The Guardian from London, Greater London, England • 2

THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN, MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1930. THE FALLING BIRTH AN "ARTISTIC Unions, Public Offices, MANCHESTER GUARDIAN." LONDON 43. Fleet Street. E.C. 4.

Telephone Central 2281 HEAD OFFICE: 3. Cross Si reel. Telephone 3367 Citv GLASGOW 219. at, Vincent Street. PARIS 15, Boulevard des Italians.

JNDIAS MEDICAL SERVICE. Tbe 8eattan of Stats tar India la dmncfl sro- -is-- ibortiy to tsaka j. somber oi a-patr-u---t to r'uruiacent Commissions in his Majesty's Indian Medial --ur-'ice. Ine selection Committee will meet at tnc Inula Office ahcrtlj to consider applications. Well-qua, ificd medial mex.

cl x.aropeau descent lB-iush --injects) ander 32 years oi ase ho desire to be coii tillered ihculu apply to tbe Under Secretary ol State Military Dcrartmeni. Ind.a Office. Lenuon. S-W. 1, itr terms ol application, regulations, and ctner particulars.

i.r, -e'epes should be marked on top left-hand corner. Medical Kecrui talent." The selected candidates -sill bo required to nnderio a course ol instruction in tcis conntrj commencing on 4Ui February. 1930, prior to sailinx tor India in. the autumn ol 1330. India Omt-e, January.

1930. AUiijan-ja hospital. Probationers required. Must be I Crone and veil educated. Salary 20, 25.

30. For inrther particulars apply to TtfTtN'S CoDi-alescent Home. Pias Mariandir. ulm plain took, Kitcaeama.d, Uoiueiuud. relereact.

Matron. Drapery, Millinery, HAnEHOASUERy.A rscancy -sill shortly occur for an experienced ilrst Assistant in the Haberdashery Department ol Messrs John Walsn. Ltd bneizield. Applications, containing lull particulars cl ciperlsm-e, saury, 4c, and accowpaaiea by a photo fifapn, -stiicu, -sill be returned, should be addressed to wuuai TyTA.NTLEa. Vacancies will shortly occur iBr ira.il sea seen First Sales.

posit.oiis are only open to ambitious basinets womeD ith sound experience in the busy medium-class mantle trade. Apply, by otter, stalioc lull particulars olesperiente. ase. Ac, to Style and Mantle, uiunmm street, jsanclis-scer. VoU-Mi Lady Wanted lor Wholesale Warehouse, a dCTrlnthi Ti tr Flint mtn-ir UUICk and accuriu at fiauree.

Apply H. H. Reynolds Brothers, 10, Canal Street, llinshull Street. Mc. Engineers, Draughtsmen, Mechanics RCllfTECT-S Chief Assistant required in Mic umcc.

no tuny oompetent to ULe charge olimpoitant works; A.K.U3 A. prcL: atato age, iaf nd ben at lloerty 237, Guard." in-unujia junior Assistant required: should bt ai tracer, naie a good knowledge of building consuutiiori, ant! able lo execute simple details' state ace and isl.rv r.nnlr.,1 ooo ir- i.r AaalaiA.VI l.tttrical Lng.neer required lor iron wuni piant: rauji pare good technical and niBcticil ciiicnte and should be between 32 uructional, -est lied, and erecting cjperlenie. Full lMrt.cuiara vitn age and es'jrr required to be to Courv It01i Cornell, 'UAltGEUASilW Wanted lor well-boring. AddreTa e74'llJtl-c Guardian." "CHARGE Hand Wanted lor Turret and Capstan Lat ics. must used to general enginceriuE work-state exnerii? nr-a snH u-a.

and Co. LtdT Call eiicc.anU naes Address Z57. Mc Guardian1' 1 1 lor Transformer work area, progressne and permanent situation lor man uJ to power transformers, urgently rr quired gl dclails. ol experience, to. Address t.

ax. iljr. Guan tan KleclncJil Encmeers in the Mid--- land, iiavo vacancy lor experienced Senior llraugtitlman posessng oound knowledge of mcchanl. cal design ol Urge-capacity high-voltage translormcrs. Address, giving particulars of experience, age.

and sa arv Temnri-H V. r. 'or Designing and EilirnatinB -viiLjr -prunes snu 3i.iimner, ilydrau Catcs. and Moiable Bridges must have good tcctnins tromius and expenenie along these fines aid sbllity to handle smh eugincerlng work to com on own iiiuielive, with capacity lor advanco-mint: not over 30 yeers ol age. Apply, giving full personal particulars, salary ejected, also trJlnin' exactly dullis performed, to CWda Co- LW- Bo 4016 Montreal.

PIBST-Cleat Maintenance Mechanic Wanted, for district. Address by letter. givlngagt-ndexperlcnco. 59. Me Guardian." JIG and Tool Draughtsmen, with marhlDo tcol ex- 'guuncLi.

a ai. iic uuardlan. nlJ Ber Wanted (SIP. No 61: good. reliable man, itb and speed, required' ih.S Prlnce lull.

Giiirda'n" Cr Address 3b. TL'MOIl Dranglitsmnn. 22-23 years ol age. Wanted 5" Kori: expcrienco and 84, "Mc Guardian." Lancashire "Dynamo and mt'-ni utrn 111 let. 'Pf1 J'u'r ronuircd for hlih i lar automata control gear, metal chd nikhBlr, tid tonlritclor gear.

Apply, stating age. full experience, ind "lary required, to itcbsear Depariment, General l.le.-trlc dnn-miY I td Wittnn. Birmingham OrnEL Two ctpsble Cttaria St-vlil-y letter, giving reterout-ts, quollfi lo, Thomas Blackburn and Svns, Ltd. Preston w.LTiref a2d ''t-f'snwd Drapchtimen wn eiJ thoroush knowledge ol comtner--Ul irehicle ngin. and chans work.

Wnto only. nd salary required, in to Conimer Car. Ltd latton WANTED. MqIo Erector lor Asa Lees mulet. 1 1 Addrew 46.

"Mc GuardiD." XTOirxa Drauchtjmfcn. smart, Wanted, with ex- P'onco ti air-condltionine wrk- pood prospect lr right man: Stocltpm-t dlstnct. 85, Guard.1 Situations Wanted. A3 Adtertlsjor AsswtaDt, Practical Printer (com- epgmeerinc publicity. 6, Mc Guardian." f25) secies exp in figs and tools een nlu ma.i rs iu.

in ic tiiiara. LlTF Malntenanco L'fts Cranei, Llghta. Power: lSvrx exn. irLt nnnrH Printers, Pressmen, TlRST-CLASt Lithographic Map Writer Wanted: -a- steady posit.on. Apply by samples, also staling sge ond etpenence, to Rnlph, Clark, Stone, Lid arlaw Avenue.

Toronto. Canada. J1LAT Bed Ollset Lllho Machine Operator; society partittiUri. Address 99. Mjo Cuardmn.

OFFSET Mt ruler: experience of Voinn machine with crosateedfr: used to first-class photo ork: per-mnency tate age. experience, anil wane required. Hewitt and gon. AHred Street Mills. Nottingham SHuaiiona Wanted.

ADVERTISER would Eecut Gold Block or Type, on printers on prcmtrtc periods from one day. 30 caiV exp- Senior, Forbes Street. Brcdbury. Boys, Youths, mid Apprentices. A Vacancy has ocrnrred at tlic Manchester branch ol a leadiDR Life Office ior a cducated and Kcntlemanly Youth ot about 17 year-, who mu-t have tull particulars to i IDS.

Onardtai-." Siiuaiiona Wanted. XOUNG Man, well educated, with nome oBce and J- desire. Openng In Mc. having highe-t refB. Address; 82.

Mc Guardian YOUTH Wants Work as Garao Help: experienced wfcnle or part ticue. J55. Guardian." Managers; Foremen, BOOrs -Marnier and Buyer Wanted tor NoTth ol England departmental atoms mutt be flrC-claj withUm-dreter. jtive IjII particulars cl experience. ctHni ciip ics oi refrrenre.

acd stato rftoDceniJoa ncjuued. Addr- 54, "Mc GuardUn." IOREMAN requireii for LapirrTd Steel Ptpe Hepart ircnt. must thoroughly oarcrsant -nitb approved modem practice iu aud eu.pnjeot for we'd tn; ni. nil operations on steei p.ps anu epcci.ti to 72m d-irntter: appliiits isuh be capabJi pUnninir out wurjc and foliofcinr it tbrouch on r-'t'ticm prMi ction I'n's I'om too p.ato to th; ariK: only thorouphlv efflirent men of ctiracirr, initiative, with experience in prckductnn. and capacity to hi 'idle mea.

need apply Hood vaffF. to ncht man: uppltcatiocs mast Rive ace. full particulars of experience, ard earliest ciaW could commence. Address 37, "Mc Gturdlan. Newspapew POSTAL SUBSCRIPTION BATES.

Ua. A brand. 12 months 78 0 78 0 6 months 38 0 39 0 3 months 19 6 21 on the daily vary Inland. Abroad. 16 and 18 pages id.

lid. 26 and 28 pages ld. 2Jd. PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. For Wanted.

To Let, and On Sale Advertisements when not appertaining to regular business: Tli res rbvs Three days not I Iru-lue'in'- Week aaiuraay. antuicuy Satur-tay. d. 2 6 3 9 6 0 6 3 7 6 1. 2 0 3 0 i 0 5 0 a in 15 20 0 25 0 30 0 17 6 (About seven words to the line.) One-half of the above rates will be charged to Domestic Servants.

Clerks, or orkpeople VVantine Situations. POSTAL SUBSCRIPTION HATES. WEEKLY EDITION. COMMERCIAL Jloriie. Aliroa-i.

Homo. Abroad d. i d. a. a 12 0 13 0 18 0 18 3 6 6 8 a 9 3 3 3 3 ft en 12 months 6 munths 3 months Advertising rates for the Commercial and the u-eklv fcditione can be obtained on uppliration at any of our offices.

Remittances should be made bv cheaue or postal order payable to thm MAXClIESTEIt Domestic Servants Wanted. fiOOK General Wanted for 1 modern house J- iiood relcrcni.es. Letter or 'pliouo 2105 Alt fJtlOK Giiiieu! and Tli.uaemaJif Waitress experienced J- loo. Moapt Gr Wiijlad. fond ol children 12 boyi.

rait. I IlVirir. Tls-a 1. lr. l.

MAID, rapabie 3- no wsshliir" r. Mjmnn, aiBiyoriase. TT 1 Uuilwnrtlly. for Aildrns 1B Guardian General Maid, stroni; Protestant- 25 to -a-n jears of igo- lor lo ladies: most cnmfortablo I nm- ltlhni, Ad Iren 36. Vo WURKICi Uuiler rrq must be fully oxu7: seven Mrs ft a Hurr-ws Ponia Hall.

Pretlbiiry. Cbn Situations Wanted. ucik Gi-nernl. for 11 in family, or Ilouseaerper lor I 2 l'i lits: rapabln. 77.

Mc OiiariHan SITUATION Wanted a General, small Iiraily: plio ruokir.g. nrij.il wash, 2ua. Guard." Registry Office Advertisements. Situations ll'onted. House Psrlonr Msld: good ano'ce' refs -a- a so dolus and tloiicrals.

)tei bouthend. Uedsle. Housekeepers, Companions, s5cc. H-'nnteti. (flOOK llousokMper wishes Pout lo Gentleman; all liHi'-aAdrir03aK 57.

Mc Guardian," Alls' lloiisokcopcr, reflneJ.disengaged. desires Post: i i kouilcmeii maid ktpt. excel, personal iuh uiianciLi. rj-J. lc ftrdisn 47, will cite services as cook housakoensr JU mi unlet, refined linniA rldrr.

i)3. Mc linarfllan" A1Y. Isle cutli-r and litter. Ac would like Post -a-i in loili i hi.tisi-: serwt-c in rcturu lor borne. AilJrf.

j.h fillardlai. TriUIILE-AGKU WiimiiD. rallier dual, but good iieid'ewoman ust-d lo invalids and lond ol rhlldren. Vt ants situation as Sc-sinc Maid and Uselul llfin. or Cook Gonial, small home, or as a Km inn Maul.

31 crs rilcrenre; latlMul service- moderate 'jsgo for iiooil hnnio. Address 5B, "Mc Guardian." RKF1NFD Working Housekeeper, thor. capshle, councienllons, serj. puat gunU: ex. rela.

82. Gusrdt3u." Tutors, Governesses, AIULS. with good experience (maths, and -a-s Iri-uihl, can hoar ol attractive Partnership lo Day and Boarding School: il'llghtlnliy iiiniirt, in beaulilnl tountrv: Tecoipis averaje SoO to 1.100 a. 62, GunrJ Situations d'antcd. LEA" French Spanish quickly with Mile, B.

8., 29, Princess Street, Albert Square (Cent. 6000) Clerical and Choir. OltOAV Practito on nitviern three manual Wanted Thursiiay alttrnoons: generous fee. Walton, OS, Orchard Road. St.

Anur-s-on-Set. Legal. TUMIOR Conveyancing Clerk Wanted, Stockport Solicitors' OITire. oxpcrionco and ahortliand AiMress. suting, wage, tc, li 62.

Guardian." Medical. ABOK COSSULTIXCROOM TO VET, with ueo .1 utnulifd aiiiiis.mom and attendance1. In centra .1 rltv Address 249. rtliar-lian." SUl'tHFLCOUS lis Save further worry and evpenie and at once consult Mrs Poruerov, Ltd. 10.

St Ann's Manchostcr Trial trcatment-tlo hairs Irca Unions, Public Offices, 1UTY llOl'sE MISTRESS -Lady, with thorough knowledge ol and pride in domestic supervision, also nossrs-ng a self sacriflcing irtcrcst in the poor all i-rt-eiW required age 30 to 40- 40 per at-nuni willi board, lodgings, and laundry. Apply lenrKio'ng if possible) Hon Director. League of Wt-IMiTM 121. IinieVi.ln Ijiic. Lirt-rpool.

N. QUESlRr: COUNTY COUNCIL, PUUL1C ASSISTANCE DEPARTMENT. Abplicatco.it are intitol Irota Womci reii lent In tie Kitninistr-ilne touiitf for Ap-Kilitr. nt RelieTi-tj Otllrr snd VUitor of I'rurricd-ent ChlUrcn. rnlirv 250 per anrnri Travel ai-co-d- ln; to county tcnie will bo allowed and office aocomcio-dt-Son st Cheiter irtv.de,) fandtdatri -nirst isve Ind prnctical experience in a dm'Af a-)in-lntm-nt a local authority ir htto r-ceo nctitili enigd in work of a rocia! n-rd volan-tarv chirsf-le-1 in L-oniie-tlnn with woaen and children.

Vorms ol appl ntiou. together with c-onditrorss ol mar be obtained br vcn-iinj stamp--i envelope to me. Applications should be indorsed "Woman not later than 3rd Fclirui-v. i-id REGINALD POTTS. Clerk of the County Crn i ell County Xorthrste Street, Chester, Janulry .3, 3930 PREPAID TA 'effammg SITUATIONS VACANT.

APARTMENTS TO MISCELLANEOUS Also SPECIFIC ARTICLES FOR SALE BV In calculadnj: the charca.Kven wonl per Una may be taken as the arenLSQ. oad box nuraSet t. reaulred this ts coanted as carl ol the ad verti lemtnt Sarurdar. s. d.

2 a 3 9 5 6 3 7 a 2 Lines 3 6 SITUATIONS WAN 1 bu. Ooe-t-all t. I l' ANY SAL.ES BV PRIVATE CONTRACT Building Land, Sites, inR s. orvit'Ds BTTiTTilvr! dfTTA ffiTir mil T'rtiro OTerlooticc talniouh barlwar closo 'b-as route. Jlll-Hr l.l..

Aancnssicx. 'J-tuto. Shops and Warehouses. Blackpool (Near Prom Station). Ea.

Shop Prtm-'Wt: laige company house att. "Guardian" Branch Office. tSUctpooL i v- i i. Vlr. 'Z-i and 26.

Market Street: snlt. Ueht trades: price arid i.noto. apply IsRuuKll, 28. MarltetStret. Hyde VEW WAREHOUSE, about Y.OOO sq.

cent, 1 5 floor part tenante.t 132. Guard. PROPERTY ON SALE: V- Shorts. 10B-11O. yorttshire Street.

s.c. HAR1 JIA i CO, Cnarch Terrace. Oldham (Tel. aa-tt PRMSTON -l'OR SAI.F. mflt Situated Premises, 60lt.

3 storeys. Parties, (torn Jones sops, auctioneers, li. lhutcb syz. rimuu ST. ASXES-SHOP and HOUSE.

ith sep. cnt. central petition. SS. il Jc Alotor Cars and Cycles.

ARROL ASTER (19281, 17 50 sleeie -ral-pe, brown fabric saloon: juat orerba-iled. 6. Hough Qxeen, caeeter. TT UMBER SALOOJf! 1930 SnlDe Model: bine AA. brand He- lust delivered, anresjistercd: owner boucht lsrster llumber car.

desires lo sell: no dealers. S. WEBSTER Wocdcrolt. Newland Park. Hall.

flfOTOK SALOON UbARSE, new design: to accommodate two infflus and lour bearers. itiilA-tJt soa. Cemetery Koad. Bonthport. iVEHLAN WHIPPET.

19-B 4-door 9ALOOS. V- 85. OVERLAND WHIPPET. 1937, Z-door SALOON, 665. CITY GARAGE 22 and 25.

Blake Vork. Tel. 3181 York. Open day and sight. Horses, Carriages, Harness, Dogs.

IVa-ifed. FOX Terrier Wanted: abont one year old. bouse trained must be. intelligent and Rood uatch dog: state full particulars and price. Adtireu no, mic tiusroian.

Musical Instruments. AENES and Mulhn BANJO, like new. NIXON, 03, luudley btreot, citocgport. Miscellaneous. ADVERTISER desires SALE ol ENGRAVINGS bv John Bo)dell.

dated 1769: pair, Morninc and evening o-. liuaraiali. FIREWOOD FOR SALE. ADEN McKEE. LTD.

Frederick Road Generating Station. Salford DEAL Harris Tweed, hanil-made. 6s. yard. Pattern -V free Morrison.

Dent. M.G.. Leverburch. Harris. B.

MUSIC COPYRIGHT BILL. Influential Protest. DISASTROUS TO THE ART. Dangerous Precedent." The following statement has been issued from the British Confederation of Arts ''We, the undersigned, wish to par ticipate with the British Confederation of Arts, which exists for the purpose of LG-oneration and mutual defence within the arts on matters of agreed importance, in registering a public xpression of determined opposition to trie Musical Copyright Bill. "The bill infringes the eomtjosers' and authors' freedom of contract, and it pass-d would establish a dangerous preced-nt.

Far-reaching consequences would be involved, impossible to over estimate in their unfortunate -reaction on creative production in this country in all the arts. In principle and in detail the bill would bo disastrous to the native com- puser ana 10 tne art ot music as a whole. Apart from this aspect its provisions, so far from establishine the position of greater simplicity apsurnea desirable by its promoters, nrpntfl aprinnc wuu VJ (A i 11 international and domestic, and would in me result prove unworkable." The protest is signed by Harley Granville-Barker, Kenneth Barnes ii iiuuipui oi tne novai Academy of Dramatic Art). Clifford Bar, Walter Bayes, Reginald BlomSeld, Arnold Bennett, Henry annul ill uordon Bottomley, Frank Bridge, Cloudesley H' Arneaby Brown. George Clausen, Gerald Cooper, Eobert tum tueiuge.

EJmunci Dulac, Ashlev Dukes. Pusan Ertz, St. John jtrv-ine. Johnston Forbes-Eobertson. Rncar Hainilton Harty, C.

J. Holmes (director tne juuonai ieruert Howells. Gertrude Kinir-iton. Frederick Lonsdale, Bupert Lee (president vsruup. Erie (director the Victoria and Albert Museum), D.

8. MacColl (late keeper of the Wallace Collection), member of the Royal Commission on the Fine Arts), John B. McEwen (Principal of the Boyal Academy of Music). Robert Nichols, Ivor Novello. Arthur Pmero, Nigel Playfair.

C. H. Roilly (president B.C.A.), Landon Ronald, W. Eothenstem. Giles Gilbert Scott, CyTil Scott, Anne Douglas Sedgwick, Geoffrey Shaw, Arthur Somervell.

Alfred de Butro, Sybil Thorndike. Henry Tonks (Slade Professor of Fine Art in the Dnivcrsity of London). Irene Vanbruga. Geoffrey Wiutworth, Fisher White, Virginia Woolf. MAN'S UNKNOWN DOUBLE." Finger-Prints to Prevent Impersonation.

To avoid being confused with another man, a Iabxrurine man who gave his name as James Keilly leit his fingerprints at Bow Street on Eaturday. He had been arrested on leaving prison and cnarged the name of Richard O'Reilly with being drunk and disorderly last December and not surrendering to his bail. The man said that he had not been charged since 1928 until arrested the other day, had always given his proper name of James O'Reilly, and bad never been admitted to baiL He said that he had no twin brother and did not know the other, man. Mr. Fry discharged him and said: "It there is a Richard O'Reilly who is so like yon that the police think he is yon, it would be a great protection to you to leave your fingerprint3 here.

Then when Richard O'Reilly comes here again we can take his finger-prints. If he goes about getting drunk and impersonating you he is a very dangerous fellow, but with the finger-prints we shall know which is which. We will try to protect you against the other man." COTTON OPERATIYES' BENEFITS. At the annual meeting of the Yorkshire Cotton Operatives Union on Saturday it was reported that the expenditure for the year had been over 11.000, the bulk of which had gone in unemployment benefits, due to bad trade. It was decided to reduce the nerfrvf sif Partnerships.

-fEECHAST Tailor, esub buaL Pwtfltt: iJJ. in good data outfit nag SS4. Mc Gnard. PROGRESSIVE Busu-s 192-4, Twillirea 1.0OO lo 2. GOO I on her finance: suitabls lor yonns man with capful uh a i to taking an actire interest.

Adares 265. Gu." -iian. SILVER Fox Furs -Import Broker, well connected with North CoDLaaemal lex breeders, want Active or Sleeping" Parmer iadv or with to enable -tar; large-scale import cotKifn-ineots: no risk: full coauol. highL profiubla: baa reference. 72 "M.c Guardian." nrVLLE of two boana established buar-X Co sea necessitate ihe services, in a sales managerial of souse three keen experienced Men: excellent calary and prospect to the right men.

who will be required to take a small holding in the business, which a pub'-c coioian highest references exchanged. lully. Address 70, TILL any Inveslori. spite ol recent, financial Tt L-rasfaes. a jrcod souad Inrestment ol 1.000 anu upwards in a Pnrate Limited Ccmpanj olierint 10 per cent preEereace shares and ordinary.

-nn assuranco oi eaie.lr-ai return and orosncct-" Accountant 130, Cbaados House- Buclmsruci Gste. WestmicsJcr. Louden 3 W. 1. Businesses, Premises Wanted.

WANTED, mcuern -tithin 5 railee radios of Msnrhester. ith 3.000 to 6 000 yarde ol lantl principals and solicitors o-ilr 220, Guardian." Apartments Wanted. BACHELOR require two 00d Furnished or Untarnished Rooms in With ncton district, lull naru- cnlars. Address Ij 258 M'c Gasrtl an." "OUSLNESa Man and Wiio lyounsu require Accom- itn atteca Altriacii.ai oi -ji near M'c: state terms ic 185. "Mc Guardia-i." YOUNG Busiaeas Man requires Board Residence Hale district ffiooern house 'piione preleri ed particulars, luach out, 155, Guardian.

Apartments to be Let. M. A S. A part i Bureau, 1B3. Oxford Rd- 5705 Ard.

SUPERIOR ROOMS 179. High Street. Oilord Hd To su.1. Furn Itcoms 16, Parkfleld Rusholme. W.JidsburyBrd -Res or Priv.

Booms lOSClydoKd. BED-SITTING-ROOMsr urTluTrior sep ImT Rusholme Cctirt, -17. Brighton Grorc, Piatt Fields "DOARD Residence in Superior House- mod. terms r-oraKI1Vhalley Range. lo.

IX tram BOARD-RES 2-3 bedroomsand sitting-room: etceL cuisine: tel. 118, High 56., Victoria Park LEA. Charlton Drive- racd 4mii. station Tel Sale 42 I pleisantly sit. W.

Didsbury. 292. Mc Guard Mortgages and Investments. MONEV to Lend on first mortgages repayable by equal iusUlment6 ol principal and interest spread over 20 years: interest 5 10s. per cent per annum on approved propert- Padiham Building Society, Room IS'o.

1, Cathedral House, Long Millgate, Manchester RARE opportunity for a limited number of gentlemen tu invest in reorj-amsAtion and enlargement of old-established Blackpool Business. Particulars. Knowles and I'oicrolt, solicitors, Abbinedon Street Blackpool. Money to Lend. ASH ADVANCED IN SUMS FROM 50 lo 5000, WITHOUT SECURITY.

CLIFFORD IN tTi-TMENTS, LTD, 87. REGENT STHLLT. LONDON, W. 1. Telegrams Clihta.

Piccy, London. ESTABLISHED 1 8 3 8. CASH ADVANCES 20 to 1.000 MANCHESTER APVAA'CE DiscOtTXT T. ASHTON Mananna Director. 54.

DEANSG TE. MANCHESTER. WITHOUT SECURITY. 0 A WITH OR WITHOUT SECURITY. 50 or any larger earn to 10,000.

LIGHTS INVESTMENTS LTD. 7. XEW BURLINGTON STREET. LONDON. W.

1. THE LEIGH DISTRICT LENDING LTD, 1, New Broun Manchester will ly-nd Irom 20 to 5 000 without s-enrity. Tel Cu 9403 J1HOMAS HENRY, LTD. MONEY WITHOUT SECURITY. ADVANCES FROM 20 TO 10.0 0 0.

26, CORPORATION STRJET. MANCHESTER. Telephone: City 6b83. 50 to 5,000 without security by W. H.

Durham. Ltd 14, Cllhord Street Bond Street, London, 1 Telephone. Resent 0359 Est. 1913. e5U to 5,000, WITH OR WITHOUT SLCURITY.

JOHN WM. FLETCHER, LTD 14. Brown Street, Manchcflter. Hstabliahed lBS-t. Tel.

City 3922. 50 OR AST LARGER SUM TO 10,000, Willi or WITHOUT Security, uy H. PASSMORE. LTD (A. Bromet, 21.

Phillips, Directors), 43, Conduit Street, London, W. 3. Ths Business establlsheci 35 years. Ger. 6547.

Machinery, Tools, -Sc. Wanted. T.J?iT""-r3A;i-- EBT of 2 INCH SCREWED SVEEL or WHO UGH IHO.V PIPING l-r STEAM: sta'u rice -sl-ere seen. 64. M'c Cu-trdian." Jasitu, three-bowl plain Calender: 72 inLhes Aodresi 76, "Mc Guardian." TANTED, Lang Surfacing and Boring Latbo, Bit.

anu io WANTED. COod Second-liand 4ft. FoMin-f M.hi-tM lullest particulars and price io Rigbv and Wol'enrten. sheet metal workers. Milnrow Rd Rochdale WA5.T-'I Soap Shredders, Minora.

Plodders, and Cutters: new machinery onlr. Address Soap." m. Porleous and Co. ad.crtising agents. Glasgow.

Various Trades Work Wanted. MONTHLY PUB- LICATIONS 11., onlce in the 3iidlands with linotype machines is open to quote a keen price Ior above class ol work. Addreea 12. M7o Guardian." Miscellaneous Wants. RT Silk Thread Waste and Hosiery Waste.

mumcrs, IPi lyrt, XiDgiaua. JOBS, Fents, Stocks, tic. Wanted." any quantity" cash. Address 225. Mc Gnsrdian." TO BE LET.

Furnished Houses. CLIFFS. 4 miles irom Bournemouth, ---iP'iunaiiy lomlortaLle Marine RESIDENCE iu ur, Ftir-iisheU, lor nter moiilbs or longer, icat on appl-catinn: e-ttcnslve uninterrupted sea 2 t-tt. elec light- 'phone. eicellent garden, tennu court 2 garages.

S-ieoially rTm'iti tr A-XI--OS-3, Estate Agents, iioiiruemomh. 402 Dwelling Houses. Wf'i BRIDGE, near Stnct port Most delisht. MP1 situat.on, with magmncent news: 2 recep oca rooms, and drc-sing-r'-enls tennis lawn and saruea house need auJ in orner: reat oo per annua Ad-ires. 8.

Guard. Flats. WH-U-EY Ranis Motl superior wetl-furn. SC FLAT: fhi.l,. a To 1 -rr Shops.

i TtLlK.1XS11 TO PHOTOGRAPHERS. 1 sPlndid DISPLAY WINDOW SUTTE 9t-s -OOMS aboTe- ectui-ently suitable for photo- arephtr: 59 Bond St. Shore. Blajlrpool I Readeirous C5nema. Apply HTJL3E and pgsa --r-ei.

jstaci-pooi. i pm cusia.is -jectre --jockmjd buuf, 1 Osn-fronteel SHOP, suitable bazaar Apply IOH B. KEVUJ, eolc.tor, Arcace enatnte-a LSor'ej J--VtI-BYS. Lockup SHOP: good pout. on: reaso-i-i "at- Apply Arrai irons.

The Parade, dereleya i TOUBLE-FBOSTED SHOP TO LET. Km- Street. Oulaasa: suitable for outfittcra. -troceri. or boot duelers.

Address 7fi Rnar-han OUBLE-FRONTED SHOP. uin street Chelter: 2 3 BKRESk Vltu, AUAil-, St--eet, 03 LEY ST. 79811. Larpe Shoo and Baaenentv, CltJlh frT rW.v Hrt i "IS EG EST Head. Salford.

3o.tabl fcr mtrltiple firm r- cllSce: 75 and rates: on lease. Address i rpo LET, Crewe. 6. Market Square. Eligible pie-- nusea- vacant March 25: situa-te in business, shopping.

and 'ok centre Apply DtJtlict Estate t'st. L.MJ Rly. Co Esr'e Street, Cr.we. Wanted. LOCK-tTT shops Ite-qoircd cn Lease: r--ain Iacashrre.

Cheshire: -naltiple tobao rcaists. ic Address 179. C-rdian. ftotels. Public Houses, Breweries.

f0 Let. Fully licensed Hotel: bray IhorcugMare: centra of Potteries. Swan Hotel, Suas. Offices. A NEW BUILDING.

Cr-anicrd Houre. Cromlord --a- Co tin. Market Street. OFFICES TO BE LET. I iv.

ccopex street- LARGE Famished OFFICE TO LET: Faulkner Street: ground Soar front: rent 27s. rates arfrfna. fl CARKET BT. Warerccta. lXa.

mud OSee: reefed rent. Apply 48. Daisy Bank Rd. TO T.TT. E-naR OFFICE ground gear.

Algterraan-burr, Iraioo: ait areit: no stork. JE5.NOGS, estate areata. 56, Aldex-saasbm-y. London. E.C.

SALES BY PRIVATE CONTRACT Building Sites, Ta TTTT Tl I Vt T.aitm rv-io AT TL nhinle and filch Managers, Foremen, 8c CBCRETAKt llaiuiter required lor progressiTe 9 BoUdlnK Society in com men ring salary 300 to 400 Per aasust, according to qualificauoas: applications, atatinc and eapejienoe. with copies only of testimonials, not later than February IB. Address 46. "MJc Guardian." SMART Young Man Wanted, to take control Mineral Water and Bottling Business: must be ebenenced and willing to travel with a view to rn- creasm trade. Apply the Old Shropshire lire won, lj L-nuer Manager umwco ol (ancy iiepartments.

a thoronehly eipeiienced man essentiaL Appy Manajing Director. Matthias Itobinson. Bnggate. Leeds. Situations Wanted.

WANTED, Situation as Engineer in charse ol Mill or Worts, steam power plant: 2o jts. ei- icnence; exccJeat retercacea. 9-t. Glladlan. Clerks, Assistants, Sc Wanted.

A Complete Guide to tho obUiaing ol lucrltue Positions. "llow to Secure a Good Job." An imaluible work to all seekiag employment or oeiiriDK a better job. 3s. 6d Iroia a bookseller or Sir loaac Pitman and Sons. Parker Street.

London. W.C. 2. A HEAL StCRETAKY AND NOT A TYPIST. 'ITio Institute of Women Secretaries trains qualified Shorthand-Typists to fill Secretarial Posts.

The appointments department introduces them to well-paid posts. Send to-day lor The Personal Secretary (no Institute oi Women Secretaries. Ltd, 44, uoscneu puiiciiags. nenrictia auoet. lwhwu.

UaT Clerks Wanted itr larso Works, orth ol Kafilaed: eiperitfor of Kubber ilanmacture preferred. Aadreii, jutinj age. eiperk-Dce, and eaury -etuned. 105. EARN a Big Salary as a Certificated Bookkeeper.

Individual postal tuition Fee moderate, easy instalments. Success guaranteed. Position found when qualified or fee returned. Boottlat lree- City Ik rrespondence CoZIrgo ED 47). 34, New Oxford Street.

London. JUNIOR Chemist required lor Works in Lancashire: about Bi-c. standard' experience of cellulose ester-, an ad-antaec, but rot essential. Addrests. partitu'ars ol training, experience, references, and salary required, to 15, Mc Guardian QALEaUAN'SIltP Courses: personal tuition.

Write Atheneum School, Y.M C.A Peter Street. SEWING Cotton Manufacturer Midlands requires experienced Cop Winder; also Doubler. State experience and full particulars, to 45, Mc Guard. VXTANTED, by Engineering Firm in the Gorton ai.tr-ct. Ldy anormaod Typist, aged its years.

Address 221. M'c Guardian" Situations Wanted. ACCOUN'TANT, make up Iradera books, sec income tax: mod, t'tiarge. 182, "M'c Guardian." Competent 1 sdy Shorthand Tpist. 5a ears ep lirtMnt sil usiaiii interview 12-2.

Address 269. Guardian DUC.Tfc.n ouog Ladr dcaires 6crUrta Work 2 or e-rciiinp per wetic. Xpert swnotrapner craa ich own Tn-iehina-! fl IFifi. niTrfiis.n. "rnch.

own mzrhine. 156, Giurdian. GIRL, fo 16, expti shorthand tjptet. requirei Posi-ti op tmnedtately S96. Mc Gurdi.tn." LADV Typst BookJteeper.

9 years' would like Position wtib French anti German free id tto moptha 71. Mc Guard. bp rpJMUEIt Bioif'e: 10 years moLonit: (ineogced: may depart meat mean mie. Addrgsa Mc Guardian." YOUNG Maa wilh five icar practical experience South Aip-nci, irtoC P0-Ie 1k Spanish, seeks Voyt htni or abrL-iirl rxceliit rekreru-es Addresi llox 214, Lite od Mghtinf ale, Liverpool. Travellers, Agents, 5cc.

Wanted. A Gentleman Wanted to Keprescpt in Lancaaiure jCj. a hiabilais EnKinrenns Jouroal, on generoL.6 omnua-iioa terms eerj iUppoit sicn by principals 5, "Mc Guardian" ABANDON FE Ol CF THE FUTURE. Jluisell-t ram id men ire hoc air aid the lutire, they Va-ivi how to seJl Every man has iomthi'g lo sei ami il you want pr-nniition TAKE THU KUaSiLLL WAY 'JO 3'ETTUt FAY The Course is ra-aal: ion keep yniir preai'ii: Jo1 till qualified, tvben we under-latlte introlu you to SAL Alt I ED VACANCIES. Great Bn'tih farms are beiriR supplied with 1 -irtt-julars oi us sell-trained men.

Send to-day lor Your Future How to Mafcis it Secure The RutaMll- H-irt Cn. Ltd 115, Coa-bcu UuildiDgs, Ileal ictu --reot. LcpJou. W.C. 2 ACl1IVE Vounn Men required, by old-eitabhihed Confectionery Firm, ai Heply.

gtunc age, pjst experience, terntxiries covered, aud rfmuneration required to H. T. Box 2121. "Mc Guardian." 45. Fleet Street.

London, C. 4. AGENTS or Selling Spectacles: 20 per ret't cwminls-iun. evpermnce nut necessary. Public Supplies A UK NTs vr holpiI-'rs vha hft.ua i onrhtct.iiRi -tX.

whnUsoile whlekv and wine bottlers Wanted tc hmdlo good lellmg line. 73 Mc Guardian BIfiMtNGHAM Firm o( Manufacturers desire to appoint Rcprescntatires for the sale of small Brass 1'iessLfi Articles in larjie quantities: aoniiLants must haQ sumo eotabluhcd connection Address utstinCf particulars oi ac. ipcrience. and -salary required and 62, MTc Guavaian." (HKIIIT Drapcry'Tradc Weekly Famente). Young Man (21-25) to caim-si ftud collect od olJ csub- rou litis -exceptional opportuuity lor man itii ajulittioii.

3 per wtiek (lo comiaencej and icmiiDusion. 20. Mic Guardian" (2.U01) vurumission to one able to 6 mire Jobs and hVna. AJdre-is 186. Mc Guardian PORT ANT Firm Rubber Manufacturers require Agents KoohdslB, Bolton, Burnley districts -e fen-ma (then men willi connection mill furuisahers ml a'licd trades.

Address 197, Mc Guardian." LLA DlNtl nter and Othcc Equipment Goiu-pan three crpoi cured and live Satti-mrn: ajft and tciami anon lo real order ceUeis. Adi Ites 179. Mc Guardian MANTLF Traveller WaiiUd at oUt.e. for West ol England, South and Shropshire district: opening for energetic man. motor and driver i-ovidc'l.

E. II. Hollmss and Sono, Ltd, 22 err Mmf Ot FEN' HACK Children's Bug Jlanufacttirer requires a well-introduced Agent on commission basis lor England and Scotland: Manchester office prelerreU. full particulars. Address 47, Guard.

an. PRINTErtS" Representative Wanted, to call on "i tail chPiiinu in La ifcsfjrc. Thomas Wlde and Stn. Ltd. Darlinjt.

RLPHLSENTATIVE required: must have actlvpcon-necttun ith retail chetr-ists in Lancashire. Yorkshire, Address, giving lull pirticulri and ground L'SPONblBLE HouehoLdci- Wanted. ho are dcsirOUS Of Addinn rnntdrrAi1v tn TS-nir I-ir-nm- ns much as 10 per week is being earned by others a Kparr-Liine agencv ior iao supp.y ana aeiuon st ration of hieh-class tireless sets: territories now being l'Qttcd- write for details. Address 69. Mc Guard.

SAf ESMAN required for Oulside SUff of Advertising House applications only de-dred from cxpenenred salesmen with Rood selling rfcords: excellent prospects to those who can handle tho proposition. Address 149. Gnard-an GMART and axprneoced Canvasser, for Cheok Trading Association: salary 5 per week, and per-nanncy to -tpibV man: rust he prepared to reside in Derby. Write fully to Benefit Trading Association, Ltd 5, W'arerloo Street. Bnrton-on-Trent rriRAVELLER Wanted, tor Manchester and East JL nnast be weli knowa ancf acceptable to tbe Grwery trnde and have excellent sales rec-Tti- Apply -writiOK.

atstinrc expend nee, aje, arid alarv rcouired. to W. DcVln. Ltd jam mitiuiflcturors. English Frcit Factory.

Norton, nri.tnr XAN AdviKinsr -Sal-aaman '-rquired by leading i Wan lecturers, capable oi pioneering tho r-rtnil trarfa by inf rodi.rinc KfoJa for raah" im hav-hii 'ine ipernre of The tra and bo a-raur-mcd tn fWrinc frj'-i mo or tic mut rps l-it -n Mac 'l-st-f-r A'MWH, tAtine -ruerience. ard s.ihr? ni. red I. 6o WAI.LPAPrR Trnveller Wanteil- connection ren- tn! in Potteries and Cb-sbirr areM-5- sa'ary ard eiper.t S3 "Mc Guardian." "VTOUNG ReprerfPntaCivo Wanted, oa rommis-don A in the Manchester area, calling upon aribitects. butidcrb, and contractor's, to follow np rnqnlne- cnstriirrtional steelwork.

65. "M'r Guard." Situations and Agencies Wanted, "PIKM of AgentsT with established connectiorast in -i- thf Log. ion homo trade and export, arc open for Uisiofal Clearing Lines and Remnants ol All aaspp Textiles: hrokeraeo termi ir-aaired aorordmg to mtiw mJ volume of parcels MfeTfi. AiMreu "Mc Guardiaa." 43. Fleet itrwt.

Lominn. K.C 4. CJCNTLEMAN. v.ih 30 years' drapeiv connection Urjn; tow3s in S-rotland -with showroom, "phcae. stall, open IrT Aganctes: only ictual ProtfCllon ontertain-d Addresa 555.

Fcrtocus and Co, adTcrusinp apente. Olascow. Partnerships. A AGERS and Superintendents for local districts: salary, commission, expfnses protiressive appo-ct-cents- share investment 50 to 250. Application firm j-cr-tary.

Pcon and House Par-cbase Company, 63, Temple Row Birmingham. WANTED. PARTNERSHIPS WANTED. SALE OR TO BE LET: to any recnlar businesa, Id which cm Post Oflice Orders and Che-ernes should be made payable to Tbe Mancheater Guardian, If Treasury Notes are sear the sboold be seal xq resuxersd enrelopa Three days not Incliuiini; Saturday, s. d.

11 14 17 Week, a. d. lO IS ao as 30 Wo rkst or ht tar other i Cross St, Manchester. Tktj RATE. Lancashire Figures.

LOW FIGURES OF LAST YEAR. The Registrar General's preiiiiiiiiarr return for 1929 showa that the bin': in England and Wales for 1M9 j. per 1.000. and is the lowest recorJu. i is 0.4 per 1,000 below that of death-rate on the 1029 estimated -tion was and was 1.7 al.ot t-1928.

The figures for the last quarter i are not yet fully available, but l3 the large towns are concerno i i shire shows up badly as compau the rest of England. In tho large towns of Lancashire ti i number of births for the year and the deaths 50,625, but the the eastern and northern towns--1'. Bury, Manchester, Salford. Asiitoii-n Lyne, Oldham, Rochdale, Btimiov. burn, Preston, Blackpool, and Il.ni Furness were 31,463 births ami -jj deaths.

It was the first quarter oi lK- made the figures so advert, l-'t-i last quarter the births in the i large towns in Lancashire 13,364, against 13,062 iu i-oik- ing quarter of last year; while tin- were 10,473, against 8,5.12 in tin quarter of 1923. In Cheshire tho biiths in- last quarter of 1929 i against 1,622 in the lact 11)28. and the deaths 1,131. ug.nn.-: i in the previous last qunrtcr. The following are the lK'uio-; im last quarter of 1929 in iminl i-Lancashire and Cheshire towns if 1929 B'ths.

D'th. lit Manchester 3,127 2.377 3.IU7 8G7 711 4,443 2.K17 52.3 Salford Liverpool Bolton Bury Ashton-under-Lyne. Oldham Rochdale Bumley Blackburn Preston Blackpool Barrow-in-Furness Southport Warrington Stockport Chester 193 205 414 1TI7 343 371 433 230 274 181 331 301 177 in i-i; 47 1 422 'J ll.ll 1 Hi I 3ll-s 2S 400 100 244 217 3.11 105 I'll OBITUARY. Sir Edward Currc. Sir Edward Curre, died Itr 3-esterday at his seat at Itton Couif.

i.v ir Chepstow, at the age of 75. Sir IMuarl was one of tho largest landowner Monmouthshire and was a memhiT of I'm County Council and numerous otfur public bodies. Sir Edward, kept hi- pack of foxhounds at Itton ketmel--. bred what became to be known il.s famous "White Pack." For nenrlv tiuru-years he was in the county milifin m.l for six years in command of the Ku' il Monmouth Royal Engineers. Thninrtt nearly sixty years of age at the outlji.ak of the war, ho volunteered fbr service ai was appointed to the command of the im-i depot of the 53rd Welsh Division.

went to Alexandria and was subsequ-'ii: It-invalided home. Sir Edward was a "-known polo player in the davs when ih Monmouthshire polo tparn wa3 the er.n county team of Engand. MR. T. WALLIS.

Alderman Thomas Wallia. the oMn-t member of the Lincoln City Couneil, 1 at his home in St. Catherine's Komi, Lincoln, on Saturday, at the age i -3 years. He had been three times a M.n.-r of Lincoln and in July, 1918, of the City was conferred on him. Hi waB a prominent Liberal, and at one 111119 was chairman of the local Libcial THE REV.

J. T. LAWTOX. The Rev. John Thomas Lawton, of Bedford Church, Leigh, for the b-t years, died early yesterday morning the age of 74.

A native of OHiwn, In was educated at Wadham Oxford, where he graduated Il.A. 111 1--2 and M.A. in 1886. He was oniiii deacon in 1882 in the Gloucester ..1. 1 Bristol dioceae, and becamp a 1883.

From 1B82 to 1884 lie curate at Chipping Campden. in Oxfrn and then came to Bed for'! Chiiirt-, Leigh, aa curate to the Rev. Jut hmith. In 1886 Mr. Lawton was appoim 1 the Parish, and had over -a then taken an important part 111 public life of Leigh.

He had hren fi.n--man of the Leigh Education Coinnmt chairman of he Leijjh Savinff-j president of the Leigh Swimmi'iitr On and the president of the Bedford Ch'i' 1 Operatic fiociety. He succeoded yfT ac? in raising funds for thr err. 1 a-Pew church, and also hclpr-j DUHd the dav sr-hnnl Pastern part of his parish His woil: -the popr will long be remfniberrr 'i taKe place on Wednesday The rlpflf.fi a "uucii sji 1 Mereworth, Hoole Road. Chester, r' 1DWN -Davis, of the CeiHn1 wSStrr Bureau of Cheshire north Waif- tne Chester and irade, at the age of f4. rJSSjf eath announced by lienor Tets vis formerly Dutch Minuter for Anairs, his ejghty-flfth year.

NEGRO PLAYWRIGHT OX COLOUR PROBLEM. His English Experience. Mr. Garland Anderson, the Ameriran negro author of "Appearance," a Brr.i '-way success shortly coming to gave an address on "Success" at Gallery First-nighters Club last nipht. Speaking to a reporter afterwards on colour bias, he said: "My experienne vJ- Sre man England is that ti English treat us on our merits.

In America it is prejudice all the time. is the aggressive type of coloured man Who ceta fnlnrtraA 1 1 -ss s-C-JLIl-3 a USU 11111 Although the Americana treat us bad! in man WA. 11..1 i aikMM. icci sua, we -J lsm.a debt of eratitnde for taking us ur conauion of savagery in Africa vsuajr ilUU Hail SgO. iii and wasrthe first negro BroadwavWe pToixiC6 PIay oa MAN'S DEATH AT CUP-TIE.

While watchine tha Cnn-tin hetweeri Blackbum EoVers nnrl V.ro.rinn nf Kerond fjark Saturday, Alma Pearson (70. a. mi at T-iK Need of Esthetic Medicine. YORKSHIRE ARTISTS' EXHIBITION. (From our Co rrt-5pondeiit Leeds, Sahjrda-Opening the Yorkshire Artists' Exhibition at the Leeds Art Gallery on Saturday Lord Moynihan said an exhibition such wnnir, at all times be a delight to the citizens of Leeds, but to-day it than ever a necessity, having regard to the times in which we lived.

F.vprv ace had its characteristics. Posteritv. he thought, would say of us 4 era in Vl ich we live was characterised by a rude materialism that wo were distinguished by a aesiTB for -fast movement and for noise, and that we were, in our reaction to ine uumo idealism and the unequalled effort or the war, expressing most of our outlook upon life in a crude and raw materialism. Tn tViintrs as Lord rnvTiil-iHn nroceeded. some kind of antidote is necessary; something which will give us a refuge and a solace from the social miseries of our time.

I regard a place of this sort as a sort of spiritual and artistic pharmacy in which those prescriptions are compounded and distributed which will enable us to go forward refreshed in body and invigorated in mind. Such a drug for all of us is more than ever necessarv at this particular time. because never before in the history of our country was its beauty so threatened. We are now at the oint in our national history when we must recognise this that our countryside has been marred and injured, destroyed and rebuilt, almost fiom the verv birth of time. But nothinu until recent years has ever seriously ueiacea its oeauty.

A Sense of Beauty. We are now in a moment of great struggle between commercial purposes which require everything for their due fulfilment, and questions of beauty; and he struggle between use and beauty must go on in particular in connection with commercial activities. For light, heat, and power in our houses and our factories, we must have electricity, and the conveyance of electric power requires wires supported by standards. There has been a great outcry; about the defacement of the countryside by these new and, it is said, ugly standards that are being erected. But in spite of that, I think we must recognise that we were all oi us brought up with one standard of beauty, and it is a criticism upon ourselves that we are not competent to change our standards of beauty when the occasion arises.

I was brought up to admire the pretty pretty things. I am a rebel against those who say we are defacing the countryside when we put up electric standards to convey the wires. To me they see mto punctuate our landscape and to measure it out and to give us a new standard and measurement of beauty. But I eay that with regard only to that particular point." There were scores of other things. Lord Moynihan continued, with which the countryside was grossly defaced at the prese'nt time.

Many people giumbled about those bungalows built in ribbon fashion along the country reads. Thpy were often built by people who had lived in towns and who never learned what beauty really is. If they did something which to their eyes was exceedingly beautiful but which to others was an eyesore, how could we blame them With regard to advertisement hoard ings scattered over the country they seemed to exert a malign influence, despoiling the beauty of the countryside. But I think there are new form-a of beauty created," Lord Moynihan added, to which our eyes are not sufficiently open or our brains not suihcicntly trained to appreciate. FOREIGN TRADE DIFFICULTIES.

Address to Textile Managers. air. ueorge l-i. smith delivered a lecture on Saturday night to the members of the British Association of Managers of Textile works on Foreign Yarn Business." Mr. Smith eaid he proposed to deal more particularly with the business done with the Continent and the increasing number of regulations that had to be overcome before a foreign order was finally completed.

New difficulties were cropping up every day. Local knowledge was an essential factor when eelling yarn abroad. The psychology of each nation had to ba studied and care taken that the agent who called on customers abroad was one whose nationality would not rouse the ire of a prospective buyer. It wat, not much use for a Swede, for instance, to ecek orders for Lancashire from Norway. Continental people were more responsive to continuous pressure than occasional vieits.

The haphazard traveller got very little business. Promises to try a yarn were freely made and any number of samples accepted. Especial care should be taken aa to the suitabilitv of snu vam )-, "rf bUUll TT HQ be delivered say a thousand miles from nome, oinerwise tnere was herdly any end to complaints. Sealing with the execution of orders and receiving payment for them Mr. Smith eaid that unlike the Manchester yam contract the Continental one bristled with details and restrictions.

Packing, transport, customs, invoicinsr certification, bille of lading, all needed the most careful attention if an order was to be carried through succeeefully A fteerui of it all the seller eonld consider himself lucky if he always received a cheque. Discounting of bills was one of the bugbear; of the foreign yarn trade. The foreign buyer too often wanted to make the Lancashire eeller hie hnnt-o. get additional credit from the spinner lot-; 11311 WB6 tO DC gOt in lUS own Country. Too mnrV f.

trade was being financed by this men uanKelE tQe responsibility beine shouldered by the bankers of th! xj-T le receiving tne goods Yiuuiu urge on ms nearpr-t not "-ss uw -iureiKn waoe lightly, and "ir T' lociore i-vl. wumu nave to aeal with eSen.a- meeting was TMn. son OI siwiu ui I. t- rTinrii I ZXT SC. managers usociations when the following officer were tested for the coming yearj-President, Mr.

G. W. Richardson (Manchester. burn); auditor, Mr. James Bnrgess (Ashton); and secretary, Mr.

W. Crankshaw (Bolton). re-si rlini-' geUey ItaSpw SSEVZ Rev iinirk tJ. Pre-hyterian London, 'and he -wStuS toSatTher" r-eonin p-irictH the I ADVERTISEMENTS. ctes adetrtttttttntt art cfmxd at ih prices tjistn biaw; LE LET.

WANTS. MONEY WANTED. APARTMENTS UOUSES WiD OTHER PREMISES OS PRIVATE CONTRACT, when not strictly appertaining this Scak will doi app-V. When so required replies id boa a ambers will be poaied to ad--erriaer each evenins. Extra stamps for posctaae should be remitted.

All advertisements. mu4 be aatbenticaced by the name and address of the sender. Three da-rs locltidnE- Sarurvliy. a. d.

5 6 6 11 6 14 6 17 6 day but Sat-sr-is-y-S. d. a 3 4 6 die above rate is dtarcecl to Domestic Se -rants. Oerln. apt-roved by the Adrernv-TncnT THIS FORM MAY BE USED.

Pleat insert nmi Enclosed in payment. Signalur Addnu Address The Advertisement Manager, "The Manchester Guardian," 3, -7 benefits, Lace, P'S TjnlT1r.st-nn..