FORFAR, Monday. White ware, 1455; Great Scot, 160s; King Edward seed, 200s; Great Scot seed,. 2205. Good all-round demand, with lair quantities offering.

last nijiht at Dunbog and Nevvburgh.

QUARREL OVER TUTANKHAMEN I® Given H Resume The Egyptian Carter g l an ultimatum to How him forty-eight hours nkha nlt work on the tomb of King renJ ,o Following the opening t {, fc xxl rto «i«f week, Mr Carter announce disc 0 " " impossible restrictions er l on the part of the t

BROXBURN DIRECTOR'S SUDDEN DEATH Hibs and Their Ground Raith Rovers are engaged at Falkirk tomorrow in a League encounter. Earlier in the season Raith won by three clear goals at Stark's Park, and in the corresponding game last season at Falkirk the result was draw of one goal e

times; dull rainy, then. powers of rain or hail with bright intervals; visibility moderate to good; colder N.W. and N.E.. Midlands N., Scotland E. and S.W.—S.W. to W. winds, strong to a gjle times; hail, or snow showers, with bright intervals; risibility mainly good; colder agai

M.P.s and the Anglo- Persian Shares. Are the Government negotiating a big oil deal? In the House of Commons yesterday Lieut.-Col. Hodge asked if the Royal Dutch Shell Combination was about to acquire the Government holding in the Anglo- Persian Oil Co., Ltd., and whether this wo

ABERDEEN OWNERS' SUGGESTION. The herring fishing industry passing through serious times, and an intimation of significance to the industry throughout the kmgdom has been made by Richard Irvin & Sons, Ltd., Aberdeen, owners and partowners of large fleet of trawlers and drifters.

LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP. 100 to 8 Roman Bachelor (t.0.). 100 to 8 Monarch (t.0.). 100 to 7 Soranus (t.0.). 20 to 1 Highlander (t.0.). . 20 to 1 Varzy (t.0.). to 1 Sangot (t.0.). GRAND NATIONAL. 100 to 9 Shaun Spadah (t.0.). 100 to 8 Southampton (t.0.). 100 to 7 Arravale (t.0.). CH

The first public meeting of tlie Scots National Leapue (Dundee Branch) was held in the Upper Hall, Y.M.C.A. last night. Mr R. Lloyd presided over a good attendance. John Mac-Arthur, general secretary of the League, was the principal speaker. The movement, he said, had made paren