News from 11/02/1951
1951; Gale Group;
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Ernest Newman, Peter Hunt, Charles Janson Representative of The Sunday Times, J. E. R. McDonagh, Clifford Hulme Correspondent of The Sunday Times, Henry Longhurst, J. J. R. Trethowan, Iain MacLeod M. P., C. G. Mortlock Correspondent of The Sunday Times, Mrs. E. V. Pearce, Monsignor R. A. Knox, K. T. Helms, Cyril Ray Representative of The Sunday Times, Patrick Nicholson Representative of The Sunday Times, Elizabeth Nicholas, Harold Hobson, Jack Beresford, John Derham, Margaret Gilruth Correspondent of The Sunday Times, Roger Mortimer, Eric Parker, E. H. Jesty, Norman Crump The Sunday Times City Editor, Herbert Rubens, J. Titterington Organising Secretary, S. C. Griffith, O. H. Brandon Representative of The Sunday Times, Hugo Kuranda Correspondent of The Sunday Times, B. A. O. R. T. Benson Gyles, G. Dalyell, Frank Oliver Representative of The Sunday Times, D. R. Gent, George Schwartz, Philip Day, Robert Shearer Correspondent of The Sunday Times, Atticus, Paul Griffith, J. H. Fingleton, John Hadfield, R. L. Hollands, David Watt Sunday Times Engineering Correspondent, George Tansey, W. W. Hadley, Cyril Beaumont, Gordon Ross, Dilys Powell, Mary Delane, Cyril Ray Representative of The Sunday Times in Moscow, Frederick Knight, J. L. Hays Correspondent of The Sunday Times, Charles E. Gayton The Sunday Times Political Correspondent, Mr. B. E. Uffindell's, Raymond Mortimer, Gerald Pawle, Roland Allen, D. P. Hawkins, Sir Stephen Tallents, John Russell, Richard Hughes Correspondent of The Sunday Times, Nancy Dugdale, David Divine Representative of The Sunday Times, C. P. Snow, T. C. Dugdale, Felix Aprahamian,
ResumoNew Russian military aid pact with China reported in U. S. Soviet to supply jet fighters, tanks, guns and train pilots Reuter, British United Press: Allied tanks drive into Seoul British pilots flying fastest U. S. jets From Our Own Representative: Eye for blinded soldier Japan eager to keep U. S. troops after treaty Sir David Kelly back in Moscow after leave King Farouk to marry 17-year-old commoner "Steel in the melting pot" could be the headline for… Government to re-open Argentine meat talks By our Diplomatic Correspondent: West to reply to Soviet soon Princess Elizabeth Britain seeks Solution in Kashmir By Our Motoring Correspondent: Branded petrol may be back soon Italian Communist rebels form action committee Railway appeal to miners Bank strike settled Weather Forecast Docks strike extends—but 1,400 men vote for return tomorrow Fisons Limited Prudential By a Sunday Times Correspondent: Resentment over arrests Commodity Shares Count Me Out F. W. Woolworth & Co. Iniquitous Purchase Tax Mr. B. E. Uffindell's Statement The Extra Mile Brevities Company Notice Abbey National Building Society New Defence Bonds Forgotten Man A Turner Centenary Holidays Afloat No Home Do You Know? Berlioz's Taste Boulton and Paul A Double Diamond Works Wonders 'The Consul' Hodder & Stoughton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Picturesque Horror A History of the Crusade. Volume I: The First Crusade and the Foundation of the Kingdom of Jerusalem. By Steven Runciman. (Cambridge. 25s) Mauriac's Way New Novels That Which Was Lost: and The Dark Angels. By Francois Mauriac. (Eyre & Spottiswoode. 10s. 6d) A Long Day's Dying. By Frederick Buechner. (Chatto & Windus. 9s. 6d) Conscience of the King. By Alfred Duggan. (Faber. 12s. 6d) The Assyrian and other stories. By William Saroyan. (Faber. 10s. 6d) The Plenipotentiaries. By H. J. Kaplan. (Secker & Warburg. 10s. 6d) Westaway Books Hammond Hammond Peter Davies Book Box Lost Horizons Rowing Coach Steve Fairbairn on Rowing. Edited by Ian Fairbairn. (Nicholas Kaye. 18s) Peter Nevill London Country Surrey. By Ralph Lawrence. (Paul Elek. 15s.) Election Influences The British General Election of 1950. By H. G. Nicholas. (MacMillan. 21s) On and Off the Beat Crime and the Police. By Anthony Martienssen. (Secker and Warburg. 10s. 6d) The British Police. By J. M. Hart. (Allen & Unwin. 12s. 6d) Robert Hale Great French Novels The Novel in France. By Martin Turnell. (Hamish Hamilton. 18s) Hutchinson Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Folio Society Where can your goods go? The Gramophone Company Limited Jacqmar Dry Fly Sherry The Sunday Times Has Britain Any Policy? The Climax of Communism The Dockers By Scrutator: No Locarno with Japan Men, Women and Memories The Eton Portraits Self-government party's victory in Gold Coast brings big problems British Overseas Airways Corporation Disprin French-Italian talks start tomorrow Conflict again on U. S. troops for Europe Canadians may lose their trouser turn-ups Released by N. Koreans 'Talk much—but believe, no' From a Special Correspondent: Pakistan may face crisis on Kashmir Reuter: Mr. Harriman urges U. S. world strategy Briton fifth in Cresta race Wall Street firm U. S. might get most atom bomb attacks Government is breaking down, says Mr. Elliot M. P. on Labour theme song of muddle Dr. Barnes says "drift to war is madness" First-time exhibitor wins Cruft's Cup Less newsprint for periodicals News from Home and Overseas Latest Wills Steel executive prepares for transfer Coal merchants cannot meet domestic quota By Our Air Correspondent: R. A. F. to call for volunteer pilots Hoover Limited British Iron and Steel Federation Man interrupts Archbishop at wedding By a Sunday Times Correspondent: Festival Hall tuning Standard car prices up Canasta demonstrations Irish Bank Holiday In the Wilderness Did You Know? Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Sir Miles Thomas Today's Radio A Hundred Years Ago Social & Personal Sir Francis Joseph An Appreciation Swedish Ballet The Sunday Times Crossword No. 1362 Canadian Pacific John Harvey & Sons Ltd. Oxford Circus Dorothy Gray Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Paris signatures The Opening Lead Bridge Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mr. Mole Marshall & Snelgrove Strelitz Ltd. Treasure Cot Multiple Display Advertising Items Ireland owe victory to their forwards Swarbrick shows the way How Rugby Games Ended Fuel Shortage—Warning Navy leave R. A. F. a point astern Two fine full-backs at Old Deer Park Old Boys name combined XV F. A. Cup and Football League Results F. A. Cup—Fifth Round Hassett out to equal an Armstrong record Dark Blue Yesterday's hockey results Hollies best M. C. C. bowler v. Victoria Best of the Aintree outsiders Miss Morgan keeps her title Squash Rackets Six Division I clubs in Cup last eight Battle of halves at Stamford Bridge Universities choose hockey sides Yesterday's racing India Amateur Cup shock: holders out
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