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TO

UNITED KINGDOM PORTS

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Agents

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AUSTRALIAN-ORIENTAL LINE

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AUSTRALIA

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Agents

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BURNS PHILP LINE

Passenger & Freight Service To

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We have

a vessel

soiling for

Manila, Madang, Salamaua,

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Melbourne

!

towards

the End

of

August

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RADIO

12.15 pim. Short Service of Interces-

sion.

12.30 p.m.-Mantovani and His Orch.

Quick-Step-Could-De

Donaldson),

THE CHINA MAIL, AUGUST 18, 1941,

with Plano

|8.00 ̈ ̄p.m.-Londán "Relay-The News,"

8.15 p.m.London Relay War: Com?

mahtary.

| 0.23 .. p.m.—London “. Rèlay="Listenini

Post'.

Examination Of Paints, InD

German Propaganda, ok?

2,2Mercer and 18.30 p.m.-Programme Summary....

Slow Fox-Trot-Hurry Home (Mey-

er and otheraðir Fox-Trots-Have You Ever Been In

· “Heaven? - (From" film' ''Manhat-

fan Music B62"-Lawrence), My Heaven In The Pines (Camp-.

bell, Sigler, Conrad). Quick-Step-Cuban Lady. (Damerelt

and Evans),'% Fox-Trot-Gypsy, Teute (Noel and

O'Connor), Waltz--Little Sir Echo (Smith,

Fearis Girard" and: Marszla), Fox-Trot-The-Bretty Little Quak-

er Girl (Hunter, Part-Davies). Slow Fok-Trot~~The" "Rea - Maple

Leaves (Kennedy and Grosz),

A

1.00 b.m.-Local Time Signal and Pro-

gramme Summary. · ·

1.02 p.m.---Some. Souza Márchea.

Hands Across The Sea.

The Band Of H. M. Coldstream

Guards,

Stars and Stripes. Washington Post.

Rowicz and Landauer (Plano

Duets).

Semper Fidells. March.

The Band of H. M. Coldstream

Guards,

1.18 p.m.-Plantation Songs,

1.30

8.32 p.m.-Folk Songs, and Musto,

Thady You Gander (arx, Arnold

Foster).

".

Folk. Dance Band..

A Sad Ending (Traditional); Oliver

Cromwell (Broadwood),-

Qur 'But" (Læsile, Grisewood) with

Plano accomp.

Old Irish

NAZI AIRMEN:

NAME AND

NUMBER PLEASE

Two Nazi airmen; cap- tured during a recent blitz

Intro: Let Erin Remember: The On, London, insisted on Foggy Dew; The Little taking down the names Lodge Road: "Avenging and and numbers of police-

Lark, Rakes of Mallow; The

Dright; Londonderry Air; Tó |

Ladies'

Exes Strawberry men because they did not Blossoms: The Irish Washerstand to attention when Bridgewater Instaddressing superior

woman (arr. Bridewater),

Lesile

Quintet.

✪ Whistle and I'm Come To You officers."

My Lad (Stephen and Burnett), Margaret Barrett (Soprano) with

Plano.

Farmyard Waltz,

Continental Novelty Orch,

Russian Medley Of Folk Songs

(Traditional, arr. Sorokin). Sorokin Russian Choir, Hattemageren (Danish).

Folk Dance Orchestra.

Two Interlinked French Folk Me-

lodies (Ethel Smyth). Light Symphony Orchestra,

Camptown Races: Uncle Ned; Ring 19,00 p.m.-Local Time Signal and An-

nouncements.

De Banjo (S. C. Foster). Frank Luther and The Lyn Mur-9.02 p.m.--This week's programmes,

ray Quartet w. Plano, Plantation Songs,

Intro: So Early In The Morning:

Carry Me Back To Old Vir- ginny; Old Folks At Home: Good Night Ladies; Away Down South In Dixic: Old Joe: Oh, Susanna; Old Kentucky Home. Paul

Robeson (Bass) Orchestra,

Poor

My

with

9.06 p.m.-Studio-Talk by Mr. J. F. MacGregor on "The British Prisonera of War Fund".

"The war will be over in three weeks", they said. "We shall have invaded England by then, and the Gestapo will deal with people such as you,”

When they landed by para- chute after their 'plane was brought down and they were captured by police constables they demanded that officers of rank equal to their own should be summoned to take them in charge.

They were offered tea to drink,

9.15 p.m.-Arensky-Trio in D Minor, but refused it.

Op. 32.

Allegro moderate--Scherzo-Elegia

Finale.

Eileen Joyce (Piano) Henri Teml- anka (Violin), and Antoni Sala (Cello).

p.m.-Reuter and Rugby Press 9.45-10.00 p.m.-News in French (On and Announcements.

1.40 p.m.-Dellbes—Sylvia Ballet.

Symphony Orchestra conducted by

John Barbirolli,

2.02 p.m.-Violin Solos by Joseph

Szigeti,

Scene De La Czarda No. 3 (Hun- garian Gypsy Fantasy-Hubny). Norwegian Song - Snow

(Sigurd

Lie); Gavotte (From "Classical Symphony"--Prokofleff).

Danse Russe (From "Petrouchka**

--Stravinsky).

2.15 p.m.--Close Down.

6.00 p.m.--Indian Programme. 6.45 p.m.-Closing Local Stock quota-

tions.

6.47 p.m.--The Boston Promanade Or. chestra and Road Bampton (Con-

traito).

Hungarian Dance No. $. Hungarian Dance No. 6 (Brahms).

The Boston Promenade Orch. **Song Offerings"-When I Bring To You Colour'd Toys; Light, My Light.

Rose Bampton with Piano. Pavanne (Gould).

Tay Trumpet (Scott).

The Boston Promenade Orch.

Swans (Walter Kramer).

Rose Bampton with Piano, Largo (From "Xetxes-Handel). Meditation (From "Thats"-Mas-

senet).

The Boston Promanade Orch.

7.17 p.m.Piano and Organ Duets by Patricia Roapborough and Robinson Cleaves

Ave Maria (Bach-Gound),

Study No. 3 In E Mator (Chopin). Life's Great Sunset (Adams),

The Bells of St. Mary's (Adams) 7.30 p.m.-Variety with Nora. Blaney. Flotsam and Jetsam, The Boswell Sisters and Others,

Vocal---It Don't Mean A Thing

(Ellington),

Dinah Lewis-Young--Aks*),

The Boswell Sisters with Trio and

Gultar,

Bando-Joy Dance.

La Vivandiere (A. Kirby).

Ernest Jones with Piano, Comedians-Weather Reports. The High Brow Saljor.

Flotsam and Jetsam with Piano. Clarinet-Memphis-Blues (Handy),

Arm. Pettifer with Plano and

Guitar

Voetste Maybe I'm, Wrong

Again (Trent and Bennett). Another One Gono (Beverley

Nicholls).

Norah Blaney and Gwen Farrer

Short Wave only).

9.45 p.m.-Operatic Dusts.

"Samson And Delilah"-Softly Awakes My Heart (Saint- Saens).

Mlle. C. Gernay and M. Georges

Thill w. Orch.

"The Force Of Destiny"-In This

Solemn Hour (Verdi). Chartes Kullman Walther Gross- mann with members of the State Opera House Orch."

10 00 p.m.-London--The News and

News Commentary.

10, 15 p.m.-A Programme of Dance

Music.

Fox-Trots-Cuban Romeu, The Singing Hills.

Ambrose and His Orchestra, Fox-Trot-Ida.

Quick-Step-Tuxedo Junction,

Ken **Snakehips"* Johnson and

His West Indian Orchestra, Fox-Trots-The HoirigeT Schottie-

che.

The Hot Gavotte.

Paul Whiteman's Four Modern-

aires.

Tangos-Chagrin D'Amour, Tango Chinois.

When they were locked up for the rest of the night they de- manded bombproof shelters instead of cells.

"You'll just have to take the same chances as we do," they were told.

the police During the night noticed the Nazis crouching low in their cella as bombs came whistling down nearby and the notte of the barrage grew louder. Next morning they were taken by escort to an internment camp.

Fox-Trots-Down Ev'ry Street, Oh! Buddy. I'm In Love.

Jav Wilbur and His Band Fox-Trots-Kaneohe Hula-Hula. Rhythm Of The Waves (From film

Till We Meet Again"). Ray Kinney and His Hawaiian

Musical Ambassadors, Waltz The Creaking Old Mill On

The Creek, Fox-Trot-With The Wind and The

Rain In Your Hair. Bob Chester and His Orch. 11.00 p.m.London — "NowNG

Home" by Howard Marshall.

Marlo Melf and His Orchestra. 11.15 p.m.-Close Down.

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