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RADIO

12.10. pim.—Short, Service, of Interces-

slot.

12.30 p.m.-The Hill -Billies in Varledy.

Vocal-Sweet... Norah O'Nell; } Membr«i 'les of An Old Cow Hand...The Hil Billies with own novelty accomp. Xylophone The Mouse, The' Plano And The Cat (Casson); Red Hearts (5impson & Charrosin) .... Jack Simpson with 'Orchestra. Vocal--When That, Harvest Moon Is Shining (G. Stevens)...The Hill Bullies with own 'novelty accomp.. Vocal- Just A Crazy Song (Smith & Williams); This Is The Day Of Days

(Dixon & Woods)... Eddie Peabody

& Chorus with Plano,

Vocal Yodelling Hobo (Ted & Era)

The Sunset Trail (Kennedy & Cacr). ....The

with Hill Billica

own novelty accomp.

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

gramme Summary,

1.02 p.m.-Anton and The Paramoun

Theatre Orchestra with Al Bollington

(Organ),

The Gold Diggers of 1937-Selection (Warren & others): A Day At The Races-Selection (Kaper & Jur- mann)....Anton & The Paramount Theatre Orchestra, Lionel Monckton Melodies--Intro:

in

THE CHINA MAIL, AUGUST 19, 1941.

PRESS IN EXILE PUSHES FIGHT ON HITLERISM

THIN SHEETS, of paper, printed once a week London in a variety of languages, are playing an important part in t the struggle against Hitlerism.

Through these official gazettes and papers, the governments-in-exile now allied with Great Britain are knitting a war effort that reaches into every cor- ner of the globe..

Gathered in exhibit at the, the invader, was unable to reign. Library of Congress, these Polish, The first issue of the

Belgian Czechoslovalcian, Netherlands, | Gazette-in-Exile în England bears Norwegian, Free French, Belgian, the date Nov. 22, 1940. and Luxemburglan publications are a graphic reminder of men's Lain their freedom, no matter if determination to regain and main-

the battle must be fought far from home.

Norse Document

Soldiers in the Park: Chalk Farm to Camberwell Green; Fly Away

For the Netherlands, the Dutch Jack: A Simple Little String; When

Guiana Official Gazette of May I Marry Amella; Grandmamına;

17, 1940, contains a telegram of Brighton: Moonstruck; Aready 1 The papers' fall into two classes. the previous day from the Dutch ever young; It's The Drum: Come The first is the more formal offi- Minister of Colonies to the au- To The Ball: A Country Girl (Arr.cial gazette in which the govern-thorities at Paramaribo announc- Stanford Robinson)....Al Bollington. ment-in-exile prints its decrees, ing that the Netherlands Govern- Medley Of Paso-Dobles-Intro: A

Spanish Gipsy Dance (Marquena); registers formal protests against ment was exercising from Lon- Castiliana (Pana): The Girl From enemy actions, and which serves don its full authority over the un- Madrid (Porschman); The Spirit of as а means of communication | occupied parts of the Kingdom. the Matador (Pano); Juanita among its officials in all parts of The first number of the Dutch (Fernandez); A Girl Like You the world. The second is the more

Official Gazette to appear in Lon- (Ricardo). Anton & The

Para homey mount Theatre Orchestra with Al exiles far from family and homes

newspaper, printed for don bears the date May 24, 1940. Bollington at the Organ, Irving Berlin Memories Intro: and dealing primarily in encour- What'll I Do: Blue Skies: Always; aging statements from Britain and How Deep Is The Ocean: Say It native sources. The latter pub- With Music; You Forgot to Remem-lication also reports on the activi- ber: Say It Isn't So; The Song Is ties of exile groups. Ended....AI Bollington.

Wake

Up And Live-Selection.... Anton & The Paramount Theatre Orchestra with Al Bollington at the Organ.

1.30 p.m.-Reuter and Rugby Press and

Announcements.

Button

Paper For Soldiers

For Norway, the first issue of the Law Gazette was printed in England on Aug. 15, 1940. This was a revision of the number is- sued in Norway on May 9, 1940, which contained the orders issued In April begin

ag with the in- vasion on April 9. Under date of A good example of the latter | Aug. 30, 1940, the Norwegian De- type is the Polska Walcząca, pub-partment of Foreign Affairs be- lished weekly in London for gan publication at London of a Polish soldiers abroad. Christmas issue, which was out-land.

In its weekly for Norwegians in Eng~**

beautiful woodcut- standing for

the

For the Free French forces un-

1.45 p.m.-Musical Comedy Selections. Words And Music"-Selection (Noel Coward)....The New Mayfair Orch, Follow Through-Vocal Gems-Intro:

Up Your Overcoat: My like illustrations on its front page, der the leadership of General de Lucky Star: 1 Want To Be Bad; it contained holiday greetings You Wouldn't Fool Me, Would You? from the President of the Re-Gaulle in London, the publication ....Light Opera Company with public, the Commander-in-Chief of an Official Journal began or Orchestra.

of the armed forces, and

Jan. 20, 1941. French Equatorial Musical Comedy Marches-Intra: Riff

Song (Desert Song): The Mounties Chairman of the National Coun- Africa, organised on Sept. 1, 1940. as Free French Africa, by the re- (Rose-Marie); Song Of The Drum cil. (Song of the Drum); The Three The woodcuts, reminiscent of presentative of General de Gaulle, Musketeers (The Three Musket the soldier's homeland and of the began Issuing its Official Journal cers): Tokay (Bitter Sweet): The present stern duties before him, at Brazzaville on Sept. 15, 1940. Robbers' March (Chu Chin Chow); contrasted the star of Bethlehem Love's Sentry (Madame Pompa and a fight of bombers, a Polish peasant playing his violin before a village church, and a Polish soldier on guard against the chalk cliffs of England.

dour); Goodbye (The White Horse

Inn)... Light Opera Company with

Orches'ra, Anything Goes-Selection (Cole Par ter)...Jack Hylton & his Orch.

2.15 p.m.-Close down. 6.00 p.m.-Indian Programme. 6.45 p.m.-Closing Local Stock Quota-

tisus.

6.47 p.m-Dance Music.

Quick-Step Roadhouse Revels: Slow Fox-Trot-Heaven Will Be Heavenly

Jack Helton & his Orchestra, Fox-Trots-Boogie Woogie Maxte;

Orchestra, Fox-Trote-Nobody But My Baby:

Poland is the first to be repre- sented by an Official Gazette. which was issued at Paris on containing September 25, 1939, the proclamations issued in Po- land on September 17, 1939, trans- ferring the seat of government to the territory of a friendly ally and, High Society. Bob Crosby & his the executive power to the Polish Ambassador in Rome. Other num-

Lips....Lois Candy

bers exhibited Armstrong's

show the Polish Original Washboard Beaters.

law collection as first issued in Tangos-Sierra Chica; Tango Mo

Juan Llosses & his Tanzo Orch. Slow Fox-Trot--Melody Maker (from

film "Band Wagon");

Fox-Trot The Only One Who's Difficult IN You ("Band Wagon")....Jack Hy ton & his Orchestra. Fox-Trots-West End Blues; I It's Good Then I Want It....Louis Arm- strong & his Orchestra, ve Waltzes That Nauelity. Waltz MI

souri Woltz....Victor Young &hts Orchestra.

7.30 p.m-Portuguese Programme. 6.00 p.m. London Relay-The Newe. - 8:15 p.m. London Relay-War Com-

mentary. 0.25-p.m.--Londen- Relay --- "Listening Post". Examination of Points in Daily German Propaganda. 8.30 p.m.-Programme Summary:

8.32 p.m.--Studio-Saxophone Recital

by Palapo.

1. Simple Confession (Francis Thome)

2. Sonata No..3 (G. F. Handel)

3. Melodie (Tchaikowskv).|-

4. Valse Vanite (Rudy Wiedoeft) 9.00 p.m.-Local Time Signal and

nouncements...

9.02 p.m.-Arntzenius-At The Court

... Of Frederick the Great!!g

ba

The latest of the exiled gazettes is represented by the of the Grand Duchy of Luxemburg, dated Feb. 15, 1941, containing decrees issued by the Grand Ducal Government- in-Exile at Montreal.

HEATED

SUITS FOR DIVERS

cloth, divers will be able to des- cend deeper into the sea, stay down heads than they could before. longer, and still retain clearer

France on Oct. 31. 1939, and as With new electrically heated last issued on April 30, 1940, as diving suits, insulated with glass well as the final issue of the Polish Gazette

in France, dated May 20, 1940.

The first number of the Polish Law Gazette printed in London is dated Jan, 21, 1941. Two Formerly, a diver was supplied Issues of the weekly issued in with ordinary air, which consists London by the Polish Ministry of a mixture of oxygen and Nitro- of War for the Polish forces gen. To overcome the pressure of abroad also are shown,

Czechoslovakian

Gazette

many feet of water above, this has to be considerably compressed. Under these conditions, nitrogen dissolves in the blood and enters.. the tissues. If he then ascends too For Czechoslovakia, the first rapidly, and the pressure is reduc- in-Exile is dated Paris, Jan blood, and forms bubbles in the number of the Official Gazette-ed, the nitrogen comes out of the 1940, and contains the agreement veins and arteries, causing intense between the French Government pain. This is called the "bends." and the Provisional Czechoslovak When First Tested

Government concerning the estab- An-lishment

of the Czechoslovak

By using in place of“, air a mix-. Army in France.

ture of oxygen and helium, once The origins of the Czechoslovak rare gas, now used for filling Musica Antiqua. Suenkers: N. Dan Government-in-Exile are ex balloons and airships, the danger ton, C. Barrett, N. Angier, H. Sarhibited in the official paper for of the bends is greatly reduced, ton, - Directed by Nicholas Roth, the Czechs and Slovaks.abroad

and first issued in Paris on April 28, of hellum to dissolve in the blood

because 9.26 p.m.-Orchestre Raymonde

e of the lessened tendency

Damia (Vocal); J

1939, some weeks after the in- The Dancing Clock (Ewing) Poupen vasion of Czechoslovakia, Under and body tissues. Also it has been Raymond) Orchestre date of May 29, 1940, the final found that divers can maintain mental clarity over a longer period La Fille Aux Matelets (Diamant issue of the Oficial Gazette, ap- and at greater depths with the

Berger & Renfe): Tu No, Sais Pas peared in France The next issue Aimer Waltz, Damia with "Orch, was printed at London on Dec. Gounod In Vienna (Arr. G. Walter) 4, 1940, the Government having

Orchestre Raymonde, been recognised as functioning divers found that they were much When It was first tried, however, Short Wave only) kamenon in England by the British Govern more, sensitive to cold than for- 9.45 p.me Marcel Paloti at the Organ. ment on July 21, 1940.

La Danza (Rossini): Musica Proibita For Belgium, the

|merly and this, of course, ham- the Arst issue of pered their work? Then electri- (Gastaldon): Feramors-Dance of the Official Gazette of the Gov- cally heated sults with normally the Brides of Kashmir Rubin ernment-in-Exile In Frances Insulated wires in the underwear stein): Sylvia Ballet Fantasy for May 18-30, 1840, and contains worn by the diver, were tried. This (Delibos),TRINKEDIN the Cabinet decree announcing resulted in fire danger, for the

9.45-10,00 p.m.--Nows" in French (on

10.00. p.m.--Londpm -Relay---The News and News Commentary,BETWEEN 10.15, p.m.-8.B.C., Recording." Fighter

that the King, under the power of

Pilot A Radio Impression of part The Old Frog Pond-Cha

" of "the" work at the R.A.F. Flying Alford): Parade of the Elephants

- Training Commaddi written and pro- Characteristic (Ch

Rog

the hellum mixture...)

insulation- is highly inflammable with so much oxygen present,

The new suits are insulated with fibreglas, which is cloth woven of

inflammable, The wifes are in- glass, and they are sulated with sewn with gloss thread between two layars of fibreglas #cloth in the diver's underwear,

duced by Cecil McGivern.SNAPRA NA"mental Band of HIM, nadier thin glass fibres, and is non-. 10,48 p.m.-Militäry:Band Concert with 19h Guards" cond. by - Capt. George

· Raymond Newall>(Baritone).: D **Fantares........., Kneller, Höll, Musiclans,

Follow Me" · "Ome-A, Barrágk-Room Hallad (Kipling & Ward-Higgs).en Raymond Newell with Orchestra,

~ For England' (H. J- Brandon & Alan Murray)...Raymond: Nowell, with 46 Instrumental: Accomp. 11.15 p.m.-Close down.”