On the morning of October 22, 1949, the Steamship Santa Isabel arrived in the port of Charleston. She was laden with a cargo consisting in large part of bananas but also with a considerable number of bales of Peruvian cotton. This last named is a long staple cotton and for the sake of cargo economy the bales are very tightly compressed. A quantity of this cotton cargo was consigned to and owned by the...
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