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TRADE IN INDIA 1:
GERMANY 19 CRASHING INTO THE INDIAN MARKET with heavily subsidised goods, and is culling out British traders.
Sir Thomas M. Ainscough. British Senior Trade Commis sioner, says in an official review published by the Stationery Office "Export bounties received by German exporters enable them to quote much lower than any competitors.
"Genoa-arms are able to secure numerous Government and private
contracts at prices with which GERMAN YOUTH
others And It Impossible to com-
pete, and which seem to bear little AND THE ARMY
relation to the true cost 'ol
production.
"German Industrial
machinery
of all kinds has made considerable j Inroads into this market.
"The number of German cars entering India has risen from 335
Military Service Extended
Herr Hitler recently issued a de- In 1935-38 to 2,097 in 1937-38, at eres which aims at spreading mill- prices which must be below cost tary knowledge and increasing of production."
INTO THE
MARKET INDIAN Germany has increased her sales to India"by 25 per cent, while buying only five per cent, of what India sells.
Britain's sales. in India have dropped by three per cent. Britain is India's best customer.
Sir Thomas, whose report covers lust September, advises up to British manufacturers to study the increasingly wealthy market in India by going out to res for themselves how trade can by Improved...
There is still money to be made in India, he says. but it will be more
military training amongst young Germans.
GENERAL
TUESDAY,
WIRELESS WAVE
PROGRAMME | CURE FOR EYES
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When Lady meets a Gentleman down South; Sing, Baby, sing- Tarrant Bailey Benjo with Or chestru 6.14 p.m.
(a) There's u "far away look in your eyes, (b) When the heather is in bldom, (c)
St. Louis Blue, (d) Sensation.
7.00 p.m. Closing local Stock
Quotations.
7.02 p.m. A Russian Programme. Midnight Review (link), Theodore Challapine (Bass) with Orchestra cond. by Eugene Goos-
gens.
Stenka Razine (Glazounow) -Orchestra Of The Brussels Royal Conservatoire cond. by Desire De- fauw.
Scherzo Borodin); Sere- nade. Op. 3. No. 5 Rachmaninoff
Serge Rachmanino!! (Piano). Song of the Needy Pilgrim (Novs- truoff-Manikin Arise. Red Sun Although concrete details of the
Russian Folk Song)-Theodore decree have not yet been announc-
Challapine (Bass) with the Afons- ed, it empowers the existing S.A.
ky Choir and Balalaika Orchestra. organisation to take on the task of
With A Russiar. Gypsy Orchestra arranging the pre-army and post-Mayor-Halrumd--Alfredo and Hls military service training.
hurr
Orchestra with Vocal Refrain. Russian Medley Of Folk Songs
Traditional) -- of
Sorokin; Gypsy Caravan Traditional-art. Surokini-Sorokin Russian Choir cond. by Capt. S. Sorokin. Prelude Slav; From Sunrise To Sunset; Beautiful Moon:, Along Petrogard Road Bake No Bread: Sleep My Baby; Moscow: Ballet from 'Konick Gorbunick'-Russian Va-
This will mean that young Germans
the over
age seventeen who enter the S.A. organisation before they are of age to do their military service will be able to obtain proper military training of some kind In that organisation. Youths in the Hitler Youth of- gumisation who have reached
dificult to make in the future be the age of sixteen.can also obtain gabonds cond. by Theodore Katz,
cause India is rapidly becoming
This
self-sufficient in many branches of will all be with the practical ald
similar military training.
Industry.
ut the professional German armed forces..
He adds that, whatever reduc- tions in duties come from the Indo-
Young men who have done their British trade negotiations, they will not restore Lancashire to her military service are to be placed on former position in the Indian leaving the armed forces into however, special Defence Groups and joined market. They should. check the downward trend, and to the SA for post-army' mili- cause some increase in the sale tary training. of cotton, goods.
If they already belong to some ether organisation of the Nazi
he following promotions have party, where they will get this new been.confirmed as of January 25, semi-military training. they will within the French Military Forces not be forced to join the SA In In Shanghai: Lieutenant Bouvet, reality the decree stretches mill- liaison officer of the Shanghaitary service and builds up a large Garrison to be Captain. Chief- reserve army Adjudant Dauly to the rank of Second Leutenunt.
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Hong Kong. 6th February, 1939.
The Eple of Serge Jaroff's Don' Cossack Choir (Prof. Schwedo; The Song of the Terek Cossack (arr. JaromDon Cossack Choir cond. by Serge Jaroff. Coucasia (Iwano-Russian Balalaika Or-
8.00 p.m. Weather Report and Announce- Local Time Signal,
ments.
1 8.03 p.m. Light Orchestra Con- vert.
chestra,
Tintagel (Bax); Mediterranean (Bax)-New Symphony Orchestra cund. by Eugene Goossens. Sylvis Ballet (Dellfee); Love's Dream After The Ball (Czibulka-Man-. doline Orchestra. Poem (Fibich); Speak To Me Of Love Lenoir- Tom Jones and Als Orchestra.
(Soprano) and Richard Tauber
8.30 pm Elisabeth Schumann
GAS MASK MADE (Tenor)
84 YEARS AGO
Doctor's Invention To Stop Infection
The first effective gas mask, according to the bulletin of the Imperial Institute; South Ken- sington, was devised in 1854 by a Dr. Stenhouse.
His idea was initiated when he learned that freshly prepared charcoal has the power of ab- sorbing the noxious odours arls- ing from putrefaction. He in- vented a relatively simple mouth and nose mask containing 11 charcoal Alter, the manufacture of which was entrusted to the Instrument makers to St. Bartho- lomew's Hospital.
The respirator was held in position by an elastic band 'pass ing round the back of the head.
It was designed "to absorb and destroy any miasmata or infectious Darticles present In the air in the case of fever and cholera hospitals, and of districts with ague, yellow fever, and similar diseases!" Dr. Stenhouse also suggested that "persons, living in pestil tercus areas might make their houses as air-tight as possible." and admit alr only through char- coal.fiters. "It is a
pity." the bulletin Comments, "that so much valu- able work should have been over- locked in the period of emergency which arose some 60 odd years later the early part of the Great War.
די
Night And Dreamis Schubert. Op. 43. No. 2); Happiness. (Schu- bert)isabeth Schumann (50- prano) with Piano accomp. by Gerald Moore. (Sung in German), Le Cygne (Saint-Saens); Melodie Rubinstein - Richard Tauber (Tenor) with Orchestra. (In' Ger- man). Be praised thou peaceful night The Vagabond--Ziehrer); Viem, my beloved Vienna (The Tourist Guide' Zlehrer) Elisa- beth Schumann (Soprano) with Forget You (alm High, Wide and Orchestra In German). Can I
Handsome"> -- Richard Tauber (Tenor) with Orchestra cond. by G. Walter In English).
8.50 pm. Studio Trio. - Pric Lewis (Violin). Ettore Pelleratti ('Cello) and Lindsay A. Lafford (Piano).
Trio in D Minor (E. Napravnik); (a) Allegro con spirito, (b) Scher- zo, (c) Elegie. (d) Allegro con fuc-
Co.
9.20 p.m. Harry Goss-Gustard at the Organ.
Fantase
The Storm (Lam- mens).
!!
9.30 p.m.. London Relay-The
News.
9.50 p.m. Military Band Morle. Old Folks At Home And. In For- eign Lands (C. J. Roberts); (a) America. (b) France, (e) Scotland. (d) Spain, (e)} Germany, (f) Ire- land. (g) Italy, (h) Hungary-HM. Granadier Guards cond. by Capt. George Miller.
Pain Defeated By New Treatment
in-
Ultra-short wireless WaYCH as a method of treating fanied and ulcerated eyes have proved so successful that the Royal Westminster Ophthal- mle Hospital, High Halborn, has installed H specially- designed short-wave genera-
tor.
The effect is to relieve the pain, bring about 1 gradual Usap- pearance of the symptons, and strengthen the eyes against currence of the disease.
re-
To prevent interference with "television at Alexandra Palace.
tuned the hospital generator is to six metres, which is just above the television band.
on
The patient, les
couch with a large electrode under the pillow and n small electrode on each eye.
The small electrodes are held in place by the robot hands of the apparatus pressing
rently
en cotton-wool pads on the eyes. A constant stream of short waves passes through the eyes for from 10 to 15 minutes at each sitting.
is The only sensation
one of slight warmth in" the eyeballs and sometimes at the
back of the neck.
Treatment with short waves 1s often preceded by articlal sun light treatment of the patient's body as a general tonic.
VAPOUR-LAMP TREATMENT
The quartz-mercury Уароці raya lamp, with the ultra-violet screened out, is sometimes focusis- ed for a very short period on each" affected eye as a supplementary treatment.
1.
Inflamed and ulcerated, ses are an increasingly common com plaint in cities owing the
tn strain of clerical work, fine dust in the atmosphere, and lack of sunlight
The ultra-short-wave,,
treat- ment is having excellent results In combating these eye troubles. which hitherto have been difficult to cure arid stiff naziler to pre- vent recurring.
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The Royal Westminster Oph- thalmic Hospital also report the cure, without operation. by the short-wave treatment of a case
disease of glaucoma, a
of the eye characterised by abcsrmal tension or fluid pressure in the eyeball,
FOOT ITCH
ATHLETE'S FOOT
According to the Government Health Bulletin
No E-2 at least 50% of the adult population of the United States are bring attacked by the dis ease known a
itaria between the to
10.00 pm. StudioThree People" Lue watery blisters form and the skin crack A Play by Robert Vletor.
Characters: John Watson, Leon- ard Gray. Evelyn Watson.
10.15 p.m. Light Opera Selec tions.
-Usually the ete's Foot
and peels. After a while the itching becomes in= | , lense and you feel as though you would like to
scratch off all the skin.
Beware of it 'Spreading
Often the disease travils all over the bottom of the feel. The soles of your feet become red and swollen. The skin also cracks and peels, and the itching becomes worse and worse.
Get rid of this disease as quickly as possible, be- cause I is very contagious and it may go to your hands or even to the under arto or crotch of the lega,
Moat people who hava Athlete's Foot have tried all kinds of remedies to cure it without success, Ordinary germicides. arsiseptics, salve or alait- atents, seldom do any good.
Here's How to Treat It
The germ that causes the disease is known, E Tinea Trichophyton. It burima itaelt deep in the Ussues of the skin and is very hard to kill A test the germs, so you can see why the ordinary reme mode shows it takes 15 minutes of boiling to kili diag are unsuccessful
"The Yeomen of The Guard", Vocal Gems (Gilbert and Sullivan) The charcoal originally employ--Columbia Light Opera Company ed was prepared from bones, but with Orchestra. "The Pirates of wood charcoat was found to be Penranco". Vocal Gems (Gilbert & more effective.. Now carbon for Sullivani-Columbia Light Opera maska, is prepared from coal. Company with Orchestra.
10.30 p.m.
Danice Music. Quickstep The Gypsy In My Boul: Fox-Trot-Let Us Be Sweet- hearts Over Again-Mat Gonella & His Georgians with Vocal Refrain by Nat Gonella & Stella Moya. In a year which has been Fox-Trots-In My Little Red Book; described a18 one of the worst Something To Sing About (from known
for milk production a the 1m)-Mautovani & his Or remarkable success is recorded by chestra with Vocal Chorus. the "Farmer and Stockbreeder" ia-Take Your Chance; Fox-Trot-will leave the key finds. Your the 11th national milk yield, Vient-Vieni-Heinz Huppertz and expecially if you are one of those who have tried competition.
8 COWS-16,000 GALLONS
His Orch.
Tango
Fox-Trots-In Santa
Mr. E. W. Flint, of Wells, Norfolk. Margherita Cry. Baby. Cry-Jack won the rst prize of £100 Harris and His Orchestra with Vo- in this competition with an cal Refrain. Fox-Trots-Some- average of 2,003 gallons of milk body's Thinking Of You To-night: from each of eight Friesian cows. Picutro Me In Paradise-Jack Har- Only three times before has an ris and His Orchestra with Vocal average of more than 2000 gallons Chorus. been reached in these competitions.
11.00 pm. Close down.
HF was developed lely for the purpose of treasing Athlete's Foot It is a liquid that perte- trates and dries quickly You just paint iNG AT- feeted parts. 3, peels of the laas of the skin where the serm breeds.
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