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* Royal Bank Always Seeks Expansion In Caribbean ©
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Since the Second World War We had 24 branches and be tne Dapk has oniyv had one ma- tween (Gb “ahd 400 employees in, ow setback tn the -internat ! Cuba when “ne withdrew of held in Cuba ahom only 14 were non-Cubans” We started operating in said Mr Shannon ba and conducted business However. despite the setbacks here from 1899 unt 1960 «hen Mr Shannon said the interna- e Castro regime nationalized tiona! division. which present'y al! but the two Canadian banks employees " more” than 2.900, operating there—Rova!l and the many of them citizens of the Bank © Nova Scotia,’ he said. country where they work, oper- FORESAW LOSSES ates profitably However Atth the national Commenting on expansion into ration of inductmes which took new areas and other countries their business ta nations zed Mr Shannon said most have banks, we could foresee heavy been ‘pretty well picked over es and we never, gnen anything tf We approached the Rancn were not geting ta make de Ciba pointed to omoney and the otfered ta ase» our assets at ook NO MATHEMATICIANS
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CONTRACT BRIDGE
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2:03—Sports Scores. Inland and Marine Weather
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