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... commonwealth of Puerto Rico. It is the author's view that, if America had federated this island with Cuba and Dominica, the Caribbean world would be a happier place. A RACING DRIVER'S WORLD (Cassell. 30s.) is a new and revised edition of the auto biography ...
... A BOAT Tolerance and a Well-developed Sense of Humour Go Hand-in-Hand With a Spirit of Adventure in a Family Trip to the Caribbean -By VERNON FANE SAILING and living in a 5-ton ocean racer takes a stout heart as well as a steady stomach, but there are ...
... the snatches of calypso, the hymn tunes, street cries and other exotic sound effects, the characters appeal to us less as Caribbeans beset by particular problems of their own than as poverty-stricken human beings dreaming of a big, free life. The nearest ...
... is The IIunting-Ground, by Francis Clifford (Hodder Stoughton 16s.). This is a suspense story about an air crash in the Caribbean which involves much more than first appears to the eyes of the bird-photographer who, quite by chance, is first on the grisly ...
... our politics. I can't imagine the piece making converts. Can Washington and London afford to let an island in the South Caribbean proved to be rich in deposits vital to atomic development continue to be the scene of a significant social experiment? On ...
... Here Moshikin (Miles Malleson) is having a somewhat lengthy get-together with his ward, Masha (Sheila Shand-Gibbs). In Caribbean Cabaret the music was provided by a Steel Band, an astonishing conglomeration of instruments made out of old oil-drums each ...
... attack upon Britain's West Indian stewardship, but a moderately entertaining account of the wanderings of Mr. Brown in the Caribbean, of his ship board companions and experiences. He touches only upon the fringe of Jamaican life, and at the finish the reader ...
... deserves a stiff cover. Katherine Dunham, the coloured ballet star, was in London in the autumn of 1948, when she appeared in Caribbean Rhapsody, and, believe it or not, gave a lecture before the Royal Anthropological Institute. In KATHERINE DUNHAM HER DANCERS ...
... notable events of the year is now an established feature, and this year's pages include illustrations of Princess Margaret's Caribbean tour. When Mario Marret and his three companions left France for the Antarctic in the autumn of 1951, their expedition followed ...
... Lieutenant-Colonel T. R. St. Johnston, who is Administrator of St. Kitts in the West Indies, knows and loves the peoples of the Caribbean; and the thirteen short stories in A West Indian Pepper-Pot (Philip Allan, 10s. 6d.) are filled with strong sunshine and ...
... of drama in discussions of debentures, proxies and stock options. A motley group of well-heeled investors plan to build a Caribbean hotel. Jessie Matthews plays a rich widow who represents the forces of business rectitude, while Ron Randell is suitably ...
... man who was capable of such brilliant planning. In our day and age a man like that would have retired strategically to a Caribbean island and have continued to scheme from the security of some vast, well-guarded estate. But die he does and all the craft ...