News from 26/05/1929
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C. M. Giveen, Ernest Newman, Alfred Fellows, F. A. Wilson, E. W. Polson Newman Major, Dame Madge Kendal, Algernon Ashton, E. N., Boodleuar, Rt. Hon. T. P. O'connor P. C. M. P, C H. L., Yarborough, Bertram Buxton, Claude Ismay, Prof Hofmeyr, Ralph Straus, Cyril Gaya, Prof. A. S. Eddington, Sterling MacKinlay, A. K. Elworthy, J. M. Bulloch, Sir John Latta, A. B. L., E. V. Lucas, Harold Cox, James Agate, Frank Rutter, I. A. R. Wylie, A. G. Throssell, M. S. L., E. E. Rudd, Rupert Ash, J. Harris Stone, Sydney W. Carroll, Edmund Vestey, Douglas Harrison, Desmond MacCarthy, Philip Morrell, Prof. Henry J. Spooner, H. C. Minchin, Leon Bertrand, Rev F. A. Iremonger, Lord Darling, L. Van Vliet, E. L. Allhusen, C. Eastlake Smith, Dilys Powell, Mrs. Stanley Baldwin, Rt. Hon. Neville Chamberlain, J. M. B., Dotie Sydney, H. F., B. W. Egerton, Rt. Hon. L. S. Amery, Herbert H. Wardle, Hamilton Price, D. P., Margaret H. Glyn, Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill, A. J. Thorogood, R. J. Barrett Financial Editor, John H. Burton, N. A. Leslie,
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Multiple Display Advertising Items Hotel Rembrandt The London Season Multiple Display Advertising Items Trust House Multiple Display Advertising Items Grand Pump Room Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items Marshall & Snelgrove Golden Guinea Central Electricity Board City Chatter Dear Money Scare—Electricity Board Issue—Industrial Points—Investment Hints—Revival in Rhodesians Past Week's Market Features Gilt-Edged Answers to Correspondents Money Market Credit Supplies Scarce American Situation Causes Anxiety Reports & Notices Income-Tax Queries Gresham Trust, Ltd Company Meetings A Satisfactory Year: Dividend 32 per Cent National Omnibus and Transport Co-Operation with the Railways The Stock Exchange Multiple Display Advertising Items The Amalgamated Press, Limited Company Meetings Dividend of 16 per Cent Substantial Allocation to Reserve African and Eastern Trade Corporation, Ltd. Thirty-Ninth Annual Meeting Nitrate Produces' Steamship Company Sir John Latta on the Shipping Industry Russo-Asiatic Scheme Segregation of the Assets To-Day's Issue Central Electricity Board Reuter: American Cotton Wet Weather Reports Cause a Rally Exclusive Cable to the "Sunday Times" Reuter: Rubber Steady Reuter: Wall Street Nervous Erratic Session Pressure against Motor and Copper Stocks Reuter: Produce Markets "Sunday Times" New York Closing Prices From our Own Correspondent: Selling on Curb Oil Shares Lose Early Advances Reuter: New York Metals Lloyds Bank Limited Royal The Financial Times By a British Business Man: The Real Cause and only remedy—for Britain's Unemployment To-Day's Events The Churches The Week's Diary Auction Bridge The Double of a Bid of "Two" Chess Acrostics Broadcasting To-Day's Programmes Mail and Steamship News The Army Insists on "Field Day" Leamington Sunny Southend on Sea Townsend Brothers [Shipping] Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Warings Debenham & Freebody The Dramatic World A Rash Indictment Duke of York's Wednesday, May 22 "Keeps of Youth" A Play. By Arnold Ridley Two Music-Halls Coliseum Palladium Film Notes An Under-Sea Picture Marble Arch Pavilion "Submarine" Maskelyne's Theatre Plays and Players The Drama Revives Centenaries of Two Scientists Thomas Young and Humphry Davy Marvels of Self-Tuition Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jay's Ltd The World of Music New Light on Wagner? Marie Tempest: The Week's Music The Galleries Royal Scottish Academy Mr. Epstein's "Night" Robert Ferrar To the Editor of the Sunday Times By a Special Correspondent: Election Humour Some Examples from past Contests Smart Retorts Waring & Gillow Ltd. The Gramphone Co., Ltd. New Gallery Ernest Benn Limited The Book Society The World of Books The Ghost and the Genius "The Life and Writings of Alexandre Dumas." By H. A. Spurr. (Dent. 7s. 6d.)"Histoire d'une Collaboration." By Gustave Simon. (George Cres. Paris) Peeps at Old Germany "The Old-World Germany of To-day." By Gerald Maxwell. (Methuen. 7s. 6d.) A Journal Speaks "Gibbon's Journal, to January 28,1763." With Introductory Essays by D. M. Low. (Chatto and Windus. 17s. 6d.) The Psychology of Murder "Murder Most Foul." By George A. Birmingham. (Chatto and Windus. 7s. 6d.) "The Agra Double Murder." By Sir Cecil Walsh. (Benn. 7s. 6d.) The past and Future of Socialism "A History of British Socialism." By M. Beer. (Bell. 2 Vols. 15s.) Eveleigh Nash & Grayson Waldman Jarrolds Publishers (London) Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Building the Empire "Stephen Hales, D. D., F. R. S." By A. E. Clark-Kennedy, M. D. (Cambridge University Press. 15s.) "The British Empire Since 1783: Its Political and Economic Development." By A. P. Newton and J. Ewing. (Methuen. 5s.) "Edward Gibbon Wakefield, the Man Himself." By Irma O'Connor. (Selwyn and Blount. 18s.) "The Splendid Adventure: A Review of Empire Relations Within and Without the Commonwealth of Britannic Nations." By W. M. Hughes. (Benn. 21s.) "The Diaries of Marry Countess of Meath." Edited by Her Husband. (Hutchinson. 18s.) John Long, Ltd. New Fiction Abroad and at Home "East South East." By F. V. Morley (Longmans. 7s. 6d.) "The Embezziers." By Valentine Kataev. (Benn. 7s. 6d.) "The Barrier." By F. E. Mills Young. (Lane. 7s. 6d.) "High Brows." By Bruce Marshall. (Jarrolds. 7s. 6d.) "The Old Road." By Mary Crosbie. (Philip Allan. 7s. 6d.) "Eileen of the Trees." By H. De Vere Stacpoole. (Cassell: 7s. 6d.) Multiple Display Advertising Items Anglo-Catholicism "A Century of Anglo-Catholioism." By Herbert Leslie Stewart. (Dent. 10s. 6d.) On the Trail "The Road to Oregon: A Chronicle of the Great Emigrant Trail." By. W. J. Ghent. (Longmans. 21s.) "Lion: African Advantures with the King of Beasts." By Martin Johnson. (Putnam. 21s.) "The Great Horn Spoom." By Eugene Wright. (Cape. 7s. 6d.) Multiple Display Advertising Items Faber & Faber The Wanderer Publishers Announcements are continued on Herbert Jenkins MacMillan & Co., Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items "Bureaucracy" "Administrative Law." By Frederick John Port, Ll. D., with a foreword by the Rt. Hon. Lord Justice Sankey. (Longmans Green. 21s.) The Legacy of William Blake "Vision and Vesture." By Charles Gardner. (Dent. 4s. 6d.) Swinburne and Rossetti "Studies in Strange Souls." By Arthur Symons. (Chas. J. Sawyer. 12s. 6d.) Longmans Two Fishing Books "Sea-Trout Fishing." By R. C. Bridgett. (Herbert Jenkins. 15s.) "An Angler's Paradise." By F. D. Barker. (Faber and Gwyer. 10s. 6d.) Vanished Amphibians "Wild-Fowlers and Poachers: Fifty Years on the East Coast." By Arthur H. Patterson. (Methuen. 15s.) Biography and ÆSthetics "Aspects of Biography." By Andre Maurols. Translated from the French by S. C. Roberts. (Cambridge University Press, 7s. 6d.) A Reference Book on Art "Who's Who in Art." Compiled by the Publishers and Edited by Bernard Dolman. (Art Trade Press, 21s.) A Masterpiece of Fiction "Joseph Andrews." Edited, with Introduction, Bibliographical Note, and an Extensive Commentary, by J. Paul de Castro. (Scholartis Press. 21s.) George Allen & Unwin Ltd. Hilaire Belloc Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Wordsworth: Youth and Age "William Wordsworth: His Life, Works, and Influence." By George McLean Harper. (Murray. 16s.) Books & Writers A Selection for the Library The Splendid Adventure By W. M. Hughes (Benn. 21s.) The Penn Country and the Childrens By Ralph M. Robinson (Thr Bodley Head. 15s.) Edward Gibbon Wakefield. (By Irma O'Connor. (Selwyn and Blonnt 18s.) Beauty on Earth. By C. F. Ramuz (Putnam 7s. 6d.) The Men in Blue "Scotland Yard and the Metropolitan Police." By J. F. Moylan. (Putnam. 7s. 6d.) From our Own Correspondent: Our Paris Letter A Popular Budget Educational Reform Epsom Gipsies and Others To the Editor of the Sunday Times From our Won Correspondent: Irish Free State Shannon Electricity A Visit of Inspection Peter Robinson, Ltd. Hamptons Decorators Furnishers Things Artistic & Antique Spink Multiple Display Advertising Items Modern French Painting Speculations for the Collector Multiple Display Advertising Items Arthur Tooth & Sons, Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items Steinway Voters! The North Mail and Newcastle Daily Chronicle A Word to Women Why They Should Vote Conservative The Prime Minister, The Home Secretary, By an Old Friend: Lord Rosebery An Appreciation His Elusive Personality Sense and Sensibility The North-West Frontier Independent Tribes of the Hills Paris Gowns Daily Telegraph Stoll Picture Theatre Blue Star Line Cruises Pye Radio Receivers A Wanderer's Notebook Chilton and the Crokes Middle Age, Perplexed, A Canadian Women, Traveller, A Lover of Quotations: Letters to the Editor Multiple Display Advertising Items From a Special Correspondent: South African Election Probable Results Interview with Prof. Hofmeyr By Autolycus: "The Town": Men and Intimacies Men, Women, and Memories My Re-Election—Lord Rosebery—"c. B" Chancellor of the Exchequer: Overcrowded London Empty Dominions "Urbanitis" Harrods The British Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd. Anderson, Green & Co. Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items P. & O. Cruises The Sunday Times The Perils of Statement Our Police Reparations Film the Tournament! Polluted Waters Knowledge and Faith Check to Vanity By "Scrutator": Thursday's Great Secret Why the Conservatives Sould Win a Really Brilliant Record "Past Achievement is the Best Criterion of Future Performance" Two Poems The Woman's Vote What Will She Do with It? The "Flapper" "I Am Confident we Shall Win" Premier's Sanguine Forecast to the "Sunday Times" Impressions of his. Tour of Constituencies Last Phases of the Fight The Last round Leading Issues in the Country Labour Hopes Mr. MacDonald's Call to Candidates Wider Insurance Mr. Churchill's Hint Trees of Good Will Graceful British Tribute to China Kew Oaks for Sun Yatsen's Mausoleum Counting the Votes 200 Results on Thursday State of Parties at Dissolution Will They Vote? Royal Electors on the Register Mr. Baldwin Sums up Special Article in the "Daily Telegraph" Sultan of Zanzibar A Month's Sight-Seeing in England By a Special Correspondent: Mr. Epstein's Reply to his Critics "Man in the Street is a Fool" Meaning of "Night" Sculptor Explains his Work Thanksgiving for King's Recovery Room for 4,000 at Abbey Lord Birkenhead's Pension To Be Surrendered in Three Months Contents By our Political Correspondent: Political Notes Thursday's Issue Mr. Baldwin's Faith Barcelona "Revolt" Spanish Explanation of the Rumour From our Own Correspondent: Paris Deadlock Reparation Experts at a Standstill British Firmness From our Own Correspondent: Feeling in Berlin Hope that Allies Will Give Way From our Own Correspondent: King Alexander Yugo-Slav Crisis Approaching Reuter: New Zealand's Naval Strength Mappin & Webb Ltd. By a Special Representative: King Praises the Police Extra Leave to Mark Centenary Prince's Review Veteran's Memories of Top-Hat Days From our Special Correspondent: Sussex Downs Mystery Wolfhounders Search for Banker Foul Play Theory Passport Found Downs Search to Be Intensified Reuter: Hagen Rather Tired Why He Could Not Meet Compston Reuter: Evangeline Booth Seriously Hurt in Motor Smash The King Praises the Police The Palace of Westminster, to sit in which is the aim and hope of all the 1,738 candidates next Thursday. Only 615 of them will realise their ambition From our Own Correspondent: King Amanullah Expected to Reach Bombay To-Day Late News From our Own Correspondent: Wireless Conference Joint Discussions in Many Towns Lake Mystery Man Police now Hopeful of a Solution Joys for Territorials Woolwich Ferry Collision From our Own Correspondent, Reuter: Week in the Air Fine Performance by Civilians Imperial and Foreign Items From our Own Correspondent: Duke's Son Shot Deferred Love Match Drama 50,000 Records Ablaze Floor of Music Shop Blows up From our Own Correspondent: Terrorism of the Ogpu Executions as Warnings Noblemen's Fate British United Press: Mussolini and the Pope Return to the Attack Reuter: Lateran Treaty Ratified Armstrong Siddeley Bare-Legged Tennis Wimbledon Denial of Reported Ban No Decision yet From our Own Correspondent: Canvas Ballroom Parquet Floor for 500 Couples Court Circular Weddings Browning & a Poem "The Lost Leader" How Poet's Intentions were Revealed Houses and Lands Country and Seaside Residences Drapers' School Tribute of Silence to Lord Rosebery An Aeroplane Blessed A New "Talkie" Venture American Memorial Day Queen Mary's Birthday To-Day's Celebrations at Windsor A Family Party Royal Garden Party Probably at the End of July No Tax on Godiva Jersey's Record Crop Welsh Opera in London 40 Years' Lifeboat Service Captain Malcolm Campbell £485,000 Estate of Colliery Chief Library Bequeathed to Cambridge Gifts to Employes From our Own Correspondent: Stag Hunt Protest Master's Reply to R. S. P. C. A. Plea Nearing £400,000 Thank-Offering Fund Total Cinema's Wonder Organ Hymn that Has Helped Young Prize-Winners Broadcast By our Meteorological Expert: Fair and Warm Bright Outlook for Week-End Occasional Showers in the West By our Zoo Correspondent: An Orgy of Buns Amiable and Appetising Days at the Zoo News in Brief Painting for Australia Chestnut Sunday Negliges, Rest Gowns Pyjamas & Beach Gowns Harvey Nichols & Co. Ltd. "Milk of Magnesia" Cerebos Salt Multiple Display Advertising Items Mafair: Court and Society For the Races Cross-Word Puzzle No. 230 By Pandora: A Woman's Corner Country Joys Congratulations! Magasins du Louvre (Paris and London) Ltd. Belgium Lea & Perrins' Sauce Multiple Display Advertising Items From our Own Correspondent: The Universities Eights Weeks at Oxford Election Prospects From our Own Correspondent: Cambridge Keen Anticipation of May Week From our Own Correspondent: London Sir Gregory Foster Resigns Mother Gives Life for her Child Killed in Effort to save Girl Outing's Tragic End Royal Tournament A Fine Display at Olympia Days of Joy at Arundel Coming of Age of Duke of Norfolk Bonfire, Banquets and Fetes at Castle Express Train's Record Express Train Mishap Lord Rosebery's Funeral The Duke Represents the King Scotland in Mourning From our Own Correspondent: Journey's End Remains Laid to Rest in Dalmeny Church From our Own Correspondent: Service at Epsom Church of Many Family Memories Drowned in Underground Tank Election Forecast Daily Sketch Austin Reed's John Harvey & Sons, Ltd. How the Poor Live A Slumland Tragedy Menace to Health and Morals Auctions and Estates Attractive Scottish Residence King's College Centenary Celebration Arrangements House of Commons, TUESDAY.—Lord John Russell presented a petition From our Own Correspondent: Mussolini's Obelisk In Commemoration of Fascismo 450 Tons of Marble By a Special Correspondent: Empire Sunday Churches' Rolls of Overseas Members From our Own Correspondent: Town and Gown School's Help for Borough Council The Infants' Hospital Yacht's Wireless By our Air Correspondent: Women Pilots in Air Race Round-Britain Dash of Many Thrills King's Cup Entries Quest of Markets Theme for Advertising Convention Two Centenarians Birthday Cake with 102 Candles Diet Pratts Aix-Les-Bains Ostend The Kursaal at Ostend D. M. Cooper, Ltd. J. Roussel Urodonal Points Made by Speakers New Education Bill Foreshadowed No Rash Pledges Two Pledges Mr. Lloyd George's Reply to Labour Leader From our Own Correspondent: A Pact against Motor Duties Sir Herbert Austin's Belief The Labour Attitude "Why I Resigned" Dr. Addison's Reply to Mr. Lloyd George May Vote Twice But Not in the Same Constituency Catholic Schools Archbishop's Plea for "Simple Justice" £1,738,000 for the Miners Government's Loyal Co-Operation One More Year From our Own Correspondent: 30 Miles by Sea to Vote Scattered Divisions of Scotland Most Costly Election Earl Howe's Appeal to Motorists 28,000,000 Voters Women in Majority of 1,500,000 Japshan Heal's New 'Hairspring' Mattress Multiple Display Advertising Items Reckitt and Sons Ltd. Coining Moulds in Oven Police Finds at East End House 5 People Remanded Stopped Wedding Unsuspecting Friends Throw Confetti "Born Lucky" Westcliff Man's Fortune in Baltic Sweep Reuter: Wrestling Wrangler Noted Student-Athlete for Oxford Brilliant Horse Show Entries French Industrialists' Visit Death after Polo Tragic End of Peer's Brother Notable Hurlingham-Ranelagh Player From our Own Correspondent: Modern French Art Big Prices Fetched at Paris Sale From our Own Correspondent: Big Film Novelty Three-Dimensional Pictures The Nile Waters Cairo Protest against Agreement A Master of Colour Spanish Artist to Hold London Exhibition New Fashions for Ascot Peter Robinson, Ltd. 'Celanse' Men's Wear Shoolbreds Gooch's (1928) Ltd. From our Own Correspondent: Drink Privilege of Diplomats Sir Esme Howard Ready to Surrender It "Personal View" Reuter: Mr. Ford's Resolve Prohibition in All his Foreign Plants Yesterday's Music Miss Menges and Mr. H. Samuel Reuter: Fire in a Liner Trapped Men Leap from Protholes From our Own Correspondent: Outside the Vatican City Pope's First Step Thursday's Ceremony From our Own Correspondent: Bishop's Midnight Visitor Scared by Fox Terrier Woman Golfer Fined Car Crash on Way to Championship New Electric Links Contracts for £8,500,000 Placed Whipsnade Games Modern Counterpart of Old Rural Festivities British Motor Cars Golf German Open Begins Strong American Entry The Bar Tournament E. A. Hawke Wins at Rye Fencing Inter-Services Epee Championship Royal Air Force Win Rowing Relay Sculling Race Greyhound Racing A Century for the Bar Lawn Tennis Miss Nuthall a Wimbledon "Hope" Fine Win over Miss Ryan From our Own Correspondent: Light Blues Win Amsterdam Again Lose to Cambridge Japan Loses Doubles Athletics Triangular Control Oxford Win French Hard-Courts Championship Tilden Beaten in Doubles From our Own Correspondent: Polo Thrills at Hurlingham Old Etonians Beat the Pirates Roehampton Play Pilgrims Win Whitney Cup Buenos Aires Cup Won at Ranelagh Swimming St. Paul's School Beat Guy's Public Schools Cricket Fine Bowling for Harrow Excitement at Rugby Marlborough Beat Authentics Club Cricket Beckenham Foiled Heavy Scoring at Dulwich Billiards British Legion Championship Final Surrey's Colts Fail Ducat Stands Alone Champions Strongly Placed Glamorgan Well Placed Warwick Fail against Bates and Mercer Striking Contrasts in County Cricket Cheap Wickets and Centuries Tourists Find Conditions to their Liking By our Own Correspondent: Whysall and Payton Save Notts from Collapse at Lord's Kent Leading Twenty-Two Wickets Fall at Gravesend Leicester Recover Root, of Worcester Attack, Alone Troublesome Storer Saves Derby Brilliant Century Gilligan's Fielding Lapse A Dipper Hundred Gloucestershire Doing Well against Hampshire South Africans' Averages First-Class Matches Rifle Shooting The Averages Two Centuries South Africans Slow but Sure at Sheffield Wisden Castrol Motor Oil An Irish Holiday Austin Cars Great Stuff this Bass Motor Matters Unjust Charges of Vandalism Cross-Roads Robots Reuter's Special Service: Baseball in America By "Fairway": Racing Notes Will the Derby Provide a Surprise? Effect of the Hard Going Anxious Days for Trainers By our Racing Correspondent: Glastonbury Fails Yesterday's Racing Red Rose Stakes Won by Le Phare Lodge Sparking Plug Multiple Display Advertising Items Shell Riley The Pyrene Company Ltd. From our Yachting Correspondent: Yachting Royal Harwich Regatta Big Boat Season Opens Shamrock's Success Royal Harwich Yacht Club's Regatta From our Own Correspondent: Southend Week Close Finish in Opening Event Poor Sailing Conditions From our Own Correspondent: Oxford Summer Eights Keen Racing Brasenose at the Head Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd. 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