The Times - 25/05/1959
1959; Gale Group;
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From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLO CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RIFLE SHOOTING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Lawn Tennis Correspondent, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, From a Staff Reporter, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR PROPERTY MARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR UNIVERSITY CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our Labour Correspondent, From Our Agricultural Correspondent, From a Correspondent, From Our Middle East Correspondent, From Our Johannesburg Correspondent, ARTHUR PALMER. House of Commons., COLIN HURRY. 33, Great Queen Street, Kingsway, W.C.2., IAN AIRD., E. K. TIMINGS. Garrick Club, W.C.2., From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, ABDULLAH AFIF DIDI President., C. E. CARRINGTON. 56, Canonbury Park South, N.1., PETER ALEXANDER., H. G. BOULY, , H. WAKEFORD., By P. Mansell Jones, Professor Emeritus of Manchester University, R. J. HAUSER, E. A. HUTCHINGS., L. E. O. EVANS. 102, Wilmot Way, Banstead., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR FILM CRITIC, By Our City Editor, From Our Shipping Correspondent lately in Gothenburg, FROM A MANCHESTER CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Business Premises, Opera And Ballet, Flowers. Sport: Butler Surprises His Betters Full Swing And Fine Putting, Sports in Brief, Centaurs Take Leaf Cup Valiant Polo By Cowdray Park, Exciting Moments At Cowes Close Inshore Tacking, BOWLS.-MIDDLETON CUP.-Oxfordshire 100., New Football Setback England Beaten By Mexico, London Rifle Brigade Rangers Excel More Young Marksmen, M.C.C. Batsmen Expose Frailty Of The Indians Scoring At 75 Runs An Hour, Sculling Champion Beaten Chiswick Surprise, British Boat Best Of Flying Dutchmen North German Series, National Title For The Army Belgium Win Sabre Cup, Lindsay's Advance In Quarter-Mile Record At Woodford, Bradfield Short Of Target Stowe's Last Wicket Pair ADD 41, Army Make Winning Hit Off Last Ball, Royal Motor Y.C. Regatta, Knight And Miss Truman Both In Last Eight Lawn Tennis Players Taxed By Wind, Dust And Heat, Flying START To Tour British Isles XV Crush Victoria, Six Of U.S. Team Compete Again Amateur Golf Draw Oddities, Lucerne Boxing Surprise McTaggart Loses To Russian, Derby Favourite Seen In Poor Light Gric Too Good For Memorandum At Longchamp, Minshull Regains World Title Fine Pairs Skating, Birchfield H. Do Well In Paris FAST 400 Metres By Salisbury. News: Don Juan Carlos's Visit To Alicante Tribute To Primo De Rivera, Aged Father And Son 47 Hours In Lost Boat Petrol Runs Out In Fog, Happy Citizenship In Coloured Areas Of Two Seaports, Death Sentences In Baghdad Officers Found Guilty Of Conspiracy, Heckling At "White Defence" Rally Trafalgar Square "No Colour Bar" Chant, First Communion In Old Kirk Since 1688, Tenacity Against Communism French Admiration, Plan For Helicopter Inspection Trips, Plot To Kill Dr. Nkrumah Finding By Ghana Commission, Universities In Mortal Peril, Women in Conference, Harvard's "Grand" Commemorated Crew Rows A Mile 45 Years Afterwards, Art Sale Realizes Nearly £1M. Record Total For Foy Collection, Less Work At Docks Last Year Expansion Expected, Rival Rallies Of Greek Cypriots Eoka Men To Attend Party Congress, Counties Considering Farm Policy Programme International Implications, German People Lose A Friend Dr. Adenauer's Tribute To Mr. Dulles, World Tributes To Mr. Dulles Geneva Conference To Stop For Funeral American "Champion Of Freedom", Some Modern Cutlery, British Cars Tested In U.S. Mass Demonstration Of 22 Makes, Here and There, Runaway Goods Wagons Crash Dover-Ramsgate Line Blocked, Talks On Race Tension Deputation To Home Office, Church Group Condemn "Paternalism" Part Cause Of Tragedy In Nyasaland, Where Small Farm Problem IS At Its Most Acute, Banned Uganda Leaders Form A New Party, Sailor In Water For An Hour Fall Overboard From Submarine, Birdsmanship Abroad Sparrows And Warblers Alleviate The Sightseer's Labours, Safeguarding A White South Africa Reply To Critics By Dr. Verwoerd, Mr. Barber "Not Recommended" Vacancy For Consultant Gynaecologist, Five-Year Plan To Help The Blind Doubling Education In Colonies, Prime Minister "Right To Wait" Mr. Butler's Views On Election Decision, West Indies Call For Ruthless Suppression Of Race Hostility Deputy Premier Visits London With Mandate To Take Action, Guilsborough Hall Estate Sold Use As Stud Farm, Union Conferences In Every Shape And Size Handling Of Delegates Brought To A Fine Art, Turkish Opposition To Support N.A.T.O. Mr. Inönu's Denial Of Neutralist Policy, Proctors' Answer To "Varsity" Query, High Radioactivity In W. Germany Reassurance Given By Official, Prime Minister Back To-Night, Double Wite Line Warning, Union Will Resist Wages By Cheque Charge That System Can Be "Vicious", Theatre Appeal At University Students' Support For Project Sought, British Riders Lead First Four Places In Lisbon Grand Prix, When Quality Will Tell, Renewed Terrorism In Algeria Rebel Activity, Banner At Execution: Man Discharged, Plea For Erring Soviet Writers Mr. Khrushchev Urges Aid In Reform, Symbol To Berliners, Sheikh Abdullah's Future Correspondence With Mr. Nehru, Back Room Girl, Shipyard Men Vote To Stay Out No Strike Solution In Sight, Lack Of U.S. Policy Over Africa Dr. Salazar's Criticism, Proposed Institute For Study Of Man In Africa, Foreign Ministers To Go To Washington, Labour Replies To Steel Pamphlet, Party Split On Dr. Adenauer's Successor Growing Demand For Early Decision, Mr. Khrushchev In Albania To-Day Anxious Speculation In Balkans, Farming Notes And Comments, Mau Mau Detainee's Hunger Strike No Forcible Feeding, Eisteddfod Peace Proclaimed Request To The Queen Was In Order, Iraq Communist Hint Of Struggle Ahead No Intention To Suspend Political Activity, Icelandic Boycott Of N.A.T.O. Talks "Fishing War" Issue, Algerian Exile Leader In Khartoum State Reception, Ramblers Pick Up Litter Volunteers In Peak Campaign, Emperor Of Ethiopia's Cairo Visit Col. Nasser's Guest, Egyptian Ship Held By Israel Coast Guard Action, Stamp Firm's Liquidation Voluntary Move To Protect Assets, British Week In Aarhus, "Many Hundreds" Interviewed Two Members Of Devlin Commission Home, Family Help To Take Place Of Mother Proposed Experiment, Church Moves In Sicilian Elections Cardinal's Advice Exploited, New Oxford Move To Keep Latin Proposal To Adjourn Statute Debate, Five-Year Trade Pact With Russia Interest In British Machinery, Jordan General On Plotting Charge Arrest Announced Officially. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Aga, Abbey National, British Olivetti Ltd, Multiple Display Advertisements, Dubonnet, Barkers, The Bank Of Nova Scotia, Barranquilla Investments Limited, Allen & Simmonds (Auto Culto) Ltd, National Fur Company, Fenwick, The Times Crossword Puzzles, The Times Review Of Industry, Marshall & Snelgrove, B & A, National Provincial Bank Limited, Ibm, Tarpen Engineering Co., Odhams Press Limited, Stewarts And Lloyds, Limited, Imperial, Kodak, Business Efficiency Exhibition, Harrods, Sun Life Assurance Company Of Canada. Picture Gallery: London Scots At Holyrood. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting Programmes Home, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,067. Reviews: In A Plain Way Of Business, Spaniard Wins Piano Competition Close And Exciting Final, Miss Kathleen Long And Pasquier Trio, Ballet's U.S. Visit, Rawsthorne's New Sonata Formula Creatively Exploited, Mr. Katchen's Marathon Three Beethoven Appearances, A Newcomer To Aurora Miss Annette Page's Warm Welcome, Well Worth Watching Three Striking Programmes on B.B.C. Television, Far from All Quiet in Korea: Mr. Milestone's New Film, Hope Of Cinema Tax Cut Reduction Of £20 A Week Expected Pamphlets For The Chancellor, A Universal Nightmare Ready Made, Gallery Test Of Pictures Mr. Gould Dashes Many Hopes, Brother And Sister Play Concertos Mr. And Miss Menuhin At Albert Hall. Official Appointments and Notices: Appointments In The Forces Royal Navy, Two Major Awards At Devon Show For Mr. D. Broome, Ecclesiastical News: Trinity Ordinations, Dr. Curran Appointed College Principal. Letters to the Editor: Situation In The Maldives, Oversea Riot Insurance, Inventor's World, Royal Herb-Strewer, Medicine And The Press, First Steps, Free Trade Areas A Commonwealth Policy Needed, Small Clubs, Notting Hill's Problem, Public Right To Own Labour Party's Position, Leather Research. Index. Editorials/Leaders: The Higher Needlework, The Custodian, Trade with Russia, A Regrettable Dispute, Blindness in the Commonwealth. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Brig.-Gen. Aspinalloglander Evacuation Of Gallipoli, Mr. Alan Kirby, Sir Ernest Makins An Ideal Member, Mr. John Foster Dulles A Powerful Director Of U.S. Foreign Policy, Lady Winifred Lowrycorry, Mr. John Paley Yorke Devotion To Technical Education, Maj.-Gen. J. T. Dreyer, Obituary. Business and Finance: Hall & Co. Limited Conditions In The Building Industry Reviewed Year Of Progress In Fuel Department Mr. M. W. Hall's Statement, City News In Brief, Lesbrook Limited, Company Results British Cocoa & Chocolate Profits Lower, Lanadron Rubber Estates Dividend Again 15%, Cadbury Brothers Limited Group Turnover Exceeds £84,000,000 Welcome Increase In Export Trade Mr. L. J. Cadbury On Vagaries Of Raw Cocoa Market, International Banking Meeting, Venezuela And Oil Production Considering Controls, Interest Rates In U.S. And Britain Implications For Gilt-Edged, More Wool Used, The Limmer And Trinidad Lake Asphalt Co. Ltd. Sir John Hathorn Hall's Review, Union Of South Africa, Charterhouse Ballot Over 25 Million Shares Applied For, Rowntree & Co. Prospects Satisfactory Progress In 1959, Peak Newsprint Consumption, E. Pollard & Co. Improved Trend Of Current Trading, Sterling Slightly Cheaper, Stocks Low In Rayon Trade, Savings Surplus Below £4M. Trustee Deposits Fall, St. Lawrence Seaway Impact On U.S. Trade And Shipping, John Dale Limited Current Trading Improvement, U.S. Production Record Estimate Exceeded, Tarmac Limited Another Successful Year Benefits From Capital Expenditure Programme Retention Of Profits Essential For Further Modernization Mr. Charles E. Hiickman Assesses Prospects, Canadian Petroleum Exports Prospects Encouraging, John Folkes Group Talks Terminated, Another B.S. Rate Cut, More Oil Bunker Prices Cut, Swedish Shipyards Face The Future I-A Record Of Efficiency, Ariston Gold Mines (1929) Limited New Share Issue Mr. C. J. Burns's Speech, Rowntree And Co. Ltd. Output Maintained Increased Costs And Keen Competition, Ample Supply Of Money, INNS & COMPANY (Public Works Contractors, Asphalters, Sand and Gravel Pit and Quarry Owners) An Eventful Year, Komata Investments Fix Offer Terms. Stock Exchange Tables: Picking The Best Investment Trusts, Commodity Markets. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1859. Property: Factories, Warehouses, Sites, Property Investments, South Wales.
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