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THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 5, 1941.

RADIO TO PROBE HELL'S CORNER

M.P.S' JOBS THANKS R.A.F.

12.10 p.m.-Short Service of Interces-

slen

12.30 p.m.-Dance Music.

Fox-Trot-I Can't Get You out of

my Mind.

Quick-Step-Hold Tight,

Jack Hylton and His Orch. Tangos-Cara Mari,

Monika,

Barnabas

von

Geczy and

Orchestra. Fox-Trots-Two Little Flies on

Lump of Sugar

Just A'Wearyin for You,

The Government is to

set up a Select Commit-

a

To the Air Officer Commanding group of Fighter Command

defence

tee to investigate the which is partly responsible for the question of paid appoint- there came recently the following of South-East England

letter. It was sent by a resident of a village in Kent-

aments held by M.P.s.

Jack Jackson and His Orch. Slow Fox-Trot-Little Gypsy of the

Seven Seas.

The Organ, the Dance Band and

Me. Quick-Step On the Isle of May. Waltz-When our Drening Grow

Old.

Joe Losa and His Band. 1.00 pm.Local Time Signal, 1.01 p.m.-Varioty with Dorothy Dick.

Don,

Curtia and Ames and George Formby.

Vocal-The Window Cleaner (CHIT

and others).

The Lancashire Torreador [Chiff

and others)

George Formby and his Ukulele

with Orchestra

Vocal Duets You Can't Pull the Wool over my Eyes (Ager and others).

Cheer Up Mayerli

Curtis and Ames with Piano

Vocal "Crest of the Wave

sall and Ivor Novello),

If You Only Knew

The Investigation would meet some of the criticisms levolled by M.P. of all parties at the Government Blit that proposes that M.P.s who accept pald offices at home or abroad shall keep their seats in Parliament. The Government will ask House of Commons to pass Bill so that immediate difficulties can be overcome.

the the

The measure would enable Mr. Malcolm MacDonald to go

"The people of this little batter- ed village, somewhere about the middle of 'Hell's Corner', would like to express their grateful and heartfelt thanks for the busy roaring of your Spitfires and Hur- ricanes' engines during these lat- ter days.

"Now at the sound of a 'plane there is a stampede to the door— to get out in time to point up a to Canada as British High Com thumb to the patrolling fighters. missioner without vacating his To the comforting throb of your seat, and it would also establish | engines we have once more got the position of several M.P.shold of our nerves, can raise our who are already holding warheads and take it on the chin. offices,

Labour M.P.s' Revolt

Labour

The Parliamentary Has Party at a private meeting dis- cussed the Bill for an hour it was the second meeting they had had about it.

Dorothy Dickson (Soprano). Why Isn't it You.

Dorothy Dickson and Walter

Intro

Crasham Comedian-George Formby Medley

Sifting on the Ice; Do de ዚነ Doh: Chinese Laundry Blues: Madaine Moscovitch: My Ukulele: Fanlight Fanny. George Formby with his Uk

lele and Orchestra

Vocal-Acrent on Youth film

cent on Youth'')

It was decided to let the M.P.s have an unrestricted vote when! the Bill comes before the House and not to put the Party Whips on,

This decision was surprising in view of the fact that Mr. Attlee, the leader of the Parliamentary "Ac-Labour Party, had at an earlier private meeting given reasons why The Socialist M.P.s should support the Bill.

Curtis and Ames with Planu 1.30 p.m.--Reuter and Rugby Press

and Announcements

1.45 p.m.-Dvorak-Quartet in A Flat

Major, Op. 105.

non troppo

1st Mov.: Adagio ma

Allegro appassionate,

2nd Mov

Molto vivace.

3rd Mov. Lento e molto cantabile.

4th Mov.: Allegro non tanto,

Prague String Quarte)

2 15 p.m.-Close Down.

5.45 p.m.-Indian Programme.

6.30 p.m.-Closing local Stuck Quota.

tions

6.32 p.m.-Mandelssohn-Concerto In E

Minor, Op. 64.

1st Mov. Allegro molto appassion-

ato.

2nd Mov.: Andante,

3rd Mov: Allegretto non troppo

Fritz Kreisler (Violin) and the

State Opera Orchestra

7.00 p.m.-London Relay-The News. 7.15 p.m.-London Relay—"Questions of

the Hour."

and

7.30

p.m.-Elleen Joyce (Piano) Pau Casals (Cello).

(a) Sl oiseau j'etais, a to je volerais

(Bird study) (Henselt).

(b) En

Roule (concert *tudy) (Palmgren).

(c) La Danse d'Olaf (Riccardo Pick

-Manglagalli)

Eileen Joyce (Piano) Apres un Reve Faure)

A Village Song (Popper!

Pau Casals ('Cello) with plano Trois Danses (Fantastiques (Shosta.

kovich)

Scherzo Op 16 No 2 ‹D'Albert.

Eileen Joyce (Plano)

Andante (Bach).

Aria from suite in D (Bach)

Pau Casals (Cello) with plano, 8.00 p.m.Local Time Signal and An-

nouncements,

8.02 p.m. This week's programmnes, 8.05 p.m.-Emil Rodez and his Orch,

Serenade fro: "Franquita" (Len

har).

Valentina (Wright-Duna), Moorish March (Mohr,).

8.15 p.m.-London Relay "Hi, Gang!" 9,00 p.m.-London Relay -The

and News Commentary.

News

9.15 p.m.-Charlie Kunz at the Piano

and the Milis Brothers.

Vocal-Sicepy Head (Alm "Opera-

tor 13").

Bonnel

Put on your Old Grey

(Murphy and Wenrich). The Mills Brothers, Plano-Kunz Revivals No. 2

Intro I Never Realised; Birth of the Blues; Pink Elephants; Rose in the Bud; Speak to me of Love; Someday I'll find You.

Charlie Kunz, Vocal-Star Dust (Carmichael and

others),

The Mills Brother. Piano-Kunz Revivals No. 3.

Intro: Poor Butterfly: After You've Gone: Whispering: Alice Blue Gown; Just a little Love, a little Kiss; The Cho- colate Soldier Waltz. Charlie Kunzi INT Vocal-Funiculi Funicula (Denza). Asleep in the Deep (Petrie, Lamb),

The Mills Brothers, 9.45-10.00 Dim --News In French (on

Short Wave Only),

9,45 p.m --Concert Waltzes.

Farmyard Waltz (Folk Tune), Springtime Waltz (Composer Un

known),

Continental Novelty. Orchestra. When, the Lemona, Bloom.” (Johann -- Straues),;

Johann. Strauss,, and^ Symphony.

Orchestra, A

Souvenirs Fleur!

**known)

(Composer Un-

Nullo Romani and His Orch.

|10,00 p.m.—London Relay—Nowe from

Home by Howard Marshall,

.10.15 ||p.m.-New-Dance... Musio... with,

Variety.,

Fox-Trois-Oh! Look át ma. now.. "You" might have belonged to, an-

other.

Tommy Dorsey and his Orch,

"The phrase 'Never has Su much been owed by so many to so few takes on

a newer, and truer significance.

"This letter is a very halting effort to convey our village's feel- ing of gratitude for a job that is being so well done."

SAVED FROM THE SAUSAGE MACHINE

The R.A.F. has discovered a new way of providing roast pork, even more elaborate than that re- corded by Charles Lamb, of burn- Barry Wood (Baritone) with lng the house down and the pig

Vocal-- A Little Old Church

England (Irving Berlin)

Orchestra,

Fox-Trots-Jenny

This

(film 'Lady

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with it. But since it was the Ger- mans who paid, and the inhabit- ants of occupied France who got 1s New (All Lady in the the pork, there is something to be

said for it.

the Dark").

Dark')

Leo Reisman and His Orchestra Vocal-1 Can't Love You Any More

(Magidson, Wrubel). Imagination (Van Heusen), Bebe Daniels w. Orch. Fox-Trots-What Makes a Song. The Last Time I Saw Paris.

Leo Reisnian and His Orch. Vocal-America, I Love You (LeS-

He Cottler).

Barry Wuod (Baritone) w. Orch. Waltz-Down The Gypsy

Trail (from the flim). Swing and Sway with Sammy

Каус

Vocal and Piano-Sweet Little Sweetheart (Meintire and All- gire)

Turner Layton, Fox-Trots--Sunset at Sea That's My Way of Saying

Love

You.

Swing and Sway with

Kaye

Sammy

11.00 p.m.--Close Duwn.

PRESIDENT

LINER SAILINGS

the

A month or two ago the Ger- of mans went round a district Northern France collecting every pig they could lay their hands on. and naturally without paying any attention to the needs of French. They loaded the pigs on to a cargo ship of some five thou- sund tons, and set sail for Ger- many.

have con- They must gratulated themselves that now at last there would be some of their beloved sausages in Germany.

But the ship had scarcely put out of harbour and begun to creep cautiously along the coast before the R.A.F. took a hand.

The ship was sunk, the pigs were washed ashore and there was roast pork for dinner in many French homes that day.

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