The Times - 05/01/1954
1954; Gale Group;
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BY OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, BY OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OTTAWA CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, By Our Labour Reporter, F. W. DOIDGE, High Commissioner, G. CHRISTIANSEN, , HERVEY BENHAM., NOEL BRANDON-JONES., JAMES C. BUTCHER., J. BUCKLEY, Chairman, The Uganda, S. JOSHUA L. ZAKE, , ALFRED SHENNAN, Chairman, From a young west German civilian lately in the Soviet Zone, J. E. FORD LONGMAN., DAVID A. FERGUSON., JULIAN F. CUBITT., Yours faithfully, R. S. PRATT., Yours faithfully, JOHN PENN., H. MOUNSEY., FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, Mr. B. E. Astburv, Brigadier M. D. Jephson, Air Marshal Sir Albert Durstan, A correspondent, Canon and Mrs. Liddiard, FROM OUR HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SQUASH RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR WINTER SPORTS CORRESPONDENT, EVA ATHERTON, Chairman, Glouces tershire Stone-Building Committee, and Chairman of Cheltenham R.D.C. Housing Committee. Ridgeway, New Barn Lane, Cheltenham., WILLIAM H. REID, Paddington Branch, ARTHUR BRYANT., GEOFFREY E. HOWARD.,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Bernard Thorpe & Partners, Fredk. W. Paine. Ltd., London. Sw. (Est. 1884.), Opera And Ballet. News: British Guiana Inquiry Commission Sets Out, Implementation Of 1944 Education ACT Mr. Ede's Disappointment, U.S. Policy In Asia Possible Revision Defence Of Middle East Oilfields, Attempts To Widen Terms Of Reference Message To Governor, Egypt Expels An Ambassador Turkish Embassy Incident Strong Statement, U.S. Economic Defence Use Of All Means In Emergency The President's Assurance, Transgressions Of Law In Russia Procurator's Admission, "Five Principles" For Strikes Mr. T. O'brien's Warning On Export Markets, Kabaka's Supporters Plan For Appeal To Privy Council, U.S. Tightens Control On Eastern Trade Mr. Stassen's Review, Kew Gardens In Winter Abnormal Flowering In Orchid House, Atomic Energy Plan Talks With Russia On Procedure, M. Laniel's Vote Of Confidence Possibility Of Decision To-Morrow, Pictures Of Moon From Rockets Five-Day Trip Foreseen, The Misunderstood Rat "Raw Deal" Regretted, Father's Search For Daughter Couple Give Notice Of Intended Marriage, Destroyers Lent To Greece U.S. Refusal Of Funds For Reconditioning, Purchase Tax Reductions £2M. In Full Year, Sterling Area's $43M. Deficit Effect Of Loan Service Payments, Poverty And Gloom In Eastern Germany Record Of A Cycling Tour, Gigli's Concerts In Britain Personal Statement On Management, Soviet Aims At Berlin Talks German Politicians Consulted, Australian Base In The Antarctic Expedition To Plant Flag, Town Meetings Criticized Authorities' Hope Of Revision Unconvincing Polls, Russia's Quick Reply Berlin Conference Date Confirmed, Mr. Butler's Slogan For Sydney Conference "Consolidate Our Gains", Trans-Canada Highway Pace Of Construction Increased In 1953, Paris Postal Sorters' Strike To End, New Trails In The Yukon Continued Decline Of Dawson City, All Indo-China Fronts Active French Air Attacks, Inscription From A Writing Tablet, Canadian Students' Detention Exclusion From U.S., Pit Explosion Findings Need For Safe Lamp Relighters, Protest Over Germans' Rail Journey, European Trade With Asia Fresh Methods To Capture Markets, 29,380 New Houses In November 285,274 For 11 Months, Cigarette Smoking And Lung Cancer Tobacco Firms' Research, Overtime Ban Postponed By Engineers Electricians To Proceed With Strike Plans, Speaker Of Sudanese Lower House Election To-Day, More Cotton Exports To Europe Hopes Of Still Further Increase, Underspent Road Fund Payments £1,076,492 Below Estimates, Floods On Baltic Coast Inroads Of The Sea, Lighthouse Out Of Action, Future Of Coffee Prices No Change Likely "In Next Few Months", Israel Purchase Of Oil From Britain German Sterling To Be Made Available. Law: Matron WHO Defrauded Blind Sent To Prison For Year, Youth's Nine Months Of Crime More Than 130 Offences Admitted, Ten-Year Driving Ban, Recorder's Criticism Of Scotland Yard "Disgraceful Business Management", 1,839 Actions In Queen's Bench Next Term, Alleged Thefts From Lady Beaumont Ten New Charges, Evidence Of Roulette At Edinburgh Club 200 Bottles In Court, Former Councillor Put On Probation, Child's Death After Scalding. News in Brief. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners, Ship Collision Inquiry Ended, High Tide Danger Passes Snow And Sleet In Many Areas Shipping Buffeted, Finance For German Shipbuilding 60M. Marks Loan. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1854. Official Appointments and Notices: Ambassador To Austria Sir Geoffrey Wallinger Appointed, New British G.O.C. In Berlin, British Naval Strength Admiral Denny's New Post. Display Advertising: Linguaphone, Virol, Abbey National, Multiple Display Advertisements, The Hanover Bank, King, Vichy, The Central Mining-Rand Mines Group, Associated Lead, The Times, Thrupp & Maberly, South African Wine Farmers Association, Dunlop Fort, Crawley Steel Crates, Bcpa, The Decca Navigator Co., Ltd., 'Milk Of Magnesia', Cherry Heering, Fowler. Arts and Entertainment: Mr. Stravinsky To Conduct In London, Fuderer In Good Form Unbeaten In Saarbrücken Tournament, Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 7,419, Chess Lead Taken By Bronstein O'kelly's Good Game With Tolush. Reviews: New Van Druten Play For London "I Am A Camera", The Theatre Of Our Time O'neill Satire Opens New B.B.C. Series, Film-Making In Europe Rome As A Centre Of Production, Miss Ida Haendel's Tour, Memories Of The Theatre A Double Lecture. Obituaries: Mr. G. Vernon Stokes, Miss Ada Branson, Air Commodore I. M. Bonham-Carter Courage And Devotion To Duty, Lady Maccarthy, Mrs. R. J. Colman, Mr. C. P. Evers, Miss Hilda Kelly, Obituary, Colonel W. S. Cave Allied Aircraft Production, Brig.-Gen. R. W. Hare. Index. Editorials/Leaders: France Before Berlin, Sales To Asia, Acute Accent, Talks on Tibet, Taking the Sting Out. Letters to the Editor: Holland House, Road Maintenance, The Doukhobors, Plurals, Pension Schemes, Swinging A CAT, Building In Stone Modern Materials And Craftsmen, Broad Walk Elms, Points From Letters, Disaster At Tangiwai, Development In Buganda Position Of The Kabaka, Freedom To Work, A Stolen Wreath. Court and Social: Court Circular. Sport: Biting Wind At Leicester Larry Finn Wins With Penalty, Bloomfield Wins The Cup Schoolboy Rackets Finals, The England XV Venturesome Policy Among Forwards, Sports in Brief, Jamaica All Out For 266 Watson's Fine Form, Rugby Club Records, Schoolboys' Hockey A Fine Game Won By Dulwich, Squash Rackets Surprises Two Seeded Players Beaten, Young Footballers Of England Intermediate XI Meet Italy, Oxford Rowing Practice A Longer Outing To-Day, The Skaters Hold Sway Hopes Of Prolonged Snowfall. Business and Finance: Wall Street Firm, Leek And Moorlands B.S., Company Results J. W. Green Report, Ballito Hosiery Bid Suggestion, Company Meeting Free, Rodwell & Co. Satisfactory Year's Trading, New Life Business, Sir Andrew Agnew, Burnley Building Society, Dunlop Rubber Capital £7M. Preference Issue Proposed, City Notes Large Gold Receipts. Stock Exchange Tables: Money Market Borrowing At The Bank, Stock Exchange Dealings, Commodity Prices Copper Easier, But Tin Recovers, Closing Prices, Latest Dividends, New York Stock Prices, Stock Exchange Industrials Firm, Montreal Exchange. Picture Gallery: Dawson City: A "Ghost Town" Of The Yukon.
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