The Times - 11/09/1945
1945; Gale Group;
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From Our Special Correspondents, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, From Our Aeronautical Correspondent, From Our Cricket Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From Our Labour Correspondent, Compton Mackenzie, T. Clark, S. Hodgson, Charles Ponsonby, Hermann Levy, Fairfax Of Cameron, William Seymour, John Gloag, From Our Correspondent In Brazil, Edward Salt, Bernard J. Nicholson, Our Estate Market Correspondent, From A Correspondent,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Legal Notices, Concerts & c.. News: The Queen's Royal Regiment Guildford Ceremony On September 29, Tenants' Protest To Prime Minister, All Ministers Here For Five-Power Talks Opening At Lancaster House To-Day Meetings To Arrange Procedure Government Reception On Thursday, United Nations Assembly Discussion On Date Of First Meeting, The Regent Of Greece Visits To Downing Street And Mansion House, Roof Garden Open In Aid Of College Of Nursing, Australian Supplies For Singapore, A Confident T.U.C. Call For Quicker Demobilization Friendly Criticism, The Course Of Nature Birds Of Prey Over London, Republican Outbursts In Italy "Martyred Country", Date Of Indian Elections Congress Plea For Postponement Revised Rolls Wanted, Value Of Votes In France Left And Electoral System Case To Gen. De Gaulle, R.A.F. Pageant At Albert Hall, New Atlantic Air Service, Trade Unions For Germans British Permission, Russia At The Conference Share In World Affairs, South African Food For Britain Minister On Limitations, The Japanese Atrocities Anger In Australia, Bible Believed To Be Bunyan's Australian Find, Mr. Bevin On Loyalty To Greece, The Building Industry Plea For Some Freedom Of Action, Dissolution Of Japanese Imperial H.Q. Press And Wireless Censorship Established Signing At Singapore To-Morrow, More Officers To Be Retained Needed In Germany, Americans Home In The Queen Mary 1,000,000 Since V Day, Naval Force's Visit To Singapore Covering Of Landings, Model Aeroplanes, War Damage Payment Cost Not Yet Known Over 3,281,953 Properties Affected, Flow Of German Refugees Expulsions From Poland Thousands Starving, T.U.C. Part In New Tasks President's Claim Unity In World And Home Affairs, Conservative Party Outlook A Recent Candidate's Criticism, Surrender Delay In New Guinea Ultimatum To Admiral, Labour's Demands In Canada Ottawa Demonstrations, Gen. De Gaulle And Britain French Interest In Newest Survey A Timely Statement, Acquittal On One Of Five Charges Leniency Plea For R.A.F. Officer, American Naval Strength Demand For 1,079 Ships, The Brazilian Presidency First Electoral Campaign For Fifteen Years Dr. Getulio Vargas's Influence, Schmeling Cleared Of Charge Sequel To Talk With War Correspondent, Turkish Eyes On London The Straits And Issues With U.S.S.R.. News in Brief. Law: Quisling Sentenced To Death Oslo Court Unanimous, Decree Nisi Against Lord Winchilsea, Two Treason Trials. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1845. Sport: Rugby Football Decisions Of R.U. Committee, Sports in Brief, Cricket Australians Lose To Surrey, Racing September Yearling Sales. Display Advertising: Harrods Ltd, Scottish Widows' Fund, Civil Service Supply Association, Ltd., The National Savings Committee, Lloyds Bank Ltd., Marshall & Snelgrove, Moorfields', Peter Robinson Ltd, A.P. Newall & Co., Ltd., Slumberland, Fisons, Martins Bank Limited, Carlisle Electrical Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Burberrys Ltd.. Official Appointments and Notices: Royal Household Appointments Approved By The King, Service Awards Royal Navy, Ecclesiastical News, Great Welcome For Gen. Wainwright Highest Honour Awarded. Picture Gallery: Jubilation In Hong-Kong, Obituaries: Obituary. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Agreeable Terrors, The End of a Traitor, Council Of Peace, A Terrible Indictment. Letters to the Editor: Wool In Abundance, An Exhibition In 1951, Railway Queues, Prospects In Greece, Stationers' Hall, Oversea Trade Coming Lend-Lease Talks Imperial Preference, Sir,-Sir Alfred Beit's illuminating letter, A Festival Of St. Luke, Men In The Forces, Sir,-England may be an economically im-. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: The Late Mr. F. J. Porter Memorial Exhibition, Promenade Concert Thomas F. Dunhill's New Overture. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting Home Service, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 4,842. Property: Hampton & Sons, Great Central Hotel Sold, Auctions To-Day, Sales By Auction. Business and Finance: Company Meeting Yukon Consolidated Gold Corporation Mr. G. Goldthorp Hay's Review, Currencies For The Treasury, Company Meeting Blackburn Aircraft Limited War-Time Production Exceeds 3,300 Mr. Robert Blackburn On Peace Programme, City Notes Bank Deposits Still Rising, Argentine Savings Loan, Wool Market, Non-Ferrous Scrap, Rayon Market, Company Results, Anglo-Portuguese Negotiations, Bank Statements. Stock Exchange Tables: Money Market, Home Commercial Markets, Stock Exchange, Stock Exchange Prices, American Markets, New York Stock Prices, Montreal Exchange. Business Appointments: Mr. F. I. Ashton, hitherto a general.
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