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TO-DAY'S RADIO

ZBW, 355 metres (845 k.c.) and 31.49 metres (9,520 kilo-cycles)

Radio Programme Broadcast by ZBW on a Frequency of U15 k.c.'s. and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 p., 9.52 m.c.'s per und -11 p.m. on

Eccond,

H.K.T.

12.0-12.20 p.m. Relay of Service of Intercession from St. John's Cathe drel.

Grenadiers

Robeson

7.15 Bludlo "Business as Usual" a talk by Mr. Cyr!! Champkin.

7.30 B.B.C. Recording-"London's Itiver."

A programme devised and present- ed by William Maclurg. Linking Dialogue by Valentine Dunn, Musi- cal Arrangements by Rae Jenkins.

8.0 Time, Weather and Announce ments.

Sharman.

With Rene Pougnel, and

"Business as Usual" A Talk by Cyril Champkin LONDON MUSIC HALL 0,0 "For The Children"

(Traditional Rhymes Nursery Tunes Intro: Hot Cross Buns; Pussy 12.30 Songs by . Pagl

8.03 London Belay-Music-Hall. (Bass).

Cat; Hickory Dickory Dock; Oh Dear!

Including George Doonan (The life Swing Alon: (Cook); Blur Prelude What Can the Matter Bee; The Bon- (Bishop): It Take A Long Pull To

Joys His Own; Sing a Song of Six- and soul of the party); Lily Morris Get There ("Porgy and Bess-Gersh-nie Brian Bush; When the King En-

(Two Jovial boys with their phono- win).......with Orchestra.

of ILM. Dence; Three Blind Mice; Jack and (Comedienne); Bennett and Willams 12.10 Regimental Band

Jill; 11umpty Dumpty; Little Bo Peep; Grenadier Guards.

Hey Diddle Dkidio; I Saw A Ship fiddles); Randolph Sutton (Bellain's Military Murch (Specially arrang Sailing... British Light Or- Premier Light Comedian) with The ed); Acclamations

Waltz (Wald-chestra cond. by Stephen S. Moore; BBC Variety Orchestra conducted by The. teufel);

Waltz More Very Young Songs (Charles Shadwell; Presented by John (Waldicufet - arr. Winterbottom); Mine-Fraser-Simpson) (a) Dinker: 0.0 London Relay-Hounting Iar- Marching With Sousa; Intro: Stars (b) Shoes and Stockings; (c) For-

Clive and Stripes; Fairest of the Fur; The given......George Baker (Barltone) movies.

with Piano; Studio-Serial Story; Gladiator March; Liberty Bell March;

0.15 London Relay "This is: Washington Posi; King Cotton; Ei Little Drummer Boy (Noel & Pelosi) Richardson at two planos.

with ....Elsie Carlisle (Vocal) Cupitan; Manhattan Beach......con- ducted by Captain George Miller.

Orchestra; Here Comes The Sundman France. (flim 'Mr. Dodd takes the Air') ... ... ... ... .... 1.0 Time and Weather, 1,03 Latest Variety Numbers.

6.39 Closing local Stock Quotations. Orch."Magyar Melody"-Selec

G.32 Hawallan Selections, tion......Louis Levy & His Orches-

Smiling Eyes (Nawabi); Howalian tra with Vocal Refrain; Vocal-It's Raining Sunbeams (Coslow, Hollan- Love Bird (Denniker & Ruzal). der-film 100 men and a girl').....King Nawahl's Hawalians; Popalina Deanna Durbin with Orchestra; Or-Lahilahi (Noble); Haleiwa (Woodd) Ann & Piano-That Certain Age"- Selection "Carefree"--Selection..... ...II. Robinson Cleaver (Organ) and Patricla Rossborough (Piano); Vocal

6.51 Frances Langford (Vocal). Darling......you are so different

I've Got You Under My Skin (fim lo-day (Amberg); Don't say "Good-

"Au Revoir" (Amberg) Born to Dance'); Rap Tap On Wood bye" Say

....with ...Zarah Leander ace. by Eugen (film 'Born to Dance'). Wolff's Orchestra (Sung in German); Jimmy Dorsey & His Orch.; Sweet

Fox-Trois-A Stranger In Parce Orch.-Ya Got Something There Heartache (Alm "The Hit Parade'), [Hart-Hylton)....Jack Hylton &....with Victor Young & His Orch. (flm Gay Impostors'); Day Dream- ing (film 'Gay Impostora)......Vin- 7.0 Latest Dance Music, His Orchestra with Vocal Refrain: Vocal-Honey Chlle (Strauss, Dale) Quickstep I've Got A Pocketful cent Lopez & His Orchestra with Waltz-Tu-Li-Tulip ..Denny Derinls with Instru-of Dreams (film 'Sing you Sinners') Vocal Chorus; mental Accompaniment.

.M. Pierre & His Strict Dance Time: Fox-Trol-Beside A Mooni!! ..Horace. Heldt & His Brigadiers with Vocal 1.30 Reuter & Rugby Press, Wea- Tempo Orchestru; Comedy Quickstep Stream...

Oh Will You Wash My Father's Alemile ther Forecast and Announcements.

Minor.

1: 'Paris is not France'; a talk by E. M. Stephan.

0.30 London Helay-The News. 9.50 Marek Weber & His Orchestra. Ballet Egyptien Lu!ginl); Entr'acte

("Mignon" Thomas);} Gavolte Menuett (Beethoven).

10.10 London Kelay-In Town fr.om Introducing personalities every wallt of life in interviews with Lionel Gamlin, flashes from the news of the week, and Standing on the Corner (Michael Standing views the Man in the Street') Edited and produced by C. F: Mechan.

10.40 Dance Music.

......Ray Minney with Dick Mc-To-night." Intire's Harmony Hawaitans:Lion Rug Lonesome Without My Baby....Mas ters Hawaiians.

Inter-

1.40 Schumann-Concerto, In D Shirt?; Fox-Trol-The Merry-Go-Chorus; Fox-Trot-In A Little Toy Round. Sld Millword & His Sailboat; Slow Fox-Trot-Small Fry

Fox-Trot-Penny (lm 'Sing, you Sinners').... Slow Yehud! Menuhin (Violin) und Nitwits: The Philharmonic Orchestra of New Serenade; Waltz-Never Break A Geraldo & His Orchestra with Vocal York conducted by John Barbiroll. Promise......Geraldo & His Orches Refrain.

! 11.0 Close down. tra with Vocal Refrain,

2.15 Close down,

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NATIONAL SERVICE

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weeks at time of writing, it is im- possible to say whether or not it is succeeding.

was

NATIONAL SERVICE

initiated National Service about the last week in January with the issue of a White Paper listing several hundred "reserved occupa- tions."

This meant that generally speaking those engaged in occupations Usled volunteer for national should not service, and might not be required in their occupation war time, since comes under the heading of indis- pensable.

It was estimated that it accounted for about 7,000,000 of the working It contoincl many Hist Instance, the anomalies. For population. included all the mechanical branches of the newspaper trade, but not the editorial staffs.

· 20,000,000 HANDBOOKS

At the same time as the White Paper, the Government, through the hand- mails, distributed 20,000,000 hooks to householders throughout the country. These 48-paged booklets, concise and simple language, rounded up all the various defence organ.sations the man-in-the-street can jola if he wishes,

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Brief particulars about the are limits, the nature of the work, how to join, and where to get additional in- Lormation are set out for cach ser- vice.

Omcially entitled "National Ser- vice. A guide to the ways in which the people of this country may give service," it contains a missage fromn Prime Minis.er Neville Chamberlain, This is a facsimile letter in Cham- berlain's own hand-writing on No. 10; Downing Street notepaper. It reads:

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-The wording of the first two s.- tences of this message caused a Ge In the distribution of the handbook. It had been planned to issue thei about the first or second we:k January, but Chamberlain and Lory Halifax were going to Rome January 11. and it was felt that the Italiens might not like that remar.. about "being strong."

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The handbook also contains a fore- word by

Sir John Anderson. says: "The call is to peace and no to war. We have no thought of ag- gression: our one wish is to live at peace with all peoples. But if this wish is to be fulfilled we must be up and doing. We must make ouseive 'strong so that our influence for peace may be real, and we must make our- selves safe so that others cannot b tempted to thoughts of aggression against us."

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Anderson paints out that the hand- in the book offers new carcers regular fighting services; that helps to dreide whether the reader is vital, to the "cngaged in work

itself which is country's security national service"; and that it is pos- sible to undertake some new whole- Ume or part-time service in war time and to train for it in peace ume.

SERVICES LISTED

Here are the services listed in the handbook:.

"

MAINLY FOR. YOUNGER MEN! The auxillery fire servies, ages 25-50. The Hayal Naval volunteer reserve, ages

120,

The Army Supplementary reserve-in-

fantry of the line, ages 17-50. The Territorist Army, general service in Hele array unti-aircraft and coastal

detenes units;

17-38

The auxillary ale force, lying squadrons, ** pitcə 19+3."

Those Will some special qualifications, or

-experietiest -

The loyal Naval reserve for officers and

men of the Mercantile Marine. Skilled workers, such as drivers," for:

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The Army supplementary reserve,

10-42, Tradesinen, for:

Ages

The Royal Naval volunteer reserve, ages

18-20. The Territorial Army, ages 17-45.

The Itoyal Air Force volunteer reserve,

#gea 18-30,

The auxilary air force, ages 15-35: More highly educated men, for: Pilot and observer duties in the air branch of the Royal Naval volunteer reserve, ages 17-21.

ATIRY supplementary reserve OLECUTE, Agos 15-30. Comm. in

ages 18-31.

of

the Territorial Army,

The Royal Air Force volunteer reserve- Pilot section, ages 18-25. Aircraft crow section, ages 18-32

Auxiliary air force Bying squadrons-- pilots, ages 18-20. Aircraft crews, ages 10-32.

(Wireless) The Royal Naval volunteer

reserve, nges 18-43.

The Royal Air Furco civilian wireless

rezervó, ages 10-53,

MAINLY FOR OLDER MEN:

ARP air raid wardens, age over 30, ARP. first ald parties and decontamina-

1 an squads, ages 23-50. AN.P, ambulance drivers and attendants

and firet old posts, age 30-50. AJ.P. report centers and miscellaneous

duties, nges over 435.

A.. cominunications, Men over 40 and

youths under 10.

The Police war reserve, ages 23-89. The special constabulary, age over 20. The observer corps, age over 30. The Territorial Army, home service in

anti-aircraft and const defence unita, ages 33-80.

The ground section of the Royal Alr

Force volunteer reserve, ages 30-50, The balloon squadrons of the auxiitary

air force, ages 25-50,

The civil air guard, ages 10-50. Those with samo special qualifications or

Experience:

Aulider, ages 23-36.

rescue and demolition parties for The Arst police reserve for police pen-

*moner.

Coastguard auxillary watchers, age over

40.

The Royal Fleet reserve for ex-sallors and

ex-marines.

The Royal Marine Police Special YO servo, for ex-marine polter, aftes 45-07. Radio malcura, eges 18-35.

FOR WOMEN: ARP. air raid wordens, age over 25. AP, first aid posts, ages 20-50. A.R.P. ambulance drivers and attendants, report conters and communications, and miscellaneous duties, ages over 10.

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The auxiliary are service, ages 20-80.

bt. John Ambulance brigade, ages 17.05.

St. Andrew's ambulance corps, ages British ited Cross society, ages 18-55. Registration for other training in nursing,

ages 18-63.

The Auxiliary, territorial-service, - ages

18-30. Royal Air Force companion, ages 18-43. “ The civil air guard, ages 10-50,

BERVICES NOT AT PRESENT REQUIR-

ING TRAINING IN PEACE TIME. The Royal Navy or Itoyal Marines, for ex-

Ballsore and ex-marines under 47.

supplemen- The Royal Naval volunteer

tary reserve for yachtarmen, ages 18-20.. The Mercantile Marine war service list

for ex-scamer,

Army supplementary reserve for fitters, turners, electricians, welders and drivers. ARES 19-41.

The National Defence companies for ex-

soldiers over 45,

The Royal Air Force reserve for ex-

alrmeri.

The officer cadet reservo for ex-cadet

officers, ages 20-31.

The officers' emergency reserva, for men with technical, specialist, or academie qualifications, ages 31-35,

The Royal Air Force Officers' emargency reserve, for exofficers of the loyal Naval Air Service, the Royal Flying Corps or the Royal Air Force, The Women's Land Army.

Women's service in the Royal Navy, Auxiliary hospital service.

Help in evacuating children from dan-

gerous argos,

and

nuraca also special registers for There aro doctors, and men and women with pro- fessional, scientiße and technical qual ficatione; and a general reserve for those who cannot at present be accepted for any of the services mentioned.

Trained nurses, assistant

midwives.

LETTERS

Without Charge

To The Editor,

Hongkong Telegraph · ·

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stated that applicants would have to lundergo medical examination "with churge." The correct rending was "w.thout charge."

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May I trespass on your courtesy to bring to the notice of the public that volunteers will not he required to experises, either for Sir, On March 3 tast you kindly meet

for equip. published a notice in regard to a medical examination or

limited response proposed Auxiliary Fire Service in ment. The very Hong Kong. Appeal was made for so far to the appeal may be due to volunteers for this Service. I re- misunderstanding on this point. T. H. KING. Chief Officer, Fire Brigade. gret that, owing to a typing error, a inistake occurred in the notice which

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