The Times - 29/08/1957
1957; Gale Group;
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From Our Horticultural Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DRAMATIC CRITIC, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ART CRITIC, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Ottawa Correspondent, From Our Canberra Correspondent, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, C. W. G. MARTIN; J. H. OLIVER; R. C. TERRY; ALAN WEBB. 16. Southwark Street. S.E.1., THOMAS McLACHLAN. 4. Hanway Place, London, W.1., JOHN K. BAKER. The Old Vicarage, St. Stephen's, Canterbury., H. M. PATTINSON., NORMAN B. CAPON. Department of Child Health, Liverpool University., L. J. GAYLEARD. Windmills, 9, Mymms Drive, Brookmans Park. near Hatfield, Hertfordshire., J. G. ORR. Morningside, Westbury Road, Bromley, Kent., RUTH GIPPS. 20, Heathcote Road, St. Margarets, Middlesex., From Our Military Correspondent, C. N. WARD-PERKINS. Pembroke College, Oxford., W. L. JULYAN. Cotehele House, East Cornwall., MARGARET ROPER. Clock House, Great Hallingbury, Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire., FROM OUR MUSEUMS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM OUR MOTOR RACING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Northern Correspondent, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, Shopping By Post. News: 83-Year-Old Widow Murdered Milkman's Discovery, Designers' Lead Over U.S. Impressive Figures, Death In Harbour Rescue Effort Children Saved But Two Men Lost, Rise In Electronic Exports 'Astonishing Advance', Hospital Plan May Be Opposed Concern At Fulham Over Local Needs, Swimming Pool At Walden Pond Thoreau Society's Legal Action, Air Line Offer Accepted, Explosion In Locomotive Five Men Taken To Hospital, Alleged Theft At Stowe School Three Youths Sent For Trial, Nuclear Weapons And Policy, 20ft. High Tomato Plants On Show At Southport Electricity Board's Experiments In Cultivation, Solicitor Committed For Trial Fraudulent Conversion Charges, Aldershot Show Opens, Deciphering Of Minoan Script U.S. Claim Doubted, Supersonic Ban At Air Show Ministry's Decision, French Bid To Halt Inflation Price Control In Effect, Answer To Cancer Problem May Come "First From Veterinary School", Pay Without Work 6 Per Cent. Of Total Working Hours, Art Works As Estate Duty Advisory Panel On Values, Time Lost In Strikes, Claudio Arrau Fined Appeal To Be Lodged In Sydney, More Talks In Ankara Possible Action By Iraq, Movements Of Liners, Horse Jumping Competitions Top Riders Fail In Open Class, Five Firemen Burned Explosion Of Chemical Material, Malaya Not To Join S.E.A.T.O. Defence Pact With Britain, More U.S. Exports To Poland, Negro's Post With U.S. Airline "Significant Step", Electricity From Underground Gas Pilot Power Station Approved, Cricketer Fined £100 For Motoring Offence, The Cotswold Tiler How The Old Roof IS Mended Once In Each Century, Crisis Facing Over-Crowded Australian Universities Results Of Inquiry Due Next Month, No Peace For A Composer Dr. Ireland's Broken Idyll, Illicit Diamond Miners' Raid Stores Looted In Sierra Leone, British Businesses In Egypt Progress Of Talks, Mr. Heathcoat Amory To Visit Canada Tour Of The Prairies, Girl's Death In Father's Car Overcome By Fumes On Holiday Trip, Foreign Aid Bill Compromise, Dog Track Director Charged, Another Yemen Complaint "Fatal Smoke Bombs" Dropped By British, River Collision Near Buenos Aires Steamer Sinks, Four Killed In Explosives Works Cartridge-Filling Hut Destroyed Welsh Town Shaken, Congress For Cell Biology Opens President On Interest In Tissue Culture, Boys Storm-Bound On Islands, Rising Aviation Exports, Australians Endorse British Defence Policy Substantial Forces For Far East, 1,500-Mile Range Missile Fired By U.S. "Jupiter" Tested, Putting Romance Into Banking Receptionist On Roller Skates, Ghana Denial Of Provocation Dr. Nkrumah Accused By Opposition, Democrats Win Wisconsin Grip On Senate Tightened, West Disarmament Plan To-Day? Proposed Partial Agreement, New Governor Of West Pakistan Surprise Appointment, British Girls Hurt In France Rome Pilgrims' Train Derailed, Public Attitude To Illegitimacy Growing Awareness Of Real Causes, Israel Attitude Of Unconcern Problem For The Great Powers, S. Africa Seeking £10M. For Rail Works Minister On Need For Outside Capital, Paper From Synthetic Fibres, Russia Urged To Wait President Deplores Mr. Zorin's Words, Advance In Control Of Tuberculosis Redoubled Efforts Called For, Dr. Adenauer's Bodyguard Of Young Men Defending Democracy Against Socialist Intervention, Transporting Houses And Churches By Tractor Villages Moved To Make Way For St. Lawrence Project, Royal Opera Pay Dispute Rehearsals Held Up By Chorus Claim, Soviet Leaders Going To Syria This Year Bulganin And Khrushchev Accept Invitations U.S. Envoy's Talks In Beirut, Attempt On World Height Record Canberra's Two Flights, Costs Saving On Schools "Elegance And Efficiency". Law: Vacation Court Chancery Division Associated Rediffusion Ltd. V. Scottish Television Ltd.. News in Brief. Reviews: New Fiction, Contrary Mary, Hunter's Tales, Punch In Play, Frenchman In Anger, A.T.V. To Pay £89,300 For U.S. Films, Canadian Orchestra Invited To London, Royal Ballet In LA Péri Covent Garden, LA Grande Marceline, A Master Raconteur, Waddesdon Manor Bequest Accepted Why Public Opening Will Be Delayed, Our Tested Children, Schooling English Actors in the Method, "A Lonesome Road" at the Arts Theatre Club, Aboard The Family Barge, Textile Study At The V. And A. Carpets And Costumes In Reopened Rooms, Sympathetic Interpreter Of The South Seas, Hulton Pictures Exhibited at the Tate Gallery Representative Modern Works, Letters To The Ghost Museum A Reminder To The Public, Irish Plays In Edinburgh Purgatory Revived. Display Advertising: Measham Motor Sales Organisation Ltd., Caterpillar Tractor Co Ltd, The Times Weekely Review, Pan Amereican, Issued by The Leather Institute, The British Aluminium Co Ltd, Broom & Wade Ltd.,, Multiple Display Advertisements, Land Rover, The British Petroleum Company Limited, Double Diamond, Dunlop. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 8,530, B.B.C. Programmes Home, European Team Chess Championship Won By Russia, Chess Championship Title Still In Doubt, Bridge Championship, Solution Of Bridge Problem No. 1,286. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1857. Picture Gallery: Welsh Explosives Factory Blast. Obituaries: Mr. R. O. Downes A Young Climber Of Distinction, Prof. Edward Dent, Sir John Agnew, Mgr. Ronald Knox, Brig. H. M. Curteis, Mr. John Fothergill Innkeeping As An Art, Obituary. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Unromantic Ireland, A Blow to the President, Not Quite so Easy, Tune on the Concertina. Letters to the Editor: Future Of Orchestras, Chemists' Dispute, Advice Without Politics Principles Of The A.M.C., Taxing The Motorist, London Library, Figured Roof-Tiles, Place Of Birth, The Aging Egg, No Extras. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: Ecclesiastical News, Judge Of High Court Of Lagos. Sport: Irish Amateur Golf Championship Chapman Defeated, Gilligan Defeats Lawrence Splendid Two Miles At Croydon, Essex Outgunned By Surrey May Not Missed, Sports in Brief, Kent In Festive Mood Gay Batting On An Amiable Pitch, Brighton Croouet, Comfortable Victory For Theatron At Catterick Manati's Chance In Brighton August Handicap, British Athletic Team Chosen Matches With Poland And West Germany, Motor Racing For All Tastes British Teams Clash At Silverstone, Tight Finish By Dinghies Burton Cup Week At Falmouth, Two Juniors Reach Last Eight Hard Matches To-Day, Stand Of 225 By Compton And Robertson Worcestershire's Attack Put To The Sword At Lord's, Martini Foursomes, Brighton Double For Breasley Soho Wins In Exciting Finish, High Scores In Two Matches Sunderland Lose Again, Lancashire Attack Falters Warwick Survive Early Setbacks, Hampshire Reach 160 On Drying Pitch Northants Begin Well, Women's Bowls At Wimbledon Mrs. Rigby In Fine Form, Torquay Regatta Ended Scimitar Secures Dragon Award. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodities Rally In Copper Not Fully Held, Stock Exchange Dealings, Wall Street Heavy, Montreal Exchange, New York Stocks, Brighter Tone In Stock Markets, Foreign Exchanges Sterling Irregular, Closing Prices, Unit Trust Prices. Business and Finance: PARMITER, HOPE & SUGDEN (Makers of Fluvent Switchgear) Record Output, City News In Brief, John Dale's Bid For Canadian Co., Tata Steel Loan, Sugar Council Posts, Saudi Arabia Joins I.M.F. And World Bank, Terms Of W. Barratt Offer, Lamson Dividend Forecast, Money Still Short, I.M.F. To Investigate The Price Of Gold Restriction On Capital Francs, The sale of Panagula Rubber's Panagula, Parmiter, Hope Outlook, R.S.T. Employees' Share Plan A Success, Dutch Reserves Again Lower, RATCLIFFE'S SPRINGS, LTD. (Precision Spring Manufacturers) Demand Increasing, Hudson's Bay Oil And Gas Company "Rights" Issue, Guarantees Given For Argentine Order, Company Results United Dairies Report, Donaldson Textiles Limited Increased Profit Level Group's Turnover Again A Record Improved Export Sales, At the recent extraordinary meeting of, Braid Group Voting Rights Approved. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Property: Henry Spencer And Sons.
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