SAINT VINCENT, TUESDAY, 4 OCTOBER, 1955.-(No. 56).


 No. 442.
 REGIONAL ECONOMIC COMMITTEE
 OF THE
 BRITISH WEST INDIES, BRITISH
 OUIANA AND BRITISH HONDURAS

 "Phe l egional Economic Committee
 invites applications from suitably quali-
 fied persons for the following post:
 BRITISH CARIBBEAN STUDENTS
 LIAISON OFFICER IN THE U.S.A.
 at an annual salary in tie scale of $4,400
 x 240-$5,120 (U.S.). A representation
 allowance of $1,400 (U.S.) per annumi
 and a House allowance of $1,400 per
 annum are payable. Passages on
 assumption and termination of appoint-
 ment for the Liaison Officer and family
 up to five in all from and to the place
 of engagement will be paid.
 2. The post does not at present carry
 pension or superannuation rights. The
 appointment will be for three years in
 the first instance.
 3. Candidates should be University
 graduates conversant with experience of
 life and the educational system in the
 U.S.A. and should preferably have at-
 tended a U.S.A. University.
 4. The duties of the post include ad-
 vising students generally in securing
 places for them in approved universities,
 and in evaluating af U.S.A. degrees in
 relation to their equivalent in the United
 Kingdom for purposes of recruitment
 to service in the British Caribbean terri-
 tories. The Liaison Officer will keep
 Governments informed of educational
 developments in North America and
 keep students in touch with employ-
 mnt opportunities in the West Indies.
 5. The Officer will be responsible to
 British Caribbean Governments for the
 execution of his duties but in the matter
 of local discipline and administration,
 responsible to the U.K. Colonial Attache
 in Washington. He will also be re-
 quired to assist the Colonial Attache as
 occasion demands in the execution of
 certain of his routine duties relating to
 the West Indies.
 6. Headquarters will be in Washing-
 ton under the aegis of the British
 Embassy.
 7. Applications furnishing full details
 of candidate's education, special qualifi-
 cations and experience, together with
 supporting documents and names of
two referees, should he addressed to
the Executive Secretary, Regional Eco-
nomic Committee. Hastings House. Bar-
bados to reach him before the 19th
October. 1955.


 t The Committee reserves the right
 to fill the post by invitation if no suit-
 able application is received.
 4th October. 1955.

 No. 443.
 REGIONAL ECONOMIC COMMITTEE
 OF THE
 BRITISH WEST INDIES, BRITISH
 GUIANA AND BRITISH HONDURAS,

 The Regional Economic Committee
 invites applications from suitably qual-
 ified persons for the following post :-
 ASSISTANT TRADE COMMISI
 -. IONER (STUDENTS) FOR THE
 BPRTISHI WET INDIES, BRITISB
 GUIANA AND BRI7ISH HON-
 DI'RAS IN CANADA
 at an annual salary in the scale $3,600 x
 150-$4,800 Can. plus a house allowance
 of $1,200 Can. per annum. Passages on
 assumption and termination of appoint-
 ment for the Assistant Trade Com-
 missioner and family up to five in all
 from the place of engagement will be
 paid by the Committee.
 The post does not at present carry
 pension or superaninua;tion rights. The
 appointment will be fo.r a period of
 three years in the first instance.
 Candidates should be university grad-
 uates preferably with experience of
 university life in Canada. Preference
 will be given to West Indians.
 The Assistant Trade Commissioner
 will be required to perform the duties
 of students liaison officer and will be
 under the general supervision of the
 Trade Commissioner for the British
 West Indies, British Guiana. and Bri-
 tish Honduras in Canada. in whose
 offices in Montreal the student liaison
 headquarters will be located.
 The Committee reserves the right to
 fill the post by invitation if no suitable
 application is received.
 Applications furnishing full details of
 candidate's education, special qualifica-
 tions and experience. together with sup-
 portinr documents and names of two
 referees, should be addressed to the
 Executive Secretary. Regional Economic
 Committee. Hastings House. Barbados.
 to reach him by 19th October. 1955.
 4th October. 1955.


 No. 423.
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