... His Excellency that his services will not be lost to the in default five weeks H. L. It is meet encouraging to know oe Caribbean Colonies, and that his in- x x x !this generous response to your appeal, was educated at Tonbridge. He ! i -fluence will ...

... whole. In the new days and new ways that nne expects to find after the war e scattered littlo islar,ds 99 we have in Ithe Caribbean Sea could not bei !expected to face up within ' l againet tr.ide competitions of la i organised countries, Our hest bet' ...

... The second milestale lies aheatl but al! ir:fzflatida expenses is being borne!ere that is reachad m i.h at I sty re by the Caribbean Plantations Ltd, :mains to be done. In this Gavernment If explanation does not quitekvill, as heretofore, continue to play ...

... eulogizlng Ithe good or ) , lt he had done for Issiffering humanity io the past twenty , years. ' x x THIS week, contemporary Caribbean' ji.lottitor wrote ably on a sabject which lis gaining increase] importance. They !wrote on su;ernuflerte int te G wern• ...

... Mud-Slinging Opposition Receives' Death Blow Caribbean Monitor' Capitulates After 48 Hour Death Watch Ultimatum under threat cf Pecding Libel Suits by IVlayor. Brands Informants as Supplying False and Malicious Data. Guarantees Indemnity Future Attacks ...

... honday afternoon this week i pages of our contemporary the! the sth and Tuesday 6th Februsr His Excellency end Lady Popham CARIBBEAN MONITOR allegations l 1940. ivisited the Leper Home, and on their ! , 2, In repiy I have the honour stc,nned at Canell.ld ...

... the li. o • Shillingfcrd, Mr. and'making and wood work. i A Rolle, Mr. J. B. Cbarles, Mr Toulon certainly .desrvss con- Caribbean, and which, in his own. urs • P. I - he Clerk of Councils. I gratulations for his achievements words, had captured a soft ...

... nocretiz ideels al of e: eve:eel .y exer. first announced. stimulated so : Heinisphere in settlement of the war in all the Caribbean and Latitedebte. and they hive de.naneed that Great cised by toe British Governmeot for d eeply p eo ples the hope of eventual ...

... al integrity, and , even their military defense, a n d to t h e well being of the many millions of peo• pie inhabithg the Caribbean Re ;ion, Central and i iuti) nerica. At the recent litter-American Con• ference held at Panama, Foreign Secretary Edu.irdo ...

... dations coverin4 every aspect f (L i Guvernme tits themselves. social and economic life in the 3. To control the West Indian Caribbean Colonies, The British ,Welfare Fund (hereinafter referred Government has accepted the Toe Fund) and to 'lo as approve report ...

... should be provided within the West Indies as soon as i ble; Broadcast transmitter or trans 'millers to be established in tie Carib'bean Area, with assistance from United i, I K.ingdom funds. l. i i . 7.1 Constitutional and Close r ' Union Political Federation ...

... Svariere werel.. : - ..:v:. $ padlock on the shed to follow. On q.'nesriay this week.' l y ..,i, a New Styie.ifcitni. The Caribbean Monitor under!G. St. L a c.., tb d ,t u f t h e I d thus rousing the o v n e r s l e .pi ng Mr. Nicholls arranged a meaingi ...