News from 24/12/1933
1933; Gale Group;
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Ernest Newman, Trevor Blakemore, H. A. Spowart, Henry Longhurst, E. N., Elizabeth M. C. Balfour-Browne, J. P. F., C. K. C. Andrew, J. C. W. Damant, H. A., R. J. Barrett, Financial Editor, G. W. B., Yarborough, Edward Bensly, Lady George Wellesley, Maurice Kestenbaum, Bedford, Ralph Straus, Dorothy L. Sayers, J. N. Ward, Gilbert R. Heathcote, Lady Mary Dunn, James R. Anderson, L. K. Robinson, E. V. Lucas, Carew Mildmay, A. Cassels Brown, James Agate, W. E. G. Fisher, E. L., Frank Rutter, C. D., B. J. de C. Andrade, S. H. Charrington (Lt.-Col.), W. A. J. Archbold, A. Morel, A. Verrall, D. R. Gent, Vera Beringer, Desmond MacCarthy, Noel Streatfeild, M. Farrar, G. J. Taylor, Phil W. Thompson, Maurice Baring, B. A. Young, "Atticus", T, Geo. S. Lawson, T. H. L. Hony, George Balls, George W. Bishop, Lewis Carroll, Gwynne Thomas (Lieut-Col), J. Hutt, David Hunter Blair, H. F., H. M. J., Pandora, H. E. Symons, John Dawson, O. Millhillians, Lady Lowther, J. Warton, W. S. Percy, Sir John Squire, Dudley Prince, P. B. Arbuthnot (Major), Lady Muriel Beckwith,
ResumoSt. Lactic Ivel Cheese Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Marshall & Snelgrove Genasprin Keen Demand for British Industrials City Chatter Drapery Amalgamation Plan Well Received Prosperity of Brick-Making Companies Outlook for Copper Brevities Money Market Banks' Bill Rates Lowered From our Own Correspondent, Reuter: Paris Bourse Firm Inactive but Cheerful Session Wheat Prices From our Own Correspondent, Reuter: Wall Street Irregular Dollar Weakens Slightly Free Gold Market Rumour Revived "Sunday Times" New York Closing Prices (English Equivalents calculated at $5.1 to 1) Financial Answers Reuter: Erratic and Weaker Trend Wide Movements in Homestake Mining The London and Rhodesian Mining & Land Company Company Meetings Cam and Motor Prospects Amalgamated Cotton Mills Trust Operations of Trading Subsidiaries Stoll Theatres Corporation Value of Properties Our Christmas Brideg Competions £20, £10, and £5 Prizes The Sunday Times offers prizes of £20, £10, and £5 to the competitors whose relies to the following questions are considered the most correct Rules of the Competition The Best Defence A Lead of Trumps By the Chess Editor: Chess Answers to the Correspondence Acrostics Continental Wavelengths The Christmas Holiday Wireless Three Days Broadcasting A Handy Guide to Home and Foeign Programmes Cross-Word Puzzle No. 469 Sunset for Everybody The Dramatic World Old Acting and New "The Old Folks at Home" A Comedy. By H. M. Harwood "Beau Brummell" Saville Friday, December 22 "The Babes in the Wood" Scala Friday Afternoon "On with the Show" Princes Wednesday, December 20 A Revue From Enid Bagnold's Book: "Alice and Thomas and Jane" Westminster Wednesday Afternoon "Alice in Wonderland" Duke of york's Friday Afternoon "What Happened to George" Wyndham's Thursday, Dec, 21 A Play by Vera Beringer Maskelyne's Mysteries "Where the Rainbow Ends" Concert Notes The Bach Choir Plays & Players Ready for Boxing Day Drury Lane's New Manager The Week's Diary The Musical Columnists The World of Music Inspiration and Mechanics The Week's Music Multiple Classified Advertising Items Coventry Patmore The World of Books Domestic and Mystical Love Patmore: A Study in Poetry. By Frederick Page. (Oxford University Press. 6s.) Complex & Simple Personalities Mediterranean Blues. By Yvonne Cloud. (The Bodley Head. 7s. 6d.) Bonfire. By Dorothy Canfield. (Jonathan Cape. 7s. 6d.) Jew-Girl. By Nancy Morrison. (Sampson Low. 7s. 6d.) Novels of the Year A Personal Choice One of E. H. Shepard's illustrations to "The Cricket… Rome in War Time Roman Roundabout. By Amelie Posse Brazdova. (Routledge. 7s. 6d.) What to Do with our Villains Crime Writers' Big Problem The Clue of the Dead Goldfish. By Victor MacClure. (Harrap. 7s. 6d.) Murder Up the Glen. By Colin Campbell. (Rich and Cowan. 7s. 6d.) Gathering Storm. By F. A. M. Webster. (Wright and Brown. 7s. 6d.) The "Old Brit" Sam and Sallie. By Alfred L. Crauford. (Cranley and Day. 8s. 6d.) The Pilgrim to Smara An Unknown City of Morocco Smara: The Forbidden City. Being the Journal of Michel Vieuchange while travelling among the Independent Tribes of South Morocco and Rio del Oro. Prepared for publication by Jean Vieuchange. Translated from the French by Fletcher Allen. (Methuen. 8s. 6d.) Ivor Nicholson & Watson Limited A Wanderer's Note Book Christian Cards Letters to the Editor Brethren of the Coast Swanson of Leithead "Stooping to Conquer" Early Cricket Bat Makers Mr. Agate and Fraulein Bergner Rorke's Drift West Country Roof Figures "Ok" Some Foreign Gems From Rt. Rev. Sir David Hunter Blair, Bart Lady Byron's Grave "Pan Supari" The Hyena's Laugh Sir Robert Harry Inglis The Murdered Princes John Auldjo The Clouets Readers' Queries Auctions and Estates The Oldest House in England Big Estate Changes Hands From our Zoo Correspondent: "Jonathan" is now Happy A "Biter" Monkey Has a Baby Emigration to Canada—The number of persons who have By a Special Correspondent: Holiday Week Shows Film Notes Varied Fare "Alice in Wonder Land" Dawn at Christmas Men, Women, and Memories Sir Kingsley Wood-Mr. Maxton-Lord Salisbury-Sir L. Worthington-Evans-R. W. Chambers-The Dalai Lama By "Autolycus": "The Town": Men and Intimacies By "A Student of Politics": The Week at Westminster Reform of the Lords Peers' Debate Holbein and Constable The Galleries Burlington Fine Arts Club From our Own Correspondent: New Spirit in Parliament Paris Letter The Government's Success Patriotism and Sacrifice Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Deaths Christmas. 1933 A Better Year The Leipzig Verdict and after Faster and Faster The Drought By "Scrutator": The Bells of Bethlehem Their Sacred Message To-Day Palestne's past and Future Haunted with Great History The Nativity Belgium of the East By our Irish Correspondent: Liberty in Free State Judge to the Rescue Case of General O'duffy History's Ghosts The Jewish Home A Brighter Future Another Exodus From our Own Correspondent: 145 Dead and 300 Injured in French Rail Catastrophe Special Late News Fog Causes Christmas Holiday Disaster One Express Runs into Another 70 Miles an Hour Impact Authorities Staggered by Heavy Deathroll Not an First Credited: Tragic Confirmation Scene of Confusion British Disasters From our Special Representative: Rescue Work in Fog Fires of Wood from Wrecked Train Injured Strewn along the Line From our Own Correspondent: "Send More Stretchers" Midnight S. O. S. B. U. P.: Frenzied Crowd Anxious Relatives Besiege Station Reuter: Great U. S. Floods Scores of Towns Inundated Nazi Anger at Fire Trial Acquittals 'We Cannot Acceptit' Van Der Lubbe May Petition for his Life Red Cap of Death Van Der Lubbe Unmoved Rugby Trial Thrill Ovation for a Reserve Three-Quarter Brilliant Form of J. Heaton From our Own Correspondent: Sir J. Simon's Paris Talks Departure for Italy Holiday Sport Two Big Days of Football Heir to Japan's Throne The King's Message Best Outlook for Years Mr. Runciman's Message "Worst of the Trade Depression over" Summons against Gen. O'duffy Alleged Inciting to Murder CC Wakefield & Co. Ltd. The Royal Christmas Family Party at Sandringham Prince Arrives by Air King's Broadcast to the Empire Cloudy but Dry The Premier at Work From our Own Correspondent: Baroness "Spy" Revelations Fantastic Mansion of Intrigue Soldier Guests French Police and Identity of "Lydia" School Principal Charged £2,000 Bail British United Press: Goering Dismisses More Professors Noted Painter in List Central news: Resignation of Nazi Bishop Victory for Moderates The Christmas Boar's Head at Queen's College, Oxford From our Own Correspondent: "Workers Must Wash" New Order to Soviet Food Factories Shoppers See Boy Killed Sister Also Knocked down Water Main Burst Havoc Traffic Lights Put out Sterilisation Condemned by the Pope Protest to Germany Doctors May Rebel Late News Dream Leads to Death Widow of 83 Falls from Window Unusual Inquest Verdict by Jury Prisoner's Son Father Not to Attend Funeral Indian Flying to the Cape Attempt on Record Convict's Newspaper Special Edition with Football Results Winter From our Own Correspondent: Casino War Threat Monte Carlo Alarmed by New French Law Roulette Starts at Cannes Gaol for Suspect Caught by Wedding Party By a Special Correspondent: Christmas at Oxford Old-Time Ceremony at Queen's College The Boar's Head A Challenge to the Static Anderson, Green & Co., Ltd. Frightened to Eat for Stomach Pains The Financial Times Court Circular Funerals Sir Henry Dickens Lady Norreys Sunday Cinemas and Charities £7,000 Birmingham Fund Athlete's Golden Wedding Real Christmas Wedding Holly and Trees in Church Mr. G. H. Grant and Miss Carpendale Lt. Cmdr. C. M. S. Hall and Miss Erskine Gill Special Train for Bride To and from Church Sir H. Jones Memorial "Southern Sister" Weds Service Rewarded by Wills Woman's Gifts to her Maids Papermaker's Estate of £79.255 Welsh National Theatre Next Year's Plans Three Centuries of Harrovians Register to Be Issued Duke's Family Party Twenty Grandchildren as Guests Baronet's Shop to Close 50 M. P. s at a Ball Zulu Massacre Survivor By our Meteorological Expert: Weather for Christmas Cloudy and Rather Cold Local Mist or Fog From our Own Correspondent: Whitehall Gift to Children 233 Christmas Treats Handel's Organ to Be Restored In Whitchurch Church News in Brief Headmaster Dramatist Blue Star Line The International Horse Show Next Year's Revival Sir F. Sykes and Indian Problem Faith in Solution London's Holiday Traffic Special Services Loch Ness Monster "Harmless to Man and Very Timid" Wedding on Lundy A New Year Visit Hogskin Coats and Velvet Teagowns Mayfair: Court and Society The Court at Sandringham—The Prince takes the Chair—Edwardian Ball Success—Reels and Sword Dances at a Party—The Eton Hunt Ball—Another Lowther Wedding A Happy Christmas A Woman's Corner Christ Child Candles Merry Shows for Christmas Comedians' Triumph in Pantomime Feast of Mirth "Peter Pan" Italian State Tourist Dept Bertram Mills as "Hamlet" Promises of Circus Carried out Alf's Button to Music A Fifth Version "Lilac Time" Play that Proves "Deathless" Death Trap on Thames Car's Plunge into River Short Cut Peril Jury's Demand for Safety Posts Another Hump-Backed Bridge to Go New Atlantic Fares Cheaper Firsts but Dearer Thirds In Force on January 1 Chase Ends in Death Suspect with £60 Italy's League Reform Plan Bishop's Appeal German Lines Gretna Green Marriage Upheld by Scots Judge Man's Plea "Only Meant an Engagement" Maclean Chief's Jubilee A Crimean Veteran Dead in Chair Hotel Guest's Message to Coroner Drowning Mystery £16 Found in Pocket of Man who Vanished from Home Multiple Display Advertising Items Judgment in Reichstag Fire Trial Court and Fears of Armed Fising 'Lies Told Abroad' Alleged Communist Orders to Lubbe Court where Hitler Uttered Threat "Heads Will Roll" From our Own Correspondent: Labour's Feud with the I. L. P. Bitter Fight to Come in Glasgow Maxton Group to Be Opposed Ilford Roused by Epidemic Hospital Extension Reference Books Debrett and Burke Station's One Passenger New Laws for 1934 Smaller Income Tax Instalments Summonses by Post Real Christmas Snow in the Tyrol By a Correspondent: Preserving the Footpaths New Act on January 1 From our Own Correspondent: A Theatre for Youth Berlin Plan to Revive Dramatic Art State to Help British Trade Revival Facts in an Industrial Supplement Loch Ness Monster Fiction and Fashion Britons' Car Ordeal Thrills and Spills in Greece Landslide Escape From our Own Correspondent: Medical Finals at Cambridge Four Women in Lists (From Lloyd's): Mail and Steamship News An Industry that Works with Enthusiasm Motor Matters Behind the Scenes in the Factories Happy Workers Keen Interest in their Own Cars An Industry that Works with Enthuslasm The Churches To-Day and Christmas Day Service with One Worshipper Rector's Many Roles Horse Bolts in Hyde Park Police Chase by Car The Daily Telegraph One Penny Manchester City Lose by Eight Goals Association Football Wolverhampton Run Riot—Away Success for Arsenal Grimsby Humbled at Home Results and League Positions Manchester City Lose by Eight Goals By our Own Correspondent: Spurs' Good Shooting Rovers Face a Free-Kick Tragedy Imrie's Leadership Athletics Brothers Do Well in Inter-Club Match Rowing Barnes Club's Christmas Races Yachting New Anglo-American Contest Badminton Middlesex Championships Enfield Still Unbeaten Amateur Football Casuals and Clapton Draw Again Easy for Dulwich Athenians Beaten Corinthians Better Team in Each Half Ski-Ing Christmas Fours at Hammersmith Spencer in Form Hockey Wimbledon Beaten by Mid-Surrey Many Weak Sides Exchange Telegraph Co.: Lawn Tennis Test Australia Easily Win Second Match Grimmett's Bid For Place in Australian Team Australian Bowling Find Howell May Follow Father's Example Review of the Season Golf Players who "Arrived" during 1933 No Outstanding Personality Dormy House Cup Six Matches Decided Deal Tournament Good Scores in Qualifying round All the Holiday Sport Many Attractive Fixtures Blackheath Meet the Army Amazing Scenes at English Trial Rugby Football Dazzling New Player—Ovation from the Crowd Heaton the Man of the Match Black Heath Beat Headingley Northerners Make Costly Errors Resolute Tackling Leicester Lose Lead Mastered in Second Half by Bedford Won in Closing Minutes Birkenhead Overcome Guy's Free Scoring Game Bristol's Convincing Win Taylors' Backs Lacking in Finish "By Forward": London Welsh Crushed Sparkling Display by Swansea Probable Men for Wales Scottish Weakness Beaten for Possession in the Scrums Richmond Take Command Patchy Display by Quins Backs Disappoint Old Millhillians Just Win Spong in Characteristic Form Superior Back Play Edgware Beaten after Pointless First Half Public School Rugby Dozen Holiday Matches Arranged Boxing New Fight for Seaman Watson Strong Fast Backs Turn Scales against Old Alleynians Rosslyn Park Flattered Bath's Worst Display Kay Scores Spectacular Try for Coventry BY "Fairway": Early Signs of a Great Turf Season Ahead Racing Notes Foreign Challengers—Gold Cup Glash Faith in British Bloodstock By "Mankato": The Two Markham Arabians Early Signs of a Great Turf Season Ahead Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Knight, Frank and Rutley Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times
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