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ROYAL NAVY

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NAMES FOR NEW SHIPS The Admiralty announces that the following names

for R.N.B. (Jan. 91; F. H. G. Cole- man, to Iron Duke: L. Winterbot tom, to Royal Sovereign (Jan. 12. PROMOTIONS

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'The Island Of Sark' 12-12.20 p.m. Relay of Service uf Intercession from St. John's Cathedral.

12.30 p.m. The Carlyle Cousins, The Three Musketeers, Ronnie Munroe and His Orchestra.

Little Heaven Of The Seven Seas -Fox-Trot; Hawaiian Hospitality-

AUSTRALIA

Call Sign: VLR- Wave Length, 31.34 metres Power. 1 Kilowatt HOLLAND-INDIA Call letters: PHI. Wavelengths 16.88m and 25.57m.: Frequen-

•cies 17770ku and 11730k

(A).

Pro-

Fox-Trot (Alm Rhythm in the H.K. Time. Clouds')-Ronnie Munro and His a.m. Orchestra with Vocal Refrain: 10.00-Recorded Music (A) America Calling. Intro: Dear old 10.20-Wheat and Grain Report Southland; By.m bam Emmy shoes: Carleston back to Charles-10.40-"At Home and Abroad." (A). ton; St. Louis Blues; An Organge 11.10-Luncheon Music (A). Grove California; Broadway 11.30-Afternoon melody: Chicago; Beautiful Ohio; Avalon On the Mississippi.-The Carlyle Cousins (Vocal Trio) with Quaglino's Quartet; Sweet Gene- Vieve-Fox-Trot Ronnie Munro and HIS Orchestra; Bellerina (Bootz); The Old Bassoon (Ashlyn)

Cd. Gunner.-J. Steele, to rank-The Three Musketeers with Plano accomp.; Margie-Fox-Trot (film have been of Lt. (seny, Nov. 11) approved for the destroyer depot- Cd. Wardmaster.-A. W. Coules. "The Big Apple'); Farewell. Blues- Fox-Trot (film The Rig Apple')— ship, submarine depot-ship. and to rank of Wamr. Lt. (seny, Dec.

Ronnie Munro and His Orchestra. Fleet Air Arm supply and repair 131.

1 pm. Local Time Signal and ship of the 1938 new construction

Weather Report. programme:-

Destroyer Depot-Ship-Hecla, toj

Wt. Wardmaster.-W. English, to rank of Cd, Wdmr. (seny. Dec. 13). Car-HT T. Bayliss, to Sand-

be built by John Brown and Chwich in command. Limited; Clydebank.

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Surgn Cdr.-W. J. K. Weekes. ACAM.B. to Newcastle (Jan. 6). Submarine Depot-Ship.

Lts.-H. C. O. Bull, H. R. Law. munt contract not yet placed).

Fleet Air Arm Supply and Re to President for course at R.N.C.. pair Ship--Unicorn (contract not Greenwich (Jan. 5). yet placed.

1.03 p.m. "Fats" Waller and lis Rhythm with Mildred Balley and Sophie Tacker.

Stay Out Of The South (Dixon) -Sophie Tucker (Vocal) with Ted Shapiro and His Orchestra: Don't You Know Or Don't You Cara- Fox-Trot; Lost Love-Fox-Trot-

PORTSMOUTH STAFF CHANGE ROYAL AIR FORCE Fat Waller and His Rhythm

Commander K. J. D'Arcy, pro

moted

last June. has been ap- pointed to H.M.S..Victory for duty as Assistant King's Harbour Mas trr in succession to Commander G. K. Whitmy-Smith, who is to command the new destroyer Mat abele.

FLEET AIR AHM OBSERVERS The following officers have been selected to undergo the observers' course commencing on February 13. 1939:-..

p.m.

Musical

gramme (A).

3.20-Tiny Tots' Session (A). 4.00-Sandy Macpherson, at BBC

Theatre Organ. (DI),

Farm Gate." the 4,25-"Over

Talk by J.A. Scott Watson

(11).

4,30-Dinner Music (A). 4.40-Chamber Music of Brahms.

(DI).

5.25 Commentary On News (A). 5:50-Nows (D1). 6.00-Jim

Players

hls

Davidson's A. B. C. Dance Band, (A).

Organ 6.45 Sydney Gustard at

of Plaza Theatre (D). - 7.15-The Westminster

((D2). 8.15-Brian

and Lawrance Dance Orchestra (D2), 2.50 Recorded Feature (A),

(D2). 9.00-Food for Thought." 9.20-Summary of the day's news

*(A). 9.30-News (D2).

11.00-Snooker: Sidney Smith V. 10.00-The Island of Sark." (D3).

with Vocal Refrain and Piano by "Fats" Waller: Viper's Drag: PEMBROKE DOCK COMMAND Group Captain B J. Silly. M.C.. Alligato: Crawl (Waller)"Fats" D.F.C.. who was promoted on No-Waller (Piano); From, The Land of vember 1. has assumed command the Sky Blue Water (Cadman); station at Pembroke Lover, Come Back To Me (Rom- of the air

berg) Mildred Balley (Vocal) and Her Orchestra; Cryin' Mood-Fox 11 Trot; Pardoz My Love-Fox-Trot

His Rhythin "Fats" Waller and with Vocal Refrain and Plano by "Fats Waller,

Dock, where two squadrons of fly Inr:-boats Nos. 210 and 228, are based. He has succeeded Wing Commander G. M. Bryer. O.B.E. AF.C.. who has been appointed to No. 230. (General Reconnaissance Squadron at Singapore.

Lieutenants J. A. J, Smith-Shand,

INDIA STAFF POST DJ. Godden, the Hon. W. A. C.

Squadron Leader M. C.. w. c. Keppel, and A. 8. Marshall; Sub- Flint MC, from No. 23 (Train- Lieutenants C Hutchinson, G. P. ing) Group, Grantharh, has recent- W Edwards, A. Gregory, W. Bly joined R.A.F. Headquarters in Williams, R. D. Wall, and C. G. India for signals duties. Bush.

RAIL TRAVEL FACILITIES NAVY WEEK, 1919

An arrangement has been made Navy Week is to be held this with the main-line railway com year at Portsmouth. Devonport. panies under which bulk travel and Chatham on Saturday, August concession fures will be charged in 5, and from Bank Holiday Mon-respect of duty travel by civilians day. August 7. to Saturday, August serving at the Air Ministry and at 12, inclusive,

outstations.

· LAUNCH OF THE NAIAD

H.MB. Nalad, first of the new cruisers of the Dido class, will be launched from the yard of Haw thern, Leslie and Co., Limited, at Hebburn-on-Tyne on February 3, The Rev. H. S. Troop, vicar of St. Cuthbert's. Hebburn-on-Tyne, has been invited to conduct the reli- glous ceremony before the launch.

For journeys where ordinary single or return fares have applied reduction of 32.5 per cent. will be made in the charges for first- class tickets and 25 per cent, for third-class tickets.

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

1.40 p.m. Saint-Saens 'Septet' and Other Compositions.

Alex Brown. Commentary by Willie Smith (D3). 35-Baunting Harmonies," with Sam Costa and Ana Carining (D3). ́

1,70.

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12.00-News (D3). 12.20 "Detectives in Fiction”—Max Carrados and "The Poisoned Dish of Mushrooms." (D3) DI-Daventry. Trans. 1 DI-Daventry. Trans. I DM-Daventry, Trans. III #l-Holland-India A-Australia..

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The Deluge Preluce (Op. 45)- Tascha Seidel (Violin) with Max Rabinovitch at the Plano: "Sam- son And Delilah"-Softly Awakes and My Heart Mile. G. Gernay Georges Thill (Duet) with Orches-Act 1 (Noel Coward)-Gertrude tra; Septet (Op. 65)-Mm. Foveau Lawrence and Noel Coward; Scene (Trumpet); Cantrelle (1st Violin) From "Private Lives" Act 2 (Noel Bellanger (2nd Violin), Vieux (Vio- Coward)-Gertrude Lawrence and la). Märnen ("Cello), Manny Noel Cowand; Scene From "Family (Double-bass) and Faure (Plano): Album" ("To-night at 8.38"Noel Danse Macabre, Op. 40-Leopold Coward)! Here's a Toast; The Stokowski and the Philadelphia Musical Box-Gertrude Lawrence,

Orchestra.

2.15 p.m. Close "down,

6 pm. Relay of the Dance Or chestra from the Roof Garden of the Hongkong Hotel.

Noel Coward and Company ace, by the Phoenix Theatre Orchestra, London, cond, by Clifford Green- wood.

PHILIPPINES TO ADMIT CHINESE REFUGEES

MANILA, Jan. 12 (Router)~~ Chinese refugees will be al- lowed to enter the Philippines for the duration of the Sino- Japanese hostilities provided they can be guaranteed by re- Aldents here and will not hecome public charges.

This is the result of the agree- ment reached between the Chinese Government and the Commen- wealth Government of the Philip- pines.

Previous approval of the authori ties must be obtained before the refugees' embarkation from China, and the Chinese consular authori- ties and the Chamber of Commerce here are held responsible for their return after the war,

·TRINIDAD BAN

PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD, Jan. 11 Reuter).-Owing to the Towing influx or Jewish refugees into Trinidad, the immigration of refugees from Central Europe is banned after January 15, by a special proclamation of the Gov- ernor and the Executive Council.

The order applies to all countries south of Belgium and east France.

The ban is issued on "economic reasons."

The 500 Jews who have entered Trinidad in the past three months. presumably will be allowed to stay.

WORLD WHEAT CONFERENCE PROPOSED

LONDON, Jan. 12 (Reuter).— The proposal to hold an inter- national wheat conference, which is linked up with the prospect of a international Wheat scheme, is understood to have met with general favour at the meeting yesterday of the International Wheat Com- mittee.

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-It is expected that statements on behalf of various governments on the subject will soon be completed.

The memorandum, which understood to have figured pro- minently in the discussions yester- day, suggests, it is stated, that the minimum of the agreement should be five years.

The report of the Secretariat polats out that while it is too early to forecast the area sown with wheat for the harvest of 1939, it may be confidently expected that the area will be very considerably smaller than in 1938.

ANTI-AIRCRAFT DEFENCE

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LONDON, Jan. 11 (BWS) statement relating to the supply of anti-aircraft guns, the War Office says that the 4.5 inch weapon is scale com- being provided on a mensurate with its relationship tg defences as a whole.

In considering possible expansion of defences, factors which have to

8 D.. Local Time Sigual, Wea-be taken into account include sim- her Report and Announcements.

8.03 p.m. B.B.C. Recording-A Northern Evening From Burbleton',

Arranged by T. Thompson. 8.30 p.m. Studio-Recital by Mrs. Nell "Mathieson (Contralto) with

APPOINTMENTS Acting rank as group captain (a) You go to my head; (b) It's with effect from December 24 had'lovely; (c) Where in the World; been granted to Wing Commander (d) Mocking birt R. P. M. Whitham. OBE., M.C., who was recently appointed to No.

(Auxillary) Group, London. Wing Commander Richard Grice, 6.21 pm. (2) Spell of a Voo-doo | Lindsay A. Lafford at the Piano,

Waddlin' (b) D.FC., late Maintenance Liaison Drum:

NEW DESTROYERS H.M.S. Eskimo, bullt by the Par sons Marine Steam Turbine Com-16 pany, Wallsend-on-Tyne, with bull constructed by Vickers-Armstrongs. Walted. commissioned with 1 Chatham crew as an Independent command for her acceptance trials and subsequent service in the 2nd Tribal Destroyer Flotilla Fome Fleet. She completed to full crew on January 2.

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS The following appointments are made by the Admiralty:

Chaplains-Rev. A. W, Jayne; to Hawkins (Jan. 2); Rev. E. W.

Stredder, to Drake for R.N.B, (Jan

12).

station

6.14 pm Record: Jan Kiepura Film Melodies-Marcel Palotti (Or. „gazı),

at the 1. Two Chinese Lyrics (York Officer with No. 11 (Fighter) Group Waldorf; (c) Taint Good; (d) That Bowen); (a) The Gourd Has Sull Its Bitter Leaves: (b) The Mom- at Uxbridge, has recently been ap-foolish feeling.

6.35 pm, Records; Waltz Medley; ing Glory Climbs Above My Head. Pointed to Biggin Hi where Wing Commander H. G. W. Fox-Trot Medley-Billy Thorburn-Mrs. Neil Mathieson accomp. by Lock, D.F.C. A.F.C., had been in (Piano), with drums; "Top Hat" Lindsay A. Lafford (Plano); 2. Selection - George Scott-Wood Morris Dance (York Bowen)—Und- command for two years.

Squadron Leader R. G. Shaw, (Piano-Accordion)

Laffont (Piano); 3. Two D.F.C., has been promoted to wing Bass and Drums.

Poems by RL Stevenson (R. commander on the general list of the Auxiliary Air Force from De- (b) The Yam; (c) To you Sweet

heart Aloha; (d) 'Goodnight Ladies. 7 p.m. Closing local Stock Quo- tations.

cember 27.

FORMER CHINA ENVOY FOR TURKEY

with

Guitar,say A.

plification of training' and main- tenance of the case of ammuni- tion supply and standardisation of stores. These, among other factors. together with considerations of speed of production, have all to be weighed to determining relative proportions between the 3.7 inch and the 4.5 inch guns.

The War Office statement in-

timates that no further orders for the 4.5 inch type are at present being placed,

FIRST AID POSTS The possibility of mobile first ald posts is among the subjects dls-

thorities issued by the Minister of Health, who is responsible for these medical aspects of ARP.

6.35 p.m. (a) Change Partners; Quilter): (a) In The Highlands; cussed a a circular to local au-

by Over The Land Is April-atra 4. Country Dance Mathieson; (York Bowen)-Lindsay A. Lafford. (Piano); 5. Songs By Armstrong 7.02 p.m. Tangos and Waltzes. Gibbs: (a) Oh, Nightingale Up My Eternal Sun-Tango; Golden Tree; (b) Love's Prisoner);

(c)

Lafford

Et-Cdra. (S/Lar.. RAF).-H. C. LONDON, Jan 12 (BWS)-The stars-Tango-Heinz Huppertz and Sussex Ways.-Mrs. Nell Mathieson Ranald, to Victory for f.f.d. at Lee-King has approved the appoint- His Orchestra'; A Thousand And accomp. by Lindsay A en-Solent (undated).

nient of Sir Hughe Knatchbull One Nights, Waltz (J. Strauss)-Plano). Lt.-Cdr.-M. J. Evans, appt. to Hugessen, formerly British Ambás Felix Weingartner conducting the 9. p.m. London Relay-Food For President for Met, course cancelled.sador in China, to be Ambassador British Symphony Orchestra; Love Thought.

Lt. (E).-V. H. O, Rayment,, to Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Has Entered My Heart--Tango; Three short talks on matters of Royal Sovereign (Dec. 23).

at Angora (Turkey), -

"Farewell, My Love-Tango-Ro-topical interest.

Burgn. Lts.-A. 8. R. Peffers. M.B., P. G. Rowsell, M.B., to Victory for RAN. Hospl.. Haslar, for course (Jan., 63...

Cd. Gunner (T)-F. Jefferson. to Windsor, in command (Dec. 7).

.Senior Masters.-W. O. Barnes.

9.25 p.m.

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Chave-Souris Selec-

It will be recalled that in August | bert Renard Dance Orchestra; My 9.20 p.m. Next week's programme. 1937, Sir Hughe was seriously Darling Waltz ("The Gipsy Baron" wounded when Japanese aero-J. Strauss)-Berlin State Operation.

GOLDING VISITED IN PRISON LONDON, Jan, 12 (BW)—Mr. Jerram, Acting British Agent in Burgos, yesterday visited Mr. E. Golding. British Vice-Consul im- prisoned by the Spanish Insurgents in connection with the consular bag affair, in Ondaretta prison, and Mrs. Golding, and Benora

planes fred at his car on the road Orchestra cond, by Dr. Leo Bloch; N. Ballet's Chauve-souris Com-Lagarde, a clerk in Ban Sebastian,

from Nanking to Shanghal."

Jealousy Tango, Tzigane (Gade) pany with Guitars and The Cam- who are in the women's hostel

Boston Promenade Orchestra | bridge Theatre Orchestra conduct-

to Ark Royal (Dec. 28); I. D Lau- ROYAL SCOTS LEAVE cond, by Arthur Fiedler, rence, to Hawkins (Jan. 5)...

Schoolmasters (C.W.O.).—D. E. Winkworth, to St. Vincent

(Ján

6); G. P. Sullivan, to Ganges (Jan. 1st D).

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PALESTINE

ed by Archangelsky." 7.35 p.m. Noel Coward

9.30 aad

p.m. Loudon Relay-The Gertrude Lawrence in MusicalNews.

9.50 pm. Orchestral.

Lawrence

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used for female prisoners.

It is stated that they had no complaint to make of their treat- ment while under detention.

HAIFA, Jan. 12 (Router)--The | Comedy.

Battalion

Aire Andaluz (Lucena)-Cordoba | year, taken from electrical record- the Royal Scots Gertrude Lawrence Medley. In-

on the Island by La embarked for Southampton yester. tro. Someone to watch over me: Philharmonic Orchestra cond, by ings made

Dame De Serq. The music speciál-. Cup of Coffee; Wild Thyme; Ex-Jose Pablos. Wt. Engr.-C. P. Bettison, today after one year's service in

Palestine, during which period the periment. Gertrude

10 p.m. London Relay "The ly composed by Fhilip Sainton and played by Section C of The B.B.C. Dorsetshire (Jan. 3).

Schoolmasters.-E. C. Littlejohn, battalion lost 14 officers and men, (Soprano) with Orchestra; "Caval- Island Of Sark',

cade" Suite-Prologue-Tunes of The last independent feudal Orchestra conducted by the Com- DE Taylor, to Pembroke (addl...and 43 were wounded.

1899 to 1910-Noel Oward (Talk-State within the British Empire. poser. Written and produced by ing) and New Maytale Orchestra; An account of the lives and cus- Francis Dilion. Love Scene From "Private Lives" toms of the people. throughout the

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for M.T.E. (Jan. 5); R. V. W. Heath. The 2nd Battalion the Queen's to Victory for R.N.B.; W. A. Mant, Royals are releving, the Royal to Vernon; A. T. Owens, to Drake Scots.

11 p.m. Close down.

SAY

FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1939.

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