... 3, 113 | OF-444 GREAT N M Eakon): 6, 11.13| Ovchy. ST Barowshi, Masiér Bahadur. 101 ner at Southwell in December that it CARIBBEAN (Ryan Price), ;g ] Denices, Another> Case. 100-8 Night Ow!, is difficult to oppose him in (he 5, 11-3 F. Winter 00 PEDLARS ...

... Roundhead Brich’on Boundarv, On Account, Boherluska, Ben Aigen, Alaska Star Tiltham's Queen, Falstaff, Gold Sovereign, Livewire Caribbean, Pioneer Spirit, Noble Pierre, Betray, Raintree, A and N, Fairpeacon. 13-8 agst PYTHON, 100-30 Fishermans Song. 6-1 Nob'e ...

... point soon towards the salubrious coastline of Jamaica. On board the French liner Antilles as it arrives on a cruise of the Caribbean will be Sir Percy Sillitoe, the On 73-year-old former by a el 1 s . smasher of pre-war Holiday T He is leaving from Southampton ...

... 117 W. E. Fisher (3) OPP SHANDY KING (W. J, Price), | . STELLARIA (Butchers), 5, 11-7 OP- RICH LOAM (P. Moore), S, 11-7 0 CARIBBEAN (Ryan Price), 5, 11-7 030 EASTERN HILL (Vallance), 4, 10-11 YOUNG DAVY (E. Burr), 4, 10-11 MAN OF THE EAST (. Collier), 000 ...

... If Mr. Maudling had taken the trouble to look at a few startling statistics about the truncated Federation of the Eastern Caribbean he would have put forward for approval by the Cabinet before going to the West Indies a serious proposal to keep Trinidad ...

... widely dispersed islands can achieve their very ambitious plan and proceed from Crown Colony status to that of an FEastern Caribbean Federation as an independent Dominion in the Commonwealth. STEEL AND ASBESTOS GARAGE TERMS ARRANGED Delivered Size 16ft. ...

... PROBLEM In fact, Trinidad's best six Caribbean markets for exports in the years 1955-60 have not been those of the federation. They have ben in order of priority— British Guiana, Jamaica, Surinum, Sukimam, Barbados and Guadelupe. Only one is a member ...

... E lin the recruiting. and waslage . . . ‘hgur’es in 1961, compared with the previous vear, AT WHAMPTON! Snowdon taking a Caribbean holiday so soon after the birth of! their son was “a storm in a 5--1 cup.” ; | think they can shrug it olf.} Mr. Armitage ...

... West Indians to work in Britain and the regulations which control the entry of UK. citizens for the same purpose in the Caribbean islands, Unbridled freedom for immigrants to Britain is reciprocated by pettifogging interference and irritating restrictions ...

... the two chief °PP°'iwhich seized the Portuguese liner in captaiu and others of the crew. - Portugal's Salazar regime the Caribbean and five crew mem-| General Delgado (55). former went on trial in their absence in Li\‘-‘ybe? who ((lgfci-ctcd (u; thedr;;l_ael; ...

... Hailes, the governor general, which had been intended as an event of rejoicing for a move towards independence of the Eastern Caribbean Federation of the West Indies. but which quite unexpectedly to the organisers had become one of mourning. In spite of the ...

... a political enterprise which appeared at first to be possessed of great hope. If all the former British colonies of the Caribbean could have been welded into a viable state, a useful and stable entity would have been created in the disturbed Central American ...