News from 11/10/1931
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Ellen M. Dobinson, Clifford Bax, Ernest Newman, Mr. Churchill, (Major) F. J. Brett, Sir D. MacLean, Miss Wetherd, Marshall Foch, Mr. Ramsay Muir's, Mr. Ramsay Muir, Major Polson Newman, Mr. Montagu Norman, Mr. Somerset Maugham, Ralph Straus, Leonard Hawkes, Walter R. King, Geo. Prime, W. Rolleston, Herbert Sidebotham, Robert E. Sherwood, J. M. Bulloch, R. D. Falconer, P. Byrne, H. F. Malthy, E. V. Lucas, Harold Cox, Oliver Baldwin, James Agate, E. L., Frank Rutter, Davidson Cook, Bertram R. Davis, Dr. Bruning's Skill, Sir H. Samuel, Sir Herbert Samuel's, George C. Stead, D. R. Gent, Dr. Knox Burked, Desmond MacCarthy, Gerald Barry, Philip Morrell, H. C. Minchin, Barbara Cartland, Alfred Watkins, Lytchett M. Wood, Oscar Wilde, A. H. Fox Strangways, A., L. Van Vliet, Lady Gwendolen Cecil, W. W. Hadley, Wickham Steed, Sir H. Page Croft, James Bridie, H. F., Pandora, T. Earle Welby, W. Castle Railton, Percy Allen, Mr. Baldwin, Sir J. Simon, Mr. Thomas Tells, A. W. B. Messenger, Roy C. Warden, Mr. R. C. Sherriff, R. J. Barrett Financial Editor, Richard Ince, E. Muirhead Little F. R. C. S.,
ResumoSt. Lvel Trocadero Multiple Display Advertising Items Hotel Rubens White Hall Residential Hotels, Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items Pro Patria Multiple Display Advertising Items London's Five Up-To-Date Residential Hotels Malvern Multiple Display Advertising Items The New Queen's Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items Marshall and Snelgrove Debenhams Ltd. Genasprin City Chatter Growing Hope of Trade Revival The Rally in Home Rails French and American Danger Signals South Africa and the Gold Standard Brevities Money Market Loan and Discount Rates Firm Sterling Steady Potteries Electric Traction Nominal Capital Cut to Meet Deficiency Banking Results Anglo-South American Balance-Sheet Rubber Unchanged South African Stamp Duty Reuter: Estonian Bank Reopens Saturday's Markets Home Rails Buoyant—Industrials Again in Good Demand London Closing Prices Answers to Correspondents Reports and Notices Reuter: Copenhagen Stock Exchange Income-Tax Queries City of Sheffield Dealings in Stocks and Shares Barclays Bank Limited Mail and Steamship News Oceana Consolidated Stock Exchange Prices Business Done Mining News Gooch's Genatosan, Ltd. Company Meetings Turnover Again Increased Excellence of Company's Products The Dramatic World Dr. Knox Burked Westminister Wednesday, October 7 Dr. Knox Burked "The Anatomist" A Play. By James Bridie "From the Four Winds" Embassy Sunday, October 4 A Play. By Oliver Baldwin "The Queen's Husband" Ambassadors Tuesday, October 6 A Comedy. By Robert E. Sherwood "Salome" Savoy Monday, October 5 A Play. By Oscar Wilde "For the Love of Mike" Saville Thursday, October 8 A Play with Tunes Film Notes "Merely Mary Ann" and "Rebound" The Two Publics "The Immortal Lady" Royalty Friday, October 9 A Play. By Clifford Bax Plays and Players This Week's Premieres Chess Multiple Classified Advertising Items A Free Soul Empire Multiple Classified Advertising Items Gooch's Woollands Raymonde Hats The World of Music The Mind of the Composer Finale The Week's Music The Galleries British Abstract Painting Gooch's Gooch's Ltd. Waring & Gillow Ltd Benn Books The Road by Warwick Deeping Sunday Times The Times Book Club The World of Books Somerset Maugham "The First Person Singular." By Somerset Maugham (Heinemann. 7s. 6d.) Zeppelin Raids "Zeeplins Over England." By Freiherr Treusch von Buttlar Brandenfels. Trans-lated by Huntley Paterson (Harrap. 8s. 6d.) A Critic of Wine "The Romance of Wine." By H. Warner Allen (Benn. 21s.) A Publisher's Life Story "One Man's Road." By Arthur Waugh. (Champman and Hall. 18s.) Wild Beasts and Man "A Book of Man-Eaters." By Brig-General R. G. Burton. (Hutchinson. 12s. 6d.) The Romance of Leonardo Da Vinci Hodder & Stoughton Still a Good Book Season Mr. Sherriff Goes to Bognor New Fiction A Vicki Baum Story and Life in a Prison "The Fortnight in September." By R. C. Sherriff (Gollancz. 7s. 6d.) "Results of an Accident." By Vicki Baum (Bles. 7s. 6d.) "The Dark Duty." By Margaret Wilson (Cape. 7s. 6d.) "High Summer." By Richard Church (Dent. 7s. 6d.) "Ithurlel's Hour." By Joanna Cannan (Hodder and Stoughtom. 7s. 6d.) "Thin Ice." By Barbara Goolden (Champman and Hall. 7s. 6d.) "The Lady Who Came to Stay." By R. E. Spencer. (Cassell. 7s. 6d.) "Mystery at Friar's Pardon." By Martin Porlock (Collins. 7s. 6d.) "Murder in Black and White." By Evelyn Elder (Methuen. 7s. 6d.) Hutchinson & Co. The Secrets of Houdini "Speed" Hutchinson's & Co. Geoffrey Bles A Book of Man - Eaters John Lane The Bodley Head Ltd. Eyre and Spottiswoode Faber Sheaf of Autobiographies Poet—Spiritualist—Journalist—Airman The Book Society's Choice for October An Airman Inventor The Mahdi "The Mahdi of Allah." By Richard A. Bermann. With an Introduction by the Rt. Hon. Winston S. Churchill. (Putnam. 16s.) A Conversation Piece "The Barber's Clock." By E. V. Lucas (Methuen. 5s.) John Long, Ltd. Constable Books The Crime Club Omnibus Marshal Foch A Critical Study "Foch. The Man of Orleans." By Liddell Hart (Eyre and Spottiswoode. 21s.) The Riddle of Russia "The New Russia." Eight Broadcast Talks: By H. G. Wells and Others. (Faber and Faber. 3s. 6d.) "What Russia Intends." By Bruce Hopper. (Cape. 7s. 6d.) "My Russian Venture." By Mrs. Cecil Chesterton. (Harrap. 8s. 6d.) "Red Villages" By Y. A. Yakovlev. (Martin Lawerence. 5s.) For the Dog-Lover "Patch: the Story of a Mongrel." By Moyra Charlton. (Mcthuen. 5s.) Cassandra Methuen & Co Ltd Thornton Butterworth Books Cassell's How Animals Live—And Die "How Animals Live." By J. Morewood Dowsett, F. Z. S. (Hutchinson. 12s. 6d.) "Hunters and the Hunted." By W. S. Chadwick. (Witherby. 10s. 6d.) Ancient Romances "Egyptian Tales and Romances." Translated by Sir Ernest A. Wallis Budge. (Thorntan Butterworth. 15s.) Ivor Nicholson & Watson. Ltd. The Land of Sinai "Yesterday and To-day in Sinai." By Major C. S. Jarvis. (Blackwood. 15s.) Mr. Phillpotts as Essayist "Essays in Little." By Eden Phillpotts (Hutchinson. 6s.) Famous Old People "Five Store: A Group of Famous Centenarians." By W. Forbes Gray. (John Murray. 12s.) A Detective Dynasty "The Pinkertons: A Detective Dynasty." By Richard Wilmer Rowan. (Hurst and Blackett. 18s.) A Meal of Horrors "Great Disasters of the World." By Hurbert S. Bonner. (Hurst and Blackett. 12s. 6d.) Flying Dutchman Sampson Low From our Own Correspondent: Our Paris Letter Lord Reading's Visit A Bad Wine Year The Life of Lord Salisbury II.—"SPLENDID Isolation" and House of Lords Reform Broadcasting To-Day's Programmes Foreign Features We are informed thet Mr. Edward Lytton Bulwer is about to take upon himself An Outline of Modern Knowledge Specially Recommended Harrap Books & Writers Selection for the Library "Foch the Man of Orleans" By Liddell Hart (Eyre and Spottiswoode. 21s.) Inheritance By John Drinkwater. (Benn. 10s. 6d.) "Results of an Accident" By Vicki Baum. (Bles. 7s. 6d.) "My Russian Venture" By Mrs. Cecil Chesterton. (Harrap. 8s. 6d.) Multiple Display Advertising Items A Problem from Recent Play Bidding Gives the Key to the Solution Multiple Display Advertising Items Acrostics "Snotty" George Allen & Unwin Ltd. Oxford Books The Story of the Road By "A Student of Politics": Last Days at Westminster A Temperamental House Reputations Made and Lost From our Own Correspondent: Irish Free State Public Safety Bill Auctions and Estates Scottish Grouse Moor for Sale Old Tudor Mansion Harrods Ltd. Ward, Lock & Co. Abbey Road Austin Reed Ltd. A Wanderer's Note Book Another Shadow Cabinet The Wettest Month A Zoo Story Cecil Sharp The Duke of Wellington Pillar-boxes "L'Illustre Docteur Mathéus" "Buy British Holidays" Plausible: Queen Bess's Michaelmas Goose "Old England's Lamentation" Carlyle's Goethe Verse "Light on Shakespeare" H. M. S. Implacable and Orion Musical Echoes Sowthey v. Soothey! Father Ignatius "Death Lies Dead" Commander R. N.: Sir John Moore and Corunna The Leading Living Latinist (Capri): Readers' Queries P & O Tours Granville Hotel in Sunny Ramsgate Hastings and St. Leonards Multiple Display Advertising Items Underground Men, Women, and Memories Thoughts for the Times—The Duke of Connaught—Michael McKenna—SIR John Monash By "Autolycus": "The Town": Men and Intimacies Socialists and the Banks Complete State Control A Gigantic Loss of Income Harrods Ltd. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Sunday Times The Common Cause Round-Table Deadlock Chancellor Bruning A Useful Gadget By "Scrutator": Positions and Parties Liberals and the Election a Greater Issue than Tariffs A Respite for Germany No Title Mr. Henderson at Churt Prospect of "Wee Free" Alliance with the Socialists Sir Herbert Samuel's Position at Darwen Mr. Ramsay Muir's Bombshell and its Effect By our Political Correspondent: Resented "Instructions" of Mr. Ramsay Muir Straight Fights United Front to the Socialists Seven Conservative Withdrawals King's Horses Economy Plans for the Stables Post of Manager Left Vacant Household Scheme for Pay "Cuts" Darwen Contest Why Conservatives Do Not Withdraw How the Crisis Arose What Bankers Told the Cabinet Vital Dates Contents From our Special Correspondent: British Women Golfers' Win France Overwhelmed at Oxhey 2,000 "Gallery" for One Match Record in Racing Stakes A Manton Triumph South Africans at Twickenham The London Team Lord Dormer Hurt Car Skids and Upsets on Leaf-Strewn Road Earthquake in the Pacific Solomons Shock Contents Reuter: Grim Voyage of Leper Ship Crew Becalmed with Human Derelicts Reuter: Opera Singer Divorced Decree against Ganna Walska By our City Editor: Stock Markets Buoyant Sterling Firm Canada Life Assurance Company Ultimatum to Japan China Demands Evacuation War—Or the League More Bombing in Manchuria Railway Wrecked Warning to Nanking Japan's Demand Chinese Note Evacuation at once Life Saved by Magnet Surgeon's Brilliant Expedient Metal Ball in Boy's Lung Drawn out by Iron Rod Reuter: "Hands off" Japan's Reply to the League By Our Diplomatic Correspondent: League Council Lord Reading's Trip to Geneva U. S. Attitude Mr. Hoover to "Wait and See" Carfax, Oxford By a Special Correspondent: Oxford, Old and New Junction of Four Streets Dealing with Traffic Congestion Shot Bank Cashier Appeal by Scotland Yard Reuter: Late News From our Own Correspondent: Nazi Chief Warned Hindenburg's Hint to Hitler Secret Berlin Interview Reuter: British Explorers Safe News of Watkins and Courtauld Socialist Defence of Premier Sharp Retort at a Labour Meeting "Henry Ix" Postponed Young London Solicitor Fall from Window at his Club Junior Carlton Tragedy By our Chess Correspondent: Surrey's Chess Win Civil Service Beaten Flashes from the Constituencies From our Own Correspondent: Rush of Gold to France Hundreds of Barrels from U. S. A. World Bankers and Exchanges Reuter: Bankers' Conference at Basle Mr. Montagu Norman Present Three Laughs a Day Vicar's Slogan Shell Murder Gang's London Chief Finnish Appeal to Scotland Yard 40 Mutilated Bodies Human Remains in Well Reuter: Mr. Edison Sinking Relapse after a Shave Maile & Son, Ltd. Court Circular Buckingham Palace Wedding Funeral Prebendary Gough King's Gift to Ex-Servicemen £500 for a New Club Site Improving the Road to Ascot Health "Bargain" Specialist Treatment for 10s. 6d Lady J. Dalrymple Country Wedding in Scotland Court Goes to Sandringham Shooting Holiday for the King Miss Edith Evans for U. S. A. Trophies for the City "My Sermons to Be Destroyed" Minister's Order in his Will Test Captain's Father Leaves £177,000 Suicide Record Highest Figure Reached Last Year Unionist Bridge Tournament Justice Brightened Old Kindness Repaid Sir Basil Cave Dead By our Meteorological Expert: Fair and Mild To-Day Showers Possible in West and North Unsettled Later By our Zoo Correspondent: Tortoises Win Crocodile Beaten by Clever Footwork News in Brief John Barker and Compy Ltd. Dickins & Jones. Ltd. Court and Society Cross-Word Puzzle No. 354 Cheap Pleasures British Refrigerators Peter Robinson Jays, Ltd. Kennels Death Mystery Detectives Confer with Coroner "Grave Question May Arise" From our Own Correspondent: Police Dive to save Women Double Rescue Thrill "Mean and Petty Building" Attack on Present-Day Architecture Major in Canal Man who was on Visit to "the Old Place" Clasp Knife Surgery Grim Operation in Arctic No an ÆSthetic Toes Amputated by Layman British United Press: Stamping out the Mafia Last of Criminal Band on Trial A Tale of Two Cities London and Chicago Teachers' Pay What the Socialists Would Do Control of Banks Bermuda Buys British Great Moving Day Harrods Purchase of West End Store Problem of Removing £100,000 Stock "Talking like B. B. C." Mr. Baldwin on Price of Progress Aeroplane a Day Great New Air Centre in Sussex London Concerts To-Day Harrods Ltd. Frederick Gorringe Ltd. Daily Telegraph Sir H. Samuel and Mr. Baldwin "Frank and Fair" Reply No Tariff Pledge in Advance Attack on Sir J. Simon "Political Acrobat" Sir H. Page Croft and Sir H. Samuel Question for the Liberals Mr. Churchill and his Opponent "What is Mr. Carr Doing Here?" Labour Men for the State A Strong List of Candidates The National Liberals Offers of Help Home Counties' Chance An "All National" Vote Only Three Seats to Gain Interesting Kent Decision London Seats Straight Fights the Rule Leaders' Speeches Mr. Baldwin to Broadcast Mr. MacDonald's Opponent Pepsodent Peter Robinson, Ltd. Ovaltine Tonic Food Beverage From our Own Correspondent: Call for Unity in Election Leeds Conservative's Loyal Response Darwen's Doubts Conservative Critics of Sir H. Samuel "Not Sound against Socialism" Darwen Unionists and Sir H. Samuel Socialist Plans Ex-Ministers' Tours From our Own Correspondent: Mr. MacDonald's Seat Prospects of Victory Miss Ishbel's Good News for her Father Stock Exchange Majorities Government Stock Rising Spen Valley Conservative Help for Sir J. Simon "Tariffs May Be Necessary" Mr. Pybus's View "The Better Man Wins" A Liberal's Election Challenge To Box or Wrestle with Conservative Or Ride a Mile Steeplechase Mr. Thomas Tells his Motto "The Nation First and Always" Sir D. MacLean and "Party Dog-Fights" Mr. Baldwin's Speech Praised Derry & Toms Daily Sketch 'Viyella' Eno's 'Fruit Salt' Courtier Stove By a Special Correspondent: 118 Minority Socialists Why Seats were Lost at Last Election Moral for To-Day List of the Minority Returns From our Own Correspondent: The Universities Oxford's "Anti-Noise" Campaign Mr. R. C. Sherriff with the "Freshers" From our Own Correspondent: A Political Contest Unlikely Cambridge University Support for Premier By our London University Correspondent: Lodgings for Students Catalogue of Homes and Hostels A London Bureau Yesterday's Music Eminent Pianists in Recitals Multiple Display Advertising Items The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. Multiple Display Advertising Items Gooch's Jaeger Letter Riddle at Inquest Dead Girl's Signature Questioned Man's Admission of Double Life The Churches Radio Pirates Surrender 80,000 New Licences in a Week Van Raid Scare A Million Uneasy Consciences? Industries in the South New Factory Opened To-Morrow's Cause List Court of Appeal Tragedy after Tragedy Sequel to Woman's Poison Death Her Employer Found Shot Aristoc Harrods Ltd. GWR Lloyds Bank Limited 'Vita' Glass reduces the cost of health From our Own Correspondent: Better Outlook for Bond Market Wall Street Firm Bankers' Support Assured "Sunday Times" New York Closing Prices Reuter: Strong Close after Profit-Taking Advance in Sterling Rate Reuter: Curb Steady Ores and Utilities Improve Reuter: Amsterdam Dull Royal Dutch a Weak Spot Unilever Easier Wagons-Lits Capital Increase and Share Issue Reuter: Cotton Higher Vigorous Buying towards Close Exclusive Cable to the "Sunday Times" Ste Madeleine Sugar Improved Results for past Year Reuter: New York Metals Reuter: Montreal Prices British Spas Federation "California Syrup of Figs" Daily Dispatch Rolls-Royce Barker & Co. (Coachbuilders) Ltd. The Armstrong Siddeley The North Mail and Newcastle Daily Chronicle English Women Outplay French Golf One-Sided Match—Clean Sweep in Foursomes Miss Wethered's Fine Form Hartley in Form Opening of New Course at Wentworth Club Competitions Women's Association Regatta Rowing Close Finishes Cambridge University B. C. C. J. S. & Sergel to Succeed R. H. Symonds Yachting The Daimler Company Ltd. Buy a British Motor Vehicle South Africans Win at Swansea Rugby Football A Grim Second-Half—Newport Outplay Blackheath Northampton and Gloucester Win Hard Games By "Forward": How the Tourists Won Winning Lead Quickly Established Services Great Fight Narrow Escape for the 'Quins From our Own Correspondent: Cambridge Open Brilliantly Convincing Display against Old Leysians Heavy Scoring Newport Sparkle Ralph's Opportunism Severe Defeat for Blackheath Battle of the Packs Luck with Northampton Richmond Lose by a Point Public Schools Rugby Inter-County Swimming Rugby Results Billiards Results Great Away Victories for Arsenal and Everton Association Football Leeds Shock Bury—Chelsea Win Again Southend Still Undefeated League Results and Positions Corinth Score Ten Amateur Football Casuals Conquered by Wycombe By our Own Correspondent: Lawn Tennis France Beats Great Britain Austin's Triumph Eton Win Field Game Hockey Yesterday's Matches Tulse Hill Again Successful Fencing Eton Vanquish the Masks Riley Castrol Motor Exhibition Olympia Motor Matters The Show this Week A Season of Economy Reuter: Don Bradman's Double Century Motor-Cycle Racing Two Riders Awarded Gold Stars Hutchinson Hundred Winner The Cesarewitch Opinions of Owners and Trainers By "Fairway": Racing Notes A Final Summing-Up of the Cesarewitch Khorsheed Restored to Favour Autumn Double Possibilities From our Racing Correspondent: Duke of York Handicap Yesterday's Racing Pricket Beats Dancing Toy and Philae A Trainer's Record South America by the Luxury Mail Steamers of the… Thos. Cook & Son Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Empress of Britain Multiple Classified Advertising Items Register of Hotels; Board Residence, Etc. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Situations and Appointments Bureau Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Allsop & Co. Torquay Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hampstead Heath Multiple Classified Advertising Items W. J. Sivyer Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times
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