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... OFFER OF RESIGNATION FIRST LOAD OF MARSHALL AID SUGAR MR. STR.AOHEY, Minister of Food, to-day welcomed the flrst shipment of Caribbean sugar (4.700 tons) financed by Marshall aid, and brought by R.M.S. Araby to the London docks to-day In a short speech Mr ...
... Fenerty. of the House of Representatives. Mr. Fenerty, in a statement last night, said that Great Britain's islands in the Caribbean were convenient for a naval base and would be a constant throat to the Panama in the case of conflict with the United States ...
... scram the sea . gorges dense with forest . native diving boys in narrow skiffs sunny skies deep blue waters of Gip Caribbean . . forget winter and sail away on the splendid cruise. • From Southampton, January nth, by the famous 10,000 tons cruising ...
... Raleighs 93,'-. 100 WARSHIPS FOR BIGGEST U.S. TESTS The United States will stage its biggest lan4sea manoeuvres in the Caribbean between February 14 and April 1. involving 100 warships and 35.000 soldiers sailors and marines, says a message from Washington ...
... Bsßailee, RN., which arrived to-day at Callao, Peru, on a goodwill tour will Join Canadian units in combined exercises in the Caribbean from March 19 to April 1. ...
... Africa. across the 'Pacific to Australasia, the Orient , and Alaska. and throughout land America. South America land the Caribbean. . During 1946 , Pan American 'planes flew 43.870,000 miles and carried about 850,000 passengers. German Philosopher Dismissed ...
... no Juan’s achievements, but the of Britain and the British Sw f nt Roosevelt, who spent the «. at Warm Springs, Georgia, Caribbean cruise, was v by Mr. Stephen Early Secretary, but Mrs. Roose- t in person. Mr. Nevile Charge d’Affaires at the , Embassy ...
... House of Assembly of Barbados dates from 1639. For more than 300 years representative institutions have flourished in this Caribbean outpost, which is about equal in area to the Isle of Wight. This island has a population of 200,000, and the Bank has been ...
... Republique to-day. The reasons he gives are : U.S. Ships and ’Planes Gather in Caribbean WASHINGTON, Saturday. IyTYSTERY movements of U.S. naval forces in the Eastern Caribbean area are exciting considerable interest here. Warships and ’planes have appeared ...
... Ballance. R.N., which arrived to-day at Callao, Peru. on a goodwill tour will Join Canadian units in combined exercises In the Caribbean from March 19 to April 3. ...
... FROGS Exhibition Specimens Eaten by Custodian Ta,sengers in the British liner Nerisse. returning from a voyage to the Caribbean, dined during the trip on frogs which were originally intended for exhibition in the New York Zoo. The frogs, specimens of ...
... were attending one of the most historic Press conferences ever held at the White House. Looking bronzed and fit after his Caribbean cruise, and with cigarette holder in the corner of his mouth, the President plunged straight into his subject—a plan intended ...