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...1.03 p.m. A Pianoforte Recital by Wilhelm - Backhaus.

Moment Musicale in F. Minor (Schubert), Impromptu in ♬ mat, | Op.142, No. 3 (Schubert), Inter- mezzo in E Flat Major, Op.117, No. 1. Intermezzo in B Flat Minor, Op.117, No.2 (Brahms).

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1.20 p.m. Songs by Peter Dawson (Bass-Baritone)..

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a tri-partite statement of gold TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1937

policy, President Roosevelt said:

"Not a thing is being planned along that line."

Asked whether any change were contemplated in the United States gold policy, he answered: "Not at all."

He advised his questioners not to worry much about the y gold aituation

Denying reports that he planned" to abandon his "judiciary rërorët” this session. Fresident Roosevelt was no question declared there

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12.30 p.m. Big Ben; Keep It Clean,” a disquisition in prose and 1.30 p.m. Renter Press. Local: verse on the gentle art of bathing. Weather Forecast. Time and "An-p.m. "Impressions of Personalities but that the Bill would pass. But

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1.40 p.m. The London Symphony “ Orchestra.

Op.43 No. 1-from "Caractacus" (Elgar)," "Crown of India” Suite, Op.66 (Elkar). Schwanda (The Bagpipe Player), (Weinberger).

2.15 p.m. Close Down.

Trans. II (G.S.H., G.S.G., G.S.,B.);

6.45 p.m. Big Ben: Haydn Heard and his Orchestra. 7.15 р.. Stormy Weather: Launching the Broughty Ferry Lifeboat. 7.45 p.m. A Recital of Folk Songs. 8.15 p.m. Fred Hartley and his Sextet, with

predicted this compromise and President Roosevelt said the pre diction was correct,

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tration was vitally interested,

Brian Lawrance.

5 to 8 b.m. European Programme. 5 pm. A Relay of Dance Music from the Roof-Garden of the Hongpire Exchange," Kong Hotel

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7 p.m. The Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards.

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Reuter,

ANTI-BRITISÄ

DEMONSTRATIONS

Arab And Italian Banners Hoisted

Jerusalem, June 4 Apti-British Inscriptions, de- nouncing "British Imperialfarm," were borne in procession through the streets of the historic town of

bration of the Catholic Feast of the Sacred Heart.

RISKS FOR PEACE Bethlehem to-day during the cele

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Urged By Lloyd George

London, June 6.

The marchers" were headed by Catholic dignitaries, whose fol- lowers, carried Arab and Italian banners.

Folk Song. 7 pia. Concert of Light Music. 8 p.m. News in English, 8.15 1.35 p.m. Variety.

"pin. Concert. of Light" Music Orchestra-Jerome, Kem-Med (continued) 8.55 p.m. Greetings ley-Carroll Gibbons and the Savoy to our listeners in the "Far Hotel Orpheans Instrumental East." 9.p.m. News and Econo-

Circulars distributed fri Jerusalem Joy Dance Ernest Jones" (Banjo)

mic Review in German and Call

to-day offered Arab students, espe- Plano Solo-Charlie Kunz Plano DJQ.9.15 p.m. Brass Band. In a broadcast speech in the cially agricultural specialists, com- Medley No. R. 12-Charlie Kun: 9.45 D.-Sports Review. 10 series of talks on Responsibilities plete education in Italy as a cost- Instrumental--Dark eyes (Russian Dan News and Economic Review of Empire Mr. Lloyd George last of 22 annually, the remaining cost Gipsy Air), Hungarian Dance No. 5 in Engilah on DJE, DJN, DIQ in night said that there was hardly of their up-keep being defrayed by (Brahms)-Rode and His Talganes. Dutch, on DJB. 10.16 pm. To-day anything which the Empire could Signor Benito Mussolini, the Ita- Orchestra-Irving Berlin Waltz in Germany. Sound Pictures. not accomplish in the way of lian Dictator Songs-Melley - Debroy Bomers 10.30 PM. Berge Gagarin sings. dragging the world out of its pre-

Reuter 10.45 pm. The microphone is in a sent condition of muddle and

BIOTING IN ANTIOCH good mood to-day! An hour with a menace if it had a clear atm, a

AnMoch, June 4, light muse. 11:45 p.m. Topical Talk. steadfast purpose and the read! A4 a protest against the League- Midnight. Sign of DIN. DJE, DJQ.

ness to take reasonable riska in of Natiofis decision in regard to DJB (Germ. Engl.).

order to avoid a certain catas-future administration. the Sanjaks trophe in the future,"

in Antioch and Alexandretta and the Arabs and Armenians in Byria, as well as the Banjaks, have de- claced a general strike. *****

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1 p.m. Local Time Signal, Wea- ther Report and Announcements.

.8.03 n.a. From the Studio.

A Chinese Concert.

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11 p.m. Close Down 8.05 to 11 p.m. EUROPEAN PRO- GRAMME ON ZEK, ON A FRE- QUENCY OF 640 KOLOCYCLES.

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and Music. 6.55 am. New York Overture Miniature ---- Marche -stock quotations-Swan, Culbertson Danse de is fee Dragee-Dance des and Fritz 7 am. Sign of, pás Miritons Dance Chinoise-Dansea.m. Nielson Financial Review and Russe, Trepak Danse Arabe-Valse Musical Varieties, 11.15 am. Sign on. 2.30 p.in. Nelson Financial

des Fieure.

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In order that the Empire should exert its full power and authority in International relations, it was necessary that there should be à carefully preconcerted poltry be tween the constituent nations of the Empire.

There was no geographical dif- culty in the way of frequent consultations between the various Points of the Empire.

Preconcerted policy was more

8.28 p.m. Songs by Elisabeth Review and Musical Varieties. 345 ilkely to be well thought-out from Schumann (Soprano).

p.m. Sign of 3.00 pm. Re-every aspect and every standpoint (a) In Abendroth; (b) Die Vogel cords. - 630 p.m. Epanish In- and it would give greater con- (Schubert).' Caprice

Viennol formational Period 8.50 P to those who directed British for

dence, steadfastness and strength (Kreisler). Ständchen, Op.17. No. Eriglish Informational

7.10 p.m. New York clock quotations elga policy diplomatically, 2. Morgen, Op.27, No. 4 (Strausa).

8.15 p.m. London Empire Ex-Bwan Culbertson & Fritz 7.15 There were signis that the most change'—A talk by the Right Hon, 'p.m. Manila Motor Company

aggressive nations were becoming

it

Period.

Troopa were called out and re- stored order to-day when a riot involving Arabs and Turks broke out here Seven Arabs wounded, one seriously.

The strained situation prevails. Reuter

were

CLASHES AT ANTIOCHA

Jerusalem. June 25 Bevere clashes between Ambi and Turks occurred at Antioch during a religious procession 'yes-- Military patrols had to be call- terday, and seven were injured. ed out before

order coulds be restored frantorman News Suroson

TO THE HAGUE

Valencia, June 4) The Foreign Minister in the Valencia Government, Senor Giral, announced to-day that Spain intends to proceed furidically against Germany for the destruc- tion of Almeria.RE

1 S. Amery, MP, on the twenty | Programme.730 p.m.- Man- frightened by the tension they Örst anniversary of the founding of day Night Musicale. 8.35 pin

had helped to create. Here, there- the British Empire Producers' | Tabacalers-Old Schenley Period. fore, was another chance. The Organisation.

8.40 p.m. Manila stock Quotations leadership of nations was vacant. TO BE REFERRED 9. p.m. Light Orchestral Music. --Bwan, Culbertson & Fritz 8.45 Let the British Empire take It Hall. Vienna-Potpourri (Dorstal) | pm. Local Market Reports, 8.55 boldly, -Marek Weber and His Orchestra. ↑ p.m. Stock quotations in Spanish No other nation would be wel “Gluditta" (Lehar)-Stay with me R. Nielson & Company. 9 p.m. come to the democratic nations of for ever. My lips are made for kiz Kolynos Blue Monday Jamboree, the world sing-Marek Waber and His Orch: 9.30 p.m. Pioneers of the Phillp British Wireles The Fiddler's, at tae Forge (Ives)—pines. 19.43 pm. Records, 10 p.m. Alfredo Campolt and His Orches- Sign off. tra. Amoretten Tanz Walta (Gung'!), Bien, Ames {,(Waldteufel)—Albert Sandler and His Orchestra Summer. Afternoon Idyll (Eric Contes) —Eric Coates and Symphony Orchestra, Musette et Tambourin (Rameau) Orches- tre Symphonique

Valse

SHELLING IN ALMERIA

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DA London, June. graphie description

by German warships us

ation: Deutsch-

structures razed to the ground were the strategical defence wo of the harbour town.

The correspondent estimates the damage at about "£200,000.—. Transocean Kesin Bervice

BRITISH CONSUL'S HOUSE DESTROYED

The case will possibly be taken before the World Court at The Hague.

German warships bombarded Almerians reprisal for the bombing of the battleship Deutsch- land. It will be recalled, and in- Aicted serious loss of life and

destruction. of

Fuller

Londo

ent which tool

June', 6. thas now ding the

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9.30 p.m.. London-News and An-results of the shelling of Almeria nouncements.

P55 pp., Cinema Organ, Magie, for the bombing of the Medley of Daly's Favourites Reland is given by the special cor Kinald Foort One Kiss Lover, respondent of the Dally Tele come back to me-Reginald Foort.graph" who was sent to the town "Chorous Gentlemen, please" - Re-for the purpose of investigating that 26 people were killed ginald Dixon.

dams

$16.15 p.m.- London-Big Ben The Haunting Harmonies': Planes;

be seriously injured in the bombard- ondent, says that a ment

Two large number of buildings, and v Many housed were destroyed "h- were houses were destroyed. Among the cluding that of the British Vice- Brit

Harrison who

in the No British

Wireles