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... The Laughing Cow (William Kimber. 16s.) is Metzler's own story, dealing with his U-boat's activities in the Atlantic, the Caribbean and close by the American coast. TUT? P IT T p n R *-1 T r> T? V (Heinemann. 18s.) of the highly-placed official in the Russian ...
... Setting English: suspense universal. Mr. Michael Hastings's THE CITADEL OF THE BATS (Macdonald. 16s.) is less esoteric, has a Caribbean back ground and is, I should have thought, a dead cert for the film seekers. Straightforward in the telling and tense in ...
... Robert Henriques. Collins 10s. 6 d.) Reprint of a novel of 1939. GOLDEN GATES. By Joseph Cabot. (Museum Press 9s. 6 d.) Caribbean goings-on in the late eighteenth century told pleasantly but with no particular distinction. ...
... concerned with anything but high adventure, with the attempts of the Governor of Jamaica to restore law and order in the Caribbean. There is no lack of sword- play, fisticuffs, drinking, shooting and swashbuckling in the film, and even a glimpse of a Spanish ...
... (Alvin Redman. 15s is np'tk so polished nor so engaging but it certainly is info Mr Geoffrey Wagner has written about a Caribbean is Ed and about a fairly young officer of the Regular Arm!?! goes out to it, not long after the war, as A D C t i Governor ...
... the New Moon, she joins the emigrants who, in the same ship, will seek fresh woods and pastures new in a new colony in the Caribbean Sea. When we reach that island and witness the happenings under the leadership of the ex-bondman, things become, perhaps ...
... and with a very nice sense of family, a thoroughly likeable book. It is interesting to read more books on the M.C.C.'s Caribbean tour and to note that they are competitive without being mutually ex clusive. Mr. E. W. Stanton is cricket correspondent ...
... all the expected sparkle and verve of Mr. Jerrard Tickell's writing applied to a more serious theme the regeneration of a Caribbean island that has suffered disaster in a hurricane. Sympathetic, readable, and effective rather than profound. The next two ...
... travel, and in part a search for new lands. This will be well understood when it is mentioned that the Virgin Is :s of the Caribbean, the Sey chelles, lost in the immensity of the Indian Ocean, Damascus and Villefranche-sur-Mer are among the places he has ...
... leave in the com pany of the children for England. The vessel is captured by the last or almost the last pirates sailing the Caribbean Sea. After remaining with the pirates for some weeks, the children are trans ferred to another boat, and resume their inter ...
... in the Middle West. The Kaiy Dee was a rusty old tub which had spent her best years along the Gulf of Mexico and in the Caribbean. It was some time before D-Day when, with an assorted crew of merchant seamen and U.S.N, personnel, commanded by the lieutenant ...
... bouncers. The afternoon session on the second day had a wide selection of function groups and show- groups appearing. The Caribbean music sounds of a steel band called the Invaders started pro ceedings pretty well. Next came a seven-piece twenties-style ...