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... week and come to at a meeting of the Council to which the fourth since the present series was com- DISASTROUS HURRICANE THE CARIBBEAN SEA 1000 PERSONS HOMELESS Baltimore Nov 4 News has reached here that a disastrous hurricane visited the islands of Providence ...
... wrecked United States warship Kearsarge found on arriving at the scene of the disaster vessel had been plundered and burned Caribbean wreckers Drew down with Measles— We regret to learn that Dorothy Drew Mr favourite grandchild has for been suffering from ...
... BRITISH HONDURAS. Squeezed into the neck of the American Continent, facing 'the Caribbean Sea and bounded by Mexico and Guatemala is surely the quaintest of all British colonies. It is about the size of Wales, with a population of 48,000 and a total revenue ...
... the Peliaf shop Opportune had radioed that 8 series of earthquakes shook the ..Bntish islands of Nevis and St Kitts M the Caribbean, MSt Government buildings _were SMRAD ba Untanablas orin. shambleg on Nevis, which has a popul?‘t“m of 15,000. The shocks ...
... should look rather at the small firms springing up in America with specialised lines remarkably continuing the success. The Caribbean was a good dollar-earning area, and the British should learn from the Americans salesmanship. The shipping position was driving ...
... Bowl, a story for the youngest; short concert recorded by scholars of Ardmiddle School, Turriff, Aberdeenshire. 5.30 — Caribbean Kaleidoscope, a talk. 5.50 —Prayers. s.ss—The Weather. 6.o—Tije Signal. News. 6.15-Scottish News. 6.30-Sport. 6.3s—The Eddy ...
... planning an Internationat Jamboree for 1952. British Scouts have also received an invitation to send representaLives the first Caribbean Jamboree, Jamaica, March 5-11, 1952. ...
... • CHIEF SCOUT WILL TOUR CARIBBEAN Lord Ilnwallan. who has travelled nearly 120.000 miles on visits to Scouts in the British. Commonwealth and Empire since beooming Chief Smut in 1945. is to carry out a tour of the Caribbean. Bermuda' and Bahamas at the ...
... will represent all part,' of Soot/and and the North of Englan d- More than 4,000 Scouts are expected to attend the first Caribbean in Jamaic a next March in h o nour of a visit by Lord Rowallan, Chief Colonel 0. P. Jawawardana , Chief Commissioner of the ...
... King's Scouts and one Scouter, - led by Mr P. B. Nevill (Headquarters Commissioner for Grants) will represent Britain at the Caribbean Jamboree at Kingston, Jamaica, from March 'sth-17th. Lord Rowallan, the Chief Scout of the British Commonwealth and Empire ...