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WEEK-END RADIO PROGRAMMES

Broadcast By Z.B.W. On 355 Metres

SATURDAY

12:30 to 2.15 p.m.-European, re-

corded programme.

|1. p.31-Local time and weather

report.

1.30 pm-Reuter Press Bulletins.

"Rugby:Fres" news, etc.

315 pm-Close down...

4 to 7 pm-Chinese programme. 7pm to 12 midnight-European

programme.

7 to 7.30 p.m.-

Orchestral Music Hungarian Rhapsody No.

(List).

Eugen" Onegin-Walta. (Tchai-

kovsky),

Elegiac Melody (Grieg).... Coppella Ballet (Dellbes). Caprice Viennois (Kreisler). 7.30 to 1.45 pm-

Four Songs by Richard Crooks (Tenor)

1. O Song Divine.

2. My Song goes round the world. 3. I Love you so—“Merry Widow. ' 4. Kathleen Mavourneen. 7.45 to 8 pm,

The London Palladium Orchestra

The Forge in the Forest (are.

Lloyd).

Turkish Patrol (arr. Lloyd),' Everybody's Bings (arr, Geebl).

8 p.m.-Local time and weather re-

& port.

8.03 to 8.50 p.m.-

N'

Variety

Plano Solcs-Streamline-Selec-

tion.

Streamline The First. Waltı.—

Vivian. Ellis. Song-One Night

Love.

When the Robin Sings his Song again Gracie Fielda.“ Vocal-In the Shade of the old

Apple Tree..

I'm Walkin' the Chalk Line-

The Four Aces,

Organ Solos-One Kiss ("New, |

Moon"),"

Lover, Come back to me ("New

Moon"),--Reginald Foort. Song-There's no more you can

say--Turner Layton (Tenor), Vocal-The Object of my affec-

tton.The Boswell Sisters. Orchestra-Whistling Rufus.

Steamboat Bl

Vocal-Violet Loraine-Medley. 6.50 to a pá-"The Open Road"— A Hiking Medley (arr. Debroy Somers).

9 to 9.15 p.m.-

A Relay from Daventry Daventry News Bulletin

right by Reuter). 9.15 to 9.30 p.m.-

Σ Cover

Marche Militaire (Schubert).—¡ Ù1.15 ́p.m.—News in German on

Mischa Levitaki. Songs-Ex blinket

(Rubinstein), Liebesfeler

der Tau

(Weingartner).-

Mets Beinemeyer (Soprano).. Violin Solos La Plus"Que Lante

---Waltz“ (Debussy),'- Menuetto No. 1 and 2 (Bach); The Little Windmill (Cou- peřin),—Heifetz.- Songs---Confession-Tango,

La Cumparsita-Tango. — Tito "Schipa (Tenor).

Vocal Gems

Mercenary May (Youmans). Whoopee.

The New Moon (Romberg).. "Bolero" (Ravel): "Review of Revues." "Chauve-Souris."

2.30 p.m.-Close down. 4-7 pm-Chinese Programme. 7-10,30 p.m.-European Programme. 7-7.17 p.m. - The Lener String

Quartet.

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Quartet in D Minor-Andante.

Cantabile ("Death and Maiden") (Schubert).

the

Italian Serenade in G Major

(Hugo Wolf).

| 7.17-7.30 pm-A Recital by Char-

les Kullman (Tenor).

1. I Love Thee' (Grieg).

2. Still as the Night (Bohm),

3. Come back to Sorrento (de

Curtis),

»

4. Serenade (RET),

7,30-8 pm-Light Orchestral Mu-"

*** sic.

Ene Walser Redoute (Hulder-

brant).

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DJQ and DJE, IL30, p.m.-Current Events 11,40 p.m.—Dance Music, -- 1315 a.m.-News in English on DJQ and ly Dutch on DVB, 12.30 am-Close down DJQ, DJB

(Germ. Engi).

Sunday

9 p.m.-DJQ, DJB Announcement

(Germ., Engl)...

German Folk Song.

Programme Forecast (Germ.,

Engl.).

Highlights "of the Week's Pro-

gramme.

12

9.15 p.m.-Something for Sunday

Evening.

9.30 p.m.-Fairy Tale Time. 9.45 pm-News and Review of the Week in English on DJQ and in Dutch on DJB.

10 p.m.-Orchestral Concert. 11 p.m.-Topical Taik 11,15 p.m.-News and Review of the Week in German on DJQ and

DJB.

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Commkucing at 2.30 P.M.

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE

Comprising

Chesterfield Suites, Bed Boom and Dining Room Furniture, Glass "Cabinets and Bookesson, Deaka, Filing Cabinet, E. P. and Brac Ware, Glass and Porcelain Wars, Clocks and Urnaments, Linen, Car-

pets and Eugs, Pictures, Gramo phones and Records, Ice Cheata, 11.30 p.m.--Current Eventa

Electric Fans, Screens, Electric Tabla 11.40 pm. "Who ne'er did est his Lamps and Shades, etc., oto,

Bread with Tears. Scenes from the Life and Deeds of Queen Louise. In com- 'memoration of the 125th àn- ‚niversary”of her death.

12.15 am-News and Review of the f

Week in English on DJQ and in Dutch on DJB, 12.30 am.Close down DJQ, DJB

(Germ., Engl).

RADIO MANILA

Saturday

In a Fairy Realm Suite (Albert 6 p.m.-Cooking School of the Air,

W. Ketelbey)----

Marche Joyeuse (Chabrier)— Helena Walter (Offenbach Kongreb Walzer (Haymann)— 8 p.m.--Local Time & Weather Re-

#.port.

8.03-8.33 p.m.---A Relay of the Or- gan Recital by Lindsay Ladford, FRC.O.. (CHM) LRAM.. AR.CM. from St. John's Ca- thedral.

Programme.

1.` Fantasia in F Minor-Mozart. 2. Allegretto; Scherzo-Percy

Whitlock.

3. Intermezzo Lemare.

"Num

4. Chorale Prelude on

Komn der Helden Helland" Bach

$. Introduction and Passacaglia

in F Minor--Max Reger. (Copy-8.33-8.55 pm-Sonats in D Minor,

conducted by Miriam Hedrick.

6.30 p.m. Spanish · Informational

Period.

6.40 p.m.-English. Informational

.*

Period.

*6.55 p.m.-Stock quotations, through the courtesy of Bwan, Culbert- sön 'and. Fritz

7 p.m.--Radio Shopper. 7.15 pm--UP. Educational Pro-

gramine.15

1.30 pm-Manila City Hospital

Programme.

7.45 pm-Filipino Youth Hour, 8.15 pm-Ploneers of the Philip

pines

8.30 p.m. College

Harmonizers,

8.45 pm-Stock Quotations and

conducted by Kits Tablante.

Local Market Reports,

9 p.m.-Klim Dancing Party, spon- sored by Borden Company. manufacturers of Klim and Malted MIK midnight-Sight off,

A

Op.31, No.2 (Beethoven) played by Frederic Lamond (Plane-12 forte).

Instrumental Iterns

the Waterfront.-8.55-9 p.m. "Venetian Gondola Arranged for Eight Pianos. Nasty Man.

The Grasshopper and the Antɛ——

The Four Bright SparkK. Liebestraum (Love's Dream)

(Liszt).

··

The Blue Danube (Strauss).—

Ivory Keys Grand Plano, Or- chestra.

9.30 pm. to 12 midnight.-A Relay of the Hong Kong Hotel Dance Orchestra,

10 p.m.-Reuter Press Bulletins,

12 midnight.Close down.

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SUNDAY

9.10 to 10 am- Relay of the Military Parade Service from St. John's Cathedrak

Order of Service Voluntary-Adagietto (Bizet). Hymn-Thy Kingdom Come, O

God, Prayers.

Venite."

Lesson-St. Luke 5. V. 1–11 Benedictus, Creed.

Prayers.

Hymn-Thine forever. Address-"Whosoever"

by the Rev. H. C. Davies, MA. M.C., CF.

Hymn The Church's one foun-

dation.

National Anthem. Benediction. Voluntary-March in F (Holst). 10 am-Close down.

11 am to 12.15 p.m.-A Relay of the Service from St. John's Cathedral,

| 12.15 to 2.30 pm-zuróßean ra-

corded music.

1 p.m.-Local time and weather re-

port

1.30 p.m.-Reuter Press Bulletins,

Excerpts from Operas Focal Gems-Carmen (Biset)}) Band - Faust - Ballet Music

(Gounod)

Vocal Gems Die Fledermaus (3.

Btrausa),

Concert Items gagawa

Bobgs- Recft Rage, Melt, I

Burn

Arla: O ́Ruddier than the

Cherry (Handel):

Dawson (Bass-Barit

Horlour and Arms

Pianoforte Bolos Pr

Peter

Sunday:

Song. No.1." (Mendelssohn) 5 pm-Studio Presentation—Alma

played by "Duetto" (Mendels- sohn)-Lonel Tertis (Viola). 9-9.20 p.m. From the Studio.

Peter Simple will give a talk on

"Nothing in Particular"-"Just

a Man and a Maid,"

Corro, Ramon Escudero and Rafael Artigas... 5.30p.m.--Kappa

Sorority, M

Rho Alpha

pmTea Dance Programme.

from Manila Polo Club.

9.20-9:33 pm. The English Singers. 7 pm The Catholic Hour, To Shorten W.nter's Sadness 7.15 p. Sacred Music.

(Weelkes),

7.30 pm-Mania Trading - Center The Turtle Dove (arr. Vaughan Musicale...

Williams):

A Farmers Son

(Williams).

(arr. Vaughan

"

8 pm. To be annoimeed,

9 p.m. Gosepi Hour,'conducted by

Rev. Russell B. Jones

Now is the month of Maying 9.15 p.m.-Youth-Hood on the crest.

(arr. Fellowes).

10 p.m.-Symphony Concert. 9.33-9.47 pm Reminiscences or 11 p.m.-Sign off.

HM the King's Silver Jubilee.

1. Welcome to. the King and Queen. Recorded during the Silver Jubilee Procession to St. Paul's Cathedral on May, 8th, 1935.

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2. S.lver Jubilee Message to the Empire by HM King George Von May 6th, 1935.

"God Bave the King-Rule Bri

tannia.

3. God Bless the Prince of Wales --The Band of BM. Crender

Guards.

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9.47-10 p.m.--Band Music,

LAWRENCE'S LAST MESSAGE

(Special Air Mail Servico),

London, Juty 2.

and

A SELECTION OF BLACKWOOD WARE :

One Kelvinator

also

Two "GE" Electric Refriguentorn One White Frost" Ios Chest

Two Pianos by Montria

| Three Radio Bote

On VIEW From TUESDAY. Tax 99 JULY, 1935

TERMS:-CASH ON DELIVERY,

LAMMERT BROS., AUCTIONEERS,

SUCCESSES AGAINST THE REDS

(From Our Special. Correspondent)

Canton, July 18. Successes against the Reds are recorded in an official statement Issued in Chengtu, according to Chinese reports.

General Teng 81 How reports that Government: troopa encour- tered force of Reds which cross- ed the river at Enentachiao from Tsapp, South-west of Wenchwan, on July 14. At the same time, " amother portion crossed the upper reaches of the river, but in both cases the Government forees drove the Communista back.. Govern- ment troops are building block- houses in the Werichwan area along a re raining from Shal- mokow, Banklangkow and Newtao- ahan. west of Kwinhsien.

General Yang Ben reports that... July 16, a force of Reda. after being defeated at Padshund fed westward across the river and destroyed a number of bridges, which his troops are now, repair- ing! Meanwhile, several thousand recruits - impressed into service with the Red army are being trained at the Tayaotsi barracks.. Spotting a group, of between 200 and 300 Reds outside a block of houses at Nangnanmiso across the river from Wemchwan, Govern-

The last thing "Lawrence, of Arabia" ever wrote is given in a book which is published to-dayment bombers subjected them to "Devon Holiday," by Mr Henry Williamson

Mr. Williamson wrote to Law- Old Folks at home and in Foreign rence asking if he could come and

Lands (Roberts)-

see him, and saying that he wish Kirkby Maizead Sword Danceed to show him a proof cops or

Folk Dance (arr. Ceci Sharp) his book, 10 p.m.-Reuter Press Builctins 10.08-10.30 p.m.-Dance Muse. 10,30 p.m.-Close Down.

BERLIN PROGRAMME

Saturday

• DM-DJQ, DJB Announcement.

(Germ. Engl.).

German Für "Bong."

In reply he received this tele- gram: [11.25 m. Bovington Camp. 13 May, 1935. Wiamson. Stál- lowfield, Filleigh. Lunch Tues day, wet, fine. Cottage VODO ́mile north- Bavington / Camp.

Shaw.

About Ave minutes later Law

Programme Forecast (Germ, rence met with his fatal accident

8.15 p.--Short Concert,

8.30 pm Topical Talk: President

DARWRITTEN IN JEST

Mr. Williamson saw Lawrence.

Firle of the North German for the last time on the Beren Lloyd. German geafaring as a garis Southampton on Feb. 24, German Mizstori.“

Their meet

9.45 p.m.News in English on DIQ corded in this book, Lawrence

and, in Dutch on D

appearing under the name alk. The Raliway "G. B. Everest.

Minor Op 23 No: (manirón))

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1040

Occasion of

The author introduces Everest: by sayi

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him arter he has

an attack on the morning of July 16, and, they returned to their base. In the afternoon, however, on learning that the headquarters: of the Communists was atuated in the buildings, the planes returned to Nangnanmiao and dropped a shower of "bombs on the houses. destroying most of them, ́‚"Meanwhile, the Chmmunists are buliding new defences South-east of Lifang along a nie stretching from Tsaopa to Tienchengshan and Chwantachtac Government -planes were not able to bomb the Red concentration in-the-low- kung area last week as heavy rain. had made visibility very poor.

I officially announced that the Government troops are hold- ing their original position.

these present happenings and conversations.

Ending the second sentence In a and also giving Law, Mr. WillázSOR

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