The Times - 25/11/1954
1954; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR RUGBY FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SQUASH RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, BY OUR WINTER SPORTS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR LABOUR REPORTER, BY OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR RADIO CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ROME CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STOCKHOLM CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, By Our Labour Correspondent, ROGER DIPLOCK, , A. D. WORKMAN., W. T. BLAKE., J. D. BoYD, Professor of Anatomy, Uni versity of Cambridge; W. J. HAMILTON, Professor of Anatomy, University of London, Charing Cross Hospital Medical School; A. Sr. G. HUGGETT, Professor of Physiology, Uni versity of London, St., Mary's Hospital Medical School; E. M. KILLICK, Pro fessor of Physiology, University of London, Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine., THOMAS G. BARNES., GEORGE KATKOV., T. R. T. MANNING., From Our Special Correspondent lately in Baghdad, RANDOLPH S. CHURCHILL., TED LEATHER., NORMAN, A. S. IRVINE, , MOLLIE BAILLIE., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, Nadéjda Lady Muir, DOLLARS FOR TIN PLATE,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, NORTHOVER AIRWAYS.-Ambulance and Funeral. Sport: Yacht Racing In 1955 Season Over 1,000 R.Y.A. Events, England Choose Six Batsmen No Spin Bowler In Team For The First Test Match, Sports in Brief, Rendez Vous III Jumps Well New Hurdles Quite Satisfactory, F.A. Cup Replays Darlington And Wrexham Reach Second Round, World Championship On Cresta Run, University Squash Rackets Cambridge Just Beat Oxford, Steele-Bodger's Side Beaten Honours Go To The Cambridge Pack. Display Advertising: The Colne Valley Water Company, B.O.A.C, Stenorette, Multiple Display Advertisements, The Fairbridge Society, Holoplast Limited, Mond Nickel, Albright & Wilson, The National City Bank Of New York, British Constructional Steelwork Association, Martini, Sumlock Limited, The Save The Children Fund, Whitbread, Jaeger, Cleveland, State Express 555, Haig, Battery, Two Steeples, Bernard Sunley & Sons, Lambeth Building Society, Alan McAfee, Armstrong Siddeley Sapphire, Seco Limited, Banking. Law: Nurse Acquitted At Retrial, Doctor Sentenced For Shooting At Detective, Chancery Division Purchase By Trustee Of Tenant For Life's Interest Sanctioned In Re Forster's Settlement, Beliefs Of Jehovah's Witnesses Changes Of View, Postponement Of Trial Refused, Court Of Appeal Free Travel For Aged Appeal Prescott v. Birmingham Corporation, High Court Of Justice Probate, Divorce, And Admiralty Division Husband Departs: Wife Glad: Decree Refused Barnett v. Barnett, Story Of 'Secret Document' Man Sent For Trial On Two Charges, Dominici Denies Son's Accusations Younger Son's "Lie", Textile Designs Dispute, Couple For Trial On Murder Charge "A Terrible Thing". News: Danish Ship Adrift In North Sea Lifeboat In 70 M.P.H. Gale, German Disavowal Of Genocide Convention Ratified, The Course Of Nature Delayed Hibernation, Rochdale Theatre Fire, "Hemming In" At Filton Housing Plan Opposed, 800,000 Days Lost In Two Disputes, Rail Wage Talks Adjourned Financial Problem For Commission, Temporary Houses To Be Sold Tenders Invited By Ministry, "Grievous Wrong", Mrs. Woollett To Keep Her Land Minister's Decision, Uranium Exports From South Africa £9M. In Nine Months, Inquiry Into Grammar School Sought, Lord Montgomery In Washington Statement On Order Confirmed, "Instant Retaliation" To Prevent War U.S. Minister's Call For More Bombers, 'Tribune' Warned By Executive Action If Conduct IS Repeated No Measures Against Seven M.P.S, "Umbrellas" As Rail Alarm Signal, Mr. Gilbert Harding's Hotel Bill, Officers' Pensions Campaign, Middle Eastern Perplexities Mr. Shuckburgh's Mission Talks With Israelis, Tour Of Southampton's Ocean Terminal Liner's Crew Thanked, Statement For Lord Milner "No Suggestion Of Payment", Defence Policy In N. Atlantic Benefits Of German Contribution, Amateurs' Television Work On Show Station's 30-Mile Range, Welsh Nature Reserve Cwm Idwal Among Four New Sites, Sir John Kotelawala At Palace, Move Of Middle East G.H.Q. To Cyprus, Lower Entry Of Cattle Birmingham Fatstock Show, Bantu Education Policy Minister's Reply To "Threats" Attack On Churches, 10-Acre Holdings For 600 African Families Kenya Tributes To Britain, Murder In U.S. Prison Man Of Communist Affiliations, Nazi Arms In 1945 Order By Sir W. Churchill Surprise At Present Disclosure, More Flooding, Further Charges By Chinese "230 Agents Caught", West Berlin Arrests, Welcome Home To Queen Mother Loyal Greeting In London Excited Princess, "Clean Air" Policy Beaver Committee Report To-Day, Tinplate Import Duties Suspended, Decline In Trade Union Membership In 1953, Presentation By The British Legion, Baganda Converts To Reforms Hopes Rising Of Lukiko Approval, Comet Inquiry Ended After 22 Days "Nothing Overlooked", Western Reply To Soviet Notes Drafting Continues, Buxton Plots Fetch £9,095, Election Concession To Czech Farmers Arrears Cancelled, Teachers' Strike In Belgium School Subsidy Cut, New Taxation In Italy, British Part In 1958 World Fair, Progress In Groundnut Areas Ranching Development, Modernization Of Iraq Prospects Opened Up By Rising Oil Revenues, Yugoslav View On European Talks Later Date Suggested, Pan-American Road Race Casualties, Prompt Action In Italy Ratification Bill Under Discussion, Another Prisoner Recaptured Three Still At Large, Vice In London Streets Oversea Visitors' Complaints, Fighting In Aden Yemeni Tribesmen Cross The Border, French Critics Of Treaties Difficult Task For Prime Minister, Border Manoeuvres Crossing Of Danube, Indonesian Claim To West New Guinea Consideration At U.N., Western European Union Preparatory Discussions In London, "Espionage" In China U.S. Indignation With Peking "Trumped-Up Charges" Strong Protest, Indian Socialist Dissension Reasons For Party's Bleak Prospects, Old Sherry For The Prime Minister Samples At Birthday Celebration, Sir Nigel Ronald Leaves Lisbon Distinguished Embassy, Captured Ships To Put To Sea Ordered To Main Port Of Peru, "Fantastic" Aims Archbishop's Criticism Of New Law, Churches' Part In Welfare Work Cooperation With State Services, New Japanese Party Formed Mr. Hatoyama As Leader. News in Brief. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners, Liner Delayed By Ship Repairers' Strike. Politics and Parliament: Hopes Of Unity In Germany Government Policy Approved House Of Lords, Political Notes Prorogation To-Day Sifting Bills For New Session, House Of Commons. Arts and Entertainment: The Sale Room £52,857 For Jewelry, Artillery Theatre, Woolwich, Soltion Of Bridge Problem No. 1,147, Rome Opera Season, Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 7,696, A Football Ballet. Reviews: An Early Picasso French Paintings At Gimpel Gallery, Recent Books Mau Mau At Close Quarters The Religious Element, Globe Theatre "An Evening With Beatrice Lillie", Wigmore Hall Orphean Chamber Orchestra, A Modern Stage For Students Vanbrugh Theatre, D'artagnan On Television "The Three Musketeers", B.B.C. Concert Delius's "A Mass Of Life". Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1854. Obituaries: Obituary, Duchess Of Sermoneta, Sir Trevor Bigham. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Key Words, The Armed Welfare State, Why?. Letters to the Editor: Appointment Of Bishops, Commercial Television, Never The Twain, Ferment Of Ideas, The Sixpenny Box, National Sports Centre, Exports From Hongkong, A Liszt Arrangement, Dons' Salaries Removing Present Anomalies. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: Oxford University, Ecclesiastical News, New County Clerk Of Middlesex, Naval Appointments, Bishop Of Dunwich. Property: Giddy & Giddy, Property Market. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Closing Prices, Latest Dividends, New York Stocks, Stock Exchange Irregular Again, Montreal Exchange. Business and Finance: Debenhams Limited Results Constitute Record In Group's History Advantages Of Widespread Interests Progressive Capital Expenditure Programme Mr. G. M. Wright On Penal Tax Burden, Powell Duffryn Limited Coal Exporting And Importing Position Maintained Boards Future Policy Reviewed Sir Herbert Merrett On Growing Use Of Fuel Oil, Transport Acquisition, A Textile Amalgamation, City News In Brief, The Borneo Company, Limited Mr. C. R. Akers On Trading Conditions, Foreign Exchanges, J. & F. Stone Lighting & Radio Ten Years Of Record Expansion, Johni.Thornycroft & Co. Limited Eminently Satisfactory Results New Capital Expenditure Programme Proposed Capitalization Of Reserves Sir John E. Thornycroft Reviews Operation And Prospects, The Wall Paper Manufacturers Limited A Year Of Marked Progress Group's Substantial Contribution To Export Trade Future Expansion Programme: Importance Of Adequate Reserves Improvement In Country's Economic And Financial Position Mr. Alfred Whittle On Currency Convertibility, F. Braby Dividend Cut, Metropolitan Estate & Property Corporation Mr. Claude Leigh On Continued Progress, Commodity Markets, Unit Trusts, Unitied Wine Traders Mr. Kenneth Murray's Statement, Bentley Engineering, Company Results, Keystone Knitting Mills (1928) Continued Progress, Colne Valley Issue, Wall Street Firm, City Notes, Mitchells & Butlers Limited Benefits Of Reconstruction Scheme Mr. Robert H. Butler's Confidence In The Future, London Wool Sales, The National Bank Of Australasia (Inc. in Victoria) Increased Gross Earnings Mr. H. D. Giddy On Vital Influence Of Overseas Trade. Picture Gallery: After 6,000 Years: The Cheops "Sun Ship" Revealed.
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