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... . PUBLIC NOTICES nistry of information colonial commentary (Third of a Series of Four Lectures) °dds on The Caribbean Colonies COUNCIL SCHOOL, PRESTON, 7,0 P.m., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th q Chairman: F. Addison, Esq. stions. Comments. Admission FREE. ...
... PUBLIC NOTICES MINISTRY OF INFORMATION COLONIAL COMMENTARY (Third of a Scries of Four Lectures) John Dodds on The Caribbean Colonies PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HALL, Baker Street, HULL, 6.45 p.m., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd. Chairman: The Lord Mayor of Hull ...
... . PUBLIC NOTICES iSTRY OF INFORMATION OLONIAL COMMENTARY. d of a Series of Four Lectures) Dod ds on The Caribbean Colonies ALISON HALL, HEDON, Cll * ° p - m FRIDAY, FF3RUARY 25th. Qu estio - the Mayor of Hedon (Coun. S. T. Johnson) ns - Comments. ADMISSION ...
... loadings SMAjdh tankers the Caribbean, and for the from United States porta minor packaged petroleum -products accordance with the programme in operation before the suspension such loadings His Majesty's Government regard the outcome all these negotiations ...
... THE CARIBBEAN COLONIES M.Q.I. Meeting at Shipley An Interesting lecture was given under the auspices of the Shipley Ministry of Information Committee on “The Caribbean Colonies. by Mr. Ernest Ey tie. a young West Indian, Shipley Town Hall on Monday evening ...
... PUBLIC NOTICES ministry of information colonial commentary loh Third °f Series of Four Lectures) odds on The Caribbean Colonies COUNCIL SCHOOL, HORNSEA, Chai^ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16th. Que ' lle Town erk of Hornsea, J. A. Davenport, Esq. 10ns - Comments ...
... COLONIAL COMMENTARY 'Third of a series of Four Lectures) 'ERNEST EYTLIE on THE CARIBBEAN COLONIES Lecture Hall, literary and Philosophical Society. • Harrison•road, Halifax, Friday, February 25, 7.15 p.m. Chairman: ALDERMAN F. WATKINSON, J.P. QUESTIONS ...
... MINISTRY OF INFORMATION COLONIAL COMMENTARY (Third of a Series of Four Lectures) John Dodds on The Caribbean Colonies NATIONAL BRITISH RESTAURANT, WITHERNSEA, 7.45 p.m., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21st. Chairman: Coun. C. N. Wolverson. Questions. Comments. ADMISSION ...
... HUDDERSFIELD EXAMINER SATURDAY FEBRUARY 19 1944 MINISTRY OF INFORMATION COLONIAL COMMENTARY (THIRD Series ERNEST EYTLE The Caribbean Colonies FRATERNITY HAIL STREET HUDDERSFIELD 70 pm WEDNESDAY 23rd February Chairman Alderman GARDINER JP ADMISSION THE ...
... Week-end Radio . TO-DAY HOME (203.5. 391.X, 449.1, and 48.54 m.). —3.0: Orchestra. 3.30: Gramo Caribbean Cabaret. 4.0: Elgar; The Apostles, Part 2., 5.0: News (Welsh). 5.5: Programme in Welsh. 5.20: Children. 6.0: News. 6.30: The World Goes By. Light ...
... Fable of Spanish Policy Taken Into Anoint Washington, Friday. It is learned on good authority that oil shipments from the Caribbean area to Spain will be suspended during February—a step understood to be part of a general reconsideration by the U.S. Government ...
... British West Indies, and the affairs of the United States and Britain in the Caribbean had become what the report calls hopctully intermingled. The Commission has set up the Caribbean Research Council to plan research work and exchange technical knowledge ...