The Times - 05/01/1955
1955; Gale Group;
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By Our Special Correspondent, BY OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR EDUCATIONAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MILAN CORRESPONDENT, FROM A PARIS CORRESPONDENT, BY GORDON DAVIOT, FROM A STOCKHOLM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR FLORENCE CORRESPONDENT, By Our Museums Correspondent, FROM OUR CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR WEATHER CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, By Our Labour Reporter, BY OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our United Nations Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, MARGARET THORNE. 9, West Drive, Brighton, 7., RALF BONWIT., JOHN BLYTH-PRAEGER., A. G. FIELD., RAYMOND NEEDHAM., By Our Colonial Correspondent lately in the Caribbean, CECIL HARCOURT, Chairman. Royal, Yours very truly, G. R. DRIVER., Yours faithfully, R. J. PEMBERY., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, BY OUR EQUESTRIAN CORRESPONDENT, FROM AN AUSTRALIAN CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR BRIDGE CORRESPONDENT, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Club Announcements, Opera And Ballet. News: Cabinet Meeting, Inquiry Into Death Of Monkeys New Rules At London Airport, Narrow-Gauge Railway Likely To Reopen Volunteers Repairing Line, Misuse Of State Secrets American Sentenced, Additional Post For Mr. Louw Ministry Of External Affairs, Marked Progress In Italian Industry Plans For Developing Natural Resources, Food And Fuel Plans To Meet Railway Strike Special Coaches For Workers, Agreement Signed In Coventry Dispute, 300 Diamonds Found In Airliner Wreckage, "New Broom" At Ministry Warning To Farmers, New Prohibited Areas In Kenya Terrorist Gangs Move, Echoes Of India's Past Splendours Revived For Marshal Tito, Alleged Embezzlement And Forgery, No Decision Yet On Herr Schlitter Free Democrats' Advice, A Survey Of The British Caribbean I-Economic And Social Ferment, U.S. Democrats Take Over Congress To-Day Sympathy With President's "Moderate Progressive" Policies, Sports Exhibition In South London Famous Trophies To Be On View, Responsibility For Suez Accident Company's Statement, "Brains" For Industry F.B.I. Recruiting Scheme, New Plan For National Air Meeting Four Separate Races For Each Of Five Trophies, Russian Rejection Of Dutch Complaints Size Of Embassy Staff, Quincentenary Of Norwich Church, Careless Driving By Chief Constable Sir Henry Studdy Fined, Move For Extension Of Teachers' Training Committee To Consider Practical Steps, Dr. Arbenz's Denial No Plan For Visit To Moscow, Miners' Death In Search For Pony Overcome By Gas, Early Cyprus Fort Unearthed A Hyksos Stronghold, Limiting Use Of Food Colours Tests Proposed, "More Travel By Air Than By Sea", Assassin Hunt In Panama Help Sought From U.S. And Cuba Unexplained ACT, B.E.A. Strike Threat No Endorsement Yet By Union Executive, Oxford University And The Magistracy, Messages To Allied Leaders, Fresco Identified Work Of Piero Della Francesca, Peking Explains Duties Of Oversea Chinese, Sudan Judiciary Changes British Judges Resign, Compensation For Bikini Tests U.S. To Pay Japan $2M., Restorations In Bath Proceeds Of Penny Rate Set Aside, Man's Ancestry Significant Finds In S. Africa, Snow In 52 Counties: Wide Traffic Dislocation "Heaviest Fall In A Day For Many Years", Britannia Defended By First Lrd Need For Yacht "Worthy Of The Queen", The Course Of Nature Hedgehog's Winter Activity, Drought Relieved In Spain Heavy Rain In Madrid, Payment For Transport Of Iraq Oil Company To Meet Syrian Government, Birmingham's Views On Immigration, Slight Rise In Coal Output, British Policy On Suez Canal Concern At Egypt's Attitude Navigation Freedom, Anglo-Ethiopian Agreement Return Of Tribal Areas, M. Mendès-France's Visit To Rome Economic Talks Next Week, Hope For Peace On Aden Border Removal Of Dissidents, Snow Spreading Northwards Rain Likely In South, Treasures From The Parish Churches Beauty And Variety Of Plate, Rail Report To-Day Minister To Meet Both Sides Strike Decision On Underground, Orpington Polling Day January 20. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Linguaphone, Jaguar Cars Ltd, Ciment Fondu, Dylan, The Times Library, Acrow, Multiple Display Advertisements, Wates Build, Fly Twa. Arts and Entertainment: Bridge Dummy Play, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 7,729, Broadcasting Home Service, Smyslov's Lead In Hastings Chess Surprising Defeat Of Keres By Fuderer. Official Appointments and Notices: Honorary Air Commodore, Ecclesiastical News, Administrator Of Tangier Belgian Appointment, Church Of Scotland High Commissioner, From The London Gazette Tuesday, Jan. 4, Naval Appointments. Reviews: One-Act Comedy On Television "Sweet Coz", A Permanent Puppet Theatre, Remarkable Performance Of "Tosca" Metalworker As Opera Star, Dockers' Discontents A Study Of Working Conditions, A Northern Territory Film Première Aborigine In Star Part, Modern Painting The Arts Council's Collection, M. Montherlant's New Play Comedie Francaise In "Port-Royal", Mr. Ashton's New Ballets, Film Of "Twelfth Night", English Watercolours Third Exhibition Of Unidentified Works, Puritan Revolt: The End Of Personal Rule. Sport: Amateur Squash Rackets Eliminations, Preparing For European Horse Trials Championship, May Misses Century By 9 Bright Test Match Batting By Wardle And Evans, Sports in Brief, Irish Racing From Poverty To Riches, County Cross-Country Teams Pirie Doubtful Starter For Surrey, Irish Rugby Trial Change, Australia's Chance A Matter Of Tactics, Hot ICE Wins At Ayr Smooth Display By Weymouth, Exciting Close To Third Test England Win, H. K. Foster Rackets Cup Worthy First Final At Queen's Club, Pakistan V. India First Test Match, South Australian Lawn Tennis Championships, Hockey Season Reviewed Tournament Lesson For Britain. Obituaries: Obituary, Mr. James Hilton, Mr. Louis Fleischmann, Mr. W. A. C. Newton, Lieut.-Col. E. F. Villiers. Index. Editorials/Leaders: The Abominable Snowshoe, The Record, Palette for the Palate, New Congress. Letters to the Editor: Nursery Schools, Middle Eastern Studies, The Railway Crisis Modernization The Solution, Planning For Defence, Taxation Of Artists, University Rugby. Court and Social: Court Circular. Property: Property Market, Town Houses, Maple & Co.. Business and Finance: Company Results Carreras, Sheepbridge-Staveley Move, Life Assurance In 1954 Scottish Widows' Record Business, December Mining Outputs, The Hanover Bank New York Statement Of Condition, City News In Brief, City Notes Barclays' Special Dividend, New Capital For Richard Costain, New Bonus Rates, Sterling In New York, Wall Street Down. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Stock Exchange Gilt-Edged Rally, Foreign Exchanges French Francs Cheaper, Recent Issues, Montreal Exchange, Commodity Markets Copper Nearing £300-Rubber Easier, New York Stocks, S.E. Commissions, Closing Prices. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1855. Picture Gallery: Transport Difficulties In The Snow.
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