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THIS YEAR'S ACADEMY PAINTINGS.

Pandemonium at Soviet Sir J. Lavery and the

Protest Meeting.

GALLERY ROW.

Hundreds of men and women

the thud of blows.

Premier.

RACE AGAINST TIME.

Secrets of the pictures which struggling madly in the top gal- famous artists will submit to the Royal Academy this year, were revealed

during 2 tour of the studios round St. John's Wood, Chelsea, and elsewhere.

Was

lery ..

. screaming shouting fireworks falling into the body of the hall. Such

the Beene at the Albert Hall a moment after 'Lord Brentford had risen to open the Trade Defence Unton demonstra- tion of protest against "brutalism" in Russian prison camps.

As the ex-Home Secretary left his chair, a crowd of men in the roac topmost tier of the hall simultaneou ly, yelling "Long live the Soviet!"

Pandemonium broke out immedi.

Hundreds of stewards ately. young men who had volunteered their services-seemed to spring from nowhere.

They bore down on the inter- rupters in a mass, and soon a series of fierce hand-to-hand fights was in progress.

Several of the interrupters were

downstairs frog marched

and thrown into the street.

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Lord Brentford waited until the firat "attack" had subsided and then he uttered a warning. "I assure all in the building that we have ample means of deal. ing with any persons who attempt to break up this meeting," he said. "We intend to curry it through." Mr. Winston Churchill, who sat on the right of the chairman, was stern and thoughtful as he watch ed the bodies of struggling men away in the misty distance.

Lord Brentford attempted to re. sume his speech, but he had only attered a few sentences when the uproar broke, out afresh.

Some of the Interrupters were women, and as they were bundled out they kicked and screamed. Clothing was torn off both inter rupters and electors.

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INDIA AND AFRICA

AIR ROUTES.

Over Mediterranean. Section.

GIANT FLYING BOATS.

Three metal flying-boats weighing 14 tons apiece and driven by four engines developing

total of 2,400 horse power will soon be placed in service on the Mediterranean sections of the Imperial Airways routes to India and Africa.

The new machines have been tested on the Medway River, Kent, and attained a top speed of 130 miles an hour and carried a pay-lond of 7,500 pounds..

I learnt, for instance, that Mr. Augustus John, R.A., is siderably behind with his work, and is having a race against time in an effort to complete three or four portraits before "sending in" day. In spite of consider- When these new machines able overtime it is doubtful whe-pass into service they will be the ther all his works will be com- largest British marine-type pas-

senger aircraft yet constructed. pleted.

The Hon. John Collier will con- tribute three portraits, one of which, I gather, will cause con- siderable comment, while Sir John Lavery, R.A,, will submit four portraits: two are of Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, the Prime Minister thus explaining Sir John's frequent visits to the House of Commons recently.

Mrs. A. Id. Swynnerton, A.R.A., held a private view of her paintings to decide which to submit. The favourites were a painting of Chigwell Park, which belongs to Lord Revelstoke, and a painting of a child, standing in water.

- Sir Herbert Hughes-Stanton,. R.A., will send in six landscapes painted in the south of France. Sir Reginald Blomfield, R.A., has done two drawings, one of a building in Leeds and the other of Lambeth Bridge.

It is safe to say, an expert told me, that there will be more por- traits in this year's academy than ever before. Daily Mail,"

other men and women had to be

ejected.

They have been developed from the smaller three-engined "Calcutta" boats, and embody many lessons learned from "Cal

in operation. The cuttas" "Calcuttas" carry a pay-load of 4,429 pounds.

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TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.

The following programme will broadcast to-day from the Hong Kong Broadcastin Stative Z.B.W. on ■ wavelength of 855 metres.

5-7 p.m.--Chinese Programme. 7-9.15 p.m.-European gramme of Victor Records. 7.02-7.45 p.m.-Variety. Orchestral

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Efforts to Combine the Socialists.

M. HERRIOT'S BID.

Students of politics have long realised that France cannot be content with three or four parlia

Indian Cottons Sold in Britain.

LESS THAN HALF PRICE.

Mahomet Ali, a silken-voiced pedlar from the Punjab, is prob- ing the weakness of Lancashire in a door-to-door display in that country, of cotton and silk goods mentary groups, writes the Paris

of the International Concert Orch. brought from India, which can be correspondent

Sunday

(35798).

profitably sold at less than half | Times. She has now so many Instrumental Dust-

the price at which they can be that even politicians are becoming Waltz Brillante (A. Rizzi),

a new Gloviale-Giannelli (21872). produced in Bolton.

With A Mandolin Solo-

band of ten other confused that they have

the Lucia Sexette

swarthy men Mahomet Ali smil one in course of formation, (Donizetti arr. Gioviale),

ingly carries on business within object of which is to unite Radi- the very shadow of empty milla cal Socialists, Republican Social- and silent looms. I found the pedlars from the Punjab setting out with laden suitcases to glad- den the eye and lighten the puree of the Lancashire countryside, Jules Allen with Guitar writes a correspondent in a home

Song--

Gioviale (21372).

In My Bouquet of Memories

(Young-Akst),

Gene Austin, Tenor (21374). Song

Jack O'Diamonds,

Instrumental-

(21470),

Fitzmaurice Polka,

John Kimmel with Accordion (21441). Male Quartetim

Ready for the River (Kahn-Moret),

The Rounders (21382), Organ Solo-

For Old Times' Sake,

Song

paper.

"Only leetle Eengleesh," con- feased Mahomet All when I ask ed what he was selling. "Sell scarves of seelk, of cotton, 'anker- chief, other tings, but most scarf. All made in India.”

To Stay for a Year. "How long have you been here?" I asked.

Jesse Crawford (21503),

Treasures Untold.

(Rodgers-Cozzens),

Jimmy Rodgers with Guitar he replied.

(21433).

The new flying-boats contain Beating, accommodations for 15 passengers and a large compart. ments in which there is space for more than 111⁄2 tons of urgent The passenger quarters mails. are fully equipped and have tables placed between each armchair Male Trio- seat and a shaded electric light above each passenger's head.

Engine Noise Reduced. Engine noise has been reduced to a minimun in the passenger's Balcon owing to the use of sound insulating material between the saloon covering and the outer skin of the hull., A feature of the hull structure is the planing bottom of stainless steel, elimit. ating water corrosion.

Fully laden, each boat weighs more than 13 tons. The cruising speed has been set at 100 miles

hour.:

per houdition to its passergers,

Mr. Churchill' turned mails and fuel load, each flying round, and speaking above the boat will carry a pilot, pilot-nayi- When Mr. Winston Churchill nolso, as he pointed at the people gator, wireless

operator and rose to speak someone called being thrown out, said: "They are steward the last named presid- "lla and another man urged Mr. miserable hirelings, poor wretching over a refreshment buffet. Churchill to go back to the Dar sd people paid with roubles for danelles. Others called "Bravo, making trouble;.brought here and Winston.GETMANA forced to do their bit or they do. Zwo men and two women behind not get their cash,They get a Mr Churchill were carried, from bonus for being thrown out." their seats Mr. Churchill stood the ghts began again, and Mr. silent whis the chubbuh continued, Churchill, with clenched flats; ex and then said smilingly. “Surely claimed "Can't you see from this we have Hght to protest. This carefully staged demonstration is stilt, our own country,

that there is torce, gulle, violence There WAS

of protest and and money behind the poâltion 1

Out of the Down,

Choral

Male Trio Accompanied by Jesse Crawford (21630),

Too Busy (Miller-Colm),

The Four Rajahs; (21550), 8 p.m.-Local Time and Weather Report...

7.45-8.20 p.m.-Orchestral. Sylvia Ballet (Delibes),

San Francisco Symphony Orchestra (1100). Russian and Ludmilla (Glinka), Traume (Wagner arr. Theo. Thomas),

Symphony Orchestra Orpheus Ballet (Gluck-Mott) Minuet from Serenade

Detroit Symbams), Vales De Concert (6854).)

Orchestra

San Francisco Symphony Orchestra (0826). 8.20-8.47 p.m.Hawalian Music, Kawalaho Walto,

Kane's Hawaiians (21410). Mosni Ke Ali, a

surface of the water.

The new planes will be named Scipio, Satyrus and Sylvanus Just behind the pilot's cockpit, in the front of the hall, there is a wireless compartment with an in- When the three new flying stallation which gives the flying boats, and the new 36-passenger boat, wule in the air, a wireless Handley Pare machine are in range of 650 miles. A telescopic commission, Imperial Airways aerial will also be fitted, en will have a fleet of 38 aircraft de abling the machine to transmit veloping a total of 48,117, horse- messages when resting on the power.

"I am in Eengland tree month,"

I gathered, however, that the party intends to stay for a year. Out of curiosity I bought a scarf from one of the Indians for half a crown. I took the scarf to a friend in the trade and he told me that a similar article could not be sold in a Bolton shop at less than 78. 6d.

fats, under one banner.

NOW ON SALE AT THE PUBLISHERS,

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China Mail Offices.

THE CENSUS BY MACHINERY.

Shown at the Business Exhibition.

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MODERN MARVEL,

The Business Efficiency Ex- hibition, which opened recently at the White City, contains numerous improvements in ap- paratus.

There are many types of Bri- tish ingenuity on view, for which It is claimed that they have not only provided the service hither to almost a monopoly of Ameri- can machines, but have gone even farther and perform duties never before visualised.

One machine exhibited by a Nevertheless, it would appear, British firm is that selected by after all, that it may further com the authorities for the census. For every man, woman, and child plicate the play of French poll. tical parties. It may mean that alive at the hour selected a the left of the Chamber will find card will be prepared. In every that it has hacked out & new card will be a series of punch- party under the name of "Inter-holes, of which there are 540 pog- Groupe d'entente" of the Left.

The idea is quite serious from the parliamentary point of view. since M. Herriot, a former Prime Minister of France, presided over the meeting at which it was launched. The basis of It is that men belonging to the parties of the Left who may still profess Re- publican ideals should group themselves into one party.

Danger of a Spilt.

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sible combinations. The cards are put into the machine in batches and this almost more than human apparatus not only sorts the cards at the rate of about 20,000 an hour, but pro- duces tables of statistics, group- ing the population under every conceivable kind of category,

There is a dictating machine into which Mr. Edgar Wallace has spoken five million words; a It sounds excellent as a means

metal file cabinet which came of simplifying French politics. through a seriqus office fire yet but in practice it may work out preserved its contents intact; ac very differently, and may simply counting machines which seem add one more section to the exist capable of anything except Ing number, for it was made clear speech; typewriters with many during the meeting that adherence different type faces; and office to it was a matter of purely in-furniture of all kinds, dividual decision. The effect may Sir Kingsley Wood, M.P., in

of

Satt Ku West Harmony Bays very well be that at least three opening the Exhibition, referred

(21410).

may to the silent revolution going on the existing parties Huehue, Huehuet

be split, deputies from each rally in British business; Brighter and Sam Ku West Harmony Boysing to the new creation.

better offices were necessary in (21416)

Britain, he said, since a man. Let Ilima (Native Flower).

Holous Trio (21416),

spent about one-third of his life Lilia E John Kaulia),...

at work. Some offices were more Alekek! (Hawalian Hula Song),

like prison cells or lumber rooms. Kane'a Hawaiians (21417).

than anything else. 8.47-9.15 p.m. Quartet No. 2 in G Major

(Beethoven),

Played by Flonzaley Quartat Adolfo Betti.(First Violin),

Alfred Pachos (Second Violin), Nicolas Moldavan (Viola), Iwan d'Archambran

(Cello) (M-7), as 9.15-10.45 p.m. (approx)-Relay of the Mozart Concert from the Helena May Institute.

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Any more subtle complication than the play of parties now in progress in connection with the suggested new group cannot be conceived, for questions were rats ed as to the eligibility of deputies who had voted for certain short- one, is that the party under M lived ministries of the past when Herriot's direction is trying to the French Parliament was doing gather forces with a view to a its very best to prove to the outbid for power. It is undoubtedly side world that its real businessa'move in the direction of secur was to govern the country, and ing a purely Left Government in- was not second to political instead of one which, after many Mayaimcclties, managed to establish trigues.

In the combination among the itself with a certain amount of parties, one thing which students support, from those who were not ~(Spprox) — Close of French politics may suspect quite so deep a shade of pink as from the present newly formed the Boclailets.