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... CARIBBEAN RESEARCH COUNCIL A- Research Council was established by tne Anglo-American Caribbean Commis- at its fourth meeting, which was attended by representatives from research institutes and agricultural experimental stations of the Netherlands, Great ...
... primarily one for the United States Navy, which was in control of the Caribbean area, but the Navy Department would collaborate with the State Department where the diplomatic aspect was involved. ...
... ALL NEXT WEEK AT THE TATLiR THEATRE THE FOX HUNT Oisney Colour Cartoon BORRAH MINNEVITCH No. 3 Musical CARIBBEAN SENTINEL Interest Travel ARISTOCRATS OF THE KENNEL Sports SPIRIT WEST POINT Musical NEWS SUN. s—lo ...
... A.T.S. IN CANADA An A.T.S. recruiting officer has gone to the Caribbean to recruit auxiliaries to work for the British Army staff in Washington. These auxiliaries will have their basic training in a, Canadian Women’s Army Corps training centre at Toronto ...
... NEW BRITISH ARMY UNIT BARBADOS, Saturday. A new regular unit of the British Army, to be called the South Caribbean Force, to be enlisted locally.—Reuter. ...
... Reuter. A.T.S. TO TRAIN IN CANADA FOR WORK WITH BRITISH STAFF IN WASHINGTON An A.T.S. recruiting officer has gone to the Caribbean to _ recruit auxiliaries to work for the British Army Staff in Washington. These_ auxiliaries will have their basic training ...
... LOWER SHIP LOSSES Vice-Admiral John H. Hoover, who is retiring from his post of Commander of Naval Operations in the Caribbean, states: “There has been some increase in the last month or in Axis submarine activity in this area, but shipping losses are ...
... in the last war. During 1942 summer losses were very high because of the toll on the South- East Coast of America and the Caribbean. . Present losses are less each month than they were at the same periods last year. ...
... Robert’s attitude was incomprehensible view of the facts involved.” Mr. Hull added that the U.S. Navy was patrolling the Caribbean.—Reuter. ...
... in which case a separate arrangement will be made to cover requirements. SUNK IN CARIBBEAN Caribbean port, Sunday.—U-boats have sunk five snipe within a month in Caribbean waters, say United States naval authorities announcing that a small Panamanian ...
... Secretary. Trinidad, until in 1942 he went to Washington. He was one of the British representatives on the Anglo- American Caribbean Commission. ...
... 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 ...