News from 30/01/1938
1938; Gale Group;
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Ernest Newman, Frederick M. S. Blight, A. B., Ernest Carr, Alfred Talbot, H. M. Abrahams, C. B. Frisby (Secretary National Institute of Industrial Psychology), N. G. L., Robert Byron, Yarborough, Ralph Straus, Francis Iles, David Instone, S. T. H. Parkes, J. M. Bulloch, Richard Clowes, Doreen Wallace, E. V. Lucas, Eric Newton, Edgar Syers, James Agate, E. G. Woolsey, C. D., Milward Kennedy, Thos. T. H. Ferguson, Philip Gosse, T. M. G., Sydney W. Carroll, Viscount Esher, D. R. Gent, H. Oakes-Jones, Desmond MacCarthy, E. S. Sinnott, C. L., Ralph Cox, R. L. Hollands, Peter Collis, Ernest A. Ebblewhite, C. H. Harrison, W. J. Willcocks, Edward Shanks, James Marshall, S. H. Sims Eng.-Captain, R. N. (Ret.), Jules Menken, H. Pearl Adam, Elton Ede, H. E. Symons, J. A. F., H. F., Pandora, John Gore, D. A. Horner, Gwen John, Hubert G. Stanley, Felix Holt, Richard Gillbard, Don L. Nicholas, P. B. Arbuthnot (Lieut.-Col.), Mankato, Anti-quarian, Constance Miles, N. G. Leland,
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Influence on Stock Markets From our Own Correspondent: Wall Street Irregular after Quiet Dealing Trade News and Business Talks Create Nervousness 10 Most Active Stocks Iron and Steel Survey "Sunday Times" New York Closing Prices Westminster Bank Limited Company Meetings Year's Profit £1,750,589 Progress of Heavy Trades Strength of British Industry Need for Overseas Markets Expansion Hon. Rupert Beckett's Address District Bank Company Meetings Further Increase in Earnings Midland Bank Limited Company Meetings Trade Prosperity and Currency Management Benefits of Cheap and Abundant Money Mr. R. McKenna's Views Money Market Dollars Weaker but Francs Improve Richardsons Westgarth Merger and Capital Cut Proposals This Week's Events Financial Queries From our Own Correspondent: Amsterdam Quiet Recovery after Early Depression Big Industrial Issue Brevities Reuter: New York Produce Bridge Anglo-French Contest Recitals of the Week Miss Jean Norris Do You Know? Acrostics Multiple Classified Advertising Items Two Great Plays The Dramatic World And a Witty Revue "Nine Sharp" Little Wednesday, January 26 A Revue. By Herbert Farjeon. Music by Walter Leigh "The Innocent Party" St. James's Thursday, January 27 A Comedy. By H. M. Harwood and Laurence Kirk Finding New Dramatists Plays and Players Venture at Richmond The Week's Diary A Symphony of Storm Film Notes "The Hurricane" Sensational Goldwyn Picture Mozart's Catalogue of his Works The World of Music Light on the 18th Century Hodder and Stoughton The Bodley Head Geoffrey Bles Andrew Lang's Poetry The World of Books Andrew Long's Poetry. By A. Blyth Webster. (Oxford University Press. 2s.) John Byng's Farewell Torrington Diaries Concluded The Torrington Dlarles: Volume IV., With index. Edited by C. Bruyn Andrews. (Eyre and Spottiswoode 18s.) Malvern Hills Mystic Plers Plowman and Contemporary Rellgious Thought. By Greta Hort. (S. P. C. K. 8s. 6d.) Hamish Hamilton The Prodigal Parents In & Books w Multiple Display Advertising Items Japan's Ambitions Conflicting Policies in Tokyo Japan Over Asia. By William Henry Chamberlin. (Duckworth. 15s.) More Letters of Queen Victoria Further Letters of Queen Victoria, from the Archives of the House of Brandenburg-Prussia. Translated from the German by Mrs. J. Pudney and Lord Sudley, and edited by Hector Bolitho (Thornton Butterworth. 15s.) Pioneer of Empire Greatness of Phillip of Australia Phillip of Australia. By M. Barnard Eldershaw. (Harrap. 15s.) Ellery Queen Rich & Cowan Pamela Frankau Thornton Butterworth Books Suttley & Silverlock Limited Helen's Tower by Harold Nicolson The Seamier Side New Fiction Clever and Enjoyable Stories The Stroke of Eight. By J. L. Hardy. (Collins. 7s. 6d.) William's Wife. By G. E. Trevelyan (Gollancz. 7s. 6d.) The House by the Canal. By Kathleen Hewitt. (Jarrolds. 7s. 6d.) Dark Horses. By Eden Phillpotts. (Murray. 7s. 6d.) Clear the Ice, Please! By Hugh Talbot. (Dent. 7s. 6d.) Sir G. Elliot Smith Books and Writers For your Library List Collins The Inquisition The Spanish Inquisition. By Cecil Roth. (Robert Hale. 12s. 6d.) "Author, Jo: Milton" The Mask of Comus. The Poem by John Milton Edited by E. H. Visiak. The Airs by Henry Lawes Edited by Hubert J. Foss. Ornamented by M. R. H. Farrar. (Nonesuch Press. 32s. 6d.) Faber & Faber Cassell Novels Plain and Coloured Trouble in a Village Great Marvels. By Leonard Cooper. (Collins. 7s. 6d.) The Strikers. By Goetze Jeter. (Methuen. 7s. 6d.) Over the Frontier. By Stevie Smith. (Jonathan Cape. 7s. 6d.) The Charmed Life. By Jack B. Yeats. (Routledge. 7s. 6d.) Return of Ellery Queen The Devil to Pay. By Ellery Queen. (Gollancz. 7s. 6d.) Mr. Pendlebury's Second Case. By Anthony Webb. (Harrap. 7s. 6d.) The Hush-Hush Murders. By Margaret Tayler Yates. (Lovat Dickson. 7s. 6d.) The Wheels. By James Spenser. (Longmans. 7s. 6d.) As They were Fashions in the 19th Century English Women's Clothing in the Nineteenth Century. By C. Willett Cunnington (Faber and Faber. 63s.) Mr. Hanley's Sea Stories Half An Eye. By James Hanley. (Bodley Head. 8s. 6d.) Hutchinson The Book Society Methuen & Co. Ltd. Robert Hale Hutchinson Sidelights on Crime Mr. Roughead's Studies The Seamy Side. By William Roughead. (Cassell. 10s. 6d.) Statesman and Rake Potemkin. By George Soloveytchik. (Thornton Butterworth. 18s.) Chess Problem-Solving Competition Airwoman's Log Miss Earhart's Last Flight Last Flight. By Amelia Earhart. Arranged by George Palmer Putnam. (Harrap. 9s.) Methuen & Co., Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items Wright & Brown, Ltd. Last Flight Assignment in Utopia Harrap When do you give presents? Royal Papers: A Wonderful Discovery Lord Esher's Journals and Letters—III In Apsley House Cellars for 82 Years The King's Constitutional Powers Defined The next Instalment Whiteleys Riviera Hampton's Furnishing Sale A Wanderer's Note-Book Book-Hunters Are Women Smaller? Crown Jewels Walter Pater Cox's Orange Pippin Edward FitzGerald "What the Dickens" Glass Door Stops The First Photographer The New Shilling Cox's Orange Pippin—Governors of St. Helena—Sundials—Horse "Brasses"—Lettering—Universities To-Day—Accident Tide Turning? English Master: Best School Stories Drowsing Poets Aerial Warfare: 1783 View Governors of St. Helena County or Shire Terms of Carving Don Miguel Alava M. de Fleuriau Sundials Horse "Brasses" Frangipani Napoleon and British Soldiers Lettering Accident Tide Turning? Universities To-day Navy and Marriage Pay Two Water-colour Artists An Austrian: Dirndl Dresses Anti-quarian: Readers' Queries Tawdriness & Beauty The Galleries Lautrec, Guys, and Shannon By Diarist: Chronicle of the Week By Atticus: Men, Women, and Memories Mr. Oliver Stanley—Sir Philip Chetwode—Lord Willingdon—Admiral Yarnell—Admiral Little—Mr. John Barbirolli By Autolycus: The Town From our Own Correspondent: Mr. Roosevelt Reads a Lesson Business, Profits and Wages From our Irish Correspondent: Irish Labour's Utopian Plans From our Own Correspondent: Italy and Spain—Will the Duce Cut his Losses? From our Own Correspondent: France and Social Peace The New Labour Code To-Day's News Summary The Sunday Times Bankers Say No Slump But Need for More Exports Clear Civic Duty Nothing New By Scrutator: A Political Survey Less Party, More Co-Operation the True Reply to Fascism Barrie the Boy His Letters to a School Friend The Navy, Coal and Oil Lord Stanhope & Dual-firing To the Editor, Sunday Times Reducing Road Accidents To the Editor, Sunday Times Other Letters on Page 12 Japan May Force Battleship Race Britain, U. S., and France Waiting to Learn What She is Doing Possible Increase of £4,000,000 a Ship Admiralty Construction Experts Ready with New Designs By our Naval Correspondent: Uncertainty about the Estimates By our Air Correspondent: R. A. F. Leads the World 7,000 Pilots on the Strength Speed-Up in New Machines From a Special Correspondent: 10, Downing Street Renovations Nearly Complete Reuter: Japanese Commander "Warns" Britain Support of Kuomintang First Lord Welcomes U. S. Navy Plans Making for Peace Reuter: Torpedo Boats on Warships From our Own Correspondent: 50 Killed, 300 Hurt in T. N. T. Explosion Rescuers Buried in Debris Menaced Village Evacuated Duce Leaves his Niece's Wedding King Kept from Scene Reuter: Princess Juliana Special Features on Other Pages Havoc of 100 M. P. H. Gale Empire Exhibition Pavilion Wrecked War Memorial Destroyed King Carol's Visit Banquets at Palace and Foreign Office Central News: Duchess of Kent's Father Too Ill to Be Moved Dublin Arrest of London Solicitor Clarkson Will Case Company Meetings By Our Television Correspondent: More Television Stations Sunday Broadcasts in April Bigger Grant May Be Asked for From our Own Correspondent: Special Cable for Television Complete to Manchester Trade Talks with U. S. Negotiators' Departure Postponed Castrol By our Political Correspondent: Parliament on Tuesday Busy Weeks Ahead Full Programme Sir C. Batho Dead By our Military Correspondent: New "Air Arm" Controversy Army Seeks Control of Own Planes Following Navy's Lead From our Own Correspondent: Nomination Day in Ulster 21 Unopposed Four to Fight Scots By-Election Five-Day Polling From our Own Correspondent: Sir A. Knox, M. P., and Retirement Talk "Getting Very Old" Actress Faints on London Stage Play Delayed The Threat to Rottingdean From a Special Correspondent: Rottingdean up in Arms Brighton Threat to its Beauty Duce Greets Lady Chamberlain After Niece's Wedding Reuter: Admiral Horthy Five-Day Visit to Poland Sunday Films at Enfield B. B. C.'s Typhoid Warning Cases Confirmed in Somerset Croydon Typhoid Mayor Says There is No Fear of More Cases From our Own Correspondent: King Zog's Betrothal Fiancee's Relatives at Tirana Reuter, British United Press: Late News From our Own Correspondent: Hitler's Fifth Anniversary All Germans Ordered to Celebrate Reuter: Flying Boat down in Atlantic "All Well on Board" World Tribute to Swedenborg 250Th Anniversary Celebration Ireland's Rugby Team To Meet England 2,000 May Strike Dispute at Aircraft Works Reuter: Trinidad Unrest Police and Troops Guard Factory Reuter: Reports of Changes in Greece Denied Government Unaffected Bradleys From our Own Correspondent: Austrian Nazi "Plan for 1938" Alleged Discovery in Police Raid Gaoled Chief on Treason Charge Reuter: Frontier Closed German Birth-Rate up Blue Star Line Cannes Barkers Indigestion Sunday Times Social and Personal Public Schools Heads of Houses at Harrow Family of Sextons "In Flanders Fields" To-Day's Services From our Own Correspondent: Winter Sports on Riviera New Resorts Attract Many Visitors Carnival Prospects at Nice From our Special Correspondent: New Air Service to St. Moritz 4½ Hours from London Science and Treatment of Criminals Work of London Clinic Art Treasures Lost "Blues" Old Standard £83,673 Left by Merchant Estates of Trade Union Workers Grenadier Guards Officer's £65,537 The King and Queen Returning In London to-Morrow Old Windsor Hotel to Come down Visited by Nell Gwyn By our Meteorological Expert: Local Gales Rain Early, Some Fair Periods Later Milder Yesterday's Weddings Mr. Ronald F. Batty and Miss Christina Foyle Guards' Choir at Eton The Invalids Earl Haig Anniversary Multiple Display Advertising Items Civil service supply asscn ltd. Burberrys Ltd. The Times Mayfair: Court and Society Return of the King and Queen—A Notable Christening—Two Weddings of the Week—A Film and Dance Party Materials Plain and Disguised Church-Going Habits A L'ecu de France and La France Gourmande M. Herbodeau Joins Managing Committee Yarnstrong Ltd. Victor Stiebell Ltd. Royal Mail By Our Diplomatic Correspondent: Italy's Losses in Abyssinia Trade Almost at a Standstill Money Smuggled from Country Foreign Items Reuter, British United Press: The Teruel Pincers Government Troops Closing in Nationalists in Danger No Visas for Spain British Artists' Visit Stopped Reuter: Monte Carlo Rally Drivers Finish British Arrivals Democracy in Peril We Must Arm to Defend It, Says Mr. Attlee British United Press: Soviet Purge to Be Curbed Many False Charges 2,000 Japanese Surrounded Chinese Fight Back to Tsining Marshal Chiang's Encouragement Reuter: 25 per Cent. Rise in Taxation New Tokyo Measure Reuter: Japanese Crew's Mutiny Threat British Ship Returns Reuter, British United Press: Slapped Diplomat Protest to Japan Reuter, British United Press, Exchange: League Postpones Talk on China Mr. Eden Returning Reuter: Australian Carnival Sydney Harbour a Blaze of Light Mr. G. Lloyd on Air Raid Test Traffic Can Proceed Unseen in Black-Out Co-Operation of Public Vital Shelters for 120,000 Workpeople Minister's Tour Daylight Air Raid Tests next Extending Precautions Reuter, British United Press: Manoeuvres at Singapore Start this Week Reuter: French Labour Charter Voting on Strikes Compulsory Arbitration at Outset From our Own Correspondent, Reuter: Strikers Disregard Settlement Police Guard Workers British United Press: Passport Blow to Jews Kensitas Austin Reed's The War ended over nineteen years ago Player's No3 Virgin OXO From our Own Correspondents: New Fellowship at Oxford The Universities Medical Research Cambridge Finances Increased Grants Boy on Trial for Murder Killed Father for Mother's Sake "Merciful Verdict" Youth and Music Concert by Ernest Read Orchestra London Students Successes in Civil Service Tests Liners Held up by Gale Ship Runs Aground in Channel Lifeboat Unable to Make Shore Young Offenders Bill May Be Introduced before Budget By our Zoo Correspondent: Zoo Jealousy The King Penguins L. C. C. Adding to "Green Belt" 830 Acres in Kent May Be Bought Cost of £39,000 Archaeologist Critic of Museums Too High Prices Paid Esso Ethyl From our Own Correspondent: German Hopes in S. W. Africa Local Belief in its Early Return Nazis Gaining Recruits Woolwich Garrison Fire Millions Saved for Industry Work of Research Department Better Bread to Be Made Reuter: Earthquake in India An Italian on English Broadcasting To-Day's Home Programmes Hour by Hour Choice Abroad "Sunday Times" Cross-Word Puzzle No. 683 From our Own Correspondent: Migration to Australia Talks in London Shortly The Secondary Industries From our Own Correspondent: The Real Tests of Education Curious School Prize Do You Know? The Post-Office Sir Charles Batho Former Lord Mayor of London Inspired by Dick Whittington Sir Thomas Dunlop Dr. Graves Stoker Part 2 of the Coal Bill Lloyds Bank Limited Company Meetings A Satisfactory Year Importance of Export Trade Lord Wardington on the Outlook National Provincial Bank Limited Company Meetings Substantial Progress in Economic Recovery Mr. C. F. Campbell on Need for Increasing Exports Mashaba Rhodesian Asbestos Company Meetings Improved Position Dixor, Limited Satisfactory First Year To-Morrow's Cause List Motorways for Economy Reducing National Expenditure A Fine British Car This Week's Road Test The Rover Sixteen Reuter: Bradman and his Tactics Cricket Australians to Rely on Spin Bowling League Leaders Defeated at Wolverhampton Association Football Manchester City Score Seven Goals at Derby League Results and Tables Up-To-Date From our Own Correspondent: Charlton were Lucky Birmingham Did Not Deserver to Lose From our Own Correspondent: Chelsea Crowd Annoyed Demonstration Follows Home Defeat Bournemouth Bowls From our Own Correspondent: England Score Eight Right Wing Worries Welsh Defence Oxford's Test in the Gale Golf All Square with the Berkshire Club Table Tennis Austria Beat England in Swaythling Cup Replay Dark Blues Draw at Beckenham Hockey Not up to Standard Goalkeeping the Bright Spot R. A. F. Successful Lucky Second Goal Ten Minutes from End Yesterday's Hockey Results From our Own Correspondent: The Big Fight in Hamburg Boxing Foord's Slender Chance this Afternoon Lucky Punch his only Hope From our Own Correspondent: Boat Race Practice Cambridge Crew's Moderate Form Selectors for Irish and English Sides Busy Rugby Football Most Disappointing Form by Ireland's Hopes Gale Handicaps Players Harlequins Lose at Home Army Win Poor Game by One Point Watts Outstanding From our Own Correspondent: London Irish Thwarted Scots Determined Tackling Averts Defeat From our Own Correspondent: Richmond Fall to Cardiff Wind a Great Factor in Hard Game Worthington and Co., Ltd. From our Own Correspondent: Cambridge Lose the Lead Beaten by Taylors in Last Minutes Eden's Opportunism From our Own Correspondent: Services Beat Blackheath Chances Missed in Gruelling Game Leading Old Boy Sides Cranleighans Beat Millhillians Reynolds in Rare Form Public Schools Rugby The Harrow Game Inter-Club Fencing Oxford University Beaten by Bertrand's Academy Ice Hockey Greyhounds Win at Last Billiards Rugby Results Third Empire Games Athletics Began at Sydney on Saturday England's Chances Cross-Country Win for Cambridge By Fairway: Grand National Weights Racing Notes Royal Mail Deserving of Biggest Burden Mobiloil Victor Norman's History Kempton Park Results Yesterday's Racing Greyhound Racing West Ham Multiple Display Advertising Items Cooks Multiple Display Advertising Items Yeoward Line Orient Line Multiple Display Advertising Items Phs. Van Commeren (London), Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items The Real Sun Tonic! 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