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Radio HK (cont'd),

STHE: YOUNG IDEA.

DIY -BIGNAL, - - HOMEWARD

BOUND.

-2.00 TIME SIGNAL VIRTUOSO-

"Eostropovich ('cello)."

2.30 HAL SHUTZ AT THE -- HAM- -

MOND ORGAN.

3.00 TIME BIGNAL, WE LIVE AND

LEARN.

3.38 C. P. MACGREGOR SHOW. 4.90 FOOTLIGHT FAVOURITES. 4.30 THE YOUNG IDEA. 5.00 TIME SIGNAL,

BOUND.

STIME SIGNAL,

NEWB FROM-

RADIO AUSTRALIA.

INTERLUDE. ༄ ་ ་

DMUNDO. BOS AND

CHESTRA÷

HIS

6.00 TIME SIGNAL,

43. THE ARCHERS.

ZFILM FOCUS.

COCKTAIL-TIME,

7.53. WEATHER÷REPORT.

8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS,

COMMENTARY.

8.15 TODAY.

WORLD THEATRE Real

wilde.

Husband -by

9.58 WEATHER REPORT.·

THE NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN. 14.15 NIGHTCAR-with Ted Thomas. 1433 WEATHER - KKPORT... 1190 TIME SIGNAL, BADIO NEWS ILIS INTERLUDE. 11.25 CRICKET - England -V

16.99 TIME SIGNAL,

South Africa, "The Fifth Test Match. Commentaries by Rex Alston, #John *** Arkti, F. B, Brown, Charles Fortuna · and E. W. Swanton on the 4th Day"■ Play

at the Oval ILY WEATHER* ZEPORT,

HEADLINES RADIO AUSTRALIA,

:1159 NEWS

12.00 Midnight: TIME.

CLOSE DOWN,

GOD

THE QUEEN.

FROM

SIGNAL,

Tuesday

RADIO AUSTRALIA. 6.10 INTERLUDE.

$15 EVENING STAR--Ande

too.

6.39 SPEAKING

L

A

¿

7.45 WEATHER REPORT. Morning - 6.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS FROM

Melody (cont'd).

7.55 WEATHER REPORT.

8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 8.10 PROGRAMME PARADE,

8.20 DIARY FOR TODAY, FRIDAY

FAVOURITES.

9.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS HEAD-

LINES.

Barbara Lawrence.

S

RADIO AUSTRALIA. 6.10 INTERLUDE, 6.15 THE ROOTS OF. JAZZ. 6.45 THE ARCHERS. 7.00 MUSIC

FROM HOLLAND— "At the Wooden Shoe." 7.15 TRIBUTE TO VALOUR. 7.45 SHORT MUSIC FOR LONG

DRINKS. 7.58 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, COMMENTARY 8.15 TODAY. 8.30 AT

HOMEWARD-

9.02. HOME

▸

TILL TEN

with

NEWS FROM

10.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS

REEL (Repeat). 10.15 RAY ELLINGTON

THE NEWS,

-

Shel-

TET.

10.30 THE WORLD AROUND 11.00 NETHERLANDS

QUAB-

US.. CHAMBER

MUSIC.

FOUR-with

11.30 SHOW BUSINESS. 12.00 Noon, CONCERTO.

1.00 p.m.

1

THE OPERA-"Faust" IN- Acts 4 and 5 (Gounod). TERLUDE-"From the Months Op. 37a" (Tchaikovsky); the Fireside. Carnival; Oborin (piano).

At Lev

DIARY

ÄMERICA--

GENERALLY- "Student's Guide Series." 6.45 THE ARCHERS.

7.00 JAZZ.

HALF

Robert Acheson:

*30 LETTER FROM

by Alistair Cooke. 7.15 THE KINGSTON TRIO.: 7.58 WEATHER REPORT. 8.90 TIME SIGNAL,

COMMENTARY,

8.15 TODAY.

THE NEWS,

8.30 FROM. THE CONCERT HALL

The Choralists, conducted by.

mccompanied by Frank Hung Evelyn Kwong, 4.00 RADIO HONGKONG. · SHORT STORY COMPETITION—"The Coroner Will be Critical" Gil Crowe, read by Ronald Straban

by

9.15. ARTISTS AT HOME, 9.30 THE .FOOD OF LOVE

Patricia Pear introduces some of the music prompted by romantic love the world over. * 9.38 WEATHER REPORT. SAVE

10.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN.

18.15 WEDNESDAY NIGHT PROM— introduced by Irene Yuen Symphony No. 6 in F major, (Beeth- "Pastoral") Op.

68

Or-

: oven); The Philadelphia

chestra con by Bruno Walter. 10.58 WEATHER REPORT.

1.00 2.1. TIME SIGNAL, BRIGHT 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS

AND EARLY-BA

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.

1.45 WEATHER REPORT, BRIGHT

AND EARLY—(Cont'd)..

158 WEATHER. REPORT.

100 TIME – SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 8.10 PROGRAMME PARADE. 339-DIARY FOR TODAY,

DAY'S TUNES.

TUES-

TIME BIGNAL, NEWB HEAD- LINES.

„HOME JA TILL

Timothy Birch,

TEN--with

19.00. TIME BIGNAL, RADIO NEWS

REEL(Repară)})}..

19.15 KURT MAIRB

AT THE

PIANO WITH RHYTHM AC- COMPANIMENT.

10.3 THE WORLD AROUND' us.

RADIO CONCERT

1180 TOUR

HALL

"I BAW. THE

START"-by

Lord Baden-Powell; The first of four talks by distinguished broadcasters of the past,

114S MUSIC FROM THE BALLET-

Suite from the "Ballet "Helen of Troy" (Offenbach).

12.15 p.m. MID

-

REEL

11JS AROUND THE

WORLD

IN

MUSIC “Hungaria. 11.43 WALTZ TIME, -11.57 WEATHER REPORT.

11.59 NEWS HEADLINES FROM

RADIO AUSTRALIA.

TIME SIGNAL, 12.00 Midnight.

GOD SAVE

CLOSE DOWN, THE QUEEN,

Thursday

7.00 am. TIME SIGNAL, MORNING

MUSIC.

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.

7.45 WEATHER RÉPOET,

7.47 MURNING MUSIC (Cont'd).

7.5% WEATHER REPORT..

8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 8.10 PROGRAMME PARADE. 1.29 DIARY FOR TODAY, BHYTHM

BENDEZVOUS.

-

TIME SIGNAL, FOR TODAY. 1.13 WEATHER REPORT. 1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 1.30 LETTER FROM

(Repeat).

1.45 COUNTRY CEILI.

AMERICA-

2.15 LONDON CALLING.

2.45 BILL MCG UFFIE QUARTET. 3.00 TIME SIGNAL,

AND LEARN.

WE

3.30 MUSIC AT TEA TIME. 4.00 GOING

PLACES

Michael Baldwin. 4.30 THE YOUNG, IDEA.

LAVE

9.58 WEATHER REPORT. 10.00 TIME SIGNAL,

THE NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN. 10.15 MY WORD-(Repeat). 10.45 ALFRED NEWMAN AND HIS

ORCHESTRA.

10.58 WEATHER REPORT.

11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

REEL.

11.15 HITS OF THE THIRTIES. 11.45 HILAIRE BELLOC: 11.57 WEATHER REPORT.

HEADLINES With 11.59 NEW8

RADIO AUSTRALIA. 12.00 Midnight. TIME

CLOSË DOWN, THE QUEEN.

5.00 TIME SIGNAL, HOMEWARD .

BOUND..:

REDIFFUSION

FROM

SIGNAL, GOD SAVE

FIRST INSTALMENT OF 'BAROMETER RISING"

Tony Hancock—'the' lad from Birmingham’— -once con- fessed that his earliest ambition was to be the sort of comedian who wore a white hat on the back of his head, rested one foot on the footlights, and told a series of smart, quick-fire funny stories.'

became Nothing could be further from he went West and the brand of comedy that has they heard—a cattle rencher. So

an him rapidly won

assured It was a surprise when he blew of place as one. the Britain's into town one day and announced of radio and that he'd come back to retire. He did settle down in ย way, he scandalised his brother

his and enthralled small nephew with his - yarns; Miss Mary and he also ́gave

reason to Anne Dillon every expect a certain declaration. Then' he up and married his brother's house-keeper, 'who blue- won his heart with her berry muffins.

top funny men television.

In HANCOCK'S HALF-HOUR though

be to trying. Tony is always smart, but his confident manner to hide the is merely a cloak certainty that something will go wrong-and of course it always does.

was. full PRAYERS- 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS HEAD-

by The Rev. H. W. Spillett. 12.30 APERITIF.

19 TOE SIGNAL, DIARY FOR

TODAY,

1.13 WEATHER EXPORT.

1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 1.30 THE VERA LÝNN SHOW.

TIME -- SIGNAL WOMAN'S SWORLD.

2.39 ARTISTRY IN RHYTHM. 100 TIME SIGNAL, WE LIVE

AND LEARN.

3. HENRY WOOD PROMENADE

CONCERT

Shostakovich).

(Goossens and

THE YOUNG IDEA.

TIME SIGNAL, HOMÉWARD BOUND.

5.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS FROM

RADIO AUSTRALIA.

4.10 INTFELUDE.

6.15 LA DEMI HEURE FRANÇAISE.

64 THE ARCHERS",

7.90 LUCKY DIP.

79 WEATHER REPORT.

L00 TIME SIGNAL,

BME COMMENTARY,

8.15. TODAY.A

THE NEWS,

2.39 MUSIC MAGAZINE.

COLUMN”—by David

LINES.

9.02 HUME

It could be said that for Tony

of the coud to sand

On TEN-with pitfalls in the literal senso.

This first appearance on the stage 18.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS be tripped and fell flat on his

STILL Michael Bulmer.

BEEL(Repeat)..

10.13 THE THREE - BUNS,

1130

: face! Later at another theatre ho. fell over the footlights and took 10.30 THE WORLD AROUND US.

dive Into THE LYONS— an unpremediatated 1100 LIFE WITH

(Repeat Series).

the orchestra pit and on yet CONCERT COD MORNING

Con- another occasion on the way to certo for Strings and tunuo in D.(Albinoni); Phillipe one of the many troop shows in Lamacque (violin): Denyse which he took part, he went back

and (harpsichord

to the motor-coach for his props Slavonic

Dances

and, in the blackout, fell into a PRAYERS— static water tank. ber: The Rev. Father B. W. Gallegter S. J.

Gouarne

Organ); (Dvordic).

12.15 p.m. MÍD DAY

12.36 BANDBOX.

After experience of all kinds -in show business, including` a

- 1.00 - TIME - SIGNAL, DIARY: FOR sesson at London's famous Wind-

TODAY.

1.13 WEATHER REPORT.

the

mill-Theatre, Tony appeared in BBC programma Variety Bandbox In 1949. The listening

Immediately WOMAN'S public

recognised

1:15 TIME. SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 1.30 SING IT AGAİN-(Repeat). 200 TIME; SIGNAL,

WORLD.

* 2.30 · ENCORE.

3.00 TIME SIGNAL

THE

GERMAN

FIFTH

AND LEARN,

Wood-

3.30 TEA DANCE.

ward

RECITALS FROM THE CHESTRA Alfred -

Florynsk

(trombone) accompanied Joesphine Lee (piano),

OR-

by

943 "FIRST: MEETING"Sir John

Głush and D A. L. Rowse. WEATHER REPORT.

THE NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN. 315 STRING ALONG WITH BILL

with Bu Dorward.

18.00-TIMR. BIGNAL

16.IS. WEATHER REPORT.

„TIME. SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS

ILIS INTERLUDE.

V. South Afrion, whe Fifth Test Match. 1JY: WEATHKË. REPORTVE.

NEWS ---HRADLINES

FROM RADIO AUSTRALIA.

ILE CRICKET-England

22.00 –Midnight.

TIMER

CLOSE_DOWN,

GOD

SIGNAL

BAYE

THE QUEEN.

ay

TIME SIGNALA RISING MINOTES, 7.15 NEWB SUMMARY, RISING

NOTES Cont'd), **

REPORT

7.3 WEATHER REPORT

3.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE.NEWS. 8.10, PROGRAMME-PARADE.

IM DIARY FOR TODAYNA MID

-WEEK MELODIES.

TIME SIGNAL, NEWS. HE/

LINKS

DE`TILL TÈN--with David FIME SKINAL, RADIO NEWB

BL-(Repeat).*

ERLUDE, FOR MUSIC.

WORLD ABOUND: US:

IGHTS., FROM

WE LIVE

4.00 FILM FOCUS-(Repeat). 430 THE YOUNG IDEA. SDO TIME SIGNAL, HOMEWARD

BOUND.

6.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS FROM

RADIO AUSTRALIA.

6.10 INTERLUDE,

415 PORTUGUESE HALF HOUR—

presented by Luiz Nery. 4.43 THE ARCHERS.

10 HONGKONG HIT - PARADE. 750 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL,

COMMENTARY.

·8.15 TODAY.

THE NEWS,

the tragicomic appeal of the little ́ man who, with the best inten- tions can only progress from disaster to disaster in the strug- ale with a life which is against him.

In the

latest

·HANCOCK'S

HALF-HOUR series, his old as-- sociates South African Sidney James and Australlan Bill Karr do little to alleviate the adven- tures designed for the unfor -tunate Hancock by script: writers. Alan Simpson and Ray Galton.

·

Today

11.00 a.m. COFFEE BREAK. 11.30 FAMOUS JURY TRIALS. 12.09 - Noon THE. BILL SNYDER

INTO

QUINTET.

JOURNEY 12.15 p.m.

MELODY. 12.43 PIANO PLAYTIME.

1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY.

1.15 NEWS AND WEATHER RE-

PORT.

1.30 AFTERNOON CONCERT. 2.00 SATURDAY REQUESTS. 3.00 WEEKEND POT POURRL. 3.30 CRIME FIGHTERS,

4.00 MUSIC FROM THE MOVIES. 4.30 TEA DANCE-Popular ·dance.

music.

5.00 HILL BILLY HAYRIDE, 5.30 DELTA CITY JAZZ, 6.00 A YOUNG PEOPLE'S FORUM

ON BOOKS.

4.30 THE MUSIC SHOP. 7.00 PLACES AND PEOPLE

Presented by John Grant. 7.30 EDMUNDO ROS AND

* ORCHESTRA. 8.00 BBC NEWS.

EIS

2.09 - WEATHER FORECAST. 8.10 ENTERTAINMENT ROUND

UP.

HIS

8.15 MUSIC IN THE - AIR.. 8.30 TED HEATH AND MUSIC -BBCTS. 9.00. SHRIRO HIT PARADE. 9.38 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS AND

ANNIVERSARIES.

9.35-BBC JAZZ CLUB.

Hancock's half-hour can be 10.00 NOM DE PLUMS.. 3.30 THE OLYMPIC · CHALLENGE

-Max Robertson: talks to heard on Wednesday nights at 10.30. REDIFFUSION'S athletes and officials through nine o'clock. -out the Commonwealth with

one

rozen

Monday,

PARTY.

PRESS

* 11.80 STOP Rediffusion

Hnes.

DANOR

7.30 RUMPUS TIME

-To-Twenty

Featuring

The Ten-

Club Rock Show.

Barry Yaneza's

Combo with guest stars. Host:

Ron Ross.

8.00 BBC NEWS.

8.09 WEATHER FORECAST. 8.10 ANNOUNCEMENTS

INTERLUDE,

8.15 STRING SERENADE —

AND

Played

by Alfredo Antonini and his Orchestra.

2.30 RENDEZVOUS WITH BAY

Host: Ray Cordeiro. 9.00 TREASURE

With

QUIZ CHEST over $750 worth of Compere:

prizes to be won.

Mike Ellery.

9.30 TODAY'S BRIRTHDAYS

ANNIVERSARIES..

AND

9.35 SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY ----

Light music. 10.00 G0OON SHOW "The Mountaia Eaters." starring Peter Sellers, Harry

and Secombe

Spike Milligan.

10.30 MELODIES AND MEMORIES. 11.00 STOP PRESS - News head-

lines.

11.05 A DATE IN DREMLAND

Light music.

12.00 Midnight.

"GOD SAVE THR QUEEN"-Close Down.

Monday

7.00 a.m. MUSICAL CLOCK. 7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.

7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER FORE-

CAST.

810 TOP OF THE MORNING. 9.00 NEWS HEADLINES. 9.02 TOP- OF

Continued

10.00 REMEMBER

THE

MORNING →

THESE? -

Melodies for reminiscing.

10.30 SECOND SPRING — True life story of Christine Harding. 10.45 THE WEARVERS. 11.00 COFFEE BREAK.

1130 RECITAL.

11.43 "BAROMETER RISING" - A story of Halifax, Nova Scotia, during the First World War. 12.15 p.m. LOCAL GOLD RATE.

ACCENT · ON THE AC- CORDION. 12.30 THE MIDDAY CONCERT,

1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY. 1.15 NEWS

PORT.

AND WEATHER RE-

1.30 TED HEATH AND

MUSIC.

HIS

2.00 MELODY TIME-Light music. 4.00 DOROTHY CARLESS SHOW. 4.13 TEA DANCE.

4.45

OPERATION MOON SATEL..

LITE.

5.00 CHILDREN'S

CORNER

"Stories Of The Kingdom". Presented by Auntie Mary. 5.30. LAWRENCE WELK AND HIS

ORCHESTRA,

6.00 MONDAY REQUESTS. 6.30 WALTZ TIME,

6.45 THE ARCHERS.

7.00 VOICE OF SPORT.

7.15 THE LIBERACE SHOW.

7.45 HERE COMES O'MALLET.

8,00 BBC NEWS.

8.09 WEATHER FORECAST. 2.10 ANNOUNCEMENTS

INTERLUDE.

AND

the

8.15 THIRTY TO ONE--Presenting the musical choice of Peachey. fimity of Sunning Road, Hongkong.

8.45 TALK - "Seven Days Before

The Mast."

9.00 OFF THE RECORD — Latest releases reviewed by Ron Ross.

AND

8.30 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

ANNIVERSARIES.

· 9.35 JUKE BOX-Operated by Mike

Ellery.

19.15 CBC

PRESENTS

PLAYHOUS.

"The Time Uncle Pete Retired," a comedy by Harry J. Boyle.

10.45 AN INTERLUDE WITH YVES

MONTAND.

11.00 STOP PRESS

lines.

News head-

11.03 A DATE IN DREAMLAND, 12.00 Midnight. “GOD SAVE THE

QUEEN"-Close Down.

Tuesday

7.00 a.m. MUSICAL CLOCK. 7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.

7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK—Continued. 100 NEWS AND WEATHER FORR-

CAST.

110 TOP OF THE MORNING. 9.00 NEWS HEADLINES. 9.02.TOP OF THE MORNING

Contined.

News Head- 18.00 ANNOUNCER'S CHOICE.

18.30 SECOND SPRING -- True Hés

story of Christine Harding. 10.45 DEẢN MARTIN. 11.00 COFFEE BREAK. 11.30 RECITAL.

Sunday

common interest the On Olympic Games, dus. to start presents the first of five £1.05 DANCE PARTY --- Continued. this week in Rome..

of Instalmenti

"Barometer 12.00 Midnight. "GOD SAVE THE '9.00 MUSIC LOVERS' HOUR--

QUEEN-Close Down. novel by Hugh Rising," presented by - Irene • Yuen: Sonata No. in F major, Op. MacLennan, wa adapted for. 1 No. 11 for Recorder and Con; broadcasting by Rita Greer. Hmo (Handel); Preluule- and

"Barometer Rising" is a story. Figgan No. 3 in C. fiato: Gefrore

of Halifax, Nova: Scotia, düring. Buy (Bensure the first World Wars Then, "as "bed); (Franz Schubert); "Piano In the second war, it was one.

· Quintet * ("The Trout")" in major Op. 114 ́(Schubert); 9.55 WEATHER REPORT. 10.99 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS,

NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN.

ARE FUNNY- 18.45. COOL AND QUIET 16.58 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, BADIO NEWS

18.13 PEOPLE

- REEL;

WORTH-read

...

across

7.00 a.im. SUNDAY SERENADE.

7,45 KEYBOARD RHYTHM.

the 3 BAWAHAN MUSIC.

of the ́greatest' convoy-bases. 7.30 THE SUNDSHINE BOYS, for the Allies,' Ships assembled there to carry men and supplies.

the Atlantic. At same time others were bringing - back the wounded. from the battle-fields of France.

Among the arrivals, 28

11.15 TWO POEMS BY WORDS- story opene, is Nell Maoram.

by Anthony - has been reported THE PHILHARMONIA ·

CHESTRA,

OB-

11.57 WRATHER REPORT. 11.52 NEWB ROADLINES FROM

„RADIO- AUSTRALIA.. 12.00 Midnight, TINE.

CLOSE DOWN, -GOD THE QUEEN:

3.00 NKWS, SPORTS RESULTS &

WEATHER FORECAST. .9.15 STRINGS ON PARADE. 9.30 FORCES FAVOURITES. 19.30 -MARCHING AND WALTZING. the. 11.9% MOVIS MAGAZINE (repeat). He - 11.30 VICTOR SILVESTER AND HIS

ORCHESTRA.

.in

12.00 Noon. -MY・ WORD —– A BBC

Panel: Game.

230 SUNDAY CONCERT —

11.45 PROGRESSIVE JAZZ →

Presented by Ray Cordeiro,

· 12.15 pm MARKET REPORT. HAB- :

MONICA HIGHLIGHTS.

Music

·

killed action while under m ́chargë of desertion.

· 12.30. p.m. BOX OFFICE DRAW.

NEWS The main theme of the novel. 1.13. WEATHER -- REPORT,

AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE. Macrae's return and his.

MENTS. SIGNAL, search for the one man - who... 11.30 - FAMILY - FORUM — Presented

BAVE

can prove he was not a coward. - by Tony Myatt.-

The climax la provided by something beyond human can- trol, in which people's problema- are, wither solved de obliterated.j

This week: CBC Theatre, pre- sents "The Time Uncle Peta Retired," a comedy of Rural,- Ontario by Harry J. Boyla.

“Unčlo stafő, familly In Ontario. t'd); "hadn't heard much of him since

of the › masters. 3.38–. YOU'VE. ASKED FOR IN

Mice, Hilery, enswetz: YOUT, ? quests, Î ́HUAR A RHAPSODY. 100÷TRA” DAKES.- 531, THE, GUITAR. CLUB,S

600 MUHIG, OF, MANHATTAN.. €96. EVEN- SONG=Church „Servios. 1.90. MUSIC.FOR. YOUNG PEOPL

sbed-by: Fr T. F. Byan,

12.30 APERITIF.

1.00 DIARY FOR

1.15 NEWS AND

PORT.

TODAT.

WEATHER BE-

1.29 VEBA LYNN SHOW. 2.00 MELODY TIME.

4.00 FELIX KING ORCHESTRA. 4.15 TEA DANCE,

4.45 OPERATION MOON * SATEL-

5.00 CHILDREN'S . C OR NIE -

Presented by Auntie Mary, 5.30 SERENATA Sweet muda played by Reginald Leopold with the Sidney Torch Strings. 4.00 TUESDAY REQUESTS. 8.30 SMALL AND SWEET. - 6.45 THE ARCHERS.

7.00 MUSIC IN MINIATURE — A

half-hour quiet

for serlott

music lovers.

7.38 RAY ELLINGTON

QUARTET.

AND HIS

7.45 HERE COMES O'MALLEY, 100 BBC NEWS. *

8.99 WEATHER FORECAST.

8.10 · ANNOUNCEMENTS INTERLUDE.-L

SiS FEEDS WARING

PENNSYLVANIANS,

AN

1.38 ɔMOVIR MAGAZINE. 3.90, STARS.ON.WINGS-Compers:

Neville Powley. TODATE. BIRTHDAYS ANNIVERSARIES,A TERE: BOOM- EIGI LATE DATE-WIR - Ron