News from 15/02/1931
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Eric T. Cook, Ernest Newman, H. M. Abrahams, H. Malcolm McKee, Hubert F. Winterbotham, R J Barrett Financial editor, John J. Blackmore, C. R. Haines, W. A. Millar, E. G. Box, K. A. Wolfe Barry Chairman, A. J. R. Fraser Taylor, Yarborough, Ralph Straus, Walter R. Cunliffe, Rob. Owen, Archibald Colbeck, E. V. Lucas, James Agate, Frank Rutter, E. L., H. M. Tomlinson, Thomas Barnard, J M Bulloch, W. Newton, Gerard E. Fox, Milton Waldman, Hugh Niven, Sydney W. Carroll, George C. Stead, D. R. Gent, P. B. Ironside-Bax, T. Blake, Desmond MacCarthy, Philip Morrell, Atticus, Mayfair, Robert Angus Lewis, M. Pollock Smith, R. A. Scott-James, E. M. Johnson, Gerard Faulder, C. R. C. Nixon, Leon Bertrand, H. J. Collier-King, L. Van Vliet, K Ernest Irving, H. Askew, Philip, Sir Jhon Marriott, Col. H. de Watteville, Sir Jas. Lithgow, Fred S. Thacker, Louis H. Brindley, Aimée Stuart, J. M. B., George R. Preedy, H. F., J. F. Broughton Porte, Frederick Jackson, W. Walter F. Wilson, Thomas Adkins, Montagu C. Butler, Henry Murray, J. D. U., Mark Wilson, Harold Cox,
ResumoAids Digestion Trocadero White Hall Residential Hotels, Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hotel Rembrandt London's Four Up-To-Date Residential Hotels Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hospitality Distinction Multiple Classified Advertising Items Economise Royal Stuart Hotel Multiple Classified Advertising Items De Vere Hotel Kensington Hotel Riposo Multiple Classified Advertising Items Marshall & Snelgrove Clubland City Chatter Lower Home Railway Dividends Gilt-Edged Relapse White Star Disclosures Railway Results Lower Dividends & Shrinking Traffics Industrial Points Courtaulds Dividends up to Estimate Big Stores Profits Good Results in a Difficult Year Past Week's Market Features Investment Hints Attractive Insurance Shares Rubber and Tea Early Improvement Lost Mines Active Copper Shares Fluctuate Oils React Slackening in Paris Demand The Outlook Factors Affecting Gilt-Edged Securities Rubber Steady Portsmouth Gas Stock Reuter: Numerous Small Losses Wall Street Irregular Numerous Small Losses Partial Rally at the Close Reuter: Produce Markets Cables and Wireless Half-Year's Preference Dividend Payment (Quotations from the "Sunday Times" New York Correspondent, Reuter's Agency: "Sunday Times" New York Closing Prices From our Own Correspondent: Utilities Supported on Curb Recovery after Early Profit-Taking Reuter: Cotton Active Better Trade Demand Exclusive Cable to the "Sunday Times" National Omnibus Shareholders Warned to Refrain from Selling Cook, Son & Co Warehousemen's Lower Profit Five per Cent. Dividend Answers to Correspondents Portsmouth Gas Company Tell Sell Money Market Effect of Politics on Sterling Silver Improves Slazenger's Profits Little Variation in Gross Figure Reports and Notices Income-Tax Queries Broadcasting Foreign Features Bridge Bidding Responses Chess Acrostics From our Own Correspondent: Our Paris Letter France and Germany A Cold Douche The New Minty Club Chair The Financial Times Drink Bovril and Enjoy the Winter Debenham & Freebody The Dramatic World East of Lucerne "Lady in Waiting" A Comedy. By Harry Graham, Adapted from the Play by Attillo Orbok and Jacques Natanson "Supply and Demand" A Comedy "The Ninth Man" A Thriller "The Gay Princess" Plays and Players This Week's Premieres The Galleries New Print Room for University College Holiday Sketches Multiple Classified Advertising Items John Lewis & Co. Ltd. The Natural Vitamin tonic Food Diabetes The Cost of Living Sunday Times The World of Music Brahms once More Definition of Good Form The Week's Music Film Notes "Derelict" A Vital Picture Gorringes Harvey Nichols The North Mail and Newcastle Daily Chronicle Benn Books Sunday Times Back Street The World of Books Oscar Wilde "The Works of Oscar Wilde." (Collins. 10s. 6d.) "A Study of Oscar Wilde." By Arthur Symons. (Charles J. Sawyer. £2 2s.) Indian Folk Tales "Tales from the Panchatantra." Translated From the Sanskrit. By Alfred Williams. (Basil Blackwood. 7s. 6d.) President Eliot "Charles W. Eliot." By Henry James. (Constable. 2 Vols. 30s.) Persian Art "The Persians." By Sir E. Denison Ross. (Humphrey Milford. 5s.) Cassell's Harrap Letty LYNTONc Green Hell Linking up past and Present "Constantine the Great and the Christian Revolutions." By G. P. Baker. (Nash and Grayson. 18s.) "The First Englishmen in India." Edited by J. Courtensy Locke. (Routledge. 10s. 6d.) "Gulab Singh, Founder of Kashmir." By K. M. Panikkar. (Martin Hopkinson. 7s. 6d.) "Thakore Sahib Shri Sir Daulat Singh of Limbdi, Kathiawar." By Elizabeth Sharpe. (Murray. 7s. 6d.) "Pauline: Favourite Sister of Npoleon." By W. H. C. Carlton. (Thornton Butter-worth. 15s.) New Fiction Mr. Britton's "Hunger and Love" "Hunger and Love." By Lionel Britton. (Putnam. 7s. 6d.) "Simpson: A Life." By Edward Sackville West. (Heinemann. 7s. 6d.) "The Garden." By L. A. G. Strong. (Gollancz. 7s. 6d.) "The Innocent Criminal." By J. D. Beresford. (Collins. 7s. 6d.) "Sane Jane." By Rosemary Rees. (Chapman and Hall. 7s. 6d.) "Terminus." By Doris Leslie. (Hurst and Blackett. 7s. 6d.) "The Secret of the Mere." By Dennis Peacock. (Hutchinson. 7s. 6d.) Rome and Carthage "The Cambridge Ancient History" Volume VIII. Rome and the Mediterranean, 218-133 B. C. Edited by S. A. Cook, F. E. Adcook, and M. P. Charlesworth. (Cambridge University Press. 35s.) War at Sea "Sea-Power." By Geoffrey Drage. (Murray. 10s. 6d.) Death Walks in Eastrepps Conotable Gollancz Faber & Faber The Middle Temple "The Middle Temple's Contribution to the National Life." By Sir Lynden Livingston MacAssey, K. B. E., K. C., Ll. D. (Solicitors' Law Stationery Society) Morley & Mitchell Kennerley Junior "War-Birds" Empire Trade "Empire and Prosperity" By The Rt. Hon. L. S. Amery. (Faber and Faber. 1s.) The World's Great Chemists "Crucibles." By Bernard Jaffe. (Jarrolds. 18s.) Stanley Paul & Co., Ltd. Regmental Histories "The Royal Marine Artillery. 1804-1923." By Edward Fraser and L. G. CarrLaughton. (Royal United Service Institution. 2 vols. £3 3s.) "The History of the Fifth Battalion The Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment (T. A.)." By Captain F. A. M. Webster. (Warne. 21s.) "The Royal Army Serice Corps: A History of Transport and Supply in the British Army." By Sir John Fortescue, Ll. D., D. Litt. Vol. I. (Cambridge University Press. £1 1s.) J. M. Dent & Sonds Ltd. Yama-The Pit Arrowsmith Crime Club John Murray Books & Writers Selection for the Library The Science of Life. By H. G. Wells, Julian Huxley and G. P. Wells. (Cassell. 21s.) The Suffragette Movement. By Sylvia Pankhurst. (Longmans. 21s.) Russia Unveiled. By Panait Iatrati. (Allen and Unwin. 6s.) Three Pairs of Silk Stockings. By Panteileimon Romanof. (Benn. 7s. 6d.) Crime and Detection "Some Persons Unknown." By H. T. F. Rhodes. (Murray. 6s.) "Detective Days." By Frederick Porter Wensley. (Cassell. 12s 6d.) From our Own Correspondent: Irish Free State Art and Letters The Hermione Lectures Judges and Knigthoods To the Editor of the Sunday Times By "A Student of Politics": The Week at Westminster The Economy Deater Labour's next Leader Hutchinson's 3 Great Novels in Demand Five Books You Should Read Hurst & Blackett Oxford Books A Wanderer's Notebook "In a House on this Site" Dandies The Stranger in the Gallery The Solicitor-General The Seven Wonders of Britain "The King over the Water" Villany or Villainy English Cooking Warship Nomenclature Esperanto "Sound, Sound the Clarion" Mind Superior to Body Misquotation The Royal Philharmonic Society Russia From the Ranks "The Ladies Eton" Brutes the Trojan Thames Watermen Railway Speed "The Rocklitz" London"s Best Preachers Sunday Performances Readers' Queries P & O Cruises British Industries Fair at Olympia Multiple Classified Advertising Items Men, Women, and Memories Sir Roger Keyes—General Weygand—Pandit Motilal Nehru—Sir Rennell Rodd—The Head Master of Harrow—Kate Vaughan By "Autolycus": "The Town": Men and Intimacies Austin American: Forty Years on The Prospects of Democracy A Cry Despair Harrods great white sale Daily Telegraph Multiple Classified Advertising Items "Education" and Economy Wanting Disarmament Peace and Progress Sir Laming Worthington-Evans "Fair" Trade The National Anthem A Quandary By a Back-bencher: On Learning to Be an Opposition A Hint to Conservatives Closer Touch with Leaders Needed The Threatened Financial Crisis Mr. Snowden's Warning Spanish Government Resigns King Alfonso Confers with Liberal Leaders Fateful Days Ahead The Republican Movement Gaining Strength British United Press: Intense Excitement in Madrid Reuter: Frank Talk to the King Reformist Leader's Warning Queen Ena Return to Spain to-Morrow From our Own Correspondent, Reuter: Gandhi's Letter to Viceroy Situation Still Obscure Congress and Right to Secede Rugby Battle Ireland's One-Point Victory British Trade with South America The "Daily Telegraph" Supplement Reuter: B. B. C Announcers American Admits their Superiority The Cup-Ties Mines in the Channel Lindrum's Victory From our Own Correspondent: Soviet Secret Disclosed Citizen Army to Be Created 15,000.000 Red Reservists Document Causes Alarm at Geneva From our Own Correspondent: Oustric Bank Senatores to Be Impeached Reuter: Prince in Peru Need for British Trade Agencies Central News: Six-Day Dash to the Cape Lieut. Rose at Cairo Contents By our Political Correspondent: Political Notes Budget Prospects Mr. Snowden's Warning "Sacrifices for All" Contents Death of Sir Laming Worthington-Evans Three Days after Notable Speech in the Commons Royal Message to Widow Master of Detail Quiet Strength in Debate "Crikey!" Threshold of Fiscal Change Mr. Chamberlain's Prediction Unfair Foreign Competition "Taking Bread out of our Mouths" New Terror to Thieves Wireless Leads to Dramatic Arrest Captain Campbell Sails for Home "Blue Bird" on the Maurentania Central News: Silkworm "Miracle" Weaves Ribbon Nearly 12ft. In Length Spotted Fever in Yorkshire King's College Chapel, the pride and glory of Cambridge architecture, and one of the finest specimens in England of the Perpendicular style. The first stone was laid by the College's founder, Henry VI., July 25,1446. The lectern, in the foreground, was the gift of Robert Hacomblen, Provost. 1509-28 Reuter: "Gentlemen only" No More Thugs in U. S. Gangdom Al Capone's New Policy Late News Reuter: New Zealand Earthquake Death-Roll of 232 now Reported Big Landslides Charlie Chaplin's "City Lights" Dyers Reject Wage Cut Political Notes Reuter: King as "Honorary Citizen" Government Grant Refused Mystery Ship Alcohol Cargo in Harbour Shetlanders Want to Know From our Own Correspondent: Mr. Mardy Jones Offer to Contest the Seat He Resigned Mr. Baldwin's Broadcast Exchange: Berlin's Population Reuter: Graft Scandal in New York £8,000 Savings of Police Lieutenant Woman Magistrate Accused From our Own Correspondent: France Honours Mrs. Bruce Rocket Flight to Moon Proposal Judge and the Press "Equal to Finest Literature" From our Own Correspondent: Duc De Vendome Impressive Scenes at Funeral Imperial and Foreign Items Two Killed in London Fire K. C.'s Wife Gives Life for her Son Nurse Perishes Another Son Gravely Injured Mr. Snowdnden Reply to Attack on "Economy Speech" Reuter: Australia's Finances Effect of Proposed Tax on Loans The Sick List British United Press: Petrol from Itaiian Gusher Court Circular Wedding Funeral Whitaker's Peerage Memorial Service to Nurse From a Special Correspondent: More Gladstone Papers Letters from Queen Victoria New Acquisitions by British Museum Windsor's "G. O. M" Sir William Carter's Diamond Wedding Shire Horse Society Hostels for Hikers Army in Miniature Airways Officers Badges Reform in Law on Wills Bar to Disinheriting of Familles Woman M. P.'s Bill A Brighton Show Minister's Application to Magistrates Hunting Field Fall Mr. A. De Rothschild's Escape Paratyphoid at Walthamstow "Boil Milk" Warning Gift of Portrait Empire's Mineral Wealth Eighth Century Mosaics Chapel of the Four Kings Gothic Dream at Cambridge A Superb Roof Mr. Hanslip Fletcher's Drawing Lady Haig's Healthy Engagements Cancelled for Three 'Months From our Own Correspondent: Eton Concert Birmingham Orchestra's Visit Cheltenham Ladies' College Trade with Argentine A New Professor From our Own Correspondent: Children like Wild Deer Seven who Never Attend School Education Officer's Adventure Duchess of York and Toch East End Ceremony of Light Gift to Tenants Earl of Jerser's Coming Of-Age Education Bill Statement by Free Churches "Fish" that are Not Fish Scots Physicians Old Ipswichians Association Pancake Ball Two Big Windfalls for Treasury £960,000 in Duties in a Week Millionaire Banker's Fund for Employees Houses and Lands Half-Price Offer at Sevenoaks For the Infants Hospital Sir Edward Clarke An Errand of Mercy The Urchin's Mite By our Meteorological Expert: Fair Periods Variable Outlook for Week End Gales in North and West By our Zoo Correspondent: Monkeys Bored Quarrelling to Pass Away the Time News in Brief New Westfield Principal Kolynos Test Prunol Court and society Cross-Word Puzzle No. 320 Pandora: A Woman's Corner Ash Wednesday How to Economise? Clubmen's Conference From our Own Correspondent: Unemployment in France £8,000,000 Relief Fund Proposed Economy Call All-Night Sitting of the Chamber £1,500 Damages for Motor-Cyclist A "White-Line" Chash Solicitors Clerks' Pensions Six Months' Operation of Scheme Reuter: New Judgment of Solomon A Trap for a Poacher Central News: Dead Dancer's Jewels A Comedian's Downfall Is Ludendorff Mad? Doctor's Strange Story of Interview Hurried Departure Sunday Concerts Ban Only One To-Day in Greater London Yesterday's Music Isolde Menges String Quartet Mr. Sykes gave notice in the House of Commons on Tuesday Women's Duel The Main Issue at East Islington Miss Cazalet's Popularity Leaders' Letters Battle of Fareham Sir Thomas Inskip's Campaign Arch of Trucncheons National Savings Pioneer "Nation's Loss" Tributes from both Sides in Commons Mr. J. F. Knight Baroness Clemens Franckenstein Mr. W. G. Perrin General Clarence R. Edwards Mr. Iver McKay The Rev. J. Conybeare Reuter: Rumanian Floods Women and Children Leave Town Reuter: Expresses Held up Heavy Snowfall in Vienna Royal Caledonian Ball Derry & Toms Shoolbbreds Daily Sketch Poison Charge Alleged Attempt to Murder Wife Story of Acid from Wireless Battery Tariffes to Aid Farmers French Agricultural Policy Rural Census to Be Taken M. Tardieu's Plans Safety in Mines A Plea for Steel Pitprops The Cranwell Air Crash "May Have Been Error of Judgment" Unemployment Man's £107 Contents British Traders Tell the World Miles of Exhibits at Record Displays this Week Catalogues in Nine Languages for Foreigen Visitors Royal Interest The Queen's Visits to London Shows "Timber Hells of Russia" New League to Oppose Slavery Reuter: Three Nights of O'neill Empire Industries The Cotton Fair 1,000,000 Yards of Fabric as Decorations Artificial Silk First Trade Exhibition at Albert Hall Mail and Steamship News Children in Cinemas Guardians for All under Seven L. C. C.'s Proposal Sequel to Paisley Disaster Electricity or Gas Option for L. C. C Tenants No Forced Labour Suggested Precaution in Timber Buying Two Killed in Car Smash Collision on Barnet By-Pass In Prison by Proxy Substitute Paid £10 a Month Flying Boats Leave for Basra From our Own Correspondent: The Universities O. U. D. S. Ambitions The Performance of "Hassan" From our Own Correspondent: Cambridge A Goodly Company of Professors By our London University Correspondent: The Unwanted Tank Sold as "Sorap" for £41 Refused by the University Site to Be Cleared Festival Theatre Cambridge "Henry VIII." as Modern Masque From our Own Correspondent: Scots Medical Degrees New Regulations at Aberdeen A London Course By our Chess Correspondent: County Chess Surrey's Easy Win over Essex Chess Federation Worcester to Be Venue of Congress The Prohibition Bill M. P. s who Supported Mr. Scrymgeour Wife Charged Wife Murder Husband who was Killed in Bed Painful Scene in Court Two Children in Tears Boy and Garage Fires Remarkable Statement R. A. Garden Party Fishing Crew's Ordeal Driven from Vessel by Fire Storm-Buffeted in Leaking Boat Reuter: Presidence of Finland Chances of Former Siberian Prisoner School Ink Freezes Gold Weather Incident in Scotland The "plus" features of the Riley Nine Gorringes Great Britain's Greatest Hydro Daily Dispatch Pitman's College W. & R. Chambers, Ltd. To Funk & Wagnalls Company The Auctioneer's and Estate Agents'… The College of Estate Management The Demand for Specialised Knowledge Mental Curiosity that is a Hopeful Sign of the Times Wider Culture and its Meaning Higher Grade Training Homes Made Easy Sound Advice for the Housewife Cutting and Fitting Teachers' Pay London's Reply to a Provincial Critic To Stand by the Burnham Scales The Linuguaphone Waverley Book Co. Ltd. Corona Ireland Win Again and Set up New Ground Record Grim Tackling-Forwards Dominate a Splendid Match Harrison's Magnificent Debut The Play A Blank Opening Half The Second Half Irishmen in Earnest Mood Moseley's Home Defeat Brilliant Tackling by Northampton Sound Scrummaging Ireland's Success at Twickenham Rugby Good Winners Player's Nose Broken Blackheath Flattered by Decisive Score Old Leysian's Smart Forwards Coventry Finish Strongly Light Blues' Recovery Forceful Second Half Attacks Lacrosser Swansea's Best Forward Play on Right Lines Bristol Outplayed Newport below Form Public Schools Rugby From our Own Correspondent: Empire Billiards Tournament Lindrum's Easy Win Golf Brilliant Performance by Cambridge The Society Beaten Oxford Lose British Open Championship Tennis Ratcliff's Sound Play Hardy Veteran Riviera Tournament Lyttleton Rogers' Hard Match Fives Golf Club Competitions Cross Country North of the Thames Race Polytechnic Win Again Herne Hill Win Southern Honours Rifle Shooting Badmiton Cambridge (Granta Club) Open Tournament From our Own Correspondent: The Boat Race Practice Oxford's Satisfactory Progress Henley Training To-Morrow From our Own Correspondent: Another "Lock to Lock" Cambridge Still on the up Grade Reuter: Fine Reply by South Africa Undismayed by England's Big Total Voce's Sixes Reuter: West Indies Outclassed Australia's Easy Task in Fourth Test Rowing The Harrow Game Rackets By "Fairway": Racing Notes Attractions of the Spring Handicaps Smaller Entries Mean Higher Quality Classic Animals to the Fore A Useful Handbook From our Racing Correspondent, Exchange: Arctic Star Fails Yesterday racing Impressive Jumping by Go Easy Favourites' Bad Day British United Press: Unlucky Harvey Another Bad Decision against British Boxer Eton Trial Eights Chelsea's Great Chance to Win the Cup The F. A. Cup Blackburn Outwitted-Shocks for Evertion Exeter and Southport through Again F. A. Cup.—Fifth round Fine Forward Work Jackson Leads the Chelsea Raids League Games Arsenal's Firmer Grip on Leadership Bad Blow for the Wednesday Welsh Amateures Beaten Sound Team Work by England Wimblededon's Second Reverse Amateur Football Old Wykehamists Snatch Victory Hockey Features of Yesterday's Games Fencing The Inter-Hospital Championships Titles Chance Hands Bertrands Supreme Exciting Contest with London F. C Motor Matters Setting down Working of the New Act Reuter: Warning to the Film Struck To-Morrow's Cause List Pioneer Missionary Englishwoman Honoured in Japan Recaptured Convicts To-Day's Events The Churches Auctions & Estates Tudor-Style Residence near a Cathedral Victory of Bobbed Hair Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd. Dean & Dawson, Ltd. Pickfords Travel Service Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Register of Hotels Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sunday Times Situations and Appointments Bureau Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hillier, Parker, May & Rowden Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Farms. &C.
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