News from 26/07/1931
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A. R. Groves, H. M. Abrahams, O. M. Green, Arthur S. Law, W. Davies, John T. Stanly, Sir Evan Cotton C. I. E., Jno. Ireland, W. Hayford Morris, Ralph Straus, John Knight, Sir Sidney Low, J. M. Bulloch, H. W. Benison, E. V. Lucas, W. L. Alexander, Dr. Leonard Lockhart, Hedgehog, James Agate, Frank Rutter, E. L., Eiluned Lewis, J. Y., Frederic Gorell Barnes, T. Burns, John Heygate, Sydney W. Carroll, Sir John Marriott, Cecil R. Fright, George C. Stead, Desmond MacCarthy, W. T. Hoggart, Bessie R. Bayly, Rekah Anna Keyzor, John Atack, A. P. White, L. Van Vliet, W. F. Lawrence, W. W. Hadley, Frank E. Gilliams, Wickham Steed, Dilys Powell, Senex, Hon. Eleanour Norton, M. E. D'evelyn, H. F., S. Davies, H. Gale, E. W. MacBride, Hamilton Pluck, Charles A. Cook, Philip Guedalla, R. J. Barrett, Harold Cox,
ResumoSt. Ivel Trocadero Multiple Display Advertising Items Residential Hotels White Hall Residential Hotels, Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items The North Hotels Multiple Display Advertising Items Pump House Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items Royal Crescent Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items Marshall & Snelgrove Ltd Genasprin City Chatter A Week of Anxiety Bank Rate Change: Cause and Effects Home Rail Interim Dividends Brazilian Financial Reform Past Week's Market Features Brevities Answers to Correspondents Money Market Gold Withdrawals Continue Recovery in Sterling Income-Tax Queries Furness, Withy and Company Company Meetings Strong Financial Position Trade and Shipping Industry Problems The Victoria Falls and Transvaal Power Company Company Meetings United Dominions Trust, Ltd A Record Year Mr. J. Gibson Jarvie and Credits for Industrial Development Sunday Times From our Own Correspondent, Reuter: Wall Street Dull Narrow Movements Recorded No Early Improvement Anticipated "Sunday Times" New York Closing Prices Railroads From our Own Correspondent: Fractional Gains in Utilities Quiet Session on the Curb Reuter: Cotton Easier Values Recede on Rain Reports Exclusive Cable to the "Sunday Times" From our Own Correspondent: Jute Trade Dull Erratic Trend in Prices Indian Mills Decision Rubber Easy Reports and Notices To-Day's Events The Churches Broadcasting To-Day's Programmes Foreign Features Conducted by Yarborough: Bridge Bidding Principles How to Measure Strength Chess A Brilliant Game Acrostics Very active preparations are making in West minster Abbey for the approaching coremony of the Coronation To-Morrow's Cause List Mail and Steamship News No Title The Dramatic World No Laughing Matter "Avalanche" A Play. By Beverley Nichols Production by the Masque Theatre, Edinburgh Plays and Players This Week's Premieres Film Notes "Shipmates" From our Own Correspondent: Our Paris Letter M. Laval in London The Peret Acquittal India's "Untouchables" Tyranny of the Caste Hindus Sea-Piece By a Special Correspondent: The Goldsmiths A Living Craft Guild Encouraging Modern Craftsmen Plaza The Scarborough Flier Lynton, Devon, Valley of Rocks Hotel Carlton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Goodwood "His Master's Voice" The World of Music The Week's Music The Galleries The Young Turner Exhibition of Early Works "The Duke" A New Life of Wellington, VI—THE Peninsular War A China Tragedy Gooch's Pop Annual The Blanket of the Dark Adele & Co. The Man at the Carlton by Edgar Wallace Simple Peter Cradd by E. Phillips Oppenheim Kerrell by Taffrail Admiral Blades The World of Books Sir Robert Walpole "Robert Walpole and his Age." By G. R. Stirling-Taylor. (Cape. 15s.) Wells as Story-Teller "Selections from the Early Prose Works of H. G. Wells." Selected by H. A. Treble. (University of London Press. 2s.) "Pages of English Prose. 1390-1930." Seleceted by Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch. (Clarendon Press. 1s. 6d.) A Great Victorian Statesman "Life of Robert Marquls of Salisbury." By his Daughter, Lady Gwendolen Cecil. Vol. III 1880-1886. (Hodder and Stoughton. 21s.) Eveleigh Nash & Grayson MaCMillan Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jonathan Cape Thirty Bedford Square Ward, Lock & Co. Mr. Churchill's Career "The Tragedy of Winston Churchill." By Victor Wallace Germains. (Hurst and Blackett. 12s. 6d.) Frederick Warne & Co., Ltd. J & E. Bumpus, Ltd New Fiction The Dream and the Business "The Broates Went to Woolworth's." By Rachel Ferguson. (Benn. 7s. 6d.) "The Blanker of the Dark." By John Buchan. (Hodder and Stoughton. 7s. 6d.) "John and David." By John Kenward. (Peter Davies. 7s. 6d.) "The Shortest Night." By G. B. Stern. (Heinemann. 7s. 6d.) "Let Them Say!" By Rachel Swete Maonamars. (Hurst and Blackett. 7s. 6d.) "The Crime Without a Flaw." By Leslie Despard. (Nash and Grayson. 7s. 6d.) Jarrolds His Dream Wife! Holland in the War "In the Enemy's Country." By Joseph Crozier, in collaboration with Lieut, Marquis de Belleval. (Hutchinson. 7s. 6d.) Hutchinson & Co. (Publishers) Ltd. John Lane the Bodley Head Ltd Gollancz Wright & Brown A Turbulent Story "After Ten Years." By Constance Malleson (Colette O'Neil). (Cape. 7s. 6d.) A Pleasant Mixture "The Doctor's Second Thought." By Sir James Crichton-Browne. (Benn. 7s. 6d.) Sands of Windee Harrap Men of Action "Men and Forces of Our Times." By Valeriu Marcu. (Harrap. 7s. 6d.) A Students' Guide "A Guide to the Study of Medieval History." By Louis John Paetow. (Kegan Paul. 21s.) Hurst & Blackett Mills & Boon, Ltd. Books & Writers Selection for the Library Life of Robert Marquis of Salisbury, 1880-86. By Lady Gwendolen Cecil. (Hodder and Stoughton. 21s.) The Treagedy of Winston Churchill. By Victor Wallace Germaine. (Hurst and Blackett. 12s. 6d.) Five Plays. By Ashley Ducke. (Benn. 10s. 6d.) Broome Stages. By Clemence Dane. (Heinemann. 8s. 6d.) Hints for Horsemen "The Art of Riding." By Lieut-Colonel M. F. McTaggart, D. S. O. (Methuen. 7s. 6d.) C. I. D Slaves Theodore Dreiser The Art of the Silhouette Things Artistic & Antique New Interest in an Old Fashion Hamptons The Museum Galleries Watts & Co., Ltd. The Frank Hollings Bookshop Sunday Times Leggatt Brothers Arthur Tooth & Sons, Ltd. Wallace Heaton, Ltd. Foyle's Art Dept Stamps we Want to Buy Methuen & Co., Ltd. A Wanderer's Notebook Questionable Points A Shropshire Man: Letters to the Editor By "A Student of Politics": The Week at Westminster Vote of Censure Curious Tactics Front Bench Silence From our Own Correspondent: Irish Free State A Sinister Gesture P & O Cruises Imperial Airways Ltd. Bailey's Hotel The People's Refreshment House Association Ltd. Bushey Hall Hotel Men, Women, and Memories The Air Fight over London—Literary Prophets—National—Athletics By "Autolycus": "The Town": Men and Intimacies Rural Amenities Raids on Beauty Need for Protection National Benzole Co., Ltd. Gough's Fifth Army Multiple Classified Advertising Items France and British Gold After the Conference The Civil Service Spanish Wreckers "Plus Ca Change—" The Conference-And after Medley of Doubts Visions of the Future "The Duke" A New Life of Wellington VI—THE Peninsular War (continued) Gold Drain Reaching its Climax Belief that French Withdrawals Will now Cease German Crisis Continues Reichsbank's Discount Rate May Become 15 per Cent Reuter: British Bankers To Be in Berlin to-Morrow By our City Editor: Sterling Improves £3,700,000 More for France Withdrawals on the Wane A Leading Banker's Confidence Reuter: Mr. Henderson and Gold Exports M. Laval's Denial of a Rumour Reuter: Controlling Gold Movements Sir R. Kindersley in Paris By our Political Correspondent: Vanishing Hope of Economy Mr. Snowden's Grave Problem Fiscal Doubters in the Cabinet Premier to Fly to Berlin To-Morrow's Trip British United Press: Mr. Stimson Motor Boat Trip with Dr. Bruning The King and Queen at Coliseum Cheering Crowds No Royal Visit to Ulster Britain and Davis Cup Defeated in Doubles Mr. Baldwin and the next Election "Cannot Be Long Delayed" Exchange: German Banker's Suicide From Our Special Correspondent: Gassed in a Cylinder Five Men Dead under the Thames Heroic Foreman Life given in Bid to save Comrades Special Features on Other Pages By our Political Correspondent: Political Notes The Conference Government Disappointed Towards a Tariff Contents Neck - and - Neck Race for King's Cup Thousand Miles Duel Won by Three Minutes Half of the Forty Pilots Forced to Retire King's Cup From our Own Correspondent: The King Going to Cowes A Quiet Yachting Holiday Trial Cruises in Britannia Ready for Regatta Week Primitive Canoes The Goldsmiths Hall British United Press: Rocket Wrecks an Aeroplane Machine Set Alight by Recall Signal Sequel to Mid-Air Collision From our Own Correspondent: National Library of Scotland New Site Decision Late News Reuter, Central News: State of Siege in Chile 40 Killed in Rioting in Three Days Trouble outside British Club British United Press: Revolt in Argentina £850,000 Orders for Engineers Machinery for Russia London Storm Two Houses Struck by Lightning Imperial and Foreign Items To-Day's Royal Wedding Gift of Pigeons as Symbol Princess Ileana's London Visit Appeal to Governor Many Road Smashes People Going on Holiday Killed Seven Hurt in Coach Crash Two Men Injured at Ealing Government and Mr. Thorburn Demand to China C. C. Wakefield & Co. Ltd. Poison Death Telegram "Hooray" Message to Dead Man's Parents Intensive Police Inquiries Reuter: Six Killed in 'Plane Crash A British Victim The Burberry Allen & Henburys Diet Multiple Display Advertising Items Court Circular Wedding Mr. C. W. Thomson and Miss M. A. Sheringham Ex-Inspector Syme Britain's Oldest Soldier "King's Congratulations on 102nd Birthday Wonderful Record" From our Own Correspondent: Oxford's Beam Hall Legal Action Possible Sunday League's Loss One of the Founders Dead The Late Mr. W. R. Lethaby Greyhound Track Opposed Changes at Rugby "Industria Britanica" Secret Kept from Peer Too Ill to Be Told of Burglary Lord Knutsford's House Rifled Twelve Days Ago Confessor's Chapel at Canterbury Re-Opened for Regular Services A Hampstead View Action by College Resented Eton Master Retires Theatre Defence League The Norman Conquest Sir Edward Clarke's Estate Veteran K. C. Leaves £39,400 Tribute to Wife's Loving Care The Round-Table Conference Mayfair "Social Club" for Delegates Golden Wedding A House of Lords Carpet Bradford's New Bishop Fleet's Summer Leave Blind Men's Reunion By our Meteorological Expert: Unsettled and Cool Showers in Most Districts Local Thunder in the South By our Zoo Correspondent: Bar-Bursting Buffalo A Zoo Problem News in Brief Debenham & Freebody Elizabeth Arden Ltd Canadian Pacific Fort Dunlop Mayfair: Court and Society Victorian Exhibition By Pandora: A Woman's Corner Flying a Novelty London Illuminated Cecil Sharp Home Pepsodent LMS Conservative Task Mr. Baldwin on Tariffs Negotiations with Dominions Ready for the next Election From our Own Correspondent: Women & Science Radium Revelations at To-Day's Congress Wives of the Pioneers Musical Game for Children Novel Event at Oxford Festival Europe's Critical Plight Sir R. Horne on Need of Vision Danger of Tariffs Sir Herbert Samuel's Demand How King's Air Cup was Won R. A. F. Officer's Daring Flying Only One Woman Finishes Miss Crossley's Fine Achievement Picture Gallery Infanta Beatrice Engaged to a Bourbon Prince From our Own Correspondent: Speech Days Imperial Service College Opening of New Hall Lord Methuen and Germany "We Cannot Forget: We May Forgive" Less Chivalrous than Boers From our Own Correspondent: Cadets' Camp Programme Affected by "Non-Recognition" Brooke Bond Tea Radio Problem at Inquest Woman who Complained of Neighbour's Set Jury Withdraw a Rider Final Tests of the Nautilus Departure for Norway Reuter: Revolt Threat in Morocco Rebel's Finance Mystery 200,000 Children Over-Insured Remedies Suggested by Commissioner From our Own Correspondent: How Russia Dumps World Prices Matter of Indifference Striking Facts Britain her Biggest Market From our Own Correspondent: Manx Shooting Case Charge against Estate Inspector All-Night Dance Sequel Charge against Kent Motorist Case Stopped by Jury Sir R. Craddock Combined Universities Candidate The "G. O. M." of Camberwell From our Own Correspondent: G. B. S. Competes with Airship Rival Attractions in Leningrad Shock at a "Rest" Home Grafzeppelin's Polar Plans Evelyn Graham Court Applicant and Alleged Libel Gilded Office Guineas to Uphold Court's Dignity Cross-Word Puzzle No. 343 Woman Flies to Surrender Croydon Arrest on Fraud Charge £7,600 Involved Civil Servants Arrested Accused of Forging Contracts Call for Public Economy Demand for Veto on New Spending R. S. P. C. A. Case Dismissed Further Stories of Scene at Meeting Lady Warwick as Witness Ejected Author "Helped out" King's "Middy" Days Recalled Message to a Sydney Church 15 Years in Debt Ex-Chief Clerk Sentenced for Fraud Music in the Parks Auctions and Estates Northumbrian Property Norfolk House 400 Years Old From our Own Correspondent: To save Thousands a Year New Powers of Brighton Corporation Motoring on Board 76 to Marry 37 South Kensington Hotel The Caledonian Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items Achilles Club Win Athletics Essex Fight Gamely—Internationals in Form Cohen's Double Win International Sports Scots and Irish in Opposition Severe Test Motor-Boat Racing Thrills in Southampton Water Rifle Shooting American Baseball Results Elgin tournament Golf Scottish Championship Wilson Wins a Keen Struggle Polo Pratts Pratts Motor Oil? Lodge Plugs Via Harwich Sunday Times From a Special Correspondent: France Leading in Davis Cup Lawn Tennis Cochet and Brugnon Win Doubles British Pair Disappoint Anglo-Persian Oil Co. Ltd. Sheffield Finals Japanese Divide Men's Singles Mrs. Martin's Pluck Motoring Brooklands' Relay Race The Austins Win Angling Fine Sea-Trout in Sussex River Public Schools Cricket Westminster's Highest Score St. Paul's Draw By a Special Correspondent: All-Round Lancashire Inter-County Tennis Reviewed Scottish Motor Cycle Titles Royal Burnham Y. C Crouch Y. C. Colne Y. C. Henley S. C. Thames United S. C. From our Own Correspondent: Yachting Britannia's Success Close Race with Westward Rowing Keen Racing at Bedford Regatta School's Success Staines Regatta Good Day for Bowlers County Cricket Kent Recover at Oval—A Notts Discovery Gloucester Struggle for Runs By our Own Correspondent: Chapman Rescues Kent Gover's Early Wickets Tate Beats Walters Worcester Bat on a Sodden Pitch Slow Scoring at Bristol Sinfield Defies Yorkshire Bowling No Play after Lunch Useful Effort by Berry for Leicester Two Centuries at Lord's Lancashire Rally Big Stand by Horrocks and Sibbles Harris Bowls Well Harrow Cock House Match Reuter's Special Service: Billiards Thousands Break by Lindrum Hants Put in New Zealand Captain Justified Vivian Suited Fencing R. A. F. Beat Westminster Boxing White in Form Patient Innings at Leyton Essex Attack Defied Mobiloil Vacuum Oil Company, Ltd. Cricket Averages Few Changes in Leading Batsmen Larwood Still ahead of Bowlers Club Cricket Bickley Park Bowler's Harvest Curtailed Games Brighton tournament Bowls Motor Matters Holiday Hints A Car of Value Swimming By "Fairway": Racing Notes Stewards' Cup Prospects Stern Task for Xandover Jockeys at Cricket From our Racing Correspondent: Seascape Wins Yesterday's Racing Duchess of York Plate Surprise The Divot's Canter Bogside Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Regidter of Hotels, Board-Residence, Etc. Multiple Display Advertising Items Situations and Appointments Bureau Multiple Classified Advertising Items Harrods Ltd. Ellis, Thompson & Co., Ltd. Hampton & Sons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ernest Yates, Ltd. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Knight, Frank & Ruteley Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items
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