News from 13/07/1930
1930; Gale Group;
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Ernest Newman, Alfred Fellows, H. M. Abrahams, Charles Northen, W. J. Cowper, C. Stewart Caine Editor, Buenos Ayres, John Pratt, Yarborough, Sybil B. Reid, W. J. Andrew, Autolycus, Ralph Straus, R. Dick, J. M. Bulloch, B., E. V. Lucas, George Glasgow, Laurie Magnus, James Agate, Frank Rutter, Erroll Sherson, A. Bingham Crabbe, A. R. Cross, Sydney W. Carroll, Desmond MacCarthy, Philip Morrell, Atticus, Mayfair, J. M. B, George H. Pavlovsky, Frank Lemmon, Leon Bertrand, M. Pollock Smith, L. Van Vliet, Crawfurd Price, Eric Partridge, Dilys Powell, S., John Brophy, Sir Reginald Mitchell Banks, H. F., Pandora, W. Castle Railton, Negley Farson, D. P., G. Blessett, H. V. T., Justice-Hill, Geo. Bulbeck (Capt), Lancelot Sanderson, N. P. G. Millener, E. F. Benson, R. J. Barrett Financial Editor, Harry Foster, Harold Cox,
ResumoSt. Ivel Trocadero Multiple Display Advertising Items Lucullus White Hall Residential Hotels, Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items Pump House Hotel Milestone Multiple Display Advertising Items The Spa Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items 3 good hotels Boxton Hydro Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items Marshall & Snelgrove Clubland London Non-Stop Edinburgh Route Lloyds Bank Limited "The Financial Times, Ltd." City Chatter "Cheerfully Idle"—Safeguarding Industry—Investments Hints—Tin Uncertainties—Rubbers Weaker Past Week's Market Features Answers to Correspondents Money Market Effect of Repaying the Bank Reports & Notices Income-Tax Queries P&O Cruises Multiple Display Advertising Items The Amalgamated Dental Company Company Meetings Production of High-Grade Materials Sunday Times Table Water Fusion Schweppes' New Interest Control of Kia-Ora Sought From our Own Correspondent: Jute Crop Prospects Higher Yield per Acre Anticipated Reuter: Rubber Fluctuates New Low Level Touched Yesterday April's Railway Traffic More Passengers but Less Goods Mail and Steamship News Reuter: Trading Continues Quiet Wall Street Steady Strong Tendency at the Close Reuter: Cotton Inactive Confirmation of Rain Forecast Awaited Exclusive Cable to the "Sunday Times" "Sunday Times" New York Closing Prices From our Own Correspondent: Oils in Request on the Curb Utilities & Industrials Improve Exchange Telegraph: Dividend Reduced Trans-America Company's Prospects Reuter: Produce Markets Reuter: New York Metals New York, Saturday Broadcasting To-Day's Programmes Foreign Features Chess To-Morrow's Cause List Judicial Committee of the Privy Council Probak Blade Harrods Ltd 'Arandora Star' Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Dramatic World A Counsel of Perfection "The Importance of Being Earnest" Revival of Oscar Wilde's Comedy Film Notes "In Gay Madrid" Plays and Players This Week's Premieres Auction Bridge Chances Missed in Play Debenham & Freebody Columbia Hamptons Multiple Display Advertising Items The World of Music John Christian Bach The Week's Music The Galleries Barbizon House Exhibition Living British Artists Hiawatha's Wedding Feast Electrolux Ltd Ernest Benn Limited Harrap The World of Books And Did You once See Shelley Plain? "The Friend of Shelley: A Memoir of Edward John Trelawny." By H. J. Massingham. (Cobden Sanderson. 21s.) A Vindication of Machiavelli "Machiavelli." Translated from the Italian of Ettore Janni by Marion Enthoven (Harrap. 12s. 6d.) New Fiction A Scottish Tale "Keith of Kinnellan." By Agnes Muir MacKenzie. (Constable. 7s. 6d.) "Mr. Buffum." By Hugh de Selincourt. (Ward, Lock. 7s. 6d.) "The Wooden Woman." By Alexcander Townsend. (Heinemann. 7s. 6d.) "Down to the Sea." By Alexis MacAndrew. (Murray. 7s. 6d.) "The Link." By Philip MacDonald. (Collins. 7s. 6d.) "White Face." By Edgar Wallace. (Hodder and Stoughton. 7s. 6d.) The Romance of the Great Deeps "The Atlantic." By Stanley Rogers. (Harrap. 7s. 6d.) Eveleigh Nash & Grayson Ward, Lock & Co. Hutchinson Multiple Display Advertising Items Philip Allan How Environment Acts "Bengal Lancer." By F. Yeats-Brown. (Gollancz. 9s.) "The Life of Michael Kelly, Musician, Actor, and Bon Viveur, 1762-1826." By S. M. Ellis. (Gollancz. 25s.) "To Return to All That: An Autobiography." By Alfred Perceval Graves. (Cape. 7s. 6d.) "Personalties and Powers." By Knut Hagberg. (Lane. 12s. 6d.) Multiple Display Advertising Items Art in England "Art in England: 1821-1837." By W. T. Whitley. (Cambridge University Press. 25s.) "English Medieval Enamels." By M. Chamot. (Benn. 7s. 6d.) "The Interrelation of the Fine Arts in England in the Early Middle Ages." By M. Dickens Whinney. (Benn. 7s. 6d.) A Founder of our Freedom "Simon de Montfort, Earl if Leicester, 1208-1265." By Charles Bemont, . Translated by E. F. Jacob. (Clarendon Press. 15s.) Hodder & Stoughton Multiple Display Advertising Items Prince Andrew's Apologia "Fowards Disaster: The Greek Army in Asin Minor in 1921." By Prince Andrew of Greece. (Murrary, 15s.) Two Books on Russia "Agricultural Russia on the Eve of Revolution." By George H. Pavlovsky. (Routledge. 15s.) "Seeing Red." By Negley Farson. (Eyre and Spottiswoode. 15s.) F. Warne & Co. Ltd. The English Novel "The English Novel from the Earliest Days to the Death of Joseph Conrad." By Ford Madox Ford. (Constable. 5s.) A Good Holiday Book "H. M. I.'s Notebook." By E. M. Sneyd-Kynnersley. (The Bodley Head. 7s. 6d.) New York Types "Color of a Great City." By Theodore Dreiser. (Constable. 10s.) Cobden-Sanderson Books & Writers A Selection for the Library To Return to All that By A. P. Graves. (Cape. 7s. 6d. Bengal Lancer By F. Yeats-Brown. (Gollnncz. 9s.) Color of a Great City. By Theodore Dreiser. (Constable. 10s.) The Price of Victory By J. D. Strange. (Lane. 7s. 6d.) Village Life "The Village Book." By Henry Williamson. (Cape. 7s. 6d.) Compton Mackenzie April Fools Herbert Jenkins, Ltd. Jarrolds Publishers (London) Limited The Power and Secret of the Jesuits Multiple Display Advertising Items Germany Revisited Thirty Years after The New Generation From our Own Correspondent: Irish Free State Empire Free Trade Senate's Debate Acrostics Double Acrostic No. 1,329 From our Own Correspondent: Our Paris Letter M. Tardieu's Warning Cinema v. Theatre The Book Society Chapman & Hall, Ltd. The Edwardians George Allen & Unwin Ltd John Lane the Bodley Head Ltd Methuen & Co., Ltd. A Wanderer's Notebook Lincolnshire and its Antiquaries American Tribute to Our Police A Sussex Trackway "British Empire" Foreign Competition in the Steel Trade Empire Trade Coal Mines Bill Burgess Hill, Sussex Soldiers' Songs Sussex "Yard of Ale" "Time With Time is Knit" Miss Ellen Ternan Eton v. Harrow Cricket Peregrines and Pigeons Flag Days Wolsey's Grave Readers' Queries The number of readers' queries that reach us is now so great that a small proportion only can be published, and we endeavour therefore, to make a selection of those of most general interest The Crystal Palace Malvern Water Multiple Display Advertising Items By "A Student of Politics": The Week at Westminster Wednesday's Division Mr. Lloyd George's Tactics Atticus: Men, Women, and Memories Royal Elocution—Sir Joseph Ward—Mr. Rockefeller and Sir George Young—Conan Doyle Autolycus: "The Town": Men and Intimacies Empire Trade a Valuable Analysis Possibilities and Limitations The Cancer Hospital Chloride Storage Batteries Multiple Display Advertising Items Cartier Ltd. Time and Tide the Review with Independent Views Sunday Times North Norfolk To save the Steel Trade The Young Offender Musical Copyright St. Swithun Leeds—And Lord's Our Lazy Poets The Future of India Stand by the Simon Report Facts v. Slogans The Viceroy's Declaration Sunday Law Carolean Survivals Theatre Slump is the Drama Declining? Menace of the Talkies Party Truce on India in Jeopardy Opposition Challenge to Change Revealed by Viceroy Authority of Parliament Only Government Representatives at Round-Table Conference By a Special Correspondent: A Transformed Situation Concern of the Opposition From our Own Correspondent: "Loophole of Escape" Moderate View of Viceroy's Speech Look Ahead Premier's Advice to Extremists Economy Path to Prosperity New Manifesto to Be Issued The Bankers' Views Contested Fiscal Policy Suggested Meetings in the City Reuter: Government Defeat at Simla Vote against Report The King Official Dinners at the Palace Contents Grim Test Battle England's Effort to save Follow-On Was Hobbs out? London Australian's £1,000 for Bradman "As we were" A Victorian Peepshow Bradman's Thanks Hopes to Meet his Benefactor Sir Thomas Lipton By our Political Correspondent: Political Notes Mr. Lloyd George's Petard Lord Birkenhead and India "Left behind Dying" Australian Flyer's Fate Pilot's Statement From our Own Correspondent: Father's Right to Kill U. S. Murder Problem Reuter: Tram Runs into River 60 Passengers Drowned Ludendorff's Choice Mr. Churchill on Last German Offensive Peter Robinson Ltd. Eton's Forty First Win Harrow Defeated by Eight Wickets Atkinson-Clark's Fine Innings Deadly Bowling by Pelham By our Social Correspondent: A Festival of Youth Brilliant Gathering Missing Vice-Consul Was Mr. R. A. Lee Kidnapped? Imperial and Foreign Items Exchange: Air Crash in the Alps Mystery Machine Anti-Fascist "Bombs" Dropped on Milan Lord Hunsdon's Reply No Surrender to Critics Late News A Bit of Old England New Lights of London Automatic Traffic Control Tests at Ludgate Circus Britain and the Schneider Trophy Air Ministry's Attitude Lady Katharine Hamilton Royal Show Record 100 Dead in U. S. Heat Wave From our Own Correspondent: American Wheat Prices Lowest in 17 Years The F. F. B. And the Farmers Cambridge Ban on Cars Drastic Step by Six Colleges From our Own Correspondent: U. S. And the Naval Treaty Early Ratification Doubts Russian Debts to Britain Statement in House To-Morrow British Experts for Conference Exchange: American Open Golf Championship "Bobby" Jones Again Triumphs Vote Defended Sir Wm. Edge's Support for Labour Never Seen an Escalator Londoner's Fears Told at Inquest N. U. R. President Mr. Snowden on a "Conspiracy" Mr. Lloyd George Attacked "Tories Hidden in Cellars" Reuter: The Chinese Civil War Foreigners Leave Shasi Anglo-Persian Oil Co. Ltd. Glasgow Riot Last Night Police Baton Charges Many Arrests and Injured Women Hurl Missiles Prince Flies to Police Sports Blue Monoplane Court Circular Sir George Watson Funerals The Rev. J. H. Greaves Requiem Mass From our Own Correspondent: Famous School's Social Work Roedean Builds a Seaside Cottage Sunshine and Health for London Children By our Zoo Correspondent: New Chimpanzee for Zoo Bo-Bo a Mate for Jack Princess in Cornwall Music in the Parks Albert Hall Pageant Albert Hall Pageant A Party at Lord's A Party at Lord's Stamp Duties on Honours New Peers Excused Payment £384 Robes for Lord Sankey Prince and Princess Takamatsu Departure for Paris Doctor's Wedding Bride's Gown of Tulle with Pearls Old Soldiers' Day Charing Cross Bridge Bust of Benefactor Queen Mary's School 46 Years in Port of London £500,000 Estate and No Will A Timber Merchant's Fortune Cherry Trees instead of Gravestone Rural Beauties Cambridge Blue's Success Children's Day League of Mercy By our Meteorological Expert: Cool and Rather Unsettled Local Showers on East Coast Stormy Northerly Winds By the Marques of Donegall: News in Brief Canon Alexander's Portrait Famous Inn Closed New Scottish Appointments Dickins & Jones, Ltd. Elizabeth Arden Woollands Bros., Ltd., Canadian Pacific Court and Society Cross-Word Puzzle No. 289 Seen on the Stage Pandora: A Woman's Corner By the Sea Nursing Homes Multiple Display Advertising Items Robinson & Cleaver Ltd. From our Own Correspondent: India's "Fight for Freedom" Views of Dr. Tagore "I Am Proud of my People" From our Own Correspondent: Paralysis of Trade Bankers Alarmed Cost of Conference Britain's Share Put at £35,000 "Conscience Money" for the L. C. C By a Special Correspondent: Secret Tests at R. A. F. Base Two Monoplanes on Trial World's Fastest Aircraft 380 Miles per Hour May Be Reached "Knowing Men" in Court Ban Removed Depressed by War Ex-Officer's Suicide from Train Exchange: Sir Joseph Robinson Cape Town, Saturday Magistrate and Counsel Both Apologise after Hasty Words Stockbroker Quotes G. B. S. From our Own Correspondent: Search for Lost Bathers Acetylene Lamps All Night The Queen to Visit Garden Suburb Hall Named after Ambassador From our Own Correspondent: Brighter Sport A Few "Hints" from Harrow By a Special Representative: The Midnight Revue Brilliant Scene at the Pavilion Society Leaders on the Stage £11,000 Realised for Prince's Fund The King's Will.—His Majesty has left the whole of his property to the Crown after his debts have been paid Multiple Display Advertising Items Allen & Hanburys Ltd. "Generals Die in Bed" The Author Replies to Criticism Looting at Arras To the Editor of the Sunday Times Reuter: St. Malo Road Smash Final Compensation Awards By a Special Correspondent: The Drunkard of Old Novel "Cure" from 17th Century Ms "Braynes of Swallowes" British Museum's New Treasures Secret Channel Crossing Prison for Deported Merchant Cotton Cloud Sequel to Eight-Loom Experiment Central News: The King of Spain at Ostend The Prime Minister and Unemployment No Dominion Authority for Protection Propaganda "Melancholy Condition of India" The Vote of Censure Conservative Whip's Statement Mr. Churchill's Pledge Continued Support for Leader Markets Run by Farmers Labour Policy "A Shibboleth" From our Own Correspondent: Soviet Threat to U. S. A. Fewer Purchases Reply to Boston Ban "Systematic Chicane" Flames and Fumes Firemen in Danger Zone Auctions and Estates A Mansion House Built in 1788 From our Own Correspondent: Windsor Rose Show Exhibits of High Quality The King's Cup Elves of an Aged Oak Artist's Curious Work Building Cool Houses From our Own Correspondent: M. Tardieu and his Enemies Storms Ahead in the Chamber Solid Opposition A Radical-Socialist Alliance From our Own Correspondent: Speech Day at Uppingham Mr. Justice Acton's View of Youth Gas Oven Mystery Rescued Man Accused of Housebreaking One-Woman "Show" Hebrew Legends in a London Theatre Reuter: Mr. H. A. L. Fisher in America World's M. P.'s 500 Delegates Coming to London Trade and Empire Problems Barriers on the Pavement Chief Constable's Idea Lord Furneaux To Speak at "Anti-Red" Meeting To-Day's Events The Churches "Saving" the Unemployed London's Training Plans Effect of Years of Idleness Need for Tonic Regime By our Own Correspondent: Great Fire in Paris "Nouvelles Galeries" Destroyed The Week's Diary From our Own Correspondent: Source of the Thames Plan to Name Site of Seven Springs Beauty Spot in the Cotswolds Youth and the Church The Bishops' Topics Houses and Lands Attractive Property in Devon Children Act Prosecution Illness at a Private School N. S. P. C. C. Case Mistress Accused of Negligence Banker Accused of Conversion Bail Refused Aquitania's "Hustle" Posed as Doctor Ex-Forger's Fraud on a Cambride Girl Debt of Honour Lie Messrs. Shell-Mex Ltd. Imperial Airways England's Serious Position Danger of Follow-On—Hobbs' Strange Dismissal Hammond Returns to Form Bradman's Test Average Kent Lucky Rally due to Surrey Blunder Woolley's Thanks Dacre's Big Score Moore Also Hits Worcester Attack Tyldesley Gets Double Century Brisk Stand with Iddon Steady Sussex Big Fourth-Wicket Partnership Cook and Langridge Leicester Slow Astill and Shipman the Exceptions Uneven Essex Daer, Tenth Man, but Top-Scorer Derby Cautious Townsend's Half-Hour Champions Bowl Well Glamorgan Recovery Tail Wags Well against Yorkshire Reuter's Special Service: Test Match Dates for South African Tour Minor Counties' Competition Close Finish at Highgate By our Own Correspondent: Eton Beat Harrow by Eight Wickets Atkinson-Clark's Fine Century Pelham and Page Bowl Well Princeton and Cornell Win A 7—5 Victory—Gordon's Fine Jump Tisdall Twice Defeated From our Own Correspondent: Bisley Meeting Oxford Retain the Humphry Cup Many "Possibles" Recorded Triangular Match England's Easy Victory at Glasgow R. A. F. Championships Cpl. Ferris Surprised in Three Miles Club Cricket Streatham's Huge Score Ilford in a Tie Public Schools Results King's College School Draw By our Special Correspondent: Tennis The Silver Racket Lord Aberdare's Fifth Successive Win Oxford Beaten Doubles Match Won by Cambridge Daily Sketch Martell's Cordon Bleu Royal Mail From our Own Correspondent: England Just Beaten by Australia Lawn Tennis England Just Beaten by Australia Austin's Fine Form-Kingsley Beaten in Critical Game Swimming Cricket Averages Rowing Kingston Amateur Regatta More London Successes Big Scratch Eights Entry Kensington Argyll R. C. Regatta Hill-Climbing Championship Record Cycling at Herne Hill Yachting Racing off Southsea King of Spain's Hispania Unplaced Small Bore Shooting Woman's Success in Open Contest at Bisley Green Wins New Title Polo The Empire Cup England Beat India International Trial England Beat Bridge House at Norton Golf Exhibition Games T. H. Cotton's Fine round Ireland Beat Wales Irishmen's Clean Sweep in Foursomes Fencing Campbell Gray Wins Epee Championship A Triangular Duel Mill Hill's Narrow Win Superior Foil Play against Hampstead Forbanks S. C. Championships Westminster Bank's Double Success England Win Cycling Inter-National Multiple Display Advertising Items Cheaper Travel By "Fairway": Racing Notes Australian Horse's Form Great Eclipse Stakes Duel Blenheim and Rustom Pasha From our Racing Correspondent: Welsh Oaks for Lord Glanely Yesterday's Racing Ocean Wide Wins A Populalr Success Racing at Brooklands Rider's Fortunate Escape from Serious Injury Reuter's Special Service: Surprises at Lingfield Majority Calling Wins Great Foal Plate Reuter's Special Service: Rugby Tourists British Win against Hawke's Bay Cook & Son, Ltd. Travellers Ltd. 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