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France in the Doldrums
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Movement at Scotland Yard
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Finding a Government for Italy
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TRADE PROSPECT
The Spectatorof f SIf : A -:C: i; t H E series of niessages which ;President- Eisenhowor. 0pened this week and the meeting of the'Commonw'Cl t Finance Ministers now beginning in Sydney will...
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False Pretences
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[I THOUGHT that, with one perhaps inevitable excep-...]
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Sniper's Delight
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For Canastophobes
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MALAY PRINCES
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[SIR,-In your issue of December 25th, Mr....]
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[SIR,-Mr. Atiyah's queries are answered as...]
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SIDELIGHT
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IS BRITAIN FINISHED?
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The Band Wagon. (Empire.)-So Big. (Warner.)-The Moon is Blue. (London Pavilion.)
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Is There a Nomogram in the House?
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[SIR,-Since writing my letter to you on this...]
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[SIR,-I hope many people will welcome Mr....]
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[SIR,-Mr. Denis Mahon's letter in your issue...]
The Spectator- Is l rIs . SUit'; Mr. Dedis, M~on s ,letter, id Xyour Tissues I, ",of', January 1st. about tIke National -Ayt A Collections Bill. must have been read with full approval by,...
SCOTTISH CONSPIRACY
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Moles
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Suite in Four Movements. By Eric Coates.
The Spectator'Musician' 9,A- lf,-- Sidte In Four Movements. By Eric tboates. QleIn : l i .. ,(]Aeinefh i. 6.: :: THS iS 'a wiholly delightful book 'anda most heartening exarpl..of'' .how...
English Fairs and Markets. By William Addison.
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The Letters of Sydney Smith. Edited by Nowell C. Smith.
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Strange Company. By Adrian Liddell Hart.
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The Diaghilev Ballet, 1909-1929. By S. L. Grigoriev.
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The SpectatorRecollections and Reflections. ..B Vichard . Strauss.- (Boosey iawkes. 8s.,6d.) UNLIKE Wagner, who was only too ready to burst into print on the slightest-provocation,...
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FINANCE AND INVESTMENT
The Spectator;TN4 NCE AND . INVESTMENT ; NICHOLAS DAVENPORT ps~n *wa of the' ExePofits Levy sdaof the- old y ar will restore ~ZQmilolions tocouiiy'pyfunds,' From A~ de'vu nd gssip ~f the,...
Company Notes
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The Hippodrome and Mr. Ladbroke
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Oxford Economic Papers:
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Round About India. By John Seymour. Horned Moon. By Ian Stephens.
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COCK-A-DOODLE-DO
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The Emperor's Clothes. By Kathleen Nott.
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Eisenhower Before Congress
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Ultimate Air Research
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The Creative Element. By Stephen Spender.
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[WHEN the wave advances there is alarm; when it...]
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Critic Between the Lines
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The Stronghold. By Xan Fielding.
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