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SATŲDRAY

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12.30 p.m.-The New Light Sym-

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1 p.m.-Local: Time Signal and

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12 midnight-Sign of DJA, DJB.

DJQ, DJE (German, English).

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8 p.m.--News in English.

Press. Local: Weather forecast, time and announcements, 1.40 p.m.-The Hill Bites. 1.53 p.m.-Favourites of Yesterday by Charlie Kunz (Piano).

2.15 p.m.-Close down.

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

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p.m.-A Concert..

7.30 p.m.-H.K. Exchange Market

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1.20 pm Three Light Songs by

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"SATURDAY

CHALLENGE TO FASCISM

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Stalin's Speech In PUBLIC AUCTION.

Moscow

Moscow. Nov. 25.

A bold challenge to Fascism was made to-day by M. Joseph Stalin, President of the Soviet Executive Committee, during a three-hour speech at the opening of the All-Union Congress. He described the new constitati

which gives the citizens of Russia the right to vote and which the Congress la to discuss and adopt at ita present-session.

This new constitution, said M. Stalin, was an Indictment of Fas- cism and would inspire all civi- Haed people fighting for demo- cracy against Fascist barburism.

The sale amendment he sug- gested to the draft of the text was the inclusion of plans of organisation of a new cammis- suria for military which, he urged, should be made the greatest military machine in the world.

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DISTINGUISHING FEATURES

The draft constitution, M.THE Undersigned have received

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NOBEL PEACE

PRIZE

Award Leads To Criticism

stockholm, Nov. 25.

to

The surprising decision of the Oslo Nobel Prize Commission award the Nobel Peace Prize to Herr von Oasietzky is charseter- ised by the Swedish press as tact- less, the fact being stressed that the decision to "award' the prize rests exclusively with the Nobel Prize Committee, appointed by the Norwegian Parliament.

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O VIEW FROM TUESDAY, THE ler, DECEMBER, 1836.

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ESPIONAGE TRIAL IN MOSCOW

The eldest living relative of the

Moscow, Nov. 25. prize donor. Ludwig Nobel,, issued Besides Stickling, the death sen- the following statement: y

tences on two Russians, Leonento "I share the opinion of the Pre- and Kovalenko, were commuted to sident of Parliament, Hambro, ten years' imprisonment. that it is unfortunate that the In the case of six other Russians, Nobel Peace Prize should be made | described as the main organisers use of as political gesture, or to in "criminal wrecking and subver- stir up feeling. ́ ́ Nothing could | sionist activities by the counter- be farther from the wishes or Al- | revolutionary group," the death fred Nobel, the name of the prize sentences were carried out. Itself being sufEcfent proof of the fact. I have no desire to comment on the present decision, but the prize should never be made cause for quarrel-

Tranzocena News Service

DUTCH 'COMMENT

Amsterdam, Nov. 25. The best known Dutch paper, *Telegraaf,"commenting on the Nobel Prize award to Karl von Qualetsky, stresses:

*This act of the Nobel Prize Committee will give rise to much

Reuter.

Berlin, Nov. 25. The petition for clemency made by Herr Stickling has been grant- ed by the President of the Cen- tral Executive Commission. The death sentence will be commuted to ten years imprisonment. Death- sentences in two other cases have also been commuted. Six men condemned to death have been. already shot- Trummoccan Nawn Service.

Sunday, November 29 am-Big Ben. "Night Shift, Tower Bridge." A description of a ship passing through-the bridge from the Pool of London on her way to Baltic ports. BERLIN PROGRAMME 8.21 am The BBC Empire Orches- tra;.leader. Daritel Mela; con- ducted by Clifton Helliwell March. Bons of the Empire (Olsen), Overture, Bemiramide (Rossini). Cavatina (Ram), disagreement. Most of those Fizicato Polka (Johann championing Ossietzky do so mere Strauss). Selection, Apple Blos-ly in order to strike a blow at the Bouns: (Kreisler and Jacobi). German Government, while the 9.am-Weekly Newsletter, Sports prize winner himself, who has Summary, and Announcements. not a single manuscript in the 9.25 am Religious Service Library of the Nobel Institute, 1

(Episcopal Church of Scot-

of secondary importance. - Many land), from St. John's, Edin-

BERLIN BESERVATIONS Dutch citizens will be of the opin- burgh. Order of Bervice; Hymn,

Berlin, Nov."25. Bark, the Glad Sound (Eed to a man who has done nothing Norway, has expressed to the Nor-

ion that the prize has been award-

The German Minister at Oslo, 8.P., 82; RT, CH, 40), Con- fession: Absolution. Versicles practical to further peace, and wegian Government the great sur-

7 p.m.-Concert of Light Music.

# pm-News in English, 8.15 p.m.-Concert of Light Music

(continued).

8,55 p.m.-Greetings to our Listen-

ers in the "Near East." p.m.-News and Economic Re- View in German and Call DJQ. 0.15 pm. Constructing a Locomo-

tive.

ment as such is not immediately implicated in this decision, it was nevertheless arrived at by the re- presentatives of the Committee; and constitutes an international insult against Germany." Transofea News Servic

9.45 pm-Songs from Lower to Pasiin Lal, Lesson, Benedictus, who has pursued a path. which prise of the German Government

many by Georg Vollerthan...

Hans Friedrich Meyer, Baritone.

10 D.m—News and Economie Review

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view in English on DJE, DIA

in Netherlandish on DJA, DJE. 10.15 pm-To-day in Germany.

Sound Pictures.

· 10.30 p.m.—A Handful of Notes and Heart filled with Love. Musical play by Herbert Witt and Gun” "ter Neumann 2

Créed. Prayer: Kymn, The Lord WILL Come:(E.FL. 492; &P., '688;

· RV. C.H, 151). Address by the Ry, C. H. Ritchle, Hymun, Tay Kingdom Come, on Bended Kriee (EX, 504; B.P., 680; Rv: CH, 153).' Thé "Blessing. Or- ganist and Choirmaster, R, T. Langdon,T

9.466m-The News and An-

nouncements.

10 at Close down.

does

not lead to the ideal. of regarding the award of the Nobel

peace."- frimallinas Naum: Kerajte. INSULT TO GERMANT

Peace Prize to the radical, Herr Fon Ussletsky, just released from a Betlin, Nov. 25, German prin camp The Gerinan Minister in Oslo "It is understood the German has been authorised to voice, "the Government reserves the right to extreme amazement of the Relebs draw its own conclusions from this Government over the decision of award while recognising the Nor- the committee relative to award- | wegian Government as Kuch, is not Ing the Nobel Peace Prize. Even alrectly concerned. though the Norwegian Govern- Reuter Bulletin Service