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peace of tive and fundamental proposals of Europe in the character of inviol- the Fuehrer and Chancellor for as-able treaties, the participating suring a lasting peace in Europe, parties do so only on an absolutely was handed on Wednesday morn equal rooting, as equally esteemed ing to Eden in London, by Baron von
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7 to 11 pm-European programınië.
7 to 7.39 p.m.-"Quartet in C Major
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String Quartet 7.33 pin-
The Hill Billies The Hill Billy Band. Me and the Old Folks at home. Jump on the Wagon. Little Mountain Cabin. Pop-Eyed Péto.
8 p.m.-local time and weather re- port. closing local stock nuota- tions
805 p.m.----
A Recital by Richard Crocks (Tenor)
1. A Dream of Paradise (Gray).
Song Divine (Temple).
2.
3. Too Late to-morrow.
4. Macushla (Rowe).
8.18 p.m.-
-Violin Solos by Albert Sandler
(3) In order to abbreviate the period of uncertainty, the German Government proposes to limit the "The German Government has first, period to 4 months before Just received from the German peo- ple a solemn mandate to represent
the Reich along the following two lines: The German people are de- termined under all circumstances to preserve their freedom and 'in- dependence and 'equality status. They regard the advocating of these natural principles of the life of a State as precept to national bonour and as a-necessary condi- tion for any practical co-operation between the nations, from which they can, under no circumstances. make any further departure."
signing the non-aggression pacts guaranteeing the peace of Europe.-
(3) The German" Government gives the assurance that it will not add any reinforcements what ever to the troops in the Rhine land during this period providing the French and Beigfan Govern- ments will act in the same way.
(4) The German Governmen gives the assurance not to move, during this period, any troops a present stationed in the Rhine- land closer to the French and Bel- gian border.
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Then follows a resume of the German attitude on the question of the Rhineland Zone from the date
(5) The German Governmeist of the signature of the Versailles proposes to set up 's Cominisaloni Treaty to the present, incorporat-composed of the two
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8.30 p.m.-The B.B.C. Dance Or
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9.20 p.m.
years.
"But it is the daty of every Gov ernment, within the limits of its own sovereign power to guard itself against all surprises which might. arise out of the impenetrable milit- "ary and cabinet policy.
"The Gerinan Government owes it to its people to declare plainly here, that it will only participate in this second attempt, which is in their opinion the only constructive one, and the Government therefore A Talk on "The Hong Kong So- makes this declaration with the ciety for the Protection of Chil-profoundest possible conviction and dren" by: Mr. G. P. de Martin. 9.25 p.m.-
9.45 p.m.-
From the Studio
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divided into three periods
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any limitation of military strength į slon gradually calms down, and in which to elucidate the procedure on the German western frontier
(10) Germany. 'Belgium and for negotiations which are
France and the two guarantor started;
states enter into negotiations un- der the leadership of the British Government Immediately or at the latest after the French elections:
the conclusion of a 25-year MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1936 con-aggression
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5.15 pm-Songs by Walter Cour-.
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5.30 p.m.-News and Economic Re-,
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5.45 p.m.-Military Concert,
6.45: p.m.--News and Economic Re-;
view in German.
7 p.mConcert of Light Music.
8 p.r.-News in English.
8.15 p.m.-Little German Broad-
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9.05 p.m.-Call DJA, DJB, DIN
(German, English); German Folk Song.
9.30 pm-Letterbox for Dutch East
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(14) The German Government] repeats that should Holland so de-f sire, it is willing to include this country too in the western Euro
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(15) In drder to stamp this reace Pact, voluntarily entered up-
12
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as well as in the press and pub of Separation of the covenant of 7am-Sign off
lications of both nations, every. the League of Nations from the 6 pm-Are You Listening? Con- thing shall be avoided that might Treaty of Versailles be cleared up,
ducted by Bernie. Nolasco.
be calculated to poison the land (19) Cremity proposes the setting up of an international court 6.20 p.m.-Spanish Informational tionship between the two people of arbitration responsible for decid-
Period
They agree to set up at the head-
6.35 p.m.-English Informational quarters of the League of Nationsing the questions arising out t
9.15 p.m-News and Economic Re-17 view in German on DJA, DJB, DJN.
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* 7.16 p.m.- "Music in the Air" with
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in Geneva a joint commission the observance of the various Chose function it will be to lay treaties and whose decision shall before the two Governments the binding to all parties."...
|Frankdéran. News Seporce
complaints.received.
(16) beffany and France agree to ratify this agreement by Plebit- cite of the two nations.
BORDER STATES
An Edinburgh man had occasion to punish his little son, for misbe- haviour recently. After this pain- "(17) Germany expresses the willful "correction" the lad's mother ingness to establish contact with said soothingly, "You won't go to 19:48 pm Songs by, Walter Cour-7.46 pm zalde y la Pro- the states on her south-eastern heaven if you're not a good boy.
9.30 p.m.The Mind and Mentality. of the German Soldier. A Talk with Llaut.-General F, v. Co-f cherhausen.,
voisier
7.30 p.m. Pilico-Frigidaire Pre- sentation featuring Tarzan of the Apes."
gramme.
and north-eastern frontier to in- ite them directly to conclude the View in English on IPA and in 845 pm-Stock quotations and non-aggression pacts which were Dutch on DIB, DJELA
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418) Germany expresses her Ingress to re-enter the League of
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