The Times - 29/09/1956
1956; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, From Our Golf Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUE OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Motoring Correspondent, FROM A MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT, P. D. DE LASZLO., LILIAN DAWSON., K. C. McCALLUM, , HUBERT ASHTON, , RONALD HART-SYNNOT., MOYNE., LAWRENCE DALE., B. J. DAVIS., P. H. M. BRYANT., MARJORIE MACKENZIE POTTER DAVIDSON, K. FILSHIE., FROM OUR PROPERTY MARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM A COLLECTOR, FROM A WINE CORRESPONDENT, FROM A GARDENING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Science Correspondent, A correspondent, By Our City Editor, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: J H. Kenyon. Ltd., Funeral Directors., Concerts, Services To-Morrow: Eighteenth Sunday After Trinity, Hotels, Resorts And Spas, Travel. Sport: Pirate King May Repeat Royal Ascot Success Queen Elizabeth II Stakes Over Same Course, Sedgman To Play Gonzales Trabert And Segura Beaten, South African Test Captain Resigns Most Successful Tours, Important Test For Athletes Close Matches Likely, Norman Wins Services Pentathlon Royal Navy Gain Team Title, Sports in Brief, Problems For Selectors Football Guesswork, Scotland Defeat England To Gain Raymond Trophy Fine Singles Play In Strong Wind, Sixth Test Match Atomic Field Workers Off Duty In The Australian Desert, Middlesex Invite 50 To Trials, Roehampton Croouet, Miss Edwards Beats British Record Hungary's Slim Lead. Display Advertising: The Filter Tip Cigarette, Dunlop Rubber Co. Limited, Apollinaris, Lunn's Winter Sports, Firestone, Ronald Morrison & Co. Ltd., Multiple Display Advertisements, Gardeners' Chronicle Ltd, Tube Products Ltd, Joseph Sankey & Sons Ltd., The Times, Parker-Knoll, Regent T.T. And Regent Benzole Mixture. News: Need For Doctors To Tell Truth Judge On Moral Problem, Egypt's Reserves "Adequate To Meet Needs" Improvement Claimed Since Nationalization, U.S. Election Pace Quickens General Eisenhower's Active Part In Campaign, "One By-Pass Road Not Enough" Oxford Traders' View, Goods Wrongly Marked As Leather Glossary To Protect The Housewife, Fine Herdwicks At Fell Show Two Champions From Grasmere, Free Piston Engine Development Progress Reported By British Firm, Soviet-Yugoslav Aims In Balance Belgrade Fears Of Sterner Kremlin Line Motives For Marshal Tito's Black Sea Visit, Lord Malvern's Future Retirement Reports Again Rife, Polling Method In Kenya Appeal For Reform, Irish Might-Have-Beens Republican Stock-Taking In Memory Of Redmond, Man Claims To Be 167 Years Old Vigorous And Alert, Crimson Cassocks For Choir Change In Bedfordshire Church, Reprieve For St. Mary's Church Sandwich, New Towns In Kent "Not Needed" County Council View On Housing Oil Workers, British Imports Of Synthetic Rubber Anger In Malaya, Meeting Treaty Obligations Determination In Bonn, Labour Win In By-Election Votes Share Up At Chester-Le-Street, Hitler's Voice German Rumours Of New Recordings, Shrubs Which Increase In Attractiveness, Bolshoi Here Next Week Ulanova Not Coming Advance Party's Flight To-Day, Diesel Exhaust Fumes And Cancer, Minesweepers On Fire One Burnt Out At Portsmouth, "No Possible Risk" In Australia, Benefit Changes Proposed Insurance Advisers' Review Of Levies, Radioactive Dust Over Japan "Danger Point Near", Fighter Crew Killed On Exercise Two Deaths In Crash Of Canberra, Russian Keenness In Technical Training Results "Comparable With Our Own", Bonn Decision On Forces Concern Expressed By N.A.T.O., Speculation In Moscow, Justices' Vote On Chairman Press Excluded From Meeting, Targets For Research Directors Discuss Planning In Britain's Laboratories, Chelsea Toys: Trifles For Use And Delight, Wage Claims By Polish Unions Asserting Independence, Mr. Grimond's Hour "The Hope Of The Liberal Party", R.M.A. Sandhurst: Grant Of Commissions, Length Of Day Of Planet Venus, Covent Garden Sets To Work Hopes Of START On Time, Shots At Korea Vice-President Bitter Critic Of Government, Trade With Bulgaria And Japan, Eoka Murders Of British Soldiers Woman Among Victims, The Rhineland Vineyards In October, Fuel Wastage "Criminal" Britain's "Tenuous Life-Lines", Aims Of Gibraltar Parties New Assembly To Meet Next Month, Challenge Of Infant Mortality 'Far From Satisfactory,' In Minister's View, London Orders 850 Buses Diesels Replacing Trolleys, Fierce Battle In Algeria 105 Rebels Reported Killed, "White Fish Authority Could Be Ended" Merchants Resisting Higher Levy, State-Church Talks In Hungary Cardinal Mindszenty's Demands, Tile Course Of Nature A Great Migration Day, Halting 'Decay' Of A Market Town Sudbury Planners Tread Softly, For And Against The Grayling, Temptation The Surest Defence. Law: Anti-Russian Feeling In Poznan Riots Attack On Police Headquarters Described At Trial, Matusow Sentenced Imprisonment For Perjury, Husband On Triple Murder Charge, Three Escape From "Open" Borstal Doctor Attacked. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: New National Liberal Chairman, O.U.P. History In Masque Form Tribute On Publisher's Retirement, Students' Branch Of Colonial Office, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, Vicar Of Parish For 50 Years To Retire, From The London Gazette, Sir Alan Rae Smith To Retire, New Lord Justice Of Appeal. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 8,247, B.B.C. Programmes For The Weekend. Picture Gallery: Autumn Visitors At Haddon Hall. Obituaries: Mr. A. S. Aspland, Mr. G. F. Goodchild, Dr. C. Dreyfus Pioneer Of Rayon Industry, Sir James Stanley Rae, Col. C. W. Peck Gallant Leadership In 1914-18 War, Colonel A. V. Holt, Obituary, Mr. Maurice Tompkin. Shipping News: 70 Saved By British Ship Off Brazil, Movements Of Liners, Damage To 'No Passport' Ship Passengers Hurt In Storm, Ship Breaks Bridge Rail Link Cut Over Danish Fjord. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Malaya's Constitution, Good Sense Prevails, A Diluted Plan, The Third Programme, Robot Refereeing. Letters to the Editor: Free Trade Area, Lack Of Small Hotels More Imaginative View Needed, "Cymbeline", W. H. Hudson's House, Regrouping Water Undertakings, Home From The East, Oxford Road Plans. Court and Social: Court Circular. Property: Furnished Country Properties, Sales Of College Properties Sussex Farm And Shops In Several Towns. Reviews: Sadler's Wells Theatre "Cav" And "Pag", Chinese Variety Theatre Vaudeville At The Princes, Two German Operas, Wigmore Hall Mr. Cecil Aronowitz's Recital, Celebrity Concert At Festival Hall. Business and Finance: Electrical Firms To Merge Share Exchange Offer, Acrow Dividend Outlook, Gilt-Edged Advance, Kelani Valley Rubber, City News In Brief, Money Again Scarce, Malgavita (Suppliers) Limited Success Of Merger Mr. C. M. Trelawny Irving's Review, A.V.P. Industries Loss, War Risk Rates Cut, Wall Street Easy, Hide And Co. Interim, "Casts" Expansion In Gold Coast, Bid For T. G. Tickler, Anglo-Canadian Uranium Contract, Egypt's Search For Foreign Currencies £1M. Cambridgeshire Loan, A. V. Roe Canada, Higher Freight Rates Effect Of Rising Costs In Australia, Cotton Piecegoods Trade Fall In Japanese Exports, Bristol Industries Ltd. Measures To Increase Efficiency, Nitrogen For Agriculture, John Brown Issue Price, B. Morris Not To Wind Up, Sterling Steady, Mr. S. J. Vos. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Commodity Prices Active Dealings In Copper, Montreal Exchange, New York Stocks, Company Results North Broken Hill Pays More, Closing Prices. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1856.
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