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October 17 1940.

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RADIO

ZBW, 355 metres (845 kc.) and 31.49 metres (9,520 kilo-cycles) Mendelssohn Symphony No.

UP THERE/

DENTI

DR. CULLIS TALKS ON

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

A reception to Dr. Winifred Cullis a better position than those of Bri- was held at the University yester-tain, and it was up to them to make day, among those present being the their "paper" freedom a real free-

--

4 in A Major

Radio Programme Broadcast by ZBW on a Frequency of 845 K.C's

1. A research fellowship was en- and on Short Wave from 1-2.16 p.m.

After ten Prof. Culls gave an ad-

from dowed, to which any member of the and 8-11 p.m. 8.52 m.c's, per dress on international affairs

on

Prof. Federation was eligible, Irrespective *crond.

the cultural point of view. 12.10 p.m. Short Service of Inter-Digby took the Chair,

led of nationality, but the person had to and called

cersion,

upon Professor Forster to introduce spend some of her time in a coun- the speaker. Professor Forster sald try other, than her own.

2. Inspitality. Branches of the that those who had had the privilege

Registrar and Professors, representa- dom. tires of the Student Body, the Re-i

Some of the methods by which the gistrar of 14ngnan University; ord

foster inter- | principal teachers of the schools and Federation tried to

national friendship were- colleges.

12.30 Raymond Newell (Baritone) In a Band Concert.

1.0 Locul Time Signal and Weather Report.

1.03 Dance Munic

1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press, Wen- ther Forecast and Announcement.

45 Variety Programme.

2.13 Close duwa,

6.0 Vericts with Gracie Fields. Stan Holloway

and Flotsam and

Jetram.

32 Closing local Stock Quotations, 6.34 Maurice Winnick and Ills Or- chestra in Dance Music,

1.0 London Relay-The Nowa. 7.15 Loudon Relay Topical Talks 7.30 Sydney Gustard at the Organ Medley of Old Time Songs English Scottish; Musical Comedy Medley

7.48 Constant Grande.

Lambert-The Rio

came out here ne

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4. International clubhouses where members could stay.

Italy was next. The President of there was I personal

and pleasure of hearing Professor Federation had to extend hospitality Cullis on the radio the other night to visiting members of other nations, In this 3.

Exchange tenchers. would not need any information

of there the benefit of case

the difficulty was about her.

but for

But between those who did not hear the intro- diferent languages. duction to the broadcast, he would the United States and Great Britain like to say that Professor Cullis this exchange of teachers was popu-

a result of a re-lar before the present war. quest from this part of the world. I was felt that women should have

The first country to break away statement of the authorliative position in England, and Professor was Germany. The Council mem- Cutils was chosen to undertake this bers in Britain heard that Jews were task of enlightening toreign women being expelled from the Federation in the Far East. She was a repre- in Germany. A letter was written sentative of the women of England, asking if this statement were true, evuntry where women are free to to which the reply was that Jews take the highest positions in politics, were not turned out, but that non- voluntarily Aryan members "must science and in every deld. Professor Cullis, in the course of resign." her address, begged to correct the The Halle Orchestra with The Statement made by Professor Forster the Lunch Michael's Singers conducted by Con-ihnt women in Britain were free to friend of Mussolini, but when she There were was 1, her successor wrote to the xinot Lambert,

take up any position.

that

Il Duce had 8.0 Local Time Signal, Weather many Gelds in which women were Counell saying

permitted them to Report and Announcements,

not as yet permitted to hold uffice, most graciously 8.02 Mendelssohn Symphony No but that would no doubt be remedied disband themselves.

Other European states now were 4 in A Major "Italian."

not permitted to join any inter- Not a Politician

national organisation. But in splis The speaker said that she did nul of all this, Professor Cullis em- had laid down intend to instruct, but to tell those phasised that they present something of the happenings the foundation for something useful

She in the future. umong the people in Britain.

she snid. "We want."

"Inter- would, she said, speak from a cul-

and inter- tural aspect and not political. She national-cooperation was not a politician. She had been national understanding, and the unl

the ones people should be a university woman for a long time,

versity that she

she capable of looking at things without able to any and so felt

university too much blas and partisanship." Aces" thought that they, the

They should bring themselves to people, owed more to the commun- ty to which they belonged than any work together for what is right and

Sir Hamilton Harty conducting the Holle Orchestra.

8.27 Some Schubert Songs,

8.37 A Short Joseph Szigeti.

Violin Recital by

Rondo (Schubert, Op. 93); Scherzo Vale

(Chabrier).

8.45 Studio-Local Newsletter.

0.0 London Relay-The News and News Commentaries,

9.30 Musical Comedy.

0.45 Billy Mayer-"Four

Sulte.

Raie da Costa (Piano).

Tanes.

11.0 Close down,

in time. (Laughter).

Rolled in agony through international relationships.

INDIGESTION

A Nurse's Experience

In

10.0 An hour of Old Popular Dance other profession. University people just. In that lies the hope for the

should pay back some of what they future.

being owe by

in their own good

Professor Robertson, proposing a universities, and above all should be vote of thanks, said that Professor indicated innumerable able to bring about happy and good Cullin had

possibilities that Ilongkong could She went on to talk about the Intake up. There was especially this ternational Federation of University idea of exchange teachers,

Dr. Cullis had given them stimulot- Women which was formed after the Great War of 1914-1918. She stilling and. Important messages.. felt, she said, that had university wartime one seemed to be overcome people had more suy in the world, by a mental paralysis, and thought connected with the the hope that nations would be wis only of work er and avoid war, would not have war. But now they were stimulat- People ed to plan for what is coming after. Nurses know more than ordinary people crashed as it has done now.

their best to build a about curing their alimenta, but it wasn't have to do until Nuris D. W. tried Maclean Brand* Stomach Powder that she found lasting world in which the differences and could be rellet for the severe Indigestion that difcutties of all nations

settled by reasonable methods.

The Federation was formed in "I have suffered for year," the writes, "from what my mother calls 'apasm 1010 with only two members, Great

have very severe form, of Indigestion. I rolled in agony for hours, bent double Britain and the United States of

They with pain, not daring to move for four America.

were joined the

"All sailings up to, January next of getting it worse.

following year by Canada. Then 15 year are nearly booked to capacity. "I tried countiers remedica and others joined. The movement grew We are not accepting any

declared ar without Nuccess. Last year after 10 rapidly that at the meeting in bookings until then," operation I had a mort alarming attack,

there were 38 official of the American President My sister, who always has Maclean Brand Edinburgh in 1932 Blotnach Powder in the house, persuaded countries included in the Federation. Lines yesterday. me to try a doke, and I would not have The one great lack was, however, believed that just a single dose would have had so instantaneous and marvellous with the exception of India, the Far an ellect. It soothed as 1kwallowed it. Eazi was not represented. and gradually all pain went.

troubled her.

Binette,

an

Liners For America All Booked Up

more

Was

He disclosed that all accommoda- tion on the President Pierce, lenv- ing here on October 29, and the President Coolidge, leaving on tluseless to try and explain 1913 Open to Qualified Women

November 3, for Shanghai. Japan, kratilude, but I assure you it is very

Each country had to admit to her Honolulu attack

and San Francisco, Each time I feel an coming, or I get indigesiion, however branch of the Federation' any woman fully booked up. flight, I dy to Maclean Brand Stomach, who was qualified to do so (a uni- Powder."

Questioned as to what they would You can always tell MACLEAN BRANDversity woman); and, in addition Stomach Powder by the signature "ALEX, any woman who would, In her own do if an Amerien wanted to book C. MACLEAN" on carton and bottle country, be eligible for membership. passage, the official said they would Macland Brand Btomach Powder is never Recalling Professor. Forster's re- have to enble to their Shanghai sold loose, but only in bottles, The tablets mark on the subject of, freedom of office to see what could be arrang- aro available in bottles or flat lins.. women, Dr. Cullis said that, ou jed. People of other nationalities

If you have any dimeulty in obtaining it from your local chemist or store wille paper, the women of China were in would be put on the waiting list. to:-Banker &. Co. PO. Box 755, Hong Kong

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