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... through Africa Pelee Canada the Inter Allied Statemen 'tine Transjordan at,d rutlcev, where I !wbo afire there for the varione coo they visited Kernel P=sha Back inferences. lie in , rested himself in London Earl was aop bitted Gov Canada's war dors and ...
... manufactlrers for thf ir help to the industry at a time oT itress, during the war hy establishing and financitw 'research into the swollen shoot 'disease of cocoa in West Africa: In acknowledging the toast ,of the guests, Mr, E. J. !Mackenzie flay, president ...
... well•known to members of the staff aerved In the Telcom units in North Africa and Italy during the war. 'I hough, as General Eisenhower's Chief Signal Officer in North Africa in 1943, he was busy planning service cornmunicbtons for the invasion of Sicily ...
... Governor Gcnerat of the Sudan War the Prince transferred to ,Mr. W Mc G Eager for 21 years the lnniskilling Prag°°s• belsecretaiy General of the Nation cause they were due to g 0 Otit l a' Institute for the Blind ard to South Africa sefore his own 'Aldt-rman ...
... PRINCESS ALICE. Countess of When they returned to the Athlone, who was installed as Chancellor of the UniverEi,y Union of South Africa , with their on y surviving child, Lady College of the West Indies at May Cambridge, the Earl of Jamai2a on February 16'h ...
... Forces who fell in the dom has brought safer markets 1939-1945 war and who have il 11d better prices. These have no known grave are announced acted a= a filtp to the industry , by the Imperial War Graves; and g rowers began trying to re Commission after c ...
... at the nited A 3 ation in the heari of the Korean Geo 1 beachhead in the Virg& often tril front. Forty thousaii4 sive of the war They canto! monists howled down ott Sullen on the S3utlvra fron cities and More were ele 2i miles west ot the 811 imoortant ...
... against the policy of ap pointing Governors over the heads of capable West Indians Make ' As. Much Sometime before the last war N oise A s Possible he continued, the French ap pointed a West Indian as Gov Guardian news Service ernor It was His Excellency ...
... of fats & oils. IWorld production of fate and oils icontioued to expand in 1949 calendar' 'per. Consumption W4B nearer prel war levels Wen in 1948, and 'nicest 'declined sharply in the early months! ' especially in dollar exporting regions.' Mejor 'increases ...
... Plena (111e-r sot cresiveie to firid marehal .Al.z-irdet in the middle E.Q. field matehd Wis( n and Eisiohi.ccer to the of Africa . and field Montgomery is 'Euripe. He was the first British officer to become an honourary graduoe Of •he Usit , d Stater ...
... attention. the inot - ne,i'vtr Arnold trained at the Botanic! Baron Black of Jariaica if f.;ardens was a hard wo-king waging war in the South aainstigrower at Giraudei as wail as an this disease whi!st the North emp!nyee of at: - 4 - slocia been left to ...