News from 13/08/1939
1939; Gale Group;
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Andrew Mack, Yorkshirman, W. Baring Pemberton, Sir Hesketh Bell G. C. M. G, Doreen Wallace, Eric Newton, James Agate, Shuttleworth, Edouard Herriot President of the French Chamber of Deputies, Charles West, Road Patrol, Desmond MacCarthy, Margaret Morgan-Webb, Sir Eric Teichman, Charles Williams, Rowland H. Hill, Hamilton Price, H. F, J. A. Spender, A. T. Johnson, A. E. Timperley, E. W. H, John A. Ibberson, R. C, Richard Clowes, Basil Maine, Norman Crump City Editor, E. M. Jack, Milward Kennedy, M. K. Collins, Gerald F. Ellison, E. D., Ernest A. Ebblewhite, R. M. K, A. H. Burne, Muriel Hamilton-Scott, Lieut.-Commander Kenneth Edwards, R. N, Harold Tolley, H. F., Mona Wilson, K. V. Carter, Ernest Newman, Manipuri, A. Sutherland, Autolycus, Ralph Straus, Theodor H. Gaster, E. S. Fay, A. G. Street, Diarist, J. J. Raftery, M. Pollock Smith, E. Clafton Illingworth, W. MacLANACHAN, R. L. Hollands, S. W. Belderson, Edward Shanks, Dilys Powell, Cuthbert Grundy, Elton Ede, Ernest T. Bell, F. A. M., M. R. Boardman, Mankato, F. Engall, T. C. Dugdale, Hilaire Belloc, Maurice Healy, P. W. P, Henry Longhurst, George Philippi, Yarborough, F. Gates, W. F. Stokoe, C. K. C, Atticus, E. R. Granger, H. Pearl Adam,
ResumoSunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Marshall & Snelgrove Gaumont-British Picture Corporation Company Meeting Increased Reserves Re-Opening of Shepherds Bush Studios Television Development Mr. Isidore Ostrer on Dividend Prospects Borrowing for Defence Effects on the Current Banking Position The Outlook for Sterling Financial Answers Money Market Guilders Close Weak From our Own Correspondent: Canadian Stocks Bright Trade Outlook Disregarded Canadian Closing Prices Royal Mutual Blue Star Line From our Own Correspondent: Wall Street Turns Strong in Late Dealings Rubber Issues and United States Steels Outstanding Reuter: "Sunday Times" New York Closing Prices Pending Issue Eagle Oil and Shipping Copper Earnings Brevities Bridge The No-Trump Gamble Chess Problem-Solving Competition Acrostics Fashions Broadcasting To-Day's Home Programmes Hour by Hour Choice Abroard Auctions and Estates The Malvern Festival The Dramatic World Five-Sixths of a Disappointment "Tobias and the Angel" Open Air Monday, August 7 Revival of James Bridie's Play New Play by Emlyn Williams Plays and Players A Modern Story The Week's Diary Slaves to their Art Film Notes Hollywood Must Have Realism The R. A. C. And the A. A To the Editor of the Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Who Started the Whole-Tone Scale? The World of Music British Music New Works at "Proms" Do You Know? From our Paris Correspondent: France & War Propaganda New Appointment From our New York Correspondent: American Parties Renewal of Old Constitutional Conflict From our Berlin Correspondent: Air-Minded Germany From our Rome Correspondent: Rome and Danzing From our Irish Correspondent: The Dublin Horse Show Cordial Welcome for English Officers From our Scottish Correspondent: The Invasion of Scotland Biggest since Bannockburn Recruiting ffor the Army Hoddger and Stoughton The Last Poems of Yeats The World of Books Last Poems and Two Plays. By W. B. Yeats. (The Cuala Press. 12s. 6d.) The £ s. d. Of Art Art Lies Bleeding. By Francis Watson (Chatto and Windus. 7s. 6d.) Jane Austen's Genius Love and Learning Jane Austen and Her Art. By Mary Lascelles (Oxford University Press. 10s. 6d.) A Solicitor Looks Back These Meddlesome Attorneys. By Edward Bell (Secker. 12s. 6d.) G. R. Halkett Multiple Display Advertising Items The Bride Gollancz Masterman By the Dean of Exeter: The Life of Jesus A "Scientific" Biography Jesus: A Biography. By Hugh J. Schonfield. (Duckworth. 8s. 6d.) A Diplomat on China Ways and By-Ways in Diplomacy. By Sir William Oudendyk (Peter Davies. 15s.) Books of the Week War Chances of Germany A Hungarian's Survey Germany's War Chances. By Ivan Lajos. (Gollancz. 3s. 6d.) Politician and Poet A Poet in Parliament. By Derek Hudson (Murray. 12s. 6d.) Jonathan North Love in the Sun Hamish Hamilton No Title Secker and Warburg More Holiday Stories New Fiction Everything Will Be Better To-morrow. By Annemarie Selinko (Secker and Warburg. 7s. 6d.) Pink Danube. By Arthur Pumphroy (Richards Press. 7s. 6d.) Murder Without Mystery By Jocelyn Playfair (Hodder and Stoughtan. 7s. 6d.) Big show. By Charles Cooke (Bles. 8s. 6d.) The Man in Steel. By J. Storer Clouston. (Jarrolds. 7s. 6d.) Poper Prison. By P. C. Wren (Murray. 8s. 6d.) In Praise of France Reasons for France. By John Brangwyn (The Bodley Head. 12s. 6d.) The Land of France. By Ralph Dutton and Lord Holden (Batsford. 8s. 6d.) Ghosts and All that Many Mysteries When the Devil Was Sick. By Carol Carnat. (Peter Davles, 7s. 6d.) Strawstack. By Dorothy Cameron Disney. (Hale. 7s. 6d) The Deadly Game. By Joan Mackenzie. (Hutchinson. 7s. 6d.) Who Dies Next? By H. J. Wurr. (Rich and Cowan. 7s. 6d.) Murder in the Highlands. By Peter Manton. (Wright and Brown, 7s. 6d.) Mr. Prsed—Gangster. By Ladbroke Black. (Nelson. 7s. 6d) Murder Out of Tune, By Charles Rushton. (Jankins, 7s. 6d.) Collins Hutchinson Duckworth & Co Johnson's A token of your regard Multiple Display Advertising Items Hutchinson Old and New Plots Length Without Dept Victorian House. By Dorothy Hewlett. (Hurst and Blackett. 8s. 6d.) Blackberry Winter. By Evelyn Hanna. (Hutchinson. 8s. 6d.) Nothing is Post. By Kay Agutter. (Heinemann. 7s. 6d.) Lotus Blossom. By George Lancing. (Robert Hale. 8s.) George II's Learned Wife Caroline of Ansbach. By R. L. Arkell (Oxford University Press. 12s. 6d.) In Unknown Wiltshire Highways and Byways in witshire. By Edward Hutton (Macmillan. 6s.) Solo across the Atlantic That's My Story. By Douglas Corrigan (Robert Hale. 7s. 6d.) Arrolds London Mills & Boon Three Castles A Wanderer's Note-Book The Tagus The First Cross-Word The Twelfth of July An Optical Effect Shortage of Swallows A Crimea Inquiry The Plural "Greatness in Acting" Yorkshireman: Stamina in Painting Church Barrel Organs Cricket Records Thomas Shotter Boys Ancient Inns Readers' Queries Mr. Spender's Articles Density of Population Labrador Hedges for Small Gardens TheGarden To-day Some Planting Suggestions A Nature Note-Book Burberrys Ltd. Magnesia is Found to Make the Teeth Noticeably… Holidays Men, Women, and Memories By Autolycus: The Town The Peace Front Strength of Britain and France Diarist: Chronicle of the Week Cleveland Discol Derry & Toms The Sunday Times Black-Outs that are Not Black Moscow Staff Talks Mickey Mustang Party Politics & Foreign Affairs A Breach with Old Tradition A Great Frenchman The Opposition and the Premier Lord Shuttleworth's View To the Editor, Sunday Times Showing the Air Force Contents Billeting Languages German Pressure on Hungary Troops Massing in Slovakia: Berlin Seeking Military Alliance Hitler's 4-Hour Talk with Ciano Danzing Nazi Leaders may be Summoned to Berchtesgaden From our Own Correspondent: Warsaw Concern over Hungary Nazi Troops' Threat From our Own Correspondent: Paris Suspecting Possible Coup Watch on Budapest By Our Diplomatic Correspondent: Berling Objective Attack on Poland via Ruthenia? Reuter: Budapest Denial Expulsion Threat to Correspondents From our Own Correspondent: Ciano Consults Duce Phone Call before Seeing Hitler Talks Last Longer than Expected Exchange, Reuter: "Critical Moment" Rome View of Talks Reuter: Staff Talks Begin in Moscow Three-Hour Meeting By our Diplomatic Correspondent: New Hitch in tokyo Talks Reported Japan Pressing for Wider Pact China Currency Difficulty Reuter: Military Chiefs Leaving Reply to Envoy Reuter: Surrender of Four Chinese Writ Applied for Sir S. Machin Dead The King on the Moors Good Weather for Shooting Grouse Scarce and Backward Reuter: Two More Refugee Ships Held up Port Bans Landing Baronet Killed on Track at 21 Competiting in Car Race From our Own Correspondent: Mr. Franklin Singer Death in Paris Exchange: Anti-Semitic Riot in Slovakia Vienna Report Air Chief's Faith in British Defences "Attack Would Reach Standstill In Short Time" Tactical Lessons ("Sunday Times" Air Correspondent): Lessons Learned in a Raider Effect on Tactics The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd Navy's 'Militia' Called up Training to Begin this Week 48,000 More Men in Four Years "Sunday Times" Naval Correspondent The Sunday Times Dublin Horse Show Jumping Results Greco-German Trade Talks The Holiday Coast of Wales Sunday Times Book Exhibition Many New Attractions From our Own Correspondent: A "Night out" by Air Deauville Precedent No Word of Two Atlantic Fliers Bid in Tiny Plane North Wales Carnarvon and its Castle British United Press: 7,000 Indian Troops for Egypt Intended for Frontier Reuter: U. S. Driver's Six Speed Records Stopped by Fumes After 18 Hours Late News From our Own Correspondent: Dutch Bank's Affairs No Serious Losses Anticipated Lost U. S. Submarine Raised Being Towed to Shore More I. R. A. Deporations Reuter: 40,000 Cattle Killed Reuter: U. S. New Pacific Air Bases On Route to Japan Shell Lubricating Oil From our Own Correspondent: King's Guests Strike Camp Royal Host Joins Sing-Song Bonfire Lit on Balmoral Hills Reuter, Exchange and British United Press: Jean Bugatti Killed in Car Crash Swerve to save Cyclist City Fire Inquest Royal Mail Lines, Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items Social and Personal Buffs Remembrance Service Canterbury Ceremony Tomb Opened under Ancient Trust Body-Snatching Memory London Scottish Reunion To-Day's Services Rate: 3 lines 7s. 6d. and 2s. 6d. a line after No Title Sir Samuel Hoare, the Home Secretary, feeding the… Wedding Mr. Peter J. Thornhill and Miss Castillo 500th Birthday of Eton College Celebrations next… From our Own Correspondent: Deauville Season Large Attendance of British Visitors Princess Marie Louise Music in the Parks Lord Mayo's £27,305 Two Gainsboroughs for Bath Noted Actor Leaves £494 Fair or Fine Good Prospect for the Week-end Rather Warm Sir Stanley Machin Former Chambers of Commerce President Premier's Good Sport King Charles Church John Burnett & Co., Ltd. Sketch C. C. Wakefield & Co. Ltd. State Express 555 Reuter: Advisers to Franco General at Head of State Council Big Air Force Planned From our Own Correspondent: Italian Warning to Poland Review Advises Trust in Germany Reasons why Danzing Must Go British United Press: Danzig's Military Forces A Polish Estimate British United Press: Free City View "Approximately Correct" From our Own Correspondent: Six Dead in Italian Train Crash Brakes Failed to Act By our Military Correspondent: Wage Losses of Reservists War Office Request to Employers 14 Days with No Pay Reuter: Troop Movements by Turkey Bulgaria Reassured British United Press: Reserve Fleet as War Instrument French Tribute From our Own Correspondent: Women Zionists' Talks Reuter: New Anti-British Drive in China Campaign in Press and Schools Leaflets Dropped Embassy's Protest Handing over of Men Unjustified Reuter: Italian Consul and Hong Kong Defence Statements Denied Reuter: "Victory Nearer" Chiang Kai-Shek's Call to China Reuter: Egyptian Premier Offers to Resign King Refuses to Accept Mock Crash "Victim" in Accident Pretence Becomes Fact From a Special Correspondent: Will China Be Divided? Japan May Change her Tactics An Impossible Task Second Atlantic Air Liner off Historic Link One Man Rescues Four from Sea Then Back to Work "Proms" Begin Again Homage for Sir Henry Wood Langham Place "Lion" From our Own Correspondent: Forest of Dean as National Park Camp Site Opened New Trans-Tasman Air Service Latest Empire Link Spain Trip Planned by Dead Canoeist Death from Gunshot From our Own Correspondent: Free Holiday for Children Evacuation Test A Great Shaw Play "Good King Charles's Golden Days" First Production at Malvern The Queen at Black Watch Home Beds from Gifts on Canada Tour An Hour's Visit Legislators to Confer M. P. s Leave for Oslo Strike at Militia Camp May Spread "Joint Action" Move From our Own Correspondent: Lake Coniston Speed Trials Society's Protest More I. R. A. Suspects to Be Expelled Three-Hour Hold-Up on Railway Engine Sheds Tyre Reuter: U. S. To Resume Oil Talks with Mexico Statement by Mr. Welles Imperial Airways India Esso Ethyl Do You Know? Cambridge Awards Studentships at Emmanuel Escsaped Prisoner's Wife Charged Allegations about Keys A. R. P. Measures in Prague New York Holds a Mouse Derby Strict Training for the Winner Princess Alice at Llandudno New Hospital Opened Militia Doctors "Inexperienced" Union's Charge Exchange: Canadian Air Line Pact with U. S Exchange of Services By a Special Correspondent: 2,000 Scientists in Conference British Association Programme A Varied Bill Blood-Donors London Gets its Quota in a Month Saved from the Goodwins Two Vessels Rescued By a Special Correspondent: "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" U. S. Dickensian's Gift To London Complete Data on a Literary Enigma By our Zoo Correspondent: Zoo Mothers Two who Neglect their Duties Reuter: "Old Contemptibles" Land Again Boulogne Anniversary New Plane Parts Factory By a Special Correspondent: Overcrowding as Cause of Rheumatism Fallacies Exposed by Sir L. Hill Due neither to Cold nor Damp Five Religions in Conference In Search of Peace Naval Appointments By Mayfair: Court and Society "Sunday Times" Cross-Word Puzzle No. 763 Hop Pickers to Take their Gas Masks Country Life Wear Pros and Cons of the Bustle By Our Ecclesiastical Correspondent: Bar to Church Efficiency Overlapping by Too Many Committees Drain on Help The Fight against Rheumatism Bradleys Lanolol Shooting the Grouse Keeping Records Wild Fowl Shooting To the Editor, Sunday Times Tolley Wins at Rye Golf New Record Established Yesterday's Sport By a Special Correspondent: Four-Cornered Match Athletics L. A. C. Beat Polytechnic on Last Event Police Good Third Ealing Harrier Wins 3 Track Events Sport's Two Great Seasons Clash Jubilee Bowl Prospects Fencing Ten Good Swordswomen at Polytechnic Keen Contest Likely Railway Athletics Hampshire Title for D. W. Butler Lawn Tennis Gunn's Plucky Effort Not Sufficient Bournemouth Aquatics From our Own Correspondent: Tomahawk Easy Winner Yachting Leads 12-Metres Home at Weymouth Record of the Class Sunbury Amateur Regatta Rowing Locke Should Have Gone to America Golf Unwise at 21 to Settle down as Club Professional Results of Week-End Golf Competitions Golf Balls Strong Challenges to Country Rivals Cricket Yorkshire behind on First Innings—Middlesex Put in Edrich's 465 in Four Innings Worcester Strike a First-Ball Blow Lead Champions by 23 on First Innings Eighteen Wickets Fall at Cheltenham West Indies and Gloucester Batsmen Fail Notts' Third Wicket Partnership Keeton and Hardstaff Put on 97 First-Class Averages Middlesex Have to Struggle Bad Start Retrieved by Edrich and Compton First Class Cricket Score in Detail Kent Amateurs Hit out Chalk and Valentine Put on 215 Big 3rd Partnership Good Start by Essex Nichols and Avery Trouble Derby Somerset in a Quandary Glamorgan's Fast Bowlers Shine Test Selectors' Task To-Day Should Choose Verity and Goddard By Fairway: Holiday Sport Must Be Improved Racing Notes? Racegoers Served up with Poor Fare during August Goodwood Rivals at Nottingham History of Caerleon Traced Back Death of Colorado's Brother: Descendants of Classic Mare From our Racing Correspondent: Puzzler Wins at Windsor Survives Objection in Queen's Handicap By a Special Correspondent: Kane's Bid for Bantam Title Boxing Chances of Dethroning Johnny King Reddington's next Holder of 14 Records for Wembley Swimming Northolt Park Results Bryn Jones in Form Association Football One Man Delays York City's Match Walsh in Form at Derby Polo Falkirk Humble Cup-Holders Scottish Soccer Starts with Surprises Angling Notes Training Reservoir Provides Record Bream Sport on the Continent Polo An International at Le Touquet Greyhound Racing Multiple Display Advertising Items Hotels, Cruises & Tours American Hospitality Multiple Display Advertising Items Swedish Lloyd Line Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Aldermaston Court Estate Seaside Retreats Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items
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