The Times - 26/03/1957
1957; Gale Group;
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FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Northern Correspondent, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SQUASH RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BOXING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR PHILATELIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR PROPERTY MARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Motoring Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR COLONIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Darwin Correspondent, From Our Labour Reporter, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, MAURICE EDELMAN. House of Commons., FRANK PRINGLE., Yours faithfully, G. V. BULL. 25, Old Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, W.C.2., B. H. LIDDELL HART. Wolverton Park, Buckinghamshire., RHODA GORDON AMINE. 27, Inverness Terrace, W.2., From Our Shipping Correspondent, LEO GOLDSTONE 120, Beaufort Street, S.W.3., MOYNE. Biddesden House, Andover, Hampshire., FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, JOHN HIGGS, Keeper., S. R. BURSTEIN, President, FolkLore Society. H. A. LAKE BARNETT, Honorary Secretary. Gower Street, W.C.1., BRIAN HOPE-TAYLOR. War Coppice, Caterham, Surrey., WALTER L. HUNT. Lanthorn, Porthcotham Bay, Padstow, Cornwall., Yours faithfully, H. S. OTWAY. Old Sylvan Hall, Brighton., By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, Flowers. Reviews: Future Of Gate Theatre, Italian Sculptures At V. And A. Statues For A Prince Of Wales, Next Production At New Lindsey Theatre, What IS Rhythm In Painting?, Trinity College Of Music Students' Concert, Beethoven Night Dr. Klemperer At Festival Hall, Mr. Francis Bacon's Virtuosity Van Gogh Translated, A Gifted Pianist Mr. Paul Badura-Skoda's Recital, B.B.C. Plays 'Prometheus Bound' And 'Sappho', Winter Garden Theatre "Meir Ezofowicz", Mr. Louis Macneice's Latest Play "Traitors In Our Way". Display Advertising: Zagreb, Williams & Williams, Richard Hill Limited, Hunting Percival Aircraft Ltd, Whitbread, Multiple Display Advertisements, Halifax Building Society, Bonallack & Sons Ltd, Mitchell, Maples, Montreal Trust Company, Dry Fly Sherry. Picture Gallery: The Strike Of Engineering Workers. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1857. Sport: Yesterday's Football Results, Intelligent Play By Millhillians Capricious Trend Of Fixture Lists, Drum Beat Makes Winning Reappearance New Season Begun Quietly At Lincoln, Rugby Club Records To March 23, Two New Caps In England XI Surprise Choice At Inside Left Hodgkinson In Goal, Sports in Brief, Cambridge Show Improvement Choppy Water No Handicap, Finch's Form Best Of Light-Heavyweights Southern Area Contest, Helmsmen Share Dinghy Award Two Wins In Four Heats, Sir P. Warner Against Cricket Reforms, Squash Rackets Holder Loses Roshan Khan Beats Cousin Hashim, Royal Cruising Club Awards Chief Trophy For Cadet Member. Politics and Parliament: Application Of Homicide Bill New Law Operates From March 21, Parliament New Pattern Of Arms Factory Changes Inevitable House Of Commons. News: "The Times" Chided By Ceylon M.P. Editorial Comment "Interference", The Linguist At War Arabic And Basic English Had Their Uses In The Hejaz Campaign, Hope Of Engineers' Negotiations Minister's Talk With Employers, Murder Verdict At Triple Inquest, Girl Shot Dead And Two Wounded Youth In Court To-Day, Atomic Clock Developed Portable Version, Polish Offer To The West Investment Sought In Coal Resources, Mr. Nehru Looks At India's Future In Commonwealth Periodic Review After Recent "Painful Shocks", Stoll Theatre Closed Entertainment Tax "Crippling", No Interim Dividend By B.M.C. Loss On Half-Year, Second Bermuda Conference Opens Mr. St. Laurent Arrives Defence And Trade, Southern Cameroons Elections Dr. Endeley's Success, Arguments For New Appraisal Of Channel Tunnel Project Easier Motoring Holidays And Door-To-Door Deliveries, Government Asked About Suez Dues Opposition Sound Note Of Urgency, Aircraft Factories At A Standstill, Second Woman's Body Exhumed Samples Of Earth Taken From Grave, League's Attack On Horse Trials, Torn-Up Codicil To Widow's Will Produced In Adams Case Defence Submission On Superintendent's Evidence Upheld, Turkish Unions Angry Minister's Charge, 15 Storm Deaths In America Trains Marooned In Snow Drifts, Scandinavian Airlines' New London Offices, Swiss Concern At Spate Of "Scandals" Attorney-General's Suicide, Further Step In Uniting Europe Treaties Signed At Rome Ceremony, Sudan Sreering Her Own Course Example Of Iraq, Cutty Sark's Refit Near Completion Sir Roy Gill To Be Master, No Move To Paris For Council Of Europe Next Meeting To Be In Strasbourg, On With The Giant Tankers But Limited Facilities Will Keep The Numbers Down, Farm And Sporting Estate For Sale About 3,968 Acres In Westmorland, Moscow Sets Bonn A Puzzle Obscure Motives Of Mr. Bulganin, Cyprus Report For Prime Minister Statement Awaited, Four Prisoners Seize A Lorry Warder's Jump On Running Board, Security Check In Hungary Whole Population To Be Screened, Development Of JET Airliners Opportunity Lost By Britain, New Sahara Rail Link For Oil Work Begun In Algeria, Proposal By Northern Ireland Minister, Canal Open To-Day To Ships Of 10,000 Tons New Cairo Proposals Reported For Settlement, Deportations From Sofia Hundreds Sent To Interior A "Spy" Campaign, Infant Death Rate Lowest On Record 699,059 Live Births Last Year, Deputy Sued By Coal Board Counsel Alleges "Faked" Ballot, An Ear To The Rail W. German Ruling For Vehicle Drivers, Hull University's New Library, Call To Insist On 10% Increase Clyde Boilermakers' Demand, £4,500 For Penny Mauritius Record In London Stamp Market, Congress Leaders At White House Report On Conference, Transfer Of Ghana Going Smoothly Mr. Alport's Visit, Moves To End W. Pakistan Crisis Leaders Called To Karachi Talks, Bringing Agriculture To The Australian Far North Great Rice-Growing Project Of Humpty Doo, £76M. Underspent On Air Services Delays In Production And Deliveries, Rebel Bands Wiped Out French Attacks In Algeria, Demanding Money With Menaces Mr. Justice Hallett's Comment To Press, Signal Faults Alleged By Railwaymen New Evidence At Reopened Crash Inquiry, University Trade Courses Decried Lord Douglas Opposes Air Transport Chair, Full Support For Engineering Strike In Most Areas Apprentices In Struggle At Manchester, Canadian Interest In South Uist Welcome Assured For Immigrants, Northern Unions Embarrassed Indecision At Ports, Court Of Inquiry Into Shipyard Strike Minister's Decision After Talks Break Down Unions Reject 5% Offer And Demand 7½%, The Queen Elizabeth Docks Secretly On Schedule, Exploding Jar Injures Boy, Nine Months' Sentence For Halifax Man. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting Programmes Home, Moscow Chess Fifth And Sixth Games Of Championship, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 8,397. Official Appointments and Notices: University News Glasgow, College Of Obstetricians And Gynaecologists, Saar Cabinet Resigns Search For New Coalition, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments. Law: Court Of Appeal Two Trials By High Court Judge Held Unfair Jones V. National Coal Board, Right Of Self-Defence Regina V. Otoole, New Trial Ordered In Cockroach Case Bunting V. Thorne Rural District Council, Court Of Criminal Appeal Murder Appeal Dismissed Regina V. Lea, Martins Bank, Appeal Court Orders Two New Trials. Obituaries: Major-General R. J. Palmer South African Police, Colonel W. T. Raikes, Mr. G. W. A. Miller, Mrs. M. J. Robinson, Mr. A. B. Lyne, Obituary, Lt.-Gen. Sir Hew Fanshawe Corps Commander. Index. Editorials/Leaders: A Bad Bill, The Ones that Got Away, Canada at Bermuda, Trade Follows the Ministers. Letters to the Editor: Improving Army Barracks, Troops In Bermuda, Egypt To-Day, Seventh-Century Moot, An Unexplained Breakage, European Defence, A Bewildering Array, Conditions In Small Type Effect On Freedom Of Contract, Preserving Local Traditions Research Work Begun At Reading, Wage Increases, Making Hurdles. Court and Social: Court Circular. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Commodity Markets Tin £25 A Ton Higher Following Raising Of Floor Price, Wall Street Steady, Foreign Exchanges Sterling Improves, Montreal Exchange, New York Stocks, Closing Prices, Sharp Gains In Stock Markets. Business and Finance: Payment Differences Among Argentina's Creditors Half-Year Loss For B.M.C., One Class Capital For Dalgety, Elpitiya Rubber Estates Record Crop, Lewis's Group Capital Commitments, Decca Issue Success, Grays Building Society (Established 1880) Satisfactory Position, Ford Motor Company Limited New Models Receive Immediate And Gratifying Acceptance Export Earnings Exceed £68,000,000 Sir Patrick Hennessy On Penal Rate Of Purchase Tax, Prestige Group Prospects, E. Dingle, Company Results Timothy Whites Dividend Up, Port Handling Charges Raised, The Marine Insurance Company, Limited The Hon. R. M. Preston's Statement, The Pataling Rubber Estates Commodity Price At Healthier Level World Demand On The Upgrade Sir Eric Miller Reviews Progress And Developments, Aluminium Limited Industry's Continued Growth: High Levels Of Production, Sales And Earnings Group's Results Consistent With Strong And Expanding Conditions Increased Production Facilities Now Making Contribution To Earnings Further Substantial Expansion Planned, The Prestige Group Limited Dividend Maintained After A Difficult Year, Balances Again Unlent, February Rubber Crops, Rubber Interim Cut, Company Meeting Lewis's Investment Trust Limited Record Results In Centenary Year Large Capital Expenditure Programme Financed From Own Resources Need For Government To Explore Inflationary Effects Of Purchase Tax Mr. S. H. Leake On Vigorous And Expanding Organization, Asquith Machine Tool Corporation Limited Increased Group Profit A Satisfactory Result Structure Expanded And Broadened Cramping Effect Of Taxation On Expansion Policy Mr. Robert W. Asquith's Review, Aluminium Limited & Consolidated Subsidiaries. Property: Phillips Son & Neale.
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