The Times - 23/09/1952
1952; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, GERTRUDE CATON-THOMPSON. Newnham College, Cambridge., M. H. A. NEWMAN. 6, Arlington Road, Cheadle, Cheshire., A. H. S. POMEROY, Publicity and Organ-, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DAR-ES-SALAAM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR VIENNA CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BRISBANE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT IN BANGKOK, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR REPORTER, From Our Correspondent, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, BONAMY DOBREE. Wemyss Cottage, Blackheath, S.E.3., BASIL L. Q. HENRIQUES., JOHN READ. Chemistry Department, The University, St. Andrews., JOHN DUGDALE., JOAN SAUNDERS. 4, Crescent Mansions, 113, Fulham Road, S.W.3., GEORGE SPRINGALL. 64, Raveasbourne Avenue, Shortlands, Kent., From Our Paris Correspondent, G. ELLENBOGEN., W. O. BABER; R. ST. EDM. AND IPSWICH; CRANWORTH; C. S. HARDY; H. C. MEYSEY-THOMPSON; STRADBROKE; B. THEOBALD., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RUGBY FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, "DERBY.", FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Yachts, Boats And Launches, Opera And Ballet, Appointments And Situations Vacant. News: Mr. Chaplin On U.S. Decision Intention To Return In Six Months, Probing Attacks In Korea Hill Position Lost, Nine War Criminals Released Acts Of Clemency In British Zone, Development Of Tanganyika Tapping The African Market Governor's Tour, Italian Socialists' Aims Non-Aggression Pact With Russia, Tutor For Parrot Czech Indictment Of British Education, Sale Of Hengrave Hall Collection, International Town Planning Congress 700 Delegates At Lisbon, Chinese Nationalist Aims Message To Guerrillas, Transport Executives, Northern Coach Services Firm's Application Allowed, Zululand Project Fertile Coastal Plain, Pakistan's Attitude To Kashmir U.N. Principles On Trial, H.M.S. Eagle In Collision Refuelling At Sea, Training Czech Children Military Lessons In Schools, Export Pottery Case Firms' Evidence Of Orders Executed, Investment Frauds Alleged Two Men Charged, Mr. Eden Resumes His Talks Yugoslavia And Trieste, B.O.A.C.'S First Surplus £275,000 Last Year Chairman On Plans For New Services, Egyptian Policy On Sudan Cabinet Discussion Deferred, East German Views On Unity Motive For Arrests, Role Of Chinese In Siam Changing Loyalties, Ensuring Safety At Lynmouth Work In Three Stages Engineer's Report, A Constitution For Europe New Committee To Prepare Draft, Austrian Trade Union And Communists Measure For Prevention Of Intimidation, Cattle Losses In Queensland Exodus To More Favoured Areas, Progress Of Trustee Savings Banks Danger From State Coordination, Signor De Gasperi's Talks In Bonn Desire To Strengthen European Union, Refugees Executed On Return To Sinkiang, Commissionaire's Death In The Strand Driver Of Car Again Remanded, Duchess Of Kent Arrangements For Visit To Malaya, Indian Balance Of Payments Encouraging Trend, Persian Reply To Anglou.S. Proposals Delivery Expected To-Day, Call For Repeal Of Taft-Hartley ACT A.F.L. Success For Mr. Stevenson, Viet-Minh Forces Active Rail Convoy Mined, Raising Capital For Development Australia's Concern, Western Replies To Russia Arrival In Moscow, N. Rhodesian's Leave To Appeal Rescinded Deportation Ruling Soon, Oxford City Boundary Proposed Extension, Need To Revise U.N. Charter Basis Of World Government, New Leader Of L.C.C. Conservatives, Swedish Coalition Farmers' Influence Strengthened, Russian Charges Rejected British Reply On Trieste, The Course Of Nature Grub In Timber, British Prunes 30,000lb. For Sale Soon, Problems Of "Over Forty-Fives" Search For Work, Japanese Exports Of Cotton Goods Estimates For 1952, Senator Nixon To Answer Critics In Broadcast Statement On "Entire Personal Financial History", Exeter Old And New Rebuilding Bombed Shopping Centre, Pacific Council Observers Replies To British Request, Deferred Call-Up Conditions For Men In Engineering, "Interference" In South Africa Dr. Malan's Warning, G.A.T.T. Criticized By Mr. Amery Call For Denunciation, Yugoslav Delegation Leaves Greece Balkan Defence Problems, Cloudburst Damage In Algeria 25 Persons Drowned, S. African Policy On Gold Hope Of Higher Price, Colonial Troops In Malaya More Terrorists Killed, New Paint For Tower Bridge Traffic Diversion At Night, New Mine Safety Bill Mr. Geoffrey Lloyd's Hope, The New French Army Changing Character Of The Poilu, Canadian Call For "Realism" Draft Agenda Critcized, Landing In Denmark Site Of Exercise Changed Russian Ship Present. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 7,022, Stiff Bridge Match With Austria Britain Leading In Ladies' Event, Broadcasting Home Service. Display Advertising: Ici, Ibeco, Multiple Display Advertisements, Cunard, Kb, Gill & Reigate, G.B. Equipments Ltd., Vickers Limited, Eno's, Firestone tyres, Armour, Daniel Neal's, Medway Buildings & Supplies Ltd., Rootes, Radio Times, Simpson, Lambeth, Sun Life Assurance Company Of Canada. Picture Gallery: New Buildings In Exeter. Letters to the Editor: Development Of London, The Straffen Case, Home-Grown Food, Jubilee Trust Survey, Battle Of Britain Claims, Ruins Of Great Zimbabwe Estimates Of Age, Long Melford Church, Noise From Aircraft, Hamlet In Queensland, Education In Africa Lack Of Trained Teachers. Politics and Parliament: Microphones In Canadian Parliament The Speaker's Switch, Commonwealth Economic Issues Under Review Preliminary Talks Opened In London. Obituaries: "Ian Hay" And Mr. G. Tomlinson, Sir Leslie Gibson, Obituary, Dr. C. B. Fawcett, Sir Montague Burton Modern Methods In The Clothing Industry, Dr. A. E. Gow, Maj.-Gen. J. H. Beith "Ian Hay," Novelist And Playwright, Mr. G. Tomlinson Former Minister Of Education. Reviews: New Torch Theatre "Change Of Affairs", Mr. Guinness's New Film, Long Runs In The Theatre Changes In Taste, Albert Hall Concert A Mendelssohnian Double, American Film Cartoons A Week Of "Mr. Magoo", Oskar Kokoschka Drawings London Exhibition, Theatre Royal, Windsor "The Daisies Grow", Royal Philharmonic Society Beethoven Score Lent To American Company, Work Of Mr. Epstein Exhibition At The Tate, Royal Visit To S. Rhodesia The Queen Mother To Open Exhibition. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Arab Policies, Austria And The Powers, Ian Hay, Achievement in the Air. Court and Social: Court Circular. Property: Bernard Thorpe & Partners, Property Market. Official Appointments and Notices: Ecclesiastical News Ordinations. Sport: Racing Interesting Events At Ascot, Croquet, Sports in Brief, Lawn Tennis Professionals At Wembley, Association Football Irish Team To Meet England, Rugby Football A Manual For Coaches And Players, Golf Masters Tournament. Business and Finance: Home-Grown Linseed, Money Market Considerable Help Needed, Wool Market Firm, Indian Tea Prices Fall, City News In Brief, Rise In Japanese Dollar Trade, Ferrtbridge Industries Limied An Encouraging Outlook, Trends In London, Movements Of Liners, Billingsgate Fish, Rubber Plantations Investment Trust Proposals For Deling With Investment Losses Large-Scale Replanting An Urgent Need Sir Eric Macfadyen On Conditions In Malaya, Company Results Pearson And Knowels Report, Donaldson Line Statement, Rubber Steady, United British Steamship, Wall Street Rally Fades, Rhodesian Copper Wages, New Zealand's Import Cuts, The Java Investment, Loan And Agency Serious Fire Destruction Follows Bandit Attack, Tin Easier, New Cut In U.S. Zinc Prices, City Notes Dollar Trade Trends, Heenan, Beddow & Sturmey Dividend Maintained, Gordon Hotels Protest, Cocoa Market. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Gilt-Edged Dull, New York Stock Prices, Stock Exchange Dealings, Closing Prices. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1852.
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