News from 12/04/1931
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Sir Francis Goodenough, Herbert Sidebotham, Peggy Owers, A. D. Gristwood, Walter Dexter, James Agate, E. L., F. R., Desmond MacCarthy, G. P., Lord Robert Cecil, Nonus, Phyllis Langhorne, Hamilton Price, Henry Murray, G. Blessett, John Rothenstein, H. M. Abrahams, EDGar Syers, L. D. Henderson, O. F., Lord Justice Greer, Kathleen Lee, G. M. Stevenson-Reeoe, Frank Rutter, L. A. F., C. F. Milford, W. Gurney Benham, D. R. Gent, C. R. C. Nixon, Wickham Steed, Guy Kendall, Mr. H. Smith, Wm. Dodgson Bowman, Agatha Christie, Thomas C. MacGill, F. L. Withers, Gerald Mere, Ernest Newman, B. U. P., J. E. Forrest, Frances Stevenson, Ralph Straus, Geo. Prime, Mark Kerr, E. V. Lucas, G. E. Haynes, Cannan Professor, M. Pollock Smith, S. N. Corlett, Rio De Janeiro, Dilys Powell, Sir Percy Bates, Henry F. Dickens, Forward, R. J. Barrett Financial Editor, Henry E. Cayley, E. N., Boodlebar, Harold Dale, Yarborough, W. Townley Searle, Sir Sidney Low, J. M. Bulloch, Gerald Lawrence, G. Orosse, George C. Stead, Stanley Baldwin, Atticus, Ernest Rhys, John S. Steele London Representative of the "Chicago Tribune", L. Van Vliet, R. McNair Scott, Charles B. Bragg, (Mrs.) T. C. Shermur, J. M. B., Mr. William C. Lusk Lusk, Harold Cox,
ResumoEtretat Trocadero Multiple Display Advertising Items Hotel Rembrandt Multiple Display Advertising Items Orchard Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items Marshall & Snelgrove Debenhams Ltd St. Ivel Cheese Canadian Pacific Rand Mines, Limited Barclays Bank Limited City Chatter General Tone Becomes Brighter International Gold Distribution Indian Bank Shares Kaffir Activity Still a Feature Past Week's Market Features Money Market Return to Stringent Conditions Answers to Correspondents Income-Tax Queries The British Thomson Houston Co., Ltd. Company Meetings Dividend Maintained Excessive Competition at Home and Abroad Important Contracts Secured Dealings in Stocks and Shares Return of Capital Chemical and Wood Industries Cash Payment Proposed Scottish Motor Traction Offer of Additional Shares From our Own Correspondent, Reuter: Bourses Quiet From our Own Correspondent: Recurrence of Uncertainty Wall Street Easier Fears of Industrial Slow-Down Reuter: Early Gains Lost Bear Activity towards the Close Quotations from the "Sunday Times" New York Correspondent, Reuter's Agency: "Sunday Times" New York Closing Prices From our Own Correspondent: Dull Trading on Curb Narrow Movements in Utilities Reuter: Cotton Higher Prices Advance on Foreign Buying Exclusive Cable to the "Sunday Times" Reuter: New York Metals Broadcasting To-Day's Programmes Foreign Features Reuter: American Produce John Lewis and Co., Ltd. Company Meetings The "Partnership" System Increased Efficiency Current Years Favourable Start Garrard Engineering and Manufacturing Plans for Extending Business "Autumn Crocus" The Dramatic World A Busy Week Lyric. Monday, April 6 A Play. By C. L. Anthony Trader Horn "White Horse Inn" Coliseum. Friday afternoon, April 10 A Musical Play. Adapted from Blumenthal and Kadelburg's comedy by Hans Mueller. English book by Harry Graham. Music by Ralph Benatzky and Robert Stolz "The King's Messenger" Royalty. Thursday afternoon, April 9 A Play. By Frederic Jackson "Five Farthings" Haymarket. Wednesday, April 8 A Comedy. By A. R. Rawlinson. Adapted from a Story by G. B. Stern "Black Coffee" St. Martin's. Thursday, April 9 A Play. By Agatha Christie "Charles the 3rd" Wyndham's. Tuesday, April 7 A Play. By Curt Götz. Adapted by Edgar Wallace "The Romantic Young Lady" Embassy. Monday, April 6 Revival of Gregorio Martinez Sierra's Play "The New Gossoon" Apollo. Tuesday, April 7 A Comedy. By George Shiels "Saint Joan" His Majesty's. Easter Monday Revival of Mr. Bernard Shaw's Play "The Perfect Criminal" Alhambra Varieties En Fete Plays and Players This Week's Premieres Treloar & Sons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Palladium Multiple Classified Advertising Items Columbia Palace Theatre Tell Sell Multiple Classified Advertising Items The World of Music Hans Von Bülow The Week's Music Royal Dublin Society Bi-Centenary Souvenir The Galleries The Art of Ethel Walker Film Notes Mark Twain's Epic British Composer and the Sound Film Debenham & Freebody (Debenhams Ltd) Harrods Benn Books Memoirs of Garibaldi Benn's Essex Library Harrap John Murray The World of Books Letters of Keats "The Letters of John Keats." Edited by Maurice Buxton Forman. 2 vols. (Milford. 36s) A Lucky Letter Bag "Unpublished Letters from the Collection of John Wild." Selected and edited by R. N. Carew Hunt. (Philip Allam. 6s.) The Parnell Enigma "Parnell Vindicated: The Lifting of the Veil." By Henry Herrisson. (Constable. 17s) The Approach to Nature "Close-ups From Nature." By F. Martin Dunean, F. Z. S. (Sampson Low. 6s) "Field-Book of Ponds and Streams." By Ann Haven Morgan, Ph. D. (Putnams. 15s) Cassell's Dent The Gates are Mine Jarrolds Publishers (London) Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items The Eternal Enigma "Map and His Universe." By John Langdon-Davies. (Harper. 6s) Two Roads Home "After War." By Ludwig Renn. (Martin Secker. 7s. 6d) "Prisoner Halm." By Kard Wike. (Hutchinson. 7s. 6d) New Fiction Then And-Now "The Delicate Situation." By Naomi Royde-Smith (Gollanez. 7s. 6d.) "House with the Magnolias." By Ralph Arnold. (Heinemann. 7s. 6d.) "Dear Lovers." By John C. Moore. (Dent. 7s. 6d.) "Sweet Virgin." By Jane Lindsay. (Thornton Butterworth. 7s. 6d.) "Hamilton." By Cosmo Hamilton. (Hutchinson, 7s. 6d.) Buddhism "Sakys or Buddhist Origins." By Mrs. Rhys Davids. (Kegan Paul. 12s. 6d) Two Books on Crime "Prisoner at the Bar." By Arthur R. I. Gardner. (Philip Allen. 10s. 6d.) "All the Sinners." By herbert Arthur (John Long. 18s.) For Book-Collectors Hutchinson Allied Secret Service in Greece Vanity Varnished The Tragic Queen Hutchinson Thornton Butterworth Books Winston Churchill South Sea Island Gollancz Herbert Jenkins Ltd. The Great Pilsudski "The Eighteenth Decisive Battle of the World. Warsaw, 1920." By Viscount d'Abernon. (Hodder and Stoughton. 10s. 6d.) Selwyn & Blount Otway and Lee "Biography from a Baroque Age." By R. G. Ham. (Humphrey Milford. 13s. 6d) Archæology "The Romance of Archæology." By W. H. Boulton. (Sampson Low. 6s.) "The Romance of Archæology." by R. V. D. Magoffin and Emily C. Davis. (Bell. 18s.) "The Archæology of Kent." By Ronald F. Jaesud. (Methuen. 10s. 6d.) Stanley Paul & Co., Ltd. A Rector in Paris "Cole's Paris Journal." By-Rev. William Cole, M. A., F. S. A. Edited By Francis Griffin Stokes. (Constable. 16s.) Ten Years of Prohibition "Before and After Probhibition." By Millard E. Tydings. (Macmillan. 8s. 6d.) Jonathan Cape The Lustre Jug John Long Ltd Faber & Faber Mary Webb "Mary Webb: A Short Study of Her Life and Work." By Hilda Addison. (Cecil Palmer. 5s.) A Restoration Admiral "The Life of Admiral Sir John Narbrough." By Florence E. Dyer. (Philip Allan. 15s.) Fritz on Nelson "Nelson: The Establishment of British World Dominion." By Friedrich M. Kircheisen. (Hutchinson. 12s. 6d.) Collector and Philanthropist "Treasure Trove In Bookland. The Romance of Modern First Editions." By Henry De. Halsalle. (Werner Laurie. 10s. 6d.) Buckingham Palace "Buckingham Palace: Its Furniture, Decoration, and History." By H. Clifford Smith. With an Introduction by Christobher Hussey. (Country life. £4 4s.) "The Story Architecture in England." Part II. By Walter H. Godfrey. (Batsford. 6s. 6d.) Piero Della Francesca "Piero della Francesca: His Life and Work." By Roberto Longhi. (Warne. 31s. 6d.) The City Fathers "Gog and Magog and I." By T. Lewes Says, M. B. E. (Sampson Low. 10s. 6d.) The Old World and the New "Ever the Twain": A Comedy. By Lennox Robinson. (Macmillan. 5s.) Three Poets "The Guardsman and Cupid's Daughter, and Other Poems." By Villiers David. (Toulmin. 7s. 6d.) "Red Clover." By M. M. Johnson. (Chapman and Hall. 5s.) "Country Bumkins." By Doremy Olland. (Methuen. 5s.) Spenser Redivivus "The Shakespeare Head Spenser." Vols. III and IV. (Blackwell. Thirty guineas the set of eight volumes) Mrs. Sludge the Medium "The Mysterious Madame." a Life of Madame Blavatsky. By C. E. Bechofer Roberts. (The Bodley Head. 7s. 6d.) Law for the Layman "Every Man's Own Lawyer." By a Barrister (Crosby Lockwood. 15s.) Hutchinson "Thrillers" Elkin Mathews & Marrot Ward, Lock & Co. Sampson Low Sunday Times Propertius "The Elegies of Propertius, in a reconditioned text, with a rendering in verce and a commentary." By Seymour G. Tremenheere. (Simpkin, Marshall. 21s.) Two Phœnixes "The Early Essays and Romance of Sir Wm. Temple, Bart." (Clarendon Press. 16s.) "A Journey from this World to the Next." By Henry Fielding. (Golden Cockerel Press. 30s.) Books & Writers Selection for the Library Parnell Vindicated. By Henry Harrison. (Constable. 17s.) A Conversation with a Cat, and Others. By Hilaire Belloc. (Cassell. 7s. 6d.) Old London Bridge. By Gordon Home. (John Lane. 31s. 6d.) Joseph and Peter. By Anton Gabele. (Hopkinson. 7s. 6d.) Present-Day Europe "Newest Europe." By Martin MacLaughlin. (Longmans. 6s.) Bridge Chess Acrostics The Hogarth Press Constable's Popular Fiction Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sunday Times From our Own Correspondent: Our Paris Letter President's Farewell Visit "La Marseillaise" From our Own Correspondent: Irish Free State Gaelic League and Rugby Football Helping the West Chiltern Charm (To Eric Daglish) From our Own Correspondent: Our Scots Letter A Scots Industrial Parliament "Hikers" and the Mountains The Bourbon Wedding Bridegroom's Long Pedigree "Heir of Forty Kings" "Héritier de quarante rois qui on milles ans firent la France" The Encyclopaedia Britannica Co., Ltd. Wm. Hollins & Co., Ltd. Daily Telegraph A Wanderer's Notebook Lighthouses Disraeli and Tobacco P & O Cruises Liberty Dresses Leamington the Garden Spa Lowestoft Underground Atticus: Men, Women, and Memories Lord Stamfordham—Sir Clive Wigram—The King's Ailment—Lady Wyndham By "Autolycus": "The Town": Men and Intimacies Unemployment In the United States A Serious Situation Madame Tietjens To the Editor of the Sunday Times Harrods Multiple Classified Advertising Items Saint Joan Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Deaths Sunday Times Opportunity and Warning The King Sunday Opening Air Enterprise East is West Inw Ardness of the European Crisis Why France is Suspicious Has Mr. Henderson Blundered? Venue of the Disarmament Conference Big Bill's Exit Why Chicago Threw Him over By an Old Liberal: Liberal Party's Last Phase Drifting to Extinction Stern Measures by Portugal Azores and Madeira Garrisons Dissolved Orders to Troops Ports Closed in Effort to Check Extending Revolt British United Press: Warships on their Way Diverted from Madeira Reuter: Lisbon Quiet but Apprehensive Streets Patrolled Prime Minister's Return From Lossiemouth by Air A Little Heat Wave From our Own Correspondent: Easter in Russia To-Day Moscow Clinging to the Faith Full Churches Reuter: The Prince Busy in Rio Store and Shipyard Inspections Reuter: Strengthening the Peseta Drastic Royal Decree Mr. Lloyd George and Zionism Guest of Honour at Jewish Dinner Mr. Will Evans Dead New Quest for Missing Link Expedition to Central Asia Man's Earliest Home Important Finds Expected Athletes who Broadcast Amateur Status to Be Forfeited Broadcasting By our Political Correspondent: Political Notes Unionist Activity A Spring Campaign Mr. Baldwin's "Free Hand" Stop-Press News on Page Rugby Reform in France Thorough Overhaul in Prospect One Authority in Control From our Own Correspondent: Drastic Action Taken Club Expelled Woollands From our Own Correspondent: The King Sends for his Pony For Use during his Convalescence Daffodils for Sick-Room Picked by the Queen in Castle Gardens Reuter: The King's Cable to Scott "Fine Achievement" Moor Mystery Clues Important Finds by Police "Bewitched" Man Story "He was Fond of Molly" The Sick List From our Own Correspondent: Missionaries in India "We Will Die rather than Leave" Reply to Gandhi Reuter: Ban on Artificial Silk Gandhi and the Millowners Reuter: British Officer Shot in Burma Assailant Escapes Late News Lombard Street, E>c>, is steadily becoming a street of palatial commercial buildings and offices, and recent demolitions have given a clearer view of the Church of St. Edmund, King and Martyr, referred to in an article on page 19 Reuter: Seized "Sweep" Tickets 1,000,000 Confiscated by U. S. Customs In Passenger's Baggage Cunarder Secrets 73,000-Ton Ship to Be Ready in 1933 Sandringham Wood Mystery Reuter: France Claims Air Records British United Press: Premier Attacks Premier Rebuff in Victoria for Mr. Lang No Halls for his Meetings Reuter: Writ against New South Wales Federal Claim for £700,000 Imperial and Foreign Items Naval Talks Deadlock French Government Claims An Obstacle to Agreement Reuter: Speed-Boat Record Gar Wood Postpones Attempt Lord Byng Home To-Day Play's Six Performances The 'Infallible' Free Traders Why Liberal Party Has 'Ceased to Count' Sir Oswald's New Recruit Conservatives and Tariffs United Front at next Election Pratts Reuter: Flying Girl's Ill-Luck Engine Trouble in mid Air Forced Descent on Rough Sea Driver Fined at Brooklands Crossed the Safety Line Reuter: Broadcasts from the Vatican Pope's Daily Message to Prelates Langham Hotel London The White House "The Human Hair" Get Rid of Acidity A Free Sample Multiple Display Advertising Items Court Circular Christening In Memoriam Primrose Day British Museum Acquisitions Greek Carving from Lansdowne Marbles New Persian Treasure Houses and Lands Properties in Kent and Surrey The Cup Final Whistle A Hampstead Solarium Mr. H. Du Parcq, K. C Doctor's 100th Birthday Building Societies Inquiry Last Trains Home Stockbroker's Big Estate Mr. H. W. Henderson's £678,875 Will Woman Leaves Fortune to her Companion From our Own Correspondent: Work for the Tyne Contract for 7,000-Ton Oil-Tanker The "Belle" Arrives Poster for Red Cross Queen Victoria's Church Gift of Carved Doors World Students in London By our Meteorological Expert: "Mainly Fair" Week-End Much Cloud and Some Coastal Fog Rather Warm By our Zoo Correspondent: Lure of Ugliness Crabs' Social Success at the Zoo News in Brief King's College Hospital Degree for Lord Irwin Guests of British Legion Daniel Neal & Sons Limited Dickins & Jones, Ltd. Dickins & Jones, Ltd. Methuen & Co. Ltd. Mayfair: Court and Society Cross-Word Puzzle No. 328 Pandora: A Woman's Corner Holiday Children Humour Cricket Week at Harrods Peter Robinson Heal's The Palestine Mandate Mr. Lloyd George's Declaration "Must Be Carried out Firmly" Great Experiment of Zionism From our Own Correspondent: Mind and Body Degenerate How Unemployment Causes Suicide "This Awful Dread" Lost Gladstone Relics Two Men Charged with Theft Reuter: Lamp's Five-Mile Range Reading by Distant Ray Reuter: Killed by Wolves Eloping Couple's Fate in Mexico As a result of the extension of the boundarles of Bournemouth, the Parish Church of Kinson, famous for its association with smugglers, is now within the borough A Bournemouth Acquisition Smugglers' Haunt From our Own Correspondent: Bad Language in Geography Sir H. Mackinder on Words to Avoid "All-Black" Concert for Bart's To Express Thanks of Coloured Races African Revenue Stamps Young Author's Death Child's Foot in Escalator Lombard Street Churches One that was Bombed by Germans New Plan for Derby Sweepstake Percentage for Charity Coaches Derailed Accident Delays Passenger Traffic Picturedrome Fire Coach Station Hotel Reuter: Paramount's Big Push Fair Play for British Trade Mr. Baldwin's Appeal to E. Woolwich "We Must Have Tariffs" Protecting Wages of the Workers By our Special Representative: Mr. Macdonald's Evasions "Work" the Real Issue English Doctors' Tour Harrods Ltd Mappin & Webb Ltd. Armstrong Siddeley Motors Limited Armstrong Siddeley Harvey Nichols & Co., Ltd. British United Press: Blot on Famous Landscape The Scene of Millet's "Angelus" Paris Protests Boots at Bedroom Door Hotel Liable for Missing Pair Reuter: Police Ban on "Nazi" Uniforms Blow to Hitlerism in the Rhineland Sun's Eclipse next Year British Party to Visit Canada Totality of 105 Seconds Visible in Track 90 Miles Wide Reuter: Earth's Rakish Twin Mystery of Pluto's Tilted Orbit Non-Stop Hooter Woman Chauffeur Drunk at Wheel of Car Reuter: Attempt to Raise the Oberon From our Own Correspondent: Gift to Native Village Sir James Carmichael's Munificence Hall in Memory of his Father Sir A. Geddes's Son Workman in U. S. Oil Refinery False Coin Charge Full Plant Produced in Court Aldershot Tournament More Leeds Window-Slashing Vote or Pay More Penalties for Not Going to Poll To-Day's Elections in Spain Test for Monarchists From our Own Correspondent: Oxford Art Exhibition at the Ashmolean Reuter: A Dread Disease American Doctor's New Treatment The report that the Colosseum was about to pass into South Kensington Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items See Bristol this Summer Peter Robinson Airmen Capture a Burglar Man who Associated with Murderer Gutteridge Case Recalled The "Order to View" Impudent Theft from Householder To-Day's Events Must a Wife Be a Mother? Fraud Charge Sequel to Refusal Husband's Claim High Court to Give a Ruling Women's Wear Cheaper "Halved in Price in Last Few Years" A Strange Creed Court Story of Man's Amazing Belief H. M. S. Glorious Inquiry Concluded Safety in Mines A Call for More Inspectors World Parliament of Business The British Members Auctions and Estates Harrods to Sell the Shoolbred Properties The Debutante's Day Colney Hatch Fire Alarm Among Jungle Tribes Lady Dorothy Mills's Adventure Natives Puzzled First Sight of White Woman Devoted Father and Son Dead In Gas-Filled Room Gorringes Harrods Ltd. Messrs. De Havilland Aircraft Co. Ltd. Harvey's Sherry 'Vita' Glass reduces the cost of health Daily Sketch £500 Blackmail Charge Man and Woman in the Dock Unnamed Doctor as Prosecutor From our Own Correspondent: Where Cæsar was Defeated Gallic War Discovery Mail and Steamship News Reuter, British United Press: Zeppelin over Jerusalem On her Way Home to Friedrichshafen Link with R101 British Troops Help in Mooring Motor Boat Week An Anglo-American Contest Reuter: When They Asked for Typewriters Prisoners who May Be Frank about Gaol Music in the Parks The Surbiton Survey Charm of Riverside Parade Smug Complancency By our Chess Correspondent: Chess for Boys Hastings Congress Entries Reuter: World's Chess Title Alekhine-Capablanca Match Arranged Girl's Bad Record Remand at Request of Church Army L. C. C. Language Classes Reuter: German "Jack the Ripper" Trial of Man who Terrorised a City Lost Letter that Led to Arrest Year in Prison for Boy of 16 "A Thorough Bad Lot" "My Death Sentence" Tragedy of Man who Protested Innocence Five Brothers who Went to War Four Killed in Action £215,000 Steel Orders Life's Work for Children Death of Sir Robert Parr 22 Years Director of N. S. P. C. C. Mr. Will Evans A Famous Comedian Sir G. Richardson Long Army Career in India Sir T. P. Woodhouse Sir W. D. Campbell From our Own Correspondent: Newsboy who Became M. P. Colleague's Tribute to Mr. W. Wright Lawn Tennis Trials A Triumph for Austin Perry Beaten by Superior Tactics Point-To-Point Good Sport at Many Meetings Training Ship Race Golf Ryder Cup Tests Whitcombe Beaten by Jolly Brassey Cup Billiards Amateur Championship Semi-Final Lee's Pluck Fencing Scots Defeated by Sabre Club An Easy Victory Hockey Essex Women's Tourney St. George's Hill Trophy Rolls~Royce A Barker Rolls-Royce Daimler Arsenal's Firmer Grip on League Championship Association Football Another Away Win—Tense Relegation Position Spurs Checked Again League Results and Positions Fatal Penalty How Wycombe Gained Amateur Cup Hayes Handicapped by Changes Inter-Services Match Navy and Army Share the Honours Fives Corinthians'"double" Amateur Football Second Victory over Scottish Rivals Guest Not Competing German's Second Attempt for Diamonds A British "Hope" First round Win for Reggie Meen Sheriff of London Shield Match Revived Rifle Shooting Birchfield H. Supreme London to Brighton Relay Won Again A Thrilling Finish Artists' Rifles Win. Territorial Relay Championship Motoring Postponed Races at Brooklands Cobb's Fine Effort Public Schools' Sports This Week's Events Amateur Athletic Association D. G. A. Lowe's Appointment Motor Matters Self-Changing Gears Greater Efficiency British Army Too Good for the French Rugby Football Bristol's Great Record—Dual Reverse for Coventry Devonport Crush Gloucester Good Win for British Army Splendid Kicking by Townend "Double" for Bristol Strong Finishing against Harlequins Insurance Rivalry By "Forward": Brilliant Play by Newport Superior to Blackheath in All Departments Fine Swerving Runs Northampton Excel O. M. T's Fine Win Old Cranleighans Fail to Stay Clever Half-Back Play Bedford's Fine Display Swansea in a Dazzling Mood Splendid Victory over Cardiff Triumph of Youth Leicester's Weakness Park Forwards Win at Birkenhead Wasps' Proud Record England's Bad Season Faulty Selection the Main Cause Puzzling Methods Yachting Inter-Club Contest Henley Win a Keen Match Lacrosse Angling Good Prospects All round By "Fairway": Racing Notes Early Pointers to Classic Form Confidence in Cameronian Likely Candidates to Watch From our Racing Correspondent: Spring Cup for the Masher Yesterday's Racing Massai and Rivalry Beaten Easily Impressive Victory Official Scratchings Boxing Cook's and Wagons-List World Travel Service The Black Forest Revisited South America Blue Star Line Yeoward Line Devon Free Service Dean & Dawson Ltd. Canadian Pacific Sunshine Cruises Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd. 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