The Times - 13/01/1959
1959; Gale Group;
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FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ATHENS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM OUR TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Boxing Correspondent, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Lawn Tennis Correspondent, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ROWING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our University Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Motoring Correspondent, FROM OUR CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, From Our Middle East Correspondent, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, ALEC R. VIDLER., GRENFELL. Bridgefoot House, Potters Bar., CHRISTOPHER FULLER., M. G. IONIDES. 21, Suffolk Street, S.W.1. Jan. 10., S. DICKSON MOYSE., JOHN BROWN, Publisher. Oxford University Press, Amen House, Warwick Square, E.C.4., CHARLES JERVIS, Editor-in-Chief, The Press Association Limited. 85, Fleet Street, E.C.4., RONALD THORPE., From Our Special Correspondent, JAMES QUINN, Director, British Film Institute. 164, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.2., A. NOVE., C. ARNOLD-BAKER., FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR PROPERTY MARKET CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, From a Correspondent,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Motor Cars &c., Transfer Books, Business Premises, Public Appointments, Opera And Ballet. Stock Exchange Tables: Wall Street Closes Heavy Erratic Movements, Mark IS Fully Convertible Little Effect On Exchanges, Stock Exchange Dealings, EQUITY Rally Extended The Funds Active And Firm, Closing Prices, Drawing Of Bonds, Free Exchange Rate For Peso Exporters Will Benefit, Montreal Exchange, Unit Trust Prices, B.A. Acceptances Near 90% T.I. Share Issue Approved. News: New Testament In Current English Ready For Sale In 1961, State Of The Thames Defended 'One Of Cleanest Rivers In The Country', Russians Give More Rocket Details Course Within 3,700 Miles Of Moon, No Early Trial Of Spaniards Charge Of Engaging In Propaganda, Ministers Review Home Situation Effect Of Measures To Reduce Unemployment, Almost A Pity Elena The Lace-Maker Hopes To Leave Her Native Village, Man Admits Pushing Boy Into Canal, Four-Acre Flight Deck Complement Of 4,142 For New U.S. Carrier, "Man Used 40 Names For Betting" Plea Of "Guilty" To Forgery Charges, Subversion Threat In S.E. Asia Nai Pote Sarasin On S.E.A.T.O. Aims, Mr. Nehru Champions Commonwealth Link Benefits For India, Quicker Turn Round Of Ships Work Study Urged, 17 African Prisoners Leap From Van Johannesburg Escape, Delhi Nuances Over Herr Grotewohl Welcome Without Recognition, Rowlandson Collection Sold For £3,800 3,050 Prints In 23 Volumes, Site For Teachers' College Conflicting Claims, More Aid For Church Schools Discussed, The "Venices" Of Middlesex County Council Prefer Dry Land, Scilly Isles' Flower Crop Reduced, Protest By K.L.M. At Reduction In Flights British Decision "Narrow-Minded", 2,100 Trading Agreements Seven More Court Hearings Fixed, Woman's Death After Internal Infection Coroner's Remarks On Overcrowding, Yorkshire Miners Increase Output Half Saturday Losses Made Up, Use Of Television At Election Liberals To Seek Information, Movements Of Liners, Manned Space Flight Plans U.S. Work On £5M. Capsule, Tube Investments' New Capital Implementing British Aluminium Offer, Belgian Fear Of More Trouble In Congo Arrest Of African Mayors, News in Brief, Strindberg Première The Middle Version Of Mäster Olof, Kidnapped Baby Found Alive Disappearance At 2½ Hours Old, The Course Of Nature Birds' Bathing Habits In Cold Weather, Prolonged Negotiations Now Nearing Completion, Mr. Mikoyan To Visit White House Consultation On Saturday Prospect Of President's Coming To London In Spring, Belfast Unionists' Choice, A World Without Enlightenment U.S. Professor's View Of Society, The Basic Humility of Whistler, Government Increase Grant To Aslib, Panama Claim To 12-Mile Limit Canal Zone Sealed Off, Sainthood's Fibre Difficulties Of Portrayal, Home News Frost Returns After Day Of Thaw Snow Still Deep On Northern Roads, Change In Japanese Party Leadership Mr. Kishi's Efforts To Mend Rift, Monte Carlo Competitors Begin Move To START Points Careful Choice An Aid To Progress, "Burglars Inc.", Sussex Maternity Hospital Closure Reply To 'Bumbledom' Protest, Export Order For Cannon Balls, Lambeth Report On Family Recalled "Scope For Evangelism In Christian Home", Early Signature Foreseen Of Agreement With Egypt, Uncertain Fate Of Carlton Mews, Pakistan Rejects Soviet Protest No Threat In Defence Pact With U.S., Party Control Of Unions In Ghana Minister's Advice To Supporters, Vanwall Chief To Retire Blow To British Motor Racing, Cambridge Decision This Month On Churchill College, £1,600 Taken In Bank Raid Staff Forced To Tie Each Other Up, Quick Wickets For England Three In Three Overs, Girl Of 16 Sentenced To 18 Months, Claim To Have Found Two Masterpieces 'Tintoretto And Tiepolo' In Italian Church, U.S. Senator's Plea For Restraint "Wait For Passions To Cool", Swedish Economic Dangers Tax Increase Forecast, General Delgado Seeks Asylum Request To Brazilian Embassy, Cambodia's Royal Socialism, New Soviet Health Minister, Execution Of 71 Cubans Reported Spies Of Batista Régime Mass Grave Dug, Helping Hand In Commonwealth Lord Cobham On Scope For Development, Growing Turnover In Credit Cards Visitors Sign Bills For 1M. Dollars, Sir W. Churchill In Marrakesh Welcome At Airport, Handel-Purcell Celebrations, Grimsby Decision On Fish From Iceland Intended Action Not Disclosed, U.S. Seeking Curb On Hongkong Exports, The Paris Season Takes Shape Mr. Chaplin Turns To Science-Fiction. Official Appointments and Notices: Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, New Head Of Treasury Information Section, Broadcasting Posts Nigerian Appointment For B.B.C. Official, R.A.F. Appointment, Captain Edward Broadley, R.N., has. Reviews: The Iliad to be Filmed Greek and Russian Co-production, Mr. Harold Parker's Piano Programme Contemporary And Classical Music. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Talbot Stead, P&o, The Times Atlas Of The World, Australia And New Zealand Bank Limited, Remington Rand Limited, John Summers And Sons Limited, Multiple Display Advertisements, The Noble Loundes Pension Service, The Times, The Royal Bank Of Canada, Kleinwort, Sons & Co., Ltd., Folland Aircraft Limited, Empire Theatre. Sport: Last Four For Old Boys' Tennis Rugby To Meet Eton, Earl Roberts Cadet Shooting Trophy, Change In Oxford Training Two Evenly Matched Crews, Broomfield Goes On His Way Relentless Squash Rackets, Sports in Brief, Ireland Revise Trial Backs O'rourke Promoted To Senior Pack, Prochaska Fastest In R.A.F. Slalom Excellent Conditions, North Country Challenge Sandown Park Test For Rock's Cross, Cooper Boxes With Courage And Skill A Superbly Judged Victory, Return Of Service More Important Than Changes In Court Markings, England Gain And Lose Winning Position Australia Take Advantage Of Fielding Lapses, Bradman's Record Broken Hanif Run Out At 499, Cup Holders Play Champions Again Wolves Given Chance Of Revenge, Pegasus May Meet Bishop Auckland Amateur Cup Draw. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 8,955, Broadcasting Programmes Home. Picture Gallery: A New Chief IS Installed, Obituaries: Mrs. N. C. Tufnell, Canon W. M. F. Scott, Mrs. Meta Newman, Dr. Z. Goneim, Herr Otto Mejer, Mr. J. W. Watkins From Rail Clerk To General Manager, Dr. Edward Bibring, Obituary, Lady Beerbohm, Major J. M. S. Crealock Painter Of Portraits. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Breaking Through, Guessing Games, Inflation under Communism, A Blow for K.L.M., Smouldering Fires. Letters to the Editor: Ecclesiastical Titles, The City's View, Books From Britain, A Plaintiff's Story, National Drinks, Battle For Asia Knowing What The Challenge IS, Where IS The Weather?, Pension Rights, Seldom Shown, Russian Progress, London Transport. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1859. Law: Law Report, Jan. 12 Court Of Criminal Appeal 'Trial Conducted Deplorably' Conviction Quashed Regina V. Lankford. Business and Finance: Prospects For American Steel Companies 1960 Seen As The Next Good Year, BARCLAYS BANK The Annual General Meeting of Barclays Bank Limited will be held on February 4th at the Head Office, 54 Lombard Street, London EC3 Mr. Anthony Tuke's Survey Of An Eventful Year Freedom Restored to Banking Government's Economic Policy Bank's Association With "U.D.T." In Hire Purchase Field, City News In Brief, Latest Dividends, Record Gold Output In South Africa, Canadian Vauxhall Plan Dropped, Why West Germany's Bank Rate Has Been Cut, Borrowing At The Bank, Aquascutum Raising £129,000, No Upturn Yet In Factory Plans, Bid For Trojan (Holdings), Banker On Future Of H.P. Finance Houses Problem Of Credit Control, Standard And M.-F. Tractor Deal Discussions In Progress, Company Results Lower Westinghouse Brake Profits, Barclays Bank Limited, Flowers Breweries Increased Sales Success Of Keg Bitter And Brewmaster Sir Fordham Flower's Review, Japan And World Trade, Anglo-Czech Trade Talks, Sterling Dearer Canadian $ Wanted In New York, Ansells Brewery Satisfactory Sales, Sharp Advance In Copper £7 Rise And Higher On The Kerb. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Property: Bernard Thorpe & Partners.
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