The Times - 30/05/1955
1955; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Labour Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, REGINALD LENNARD. Lower Heyford, near Oxford, May 26., CHARLES CHALLEN., JOHN H. GRAY., S. H. STATHAM, Chairman, London Society of Private Architects., WILLIAM SOOBY. 22, Crossway, Stoke Newington, N. 16., A. VAUGHAN COWELL. 1, Royal Exchange Avenue, E. C. 3., R. G. COULSON. Stansted Rectory, Sevenoaks, Kent, May 27., EDWARD F. IWI. 5, Meadway, N. W. 11, May 29., From Our Correspondent lately at Las Vegas, J. JACKSON., HOWARD N. COLE, President, Military Heraldry Society., C. J. E. LEFROY. 12, Weymouth Street, W. 1, May 27., FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Athletics Correspondent, From Our Equestrian Correspondent, FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM OUR LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ROWING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM A MANCHESTER CORRESPONDENT, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Public Notices, Opera And Ballet. News: Strike In Chilean Hospitals Deaths Of Two Child Patients, Deputation On War Pensions Proposed British Legion's Call For Increase, Trade "Strangulation" East German Protest To Bonn, Spokesmen Of Agriculture Members In The New House, Three Dead In Train Wreck Derailment Near Tay Bridge, Pakistan-Afghan Dispute Progress In Talks, Canadian View Of Technical Aid Western Motives And Methods, Argentine Law On Naturalization Further Study After Foreign Protests, London Collie Club's Show, Parking Zones In London, I. L. O. Dispute With Venezuela Secretary-General's Action Endorsed, Injured Himalayan Climber's Death A Leader Of Kenya Team, Few Use Skeleton Services, National Library Of Wales Cruciform Design Of New Centre Block, Dockers Expected To Stay Out Efforts To Extend Strike, Movements Of Liners, Sale Of U. S. Farm Surpluses Agreement With Japan Signed, Entry Into Teaching Call For Higher Standards, Viet Nam Denials Of New Threats Events In Cochin-China, Final Election Results Liberal Success In Orkney, Short Session Expected Swearing-In Of Members Reduced Strain On Back Benchers, Greek Exclusion From Naval Exercises N. A. T. O. Acquiescence, The Breeding Of Foxhounds Wider Entry To Kennel Stud Book, Day Of The Swedish Flag Jubilee Celebrations Next Month, Seeking Return Of Kabaka Buganda Mission Hopeful, To The Beach-By Road Six Passengers On Excursion Train, U. S. Civil Defence Plans City-Dwellers' Three Choices: "Dig, Die Or Get Out", Role Of Technical Colleges Government Policy Criticized, Deficit On Clergy Training Scheme Increase In Entrants, U. S. Ford Workers' Strike Threat Union Authorization, Five-Year Captivity Charge Of "Disruptive Activities", Security Regulations At Quai D'orsay Tighter Application, Sea Cadets Save Girl From River, Atomic Danger To Mankind Official Reassurance "Misleading", Airfield Defence Units In New Role, Boy's Fall From Moving Train Pulled From Live Rail By Signalman, Agreements On Tunisian Home Rule "Unique Experiment" By France, Labour Defeat In Victoria Effects Of Party Split, Railways Almost At A Standstill Steps To Maintain Vital Supplies, Quiet In Cameroons, Slow Progress In Belgrade Interlude For Tour Declaration Likely On Coexistence, Broadcast By Sir A. Eden Unions' Differing Points Of View, Communist Riot In W. Berlin 35 Policemen Injured, Free Trade Unions' Wide Aims Decisions At Vienna Congress, Drastic Cuts In Services N. U. R. Recruits For A. S. L. E. F. Depôt Reports, Three Dead In Air Crash Landing Attempt At Disused Airfield, 1,100M. Gallons Of Persian Oil First Two Months' Production, Measures To Maintain Essential Supplies Services' Help For Post Office, How The Nation Voted, Arming Of W. Germany Volunteers Bill Wider Powers For Chancellor. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: Transfer Of Power In Singapore Retiring Governor On Lesson Of Riots, Congregational Changes, University News Cambridge, Jordan Cabinet Resigns Reported Dispute Over Bandung Conference, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, From The London Gazette Friday, May 27, Cambridgeshire Show Supreme Award For Aberdeen Angus, R. A. F. Appointments, Commonwealth Universities, Commonwealth Fund Award Of Fellowships. Display Advertising: Np, United Merchants Limited, Austin, Microcord, Dunlop, Colt Fan, Marshall & Snelgrove, Churchman's, Sumlock, General, Marchon, Buckwyn, Samuel Williams & Sons Ltd., Babcock, Dr. Wernet's Powder. Sport: Ratanada Win Leaf Polo Cup Good Final On Well Drained Ground, New Boats Do Well Royal Thames Twice A Winner At Cowes, Sports in Brief, Gallant Race By Vilmoray Doncaster Success Of Cockrullah, Selecting An England XI No Easy Task To Find Suitable Batsmen, Greatest Race Yet Over A Mile Three Finish In Under Four Minutes At White City, Eights Week Balliol Hold Their Headship, Rifle Shooting Good Progress In Scottish Meeting, Hawthorn Gets Second Place Beaten By Behra In Maserati, Australian Open Won By Locke Retiring This Year From Big Tournaments, European Boxing Championships English Amateur Progresses, Scotland XI Not Disgraced Hungary Winners But Never Masters, Germany Just Win Ireland Go Down Fighting, Chance Of Son Of Marie Steeplechasers At Hurst Park, Weather Hits Counties No Play In Six Matches, Welsh Swimmers Overwhelm Ireland, Binch Wins Cycling Grand Prix FAST Lap At Herne Hill, Miss Mortimer And Miss Bloomer In Last Eight In Paris Italian Dark Horse Enlivens The Men's Singles, Players Prepare For Wimbledon Northern Tournament Has Strong Entry, Amateur Golf Title Strong American Challenge, Twickenham Amateur Regatta, Aldershot Horse Show: Winner Of Hack Class Impressive, Burnham Regatta Enthusiasts Undeterred By Weather, Surrey Singles Title For Australia Britain's Davis Cup Prospects Brighter. Arts and Entertainment: Ilford Chess Congress Wade Leading After Four Rounds, Broadcasting Home Service, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 7,831. Reviews: Sadler's Wells Ballet, Commonwealth Art, Sketch By Michael Angelo Found In Moscow, Play For Dame Edith Evans Heroine Of A Farce, A Famous Woman Artist Angelica's Pictures At Kenwood, Aspects Of Bach's Genius His Organ Music, Victor Hugo In Exile Exhibition In Guernsey, The Cinema: Effect Of A Crime On An American Town, Recitals Of The Week Miss Nibya Marino, Gathering Of The Macleods Pipe Music In Skye, B.B.C. Concert Mozart's Requiem, Revival Of "Tiresias". Picture Gallery: Waiting For Trains: Busy Coach Services. Obituaries: Judge H. M. Stephens, Mr. R. P. Colomb, Mr. A. E. Reneson Coucher, Earl Of Darnley Gardener And Painter, Obituary. Index. Editorials/Leaders: "Unity with China", Painters of the Lakes, Wide Open Vowel., Obstinate Refusal. Letters to the Editor: Unofficial Strikes, Threat To Borrowdale And Patterdale, A. A. Command Sign, The Architect's Profession Private And Public Practice, Anatomy Of "Apathy", Monopolies Under Full Employment, A Bicycle Made For One, Emergency Powers ACT. Court and Social: Court Circular. Business and Finance: Cautious Buying By Rayon Users, Argentine Land Issue, E. African Land Bids, Sugar Council Meets This Week, Money Market, Mining Year Book, Freights Keeping Up Timber Prices, Beecham Group Offer, City News In Brief, Gold Stock Higher, Kemsley Newspapers Limited Inauguration Of Pension Scheme Substantial Increase In "Sunday Times" Circulation Viscount Kemsley's Annual Review, National Savings, Billingsgate Fish, Tempo Slowing In The U. S. Welcome Trends, More Dollar Imports By W. Germany Liberalization Plan, Company Results Higher Tea And Rubber Profits, U. S. Bill Rate Eases. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Stock Exchange Tables: Foreign Exchanges Sterling At $2.79 7-16. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1855. Property: Geo. Trollope & Sons.
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