News from 07/01/1940
1940; Gale Group;
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Jeanne De Casalis, Hector Duff, G. H. T. Freeman, Sir F. Benson, W. R. Collinson, T. W. Hill, Hubert Fitchew, Edward Haselden, Sir Charles Petrie, H. Spencer Jones, Yarborough, Rankeillour, Chris Bale, Ralph Straus, Mr. Stanley Praised, Peter Lawless "Sunday Times" Correspondent with the R. A. F., C. Mentasti, Eric Newton, Norman Crump City Editor, James Agate, J. H. Brantom, Denis Johnston, Diarist, W. A. Chapman, D. R. Gent, Desmond MacCarthy, Signor Mussolini, Atticus, Douglas Williams "Sunday Times" Correspondent with the R. A. F., C. O. Head Lieut-Col, Susan Ertz, M. Briand, Edward Shanks, Dilys Powell, G. M. Young, Muriel Hamilton-Scott, H. Pearl Adam, A. W. Galitzky, J. W. Goodison Assistant Director, H. F., Sir John Anderson, Pandora, Berta De Bunsen, Mankato, Bishop Hensley Henson, Hilaire Belloc,
ResumoMultiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Marshall & Snelgrove Gilt-Edged Rise and Loan Prospects The Week's Markets City Office: 52, Wool Exchange, E. C. 2. Telephone: MetroPolitan 3720 Reuter: Quiet Session in Wall Street Irregular Close From the "Sunday Times" New York Correspondent, Reuters: New York Closing Prices, with Changes Amsterdam Prices Brevities Produce Markets Money Market Chess Bridge Exchange: French Pavilion at Rome Exhibition A Permanent Building Guaranty Trust Company of New York Number 3 Extra Quality Virginia Acrostics Sir Frank Benson Their Face is their Fortune "The Golden Cuckoo" Duches Tuesday, January 2 A Comedy By Denis Johnston "The Bare Idea" English Ballet The Week's Music New "Seasons" Ballet German Cross-Word Puzzle No. 2 Broadcasting To-Day Our attention has been called to this subject by a letter from an old Westminister scholar Planning a Sane World in War-Time The New World Order. By H. G. Wells. (Secker and Warburg. 6s.) Do You Know ? Hamish Hamilton Argosy Faber Putnam Franz Von Papen Tennyson The Age of Tennyson. By G. M. Young (Warton Lecture, British Academy). (Milford. 1s. 6d.) The Story of Jesus Political Studies Pages from the Past. By H. A. L. Fisher, Warden of New College, Oxford. (Clarendon Press. 10s.) Ward, Lock Shakespearean Wanderings A Wanderer with Shakespeare. By Russell Thorndike. (Rich and Cowan. 15s.) Jarrolds London Stella Gibbons Simenon Collins Wright & Brown. Ltd. Mills & Boon Behind the Scenes in New Novels Luke's Cirucs. By Ruth Manning-Sanders. (Collins. 8s. 6d.) Self-Portrait. By Gilbert Frankau, (Hutchinson. 10s. 6d.) War and Soldier. By Ashihei Hino. (Putnam. 8s. 6d.) The inheritors. By Harley William. (Rich and Cowan. 8s. 6d.) The Boon Companions. By Hugh McGraw. (Helnemann. 8s. 6d.) Citizen of Westminster. By Joan Morgan. (Chapman and Hall. 8s. 3d.) No Title Hutchinson Book Tokens Hitler Speaks A. Remarkable Story The Painter and the Lady. By Wiilliam J. Blake, (Cassell. 9s. 6d.) Lighting Flash. By Margaret O'Leary. (Cape. 7s. 6d.) The Circle in the Water. By Marjorie Bowen. (Hutchinson. 7s. 6d.) Plumed Assegal. By Jane England. (Bles. 7s. 6d.) Multiple Display Advertising Items Harvey Nichols Sunset and Sunrise Air Raids in 1914-18 Roubiliac's Bust of Handel "All Gas and Gaiters" "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow" Napoleon and Wellington A Butter Substitute Turkish Earthquake in 1901 Twenty-four Hour Time Which Was First ? An Episode of 1800 Readers' Queries From our Paris Correspondent: France and Finland From our Rome Correspondent: Training Fascist Leaders From our Irish Correspondent: Lawlessness in Eire Men, Women and Memories By Autolycus: The Town Diarist: Chronicle of the War Austin Reed Ltd. Derry & Toms The Sunday Times The Changes in the Ministry Rationing To-Morrow Never Too Late to Mend By Scrutator: Our Debt to the Finns Valiant Defence Moves the World Germany and the League Life of Sir Austen Chamberlain-VII Man and Time A Wanderer's Note-Book The Religion of Humanity Mr. Hore-Belisha to Explain Expected Statement on Resignation When House Reassembles Causes within the Army By our Political Correspondent: Secret Well Kept May Soon Return to Government "No Thought but of Winning War" Minister's Farewell From our Own Correspondent: Paris Surprise Mr. Stanley Praised Paris, Saturday Air Command in France One C.-In-C. For R. A. F. Suggested The Army and its Air Arm I. R. A. Fire at Soldiers Get through Patrol German Comment on War Office Move "Warmongers Remain" From our Own Correspondent: Count Csaky in Italy Russian Menace Discussed "Understanding on All Points" 16 Red Warplanes Brought down One Pilot Bags Six Reuter: Cross-Word Puzzle Book 3 Dead in Bomber Crash Special Features on Other Pafes From our Special Correspondent: Red Army Gives up Assault Big Moves Unlikely before Spring Terrible Plight of Prisoners Helsinki, Saturday By our Special Representative: Peril of Slackness in Civil Defence Minister's Warning: Stricter Black-Out Enforcement From our Own Correspondent: Naval Battle in North Sea Norwegian Reports Bradleys Sale Reuter: U. S. Liner to Be Searched At Gibraltar Rations Begin to-Morrow Sugar, Bacon, and Butter Register for Meat Closes Trawler Towed Home Stern First North Sea Collision Distrust of the Mark Germany From Within Goods Better than Paper Money Soldier's Death in Camp Blaze The London Scottish B. E. F. And War Office Change Great Surprise at Resignation Reuter: Patrol Activity on Western Front German Raiders Routed From our Own Correspondent: French Chamber to Meet this Week Censorship Debate Paris, Saturday Reuter: Food Shortage in Red Army Prisoners Tell of Privations Unions Will Assist Government But Will Guard Rights Late News From our Own Correspondent: King Carol in Bessarabia "No Enemy Will Set Foot on our Soil" British United Press: Second Draft of Indians Arrival in France Reuter: Battle Dress in Blue for R. A. F. Ground Crews First Hints on War-Time Spending and Saving From our Own Correspondent: 200,000 Swiss Stand to Arms Threefold Barrier to Aggression Reuter: Dutch Warning to Invaders "Utmost Resistance" The Hague, Saturday By Our Political Correspondent: Britain's Case in the War Ministers' Campaign in Country Premier at the Mansion House Multiple Display Advertising Items PRUnIER Multiple Display Advertising Items Social and Personal Princesses' Company of Guides Parade at Windsor Eton Tuckshop Has Closed After 200 Years Welfare of Troops at Home Area Officers Rev. H. Proctor Trees from Canada Sir F. Benson Tribute Royal Epiphany Gifts To-Day's Services Book Fund Overseas Gifts from East and West Accountant Leaves £176,500 Bequests to Charities Etchers and Engravers Mrs. Gilpin Goes Shopping January Joys War-Time Recipes "Daily Sketch" War Relief Fund Debenham & Freebody Woollands H. J. Nicoll & Co. Ltd. From our Own Correspondent: Red Spy Threat in Sweden Workers in Conflict with Communists Reuter: Swedish Protest to Soviet Held up Result of "Free Day" From our Own Correspondent: 1,000 Czecho-Slovak Arrests Ex-Officers of Army Reuter: M. Daladier Holds New Conference Technicians Present Navy Men Deal with Washed-Up Mines Task in Black-Out Plane Rescued from Congo 10 Months' Effort for Release Mine Explodes in Trawl Net Crew's Ordeal Reuter: British Airman Buried in Belgium Comrades at Funeral British United Press: Norway to Protect her Fishing Fleet Special Squadron Haugesund (Norway), Saturday Another R. A. F. Success Items from Home & Abroad From our Own Correspondent: Germany's Real Aims "Not Scandinavia but Balkans" Estonian Steamer Bombed Crew Machine-Gunned Lord Halifax and R. A. F. Dickins & Jones Finley & Baber 'Milk of Magnesia' Good News to Those who Have Wished for Way to Whiten Palm Court Hotel Wake up your Liver Bile The Missions to Seamen By a Special Correspondent: Building Trade at Standstill National Danger in case of Raids Yesterday's Weddings Captain Evan Nepean and… Centenary of Penny Post Celebration in London By a Special Correspondent: More Volunteers than in 1914 Smooth Working of the New Army From our Own Correspondent: Record Price for Sugar Beet Satisfactory Season From our Own Correspondent: Plenty of Coffee in France Increase from Colonies Reuter: 82,542 Germans in Italy Will Stay Election Result New Year "Messiah" Coming Rush of British Films Studios Get Busy for the New Year Harrods Ltd England-Australia Flyer Dead Taught Amy Johnson By a Czech Correspondent: Czech Call-Up this Month Mobilisation Plans In Britain Something will turn up 'Sanatogen' Nerve-Tonic Food The Ministry of Food Yeomentry out Mighty Guns Half-A-Ton Hurled Eight Miles From a Special Correspondent: Holidays on South Coast Boom Season Expected From our Own Correspondent: Took "Matric" at 60 Alderman who Tested Scholars' Tests From our Own Correspondent: Mussolini's Gift to Children All in Need Benefit Forgot Rifle was Loaded Guard Room Accident Railway Officials Held up Robbery outside Bank No More Kilts till after War M. P. Criticises War Office Decision By a Special Correspondent: Important Finds in Ancient Library Sion College Survey Frightened by a Mouse Broke Black-Out Rules Girl of Six Saved Family Gave 3 A. M. Fire Alarm Do You Know ? Hampton & Sons Ltd. Burberrys Sale Frederick Gorringe British Art Unites Burlington House Exhibition "Sunday Times" Cross-Word Puzzle No. 784 From our Own Correspondent: University of London Emergency Powers Eire Police Seek Terrorists Government Acts Under New Powers Tacoma Internment Significant "Nazi Hopes Dashed" Journalist's Death Woman Driver in Black-Out Car Tragedy By our Zoo Correspondent: Strange Cage-Mates Oddly Assorted Couples at the Zoo Reuter: Italian Naval Trawlers Small Breeders and Bonuses Table Tennis World Champion Takes Metropolitan Title Welsh Champion Beaten Hockey Gooch's Winter Sale of Furs Reuter's Special: Bradman O! Bowled First Ball by Queenslander Frank Close Wins Surrey Race Team Honours Shared by Mitcham and Belgrave Great Week Lost to Rugby Forward: Backs Win Game for Cardiff By a Special Correspondent: To-Morrow's Boxing Welter Weights at Stadium Club Reading's Late Goal Decides Amateur Features Dulwich Hamlet Break a Bad Spell Snooker Multiple Classified Advertising Items Knight, Frank & Rutley Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times
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