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TO-DAY'S WIRELESS

PROGRAMME.

BROADCAST BY Z.B.W. ON

355 METRES.

11 to 11.30 am-Stock quotations. 11.30 a.m.--Chitose programme;" 12.30 pt.-European programme, 1. p.m.-Local time and weather

report.

1.30 p.m.Rugby Press news, mail

notice, etc.

2 p.m.-Close down.

7

6 to 7 p.ui-Ohinese programme.

to 10,30 p.m.-European pro gramme of Victor records sup plied by Messrs. Thang Fook Piano Co

7pm-Stock quotations, 7.09 to 7.4 p.m.

Band Selections.

His, Honour, the Mayor" (Mao

kay).International Band.

Dress Parade" (arr. Enriquez).

International Band--21182. 14.Don

Jusa "

(Mozart).-Victor Band. "May Pole Dance" (Burchenal).- Victor Band.-20990, * Gladiator's Farewell" Blanken burg). National Military Band.

"Bella of Saint Malo " (Rimmer). National. Military Band- V-13.

7.94 to 7.45 p.m.-

41

Organ Belos.

My Angel"

(Pollack-Rapec).-

Jesse Crawford.

Out of the Dawn (Donaldson).

-Jesse Crawford. 21630, "Among My Souvenirs" (Leslie Nicholla)-Jesse Crawford. "Diano" (Rapee-Pollack). Jesse

Crawford. 21448. "Kng for a Day. (Lowis-Young

Florito)-Jesse Crawford.*.** Jeannine I Dream of Lilac Time" (Gilbert-Shilkret)-Jesse Craw-

ford.-21681,

8 p.m.-Local time and weather

report

7.45 to 8.30 p.m.~~~:..

A Ooncert.

Violin Solo-"Tambourin Chi- noia" (Kreisler)-Frita. Kreis. ler. Violin Solo "Thais -Modits

tion" (Massenet).-Fritz Kreis- ler.-3844,

Song "Solveig's Song" (Greig) Madam Amelita, Galli-Curci (Soprano).

Song-Lo, Here the Geatle Lark" (Bishop). --Madam

Amelita Galli Curci (Soprano). -0924.

Piano Solo" Prolado in a A Flat Major" (Chopin),-Ignace Jaa Paderewski.

Piano Solo "Prelude in D Flat" (Chopin)-Ignace Jap Pade. rewski-6847.

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Song- Voice of the Night" (Lardini-Curtis). Beniamine 'Gigli (Tenor), Song- Santa Lucia, I Long for You" (Mario). Beniamino Gigli (Tenor)-8925.

Violin Solo-"Serenade in G

Major"

(Arensky). - Mischa Elman. Violin Solo"Minuet in G, No g" (Beethoven-Mischa Eiman. --1434..

8.30 to 9:05 p.m.

Orchestral,

Tales from the Vineann Woode-"! (Strauss)-Marók Weber and bis Orch.-20915,, ⠀⠀ "The Bat"-Belection (Strauss).- Marck Weber and his Orch.- 91020.

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"A Night in Venice-Overture.

(Strauss).Stats' Orch.-21085. "Light Cavalry "-Overture (von

Suppe). Victor Symphony, Orch.--21931. STAN

"La Golondrina" (The Swatow)

· (Serradell); Victor Balon Orah.

"Apache · Dance" (Offenbach), Victor Salon Orch.-91055,

0.05 to 0.49 p.m.

Variety.

Piano Solo Doll Dance.

Pauline Alpert. Plano Solo "Dancing Tam

bourine." Pauline Alpert.-.

259.

"Dawn, in An Old World: Gir- den-Nightingales.” — Actually "recorded in Bentrien-Harrison'g' |_ Garden," "," - Oxted,......... England ----

50908

Orchestral- Where is the Song"

of Songs for Me Johnny, Hamp'a Kentucky Serenaders,

21938)

GAVE LIFE FOR SON.

CROYDON LAWYER'S SLIP TO

DEATH IN ALPS.

Geneva,--Mr. Arthur Clifford Fountaine, a lawyer, of Woodberry, Melville-avenue, South Croydon," has been killed while making the ascent of the Grand Pavé (more than 10,000ft. high), near Fionnay, in company with his son Dennis, & law student, aged 24.

Mr. Fountaine, who was d years of age, and his son lott Fion- nay at 7 o'clock one morning in good weather and reached Pannoflórs hut about 14 o'clock.

Continuing up

a steep slope covered with snow, the son lost his footing and slid back

His father, who had been in front, hastened to chin, assistance, but slipped, and rolling down the treacherous slope, struck his head against a projecting rock.

Young Mr. Fountaine, who was himself unhurt, managed to reach his father, but found him dead. He attached the body to the rock by means of the rope and went for help. The body was later brought down to Fionany,

'GUARDS FIRE ON

FISHERMEN.

INCIDENT ON THE RHINE.

Strassburg, July 6.—Two. Alsatian Babermen were shot it by German Customs "guards and one seriously wounded педр the Strassburg suburb Wangenau last night. The boat of the two had been carried by a strong current towards the German bank of the Rhine, where' the Customs guards, challenged it in the belief that the two inmates of the boat were smugglers. When the two fishermen ignored the challenge, the guarda opened fire.

The Press describes the incident da" regrettable, even though it admits that the guards acted se cording to their instructions. The man who had escaped injury con- firmed that the Germans had re- peatedly challenged them, though ho strenuously denied that they had been on a smuggling expedition.

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Humorous Song-Blue Yodel."! -Jimmy Rodgers with Guitar. 21142 Instrumental My Song of the Nile."--Giulietta Morino (Vio- linist). Instrumental "Pagan

Song."-Giulietta Morino (Vio- linist)-V-33. Quintette."The. Shepherd's Serenade."-Victoria Quintette. Quintette Neapolitan Seren- ale."-Victoria. Quintette.

Love.

V-39X Trio-"Oriental One-Stop"

Fomeen Trio Accordions Rapsody in Blue -Excerpts"-Femoen Brothers.

V-5.

.0.49 to 10.29 p.m.

Instrumental,

Violin Sold-" Doina (Rou- manian Tale).–Lazaros Con- 'stantine.

21175.

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· ILLNESS IN THE

TROPICS.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ROSS INSTITUTE,

COST OF MALARIA DETAILED.

annual cost of sickness and death building of the company's dam at attributable to malaria in the Bri-Chenderoh had never bean surpass

had never

{tish Empire alone at from 30 to 60 million Pounds, and the world death rate from malaria at....two millions a year.

ed in

any construction schone in any tropical climate, and proved what could be done to keep people healthy when engaged in large en- ginearing works in the tropics.

In addition there was a vast loss from diminished industrial efficien- oy. In Malaya, the cost of produe- tion of malarial estate was 25 perseng

By way of interesting layanen in

cent. higher that on those on.

on which the problem, courses demonstrating malaria had been controlled. In | practical aspects of mosquito and West Africa, the revenues must pro-malaria control have been arranged vide for double the British staff at the Rose Institute, and have been required for the efficient conduct of well attended by planters. In au administration, because in addition

appendix to the Report entitled The Result of Malaria Prevention on a Rubber Estats in the Malay

Valuable Dats

| Peninsula" interesting! statistics

appear through a comparison of

I conditions in 1011 and in 1923; the Gest|number of deaths fell from 202 to

The annual report for 1830 of the Ross Institute and Hospital for Violin Solo "Roumanian Gypsy Tropical Diseases contains some ex Song."-Lazaros Constantine-tremely interesting information in connection with the splendid work Piano Solo-"On the Banks of which is being carried on in Lon-to normal leato absence, deficiencies due to invalidings, extensions of the Danube (Kuruce)-John don year by your.”

leave from ill-health and local ab Kuruce12.4

The year has been remarkable for sence from daty for the same cause Trio-Down in the Forest the large number of visitors to the had to be rockoned with.

Institute from all

parts of the world, showing the interest taken Accordion Solo — “ Rigoletto in the work of the different depart | Data of great scientific and prao-to 2, and a bospital whis

Quartette (Verdi)-Pistro, ments. In the Department of tical value was being accumulated | overňowing in 1911 was empty in Accordion Solo - Mignor-En- Tropical Medicine and Dermato as a result of Sir Malcolm Watson's 1923.

tr'acte Gavoite"! (Thoums, arr.logy researches have been made in jinvestigations into the malarial - During the your under review. Doiro)-PietroV-19.

a number of "minor diseases and lit-problem in the Rhodesian mines. Dr. J. A. Show-Mackenzie continu- tle-known ailments which, though Mr. C. R. Harrison has been sent ed, his researches at the Institute not usually grave, can cause a great out by the Institute to organize on the blood in Cancer, and further deal of discomfort; some of them anti-malarial work on the new Zam-investigations had been continued have never been described before, besi Bridge site: and on the railway on natural and acquired immuniz and they include climatic diseases, which guns from the Zambesi Rivertion in this disenso. Solo —“ Fairy Tale" fovers, internal diseases, and dis- to Lake Nyan (Medtner)-Benno Moussivateli.enses of the organs of special sense, Piano Solo Suggestion Dia of the skin" and of the hair.

bolique” (Prokofieff) Beano

Violin Solo—“ A Dream" (Cory

Bartlett)-Renee Chemet.

Violin, Solo→ Macushla" (Kowe Mae Murrough, arr. Champet)

Rones Chomet.—1442. ;

Pinno

(Continued oa nere Column:) 10:30

In Maloya, the Dopartment has

kopt in close touch with the malaria Powert control sohome of the Perak Hydro Small Rudders away great Ships, -Malaria Department,"

Electric Power Co., Ltd Iargely but they must be content to take Rugby mid-day: Presi

The Malaria De iment has pro- pared a special note on the "Costing to antimalarial work, thole hlodnost, place and, answer the Close down,

of Malarin

direct health record established over the Helmsman's touch.

(mating

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