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lhe bauxite rush started jn earnest after World War II. Four major companies now export more than seven million tons a year. Gypsum also is being mined.

Encouraged by tax concessions, many industries have moved to Jamaica: An English company makes quality pottery from the local clays; a United State's Arm assembles truck trailers; a Canadian manufacturer produces radios and typewriters. One factory even turns out hockey equipment— for export. Visitors Increasing

One of the loveliest of Caribbean islands, Jamaica has little difficulty in persuading visitors to enjoy its sunshine, sandy beaches, scalloped -bays, lush vegetation, mountains, and rivers.

The mountains, which are sprinkled with waterfalls, offer a cool refuge from the warmer lowlands. Even in coastal areas, sea and land ’"Breezes temper the sun. |

With these attractions on Jamaica, the number of visitors

85.8%