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MUNGKONG DAILY: PRESS

Mr. M.M. Watson.. Mrs Millett and Dr. J. W. Anderson (bold- Ing hat) at the Garden Party held in, celebration of the birth-

day of HM the King. (Photo by Lelca).

Radio Programmes

HONGKONG

On Wavelengths of 353

9.45 p.m. London Relay — Sports News and Market Notes.

9.30 p.m. Mozart's "Don Glavanni"

Act .

Singers in order of appearance: Brownlee: Baccaloni; Hailetagruber;" Henderson; Muldmay: Souez: Franklin Festival Opers and Glyndebourne Company conducted by Fritz Busch.

11.00 p.m. Close down,

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metres (845 k.e's) 31.49

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metres (9.52 megacycles).

'ROUND BRITAIN, AND OTHER LONDON RELAYS

12.00 to 12.20 p.m. Belay of Ber- vice of Intercession from St. John's Cathedral.

Calla

"Don Giovanni" Act II

They

SHORT WAVE

G.S.G. G.S.B. Primo Scala's Accordeon G.S.H. 12.30 p.m.

G.5.0. Band and Sam Browne (Baritone).

When

Played the Polka Trans.

Trans. 11 (Holzer-Andre); The Highland Swing (Grant-Johnston)-Primo Scala's Ac-Trans. III cordeon Band. Alone (filma "A Night ta the Opera-Sam Browne (Bari- tane) with Orch.

Dance

Hits

Intro: Vieni Vini, Whispers in the Dark,

Sympathy, Remember Me,

Afraid to Dream, Gangway-Primo Gain's Accordeon Band. A Little Bit Scain's Accordeor Independent (Lealie & Burke);

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Gypsy

Violin (O'Flynn and Betzner)--Eam

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DAVENTRY

Wavelength 17.79b.c. (10.86m) 9.51m.c (31.55m) 21.47m.c. (31,97m.)

15.18m.c. (19.79m.) (G.9.0. G.S.G., G.S.B.) (G.SH., G.S.G., G.S.B.) (G.S.H. G.S.G., G.S.B.) AUSTRALIA

Call Sign: VIE Wave Length, 31.34 metres Power, 1 Kilowatt HOLLAND-INDIA

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Call letters: PHI: Wavelengths 16.88m. & 25.57m; Frequencies 1777oke. & 1773okc.

Browne (Baritone) with Orch. You K Can't Pull The Wool Over My Eyes Time

(Ager and Others); When The Swal-am,

!!

lows Nest Again (Stevens-Edmund) 10.00-Broadcast to Schools-"The

Prime Scala's Accordeon Band.

1.90 p.m. Local Time Signal and Weather Report.

1.03 p.m. Haydn Symphony No.162

In B Flat Major.

Berge Koussevitzky and the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

1.25 p.m. (Baritone).

Die Ehre Gottes Aus Der Natur (Eeethoven, Op. 48, No. 4-with Or- gan accomp. by Paul Manis,

Song by Gerhard Husch

1.30 p.m. Beater and Rugby Fress, Weather Forecast & Announcements,

1.40 p.m. Variety Programme,

World We Live In" by Pro fASSOT CE B. Browne (A),

10.20-Wheat and Grain Report (A). 10.40 "At Home and Abroad" (A).

11.05-Luncheon Music (A).

11.30-Afternoon Musical Programme

[A).

D.m

100—“Daniel Defoe." (DI). 130-Musie Hall, with the B.B.C.

Variety Orchestra (D1), 2.30--News (DI). 2.45-"Food For Thought." (D!). 3.00-Violoncello Recital by Douglas

Cameron (D1).

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RADIO & SERVICES

NEWS ABOUT THE SERVICES

LONDON GAZETTE

TUESDAY, JUNE 6 ADMIRALTY, JUNE 1

EN.

Best (Red) 0. B. Nicholls to be Lieut.Comdr. (Retd.), with sexy. of Jan. 15, 1938.

B.M.

Lieut.-Cols J. 9, Noyes and R. E Campbell M.C., to be Temp. Cols. (May 24).

JUNE 2 B.N.

THE ARMY

LAUNCH OF THE 'EURYALUS

The cruiser Euryalus was launched at Chatham Dockyard and the public were admitted to the yard. Lady Camden, wife of the Lord Lieutenant of Kent, performed the naming cere- meny. The Euryalus is the fifth ship to be launched of the 10 of the Dido class of 5,450 tons, with a main armament of 5.25in. guns, which are (to come into service next year,

- COMMANDER KEELING On attaining the age limit of 45 Sury, Cemdr. M. Barton, LRC.P. Leutenant-Commander E O. T. Keel- and 9., placed on Retd. List at owning has been placed on the retired request (June 1); Eng. Comdr. A. E. S. list with the rank of commander, but Seccombe, placed on Retd. List with will remain in his present appoint- rank of Eng. Capt. (May 2). I

ment in command of reserve des- troyers Rosyth. where he

at

has served since 1931.

JUNE 3 R.N.

14

Lieut.-Comdr. (Retd), K. J. Riddell to be Comdr. (Retd.) (June. 3).

JUNE 6 RN.

QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S ROYAL NAVAL NURSING SERVICE Miss M, O. E. Maher-Loughnan has been appolated Nursing Sister probation to date June 6.

On

WAR OFFICE, JUNE 6.

REGULAB ARMY Mal-Gen. Sir Edward N. Broadbent, K.B.E., C.B. CM.G. D.S.O., Col K.O.S.B., on ceasing to be empld. placed on ret, pay (June 5).

The follg. to be Maj-Gens.:-Col. M. F. Grove-White. DS.O.. O.B.E. May 30), with teny: June 13, 1933: Col. (temp. Brig.) F. G; Hyland, M.C. May 30), with seny. Sept. 1, 1938.

Lt. Col. A. E Nye, M.C, from R. War. R. to be Col (May 20). with seny. July 1, 1937.

COMMANDS AND STAFF

The follg. relinquish their appts.:- Maj. Gen. Sir Edward N. Broadbent. K.BE.. C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O. Col" K.O.S.B., a 0.0.0... the Troops. Guernsey and Alderney Dist. (June 5); Maj. and Bt. Lt. Col. B. Temple, M.C.. Gloster R.. as Bde. Maj. (May 9)

Capt. G. E. Cooke, R.A from G.8.0. 3rd Grade (temp.) to be G.S.O.. 3rd Grade (March 1); Capt. M. O. Collins. RE, to be G.5.0, 3rd Grade (temp.) (March 1) (substituted for the noti in the Gazette of April 11).. ROYAL REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY "Field Branch. The promotion of L-Col W. D. Morgan D.5.0. M.C., is antedated to April 1. (Substituted for the notfn in the Gazetté of May 9).

The promotion of the fallg. Lt.-Cols. is antedated as below:-J. P. Batten M.C... H. Greene, M.C. (Apr 217, J. K McNair (now Col) (April 28); "E. F. Carne, M.C. (April 30). The follgare secd.:--

FOOT GUARDS

W. G'ds-Lt. W. L. Consett (May 14).

INFANTRY

R. Scots. Capt. A.. G. Mackenzie-

Military Band-Passing Of The Re- 3.15 Sports News and Market Notes Kennedy (April 22). R; War. B-Maj.

at

giments far. Winter)The Band Of H.M. Coldstream Guarda Vocal- Botany Bay (Trad): The One-Harse Shay (Trad The Gay Nineties Sin- gers with Orchestra Organ London derry Air: Traumerei (Schumann, arr. Woodhouse)-Sandy Maspherson the B.B.C. Th

Vocal... Theatre Argan. Magyar Melody Music For Romance Maschwitz and Sherwin); Nine Alone (Maschwitz and Posford Blanie with Organ Orch. Gypsy (Sandor Horvath); Spanish Dream Dance (Don Rico)-Don Rico and His Gypsy Giris Orchestra.

Hale

2.15

Close down.

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9.00 pm.elay of the Dance Or chestra from the Roof Garden of the Hongkong Hotel

(a) Ride. Tenderfoot, Ride, (b) Ya Got Me, (e) Junior, (d) Huggin' and Muggin 6.14 Record: Primo Hits Fox-Trot Medley: Waltz Medley-Bur tan Brown at the Plano. 6.21 (a) Lambingan, (b) Caliseed, (c) Let Me Whisper. (d) Chiquita. La Cuhainc. 6.35 Recorda: "The King Steps Out Waltz Medley; "Its Love Again"-Pox- Trot Medley The Keyboarders (Two Pianos and Drums).

6.43 p.m. Closing local Stock Quo- tations.

Round

6.45 p.ML London Relay

-

Britain.

With H V-Morton-and The BB.O. Theatre Orchestra. Arranged by Gwen Williams and George Lestrange.

30

p.m. London Belay At The Black Dog'

Mr. Wilkes at home in his own bar- parlour.

8.00 p.m. Local Time Bignal,, Wea ther Report and Announcements.

8.03 pm. Composlilons of Ketelby." Royal Cavalcade (Coronation March)- -The Band of HM Coldstream

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(D1).

1.30 Young People's Session (A), 4.30-Recorded Musto (A), 6.25 Commentary on News (A)," 6.00-"As You Like It"-programme

by the A.B.C. Light Opera Company (A). 6.45"Round Britain," with H V. Morton, and the B.B.C. Theatre Orchestra (D2). 7.00-"Jim and Jitters-Jim Gerald with Jim Davidson's "A.B.C. Dance Band (A). 7.30-"At the Black Dog." Mr. Wlikes at home in his own bar- parlour (D2).

".

8.00-The New British Army." Talks by Serving Officers and Men (D2); The Sydney String Quar- tet (A).

8.30 The Harp Trio (D2). 8.50 Recorded Feature (A), 9.00 "Empire Exchange." (07). 9.15-News (D2).

9.20 Summary of the day's News

(A).

9:30-Enid Purdey at the piano (D). 9.45-Sports News and Market Notes

(02).

10.00- The B.B.C, Empire Orchestra, with Ernest Lawson, horn (D3), 11.09 The International Horsë Show: "The-Edward--Prince of Wales

Cup (D3). 13.00--News (3). am

12.15-World Affairs" Talk by. H

Wickham Steed. (D3). 12.30-Variety programme of gram)-

phone records (D3). 12.55-Eports News and Market Notes

(D3).

Guards cond by Lieut. J. O. Win CHUNGKING NEWS

dram. The Phantom Melody;

rian Scene--Albert - Sandler (Violin) |

with Composer at the Plano. In A Monastery Garden-Reginald

Poort at

the Organ. In A Persian Market

BROADCAST

A regular Kertes of short-waYE

R. E. Barnwell to be Lt.-Col. (May 20). Leicester R.-Ma), (local Lt.-Col) C. E. Morrison, M.C., is seed. (May 115.

"E. Lan. R.-Maj, H. Drury is restd. to the estabt. (June 7).

E. Surrey R-Maj. A. L Sutton. M.C.. retires on ret. pay (June 8); Li. R. HL. Metherell to be Capt. (June 7.

Oxf. and Bucks, L.I.-The follg. are serd.Maj. A. M. Toye, V.C., M.C. (June 7); Capt. C. Clifton (May' 27), T. and LR-Sec. Lt. E. W. Rayne to-be Lt. (Jan.' 22)...

A. and S.FI—Ma), J. A. Agnew Wallace, M.C., retires on ret. pay (June 4).

ROYAL MALTA ARTILLERY Lt. A. E. Mallia to be Capt. (May 24).

ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORES Capt. R. L. Whittaker is restà, to the estabt. (Oct. 19, 1938), ⋅ (Substitut- ed for the notin in the Gazette of Oct. 21, 1938),

The follg. short serv. Capts, are apptd to permanent comtams, (Jumė 7). retaining their present, seny.:-W. M. E. Anderson, M.B., R. EL Poster, |ME. J. S; Buddell, BM. E - H F Lassen, A. L. Pennefather, M.B,, P. E Buckland, M.B., J. H. J. Cross, D. T. Swift, MB; 3. Boyle..

Commissions.-The Short Bervice follg. Capis, retire receiving a gratuity- (June 7) Buchanan, MB, HB, Wright, M.B., W. T. Bermingham, M.B.

ROYAL ARMY ORDNANCE COMPS

The follg. haying attained the age for retirement, are placed on ret. pay: ----Maj. (0.1.0. 1st CL) W. Carolan (June 5); Maj. (A.O.ME.) W, Burdon (June 8).

Capt. to.EO, 2nd C1 8. G. Cockram Plano, Bells Across The Meadows; broadcasts in the English and other to be Maj. (OEO. 1st C1). (Juna: 5): The Comedy Barmonists (Vocal) with foreign languages have been in Capt. CA.OME) P; «F." Hale, D.C.M., Sanctuary Of The Ecart Albert W. augurated by the Central Broadcast to be Maj, CA.OME.) (June): 6); Lt. Ketelbey conducting His Concert Oring Administration, Chungking.

(O.E.O.: 3rd CL.) W. H. Richards to be. chestra (With Choral infecta),

Capt. (O.E.O. 2nd C1.) (June. / 5); Of special interest to Far East 8.30

listeners are the news broadcasts at Coudr. A. J. Hartridge to be It. (Baritone).

The 10 am. (FK, time) each day on 23.21-40.2.0., 3rd 01) (June 6),

(11.0 megacycles). Water Of Minnetonka (Caronas There are daily, uroutcaste from 4.15

P.FIL

Eddy

Songs by Nelson, Trees (Kimer Rasbach); By The

and

Otis Rene),

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ESTABLISHMENTS.

Maj. N. MacLeod, RB, Fus, from Instr. to be Chief Instr. (June 1).

MEMORANDA

a.m to 6.30 am to European couD- 540 p.m. Harry Boy's Biger-Raga-tries, including Great Britain, France. Syska | Italy: and, Germany on 28.51 metres Sweet Georgia Brown-Fox-Trot; and 81.58 metres; to America between Wabash Blues-Quickstep. - Where Did 9.30 am and 1139 am, in Chinese

Li H, R. Bond. Reg.: Army Res, of and Robinson Crusoe? Go With Friday: On English on 18.85 metres and 19.75 Saturday Night (Lewis and Others); metres; to East and North China and Off A is granted the local rank of You Made Me Love You (McCarthy Siberia between 5.30 pm and 7.10 Capt. (June 19

metres Monaco). Cheerful Blues Slow Fox pan m 25.51 metres and 3160

The follg, relinquish the rank of Lt. Trot Jazz Me Blues-Quickstep in Chinese to Japan between 7.15 bu milstment in the TA. (June"77); Lendon Eelay Empire pm and 2.65, p. on 2531 metres J. Dalby, MM, late Manch. R

and

31.58 metres in Japanese: to Lt. F. B. J. Bradbeer, M.C. Gate Temp. Exchange

Points of view by travellers from South China and the South Seas be Lt. Tank Corps)

on 26.21 the Dominions and Colonies

tween 810 pm and 10pm The follgelloquish the rank of London Kelsy-The News metres and 31.58 metres, 9.30 p.m. Edwin Fischer at the news bulletin in Engian at paine (10 Sec. Lt on enlistment in the TA Piano,

pm; local time); and to Bories in June 7) Sec. Et.&. A. Harris Fantasia In Minor 306 is betrem 11p.in. and 1130 pr (Kozart). Fantaisie in O. Major Con 2531 metres and 31.58 metres in 15("Wanderer) (Bchubert).

9.00

9.15

p.m.

RPA Sec. LAH S

ate RPA): Bed/Lt, de F Thom Bot date R.F.A

Lt.Cdr.-B. Moore,' to Pembroke for R.A.F. station, Netheravon (June 19);' to Pembroke for RA.P.: station, Peterborough (June 26),

Sub-LA-D. A S. Wright, appt to Glorious cancelled,

Act. Sub-Lta. G, Martén, 'to Watchman (June 38); M. H. L. Maun- sell, appt. to Watchman cancelled.

RETIREMENT

Surgn, Cdr.-J. B. Crawford, MB.. with rank of Surgn. Capt. (June 3).

ROYAL AIR FORCE

OFFICER FOR THE EAGLE. Lieutenant (A) N. A. F. Cheesman, who has been appointed to the air Ching from craft-carrier Eagle in June 15; is among the R.AF. oficers recently transferred to the Air Branch AIR STATIONS' STAFF

of the Royal Navy under the Ar. the two Paymaster Commander E. & Dug-rangement made between gan, OBE. has been appointed to Services. H.M.S. Daedalus. Lee-on-the-Solent, for duty as staff accountant oficer with the Rear-Admiral, Naval Alr Stations, on the taking over of air Bases by the Admiralty...

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

Cdr.-E. H. Longsdon, tranted rank of Acting Capt. while in command

(undated).

Cdr.

CHINESE TRAITORS

EXECUTED

MILO, HUNAN, June 20 (Cen. tral-Thao Chu-ju and Chow. Mien- chib, so-called Chairman and Vice- Chairman of the Yoyang Peace (E).-A. D. McGlashan, to Maintenance Committee, were exe- Gloucester (June 28), appl. to cuted by the Japanese on June 18 Birmingham cancelled.

for their failure to commandeer Chinese able-bodied men and gold and silver.

Sign Cdrs.-J. Johnston, M.B., to Malaya (June 16); J. R. Brennan, M.B., to Repulse (June 19).

In the grounds of Government House during the garden party held on the afternoon of the King's birthday. (Photo by Leica).

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