The Times - 29/05/1953
1953; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BROADCASTING CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR LABOUR REPORTER, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR MUSIC CRITIC, BY OUR HORTICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, the Rt. Hon. Thomas Johnston, Canon Charles Smyth, THE LIGHTER SIDE, Dr. William McKie, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, By Our Special Correspondent, H. W. FRANKLIN, President, National Union of Railwaymen. Unity House, Euston Road, N.W.1., FRANK C. SIMON, JOHN STURGE STEPHENS, ESHER, President, The London Society. 3, Dean's Yard, Westminster, S.W.1., JOHN RAMAGE, Director, Drapers' Chamber of Trade. Avon House, 356-366, Oxford Street, W.1., R. W. CHAPMAN. 134, Graham Road, Ranmoor, Sheffield., F. N. GINWALA, Chairman, London Committee, African Medical Scholar ships Trust Fund. M. HUTCHINSON, Treasurer., J. A. GUILLUM SCOTT. Secretary, Hospital Chaplaincies Coun cil of the Church Assembly, Church House Dean's Yard, Westminster, S.W.1, May 28., From A Correspondent, NOEL-BUXTON., H. J. SPEED-ANDREWS, Secretary, National Caravan Council. 8, Clarges Street, W.1., By Lawrence E. Tanner, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR PHILATELIC CORRESPONDENT, J. N., G. W. C., Miss J. S. Boyd, E. B., A correspondent, FROM OUR RIFLE SHOOTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, G. F. SEDGWICK, District Secretary, Yorkshire North District, Workers' Educational Association. Blenheim Institute, Blackman Lane, Leeds, 2., DORIAN WILLIAMS, Chairman, Con ference of Wardens of Short-term Colleges. Pendley Manor, Tring, Hertfordshire., ENID LAKEMAN, Research Secretary, Proportional Representation Society. 32, Victoria Street, S.W.1., GEORGE GOYDER. 18, Pall Mall, S.W.1., W. N. LEAK. West Winds, Winsford, Cheshire.,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: J.H. Kenyon, Ltd., Funeral Directors., Theatres, Company Notices. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Money Market, Company Results Booker Bros., McConnell Distribution, Stock Exchange Cautious Markets, New York Stock Prices, Drawing Of Bonds, Foreign Exchanges, Closing Prices. News: The Course Of Nature The Nightingale's Energy, Use Of British Ships In East U.S. Allegations Transport Of Chinese Troops, Festive Week In Hongkong Chinese Enthusiasm For Coronation, Commonwealth Meeting Preliminaries To Bermuda Talks, National Trust Policy In Lake District Effects Of Financial Stringency, Dr. Malan's Visit, The Monarchy To-Day Relations With The State And The People, Union Leaders On Steel Board Sir Lincoln Evans Replies 'No Objection By T.U.C.', American Contracts Attitude Of The U.S. Administration, 500 Years Since Fall Of Constantinople Destiny Of A Divided West, Sir Richard Gregory's Work Belief In Message Of Science, Church's Call To Youth Vigil And Prayer, Mr. Stevenson Meets Gen. Neguib Canal Zone Discussed, Austrian Treaty Talks Russian Objections Reiterated, City In Carnival Attire Red And White Along The Route, Unified Control Of E. Germany Mr. Semionov's New Post Changes By Soviet, Mr. Dulles's Tour Ended Return To U.S. To-Day, Coronations Of The Past, Britain's Position In A Changing World The Inheritance Of The Victorian Volcano, Tactics In Indo-China French AIM Of Greater Mobility, Party's Setback Unconfirmed Reports In Katmandu, Labour Party Gains In Holland Town Council Elections, Rejoicing In Scotland Demonstration Of National Loyalty, The Regalia's Place In The Service Ceremonial And Symbolism, Naples A Royal Stronghold Crown A Symbol In Elections, Australian Medical Benefits Bigger State Payments, Broadcasts Of Coronation Seeing Ceremony In Europe, Shipbuilding Costs "Must Come Down" Price Limit Exceeded, Argentine "Act Of Clemency" Sanctions Against British Insurers Removed, Royal Garden Party 7,000 Guests At The Palace, Mr. Nehru On Way To London Meeting With General Neguib, The Coronation Of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II The Form And Order Of The Service And Ceremonies That Are To Be Observed In The Abbey Church Of St. Peter, Westminster, June 2, 1953, The Duke Of Edinburgh Sailor And Sportsman, The Champion Of Youth, Comet Airliners For Canada First Delivery, Deportation Of Rev. M. Scott Nyasaland Order, U.S. Solidarity With Allies In Far East President On Cooperation By Partnership, Japanese Policy On Persian Oil Government Statement, Series Of Canadian Bonfires Country Too Big For A Chain, Discussions In Athens "Better Understanding Of Each Other's Views", Unanimity In Natal United Party Vote For Referendum, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Girlhood, Dedication, And Service "I Pray That God Will Help ME To Discharge Worthily This Heavy Task That Has Been Laid Upon Me", The Church Of England Leader In The Solemn Acts Of Common Worship, Resignation Of U.S. Diplomatist Tributes To Mr. Kaghan, Westminster Abbey Links With The Monarchy, Trade In Cars With Germany Reciprocal Quotas, French Cabinet Crisis Radical Leader Sees The President, New Constitution For Denmark Referendum Decision, The Great Officers Of State A Modern Reconstruction Of The Feudal Court Of Eight Centuries Ago, Cutty Sark Fund At £150,000 Ship's Papers Handed Over, Polish Silence About Gomulka Death In Prison Presumed, Chilled Beef From Australia First Post-War Shipment, Changes In The Royal Style Forms For Use By Commonwealth Proclamations To-Day, Her Majesty's Children Prince Charles And Princess Anne, Pride In Scottish Traditions The Queen's Example, Chief Joseph Dam British Tender Again The Lowest, Portuguese Ships At St. John's, Jamaica's Sense Of National Occasion Festivity In Kingston, Fishery Dispute With Iceland Anxiety At Grimsby Effect Of Ban On Landings, R.H.S. Handbook For Flower Shows, Traditional Pattern Of Coronation Music Development Since James I, Royal Ulster Summer Show, 3,000 Berlin Refugees In A Day, Commonwealth Stamps, "Greater George " For Sir W. Churchill Iron Duke's Garter Badge Lent By Museum, Foremen's Pay Difficulty Men Refusing Promotion, On South Col Of Everest Two Men Reach High Ridge, Lights Up On June 2 The Queen To Switch On At Palace. News in Brief. Law: Traffic In Arms Alleged Police Raid Munich Factories, Soldier "Guilty But Insane", Inquest On Mrs. Ricketts Adjourned, Incitement To Murder Alleged Police Sergeant's Evidence, Alleged Murder Of Widow Witness On Wish To Change Will, £500 Fine For 2s. 6D. Theft, "Young Blackguards" In The Dock "Gangsterism" Yielded 10s. 6D. A Time, Unesco Staff Member Suspended Grand Jury Summons Unanswered. Official Appointments and Notices: Naval Appointment, £5,000 Award For Inventor, University News. Display Advertising: Holland & Hannen And Cubitts Limited, Harris, K Shoes, Pirelli, The British Thomson-Houston Company Limited, Singer Motors Limited, Multiple Display Advertisements, Wilmot Breeden Ltd.,, Anglo-Iranian Oil Company Limited, Single Handed, British Constructional Steelwork Association, Rolls-Royce, Nife Steel Batteries, Anglo American Corporation Of South Africa, Limited, Domecq's Double Century, British Leather Upholstery, Whitebread & Co. Ltd., Air-India International, The Times, Cleveland, The Lord Mayor's National Flood & Tempest Distress Fund, Gibbon & Son Ltd., Parker-Knoll, The White Fish Authority, The Brush Group, Klm Royal Dutch Airlines, Post Office Cable & Wireless Services, The British Tabulating Machine Company Ltd, Westland Aircraft Limited, The Port Wine Trade Association, Margison Babcock And Associates Limited, The Economist, The Rover Seventy Five, Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd.. Picture Gallery: 500 Years Ago: The Fall Of Constantinople, Reviews: Mr. Henry Moore A New Recumbent Figure, St. Paul's, Knightsbridge English Choral Music, Trinity College Of Music String Orchestral Concert, "From Princess To Queen" Photographs From "The Times", Two Gainsboroughs Added To Tate Exhibition, Sadler's Wells Opera "The Immortal Hour", Occasional Music Tributes To Royalty, Coliseum Theatre "Guys And Dolls", Art-Collections Fund Purchases In 1952, York In Prints And Drawings Historical Exhibition, Bayreuth Festival. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 7,232, The Sale Room Silver From Ashburnham Collection, Film About The Sinking Of The Titanic, Broadcasting Home Service. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1853. Obituaries: Mr. Thomas Rook, Mr. Cyril Tasker, Bishop H. E. Hubbard, Sir William Hynard Sea Transport In War And Peace, Mr. A. Richards, V.C. Landing On Gallipoli, Lady Jeffreys, Mr. Charles Guthrie, Miss Blanche Hosgood, Admiral Sir Guy Gaunt, Obituary, Mr. Alexander Monro. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Serving the Public, An Embarrassed Negotiation, Twenty Days Wiser, Bad Characters, The Right To Dissolve, Points From Letters. Letters to the Editor: Walbrook Discoveries, Valuation Of Houses, Medicine In Africa, Workers' Education Demand For Tutorial Classes, Minority Government, Public Services, A Building By St. Paul's Threat To View Of City Skyline, Escaped Escargots, Industrial Power, Coal Board Policy, Caravan Sites, Hospital Sunday, Medical Economies. Court and Social: Court Circular. Sport: Wilwyn Keeps On Winning D. Smith's Clever Riding, Exciting Golf At Hoylake Ward Only American In Last Eight, Sports in Brief, Drobny Loses Title In Paris Seixas Wins In Four Sets, Combined XX Clubs At Bisley Coronation Prize Meeting, Somerset v. Surrey. Business and Finance: City News In Brief, Schweppes Share Issues, Tate & Lyle, Limited Demand For Speciality Sugars To Follow Derationing Nationalization Threat Still Hangs Over Industry Gratifying Response To Debenture Issue Lord Lyle On "Mr. Cube's" Continued Popularity, Billiton Tin Dividend, Block & Anderson, Limited Further Expansion Of Activities Home Sales Maintained At A Satisfactory Level, Cerebos Limited Record Tonnage Sales Achieved Reconstruction Progress AIDS Production Mr. W. Arnold Innes' Review, Coventry Gauge And Tool Company Bonus Issue Foreshadowed, Brazil's Sterling Arrears, £385M. Wool Cheque, U.K. Copper Cheaper, A. H. Broughton & Co., Limited Reasons For Reduced Profit, U.S. Treasury Bills, E. Pollard & Co. Widespread Activities, Greek Bank Merger, Sussex Brick Company A Successful Year Favourable Outlook Sir Arthur H. Marshall's Statement, Bradley & Co.'s Proposed Acquisitions, Coates Brothers And Company (Printing Ink, Paint And Varnish Manufacturers), Tate & Lyle Investments Limited Financial Readiness For Further Expansion Accounts Reflect Strong Liquid Position Lord Lyle's Speech, Canning Town Glass Works Limited Factories Mechanised Offset Rising Costs, International Wool Conference, Wall Street Heavy, The United Serdang (Sumatra) Rubber Plantations Export Duty A Heavy Burden In Spite Of Reduction Expansion Of Output Union Demands Underminig Competitive Power Of Indonesian Estate Enterprise Sir Eric Miller On Problems Confronting The Industry, Another £9M. Of Notes Issued, Metals Easier, Albright & Wilson Limited Expansion Programme Well Maintained Rising Costs Affect Chemical Industry Mr. K. H. Wilson On The Year's Results, The Vulcan Foundry Inadequate Supply Of Steel Adverse Effect Of High Taxation Viscount Bridgeman On The Outlook, Automatic Telephone And Electric Company Higher Sales Offset By Rising Costs Post Office Capital Expenditure Programme Restricted By Government Sir Alexander Roger On Industrial Credit, Fuel And Power Output, South Africa's Reserves, Schweppes, Limited Increased Sales And Profits Important Developments In U.S.A. The Hon. R. Hanning Philipps On Oversea Expansion, The Union-Castle Mail Steamship Company, Limited Services And The Year's Activities Reviewed Shipbuilding Costs Reach Fantastic Levels Immensity Of Fleet Replacement Problem Predatory Tax Policy Prevents Adequate Provision Sir George P. Christopher's Speech, City Notes Problems Of Decontrol, Austrian Loan Interest. Shipping News: Japanese Cargo Liner Re-Enters Service, Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Property: Cubitt & West.
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