News from 29/11/1931
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Gerald Mere, Ernest Newman, Sydenham, Walker, E. M. De Paris, H. M. Abrahams, B. L. Hutchins, J. B. Wallis Chapman, H. Malcolm McKee, C. P. Stevens, Hubert Winterbotham, Harold Dale, J. Frazer, Yarborough, Sholto Watt, Henry Sutton Ludlow, Major-Gen. Sir Fredk Maurice K. C. M. G, Ralph Straus, Sir Sidney Low, Arthur Morley, J. M. Bulloch, E. V. Lucas, Laurie Magnus, James Agate, Frank Rutter, E. L., Arthur Waugh, R. J. Barrett Financial Editor, Eiluned Lewis, W. King, Phyllis Bosworth, E. C. L., E. Beresford Chancellor, White Chateau, George C. Stead, H. G. Sidgreaves Joint Secretary, T. D. L., Hartley Withers, D. R. Gent, Desmond MacCarthy, James Milne, T. M. J., Ahmaq, John S. Robertson, Major-Gen. Sir Fredk Maurice K. C. M. G., L. Van Vliet, John Burman, Hesketh Bell, W. W. Hadley, Dilys Powell, Doris M. Rhodes, J. M. B., H. F., T. Earle Welby, Folkestone Williams, Janet S. Marshall, Hamilton Price, Henri Ravalle, Sydney Wales, G. C. Lever, W. M. Morison, J. Bradshaw Joint Secretary, Major-Gen. Sir Fredk Murice K. C. M. G., J. A. Douglas, Harold Cox,
ResumoBuy British Multiple Display Advertising Items Marshall Snelgrove Genasprin German Crisis Causes Anxiety City Chatter Pronounced Weakness of Sterling Exchange Woollen Industry's Prospects Australian Stocks Appreciation Cow and Gate Preference Rights to Be Modified Money Market Slight Rally in the Pound Conditions Less Easy Brevities Saturday's Markets Better Tone at Close—Home Rails Rally after Weakness London Closing Prices Answers to Correspondents Reports & Notices Contents From our Own Correspondent, Reuter: Wall Street Easy Further Losses on the Curb Pivotal Issues Close at Week's Lowest Reuter: Produce Markets Reuter: New York Metals (Quotations from the "Sunday Times" New York Correspondent and Reuter's Agency): "Sunday Times" New York Closing Prices Railroads From our Own Correspondent: Awaiting Solution of Debts Problem Stock and Bond Averages Fall Back Stock Exchange Prices Rubber Quiet Peter Walker (Warrington) and Robertcain & Sons, Ltd. Company Meetings Effect of Increased Beer Duties The Consolidated Gold Fields of South Africa Limited Company Notices Gooch's Johannesburg Consolidated Investment Company, Ltd. Professor Lawn's Review Lost Loveliness The Dramatic World Westminister Monday afternoon, Nov. 23 "The Unquiet Spirit" A Play. By Jean-Jacques Bernard. Translated by John Lesclie Frith "Champion North" Royalty. Friday. November 27 A Comedy. By Theodora Wilson Wilson "The White Guard" Kingsway. Wednesday, November 25 A Play. By M. Bulgakoff. Presented by the Moscow Arts Theatre (Prague Group) "And so to Bed" Globe. Thursday, November 26 Revival of J. B. Fagan's Comedy "The Master Builder" Duchess Wednesday, November 25 Revival of Ibsen's Play "Waltzes from Vienna" Colour and Rhythm Plays and Players This Week's Premieres By our Film Correspondent: Film Notes "Congress Dances" Triumph of an English Actress Broadcasting To-Day's Programmes Foreign Features Hospitality for Students Multiple Classified Advertising Items Harrods Glove Week Mabie, Todd & Co., Ltd. The World of Music Pure Melody The Week's Music "Belshazzar's Feast" Wagner and Nietzsche The Galleries An Anthology of Modern Masteppieces Mr. Tonks' Conversation-Pieces Gooch's Hamptons Decorators Furnishers Lady Jane goes to her Library The World of Books The Poetry of Sturge Moore The Shaw-Harris Fantasia "Frank Harris on Bernard Shaw." (Gollancz. 8s. 6d.) Nash & Grayson Cobden-Sanderson Multiple Display Advertising Items Collins' Books for Xmas Sublunary The Odyssey and its Author "The Works of Homer." Translated by George Chapman. Vol. III. Odyssey Books L-XII. (Blackwell, Shakespeare Hard Press. 5 vols. £15 15s.) "Did Homer Live?" By Victor Berard. Translated by Brain Rhys. (Dent. 6s.) Mrs. Cran in America "Gardens in America." By Marion Cran (Jenkins. 10s. 6d.) China's Poetry "Selections from the Works of Su Tung-p'o (A. D. 1036-1101)." Translated by C. D. Le Gros Clark. (Cape 21s.) Mine Host's True Bill "An Innkeeper's Diary." By John Fothergill. (Chatto and Windus. 7s. 6d.) Britain at War "Six British Battles." By Hilaire Belloc. (Arrowsmith. 12s. 6d.) High Play and its Votaries "Gamblers All." By Philip W. Sergeant. (Hutchinson. 10s. 6d.) A New Way with Burns "The Burns We Love." By A. A. Thomson, with a foreword by G. K. Chesterton. (Jenkins. 7s. 6d.) Staniey Paul & Co. Hurst & Blackett Hutchinson & Co. Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items The Story of the Bank "The Bank of England from Within: 1694-1900." By W. Marston Acres. (Oxford University Press. 2 vols. 30s.) A Clerical Essayist "Musings and Memories." By Charles E. Raven, D. D. (Hopkinson. 7s. 6d.) Ivor Nicholson and Watson Sir Oliver Lodge "Past Years: An Autobiography." By Sir Oliver Lodge. (Hodder and Stoughton. 20s.) Care of the Teeth "Those Teeth of Yours." By J. Menzies Campbell, D. D. S., L. D. S., F. R. S. E. (Heinemann. 3s. 6d.) The Lady of Too Many Lamps "Letters of Charles Dickens to the Baroness Burdett-Coutts." Edited by Charles C. Osborne. (Murray. 7s. 6d.) Robustious Figures "Nebuchadnezzar." By G. R. Tabouis. (Routledge. 15s.) "Ben Jonson and King James." By Eric Linklater. (Cape. 10s. 6d.) The Milner Papers Annuals for All Dent a Christmas List Arrowsmith Mr. Alec Waugh's Novelist New Fiction Extraordinary and Ordinary Folk "So Lovers Dream." By Alec Waugh. (Cassell. 7s. 6d.) "Children, Be Happy!" By Rosalind Wade. (Gollanez. 7s. 6d.) "Ordinary People." By Rosita Forbes. (Cassell. 7s. 6d.) "Sublunary." By L. E. Martin. (Constable. 7s. 6d.) "Hotel Acropolis." By Drien la Rochelle. (Nash and Grayson. 7s. 6d.) "Yap." By Jan Stewer (A. J. Coles). (Jenkins. 3s. 6d.) "Destination." By Leonid Beld. (Chapman and Hall. 7s. 6d.) "How Like a God." By Rex Stout. (Morley and Kennerley. 7s. 6d.) "The Kingdom That Was." By John Lambourne. (Murray, 7s. 6d.) "The Riddle of the Straits." By Harry Edmonds. (Ward Lock. 7s. 6d.) "Tragedy at Twelvetrees." By Arthur J. Rees. (Lane. 7s. 6d.) "The Waves" "The Waves." By Virginia Woolf. (Hogarth Press. 7s. 6d.) Shaw-Harris Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Book Club Kennerley Harrap An Attractive Book Shelf Christmas Books A Famous Illustrator Hugh Thomson's Art "Hugh Thomson: His Art, His Letters, His Humour, and His Charm." By M. H. Spielmann and Walter Jerrold. (Blaok. 25s.) "Eat, Drink and Be" "The Festive Board." Edited by Thurston Macauley. (Methuen. 5s.) "The Happy Glutton." By Alin Laubreaux. (Nicholson and Watson. 12s. 6d.) Gift Books An Embarrassing Choice Routledge & Kegan Paul Ward, Lock & Co. The Jade of Destiny Elkin Mathews & Marrot The Soul of Malaya The Meeting Pool & the White Man's Garden For Young and Old Mr. Wells' Little Wars Four Fine Books The Broad-Acred Shire "The Spell of Yorkshire." By J. Cuming Walters. (Methuen. 8s. 6d.) "The Midnight Folk." By John Masefield. (Heinemann. 15s.) "Collected Sketches and Lyrics." By Noel Coward. (Hutchinson. 7s. 6d.) "The Long Christmas Dinner, and Other Plays." By Thornton Wilder. (Longmans. 6s.) Scots Yule Books In Many Lands Travel Stories Christmas Cards and Calendars Herbert Jenkins, Ltd New Medici Illustrated Art Books The Hogarth Press Nisbet Basil Blackwell The Argonaut Press Books & Writers Selection for the Library Past Years By Sir Oliver Lodge. (Hodder and Stoughton. 20s.) Bernard Shaw By Frank Harris. (Gollancz. 8s. 6d.) An Innkeeper's Diary By John Fothergill. (Chatto and Windus. 7s. 6d.) So Lovers Dream By Alec Waugh. (Cassell. 7s. 6d.) Palestine "History of Palestine and Syria to the Macedonian Conquest." By A. T. Olmstead, Professor of Oriental History at the University of Chicago. (Scribner. 30s.) Bridge End-Play; and a Bidding Fiasco Chess Acrostics Double Acrostic No. 1,401 (The Last of the Quartor) Mr. Osbaldeston has issued a new challenge: he will take £10.000 to £3,000 that he will ride 200 miles in eight hours Auctions and Estates Where Fanny Burney Lived Home Counties Seat with 1,000 Acres The Churches First Sunday in Advent From our Own Correspondent: Our Paris Letter Anti-Dumping Order French Anxiety Harvey Nichols Paquin West Indies Cruise Ovaltine Tonic Food Beverage Reuter: Cotton Steady Trade Buying Offsets Early Declines Farm Board's Huge Losses From our Own Correspondent: Amsterdam Bourse Very Little Business Transacted From our Own Correspondent: Paris Steady Mail and Steamship News The Mails Income-Tax Queries Dickins & Jones Daily Sketch Allen & Hanburys Ltd. A Wanderer's Note Book The Duke's Legacy Rhodesian Tobacco Minors in Business The Uplift of Song London School of Economics Chichester Cathedral Empire and China Tea The Hansom Cab Election Repartee The Lewes Martyrs Boundaries of Soho Obelisks General Gordon The Anglican-Orthodox Rapprochement Bridge Conventions The 33rd Division The Surrender of an Empire Cookery "Dutch Courage" and "French Leave" The Oldest Walking Parson "London Bridge is Broken Down" "Symphony in Stone" A Love rof Shelley: Readers' Queries By "A Student of Politics": The Week at Westminster "Statute" Debate Mr. Baldwin's Speech New Corn Laws From our Own Correspondent: Irish Free State The Treaty Discussion President Cosgrave's Statesmanship Derry & Toms Multiple Display Advertising Items Men, Women, and Memories Viscount Snowden-Mr. Scullin and Mr. Bruce-Miss Cicely Hamilton-Monsieur Loucheur By "Autolycus": "The Town": Men and Intimacies Post Office And the State Case for Separation Harrods Ltd. Buy British Multiple Classified Advertising Items Riviera Sun Spots The Gallia Palace Cannes Leamington SPA Regent Hotel The Sunday Times Indian Realities British Food First The Burma Conference The Australian Elections By "Scrutator": Home-Grown Food First The Wheat Quota System Revolution Silent and by Consent The Financial Tangle in Germany Young Plan in the Melting-Pot By a Scot in London: St. Andrew's Day A Toast Four Nations Seeking Tariff Talks France, Germany, Holland, Belgium French Finance Minister's Week-End in England Possible Discussion of Plans for Reciprocal Agreement From our Own Correspondent: France "Frankly Alarmed" Plan for Export and Import Balance Swift Response to Duties Negotiations Begun M. Flandin Goes Shooting "A Private Visit" Cabinet United on Tariffs Mr. Thomas's Avowal British United Press: Big Contract for London Firm Ten Azores Wireless Stations Beer Tax and Employment Robbed by Armed Arabs British Motorists Held up in Palestine Bishop's Daughter in the Party Income Tax Queries Wide Demand for Advice From our Own Correspondent: English Mails Sent in German Ship 473 Bags for South America Exchange: German Short-Term Credits U. S. Bankers Agree on Renewal Terms Reuter: Egyptian Prince Loses a Leg Operation on Royal Explorer Reuter: Gen. Dawes as Vice-President Reuter: Japan's Troops to Withdraw Dramatic Reversal of Policy New Hope in Manchuria Forces Retire Central News, British United Press: Tokio and Mr. Stimson Bitter Attack Crumbles Victim Identified Nurse Recognised by her Brother Lord Kimberley Condition Causing Anxiety Special Features on Other Pages Political Notes New Hope for Agriculture Free Trade Dead Mr. Churchill to Speak in India Debate Departure for America Deferred From our Own Correspondent: "Over-Feeding the Workers" Stalin Dismisses Trust Chief Faked Grain Figures From our Own Correspondent: R. A. F. Officers Killed Aeroplane Wrecked Their Majesties at Sandringham To Return to London next Week Winter Shell Winners of the Irish Sweep England's Big Share in Prize Money Some Holders Untraced Unemployed Men's Fortunes Fortune Smiles on the Poor Workless Father of Ten a Winner By our Diplomatic Correspondent: Soviet Debets to Great Britain Moscow Shirking the Issue Taxpayers' Big Burden £45,000,000 a Year in Interest £30,000 Winners Lucky Drawers of North Drift Historic Colchester Admiral Blamed for Wreck Complaint against Sir H. Kelly Late News Double Tragedy in a Flat A Judge and Divorce "Time the Law was Amended" Comments at Bigamy Trial Boy of Eight as Gang Leader 13 Shops Robbed Reds at London Meeting Pandemonium in the Essex Hall Police Called in Imperial and Foreign Items From our Own Correspondent: Mobile Police Killed Combination in Flames after Collision Kent Tragedy Cause of Fatal Air Crash Expert's Theory of Machine's "Flutter" Headmaster and Doctor Shot Famous Reformantory Governor Popular Bedford Practitioner By a Special Correspondent: Last Words at the round Table A Spate of Oratory BP plus Reuter: Austrian Bank's Liabilities Plan for Control of Credit-Austalt An International Committee Woman Dead: Husband Wounded Multiple Display Advertising Items Court Circular Buckingham Palace Funerals Rear-Admiral Shreiber From our Own Correspondent: Friends of St. George's Meeting Held in the Chapel Nave Support from All over the World Blindness A Bishop's Story of Bravery From our Own Correspondent: St. Andrew's Day at Eton Football Features of the Festivities Piano at Organist's Wedding Miss Flora Woodman £10,173 from Garden Visits Memorial to Lord Knutsford Famous Painting Left by Will Lely's Portrait of Nell Gwynne Offer to Liverpool Art Gallery By our Chess Correspondent: Civil Service Chess Win Kent Defeated Miners' Scholarships Lord Clonmore's Change of Faith Fidac Wreath Family Record of Service By our Meteorological Expert: Risk of Fog To-Day Calm Weather over Britain Sunny November By our Zoo Correspondent: Grey Souirrel Sanctuary Safe in the Zoo Gardens News in Brief Sir J. Crichton-Browne, 91 Printed Silks Fortnum & Mason Eno's 'Fruit Salt' Economical Comfort Hastings Deaf Mayfair: Court and Society First Editions for Charity Pandora: A Woman's Corner A New Industry? Human London Maiden Erlegh Sale Debenham & Freebody Milk of Magnesia "Fare Well" on Bovril It's a… New Phase of Science Benefits that Have Been Abused Plea for Recognition of Technical Men From our Own Correspondent: Prince's Fleet Visit An Inspection at Portsmouth Fleet Street Choir Success of First London Concert Benevolent Fund Concert "Too Lenient" Sentences Judge on "Unwise Policy" Court of Appeal Criticised "An Encouragement to Crime" Reuter: £77,200,000 for U. S. Navy Eleven Warships now Being Built Ex-Minister among the Unemployed Asked to "Sell Ladies' Stockings" Trade Union Appeals on Pay Envelopes Finsbury Council Alters Socialist Plan Cyclist Pinned under Bus Thames Gunmen Shot at Plucky Pursuer Swimmer's Chase of Suspect's Boat Naval Guard at a Wedding Archway of Swords for Scots Bride Killed Mother with Scissors Reuter: Mrs. Gandhi in Riot By a Special Representative: Youth on the Platform National Oratory Competition Twelve Teams of Conservatives Honours Go to Chippenham British United Press: 1,000 Miles "Hop" Hinkler's Flight over Dangerous Territory Reuter: Chicago, Mecca of the Bald Cyclax Frederick Gorringes, Ltd. Amplion Six Hard Labour for Blackmailer Planned Divorce before Marriage "Rascally Liar" Says Judge Officer's Daughter Deserted An Undergraduate's Car Crash Sent down and Fined From our Own Correspondent: The Universities Oxford's Diverse Views on "Divvers" New Panorama from Boar's Hill From our Own Correspondent: All Classes Cambridge Clerks and Miners on Extra-Mural List By our London University Correspondent: Lord Athlone as Chancellor London Other Nominations Withdrawn Where the Sweep Money Goes Signifer and Pard Ticket-Holders Six Famous Men Honoured London University Confers Degrees Colourful Scene Yesterday's Music Royal Choral Society Alexandra Palace Scheme Cruising for Christmas Harvey Nichols Multiple Display Advertising Items Gooch's Daily Telegraph Surrey Doctor Struck off Alleged Canvassing of Patients Rivals Accused Story of Threat to "Hound Him out" Arrested on Eve of Wedding Warrant to Prevent Alleged Bigamy Alexandra Orphanage To Correspondent From our Special Correspondent: Birmingham Fat Stock Show Champion Steer Wins Five Cups Shorthorn Success for the Prince Prison by Proxy Son Offers to Deputise for Father Under-Forty Movement To-Morrow's Cause List From a Special Correspondent: Protection of Rural Sussex Proposals by Town Planning Expert Forests as Open Spaces River Bank Parks for Walkers "Coward's Offence" Judge on Passing of Spurious Coin Harrods 'Man's Shop' Royal Mail Methuen & Co., Ltd. Smartwear Ltd. The Blue Star Line Brighton & Hove The Hotel Metropole Brighton Bedford Hotel Brighton The Queen's Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items Nearly 1,700,000 New Houses But Cities are Still "Grossly Overcrowded" Only Fringe of Slum Problem Touched Marriage Bar to Employment L. C. C. And Women Doctors Cross-Word Puzzle No. 361 From our Own Correspondent: Atlantic Ship "War" New Plan to Limit Competition Franco-German Bid for Economy Paris Conference Aid for British Growers Channel Islands Welcome Duties Exchange: Pope Clement I Remains Discovered in Ancient Shrine Motor Matters A British Rally Motor Cycle Show Bank Clerk's Pose as Policeman Gaol on Fraud Charge Temple Tragedy Inquest to Be Held on Barrister's Wife Hotels Multiple Display Advertising Items Armstrong Siddeley Smith & Wellstood, Ltd. Daily Dispatch Inter-Varsity Relay Races Athletics Cambridge Win by Odd Event Oxford's Three Records Cross Country Cambridge University Beaten London Title Badminton Bristol Player's Success Hume's Defeat Fencing Easy Victory for R. A. F. Morris Oxford '6' Harvey's Wines Everton Again Score Nine Goals Association Football Fine Away Wins for West Ham and Newcastle Amateurs' Cup Tie Disasters Results and League Positions Corinthians Fail Amateur Football Despite Good Work by Baker Shearer's Goals By a Special Correspondent: Cambridge in Form Airmen Beaten for pace Fine Forward Work Oxford's Smart Forwards Morgan's Clever Game against Army F. A. Cup Replays Fives Yesterday's Games Hockey Nine Goals at Wimbledon Spencer Win Again Yachting Next Season's Solent Fixtures Club Rowing Reuter's Special Service: Bradman's New Record Cricket Trumper's Test Figures Beaten South Africans' Bad Start Lawn Tennis Middlesex Mixed Pairs Competition Wakefield Castrol Tournament at Lord's Tennis Prince's Defeat M. C. C. R. Aird's Hard Task Billiards By "Forward": South Africans' Lucky Win Rugby Football Last Minute Score Decides-Great Forward Battle Welsh Team Selected Welsh Team To Meet South Africans Plucky Blackheath Depleted Side Worries the 'Quins Light Blues Score Heavily Smeddle Again in his Best Form A Lively Finish Old Blues Supreme U. C. S. Old Boys Beaten by Big Margin Sparkling Play by Oxford Back Division's Creat Work Gloucester Too Slow Bristol Beaten Upset by Guy's Bustling Methods Chances Lost through Lack of pace and Finish Scottish Flatter Early Good Form Not Maintained Birkenhead Win Decisively Army Lucky to Win Public Schools Rugby Bedford's failing Rugby Results By Fairway: The Sweepstake Demand Racing Notes Points in New Move to Legalise Draws Features of the Flat Season How Breeders Have Suffered Lacrosse From our Racing Correspondent: The November Handicap Yesterday's Racing North Drift's Gallant and Popular Win Strenuous Race British United Press: Carnera Wins Again Turf Statistics The Dewar Stud Heads Winning Breeders Lawson's Record Kempton Park Varsities' Hard Matches Golf Oxford's Recovery against the League Wethered in Form Light Blues Test Royal Wimbledon Keen Play in the Foursomes Cambridge Blue Awarded From our Own Correspondent: Cambridge Varsity Rowing Sixty-Three Eights in Competition "Head of River" Race From our Own Correspondent: Cambridge Trial Eights More Alterations in Rowing Order From our Own Correspondent: Order of Rowing Still Unsettled Golf Club Competitions Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items West Sussex Multiple Classified Advertising Items Knight, Frank & Rutley Ultra Modern Labour-Free Flats Manchester Chronicle Buildings Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items
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