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... Secretary. Trinidad, until in 1942 he went to Washington. He was one of the British representatives on the Anglo- American Caribbean Commission. ...
... Nonagon; 23, Iraq; 24, Quota; 26. Bala; 27, Harpoon; 30, Radical; 31. Dam; 52, Reasonless. Down : 1, Leveret; 3, Clip; 4, Caribbean; 5, Lips; 6, Estuary; 7, fJnderstandably; 8. Unaccomplished; 10, Spa'; 15, Wends; 16, Spend; 18, Lithuania: 20, Anagram; ...
... River Plate there more difficulty in securing 575 (U. 8.) from shippers of grain to Portugal. General cargo is moving to the Caribbean with some freedom in controlled vessels. Brazil exporters of timber, coffee and general cargo continue snort of space. Outward ...
... American neutral grain and coal orders remain unfl'led. Rtver Plate grain and general cargo moves steadily to Brasil and the Caribbean, but grain to Europe short shipping. Brafll exports are also checked by lack of vessels. Eastern trades have many requirements ...
... neutral space, 475/- being offered to Eire direct, and $75 (U.S.) to Lisbon. General cargo also under arrangement to the Caribbean and to South Africa. A good demand from Brazil exporters for various classes of cargo received little response. The priority ...
... fully control of our administration. What the Grovernment had in mind was the development of what they had in the Anglo-L.S. Caribbean Commission. Colonel Stanley added that he had asked every territory to prepare the plans they would want to put into operation ...
... Buenos Ayres state that the shipping movement in the River Plate has appreciably contracted, and there excess of space to the Caribbean ports and West Coast South America. Fair traffic, howevr, is arranged to Brazil. Grain rates to Lisbon are nominal at around ...
... provided for return voyages. River Plate freights remain nominal to Europe, steady to Brazil, with some easiness for the Caribbean. &c. Brazil inquiries for carriers for timber, coffee, and general cargo to Middle East and Portugal are without result. ...
... American Navy Antigua, a name meaning place without water.” et ' time this island had o extensive naval dockyards * Caribbean, and its chief bas€,- Harbour, was reckoned on®. strongest in the Western Hem 1 Admiral Lord Nelson spent in Antigua while ...
... reproducing the excellent photograph of the beast had tike presence mind to take. Columbus To Roosevelt The Prodifrious Caribbean (Cassell, 15a> Mias Roeita For bee’s latest book, and it tell* in hi«hly-coloured, allusive and speculative manner the history ...
... ir t position of the Dutch Indian Islands should Holland invaded. Denmark, now under Nazi heel, had possessions 111 , 0 Caribbean Sea until they were America. In 1917 the Danish outpost islands of St. Thomas, St. St. John —were bought outright the United ...
... grain is open for neutral space with *22 to *25 indicated to Peru and Chile. Firm rates arc current for general cargo to Caribbean, while Swedis.i vessels would accept to Lisbon for grain. Brazil ore offers to Northern Range at plus 55 per cent, surcharge ...