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RADIO & SERVICES

Radio Programmes

HONGKONG

SHORT WAVE

DAVENTRY

Wavelength

17.796.c. (36.16m.) 9.51m. (37.55m.) 21.47m,c. (31.87m.) 15.18me. (19.79mm.)

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AUSTRALIA

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BAL LORENZO AND TOBY GRAE Trans.

FROM THE STUDIO

London Relays

12.00 noon. Ralay of Service of Intercession from St. John's Cathe- idrat,

12.30 p.m. Carroll Gibbons and His Boy Friends.

Call Sign: VIE Wave Length, 31.34 metres Power. 1 Kilowatt

HOLLAND-INDIA

Call lettern: PHL Wavelengths 16.88m. & 25.57m,: Frequencies 1777okc. & 1773oke.

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Sugar Rose (Pats Waller); Breakin' In a Pair of Shoes (Stept). Anything but Sentimental (Pim Take my Tip." Stars Pell on Alaba- ma (Perkins); Judy (Lerner)" MY, '9... Dodds Takes the Air (Film Belec 10.00-Broadcast to tion?:

Schools --"Music Double or Nothing (Pum

Lessons for Junior Classes." Selection Remember? Intro: You forgot to remember: My Heart Blood Stl: I See you Again: My Blue 10.20-Wheat and Craig Report (A). Heaven; Can't Help Lovin' That 10,40 "At Home and Abroad" (A). Man: This Year's Kisses.

11.10-Luncheon Music (A).

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TAN

1.00 p.m. Local Time Signal and 1L30-Aftermoon Musical Programme Weather Report.

103 pm. Greta Keller.

The Laugh was on Me Carter); When I learn French (Thomson). Trust in Me (Ager; A Little Ramble in Springtime with You (Barony).

1.15 pm. Reuter and Eugby Press, Weather Report and Announcements.

1.30 p.m. Dance Music.

Super Serenade:

Swing: Junk Man's

·Ja-Da--Ovie Alston nrud His Orchestra.

Waltz. -I Huma Waltz-Victor Silvester and His Or chestra.

"TU-

1.40 p.ra. Belay of the Rotary fin Speech from the Roof Garden of the Hongkong Hotel.

Speaker: Miss E Atkins-Sub- ject:-"Education in Refugee Camps.”

2.15 p.m. Close down.

8.00 p.m. Relay of the Dance Or- chestra from the Roof· Garden-of- the Hongkong Hotel.

(a). Outside of Paradise, (b) Lullaby In Rhythm, (e) I'm Madly in Love" with You, (d) Miss Annabella Brown. Record. Love in Bloom (Rainger); I Hate Myself (Ager)-

Ager)-Sydney Torch. Organ. (a) Loch Lomond, (b) When

the Heather is in

in Bloom, fc) Belleve found my Yellow Basket.

Me. (d) I Records

Melody for Two (Dubin):

September in the Rain (Dubin)

James Melton. Raisin' The Rent iftom Cotton Club Revue)-Roy Bat- gy and Ramena. (a) I Dream To- night, (b) My Bonnie Lies, over the Ocean, (c) Solitude, (d) Yes, We have до Наравая.

7.00 pm. Closing Local Stock Quo- lations.

1.02 p.m. & Variety Programme. St. Louis Blues (Handy)-The Bos- well Sisters. We Agree Perfectly (Coots); On Top of a Bus (Arden)- Len Bermon with Orchestra. Every- thing's in Rhythm with

Heart my (From "First "a Gin”: The Little Silkworm (HofThan) - Jessie Mat-

*ard

* (A).

2.25"Under Big Ben." Talk bý

Howard Marshall (D1). 2.40-The BBC. Empire Symphony

Concerts D1). 3.20Tiny Tots' Session (A), 4.00 News (DU).

4.15-Jack Wilson and his Versatile

Five (D; Dinner Music ((A), 4.43-Sports News and Market Notes

(D1).

5.26 Commentary On News (A). 5.40 "The News Behind the News."

(A). 8.00-Symphony Hour-The A.B.C. (Melbourne) Concert Orchestra (A). 8.45-Fredric Bayco, at Organ of

Dominion Theatre (D2), 7.15 Carlos Ames, harp (D3). 7.30-Music of Bach (02); Musical

Interlude (A). 7.50-Chopin Recital (A).

Harris

7.55 Organ Recital by W

(D2). 8.15-Jim Davidson's A.B.C. Dance

Band 1A).

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THE SERVICES

ROYAL NAVY

HUMBER DIVISION

INSTRUCTOR Commander A. H. B. Day, R.N., has been appointed to command the Cal- cutta from April 3, and' will... even- tually become Officer-Instructor to the Humber Division.

The

DOMINION COOPERATION

Cruiser Leander, flying the broad pendant of Commodore J. W. Rivett-Carnes, D.80. Commanding the New Zealand Squadron, left Auckland on March 30 for a month's cruise to Australia.

The escort vessels Leith and Wal- lington, which have been at Sydney ince February 24 for anti-submarine training in co-operation with Austra- lian units and the submarine Phoenix.

the from

Chine Station, left on March 31 for Auckland, and will ar- riving on April 8.

THE ARMY

DORSETSHIKE. REGIMENT Lieutenant-Colonel E. L Stephen- són, M.C., who has assumed command of the 2nd Battalion, The Dorset shire Regiment, at Aldershot, was born in 1892, and began his service in the 3rd. battalion in 1910.

Lieutenant-Colonel C. H Wood- house, OBE, M.C. former O.C., 2nd

Battalion, remains on full pay pend ing assumption of command of the Hampshire Infantry Brigade.

K.O.S.B. CELEBRATIONS The King's Own Scottish Borders will celebrate their 250th anniversary this year. There will be eclebrations in Edinburgh in the last week of July, when it is hoped the Duchess of Gloucester (Colonel-in-Chief" of the regiment) will take the salute of the 4th and 5th Battalions (T.A), a de- tachment of the 1st Battalion from Portsmouth, and a detachment of old Borders, in Princes Street.

The de tachment

of the 1st Battalion will make a 16-day march through the Borders.

A fund 13 being raised to finance the celebrations, and anyone who wishes to contribute should send their donations to O.C. Depot (An- niversary Fund), KOSB. Berwick-ca- Tweea.

SERVICE NOTES

A demonstration of fire power was given at the Armoured Fighting Vehicles School, Bovington, on March 27.

Major-General W G.. Lindsell, 8.30 Fascha Krein and his Gipsy of the Tidworth Tattoo Committee. D.S.O... O.BE, M.C., will be chairman

Orchestra (D2),

"8.50-Recorded Feature (A).

9.00 "Accent on Rhythm:” (D2). 9.15-News (D2).

9.20 Summary of the day's news 9.45--Sports News and Market Notes

(D2)

19.30 Organ Recital by W. H." Harris

(D3). 11.00-Music Hall. with Orchestra conducted by Charles Shadwell

(D3). 12.00- News (D3). 4.1.

12.15-Pianaforte Recital by Berkeley

Mason (D3). 12.25"Now They'r Entertain with

MIA- Furie and his Jakdauz (D3).

12.55 Sports News and Market Notes

(23).

thews. Flanagan and Allen Memories CHUNGKING NEWS

-Introducing-Can't we Meet Again, A Million Tears. Underneath the Arches, Wanderer, Dreaming. Where the Arches used to Be-Flanagan and Allen. Medley, Intro. The Girl in the Little Green Kat, This Romance, My Heart Jumped over the Moon-Len Bermon with Orchestra. Let Your self Go (Berlin); "I'm Putting All my Eggs in One Basket-The Boswell Sister.

7.33 p.. Musical Comedy Selec Hons.

BROADCAST

A regular series of short-wave broadcasts in the English and other foreign Languages have been in- augurated by the Central Broadcast- ing Administration, Chungking

01. special interest to Far East" listeners are the news broadcasts at 10 a.m. (H.K. time) each day on 25.21 metres (11.9 megacycles).

"Out of the Bottle" (Ella); "Tell There are daily broadcasta from 4.15. Her the Truth" (Tunbridge)-New am to 6.30 am. European coun- Mayfair Orchestra. There's a Small tries, including Great Britain, France, Hotel

(On Your Toes" Bebe Italy and Germany, on 25.51 metres Daniels and Ben Lyon "The Cat and and 31.58 metres; to Atherion between The Fiddle"-Selection-New May-9.30 am and 11,30 am, in Chinese. fair Orch. "C. B. Cochran's 1930 and English on 16.85 metres and 19.75 Revue"-Vocal Gems-Light Opera metres; to East and North China and Comp.

Siberia between 5.30 pm and 7.10 p.m. on 25.61 metres and 31.58 metres 8.00 p.m. Local Tima Signal, Wes- ther Report and Announcements.

in' Chinese; to Japan between 7.15 8.03 p.m. Terence Casey (Organ).

p.m. and 7.55 p.m. on 25.21 metres Parade of the Weddings; Wedding South China and the South Seas be and 31.58 metres in Japanese; to of the Parades. Walland-A-Med- tween 8.10 p.m, and 10.30 p.m. on 23.21 ley of Waltzes.

8.15 p.m. Studio - Hal Lorenzo news bulletin in English at 9 pm. (10 metres and 31.58 metres, including s (Piano) and Toby Gray (Acordeon). p.m. local time); and to Goviet Bus 8.45 pm. The Comedy Harmonists. sta between 11 pm and 1130 pm Liebeslied (Kreisler) Humoreske on 25.21 metres and 31.58 metres in (Dvorak). How Can It Be? '(Polk Russian

Bong). Congo Lullaby (From "8an- ders of the River"); Love me a Little

To-day (Brodsky},"

9.06 p.m. London Eelay-Aceent

on Rhythm."

A further selection of dance tunes,

some new, some old, arranged by

JAPANESE

Kames Moody. The Bingers-Anus NEWSPAPER

Meakin and Jack McCafferty: The

Players: George Allsop (Guitar) and

James Moody (Planol.

9.15 p. London Relay-The News.

FOR SINGAPORE

9.30 p.m. London Helay Food for Singapore's new English-lan- Thought."

Short talks on matters of topical guage newspaper, published by

interest.

Japanese interests believed to be

9.45 p.za.

London Belay-Sports backed by the Tokyo Government, News and Market Report.

8.50 p.m. Maria Olszewska-Con-

will be a daily eight-page publica- tion called the "Singapore Die Majacht Herald."

tralto:

Sapphische (Brahms).

Ode:

9.57 pm. Brahma-Double Concerto Japan's "cultural ambitions" in Its aim is to make known „In A Minor Op. 102.

Played by. Thibaud Violin) and this part of the world. Casals (Cello) with the Pablo Casals Orchestra cond. by Alfred Cortat.

London Eclay-An Or.

10.30 p.m.

The newspaper's statt wil include a young Japanese editor, trained in the United States, an From St. George's Chapel, Wind- English sub-editor and

several

Fan Recital.

For by W. H. Harris. With an intro Indian and Eurasian reporters. ductory talk by Owen Morshead, C.V.O."DEO, M.O., Librarian to Hia" Majesty the King.

11.00 p.m. Close down.

seventy

American style will be followed

in the presentation of newayen, an The "Herald" will be published in the afterNDON.

A party of more than

The newspaper will be printed Chinese Mosleme from Shensi, on a modern rotary press Kansi and Chinghai who went on Opinion is divided in Singapore a pilgrimage to Mecca fast year press circles as to the likely. returned to Kunming, via Burma. success of the huyenture." The While in Mecca, they explained majority believe that its chances to the Moslems from other coun-of survival without heavy finan tries the significance of China's Cial aid from the Japanese Govern- war of resistance and won their ment or some other form of subsidy hearty sympathy.

are remote.

The tattoo will be held from July 29 till August 5,

Lientenant-Colonel H S. Browse, DSO, M.C.. 2nd Heavy Regiment, RA. has passed "Distinguished" at the Anti-Gas Wing cours

ROYAL AIR FORCE FLYING SCHOOL COMMANDS Group Captain L. F. Forbes, M.C.. has recently been appointed in com- mond of No. 4 Flying Training Schoo0 - at Abu Suetr. Egypt, and has beer. succeeder in command of No: 1 P.TS. at Netheravon by Group Captain W. B. Parrington, from the engineer staff of the Training Command.

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