The Times - 21/05/1955
1955; Gale Group;
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From Our Golf Correspondent, FROM OUR CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BOXING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTOR RACING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR EQUESTRIAN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Labour Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR REPORTER, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, JOHN E. HAYES., LOVEL MACK., CECIL GRAVES. Fernbank, West Cults, Aberdeenshire., A. H. DOUTHWAITE, Chairman., KENNETH MELLANBY, formerly, ABERDARE, BEVERIDGE, ELTON, F. M. POWICKE, A. H. SMITH, RUSSELL SOUTHWELL, ALWYN WINTON, R. S. DRAKE., P. W. HEWITT, Director, G. A. Hewitt., R. N. PEPPER., From Our Middle East Correspondent, JULES MENKEN., M. V. B. HILL, Honorary Solicitor, , J. C. SHARP, Secretary, League against, JOHN C. CUNINGHAM., FROM A CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Hotels Resorts And Spas, Public Notices, Services To-Morrow: Sunday After Ascension Day, Club Announcements, Opera And Ballet. Sport: Australia Win The Series Fourth Test Match Drawn, Victoria Cup Prospects King Bruce Has The Right Type Of Jockey, British Horses Hold Lead Only Swiss Dispute Windsor Test, Sports in Brief, European Grand Prix Fastest Practice Lap By Moss, Leicester Just Beat Gloster And Rain Anxious Batsmen Score Slowly, Five County Athletics Championships U.A.U. Meeting At Manchester, U.S. Lead In Walker Cup Match Clean Sweep In The Foursomes, French Lawn Tennis Championships The Seedings, Surrey's Fifth Win In Succession Exciting Finish At Ilford, Boxing Without Rules Marciano-Cockell On The Screen, South Africans Falter Cambridge Escape Defeat. Display Advertising: General Lighterage (Holdings) Ltd., Player's, Hermeseal, Abbey National, Colorizer, J.A.P, Appeals, The Metal Window Association, Burnett's, Xpelair, Wisdom, Slazenger, Multiple Display Advertisements, Seco, British Empire Cancer Campaign. News: E. German Road Tolls Complete Failure Of Talks Mr. Pushkin Adamant, Discrimination In Shipping European Criticism Of U.S. Measures, U.S. Plan For Forces Opposed Issue Of Segregation, Mr. Attlee On Party's "Sober And Realistic Approach", Praise For Savings Movement "Sound Foundation For Nation's Economy", Victory But A Legend Rutland An Uphill Fight For Labour, Trade Union Card "An Honour" T.U.C. Leader Attacks Closed Shop, M. Pinay On Organizing The New Europe German Isolation Impossible, King Baudouin In The Congo Visit To New Base, Fire Hazards From Cigarette Ends Effect Of Smouldering, Knife Which Opens By Pressing Button Jury's Recommendation Of Ban On Sale, Possible Move Of U.S. Forces To Italy Left-Wing Protests, Test With New Wind Tunnel Twice Speed Of Sound Possible, Gen. Ely Asks To Leave Indo-China Task "At An End" Recent Differences, General Election Campaign "Now Or Never" In Newcastle Buoyant Hopes, Yugoslavs Firm On Balkan Pact Economic Topics For Russians' Visit, Lord Woolton's Call Result Not Yet "In The Bag", Dutch Cabinet Crisis Hint Of Return Of Coalition, Labour Reply To I.C.I. Nation's Interests, Labour Zest In Television Broadcast Hard Struggle For Mr. Pickles, Congress Of Free Trade Unions Viennese Opening, Freedom Of Lübeck For Mr. Thomas Mann, Policy Made Clear To Ambassadors Bonn Disquiet Caused By U.S. Comment, Territorial Sea Law Compromise On Limit Proposed, Moscow Eye On British Voter Scepticism Over Party Aims People's "Struggle", Dismemberment At Dartford, Sussex By The Sea Conservatives Find IT So Bracing, A Month More For Refugee Moves Viet-Minh Agreement, Thunderstorms In The South Day Of Mixed Weather, New Zealand Freight Rates Early Talks Suggested, Work To Begin At Kariba Immediate START On Zambezi Dam, Big Attack On Mau Mau "Moment To Hit The Enemy" Surrender Talks Broken Off, Son's Rejection Of $350,000 Legacy Trust Fund To Continue, £17,325 Bid For Rubens Panel "Democritus And Heraclitus", 'No Alternative' For Railway Men, Youths Sought After Man's Death, Grievances At Grimsby Trawler Officers' Threat, Bristol Stolid Candidates Await Some Sign, Weed Prevention Use Of Soil Coverings In The Garden, Greek Protest To Britain Restriction On Air Crews At Nicosia, Agreement On Trips Without Passports Details Expected To-Day, Ascensiontide The Exaltation Of The Lord, Passport For Prof. Lattimore Visit To Europe Made Possible, Argentine Vote On Church A Disestablishment Plebiscite, Extra Hazards At St. Andrews, Hertfordshire Churches Trust, Prime Minister Meets T.U.C. On Strike Threats Whitsun Rail Stoppage Called: Docks Deadlock, Sir A. Herbert Critic Of Church Report Bishops' Part In Making Marriage Laws, Plans Of Herr Von Herwarth Journey To Bonn In A Week's Time, Strikes Shadow Over Election Final Broadcasts To-Night, Colour Bar In Mines Limited Concession By European Union, On The Frontier Of The Arab World Kurds' Mountain Vigour, "Sop To Mr. Bevan". News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: To-Morrow Home Service, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 7,824, To-Day Home Service. Reviews: Première Of Ballet "Romeo And Juliet", Bath Festival Loss, Brief Run, A New Masque "The Bridal Day", London Mozart Players Bach And Schubert. Obituaries: Miss Mabel Lander, Sir Harry Gill, Obituary, Sir Howard Lloyd, Major B. M. Arnold, Dr. J. A. Urbye, Maj.-Gen. W. H. Greenly. Index. Editorials/Leaders: No Surrender, A Divided Country, Metropolitan, Volte-Face, Straight Challenge. Letters to the Editor: Trouble In The Docks, Threat To Lake District, Election Cricket, Hounds On The Road, Old Club Ties, The Cost Of Living, Exchange Visits With Russia, Mr. Speaker's Seat, Heroin Ban Opposed Effect On Medical Treatment, A Truce To Abuse, Fort Hare College, Exhibiting At The B.I.F.. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: Eccleslastical News Church Appointments, From The London Gazette Friday, May 20, University News Cambridge, Service Appointments Royal Navy. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1855. Law: Law Report, May 20 High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Mr. Standing's Evidence For B.B.C. Green V. Stevenson And Others. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Closing Prices, Commodity Prices, New York Stocks, Montreal Exchange, Stock Exchange About Turn. Business and Finance: U.S. Report On Tin Criticized, Permali Oversubscription, Another Fall In The Pound, Wall Street Closes Firm, Company Results British Cotton And Wool Dyers, MERRIESPRUIT (ORANGE FREE STATE) GOLD MINING CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Union of S. Africa) Gold And Uranium Developments, Money Easier, Randfontein Profits, London Wool Sales, Boots One-For-One Capitalization, City Notes April's Import Bill, Fremlins Limited Heavy Taxation A Deterrent To Efficient Progress Lord Cornwallis On High Quality Of Products, Virginia Orange Free State Gold Mining Co. (Inc. in the Union of S. Africa) Extensions To Uranium And Acid Plants, "The Joys Of Travel", Brewery Debenture Plan. Picture Gallery: The European Horse Trials At Windsor. Property: William Willett Ltd., Board-Residence And Apartments.
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