News from 22/11/1931
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Mr. Kipling, Ernest Newman, Mr. Runciman's Sureness, W. Hodgson Burnet, H. Malcolm McKee, Sir William Orpen, Lord Winterton M. P., Hubert Winterbotham, E. A. Belcher, Stephen Simeon, R. P. Griffiths, John Cooksey, Maj.-General Rt. Hon. J. B. Seely, Edward Bensly, Sholto Watt, Ralph Straus, Sir Sidney Low, Hierus, Sir Hubert Gough, J. M. Bulloch, A. D. Gristwood, R. Lane, E. V. Lucas, James Agate, Frank Rutter, Lt. Colonel H. De Watteville, Eiluned Lewis, H. W. Shepheard-Walwyn F. R. S. A., W. Origen, Medico, Sir Thomas Inskip, Erroll Sherson, D. Baird, George C. Stead, C. J. Hainsworth, D. R. Gent, Mr. Lansbury, Desmond MacCarthy, James Milne, Mr. Lang's Action, W. H. D. Rouse, C. Wickstead Armstrong, Ernest Muntcn, Captain J. De Vere Loder, L. Van Vliet, Charles Swift, W. W. Hadley, S. W. Duncan Grey, Ernest Raymond, Dilys Powell, Charles Walker, F. M. Prior, J. M. B., Sir Reginald Mitchell Banks, H. F., E. H. Palmer, Sir John Simon's, E Weatherhead, K. C. M. P., Ronald MacKenzie, Sir John Simon, R. J. Barrett Financial Editor, Michael O'mahony, Alan C. Jenkins, Harold Cox,
ResumoTrocadero Multiple Display Advertising Items Royal Stuart Hotel White Hall Residential Hotels, Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items Sterling worth Multiple Display Advertising Items Hotel Rubens Multiple Display Advertising Items Spend Christmas Multiple Display Advertising Items Marshall Snelgrove "Anti-Dumping" and Anticlimax City Chatter Copper Collapse and the Future British Investors and their Vast Stake in India Are Brewery Shares Undervalued? Money Market Loan Rates Easy but Bills Firm Manbre and Garton Brewing Sugar-Makers' Lower Dividend Brevities Rubber Lower Saturday's Markets Affected by Lack of Business—Gilt-Edged Close Flat London Closing Prices From our Own Correspondent: Traction Deal Scottish Company's Extension Share Acquisition Answers to Correspondents Stock Exchange Prices Reuter: Cotton Lower Record Ginning Figures Exclusive Cable to the "Sunday Times" British Currency Reform Contents From our Own Correspondent: Wall Street Irregular Late Rally on the Curb Small Changes on Balance Reuter: Active Trading Steady Close with Narrow Movements Motor Results "Sunday Times" New York Closing Prices From our Own Correspondent: Railroad Dividend Fears Further Reductions Anticipated Reuter: Produce Markets Gooch's Ltd. The Financial Times Trinidad Leaseholds Company Meetings Popularity of Regent: An "Empire" Spirit Union Castle Line Marylebone Building Society The Dramatic World Russian Fog "The Red Light" "Little Catherine" Phœnix Wednesday, November 18 A Comedy. From the French of Alfred Savoir. By Virginia and Frank Vernon "The Master Builder" Duchess Thursday, November 19 Revival of Ibsen's Play "Musical Chairs" Arts. Tuesday afternoon, November 17 A Play "Monsieur Beaucaire" Daly's Friday, November 20 Revival of the Comic Opera by Frederick Lonsdale Plays and Players This Week's Premieres By our Film Correspondent: Film Notes "The Hours-Between" A Crowded Day This Week's Concerts Broadcasting To-Day's Programmes The Favoured Sex To the Editor of the Sundau Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Dorchester Methuen & Co., Ltd. The World of Music The Merry Game of ÆSthetics The Week's Music The Galleries Royal Society of Portrait Painters Sir William Orpen From our Own Correspondent: Irish Free State The Sweepstakes Eloquent Figures Gooch's Daily Sketch Benn Books The World of Books The Humor of Mr. Kipling "Humorous Tales from Rudyard Kipling." Illustrated by Reginald Cleaver. (MacMillan. 10s. 6d.) Will Bolshevism Last? "Bofshevism in Perspective." By J. de V. Loder. (Allen and Unwin. 12s. 6d.) General Gough's Apologia "The Fifth Army." By General Sir Hubert Gough, G. C. M. G., K. C. B., etc. (Hodder and Stoughton. 25s.) Gun-Dogs "Gun-Dogs," By Patrick R. Chalmers. With illustrations by R. Ward Binks. (Eyre and Spottiswoode. 25s.) Cassell Multiple Display Advertising Items Constable Three Live Books Biography Safety First as "Vile" "Fear, and Be Slain: Adventures by Land, Sea and Air." By the Right Hon. J. E. B. Seely. (Hodder and Stoughton. 12s. 6d.) Contents Mr. Raymond's Trilogy New Fiction "The Mango Tree." By Margaret Hamilton. (Cobden-Sanderson. 6s.) "Mary Leith." By Ernest Raymond. (Cassell. 7s. 6d.) "Full Stop." By Cicely Hamilton. (Dent. 7s. 6d.) "The Sweepstake Murders." By J. J. Connington. (Hodder and Stoughton. 7s. 6d.) A New Artist Sees the War "My War." By Szegedi Szuts. With an Introduction by R. H. Mottram. (The Bodley Head. 15s.) Books & Writers Selection for the Library The Fifth Army By General Sir Hubert Gough. (Hodder and Stoughton. 25s.) Afterthoughts By Frances Countess of Warwick. (Cassell. 18s.) Humorous Tales from Rudyard Kipling (MacMillan. 10s. 6d.) Multiple Display Advertising Items Eyre and Spottiswoode The Social Life of Monkeys Our Debt to Dickens Christmas Books A Christmas Carol Seasonal Gift Books Some Goodly Volumes Jonathan Cape Sampson Low Chapman & Hall, Ltd. Chapman & Hall Ltd. Salute to Adventurers For Boys Young & Old Land, Sea and Air Thrills Disarh Martin Hopkinson Napoleon Laurie's List A Galleryite John Lane the Bodley Head Ltd. Peter Davies W. & R. Chambers Ltd. Arthur Bryant French Painting Books for All Readers Books for the Connoisseur "French Painting." By R. H. Wilenski. (Medioi Society. 30s.) "Original Engraving and Etching." By Herbert Furst. (Nelson. 42s.) "Figure Drawing and Portraiture." By Borough Johnson. (Pitman. 25s.) Arthur Bryant Dog Stories The Alsatian's Troubles Popular Annuals An Embarrassment of Choice Methuen's New Books Oxford University Press Christmas 1931 Hamish Hamilton W. & R. Chambers, Ltd. Bell Books For Boys and Girls The Girls' Side Youthful Heroines The Boys' Side Thrills and Dreams Heinemann Multiple Display Advertising Items The Nursery Section Stories and Pictures Putnam MacMillan Herbert Jenkins Ltd. Ward, Lock & Co. Latest Developments at the round Table Views of the "Moderates" Declaration of Policy Should Be to Parliament Multiple Display Advertising Items Henry of Navarre Letters from Spain Wm. Blackwood & Sons Wright & Brown The Week-End Scott Black's New Books Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Book Club A Wanderer's Note Book Obelisks Letters to the Editor Election Repartee The Garden at Swainston Boundaries of Soho "Eminent Victorians" An Extra-Double "First" The Grey Squirrel "London Bridge Is Broken Down" Stagnant Ponds "Crown of Our Life" Your Special Correspondent: Anglican and Orthodox Churches Hansom's Cab Oldest Living Cyclist Readers' Queries By "A Student of Politics": The Week at Westminster The First Step to Protection Multiple Display Advertising Items Men, Women, and Memories The New Feers—Mr. William Graham—General Seely—The Late Professor Hewins By "Autolycus": "The Town": Men and Intimacies Back to Gladstone Public Economy National Progress Harrods Tell the Public Multiple Classified Advertising Items Gallia Palace Riviera Sun Spots Leamington Spa Regent Hotel The Sunday Times Reparations and Realism The Cordon against Dumping The round Table Women and Dress The Uplift of Song By "Scrutator": Commonwealth Not Empire Passing of the Imperial Parliament Dominions, Lords, and Crown Commonwealth Proclaimed The Crown as Link Back in Parliament "An Old Hand" Looks round Provisions of the Statute Fears About the Irish Treaty Churchill and Amery India and Dominion Status Symbol of a New Era The Legacy of Chamberlain An Imperial Upper House Fresh Forms of Unity A New Constitution for Burma Prince of Wales to Open London Conference this Week Separation from India Delegate Meetings at Which Lord Peel Will Preside By Our Diplomatic Correspondent: Burma's Claim Simon Commission Impressed Reuter: Protest to Mr. MacDonald Burma and the Indian Delegates Ex-Governor's Views How Burma Differs By a Special Correspondent: Kashmir Riots Truculence of Moslems Reuter: Russia and Poland Non-Aggression Pact Parleys Springboks Win Convincing Victory over Cardiff Next Steps to Stop Dumping New Schedule Ready in Few Days Threats of Reprisals Nota Bene From our Own Correspondent: French Surtax on Coal Possibility of Compromise M. Coty's Move Selecting English Factory Site First Moves to a Freight War Germans Repudiate Agreement Liners to Call at British Port Bid to Secure the English Mails To Replace the Bermuda Order Probable for a New Liner Contents By our Political Correspondent: Political Notes Parliament is Not Dull A Busy Week Round Table Troubles UT Majeur to Run Aga Khan and the Irish Sweep For the Sake of the Ticket Holders Boat Race Date Start at 10.30 A. M. On March 19 34 Dead in Pit Disaster Unknown Women's Heroism Reuter, Exchange: More Bombing by Japanese Chinese Making a Stand The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company. Ltd From our Own Correspondent: Peace Hope for Manchuria League Inquiry "The Germ of a Solution" Sir John Simon Again in Paris Reuter: Drafting the Resolution Sir John Simon's Legal Training Reuter: U. S. Note to Japan Tsitsihar and the Kellogg Pact Reparations and War Debts Germany's Plea for Time Important Basle Meeting Paving the Way for Action From our Own Correspondent: France and the U. S. A. Wanted—A Lead on Debts From our Own Correspondent: P. O. Sorters "Go Slow" Two Union Leaders Suspended Charter Fight Registration of Osteopaths Burglar's £300 Coup Chichster Cathedral Sydney Calls up London Two Lord Mayors Talk Voices as Clear as in Room Reuter: Princess Helen Farewell to Son on Leaving Rumania Late News Exchange: German Radio Ban Use of Gramophone Records to Cease Manufacturers' Move Tribute to Leader of Opposition Sir Thomas Inskip and Mr. Lansbury Reuter: M. Loucheur's Condition Grave £25,000 "Bequest" Mystery Soldier's Benefactor Still Alive Mistake or Hoax? From our Own Correspondent: Olympic Games Drastic Economy Cut by France The Sick List From our Own Correspondent: Liberal's Vote for Dumping Demand for his Resignation A Challenge Lord Trenchard To Address London Police Skull Mystery Surprise Discovery in Garden Punjab Raja Dead Winter Shell Reform of the Lords Lord Hallsham's Hint Task for New Government Ashridge Reunion Dinner Woman Killed by Train Grosvenor House Harrods Multiple Display Advertising Items Court Circular Funeral Memorial Service November Strawberries Dog Buried for 27 Hours Mr. Baldwin's Thanks Still Cycling at 93 Clergyman's Record 800 Miles' Road Journey at 70 Court's Return To-Morrow The King to Shoot at Windsor Death of Oil-Fuel Pioneer Help in Winning War 46 Pensioners—3,221 Years "Buy British" Express Midnight Ballet Party Lord Derby's Niece Tribute to Egyptian Cadet Textile Director Leaves £764,049 Baronet's Gifts to Charity Landlord's Thought for his Tenants Ireland's "Grand Old Lady Miss Plunket's 111th Birthday Lord Snowden To Take his Seat on Wednesday Richmond Squirrels Doomed At Londonderry House Lady Charles Kennedy Big Liner's World Voyage Fine Weather Outlook News in Brief For the Prince's Pudding Disabled Men's Display Rival Orators Barkers Aristoc Woollands "California Syrup of Figs" Mayfair: Court and Society By Pandora: A Woman's Corner Did You Win? Patriotic Cooking Handcrafts Exhibition Pepsodent L. G. Sloan Ltd. Fight that Chill with Bovril From our Own Correspondent: Fatal Fumes Mystery Seven Men Collapse at Work Arsenic Theory Investigated From our Own Correspondent: Hotel Shooting Mystery Light on Woman's Identity Tram Receipts Drop £67,326 Decrease in London Man Drowned in Tub Husband who Owed £448 From our Special Correspondent: 34 Dead and Five Missing in Mine Disaster Terror and Heroism in Underground Furnace after Explosion Rescuer who Sacrificed Life "Every Man was a Hero" Thrilling Stories of Rescue Reuter: Broad Street Press Klein Extradited from U. S. A. Women's Agony Terrible Task of Identification Premier's Message "Deepest Sympathy with Afflicted" Worst Disaster since 1927 Toll of the Mines British United Press: Rosie Dolly to Marry Again? Wealthy Chicago Admirer New Rules for Sunday Shows To Prevent Bogus Charity Concerts Dancing Banned L. C. C. Licensing Schemes Wife's Motor-Car Trips Her Husband's Allegations Hesitation Fatal Cyclax John Broadwood & Sons Daily Telegraph Dickins & Jones Jazz Preaching Pastor's Tribute to Dance Songs America's Best Radium Needle Vanishes Patient X-Rayed in Vain Search Cheap Tickets by Any Train Christmas Concession Scholar's Gypsy Funeral Ashes Scattered on Mountain top Fiddlers' March Mr. Augustus John Leads Cortege Reuter: Stork Travels by Plane Plenty of Frogs on Board Devon Hunt Tragedy Fatal Accident to a Life-Long Sportsman Saved by Child Family Escape by Roof from Blazing House Missing Girl Was to Have Been Married Soon Whisky Maker Fined £200 "The Best of Everything" Foreign Nations Alarmed by Anti-Dumping Order U. S. A. In a Quandary over Retaliatory Measures British Producers Hopeful British Trade Tonic Views of Business Leaders Slums of Dublin "No Worse than Other Cities" The Tudor Rose League Farmers' Plight M. P. s' Deputation to Prime Minister Former Viscountess' House Raided Story of Footmarks on Roof Funeral Service in Father's Church Police-Station Suicide of Rector's Son Reuter: Diamonds Lost in Air Crash Police Fear Treasure Hunt 31 Stones Missing Scattered over Wide Area New Girl Nimrod in the Making Beats Expert Shots at 14 English Goods Abroad Need for Business Enterprise To the Editor of the Sunday Times Greyhound Racing at the Oval Support from People in District The Prince at Club Dinner Reuter: Airman Saves Express Gooch's Multiple Display Advertising Items The Weatherall Burberry From our Own Correspondent: Our Paris Letter The League Council A Knotty Problem Cross-Word Puzzle No. 360 Oxford Players Plans to Visit Prague Cancelled British United Press: British Ships in Peril Trawler Aground off Bear Island Auctions and Estates Tudor Manor House Salmon and Trout Fishing Harrods HARRODs Hotels Multiple Display Advertising Items Bexhill on Sea Seaton Multiple Display Advertising Items From our Own Correspondent: The Universities Cost of Living at Oxford College Hospitality: Hotels' Plaint From our Own Correspondent: Haig Fund Carnival Cambridge Criticism of "Stunts" on Armistice Day School of Economics London Death of its First Director Music of Ancient Greece Lecturer Plays the Olympion Trawler Crew in Peril Wrecked on Arctic Island Gallant Rescue Efforts Salvage Ship Sent from Norway Yesterday's Music Recitals by Two Pianists Sun Fires a House Rays Reflected by a Shaving Mirror Canoe-Ist Sighted in Atlantic Motor Matters Few Private Cars on the Road Winter Problems Peril to Motorists Barricade of Stones on Main Road Peter Robinson Multiple Display Advertising Items Folkestone Sunday Times School Mourns Sparrow Children's Grief at Pet's Death An Epping Forest Misadventure Biggest School of Art New Building at Hornsey From our Own Correspondent: Amsterdam Weak Few Transactions Recorded Reuter: Paris Inactive Heavy Tone throughout the Session Reuter: "Government Gone Bed" Labour in New South Wales Nominees to Upper House Mr. Lang's Action Reuter: Ex-Kaiser's Sister Ill Operation on Queen-Dowager Sophie Income-Tax Queries By our Zoo Correspondent: Precious Egg Rare Birds' Surprise Present to Zoo Proud Kagu Parents British United Press: Murder Threat to Film Star Escaped Lunatic Caught Reuter: Next Clash in Yugoslavia Autocracy or Democracy? After Election Problems Police Watch on Voters Ealing Arts Club Coming of Age A Contribution to Civic Life Monarchist League Royal Exchange Assurance Harrods Eno's 'Fruit Salt' Torquay Daily Dispatch Bridge Never Lose Heart Chess Acrostics We hear that the Government has had the good taste to place the African traveller From our Own Correspondent: Scots Letter A Winter-Sports Campaign Leaders of Gaeldom Visit Madeira Royal Mail Castrol AA Burglar Roll Growing Grand Jury on Duties of Police Too Much Attention to Technicalities From our Own Correspondent: Girl Strangled in Flat Young Man's Report to Police British United Press: U. S. Broker Trying to Meet the Prince £10,000 Wager Ten-Year-Old Charge Dismissed To-Morrow's Cause List Australia to Be White Japanese Ambitions Frustrated Names Traffic Camouflage that Failed Long Buses Jury's View: A Danger at Corners Germany Leads the Way Facilities for Public Recreation London's Open Spaces "Bravest Act" by Policeman Two People Saved from Thames Plea for Prisoner Theft Charge Brought "in Fit of Temper" Roof Chase Thrill for Dancers Suspect Caught Selling British Industries Fair Space Almost Booked up "Truth's" Christmas Number Reuter: Her Bandit Lover English Woman's Lyric to Spada His Willing Slave' A Love Letter from "Edith" From our Own Correspondent: Chess by Cable A "Transatlantic Toss-Up" By our Chess Correspondent: Country Chess A Fine Victory for Surrey Exchange: The Order of the Inkstand German Consul who "Wore" a Present Exhibition of "Mayfair Flowers" The Churches Sunday next before Advent Vacuum Oil Company Limited Riley (Coventry) Limited Fine Victories for Chelsea and Portsmouth Association Football New Castle Thrash Albion—Spurs' Goal Harvest Southend Beaten at Last League Results and Positions Romford Score Ten Amateur Football Haywards Heath's Fine Rally Casuals' Cup Progress By a Special Correspondent: Corinth Beat Cambridge Three Goals in Three Minutes Where Varsity Failed Fencing From our Own Correspondent: Cambridge Trials Varsity Rowing Record Lock-To-Lock Row Fine Work by Luxton From our Own Correspondent: Oxford Trial Eights Freshmen to Stroke the Rival Crews Stiff Test for Dark Blues Varsity Golf Youthful Players in Form Putting Contrasts Light Blues Foursomes Match Leading Pair in Remarkable Game Household Brigade G. S. Prince of Wales' Fine Play Jameson Army Champion Squash Rackets Hyde-Smith's Mistakes in Final Failure after Good Start By a Special Correspondent: Tennis Championship Ratcliff Qualifies to Challenge Baerlein Golf Club Competitions South Africans given Hard Game by Cardiff Rugby Football Varsities' Form—London Sides' Poor Day Richmond Beat the Scottish By "Forward": Cardiff's Forwards Take the Honours Match of Keen Tackling and Vigour By "Forward" Cardiff 5 pts., South Africans 13 Cambridge Hard Pressed Second-Half Scores Come at Critical Stage By a Special Correspondent: Dark Blues' Big Victory Harlequins Beaten at Twickenham Another Experiment London Scottish Surprised Chapman Richmond's Opportunist Old Paulines Unlucky Cranleighan Forwards the Dominating Force Birkenhead Win Guy's Half-Backs off Colour Park's Sound Display O. M. T. s Well Tested Coventry Make the pace and Win A Great Finish London Welsh Lose to Services Pace and Skill Win Rosslyn Park Succeed Public Schools Rugby Rugby Results By Fairway: The November Handicap Racing Notes Sweepstake Influence on Field and Running The Final Acceptance Probabilities Redeswood's Favourable Chance Billiards From our Racing Correspondent: Southern Flat Season Ends Yesterday's Racing Two-Year-Old Stakes for Old Riley Game Firdaussi By a Special Correspondent: Bright Sport at Chepstow Favourites Do Well Nicholls Cup Athletics South London Harriers Retain Trophy Blackheath Badly Outpointed North of the Thames Race Queen's Park Win Junior Event Heartbreak Hill Coincidence in Names To the Editor of the Sunday Times Air Force Fail Hockey Another Win for Oxford Unbeatable Tulse Hill Rowing on the Thames Blue Star Line Thos. Cook & Son Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items A Garden Lover's Ideal Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hotels, &c., for Sale Multiple Classified Advertising Items Property Investments Multiple Classified Advertising Items Unspoilt Surrey Percy Bilton (Inc.), Ltd. Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times
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