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2.51 WRATZER REPORT. 3.99 TONER FIGNAL, THE NEWS,.

NEWÈ ABOUT BRITAIN.

GILL 9.15 THE BANKIN

(Bepest of November's Brand - cast by popular request), 9.35 RACING RESULTS BY

whitebead 18.00 SONATA-Plano Sonata No. 27

in 2 Minor, Op. 30 Beethoven; - Willeba Kempa (Piano); for Guitar, Vialia. Quartet Viola, Callo (Haydn);

Sonata

Na 24, in A. Op. 101 (Beeth- Schnabel Arthur

LA TINE SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS........”

1.M

"Macbeth" (Act 4); Bort REDIFFUSION

hatte. Cavatina: armani, in- volami "Ernani" (Act 1),

LIVE

LEARN--- AND alking About Music" intro-

by Joan Amis. 2.38 DAVID ROSE AND HIS ÖR-

CHESTRA

454 FILM Focus-{Repeat). LES THE YOUNG IDEA. SM TINA SIGNAL, HOMEWARD

BOUND.

LH THE SIGNAL, NEWS FROM

RADIO AUSTRALIA.

OVER HALF HOUR- Yourled by Don Carlos..

ARCHERS.

151 WRATHER REPORT. IN YIKE BIGNAL, THE NEWS,

COMMENTARY.

lived for 'mukte, i fred för Milanoy Törnance) → Zinka (30p-): Tosca” -- Act 3 -- 1 hacovas le - stolje (The stars were, abining)-Tumi Bjoerling (tester}}\\#adama Butterfly" Art säädfio, faritò Kali (Paren well, my bower of biomomslan - Renato Capecchi -(Bari.) Jan. Perfer (tenor); "Maogma Et* tersen wiór muais (Death of Balterfy)—Liela. Albmese- (909). Jan Perta (Tenor); (Verdi) :"A Matzed BiM AL 8 Recit: Porto -14° sogtin stiinte (Maybe its has tesesed her none) APIE ME se m'e toza perdert! (If I am forced to loss.

(Lesar): you)--Jan (Verdi)=\"Alza" Art 4" "Töinb Beene: La tatal pištra (The estal stone): ILAS TRANS-ANTARCTICA

- The story of the Commonwealth Tre ́s-Antarctic Expedition told CANELİLİGHT-Presented by

by the leader. Sir Vivian Pime's JohnSTAN.

Fuchs, and the Men who medo WEATHER EXPORT,

it. WE MEADLINES FROM 12.45 PIR TYROLEAN. BOUNDS.

1.00 TIME SIGNAL – DIARY - FOR SIGNAL, -

TODAY. CLORE DOWN-God Save „The

LE TIKE SIGNAL, THE NEWS. ABCHIE 1.38 -ZDECATING

*(Tegent). 2.06 ENCORE-La Dulci Jublio (arr. Pearsall, edit: Parratz): Waltz Scene-Frem ““Internézto") (Richard Strauss); O dh Liebs 1933 WEATHER REPORT.

15 MARK AFTER DARK. Angeli (Swiss FOR borur)

1168 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS- Gatzli Sms Folk Song:

BETL Paro and Circumstance March 11.13 TER GOLDEN WEST. Op. 39, No. 1 (Zigar);, A TUG- chella (Tegli); Ich Liebe Dich 11.30 MOONLIGHT AND STRINGS. (Grieg Op. 5 No. 3) Timyard :11.57 WEATHER REPORT.

HEADLINKS Song Op. et No. 3 (Greg): 1159 NEWS When.ce 14 that goodly

RADIO AUSTRALIA. fragranes (ft. Kittón).

- 12.08 Midnight TIME

SIGNAL CLOSE DOWN-God Save The Queen.

TIME SIGNAL, ERIGHT

NEWE SUIARY. BEPSSLY AND HARLY.

TM WEATHER REPORT

AND LARLY.

IN WEATHER ZIPORT.

** TINKERSIONAL THE NEWS.

PROGRAMLIK PARĀDE.

A TODAY, TUES-

DAY'S TUNES.

SIGNAL, NEWS HEAD.

TILL TEX-with

Michael Bulmer.

2.30 BING SOMETHING SIMPLE-

(Bebeat).

1.18

WE LIVE AND LEARN-No. 14 "The Roma Plays," intro- duced by C.J. Sison, with Panféla Brewn and Alec

C. P. MACGREGOR KHÓW. BEHIND THE FOOTLIGHTSTM- Commited by Alleen Woods. 4.38 THE YOUNG IDEA---Presented

by Pamela

1939 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS - 4.00

TEEL (Rupert).

FOUR - THE

16.13 PRESENTING

QUALANIS.

13 THE WORLD AROUND CS-

End of the Road to Nowhare". by Colin Free.

119 YOUR RADIO CONCERT HALL Donald Voorhees and Jose Iturbi

11.30. FOOD OF LOVE-Patricia Pena Atroduces music prompted by love the world ever (Repeat series).

12.00 Noca THE ACCORDION AND

JOHNNE METEOR.

12.13.

12.39

MID DAY

PRAYERS—

by Rav. 1. W. Foster. MODERN JALg presented by Ray Cordeiro.

18 THE SIGNAL, DIARY FOR

TODAY.

1.13 WEATHER report.

1.15 TIME EIGNAL, THE NEWS. * MUSIC FROM THE FILMS.. compiled by Alleen Woods.

2.00 TOER JE SIGNAL, WOMAN'S

WOELD.

ARTISTRY IN RHYTHM. WE LIVE AND LEARN *The Future of Man" by P. B. Medawar, No. 1 "The Meaning .of Fitnei.**

13 LUCERNE

BYRINGS

FESTIVAL

THE YOUNG IDEA-présented

by Panels.

5.00 HOMEWARD BOUND.

UN-TONE SIGNAL NEWS FROM

5.19

AUSTRALIA.

TWILIGHT Hota.

$45 THE ARCHERS.

6.SE WEATHER REPORT.

7.30 TIME SIGNAL,

COMMENTARY.

5.00 HOMEWARD BOUND.

6.50

TIME SIGNAL, NEWS FROM RADIO AUSTRALIA. 6.14 MARTEN DENNY

BROADWAY.

VISITS

6.38 SPEAKING GENERALLY—(A

Brüth Counell Programme). GAS THE ARCHERS, 6.5 WEATHER REPORT. 7.68 TIME

BIGNAL, THE NEWS,

COMMENTAKY.

7.15 TODAY, 7.3 HUMPERKY

LITTELTON

AND HIS BAND.

FROM AMERICA— 8.00 LETTER

By Alistair Cooke. 8.13 PRIVATE LINE-A short

story by Robin Wood, read by Barbara Lott and Richard Hurdall

130 ENGLAN KETBOARD HUBIC -The Arst of two piano recitals by Frank Britten. 8.58 WEATHER REPORT.

3.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS,

NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN.

9.13 TAKE IT FROM HERE-WIN

9.45 AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MAR-

OOT

- Read by

7.13 TODAY—A dally newa mata- rine produced by Michael Page. 730 HONGKONG HIT PARADE

Presented by Michel Meredith 2.34. MOTORING MAGAZINE

Compiled and introduced by Timothe Birch. 151 WEATHER REPORT. 930 TIKE SIGNAL, THE NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN. 9.15 MUSIC LOYERS HQUE

Trene

· Op. 9 (Schumann); Jultu

Kitchen (Piano) Rosemunde, Op. 85 (Schube Ernest Angermet

Ramire

Friday

7.00 am TIME BIGNAL,

ING ALONG.

FROM

CONSIDER YOUR VERDICT' AND NEW QUIZ SHOW

Imagine an actuality broadcast of o gripping breach-of-

promise case....a murder......whose baby? Impossi ble! No station can place o microphone Inside court.

AMECHE SATURDAY NIGHT SHOW-Continued. 12.00 Midnight. "GOD SAVE

QUEEN." Close Down,

But here, in Rediffusion's new 1105 JIM programme "Consider Your Ver- diet, is an exact simulation of court room procedure. A dia tinguished former barrister is the judge.... trained lawyers appear as prosecuting or defence counsel....famous actors, act. tesses -- sometimes ordinary the witneRDS, people are plaintiffs, accused ........ witnesses. Ile shout w...breakdown. There are no scripts in “Consider Your Verdiet”—everyone ad liba as in real life. No one knows when a caté will end. That de- penda on the judge, the jury and the counsel.

Sunday

148 am BUNDAY SESENADE. 130 THR BUNSHINE BOYE, TAS KEYBOARD. KHYTHE,

2.00 WRATHER ·

FORECAST.

THE

Music by Maltby. 1.58 CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST. 1.59 NEWS, SPORTS KKJULTS

AND WEATHER FORECAST 9.13 "MUSIC FOR THE MORNING AFTER"--by Eina Popping. 8.38 FORCES FAVOURITES-Show

for the Forces. 18.30 HANCOCK'S HALF

(Repeat).

HOUR

"Consider Your Verdict" bringa a new breath-taking dimension 11.90 MORIE MAGAZINE (Repeat), to broadcasting.

Listen to this 1138 PIANO WORKS OF MOZART, great drama teries Monday IL through Friday at 9 o'clock over Rediffusion.

The team of Maurean Seymour,

the Ghost Voice of "Treasurs Chest Quiz", and Barry Haigh of "Spine and Needles" fame, will present the first programme of BREEZ- Rediffusion's new series "Ques

tion Mark" on Thursday at 7.15 pm.

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 7.29 BREEZING ALONG. 7.43 WEATHER REPORT. 7,47 BREEZING ALONG. 7.59 WEATHER REPORT. 1.09 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 8.10 PROGRAMME ́PARADE. 1.20 DIABY FOR TODAY,

DAY'S FAVOURITES. 9.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS HEAD- TEN-with

10.15

REETING

10.30

1100

FRI-.

An

“Question Mark” will feature puzzles to exercise the minds of listeners as well as provide en- tertainment. Listeners to "Ques tion Mark" will also have the opportunity of winning a ́eash prize of $50 every week if they are able to turn up with the correct answers.

Due to the scheduling of Ra- diffusion's new show "Consider Your Verdict", several popular new spots shows will occupy starting from this week.

LINES.

TILL 9.02 HOME

Barbara Lawrence. 10.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS- BLUE - THE STARS OF FRANCE, THE WORLD AROUND US "Victoria Patchwork" evocation of London during the reign of Queen Victoria.

CANADA- MUSIC FROM

Quartet No. 1 (J. Val-'

"Off The Record" will hence. Strand). String Quartet No. 1 forth be broadcast on Tuesdays

(B. Pentland).

at 7.15 pm. "The Jim Ameche 11.30 BIG BEN—THE - KING OF

CLOCKS-Written and pro- Show" will be heard on Thurs- duced by Alan Burgess. '

Omnibus Edition.

Noon OUT OF THE DARK ** 12.43 pm. ORCHESTRA

WEEK.

1.13 WEATHER REPORT,

OF THE

NEWS

AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCH. MENTS.

1.30 JIM ANECHE SHOW. 2.30 SUNDAY CONCERT.

1. YOU'VE ASKED FOR IT. 4D-ANDY BANELLA AND HIS

IMPERIAL HAWANANS. -443 POT-POURRI. 5.30 TEA DANCE.

5.45 TRACK TALK-Tips for To-

morrow's Races.

6.00 JOHNNY DANKWORTH AND

HIS ORCHESTRA. 6.30 MUSIC FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

-MUSIC OF OUR OWN DAY- Presented by Fr. T. F. Ryan, SJ. 1.09 BBC NEWS. 1.09 WEATHER FORECAST. 7.10 ANNOUNCEMENTS AND N.

TERLUDE.

7.13 LARRY

ALLEN

"Be My Cusz!”. 1.43 DOWN YOUR WAY. 8.15 ROMANTICA. 8.30 THE PRINCE

SAYS

OF PEACE -- Dramatisaties of the life and teaching of Christ "The Pre- sentation of Christ in the Tem- ple and the Massiere of the Innocents."

9.00 MUSIC FOR SWEETHEARTS. 9.30 TODAY'S' BIRTHDAYS AND

ANNIVERSARIES. 9.33 RAT'S A LAUGH

CERT.

Dick Beatler Jimmy Edwards 12.00 NO CATER FOConcerto days at 8 o'clock and "Music and June Whitfiek.

No. 1 in E Flat Major, Op. 11 Time" at 10.15 pm. "The Hong- 1005 31 (Richard Strauss); Waltzes from kong Hit Parade" will take over "Der Rosenkavaller" Op. 59 the 8.30 pm spot on Fridays, and Till Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks, Op. 23: Concerto No. 2 "Beyond in E Flat Major.

ASQUITH Gladys Young. 1100 EVENING STAB-Ziroduced

by Alleen Woods, 10.15 VINTAGE

The Vanishing RoomTM (Repeat Saries)

GOONS

--

THE NEWS, 1945 MORE ECHOES OF PARIS

Played by Gearge Feyer. 18.50 WEATHER REPORT. 1100 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS

T.IS TODAY. 7.30 WBO AND WHAT-A panel Time in which producer Cala vyn Hare tries to bame Judy 11.13 Stammers Ron Oliphant Rad Mark Brakes before they tee

MEDIEVAL SACRED MUSIC -The End of five programme (15th Century).

up ten questions. Question 11.45 ENGLISH SUITE NO. 4 N_F

Master: Ted Thomas.

FILM FOCUS.

SR REPORT.

ABOUT MUSIC.

3M TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS, NEW! ABOUT BRITAIN.

9.15 PROFESSIONAL PORTRAIT—

A series of feature programmes

PREM 24h the

work of O«

Tel ibe Hongkong Governa Written and pirated by Price. No. 1 "District

245 THE SUNDAY BOUND-The 18.00-CONTINENTAL

CABARIT-

presented by Tina Mickel МАБТЕР CLASS-7. Opera? Extract from Andrea Chenier- (Glardane).

18.50 WRATHER REPORT. - 119 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

REFL

JLIS JOHN RETJIMAN ---

about himself as a poet. 113 WALTZ TIME.

Talking

IL57, WEATHER REPORT. ILM NEWS · HEADLINES FROM

RADIO AUSTRALIA. 12.90′′ Midnight TIME

·BIGNAL, CLOBE DOWN-God Save The Queen

Wednesday

7.00 am. TIME SIGNAL,

NOTES:..

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.

129 RISING NOTES,..

7.8 WEATHER REPORT.

70 NING NOTES,

RISING

19 WEATHER REPORT. 1.30 TINE SIGNAL, THE NEWS.

LI PROGRAMME PARADE.

1. DICKY FOR TODAY, MID

WEEK MELODIES.

.99 TIME BIGNAL, NEWS HEAD-

LINES

HOME TILL TEN-With David Dunkerley.

18.90 THE SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS

REEL--(Repeat)

10.15 TEX VOICES AND THL

WEAVERA.

MAJOR (Bach)--Played br Alexander Borovsky (piano). 11.57 WEATHER REPORT. 1159 KEWB

HEADLINES FROM RADIO AUSTRALIA. 12.00 Midnight. TIME SIGNAL, CLOSE DOWN-God Save The Queen

Thursday

7.00 am TIME SIGNAL, UP WITH

THE BUN.

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.

7.20 UP WITH THE SUN-(Cont'd). 145 WEATHER REPORT.

147 UP WITH THE SUN—(Cont'd). 138 WEATHER REPORT.

2.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. £10 PROGRAMME PARADE

16 DIARY FOR TODAY, RHYTHM

RENDEZVOUS.

9. TIME SIGNAL, NEWS HEAD-

LINES.

9.02 HOME

TILL

John Carvall

TEN-with

18.09 TIME BIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

REEL Repeat).

18.15 THE Võick or PHIL HAR.

10.30

MIS.

THE WORLD

AROUND US- "The English Tongue" compiled with the advice. of Professor Simeon Potter. No. 1 "English in its Homeland.” 11.00 THUD AND

11.38

11.30 THE WORLD AROUND US-

Music for Everyone by 12.15 Father T. F. Ryan, ŚJ.

11# HIGHLIGHTS FROM OPERA 1834

1.00

pm TIME FOR TODAY.

SIGNAL

1.13 WEATHER REPORT.

DIARY.

1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 1.38 LETTER FROM AMERICA----- by Alistair Cooks (Repeat).

REMEMBEns-

1.45 X STAR

Ellaline Terriss 215 LONDON CALLING Philoso-

phy & Politics Today." 2.45 FASCINATING RHYTHM. 3.89 WE LIVE AND LEARN-

The

Naturalist No. 18 sonal Movements." by H

AMECHE POPS CON-

PRESS-News Head.

11.00 STOP

lines. Our Ken" will bo 1105 A DATE IN DREAMLAND.

"HOD 12.00 Midnight,

SAVE THE broadcast at 7.15 pm.

QUEEN." Close Down

SOCCER

South

Tomorrow. afternoon China, the defending first divi- sion league champions, will face the star studded Tung Wah side at the Hongkong Stadium. Tung Wah has dropped three valuable while the points this reason

"Frogs Toads and There champions have managed to win

"

Moore and Dr R. Maxwell all their games so far. This Savage: "Heat," No. 9 "How Animals Keep

Ward Henry Marshal.

TRENDS-presented

3.38 MODERN

by Colin Stuart (Repeat).

by match will be keenly contested right from the kick-off at 3.50 pm.

londay

7.00 MONDAY BERENADE.

8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER FORE-

CAST.

8.10 BREAKFAST BESSION. 9.00 NEWS HEADLINES.

9.02 TOP OF THE MORNING. 10.00 REMEMBER THESE; 10.30 SECOND SPRING.

10.45 8TU FOSTER SHOW. (Repeat). 11.00 COFFEE TIME.

11.30 OUT OF THE DARK.

4.00 PALACE OF VARIETIES--- Jock Bloan will be doing a 11.45 RECITAL.

An old time Mude Hall, pre- commentary on the second half 12.00 Neon SHOW TIME. sented by C. F. Meehan, in of this game at 4.20 pm.

collaboration with

Longstafle, who also

Ernest conducts

the BBC Variety Orchestra.

4.3 TÜR YOUNG IDEA-Presented

RACING

by Pamela.

BOUND,

5.00 TIME SIGNAL, HOMEWARD Two editions of "Track Talk”

6.00 TIME SIGNAL,

will be broadcast this week. The NEWS FROM first has been scheduled for to.

and the

RADIO AUSTRALIA.

6.10 RACING TIPS-By

Whitehead.

Ron morrow at 5.45 pm

4.15 JAZZ HALF HOUR-Presented second will be heard on Friday

by Robert Acheson.-

4.45 THE ARCHERS.

6.53 WEATHER REPORT.

1.00 TIME BIGNAL, THE NEWS.

COMMENTARY.

1.15 TODAY-A dally news maga. zine produced by Michael Page. 1.30 DO YOU REMEMBER-Intro-

duced by Aileen Woods. 1.09 INTERPRETATION

Eric

O'Neil Shaw compares recorded programmes by different must cians of well-known master- works.

8.30 THE

DOOMSDAT

BOOK-

A serial in eight episodes by J. MacLaren-Ross: Part 1 The Man Who Cannot Die" (AM only).

1.31 WEATHER REPORT (AM

only).

“KLUNDER—Part 7. "Ground Under Repair “

AT

LEVEL. MUSIC

MID A programme af popular clas- (Casse- sies: The Nutcracker Noisette) Op. 71 (Tehlikorsky); Emest Ansermet conducting L Orchestre De La SuissÜ Romance: Paganini Etudes: No. 10.13 TAKE

(Repeat). (Franz Liszt); Paganial Etudes: 18.45 THE WALTZES YOU SAVED No. 3 La Campanella (Fran

FOR ME.

9.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN—(AX only).

1 Andante Non Troppe

Jento

9.13 THE NAVY LARK—(AM only). $.45' PARIS STAR TIME—(AM

IT FROM HERE...

only).

REEL.

Chosen

by

2 11.13 A SELECTION OF POETRY—

and introduced Kingsley Amis. 11.30 OLD TIME BALLROOM. 11.57 WEATHER REPORT. 11.39 NEWS HEADLINES FROM

RADIO AUSTRALIA. 12.00 Midnight TIME SIGNAL

CLOAL DOWN-God Save The Queen.

Luxxt); Ruth Sieneryasics 18.58 WEATHER REPORT. (Piano); From my homeland i10 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS- (No. 2) (Smetana); Mazurka in

No. D Major. Op. 19, (Wieniawak!; Nathan Mihtein (Jolla) with Leon Parmers (Piano): "Alr: Where'er you walk (from "Semele").

DAY PRAYERS- pm MID

Rev. Father J. Foley, S. J.

ΒΟΣ. BAND

FOR -() accini) Ligners Lesesut" - 1.06 TIME SIGNAL, DIARY

TODAY. Act in quelle trine morbide 1. WEATHER REPORT. (In those embroidered laces)---

115 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. Licia Abacoss - (nog);

1.39 LUNCH TIME MUSIC. Boheme” Act 1–31 chiamano

SIGNAL, 2.00 TIME Mimi (My pirn is Mini)--Vide

WORLD. toria de los Angeles (sop.)

VIRTUOSO MARIA Jusal Roeling (tenor); "ZA Boheme Art 1 Duet: O SITO fanchilla - O Lovely maiden- Victoria de los Angeles (sp.) (tenor): Bjoerling Jussi "Tosca" Art 2—Vissi d'arte (I

*LA

2.38

WOMAN'S

CALLAS (BOPRANO)-(Verdi): Kel L'aresta Cavalina: Vieni!:

della

di

"MaebethTM fået 1): juce langue "Macbeth"

e (Act 2); Una macchia qui tuttora! (Sleep Walking Scene);

FM ONLY

(FM Only---from 8)

I. OPERETTA—The Mikado (Gil- bert and Sullivan); Act I (Part 1). Act I (Concl.). Act II (Part 1). Act II (Concl.).

at 6.00 pm.

Today

113 THE DENNIS DAY SHOW

(Repeat).

12.00 Nosa CHẾT ATKINS AND THE ANTTÄ KERB SINGERS. 12.15 pm BIG BAND SHOW.

1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY. 1.15 NEWS AND WEATHER RE-

PORT.

1.38 MUSIC SHOP.

2.00 SATURDAY TELEPHONE RE-

QUESTS.

3.00 CRIME FIGHTERS. 3.39 JIM AMECHE

CERT.

POPS

CON-.

4.39 TEA DANCE. 5.00 HILL BILLY HAYRIDE. 5.3 MUSIC BY MELACHRINO, 6.00 DATE IN HOLLYWOOD

Fisher Starring Eddie

Gloria De Haven. 6.30 DELTA CITY JAZZ. 7.00 BBC NEWS.

7.99 WEATHER FORECAST. 7.10 ENTERTAINMENT

and

FOUND

AND HIS

UP.

HEATH 7.13 TED

NUSIC. 7.43 THIRTY TO ONE-Presenting The Musical Choice Of The Mier Family Of Apt 2, 222 Prince Edward Road, 1st floor, Kowloon.

1.13 MUSIC IN THE AIR. 130 NOM DE PLUNK. 9.00 SURIRO BIT PARADE. 9.30 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS AND

ANNIVERSARIES.

9.13 MUSIC

FOM

MAXDI'S

Played by The Franco Trombetta Quartet and Featur ine Merle Harria 18.43 THE JIM AMECHE

SATUR.

DAY NIGHT SHOW. 11.00 STOP PRESS-News Headlines.

12.30 pm LOCAL GOLD RATE.

THE MELBA STORY peat).

-

(Re

:

1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY. 1.15 NEWS AND WEATHER EK-

PORT. 130 TED

MUSIC.

HEATH AND HIB

2.00 MELODY TIME. 4.00 DENNIS WILSON. 4.15 TEA DANCE.

445 OPERATION MOON BATEL-

LITE.

-

5.90 CHILDREN'S CORNER Pre-

sented by Auntie Mary. 5.30 LAWRENCE WELK AND HIS

ORCHESTRA,

6.00 VOICE OF SPORT. 6.13 MONDAY REQUESTS

sented by Tory Myatt. 6.43 THE ARCHERS. 7.00 BBC NEWS.

Pre-

7.09 WEATHER FORECAST. 7.19 ANNOUNCEMENTS AND IN-

TERLUDE.

7.13 THE LIBERACE SHOW. 7.45 STRING SERENADE 8.00 MY WORD-A BBC Panci

Game.

830 THIRTY TO ONE-Presenting the Musical Choice of ond family.

9.00 CONSIDER YOUR VERDICT-

Exciting Courtroom Dramas of front-page cases.

9.3 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

ANNIVERSARIES.

drew's.

AND

9.33 CBC PLAYHOUS8 PRESENTS

The

Legacy" by Lillian An-

10.03 SPINS AND NEEDLES-With

Barry Haigh.

11.00 STOP

lines.

PRESS-News Head-

11.03 A DATE IN DREAMLAND. 12.00 Midnight. "GOD SAVE THR

QUEEN". Close Dowa.

Tuesday

2.00 at MUSICAL CLOCK.

NEWS SUMMARY.

7.1

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

CAST.

8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION. 9.00 NIW'S HEADLINES. 9.41 TOP OF THE MORNING. 10.00 ANDRE KOSTELANETZ OR-

CHESTRA.