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Broadcast by 2.B.W. on's Wavelength of 385 metres (145 kc.a) ~31.49 metres (9.5) meganyoles).
"A FRIENDLY CHAT WITH OUR
LISTENERS” */
Studio Recital
Transmission 1 is designed pel marily for reception in the Anti- podes and for the East.
12.30 to 2.10 p.m.-European pro- 14 p.m.--Big Ben, Lindrum v. Daries; a commentary on the →gramme.
mooker match.
1230 pm-Old Talkle: Hita 1p.m-Local: Time signal and Chl weather report. 1.03 p.m.-The BBC, Dance Or-
chestra.
1.25 p.m.-Reuter Press, Rugby Press; Local: Weather forecast. time and announcements, 1.40 pm-4 relay of the Rotary Club Timin Speech from the Roof-Garden of the Hong Kong Hotel.
Rotarian C. G. Middleton Smith on "Engineering Development In Ching."
210 p.m.-Close down.
4 to 7 pm.-Chinese programme.
7 to 11 p.m.-European programme., 7 p.m.-
A Light Orchestral Concert Spring Bong (Mendelssohn)—
4.22 p.m.-The BBC Theatre or
Ich liebe dich-Waltz (Waldteu- "
fel).-Vienna Boheme Orches
4.45 p.m.-"I Was There": "The Rising of the Brassmen (Sou- them Nigeria),” a' talk by Lt.-| COL. Br Henry Galway KOMG., DSO,**** pan--A Recital by the Sylvan Trio: John Francis, flute; Syl- via Spencer, oboe; Millicent Allver, plano; Helena Brumley, Australian mezzo-soprano. - 5.40 p.m.-The News and An-
nouncements."
Transamission II. GSE 21.47m.c.. (13.97m.) GSO 17.79m.c. (18.88m.).
GAB 9.5ime. (31.55m.), Transmission 2 is designed pri- marliv for reception in India, Cey-
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LORD NUFFIELD
On Motoring Laws
"For the third successive Benson we of the Morris group are ex- pertencing record business, and all our factories are working at full pressure stated Lord Numeld last month.
**This means more new cars on the road, more new motorists, and more than ever it emphasises the need for a new understanding of road problema
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During the past 18 months harsh penalties have been inflict- |ed on the motoring, community with added energy, and there has been a great tightening up of re- gulations. The result has been exactly what the motor industry expected. There has been no ap- preciable reduction in accident | VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD statistics, This proves the in- erectiveness of the experiment to which we have been subjected.
FAR-REACHING EFFECTS
New Light Symphony Orches-ion, Malaya, and the Far East. It "I am convinced that a new may also be heard in the West In-understanding of the problem Jealousy Tango Tzigane (Jacob dies and West Australia.
would have far-reaching effects. A Cade)--Boston Promenade Or-7 p.m.-Big Ben; Allan Kennedy, at man is now a criminal just be chestra.
the Organ, of the Regal Cine- cause he drives a motor car. The ma, Glasgow.
motoring community is the tax 7.25 pm, Dramatic Reading, paying backbone of the British Drinkwater's "Abraham Lin-nation, and is composed of law
abiding citizens who in every other 7.50. p.m.-The B.B.C. Empire Or-sphere of life are respected.
chestra (leader, Daniel Melsa); conductor, Eric Fogg; Murtel Ziddle, harp
tra
Fairy Tale'
(Heykens, AFT.
· Ffolkes)-Tom Jones and his . Orchestra.
The Trailing Arbutus
(Fried-
man)Columbia Concert Or- chestra.
tra.
The Skaters--Waltz (Gang']).———-
Marek Weber and his Orches-
Petersburg Sleigh-Ride Party (Ellenberg). — Ottö Dobrindt
and his Concert Orchestame Chopinata-Potpourri (arr. 501- bermann)Marek Weber and his Orchestra.
The Quaker Girl”-Come to the
coin."
"Accept this incontrovertible fact and it will then be easy to focus attention on the real root of the
8.55 pm-The News and An-matter, which is obsoleté road de
nouncementa.
A
9.15 pm.-Lindrum v. Davies.
commentary, on the snooker match
..
9.35 p.m.-Dance Music.
Transmission III.
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also
sign and the marked absence of
A BELECTION OF official activity in educating other BLACKWOOD FURNITURE road users in road sense.
and
Britannica"
Literature
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are among the leaders in the Transmission 3. is designed pri- safety-first movements through-
Ball (Ross and Monckton)-marily for reception in India, Bur-cut the country." Orchestre Louise.
ma, and Ceylon..
7.30 p.m.-Closing local stock quo...!
tations and Hong Kong ex- change market report. 7.35 pm
Dance Muslo Fox-Trot Please belleve' me.si Fox-Trot--Poor Little Angeline. Waltz-Espana Waltz. Waltz Throw open wide your
window.
Siow For-Trot-Poor Butterfly.. Slow Fox-Trot-Did I remember? Waltz The Dance goes on. 8 p.m.-Local: Time signal, wea- ther report and announce- ments.
8.03 p.m.-
Popular Marches Liberty Bell (Bousa); Hiawatha (Moret), The Band of HM. Coldstream Guards,
Semper Fidells March (Sousa,
arr. Hewitt); Steadfast and. True (Telke, arr, Bidgood), Grand Massed Brass Bands 8.15 p.-
From the Studio
A Recital by Frue Lewis (Violin) and Helen Lockhart (Contral- to).
8.45 p.m.-"Rosamunde“-Overture (Schubert) played by the Halle Orchestra, conducted by Sir Hamilton Harty.
8.55 p.m.-London: News and an-
nouncements.
9.15 pm-th
From the Studio
A Jazz Piano Recital by Doreen
Ma.
:
9.35 pm "Grinzing" (Benatzky) played by Jack Hylton and his Orchestra,
9.40 p.m.-
From the Studio "A Friendly Chat, with our Lis
teners."
9.50 p.m.--Three Songs by the Bos
well Sisters..
71
10 p.m.-London: Big Ben & Talk:
World Affairs" by H. V. Hod
доп.
10.19 p.m.-London: Irish Tradi- tional Bongs and Fiddling (Re- corded).
10.25 p.m.
A Variety Programme Plano Solo Nimble Fingered
[Gentleman,—Billy Mayerl Vocal-Thar's 'gold in dem thar
Will The Hill Billes. Organ Bolo "The King" Steps" Out-Medley-Regald Foort.
10 pr.–Big Ben; "World Affairs,”
a talk by H. V. Hodson. 10.18'p.m-Irish Traditional Songs
and Fiddling.
10.25 p.m.-Mat Mulcaghey. "The Oul Besom. Man from County Tyrone," twitte 10.35. p.m.----Irish Traditional Songs
and Fiddling (continued). 10.45 p.m.Tales of the Sea" 2;
"The Price of Fish," a talk by Captain D. K. Wolfe Murray... 11. pr.The Torquay Municipal
Orchestra.
12.30 am. The News and An-
nouncementa.
12.50 p.m.-Dance Musle.
RADIO AUSTRALIA
TO-DAY- Wave Length, 31.34 Metres. Power, 1 Kilowatz. Frequency, 9.58 Megacycles, 11.25 p.m.-An eye-witness's ac- count of the Cricket Match, Queensland v. Victoria, 4th day.
5.30pm-News and Economic Re-
view in German, your dog. 5.45 p.m.-Little German Reader.
1 Large Milners" Safe
ON VIEW FROM MONDAY, THE 18TH JANUARY, 1987.
6 pm.We went a-wandering we TERMS CASH OF DELIVERY.
two together." Margot Hinnen- berg sings songs by Johannes Brahma
6.15 pm-8ign of DJA and DJB
Germ. Engly about Ansar 6.55 pun-Call DIA DIB DIN
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German Folk Song.
7. p.mConcert of Light Musir !
p.m.-News in English.*** 8.15 pm- Concert of Light Music,
continued),
6.55 p.m.Greetings to our Listen- ers in the Netherlandish East * Indies.
9pm-News and Economic Review
-In German and Call: DJQ. 9.15 pm-Orchestral Concert. 10 pm
News and Economic Re-
at view in English 'on DJE. DIN.
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19.15 p.m.-To-day in Germany.
Sound Pictures.
12.30 pm.-News talk by "The | 10.30 p.m.-A little German Reader.
Spectator."
10.45 pm. Special concert: Elly
Ney at the plano
12.45 pm--Cricket, as above. 1:30 p.m.-Close down
9.30 p.m.-Cricket, as above: 4 p.m.-Clase downl
5 pm Cricket, as above.
6 pm-Close down:
6.45 p.m.-Sporting News.
7 p.m.-Talk: "Books of. To-day,"
Mr. James Grant.
7.20 p.m.--National News Bulletin. 7.40 pm. A recital by Lionel Law-i
son (violin)."
e p.m.-A play.
8.50 p.m. A programme from the
Melbourne studios.
8.20 pm-Talk: "The Chinese Dragon Awakes," Miss Con- stance. Duncan."
9.35 p.m. "Our Heritage of Bong." 10.05 p.m.-A programme from the
Melbourne studios.
10.30 p.m.-Australasian News Ser- vice, including market and stock exchange reports.. 10.45 p.m.--Dance music. 11.30 p.m.--Close down.
BERLIN PROGRAMME
TO-DAY
11.15 pm. What pleased you in
1936
Belections from the programme of the Society for Folksongs and Music In the Home. Arranged by Kees Veening. 12 midnight-Sign of DJA, DJB.
DJN, DJE. DJQ.
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6.30 am-Breakfast Hour of News 1 Radio Gramophone & Pick-up
and. Muste--English and Span-
1sh Current Events and Vaude- ville of the Air, conducted by Don Aly Morning Exercises by Prof,
va of the Insular
Life Ance Company. 7am.Sign on. S 9.30am-Nielson Financial Re- view and Musical Varieties. 1113m8ign-off)
2.30 pm Nielson Financial Re
view and Musical Varieties. 3.45 b.m.-8ign ór
Music Radio Practice Hour
Vocal-George Formby Medley. 105 pm-Call DJA, DJB (German. 5.30 pm--UP. Conservatory of
George Formby."
[English). Vocal-Dancing with my Darling
German Folk Song.
This is the kiss of Romance. 110 pm-Programme of entertain- Lucienne Bayer. wheeling concert musle, Instrumental-Gipsy Fantasy; 2p.m.-News in German
and
1:5-H P. Potter Kerosene Engine 1 Dynamo
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O VIEW FROM WEDNESDAY, THE 20TH JANUARY 1937.
6.15 p.m.-Bpanish Informational TERMS CASE ON DELIVERY.
Period.
6.5bpm English Informationa).
Period
LED
6.65 D.-Stock quotations, through the courtesy of Swan, Culbert- son and Fritzz Ban fp.m.-Rincon Espanol," featur- Reviewing Ramon Estella
Gipsy Drinking Song-Rode 2.15 am-Programme of enter and His Trigates:
staining concert inusic (cont'd), Vocal Hypnotized; A Little Ren- |2.55 pm-Greetings to our listen-
devous In Honolulu, Turnerers in New Zealand. Layton.
3 p.m.--News and Economic
In English?
11 pm-Close down.
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Bound Pictures, 2-
3.80 p.m-Orchestral Concert. 4.30 pm-On Happy Pleasure,
Music and poetry
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8.05 pm Page of Old Vaude-9pm-Kolynos
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