The Times - 15/02/1957
1957; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ART CRITIC, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, FROM OUR MILITARY CORRESPONDENT, From a Correspondent, From Our Labour Reporter, FROM OUR LABOUR REPORTER, From Our Special Correspondent, A. E. JONES, Chief Clerk. Marlborough Street Magistrates Court, 21, Great Marlborough Street, W.1., W. ANGUS MACLEOD., JAMES MARSHALL-CORNWALL., ARTHUR HENDERSON. House of Commons, Feb. 13., F. C. OSBOURN, Secretary, Association of Certified and Corporate Accountants. 22, Bedford Square, W.C.1., ROBERT PONSONBY, Artistic Director, Edinburgh Festival Society. 29, St. James's Street, S.W.1, Feb. 13., From Our South-East Asia Correspondent, FRANCIS N. BEAUFORT-PALMER., JAMES WILKIE., R. M. JEFFERY, Director., ALAN MOORE, Hancox, Whatlington, Battle, Sussex., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Science Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, FROM OUR BOXING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR WINTER SPORTS CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Declaration Of Dividends, Opera And Ballet, Flowers. Reviews: Plans For The York Festival The Queen To See The Mystery Plays, Opera At Ingestre Hall, M. Buffet Looks At Paris "A Chilling Stare", Health And Decadence In Modern Music The Cases Of Nielsen And Berg, "Zuleika Dobson" As A Musical, Opera Based On Richardson's "Pamela" "La Buona Figliuola" Revived. Display Advertising: Midland Bank Limited, Air Lines Of Spain, Sas, State Express 555, Brothers & Harland Ltd, Rootes, Blackwood Hodge, National Savings Committee, Multiple Display Advertisements, Taylor Woodrow, Braithwaite & Co., The Times, John Laing And Son Limited, Cape, Lombard Banking Limited, Davy-United, Armstrong Siddeley Aero Engines. News: Britons' Trial Adjourned Cairo Espionage Charges, French Relief At Algeria Vote Foreign Pressure Reduced, Plan To Reduce Forces On Continent Britain Informs Allies Economic Aspect Of Change In European Commitments, Labour Win Lewisham Majority Of 1,110 Miss Greene "To Continue Fight", Halt In Building At Surgeons' College, Building Workers To Claim 40-Hour Week Negotiations Soon For National Pensions, Anglo-French Troops "Best In World" Mr. Dulles's Later View, Cup-Tie Tickets Forged Discovery After Big Sale In London, Coal Board To End "Bonus Shift" Offer Conditional On Better Attendance, Briggs Workers Hold Strike Ballot, Hungarian Reply On Refugees "Slander" To Talk Of Secret Police, Nuclear Research Institute Lord Bridges Head Of Governing Board, Israel Studies U.S. Proposal Clarification Wanted, English Successes At Scottish Dairy Show, African Air Line Talks British Company Seeks Control, British Pledge, Notes From Russian Empress Direction In Will Of Lady-In-Waiting, Art Of Harpignies An Exhibition In London, Antarctic Range Explored Australians' Valuable Results, Japanese Fisheries Hard Bargaining Ahead With Russians, Success Of Space Rocket Trial 20-Mile Flight, Movements Of Liners, U.N. Rebuff To Russia No Debate On U.S. "Aggression", I. R. A. Raiders Put To Flight Attack On Army Camp, Protest By Natal Doctors "Act Of Piracy" Over Medical School, Oxford Scheme For Auditorium Suitable For Plays And Conferences, Liner Passengers Unload Luggage The Queen Elizabeth Docks At Halifax, Pakistan Promise Of More Food Reply To U.S. Charge Of Mismanagement, Issue Considered By N.A.T.O. Strength Of Ground Shield, START On 7-Storey Car Park Oxford Street Venture, Buganda Appeal To The Queen Seeking Talks On Self-Government, One-Point Rise In Prices Index, Fox's Brush On Coffin 'No Part Of Service' Bishop's Reply To Protest, Suez Blockship Moved Channel Cleared For Small Ships, Europe's Oil Supplies Hopeful U. S. Outlook, Supersonic Flying "Hampered" Restrictions To Avert Damage, British Aid For Kenya Sympathy Praised By Mr. Vasey, Western Working Group To Be Established, Many Bush Fires In S. Australia Buildings Destroyed, Heavy Flow Of Migrants To Australia Trade Unions Fear Unemployment, Echoes After The Bombs On Village Of Danaba Tribesmen Listening To Cairo, Belgian Profits Tax Countering Inflationary Trend, Bournemouth M. P. "To Fight Back" Support At Meeting, Television Tube Profits Analysed In Report Restrictive Practices To 1956, Indonesia Sees The Rocks Ii-Survival In Spite Of Everything, Unemployment Pay For Short Time Attempt To Rectify Anomalies, Cooperation With France Mr. Sandys Sees Minister, Social Effects Of Dismissals University Survey, British Nuclear Test Second Appeal From Japan, British Girls Sought As Air Hostesses, Power Dispute Offer Both Sides Write To Ministry, Colonel Sentenced To Be Dismissed, Two Types Of Apparatus For Nuclear Power Research "Glove Boxes And Accessories", Strike Of Air France Staff Flights Cancelled, Signor Nenni's Prospects Long Skirmish Now Expected, Fifteen Hours In A Bus Modern Travellers Follow The Old Coach Road To London, Deaths In Soviet Prison Camps Former German Consul Named, More Tax Paid £2,847M. Collected Last Year, Commonwealth Press Union's Protest "Serious Invasion" Of Freedom In Cyprus, Easing Brighton Road Congestion Council Moves To Avert A Standstill, Sir Anthony Eden On Peace With Justice Message To Candidate At Warwick, Alcohol Danger To French Children Bill Seeks To Check Sales, Longest Post-War German Strike Return To Work To-Day. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: B. B. C. Programmes Home, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 8,364. Politics and Parliament: Changes Urged In Rate Bill Limiting Relief To Shops House Of Lords, Opposition Demand On Cyprus Talks With Archbishop Makarios, House Of Commons. Picture Gallery: Cambridge Team Beat South African Universities. Official Appointments and Notices: N.A.T.O. Appointment To Channel Command, Roman Catholic Changes, University News Cambridge, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, Sir G. Grantham Portsmouth C.-In-C. Successor To Sir G. Creasy. Obituaries: Professor Maccalman, Sir David Gammans, Lord Vansittart Critical Years At Foreign Office, Obituary, Mrs. Gwen Raverat. Index. Editorials/Leaders: One Down, A Leap and a Promise, Questions Before the Dawn, Malta's Quest for Parity, Old Chairs to Mend. Letters to the Editor: Middle East Tensions How U.N. Should ACT, Universities In South Africa, Mowing The Lawn, Hearing Mme. Callas, Reward For Arrest Of Deserters, Rent Bill, Bounty's Anchor, A Hospital At Bath, Accountants' Merger. Court and Social: Court Circular. Law: High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Mr. Clement Freud Wins Libel Action But Must Pay Costs Of Hearing Freud V. Associated Newspapers Ltd., Wife Poisoned By Cyanide Husband Sentenced To Death, Court Of Appeal Invalidity Of German Divorce Levett V. Levett And Smith, Company's Psyche, Commodore Hubbard, Judicial Committee Of The Privy Council Mau Mau Leader Refused Leave To Appeal Kimathi V. The Queen, House Of Lords Tax On Profits For American Company Earned Here Firestone Tyre And Rubber Co. Ltd. V. Lewellin (Inspector Of Taxes). Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1857. Sport: Combined Universities Reach End Of Tour Well Worthy Of Their Opposition, Cross-Country At Epsom First Class Field And Good View, England Favoured In Fourth Test Bowling May Be Decisive, The Ladywell Game, Doxford Wins With Ease Colledge Master Rewards Owner Lingfield Postponed, Sports in Brief, Waterloo Cup Coursing, Cambridge Boxers Beat Belsize Team For Oxford Match Completed, University Old And New Too Good Backs Overwhelm South Africans, European Skaters In School Figures Fine Form Of Booker, Divisional Hockey Programme Ends South Will Test West, Hockey Club Records. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodity Markets Zinc Buoyant, But Other Base Metals Inclined Easier, Stock Exchange Dealings, Foreign Exchanges Dull, Wall Street Heavy, Montreal Exchange, Stock Exchange Easier After Firm Opening, New York Stocks, Closing Prices, London Provisions Exchange. Business and Finance: Hp Debt Falls In 1956 From £450M. To £360M. Potential Demand Still Large, Bukit Kajang Rubber Estates Mr. Addinsell's Statement, City News In Brief, Bank Of England Return, Alexanders Discount Meeting, New Bid For Tea Estate Co., Shipping Risk Rates To China Cut, Imperial Chemical Industries, Rael-Brook Offer Success, John Holt & Company (Liverpool) Limited Encouraging Forecast Justified Burdensome Level Of Taxation Continues Mr. John A. Holt Welcomes Ghana Independence, Company Results Leyland Motors Peak Profits, Woolworth Property Valuation, National Provincial Bank Limited Annual General Meeting, National Provincial Bank Limited, R. B. Pullin Issues And Acquisition, Potash Loan Appeal, Money Wanted, Alexanders Discount Co. Ltd. Monetary Control And The Bank Rate Sir Eric Gore Browne's Views, The Metropolitan Railway Country Estates Limited Sir Bernard Docker On Results And Prospects. Business Appointments: Business Changes, B.P. Appointments. Property: Nicholas.
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