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RADIO BROADCAST

(Continued from Papa 7.)

Programme-1.. Minuet (Handel); 2. Offertoire (Faulken); 3. Die Erago (Wolstenholme); 4. Grand Choour (Reed); G. Canillene Nup- tiable (Dubois); 6. Largo (Xerxes) (Handel).

8 pm. Time and Weather.

24, 1935.

JAVA FOREIGNERS

ORDINANCE ISSUED TO PREVENT EMPLOYMENT

Batavia, Aug. 23,

An ordinance was issued yester dny for the restriction of the en- ployment of foreigners in Java,'| which is to come into force on

- 8,03-8.13 p.m. The J. fl. Squire) August 28. It provides that Celeste Ortel.

foreigners entering the country Spring Song,

cannot be employed without the consent of the Director of Jus- ilee, but does not apply to Amia- tlcs.-Reuter,

Mendelssohn, arr. Willoughby. La Paloma-Spanish Serenade.

Yradier.

| Mignon-Gavelle (Thomas),

8.13.8.46 p.m. "Hiawatha's Wed ding Fenst" (Coleridge-Taylor),

The Royal Choral Society conducted by Dr. Malcolm Sargent. 9.46-3 p.m. A Violin Recital by Fritz Kreisler. Serenade (Lehar); Marguerite

(Rachmaninon Kreisler); Gypsy Churice (Kreisler); Shepherd's Madrigal (Kreiser).

10 p.m. Reuter Preus Bulletins. 9.10.30 p.m. A

arr

drew's Church Gray from St. An-

of the Concer}

by The Band of the 1st Bn. 8th Pup- Jab Regiment, by kind permission of Major M. Campbell and Officers.

Programme, March 1- Addinide (Feningstein); Selection-The Area- dians (Menckton and Tribut): Waltz -Songe d'Automne (Joyce); Dances Nell Gwyn (German); Serenade

· Standdelen (Heykins),

Time

Part 2.Selection---Laing (Schubert); Melody in (Rubin tein): Selection-Patience (Sul- vou); Idyll-Softly Unawares (Lincke): Patrol-Patrol Petit (Moret); God Save the King.

10.30 p.m. (approx.) Moge Dawn.

DAVENTRY PROGRAMMES

To-day's Broadcast From Four Transmissions

The following ware-lengths and frequencies ars aberred by Daventry,

Call Sign Frequency Wavelength

41.49 metres

Graham Walker at the starting point and Jianry W. KeMullan at Mockamori.

3 0.1.

The NorthBest Silver Prías Dand, Greenwich Time vilenal at 7 pm. 1 ..

Promenade Concert. Relayed fram the Queen's Hall, Landen. W.1. (Bala Lessen: Mesars. Chappell and Co., Ind.). Greenwich Time Alanal al p.m. 4 a.m. Saturday Night at Radiolympia, relazed truth the roadcasting Theatre. Olympia, Tændon.

I w..

6.1.m.

Cisne down,

PART !I

Interlude

1.20 mm. Banco Muste. Ambrose and 'his

Embassy Clah Orchestra,

1.45 a.m. Cabaret, relayed from the Heart Dan Tadhouse, allynahinch, County Dewi.

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The New

4.15 sm. Dance Music, Ambrown and his

Embamy Club Orchestra, 8,43 A. M. Cl down.

TO-MORROW'S BROADCAST

Transmission 6

(0.8.B, and Q.8.C.) 7 m. 1.

Bila Hen. A Recital of Musle for Two floofarten by Edna Batoľatá and Mark Birang.

7.30 a.m. The

Grand Prix de l'Europe ran concurrently with the Ulust Grand Prix Motor Cyela Nues on the Cindy Cireult, County Antrim. A running rammentary by Graham Walker at the starling paint and Henry W. McMaltan at Markamere.

Greenwich Time Alunal at 12 Midnight

The Central (and at 15.6l. RoyMi

Air Force.

.m. The Nawa.

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GRJ

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GAI.

10.00 turtree 12.03 4310 .. 49.19

Transmission 5

1.8.11, and G#.C.) 7 A.TS.

7.28 2.1.

1.34

tires tre

Ben A Pianoforte Racial by Shepherd Munn.

"Remate Carners, No. 3 Round Molint Waddington-Crossing the Coast Range of British Columbia," A talk by Wing Commander P. ISHWA

Oran

a.m. Harald Hamsay, st the

of the Granada, Tooting. Greenwich Time Signal at 12 Midnat .. The News Georgian Trie.

8.10

5.45 am. The News and Annoonermenta. 35m. Clows down,

Transmission G

6.8.1, 0.8.C. and 0.8...

11. Big Ben. The Central Band of

.M. Noral Air Force,

Greenwich Time Blue) at 3.30 am. 21.48 .m. The News and Announcements. 12.5 p.m. Close down,

Transmission 2

IOLA.J., G.A.1. and 6.9.8.)

7 p.m.

Big Ban. "Tammérilme at Home.

No, It

7.13 p.m. The Wingates Temperance Jšund,

Greenwich Time Bigya? ni 11 Noon

The Commodore Grand Orchestra. The News,

..

p.m.

9.15 pm. The 11.3.C. Northatn Örchealye. 9.40 p.m. Ce down.

Transmission 3

(G.A.G. 10-11.45 p.m.; G.R.E, 10 p.m.-1 a.m.: G... 12-1 m.)

10 p.m.

Ben. Tald Ramasy, at the Organ of the Granada. Tooting. 10.30 p.m. Mantovani and his Tipler Gr!

Theuten, 11.15 p.m. The Gennd Prix de l'Europe. ran concurrently with the Tilsted Genna Pal Motor Cycle Rare en the Clady Circuit, County Antrim, i A unnlnr commentary by Graham Walker at the starting point and Henry W. HeMplian at Murkamors.

12.15 a.m. Dance Muale,

Greenwich Time Signal ut 4.30 p.m. 12.30 am. The News. 12.45 am. Dance Murle.

1.

(6.8.1

1.16

m.

t.de a.m.

Close down.

Transmission 4

and GSDA

PART T

gem, The News.

The Grand Prix de l'Europe rum concurrently with the Ulster

Grand Prix Motor Cycle Raes on

the lady Circuit, County Antrim, running commentsty

TO-DAY

AT

6 & 9.30 P.M.

Close down.

Transmission 6

(6.8.D., 4.8.C. and G.8.1) 1. Bir Den. The Grand Prix

Barope run concurrently ` with the Ulster Grand Prix Motor Cycle Race on the Clady Circuit, County Antrim. A running em- mentery by Graham Walker · st the starting point and Henry W. MeMalian at Mackamers.

m.

Greenwich Time Manal, at 2.38 11.30 am. A Polk Bong' Recital by Anne

11.45

Wood (Conizmito),

.m. The News.

12. p.m. Close down.

Transmission 2

(G.8.J., 6.8.H. and 6.8.6.)

7.30 p.m. Big Ben. A Visioncello Heckai by Gerbam Parkington. Greenwich Time Hinal at 12 Noan Np.m. The Grand Prix de l'Europe.

.30 p.m. Horsham Horvogh Bitter Band.

p.m. Worki Newsletter and Hperis

Hammary.

1.20 p.m. The Tanchu Kerin Gipay t-

choeira,

2.45 p.m. Close down.

Transmission 3

€6.8.0. 10-31,45 p.m.; G.8.E. 10 p.m.-1 a.m.; 1.4.1, 12-t..)

10 p.m. Den. The D.B.C. Northern

Ireland Orchestra,

10.45 p.m. A Roman Cathelle Service. 11.30 pm. "Superstition." A why by Markin Lane. Pendured by Jahn Pudney.

12 .m. Reginald King and hia Orchestra, Greenwich Time Bigna) at 1.30 pam. 12.30 .. Weekly Newsletter and Sparta

Hummary.

17.30

1.11.

Cedric Shape Sextel, Close down.

Transmission 4

16.3.1. and (7.5.D.)

PART I

J

1.15 km. Big Ben. Weekly Newsletter und

Kparts Kummary,

1.35 x.m. Ä Viena Rectiät by Blum Bundari

(youdar (Indian),

1.45 mm. Hydney Barnes and hla Nand. 2.15 . A Recital by Ellabeth Hehumann

(Morano).

236 Wm. A Baptist Service, relayed from the 15aptat Church, Yeovil, Homerset.

Greenwich Time Bienal at 7 p.m. 3.45 am. Weakly' Newalatter.

Greenwich Time Nizral at. 5..p.m...

Close dawn.

a.m.

PART H

bởi Wa, The Folkmane Junkai Đi

.m.

chestra.

The Alfredo Campoil Trio.

6.30 1.01. Ellage.

5.ED a.m. Closs down.

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