1941-08-15 — Page 7

A sufficient quantity of MILK daily is.

necessary for

the

maintenance. of health & energy

DAIRY

FARM MILK

is milk in its most beneficial form

It's Fresh from the Farm. It's still Fresh when you get it.

Pasteurised.

Certified T. B. Free. Every boule individual-

sealed.

All over Europe "patriot" new- Hindustani, Burmese, Afrikaans, heard the ex- sheets printed and distributed at Maltese and other tongues. To the near East goes a growing pro- laboration as her settled knowing it. Listening to the accurate news put out by the gramme in Turkish; Persian and

B.R.C. news, policy. But the details are

they heard a sud- B.B.C.

Arabic, and broadčasts in Chinese,, den smothered sound. The all-

Tamil, and Thai have lately been not yet fixed. "We must nouncer broke off for El lew

included in the Supplementary Proof of this fact, and of its Service. know how to orientate seconds, then continued calinty.

THAT BOMB—WHICH FELL' powerful effect, is given by the The main European Service is! ourselves towards the DIRECTLY ON BROADCASTING ' amount of time devoted by Nazi'directed over Central and Western

KILLING larger horizon which re- ¡HOUSE,

SEVERAL | stations to denying B.B.C. state-Europe, and includes broadcasts to PEOPLE AND ROCKING THE ments,

Germany, Italy and the occupied conciled and continued! NEWS STUDIO-PROVIDED A At the moment of writing, the countries. A second European Ser-

OF THE B.B.C. probably has its largest-vice is addressed to Spain, Por; can open up to our activi-TYPICAL EXAMPLE

B.B.C.'S WARTIME "CARRY ever foreign audience. Many tugal, Scandinavia and the Bal-i ties. That is the end to ON" POLICY.

times a day on the B.B.C.'s Ger- kans. which we are guiding our been hit more than once.

Headquarters in London have man Service wavelengths alone

A large efforts. But it is a huge stof is scattered over country- task calling for our will side "branches" throughout Brit- ain. Small towns have been and our patience."

"invaded" by hundreds of actors. producers, announcers, musicians Petain defends Vichy's and foreign broadcasters of more actions that they are justified by in village halls or local inns; pro-

Nazi Troops Tune German people were the terms of the armistice, ducers sometimes discuss their the

In To Britain shows m hotel bedrooms; per- about the flight to Scotland of.. in which case what be-sonnel are housed in dormitories Rudolf Hess and

Here the Free Frenchmen con-{ of its implica-

coct and speak their witty, scath- comes of his boast that converted halls, labourers' cot- tions.

on all Axis and] tages. these terms

The scope of the broadcasts to ing comments contained

leaders, some French

with the Ceaseless Flow Germany is continually being ex- nothing dishonourable in

tended. Broadcasts originating in repeated warning, set to a jingly French ture, that "Radio Paris But, despite the endless difficul- the U.S.A. are now regularly respect of France's re-tics brought about by the war of being put out--including a month-est Allemand!"

From here German character lations with her former bombs, the B.E.C. functions ly talk by Dr. Thomas Mann, now

broadcast light sketches, allies? If, on the other smoothly and at tremendous pres- living in exile in California. His actors

sure. Not only do the Home and talk is recorded there, flown to in which the doings of the Nazi hand, the terms are modi- Forces programmes provide enter- New York, broadcast to England party are dissected with devastat fied, it mearis that Vichy listeners in the British Isles, but German service.

quality for for recording, and sent out in the ing effect. To each enslaved goes a daily programme designed to will make concessions to on top of that an almost ceaseless In February, 1941, the Overseas give the truthful news, enlighten- -flow of broadcasts for the whole | Services were re-cast. Six Ser-ed comment, encouragement, and her kind master when he world goes out over the air, on vices were then put out. First was. even entertainment. needs them. They handed many wavelengths and in 38 a world Service in English (and Nazi and Italian troops, some

foreign tongues,

in French for Canada), which stationed amidst hostile popula- over Syria because it was

The B.B.C. manage to cram for nearly 21 hours out of the tons or in lonely outposts, sur- necessary to save the re- about 85 broadcasting hours into 24 brings the voice of London to reptitiously tune in to the special THESE FACTS MAKE

designed bels in Iraq for the ser-each 24 hours of time, of which the Empire, the USA. and to B.B.C. programmes more than 54 hours are devoted to English-speakers all

thefor their recreation and enlight- vice of Hitler. They hand transmissions overseas

ment. to enemy, world, an overseas. ed over Indo-China be-enemy-occupied,

and B.B.C. speakers work through The B.B.C. has allocated gen-

the night so.

that their words erous free time on the air to all- cause it suits Hitler to The Nazis, with most of the reach listeners across the world ed Governments now in Britain. General de Gaulle's organisation have a bellicose Japan radio stations of subjected Europe at convenient times.

has made use of such-time, and] strutting dangerously ply of Quisling speakers to use

highly-placed speakers have in- cluded Queen Wilhelmina, Gen- about the Far East. To them, have the advantage over

World's Biggest Britain in radio "armaments". But

eral Sikorski and President Benes. morrow they will deliver the British stations wield a power- For six hours each night fam- The flood of Nazi propaganda up Bizerta and Tunisia ful weapon denied to the Nazis ous speakers and personalities in South America is being coun

(t is: Truth. Awkwa

und humble victims of Luftwaffe tered by another of the BBC. because it will be neces- At the risks of their liberty or bombs tell the American people six services. sary in order to help the ven lives, millions of people in of Britain's fight,

Several hours of special, pro- enemy and occupied countries lis Out into the night blitzos grammes are put out every day for German army in Libya, ten daily to the B.B.C. foreign go such people as the Hon. South American listeners, and Then they will deliver up broadcasts, knowing that only David Bowes-Lyon (the Queen's their popularity may be judged brother), Philip Noel Baker, MP, from the fact that many local thus can they hear the truth, Morocco and Dakar be-

Clemence Dare, Wickham Steed, stations re-broadcast these pro cause Germany needs Norway, Belgium, Hol, Julian Huxley, Vernon Bartlett, grammes for the benefit of lid- Leslie Howard, J. B.. Priestley,teners without long-range re- them to improve her posi- land, and other victims Air Marshal Sir Philip Joubert eelvers. tion in the Battle of the of Nazi aggression, start-

and others. Their voices span the The BBC. has worked or Atlantic..

ed on a course that in to be picked up and re-broadcast few yards from the speaker at (the The Vichy Government, volves complete capitula by local medium wave stations, so microphone. When the full story of the BBC. wartime effort can in abandoning the self- tion. The consequences to Second in importance comes eventually be told it will make a respecting independence Britain and the United the Supplementary World Service dramatic history of struggle of the Governments of States are unmistakable with broadcasts to the Empire in death

tainment of pre-war

neutral countries.

in their grasp and a plentiful sup-

Audience

over

Alantic on the short wave, often when time bombs have lain

that all may hear.

In Empire and Pastorn languages, against difficulty, danger and even

DAIRY

FARM

MILK

WHAT IT IS

THE FINEST

& SAFEST IN HONG KONG