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Passepied-
Pavane Le Roi s'amuse" (De
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Night on the bare mountain--
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Petite Sulte de Concert-Cole-
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Sound Pictures.
10
3.30 p.m.-Away to the
hunt!
MILLIONAIRE
SUED FOR "HEART BALM”
£40,000 Claim By Young Bride's Husband
PASSIONATE LETTERS
READ IN C
COURT
Did
3
middle-aged million-
loveTM
Write seven Alery letters to a beautiful young brida
Germany.aire
happy inviting her "to play Trilby to his Svengali ri tropical Quba and learn “voodoò rites of "myster.ous love"?
A jolly hour by Werner Illing 4.45. p.m.-Chamber Music.
5.30 pm--News and Economic Re-
view in German.
5.45
This is the question before the Court in a £40,000 claim against. p.m.-Hitler Youth
Pro- Gull Whitehouse. Wall - street gramme: The Youth Nation's stockbroker. Hour.
It is brought by an advertising
Mrs. Audrey Barron-who alleges
0.13 p.m. Sign of DJA and DJBman, John Barren-hussund or
(German, English).
6.55 p.m.-Call DJE and
(German. English), German Folk Song.
DJB that Whitehouse stole the love of his bride, whom he married only two months ago,
Justice Graham, of the Superior Court at White Plains, 25 miles 8.25 p.m.-Greetings to our Listen-from New York, has called upon
7 p.m. Concert of Light Musle
8 p.m.--News in English
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Commencing at 2,30.P.M.
AT THEIR SALES ROOM, DUUDELL STREET
A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
Comprising
Black Wood Ware, Teak Office & ̈ Drawing Room Furniture, Dining Roou and Bed Room Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Carpet Runners, Electric Table Fans & Lamps, Old Paintings, Pictures. Upright Piano, Ware, Brass and Aluminium Ware, Ornamenta, Curios, Glais & Porcelain ers in the "Far East" and. Call | Whitehouse to state whether he E. P. & Brass Ware, Ice Chests, wrote the letters, and if he did. Bewing Machines, Gramophones and what he meant by certain past-Recorda, Typewriters, Slot Machine
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DJQ
8.20 p.m.-Concert of Light Music
(continued).
ages.
9 p.m.-News and Economic. Re-
The husband demands the view to German,
money as "heart balm" for, the 9.15 p.m.-Women's Hour: Train-loss of his wife, whom he charges ing of German Girls for, over- with being "harboured" by the
The Angelus Octet. Serenade (Schubert). Cradle Song-(Brahma), Nocturne in E Flat Major-9.45
(Chopin).
Spring Bong-(Mendelssohn). 7.33 pan.
A Variety Concert.
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9.30 p.m.-Listeners and broadcas-
ters broadcast together.
p.m.-Hallo, girls and boys! .
10 pm-News and Economic Re- view in English on DJE, DJG in Netherlandish on DJB 10.15 p.m.-To-day in Germany.
Sound Pictures.
German
+
Ox VIEW From THURSDAY,
THE 15TH OCTOBER, 1985.
millionaire in a palatial mansion.
Whitehouse fast met Mrs. Bar- ron on a train bound for New Tork while she was travelling in from + suburb of fashionable TERMS-CASH ON DELIVERY. Westchester County,
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"HUNGRY FOR ROMANCE"
One extract from the Light misalves alleged to have been sent M123tc. The" KWS Orchestra by Whitehouse to the young bride under the direction of Eugen reads:--- Sonntag.
Piano Solo-I am playing Yare- 10.30 p.m.-New
well to you
Plano Solo-I have a heart for
lovely women-Fred Stein. Song. Where am I? Stars over Broadway"-Leslie Hutchinson, Song.The touch of your lips-
Hildegarde, with Carroll Gib bons and His Boy Friends. Orchestra-I love you
(Tango Serenade). Vocal-Why don't you practice what you preach-The Boswell Sistera:
Band. Six hits of the day.
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11.15 pm-Cultural and Economic know it.
Germany and China. Conversation with
Exchange between
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The Druid's Prayer-(Davson). Maldens of Baden-(Komzak), Dream Waltz (Millocker).
9 p.m.-News and Announcements
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9.20 p.m.-Four Traditional Songs by Harold Williams and the BB.C.Male Chorus.
1. Wrap me up in my Tarpaulin
Jacket.
2. The Lincolnshire Poacher.
3. John Feel.
4. Ten Green Bottles.
9.33 b.m.---
Light Orchestral Music.
The Dancing Clock-(Ewing). Poupee Valsante-(Poldini). Old Bohemian Town-Kennedy)! Cara Mia. (Prinker). Columbine's Rendezvous—(Hey-
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Tune of Not-so-long-age-1922. Queen Mary's Bong.—(Elgar, arr.
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Whitehouse. has already denied in court that he wrote the letters, but his denial has not satisfled the
7 am-Sign Off.
9.30 a.m-Nielson Financial Review
and Musical Varieties.
11.15 am-Sign Off
i
2.30 p.m.-Nielson Financial Renew judge, who declared that he must
and Musical Varieties. 3.45 p.m.-Sign Off.
6 p.m.-Tirso's Mabuhay Orchestra. 6,20 p.m.-Spanish Informational
Period.
6:35 pm-English Informational
Period,
T
95$ p.m.-Stock quotations, threugn the courteky of Swan, Culbert- son and Fritz.
7 p.m.-Commercial Monitor. 7.15 pm Rincon Espaciol," fes-
turing Ramon Estella.
7.30 p.m.--Studio "Muzzle." 7.45 pm-To be announced. 845 pm-Stock Quotations and
Local Market Reportă.
9 p.m.--Listerine Amateur Hour, with Baron Unterteisen, Mas- ter of Ceremonies. 9.30 pm-Musical Varieties. 10 pm-Blan of
WELCOME HOME TO NAHAS PASHA
Alexandria En Fete
answer the question again at the resumption of the case,
Society people from Westchester County filled the courtroom when the letters were read. Several schoolgrls in the crowd fainted.
COMMUNISTS NEAR GERMAN BORDER
Paris, Oct. 13... The Right wing press deplores the activities of the Communists in so close proximity of the Ger- man border.
It is déclared that the German protest in Paris is a painful humiliation of the French."
The "Journal des "Debats" de- clares that France has ittle rea son to be proud of the freedom of speech allowed this "camouflaged enemy of the nation." Any Gov- ernment deserving that name would have prohibited auch de- monstrations so near the frontier, since they could, result in nothing but international tension, which the was quite in keeping with A Variety and Dance Programme.
Cairo, Oct. 13.
Bolshevist programme. The paper Piano Solo. Breakin' in a pair
Tuesday was a gala" day in Al- goes on to say that the country at shoes.
exandria, which has never known can no longer be governed by a such celebrations as were staged to | group Fox-Trot-Your heart and mine:
that makes one mistake Fox-Trot. Keep a
twinkle in. welcome home Nabas Pasha after after another.
alaning the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty Traniocean News Servus. Vocal-Covered Wagon Lullaby-in London.
10 p.m.-Big Ben.
your eye.
The Hill Bullies.
Fox-Trot-I wanna woo. Rumba Medley,
BongTony's in Town-Jessie
Matthews.
FOX-TTOL-A rendezvous with a
dream Vocal-Little 'Piccaninny: Mine. Fox-Trot I feel like a feather
in the breeze. ⠀
Fox-Trot.-Life begins when
you're in love.
All restaurants and hotels were full to overflowing the Stock-
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Burgos, Oct. 13. According to the latest reports. of the Nationalist" "military" headquarters,” the vanguard of their forces had now reached a point 50 kilometres from the capit al on the road Telavera-Madria,
ANOTHER MEETING
Paris, Oct. 13. exchange was closed, and hundreds The Copimunist demonstrations while another army progresses. of launches and small boats went in Alsace Lorraine, where the about in the same distance on aa- out to meet the Egyptian ship that Becretary General of the Com-other road along from the north. brought Nahas Pasha from Genoa. munist Party, Thorez, pours abuse Resistance of Government fortes. The Arst official reception took over Germany, will be followed in this sector is said to be very place in a huge tent near the har- next Sunday, it is declared by an feeble. principally owing to the bour. Here Nahas Pasha made other mass meeting in Muthausen, lack of adequate military leader- radio speech. in which he stressed also in Alsace. near the Germanship. The Nationalist forces are how satisfactory it was that the frontier- Independence of Egypt had been Transocean. Neos Service
gained through a treaty. The.
city which was gatly decorated
Organ Solo. Berceuse. de
Jocelyn (Godard)-Edward party then proceeded through the O'Henry.
Fox-Trot 'sea-muggin'. Bongs Gertrude Lawrence, Med-
ley-Gertrude Lawrence, Fox-Trot Would You L Waltz A Walls was born in
Vienna
11 pm. Close Down.
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also advancing towards Voltio, and relief of the besieged garrison ap-- pears imminent. In what is de- scribed as a bitterly fought battle.
with dags and triumphal arches Municipality gave a great banquet on the Saragossa front Govern and lined by thousands of onlook in honour of Nahas Pasha, and ment forces are said to have lost. ers behind a cordon of police rein- more festivities will follow. The 104 dead while 23 machine guns party will then proceed to Cairo, forced by Blueshirts.
Premier Nahas Pasha was then where a large scale reception is received by King Farouk in the also being prepared. Royal Palace. In the evening the Transocean fans Servies.
and a large quantity of ammuni~ tion fell into the bands of the Na tionalista
Tranincean News Service.
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