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Contents Page Page ON THETHE AIRAIR - 939 PROGRAMMES FOR DELHI, DELHI, BOMBAY, BOMBAY, CALCUTTA, B. B. C., GERMANY, ALONG THETHE FRONTIER FRONTIER 946 C., GERMANY, FRANCE, HOLLAND ANDAND ITALY ITALY - 954—983 FROM MICROPHONE TO TO RECEIVER RECEIVER 948 - 954-983 OUR LISTENERS' LISTENERS' TROUBLES TROUBLES CORNER CORNER 985 RADIOLYMPIA 949 SHORT-WAVE TIME TIME-TABLE -TABLE - Inside back back cover. cover. HOW VALVESVALVES AREARE MADEMADE 950 LONG, MEDIUM MEDIUM AND AND SHORT-WAVE SHORT-WAVE BOOKS REVIEWED BROADCASTING STATIONS STATIONS - Back cover. cover.

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WAVELENGTHS AGAIN the shortest shortest wavelength possible, possible, andand thereby thereby ITT is is now now some some time time since since therethere hashas beenbeen great get the greatest freedomfreedom fromfrom atmospherics.atmospherics. agitation or lengthy lengthy correspondence correspondence in the the At this this point point the the awkward awkward question question of of skip skip I O n t h e press on the the subjectsubject of of wavelengths.wavelengths. It It would would On the. . distance comes in. in. The The skip skip distance distance is is the the appear that thethe combatantscombatants require more ammuni-ammuni­ space between,between thethe transmittingtransmitting station and the the tion inin orderorder toto keepkeep going,going, so so we we willwill endeavourendeavour point .where where thethe rayray whichwhich goesgoes upup toto the sky sky to provide it. it. is first returned to earth,earth, withinwithin which which no no signals signals If you were were to to ask ask an an eminent eminent radio radio engineer engineer are heard. heard. It It so so happens happens that that skip skip distance distance which wavelength hehe would choose choose to to serve serve . . Air A i r only becomes importantimportant when the wavelength is a country country like like India, without without givinggiving any any furtherfurther decreased to a sufficientlysufficiently low value, andand ifif wave- wave­ information, he he would would undoubtedly undoubtedly choose choose the the lengths higher than about about 5o 50 metres metres are are used, used, long wavelengths around i 1500 5 oo metres. For For than on on I5oo 1500 metres, metres, and and therefore therefore the the gain gain the skip skip distance distance trouble maymay notnot be be serious. serious. a given given power power radiated, radiated, this this wavelength wavelength is is the the which might be be expected expected is is not not fully fully realised. realised. It mightmight then be possible toto use a a wavelength wavelength most efficient efficient in in all the bands bands allocated allocated for Actually thethe best wavelength toto choose choose for a a ofo f the order ofo f 5050-80 -So metres metres to to provide provide a a second second-- broadcasting purposes forfor providing aa first first-grade -grade first-gradefirst -grade serviceservice (i.e.,(i.e., aa serviceservice withoutwithout fading)fading) grade service to distant distant parts parts of of India, India, where where a a service area (i.e., an area within within which which there there is is depends upon the actual value of the conductivity firstfirst-grade -grade service service cannot cannot bebe providedprovided for somesome no fading). fading). However, However, as as soon soon as as the the question question of the soil soil and and the the strength strength of of the the atmospherics. atmospherics. years to come. come. oof f atmospherics isis broughtbrought up as as an an important important The best best wavelength wavelength to to choose choose for for a afirst first-grade -grade LANDLAND-LINES -LINES factor, the the whole whole basis basis of of discussion discussion isis changed. changed. service in an area with sandysandy soilsoil willwill bebe differentdifferent It may bebe consideredconsidered thatthat thethe atmospheric strength from the case case of of anan area area with with swampy swampy ground. ground. ACORRESPONDENT CORRESPONDENT in in the the Civiland Civil and Milita- Milita­ increases proportionately with wavelength wavelength (on (on For a a first first-grade -grade service, therefore, therefore, the the actual actual A tyry Gazette Gazette asksasks :: " “ What What would would be be simpler simpler 150015oo metresmetres thethe atmospherics will be ten ten times times wavelength to be be chosen chosen is is largely largely determined determined than to connect connect up up the the present present and and proposed proposed the strengthstrength asas on on 15o 150 metres).metres). by the aboveabove considerations, and and forfor thethe type type of of transmitting stations stations in in India India byby means means of of landland This isis aa veryvery importantimportant point,point, as in in order order to to conditions whichwhich areare foundfound inin India itit will not telephone wires soso that a single single European European pro- pro­ provide the the same same freedom freedom from from atmospherics atmospherics be the long wavelengths. gramme should be heard heard all all over over India India ?? This a station station on on 15 1500 oo metres would have to give give USING INDIRECT RAYS RAYS would cut downdown programmeprogramme expense."expense.” 10o times times the the field strength of a a station on on It is true true that that by by such such a a scheme scheme our our pro- pro­ 15015o metres. But But to to increase increase the the field field strength strength SOO far far we we have have been been talking talking about about the gramme expense couldcould bebe cut down, and and that that ten times times requires requires increasing increasing thethe power of o f the the S first-gradefirst -grade serviceservice area. But But it it has has become become this is very very desirable.desirable. But But itit is is far far from from simple simple transmitter a hundred times, soso thatthat itit lookslooks as as if if evident to most most people people that that it will be be many many to connect connect stations in India India byby a a suitable suitable land land- - a one k.w. station station on on 15o 150 metres metres would would give give the the years beforebefore thethe whole of India can be given a a line.line. In In fact, fact, to to do do so so at atall all involves involves the the use use same satisfaction asas aa 100ioo k.w. k.w. station station on on 15oo 1500 .firstfirst-grade -grade service. service. Under Under any any known known method, method, of some ofof the very latest developmentsdevelopments in com- com­ metres if thethe atmospheric strength is the important the expenditure expenditure involved involved would would be be several several munication engineering. It It is is necessary necessary to to factor. crores ofof rupees.rupees. appreciate the great great difference difference between a land land-- However, complications complications arise arise because because the the What thenthen isis the correct thingthing toto do in the the line suitable suitable for a a telephone telephone conversation conversation and and absorption of waves on i5o 150 metres metres is is greater greater present circumstancescircumstances ? one suitable suitable for music music and and broadcast broadcast quality quality It is is known known that that by by making making use use of of indirect indirect rays much greater greater distances distances can can be be covered. covered.

The use use of of indirect indirect rays rays implies implies a asecond second-grade -grade a t h l e e n a t e m a n a n o t h e r o f e l h i s discoveries ETHELt h e l GATELY,a t e l y ONEo n eOFo fDELHI'Se l h iPOPULARs p o p u l a rBROADCASTERS.broadcasters KATHLEENK DATEMAN, IJ , ANOTHER OF DDELHI'S' “ DISCOVERIES.".” E G , D ’ . service, as a a certain certain amount amount of o f fading fading will will be be experienced. In case case any any one one should should still still not not be be clear clear as as ' to what an “" indirect ray ”" is, it it can can be be explained explained that thethe indirectindirect rayray isis the the rayray whichwhich isis projectedprojected upwards intointo the sky and is returned returned to to earth earth againagain at some some distance distance from from the the transmitter transmitter by a a reflecting reflecting layer, layer, whereas whereas the the direct direct ray ray is is the rayray which travels directly from the transmitter to the the receiver receiver withoutwithout leavingleaving thethe surface surface of the earth. If one agrees that an endeavour should be made to give give a a second second-grade -grade serviceservice toto everyevery partpart of India—India-as as well well as as a afirst first-grade -grade service service to the more important parts,—thenparts,-then progress progress can can be be made on the the basis basis of of a asecond second-grade -grade service. service. It nownow becomes becomes necessary necessary to decidedecide what wave- wave­ length isis toto bebe usedused forfor the the second second-grade -grade service.service. It has has been been found found by by measurement measurement that that the the strength ofof thethe indirectindirect rayray from aa given transmit-transmit­ ter is practically independentindependent of wavelength. wavelength. Approximately thethe same same indirect indirect ray signal strength will will be be obtained obtained irrespective irrespective of of wave- wave­ length from the the short short waves waves to to the the longwaves longwaves (i.e. the same same indirect indirect ray ray strength strength is is obtained obtained onon 5 50 o metres as on on 5 500 oo metresmetres forfor the the same same power radiated). radiated). But But as as we we have have previously previously seen, thethe strengthstrength ofof atmospherics atmospherics decreases decreases withwith thethe wavelength.wavelength. It It would would seem seem rightright to to choose choose 939 The Indian Listener Listener September 22, 1936. 1936. short-wave programmesprogrammes cancan be be foundfound in the the speech. For For an an ordinaryordinary telephone telephone conversation, conversation, and women, all all flock flock to to the the shrine shrine of of Khwaja Khwaja speech. fact that “ the Station Station Director has been only a a relatively relatively narrow narrow band band of of frequencies frequencies Moinuddin Chishti to pay pay their homage homage to factthat deliberately ordered to reduce the number number from about 300 to 3,000 cycles per second need the memorymemory of thethe departeddeparted saint. saint. The The railway railway deliberately from about Soo to 3,000 cycles per second need because All-IndiaAll -India Radio Radio is is in in favourfavour ofof long oror be transmitted. Yet Yet we we are are all all aware aware of of the the authorities runrun a number number of of special special trains trains for for be transmitted. medium waves rather than short short waves.' waves.” It It fact that it is often difficult difficult to identify a conveying thousands of of devotees devotees to Ajmer. Ajmer. factthatitis is very clear clear from from thesethese letters, however,however, that that speech at the other end of the the telephone. The Administration Administration has to to make elaborate is speech at the other listeners all over over India are are under under a a serious This is is because because the the normal normal telephone telephone line line and and arrangements to to copecope with with thethe rushrush of pilgrims, misapprehension on this point point ofof Bombay's Bombay’s apparatus dodo not transmit transmit the the full range of of and the population of the town swellsswells from about programmes. We We have have recently recently endeavoured endeavoured frequencies required for natural natural reproduction. reproduction. a lakh and twenty twenty thousand to about two two lakhs lakhs to reply reply to to all all such such letters letters with with an an explanatory For music, music, however, however, this will not do. do. A A during thethe week.week. outline ofof the the position,position, butbut the the time time has has come come much broader band of frequencies, say from Realising thethe importanceimportance ofof thethe fair and and the the much broader band of frequencies, say from when it isis essential essential that we give more more publicitypublicity 55o o toto 88,000 ^00 cyclescycles per per second,second, hashas toto bebe transmittedtransmitted great religious religious significance significance attached to it by by to this explanation. in order that music shall appear at all natural. Muslims, Delhi was very anxious anxious to relay relay a a to this explanation. in order that music shall appear at all natural. The factfact is, is, there there is is no no short-wave short-wave transmitter transmitter at at Similarly, while a certain certain amount amount of of noise noise and and special programme fromfrom thethe shrineshrine ofof thethe KhwajaKhwaja the Bombay Station. Station. Whenever such a programme occasional clicksclicks areare notnot very noticeable noticeable in a a Saheb on the the occasion occasion ofof this this year'syear’s Urs, Urs, which which is given, given, it it is is relayed relayed from from the the Bombay Bombay studios studios telephone conversation, an an absolutely absolutely silent silent was fixed fromfrom the i 17th 7th to the the 24th 24th September. telephoneconversation, to& the short-wave transmitter at the Beam Beam background isis necessarynecessary if music is toto bebe properlyproperly Representatives of of AIRAIR werewere sent to to Ajmer Ajmer tothe short-wave transmitter Station at Kirkee, near near Poona, Poona, belonging belonging to to the the appreciated. Where Where plain plain overhead overhead wires wires are are to make make the the necessary necessary arrangements. arrangements. It It was was appreciated. Indian Radio Radio & & Cable Cable Communications Communications Com- Com­ used, as as for for instance instance between between Delhi Delhi and and Simla, Simla, proposed to have a talktalk on the life of thethe Khwaja pany, whichwhich isis a a privateprivate concern. concern. it is possible to improve line characteristics by Saheb from the the Dargah Dargah Sharif, Sharif, some some devotional devotional it is possible to improve line characteristics by Two things things willwill at at onceonce bebe apparentapparent to to every every means of inexpensive apparatus at either end. end. songs from the the Quwalis Quwalis from from the Mahfilkhana Mahfilkhana means of inexpensive apparatus at listener. Firstly, Firstly, that that it it is isnot not always always possible possible But in the case of long lines which use amplifying of the the Dargah, Dargah, and and some some readings readings from from the the listener. But in the case of long lines which use amplifying to hire hire that that transmitter transmitter for for a a lengthy lengthy period period at at equipment at regularregular intervals,intervals, allall thesethese "“ repeater repeater Koran on thethe eveningevening of of thethe 23rd. 23 rd. Permission Permission stations ”" must be altered to pass pass a wider wider band band was applied for from the the Dargah Dargah authorities to of frequencies.frequencies. Generally Generally speaking, speaking, completely completely laylay the the necessary necessary lines lines to to the the Mahfilkhana Mahfilkhana and and new equipment equipment is required required at at every every point along along also to arrange for aa performance by thethe Quwalis.Quwalis. the line where the music isis amplified,—andamplified,-and this this But the the authorities authorities of the Dargah Dargah were not at at apparatus isis costly.costly. all enthusiasticenthusiastic about the offer, and and finally,finally, despite despite This does not meanmean that nothingnothing willwill bebe done.done. much persuasion, refused refused to to give give their their consent. consent. Indeed thethe problem has already already been been tackled, tackled, Thus did thethe endeavourendeavour forfor aa specialspecial programmeprogramme and shortly a start will be made made on on the the first first have to be given given up up in in the the hope hope that that similar similar music quality quality land land-line. -line. It It is is only only necessary necessary efforts will prove fruitful nextnext year.year. problem, to pointpoint outout that that it it is is aa costlycostly andand difficultdifficult problem, MUSIC CONFERENCE and progress cannot be as as quick quick as as wewe all all would wish. THEHE trip trip to Ajmer, Ajmer, however, however, could could not not T be wasted, wasted, and and so so a arelay relay ofof some some of of the the THWARTED proceedings of of the the All All-India -India Music Music Conference Conference THEHE Urs Urs at at Ajmer Ajmer is is one one of the most most to be held from the 3rd 3rd to thethe 9th 9th October waswas T important festivalsfestivals forfor the Muslims Muslims of thisthis arranged instead, and and as as distinguished distinguished musicians musicians country. Young Young and and old, old, rich rich and and poor, poor, men men from all the the important important schools schools of of music, music, and and individualindividual artists of of emi- emi­ nence like Fayyaz Fayyaz Khan of Baroda, will will assemble assemble in in Ajmer for the the conference, conference, AUTUMN COMES such a a programme programme should should prove most popular. popular. It It isis proposed to relay from the ANA n INDIAN I n d i a n FEATURE f e a t u r e PROGRAMME p r o g r a m m e Hall of of the the Music Music Con- Con­ FROM CALCUTTA ON OCT. 7TH. ference at Ajmer from from 10to p.m.p.m. to to It 11-30 -3o p.m. p.m. on on Saturday, the 3rd 3rd October October OLIVERO l iv e r STEBBINGS, S t e b b in g s , WELLw e l l KNOWNk n o w n tTO o aALL l l wWHO h o tTUNE u n e in IN t TO o DDELHI.e l h i. and Monday, the the 5th 5 th October, and it it is is hoped hoped the very very times times when the the Bombay Bombay Station has a that people like Principal Principal that people special programme,programme, because because the the Beam Beam station station is is Deodhar of of Bombay,Bombay, Prin-Prin­ frequently very busy with with both both wireless wireless tele- tele­ cipal Ratanjankar of the the cipalRatanjankar phony and telegraphy workwork with the rest of thethe Marris College College of of Hindus-Hindus­ world. During During the the week week-end, -end, for for example, example, tani Music, Master Vasant, world. tani Music, Master Vasant,there isis a great demanddemand for thethe useuse ofof thethe wirelesswireless and others will take part part and others will telephonetelephone to England England (or (or America)America) at at thethe week-week­ in the special broadcasts. in the special broadcasts. end reducedreduced rates, andand soso itit is is seldom seldom possiblepossible toto arrange lengthy short-wave short-wave programmes programmes during during THOSE SHORT- THOSE SHORT- those rushrush hours.hours. Secondly, Secondly, itit is not a acheap cheap IVAVESWAVES service, and and with with the the limited limited allotment allotment for for TOO stem stem the the avalanche avalanche programme expenditure,expenditure, the the Bombay Bombay Station Station has has apportionment of T of letters that threatens to be be very very careful careful in its apportionment of to sweep sweep us us to to oblivion, oblivion, a a programmes to short-wave.short-wave. short note on on Bombay's Bombay’s With this this explanation explanation we we feel feel that that listeners listeners use of o f thethe short wave wave has has will appreciate appreciate not not only only Bombay's Bombay’s difficulties, difficulties, beer rendered rendered imperative. imperative. but alsoalso thatthat everyevery efforteffort possiblepossible is already being Every mail brings a request made to utilise the short-wave Beam station to the (and at times times a threat) for full. The The mere mere failurefailure to accede toto the the many many more and more short-wave short-wave requests forfor certain items to be be transmitted transmitted on on programmes fromfrom Bombay,Bombay, short-wave does not not necessarily mean that that one listenerlistener eveneven going to Bombay is unwilling to meet meet_the .the wishes of itsits the extreme extreme of of declaring declaring listeners,listeners, butbut ratherrather that that it it is is a apractical practical impossi- impossi­ that the the reason reason for for so so few few bility to do do so. so. Moreover, Moreover, Bombay Bombay Station Station is is 940 The Indian Indian Listener Listener September 22, 1936. 1936.

primarily intended forfor Bombay, and and its its short- short­ correct to say say that that already already every every musician musician of subject was broached, the the reply reply amounted amounted to to wave fans fans are are scattered scattered all over over the the country country fame throughout thethe countrycountry hashas been been put onon the the an absolute absolute and and unqualified unqualified and an an emphatic emphatic hundreds ofof milesmiles fromfrom Bombay.Bombay. air several several times. times. In In some some cases, cases, indeed, indeed, the the "No."“ No.” Suddenly Suddenly one eveningevening aa speaker at the the musicians themselvesthemselves havehave helpedhelped to make make this this mike in one one of of the the Delhi Delhi studios studios preached preached a a A MUSICAL MUSICAL DROUGHT DROUGHT possible by agreeing to accept a smaller sermon against the hukha. Scared out of honorarium than usuallyusually charged, whilstwhilst inin otherother his wits by the the warning warning from the the ether, ether, the the ACCORDINGCCORDING toto correspondents in popular cases the open-handedness open-handedness ofof AIR has has enabled enabled miracle waswas performed,performed, andand the old old gentleman gentleman Indian dailies, therethere is is aa faminefamine andand aa droughtdrought A famous musicians to be heardheard byby thousandsthousands whowho has given given up up his his dalliance dalliance with with " “ My My Lady Lady in Indian Indian musicians. musicians. Says Says one one writer writer : : " “It It is is otherwise wouldwould notnot have been able to hear hear Nicotine,"Nicotine,” to to the the great great joy joy of of his his family family and and a matter matter of of profound profound regret regret that that while while un- un­ them except, except, perhaps, perhaps, through through the the distorted distorted friends. employment inin all branches of serviceservice isis staring staring strains of a a much much-worn -worn and and over over-scratched -scratched us in the face, there is an absolute scarcity of PRACTICE BETTER THAN PRECEPTPRECEPT us in the face, there is an absolute scarcity of gramophone record.record. really qualified and cultured musicians in the really qualified and cultured musicians in the Critics maymay squabblesquabble overover the origins of certain TTT T isis sometimes sometimes argued argued that that the present country.” Now without fully concurring in country." Now without fullyconcurring in forms of of IndianIndian music music ;; they they may may divide divide their their A craze for village uplift is making the villager such a sweeping statement, all who have had such a sweeping statement, all who have had allegiance between half a dozen differentdifferent schools ; somewhat uneasy, andand thatthat hehe resentsresents anyany activityactivity anything to do with Indian broadcasting will anything to do with Indian broadcasting will but one andand allall areare now lookinglooking toto broadcastingbroadcasting to improve improve his conditions conditions of living on the the part part agree that it is no easy task to fill up the pro­ agree that it is no easy task to fill up the pro- to do do whatwhat all all thethe criticism criticism and and disputing disputing could could of thethe authorities. authorities. It It is is quite quite true true that that village village grammes daily with with first-class first-class musicians. musicians. But Butnever do.do. Some Some saysay that aa newnew kindkind of of Indian Indian uplift lecturers in nine casescases out of ten talk aboveabove even if we admit that thisthis correspondent's correspondent’s state- state­ music will have toto be evolved evolved on the the radio radio to to thethe heads heads of of their their audiences audiences and and the the villager villager ment is only only half half true,true, then then surely surely listeners listeners will will meet the demands demands andand tastes of the the present present seldom remembers what they they say. say. But But such such is is agree that the lot ofof thethe DirectorDirector ofof Programmes Programmes generation ; but but eveneven ifif that that be be so, so, broadcasting broadcasting not the the case case with with the the inhabitants inhabitants of of thethe village village is notnot an easy one. one. Such a scarcity o f musicians Such a scarcity of musicians will still be able able to to arouse arouse that that somnolent somnolent love love ofofKohand, Kohand, a village in the the Punjab, Punjab, where where AIR AIR might, indeed, be an explanation of any items might, indeed, be an explanation of any items for the the traditional traditional music music which which means means so so much much has installed a receiving set. set. They They havehave had had the the which do not meet with the approval of the which do not meet with the approval of theto Indian Indian art art and and culture, culture, and and which which no no other other benefit of the set for severalseveral weeks now and the critics who expect, and and demand,demand, perfection perfection from from modern force couldcould possiblypossibly arouse.arouse. radio talks seem seem to have have had had the the desired desired effect. effect. every broadcast. Under the Presidentship of Chowdhury Khairati THE POWERPOWER OF THETHE MIKEMIKE But there is a silver silver lining to thisthis dark dark cloud. cloud. Singh, the the villagers villagers have have formed formed a aPanchayat Panchayat Whilst we agree that musicians areare bornborn and notnot ONN several several occasions lately we have referred referred to give give effect effect to some some of the the proposals proposals of our our made, the the factfact remains remains that that with with encouragement encouragement O to the wayway inin which thethe VillageVillage HourHour of of village uplift talkers. They They mean mean business. business. the art art of of music music can can be be greatly greatly fostered fostered and and thethe Delhi Station Station has received received the approval approval of They have alreadyalready made made a a roadroad ofof about four four improved. In In the the " “ goodgood old old days days "” it it was was almost aliall sections of the the public. public. Listeners Listeners furlongs inin length length from the the pucca pucca trunk trunk road road the rich menmen andand thethe MaharajasMaharajas and and thethe NawabsNawabs have spoken well of it and and the the presspress has has paid paid it it to the the village village : surely: surely a acreditable creditable achievement achievement who were were the the patrons patrons of of Indian Indian music. music. But But many compliments. compliments. But But besides besides being being a a very very forfor private private villagevillage enterprise. enterprise. But But that that is is not not to-day,to -day, those rich men men and and Indian Indian princes princes find find popular item of thethe programme, programme, it it has has perhaps perhaps all. They They have have also also started started a a night night school school that theythey have not thethe wealthwealth toto expendexpend onon suchsuch succeeded thethe most in achieving achieving some of the the forfor providing providing elementary elementary education toto such such of of extensive musical departmentsdepartments as they once had. ambitions of its originators. And And inin unexpected unexpected the villagersvillagers asas may may carecare to to acquireacquire aa rudimentaryrudimentary True, there there are are some some whowho still still have have their their Court Court ways, too. too. knowledge of letters. musicians, whowho still regard it as as a a privilege privilege to to An official ofof thethe Posts and Telegraphs Depart-Depart­ It isis a a truismtruism thatthat the the aimaim of of allall villagevillage uplift uplift seek to save save Indian Indian music music from from degeneration degeneration ment, for for example, example, tells tells us us that that he he had had a adifficult difficult activity should be be that that the the villagers villagers themselves themselves and oblivion ; but but their their number number has has woefully woefully problem toto deal with, as as his his wife wife would would not not should feel the need of improvingimproving things, things, and and decreased. All All the the more more praise, praise, therefore, therefore, to to consent to sleep under a a radio, for for it it is is becoming becoming increasingly increasingly clear clear that that mosquito net. net. He He advised advised to broadcasting broadcasting IndiaIndia mustmust looklook forfor the the per- per­ her, he he implored implored her, her, but but all toto nono purpose.purpose. Into Into suchsuch petuation, and and rejuvenation, rejuvenation, of of her her musical musical life. life. THE CALL OF THE At the moment, with with limited limited funds funds at at its its disposal, disposal, a state state of of disharmony disharmony one one EARTH evening the radio set set in his his AIR might not bebe able able frequentlyfrequently to engage engage the MUSICALMusical DuologueDUOLOGUE TO to beBE most renowned renowned musicians musicians whose honoraria run house thundered out a warn-warn­ broadcastBROADCAST fromFROM CalcuttaCALCUTTA into four figuresfigures ;; but but nevertheless nevertheless wewe thinkthink it it is is ing against against mosquitoes mosquitoes and and ONo n OCT. O c t . 6TH.6t h . malaria and and so on. on. The The speaker made a a strong strong case case DDAGMARa g m a r JUDD, J u d d , WHOw h o CANc a n beBE hHEARD e a r d f FROM r o m D DELHIe l h i oON n OCT. O c t . 1ST. 1s t . for using using a a netnet and and pointedpointed out the dangers of not doingdoing so. The The stubborn stubborn wife wife happened to be listening, listening, and she she promptly promptly insisted insisted on having having a net net at once once! ! Thus did did thethe speaker speaker atat thethe mike at Delhi succeed better than than the the persuasions persuasions of her ownown husband.husband. The same same person person gives gives usus another instance, instance, this this time time of aa patient patient whowho would would not listen to the the advice advice of of his his doctor, but but who who promptly promptly responded to the the call call fromfrom the ether. A Acertain certain venera- venera,- ble old old gentleman gentleman of the the Punjab was in the the habit habit ofof smoking hishis hukhahukha at all times of the day and night. Trouble arosearose with hishis lungs,lungs, which reacted reacted on on otherother partsparts of his anatomy. The The doctor doctor told him him that that his his onlyonly salva-salva­ tion lay inin hishis giving giving upup the hukha.baba. But every every time time thethe 941 September 22, 1936. 1936. m T r . The1 he Indian 1 naian Listener Listener

that as as far as as possible the main part of o f thethe actual actual and edifying, adding adding that that he had no no doubt doubt that that "“ I happen happen to to be be one one of of those those individuals individuals work should should be done done by by their their own own inspiration inspiration the set is proving ofo f greatgreat benefitbenefit to to thethe villagers.villagers. who is is thankful thankful for for small small mercies. mercies. Jullundur, and perspiration. perspiration. If the radio has succeeded Jullundur, If the radio has succeeded as you might know,know, is is a a smallsmall station,station, and and during during in awakening awakening the people of Kohand,Kohand, there there isis no TIT FOR TAT TAT no the summer summer months months we we have have no picture houses reason why the efforts efforts of of AIR AIR should should notnot yieldyield no picture houses VERY few few days days brings brings to AIR AIR officials officials toto go go to, to, no no cafes. cafes. Thus in a station like the same results in manymany other places.places. Thus in astationlike EF: letters that are are unintentionallyunintentionally funny.funny. One One Jullundur a a wireless wireless set is a great great asset. asset. I I EXAMPLE correspondent, for for example, example, has has advised advised the the always tune into Delhi, andand II for for one one cancan saysay thatthat Delhi Station to stop stop broadcasting broadcasting and and relapse THEHE Deputy Deputy Commissioner of Ambala I have have receivedreceived some some veryvery nicenice programmes."programmes.” Ambalainto silence silence forfor half an hour so so that that hehe can hear has been taking a very keen interest in the can hear IDEAS T the commercial commercial news news from from Bombay. Bombay. The The next next rural broadcasts of the Delhi Station.Station. The The otherother thing some well-meaning gentleman will do is (INN various various occasions in the past we day he visited the the village village of of GhaseraGhasera and and went thing some well-meaning gentleman will do is thepastwe went to ask the Bombay Station to stop in the evening V./havehave made made it it very very clear clear that that we we welcome welcome to the the village village chowpal chowpal as as any any ordinary ordinary villagervillager to ask the Bombay Station to stop in the evening O at 7-3o7-30 so that he can hear the ruralrural programmesprogrammes suggestions for novel items for ourour programmes.programmes. and listened forfor an hourhour to the DelhiDelhi programme. programme. of the Delhi Delhi Station. Station. Well, here here is is one one which which certainly certainly deserves deserves credit credit He waswas very very pleasedpleased with the the way the villagers villagers for originality originality if not not for for sagacity. sagacity. For For safety safety enjoyed the entertainment entertainment and has has recorded THAT " “ DUDDUD " ” sake we omit omit names names and and placesplaces : “ You might his impression inin the log book kept in the the village " You might village SOMETIMEOMETIME ago ago there appeared in in this be knowing aboutabout thethe importantimportant civilcivil case which for thethe purpose.purpose. He later on visited the village case which He later on visited the village paper an articlearticle entitled " “ IsIs DelhiDelhi aa Dud "” ?? is going going on on against against such such-and-such -and -such a firm for a of SambhalkaSambhalka where he also also listened listened to some of S a firm for a to some ofA gentleman gentleman from Jullundur disagrees disagrees with the the sum ofof moremore thanthan Rs. Rs. 30,000 30,000 at atsuch such-and-such -and -such a a our talks, which which he he describeddescribed asas both both interesting interesting insinuation. He He writeswrites :—:- town. In In this this case case such such-and-such -and -such a a personperson will will be examined examined on on oath oath by by Miss Miss So So-and-So -and -So in in a certain Court on the 14th 14th inst.inst. As As thethe matter matter is is of vast vast public public importance, importance, you you are are therefore therefore requested to broadcast broadcast this this important important case and it i

N RADIOIt A BHO DEALERS D E A L E R S KillKill-em-off -em -off murder murder casecase or or the the most sensational sensational details oof f the Lov-em-all divorce suit.suit. "0-`' SKK V I C E U I E N 0 a SERVICE MEN COMPLICATIONS INN our our last last issue we we referred referred briefly briefly to to the the Catalogue o fof WIRELESS WIRELESS GOODS GOODS I way in which which broadcasting broadcasting was was producing producing a new new problem problem for for the the Aligarh Aligarh traffic traffic police. police. Contains 240 240 illustrations illustrations in in 34 34 pagespages and and fully fully An interested interested correspondent, correspondent, however however suggests suggests describes the the products products of of leadingleading manufacturesmanufactures that we we should should not not dismiss dismiss this problem problem so so of the the world. world. airily. He He pointed pointed out out that that the the law law says says that that we should not practice entertainment on a public thoroughfare. The The lawlaw alsoalso sayssays that that deliveringdelivering POSTED FIEFREE EE TO TO DEALERS DEALERS a speech speech in a a public public place place so so as as to to obstruct obstruct Dealers oror Service men men applying applying for for Catalogue Catalogue traffic isis punishablepunishable under thethe IndianIndian PenalPenal Code.Code. And the law also says that it is irregular to work are requested toto statestate their their Dealer’sDealer's LicenceLicence a radio in a publicpublic placeplace without aa properproper license.license. NumberNum ber andand date—date-without w ithout which which nono requestrequest But who can can prevent prevent a a crowd crowd collecting collecting round round will be be entertained. entertained. a building building and listening listening to music out of of somesome Apply open window ?? Aligarh, however,however, is is only only one one example. example. There There THE PRAMASHAW PRAMASHAW MOTOR MOTOR CO. may be instances instances in other other cities. It It would would CO. have been possible forfor the the police police to to remedy remedy 420, LAMINGTON LAMINGTON ROAD, ROAD, BOMBAY. this state state of o f affairs affairs were were the the performer performer on the the spot, although although even even then then the the question question of of juris- juris­ diction would would arise. arise. The The dislocation dislocation of o ftraffic traffic 942 The IndianIndian ListenerListener September 22, 1936. 1936.

occurs in the U. U. P., P., while while the the cause cause of of the the dis- dis­ although itit prolonged prolonged itself toto half half an an hour hour number of of well-knownwell-known amateur amateur vocalists.vocalists. This This turbance is is traced to the the Province Province of of Delhi. Delhi. (instead of usualusual 15 minutes), evoked evoked telephonic telephonic should give give an an excellent excellent programme, programme, especially especially Which police police should should investigate, investigate, the the Aligarh Aligarh congratulations. This This is is aa clearclear proofproof thatthat debatesdebates as the the performance performance isis being given inin one of of or the the Delhi Delhi ?? Which Magistrate should try try are so so well well appreciated appreciated that that listeners listeners lose lose their their Simla'sSimla’s most most popular popular ball ball-rooms. -rooms. the case ? the case ? The process process of law law is is notoriously otherwise fastidious and and meticulousmeticulous sense sense of of time. time. VERDI long and and delayed, and and if if such such complicated complicated BACK TO AKBAR questions arise from the very very beginning, beginning, it it will will THEREH ERE is a romance romance aboutabout thethe liveslives ofof greatgreat take a decadedecade to settlesettle the dispute.dispute. AMOST MOST interesting interesting and and ambitious ambitious feature feature T musicians whichwhich never palls. palls. But But when when A ofo f the the Delhi Delhi programmes programmes contained contained inin this this we read read about their their lives lives in in biographies, biographies, or or see see THOUGHTS ONON PANPAN issue isis the relay relay that that is is being being arranged arranged from from their troubles troubles and and adventures adventures reproduced reproduced on on Gwalior on the occasionoccasion of the death anniversaryanniversary the cinema screen, or hear their greatest com­ THEH E Station Station Director, Director, Delhi, Delhi, has has sent sent us us the cinema screen, or hear their greatest com- of the famous Tan Sen, Sen, the the great great master master of of Indian Indian some very very interesting interesting comments comments on on the the positions reproduced on the the gramophone, gramophone, the the T music whowho waswas soso wellwell knownknown asas “" one of the majority of us never think how chequered were reaction ofof the public public to some some of of the the features features majority of us never think how chequered were Nine Jewels ofof thethe CourtCourt ofof Akbar.”Akbar." On On this this the lives of most of these men. When we of his programmes. programmes. A A talk talk on on " “ PanPan ”" was was lives of most of these men.When we occasion many of India’sIndia's most celebrated celebrate their birthdays we live again in the broadcast onon thethe z23 3 rdrd ofof August,August, whichwhich annoyedannoyed celebrate their birthdays we live again inthe musicians gogo toto Gwalior to pay pay homage homage to the the past,—yet we seldom marvel that they were one of o f the the listeners listeners to such an extent extent that he he past,-yet we seldom marvel that they were great maestro, maestro, thus thus providing providing AIR AIR with with a a able, inin spitespite ofof so so manymany obstacles,obstacles, to to let let Genius Genius rushed to the the press press to to make make a a public public grievance grievance unique opportunity of broadcasting broadcasting a fine triumph over Fate. This month the broad­ of it. it. He He accused accused the the Delhi Delhi Station Station of of negli- negli­ triumph over Fate.This month the broad- programme. It It maymay notnot bebe possiblepossible toto recapturerecapture casting stations of All India Radio areare celebrating gence in allowing allowing whatwhat he thought thought was was an an all the glory glory that that once once pervaded pervaded the the Moghul Moghul thethe birth birth of of Verdi, Verdi, the the great great Italian Italian composer, composer, immodest talk. talk. The The talk talk really really was was nothing nothing courts, but but amidst amidst such such inspired inspired surroundings surroundings and as he died only at the beginning of the present but an an exhaustive dissertationdissertation onon “" Pan,”Pan," and and a programme programme will will surely surely be be devised devised which which will will century, it it isis not not difficult difficult to to take take ourselves ourselves back back perhaps the the following following letter letter received by the the prove particularly particularly attractive to all lovers of of to his his surroundings. Of O fall all thethe great great composers, composers, Station Director will be an an answer answer toto thethe squea-squea­ Indian music.music. And And followingfollowing withinwithin a a few few days days Verdi stands out as a man who refused to be mish objection ofof thethe exasperatedexasperated critic critic :— :- Verdi stands out as a man who refused to be of thethe relay relay of of the the All All-India -India Music Music Conference Conference defeated by public disapproval of his early "“ I have have to to inform inform youyou thatthat thethe talktalk onon '‘ PanPan '’ defeated by public disapproval of his from Ajmere,Ajmere, nonenone cancan denydeny thatthat DelhiDelhi isis givinggiving music, for for it it was was only only after after several several failures failures that that broadcast from your your Station Station was was very very clear, clear; a real real feast feast of o f music. music. he produced produced those those magnificent magnificent operas of which,which, full of of information information and and instructive. instructive. Talks Talks on on perhaps, Aida, Aida, is is the the most most popular. popular. To music- such subjects should be encouraged inin future.”future." CO-OPERATION To music - lovers the VerdiVerdi featurefeature programmesprogrammes onon OctoberOctober Well! well! oneone man’sman's delight is another man'sman’s ANOTHERNOTHER ratherrather novelnovel programme arranged 8th8 th should, should, therefore, therefore, prove prove especially especially attractive. attractive. abhorrance. A by the the Delhi Delhi Station Station (to (to be be relayed relayed from from The Station Director, Delhi,Delhi, informs informs us us further further Simla) is the symphony symphony concert concert on on October October 5 5 thth RADIO IN CEYLONCEYLON that in one one of of hishis rural rural broadcastsbroadcasts he he hadhad given given in which HisHis Excellency Excellency the Viceroy's Viceroy’s Orchestra SOMEOME very very interesting facts about the a recipe for the cure cure of of skin skin diseases. diseases. Two Two days days will be assisted assisted by two other other orchestras orchestras and and a a S progress of of broadcasting broadcasting in Ceylon are are after the the broadcast, broadcast, a a gentleman, gentleman, revealed byby thethe latest annual report report aggressively urbanurban in his his costume costume of the the Radio Radio Club Club of of Ceylon Ceylon and and and manner, manner, walked walked into into the the Station Station South India, which which is is a anon non-official -official RURAL RADIO RADIO FANS FANS Director’sDirector's officeoffice to enquireenquire moremore fullyfully association of wireless enthusiasts about the the recipe, recipe, because because a a certain certain VVILLAGERSil l a g e r s g GATHER a t h e r r oROUND u n d t oTO h HEAR e a r o ONE n e oOF f OURo u r REGULARr e g u l a r who have have made made themselves themselves respon- respon­ cousin ofof hishis diddid not know what to do Photo buby Sarwar Samar AH.All PROGRAMMESPRor;RAMMrs FN »N 4 A.<4P'TRTHAT.A KAP'TRTHALA CAMP. GAMP. sible forfor the promotion promotion of broad broad­- with his troublesometroublesome skin.skin. casting in that that part of the the world. world. DEBATES An enormous enormous amount of of thethe organi-organi­ sation and administration administration of this ASS aa rule any any alterations alterations in in thethe Club, not not to tomention mention the the pro- pro­ A scheduled timings of thethe pro- pro­ grammes evoke evoke instantaneous instantaneous tele­tele- grammes, is the the result result of of voluntary voluntary phonic protest protest from from listeners, but but work, and and the the fact fact that that it it is is the debate debate on on " “Will Will our Grand- Grand­ appreciated is shown by the children be happier than than we we are are ?? ",” , way in which the membership

Ph°'°hPhoto by M.S.M.S. Mathur.Mather. pphotolbv w . > fi. A. Kahim.g"'"' A FLASHLIGHT SIMI A A flashlight photoPHOTO OFo f VILLAGERS V/r 7 hill PEOPLEpeople INin Simla MILES FROM DELHI, IN MAOLI USIASTIC HILL LISTENING MAHARAJPUR, AGROUP first time 15 ANOAND HEREh« e Is ^ rinG HE FIRST TIME.. ONLY "DAILY FEATURE IN TO THE HEARINGWIRELESS "FOR VILLAGERS FROM THE DELHI STATION. 943 September 22, 1936. 1936. The Indian Listener Listener

of the the Club Club has has increased increased every every year year since since its its he has not soso farfar hadhad anyany obstaclesobstacles to surmountsurmount Another glance atat our postbag postbag and and we we find find formation. During During the the past past five five years, years, for for he is confidently confidently expectingexpecting themthem " “ at any any time time the followingfollowing :— :- example, the membership membership has grown grown from from 378 378 now,”now," so so he he plaintively plaintively asks asks :: " “When When I Ido do get get "“ HowHow cancan II dodo awayaway withwith thethe awfulawful shiveringshivering to 703, 703, and and the the Club's Club’s monthly monthly publication, publication, the the into trouble, will will you you help help me me get get out out of of it it ? ? which affects affects my set ? ”" Ceylon RadioRadio Times,Times, is sent to to every every license license- - That isis toto say,say, is is your your Technical Technical Service Service Depart- Depart­ "“ WhatWhat power power loud loud-speaker -speaker shouldshould I I buybuy to holder in the Island.Island. ment to be a a permanent permanent institution, for if if itit is is increase thethe volume of mymy set set ? ”" On this this matter matter of of licenses, licenses, the the report report gives gives not what what are are poor poor listeners listeners like like myself myself to do do “" WhatWhat areare goinggoing toto bebe thethe newnew featuresfeatures of the some valuablevaluable figures,figures, the number number issued issued during during when troubles comecome ? ”" 1937 models and which of themthem willwill bebe suitable suitable the past ten years beingbeing asas followsfollows :— :- Yet another listener reveals an almost to IndiaIndia ?? "” Upto June June 1926 z66 266 incredible ignorance of of wireless. wireless. Here Here is is his his "“ The lowest lowest wave wave-length -length onon my set set is is 19 „ 1927 65o 650 query exactly asas hehe sentsent itit to us : " “ I I havehave gotgot aa metres :: how how cancan II change change it it to to 13 13 or or 16 16 metres metres 1928 1095 ten-tubeten -tube setset andand wantwant to know know the the following following band ? " ” 1929 1353 facts. How How long long should should I listen listen in to to a a pro- pro­ Verily did we disturb a hornets'hornets’ nestnest whenwhen wewe 193o1930 1434 gramme atat a time, time, and and after after how how much much rest rest started our our Technical Technical Service Service Department, Department, but but „ 1931 1224 1224 should I rere-start -start it ? ”" This listener presumably presumably inin viewview of of thethe greatgreat useuse thatthat isis beingbeing made made of it ,, 1932 1932 12.46 1246 thinks thatthat hehe hashas purchasedpurchased aa sortsort ofof clock clock-work -work by listeners whowho havehave definitedefinite technicaltechnical problemsproblems 1933193 3 1516 15 affair which which runsruns down down after after aa certaincertain lengthlength of of toto solve,solve, wewe gladlygladly putput up up with with the the more more impos- impos­ 1934 1942 1942 time, and and the' the obvious obvious reply reply is, is, of of course, course, that that sible queries, especially especially as as they they impart impart humour humour ff 1931935 5 2731 2731 he can run it it continuously continuously off his mains forfor a and human feeling into thethe rapidlyrapidly growinggrowing tasktask ff 1936 3467 3467 year or or more—at more-at leastleast untiluntil hishis neighbours neighbours object of answering answering these these queries. queries. Incidentally, Incidentally, they they The increase increase during the past past three three years years is is or his his valves valves burn burn out. out. Were Were we we to to take take his his also remind us that there there was was a a time time when when we particularly significant andand speaks well for the the query literally, however, however, we we should should feel feel inclined inclined ourselves did not know know thethe differencedifference between a good results results that that are are following following the the activities activities of of to regardregard it asas a a slurslur onon our our programmes,programmes, forfor ifif valve andand an an aerial. aerial. the Radio Radio Club. Club. And And it it is is certain certain that that when when he feels thatthat either he or his set is liable to need a Madras has a a reasonably reasonably powerful powerful transmitter transmitter rest, oror thatthat we we should should advise advise him him the the average average SERVICE of its own own (powerful, (powerful, that that is,is, compared compared with with its its time forfor recuperation, thenthen it is is better better that that he he BUTU T for for real service service here is is probably probably the the present small Corporation scheme), scheme), broadcasting broadcasting should sell sell his receiver and depend upon the the best demand, demand, delivered toto the the Editor Editor of of in Ceylon Ceylon will make make even even more more rapid rapid strides. strides. B talkies for hishis recreation. recreation. But, But, levity levity apart, apart, this this the IndianIndian ListenerListener although although addressedaddressed to to " “ TheThe In the matter of customs duties, once again In the matter of customs duties, once again particular query revealsreveals how muchmuch somesome listenerslisteners Manager, Empire Empire Broadcasting Broadcasting Company, Company, Fort, Fort, the available statistics reveal that broadcasting is the available statistics reveal that broadcasting ishave to learn in this country about thethe newnew form Bombay."Bombay.” This This particular particular gentleman gentleman certainly certainly a valuable valuable aid to to revenue. revenue. Here are a few Here are a fewof amusement, andand wewe cancan onlyonly presumepresume thatthat thethe has a a completely completely wrong idea idea of of the the functions functions statistics given in the CeylonCeylon report showingshowing the the enquirer in question had heard someone talk of enquirer in question had heard someone talk of of All India Radio, forfor hehe writeswrites :: " “I Iintend intend to to value of radio apparatus andand accessoriesaccessories imported a battery battery set set running running down down and and consequently consequently taketake up up a a radio radio connection connection for for my my bungalow bungalow into Colombo Colombo during the past past four four years :— :- thought that that all all sets sets acted acted the the same same way. way. opposite the police station at A------1932—331932-33 84,523 84,523 A third query asks us to redirect redirect the letter to (about(about 1515 miles miles fromfrom Bombay).Bombay). I I wantwant toto knowknow I1933-34 93 3— 34 1,27,326 “" aa reliable firm of radio dealers or a radio collegecollege 19341934-35— 3 5 1,84,692 where a fairly good course course of of radioradio engineering engineering 11935-36 93 5— 36 2,31,867 is being taught,”taught," adding adding that that he he wants wants toto know know 1 WANT THEAER/AL These figures, like those of India,India, are are certainly certainly the total cost cost of of such such a a course course as as well well as the the 77/E /3AC Is- PL E AS E encouraging. prospects. We We dealtdealt withwith thisthis formform ofof query query inin TROUBLES our last issue, butbut feel feel thatthat we we shouldshould remind remind this this category of enquirer not only only that that the the advertis- advertis­ T is surprising surprising how some some people people go lookinglooking ing columns columns of of the the Indian Indian Listener Listener frequently frequently ./I forfor trouble. trouble. We We expected expected a wide wide range range of of contain information onon this very very problem, problem, but but “" problems”problems " when we began began our our " “Troubles Troubles also that that we we have have a a" miscellaneous “ miscellaneous advertise- advertise­ Corner,"Corner,” but but we we must must confess confess that that we we did did not not ment ”" section in which which such such purely purely personal personal bargain on somesome ofof thethe queriesqueries whichwhich havehave beenbeen needs willwill gladly gladly fit,—on fit,-on payment. payment. Such Such queries queries sent to us. us. For For example,example, one one listener listener has has taken taken as these most certainly dodo not come come under the the the details about the initialinitial andand current current expenses. the trouble to writewrite toto usus and and say say thatthat althoughalthough heading of technical problems. So please please send send me me a a representative representative who who will will explain toto me the full full details details about about the the radio radio connection. Please Please send send him him at at any any time time during the whole dayday this week to my bungalow, for II am am at at homehome thethe wholewhole day."day.” IDA77ILIFD A Z Z L E A mIRANNOUNCES o m cES7 1937 I1 I K \ 1437 lUADICS Would Chief Engineer Goyder like to to oblige oblige MIDWEST & & BELMONT BELMONT during his his forthcoming forthcoming visit visit to to Bombay Bombay ?? POWER CALCUTTA CHANGES CHANGES SWEETNESS EECONOMY B B S?:} ALL IN NEW NEW illicluteaA t i d i u e & t INN the the present present issue issue of o the f the Indian Indian Listener, Listener, readers will notice notice a complete complete change change in in the the ELECTRIC SAVER CIRCUIT CUTS ELECTRIC BILL I ELECTRIC BILL presentation and timings of fhe ' Calcutta Half ofof firstfirst consignmentconsignment of of 1937 modelsmodels soldsold out.out. oftheCalcutta programmes. Experience Experience inin that that city city has has shown shown DAZZLE GIVES EFFICIENTEFFICIENT AFTER AFTER-SALE -SALE SERVICESERVICE that as as far far as as Indian Indian listeners listeners are are concerned, concerned, they they FOR REMEMBER REMEMBER DAZZLE ONLY ONLY CAN CAN REPAIR REPAIR AND AND SERVICE SERVICE MIDWEST MIDWEST prefer their programmes during the the early evening, while while European European listeners, listeners, on on the the other other NEW DISCOVERY IS THE SET SPECIALLY hand, prefer the late evening programmes. SUITED FOR INDIA hand, prefer the late evening programmes. For For NEW DISCOVERY “sjiSTVoffStfr BELMONT this reason, reason, thethe OJ^attaa IndianIndian programmes programmes will, will, 4 tube Medium Wave Rs. 117 117/- 5 tube tube All All Wave Rs. I 177/- 77 / as fro from st October, October, commence commence at at 5,06 5-06 p.m. p.m.’ (For AllAll-Indian -Indian States)States) (All-W orld) jrj. n . . (All -World) C J .f r .T 7 ) and continuecontinue untiluntil 9-01 p.m. daily daily; ; and and STRONG, TROUBLETROUBLE-FREE, -FREE, FOR ALL POCKETS-FamousPOCKETS— Famous AMAMERICAN ERICAN set, cheap, cheap wonderfully-wonderfully European programmes programmes from from 9 9-01 -or p.m. until until sensitive, sweet, sweet, beautiful beautiful cabinet, cabinet, RESOUNDING RESOUNDING VOLUME. VOLUME. 10-36 p.m. (except (except on on Fridays). Fridays). This This is is the the BELMONT SPEAKS SPEAKS when when other other radios radios fail fail even inin day.day. first occasion on whichwhich Calcutta Calcutta has presented presented a a late European European programmeprogramme on every night of the AGENTS WANTED in all principal towns.towns. — on every night of the week, with with the the exception, exception, of ofcourse, course, of of Fridays. Fridays. SOLE AGENTSAGENTS FOR FOR ININDIA D lA p^'' The European European Tiffin Tiffin hour hour programme remains remains unchanged. DAZZLE ELECTRIC ELECTRIC WORKS, +*ORKS, INDORE. INDORE. unchanged. The The following following are are the the details details of of the more more important important changes, changes, all all times times being being Indian StandardStandard Time.Time. 944tit f The Indian Listener Listener September 22, 1936. 1936.

There will only be one News Bulletin in There will only be one News Bulletin in As the season season advances, advances, sporting sporting events events will will As for talks,talks, there there are are several several veryvery interestinginteresting English daily. daily. This will start at 9-06 p.m., This willstartat 9-06 p.m., once more take take a prominent prominent place place in the series either beginning or or continuing. continuing. W. W. nightly, except except onon Fridays, Fridays, and and will will be be preceded preceded W. W. programmes. At At present, present, there there is is a a lull, lull, Russell startsstarts aa seriesseries onon thethe " “ LivesLives of of GreatGreat by our our Commercial Commercial News and Weather Weather Reports Reports but with with the the adventadvent of of the the Tennis, Tennis, Cricket Cricket and and Men,"Men,” his his firstfirst selectionselection being " “ GoetheGoethe ”" and and at 9-01 p.m. This This change change has has been been decided decided upon upon Racing seasons, sports commentatorscommentators willwill bebe keptkept his second " “ Beethoven,"Beethoven,” although we are in viewview of thethe factfact that thethe znd2nd NewsNews BulletinBulletin inin although we are busy. Regarding Regarding those those sporting sporting events events which which take take assured thatthat hehe does not intend intend to to restrict restrict his his English, previously commencing at 10-06 p.m. English, previously commencing at 10-06 p.m. place outside outside programme programme hours, it it is is proposed proposed choice to the the arts. arts. The The series series " “ Man Man versus versus every nightnight interfered withwith thethe continuity of our to make use of of Calcutta'sCalcutta’s recordingrecording apparatus apparatus toto Microbe " late programmes. Microbe ” will pursue its merry merry course course under under late programmes. Under Under the the new new arrangement, arrangement, reproduce them for thethe benefitbenefit of listenerslisteners in the the directiondirection of of Lt.Lt.-Col. -Col. S. S. S. S. Sokhey, Sokhey, with with Dr. Dr. the programmes programmes will will commence commence immediately immediately evening programmes.programmes. Nazir Ahmed carrying on with with his his survey of after the News News at at 9-z1 9-21 and and continue continue unbroken unbroken "“ SomeSome Recent Recent Developments Developments in Science,”Science," until 10-36 10-36 p.m. Weather Weather ReportsReports and and News News in in BOMBAY’SBOMBAY'S FAREFARE Talks on “" Company Bengali will be broadcast at 8-418-41 p.m. Law”Law" byby Professor S. R. R. Another important feature,feature, commencing commencing from from TNDIANDIA is is noted noted for for the the frequency frequency withwith whichwhich Davar, on on " “ RomanceRomance in 11st st October,October, isis thatthat CalcuttaCalcutta hashas arranged arranged forfor thethe I1 wewe have have toto say say farewell. farewell. And And so so itit willwill notnot in Music ”" by Peter illPillir broadcasting of a European talktalk practicallypractically every come as a great great surprise surprise that that two two of of Bombay's Bombay’s Johnson, on on " “ Com- Com­rON day. Speaking Speaking generally, generally, the the talks talks will will be be most popular orchestras are giving theirtheir farewellfarewell munal Concord Concord in the the 1,11)i7., R O M A N C f broadcast alternatelyalternately in in thethe Tiffin Tiffin Hour and and broadcasts duringduring the current current period. period. On On the the Days ofof AkbarAkbar ”" by by Pro-Pro­ ROMANCE evening programmes. programmes. On On Mondays,Mondays, Wednes- Wednes­ eighth, Joseph Joseph Neumann Neumann and and his his musicians musicians are are fessor A. A. A. A. A. Fyzee, Fyzee, < OF or /AOS/c r' US/C days and Fridays, Fridays, talks talks will will commence commence at at giving their lastlast concertconcert at at the the studio.studio. And And onon and on " “ What What MakesMakes a a 1-01 p.m.,p.m., and and on on Tuesdays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Thursdays, Saturdays Saturdays the eleventheleventh thethe Continental Continental QuintetteQuintette (of(of whichwhich City Great ? ”" by by R.R. P. P. Masani Masani also also figure figure in in the the and Sundays, Sundays, at at 9-21 9-21 p.m. p.m. Endeavours Endeavours have have Erwin Klein Klein is such a a prominent prominent member) member) programme, not not forgetting forgetting E. E. J. J. Gough's Gough’s been made to secure secure the servicesservices of persons who give their lastlast recitalrecital before proceeding to DelhiDelhi reviews of of " “International International Affairs."Affairs.” are expert expert in in the the subjects subjects chosen chosen for for broad- broad­ to take take upup an an engagementengagement at the HotelHotel Marina. Marina. casting, and and as as the the talks talks cover cover a a wide wide field, field, all all This means, of of course, course, that that listeners listeners who who tune tune in in Four popular Indian screen artists also go on tastes will be suited. to Delhi Delhi will will certainly certainly have the opportunity opportunity of of the Bombay Bombay air during the the coming coming fortnight fortnight in in once more hearing this very gifted band of of thethe persons persons of of Indira Indira Wadkar, Wadkar, Master Master Firoze Firoze SUNDAY NIGHT NIGHT PROGRAMMES PROGRAMMES musicians, forfor we we understand understand that that Delhi Delhi has has Dastur, Bhai Bhai Chella, Chella, and and Mastar Mastar Nissar, Nissar, the the arranged forfor them to to broadcast broadcast during during the the latter appearing appearing forfor the first first time time before before the the INN addition addition to to the usual usual relays relays of of Church Church coming cold cold weather. weather. microphone. And And forfor thethe "“ high high-brows -brows ”" there there I Services, the the European European programmes programmes on on is a a classical classical recitalrecital onon thethe nthiith byby Sangit Sangit RatnaRatna Sundays willwill continuecontinue untiluntil 10-36 p.m.,p.m., as as on on Amongst feature items on the the Bombay Bombay pro- pro­ Khan Saheb Saheb Abdul Abdul Karim Karim Khan, Khan, the the always always-- weekweek-days, -days, andand fromfrom nownow on, it it is is proposed proposed to to grammes whichwhich mightmight bebe singled outout are the the popular singer. singer. In In thethe IndianIndian dramatic dramatic section, section, make special featuresfeatures of of BBC Recorded Recorded Pro- Pro­ following :— :- therethere are are no no less less than than six six short short plays plays especially especially grammes, other other gramophone gramophone Recitals, Recitals, Classical Classical A sketch, sketch, " “ TheThe Joke," Joke,” especially especially adapted adapted written for radio, radio, of of which which two two are are in in Gujerati, Gujerati, and Symphony Symphony Concerts, Concerts, and and Daventry Daventry relays. relays. for the radio, toto be be given given by by the the Bombay Bombay AmateurAmateur two in Hindi, andand two two in in Marathi. Marathi. As As a a change change These latter latter will be be of of especial especial interest interest to Dramatic Club onon the 7th, 7th, preceded preceded by by a a piano piano from the the usual usual routine routine of of musical musical programmes programmes listeners, as as they they include include the the weekly weekly newsletter newsletter recital by Miss Ivy de de Costa. Costa. therethere is a a feature feature programme, " “ In In an an Oriental Oriental and sports sports summary, summary, which which is is almost almost invariably invariably Cafe,"Cafe, ’ in which dance tunes, dialogue, and The band of the Durham Light InfantryInfantry makesmakes in which dance tunes, dialogue, and followed by aa special special programmeprogramme ofof ClassicalClassical or songs, all composed for the occasion, will be a welcome reappearancereappearance on on the the 10th,loth, andand on on thethe songs, all composed for the occasion, will be Chamber music,music, played byby some of the the best best mixed in happy abandon. Even in talks, Bombay 5th5 th there is a a performance performance by the band band of o f the the Even in talks, Bombay orchestras in England.England. has gone away from the beaten track, as will be St. Mary's Mary’s High High School. School. has gone away from the beaten track, as will be Another interesting interesting Calcutta feature, from from seen by mentioning only one of of thethe new new series, series, On the the 3rd 3rd the the Santa Santa CruzCruz AmateurAmateur DramaticDramatic namely, that that being being given given by by doctors doctors entitled, entitled, October, is is the the formationformation of o fwhat what one one might might call call and Musical Society are making their firstfirst broad-broad­ a “" Hints for Sensible Mothers." Mothers.” Incidentally, Incidentally, a Radio Dramatic Dramatic Society. This This band band of of cast appearance underunder the direction direction of of Fairlie Fairlie enthusiasts havehave termedtermed themselvesthemselves the " “ Aerial Aerial this series, series, like like somesome ofof the the others, others, will will be be given given Martin. in all three languages. Players,"Players,” and and number number amongst amongst their their members, members, in all three languages. ladies andand gentlemen of proved dramatic dramatic ability. ability. They will produce and broadcast broadcast a a weeklyweekly play,play, -every—every Wednesday Wednesday night.night. A A wide wide choice choice of of plays will be presented, from from the the purely purely farcical farcical to musicalmusical comedy,comedy, andand fromfrom " “ straightstraight "” plays plays AIRCLIPSEIICLII SE AEIRIAIL AERIAL to thethe macabre.macabre. All All thesethese playsplays willwill bebe mademade asas rUfynMVU&T it banishes interference. interference. ItIt sharpens sharpens selectivity selectivity and and gets gets realistic asas possible,possible, and each each mail mail from London,London, distant stations with with amazingamazing clarity. clarity. This isis nono cheapcheap it is hoped, hoped, will will bring bring fresh fresh material material for for the the "aerial“ aerial eliminator:" eliminator;” The The AIRCLIPSE is not a “" AerialAerial Players."Players.” condenser. It is an auto auto-inductive -inductive screened As in in the the case case of of Calcutta Calcutta programmes programmes from from aerial. With With an an outside outside aerial aerial it will will render render music and speeches speeches crystalcrystal clear. the beginning of this this year, year, Indian Indian Plays Plays will will be be CPYITAL- CLEAR broadcast weekly, on on Fridays. Fridays. On On these these nights, nights, RECEPTION Dr. M.M. M.M. Khot, M.B.M.B. (Hon.), F.R.C.H., Kampoo (Gwalior),(Gwalior), therefore, therethere will will bebe nono European European programmes programmes alr writes :: Airclipse has really reduced reduced aerialaerial inter­inter- except for thethe dailydaily NewsNews Bulletin,Bulletin, which which will will be be INTERFEREN(E ference to a a great degree,degree, and and it italso also helps helps the the set set to to workw ork without without aerial. aerial. broadcast atat 7-017-01 p.m. p.m. GONE Price Rs.Rs. 7-8 7-B UNIIGHTLY AEklALS14,101/127 Chicago TelephoneTelephone & Radio Co. 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difficulty inin answering. ThereThere indeedindeed isis an extra­ extra- ordinary diversitydiversity oof f opinionopinion amongamong ethnologists. ethnologists. The Biluches themselves say thatthat theythey came from AleppoAleppo inin the XII century, century, journeying journeying to to India byby wayway o fof Baghdad Baghdad and andthe the banks banks o f theof the Along thethe Euphrates. OneOne thingthing isis certain, thatthat at at one one time the the Biluches Biluches were spread overover aa farfar larger larger part oof f northern India India than theythey nownow occupy.occupy. The most most famous famous namename in in theirtheir history isis Frontier that oof f the the RindRind MirMir Chakar, Chakar, whowho joinedjoined Humayun on on hishis marchmarch toto DelhiDelhi andand whosewhose A series series of o funique unique talks talks from from the Delhi the Delhi Station Station grave is still to be seen at Satghara in the Mont­ on the peoples and and countries countries of o fthe the frontier frontier grave is still to be seen at Satghara in the Mont- from Baluchistan Baluchistan to tobeyond beyondChittagong. Chittagong. gomery district. The result result of o f thesethese incursions incursions is to to be be found found in in deposits deposits of of Biluches Biluches all overover No.—No. -1. 1. the south south of o f the the Punjab. Punjab. THE BILUCH BILUCH TRIBES TRIBES OF OF DERA DERA In nearly nearly every district a fewfew familiesfamilies are are GHAZI KHAN KHAN to bebe foundfound who describedescribe themselvesthemselves asas Biluches Biluches ByB y A. V. V. ASKWITH. ASKWITH. by caste,caste, thoughthough theythey havehave long long sincesince adoptedadopted \ ■ i the Punjabi Punjabi languagelanguage and and Punjab Punjab dress. dress. But so far asas the the organised organised tribes tribes are are concerned concerned Abis. the Biluches Biluches hadhad retired,retired, longlong beforebefore thethe BritishBritish came toto India, toto their fastnesses in in thethe hillshills ERHAPS it will be best best in in the the firstfirst instance say good-byegood-bye to to allall forms forms o of f motormotor transporttransport west of o f the the Punjab. Punjab. YouYou willwill findfind themthem nownow PPERHAPSif II explain explain wherewhere DeraDera Ghazi Ghazi Khan Khan is, is, and and and getget back toto horses and camels.camels. Indeed,Indeed, only in these hills behind DeraDera GhaziGhazi Khan Khan and and say somethingsomething aboutabout the the characteristicscharacteristics of of the the once inside the hills you will find many placesplaces on on in the country which bearsbears their their name, name, Biluchistan. Biluchistan. country. The district district of o f Dera Dera Ghazi Ghazi KhanKhan lieslies your line of march march when you will prefer to Actually the the tribestribes under under the the control control o of f thethe along thethe westwest bankbank o fof the the Indus, Indus, south south o fof the the dismount and clamber clamber on on foot foot over over the the boulders, boulders, Deputy Commissioner ofof Dera GhaziGhazi Khan Khan are are district of o f Dera Dera Ismail Ismail Khan. GeographicallyGeographically with your pony pony scrambling scrambling and and slipping slipping behind behind some oof f the purest of o f all.all. ThereThere are true true BiluchBiluch it is is really really a a southerly extensionextension of of thethe NorthNorth you. tribes livingliving a a little little further further inside inside the the hills,— hills,-for for West Frontier ProvinceProvince; ; but Dera GhaziGhazi Khan Khan INDIA'SINDIA’S HOTTESTHOTTEST SPOT SPOT example, the the MarrisMarris and and the the Bugtis, Bugtis, who who come come is a BiluchBiluch district,district, notnot aa PathanPathan one, one, and and when when under the the Agent Agent to to the the Governor-General Governor-General at ONENE thing thing more more about about thethe country. YouYou QuettaQuetta; ; butbut mostmost oof f the otherother tribestribes inin the new new Frontier Frontier Province Province was was created created inin 19011901 must think oof f it, for six six months of o f thethe yearyear it was left under the Punjab Government. O Biluchistan havehave some some admixture admixture of of Tartar Tartar blood, blood, it was left under the Punjab Government. at any any rate, rate, as asscorched scorched with with a pitiless a pitiless sun. sun. ThereThere The district is rather more than two hundred and thethe Biluches oof f Dera GhaziGhazi KhanKhan give give place place The district is rather more than two hundredare proverbsproverbs about about the the heat heat o f ofMultan, Multan, but butif you if you miles long from north to south, and some thirty to none none in in the the purity purity of o f theirtheir stock. stock. miles long from north to south, and some thirty want toto know what thethe sunsun can reallyreally be be you you miles wide. For its eastern boundary it has the miles wide.For its eastern boundary it has themust go west, west, cross the Indus in May May oror June, A RACE RACE OF OF APOLLOS APOLLOS Indus. The western boundary runs along the Indus.The western boundary runs along theand travel acrossacross the the Dera Dera Ghazi Ghazi Khan Khan desert desert ET me me try try now now to to draw draw you a picturepicture ofof foot of o f thethe Suleman Suleman Range,— Range,-the the greatgreat range range of of into the the hills hills behind. behind. JacobabadJacobabad and and Multan Multan the typical Biluch.Biluch. TallTall sparespare men,men, mountains which forms the natural frontier of L mountains which forms the natural frontier of may headhead thethe temperaturetemperature charts charts in in the the news­ news- singularly handsome, handsome, with with aquiline aquiline features,— features,- India. These are the limits o f the district proper, These are the limits of the district proper, papers, butbut SakhiSakhi Sarwar, Sarwar, the the famous famous pilgrimage pilgrimage a somewhatsomewhat Jewish Jewish typetype oof f features,features, recognisablerecognisable but the Deputy Commissioner of Dera Ghazi but the Deputy Commissioner of Dera Ghazi centre at the foot of o f thethe Sulemans, Sulemans, wouldwould surely anywhere byby their their longlong hairhair hanginghanging down down to to Khan also exercisesexercises political political control control over over the the beat themthem ifif therethere waswas anybody anybody there there to to make make their shoulders shoulders in in ringlets, ringlets, their their gulalakhgulalakh as theythey tract o f hill country immediately west of his tract of hill country immediately west of hisobservations. call it.it. ThereThere isis anotheranother outwardoutward mark mark o fof the the district. You must, however, think o f Dera district.You must, however, think of Dera Numerically the the BiluchesBiluches form form onlyonly aboutabout a aBiluch :: he is always always dressed dressed in in white. white. BiluchesBiluches Ghazi KhanKhan asas consistingconsisting of of two two partsparts ; ; thethe third of o f the the population population oof f Dera Dera Ghazi Khan,Khan, (I mean, mean, the men) men) will wear wear nothingnothing coloured regular districtdistrict lyinglying inin thethe plains,plains, along along the the bank bank but theythey holdhold moremore thanthan halfhalf the the land, land, and and it it is is except possibly a a ChoghaChogha (overcoat),—but(overcoat),-but notnot ofo f the Indus. Indus. Behind itit the tribal tribal area,area, a wilda wild to them them that that the district district owes owes its its distinguishing distinguishing many oof f themthem areare richrich enoughenough toto affordafford such such an an tract of hillhill country,country, under thethe Deputy of under Deputy characteristics. IfIf someonesomeone were were toto askask whowho extravagance as as an an overcoat. overcoat. ColouredColoured clothes clothes Commissioner’sCommissioner's political control. the Biluches Biluches areare byby origin, origin, I I shouldshould havehave some some are leftleft to the the women. women. AnotherAnother thing : thethe From the point ofo fview view ofo fphysical physical featuresfeatures one one ought really toto think oof f Dera GhaziGhazi KhanKhan as as divided into three sections rather thanthan into into two.two. First you havehave the the strip strip along along the the river river bank,— bank,- CUSTOM BUILT a fairly rich country irrigated byby inundationinundation canals. BehindBehind this this fertile fertile strip strip lies lies the the Pachadh, Pachadh, the open desert. In In a a goodgood yearyear itit maymay be be possible possible to cultivate partsparts o of f the the Pachadh Pachadh from from the the torrents torrents which come down from the the western western hills hills ; but for the the most most part part it it is is aa desolate desolate waste waste of of sand. sand. Ui Behind thethe Pachadh again again lie lie the the hills,— hills,-the the Sulemans. TheThe hillhill area in in itsits wayway is is almostalmost m wilder than the Pachadh. Occasionally a valley AMERICAN RADIOS wilder than the Pachadh.Occasionally a valley Price Rs. 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Pachadh and and the the hillhill countrycountry you will_141P.-to will hgv*'to 946 The Indian Indian Listener Listener September 22, 1936. 1936.

men wear wear nono ornaments, exceptexcept perhapsperhaps a a ring ring definite services toto his tribesmen tribesmen inin return for it for for him. him. The story story is is probably probably apocryphal,apocryphal, on the the finger. finger. (Here is is a a good good example example forfor theirtheir loyalty.loyalty. HeHe must entertain themthem wheneverwhenever butbut it illustrates notnot a fewfew BiluchBiluch characteristics. PunjabisPanjabis to to copy).copy). TheThe clothes clothes o fof a a typicaltypical theythey visitvisit him at at his headquarters headquarters or or accompanyaccompany IHAD H AD an an opportunity opportunity once once of o f seeingseeing a partpart Biluch consist of a long long smock smock ofof white white homespunhomespun him on the the march. march. NorNor is hishis monarchymonarchy by by any any I ofo f BiluchisBiluchis from from DeraDera Ghazi Khan Khan taken taken out out or calico, calico, withwith a a pairpair o of f widewide pyjamas,—verypyjamas,-very means anan irresponsibleirresponsible or or unlimitedunlimited one.one. InIn ofo f the the natural natural surroundings,surroundings, andand it it waswas strange strange wide ones. ones. Round the the shoulders shoulders (over the the peace oror war,war, beforebefore any any decision decision of of importance importance how the the characteristics characteristics stood stood outout freshfresh andand clear clear smock) hehe will probably wear wear a scarf,a scarf, twisted twisted isis taken, taken, he is required required to consult consult the the headmen headmen against thethe strange background.background. ThisThis was was on on into a a loose loose rope. rope. OnOn top of o f all, all, a a looselyloosely ofo f the variousvarious sections oof f thethe tribe : : thethe mukad-mukad- thethe occasion occasion ofof thethe visit oof f our our present present King, King, wound white white turban. turban. AlmostAlmost certainlycertainly he he will will dams. TheseThese headmen headmen or mukaddams mukaddams alsoalso then Prince Prince of o f Wales,Wales, toto LahoreLahore in in the the springspring oof f bebe carrying a a curvedcurved sword sword slungslung fromfrom hishis figurefigure in the the judicial judicial system oof f thethe tribe. ItIt isis 192.2.1922. One of o f thethe main main items inin the programme shoulder on an an embroidered embroidered crossbelt;crossbelt ; andand in in theythey who form the the tribal tribal Jirga,Jirga, toto whichwhich thethe consisted oof f a People’sPeople's MelaMela inin thethe MintoMinto Park.Park. the wilder parts ofof thethe countrycountry aa roundround leather Biluch will come come for for justice,-justice justice,— justice admini- admini­ RepresentativesRepresentatives from everyevery district district oof f thethe shield studded with with brass oror silver.silver. MostMost stered according toto thethe old customs oof f the tribe. PunjabPunjab came came in in to to join join inin thisthis Mela, Mela, and and the the Biluchis own a matchlockmatchlock or or a agun gun o of f some some kind, kind, Naturally aristocraticaristocratic and and conservative, conservative, the the Tumandars oof f DeraDera GhaziGhazi KhanKhan askedasked but these areare notnot generallygenerally carried carried unless unless danger danger Biluch cherishes cherishes thesethese oldold waysways withwith extraordinaryextraordinary permissionpermission to bring in aa bodybody o of f tribesmen, tribesmen, at at isis apprehended. apprehended. tenacity. TTo o him custom (riwaj) ( riwaj) is is everything. everything. their own own charges. charges. To get the the picture picture complete complete you must picture picture Let him feel feel that that he is is being being judged according I had had the the privilege privilege of oaccompanying f accompanying them them to to our typical typical BiluchBiluch riding riding onon a mare. Every­Every-to his his own own riwajriwaj and and he will be happy,happy, though though Lahore,-nineLahore,— nine or or ten ten Tumandars, Tumandars, eacheach attended attended one has heardheard ofof thethe Biluchi breedbreed of of horses,horses, the judgment go go against him.him. SometimesSometimes by hishis headmen and and a a body body o f of tribesmen; tribesmen; all all and everyevery BiluchBiluch ownsowns a a mare mare if if he he can. can. If Ifhe heBiluchi riwajriwaj follows too closely closely the the old old Mosaic Mosaic mounted. We We had had a a special special traintrain from from Ghazi Ghazi law oof f anan eye eye for for an an eye, eye, and and it ithas has been been necessary necessary Ghat to Lahore, withwith horse-boxeshorse -boxes for for the the animals. animals. under British British rule to to tone tone down down its its asperities asperities ; Entraining allall thesethese wildwild BiluchiBiluchi maresmares waswas but toto this day nearlynearly all all the the criminal criminal and and civil civil difficult enough,enough, but thethe trouble withwith thethe tribes­tribes- cases in in the the tribaltribal area area are are heard heard in the in thefirst first instance instance men themselves themselves mostmost oof f whom had nevernever seen seen by Councils oof f Elders, on whose whose verdicts the a train before, waswas almost almost as as great. great. At At one one Deputy Commissioner Commissioner passes passes sentence or awards awards intermediate station station the the train train started started to to move move a decree.decree. TheThe legal covercover forfor thisthis arrangement back, shunting.shunting. ItIt hadhad not not gonegone more more than than a a is the Frontier Crimes Crimes Regulation, butbut thethe few yards whenwhen allall the the men men were were out out on on thethe line,line, Regulation does does nono more than recognise andand convinced thatthat theythey werewere beingbeing takentaken back back to to legalise a a system system o of f justicejustice which which had had been been in in Dera Ghazi KhanKhan withoutwithout seeingseeing thethe Mela. operation forfor hundreds oof f years years beforebefore itsits The scenesscenes at thethe Railway station station in in Lahore Lahore when when enactment. our wild wild-looking -looking company company emerged, complete complete with their their swords swords and and shields, andand againagain in in the the REAL STAY-AT-HOMES STAY-AT-HOMES streets asas theythey roderode upup toto their camp nearnear the the Taksali Gate,Gate, were were amusingamusing to to watch.watch. TheThe THEHE extreme extreme conservatism conservatism oof f the Biluch Biluch Lahore crowdscrowds werewere notnot aa littlelittle alarmedalarmed at at the the T has a abad bad side side as as well well as aas good a good one. one. As Asstrange invasion. a result oof f it, for for example, example, hehe showsshows a a greatgreat At last last the great great afternoon camecame when when the the A CROUP GROUP OF OF TYPICAL TYPICAL BILUCHIS. BiLUCHIS. reluctance, almostalmost a a morbid morbid reluctance, reluctance, to to leave leave Biluchis werewere paradedparaded with with the the menmen fromfrom thethe his own own hills. hills. It is almost unknownunknown forfor a other districts for inspection inspection by by His His Royal Royal cannot affordafford a a whole whole mare, mare, he he will will own own a parta part Biluch to to seek his his fortune fortune away away from home. Highness. On the the right right and and in the the centre centre were oof f one. one. Four men men will will gogo shares,shares, each owningowning This trait to a largelarge extent extent destroys destroys his his usefulness usefulness the detachments detachments fromfrom the otherother districts,—•districts,- one leg. leg. For nine nine months months of o f the the year year each ofof as aa soldiersoldier oof f the the modernmodern patternpattern ; ; 1I am am afraid representatives o fof most most o of f thethe martialmartial tribes tribes in in the joint joint owners owners will have toto walk,walk, but but for for the the that you would find find very very few few Biluchis Biluchis inin the the provinces. provinces. I remember remember inin particular particular the the other three months months he will will ride ride proudly proudly on on his his Indian ArmyArmy to-day,to -day, even even in in thosethose unitsunits whichwhich gaily cladclad SowarsSowars from from the the Salt Salt Range, Range, with with own animal. animal. are stillstill knownknown asas BiluchBiluch regiments.regiments. TheThe their long tasseled lances.lances. VeryVery finefine they they looked, looked, Perhaps someone someone maymay bebe wonderingwondering whywhy Biluchis unhappy awayaway from from home, home, andand he he and theythey cheeredcheered heartily heartily as as the the Prince Prince came came on on the the I am am speaking speaking oof f Biluchi maresmares and and willwill finds it hard hard to render render obedience obedience exceptexcept to to hishis parade. want toto know whether a Biluch nevernever ridesrides a a own tribal tribal Chief.Chief. TheseThese areare weaknesses weaknesses in in his his Then, after after he had reviewed thethe others,others, II saw horse. The answer answer is,is, No. ItIt would be allall make-up. him look along toto the extreme leftleft oof f the line against tradition, tradition, and and a peculiara peculiar thing thing to do,to do, to to On the the other other hand hand he has has many andand great great where the the Biluchis werewere posted.posted. No N o bright bright ride anything butbut a a mare.mare. TheThe reason reason is is that that virtues. Hospitality isis oneone oof f them. them. OnOn a colours there, nor nor tossing tossing lances. lances. Instead,Instead, a a the Biluch Biluch is a a fighter, with special special tacticstactics o fof journey through Biluch Biluch country country you you need need carry carry grim body oof f men, men, in in stained stained white clothes, his own. He rides to battle, but but fights fights on on fo foot o t ; ; neither food nor money. money. The traveller traveller cancan bebe sitting well down down in in their their saddles. saddles. II saw thethe and hehe relies whenever possiblepossible on on a a surprisesurprise certain oof f a welcome everywhere. TheyThey are are a a Prince turn to an an aide-de-camp aide-de-camp and and ask ask a question. a question. attack. HeHe believes, believes, probably probably with with good good reason, reason, frank, good-humouredgood-humoured people,people, freefree fromfrom any any Then he rode down down the the line line to to see see more more closely. closely. that mares givegive lessless troubletrouble than than horses horses when when sort of o f bigotry. bigotry. Sometimes,Sometimes, I I amam afraid,afraid, they they Biluchis areare notnot accustomed to to cheer,cheer, andand no no tied up up behind behind the the attacking attacking line line ; ; and,and, most most are even a little lax inin their religious religious duties. sound came fromfrom thosethose soldierly ranks ; ; butbut as as important oof f all,all, a a mare mare is is less less likely likely to to betray betray There is a well-knownwell-known storystory of.of aa BiluchBiluch who who has has the Prince drew near near oneone and allall salaamedsalaamed him, him, her master master by whinnying.whinnying. asked why why he he was was not not keeping keeping the the fast fast o fof Ramzan. Ramzan. and II think he was proudproud oof f those lean, loyalloyal He replied cheerfully thatthat therethere waswas no no need need for for men from one oof f the remoter parts of his father’sfather's A PERFECT PERFECT FEUDALFEUDAL SYSTEM SYSTEM him to bother bother himself himself: : hishis Chief was keepingkeeping dominions. SPEAKINGPEAKING oof f Biluch Biluch tactics inin war bringsbrings S one straight onon toto the tribaltribal organisation. organisation. WE HELP HELP THOSE THOSE WHO WHO HELP HELP THEMSELVES THEMSELVES The Biluch Biluch still lives lives under under an an almost almost perfect AllAll we ask ask you you to to do do is issend send a post a post card card for for our our free free 250 250 page page hand hand-book -book “ Engineering" Engineering feudal system. AtAt thethe head ofof thethe tribetribe is is the the Opportunities.”Opportunities. 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UNTILTNTIL they they reach This carrier, carrier, as as its the transmitter, transmitter, thethe its U' In thisthis article,article, which which isis numbernumber 3 of thethe series,series, name implies, isis employ-employ­ electrical vibrations vibrations into the conversion conversion of of the the microphone microphone currentscurrents into into ed to to carry the pro- pro­ which the the sound sound vibra- vibra­ ether vibrations oror wireless wireless waveswaves at at the the trans­ trans- tions inin the studio studio have have gramme. The The electrical electrical mitter isis described. described. vibrations which have been convertedconverted have have vibrations which have been of thethe same same form form been received along wires throughout their journey. from thethe microphonemicrophone areare throughout their journey. They They have have been been piano stringsstrings vibratingvibrating 2.56 256 timestimes a second. The amplified atat various stages, but but apart from that The used to control control the the strength strength of of the the carrier. carrier. apart from thatnote one one octave octave below this vibrates vibrates iz8 128 times times a they arrive at the the transmitter transmitter as electrical electrical vibra-vibra­ Thus the the strength strength of of thethe vibrations vibrations composing composing second, i.e., at half the rate rate;; and and the the note note one one the carrier carrier is is made made to to vary at at low low frequencies frequencies tions whichwhich areare guidedguided along wires wires just just as they they octave above vibrates 512 512 times times a a second, second, i.e.,i.e., were when when they they left left the the microphone. microphone. There There at twice the rate. corresponding toto thethe frequenciesfrequencies ofof the micro- micro­ has, in fact, been no " wireless " at twice the rate. Higher Higher notes notes have have corres- corres­ phone currents, andand by by amounts amounts correspondingcorrespondingto to has, in fact, been no “ wireless ” so so far, far, and and pondingly greater rates of vibration or frequency. the programme has has arrived at the the transmittertransmitter in the strengths strengths of of these these low low-frequency -frequency micro- micro­ more or less less the the same same way way as as that that in in which which AUDIOAUDIO-FREQUENCY -FREQUENCY HARMONICS phone currents. The The changeschanges inin strength strength of of the the carrier therefore correspond in every way with ordinary telephone telephone conversationsconversations are carried out. THESEHESE frequencies frequencies are what are called called the the every way with the originaloriginal sounds pickedpicked upup by the microphone. At the the transmitter, transmitter, however, however, the the vibrations vibrations T " fundamental ”" frequencies ofof the various various undergo a a change. change. They They are are converted converted into into a a notes, butbut the the notes notes also also contain contain other other frequencies frequencies The effect effect of changing changing the strength strength of the the carrier in this manner, toto produceproduce whatwhat isis knownknown form whichwhich doesdoes notnot requirerequire wireswires to to carrycarry themthem known as " “ harmonics,"harmonics,” whichwhich are are multiples multiples of of along. The The new new vibrations vibrations are are capable capable of of the fundamental frequency. frequency. Thus, Thus, although although travelling throughthrough space of their their own accord accord middle C has has a a fundamental fundamental frequency frequency of 156 256 without the aidaid of wires, justjust asas thethe originaloriginal soundsound cycles oror vibrationsvibrations per secondsecond due to thethe stringsstrings al III I1MB waves werewere ableable toto traveltravel throughthrough the air in the vibrating as a whole, partsparts of of the the strings strings vibratevibrate studio. at twice, three three times, times, etc., etc., this this frequency. frequency. The The ETHER WAVES WAVES notes produced by these additional vibrations are, 51147111) ALL forms of wave motion, such however, nothing nothing like like as as strong strong as as the the funda- funda­ LL forms of wave motion, such as as sound sound mental note. waves inin airair and ripples in water, water, which which A It will will be be seen, seen, therefore, therefore, that that harmonics harmonics of of were known known before before " “wireless wireless "” or electrical or electricalthe higher notes ofof thethe pianopiano willwill havehave frequencies waves were discovered, require a medium medium of of frequencies extending upup to some some thousands thousands of of cycles cycles per some kind in whichwhich they they cancan travel. travel. Thus we per Thus we second. Similar Similar harmonics are particularly have sound waves in air, air, and and ripples ripples in water. harmonicsareparticularly in water. pronounced in the case of the violin, and if the Hence, when when it it was was found found possible possible to produce pronounced in the case of the violin, and ifthe to producecharacteristics of the various musicalmusical instruments electrical vibrationsvibrations whichwhich couldcould travel through are to bebe preservedpreserved the the broadcastingbroadcasting chain chain mustmust space, it it was was assumed assumed that that space space must must contain contain A " “CLOSE C l o s e UPU p" ’’OF of THE the DELHI Delhi MAGNIFIER M agnifier PANEL. Panel. faithfully reproduce all the frequenciesfrequencies present in some kind of medium in which such wave motion present in the original original sound. sound. For broadcasting purpose as a “" modulated carrier ”" results results in in the the produc- produc­ could occur. The The namename "“ etherether "” was was givengiven to For broadcasting purpose to the rangerange ofof frequenciesfrequencies isis generallygenerally takentaken to be tiontion of of furtherfurther ether ether vibrations vibrations besides besides those those of this supposed supposed medium. medium. All All we we know know about about it it to be from 3o30 to io,00010,000 cycles cycles perper second, second, although although for for the carrier. carrier. For For example, example, if if the the sound sound picked picked is that itit isis something something whichwhich permits the passage passagevarious reasons the upper limitlimit has has often often to be up by by thethe microphonemicrophone werewere a singlesingle note having of ourour electricalelectrical vibrations or radio waves.waves. to be reduced toto 5,000 5,000 c c-s -s oror eveneven less. less. a pitch or or frequencyfrequency of of i,0001,000 cycles cycles per per second, second, At the transmitter, then,then, the the electrical electrical vibrations vibrations Electric currents of of these these frequencies frequencies (called (called the strength of of thethe carrier carrier radiated radiated by the the trans- trans­ which have been carried alongalong wireswires are converted are converted low or audio frequencies) could be used to cause mitter would rise and fall at the the rate of of I,000 1,000 into this this new new type type of of electrical electrical vibrationsvibrations which low or audio frequencies) could be usedto cause which corresponding vibrations in the ether, but there times each second. This This modulated modulated carrier carrier will travel without the aidaid of of wires.wires. The parti­ corresponding vibrations in the ether, but there The parti-are practical difficulties whichwhich preventprevent the adop- adop­ would now consist of threethree sets sets of of etherether vibra- vibra­ cular feature of these new ether vibrationsvibrations is that tions, (t) the original unmodulated carrier, (z) they occur at a very much greater tion ofof suchsuch aa methodmethod ofof broadcasting. broadcasting. One One ofof tions, (1) the original unmodulated carrier, (2)a a they occur at a very much greater rate than that new ether wave wave whose whose frequency is i,000 1,000 c/s c/s of the original sound vibrations and the these will be obvious. There There would would be be no no means means of the original sound vibrations and the corres- corres­ greater than that of thethe carrier, carrier, and and (3) (3) a a new new ponding microphonemicrophone current vibrations.vibrations. of discriminatingdiscriminating between the programmes sent out by by different different stations. stations. Each station would ether wave whose frequency is i,000 1,000 c/s c/s less less than than Audible sounds are produced by airair vibrationsvibrations Each station would be sending out vibrationsvibrations having thethe same range that ofof thethe carrier. carrier. which occur atat the rate of a few per secondsecond upup same range of frequencies, viz.,vi%., 3o 30 to 10,000 c-s. There are If, therefore, therefore, the the programme programme contains contains vibra- vibra­ to 10,000Io,000 oror moremore vibrationsvibrations perper second. second. Thus io,000 c -s.There are Thus other difficulties difficulties suchsuch as the very large aerials tions ranging in frequency up to io,000 10,000 cycles cycles perper the note middlemiddle C of aa pianopiano isis producedproduced by by the very large aerials required to to produce produce appreciable appreciable ether ether vibrations second, the transmitter transmitter will will radiate radiate ether ether waves waves at these these low low frequencies, frequencies, in in the the same same way way that that ranging in in frequencyfrequency fromfrom ro,000 10,000 c/s c/s below below the the piano strings for low notes are longer than thosethose carrier frequency to io,000 10,000 c/s c/s above above the the carrier carrier for highhigh notes.notes. frequencyfrequency as well as as the the carrier carrier itself. itself. These These 6 0 © additional waves produced by the the programme CARRIER WAVE WAVE ANDAND SIDEBANDSSIDEBANDS are called called side waveswaves or or sidebands. sidebands. INN practice, practice, therefore, therefore, broadcasting broadcasting trans- trans­ mitters create create or radiateradiate ether waves of much highI frequencies. high frequencies. Each Each transmitter transmitter generates generates MISCELLANEOUSMISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS electrical currentscurrents oror vibrations vibrations of of a certain frequency allottedallotted toto it, and and these these are made to The charge for advertisementadvertisement in in thesethese columns columns for for one one insertion insertion is is are made to Rs. 5 for 2020 words words or less less whichwhich includes includes the the words words “Apply "Apply flow in a wire,wire, calledcalled thethe aerial,aerial, which which is issuspended suspended Box •. •': • . • •. 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Send Send Box Box No. No. 1955 1955 " “ TheThe Indian Indian “" carrier ” " frequency frequency and the the vibrations are vibrationsare Listener,"Listener,” Bombay. THET h e CONTROL C o n t r o l PANEL P a n e l ATa t THEt h e DELHI D e l h TRANSMITTER. i T r a n s m it t e r . known as the "‘ carrier "” ofof thethe transmitter. transmitter. 948 TheThe Indian Listener Listener September 22, 1936. 1936. UAUICILYAIDIA

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The first view view of a oftelevision a television receiver. receiver.It certainly It certainly This is the is largest the largest radio radio valve valvein the inworld. the world.It is worth It is worth lookslooks easyeasy to manipulate, but-well, but— well, it's it's a complicat- a complicat­ £1,500, andand is is so sodelicate delicate that thatit has it to has be towheeled be wheeled about about ed affair affair inside, inside, according according to the detailed to the detailed reports. reports. in a apram. pram. (Note.-The (Note.— The valve valve is isthe object the object on theon left.) the left.) September 22, 1936. 1936. The Indian Indian Listener Listener

pinch to the the final final building upup andand subsequentsubsequent exhaustion onon thethe vacuum pumps.pumps. HowH ow Valves h alves AreA x t Made J /a d e Different makes oof f valves valves havehave differentdifferent By K.K. D. D. RODGERS. RODGERS. types of o f construction, construction, of o f course, course, but but makers makers The accompanying article article answers answers a question a question which which a a are allall agreedagreed that that electrodeelectrode rigidityrigidity is is ofof HE modern radio valve is, in one sense, THE modern radio valve is, in one sense, number ofof readersreaders have have recently recently asked. asked. supreme importance. importance. SoSo you will will findfind thatthat T one of o fthe the mostmost delicate delicate pieces of o f electricalelectrical at the top top of o fmost most valves valves nowadays nowadays there there is is mechanism and and in in another another one one o fof the the mostmost a piece oof f mica whichwhich isis usedused toto anchor thethe robust. HOW THEY THEY ARE ARE various electrode supports. Its delicacydelicacy lies lies inin thethe factfact that that the the mutual mutual posi­ posi- Not so so long long ago ago the the supports supports were were anchored anchored tions of o f allall thethe parts—parts-anode, anode, gridgrid oror grids,grids, and and ASSEMBLED only at the pinch pinch end end; ; now they are rigidly cathode—mustcathode-must be be exact ifif anything like like stand­ stand- now they are rigidly supported and spaced from one another by mica. ardisation o of f results results isis to be obtained, and the /fll supported and spaced from one another by mica. to be obtained, and the In many valves this is wedged into the glass exact shapeshape and and size size o fof each each part part are areo f paramountof paramount In many valves this is wedged into the glass importance. envelope when the valve isis nearly complete complete andand forms an absolutely rigid anchorage. Its robustness robustness lieslies inin thethe strengthstrength oof f the glass forms an absolutely rigid anchorage. envelope whichwhich contains contains thethe electrodes, andand inin The sketch sketch Fig. Fig. i shows shows a a complete complete typicaltypical the very very rigid rigid way way in which which these these are fixedfixed inin triode-hexode, aa specialspecial mixer mixer valve valve which which is is a a position. The latter factfact being being a a result result of of a a good example example oof f compact planningplanning andand con­con- desire to gain gain electrical electrical constancyconstancy rather rather than than struction. mechanical strength strength for for its its own own sake.sake. There are sevenseven pinspins toto thisthis valve,valve, andand thethe If you you take take aa modernmodern typetype valve,valve, let let in in the the first step in in its its construction construction is the formation formation air byby breaking breaking the the pip, pip, and and then then carefully carefully smash smash ofo f the glass pinchpinch (Fig.(Fig. a)2) with itsits eighteight supports. thethe glass soso thatthat the the electrodes electrodes are are not not disturbed, disturbed, OfO f these the two outer ones are forfor thethe anodeanode of of you will be be surprised atat thethe pains thatthat havehave the hexode hexode portion,portion, thethe next two for for two of of been takentaken toto make everythingeverything rigid, rigid, and and at at the hexode hexode grids, one for for each, each, the next next twotwo the small spacesspaces betweenbetween the the parts.parts. TheseThese are forfor thethe anode oof f thethe triodetriode portionportion andand for for small spacesspaces are are deliberate. deliberate. cathode connectionconnection (on(on whichwhich isis also suspendedsuspended They do not not arrive arrive just because because thethe makersmakers thethe cup cup containing containing the gettering). gettering). want to have a small valve, but because they want to have a small valve, but because they The remaining two leads through the pinch want efficiency.efficiency. And efficiency comes with The remaining two leads through the pinch And efficiency comes with go to the the two two ends ends of o f the the filament filament oror heater, close spacing oof f electrodes and accurateaccurate spacing spacing heater, and design. for the the valve valve is is of o f the the indirectly indirectly heated heated type.type. There is a furtherfurther setset oof f supports throughthrough a amica mica piece situated belowbelow the the largelarge anode anode o fof the the MORE ACCURATEACCURATE THANTHAN MEN hexode portion, and these supports look after ITT is is because because thethe spacingspacing has has to to be be so so close, close, the twotwo hexodehexode grids grids we we havehave already mentioned mentioned I and the electrodes areare soso small,small, that that girls girls and alsoalso the the innerinner grid,grid, oror controlcontrol gridgrid oof f thethe are employed almostalmost without without exceptionexception in in thethe hexode. This latter latter isis alsoalso connectedconnected to to thethe construction of o f radio radio valves.valves. TheirTheir fingersfingers cap atat the the toptop oof f thethe valve.valve. are moremore agile andand delicate delicate than than those those o fof men, men, and theythey areare ableable to to handle handle and and fix fix the the various various THET'HE FINALFINAL STAGES STAGES small parts parts more more quickly quickly and and with with more more accuracy accuracy THEHE valve valve isis built upup byby the the girls girls bit bit by by bit, bit, than the male male worker. T commencing with the filament andand cathode. cathode. So if you visit any valve valve concern concern you you willwill find find Then the the triode triode portion portion is is assembled assembled with with thethe hundreds and hundredshundreds oof f girls sitting on long necessary supportssupports protrudingprotruding upwardsupwards asas benches oror groupedgrouped roundround weird-lookingweird -looking FFIG.i g . 1.-V 1.— EWS V ie wOF s oA f DISMANTLEDa d is m a n t l e dTRIODE-HEXODE. t r io d e - h e x o d e. IN I n CONSTRUC-c o n s t r u c ­ required for for the hexode hexode part. part. TheThe micamica machines, allall doing doing somesome little little jobjob in in connection connection TIONt i o n THEt h e CLASSg l a s s BULBb u l b ISis FIXEDf ix e d INi n PLACEp l a c e BEFOREb e f o r e THEt h e ACTUALa c t u a l BASE.b a s e . strengthening piecespieces are are put put on,on, andand lastlast o of f allall with the construction construction of o f the the valve. valve. - Some girls may bebe looking looking afterafter the the electrically electrically heated hydrogenhydrogen furnacesfurnaces in in whichwhich the the electrodeselectrodes are “" cooked”cooked " toto iooo1 000°0 centigradecentigrade to to drive TheT he off every every trace trace of oxygen oxygen or or oxidised oxidised metal. metal. Others are busy windingwinding thethe gridsgrids onon slowly revolving machines, spotspot welding each turnturn oof f nickel wire as it it goes goes over over the the nickelnickel grid grid supports.supports. Wireless Others make thethe anodes, readyready to to be be placed placed in in position when the the partly partly finished finished valve valve reaches THE them on on its its journey journey down down the the benches. benches. m s 'W forld----- Farther alongalong thethe factoryfactory you you willwill seesee girlsgirls PRACTICAL World threading thethe hair hair-like -like filamentfilament wire wire through through RADIO & TELEVISION JOURNAL the partly partly assembled assembled valve valve stems, stems, hooking hooking thethe RADIO td TELEVISION JOURNAL fine wirewire overover thethe spring hooks at the top and What isis newnew in in thethe worldworld of of radioradio and and television, television, both both inin theory theory and and practice, practice, is is record- record­ top and ed each weekweek inin " "T THE H E WIRELESS W IRELESS WORLD W O R L D ". ” . This This practical practical wireless wireless newspaper newspaper threading it it inin andand outout oof f the various supports supports gives the keen keen amateur amateur all all the the latest latest information information on onset set construction, construction, together together with with which keep itit in even even tension, tension, whether hot or illustrated details details ofof special special circuits. circuits. It It alsoalso includes includes articles onon the use use of of various various cold. components and on broadcasting andand other topics. Before this stage isis reached, oof f course, thethe SPECIAL FEATURES FEATURES INCLUDE INCLUDE glass pinchpinch hashas to to bebe made, made, and and the the electrode electrode Theoretical ArticlesArticles discussing new principles principles ; DetailedDetailed TechnicalTechnical ReviewsReviews ofof Commercial supports are fixed inin exact positionspositions byby girlsgirls Radio ReceiversReceivers ;; DesignsDesigns forfor Experimental Experimental Receivers Receivers specially specially preparedprepared lo to illustrateillustrate the the who have have special jigsjigs so so thatthat they they cannotcannot get get practical application application of of new new principles principles in in valves, valves, compunents components or orcircuit circuit arrangements. arrangements. the spacingspacing wrong.wrong. SUBSCRIPTION:SUBSCRIPTION : ELECTRODE RIGIDITY RIGIDITY IS IMPORTANTIMPORTANT 16 RUPEESRUPEES PERPER ANNUM, POSTPOST FREEFREE A free copy copy will be beforwarded forwarded on onapplication application to the toPublishers the Publishers TRIODES, MO DES, tetrodes, tetrodes, pentodes, pentodes, heptodes, heptodes, all all T are mademade by by girls, girls, thethe differentdifferent types types o of f valves going along along different tablestables onon their their way way ILIFFE & &SONS SONS ILIAD., LtD., from the commencement oof f constructionconstruction withwith thethe [DorsetDorset House,House, Stamford Street, Street, London,London, S.S. E. I.,I., , ENGLAND.ENGLAND.

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the hexode hexode grids are are placed placed in position position with the the cylindrical anode anode round them them and and the top top mica mica piece piece is is fixed fixed in in position. position. At this stage thethe valve valve isis ready for for itsits bulb, and it it is is cemented cemented into into the bulb bulb by by heat heat from from gas gas rings rings as as it it goes goes round round a special special revolving revolving machine. The The glass glass join join must must be be properly properly annealed annealed or or it it will will crack when cold. cold. At the bottom of the the pinch pinch is is a a glass glass tube tube connecting connecting with with a hole at the top of o f the pinch, through through which which the the air air is is drawn drawn when when the valve valve is to be evacuated. This This process process is is done done on on special special pumps, while thethe valvevalve hashas itsits heaterheater on, and and a ahigh high-frecjuency -frequency field field isis passed through thethe whole whole valve valve by by a coil coil surrounding surrounding the the bulb. bulb. This has the effect oof f heatingheating allall thethe electrodes andand making them give off any air which which may may have have occluded occluded on the the metal. metal. Finally Finally such such a heat heat is is reached reached while the bulb bulb is is still being being pumped pumped free of o f air air that the the gettering gettering material, material, a amagnesium magnesium-like -like substance, substance, flashes flashes off. off. It It burns rapidly forming an oxide with the last traces oof f oxygen inin thethe bulb.

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Fic.FIG. 3. THEThe ELECTRODES electrodes ARE ELECTRICALLY ELECTRICALLY HEATFD HEATED BY A HIGH HIGH-FREQUENCY -FREQUENCY COIL TO REMOVE ALLALL TRACES TRACES OF OF ET YOUR GAS. FIG.Fig. 2. A CLOSE-UPclose-up OFof Aa EveryoneEveryDne reallyreally interestedinterested in in RadioRadio VALVE PINCHPINCH SHOWING THE should havehave a copya copy of theof the Philips Philips " M " ini­ Mini- CLASSGLASS TUBETUBE THROUGHTHROUGH WHICH watt"watt” Valve Valve Price List.List. ThisThis booklet booklet THE AIR IS WITHDRAWN. COPYCOPY gives youyou the the curves curves and and characteristics characteristics of " M iniwof "Miniwatt" att” valves andvalves and supplies thethe RadioRadio enthusiastenthusiast with with most most valuable valuable data. data. This finishes the evacuation process, and and valve valve is is ready ready for for capping. capping. This This is is merely merely thethe placingplacing of the the moulded moulded base base with with its its If you areare not not using using "Miniwat" Miniwat ” ValvesValves in in youryour set setand and you you require require seven pins on on the the bottom bottom of the the bulb. bulb. But But before before that that can can be be replacements go to a done thethe bulbbulb mustmust be be sealed sealed so so that that no no airair can get into it. it. This This is is replacements go to a PhilipsPhilips dealer dealer who who will will tell tell you you the the correct correct done automatically whilewhile thethe valvevalve isis stillstill onon the pumps. "Miniwatt""M iniw att” valves valves for for your your set set or or amplifier. amplifier. FITTING THE THE BASEBASE PHIPH I S THEH E valve valve is is mounted mounted on on its its base base by by means means of o f a special special cement, cement, T and the wires wires from from the the electrodes electrodes are passed passed into the the pins pins' and soldered soldered at the ends. ends. The The valve valve is iscomplete. complete. All A ll that that has has MINIWAM I N IWA to be be done done now now is is to to test test it, it, and and if if it itpasses passes the the tests tests for for emission emission ALVES and and characteristics itit isis readyready forfor boxingboxing andand dispatchdispatch-Popular— Popular Wireless. Wireless. Reliability is what you you want want low battery battery or or mains mains con- con­ most in a a valve. valve. Add to to this clarity clarity of of reproduction reproduction sumption, andand youyou have a and undistorted undistorted volume volume with with Philips "“ MiniwattMini watt "” Valve.Valve.

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BooksBooh Reviewed. Reviewed. . . “" SHORT-WAVE WIRELESS WIRELESS COMMUNICATION."COMMUNICATION.”

BYB y A. W. W. Ladner,LADNER, A.M. a.m. INST.C.E., inst.c.e.,AND and C.R. c.r. STONER,S t o n e r ,B.SC. b .sc . (ENG.), ( E n g .), A.M.I.E.E. a .m .i .e .e . (Third edition.) edition .)

HEREERE is a bookbook which which should should prove prove extremely extremely H valuable to to any any one one interested interested in in the the deve­ deve- lopment of of short-wave short-wave communication. communication. ThereThere are fewfew booksbooks devoteddevoted exclusivelyexclusively to to short-waveshort-wave technique andand thethe presentpresent workwork ofof the authors authors is certainly thethe most comprehensive comprehensive onon the r subject havehave wewe seen.seen. TheThe valuevalue o fof this this book book is is best indicatedindicated by by the the fact fact that that the the third third edition edition has beenbeen called called for for so so quickly. quickly. THIST h is ISis K. K . C. C . DEY, D e y, BENGAL'S B e n g a l ’ s FAMOUSf a m o u s BLINDb l i n d In the the preparation preparation oof f thethe newnew edition,edition, muchmuch SINGER, WHO WILL WILL BROADCAST BROADCAST FROM FROM CALCUTTA CALCUTTA oof f the text text has has been revisedrevised and and a a new new chapter chapter THIST h is NOTED n o t e d FILM f i l m STAR, s t a r , MISS M iss INDUBALA, I n d u b a l a HAS, h as RECENTLY r e c e n t l y oON n OOCT. c t . 6TH6th ANDand I 1 4TH.4th. on " “Commercial Commercial Wireless Wireless Telephone Circuits ”" BEEN APPOINTED COURT COURT-MUSICIAN -MUSICIAN TO TO H. H. H. THE added. The chapter on aerials has been rear­ MAHARAJAM a h a r a j a OFo f MYSORE.M y s o r e . SSHEh e WILLw i l lBROADCAST b r o a d c a s t FROMf r o m added.The chapter on aerials has been rear- CCALCUTTAa l c u t t a ONo n OCT.O c t . 3RD 3 r d ANDa n d I I 2TH.2 t h . ranged andand somewhatsomewhat enlarged. enlarged. It may may alsoalso be be mentioned mentioned that that “" Short-WaveShort -Wave Wireless Communication," Communication,” althoughalthough thethe titletitle suggests a more limited scope, actually gives gives a a considerable amount amount of of informationinformation regarding regarding medium and longlong wavewave working, working, with with thethe resultresult that thethe book should prove extremely extremely valuablevaluable both to trainedtrained Engineers and scientificscientific amateurs amateurs not primarilyprimarily concerned with short-wave wirelesswireless communication.

"“ TELEVISIONTELEVISION RECEPTION." RECEPTION .” Construction and and operation operation of a of Cathode a Cathode Ray Ray Tube Tube Receiver forfor thethe receptionreception of of ultra-short ultra -short waveTelevision waveTelevision Broadcasting.

ByBY MMANFRED anfred VonVON ArdenneARDENNE Translated by by O.0. S.S. PUCKLE,Puckle, A.M.I.E.E. a.m.i.e.e.

THEHE need need for collected information onon D r . J a m e s C . M a n r y , s h o w n h e r e, h a s b e e n Aa iss a m a l a o f h a r i a wWHOSE h o s e vVOICE o ic e DR. JAMES C. MANRY, SHOWN HERE, HAS BEEN MISSM KAMALA K OF JHARIA, J , television reception has has longlong been feltfelt WWILL ILL BE BE ONo n THE THE AIRa ir FROM CALCUTTA ONON T MOSTm o s t INSTRUCTIVEinstructive broadcasterBROADCASTER f rFROM o m t THE h e DELHI D e l h i by thethe amateur and and the the technical technical worker, worker, and and OCT.O c t . 4TH 4 t h ANDa n d 14TH.14t h . sSTATION. t a t i o n . this book by ManfredManfred von von Ardenne, Ardenne, who who has has worked for years onon thethe developmentdevelopment oof f televisiontelevision \NW"r:7? '`V and waswas the the firstfirst personperson inin EuropeEurope toto produce high definition television pictures with the cathode ray tube,tube, isis thereforetherefore veryvery opportune.opportune. The subjectsubject isis presentedpresented in clear language language with with a veryvery minimumminimum oof f mathematics, and and is iscopiously copiously supported by pictures. ItIt opens with a generalgeneral discussion onon the the requirements whichwhich must must be fulfilled inin order to to provide provide a a satisfactory satisfactory television service,service, and and gives gives a a good good deal deal o of f information on on the transmitterstransmitters installedinstalled at at Alexandra Palace.Palace. The construction construction and and properties of o f cathode cathode ray tubestubes forfor televisiontelevision reception reception are are nextnext discussed in detail, andand then then a achapter chapter deals deals with with time bases and and the the methods methods adopted adopted for for synchro­ synchro- nizing them from from the the received received signals. signals. TheThe separation o of f thethe synchronizing synchronizing signalssignals fromfrom those carrying thethe picturepicture information,information, thethe operation oof f the rectifier rectifier and the descriptions descriptions of picture picture and and sound sound receivers receivers are are fully treated, including the important questionquestion oof f aerialsaerials YETY et Aa THIRD third CALCATTACalcatta star— STAR-IN in THE the PERSONperson and feeders. FaultsFaults in in timetime basesbases and and methods methods THIT h isS ISis MR.M r. SATYAMURTI, Satyam urti, M. L. A., WHOSEwhose RECENTrecent oOF f MISSMiss RADHARANI, Radharani, POPULARLY popularly knownKNOWN as AS oof f diagnosing diagnosing and rectifyingrectifying them them and and thethe "THE“ The NIGHTINGALE". Nightingale”. SheSHE wWILL ill BE be HEARD heard causes oof f those faults which produce various BROADCASTbroadcast on ON the THE woes WOES of OF a A politician POLITICIAN set SET India INDIA inIN "THE “The CALL C all OF of THEthe EARTH" Earth" ONon OCT.Oct. 6T11.6t h . visible formsforms oof f distortiondistortion inin thethe received picture,picture, AGOG WITH BOTH BOTH CRITICISM CRITICISM AND AND APPROVAL. APPROVAL. ^ are also clearly explained.explained. ."*1/4NS' 952 The Indian Indian Listener Listener September 22, 1936. 1936. GLOBE-TROTTERS |^4FlMu'lard l 1 1 £ % f r l GLOBE-TROTTERS THE-MASTER-RADIO FOR ^OR GENUINEGENUINE Round thethe wide World World Reception!Reception! MODEL X X-20U -20U MODEL X X-20A -20A (A.C.) (A.C.) This popular A.C./D.C.A.C. D.C. set has six six valves—valves- Incorporates newnew short-wave short-wave devicesdevices byby which every wave wave band hashas its own sepa­ anan H.F.H.F. supersuper withwith protector stage stage and its own sepa- rate coilscoils resultingresulting inin higherhigher sensitivity. Octode valve. ItIt incorporatesincorporates allall thethe Single knob tuning. H.F.H.F. supersuper withwith pro- pro­ latestlatest refinements.refinements. MarvellousMarvellous reception recEption on on tector stage stage and and Octode O ctode valve. ImprovedImproved delayed A.V.C.A.V.C. UniversalUniversal MainsMains Transformer Transformer I 3.5-39 metres, 39-95 metres and 198-570 13.5-39 metres, 39-95 metres and 198-570 with automaticautomatic switching device.device, Connec­Connec- metres. Intermediate frequency I 115I 5 kc?. tions for for extra extra speaker speaker and and gramophone gramophone Suitable for for I 11010 to to 220220 voltsvolts A.C.A.C. oror D.C. pickpick-up. up. Tropic proof. proof. Three-waveThree -wave bandsbands 13.5-39 13.5-39 metres, metres, 35-95 35-95 RRs. s. 3340 4 0 only.only. metres, 20200-570 0 5 70 metres. Rs.R s . 305 3 0 5 only. only

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MAREK WEBER AND HIS ORCHESTRA.ORCHESTRA. Waltz “" Faust.”Faust." Waltz “" Golden Rain...Rain.” Thursday, 1st October PAUL ROBESON.ROBESON. (Bass).^(Bass). ” Mah Lindy Lou...Lou.” ”" MaMa curlycurly-headed -headed Baby.” Baby:. MICHA ELMAN.ELMAN. (Violonist).(Violonisi(. p.m. "Serenade“ Serenade " Drigo.Drigo. 6-40 Rashid Ahmad of Panipat. “ Serenade ” Drdla. “" Pi to letaleta hunhun magar pine pine ki ki woh woh baten baten gain gain PICKI.ER’sPICKIER'S HUNGARIAN HUNGARIAN ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. Woh jawani iawani wohwoh siyah-masti woh woh barsaten barsaten gain.gain." “ Kashmiri Song.”Song." " HungarianHungarian FolkFolk Song.Song... (Hafeez). PETER DAWSON. (Bass(Bass baritone).baritone). “" Chahiye achhonachhon koko jitna jitna chahiye chahiye “" PeterPeter Dawson's Dawson’s Party."Party. Yeh agar chahen chahen to to phir phir kia kia chhiye.” chhiye." (Ghalib.) STRAND THEATRETHEATRE ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA with with 1066"" 1066" Quartet. Quartet. VUD 340.13 mmetres, e tre s , 822 kc/s.kc's. " 10661066 and and All All that." that." 7-0 Barg Tarang.Tarang. (A(A new new use use of of a leafa leaf of aof tree). a tree). 74 p.m.P -m TRANSMISSION I. By MMALANC alang Khan.KHAN. 2-0 Close down. down. a.m. 7-10 MasterMaster Mahboob. Thumri Tilang. Tilang. 6-0 Relay from Central Cinema. Time Signal. Signal. 6-0 Relay from Central Cinema. 8-0 “"Sajan Sajan turn turn kahekahe ko ko nainan nainan lagae. lagae." (By kind kind permission, permission of the of Management.) the Management.) Naat ByBy RashidRASHID AhmadAHMAD of of Panipat. 7-20 Rashid Ahmad of Panipat. 6-30 AuntiesAUNTIES MMARION arion andAND ZenaZENA Accompanied by by Qanun, Qanun, SurSur BaharBahar and Tabla. Tabla. “" Paikan hi hi tire tire tir tir ka ka paihlu paihlu men men dar dar ae ae A Talk on Rice Fields. RiddlesRiddles andand Songs. Songs. 8-10 AIRAIR Orchestra -- Surashtar. Thanda ho ho kaleja kaleja kahin kahin umid umid bar barae.” ae."(Amir Minai.) Minai.) 7-0 A Giuseppi Verdi Recorded Programme. 8-20 Asad AliAli Khan.Khan. KhayalKhayal Todi Todi Mian Mian Khan. Khan. 7-30 "“ For For Villagers Villagers Only.”Only." Selection from Aida-Einani and and Trovatore. Trovatore. (Delhi Market Rates at 8 p.m.) Afzal Husain.Husain. Thumri Bhairuin. Bhairvin. (Delhi Market Rates at 8 p.m.) 8-0 The Continental Quintet.Quintet. Talk (Hindustani) : “ The Jungle Book No. 5. Hamid Husain. Dadra. 8-30Talk (Hindustani):" The Jungle Book " No. 5. Overture - - "“ InIn the Realm Realm of thethe The Bengal Tiger. Tiger. ByBy MlRMIR MOHAMMADMohammad Husain.HUSAIN. lndraIndra" " -- - P. Linke. L infe. 8-45Talk ((Hindustani):Hindustani) : “" Famous HindiHindi Books.”Books." No.No. 3.3. FantasiaFantasie - - - - " Madame Butterfly" Butterfly -" -G. Puccini. 8-45 *Dijoli Ghose. Bengali and and Hindi Hindi Music. Music. Sur Sagar. 8-30 CommercialCommercial NewsNews and News in in Hindi.Hindi. By Mrs. RRAM a m SSINGH. i n c h . 9-0 *Simla HillHill Songs. 9-09.0 The Continental QuintetQuintet (Contd.) Master Mahboob. Qauiwali. 9-15 2nd News and WeatherWeather Report Report (Hindustani). 9-0 Master Mahboob. Qawwali. Waltz - -" WienerWiener Burger ’’.". C. M. Ziehrer.Ziehrer. Accompanied by by AIR AIR Artists. Artists. 9-30 Time Signal. Signal. Suite - - " EastEast Asia ” " - - Yoshitomo.Yoshitomo. 9-30 Parade oof f thethe Tin T in Ghulam Sabir. Sarangi— Gandhari Todi. 2nd News and Weather Report (English). "Parade 9-15 Ghulam Sabir.Sarangi-Gandhari Todi. 2nd News and Weather Report (English). Soldiers"Soldiers " - - - Jessel.lease!. Rashid Ahmad of Panipat. Talk (English) : “" The WayWay ofof thethe World.”World." No.No. 5. Potpourri - - " FromFrom Rhine to to 9-25Rashid Ahmad of Panipat. 9-45 Talk (English) : DanubeDanube" " - - - - MM. . Rhode. Rhode. " Gham-i-firaq ne ne kia kia hai hal kar kar diya diya dil dilka ka Current Events in the Middle East. “ Lives of Great Men.” No. 1.I. Suno to arz karunkarun turn turn se se majra majra dil dil ka.” ka."(Rind).{Rind). By ProfessorPROFESSOR Mohammad MOHAMMAD Habib, HABIB, Head ofof thethe Depart­Depart- 9-30 Talk (English) :" LivesofGreat Men." No. Goethe. Master Mahboob. ment of History, History, Muslim Muslim University, University, Aligarh. Aligarh. 9-35Master Mahboob. By W. W. RUSSELL.R u s s e l l . “" Ya RabRab mujhe mujhe bulae bulae woh woh ya apya a apmile a mile 10-0 *A VarietyVariety Programme.Programme. Matlab har bar ain ain dil dil ke kemera mera mudaa mudaa mile.” mile." (Rind). (Arranged(Arranged andand directed directed by F.F. AAUSTIN.) u s t i n . ) 9-45 NewsNews in English. Light Music. 9-45 MoreMore DataData MainMain Tore Tore Dwar. Dwar. (A(A Chorus). Chorus). THE B. B. M. M. G. G. ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. 10-0 Light Music. Accompanied by by Sarangi,Sarangi, Violins, Violins, Dilruba Dilruba and Tabla. and Tabla. March “" Valencia.”Valencia." SB By FIROZFiroz DASTOOR.Dastoor. DAGMAR JUDDJUDD ANDAND MR. DEBENHAM. DEBENHAM. (Duet). (D u cth Accompanied by by the the VUB VUB Orchestra. Orchestra. 9-53 MalangMalang Khan.Khan. Sitar-BahaduriSitar—Bahaduri Todi. Todi. Plantation melody melody “" De De LadyLady Moon.” Moon... KATHLEEN BATEMAN. 11-0 Close down. down. 10-0 Close down. down. Piano Solo “" YouYou telltell ’em'em Ivories.”Ivories." DAGMAR JUDD. Song. TRANSMISSION H.II. F. AUSTIN, P. BATEMAN BATEMAN ANDAND MRS.MRS. AUSTIN. AUSTIN. Banjo Trio Trio “" A BanjoBanjo Oddity.”Oddity." Panp.m. - DAGMAR JUDD. 1212-30 -30 Time Signal. Signal. Hawiian SerenadeSerenade “ "Luana.” Luana." D. JUDD, MESSRS. MESSRS. AUSTIN ANDAND BATEMAN.BATEMAN. Indian RecordedRecorded Music. Guitar and UkeleleUkelele TrioTrio “" CoralCoral Isles.”Isles." INDRAINDRA BAI BAI (Wadkar) (Wadkar) - - FromFrom "*' Chhaya."Chhaya.” F. AUSTIN, N. GABBIN, GABBIN, P. P. BATEMAN. BATEMAN. K. C. DAY >• “ Puranran Bhagat."Bhagat." " HulaHula Medley.*Medley.' SAIGAL - - - >• " Mahudi kiki Larki.”Larki." KATHLEEN BATEMAN. OMA and PAHARI SANYAL - .. "'* DhupDhup Chhaon."Chhaon." Piano SoloSolo “" Kinda Carless."Carless." PAHARI SANYAL and SAIGAL. „ , "“ Karwan-i-Hayat."Karwan-i-Hayat.” THE B. M. M. G. G. TROUPE. TROUPE. K. C. DAY - - “ Dhup Chhaon."Chhaon." Polka MarchMarch “ "La La Luna.” Luna." SAIGAL - - "- •» " PuranPuran Bhagat.”Bhagat." DAGMAR JUDD AND TROUPE.TROUPE. RAJ KUMARI.KUMARI, SAIGAL and Finale “" Dixie Land.”Land." SANYAL - - ,f "“ KarorKaror Pati.”Pati." N. DE DE MONTE, MONTE, K. K. BATEMAN, BATEMAN, MESSRS. MESSRS. DEBENHAM, DEBENHAM, WARD WAHD AND OMA and SANYAL - - »» " ChandiChandi Das."Das." BATEMAN. VUC 370.4 metres,metres, 810810 kc/s. 49.10_49.10.metres, metres, 6,109 kc/s.kc/s. SAIGAL " Dev Das." Chorus. p.m. 1.30 Time Signal. Signal. 11.011-0 Close down.down. P -m- 1-30 12-36 Time Signal. Signal. *Relayed*ReIayed from norour SimlaSimla Studio. Studio. “" Bright Hours." Hours.” SB " “ The Radio Sextette.”Sextette." (A(.A Recorded Recorded Programme.) Programme.) A Light Instrumental Instrumental Programme fromfrom thethe Studio.Studio. HERMAN FINCK AND AND HIS HIS ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA - (Columbia (Columbia 9836).9836). Calcutta Weather Weather Bulletin Bulletin for for Oceancraft Oceancraft and and Rivercraft. Rivercraft. Fantasia "Waldteufel " Waldteufel Memories Memories " (Parts (Parts 1 andI and 2).I). B O M B AY MARIO HARP LORENZ! LORENZI AND HIS RHYTHMICS. (FB—(FB-1284). 1284). BOMBAY 1-36 TalkTalk (Bengali):(Bengali) " “: JahanaraJahanara Begum." Begum." " A BeautifulBeautiful LadyLady inin Blue.’Blue." ’ ByBy SHAHADATShahadat Hossein.HOSSEIN. “" EverythingEverything stopsstops forfor Tea."Tea." DEBROY SOMER S BAND - . ”- „ /D (Columbia y9881). /001 >' 2-62.6 *Musical*Musical Selections. Selections. “" Lionel Monckton M onckton Memories " (Parts (Parts 1 I andand 2).Z). - ?Ursa PLAZA THEATRE ORCHESTRAORCHESTRA - - (9196). 2-36 Talk (Bengali) : " “: HealthHealth Giving Plants."Plants." Humouresque “ " A A MusicalMusical Switch. Switch:. ““ p ip ' BBYy BISHNU B is h n u SARMA. S a r m a . J.J. H. H. SQUIRE SQUIRE CELESTE CELESTE OCTETOCTET - - (9768). 1.3 " PeterPeter Pan " " (Parts I I andand 2). 2). 3.63-6 Time Signal. Signal.Close Close down. down. HERMAN FINCK ANDAND HIS HIS ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA - (D(DX A -233).Zj j ). 10011.***81111/10.4r “ The Song ofof the Drum "(Parts 1 I and 2).Z). 5-6 Time Signal. Signal. DEBROY SOMERSSOMER.S BAND BAND WITHWITH CARLYLE COUSINS AND DAN DAN Talk (Bengal) : “Our Wealth inin Cattle—CattleCattle-Cattle DONOVAN. „ , ...... Talk(Bengal): " Our Wealth The BigBig BroadcastBroadcast " (Parts(Parts 1 Iand and 2). 2). (DX—445).(DX -445). Breeding in India." India.” VICTORIA ORCHESTRAORCHESTRA * - (C(C-1896). — 1896). VUB 350.9 metres, 855 kc/s. kc/s. 31.36 31.36 metres, 9565 kc/s.kc/s. “ Espanita." BBYy MANORATH M a n o r a t h MANNA. M a n n a . 2-30 Close down. down. a.m. 5-16 BhatialiBhatiali Song Song By SURENDRASurendra ChandraCHANDRA Chakravarty.CHAKRAVARTY. 11-30 Marathi Songs Songs 5-31 Talk (Bengali):(Bengali): " “ Easy Remedies.”Remedies." By SSUNDRABAI u n d r a b a i TRANSMISSION III. With Sarangi, Harmonium Harmonium and and Tabla. Tabla. ByB y KKAVIRAJa v ir a j HHARIa r i NNATHa t h SEN. S e n. p.m. 5-36 Ramprosadi Song Song ByBy BHABATOSHBhabatosh Bhattacharya.BHATTACHARYA. 5-30 Time Signal. Signal. 12-1512.-15Clarionet Solos 5-51 Religious Song By By Prafullabala.PRAFULLABALA. AIR Orchestra. “" MoiiMori PatliPatli Kamar. Kamar." By SheikhSHEIKH MOHOMED.Mohomed. 6..66-6 ModernModern Bengali Bengali Song Song ByBy PPROVABATY. r o v a b a t y . A. Ali. Khatjal Multani— Titala (Bilampit.) 12-30 Gazals 5-40 A. Ali.Khayal Muliani-Titala (Bilampit.) 6-21 BengaliBengali SongSong ToppaToppa Style. Style. By H. HH. . HASHIM. H a s h im . By SIDDHESHWARSiddheshwar MUKHERJEE. Mukherjee. 5-55 Sabiri. Sarangi-Pilu.Sarangi—Pilu. Accompanied by by the the VUB VUB Indian Indian Orchestra. Orchestra. By Master Mahboob. 6-36 “ Sanjher Sur.” 6-0 Master Mahboob. 1-0 Available Market Market Rates. Rates. " Sanjher Sur." “ Chot dil ki wahin ubhar ubhar ar ar By members of thethe Basanti Bidya Bidya Bithi. Bithi. A Recorded Programme. Jab hansi hansi ai aiankh ankh bhar bhar ai.” ai."(Dagh.) A Recorded Programme. Organized by RatneswarRATNESWAR Mukherjee MUKHERJEE and JAGATJacat Ghatak.GHATAK. (H.M.V.) Thumri Pilu. PPARTa r t II. . 6-10 A. Husain. Thumri Pilu. B. B. C. C. SYMPHONYSYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. _ **"Sanwariya Sanwariya man man bhaiyo bhaiyo re bankore banko yar. yar." Overture “- Carnival Romain.” Romain." THEThe CHILDREN'S Children’s CHOIR. Choir. Hymn. 1st News and Weather Report (Hindustani). BENIAMINO GIGLI. {Tenor).( Tenor). BINAPANIBlNAPANl Devi. Madhupur Dhrupad.Dhrupad. 6-20 1st News and Weather Report (Hindustani). " Plaisir D1Yamour." ’amour.” SUNITISuniti DEVI. Devi. Dacca Kheyal. 6406-30 1st1st News News and and Weather Weather Report Report (English).(English). “ Elegie."Elegie.” AUAll TimesTimes areare givengiven inin IndianIndian StandardStandard lim Time. e. 954 The Indian Indian Listener Listener September 22, 1936. 1936.

InstrumentalINSTRUMENTAL Duet. DUET. Esraj. (Busser),(Busser), VariationsVariations drolatiques drolatiques (Humorous (Humorous Variations) Variations) (Anderson). (Anderson). " Sisters Two ". Mymensingh. Maude Melliar Melliar: : Tarantella (Saint (Saint Amory). Amory). "“ FarewellFarewell to to Twilight." Twilight.- Bengali Song. Song. Thursday, 1st October p.m. Shilla Sircar. Barisal. SHILLA SIRCAR.Barisal. 2-10 TheThe News News andand Announcements. P a r t 2. PART 2-30 TheThe LondonLondon ZigeunerZigeuner Orchestra. UMAUma MlTTER.MITTER. Thungri. p.m. 12-50 Talk.* Directed by ErnestErnest Leggett.Leggett. Wonder Bsr Bar (Katscher).(Katscher). YourYour IILA la CHOSE. Ghose. Modern Bengali Song. Song. Talk.* Heart anda Mine (Bloom). (Bloom). ValzerValzer delladella Fisarmonica (Lazzaro). (Lazzaro). TusharTUSHAR Pal.PAL. Bhatiali. 1-5 Novelty InstrumentalInstrumental Recital.Recital. MMia ia Donna Juanita (Carolos).(Carolos). SHAMALISham ali RaKSHIT.RAKSHIT. Sree Ram Nam. 2-50 A A ProgrammeProgramme ofof Waltzes.f 1.25 The News and Announcements.Announcements. BHARATIBharati Mazumdar.MAZUMDAR. ShyatnaShyama Sangit. 3-0 Sonata Recital. Recital. SUPRITISupriti MAZUMDARMazumdar and AND Reva REVA Shome. SHOME. Bhajan Kirtan Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at 1-30 1-30 at p.m. Bhajan Kirtan By Kathleen Moorhouse (Violoncello)(Violoncello) andand Frank Frank Merrick Merrick (Pianoforte). (Pianoforte). Duet. 1-45 Close down. down. Variations Concertantes, Op. Op. 1717 (Mendelssohn).(Mendelssohn). SonataSonata in in F, F, SuprovaSUPROVA Ghosh GHOSH andAND Others.OTHERS. Leela Kirtan. Kirtan. Op. 99 99 :: Allegro vivace vivace ; Adagio affettuso ; ; AllegroAllegro appassionatoappassionato ; Allegro mottomolto (Brahms).(Brahms). Accompanists : : Greenwich Time Signal 3-30 at a.m. KKARTICa r t ic CHATTERJEE, C h a t t e r je e , BBACHOOa c h o o MISRA. M is r a . TRANSMISSION 2. Greenwich Time Signalat 3-30 a.m. BRINDABANB r in d a b a n MMULLICK,u l l ic k , and others.others. GSH 21.47 Mc/s Mc/s (13.97 (13.97 m m), ), GSG 17.79 Mc/s Mc/s (16.86 (16.86 m;). m.). 3-45 Bram Bram Martin and his his Dance Dance Orchestra. Orchestra. p.m. p.m. From the Holbron Restaurant, London. London. 3-57 A Talk. 8-68.6 Topical TalkTalk (Bengali):(Bengali) : “" Radio and and Rural Rural India." India." 4-30 Big Ben. Jack Jack Helyer, at thethe Organ ofof thethe RitzRitz 3-57 A Talk. By the Empire ProgrammeProgramme Director.Director. By Dr.DR. KALIDAS Kalidas Nag. NAG. Theatre, Nottingham. Nottingham, 4-15 Close down. down. 8.218-21 Vocal MusicMusic (In Bengali). Bengali). Kheyal. 5-0 A Talk. By MMALKOSH alkosh RathinRATHIN CHATTERJEE.Chatterjee. By the Empire ProgrammeProgramme Director.Director. * ElectricalElectrical recording. tt Gramophone Gramophone records.records. 8-41 Commercial NewsNews and WeatherWeather Report Report (In Bengali). Bengali). 5-15 A A BalladBallad Concert. Concert. SB 5-45 “" The RoundRound Trip.” Trip." * 8.46 NewsNews in in Bengali. Bengali. A sea voyage voyage in in sound sound by by Michael Michael Reynolds, Reynolds, D. D. A. A. Stride, Stride, andand James James SB Eccles. Produced byby William William MacLurg. MacLurg. GERMANY (Berlin) (Berlin) 6-256.25 MusicalMusical Interlude.f Interlude.f 9-1 Commercial News and WeatherWeather Report Report (In English). English). DJA 31.38, 31.38, DJQ 19.63, 19.63, DJN 31.45, 31.45, DJE DJE 16.89. 16.89. SB Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at 6-306-30 at p.m. 9-69.6 6-30 The News andand Announcements. Announcements. 10-40 a.m. LightLight Concert. Concert. 11-4511-45 a.m.a.m. LightLight Concert Time Signal. Signal. (contd.) SB News in English. (contd.) 12-30 p.m.p.m. News News and and Economic Economic Review Review in English. 6-50 Close down.down. 12-45 p.m.p.m. To To-day -day in Germany. Germany. SoundSound Pictures. Pictures. 1-01-0 p.m.p.m. 9.219-21 Talk : " The Art and ArtistsArtists ofof Venice.” Venice." A variety hour. OverOver the Waves. 2-152-15 p.m. p.m. New New Get Gei man SB By C. F. HHOOPER. o o p e r . Entertainment Music. 3-153-15 p.m.p.m. Hitler Youth Programme : TRANSMISSION 3. 3. Hitler Youth Programme: 9.309-30 AA LightLight Studio Studio Concert. Concert. Festival Hour.Hour. GGSH S H 21.47 M Mcis c/s (13.97(13.97 m .),m.), GGSG S G 17.79 M Mc/s c/s (16.86 (16.86 m .). m.), SB FREDA GRAY. FREDA GRAY. Soubrette. GGSF S F 15.14 15.14 MMe/s c/s (19.82 mm.), .), 4-304.30 p.m. Concert of Light Light Music. Music. 5-30 p.m. News in DISMAL DESMOND. DESMOND. Comedian. p.m. English. 5-45545 p.m. Greetings to our Listeners in the FarFar East. TOMMY TUCKER. TUCKER. Songs atat the Piano. 7-0 BigBig Ben.Ben. The BBC Empire Orchestra. 5-505.50 p.m. Concert of Light Music (contd.). 6-45 p.m.p.m. CYRIL TRENT. TRENT. Syncopated Pianist. Leader, DanielDaniel Melsa Melsa ; conductor,; conductor, Eric Eric Fogg. Fogg. Jean Jean Pougnet Pougnet (Violin). (Violin). Chamber Music.Music. 7-307-30 p.m. p.m. News and EconomicEconomic Review Review in in Orchestra:Orchestra : OvertureOverture toto a Marionette PlayPlay (Weinberger),(Weinberger), Merok Merok English onon DJE, DJQ. DJQ. 7-45 p.m. To-day in Germany. 10.3610-36 Time Signal. Signal.Close Close down. down. (Geiranger) (Eric (Eric Fogg). Foal. JeanJean PougnetPougnet andand Orchestra'Orchestra : : ConcertoConcerto 7-45 p.m. To -dayinGermany. No. 4 in D : : (I) (1) Allegro Allegro (2) (2) Andante Andante cantabile cantabile (3) (3) Rondeau, Rondeau, Andante Andante Sound Pictures. 8-0 p.m. News Review. 8-15 p.m. 'Gramophone*Gramophone Records. Records. 8-9 p.m.News Review. 8-15 p.m. grazioso leading leading to to Allegro Allegro ma ma non non troppo troppo (Mozart). (Mozart). OrchestraOrchestra : : Symphony Concert. 9-30 p.m. Close down. down. Three Fantastic Dances: Dances: (1) (I) ExaltacionExaltation (2) (2) Ensueno Ensueno (3) (3) OrgiaOrgia (Turina).(Turing). 8-08.0 A Talk. By the Empire ProgrammeProgramme Director. FRANCE (Radio (Radio Colonial) 8-15 The Central Band of of His His Majesty’s Majesty's Royal Royal Air Air Force. Force. Wavelength 19.68 m. m. and/or and/or 25.24 25.24 m. m. (B(By y permission permission of the o f theAir ACouncil), ir Council), conducted conducted by by Flight-Lieut.Flight-Lieut. R. P. O’0' Donnelle, Donnelle, M.V.O.. M.V.O., Director Director of of Music, Music, Royal Royal Air Force, Force, From the the Royal Royal Air Air Force Force Headquarters. Headquarters, Uxbridge.Uxbridge. Selection,Selection 11.3011-30 a.m. RelayRelay fromfrom P.T.T.P.T.T. Transmitter. Transmitter. 11-5011-50 a.m. a.m. Songs ofof the Hebrides (Kennedy (Kennedy-Fraser). -Fraser). Finale,Finale, Symphony Symphony No. No. 5 4 Mat ketPrices,Rates of (Beethoven).(Beethoven). 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Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at 9-30 at 9-30 p.m. p.m. Radio -Paris -Concert. GGSC S C 9.58 MMc c/s s (31.32 mm.). .). Radio-Paris— Concert. 4-304-30 p.m. p.m. News inin English.English. 4-454-45 a.m. 9-45 Jack PaynePayne with with his his Band. Band. p.m. Concert Concert-Relayed -Relayed (contd.). 5-15 p.m. News in French. 4-30 Big Ben. " “ The RoundRound Trip.” Trip." * 10-3010.30 Close down.down. French. 5.45 5-45 p.m. p.m. Concert Concert-Relayed -Relayed (contd.). 6.30 6-30 p.m.p.m. AA sea voyage voyage in insound sound by by Michael Michael Reynolds, Reynolds, D. D. A. A. Stride, Stride, and and JamesJames InternationalInternational Talk, Talk, by by Mr. Mr. Jacques Jacques Kayser. Kayser. 6-406-40 p.m. p.m. TalkTalk Eccles. Produced byby William William MacLurg. MacLurg. on Music, Music, by by Mr. Mr. Charles Charles Oulmont. Oulmont. 6-506-50 p.m. p.m. ColonialColonial 5-11 Talk.* TRANSMISSION 4. 4. Market Prices,Prices, RatesRates ofof Exchange.Exchange. 7-07.0 p.m. p.m. Concert.Concert. 5-26 Chamber Music. Music. Three ofof thethe followingfollowing frequenciesfrequencies will bebe used :: Chamber Music Music withwith thethe Capelle Quartet. Quartet. 8-258-25 p.m. p.m. RatesRates The Isolde Isolde Menges Menges String String Quartet. GGSG S G 17.79 M Mc/s c/s (16.86 (16.86 m .),m.), GGSO S O 15.1815.18 M Mc/s c/s (19.76(19.76 m .),m.). of Exchange Exchange andand FrenchFrench StockStock (Rentes). 8-308-30 p.m.p.m. Close GGSF S F 15.14 M Mcis c/s (19.82(19.82 mm.), .), GSD G S D 11.75 11.75 MMc/s c/s (25.53 mm.), .), down. 6-10 The The NewsNews and Announcements.Announcements. GGSB SB 9.51 MMcis c/s (31. 55 mm.). .). 9-45 p.m. News in French, Market Prices, Rates of Ex­ Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at 6-15 at c.mc.m. . p.m. 9-45 p.m. News in French, Market Prices, Rates of Ex- 10-45 Big Ben.Ben. A A TalkTalk change. 10-3010-30 p.m.p.m. Concert-Relayed.Concert -Relayed. 11-011.0 p.m. p.m. RelayRelay 6-30 Close down. down. By the Empire Programme Director. Director. of Radio-JournalRadio -Journal ofof FranceFrance (French(French News).News). 11-2011-20 p.m. p.m. Talk. 11-2 A Brass BandBand Concert.Concert. 1 alk. 11-3011-30 p.m.p.m. Concert;Concert ; Records.Records. 1212 midnight.midnight. News News TRANSMISSION 6. 6. in English. 12-30 a.m. a.m. News in French,French, Market Market Prices.Prices. Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at I 11-30 1-30at p.m.p,m. GSF 15.14 MMc/s c/s (19.82 m.),m.), GSC GSC 9.58 9.58 McisMc/s (31.32 (31.32 m.).m.). 1-0 a.m. Relay.Relay. 3-303-30 a.m. a.m. Close down. down. 11-30 TheThe NewsNews andand Announcements. a.m. 7-307.30 BigBig Ben.Ben. LightLight Programme.*Programme.* 11-50 “" A Syncopated Serenade”Serenade" ** With HarryHarry GordonGordon and Bob Busby, Busby, Gerry Gerry Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald, and and Dorothy Dorothy HOLLAND (Phohi) (Phohi) 8-118.11 A A RecitalRecital Carless. Of Stanford's Stanford’s Songs, byby FfanklynFranklyn KelseyKelsey (Baritone). a.m. Wavelength 16.88 Metres. Metres. 8-34 The The BBCBBC DanceDance Orchestra.* 12-10 Musical Interlude.f Interlude.f 6-30 p.m.p.m. OpeningOpening announcement. 6-406-40 p.m. p.m. Music,Music. Directed by HenryHenry Hall.Hall. 12-15 The The BBC Singers. 6-45 p.m. Latest NewsNews fromfrom Holland.Holland. 7-0 74 p.m. p.m. TheThe 9-10 The The News News andand Announcements. ((SectionSection A) A );; conductor, Leslie Woodgate. When Icicles Icicles Hang Hang Twinkling Three to to an an accompaniment accompaniment of of JackJack Miller,Miller. 7.207-20 by the Wall (Geoffrey Shaw). Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at 9-15 at a.m. by the Wall (Geoffrey Shaw). SweetSweet Day, Day, so so Cool Cool (Edward (Edward German). German). p.m. Declamation. 7-40740 p.m. p.m. Music.Music. 7-557-55 p.m. p.m. The In Youth is PleasurePleasure (Herbert (Herbert Howells). Howells). A A Litany Litany (William (William W Walton). a'ton). Twinkling Three (contd).(contd). 8-15 p.m. Talk on books, 9.309-30 Close down.down. As Dew in Aprylle (Warlock). (Warlock). To To Blossoms Blossoms (Harold (Harold Darke). &ap.m.Talk on books.8-30 Who Can LiveLive inin Heart soso GladGlad? P (Austin).(Austin). WeepWeep you you no no more.more. p.m. Close down. down. Sad Fountains Fountains (Moeran). (Moeran). Soul’sSours Joy, Joy, now now I Iam am Gone Gone (Ethel (Ethel Smyth), Smyth), TRANSMISSION 1. 1. Love'sLove’s a Rower Flower (Dalmaine). (Dalmaine). ToTo aa Tree (Stanford). EvenenEvenen in the the Village Village (Balfour (Balfour Gardiner).Gardiner). Pack,Pack, Clouds, Clouds, Away Away (Gordon (Gordon GGSD S D 11.75 M Mc/s c/s (25.53(25.53 m m.), .), GGSB SB 9.51 MMc/s c/s (31.55 mm.). .). Jacob). ITALY (Rome) (Rome) 11-45 Big Ben.Ben. The The BBCBBC DanceDance Orchestra.* 12-50 Will C.C. Pepper’sPepper's " “White White Coons."Coons.” A concert concert party party show, revived and producedproduced byby HarryHarry S. S. Pepper.Pepper. Wavelength 25.4025.40 and/orand/or 31.13 31.13 Metres. Metres. Directed by Henry Hall. Directed by Henry Hall. (At(At the pianos : : HarryHarry S. S. Pepper Pepper and and Doris Doris Arnold). Arnold). p.m. 5.135-13 p.m. Varied programmes.programmes. 6-456.45 p.m. p.m. Music.Music. A A talk talk 1-50 A A Short Recital. on " “ Postumia." 7-307-30 p.m. p.m. News inin English.English. Broadcast 12-15 “" ConcertConcert in in Camera.” Camera." * By Edith Edith Penville Penville (Flute) (Flute) and and Maude Maude Melliar (Oboe). (Oboe). Maude Broadcast Maude of operatic music.music. 10 p.m. Symphonic concert. Vocal concert. A musical musical burlesqueburlesque writtenwritten byby DavidDavid Kean.Kean. A A picture picture of of Melliar :: Suite,Suite, InIn the Olden- Olden^Style: Style : (I)(I) Minuet Minuet (2) (2) Sarabande Sarabande 10 p.m. Symphonic concert. Vocal concert. one sideside ofof life in in London London during during the the year year 1897. 1897. ProductionProduction byby (3)(3) Gavotte Gavotte^ (Kronke).(K ronke). EdithlEdith) Penville : BourreeBourree (Scarlatti. (Scarlatti, arr. Marcella Magno,Magno, soprano. soprano. Concert.Concert. CetraCetra Orchestra. Orchestra. 11-1011-10 William MacLurg. Revell),iLes”cygnes*RevellaLes7cYznes:(The (The Swans) ;!LesIecureulis ;1Les:ecureulis (The (The Squirrels) p.m. Concert Concert of of Arabian Arabian music. music. 11-30 11-30 p.m. p.m. Varied Varied programmes. programmes. All Times are givengiven inin IndianIndian StandardStandard Time. 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GERALDO AND HISHIS ACCORDEONACCORDEON BAND. Medley. .4 “ Accordeon Nights.”Nights." RENATE MULLER.MULLER. (Soprano). Friday, 2nd October ”" Today I feel soso happy.’happy." ‘" ‘ Just becausebecause I I lostlost mymy heartheart to to you.” you." D EtH I ALBERT SANDLER AND HISHIS ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. Valse. “" Bien Aime’s.”Aime's." ffgjl p.m.p. m. Waltz. “" AmorettenAmorettcn Tanz."Tan...* 7-10 Malang Khan. Khan. Sitar-Shankra.Sitar-Shank?i NORMAN LANG. LANC. (Entertainer at atthe the Piano). Piano). "“ Grandma'sGrandma’s daysdays and and nowadays.’ nowadays... m 7-20 MohammadMohammad Shafi.Shafi. “"The The bushes bushes at the bottom of of the the garden.garden." “ Jab kisi ki nahin sunta koi RUDY STARITA. (Xylophone solos). solos). " Jab kisi ki nahin sunta koi "” TheThe DancingDancing Tailor.”Tailor." Kare kiakia khak khak tamanna tamanna koi. koi." (.(Zaki).Zaki). "“ TheThe ClatterClatter ofof the clogs...clogs.” TINO ROSSI.ROSSI. ^ _ >f 7-30 “" For Villagers Only”Only". . Tango “" UnUn Violin DansDans lala Nuit. Nuit." (Delhi MarketMarket RatesRates at at 8 8 p.m.) p.m.) TangoT ango “" LaLa Serenade Serenade a lena.a lena. VUD 340.13340.13 metres, metres, 822 822 key's. kc/s. BOURNEMOUTH MUNICIPAL^MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. 8-30 Talk (Hindustani)(Hindustani) :: ” How tthey h e y WWed e d ”" No. 5. In Thibet. I h ib e t. "” RosewoodRosewood Riddles."Riddles.” By ArunaARUNA Asaf ASAF A ALI. li. **The“ The DickyDicky birdbird Hop.”Hop." TRANSMISSION I. (Columbia Records). Records). *Simla Hill Songs and Hindi Songs. a.m. 8.458-45 *Simla Hill Songs and Hindi Songs. p.m. 8-0 Time Signal. Signal. ByB y SHIVS h iv NATH N a t h KHANNA. K h a n n a . 2-0 Close down.down. Recitation fromfrom the Quran-i-Sharif. 9-15 2nd2nd News News and and Weather Report Report (Hindustani). 5-30 The VUB IndianIndian Orchestra. Orchestra. 8-10 AIR Orchestra.Orchestra. Hajeej. 9-30 Time Signal. Signal. 6-15 Talk ((Marathi)Marathi) : : “" Audyogik Pradarshane Pradarshanc ” " 2nd News and WeatherWeather Report Report (English). ByB y J. J. L. L . JOSH!.J o s h i. 8-20 Mohammad Shafi ofof Delhi. Delhi. “" Ai zabt dekh dekh ishq ishq ki ki un un koko khabarkhabar na naho ho 9-45 *Talk *Talk (English): ( English) : “ The Fortnight Fortnight in in Books." Books.” 6-30 “" Garba.”Garba." Dil men hazar dard dard uthe uthe ankh ankh tar tarna ho.na ho." ( (AmirAmir Minai.) Minai.) BBy y AGNESA g n e s HHALL.a l l . Conducted by NlRMALANIRMALA OZA.Oza . 10.010-0 A Vocal and and Instrumental Instrumental Concert. Concert. 8-30 Asad AliAli Khan. Khan. KhayalKhayal Lali-Ektala Lali—Ektala (Bilampit.) (Bilampit.) 7.157-15 Recitations fromfrom Holy Quran.Quran. HUBERTHubert A.A. MadgeMADGE - Violin. MOULVIM o u l v i GULAM G u l a m MOHOMED M o h o m e d KAMAR. K a m a r . 8-40 Botal Taranr.Tarang. (A(A new new use use for for bottles.) bottles.) EthelETHEL GATELEYGateley . . . - Contralto. By KARRARKarrar Husain. HUSAIN. ThelmaTHELMA BARRONBarron . . . Pianoforte. 7-30Light Classical Music Music By SHANKARRAOShankarrao M MOHITE. ohite. 8-45 Talk (Hindustani) ( Hindustani) : “ Constitutions of the World.World." By With Sarangi, Harmonium and Tabla. No. 5. U. U. S.S. S.S. R.R. HUBERT MADCE.MADGE. With Sarangi, Harmonium and Tabla. Iza CzardasCzarclas " " - - Mischith.Mischitls. By I. H. Qureshi.QURESHI. “" Cradle Song.Song." ’ 8-30CommercialCom mercial News and NewsNews in in Hindi.Hindi. ETHELETHEL. GATELEY.GATEI EY. 9-0 Khamsa-I-Hamdiya. Bhairvin. “" Ombra Mai Mai Fu bit ” Handel. 9-0 Hindustani Duets "“ JoJo dildil men men chhupa chhupa hai khudakhuda ki ki qasam. qasam." “" There'sThere’s aa Land ofof RosesRoses." - Del Riego, Riego. By ALLABUXAllabux and AND Shahajan. SHAHAJAN. By Irshad1RSHAD A ALI. li. THELMA BARRON. BARRON. “"Chant Chant PolonaisPolonais ” Chopin-Liszt.Chopin -Liszt. 9.309-30 Talk (English):(English) : “" CompanyCompany Law.”Law." 9-10 Hamid Husain. Waltz “" Naila ” " * - - Dohnanyi.Dohnantji. By PROF.Prof. SORABSorab R. DDAVAR, a v a r , J.P. ” Madine menmen meramera piya piya bala bala re hai, re hai,"Thumri Bhairvin. Bhairvin. HUBERT MADGE, MADGE. )( “" CapriceCaprice Viennois " - Kreisler. 9-45News in English. 9.209»20 Mohammad Shafi.Shafi. “" LaLa Chasse ’’ " - - Kreisky.Kreisler. Zapateado - Sarasate. 10-0 Jules Craen andand his his Quintet.Quintet. " Rag ragrag menmen dildil tha dildil men nihan nihan soz-o-saz tha, tha, "Zapateado " Sarasate. ETHEL CATELFY. GATELF.Y. SB " Valse DesDes BrunesBrunes ’” - - - Ganne. Hatton. Woh din bhihhi kiakia thei thei jab jab main main sarapa sarapa gudaz gudaz tha” . tha". ”" BirdsBirds" " - - Hatton. “" KissesKisses in thethe Dark Dark " - - - - Micheli. (Jigar.)(Jigar■) " In In SweetSweet ContentContent" W. Sanderson. "•‘ LeLe C II DD" " - - - - - Massenet.Massenet. 9.30 Malang Khan. Khan. SitarSitar-Khat.—Khat. THELMA BARRON.BARRON. "Stir“ Sur LesLes Lagunes"Lagunes ” - Gervasio.Geroasio. Study in F minorminor Liszt. “ D'Ambrosio."D ’Ambrosio.” 9-40 Hamid Husain. HUBERT MADGE. “" Erotik " " - Grieg. “" Polonaise"Polonaise ” - - Newland Smith.Smith. " II Love thee." thee. * Grieg. “ Tera chhor kar jo keh dar p a e n g e Tera chhor kar jo keh dar paenr " L* A beille ” " (T(The he Bee)Bce). " LesLes GigalettesGigalettes ”" Fillipucci.Fillip ucci. Jiyenge woh kia kia khak marmar jaenge. jaenge, (Majruh.) 11-011.0 Close down.down. 11.011-0 Close down. down. 9-50 Mohammad Shafi.Shafi. "Relayed* Relayed from ourour Simla Simla Studio. Studio. M" Har dard kiki dawadawa hai hai Rasul-i-Khuda Rasul-i-Khuda ke paske pas A jaen kashkash woh woh dil-i-dard dil-i-dard ashna ashna ke ke pas".p a s . (Bekhud.) 10-010.0 Close down, down. CALCUTTA TRANSMISSION II. p.m. 12.3012-30 Time Signal. Signal. 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JADDAN BAIBAI - - „ - (J.N.G-17).(J. N.G-17). VUB 350.9 metres, metres, 855 855 kc kc/s. 's. 31.36 metres, 95659565 kc,Ts. kc/s. NALINI AND AND MOHAMMAD MOHAMMAD p.m. HAFEEZ - - Duet Duet - --(J.N.G-833) (J. N. G-833) a.m. - .- (G. (G .EE. . 1585(. 1585). 12-36 Time Signal. Signal. BASHIR QAWWAI.QAWWAL - Vocal - A Selection of Indian Records. ZOHRAZOHRA BAI BAI (Late)(Cote) „ - . (F.(F. TT. . I701. 170). 11..3011-30 A Selection of Indian Records. SB A A Studio Studio Programme Programme by by T. E. BevanBe van && Co. Co. Ltd. Ltd. (Odeon.) ("(” ColumbiaColumbia- ”Recording). Recording). 1-30 Close down. down. HIRABAI BARODEKAR. BARODEKAR. CARROLL GIBBONS AND SAVOY SAVOY HOTEL HOTEL ORPHEANS. ORPHEANS. “ PiyaPiya Nahi Nehi Aye Aye" ” - Paidip.Patdip. ”" It'sIt’s beenbeen so long. ’ TRANSMISSION HI. III. ”" Hori Khelo Mose NandNand " Hori.Hari. “ You You can't can’t pullpull thethe woolwool overover my eyes.eyes." 5-30 Time Signal. Signal. VITHALRAO GURAV.GURAV. LESI.ES ALLEN AND AND HIS HIS CANADIAN CANADIAN BACHELORS. BACHELORS. 5-30 "Yaduraj” Yaduraj AjAj DisalaDisala - - - 13himpaiar. Bhimpalas. ”" At the the close close ofof aa long, long day. AIR Orchestra. “" DilDil talabgartalabgar juda” juda". . ” Nandanvan Fulale Fulale ’ " - Sohani. " A Melody from the Sky."Sky.” MANIBAI CARE% GARBA PARTY. ALBERT SANDLER TRIO. 5-40 Mohammad Shafi.Shafi. “ Hare Hare PankhiPankhi Kaheje " Garba. “" Carmen..Carmen.’ Garba. “" Kia sabasaba kucha-i-dildar kucha-i-dildar se tu sc ati to haiati hai " Lage SunaSuna Avas Avas ' " Garba. MANTOVANI AND HIS HIS IIPICA TIPICA ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. MARUTIRAO PEHILVAN. ”" O0 Balalaika.”Balalaika." Mujh ko apane dil-i-gum-gashta dil-i-gum-gashta ki kibu buati ati hai hai ’. ".(Dagh.) '*" Manmohana Gun Gun Sundera Sundera " Khambavati.Khambarati. " Aloha."Aloha. ’ - Bhajan. 5-50 Hamid Husain.Husain. ” Kopalasi Majvari Majvari Aisa Aisa " LEN FILLIS. Electric Guitar Guitar Solos. Solos. SHREEMATI PADMADEVI. ""Sweet Sweet Honolulu."Honolulu. ’ “" Ah jojo dildil sese nikalinikali jaegi ” Kar BatiyeBatiye Kaun Kaun Chhina Chhina ” . . Chand-Ka. Turkada. Turkada. " LoverLover come back to to me. me." Kia samajhtesamajhte ho ho keh keh khali khali jaegi” jaegi". . (Akhar(Akbar Allahabadi.). Allahabadi.). " Chhaya Tera Tera Dono Dono Joha Joha Me. Me." Chand-Ka.Chand-Ka. Turkada.Turkada. THE ROCKY ROCKY MOUNTAINEERS. MOUNTAINEERS. # LAVANC1ALAVANGIA AND GORIYA. " It ain’tain't NNobody's obody’ s Biz’ Bizness ness whatwhat I do.I do." i( 6-06.0 MohammadMohammad Shafi. Shafi. ** Laganano Bazar Bazar " Comic. "“ OhOh Susannah Susannah ’ ”" WWe'll e’ ll RestRest atat thethe endend ofof thethe Trail.’ Trail." " Muhayya-i-tark-i-tamannaMuhayya-i-tark-i-tamanna nahin nahin hai hai ""Baku Bairu Ajab Ukhyanu Ukhyanu ” ' Comic. B.B.C. DANCE DANCE ORCHESTRA, ORCHESTRA, Directed by HENRY HENRY HALL. Dil-i-zar abhiabhi un un ko ko samjha samjha nahin nahin hai. hai." KAMALABAI BARODEKAR. BARODEKAR. "•• AllAU My M y Life.' L ife.” “ Jani Vani Bharala ” Bageshri. " Jani Vani Bharala " (Hasrat Mohani.) Mohani.) " LaughingLaughing Irish EyesEyes’ . "" Visarala Kay Kay Hari Hari " Mand.M and. KING'Sking’s MARIMBA MARIMBA VIRTUOSI. VIRTUOSI. § ,, 6-10 GhulamGhulatn Sabir. Sabir. Sarangi-Marwa.Sarangi■—Marwa. SHREEMATIBAISHREEMATIBAI NARVEKAR. Intro : Serenade, etc. *" Marimba Classics. Classics." Garuva Karsole Karsole ’ " Bahar. "*' ThanksThanks for a BeautifulBeautiful D Day." ay." 6-20 1st1st NewsNews andand Weather Weather Report Rr port (Hindustani.) ”" Harike Sang Sang Mai Mai To ’ To'- Sarang.Sarong. 6-30 1st1st NewsNews andand Weather Weather Report Report (English). BADRI PRASAD. ( 1..01-0 Talk : “" Food as Fuel".Fuel". " Bansari ’ " - Bhajan. SB ByBy Dr. RUDOLPHRudolph TREU.Treu. 6-40 AfzalAfzal Husain. Husain. “ "Nayya Nayye Lagi Lagi Manjdhar” Manjdhar". . “"Bansari Bansari " Bhimpalas. Thumri Bhopali. Bhopali. p.m.m. 1-20T. E. Bevans'Bevans’ “" Columbia ” " ProgrammeProgramme (contd.) 6-50 MohammadMohammad Shafi. Shafi. 1-01.0 Available Market Market Rates. Rates. SBCalcutta WeatherWeather Bulletin Bulletin forfor OceancraftOceancraft and and Rivercraft. Rivercraft, “ Raha baqibaqi agar agar shauq-i-tamasha shauq-i-tamasha chashm-i-qatil chashm-i-qatil men men A Recorded Programme. 1-36 Talks : “" Makers ofof ModernModern Civilization.”Civilization." Tarapne keke liye liye a ajaegi jaegi phir phir jan-i-bismil jan-i-bismil men men". '. DEBROY SOMERS BAND. "“ LeewanhookLeewanhook and hishis Microscope,Microscope," (Bekhud.)(Belch ud.) " Drink upup "’ 6-86-8 oneone step.step. By NripenNRIPEN CHATTERJEE.Chatterjee. 7*07.0 HamidHamid Husain. Husain. Comedy Quickstep. " Listen to the the German German Band." Band. BILLY MAYERI.. MAYERL. (Piano solos). solos). A Broadcast for for School School Students. Students. “" Thare raho bankebanke yar yar gagari gagati main main ghar ghar dhar dhar aun.” aun." 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p.m. a.m. 2-36 Talk it " “ Women'sWomen s property underunder HinduHindu Law.”Law." 1-30 “" The Round Trip.”*Trip."* ByB y BISHNUB is h n u SARMA. S a r m a . Friday, 2nd October A sea voyagevoyage in in sound sound by lay Michael Michael Reynolds, Reynolds, D. D. A. A. Stride Stride and and James James 3-6 Time Signal. Signal. Close down.down. Eccles. . Produced by WilliamWilliam MacLurg. MocLurg. 2-10 The The NewsNews and Announcements. 5-65.6 Time Signal. Signal. p.m. Letters and RiddlesRiddles forfor Children.Children. 1-25 The News andand Announcements. Announcements. 2-30 A A ShortShort Recital.Recital. Talk :—Rabindranath:-Rabindranath as asa Child. a Child, By KAMALKam al Bose.BOSE. By James ToppingTopping (Tenor). TheThe Bitterness of Love (James Dunn).Dunn). News Reel. Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at 1-30 at p.m.p.r The Garden Where thethe PartiesParties Grow Grow (Liddle). (Liddlc). AtAt morning morning (Landon (Landon Ronald). BBengali e n g a li Song S o n g by b y HENA HENA BANERJEE. BANERJEE. 1-45 Close down.down. 2-40 “" Down toto thethe Sea in in ShipsShips :: SeaSea Harvests—11.” Harvests -11." 6-66.6 Talk :: " PaddyPaddy diseases diseases and and their their Remedies.” Remedies." Wynn Thomas.Thomas. By H. C. R o y , Agricultural Officer, Govt, of Bengal. By H. C. ROY, AgriculturalOfficer.Govt.ofBengal. TRANSMISSION 2. 2. 3-03.0 The BBC TheatreTheatre Orchestra.Orchestra. No. I in the Series, ” Agricultural Researches.”Researches," GSHG S H 21.47 MMr;'s c/s (13.97(13.97 m m.l. .), GGSG S G 17.79 17.79 M Mc's c/s (16.(16. 8686 m.). r 3-45 Jack PaynePayne with with his his Band. Band. 6-266-26 Musical Selections.Selections. p.m. 3-57 A Historical Talk.*Talk.* By K. C. DDry. e y . Thenvrhen and Now.Now. 4-30Big Ben. The The Rutland Rutland Square Square and NewNew VictoriaVictoria 6-41 Commercial News and Weather Report Report (In Bengali). Bengali). Orchestra. 4-15 Close down. down. SB Directed by Nroman Austin. FromFrom thethe New Victoria Cinema.Cinema, 6-46 News in Bengali. Edinburgh. Medley,Medley. AutumnAutumn MelodiesMelodies (Nicholls,(Nicholls, arr.arr. MarrMarr * Electrical recording. tt Gramophone Gramophone records. 6-46 News in Bengali. Mackie). RapsodieRapsodie SlaveSlave (Volpatti,(Volpatti, Jnr.).Jnr.). Rumba,Rumba, The The Juba Juba SB (Leon Rene). Rene). Supposing (Tolchard Evans). Selection,Selection, PagliacciPagliacci 7-1 Commercial News and Weather ReportReport (In English). English). Leoncavallo, arr. arr. G Godfrey). odfrey). SB 5-0 The BBC Dance Orchestra. Orchestra. GERMANY (Berlin) (Berlin) 7-21 Indian Theatrical Night. Directed by Henry Hall. Indian Theatrical Night. DJA 31.38, 31.38, DJQ DJQ 19.63, 19.63, DJN DJN 31.45, 31.45, DJE DJE 16.89. 16.89. SB Betar Natookey Natookey Dal Dal presents presents : : 5-45 Light Programme.* 10-40 a.m. Music for all. 11-45 a.m. Music for all "“ Bramhote.”Brainhote." 6-25 Musical Interlude.! Interlude.f Music forall.11-45a.m.Music for all By BHUPENDRANATHBhupendranath BANERJEE, Banerjee, (contd.) 12-30 p.m. News and Economic Review inin English.English. Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at 6-30 at p.m. Under the the direction direction of of B. BK. . K.BHADRA. B h a d r a . 12-45 p.m.p.m. To T o-day-day in Germany. SoundSound Pictures.Pictures. 1-01.0 p.m.p.m. 6-30The News and Announcements.Announcements. A merry merry Radio Radio opera. opera. “" Wie Wie heiratedheirated man man die die Tocheter Tocheter 10.2110-21 Commercial NewsNews and and Weather Reports Reports (In English). English). 6-50 des Kalifen ? ? " 2-02-0 p.m. Talk:Talk: The German Theatre Theatre and and SB Time Signal. Signal. Close Close down. down. 6-50 Variety.* the new culture, Dr R. Schlorser. 2-15 p.m. Chamber Chamber 7-10 Envoi.fEnvoi. I Music. 3-15 p.m. Review ofof thethe MonthMonth's s Periodicals. 3-30MO 7-15 Close down. down. p.m. Sonata Arpeggione Arpeggione by by Schubert. Schubert. 4-30 p.m. Concert of Light Music. Music. 5-30 p.m. News in TRANSMISSION 3. English. 5-50 p.m. Concert of Light Light Music Music (contd.). (contd.). 6-45 p.m. Hitler Youth Youth Programme Programme : CelebrationCelebration of of the the HitlerHitler GSH 21.4721.47 Mc/sMc/s (13.97(13.97 m.). m.), GSG 17.79 17.79 Mc/s Mc 's (16.86 (16.86 m.). m.), Youth. 7-15 p.m. The ne w German book. 7-30 p.m. News GSFG S F 15.14 15.14 McM c /S's (19.82 m.).m .). 7.15 p.m. The new German book.7-30 p.m. News and EconomicEconomic ReviewReview in in EnglishEnglish onon DJE,DJE, DJQ. DJQ. 7-45 p.m . p.m. 7-45 p.m. ToTo-day -day inin Germany.Germany. SoundSound Pictures. 8-08-0 p.m.p.m. A light light artl'i.7t 3 7-30740 BigBig Ben. Ben. Fred Fred Hartley Hartley and and his his Novelty Novelty Quintet. opera. 4 " HowHow doesdoes oneone marrymarry the the daughter daughter of of the the Caliph Caliph? ? With Brian Lawrence Lawrance (Australian(Australian Vocalist).* Vocalist).* LoveLove is isthe the Sweetest Sweetest 9-09-9 p.m. Works Works by by MaxMax Reger. 9-309-30 p.m. p.m. Close down. down. TningThing (Noble). NarcissusNarcissus (Nevin).(Nevin). Sweetheart,Sweetheart, Let'sLet's GrowGrow Old Together (Edwards).(Edwards). MoodsMoods (Da Costa).Costa). SweetSweet Afton Afton Water Water (Trad.). The The Iron Iron Horse Horse (Hartley) (Hartley) PoemcPoeme (Fibich).(Fibich). SouvenirsSouvenirs TRANSMISSION 5. of Song, Song, No. No. 39. 39. Butterflies in in the the Rain Rain (Myers). (Myers). Sleepytime Down South (Leon, (Leon, Otis, and Muse). (All(All arrangements arrangements by by Fred Fred FRANCE (Radio (Radio Colonial) G S P 15.31 M c/s (19.60 m .), G S D 11.75 M c/s (25.53 r Hartley). GSP 15.31 Mc, s (19.60 m.), GSD 11.75 Mc/s (25.53 m.), Wavelength 19.68 m. m. and/or and/or 25.24 25.24 m. m. GGSC S C 9.58 Mc/sM c/s (31.32 (31.32 m.). m .). 8-10 Reading fromfrom De Quincey. a.m. 11-30 a.m. RelayRelay from from P.T.T.P.T.T. Transmitter.Transmitter. 11-5011.50 a.m. a.m. 4-30 Big Ben. " “ Empire Magazine,"Magazine,” No. 7.* 8-25 Musical Interlude.f Interluded Market Prices,Prices. RatesRates ofof Exchange.Exchange. 1212 noon. noon. Records.Records. AA weeklyweekly review review o of f things things at at home. home. EditedEdited byby Pascoe Pascoe Thorton. Thorton. 8-30 “" Cobwebs."Cobwebs.” 12-10 p.m. Relay fromfrom P.T.T.P.T.T. Transmitter. Transmitter. 5-2 A Recital. A sentimental interlude,interlude, withwith JackJack ClarkeClarke and and his his Quintet, Quintet, BillieBillie 12-25 p.m. Records. 1-0 p.m. Talk on Events in France. BvBy Katherine Goodson (Pianoforte?. (Pianoforte'. Baker, andand PatrickPatrick Waddington. (Musical(Musical arrangements arrangements by Jackby Jack Talk on Events in France. 1-15 p.m.Records. 5-25 AA Talk. Clarke). 1-15 p.m. Records. 1-451.45 p.m.p.m. News in French. 2-15 > p.m.i News in in English. 2-30 p.m. Close down. By the Empire Programme Director.Director. 9-0 The Carlton HotelHotel Orchestra.Orchestra. 2-30 p.m.Close down. 5-40 Dance Music.Music. Directed by Rene Tapponnier. FromFrom the Carlton Hotel, Hotel, London.London. 3-25 p.m. Day's Day’s Programme.Programme. 3-303-30 p.m. p.m. RelayRelay fromfrom As long as There’sThere's a Waltz byby StraussStrauss (Guttmann).(Guttmann). WhenWhen the the RadioRadio-Paris—Concert. -Paris -Concert. 4-304-30 p.m. p.m. NewsNews inin English. 4-45 6-10 The News andand Announcements. Announcements. Moon Hangs HighHigh (Fioriton). CaptainCaptain January January (Pollack). (Pollack). ReginaRegina 4-45 (Korecky). p.m. Concert-Relayed,Concert -Relayed. (contd.). 5-15 p.m. News in Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at 6-15 at a.m. (Korecky). Night Must Fall Fall (Wade). ShannonShannon River River (Morgan.) (Morgan.) 5-15 p.m. News in S-259-25 The News andand Announcements. Announcements. French. 5-455.45 p.m. Concert Concert-Relayed, -Relayed. (contd.). 6-30 p.m.p.m. 6-30 Close down. down. Important TrendsTrends of ContemporaryContemporary Thought, Thought, byby Mr. Mr. P. P. Descaves. Descaves. GreenwichGreewjHch Time Signal Signal at 9-30at p.m. 6-40 p.m. p.m. Humour Humour of of To To-day, -day, by Mr. Mr. Dessoudeix. Dessoudeix. 6-506-50 p.m. p.m. TRANSMISSION 6. 9-45 The Gershom Parkington Quintet.Quintet. Colonial Market Market Prices, Prices, Rates Rates of of Exchange. Exchange. 7-07-0 p.m. p.m. ConcertConcert Selection, Tales ofof Hoffman (Offenbach).(Offenbach). GSFG S F 15.14 15.14 MMc/s c/s (19.82 mm.), .). GSC G S C 9.58 9.58 Mc/s M c/s (31.32 (31.32 m.).m .). conducted byby Mr.Mr. Tomasi,Tomasi, with with Mrs. Mrs. Isabelli,Isabel'', vocalist vocalist and and Mr. Mr. a.m. 9-57 AroundAround thethe CountiesCounties—No. -No. 5.* 5.* Milbeo, BretonBreton Bard.Bard. 8-258-25 p.m.p.m. RatesRates ofof ExchangeExchange and and 7-30 Big Ben.Ben. The The Lisle Lisle BridgewaterBridgewater HarpHarp Quintet. Quintet. " Buckinghamshire —the -the cradle ofof En?lishEnglish liberty.”liberty." WrittenWritten by by French Stock (Rentes). (Rentes). 8-30 p.m. Close down. down. RaymondeRaymonde Collignon Collignon (Soprano).*(Soprano).* QuintetQuintet : SuiteSuite of of PiecesPieces : (I)(1) JohnJohn W. Coulter ; produced by JohnJohn Pudney. 9-459.45 p.m. News in French, French, Market Market Prices, Rates ofof Ex­Ex- Cibel (2)(2) Saraband Saraband (3) (3) Minuet Minuet (4) (4) Aire Aire (5) (5) Gigue Gigue (Lully, (Lally, arr. arr. Bridge­ Bridge- 10-30 Close down. down. water). RaymondeRaymonde Collignon : LaLa fille fille de de NantesNantes (d’Indy), (d'Indy), La La change.change. 10-3010-30 p.m.p.m. Concert-Relayed.Concert -Relayed. 11-011-0 p.mp.m. . RelayRelay belle dudu village ;; MonsieurMonsieur le le cure cure (Goldsmith). (Goldsmith). QuintetQuintet : ThreeThree of RadioRadio-Journal -Journal of of France France (French (French News). News). 11-20 p.m. French pieces from Carmen: (I)(I) Entr'acte (2)(2) IntermezzoIntermezzo (3) (3) ChansonChanson 11-20 p.m.French boheme6oheme (Bizet, arr.arr. Bridgewater).Bridgewater). RaymondeRaymonde Collignon Collignon : LaLa TRANSMISSION 4. Epics, by Mr. Etienne Buisson. 11-3011-30 p.m. p.m. Concert-Relayed.Concert -Relayed. bergcrebergere avisee avisee (d’Indy), (d'Indy), Pierre Pierre et et sasa miemie (Goldsmith), Bonjour,Bonjour, Three ofof thethe followingfollowing frequencies will be usedused : (contd.). 12 midnight.midnight. News News in in English. English. 12.30 12-30 a.m.a.m. News News monsieur (Offenbach). Quintet: Berceuse (Jocelyn) (Godard), monsieur (Offenbach).Quintet : Berceuse(Jocelyn)(Godard), GGSG S G 17.79 M Mrs c/s (16.86(16.86 m m.), .), GGSO S O 15.18 M Me/s c/s (19.76m.),(19.76m.), in French, Market Prices. 1-01-0 a.m. a.m. Relay : Dramatic, Federal DanseDaesse grecque grecque (Mouquet). (Mouquet). in French, Market Prices. Relay :Dramatic, Federal GGSF S F 15.14 MMcis c/s (19.82(19.82 mm.), .), GSD G S D 11.75 11.75 MMc/s c/s (25.53 mm.), .), Broadcast. 3-303-30 a.m.a.m. Close down. down. 8-20 AA Talk.Talk. GSB 9.51 Mc/s Mc/s (31.55(31.55 m.). By the Empire Programme Director. p.m. 8.358-35 "“ Concert in Camera."*Camera.” * 10-45 Big Ben. Variety.f HOLLAND (Phohi) (Phohi) A musical burlesqueburlesque written written by by David David Kean, Kean. A picture ofof one side 10-55 Reginald Foort, Foort, at at the the Organ Organ of of the the Paramount Paramount of life inin London London during the the year year 1897. 1897. Production by William Wavelength 16.88 Metres. Metres. MacLurg Theatre. 9-10 The News and Announcements.Announcements. Tottenham Court Court Road, Road. London. London. AA Pot-pourriPotpourri of Music by Rom­Rom- 6.306-30 p.m.p.m. OpeningOpening announcement.announcement. 6-406-40 p.m. p.m. Music.Music. berg: AA Brown BirdBird SingingSinging (with(with AntonAnton (Violin)(Violin)) ) (Haydn Wood). 6-45 p.m.p.m. LatestLatest NewsNews from Holland. 7-07-0 p.m. p.m. Nether­Nether- GreenwichTime Time Signal Signal at 9-15 at a.ma.m. Prelude in CC sharpsharp minorminor (Rachmaninov,(Rachmaninov, arr. arr. Foort). Foort). T hThe e London­ London- derry Air (with(with AntonAnton (Violin) (Violin) )) (arr. Foort). SomeSome ThemeTheme Songs landslands cabaretcabaret programme programme by by Anny Anny Prins. Prins. 7-157-15 p.m. p.m. ViolinViolin 9-30 Close down. down. of Famous Films Films (arr.(arr. Foort)Foort) recital by by N. N. dede Kleyn toto an accompaniment of of A. A. Heksch. Heksch. Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at 11-30 at p.m. 7-30 p.m.p.m. TheThe Netherlands Netherlands cabaretcabaret piogrammepi ogramme (contd.) TRANSMISSION 1. 1. 11-30 The News and Announcements.Announcements. 7-50 p.m.p.m. ViolinViolin recitalrecital (contd). 8-10 p.m. p.m. Modern GGSD S D 11.75 11.75 MMcts c/s (25.53(25.53 m m.), .), GSB G SB 9.51 Me/s M c/s (31. 55 m.). m .). furniture, by Dr. Di. J.J. R. R. Bouten. Bouten. 8-308-30 p.m.p.m. Close down. down. a.m. 11-50 “" Songs of Home "” :: A Short Recital. by Olive Kavann (Contralto). 11-45 Big Ben. Around the CountiesCounties—No. -No. 5.* 5.* by Olive Kavann (Contralto). LittleLittle Grey Grey Home Home in inth? th' WestWest (Lohr). In an Old Old Fashioned Fashioned Town Town (W.(W. H. Squire). HomingHoming ** Buckinghamshire—theBuckinghamshire -the cradle ofof EnglishEnglish liberty.”liberty." WrittenWritten by by (del(del Reigo). JohnJohn W. Coulter and producedproduced byby John John Pudney.Pudney. ITALY (Rome) (Rome) 12-0 The BBC Orchestra. p.m. Wavelength 25.40 25.40 and/or and/or 31.13 31.13 Metres. Metres. 12-16 A Talk. Midnight. By the EmpireEmpire ProgrammeProgramme Director. (Section C), C), conducted byby JulianJulian Clifford.Clifford. AlfredoAlfredo CampoliJ( Campoli;(Violin). Violin). 5435-13 p.m. Varied programmes.programmes. 6-456-45 p.m. p.m. Concert.Concert. Talk Talk : : Orchestra : Overture,Overture. TheThe Magic FluteFlute (Mozart). Alfredo Campoli 12-31 The BBC Empire Orchestra. Alfredo Campoli "“ MediterraneanMediterranean civilization—civilization Shakespeare-Shakespeare and and the the RomanRoman 12-31The BBC Empire Orchestra. and Orchestra : : ConcertoConcerto forfor ViolinViolin andand Orchestra : : (I)(I) AllegroAllegro Leader, Daniel MelsaMelsa ; ; conducted conducted by by Clifton Clifton Helliwell. Helliwell. Overture,Overture, (2)(2) Lento ma non'troppo non.troppo (3)(3) Rondo—Rondo-Prestissime Prestissimo (Richard Strauss). Strauss). world."world.” 7-30 p.m. p.m. News News in English.English. SymphonicSymphonic concert. Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna Vienna (Suppe). IntermezzoIntermezzo (Le(Le OrchestraOrchestra: : Dances of Marosszek|(Kodaly).Marosszekl(Kodaly). Vocal concert concert Pasquale Pasquale Lombardo, Lombardo, baritone. baritone. TalkTalk on topicson topics of of pavilion d'Arrnide) d'Armide) (Tcherepnine).(Tcherepnine). 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p.m. 9-0 Munshi Chakram. Saturday, 3rd October A musical musical sketchsketch inin HindiHindi written written and and produced produced by DR.D r . D. D . R. R .PREM. P r e m . 1 9.309-30 Talk (English):(English) " :* Sports ofof thethe Week."Week.” p.m. ByB y " “ RADDY." R a d d y .” 6-20 1st1st News News andand Weather Weather Report Report ( (Hindustani).Hindustani). 9-45 NewsNews inin English.English. 6-30 1st1st News News and and Weather Weather Report Report (English).(English). 10-0 A Studio Concert. 6-40 SardarSardar Sohen Sohen Singh. Singh. Classical Music. Music. ByB y thethe SANTA Santa CRUZ Cruz AMATEUR Amateur DRAMATIC Dramatic and AND Music MUSIC 7-20 AfzalAfzal Husain. Husain. “ "Turn Turn hi hi basat basat ho hopitam pitam piare.” piare." SOCIETY.S o c i e t y . (Thumri). Under the the direction direction of ofFAIRLIE Fairlie MARTIN. M artin. 7-30 “" For For VillagersVillagers Only.” Only." MMURIELuriel RMUIR°ibeiro ,- Soprano. VUD 340.13 metres, 882 kc kc/s. s. MMAYay FONSECA Fonseca -• Piano. (Delhi Market RatesRates at at 8 8 p.m.) p.m.) MERWYNM erwyn RRossoss MULLER M uller - - Tenor. M elita R odrigues - - - Piano. 8-30 Debate (Hindustani)(Hindustani): : “" New Lamps forfor Old.’ Old." No.No. 5. MELITA RODRIGUES TRANSMISSION I. ANDAnd Aa CHORUS C horus OFof 23. 23. Do we dress better thanthan our our ancestors ancestors ? ? a.m. CHORUS. YYes. e s . DR.D r . ABDUL A b d u l ALEEM. A l e e m. “" Song of the Pedlar.'Pedlar LeeLee Williams. 8-0 Time Signal. Signal. “ Softly falls the shades of eveningevening ” - Hatton. No. DDR.r . K. M. M. ASHRAF. A s h r a f . " Softly falls the shades of Bhajan. (A(A Chorus Chorus by by the the AIR AIR Artists.) Artists.) “" John PeelPeel ” fs 8-45 *Simla HillHill Songs. MURIEL RIBEIRO. RIBEIRO. 8-10 AIRAIR Orchestra.Orchestra. MeghMegh Ranjni. Ranjni. Parla " Arditi. ByBY KakuKAKU Ram RAM of ofKanda Kanda Ghat. Ghat. "' LullabyLullaby - - - Brahms. 8-20 Theft of a Bangle.Bangle. “ Serenade ’ - - Gounod.Go unod. 9-159.15 2nd News andand Weather Report Report (Hindustani.) CHORUS. “" Mora Kanganwa le legaya gaya chor chor ” . Saraj. - - Strauss. 9-30 Time Signal. Signal. “ Blue Danube ” " - BYB y AFZAL A f z a l HUSAIN. H u s a i n . 9-30 MAY FONSECA. FONSECA. 2nd News andand Weather Report Report (English.) “ Scherzino, Op. 1010” " .. Paderewski. 8408-30 AzizurAzizur Rahman.Rahman. “ Barcarolle, Op.Op. 44 44 ” " ^ -- AA. . Liadow. “" Sans letelete huehue bhibhi darta darta hun hun 9-45 Talk (English)(English) : " :“ EmpireEmpire Universities Congress at "“ Impromptu,Impromptu, Op. Op. 2929 "” -- Chopin. Cambridge.” MERWYN ROSS ROSS MULLER. MULLER. Yeh na samjhon samjhon keh keh ah ah karta karta hun. hun." {Akbai(Akbar Allahabadi), Allahabadi). Cambridge." - - "“ I did not know ”- Trotere. BBYy C.C. B.B. YOUNG,Y o u n g , Head Head of of the the DepartmentDepartment ofof English,English, Rasbach. 8-40 Master Jiwan.Jiwan. Clarionet.Clarionet. Asawri. “ T r e e s ” Delhi University. " II love thethe moonmoon -- Ruben. 8-45 Talk (Hindustani) ( Hindustani) : : “" Minding the Mind." Mind. No. 5. 5. CHORUS. 10-0 Relay fromfrom the All-IndiaAll -India MusicMusic Conference,Conference, "“ The GoslingsGoslings” " - _ Frederick Bridge. Bridge. The Subconscious mind.mind. -_ Ajmere.Ajrnere. ” 0O HushHush Thee, Thee, My My Babie Babie ” - Sullivan. BBYy MIRZA M i r z a MAHMOOD M a h m o o d BEG. B e g. “ LendLand of Hope andawl- Glory-.oryGlory " - - Elgar. Fayyaz,FAYYAZ, Principal PRINCIPAL Ratangankar RATANGANKAR and and PrincipalPRINCIPAL Deo­DEO- Sardar Sohen Singh. Classical Music. Music. 11-0 Close down. down. 9-0941 Sardar Sohen Singh. DHARd h a r o f ofBombay Bombay are are expected expected to totake take part. part. 9-30 Azizur Rahman. 11-30 Close down.down. “" Yeh shokhi se us ki ki nazar nazar ho ho gai gai Kisi ne na janajana kidhar kidhar ho ho gai.” gai." (Majruh). * RelayedRelayed from ourour Simla Simla Studio. Studio. CALCUTTA 9-40 Sardar SohenSohen Singh.Singh. Classical Music. Music. 9-55 Sabiri. Sarangi.—BindrabaniSarangi.-Bindrabani Sarang. Sarang. 10-0 Close down. down. BOMBAY TRANSMISSION II. p.m. 12-30 Time Signal. Signal. VUC 370.4370.4 metres,metres, 810 kc/s. 49.1049.10 metres,metres, 6,109 kc/s.kc Indian RecordedRecorded Music.Music. FAQIRUDDINFAQIRUDDIN - Qawwali.Qaukvali. INDUBALAINDUBALA - from “"Rai Rai-Rani-Mira." -Rani -Mira. p.m. JANKI BAI BAI ------Malhar. VUB 350.9 metres, 855 kc/s. kc/s. KAMLAKAMLA IJAHRIA) (jAHRIA) - - - Punjabi Songs. Songs. 12-36 Time Signal. Signal. LAXI.AXAMI AM I BAI - Bhajan. *Musical^Musical SelectionsSelections from the Studio. BRIJ BHUSHAN, BHUSHAN, MUNNI, ZOHRA ZOHRA AND AND FAQIRA FAQIRA - - Duets. MUSHTARI BAI - - Khayal Puria Puria and and a.m. 12,5112-51 Robert PiklerPikler andand his his Hungarian Hungarian Orchestra. Orchestra. Bindrabani Sarang. Sarang. 11-30 Marathi SongsSongs SB A AMusical Musical Programme, Programme, relayed fromfrom “" Firpo’sFirpo's Restau­Restau- DELHI QAWWALS QAWWALS - - - QaWWali.Qawwali. BBy y GULABG u l a b DHARADHAR. D h a r a d h a r . SAIGALS A I G A L ...... c^Bhajan. ? ;an/ rant.”rant." MUNNA KIIANKHAN - Gat Shahtiai.Shahnai. noon. (By kind kind permission permission of the of Management). the Management). 1-30 Time Signal. Signal. 12-0 Violin Solos Calcutta Weather Weather Bulletin Bulletin for for OceancraftOceancraft and and Rivercraft. Rivercraft. A Light OrchestralOrchestral Programme. Programme. BBy y DHUNJIRAJD h u n j ir a j PALUSKAR. P a l u s k a r . 1-36 TalkTalk : : “ "Woman’s Woman's Status Status through through the the Ages—Forbidden Ages-Forbidden (Recorded). p.m. Marriages.”Marriages." ALBERT W.W. KETELBEY'S KETELBF.y’ s CONCERT CONCERT ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. (Columbia 9403). 9403). 12-30 Gujerati Songs BBy y BELLAB e l l a HALDER. H a l d e r . "“ InIn aa MonasteryMonastery GardenGarden ". VocalistVocalist (Nellie (Nellie Walker). Walker). PLAZA THEATRE THEATRE ORCHFSTRA ORCHESTRA - - - (9197). BBy y TRIKAMLALT r i k a m l a l PRAGJI P r a g j i BALSARA. B a l s a r a . 2-62..6 ^Musical*Musical Selections.Selections. (Conducted(Conducted byby Frank Frank Tours). Tours). 1-0 Available Market Market Rates. Rates. 2-36 Talk : “ Aims and objects of Bengal Women’s Union.” “ A Musical Switch Switch ” .-. PartPart 3.3. 2-36 Talk : " Aims and objects of Bengal Women's Union." “" Lover’sLover's LaneLane Minuet. Minuet." ’ Jules Craen and his his Quintet. Quintet. By MRS.M rs. Mazumdar,MAZUMDAR, of ofthe the National National Council Council of of Women Women GAUMONTCAUMONT BRITISH BRITISH ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA - - (D(DX X -592).-592). Relayed from from the the Taj Taj MahalMahal Hotel. Hotel. in India. India. (Conducted(Conducted by^Louisby Louis Levy).Levy). 3-6 Time Signal. Signal. Close Close down. down. Selection “" Chu Chin Chow." Chow.” (By kindkind permission permission of the of Management.) the Management.) 3.6 ALBERT W.W. KETEL KETELBEY's BEY'S CONCERTCONCERT ORCHESTRAORCHESTRA - ^ (9410). " Petite valse IriseeIrisee - - Pesse.Pesse. Intermezzo " Bells across the Meadows." Meadows. " Pimpante Et Et JolieJolie " ’ - 5-6 Time Signal. Signal. “ The Gnomes March...March.” “ Manon ” - - - - - Massenet. Talk : " “ WhyWhy plants requirerequire manure.” manure." JOHANN STRAUSSSTRAUSS AND SYMPHONYSYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA - (9234). ""Nell Nell ------Perilhou. B y M a n o r a t h M a n n a . Waltz "" Doctrinen.”Doctrinen. " MandolinataMandolinata" ------Palladilhe.Patladilhe. By MANORATH MANNA. “ When the Lemons Bloom. ’ " When the Lemons Bloom." " Les Yeux " WS No. 2 in thethe Series,Series, " “Agricultural Agricultural Researches."Researches.” ALBERT SANDLERSANDIER ANDAND HISHIS ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA - - (D(DB-853). B-853). “ Bird Songs at Eventide.Eventide. 2-0 Close down.down. 5-21 A A Villager Villager comes comes toto Town. Town. A Acomic comic Sketch.Sketch. “ Gipsy Moon " Zigeunerweisen.Zigeunenveisen. "Gipsy Moon ' 4-30 Gazals ByB y NANIN a n i DAS D as GUPTA. G u p t a . LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. BBy y G. G .R. R GAIKAWAD. . G a i k a w a d . (Conducted by HamiltonHamilton Harty). Harty). 5-36 AA Modern Bengali Bengali Song Song By SUKHENDUBy Sukhendu GOSWAMY. Goswamy. “" ValseValse Triste Triste ” Sihelius.Sibelius. 5-05.0 Talk ((Marathi):Marathi) : " “ GruhaGruha Shastra ”.". “"March March MilitaireMilitaire ” Schubert. 5-51 Jantri Sangita Sangria By SITABAISlTABAI ANNIGERI. AnNIGERI. 2-30 Close down.down. Conducted by by SURENDRA Surendra LALLal Das.DAs. 5-15 Sarangi Solo Solo 6.66-6 ModernModern BengaliBengali Song Song By NARENDRABy Narendra NATH Nath BOSE.Bose. ByB y BANNEB a n n e KHAN. K h a n . Kheyal By By HABU Habu CHANDRA Chandra Das. DAs. TRANSMISSION III. 5-30Relay fromfrom Regal Cinema. Cinema. 6-36 JantriJantri Sangha. Sangha. (By kindkind permission permission of the of Management.) the Management.) 6-41 OldOld Style Bengali Bengali Song Song By KALIPADABy Kalipada PATHAK. Pathak. 5-30 Time Signal. Signal. 6-30 MarathiMarathi SongsSongs 7-1 ModernModern Bengali SongSong By By ANIMA Anima (Badal).(Badal). AIR Orchestra. Kafi. ByB y VENUBAIV e n u b a i DEWASTALI D e w a s t a l i 5-40 Azizur Rahman. With Sarangi,Sarangi, Harmonium and and Tabla. Tabla. 7-16 BengaliBengali BhajanBhajan ByBy INDUBALA. Indubala. “" Jan ham tujhtujh pehpeh diyadiya karte karte hain hain 7-15 Talk (Gujerati):(Gujerati) "Ma : '* Ma-bap, -bap, School aneane Baccha. Baccha." 7-36 Thungri Thungri By DAMODARBy Damodar MISRA,Misra. Nam teratera hi hi liyaliya karte karte hain.' hain." ( (Nasikh.)Nasikh.) By SS. . U.U. SUKLA. S u k l a . 7-51 LightLight KheyalKheyal By By SUBAL Subal DitsDas GUPTA.Gupta. 5-50 Qawwali. BYB AIR y AIR ARTISTS. A r t i s t s . 7-30 Hindustani Songs 8-6 TalkTalk : : “" Man Man vs.vs. Microbes-Man's Microbes—Man’s invisible invisible enemy.”enemy." By D r . R. C. Adhikary. 6-5 Azizur Rahman. Bhajan.Bhajan. By BHAIBhai CHELLA.Chella. By DR. R. C. ADHIKARY. "“ MeraMera duddud re Majaeo re re tu to nc ne Mahabir. Mahabir." ' Accompanied by by the the VUB VUB Orchestra. Orchestra. 8-21 Instrumental Instrumental Music. Music. Sarengee Solo.Solo. ByB y CHHOTEYC h h o t e y KHAN. K h a n . 6-15 Qanun. By By MALANG M alang KHAN.Khan. 8-30840 CommercialCommercial News News and and News in in Hindi. Hindi. All Times areare givengiven inin IndianIndian StandardStandard Time. Time. 958 The Indian Listener Listener September 22, 1936. 1936.

p.m. p.m. 8-41 Commercial News and WeatherWeather Report Report (In(In Bengali). Bengali). SB Saturday, 3rd OctoberOctober 2-20 Promenade Concert From Queen’sQueen's Hall,Hall, London,London, WW. . I.I. (Sole(Sole lessees lessees : :Messrs. Messrs. Chappell Chappell 8-46 News in Bengali. and Co., Ltd.). Last Night ofof the the Season. Season. PartPart II.II. TheThe B.B.C.B.B.C. SB Symphony Orchestra (90 Players);plai/ers) principal ; violin,violin, MarieMarie WilsonWilson ; ; p.m. conducted byby SirSir Henry J. Wood. Wood. FantasiaFantasia on on British British Sea Sea Songs Songs 9.19-1 Commercial News andand WeatherWeather Report Report (In English). English). 4-45 AA Recital.Recital. (arr. HenryHenry J. Wood). W ood). SB 2-38 SB 5-15 TheThe Children'sChildren’s Hour. 2-38 TheThe News News and Announcements—Announcements-(contd.)[contd.) 9.6 Time Signal. Signal. The Castles of of EnglandEngland : “ HaddonHaddon Hall.” Hall.- A Aplay play by byL. duL. du Garde Garde 2-50 PromenadePromenade-Concert-(contd). Concert— (contd). Peach. SB News inin English. March,:'March, Pomp Pomp and and Circumstance, Circumstance, No. No. 1 I (Elgar).(Elgar). 6-0 9.219-21Talk : “" ScienceScience and and the the InvisibleInvisible World.” World. - The Commodore Grand Orchestra.Orchestra. 3-10 AmbroseAmbrose and hishis Orchestra Orchestra Directed by Harry Harry Davidson. Davidson. FromFrom thethe CommodoreCommodore Theatre. Theatre, From the May Fair Hotel, Hotel, London.London. SBBy SYEDSyed MEHDIM ehdi IMAM. Imam. Hammersmith. SunshineSunshine andand ShadowShadow (Piercy).(Piercy). YeYe MerrieMerrie Greenwich Time Time Signal Signalat 3-30 at a.m. 9-36 The GrandGrand HotelHotel Dance Dance Orchestra. Orchestra. Blacksmith (John Belton). Selection, I Give my Heart Heart (Millocker, arr. Mackeben). TheThe One One Rose Rose (Del (Del Lyon). Lyon). AA MusicalMusical Extra­ Extra- 3-40 “ Alabamy Bound,” No. 3.* SB Relayed from from “ PrincePrince's s ” Restaurant.Restaurant. vaganza (compiled (compiled by byHarry Harry Davidson). Davidson). " Alabamy Bound," No. 3.* A southern southern journey, journey, with Phyllis Phyllis Scott, Scott, John John RorkeRorke and and Albert Alb:rt 10.3610-36 Time Signal. Signal. Close Close down. down. Greenwich Time Time Signal Signalat 6-30 at p.m. King. The I he Book by JohnJohn Rorke and the music, mu«ic, oldold and new, 6-30 The News and Announcements.Announcements. arranged by by Phyllis Phyllis Scott. Scott. PresentedPresented by byWilliam William MacLurg. MacLurg. *Gramophone'Gramophone Records. Records. 4-10Envoi.}Envoi.f 6-506.50 AA Recital.Recital. By Kate Kate Winter Winter (Soprano). (Soprano). ArtArt thou Troubled? Troubled P (Rondelinda) (Rondelinda) 4-15 Close down.down. (Handel). My Heart Heart ever ever Faithful Faithful (Bach). (Bach). TheThe First First PrimrosePrimrose (Cries).(Grieg). Lullaby (Hamilton(Hamilton Harty). Harty). TheThe Mocking Mocking Fairy Fairy (Besly). (Besly). Don’tDon't Come Come in Sir, Sir, Please Please (Cyril Scott). SoSo we’llwell Go No More a Electrical recording. ft Gramophone Gramophone records.records. a'Rovinga’Roving (Maude Valerie Valerie White). White). 7.157-15 Close down.down. GERMANY (Berlin) (Berlin) 11011,A7:4114 TRANSMISSION 3. 3. DJA 31.38, 31.38, DJQ DJQ 19.63, 19.63, DJN DJN 31.45, 31.45, DJE DJE 16.89. 16.89. GGSH SH 21.47 M Mc's c/s (13.97(13.97 m m.), .), GSG G S G 17.79 17.79 M Mc, c/s 's (16.86 (16.86 m .), m.), 10-40 a.m. A A Week Week-end -end Concert. Concert. 11-4511-45 a.m. a.m. A Week- Week­ I GGSF S F 15.14 15.14 MMc,'s c/s (19.82 mm.), .), p.m. end Concert Concert (contd.) (contd.) 12-25 p.m.p.m. Greetings to our our listeners.listeners. 11 p.m. 12-30 p.m. 7-30 BigBig Ben. TheThe CoventryCoventry Hippodrome Orchestra. 12-30 p.m. News and Economic Review in English. 12-4512-45 p.m. To To-day -day inin Germany.Germany. SoundSound Pictures.Pictures. 1-01-0 p.m.p.m. TRANSMISSION 5. Conductor, William Pethers. FromFrom the Hippodrome Theatre,Theatre, Covent­ Covent- Homesickness. Letters and and Songs. 1-45 p.m. A generation TRANSMISSION 5. ry.ry. Selection, MerrieMerrie England (Edward German). BorisBoris onon thethe 1-45 p.m. A generation Bass (Arden, (Arden. Saville, Saville, and and Royce). Royce). Waltz,Waltz, Dreaming Dreaming (Joyce). (Joyce). SpeakSpeak has altered Germany.Germany. TheThe newnew appearanceappearance of theof the German German GSP 15.31 M Mc's c/s (19.60(19.60 m m.), .). GSD G S D 11.75 11.75 MMc's c/s (25.53 mm.), .), Easy (Gensler, (Gensler. arr. arr. Paul). Paul). AutumnAutumn Tunes Tunes (arr. (arr. Lamel). Lamel). Towns : : IV. Goslar. Goslar. 2-0 p.m. Women s Hour . 2-30 p.m. GSC 9.58 Mc/s (31.32(31.32 m.). 2-0 p.m.Women's Hour .2-30 p.m. 8-0 " “ Empire Magazine,"Magazine,” No. 7.* Brass Band.Band. 3-153-15 p.m. p.m. FromFrom the the Works Works of of Max Max Reger. Reger. a.m. 4-30 Big Ben. The The BBCBBC Empire Orchestra.Orchestra. AA weekly review of things at home. EditedEdited by PascoePascoe Thornon. Thornon. 4-30 p.m. Concert of Light Music. Music. 5-30 p.m.p.m. News News in in English. 5-45 p.m. Greetings toto our Listeners inin the Near Near 5.205-20 Talk.*Talk. - 8-30 The The SergeSerge KrishKrish Septet.Septet. Forget me notnot (Waldteufel). MoldavianMoldavian Rhapsody Rhapsody (Krish). (Krish). East. 5-505-50 p.m. p.m. ConcertConcert ofof LightLight MusicMusic (contd.). 6-456-45 p.m. p.m. 55-35 -35 A Recital The FatherFather of thethe Fatherland. 7-307.30 p.m. p.m. News and and Economic Economic Of NewNew GramophoneGramophone Records. Review inin English on DJE, DJE, DJQ. DJQ. 7.45 7-45 p.m. To-dayTo -day inin 6-10 TheThe NewsNews and and Announcements. Announcements. Germany. SoundSound Pictures. 8-08-0 p.m. SonataSonata Arpeggione Arpeggione by by EVENTS THIS THIS WEEK WEEK Schubert. 8-158-15 p.m. p.m. Dance Dance Music. 9-30 p.m. Close down. Greenwich Time Time Signal Signalat 6-15 at a.m. 9-30 p.m.Close down. 6-30 Close down. down. “" The Round Trip ”" A sea voyagevoyage in in sound sound FRANCE (Radio (Radio Colonial) TRANSMISSION 6. 6. A Talk byby the the EmpireEmpire ProgrammeProgramme Director Director Wavelength 19.6819.68 m. m. and/or and/or 25.24 25.24 m. m. The " “ White White Coons Coons ”" GGSF S F 15.14 MMc's c/s (19.82 m m.), .), GSC G S C 9.58 9.58 Mc,s M c/s (31.32 (31.32 m.).m .). 11-30 a.m. RelayRelay from from P.T.T.P.T.T. Transmitter. 11-5011-50 a.m. a.m. Will C. Pepper'sPepper’s famousfamous concertconcert partyparty Market Prices. 1212 noon.noon. Records.Records. 12-1012-10 p.m.p.m. RelayRelay fromfrom a.m. P.T.T. Transmitter. Transmitter. 7-30 Big Ben. “" Empire Magazine,"Magazine,” No.No. 7.*7.* Promenade Concerts A weekly review of things at home. EditedEdited byby Pascoe Pascoe Thornton. Thornton. 12-25 p.m.p.m. Records. 1-0 p.m.p.m. Talk on Events in France. From Queen'sQueen s Hall, London 8-2 The Luton Band. 1.151-15 p.m. p.m. Records. 1.45 1-45 p.m. News in French. French. 2-15 Conductor, Albert Coupe. Overture,Overture, RobinRobin Hood Hood (Geehl). (Geehl). CometCornet p.m. News in English. English. 2-30 p.m. Close down. down. Duet, Besses Besses o' th' th’ Barn Bam (Duettists, J. Smith Smith and and G. Crossland) Crossland) 3-25 Day's (Carrie). Selection,Selection. The The DesertDesert Song (Romberg). WaltzWaltz Medley, Medley, 3-25 p.m. Day’s Programme.Programme. 3-303-30 p.m.p.m. RelayRelay fromfrom The Golden Waltz (arr. A.A. Winter).Winter). Overture,Overture, Tancredi Tancredi (Rossini).(Rossini). 8-45 Will C.C. Pepper’sPepper's " “White White Coons."Coons.” Radio-Paris—Concert.Radio -Paris -Concert. 4-304-30 p.m.p.m. NewsNews inin English.English. 4-454-45 8-45 Variety.* A concert concert party show, revived andand producedproduced by by Harry Harry S. S. Pepper. p.m. Concert Concert-Relayed, -Relayed. (contd.). 5-15 p.m.p.m. News in French. (At(At the pianospianos :: HarryHarry S. S. Pepper Pepper and and Doris Doris Arnold). Arnold). 5.455-45 p.m. p.m. Concert-RelayedConcert -Relayed (contd.). 6-30 p.m.p.m. MessageMessage 9-10 The News and Announcements. The News and Announcements. 9-25 TheThe News News andand Announcements. fromfrom Paris, Paris, by Mr. Francois Francois Porche.Porche. 6-406-40 p.m. p.m. LiteraryLiterary Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at 9-15 at a.m. Greenwich Time Time Signal Signalat 9-30 at p.m.p.m. Talk, by Mr. Francois Francois dede Teramond. 6-506-50 p.m. p.m. ColonialColonial 9-30 Market Prices. 7-07-0 p.m. p.m. ConcertConcert with with Miss Miss YvonneYvonne Boucheze, Boucheze, Close down. down. 9-45 The BBC Dance Orchestra. The BBC Dance Orchestra. vocalist. 8-308.30 p.m.p.m. Close down. down. Directed by HenryHenry Hall.Hall. 9-55 Variety.* 9-45 p.m. News News in in French, Market Market Prices. Prices. 10-3010-30 p.m.p.m. TRANSMISSION 1. 1. ConcertConcert-Relayed. -Relayed. 11-011.0 p.m.p.m. RelayRelay ofof Radio-JournalRadio -Journal of of 10-15 The BBC Dance Orchestra— Orchestra-(contd.).(contd.). France (French News). News). 11-20 p.m. Cronica Literaria, by GGSD S D 11.75 11.75 MMc/s c/s (25.53 mm.), .)f GGSB SB 9.51 9.51 M Ws c/s (31.55 (31.55 mm.). .). 11-20 p.m.Cronica Literaria, by 10-30 Close down. down. Mr. Francois Francois de Teramond. Teramond. 11-3011.30 p.m.p.m. Concert-Relayed.Concert -Relayed. a.m. (contd.). 12-012.0 midnight. midnight. News News in English. 12-30 a.m. 11-45 Big Ben. " “ Cobwebs."* Cobwebs.”* News in French French and and Market Prices. 1-01.0 a.m.a.m. Relay.Relay. 3-303-30 A sentimental sentimental interlude,interlude, with with JackJack ClarkeClarke and and his his Quintet, Quintet, Billie Billie TRANSMISSION 4. 4. Baker, andand PatrickPatrick Waddington.Waddington. (Musical(Musical arrangements arrangements by by Jack Jack a.m. Close down. down. Clarke). Three of the following frequenciesfrequencies will bebe used : p.m. GGSG S G 17.79 M Mcts c/s (16.86 (16.86 m .),m.), GGSO S O 15.1815.18 M Mc/s c/s (19.76(19.76 r m.), GGSF S F 15.14 MMc c/s ,'s (19.82 (19.82 m m.), .), GSD G S D 11.75 11.75 MMc/s c/s (25.53 m m.), .), HOLLAND (Phohi) (Phohi) 12-16 AA Short Recital.Recital. GGSB SB 9.51 MMc,4 c/s (3(31. 1 .5 55 5 mm.). .). By Ellis Keeler Keeler (Baritone). (Baritone). Hope,Hope, thethe HornblowerHornblower (John(John Ireland). p.m. Wavelength 16.88 Metres. Metres. Callao (Guy(Guy Graham).Graham). AtAt the the Mid-hour Mid -hour of of Night Night (Cowen).(Cowen). TheThe 10-45 Big Ben. The The Children'sChildren’s Hour.Hour. Little Irish Girl (Lohr). (Lohr). A-Rovin’A-Rovin (Traditional (Traditional SeaSea Chanty). Chanty). 6-30 p.m.p.m. OpeningOpening announcement. 6-35 p.m. The The CastlesCastles ofof England : :'* HaddonHaddon Hall.” Hair* * AA play play byby L. du Garde announcement. 6-35 p.m. The 12-30 Historical Talk.* Peach.Peach. Phohi Troubadours. Troubadours. 6-456-45 p.m. p.m. LatestLatest News News from from Holland Holland 12-45 A Short Recital. Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at 11-30 11-30 at p.m. 7-0 p.m.p.m. The TroubadoursTroubadours (contd.). 7-15 p.m.p.m. Micro­Micro- phone debutants. debutants. 7-40 p.m. A radio sketch with music by By Mario LorenziLorenzi (Harp). 11-30 The News and Announcements.Announcements. 7-40 p.m. A radio sketch with music by the Troubadours. Troubadours. 7-507.50 p.m p.m' ’ From Mail to Mail in Holland. 12-59 Variety.Variety.* - From Mail to Mail in Holland. 11-55 Around the CountiesCounties—5.* -5.* 8.108-10 p.m. News talk byby Mr.Mr. L. Aletrino. 8-308-30 p.m. p.m. TheThe 1-251.25 TheThe News News and and Announcements. " Buckinghamshire—theBuckinghamshire -the cradle cradle of of English English liberty.”liberty." WrittenWritten byby Troubadours (contd.).(contd.). 8.40 8-40 p.m. Close down.down. Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at 1-30 1-30 at p.m. John W. CoulterCoulter andand produced by JohnJohn Pudney. a.m. 1-45 Close down. down. a.m. 12-25 Eddie Carroll and hishis Music.Music. ITALY (Rome) (Rome) 12.5012-50 Music Hall. Wavelength 25.40 25.40 and/or and/or 31.13 31.13 Metres. Metres. TRANSMISSION 2. 1-501.50 AA Recital.Recital. 5-13 p.m.p.m. Varied programmes.programmes. 6-456-45 p.m. p.m. Concert.Concert. Talk By Mrs. Norman Norman O'Neill O’Neill (Pianoforte). (Pianoforte). AllegroAllegro in in CC (Scarlatti). Talk GGSH S H 21.47 MMc/s c/s (13.97(13.97 m m.), .), GSG G S G 17.79 17.79 M Mc c/s is (16.86 (16.86 m .).m.). “ Paolo SolariSolari ” . 7-307.30 p.m. p.m. News inin English. News in p.m. Arietta (Leonardo(Leonardo Leo).Leo). LeLe coucou (The Cuckoo) Cuckoo) (Daquin).(Daquin). English.Newsin Prelude inin B minor, minor, Op. Op. 104 104 ( (Mendelssohn). Mendelssohn). Chant-polonaiseChant -polonaise Hindustani. VariedVaried Music.Music. Music played on request of radio 4-30Big Ben. A A ProgrammeProgramme of Strauss Waltzes.fWaltzes4 Music played on request of radio No. 1I (Chopin-Liszt).(Chopin -Liszt). Jardins soussous lala pluiepluie (Gardens(Gardens in in thethe Rain) Rain) listeners. 10-0 p.m. Selections from the opera opera : “ Palla de’ The Berlin Philharmonic Philharmonic Orchestra, conductedconducted by by Julius Julius PruwerPruwer : : (Debussy).(Debussy). " Palla de' Emperor Waltz. TheThe Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, conductedconducted Mozzi ”" by by Gino Marinuzzi. 11-1011-10 p.m. p.m. ConcertConcert of of Arabian Arabian by GGeorge eorge SzellSzell :: VoicesVoices o of f Spring.Spring. 2-10 The News and Announcements.Announcements. Music. All Times are givengiven inin IndianIndian StandardStandard Time. 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p.m. 7-307,30 The Radio Quartet. Quartet. Sunday, 4th October UnderUnder the directiondirection of of D. D. J. J.PEREIRA. Pereira. ] March - -- " “ The The JugglerJuggler ”" - - Rosey. Waltz - - “" GoldGold andand SilverSilver ” " - Lehar. p.m. Serenade -- " “ MoonlightMoonlight in Rio '" - Wertheimer. 7-10 AfzalAfzal Husain.Husain. Selection - "Sicilian “ Sicilian Vespers"Vespers ” - Verdi. "‘ Ghammaz ban ban ham hain ansu ansu gham-i-nihan gham-i-nihan ke ke DOMINIC PEREIRA. Ankhon se gir rahe hain hain tukre tukre miri mini fughan fughan ke.” ke." Violin solo -- " ‘Sierra Sierra Morena ” " -- Monasterio.Monasierio. THE QUARTET. QUARTET. (Hafeez).(Hafeez). Minuet - “"D D Major"Major " - - MMozart. ozart. 7-207,20 BenazirBenazir BaiBai ofof Jaipur.Jaipur. IntermezzoIntermezzo - “" PromenadePromenade onon the “" DiwanaDiwana banana banana hai tohai diwana to diwana bana de bana de Prater ” " - -- Pachcrnegg. VUD 340.13 metres, 882 kc/s. Aria from Samson andand Dellila Dellila - - Saint Saint Saens. Saens. WarnaWarna kahm kahin taqdir taqdir tamasha tamasha ne bana ne de.”bana de." (Baihzad). “"Bolero Bolero Brillant Brillant ”" -- Leybach. 7-30 “" For For VillagersVillagers Only.” Only." 8-30 News inin Hindi. (Delhi(Delhi MarketMarket RatesRates at at 8 8 p.m.) p.m.) TRANSMISSIONTRANSMISSION I. 8-45 A Classical Classical ProgrammeProgramme : : BeethovenBeethoven Op. Op. 58 58 a.m.a.m. 8-308.-30 Talk (Hindustani) : “" :The Vanishing Past.” Past." No. No. 5. 5. Concerto No. 44 in G Major. 8-0 Time Signal. Signal. TheThe Caravan Sarai. Sarai. By Wilhelm Backhaus Backhaus (Pianoforte)(Pianoforte) and and The The London London Symphony Orchestra. Conducted by Sir Landon Ronald. BBy y SYEDS y e d ZZAMINa m i n AALI.l i . Symphony Orchestra. Conducted by Sir Landon Ronald. Arti. By By AIR AIR ARTISTS. A r t i s t s . (Beethoven’s(Beethoven's Fourth Fourth Pianoforte Pianoforte Concerto Concerto in in G G Minor Minor isis Accompanied by by AIR AIR Orchestra. Orchestra. 8-45 *Simla HillHill Songs. second only only to to the the Emperor Emperor (his (his fifth fifth inin E Flat) inin universal 8-10 Bhajan.Bhajan. By By AFZAL A fzal HUSAIN Husain ofof Nagina. ByBy SURTIYA SuRTIYA of of Kanda Kanda Ghat. Ghat. esteem andand popularity.popularity. ThisThis Concerto waswas written written in in 9-15 2nd NewsNews andand Weather Report Report (Hindustani). 1805, andand it it isis oneone ofof hishis greatest works.) works.) 8-20 BenazirBenazir BaiBai ofof Jaipur. Jaipur. 9-35 Talk ((English):English) : “" Ten Minutes Minutes ofof Good Health."Health.’’ “" DirDir dir nom na dirdir dirdir nom.”nom." (Tarana ( Tarana Jounpuri.) Jounpuri.) 9-30 Time Signal. Signal. BBy y ANEM.A n e m . “" AbA6 morimori nayyanayya par par karoge.” karoge." ( (KhayalKhayal ShudhShudh Todi.) Todi.) 2nd News andand Weather Report Report (English). 9-45 News News in English. 8-45 Talk ((Hindustani):Hindustani) :" “Cooking Cooking for for Pleasure Pleasure ”" No. 5. 9-45 Talk (English):(English) - “ Along:Along the Frontier.”Frontier." No. 5. Raita. AA Series ofof talkstalks on on the the peoples peoples and and countries countries of of the the Frontier, Frontier, from from 10-0 The VUB IndianIndian Orchestra Orchestra By SHAKUNTALAShakuntala Rekhi. REKHI. Baluchistan to to Chittagong.Chittagong. In Gazals and and Quawalis. Quawalis. 9-09-0 AIR Orchestra. Saweri. 10-010-0 *The*The “" Criterion ”" Quartet. Quartet. 10-15 “" Bhadotri.”Bhadotri." InIn a LightLight InstrumentalInstrumental Programme.Programme. A Hindi comedycomedy produced produced by by HIREN H ir e nBOSE. B o s e. 9-10 Mohammad Afzal. 9-10 Mohammad Afzal. Selection - - “ A Waltz Dream ” - Strauss. - "A Waltz Dream" Strauss. 11-0 Close down. “" Dil-i-mayus men men wohwoh shorashenshorashen barpa barpa nahm nahin hotm hotin *" PetitePetite Suite de Concert ”" - - Coleridge-Taylor.Coleridge -Taylor. 11-0 Close down. Umiden is qadar totin totin kehkeh abab paida paida nahin nahin botin.” botin." Ballet MusicMusic fromfrom -- "“ FaustFaust ” " - - - CoGounod. unod. (Akbar(Akbar Allahabadi.) Allahabadi.) Walzer ------AmorettentanzeAmorettentanze " - - GGung.l. ung'l. Entractes ^ -- -- “Chanson"Chanson de de Matin”. Matin". Elgar. 9-20 BenazirBenazir BaiBai of Jaipur.Jaipur. “" HumoreskeHumoreske’* " - - - Dvorak..Dvorak. “" Ashiqi men ajab maza maza dekha dekha "' FantasiaFantasia ” "on on melodies melodies hy by - - Schubert are.arr. Foulds.Foulds. CALCUTTA Sitam-i-narawaSitam-i-narawa rawa rawa dekha.” dekha." (Mail.) 11-0 Close down. down. 9-30 Afzal Husain.Husain. Thumri Asawri. Asawri. **Relayed Relayed from ourour SimlaSimla Studio. Studio. “" Mori pharkan lagi lagi akhhiyan.” akhhiyan." 9-40 Benazir Bai of Jaipur.Jaipur. “" Ya dildil sese bazbaz a jaa jaya ya dil dilnawaz nawaz ho ja ho ja 0O razraz hone wale tafsir-i-raz tafsir-i-raz ho ho ja.” ja." BOMBAY 9-509.50 Afzal Husain.Husain. “" Maraz-i-ishqMaraz-i-ishq jise jise ho ho use use kiakia yad yad rahe rahe VUC 370.4 metres, 810 kc/s. 49.10 metres, 6,109 kc/s. Na dawdaw yad yad rahe rahe aur our na duana duayad rahe.”yad rahe." (Zauq.)(Zauq.) .4-i-l •* ■ VUC 370.4 metres, 810 kcis.49.10 metres, 6,109 kc/s. 10-0 Benazir Bai ofof Jaipur. Jaipur. ThumriThumri-Ghazal.—Ghazal. p . a.m. S t i f f a.m. 10-15 An Organ Recital 8-36 Time Signal. Signal. By F. C.C. COLLINS. Collins. m?.§* 2 By F. Instrumental Music. SanaiSanai Solo. Solo. Relayed from from St. St. James’s James's Church, Church, Delhi.Delhi. BBy y COPALG o p a l CHANDRA C h a n d r a GHARUI. G h a r u i . 11.1511-15 Close down. down. 8-51Tagore'sTagore’s Song. Song. By HARIPADABy Haripada CHATTERJEE. Chatterjee. VUB 350.9 metres, 855 kc's. kc/s. 31.36 metres, 9565 kc, kc/s. s. 9-6 Modern Bengali Bengali Song. Song. By KAMALABALA. By Kamalabala. 9-26Bengali Thungri.Thungri. By KUMARBy Kumar SACHIN Sachin DEB Deb BURMAN. Burman. TRANSMISSION II. a.m. p.m. 11-0 A Concert of Light Classical Music Music 9-46Classical Music.Music. 12-30 Time Signal. Signal. From By BySANCIT Sangit RATNA Ratna KHAN Khan SAHIBSahib Abdul ABDUL Karim KARIM Khan. KHAN. RAMAKRISHNA m is MISRA r a Dhrupad Dhrupad and and Durbari Durbari Todi. Todi. Indian RecordedRecorded Programme.Programme. 10410-6 JNANENDRA p PROSAD r o s a d g o sGOSWAMY w a m y Dhrupad Dhrupad and and Dhamar, Dhamar, noonAccompanied byby :: NARAYAN RAO RAO VYAS.VYAS. Asavari.AsaVari. 12-0 Kapileshwari, Harmonium. AKHTARI BAI FAIZABADI. FA1ZABADI. 12-0 KAPILESHWARI, Harmonium. 10-26 LALIT MOHAN MOHAN MUKHERJEE MUKHERJEE Dhrupad Dhrupad and and Dhamar,Dhamar, KHALIL QAWWAL. QAWWAL. SB BunneBUNNE Khan KHAN Sarangi. Sarangi. Gaudsarang. MUSHTARI BM BAI of Agra. Shamsudin,SHAMSUDIN, Tabla. Tabla. PIARE SAHIB. 10-46Talk (Bengali): ( Bengali) : " “Stage Stage andand Screen Review." PIARE SAHIB. p.m. KAMLA IHARIA. JHARIA. By SPECTATOR. S p e c t a t o r . FAQIRUDDIN. 1-0 A Studio Programme 11-6 The Grand HotelHotel Orchestra.Orchestra. INDUBALA. SB BYB y THEt h e CONTINENTAL C o n t i n e n t a l QUINTET. Q u i n t e t. BINA DEVI AND DHUMI KHAN. KHAN. SBSB Relayed from from the the PalmPalm Court Court of of the the Grand Grand Hotel. Hotel. Overture - “ Pique Dame” - - F. Suppe. SHANTA KUMARI. KUMARI. Overture " Pique Dame " - - F. Suppe. Fantasie - - “" II Pagliacci Pagliacci ’ " - - R.R. Leonacavallo. News in English. 1-30 Close down. down. Waltz -- -- " Accellerations Accelerations" " -- J. J. Strauss. Strauss. p.m. Suite - - " Ballet Ballet ”" - -- -- E.E. Pops. Popy. p.m. "“ LoveLove SerenadeSerenade ”" -- H. Loehr. Lochr. 12-3612-36 Time Signal. Signal. Close Close down. down. Potpourri - "" The The Czareovitch Czareovitch ”" -- F. Lehar. Lehar. 5-36 Special Children’sChildren's Service. TRANSMISSION III. UI. 2-0 Close down. down. SBArranged by the the IndiaIndia Sunday Sunday School School Union, Union, by by Scholars Scholars 5-30 Time Signal. Signal. 4-30 Surbahar Solos Solos of the the Methodist Methodist Church Church Sunday Sunday School. School. By PROF.Prof. MOHOMEDMohomed KHAN.Khan. 6.66-6 AIR Orchestra. Pilu. Church ServiceService Relayed fromfrom St.Si. Andrew’sAndrew's Church.Church. 5-0 Talk (Hindi):(Hindi) " “ : LivesLives of Indian SaintsSaints ” - SB Thumri Basant Basant Bahar. Bahar. 5-40 Afzal Husain.Husain. By N.N. R. R .PHATAK. P h a t a k . "“ SayyanSayyan nahin nahin ae.” ae." 7-217-21 Topical TalkTalk ((Bengali):Bengali) :" “ LanguageLanguage ReformsReforms asas 5-15 Light Music introducedintroduced byby thethe Calcutta University.” University." Benazir Bai of Jaipur.Dadra. 5-50 Benazir Bai of Jaipur. By J. L. L. RANADE R a n a d e of of AhmednagarAhmednagar By DR. Dr. SUNITI Suniti KUMAR Kumar CHATTERJEE. Chatterjee. “" Tori mad mad bhari akhhiyan akhhiyan katari katari mar mar na.” na." With Sarangi,Sarangi, HarmoniumHarmonium and and Tabla. Tabla. 7-367-36 ModernModern Bengali Bengali Song Song By AMIYA By Amiya SIRCAR. Sircar. 6-0 ViolinViolin andand Sarangi.Sarangi. C-306-30 Church Service. 7-517-51 Religious Song Song By SUPROVABy Suprova GHOSE. Ghose. By SARDARSardar andAND Sabiri.SABIRI. Relayed fromfrom the Afghan MemorialMemorial Church. Church. AccompanicdAccompanied by by Tabla. 8-6 Bhajan By By UTTARA U ttara DEVI.Devi. ORDER OF THE THE SERVICE. SERVICE. 8-26 Kirtan By Bina Chowdhury. 6,106-10 AfzalAfzal Husain. Husain. KhayalKhayal Puria Puria Dhanasri. Dhanasri. Organ Voluntary. 8-26Kirtan By BINA CHOWDHURY. Hymn No. No. 297. 297. 8.418-41 Weather Report (In Bengali). 6-20 1st1st News News and and Weather Weather Report Report (Hindustani).(Hindustani). Psalm NNo. o. 101. 101. (Hayes,(H ayes, as as set). set). Weather Report (In Bengali). Magnificat (Smart,(Smart, as as set). set). SBSB 6-30 1st1st News News and and Weather Weather Report Report (English).(English). Nunc DimmitisDimmitis (Foster, (Foster, as as set). set). 8.468-46 NewsNews inin Bengali.Bengali. Khayal Shudh Kaliyan. Hymn No. No. 209. 209. 6-40 Malang Khan. Khan. Khayal Shudh Kaliyan. Hymn No. No. 343. 343. SBSB .6-506-50 BenazirBenazir BaiBai ofof Jaipur. Jaipur. Sermon. 9-1 Weather Report (In English). Hymn No. No. 477. 477. 9-1 Weather Report (In English). “" Just-o-ju thokaren thokaren khhilwati khhilwati hai, Blessing. SB Aur manzilmanzil pehpeh bhi pahunchatipahunchati hai.” hai." (Bismil). Vesper (God be be in in my m head). y head). Organ Voluntary. 9.69.6 Time Signal. Signal. 7.07-0 AIRAIR Orchestra.Orchestra. Bhopali. AtAt the the Organ, Organ, L. Armstrong Armstrong Smith. Smith. SBSB NewsNews in in English. English.

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p.m. a.m. 9.219-21 Talk ((English):English) : " “The The Crossing Crossing ofof LawarieLawarie Pass.” Pass." 1.15 AA ProgrammeProgramme ofof Pianoforte Music.f SB By CCAPT. a p t . V. D'AUVERGNE.D ’Auvercne. Sunday, 4th October 1-25 AA ReligiousReligious ServiceService No. 1 I in the series “" The reliefrelief of Chitral inin 1895.”1895.- (Harvest(Harvest Thanksgiving),Thanksgiving), from from CransleyCransley Church, Church, Northamptonshire. Northamptonshire. 9.363-36 “" Highlights of of 1935." 1935.” (A (A RetrospectiveRetrospective Programme.)Programme.) Order of Service Service : Hymn, Come, ye Thankful People, ComeCome (A.(A. andand TRANSMISSION 2. M., 382382 ; E.H., E.H ., 289 289 ; ; S.P., S.P., 9). 9 ). The T h e Lord's L ord’s Prayer. Prayer. Versicles and SB Devised and WrittenWritten by CecilCECIL MADDEN.Madden. TRANSMISSION 2. Responses. Psalm cl.cl. Lesson,Lesson, IsaiahIsaiah ii, ii, 2-5. 2-5. NuncNunc Dimitis. Dimitis. TheThe Produced by PascoePASCOE Thornton. THORNTON. GSH 21.47 Mc/s Mcis (13.97(13.97 m.), m.), GSG 17.79 Mc/s Mc/s (16.86 (16.86 m.). m.). ApostlesApostles’ Creed. Versicle and and Response.Response. Prayers.Prayers. Hymn,Hymn, ToTo Thee, O0 Lord,Lord, our our Hearts Hearts we Raise (A.(A. andand M., 384 384 ; ; E .H ., 292 ; Narrative spoken by FrederickFREDERICK GRISEWOOD.Grisewood. p.m. 292 ; Narrative spoken by S.P., 13). Address by the Rev. Greville Cooke, Hymn, Now Thank 4-30 Big Ben. A Recital Address by the Rev. Greville Cooke, Hymn, Now Thank (A BBC Recorded Programme.) 4-30 Big Ben. A Recital we all ourour God (A. and M., 379379 ; E.H., 533 ; S.P.,S.P., 350).350). Blessing. Of Irish Irish Folk Folk-Songs -Songs from West Kerry. Edited and arranged by 10-3610.36 Time Signal Close down. Edited and arranged by 2-15 A Recital. Time Signal Close down. Herbert Hughes.Hughes. Megan FosterFoster (Soprano).(Soprano). GabrielGabriel LavelleLavelle 2-15 A Recital. (Baritone). HerbertHerbert HughesHughes at at the the Pianoforte.*Pianoforte.* Gabriel Gabriel Lavelle Lavelle : : By Etta Bernard (Australian(Australian Soprano). Soprano). Come Come to tome me in inmy my Dreams Dreams She Lived beside beside the Anner ; TaimTaim i n n-arrears -arrears (sung (sung in in Gaelic). Gaelic). (Arthur Somervell). Somervell)^ A A Lament Lament (Coleridge (Coleridge-Taylor). -Taylor). CanterburyCanterbury Megan Foster : O0 Father, Father, Father Build Build meme a a BoatBoat ; Bouchaleen;Bouchaleen Fair (Kenneth (Kenneth Leslie Leslie-Smith). -Smith). RibbonsRibbons (Vivien (Vivien Lambelet).Lambelet). JuneJune Dhoun. Gabriel LavelleLavelle : : InnisfreeInnisfree ; ; TheThe BlackBlack RibbonRibbon Band. Band. (Quilter).(Quitter). Megan FosterFoster : : AA YoungYoung Maid Stood in her Father’sFather's Garden Garden ; ;Green Green 2-30Weekly Newsletter Grows the Laurel. GabrielGabriel Lavelle Lavelle : : RoisinRoisin Dubh Dubh (sung (sung in Gaelic)in Gaelic) ; ; Tigaree torumtorum orum.orum. MeganMegan Foster Foster : : The The Old Old Turf Turf Fire.Fire. GabrielGabriel (Second(Second Reading),Reading), SportsSports Summary,Summary, andand Announcements.Announcements. B.B.0 Lavelle :: The BoysBoys ofof FilemoreFilemore (ballad(ballad of of a adrag-hunt). drag -hunt). 2-50 FredFred HartleyHartley 5-75.7 AA RecitalRecital And his his Novelty Novelty Quintet, Quintet, with with Webster Webster Booth.Booth. Of Pianoforte DuetsDuets byby Alec Alec Rowley Rowley and and Edgar Edgar Moy. Moy. March,March, Op. Op. 3-15 “" Last DaysDays of of Sail.” Sail." 121 (Schubert).(Schubert). NorwegianNorwegian Dance, Dance, Op. Op. 35, 35, No. No. 2 2(Grieg). (Grieg). Legend,Legend, Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at 3-30 at p.m. Op. 59, No. I 1 (Dvorak). Am Am Springbrunnen, Springbrunnen, Op. 85 (Schumann). (Schumann). 4-0 Epilogue. Fireflies censen).censen). Round Dance, Op.Op. 25,25, No.No. 5 (Moszkowski). 4-15 Close down. down. 5-30 EmpireEmpire Talk. Talk. 5-50 Marjorie Hayward (Violin).f ElectricalElectrical recording.recording. t Gramophone Gramophone records.records. TRANSMISSION 5. Marjorie Hayward (Violin).t 6-0 The London PalladiumPalladium Orchestra. Orchestra. G SP 15.31 M c/s (19.60 m .), G S D 11.75 M c/s (25.53 m.). GSP 15.31 Mc/s (19.60 m.), GSD 11.75 Mc/s (25.53 m.), Conductor, Richard Richard Crean. March,March, HandsHands Across Across the the Sea Sea (Sousa), (Sousa). GGSC S C 9.58 Mc/sM c/s (31.32 (31.32 m.). Intermezzo, Portia ;; OrientalOriental MarchMarch (Suite,(Suite, Merchant Merchant of of Venice Venice GERMANY (Berlin) (Berlin) a.m. (Rosse).(Bosse). Lovely Lady (McHugh, arr. Skinner). Selection,Selection, TheThe 4-30Big Ben. A A RecitalRecital Belle ofof NewNew York (Kerker, arr. Godfrey). DJA 31.38, 31.38, DJQ DJQ 19,63, 19,63, DJN DJN 31.45, 31.45, DJE DJE 16.89. 16.89. 6-25 Weekly Newsletter Of Schubert's Schubert’s Songs, Songs, by by Anne Anne Wood Wood (Contralto). (Contralto). The The Heart Heart of of Weekly Newsletter 10-40 a.m. HappyHappy Celebration.Celebration. 11-4511-45 a.m.a.m. HappyHappy Spring. Death andand thethe Maiden. SmilesSmiles and and Tears. Tears. To'To Sylvia.Sylvia. Sports Summary, and Announcements. Announcements. Celebration (could.).(conld.). 12-25 p.m.p.m. Greetings to our listeners. Her Picture. A ASon Son of of the the Muses. Muses. Greetings toour listeners. Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at 6-306-30 at p.m.p.m. 12-30 p.m.p.m. News News and and Review Review of the WeekWeek in English. 12-4512-45 4-50 “ Cobwebs.” * " Cobwebs."* 6-50 Interlude.fInterlude.t p.m. Symphony Symphony Concert. Concert. 2-0 p.m. p.m. The The Father Father ofof thethe A sentimental sentimental interlude,interlude, withwith Jack ClarkeClarke andand his his Quintet,Quintet, BillieBillie Fatherland. 2-452-45 p.m. The Shortwave Amateur’s Hour. Baker, andand PatrickPatrick Waddington.Waddington. (Musical(Musical arrangements arrangements by Jackby Jack 6-55 AA ShortShort Religious Religious Service*Service* p.m. The ShortwaveAmateur'sHour. Clarke). 3-15 p.m. A A gay gay hour hour^of of folk folk songs. ‘‘ When the many Clarke). From the Studio. Hymn, Ye Holy Angels Bright (A. and M., 546) songs."When the many Hymn, Ye Holy Angels Bright (A. and M.. 546) coloured flags are waving. ” 5-20 Fred Hartley andand his his Novelty Novelty Quintet. Quintet. When Two or Three,Three, page pige 69. 69. Psalm 63 63 (omit (omit lastlast 4 4 verses).verses). coloured flags are waving. " Reading, Genesis Genesis XXVIII, )(XVIII, 1-4 ; 10-17.10-17. Hymn,Hymn, Around Around the the Throne Throne 4-304.30 p.m. Harvest Thanksgiving. 5-305-30 p.m. p.m. NewsNews inin 5-40 Nosmo King. ofof God a Band Band (A. (A. and and M., M., 335). 335). English. 5-45 p.m. Greeting to our Listeners no DJQ. DJQ. Iceland’sIceland's antidote antidote for for the the Deep Depression. AssistedAssisted byby Hubert.Hubert. 7-15 Close down.down. 5-50 p.m. Concert of Light Music. Music. 6-30 p.m.p.m. NewsNews andand 5-50 Fred Hartley and hishis NoveltyNovelty Quintet Quintet (Contd.) Review of the Week. 6-45 p.m. p.m. A A SundaySunday Evening Programme.Programme. SouvenirsSouvenirs of Song, Song, No. 40. NickyNicks, (Irish Taylor). TheThe Mountains ofof Mourne Moume (Percy (Percy French).French). OnlyOnly a Rose (Friml).(Friuli). 7.07-0 p.m.p.m. AboardAboard the the Etherbus Etherbus through through Germany. Germany. 7-307.30 p.m. p.m. (All arrangementsarrangements by by Fred Fred Hartley.) Hartley.) TRANSMISSION 3. News and ReviewReview ofof thethe Week in English onon DJE, DJQ. 7-45 €-106-10 The News andand Announcements.Announcements. GSH 21.472 1.47 Mc/s Mc's (13.97(13.97 m.), m.), GSG 17.79 17.79 Mc's Mc 's (16.86 (16.86 m.), m.), p.m. A Ajolly jolly hour hour of ot Folksongs. Folksongs. “" When the the many many coloured flags wave." Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at 6-15 at a.m. GGSF S F 15.14 15.14 MMes c/s (19.82 (19.82 m.). m .). flags wave.” 8-158-15 p.m.p.m. Symphony Symphony Concert. Concert. 9-309-30 p.m.p.m. p.m. Close down.down. 6-30 Close down. down. 7-30Big Ben. A A Recital.Recital. By Muriel Muriel Wilson Wilson (Australian (Australian Soprano). Soprano). DriftingDrifting ; ; TheThe SwanSwan (Grieg). Three Days Days Have Passed Since Since Nina Nina (Pergolesi). (Pergolesi). Giro-Giro - meta _ (Sibella).(Sibella). SongSong of of thethe SealSeal (Granville(Granville Bantock). Bantock). EarlyEarly TRANSMISSION 6. 6. Morning (Graham (Graham Peel). FRANCE (Radio Colonial) Colonial) GSF 15.14 Mc/sMcIs (19.82 m.), m.), GSC GSC 9.58 9.58 Mc/sMc/s (31.32(31.32 m.). 7-50 The BBC Military Band. 7-50 The BBC Military Band. Wavelength 19.6819.68 m. m. and/or and:or 25.24 25.24 m.m. •a.m.a.m. Conductor.Conductor, B. Walton O’Donnell.O'Donnell. Overture,Overture, LandLand of of the the Mountain Mountain 7-30 Big Ben.Ben. A A RecitalRecital and thethe FloodFlood (MacCunn).(MacCunn). AA Musical SnuffboxSnuffbox (Liadov). (Liadov). The The 11-30 a.m. RelayRelay fromfrom P.T.T.P.T.T. Transmitter. 11-5011-50 a.m. a.m. Irish Maiden (based(based on on two two Irish Irish airs) airs) : T: The h e Pretty Pretty G irlGirl M Milking ilking the the Of Irish Irish Folk Folk-Songs -Songs from West Kerry. Edited and arranged by by Market Prices.Prices. 12-012-0 noon.noon. Records.Records. 12-1012-10 p.mp.m. Relav Cows andand The The Gentle Gentle Maiden Maiden (B. (B. Walton Walton O’Donnell). O'Donnell). BalletBallet Suite, Suite, Relay Herbert Hughes.Hughes. MeganMegan FosterFoster (Soprano).(Soprano). Gabriel Lavelle from P.T.T. Transmitter. y Gabriel Lavelle LaLa SourceSource :: (1)(1) ScarfScarf Dance Dance (2) (2) Love Love Scene Scene (3) (3) Variation Variation (4) (4) Circas­ Circas- from P.T.T. Transmitter. (Baritone). HerbertHerbert HughesHughes atat the the Pianoforte.* Pianoforte.* Gabriel Lavelle: Gabriel Lavelle: sian DanceDance (Delibes'.(Delibes). AcademicAcademic Festival Festival Overture Overture (Brahms). (Brahms). 12-25 p.m. Records. 1-0 p.m. Talk on Events inin France. She Lived Beside Beside the Anner Anner ; ; Taim i n-arrearsn -arrears (sung (sung in in G Galeic). aleic). 1.15 p.m. Megan Foster : O0 Father, Father,Father. Build Build meme a a Boat Boat ; Bouchaleen,Bouchaleen. 8.308-30 EmpireEmpire Talk.* Talk.* 1-15 p.m. Records. 1-45 p.m.p.m. News News in in French.French. 2-15 p.m. Dhoun.Dhoun. Gabriel Lavelle:Lavelle : Innisfree;Innisfree ; TheThe BlackBlack Ribbon Ribbon Band. Band. News in English.English. 2-30 p.m. Close down. douln. 8-50 Megan Foster : AA Young Maid StoodStood inin her Father’sFather's Garden Garden ; ; 8.50 AA Recital.Recital. 3-253.25 p.m. p.m. Day's Programme.Programme. 3-303.30 p.m.p.m. Relay from Green Grows the Laurel. GabrielGabriel Lavelle Lavelle : RoisinRoisin Dubh Dubh (sung (sung in in By Bessie Rawlins Rawlins (Violin). (Violin). Relayfrom Gaelic) ; TigareeTigaree torumtorum orum.orum. MeganMegan Foster:Foster : TheThe OldOld TurfTurf Radio-Paris—Concert.Radio -Paris --Concert. 4-304-30 p.m.p.m. News News inin English,English. 4-454-45 Fire. Gabriel L-avelleLavelle : : T heThe Boys Boys of of FilemoreFilemore (ballad(ballad o f of a drag-a drag - 9-10 Evensong,* fromfrom York Minster. p.m. Concert Concert-Relayed -Relayed (contd.).(conld.). 5-15 p.m.p.m. News News in in French. French. hunt). Order of Service Service : Vestry Prayer. Prayer. Organ Voluntary.Voluntary. Responses-Responses. 5-45 p.m. Concert-RelayedConcert -Relayed (contd.). 6-30 p.m.p.m. ReviewsReviews 8-6S-6 Variety.* First Lesson.Lesson. Magnificat (Howells(Howells in in G). G). SecondSecond Lesson. Lesson. NuncNunc and Periodicals. Dimittis (Howells (Howells in G). Anthem, Christ the the Fair Glory of the and Periodicals. 6-406-40 p.m. p.m. The Week's Week’s Programme, Programme, by by 8.268-26 AA Programme Programme ofof Military Marches.fMarches.f Holy Angels (Bullock)(Bullock) (Hymn, E. H., 242). Mr. P.P. C.C. Brive.Brive. 6-50 p.m. p.m. ColonialColonial Market Market Prices. Prices. 7-07-0 p.m. p.m. Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at 9-30 at p.m. Relay. 8-308-30 p.m.p.m. Close down. down. 8-40 AroundAround thethe CountiesCounties—No. -No. 5.* 5.* 9-45 p.m. News News in in French, French, Market Market Prices. Prices. 10-30 p.m. “ Buckinghamshire—Buckinghamshire the-the cradlecradle ofof EnglishEnglish liberty.’’liberty.- WrittenWritten by by 10-0 Weekly NewsletterNewsletter 10-30 p.m. John W. Coulter Coulter ;; produced by John Pudney. Pudney. Sports Summary, andand Announcements. Announcements. ConcertConcert-Relayed. -Relayed. 11-011-0 p.m.p.m. RelayRelay ofof Radio-JournalRadio -Journal ofof 9-10 The News andand Announcements. Announcements. 10-2510.25 Envoi4 Envoi.f France (French News). 11-2011-20 p.m.p.m. TalkTalk onon thethe Cinema,Cinema, by by Mr. Lasne-Desvareilles. 11-3011-30 p.m.p.m. Concerts.Concerts. Records. Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at 9-15 at a.m. 10-30 Close down. Records. Close down. 12-0 midnight. News in in English. 12-30 a.m. News 9-30 News 9-30 Close down. down. in French,French. Market Prices.Prices. 1-01-0 a.m.a.m. Relay.Relay. 3-303-30 a.m. a.m. Close down. down. TRANSMISSION 4. 4. TRANSMISSION 1. 1. Three of thethe following frequenciesfrequencies will bebe used : GGSG S G 17.79 M Mc/s c/s (16.86(16.86 m .),m.), GGSO S O 15.1815.18 MMc/s c/s (19.76(19.76 m .)m.) GGSD S D 11.75 11.75 Mc/s M c/s (25.53 (25.53 mnr.), .), GGSB SB 9.51 MMcis c/s (31.55 (31.55 mm.). ,). GGSF S F 15.14 MMc/s c/s (19.82 mm.). .), GSD G S D 11.75 11.75 Me/s M c 's (25.53 (25.53 mm.), .)t HOLLAND (Phohi) (Phohi) Pm.p.m. GSBG SB 9.51 Mc/s M c/s (31.55 (31.55 m.) m.) 12-45 BigBig Ben. A A Religious Religious ServiceService p.m..m. Wavelength 16.88 Metres. Metres. (Church of England),* fromfrom Southwell Minster.Minster. Order of Service:Scrvice: 10-45-45 Big Ben. Opening Opening Announcements. Announcements. 6-25 p.m. Hymn, Around the ThroneThrone ofof God (A. and M.,M., 335 ; ; S.P.,S.P., 239)239) 6-25 p.m. OpeningOpening announcement.announcement. 6-306-30 p.m. p.m. Talk.Talk. Versicles. Psalm CXLVIII.CXLVI II. Lesson,Lesson, Revelation Revelation VII, VII, 9 9 toto endend 10-50-50 TheThe BBCBBC Theatre Orchestra.Orchestra. 6-45 p.m.p.m. BroadcastBroadcast by by the the RomanRoman Catholic Catholic Broadcasting Broadcasting Nunc Dimittis. Creed. Lord's Lord’s Prayer. Prayer. Anthem,Anthem, HymnHymn toto the 11-30-30 Weekly Newsletter Association forfor thethe Indies.Indies. March.March. Talk.Talk. Music.Music. PoliticalPolitical Trinity (Tchaikovsky). (Tchaikovsky). AddressAddress byby the Rt. Rev. thethe LordLord BishopBishop of Southwell. Hymn, Saviour AgainAgain toto ThyThy Dear Name we we RaiseRaise Sports Summary, and Announcements.Announcements. Review MissionMission News News Journal. Journal. 7-4S 7.4i p.m.p.m. Music. 7-50 p.m.p.m. (A. and and M., 31 31 ; ; S.P.,S.P., 53).53). Blessing.Blessing. OrganistOrganist andand Choirmaster,Choirmaster, 11-50 AA ProgrammeProgramme ofof Original Works forfor BrassBrass Band. Band. Latest News from from Holland. Holland. 8-08.6 p.m.p.m. MusicMusic. 8-108-10 pp.m. m" G. T. Francis.Francis. The Crystal Crystal PalacePalace Band Band ; ; conductor,conductor, DenisDenis Wright. Wright. ArthurArthur Talk in dialect. dialect. 8-308-30 p.m. p.m. Close down.down. Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at 1-30 1-30 at p.m.p.m. Cranmer (Baritone).(Baritone). Band:Band : Lament; Lament AA Sussex Sussex Trudge Trudge (conducted (conducted by the the composer) composer) (Kenneth(Kenneth A.A. Wright), Wright), Overture, Sea Dogs 1-36 TheThe B.B.C.B.B.C. Empire Orchestra. (conducted(conducted byby the the composer) composer) (Maurice (Maurice Johnstone). Johnstone). ArthurArthur Cranmer: Leader, DanielDaniel MelsaMelsa ; ; conductor, conductor, Eric Eric Fogg.Fogg. Polonaise,Polonaise, Arietta, Arietta, Devon, O0 Devon, Devon, in WindWind andand Rain ;; TheThe Fairy Fairy Lough Lough ; ; FatherFather and PassacagliaPassacaglia (Handel, (Handel, arr. arr. Harty). Harty). PreludePrelude and andDance Dance for Small for Small O’FlynnO'Flynn (Stanford). (Stanford). BandBand : : KenilworthKenilworth : (1)(I) At the Castle GatesGates ITALY (Rome) (Rome) Orchestra (M(Miriam iriam HHyde). yde). AA lala CubanaCubana ; ; MarcheMarche militairemilitaire (2)(2) Serenade on on the the Lake Lake (3) (3) March, March, Kenilworth Kenilworth (conducted(conducted by by the the (Granados).(Granados). ScherzoScherzo (Moussorgsky,(Moussorgsky, arr. arr. Salabert), Salabert), Gavotte Gavotte and and composer) (Arthur(Arthur Bliss), Love Love Duet Duet and and Finale Finale (Princess (Princess Nada)Nada) Wavelength 25.40 25.40 and/or and/or 31.13 31.13 Metres. Metres. Musette (Ralf). (Raff). Selection,Selection, L.EnfantL.Enfant ProdigueProdigue (Wormser).(Wormser). (Denis Wright). a.m. 5-13 p.m.p.m. Varied programmes.programmes. 6-456-45 p.m. p.m. Concert.Concert. 10-010-0 2-25 Weekly Newsletter p.m.Concert of varied music. Sports Summary, and Announcements.Announcements. 12-30 “" The TableTable under under the the Tree.” Tree." p.m. Concert of varied music. ConcertConcert by Cetra Orchestra, Orchestra. Written by Wilfred Rooke Ley. Music played byby Walford Watford Hyden Hyden Vocal concert, . ^Della ____Della Penna Penna_____ baritone, baritone, BiancaBianca Teseo, Teseo, soprano,soprano, 2-50 Close down. down. and hishis Orchestra.Orchestra. ProducedProduced by by A. A. W. W. Hanson.Hanson. comments byby Elio Sanangelo. 11-50 p.m.p.m. Varied Varied programmes.

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p.m. 5-30 Relay fromfrom Wellington Cinema.Cinema. Monday, 5th October October (By kind kind permission permission of the of Management.) the Management.) DEHH I 6-15 Talk (Marathi):(Marathi) - “Sensible: Sensible Mothers'Mothers* Problems." Problems.'* BBy y DR.D r .MISS M iss MIRABAI M i r a b a i BHATr. B h a t t . p.m. 6-30 Filmusic 9-15 2nd News andand Weather Report Report (Hindustani).(Hindustani). BBy y LAHANUL a h a n u NAGPURE N a g p u r e 9-30 Time Signal. Time Signal. With Sarangi, Harmonium Harmonium and and Tabla. Tabla. 2nd News andand Weather ReportReport (English).(English). 7-15 Shree Bhagwat Geeta Pravachan 9-45 Talk (English)(English) : “- :Teeming Millions."Millions.” No. I. 1. Shree Bhagwat Geeta Pravachan The PacePace ofof increase,increase, reasons reasons of of increaseincrease and and difficulties difficulties By PANDITPandit LAXMANRAOLaxmanrao Oghale. OGHALE. of the future. 7-30 Light Classical Music Music VUD 340.13 metres, 882 kc/s. kc/s. By DR.Dr. AHMAD Ahmad Mukhtar,MUKHTAR, Professor Professor of of HistoryHistory and BBy y VATSALABAIV a t s a l a b a i KUMTEKAR K u m t e k a r Economics, University of Bombay. With Sarangi, Harmonium Harmonium and and Tabla. Tabla. 8-30CommercialCom mercial News and News News in in Hindi. Hindi. TRANSMISSION I. (Relayed from from Bombay.) Bombay.) a.m. 10-0 f A Symphony Concert.Concert. 9-0 "“ SangitSangit Raja.”Raja." a-o8-0 Time Signal. Signal. By His Excellency the Viceroy'sViceroy s Orchestra.Orchestra. A Musical sketchsketch in Gujerati. (By kind permission of His Excellency the Marquess of Written and directed by L. H. G helani , starring Natt ByBy AIRAIR ARTISTS. Artists. (A Chorus.) (By kind permission of His Excellency the Marquess of Written and directed by L. H. CHELANI, starting Linlithgow.) SHMABAI, MACANLAL,MAGANI.AL, lat LAT saheb SAHEB and and others. others. 8-10 AIRAIR Orchestra.Orchestra. Bibhas. Assisted byby 9-30 Talk (Engl(English): ish) : - Some Some Recent Development in 8-20 A. A. Khan.Khan. KhayalKhayal Bhairon. Bhairon. Mrs.MRS. HUGHHugh CROSTHWAITE Crosthwaite - - Soprano.Soprano.violin. Science.”Science." “" Tu mere mere data".data” . HubertHUBERT A. A. MADGEMadge - - Violin. By DR.Dr. NAZIR Nazir AHMED.Ahmed. 8-30 A. Husain. Thumri Jonpuri. Jonpuri. and 9-45 News in English. " Mataki mori”mori". . MMEMBERSe m b e r s oOF f LLOCALo c a l MMILITARYi l i t a r y BBANDS,a n d s , MENDOZA'S M e n d o z a ’ s BAND, B a n d , 10-0 A Farewell ConcertConcert AND WELL-KNOWN AMATEURS.AMATEURS. 8-408-90Sarangi and and Qanun. Qanun. SB By JOSEPHJoseph NEUMANNNeumann ANDand HIShis HUNGARIANHungarian Orchestra. ORCHESTRA. Overture - " “ The T h eBarber Barber ofof Seville Seville ” " Rossini. By SABIRISabiri andAND M MALANG. alang. ORCHESTRAS. Three Dances Waltz -- - Princess Bess"Bess" - Mena Silas. 8-45 Story (Hindustani) “ Stones : from Indian History.’ fromfrom -- -- " Prince Prince lgonIgon” " - Borodin. JOSEPH NEUMANN. (Violin( Violinsolo). solo). Story (Hindustani) :- Stories from History." "Violin" Violin Concerto in in E Minor.” No. 5. Lord Clive. MRS. HUGH CROSTHWAITE. CROSTHWAITE. No. 5.Lord Clive. Operatic AriaAria - “" Ombra Ornbra LeggieraLeggiera ” ' (1st(lot part) -- - - Mendelssohn. BBy y DR.D r . AZHAR A z h a r A l i . from ‘‘Dinorah"Dinorah ” -- Meyerbeer. ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRAS. ‘ From Schubert'sSchubert’s Sketch Book ”" -- Urbach. 9-09-0 Irshad Ali ofof Muradabad. New World Symphony - - - DDvorak. vorak• "Old‘ Old Favourites."Favourites.” (By(By request). request). Arr. Neumann. “" HalHal kia unse unse bar bar bar bar kahen kahen HUBERT MADGE. Folk SongsSongs andand Czardas— Czardas-Russian Russian and and Hungarian. Hungarian. 11-0 Na sunengesunenge wohwoh hamham hazar hazar kahen” kahen". . (Hasrat). Concerto for Violin and Orchestra Orchestra inin 11-0 Close down. down. E Minor - - - Mendelsohn.Mendelssohn. 9-10H. Husain. Dadra. MRS. HUGH HUGH CROSTHWAITF. CROSTHWAITE. “ Jan-i-man nainan lagae kiya jan ke.” Aria -- -- " Porgi L’AmourLAmour ”" -- MMozart. ozart. Jan-i-man nainan lagae kiya jan ke.- (The MarriageMarriage ofof Figaro).Figaro). 9-209-20 Bhajan. (A(A Chorus). Chorus). " The SandsSands of Dee.”Dee." Clay. ORCHESTRAS. CALC U TTA ” Rok dagar murli murli man man Mohan Mohan gher gher lai laisab nan.sab nari.- Overture "" The Marriage ofof 9-309.30 GhulamGhulam Sabir. SitarSitar-Bhairvin.—Bhairvin. Figaro *'" - - MMozart. ozart. 11.0 Close down. 9-40 Irshad Ali. Close down. " Na hogi shifa charagar charagar dekh dekh lena lena *Relayed*Relayed from ourour SimlaSimla Studio. Studio. Na jaegajaega dard-i-jigar dard-i-jigar dekh dekh lena.” lena." (Hasrat). t Relayed from Davico's Davico's Ballroom, Ballroom, Simla. Simla. 9-50 AIR Orchestra. MadhMadh Mad. Mad. 10-0 Close down. down. VUC 370.4 metres,metres, 810810 kc/s.kc s. 49.1049.10 metres,metres, 6,109 kc/s.kc/s. TRANSMISSION II. P.m.p.m. p.m. 12-30 Time Signal. Signal. 12-36 Time Signal. Signal. Indian Recorded Music. SB * Musical Selections Selections fromfrom the the Studio. ANGURANGER BALA BALA TThumri. h umri. 1-0 Talk (English)(English) : “:- StockholmStockholm and its Environments." Environments/’ K.IC. C. DAY Bhajan.Bhajan. SB By FROKEN Froken ASTRID Astrid QUAM. Quam. JANKIJANKI BAI Dadra. YUSUFF AFANDI GGhazal. hazal. 1-201-2.0 * LatestLatest DanceDance Music.Music. KANAN BALA Geet.Gee?. SB ZAMIRUDDIN Thumri. ZOHRA JAN Ghazal.G hazal. VUB 350.9 metres, 855 kc/s. kc/s. 31.36 metres,metres, 9565 kc/s.kc/s. Calcutta Weather Weather Bulletin Bulletin for for Oceancraft Oceancraft and and Rivercraft. Rivercraft. FIDA HUSAINHUSAIN Qawwali. 1-36 a.m. 1-36 TalkTalk : : 44 RomanceRomance of of Geography—Foot-prints Geography-Foot-prints in in the the COHARGOHAR BAI Ghazal. a.m. Polar Region.”Region." 1NAYATINAYAT HUSAIN - - Sitar. 11-30 A A SelectionSelection ofof Indian Music. BBy y NRIPENN r ip e n CHATTERJEE. C h a t t e r j e e . 1-30 Close down. down. VASANT KUMAR. “" KrishnaKrishna Kanayya.”Kanavva." A Broadcast Broadcast for for School School Students.Students. “ Prem May AyeAye Bina.”Bina." 2-6 ** Musical Musical Selections.Selections. TRANSMISSION III.HI. SALAMATBAI.SALAMATBAI. “"Chali Chali Jari Badariya.”Badariva." 2-36 Talk (Bengali):(Bengali): ‘‘"Sri Sri Krishna Krishna onon the wayway toto Mathura.’* Mathura." 5-30 TimeTime Signal. Signal. **" Sakhi RiRi Maine.”Maine." ByBY AMULYA Amulya KRISHNA Krishna BHATTACHARYA. Bhattacharya. AIR Orchestra.Orchestra. PPurbi. urbi. ABDUSHUKUR. “" Allahu."Allahu.” f 3-6 Time Signal. Signal.Close Close down. down. 5-40 Irshad Ali.Ali. ” Arabwale Balma.' Balma." 5-6 Time Signal. R. H. KAPOOR KAPOOR A.A. KAREEM KAREEM ANDAND PARTY. PARTY. Time Signal. 44- Jan se tang hamaiahamata dil-i-diwana dil-i-diwana hai hai “ Goleden Jubilee Mubarik.”Mubarik." Talk (Bengali)(Bengali) : - “: StoriesStories from from Village Village Life.”Life." Zindagi kahoekahoe ko ko hai hai maut maut ka kaafsana afsana hai.” hai.-(Jigar). "“ Jam Jam Jiyenge.”Jiyenge." By DAD a THAKUR. T h a k u r . COLUMBIA URDUURDU COMIC PARTY. PARTY. 5-50 Master Jiwan.Jiwan. ClarionetClarionet-Marwa.—Marwa. "“ PathanPathan Ka Ka Danda.” Danda." Comic. 5-36 FolkFolk Song Song with with Dotara Dotara By NIBARANBy Nibaran CHAKRAVARTY. Chakravarty. "Be" Be TicketTicket Hijada."Hijada.” 5.515-51 Bhatiali Song Song By ASHALATABy Ashalata ROY. Roy. 5-555-55 Malang Khan. Khan. KhayalKhayal Purba. Purba. KAMLAKAMLA AND PARTY. 6-6 Tagore’s Song By A nil Bagchi. 6-5 H.H. Husain.Husain. Dadra. "* Vahali Vacation. Vacation." Tagore's Song By ANIL BAGCHI. “" PrithinaPrithina Path.”Path." 6-21 “ Equal Rights.” (A Melodrama). 44 Man harwaharwa marori marori mori mori bayyan” bayyan". . COLUMBIA DRAMATICDRAMATIC PARTY.PARTY. " Equal Rights."(A Melodrama). “ Gujerati Drama DayasagarDayasagar Written and and Produced Produced by byNANI Nani DAS Das GUPTA,Gupta, featuringfeaturing 6-15 Ghulam Sabir. Sabir. SarangiSarangi-Puriya.—Puriya. p.m. BIJALI DAS DAS GUPTA. GUPTA. JYOTSNA DAS DAS GUPTA. GUPTA. 6-20 1st1st NewsNews andand Weather Weather Report Report (Hindustani). 1-0 Available Market Market Rates. Rates. BASANTI DAS GUPTA. GUPTA. LILY DAS DAS GUPTA. GUPTA. 6-30 1st1st NewsNews andand Weather Weather Report Report (English). Lunch Hour Selections. MANJULA DAS DAS GUPTA. GUPTA. NANI DAS DAS GUPTA. GUPTA. (Parlaphone Records). Records). SANHYA DAS DAS GUPTA. GUPTA. MANI DAS DAS GLPTA. GUPTA. 6-40 AIRAIR Orchestra. Orchestra. NatNat Chhaya. Chhaya. THETHE GRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. INDU DAS DAS GUPTA. GUPTA. AJITAJIT CHATTERJEE. CHATTERJEE. Overture “" TheT h e OperaOpera Ball.”Ball." CHARAN TAGORE. TAGORE. 6-50 IrshadIrshad Ali. Ali. Ghazal Behag. Behag. RAQUEL MELLER. “ Aya na na ras ras nala-i-dil nala-i-dil ka asarka asarmujhe mujhe “" La Violetera.”Violetera." 7-1 A Musical Entertainment. Entertainment. Ab turn tum mile tokuchh tokuchh nahinnahin apni apni khabar khabar mujhe.” mujhe." (Jigar). “" El Relicario.Relicario.” By the members of of New New Theatres Theatres Ltd. Ltd. THE GRANDGRAND SYMPHONYSYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. 7-0 AfzalAfzal Husain. Husain. Thumri Desh. Desh. “ In a ChineseChinese TempleTemple Garden."Garden." Relayed from from the the Tollygunge Tollygunee Studio.Studio. 44 Kare kahun main main apne apne jiya jiya ki kisakhhire” sakhhire". . "By"B y thethe BlueBlue HawaiianHawaiian Waters.” Waters." (By kind kind permission permission of the of Management). the Management). RAQUEL MELLER. 7-10 Qawwali.Qawwali. ByBy AIR AIR ARTISTS.A r t i s t s . " Lagarteranas.Lagarteranas." ’ 8-18.1 Talk (Bengali):(Bengali) - “: TheThe NewNew Indian Indian Constitution."Constitution.” ”" Rafaelito."Rafaelito. BBy y PROF. P r o f . J.J. C. C. SINHA. S in h a . 7-30 “" ForFor VillagersVillagers Only”Only". . ORCHESTRA MASCOTT. (Delhi Market RatesRates at at 8 8p.m.) p.m.) Waltz. ”" Blossom Dreams.”Dreams." - 8-21 Clarionet Solo Solo By BN. y N. MAZUMDAR. N. M a z u m d a r . “" Spring in Japan."Japan.” 8-41 Commercial News and Weather Report (In Bengali). 8-30 Talk ((Hindustani):Hindustani) : “ Books of thethe Month.”Month.- LILIAN HARVEY. HARVEY. Commercial News and Weather Report (In Bengali). No.2 Urdu. Urdu. Waltz song song “ " To-dayTo -day 1 Iam am happy.” happy." SB Fantasy from from film film “ " Black Black Roses.” Roses. By MIRZAM irza MOHAMMADMohammad Said. SAID. GEORGE BOULANGER BOULANGER AND AND HIS ORCHESTRA. 8-46 News in Bengali. 8-45 * PaharPahar kiki Shadi.Shadi. “" Hungarian March March Potpourri.” Potpourri." SB An Opera inin SimlaSimla Hill Hill Dialect. Dialect. 2-02.0 Close down. down. * GramophoneGramophone records.records.

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p.m.Pm. a.m. 9-19.1 Commercial News News and and Weather Report Report (In English). English). 12.3012-30 " “ Empire Exchange."Exchange.” * SB Monday, 5th5th October October Points of view view on on Imperial Imperial affairsaffairs given given by by travellerstravellers from from the the 9-6 TimeTime Signal. Signal. Dominions and the Colonies. SB News in English. 12-45 Variety.f 9.219-21 Talk (English):(English) " “: The Invisible Universe.”Universe." p.m. 1.01-0 A Recital. SB By SyedSYED MEHDI Mehdi IMAM. Imam. 1-16 “" DownDown toto the Sea in in Ships Ships : :Sea Sea Harvests Harvests (11).” (11)." * By David Wise (Violin), JamesJames Whitehead Whitehead (Violoncello), (Violoncello), Ernest Ernest Lush Lush (Harpsichord), and SophieSophie WyssWyss (Soprano).(Soprano). 9-36 AA Studio Programme byby Taylor’sTaylor's GramophoneGramophone Wynn Thomas. SB Saloon. Greenwich Time Time Signal Signalat 1-30 1-30 at p.m.p.m. 1-30 The BBC DanceDance Orchestra.Orchestra. Directed by Henry Henry Hall.Hall. (“H.M.V." H.M.V." Recording). Recording). 1-36 Dance Music.f Music.f 2-0 Pianoforte Recital.Recital. ALFREDO CAMPOLI'S CAMPOLl's ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. 1-45 Light Programme.* “ Teddy Bears Picnic."Picnic... By Geza Frid.Frid. “ Mouse inin the Clock."Clock." 2-25 The The News News andand Announcements. 2-30 The The News News and and Announcements. PETER DAWSON. “ Load thethe CoveredCovered Wagon.” Wagon." 2-45 Close down.down. 2-50 A A Short Short Recital.Recital. " RollingRolling Along.”Along." By William Biggs (Tenor). BOSTON ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. "- Intermezzo.Intermezzo.” TRANSMISSION 2. 2. 3-5 Harold Ramsey, at at the the Organ Organ of of the the Regal Regal Cinema. Cinema. ** Song o of f India.”India." Kingston-on-Thames.Kingston -on -Thames. paulPAUL WHITEMAN'Swhiteman ’s ORCHESTRAorchestra WITHwith PAULpaul ROBESON. robeson . GSH 21.47 Mc/s Mc ,'s (13.97 (13.97 m.) m.) GSGGSG 17.79 Mc/s Mcis (16.86 (16.86 m.) m.) '* ShowShow Boat.”Boat.- Vocal Gems.Gems. Greenwich Time Time Signal Signalat 3-30 at a.m.a.m. “- 01’or Man River.”River." p.m. 3.303-30 Chamber Chamber Music.Music. STEW PLETCHER'S PLETCHFR'S ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. The Brosa String Quartet. " Y o u .” 4-30 Big Ben. " “ Cobwebs."* Cobwebs.” * The Brosa String Quartet. “" You never lookedlooked soso Beautiful.” Beautiful.- A sentimental sentimental interlude,interlude, withwith JackJack ClarkeClarke and and his his Quintet. Quintet. Billie Billie 4-154.15 Close down. down. MAREK WEBERS WEBER’S ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. Baker, andand PatrickPatrick Waddington.Waddington. MusicalMusical arrangements arrangements by Jack)by Jack) - MyM y Lips Lips areare made for for Kissing. Kissing." Clarke. *" Stay with with meme for for ever.”ever." *Electrical Electrical recording.recording. tt Gramophone Gramophone records.records. FRANCES DAY. 5-2 " “ Empire Exchange."Exchange.” ” I’mI'm a FoolFool for for LovingLoving You.”You." Points ofof viewview onon Imperial affairsaffairs given given by by travellers travellers from from the the "” YouYou have have thatthat extraextra something.” something.- Dominion and the Colonies. REGINALD FOORT. FOORT. (Organ.)(Organ ) GERMANY (Berlin) (Berlin) ”"Medley Medley of of Daly Daly's s Favourites...Favourites.” 5-17 An Act of an Opera.fOpera.{' DJA 31.38, 31.38, DJQ DJQ 19.63, 19.63, DJN DJN 31.45, 31.45, DJE DJE 16.89. 16.89. 10-36 Time Signal. Signal.Close Close down. down. 5-45 Haydn Haydn Heard andand his his Band. Band. 10-40 a.m. From the the West West End End Cinema, Cinema, Birmingham. Birmingham. Waltz,Waltz, Brook Brook Trout Trout 10-40 a.m. EntertainmentEntertainment Hour.Hour. 11-4511-45 a.m. a.m. Entertain­Entertain- (Krai).(Kral). ArgentineArgentine TapK

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P.mp.m. 7-307-30 Talk (English):(English) :"Cooking“Cooking without without Tears." Tears.” Tuesday, 6th October Afternoon Tea Ideas Ideas ; ; Attractive Attractive CakesCakes By HILDAH ilda FLANDERS. Flanders. p.m. 8.08-0 An Orchestral ConcertConcert 6-50A. A. Khan. By MENDOZA M endoza AND and HIS his BAND. Band. 44 Sine ka ka zakhmzakhm ah ah ki kisakhti sakhti se sechhil chhil gaga gaya SinfoniaSinfonia - - - Vespri Vespri SicilianiSiciliani ’ - G.Ci. Verdi. Verdi. Valse - - - Les Les SirenesSirenes ”" - Walteidel.Walteufel. Achha hua maze maza to to mahabat mahabat ka kamil mil gays. gaya.” Rumba. (Akbar(Akbar Allahabadi.)Allahabadi.) GrotesqueGrotesque - - " Bombolo Bombolo "’ - - Marcher.Mascher. 7-0 Jugli Bai. Khayal Thumri. Thumri. Fantasia - - - " Lucia Lucia ^ di di Hamer Hamer- - moor"moor - - Donizetti. 7-20Malang Khan.Khan. Sita,,Sitar, Khhambavati.Khhambavati. 8-308-30 Commercial News News and and News News inin Hindi.Hindi. 7-30 "“ For For Villagers Villagers Only." Only.” VUD 340.13340.13 metres, 882 kc/s.kc/s. 9-09-0 The Orchestral Concert Concert (contd.). (contd.). (Delhi MarketMarket Rates at at 88 p.m.) p.m.) Selections on twotwo PianosPianos Mermen Manoell and and Polycarp. Polycarp. 8-30Interview (Hindustani):(Hind ustani) : "The“ The Workers Workers of of India India”. ". Paso doble - - -- " “Spagnolo Spagnolo " ” - - - Tariara.Tartara. TRANSM.SSIONTRANSM SSION I I Selection - " Desert Song " - Romberg. No. 6.6 . The T he Villager. Villager. Selection - - Desert Song ” - a.m. Intermezzo - " Scherzo-Serenata - *' Scherzo-Serenata "- ” - Rosetta. BYB y DR.Dr. K.K. M. M. ASHRAF. A s h r a f. March - - - " *' FameFame and GloryGlory" " - Matt. 8-0 Time Signal. Shrimad BhagwadBhagwad Geeta. Geeta. 8-45 A.A. A.A. Khan. Classical Music. 9-309-30 TalkTalk (English): (English) " : Geology-Principles “ Geology—Principles and and Methods M e t h o d s . (With rendering in Hindi.) 9-15 2nd NewsNews andand Weather Weather ReportReport (Hindustani.)(Hindustani.) By RUDOLFRudolf von VON Leyden, LEYDEN, D.C., D.C., (Germany). (Germany). 8-15Bhajan. 9-30 Time Signal. 9-45 NewsNews in English.English. BYB y AIR ARTIST. Artist. (A Chorus.) Chorus.) 2nd NewsNews andand Weather Weather ReportReport (English.) 10-010-0 Light Classical MusicMusic By MENAKAMENAKA of of Belgaum.Belgaum. 8-25 A. A. Khan. KhayalKhayal Deshkar, Deshkar, Thumri Thumri Kalangra. Kalangra. 9-45Debate (English.)(English.) : " “ WhetherWhether EnglishEnglish should be be the the With Sarangi, Harmonium Harmonium andand Tabla. Tabla. 8-45 Talk :: (Hindustani). (Hindustani ). : " “ Foundation Foundation of of Indian Indian Music." Music.’ medium of instruction. No. 6. ByBy S.S. S. S .NIAZI. Niazi. Yes. FFREDK. r e d k . E. JAMES,James, M.A., m.a., O.B.E.o.b.e. 11-0 Close down. down. No.N o . DR. D r . ZAKIR Z a k ir HUSSAIN. H u ssa in . 9-0 AIR Orchestra.Orchestra. RamRam Kali.Kali. No. 6 in the series,series, "“ Unwillingly Unwillingly to to School." School.” 9-10 Jugli Bai.Bai. Thumri Dadra. A. A. Khan. 9-30 A. A. Khan. 111-010-0 The AllAll-India -India Music Conference Conference CAC A LLCU C U TTAT T A “ TundTund mai mai our aur aise aise kamsin kamsin ke ke liye liye SaqiyaSarliva halki si la in in ke ke li>e.” (AmirAmir ( Minai.) RELAYEDR ela y ed fFROM r o m AJMERE. A jm e r e . 9-40 JugliJugli Bai.Bai. TasadduqTASADDUQ Husain,HLSAIN, MASTER Master VASANT, Vasant, MISS Miss SHANTA Shanta "“ Laya Laya hai hai dil dil par par kaisi kaisi kharahi kharabi AAMLADI m la d i and and others others are are expectedexpected to to take part. part. Ae yar tera husn-i-sharabi." husn-i-sharabi.” (HasratHasrat ( Mohani.) 9-50 A. A. Khan. 11-30 Close down. "“ Lutf Lutf ki ki un un se se iltija iltija na na karan karan Ham ne aisaaisa kabhi kabhi kiya kiya na na karen." karen.” (NasratNasrat ( Mohani.)Mohani.) 10-0 Close down. VUC 370.4370.4 metres,metres, 810810 kc/s.kc/s. 49.10 49.10 metres,metres, 6,1096,109 kc/s.

TRANSMISSION II p.m. BOMBAY 12-36 Time Signal. p.m. SB *Musical^Musical SelectionsSelections from from thethe Studio.Studio. 12-30 Time Signal. Indian RecordedRecorded Music.Music. 12-51Robert Pikler and and his his Hungarian Hungarian Orchestra. Orchestra. AKHTARIAKIi I ARI FAIZABADI - Thumri.Thumri. SBMusical Selections. MUKHTAR BEGUM - Ghazal.Ghazal. Relayed from “" Firpo's"Firpo's" Restaurant. Restaurant. JADDANJADDAN BAI Khayal. (By kind kind permissionpermission oof f thethe Management).Management). khurshidKHURSHID BAIbai - Thumri.Thumri. SHAMSHAD BAI - Ghazal.Ghazal. Calcutta WeatherWeather BulletinBulletin for for Oceancraft Oceancraft and and Rivercraft. Rivercraft. Ghazal. mahboobMAHBOOB JAN ------Ghazal. 1-36Talk (Bengali):" Ashwamedh by Sree Ram Chandra." LAXAMILAXAMI BAI - Thumri.Thumri. VUB 350.9 metres,metres, 855855 kc/s. kc/s. Talk (Bengali) : “ Ashwamedh by Sree Ram Chandra. USHA RANI ----- Ghazal.Ghazal. By LOURGour MOHANMohan MUKHERJEE. Mukherjee. KANANKAN AN BALA ------Geet.Geet. KAMLA JHARIA - Ghazal.Ghazal. a.m. 2-6 *Musical Selections. 11-30 Gazals and and Quwalis Quwalis 1401-30 Time Signal. 2-36Talk (Bengali):(Bengali) : “" WomenWomsn of Antiquity.”Antiquity." By SHAIKHLALShaikhlal SHAIKHShaikh HUSSEIN. Hussein. “" BrightBright Hours."Hours.” ByB y BISHNUB ish n u SARMA. S a r m a . noon. (A Recorded Programme.) Close down. (A Recorded Programme.) 12-0 Light Music 3-6 Time Signal. Close down. THE BOHEMIANS -- - (Columbia DB-1208).DB-I208). THE BOHEMIANS By MATHUBA!M athubai ISLAMPURKAR. Islampurkar. “The The Dollar Dollar Princess Princess Waltz." Waltz.” 5-6 Time Signal. With Sarangi, HarmoniumHarmonium andand Tabla. Tabla. “" Moonlight Moonlight on on the the Alster."Alster.” Stories from from Mahabharata Mahabharata " “Mousal, Mousal, arid and Swargarohan Swargarohan INTERNATIONALINTERNATIONAL ACCORDION ACCORDION BAND. (With(With vocal refrain). p.m. (Regal(Regal T-6147).T-6147). p.m. Parva.”Parva." “"The The Gay Gay Nineties." Nineties." 1.01-0 Available Market Rates.Rates. BBy y MEJDIDI.M e jd id i . - - - (DB-907). J. H.H. SQUIRE SQUIRE CELESTE CELESTE OCTETOCTET - - - (DB-907). A Selection of Brunswick and DeccaDecca Records.Records. "44 Chandrahash."Chandrahash.” Presented Presented by by BYOM Byom KALI Kali BALIKA Balika " Spring SongSong" " Mendelssohn.Mendelsohn. JIMMY DORSEY DORSEYtAND AND HIS HIS ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. SSANCHA. a n g h a . MARRIOTT EDGAR ------JC-2707).(C-2707). Foxtrot "You" You never never lookedlooked soso beautiful...beautiful. “" With With her her head head tucked tucked underneath underneath her her arm." arm." Foxtrot 4' You." A play by Children. “" The The Lion Lion and and Albert:.Albert." Foxtrot " You.” JESSIEIESSIE MATHEWS.MATHEWS. Written and and Produced Produced by MAKHAN by Makhan LAL Lal MUKHERJEE. Mukherjee. DEBROY SOMER’SSOMER'S BAND - - - - (DX (DX-220). -220). ". It’sIts lovelove again." IrvingIrving Berlin Berlin Waltz Waltz Songs Songs (Medley). (Medley). “" Ton's Ton’s inin Town."Town." 6-36 Music Training for for Beginners Beginners by by P. P.K. K.MULLICK. M u l l i c k . BAND OF H. M. M. COLDSTREAM COLDSTREAM GUARDSGUARDS -- (H.M.V.(H.M.V. C-1703).C-1703). *'" II nearlynearly letlet mymy lovelove go."go. Modern Bengali Songs Songs " The Geisha."Geisha:. " Got to dance my way to heaven... “" The The Belle Belle ofof NewNew York." " Got to dance my way to heaven. HENRY KING ANDAND HISHIS ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. 7-6 By DHIRENDRAdhirendra CHANDRA chandra ADHIKARY. adhikary. LIGHT OPERAOPERA COMPANY ------(C-1450).(C-1450). Foxtrot “" or01’ manman river."river." Vocal Gems from from “" LilacLilac Time...Time. Foxtrot " MakeMake believe."believe." 7-21 By RABINDRARABINDRA MOHAN MOHAN BOSE. BOSE. DEBROY SOMER’SSOMERS BAND - -- (Columbia(Columbia DXDX-318). -318). GRACE MOORE. (A Fablein Musical " BalladsBallads wewe love."love." " WhatWhat shallshall remain."remain.” 7-36 “"The The Call Call of of the the Earth." Earth.” (A Fable in Musical ”" The The End End Begins." Begins.”^ Duologue). Close down. 2-30 " StarsStars inin mymy Eyes."Eyes.” Written by by DEBABRATA Debabrata BOSE. Bose. ”" Learn Learn how how to to lose." lose.” THE MILLSMILLS BROTHERS BROTHERS Vocal Vocal Quartet. Quartet. Produced by by SURA Sura NATH Nath MAZUMDAR. Mazumdar. TRANSMISSION III “" RhythmRhythm savedsaved the world."world." Artistes : : * Shoe shine boy. BHAWANI DAS. Time Signal.Signal. TEDTED FIO RITO ANDAND HISHIS ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. 5-30 FoxtrotFoxtrot “" I I dontdont have have toto dream."dream.’ RADHARANY. AIRAIR Orchestra.Orchestra. Basant.Basant. FoxtrotFoxtrot " ” You You gotta gotta know know how how to to dance... dance.’ Supported by the Jantri Sangha.Sangha. Khayal Gauri. 5-40 MalangMalang Khan.Khan. Khayal Gauri. 2-0 Relay from the Rotary Club.Club. (If (// any). 8-68.6 Talk (Bengali):(Bengali) :" “Economics Economics in in everyday everyday life-Money life— Money through the Ages." 5-50 JugliJugli Bai. Thumri Pilu.Pau. 2-30 Close down. through the Ages.” AccompaniedAccompanied by by Sitar, Sitar, Sarangi Sarangi and Tabla. Tabla. BBy y A.A. KK. . Suit. S u r . 6-0 A.A. A. Khan.Khan. Thumri PuriaPuria Dhansari. 6-0 Relay from Capitol Cinema.Cinema. 8-218-21 Selected Bengali Bengali Songs Songs By KRISHNABy Krishna CHANDRA Chandra DEY. Dey. (By kind kind permissionpermission of of thethe Management.)Management.) 6-10 JugliJugli Bai. “" Nargis-i-Mastana."Nargis-i-Mastana.” 8-41 Commercial NewsNews andand WeatherWeather Report Report (In(In Bengali). Bengali). ” Apna hi hi sa sa aiai nargis-i-mastana nargis-i-mastana bana bana de de 6-30 “" ItIt waswas inin thethe Papers."Papers.” SB (A BBC RecordedRecorded Programme).Programme). Main jab tujhe janun mujhe mujhe diwanadiwana bana bana de." de.” (Jigar.)(figar.) 8-46News in Bengali. ByBy JOHNJohn WATTW att ANDand HENRIKHenrik EGE.Ege. 8-46 News in Bengali. 1st News and Weather Report (Hindustani.) (Hindustani.) 6-20 1st News and Weather Report Music byby HARRY H arry S.S. PEPPER. Pepper. SB 6-30 1st News and Weather Weather ReportReport (English.) (This interesting interesting recordedrecorded programme programme was was last last broadcast broadcast 9-1 Commercial News News and and Weather Weather Report Report (In(In English). English). 6-40 AIRAIR Orchestra. AimanAiman Kalian. Kalian. on the 66thth June 19361936 and and wewe repeat repeat itit to-dayto -day by by request) SB AllAll TimesTimes are are given given in in Indian Indian Standard Standard Time. Time. 964964 The Indian Indian Listener Listener September 22, 1936 1936

p.m. p.m. 9-6 Time Signal. 11-50 “" Foreign Affairs."*Affairs.”* SB News inin English. Tuesday, 6th 6th October October By Sir Frederick Whyte,Whyte, K.C.S.I.,K.C.S.I., LL.D.

9-219-21 TalkTalk ((English)English) : : “ TravellingTravelling Theatricals.”Theatricals." a.m. SBSB ByBy L. L. G. G. E. E. CLARKE. C la r k e . 12-5 ReginaldReginald Foort Foort atat the Organ of the the Paramount Paramount No. 1I in the series, **- Busking throughthrough India.”India." p.m. Theatre 5-2 TheThe BBC BBC Northern Northern Ireland Ireland Orchestra.Orchestra. Tottenham Court Road,Road, London. London. 9-36 JackJack Holmes Holmes and and his his Orchestra. Orchestra. Leader, Philip WhitewayWhiteway ;; conductor, E. GodfreyGodfrey Brown.Brown. Overture Overture 12-30 A A ProgrammeProgramme of of Naval Naval Marches. Marches. SB WithWith H. CCourrs. o u t t s . Tenor.Tenor. in D D minor minor (Handel, (Handel, orch. orch. Elgar). Largo Largo in in GG (Handel, (Handel, orch. orch. Selected and and compered compered by by Walter Walter Wood. Wood. The B.B.C. Military Band Band ; ; 10-36 Helmesberger).Helrnesberger). Serenade (Fidler). Berceuse dede JocelynJocelyn (Godard). 10-36 Time Signal. Close Close down. down. Capriccio espagnol espagnol (Rimsky-Korsakov). (Rimsky-Korsakov). conducted, B.B. WaltonWalton O’Donnell.O'Donnell. 6-0 TheThe AmingtonAmington Band. 1-0 A Concert From the Midland Hotel, Manchester.The Choir of the Gentlemen's Conductor, Roland Davis. Samuel Saul (Baritone). (Baritone). Band Band : : From the Midland Hotel, Manchester. The Choir of the Gentlemen's Glee Club, Club, Manchester Manchester (established (established in in 1830). Music Music Director, Director, March, Punchinello (Rimmer),(Rimmer), OnOn the Track (solo (solo xylophone, Robert W. Baker. W. Oakes) (Simpson, (Simpson, arr. Davis).Davis). Samuel Samuel Saul : Youth Youth (Allitsen), (Allitsen), Robert W. Baker. Accompanist, Harry Moores.Moores. The Devout Devout Lover Lover (White). (White). Band :: Selection, Norma (Bellini), (Bellini), 1-40 " “ Standing Standing on on a a Corner."* Corner.”* Paraphernalia (solo trombone, T. Bainbridge)Bainbridge) (Davis). (Davis). Book and lyrics by CharlesCharles Hayes.Hayes. Music Music arranged arranged and and composed composed by by Greenwich Time SignalSignal atat 6-30 p.m.p.m. George Barker. The castcast supported byby thethe B.B.C.B.B.C. Revue Revue ChorusChorus and and thethe B.B.C. B.B.C. Empire Empire Orchestra Orchestra (leader, (leader, Daniel Daniel Melsa). Melsa), under under the the 6-30 The The NewsNews and Announcements. direction of Clifton Helliwell. Production byby William MacLurg. 6-50 VarietyVariety.± .f 2-30 The The News News andand Announcements.Announcements. 7-15 Close down. 2-50 ScienceScience Talk.Talk. TRANSMISSION 3. 3.103-10 The BBC Orchestra. ((SectionSection C), conductedconducted by Julius Harrison. Edward Edvvard ReachReach (Tenor).(Tenor). GSH 21.47 Mc/sMe/s (13.97 m.),m.). GSG GSG 17.79 17.79 Mc/sMc/s (16.86 (16.86 m.) ..) TRANSMISSION 5. Orchestra :: Symphony No. 102 102 in B flatflat :: (I) LargoLargo—Allegro -Allegro vivace vivace GSF 15.14 Mc/s Mc's (19. 8282 m.)m.( (2)(2) AdagioAdagio (3) MinuetMinuet and TrioTrio (4)(4) FinaleFinale : Presto Presto (Haydn). Edward Edward GSP 15.31 Mc/s Mc:, (19.60 m.), m.), GSDGSD 11.7511.75 Mc/s Mcis (25.53 (25.53 m.)f rn.). p.m. Reach and Orchestra Orchestra : : II II mio mio tesoro tesoro (Don (Don Giovanni) Giovanni) (Mozart). (Mozart). GSC 9.58 Mc/s Mc's (31.32 m.).m.). Orchestra :: Suite. Suite, La La PisanellaPisanella :: (I) (I) Sir Sir Huguet Huguet (2) (2) The The Quay Quay of of a.m. 7-30 Big Big Ben.Ben. " “ Foreign Foreign Affairs." Affairs.” the Harbour Harbour of of Famagousta Famagousta (3) (3) At At the the Castle Castle of of the the Queen Queen without without 4-30 Big Ben. “" StandingStanding onon aa Corner." Corner.” By Sir Frederick Whyte, K.C.S. K.C.S.I., I., LL.D. Mercy (4)(4) TheThe DanceDance ofof PovertyPoverty andand PerfectPerfect Love (Pizzetti).(Pizzetti). Book and lyrics byby CharlesCharles Hayes.Hayes. Music Music arranged arranged and and composed composed Greenwich TimeTime Signal Signal at 3-30 a.m. by George Barker. The cast supported by the B.B.C.B.B.C. RevueRevue Chorus 7-46 A A Short Recital. and the B.B.C. Empire Empire OrchestraOrchestra (leader,(leader, Daniel Daniel Melsa),Melsa), under under the the By Joshua Joshua R. Glazier Glazier(Violin). (Violin). Rondo Rondo (Mozart, (Mozart,arr. arr.Kreisler). Kreisler). 3-57 “" ForeignForeign Affairs."*Affairs.” * direction of Clifton Helliwell.Helliwell. Production by William MacLurg.MacLurg. Hullamzo Balaton Balaton (Scenes (Scenes de de la la Czardas, Czardas, Op. Op. 33, 33,No. No. 5 (Hubay). 5 (Hubay). By Sir Frederick Whyte,Whyte, K.C.S.I.,K.C.S.I., LL.D.LL.D. 5-225.22 “" Empire Exchange."*Exchange.”* 8.98-0 Geiger and hishis OrchestraOrchestra 4-15 Close down. Points ofof view onon Imperial affairs given by travellers from the Domi-Domi­ From Claridge'sClaridge’s Hotel, London. nions and the Colonies. 8408-30 A A Recital Recital * Electrical recording.recording. t Gramophone Gramophone records. records. 5-37 A A Recital. Of Irish Irish Folk Folk-Songs -Songs from WestWest Kerry. Kerry. Edited and arranged arranged by by By John Goss (Baritone) and Antoni Sala Sala (Violoncello).(Violoncello). Antoni Antoni Sala; Sala; Herbert Hughes. Megan Foster (Soprano). Gabriel Lavelle Lavelle Sonata :: Largo ;; Allegro Allegro ;; Adagio, leadingleading to to Allegro Allegro tempo tempo minuetto minuetto (Baritone). Herbert Hughes at the the Pianoforte.*Pianoforte.* Gabriel Gabriel Lavelle Lavelle : : (|*PrPora»(Porpora, arr.arr. Piatti). Piatti). John John Goss Goss : To To the the Nightingale Nightingale ; ; Her Her She Lived BesideBeside thethe AnnerAnner ;; Taim ii n n-arrears -arrears (sung (sung inin Gaelic). Gaelic). GERMANY (Berlin)(Berlin) Window ; Roses Three Three ; Night Lay so Still ;; InIn Woodland Woodland SolitudeSolitude ;; Megan FosterFoster :: 0 O Father,Father, Father, Father, Build Build me me a a Boat Boat ; ; Bouchaleen Bouchaleen Rose-lipt Maid (Brahms).(Brahms). Antoni SalaSala : Adagio Adagio (Bach,(Bach, arr.arr. Siloti).Siloti), Dhoun. Gabriel Lavelle Lavelle; ; Innisfree ;; The Black Black Ribbon Ribbon Band. Band. DJA 31.38, DJQ 19.63, 19.63, DJN 31.45, DJEDJE 16.89.16.89. Granada (Albeniz, arr. arr. Sala), Sala), La La fileuse fileuse (Dunkler). (Dunkler). Megan Foster Foster :: A YoungYoung Maid Maid Stood Stood in in her her Father's Father’s Garden Garden ; ; Green Grows the Laurel. Gabriel Lavelle Lavelle : : Roisin Roisin DubhDubh (sung(sung inin 10.4010-40 a.m. AA Musical Musical Miscellany. Miscellany. 11-45 a.m.a.m. Musical 6-10 The News andand Announcements. Gaelic);Gaelic) ; Tigaree torum orum.orum. Megan Foster : : The Old Turf FireFire Miscellany (contd.) 12-30 p.m.p.m. NewsNews and and Economic Economic Review Review Greenwich Time Signal Signal atat 6-15 a.m.a.m. Gabriel Lavelle Lavelle :: The BoysBoys of FilemoreFilemore (ballad(ballad of of a adrag drag-hunt). -hunt). in English. English. 12-45 p.m.p.m. ToTo-day -day in in Germany. Germany. Sound Pictures.Pictures. 6-30 Close down. 1-0 p.m. WeWe announce announce the New New Month. Month. 1.451-45 p.m.p.m. AA variety hour - “ Adagio Adagio fears fears ". ” . 3-15 p.m. Little German German Reader. 3-30 p.m. Songs by SchubertSchubert COMING EVENTS 4-30 p.m.p.m. Concert in Light Light Music. Music. 5-30 p.m. News in TRANSMISSION 6.6 . 5-30 p.m.News in English. 5-50 p.m.p.m. Concert of of Light Music (contd.). (contd.). GSF 15.14 Mc/s Mcis (19.82(19.82 m.), m.). GSC 9.58 Mc/sMc/s (31.32 rn.) tn.) 6.45 p.m. a.m. 6-45 p •m. Passacaglia for two pianos by Karl Karl Walter Walter Meyer. Meyer. Harvest Thanksgiving Thanksgiving 7-0 p.m. p.m. Folk Song Singing by thethe HitlerHitler Youth.Youth. 7.157-15 p.m. 7-307.30 Big Ben. " “ Cobwebs."* Cobwebs.”* A little German Reader. A sentimentalsentimental interlude, with JackJack Clarke Clarke and and his his Quintet, Quintet, Billie Billie From Cransley PaiishPat ish Church, Northam:Aonshire Northamptonshire A little German Reader. 7.307-30 p.m. p.m. News and Economic Economic Baker, and Patrick Patrick Waddington. Waddington. (Musical (Musical arrangements arrangements by by Jack lack Review in in English onon DJE, DJQ. DJQ. 7-157-45 p.m.p.m. ToTo-day -day in in Clarke.) Germany. Sound Sound Pictures. Pictures. 8-9 p.m. p.m. Music and Poetry, Poetry, 8-1 " “ Empire Empire Exchange."* Exchange.”* “" Last Last Days Days of of Sail Sail " ” " Born to see, see, and called called to to look." look.” 8-458-15 p.m.p.m. Solo Concert :: Points ofof view view on Imperial affairs affairs given given by by travellers from from the the An imaginary voyage voyage inin aa windwind-jammer -jammer Leo Petroni, Petroni, Violin. Violin. 9-15 p.m.p.m. TheThe Record Record Goblin. Goblin. 9.309-30 Dominions and thethe Colonies.Colonies. p.m. Close down. 8-16 A A Sonata Recital.Recital. By Marjorie Hayward (Violin) andand G.G. O'ConnorO’Connor MortisMon is (Pianoforte) (Pianoforte). The Band of of His His Majesty's Majesty’s Scots Scots Guards Guards Sonata inin G,G, Op.Op. 96 % : Allegro Allegro moderatomoderato ; AdagioAdagio espressivo—scherzoespressivo-scherzo , FRANCE (Radio(Radio Colonial) Colonial) PocoPoco allegretoallegreto (Beethoven). " Cavalcade " Wavelength 19.68 m.m. and/orand/or 25.24 m.m. 8-50 "Down “ Down to to thethe SeaSea inin ShipsShips : : Sea Sea HarvestsHarvests—(11).*’' -(11).*' “ Cavalcade ” 11-30 a.m. Relay from P.T.T. Transmitter. Transmitter. 11-50 a.m.a.m. Wynn Thomas. Noel Coward’sCowaid's tip musical nsical play Market Prices, Rates of Exchange. Exchange. 12 noon. noon. Records. 9-10 The The NewsNews and Announcements.Announcements. 12-10 p.m. Relay from P.T.T. Transmitter. Transmitter. Greenwich Time Signal atat 9-159-15 a.m. “" UnderUnder BigBig BenBen "” 12-25 p.m. p.m. Records. 1-01.0 p.m. Talk on on Events Events in France. France. 9.30 1-15 p.m.Records. 9-30 Close down. Another talk by Howard MarshallMarshall 1-15 p.m. Records. 1-45 p.m. p.m. News in French. 2-15 p.m. p.m. News in English. 2-30 p.m. Close down. 3-25 p.m.p.m. Day’sDay's Programme. 3-30 p.m. Relay from TRANSMISSION 1. 1. Radio-Paris—Concert.Radio -Paris -Concert. 4-30 p.m. p.m. News in English. 4-45 GSD 11.75 11.75 Mc/sMc/s (25.53(25.53 m.), m.), GSB GSB 9.51 9.51 Mc/s Mci's (31.55 (31.55 m.) m.) 9-5 MusicalMusical Interlude.! Interlude.t p.m. Concert-Relayed,Concert -Relayed. (contd.). 5-15 p.m.p.m. News in p.m. 9-10 “" StandingStanding onon a a Corner."* Corner.”* French. 5-45 p.m. p.m. Concert-Relayed,Concert -Relayed. (contd.).(contd.). 6-30 p.m.p.m. Maritime Talk, by Mr. Bretagne. 12-45 BigBig Ben. Ben. A Recital Book and lyrics byby CharlesCharles Hayes.Hayes. Music Music arranged arranged and and composed composed Maritime Talk, by Mr. Bretagne. 6-40 p.m.p.m. Social Topics, Of Beethoven's Beethoven’s Pianoforte Sonatas by Betty Humby. Humby. Sonata in in by George Barker. The castcast supported by thethe B.B.C.B.B.C. RevueRevue ChorusChorus by Mr. Mr. Rives. Rives. 6-50 p.m. p.m. Colonial Market Market Prices, Prices, Rates of of C minor, Op. Op. 1313 (Pathetique) : Grave— -AllegroAllegro di molto molto e e con con and the B.B.C. Empire Orchestra (leader, DanielDaniel Melsa),Mel.), under under the the Exchange. 7-0 p.m. p.m. Theatrical Broadcast. 8-25 p.m. 7brioq'° ;Adagio cantabile ; Rondo, Allegro. Sonata Sonata inin FF sharp, sharp, Op. Op. direction of Clifton Helliwell.Helliwell. Production byby William MacLurg. 78 ;; Adagio cantabilecantabile—Allegro -Allegro ma ma non non troppo troppo ; Allegro; Allegro vivace. vivace. Rates of Exchange Exchange and French French Stock Stock (Rentes). (Rentes). 8-30 p.m. Greenwich Time Time Signal Signal at al 9-30 p.m.p.m. 1-15 “" Empire Exchange."*Exchange.”* Close down. down. 10-0 The News and Announcements. 9-45 p.m. Points of view on Imperial Imperial affairsaffairs given given by travellers travellers from from the the 10-0 The News and Announcements. 9-45 p.m. News in French, Market Prices, Prices, Rates of Ex- E x ­ Dominions andand thethe Colonies.Colonies. 10-20 The The PhilipPhilip WhitewayWhiteway Ensemble.Ensemble. change. 10-30 p.m. ConcertConcert-Relayed. -Relayed. 11-0 p.m. Relay of Radio -Journal of France (French News). Greenwich Time SignalSignal atat 1-30 1-30 p.m. Evening inin the Forest (Quilter).(Quitter). Summer Afternoon (Eric Coates).Coates). Radio-Journal of France (French News). 11-20 p.m.p.m. Judicial 1-30 Musical Interludef Play of the Butterflies (Heykens).(Heykens). Dainty LadyLady (Kenneth(Kenneth Wright). Talk, by by Me. Me. Henri Henri Delmont. Delmont. 114011-30 p.m. ConcertConcert-Relayed. -Relayed. (coned.).(contd.). 12-0 midnight. midnight. News in English. 12-30 a.m. 1-35 10-30 Close down. 1-35 “" Standing on a Corner."*Corner.”* News in in French, Market Market Prices. Prices. 1.01-0 a.m. a.m. Relay :: Lyric, Book and lyrics by Charles Hayes. Book and lyrics by Charles Hayes. Music arrangedarranged and and composed composed Federal Broadcast. Broadcast. Close down. by George Barker. Barker. The The cast cast supportedsupported byby thethe B.B.C.B.B.C. RevueRevue ChorusChorus TRANSMISSION 4. 4. 3-30 a.m. Close down. and the B.B.C.B.B,C. Empire OrchestraOrchestra (leader, Daniel Melsa), Melsa), under under the the direction of CliftonClifton Helliwell. Production Production by William MacLurg.MacLurg. Three of the following frequenciesfrequencies will bebe usedused :: GSG 17.79 Mc/sMc's (16.86 m.), m.), GSO 15.18 Mc/s Mc's (19.76(19.76 m.) m.) ITALY (Rome) (Rome) 2-25 TheThe News News and and Announcements.Announcements. GSF 15.14 Mc/s Me/s (19.82 (19.82"m.), m.), GSDGSD 11.75 Mc/s Mrs (25.53 m.) m.) GSB 9.51 Mc/s Mc's (31.55 m.) m.) Wavelength 25.40 and/or and/or 31.13 Metres. 2-45 Close down. p.m. 5-13 p.m.p.m. Varied programmes. 6-45 p.m.p.m. SymphonicSymphonic 10-45 BigBig Ben.Ben. “" Empire Magazine,"Magazine,” No. No. 8.*8.* concert. Talk. “Balilla Balilla DayDay—Once -Once upon upon a atime." time.” 7-307.30 p.m. TRANSMISSION 2. A weeklyweekly review of thingsthings atat home. home. Edited byby Pascoe Pascoe Thorton.Thorton. News in English. English. Concert by the Emanuele Emanuele Josi. Josi. Martorani GSH 21.47 Mc,Mc/s 's (13.97 m.).m.), GSG GSG 17.79 17.79 Mc Mc/s .'s (16.86 (16.86 m.) 11-17 Walter Collins and hishis LightLight Orchestra.Orchestra. trio. Vocal Vocal concertconcert—Elena -Elena Cheli, Cheli, soprano. soprano. Nino Nino Mazziotti,Mazziotti, tenor. tenor. p.m. Slumbersweet ; Moonsprite (Collins).(Collins). A Fete Fete in Santa Santa Lucia Lucia 10-0 p.m. OrganOrgan concert. Jazz music. music. Vocal Vocal concert. concert. (Ferraris). 4-30 Big Ben. " “ Empire Empire Magazine," Magazine,” No. No. 8.8. (Ferraris). Maria Barata, soprano. soprano. Carlo Carlo Plantania, Plantania, baritone. baritone. 11-1011.10 A weeklyweekly review of things things atat home. home. Edited by PascoePascoe TftDrntoiTo ,rnto 11-30 The News and Announcements. p.m. Concert of Arabian Arabian songs. songs.

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p.m . 9-30 Talk (English)(English) : : " InternationalInternational Affairs."Affairs.’’ Wednesday, 7th 7th October October By E. J. J. GOUGH. G o u c h . 9-45 NewsNews in in English. English. p.m. 10-0 A Pianoforte Recital 9.459-45 Talk e: " The The VillageVillage asas I see it ”" No. No. 4. 4. By IVYIvy dDE e CCOSTA,osta, F.T.C.L. F.T.C.L. BBy y RAJR a j KUMARI K u m a r i AMRIT A m r it KAUR. K a u r . Sonata in C Minor.Minor, Op. 13 13 ""Pathetic” Pathetic " - - Beethoven. A series of talks by peoplepeople who from different points of of Grave-MoltoGrave—Molto AllegroAllegro E E Con Con Brio Brio Adagio Adagio views and for different reasons have interested themselves Cantabile Rondo.Rondo. views and for different reasons have interested themselves Two Preludes Op. 28 - - - - Chopin. inin thethe IndianIndian village.village. No. 7 inin AA Major.Major. 10-0*An OrchestralOrchestral Programme. No. 20 in C Minor..Minor. VUD 340.13 metres, 882 kc/s. kc/s. “Golliwogg's Golliwogg’s CakeCake Walk Walk " ” - - Debussy. By His Excellency the Viceroy'sViceroy’s Orchestra. “" Horloge Horloge AA MusiqueMusique "” - Stern. (By kind kind, permission permission oof f His Excellency Excellency the the Marquess Marquess of of " The Little Little whitewhite donkeydonkey ”" - - Ibert.lbert. “"Rush Rush hourhour inin Hongkong" Hongkong - - - Chasins.Chasim. TRANSMISSION I. Linlithgow). Directed by by LT. L t C.. C. H. H.FENNER, Fenner, M.B.E., M.B.E., L.R.A.M. L.R.A.M. 10-30 “" The The Joke."Joke” a.m. Overture - "Don Juan" - Mozart. Time Signal. - “ Don Juan ” Mozart. A SKETCH S k etc h BYb y THEt h e BOMBAY B o m b a y AMATEUR A m a teu r DRAMATIC D ra m a tic CCLUB.l u b . 8-08.0 Two pieces - " “ Reverie Reverie Inter Inter- -1 > Naat By By AIR AIR ARTISTS. Artists. (A Chorus). rompne " - ^ Tschaikowsky-TschaikotositY 11.011-0 Close down. " DenseDanse Russe."Russe.” J Accompanied byby Sarod,Sarod, ClarionetClarionet and and Tabla.Tabla. L'L Invitation Invitation aa la la Valse Valse - - Weber. Suite from - - " Les deux Pigeons." AIR Orchestra. Anand Bhairon. Suite from - - Les deux Pigeons.” Mcssager.Messager. 8-10 AIR Orchestra. Anand Bhairon. Polish Dance - - - - Scharwcnka.Scharrecnka. Selection from 8-20 Afzal Hussain. Hussain. Thumri Bhairon. Selection from - " “ Im Im Venusberg Venusberg - - Wagner “" MainMain to to tore tore damanwa damanwa lagi lagi maharaj." maharaj.” 11-0 Close down. down. CALCUTTA 8.308-30 MohammadMohammad Hussain. Hussain. °Relayed*Relayed from ourour SimlaSimla Studio.Studio. is “" PhirPhir mohabat mohabat men men mazy maza ata ata hai. hai. Kiun na khaen khaen hamen hamen gham gham bhata bhata hai." hai." (Momin). 8.378-37 GhulamGhulam Sabir. Sabir. SarangiSarangi-Pancham.—Pancham. BOMBAYB O BAY 8-45 Talk (Hindustani)(Hindustani) :: “ OutlineOutline history history of the the world." world.' No. 6.6. By PROF.Prof. MOHD. Mohd. MUJEEB. Mujeeb. 9-0 Gat Nautch. Nautch. VUC 370.4 metres,metres, 810810 kc, kc/s. s. 49.10 49.10 metres,metres, 6,1096,109 kc/s. MUKERJI. Violin. SARDAR. Violin. SABIRI. Sarangi. p.m. MALANG. Sarangi. TUFAIL.TUFAII,. Tabla. 12-36 Time Signal. SB *Light' Light OrchestralOrchestral Selections Selections from from the the Studio. Studio. 9.109-10 Master Mahboob. Mahboob. Qawwali. VUBV U B 350.9 mmetres, etres, 855 kc/s.kc/s. 1-0 Talk (English) : : “" The Story of a Leaf." 9-30 Afzal Hussain. Hussain. Thumri Paraj. SB ByB yW. W .H. H MILES. . M il e s . “" Mora Mora jaga jaga ke ke joban joban ." a.m. 1.201-20 *Dance‘ Dance MusicMusic from from the the Studio.Studio. 9-40 Asad Ali Khan. Thumri Sindh Bhairvin. 11-30 AA SelectionSelection ofof Indian Music.Music. SB Calcutta Weather BulletinBulletin forfor OceancraftOceancraft and and Rivercraft. Rivercraft. "** SayyanSayyan pardeswa pardeswa men men chhae chhae raiho." raiho. FAKRECAERE ALAMALAM QUAWAL.QUAWAL. ” SubSab Kahte Kahte Hai Hai " " 1-361.36 *Musical^Musical Selections. Selections. 9-50 Viola and Organ. Alap BasantBasant Mukhari.Mukhari. " MuzolcoMuzako Rusawa Rusawa Kia Kia ”. By MUKERJIM u k e r ji andand KARRAR. K a r r a r . ZOHRAJAN. 11-51 51Talk (Bengali)(Bengali) :: “" TheThe Story Story ofof aa Leaf."Leaf." “" ChhalChhal Baliya Baliya NeNe TorTor Dali." Dali.” ByB y DR.D r .P. P GUHA . G uh aTHAKURTA. T h a k u r t a . 10-0 Close down. '*"Allah Allah Jane ReRe'. KISHANLAL of of Hyderabad.^Hyderabad. 2-6 *Musical Selections. Selections. " Aba Kaise Jobana - - TRANSMISSION II. “ Aba Kaise Jobana ” Hori.Hari. 2-36Talk (Bengali):(Bengali): " “ VaishnavaVaishnava Literature-Govinda Literature—Govinda Das Das ‘‘Janat" Janat Hu TumTurn GunanGunan BliareBhare ” - Thumri. and his Poetic Genius." Genius.” p.m. J. L. L. RANADE. By HAREKRISHNAa r ek r ish n a SAHITYARATNA.ahityaratna 12-30 Time Signal. "'* ChuriyaChuriya Karke Karke GayeGaye " - - Malkous. B y H S . “ KhelanKhelan AyeAye HoriHori "" - -Bhima-Bhima Palas. 3-6 Time Signal. Close Close down. down. Indian Recorded Recorded Music.Music. MASTER VASANT.VASANT. (Talkie Songs.)Songs.) "” Madhav Madhav MoMo Samoan Samaan " ' - - - Tilang.Mang. 5-6 Time Signal. “Shyam Shyam KheleKhele HariHori " ” - Misraholi. 1-30 Close down. down. KADIM HUSSEINHUSSEIN KHAN. Dialogue (Bengali):(Bengali) : “ TheThe DoctorDoctor inin the the Village." Village.” “" De De Najarave Najarave Men Men " ” - - Jivan Puri. Puri. " Mha KoKo Rajaji Rajaji * Desh. 5-16 BaulBaul Song Song By HAREKRISHNA By Harekrishna DAS Das VAISHNAV. Vaishnav. TRANSMISSION III.M. LALOO BHAI AND RAJRAJ KUMARI. KUMARI. 5-26 Talk (Bengali)(Bengali) : : “" Beware of Swindlers."Swindlers.” *' Rasila JivanJivan ” “" Sarovar Sarovar ni ni Hansi." Hansi.” BBy y MANMOHANM an m o h a n CHOSE. G h o s e . 5-30 Time Signal.Signal. NAzlRKHANNAKIRKHANof Jaora.Jaora. 5-36 AnAn Evening Evening Song Song By PRAFULLABALA.By Prafullabala. AIR Orchestra. " “ TuT u ajaaja dilbar."dilbar.” “" Sitar Sitar GatGat " ” Darbari Darbari - Instrumental.Instrumental. "' Sitar GatGat " Adana Adana Instrumental.Instrumental. 5.515-51 Ornamental Bengali Song Song ByBy GOURI Gouri KEDAR Kedar 5-40 MohammadMohammad Hussain. Hussain. Naat. p.m. BHATTACHARYA.B hattacharya . 5-45 AA Chorus. Chorus. 1-0 Available Market Rates.Rates. 1-0 6.66-6 Bengali Thungri Thungri By ASHALATA.By AsHALATA. By AIR A IR ARTISTS. A r t i s t s . Jules Craen and his his Quintet.Quintet. “ Main Main ahwal-i-dil ahwal-i-dil mar mar gays gaya kaihte kaihte kaihte kaihte Relayed fromfrom Taj MahalMahal Hotel.Hotel. 6.216-21 Modern Bengali Bengali Song Song By HARSHADEVB y H a rs h a d e vROY. R o y . . Thake turnturn na na basbas bas bas suna suna kaihte kaihte kaihte." kaihte.” (By kind kind permission permission ofof thethe Management.)Management.) 6.416-41 Duni Kheyal Kheyal By KAMALBy Kamal DAS Das GUPTA. Gupta. 5-55 Master Mahboob. Mahboob. Thumri Pilu. "Flirtation" Flirtation" " - - - - Steck..Steck. " Un Peu D'Amour - 6-5 “" Dastan-i.Dil." Dastan-i-Dil.” (A song accompanied byby twotwo violins.)violins.) " Un Peu D’Amour " - Silesu.Sitesu. ""Tales Tales of of HoffmannHoffmann " ------Offenbach. Offenbach. 7-1 "“ Autumn Autumn Comes." Comes.” 6-15 Malang Khan. Khan. Qanun. ""Moment Moment MusicalMusical " - Schubert.Schubert. " Love Song "’’ (Walkyrie),(Walkyrie) - Wagner.Wagner. (A MusicalMusical SequelSequel to “" Farewell Farewell to to Rains.") Rains ") 6-206.20 1st News and Weather Weather Report Report (Hind(Hindustani). ustani). “' Roses Roses of of the the South South " - - - Strauss.Strauss. Composed andand Produced Produced by byBANIKUMAR. B an ik u m aR . MMusic u s ic byby P.P. K. K. MULLICK. M u l l i c k . 6-30 1st News andand WeatherWeather Report Report (English). (English). 2-0 Close down. 5-30Relay from Krishna Cinema. Supported by the BetarBetar Orchestra,Orchestra, conducted conducted by Dadra. 5-30 Relay from Krishna Cinema. 6-40 AIR Orchestra. Dadra. (By kind kind permissionpermission of of thethe Management.)Management.) TTARAK a r a k DDE. e . 6-50 MohammadMohammad Hussain. Hussain. Ghazal. 6-15Talk (Mat(M arathi) athi) :: “" Bharatiya Striya."Striya.” 7-0 Master Mahboob. Mahboob. Qawwali. ByB y V. V . D. D GOKHALE. . G o k h a le . 6-30 Gujerati LyricsLyrics 8-6 Talk (Bengali)(Bengali) : : " “ How How properties properties are assessed in in 7-20 " The Beggar Beggar Implores."Implores.” BBy y RASIK R a s ik TT. . VIN.V in . Calcutta. “" Kuchh Kuchh rah-i-Khuda rah-i-Khuda de de ja, ja, ja ja tera tera bhala bhala hoga." hoga.’’ (Zafar 7-0 Violin Recital By B. B. N. N. CHOWDHURY. C h o w d h u r y . Badshah). By SHRIDHARShridhar PARSEKAR. Parsekar. 8-21 Selected Bengali Bengali Songs Songs By MRINALBy M rinal KANTI Kanti CHOSE Ghose 7-15Exposition of Gathas.(Gujerati.) Accompanied by AIR Orchestra. Orchestra. 7-15 Exposition of Gathas. (Gujerati.) 8-41Commercial News News and and Weather Weather Report Report (In (In Bengali).Bengali). By ERVADrvad FRAMROZram roz A. BODE.o d e 7-30 “" ForFor Villagers Villagers Only." Only.” B y E F A . B . SB 7-30 Light Classical MusicMusic (Delhi MarketMarket RatesRates at 8 p.m.) p.m.) 8-46 NewsNews in in Bengali. Bengali. By PROF.Prof. AMANATALLIAmanatalli KHAN.Khan. 8-46 Talk (Hindustani) : " “ Elements Elements ofof Radio,Radio, No.No. 6. 6. 8-30 Talk (Hindustani): With Sarangi, HarmoniumHarmonium andand Tabla. Tabla. SB By RADIORadio-minded. -MINDED. 9.1 Commercial News andand Weather Weather Report Report (In English). 8-308.30 CommercialCommercial News News and and News News in Hindi.Hindi. 9-1 Commercial News (In English). 8-45 Songs from the Dilfarosh, Part I. I. 9-0 "“ VichitraVichitra Bheja." Bheja.” SB 9-15 2nd NewsNews andand Weather Weather Report Report (Hindustani).(Hindustani). A Gujerati Gujerati farce farce written written by by " “ JAMAN," J a m a n ,” produced by by 9.69-6 Time Signal. 9-30 Time Signal. 2nd NewsNews andand Weather Weather Report Report (English). (English). NAGINDASN a c in d a s JAMNADAS. J a m n a d a s. SB News in English.

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p.m. a.m. 9-21 TheThe Aerial Aerial Players Players present : “" Cupboard Love.' Cupboard Love." 8 SBBy ELIOTE liot CRAWSHAY-WILLIAMS. Crawshay-Williams. 2-50 "Empire “ Empire Magazine," Magazine,” No. No. R.* .* Wednesday, 7th 7th October Octobe/ Weekly review of things at home. Characters : : Weekly review of things at home. Edited by Pascoe Thorton. STEPHANIE MEYRICK. MEYRICK. A A pretty pretty girl girl oof f 23. 3.203-20 A A Programme Programme of of New New GramophoneGramophone Records.Records. MAY STANNARD. STANNARD. Her friend. Greenwich Time SignalSignal atat 3-303-30 a.m.a.m. DEREK LANE. A strangestrange youngyoung man. man. TRANSMISSION 2. 2. 3-55 “" EmpireEmpire Exchange." Exchange.”* Points of view on Imperial affairs given by travellers from the SCENE I. GSH 21.47 Mc/s (13.97(13.97 m.), GSG GSG 17.79 17.79 Mc!s Mc/s (16.86 (16.86 m.(m.) Points of view on Imperial affairs given by travellers from the Stephanie's bedroom in a luxurious London Hotel. Hotel. Dominions and thethe Colonies.Colonies. p.m. SCENE II.II. 4-10 Envoi,Envoi.} f The same room—Nextroom -Next morning. 4.304-30 Big Ben.Ben. Sidney Sidney Torch.Torch. 4.154-15 CloteClose down. At the Organ of the Regal Cinema, Edmonton 9-56 *An OrchestralOrchestral Interlude. At the Organ of the Regal Cinema, Edmonton Electrical recording. t Gramophone Gramophone records.records. SB 4-45"“ Foreign Foreign Affairs."* Affairs.”* 10-6 A LightLight Programme Programme featuring By SirSir FrederickFrederick Whyte,Whyte, K.C.S.I.,K.C.S.I., LL.D. SB ISMISMAIL. AIL. (Claiionet(Clationet && Saxophsnist.)Saxophonist.) 5-05.0 Serge Krish and his Orchestra. GERMANY (Berlin)(Berlin) THE COMEDY COMEDY HARMONISTS. HARMONISTS. From the Granada, Walthamstow,Walthamstow, March,March, LeLe PropheteProphete (Meyerbeer) (Meyerbeer) OvertureOverture, Martha (Flotow). (Flotow). A A Senitmental Senitmental Shanty Shanty (Fletcher). (Fletcher). DJA 31.38, 31.38, DJQ DJQ 19.63, 19.63, DJN 31.45, 31.45, DJE 16.89. 16.89. 10-36 Time Signal. Waltz,Citizensof Time Signal. Close Close down. down. Waltz, Citizens ofVienna Vienna(Ziehrer). (Ziehrer).Gavotte Gavotte(Popper. (Popper,are. arr 10-40 a.m. *Gramophone Records. Lmdemann).Lindemann). Bird of Love Divine Divine (Haydn (Haydn Wood). Wood). Minuet 10-40 a.m. Variety Concert. Concert. 11-45 a.m.a.m. Variety Concert Conceit (Volpattl).(Volpatti). Windflowers (Reginald King).King). (contd.) 12.2512-25 p.m.p.m. Greetings to our listeners. listeners. 12.3012-30 p.m. 5-40 “" Down Down to thethe SeaSea inin Ship Ship : : Sea Sea Harvests Harvests (11)."* (11).”* News and Economic Economic Review in English. English. 12-45 p.m.p.m. ToTo-day -day Wynn Thomas. in Germany. Germany Sound Pictures. 1-0 1-0 p.m. " “ Genoveva ”. 2.15 p.m.Topical Talk. 6-0 ITroise roise and his Mandoliers, Mandoliers, with Don Carlos. 2-15 p.m. Topical Talk. 2-30 p.m. p.m. Solo Concert Concert : Leo Petroni,retrom, Violin. 3-15 p.m.p.m. Woman's Hour. 3-30 p.m. Dancing Romany (Griffiths).(Griffiths). Serenade desdes amoureuxamoureux (Marucello). (Marucello) New Songs by Paul Graener. ToytownI oytown Cavalry Trot (Irving).(Irving). As Long as ourour HeartsHearts are are Young Young New Songs by Paul Graener. (KesterandHill). (Kester and Hill). Goblin Shadows Shadows (Rayners). (Rayners). Preludio Preludio (La (La 4-30 p.m.Concert of Light Light Music. Music. News in Traviata,Traviata ActAct 1) I) (Verdi).(Verdi). I I Give my Heart (The(The Dubarry) Dubarry) (Millocker) (Millockerj 4-30 p.m 5-30 p.m.p.m. News in Dance of the HoursHours (Ponchielli).(Ponchielli). English.Lnglish. 5-45 p.m.p.m. Greetings to our Listeners Listeners in India. 5-50 p.m. India. Greenwich Time SignalSignal atat 6-30 p.m. 5-50 p.m. Concert ofof Light Music Music (contd.). (contd.). 6.456-45 p p.m. m Announcing the New Month. 6-30 TheThe News News andand Announcements. Announcements. Announcing the New Month. 7-30 p.m. News and Economic Review inin English on DJE, D JE , DJQ. D JQ . 7-45 p.m. ToTo-day -day in in 6-50 6.50 AnAn OrganOrgan Recital.Recital. Germany.Ujrmany. Sound Sound Pictures. 8-0 p.m. Songs by Franz Schubert. By G. G- D. Cunningham, Cunningham, from from the Town Town Hall, Hall, Birmingham. Birmingham. Schubert. 8-15 p.m. A variety variety hour, - “ Adagio Adagio fears." fears.” TRANSMISSION 5. Occasional Overture :: (2) Allegro Allegro (3)(3) Adagio Adagio (4)(4) March March (Handel). (Handel). 9-30y-ou p.m. CloseC lose down. Andante Cantabile (Symphony(Symphony in CC minor)minor) (Haydn). (Haydn). Introduction GSP 15.31 Mc/s Mc/s (19.60 (19.60 m.), m.), GSD GSD 11.7511.75 Mc/sMc!s (25.53 (25.53 m )m.). and Finale: Introduction GSC 9. 58 Mc/sMcis (31.32 m.)rn.) and rmale : Ad nos nos ad ad salutarem salutarem undam undam (Liszt). (Liszt).Pantomine Pantomine a.m. (Jepson). 4-304.30 Big Ben. Light Programme.* 7-15 Close down. FRANCE (Radio(Radio Colonial)Colonial) 5-12 “" Foreign Foreign Affairs."*Affairs.”* Wavelength 19.68 19.68 m. and/oranclior 25.24 m.m. By Sir Frederick Whyte, K.C.S.I.,K.C.S.I., LL.D. 11-30 a.m. Relay from P.T.T. Transmitter. Transmitter. 11-50 a.ma.m. TRANSMISSION 3. 3. Market 5-275.27 TheThe IsidoreIsidore SchwillerSchwiller Sextet.Sextet. Market Prices, Prices Rates of of Exchange. 12-0 noon. noon. Records. GSH 21.47 Mc/sMc's (13.97 m.), GSG GSG 17.79 17.79 Mc's Mc/s (16.86 (16.86 m.) 12-1011-lU p.m. RelayKelay from P.T.T. P. I . L Transmitter. Transmitter. Hilda Searle (Soprano).(Soprano). Sextet Sextet: : Mock Mock Morris Morris (Grainger), (Grainger). Russian Russian GSF 15.1415.14 Mc/sMc/s (19.82 m.)m.) Serenade (Pribik), Moto PerpetuoPerpetuo (Lotter).(Lotter). Hilda Searle: Spring Spring p.m. 12-25 p.m.p.m. Records. 1.01-0 p.m. Talk on on Events Events in in France. France 1.15 p.m. (Henschel), Everywhere 1I Go (Easthope (Easthope Martin),Martin), Come Come out,out. Come Come 7-30 Big Ben. The The BBC BBC DanceDance Orchestra.*Orchestra.* 1-15 p.m. Records. 1-45 p.m. p.m. News in French. French. 2-15 p.m. p.m. out, my Dears (Dessauer).(Dessauer). Sextet Sextet: : Consolation Consolation No.No. 44 ; ; Canzonette Canzonett; News inEnglish. del Salvator Rosa (Liszt, (Liszt, arr. arr. Schwiller), Schwiller), Tarantelle Tarantelle (Mendelssohn (Mendelssohn Directed by Henry Hall. News in English. 2-30 p.m. Close down. arr. 3-25 p.m.Day's Schwiller). ^ Hilda Searle ;; Hark, Hark Hark the the Ecching Ecch'ing Air Air 8-5 AA Recital.Recital. 3-25 p.m. Day's Programme. 3-303.30 p.m. p.m. Relay from (Purcell), Gathering DaffodilsDaffodils (Anon, arr. ArthurArthur Somervell),Somervell), AA FairyFairy RadioKadio-Pans—Concert. -Paris -Concert. 4-30 p.m. p.m. News in English. English 4-45 Fantasy (Arthur (Arthur Godfrey). Godfrey). Sextet: Sextet : Folk-Song and Fairy Tale By Sinclair Logan (Baritone) and Karl Ulrich Schnabel (Pianoforte). 4-45 Folk -Song and Fairy Tale By Sinclair Logan (Baritone) and Karl Ulrich Schnabel (Pianoforte). p.m. Concert-Relayed.Concert -Relayed. (contd.). 5-15 p.m. News in (Komzak),(Kommk). La La Toupie Toupie (The (The Spinning Spinning Top) Top) (Gillet). (Gillet). Karl Ulrich SchnabelSchnabel :: Five Songs without WordsWords :: (1) (I) In In FF sharpsharp 5-15 p.m. News in hrench.French. 5-455.45 p.m. p.m. Concert-Relayed,Concert -Relayed. (conld.). 6-30 p.m. 6-10640The News and Announcements. Announcements. minorminor, OpOp. 6767, No.No. 22 (2) (2) InIn B minor. Op.Op. 30,30, No.No. 44 (3) In C, Op. (contd.).6-30p.m. 102102, No*No. 5 5 (4)(4) InIn GG minor. Op.Op. 102, No.No. 6 (5) In C (The Bees' Literary Talk, by by Mr. Mr. Francois Francois de de Teramond. Teramond. 6-40 pm Wedding), Op. 67No. 4 (Mendelssohn). 6.40 p.m. Greenwich Time Signal Signal at 6-15 a.m. Wedding), Op. 67 No. 4 (Mendelssohn). SinclairSinclair Logan Logan: : Tom Economic andand SocialSocial Talk,Talk, by Mr. W. W. Oualid. Oualid. 6-50 p.m. the RhymerRhymer ;; (Edward(Edward Loewe).Loewe). Karl Karl Ulrich Ulrich SchnabelSchnabel :: Ballad Ballad inin 6.50 p.m. 6-30 Close down. D minor (Edward), Op.Op. 10, 10, No.No. 1 1 (Brahms).(Brahms). Colonial MarketMarket Prices, Prices, RatesRates ofof Exchange. Exchange. 7-0 7-0 p.m. Concert 8-30 " “ Empire Empire Exchange."* Exchange.”* conducted byby Mr.Mr. Henri Henri Tomasi, Tomasi, with with Miss Miss Henriette Henriette Deliege, Deliege vocalist.8.25 p.m. Points of view view on Imperial Imperial affairs affairs given given by by travellers travellers from from the the vocalist. 8-25 p.m. Rates of Exchange Exchange and and French French Stock Stock TRANSMISSION 6.6 . Dominions and the Colonies.Colonies. (Rentes). 8-30 p.m. Close down. GSF 15.14 Mc's (19.82 m.), 9-45 p.m. GSF 15.14 Mc/s (19.82 m.), GSCGSC 9.58 Me/s Me's (31.32(31.32 m.) m.) 8-45 The The Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra. 9-45 p.m. News in French, French, Market Market Prices, Prices, Rates Rates of Ex- Ex­ a.m.11.M. change.change 10-30 p.m. ConcertConcert-Relayed. -Relayed. 11.0 11-0 p.m. Relay of of 7-30Big Ben. A Light Symphony Concert. Leader, Betram LewisLewis ;; conductor, conductor. Richard Richard Austin. Austin. Solo Solo Pianoforte, Pianoforte 7-30 Big Ben. A Light Symphony Concert. Solomon. From From thethe Pavilion,Pavilion, Bournemouth. Vorspiel Vorspiel andand LiebestodLiebestod RadioKadio-Journal -Journal of France France (French (French News).News). 11-20 p.m. Cronica The BBC Empire Orchestra ;leader, Daniel Melsa ; 9 rchestra ; leader. Daniel Melsa ; conducted conducted ((Tristan Imtan and Isode) Isode) (Wagner). (Wagner). Pianoforte Pianoforte Concerto No. 5, 5 ipin E E Literaria,Literaria, byby Mr. Mr. Francois Francois de de Teramond. Teramond. 11-30 p.m.p.m. Concert- by CliftonChiton Helliwell.Helliwell. Joan Coxon (Soprano). Orchestra :: Overture, Overture, flat (Emperor) : Concert - La Caravan (Gretry). flat (Emperor) : (I) Allegro Allegro (2)(2) Adagio Adagio unun pocopoco mossomosso (3)(3) Rondo Rondo Relayed. (contd.). 12.0 12-0 midnight. midnight. News in English La Caravane: (Gretry). Joan Joan Coxon Coxon and and Orchestra Orchestra: : Caro Caro nome nome (Beethoven).Beethoven). Colour Symphony: Symphony: (I) Purple Purple (2) (2) Red Red (3) (3) Blue Blue inEnglish. (Rigoletto)(Kigoletto) (Verdi), Con vezzivezzi (II Seraglio) (11 Seraglio) (Mozart). (Mozart).Orchestra: Orchestra: (bliss).(Bliss). 12-30 a.m. News in French, French, Market Market Prices. Prices. 1-0 a.m. Relay. Symphony No. 30 inin DD (K. 202) : ( (1) 1 ) Molto Allegro (2) Andantino Andantino o-oU3-30 a.m. CloseC lose down. down. con moto (3) Menuetto (4) Presto (Mozart).(Mozart). Joan Joan Coxon Coxon : :When When Greenwich Time Signal at at 9-309-30 p.m.p.m. Myra Sings (A. L.), The ColourColour (Christopher(Christopher le le Fleming).Fleming). Orchestra: Orchestra: 10.0 Selection, Schwanda the BagpiperBagpiper (Weinberger,(Weinberger, arr.arr. Bauer). Bauer). 10-0 The News and Announcements. 8-30 " “ Foreign Foreign Affairs."* Affairs.”* 10-2010.20 A A Recital.Recital. ITALY (Rome) (Rome) By Sir Frederick Whyte, K.C.S.I.,K.C.S.I.. LL.D. By Helen Guest (Pianoforte). Wavelength 25.40 and/or and/or 31.13 Metres. 8-458.45 TangoTango Music.fMusic.[ 10.3010-30 Close down. 5435-13 p.m.p.m. Varied programmes.programmes. 6456-45 p.m. p.m. Concert. Talk: 8-55 Concert. Talk: 8-55 BerthaBertha Willmott.Willmott. Paolo Uccello." Ucce Io. 7.307-30 p.m. p.m. News in English. English. Symphonic In a selection ofof oldold musicmusic-hall -hall songs.*songs.* TRANSMISSION 4. 4. concert. Talk :: II II Pinturicchio Pintuncchio By Prof. Achille Bertini Bertini 9.10The News and Announcements. Calosso.Vocal concert. 9-10 The News and Announcements. Three of the followingfollowing frequencies will be used : Calosso. Vocal concert. 10-0 p.m. p.m. Vocal concert concert pastoral songs and military songs. Greenwich Time Signal Signal at 9-15 a.m. GSG 17.79!J-J9 Mc/s (16.86 m.(, GS0 15.18 Mc/s (19.76 m.) songs and military songs. 11-10 p.m. Concert of Arabian Arabian (16.86 m.), GSO 15.18 Mc/s (19.76 m ) music. 9-309.30 GSF 15.14 15.14 Mc/s Mc/s (19.82(19.82 m.). m.). GSD GSD 11.75 11.75 Mc/sMc's (25.53 m) m.) Close down. GSB 9.51 Mc/s Mc!s (31.55(31.55 m.) m.( p.m. 10-45 "“ Food Food forfor Thought."Thought,” TRANSMISSION 1. 1. Three talkstalks onon topicstopics ofof thethe moment. moment. GSD 11.75 11.75 Mc/s (25.53 m.). m.). GSBGSB 9.51 9.51 Mc/s Mc/s (31.55 (31.55 m.) m.) p.m. 11.711-7 The BBC Dance Orchestra. A REQUEST REQ U EST DirectedDirected by Henry Hall. 12-45 Big Ben.Ben. Chamber Chamber Music.Music. ALL subscribers, when writing The Maurice Maurice Cole Cole Trio Trio :: Winifred Small (Violin) (Violin); ; Kathleen 11.3011-30 The News andand Announcements. 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p.m. 7.157-15 "“ Monsieur Monsieur Beaucaire." Beaucaire.” Thursday, 8th October Adapted for for broadcastingbroadcasting fromfrom BoothBooth Tarkington'sTarkington’s novel andand the light opera libretto by Frederick Lonsdale. p.m. By GordonCORDON McConnel.MCCONNEL. 6-50 Brinder Singh. Lyrics by ADRIANAdrian ROSS, Ross, “ Kirin Kiun giraftar giraftar mujhe mujhe ai ai mire mire sayyad sayyad kiya kiya MusicM u s ic by ANDREAndre MESSAGER, Messager, Produced by GGORDON o r d o n Aur bhi fitrat-i-azad ko ko azad azad kiya." kiya.”(Saghar). MCCONNELLM cConnell and REXRex HAWORTH. Haworth. 7-0 Hamid Husain. (A BBC Recorded Recorded Programme.)Programme.) “" Gar Gar ek ek bhi bhi hazar hazar men men woh woh man man jaenge. jaenge. Ham ai payambar payambar tiretire qurban qurban jaenge." jaenge.” (Dagh). 8-30 Commercial NewsNews andand NewsNews in Hindi.Hindi. 7-10 (A duet). VUDVU D 340.13 340.13 metres, 882 882 kc/s. kc/s. Aziz and and Asad Asad (A duet). " ^hala ja ja re re murakh murakh ganwar." ganwar.” 9-0 Guitar DuetsDuets (Recorded.)(Recorded,) TRANSMISSION I. 7-20 Mrs. B. C. Verma. Classical Music. 9-159.15 Talk (English):(English): " “ Romance Romance inin Music."Music.” a.m. 7-30 “" ForFor Villagers Villagers Only Only ". *\ By PETERPeter JOHNSON.Johnson. 8-08.0 Time Signal.Signal. (Delhi Market RatesRates atat 8 8 p.m.)p.m.) 9-459.45 NewsNews inin English.English. Bhajan ByBy BRINDERBrinder Singh.SINGH. 8-30 Talk (Hindustani):(Hindustani) : " TheThe Jungle Book No. ( Talk “ Book ”- No. 6. 10-0 Sundrabai The Fox. By AJJADAjjad HUSAIN.Husain. 8-10 AIR Orchestra. Ahir Bhairon. SB In PopularPopular Songs.Songs. 8-45 Songs From the Dilfarosh. Part II. II. 8-20 Mrs. B. C. Verma. Classical Music. Accompanied by the VUB Indian Indian Orchestra.Orchestra. 9-15 2nd News andand WeatherWeather ReportReport (Hindustani). 8-40 P. S. Mukerji. Sarod—BahaduriSarod-Bahaduri Todi. Todi. 11-0 Close down. down. 9-30 TimeTime Signal.Signal. 8-45 Talk (Hindustani): (Hindustani ) : “" Famous Urdu Books ” " No. 3. 2nd News andand WeatherWeather ReportReport (English). Fasana-i-Ajaeb. 9-45 BBy y SYEDS y e d ZZAMINa m in AALI.l i . 9-45 Talk :: " “ The The way way of of the the World World " ”No. No. 6.6 . Current eventsevents inin America.America. 9-0 Afzal Husain. Husain. CALC U TTA By the REV.Rev. DDR. r. JAMESJames C.C. MANRY.M a n r y . “" MuftMuft hue hue badnam badnam sanwariya sanwariya tere tere liye." liye.” (Dadra). 10-0 An Instrumental Concert.Concert. 9-10 Brinder Singh. Singh. By the 4th Battalion (P. W.W . 0.), 0 . ) , 8th8th Punjab Punjab Regiment. Regiment. "“ Murtir Muztir hai hai hahut bahut meri meri tabiat tabiat kai kai din din se se Conducted by JemadarJEMADAR W WAZIR azir ALI.A li. Dekhi jo nahin ap ki surat kai din se.” Dekhi jo nahin ap ki surat kai din se." March -- " '* Under thetheB Banner a ofof (Hasrat(Hacrat Mohani). Gaiety " ’ - _ - Lindeman. 9-20 Mrs.Mrs. B. C. Verma. Bhajan. Overture - " “ Crown Crown Diamonds Diamonds " ” - A uber. Valse - "” Eton Eton Boating Boating Song Song " " - Kaps. 9-30Jonpuri Mishr.Mishr. Selection - "*" Bitter Sweet'Sweet ” - - Coward. Miscellaneous - SABIRSABIR-Sarangi.—Sarangi. Miscellaneous - Hungarian Dance Nos. 55 & 6 - Brahms. VUC 370.4 metres, 810 kc's.kc/s. 49.10 49.10 metres, 6,1096,109 kc/s. MUKERJIMUKERJI-Sarod.—Sarod. Selection - " TopTop HatHat "” - Berlin. SARDARSARDAR-Violin.—Violin. FoxTrotFox Trot -" In a a little Gypsy Gypsy Tea tTUFAIL-Tabla. u f a i l — Tabla. Room ” Burke. p.m. 12-36 Time Signal. 9-40 Brinder Singh. Singh. 11.011-0 Close down. “" SabaSaba ko ko yeh yeh kia kia aj aj mauj mauj a agai gai SB Pikler'sPikler’s Male Male Voice Voice Chorus. Chorus. Keh phulon se turbatturhat miri miri chha gai". gai”. (Amir Minai). In a a Vocal Vocal andand Instrumental Instrumental Recital Recital from from the the Studio. Studio. 9-50 Mrs. B. C. Verma.Verma. Bhajan.Bhajan. 1-6 *A Light Orchestral ProgrammeProgramme from from the the Studio. Studio. SB Calcutta Weather BulletinBulletin for for OceancraftOceancraft andand Rivercraft. Rivercraft. 10-0 Close down. 1-36 Talk (Bengali) :: " “ Women and and Religion-Women's Religion—Women's TRANSMISSION H. II. Contribution to Religion in the VedicVedic Period." p.m. BBy y PRITIP r i t i GUPTA. G u p t a . 12-30 IndianIndian Recorded MusicMusic Ghazals. Ghazals. 2-6 *Musicial Selections. Selections. ANCURANGIR BAIBALA A FIFIDA DA HUSSAIN 2.-362-36 Talk (Bengali) (Bengali) : “" StoriesStones from the the Puranas." Puranas.” FAQIFAQIRUDDIN RUDDI N BBy y BBISHNUis h n u SARMA. S a r m a . FAKHRE ALAM QAWWALQAWWAI. IQBAL PUTLIPUTLI 3.63-6 Time Signal. Close Close Down. Down. KAMLA JHARIA PIARE SAHIB VUB 350.9 metres, metres, 855855 kc/s. kc's. 31.3631.36 metres, metres, 9565 9565 kc/s. kc/s. 5-6 Time Signal. AKHTARI B\IB\1 “" Dalim Dalim Kumar." Kumar.” (A Village Folk Drama). Drama). Part Part I. I. SAIGAL SHAMSHAD a.m. By JASIMUDDINJasimuddin and PARTY. 1401-30 " “ AnAn Hour Hour with with Verdi." Verdi.” 11.3011-30Light Music Modern Bengali Songs. Songs. 5-36 ByB y UMAPADA BHATTACHARYA. BHATTACHARYA. One of the Greatest of of Italian Italian Opera Opera composers. composers. BBy y MM. . G. BBASARKAR. a s a r k a r . 5-51 By JANENDRAjanendra NATH nath CHOSE. ghose. InIn Commemoration of his his birthday. birthday. With Sarangi, HarmoniumHarmonium andand Tabla. Tabla. 6-6 Harmonium SoloBySATYENDRAN.CHAKRAVARTY. (A RecordedRecorded Programme.) Programme.) Harmonium Solo By S a t y e n d r a N. Chakravarty. p.m. 6-21A Musical Musical Programme. Programme. MAREK WEBER AND HISHIS ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA - (H.M.V. C-1937.)C-1937.) 12.15 "* LaLa Traviata."Traviata.” 12.15 Dance Tunes By the members members of of Sangit Sangit Sangha.Sangha. MIRIAM LICETTE,LICEITE, HEDDLE NASH AND MALE MALE BanneBANNE KHAN. Khan. Sarangi. Under the directiondirection of DDR. r . A. K. CHOWDHURY.C h o w d h u r y . CHORUS CHORUS (Columbia DXDX-302.) -302.) S. Parsekar.PARSEKAR. Violin. KUMARI SANTA SANTA BOSE BOSE Hindi Song-Kheyal.Song—Kheyal. Miserere Scene.Scene. “" II II Trovatore." Trovatore.” CAMOO.C am o o . Tabla. KUMARI DEBJANIBOSE. MIRIAM LICETTE, LICETTE, MURIEL MURIEL BRUNSKILL, BRUNSKILL, HDDLE HDDLE NASH, NASH, AND KUMARI DEBJANI BOSE. Hindi Song. Song. DENNIS NOBLE WITHWITH ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. 12-35 Light Music KUMARIS DEBJANI BOSE and JUTHIKAJUTHIKA DAS DAS GUPTA. Rigoletto-(Quartet) " Fairest Daughter of Graces... Rigoletto—(Quartet) “ Fairest Daughter of Graces.” By N. G.GOKHALE. Instrumental Duet.—Duet.-Esraj.Esraj. BERLIN STATE OPERA OPERA HOUSE HOUSE ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. (Odeon (Odeon AA-212079.) AA -212079.) By N. G. G o k h a l e . KUMARI SEN (Conducted by Dr. Weissman.)Weissman.) 1-0 Available Market Rates.Rates. KUMARI ARUNDHATI SEN GUPTA. Bengali Song . Aida.” An Hour of Recorded Programme. Selected. MARGHERITAMARGFIERITA PERRAS, PERRAS, GERHARD GERHARD HOSCH, HOSCH, AND AND WALTER WALTER LUDIWG.LUDIWG. KUMARI AMITA ROY. ROY. Setar Solo.Solo. Traviata "“ Querschnit." Querschnit.” - - - - (H.M.V. (H.M.V. E-4930.) E-4930.) (H.M.V.) GINACINA CIGNA.CIGNA. ((Soprano)Soprano) - (Columbia LXLX-235.) -235.) BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.ORCHESTRA. KUMARI NILIMA DUTTA, DUTTA, Hindi Song, Song, “ UnUn Ballo Ballo in in Maschera." Maschera.” " Pomp andand CircumstanceCircumstance Marches...Marches.” SATISH CHANDRA CHANDRA BANDOPADHYA. BANDOPADHYA. Violin Solo, Solo, SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA LALA SCALASCALA MILANMILAN - (DX-139.)(DX -139.) LONGHAM PLACEPLACE LONDONLONDON PALLADIUMPALLADIUM ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. " II Trovatore." SANGITACHARYA COPESWAR BANERJEE. Hindi Song II Trovatore.” Suite " “London London Again". Again". Dhrupad and Bengali Song. EVA TURNER.TURNER. (Soprano) (Soprano\ -- - - (L-2150.) "" Oxford Street".Street”. Dhrupad and Bengali Song, Ritorna Vincitor."(Aida.) BIJOY LAL MUKHERJEE. “ Ritorna Vincitor." {Aida.) GERTRUDECERTRUDE LAWRENCE. (Soprano). BIJOY LAL MUKHERJEE. Hindi and and Bengali Bengali Songs, Songs, 2-30 Close down. “"Gertrude Gertrude Lawrence Lawrence Medley... Medley.” 7-36Violin Recital By RAMRam CHANDRA Chandra MOHANTA, M ohanta, MAREK WEBER AND HISHIS ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. 8-6 Selection ""Traviata". Traviata”. Topical Talk Talk (Bengali) (Bengali) :: " Radio and and International International Affairs." KALIDAS NAG. TRANSMISSION III. PAUL WHITEMANWHITEMAN AND AND ISIS HIS CONCERT CONCERT ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. Affairs." By Ds. Dr. Kalidas Nag. "” Oh O’h Man Man River". River”. 8-41 Commercial News News and and Weather Weather Report Report (In(In Bengali),Bengali), " Make believe". 5-30 Time Signal. “ Make believe”. SB STANLEY RISCOE.RISCOE. 8-46 NewsNews in in Bengali. Bengali. AIR Orchestra. Barari. “You You havehave thatthat extra extra something". something”. "There never was a girl like Mary". SB 5-40 B. S. Rawat. Rawat. ” There never was a girl like Mary”. WILLIAM WALKER.walker. (Piano). 9-1 “" MarMar jae jae bala bala se se dil-i-bimar dil-i-bimar tumhen tumhen kia kia 9-1 Commercial News News and and Weather Weather Report Report (In English).English), Medley "Spread” Spread it itabroad... abroad”. SB Turn ae bare bare uskeuske tarafdartarafdar tumhen tumhen kia." kia.” (Bekhud). ALFREDO AND HISHIS ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. “" Gloomy Gloomy Sunday". Sunday”. 9.6 5-50 Asad Ali Khan.Khan. DadraDadra Purbi.Purbi. 9-6 Time Signal. “" Gipsy Gipsy Idyll." Idyll.” SB “" 0O Brij Brij basayya". basayya” . SB News in English. 2-0 Close down. down. 6-0 Mrs. B. C. Verma. Classical Music. 9-21 Talk (English):(English): " “ Fishing Fishing inin North North Bengal."Bengal." 6-0 6-20 1st News and WeatherWeather ReportReport (Hindustani). 6.0 Relay from Central Cinema.Cinema. SB By CC. . E. C.C. FairwFAIRWEATHER, eather, Deputy Inspector Inspector General General 6-30 1st News and WeatherWeather ReportReport (English). (By(By kind kind permissionpermission oof f thethe Management.)Management.) of Police. Police. 6-40 AIRAIR Orchestra. Kedara. 6-30AUNTIE MARY. 6.30 Auntie Mary. Gramophone* Gramophone Records. Records.

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p.m. a.m. 9.369-36 A Light Studio Studio Concert. Concert. 1-30 Van Phillips and hishis DanceDance Orchestra.Orchestra. SB HANNAHHannah ARAKIE.Arakie. Contralto. Thursday, 8th October October 2-0 A Reading. CONCon ASTON.Aston. Songs al at the the Piano. Piano. TheTHE WYNING W yninc TRIO.Trio, 2-15 AA Short Short Recital. Recital. E.e. ARROSTITI. arrostiti. Violinist. p.m. By Jacqueline Jacqueline Townshend (Viola). Arioso (Bach, (Bach, arr. Franko). Franko). Come, Sweet Death (Bach, arr. Tertis). F. ZEPPERITZ. zepperitz. Cellist. 6-15 TheThe BBC BBC Singers Singers (B).(B). Come, Sweet Death (Bach, arr. Tertis). Ostinato (Gordon(Gordon Jacob).Jacob). Andante and VivaceVivace 'Concone).(Concone). JJ. . R. WYNING. W YNING. Pianist. Conductor, Leslie Woodgate. Woodgate. Five Lyrics Lyrics of of Herrick Herrick: : Cupid ;; A Dirge ;; MorningMorning Song Song ;; To Electra ; To VioletsViolets (Roger (Roger Quitter) Quilter) 2-30 The The News News andand Announcements. 10.3610-36 Time Signal. Close Close Down. Down. Six Irish Irish Folk Folk-Songs -Songs : Oh I! Breathe not his NameName ;; What What the the Bee Bee is to the Flpw’retFlow'ret ;; At the Mid Hour of Night ; The The SwordSword of Erin ; 2-50 BalletBallet Music ofof Rameau.Rameau. Oh, that Sight EntrancingEntrancing ;; It isis notnot thethe Tear (arr.(arr. C.C. V.V. Stanford). Stanford). The Boyd Ned Orchestra ; Down in Yonder Meadow (Alec Rowley). The Boyd Neel Orchestra ; leader, Louis Willioughby ;; conductor, conductor. Down in Yonder Meadow (Alec Rowley). Boyd Neel. Nelee etet MyrthisMyrthis : Chaconne. La Princesse Princesse de Navarre: Greenwich Time Signal of at 6-30 p.m. Passepied ;; Entree des Bohemiens ; Menuet I ; Menuet II ; Tam- Tam­ 6-30 TheThe News News and and Announcements.Announcements. bourin etet Rondeau Rondeau ;; Gavotte 1 I ; Danse Gai ;; Entree Entree desdes Graces Graces ; ; Gavotte II ; Finale. Les Irides Indes Galantes Galantes : : Marche ;; Menuet Menuet; B B C 6-50 AA Recital. Recital. Danse desdes sauvagessauvages ; ; Chaconne. Chaconne. By Dorothy Dorothy Hesse Hesse (Pianoforte). (Pianoforte). Prelude and Fugue in CC sharp sharp Greenwich Time SignalSignal atat 3-30 a.m.a.m. (Bach). Minuet and and RondoRondo (from(from Sonata Sonata in in D, D, Op. Op. 10) 10) (Beethoven). (Beethoven). 3-30 Variety.* ITi ra73.11 Three Studies, Opus posthumous ; Tarantella (Chopin).(Chopin). 1 it fa VI 7-15 Close down. 3-50 PopularPopular Ballads.jBallads.f 3-57 "Under" Under BigBig Ben.”* Ben." ..n. WUa 11117.7, By Howard Marshall.Marshall. rinifool"" TRANSMISSION 3. 3. 4-15 Close down. TRANSMISSION 5. 5. GSH 21.47 Mc/sMc, s (13.97(13.97 m.). m.), GSG 17.79 17.79 WsMc/s (16.86 (16.86 m.) GSF 15.1415.14 Mc/s Mcis (19.82 m.) GSP 15.31 Mc/s Mc/s (19.60 (19.60 m.). m.), GSDGSD 11.75 Mc/s Mc/s (25.53 (25.53 m.), p.m. * Electrical Electrical recording. recording. t GramophoneGramophone records.records. GSC 9. 58 Mc/s Mes (31.32 m.)m.) 7-30 Big Ben. A A RecitalRecital a.m. Of New New GramophoneGramophone Records. Records. 4-30 BigBig Ben.Ben. ScottishScottish DanceDance Music. 8-0 The BBC Empire Orchestra. 4-55 StarStar Variety,fVariety.} GERMANY (Berlin)(Berlin) Leader,Leader. Daniel Melsa Melsa ;; conductor, conductor, Eric Eric Fogg. Fogg. Overture, Overture, Silvana Silvana 5-10 ScienceScience Talk.* (Weber). Ballet, Le CidCid :: (I) Castillane Castillane (2)(2) Andalouse Andalouse (3)(3) Arago- Arago- DJA 31.38, 31.38, DJQ DJQ 19.63, 19.63, DJN 31.45, 31.45, DJE 16.89. 16.89. naise (4) Aubade (5) CatalaneCatalane ((6)6 ) Madrilene (7) (7) Navarraise Navarraise (Massenet) (Massenet) 5-25 ChamberChamber Music. Pastorale (Suite,(Suite. Iorio’slorio's Daughter) (Franchetti). (Franchetti). Prelude Prelude toto ActAct III 10-40 a.m. Happy Sounds. Sounds. 11-45 a.m.a.m. Happy Sounds Sounds The Maurice Cole Trio : (The CricketCricket onon thethe Hearth)Hearth) (Goldmark,(Goldmark, arr. arr. Bauer). Bauer). Suite, Suite, Scenes Scenes (contd.) 12.3012-30 p.m. News and Economic Review in English. English. from the South, Op. 29 : (1)(I) FairyFairy Tale Tale from from La La Provence Provence (2)(2) MoorishMoorish 12-45 p.m. p.m. To-dayTo -day in Germany. Sound Sound Pictures. Pictures. 1-0 p.m. 6-10 The News and Announcements. Dance SongSong (3) (3) InIn thethe TavernTavern (Nicode).(Nicole), Overture, DieDie Fledermaus Fledermaus 1-0 p.m. (Johann Strauss).Strauss). A MeetingMeeting ofof North,North, East, East, SouthSouth and and West. West. A competitioncompetition ofof Greenwich Time SignalSignal at at 6-15 a.m. jolly companions. 9.09-0 “" Under Under BigBig Ben."Ben.” jolly companions. 2-15 p.m.p.m. Gay October October has has made made every- every­ 6-30 Close down. thing colourful.colourful. 3-15 p.m. p.m. German Marches. By Howard Howard Marshall. Marshall. 4-30 p.m. Concert ofof Light Music. Music. 5-305.30 p.m.p.m. News in 9.159-15 The The Band ofof HisHis Majesty'sMajesty’s Royal Marines. English. 5-455.45 p.m. p.m. Greetings to our ListenersListeners in thethe FarFar East. East. 6 TRANSMISSION 6.. (Plymouth Davision) (be(by Permission permission of of BrigadierBrigadier H.H. C. C. Pope),Pope), con-con­ 5-50 p.m. p.m. Concert of Light Music (contd.). 6-45 p.m. p.m. Chamber ducted by Captain F. J. Ricketts.Ricketts, DirectorDirector of of Music, Music, Royal Royal Marines. Marines. GSF 15.14 Mc/s Mc/s (19.82(19.82 m.), m.), GSC 9.58 Mc/sMc/s (31.32 m.) m.) Orchestra (Hasse). (Hasse). 7.307-30 p.m. News and Economic Economic Review Review in in a.m. From the Abbey Hall, Plymouth.Plymouth. Greenwich Time SignalSignal ofat 9-30 p.m. English on DJE, DJE, DJQ. DJQ. 7.457-45 p.m. ToTo-day -day in Germany. Germany. 7.307-30 Big Ben.Ben. " “ Under Under the the Southern Southern Stars."* Stars.”* Sound Pictures. 8-08.0 p.m. A short radioradio play,play, " “ The T he Relay". Relay” . BailesBelles Y Cantos Cantos Tipicos. Tipicos. Arranged by by Robert Robert Barrington Barrington and and 10-0 The News and Announcements. presented by John Pudney. 8-15 p.m. p.m. Concert of hemsItems byby RequestRequest :: Hallo, hallo hallo !! You 10-20 Cabaret Songs.fSongs.f wish—wewish -we play. play. 9.159-15 p.m.p.m. New Songs Songs by by Paul Paul Graener. 8-18.1 Solomon. Graener. Solomon. 9-30 p.m. CloseClo:e down. (Pia(Pianoforte).t noforte), t 10-30 Close down. 8-10 "Food “ Food for for Thought?" Thought.”* Three talks on topics of the moment. TRANSMISSION 4. 4. FRANCE (Radio(Radio Colonial)Colonial) 8-30 A A Recital.Recital. Three of thethe followingfollowing frequencies frequencies will bebe usedused I| By Daniel Melsa (Violin). By Daniel Melsa (Violin). La FolksFolia (Variations(Variations serieuses) serieuses) (Corelli, (Corelli, GSG 17.79 Mc 's (16.86 m.). GS° 15.18 Mc/s (19.76 m.) Wavelength 19.68 m.m. and/orand/or 25.24 m.m. arr. Leonard). Nocturne Nocturne inin D, Op.Op. 27, No.No. 2 (Chopin, arr. Wilhelm)).Wilhelmj). GSG 17.79 Mc/s (16.86 m.). GSO 15.18 Mc/s (19.76 m.) JotaJots (Falla, (Falla, arr. arr. Korchanskil. Korchanski). GSF 15.14 Mc/s Mc s(19.82 (19.82 m.), m.), GSD 11.75 11.75 Mc/sMc/s (25.53 m.) m.) 11-30 a.m.Relay from P.T.T. Transmitter. GSB 9.51 Mc/s Mc/s (31.55(31.55 m.) rn.) 11-30 a.m. Relay from P.T.T. Transmitter. 11-50 a.m.a.m. 8-50 “" AA SyncopatedSyncopated Serenade."* Serenade.”* p.m. Market Prices, Rates of Exchange. Exchange. 12-0 noon. noon. Records. With HarryHarry GordonGordon andand BobBob Busby,Busby, Gerry Fitzgerald and and Dorothy Dorothy 10-45 BigBig Ben.Ben. LightLight Programme.* Programme.* 12-10 p.m. Relay from P.T.T. Transmitter. Transmitter. Carless. 12-25 p.m. p.m. Records. 1-0 p.m.p.m. Talk on on Events Events in in France. France. 11-26 MusicalMusical Interlude.fInterlude.} 9-10 The The NewsNews and Announcements.Announcements. 1-15I-15 p.m. p.m. Records. 1-45 p.m. p.m. News in French. French. 2-15 p.m. p.m. News inEnglish. Greenwich Time SignalSignal atat 9-15 am.a.m. 11-30 The News and Announcements. News in English. 2.302-30 p.m. Close down. 3-25 p.m.p.m. DayDay's s Programme. 3403-30 p.m. p.m. Relay from 9-30 Close down. 11-50 TheThe MusicMusic of of Arthur Arthur Wood. RadioRadio-Paris—Concert. -Paris -Concert. 4-30p.m.News in English. Reginald King and and his his Orchestra. Orchestra. Curtain UP UP (from (from the the Suite, Suite, 4-30 p.m. 4-45 Ballerina). Roundabouts. Barnsley Fair.Fair. p.m. Concert-Relayed.Concert -Relayed. (contd.). 5.15 5-15 p.m.p.m. News in TRANSMISSION 1. a.m. French. 5-45 p.m.p.m. ConcertConcert-Relayed, -Relayed. (contd.). 6-30 p.m.p.m. InternationalInternational Talk, by by Mr. Mr. Jacques Jacques Kayser. Kayser. 6-40 p.m.p.m. Talk GSD 11.75 11.75 Mc/sMc/s (25.53 m.), m.), GSBGSB 9.519.51 Mc/s Mc/s (31.55 (31.55 m.) rn.) 12-10 Variety. on Music, by Mr. CharlesCharles Oulmont. 6-50 p.m. p.m. Colonial Market p.m.p.m. 12-30 A A Recital. Prices, Rates of Exchange. Exchange. 7-0 p.m. p.m. Concert withwith Mrs. Mrs. 12-45 BigBig Ben. FredericFrederic Bayco,Bayco, atat the Organ of of the the By Isabel Gray (Pianoforte). Two Sonatas: By Isabel Gray (Pianoforte). Two Sonatas : (I) (I) in in F F (2) (2) in in GG Jeanne Herve, vocalist vocalist ; ; Miss Valentin-Thyssens, Valentin-Thyssens, pianist pianist ; ; Miss Dominion Theatre. (Scarlatti). Etude in E, Op. Op. 8,8, No. No. 5 5 (Scriabin). AuAu bord ddune une Miss Tottenham Court Road,Road, London.London. source (Liszt). Ballade Ballade No. No. 2 2 in in A A minor minor (first (first performance) performance) (York (York Paule Bouquet, violinist ; Mr. Tortelier, Tortelier, ’cellist.'cellist. 8-25 p.m. Bowen). Prelude inin G flat (Leo (Leo Livens).Livens). Zephyr, Op. 57, 57. No.No. 4 Rates of Exchange Exchange and French French Stock Stock (Rentes). (Rentes). 8-30 p.m. p.m. 1-151.15 “" Food for Thought."*Thought.”* (Moskowski). Three talks onon topicstopics ofof thethe moment.moment. Close down. 1-0 Students*Students' Songs. 9-45 p.m.p.m. News in French, French, Market Market Prices, Prices, Rates Rates ofof Ex- Ex­ GreenwichCreenwich TimeTime SignalSignal at 1-30 p.m. The BBC BBC Men's Men’s Chorus Chorus ;; conductor, Leslie Woodgate. Woodgate. Henry change. 10-30 p.m. Concert-Relayed.Concert -Relayed. 11-0 p.m. Relay of of 1-35 1-35 YehudiYehudi MenuhinMenuhin (Violin).± (Violin).f Cummings (Baritone). (Baritone). At the the Pianoforte, Pianoforte. Ernest Ernest Lush. Lush. He's He’s a a RadioRadio-Journal -Journal ofof France (French (French News). News). 11-20 p.m. Talk. College Boy. Old Noah. A A Litany Litany of of Drinking. Drinking. Peter Peter Brown. Brown. 1-45 “" Bula Matari."Matari.” Begone, DullDull Care I! The Sardine andand thethe Sprat.Sprat. Poor Poor Ned. Ned. Down Down 11-30II-30 p.m. Concert. Records. 12 midnight. News in The Breaker Breaker of of Rocks. Rocks. The story story ofof a workhouse waif, waif, John John in Drnerrara.Dmerrara. Mary hadhad aa LittleLittle Lamb. Lamb. One One More More River River to to Cross. Cross. English. 12-13012130 a.m. News in French, French, Market Market Prices. Prices. 1-0 Rowlands, whowho becamebecame Henry Henry Morton Morton Stanley,Stanley. thethe finder of Living­Living- (All(All songssongs from thethe BritishBritish Students'Students’ Song Song BookBook.) .l p.m. Relay. 3-30 a.m. Close down. stone. Dramatised ky by RobinRobin GerardGerard andand Frank Hird. Hird. Produced Produced by William MacLurg.MacLurg. 2-25 The News and Announcements. HOLLAND (Phohi) (Phohi) 2-45 Close down. Wavelength 16.88 16.88 Metres. 6-30 p.m.p.m. Opening announcement. announcement. 6-35 p.m.p.m. Music. TRANSMISSION 2. 6-40 p.m.p.m. Latest News from Holland. 6-55 p.m.p.m. Talk. GSH 21.47 Mc/s (13.97 m.), GSG GSG 17.79 17.79 Mc/sMc/s (16.86 (16.86 m.)m.) 7-10 p.m. p .m. Piano recital recital by by Julia Julia Noach. Noach. 7-30 p.m. Well p.m. known Hollanders Hollandeis before before the the Phohi Phohi microphone. microphone. 7-50 p.m.p.m. 4-30 Big Ben. " “ StandingStanding on on aa Corner."* Corner.”* Piano recital recital (contd.). 8-10 p.m. p.m. Dance music. music. 8-30 p.m. Book and lyricslyrics byby CharlesCharles Hayes.Hayes. Music Music arranged arranged and and composed composed Close down. by George Barker. The cast supported by by the the BBC Revue Revue Chorus Chorus and the the BBC BBC Empire Empire Orchestra Orchestra (leader, (leader, Daniel Daniel Melsa), Melsa), under under the the direction of Clifton Clifton Helliwell. Helliwell. Production byby William MacLurg,MacLurg, ITALY (Rome) (Rome) 5-205.20 AllanAllan Kennedy,Kennedy, atat thethe OrganOrgan of the Regal Cinema, Glasgow. Wavelength 25.40 and/or and/or 31.13 Metres. Marche Lorraine (Gann). (Ganne). Selection, Selection, Everybody's Songs Songs (arr. (arr. Geehl). Overture, PoetPoet and PeasantPeasant (Suppe).(Suppe). Minuet Minuet from from Opera, Opera. 5-13 p.m. Varied programmes. programmes. 6-45 p.m.p.m. Concert. Berenice (Handel, arr. Borowski). Borowski). Do You You Remember? Remember? (arr. Talk. " “ 11 II Mugello ".”, 7.307-30 p.m.p.m. News in in English. English. Opera­Opera- Andrews and Lewin). Andrews and Lewin). tic selections. 10-0 p.m. Vocal concert. Bianca Teseo, 5-555.55 “ "Food Food for for Thought.”* Thought."* MMRS.r s . LALITA L a l it a VENKA'IRAM, V e n k a t r a m , oONE n e OFo f THEt h e FINESTf i n e s t MUSICIANSm u s ic ia n s OFo f soprano. Giovanni Barberini, tenor. tenor. Luigi Luigi Bernardi, Bernardi, baritone. baritone. Three talks on topics of thethe moment.moment. SOUTHERNS o u t h e r n INDIA, I n d ia ,WHO w h oFREQUENTLY f r e q u e n t l y BROADCASTS b r o a d c a s t s fFROM r o m BOMBAY. B o m b a y . 11-10 p.m. Concert of Arabian Arabian music. music.

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p.m. Friday, 9th October October 5-30 The VUB IndianIndian Orchestra. 6-15 Talk (Maraihi):(M arathi): " “ Arncha Amcha SamajikSamajik ChaliChali Riti.-Riti.' By LEELALeela NIMBKAR.Nimbkar. p.m. 6-30 Light Music 9-30 Time Signal. By VANKTESHVanktesh AtmaramATMARAM KKAGALKAR agalkar of of Belgaum. 2nd News and Weather Report (English.)(English.) 7-15 Recitations from HolyHoly Quran 10-0 *A VarietyVariety Entertainment.Entertainment. By MOULVIM oulvi GULAMGulam MOHOMEDMohomed KAMAR.Kamar. Arranged and and directed directed by by SADIE SadiE WHITMARSII. WHITMARSH. 7-30 Bengali SongsSongs PEGGY DUNCAN. Pegcy Duncan. Soprano. BBy y ANILA n i l 131swits B is w a s BOBBob PHILIPPS. Philipps. Violin. With Sarangi, HarmoniumHarmonium and Tablu. Tabla. SADIESadie WHITMARSH.W hitm arsh. Comedienne. VUD 340.13 metres, 822 kc/s. 8-30Commercial News and News in Hindi. F. AustinAUSTIN ANDand P. BATEMAN.B a t e m a n . Banjo Duets.Duels. Commercial News and News in Hindi. KathleenKATHLEEN BATEMAN,Bateman, Pianoforte. 9-0 "“ Baba Baba Vakyam Vakyam Pramanam." Pramanam.” TRANSMISSION I. A MarathiMarathi Skit, Skit, produced produced by by S. S.N. N.CFIPEKAR. C h p e k a r . a.m. 9.309-30 Talk (English) :: " “ Motor Motor Travel Travel inin India." India.” 8-0 PEGCYPEGGY DUNCAN. Time Signal.Signal. By H.H .E. E. ORMEROD, O r m e r o d , J. P. P. " A Brown Bird Singing "" -- - H. Wood. Wood. Recitation from the Quran-i-Sharif. "A“ AFat Fat lir lil*Feller Feller wid wid his his Mamny's Mamny’s eyes." eyes.”S. Gordon.Gordon. 9-45 NewsNews in English.English. BOB PHILIPPS. 8-10 GhulamGhulam Farid.Farid. Naat. "” By By the the Waters Waters of of Minnetonka Minnetonka " ” -LieLieurance. urance. 10-0 The Continental Quintet.Quintet. “Libesfreud Libesfreud ” - - - - Kreisler. SB 8-20 AIR Orchestra. Shiv MatMat Bhairon. Bhairon. F. AUSTIN AUSTIN ANDAND P.P. BATEMAN. BATEMAN. BanjopBanjo Duets.Doris. Potpourri - - " “ Victoria Victoria and and her her " I never saw anything like it. 8-30 Aziz-ur-Rehman.Aziz-ur-Rehraan. Dadra Jogiya. I never saw anything like it.” Hussar" - P. Abraham. "* DoesDoes Santa Claus putput hishis whiskerswhiskers underunder or or over over the the Waltz - - ”" Lovely Lovely LadyLady ".". J. McHugh. 8-40 MasterMaster Jiwan.Jiwan. Clarionet, Jonpuri. sheet.”sheet." " It'sIt’s sinsin toto telltell a lie." BillyBilly Mayhew. Mayhew. BOB PHILIPPS. Foxtrot - " ” Alone Alone " " - ^N. H. Brown. 8-45 Talk (Hindustani):(Hindustani ) : “"Constitutions Constitutions of of the the World ’ ”" Meditation Meditation " from from " “Thais Thais " * - Massenet.hlassenrt. ""Music Music bath hath Charms... Charms." Henry Hall. "Serenade Espagnole " No. 6.6. Switzerland. “ Serenade Espagnole ” - Chaminade-Kreister.Chaminade-Kreisler. Tango - " “Poems Poema ” - - Mario Melfi.Meiji. PEGGY DUNCAN. ""Sprich Sprich nicht von BBYy PROF. P r o f . MMOHD.o h d . HABIB. H a b i b . ” BirdBird Songs Songs at Eventide"Eventide ” - E. Coates.Coates. 4 ewiger LiebeLjebe ". B.B. Granichstaedien. Granichstaedten. “"Mother Mother Machree Machree "” - Olcott and Ball. 9-0 AIR Qawwals. Qawwali. Okott and Ball. Selection - - " ” Roberta Roberta " - - - - J. Kern. F. AUSTIN AND P. BATEMAN. BATEMAN. March - - " " Vienna Vienna remains remains Banjo Duets. Vienna "” - - J. Schrammel.Schrammel. 9-20 GhulamGhulam Farid.Farid. Mouth Organ-Dance Organ—Dance Tunes. Tunes. SADIESADIE' WHITMARSH.WHITMARSH. Assisted by AAIR IR Orchestra.Orchestra. "** YouYou areare mymy luckylucky Star."Star." 11-0 Close down. " Thanks a Million.Million.” 9-30 Aziz-ur-Rehman. “ Mudat hui hui hai hai yar yar ko ko mehman mehman kiye kiye hue hue 11-0 Close down. Josh-i-qadah se se bazm chiraghan chiraghan kiye kiye hue.- hue.” (Ghalib.) **Relayed Relayed fromfrom our Simla Studio. 9-40 GhulamGhulam Farid. CAC A LCU L C U TTTA T A ” AllahAllah Allah Allah ishq ishq ki kiranaiyan ranaiyan Husn khud lene lene laga anpraiyan.”armaiyan." (Jigar). 9-50 GhulamGhulam Sabir.Sabir. Sarangi—Sarangi-ShudhShudh Bilawal. 10-010.0 Close down. BOMBAY

TRANSMISSION II. p.m. VUC 370.4 metres, 810 810 kc/s, kc/s. 49.10 49.10 metres,metres, 6,1096,109 kc kc/s. 's. 12-30 TimeTins. Signal. p.m. IndianIndian RecordedRecorded Music.Music. 12-36 Time Signal. MASTER FAQIRUDDIN - - Naat. SB ‘Musical*Musical Selections Selections frontfrom the the Studio. Studio. GHULAM FARID - - Naat Punjabi. VUB 350.9 350.9 metres, 855855 kc/s. kc/s. 31.3631.36 metres, metres, 9565 9565 kc/s. kc/s. ZOHRA BAI - Todi Mian Mian KhanKhan

a.m. Friday, 9th October October 3-10Mincing Lane Programme. 3-25Interlude.fInterlude.! Greenwich Time Signal atat 3-30 a.m. p.m. 3.30 3-30 "“ Down Down to thet he Sea Sea in in Ships Ships : : Sea Sea Power." Power.” 5-40 TheThe Rutland Rutland Square Square and and New New Victoria Victoria Orchestra. Orchestra. . 3.503-50 Interlude.f Directed by Norman Norman Austin. Austin From the the New New VictoriaVictoria Cinema. Cinema, Edinburgh. When When Evening Evening Comes Comes (Stanton). (Stanton). Serenade, Serenade, Aubade Aubade 3-55 DanceDance Music. Jack Jack Payne Payne and and his his Band. Band. a la FianceeFiancee (Volpatti).(Volpatti). Medley, Medley, Popular Popular Hits (art. (arr. Connelly). Connelly). 4-15 6-0 The BBC Dance Orchestra. Close down. Directed by Henry Hall. TRANSMISSION 5. ** ElectricalElectrical recording. recording. t Gramophone Gramophone records. records. Greenwich Time Signal at at 6-30 p.m. GSP 15.31 Mc/s Mc/s (19.60 (19.60 m.), m.), GSDGSD 11.75 Mc/s Mc/s (25.53 (25.53 m.),m.), GSC 9.58 Mc/s Mc/s (31.32(31.32 m.) m.) 6.306-30 TheThe News News andand Announcements.Announcements. a.m. 6-50 FridayFriday Mid Mid-day -day Concert.Concert. 4.304-30 Big Big Ben.Ben. Dance Dance Music. Music. Under the directiondirection ofof JohanJohan Hock Hock. From From Queen's Queen's College Chambers Lecture Hall, Birmingham. Chambers 5.25-2 “" Empire Magazine,"Magazine,” No. No. 8.*8.* Lecture Hall, Birmingham The The BirminghamBirmingham PhilharmonicPhilharmonic String String GERMANY (Berlin)(Berlin) OrchestraOrchestra; ; leader, NorrisNorris Stanley_ Stanley ; conductor,conductor, Johan Johan Hock.Hock. Watson A weekly review of things at home. Forbes Watson A weekly review of things at home. Edited byby PascoePascoe Thornton. Forbes (Viola)(Viola). Orchestra Orchestra: Overture, Overture, Lotharius (Handel, (Handel, ar. ar. 5-32 Short Story. Rawlinson).Kawhnson). Watson Forbes Forbes and and Orchestra Orchestra : : Concerto Concerto in A for for DJA 31.38, 31.38, DJQ DJQ 19.63, 19.63, DJN 31.45, 31.45, DJE 16.89. 16.89. Short Story. viola and strings:(I)Allegro (2) Adagio(3) Rondo.Allegro 10-40 a.m. Short musical pieces. pieces. 11-45 a.m. Short 5-47 An Organ Recital. OVIozart)(Mozart). Stnn8S: gr° (2) Adag‘° (3) Rondo' AlleBro 11-45a.m.Short musical pieces pteces (contd.) 12-30 p.m. NewsNews and and Economic Economic By Guy Weitz.From the Concert 7.157-15 Close down. p L ^ Uy T epZ- Fr.°'V !’,e Concert Hall, Broadcasting House House- - Review in English. 12-45 p.m. p.m. ToTo-day -day in in Germany. Germany. Sound Prelude andand Fugue in E E (Lubeck). (Lubeck). Scherzo Scherzo—Caprice -Caprice (Bernard) (Bernard)- Pictures Christmas Rhapsody, onon an old Walloon CarolCarol (Weitz). (Weitz). rictures 1-0 p.m.p.m. TheThe Hasse Hasse Chamber Chamber Orchestra. Orchestra. 1-45 p.m. p.m. Scenesocenes from " Die Die Piccolomini Piccolomini ".” 2-302,30 p.m. Hitler Youth Youth 6.106-10 The The News News andand Announcements.Announcements. TRANSMISSION 3. Programme.“ TL^u"16' 3.15 3-15 p.m. " German Economics." Economics.” 3-30 p.m. Greenwich Time SignalSignal atat 6-15 a.m.a.m. GSH 21.47 Mc/s (13.97(13.97 m.),m ) GSG GSG 17.79 17.79 Mc/s Mc/s (16.86 (16.86 m.) " The1 he HeavensHeavens praisepraise thethe gloryglory ofof Eternity."Eternity.” Close down. GSF 15.14 Mc/s Mc/s (19. (19.82 82 m.) 4-30 p.m. Concert of Light Music. Music. 5.305-30 p.m.p.m. NewsNews in in p.m. English. 7.307-30 ir i,5.50 p.m. P-m - ConcertC°ncert of Light Light Music Music (contd.). (contd.), 6-45 Big Ben. The The BBC BBC Welsh Welsh Orchestra. p.m.Folk Music. TRANSMISSION 6.6 . P*™’ V>Ik Music. 7-30 p.m. NewsNews and and Economic Economic Review Review (S?pran^)ranilLeader, Frank Thomas^'llomas ;: conductor, conresi, (LandonUn!lon Ronald), Down Vauxhall WayWay (Herbert(Herbert 11-30 a.m. Oliver),In the Gloaming (Ammie Harrison). “ r30 d ™ ' Relay RS ,ay from fro71 P.T.T. P T T - Transmitter. Transmitter. 11-50 a.m. Vu - the Gloaming (Ammie Harrison). John John Myrddin Myrddin :■ Geoffrey Dunn (Tenor), accompanied by Diana Poulton(Lute) Market Prices, 11-50 a.m. The Ministrel ((Easthope Martin), My LittleWelsh Home (Gwynn JohnJGo?n\TcePur(Hl;TicLrd).°mP“nied Ticehurst (Harpsichord). * PoU“°n (U ‘e)' Market Prices Rates of of Exchange. Exchange. 12-0 12-0 noon. noon. Records. WuliamTThWilliams), The ( Famous Waltzes :Amorettentanze ;Die Hydropathen ; Relayed(contd.). Dances ; S Zr V Amorettentanze ; Die Hydropathen ; Casino Casino Kelayed (contd.) 12.0 12-0 midnight. NewsNews in in English. English. 12-30 12-55 TalkTalk onon Badminton.*Badminton.* Uances Soldatenlieder Soldatenheder ;; Dream onon thethe Ocean Ocean ;; La La Jeunesse Jeunesse doree doree (Gung'1,arr.Reynders).Charme d' amour a.m. NewsNews in in French, French Market Market Prices. Prices. 1-0 a.m. Dramatic By Mr. Devlin. M-r'/DM Renders). Charme d' amour (Kendall). (Kendall). Hraj. Hraj. MuzikoMuz>ko (Piskaeek). (P,skaeeW. Was Was it a,ta Dream Dream? 1 (Coslow). (Coslow). Valse Valse moderne moderne rederalFederal Broadcast. Broadcast. 3-30 a.m. Close down. down (Claude Ivy).Ciribiribin 1-10 TheThe BBC Empire Orchestra. (Claude Ivy). Ciribinbin (Peatalozza,(Pestalozza,arr. arr.Bucalossi). Bucalossi).Rose Rose-- mousse™ (Bose). Fountain of Youth (Hesse).(Hesse). Loin dudu payspays (Berger).(Berger). Leader, Daniel Darnel Melsa Melsa ;; conductor, conductor, Eric Eric Fogg. Fogg. Overture, Overture Silvana Silvana Waltz (The (The Merry Merry Widow) Widow) (Lehar, (Lehar, arr. arr. Reber). Reber). (Weber). BalletBallet, Le Cid Cid :: (I) (1) Castillane (2) (2) Andalouse (3) Andalouse(3) 11-30 Aragonaise (4)(4) Aubade (5) CatalaneCatalan (6)(6 Madrilene Madrilene (7) (7) Navarraiae Navarraise 11-30 TheThe NewsNews and Announcements.Announcements. HOLLAND (Phohi) (Phohi) (Massenet).Pastorale (Massenet) Pastorale (Suite, (Suite, lorio's Iorio's Daughter) Daughter) (Franchetti). Franchetti) 11.5011-50 Prelude to Act Ill (The Cricketon the Hearth) (Goldmark, art. “" BulaBula Matari."Matari.” Wavelength 16.88 16.88 Metres.Metres. Brnferl'Bauer). t0S >Ct S (Thf Cricket °n the Hearth) (Goldmark, arr.' Bauer). Suite, Scenes from from the the South,South, Op. Op. 29:29: (I) Fairy Tale The Breaker Breaker of Rocks.* Rocks.* The story story of of a aworkhouse workhouse waif, waif, John John from La Provence (2) Moorish Dance Song 6-30 p.m.p.m. OpeningOpening announcement. 6-35 p.m. Music. /M™ 5ivence (2) Moorish Dance Song (3) (3) In the the Tavern Tavern Rowlands, who became HenryHenry Morton Stanely, the finderfinder ofof Living-Living- 6-35 p.m. Music. (Nicode).Overture, Die Fledermaus (Johann Strauss). stone. 6.40 p.m. (Nicode). Overture, Die Fledermaus (Johann Sirauss) Dramatised by Robin Gerard and Frank Hird.Produced by 6-40 p.m. Latest News News from from Holland. Holland. 6-55 p.m. p.m. Music. William MacLurg.M : " ^ R°bm Gerard and Frant Hird' Prod^ d 7-10 p.m.Talk. Greenwich TimeTime SignalSignal atat 1-30 1-30 p.m. M 7.307T*° p.m. P-m ; Dzjobs D zjobslsing Ising sings. sings. 7-45 p.m. Music. 7-45 p.m. 2-10 "Under“ Under Big Ben.”*Ben." a.m. 8-10 p.m.Dzjobs Ising (contd.).8.30 p.m.Close down.Sown0 P'm' JO Islng (contcl-)- 8-30 p.m. Close By Howard Marshall.Marshal!. 12-30 AA Recital. 2.252-25 TheThe News News andand Announcements. Announcements. By Audrey Langford (Soprano). The Early Morning Stillsi’ill^ the 'T Lark H Finds " ' Repose (S£prano)',JLhe (Thomas Early Linley, Morning(Graham (Graham Peel). Peel). 2-45 Ornhe ,1 f™!* Unley' ”arr. *■ EllaE"“ lvimey). ■ Close down. Samuel?Orpheus Twith V his nV“Lute (Vaughan W ^ an Williams). Williams). Diaphenia Diaphenia (Harold (Harold ITALY (Rome) (Rome) Samuel).Falling Blossom (Yvonne Sawyer). A Song in theNight ^Loughborough(Loughborough).)1.6 m ‘ nn

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p.m. BAND-SERCEANTBAND -SERGEANT J. J. L. SHAW. _ Saxophone Solos. " “ Selected." Selected. _ Saturday,10th October Gems from - - "Show Show BoatBoat' Kern. CORPORAL J. I. OWENS AND BANDSMAN P. MURRAY.MURRAY. Xylophone Duet.Duet. “" FlotsamFlotsam and and Jetsam.- Jetsam." Barsotti. Selection ofof W. H. H. Squire's Squire’s popular popular songs. songs. Introducing p.m. .“ A A Sergeant Sergeant ofof the Line ",”, If IfI mightI might come come to to you you -, ”, " The” The 8-45 Gayanacharia Pundit Pundit Narayan Narayan Rao Rao Vyas Vyas ofof Bombay. Bombay. Corporal’sCorporal's. Ditty Ditty ”,-, ”In In an an Old Old Fashioned Fashioned Town Town -, ’ ", Necta- ‘ Necta­ Classical Music. rine ”, " “The The Toast Toast ". ”." Mountain *' MountainLovers Lovers ", ”," Pals “ Pals*. ” “- When When you you come come home."home.’ 9-15 2nd2nd NewsNews and WeatherWeather ReportReport (Hindustani).(Hindustani ). Regimental March. ""The The Light Light Barque... Barque.” 9-309.30 Time Signal.Signal. Close down. 2nd NewsNews andand Weather Weather Report Report (English). (English). 11.011-0 VUD 340.13340.13 metres, 882 kcis. kc/s. 9-45 TalkTalk (English)(English): : “" Are examinations aa lottery lottery ?"? By C. C. B. B. YOUNG. Y o u n g . Play (Hindustani):(Hindustani) : " ForcedForced Marriage." Marriage. TRANSMISSION I. 10-0 Play “ CALCUTTA By FAIL-I-HAQFazl-i-H aq QURESIII. Qureshi. a.m. Performed by AIR Artists.Artists. 8-0 Time Signal. Arti By By AIR AIR ARTISTS. Artists. 10-40 Recorded Music. Music. Accompanied by AIR Orchestra. 11-0 Close down. down. 8-10 Brinder Singh. Singh. Bhajan. 8-20 AIR Orchestra. Bengal Bhairon. 8-30 IrshadIrshad Ali. Ali. “" ChubhChubh gai gai unun ki ki nazakat nazakat dil dil men men VUC 370.4 metres, 8108 10 kc/s.kc/s. 49.10 49.10 metres,metres, 6,1096,109 kci's.kc/s. Ab nahin zabt ki ki taqat taqat dil dil men." men.” (Bekhud.) p.m. 6-37 P. S. Mukerji. Sarode—BilasSarode-Bilas Khani. 12-36 Time Signal. 8-45 Talk (Hindustani):"(Hindustani) : “Minding Minding the the Mind Mind " " No. No. 6 6 Dreams. Dreams. SB The Grand Grand Hotel Hotel Orchestra. Orchestra. By SHEIKH Sheikh ATAUR Ataur REHMAN. Rehman. Relayed from thethe Palm Court of the GrandGran d Hotel.Hotel. Calcutta WeatherWeather BulletinBulletin forfor OceancraftOceancraft and and Rivercraft. Rivercraft. 9-0 Brinder Singh. Singh. "“ Bedard Bedard halo hain jo jo dard dard kisi kisi ka ka nahin nahin rakhte rakhte 1-36 AA Story Story (Bengali) (Bengali) :: " “ Vendetta." Vendetta.” Aise bhi halo hain ya Rab keh keh tamanna tamanna nahin nahin rakhte." rakhte. ByB y PROVABATYP r o v a b a t y DEVI D e v i SARASWATY. S a r a sw a t y . (Dagh.)(Dagh. 2-6*Musical Selections. 31.36 metres, 9565 kcis. ‘Musical Selections. 9-10 Mahboob.Mahboob. Thumri Bhairvin. VUB 350.9 metres, metres, 855 855 kc/s. kcjs. 31.36 metres, 9565 kc/s. 2-36 Talk (Bengali)(Bengali) : : “" WomenWomen as as Wage Wage-Earners. -Earners." Sitar—Sitar-Asawri.Asawri. ByB y BELLAB e l l a HALDER. H a l d e r . 9-20 Malang Khan. Khan. a.m. a.m. Time Signal. Close Close down. down. 9-30 Irshad Ali. Ali. 11-30Jaltarang 3-6 “" Shokhi Shokhi ne ne tiri tiri kam kam kiya kiya ik ik nigah nigah men men _ By DATTARAMDattaram PARWATKAR. Parwatkar. 5-6 Time Signal. Sufi hai butkade men sanam sanam khankah khankah men." men. (Dagh). noon "“ Dalim Dalim Kumar." Kumar.” (A(A Village Village Folk Folk Drama. Drama. Part Part 2.) 2.) 9-40 Mahboob.Mahboob. Qawwali. 12-0 Light Music ByB y JASIMUDDIN J a sim u d d in ANDan d PARTY. P a r t y . 9-50 AIR Orchestra. Gaur Sarong.Sarang. By KRIM-INABA!Kkishnabai HUKKRI.Hukkri. 5-36 Talk (Bengali)(B engali) : : **" All About About Snakes." Snakes. With Sarangi, HarmoniumHarmonium and Tabla. Tabla. Close down. BBy y DR. D r .R. R. C. C.BHATTACHARYA. Bhattacharya. 10-0 p.m. 5-51 Tagore’sTagore's Song Song By By ANIL Anil DAS. Das. 1-01.0 Available Market Rates. Rates. TRANSMISSION H. II. Jules CraenCraen and hishis Quintet.Quintet. 6-6 Modern Bengali Bengali Song Song By PROVABATY.By Provabaty. p.m.pan. Relayed from Taj Mahal Mahal Hotel.Hotel. 6-21 Classico Modern Modern Song Song By ByBINAPANY. Binapany. 12-3012-30 Time Signal. (By kindkind permissionpermission o of f thethe Management).Management). “" Vie Vie DArtisteD’Artiste - - - - Strauss. 6-36 AA Classical Classical Programme. Programme. Indian Recorded Recorded Music Music Vocal. Vocal. “" Sunshine Sunshine inin youryour Smile Smile ” - Ray. By the members members of of Sangit-Kala-Bhaban. Sangit-Kala-Bhaban. MASTER VASANT -Massenet. “" Werther Werther ” - - Organized by GIRIJA byGirija SANKER Sanker CHAKRAVARTY. Chakravarty. YYUSUFusuf EFFENDIeffendi “Minuet Minuet ” - Rameau. SAMAD QAWWAL Th ungri. SAMAD QAWWAL “" Idylle Idylle Passionelle Passionelle ” - -Razigade. CITASREEGITASREE GEETA DAS. DAS. Thungri. BASHIR QAWWAL “"Caravan Caravan Misterieuse Misterieuse" " - Ralston. ARATI DAS. DAS. Thungri. ABDUR RAZZAQ JAMINI GANGULY. GANGULY. Kheyal-Naykikanada. PEARE SAHIB 2-02,0 Close down. GANDHARECANDHARE HANGALHANCAL RATHINDRA N. CHATTERJEE. CHATTERJEE. Kheyal-Sankara. NARAIN RAO VYAS 4.30Light Music SAILENDRA NATH BANERJEE. BANERJEE. Kheyal-Adana. LADLILAMA PERSHADPERSHAD By MISSM iss LAKDAWALA. L a k d a w a l a . SHANTI LATA BANERJ EE. K heyal-P uria. ONONKAR KAR NATH SHANTILATA BANERJEE. Kheyal-Puria. 1-30 Time Signal.Signal. 5-0 Talk (Marathi):(Marathi) : “" Gruha Gruha Shastra. Shastra.” KRIPAMOYEE BANERJEE. BANERJEE. Kheyal-Adana. 8-6 Talk (Bengali)(Bengali) : : “- My Unpublished Unpublished Story." Story.” “" FavouriteFavourite Musical Musical Comedies." Comedies. BBy y MRS.M r s . SITABAI S ita b a i ANNIGERI. A n n ig e r i . 8-6 BBy y SAILAJANANDAS ailajananda MUKHERJEE. M u k h e r je e . (Recorded).(Recorded). 5-15 BuiBul BulBui Tarang SoloSolo - - (Columbia 9200).9200). 8-21 Seetar SoloSolo By GOKULGokul CHANDRA Chandra NAG.Nag. DEBROY SOMER.SSOMER’S RANDBAND - BBy y JAYANTJ a ya n t SHAH. S h a h . ** The Desert Song.Song." 8-41 Commercial News News and and Weather Weather Report Report (In Bengali).Bengali). COLUMBIA LIGHT OPERAOPERA COMPANY - - (DX-599).(DX -599). 5-30Relay from RegalRegal Cinema.Cinema. Chu Chin Chow... SB Vocal Gems from “ Chu Chin Chow. (By kindkY k o i 6.306-30 BhajanBhajan Songs. Songs. SB COLUMBIA LICHTLIGHT OPERAOPERA COMPANY - - ILIA-13*/.(DX -159). Vocal Gems from from “ "The The Merry Merry Widow." Widow. BBy y EKNATHE k n a th HATISKAR. H a t isk a r . 9-1 Commercial News News and and Weather Weather Report Report (In English).English). JACK HYLTON ANDAND HISHIS ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA - - (C-1727).(C-1727). SB 7-15 Talk (Gujerati) (Gujerati) :: “- Parents, Parents, School School and the the Children." Children. SB Bitter Sweet." 9-6 Time Signal. LIGHTLICHT OPERAOPERA COMPANY f - - -- (H.M.V. C-2605).C-2605). By S. U. SUKLA.Sukla. SB News in English. English. “" A A Country Country Girl. Girl.” - 7.307-30 MehangiMehangi Raza.Raza. LONDON THEATRETHEATRE ORCHESTRAORCHESTRA - „ - - - (DX IUA-OIJ. -6I). 9-21 AA Studio Studio Programme Programme by by T. T. E. E. Bevan Bevan Sr & Co., Co., Ltd. Ltd. In Gazals and Quwalis. 9-21 “" The The Maid Maid of of the the Mountains... Mountains. In Gazals and Quwalis. SB ("(“ Regal" Regal ” Recording). Recording). Assisted by the VUB Orchestra. SB Close down. Assisted by the V U B Orchestra. BERTbfrt FELDMAN'S feldman’s SUMMER summer PRODUCTION production atAT BLACKPOOL Blackpool^ 2-302.30 "“ Lucky Lucky Strike."-IntroStrike.”—Infro : **Diddle-Dum-Dee." Diddle-Dum-Dee.” 8-30 CommercialCommercial News News andand News News inin Hindi.Hindi. "” A A Sunbonnet Sunbonnet Blue," Blue,” " Calling" Calling me me Home,- Home,” etc. etc. 9.0 “" KathiavadiKathiavadi Meman." Meman.” BILLY COTTONCOTTON ANDAND HISHIS BAND. BAND. p.m. TRANSMISSION HI. UI. 9.0 “ You.” p.m. A Gujerati Gujerati comic comic skit skit produced produced by by L. L.H. H.GHELANI, GhelaNI, 5-30 Time Signal. "“ A A Pretty Pretty Girl Girl is is like like a a Melody." Melody." starringstarring BALABAI, balabai, LATla t SAHEB,saheb, rahim RAHIM and and others.others. THE HILL BILLIES.BILLIES. AIR Orchestra. Naghma-i-Raqs. “" Sundown Sundown in in Peaceful Peaceful Valley."Valley.’ 9-30 Talk (English):(English) : “" CommunalCommunal Concord Concord in in the the days days of of " ByeBye-lo-bye -lo -bye Lullaby.” Lullaby." Brinder Singh. Bhajan. 5-40 Brinder Singh. Akbar.”Akbar." LONDON PIANO-ACCORDEONPIANO-ACCORDEON BAND.BAND. Ghulam Sabir. Sarangi-BhimSarangi—Bhim Plasi Plasi By PROF. A. A. A. FYZEE. ”" When When Evening Evening Comes." Comes.” 5-50 Ghulam Sabir. By P r o f . A. A. A. F y z e e . “" At At the the Cafe Cafe Continental." Continental." 6-0 Irshad Ali. Ali. Naat. georgeGEORGE ellioELLIOTT'S tt’s HawaiianHAWAIIAN NOVELTY novelty QUARTET. quartet. 6 .0 9-45 NewsNews in English.English. “All All my my Life."Life." " Sundown in old Waikiki.** 6-10 Mahboob.Mahboob. Qawwali. 10-010.0 An Instrumental Concert.Concert. “ Sundown in old Waikiki.” GRACIE FIELDS. 6-20 1st NewsNew3 audand Weather Report (Hindustani). SB BBy y the BANDBand OF of THE the 2ND 2nd BN. Bn. THE the DURHAM Durham LIGHT Light “The The^Kiss Kiss Waltz.- Waltz.” IINFANTRY. n f a n t r y . "“ You're You’re driving driving me me Crazy." Crazy.” 1st News and WeatherWeather ReportReport (English).(English). 6-30 (By kindkind permission o fof Major Major V. V. A. A. C. C. Yate, Yate, M M.C., .C ., andand BILLY COTTONCOTTON AND HIS BAND. BAND. Gayanacharia Pandit Pandit Narayan Narayan Rao Rao Vyas Vyas ofof Bombay. Bombay. “ EvryEv’ry time time I ILook Look at at You.- You. 6.406-40 Officers.) ..' Alone again.again.- Classical Music. Bandmaster, FRANK F r a n k H. ROSE,R o s e , A.R.C.M.A.R.C.M. BERT FELDMAN’SFELDMAN S SUMMER PRODUCTION AT BLACKPOOL.BLACKPOOL. ^ Grand March - "Spirit " Spirit of of Pagentry Patently ” - - Fletcher. “" Lucky Lucky Strike.Strike.”—Intro --Intro : : - “Don't Don’t give give up up the theship." ship.’ 7-30 “" ForFor Villagers Villagers Only." Only.” Selection - - " " II 11 Trovatore Trovatore - Verdi. '*" HereHere comescomes thethe Bride,”Bride,- etc. etc. (Delhi Market Rates at at 88 p.m.) p.m.) (Produced inin 1853, the the operaopera withwith its abundantabundant charmcharm ofof 10-21 *Dance Music fromfrom thethe Studio.Studio. Nuisances "No.I. Italian melodymelody hashas wonwon forfor itself itself an an unfailing unfailing appreciation). appreciation). 8-308.30 TalkTalk (Hindustani):(Hindustani): “" Public Public Nuisances” No. I. 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GERMANY (Berlin)(Berlin) Saturday, 10th IOth October October S. J DJA 31.38, 31.38, DJQ DJQ 19.63, 19.63, DJN 31.45, 31.45, DJE 16.89. 16.89, 10-40 a.m. p.m. 1 A 0; 40 a'm ' r-LightLight Music.Music' 11-451M 5 aa.m. m - Light Music (contd.)(contd.) 5-32 ChamberChamber Music. Music. 12-25^ p.m. Greetings to our our listeners. listeners. 12-30 p.m.p.m. NewsNews and Economic Economic Review Review in in English. 12-45 p.m. p.m. ToTo-day -day in 6-0 Humorous Monologues.fMonologues.f in Germany. Sound Pictures. Pictures. 1.01-0 p.m. p.m. Dance Music. Music. 2-15 6-10 Scottish Children’sChildren's Hour. p.m. King Henry, the FounderFounder ofof thethe FirstFirst Reich.Reich. 3.153-15 p.m.p.m. Variety. Including JeanJean Hastings and Annie...... Tait in in duets. duets.A. K.A. K. Woman'sWoman s Hour. MacDonald in - “Stamps Stamps of of the the Empire... Empire." Alex...... Shaw, the Bird Man. Cathie Fletcher and and Jock Jock in in a a dialogue. dialogue. Ian SadlerSadler inin impersonations. impersonations. 4-304-301 p.m. Concert of Light Light Music. Music. 5-30 p.m.p.m. NewsNews in in TRANSMISSION 5. 5. English. Greenwich Time SignalSignal at at 6-306-30 p.m.p.. fcnghsh. 5-45 p.m. p.m. Greetings toto our Listeners inin the Near Near GSP 15.31 Mc/s (19.60 m.). GSD 11.75 Mc/s (25.53 m.). East. GSP 15.31 Mc/s (19.60 m.), GSD 11.75 Mc/s (25.53 m.), 6-55 Last. 5-50 p*m. p.m. Concert of Light Music (contd.).(contd.). 6-45 p.m. p.m. GSCCSC 9.58 Mc/s Mr/s (31.32 m.)m.) The News and Announcements. Scenes from a.m. Scenes from “ DieDie PiccolominiPiccolomini " by by Friedrich Friedrich Schiller. Schiller. 7.307-30 7-15 Close down. 4-30 Big Ben.Ben. The The BBCBBC Empire Orchestra. p.m. NewsNews and and Economic Economic Review Review in in English English on on DJE, DJE, DJQ. DJQ. 7.45\v; Wp.m. V To To-day -day inin Germany. Germany. Sound Sound Pictures. 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Minuet and MacDonald in - Stamps Stamps of of the the Empire.- Empire." Alex Alex Shaw, Shaw, the the Bird Bird Tambourinlambourm (Rameau, (Rameau arr. arr. Bridge Bridge-wmter). -water), Suite Suite of of Pieces Pieces: : (I (I) ) Man, Man, Cathie Fletcher and and Jock Jock in a a dialogue.dialogue. Ian Ian Sadler Sadler in in Mazurka (2) (2) Song Song of of the the Lark Lark (3) (3) The The Witch Witch in inthe the Wood Wood Tchaikovsky Tchaikovsky impersonations. arr. Bridgewater). Bridgewater) Dorothy CanberraCanberra : Lilacs Lilacs (Rachmaninov), (Rachmaninov), The The Maiden ; My Heart Heart is is Like Like a a Singing Singing BirdBird (Parry), (Parry), Lane Lane o'o' the the 11-30 The News and Announcements. Thrushesthrushes (Hamilton (Harm ton Harty), Harty), Villanelle Villanelle (del'Acqua). (del’Acqua). Trio: Valse HOLLAND (Phohi) (Phohi) Trio :Valse 11-50 serenade (Manns),(Mann), Arabesque,Arabesque, No. No. I I (Debussy). 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A featurefeature programmeprogramme aboutabout games, games, by by Stephen Stephen Potter. Potter. Production by John Pudney.rudney. Production 7-25 p.m.p.m. Music. 7.307-30 p.m. p.m. News talk by Mr. L.L. Aletrino.Aletrino 2-10 Operatic Arias.f 7-50 p.m.p.m. From Mail to to Mail Mail in in Holland. Holland. 8-10 p.m. Jacob. 1.01-0 “" InIn TownTown To To-night.” -night." 8-10 p.m.Jacob. 2-25 The News Announcements. Hamel and his his Children's Children’s Choir Choir (contd.).(contd.). 8408-30 p.m. p.m. Close An oldold favourite,favourite, with with new new features. features. Produced by A. W. W. Hanson. Hanson. 2-45 down. 2-45 Close down. 1-30 AA Short Recital. By Dorothy Clark (South(South African Contralto).Contralto). In In thethe SilentSilent NightNight ;; /cThe Island U ; \ Spring Waters Waters (Rachmaninov). (Rachmaninov). Where Where Corals Corals Lie Lie TRANSMISSION 2.2. (Sea Pictures) (Elgar). (Elgar). Adrift (Granville (Granville Bantock). Bantock). GSH 21.47 Mc/sMcIs (13.97 m.).m.), GSG GSG 17.79 17.79 Mc/s Mc/s (16. (16. 86 m.). 1-45 The BBC Orchestra. ITALY (Rome) (Rome) (Section D).DI, conducted byby Frank Bridge, Bridge, Overture, Overture. Donna Donna DianaDiana p.m. (Keznicek).(Reznicek). Ballet. Ballet, La La Boutique Boutique Fantasque Fantasque (Rossini-Respighi). (Rossini-Respighi). Wavelength 25,4025.40 and/orand /or 31.13 Metres. 4-30Big Ben. The The BBC BBC MilitaryMilitary Band.Band. 2.302-30 TheThe News News andand Announcements.Announcements. Conducted by Denis Wright. Conducted by Denis Wright. Thorpe Bates Bates (Baritone).* Band Band :: 5-13 p.m.Varied programmes. Overture, Tannhauser (Wagner). 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p.m. 7.457-45 The The VUBVUB Quintet. Keler-Bela. Sunday, NthII th October Overture - - " Spanish Spanish ComedyComedy "'* - Waltz - - " - Tales Tales of of Vienna Vienna Woods"Woods " - Strauss. D EliH I Tango - - " My My Jiddish Jiddish Mummie ”" - - Pollack.Pollack• p.m. Selection - -- “" Baby's Baby’s Opera Opera" " - Byng. 9.159-152nd NewsNews andand WeatherWeather Report Report (Hindustani). DOMINIC PEREIRA, VilonVilon solo.solo. "On wings of song"- Mendellsohn.Mendellsohn. Time Signal. “ On wings of song 9-30 8-30 NewsNews inin Hindi.Hindi. 2nd News andand WeatherWeather ReportReport (English). 8-30 8-50 Talk (English)(English) : : “" TenTen MinutesMinutes of of Good Good Health."Health.” 9.459-45 Talk :: -“ Along Along the Frontier."Frontier." No. No. 6.6. By ANEM.A n e m . Peshawar and Khyber Khyber Afridis.Afridis. By MAJORM ajor C. S. S. SEARLE. Searle. 9-09.0 The VUB Quintet (Contd.) - " The Ox " - Haydn. Political Agent, Khyber Khyber Peshawar. Peshawar. Minuet - - The Ox - VUD 340.13 metres, 882 kc,s.kc/s. Serenade - - " “Glow Glow-worms worms. wed- wed­ (A series ofof talkstalks on the peoples andand countriescountries ofof thethe Frontier,Frontier, ding " Siede. from Baluchistan to Chittagong.) ding ’ from Baluchistan to Chittagong.) Czardas - - - " - Ghost “ Ghost of theof the Warrior. Warrior. "Grossman. TRANSMISSION I. 10-010.0 A Pianoforte and and Vocal Vocal Recital. Recital. 9-30 Talk (English):(English) : “" WhatWhat MakesMakes a a City City Great." Great." AnthonANTHON KLUMPER Klumper -- - - Pianoforte. By R. P. P. MASANI, M a s a n i , J.P. a.m. - - Soprano. Time Signal. JannyJANNY KLUMPERKlumper VonVON COMPELCompel - - Soprano. 8.0 9-45 NewsNews in in English.English. Naat. By AFZALA fzal HUSAIN Husain of of Nagina.Nagina. 10-0 In anan OrientalOriental Cafe. Cafe. Accompanied by by Sarod, Sarod, Sitar,Sitar, Qanun and Tabla. ANTHON KLUMPER. 10-0 "“ Sinfonie Sinfonie" " - - J. S. Bach. A Variety Programme.Programme. . 8-10 AIRAIR Orchestra. SudhSudh Bhairon. Bhairon. JANNY KLUMPER VON COMPEL.GOMPEL. Composed and producedproduced by by RAFIQUE Rafique GHAZNAVI GHAZNAVI with Aria " Murre Nicht " - -- JJ.. S. Bach. KalloK a llo Bai B a iof of Pataudi. Pataudi. Khayal, Thumri, Thumri, Ghazal. Ghazal. Aria “ Murre Nicht - his star artistesartistes 8-20 ANTHON KLUMPER. - Haydn. Assisted BY b y THE T h eVUB V U BINDIAN Indian ORCHESTRA. O rchestra. 8-45 Talk ((Hindustani):Hindustani ) : " “ Cooking Cooking for for Pleasure." Pleasure.” No. No. 6.6. Sonata in C majormajor Allegro Con brio. 11.0 Close down. Cooking. Adagio. 11-0 By MRS.M r s . G.G. S.S .AMAR. A m a r . Allegro. JANNY KLUMPER VON COMPEL.GOMPEL. 9-0 Gujri Todi. Todi. “Lachen Lachen und und Weinen Weinen - - F. Schubert. MUKERJI.M UKERJI. Viola. (Laughing and Wapping).Wepping). “" Nicht Nacht und und trauma... traume." SARDAR. Violin. (Night andand dreaming).dreaming). SASABIRI. BIRI. Sarangi. " Let.Letze Fruhling Fruhling " ’* - -. - E. Grieg.Grieg. KARRAR. Qanun. (Latest(Latest Spring). ANTHON KLUMPER. TUFAIL. Tabla. TUFAIL. Tabla. Sonata PathetiquePathetique - Beethoven. 9-10 Afzal Husain. Husain. Thumri Bhairvin. Grave. 9-10 Adagio Cantabile. Rondo Allegro. 9.20 Kallo Bai Bai of of Pataudi. Pataudi. F. Chopin. Chopin. "“ Kucha Kucha us us fitna-i-dauran fitna-i-dauran ka ka dikha dikha kar kar chhora, chhora, Polonaises - - Op. 40 No. 1I in A major.major. Di!Dil ne akhir akhir hamen hamen divana diwana Nana bana kar kar chhora." chhora. Op. 40 No. 2 in C minor. (Hasrat Mohani). Mohani). 11.011-0 Close down. down. VUC 370.4370.4 metres,metres, 810810 kc/s.kc/s. 49.10 49.10 metres,metres, 6,1096,109 kc,s.kc/s. 9-30 Malang Khan. Khan. Sitar Lachari Todi. Todi. a.m. 9.409-40 Afzal Husain. Husain. Ghazal. 8-36 Time Signal. 9-509.50 Kallo Bai. Ghazal. A Panorama of of Bengali Bengali Music. Music. KANKABATY Modern. Modern. 10-0 “"Cavalleria Cavalleria Rusticana." Rusticana.” (Mascagni.). Recorded byby the Principals, Chorus, and Orchestra of the 8-51 DHIRENDRA NATHNATH d DAS a s Religious. Religious. British NationalNational Opera Opera Company Company at at a speciala special performance performance PANKAJ KUMARKUMAR MULLICK MULLICK Tagore. Tagore. of "“ Cavalleria Cavalleria Rusticana Rusticana " in ina Theatre.a Theatre. 9-6 THE CAST. 9.26 HARIDAS BANERJEE BANERJEE Humorous. Humorous. MMAY \ Y BBLYTH l y t h { Soprano(Soprano)) Santuzza (bethrothed (bethrothed to toTuriddu). Turiddu). MMARJORIE arjorie Parry PARRY (Mezzo (Mezzo Soprano) Soprano) Lola Lola (wife (wife of of Alho).Alfio). 9-46 BANKIM CHANDRACHANDRA GHORAI GHORAI Ramkrishna. Ramkrishna. JusiisrJustine GPIFFITHS G piffiths ((Contralto)Contralto) Lucia (mother(mother ofot Turiddu). lunddu). RATNESHWAR MUKHERJEE MUKHERJEE Classico-Modern. Classico-Modern. HeddleHFDDLE NASH Nash (Tenor)( Tenor) Turiddu (a young soldier). soldier). 10-6 H arold W illiam s. (Baritone)(Baritone) AlhoAlto (a (a teamster). teamster). HAROLD WILLIAMS. 10-26 GOVINDA COPAL GOPAL MITRA MITRA THAKtJR THAKUR SUDHAKANTHA SUDHAKANTHA Kirian.Kirtan. (A recordedrecorded programme).programme). 10-46Talk (Bengali):(Bengali) :" “Stage Stage and and Screen Screen Review." Review." 11.0 Close down. VUB 350.9 metres,metres, 855855 kc/s. kc/s. By SPECTATOR. S p e c t a t o r . a.m. 11-6 Robert Pikler and his Hungarian Orchestra.Orchestra. TRANSMISSION IL II. 11-0 Light Music SB MusicalMusical Selections. Selections. BBy y SANGITS a n g it BHASKAR B h a s k a r MASTER M a s t e r VASANT V a s a n t Relayed fromfrom “" Firpo's Firpo’s "” Restaurant. Restaurant. p.m. With SSarangi, a r a n g i , Harmonium and Tabla. (By kindk>nd permissionpermission oof f thethe Management).Management). 12-30 Time Signal. noon. News in English. IndianIndian Recorded Recorded Music Music : : Vocal. noon. 12.0 " “ Wikaji,No-Wargodo." Wikaji-No-Wargodo. p.m. ZOHRA BAI BAI (Late) (Late) A Gujerati musicalmusical comedy comedy written written by by FIROZ F i r o z M. UDWADIA UDWADIA 12-36 Time Signal. Close Close down. down. GOHAR BAI 12-36 and producedproduced by by JEHANCIR J e h a n g ir A. A .MASTER. M a s t e r . TARAMATI 6-6 Church ServiceService Relayed from St.St. John'sJohn s Church.Church. KANANBALA AKHTARI BAI BAI (Fyazabadi) (Fyazabadi) p.m. SB TARATARAJAN JAN DODAG 1-0 Available Market Rates.Rates. Talk (Bengali):(Bengali) : " “Indian Indian Students Students Abroad." Abroad.” RASHID BEGUM 7-21 NAGINAJANNACINAJAN A Farewell Programme. By T.T .C. C. GOSWAMY. G o s w a m y . MUSHTARI BAI By The Continental Quintet. By THE CONTINENTAL QUINTET. 7-36"“ Agamani." Agamani.” KAMLAKAMLA JHARIA - " Jolly Robbers " - F. SuPPe.Suppe. Overture - - “ Jolly Robbers" A PlayletPlaylet written written by byGOKUL Gokul MUKHERJEE. M ukherjee. Close down. down. FantasieFantasia - - " La ■ -a, Tosca ,T','*ra " ,,**- - G. Puccini. 1-301.30 F. Lehar. M u s ic M otilal and Sura Sangha. Waltz - - - - * BallBall Syrenen Syrenen " - F. Lehar. Music byby N. N. MOTILAL AND SURA SANCHA. “Matinatta Matinatta " ” R. Leoncavallo.Leoncavallo. PProduced r o d u c e dby by BELLA B ella HALDER. Halder. ""Rhapsody Rhapsody Napole- Napole- TRANSMISSION III. tanatana” - - V. Valente. Valente. 8-41 Weather ReportReport (In (In Bengali). Bengali). - " Fortissimo "- -F. Kalman. Time Signal. Potpourri - - “ Fortissimo" - - E. Kalman. SB 5-30 March - - " Castaldo Castaldo " - - - J. Novacek. AIR Orchestra.Orchestra. Naghma-i-Raqs. (This PopularPopular OrchestraOrchestra leavesleaves toto-night -night for DelhiDelhi where where they they have have 8-46 NewsNews inin Bengali.Bengali. been engaged for thethe season.) season.) 5-40 Afzal Husain. Husain. Khayal Khayal Bhim Bhim Plasi. Plasi. SB 2-0 Close down. 5-50 Kallo Bai. Bai. Thumri Pilu. 9-1 Weather ReportReport (In (In English). English). A Recital of East Indian Songs SB 6-0 Afzal Husain. Husain. 4-304.30 A Recital of East Indian Songs “" IanJan dene dene nahin nahin date date mire mire arman arman mujh mujh ko, ko, By F.F .P. P. GONSALVES. G o n s a l v e s . 9-6 Time Signal. Zinda dar gor gor samajh samajh ai ai shab-i-hijran shab-i-hijran mujh mujh ko." ko. “ CissyCissy Cissy."Cissy." (Solo.) ^ SB NewsNews inin English.English. ((Bekhud).Bekhud) *'" MayechiMayecht poripon hai hai Barki." Barki. (Quartette.) 9.21Talk :: "“ At At Kila Kila Drouch." Drouch.” “ Raes Lagtai Garvacha.” (Solo.) 9-21 Aiman Kalian. " Raes Lagtai Garvacha." C a p t . V . A u v e r g n e . 6-10 Aiman Kalian. (Group.) SB ByBy CAPT. V. D'AUVERGNE.D' GHULAM SABIR. SABIR. Sarangi. “" DostiDosti hai hai Somsar." Somsar.” (Group.) No. 2 in the series, “" TheT he Relief Relief ofof ChitralChitral in in 1895." 1895. KARRAR. Qanun. Accompanied by the OrientalOriental Syncopators.Syncopators. 9-36 *Musical Interlude.Interlude. TUFAIL. Tabla. Conducted by by M. M. ALPHONSO. A l p h o n s o . SB 1st News andand WeatherWeather ReportReport (Hindustani). (Hindustani ). Talk (Hindi)(Hindi) : : “" India India and and the the Moslem Moslem Women Women.” 6-20 5-0 9-46 AA RecitalRecital of of Gramophone Gramophone Records. Records. (English). By SAMSHUNISHABAISam shunishabai A. A. MM. . VISRAM.V is r a m . 9-46 6-30 1st News News andand Weather Weather Report Report (English). SB (With(With an an introductory introductory talk talk 5.155-15 Light Classical MusicMusic by "“ GRAMOPHILE.") Gram ophile.”) By SARASWATIBAISarasw atibai FATARFEKAR Fatarfekar Time Signal. Close Close down. down. 6-40 Tan Sen's Sen’s Anniversary. Anniversary. With Sarangi, Harmonium Harmonium andand Tabla.Tabla. 10-36 Time Signal. A Relay from His Tomb at Gwalior. Gwalior. *Gramophone'Gramophone Records. Records. 6-30 Relay from St. Thomas'Thomas Cathedral. Cathedral. All Times are are given given in inIndian IndianStandard Standard Time. Time. 9741 The Indian Indian Listener Listener September 22, 22, 1936. 1936.

GERMANY ( (Berlin) Berlin) Sunday, II th October DJA 31.38, 31.38. DJQ DJQ 19.63, 19.63, DJN 31.45, 31.45, DJE 16.89. 16.89. B.B.C. 10-40 a.m. a.m. Music. 11-45 a.m.a.m. Music (contd.) (contd.) 12-25 p.m. p.m. Greetings to our listeners. 12-30 p.m. News and and 5-50 AA SongSong Recital. Recital. Review of the Week in English. 12-45 p.m. p.m. Popular Orchestral Concert.2.0 p.m. 6-5 TheThe Commodore Commodore Grand Grand Orchestra. Orchestra. Concert. 2-0 p.m. Trio F F major major by by Robert Robert Schumann. Schumann. 2-30 p.m. Short pieces pieces of Folk Folk Tunes. Tunes. 2.452-45 p.m.p.m. Duets 6-25 WeeklyWeekly Newsletter. Newsletter. “" If If II were were a a bird." bird. 3-15 p.m.p.m. Hitler Youth Youth Programme Programme :: SportsSnorts Summary and Announcements.Announcements. Poets in the Hitler Hitler YouthYouth :: Wolfgang Junemann. 3-303.30 p.m. Thoughts for for evening. evening. TRANSMISSION 5. 5. 6.506-50 MusicalMusical Interlude. Interlude. GSP 15.31 Mc/s Mc/s (19.60 (19.60 m.), m.), GSD GSD 11.7511.75 Mc/s Mcts (25.53 (25.53 m.), m.), 6-556.55 AA Religious Religious Service.* Service.* 4-304.30 p.m. Concert of Light Light Music. Music. 5-305.30 p.m.p.m. News in in GSC 9.58 Mc/sMc 's (31.32 m.)m.) From the Studio. English. 5.455-45 p.m. p.m. Greetings to our Listeners and Call DJQ.DJQ. a.m. 7-10 Envoi. 5-505.50 p.m. p.m. Concert of Light Music Music (contd.). (contd.). 6.456-45 p.m. p.m. AA 4-304.30 Big Ben. A A Recital.Recital. Sunday Evening Evening Programme. Programme. 7-07.0 p.m. p.m. Woman’sWoman's Hour Hour :: By Parry Jones (Tenor). (Tenor). Silent Noon Noon ;; Linden Lea Lea (Vaughan (Vaughan 7-15 Close down. Another cup, Godmother. 7-30 p.m. NewsNews and and Review Review ofof the the Williams). Williams). Sleep Sleep; ; There There is is a a Lady Lady Sweet Sweet and and Kind Kind (Warlock). (Warlock). If If "Week“Week inin EnglishEnglish on DJE, D JE, DJQ.D JQ. A Sketch for radio there were DreamsDreams to SellSell (John(John Ireland).Ireland). The Sweet o'o’ the Year ;; 7.457-45 p.m. p.m. A Sketch for radio Troll the Bowl (Moeran). In the crevasse."crevasse.” 8-0 p.m. p.m. King Henry, the Founder of the the 4-50 “" Spheres of Action."*Action.”* TRANSMISSION 3. 1st Reich. Celebration on the thousandth thousandth anniversary anniversary of his his A feature programme about games, by Stephen Potter. Production death. 8-45 p.m.p.m. Little Folk Folk Music. Music. 9-0 p.m. Songs of Production GSH 21.47 Mc/sMc/s (13.97(13.97 m.)m.) GSG 17.79 17.79 Mc/s Mc/s (16.86 (16.86 m.) 9.0 p.m. Songs of by John Pudney. the Autumn. " Wind on the Heath.”Heath." 9-30 p.m. Close down. GSF 15.1415.14 Mc/s Mcis (19.82 m.)m.) 9.30 p.m. Close down. 5-20 The Upper Norwood SalvationSalvation ArmyArmy Band. p.m. Conductor, P. J. Barker.Barker. Peggy Cochrane (Violin).(Violin). Band : March. March. 7-30 Big Ben. A A Song Song Recital.Recital. The Emblematic Flag (Marshall), Air varie,vane, The LittleLittle ShipShip (Moun-(Moun­ tain). Peggy Cochrane :: Chanson Meditation (Cottenet), (Cottenet), Melodic Melodie 7-50 A Brass Band Concert.Concert. FRANCE (Radio(Radio Colonial)Colonial) russe (Napravnik),(Napravnik), CapriccioCapriccio all-Antica all-Antica (Sinigaglia). (Sinigaglia). Band Band : : Long, Long, Long Ago (cornet (cornet soloist, T. Giles) Giles) (Scotney). (Scotney). Peggy Cochrane :: 8-30 Talk : : " “ Down Down to to the the Sea Sea in in Ships Ships ; ;Sea Sea Power.', Power.” Chanson Louis XIII, and Pavane (Couperin), Ala hongroise (Hauser), Wavelength 19.68 19.68 m.m. and/or 25.24 m. Chanson Louis XIII, and Pavane (Couperin), A la hongroise (Hauser), No.No 1.*1 Serenade (Elgar, arr. arr. Szigeti). Szigeti). Band Band : : Selection Selection from from the the works works of Haydn (arr. Hawker),Hawkes), March,March, BeaumontBeaumont (Dickens).(Dickens). 8-50 A A VioloncelloVioloncello Recital. 11-30 a.m. Relay from P.T.T. P.T.T. Transmitter. Transmitter. 11-50 a.m.a.m. 6-10 TheThe NewsNews and and Announcements.Announcements. 9-10 A A ReligiousReligious Service.* Service.* Market Prices. 12-0 noon. Records. 12-10 p.m. Relay from P.T.T. Transmitter. Transmitter. Greenwich Time Signal Signal at 6-15 a.m. (Roman Catholic.)Catholic.) 12-25 p.m. p.m. Records. 1-0 p.m. Talk on on Events Events in in France. France. 6-35 Close down. 10-0 Weekly Newsletter. 1-15 p.m. p.m. Records. 1-45 p.m. p.m. NewsNews in in French. French. 2-15 p.m. p.m. Sports Summary andand Announcements.Announcements. News in English. English. 2-30 p.m. Close down. TRANSMISSION 6.6 . 10-25 Envoi. 3.253-25 p.m. Day'sDay’s Programme. 3-30 p.m. p.m. Relay from Radio -Paris --Concert. GSF 15.14 Mc/s Mcls (19.82(19.82 m.), m.), GSC 9.58 Mc/sMc/s (31.32 m.)m.) 10-30 Close down. Radio-Paris—Concert. 4-304.30 p.m. p.m. NewsNews in English. 4-45 a.m. p.m. ConcertConcert-Relayed. -Relayed. (contd.). 5-15 p.m.p.m. News in 7-30 Big Ben. A A Symphony Symphony Concert.* Concert.* French. 5-45 p.m.p.m. Concert-Relayed,Concert -Relayed. (contd.).(contd.). 6-30 p.m. The B.B.C. B.B.C. Empire Empire OrchestraOrchestra ;; leader, Daniel Daniel Melsa Melsa :; conducted conducted Reviews and Periodicals.Periodicals. 6.406-40 p.m. p.m. TheThe Week's Week’s Programme, Programme, by FritzFritz Hart. Hart. Lauri Lauri Kennedy Kennedy (Australian (Australian Violoncellist). Violoncellist). Orchestra Orchestra TRANSMISSION 4 4 by Mr. Mr. P. P. C. C. Brive. Bnve. 6-50 p.m.p.m. Colonial Market Prices. Prices. Overture, The Marriage Marriage ofof Figaro Figaro (Mozart). (Mozart). Lauri Lauri Kennedy Kennedy and and Three of the followingfollowing frequencies will be used : 7-0 p.m. p.m. Relay. 8-30 p.m. p.m. Close down. Orchestra :: Concerto in A minor.minor, Op. 33 (Saint-Saens). Orchestra Orchestra : : Symphony No. 2 in D, Op. 3636 :: (1)(I) AdagioAdagio molto,motto, leadingleading to Allegro GSG 17.79 MctsMc/s (16.86 m.), m.), GSO 15.1815.18 Mc/sMc/s (19.76 m.), m.). 9-45 p.m.p.m. NewsNews in in French French and and Market Market Prices. Prices. 10-30 p.m.p.m. con brio brio ((212\ Larghetto (3) Scherzo, Scherzo, allegro allegro (4) (4) Allegro Allegro motto molto GSF 15.14 15.14 Mc/s Mc/s (19.82 (19.82 m.), m.), GSD 11.75 11.75 Mc/sMc/s (25.53(25.53 m.), m.). ConcertConcert-Relayed. -Relayed. 11-0 p.m.p.m. Relay of RadioRadio-Journal -Journal ofof FranceFrance (Beethoven). GSB 9.51 Mc/s Mc/s (31.55(31.55 m.) nt.) (French News). News). 11-20 p.m. Talk on the Cinema, by M r. 8-318.31 " “ Bula Bula Matari." Matari.” p.m. 11-20 p.m. Talk on the Cinema, by Mr. Lasne-Desvareilles. 11-30 p.m. Concert. Records. 12 The Breaker Breaker of of Rocks.* Rocks.* The story story of of a aworkhouse workhouse waif, John 10-45 BigBig Ben. Ben. The BBC Military Band. midnight. NewsNews in in English. English. 12-30 a.m.a.m. NewsNews in in French, French, Rowlands, who became Henry Morton Stanley, thethe finderfinder ofof Living-Living­ 11-15 The BBC Orchestra. stone. Dramatised by Robin Gerard andand FrankFrank Hird. Hird. Produced Produced 11-15 The BBC Orchestra. Market Prices. Prices. 1-0 a.m. Relay. 3.303-30 a.m. Close down. down. by William MacLurg. (Section(Section E), conducted conducted by by Leslie Leslie Woodgate. Woodgate. Raymond Newell Newell (Baritone),(Baritone,, and thethe B.B.C.B.B.C. Singers.Singers. 9-10 The The NewsNews and and Announcements. Announcements. 11.3011-30 Weekly Newsletter.Newsletter. Greenwich Time Signal Signal at 9-15 a.m.a.tr, Sports Summary and Announcements.Announcements. ITALY (Rome) (Rome) 9-35 Close down. 11-50 The BBCBBC Orchestra— Orchestra-contd.contd. Wavelength 25.40 and/orand/or 31.13 Metres. 12-15 “" Mr. PickwickPickwick—Still -Still GoingGoing Strong."Strong.” TRANSMISSION 1. Greenwich TimeTime Signal Signal at 12-30 a.m. 5.135-13 p.m. Varied programmes. 6.456-45 p.m.p.m. SymphonicSymphonic GSD 11.75 11.75 Mc/sMc's (25.53(25.53 m.). m GSBGSB 9.51 9.51 Mc/s Mc's (31.55 (31.55 m.) m.) concert. 10-0 p.m. Selections from from musical musical comedies. comedies. 11-50 p.m. a.m. p.m. Varied programmes. 12-45 BigBig Ben.Ben. A Religious Service. 1-15 OrchestralOrchestral Music.fMusic.t (Presbyterian).*(Presbyterian),* fromfrom Acreiair,Acrefair, Wales. Wales. 1-25 An Empire Service. 1-31 A A BrassBrass BandBand Concert.Concert. From St. Paul'sPaul’s Cathedral,Cathedral, London. London. 2-25 WeeklyWeekly Newsletter. Newsletter. 2-15 A A Violin Recital. Sports Summary andand Announcements.Announcements. 2-30 Weekly Newsletter. 2-50 Close down. Sports Summary, and Announcements.Announcements. TECHNICAL 2.502-50 VictorianVictorian Melodies. Melodies. TheThe BBCBBC Theatre Orchestra TECHNICAL TRANSMISSION 2. 2. 3-20 Chamber Chamber Music. Music. 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p.m. 9-0 Gazals and and Quwalis Quwalis Monday, 12th 12th October October By AHMEDAhmed DILAWAR.D ilaw ar. Assisted by The VUBVUB Indian Indian Orchestra. Orchestra. Talk (English):(English) :- “Topics Topics of of To To-day.” -day." p.m. 9-30 EILEEN LEETE.LEETE. By C. P.P . G.G .WADE. W a d e . “Two Two Songs Songs of of Italy." Italy. 9-45 NewsNews inin English.English. GERTRUDE TOUSSAINT. Three ShortShort SonatasSonatas Scar/alti,Scarlatti, 1685-1854. 1685-1854. 10-0 Ken Mac and his Dance Band.Band. A. PINTO. PINTO. "Air“ Air d' d’ Eglise Eglise " - A. Siradella.Stradella. 11-0 Close down. down. “"On On Wings Wings ofof Song"Song " Mendelssohn. EILEEN I.EETE.LEETE. “" Only Only mymy SongSong "” Lehar. VUD 340.13340.13 metres, 882 kc/s.kc/s. “" Rose Rose ofof mymy heartheart " Lohr. CERTRUDEGERTR..LNTDEighTtOUinSSMAI TOUSSAINT. aNyT... “ Night in May - Palmgren. “ SingSing aa song song of of SixpenceSixpence " - L. Livens.Livens. TRANSMISSION I. “" Berceuse Berceuse " - Pinsky.IlinskfJ- C A LCUTTA a.m. A. PINTO. CA LCU TTA a.m. A. ** Chaconne - -- A. Durand. 8-0 Time Signal. 11.011-0 Close down. Bhajan. By BRINDERBrinder Singh.SINGH. **Relayed Relayed fromfrom ourour Simla Studio. 8-10 AIR Orchestra. Bhairvin.Bhairuin. 8-20 Saraswati Bai Bai of of Bombay. Bombay. “" MoriMori chhoro chhoro chhoro chhoro dagariya." dagariya.” Khayal Gujri Gujri Todi Todi Ekfala.Ektala. ”" Parat Parat nahin nahin chain chain turn turn bin bin piare." piare. Thumri Bhaircin. Bhairvin. BOBOMBAYvi BAY VUC 370.4370.4 metres,metres, 8108 10 kcrs. kc/s. 49.10 49.10 metres,metres, 6,1096,109 kc/s.kcis. 8-45 Story ((Hindustani):Hindustani) : "Stories “ Stories from from Indian Indian History." History." No. 6.6. Sher Shah.Shah. By I. I. H. H. QURESHI. Q u r e s h i . Saraswati Bai Bai of of Bombay. Bombay. Ghazal. 9-0 p.m.P.m - 9-10 AIR Orchestra. Bahaduri Todi.Todi. 12-3612.36 Time Signal. 9-20 Brinder Singh. Singh. Bhajan. SB *Musical‘Musical Selections Selections from from thethe Studio.Studio. Featuring Vocal and Orchestral Orchestral Items. Items. Hamid Husain. Dadra. VUB 350.9 metres,metres, 855855 kc/s. kc/s. 9-30 Hamid Husain. Calcutta Weather Bulletin for Oceancraft andand Rivercraft. Rivercraft. 9-40 GhulamGhulam Sabir. Sabir. Sarangi. Sarang. " Austria " ByBy THE The VICE-CONSUL Vice-Consul of Austria. a.m. 1-0 Talk :: “ Austria " of Austria. 9-50 Brinder Singh. Singh. Ghazal. 11.3011-30 AA SelectionSelection of Indian Records.Records. SB 10-0 Close down. down. {Columbia).(Columbia). 1-20 ^Musical*Musical Selections Selections fromfrom the the Studio (Continued)(Conlin ued) BHAICHHELA.BHAI CHHELA. SB “" Mai Mai toto pyar pyar hi hi pyar". pyar”. Talk : " “ General General Knowledge Knowledge Day."Day. TRANSMISSION II. “" Mai Mai Bhai Bhai Hogai Hogai Lai". Lal". 1-36 Talk : p.m. ASHASHIK IK HUSSAIN.HUSSAIN. ByB y NRIPENN r i p e n CHATTERJEE. C h a t t e r j e e . Time Signal. " Hmare Man Mohan".Mohan’t>. A Broadcast for SchoolSchool Students. 12-30 “" Bhajle Bhajle TooToo Harinam". Harinam”. Indian Recorded Recorded Music. Music. R. H. H. KAPOOR. KAPOOR. o 2-6 *Musical Selections. instrum ental orchestra. N. 6558. 6558. “" Shikayate Shikayate Alm".Alam”. INSTRUMENTAL ORCHESTRA. " Kahajo MaiMai Nay". Nay”. 2-36Talk :: " "Damodar Damodar Leela Leela by by LordLord Krishna."Krishna. DRAMA AHLIA. B y R a g h u n a t h B hattacharya . COLUMBIA DRAMATIC PARTY.PARTY. By RAGHUNATH BHATTACHARYA. SHAFIQULLAH KHAN. KHAN. Instrumental. H. 57. 57. Hindi Drama "“ Premras Premras ". ”. 3-6 Time Signal. Close Close down. down. DRAMA RAM PARTAP. PARTAP. JAGJIVAN AND PARTY.PARTY. ^ "" Dilno Darwan".Darwan”. 1-30 Close down. “" Vahali Vahali Kidhi". Kidhi”. 5-6 Time Signal. KAMKAMLA LA AND PARTY.PARTY. “ RajniRajni Pati". Pati”. Talk :: " “Stories Stories from from actual actual Village Village Life." Life. TRANSMISSION III. “ SuchinaSuchina Swapna".Swapna . ByB y DAD a THAKUR. T h a k u r . p.m. p.m. 5-30 Time Signal. 1-01.0 Available Market Rates.Rates. 5-26 AA ClassicalClassical Programme. TARAPADA LAHIRI LAHIRI Gambhira. Gambhira. AIR Orchestra.Orchestra. “" JamJam pila pila ulfat ulfat ka." ka. Lunch Hour Music. (Parlaphone Rccords.)R(cords 5-41 COPALGOPAL CH CH m MUKHERJEE ukherjee Dhrupad, Dhrupad, I man /man Kalyan. Kalyan. 5-40 Qawwali. By By AIR A IRQAWWALS. Q a w w a l s . MUSHTAQ HUSSAIN HUSSAIN Kheyal, Puria. MAURICE WINNICK ANDAND HIS HIS ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. 5-56 Kheyal, Puria. 6-0 Nautch Gat. "A pretty girl is like a melody". “ A pretty girl is like a melody”. 6-16 zamZAMIRUDDIN iruddin KHAN KHAN Kheyal Kheyal and and Thungri. Thungri. SABIRI.SA BIRI. Sarangi. “ You”. MUKERJI.M UKERJI. Violin. “" Colleen". Colleen”. 6-36 SUNIL BOSEBOSE Thungri. Thungri. “" The The Great Great Ziegfeld... Ziegfeld”. SARDAR. Violin. WILFRID THOMAS.THOMAS. 6-51 BENODE GANGULY GANGULY Thungri. Thungri. TUFAIL.TU FAIL. TTabla. ahla. ” TwilightTwilight on on thethe Trail".Trail . " Riding the Range in the sky". 7-6 Mystery StoryStory BYBy X. X. 6-10 Brinder Singh. Singh. Bhajan. ” Riding the Range in the sky . THE HENDERSONHENDERSON TWINS. 7-21 "“ An An Evening Evening Mujlis." Mujlis.” 6-20 1st News andand Weather Weather Report Report (Hindustani). (Hindustani). Medley of Shirley TempleTemple hits. 6-20 Organised and and prepared prepared by by SACHIN Sachin DAs.Das. (English). HARRY ROYROY ORCHESTRA.ORCHESTRA. ^ 6-301st News andand Weather Weather ReportReport (English). Quickstep ”" Shine". Shine”. _ ti Supported by the JantriJantri Sangha Sangha Artistes. Artistes. 6-40 Saraswati Bai Bai of of Bombay. Bombay. Foxtrot " “ Oh Oh I ! You You sweetsweet thing".thing’ . JatadharJATADHAR Pyne, PYNE, AnimaANIMA (Badal),(Badal), INDUBALA. I n d u b a l a . " LagiLagi re re morimori nai nai lagan." lagan. Khayal Kamond Kamond Ektala. VICTOR SILVESTER AND HISHIS BALLROOM BALLROOM ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. Talk : “ The New Indian Constitution— Changes in in Foxtrot Lost”.Lost". 8-6 Talk :" The New Indian Constitution-Changes “" Nir N irbharan bharar, kaise liaise jaun."jaun.” Thumri Tilak Tilak Kamod.Kamod. “" CallingCalling meme home".home”. Provincial Legislatures." Legislatures. Dadra. “" Kalejwa Kalejwa men men hae hae Rama Rama lag lag gai gai chot. chot. Dadra. DINNAH MILLER. t| ByB y PROF.P r o f .NIRMAL N ir m a lBHATTACHARYA. B hattacharya . Ghazal. ” I'mI'm aa fool fool for for loving loving you".you' . DEY “" LostLost by by Rhythm,Rhythm, lost lost my my man".man’ . 8-21The BetarBetar Orchestra, Orchestra, conducted conducted by TARAKby Tarak NATH Nath Dey 7-20 AIRAIR Orchestra. Khambawati.Khambateati. 7-20 JOEJOE DANIELSDANIELS AND HISHIS HOTHOT SHOTS. SHOTS. 8-41 Commercial News News and and Weather Weather Report Report (In(In Bengali).Bengali). “"St. St. Louis Louis Blues".Blues”. 8-41 7-30 "“ For For Villagers Villagers Only." Only.” " Sweet Sue".Sue”. SB 8-30 Talk (Hindustani):(Hindustani) : - “ Current Current Events." Events." 8-46 News inin Bengali. 2.02-0 Close down. down. By DR.Dr. ZAKIR Zakir HUSSAIN. Hussain. SB Relay from WellingtonWellington Cinema.Cinema. 8-45 Saraswati Bai Bai of of Bombay. Bombay. 5-30 Commercial News News and and Weather Weather Report Report (In (In English). English). (By kind kind permissionpermission ofof thethe Management).Management). 9-1 “" AbAb na sahun tori bat.”bat. Thumri Kharrimajh.Khammajh. SB Ghazal.G hazal. 6-15 Talk (Marathi):(Marathi) ": “Sensible Sensible Mothers' Mothers' Problems." Problems.' 9-6 Time Signal. BBy y DR.D r. MISSM iss MIRABAI M irabai BHAT.Bhat. 9-6 9-15 2nd NewsNews andand WeatherWeather ReportReport (Hindustani). SB News in English. 6-30 Gujerati SongsSongs Time Signal. 9-21 *A-A Studio Studio Programme Programme by by Taylor's Taylor’s Gramophone Gramophone 9-30 BBy y HIMATLALH i m a t l a l PURSHOTTAM. P u r s h o t t a m . 9-21 (English). 2nd NewsNews andand WeatherWeather ReportReport (English). With Sarangi, HarmoniumHarmonium andand Tabla. Tabla. SB Saloon. it , No. 2. A Recital of the latest " “ Parlophone Parlophone " Records. Records. 9-45 Talk : : " Teeming Millions."Millions. No. 2. 7-15 Shree Bhagwat Geeta PravachanPravachan 10-21 *Dance Music fromfrom thethe Studio.Studio. La-d-HowLa'-d— How Far Far it itcan can Support. Support. By PANDITPandit LAXMANRAO Laxmanrao OGIIALE.Oghale. 10-21 By DR.D r. ZAKIR Zakir HUSSAIN, Hussain, Jamia Jamia MilliaMillia Islamia. Light Classical MusicMusic SB 7-30 Time Signal. Close Close down.down. 10-0 * A Studio Concert. By PANDITPandit HANSRAJ Hansraj MADAN. Madan. 10-36 -- Soprano. EileenEILEEN LEETELeete - With Sarangi, HarmoniumHarmonium and Tabla. Tabla. GERTRUDEGertrude TOUSSAINTToussaint - - Pianoforte. *'Gramophone Gramophone Records. 8-30 Commercial NewsNews and NewsNews in Hindi.Hindi. A. PINTOP i n t o - Cellist.Cellist 8-30 All Times are are given given in in Indian Indian Standard Standard Time. Time. 976071; The Indian Listener The Indian Listener September 22, 1936. 1936.

GERMANY (Berlin)(Berlin) Monday, 12th October DJA 31.38, DJQ DJQ 19,63, 19,63, DJN 31.45, 31.45, DJEDJE 16.89. 16.89. B. B. C 10-40 a.m. Concert of Light Music. Music. 11-45 a.m.a.m. Concert TRANSMISSION 3. 3. of Light Light Music Music (contd.) 12-30 p.m. News and Economic Economic "w: 10 Review in English. 12,4512-45 p.m. p.m. ToTo-day -day in in Germany. Germany. Sound GSH 21.47 Me'sMc/s (13.97(13.97 m.), GSG GSG 17.79 17.79 Mc/s Mc/s (16.86 (16.86 m.) Pictures. 1-0 p.m. Gasparone. Operetta Operetta by by Milloc Millocker. ker. TA n77, GSF 15.1415.14 Mc/s Mcis (19.82 m.) 2-15 p.m.p.m. TheThe Army Army plays. plays. 2-45 p.m.p.m. Sports Review. Review. - 11 p.m. 3.153-15 p.m. Children’sChildren's Hour Hour :: 3-30 p.m. Sketch in the Crevasse. 7-30 Big Ben. Arthur Arthur Salisbury Salisbury and and hishis Orchestra.Orchestra. 4-30 p.m. Concert of Light Light Music. Music. 5-30 p.m. News in TRANSMISSION 1. 1. 8-0 The BBC Midland Orchestra. 5-30 p.m.News in GSD 11.75 11.75 Mc/sMc/s (25.53 m.), m.), GSB GSB 9.51 9.51 Mc/s Mc/s (31.55 (31.55 m.) m.) English. 5-455.45 p.m. p.m. Greetings to our Listeners in the FarFar East. East. p.m. 9-25 FeatureFeature Programme.Programme. “" BulaBula Matari."Matari.”* 5-505.50 p.m. p.m. Concert of Light Music (contd.). 6-45 p.m. p.m. MusicMusic 12-45 BigBig Ben. Ben. The BBC EmpireEmpire Orchestra.*Orchestra.* and Poetry. Poetry. The gay gay Muse Muse of of German German Classic. Classic. 7-30 p.m. 9-459.45 A Cinema Organ Recital. 7.30 p.m. FrankFrank MannhcimerMannheimer (Pianoforte).(Pianoforte). News and Economic Economic Review inin English on DJE, D JE , DJQ. D JQ . 7-45 1-45 ScienceScience Talk. Talk. 10.010-0 The News and Announcements. p.m. ToTo-day -day in Germany. Sound Pictures. Pictures. 8.08-0 p.m. p.m. No. I.*. Orchestral Concert. Concert. 9.09-0 p.m. Duets. “" If If I I were were a a bird." bird ” 10-20 The The HotelHotel VictoriaVictoria Orchestra. 2-0 Musical Interlude. 9.159-15 p.m.p.m. Sports Review.Review. 9.309-30 p.m. Close down. 2-5 FeatureFeature Programme.Programme. 10-30 Close down. 2-25 The News andand Announcements. FRANCE (Radio(Radio Colonial)Colonial) 2-45 Close down. TRANSMISSION 4. Wavelength 19.68 m.m. and/orand/or 25.24 m.m. Three of the following frequenciesfrequencies will bebe usedused : 11-30 a.m.Relay from P.T.T. P.T.T. Transmitter. Transmitter. TRANSMISSION 2. 11-30 a.m. 11.5011-50 a.m.a.m. GSG 17.79 Mc/s (16.86 m.), m.), GSO 15.1815.18 Mc/s Mc/s (19.76(19.76 m m.), ). Market Prices, Rates of Exchange. 12 noon. Records. GSH 21.47 Mc/s (13.97 m.), GSG GSG 17.79 17.79 Mc/sMc/s (16.86 (16.86 m.)m.) GSF 15.14 Mc/s Mcis (19.82 (19.82 m.), m.), GSD 11.7511.75 Mc/s Mc/s (25.53(25.53 m m.),) noon.Records. p.m. GSB 9. 51 Mc/s Mc/s (31.55(31.55 m.). m.). ' 12-10 p.m. Relay from P.T.T. Transmitter. 12-25 p.m. 4-30 Big Ben. Light Programme.* p.m. 12-25 p.m. Records. 1-0 p.m. Talk onon EventsEvents inin France. France. 1.15I-15 p.m.p.m. Records. 1-45 p.m. p.m. NewsNews in in French. French. 2-15 p.m. 5-2 Talk.Talk. 2-15 p.m. 10-45 Big Ben. Talk. News in English. English. 2-30 p.m. Close down. down. *' Policeman’s Lot." ‘ A Policeman'sPoliceman’s Lot."*Lot...* 3-25 p.m.p.m. Day’sDay's Programme. 3-30 p.m. Relay from 5-17 HaydnHaydn Heard’s Heard's Orchestra.Orchestra. 11-2 Falkman andand hishis ApacheApache Band.Band. RadioRadio-Paris—Concert. -Paris -Concert. 4-30 p.m. p.m. NewsNews in English. 4-45 p.m. ConcertConcert-Relayed -Relayed (contd.). 5-15 p.m.p.m. News in in 5-45 Variety.Variety. 11-30 11-30 TheThe NewsNews and Announcements.Announcements. French. 5-45 p.m.p.m. Concert-RelayedConcert -Relayed (contd.).(contd.). 6-30 p.m. 5-55 A A Studio Studio Concert. Concert. 6-30 p.m. 11-50 AA RecitalRecital TalkTalk on the the Fine Fine Arts, Arts, by by Mr. M r. Diole. Diole. 6.406-40 p.m.p.m. Humour 6-30 The The News andand Announcements. Of Popular Songs.Songs. of To To-day, -day, by Mr. Mr. Dessoudeix. Dessoudeix. 6-50 p.m. p.m. Colonial Market 6-50 AnAn Organ Organ Recital. Recital. a.m. Prices, Rates of Exchange. Exchange. 7-0 p.m. p.m. Concert with Miss Miss 7-15 Lucienne Astruc, vocalist vocalist; ; Miss Mady Hardy, Hardy, pianist pianist; ; Mr. Mr. 7-15 Close down. 12-5 12-5 Light Programme.* Andre Levy, 'cellist’cellist ;; Mr. LeLe Marc'Hadour.Marc’Hadour. 8-25 p.m.p.m. Rates 12-25 AA PianofortePianoforte Recital.Recital. of Exchange Exchange and French French Stock Stock (Renter). (Rentes). 8-30 p.m. Close down. Greenwich TimeTime SignalSignal atat 12-3012-30 a.m. 9-459.45 p.m.p.m. News in French, French, Market Market Prices, Prices, Rates of of Ex- E x ­ 12-50 GeraldoGeraldo andand hishis Orchestra.Orchestra. change. 10.3010-30 p.m. Concert-Relayed.Concert -Relayed. 11-0 p.m. Relay of of Radio-JournalRadio -Journal ofof France (French News).News). 11-20 p.m. Revistas. 1-301.30 “" SpheresSpheres of Action."Action.”* 11-20 p.m.Revistas. 11-30II-30 p.m.p.m. ConcertConcert-Relayed -Relayed (contd.). 12 midnight. midnight. NewsNews 2-0 A Recital. inin English. 12-30 a.m. News in in French, Market Market Prices. Prices. By Muriel Brunskill (Contralto)(Contralto) andand AnthonyAnthony CollinsCollins (Viola).(Viola). 1-0 a.m. Relay. 3-30 a.m. Close down. down. 2-30 TheThe News News andand Announcements.Announcements. 2-502.50 TheThe BBCBBC EmpireEmpire Orchestra.Orchestra. ITALY (Rome) Lauri KennedyKennedy (Australian(Australian Violoncellist).*Violoncellist).* ITALY (Rome) GreemvichGreenwich Time Time Signal at at 3-30 a.m. Wavelength 25.40 and/or and/or 31.13 Metres. 3-50 “" TommyTommy Tune'sTune’s ToursTours "-No.”— No. 1.* 1 .* 5-135.13 p.m. p.m. Varied programmes. programmes. 6.456-45 p.m. p.m. TalkTalk :: " “ Seve- Seve- Conducted by Josef Marais and hishis Troubadours.Troubadours. Music Music and and lyrics lyrics rino MerliMerli dada PoggioPoggio Recanatico Recanatico Gold Gold Medal.” Medal." 7-30 p.m. NewsNews by Albert Diggenhof Diggenhof andand JosefJosef Marais. Marais. Script Script andand productionproduction byby John Pudney.rudney. inin English. Symphonic Concert. Concert. Talk T a lk : : " “ Organization Organization of of Fascist youth ", by D.D. S.S. Piccoli. Piccoli. Instrumental and vocalvocal con-con­ 4-10 Enrol}Envoi, f cert. Maria Zilia, Zilia, soprano. soprano. Vera Vera Gobbi Gobbi Belcredi, Belcredi, pianist. pianist. 4-15 Close down. Mario Costantini, Costantini, baritone. baritone. 10-0 p.m. p.m. HarmonicaHarmonica concert. concert. Vocal concert. concert. Letizia De De Feo, Feo, soprano. soprano. Berenice Berenice Sibereri, Sibereri, * ElectricalElectrical recording. t Gramophone Gramophone records. records. mezzo soprano. soprano. 11-10 p.m. Concert ofof ArabianArabian Music. Music.

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Paso doble - “ Rosa, Rosa ” - Selection - "No, “ No, No, No, Nanette" Nanette ” - - Youmans. SelectionSelection - " “ New New Sullivan Sullivan " ’ - Arr. Godfrey. Serenade - “ Casanova ” - - - Becce. VUD 340.13 metres, 882 kc/s.kc/s. Serenade - " “ Amina Amina " - - - Lincke. March - - " Marche Marche SlavSlav " - - - - Lotter. Selections especiallyespecially arrangedarranged for two pianos by the popularpopular 11.011-0 Close down. piano duetists, ManoellManoell andand Polycarp. Polycarp. **Relayed Relayed fromfrom our Simla Studio.Studio. TRANSMISSION I. 9-30Talk (English) :: " “ AA Word Word to to parents parents from from a aTeacher." Teacher.’ a.m. ByB y MissMiss G. G. J. J.BAHADURJI. B a h a d u r ji . 8-0 Time Signal. 9-459.45 News inin English. Naat by by AIR AIR ARTISTS. Artists. (A chorus). chorus). BO 1\1 BAY 10-0 Master NisarNisar (Film (Film star).star). 8-10 AIR Orchestra. Orchestra. Asawari. SB Will give songs from Indian Indian Films. Films. 8-208.20 Gayanacharia Pandit Pandit Narayan Narayan Rao Rao Vyas Vyas ofof Bombay. Bombay. Shirin FarhadFarhld ;; Laila Majnu,Majnu, Classical Music.M usic. Afzal-Hurre-Haram, 8-45 TalkTalk ((HindHindustaniustani)) :: “ Foundations ofof Indian Musk" Music” and Johre Johre Shamshir.Shamshir. No. 7. 7. By S. S .S. S. NIAZI. Niazi. tf5f*3*V J f -J 4 J» > ' 11-0 Close dozen. down. 9-0 Gayanacharya Pandit Pandit Narayan Narayan Rao Rao Vyas Vyas ofof Bombay Bombay ... Classical Music.M usic. * r ‘- 10-0 Close down. CALCUTTA TRANSMISSION II. VUB 350.9 metres, metres, 855855 kc/s. kc/s. 31.3631.36 metres, metres, 9565 9565 kc/s. kc/s. p.m. 12-30 Time Signal. Indian RecordedRecorded Music.Music. (Naat (Naat and Qawwali).Qawwali). a.m. 1-30 Time Signal.Signal. 11-30 Violin Solos "“ Well Well-Known -Known Artists."Artists.” By SHIRDHARShirdhar PARSEKAR. Parsekar. (A Recorded Programme).Programme). WILHELM BACKHAUSBACKHAUS - (H.M.V. DB-926.)DB-926.) 11-4511.45Light Music Waltz " “Naila Naila Dohnanyi. By SUNDIZABAL S u n d r a b a i . VUC 370.4370.4 metres,metres, 810 810 kc; kc/s. s. 49.10 49.10 metres,metres, 6,1096,109 kc/s. “" Libestraume Libestraume "” No. No. 3. 3. Liszt. With SarangiSarangi,, Harmonium and Tabla. NORAH BLANF.Y,BLANEY, AND GWENGWEN FARRARFARRAR (H.M.V.-8321.)(H.M.V.-8321.) “" Old Old Favourites."Favourites." p.m. p.m. Time Signal. RUDY STARITA. ((XylophoneXylophone Solo). (Columbia DB-1435.)DB-1435.) 12-36 Time Signal. ‘' OverOver the Stick;..’Stick.: 12-45 Mandolin Solos SB By V. Y. Y. CHOWDHARI. C h o w d h a r i . MAREK WEBER AND HISHIS ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA - (B-8477.) The Grand Hotel Orchestra. “" Song Song of of Paradise." Paradise.” 1-0 Available Market Rates. Rates. “" Columbine's Columbine's Rendezvous Rendezvous " Relayed from the Palm Court ofof the GrandGrand Hotel. Hotel. Lunch Hour Selections. YVONNE PRINTEMPS AND NOELNOEL COWARDCOWARD - (DA-1363.)(DA -1363.) (Calcutta WeatherWeather Bulletin Bulletin for for Oceancraft Oceancraft and and Rivercraft.) Rivercraft.) “" I'llI’ll follow follow mymy SecretSecret Heart."Heart.” Parts PartsI 1 and and 2. 2. (Brunswick(Brunswick and and Decca Decca Records.) Records.) RICHARDRICHARD TAUBERTAUBER -- -t> - (Parlophone RO-20138.)R0-20138.) S. GRAPPELLY ANDAND HIS HOTHOT FOUR.FOUR.^ 1-36 Talk :: “ Medical education for women women in in Bengal." Bengal.' '*" The Song is Done.”Done." Foxtrot "” Chasing Chasing Shadows". Shadows”. ByB y SISTER S is t e r SARASWATI. S a r a s w a t i. “" Goodbye... Goodbye.” "“ Some Some ofof these these days". days”. BRONISLAWBRONISIAW HUBERMANHUBERMAN -. - (Columbia LBLB-25.) -25.) THE BETTYBETTY BOOPBOOP GIRL. 2-6*Musical Selections. Selections. “"Valse" Valse ” Op. Op. 70 70 No. No. I. 1. "“ Oh Oh 1 ! My My GoodnessGoodness "” 2-36 Talk : : - “ BengaliBengali womenwomen writers of the past." ”" Moment Moment Musical." Musical." "“ You You’ve gottagotta eateat your your Spinach Spinach baby". baby”. BBy y BISHNUB is h n u SARMA. S a r m a . SYDNEY CUSTARD.CUSTARD. (Organ Solo) Solo) (H.M.V. C-2650.)C-2650.) LEN GREEN.GREEN. (Piano Solos). Solos). *'" Drury LaneLane Memories:.Memories.” ”" MelodiesMelodies of the monthmonth No.No. 15". 15”. 3.63-6 Time Signal. Close Close down. down. GRACIE FIELDS - - (Regal MRMR-2011.) -2011.) THE RAMBLERSRAMBLERS ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. “" That That must must have have been been our our Walter." Walter. Foxtrot "Goody “ Goody Goody". Goody”. 5-6 Time Signal. " River stay way from my Door... “ River stay way from my Door. **"Swing Swing Mr. Charlie". Charlie”. Letters and Riddles.Riddles. 2-30 Close down. TONY LOWRY.LOWRY. ((PianoPiano Solos).Solos). By MEJDIDI. 2-30 ""Japanese Japanese Lanterns".Lanterns . Talk :: " “ The The Sugarcane." Sugarcane." By MeJDIDI. "" Show Fairies...Fairies . Questions and Answers.Answers. THE BOSWELLBOSWELL SISTERS.SISTERS. Talk :: " “ Bratacharis Bratacharis and and their their aims aims in in life." life.” TRANSMISSION III. “" LetLet yourself yourself go".go”. 6-6 Bhatiali Song Song By SABy ISailesh LESH DArFA D atta GUPTA. Gupta. Shab-i-Miraj Sharif. Sharif. "“ I'm I’m putting putting all all my my eggs eggs in in one one basket". basket". BRAIN LAWRENCE AND ISIS ORCHESTRA. BRAIN LAWRENCE AND HIS ORCHESTRA. 6-21 Modern Bengali Bengali Song Song By NATAIBy Natai GHATAK. Ghatak. p.m. Foxtrot " Alexander'sAlexander’s Ragtime band". ”" BrokenBroken Doll".Doll". 6-36 Music Training for for Beginners Beginners By ByP. K.P. K.MULLICK. M u l l i c k . 5-30 Time Signal.Signal. AMBROSE AND HIS ORCHESTRA.ORCHESTRA. AIR Orchestra. “- Allah Hu.”tilt" Rumba “"Cuban Cuban Pete". Pete". 7-6 Tagore Song Song By By KAMALA Kamala ROY. Roy. Foxtrot " “ Lady Lady from from Mayfair". Mayfair". 5-40 “" Who Who nabiyon men Rahmat laqab laqab pane pane wala." wala.” Selected Modern Bengali Bengali Songs. Songs. (Hali.)(Hall.) 2-0 Relay from the RotaryRotary Club.Club. (If any). 7-21 ByB y SHAMALI SHAMALI RAKSHEF. RAKSHIT. (A chorus byby AIRAIR Artists.) Artists.) 2-30 Close down. By PARUL PARUL SEN. SEN. 5-55 P.P. S. S. Mukerji. Mukerji. Sarod—BhimSarod-Bhim Plasi.Plasi. 7-36 7-51 By AMIYA AMIYA SIRCAR. SIRCAR. 6.06-0 Mahboob.Mahboob. 6-0 Relay from Capitol Cinema.Cinema. “" WohWoh shamashama ujalaujala jis jis ne ne kiya." kiya.” (By the the kind k.ind permission permission oof f the Management). 8-6 Talk:Talk : -“ Anatomy Anatomy of of Melodies-Khamaj Melodies— Khamaj Thatt Thatt and and 6-10 Afzal.Afzal. its divisions.divisions.” - 6-30 A Studio Concert. “ Parde ki ki batbat kiya kiya hai hai wuhi wuhi ek ek nurnur tha."tha.” 6-30 A Studio Concert. 8-218 -21 Seetar Solo.Solo. Dhimey Gat.Gat. 6-20 1st1st NewsNews and WeatherWeather ReportReport (Hindustani). WinifredWINIFRED and AND William Stu. LIAM Macdonald, MACDONALD, Mandolin Mandolin and and Guitar. Guitar. BBy y BIMALAB im a l a KANTA K a n t a ROY R o y CHOWDHURY. C h o w d h u r y . 6-30 1st1st NewsNews and Weather Weather ReportReport (English).(English). ReginaldREGINALD SutherlandSUTHERLAND Moore, MOORE, Songs Songs and and Harmonica Harmonica Solos. 8-41 CommercialCommercial News News and and Weather Weather Report Report (In(In Bengali). 6-406-40 AIRAIR Orchestra.Orchestra. Naghma-i-Wajd. WINIFRED AND WILLIAM MACDONALD.MACDONALD. 8-41 " LaLa PalomaPaloma " - - - - Sebastian Yradier. SB Qawwali by AIR QAWWALS.Q a w w a l s . 6-506-50 Qawwali by A IR “"0 OSoto Solo Mio Mio "" - - E di Capua.Capria. 7-0 AIR Orchestra. Orchestra. Shab-i-MirajShab-i-Miraj-(H—(Hafeez afeez Jullun-f ullun- "Santa“ Santa Lucia Lucia" " - - - - - IrvingIrving Bibo. Bibo. 8-46 News in Bengali. Bengali. dhari).dhari). “Red"Red Sails Sails in in the the Sunset." Sunset." SB 7-15 TalkTalk (Hindustani)(Hindustani) :: - The Holy Prophet."Prophet. REGINALD SUTHERLAND MOORE, MOORE, (Songs). (Songs). English). “" Riding Riding thethe range range in in thethe sky sky " - - - - Carlton. 9-1 Commercial News News and and Weather Weather ReportReport (In English). By MOLVIM olvi SYED Syed MOHD. Mohd. " Give me back mymy bootsboots andand saddlesaddle ". Samuels.Swamis. SB 7-30 " “ For For Villagers Villagers Only." Only.” WINIFRED AND WILLIAM MACDONALD.MACDONALD. TimeSignal. 8-30 Interview (Hind (Hindustani ustani)) : TThe he Workers of India " ForFor thethe flagflag marchmarch ".’’. 9-6 Time Signal. No. 7. "“ Carioca Carioca Green Green Eyes Eyes Rhumba Rhumba ". ". SB News in English. No. 7. * LondololaLondolola ’ . TThe he Chaprassi.Chaprassi. "“ Cheek Cheek to to Cheek Cheek ". ”. 9.219-21 TTalk alk : : “ Literary Review." Review.” By By HUMPHREY Humphrey HOUSE. House. By SHAUKATShaukat THANAWI.Thanawi. recinaldREGINALD SUTHERLANDSUTHERLAND MOORE, MOORE, Harmonica Harmonica Solos. SB ARTISTS. Medley. " Moontime ”.". 8-45 NattsNatts ByBy AIRAIR Artists. 9-36 “" TheThe Air Air-Do-Wells.” -Do -Wells." 9-5 AIRAIR Orchestra. Orchestra. Rasul-i-Arabi.Rasul-i~ Arabi. Rumba. "A “ Amerry merry mixup mixup ". 9.5 SB A Radio Concert Party.Party. (Hind ustani). 7-30Talk (English):(English): “" CookingCooking withoutwithout Tears."Tears.” 9-15 2nd2nd NewsNews andand Weather Weather ReportReport (Hindustani). 7-30 (A BBCBBC Recorded Recorded Programme). 9-30 Time Signal. Buns and Biscuits, Biscuits, Snacks Snacks and and Sandwiches. Sandwiches. 2nd News and WeatherWeather ReportReport (English).(English). By HILDAH ilda FLANDERS. Flanders. 10-3610.36 Time Signal. Close Close down. down.

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Minstrel comes. 2-30 p.m. Solo Concert. 3.153-15 p.m.p.m. Tuesday, 13th 13th October October Little German German Reader. Reader. 3.303-30 p.m. Hitler Youth Youth Programme. Programme. 4-30 p.m. Concert ofof Light Music. Music. 5-305-30 p.m.p.m. News in B. B.C. English.5-50 p.m. tnghsh. 5-59 p.m. Concert of Light Music Music (contd.). (contd.). 6.45 6-45 p.m. p.m. String Quartette Quartette by by Bruckner. Bruckner. 7-15 p.m. A little little 9-15 DanceDance Music.Music. German Reader. Reader 7-30 p.m. News and Economic Economic Review in English on DJE, DJQ. init ".3 10-0 The News and Announcements.Announcements. English on DJE, DJQ. 7-45745 p.m. p.m. ToTo-day -day in Germany. Germany, 0 Soundoound Pictures. rictures. 8-0 p.m. Gathering of the the vine. vine. 9-0 p.m. II ..us 10-20 Light Music. 9-0 p.m. German Dances for Fiddle andand Piano.Piano. 9-15 p.m.p.m. Cabaret on on 10-30 Close dawn. down. records. 9-309.30 p.m.p.m. Close down. TRANSMISSION 1.1. TRANSMISSION 4. GSD 11.75 11.75 Mc/s (25.53 (25.53 m.), m.), GSBGSB 9.51 9.51 Mc/s Mc/s (31.55 (31.55 m.) m.) Three of the following frequenciesfrequencies will bebe usedused : FRANCE (Radio(Radio Colonial)Colonial) p.m.pan. : GSG 17.79 Mc/s (16.86 m.), GSOGSO 15.18 15.18Mc/s Mc/s (19.76(19.76m.),m.), Wavelength 19.68 19.68 m.m. and/or 25.24 25.24 m. 12-45 Big Ben.Ben. A A RecitalRecital GSF 15.1415.14 Mc/s Mc/s (19.82 (19.82 m.). m.), GSD 11.7511.75 Mc/s Mcis (25.53 m.),at.), GSB 9. 51 Mc/s Me/s (31.55 m.). m.). 11-30 a.m. Of Beethoven'sBeethoven’s Sonatas.Sonatas. 11-30 a.m. Relay from from P.T.T. Transmitter. Transmitter. 11-50 a.m.a.m. p.m,p.m. Market 1-13 Talk. Prices, RatesofExchange.12noon.Records. 10-45 Big Ben. " “ Empire Empire Magazine."* Magazine.”* 12-10 p.m.Relay from P.T.T. Transmitter. “ Policeman'sPoliceman’s Lot."* Lot." 11-27 A Song Recital. 12-25 p.m. p.m. RecordsRecords. 1.01-0 p.m. Talk on on Events in France, 1-281.28 A Programme of Waltzes. Events in France. A Programme of Waltzes. 11-30 The News and Announcements.Announcements. 1.15l-lo p.m. Records.Kecords. 1-451-45 p.m.p.m. News in French. French. 2-15 p.m. p.m. 1-35 Light Programme.* 11-50 Talk :: “Imperial Affairs.”* News in English. English. 2-302.30 p.m. Close down. down. "Imperial Affairs."* 3.25 2-25 TheThe NewsNews andand Announcements.Announcements. a.m. n 3;25p p-mp.m. > ,DayDay's s Programme.Programme. 3-30 p.m. p.m. Relay from Radio -Paris -Concert. 2-45 Close down,down. 12-5 The Orpheus Trio. Kadio-raris Concert. 4.304-30 p.m. p.m. News in English. English 4.45 4-45 p.m. ConcertConcert-Relayed -Relayed (conld.).(contd.). 5-15 p.m. News in Greenwich TimeTime SignalSignal atat 12-3012-30 a.m. 5.15 p.m. News in French.hrench. 5-45 p.m.p.m. Concert-RelayedConcert -Relayed (contd.).(contd.). 6-30 p.m TRANSMISSION 2. 12-30 AA Cinema OrganOrgan Recital.Recital. 6.30 p.m. Maritime Talk, Talk, by by Mr. Mr. Bretagne. Bretagne. 6-40 p.m.p.m. Social Topics, Topics, 1-0 The BBC Dance Orchestra. by Mr. GSH 21.47 Mc/sMc/, (13.97(13.97 m.), GSG GSG 17.79 17.79 Mcis Me/, (16.86 (16.86 m.) by Mr. Rives. 6.506-50 p.m.p.m. Colonial Market Market Prices. Prices, Rates Rates p.m. Directed by Henry Hall. of Exchange. ot txchange. 7-0 p.m. p.m. Theatrical Broadcast. 8-25 p.m. 4-30 Big Ben.Ben. "Empire “ Empire Magazine." Magazine.” 1-30 AA SonataSonata Recital.Recital. Ratesnei< of Exchange Exchange and French French Stock Stock (Rentes). (Rentes). 5-2 An Orchestra Concert. By Adolph Busch (Violin) and Rudolph Serkin (Pianoforte). 9-459.45 p.m.p.m. News in French, French, Market Market Prices, Prices, Rates Rates of of Ex- E x ­ 2-30 change. 6-0 The BBC Orchestra.* 2.30 TheThe News News and and Announcements.Announcements. change. 10-30 pp.m. m. ConcertConcert-Relayed. -Relayed. 11-0 p.m. Relay of of Directed by Henry Hall. 2-50 Science Talk. RadioKadio-Journal -Journal of France (French News). 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GSF 15.14 15.14 Mc/sMcis (19.82 m.) 5.135-13 p.m.p.m. Varied programmes. programmes. 6-45 p.m. p.m. " Balilla Day" p.m. GERMANY (Berlin)(Berlin) Concert. Talk Ialk " “A Apage page from from the thegreat great book. book of of nature nature " ” 7.307-30 7-30 p.m. News in English. Instrumental and vocal concert Big Ben. Talk:Talk : " “ Imperial Imperial Affairs." Affairs.” DJA 31.38, 31.38, DJQ DJQ 19.63, 19.63, DJN 31.45, DJEDJE 16.89. vocalconcert. 16.89. Solmi,bolmi, violincellist. violincellist. Quaranta Quaranta Augusta, Augusta, soprano.soprano. Matilde Matilde Capponi 7-46 AA Pianoforte Recital.Recital. 10-4010.40 a.m.a.m. Light Music. 11-45 a.m. a.m. Light Music (contd.) Capponi Light Music (contd.) mezzo soprano. soprano. Nino Nino Russo, Russo, tenor. tenor. 10-0 10-0 p.m. Symphonic 8-15 “" EmpireEmpire Bookshelf." Bookshelf.” 12-301-2-JU p.m. P-m. News and Economic Economic Review Review in in English. English. 12-45 Symphonic 12-45 concert. 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TRANSMISSION L I. a.m. 8-0 Time Signal.Signal. Shrimad BhagwadBhagwad Geeta.Geeta. 8-15 AIR Orchestra. “" BhaiBhaj le Har ko".ko”. 8-25 JugliJugli Bai. Thumri, BhairUin.Bhairijin. VUC 370.4370.4 metres,metres, 810810 kc/s. kc/s. 49.10 49.10 metres,metres, 6,1096,109 kc/s. 8-35 Hamid Husain. Husain. Thumri Jonpuri. 8-45 TalkTalk (Hindustani): (Hindustani ) : "Outline “ Outline History of of the the World World "” p.m. No. 7. 7. 12-36 Time Signal. By PROFESSOR Professor M MOHAMMADohammad MUJEEB. M ujeeb . SB * ExcerptsExcerpts fromfrom Gilbert and Sullivan. Sullivan. 9-0 Dance Tunes. Talk (English) : " Wealth andand Society.Society.’ - VUB 350.9350.9 metres, 855855 kc/s. kcis. 1-0 Talk (English) : MALANG.MALANC. Qanun. SBBy PROF.Prof. JOHN John KELLAS of of the Scottish Church College, College, SARDAR. Violin. Calcutta. MMUKERJI. UKERJI. Violin. a.ma.m. . 1-20 * Light Orchestral SelectionsSelections from the the Studio. Studio. SASABIRI. BIRI. Sarangi. 11-30 AA SelectionSelection ofof IndianIndian Music.Music. TUFAIL. Tabla. (H.M.V.) SB Calcutta Weather Bulletin for for Oceancraft Oceancraft and and Rivercraft. Rivercraft. 9-15 Mahboob.Mahboob. Thumri Lalit. GRAMOPHONE CONCERT PARTY. Piano, Clarionet, Violin Violin Bells. Bells. 1-36 Talk (Bengali)(Bengali) :: "“ KaminiKamini Roy Roy and and her her Poems." Poems.” 9-25 JugliJugli Bai.Bai. BABALAL. # „ ByB y Knivim.K a m a l Bose. B o s e . " AqlAql sese basilhasil huihui kia kia kia kia pashemani pashemani mujhe. mujhe. “ PrabhujiPrabhuji Apna Apna Gun Gun Gane Gane Wale." Wale. " HeHe PrabhuPrabhu TeriTeri NiraliNirali Shan. Shan." II hq hq jab jab dene dene laga laga talim-i-nadani talim-i-nadani mujhe mujhe ”. (Hasrat). 2-6 * MusicalMusical Selections. INAYET HUSSEIN.HUSSEIN. ft ” PayalPayal Mori Baji Baji Re Re". ". BhairaviIthairavi Thumri. Thumri. 2-36Talk (Bengali)(Bengali) : : " “ SriSri Krishna Krishna at at Mathura." Mathura.” 9-35 Hamid Husain. Khamaj. “ ShokhiyanShokhiyan kaihti kaihti hain hain ham ham hain hain us us ki ki chitwan chitwan ki kitaraf taraf “ VarireVarire Salumo Salumo Savaria Savaria Re, Khamaj. ByB y AMULYA A m u l y a KRISHNA K r is h n a BHATTACHARYA. B hattacharya . ki GANDHARI HANGAL. Chitwanen kaihti hain hain ham ham hain hain chashm-i-purfan chashm-i-purfan ki “ ManaaManaa DhyasDhyas Lage.Lage. _ f> 3-6 Time Signal. Close Close down. down. (Amin Minai). taraf”.taraf". (Amir Minai). “ KusumKusum ChapChap KandhariKandhari Kari."Kari. 5-6 Time Signal. LALOO BHAI AND RAJKUMARI. By ABBASUDDIN AHMED. 9-45 Jugli Bai.Bai. Ghazal. “ MefatniMafatni MiSSuS." Missus." Islam SangitSangit By Abbasuddin Ahmed. 9-55 P.P. S. S. Mukerji. Mukerji. Sarod-Sarang.Sarod —Sarang. " Lekhakno Jamano."Jamano. 5-21 Dialogue:Dialogue : "“ AA Quarrel Quarrel over over a aCocoanut Cocoanut Tree." Tree.” SUDHAKARSUDHAKAR ANDAND SHAHI.SHAH!. |( BBy y TwoTwo VILLAGERS. V i l l a g e r s . 10-0 Close down. 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DAYDAY “ (An Hour Hour ofof Humour). Humour). RAJKUMARI, SAIGAL AND AN Jules Craen andand hishis Quintet.Quintet. 7-6 " Intruder."Intruder.” (H -I1332 h.). P. SANYAL - - 91 - (H-l 1332 K.). Relayed fromfrom TajTaj Mahal Hotel.Hotel. WIWritten itten and and Produced Produced by by BANIKUMAR. B a n ik u m a r . - (N-58II).(N-58 I1 1. SHANTA APTEA PTE - (By kind kind permissionpermission ofof thethe Management.)Management.) Believe it or not." SAICALSAIGAL - - - (H-325 h.).h.). 8-6 Talk (Bengali):(Bengali) : “" Believe it or not.” (N-6267). K. C. DAY 1. - (N-6267). "Pour“ Pour Une Une Rose Rose "" - - - - Waldieufel.Waldteufel. BBy y CIIITRAC h it r a GUPTA. G u p t a . UMA11MA AND AND P.P. SANYAL - -(H(H-l -I1331 1331 h.). " LitanieLitanie D'AmD’Am jur,ur ”" - - - - - Weiller.{Vacs. COURIGOURI SHANKARSHANKAR - - InstrumentalInstrumental (H-48). "Tosca” ...... - Puccini.Puccini. 8-21 Kheyal Song. By BHISHMADEV Bhishmadev CHATTERJEE. C hatterjee. -Massenet. Close down. “ PenseePensee D'Automne " - - - - Massenet. (In Bengali). 1-30 “ CharmenteCharmente AventureAvenlure" - - - - - Bose. 8-41 Commercial News News and and Weather Weather Report Report (In Bengali). “Minuet Minuet” " - Boccherini. SB TRANSMISSION III. 2-0 Close down. 8-46 News in Bengali. Bengali. Time Signal 5-30 5-30 RelayRelay from from KrishnaKrishna Cinema.Cinema. SB AIR Orchestra.Orchestra. Bichhora. (By kind kind permissionpermission of of the the Management.) Management.) 9-1 Commercial News News and Weather Weather Report Report (In English). English). 5-40 JugliJugli Bai. KKhayal-Thumri-Ghazal. hayal—Thumri—Ghazal. 6-15 TalkTalk ((Marathi):Marathi) : “" TheT he Value Value of of Literature Literature in Life." SB 6-10 Afzal Husain. Husain. Thumri Kalian. By V. N. NAIK.Naik. 9-6 Time Signal. SB News in English. English. 6-20 1st News and Weather Report (Hindustani). 6-30 A A Variety ProgrammeProgramme By the Students of the School ofof Indian Music. 9-219.21 The Aerial Players present present : : 6-30 1st News and Weather Report (English). Conducted by by PROF. Prof. B. B. R. R. DEODHAR. D eodHAR. SB “" The The Nutcracker Nutcracker Suite." Suite.” By ELIOT Eliot CRAWSHAY Crawshay Jugli Bai. Ghazal. 6-40 Jugli Bai. 7-15 TalkTalk (Gujerati):(Gujerati); “" Stories from Ramayan."Ramayan.” WILLIAMS.W i l l i a m s . Shankra. 6-50 A. A.A. Khan.Khan. KhayalKhayal NatNat Chhaya.Chhaya. Khayal Khayal Shanhra. By KAVIK avi LALITJI. L alitji. Characters : : ROSALIE. A charming youngyoung woman woman of of about about 26. 26. Malang Khan. Sitar-Sitar— Darbari Darbari Kandra. 7-10 Malang Khan. 7-35 LightLight Music MAX. AA good-looking good-looking man man of of 30. 30. ByB y SHAMLA S h a m l a MAZGAOKAR M a z g a o k a r 7-20 Jugli Bai. Ghazal. NICOLAS. Rosalie’sRosalie's husband. (A (A handsome handsome butbut rather rather With Sarangi, HarmoniumHarmonium and Tabla. Tabla. grim man of 40). 7-30 “" ForFor Villagers Villagers Only". Only”. grim man of 40). (Delhi MarketMarket RatesRates at 8 p.m.) 8-30 Commercial Commercial News News and and News News in in Hindi. Hindi. MARIE.M ARIE. AA youngyoung servant.servant. 9-0 “ Murlicha Moksha.” BATHAZAR. An old old and and dumb dumb manservant. manservant. 8-30 Talk (Hindustani): (Hindustani) : " “Elements Elements of Radio ’’" No.No. 7. 7. 9-0 " Murlicha Moksha." A Marathi one one act play written and produced byby P. P. G. G. SCENE I. By RA Radio-minded. D 10-M I NDED. GUPTE.G upte. Rosalie's BoudoirBoudoir-Sitting -Sitting RoomRoom inin her her Husband's Husband sChateau. Chateau. 8-45 AIRAIR Orchestra. Orchestra. (Sweet Glances.)Glances.) "“ Mithi Mithi Najariya". Najariya” . 9-309.30 Talk Talk (English): (English) : “" ManMan Versusversus Microbe.”Microbe." No. No. 3. 3. SCENE II. 8-57 Jugli Bai. Ghazal. 8-57 By LT.L t .-C-COL.ol . S.S. S. S. SOKHEY, Sokhey, I.M.S., J.P. A Sitting Sitting Room Room in thethe Hills. Hills. Thumri Taking.Talang. 9-6 Afzal Husain. Husain. 9-45 News inin English.English. It isis aa curiouscurious roomroom as,as, althoughalthough daintilydaintily furnished, furnished, all all the the 2nd News and Weather ReportReport (Hindustani). furniturefurniture andand woodwork woodwork are are of of the the most most fragile fragile description. description. 9-15 10-0 " “ ZooZoo 'Oliday." ’Oliday.” There are are two two doors, doors, and and a awindow window across across which which is is a a latticework of iron bars. 9-30 Time Signal. A light entertainment.entertainment. latticework of iron bars. 2nd News and Weather Report (English). ByB y ELSIEE l s i e AND a n d DORIS D o r i sWATERS W a t e r s AND a n d ASHLEY A s h l e y STERNE. S t e r n e . 10-6 "“ The The Aloha Aloha Boys." Boys.” In HawaiianHawaiian Airs Airs and and Melodies. Melodies. (Vocal (Vocal and and Instrumental.) Instrumental.) 9-45Talk (English):(English) : “" TThe he Village as I see it." it." No. 5. The Book.Book. SB Lyrics by ELSIEElsie WATERS. W aters. By ONILAOnila CHATTERJI. Chatterji. . Lyrics by 10.3610-36 Time Signal. Close Close down. down. " A seriesseries otof talks by peoplepeople who, from different points ofot Music by by ASHLEY Ashley STERNE. Sterne. themselves * Gramophone Gramophone Records. Records. view andand forfor different different reasons, reasons, have have interested interested themselves Produced by by CHARLES Charles BREWER. Brewer. in thethe Indian Indian village." village.” All Times are are given given in in Indian Indian Standard StandardTime. Time. 980 The Indian Indian Listener Listener September 22, 22, 1936. 1936.

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TRANSMISSION 1. 1. TRANSMISSION 4. 4. GSD 11.75 Mc/s (25.53 m.), GSB 9.51 Mc/s (31.55 m.) GSD 11.75 Mc/s (25.53 m.), GSB 9.51 Mc/s (31.55 m.) Three of the followingfollowing frequencies will be used : p.m. GSG 17.79 17.79 Mc/s (16.86(16.86 m.), m.), GSO GSO 15.1815.18 Mc/sMe/s (19.76 m.), m.), 12.4512-45 BigBig Ben. Ben. Chamber Music. GSF 15.14 15.14 Mc/s Mc/s (19.82 (19.82 m.), m.), GSD 11.75 11.75 Mc/sMc/s (25.53 m.). m.). GSB 9.51 Mc/s Mc/s (31.55 m.) m.) 1.30Talk : 1-30 Talk : “" ImperialImperial Affairs."* Affairs.”* Pm.p.m. 1-45 Dance Music. 10-4510.45 Big Ben. Talk : “" Food Food forfor Thought." Thought.” 1-55 “ Empire Magazine.”* " Empire Magazine." 11-1711.17 Dance Music. 2-25 The News andand Announcements.Announcements. 11-30 The News andand Announcements. 2,45 2-45 CloseClose down. 11-50 The BBC Scottish Orchestra. Greenwich Time SignalSignal atat 12-3012-30 a.m. a.m. TRANSMISSION 2. 12-3012.30 “" Isn't Isn’t Nature Nature Wonderful? Wonderful ? " ” GSH 21.47 Mc/sMcis (13.97 m.), GSG GSG 17.79 17.79 Mc/s Mc/s (16.86 (16.86 m.) A comedy in one act. p.m. 1-0 The BBC Military Band. 4-30 Big Big Ben. A A Cinema Cinema Organ Organ Recital. Recital. The B.B.C. Chorus. Joseph Farrington (Bass(Bass-Baritone). -Baritone). 4-45 TalkTalk : “" Imperial Affairs.”*Affairs." 1-45 Fred Hartley andand hishis NoveltyNovelty Quintet.* Quintet.* 5-05.0 CharlesCharles ManningManning andand his Orchestra 2-30 TheThe News News and and Announcements.Announcements. From the Granada, Welthamstow. Walthamstow. 2-50 “" EmpireEmpire Magazine."Magazine.”* 5-30 **" Isn’tIsn't Nature WonderfulWonderful ? -*”* 3-20 AA SongSong Recital. 6-0 AA Light Light ConcertConcert Greenwich TimeTime Signal Signal atat 3-30 a.m. From the Studio. 3-35 “" SoftSoft LightsLights andand Sweet Sweet Music." Music.” 6-30 The News andand Announcements. 3.553-55 Talk.Talk. 6-50 TheThe Birmingham Birmingham HippodromeHippodrome Orchestra. Orchestra. A Policefrian’sPolicerpan's Lot."*Lot?'" 7-15 Close down. 4-10 Envoi.f 4.15 4-15 Close down. HE SIMPLYSIMPLY LOVESLOVES SNAKESSNAKES !1 TUNETune INin TOto DR. Dr. R. R.C. BHATTACHARYA'SC. Bhattacharya’s TALK talk ON on SNAKES snakes FROM from TRANSMISSION 3. * Electrical Electrical recording.recording. t f Gram,phone GramDphone records. records. CalcuttaCALCUTTA on ON Oct.OCT. 107H, 10th. GSH 21.47 Mc/s (13.97(13.97 m.), GSG GSG 17.79 17.79 Mc/s Mc/s (16.86 (16.86 m.) GSF 15.1415.14 Mc/s Mc/s (19.(19. 82 82 m.)m.) p.m. GERMANY (Berlin)(Berlin) A Sensation! 7-307.30 Big Ben. The The BBC BBC Welsh Welsh Orchestra. 8-30 Talk Talk: : DJA 31.38, DJQ 19.63, 19.63, DJNDJN 31.45, DJEDJE 16.89. MODERN RADIO RADIO SERVICINGSERVICING "* Policeman's Lot."* 10.4010-40 a.m. Musical Variety Variety Hour. Hour. 11-45 a.m.a.m. Musical WITHW IT II 8-45 A A SongSong Recital. Variety Hour (contd.) (contd.) 12-25 p.m.p.m. Greetings to our our listeners. listeners. 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Wavelength 25.40 and/orand/or 31.13 Metres. 8.308-30 p.m. p.m. Close down. 5-13 p.m. p.m. Varied programmes. 6.456-45 p.m. p.m. Concert. Talk. Talk. 9-459A5 p.m. p.m. NewsNews in in French French and and Market Market Prices, Prices, Rates Rates of of Ex- Ex­ " Gregory XIII ". . 7-30 p.m. p.m. News in in English. Concert change. 10-3010.30 p.m.p.m. Concert-Relayed.Concert -Relayed. 11-0 p.m. Relay of of by the the Italian Italian trio, trio, classical classical music. music. Talk. Talk. " “ Recent Recent develop- develop­ RadioRadio-Journal -Journal of France (French News).News). 11-20 p.m.p.m. Cronica ment of the novel novel in Italy." Italy.” Instrumental Instrumental and and vocal vocal concert. concert. Literaria, by Mr. Francois dede Teramond.TeramDnd. 11-30 p.m.p.m. Concert-Concert - Maria Baratta, Baratta, soprano. soprano. Piera Piera Csporali, Caporali, pianist. pianist. 10-010-0p.m. p.m. Relayed (contd.). 12 midnight. News in in English. English. 12-30 Concert of wind wind instiuments. instruments. Vocal Vocal concert. concert. Buselli Pin Pinti, ti, a.m. News in in French, ^Market 'Market APrices. Prices. ^1-0 11.0 a.m. Relay. soprano. Guglielmo Guglielmo Bandini, Bandini, bass. bass. A talk talk by by Massimo Massimo Felic Felici i HHEREere ISis B. B .S S. . RAWAT, R awat ,ONE one OF of DELHI'S D elh i:POPULARIBROADCASTERS.'s ' popular^uroadcasters. 3-303.30 a.m. a.m. Close down. Ridolfi.Ridolii. 11-10 p.m.p.m. Arabian music. music. All TimesTimes are given given in in Indian Indian Standard Standard Time. Time. 981 September 22, 22, 1936. 1936. The Indian Indian Listener Listener

SAMSAM BROWN AND THE RHYTHMRHYTHM SISTERS. SISTERS. I'mI'm shooting High.”High." ”" Please Please believebelieve me."me.' Thursday, 15th October NEW MAYFAIRMAYFAIR ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. “" Jerome Jerome FernFern Melodies."Melodies." DRESDEN STATE OPERA ORCHESTRA. " EgmontEgmont overture."overture.” p.m. p.m. 7-10 7-10 Benazir Bai Bai ofof Jaipur.Jaipur. 2-0 Close down. Ajab alam sa dil dil par par chha chha raha raha hai hai Hasin jaise koi koi Sharmasharma raha hai.- hai." (Jigar.) 6-0 Relay from Central Cinema. (By kind kind permissionpermission ofof thethe Management.)Management.) 7-20 7-20 Lachhi Ram.Ram. Bhajan. 6-30 AAUNTIESunties MARION M arion ANDand ZENA.Z ena. 7-30 “" For For VillagersVillagers Only."Only.” The First Steam Boat—ABoat-A Famous Famous Musician-A Musician—A Little Little Surprise—RiddlesSurprise-Riddles andand Songs. Songs. (Delhi Market Rates Rates atat 8 p.m.) VUD 340.13 metres, 882 kc/s.kc/s. 7-0 St. Mary'sMary’s HighHigh SchoolSchool Band. 8-30Talk (Hindustani):(Hindustani) : " “Jungle Jungle Book." Book." No. No. 7. 7. Under thethe direction direction of of REV. R ev . J.J. ARXE, A rxe, SS.J. .J. TRANSMISSION I. The Wolf.Wolf. vo,Maalersiceth. - - BYB y SAHIBZADA S a h ib z a d a SSAJIDa j i d AALIl i KHAN. K h a n . March - • -" Strauss March"March " - Meszacopo.Mezzacapo. a.m. Overture - - " Morning, Noon Noon andand 8-0 Time Signal. 8-45Play (Hindustani):(Hindustani) : " “Bigrey Bigrey Dil." Night in ViennaVienna " - Suppe.Sone. BY SAHIBZADA MOHAMMAD UMAR. Valse - - " Luna WalterWalzer” " - - Lincke. Bhajan by by LACHHI Lachhi RAM. Ram. B y S a h ib z a d a M o h a m m a d U m a r . Selection - - " " TheThe Pirates of Performed by AIR Artists.Artists. Penzance" - - - Sullivan. 8-10 Motki. 8-10 AIR Orchestra. M otki• Italian DanceDance Suite.Suite. " ” Barcarola Barcarola ” - - - Tchako/f.Tchakoff. 9-15 2nd NewsNews andand Weather Weather ReportReport (Hindustani.) " Tarantella... 8-20 Benazir Bai Bai ofof Jaipur.Jaipur. " Tarantella.” Fantasia - - " Mountain life " - Le Thiere. Thiere. 9-30 Time Signal. Fantasia - " Mountain life " “ FarqFarq hi hi kuchh kuchh nahin nahin raha raha naz naz men men aur aur niaz niaz men men Piccolo Solo - " Cassiopia " - - Barsotti. Kaon sharik-i-raz shari k-i-raz tha tha jalwa-gah-i-majaz jalwa-gah-i-majaz men." men." 2nd NewsNews andand WeatherWeather ReportReport (English.)(English.) Descriptive Fantasia Fantasia” " A trip to to Blackpool Blackpool ". Bidgood. "“ Yad-i-KhudaYad-i-Khuda men men zindagi-i-mustaar zindagi-i-mustaar de de A TRIPTrip TO to BLACKPOOL, Blackpool, Synopsis. 9-45Talk (English)(English): : "“ The The Way Way of of the the World.- World." No. No. 7. 7. Arrival ofof thethe excursionists excursionists at thethe railwayrailway stationstation withwith the the Thori si si raih raih gai gai hai hai ise ise bhi bhi guzar guzar de." de.” Current eventsevents in Europe. usual excitement excitement and bustle-Railway bustle—Railway bell bell and and guards guards Talk (Hindustani): " FamousFamous Hindi Hindi Books." Books.” No. No. 4. 4. whistle announce the departure of of the train-Arrival train—Arrival at at 8-45 Talk (Hindustani) : “ BBYy DR. D r .PERCIVAL P e r c iv a l SPEAR. S p e a r . their destination-Merry-making destination—Merry-making commences-Nigger commences—Nigger on on Rani Kaitki. Kaitki. 10-0 A VarietyVariety Concert by TheThe Albion Concert Party. the sands—Songsands-Song “" BackBack to to Alabama"-Clog Alabama”—Clog dance-A dance—A sea sea BBYy MOHAN M o h a n SWAROOP. S w a r o o p . trip is proposed-All proposed—All aboard.-Aaboard.—A life life on on the the ocean ocean wave. wave. Arranged and and directed directed by byTHELMA T h e l m aE. E. BARRON. B a r r o n . Night approaches, followed by gay scenes on on deck—Dancing deck-Dancing 9-09.0 Lachhi Ram. KhayalKhayal Goud Goud Malhar. Malhar .Thumri Thumri Bilawal. Bilawal. LLEONORAe o n o r a MMICHAEL,ic h a e l , PHYLLIS P h y l l i s INWOOD, I n w o o d , IRMA I r m a STAYNOR. S t a y n o r . toto thethe strains strains of of the "" Beautiful Beautiful Blue Danube"Danube ” valse, valse, A A Sopranos. storm arisesarises :; all taketake shelter-Dancing shelter—Dancing resumed-song resumed—song : : 9-20 Benazir Bai Bai ofof Jaipur.Jaipur. " My ladylady lu." lu.” A A boisterous boisterous cake cake-walk -walk and the the return return “ SadagiSadagi par par us us ki ki mar mar jane jane ki ki hasrat hasrat dil dil men men hai hai EETHEL thel GATELEYG ateley ANDand NORAN ora NICHOLSON.Nicholson. Contraltos. to " Home Sweet Sweet Home." Home.” C. KELLY,K e l l y , R. INCEI n c e AND a n d H. MOSE.M o s e . Bas nahin chalta chalta keh keh phir phir khanjar khanjar kaf-i-qatil kaf-i-qatil me me hal.- hai. C. R. H. Tenors. Optional Pieces.Pieces. (Ghalib.) H. PHILIPPSPhilipps ANDand J. GEORGE.George. Bass. Barn DanceDance - "" The The School School Girl "” - - Stewart. Valse - Praag. 9-30 GhulamGhulam Sabir. Sarangi—GaurSarangi-Gaur Sarong. Sarang. THE COMPANY. COMPANY. Valse - - " L'Amour L’Amour Defendu Defendu". ". Praag. Opening Chorus :: " Hullo EverybodyEverybody ”" 8-08.0 A Programme of of MusicMusic 9-40 Lachhi Ram. KhayalKhayal Deshkar. Deshkar. C. KELLY.KELLY, (Song). By FRANZF ranz JOSEPH J oseph HAYDN. Haydn. 9-50 Benazir Bai Bai ofof Jaipur. Jaipur. "Desert" Desert Song Song ” - - Romberg. COMEDY DIALOGUE. DIALOGUE^ Played by by LENER'S Lener’s STRING String QUARTET. Q uartet. “ Na Na hona hona mutmain mutmain nairang-i-duniya nairang-i-duniya dekhne dekhne wale wale "“ Arguments Arguments '” by by Bill Bill and and Liza Liza (Recorded by by Columbia.) Abhi kuchh aur age age barh barh tamasha tamasha dekhne dekhne wale." wale.” (2(2 quarrelsome Cockneys.)Cockneys.) 8-30 Commercial News News andand News News inin Hindi.Hindi. 10-0 Close down. ERNEST WINFRED. ( Violin Solos) " SouvenirSouvenir" " - Drdla. 9-09.0 Works of Haydn (Contd.)(Contd.) "Ave" Ave MariaMaria "” - - - - - Gounod. TRANSMISSION II. TRANSMISSION II. ETHEL GATELEY AND THELMA BARRONBARRON (Piano Duet.) 9-30 Talk (English)(English) : : “ LivesLives of of Great Great Men", Men”, No. No. 2. 2. p.m. Overture “"Rosamund" Rosam und” - - Schubert. Beethoven. 12-30 Time Signal.Signal. Song andand Chorus.Chorus. " TheThe Interfering By W. W. W. RUSSELL. R ussell . Parrot ”" from from . The” The Geisha... Geisha.” Indian RecordedRecorded Music.Music. SKETCHS k e t c h 9-45 NewsNews in in English. English. ABDUL KARIM KHAN - Vocal. “ Imaginations."Imaginations.” ABDUL KARIM KHAN Vocal. 10-0 Yusef Effendi. JAJANKI N K I BAI BAI - Vocal.Vocal. ERNEST WINFRED,WINFRED, (Violin Solo).Solo) MOHD RAFIQRAFIQ - Vocal.Vocal. "New“ New Sullivan Sullivan Fantasia Fantasia” - - Higgs. SB InIn Light Hindustani Songs. Songs. Vocal. NARAIN RAO RAO VYAS VYAS - Vocal. THETIIE COMPANY.COMPANY. Accompanied byby thethe VUB Indian Orchestra. FAIZFA IZ AGITA AGHA ------Vocal.Vocal. Vocal. Medley - - " Old FavouritiesFavourities" SANTOSH MASTERMASTER - Vocal. (Please joinjoin in) 11-0 Close down. AKHTARI BAIBAI FAIZABADIFAIZABADI - - - Vocal.Vocal. ETHEL GATELEY AND THELMA BARRON. (Piano Duet) BANDE HASAN - Vocal.Vocal. ETHEL GATELEY AND THELMA BARRON. (Piano Duel) " " Rossini. SHANTA KUMARIKUMARI - - - - Vocal.Vocal. “ L’Italiana Italiana in in Algeri Algeri ” - Rossini. THE COMPANY. 1.301-30 Time Signal.Signal. Closing(losing ChorusChorus : “" Company Company Dismiss:. Dismiss. * C A L C U T T A "“ Studio Studio Assortment."Assortment.” 11-0 Close down.down. CA LCU TTA (A Recorded Programme.) Programme.) DAJOS BELABELA AND HISHIS ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA -- (Odeon AAAA-212026). -212026). Overture. " DieDie Fledermaus." Fledermaus.” Parts Parts I I and and 2. 2. PAUL ROBESONROBESON MEDLEY. Parts I1 andand 2.2. (H.M.V. C-2621). C-2621). ANDRE CHARLOT, NORAH BLANEY, GWEN GWEN FARRAR, FARRAR. AND EDWARD EDWARD COOPER - (H.M.V.-2749).(H.M.V.-2749). " Atmospherics." BOMBAY HERMAN FINCK FINCK AND AND HIS HIS ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA - (Columbia DXDX-48). -48). "“ Old Old and and New." New." BBC DANCE DANCE ORCHESTRAORCHESTRA - - (DX (DX-377). -377). VUCVU C 370.4370.4 metres,metres, 810 810 kc/s. kc/s. 49.10 49.10 metres,metres, 6,109 6,109 kc/s.kc's. " NoelNoel CowardCoward Medley."Medley." LIGHT OPERAOPERA COMPANYCOMPANY - - (H.M.V.(H.M.V. C-2605).C-2605). "The" The Bohemian Bohemian Girl."Girl." Vocal Gems.Gems. pan.p.m. RAUICZ AND LANDAUER. LANDAUER. (Piano Duettists)Duettists) - (FB-1389). 12-36 Time Signal. " AustriaAustria "" " " Hungary." Hungary." SB " “ TheThe RadioRadio Sextette." Sextette.” ERNEST JONES. (Banjo[Banjo Solo)Solo) - - (DB-236). A Light Instrumental Instrumental Programme Programme from from the the Studio.Studio. " JoyJoy Dance."Dance." VUB 350.9 metres,metres, 855855 kc/s.kc/s. 31,3631,36 metres, metres, 9565 9565 kc/s.kcis. " LaLa Vivandiere." Vivandiere.’ Calcutta Weather BulletinBulletin for OceancraftOceancraft andand Rivercraft. Rivercraft. 2-30 Close down. a.m. 1-361.36 TalkTalk (Bengali)(Bengali) : : "“ WomenWomen in in Religion." Religion.” 11-30 Marathi SongsSongs ByB y PPRITIr i t i GUPTA. G u p t a . BBy y S. S . G. G . NEUREKAR.N e u r e k a r . 2-6 ^Musical*Musical Selections. TRANSMISSION III. p.m. 2-36 TalkTalk (Bengali)(Bengali) :: “- The Problem Problem of of the Unmarried Unmarried p.m. 12-5 Instrumental Duets.Duets. GGirl." irl.” Time Signal. I BRAM M. 5-30 I b r a h im . Kastatarang.Kaslatarang. BBy y BISHNUB is h n u SARMA. S a r m a . J.J . SHAH. S h a h . Bul-bul-tarang. AIR Orchestra. Hindol. 3-6 Time Signal. Close Close down. down. 12-15 Light Music 5-40 Mahboob. Qawwali.Qawwa/i. 5-6 Time Signal. ByB y ANJANIBAIA n j a n ib a i WADKAR. W a d k a r . Comic Duet Duet By ByRANJIT Ranjit ROY Roy and and USHABATY. U s h a b a t y . 5-55 P. S. Mukerji. SarodSarod-Kaji.—Kafi. With Sarangi, Harmonium and Tabla. 6-0 Lachhi Ram. KhayalKhayal Marwar. Marwar. Thumri Shudh Shudh 1-0 Available Market Rates.Rates. 5-21 TalkTalk (Bengali)(Bengali) : : “" WealthWealth in Cattle-DairyCattle—Dairy Hints. Hints." - Kaliyan. Lunch Hour Selections.Selections. ByB y AA DAIRY D a i r y MAN. M a n . (Hindustani(Hind ust ani).). 6-20 1st News and Weather Weather ReportReport (H.M.V.) 5-36 ViolinViolin Recital Recital By GANGA Ganca CHARAN Charan NANDY. Nandy. 6-30 1st News and WeatherWeather ReportReport (English). LIGHT SOMPHONYSOMPHONY ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. " Mannin Veen."Veen." 5-46 BengaliBengali Kheyal Kheyal By SURANATHBy Suranath MAZUMDAR. Mazumdar. 6-40 Benazir Bai Bai ofof Jaipur. MARY ELLIS TREVOR TREVOR JONES. JONES. (Duels).(Due/s). 6-1 SarodeSarode Solo By RAJENDRARajendra NARAYANNarayan SENSen GUPTA.Gupta. “" ToriTori re re suratiya suratiya more more man man bhai." bhai. Thumri Khammaj. " FoldFold youryour wings.-wings. “ Beg baras re."re." Thumri Desh.Desh. “" Shine Shine through through my my dreams... dreams." 6.166-16 Modern Modern Bengali Bengali Song Song By TARAPADA By Tarapada CHAKRAVARTY. Chakravarty. PAUL WHITEMAN AND AND THE THE TEA TEA GARDEN GARDEN BOYS. BOYS. 7.07-0 Lachhi Ram.Ram. Ghazal.Ghazal. "” I've I’ve a a Muggin." Muggin.” *" Gramophone Gramophone records.records. All Times are are given given in inIndian Indian Standard Standard Time. Time. 982 The Indian Indian Listener Listener September 22, 1936. 1936.

p.m. 6-36 A Musical Programme. ITALY (Rome) (Rome) Organized by AmiyaAMIYA PRAKASHPrakash MUKHERJEE.M ukherjee. Thursday, 15th October Vocal Music. Wavelength 25.40 and/or and/or 31.13 Metres. GOURI MITRA. ANUPAMA MUKHERJEE.MUKHERJEE. 5-13 p.m. Varied programmes. programmes. 6-45 p.m.p.m. Concert. MANIMALA GANGULY. GANGULY. RATNAMALA SEN. SEN. p.m. Talk. " Pisa Pisa and and the the East East ". . 7-30 p.m. p.m. News in English. English. BONOLATA MITRA. DOLLY BOSE.BOSE. 10-2010.20 Dance Dance Music.Music. Selections fromfrom the the opera opera “" LaLa Fiainma Fiamma " ” by byOttorino Ottorino Repsighi. Repsighi. SUPRITI MAZUMDAR. MAZUMDAR. PRATIVA SEN.SEN. 10-30 10-0 p.m. Concert ; Cetra orchestra. orchestra. Vocal concert. concert. Anna BHARATI MAZUMDAR. MAZUMDAR. Close down. Maria Laudisa, Laudisa, soprano. soprano. Giovanni Giovanni Corda, Corda, tenor. tenor. Poetical Poetical InstrumentalInstrumental Music. Music. Dilruba Solo. Solo. readings—readings -Rita Rita Giannini. 11-10 p.m. p.m. Concert of Arabian music. GOURI RANI SEN. SEN. TRANSMISSION 4. music. 8-6 8.6 Talk (Bengali):(Bengali) : A Globe Trotter's Trotter’s Diary." Diary.’’ Three of thethe followingfollowing frequencies frequencies will bebe usedused :• By RamRAM NATHN ath BISWAS. Biswas. GSG 17.79 Mc's (16.86 m->•m.), GSOGS0 15.18 1518 Mc/s (19.76(19.76 m.),m.), GSF 15.1415.14 Mc/sMc/s (19.82 m.), GSDGSD 11.75 Mc/s Mc/s (25.53(25.53 m.), m.), 8.218-21 A Piece in Megh Raga. GSB 9.51 Mc/s Mc's (31. (31.55 55 m.). m.). Jantri Sangha conducted conducted by by SurendraSURENDRA LLALL all DAS. Das. p.m. BBC Programme Programme forfor Sept. Sept. 28th 28th 8.418-41 Commercial News News and and Weather Weather ReportReport (In(In Bengali). Bengali). 10-45 Big Ben. " “ Golden Golden Pagoda."* Pagoda.”* SB A programmeprogramme about Burma. Burma. TRANSMISSION 6.6 . 8-468.46 News in Bengali. 11-27 Dance Music. SB GSF 15.1415.14 Mc/sMc/s (19.82 m.), GSCGSC 9.589.58 Mc/s Mcis (31.32(31.32 m.). m.).

11-30 The News and Announcements.Announcements. a.m. 9.19-1 Commercial News News and and WeatherWeather Report Report (In(In English). English). SB 11-50 Cinema Organ Recital.Recital. 7-30 Big Ben. A A Religious Religious Service.* Service.* From FolkestoneFolkestone Baptist Church.Church. Address byby the Rev.Rev. J. J. C. C. Carlile. 9-69.6 a.m. Time Signal. 8-21 A Recital. SB News in English. 12-10 The BBC Empire Orchestra. By Eileen PitcherPilcher (Contralto) and John Tornay (Tenor). (Tenor). Eileen Eileen Isobel Baillie (Soprano). Pitcher A Land of Silence ; 9-21Talk :: Powder, Paint, and and Planters. Planters. Isobel Baillie (Soprano). Pilcher: A Land of Silence; Spring is is at the the Door Door (Quilter). (Quilter). Bluebellsbluebells fromfrom the Clearings (Ernest Walker),Walker). The CherryCherry-tree -tree Doth Doth SB G . C l a r k e . Greenwich TimeTime SignalSignal atat 12-30 a.m. By L. G. E.E. CLARKE. Bloom (Goatley).V^o ey * • JohnJoh^ Tornay T

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111 .sit -"" DJA 31.38, DJQ DJQ 19.63, 19.63, DJN 31.45, 31.45, DJE 16.89. 16.89. GSF 15.1415.14 Mc/s Mc/s (19.82 (19.82 m.), m.), GSC GSC 9.589.58 Mc/sMc/s (31.32 m.). m.). a.m. 10-40 a.m. Gay Potpourri. Potpourri. 11-45 a.m.a.m. Gay Potpourri Potpourri 7-30Big Ben. Fishing Industry Programme.* TRANSMISSION 1.1. (contd.). 12-30 p.m. NewsNews and and Economic Economic Review Review in in English. English. 8-11 GSD 11.75 Mc ;s (25.53 m.), GSB 9.51 Mc/s (31.55 m.) 12-45 p.m. p.m. ToTo-day -day inin Germany. Germany. Sound Sound Pictures. Pictures. 1-0 p.mp.m. 8-11 AA Recital.Recital. GSD 11.75 Mc/s (25.53 m.), GSB 9.51 Mc/s (31.55 m.) A jolly hour. A jolly hour. Away to the happy happy hunt h unt! ! 2-15 p.m.p.m. ChamberChamber By Jan Smeterlin (Pianoforte). Organ Organ Choral Prelude in G (Rejoice, (Rejoice, p.m. Music. Beloved Christians) (Bach-Busoni). Music. 3-15 p.m.p.m. Hitler Youth Programme. Programme. Beloved Christians) (Bach-Busoni). Nocturne Nocturne inin B,B, Op.Op. 62,62 No. No I •; 12-45 BigBig Ben.Ben. “" Isn’tIsn't Nature Wonderful?Wonderful ? ” * Two£wo Studies Studies : : (I) (1) Op. Op. 25. 25 No. 5 in in EE minorminor (2) (2) Op.Op. 10.10, No. No. 88 in in' 4-30 p.m. Concert of Light Music. Music. 5-30 p.m.p.m. NewsNews in in t.F (Chopin). *-».La maja m“l“ et etle rossignolle rossignol (Granados). (Granados).Hommage Hommage a la a la 1-16 Chine (Tcherepnine). 1-16 TTalk alk: : “" Food for Thought."'Thought.”* English. 5-45 p.m. p.m. Greetings to our Listeners in the Far East.East L.nine (I cherepnine). 1-36 A Song Recital. 5.505-50 p.m.p.m. Concert of Light Light Music Music (contd.). (contd.). 6-45 p.m!p.m. 8-35 Talk.* Women's Hour Hour : : Training cf of German German Girls Girls for overseas. 1-55 AA ProgrammeProgramme of New GramophoneGramophone Records.Records. 8-50Henry Hall'sHall’s MusicMusic Makers.*Makers.* 7-0 p.m. Listeners and broadcasters broadcasters broadcast broadcast together. together. 7-15 2-25 TheThe NewsNews and and Announcements.Announcements. p.m.pan. Hallo, girls and boys boys ! ! 7-30 p.m. NewsNews and and Economic Economic 9-10 TheThe News News and and Announcements.Announcements. 2-45 Review inin English onon DJE, D JE , DJQ. D JQ . 7.457-45 p.m. ToTo-day -day in in Greenwich Time SignalSignal atat 9-15 a.m. 2-45 Close dawn. down. Germany.Sound Pictures. Germany. Sound Pictures. 8-0 p.m. p.m. NewNew German German Light Light 9-30 Close down. Music. 8-45 p.m.p.m. Talk. Cultural and and Economic Economic Exchange Exchange between Germany and and China. China. 9-0 p.m. TheT he Army Army plays. plays. TRANSMISSION 2. 2. 9-30 p.m.p.m. Close down. GSH 21.4721.47 Mc,Mc/s s (13.97 m.), GSG GSG 17.79 17.79 Mc, Mc/ss (16.86 (16.86 m.) p.m. BBC Programme forfor Sept. Sept. 30th 30th 4-30 Big Ben. The The BBCBBC ScottishScottish Orchestra. FRANCE (Radio(Radio Colonial) Colonial) 5-20 Feature Programme.* Wavelength 19.68 19.68 m. and/or 25.24 25.24 m.m. TRANSMISSION 6.6 . 5-40 A PianofortePianoforte Recital. 11-30 a.m.a.m. Relay from P.T.T. P.T.T. Transmitter. 11-50 a.m. GSF 15.1415.14 Mc/s Mc's (19.82 m.),m.), GSCGSC 9.589.58 Mc/s Mc's (31.32 (31.32 m.). m.). 5-55 Talk : 11-50 a.m. Talk : " “ Food Food forfor Thought."* Thought.”* Market Prices, Rates of Exchange. 12 noon. Records.Records' a.m. 6-15 The BBC Singers. 12-10 p.m. Relay from P.T.T. Transmitter. Transmitter. 7-30 Big Ben. The The BBCBBC EmpireEmpire Orchestra.Orchestra. 12-25 p.m.Records.1-0 p.m. 6-30 The News and Announcements. 12-25 p.m. Records. 1-0 p.m. Talk on on Events Events in in France. France. Led by Oscar Lampe ; The News and Announcements. 1-15 p.m.Records.1-45 p.m. Led by Oscar_Lampe ; conductedconducted byby DanielDaniel Melsa. Douglas Kirke I-15 p.m. Records. 1-45 p.m. News in French. 2-15 p.m. p.m. (Baritone(Baritone). Orchestra: Overture, Overture, Light Light Cavalry Cavalry (Suppe), (Suppe), Salut Salut 6.506-50 AnAn OrganOrgan Recital. Recital. News in in English. English. 2-30 p.m. Close down. down. dd'amour amour (Elgar), Harlequin Harlequin DanceDance (Montague(Montague Phillips). Phillips). Douglas Douglas Kirke : 3.25p.m.Day's Kirke: Songs Songsi of Travel Travel: (I) (1) The The Vagabond Vagabond (2) (2) Bright Bright is is the the 7-15 Close(lose down down. d P mV Day S Programme. Pr°8ramme- 3-30 P.m.p.m. Relay from RingofWords Radio -Paris -Concert. Ring of Words (3) The Roadside Roadside Fire (Vaughan Williams). Williams). Radio-Paris—Concert. 4.304-30 p.m. p.m. News in English. 4-45 UrchestraOrchestra : Folk holk-Iune -Tune and Fiddle Dance, Dance, for for strings strings (Fletcher). (Fletcher). p.m. ConcertConcert-Relayed -Relayed (contd.). 5-15 p.m.p.m. News in Douglas KirkeKirke: : To To-morrow -morrow (Keel), Duna (McGill), KingKing Charles Charles News in (Maude Valerie White). French. 5-45 p.m.p.m. ConcertConcert-Relayed -Relayed (contd.). 6-30 p.m. (Maude Valerie White). Orchestra Orchestra: : Mediterranean Mediterranean Suite Suite : : ( (I)I) Spain(Ansell) (The Dance)(2)Italy (Barcarole) (Barcarolle) (3) (3) France (Carnival) (Carnival) TRANSMISSION 3. International Talk, by by Mr. Mr. Jacques Jacques Kayser. Kayser. 6-406.40 p.m.p.m. Talk (Ansell). on Music, Music, by by Mr. M r. Charles Charles Oulmont. Oulmont. 6-50 p.m. Colonial GSH 21.47 Me/sMc/s (13.97(13.97 m.), GSG GSG 17.79 17.79 Me/s Mc/s (16.86 (16.86 ,m.). 6-50 p.m.Colonial 8-30 " “ Imperial Imperial Affairs."* Affairs.”* Market Prices, Rates of Exchange. 7-0 p.m. Concert. GSF 15.1415.14 Mc/s Mc/s (19. 8282 m.) 7-0 p.m.Concert. By H. V.V. Hodson.Hodson. Chamber Music with the ReitlingerReitlinger Quartet.Quartet. 8-25 p.m. Rates p.m. 8.25 p.m.Rates 8-45 A Sonata Recital. of Exchange Exchange and French French Stock Stock (Rentes). (Rentes). 8-30 p.m. p.m. Close 7-307.30Big Ben. down. By James WhiteheadWhitehead (Violoncello)(Violoncello) and Norman Tucker (Pianoforte). (Pianoforte). Big Ben. “"Isn't Isn’t Nature Nature Wonderful Wonderful ?”*?" Sonata in B, flat, ' Op.®p' 45 : Allegro vivacevivace ;; Andante ;; Allegro assai assai 9-45 p.m. (Mendelssohn).(Mendelssohn). 8-1 Orchestra Music.Music. 9-45 p.m. News in French, French, Market Market Prices, Prices, Rates Rates of of Ex- Ex­ change.change 10-30 p.m. ConcertConcert-Relayed. -Relayed. 11-0 11-0 p.m. Relay of 9-0 Relay of 9-10 The The News News and Announcements.Announcements. 9-0 Talk. RadioKadio-Journal -Journal ofof France (French (French News). News). 11-20 p.m. Talk. 11-20 p.m.Talk. Greenwich Time Signal atat 9-15 a.m.a.m. 9-15 A Military Band Concert. 11-30II-30 p.m. Concert. Records. 12 midnight. News in A Military Band Concert. midnight. Newsin 9-30 English. 12-30a.m.News in French, Market Prices. Close down. 10-0 The News and Announcements. 12-30 a.m. Market Prices. The News and Announcements. 1-0 a.m. Relay. 3-30 a.m. Close down. down. * ElectricalElectrical recording.recording. tt Gramophone Gramophone records. records.

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No. 38. 38.—WhatWhat can can I I do do to to eliminate eliminate the the noise noise of of passing cars which at times times becomes becomes so bad that that I have have to to turn turn off off the the set set completely completely?—A. ?- A. S. S. A.,A., Our Listeners' Listeners’ Bangalore. Interference from electrical apparatus is,is, as as wewe havehave several times said, said, one one of of the the most most difficult difficult problems problems to be be solved. solved. In this this case, case, we we would would advise advise the the purchase of aerial noise noise eliminators eliminators and and condensors. condensors. Troubles Corner CornerThese will atat leastleast minimise youryour troubletrouble and make make reception bearable. bearable.

Problems solvedsolved by by the the Technical Technical Service Service Department Department No. 39.39.—PleasePlease recommend a goodgood aerial elimi-elimi­ nator. Also please tell me what what is is the the best best loud loud speaker to fit to my set.—A.set.-A. R.R. K.,K., Khurja. Khurja. We cannot recommend recommend any particular particular receiver receiver or or gadget. Write to your your regular regular dealer, or to any any o of No. 32. 32.—II find find that that two two identical identical sets sets working working No. 37.—There37. --There are five questions I I would would like like to to the advertisers advertisers of the the required required goods goods in in this this paper paper. the same position,position, and tested tested out out separatelyseparately on on the the ask you about about my my set set which which gets gets Delhi Delhi at at full full With regard regard to to your your second second question, question, your your dealer dealer same aerial, aerial, give give different different results. results. One One gives gives strength without interferenceinterference atat any time of of the the is thethe bestbest man man toto advise advise you, you, for for the the loud loud speaker speaker Daventry weak weak and and other other foreign foreign stations stations strong, strong, day or nightnight: : normally fitted to aa setset isis mademade toto give give thethe bestbest volumevolume whilst the second second gives Daventry very strong and according to the receiver'sreceiver’s capacity. (a) At what angle should the aerial bebe placedplaced to to M. B., foreign stations weak. weak. What is is wrong wrong ?—M. B., get thethe best BBC receptionreception? ? Sholapur. No. 40.—Could40.-Could youyou telltell meme ifif hillshills havehave anyany effect effect (b)(b) What length should the aerial be?be ? on radio receptionreception ?-?—D. D. R. R. H.,H., Chandausi.Chandausi. (c) Why isis itit that that II cancan getget the BBC BBC transmis- transmis­ There is probably a dead dead spot spot onon the the tuning tuning circuit circuit sions 2, 3 and 4 well, but notnot transmissiontransmission 1 1 ?? Yes, hills,hills, andand even such other other earth earth bodies bodies as as of one or both of the sets. sets. Get the circuitscircuits carefullycarefully (d) For the first hour ofof thethe BBC I havehave to to trees,trees, have have a screening screening effect on the strength strength of of the the tested. make frequent frequent rere-adjustments -adjustments ofof thethe dial,dial, whereas whereas signals and thusthus reducereduce thethe effective effective heightheight ofof the aerial. for the the rest rest of of the the evening evening it remains remains fixed. fixed. Why Why It is is possible, possible, therefore, therefore, that thethe non non-reception -reception of a is thisthis? ? certain station station (such (such as as mentioned mentioned in in your your letter) letter) No. 33.—I33.-I find find I I cannot cannot get get certain certain stations stations on on (e) Is there any any reason reason why why I should should not use use a a is due to the the fact fact that that the the signals signals are are screened screened by by a a my set set now now-a-days, -a -days, althoughalthough II used to get get them. them. threethree-pin -pin plugplug instead of of a a two two-pin -pin plug into into the the range of hills between you you and and thethe station, station, especially especially What is wrong wrong ? Also, I am receivingreceiving reception inin current as I desire to to connect connect the earth of of the the set set as youyou say thatthat onon the the same same setset youyou get get thatthat station station Hindi on on wave wave-lengths -lengths of 198, 198, 220 and and 250, 250, and acd to the the earth earth-wire -wire of of the the house house wirirg wirirg system? system?— excellently on the plains. plains. Try changingchanging thethe directiondirection would likelike toto know thethe namesnames ofof the stations.—stations.- W. S. R., Hissar,Hissar, Punjab. of your your aerial,aerial, or or better still, still, select select a a completely completely V. C.C. D.,D., Botad. different position for it.

Your questions questions arc are really really dependent dependent upon upon loca local No. 41.—Will41.- Will youyou please tell me whether whether I shall shall Please see reply to Problem No. 31 in last issue Please see reply to Problem No. 31 in last issue conditions, soso thatthat anyany replyreply fromfrom usus manymany hundreds hundreds get the the better better results results on on A. A. C. C. or or D. D. C C .?. ?—E. -E. H., H., which will explain your difficulty in getting certain which will explain your difficulty in getting certainof miles away isis difficult. difficult. However, However, based based onon generalgeneral Gorakhpore. stations. From what youyou say say therethere is is nothing nothing wrong wrong principles, here are the answersanswers toto youryour questions. questions. with your your set, set, and and reception reception should should improve improve within within a few few weeks. weeks. You should, should, however, test the the valves valves (a) You will have to try try out out by by experiment, experiment, A. C. current is certainly better better forfor radioradio receptionreception. which might havehave lostlost emission.emission. As for your your second second although ifif you read the answer answer given given to to Problem Problem Regarding your other other questions, questions, we we would would refer you to our answers to Nos. 1 and 39. question, we would ask you you to to send send us us the the call call-signs -signs No. 21 21 in the last last issue issue of of this this paper, paper, you you will will gleam gleam you to our answers to Nos. i and 39. of the stations stations referred referred to, although although from from your des- des­ important information.information. No. 42.-1 listen in to many foreign stations. cription they appear toto bebe amateur stations.stations. No. 42.—I listen in to many foreign stations. (b) About ioo 100 feet,feet, if if possible, possible, inclusiveinclusive ofof lead-in.lead-in. Will you please tell me how how to get get their their verifica- verifica­ (c) This is probably due to the the direction, direction, for for an an tions?-J.tions ?—J. L., L., Calcutta.Calcutta. explanation of of which which we would refer youyou to the recent recent No. 34.—With34.-With the instructions instructions sent with with my set set Write to the the Director Director of the the station station concerned seriesseries ofof articlesarticles onon the Empire Empire Service Service in this this paper paper giving him clear details about the set set used,used, the strength it is is stated stated that that the the aerial aerial should should be be 50 50 feet feet long. long. by Sir Sir Noel Noel Ashbridge, Ashbridge, Chief Chief Engineer of the the B.B.C. B.B.C. As the available available roof roof space space of of my my house house is is only only of the the reception, reception, the the call call-sign -sign and and programme programme items items of the the day, day, and and any any other other information information which which you you 25 feet,feet, couldcould I I putput upup fourfour aerial poles and make (d) This is probably probably due mainly mainly to the the weather weather think will be interesting. up the 5050 feetfeet byby usingusing twotwo 2525 feet feet aerial aerial byby the the sideside conditions prevailingprevailing atat the the timetime of of the the transmission. transmission. think will be interesting. Enclose an "international “international of one another?—D.another? -D. S. S. M., M., Bombay. Bombay. postage coupon" coupon” obtainable obtainable at at most most post post offices, offices, for for (e) There are so so many many subsidiary subsidiary factors factors to to be be a reply. reply. considered herehere that that the best advice is for you to trytry Your other questionsquestions willwill be answered by separateseparate No, the proposal proposal you make make would would not be be satis satis­ it out, out, although although you you might might pick pick upup a a hum. hum. letter. (Please(Plcate turn toto thethe nextnext page) page) factory, especially asas your diagram diagram shows shows that that you you intend to to crosscross thethe aerial aerial wires. wires. In In nono circumstances circumstances should they be be crossed. crossed. In this this case case it it would would seem seem that aa 25 25-feet -feet aerial withwith a a 25 25-feet -feet lead-in would would give satisfactory reception.reception. WARDS “"AIRLINE" AIRLINE” RADIOSRADIOS announce No. 35.—I35.-I should be grateful if if you you would would give give me a a remedy remedy for for the the fading fading which which I Iexperience experience REMREMARKABLE ARKABLE IMPROVEMENTS IM PROVEM ENTS when listening to Bombay's Bombay’s short-wave short-wave program- program­ in their 1937 1937 Models Models that willwill bebe theirtheir crowning crowning gloryglory forfor allall time.time. mes. Also wouldwould youyou telltell meme whywhy itit is that there there is at at times times some some confusion confusion of of wave wave-length -length in in my my Their Special Features are strikingly true and not a sales . stunt set ?—S.?- S. S. S. M.,M., Patan. Their Special Features are strikingly true and nota salesstunt.

From the descriptiondescription given,given, there there isis nono easyeasy remedyremedy for the the fading fading ;; in fact, fact, this this is is one one of of the the problems problems 19371437 “",AIRLINE" AIRLINE” still being tackled by by wireless wireless engineers engineers and and research research brings you you workers. Regarding thethe trouble with with your your set, set, it is an inherentinherent faultfault of of poor poor selectivity. selectivity. The Tone Beam—theBeam-the radio radio engineering engineering sensation sensation of of 1937. 1937. Curvilinear Curvilinear Tone Tone Chamber Chamber for for life life-like -like reproduction. Exclusive MovieMovie Dial Dial flashingflashing Stations Stations on on Dial Dial and removing removing all all guess guess work work out out of of tuning. Cathode Ray "Tuning "Tuning Eye."Eye.” Chromium Chromium plated plated chassis chassis toto resist resist rust rust and and dist. dirt. No. 36.—Although36.-- Although I I am am using an 80 80-feet -feet aerial, I find find it it almost almost impossible impossible to to get get anything anything on on 16 16 And many many other real real worth-whileworth -while improvements.improvements. metres and and therethere isis also also a a lot lot of of disturbance disturbance on on the the medium wave. wave. The set has has six six valves valves and and I Iwas was assured of good resultsresults when II got itit about a fort- fort­ ELECTRIC SPECIALITY AND AND RADIO RADIO COMPANY COMPANY night ago.ago.—A. - A. M. G. S., Salem. Phoenix Building, Graham Graham Road, Road, Ballard Ballard Estate, Estate, BOMBAY BOMBAY TelegramTelegrams s: “: " E Edmari" d m a r i” TelephoneT elephone: : 30135; This is a very good example of where the dealerdealer mustmust AgentsAgents: : first be called upon toto give service, forfor itit is clear that there is a a local local fault fault which which the the dealer dealer should should rectify rectify B. R. Herman Herman & & Mohatta Mohatta Ltd., Ltd., Bhavnagar. Bhavnagar. " “ Airline "” Agency,Agency, Modikhana, Modikhana, Baroda. Baroda. in any newnew set,set, 985 September 22, 1936. 1936. The Indian Indian Listener Listener

of your valves may be low, or that thethe tuningtuning circuitcircuit No. 43.—For43.-For some timetime II have have felt that that my my No. 45.—I45.-I have been toldtold thatthat if I place my set set of your receiver is misaligned.misaligned. As it is only a questionquestion receiver should give me better better results, results, especially especially alongside the wall, wall, it it will will become become damaged. damaged. If If of volume, and not not ofof badbad reception, reception, we. we wouldwould advise advise from Daventry. Daventry. Some Some time time ago, ago, however, however, II found found this is the the case, case, whatwhat distancedistance fromfrom the the wall wall should should you to wait fo'r for the monsoon to to end,end, a^d*I then then see see that if if I I touched touched the the metal metal chassis chassis of of the the set, set, it it it be be keptkept ?--S.?—S. S.. S., Ludhiana. Ludhiana. whether the old old volume volume returns. returns. immediately went went dead. dead. The agents agents in in Bombay Bombay ask me to send the set to them for repair, butbut as as the the No. 48.—I48.-I find find that that my my electric electric gramophone gramophone pick- pick­ defect maymay be only aa small matter, I I am am writing writing Whilst itit would notnot bebe rightright toto say that a a set set wouli would behe damaged merely byby standing next to to a a wall, wall, we we up is is not not giving giving me me satisfaction, satisfaction, for for although although the the to youyou first first inin thethe hopeshopes thatthat you can help. help.— - U.U. L., L., wireless setset gives good strength, the gramophone gramophone Ghorawari. would advise you to keepkeep it it a a few few inches inches from from the the wal wall whenever possible. This will prevent vibration vibration, is veryvery weak. weak. What shall shall II dodo ?-M. ?—M. C. C. S., S., Broach. Broach. electric seepage andand damp from from interfering interfering withwith your your It isis veryvery difficultdifficult fromfrom youryour descriptiondescription toto givegive anyany reception. This is entirely a matter matter for for your your dealer dealer to to attend attend opinion on this matter. matter. Your valves valves may, may, however, however, to, unIeSs unless youyou findfind thatthat therethere is is a a loose loose contactcontact of of your your have loose loose contacts, oror perhaps the trouble may may be be gramophone jackjack into the set.set. On the the meagre meagre infor- infor­ No. 46.—Having46. -Having loanedloaned my set to a friend, I foundfound mation you give, it isis impossibleimpossible for us to even suggest due to to your your supply supply leads leads shorting. shorting. If you you have have on its return thatthat reception reception on on medium medium waves waves waswas checked all your your connections connections and and wiring, wiring, it it would would what else else might might be be wrong. wrong. Send full details to the the very poor, that the volume had been greatly reduced,reduced, agents of the pick-up, andand ask them to see see that you you probably be advisable toto returnreturn thethe set set to to your your dealer. dealer. and that whistling whistling supervened supervened afterafter the set set had had get good good results. results. been inin useuse forfor aboutabout half an hour. What isis wrongwrong ?? Have you a book which would tell me how to remedy No. 44.—Will44.-Will you you please please explain the the meaning meaning this defect ?—P.?-P. N. N. S.,S., Simla. Simla. No. 49. 49.—Will -Will you please let me knowknow what station of thethe variousvarious abbreviations andand termsterms which which appear appear is now now transmitting transmitting on on the the long long-wave -wave band band at at in the different different wireless wireless magazines ? ?—D.-D. D. D. G. G. of of about 920 metres ? It seems seems to be be carrying carrying out out It seems very evident that someone someone has has been about 920 metres ? Bulsar ; and others. others. It seems very tests with another station in in Karachi, and and can can meddling withwith thethe internalinternal parts,parts, andand that the the set set tests with another station be heard heard every every morning morning at at about about eleven eleven o'clock o’clock requires re re-tuning -tuning and and re re-adjusting. -adjusting. This This must must be be for ten minutes.minutes.—M. -M. B.B. V.,V., Bombay. Bombay. (a) S.B. means " " simultaneoussimultaneous broadcast ”" by by a done by an an experienced experienced wireless wireless mechanic, mechanic, and we we station on on two two transmitters transmitters on on two two different different wave- wave­ would recommendrecommend that that you ask your dealer to overhaul lengths. it. We regret that we we know know of no no book book that would would This is apparently apparently a a telephone telephone transmitter transmitter of of the the help you to do this yourself.yourself. But perhapsperhaps youryour dealerdealer Indian Posts Posts and and Telegraphs Telegraphs Department, Department, working working (b)(b) Kc/s means kilocycles ; ; thatthat is, the the number number of of can get get you you a a booklet booklet on on the the working working of of your your own own on a a band band which which is is more more or or less less reserved reserved for for shipping shipping cycles perper second, oror the number number of of to-and-fro to-and-fro alter- alter­ particular set.set. and allied allied services. services. nations of of the the electric electric pressure pressure as as the the waves waves travel travel Regarding your other question, question, we we cannot cannot publish publish through space.space, r i kilocycle kilocycle isis i,000 1,000 cycles.cycles. the exact frequencies frequencies of of the various light light-house -house No. 47.—I47.-I find find that that during during recent recent weeks weeks I I have have stations ofof India.India. (c) VUB, VUC and VUD VUD are are the the different different call call­ - to increase thethe volume ofof mymy setset inin order order to to get get signs given to the the three three different different stations stations of of AIR AIR stations which which previously came in in easily. easily. My My (these lettersletters standstand for All India Radio) Radio) by by thethe Inter- Inter­ dealers have examined thethe set and and have have reported reported No. 50.—C50.-Can an you give me the name of of a a goodgood national League. VU VU is is the the designation designation for for India, India, “nothing"nothing wrong." wrong.” What What am am Ito I do?to do?—J. --J. M., M., Bombay. Bombay. wireless magazinemagazine to to which which I Icould could subscribe subscribe that that B stands for Bombay,Bombay, CC for Calcutta, and and DD for for Delhi. Delhi. so I may keep keep abreast abreast ofof the times in in wireless wireless pro-pro­ gress ?--L. ?—L. T.,T., Lucknow. Lucknow. (d)(d) Short-wave covers all all wave wave-lengths -lengths below below 8o 80 IfIf your your dealers dealers are are recognised recognised radio radio agents agents and and metres. have a a good good servicing servicing department, department, then then we we can can offer offer but little consolationconsolation or or help,—unlesshelp,-unless itit be that that we we There are many many such such magazines magazines published published in in (e) Medium Medium-wave -wave includes wave wave-lengths -lengths between between suggest you try try anotheranother agentagent ! ! The The trouble trouble of of which which England andand America,America, and and we we suggestsuggest thatthat yott you would would 200 and 55o550 metres.metres. you speak, speak, however, however, is usually usually due due to to loose loose connec- connec­ glean a lot lot of of useful useful information information from from the the " "Wireless Wireless (/)(f) Long Long-wave -wave covers all wave wave-lengths -lengths above above tions,tions, although although thethe locallocal weatherweather conditions conditions mightmight also also World,"World,” details details of of which which you you will will find find elsewhere elsewhere in in i,0001,000 metres. metres. be largely largely responsible. responsible. It It is is possible possible that that emission emission this issue.

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SSTATIONStation s METRESM e t r e s I. S. S. T. T. STATIONSS t a t io n s MMETRESe t r e s I.L S. S. T. T. I KKc c/s. /s. SSTATIONSt a t io n s METRESM e t r e s I. S. S. T. T. KKc/s. c/s. Kc/s.K c/s. Pittsburgh Pa 1313.93 - 93 55-3o" J ° tc>to 6-3o6-30 p.m. p.m, Buenos Aires (Ar) .. 31.32 3 i - 3 2 Daily 6-3o 6-30 to to 7-307-30 Nairobi (Kenya)(Kenya) .. . 49.3149-31Daily 2-30 2-30 to to 3-3o 3-30 21,540 daily. daily. 9,580 a.m. Bandoeng, JavaJava 15.93 6,o836,083 p.m. and and 9-30 9-30 to to 15 -93 7-3o 7-30 to 8-3o8-30 Tues- Schenectady (N. Y.)Y.) 31.483 1.4 8 Daily z 2-30 -3o to 9-3o 9-30 118,83o18,830 days,Thursdays, days,Thursdays, 11-30 p.m. 9,530 a.m. Vienna (Austria) .. 49.4149 .41 Daily 1-3o1-30 p.m. to to Saturdays. Jeloy (Norway) .. 331.48 1.4 8 Daily 3-3o3-30 to 5-3o 5-30 Bangkok, Siam Siam .. 16.91 6-3o 6-30 to to 8-3o 8-30 a.m. a.m. 6,072 3-303-3o a.m. 9,5309.53° p.m. and and 9-3o 9-30 Cincinnati (Ohio) .. 49.50 Daily 6-306-3o p.m. to to I17,7417.74I daily. p.m. to to 2-3o 2-30 Schenectady, NN. . Y... Y . , 19 .5 7 10-30 10-30 to to 11-30 11-30 a.m. a.m. 6,o6o6.060 5-jo5-30 a.m. a.m. 19.57 a.m. Philadelphia (Pa)(Pa) .. 15,330 8-3o 8-30 to 11-30 .. 49-5049.50 Daily 5-305-3o to 7-30 7-30 to11-30Moscow, U.S.S.R.U.S.S.R... ..331.51 1 .5 1 12-30 toto 8-3o8-30 p.m. p.m. daily. daily. 6,o6o6.060 a.m. 9,59,5zo 2o daily. Cincinnati (Ohio) .. Buenos Aires, Aires, AArg... rg.. 19.62 9-30 p.m. to 6-30 .. 49.549-5 Daily 9-3o9-3010 to 11-3011-30 9-30 p.m. to 6-3o Melbourne (Australia) 31-5531.55 Daily except Sun- Sun 15,290 a.m. irregular. 6,o6o6.060 a.m. and and 6-3o 6-30 a.m. irregular. 9,5109 .5 io day, z 2-30-3o toto 4-3o 4-30 New York. N.N. Y. Y... . 19.65 10-3o 10-30 a.m. to to 4-3o 4-30 p.m. to to 5-3o 5-30 p.m. a.m. I15,2705>27° p.m. 6-3o 6-30 p.m. p.m.Havana (Cuba)(Cuba) 31.823 1.8 2 Daily 12-30 12-30 mid- mid­ Barranquilla (Col.) 49.65Daily (except to 3-3o3-3oa.m. a.m. daily. daily. 9,428 night to 8-308-3o Pontoise, FranceFrance .. . 19.68 4-3o 4-30 to to 8-3o 8-30 p.m. p.m. 6,042 Mondays) from a.m. and and 6-3o 6-30 to to 4-304-3o to 8-308-3o 15.24315,243 daily. daily. 9-309-3o p.m. Pittsburgh, Pa.Pa. .. I19.729-72 7-307-3o p.m.p.m. to to 4-3o 4-30 a.m. Budapest, Hungary. Hungary. 32.88 6-306-3o toto 7-3o 7-30 p.m. p.m. Panama City (Pana). 15,210 a.m. a.m. daily. daily. 49.7549-75Daily from 5-305-3o 9,1259.125 Sunday. 6,030 Vatican City (Italy) . 19-8419.84 Daily except Sun- to 8-3o 8-30 a.m. Hongkong (China)(China) . 34.29Daily 9-3o9-30 to 11-30 11-30 Singapore (S.S.)(S. S.) .. 15,123 day 49.85 Sundays from from 8-3o 8-30 15 .123 day 3-303-3o to 4 4 88,75o ,7 5 0 a.m. and and 2-30 2-30 p.m. 6,018 toto 11-30 a.m. ; ; to 3-3o3-30 p.m. Mon., Tokyo, JapanJapan 20.55 4-30 4-30 to 5-3o 5-30 a.m. a.m. Tokio (Japan)(Japan) Mon., Wed., Wed., 39.9539-95 Daily 5-3o j-30 to 7-3o 7-30 Thurs. 4-30 to 14,600 daily. daily. From From 7,510 4-3o to 7,5io p.m. 6-3o6-30 p.m. 3-303-3o a.m. on on Tenerifa (C. (C. I.) I.) 4 1.6 1 41.61 Daily 6-3o6-30 to 7-3o 7-30 Bogota (Colombia) (Colombia) 49-85 Daily 9-3o 9-30 p.m. to to Tuesdays and 7,210 49.85 7.2 I° p.m. 6,018 midnight 0-30 Fridays. Georgetown (Br.(Br. o-30 and Suva, FijiFiji .. 22.94 9-3o 9-30 toto 11-3o 11-30 a.211.a.m and 4-3o 4-30 to 22.94 Guiana) .. 442.372 • 37 Daily 2-302-3o to 6-3o 6-30 I13,0753.°75 irregular. 8-3o8-30 a.m. 7,080 a.m.; on on Sundays Sundays Singapore (Malaya)(Malaya) Rabat, MoroccoMorocco 23.38 6-3o 6-30 to to 8-3o 8-30 p.m. p.m. 49.85 Sunday, 8-3o 8-30 to to 5-30 to 8-3o8-30 p.m. 6,018 11-30 a.m. a.m.; ;and and on Sundays.Sundays. San JoseJose (Costa Rica) 444.71 4 .7 1 Daily 4-304-3o to 7-3o 7-30 Moscow, U.S.S.R. . 25.00 Monday, Wed- Wed­ Moscow, U.S.S.R... 25.00 5-3o 5-30 toto 8-3o 8-30 p.m.p.m. a.m. 12,000 nesday & Thurs-Thurs­ 12.000 on on Sundays,o-3oSundays,0-30 Guayaquil (Ecuador) 4545.- Daily 5-3o 5-30 to 8-3o 8-30 toto 1-30 1-30 a.m. on on day, 4-3o4-30 to to 6-3o 6-30 6,667 a.m. p.m. Mondays. Moscow (U.S.S.R.) 45.38Daily 6-3o6-30 to 7-3o 7-30 I Bogota (Colombia) Rome, Italy .. Bogota (Colombia) 49.85 Daily 9-30 p.m. to to Rome, Italy .. 25-2425 ' 24 Daily 12-25 to p.m. 11,885 6,018 12-30 midnight 11,885 2-3o 2-30 p.m.p.m. Valencia (Venezuela) 46. Daily 9-30-3o toto 11-30 11-30 Pontoise, France . 25.23 and 4-30 4-30 to to 8-3o 8-30 Pontoise, France 25 -23 9-309-3o p.m. to to 3-3o 3-30 6,520 p.m. and and 3-3o 3-30 to to 11,880 a.m. daily. a.m. a.m. daily. 7-3o7-30 a.m. Havana (Cuba) Pittsburgh, Pa. Pa. 25.27 49.924 9 .92 Daily 7-3o7-30 toto 11-3o11-30 2 5-27 3-303-3o to 6-3o 6-30 a.m. San Jose (Costa(Costa Rica)Rica) 46.87 Daily 10-30 to 11,870 6,010 p.m., 2-30 2-30 to to 4-30 4-30 11,870 daily. daily. 6,400 11-3011-3o p.m.p.m. and and Manila, PhillipinesPhillipines. a.m. and and 6-3o 6-30 225.345-34 11II a.m. a.m. to to 5 5p.m. p.m. 4-30 to 8-308-3o 11,825 daily. to 9-3o 9-30 a.m. a.m. daily. a.m. Mexico City City Pontoise, France . 25.60 50.00Daily 8-308-3o p.m.p.m. tp to Pontoise, France 25.60 4-3o 4-30 toto 11-3011-30 a.m.a.m Caracas (Venezuela) 47.05 Daily 3-3o3-30 to 8-3o 8-30 11,720II,720 daily. 6,0006.000 10-30 a.m. daily. 6,375 a.m. Tokyo, JapanJapan 27.9327-93 10-3010-3o to 5-3o5-30 p.m.p.m Colombo 48.7048.7oDaily 5 p.m. to to Moscow (U.S.S.R.) 5050.00 . 00 10,740 irregular. irregular. Daily 1-301-30 to 3-3o 3-30 to10 p.m.p.m. 6,0006.000 a.m. Tokyo, JapanJapan 28.01 9-3o 9-30 a.m. a.m. to to 6-3o 6-30 Winnipeg (Canada) (Canada) 48.78 48.78 Daily 6-3o 6-30 to 9-3o 9-30 I Vatican City (Italy). 50.26 Daily midnight 10,710 p.m. p.m. irregular. irregular. 6,1506.150 a.m. Medan, Sumatra Sumatra 55,969,9^9 0-3o0-30 to 0-45, 28.76 4-3o 4-30 to to 5-3o 5-30 p.m.p.m Caracas (Venezuela) 48.78Daily 2-3o2-30 to 7-3o 7-30 10,431 daily. daily. Sundays 3-303-3o 6.1506,150 a.m. to 3-45 3-45 p.m. Bandoeng, JavaJava 29-2429.24 3-303-3o to 7-3o 7-30 p.m.p.m Santiago (Cuba)(Cuba) .. 48.78 Daily Daily 1-30 to | San Jose (Costa(Costa Rica)Rica) 515 1. .552 2 Daily 10-3o 10-30 to 10,2604,260 daily. daily. 6,1506.150 8-3o8-30 a.m., 10-30 10-30 Madrid, Spain Spain 5,8205,82o 12-3012-3o midnight 30.43 3-3o 3-30 to 7-3o 7-30 a.m. a.m. to 11-30 a.m. 9,86o and 3-3o 3-30 a.m. to to 9,860 daily. daily. and 7-3o 7-30 toto 9-3o9-30 Macao (China)(China) 31.00 Monday Monday && Friday,Friday, 12-30 noon. p.m. Hongkong (China)(China) . 9,677 1-30 1-30 toto 2-302-30 p.m.p.m. 55.4555-45Daily 9-3o9-30 to 11-3011-30 Pittsburgh (Pa)(Pa) .. 48.86 Daily 7-3o7-30 to 10-30 10-30 5,410 Lisbon (Portugal)(Portugal) .. 31.01 Wednesday W ednesday Friday, Friday 5,410 a.m. and and 2-30 2-30 to to 6,140 a.m. 3-30 p.m. 9,655 Saturday Saturday and and Lourenzo Marques Marques 3-30 p.m. Sourabaya (Java) .. 67.116 7 .11 Daily 3 to 8 p.m. Sunday, 1-3o 1-30 to to (Africa) .. 48.89 Daily 10-30 10-30 p.m. p.m. 4-3o4-30 a.m. 4,470 6,136 to 12-3o12-30 middaymidday; ; Kharbarovsk (U.S. (U.S. 70.27o.z Daily Rome (Italy)(Italy) 31.13 Daily Daily 12-30 12-30 toto 2-3o2-30 Daily 3-3o 3-30 a.m. Sundays from S.R.) to 7-30 7-30 p.m. p.m. 9,635 a.m. a.m.; ;Tuesday, Tuesday, 4.2734,2.73 6-306-3o p.m. Khabaroosk (Siberia)(Siberia) 70.20 Daily 3-3o 3-30 a.m. to to Thursday and Havana (Cuba)(Cuba) 48.92 Daily 4-3o4-30 to 9-30 9-30 4,2734.273 7-3o7-30 p.m. Saturday, 4-30 4-3010 to 6,130 a.m. 6-306-3o a.m. New York (N.(N. Y).Y). . . 49.02 Daily 7-3o7-30 to 8-3o 8-30 Ponta DelgadaDelgada 75.00 Philadelphia (Pa) .. 31.28 Daily Daily from from 9-30 9-30 Thursdays and 6,120 a.m. (Azores) .. 4,0004.000 9.590 p.m. p.m. to to 4-30 4-30 a.m. a.m. Sundays, 3-3o 3-30 9,590 JJohannesburg(Africa ohannesburg(Africa) 49.214 9 .21 Daily 9-30 to 6-3o 6-30 to5-30 a.m. Sydney (Australia)(Australia) ....31.28 Sundays, Sundays, 3-3o 3-30 to to to 5-30 a.m. 6,097 a.m.; 2-30 2-30 to to 7-30 7-30 Batavia (Java) .. ..98.68 9.590 9-3o 9-30 p.m.p.m. Daily 4 4 to 9-3o 9-30 9,590 p.m. 3,040 p.m. SELECTED LONGLONG ANDAND MEDIUM MEDIUM BROADCASTING BROADCASTING STATIONS. STATIONS. ARRANGED ININ ORDER ORDER OF OF WAVELENGTHS. WAVELENGTHS.

Metres. Kc/s. Kw. Station. Metres. Kc/s. Kw. Station. Metres. Kc/s. Kw. Station.

200 1,500 25 Peshawar (India)(India) VUP.VUP. 328.6328 . 6 913 60Toulouse (Radio Toulouse) Toulouse) {/ 20 20 Lisbon (Portugal). (Portugal). 206 476.9476 .9 629 1,456 20 Eiffel Tower, Paris (France). \ 20 Trondelag (Norway). (Norway). 215.421 5 .4 1,393 25 Radio-LyonsRadio -Lyons (France). 331.9331 . 9 904 100 100 Hamburg (Germany).(Germany). / 20 Cairo (Egypt). (Egypt). 225 1,933 .3.3 Dehra Dun (India) (India) VUU.VUU. 340.1 882 20 Delhi (India) VUD.VUD. 483.9483.9{620 238.5 1,258 10 Riga (Latvia).(Latvia). 1 15 Brussels I (Belgium). (Belgium). 342.1 877 50 London Regional (Great 491.8491 . 8 601 240.2 1,249 17 Saarbrucken (Germany). (Germany). 601 20 Florence (Italy). Britain). 499.2499 . 2 601 25 2245.5 4 5 .5 1,222 10 Trieste (Italy). 601 RabatR abat (Radio (Radio Maroc)Morocco. Maroc) Morocco. 344.8 870 10 506.8506 . 8 592 100 247.3 1,213 60 Liie PTT (France).(France). Tokyo (Japan) JOAK.JOAK. 592 Vienna (Austria). (Austria). 3345 4 5 .6. 6 868 16 508508.5 . 5 251.0 1,195 2525 Frankfurt (Germany). Poznan (Poland). (Poland). 590 10Tokyo (Japan) JOAK.JOAK. Frankfurt (Germany). 349.2 859 35 r io10Kharkov IIII (U.S.S.R.)(U.S.S.R.) Strasbourg (France).(France). 15 Grenoble (France). (France). 253.2 1,1851,185 350.9350 . 9 855 33 Bombay (India) VUB. 514514.6 . 6 583 {/ 15 253.2 {\ 60 Nice-CorseNice -Corse (France).(France). Bombay (India) VUB. 583 X 15 Madona (Latvia).(Latvia). 356.7356 . 7 841 100 Berlin (Germany). 255.1 1,176 10 Copenhagen (Denmark). Berlin (Germany). 522.6 574 100Stuttgart (Germany). (Germany). 357.1 840 12 Saigon 257.1 1,167 15 MonMonto to Ceneri (Switzerland). 840 Saigon (France (France-Indo-China) -Indo-China) 531.0 565 60Athlone (Irish Free State). 20London National (G.(G. Britain). F31 CD. CD. 539.6539 . 6 556 100100Beromunster (Switzerland). (Switzerland). 261.1 1,149 }y 20 West National (Great(Great Britain)Britain) 360.6 832100 Moscow IV (U.S.S.R.)(U.S.S.R.) 549.5549 . 5 546546 120Budapest (Hungary). (Hungary). J 20 North National (G. (G, Britain).Britain). 364.5 823 12 Bucharest (Romania).(Romania). 559.7559 . 7 536536 1616Wilno (Poland). 265.3 1,131 10Horby (Sweden). (Sweden). 368.6 814 50 MilanMilan II (Italy).(Italy). 726 413.5 10 Voronezh (U.S.S.R.) (U.S.S.R.) 267.7267 . 7 1,120 150 NuevoNuevo LaredoLaredo (Mexico) (Mexico) X XENT E N T 370.4370 . 4 810 3 Calcutta (India)(India) VUC.VUC. 748 401 100Moscow IIIIII (U.S.S.R.) (U.S.S.R.) R. W. 1 10Radio Normandie Normandie (France.) (France.) 373.1 804 50 West Regional (Great 765 392 30 Banska BystricaBystrica (Czecho). (Czecho). 26269. 9 .5 5 1,1131>■11.211 .2Morayska-Ostrava Moravska-Ostrava (Czechoslo- (Czechoslo­ Britain). 800 375 375 50Sverdlovsok (V.S.S.R.)(V.S.S.R.) J vakia). 37377 7 . .44 795 1616Lwow (Poland). 834.5 359.5 20 Budapest IIII (Hungary) (Hungary) 27271.7 1 .7 1,104 50 KuldigaKuldiga (Latvia). 382.2 785 120 Leipzig (Germany). (Germany). 845845.1 . 1 355 20 Rostov-on-DonRostov -on -Don (U.S.S.R.) /MadridMadrid (Spain) EAJ 7.7. 386.6 776 120 Toulouse (France). 1060 283 35 Tiflis (U.S.S.R.) 274 1,095 1,095 10 {Vinitsa\Vinitsa (U.S.S.R.) 389.6 770 0.20 .2 Madras (India)(India) VUM.VUM. 1107 271 100 Moscow III I (U.S.S.R.) (U .S.S.R.) 2278.6 7 8 .6 1,077 30 Bordeaux Lafayette (France).(France). 391.1 767 50 Scottish Regional Falkirk 1154 260 6060Oslo (Norway). 280 1,071 .10 Allahabad (India) (India) VUA. VUA. (G. Britain). 1170 256.4 256.4 2525 Taskhent (U.S.S.R.)(U.S.S.R.) 2283.3 8 3 .31,059 20 Bari (Italy). (Italy). 395.8395 . 8 12 / 100 Leningrad (U.S.S.R.) (U.S.S.R.) 758 12 Katowice (Poland).(Poland). 1293 245 {100 285.7285 . 7 1,050 50 Scottish National (Great 400.5400 . 5 74960 Marseilles PTT (France).(France). \ 150 Luxembourg. Britain). 405405.4 . 4 740 100Munich (Germany). 1250 240 60Kalundborg (Denmark).(Denmark). / 40 Rennes-BretagneRennes -Bretagne (France).(France). 410.4410 . 4 731 75Nanking (China)(China) XGOA. XGOA. 1339 224 120Warsaw (Poland).(Poland). 1 is 288.5288 . 5 1,040 1379 {\ 10 Leningrad II (U.S.S.R.) (U.S.S.R.) 415.5 722 36 Kiev (U.S.S.R.)(U.S.S.R.) 217.5 100 Novosibirsk (U.S.S.R.)(U.S.S.R.) 291.0 1,031 60 Konigsberg (Germany). (Germany). 420420.8 . 8 713 50 RomeRome (Italy). 1389 216 150 Motala (Sweden).(Sweden). 296.2 1,01350 MidlandMidland RegionalRegional (G. Britain)Britain)426.1 704 55 Stockholm (Sweden). (Sweden). f 16 Reykjavik (Iceland).298.8 (Iceland). 1442 298.8 1,004 13.5 Bratislava (Czechoslovakia). (Czechoslovakia). 428.3 700 500 Cincinnatti (Ohio)(Ohio) WLW.WLW. 208 \{ 35 Minsk (U.S.S.R.)(U.S.S.R.) 301.5 995 20 Hilversum (Holland). 428.5 7002 Colombo (Ceylon). (Ceylon). 1500 200 150 Droitwich (Great Britain). f 10 Genova (Italy).(Italy). 431431.7 . 7 120 1571 191 60 304.3 986 695 120 Paris PTTPTT (France).(France). 191 60 Deutschlandsender(Germany). {\ 24 Torun (Poland).(Poland). 440440.0 . 0 681 75 Nanking (China) (China) XGOA. XGOA. 1600 187.5 35 Irkoutsk (U.S.S.R.)(U.S.S.R.) 307.1 977 100 North Ireland Regional.Regional. 443.1 677 100 Sottens (Switzerland). (Switzerland). 309.9 968 10Odessa (U.S.S.R.) (U .S.S.R.) /J. 70 70 North RegionalRegional (Gt. (Gt. Britain). Britain). 1648 182 80 Radio Paris (France).(France). 312.8312 . 8 959 60 PostePoste ParisienParisien (France). 449449.1 . 1 668 \-1, 20 Jerusalem (Palestine). (Palestine). 1744 172 500 Moscow I (U.S.S.R.) (U.S.S.R.) 315.8 950 100 Breslau (Germany). (Germany). 454.5454 . 5 660 75 Nanking (China) (China) XGOA. XGOA. 1807 166 150 Lahti (Finland).(Finland). 318318.8 . 8 941 12Algiers (North Africa).Africa). 455 . 9 455.9 658 100100 Cologne (Germany). {150/150 Brasov (Romania). (Romania). 321321.9 . 9 932 15 BrusselsBrussels IIII (Belgium). 463 . 0 1875 160 463.0 648 90 Lyons (La Doua)Doua) France. France. \ 100100 Hilversum (Holland). (Holland). 325325.4 . 4 922 32Brno (Czechoslovakia).(Czechoslovakia). 470 . 2 470.2 638 120 Prague I I (Czechoslovakia). (Czechoslovakia). 1901 153 55 Ankara (Turkey).(Turkey).

SELECTED SHORT-WAVESHORT-WAVE BROADCASTING BROADCASTING STATIONS. STATIONS. ARRANGED ININ ORDER ORDER OF OF WAVELENGTHS. WAVELENGTHS.

Metres. Kc/s.Kw. Station. Metres. Kw. I Kc/s.Kcis, Kw. Station. Metres. Kc/s. Kw. Station.

21,450 40 13.93 21,450 40 PittsburgPittsburg (U.S.A.) W8XK.W8XK. 25.2925 .2 9 11,860 15 Daventry (G. (G. Britain) Britain) GSE. GSE. 37.33 8,035 10 Rabat (Radio Maroc) CNR. 13.9713 . 97 21,470 10 | Rabat (Radio Maroc) CNR. 21,470 10Daventry (Great (Great Britain)GSH.Britain) GSH. 2525.34 . 34 11,8406 Manila (Philippine Islands). 38.48 7,797 20 15.93 18,830 60 Radio Nations (Switz.)(Switz.) HBP. HBP.. 18,830 60 Bandoeng (Java) PLE. 25.425 .4 11,810 25 Rome (Italy) 2RO.2RO. 39.95 7,510 20 Tokio (Japan) J.V.P. 16 . 86 17,790 10 Tokio (Japan) J.V.P. 16.86 17,790 10 Daventry (Great (Great Britain) Britain) 25.4525 . 45 11,7905 Boston (Mass) (Mass) W1XAL. W IX A L . 48.44 8 .4 6,198 55 Parada (Portugal) CTIOGO. GSG. Parada (Portugal) CTIOGO. 25.49 11,770 40 Zeesen (Germany) DJD. / 40 Pittsburgh (U.S.A.) (U.S.A.) W8XK. 25.53 11,750 15 48.86 6,140{ 16.87 17,780 35 BoundBound BrookBrook (N.J.) (U.S.A.) (U.S.A.) 11,750 15 Daventry (G. (G. Britain) Britain) GSD. GSD. i 6 ManilaManila (Phillippine Islands). 25.57 11,730 WW3XAL. 3XA L. 11,730 23 Eindhoven (Holland) PHI. 48.92 6,1300.180.1 8 Kuala Lumpur (Fed. (Fed. Malaya Malaya 25.6 11,720 10 16.88 17,770 23 Huizen (Holland) (Holland) PHI.PHI. 11,720 10 RadioRadio-Colonial -Colonial (Paris) TPA4. TPA4. States) ZGE.ZGE. 27.93 10,740 20 16.89 17,76017,760 40Zeesen (Germany) DDJE. JE. 10,740 20 Tokio (Japan) JVM. JVM. 49.02 6,120 1.5Bandoeng (Java) (Java) YDA. YDA. 28.14 10,660 20 19.52 15,370 66 BudapestBudapest (Hungary)(Hungary) HAS.HAS. 3. 10,660 20 Tokio (Japan) JVN. JVN. ro0.5 5 Calcutta (India)(India) VUC. VUC. 29.04 10,330 9 49.1 6,110 19.56 15,34015,340 40 Zeesen (Germany) DDJR. JR. 10,330 9 Ruysselede (Belgium) ORK. X 15 Daventry (G. (G. Britain) Britain) GSL. GSL. 29.24 10,260 10 19.57 15,330 20Schenectady (U.S.A.)(U.S.A.) 10,260 10 Bandoeng (JAVA) (JAVA) PMN. PMN. r 10 io Chiacago (III) W9XF.W9XF. 29.40 10,204 49.18 6,100 WW2XAD. 2XAD. 10,204 .. Batavia (Java)(Java) NIROM. NIROM. \ 35 Bound BrookBrook (N.J.)(N.J.) W3XAL.W3XAL. 30.43 9,860 2020 Madrid (Spain) (Spain) EAQ. EAQ. 49.2 6,097 5 15,310 15 Johannesburg (S.A.)(S.A.) ZTJ.ZTJ. 19.60 15 DaventryDaventry G.S.P. 31.13 9,635 2525 Rome (Italy) 2R0. 2RO. 49.31 6,083 5 19.63 15,28015,280 40 Zeesen (Germany) DJQ. Nairobi (Kenya) (Kenya) VQ7LO. VQ7LO. 40 Zeesen (Germany) DJQ. 31.27 9,593 2020 Radio Nations Nations (Switzerland) (Switzerland) 49.33 6,0800.050 .0 5 Penang (ZHJ).(ZHJ). 19.66 15,260 10 15,260 10 Daventry (Great(Great Britain)Britain) GSIGSI HBL. 49.42 6,070 1.5Vienna (Austria) OER2. 19.68 15,243 10Radio -Colonial (Paris) 2TPA2 Vienna (Austria) OER2. 10 Radio-Colonial (Paris) 2TPA2 / 20 Sydney (Australia) VK2ME. VK2ME. 49.549 .5 6,060 10 Cincinnati (U.S.A.) W8XAL, 19.71 15,220 1818 Eindhoven (Holland) PCJ. 31.28 9,590 Cincinnati (U.S.A.) W8XAL. I io10 Sindhoven (Holland) PCJ. 49.594 9 .5 9 6,050 15Daventry (G. (G. Britain) Britain) GSA.jj G SA .jj 19.72 15,210 40 Pittsburgh (U.S.A.)(U.S.A.) W8XK. W8XK.PCJ.{31.32 9,580 1515Daventry (G. (G. Britain) Britain) GSC. GSC. 49.6949 .6 9 6,070 1010 19.74 15,200 40 (Tandjonpriok) YDA. YDA. 40 Zeesen (Germany) DJB. 6 Manila (Philippine Islands).Islands). 49.70 6,036 00.5 .5 Colombo (Ceylon). 19.76 15,18015,180 1515 DaventryDaventry G.S.O. G.S.O. 31.35 9,570 1 n6 Colombo (Ceylon). {I 10 io Millis (Mass) WWIXK. IX K . 49.83 6,020 40 Zeesen (Germany) DJC. DJC. 19.82 15,140 10Daventry (G. (G. Britain) GSF. GSF. 31.36 9,565 4.54 .5 Bombay (India)(India) VUB.VUB. 49.85 6,0186,0180.090 .0 9 Singapore (S.S.)(S.S.) ZHI. 19.84 15,123 10Vatican City (Italy)(Italy) HVJ.HVJ. 31.38 9,560 40 Zeesen (Germany) DJA. 50.0 6,000 10 Mexico City ZEBT. 20 .5 5 14,600 20 Nasaki (Japan) JHV. 20.55 14,600 20 Nasaki (Japan) JHV. 31.45 9,545 40 Zeesen (Germany) DJN. 50.00 6,000 20 Moscow (V.S.S.R.) RW59'.. 22.00 13,635 10 Warsaw SPW.SPW. Moscow (V.S.S.R.) RW59-. 31.48 9,530 25 Schenectady (N.Y.)(N.Y.) W2XAF. W2XAF. 50.26 5.969 10 Vatican CityCity (Italy) (Italy) HVJ..HVJ.. 22.9422 .9 4 13,075 . Suva VPD. 31.55 9,510 15Daventry (G.(G. Britain) Britain) GSB. GSB. 67.11 4,470 1 1 12,000 20Moscow (Russia) SPW.SPW. Sourabaya (Java)(Java) YDB. YDB. 25.00 12,000 20 31.58 9,500 15 Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)(Brazil) PRF5. PRF5. 70.20 4,273 20Khabarovsk-RV15. 11,880 10Radio Colonial (Paris) 2TPA3. Khabarovsk— RV15. 25.23 11,880 10 Radio Colonial (Paris) 2TPA3. 3232.88 . 88 9,125 5 Budapest (Hungary) (Hungary) HAT4. HAT4. 75.0 4,000 00.05 .0 5 Ponta Delgade (Azores)) 25.27 11,87040 40Pittsburgh Pittsburgh (U.S.A.) (U.S.A.) W8XK. W8XK. Ponta Delgade (Azores)) 34.29 8,750 0 .5. 5 Hong-KongHong -Kong ZCK. ZBW.ZBW . CT2AJ.

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