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... what to most of us will be the best of him, in his fiction. A bitingly cold winter's day in England and a book about the Caribbean islands The contrast is realty too sharp to be kind, but it does at least heighten one's appreciation of a book by Miss Rosita ...
... squad ons and five or more Fleet ship wind's were activated. Bases were hblished on both American coasts, on fflds in the Caribbean and the Atlantic, i later in Africa and Europe. After sany irrendered, Atlantic airship svity tapered off considerably, ...
... Ready Shortly CARIBBEAN CIRCUIT Sir Harry Luke For over three years Sir Harry constantly journeyed through the Caribbean. He now presents the highlights of his experiences, told with his accustomed skill in a happy blend of wide knowledge seasoned with ...
... work altogether, but it has its own kind ol value. Mr. Derrick Ball and his wife decided after the war to travel to the Caribbean and to look about for their ideal site for living as embodied in the title. Trinidad they found too commercial and crowded ...
... th Caymania, which plies between Kingston in the M, ent colony of Jamaica, and Belize in British HondtL Since the war, 'Caribbean International Airways' hav started a modest flying-boat service between Tan i, Florida and Kingston. The connection between ...
... with the fabulous career of Henry Morgan, the bold buccaneer captain. This extraordinary figure fought the Spaniards in the Caribbean for the excellent reason that he hated them, and won himself fortunes, and women, too, for the reason that he loved both ...
... remained a neglected colony, but of recent times America s steward ship has been very different. The recent revolt in this Caribbean Island is all the more surprising, therefore, as also were the repercussions on the mainland when two men attempted to get ...
... ESTATE OF DR. ARTHUR WILKIN p°r over a hundred years the large salt-ponds of St. Kitts have been producing salt for the Caribbean countries. In the bright sun shine the ponds reflect a soft, pink-like colour edged by a white. For the jast five years Dr ...
... Murray's The Neat Little Corpse (Michael Joseph. 9s. 6d.), a watertight story, if you will forgive me, about a yachtsman jn the Caribbean Seas who, from his anchored boat, first observes a floating and murdered body, and remarks pleasantly, as in the title, on ...
... Inland, £5 16s. Canada, £5. Elsewhere abroad, £5 5s. (to include the Christmas Number). A POTENTIAL DOLLAR-EARNER IN THE CARIBBEAN-- THE OCEAN MONARCH UNDERGOES HER TRIALS BEFORE SETTING OUT ON HER MAIDEN ATLANTIC VOYAGE Britain's new 13,658-ton luxury ...
... squadrons and five or more Fleet airship wings were activated. Bases were established on both American coasts, on islands in the Caribbean and the Atlantic, and later in Africa and Europe. After Germany surrendered, Atlantic airship activity tapered off considerably ...
... Hornby is a director of W. H. Smith and Son. A VISITOR FROM JAMAICA-- ALEXANDER BUSTAMANTE ARRIVES IN LONDON FOR TALKS ON CARIBBEAN TRADE The Leader of Jamaica's Legislature is seen on arrival at London Airport. Mr. Bustamante, who had come to England for ...