News from 20/06/1937
1937; Gale Group;
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Ernest Newman, W. H. C. Malton, Lewis Edwards, A. T. Johnson, Hubert Winterbotham, Ernest J. Parry, E. N., H. A., Right Hon. Sir Kingsley Wood Minister of Health, John C. Rogers, Harold Temperley, Gordon Craig, Oskar Teichman, Ralph Straus, W. N. Hollowell, Reginald H. Press, Alan Houghton Brodrick, J. M. Bulloch, Richard Clowes, Doreen Wallace, Eric Newton, G. H., E. V. Lucas, R. B. Burnaby, James Agate, Mary Phillips, Conrad Davis, Milward Kennedy, Hon. Herbert Asquith, Walter Crick, Sydney W. Carroll, Beeay, D. R. Gent, Desmond MacCarthy, Howard Bayles, Atticus, Otto H. Stursberg, C. L., Ruth Bethel, Arthur Hornblow, Hector St. Luke, St. George B. Delisle Gray, Edward Shanks, Vernon McKenzie, F. G. Stokes, Sapper Miner, Philip Ahier, Elton Ede, H. E. Symons, H. F., C. Hope Willis, K. Campbell, Christopher Hobhouse, N. H. Romanes, A. Nelson (Major), Hamilton Price, J. A. Riccomini, Lady Muriel Beckwith,
ResumoBroadcasting Multiple Display Advertising Items Hotels and Tours Multiple Display Advertising Items Marshall & Snelgrove Franco Claims to Be in Bilbao Midland Bank Limited By our City Editor: Favourable Reception for New N. D. C. Plan City Chatter How Tax Affects Profits of Industrials Rubber Shares Hold Promise Mr. R. J. Barrett Stock Exchange Features Money Market Forward Francs under Pressure Advance Laundries Limited Company Meetings Barclays Bank Limited Fixed Trust Ltd. F. T. M. Ltd. From our Own Correspondent: M. Blum Wins the First round Paris Letter Grim Struggle Ahead From our Irish Correspondent: Mr. De Valera's Chances Irish Free State Election Prospects Analysed Chess Acrostics The office of Clerk of the Hanaper of Ireland. Vacant by the death of the Earl of Granard, From our Own Correspondent: The Price of Gold American Letter Why No Reduction is Expected Gooch's To-Morrow's Cause List A Great Man Diminshed The Dramatic World Stage Gossip About Dumas "The Merry Wives of Windsor" Regent's Park Thursday, June 17 Revival of Shakespeare's Comedy A Play from Finland Plays and Players National Setting and Costumes The Week's Diary Tyrone Power's Success Film Notes Paul Muni in a War Story Clarkgable 'Revival' Multiple Classified Advertising Items Tempo in Music The World of Music The Week's Music Recitals of the Week The Artist and his Subject The Galleries An Old Controversy Illustrated Woollands, Ltd. To-Day's Services The Churches Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hodder & Stoughton A Poet of the Great War The World of Books Legend and Reality In Parenthesis. By David Jones. (Faber and Faber. 10s. 6d.) Napoleon in Exile M. Octave Aubry's Portrait St. Helena. By Octave Aubry's (Gollancz. 18s.) A Look Back Out of My Coffin. By Marchesa Stella Vitelleschi. (Hurst and Blackett. 12s. 6d.) Multiple Display Advertising Items Hodson Rich & Cowan The Theatre Old and New Diderot and Stanislavsky Diderot's Writings on the Theatre. Edited by F. C. Green. (Cambridge Unicersity Press. 7s. 6d.) An Actor Prepares. By constantin Stanislavsky. (Geoffrey Bles. 15s.) Mysteries of Arabia The Unveiling of Arabia. By R. H. Kiernan. (Harrap. 12s. 6d.) History of the Arabs The Arabs. By Bertram Thomas. (Thornton Butterworth. 21s.) Sayers Alexander MacLehose & Co. Neil Bell Herbert Jenkins Experiments and Successes New Fiction Miss E. M. Delafield's Moving Story Nothing is Safe. By E. M. Delafield. (MacMillan. 7s. 6d.) The Late George Apiey. By John P. Marquand. (Hale. 7s. 6d.) A Great LOrd. By Paul Frischauer. (Cassell. 8s. 6d.) Sunset At Noon. By Ruth Feiner. (Harrap. 7s. 6d.) MacMillan Liveliness in the Wild West Whistling Lead. By Eugene Cunningham. (Hodder and Stoughton. 7s. 6d.) Bitter River Ranch. By Stanley mcshane. (Nicholoson and Watson. 3s. 6d.) The Trail of theMuller. 3s. 6d.) Rustler's Ranch. by G. P. Milne. Eldon. 7s. 6d.) Jonathan Cape Thirty Bedford Square London Soria Moria Castle Book Tokens Multiple Display Advertising Items Hodge Flights and Fancies Three Entertaining Novels Clouds of Glory. By Jhon Moore. (Dent. 7s. 6d.) The sound of Running Feet. By Josephine Lawrence. (Harrap. 7s. 6d.) Punch and judas. By Phyllis Austin (Melrose. 7s. 6d.) Riddles of Crime Dancers in Mourning. By Margery Allingham (Heinemann. 7s. 6d.) The Affair of the Scarlet Crab. By Clifford Knight. (Gollancz. 7s. 6d.) Out of Order. By Phoebe Atwood Taylor. (Gollancz. 7s. 6d.) Less Eminent Victorians Ladies and Gentlemen in Victorian Fiction By E. M. Delafield (Hogarth Press. 10s. 6d.) Tribal Life & Customs The Bantu Negroes The Bantu-speaking Tribes of South Africa Edited by J. Schapera. (Routledge. 21s.) Siege of the Alcazar The Slege of Alcazar. By H. R. Knickerbocker. (Hutchinson. 7s. 6d.) The Epic of the Alcazar. By Major. Geoffrey McNeill Moss (Geoffrey Moss) (Rich and Cowan. 9s.) Heinemann Wright & Brown Multiple Display Advertising Items Constable The Lady with the Lamp A New Portrait Florence Nightingale, the Woman and the Legend. By and Margaret Goldsmith. (Hodder and Stoughton. 15s.) Acres under Trust England Under Trust. By J. Dixon-Scott. (MacLehose. 7s. 6d.) The Golden Sovereign Books and Writers A Year of Sport Records and Surveys The Lonsdale Book of Sporting Records (Seeley, Service. 15s.) For your Library List Nelson Books Long Mans Lawrence & Wishart Pre-War Political Turmoil "Moments of Memory"—VI George Wyndham: The Romantic in Public Life Do You Know? What Communism Means To-Day J. M. Dent and Sons Ltd. Thornton Butterworth Books Harriet Hubbard Ayer King's College Hospital The New York Scene Dramatic Critics—A Night Court—Coney Island—America's Highest Cultural Force The Cudor Manufacturing Co. Summer Annual Norwich Building Society Rolls-Royce, Ltd. Pitlochry Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. By "Diarist": A Chronicle of the Week By "A Student of Politics": The Factories Bill Week at Westminster Three Days Debate Protection of Young People Poem Harvey Nichols & Co., Ltd. The African Life Assurance Society, Ltd. Lloyds Bank Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items A Wanderer's Note-Book Bathing Pools Interrogatory: Joseph Grimaldi Chinese Proverbs—Oxford's "Latin Quarter"—The Coronation Bible—Sir Charles Tucker—Mr. Agate and American Food—Orientation "Awfully Arrayed" Chinese Proverbs Winchester Beau Nash Early English Freemasonry Oxford's "Latin Quarter" Sir Charles Tucker Gray's "Elegy" The Coronation Bible Queen Victoria Centenary Robert Herrick Lombard Street Warren Hastings's First Wife Mr. Agate and American Food Suffragettes and Mr. Asquith Orientation Readers' Queries Ornamental Garlics The Garden To-day For Border and Woodland The Unicorn Again Vintage 1935 Port A Memorable Wine David MacBrayne Ltd. Aplin & Barrett, Ltd. By Autolycus: Men and Intimacies the Town Men, Women, and Memories M. Leon Blum—Baron Von Neurath—Mr. Anthony Eden—Lady Zia Wernher—Sir James Barrie Castrol Motor Oil Cine Kodak To-Day What the Voters Think No Alternative to Ministers 1837—1937 Crisis in France Red for Romance Barrie By "Scrutator": Empire Unity The Conference, and after Foreign Policy and Defence The League Safeguarding Old Buildings What Public Authorities Can Do Big Principles Dominions' Obligation Unity of Control Dominions and Defence Anti-British Radio Some Examples from Italy To the Editor, Sunday Times An Empire League of Youth Franco Claims Capture of Bilbao Reported Surrender of Civil Guards and Basque Battalions Alleged Attack on German Cruiser Four-Power Talks in London on Berlin Protest By Our Diplomatic Correspondent: Germany's Right to Act Alone If Agreement Fails Reuter: German Warship Moves From our Own Correspondent, Reuter: Hitler's Night Flight To See War Chiefs Reuter, British United Press: Valencia Denial "Excuse for Further Hostile Action" From our Own Correspondent: How Bilbao was Taken Little Resistance, Say Attackers Story of Final Assault Reuter: Nationalist Spain Rejoices Church Bells Peal British United Press: Heavy Shells on Madrid Two Bombardments Reuter: Soviet Plane over Canada Sir J. Barrie Dead Adopted Sons at his Bedside Funeral to Be at "Thrums" From a Special Correspondent: Palestine Report To Be Signed this Week Police Chief Killed From our Own Correspondent: M. Blum's Fate in Balance Senate Refuses Wider Powers Vital Meeting To-Day Art Critic Historic House Sold Former Royal Residence Blind Girl's Triumph Special Features on Other Pages Reuter: Germany and the Vatican Pope to Preside at Congregation Possible Talks on Spain From our Own Correspondent: World Conferences on Religion Probable Absence of Germany King and Queen at Tattoo Ovation from Crowd Esso Ethyl By our Political Correspondent: New Profits Tax To-morrow's Debate Easy Passage Assured The Price of Gold From our Own Correspondent: Lord Mayor in Paris Inauguration of British Pavilion Warm Welcome by Big Crowd Atlantic Air Service Tests this Week Oxford Car Smash Undergraduate Killed The English Home of Washington's Ancestors Old Home of Washingtons Place of Pilgrimage for Americans More Properties for "Green Belt" Surrey and Herts Sites Reuter: Britain against 40-Hour Week Statement at Geneva From our Own Correspondent: Czechs Deny Nazi Story Alleged Police Maltreatment Reuter: Miss Earhart at Rangoon Reuter, British United Press: Late News Reuter: 5 Cars in Le Mans Crash Fairfield Thrown into Ditch From Our Motoring Correspondent: Unknown Wins the Ulster Trophy New Car's First Race From our Own Correspondent: King Plants Oak Tree Coronation Grove at Windsor Duke of Gloucester to Visit Olympia To-Morrow's Jumping Reuter: America's Cup Trials Mr. Vanderbilt's Ranger Again Beats Yankee Dean on "Poisonous Clerical Manner" Lay Readers Warned Shell By Our Diplomatic Correspondent: Japan Trade Mission for London Talks to Bigin this Month Move for New Pact From our Own Correspondent: 60,000 Women Meet in Rome To-Day Speech by Mussolini Imperial Olley Air Service Ltd. J. W. Benson Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items Court Circular Boxing at a Ball Fork Luncheon A Prehistoric Tooth Yesterday's Weddings Mr. J. Drummond-Hay and Miss Prideaux Mr. Kenneth Napper and Miss Rinder Mr. George Manley and Miss Chaytor Mr. Frederick Clifford and Miss Barnby Brother Officers and Twin Sisters Mr. William Lang and Miss Sheila Parker Mr. Richard Pegler and Miss Evans Hunting Man's Big Estate "Do Good" Request to Legatees Relic of George Iv's Coronation "Freedom" for Premiers Harrow Speech Day Canterbury Turrets Music in the Parks By our Meteorological Expert: Unsettled Week-End Some Rain and Local Thunderstorms Rather Cool Last Big Party for Empire Visitors Overseas League Dance In Memoriam Sir Norman Leslie Sir Hugh Levick Mrs. Sweeny a Daughter First George V Field Canadian Marksmen Margaret Marks Percy Vickery Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Indigestion Mayfair: Court and Society Coronation Ascot: A Brilliant Week: The Change in Men's Dress—Duke of Westminster's Dance—Miss Felicity Bailey's Wedding Plans Garden Days : Picnics and Camping By Pandora: Women's Doings :: Clean Food Blue Star Line Royal National Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases Cabourg Man who Shot Student Found Guilty of Manslaughter Judge Postpones Sentence From our Own Correspondent: Mr. Cosgrave's Plans for Free State Value of Empire Exhumed Girl Man Remanded Reuter: Widening Gibraltar Dry Dock £350,000 Scheme 4 Contests this Week By-Elections Five More Pending A Liberal Trick Nominations at Ilford A Straight Fight From our Special Correspondent: Lady Davidson's Fight A Liberal Leaflet From our Special Correspondent: Split-Vote Danger at Cheltenham "The Real Truth" National Labour "A Growing Force" Task before It By our Air Correspondent: Aeroplane Exports World Buys British Machines Many Orders Control of Trade under Socialism Mr. Attlee's Plans "A Bun to a Bear" Sir Ian Hamilton on London's Defences Murder Charge in Camera Dublin Secrecy By a Special Correspondent: New Move in India Viceroy to Appeal for Co-Operation British United Press, Reuter: Martial Law in U. S. Strike Area New Clash Feared From a Special Correspondent: Discipline of Clergy Effort this Week to Reject Measure Reuter: Indian Merchant on Forgery Charge Over £200,000 Involved Dar-Es-Salaam (Tanganyika) Pacific Shipping Pact Progress Terms in next Few Weeks Rugby's Pride in Prime Minister Speech Days First Old Boy to Be British Premier Memorial to Albert Thomas Lloyd George's Tribute Statues Doomed Bradleys Paris Exhibition Ham Manor Estate Simpsons From our Own Correspondent: Cambridge Tripos Results Blind Girl's Triumph in Theological Examination Braille Typewriter Used for her Written Papers Yesterday's Full Lists From our Own Correspondent: Cambridge Degrees Doctors of Divinity, Science and Letters Sir James Barrie's One Ambition Literature the only Profession He Ever Contemplated Start as Leader Writer Had Never Read One First Big Stage Success "The Little Minister" Unhappy Marriage Romance after Illness Genius Never in Doubt An Appreciation From our Own Correspondent: Queen Mary's Visit The Universities To Lay Stone of the Bodleian Extension By our London University Correspondent: Birkbeck College Generous Response to Appeal Britain's Prestige Never Higher The "Baldwin touch" Bomber's Mechanical Defect Inquest on R. A. F. Officer National Benzole Mixture Simpsons Multiple Display Advertising Items Lodge Plugs Ltd. Droitwich SPA Why the Main Highways are Crowded "Herding" Instincts of Road-Users By our Special Representative: The Summer Sales Where to Go and what to Buy This Week's Car Test The 4½-Litre Lagonda Do You Know? Auctions and Estates House in Chiltern Village Town and Country Properties By our Zoo Correspondent: Fox Walks in to Breakfast Zoo Pet's Escapade LMS Hotels Player's Number Brilliant Programme for Wimbledon Opening Lawn Tennis Hard Games for Seeded Players on Centre Court To-Morrow Record Attendance Likely Air Ministry Finals Hall's Success at Chiswick Tennis at Lord's Dismal Day for British Players Budge Much Too Good for Austin Miss Stammers Fails Epee Championship De Beaumont Retains his Title Rifle Shooting From our Own Correspondent: Glut of Boats at Torquay Yachting Little Astra Scores Maiden Victory Prince Olaf's Good Seamanship From our Own Correspondent: Henley Royal Regatta Rowing Many New Foreign Entries Zurich Absentees Marlow Regatta Kingston Surprise Thames Women Beat the Men Golf Nine Strokes Handicap was Too Big Pennink Defeats Miss Pam Barton Miss Anderson's Record Round of 74 on King's Course at Gleneagles Working Lead Sunningdale Four Points down in Foursomes German 'Open' at Bad Ems Programme of the Meeting Golf Club Competitions Turnbull Cup Backmarkers Fare Badly at Sandwich The Lawn Tennis Championships Cheap Wickets on Rain-Soaked Pitches Cricket V. W. C. Jupp Bowls Well—Surrey Move Fails at Oval Turner Upsets Derbyshire Big Opening Stand Lancashire Defied by Berry and Prentice Notts Subdued New Zealanders in Strong Position Women's Cricket Miss Pritchard Scores First Century of Tour Sussex Lose their Sparkle Some Dull Batting at Worthing Steady Worcestershire Attack Oxford Find Runs Hard to Score From our Own Correspondent: Gloucester Put in at Oval But Surrey Have Worst of the Wicket Hammond Bowls Well Glamorgan's Good Start Century for Davies (E.) How Hammond was out at the Oval Somerset Tail in Great Form Last Two Wickets Add 150 after Collapse Fireworks Finish to Luckes's Century Burrough's Fine 90 Rugby Captain's Century Feature of Innings' Victory over Old Boys Good Recovery by Cambridge Pawle and Studd Play Fine Innings Sims 6 for 80 Jupp Takes Toll Gets Five Essex Wickets for 39 Runs Rossall Lose to Old Boys Champions out Cheaply Turner Takes 5 Wickets for 45 Yorkshire Ahead Sandhurst Win by an Innings Rogers's Vain Effort for Woolwich Marlborough Beat Eton The Public Schools Faultless Century by Lacey-Scott Barnardo's Effort Harrow Captain's Consistent Form Cycling Grand Prix of London at Herne Hill Skiff Club Cup Race Problems for Selectors Process of Elimination Will Not Pay Six Test Certainties Cricket Averages Swimming Cambridge Beat P. S. Old Boys' Team Ex. Tel. Co.: Boxing Mizler Beats Petey Sarron Club Cricket Results Greyhound Racing Henderson's Great Walk Athletics Robbed of Record by Weather Conditions Good Time S. C. Wooderson Wins Half-Mile McCabe Beaten by Famous Finishing Spurt Metropolitan Police Victory Senior Service Well Beaten National Champion Retains Two Titles at Loughton The Stock Exchange Records Broken in 220 Yards and 880 Yards From our Own Correspondent: Champion Cup at Hurlingham Polo Goulburn Win Opening Tie Knaves' Hard Fight Verdun Cup British Team's Easy Passage Midland Bank Sports Provincial Entrant Wins Directors' Cup By "Fairway": A Memorable Ascot for Sir Abe Bailey Racing Notes Mirza Ii the Best Colt of the Season Chance for Sir Calidore By "Mankato": Rhodes Scholar Looks Better than when He Ran in St. Leger Fairplay Has Improved with Age From our Racing Correspondent: Good Sport at Windsor Yesterday's Racing Rippon tor Records Popular Win Three Successes for Women Owners Racing in France Probable Runners for French National Croquet Stevenage Tournament Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Airsea Brand Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Dorset House Flats plus Wellington Court The Flats with Large Rooms The Flat They Wanted Central London Property Trust, Ltd. Associated London Properties Ltd. Mayfair Trust Multiple Classified Advertising Items C. F. Kearley Properties, Ltd. St. John's Court Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Saltdean Estate Co., Ltd. Aldwick Bay Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Chartered Surveyors, Architects, Builders Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times
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