JN72/15

Letter from H C Janes to Reverend G H C Angus, Baptist Missionary Society, 93-95 Gloucester Place, London, W1. Further discussion regarding trip to West Indies and confirming passage booked from Southampton.

21 May 1951

From: 1951 To: 1951

Dear Dr Angus, I had a word with you last week about your letter of the 16th May but perhaps I had better confirm what I said then, that I have definately booked a passage by the French Line, leaving Southampton on December 27th. There is always a difficulty, apparently, in getting passages and Elder Fyffes were only prepared to put me on a waiting list. Therefore, finding that there was a berth vacant by the French Line I booked it in order to have something fixed. I have written to Keith Tucker myself about it and also to Mr Poupard. At the moment I have done nothing more than book the passage. I have not decided whether I should leave the boat at Trinidad and afterwards to on to Jamaica or vice versa, nor have I booked any return passage, but there is time, I think, to deal with these matter later on. With kind regards. Yours truly, H C Janes

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Janes, Herbert Charles,
Angus, G H C,
Tucker, Keith,
Poupard, Sidney G,
Baptist Missionary Society,
Elders & Fyffes Limited,
French Line CGT (Companie Generale Transatlantique Ltd)

CORRESPONDENCE, holidays, civil ships, LUTON, London, Southampton, Trinidad, Jamaica