News from 15/03/1953
1953; Gale Group;
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Stephen Coulter The Sunday Times Representative, Ernest Newman, G. C. Holroyd, H. Warner Allen, Sheila McMillan, Kathleen Jarvis, Henry Longhurst, J. J. R. Trethowan, Donald Portway Master of St. Catharine's College, Geoffrey Stevens, Kingsley Amis, Guy H. White, T. Vohra The Sunday Times Representative, Mary Dunbar, Elizabeth Nicholas, Harold Hobson, John Rivers, Peter Quennell, Theo. A. Stephens, Stanley Godman, Roger Mortimer, Earl Jowitt Lord Chancellor, Norman Crump The Sunday Times City Editor, Antony Terry Representative of The Sunday Times, Allan Chappelow, John Pashby, E. L. Hazeldine, O. H. Brandon Representative of The Sunday Times, Henry Thody The Sunday Times Representative, Douglas Wilson, O. H. Brandon, Leonard G. Hurrell, C. H. O'd. Alexander, J. W. Lambert, George Schwartz, Atticus, Maurice Wiggin, D. R. Gent, Edgar Tomlin, Geoffrey Sharp, Cyril Connolly, R. L. Hollands, Roger Pilkington, A. M. L. Teague, D. J. Radcliffe, Cyril Beaumont, Richard Hughes Representative of The Sunday Times, Dilys Powell, H. J. Figg Edgington, Stanley Rubinstein, W. Shirley, Joseph Mostyn The Sunday Times Representative, (Mrs.) M. S. Melville, Charles E. Gayton The Sunday Times Political Correspondent, Emyr Humphreys, Cyril Ray, J. L. Hays The Sunday Times Special Representative, Raymond Mortimer, Gerald Pawle, J. E. L. Skelton, C. P. Snow, Roland Allen, Kenneth Konstam, T. Newman, John Russell, P. W. F. Brown, I. A. R. Peebles, E. L. Hawke, Harold Abrahams, J. Nuttall,
Resumo'Free Asiatic' Army of 1,600,000 Planned Mr. Eisenhower Approves Mobilisation Proposal Relieving Troops in Korea & Indo-China From Our Own Representative: Japanese Premier Resigns Defeat after Diet Insult People like this Ask the Man from the Prudential French Case for More Aid Indo-China Drain By Our Political Correspondent: Mr. Eden Home May Visit U. S. Again Later With Mr. Butler Kings & Queens Exhibition at the Royal Academy Bulganin to be at Funeral of Gottwald By Our Diplomatic Correspondent: Difficult Problem of Succession Three Possible Candidates Duke to Fly near Iron Curtain Four-day Helicopter Tour Teal Dead Narriman's Return R. A. F. To Arm Planes for Exercises in Germany 3-Power Protest on Attacks Report on Airliner Russian Asks the Way MiGs' Radar Screen Weather round the World Conspiracy in America Rebecca West tells a disquieting story exclusively in the Sunday Times Formosa The Queen Sees Jockey's 100th Win Presentation in Paddock Queen Mary: Another Good Report By Our Diplomatic Correspondent: U. S. Envoy in Cairo Talks on Defence Reuter: Police Intercept Three Lawyers Sudan Flight Stopped Let Lloyds Bank Food Subsidy Cost Already below Ceiling Hopes Exceeded From Our Own Representative: Train's Crew Said "Auf Wiedersehen" Station Escape to West Two Airmen Missing 16 Die in Air Wreck Preference Shares Royal Bank of Scotland Highly Liquid Position Mobilgas Special Money Market Brevities Investment Inquiries John Summers & Sons Limited Increased Net Profit Judging Records Chess Bridge The British United Provident Association Do You Know Propagating Plants My Garden French Government Tourist Office Abbey National Building Society John Waterer, Sons & Crisp Ltd. Naples Cannes Lisbon Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd. Dean & Dawson Ltd. Cunard Dover Ostend Multiple Display Advertising Items The Road to Stratford Portrait Gallery Norway Travel Association People and Memories Oxford University V. Horse RACING.—The Vice-Chancellor has just Festivals Travel and Holidays Prizegiving Art Galleries Ballet South African Tourist Corporation Moss Bros Thames Board Mills Limited State Express 555 Mullard Ltd. Shell Premium The Case of Dickens and Ellen TERNAN-II Three Golden Apples Time & Tide Vita-Yeast Union-Castle Hodder & Stoughton Collins Harrap Jonathan Cape The Lost Tradition in Music The Countryman Sad Queen Books of the Day Mary and her William Mary II, Queen of England. By Hester W. Chapman. (Cape 25s.) Critic as Artist Memories. By Desmond MacCarthy. (MacGibbon & Kee. 16s.) Country Life Books Himmler The Forgotten Thunder of an Angry Prophet Carlyle. An Anthology. By G. M. Trevelyan. (Longmans. 16s.) Home from the Sea Don Quixote Drowned. By James Hanley. (MacDonald. 12s. 6d.) Weidenfeld & Nicolson Methuen Pioneers All Studies of the Romantics The True Voice of Feeling. By Herbert Read. (Faber. 25s.) Before the Deluge New Novels The Man without Qualities. By Robert Musil. Vol. I. translated and with a Foreword by Eithne Wilkins and Ernst Kaiser. (Secker & Warburg. 25s.) The Stain on the Snow. By Georges Simenon. (Routledge. 10s. 6d.) The Sleeping Beauty. By Elizabeth Taylor. (Peter Davies. 10s. 6d.) Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Hutchinson Heinemann Michael Joseph "Sudden View" Eyre & Spottiswoode Longmans Air France Scandinavian Airlines System British Nylon Spinners Ltd. The Sunday Times Frontier with Barbarism Politics and Coal Cars versus Trees Trust in the Lord with all thine heart Behind the Korean Lines No Need for Despondency Mr. Ian Peebles, who played in thirteen Test matches for England, has joined "The Sunday Times" as its chief cricket correspondent. In his first article he discusses England's chances against the Australians this year By Scrutator: Tito's Visit Letters to the Editor Mr. Butler's Great Chance Anglo-U. S. Accord Back at War-Time Strength Agreement on Approach to Egypt Bear Brand Persians Put Out Flags for Italian Tanker Rejection Expected Jammu Agitation Worries Nehru Scores Arrested Daily Africa: Liberal View By Our Diplomatic Correspondent: Trieste Among Topics for Marshal Tito Jugoslav Hopes Friendship Pact with Britain Predicted Thames Journey Reuter: Post for Taft's Son Write to Your Member Sudan Civil Service Fears over Transfer London Visit Second Drummond Murderer Sought Night Quarrel Story By a Sunday Times Correspondent: August Bank Holiday on June 1 Sir H. Shawcross on Nationalisation "Not An End In Itself" From Our Own Representative: Vicar Resigns after Dispute J. P. s Ban Cosh Film Conservative Chiefs to Discuss Coal Policy Emergency Resolution this Week Jewel Bandits Get £6,000 Haul 75-year-old Woman Bound The Price of Health Wallabies at Oxford Jeffries Leaves £28,500 Smallpox Case Newton Chambers & Company Limited Austin Men Accused of Blacklegging Hope of More for Former PoWs "In One to Three Years" Girl Rider Hurt Ladder Thieves' Raid By a Sunday Times Correspondent: A Coat of Arms for Mr. Speaker On State Coach Reaching for the Stars Clevecol Special Schweppes Dry From a Sunday Times Representative: Ireland's Revenue is Drying Up By Autolycus: Turning up like a Good Penny By Our Motoring Correspondent: Wide Rear Window in 2 New Cars Aid To Safe Driving Life-Boats Busier than Pre-War R. N. L. I.'s Wide Task A-Mothering on Sunday Pretty Miss Endicott Became Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain By Our Air Correspondent: London to Le Touquet News from Home and Overseas By a Sunday Times Correspondent: The Discovery to Go Social & Personal Wedding Funeral Cheltenham Centenary Kandahar Ski Winner Wills & Bequests Death British Leather Driway Raincoats Limited Basic Sheen Domecy's Double Century The Universities The Theatre Jaeger Coronation Exhibition Announcement The Italian Song-Book The World of Music For Better? For Worse Television and Radio Multiple Classified Advertising Items Too Long, Toulouse Films Truvisca Shirts Dubonnet Does Not Affect the Liver Knight, Frank & Rutley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Brighton, Sussex. Modern Detached Freehold Residence Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Robert Gear, A. A. L. P. A., F. V. I. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Knight, Frank & Rutley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Crossword No. 1471 Harrods Ltd Swan & Edgar Ltd. Debenham & Freebody Army & Navy Stores Who is to Blame? Better Cooking: M. Jean Conil's Advice Multiple Classified Advertising Items Helena Rulinstein Marshall and Snecrove Pretty Polly Eastex Rangs England women were brilliant Hockey How Yesterday's Rugby Matches Ended Van Heusen Welsh win aided by faulty Irish tactics Rugby Union Brilliance of James Accurate kicking Vaughan inspires Services victory O. M. Taylors faults in defence Football Results and League Tables Yorkshire champions Cambridge crew improving The Boat Race Up! Up! Up! Problem of Tulyar Racing Risks and Rewards Ambassador of squash rackets High Point again wins Imperial Cup Triple victor for Oxford Athletics Bolton had little of the 'Cup look' Association Football Pegasus Replay for Fulham F. A. Amateur Cup Harwich in final Bear Brand Anglo-U. S. Accord Back at War-Time Strength Agreement on Approach to Egypt Persians Put Out Flags for Italian Tanker Jammu Agitation Worries Nehru Scores Arrested Daily Africa: Liberal View By Our Diplomatic Correspondent: Trieste Among Topics for Marshal Tito Jugoslav Hopes Friendship Pact with Britain Predicted Thames Journey Post for Taft's Son Write to Your Member Sudan Civil Service Fears over Transfer London Visit Second Drummond Murderer Sought Night Quarrel Story By a Sunday Times Correspondent: August Bank Holiday on June 1 Sir H. Shawcross on Nationalisation "Not An End In Itself" From Our Own Representative: Vicar Resigns after Dispute J. P. s Ban Cosh Film Conservative Chiefs to Discuss Coal Policy Emergency Resolution this Week Jewel Bandits Get £6,000 Haul 75-year-old Woman Bound The Price of Health Wallabies at Oxford Jeffries Leaves £28,500 Smallpox Case Newton … & Company Limited Austin Men Accused of Blacklegging Hope of More for Former PoWs "In One to Three Years" Girl Rider Hurt Ladder Thieves' Raid
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