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... Weald Lodge, the Under Secretary of State. ex-senice men who agree with of Dulwich College when he welfare of the whole Caribbean Anita Desna presented a spay ON VIEW: Wednesday, 9th Harrow,profo und in- Splendid semi-detached Residence Old Mlll Farm ...
... an Irish homestead, an English pier, and a serious Scot with his heart in the Highlands. With the changing months came a Caribbean fiesta, a garden fete, an Independence Day tribute to Uncle Sam, a vivacious party and a Christmastide scene. It was a very ...
... canteen at Wealdstone on two nights last week. Against effective background representing a hut on an uninhabited island in the Caribbean Sea, a cast of nine portrayed a group of doubtful characters who had arranged ut expeditio, to retrieve a hoard of gold and ...
... the tale unfolds against aweinspiring scenery. and the eerie atmosphere intensifies its sombre main theme , island in the Caribbean and tells how a young boat owner and the pretty daughter of a trader find romance while seeking treasure. Although the story ...
... the Harrow branch of the Royal National Life-Boat Institution at the Conservative Hall. Harrow, on Satur. WOMEN BY WOMEN I CARIBBEAN I day. Here Harrow Sea Cadets are trying to persuade Aid Cowen to buy miniature life-boats. Left to right I are: Sea Cadets ...
... Warwick. coo ceremonies—and hear the rhythm reminder: Don't forget to add your 21, Burlingham-avenue, Bengeworth (13). of the Caribbean drummers. Her name and address, age. school and SILVER PAPER AND FARTHINGS visit is planned to last until Silver paper wog ...
... years. but before he retired much of his life was spent in the island of St. Kitts. one of the Leewards, situated in the Caribbean Sea. The economic history of this island provides us with good grounds for concluding that Pcachey was engaged in sugar ...
... CONSTANTLY -CHANGING scenery gives a slightly new slant to the strong-arm exploits in Heirs Island. It is staged at a Caribbean port, and concerns a lusty fellow who is deceived by a two-timing young woman during a fight for a valuable ruby. The acting ...
... the wheat Peko that some of the Shropshire visitors paid most attention. . With the party was the principal of the Eastern Caribbean Farm Institute, Trinidad, Mr. J. C. Hotchkiss, on leave in Britain for six i months, and he declared: From a Shropshire ...
... PROBLEMS OF THE CARIBBEAN MR. RUSSELL'S BROADCAST ON DELEGATION'S VISIT A N August 4 Mr. Ronald Russell. M.P for Wembley South. who led one of the two sections of the Parliamentary delegation to the British possessions in the Caribbean, returned to this ...
... during Judged a second time Evesham's the processional drive! Deputy Mayor and Mayoress * * * (Councillor and Mrs. 0. Grove) Caribbean Hot Pot! That was and special award s were ma d e ty the title of one of the entries in the Cousin Bob of the Children's ...
... and how mysterious was the appeal of the Princess herself! Miss Marlene Andrews' (the Mayor's daughter) entry entitled Caribbean Hot-pot, a tableau of cannibals (very young ones too!) complete with the missionary ,n the stew pot, was skilfully CONTINUED ...