The Times - 17/12/1955
1955; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR SQUASH RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Labour Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR REPORTER, H. W. THOMPSON, Chairman, Pegasus Football Club. St. John's College, Oxford., D. F. SPINK. 6, King Street, St. James's, S.W.1., MOSHE LEVIN, Principal European Representative, Citrus Marketing Board of Israel. 33, Long Acre, W.C.2., RONALD GOULD, General Secretary, , R. MOORE. Flat 3, 589, Warwick Road, Solihull, Warwickshire., R. R. PEDLEY, Headmaster. Chislehurst and Sidcup Grammar School for Boys, Hurst Road, Sidcup, Kent., PORTIA HOBBS. School House, Great Somerford, Chippenham. Wiltshire., G. HAYES. Ringsdown, Crockenhill Lane, Eynsford, Kent., From a Special Correspondent, R. R. WITHAM. Wychanger, Luccombe, Minehead, Somerset., Yours faithfully, B. VOSS. 45, Waldegrave Road, S.E.19., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Removers And Depositories, Services To-Morrow: Fourth Sunday In Advent, Opera And Ballet, Appointments And Situations Vacant, Travel, Flowers. News: New Rural Rate Assessments 80% Average Rise In Samples, Loan For High Dam Project Terms Not Settled, Best Use Of Grants To Agriculture Mr. Butler's Doubts, Pro-German Parties In Saar Expected To Win, Views On Sixth Form Subjects Specialists' Need Of Other Studies, U.S. Presidential Runners Mr. Kefauver Joins The Fray Question Of Funds, Advent Hymns Urgency And Hope, Election Haze In Gironde Middle-Line Vote Probable, Higher Rates For Film Workers Cinema Employees Also To Get More, Jury's Failure To Agree Horse Dealer To Face Second Trial, Ready Money Football Pools Illegal For Agents To Collect Stakes, Town Clerk Found Dead Blackpool Council's Meeting Cancelled, London Airport Ceremony The Queen Opens New Buildings, Western Reply To Soviet Letter Policy Restated, National Parks Planning Increased Grants Suggested Use Of Land Fund, Jordan Cabinet Formed Prime Minister On Arab Loyalty, Sanctions Sought Against Israel Syrian Call To U.N., Two Injured In Cyprus Bomb Explosion, Wages Protest By Employers "Halt Must Be Called", Debt Discussions With Yugoslavia, End Of Desert "Campaign" Imam's Flight Confirmed Search Of Fort, Torquay Held By Conservatives Proportion Of Votes 9% Lower, Free Polish Merchant Service Preparing For First Ship, Move To Reduce T.T. Riders' Suspension Auto-Cycle Union's Decision, Mr. Mintoff's Delight "A Glorious Day", Italian President In Controversy Incident At Quirinal, 22-Storey Office Block Planned, Russian "Fear And Hostility" German Unity Still Western AIM, Ceylon Tea Marketing London Still Chief Market, The Singapore Constitution Agenda For April Talks, Security Council Vacancy Proposed Compromise Rejected, Ban On Trade With China Delay In Relaxation Sought By U.S., Hess's Aide Returns From Russia Story Of Memorandum To Hitler, Civil Airfields Finance Select Committee Criticisms, Many Casualties In Jordan Rioting Protests Against Baghdad Pact, British Officers In Field Force, Teachers For The Blind Training Course At Birmingham, Holiday Ploughboy Team Work With The Horses On A New Zealand Farm, Three M.P.S For Malta Recommended Conference Says Commons Seats "Practicable" Island Must Accept Proposals "Unmistakably", French Ambassador To Russia, Van Falls 200ft. Over Cliff Driver Found Alive, British Offer To N.A.T.O. Sharing Secrets Of Guided Missiles, Freedom Of Two Ulster Cities Sir W. Churchill Honoured "Matchless Might", Cross-Country Skiing Rival To Pleasures Of "Piste" And Lift. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: Return Of Sadler's Wells Ballet, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 8,004, B.B.C. Programmes For The Weekend To-Day Home, British Museum Deputy Keepers. Politics and Parliament: Excavation Work At Avebury And Stonehenge House Of Commons. Display Advertising: Apollinaris, Spey Royal, Appeals, Senior Service, Multiple Display Advertisements, Taylor Woodrow, Fourways. Official Appointments and Notices: From The London Gazette Friday, December 16, A.D.C. To The Queen, Ecclesiastical News Bishop Of Kilmore, University Elections And Awards Oxford And Cambridge Lists. Law: Law Report: Court Of Appeal Shipowners' Test Appeal G. H. Renton And Co. Ltd. V. Palmyra Trading Corporation Of Panama The Caspiana. Sport: Good Novice Steeplechasers Opposed At Hurst Park Triplepatte Shows His Pace And Beats Glenmade, Football Season's Half-Way Mark The Race IS Still Close, Indian Lawn Tennis Championships Wimbledon Runner-Up Reaches Final, Other Fixtures Cross Country, Hurst Park Results, New Zealand Make A Fine START Century To Sutcliffe In Third Test, Sports in Brief, Memorable Squash Rackets Perkins Just Retains Army Title, England Rugby Trial Changes Five Alterations In Sides Universities Well Represented, To-Day's Hockey Fixtures. Obituaries: Bishop R. S. Heywood, Mrs. Dorothy Caruso, Mr. T. Atholl Robertson A London Scot, Admiral Sir Hubert Brand, Obituary. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Playboys and Girls, Members From Malta, New Teams on Both Sides, Japanese Air Competition, Frankly. Letters to the Editor: Nationalized Industries, British Films In The United States, University Matches And Schools, Citrus Exports From Palestine, Early Medals, A House Of Lords Decision, A Discontented Profession Bitterness Among Teachers. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: Dohnanyi To Play At Edinburgh Plans For 1956 Festival, Schoolboys In Savoy Opera "H.M.S. Pinafore", National Film Archive And Theatre 12 Months Of Progress, 820gns. For Painting By Arturo Ricci "The Wedding Feast", Arts Theatre "Listen To The Wind". Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1855. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Narrowly Irregular, Closing Prices Account Dates, Wall Street Firm, Stock Exchange Dealings, New Food Price Index, New York Stocks, Commodity Prices Copper Steadier After Fall, Montreal Exchange. Business and Finance: City Notes Fall In Machine Tool Orders, The Gardeners' Chronicle, Strong Demand For Wool, Aluminium Setback, Money Market, Barber Textile Corporation Major J. A. Barber-Lomax's Statement, City News In Brief, Brewery Take-Over Offer, Pig Iron Prices Raised, Sterling Easier, Company Results Brewery Accounts, Canadian Collieries Sell Subsidiary, Rush For Consett Iron Shares, Kern Oil Company Dividend And Bonus Maintained, GEORGE SPENCER LIMITED (Manufacturers of "Vedonis") Satisfactory Results Mr. George H. Spencer's Review, Transport Receipts. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Picture Gallery: Freedom Of Two Cities For Sir Winston Churchill. Property: Board-Residence And Apartments, Furnished Country Properties.
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