The Times - 03/07/1957
1957; Gale Group;
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From Our Lawn Tennis Correspondent, From Our Racing Correspondent, From Our Golf Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Rowing Correspondent, FROM OUR DRAMATIC CRITIC, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR REPORTER, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR PROPERTY MARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, By DR. G. L. MILLER, From Our Special Correspondents, From Our Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Gibraltar Correspondent, FROM OUR HONGKONG CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Military Correspondent, FROM OUR PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT, RAYMOND ARON (Professor, the Sorbonne); M. R. MASANI (M.P., Indian Parliament); MASAMICHI INOKI (Professor, University of Kyoto); MICHAEL POLANYI (Professor, University of Manchester); MERLE FAINSOD (Professor, Harvard University); A. D. GORWALA (India). Oxford., O. C. CARTER. Hursley, Poole Road, Bournemouth., STANHOPE WHITE., HARRY F. TREWMAN., EDWARD HYAMS. Molash, Kent., CYRIL BURT. University College, W.C.1, July 1., ARCHER BALDWIN. House of Commons., R. C. WILLIAMS-ELLIS. Glasfryn, Chwilog, Caernarvonshire., RALPH INSTONE. The Mill Hill, Barnes Common, S.W.13, June 29., ARTHUR SUPER. Town Hall, Hackney, E.8., PHILIP UNWIN, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR HORTICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR BRIDGE CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Public Notices, Opera And Ballet. Property: Board-Residence And Apartments, Country Properties. Sport: Middlecoff Climbs Into Open Proper By Two Strokes Thomas Hard Behind Locke And Hunt, Tribe Sees Northants To Victory Pitch Mastered, Lancashire Succeed In Spite Of Limited Bowling Tattersall Reaches 1,000 Wickets, Henley Opens With A Long Day Of Racing Key Encounters In The First Rounds, Close Fight At Bisley, Sports in Brief, Shepherd Delays Gloucester Lively Innings For Glamorgan, First Instance Of 1953 Amendment Worcester Take Six Points, Ibbotson Fails To Beat Record Exciting Race Over Mile And A Half, Miss Truman Against America Wimbledon Triumph Wins Wightman Cup Place, The Qualifiers At St. Andrews, Kent Batsmen Defy Warwickshire Good Innings By Dixon, Test Fillip For West Indies Derbyshire Defeated By 173 Runs, Yorkshire Overwhelmed By Surrey Astonishing Collapse: Nine Go For 29 Runs, Abelia Appeals At Newmarket. Display Advertising: Multitone Electric Company Ltd.,, Vent-Axia, Symonds, Ici, Multiple Display Advertisements, Technology, United States Lines, The Times, Western Credit Ltd, Dentsu Advertising Limited, Barry B Mount, Celotex, Dunlop Fort, Tracon, National City Bank, Leipzig Fair, Esso, Ciment Fondu, National Bank Of India Ltd, Rootes, Bulmer's, Coleman and Co. Ltd., Garrard Rings, Sun Life Assurance Company Of Canada. Reviews: American Plays on the Straw-Hat Circuit, The Royal Ballet LA Fête Étrange, Orchestra Again In Trouble Effect Of Higher Pay, Stratford Festival Cymbeline, Festival Hall Virtuosi DI Roma, Around the World in 80 Days Film that Sticks to the Book, Encouragement For Welsh Composers. Picture Gallery: Henley: The Course Seen From The START. News: Travel Freedom In Russia Army Manoeuvres On Road To Smolensk, Oxford Students Hoaxed "Friendly" Canadian In Montreal, Gen. Franco Opens Railway Line Shortening Run Between Madrid And Corunna, Trap For Unwary Chinese Critics "Blossoming" Season Cut Short, Alleged Threats: Man To Forfeit £25, Miners' Coming Demands Equal Precedence For Pay Shorter Week To Be Sought, Oxford Class List Engineering Science, Hongkong Work Maintained No Reduction In Labour Force, Western Plan To Halt Nuclear Tests Proposition Linked With Partial Arms Cut Initial Welcome By Mr. Zorin, £125 For Shelley Family Bible French Paperweights Sold For £10,486, Lord Samuel As Senior Guest Luncheon Party For Former P.M.G.S, Murder By Boy Alleged "Decided To Rob To Pay £3 Debt", £4M. Estimate For 32-Storey Hotel Big Dollar Turnover Expected, British Troops Leave Jordan Akaba Hand-Over On Saturday, American Paeonies At R.H.S. Show Interest In Large Double Blooms, Earthquake Kills 60 In Persia Shocks In India And New Guinea, Quiet START To Paris Debate On Treaties Euratom Receives One Setback, Guidance On Economic Trends A New Centre Of Study, Atomic Energy In Germany Basic Law Amendment Fails, The Queen Mother In Rhodesia Stirring Welcome, Movements Of Liners, Canadian Trade Drive Urged Cautionary Tales For Exporters, Socialists Meet In Vienna Hungarian Uprising Recalled, Excellent START To The Royal Show More Emphasis On Beef Cattle, St. James's Theatre No Action By Minister, Petrol Reduced ½D. Lower Basic Supply Costs, Findings From A Paint Mark Coronation Chair's History Amplified, Poland Gets Ready For July 22 Party's Acclaim For Mao Tse-Tung, Dead Children Had Head Injuries Mental Hospital Inquiries, Adequate Controls Without China, T.U.C. Chief Opens Employers' H.Q. Shipping Federation's Gesture, Rebuke For Ceylon Ambassador Signatory Of Report On Hungary, U.S. Interest In Suez Pipeline, Higher Fares As "Cushion" Anticipating Costs Increase, Reward For Miss Truman Wightman Cup Place, Prime Ministers Discuss U.N. Question Of Chinese Representation, Railway Work For Hungarians Offer After Miners' Rejection, Deadlock Between L.C.C. And Staff National Or Local Negotiation, Delphinium Society's Show, Inquiry Into Costs And Prices Ministers Still Hope For T.U.C. Support, In Memory Of The Late Lord Macmillan, Life And Death Of Sugarback Even Retirement IS Over For A Pony On Skokholm, Two B.A.O.R. Men Killed In Alps Fall Of 2,000ft., Italian President's Powers Unconstitutional Action Denied, Production of Niobium for Atomics and Aircraft, Wage Rise Likely In France Higher Living Costs, Search For Airliner Continues "Safe" Report Untrue, Gibraltar Takes On Refitting Of Merchant Ships Impact Of Defence Cuts Lessened, Control Off 500 Dollar Imports "Modest Benefit" To Economy Less Form-Filling, Recruitment Improves Civil Service Uses New Methods, India Caution Over Tea Industry Commission's Plans Rejected, Malaya Constitution Now Ready For Signing Safeguards For Malays Strengthened, Move To End Foreign Trials Of U.S. Service Men. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: From The London Gazette Tuesday, July 2, College Awards At Cambridge. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 8,481, Bridge Passing The Buck, B.B.C. Programmes Home. Obituaries: Mr. S. F. Godley, V.C., Obituary, Mr. R. G. Pilgrim, Dr. August Euler Pioneer German Aviator. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Painfully Slow, The Delicate One, Gaps in the Service, Malaya's Mixed Races. Letters to the Editor: Forestry Wages, Henty's Heirs, Commonwealth Ties, Moscow Agricultural Fair, Arrests In Hungary, More Than Smoke, The Study Of Crime, Water Supplies In Britain Averting Further Failures, Initial Irritant, Investing For Charities. Court and Social: Court Circular. Politics and Parliament: House Of Commons, Building Societies Hit By Profits Tax Chancellor Promises Review Without Commitment House Of Lords. Law: Court Of Appeal Barrister-Farmer's Appeal Wood V. Blair And Helmsley Rural District Council, High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Did Woman In Bikini "Pose As A Nude"? Quinn V. Associated Newspapers Ltd., High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Right To Trial By Jury: Police Motions Fail Regina V. Craske-Ex Parte Commissioner Of Police For Metropolis. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1857. Business and Finance: Offer For United Canners, World Bank Staff College, Fuel & Power Output, Company Results Increase In B.E.T. Overdraft, Bleachers' Association Limited Statement By The Chairman, Mr. P. L. Wright, The Hanover Bank, British Glues & Chemicals, Ltd. Business Continues To Expand Production Increased And Quality Improved Sir Roger Duncalfe On Future Indications, Amalgamated Press Extension, J. Stone & Co. (Holdings) Progress Of Various Activities Current Year's Good Outlook Mr. Kenneth Preston's Statement, United Steel Companies' Capital Increase, Acrow (Engineers) Issue, Cotton Industry Studies Common Market, BURRELL & CO. (Colour Manufacturers) Mr. Keith Burrell's Statement, Premier Oil Well Abandoned, Stores Shares React, Claims And Counter Claims Upon The Reserves June's Special Payments, The British Plaster Board (Holdings) Ltd. Record Results Offset By Higher Taxation Further Expansion Of Interests In Canada Sir Graham Hayman On Group's Widespread Activities, C.P.R. Traffic, Allied Industrial Services Profits Maintained Mr. Frank W. R. Douglas's Statement, Czech Rate Of Exchange, Hazell Sun Limited Colonel O. V. Viney's Statement, Australian Output, Balances Again Unlent, John Thompson Finance, H.E. Proprietary Mr. R. Ellerton Binns' Review, The Amalgamated Press Limited The Hon. Michael Berry Reviews Exceptionally Difficult Year. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Readicut Wool Repayments, Commodity Prices Recovery In Copper Quotations, Montreal Exchange, New York Stocks, Foreign Exchanges Strong Demand For The Mark, Closing Prices, Wall Street Steady. Business Appointments: Business Changes.
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