The facilities which His Majesty's Government in the United 
      Kingdom are prepared to extend to the United States Government 
      are as follows:-
 
      
 
 
(1) The continuation of the facilities already granted to 
      the United States Government in June, 1939 allowing United States 
      aircraft and ships to use the waters of Trinidad, St. Lucia and 
      Bermuda and the United States naval authorities to lease premises, 
      land stores and in general make use of the ports in these three 
      islands. Leases embodying these facilities were drawn up and 
      signed by the United States authorities and the appropriate British 
      Colonial authorities in the second half of 1939.
 
      
 
 
(2) American military aircraft to be allowed to land at Jamaica, 
      British Guiana and Trinidad.
 
      
 
 
(3) Pan-American Airways acting as agents of the United States 
      Government to be allowed to lease a small area approximately 
      1500 feet by 500 feet adjacent to the Trinidad aerodrome where 
      they could store supplies, erect a small radio station etc.
 
      
 
 
(4) Pan-American Airways acting as agents for the United States 
      Government to be allowed to lease an area of approximately one 
      square mile near Georgetown, British Guiana on which an aerodrome 
      could be constructed.
 
      
 
 
(5) Pan-American Airways acting as agents for the United States 
      Government to be allowed to construct an aerodrome near Kingston, 
      Jamaica on similar terms to the seaplane station which the Company 
      already operates there.