The Times - 10/02/1958
1958; Gale Group;
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From an Agricultural Correspondent, From a Correspondent, FROM OUR ART CRITIC, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, By TAD MOSEL, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Middle East Correspondent, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, J. R. T. GIBSON JARVIE, Deputy Chairman, United Dominions Trust Limited. United Dominions House. Eastcheap, E.C.3., ERIC GORE BROWNE. Chairman, Central Board of Finance of the Church of England. Church House, Dean's Yard, Westminster, S.W.1., A. J. CAMPBELL. Trinity College, Cambridge., CHARLES TAYLOR. House of Commons. Feb. 7., GEORGE CHRIST. High Glee, 51. Beulah Hill. S.E.19., LYTTON. Lillycombe. Porlock. Somerset., G. ROSTREVOR HAMILTON. BONAMY DOBREE. Blackheath, S.E.3., By Norman Bentwich, F. J. LYONS. 47, Princes Gate, S.W.7., MARTYN BECKETT. 35. Thurloe Place S.W.7., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR PROPERTY MARKET CORRESPONDENT, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, From Our Racing Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR MOTOR RACING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Association Football Correspondent, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, By A. S. MOUNTFIELD General Manager and Secretary of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board, By WALTER FIRTH, By a Special Correspondent, By Our Labour Correspondent, By PATRICK BURFORD, , By Our Northern Correspondent, By Our Shipping Correspondent, By Sir HAROLD BIBBY, By RICHARD WHITTINGTON-EGAN, By RONALD BRADBURY, Ph.D., F.R.I.B.A. City Architect and Director of Housing, By ERNEST EDWARDS,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, Flowers. News: Coventry Cathedral In Need Of £200,000 Diocesan Appeal To Be Launched, No Haste To Bring Yemen Into Arab Union Cautious Cairo Examination Of Problem, New S. Rhodesia Prime Minister Sir E. Whitehead Named Mr. Todd's Defeat, Breeding Ground Of Champions, Communist Overture To Labour Appeal For Unity, Egypt Offers Aid, Dr. Fuchs Resumes His Journey Sir E. Hillary's Flight To Depôt 700, Boom Towns Of The Hinterland, Restraint Under Labour Rule Policy-Making Proves Difficult, "Welsh Counties Better Off" Local Government Bill Defended, Turkey Awaiting Events Little Good Expected, B.E.A. Chief's Comment On House Near Munich Runway, The Port Of Liverpool Supplement Yesterday-And To-Morrow, Mr. Macmillan's Emphasis On Summit Talks Preparation, Racehorse For Queen Mother Gift By Winning N.Z. Owner, M.P. Calls For Local Income Tax, Burma Memorial Unveiled Tribute To 27,000 Service Men, New Facilities for Busy Docks, Headstones Laid Flat For Mowing Replacement Ordered By Consistory Court, Respectability As Nazi AIM Documents Of 1933, British Attitude To Rule Of Law, Bad Jokes Are Not Good Fashion, Archbishop Clarifies His Attitude "Voluntary Apartheid", R.A.F. Staging Post In Maldives Talks "Satisfactory", Firmer Government Stand On Wage Demands Services' Pay An Embarrassment, Floods Close Tube Station Main Bursts At Euston, Canal Hostel's Success 100 Children Given Schooling, Mr. Macmillan Agrees To Talks Full Preparation Required Reply Delivered To Mr. Bulganin, Schoolboys' 'Trial' By Council Pavilion Window Broken, Movements Of Liners From Lloyd's, Lord Lindsay Refused Entry Into China, Early Spring Grass: Scope In Improving Profits, Leaving Washington To-Day, Melting-Pot Of S.E. Asia Malayan Appeal For Closer Links, Football Manager Off Danger List Two Crash Survivors Reported Worse, Herr Ulbricht Disposes Of A Rival Successful Purge No Liberalization In East Germany, State Steel As "First Task" Mr. Robens Gives Labour Pledge, Earth Tremors In E. Anglia Buildings Shaken Over Wide Area, Fire Beneath Graveyard Outbreak Defeats Brigade, Buriton Manor In The Market Links With Edward Gibbon, Land Workers Seek Ban On Aliens Italians Arriving "At Alarming Rate", Silver For The Tourist Underground Treasure Hunters In Chancery Lane, Marketing £600M. Of Imports Role of Exchanges in Mercantile Growth, Compromise Likely With Britain Arbitration Issue In Rome Talks, Farming Notes And Comments, Another Flood On Zambezi Kariba Bridge Pier Washed Away, 3,000 Arrests In Bulgaria "Poisonous Weed" Of Hooliganism, Land-Locked Countries Communication Rights To Be Discussed, Snow And ICE On 16,000 Miles Of Roads In North, A Soviet Wingless Aircraft Successful Test Claimed, Modern Dwellings and Communities for New Families, The Trust That Watches Over The Port, Colonels' Call To Dr. Sukarno Indonesian Cabinet Asked To Resign, Grandparents Galore, Boys' Cross-Channel Adventure Ends Aground In Storm, Business As Usual In 1941 Blitz, Greek Scepticism Over Cyprus Mr. Selwyn Lloyd's Visit To-Day, Sales Target Of £150M. To Germany Conference In Bonn, Tunisian Anger At French Attack Demand For Recall Of All Troops "75 Dead" After Bombing Raid, Here and There, Mr. Macmillan Near End Of Tour Return To-Day To Canberra, Saving Time And Money On Machinery Breakdowns Troubles Reduced By Planning, Champion of the Countryside, Local Insurance For Every Risk, A Proud Record In The Arts, A Web Of Routes Inland, Dialect Weighed Against Dialectics Pride In Politics At Rochdale, End Of Dublin Strike Pay Increase Promised To Workers, Warning Against "Stair Dancer" City Office Thefts On Increase, Dockside Labour Recovers from the Bad Old Days, The Bells Take Their Toll No Smoking-And No Record, £29,000 Rockefeller Grants £18,570 For Study Of Incomes, City Of Two Cathedrals, All Roads Lead To The Pier Head, Mr. Bandaranaike Accused Ceylon Freedom Party Dissension, Developing An Industrial Centre, Team To Consider Steel Closures, Hope Of Second Israel Oilfield Site Near Dead Sea, That Have Built A Great Tradition. Reviews: Two Television Plays The Government Inspector, Mr. Spivakovsky Returns to the Classics, British Film Awards Production Praised On Both Sides Of Atlantic, New Plays On The Way Mr. Alastair Sim As An Emperor, The Unvanquished: A Sequel To Pather Panchali, Doyen of the Paris Art-Dealers, Samuel Beckett Play Refused Licence, V. And A. Concert Leppard Orchestra, Armchair Theatre The Five Dollar Bill, Presentation To Nugent Monck Maddermarket Tribute. Display Advertising: Liverpool, A. Coker & Co. Ltd, Toronto-Dominion, Vent-Axia, B.O.A.C, Coast Lines Ltd., Smiths Deluxe, Bergen Line, The Guinea Gulf Line Ltd, The Liverpool Storage Company Ltd., Ibeco, Guinness and Callard & Bowser, The Trinidad Lake, Fisons Pest Control, City Of Salisbury, Cunard, British Thomson-Houston, Brocklebanks, Earlier Milestones, Scindia, Valspar, Tru-Wel, The Union Marine And General Insurance Company, Limited, Johnson & Johnson, James Dowie & Co. Ltd., Automatic Telephone & Electric Co., Ltd., Gracie Beazley & Co., Dock Office,, India Super Multi Grip, Royal Mail Lines Limited, Office Machinery Limited, A Robinson Westinghouse, The Pacific Steam Navigation Company, Greenshields Cowie, The Times, West Africa, The Cementation Co.Ltd., Harrison Line, Peter Lind, Moss Hutchison Line Ltd., Rootes Service, Alfred Holt & Co., Jamaica Public Service Company Limited, Bibby Brothers & Co., Rea Towing Company Limited., Australia And New Zealand Bank Limited, Clan Line, Maritime Insurance Co., Ltd., London Midland, Garrard Canteens, Bakelite Limited, The Northern Assurance, Making Rabbits, Cammell Laird, The Sea, Martins Bank, Rea, B.R.S., Furness Warren Line, William Thornton & Sons Ltd., The Yorkshire Insurance Co.Ltd., Noilly Prat, Insulight, Vichy Celestins, Helena Rubinstein. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting Programmes Home, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 8,669. News in Brief. Picture Gallery: THE DESERT OF SNOW Pictures by The Times photographer of the country across which Dr. Fuchs is making his historic journey.. Official Appointments and Notices: Duke Of Primo De, Supreme Award To Pointer At Cruft's Largest Entry By Cocker Spaniels, Mr. J. P. Hudson has been appointed, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, Scottish Appointments, Appointments In The Forces Royal Navy, Entry As Naval Cadets Successful Candidates. Obituaries: Mr. T. Roger Boulton, Mr. W. A. Watt, Sir L. Graham First Governor Of Sind, Dowager Duchess Of Abercorn, Betty Macdonald Author Of "The Egg And I", Professors R. W. Lee And F. De Zulueta, Obituary. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Which Way to the Summit?, Talks in Athens, "Social Welfare", Brush Fire, Redskins into Redcoats. Letters to the Editor: Art Schools, Building With A Purpose, Australian Expansion, No Amends, Common Trust Fund, Land Tenure, Have IT While You Pay, Politics And Television Electioneering's New Pattern, Only Borrowed. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1858. Sport: Player First In Natal Open Golf Seven Under Par, Indoor Lawn Tennis In Paris British Girls Succeed, Pakistan 298 Runs Behind Sobers Scores 80, Sports in Brief, Fine Covering Conserves England's Early Lead Furious Finish By Ireland Of No Avail At Twickenham, F.A. Amateur Cup Surprises Three Penalty Goals In Ilford Match, Moss To Drive For Aston Martin World Championship Sports Car Events, Amateur Status Of Skiers Limitation On Training And Competition, World Alpine Ski Titles Four Successes For Austria, Heatley Retains Area Title Midlands Challenge In Cross-Country, Halford Hewitt Cup Draw Stiff Task For The Holders, Oxford Divots Beat Frilford Heath Cambridge Match Off, Revival Of Australian Cricket's Powers Of Recovery Well Placed In Fourth Test Match, Badminton Successes For Mrs. Rogers International Titles, South Africa Invite West Indies Non-White Tour Likely, Final Preparations For The National Hunt Meeting Several Gold Cup Horses To Be Saddled This Week, Cambridge XI Excel A Rare Beckenham Hockey Defeat, Marked Advantage To Richmond Blackheath Forwards Subdued, Salle Paul Keep Granville Cup Sabre Event Decides, World Cup Draw Offers England Severe Test Giants Come Face To Face In Preliminary Group, Weak Oxford Side Soundly Beaten Bristol Make Most Of Their Chances, East Women's First Setback South Have Better Of Hectic Spell. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary Diary House Of Lords, Parliamentary Notices House Of Lords. Business and Finance: Suez Canal Fails To Obtain Quorum, L.C.C. Issue Keeps Money Short, Reports of the company meetings of, The Kaffir Market, Spain Joins O.E.E.C., City News In Brief, Consolidated Tin Smelters announce that, San Francisco Mines Of Mexico Increased Production And Sales Decline In Base Metal Prices Partially Offset Mr. A. V. Conrad's Statement, Savings Surplus Larger Best So Far This Year, MILLS & ROCKLEYS (Outdoor advertising in more than 200 towns throughout the Midlands, South West, East, and North East England) Vital Cog In National Distribution, C.I.C. Consents And Refusals, The Bankers' Almanac And Year Book, Walter Runciman Amalgamation, Company Results Pharaoh Gane Outlook, Holdsworth-Bolton Eagle Merger, Iron Ore In Ghana, Special Fund For Tin Buffer Stock Malayan Agreement, The Pound Firm Again Swiss Francs Weaken, Major Depression Not Likely In Canada, Last Month's Rubber Outputs, Foreign Demand For Trade Credit Declines Using The Bill On London, Halting The U.S. Recession Administration Confident Vigorous Action Not Needed, Survey Of Banking And Insurance, Higher Copper Sales Lower Profits, Sumner-Ewart Merger, Uranium Find In Rhodesia. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodities. Property: Nos. 319, 320, 321, 322, 323 And 323a, FACTORIES, WAREHOUSES, SITES 3 lines 24s. Od. (minimum)-Box number 1s. extra.. Shipping News: The Shipping Lines.
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