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MISS SI KUI, MA (PIANO) FROM THE STUDIO "The Magic Flute" Act Z 12:00 to 12.20 p.m. Relay of Ser- vice of Intercession from St John's Cathedral.

12.30 p.m. Compositions of Laxt including his Rhapsody No. %

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Hungarian Rhapsody No, Z-~Phila- delphis Symphony Orchestra conduct- HK, ed by Leopold Stokowski. Concert This Study In D Flat Major-Egon Petrt ak (Piano). Consolation (No. 3-Natan 1000-Broadcast to Schools-Music Milstein (Violin) with Leopold Mitt- Lessons for Junior Classes" (A) mann at the Piano. "Mefisto Waltz | 10.20-Wheat and Orain: Report (A). No. 1-Serge Koussevitsky and the 10.40 "At Home and Abroad" (A). Boston Symphony Orchestra.

11.05–Luncheon Music (A).

Local Time Signal and 1130-Afternoon Musical Programme

1.00 p Weather Report.

1.03 p.. Ballads.

Soul of Mine (Barns): Bless This House (Brabe)-Essie Ackland (Con- tralto) with Organ.

Tramping

Through The Countryside (Allison); The Drums Are On Parade (Neville) -Peter Dawson (Bass-Baritone) with Orchestra.

1.15 p.

Weather

*meals.

1.30 p.m.

Renter and Rugby Press, Forecast and Announce-

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Dance Music,

Slow Fox-Trot-I Nearly Let Love Go Slipping Through My Pingers; Pox-Trot-Got To Dance My Way To "Heaven-Billy Cotton and fils Band. Fox-Trot-Oh! You Bweet Thing- Harry Roy and His Orchestra,

1.40 p.m. Relay of the Botary Tiffin Speech from the Roof Garden of the Hongkong Hotel

Speaker: Rotarian Sir Henry Pollock. Subject: "More Legal Anecdotes."

2.15 p.m. Close down.

6.00 p.m. Eelay of the Dance Or chestra from the Roof Garden of the Hongkong Hotel

(a) When my Dream Boat comes in. (b) Darktown Strutters Ball, (c) I'll Dream To-night. (d) Sheik of Araby

8.14 Record: Piano-Time Me lodies-Intro: China Boy: You're in Kentucky Sure as You're Bor; Shelk of Araby: Japanese Sandman: Bye Bye Blues: Who's Sorry Now-Pinno Duet by Baldwin and Howard. With String Bass and Drums. 841 (a) Sixty Seconds Got Together, (b) Waltz Medley Part 1, (c), Waltz Med- ley Part 2, (d) Some of these days. 6.35 Records: I Wait For You (fim

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Ben." Talk by Big Howard Marshall (DI). 1.16-Ronald Gourley, in Songs at

the Paino (D1) 1.30-"The Alchemists,"

Aitken. (DI). 100-Old Scots

by. Dan

Airs and Dances, with the B.B.C. Scottish Or cheston (D1). 230--News (D1). 246-Edgar Peto.. at

THE SERVICES

LONDON GAZETTE

FRIDAY, APRIL ́28 WAR OFFICE, APRIL 28

REGULAR ARMY

Maj-Gen. H. F. Salt, C.R.. OM.G., D9.0, retires on ret. pay (April 29); Col. M. E. Masenil, D§5.Ö., O.BE, re- granted the hoa rank of Brig. tires on ret. pay (April 28),and is

The follg. to be Cola:-LL-COL· A, H Williams, M.C. Indian · Army (Jan 25), with seny. Oct. 31, 1937;

In- LAGOL R. M. M. Lockhart, M.C., diss Army (Feb. 1), with seny. Jan 1. 1938: Lt. Col. E. O. Wheeler, MC, from R.E. March 30), with Dec. 55, 1936.

GENERAL

Gibraltar Ready For Any

Emergency

AIR RAID SHELTERS

Food & Munitions For Six Months

Since the arrival last year of the new Governor and Commander- In-Chief, Gen. Sir Edmund Iron- side. everything possible has been done to anticipate' such a con- tingency. Within a few days.. the rock will be ready to withstand a modern slege as firmly as it has withstood the less ambitious sieges of the past.

WATER SUPPLIES

The number and quality of the The 1st Bn. Welsh Guards disarmaments Installed there during embarked recently from the troop recent weeks are kept secret, sexy.ship Dorsetshire, 9,975 tons. Up to There is enough food and am- steep incline of the Europa-road munition laid by to last Gibraltar's the troops marched to their new 25,000 civilians and soldiers for at COMMANDS AND STAFF The folle relinquishes his appt.:-quarters to the cheerful piping of least six months. Maj. C. S. Clarke, M.C., Camerons, as the "Lambeth Walk." GNO. 3rd Grade (Feb. 27).

Mil.

Attache

The follg. appts are made:-Maj. C. a. Clarke, M.C., Camerons, to be (Q.8.0. 2nd Grade). Belgrade (March 16), and is granted the local rank of Lt. Col. while so empld. (Substituted for the motifn. in the Gazette of April 11); Capt. R. W. Jell, R.A., to be 0.8.0. 3rd Grade (March 30),

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ROYAL ARMOURED CORPS R. Tank R.-Lt. (Qr.-Mr.) E. J. Sharp. M.M. to be Capt. (Q-Mr.)

April 29).

ROYAL RECTMENT OF ARTILLERY Cant. R. G. Hooper. M.C., to be restd to the estabt. (April 5).

The follg, to be secd.:-Capt. J. E. Linton (April 8); Lt. G. V. de C. 9'0mdy (The O'Grady) (April 28). *Field Branch. Lt Col W. A. J. Simpson, DS.C., M.C., on completion of four years serv. as Regti. Lt-Cal. is placed on the hp. list (April 28): Mal. W. D. Morgan, D.9.0., M.C., to be Lt. Col. (April, 28).

the B.B.C. Theatre Organ, with Ronald Hill, baritone (D1),

3.15 Sports News and Market Notes

(D1).

3.30-Young People's Session (A), 435-Dinner' Musto (A). 5.25-Commentary On News CA 5.40-The News Behnds the News"

(A).

6.00-Celebrity Recordings ((A). 8.10-Recital by Lotte Lehmann, 80-

prano (A).

6.45 Scenes from the Tragedies of William Shakespear's "Hamlet."

(D2). 7.15-Programme by the Sydney Studio Symphony Orchestra

" (A), 1.30-The Broadhurst Septet (D3). " 8.15 Cricket: M.C.C. v West Indies (D2): Jim Davidson's A.B.C. Dance Band (A). 2.30-Jack Hylton and his Band

(D2).

Band (A),

9.00-Recorded Feature (A). 9.15-News (D2).

ROYAL CORPS OF SIGNALS Suptg: Clerk C. H. Patrick to be L (Qr.-Mr.) (April 20).

INFANTRY

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R. North'd, Fus-Capt. Capt. W. P. Jones is restd. to the estabt. April 5).

Gloster R-Maj. E. M. B. Gilmore

Far below, the finishing touches were being put to the new lines of anti-tank wire on the road to the Spanish frontier town of La Lines. Land mines have also been laid there.

CALM THOROUGHNESS Gibraltar is preparing to defend itself, should the need arise, with calm and far-seeing thoroughness. It is being assumed that in the event of war enemy howitzers in the Spanish and Moroccan hills. supported by aircraft, would soon nullify · Gibraltar's primary use as

naval base.

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But, whatever happens, the garrison would not be dis-

lodged. It would cling to the rock and preveift warships of any other Power from using the barbour.

To ensure a supply of fresh wät- er a tenth tank is now being 'hewn out of the interior of the rock.

One of the main problema engaging the Governor's at- tention is the provision of suitable shelter for the garri son and population in the event of bombardment or bombing.

EXCELLENT SHELTERS As every tourist knows, the Wp- Per Rock has been honeycombed since the 18th century with long subterranean galleries. These would form excellent shelters, were they not too far away for the people to reach them quickly.

The Governor has accordingly ordered the excavation of 10 deep and spacious caverns. Each is to contain ample accommodation for 1,500, people, and the 10 are so situated that no one in Gibraltar will be more than two minutes' walk or run from the nearest re-

SYDNEY SECOND tuge.

"SINGAPORE”

res-

LONDON, May 15 (Reuter)- is restd. to the estabt. (Jan. 8). (Sub-Sir Leopold Saville, who was stituted for the notiin. in 'the Gazetteponsible for the design and con- of March 21).

ROYAL ARMY ORDNANCE "CORPS

struption of the Naval Base" and " Dockyard in Singapore, is joining. the liner Orontes at Naples on Condr. W. Barber to be Lt. (0.50 (May 25 for Australla to discuss 3rd C1. (April 1.

with Australian Government off- cials the proposed, buliding of a new dry dock.

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second "Singapore" might be con- There have been reports that 'a'

structed in Sydney.

4. INDIAN ARMY The follg. to be Sec. Lts. (April 8:30-Jim Davidson's A.B.C. Dance 2. A. Cannell, R. A. Roach, D

W. A. Brookes, B N. Steers,

ESTABLISHMENTS Capt. W. A. Robinson, M.D., RA. M.C., to be Instr. and Medical Of

Capt. (April 1

J. R. M. Cape. Admiralty (April 29); R. H. R. Moo- RA.OC. relinquishes the, appt. of idle, to Cornwall (May 2); L. de Vil- Asst. Inspr. (April 11.

lera to Victory for Tactical case, (May 8).

9.20 Summary of the day's

newa

9.30-Food for Thought." (D3), 9.45-8ports News and Market Notes

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(D2). 10.00-Fred Hartley and his Sextet, with Brian Lawrance, baritone (D3).

'Evensong' Spoliansky) -Mischa Bpoliansky (Piano).

A Bouquet For Cole Porter-Intro: What is thle thing called love? Night and Day: 10.35 The Club of Queer Trades,” I'm in Love Again: You've Got That Thing: Let's Do It: Love for Sale-11.00 Music Hall with the B.B.C. Arthur Young (Piano) and the Youngsters. With Vocal Chorus.

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(D3).

Variety Orchestra (D3). 12.00-News (D3).

6.45 p.m. London Belay--Scenes 2:m:

from The Tragedies of William Sha- 1215-Organ Recital Ky William kespeare, John Gielgud in 'Hamlet.'

McKie (D3).

Characters: Claudius. Kind of Den-12.45 Cricket: M.C.C. v. West Indies mark. Rosencrantz: Guildenstern.

Courtlers.

Gertrude, Queen of Den- mark, and mother of Hamlet, Polo-

nlus,

(D3).

100-Sports News and Market Notes.

(D3)..

Lord Chamberlain, Ophelia the late, and nephew to the present CHUNGKING NEWS daughter of Polonius, Hamlet, son of

King Homtlo, friend of Hamlet; Laertes, son of Podenius; Portinbras, prince of Norway; Players, Lords and Ladies, Ghost of Hamlet's Father Scene: Denmark Production by John Richmond.

BROADCAST

A regular series of short-wave broadcasts in the English and other

MEMORANDA

Lia-P. C. Chorley, „to- lictory for

Lt Col G.S. Oxley, M.C., hp late f.f.d at Lee-on-80lem (ay 1); M. 20 C. A. Wigham, M.C., Cheshire 2). KRR.C. retires on ret. pay (April O'B. Fitzgerald, to Familles May

Act. Sub-Lts. (A).-E. S. Woodford,

R. relinquishes the appt. of GS.O.E. B. Kershaw, M. P. White, J. H 2nd Grade (March 121..

ROYAL NAVY

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF STAFF COLLEGE

Captain J. L. Phillips has been h, and on June, 1 will succeed to appointed to the RN. College, Green-

Radclift, A. W. B. Draycon, H. N. C.

| Hearn, 8. G. J. Appleby, P. K. A. Low, G. P. Ritchie, J. Gaillard, T. W. Har rington, to Victory for crse, at Goa- port: A. J.

Temple-West, A. O, Wi- klason, D. D. White, to Victory for crse, at Les-on-Solent (May 1); HL W. G. pearce, to Courageous (May 8).

Mide (A)mia B. Cater, H. M. Ellis,

Daniels, P. J. D. Sparke, L. M. Mac- D. H. Dammer, G. R. Hampden, A. J.

the post of Deputy Director of the Lachan, R. C. Eborn, 2. 0. Saunders, Stair College in place of Captain F. C. 8. F. Hogg, H. D.

FL. Pegram

scindell, to Victory qurilgan. 1. B

CIBC at Clas Captain Phillips recently relinquish port (May 1): J. D. W. Barr, G. W.

to ed command of the Iron Dure, gan Brokensha, P. T. Bethell,

Courage- nery training qualified as ous

(E). — E. B. Clarke, C. G.

17.20 p.m. Clasing local Stock Quo foreign languages have been 11-starr oficer in 1921, and a 1996 at-1 Mids (8)

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tations.

7.32 p.m. Perry Heming (Baritone) "in a Light Orchestral Programme..

Serenade (For Frederick Dellus, on his Sixtieth -Birthday-Warlock)- The Constant Lambert String Or chestra cond. by Constant Lambert. Fairings: Come To The Fair ("Songs

ing Administration, Chungking

Of special interest to Far EasŤ listeners are the news broadcasts at 10 am. (HK time) each day on 25,21 metres (11.9 megacycles).

There are daily broadcasts from 4.15 a.m. to 8.30 am, to Eur

European coun- tries, including Great Britain, France.

tended the course at the Imperial Proctor, F. E. Spencer, J. A Pleydell, Defence College.

H. R. M. 8. Ferguson, J. R. Llewelly A H. Little, T. D. Short, D. H. Eus During the War he served as sub-sell, R. Harty, W. G. Lockyer, H. & lieutenant and lieutenant in the bat- Aust, EP. Masintosh, 'J. B. Clarke, tleships Hercules, Albemarie, and G. Morgan, K. S.

K. 8. 3. Dunlop. H. C. Barham up to February, 1918 when P. F. Witherden. P. Bishop, B. ha was appointed to specialize in

E. M. Halley, C. R. Grima, H

gunnery. Among the ships in which oth, E. B. Good, K. R. H..Sand-

of the Fair-Easthope Martin): italy and Germany on 25.51 metres he was gunnery omcer were the Hood, D. Nizon, L. D. Dymoke, J. B. Rae,

the destroyer, Xesper in the Home R.N.C., Greenwich (May 11.

it was stan omcer (operations)

To avoid congestion there will be five entrances to each shelter. Water is to be laid on.

"NIKS"

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Jock The Fiddler: The Ballad-Mon- and 31.58 metres: to Americ #tween during the world cruise of 1823-24, G. O. G. Well, G. M. Whale, C. G. gen ("Songs of the Fair"-Easthope 9.30

9.30 a.m. and 11.30 am. iz Jhinese

Inese and the Rodney, to which he was L. Reid F. W. Norwood, B. N. Haigh, Martin) Percy Heming (Baritone)

H-E Gardam. P. J. Nopa, T. EFT. with Orchestra Down The Mall (Bel- metres on 16.85 metres, and 19.75 appointed before her completion,

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President for course at ton) Philip Green & His Orchestra. Siberia between 5.30 p.m. and 7.10 Joggin

Along The

Highway p.m. on 25.51 metres and 31.58 metres (Samuel): The Devout Lover (White) in Chinese: to Japan between 7.15

Percy Reming

(Baritone) with p.m. and 7.55 p.m. on 253.21 metres and 31.58 metres in Japanese: to 8.00 p.m. Local Time Slynai, Wea- South Chinn and the South Seas be- ther Report and Announcements,

tween 8.10 p.m. and 10.30 p.m. on 25.21 metres and 31.68 metres, including a 8,08 p... New Dance Music.

news bulletin in English at 9 p.m. (10 Waltzes Woodust

(impm local time); and to Soviet Rus- "Sweethearts"; Sweethearts (from the sis between 11 pm and 11.30 p.m. film)Frimo Scala's Accordion Band on 25.21 metres and 31.58 metres in Fox-Trota-Tell Me With Your Kissea; | Russian. -

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PROMOTIONĖ

Lta M. Villers J. A. Elwin, W. RETURN OF HILS. NORFOLK

F. E. Hussey, H. M. Aubrey, A. Ken- relieved as flagship of the East Indies (seny, May 1); R. 8. Howlett, to rank The cruiser Norfolk, which is being nett, J. M. B. Cox, to rank of Lt-Odr. Station by the new cruiser Glouces of Lt-Cdr. (seny, May 9).

ter, 18 to return home to refit, arriv- Lt. (E) Retd. W. Harvey, to ing-towards the end of the month. rank of Lt.Cdr. (2), retd. (eeny, May | Since her ship's cómpany, who joined (3).

at Plymouth in October, 1997, have

Cadet C. R. Barrett inot CR.

8.15 p.x. London Relay-Cricket| KING GEORGE V'S notanished their term of foreign Hancit, as previously announced) to

M.CC. v. West Indies.

A commentary during the third day's play by Howard Marshall from Lord's Cricket Ground, London

8.30 p.m. "Stadio--Plaño Recital by "Miss Si Kul Ma

1. Prelude in a Fiat Mu (Bach)

2. Adagio from Sonata i D Minor

(Beethoven)

3. Variations, Op. 12, on

Air (Chopin), -

LAST MESSAGE

TO CHILDREN

service, an exchange will be made be- rank of Midshipmen (seny. May 1). tween them and the ship's company.

of HM.S. Devonshire; of the 1st Oruiser

Squadron. :. Mediterranean Fleet, who foined that ship in Novem- A correspondent writes drawing ber. 1938, and who will return, to attention to the last message of England in the Norfolk,

King George V to the children of the British Empire which, he

ENGINEER FOR THE HOOD Commander (3) R. T. Grogan will

ROYAL AIR FORCE

CIVILIAN- - WIRELESS OPERATORS

Vacancies

for

civilian wireless

French says, has a very great bearing on jota the bat cruiser Hood, at pre-operators and teleprinter operators

the events of to-day. The message sent under

1.30 pm. Mendelsohn-Symphony

No. 4 (“Italian") In A Major:

Was:---

it at Portsmouth, for 1 authorized establishments are to duty as engher officer in succession be filled, states a new Air Emistry arder, by officers commanding units,

to Commander (E) C. P. Berthon, but the approval of the Ministry is

I ask you to remember that in who has been appointed for segurse to be obtained before appointmente

Bir Hamilton Harty conducting The the days to come you will be the at the RN. College. Greenwich. Halle Orchestra.

8.15 p.m. London Belay-The News. 9.30 p.m. London Belay-"Food for Thought."

citizens of a great Empire. As You GREENWICH HOSPITAL PENSION !

are made.

These posts are reserved for ex- grow up always keep this thought before you: and when the time RN., reid, has been awarded a Green-tained at the Air Ministry. With af Paymaster Captain A. E. B. Honken, to ex-airmen. A waiting list is main- Service men, preference being given

short talks on matters of topical cumes be ready and proud to give wich Hospital' pension of 250 a year, fract from January 1 the scale of pay

your Country, the service of your in the vacancy crested by the death work, your mind, and your heart. of Paymaster Captain A. Greenwood, for operators of 21 and over is to be

aweek, 608

rising by RN., retd, on March 11,

kok to

week trators Posts for direction-fliding operators are to be reserved, as far as possible,

interest.

9.45 pm. Lotiden Beisy-8porta News, 'and' Market Noter.

Fiale"" Act II..

9.30pm. Mozart's "The Magic

Bingers in order of appearance:

Strions; Fabbry: Grossmann; Bchep-

Christmas, 1935.

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS

The following appointment made by the Admiralty:-- ....

Chinese witnesses took the oath,

are

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increments

of

LO existing civilian wireless opera-

tore, and no appointments, discharges,

Eder. Cdr. O. Flint. to Aron or transfers of members of this grade

are to be made without Air Ministry

pan: Marherr: Berglund; - Husch; by zinashing saucers and swearing, Duke (May (13), - Roswaenge Temmer Berger Belike; If I do not tell the truth may my Odrs (E)-B W. Parker, to Draks: authority with eneck, from Beptem- Spletter: Lemnits; and Chorus with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra soul be cracked like this saucer, BC Emith, to Manchester May ber 1, 1938, the scale of pay for DF. operators of 21 and over la to be conducted by Bir Thomas Beecham at Bristol, when Yeap Put Pump: 1-Com-B H Caddy. KB/Lar, from 675 to 112% a week, with an

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