The Times - 23/04/1955
1955; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RUGBY FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR HORTICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Military Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR REPORTER, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, From Our Labour Reporter, JACK GREIG. 21, Park Avenue, Orpington, Kent, April 21., N. G. BAGULEY. Webbs, Assenden, Henley-on-Thames, April 21., E. F. RICHARDSON. Petroleum Information Bureau, 29, New Bond Street, W.1, April 21., R. HOLLIDAY. Emmanuel College, Cambridge, April 21., ERIC BELLINGHAM, Director-General, Coal Utilisation Council. 3, Upper Belgrave Street, S.W.1., NEIL R. FISK. 5, Grange Court, Pinner, Middlesex, April 21., H. C. LANGRICK, Director and General Manager, Byron Business Machines. Arnold Road, Nottingham, April 21., KANDOLPH S. CHURCHILL. 12, Catherine Place, S.W.1, April 22., RICHMAL ASHBEE. 33, High Beeches, Chelsfield, Farnborough, Kent, April 21., G. E. O. KNIGHT. The Bungalow, Thomas Street. Porthleven, Helston, Cornwall, April 21., W. M. L. ESCOMBE. Junipers, Gustard Wood, Wheathampstead, Hertfordshire, April 21., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Theatres, Personal, Educational, Concerts, Services To-Morrow: Second Sunday After Easter, Farms And Smallholdings, Travel. News: The Christian Patriot St. George's Day, Cabinet Meeting, Labour Needs In Midlands Housing Problem Fewer Workers From Other Areas, Fraudulent Conversion By Stockbroker Four Years' Imprisonment, Admiralty's 'Generosity' Legal Aid Fund Saved, Early Four-Power Meeting On Austria West Accepts Russian Proposal, The Tunisian Settlement Chief Questions Solved, Magnet For Labour Candidates, Navigation Aid For Aircraft, Government Aims In Singapore New Parliament Opened, Conditions At Army Detention Centre M.P. To Seek Review, Choice For Oversea Chinese Peking Treaty With Indonesia, Discussions On Broader Approach To Russia, Proposals For Buganda Report Of Lukiko Committee, Precarious Situation In S. Viet Nam Gen. Collins's Report, Duke Of Edinburgh's Engagements, War Criminals' Ashes For Relatives Ceremony In Tokyo, Charge Of Libelling N.Z. Minister Editor For Trial, Movements Of Liners, Alleged Misuse Of Car Radio Major's Breach Of Wireless ACT, Syrian Army Chief Assassinated Shot During Football Match, Mayor Not To Invite Prime Minister Warwick Doubt On "Electioneering", British Purchase Of Oranges From U.S. Spaniards' Concern, Reconstruction After Greek Earthquake Appeal For Foreign Aid, Gold Beaker For Bonn Museum Preservation Theory, Ambassadors' Task Outstanding Points To Settle, Massed Azaleas In Floodlight Ghent Flower Show Spectacle, Colonial Issue At Bandung Mr. Nehru Tries To Hold Balance Plea For Neutrality, The Klaksvig Saga Hoses Used In Resisting Authority, Dr. Fisher's Visit To Nyasaland Service In An Island Cathedral, Sir G. Templer To Be C.I.G.S. Taking Over In November, British Cottons In India Opposition To Lower Import Duty, Canada's Foreign Commitments Mr. Pearson Explains, Equal Pay By Instalments Local Authorities' Arrangements, Lag In U.S. Refugee Programme Controversy Raging On Adviser's Dismissal, Delays In British Shipyards Criticism Of Trade Union Practices, Labour Choice At Gravesend, Finance Bill, Arrests In Kikuyu Organization "Musical Society", Liberal-Conservative Pact At Bolton, Saudi-Arabian Oil Arrangements For Arbitration, Israel-Jordan Pacification Glubb Pasha On Prerequisites, Future Of Ringway Airport Manchester To Retain Control, Footplate Men Adamant Strike Decision Reaffirmed Minister's Appeal Rejected, The Cartographer's Art Contribution Of "The Times" Atlas, Scottish Miners Criticized Poll Intervention By Communists, Plaque At London's "Centre" Site Of Original Charing Cross, Satisfaction In Vienna Details Of Moscow Concessions, Methodist College Changes Principal Of Wesley House To Retire, Offer To Bequeath Art Collection Basis For Museum, Telephone Threat To Sir A. Eden "A Hoax", Jewellers' Collection Of Silverware, Admiral Strauss, Chancellor's Assurance To Cotton Industry Hope Of Statement Before Dissolution, Tanker's Novel Propeller Sideways Move In Narrow Waters, New Chancellor Of Nottingham A Family Tradition. Display Advertising: Stand FAST Whisky, Plantoids, Appeals, Multiple Display Advertisements, National Benzole Mixture. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: English Misfortune In Chess Match Newman's Resignation, To-Morrow Home Service, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 7,800, To-Day Home Service. Politics and Parliament: Parliament Vital Talks On Textiles Early Statement Promised House Of Commons. Law: Court Of Appeal Basis For Solicitors' Fees: Their Plea Fails In Re A Solicitor, High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Pakistani Liable For Military Service Ullah V. Black. Sport: Improvements At Redcar Exaggerator Not Extended, Spalding Golf Tournament Creditable Win By Denny Younger Players Disappoint, Schools Athletes At White City Slightly Lower Standard, League Issues Still Unsettled Football Season Slowly Fades, Other Sporting Arrangements Association Football, B. Guiana V. Australians, Good Form Of Playroom Longstone Fails At Sandown, Seven-A-Side Rugby Gets Under Way Club Matches Of Note Lose Attention, Timely Effort By Mottram Form Recaptured At Sutton. Obituaries: Obituary, Fr. Ignatius Rice Former Headmaster Of Douai. Index. Editorials/Leaders: The Lord Warden, Tunisian Settlement, C.I.G.S., Out of the Window. Letters to the Editor: "Protagonist", Songs After Silence, Change At The Keyboard, Modernizing The Railways, Budget Broadcasts, Freedom To Travel, Smoke In The City, Atomic Radiation, Commonwealth Migration Peoples Of British Stock. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1855. Business and Finance: No Bid For Taylor Walker, James Pascall Strong Demand Continues, Rio De Janeiro Flour Mills & Granaries Gratifying Increase Of Cruzeiro Earnings Brazilian Government's Efforts To Combat Inflation Mr. G. McT. Sheppard On Current Prospects, Money Market, Dorada Sale Progress, Another Bondor Deal With Kayser, City News In Brief, Anglo-French Exploration Increased Profits And Dividend Issue Of Capital, Wall Street Barely Steady, Travancore Tea Estates A Record Crop, Harrods (Buenos Aires) Limited Improved Local Trading Remittance Problems And Capital Structure, City Notes Budget And Bank Rate, London & Lomond Investment Trust Dividend Raised To 20%, Sterling Steady, Company Results United Glass Bottle, Mitchell Cotts & Company Active Trading Conditions Continue Overall Picture Of Increasing Strength Mr. H. C. Drayton On Group's Oversea Activities. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Closing Prices, New York Stocks, Commodity Prices Subdued Trading In Copper, Stock Exchange Further Selling, Australian Bank Issue, Montreal Exchange. Official Appointments and Notices: A.E.I. Appointments, From The London Gazette Friday, April 22. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Picture Gallery: St. George's Day: The Flag At Swinbrook. Property: William Willett Ltd..
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