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21.47m.c. (31.97m.)

15.18m.e. (19.79m:)

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12.30 p.m. Georges Thill. (Tenor) 16.88m. and 25.57m.: Frequen- and Light French Programme,

Musette Et Tambourin (Rameau)

-Orchestre Symphonique directed HK. Time.

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and Waltz-Delibes)-San Fran-10.40-"At Honie and Abroad." (A). cisco Symphony Orchestra con-11.1Luncheon Music (A). ducted by Alfred Hertz: Jean- 11.30-Sheffield Shield Cricket: Fancols et Maria-Claire (from

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TÄN en Fleurs")-Carmon Torres and Robert Buguet with Orchestra and Chorus of the Folles Bergere: L'Angelus De La Mer from Revue of the Folles Be:gere "Folles en Fleurs")-Damia with Orchestra and Chorus of the Folies Bergere); Sylvia Ballet-Fantasy (Delibes)→ Marcel Palotti (Organ): La Leu- tenant Souriant (Oscar Strauss); Le Chant Du Marin (G. Van Parys) -Adrian Lamy (Vocal) with Orch. 1 p.m. Local Time Strual and Weather Report.

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4.25 Walt D saey's "Snow White Dwarfs." and the Seven.

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4.30-Recorded Music (A).

4.45 Sporting News and Notes

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6.25 The BBC's Overseas Ser-

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1.03 p.m. Egar-Enigma Varia 5.50-News (DU). tions, Op. 36.

The B.B.C. Symphony Orchestra ronducted by Adrian Boult.

*1.30 p.m. Reuter and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and An-

nouncements.

1.40 p.m. Old Dance Favourites. Fox-Trots I'm Putting. All My Eggs In One Basket; But Where Are You (im Follow the Fleet? -Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians with vocal refrain: March Fox-Trot-We Saw The (Continued on Back Pare)

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6.00 Jim Davidson's AB.C. Dance

Band (A),

6.30 Organ Recital by Desmond

Tanner (A),

6.45 Theatre Composers: Sidney Jones, the Man and his Music," (DI. 6.5-Recorded Items ky

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8.50-Recorded Feature (A), 3.00 "Food for Thought." (D2). 9.20-News Brevities (A). 8.30-News (D2).

10 00-Sonata Recital by Maurice Libowitch (violin) and Thelma Bryan (pianoforte) (D3),

10 30. Erie Shrimpton (Electric and Spanish Quitars) (D3),

10.45 The BBC's Overseas Ser- vices." Talk by the Director of Overseas Services (D3). 11:00 "Merry Xmas Sing-Song."

(D3). 12,00-News (D3).

1.m.

12.30-John Dickinson

(Apsley)

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Sub-Lts-J. N. Kempton; M. F. R. Ainslle, to Titania; M. D. Pope (add.). G. H. Carey-Hunt,'” tớ Maldstone; R. L. S. Morris, G. D. Captain G. J. A. Miles, who has Browne, to Dwarf; M. H. Davis, J. been Assistant Director of the P Eustace, C. R. Pelly, to Medway: Tactical School at Portsmouth for L. A. Jones, H. R. W. Twyman, to the past 18 months, has become Lucia; M. G. R. Lumby, to Stur- Director of the School in geon: CH. Peterkin, to L23; J. succession to Captain L B. Whitton, to Otus (Dec. 18).

B. Tower, D.S.C.. who is to resume sea service in command of the battle- ship Malaya.

NEW DESTRØYER

Mids.-C.-H. M. Beckwith, F., A. Moyle, D. W. Mills, F. R. Lawrence, J. N.. Ellott. C. E. Defries, T. 8. Weston, A. R. Barrow, to Ramillies

H.M.S. Somali was commissioned (Feb. 2); J. W, Millar, T. L. Martin, 31 Portsmouth on delivery by L. D. Hamiyn to. Nelson (Jan: 5).

Payr. Mids.-T. G. Graham, to. Swan."Hunter, and Wigham Rich- ardson, Limited, for service to the Southampton. (Dec. 28); D. H 2nd Tribal Flotilla Home Fleet. She Jackson, to Sheffield; V. D. Colville. left on December 19 for Portland to Nelson (Jan. 12),

to work up, and the appointment of Captain R. S. G. Nicholson, D.A.C., as Captain (D) of the Flotilla. In the Somall. dates from the 20th,

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS The following appointments are made by the Admiralty.----

"Cdr.-L. A. K. Bosivell, to Pelican (Jan. 20).

Payr. Cdra.-L. G. Gomall, to Afrikander (Dec 17); ‘A. d'o

PROMOTIONS

Surgn. Lts.-J. G. Vincent-Smith, M.B., R. M. Bremner, M.B., to rank of Surgi. Lt.Cdr. (seny. respec- tively Dec 14 and 16),

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THE ARMY

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Colonel A. F. Lambert, M.G., has

Murse, to Drake (Dec. 19); C. H. Law, to Resolution; J. E. Pibworth, to Sheffield (Jan. 2), R. H. G. Franklin, to Pembroke (Jan. 6); Ataker. up the appointment of Off- H. Parsons, to St. Angelo (Jan. 12)cer-in-Charge of the Record and Lt.-Cdra.-R. J. P. Montgomery Pay Office. Field Branch, R.A. He o Durban (Jan. 5); D. B. Dowling, succeeds Colonel B. L Duke, D.S.O., to Victory, for RN.B. (Jan. 6); GOBE.. who was appointed to the Appleton, to Despatch (Jan. 13): Loface in 1934.

C. Windsor, to Excellent, for crse.

Captain AJ. H. Cassels, The

(Jan. 18), and to President, as Seaforth Highlanders, relinquisted Officer Instr., Clyde Div., R.N.V.R. the appointment of A.D.C. to the (Feb. 6): R. H. D. Lane. to"Tarnar (Feb. 6).

Chaplain. The Rev. W. E. Rea.

to Afrikander (Jan. 10),

| Commander-in-Chiet,

November 30,

India, on

Major F. Jebens, The Prince, of Wales's Volunteers, will vacate bis post as inst.uctor at the Indian

Surgn. Lt-Cdrs.-R. Russell, M.B., E. W. Bingham, M.B., to Pre-Miltary Academy, Dehra Dun, on sident. for crse.; H. A. Clarke, March 1, and from January 1 to MRCS, LRC.F.,to Pembroke, that date will be on leave out of for R.N., Haspl. (Jan. 2); G. A India. Lawson, M.B.. to Pembroke, for R.N.B. (Jan. 15), and to Gloucester

(on commg).

Pagr. Lt-Cdr.-J. K. Highton, to Dolphin (Jan. 2).

Lt.-R. E. Westmacott, to Titania (Dec. 18),

ROYAL AIR FORCE

NEW DUTIES FUE AUXILIARY SQUADRONS"

Surgn. Lis-G. L Hardman, It is shown in the December Alr MR.CS. LRC.P., appt. to Fleet Force List that the majority of the wood cancelled; T. F. Davies, to bomber squadrons of the Auxiliary Drake, for R.N.B: M. A. Rugg Air Force have been converted to Guan, MR.CA... LRCP, to Vic-other duties, principally as fighter tory, for RN.B. (Dec. 16); C. G. units. Two out of the three Army Hunter, MB, to Victory, for R.N.B. co-operation squadions of the Force (Dec. 16);

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