News from 24/05/1931
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Ernest Newman, W. R. Calvert, H. M. Abrahams, H. F. Mitchell, A. W. Busbridge, A. J. Symonds, A. C. Taylor, A. Brooker, Robert McKOWN, Yarborough, Ralph Straus, Kathleen Lee, W. J. R., H. V. Carrington, H. Guy Rawlins, J. M. Bulloch, E. V. Lucas, James Agate, Frank Rutter, E. L., R. J. Barrett Financial Editor, Prof. W. D. Halliburton, Mary Owen, Chas. Hy. Francis, Sydney W. Carroll, George C. Stead, Alexander Macdougall, W. Evanson Atkinson, G. F. H. Parsons, Desmond MacCarthy, Res Ker, M. J. Winkfield, John F. Porte, H. C. Minchin, Atticus, L. Van Vliet, Stanhope Kennedy, V. A. B., I. Gamble, Henry A. Read, Wickham Steed, Dilys Powell, H. Malcolm McKEE, A. P. Hoskyns, J. M. B., Sir David Llewellyn, H. M. J., Westwood Maoneill, Parallax, E. H. Millward, E. H. Rodwell, C. O. O., M. A., H. R. Fairfax-Lucy, A. J. Johnson, Philip Guedalla, W. S. Lovegrove, Harold Cox,
ResumoDrink Contrexéville Trocadero Multiple Display Advertising Items Residential Hotels Multiple Display Advertising Items Washington Hotel Hotel Riposo Multiple Display Advertising Items Sundridge Mansion Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items De Vere Hotel Branksome Tower Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items Marshall & Snelgrove Debenhams Ltd Les Grands Hotels Company Meetings Welsh Associated Collieries Company Meetings Benefits Secured by Amalgamation—Electrification Progress Hours of Work—Need of Early Government Pronouncement Sir David Llewellyn's Review The London Assurance City Chatter Forced Selling Ceases Abruptly Bank Rate Prospects Copper's Low Record A Rally in Industrials Bank Rate Prospects A Further Reduction? Industrial Points Rally After Fall Welsh Collieries Miners' Disappointment Investment Hints Trust Debentures Kaffirs Recover Low Level for Copper Past Week's Market Features Mr."Solly" Joel More Oil Results Rally Follows Weakness Rubber Stronger Renewed Dutch Activities The Outlook Increased Activity Possible Liverpool Wheat Money Market Fresh Decline in Bill Rates Tarapaca Nitrate Terms of Arrangement with Cosach Brevities Smith's Potato Crisps (1929) Company Meetings Large Inorease in Turnover Growing Demand for Products Sir Herbert Morgan's Statement Answers to Correspondents Income Tax Queries From our Own Correspondent: Wall Street Weak Early Rally Not Maintained Opinion Divided as to Business Position Easy at Close Steels and Chemicals Depreciate Reuter: New York Metals "Sunday Times" New York Closing Prices From our Own Correspondent: Slight Reaction on Curb Gulf and Vacuum Oil Supported Cotton Lower Unsettling outside Influences Exclusive Cable to the "Sunday Times" Reuter: Produce Markets Reuter: Railroad Earnings Broadcasting To-Day's Programmes Mail and Steamship News The "Abbey Road" Building Society Thames House by the New Lambeth Bridge Westminster Forestal Land, Timber and Railways Company Meetings Multiple Display Advertising Items The Dramatic World A Holiday Week Plays and Players This Week's Premieres Film Notes "The Outsider" A Brilliant British Picture "The Birth of a Nation" To the Editor of the Sunday Times Bridge Encouraging Cards Chess Acrostics Variety Entertainments Multiple Classified Advertising Items Let Heal's make your bed The Ouxsider Multiple Classified Advertising Items The World of Music The Russian Amateurs The Week's Music Russian Opera To-Day's Events The Churches The Galleries Morden British Drawings Bone, Schwabe, and Blampied Books & Writers Selection for the Library Most Women . . . . By Alec Waugh (Cassell. 12s. 6d.) The Dreyfus Affair. By Jacques Kayser (Heinemann. 10s. 6d.) A History of Europe, 1815-1923. By Sir J. A. R. Marriott. (Methuen. 16s.) The Plays of Bernard Shaw. (Constable. 12s. 6d.) The Corn King and the Spring Queen. By Naomi Mitchison (Cape. 10s. 6d.) Harvey Nichols Strand Magazine The North Mail and Newcastle Daily Chronicle Multiple Display Advertising Items The World of Books Time Regained "Time Regained" By Marcel Proust. Translated by Stephen Hudson. (Chatto and Windus. 21s.) "Proust." By Samuel Beckett. The Dolphin Books. (Chatto and Windus. 2s.) Aspects of Life "Plant Life Through the Ages: A Geological and Botanical Retrospect." By A. C. Seward, Sc. D., Master of Downing College. (Cambridge University Press. 30s.) "A Short History of Biology." By Charles Singer. (Clarendon Press. 18s.) The Shavian Theatre "The Complete Plays of Bernard Shaw." (Constable. 12s. 6d.) Multiple Display Advertising Items Mock Turtle Constable Cobden-Sanderson Methuen & Co., Ltd. The Padded Man "Bulwer, a Panorama: Edward and Rosina, 1803-1836." By Michael Sadleir. (Constable. 16s.) The Times Book Club Harrods Circulating Library New Fiction "Four Frightened People." By E. Arnot Robertson. (Cape. 7s. 6d.) "Vantage Striker." By Helen Simpson. (Heinemann. 7s. 6d.) "My Husband Simon." By Mollie Panter-Downes. (Collins. 7s. 6d.) "Sand and the Blue Moss." By Edward Charles. (Davies. 7s. 6d.) Philip Allan The Comet of a Season "Lassalle." Translated from the German of Arno Schirokauer by Eden and Cedar Paul. (Allen and Unwin. 15s.) Tales in the Tropics "Most Women . . ." By Alec Waugh. (Cassell. 12s. 6d.) A Swiss Adventurer "I Have No Regrets: the Strange Life of a Diplomat-Vagrant, Being the Memoirs of Lieutenant Bringolf." Edited by Blaise Cendrars. (Jarrold. 18s.) Faber & Faber Herbert Jenkins, Ltd. A Wanderer's Notebook The Three Attempts London's Parks Grey Squirrels Commercial Aviation "Rotten Row" The "Mother of Months" "To the Sea in Ships" Englishman: Scottish Nationalism "Religion in Common Life" Lectures The Cricket Season The Premier's Socialism The "Rubáiyát" English Law and Torture Monmouthshire "Running Thursday" The Netherlands Sommerville Story: Hamlet's Age, etc. Martello Towers Burning Alive Readers' Queries From our Own Correspondent: Irish Free State Electricity Supply Board Dr. McLaughlin's Resignation The Church of Ireland A Farmer's Vocabulary From our Own Correspondent: Our Paris Letter A Political Lull M. Briand's Position Geography for Parisians P&o Cruises Deaf Ears Multiple Display Advertising Items London's Underground By "A Student of Politics": The Week at Westminster The Lords and the Land Bill 'Ministers' Difficulty Electoral Reform Men, Women, and Memories Princes and the Trade Crisis Lord Milner and the East-End Sir Trevor Dawson Mr. Glasworthy The Depressed Art Market By "Autolycus": "The Town": Men and Intimacies "Louisville Times", "San Diego Union": Wheat and Want World Over-Production Starving Millions London Conference Peter Robinson Hamptons Decorators Furnishers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Deaths The Sunday Times Empire Day The Prince's Lead Vindicated Oil or Coal ? The Egyptian Elections "O the Wild Charge !" The European Crisis Germany and the League. Future of M. Briand A Flower Sermon By "Scrutator": Politics in the Doldrums An Unrepresentative House The Young Men's Opportunity Hospitality in a Monastery Pope Assails Present Social Order Bolshevism—The Natural Heir of Socialism Inviolable right of Private Property Plea for a Legion of Employers and Workers "Slow Poison" Workers' Claim to Everything Anti-Catholic Demonstration Scenes in Glasgow Reuter: Capital Fleeing from Spain Minister's Warning New Air Dash Record Copenhagen and Back in a Day British Flyer's Feat Chequers Talk on Reparations German Ministers' Coming Visit From our Own Correspondent: Girl Tourists' Feat British Party's Trek over Pyrenees From our Own Correspondent: Founder of the Cheka New Fleet of Tanks Holiday Weather Warm, but Some Rain Expected From our Own Correspondent: Weird Indian Rites Boy Initiated as Jagadguru Successor to High Priest Vows Taken in River From our Own Correspondent: Viscount Glenapp Divorce Decree Granted The King Walk in Gardens in spite of Rain The Duke of Connaught Princes Beaten at Golf Special Features on Other Pages By our Political Correspondent: Political Notes Mr. Baldwin's Campaign The Finance Bill Car Crash into Train Late News Four Motorists Killed at Level Crossing A Sussex Tragedy Woman's Gliding Record Sail 'Plane Flight From our Own Correspondent: "Smaranda" and the Premier A Pilgrimage at Lossiemouth Reuter: The U. S. Deficit Treasury Secretary's Statement Shellubricate From our Own Correspondent: Britain and the League Mr. Henderson's Stand Silesian Dispute at Geneva Support for German View "No Relic of Decay" Mr. MacDonald and Empire Adaptability to New Forms Evolution or Revolution Minister's Protest at Funeral Sequel to Hull Fire Tragedy Australia's Plight Premiers to Consider New Loan Where Stuart Costumes are Worn Every Sunday Colonel and Wife Shot Farm Tragedy in Canada Lord Tennyson's Grand-Niece British United Press: Mr. Chaplin's "City Lights" French Authors Support Plagiarism Charge Late News The Level Crossing Crash Names on Driving Licences of Victims Reuter: Britain and Geneva Mr. Henderson's Claim From our Own Correspondent: Vive Briand ! Triumphal Return to Paris From our Own Correspondent: Soviet Attack on Mr. Henderson 'Slippery and Ambiguous' From our Own Correspondent: Ban on Garden Water Essex Householders Amused Company's Joke Chinese Civil War 100,000 Troops Ready for Action From our Own Correspondent: Married Women To what Country Do They Belong ? Horsewoman's Death Reuter: Islam's "Day of Rest" Friday or Sunday? Turkey's Move for Reform New Relics of the Mayas 10-Feet Slab Coming by Freighter Reuter: Mrs. Coats to Be Buried in Scotland Reuter: Arctic Grave for Dr. Wegener World Wheat Decisions London Conference Accord Cut in Acreage Advised "Churchill and Co" Mr. Geo. Lansbury's Outburst "The Church Mouse" Injunction Sought against Title Reuter: Wafdists Coming to London Irish Sweep £1,700,000 Fifteen Prizes of £30,000 Each Last-Day Rush Mile-Long Queues in Dublin Reuter: Sir Aurel Stein Explorer Ordered out by Chinese Miss Mary Pickford An Amusing Attack of "Nerves" Imperial and Foreign Items The Sick List The Ascot clock face looks down on annual elegance Multiple Display Advertising Items Court Circular In Memoriam Funeral Mr. Ernest Noel 1,000 Pageant Performers Mr. Brown's Palace Party By a Special Representative: Suite Inspired by Baby Princess Elgar Composition Recorded The Royal Nursery in Music Princess Elizabeth's Birthday House A Gift from Wales From our Own Correspondent: Woman's Last Wish Ashes Scattered on Racecourse English Riflemen for Canada American Memorial Day Music in the Parks World a Small Place How "Sunday Times" Circulates A Canadian Reader's Letter The King and Opera Another Visit to "Die Fledermaus" Duke of York on Idealism World's Sorest Need Prepared his Own Grave Lord Lascelles' First Swim The Virile North Alexandra Day From our Special Correspondent: Lady Capell Day Two Centuries of a Kew Charity Aid for Schools Duke of York as Royal Trustee Noted Physiologist Dead Lancashire Boy Pianist The Buffs on Parade Airmen Buried at Sea "St. Elizabeth's Church Jewish Proverb Cited in Will Mr. Nathan Straus's Charities Golden, Silver and Leaden Gifts Trade with the East New Motor Ship "Brighter Sixpences" Titania's Palace Friends of the Poor "Some Rain" Showery Prospect for the Holiday Thunder Likely News in Brief Frogmore Mausoleum Federation of Bands Roundhead Skeletons Londoners Claim Flitch Debenham & Freebody Auctions and Estates An "Ingoldsby" Country Mansion Newmarket Training Establishment Royal Tournament at Olympia All Three Services to Take Part Oxford Art Exhibition Mayfair: Court and Society Cross-Word Puzzle No. 334 By Pandora: A Woman's Corner Empire Day "Stylish Stouts" Aerial Pageant Rubber from Oil Disclosure Made by Accident A Soviet State Secret Reports Suppressed Cotton Exports A Huge Decrease in the Shipments to India Daily Telegraph Speed on Land Challenge Campbell's Record to Be Attacked Australian's Effort British Legion 15,000 Members to Parade at Cenotaph From our Special Correspondent: Oxford Honours Einstein Degree Conferred "Brilliant Ornament of our Century" Reuter: Rebels Killed Burma Rifles Capture Home-Made Cannon Reuter: Ordered to Eat Asparagus Reuter: £143,000,000 Ban on Imports Huge Restriction Scheme of U. S. A. Effect on British Goods Penal Sanctions in Malaya Intercepted £15 for Ireland Sender's Denial of Sweepstake Interest From our Own Correspondent: Mr. Graham on Cure for Slump No Attack on Wages Central News: Religious Liberty in Spain "Absolute" Freedom Reuter: Joan of Arc Festivities Motoring Trial Fiasco Chaos in Moorland Quagmire "Worse than War" Norfolk Village Centenarian 102nd Birthday Anglo-Saxon Find on Foreshore Treasure Trove in Sussex From our Own Correspondent: Train Breaks in Two "Runaway" Half Crashes into Front Portion Mrs. Victor Bruce Ill For Business Men From Our Special Correspondent: Country Zoo Public See Wonders of Whipsnade 3,000 Visitors in the Rain Shy Animals in New Home Princess's Own Home Where the Grown-Ups Cannot Enter "To Defy Mother" Reuter: Hikers in Free Fight Raid by Police "Vice-Squad" Safety First-For his Dog Terrier Saved from Blazing Car Potteries Tragedy Girl Finds Aunt Lying Dead Reuter: Mrs. Wills-Moody Tennis Star's Film Ambition Waggon Freights Regulations Providing for an Increase British United Press: Texas Guinan Sails for Europe Canadian Pacific East Coast Types Savoy—Brides-Les-Bains Try Crawford's Vitality Digestive Denmark Multiple Display Advertising Items From our Own Correspondent: Murder Appeal Prayers Bishop Replies to Critics "Public Confidence was Shaken" Reuter: Zepp's Flight to Pole Russian Scientists on Board Noted Trick Flier in Court "Stunting" Charge Fails From our Own Correspondent: Two Candidates at Gateshead The Fiscal Issue British United Press: Gamblers Chance Casino Reopens Just outside Paris Reuter: Italian Racer Killed Princes and Industry Visits to Factories and Farm Shows Heavy Programme Prince George in North this Week Reuter: Another Attack on Kanchenjunga Germans Ready to Start Two Sisters Shot Farmer Remanded on Murder Charge An Actor's Charity Mr. Charles Laughton's Street Encounter Lawyer's Motor Crash Death From our Own Correspondent: Alleged Threat to Bishop Young Man Charged with Blackmail Dr. Guy Warman and Demand for £50 Treasures for Nation Plan for De Morgan Gallery Siddons Centenary Life Story of Actress in a Play Three Deaths in Car Crash From our Own Correspondent: Gandhi's Visit to London Not to Come in June White Poverty in Bombay Europeans "Sacked" by Indian Firms Reuter: "Chirping Sounds" Nightingale Wasted on Jazz Enthusiasts Cashier Accused Alleged Theft of £749 from Bank Reuter: Second Do-X Girl Killed by Nicotine First Case of Kind for 60 Years Smuggling Tragedy Recalled Mr. Cairns' Hint to Lovers "Wait Six Months" Glen Kidston's Death Evidence to Be Taken in England Boy Nobody Wants Mystery of Landing on Yorkshire Coast Savonarola Memorial From our Own Correspondent: The Universities Merry Month of May at Oxford Agreement on Bodleian Scheme From our Own Correspondent: To Preserve Rural Amenities Cambridge Pilgrim Trust's New Offer of £10,000 From our Own Correspondent: £50,000 for a Library London Gift by Goldsmiths' Company From our Own Correspondent: Scottish Drama for London An Interesting Race Predicted The total number of schools in the National School Society is 2,237 House of Lords as "Executioner" Attack by Teachers' President Child's Right to Stay at School Bishop's Plea for Head Teachers C. P. R. Liner Plans No New Ship for Two Years Reuter: Robber's Stolen Plane Crashes £800 Jewel Raid From our Own Correspondent: Our Scots Letter The Church and Trade Revival Glasgow for Songs! From our Own Correspondent: Russia's Five Year Plan Task Too Big for Soviet? Moscow Realises Difficulties Impartial Survey Vacuum Oil Company, Limited Riley (Coventry) Ltd. Another Rain-Ruined Day Cricket But Kent and Surrey Make Good Progress Hants Upset Gloucester's Plan Notts Break down Poor Batting against Gregory's Slows Northants' Bold Move An Early Blow to Leicestershire Cutmore Stands Firm Essex Worried by Root's Leg Theory By our Special Correspondent: Hendren's Sad Benefit More Fine Batting by Bowley Bowlers Handicapped Yorkshire Score Steadily at Old Trafford Lyon's Mistake Hants Put in and Hit out Not a Parker Wicket Warwick Sparkle Bates and Croom Score Freely Cautious New Zealanders Rain after Seventy-Five Dull Minutes Somerset Fail Again After Promising Start Watt Takes Four Wickets Gentlemen v. Players at the Oval Public Schools Cricket Rifle Shooting Cricket Averages Fifty-Two Wickets for Parker Bowley Leading Batsman Bank Holiday Fixtures Swimming Athletics L. A. C. Win Team Match Double for Townend London School of Economics Win From our Own Correspondent: Rowing Oxford Summer Eights Brasenose Maintain the Headship Hampstead Harriers' Meeting Bowls Sussex Beat Bucks Golf The Thousand Guineas Tournament Whitcombe's Great Duel with Barber Prince of Wales Beaten in the Second round Woman Champion Sees Parents Qualify Scratch Players Fare Badly From our Own Correspondent: Yachting The Southend Week Three Big Boats Engaged Golf Club Competitions Lawn Tennis Big British Successes in Paris Austin's Mishap "Poly." Rider's Double Success Surrey Team Championship Anglo-Persian Oil Co. Ltd. The Royal Mial Steam Packet Co. Daily Sketch By "Fairway": Racing Notes Cameronian a Firm Derby Favourite The Uncertainty of Jacopo Doctor Dolittle's False Position From our Racing Correspondent: King's Handicap Surprise Yesterday's Racing Genephontes Unplaced to Boy Painter Four Meetings Doncaster Ayr Motor Matters Making the Best of the Holiday Charm of By-Ways Uttoxeter Thos. Cook & Son Ltd Blue Star Line South America by the Royal Mail and Pacific Lines Pickfords Travel Service Multiple Display Advertising Items George Lunn's Distinctive Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times
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