The Times - 22/01/1955
1955; Gale Group;
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From Our Special Correspondent, BY OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR RUGBY FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, By Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR COLONIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, From Our United Nations Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, BY OUR PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, LANCE WILLETT. Chairman, National Federation of Corn Trade Associations. 24. St. Mary Axe, E.C.3, Jan. 20., CHARLOTTE R. HIILLIARD. 320, St. James's Court, Buckingham Gate, S.W.1., BEVERIDGE. Staverton House, 104, Woodstock Road, Oxford., KENNETH G. GRUBB. President. Church, DOUGLAS JAY. House of Commons. Jan. 21., By Professor J. L. B. Smith, Rhodes University, Grahamstown., JAMES MANN, Master of the Armouries. H.M. Tower of London, E.C., W. H. DAVIES. 46, Eastlands Road. Moseley. Birmingham 13., K. SORLEY WALKER. 69, Cholmeley Crescent, Highgate, N.6., RUTH FASNACHT. 87, Bainton Road, Oxford., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Educational, Opera And Ballet, TRAVEL 4 lines 20s. (minimum). Law: The Law Society Honours Examination, High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Breach Of Promise Action Empson V. Eales, High Court Of Chivalry Reasons For Existence Of Jurisdiction Manchester Corporation V. Manchester Palace Of Varieties Ltd.. Sport: B.B.B.C. To Experiment With Ring Flooring, Australian Lawn Tennis Championships Becker Survives The First Day, M.C.C. Face More Severe Opposition South Australia Try To Avenge Earlier Defeat, Amateur Cup Battles Bishop Auckland's Great Chance, Sports in Brief, Newbury Racing Hopes Market Rasen Off, University Hockey Sides In Town Cambridge Weakened, England's Task At Cardiff To-Day Strong Welsh Pack To Overcome. Display Advertising: Liverpool, Aga, Rspca, Rootes, Hotels, B.I.P, British Leather, Multiple Display Advertisements, Fourways, Moore&co.(Leeds)ltd., Rapidicter. News: Dedijer Publicity President Tito On "Interffrfnce", Silencer For Helicopters South Bank Tests, "Mopping Up" In Scotland Relief Flights Continue Carrier Withdrawn, Getting The Better Of Evil The Victory Of Good, Busmen's Rejection Of Latest Offer Talks Next Week With Transport Executve, Mau Mau Afraid Of Leaders Surrendered Man On Gang Discipline, Move To Close Two West End Streets, Sentence On Police Officer Reduced Exemplary Character, U.S. Commitments On Formosa, Railways Plan Out On Tuesday Final Report On Pay, Shoe Shine Colour And Lustre, Champion Of French Shopkeepers M. Poujade's Descent On Paris, Offer Of Nearly £3M. For A.B.C. Allied Bakeries' Plan, Keeping Parliament Informed About State Industries Proposal To Set Up Select Committee, Boston Prison Siege Ends Hostages Unharmed, Site Warden "Kept Own Accounts" Evidence Of Search For Caravan Company, Red Cross Reception For West Indians 214 New Arrivals, Turkish Calmness Over Egypt Surprise At Cancelled Visits, 10-Year Sentence On Butler Theft Of Stamps, U.S. Orchestra Not To Visit Edinburgh Dispute With Musicians' Union, Parents' Application For Child Conditional Order Of Habeas Corpus, Mr. Nehru Outlines Congress Socialist Aims Place For Private Enterprise, Arrangements By Red Cross Broadcast Announcement, Guatemala Coup Fails A Background Of Discontents, German Defence Contribution Canadian Confidence In Safeguards, Reorganization Of Viet Nam Army U.S. Cooperation With French, Purchase Tax Changes Cycle Motors To Cost More, Chinese Offer On American Prisoners Facilities For Family Visits, Bar On Coloured Boy Denied £150 Prize Instead Of British Tour, Lightermen's Notice Termination Of Current Wage Agreements, Japanese Pearl Divers For Australia More To Be Admitted, Princess's Tour Of Caribbean Clarence House Statement 'Misleading Reports', Zoo "A Target For Trouble-Makers" Thaw Ends Edinburgh Controversy, Government AIM In S. Africa No Challenge To Parliament New Session Plans, New Labour Cabinet In Norway Hr. Gerhardsen's List, Conservatives Hold Orpington Proportion Of Votes Up 3 Per Cent., Lowest Infant Death Rate, Wide Interest In New Fighter Canadian Study Of The Gnat, M. Mendès-France Gains 10 Days Attack Over N. Africa Postponed, Appraisal Of Soviet Offer To Bonn New Survey By Federal Cabinet, Water Pumped From Notre Dame Paris Precautions, "Crazy Gang" Stopped By Burst Main, A Paradise Of Fishes Many New Species Found In The Indian Ocean, Students Clash With Police Batons Drawn At Aberdeen, Decree Against Russian Peasants State Fodder Restricted, Secret Chekcs In Rally Faster Drivers Lose Marks. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: B.B.C. Colonial Services Director, Lord Mountbatten Takes New Post In April, Army Appointments And Promotions, University News Oxford, The Queen has approved the appointment, From The London Gazette Friday, Jan. 21. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 7,744, To-Morrow Home Service, The Sale Room English Furniture Collection From Avebury Manor, To-Day Home Service. Obituaries: Miss May Laidler, Mr. Maurice Browne Playwright, Actor And Producer, Obituary, Mr. Tristram Coffin. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Towards Relaxation?, The Capital's Capital, Sceptics, Driven Dogs, A Canadian View. Letters to the Editor: 'Elbow Room' In New Towns Fresh Government Action Needed, Surrenders In Kenya, International Wheat Agreement, Road And Rail, London Theatres, Black Prince's Gauntlet, Keeping The Place, Town And Gown. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: Fiction Private Justice, Modern Italian Art In London Arts Council Exhibition, Festival Hall A Beethoven Cycle, Wigmore Hall Mr. E. Lockspeiser, Report From Tibet: Travels In Adversity, "Clarkie" Of The Old Vic Miss Baylis's Idea Of A Part-Time Job. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Decca Issue Now In "A" Shares, Stock Exchange Funds Weak: Equities Buoyant, Montreal Exchange, New York Stocks, Closing Prices, Commodity Markets London Wool Prices Rising. Business and Finance: Bowater Steamships, Far Eastern Tension Helps Wall Street, Yorkshire Insurance Bonus, City Notes An Overwhelming Response, Money Market, 250,000 More Paid Income Tax Lower Inland Revenue Receipts In 1953-54, NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-COITON futures reached the, City News In Brief, Canadian & English Stores, Sterling Easier, More Freight Rates Increased, Kaffir Developments, Town Tailors Accept "Gussies" Bid, Record Whisky Exports, Company Results Teacher (Distillers). Business Appointments: Business Changes. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1855. Picture Gallery: Some Famous Players At The St. James's Theatre. Property: William Willett Ltd..
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