The Times - 05/02/1957
1957; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ROWING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Motoring Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR REPORTER, FROM OUR PROPERTY MARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Military Correspondent, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, W. ROBERT PALMER. City Buildings, Old Hall Street, Liverpool 3., LEWIS EDWARDS, B. A. PAIN., JOHN PRINGLE, Public Relations Officer, British Medical Association. Tavistock Square, W.C.1, Feb. 4., D. C. LEWIN., Yours truly, D. L. S. NAIRN. House of Commons., N. A. PANNELL., From Our Tokyo Correspondent, W. LINDESAY NEUSTATTER 128, Harley Street, W.1., M. A. MCEVOY., By Our City Editor, FROM A MANCHESTER CORRESPONDENT, FROM LLOYDS,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Business Premises, Opera And Ballet, Flowers. Sport: Bruce Beats Kershaw In Severe Game Exacting Tennis At Lord's, No Change Of Rowing Order At Oxford Achieving Leg Drive, Film Of Olympic Athletics For Training Purposes, Progress Made At Cambridge Boat Race Crew Settling Down, Sports in Brief, Humez Retains Title Cut Eye Ends McAteer's Challenge, Stokes Takes Durie's Place In B Team Three Scottish Changes, Shilling A Year Golf Levy P.G.U. Scheme For Raising Money, New Rugby Union CAP Challis At Full-Back For England, Old Blues On The Upgrade Alleynians Beaten In Last Minute, Gold Cup Field Takes Shape Fitness Doubt Of Quare Times, M.C.C. Batsmen In Control Transvaal Match Enlivened May Hits 73. News: Proposed Changes In Magistrates' Courts New Bill Introduced, Hungarians Watch For New Revolt March Anniversary, Oxford Protest On Shops Rating, Control Of Financial News, Ltd. Purchase Of Shares By S. Pearson Industries, Germany To Design A Tank French Aid Probable, Britannia Completes Inaugural Flight Record Time From Rome To London, Alleged Intent To Murder Mental Patients Sent For Trial, Fiat's Entry Into Miniature Car Field New Two-Seater May Be Seen Next Month, New Naval Strike Aircraft Blackburn Project, "Triumphs Over Death" Fetches £130 Sotheby's Book Sale, Boy Saves C.I.D. Sergeant Stranded In 400ft. Cavern, Gold Coast Regrets Clause In Independence Bill C.D.C. Aid Would Be Invaluable To Ghana, Vice-Admiral Pedder For N.A.T.O. Post Commander, Allied Naval Forces In N. Europe, Mr. Sandys Reports To Prime Minister Cabinet Meeting To-Day, Rival Bid For Vanadium British Firms' Action Countering Offer From America, Scotish Winners At Perth Show Presto Of Bregach Supreme Champion, Basis Foreseen For European Free Trade Area O.E.E.C. Proposes Association With Customs Union, More Goods By Rail Passenger Traffic A Fifth Greater, Few Blackpool Jobs For Hawker Men Labour Exchange Branch Opened At Factory, 21 Polled Herefords Bought From U.S., Progress Towards Common Market Talks Resumed, Fund To Aid S. African Trial Defendants Target Raised To £20,000, Movements Of Liners, Defence Protest At Treason Trial Witnesses In Court, Manager Hung On To Thieves' Car Dragged 400 Yards, Turkish Steamer Sunk One Passenger Killed And Two Of Crew Missing, Maritime Board's Deputation Protest On Remarks By Recorder, New River Rule Opposed Plan For Powered Craft Priority, Status Of U.N. Force Agreement With Egypt, Rumanian Election Result Up To Stalinist Standard, Gales All Over Britain, 54 Majority On "Guillotine" Little Enthusiasm By Conservatives, Japan's Small Industries Ii-Strong Loyalty Between Master And Man, "Over-Conscientious" Man Vindicated Went Back To Factory To Finish Job, Alleged £31,000 Post Office Theft Two Men Committed For Trial, Sir W. Churchill's Property Sale Farms And Herds, Three Men Saved After Six Days On Rubber Raft, Eoka Gunmen Kill Soldier 100th British Victim, Guinea Rise But 13 Hours Extra Musicians' Discontent At Pay Award, British Patrol Ambushed Tribesmen's Attack On Aden Border, "Sinister" Deaths Of Three Mares Psychologist's Fears On Poisoning, Party Revival In Ceylon Mr. Senanayake To Return, Refugees Unwilling To Move Financial Difficulty At Hostel, Training More Civil Pilots Minister In Talks To-Day, Crucial Choice For Nenni Socialists Reunion Question At Party Congress, Couple's Request To Re-Enter Hungary, No Israel Withdrawal National Willingness To Face Sanctions, Spain's Winter Of Discontent Press Appeal For Unity, Briggs' Men Going Back To-Day 48-Hr. Limit For Agreement, M. Pineau Defends His Policy No U.N. Vote Acceptable On Algeria, Paris Publisher's Banned Books Injunction Refused, A Cloud Of Blues Two Generations Of Butterfly Hunters, Jordan Treaty Talks Opened Desire For 'New Era', King Saud To Double His Army Arms Provided By America Terms Of Deal U.S. Air Base To Remain, L.C.C. Schools To Cost £6M. More Heavier Charge Of Teachers' Pay, Espionage Indictments In U.S. Russian Officials Named, Japanese Prime Minister Ill. Display Advertising: TI Aluminium Ltd, Austin, B.O.A.C, Avia, Newalls Insulation Co.Ltd, National City Bank, Good Year, Multiple Display Advertisements, Microcell Ltd., P & O, White Horse, Wallspan, Bonallack. News in Brief. Picture Gallery: In The Yemen: Frontier Incidents. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 8,355, B.B.C. Programmes Home. Reviews: Theatre Spectacle, Festival Ballet A Hungarian Ballerina, "The Boy Friend", "The Country Wife", Cambridge A.D.C. Saved, Prince Of Wales Theatre Variety, Festival Hall London Symphony Orchestra, Arts Council Macnaghten Concerts, Arts Theatre Miss Madalena Nicol, "Handling Fee" At Royal Academy. Official Appointments and Notices: Town Council Resigns After Rioting, New Vice-C.I.G.S. Appointed Lieutenant-General W. H. Stratton, Lt.-Cdr. M. Parker's Resignation Private Secretary To Duke Of Edinburgh, University News Oxford, Appointments To Arts Council. Law: Court Of Appeal Street Trader Too Old And Ill To Trade Personally Reason For Losing Licence Allen V. Croydon Corporation, Court Of Criminial Appeal Snatchers Of Money From Messengers Warned Regina V. Butt, Fixed Days For Trial Popularity Of Scheme. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1857. Obituaries: Sir A. Elvin Founder Of Wembley Stadium, Prof. J. E. L. Oulton History Of The Early Church, M. Valéry Larbaud English Literature In France, The Rt. Rev. B. C. Roberts, Miss Bradda Field, A.V.-M. O. G. W. G. Lywood, Obituary. Index. Editorials/Leaders: IT Can Be Done, Italian Socialist Manoeuvres, Gaslight, Rising Cost of Education. Letters to the Editor: Seeking A New Way Of Life Freedom To Save Or Spend, New Methods Needed, Statue In The Minories, Homicide Bill, Family Doctor's Pay, Refugees From Egypt, Africa's Future, Sudanese Currency. Court and Social: Court Circular. Politics and Parliament: Parliament Speeding The Rent Bill Delay Harmful House Of Commons. Business and Finance: Walsall And Dundee Lists, First E.P.U. Surplus Since Last Spring More Cars On Credit, Major Sir Philip Margetson, Money Very Short, Alberta Oil Output, International Nickel Dividend, More Orders For Rayon Yarns Expected, Mining News, Company Meeting The Avon India Rubber Co. New Sales Record, Company Results Braid Group Turnover, Wall Street Irregular, Bids And Deals Rio Tinto-Kern Oil, Sterling Firm, Kenya Local Loan Oversubscribed. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodity Markets Base Metals Lower, Stock Exchange Dealings, Closing Prices, Reaction In Stock Markets, New York Stocks, Montreal Exchange. Property: Phillips Son & Neale, Property Investments.
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