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Target: No. 6: The "Daily Express" Word Game

Sir Robert Donald (1860-1933), editor, Daily Chronicle, and Managing Director, United Newspapers; Ernest Outhwaite, editor, LeedBiblio.com

Fleet Street in the Thirties: Sir Robert Donald of United Newspapers and Ernest Outhwaite editor of Leeds Mercury Viscount Rothermere Lord Harmsworth Ernest Benn. TLsS from Donald and Outhwaite; copies of Rothermere and Benn letters.

20501Donald: on letterhead of 12 Thorney Court Palace Gate W.8. London 24 March 1932. Outhwaite: on letterhead of La Dragonniere Cap Martin A.M. 8 April 1930. Rothermere copies from 1929 and 1930. Benn copy from 1932. Six items from the Rothermere papers on disparate subjects casting light on the workings of 1930s Fleet Street. In good condition lightly aged. The six are described below in chronological order. ONE: Typed Copy of letter 'sgd ROTHERMERE' to Donald. Hotel Splendide 105 Piccadilly W.1. 12 November 1929. 1p. 4to. The letter begins: 'My dear Donald I quite understand all the peculiar difficulties with which you are surrounded in connection with the Anglo-Foreign Newspapers Ltd. As you are a director and are going to be made chairman I wish to help you in every possible way.' He describes a share option he is willing to make and concludes: 'I am a large shareholder in Anglo-Foreign Newspapers Limited and this is in consideration of your remaining a director of the Company.' TWO: Typed Letter Signed from Ernest Outhwaite director of the Leeds Mercury and described by Richard Bourne as 'a director and factotum of Rothermere' to 'Sir Robert'. On letterhead of La Dragonniere Cap Martin A.M. 8 April 1930. 1p. 4to. He quotes a long telegram he sent him regarding offers by Rothermere regarding 'Camrose' and the Newcastle Evening World Newcastle Chronicle Bristol Evening World 'Bristol paper' and 'Derby paper'. He asks him to acknowledge receipt and 'pass on the suggestion'. THREE: Typed Copy of letter 'signed Rothermere' to Donald. Hotel Splendide. 3 June 1930. 1p. 4to. Requesting him to 'obtain from Lloyds Bank detailed particulars of the Hull and Grimsby Newspaper Company'. FOUR: Typed Copy of letter from the libertarian publisher Ernest J. Benn 1875-1954 to 'The Rt. Hon. the Viscount Rothermere The Daily Mail London.' Bouverie House Fleet Street E.C.4. 30 June 1930. The letter begins: 'Dear Lord Rothermere There can be no doubt as to the gravity of the coming economic crisis. For my own part I prefer those sections of your programme which deal with economy and freedom rather than this protective business whatever it may be called. I was evidently wrong. I credited you with the controlling voice in Anglo Foreign Newspapers and through them Industrial Newspapers and have thus looked upon you as to some extent responsible for a troup sic of publications that I would be very glad to have.' FIVE: Carbon copy of Typed Letter from Rothermere to unnamed recipient. 4 December 1930. 1p. 4to. Giving the conditions for granting 'an option on Forty Thousand Ordinary Shares in Northcliffe Newspapers Limited'. SIX: Typed Letter Signed from 'Robert Donald' to 'The Hon. Esmond Harmsworth Northcliffe House E.C.4.' On letterhead of 12 Thorney Street Palace Gate W.8. 24 March 1932. 1p. 4to. With a few autograph corrections. He begins with the wish that Harmsworth has 'returned quite recovered' from his recent illness. 'I have had several talks with Sutton regarding the â€œDispatchâ€. I am quite ready to begin the Causerie which we have discussed. I would not like it to be confined to politics. I am quite sure I can get exclusive political news when it is going but it is not always available. In any case a gossipy newsy Causerie should be more comprehensive. At the same time of course I would not deal with social or society matters.' Donald: on letterhead of 12 Thorney Court, Palace Gate, W.8. [ London ] 24 March 1932. Outhwaite: on letterhead of La Dragonnier unknown

Richard M. Ford Ltd · Royaume-Uni150,00 £GB≈ 171,27 €

[JIEFANG DAILY PRESS]. 解放日报社.Biblio.com

解放日报：第2710号/第2711号. Jie fang ri bao : di 2710 hao/di 2711 hao. Chinese Newspaper Reports of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games - Jiefang Daily. Issues no. 2710 and 2711.

1956163839上海.Shanghai.: 解放日报社.Jie fang ri bao she. 1956. Two issues of Chinese language daily newspaper covering reports of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games published by Jiefang Daily Press on November 22nd 1956 issue no. 2710 and 23rd issue no. 2711 in Shanghai. Black and white illustrations each issue a single sheet printed on double sided folded complete. Small pin-holes along central folds with stain marks occasional tear on folds overall in very good condition. Text in Chinese language. Sheet measures 57 x 77.6cm. The Melbourne Olympic coverage is on Page 3 in both issues. Issue no. 2710 gives general information about soon to be opened ceremony in Melbourne with more than 60 countries and regions athletes' participating. It also forecasts the possible win of the Soviet Unions' basketball team. Issue no. 2711 explains that China had to withdraw from the Games because the Republic of China/Taiwan had been allowed to compete. Nations include Egypt Iraq Lebanon Netherlands Spain and Switzerland also pulled out of the Olympics. It states that Egypt Iraq and Lebanon's boycott is due to the Suez Crisis. However the article avoids mentioning that it was the Soviet Union's involvement in Hungarian Revolution which led to the boycott of the Games by three nations. The Australian Middle-distance runner John Landy took the Olympic Oath to mark the official opening of 1956 Summer Olympics. <br> <br>Jiefang Daily was first published in May 28th 1949 covering international domestic and Shanghai local news. These two issues feature Premier Zhou Enlai's state visit to Vietnam. It is the Party newspaper for the Shanghai Committee of the Communist Party of China. These two issues feature Premier Zhou Enlai's state visit to its communist neighbour Vietnam and the hot news of Israel's invasion in Egypt. It also reports on the thank you note from the Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser to Premier Zhou for the financial support of Swiss Franc Fr.20000000. . 解放日报社.[Jie fang ri bao she]. unknown

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