The Times - 27/04/1959
1959; Gale Group;
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From Our Lawn Tennis Correspondent, From Our Rackets Correspondent, FROM OUR HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Association Football Correspondent, FROM OUR GLASGOW CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RIFLE SHOOTING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, FROM OUR FILM CRITIC, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR HORTICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, From Our Singapore Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, H. A. TAYLOR. 110, Fleet Street, E.C.4., PETER ALLEN. 1, Bernard Gardens, Wimbledon, S.W.19., 5, Village Way, S.E.21. C. F. KNOX., DENNIS POTTER, Oxford University Labour Club., J. R. H. HUTCHISON, The President, Assembly of Western European Union., J. R. BENNETT, Kenilworth Lawn Tennis Club Limited., F. L. KLAMBOROWSKI., From Our Ankara Correspondent, R. W. SWINSON, General Secretary, The Variety Artistes' Federation. 18, Charing Cross Road, W.C.2., M. G. MULI. 31, Redston Road, London, N.8., ALBERT E. LOWY. 16, Clarendon Road, W.1., FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, From a Correspondent, FROM LLOYD'S, From Our Labour Correspondent, From Our Agricultural Correspondent, FROM OUR PROPERTY MARKET CORRESPONDENT, By D. A. BENNETT, By W. F. WATSON, By R. C. W. MOAKES, By G. M. KNOCKER, By J. C. BENNETT, By J. R. SCOTT, By a Special Correspondent, By HUGH RODWAY, By ANTHONY KENYON, BY S. S. PICKLES, BY E. W. RUSSELL, BY W. J. S. NAUNTON, By W. C. WAKE, By JASPER FRANKENBURG, By D. E. CAMERON, By A. R. SMEE, By B. M. FAWKES, By W. T. L. BECKER, By P. J. JOYNES, By W. E. PRIOR, By A. D. MCDLARMID, By L. P. SMITH, By H. J. STERN, By DENNIS YOUNG, By PETA FORDHAM, By R. H. MULLER, By S. G. DEAVES, By JACK DELLER, By STUART C. COVELL, By A. N. HAWORTH, By F. H. COTTON, By GEORGE MARTIN,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Business Premises, Opera And Ballet, Flowers. Sport: Two Chips Off Old Blocks Bisley Successes By Young Lieutenants, Sports in Brief, Richardson Asks For Release Worcester Consider Applications, Thompson Cool In Rackets Crisis, Wimbledon Show Their Paces Lead Increased In Isthmian League, Water Music First, Association Football Results And Tables League Championship, English Boys Gain Upper Hand Germans Overcome After Good START, Behra Fails To Catch Moss Syracuse Grand Prix Duel, St. Mirren The Masters Scottish Cup Returns To Paisley, Goals And Spectators More Abundant In Football Admirable Season For Manchester United And Norwich City, Billum Splits A Pastern Disappointments For Malton Stable, Suspicion Of Negative Rugby Outlook Confirmed, Fitness Sees Loughborough Colleges Through New Winners Of Middlesex Sevens, Gerrard Fights Back To Seize Knight's Title Fluctuating Finals At Hard Court Championships, Poor Finishing By England Holland's Strong Hockey Defence, Women's Team Begin Well U.S. Side Defeated, Unexpected Defeat Of Derby Favourite Saint Crespin III Second To Memorandum, To-Day's Football Fixtures, Support At Formby For Thirlwell Rains Suit Wolstenholme, Fine Sprint By Radford Same Time As Sime For U.S. Race. Picture Gallery: Queen's Scouts Parade. Reviews: Hastings Music Festival, Heavy Nudges From The Narrator Intriguing Television Play Overloaded, Imaginative Playing By Mr. Clifford Curzon Beethoven's Fourth, Miss Gerda Lammers: A Great Lieder Singer, Theatre In The Raw Some Advantages and Handicaps of Proletarian Drama, Rossini Opera Exhumed Excerpts From Tancredi At Wigmore Hall, A Western with Everything in It. News: Smooth Crossings and Sea Rescues, Statement To-Morrow On Fall-Out Level, No More Major Towns To Win Labour On Defensive, M.P.S' Questions On Space Research Use Of Missiles, Passengers Seize Control., British Skipper In Icelandic Court 20 Charges Brought, The Wine IS Red, Industry Gets a Good Belting, M.P. Fears Further Racial Trouble Comment On Sir O. Mosley's Views, Commander Marten On Bournemouth List, Feared Lynching Of Negro Seized From U.S. Gaol, Shorter Hours Or More Pay? Decision For A.E.U. Conference, Trapping The Air, New Plan For Free Trade Area Sir David Eccles's Hopes, New Machines Have Speeded Silage Making Days Of The Dubious Article Past, In And Out Of Parliament Policies for Arts and Leisure, Medical Modes, British Success At Paris Floralies 5M. Francs In Prize Money, Eating One's Way Round Europe Restaurateurs Missed Their Salad, Plantation Rubber at 1s. a lb.?, Why It's In Print, Technical Courses Will Keep Farm Workers Up To Date, Queen Mother In Paris Princess Margaret Has A Cold, Exciting Stage In Research, Growth Of An Industry, Europeans In Algeria Angry With Paris Women's Murder Coincides With More Reprieves Fuel For Political Extremists, Grading And Trading Problems, Collapsible Inventions, Restoration Of A Clan Stronghold Macneil Chief To Live In Kisimul Castle, Attacks On India Continue Peking Resources At Full Stretch, For the Summer Wedding, Training Technologists Work At The National College, Art Auctions To Be Held In Evening Painter Guests And Public Buffet, Mr. Khrushchev Sees Good In An Idea Of Mr. Macmillan's Limiting Number Of Nuclear Weapon Test Inspections, Freedom Ceremony Boycott Conservatives Oppose Honour For M.P., An Idea Of Mr. Macmillan's Taken Up Nuclear Tests Issue Mr. Khrushchev's Reply, Keeping Turkish Voters Happy, Dry Shod For 100 Years, Hint Of World Bank Aid For Egypt Economic Changes Under Review, Durability From Drugs, New Speed Limits For French Trunk Roads, Secretary Denies Kissing Employer Commissioner For Trial, Multiple Uses in Motor Vehicles, A Widening Market, All Ways At Home, Mental Health Order A Duty To Provide Services, Man Rescued From Pothole Lying At Chasm Edge With Broken Ankle, Chewing The Gum, Mock Nuclear War Waged Fall-Out Check In Britain, Tipping, First Ship Into The Seaway Icebreaker Leads Convoy Of 68, Sticking To IT, Packaging Protection, Familiar Names Reappear In New Senate, Cypriot Unions Quarrel Separate May Day Rallies, Farming Notes And Comments, Double Victory In Ascot Jumping Leicestershire Horse And Rider, No Surprises Here For Kipling, Iraq's Share In Oil Marketing Lord Monckton's Negotiations, Armed Rebels' Landing In Panama Reported Plans To Seize Power "Sent By Dr. Castro", Travel And Transport Comfort on the Railways, Oxford Class List School Of Greek And Latin Literature, U.S. Envoy Sees Dr. Adenauer At Holiday Villa, Finding Room At The Top, Jazzetry At The Court Tough Combination, Municipal Trial For Party Machinery Birmingham Conservatives Confident, Five Men Save Bullock From Cliff Face, Car Factory Notices "Resented", Sole Purpose, Caution Over Kenya Statement Delegates At Colonial Office To-Day, Making Production Flexible, Western Ministers' Talks This Week Mr. Lloyd Going To Paris To-Morrow, Unusual Protection, The Two Bergmans in Paris, Builder's Key Material, Rice Lunch Emphasizes Refugees' Plight Coventry's Christian Aid Week, Coming Of Age, "Europair" Talks Fourth Meeting In Holland To-Day, Nigeria Education Inquiry Sir E. Ashby To Be Chairman, Mr. Nehru Puts Tibet In A New Perspective Testing Chinese Intentions, Jobs Found For 20,000 Former Service Men Association's Good Year, Missing Plane Had Secret Equipment Search Near Soviet Frontier, Movements Of Liners, Synthetic Rubber For Many Needs, Diary Of The Season Royal Engagements, Sporting Events And Entertaining, Climb Up Face Of Blazing Building Three Children Saved, Giving Bounce To Sport, Clearing "Old Crocks" From Streets 1,000 A Year In Lambeth, Union Organization Problems Among Shop Workers One Of Most Effective Weapons Lost, Hard and Soft Linings, Wedding Rubber To Textiles, Where The BAT Comes From A Talk With The Foreman About A Disappointing Crop, House Tichborne Family Built Kent Manor For Sale, Lloyd's-And Others-Floored, Human Support, Tires True to Type, Hoses By The Hundred, The Koeckert Quartet In Beethoven Promising START To Series, The Status Quo In Europe Mr. Rapacki's Plea, Meeting the Extreme Demands of Flying, Aiding The Engineer. Display Advertising: B.T.R, Fur Week at Harrods, Meggeson Dyspepsia Tablets, Michelin, Multiple Display Advertisements, Moseley, Technology, Mullard, Turners, International Combustion Limited, Bridge, The Natural Rubber Development Board, Dunlop, Italian State Tourist, Bank of New South Wales, Polysar, U. S. Rubber, Nationalisation Survey, Runnymede, Jute Industries Ltd., Anchor Chemical Company, Murray & Ramsden Ltd., Holloways, Westland Heliport London, Fire Stone DE LUXE, Guthrie & Co. Ltd., Good Year, The Guide Bridge Rubber Company Ltd, Isr, Stewarts And Lloyds, Limited, British Petroleum, Ns, Player's "Perfectos Finos", Cariflex, The Rubber Regenerating Co., Ltd., A&n, H & C Latex Ltd., Highlands & Lowlands Para Rubber Company Limited, The Leyland & Birmingham, P. B. Cow, L. J. A. Miers & Co. Ltd., Hytex LIMITED, Mandleberg, Harris Lebus Limited, Industrial Estates Limited, Francis Shaw & Company Limited, H. Samuel Limited, Noilly Prat, Weir, Dry Fly Sherry, The Chartered Bank. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting Programmes Home, Cromwell Exhibition, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,043. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: Appointments In The Forces Royal Navy, 3% Pay Award For Pottery Workers. Obituaries: Lady Beveridge Great Energy And Loyalty, Obituary, Mrs. Max Farrand, Mr. Jack Beddington, Rear-Admiral R. M. Bellairs, Mr. F. Anderson, M.P. A Realist From The North Country, Count Michael Torby. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Back to Barra, Vanishing V.I.P.s, Commonwealth, Jetsam on Wheels, Breaking the Ice. Letters to the Editor: Release Under Restraint, Queue For Aliens, Western European Union, Schoolchildren At The National Gallery, Disillusion In Labour Youth Where Apathy IS A Defence, Duty On Clubs, Dogs Not At Large, Slander From The Pulpit, Replacing Music Halls, Post-War Credits. Court and Social: Court Circular. Business and Finance: Net Savings Fall Below £7M. Trustee Deposits Down, Sterling Back In Demand, City News In Brief, Leadzinc Talks This Week Canadian Views, View On Canadian Oil Policy, Less Money Lent To Business Houses, Allen Harvey & Ross Capital Move £250,000 Increase, G. B. Britton & Sons (Holdings) Limited Previous Records Surpassed, Store Groups' Financing Plans Good Month For The Reserves, Wholesale Textile Sales Decline, New Australian Loan In May, Fall Of 19% In Record Sales, Colombo Tea Bill Debate Deferred, Finance For 7 U.S. Supertankers $92M. Loan From Life Insurance Co., Investment In Australia, San Paulo Railway's Conversion Plan, Consolidated Edison Bond Offer, $500M. Expansion Plan By Montgomery Ward, Unilever Limited A Multi-National Organization With A Multi-National Outlook Partnership In Progressive Development Of Community Well-Being The Search And Competition For Talent Lord Heyworth On Need For Greater Freedom Of Movement, Suez Compensation Dispute Cairo Reports Crisis Over Instalment, Copper Policy Decision No Sales From U.S. Stockpile, Company Results Liner Holdings Chairman's Warning, Why Foreigners Buy Dutch EQUITY Shares £290M. Invested In Seven Years, Allen Harvey & Ross Limited Another Satisfactory Year Mr. G. M. B. Portman's Statement, Rugby Portland Cement Record Profits And Dividends Further Progress Abroad Home Demand Rising Sir Halford Reddish On Justice For Shareholders, U.S. Development Bank Details Soon Conference To-Morrow, Success Of M. & G. Thrift Scheme, William Jacks Deal, Surfeit Of Money In Lombard Street Government Payments, Bank Statements For April, The Car Mart Limited Another Successful Year's Trading Policy Of Expansion Continued. Stock Exchange Tables: Hungarian Debt Settlement Hopes, Wall Street's New Peaks Some Reasons For Caution, Commodity Markets. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary Diary House Of Lords, House Of Lords. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1859. Property: Great Yarmouth, Factories, Warehouses, Sites, Sales By Auction.
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