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12.30 to 2.10 p.m.-European pro- | 3.15 p.m.--Chamber Music.
gramme.
4.30 p.m.-Famous Mustelans: Prof. Hermann Diener, Violinist, will play the Sanata “with Cha- tonne by Bach
12.30 pm-Vocal Gems by the
Light Opera. Company.
1230 p.m.-Selection of Operatic Gems by the London Palladium Orchestra.
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8 pm-Reports from the Olympic
Games.
1 p.m.-Local: Time Signal and 5.30 p.m.-News and Economic Re-
Weather Report'
view in English.
1.03 p.m.--Jazz Plano Recital by | 5.45
Renara)
1.15 p.m.-Monckton Melodies play- ed by the B.B.G. Theatre Or- chestra.
1.25 p.m.-Reuter Press Bulletins.
Rugby
Press News, Local: Weather forecast, time and announcements
1.40 p.m.-Relay of the Rotary Club Timin Speech from the Hong Kong Hotel Roof Garden -Rotarian W. H. Hudspeth, MA, on "With the Flowery
Miao of West China."
|2.10 p.m. (Approx.)-Close down.
4 to 7 p.m.-Chinese programme. }
7 to 13 p.m.-European programme
7 pm-Venusberg MusiC"
"Tannhauser" (Wagner), · 7.17 p.n
Vocal Gems
The Three Musketeers. Monsieur 'Beaucaire 7.30 p.m.-
from
The New Mayfair Orchestra Venetian Nights
A Vision of Spring. Britelodia (Humphries). Selection-Mother of Pearl (Oo.
Strands).
A Musical Comedy Switch (arx.
Hall).
A p.m.-Local; Time Signal, Waa- ther Report and announes-
ments.
8.05 p.-
Instrumental Variety Band-Six "Hits" of the Day. Organ Solo-Medley of Daly's Favourites-Reginald Foort, Orchestra-Limelight Selection.
8.20 p.m.-
From the Studio
A Concert by Lillan Sharpham (Soprano); Lyla Ourevitch (Pianoforte); and Cloud Frost (Baritane),
PROGRAMME “
p.m.--Hitler
gramme:
Youth
Pro-
SQUADRON TO
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BE KEPT IN EUROPE
US. TO PROTECT NATIONALS
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Washington. July 22 The Secretary of State, Mr. Corde. Bull, indicated at his Press conference this afternoon that the American naval squadron that was
Festive Music, by Gerhard Maasz.maintained in European waters
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6 p.m.-The Gramophone Imp. may shortly, be re-established TUESDAY,
6.15 pm Sign of DJA and DJB
8.55
(German, English).
p.m.-Call DJQ and DJR (German. English).
German Folk Song.
...
writes a correspondent.
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Nu decision, he insisted, has yet been taken in the matter, but it is felt, I understand, that political disturbances of the kind
now! | shaking. Spain make it desirable to Broad-provide means of protecting Ameri-
cap citizens.
7 p.m.-Concert of Light Music. 7.55 pm-Little German
casting ABC.
& pm-News in German.
Fature to take action of this 8.15 p.m.-Greetings to our Listen-kind during the Italian invasion of |
Abyssinila when the United States Minister at Addis Ababa and members of his staff were 'com-
ers in Dutch East Indies.
8.30. p.m.-Reports from the Olym-.
pic Games.
on DJQ In
view in Englisti Dutch on DJR. 9.15 p.m.-Little Evening Enter-
tainment
10 p.m. News and Economic Re-
view in German
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9 pm-News and Economic Re-peled to take refuge in the British aroused considerable Legation. criticism.
Mr. Hull said that the battleship Oklahoma and the new cruiser Quincy were ordered to Spanish waters yesterday afternoon follow- ing a conference with the Acting the Secretary of
Navy, Admi. Standley, and without consulting President Roosevelt, who is now eruising off the New England coast. | TERMS -Cass or Delivery. He explained that these vessels would not send landing parties ashort, but would simply take Americans aboard if necessary.
10.15 p.m.-Germans Out Yonder,
Music and Poetry of our German Kinsmen ReToda the border and overseas.
11 pm-Sonata for Viola and
Plano by Erwin Dressel. Dolores Maass and the Com-
posér
11.15 p.m.-Hitler
KTAILING:
Youth PTO-
Festive Music by Gerhard Maasz. 11.30 p.m.-Reports from
Olympic Games.
the
·FORMER SQUADRON, From the end of the war to 1929 the United States maintained a naval squadron in Europe. OT1- tae or two battleships, but was later reduced to a cruiser, as flagship, and a flotilla of destroyers.
12 midnight.-Close DJQ and DJRginally it included
(Germ., Engl.).
RADIO MANILA
As there are no American bases on this side of the Atlantic the 6.30 a.m.-Breakfast Hour of Newa squadron was depenient on the and Music-English and Span-hospitality of foreign ports, chicby ish Current Events and Vande- British and French. Graves-end ville of the Air conducted by was its usual anchorage in British Don Alva.
waters.
|7 a.m.-Sign Of
1. Songs-Sing Joyous Bird. 9.30 am. Nielson Financial Re-
Montagu Phillips.
view and Mustegi Varieties.
I think-D'Hartelot-Lilian 11.15 am-8gn ́On
Sharpham.
2. Pianoforte Bolo-Scherzo in E
Minor-Mendelssohn.
3. Bongs---Captain Mac-Bander-6
son.
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Devon, O Devon in wind and rain. Stanford. -Claud Frost.
4. Planoforte ·Solo-Grenada.—
Albeniz-Lyla Gurevitch.
5. Songs Bird Songs at Even-
tide.-Eric Costes. Vanity Fir-Clutsam.
Comin' thro' the Rye.-Scoten
Air-Lilian Sharpham!,
6. Pianoforte Solo Dance terror. de Falla.
Gurevitch,
7. Songs-Somewhere.
Meale.
OF
2.30 pm-Nielson Financial Review
and Musical Vametias
3.45 p.m.-Sign Of
p.m. Song and Movie Magazine of the Air, sponsored by the Literary Song-Movie Maga- zine.
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6.20 p.m.--Spanish Informational
Period
€ 35 pm-English Informational
Period.
8.35 p.m.-Stock quotations, through the courtesy of Swan, Culbert- son and Fritz.........
7 p.m.-Radio Crusaders, conducted
by Bernie Nolasco
Lyla 7.45 p.m.-Oriental Classic Trio and.
Alma Carre (Chain KZEG),
Arthin 8 p.m.--To be announced..
8.15 p.m.-Commercial Monitor.
Mysel when young-Liza 8.30 pm -Electrolux Programme-
Lehmann-Claud Frost...
p.m.-A Relay of the Daventry News Bulletin (Copyright by Router) and announcements. 9.20 p.m.-Selection "H.MS. Pina-
fore" (Sullivan).. 9.30 p.m.
From the Studio
"Ozo and his Boy Friends" with
vocal refrain by Doreen Ma
PROGRAMME
1. Medley: Mary Lou,
Just because I've lost you dear, I'd rather lead a' Band.
2. Vocal; Mister Deep blue Sëa-
Doreen Ma.
3. Plano Duet: After you've gone.
Goody Goody-Doreen Ma and i Ozu assisted by the Boy
Frienda
4. Pardon my love.
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A Voice and Two Guitars--Car- mela Hernandez, with Sarmien- to and Rey..
8.45 p.m.Stock Quotations and
Local Market Reports.
9. p.m.-"Sampaguita
conducted
by Remigio Mat, Castro,
| 8.30 pm-Ilocano Presentation.
9.45 p.m.--Studio Music.
10 pm-Sign. 01,
EMPIRE RADIO
TRANSMISSION Z Hong Kong Times The following frequencies will be used:-
OSH 21.17 Mc/s (13.37 m.)
- GSG 17.78, Mc/ (16.86 m.)
5. Piano Solo: I'll write a Bong- 7 pm-Big Ben, The BBC Midland
Ozo.
6. Vocal: Rhythm in my nursery
rhymes-Doreen Ma.
7."Medley: Old Favourites.
Blue Moon.
Alice Blue GOWN
-How'm I doin'! .・・ .
8. Ensemble: I've got my fingers
crossed.
10 p.m.-
A Relay from. Daventry Big Ben, Talk: "In England Now" i
"Town and Countryside" by Reginald Arkett.
· 10.18 pm-Dance' Music.
11 p.mx-Close`dawn,
BERLIN PROGRAMME
1.05 p.n-Call DJA, DJB (German,
German Folk Song.
110 p.m.Merry› muste.
2 p.m.-Reports from the Olympic
Games. for W
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2.30 pm Merry music (continued) 3.55 pm-rectings to our listen-
ers, in New Zealand.
3 p.m.-News and Economic Review
German.
|
Lady Fair Clutsam). For you Alone (H. Geen), Friendo mine world Sanderson). Sylvia" (Oley Speaks). Invictus (Bruno Kuhn). [5.
9 p.m.Greenwich Time Signál.
p.m.-The News and Announce-
ments.
9.25 p.m.Music of the English Countryside." The Birmingham
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May-Dey Dances (Jarratt). Buite, Cloverley (1) Valsette (2) Legend (3) Bolemn (Edward German, arr. Arthur Wood). Three English Dances (Que- ter).
9.45 p.m.-Close down,
TRANSMISSION 3 Two of the following frequencies will be used:-
MONDAY,
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(Puccini). Meditation,
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Tosca Op.
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Orchestra; Heater, Alfred Cave: conducted by- Reginald Burs- tom. Dorothy. Richards (Con- tratto).
Orchestra: •March; Eastern Dance; Rhythm (Suite. Four Waya) -:(Eric Coates), Dorothy Richards and Orchestra: Beloved. in: your: Absence: Ifordnathe Great: Bazaara (Woodforde-Finden).; Orchestra: Overture, - The Caliphs of Bagdad (Boieldieu), Buite fantastique. »: (Foulds); } Chant sans" - paroles. (Bong without Words) (Tchaikov-11.25 pm-Around the Counties, No. 3. "Surrey-the County Suburban." Written by John W. Coulter; producted by William MacLurg.
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Hill (Ronald). Orchestra: 11.50 p.m.-Musical Interlude. Tanze (A Life for the Czar) 11.55 p.m.The News and An- (Glinka), Belection, Conversa-
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tion Piece (Coward, arr. Bura Midnight-Greenwich Time Signal. 'ton), Norwegiani Artists" Car- 12.20 am. The nival (Bvendsen), (')
8.15 p.m.--"Rathlin. A programme from the lonely island of the coast of Northern Ireland, me 8.45 p.-A Recital of Popular Ballads by Frank Titterton \"(Tenor), \ Once there Lived a
TWO
Arabesques (Debussy). On a Dreaming Summer Night (Krome). Selection, Samson and Delilah (Saint Beena) Drink to me Only: Three Poor Mariners (Quilter). am-Close down,
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