The Times - 14/12/1956
1956; Gale Group;
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From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Motoring Correspondent, From Our Labour Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR REPORTER, FROM OUR MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correpondent, R. OLAF HAMBRO. Linton Park, Linton, Kent., I. H. PHILLIPPS. 51, Drayton Gardens, S.W.10., ROBERT EDWARDS, House of Commons, Dec. 12., DESMOND DONNELLY. House of Commons, Dec. 12., ELTON, Chairman, Empire Youth Sunday Committee. Adderbury, near Banbury, Oxfordshire, Dec. 11., E. B. SAVORY. F 17, Marine Gate, Brighton., Sir Charles Jeffries, F. M. BENNETT. House of Commons., PETERIS AIGARS. 8, Egliston Road, S.W.15., R. M. ROBBINS, Chief Public Relations Officer, London Transport Executive. 55, Broadway, S.W.1, Dec. 12., FROM OUR ARCHITEURAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, Mr. W. S. Robinson, A correspondent, Sir Brandon Rhys Williams, The Rev. W. H. Jennings, Sir Thomas Sopwith, WILLIAM BROOKER, R. G. COOPER, JACOB DREW, IVOR FOX, W. J. P. JENKINS, C. D. KENT, E. W. Y. MOORE, CLIFFORD WILKINSON. Willesden School of Art, Denzil Road, N.W.10., A. CHESTER BEATTY, President, British-American Hospital, Nice. Mont-Boron, Nice, Dec. 10., R. A. J. SOUTHGATE. 25, Campion Road, S.W.15., MICHAEL PARKER. Kronprinsesse Sofiesvej 17, Copenhagen, F. Denmark., FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, FROM OUR PROPERTY MARKET CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: J. H. Kenyon, Ltd., Funeral Directors., Declaration Of Dividends, Opera And Ballet, Miscellaneous Financial. Sport: Old Boys Cross Country Race, Leicestershire Make Sure Heavy Scoring With Following Wind Rugby Semi-Finalists, Football Lions And Lambs Class Of State Aided Sides, Army Squash Rackets Holder Off The Mark With Easy Success, Sports in Brief, Cambridge Boxers Win, Reorganization Of United Banks H.A. Breaking Fresh Ground, Minor Counties Fixtures, Devon Loch Too FAST For Early Mist Exciting Match At Sandown Park, L.T.A. President Retires Duke Of Devonshire His Successor, Thorough Test For M.C.C. Four-Day Match With Strong Natal XI, Noel Bruce Cup Draw Twenty Rackets Pairs Enter, Challenge Cup For Cadet Marksmen Award To Liverpool. Politics and Parliament: Hungary Debate On Wednesday Miss Kethly Addresses Labour M.P.S, Improvements Made By House Tenants Higher Rent Liability "Not Desirable", No Use Of Salvage Ships Without Crews Mr. Butler's Reply In Commons, House Of Commons Thursday, Dec. 13 Events In Hungary M.P.S Anxious For Debate, More Time For Television Peers Object To Extension House Of Lords Thursday, Dec. 13. Display Advertising: Cigarettes, The Westbury, Blackwood Hodge, Multiple Display Advertisements, Northern Aluminium Company Limited, Union-Castle, Premium Savings Bonds, The Gammon Group, C.D.A., Persomnia, Anglo-Transvaal Group Of Companies, Balfour Beatty And Co Limited, Gordon's, The Times, Dallow Lambert & Company Limited, Senior Production Manager, Courvoisier, Christmas Appeals, Johnnie Walker, VAT 69, Hollerith, The Lord Of London's National Hungarian And Central European, Austraila And New Zealand Bank Limited, The G.E.C., Broomwade, Credit Lyonnais, Whessoe, The Royal Bank Of Canada, Lambeth. News: The Bodley Head Changes Hands Acquisition By Max Reinhardt Ltd., Consultations In Paris Greek Insistence On Archbishop's Role, Talks On JET Airliner For B.E.A. "Spearhead In Speed Competition", British Himalaya Expeditions Permission Granted By Nepal, Readiness To Pay Support Costs Statements By Bonn Party Spokesmen, Uneasy Quiet In Ulster Time Bomb Found At Docks Eire Criticized By Minister, Less Stringency For Hospitals Duke Of Gloucester On "Welcome Signs", £100M. Atomic Contracts Three New Power Stations Fourth In Prospect, Virtues In "Vulgar" Design Merits Of The Circus Poster, Inoculations' Link With Poliomyelitis Evidence Confirmed, Freemasons' Hall Rate Appeal, Trawler Fuel Up By 40% Fleet "Will Work At A Loss", Czechoslovak Architecture, Sabotage In Shanghai Warning By Security Agency, St. Paul's Area Planning Report Approved, Multi-Storey Garages Earmarking Sites In The City, T.U.C. Call For Inquiry On Coal Distribution, Kariba Contract For French Firm Britain's Tender Highest, "Not Forgotten" Association, Gasification Of Coal In Seams To Be Developed Contracts For Work On Pilot Scheme, Grimsby Costs Up By £660,000 A Year, How Mr. X Lost His Studio An Outbreak Of Art On The Chapel Premises, Dr. John's Journey Dr. Wohlgemuth Gives His Version, Japan's Divided Sympathies Role In Future As East-West Link?, Planning N. Rhodesia Constitution From Our Correspondent, Spirited Bidding For Furntiure More Private Interest Than Usual, Boy's Death From Poliomyelitis Vaccinated Three Times, U.N. Force Now Nearly 4,000 Strong, Five Lost As Yacht Sinks Girl Sole Survivor, Haiti Chief Of State Resigns Power Transferred To Chief Justice, Road Marking Experiment Of Double White Line Trial Signs Soon On Two Routes, Hooligans Of Szczecin Counter-Measures Taken, Old Accounts Book Bought For £3,500 Acquisition By Public Record Office, Explosion In Miniature Cannon Sailor Killed, More I.R.A. Attacks General Alert In Fermanagh, L.C.C. Warning Of "Continually Increasing Fares", Melton's Other Hunt A Quiet Field In By-Election, Liner Out Of Control In Atlantic Key Found Jammed In Steering, Slimming Method Led To Death Doses Of Turpentine Substitute, Reappraisal Of N.A.T.O. Defence Review Begun By Atlantic Council Britain's Economic Burdens, Ulster M.P.s See Home Secretary, Soundings On New Cyprus Proposals Mr. Lennox-Boyd's Visit To Athens, Trusteeship Of Togoland U.N. Tribute To Britain, Trust Acceptance Of St. Kilda Endowment Appeal For Nature Protection, Huge Hotel Project For Moscow Beginning Next Year, E. German Five-Year Plan Altered Consequence Of Polish And Hungarian Events, Ban On Bethlehem Route, Europe's Need To Have One Voice Common Interests, Unions To Plan Wages Move Forty Invited By Engineers, Russian Students Restive American Reports, Yugoslavs Kept In Dark About Mr. Djilas's Criticisms, 7,000 Russians Killed In Hungarian Rising Indian Envoys' Dispatches, 'Pravda' Accuses The Allies Alleged Atrocities In Port Said, Pit Bonus Shift To Continue Abolition Too Costly In Coal, Slow START In Budapest Some Strikers Still Out, Trouble Solved In Britannia Service Flights From February, Losses By Egypt "Compensation" Hints By Dr. Fawzi, Malta Medical Inquiry British M.P.'S Health Service Proposal, Miners Asked To Give Refugees A Home, French Plans For Developing Sahara Riches Single Economic Authority Envisaged, Busmen To Renew Pay Claim, Nuclear Benefits For Civilians By-Products Of Defence Study, Chldren "Have Cannon Shells" Police Warning Of Danger, Kuwait Oil Well Still Burning Saboteurs Untraced, Staff For Underdeveloped Countries New Service Needed, Egyptian Attacks Officer Injured By Bomb, AIM Of Mission By Mr. Nixon Visits To Hungarian Refugees. News in Brief. Law: Father Poisoned Child Sentence Of Death: Mother Acquitted, Queen's Bench Division Mr. Evelyn Waugh's Libel Action Settled Waugh v. Pan Books, Ltd., And Another, African Barrister Arrested 149 Now Detained On Treason Charges, Court Of Appeal No Tax On Sale Of "Know How" Evans Medical Supplies Ltd. v. Moriarty (Inspector Of Taxes), High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Illegally Detained Man Released No Need For "Habeas Corpus" Ex Parte Whitehead, Payroll Robbery Sentences Two Men Get Seven Years, High Court Of Justice Chancery Division Tatania: Mother Wins In Re C., An Infant, Elephants, Murder At Sea, Committal On Fen Murder Charge. Official Appointments and Notices: Congregational Changes, Deputy Chairman Of Quarter Sessions, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 8,312, B.B.C. Programmes, I.T.A., Christmas Music In The City. Picture Gallery: The Future Of The St. Kilda Island Group. Obituaries: The Rt. Rev. R. G. Shedden, Mr. F. Sigrist Early Days Of Aviation, Captain J. W. N. Bull, Major A. H. Jukes, Lord Quickswood An Ideal Provost, Frl. Ilse Hohl, Obituary, Mr. G. P. Male, Mr. Peter Roberts Long Career In Journalism, Mr. John Govett, M. Francois Godart. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Letter or Spirit?, Land of a New Chance, The Game's Afoot, No Time For Fumbling, Conserving an Asset. Letters to the Editor: Eclipse Of British Rowing, Anglo-American Relations, Mr. Nehru's Blind Spot, Refugees From Egypt, Consulate-General At Nice, Commonwealth Youth Sunday, International Waterways Urgent Need For U.N. Control, Hungary's Struggle For Freedom, Petrol Rationing And Bus Fares, Parliamentary Scenes, Britain's Economy, Willesden Art School The Case Against Closure, System Of Government. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: IS Sport A Sticky Wicket On The Screen?, Season Of Italian Opera LA Scala Company For Edinburch, Purcell's 'The Indian Queen' A Broadcast Performance, London Mozart Players Dame Myra Hess, Fortune Theatre "Who Cares?", Battersea Grammar School "Henry IV" Part I, National Gallery's Plan For More Room And Cleaner Air, Something To Be Said For Nationalism Enrichment Of European Music. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1856. Property: New Office Block For Berkeley Square Use Of Aluminium On Interior Decoration, John D.Wood & Co.. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal Exchange, New York Stocks, Company Results Callender's Half-Yearly Report, Drawing Of Bonds, Commodity Prices Fresh Rally In Tin, Closing Prices. Business and Finance: Anglo-Scottish Amalgamated, Texas Tin Smelter, Assam Consolidated Tea Result Not Unsatisfactory, Credit Again Short, Shipowners' Strike Insurance, More Dollar Exports Urged, Ilford To Expand Production, Stock Markets Turn Irregular, Pilkington Bros. In Canada, Fiduciary Issue Record Raised By £5om. To £2,025M., Metal Industries, City & Borough Property Mr. Stanley J. Passmore's Statement, Castle Brothers (Furniture) Limited Difficult Period Encountered Products Meet With Unqualified Approval Mr. I. N. Carvalho's Speech, Tin Council Meeting, Second Industrial Trust, Limited Dividend Raised And Reserves Strengthened Rights Issue Sir Edwin Herbert's Faith In Country's Future, Wall Street Steady, The Pahang Consolidated Company Another Satisfactory Year, October Beer Output, Manufacturers Life Insurance, Petrol Shortage Hits H.P. Car Sales Uranium Curtain Lifted, Electric & Musical Industries, Limited Total Sales Highest In Company's History E.M.I. Now By Far The World's Largest Record Manufacturers Mr. J. F. Lockwood Emphasizes That Britain Owes Her T/v Leadership To E.M.I., E.M.I.'s Sales Still At "A High Level", Freight Surcharges, November Steel Output Fuel Oil Cut Offset, U.K.'s November E.P.U. Deficit, Elizabeth Shaw Bid, Dictograph Telephones Company's Unique Reputation, The Consolidated Gold Fields Of South Africa, Limited Overall Productivity Further Increased Group's Policy And Outlook Reviewed Exploration And Prospecting Intensified Mr. Robert Annan On Proposed Merger With The Central Mining & Investment Corporation, Sterling Steady, London Provisions Exchange. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners.
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