Evening star

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lishment in that country recently

was raised from a ministry, and

Louis G. Dreyfus, who has been

serving as Minister there, will take

over Mr. Morris' post in Iceland.

Other nominations included:

Avra M. Warren, now Ambassador,

to the Dominican Republic, to be

Ambassador to Panama.

Ellis O. Briggs, counsellor of Em

bassy at Havana, to be Ambassador

to the Dominican Republic. I

U. S. Submarines Sink

16 More Jap Ships,

Including Big Tanker

Five Transports and

10 Cargo Vessels

In Pacific Toll

JAPANESE BARGE FLEET fails to

land single craft in Los Negros

attack. Page A-5

By the Associated Press.

American submarines have

sunk 18 more Japanese ships in

enemy-controlled waters. The

big bag, announced today by the

Navy, included one large tanker

which could have been loaded

with badly needed fuel for ene

my bases.

The toll brought to 627 the number

of Japanese ships sunk, probably

sunk or damaged by submarine

action alone.

Sinkings by other causes—air

planes and warships—boosts the

total damage to Japanese shipping

to 1,989 enemy vessels of all types.

Operating Close to Japan.

Pursuant to policy, the Navy com

munique announcing the latest sink

ings did not report the areas in

which the submarines operated.

However, submarines are known to

have been operating along the

coastal waters of Japan itself.

In addition to the large tanker,

other ships sunk by the far-reaching

undersea craft included five trans

ports and 10 cargo vessels, all of

which presumably were endeavoring

to keep men and materials moving

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1944). Washington, D.C., 1944-03-09. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1944-03-09/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1944-03-09.