The Times - 27/06/1955
1955; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR LABOUR REPORTER, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR EDUCATIONAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RIFLE SHOOTING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, FROM OUR ROWING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Lawn Tennis Correspondent, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLO CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, RUSSELL OF LIVERPOOL. Middlefield, Burley, near Ringwood, Hampshire, June 24., K. EVERETT. 201, Derby Road, Bramcote, Beeston, Nottingham, June 23., GEOFFREY SAWER, Professor of Law, Australian National University, Canberra Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, 25, Russell Square, W.C.1, June 25., House of Lords, June 24. BARNBY., C. DOUGLAS SMITH, President, Southamptoh Chamber of Commerce. Cumberland Place, Southampton, June 24., HERBERT HOWARTH. Michigan Union, Ann Arbor, Michigan, June 19., From Our Tokyo Correspondent, EDWARD PHELAN, formerly Director-General, International Labour Organization. La Pernette, Genthod, Geneva, June 21., ROSE MACAULAY. 20, Hinde House, Hinde Street, W.1, June 26., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR UNIVERSITY CORRESPONDENT, WILFRED FISH. Dental Board of the United Kingdom, 44, Hallam Street, W.1., Yours truly, H. W. BUTTON. 35, Sandgate High Street, Folkestone., W. F. BUSHELL. Colonsay, Talbot Road, Birkenhead, June 24., FROM OUR MUSEUMS CORRESPONDENT, PETER INCHBALD, Design Director, Walker & Hall, Ltd. Electro Works, Sheffield, 1., FROM OUR MILITARY REPORTER, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Service Notices, Opera And Ballet, Business Premises. News: Peking Welcomes Ho Chi-Minh Chinese Hopes From Geneva Meeting, Colonel's V.C. And Bar Handed To R.A.M.C., Monopoly Report This Week On Trade Discrimination, Big Investment Programme For Malaya Outlined World Bank Mission's Proposals, German Parties' Stipulation The Army High Command Dr. Adenauer Held To Old Undertaking, Employment Of The Elderly Working Party To Get Evidence, Supreme Court At Karlsruhe Proposed Changes Criticized, T.U.C. Mediation In Disputes Question Of Earlier Intervention, King Feisal In Turkey Ankara Conversations, Hackneys In Close Contests Good Performers In Harness Classes, £1M. Railway Schemes First Tasks In London Midland Region, Argentine Workers Thank Army Leaders' Visit To Gen. Lucero, Grammar School's Task Qualities Required Of Pupils, Vancouver As Worst Canadian Drug Centre Police Criticized For Laxity, Many Arrests In North Africa Weapons Seized By French, Farmers Hoping For Dry Days Effort To Finish Haymaking, Movements Of Liners, Repression In Kashmir "Peace Brigade's" Methods, Canadian Arctic Quest Research Team Sails On Food Mission, Greek Incitement Of Cypriots New British Protest Expected, Docks March To-Day Coaches Leave For London Attempt To Keep Men On Strike Union Ignored, Cost Of Disputes To Merseyside Over £10M. Believed Lost, Flemish Tapestry Sold For £1,250 Gothic Panel, Soviet Approach Clarified New Points Made, Election Plan For Viet Nam Talks Due Between North And South, A Health Service For Canadians Appeal To Doctors, Liaquat Ali Khan's Death Conspiracy Ruled Out After Investigation, Shape Of The Army Division Study During Exercise In Germany, Sequel To Israel Libel Case Verdict Discussed By Cabinet, Oxford Divisions On Relief Roads, Gaza Discussions To-Morrow Egypt-Israel Meeting, Americans' Death In Desert Seeking "Ghost Town", 1954 Record In World Trade Major Contribution From Europe, Heavy Stocks To Clear In Sales Bargains For Holiday Wardrobes, Belgrade Talks With West Questions Of Mutual Interest, Reducing Eastwest Tension Prime Minister On Progress Made, Party Attitude To Strikes "Certain Ambiguity", Persian Measures To Curb Opium Trade Legislation Promised, Vicissitudes Of Japanese Industry Artisans And Modern Machinery, Mr. Denis Cannan's Fourth Play A Domestic Comedy, "British In Soviet Camps" Reports To Be Tested, Rhine Army Horse Show Regimental Heirlooms Displayed, Rescue Excavation: Year's Ministry Of Works Record, Russians May Get Their Own Boats Arrival At Docks, United Nations' Determination To Avoid War Dedication To Principles Of Charter Reaffirmed, "The Times" House Of Commons Guide, Labour Review Of Organization Plans "Before Long" To Raise Funds, Royal Visit To Oslo Ended Family Emphasis Britania Sails For Dundee, Austrians Back From Russia Prisoners Tell Of Harsh Sentences For Small Offences, Aid To West Indies Urged Immigration Problems, Cost Of Civic Visit To Russia No Appeal For Public Donations, "Scuffle" At Docks Meeting Allegation By Union Official, Signor Segni Summoned Attempt To Form Ministry Consultations Begun, A Northern Capital That Enjoys Itself Oslo's Vigour And Vitality, End Of University's Jubilee Year Crowning Ceremony, Nationalists Scale Castle Walls St. Andrew's Flag Hoisted, British Bomber And U.S. Sabre Collide Six R.A.F. Men Missing. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 7,855, Broadcasting Home Service. Display Advertising: Barkers,, Leicester Temperance, Multiple Display Advertisements, Dunlop, Whitbread, Mappin And Webb Limited, Micro Precision Products Ltd, Barclays, John Cotton Of Edinburgh, Dictaphone, Carborundum, Butter, Vantella, 'Terylene', Gorringes, Essolube, Margaret Marks Ltd., Wellington, Evans, The J. Arthur Rank Organisation Limited, Tabulator. Sport: Animation And Challenge In The Test Match Cheetham Unlikely To BAT For South Africa To-Day, Naval Yachting Occasions Southsea Regattas, The Henley Draw Russian Crews So Far Boatless, Mahon Wins Irish Close Championship, Little Cloud's Victory Piggott Rides A Fine Race, Sports Cars Meeting At Snetterton, University Swimming Match Victory For Cambridge By Six Points, Half Way Stage Reached At Wimbledon Impressive Form Of Trabert And Hoad In Singles, Easy Polo Victory All Cowdray After First Chukka, Sports in Brief, Saturday's Area Athletics Southern, Winchester Beat Eton By Seven Wickets, Victory For Rugby Tourists Second Half Recovery, Small-Bore Teams At Bisley Birmingham Club Keep Astor Championship, Great Southern Three Miles Sando Inches Ahead Of Norris, Scores On The County Cricket Grounds, The Derby Form Confirmed Phil Drake Wins In Paris, Royal Bermuda Yacht Club Trophy. Official Appointments and Notices: M. Lacoste's Ottawa Appointment, Mr. P. H. Jennings, director of audit,, Cambridge Scholarships And Exhibitions, Appointments In The Services Royal Navy, American Award For Sir W. Churchill, Ecclesiastical News Dean Of Armagh, Memorial Fellowship Awards. Picture Gallery: Oxford Colleges' Joint Garden Party. Obituaries: Sir C. Foulsham Chief Inspector Of Taxes, 1948-52, Mr. A. Troyanovsky, Dowager Lady Throckmorton, Mr. E. H. Berthoud, Sir Wyndham Harrison, Dr. Johnson Smyth Notable Bournemouth Physician, Miss M. Johnson The Red Cross In Two Wars, Obituary. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Shocks and Reliefs, A European Saar, Malaya's Growing Needs, Losing Their Colours, Behind The President. Letters to the Editor: International Labour Organization, Parliaments In Australia Varying Rules Of Privilege, Trade In Textiles, B.B.C. Recordings, Delays At The Docks, Lightweight Crews At Henley, Craftsmanship, Care Of The Teeth Watching Children's Diet, Peers' Attendance, Undergraduate Walkers, Afro-Asian Conference, No-Passport Trips To France, J.P.S And Their Clerks. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1855. Reviews: Giving Character To A Festival An Aldeburgh "Parsifal", History Of English Song Arts Council Series, A New Abstract Painter Mr. Paul Kallos, "Macbeth" At The Minack Cornish Cliff-Top Theatre To Reopen, Mr. Cantelli's First Concert Pictorial Music, The Test Of A Great Singer Artistry And Technique Of Miss Victoria De Los Angeles, Army Badges And Roberts Relics Exhibition At The R.M.A. Sandhurst, End Of Ballet Season At Covent Garden, Film Study Of An Actor's Family Mr. Richard Burton As Edwin Booth. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary Diary House Of Lords. Business and Finance: U.S. Optimism Increasing Motor Industry's Best Year, Fine Spinners & Doublers Limited Mr. W. T. Winterbottom's Statement, A Savings Deficit, City News In Brief, Foy, Morgan & Co., Limited A Successful Result, Steel Brothers And Co. Incompatibility Of International Trading And Militant Nationalism Policy Of Oversea Investment Mr. J. K. Michie's Review Of World-Wide Activities, Company Results Greengate & Irwell Rubber, "The Bankers' Almanac", Bowater New Shares, Oil News, Prussian Electric Offer, Refuge Assurance Company Limited, City Notes Money Plans For Malaya, The Sussex Brick Company Limited Successful Achievements Favourable Outlook Sir Arthur H. Marshall's Review, Richard Johnson & Nephew Limited Copper Price Chaos Employees' Profit Sharing Bonus Strong Demand For Steel., Lockhart, Smith And Company Limited Lord Cottenham's Comments, Reliance Mutual Life Insurance Society Marked Progress In Home Service Insurance Mr. A. D. Harris On Policy Of Steady Growth, H. J. Enthoven & Sons Group's Activities Expanded Mr. A. M. Baer On Potentialities Of New Ventures, Money Market, Prussian Electric Company, Kleinwort Segregation. Stock Exchange Tables: Foreign Exchanges Sterling Weaker Again, Commodity Prices, "Stock Exchange Year Book". Business Appointments: Business Changes. Property: known as PARSONAGE PARK ESTATE, Bishop's Stortford. HERTS., Factories, Warehouses, Sites, Sales By Auction.
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