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TO-DAY'S RADIO PROGRAMMES
Broadcast By Z.B.W. On 355 Metres
12.30 to 2.15 p.m.-European re-
corded music.
12.30 p.m.-Derek Oldham (Tenor) with, Alfredo Campoli and His Orchestra.
1 p.m.-Local: Time and weather
report.
1.03 pim.--A Variety Concert.. 1.30 p.m.--Reuter Press, Rugby Press, Local: weather forecast. time and announcements. 1.40 p.m.-Band Selections. 2.15 p.m.-Close down.
5 to 8 p.m.-European programme. 5 to 8 p.m.-A Relay of Dance Music from the Hong Kong Hotel Root-Garden,
6 to 6.30 p.m.-Children's
Concert.
6.30 p.m.
Studio
Light Concert Music Planoforte Solo-Forgotten Waltz (szt)-Vladimir Horowitz. Bong-My Hero (O. Straus)-ina
Souez (Soprano). Orchestra-Wedding Dance Waltz
(Lincke).
Orchestra
Magyar
Melodies
(Vilmos). Song--Father O'Flynn Graves).
--Norman. Allin (Bass)... Organ Solo Serenade Tosell
Sydney Oustard. Seng-Under the Lilac Bough
(Ross).-Derek Oldham. Orchestra-My lips are made for kissing. Stay with me for ever (Lehar)
7 p.m.-
Beatrice Harrison (Violoncello) Melody (Dawes), Serenade (De- Hus), Elegie (Deltus), and Cap- rice (Delius).
7.13 p.m.-"Escales" (Ibert) played by Orchestre Des Concerts Straram
7.30
p.m.-Closing
local stock quotations and Hong Kong ex- change market report.
7.35 p.m.-
Tunes of not-so-long-ago
I'll string along with you-Rale
da Costa (Planoforte). Soon.
What is this thing?--Francis
Day (Soprano).
Cocktails for two.
BERLIN PROGRAMME
1.05 p.m.-Call DJA, DJE (German
English.
German Folk Song.
1.10 p.m.Little musical gems. 2 p.m.-News in German.. 2.15 p.m.-Musical gems (cont'a). 2.55 p.m.-Greetings to our listen-
ers in Australia.
3 p.m.-News and Economic Re-
view in Englian. 3.15 p.m.-To-day
Sound Pictures.
In
Germany,
9.30 p.m.-"When Father with his
son..."
4
A stroll through theatre and
⚫film..
4.45.p.m.-Chamber Music.
5.30, p.m.-News and Economic Re-
view in German. 545 pm.-Topical Talk.
I
6 pm-"A lullaby sounds in the
breeze."
Songs of Edmund Schroder, sung
by Franz Wolf, Baritone. 5.15 p.m. Sign of DJA and DJB
(German, English). 3.55 p.m.-Call
DJE and DJB (German. English),
"German Folk Song.
BRITISH NAVY. EFFICIENCY
LAMMERTS AUCTIONS
Sir Samuel Hoare's PUBLIC AUCTION.
Statement
..
London, Oct. 27. In a speech at the Navy League dianer in London to-night, the First Lord of the Admiráltý an- nounced that the King had decided that the two new battleships which were now being laid down should bear names of King George Fifth and the Prince of Wales.
In naming one of the ships after the recently devased Sovereign, His Majesty was creating a new pre- cedent, but Sir Samuel Hoare sald that he believed the decision re- garding both names would give Kreat satisfaction to the navy and Indeed, to the whole country and Empire.
Immense troubie had been taken with the designs for the new bat- tleships, in order that they should fully embody lessons of experiment In the developments of science and experience of war.
E
NEW, NAVAL RESERVE The First Lord also announced the formation of a new naval re- aerve, in which yachtsmen who wish to be earmarked for training as executive officers in the Royal Lasten-Naval Volunteer Reserve in the
7 p.m.-Concert of Light Music
8 p.m.-News in English
8:15 p.m.-Greetings to our
8:20 pm:-Concert of Light Music
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CoxxisCING AT 2.30 P.M.
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ON VIEW FROM WEDNESDAY, THE 28TH OCTOBER, 1936.
ers in the "Far East" and Calf event of waz, would be enrolled. DJQ.
Sir Samuel Hoare sald that it was noped this scheme would make a continued),
wide appeal to any whom it was p.m.-News and Economic Re-impossible to include in the pre-
sent Volunteer Reserve and "that | TERMS:-Can on "Delivery, view in German.
it would give the Royal Navy a new and valuabl aid in additional officers, which it would be bound to need in the event of an emer-” gency.
9.25 pm. Hitler Youth Pro- gramme: Edm.; Fairy Tales in Song (The wild merman woos
8.43 p.m.-Women's Hour: The
Duty of the Staff Organiser,
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The membership of what will be
LAMMERT BROS.,
AUCTIONEERS.
10 pa-News and Economic Re- called the Royal Naval Volunteer PUBLIC AUCTION.
view in English on DJE, DJQ in Netherlandish on DJB,
10.15 pm-To-day in Germany.
Sound Pictures.
10.30 p.m.-Rigoletto. Opera by
Giuseppe Verdi
11.45 p.m.-Topical Talk.
Supplementary Reserve would en- tail no actual training in peace
time, nor will the members wear any uniform but on being called will be classified with up, they sub-lieutenanta of the regular Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve and
12 midnight Close DJE DJQ. DJB will be eligible for promotion and
(German, English),
'the grant of acting higher rank in exactly the same way as these ori- cers. The age limit for entry will be eighteen to thirty nine years
Lullaby of Broadway--The B- GERMAN ENVOY Inclusive.
well Bisters.
7.50 p.m.-
From the Studio
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Fred Carpio and His Banjo- Lolly Pope. Dizzy Finger, Dainty Miss, and Flapperette.
9 pm-Local Time, weather re-
port and announcements. 8.05 p.m.
From the Studio
A Chinese Concert. 11 p.m.-Close down. 8.05 to 11 p.m.-EUROPEAN PRO
GRAMME FROM Z.E.K. ON A FREQUENCY OF 340 KILO CYCLES.
IN LONDON
Warm Welcome By Press
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Sir Samuel Hoare declared' that the construction programme, spread to a large extent over the depressed areas. was proceeding satisfactorily.
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ד'
RECENT TOUR Referring to his recent series of vint to the fleets Chief Naval Commands and dockyärds, he said London, Oct. 27.
the chief impressions left on his Herr von Ribbentrop's arrival mind were first the humanity and bere as
German Amonssador
1a secondly the efficiency of the Royal warmly welcomed in the Tuesday Navy. "As to the first, be related press, which describes him as pro-incidents from Navy's work in the tagonist of Anglo-German friend-evacuation of refugees from Spain. ship. The "Daily Telegraph" de- "As to Navy's emciency, I can tell clares, that the British Govern- 'you the long drawn out crisis of ment wants nothing more tuna last Autumn provided opportunities | TERMS:-Cash on DelitER),. friendly relations with Germany. for intensive training, that have The fact that Hitler had appointed in many directions, raised its al- Arias-"L'Africana" (Meyerbeer) one of his most intimate collabora- ready high standard of efficiency." -Oh Paradise! "Madame But-toes es Ambassador, to the Court. Mr. Winston Churchill was fully terfly" (Puccini)-Fardwell, oh happy home--Alessandre Vat James showed what impor- justified, when in his fine speech tance be attached to diplomatie the other day in Paris, he declared lente, (Tenor).
Regolations with England, and Herr to the world that the British Navy
Ribbentrop's arrival Was had never been more effent.-- therefore very welcome. The paper British Wirelran, states however that it is regrettable that Herr von Ribbentrop should
8.05 p.m.-
Grand Opera."
Arias "La Forza del Destino
(Verdi),-Peace, peace, O God! "Ernani" (Verdi) - Ernan!! Ermani! Flee with me-Rosa Ponselle (Soprano).
have taken occasion in the state- CAMEROON MANDATE ment issued to the press, to refer
Geneva, Oct. 27..
LAMMERT BROS:,
AUCTIONEERS
“JU-JITSU METHOD' TO REVIVE CHILD Spine Dislocated
"Here was a child in a nt and. have the.
Eventually it resolved itself into treatment by a young woman. on the Ju-Jitsu princ{ple."
.
Arias-"Othello" (Verdi) Hall Mary. "Madam Butterfly" (Puc- cint-One fine day-Margaret the Communist danger, the
paper being of the opinion that A favourable picture of the de-nobody seemed to Sheridan (Soprano). Aria "Norma" (Bellini)-Queen there are better reasons for Anglo-velopment of the French portion slightest notion what to do about
of Cameroon was presented on it. of Heaven-Ina Bouez (80- German friendship than this,
The "Dally Telegraph" then Tuesday to the League of Nations prano). Arias-"Fidelio" (Beethoven) —
the opportunity to pay | Mandate Commission by the repre- Leonora's Aria-Abscheulicher, tribute to Přincé Bismarck, who sentative of the French Adminis-
eilst du hin? Leonora's has been in charge of the German tration. Aria-Komm.O Hoffnung!- Embassy while the post of Ambas- Frida Leider (Soprano).
sador was vacant, and who proved himself a very competent adviser in the affairs of the Non-Interven-
tion Committee.
Wo
takes
Duets "Madam Buttery" (Puc- cini)-Child, from whose "eyes, See, I have caught you Sheri- dan (Soprano) and Pertile Trantasean News Service. (Tenor).
8.54 p.m.-"Summer Night on the
River" (Delius).
ก
9 p.m.-London--News and An-paid a personal visit to the For-
nouncements.
9.20 pm.-
Plano Medley by Charlie. Kunz. 9.40 p.m.-
Excerpts from "Please "Teacher." 9.57 p.m."Sundown in old Wälki- k" played by George Elliott's Hawallan Novelty Quartet.
10 pm-Big Ben from London. 10 p.m.--.
The London Palladium Orchestra.
Longing-(Haydn.Wood), The Valley of the Popples
(Ancliffe),
VISITS "MR. EDEN
London, Oct. 77. Ambassador von Ribbentrop
eign Secretary. Mr. Anthony Eden on Tuesday morning. He will pro- bably be received by King Edward for the purpose of presenting his credentials on Friday.
· Transnemám News Kerova.
BRITISH MANDATE IN PALESTINE
Geneva, Oct. 27.
r
This statement was made by the Bristol Coroner (Mr. A. E. Barker) recently, at the inquest on the 18-.- month-old son of Mr. Charles. pisom, of Connaught-road, Knowle
"The land has enjoyed a period of extraordinary development in cultural and economic spheres, and the co-operation of the na- West tives is laudatory. Especial care was The father said that his wife exercised in the selection of French died a "few months ago, and he officials for the section. The bud | sent the child out to be looked.. get of the year shows a surplus after by a neighbour.. of 5 million franes, and an im- portant item in the total expendi- ture of 47 million francs was the sum of 13 million francs for ex- tension of medical service and un- provement of the general health standard. As stipulated by the League of Nations, no naval base or fortification has been erected in the mandate district."--
Lunsocean New Service
The neighbour, Mrs. Florence. Pearce, said that she was about to wash the child when he had a n She caught hold of his shoulders. and gave him a good shaking and.. hit Kim on the back, as Ahe thought he was choking.
Dr. A. Taylor, pathologist at. Bristol General Hospital, said the child died from dislocation of the spine, which must have been caused by violence. The treatment described by Mrs. Pearce would,
mittee express dissatisfaction that produce it. the important right to interpella-He said that bruising on the tion is being rendered illusory by child's body, might have been the British Mandate Administra- caused by the slipping. tion's reluctancy to furnisir the
A verdict of accidental death was. necessary information
returned by the jury..
In the Mandate Committee of the League of Nations, many voices expressed dissatisfaction that the A Birthday Serenade (Lincke). report of the British Mandate of Live, Laugh and Love-Hey-Palestine for 1935 should be post- poned till the Junie meeting In manny Childhood
1937. Pierre Orta, the Belgian Somers)
Chairman; recommended calling a special session before this time, strée it would not be advisable for thet Africa, as well as Bation and the Committee to wait so long, for the Japanéit Bouth-Ben, Mad
10.20 m
Memories
Manioraal and Ilis. Tipica Orchestra,
11, p.m-Close Down.
The daily programine of the Committee also includes reading reports on the former German Co- lontes Cameroon and Togoland, the Belgian portion of the former
a report on the situation in Pales dates
tine. Many members of the Coman Head Bivolsk
Defendant in a London court- I was then placed, under arrest by a police jockey.
Solicitor There is no such thing as a police isckowani
Defendant-Well, he was on horse, anyway.
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