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THE ceremony of the opening of the Colonial Microbiological Research Institute in Port-of -Spain, Trinidad, British West Indies, was performed on July 5 by Lord Hankey, in the presence of a distinguished gathering including the Governor of Trinidad and Tobago, Sir John Shaw; the chairman of the Standing Closer Relations Committee, Sir Hubert Ranee ; Prof. J. L. Simonsen, director of research of the Colonial Products Research Council; the principal of the University College, Jamaica, Dr. Taylor ; the acting principal of the Imperial College of Tropical Agriculture, Trinidad, Dr. Shepherd; and delegates from other Caribbean countries, from the United States, Mexico, Venezuela, Honduras, etc.
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SIMONSEN, J. The Colonial Microbiological Research Institute, Trinidad. Nature 162, 498–499 (1948). https://doi.org/10.1038/162498a0
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