HE WON LOS A DEAD M.
...... but the ghostly hand, of his eletím stretched out of the past to shatter it !.
THE NEW UNIVERSAL presents
THE CRIME OF
DR. HALLET
RALPH BELLAMY
JOSEPHINE HUTCHINSON BARBARA READ
WILLIAM GARGAN
JOHN KING
Original Story by Lemer Çale @ Carl Dycher » Screen Play by Loter Cole & Brawn Holmes ↑ Dossenal by S. Sylvan, Slavon » Associate Producer, Edmund Grainger
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HOW ZEESEN STRIKES
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Dear friends and' listeners over- of Identification, the voice. beas," says an effusively friendly typical B.B.C. announcer, voice through the loud-speaker. Germany was early in the field There is hardly need for it to add, with foreign language broadcasts, in that faintly guttural English, beginning in 1934, and the B.B.C. "This is Germany calling."
followed suit only in January last year. When the short-wave tran- smissions from Zeesen were launch- ed, it was stated in official German quarters that they were intended cost £1,000,- for people of German origin through- programmes out the world.
By night and day, with scarcely a break throughout the 24 hours, the German short-wave station at
Zeesen-said to have 000-is pumping out
to the
to the world, with announcements
One need look no farther than the and news in English, Dutch, much-quoted "Mein Kampf" for Spanish, Portuguese, and, of course, motives. In that work Herr Hitler German. The scale of its ceaseless makes plain his deep-rooted belief in propaganda, and freely acknow- activity is matched only by Daven-
ledges the superiority of the Allied try, the B.B.C. Empire station, with methods during the war. To-day, the difference that the B.B.C. uses on all printed programmes distribut- ed to the Press of the world by the English, German, Spanish. Portu-
German short-wave stations appears guese, Arabic, Italian and French. the declaration, attributed
Fuehrer: "We wish to safeguard To-day many countries speak to other nations through broadcasting tence, of our nationality, and the the eternal foundations of our exis-
Italy, for instance, uses. 20 differ- strength and virtues with which it ent languages but Britain and is endowed.” Germany have superior facilities and reach the widest audience. Daventry will shortly have five high- power transmitters in operation; Zeesen has six on regular schedules and two in reserve.
HOW NEWS IS COMPILED
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on the scattered
the answer to th been listening Zeesen transm for some time..
The favourité pilers of the Z comb the news and to quote c tracts. For inst tions were read. spaper to the e of the Palestine don was to st
grip on the Or States. "Britai on, "intends to
she is master wi to throw the app the representati States in Londor
apart from the
to be raised in <
party against as
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The report in. : that the Jews in an armed revolt failed was menti departure from t bulletin contain sentences to the
Any British listener may hear for himself the evidence of Germany's immense broadcasting effort. For example, at 5 am. daily, Greenwich occasion of a rel There is no more ironical com-
time, half a dozen transmitters at ment on the world to-day than the Zeesen begin broadcasts to Africa.
unfortunate hanged. He growing Babel on the short-wave Southern and Eastern Asia, Aus-
death becauseian band. It is true that broadcasts by tralia and New Zealand.
in his possession one country in the language of an- night the same chorus is turned on other are not in themselves hostile the Americas.
Reports from
acts.
Language is, after all, the
At midi-
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of Anarchist atr have been freely
only path to understanding among What, then, is Germany telling men and nations. But it is also the the world with such characteristic heard lengthy e path to misunderstanding and in 1939 motives and material need careful scrutiny.
CLUES TO IDENTITY
Day after day on the bewildering short-wave band the listener finds an English station talking German, a German station talking English, an Italian station talking Arabic, or a Russian station talking French. As a hair's breadth on the dial separates one transmitter from an- other, the task of identification be- comes infinitely tantalising, calling for the stoical patience of the an- gler.
The short-wave- listener is quite relieved to establish a recognisable contact to come across such a
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Bringing Up Father
MR. JIGGS- YOU LOOK WORRIED- I HOPE IT IS NOTHING IN REGARDS TO OUR BUSINESS RELATIONS-
NO-IT'S ME WIFE'S RELATIONS- SHE HAS A BROTHER THAT SLEEPS SO MUCH--| HAVE FORGOTTEN WHAT HE LOOKS LIKE WITH HIS EYES OPEN-1 HAVE BEEN TRYING TO CATCH HIM AWAKE FOR DAYS-- BUT ·
HAVEN'T HAD ANY LUCK-
YES-NORA- ME DAUGHTER-YOU SAY THAT HE'S GETTING UP 2
I'LL BE HOME:
INA JIFFY
BY GOLLY-IF I JUST GET HIM ON HIS FEET- HE'LL BE EASY TO THROW OUT OF TH' HOUSE
By 6
DADDY- I THOUGHT HE WAS GETTING UPE BUT HE JUST TURN: ED OVER- 1: PHONED YOU AGAIN-BUT YOU. HAD LEFT THE OFFICE
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