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The Official Foreign & Technical Journal of the B.B.C. eillimialm ..t the G.N.O. Vol. XII No. 296 \.,.w.spoper. FRIDAY, MARCH 2;', 1931 Two Pence PRINCIPAL CONTENTS My Friends-the Announcers By " Yodeller" Somebody'sgoing Frequency Charts of the Brussels Checking Station, for February Warsaw's New Station Short -Wave Notes to 'get better r4cLio Which Station Was That? Replies to Queries

IWORLD -RADIO 1"iati6nIdentification rand HILVERSUM (Holland)

(Revised) - Frequency : Wavelength :298.8 in. - Power (Aerial): 8.5 kv. ApproximatedistancefromLondon : 232 miles. Call :" HierHilversum,Holland.! " Sometimes also :" Hier AVRO ! " or :" Hier Algemeene Vereeniging Radio Omroep ! " or other broad- casting companies. Very seldom calls in other languages. No interval signals.Man announcer. Closes down with the words " ik wensch U goeden ayond ;wel to rusten !" (" Iwish yougood -night.Sleep well (The change front1,873metrestakes place on April 1.) CoPyrighi A booklet containing a reprint of tke,e panels ran be obtained frontthe Publito:;un,,Sat.oy Hill, lt',C.z.Price IF.

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By YODELLER " ASHORT while ago,I noticed in thesethe microphone, praying that the man for whomrather than risk one cold glance from Mr. columns' a considerable amount of cor-he was making himself suchan unwillingVienna's eagle eye. respondence advocatingthe moltfrer substitute, would buck up and return from his Mr. Frankfurt is quite unlike this.He is quent announcement of station "names so thatjoyousweek-end in Paris.I don't know.Butlate, must hurry, get on with things, get things listeners might identify them more easily.Thewhen Mr. Toulouse returned to his post,I done.His hair is wild, and his tie streams out idea seemed to me to be an excellent one-iffound myself nodding and smiling to his super -behind him as he rushes to the microphone. employed for the benefit of those who have onlypolite French of the Midi, cheered immensely by A most genial spirit this, and he smiles happily recently acquired a wireless set.But for others, his good-natured "Chersauditeurs," and listeningas he rushes through his speech and hurries who, like myself, have been listening almostto his string of advertisements-face powders,away to arrange the thousand and one things nightly since the very inception of wireless wireless goods, furniture, and patent medicines-which await his immediate attention.Despite telephony,- announcementsarealmostun-with the utmost pleasure.A friend was backhis haste, I'm sure this gentleman would lend necessary. We findthatstationscanbe with us again ! me a pound if I asked him.But, of course, I identified within a few moments by the an- No, as long as we have the announcers' voices, may be wrong.Perhaps he wouldn't ! nouncer's voice. . we havelittleneed of stationidentification Miss Berne-ah, hereIpause. A little And now, after so many years of close es- signals. thing, neat of face, and neat of figure, would Who can mistake the Barcelona man ?I see make a wonderful wife-no, I'm sure she must him dressed in a little short coat, a cloak overstill be single.She bustles up to the micro- one shoulder, velvet knee breeches, and white phone, lays her notes on the table before her- stockings with buckled shoes over them. Heshe writes a small, copperplate hand, as legible is probably clad in the most correct dinneras an engraving-and, knowing just what she jacket and black tie, and doesn't even wearwants to say, says it without hesitation and " sideboards " and ear -rings.A gay spark,without fault.Would run a house as she runs this gentleman, as he carries on an animatedher job. Ah me !-but I am already married. conversation-with himself. A ventriloquist ofWhat a pity ! no mean ability, who conducts amazing con- Mr. Munich is very conversational.Ifeel versations concerning his advertisements andawfully sorry for him at times.He must have withthelittlesuffered a great loss, or perhaps led a hard life. sociation witlr these invisible gentlemen-and programmeannouncements Maybe the cost of living is high in Munich.I ladies-I have come to feel that I know them all, people who arc himself.No !I cannot possibly picture him without the cloak and white stockings,dunno.But something makes him sigh at personally, and by sight. - - frequent intervals.Must put him in touch Each announcer I have clothed in imagination's " sideboards," and large gold ear -rings. with Miss Berne. garments.Ihave given them theirseveral Then there is the man from Prague.I see The Oslo announcer is, I believe, a very dark- in life, and have painted in their features,him, seated in a huge arm -chair, a little fellowhaired gentleman, who, displaying no emotion their forms, and even their little-to themselves-with bald head, large, cheery -mouth, and eyeswhatever, stands rigidly before the " mike " unsuspected oddities and mannerisms. And Iwhich are always smiling. A lady is singingand does his " spiel " with the utmost dispatch. wouldliketo' wager thatpracticallyevery before the microphone.Mr. Prague sprawlsA funny language,Norwegian. " Gobley- listener has, unconsciously, if not consciously,out in his chair, his eyes closed, his mouth gobley, gobley, gobeldy "-oh most explicit ! done precisely the same. thing.One cannotslightlyopen,snoringgently.Hesleeps. One of my greatest pals is the.daddie at Radio help it.One hears these voices daily, and oneSuddenly the lady's song is ended.The ladyParis. A great fellow, this.The gentleman becomes attached to them.They are one'ssteps back, and a boy pokes the sleeping an-with the unburstable lungs.Listen to him nouncer in the tummy.Mr. Prague opens his intimate friends. - when he doeshisdaily" Bourse "dozen. I once saw a letter from a wireless enthusiasteyes in great surprise, raises both arms above " Tubize - troiscentcinquantecinque - Mexican - asking for thepublication,of certain popularhis head, staggers unsteadily to his feet, and says Eagle-troiscentquatre-vingtdix-Central Meening announcers' photographs.This, to me, wouldin a voice which holds a certain amount of slee,py -sixcentsoixantequinze "andsoon,all be an awful thing.It would destroy the wholeastonishment-" Al-l0000 Pra-a-haa ! " romance of the business.The gentleman withCompletely awakened, now, by his own voice, the charming accent who treats us with suchhe gives himself a hearty dig in the ribs, and distinctive German courtesy, and whom I see,firesfortha mighty burstof cacophonous in my mind's eye, as a sort of Rudolph Valentino - Czechoslovakian syllables-just to let the station cum -Ivor Novelto-cum-Beau Brummel, may bemanager know he really is awake at last-bows -in reality a fellow with a broken nose, threedeeply to the next artists, then, with a merry snaggle teeth, unbrushed hair, and untrimmedsmile, and another Yawn retires to the anti - finger nails.Whilst, where the lady announcerschair again. A moment later he is fast asleep, are concerned,the disillusion might be tentired out by the exertion of having had to say " Al- times more terrible.No, thank you very much-l0000 Pra-a-haa " to the world.Here -but no photographs, please.The announcersagain, I am most probably all wrong, but that are my personal friends.I would have themis how I see Mr. Prague. without taking breath.Dashed good.IfI remain so. The Vienna gentleman, I would not like to could do that, I'd apply for a job in the sub- It is curious how personal one's feelings be- offend.Perhaps he has been a judge, anmarine artillery.I think he must be, married, come for these queer, unseen folk.One of theincome-tax eollector, or even a very superiorand makes the most of his time when before the best-known voices on the Continental " ether "police official.His voice is stern, I'm sure he microphone. must be that of the gentleman from Radionever smiles.His dress is formal, his trousers I could go on ad infinitum.I know 'em all, Toulouse. He is certainly one of the easiest to'knife-edge creased, his tie the acme of perfection, They are all great friends of mine.They will identify.A. short while ago, he was off thehis hair immaculate. He is about fifty, has noall, most probably, send me their photographs " air," and another Frenchman took his place.family, is not even married.I don't know howafter reading this, just to show me how far I found myself positively hating this fellow.IAustria prevailed upon him to take on the jobfrom correct were my descriptions of them. pictured him as an unsympathetic little busy-of announcer.But they evidently did, and heBut anybody can get a photograph taken-I could body, snarling with unholy joy, delighted at the does his:work with the utmost correctitude andmyself-but I haven't the money-and I shall thought that his comrade was ill, maybe dying perfection.Were I a member of the studioutterly refuse to have my little mind pictures -and hoping that he would die.In all proba-audience, and felt a sudden tickling in the throatshattered by a mere photograph. bility he was a harmless little fellow, possiblywhich denoted an impending cough, I would I think I should make a jolly good announcer quaking with fear at every appearance beforeshoot myself-if my revolver had a silencer- (Continued at foot of col. a, page 488) 488 WORLD -RADIO MARCH 27TH, I()3I The Fate of Warsaw II Warsaw's New Station The present Warsaw transmitter, of 14 kW., The Ruling Passion (From our Warsaw Correspondent) broadcasting from Mokotow, will, it is expected, IYAWNED as the clock struck 9.3o p.m., be transformed, early in April, into a regional and stretched myself out in an attitude THE new powerful transmitter at Raszynstation, and will be known as Warsaw II. of well -simulated tiredness." Ah well," began testing not, as anticipated, in the For the last quarter of 193o, the followingI said, pushing in the switch of my two-valver, Middle of December last, but at the endis a classification of the matter composing the " Bed for me." of January. The initial tests were not announced,Warsaw programmes :music, literature,lec- There followed a chorus of comment, in- as they were irregular and took place late attures, talks, news bulletins, plays for childrencluding a sarcastic enquiry after the state of night, and consisted of gramophone records. and young people, gramophone records, churchmy health,thiscoming from my younger At the beginning of February the Raszynrelays, and other outdoor broadcasts.Music brother. " What's going to happen to Jack Payne transmitter introduced itself to the world at transmissions occupied 341 hours, or 33:a per cent. ifyou'renotlistening ? " murmured Dad. large in English, French, and German, in addition of the whole programme time ; and gramophone" I expect he'll be able to manage without me to Polish. records 171 hours, or 16.6 per cent. of the totalfor once,"Ireplied. " I've got something On Friday, Febtuary 20, Raszyn, for the time. special on in the morning, so ,I guess I'll turn first time, relayed a symphony concert from the Thus the time devoted to music broadcastsin now.Good -night, everybody." Warsaw PhilharmonicHall. Sincethen, equalled 512 hours, or about so per cent. of the As I made my way upstairs I could not repress it has transmitted, from time to time, usuallywhole programme time.Of this, serious musica chuckle, as I thought of the morning's work in question. I speedily undressed, set the alarm clock, and was very soon in the land of oblivion. * * a

Brrrrrrr . .. .My dream was rudely shattered by the raucous clatter of the alarm, 3.o a.m. ... I jumped up and silenced it, praying that the noise had not penetrated to the ears of the sleeping household.-After having forced my eyes into a state of blinking wakefulness,I glanced out of the window. " Holm. Not very hopeful," I ruminated.The sky was bleakly opaque, and a fitful wind was beating inwards from the sea. I shivered involuntarily bed looked very inviting.But no, my blood was up.Others were doing it, why not I. Pulling on my dressing -gown, I crept along the passage, the stairs creaking alarmingly during the descent. Switching on the light, I devoutly hoped thit the local constabulary would not, be suspicious at the signs of activity.I crossed over to the cupboard in which my set is housed, removed the speaker leads, and substituted a pair of 'phones which had been languishing in retire- ment for some time past.Placing the current copy of World -Radio conveniently to hand. I put on the headphones and switched on. The resultant combination of morse, atmospherics, and over -reaction nearly burst my ear -drums, and more than ever feeling that I was indeed on a fool's errand, I set to work, the dial happen- ing to be set at 170°. Slowly I tuned downwards.. Crash after crash of atmospherics, but no sign of the familiar whistle.Lower and lower I turned till I had Aerial of Warsaw'shigh -power station passed over half the dial without result. Ah ! what was that ?Surely music.I was not left from 9 p.m. (G.M.T.), some of the items of therepresented so.8 per cent.; light music, 21 per in doUbt for long, for Mtiblacker came pouring less powerful Warsaw (Mokotow) station. cent.; dance music, 17.9 per cent.;operas, in, evidently on an engineers' test.This, how- Raszyn and its Listeners 7 per cent.; and operettas, 4 per cent. ever, held no interest for me. Where was Most of the letters received by the new station There is a growing demand for light musicGermany ?A mere stone's throw away.I from distantpartsofPoland .indicate thatand dance music.Next in importance comewas out for bigger things.There were but 5° Raszyn is heard fairly distinctly by crystal setthe news bulletins, which equalled 8.7 per cent. to go when I picked up a very faint carrier waves users within a radius of 25o miles. Many suchof programme time. which gradually resolveditselfintospeech. letters were receivedfromlistenersliving What was the fellow saying ? A spasm of morse near the Polish -Soviet border, also in the south- MY FRIENDS-THE ANNOUNCERS ! made itimpossible to distinguish even the easterly Poland. _ (Continued from previous page) language.A glance at my European station SeverallettersarrivedfromEgyptand myself.I am sure I should.I saw a Chinese chart told me that the wavelength was approxi- Palestine, where-in Tel -Aviv and Jerusalem-station advertising for a gentleman of goodmately z8o m. What did that chap say in his Jewish emigrants from Poland had an oppor-personal appearance,well educated,ableto articlein World -Radio ?Here itis.Blue tunity of hearing a well-known Zionist, whospeak Ti -hi,Wu-hu, Who -Flung, and Ho - network ;hardly anything to correspond there. appeared beforePolskieRadio microphoneThere, and who is au courant with bird -nest pie, Red network Ah, 282 m.--INTIC.I wonder in Warsaw, and gave an account, in Hebrew,Mah Jong,pigtails,Chineseink,Chinese ... Music followed, a long arrangementof of the Jewish situation in Palestine. This talk, crackers, and Chinese junk.The advertisementRubinstein's " Melody in F," through which I which was an additional item to the regularconcluded-" said announcer tobeentirely waited patiently for the next announcement. programme, was translated immediately intoresponsible for everything connected with the It came." You are listening to WTIC, Polish. studio, its administration and, finally,its exe-Hartford, Connecticut.This programme is Raszyn has renewed experimentalbroad- cution." coming to you through the courtesy of the ,--- casts until April r,8 (which marks the close of No, I do not think I will apply for a job as Coat Company." It was enough ;I was mentally the five years' period of Polskie-Radio's activities) announcer in a Chinese broadcasting. station.shaking hands with America.What cared I when, it is anticipated, the official opening ofI do not like the .sound of that last word, withby whom the programme was sponsored ?I the station will take place. The new station willChina in the unsettled state which itisat pushed in the switch with a sigh of satisfaction - broadcast on the wavelength of 212.5kc/s., present. A much saferoccupation-writing3.45 a.m. Now to sleep the sleep of the just. (r,4II.8 m.) articles for World -Radio. G. M. A. MARCH 27TH, 1931 WORLD -RADIO 489 Via Ether Holy Week is announcing a humorous concert under the Gieseking. Unfortunately, no programmes of THE coming week's broadcastingpro-heading " Phantasy and Parody," for 8.25 p.m.these concerts appear to be available in time for grammes arelargelyinkeeping withOn WEDNESDAY. No doubt this year the prox- printing in World -Radio, and we are com- the characterofthissolemnperiod. imity of Good Friday does not permit fullpelled to rely on the understanding of the Thus Hilversum's usual SUNDAYafternoonplay to be given to the programme -builders'announcements,whicharecertainlyquite transmission is the relay from Amsterdam ofingenuity and flair for practical jokes. reasonably clear.It was a pity that two such Bach's" St.MatthewPassion,"rendered excellent transmissions as that from Hilversum by William Mengelberg andhisConcert- Hilversum and Huizen and the " St. Matthew Passion" relayed from the gebouw Orchestra.In looking through theTHE time has arrived for another move in the Queen's Hall by the National transmitter should programmesInotethatBach'simmortalHilversum-Huizen game,and onAprilt have coincided in point of time.But we are work is also being broadcast from a numberHilversum resumes its proper wavelength ofoften confronted by broadcast embarras des of stations during the week.The most im-298.8 in., while Huizen takes over once more richesses. portant among these,Ihave no doubt,is its allotted wave of 1,875 m. By this time we that emanating on GooD FRIDAY from Bach'sall ought to be fairly familiar with the extra-The Menace of the Open Window own church-the Church ofSt. Thomas,ordinarycircumstancesofthisexchange ; I HEAR from a resident of Vienna that the Leipzig.This is being relayed by Leipzig,nevertheless, I frequently find myself slightlyheadquarters of the Austrian Federal Police Berlin, Breslau, Fleilsberg, and Konigs Wuster-confused.Of course, the confusionarises has issued a solemn warning to all broadcasting hausen. The orchestra is the famous Gewand- from the simple fact that neither the Hilversum listeners" nottouse undulyloudloud haus Orchestra, the choirs the Thomanerchornor the Huizen transmitters alters its wave-speakers," and especially not after to p.m. ; andGewandhausChoir,eminentsingerslength at all, but that the broadcasters asso-also that windows must be kept closed while from the Opera House, Herren Gunther Raminciated with each of these stations transmit theirloud speakers are turned on, particularly at and Max Fest at the harpsichord and organprogrammes alternately from the two s'tittions.night time. This applies also, it is pointed out, respectively-all under the conductorship ofThus from WEDNESDAY next the A.V.R.O. and to little Karli's piano -practice and any other Professor Strauhe.Listeners may remember sortof musical performance, oraffliction. last year's transmission of this work, which Though AustriahasalawofJuly21, was on that occasion relayed by the London 1925, expressly referring to the inconsiderate Regional transmitter. useofreceiversandloudspeakers,the present position in Austria is that one may "Parsifal use a loud speaker " discreetly," and damped THEperformanceofWagner'sParsifal, down,evenlateatnight,at one's own which is to take place at 6 p.m., On SUNDAY, risk,justasmotor -cardrivers may drive at the Warsaw Opera House, will be relayed atany pace theylike,provided theydo by the Polish group of stations ;while at not hurt anybody, nor scare him or her over- 9.30 p.m. on THURSDAY the Berlin group is much. But it is generally understood that this to give us the Third Act of this Bulincnweih- spring and summer, asthe open window festspiel, as Wagner termed this work.A new becomes popular (which it never is in Austria opera, Die Rkhterin, by a German composer in the winter), the police are going to be much who, so far, is unknown to me, is announced stricter, and heavy fines will be imposed upon from Hamburg for 7 p.m. on MONDAY. The people who annoy their neighbours. librettois by a well-known German writer, F. A. Beyerlein, and from a cursory glance at the list of its charactersI gather that the A future broadcasting celebrity?The infant Strong Words during Music Relay -author is treating an historical subject of the son of Mr. James Haupt, who is known to THE followingletterreaches me from a period of Charlemagne.I also note that at listeners to NBC stations in America as a correspondentinPoland :" On Tuesday, tenor singer, an announcer, and as a director March to,at 10.40 in the evening, during 6.3o Stockholm isrelaying from its Opera of musical programmes House the performance of The Marriage of music relay from arestaurant in Warsaw, manyPolish -speakinglistenerswerevery FigaroSeveral important operatic broadcastsV.A.R.A. will, during the next three months, are to take place on TUESDAY.First of all, unpleasantlysurprisedtohearasentence broadcast their programmes from the Hilversumfrom an unknown announcer, who-evidently at 6.35 p.m., there is the relay by the Munichstation, using, of course, their own wavelength group of stations of Verdi's chef d'ceuvre, addressing another man-used a strong word of 298.8 m. A similar state of things appliesnot to be reproduced in printing.Immedi- Othello, whichisbeing performedatthe to the K.R.O. and other broadcasters associated Munich Opera House.At 7.3o the Berlin ately after the incident the relay was cut up, with Huizen.So, in every sense, Hilversumwhich made an impressionasthough the group is giving an operatic version of Bizet'swill be Hilversum and Huizen Huizen, as was L'Arldsienne ,a " Schaferspiel " (a pastoral men of the orchestra had a quarrel between pointed out in some appropriate verses pub- themselves.It was explained the next clay opera), The May Queen, by Gluck, is to belished in these columns last year.I feel I must heard from Mutilacker-Frankfurt at 7.45 ;and that a man came up from one of the tables apologise for expatiating on this subject, butinsisting that the band should play a piece at8p.m.Radio -Pariswillbroadcastthe I do so mainly for the guidance of the new inseparable twins I Pagliacci and Cavalleria that was hisfavourite.The conductor of readers who have not yet participated in thethe music refused to satisfy the demand and Rusticana. Two GooD FRIDAY plays byexcitement of the Dutch broadcasting game. British authors are announced for that day : tried to explain to the man that the orchestra Lord Byron's Cain and John Masefield's Good had a fixed list of items booked for relay by Friday are to be transmitted from Hamburg The Sunday Afternoon Amsterdam Concerts the broadcasting authorities.His refusal was and Stockholm respectively. WHILE I am on the subject of Hilversum, Ithen followed by swearing of not a stylish must mention again the extraordinarily enjoy- quality.Theincidenttookplaceinthe able concerts which have been coming fromimmediate neighbourhood of the microphone, "Phantasy and Parody" the ConcertHall,Amsterdam, undertheso that the words could be heard distinctly, IN this country we do not particularly cele- conductorshipofWillem Mengelberg,onand some of the listeners might have taken brate April t in our broadcasting-intentionally, Sunday afternoons.I was listening to lastthefoullanguagetothemselves.Itwas anyhow ; but Continental broadcasting stationsSunday's concert, in which Beethoven's Fourthestablished later that the unfortunate amateur - have in previous years availed themselves ofPianoforte Concerto (Op. 58) was broadcast.announcer was an engineer.He was upset All Fool's Day to spring many a " surprise " onI was much struck with the brilliance of theby taking too many drinks."No comment of the listener.I do not know what their inten-pianist, although .at the time I did not knowmine seems necessary. tions are this year, but I see that Hamburghis identity.I see now that it was Walter ETHERVIATOR 490 WORLD -RADIO MARCH 27TH, 1931 Dominion and ForeignBroadcastingIntelligence

The New Zealand Earthquake DisasterAmerican stations, in addition to 133 stations FRANCE ranging in power from s,000 to soo,000 watts. (From our Paris Correspondent) (From our New Zealand Correspondent) Forty-five new stations are already planned, of AT 12.5o p.m. on Tuesday, February 3, which thirty-eight will be installed during 1931. Aeroplane Broadcasting Service a wirelessmessagesaying" SeriousThe total cost of construction has been placed After trains, it is now the turn of commercial earthquake,Napier. Allcommunica-at approximately £10,000,000. and tourist aeroplanes to be fitted with a wire- tions destroyed.Medical assistance urgently The report estimates that there are nowless service enabling passengers to listen to required," was picked up by H.M.S. Philomel2,764,000 receiving sets among the Russianconcerts during their voyage.The inaugura- in Auckland harbour, having been transmittedpopulation.Of these, 2,100,000 are in ruraltion took place recently on the Paris -Berlin by H.M.S. Veronica in Napier Harbour. Thatdistricts.Russian progress in wireless develop- route, when passengers on two aeroplanes were was how Auckland, New Zealand's largest city,ment may be judged from the fact that in 1929 able to don earphones and enjoy a concert first heard of the disastrous earthquake whichthere were only 400,000 receiving sets in use. en route. wrecked four towns, killed over 22o people, The industry is working to capacity and unable Paris -Madagascar Flight injured about 2,500 others, and did damage toto cope with the demand for receiving sets fromThe aeroplane of Mr. Goulette, who, with several buildings and properties estimated at nearly fiveall parts of the country. The Soviet Governmentcompanions, is flying from Paris to Madagascar, million pounds. is doing its . utmost to stimulate the industry,is equipped with a transmitting and receiving " All communications destroyed," said thisboth from the standpoint of station installationsset, thus enabling his flight to be followed closely. first message ; meaning that roads, railways, and and the manufacture of receiving sets. According telegraphic lines were all out of commission, and to the current report, 1,800,000 sets will be pro- GERMANY that radio alone was the connecting link between duced in 1931, which would then give one set The Problem of Broadcast Plays the stricken area and the outside world.All day to every thirty-five of the population. (From a Correspondent) H.M.S. Veronica and two merchant steamers at Popular interest in wireless is fostered by thePlays specially written for transmission by wire- Napier sent out messages to the rest of theformation of civic radio clubs, the best knownless are one of the chief troubles of those who Dominion calling for assistance and giving whatbeing " The Friends of Radio," with 300,000organise the programmes in Germany.Accord- details were available in regard to the devastatingmembers. Magazines and pamphlets containinging to Dr. Hans Flesch, who has been respon- tragedy.As a result of the speed with whichinformation and programmes aredistributed sible for many performances before the micro- the information came by means of wireless, war-to all persons interested. phone in Berlin, the biggest successes hitherto ships were rushed to Napier, doctors, nurses, Hitherto, little information has been available,have been adaptations of real plays, and not and medical supplies were dispatched in allbut the report just released by the Departmentthose specially written for broadcasting.Experi- haste, and every other possible form of aid for of Commerce shows that an intensive develop-ments are now being made with play reading the injured and homeless people put into action.ment of the wireless industry and broadcastingbefore the microphone, with well-known actors There is no doubt that owing to the existence and activities is an important part in the Five Yeasand actresses taking the different parts.This the speed of radio communication, when all other Plan, now being pushed to completion. method, if successful, will be used to broadcast means failed, many lives were saved and also well-known classics of the theatre.Records much suffering on the part of the injured, who AUSTRIA will be made in future of any play which can would otherwise have had to wait hours longer New High -power Station be adjudged to have had a success, so that this before doctors and nurses arrived to bring them (From our Vienna Correspondent) can be repeated.This will be an innovation relief. Atacost of Morethan k too,000 Ravagfor German stations.Several plays for broad. For two days immediately following the earth- is about to erect a station with 75kW to tao kWcasting have been commissioned from well- quake disaster wireless was practically the only energy, thirty miles at least of Vienna, as Rosen- known writers, and itis hoped by continued means of communication with the stricken area, hilgel is now inadequate.Ravag requires oneexperiment along these lines to obtain a really and the Government sent a special truck equippedof the most powerful stations on the Continent,first-class gramophone repertoire. with a short-wave transmitter and receiving setfor she is now beipg rapidly outclassed.The A " Clearing House " for Plays to the area on the day of the disaster.One ofnew station cannot be erected very near Vienna,A new company (Programmdienst fur den the Hastings " B " class stations was still inas there would be interference with the trans-deutschenRundfunk,G.m.b.H.)hasbeen actionafter the earthquake and established mittingandreceivingstationsof" Radioformed in Germany with a view to simplifying communication with Gisborne, which, in turn,Austria,"thecommercialcompany. The distribution of plays specially written for broad- passed messages on to the rest of the NorthVienna Forest and the Danube are detrimentalcasting.The company has official broadcasting Island.Late on Tuesday evening a Napier to broadcasting transmission.But at a distancesanction, and authors, instead of having to amateur short-wave transmitter got his plantof thirty miles from the forest and the riversubmit their works to each broadcasting com- into operation and became the official channel ofthere is a wide choice of sites, and tests are beingpany, need only communicate with this special communication with the Post Office receivingmade at a number of places to assist in pro- organisation which conductsallnegotiations, station in Wellington, and other amateurs wereviding material for the ultimate decision. and also copies the manuscripts free of charge. directed to keep " off the air " to avoid inter- DENMARK Fees for accepted plays will be payable through ference.As the evening wore on a series of the new company.It is hoped that the financial official wireless messages were obtained by, this (From our Copenhagen Correspondent) New Broadcasting House side of writing for broadcasting will thus be means and were broadcast by the YA stations rendered more attractive. in the four chief cities.All these stations wereThe new Danish broadcasting building, which operating, long after they would normally haveis situated on Kongens Nytow (King's New HOLLAND closed down, for several evenings, and startedSquare), in proximity to the Royal Theatre in Huizen's New Studios Copenhagen, is now approaching its completion. earlier in the day than usual in order to give (From our Correspondent at The Hague) further earthquake news. At the time the building was projected the num- Never have New Zealanders had broughtber of licensed listeners in Denmark was about The demands on the studios of the Catholic home to them the use of wireless as they had 16o,000. Sincethattimebroadcastingin Broadcast in Holland (K.R.O.) have steadily during this nerve-racking period, and neverDenmark has greatly developed, and there areincreased, and further new studios were opened have they had cause to thank modern inventionnow about 450,000licensedlisteners.Theon Saturday evening, March 7.They were transmissionhourshavebeen dedicated by his Excellency the Archbishop of asthey thanked broadcastingatthistime. numberof In the Wireless allowed order to be evolved from chaos, increased accordingly. As development on suchUtrecht (Monsignor J. H. G. Jansen). saved lives and agony, and ended the suspensea scale could not be foreseen, and the new build-curious conditions at present existing here this of countless people who would otherwise have ing does not provide for a correspondingly large is counted as the Huizen station, though at gone days without information in regard to future increase, the Broadcasting Council has re- present the Hilversum station is being used on their loved ones who were in the strickensolved to buy the adjacent building.In thethe medium wave. area at the time of the disaster. second floor of this new building, the Secretary and the administrative offices will be housed. NORTH AFRICA Weekly English Talks Russia's Thirty-eight New Stations Shakespeare from Copenhagen (From our Washington Correspondent) On Thursday, April 2, from 7 p.m. till 7.55 p.m., (From our Algiers Correspondent) A report just issued by the U.S. Departmentthe stations of Kalundborg and CopenhagenA series of talks in English is being broadcast of Commercestatesthatby1932Soviet will broadcast a Shakespeare programme.Thefrom Algiers station each Tuesday night at to Russia plans to place .in operation twenty-two station orchestra will play old English melodies,p.m. The series, which started on March 24 additional stations of too,000 watts power, orwhich will be followed by a performance ofand will continue until April a x ,will, have gs double the output of the highest powered The Merchant of Venice. its subject " Algeria." MARCII 27TH, 1931 WORLD -RADIO 491

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W.R. 27/3/31 PP 216 492 WORLD -RADIO MARCH 27TH, 1931 qui y assista manifesta en faveur de l'observance atmosfericas, o etereas, o lo que fueran, pero no du repos, rehgreux se perdi6 ni una palabradeldiscurso, cuya Foreign Languages C'est alors que, le 15 avril, fut donne avecUltima parte fue pronunciada en espailol, un Aids to Listening le plus grand succes, la premiere du bel opera espalicrl no precisamente perfecto, como asegur- deVerdi" Le Trouvere "(IlTrovatore) aron algunos peri6clicos,-pues se note!, alguna FRENCH interprets par Mesdames Gardosa, Tagliafico, que otra (an occasional) faltita en la acentuaci6n Didee et :Messieurs Santley, Tagliafico, Lucchesi, de sus palabras, y la vocal " o " no sali6 con la Dimanches ... Rossi et Tamberlik.Un seultheatre restapureza que exige (requiere) el castellano,-pero, C'EST avecleplus vifinteret que lesferme pendant la Semaine de la Passion, celui dado (en vista de) el poco tiempo que el Principe Continentaux suivent le conflit survenude Haynaarket.Il annonca, par voie d'affichesllevaba estudiando (habia estudiado) el idioma, en Angleterre au sujet -de la fermeture(by posters) que, s'il-ne suivait pas l'exemple de su primer ensayo Rablico merece los mayores (closing) des cinemas le dimanche. ses confreres,c'etait simplement pace qu'ilelogios (alabanzas-praise).Segtan el New York Quel contraste entre le Jour du Seigneuravait, besoin de fairedes reparations avant Times, nunca se habia radiado un discurso observe chez Albion et celui fete en France, enl'ouverture del'Ekposition," fornootherespatiol que fuese tan facil de escuchar y enten- Belgique et en Allemagne ! reason than the necessity for cleansing and der. Je me souviens avoir debarque a Londresrepairing the house previous to the opening TerminO el acto de la inauguraciem con un un dimanche.Pas de theatres, pas de spec-of the National Exhibition " dit le texte originaldiscurso del Presidente de la Reptiblica, pero tacles, pas d'amusements.Alors que tart, deanglais. este lo ley6 con una velocidad tal que si se choses en Angleterre ont evolue, les moeurs L. Q. hubiera tratado de un concurso (contest) de gardent,elksencore,I'empreintedecette rapidez de dicci6n, de seguro (indudablemente) epoque victoriennequi eut sur le caractere SPANISH el se habria llevado un premio. britannique une influence si marquante. Buenos Aires.El discurso del Pr:ncipa Pere, habiamos logrado nuestro deseo ;habia- Dimanche soir, dix heures et demie... mos oido hablar al Principe desde el otro hernia- EL sabado,54 deMarzo,fueundia ferio, y estabarnos contentos. De toutes les stations europeennes de T.S.F., el mundo radiofenico. sauf de celles de Grande -Bretagne, parviennent memorable para Dela inmensa popularidad del Principe en la les flons-flons de la musique de brasserie, les A las seis de la tarde, el Principe de Gales, Reptiblica no cabe dnda.Sobre este punto el rythmes syncopes du jazz,les roulades desal inaugurar oficialmentelagran ExposiciOn citado diario americano dice Anglo-argentina en Buenos Aires, iba a pro- " Jamas un visitante extranjero se ha hecho chanteuses etles roucoulements (cooing) desnunciar un discurso que habia de ser radiado artistes de cafés -concerts. tan popular como el Principe de Gales, que Voici Leon Raiter, accordeoniste a Radio - a lo largo y a traves.(along and across) del Man- indudablemente seria elegido Presidente de la tico--una distancia de unas siete mil mill is- Republica Argentina manna siel quisiera Paris ;l'orchestre de Dajos Bela a Koenigsrecogido (picked up) por los aparatos receptores Wusterhausen ;le " dance -band " du Caveau ocupar el puesto." les tangos des " boys " dede la B.B.C., y retransmitido por las principales En esto habra alguna exageraciOn, pero nadie de Strasbourg ; estaciones britanicas a las antenas (aerials) de losnegara que el Principe es 'nuestro primer pro- Chantilly d'Anvers relayes par Radio -Bruxelles ;muchos millones de radioyentes que, con los le jazz du " Palace " de Copenhague. pagandista comercial. nervios en estado de tension, estarian contando W. F. BLETCHER. On danse a Rome, on charlestone a Vienne,los minutos y segundos y preguntandose (won- on s'amuse a Katowice, Seul, Londres echappedering) si la maravilla que nos tenian prometida a cette folie generale. Une voix grave, singulie- ESPERANTO rement grave au milieu de cette abondance de(nos habian prometido)--con ciertas reservas y salvedades (condiciones)-iba a realizarse, o si Kio nova en la Esperanta etero ? chansons et de rires,rappelle aux hornmesinos esperaba un chasco (disappointment), una qu'ici-has tout n'est que poussiere. Radio.-Nu, estas signo de vivo'1 l'ondesilusiem, un fracaso, como en otras tantas Bruselo. Lorsqu'aucaprice du condensateur, ocasiones semejantos habia sucedido. accroche (tunes -in to) brusiluement une station Duo.-Ha !Cu la nova Instituto intencas anglaise, l'on est ramene d'un monde factice De la redacciOn (editorial offices) de un diariorekomencilainterrompitan serion de eiuse- (arti;ficial) et enjoue a une realite severe et pro-de la tarde me telefonearon preguntandome ssimajnaj disairdigoj, kiujn ni auis dum la funk- fonde. taquigraficas (shorthanl) delciado de Le dimanche anglais !Que d'encre n'a-t-il discurso,el cual, seem tenlan entendido, se Radio.-Bedatirinde, ankoraii ne temas pri pas fait conies !Que de caricaturistes n'a-t-ilpronunciaria en espatiol, pues querian ser de los tio, sed okazos io, kio donos al ni Esperantistoj pas tenses !Vers 1863, le celebre dessinateurprimeros en publicar una traducciem completa. oportunon por remalfermi la demandon pri francais Gavarni illustra un livre d'Emile dePero yo, recordando lo (que habia) sucedido en tio. Kio estas ? Labedolliere,livrequi,al'epoquede sonocasiones anteriores con retransmisiones de esta Duo.-Interese. apparition (at the time of its publication), obtintclase, no guise comprometerme a nada. 'Penia Radio.-Mi ricevis leteron de D-ro Kern- un certain succes. un miedo muy grande a (of) los parasitos, openeers, Vicprezidanto de Belga Ligo Esperan- L'ouvrage estintitule :" Londresetles ruidos atmosfericos que suelen acompafiar la tista, perkiuliinformas min pridialoga Anglais "Je le denichai, it n'y a bien long -recepciem a larga distancia. diskuto, kiun oni intencas disaudigi merkredon, temps, au Vieux -Marche,aBruxelles. (II Se acercaba la hora, y nos sentamos delante del ;an de Aprilo, el Bruselo (508.5 m., 20 kW.). faut savoir que le Vieux -Marche est a Bruxelles,receptor, esperando el aviso de Londres de queGi estos franclingva, datiros dek kvin minutojn ce que sont le Marche aux Puces a Paris, lese iba a dar principio (principiar) al gran ensayo kaj havos kiel temon :" Cu oni devas paroli Petticoat Lane et la Rag Fair a Londres). (prueba, experimento).Este no se hizo esperar. Esperante ? " J'achetaileiivre pour un peu plus d'unCogi (I took up) papel y unlapiz, dispuesto Duo.-Je kioma horo ? penny, mais j'eus la surprise de constater que ahacer un gran esfuerzo para apuntar (to Radio.-Inter la 20,3o kaj 25.40, horo de les charges (cartoons) de Gavarni, au nombre take down)todos losdiscursosintegros, Greenwich.La precizan horon onisciigos de vingt-quatre, avaient ete arrachees.Je mepalabra por palabra, si las condiciones atmos-nur poste.Vi trovos Ain, sendube, en World - consolai cependant, grace au texte. fericas lo permitian.Pero a los pocos momen-Radio. Se vi sukcese atiskultos, ne forgesu Certains passages sont demeures d'une actua-tos comprendi que. mis deseos iban a quedarinformi la. Instituton. frustrados.En medio de un verdadero mare Duo.-Al kiu adreso mi skribu ? lite brelante (burning topical interest). En 186r, Institut National de Radio - ity a exactement soixante ans, pendant lamagnum, de una serie continua de tremendas Radio.-Al la Semaine Sainte (Holy Week), nous dit l'ouvrage oleadas (waves). que representaban a las milphonies za Rue du Bastion, Bruxelles. Samtempe de Labedolliere, le lord-chambellan avait auto -maravillas (maravillosamente bien) una terrible vi kaptos la okazon por demandi pri la restarigo rise les lieux publics a rester ouverts. tempestad en el mar, se oia una voz que en torma de la eiusernajna Esperanta disaildigo, Cu ne L'annee suivante, une petition fut organiseeindistintos decia algo en ingles, pero yo ni una Duo.---Kompreneble,kajmiesperas,ke afin que ces etablissements fussent fermes etsola frase completa ni inteligible pude sacarmultaj aliaj agos same. qu'il n'y fat pas meme donne de concerts. (make out).IVaya (what) un chase° !-dije, Radio.---Milegis enlagazetaro,keoni Le lord-chambellan ne voulut pasretiresmuy disgustado--iNuestro gozo en un pozo 1sercas permeson starigi Radiostacion en Luks- (dicho espafiol que se aplica a un caso como este), emburgo, precipe por celoj de' reklarnado.Jen sa permission et les petitionnaires provoquerent nova kampo, kiun ni devas klopodi venki, por aWhitehall, un grand " meeting," sousla El que hablaba era el presidente (chairman), presidente du reverend Brymer Belcher, pas-Sir Herbert Gibson, que principi6 su discurso aldoni gin al nia teritorio Esperanta.La6 tio, preliminar en ingles y lo terming en espagfiol. kion mi legis, oni intencas disaticligi en diversaj teur a Pimlico. Pro sia centra situacio, la stacio povos On ylutdeslettret de l'archeveque de Pero todavia nos quedaba alguna esperanza. lingvoj. Canterbury et de l'eveque de Londres expri-El Principe iba a tomar la palabra, y el tiene una tielatingi grandan nombron da diverslandaj mant lens syrnpathie pour le mouvement devoz ideal para el micrOfono :suave, armoniosa, aiiskultantoj,cargiestoskomprereble, tre protestation. L'autorisationfutcependant bien timbrada.Sus primeras palabras, pro- altpotenc a . salieron Duo.-La nombro estus cc ph gran da ,se maintenue et pendant tousles jours dela nunciadaspausadamente(despacio), la lingvoj uzotaj. Sernaine Sainte,al'exception du Vendredi-con una claridad que contrastaba notablementeoni aldonus Esperanton al Saint (Good Friday), des representations thea-con la voz confusa del orador quele habiaPer gi oni atingus landojn, kiujn onisneatingus, trales furent donnees. Chose curieuse, le publicprecedido. Continuaron las molestas oleadas (Continued at foot of col.2, , page 499) MARC:11 27TH, 1931 WORLD -RADIO 493 TECHNICALSECTION again. The rate at which the red and the blue marks pass before us together is very much Mystery of the Ether slower than the rate with which individual marks piss.Let us call the rate of speed of the pairs By RALPH STRANGER group velocity. We now know that group velocity Author of " Mystery of Electricity " " Mystery of Magnetism," etc. is much slower than wave or phase velocity. If there are fifty red marks passing our eye (Continued from page361, March 6,' 1931) each minute and, say,forty-five blue marks passing, there will only be five pairs passing THE present state of scientific thought is know that a particle is there, because we knowour eye each minute. such thatProfessor A.S. Eddingtonthat energy is there. Thus it may be that there Just as two musical notes of almost equal wouldliketonail up a notice overis no such thing as an ultimate solid particle ; pitchwill produce " beats "-i.e.,notesof " scientific premises " :" Structural alterationsthat which we have up to the present takenmuch lower frequency-so our marked waves in progress-No admittance except on busi-to be a solid particle, such as a proton or anwill produce a " beat wave " (represented by ness." He would keep out such people as youelectron, may be merely localised energy which acoincident pair of marks in our analogy) and I, i.e,, students of science who would liketravels in space.It may be that, accordingwhich will travel at a much lower speed, which to have something definite to go by, some to our laboratory standards, this localised energywe have called group velocity.Since, when two concrete starting point with a well-defined path behaves now as a particle, now as a wave, and,marks coincide, two crests coincide and the that would lead to the desired goal-a better if the proton is a different thing to an electron,disturbance at this point will be much greater understanding of the laws of nature.Unfor-there must be two kinds of localised energythan elsewhere, it follows that the energy at tunately there is no such starting point at thewhich attract each other .and which form thethat particuiar point will bz at its maximum. present time ;thereisa blurred patch,ill- foundations of our universe. In the same way we can imagine a number of defined,andbristlingwithcontradictions ; Localised Energy ether waves, each having a different wavelength, there is a rough trail winding here and there How can energy become localised ?Itis and each travelling with a different velocity, which seems to lead us nowhere. very difficult to explain this clearly in everydaybut all in the same direction, producing a sort New and startling ideas are being advancedlanguage, as one has to interpret highly involved of a beat wave which will travel much slower from all quarters.The quantum theory leadsmathematical conceptions into something thatthan the individual waves, possibly as slow as, us to believe that an ether wave is not onlycan be imagined in the mind's eye, but still say, a fast-moving electron. a wave but also has properties of a solid particle. this particular case can be imagined a good deal Thus it is not inconceivable that the electron Radiation exerts an appreciable pressure oneasier than,for instance,Einstein's idea ofand the proton are merely " beat waves "- the bodies it happens to reach.Energy is saidfourth dimension, time -space, gravitation bumps the result of a number of ether waves having to possess mass.Ether waves can act as solidin the ether, etc. an exceedingly small wavelength, and therefore particlesand knockelectronsoutoftheir an exceedingly high frequency.It is also not atoms. The scientists know that radiation will inconceivable that such a " beat wave" once behave now as a wave, now as a particle, and produced in the ether may acquire a permanency they have acquired a habit of treating it accord- and exist as a sart of a frozen or bottled ingly on these occasions by a sort of scientific wave till something happens to dissolve it into instinct.To remind themselves of this fact its native ether.' they are talking of wavicles, which are partly You have, no doubt, noticed thatI am waves and partly particles.Later discoveries talking of ether, or electro-magnetic waves pos- have shown that a particle such as an electron ceasing different velocities. Do not all electro- will also behave as a particle and as a wave. It has magnetic waves travel with the velocity of light ? been established experimentally that both the The theory of relativity implies that there are proton and the electron are associated with ether ether waves which may travel faster or slower waves, if not actually products of these waves. than light waves, at least the waves which are While we were dealing with bits of matter rsdonsible for the " bottling " of energy. Such of some tangible size we had the ordinary laws waves appear to be a kind of auxiliary ether of mechanics to guide us, and experienced no waves existing purelyfor" bottling " pur- trouble in predicting, how any portion of matter poses. Itis the " bottled waves " that will would behave in various circumstances.But produce by radiation other waves thatwill it is a different thing when we come to deal Iydouneay of Cumbotive tenerlite, Ir. spread with the velocity of light. with bits of matter of the size of an electronElectron diffraction pattern on photographic plate The fact that electrons and protons are some or a proton.The ordinary mechanics fail Let us imagine, in the first place, that we cansort of waves, or at least are associated with in this case ; we are dealing with somethingsee waves in the ether.I shall specify theseether waves, has been proved experimentally. new, something unknown, something that wewaves a little later,but for the moment let us Professor G. P. Thomson carried out some very cannot even see.During our. .experiments thethink of them as being similar to sea waves, significant experiments which prove that the electron and the proton refuse to behave asi.e., waves that possess a crest and a trough. electron, which up to, the present we have purely solid particles ; they show that somehowLet us imagine that we can see a single train taken to be a solid particle, or, at least, a bubble or other they are mixed up with ether waves.of waves spreading in a certain direction with ain the ether (Sir Oliver Lodge), behaves as a They behave in such a way that one is almostcertain speed. Thus we may visualise, over the wave would behave under the same circum- tempted to describe them as " bottled " orwhole expanse of our imaginary sea, a line ofstances.What Professor Thomson did was to " frozen " waves. To cover this extraordinary,crests passing our eye at the rate of, say, fiftyfire a stream of electrons on to a photographic or, at least, quite unexpected, behaviour, a newcrests a minute. Let us fix to each crest a -littleplate through aspecially -made gold screen. type of mechanics had to be "developed. red mark so that should other waves come intoThis gold screen was much - thinner than the Wave Mechanics existence we can always identify our originalfinest gold leaf, and represents one of the most The originators of wave mechanics are Princecrests. precious pieces of apparatus in our laboratories. L.deBroglie and Professor Schroedinger. Now let us imagine another train of waves In the ordinary way if a beam of light waves Their idea of electrons and protons is thatproceeding in the same direction as the firstis allowed to fall on a photographic plate through they are particles . of matter associated with atrain, but having a different wavelength, andan exceedingly fine aperture the plate will show group of waves having a definite range of wave- travelling at a different speed.Let us mark a series of dark and light rings called diffraction lengths. Both the proton and the electronthe crests of this second4rain of waves with arings.If we fired a stream of particles direct represent localised energy. Their mass is made blue mark.The rate at which the red andon to a photographic plate we would obtain a up of two components :the material mass and blue marks are passing before us we shall callwell-defined image, corresponding in size to the energy mass, the latter increasing with the wave or phase velocity. the sectional area of the particle beam.Now, increase of speed at which the particle travels. Thus the two sets of waves are travellingif we place a thin gold screen between the source The resultant combined mass of an electronin the same direction ; they have different wave- of emission of either particles (or waves) and the travelling at a great speed is larger than that oflengths and different phase velocities.Whilephotographic plate, this is what will happen. an electron travelling more slowly. we are watching it may happen that we shallWhen we are firing solid particles they will Thus it would appear that the energy of ansee a red and a blue mark side by side, the twocollide with molecules of the screen, suffer electron,or proton,resides not within thecrests coinciding. We shall probably find thatdeflections in varying degrees and will spread boundaries of the particle, but outside it. Wesuch an event will take some time to happen (Continued in col. a, page 497) WORLD -RADIO MARCH 27TH, 1931

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Itiseasier, of course, to find points of Faraday and his Contemporaries difference among such strong characters.Take, for example, the attitude of Faraday and Davy 6.-Of Science and her Votaries towards the Royal Society." On the19th By ProfessorW. CRAMP June, 182o," says Davy's brother, " Sir Joseph The last of a series of six talks, the first of which was broadcast from London (Regional)on Thursday, Feb. 19 Banks, who had been for so many years President oftheRoyalSociety,died. My brother immediately came forward as a candidate for the IPROPOSE, in this final talk, to make usein fortitude, patience, self-control and mentaloffice thus rendered vacant."And, after Sir of facts that we have gleaned concerningstability, coupled with a fervour and faith thatHumphrey had been elected, he writes :" My Faraday and his contemporaries to deriveis almost a secular religion.But can a mindbrother continued to take the chair in a full conclusions that may be helpful to us, who aredisplay these qualities without having also clear Court dress ;to have the splendid mace of their heirs and successors.I intend to com-ideas about its relationship with the universe ?office placed on the table before him, and to sit pare their characters and personalities with theIt is extremely doubtful.And so we are not covered."Davy did not scruple to remain object of finding some common factors to which in the least surprised to find that seven at leastPresident for as long as his health lasted, and, their success may be attributed, and which weof these men had strong religious beliefs. indeed, occupied that office for seven years. might ever keep in mind, whether for our own Priestley was a Nonconformist minister, FaradayAgain, his character comes out in his attitude good or for the benefit of those whom we teach.was a Sandemanian, Dalton was aQuaker, towards the doctors when his health began to Now, as we scan the lives of these men, there Ampere was a devout Roman Catholic-and fail ;for his brother says :" He was rather is one quality which I think is common to all.that at a time when " Liberty, Equality anddisposed to follow the advice which was most Examine any period in the life of any one ofFraternity " was the popular cry in France.agreeable to the convivial epicurean habits of them, and you will find generally that thereMaxwell taught in the Sunday school for manyLondon society."Finally, we know that he was an unswerving aim at a very definite target ; years ;Kelvin always began his first lecture inaccepted knighthood as soon as it was offered ; there was a firmness of purpose and a relentless the morning with the third collect in the morning that he was presented by the coal trade with a pursuit of an object, through success and failure,prayer ; and last, but by no means least, Huxley service of plate valued at £2,5o0 for his invention with a complete disregard of personal conveni-showed the courage of hissincere religiousof the safety lamp ;and a baronetcy was con- ence-and I am afraid sometimes of the con- convictions by refusing to countenance the errors ferred upon him at that time. venience of others-there was what we may callof " revealed religion " at a time when such As a contrast, place beside all this the attitude a " selfish devotion " to the work in hand.unconventionality meant social ostracism. of Faraday under somewhat similar circum- And by " selfish " I do not mean " self-seeking," stances.When repeatedly pressed to accept the but rather " unaltruistic." We see it in Ampere's Influence of Religion presidency of the Royal Society, he always obstinate pursuit of Julie Carron, as well as in Thus we see that, though of very differentrefused, feeling that he could not do justice to his work ;we see it in Dalton's concentration,sects, not one of them was ashamed to say " I its obligations.In health or illness, his manner so that he " never had time to get married " ;believe."Let us recognise at once that to sayof living was simple and unpretentious, without and we see it in the pertinacity of Cavendish,what you do believe is far more difficult than being ascetic.Any time during the last twenty Lavoisier, Stephenson, Armstrong, and Tyndall.to say what you don't believe ;but it seems to years of his life he could have had a title, but he Faraday, more than any, managed to seasonme clear that if any man intends his life to be did not desire it .;and for thirty years he acted this quality with a gentle altruism which wonone calm, continuous, uni-directional effort he as adviser to the Trinity Brethren for a nominal the love of all who knew him.Yet even so,will do well to begin by getting a strangle -holdfee, giving them unstinted and extensive service, I often think that Mrs. Faraday must haveupon the fiends of doubt. To succeed in thiswhich resulted in the use of electric lighthouses had many and many a lonely evening, while inentails the construction and maintenance of aaround our coasts, supplied by electro-magnetic Cavendish-theotherextreme-unsociabilityfundamental framework of belief into whichmachines of which he was the first and true was almost a disease.Coupled with this quality, subsequent -experiences can be fitted-a haveninventor. We do not read that for these things and forming part of it, was an immense capacity where the naggings of the fiends can at any Faraday received any " service of plate " valued for work, and an intense curiosity, coupled withtime be silenced. In Faraday, Sandemanianism at £2,500 !Sharp contrasts of a different kind a love of exact knowledge for its own sake regard- led to one day per week on which no work was mighteasilybe drawnbetweenMaxwell less of health, wealth, and pleasure.Picturedone; it led to a gentleness and manly humilityand Ampere,PriestleyandLavoisier,and Tyndall and Frankland rising at 4 a.m. to teachwhich even now at'proverbial ;it led to con- others. one another, or Ampere turning to mathematical stant public service without pay ;it led him to research after eight hours' teaching ! write " Religious conversation is generally in Their Domestic Lives As regards monetary rewards the situation is vain...in my intercourse with my fellow - For the sake of any of the fair sex who may very plain.For example, it would have beencreatures, that which is religious and that whichhave been listening to my talks, I will conclude easy for Faraday to make a fortune.In 1830,is philosophical have ever been two distinctby saying a word about the domestic lives of by consulting work which he humorously called things."This saying I regard as an interestingthese men.Nearly all married, and, in almost " professional business," he made £x ,000, andcomment upon the recent B.B.C. series onevery instance, the result brought great happi- he could have continued thus to make money." Science and Religion." ness.The story, indeed, of a successful investi- But when he found such work incompatible In most things, Davy was a sharp contrastgator often involves a self-sacrificing woman in with his researches he abandoned it completely. to Faraday, yet just as the latter was frequently the background, and it certainly was so with In 1832 his fees had sunk to £155 ;in 1837asked to preach at his church, so Davy at oneFaraday, Maxwell and Priestley.On the other they were £92 ;in 1838 zero, and from 1839 totime wa,s pressed to take orders in the Churchhand, it would be hard to deny that the advent 1845 never more than £22 per annum, except of England, and he always had a strong religious of children renders self -devotion to research once.Not to such an extent was this oblivionbent.Again, though quick and energetic, hemuch more difficult, if not ethically wrong, and to Mammon developed in all the men of science. had a vein of contemplation and meditation. it so happens that neither Davy nor Faraday nor. Davy, for example, had more regard for wealth, Like Maxwell, Ampere and Oersted, he was noMaxwell nor Kelvin had children.Dalton and and so had Armstrong and Kelvin ;but in nonemean poet, and his poems often took a religious Cavendish never married, while Davy was thirty- was its pursuit a controlling factor. turn.And, if further evidence of similaritiesfive when he married, and Tyndall was fifty-six. is sought, it will be found in an appreciation of Even in the matter of children, however, the Attributes in Common music and of humour.Faraday played therule is not without exceptions.Ampere had a I have said that every man had a love offlute, sang occasionally and loved opera.Davy son, and Priestley and Oersted had large families. exact knowledge, and I put stress upon thecertainly appreciated music, and so, of course,Oersted, as the secret of his life, said, " In my adjective.For a love of knowledge is commondid Wheatstone, Maxwell, and Kelvin, who family I am as happy as a man can be.I have enough, it is the " hate of doubtful knowledge," played the French horn. Ampere's musical ability, a wife whom I love, and children who are dear discontent with second best-in short, thorough-on the other hand, is made clear to us in a letterto me, and who areprosperous " ;whilst going thoroughness that characterises the greatfrom his wife.She says :" The little one Faraday, twenty-eight years after his marriage, philosopher." Icannotbutdoubt,"says amuses himself with singing- as splendidly as you could say that, " It was an event which more Faraday, " that he who has most power of do ;it vexes me to find that he cannot followthan any other contributed to his earthly happi- penetrating the secrets of Nature and guessingan air."This isall the more strange, sinceness and healthful state of mind."Domestic by hypothesis at her mode of working, will alsoAmpere was a mathematician, and mathematicspeace was, if not absolutely essential, at least a be most careful to distinguish the knowledgeso often go with music, as was exemplified ingreat aid to these votaries of Science. which consists of assumption, by which I mean Mozart. Ohm had no ear for music, either, so I can hardly close my six talks upon a more theory and hypothesis, from that which is thethere is no absolute rule in these matters.As appropriate note than this,and, in bidding knowledge of facts and laws." regards humour, Faraday loved a romp withfarewell to my listeners, my hope is that, from Words like these show the temper of the children, and, when well, was always ready for fun the lives and the work of Faraday and some of mind which succeeds in " penetrating the secretsin his spare time.Maxwell's humorous verseshis contemporaries, at least some students will of Nature."In all the votaries of science, then,are well known ;while Ohm, Huxley, Dalton, find inspiration, and all teachers an intention, we find a great common factor, which consists Ampere and Wheatstone all had a similar vein. to blend biography with bookwork. MARCH 27TH, 193 I WORLD -RADIO 497 MYSTERY OF THE .ETHER Correspondence (Continued from page 493) Co-operative Short -Wave Research out just as shot spreads out when fired from a To the Editor of WORLD -RADIO gun. On hitting the photographic plate they SIR,-I was disappointed to find that my letterwill produce a blurred image largef than the of December last, suggesting amateur co-operation area of the original beam, and there will be no TANNOT in wireless research, did not elicit any response from clearly -defined pattern. PRODUCT, yourreaders.However,itisreassuringand If, instead of firing a beam of particles, we gratifying to find one's views endorsed by no lesscause the emission of a train of waves so that an authoritythanProfessor Appleton.Inhis they have to pass through the screen we shall article of the 13th inst., on co-operative short-wavehave quite a different picture.Owing to the research, he quotes instances of amateurs' success Wain/ Unit/ that might well be repeated on a larger scale ;and, regular spacing of the molecules in the screen moreover, it is interesting to learn that the indivi-the latter will act as a diffraction grating-a dualities of amateur receivers do not offer such adiffraction grating in optical work is a glass NOW serious obstacle to their co-operative employmentscreen finely ruled with a large number of lines COST as might have atfirst been supposed.Finally, so that the glass offers a large number of rough Professor Appleton points out one interesting line grooves and fine surfaces.Now, if the distance of research that awaits amateur co-operation andbetween the molecules in the screen approxi- also promises to give details of this and other suitablemates to the wavelength of the emitted wave, LESS fields of enquiry in a future article. the photographic plate will show a series of TYPE P.2 150v at 15 Ws. Now that so competent a leader points the way, or it is to be hoped that amateurs in this country willdiffraction rings similar to those shown by light 120v at 20 Ws. consider whether it would not be worth while tofalling through a pin hole.The pattern thus H.T. Westinghouse amalgamate their resources, and substitute the force obtained will consist of a series of dark and light of numbers for the inadequacy of the individual. rings, the radii of which will bear definite ratios TYPE C.P.2. £3: 7: 6 Yours faithfully to each other. J. SHACKLETON BAILEY. When Professor Thomson fired a stream St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London, E.C. of electrons, presumably solid particles, they H.T.ANDL.T. left an image identical with those left by waves ! 120r. with 2 variable tappings. 2,4, or 6v. By bringing a magnet near the beam of electrons A Short -Wave Convert he found that the diffraction pattern was shifted, To The Editor of WORLD -RADIO and thus proved that the dark rings were pro- TYPE 0.E.1. £5: 0: 0 SIR,-Being a canny Scot, it was only after much duced by electrons " hitting " the photographic cogitation that I decided to build the Two -Valve plate, electrons which, however, failed to be H.T., ColinAND Short -Wave Superheterodyne Adaptor described in L.T. deflected by the molecules of the screen as solid 120 or 150v. a recent number of WORLD -RADIO. Ihad longparticles should be deflected, but behaved as 3 positive 8.tappings 2, 4, or 6v. been of the opinion that short-wave listening merely iliPP1251. up to14v. consisted of logging weak 'phone signals.This waves would behave. supposition was, quickly dispelled when I tuned in On measuring thewavelengthsof these X4 : 15 : 0 0(AF on Sunday evening. " electron -waves " it was discovered that they The following report of reception on March I had an exceedingly short wavelength, i.e.,a may be of interest :Broadcast set S.G.-v-1. very high frequency.Their frequency proved Dalin St.,West Norwood, S.E.27 9.45 p.m.-Close of service relayed from N.B.0to be a million times that of visible light, higher Studios, New York. than the frequency of X-rays, but not as high to p.m.-Programme from WGY-" Just a songas that of the hardest gamma rays, or that of at Twilight " ;" The Sweetest Story Ever Told," " Down in Dixieland," " All Hail to thee, Colum- cosmic rays.Professor Thomson 's results were bia," etc., etc. confirmed by other scientists both in Europe HERE IS THE These were received at full loud speaker volume,and in America, as well as in Japan.Moreover, and the quality was very good.There was slightProfessor A. J. Dempster, of Chicago, achieved irregularfading, which wasnotobjectionable. similar results with protons. The above experi- Radio Gramophone Cabinet Thanking you for a very satisfactory circuit. ments prove that waves of extremely high YOU ARE LOOKING FOR Yours faithfully, frequency are associated with both electrons and N. A. M. McK. protons when they are in motion. INSTAL A (To be continued) Annan, Dumfries. I.ANGMORE' lend have your Gramophone.Wire- CIRCUIT OF PARAPHASE AMPLIFIER less Set,Loud Speaker and Batteries all in one Cabinet. In response to re- The Langmore No. G4, as illustrated, is quests fromreaders verystronglycon- structedof selected interested in the oak.Sizeoverall possibilitiesofthe high3fti.edxep2lin. wide paraphase amplifier, The Top Section t h e accompanying Size Olin. deep, gives ampleaccommoda- diagram is re -printed tion for Gramophone from thearticle en- and Pickup. titled " Thoughts on ap The Centre Section 10in. high. is for the Receivers and Re- Wireless Set, to take a Panel either I8in. a ception " - World - 7in. or 18in. x 8in. Radio, December 12, TheBottomSection 593o, and the essen- I4in. high, gives ac- commodation for tialvalues areindi- Loud Speakerand The Batteries. catedbelow. The wholeofthe theory of the circuit, back is enclosed by double doors so that Mod, 1G4 and themethod of allparts are easily accessible. ALL are balancing, were fittedwithhinged described inthe top-heavyplatform Pr ice to take a 12in. turn- 60,- original article. table for the Gramo- phoneandacub- Packed Free and sent Carriage Vi stantial baseboard Paid toant, address in Great Ri5o0,000 ohms C1, o.5mfd. Ii= 20 for the Wireless Set. RI40,000 7) Cy I.0 V.' R 8,000 ohms BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED ENQUIRIESBritain.INVITED TRADE Rg 250,000 77 C3 0.1 Vs It= 3 to 4 JACOBEAN OAK R4- 200,000 77 Vs R= 1,500 ohms (approx.) THE MISCELLANEOUS TRADING CO., LTD., Output choke, 16 to 20 henries, centre tapped.Grid bias, according to valves and H.T. 13 & 17, New Oxford Street. 'Phone voltage.Decoupling resistance, and condenser tofirst stage are not shown in the diagram. LONDON, W.C.I. Holborn4894.'Phon 498 WORLD -RADIO MARCH 27TH, 1931 dates, fair L.S. strength on super -het. adaptor, Short -Wave Notes plus 2S.G.-v-s set) ;also at Sheffield, 9 p.m., STAY OUT OF GENERAL conditions for short-wave re- Mar. 5 -good L.S. strength on o -v-2 receiver, ception have been very good during the and at Coventry, 9.3o p.m., Mar. 8 -good L.S. week -March 16 to 22-W8XK, on the strength on 0-V-2 receiver. Chicago(49.83).HeardatDover,fair'phone 25 -metre band, being well heard after mid- strength, 10.30 to is p.m., Mar. 8.Steady but NORTHnight. On Thursday morning, from12.30 faded towards is p.m.(o-S.G.det.-z set). until about 3, many American stations were Toronto (49.22). Received at Langwith (Derbyshire), coming through well, ranging from W8XK on weak 'phone signals but increasing to moderate LS 25.25 metres to WGN on 417 metres, the strength, tz.3o to 2 a.m., Mar. 19.Slight fading star "stations being WzXAF (31.48) and and very bad static.Announcement heard, also WTIC, Hartford, Connecticut (283). request for reports.. (0-v-2 set.) Richmond Hill (49.02).Received at Dover, from * * * Is p.m., Mar. 8, at fair 'phonestrength, music We learn that a change has been made recently clear but speech indistinct.Similar results on 8'6 in the regular schedule of the Toronto short- four following nights (o-S.G. det.-2 set). wave station, VE9GW (49.22 metres), which, Saigon (49).Received at Mapperley, Notts, usually although using a power of only 27.5 watts, is at medium L.S. strength, from 2 to 3.15 p.m. ; N3(THEN the North Regional Station opens occasionally heard in this country.The revised occasionally rapid fading.Sometimes continues you can bid farewell to all your logs and times of transmission are as follows : Weekdays, until 4.15 p.m., as on Mar. 12, when usual English foreign reception. 11.45 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. the announcements were omitted.Heard at Dover, Unless, of course, you possess a Watmel 2 to 3 p.m., Mar. 8, at fair 'phone strength, on Wave Trap to eliminate this new interference. following morning. Sundays,5.3o p.m. to 4.15 a.m. (Monday morning). These times are, o-S.G. det.-2 receiver.Gramophone records Fix the Wave Trap anywhere between your andEnglishannouncements.Alsoheard,at aerial and set, and reception of any desired of course, G.M.T. good 'phone strength, at Ripon (Yorks), 9 p.m., station will come through at full volume and * * * Mar. 13 (o -v-2 set). without a trace of distortion. It will be of interest to learn, frOm the reports Pittsburgh East (48.86).Received, at good 'phone You can fit the Wave Trap to any type of set. of listenersoverseas, how they received the strength, at Dover, on evenings of Mar. 8, g and Be Prepared -Buy one to -day specialafternoontransmissionfrom G5SW so. Very clear on Mar. 9 (o-S.G. det.-z set): (25.53) in connection with the Boat Race on Tegucigalpa (48.62).Heard at Windlesham (Surrey), A FREE BLUE PRINT Saturday' last, at what was, for this station, an 12.20 a.m., Mar. 15.Fair to good L.S. strength. Write for the Blue Print of the T.3/ S.G. Imperial Three Receiver -A new unusual time. A further afternoon transmisson Interval signal, three cuckoo calls.Announce- highly selective wide -range set.Simple will take place on Sunday next -March 29 - ments ever quarter hour.(Super -het. adaptor, to construct and easy to operate.Free plus S.G.-v-s.) to Constructors. when, between 3 and 4.45 p.m., a special short- wave relay of the jubilee Concert at the Albert Moscow (46.6).Received at Coventry, 4 p.m. (and Hall, London, will be radiated. at 8 p.m.), Mar. 9 and so.Good L.S. strength. Same programme on each occasion also trans- * * mitted by Moscow on 5o metres(o -v-2 set). Referring to the remark made by " Vernier" in Also heard, on several occasions, at Mapperley his notes " Below soo Metres " (World -Radio of (Notts), and relays of Moscow (1,304 metres) also WATMEL WIRELESS CO., LTD., March 6), two readers, residing in Dublin and noted.(S.G.-v-2 set.) Imperial Work3, tiltth Street, Edgware Guernsey respectively, write to say that they Constantine (45).Heard at Dover, Is p.m., Mar. 13. Telephone: Ecknare 0323. Good L.S. strength, speech clear, music (records) alsohavereceived Bound Brook, W3XAL rather distorted (o-S.G. dee-2 receiver). (49.18) on what appears to be his first harmonic - (m.c.24) Georgetown (43.86). Heard at Langwith (Derbyshire), namely, on 24.59 metres. from s to 2 a.m., Mir. 16.Signals, at first weak * * * on 'phones, increased to fair LS strength by 2 a.m. We have received, a report indicating that a No static, but sl ght fading. (o -v-2 receiver.) SIMPLEST and BEST newcomer to the 49 -metre band, -Strasbourg, Rabat (32.26).Heard at' Liverpool, 7 to 8 p.m. France, callletters ANC -is operating on a Mar. 15, at good 'phone strength, on o -v --x receiver.Also well received, on various dates, at wavelength of 47.77 metres.Up to the time of London, W.2 (o -v -s set). DX WAVE PIN COILS going to press, however, we have no official Lyngby (31.51).Heard at Dover relaying Copen- news of the station, or details of times of trans- hagen, 10.3o a.m., Mar. 8.Good L.S. strength Set of 4. 3-5-7-9 7/6 Fri mission. and very steady.Sunday morning transmissions Readers' Reports usuallywellreceived(o-S.G. det.-2set). DX COILS Ltd., London, E.8 Also heard at Coventry, good L.S. volume, 6.3o Vatican (50.26). Good LS reception, at Leigh -on - to 7.45 p.m., Mar. so (o --v---2. set). Sea, on theafternoonof March6.A talk, Buenos Aires (28.98).Numerous reports received repeated in Italian, German, French, and.English. regarding the Exhibition broadcast which appears (Super -het. adaptor plus SG -v2 sat ) to have been well received from LSX.Morse THE LISTENER MOSCOW (5o). Several reports mentionthe interferencereportedin some cases.Regular announcement : " Moscow ... onawave- reception at good L.S. strength reported from length of 1,304 metres and, at the same time, on Dover (o-S.G. det.-2 set). IS WELL WORTH READING a wavelength of 5o metres."Heard, at fair 'phone Schenectady (17.34).Short-wave propagation tests strength, at London, S.W.so, 6.45 to to p.m., (as announced), television transmission, heard at IT COSTS THREEPENCE Mar. 13 receiver) ;at Liverpool, good Gateshead -on -Tyne and at Guernsey, 2 to 3 p.m., 'phone strength, from 8.4o p.m., Mar. 15 ;at Mar. 6. EVERY WEDNESDAY. London, W.2, 9 p.m., Mar. 8 set) - Bandoeng (15.93).Received as a strong, steady heard to announce next transmission at 9 p.m., on signal at Coventry, 2.20 to 3.40 p.m., Mar. 10. Thursday following ;atReading, on various Musical programme (o -v-2 set).

THE POWER UNIT THAT SUPPLIES THOSE EXTRA VOLTS -SAY SIX -SIXTY FOR 200 VOLTS H.T.Automatic Grid Bias too, safeguarding your valves. Replaces existing batteries in a moment -takes no more Write for FREE BOOKLET room. Price£6 : 6 : 0. An extra winding for L.T. givingfulldetails ofthe enables you to use the unit at any time as a complete whole Six -Sixty range. mains -drive for A.C. Valves. Six -Sixty RadioCo..Ltd.,Six -Sixty House, 17/18, RathbonePlace,OxfordStreet,London.W.1. Tel.:Mascara6116-7. [11fCII 27TH, 1931 WORLD -RADIO MAKE YOUR SET PlIETEOF PROGRAMME SECTION WITH AN OSBORN RADIO CABINET. FURNITURE ModelIto.214. A RadioCabinet, 4ft. high,2ft.2ins. wide, 1 f t..bins.deep. The Continental Programme Events battery and loud- speakercompartments arc at the .bottord and arepartitioned off. SUNDAY, MARCH 29 Plays Sizeofbaffleboard behind fret is 24ins. x Concerts 7.15 p.m.Copenhagen :" The Merchant of 24ins.Metallic fabric i.10-4..10 p.m Hilversum :Bach's" St. Venice." forfretfrontisin- cluded. Openingsat Matthew Passion." 7.30 Langenberg :" TheSt.Jacob's top and back.Cabinet takes panel 2ft. a 9ins. 5.5p.m.Munich :Bach's" St.Matthew Pilgrimage "(alegendary play or smaller. RADIO - GRAMO- Passion," with music). PHONE COMBINA-

6.5 Frankfurt, MiThlacker : Bach's Mass Munich : " Everyman " (Hof- TION. 8.35 0 For the small sum of in B Minor. mannsthal). 5 / -extra this .cabinet canbe made4ins 7.o Copenhagen : Mozart -Wagner con- higherand converted intoaRadio -Gramo- cert. FRIDAY, APRIL 3 phoneCabinet, com- 7.40,, Hilversum :Orchestral. pletewithmot or Concerts board. 8.o Brussels No. a: Orchestral. 5.op.m.Leipzig, Berlin, Breslau, Heilsberg, WE ARE EXHIBITING AT TH 8.o Brussels No. 2 : Beethoven chamber KonigsWusterhausen :Bach's music. " St. Matthew Passion." 8.15 Muhlacker, Frankfurt :Orchestral.

6.35 Frankfurt, Mdhlacker :Schubert's MODEL No. 214. Operas and Operettas Mass in A Flat.

5.40 p.m.Langenberg : " Tristan and Isolde " 7.10 Langenberg :Brahms's " German (Wagner). Requiem."

6.o Warsaw,Katowice :" Parsifal " 7.15 PP Warsaw, Katowice : Sacred concert. PRICES. (from Warsaw Opera House). Milan, 'Turin :Sacred concert. Machined ReadytoAssemble : 7.30,, Oak, £3 0 O. Mahogany, £3 .5 0. 7.30 Rome :" Lilac Time " (Schubert). 8.o Brussels No. : Beethoven and. Assembled Ready to Polish EP Oak, £4 0 0. Mahogany, £4 5 0. Wagner concert. Assembled andPolialied . MONDAY, MARCH 3o Oak, £5 0 0.Mahogany,- £5 15 0. Concerts 8.o Frankfurt,Mdhlacker :Chamber AllModels CarriagePaid. 8.op.m.Milan -Turin : Concert " Radio music. Send Coupon and 3d. in stamps for 56 -page illustrated catalogue. 8.o tr Rome : Sacred music. Marelli." 91 9.0 CHAS. A. OSBORN, Dept. W R 8.o Munich, Langenberg, Leipzig : ,, Copenhagen : Handel concert. The Regent Works. Arlington St., London, N.1.T,- PR plane :Clerkenwell5095. Andat21, ESSEX ROAD. Musicfrom RegensburgPlays ISLINGTON, N.1 (1min,fromtheAgriculturalHall). Cathedral. 7.0p.m.Hamburg : " Cain " (Lord Byron). Telephone: Clerkenwcll 5634.

8.3o Brussels No. 2 : Bach's Mass in B 840 SP Stockholm : " Good Friday " (JohnCOUPON____ Please send NAME Minor. Masefield). I me your 56 - pageillus. ADDRESS Operas and Operettas I SATURDAY, APRIL 4 itogue,crated cata-for 6.3o p.m.Stockholm :" Marriage of Figaro " ' I en - Concerts I close3d.in (Mozart). La MOM. I Plays 6.3o p.m.Vienna :SongRecital by Herr DEPT. W.R. 8.15 p.m.Frankfurt, Mdhlacker !` Pitt, Richard Mayr of Vienna Opera the Orator " (radio play). House.

7.o Munich : Orchestral. TUESDAY, MARCH 31 7. x o Budapest : Wagnerand Bach FAMOUS Concerts concert. 7.op.m.Stockholm : Danish music. 8.45 Mithlacker, Frankfurt :Bach con- 7.40 Hilversum : Orchestral. cert. 8.10 Milan -Turin : Symphony concert. Copenhagen : Modern dance music. FOREIGN .3o Munich :Organ, vocal and Viola. 9.5 ,, 9.30 Radio -Paris : Chamber music. Operas and Operettas 6.35 p.m.Munich : " Othello " (Verdi). FOREIGN LANGUAGES 7.45 ,, Mdhlacker, Frankfurt : " The May Queen " (Gluck). (Continued from page 492)

8.o, Radio -Paris :" IPagliacci "andeC se oni uzus ses naciajn lingvojn.Supozeble, " Cavalleria Rusticana." la organizantoj ne atentas la enlogantojn mem. WEDNESDAY, APRIL a Radio. -Ho, tute ne.Luksemburgo estas Concerts tiom malgranda.Krom tio,ili jam povas 7.0p.m.Copenhagen : German Folk Songsadskulti facile la programojn el la najbarlandaj PROGRAMME music. stacioj.Sed, diru al mi, kiun lingvon parolas la luksemburganoj ?

Munich : Orchestral. 7.45 ne precizc scias.Lad artikolo, eva, Suncia 9.o Radio -Paris : " Redemption" (Gounod). kiun mi legis lastatempe en lingvista gazeto iii parolas indiferente, jen frame, jen germane. 9.10 Copenhagen :Chamber music. front Ito 3,, 10.29 Barcelona : Orchestral and vocal. Krom tio, lay mia informinto, ekzistas luks- ,emburga dialekto.Li ne diris, kio gi estas, Operas and Operettas sed mi kredas, ke Ai estas membro de la grupo-- 8.0 Rome : Opera relay. p.m. de altgermanajdialektoj, en kiu trovigasla TUNE IN TO 8.10 Milan -Turin :" Donna Juanita "svisgermana kaj la alzaca. (Suppe). Radio.-Interesa lando por la lingvisto. THURSDAY, APRIL Duo.-Jes, la verkinto de la gazetartikolo, RADIO PARIS Concerts al kiu mi aludis, rakontas tre amuzajn epizodojn 7.15 p.m.Warsaw, Katowice :Philharmonic elvizito altiu, ,§tateto, Lad li,hotelestroj, 1725InCeit'' concert. policistoj, fervojistoj k.t.p. p2'rolas al la vojaganto 7.45 Rome : Compositions by I. Pizzetti,en ,miksa3o de franca -kajgermana lingvoj. {or the)lcitcisL, 8.o Breslau,KonigsWusterhausen 'Se oni deinandas france, ili respondas germane ; Symphony Concert. oni tuktranslingvigas, kaj iii ruze evitas la Cason, DeCCO,ctince, S.o Brussels No. z : Handel and Bachreparolante frame,. concert. Radio.-Kia konfuza situacio por nelingvisto, (2-soisuccesses 8.25 Hilversurn :" The Death of Jesus " Ida mi !Mi prokrastos mian viziton 4 tiu (oratorio). lando, gis kiam Esperanto estos generale uzata 8.45, Radio -Paris :Symphony concert. tie. Full programme and cataloguesfroru : 9.30 Berlin, Breslau, Heilsberg, Konigs Duo.-Kredu min, amiko, nenie en la mondo THE DECCA RECORD CO., LTD. Wusterhausen, Leipzig :Thirdoni pli bezonas gin. (Dept. 233),I 3, BRIXTON ROAD, LONDON, S.W.9. act of " Parsifal." RADIO -DUO. rsyd, 500 WORLD -RADIO MARCH 27TH, 1931 Interference between Stations SHORT-WAVE STATIONS Last Week's Log (March 15-19) M. Kc/s 70.1 4280 -Khabarovsk (U.S.S.R.). 9 a.m. to 12 noon. (Mardi 15-2I). 67.65 4434-Doberitz (Germany), AFK 5 kW. THE period between March is and March 61 4918 -Radio LL (France), o.5 kW. 19 has brought but little change in the 58 5172 -Prague.TUES. and FRI., 7.30-9.30 p.m. By " THE SEARCHER" 50 8000 -Barcelona Radio Club EA.J25.S.vr.8--9 p.m. general aspect of the broadcasting bands 50 8000 -Bucharest (Romania), 0.3 kW. THE completechange inthe weather,as regards interferences. 50 6000-Moscow(Russia) Relays Moscow,Tr'desUn. 50 6000 -Nairobi (Kenya) 7LO. Daily 4-7.30 p.m. which took place during the latter part The Russian telegraphic station, RAX, men- 49.83.8020 -Chicago (I11.) W9XF, 5 kW. Relays WENR, of the previous week, naturally producedtioned previously on 17o kc/s, was found on the SUN. 5-7 a.m., 1-5.30 p.m., 8.30-11 p.m. and 1-6 a.m. (MoN.).Weekdays. 3.15- rather unsettled conditions, from a wireless point 17th on 178 kc/s, between Radio -Paris and 4.45 p.m., 8.30 p.m. -12 m'nt. and (ex.SAT.) of view, at the beginning of the period fromKonigs Wusterhausen ;he was giving tele- 1.30--6 a.m. 49.87 6040 -New York (W2XAL),0.25 kW. TOES., March 15 to a1.Huge changes in temperature, phony on that night, but was again on 17o kc,'s 12 m'nt.-5 a.m.WED., 12 m'nt.-2 a.m, such as we have recently experienced, are boundthe next day, transmitting morse. Fitt., 12 m'nt.-4 a.m. SAT., 12 m'nt.-3a.m. 49.5 6060 -Cincinnati W8XAL,Relays WLW. to produce a crop of atmospherics for a period On the medium -wave band there are certain 49.5 6060 --Philadelphia (Pa.) W3XAU, o.5 kW. Re- of greater or lesser duration.These pests werezones which are, and for a long time have been, lays WCAU. Daily 2-9 p.m. THURS. and FRI., 2 p.m. -8 a.m. very bad during the first two days of the week, particularlybadlyaffectedbyinterference. 49.5 6060 -Winnipeg (Canada) VE9CL, 2 kW. Daily and on the Monday there was really no pleasure Those zones are quite definite, and the first (except Sun.) from 11.30 p.m. -1.30 a.m. 49.4 6072 -Vienna, 0.4 kW. TUES., 10 a.m.-12 noon. in long-distance work. On the Tuesday, theyto be met with, going down the wavelengths THURS., 2-3 p.m. SAT., 10 p.m. -12 m'nt. were both less frequent and less violent, beingscale, is the one surrounding the International 49.34 6060 -Chicago (Ill.) WgX.AA, 0.5 kW.Relays WCFL. Daily 2-5 a.m. confined mainly to crashes at intervals.From Common Wave of 66a kc/s-viz., from Langen- 49.22 6095 -Toronto (Canada) VEgGW, o.o28 kW. the Wednesday to the Saturday inclusive, there berg (exclusively) to Rome (exclusively). There Weekdays, 11.45 a.m.-3 p.m. and 8 p.m. -3 a.m.SUNDAYS, 6.30 p.m.-4.151 a.m. was hardly an atmospheric to be heard, and is,first, Lyons-la-Doua on 644 kc/shetero- 49.18 6105 -Bound Brook (N.J.) W3XAL, 12 kW.MoN., conditionsimproved fromnighttonight.dyned, as stated previously, by Tartu, relaying 10.30-11.45 p.m.'Furs., 10-11 p.m. WED., Timm., Fah, 10.30-11 p.m. SAT., 10 Saturday, March at, was, in fact, one of theTallinn.Zurich, oti 653 kc/s,is very often -10.25 p.m. Daily (ex. MoN.), 4-8 a.m. best spring days for long-distance receptionjammed by Bolzano, which ought to work on the 49.02 6120 -Richmond Hill (N.Y.) WzXE, 0.5 kW.' Relays WABC.D'y1p.m.-15 a.m.next day. thit I can remember for several years. Common Wave (remarkable for the heterodyne 49 6122 -Saigon (French -Indo-China). On that night, the four -valve set was ablewhistles produced by the eight stations using it - 48.88 6140 -Pittsburg East (W8XK).Relays KDKA. WED. and SAT., 10 p.m. -5 a.m. to bring in twenty-five stations atfull loudHelsinki having gone back for the time being 48.8 6147 -Manila (Philippine IslandsKZRM. Daily speaker volume, whilst with the seven-valverto 1,355 kc/s).On 671 kc/s the weak station a.m.-3 p.m.(ExceptMONDAY). 48.8248.62 6170 -Tegucigalpa (Honduras) HRB, 2.5 kW. the number was three times as great. of Paris PTT is heterodyned by the three Nor- Daily (except SUN.), 12 m'nt-5 a.m. The long -wavestationsareoutstandinglywegian relays, Aalesund, Rjukan, and Notodden. 48.35 6205 -Bogota (Colombia) HKC.Daily, 3 p.m. good just now.Huizen, giving the Hilversum 48 6250 -Casablanca (N. Africa) CNSMC.Relays The second zone of interference goes from Rabat. MON. 8.10 p.m.'Furs. 12 noon - programmes, is always a splendid signal, andManchester to Muhlacker. Hamburg (8o6 kc/s), 1 p.m. and 8.10 p.m. equally good is Warsaw. The seven-valver will 47 6382 -Funchal (Madeira) CT3AG. THURS. and is heterodyned by two stations :on Qne side by SAT., 10 p.m. -1 a.m. separate this station from the Eiffel Tower when Seville (803 kc/s), which begins its evening trans= 46.6 6438 -Moscow (Russia). the two are working, but with a less selective 45 6667 -Constantine (Algeria) 8 KR, 0.2 kW. MON. missions at 9 p.m.; on the other side by Radio and FRI., 10 p.m. set it is a case of listening to Warsaw when theLL,Paris (8 i o kc/s),whichworkson 44 6818 -San Lazaro (Mexico) XDA, 3 kW. 1 a.m. Eiffel Tower is silent, and vice versa.Radio - 43.88 6840-Georgetown(British Guiana) VRY,o.12 kW. Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 to 7.3o p.m., SUN. 10.45 p.m.-2.15a.m.Trnms. 12.15a.m. Paris, Motala, Kalundborg, Oslo, and Zeesen on other days from 6 to about 10.3op.m. -2.15 a.m. Occasional evng. transmissions. have all furnished fine reception. 43 6978 -Madrid (EARzoo). TUES. & SAT., 10.30 p.m. And lastly, Algiers and Bergen are badly hetero- 42.9 6991 -Lisbon CTiAA, o.7 kW. FRI.,10 p.m. On the medium waves, Budapest was notdyning each other on 824 kc/s. L. B. 41.7 7195 -Singapore VStAB. MON., WED., and FR., 2.30-4 p.m. quite up to the mark on Wednesday and Thurs- 41.6 7211 -Tenerife Radio Club EAR58, 0.5 kW. day, though excellent on other nights.Munich 39.7 7556 -Bogota (Colombia) HKF. is there if you have sufficient high -frequency 37.76 7968 -Bangkok (Siam) HSP, zo kW.Irregular. Which Station Was That ? 36.92 8125-Bandoeng (Java) PLW. amplification.Vienna has been extremely good, (Answers to Correspondents) 34.68 E650 -Long Island. WzXV.Far. 11p.m.-1.30a.m. and Brussels No. i is suffering less from back- 32.5 9230 -Paris (FLJ). Time Sig. 8.66 a.m. and p.m. BROMIUM (Bath) :Moscow -Popoff ;short-wave transmitter 32.26 9300 -Rabat (Radio Maroc),6 kW.SuN.,7-9 p.m. groundnoisiness.Milanisnearlyalways relaying Trades Unions.ELSEE (Oserestry) :Regret, cannot 32 9375 -San Lazaro (Mexico) XDA, 20 kW. 9 p.m. good, but Langenberg has varied a little.Rome, trace.MERCURY (Leeds) :Moscow Popoff(seereplyto 31.56 9500 -Melbourne (Australia), 5 kW.SAT. only BROMIUM above). JAKE (Scarboroagh) :North Regional 10-11.30 a.m. Stockholm, and Katowice have come in well, testing.JOURNALIST (Fleetwood) :Leningrad ;special late 31.51 9520-Lyngby (Denmark) OXY, 0.5 kW. Relays and Witzleben maintains the increase in strength transmission for night -workers.THE BASS KING :If you mean Copenhagen.Daily 7 p.m. to close down. that the call heard was W8XK, then relay of KDKA.Please 31.48 9530 -Schenectady N.Y.(W2XAF), to kW.(Aer.). which has recently become noticeable.Sottens answer questions in the order given in coupon.IRISH TYRO Relays WGY. Weekdays 10.30 p.m. -4 a.m. is one of the best of European stations, thus (Castelrea) : RadioIdzerda,TheHague.LANCASTRIAN SUN., from 9 p.m. (Harrow) :Radio Strasbourg ;announcements in both French 31.4 9554 -Manila KAtX12.Relays KZRM. keeping up the reputation which, as old readers and German. XXX (Darlington) :Possibly Sverdlovsk, but 31.38 9560-Zeesen (Germany), 8 kW.Relays various may remember, the original Berne station gained cannot confirm.LOVE 0' MIKE (Claygate) :This was definitely stations, generally 1 p.m. -12.30 a.m. Warsaw ;a violin concert.There is no station between War- 31.35 9569 -Springfield (Mass.) WIXAZ. when he first came into operation four or five saw and EiffelTower.WET PAINT (Gateshead -on -Tyne) : 31.28 9590 -Eindhoven (Holland) PCJ, 25 kW. WED., years ago. Bordeaux - Sud - Ouest. ELMO MIGHTY (Bristol) : (1) 6-8 p.m. THURs., 2-8 p.m., and 11 p.m. W2XAF, relaying WGY.DUN -IT(Preston) : (1)WTAM, -3 a.m. (Fat.).FRI., 6-8 p.m. and 12 Frankfurt is generally good. Toulouse shows possibly relaying WBAL, from which station you heard the call. midnight to 6 a.m. (SAL). fine strength, but his quality often suggests They are both in the NBC net ;(2) Radio ldzerda, The Hague. 31.28 9590 -Philadelphia (Pa.) W3XAU, 0.5 kW. Daily LAST CHANCE (Buoton) :Regret,cannottrace. BUCKIS (except THURS. and Fah), 9 p.m. -11 a.m. over -modulation. Lw6w is always good, but (Newport,Mon.) :Yes,withoutdoubt,Riga. 8.W. F. 30.88 9715-Heredia (Costa Rica) NRH, 7.5 watts. Daily Hamburg has been heterodyned.Miffilacker (Birmingham) :Radio Vitus (Paris). INQUIRER(Halifax) : 10-11 p.m. and 2-3 a.m. Brussels No.2 ;outsiderelay. OH -KAY BABY (Blilton- 30.75 9756-Agen. TUES. and FRI., 9-10.15 p.m. iscompletelyreliable, andIcan generally head) :(a) Leningrad; (b)wireless fog beacons. NOVICE 30.5 9836-Poznati (Poland), 0.25 kW.'Puss., 6.45- -obtain good reception from Graz.Barcelona (Bedwas) : Cannottrace as nowavelengthestimated. 9.45 p.m.THURS., 8.30 p.m. -1 a.m. EUCLID(Yardley) :Yes,Dublin. INQUISITIVE(Newton 30 10,000 -Belgrade. MON. only, 8-9 p.m. is showing satisfactory strength.Strasbourg is Abbot) :Cork relayingDublin.SARAH (Bristol) :W2XAF, 29.5 10,167 -Bangkok (Siam) HSG,1kW.MoN., 1-4a.m. fading rather less than he was, -Brno comes in Schenectady ; N.B.C. programme. ETHERSEARCHER 29 10,345 -Saigon (French Indo-China).Irregular. (Huddersfield) :This was Stockholm ;a late broadcast of gramo- 28.9810,350 -Buenos Aires LSX, 20 kW. Weekdays, at respectable strength, and Brussels No. 2 is phone records.GUY'S NIGHTBIRD (London Bridge) :Please 12 m'nt.-2 a.m. a huge signal. number yourqueries: (1)possiblyMorayska-Ostrava,but 28.2 10,365-Bandoeng (Java) PLR. cannot confirm as no broadcast was advertised for that time ; 26.1 11,495 -Manila K1XR.Relays KZRM. A little lower down the band are two excellent (2) Radio Idzerda, The Hague.ENERGY (East Ham) :Moscow - 25.5311,751-Chelmcford(G5SW),tokW.(Aer.). stations,BreslauandGoteborg.Thereis Popoff.S.W. PENTODE BANG (ColwynBay) :Moscow - Relays 5XX daily (except SAT. and Sun.), Popoff (RFN), 50 m. ;(b) On 60.1 m., not Utrecht but Eindhoven 12.30-1.30 p.m., and 7 p.m. -12 m'nt. little to choose between them in quality, but (Holland) ;(c) Yes.May we remind you of the terms of your 25.4211,800 -Vienna, 0.24 kW. Tues., 2--4p.m. ; WED., Goteborg is slightly the stronger signal. listening licence ?BEGINNER (Godelming) :Cabaret evening 10p.m.-12m'nt. Teutis.,10 a.m.-12 noon. (at Cologne studio withaudience),relayed by Langenberg. 25.4 11,810-Rom e (Italy) 3RO,g kW. (Aer.). Turin seems to have increased his power ; STINKS (Medford) :Huizen. HUMPTIDUM (Hendon) :Yes, 25.3411,840 -Chicago (Ill.) WQXAA. Relays WCFL. at any rate, he is coming in much more strongly short-wave transmitter relaying Moscow (Trades' Unions) broad- 25.2711,870 -Calcutta (India) VUC, 0.5 kW. Weekdays, casts.POSITIVE (Edinburgh) :Nidaros relaying Oslo.HOOIZIT 2.45-3.45 a.m., and 1-2 p.m. than he was.Bordeaux is terrific.Hilversum (Pontardulais) :Possibly a test by Lodz. P.F. P. (Winner) : 25.2511,880 -Pittsburg East (W8XK).5 p.m. -3 a.m. (Huizen programmes) is Suffering at the moment Moscow (50 m.). BONNSIDE (Glasgow) : Leningrad; early 24.5 12,240 -Manila KiXR. Weekdays, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. morningconcert.PUZZLER (Hytne) : Warsaw ;relayof 23.8 12,605 -Rabat (Radio Maroc), 6 kW.SUN.,11.30a.m. from interference. foreigntransmissions. MURRAY (London) :WLW, Cin- 23.35 12, 45 -Oakland (Calif.) W6XN, 5 kW. Relays KGO. Below this point, reception is not too good cinnati. PHARM (Mutley-Plymouth) :Sottens (Switzerland) 21.5 13,950 -Bucharest, o.3kW.WED.and SAT.,7.10 p.m. testing.ALGERNON (Urmston) :Warsaw-Raszyn, high power 21.3 14,080 -San Lazaro (Mexico), Daily at 4 p.m. News. at the moment, for there is a considerable amount transmitter.SONNY (East Ham) :Regret,cannottrace. 19.7215,210 -Pittsburg East (W8XK).Relays KDKA. of fading.The outstanding station inthis LONERIDER (Southsea) :Cologne (common wave).BEAGLER WED. and SAT., 12 noon -4 p.m. (Shoreham -by -Sea) : Kharkov. ENERGY(EastHam) (2) 19.5615,340 -Schenectady (WaXAD), zo kW. SUN. 6- part of the band is Heilsberg, whose strength Leningrad.SAMOSAM (N.W.6) :Sottens (Switzerland) testing, 9 p.m. Daily (except SAT.), 8-8 p.m. is always remarkably steady. SUPER -HET (WeSteliff-ow-Sea) Apparently Morayski-Ostrava. 16.9 17,750 -Bangkok HSJ, 20 kW. SUN., Noon -2.30, although not mentioned in programmes; Jack Hylton and his 6-8 p.m. Turs. 1-3 p.m. and 8-8 p.m. orchestra broadcast from Prague the previous week.D.X. FAN 16.8 17,850-Bandoeng (Java) PLF, 3o kW. (Leicester) :"Ici Librado " (Brussels Np, 2).MACFEN (Wok- 16.5218,160-Bandoeng (Java) PMC. ing): So far as we have been able to ascertain, no foreign station 16.3 18,404-Kootwyk (Holland) PCK.From 7 a.m. TO OUR READERS advertised a relay on that date ; apparently, a direct " pick-up" 16 18,750 -San Lazaro (Mexico) XDA, zo kW. 4 p.m. on your receiver.FOGHORN (Burnham) :Lille PTT.CARO- 15.93 18,830-Bandoeng (PLE).Tum., 1.40-3.40 p.m. When replying to advertisements please LUS (Norwich) :SurelyBarcelona (EA J1) ; gramophone re- For Long and Medium Wave Stations see page 521. cords.8. F. P. (southatoton) :Radio Normandie (Fecamp- mention " World -Radio " France) ;(2) about 500-550 metres is the usual range ;(3) we du MARCH 27TH, 1931 WORLD -RADIO 501 not quite understand your question ;other conditions being Regional transmitter :engineers'test.DUNOVARIAN (Dor- equal, the greater the power transmitted, the better your recep- chester) :(1) Huizen ;(2) Moscow-Komintem.MAN (Malden) : tion ;(4) Bucharest will 'be found just above Frankfurt and Lwow (Poland).M. B. (Earl's Court) :Huizen ;relay of a con- READ INSTRUCTIONS IN Budapestabove Munich.TELEPHONES (SuttonValence) : cert from Utrecht military barracks ;Turin is on 296 m., not Moscow, new short wave transmitter.MAGICIAN (Stockport) : 273 tn. ;see under " Deviations " in Wavelengths page.HOPE- IDENTIFICATION COUPON Sottens (Switzerland) testing.KEDGE (Norbiton) :With LESS HORACE (Sheffield) :(1) Wilno ;(2) Kharkov.MAHRUD further reference to our reply published in issue of February 20 (Basingstoke) :Possibly CT1AA, Lisbon.I ASKEW (Edinburgh): last, KUKU is the phantom call of a mythical U.S.A. station, Sottens (Switzerland) :The call is " lei poste national Suisse" used in a burlesque skit broadcast through the N.B.C. net by the or "Ici Radio Suisse Romande."C. G. J.(Portsmouth) :(110) Free Query Service Cuckoo Club.W.M. (D (t) probably Radio Maroc on far too vague ;possibly British experimental transmitter ;(2) Each query should be numbered andthe 32.26 metres;(2) Moscow transmits on 5304 and so metres if French, Rabat (Morocco).KILLOCH (Glasgow) :Yes, LSX, simultaneously ;(3) further remarks noted but cannot write to Monte Grande, Buenos Aires.CHUCK (Weaste) :(4) if on about questions on the coupon carefully answered. you as no address given.DOUBLE ELL (Derby) :(1) Toulouse WL stated, WGY, Schenectady, but this transmission would PTT ;relay of local fête ;(2) a test, possibly by Lodz.CHEERIO not come between London Regional and Brussels No. 2.CHEE- Letters must be addressed to the Editor, World - (King'sLynn) : Goteborg ; gramophonerecords. STOW CHAKO (Southampton) :Fecamp (Normandy).The call was : Radio, Savoy Hill, W.C.2. (Midlothian):Regret, cannot trace without some indication of " InRadio Normandie."ETHER (Wolverhampton) :Lenin- WL.ALLCOCK (Rhiwbina) :Lodz relaying Warsaw.BARI grad relaying Moscow (T.U.) ;German transmission.J. B. M. (Anglesey) :From the details supplied it appears to us that (Newcastle -on Tyne) :Radio-Idzerda, The Hague.BURFORD The Alternative Postal Service you were not tuned in on the " long waves " ;regret, cannot (Farnborough) :Copenhagen direct.QUERY (N.22) :This was trace.I. T. C. (Hove) :No Aberdeen, which was broadcasting Huizen ;a relay of concert from Utrecht barracks, and, later, In addition to the free service of " Which at the time ;an amateur ransmitter.2V (St. Annes) :(10) gramophone records.WESTWARD (Cardiff) :WTAM, Cleve- Station was That ? " printed in these columns, according to wavelength the only station in the Columbia System land.BLACKY (Portsmouth) : Radio-Idzerda, The Hague. would be WLAC, Nashville (Tenn.), on 204 m. ;(2) details too ALF(Stockton-on-Tees) : Notadvertised,batapparently replies to queries can be obtaited within forty- vague ;regret, cannot trace.EGHIB (W. 1) : Surely Lenin- Zagreb ; arelayofforeigntransmissions. MUCKABOUT eight hours of receipt of details, on payment of grad: details tally with programme. W.J. N. (Saundersfoot) (Drury Lane) : (c)Gleiwitz relaying Breslau;(d)Barcelona Lahti relaying 'Helsinki.2V (St. Annex) :(7) harmonic of Radio (EAJ1).G. H. W. (Bolton) :Turin relaying Milan.ELECT 6d. per query, in stamps or P.O., accompanied by Toulouse or possibly Radio Beziers.THREE VALVER (Wey- (South/lanky: Radio-Idzerda,The Hague;gramophone stamped addressed envelope (marked in left- mouth) :You do not say whether am. or p.m. ;a test by the record of Wembley Military Tattoo.R. H. M. B. (Evesham) : hand top corner " Postal Query Service "), and new transmitter.MILLI -AMP (Cardiff) :A relay of the Huizen Algiers.BOBUS (Richmond) : San Sebastian (EAJ8).PUR- mid -day programme ;possibly by a Dutch experimental station. BECK (Tottenham) :Turin ;see under " Deviations " in current coupon, as per conditions for " Free Queries." STRADIO (Canning Town) You do not say whether a.m. or issue.NU -UN (Beckenham) :Yes, Reykjavik.FLUMMOXED p.m. ;regret,cannot trace.VAN DEN DEE (E.1) : Yes, (Wembley) :You do not say whether a.m. or p.m. ;Gleiwitz \V2XAF' relaying .WGY, Schenectady.B.L.C.(Bridal) : relaying Breslau.MOGGLES (Glasgow) :Not advertised, but (1) REN, Moscow (46.6 m.) ;(2) W1XAZ relaying WBZ, Spring- apparentlyGoteborg ; gram.records. 1NVICTA (Mar- IDENTIFICATION COUPON (No. 113, field(Mass). SURPRISED (Catford) : Rome. WALTERS gate) :Huizen (orchestral, vocal, and choral concert relayed This coupon is (Pontypridd) :(1) regret, cannot trace.LSX, Buenos Aires, is from Amsterdam).ARREW (Aldridge) :Regret, cannot trace valid for ONE QUESTION on 28.98 m. ;(2) cannot trace from condenser reading, only. morse stations in these columns.P. E. (Priestley) :CT1AA, only, and should be cut out and attached to a OBERON (Bolton) :Leningrad.JAMMY DENTONIAN (Swin- Lisbon.NIGHTSHIFT (Perthshire) :Toulouse PTT :local separate sheet, upon which thefollowing ques- don) ;(1)details far too vague to trace Short-wave transmis- relay.AJAX (Gainaborough) :Experimental television trans- tionsshould be answered in the order shown, sion ; (2)W2XAF, relaying WGY Schenectady. WOOD - mission ;sound throughLondonNational andvision SPOILER (Hessle) :WTIC, Hartford, or WTAM, Cleveland ; through London Regional stations ; (2)yes. HOOCH AYE and a duplicate copy of questions and answer" (2) very vague, but if WL correct might tally with WIOD, Miami (Glasgow): Moscow -Popoff. QUERY(N.22) : Reykjavik. enclosed.No coupon more than one month old Peach.JULIUS CAESAR (Catertam Valley) :Lodz relaying NEWCOMER (Westcliff-on-Sea) :VK2MESydney, N.S.W. is, valid. Warsaw. CURIOUS (Sheffield) :Apparently, the call was mis- EARLY BIRD (New Malden):A test by Northern Regional. understood ;05IIK isa British experimental transmitter at THETA (Leicester) :Possibly WOO, Ocean Township (N.J.) on 1. Time and Date of reception. Sheffield.MOLLY (Faversham) :Cannot trace ;you do not say 23.36 m. The broadcast was also carried out by LSX, Buenos what you hear.BAD EGG (Wtitstable) :Sottens (Switzerland) Aires.SNOWBALL (Manchester);W1XAZ relaying WBZ, 2.Approximate frequency in kilocycles per sec. testing.XXXX (Earby) :Possibly Tiflis, but cannot confirm as Springfield.PUZZLED (Exeter) :Kharkov ;early morning programmes are not available.There is no other station between physical exercises.CAN'T SLEEP (Hayes) :Sottens (Switzer- (or wavelength in metres). Oslo and Leningrad. CURIOUS (Belfast): Kharkov ;relay of land) testing;relay of records from Lausanne studio.AUDI- 3.Nearest known stations, above and below. foreign stations.GOBLIN (King's Heath) :(1) Malmo relaying TEUR (Sefton Park) :CT1AA, experimental station at Lisbon, Stockholm;(2) MontpellierPTT. MILLHAND (Croydon) : YOUNG ENQUIRER (Liverpool) :Moscow Popoff short-wave 4.Call or interval signal, if heard. Brussels No. 1.OH KAY BABY (Birkenhead) :San Sebastian transmitter on 50 m.JOE HOE (Camberwell) :(1) Kharkov (EAJ 8).WHEREAMI (Enfield): Katowice.R. R. G. (Stowe) : on 426.3 m. ;early morning transmission ;(2) Sottens (Swit- 5.Language. Regret, cannot trace.Your details are too vague, as many zerland).Thecall was " IciRadio SuisseRomande "(a stations were broadcasting talks at that time.BLUE HEAVEN relay ofgram. records from the Lausanne studio). 6.Type of receiver in use and strength of signal. (Inverness) :(1) yes, Sottens (Switzerland) testing;(2) reg'ret, AFTER THE BALL (Wylde Green) :There is no American cannot trace.Radio Paris was closed down at thattime. broadcasting station on a WL between 352.7 and 361.2 m. ; 7.Details of programme or signal received. SIWADA (Menai Bridge) :Do you not mean " when trying for possibly KOA, Denver.ALPHA (Addison Gardens) :"Ici Radio Bandoeng "and not Bangkok ?Possibly Saigon, on 18.5 m., Suisse Romande " is the call from the Lausanne studio testing 8.Name and address. working with Casablanca (Morocco).CURIOUS (Edinburgh) : throughSottens. MIMSY TOVE (Annan) :Moscow -Popoff 9. Nom de plume.(Proprietary names must not (1) Algiers ;(2) Barcelona (EAJ1).WESTON (Salop) : Brussels (50 m.) relaying Moscow (T.U.) ;(2) regret cannot trace.Please No. 1;gram,records. WYAMARUS (Wakefield) :North number yourqueries. be used.)

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15 Scheduleof Advance Programmes NATIONAL LONDON REGIONAL MIDLAND REGIONAL (STRICTLY COPYRIGHT) MORNING Gramophone Records Organ Recital As London Regional Organ Recital As Midland Regional Studio Orchestra For the benefit of traders who may wish to make arrangementsfor AFTERNOON Restaurant Music Gramophone Records As London Regional demonstrating, we are printing each week a schedule of the programmes to Symphony Concert As National be transmitted by the National, London Regional, and Midland Regional FIRST EVENING Talks Light Music Studio Orchestra stations.It will be noticed that these schedules concern programmes to be PROGRAMME Symphony Concert German Talk As London Regional transmitted a fortnight hence, and it is felt that they will also be of particular SECOND EVENING Symphony Concert Review As London Regional service to those of our readers living abroad who will be able to use them PROGRAMME (art II) Dance Music As London Regional in connexionwith thereception of the Experimental Short Wave Dance Music Station, G5SW, which relays the National (5XX) programme from 7 p.m. THURSDAY, APRIL 16 SUNDAY, APRIL 12 NATIONAL LONDON REGIONAL MIDLAND REGIONAL NATIONAL LONDON REGIONAL MIDLAND REGIONAL MORNING Cinema Organ As Midland Regional Ballad Concert AFTERNOON AFTERNOON Church Cantata Light Music Studio Orchestra Studio Concert Cinema Orchestra As London Regional Military Band Abbey Evensong As Midland Regional Studio Orchestra Restaurant Music EVENING Hotel Orchestra Symphony Orchestra As London Regional Paoc;e.A.M),117 FIRST EVENING Talks Light Music Studio Orchestra PROGRAMME Studio Concert Orchestral Concert Chamber Music SECOND EVENING Talk Vaudeville As London Regional PROGRAMME Orchestral Concert Dance Music As London Regional MONDAY, APRIL 13 Dance Music (till rt p.m.) NATIONAL. LONDON REGIONAL MIDLAND REGIONAL MORNING Organ Recital Studio Concert As London Regional FRIDAYAPRIL 17 AFTERNOON Orchestral Concert Restaurant Music As London Regional Gramophone Records As Midland Regional Cinema Orchestra NATIONAL LONDON REGIONAL MIDLAND REGIONAL Restaurant Music MORNING Studio Concert Gramophone Records As London Regional FIRST EVENLNG Talks Band Concert Light Music Organ Recital PROGRAMME Vaudeville French Talk As London Regional AFTERNOON Gramophone Records As Midland Regional Studio Orchestra SECOND EVENING Chamber Music Orchestral Concert Military Band Restaurant Music As Midland Regional Cinema Orchestra PROGRAMME Dance Music Dance Music " As London Regional (till rr p.m.) FIRST EVENING Talks Dance Music As London Regional PROGRAMME Revue Chamber Music Studio Orchestra SECOND EVENING Play Military Band As London Regional TUESDAY, APRIL 14 PROGRAMME Dance Music Dance Music NATIONAL LONDON REGIONAL MIDLAND REGIONAL -MORNING Cinema Organ Instrumental Concert As London Regional SATURDAY, APRIL 18 AFTERNOON Restaurant Music As Midland Regional Cinema Organ NATIONAL LONDON REGIONAL MIDLAND REGIONAL Gramophone Records As Midland Regional Studio Orchestra Cinema Orchestra MORNING Cinema Orchestra As National FIRST EVENING Talks Light Music Light Music AFTERNOON Light Music As National Commentary on Rugby PROGRAMME Light Music Girls' Choir Band concert Cinema Organ Match Organ Recital FIRST EVENING Talk Light Music Military Band PROGRAMME Popular Programme Play As London Regional SECOND EVENING Musical Comedy Orchestral Concert Concert, (contd.) PROGRAMME Programme Dance Music Dance Music SECOND EVENING Dance Music Military Band Studio Orchestra Dance Music PROGRANBIE Dance Mimic 502 WORLD -RADIO MARCH 27TH, 193I

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(Daventry) k/CS.{1,554.4 metres) NATIONAL PROGRAMME 193 (35kW.) (March 29 -April 4) Debussy Preludes, played by9.55 p.m. -Shipping Forecast ; New Signal (Greenwich) at6.3o p.m. (Moszkovski). "JohnMorel: A StanislasdeNiedzielski(Piano- York Stock Market Report. 6.4o p.m. -The Foundations of Music. theSyghesthat camefro' my SUNDAY (MAR. 29) Debussy Preludes. Playedby Heart (x5th Century) (Unaccom- I0.30-10.45a.m.-Time Signal forte). 9.20 p.m -Talks for the Summer. panied, written for one voice only) ; Forocast.7.0-7.20 p.m.-" New Books." Mr.9.40 p.m. -Jack Payne and his B.B.C. Stanislas de Niedzielski. (Greenwich), Shipping andanItem7.0-7.2o p.m.-" ThisSurprising When the Heart is at ease (Arne) ; Time Signal (Greenwich) at 3.0 p.m. Desmond MacCarthy. DanceOrchestra The Crucifixion (Arr. Arms Fisher) 3.o p.m. -The Albert Hall Diamond7.25 p.m. -The Rt. lion. the Earl from The London Palladium. World."Mr. Gerald Heard. Concert in of Cottenham : " How to Use10.4o midnight, -Dance7.25 p.m. -Mr. W. Olaf Stapledon : (NegroAmericanFolkSong). Jubilee Celebration. Music. Time Signal (Greenwich) " The Re -making of Man." Quintet : Nocturnein Mists aid of the Musicians' Benevolent Speed Properly." 7.45 p.m. -An Orchestral Concert. (Grey). Maria Sandra :Recit. and Fund. The B.B.C. Sym-745 p.m -The Weekly Theatrical at 11.30 P.M. The London Cartoon :Sir John Martin -Harvey. Marie Wilson (Violin). The B.B.C. Air, Ombra maifu(Handel) ; phony Orchestra. Mostly Orchestra,conductedbyPercy The Virgin's Slumber Song (Max Symphony Orchestra. ' The New7.50p.m. - Vaudeville. WED. (APRIL 1) Reger) ;Allelulia Ia joyous Easter Symphony Orchestra. Conductors : Musical, including Sydney Baynes' Pitt. Overture, Euryan the (Weber); -Orchestra.Playing throughout the10.15 a.m.-The Daily Service. Lament (Percy Pitt). Marie Wilson Hymn (Arr. G. O'Connor -Morris). Sir Henry Wood, Adrian Boult, 10.30a.m.-TimeSignal (Green- and Orchestra :Concerto No. 1, in .Quintet:There isa green Hill Malcolm Sargent. Soloists : Programme. Josephine Trot (Light wich) Shipping Forecast. G Minor, Op. 26 (Max Bruch). far away (Gounod). Time Signal, Conchita Supervia, Keith Falkner. and Syncopated Songs). Stanelli TheWeek' in and Edgar (Comedy on two Violins).10.45-11.0s Orchestra :Suite, Philemon and (Greenwich), at 6.3o p.m. God Save the King (Conducted by " Shingled i aster:7.-fMiss Meganlk4 Baucis (Gounod) ;Waltz, Voices7.55 p.m. -Interval. Adrian Bonin.'Overture, The The Wireless Singers. George, M.P. of Spring (Strauss).Time Signal7.30 p.m.-B.B.C. Concert.Relayed Mastersingers(Wagner). (Con- Shakespeare " by Frank Burton.12 noon. -Gramophone Records. (Greenwich) at 9.0 p.m. from the Queen's Hall, London. bySirHenryWood). The Hairdresser (Ivan Samson) ; ducted The Lady (Lilian Harrison). Myra12.45 p.m. -Organ Recital by Leonard9.0p.m.-" TheSecond News." Parsifal(Wagner). The B.B.C. ConchitaSupervia and Orches- H. Warner. Time Signal (Green- Weather Forecast, Second General SymphonyOrchestra (Leader, tras :Grand Rondo de Cendrillon Cohen and Thelma Nurick (Piano- wich) at 1.0 p.m. ArthurCatterall),conducted by (Conducted forteDuets). LeslieSarony News Bulletin. (Cinderella) (Rossini). (Comedian). Time Signal (Green-1.15-2.30 p.m. -Light Music. Fras-9.15 p.m. -Shipping Forecast ; New SirHenryWood. Tatiana by.Sir Henry Wood). Orchestras : cati'sOrchestra. Directedby York Stock MarketReport. Makushina, Walter Widdop, Harold Aria on the G String(special wich) at 9.o a.m. Georges Haeck. 9.op.m.-" TheSecondNews." 9.20 p.m. -",The Way of,the World." Williams, Horace Stevens. Pre- setting)(Bach). (Conducted by 3.3op.m. -A Symphony Concert. Mr. Vernon Bartlett. lude.The Scene between Kundry Malcolm Sargent). Second and Weather Forecast, Second General News Bulletin. The Bournemouth Symphony Or-9.35 p.m. -A Pianoforte Recital by andParsifalinKlingsor'sEn- Third Movements, Pathetiquc chestra, conducted bySir Dan Solomon.Rhapsody in G Minor chanted Garden (Act I1).Kundry Symphony (Tchaikovsky). (Con-9.55 p.m. -Shipping Forecast ;New Godfrey. Lloyd Powell (Piano- and Intermezzo in C (Brahms) ; (TatianaMakushina) ; Parsifal ducted byMalcolm Sargent) York Stock Market Report. forte). Time Signal (Greenwich) (Walter Widdop) ; Klingsor Sea Songs (Stan-9.20 p.m -Flying Talks -IV. Lieut.- Prelude in G Sharp Minor and Keith Falkner : at 4.45 p.m. , Prelude in G Minor (Rachmaninov); (Harold Williams). ford). (ConductedbyAdrian Col. F. C. Shelmerdine (Director4-45 P.m. -Reginald New,atthe 8.3o p.m. -Shipping Forecast. Orchestras : Enigma of Civil Aviation) : " The De- Scherzo in B Flat Minor (Chopin). Boult). velopment of Civil Aviation during Organ. 10.0 p.m.-" LittleFlower of the8.35* p.m. -Interval. .Variations (Elgar).(Conducted by 5.15 p.m. -The Children's Hour. Wood." By Leonard Merrick.8.45 -ro.o p.m.-Parsifal (continued). Adrian Boult). the Past Year." 6.o p.m. -Mr. J. S. Blunt :" Easter Prelude, Act III :Good Friday 9.35p.m. -In Memory ofAnna Monastery, Adapted for the microphone by 4.45 p.m. -For the Children. Pavlova. A Concert of the music to atSt.Catharine's MichaelTalbot. Produced by Scene.Entrance to the Castle of 55 P.m. -The Victor Olof Sextet. The B.B.C. Mount Sinai." Lance Sieveking. the Grail.Amfortas' Prayer and Gladys Palmer (Contralto). Sextet : which she': danced. 6.5cp.m.-" TheFirstNews."50.40 p.m. -12 midnight. -Dance Closing Scene (Act Parsifal Coppelia (Delibes). Orchestra, conducted by Walford Selection, Hyden.Dionysius (Tcherepnin) ; Time Signal (Greenwich) at 6.3o Music. jack Payne and his B.B.C. (Walter Widdop) ; Amfortas GladysPalmer : Simesvers p.m. TimeSignal (HaroldWilliams) ; Gurnemanz avaient des ailes (If my Songs had Pizzicato (Delibes) ; Le Cygne (The of Dance Orchestra. Swan) (Saint-Saens) ;Valse Ca-6.40p.m. -TheFoundations (Greenwich) at 11.30 p.m. (Horace Stevens).Transformation Wings) (Hahn) ;Nuit d'Etoiles The Three Music.Debussy Preludes.Played.12 mtdnigid-12.5 a.m.(Friday). - Music and Closing Scene (Act I). (StarryNight)(Debussy) Le price(Rubinstein) ; by Stanislas de Niedzielski. Experimental Transmission for the Time Signal (Greenwich) at 9.0 p.m. Sextet' : Palms(Spendiarov) ; Serenade Captit (Gretchaninov). (Drigo) ; Variation (Coquetterie7.0-7.20 p.m. -Talks on Farming - RadioResearchBoardbythe Suite, English Folk Songs VII. Sir Daniel Hall,K.C.B., Fultograph Process. * If any news of importanceis (Vaughan -Williams) , -Legende de Columbine) (Rimsky-Korsakov); F.R.S., Chief Scientific Adviser, received during the day, itwill be (Wieniayski). GladysPalmer : GavottePavlova,(Glow Worm) Ministry of Agriculture. broadcast at 8.35 p.m. Dawn (Hoist) ;Sweet Chance that (Lincke) ;Bacchanale (Glazounov).7.25p.m. -Mr.PeterManniche, FRIDAY (3) led my Steps (Head) ;Requiem50.30p.m. -A PianoforteRecital Warden of the International50.30 a.m.-Time Signal (Greenwich), (Homer).Sextet :Negro Melody, by Eduard Steuermann. People's College, Elsinore :" The Shipping Forecast. SATURDAY (4) DeepRiver(trans.Coleridge - .0 p.m. -I s midnight. -Dance work of the International People's10.45-11.30 a.m.-Devotional Ser- Taylor) ;Guittare (Lalo) ;Welsh Music.Time Signal (Greenwich) College, Elsinore." vice, relayed from St. Martin -in -Io.i5 a.m.-The Daily Service. Air, David of the White Rock at 11.30 p.m. 7.45p.m. -The Ridgeway Parade. the -Fields. 50.30a.m.-TimeSignal(Green- (arr.Perry) ;Polichinelle (Bach- (New Series.). A Song and Dance3.3o p.m. -Reginald King and his wich), Shipping Forecast. maninov, arr. Bernards). TUESDAY (31) Show.Written by Holt Marvell Orchestra.Linda Seymour (Con-10.45-11.0 a.m.-Mr. J. S. Hicks : 6.o-6.15 p.m. -Bible Reading. 10.15 a.m.-The Daily Service. and -PhilipRidgeway. Devised tralto). Jan Van Der Gucht " Chicken Rearing." Time Signal 8.o p.m. -A Religious Service from50.30 a.m.-TimeSignal(Green- and Produced by Philip Ridgeway. (Tenor). Orchestra :Hymne , (Greenwich), at 1.0 p.m. Westminster Congregational wich) Shipping Forecast. Time Signal (Greenwich)at 9.0 Sainte Cecile (Gounod) ;Serenade1.0-2.0 p.m. -Light Music.The Church. 10.45-11.0 a.m.-" What is Good p.m. Hongroise (JouCiese).Jan van der Commodore Grand Orchestra, di- 8.50 p.m.-" The News." Weather Food ? "-II. Miss E. M. Hume ;9.0p.m.-" TheSecoidNews." Gucht :Ichweissdassmein rected by Joseph Muscant. Forecast, General News Bulletin. " Light and Diet."Housewives' Weather Forecast, Second General Erloserlebt(Iknowthat my 3.3gorampm.m London RegionalPro- 9.0 p.m. -Shipping Forecast; Time News. News Bulletin. Redeemer lives), and Mein liebster Signal (Greenwich) .*1 9.0 p.m. is noon. -Edward O'Henry at the945 P.m. -Shipping Forecast; New Jesusistverloren (My dearest4.no p.m. -Arsenal v.Chelsea. A 9.5 p.m. -The Crucifixion (Stainer), Organ.Time Signal (Greenwich) York Stock Market Report. Jesus,I have lost Thee) (Bach). Running Commentaryon the relayedfromSt. Marylebone at 1.0 p.m. 9.20 p.m. -Mr. Filson Young :" The Orchestra : Selection, Manon second half of the match by Mr. Georgee Allison.Timem. Signal Parish Church. St. Marylebone1.0 p.m. -Light Music.Leonardo Return of the Fishing ,Fleetto (Massenet). Linda Seymour : Alt 4.45lis Parish Church Choir. David Kemp and hisPiccadilly Hotel Fleetwood." There (Parry) ;To Music (Schu- (Greenwich),en w iFc Leach(Tenor).RobertButler Orchestra. 9.35 p.m. -Chamber Music.Parry bert) ;Auf dem Kirchhofe(in5.15 pm. -The Children's Hour. (Baritone). At the Organ, Samuel1.55 pm. -Experimental Transmis- Jones (Tenor).String Quartet. the Churchyard) (Brahms). Or-6.o p.m. -Interlude. Smith.Organist and Master of sion for the Radio Research Board11.0 p.m. -I2nadtught.-Dance chestra :Sursum Corda (Elgar).6.55 p.m.-" The.FirstNews." the Choristers, Ronald G. Tomblin. by the Fultograph Process. Music.Time Signal (Greenwich) Jan van der Gucht :Loveliest of Time Signal (Greenwich), at 6.3o 10.3o p.m. -Epilogue. 2.5--2.30p.m. -GramophoneRe- at 11.30 p.m. Trees (Butterworth) ;Spring Sor- Pm. cords. row (Ireland) ;May Day Carol6.40 p.m. -Interval. 4.0 p.m. -A Sonata. Elsie Owen (Essex Folk Song)(an. Deems6.45 p.m. -The Foundations of Music. MONDAY (30) (Violin). Kathleen Thomson THURSDAY (2) Taylor). Orchestra : Serenade DebussyPreludes. Playedby ...Ts a.m.-The Daily Service. (Pianoforte). - (Delius, transcribed Reginald King); Stanislas de Niedzielski. ro.3o p.m -Time Signal(Green-4.30p.m. -The Princeof Wales10.15 a.m.-The Daily Service. Passepied(Gillet). LindaSey-7.0 p.m.-" The Month in Scotland." wich), Shipping Forecast. Cinema Orchestra, conducted10.30 a.m.-TimeSignal(Green- mour :Morning Hymn (Henschel); Mr. A. Noel Skelton, M.P. 10.45 p.m.-" The Day's Work in by Frank Westfield.Time Signal wich) ; Shipping Forecast. Christ went upintotheHills7.20 p.mThe Week's Work in the other Lands "-XIII. Mr. Paul (Greenwich) at 4.4 pm. 10.45-11.0 a.m.-" Other People's (Hagemann) ; Maruts (Storm - Garden,by. theRoyalHorti- Sheldon : " A Clove Picker in5.15 p.m. -The Children's Hour. Standpoints "-VI. Mrs. H. A. L. clouds) (Hoist).Orchestra :Can- cultural Society. Zanzibar." 6.o p.m. -Mr. Frank Prewett : " Coun- Fisher :" The Young People." zonetta (Tchaikovsky) ;Overture,7.30 p.m. -From the Popular Operas. Is noon -Organ Recitalby Edgar try Life." 52noon. -ReginaldFoOrtatthe Impressario (Mozart).Timc Sig- StilesAllen (Soprano). Hubert T. Cook. Margaret Hale (Con-6.r5p.m.-" TheFirstNews." Organ.Time Signal (Greenwich) nal, Greenwich, at 445 P.m. Thorpe (Tenor).Foster Richard- tralto).Time Signal (Greenwich) Time Signal (Greenwich) at 6.3o at 1.0 p.m. 5.0 p.m. -Poetry Reading. son (Bass).The Wireless Chorus at x.o p.m. p.m. 1.10-i .54op.m. -LentenDinner -5.30p.m. -AViolinRecit alby (Chorus Master, Stanford Robin- 5.15 p.m. -An Orchestral Concert.6.40 p.m. -The Foundations of Music. Hour Service. Albert Sammons. son).The B.B.C. Orchestra, con- The National Orchestra of Wales DebussyPreludes. Playedby2.0 2.30p.m. - Gramophone6.o p.m. -The Gershom Parkington ducted by Joseph Lewis.Time (Leader, Louis Levitus), conducted Stanislas de Niedzielski. Records. Quintet. Maria Sandra (Soprano). Signal (Greenwich), at g.o p.m. by Warwick Braithwaite. 7.0-7.2o p.m.-" The Cinema." Mr.3.op.m. -Evensong fromWest- John Morel (Baritone).Quintet :9.0p.m.-" TheSecondNews." 2.0-2.30p.m. -GramophoneRe- Francis Birrell. minster Abbey. etite Suite de Concert (Coleridge.. Weather Forecast, Second General cords. 7.25p.m. -Mr.JohnBingham :3.45 p.m. -Jack Payne and his B.B.C. Taylor).John Morel :The Birds News Bulletin. 4.0. P.M -Light Music.Moschetto " An Undergraduate in the Dann. Orchestra. (Alec Rowley) ;The Philosopher9.55 p.m. -Shipping Forecast. and his Orchestra, from the May Foc'sle, II." 4.30p.m. -LightMusic. The (Harold Rawlinson) ;The Heart9.2o p.m.-" The Scoop "-XII. A Military Grosvenor House Orchestra, worships (Hoist).Quintet :Lotus Serial Detective tory. Miss Fair Hotel. Time Signal (Green-7.45P.m. -The Wireless Final wich) at 4.45 p.m. Band. Conductor,B. Walton directed by Joseph Meeus. Time Land (Cyril Scott).Maria Sandra : DorothySayers : " The 5.5.5 p.m. -The Children's Hour. O'Donnell. Franklyn Kelsey (Bass). Signal (Greenwich) at4.45 P.m. Swing low, sweet Chariot (H. T. Scoop:" - 0.0 p.m. -Talk. Sascha Lasserson (Violin).Time5.55 p.m. -The Children's Hour. Burleigh) ;The Knight of Beth- 9.4550.2t.m,p.-..V.-auTdsevilmleidnig 6.15 p.m.-" TheFirstNews." Signal (Greenwich) at 9.0 p.m. 6.o p.m.. -The Rev. Archibald Flem- lehem (D. Cleghorn Thomson) ; ht.-Dance Time Signal (Greenwich) at 6.309.0p.m.-" TheSecond. News." ing, D.D. :" Good Friday -Why Hear de lambs a-cryin' (Lawrence Musk. Ambrose'sBand,from p.m. Weather Forecast, Second General Friday and Why Good ? " Brown) ;By an' by (H. T. Bur- The May Fair Hotel. Time Signal 6.40 p.m. -The Foundations of Music. News Bulletin. 6.15 p.m.-" The First News." Time leigh).Quintet :Spanish Dance (Greenwich) at 11.30 p.m.

(Continued front page 504) Leggett.W. H . Squire (Violoncello). Squire Celeste Octet. Mabel Walker Octet. Howard Fry (Bari-9.0 p.m.(London). -The London 10.45-11.30 a.m. (London).-8.45 p.m. (London). -The Old Eng- Ferguson (Mezzo -Soprano). tone). StringPlayers(Leader, Jean Daventry National Programme. lish Chamber Orchestra, conducted3.30 P.m. (Midland). -A String Band6.45 p.m. (Midland). -Light Music. Pougnet).Conducted by Herbert Menges.Lia Rosa (Soprano). 3.3o p.m. -A Pianoforte Recital- by by-Fred - Adlington. Frances Concert. The Bandof11.M. The Royal Pump Room'I'rio, Arthur Benjamin. Allsom (Soprano). Royal Artillery (Mounted), con- Leamington Spa.Musical Direc-9.0p.m.(Midland).-" From the 4.o P.m. -A Light Symphony Con-8.45 Pm. (Midland). -The Midland ducted by T. J. Hillier. tor, Edna Willoughby. MusicalComedies."The Mid- Directed by p.m.(London). -Reginald Foort land Studio Orchestra.Directed cert.The City of 'Birmingham Studio Orchestra. 4.45 7.45 P.51. (London). -A Pianoforte Walter Payne Orchestra,conductedbyLeslie Frank Cantell. Maud Bostock at the Organ. Recital by Laffittc. by Frank Cantell. Heward. Muriel Sotham (Con- (Soprano) ; Charles Woodford4.45 p.m. (Midland). -Reginald (Baritone). tralto) ;Eda Kersey (Violin). (Violoncello). New at the Organ. 7.45 p.m. (Midland).-" Come, Pipe o.t 5 P.m.-" The Second News." 5.3o p.m. -Robert Maitland (Bari- 5.15 p.m. (London). Jack Payne and aSong,' The Midland Studio Weather Forecast, Second General tone) : Four Serious Songs his B.B.C. Dance Orchestra. Chorus. News Bulletin. (Brahms). SATURDAY (4) 5.55 p.m. (Midland). -Children's8.15 p.m.-" Little -Flower -of -the -10.30-10.35p.m. (Midland). -Ex- 6.0 pm.--Daventry National Fro -.0.15-...0 a.m. (London).-Daven- Hour. Wood,"byLeonardMerrick. perimental Transmission for the gramme. try National Programme. 6.o p.m. (Midland). -As London. Adapted for the microphone by RadioResearchBoardbythe 7.15 p.m. -Interval. 1.0-2.0 p.m. (London).----Daventry6.55 .p.m.-" The First News." Michael Talbot. Produced by Fultograph Process. 7.30 p.m -The WirelessMilitary National Programme. 6.4o p.m. -Sports Bulletin. Lance Sieveking. no. 30p.m. -12. midnight (London).- Band, conducted by Charles3.3op.m.(London). -TheJ.H.6.45p.m.(London). -The Frank8.55 p.m. -Regional News. Dance Music. 504 WORLD -RADIO MARCH 27TH, 1931

(London) (Midland) 842 kc/s (356.3 m.) REGIONAL PROGRAMMES 6z6 kc/s (479.2 m.) (70 kW.) (March 29 -April 4) (38 kW.) Kemp and hisPiccadillyHotel12 noon. -An Instrumental Concert. Yates (Baritone).Kathleen Curry mentalTelevisionTransmission SUNDAY (MAR. 29) Orchestra. The Chelsea Octet. (Violin).Alec Templeton (Piano- bytheBairdProcess. (356.3 3.3o p.m. (London). -A Pianoforte2.0-3.0 p.m.-Lozells Picture Housex.0 p.m. -Reginald New at the Organ. forte). m. Vision ;265.3 m. Sound). Recital by Kathleen Long. Orchestra,conducted by Ernest20-3.0 p.m. -The Midland Studio3.30 p.m. (London).-Daventry Na-12 noon. -A Ballad Concert.Arthur 3.3q p.m. (Midland). -An Afternoon Parsons. Orchestra,directedbyFrank tional Programme. Parsons(Baritone). Constance Concert. The Midland Studio4.0 p.m. (London).-Daventry Cantell. 5.15p.m.(London). -Clive Erard Bloc.kley (Violin).Kathleen Mot - Orchestra,-directedbyFrank National Programme. 4.0 p.m. (London).-Daventry and his Band, from The Amateur tram (Soprano). Chalfont Whit- Cantell.Stanley Dobson -Hopper5.15 p.m. (London). -Jack Payne and National Programme. .Dancers' Club. more (Pianoforte).Dorothy Byrt (Baritone). Dorothy Daniels (Piano- his B.B.C. Dance Orchestra. 5.15p.m.(London). -Jack Payne5.15 p.m. (Midland).-Chiltiren'sHour. (Contralto). forte). 5.15 p.m. (Midland). -Children's and his B.B.C. Dance Orchestra.6.o p.m. (Midland). -As London.. x.op.m. -TheShepherd'sBush 4.0p.m.(London). -The Central Hour. 5.15.. p.m. (Midland). -Children's6.55 p.m.-" The First News." Pavilion Orchestra, conducted Band of FL M. Royal Air Force,6.op.m.(Midland). -As London. Hour. 6.40 p.m. (London). -A Brass Band by Louis Levy. conducted by Flight -Lieutenant J.6.15 p.m.-" TheFirstNews."6.o p.m. (Midland). -As London. Concert. The AbramColliery2.0 P.m. -The Midland Studio Or- Amers. Arthur Cranmer (Bass).6.4o p.m. (London). -An Orchestral6.15 p.m.-" The First News." Prize Brass Band, conducted by J. chestra, directed by Frank Cantell. Thea, Philips (Soprano). Concert. The B.B.C. Orchestra,6.40 p.m. (London). -The Gershom Jennings. William Bernard (Tenor).3.0 p.m. (London).-Daventry Na- 5.0-530p.m.(Midland). -Organ conducted by Joseph Lewis. Elena Parkington Quintet. Dorothy Tillett6.4o p.m.(Midland). -The Music tional Programme. Recital by Gilbert Mills. Daniell(Soprano). (Soprano). of German and Sullivan.The5.15p.m.(London). -JackPayne 7.50 p.m.(Midland). -A Religious6.4o p.m. (Midland). -Vaughan Wil-6.40 p.m. (Midland). -The Midland MidlandStudioOrchestra, dir- and his B.B.C. Dance Orchestra. Service from St. Martin's Parish liams' Songs. A Recital by Maurice StudioOrchestra,directedby ected by Frank Centel!.Harold5.15 p.m. (Midland).-Children'sHour Church, Birmingham. Milboum (Tenor). Frank Cantell.Gertrude Entwistle Howes (Baritone).Nellie South-6.o p.m. (Midland). -As London. 8.op.m.(London). -A Religious7.0p.m.(Midland). -A Military (Contralto). worth-Elkington(Soprano). 6.15 p.m.-" TheFirst News." Service from the Studio, conducted Band Concert. Don Pedro and7.40p.m. -The Ridgeway Parade7.55 p.m.(London). -The Wee Weather Forecast, First General by Prebendary B. F. Belton.' his Band. - (New Series). John News Bulletin. 8.45p.m.(London). -The Week's8.o p.m. -Monsieur E. M. Stephan :9.0 p.m. -Concert of Contemporary Martin -Harvey. 6.40p.m. (London). -Musicby Good Cause.Appeal on behalf of French Talk. Music -III. The Brosa String8.o p.m. -Talk. Muriel Herbert.Muriel Herbert TheSkilledEmploymentand8.3o p.m. -Regional News. Quartet :Brosa,Wise,Rubens,8.3o p.m. -Regional News. (Soprano).David Wise (Violin). ApprenticeshipAssociation, by8.35 p.m. (London). -The Wireless Pini. The B.B.C. Orchestra, con-8.35 p.m. (London). -String Orches-6.4o p.m. (Midland). -The Midland Dame Henrietta Barnett, D.B.E. MilitaryBand. Conductor,B. ducted by Frank Bridge. tral Concert. TheBromley- StudioOrchestra,directedby 8.45 p.m. (Midland).-Daventry Walton O'Donnell.Edith Gun-to.15 p.m.-" The Second News." Chislehurst Orchestra. Dale Smith Frank Centel', CharlesGellion National Programme. thorpe and Cecil Baumer (Piano- Weather Forecast, Second General (Baritone). (Tenor). 8.5o p.m.-" The News."Weather fortes). News Bulletin. 8.35p.m.(Midland). -A Military7.0 p.m. (London) -TheLeslie Forecast, General News Bulletin ;8.35 p.m. (Midland). -Light Music.10.30 p.m. -12 midnight. (London). - Band Programme.The Birming- BridgewaterQuintet. Dorothea Regional News. Pattison's Salon Orchestra, under Dance Music. ham Military Band, conducted by Webb (Contralto). 0.5 p.m. -Sunday Orchestral Concert thedirection of Norris Stanley.12 midnight -12.3o a.m. (Wednesday). W. A. Clarke.Edgar Wheatley7.40 p.m. (Midland).--Qrgan Recital -XXI. The B.B.C.Orchestra Emmelyn Walter (Soprano). (London). -Experimental Tele- (Violin). Ida Sargent (Songs at by George Plant. (Leader, ArthurCatterall),con-9.30 p.m. (Midland).-" Canteen Can- vision Transmission by the Baird the Piano). 8.,5 p.m. -Vaudeville. ductedbySirHenryWood. tata." Process(356.3M.Vision;261.39.45P.m. -The WirelessSingers,8.55 p.m. -Regional News. Eduard Steuermann (Pianoforte).9.45 p.m. (London). -American Dance Sound).m. conducted by Stanford Robinson.9.0 p.m. (London). -An Orchestral 10:30 p.m -Epilogue. Records. 10.x5 p.m.-" The Second News." Concert.The B.B.C. Orchestra, 10.15 p.m.-" The Second News." Weather Forecast, Second General conducted by Victor Hely-Hutchin- Weather Forecast, Second General WED. (APRIL 1) News Bulletin. son.Topliss Green (Baritone). MONDAY (30) News Bulletin. to. 15 a.m. (London).-Daventry Na-10.3o p.m. (Midland).-Experimental9.0 p.m. (Midland). -A Band Pro- 10.15 a.m. (London).-Daventryzo.30 p.m. -12 midnight (London). - tional Programme. Transmission for the Radio Re- gramme. The RipleyUnited National Programme. Dance Music. 11.0-11 .30 a.m. (London).-Ex- search Board, by the Fultograph Band,conductedby W. James 11.0-11.30 (London). -Experi-10.30-11.0p.m. (Midland). -As perlmentalTelevisionTransmis- Process. Saint,James Coleman (Bass). mentalTelevisionTransmission London. sion by the Baird Process.(356.310.3o p.m. -I2 midnight (London). -10.15 p.m. -Weather Forecast, Second by the Baird Process (356.3 m. m. Vision ;261.3 m. Sound). Dance Music. General News Bulletin. Vision ;261.3 m. Sound). tz noon. -Quentin Maclean at the10.35- x .0 p.m. (Midland). -As10.30 p.m. -r2 midnight. (London). - 52noon. -A Light Classical Concert. TUESDAY (31) Organ. London. Dance Music. Mildred Watson (Soprano). Theio.i 5 a.m. (London).-Daventry12.45p.m. -The MidlandStudio BritishStringQuartet : Jessie National Programme. Orchestra,directedby Frank Snow (Violin) ;Alan Bartlett x.o-rt.30 a.m. (London). -Experi- Centel]. THURSDAY (2) FRIDAY (3) (Violin) ; Ernest Tomlinson (Viola); mentalTelevisionTransmission1.45 p.m. -Gramophone Records. x0.15 a.m. (London).-Daventry Na-10.30 a.m. (London). -Shipping Edward Robinson (Violoncello). by the Baird Process (356.3 m.2.15-3.0 15.7/7.-ABallad Concert. tional Programme. Forecast. 5.15 p.m. -Light Music. Leonardo Vision ;261.3 m. Sound). Elsie Coram (Soprano). Clifton11.0-i 1.30 a.m. (London).-Experi- (Continued on page 503)

PROGRAMMES FOR SUNDAY (march 29) The Frequencies and Wavelengths given in the followirg programme:: are those publishedCOLOGNE (Germany) the Minster from " Lohengrin " Westdeutscher Rundfunk. 7,3 x 9 Sailors' Chorus from " The Flying by the stations in question.For more accurate measurements, readers are referred to our Dutchman." Wolfram'sSong kc/s (227 m.) ,1.7 kW. from " Tannhauser." Introduction Table of Frequencies and Wavelengths. See Langenberg Programme. totheThird Actof" Tann- NOTE: THE HOURS OF7.0 a.m.-5.o p.m. -Programme fromBRUSSELS (Belgium) COPENHAGEN (Denmark) hauser."Star of Eve, Aria from 1,067 kc/s (281 ;r kW.Re- " Tannhauser." Overture, " Rien- Berlin (Witzleben). Radio -Belgique. 590 kcfs (509 m.); TRANSMISSION ARE RE-5.o p.m. -Rural Talk. zo kW. layedby Kalundborg,26oke/s zi." DUCED TO GREENWICH5.3o p.m. -Leaves from the Diary of5.o p.m. -Orchestral Concert.Over- (1,153 m.). 8.15 p.m.-" The Apology "-Play in MEAN TIME a Tour on the Western Front. ture," CzarandCarpenter "7.3o a.m.-Gymnastics. One Act (Otto Benzon). 6.0 p.m. -Talk : Nietzsche and Music. (Lortzing). Petite Suite (Bizet).9.0 a.m.-Divine Service from the8.45 p.m. -Concert of Austrian Pea- BARCELONA (Spain) .6.30 p.m. -J. F. Perkonig reads from Minuet (Boccherini). Rigaudon Elias Church. sant Music for Two Violins and Radio -Barcelona (EAJI).86o kc/s his own Works. 10.30 a.m.-Weather and News. Double Bass. (Lortzing). Album Leaf for Violin, 9.15 p.m. -RecitalofPianoforte (349 ;8 kW. 7.0 p.m -.-See Hamburg. 'Celloand Pianoforte (Schlogel).11.0 a.m.-Town Hall Chimes. 8.0-9.o a.m.-Topical Review. 9.0 p.m. -News and Dance Music Invitation to the Waltz (Weber). x.2 a.m.-Eng.lish Lesson.Reading : Duets. Ballszenen Op. 109 (R. 11.0 a.ni.-Chimes and Weather. from Berlin (Witzleben). Suite, En Bretagne (Baton). " Rugby Chapel " (Matthew Ar- Schumann). x.o p.m. -Sextet Selections and (ramo-11.0 p.m. (approx.).-Close Dawn. nold). 9.45 P.m -Dance Music from the phone Records. March, Castilla and 6.o p.m. -Gramophone Records. 11.30a.m.-A Celebrationwith Palace Hotel. Valencia (Heredero de Santiago).BERLIN (Germany) 6.15p.m. -Gramophone Records : Speeches and Music relayed fromrt.0 p.m. (in the interval). -Town Intermezzo, Rem enchantetir (Van Witzleben. 716 kc/s (418 m.) ; Selections from " King David " the Nikolaj Hus. Hall Chimes. Dyck): Selection from " Madame 1.7 kW. (Honegger). 1.0 p.m. -Talk in German. 11.3o p.m. (approx.).--Close Down. Pompadour " (Fall).'Cello Solo :Transmits at intervals from 6.o a.m..6.45 p.m. -Gramophone Dance Re-x.20 p.m. -Lesson in French. Farewell Boy ! (de Smetsky). Puck ' (Gymnastics). cords. 5.40 p.m. -Orchestral Concert. flOjbyCORK (Ireland) eherehant femme (Derksen).1.0 p.m. -Orchestral Concert: '7.30 p.m. -Le Journal Parld. Skyttemarch (N.J. Nielsen). French 4.45 p.m. -Topical Programme. ComedyOverture (Killer -Bela). (6CK). 1,337kc/s(225rn.) ; Czahlas, Ilonka (Michiels).Noc- 8.o p.m -OrchestralConcertcon- 1.5 kW. turne in B Flat (Chopin).Selec- 5.om.-Dietzenschmidt. Recital. Waltz from " The Count of Luxem-8.30-z x .o p.m -See Dublin. tion (Lincke).Selection from " La Talkwith the Poet and Reading. ducted by M. Meulemans.Over- bourg(Lehar). Selectionfor Boheme "(Puccini). ARialto5.4o p.m. -Talk : Verdi's Duets, with ture, " Camaval romain " (Berlioz). StringsLa Melancolie (Ole Bull,Is.° p.m. -Weather Forecast, Time, (Travaalia).March, El Meson de illustrations. Symphonic Variations for Piano- arr. Halvorsen).Spanish Military National Anthem and Close Down. la Florida (Same). 6.25 p.m.-AlfonsPaquetreads forte(Cesar Franck). Serenata Fantasie (Binding).Andante reli- 3.o p.m. -Programme Tor Hospitals from his own Works. SpanishCaprice gioso (Henriques).Danish Rhap-CRACOW (Poland) and Benevolent Institutions, with6.5o p.m. -Sports Notes. Rimsky-Korsakoff). Pianoforte sody (Lindhardt). Reading. Swed- Polskie Radio. 959 kc/s (312.8 m.) ; Gramophone Records. 7.0 p.m. -Popular Orchestral Con- oosrleulemans). :(a)Die Spinnerin (Raft), ish Melodies (Meissner). Rustle 1.5 kW. 4.0-5.3o p.m. -Interval. cert. (b) Fantaisie-Impromptu (Chopin), of Spring (Sinding).Waltz from9.15 a.m.-Divine Service from the 5.3o p.m. -Gramophone Records. -9.0 p.m. -Weather, News and Sports (c)Prelude (Alpaerts), (d). Waltz, " Im Reiche des Indra " (Lincke). Cathedral, Poznan. 6.o p.m. -Orchestral Selections. Notes, followed by Dance Music. Scherzo (Chabrier). Triumphal Minuetfrom" LeonoraChris-10.58 a.m.-Time Signal, Bugle Call 6.3op.m. -SopranoSongRecital,,.o p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. March (de Boeck).In the interval, tina " (Siegfried Salomon).Vien- from the Tower of St.Mary's from the Works of Schumann. . Stories in Prose and Verse, neseSong,ImPraterbleh'n Church,WeatherReport and p.m.-Agricultaral Talk' in Cata-BERNE (Switzerland) 10.0 p.m. -Le Journal Parle. wieder die Beurne (Engelberger). Programme Announcements. lan. . Radio -Bern.743 kc/s (403 m.) ; March, Quand Madelon (Bousquet15.15 a.m.-See Warsaw. 7. to p.m. -Orchestral Concert. Selec- I., kW. BRUSSELS No. 2 (Belgium) and Roberts). 12.30 p.m.-" The St. Matthew Pas- tionfrom" Aragon "(Albeniz).Transmits at intervals from 9.30 a.m. 887 kc/s (338.2 m.) ;20 kW. 3.3o p.m. -Programme for Children. sion "-Oratorio(Bach),relayed El Pastoret(SanchoMarraco). 1.55 p.m. -Running Commentary onProgramme in Flemish. 4.o p.m. -Divine Service from the from Amsterdam. Selectionsfrom" BlueBeard " the International Football Match,45.0 p.m. -Dance Music. Garrison Church. 2.20 p.m. -Agricultural Talk. (Offenbach).Serenade (Cattolica). Italy v. Switzerland, relayed from6:o p.m. -Gramophone Records. 5.2o p.m. -Gramophone Records. 2.40 p.m. -Gramophone Records. 7.50 p.m. -Song Recital. Simes the Wankdorf Stadium. .6.15 p.m. -Orchestral Concert. Sym-5.5o p.m. -Weather and News. 2.45 P.m. -Agricultural Report. versavaientdesailes(Hahn).3.45(aPProx.)-4.3o p.m. -Gramo- phony in C (Haydn).Les petits6.15 p.m. -Time and Sports Notes.3.25 p.m. -See Warsaw. A Dream (Bartlett).D'une prison phone Records. nens (Mozart). 6.3o p.m. -Talk (to be announced). 3.35 p.m. -Gramophone Records. (Hahn). Meine Liebeistgran6.25 p.m. -Sports Results. 6.45 p.m. -Gramophone Records. 7.o p.m. -Town Hall Chimes. 3.40 p.m. -Talk from Lioato, 788 kc 's (Brahms). 6.28 p.m. -Time and Weather. 7.3o p.m. -Le Journal Pane. 7.2 p.m. -Concert. Part I. Pro- (381m.) :The Feminine Form 8.20p.m. -PicturesqueSuitefor6.3o p.m. -Talk :Palm Sunday, re-7.55 p.m. -Music Review. gramme front the Works of Mozart. throughout the Centuries. Orchestra, Orient (Delmas). layed from Basle, 941 Ws (3x9 m.).8.0 p.m. -Concert from the Works of Overture, " Cosi fan tutte."Ballet3.55-5.0 p.m. -See Warsaw. 9.0 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 7.0 p.m. -Violin Recital relayed from Beethoven, with Introductory Talk. Music from " Idomeneus."Sere-5.o p.m. -Miscellaneous Items and Zurich, 653 kc/s 459 Quartet No. 3.Songs from the nade from " Don Juan." Overture, News. BERLIN (Germany) 7.40 P.m. -Choral and So oist Con- Cycle " An die ferne Geliebte." Il Seraglio." Part II. Programme5.25 p.m. -Gramophone Records. Konigs Wusterhausen. 183 kc/s cert relayed from Zurich. Quartet No. zo. from the Works of Wagner.Intro-5.35p.m. -Programme Announce- (1,635 m.) ;35 kW. 9.0 p.m. -SportsNotes, News,9.3o p.m.Dance Music. ductiontotheThirdActof ments. 6.o a.m.-Concert from Hamburg. Weather and Close Down. 10.0 p.m -Le Journal Part!. " Lohengrin." Processionto5.40-.-8.0 p.m. -See Warsaw. MARCH 27TH, 1931 WORLD -RADIO 505 Programmes forSunday-(Cont.) HILVERSUM (Holland) 7.25 p.m.tillClose Down. -Pro- (Ziehrer).Czardas, Zigeunersehn- z6okcis 1/175m.) ;as kW. gramme of the K.R.O. sucht (Niklas-Kempner). Potpourri, 8.o p.m. -Literary Programme. (Richardy).San Sebastian (Du (transmittedrom Huizen), 7.25 p.m. -Talk by Dr. Haest. Kontraste-a Short Cut through 8.20-11.0 p.m. -SeeIVarsaro. fort). BohemianSuite(Moor).8.3o -r 1.4oa.m. (approx.).-Pro-7.30 Am.-Football Notes. the World of Music (Robrecht). zr.o p.m.(approx.).-Close Down. Traumwald-Walzer(Fucik). A gramme o8 the Workers'Radio7.55 p.m -Orchestral Concert. Character Piece, Es waren zwci DUBLIN (Ireland) Country Wedding Festival(Czi- Society (V.A.R.A.). 10.20 p.m. -Choral Epilogue. Kpnigskinder (Ailbout). bulka). Deutschmeister Regi-8.3o a.m.-Football Notes. 10.40 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 1.30 p.m. -Dialogue for Girls. (2RN). 725 kcls (413 m.) ;x.5 kW. menu-Marsch (Jurek). 8.35 a.m.-Talk by Mr. Lantinga. 1.50 p.m. -Lesson in Chess. 8.3o p.m. -Vocal and Instrumental1.3o p.m. -Talk :Confirmation. a.m.-Concert by the DresdenJUAN-LES-PINS (France) 2.25 p.m. -Talk :Bee -keeping. 2.0 p.m. -ProgrammeString forQuartet, Children.5,205 withChoral Selec-3.0 Ws (249 m.) ;1.2 kW. 2.45 P.m. -Talk on Westphalia. 1 x.oConcert.9.5p.m. -Time Signal,Weather p.m.(fromHanover). --Concert r2.30 p.m. -News Bulletin, Amuse-3.5 p.m. -Talk :Music for Workers. tions, Recitations and Address. Report,NationalAnthemand from the Works of KOnneke from11.40 a.m.-4 40 pan. -Programme merit Guide. 3.3op.m. -The RhenishMartyrs' Close Down. theWirelessExhibition. Itti- Vereeniging12.40 p.m. (approx.).-" La Visite de Memorial Service in Bonn Cathedral, oftheAlgemeene Cologuinte "-Sketch (Edouard Bi- relayed from Bonn. Organ Solo, FRANKFURT -am -MAIN mische Suite.Tango, Kindchen, Radio Omroep (A.V.R.0.). - (Germany) dudarfstnichtsoschrecklich51.40 a.m.-Time and Talk. got),with thecollaborationof Tientodel cuarto (ono (Antonius viel denken. Selection from" Wenn Aslkoent rshi e,u r oVner andAftGerramthoe_ ooarbleanzodno). 77o kc/s (390 m.) ;1.7 kW.Re- Onestep, Ueber-12.10 p.m. -Gramophonermertez. Records.OlivetidiInLassom)mteALasso). gnus Dei layed by Cassel, 1,220 kc/s (246 in.). Liebe erwacht " 52.40 p.m. -Weekly Book Talk. hone Records leg dir's nochmal.Selection from P from the Coronation Mass, with Transmits at intervals from 6.c, am. i.to Am.-" The St. Matthew Pas-2o p.m. -The Marseillaise. Orchestra andSoprano Solo (Hamburg Relay) " Der Tenor der Herzogin." sion "-forSoloists,Choirand 4.0 p.m. (from Hanover). -Concert Orchestra U. S. Bach), conducted2. to p.tn.(approx.).-8.3op.m. -In- (Mozart). Tenebrae factae sunt 3.0 p.m. -Concert from the Kurhaus, from Bad Nenndorf. Overture, serval. (M.Haydn). Address :The Wiesbaden. by Dr. Willem Mengelberg, re-8 N Bull ' " TheMagic'Flute "(Mozart). layedfromtheConcertHall, 30 P.m -7 ews etin, Amuse- Martyrs Creed with Soprano Solo 445 P.m.-Nicolaus von Kues, the Guestsintothe merit Guide, Weather Report and and Orchestra (Joh.Jos.Veith). Philosopher of the Late Gothic. Entryofthe Amsterdam. Music HallProgramme. An 5.3o p.m. -Programme arranged by Wartburg '(VVagner). Selection410 p.m. -Gramophone Records and Hagios o Theos (Fried. Konen). from" TheCircusPrincess "SportsNotes. Hour atthe Eden M' with Love,for Soprano Solo, Mixed the Frankfurter Zeitung.g' (Kalman).Cradle Song for Two Radiolo and Filofil. Choir and Organ (J. J. Veith). 5.55 p.m. -Sports Notes. . . 450-5.40 p.m. -Programme of thero.op.m. -TheMarseillaiseand4.30 Am. --An Entertainment. 6.5 p.m. -First Part of the " Mass Violins and String Quintet (Kor- V.A.R.A. Programme for Children. Close Down. to B Minor "(Baeh), from the munda).Waltz, Wiener Bonbons5.46 P.m. -Programme of the Liberal 5.10 p.m. -Talk :A journey in the (Joh. Strauss).March, Einzug der Protestant Radio Society (V.P.R.0.) Iberian Peninsula -Nature in Por- Saalbau. KALUNDBORG (Denmark) fugal. 7.30-9.3o p.m. -See Mi/h/acker. Hellebardiere (Blankenburg). Vocal and Instrumental Concert. KalundborgRadio. 26okcja p.m.-" DosPuppenspzelvorn ( , ). 5.40 p.m.-" Tristan and lsolde "- 9.3o p.m.- 'ime, Weather, News and5.0 7.40 P.m.'tillClose Down. -Pro- 5, 53 m. kW. in Three Acts (Wagner), Doktor. Faust "-(Dr. Hansjurgen gramme of the A.V.R.O. , toOpera Sports Notes. See Copenhagen Programme. Concert. 9.5op.m.-TziganeMusicfrom Wile.Music by Siegfried Schef-7.4o P.m. -Orchestral Concert.Over- followed by Orchestral Budapest. fler), under the Direction of the ture,,, DonJuan " (Mozart).KONIGSBERG (Germany) 10.0 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 11.0 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Composer. BalletSuite (Lully-Mottl). Solo Ostmarken Rundfunk.1,382 kcisLEIPZIG(Germany) 6.o p.m. (from Hanover). -Mandoline i HAMBLJRG (Germany) Selections.Petite Suite (Debussy). ,217 m.) , 1.7kW. Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk. 1,157 Concert of Marches and Dances Symphonic Poem, Phaeton (Saint-SeeH ezisb . 8o6 kcfs erg Programme.P kc/s (259 m.) ;2.3 kW.Relayed Norag (ha, in Morse). from the Wireless Exhibition. Saens). ' by Dresden,94t kc/s (319 m.). (372 m.) ;1.7 kW.Relayed by6.30 p.m. -Talk :Traffic Regulations9. z 0 p.m. -Recitations. LANGENBERG (Germany) Bremen,5,152kc/s(270 6.0 a.m.-Concert. rn.); for Sports Boats on the Elbe' 9.40 Pin.-Concert of Light Music. WestdeutscherRundfunk. 6357.0 a.m.-Agricultural Talk. Flensburg,1,373 ,..kcis(2i8m.)6.40, p.m. -Sports Notes. 10.40 p.m. -Gramophone Records. kcis (473 m.) ;17 kW.Relayed7.3o a.nz.-Organ Recital from St, Hanover, 530 kc/s (566 m.) ;and6.55 p.m. -Weather Report. 11.40 p.m. (approx.).--Close Down. by Aachen, Cologne and Minster George's Church, Rotha. Kid, 1,292 kcis (232.2 m.). 7.o p.m. -Variety Concert. 5,319 kcis (227 m.). 8.o a.m.-Instrumental Concert. 6.o a.m.-Chimes and Concert from9.0 p.m. -News Bulletin. Transmits at-intervalsfrom '5.40 a.m. theLiner"AlbertBailin"in9,30 p.m. -Dance Music. HUIZEN (Holland) to.° a.m.-Talk:Educational Sci. 1,004kc/s(298m.) ;8.5 kW. (Lesson in Self -Defence) ence. Hamburg Harbour. (transmitted from Hilversum). to.°.m. -Programme Dedicated to10.30 a.m.-Johann Sebastian Bach 7.15 a.m.-Time, Weather, News and Youth, relayed from the Gurzenich- Programme Announcements. HEILSBERG (Germany) 8.10-9, to a.m.-Programme of the in his Cantatas. 75 kW. Christian Radio Society (N.C.V.R.). saal. Musical Selections and Ad-x1.0 a.m.-Orchestral Concert. Over - 7.40 a.m.-A Dialogue on Economics. 1,085kcis(276.5 m.) ; dress. ture in E Flat Major, Op. 20 (Schap. Divine Service. 8.55a.m.(from Kiel).-Confirma- RelayedbyDanzig,66zkcis I r.oa m. -FritzDiettrich nonFestivalrelayedfromthe (453 m.). 9.4o a.m.-4.40 p.nz.-Programmeof inan ter). Anacreon -for String Or - Parish Church, Rutin. Transmits at intervals from 6.3o a.m. the Catholic Radio Society (K.R.O.) Original Programme. chestra, Op. so (Walter Niemann). ro.15 a.m.-Travel Talk, with Musi- (Concert). 9.46a.m.-High Massfromthe51.20 a.m.-Talk :What, Everyone Seven Dance Myths(Frischen. cal Illustrations. 5.10 p.m. -The German North-East Dominican Church, Zscolle. should know -Housing and Lodg- schlager).Hungarian Dances (Ko- 50.40 a.m.-Concert from the Oster- Mark -HistoricalSketches,with11.30 a.m.-Talk by Mr. Terwisacha ing Laws. , . daly).Overture, Am Rhein, Op. mann Restaurant. Introductory and Explanatory van Scheltenga. 11.4o a.m.-Talk :A Traveller who 90 (Hugo 'Cann).Landliche Hoch - 15.15 am. (from Bremen). -Musical Notes by Dr. Walther Ziesemer.11.4o a.m.-Sextet Concert. isnot conversant with the Lan- zeit, Op. 2.6 (Goldmark). Programme, Recitations and Talks.6.20 p.m. -Sports Talk :Riding. 1.10 p.m. -Talk by Mr. Fred Thomas. guage of the Country . r.o p.m. -Weather, Time and Topical 12 noon, --Weather Report. 6.3o p.m. -Military Band Concert. 1.40 p.m. -Talk by the Rev. Father J.12.0 noon. -Orchestral Concert, con- Talk. van Heugten. ducted by Eysoldt. March (Sousa).i. z 5 p.m. -Agricultural Hints. 12.5 p.m. (from Hanover).-Orches-8.o p.m. -Manfred Lommel Recital Hamlet tralConcertfromtheWireless8,45 p.m. -Concert and Dance Music.2.10 p.m. -Choral Concert. Overture(Em. Bach).1.30p.m. -NikolausSchwarzkopl Exhibition.Finale from " Romeo9.15 p.nt.News ; Sports Notes. 4.10 p.m. -Programme for Hospitals Selections(Renee) : (a)Remi- readsfrom . hisNovel" Dei (b)Canzonetta. , andJuliet "(Bellini).Entr'acte9.3o p.m. -Dance Music from Berlin4.45 p.m Programme of the niscence, Se- Barbar." and Ballet Music from " Ali Baba " (Witzleben). N.C.R.V. DivineServicefrom lections from"Die toten Augen"2.o p.m. -Gramophone Records. (Cherubini). SpanishRhapsody11.0 p.m, (approx.).-Close Down. the Reformed Church at Haarlem. (d'Albert).Waltz, Weaner Madeln3.o p.m. -TWO One Act Plays YOU CAN JUST PLUG IN! Your mains provide better and more certain reception, with greater economy and considerably less trouble than any battery, however good it may be. Most mains supply alternating current, which for radio purposes has to be converted into direct current; and for this a rectifier is necessary. 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Programmes forSunday-(Cont.) Time Signals (on 2,65o m., 113 lie's -52 noon. -Lo p.m. -Quintet Concert. Chemineau " (Leroux).Selection at 9.25 am. and 10.25 p.m.(pre Waltz from " La reginetta delle from "Le Deluge " (Saint -Satins). (a)" TheMurder,"(b)" The liminary and 6 -dot signals). rose" (Leoncavallo). Tango Wedding March (Wagner). In MOTALA (Sweden) 6.o p.m. -Le Journal Park. Fairy -Tale" (Kurt Goetz). 222.5 kc/s (1,348 m.) ;40 kW. (Grothe).Waltz, The Wild Rose the interval, News. 4.3o p.m. -Orchestral Concert.BalletSee Stockholm Programme. 7.10 p.m. -Meteorological Forecast. (Ganglberger). Melody,Mistica8.o p.m. -Musical Programme. Overture (Kremser). Suite, Carnival 7.30 p.m. -Gramophone Concert. (Tirindelli).Selection from " La8.55 p.m. -Fashion Review. Miniatures (von Kaskel). SelectionsMUHLACKER (Germany) donna perduta " (Pietri).Storn-9.0 p.m. -Time Signal. forViolinandPianoforte :(a) Sitddeutscher Rundfunk.833 kcfsPARIS (France) ellando (de Micheli). Barcarolle9.2 p.m. -Song Recital. Rondo(Mozart - Kreisler), (b) (36oen.) ;75 kW.Relayed by Poste Parisien. 914 kcfs (329 m.) ; and Minuet for Violin and Piano-9.2o p.m. -Orchestral Selections from Melody (Gluck-Kreisler). Mazurka Freiburg, 527 kc/s (570 m.). 1.2 kW. forte (Grieco).Foxtrot (Strong). (a) " The Mastersingers " (Wag- brillianteinA Major (Liszt).Transmits at intervals from 6 a.m.9.0 a.m.-Picture Transmission. Onestep, Constantinople (Carlton). ner) and (b) " The Damnation of Selections from " Der Rosenkava- (Programme from Hamburg). 8.25p.m. -GramophoneRecords,3.3o p.m. (from Naples). -Programme " Faust " (Berlioz). lier " (R. Strauss.) Three Pieces for10.55 a.m.-Evangelical Service. Talk and News Bulletin. for Children, Weather and Sports9.40 P.m. -Song Recital. Violin andPiano :(a)Slavonicri.o a.m.-Promenade Concert from9.0 p.m. Concert with the collabora- Notes. xo.o p.m. -Military Music. Fantasia(DvorakKreisler),(b), the Schlossplatz, Stuttgart. tion of Artistes from the Opera4.0 p.m.-" In patris memoriam "-10.15 p.m. -Spanish Songs. Romance Sans Paroles (Tchaikov-12 noon. -Topical Talk. andOpera-Comique. Jubel- Oratorio (Perosi), relayed from the10.3o p.m. -News Bulletin. sky), (c) Caprice No. zo (Paganini-x2.15 p.m. -Passion Music for Organ, Ouvertfire(Weber). Romance Augusteo. Sports Notes in the20.40p.m. -Concert Arranged by Kreisler).. Selection from " Don relayedfromtheSt.Nicholas sans paroles, for Violin and Or- intervals. the Vocalion Gramophone Com- Cesar " (Dellinger).March from Church. chestra (Faure). Symphonic Poem,6.5o p.m -News andAnnounce- pany of Hayes. " Young Heidelberg " (MillOcker).,.o p.m., -Gramophone Records of Eine Nacht auf dem Kahlenberg ments, followed by Gramophone11.15 p.m. -North African News. 6.0 p.m.=Wilhelm Raabe Programme. (Moussorgsky). Ballet Music from Records. German Folk Songs. Faust " I5.30 p.m. -Septet (Saint -Satins). Talk and Readings. 2.o p.m. -Young People's Programme. (Gounod). Minuet7. to p.m. -Sports Notes, Press Re-11.45 p.m. -Vocal Tangos. ' 6.3o p.m. Concert bythe Dresden3.o p.m. -See Frankfurt. (Paderevsky). Serenade(Saint- view. 12 midnight (approx.).-Close Down. PhilharmonicOrchestra, relayed4.15 p.m. -Ludwig Bate reads from Satns).Tournoi (Boellmann). 7.3o p.m. -Time Signaland An- from the Gewerbehaus, Dresden. his own Works. nouncements. VIENNA TAustria) Slavonic March(Tchaikovsky). PARIS (France) 7.35 p.m. (approx).-" Lilac Time "- Radio -Wien.581 kc,s (517 m.) ; 4-45P.m.-" La dameblanche "- Radio -Paris. (CFR). x74kc,'s 20 kW. Relayed by Graz, 85x kc/s Overture," The Thieving Magpie " Opera(Boieldieu,arr.Oswald (1,725 m.) ;17 kW. Operetta in Three Acts (Schubert). (Rossini).Prelude .and Berceuse Kiihn). In the intervals :Talk and Topical (352 m,) ;frmsbruck,5,o58kc's 7.45 a.m.-Gramophone Records. (283 ; Klagenfurt,.662kc/s (Jru-nefeldt).Selection from " The5.55 p.m. -Sports Notes. 8.o a.m.-News and Press Review. Review. Bartered Bride " (Smetana).Aca-6.5 p.m. -See Frankfurt. 8.3o a.m.-Physical Culture Lesson. 9.55 p.m: (approx.).-News. (453.2m.);Linz, 1,220kc/s demic Festival Overture, Op. 8o7.3o Song Recital of old French (246 rn.) ;and Salzburg; 1,373 kc,'s 10.30 a.m.-Advanced Book-keepingSCHENECTADY (U.S.A.) (218 m.). (Brahma): Two"" legiac Melodies, Legends. Lesson. Op. 34 (Grieg) :(a) Herzwunden8.15 p.m. -Scandinavian Music. General Electric Company (WGY).9.3o a.m.-Organ Recital. (b) 11.30 am -Gramophone Records. 790 kc/s (379.5 m.) ;so kW.Re-50.5a.n6--Concert bytheVienna Letzter Friihling. Rhapsody9.3op.m. -Programme Announce-rz noon. -Religious Address by M. on Swabian Folk Melodies (Kaemp- ments, News and Sports Notes. layed at intervals by WzXAF on Symphony Orchestra. Overture, fert). le Chanoine Thellier. 9,53o Tics(31.48m.)andby " Anacreon " (Cherubini). Sym- Waltz,Talesfromthe9.5o p.m.-Tzigane Music from1240 p.m. -Organ Recital.Minuet , Vienna Woods (Joh. Strauss). W2XAD on 15,340 (19.56 M.). phonyNo.44inD Major Budapest. (Beethoven). Victory March (Lefe-Transmits at intervals from 2.55 p.m. (Mozart).Pianoforte Concerto in '8.0p.m. -A Conversationwithait.o p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. bure). Robot (Mechanical Man) on the 55.0p.m. -2.oa.m.(Monday). - F Major, Op. 103 (Saint-Saens). Supetfluity of the Soul. MUNICH (Germany) 12.45 P.m. -News Bulletin. Programme from New York. Symphony No.6in B Minor x.o p.m. -Song Recital from the Works15.0 p.m -Catholic Hour. (Tchaikovsky). i8.2o p.m. -Concert from the Works 563 kcis (533 m.) ;1.7 kW.Re- of Cremieux. of HenatzkY, followed 'by Concert layedbyAugsburg, 536 kc/s The Composer at12.0 midnight.-Iodent Big Brother12.45 p.m. -Time and Programme ofLightMusicfromBerlin (56o m.) ; Kaiserslautern, 536 kc/s thePianoforte. Le Baiser. Club. Announcements. (Witzleben). (56o m.) ;and Nurnberg, 1,256 kc/s L'Heure Exquise. La Valse 12.3oa.m. (Monday).-R.C.A. Pro-52.5o p.m. -Viennese Mandoline Or- '11.0 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. (239 m.). d'Amour.Chanson Venitienne. gramme. chestral Society Concert. 9.o a.m.-Catholic Service with Ser-x.35 p.m.-Bilboquet takes up Boxing.i.o a.m.-Chase and Sanborn Choralz.o p.m.-" Mount Calvary "-a Re- ,LJUBLJANA (Yugoslavia) mon by the Rev. Peter Lippert. r.3o p.m. -Gramophone Dance Re- Orchestra. lay front Hermits. Radio-Ljitbijana. 522-kc/s (574.79.45 a.m.-Chimes from Our Lady's, cords. z.o Our Government,2.45 p.m. -Orchestral Concert. m.) 2.8 kW. Church. 2.o p.m. -Concert of Decca Records. relayed from Washington, D.C. 4.55 p.m. -Talk on Magic. ,Transmits at intervals from 8.cr a.m.,ro.to a.m.-Programme to be an-4.0P.m. -Gramophone Records. 2.15 a.m.-5.o a.m.-Programme from4.30 P.m. -Talk :Family and Society x 1.0 a.m.-Weather, News and nounced. 5.op.m. -Lenten Sermon bythe New York. in Africa. Gramophone Records. ri.o am -Military Band Concert, Reverend Father Pinard, relayed2.15 MM. -Atwater Kent Progtamme.5.° p.m. -Trio Music from the Works 2.3o p.m. -Programme for Women. relayed from Feldherrnhalle. Con- from Notre Dame. 3.15 a.m.-National Dairy Produc- of Austrian' Composers. 3.o p.m -Humorous Talk. ductor : Hugo Brathuhn. 7.o p.m. -Agricultural Report and tions. 6.o p.m. -,Talk :Heinrich Mann and 3.3o p.m. -Concert. 12.5p.m. -TimeSignal,Weather Racing Results. 3.45 a.m.-Sunday at Seth Parker's. his Works, on his Fiftieth Birthday. 4.0 p.m. -Dramatic Programme. Report and Programme Announce- 7.x5p.m. -EconomicandSocial4.15 a.m.-Muriel and Vee Piano6.30 p.m. -Time, Sports Notes and 7.op.m. -Orchestraland Vocal ments. Notes and News. Team. Programme Announcements. Concert of Slovene Music. 12.15 p.m. -Agricultural Talk. 7.3o p.m. -Radio Paris Guignol. 4.30 a.m.-Russian Cathedral Choir.6.4o p.m. Recital on Two Piano- 9.o p.m. -Weather, News and Light12.55 p.m.-- Flowers "-a Gramo-8.o p.m.-" Esperance en la fataliti5.o a.m.-Doc Peyton and the Hotel fortes. TwoSelections(Joh. Music. phone Sequence. domestique" Sketch (Benjamin). Kenmore Orchestra, relayed from Strauss) :(a) Persian March, (b) MADRID (Spain) 3.30 p.m. -Talk for Chess Players. 8.3o p.m. -News and Sports Review. Albany, N.Y. Emperor Waltz.Russian Fantasia p.m. (from Nurnberg). -Concert..8.45p.m. -Concert. Gramophone5.3o a.m. (approx.).-Close Down. (Marian Rawicz). She's funny that Union Radio (EAJ 7),707 Ws Records :(a)Ballet Music from way(Neil 2.15Soloists Eva Heinitz of Berlin Mores). Hungarian (424 m.) ;2 kW. " 'spline " (Messager), (b) ThreeSTOCKHOLM (Sweden) Rhapsody,, No. 12 (Liszt). 8.0-9.30 amt. -Topical Review. 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Selection from " Michele Perrin " 5.0p.m. -Vocal 2.20p.m. -Talk fortheCountry (Cagnoni). Waltz (Succo). Se-OSLO (Norway) andOrchestral from Goteborg. lectionfrom Kringkastingselskapet. 28okcls Concert.Suite, Peer Gynt (Grieg).8.4o p.m. -Programme of Readings, Housewife. " Anima Allegro " (1,071 m.) ,75 kW.Relayed by Overture," Martha"(Flotoss). Songs and Oboe Solos. 2.4o p.m. -Gramophone Records. (Vittadini).Songs.Ballet Music Fredriksstad,815 kc/s (368 m.) ; Slavonic Dances (Dvorak).Suite9.15 p.m. -Concert of Light Music. 2.45 p.m. -Agricultural Talk. (Lecocq).Songs. Voices of the 3.25 p.m. -Programme for Children. Jungle (Scinelli). Serenade bon- Hamar, 511 keys (587 tn.); (Armandola). Tenor Solos : Polish10.0 p.m. (approx.)-Close Down. groise (Joncieres). Notodden, 671kc/s(447.tm.); Songs. 3.35 p.m. -Gramophone Records. Porsgrund,66zkc/s(4.53 m.) ;6.45. p.m. -Miscellaneous Items andTOULOUSE (France) 3.40 P.m. -See Cracow. 32.0 norm. -(In the interval) Time Radiophonie du Midi.779 kc,'s3.55 p.m. -Novelty Programme. Signal, followed by Talk :Points and Rjukan, 671 kc/s (447.1 m.)9.20 News. of View. a.m.-Chimes and Divine Ser-7.o p.m. -See Warsaw. (385 m.) ;8 kW. 4.10 p.m. -Orchestral Concert. 1.3o p.m. -Football Match, Italy v. vice from St. Saviour's Church. 10.0 p.m. -Time, News, Sports and12.30 P.m. -Catholic Service. 5.o p.m. -Miscellaneous Items. 12noon. -ChoralandOrchestral Police Notes. x.o p.m. -Orchestral Music. 5.25 p.m. -Gramophone Records. Switzerland, relayed from Berne. Concert, relayed from Fredriksstad.1o.15 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down.5.3o p.m. -Agricultural Report. 5.35p.m. -Programme Announce- After the Match : Concert from the4.50 P.m. -Chimes and Divine Ser- 1.45 p.m. -Protestant Service. ments. HotelContinental. Sports and vice from the Fagerborg Church. ROME (Italy) 5.o p.m. -Transmission of Pictures. 5.4o p.m. -Talk : A Hundred Years Cinema Notes in the intervals. 6.15 p.m. -Weather and News. EnteItalian°AudizioniRadio-5.15 p.m. -Dance Music. Ago. 5.3o p.m.-Giornale radio ;Sports6.3o p.m. -Talk: Among the Redskins. foniche (tRO). 68o kc/s (44x m.) ;5.3o p.m. -News Bulletin. 5.45 p.m. -Music Talk : " Parsifal." Notes. 7.o p.m. -Time Signal. 75 kW.Relayed by Naples, 9o55.45 p.m. -Songs from (a) " Romeo6.o p.m. -The First Act of " Parsi- 5.40. -p.m. -(FromTurin)Variety7.2 p.m. -Norwegian Programme. kc/s (332tn.) and 2120,x %,8 to and Juliet " (Gounod), (b) " The fal "-Opera(Wagner),relayed Programme. 9.0 p.m. -Weather and News. kc/s (25.4 to.). Barber of Seville " (Rossini). from the Grand Theatre. 6.2o p.m. -Announcements. 9.15 p.m. -Topical Talk. 9.o a.m.-Reading from the Bible.6.o p.m.-Kolster Brandes Concert.7.45 p.m. -Talk by Mr. Makarczyk. 1.30 p.m. -Concert of Light Music. 9.35 p.m. -Old Dance Music. 9.15 a.m.-Gramophone Records of Ballet Music from " Faust " (Gou-8.o p.m. -Literary Programme. 7.op.m. -Time,Announcements,10.30 p.m. -Gramophone Records. Sacred Music. nod).Reverie (Eprinchard). Sur8.15 p.m. -Theatre Review. Giornale radio and Sports Notes. 11.0 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 9.45 a.m.-Sports Notes and Amuse- lelac (Godard).. Military Sym-8.2o p.m. -Talk on " Parsifal." 7.55 p.m. -Transmission of an Opera. ment Guide. phony (Haydn).Forest Murmurs8.39 p.m. -Relay from the Grand Talks and Giornale radio in thePARIS (France) ro.o a.m.-The Third Canto of the from " Siegfried " (Wagner). 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Light Music followed by "Cavalleria1.30 p.m -Weather Forecastand 22.3o p.tn.-rchestral Concert.' Rusticana "-Opera (Mascagni). Gramophone Records. 7.55-9.10 a.m.-Morning Concert. 7.0 p.m. -Weather Report and Ship- After the Programme, Amusement6.o p.m. -Exchange, News BulletinHEILSBERG (Germany) 10.10a.m.-ProgrammeforHos- ping Notes. Guide and Time Signal. and Gramophone Records. 1,085 kcis(276.5 m.);75 kW. 7.15 p.m. -Transmission of Pictures. 6.15 p.m. -Programme from Dublin. RelayedbyDanzig,662kc's10.40 a.m.-Reading. 7.3o p.m. -Talk on Films. BRUSSELS (Belgium) (453tn.). 11.10 a.m.-Gramophone Records. 7.35 p.m. -Variety Items. Radio -Belgique. 590 kc,'s (509 m.) ;CRACOW (Poland) Transmits at intervals from 5.3o a.m.rad° p.m. -Organ Recital froma 8.o p.m. -News Bulletin. zo kW. Polskie Radio. 959 kc/s (312.8 m.) ; (Gymnastics). Church in Amsterdam. Hymn for 8.to p.m. -Solo Selections. 5.op.m. -Dance Music from the x.5 kW. 6.o p.m.-Winci Instrument Concert Organ : Wilt heden nu treden (Jan 8.3o p.m. -Operetta Music. Hotel Atlanta. Transmits at intervals from 10.40 a.m. of Chamber Music. Zwart). Choral Prelude, Psalm 43. 8.45 p.m. -Symphony Concert. 6.o p.m. -Programme arranged by the4.45 P.m. -Song Recital. 6.3o p.m. -Weather Report. Prelude and Fugue in 13 Minor 10.45 p.m. -Dance Music. Catholic Radio Society. 5.45 P.m. -MiscellaneousIt ems,6.35 p.m. -Talk :Giacomo Puccini. (J.S. Bach).Two Choral Pre- 6.45 p.m. -Gramophone Records. Sports Notes and Programme An-7.o p.m.-" La Tosca "-Opera in ludes (J. S. Bach).Sonata No. 2 BARCELONA (Spain) 7.15 p.m. -Travelogue :Iceland. nouncements. Three Acts (Puccini), followed by (Guilmant). Cantabile (Franck). Radio -Barcelona (EAJi).86o kc,'s7.3o p.m. -Le Journal Pule. 6. to p.m. -Agricultural Report. Weather,News,SportsNotes Chorale No. 3 (Franck). 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BERLIN (Germany) Work. 77okc/s(390m.) ; i.7kW. (Cilea). Serenata a la Sevillanita10.25 p.m. -News Bulletin. K6nigs Wusterhausen.183 kcfs10.0 p.m. -Le Journal Pat*. RelayedbyCassel,1,220kcis (Magliani). Waltz (Ziehrer). Cradle10.35 p.m. -Gramophone Records.

(1,635 m.) ;35 kW. (246 m.). Song (Swart).Rosetime (Mann- r. so p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Transmits at intervals from 5.20 a.m.BUDAPEST (Hungary)_ Transmits at intervals from 5.15 a.m. fred). Selectionfrom" The (Hamburg Relay). 545 kc/s (55o m.) ,23 kW. (Mithlacker Relay). Czardas Princess " (Kalman).JUAN-LES-PINS (Nice) 3.3o p.m. -Concert fromBerlinTransmits at intervals from 8.15 a.m.5.45 P.m. -Dialogue : What is Fame ? Adlonmarsch (Heinecke). (France) (Witzleben). (Concert). 6.5 p.m -Time, Weather and Econ-1.40-2. so p.m. -Interval. 1,205 kc,'s (249 nt) ;1.2 kW. 4.30p.m. -NikolausSchwarzkopf6.3o p.m. -Talk by Julius Lippay. omic Notes. 2.10 p.m. -Ballad Concert. Sonata in52.3o p.m. -News Bulletin, Amuse- readsfromhisNovel" Judas7.0 p.m. -Danish Concert, conducted Lesson. D Minor for Pianoforte (Gemin- ment Guide and Concert.Indian Iscariot." by Ernst von Dohnanyi, followed iani). Violin and Pianoforte Selec- March (Sellenick). Les fiances by Concert from the Café Ostende.6.45 P.m. -Orchestral Concert. 5.o p.m -German for Germans. 7.45P.m. -Tales(HerbertEulen- tions :(a) Etude in C Major and de Rosporden (Goguillot).Piano- 5.3o p.m. -Talk :The Beginnings ofCOLOGNE (Germany) berg), told by the Author. Two Mazurkas (Chopin), (b) Pre- forteSolo : Under the Palm - Christianity. Wcstdeutscher Rundfunk. 1,3198.45 p.m." Pitt,theOrator "- lude in G Minor (Rachmaninoff), tree (Albeniz). Miller's Dance 6.o p.m. -Elementary English Lesson. kc/s (227 m.) ;1.7 kW. Radio Play (Otto Brues). (d)Bourree fantasque (Chabrier). (de Falls).Selection from " The 6.3o p.m. -Agricultural Talk. See Langenberg Programme. 9.3o p.m. -Time, Weather, News and PianoforteSolos :(a)Chant de Magic Flute " (Mozart). Selection 6.55 p.m. -Weather for Farmers. Sports Notes. Roxane (Szymanovsky), (b) Minuet from " La Juive " (Halevy). 'Cello 7.0 p.m. -Upper 'SilesianWirelessCOPENHAGEN (Denmark)9.5o p.m. -Dance Music. (Porpora-Kreisler), (c)Scherzo - Solo :Largo (Handel). Ave Maria Report relayed from Breslau. 923 1,067 kc!s (281 m.) ;r kW.Re-H.° p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Tarantella(Wienlaysky). (Schubert). Polka (Gomez). kc/ s ;(325 tn.) layedby Kalundborg,26okc,'s 2.55-4.10 P.m. -Gramophone Re- Roster Valsen (Hellstrom).Roses 8.0 p.m. -See Munich. (1,153 m.). HAMBURG (Germany) cords. of Picardy (Haydn Wood). Where 8.5o p.m. -See Leipzig. Transmits at intervals from 6.3o a.m. Norag (ha, in Morse).8o6 kc/s4.10 p.m. -Programme for Children. my Caravan has rested (Hermann 9.15 p.m. -News and Concert from (Gymnastics). (372 tn.) ;1.7 kW.Relayed by4.55 P.m. -Gramophone Records. Lohr). Ten Little Mites fromTown Berlin (Witzleben). 2.zo p.m. -Talk for the Housewife. Bremen,1,1x2kc/s(270na.) ;5. so p.m. -Orchestral Concert.Over- (Crawford).My Angel (Rapee). 2.3o p.m. -Concert of Wind Instru- Flensburg,1,373 Ws (2'8 m.) ture, " The Golden Cross " (13M11). Hymn to Night (Rameau). BERLIN (Germany) ment Music. Kongemade-March Hanover, 53o Ws (566 m.) ;and Ballet Music from " Les Erynnies " Neapolitan Night (Zamenick). Witzleben. 716 kc/s(418in.) ; (Jespersen). Entr'acte from " La Kid, 1,292 kc/s (232.2 m.). (Massenet). Scandinavian Rhap- 'Cello Solo : Ave Maria (Gounod). 1.7 kW. Vie Parisienne " (Offenbach). Over-Transmits at' intervals from 5.20 a.m. sody (Svendsen).Italian Caprice peut-on etre mieux (Gretry). Transmits at intervals from 6.o a.m. ture," Berlin wie es weint and (Time and Weather). .(Tchaikovsky). Overture, " The Selection (Friml). La Cinquan- (Gymnastics) . lacht "(Conradi). Nina -Waltz12.15 p.m. -Gramophone Concert. GipsyBaron " (Joh.Strauss). taMe (Gabriel -Marie). La mode 5.5o p.m. -Wireless Portrait -Arnold (Waldteufel. Selecon from " Les1.0 p.m. -Weather and Ice Report. Selection from " Wienerblut " sous la cloche (Coppola). Selec- SchOnberg. Cloches de) Cometiville"(Plan-1.5 p.m. -News Bulletin. (Joh.Strauss). Two Spanish tion from " I Pagliacci " (Leonca- 6.4o p.m. -Concert of Light Music. quette). Selection from " The1.15 p.m. -New Gramophone Records Dances (Moszkovsky). Military 8.o p.m. -News ,Sports Notes. Witch " (Enna).Intermezzo from of the Week. March (Saint-SaOns). 2.0VPal.i)m°.-- The Marseillaise. 8.ro p.m. -A Man with Books and " Cavalleria Rusticana "(Mas-1.45 P.M. -Market Prices. 6.4o p.m. -Weekly Book Talk. 2.10-8.3o p.m. -Interval. Gramophone. Records. cagni).Florentine March (Fucik).1.50 p.m. -Exchange Quotations. 7 25 p.m. -Gramophone Records. 8.3o p.m. -News, Amusement Guide, 9.15 p.m. -Weather, News, Sports Reading. ChristianIX March2.25 p.m. -Shipping Forecast. 7.4o P.m. -Orchestral Concert.Over- WeatherReportand Concert. Notes and Concert of Light Music. (Lumbye). Overture, " Les2.40 p.m. -Exchange Quotations. ture, " Die Felsenmiihle " (Reis- Selection from" Il.Trovatore " Dragons deVillars "(Maillart).3.15 p.m. (from Hanover). -Recital of siger). Ballet egyptien (Luigini). (Verdi). Selection from "Aida" BERNE (Switzerland) Waltz, Gold and Silver (Lehar). Coloratura Arias and Songs, relayed Mazurka, Le Mousine (Gann). (Verdi). " Belote-Valet Maitre "- Radio -Bern.743 kc/s (403 m.) ; Selection from " Orpheus in the from the Hanover Wireless Exhi- Selection from " The Merry Wives Play(MarcelLaporte). Aria I. x kW. Underworld " (Offenbach). Spanish bition. Overture," L'epreuve of Windsor "(Nicolai). Waltz, from " Aida " (Verdi).Aria from Transmits at intervals from 11.27 a.m. Dances Nos. z and 5 (Moszkovsky). villageoise " (Gretry). Bravur a Dreams on the Ocean (Gung'1). " Othello "(Verdi). Aria from 5.15 p.m. -Gramophone Records. Fatinitza March (Sqppe). Variations on a Theme by Mozart Selection from " La Mascotte " " Rigoletto " (Verdi). 6.o p.m. -The Sonata for Pianoforte with Flute obbligato (Adam). Over- (Audran). 10.0p.m. -TheMarseillaiseand and'CellofromBeethovento44! P.m. -Exchange Quotations and Close Down. Hindemith. Fish Market Prices. ture," The NurembergDoll',8.4o p.m. -Concert by a Women's 7.0 p.m. -Time and Weather. 4.50 P.m. -Talk in French : The Paris (Adam).Two Songs with Flute Choir. KALUNDBORG (Denmark) Season. obbligato :(a)Aria from " The9.10 p.m. -Orchestral Concert (con- 7.2p.m.(approx.).-Talk :The5.20 p.m. -English Language Lesson, Nuremberg" Doll "(Adam),(b) tinued). Overture, " Ten Maids KalundborgRadio. 26okcis Sermon on the Mount. 5.5op.m. -Weather Report. Aria fromThe Pearl of Brazil " and No Masi " (Suppe). Waltz, (1,153 m.) ;to kW. 7.3o p.m. -Passiontide Concert. Three6.o p.m. -News and Report of the (David). FinaleforOrchestra Veilchen am' Wege (Fetras). Selec-See Copenhaen Programme. Biblical Scenes (Schutz) :(a) The Workers' Radio Society. (Drigo). ColoraturaWaltz, tion from " The Love Parade " Pharisee andthePublican, (b) KONIGSBERG (Germany) Easter Dialogue,(c) The Child6.x5 p.m. -Time Signal. Nymphen und Sylvane (Bemberg). (Schertzinger). Ostmarken Rundfunk.1,382 Ws 6.3o p.m. -Talk :The Child as an3.55 p.m. -Reading for Young9.40 P.m. -Weather and News. (217 m.) ;1.7 kW. Jesus in the Temple.The Seven Artist. People. 9.5o p.m. -Orchestral Concert.Jazz Words fromtheCrossfor Solo7.0 p.m. -Town Hall Chimes. 4.25 P.m. -Talk : The Economic Im- Paraphrase(Fox). True LoveSee Heilsberg Programme. Voice, Choir and Orchestra (Schutz) (Klages-Geer). Where are youLANGENBERG (Germany) 8.25p.m -OrchestralConcertof7.2p.m. -Talk on thefollowing portance of Haiti to Germany. German Opera Music. transmission. 4.55 p.m. (from Kiel). -A Dialogue on now ?(Belfils). The Kiss Waltz Westdeutscher Rundfunk. 635 kcfs 9.o p.m. -News and Weather. 7.t0p.m. -Concert bytheOdense Schleswig-Holstein Culture. (Burke). FoxtrotParodyon (473 m.) ;x7 kW. Relayed by 9.15 p.m. -Musical Programme, Choral Society, relayed from the5.20 p.m. -Variety Programme. " Aida " (Briegel).Selection from Aachen. CologneandMunster, Fyns Forsamlingshus inOdense.6.o p.m. -See Kiinigs Wusterhausen. - " Schee istdie Welt "(Lehar). 1,319 kCiS (227 Me). 9.40 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. " Finnish Spring "-a Lyrical6.3o p.m. -Dialogue : The Housewife Tango, In Madrid (Nelson). SixTransmits at intervals from 5.45 a.m. Humoresque (Carl Nielsen). " The as an Economic Factor. Waltzes (Robrecht).The Lantern (Lesson inSelf-defence). BORDEAUX-LAFAYETTE Crusaders "-Cantata(Niels W.6.5o p.m. -Exchange Quotations. Song(Nicholls). Tra-ra,jetzt12.5 P.M. -Orchestral Concert, con- (France) Gade). 6.55 p.m. -Weather Report. kommt dieMarschmusik (Hey- ducted by Wolf. March, Die (PTT).986 kc/s (304 to.) ; 35 9.20 p.m. -News Bulletin. 7.op.m.(fromHanover).-" Die mann). Brautwerber (Becker). Schatz- kW. 9.35 p.m. -Dance Music from Nimb's Richterin "-Opera in Three Acts10.50 p.m. -Gramophone Records. Walzer (J.Strauss). Overture, Transmits at intervals from 12.45 p.m. Restaurant. (Hermann Grabner), played by the11.40 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. " DerWildschtitz (Lortzing) MARCH 27TH,1931 WORLD -RADIO 509 Programmes for Monday-(Cont.) OSLO (Norway) POZNAN. (Poland) 389kc/s42(770 m.);Sundsvall, 554 Kringkastingselskapet. 28okc/s 896 kc/s (333 m.) ;x.9 kW. (5 m.). TwoSelections(Mendelssohn) : kW. Programme relayed by Turin, (x ,o71 m.) ;75 kW.Relayed byTransmits at intervals from 6.t5 a.m.Transmits at intervals from 6.15 a.m. (a)Venetian Gondola Song,(b) x,ot3 kels (296 m.) ; and Genoa, Ice's (Gymnastics). Fredriksstad, 815 (368 m.) ; (Radio Journal). 12 Spring Song.Russian Suite, An 958 kc/s (313.2 na.). Hamar, 5x1 c/s (587 m.) ;4.45 P.m. -Pianoforte and Vocal Reci- noon -x2.30 p.m. -Talk for Evening in St. Petersburg (Meyer -Transmits at intervals from 7.15 a.m. Notodden, 671 kis(447./m.) ; tal. Baritone Solos from the Works Schools. - 4.o p.m. -Reading. Helmond). Overture, " Die Ge- (Giornale Radio). Porsgrund,662kcIs(453m.); of Leoncavallo, Zerkovitz, Taglia- scluipfe des Prometheus " (Beet-6.3o p.m. -Concert of Light Music. and Rjukan, 671 kc/s (447.x m.). ferri and Schertzinger. - Pianoforte4.20 p.m. -Gramophone Records. hoven). Scherzo No. t and Moment Marcietta gaia (Criscuolo).MailieTransmits at intervals from 10.15 a.m. Solos : (a)Know'stthouthe5.20 p.m. -Elementary English Lesson, musical(Schubert). Potpourri gitana (Mariotti).Canzone solit-4.30 p.m. -Chamber Music Concert. Land ?(Moniuszko), (b) The relayed from Jonkoping, x,.go kola Reminiscences of Grieg (Urbach). aria (Ranzato).Fagottino, giullare5.3o p.m -Review of Foreign Affairs. Legend(Rozycki), (c)Evening (202 tn.). r.3o p.m. -Meat Market Prices. di Corte (Camussi).A zonzo (de6.o p.m. -Announcements, Weather Song(Moniuszko), (d) Tango5.5o p.nt.-Talk :Modern French. 2.30 p.m. -Tidal Report, Time and Micheli). Selection from " A Waltz and News. (Albeniz). SopranoSolos : (a) Statesmen-Thiers. Economic Notes. Dream '(0. Straus).'L'uomo e6.2op.m. -Talk onthefollowing Aria from " Flis "(Moniuszko),6.zo p.m. -Introductory Talk to the 2.5o p.m. -Programme for Children. fumator (Ranzato). Transmission. (b) Aria from " Mazeppa " (Munch- following transmission. 3.2op:in.-YoungPeople's Pro-7.0 p.m. -Time, Announcements,6.3o p.m.-" The Marriage of Figaro" heimer), (c) Aria from'Beatrix6.3o p.m.-" The Marriage of Figaro" gramme. Giornale Radio, and Weather. -Opera in Four Acts (Mozart), Cenci " (Rozycki). -Opera in Four Acts (Mozart). 4.0p.m. -Vocal andInstrumental7.45 p.m. -Scientific Talk. under the direction of A. Jarnefelt,545 P.m. -Talk arrangedbythe relayedfromtheRoyalOpera Concert.Soloists : Agnes Lenbach8.o p.m. -Concert of Chamber Music, relayedfromtheRoyalOpera Society for Physical Training and House. (Contralto). Karl Heinrich Diener organised by Ildebrando Pizzetti, House, Stockholm.In the interval Military Preparation. to.o p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. von Schonberg (Pianist), and Fritz with the collaboration of Maria at 9.15 p.m. -Weather and News. 6.0 p.m. -Review of Art and Litera- Lang (Viola).Pianoforte Sonata in Roka (Soprano) and Castelnuovolo.o p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. ture. STRASBOURG (France) C Major,Op.z(Beethoven). Tedesco. 6.15 p.m. -Social Talk : A Brighter Radio -Strasbourg (PTT). 869 Three Songs (Schubert) :(a) Der9.0 p.m. -Variety Programme. Future. kc/s (345 m.) ;15 kW. Kreuzzug, (b)Suleika,(c) Im10.0 p.m.-Giornale Radio, followedPARIS (France) 6.3o p.m. -Topical Talk. Transmits at intervals from 11.30 a.m. Abendrot. Pianoforte Solos : Three by Concert from the Cova Res- EiffelToVver(FLE). 207kc,'s 6.45 p.m. -Literary Talk. 7.o p.m. -Instrumental Concert. OldPieces : (a)Divertimento taurant. (1445 m.) ;15 kW. 7.0 p.m. -Miscellaneous Items and7.3op.m. -News- inFrenchand (Wagenseil), (b) Minuet (Rameau),10.55 p.m. -News Bulletin. Time Signals (on 2,65o m., 113 News. German. (c) Andante (Croft). Two Songs to kcis) ;at 9.25 A.m. and to.25 p.m.7.10 p.m. -Talk : The Poznan Fairs.7.45 P.m. -Gramophone Records. Violaaccompaniment(Brahms) :MOTALA (Sweden) (preliminary and 6 -dot signals). 7.3o p.m. -See Warsaw. 8.30p.m. -Concertrelayedalter- (a) Gestillte Sehnsucht, (b) Geist - 222.5 kc/s (1,348 m) ;4o kW. 5.45 p.m. -Le Journal Paige. 9.0 p.m. -Time, News, Sports and nately from the Café de la Pais fiches Wiegenlied. See Stockholm Programme. 7.10 p.m. -Meteorological Forecast. Police Notes. and the Odeon. 7.3o p.m -Symphony Concert con- 10.30 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 5.11 P.m. -Talk :The Stars in April. ducted by M. Edouard Flament.9.15 p.m. -Topical Talk. 5.15 p.m. -Talk on a Journey in theMOHLACKER (Germany) Sicilienne,Gavotte and Bourn&9.30 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Iberian Peninsula -Civilised Por- Sfiddeutscher Rundfunk.833 kcis (Bach-Gevaert). Overture, "Hansel TOULOUSE (France) tugal. (36o m) ;75 kW. Relayed by and Gretel " (Humperdinck-Artok).ROME (Italy) Radiophonie du Midi.779 kc'a 5.40 p.m. -Spanish Conversation. Freiburg, 527 kcis (57o m.). EnteItalianoAudizioniRadio- (385 m.) ;8 kW. 6.op.m. -WeatherReport,Time Norwegian Dances (Grieg), In Transmits at intervals from 5.15 a.m. a PersianMarket (Ketelbey) foniche (i120).68o kc,'s (441 m.) ;Transmits at intervals from 12.45 p.m. Signal,Economic and Sports (Time, Weather and Gymnastics). Romance for 'Cello (E. Flament). 75 kW.Relayed by Naples, 9057.0 p.m. -Musical Programme. Notes. 3.3o p.m. -Orchestral Concert from Rustle of Spring (Sinding). Waltz, kcis (332 m.), and 2RO, rt,8to kcis7.3o p.m. -Exchange Quotations and 6.x5p.m.-Topical Talk. Freiburg. Dolores (Waldteufel). Song of the (25.4 m.). News. -6.25 p.m. -Talk on Economics. 5.0 p.m. -Time, Weather and Agri- Boatmen(Glazounoff). ViolinTransmits at intervals from 7.15 a.m.7.45 P.m. -Musical Programme. 6 45 p.m. -Songs and Dances from cultural Notes. Solo :In the Gardens of Murcia (Giornale Radio and Weather for8.55 p.m. -Fashion Review. all over the World. 5.15 p.m. -(from Karlsruhe). Talk : (Turina-Chapelier). Slavonic Shipping). 9.0 p.m. -Time Signal. S.o p.m. -See Munich. Reading InvisibleWritingby Dances (Dvorak). En yacht le soir4.0 P.m. -Reading of a Short Story. 9.2 p.m. -Orchestral Concert.In the 9.o p.m. -News, Sports Notes, Con- means of Optophotography. (Fl.Schmitt). Selectionfrom4.20P.m. -Talk on thefollowing interval, News. cert and Dance Music. 5.45 p.m -Talk from Frankfurt. " Javotte "(Saint-Satns--Alder). transmission. 11.0 p.m.-Chansonnettes. xi.o p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 6.5 p.m. -Time Signal. Souvenir de Hapsal (Tchaikovsky).4.30p.m. -Concert by the Rome11.15 p.m. -North African News. 6.10-11.o p.m. -See Frankfurt. La fille aux cheveux de lin (Debussy - Quartet, relayed from the Royal11.30 p.m. -Musical Programme. 11.0 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Mouton).Waltz ;Wine, Woman Philharmonic Academy. 12 midnight (approx.).-Close Down LEIPZIG (Germany) and Song (Strauss). 6.zo p.m. -Announcements and News Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk.1,157tIUNICH (Germany) 6.5o p.m.-Gtramophone Records. VIENNA (Austria) ; 2.3 kW. Relayed kc/s (259 7.10 p.m.-Giornale Radio and Mis- Radio-Wicn. 5131keis (517 m.) ; by Dresden, 941 kc/s (319 m.). 563kc/s(533m.) ; 1.7kW.PARIS (France) cellaneous Notes. RelayedbyAugsburg,536kc/s Poste Parisien.914 kc,'s (329 tn.) ; 20 kW.Relayed by Graz, 851 Transmits at intervals from 8.45 a.m. (56o m.); Kaiserslautern, 536 kc/s 1.2 kW. 7.30 p.m. -Time and Announcements. kc/s (352 m.);Innsbruck,1,o58 (Economic Notes). 7.32p.m.(approx.).-Talk :The kc/s Klagenfurt,662 3.3oP.m. -Concert fromBerlin (56o m.) ;and Nurnberg,1,2569.0 a.m.-Transmission of Pictures. (283 m ); kc/s (239 m.). 8.25p.m. -GramophoneRecords, Beatitudes. kc/s(453.2m.) ; Linz 1,220 (Witzleben). Transmits at intervals from 5.45 a.m. Talk and News Bulletin. 8.oP.m. -VocalandInstrumental kc/s(246m.) ; andSalzburg, 4.30 P.m. -Weather and Time. (Gymnastics). 9.0 p.m. -Concert by the " Harmonic Concert. Overture," Samson " 1,373 kc/s (218 m.). 4.55 P.m. -Economic Prices. 12.20 p.m. -Gramophone Records of du Petit Parisien," conducted by (Handel).Choral Selections :(a)Transmits at intervals from 8.zo a.m. 5.o p.m. -Review of New Books. Modern Orchestral Works. Henri Coquart.March and Cor- Ave verum (Mozart), (b) Hymn to (Market Prices). 4.5o p.m. -The Wireless Manage- Night(Beethoven), (c) Villotta6.3o p.m. -Vocal and Instrumental ment speaks. Talk by Dr. D. E.1.0 p.m. -Time Signal, Weather Re- tegefrom" Dejanire "(Saint - (Azzaioli),(d)IZolfanari (Ban- Kurt Fischer :Who collaborates ? port, Programme Announcements, Sans).Overture, " The Caliph chieri).Announcements.Violin Concert. 6.o p.m. -Talk :The Reorganisation News Bulletin, Exchange Quota- of Baghdad " (Boieldieu). Polo- Solos :(a) Roxane's Song (Szy-7.0 p.m. -Concert arranged by the of Sickness Insurance. tions and Advertisements. naise No. 4 (Chopin). Ballet Music manovsky), (b) Tambourin chinois Burgenland LocalGovernment 6.3o p.m. --Gramophone Records. 2.40 p.m -Reading of a Sketch (F. from " Faust " (Gounod). Persian (Kreisler). Terrad'oro-Scene to celebrate its Tenth Anniversary 7.15 p.m. -Four Dialogues. Anstey). Dance (Guiraud). from Popular Abbruzzian Life for as an Austrian Possession, relayed 8.op.m. -,-SacredMusicby the 3.5 p.m. -Time, Weather and Agri- Choi*, Orchestra, Soprano, Tenor from the Music Society's Hall. Regensburg Cathedral Choir, relayed cultural Notes. PARIS (France) and Bass (Albanese).Violin Solos :9.5 P.M.approx.).-News. fromtheCathedralRegensburg.3.2o p.m -PianoforteRecital from Radio -Paris(CFR). x74kc/s (a) Lotus Land (Cyril Scott), (b)9.15 p.m. (approx.).-Dance Music Organ Prelude.In monte Oliveti the Works of Munich Composers. (1,725 m.) ;17 kW. Zigeunerweisen (Sarasate).Inter- (di Lasso).Incipit oratib Jeremiae Fantasia and Fugue (Thomassin).Transmits at intervals from 6.45 a.m. ludefrom " PepitaJimenez "WARSAW (Poland) (Palest' ina). Adoramuste (Aich- Landsommertage-Seven Varia- (Physical Culture). (Albeniz).Dance fromLa Sacra Polskie Radio. 212 kcis (x,01 m.) ; :nger). Christus factus est (Anerio). tions on an Original Theme, Op.12.3o p.m. -Gramophone Records. rappresentazionediAbramoed 158 kW. Ecce quomodo moritur (Gallus). 2z (A. Reuss).Seven Mazurkast.o p.m. -Exchange and News. . Isacco " (Pizzetti).Choral Selec-Transmits at intervals from to.4o a.m. Selections from the Missa Papae (H. Mainzer). 5.5 p.m. -SymphonyConcert on tions :(a) Lu pianto de le fojje and1.20 p.m. -Economic Notes. Marcelli(Palestrina). Surrexit4o p.m. -Programme for Children. Gramophone Records. Finlandia Vola, vola-Abbruzzian Songs1.4o p.m. -Talk :Political and Social pastor bonus (Haller). 4.20 P.m. -Orchestral Concert, con- (Sibelius). Concerto for Pianoforte (Albanese), (b) Dammi un riccioli Reforms in England. 8.5o p.m. -PianoforteRecital from ducted by KarlList.Overture in B Flat Major (Liszt).Suite in dei tuoi capelli (Toad), (c) Popular2.0 p.m. -Talk :Silesia and Poland theWorks of Mozart. Sonata " CzarandCarpenter "(Lort- F (Roussel). Song':La Fork in History. zing).Two Selections (Dvorak). Song of Trieste :In mezzo al mar2.20-2.35 p.m. -Interval. in B Flat Major. Fantasia in D (Caplet).Prelude to " The Tem- (Sadero). Rapsodia lombarda Minor.MinuetinDMajor. Suite(Tchaikovsky). Slumber pest " (Honegger).In the inter- (Cerri). 2.35 p.m. -Press Review. Rondo alla Turca. Song- (Moszkovsky). Canzonetta vals at1.3o p.m. -Exchange andg.55 p.m. (approx.).-News. 2.50 P.M. -French Lesson. 9.13 p.m. -News, followed by Con- (Schiltt). Selection from " La at 2.o p.m. -Exchange and Market 3.10 p.m. -Marine Notes. cert of Light Music. Boheme " (Puccini).Ballet Inter- Prices. SCHENECTADY (U.S.A.) 3.15 p.m. -Programme for Children. 10.39 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. mezzo (Bayer-Zdenko). 3.3o p.m. -Exchange Quotations. General Electric Company (WGY).3.45 P.m. -Gramophone Records. 5.2op.m. -Time Signal,Weather3.45 P.M.-Concert dedicated tothe 4.15 : The Influence of Report and Agricultural Notes. OiseDistrict andespeciallyto 790 kc/s (379.5 Km) ;so kW. Re- Town and Country on the Length 5.3o p.m. -Review of Books: layed at intervals by W2XAF on ofLife,relayedfrom/mini; LJUBLJANA (Yugoslairia) Noyon. Talk on Noyon. Readings: 9 53okc/s(35.48tn.),andby Radio -Ljubljana.522 kc/s (574-7 13ooksinconnection withthe (a) Two Poems (Foulon dc Vaux), W2XAD on 15,340 kc/s (19.56 m.). 788 kepi (381 m.). tn.) ;2.8 kW. Week's Programmes. (b)Pelerinage (Tartarin),(c) La 4.45 P.m. -Orchestral Concert. Transmits at intervals from 11.15 a.m.5.45 p.m -Dialogue : Gold -digging in rosiere de Salency, (d) Aux marts deTransmits at intervals frcm11.45 a.m.5.45 p.m. -Miscellaneous Items. 4.30 p.m. -Orchestral Concert. Alaska. Noyon (Buffiere). Two Pianoforte11.30 p.m. -Ivanhoe Programme. 6.,o p.m. -Agricultural Correspond. 5.30 p.m. -Italian Lesson. 6.5 p.m. -Talk for Workers. Solos (Carlier) :(a) Le Clocher11.45 p.m. -Musical Programme. ewe and Quotations. 6.o p.m. -Polish Lesson. 6.3o,.m. -Orchestral Concert. Se- de Chaumont, (b) Mon Papa est12 midnight. -Weather Report. 6.25 p.m. -Technical Talk. 6.3o p.m. -Talk on Hygiene. lectionfrom" Tiefland "(d'Al- Docteur. Two Songs (Carlier) :12.1 a.m. (Tuesday). -Municipal6.3o p.m. -Gramophone Records. 7.0 p.m. -Orchestral Concert. bert). Traume der Nacht (Schmal- (a) Chant de la Mer, (b) Je suis le Series. 6.35p.m. -Programme Announce- 9.0 p.m. --Weather and News. stich).Czardas (Monti). Selec- ciment vivant.Serenade (Berton).12.14 a.m.-Time Signal. ments. tion from " The Geisha " (Jones). TalkontheSculptorHenrix 2.15 a.m.-McAleer IV' elodists. 6.4o p.m. -Radio Journal. Interlude by Otto Willner.Mur- Greber.Readings :(a) Madrigals12.3o a.m.-Baker Chocolate Pro -6.55 p.m. -Gramophone Records. MADRID (Spain) muring Zephyr (Jensen).Harle- andEpigrams(Maucroix), (b) Programme. 7.0 p.m. -Talk (to be announced). quinandColumbine(Kaskel). 12.45 a.M.-Rice String Quartet. 7.15 p.m. -Music Talk. Union Radio (EAJ7). 707 kc/s Epithalame (Rollaine), (c) La fon-r.oa.m.-AgriculturalProgramme. (424 m.) kW. March, Unterm Doppeladler (J. F. taine du pied du mont (Grevin), 7.3o p.m. -Orchestral Concert with - Transmits at intervals from1 x.45 a.m. Wagner). (d) La fete de Salency (de Geniis),1.30 a.m.-A and P Gypsies, from Mme.OlgaKalliwoda(Mezzo - 7.45 P.m. -Talk :Gregorian Music. New York. Soprano) and L. Urstein (Piano- 2.0p.m -Chimes,TimeSignal, (e) Calvin as a Writer (Faguet). 2.30 MotorsPro- WeatherReportand Concert.8.o p.m. -Sacred Music relayed from5.55p.in.-ExchangeandMarket a.m.-General forte). In the interval, Theatre Regensburg Cathedral.Holy Week Prices. gramme, from New York. Review. Pasodoble,Lacava(Frances). 3.o a.m.-Mixed Quartet Programme.9.0 p.m. -Talk : Human Sentiments Intermezzo from " Cavalleria rusti- Music by the Regensburg Cathe-6.op.m. -Agricultural Report and from cana "(Mascagni). Hungarian dralChoir,conductedbyDr. Racing Results. 3.30-4.30 a.m.-Programme and Presentiments. Organist : New York. 9. x 5 p.m. -Gramophone Records. Dance, No. 6 (Brahms).Selection Theobald Schroms. 6.3o p.m.-ModernsMusic on Gramo- Rhythm from " La Juive "(Halevy). ProfessorJosefRenner. Organ phone Records.Petite Suite (De-3.3o a.m.-Symphonic 9.5o p.m. -Weather, Police and Sports Selectionfrom " ZweiHerren Prelude. Six -PartChoir, In bussy). Selection from " La Korri- Makers. Notes. in-DreiviertelTakt "(Stolz). monte Oliveti (Orlando di Lasso). gane " (Widor). 4.0 a.m.-Hotel Paramount Orches- Gavotte (Rodrigo). Marche Six- to Eight -Part Choir, Oratio7.0 p.m. -Film Review. tra. WILNO (Poland) militaire in E (Schubert). Jeremiae (Palestrina). Four -Part7.10 4.30 a.m.-Organ Recital from the 815 kc!s (368.1 m.) ;0.5 kW. 3.25 p.m. -Theatre Notes. Choir, Three Boys' Voices and7.3o .p.m. -Spanish Lesson. Proctor's Theatre, Albany, N. Y.Transmits at intervals from 1o.s8 a.m. 3.30-7.0 p.m. -Interval. Tenor : Adoramus to (Aichberger).7.45 p.m -Commercial Prices, Eco-5.o a.m.-Bill Houlihan's Cadets. 4.45 p.m. -See Warsaw. 7.0 pen. -Chimes, Exchange Quota- Four -Part Choir,Christus factus nomic and Social Notes and News.5.3o a.m.-Doc Peyton and the Hotel545 p.m. -Sports Notes. tions, Market Prices and Topical cst (Aneriol. Four -Part Choir,8.o p.m.-" A Lost Ball "-Comedy Kenmore Orchestra, Albany, N.Y.6.o p.m.- Talk. Review of Sport. Ecce quomodo moritur (Handl). (Achard). 6.o a.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 6.15 p.m. -Programme to be 7.3o p.m. -Dance Music. KyrieandSanctusfromthe8.3o p.m. -News and Sports Notes. announced. 8.25' p.m. -News Bulletin. " Missa Papae Marcelli " (Pales-8.4o p.m. -Topical Review. STOCKHOLM (Sweden) 6.25 p.m. -See Warsaw. 8.3o p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. trina).F've-Part Choir, Surrexit8.45 p.m. -Gramophone Records. Radiotjanst(SASA). 689kc/s6.3op.m. -Programme Notesand pastor bonus (Haller). 9.0 p.m.-" Enlevez-moi (436 m.) ;75 kW.Relayed by Miscellaneous Announcements. 8.50 p.m. -Monthly Review of World by Gabaroche), relayed from the Roden, 244 kc/s (1229.5 m.) Gote-6.40-9. t 5 p,m.-See Il arsaw. MILAN (Italy) Politics. Theatre de la Comedic Caumartin. borg, 932 kc/s (322 tn.) ; 9.15 p.m. -Gramophone Records. EnteItalianoAudizioniRadio-9.2o p.m. -TaxationNotes,Time, In the interval, Press Review, News 1,166kc/s(257m.) ; Mota/a9.5o p.m. -See Warsaw. foniche. 599 kc/s (sox m.) ;8.5 Weather, News and Sports Notes. and Time Signal. 222.5 kc/s (1,348 m.) ;ostersund,10.0 pan. (approx.).-Close Down. 4 510 WORLD -RADIO MARCH 27TH, 1931

PROGRAMMESFOR TUESDAY (March 31)

NOTE: THE HOURS OF tary Symphony (Haydn).Passion-8.15p.m. -Danish ProvincialPro- the Hanover Wireless Exhibition. ture, " Les Saltimbanques " nement (Messager). 193o (Nicholls). gramme.Talk and Songs. OrientalStep,Solamah(Anton (Ganne). Waltz, Love Angel TRANSMISSION ARE RE-5.45P.m. -Programme arranged by9.35 p.m -News Bulletin. Profes).Songs :(a) Sag mir, du (Waldteufel). Napoli(Mezza- DUCED TO GREENWICH theRESEF. VarietyItems.9.5o p.m. -Viola Recital. Hebrew liebstmich(BrunoCher),(b) capo). Selection from " Eine MEAN TIME 'Talk for Women.Notes.Cradle Melodies, Op. 9 (Joachim). Ish gehe mit der alley letzten Mode Sangerfahrt nach Wien " (Silving). Songs : (a) Berceuse rase (Daneau),10.10 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. (Becce). Valse Boston, All mein GlowwomIdyllfrom" Lysis- ALGIERS (N. Africa) (b)Je saischanter (Busser),(c) Gluck auf Erden (Stolz).Songs trata " (Lincke).Martial Moments 825.3 kc/s (363.4 m.) ;13 kW. Ma poupee chink (deSeverac),CORK (Ireland) (a) Sag mir etwas Liebes (Gold- (Winter). 12.30 p.m. -Gramophone Records. (d) Peasant Cradle Song (Mous- (6CK). 5,337 kc/s (225 m.); 1.5 kW. berg), (b) Traumkenigin (Schmidt-9.55 p.m. -Weather and News. 7.0 p.m. --Exchange ;Weather, Agri- sorgsky). PopularSongs:(a)1.3op.m. -Weather Forecastand Boelke). MeinGluck,Rondo10.5 p.m -Recitations, cultural Report and Shipping Notes. L'homme ausable(Doret),(b) Gramophone Records. arioso with Violin (Gilbert). Song :10.40 p.m. -Gramophone RecOrdS. 7.15 p.m. -Gramophone Records of Corsican Cradle Song, (c) Alsatian6.0 p.m. -Exchange, News Bulletin Fruhlingsnacht (Guttmann). One-11.40 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Accordion Music. Cradle Song, (d) Le p'tit Quinquin and Gramophone Records. step,CararnbolinaCaramboletta 7.3o p.m. -Songs from Talking Films. (e) Breton Cradle Song. 6.15 p.m. -Programme from Dublin. (Kalman). HUIZEN (Holland) 7.5o p.m. -News Bulletin, 6.45 P.m. -Gramophone Records. 4.55P.m. -Talk :The Starsand 1,004kc/s(298m.) ;8.5 kW 8.o p.m. -Chamber Music. 7.15 P.m. -Talk :TheWorker'sCRACOW (Poland) Weather, and their Influence on(transmitted from Hilversum). 9.0 p.m. -Concert of Eastern Music. Garden. Polskie Radio. 959 kc/s (312.8.m.) ; our Lives and Health. 7.40 a.m. till Close Down. Programme .20.30 p.m. -Gramophone Records. 7.3o p.m. -Le Journal Parle. 1.5 kW. 5.20 p.m. -Variety Programme. oftheCatholicRadioSociety 51.0 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 8.o p.m. -Organ Recital from theTransmits at intervals from 10.40 a.m.6.o p.m. (from Bremen). -Agricultural (K.R.O.), CarmeliteChurch. Concerto4- 55 -5. 45 p.m. -See Warsaw. Talk. 7.40 a.m.-8.55 a.m.-Gramophone BARCELONA (Spain) grosso(Corelli). Aria(Bach).5.45 P.m. -Miscellaneous Items, News6.25 p.ni.-Talk :Inland Shipping in Records. Bulletin andProgrammeAn- Radio -Barcelona (EAJ1).86o ke/s Talk. South America. 9.40 a.m.-Gramophone Records. (349 m.) ;8 kW. 9.op.m. -Selectionsfrom" The nouncements. 6.5o p.m. -Exchange Quotations. 11.10 a.m.-Religious Address by the Transmits at intervals from 8.o a.m. Passion " (Bach), with Introduc-6.10 p.m. -Talk :Easter Customs6.55 p.m. -Weather Report. Rev. Perquin. (Radio Journal). tory Talk. among the People of Cracow. 7.0 p.m.(fromBremen). Military51.40 a.m.-Trio Concert. 5.3oP.m. -Exchange andConcert.ro.o p.m. -Le Journal Parle. 6.zo p.m. -See Warsaw. Band Concert.March, Adlerfiug1.10 p.m., -Gramophone Records. March, Kad-Dur (Lorente). 6.3o p.m -Gramophone Records. (Blankenburg). Overture, " Wil-1.40 p.m. -Programme for Women. Gramophone Record :Death andBRUSSELS No. 2 (Belgium)6.40 p.m. -Radio Journal. liam TO "(Rossini). Aria and2.40-3.10 p.m. -Dressmaking Les- the Maiden (Schubert).Interlude_ 887 kc's (338.2 m.) ;zo kW. 7.0-10.0 p.m. -See Warsaw. Ballet Music from " Rilbezahl " son. (Franco). Aubade, Chanson d'Arl-Programme in Flemish. 10.0 p.m.(approx.).-Close Down. (Flotow). Chronological, Fantasia3.40 P.m. -Gramophone Records. ette(deTaeye). Minuet and5.0 p.m. -Chamber Music.Quintet on Wagner's Stage Works :Erin-6.10 p.m.-Talk (to be announced). Allegro ma non troppo from the DUBLIN (Ireland) nerungen an Bayreuth (Morena).6.25 p.m. -Writing Lesson. with Clarinet (Dubois). Children's (2RN). 725 kc/s (453 m.) ;1.5 kW. Quartetin D - Minor (Haydn). ScenesforStringQuartetand2.3o-2.0 p.m -Time Signal, Wea- Army March No. 7.March, Mit6.55 p.m. -Talk by Dr. Gelissen. . March of the Gnomes (von Blon). Clarinet. dem Halbmond (Voigt). Deutscher7.25 p.m. -Gramophone Records. 6.op.m. -Trio Music. Serenade,5.45 P.m. -Programme for Children. therReport,Stock Report and Glaube (Nagler). Hochgewitter7.40 pan. -Choral and Organ Recital Amoroso(Donliez). Japanese6.45 p.m. -Gramophone Records. Gramophone Concert. (Flutter). Folk Song :Captain from the Church of St. Peter and Festival (Palau). Selection from7.15 p.m. -Economic Review. 2.0-6.o p.m. -Interval. and Lieutenant(arr.Heinrichs). Paul at Amsterdam. Address in the " Rigoletto " (Verdi). Butterflies7.3o p.m. -Le Journal Parle. 6.o p.m. -Gramophone -Records. March,Herr,machunsfrei interval. Stadium March (Leo- 6.15 p.m. -Programme for Children. 9.10 p.m -News Bulletin. (Leopold). 7.55 p,m.-Talk for Women. 7.0 p.m -Gramophone Records. (Schulz).Overture, " The Merry ( pold). News after the Programme.8.0 p.m. -Concert. x8r2Overture7.55 p.m. -News Bulletin. WivesofWindsor"(Nicolai).9.2o p.m -Second and Third Acts 57.0 P.m. -Gramophone Records. (Tchaikovsky).Ballet Music from Procession of the Women to the of the Passion Drama : " The Con- 58.30 p.m. -English Lesson. " HenryVIII " (Saint-Satns).7.3o p.m. -Time Signal. Minster, from " Lohengrin " (Wag- demnation of Yenta Christ" (Vuys- 7.32 p.m.-Leigheacht Gaedhilge. ner). ters). 9.o p.m. -Chimes; Weather and Ex- Song.Selection from " Mignon "7.40 p.m. -Talk by Maura Laverty : Waltz, Immer oder nimmer , change. (Thomas).IntheSteppesof (Waldteufel). March, Von der10.40 p.m. -Gramophone Records. 19.5 p.m. -Orchestral Concert.Over- CentralAsia (Borodin). Talk. Spam's Way of the' Cross. Lancken (Schultz).In the interval11.40 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. ture," Alcestis "(Gluck). Romantic Selection from 'Les trois Sultans"8.o p.m -Selections by the Station at 8.o p.m. -First News. Sextet. JUAN-LES-PINS - Song (Demaret). Illyrian Serenade (Busser). Song. Joyous Youth8.3o p.m. -Recital by C.M. Ni9.15 p.m. -News Bulletin. and Romance (Widor).Gaillarde (Coates).Divertissements (Lalo). 9.35 p.m. -Instrumental Cabaret. (Nice, France) (Delibes). Pavane (Delibes).Petitro.o p.m. -Le Journal Parle. Dhubhghaill with Gerard Crofts10.5o pan. -Ice Report. 1,205 kC!S (24.9 M.) ;1.2 kW. Menuet (Dubois). (Tenor). 12.30 p.m -News, Amusement Guide 10.0p.m. -News Bulletin, BUDAPEST (Hungary) 8.5o p.m. -Violin Duets by Mrs.HEILSBERG (Germany) and Concert.Selection from " La 10.5 p.m.-" El "-Comedy in 545 hots (55o m.) ;23 kW. Larchet and E. K. Lange. 1,085kegs(276.5 m.) ;75 kW. File de Madame Angot " (Lecocq). 9.10 p.m. -Soprano Solos by Ger- RelayedbyDanzig, 66zkc/s Two Acts (Jose Ramos Martin). (Concert). trude Mortimer. Nocturne in E Flat Major (Chopin). 12 midnight-(approx.).-Close Down.Transmits at intervals from Sas a.m. (453111.). - Prelude (Chopin).Selection from 6.0 p.m. -Talk by Julius Hakim 9.2o p.m. -Selections by the StationTransmits at intervals from 5.3o a.m. " The Queen of Sheba " (Gounod). BERLIN (Germany) 6.3o p.m. -Recital of Songs. Sextet. (Gymnastics). Allegro (Fiocco). La Capriciosa Konigs Wusterhausen. 183 kc/s8.o p.m.-Military Band Concert. 9.3o p.m. -Sponsored Programme. 6.3o p.m.-" Catastrophes of 5930." (Ries). (1,635 m.) ;35 kW. 10.30p.m. -TimeSignal,News Riot, the Anna Mine, and Lyon. Souvenir de Capri (Becce). 9.3o p.m. -Talk in English ;Agri- Bulletin, ReviensaSorente(deCurtis). Transmits at intervals from 5.2o a.m. ; cultural Prices, followed by Tzigane WeatherReportand -A Radio Sequence (Heinz Lip- Chant vosgien (Marchais). Les (Hamburg Relay). Concert from the Cafe Bodo. Close Down. mann, Music by Gerhard Brosig). fleurs du passé (Lenoir).Chantez, 3.3o p.m. -Concert from Leipzig. FRANKFURT -am -MAIN 7.3o p.m. -See Berlin(Witzleben). Grand -mere(Garaboche). Kol : An. Introduction toCOLOGNE (Germany) After the Programme, Weather, Nidrei (Bruch). Selection from ; Modern Music. Westdeutscher Rundfunk. 1,359 (Germany) News and Sports Notes. Carlos " (Verdi).Polonaise 5,op.m. -Talk :The Dynamic kc/s (227 m.) ;5.7 kW. 770 kc/s (3.2o tn.) ;1.7 kW. Re-10.0 p.m. -Orchestral Concert. brillante (Wieniaysky). Suite in I Centre of German Politics. See Langenberg Programme. layed by Cassel, 1,220 kCiS (246 m.).It.o p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. A Major (Handel). Concertino for .5130 P.M. -Educational Talk :The Transmits at intervals from 5.15 a.m. Clarinets (Weber).Selection from Style of the Age. (Milhlacker Relay). HILVERSUM (Holland) COPENHAGEN (Denmark) 16okc/s(5,875, m.) ;8.5 kW. The Daughter of the Regiment 6:0 P.m. -Elementary French Lesson. 5,067 kc/s (285 m.) ; 1 kW. Relayed3.3o p.m.-" The Lindbergh Flight" (Donizetti). 6.39 p.m. -A Forecast of the April (Words by Bert Brecht.Music by (transmitted from Huizen). 2,o p.m. The Marseillaise. Programmes. by Kalundborg, zeo kc/s (1,153 Kurt Weill). 7.40 a.m.tillClose Down. Pro- Transmits at intervals from 6.3o a.m. gramme of the Algemeene Veree-2.Io (approx.).-8.3o p.m. -Interval. 6.5o p.m. -Weather for Farmers. (Morning Gymnastics). 4.30 p.m. -Old Dance Music. 8.3o p.m. -News, Amusement Guide 7.0 p.m. -See Hamburg. 5.o p.m. -Economic Notes. iuging Radio Omroep (A.V.R.0.). and Weather Report. 9,2o p.m. -PoliticalPressReview,2.0 p.m. -Instrumental Concert. Americaasde-7.4o a.m.-Time and Gramophone March,Fruhlingseinzug(Blots).5.15 p.m. -Talk : 8.45p.m. (approx.).-" Faust "- Weather, News and Sports Notes, picted in French Literature. Records. Opera (Gounod), on Gramophone followed by Cabaret from Hamburg, Red Roses,Waltz from " The See Muldiwker. 9.40 a.m.-Daily Service. Man with Three Wives " (LehSr).5.45 p.m 10.50 a.m.-Quintet Concert. Records. 12.0 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Wiegenlied (Mozart). 6.55 p.m. -Reading :Bismarck (M. xo.o p.m. -The Marseillaise and Close Air with Harden), on the -Anniversary of his5x.4.0 p.m. -Time Signal. Down. BERLIN (Germany) variations from the " Suite anci- Birth. 11.55 a.m.-Gramophone Records. Witzleben. 716 kris (4:8 m) ; enne "(Halvorsen). Neapolitan6.45 p.m. -Mandoline Concert. 12.4o p.m. -Organ Recital.ToccataKALUNDBORG (Denmark) 2.7 kW. Serenade(Bayer). Waltz, Was (Dubois). Viennese Caprice weisst den Du, wie ich verliebt7.55-11.0 p.m. -See Mahlacker. KalundborgRadio. 26okc/s Transmits at intervals from 6.o a.m. 9.45_ aninterval),Time, (Kreisler). La Precieuse (Couperin- (1,153 ; on kW. (Gymnastics). bin ?(Jurmann). Foxtrot, The Weather, News and Sports Notes. Kreisler). Entr'acte (Moskovsky).See Copenhagen Programme. 5,45 p.m. -Labour Market Report. Devil is playing (Plessow),Piano-II.° p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Humoresque (Dvorak).Traumerei 5.5o p.m. -Concert of Light Music. forte Solos :(a) Oriental (Albeniz), (Schumann).Largo (Handel). KONIGSBERG (Germany) 7.o p.m. -Topical Talk. (b)Serenade, Cordoba (Albeniz),HAMBURG (Germany) x.zo p.m. -Gramophone Records. Ostmarken Rundfunk.1,382 kc/s 7.3op.m.-" L'Arlesienne "-Opera (c)Valse romantique (Debussy), Norag (ha, in Morse).8o6 kc/s1.40-2.10 P.m. -Interval. (217 m.) 1.7 kW. (Bizet). (d)Bergeronnette(CyrilScott), (372 m.) ;5.7 kW.Relayed by2.10 p.m. -Recitation. See Heilsberg Programme. 9.55 p.m. -Weather, News and Sports (e)Sorgentemisteriosaand(f) Bremen,1,112kc/s(27om.) ;2.4o p.m. -Gramophone Records. Notes. Burlesca (Mario Tarenghi).Paso- Flensburg,1,373kc/s(218 m.) ,2.55 p.m -Chamber Music.QuartetLANGENBERG (Germany) doble, Sevilla (Alfonso).Chanson Hanover, $3o kels (566 m.) ;and on a popular Russian theme by WestdeutscherRundfunk. 635 BERNE (Switzerland) dePierrot(Drigo). SelectionINKiel, 5,292 kc/s (232.2 m.). six Russian composers. Quartet kc/s (473 m.);17 .kW. Relayed Radio-Bem.743 kc/s (403 m.) ; from " Victoria and her. Hussar "Transmits at intervals from 5.2o a.m. (Malipierro). by Aachen, Cologne and Munster, ' 1.5 kW. (Abraham). Mustalain(Meri- (Time and Weather). 3.40 P.m. -Gramophone Records. 1,359 kcis (127 m.). Transmits at intervals from 55.27 a.m. kanto). Waltz from " A Waltz11.30 a.m. (from Hanover).-Orehes-4.10 p.m. -Study Music for Piano-Transmits at intervals from 5.45 a.m. 5.55 p.m. -Gramophone Records, Dream " (0.Straus). Si to le Iva!Concert fromtheWireless forte, with Introductory Talk. (Lesson in Self-defence). 6.o p.m. -English Lesson. voulais(Tosti). March, King Exhibition. Overture," ZaIda "4.40 p.m. -Selections by a Children's12.5 p.m. -Orchestral Concert, con- 6.z8 p.m. -Time and Weather. Cotton (Sousa). (Mozart).Minuet (Mozart).Se- Choir. ducted by Kuhn. March, One, 6.30 p.m. -Concert by anItalian4.0 p.m. -Programme for Children : lectionfrom" Lucia di Lam-5.10p.m. --ViolinandPianoforte Two, Three (Dostal). Overture, Orchestra. Musical Selections and Reading. mermoor"(Donizetti)' Recital Concerto in E Major-,. " Der Waldmeister " (Joh. 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Short Cut through the World of BORDEAUX-LAFAYETTE Danish Radio Club. 1.55 a.m.-Time Signal. Monastery Bells (Huntley).Waltz Music (Robrecht).Reminiscences (France)6.15 p.m -Time Signal. 52.55 p.m. -Gramophone Concert. Potpourri (Robrecht).Crying my- of Lucerne (Blon). March -Inter- (PTT). 986 kc/s (304 ; 35 kW.6.3o p.m. -Review ofPoliticsfor5.o p.m. -Weather and Ice Report. self to sleep (Wendling). Har- mezzo, Friihlingsfest (Ailbout). Transmits at intervals from rz.o noon. the Month of March. 1.5 p.m. -News Bulletin. monica Harry (Baxter). Selection2.30 P.m. -Tidal Report, Time Sig- 7.3o p.m. -News and Exchange. 7.0 p.m. -Town Hall Chimes. 1.55 p.m. (from Hanover). -Orches- (Meniconi). Unskenntjeder nal and Economic Notes. 7.4o p.m. -Spanish Lesson. 7.2 p.m.-" TheHansen, Family " tral Concert (continued). (Borchert). 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BRUSSELS (Belgiu.sn) Romance for3.45p.m.(from Hanover). -Talk : Pianoforte Concerto, No. 26,in Records by the Cast of the Bay- Violin and Orchestra in C Major. EasterinNorth GermanFolk D Major (Mozart). Symphony reuth Festspielhaus. - Radio -Belgique. 590 kc/s (509 m.) ; Three Songs. Pastoral and Scherzo Customs. No..11 in G. Major (Haydn). 5.o p.m. -Franz JohanneS Weinrich 20 kW. for Oboe and Pianoforte.Three4.10 pan. (from Hanover). -Concert8.40 p.m. -Weekly Book Talk. reads from his own Works. 5.o p.m. -Orchestral Concert.Mill- Songs for Male Voice Choir. of Popular Melodies, relayed from9.I0 p.m. -Orchestral Concert.' Over-5.2o p.m. --Agricultural Talk. MARCH 27TH, 1931 WORLD -RADIO' . 5" Allmacht. Concerto in G Miner for nomic and Social Notes and News. (Lortzing). Czardas from " Der Programmes forTuesday-(Cont.) 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Concerto in D Minor for Violin12.30 (Wednesday). -Close Signal. 5.o p.m. -Talk relayed from Uppsala, 6.45 p.m. -Address by Archbishop and Orchestra (Max Bruch). Con- Down. 662 kale (453.2 m.). Nathan Solerblom : The Work of certo in D for Violin and Orchestra, POZNAN (Poland) 5.3o p.m. -Gramophone Records. the Church for Peace, relayed from Op. 77 (Brahms).Ritorno da unaOSLO (Norway) 896 kc/s (335 ;1.9 kW.Also6.10 p.m. -Parliamentary Review. a/past/in, 66z Ice's (453.2,m) fcsta Valdostana (Barbieri). Kringkastingselskapea 28oke:s. relayed on 9,830 kc/s (3o.5m.)6.3o p.m. -Talk :The Development 7.10p.m. -.4n Evening with Yosef Harlequin's Entrance from F(xr,eod7rii ksmst.64) , 785, sk \ Relayeds(36 by8m.); from 12.5-1.0 p.m. of the Monetary System. Plant and theStation Orchestra. Riflessi e Paesaggi " (Mancinelli). Transmits at intervals from 6.o a.m.7.o p.m -Danish National Concert. 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(Moszkovsky).Waltz, Peden der " Lucia di Lammermoor' (Doni-5.o a.m.-Jack Albin and the Hotel4.45 fP.m.-Concert by theWarsato 9.4.0. p.m. (approx.).-Selections from Liebe (Jos. Strauss).syncopation zetti); " Mephistopheles " (Boito), Pennsylvania Orchestra from New Philharmonic Orchestra. The Marina "-Opera(Arrieta),on " Faust " LegendofSt.George(Rytel). Gramophone Records. (Kreisler). " Carmen' (Bizet), York. 5.20P.m. -Time Signal,Weather (Gounod) and " Pelleas et Melia-5.3o a.m.-Doc Peyton and the Hotel Italian Caprice ('lchaikovsky). 1/.55 P.m. -News Bulletin. Report, and Agricultural Notes. ande " (Debussy).The Rose and Kenmore Orchestra from Albany. Overture," Tannhauser " (Wag- /2midnight. -ChimesandClose5.33 p.m. -Review of Periodicals. theNightingale(Rimsky-Korsa- N.Y. tied. Down. 5.45 p.m. -French t.anguagc Lesson. kon Anafrom" L'amour6.oa.m.(approx.).-Close Down. 5.45 p.m. -Miscellaneous Items. MILAN (Italy) 6.5 p.m. -Talk :The Psychological masque "(Messaged, La bonne 6.,o p.m. -Agricultural Raport. EnteItalianoAudizioniRadio- Problems of Age. mauvaise fine (Ash). Parle-moiSTOCKHOLM (Sweden) 6.zo p.m. -1 ectinical Talk. foniche, 599 kc/s (5or m.) ;8.5 kW.6.3o p.m.-Introductoay Talk to the (Lenoir). Tango, Trapos viejos Radiotjilnst(SA.SA). 689kc/s6.3op.m. -Programme Announce- Programmerelayed byTurin, following Transmission. (Alongi).In the intervals at 1.30 (436 ; 7$ kW. Relayed by ments. 1,013 kc/s (296 m.) ;and Genoa,6.35 p.m.-" Othello "-Tragic Opera p.m. -Exchange, and at 2.o p.m.- Roden, 244 kC/9 (1,229.5 M.) igtite-6.35 p.m. -Radio Journal. - 958 kc/s (313.2 m.). in Four Acts (Verdi), relayed from gxchange and Market Prices. borg ,932 kc/s (322 m.) ;JfOrby,7.o p.m. -Music Talk. Transmitsatintervalsfrom7.15 the National Theatre. 3.3o p.m. -Exchange Quotations. 1,166kc/s(25am.) Motala,7.3o p.m. -Concert.String Quartet 5.55p.m. -Exchange andMarket 222.5 kc/s (1,348 mJ ;Octersund, in E Minor, Op.9(Roguski). a.m. (Giornale Radio). 9.20P.m. -Time Signal,Weather Soprano Solos (Roguski) :(a) Fly, 6.3o p.m. -Concert of Light Music. Report, News Bulletin, Sports Notes 6.0P r ipcensi 389kcis(770na.) ;Sundsvall, Ritorno d'amore (Billi).Serenata and Snow Report. '.-AgriculturalReportand. 554 kc/s (542 m.). my Thoughts, (b) Dumka.Songs biricchina (Cortopassi).Selection9.35 p.nr.-Gramophone Concert. Racing Results. Transmits at intervals from 6.15 a.m. for Soprano. Violin Solos. In from " Addio gioyinezza " (Pietri).11.3o p.m. -Night Concert (Munich6.30 p.m. -Gramophone Records of (Gymnastics). the interval, Literary Programme Marinka (Menotti).In a Turkish and Zeesen, 3 e.38 m. only).Organ Talking Film Music. 1 . - Programme for and Theatre Review. Tunisian Nights Concerto in F Major (Handel).7.0 a.m.-Literary Review. Schools.Schools. TalkTalk in German :The9.0 p.m. -Talk by Mr. C. Jellenta. Bazaar (Dreyer). German Republic. 9.15 p.m. -Musical Programme. (Minco).Sagra al villaggio (Cerri). Three Songs for Mezzo -Soprano7.30 p.m. -Elementary German Les- and 7.0 p.m. -Time, Announcements, (Schubert) :(a) ImAbendrot, son. 4.0 P.m. -Orchestral Conrert.Over-9.50p.m. -Weather,Police Giornale Radio and Weather. (5) Wanderers Nachtlied, (c) Der7.45 fam.-Commercial Prices, Eco- ture, " Der Waffenschmied" Sports Notes. 512 WORLD -RADIO MARCH 27TH, 1931 PROGRAMMESFOR WEDNESDAY (April 1) NOTE : THE HOURS OF the Kiichlintheater, Basle, 1,229 kc/s (Reichardt),(d)Freut euch des from " Walpurgisnacht " (Mendels-6.4o p.m. -Programme arranged Ly (244.1 m.). Lebens (Nageli).Country Dance, sohn).Seltsamer Traum (Nicoc10. the Department of Buildings and TRANSMISSION ARE RE-9.40 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Frohsinnauf den Bergen(arr. Two Selections from the Fantastic Roads. DUCED TO GREENWICH 0. Fetras). Old Hunting March. Symphony (Berlioz).Songs :(a)7.10 p.m. -Police Notes. MEAN TIME BORDEAUX.LAFAYETTE 8.o p.m. -Recital of Modern Pianoforte Mephistopheles' Serenade from the7.4o p.m. -Instrumental Concert and Music. DancePiece,No. 3 Fourth Act of " Faust " (Gounod), Talk :Along theViaDolorosa (France) (Hindemith).Suite {Erwin Schul- (b) Rondo of the Golden Calf from at Jerusalem. ALGIERS (N. Africa) (PTT). 986 kcis (3o4 m.) ;35 kW. hoff). 825.3 Ws (363.4 m.); 13 kW. Transmits at intervals from 12.45 p.m. Bagatelle, Op. 6, No. theSecondActof" Faust "9.40 p.m. (in an interval). -News. 22.30 p.m. -Gramophone Records. (Bela Bartok). (Gounod). Dance of the Seven10.10 p.m. -Gramophone Records. 7.3o p.m. -News and Market Prices.8.15p.m. -Humoresques (Deusch- Veils from " Salome " (R. Strauss).11.10 pan. (approx.).-Close Down. 7.0 pm. -Exchange ; Market Prices,7.40 p.m. -Gramophone Records. Mt). Ride of the Witches from " Hansel Weather, Agricultural Report and7.55 p.m. -Results of the Prize Draw.8.4o p.m. -Concert of Old Danish and Gretel " (Humperdinck). Duet Shipping Notes. 8.o p.m. -Agricultural Report. Songs. from " The Tales of Hoffmann "JUAN-LES-PINS (Nice) 7.15 p.m -Talk for Women. 8.25 p.m. -Charades. 8.55 p.m. -News Bulletin. (Offenbach).Prelude to the Fifth (France) 7.3o p.m. -Spanish Songs. 8.3o p.m. -Orchestral Concert with9.10 p.m. -Concert of Chamber Music. Act of " Die versunkene Glocke " 1,205 kC/S249 m.);1.2 kW 7.5o p.m. -News Bulletin. Soprano and Tenor Solos.After Quintet for Two Violins, Viola, (Milner).Finale from " La belle12.3o p.m. -News, Amusement Guide 8.o p.m. -Orchestral Concert. the Programme. Amusement Guide 'Cello and Pianoforte in F Minor, Helene " (Offenbach). and Concert. :I Selectionfrom 8.3o p.m -Review of New Books. and Time Signal. Op. 34 (Brahms). 10.25 p.m. -News Bulletin. " Rosamunde "tSchubert).La 8.45 P.m. -Concert of Russian Music. 9.50 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. r0.50 p.m. -Ice Report. Campanella (Paganini-Liszt). Stac- 10.0 p.m. -Dance Music from theBRESLAU (Germany) cato (Rubinstein). Hotel Aletti. Selection from 923he's(325m.) ; 1.7kW.CORK (Ireland) HEILSBERG (Germany) " Carmen " (Bizet).Selection from Relayed by Gleiwitz,1,184 kc/s (6CK). " Werther " (Massenet).Traum- BARCELONA (Spain) (253 m.). 1,337kelt;(225m.) ; z,o85 :xis (276.5 m.) ;75 kW. erei (Schumann).Melody in F as kW. RelayedbyDanzig,66zItcls Radio -Barcelona (EAJ1).86o kc/sTransmits at intervals from ro. r 5 a.m.No Transmission. (Rubinstein).Selection from " Les (349 m.) ;8 kW. 6.o p.m. -Weather for Farmers, fol- (453 In.). cent vierges " (Lecocq).Selection Transmits at intervals from 8.0 a.m. lowed by Orchestral Concert. Transmits at intervals from 5.30 a.m. from " La mascotte ' CRACOW (Poland) (Gymnastics). (Audran). (Radio Journal). 7.0 p.m (from Gleiwitz).-Weather Intermezzo from " L' arlesienne " 4.30 p.m. -Exchange, Market Prices Report and Talk :Colonial Indus- Polskie Radio. 959 kc/s (312.8 m.) ;6.25p.m. -Talk Bismarckand Bizet). Santissima) (Corelli). Cha- and Concert. March,Daroca tries. 1.5 kW. Women. comic (Durand).Berceuse from (Terres). Gramophone Record :7.3o p.m. April !Humorous Pro-Transmits at intervals from 10.40 a.m.6.55 p.m. -Weather Report. " Jocelyn "(Godard). Overture, Prelude in E Flat Minor (Bach). gramme of Music and Literature. 4.45 P.m. -See Warsaw. 7.0 p.m. -See Berlin (Witzleben). " Mireille " (Gounod).Serenade Barcarolle (Albeniz).Lamento de8.20 p.m -Orchestral Concert. 5.45 P.m. -Miscellaneous Items, News11.30 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. (Moszkovsky).La Serenata (Bra- smor (Canals).Gramophone Re-9.10 p.m. -Time, Weather, News, and Programme Announcements. ga).Serenade for Organ (Drigo). cord : Selectionfrom" B Re Sports Notes and Programme An-6.,o p.m. -Agricultural Report. HILVERSUM (Holland) Serenade (Schubert). The An- Pastore "(Mozart). Festder nouncements. 6.25 p.m. -See Warsaw. chor's weighed 6.3o p.m. -Gramophone Records. 1,004 kcis (298 en.) ; 8.5 kW. (Zimmermann). ' Zwcrge (Noack). 9.30 p.m. -See Berlin (Witzleben). 8.4o -9.4o a.m.-Programme of the All hands (Benter). 6.o pm. -Trio Music and News. 11.30 p.m. (approx.)-Silent Night. 6.4o p.m. -Radio Journal. Workers' Radio Society (V.A.R.A.).2.0 p.m. -The Marseillaise. 7.0 p.m. -Gramophone Records. 7.0p.m. -AnswerstoCorrespon- Gramophone Records. 2.10 p.m.(approx.)-8.o p.m. -In- 8.30 p.m. -Elementary French Les-BRUSSELS (Belgium) dents. 9.40 a.m.-Programme of the Liberal terval. son. Radio -Belgique. 590 kc/s (5o9 m.) ;7.15 p.m. -See Warsaw. Protestantlitadio,SocietyXV.P.R.0.).8.o p.m. -News, Amusement Guide, 9.o p.m. -Chimes, Weather and Ex- 20 kW. 7.3o p.m. -See Pozna/l. Religious Transmission. and Weather Report change, followed by Fortnightly5.o p.m. -Dance Music. 8.45 p.m. -Literary Programme, re-9.55 am.tillClose Down. -Pro-8.3o p.m. -Agricultural Report, Astro- Report of the Municipal Institute6.o p.m. -Organ Recital from the layed from Wilno, E15 kc/s (368.1 gramme of the V.A.R.A. nomical Talk, and Talk by M. of Hygiene. Carmelite Church. m.). 9.55 a.m.-Talk by Mr. Kers. Anterrieu Vons, Commissioner of 9.5 P.m. -Orchestral Concert.Over-6.45 p.m. -Gramophone Records. 9.15-10.0 p.m: -See Warsaw. 10.4o a.m.-Gramophone Records. Woods and Forests, followed by ;ture," L'enfanceduChrist "7.15 p.m. -Talk (to be announced). 10.0 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 10.45 a.m.-Educational Talk. Radio Cabaret Programme with the (Berlioz).Autumn Song (Eiger).7.3o p.m. -Le Journal Pada 1 . 5 a.m.-Gramophone Records. assistanceoftheSinger Erlkonig (Schubert).Le Matin8.o p.m. -Gramophone RecordsDUBLIN (Ireland) 11.40 a.m.-Septet Concert, Variety Dominus Henri Van, Mme. Zevaco (Chaminade). Pres du berceau (Gershwin) :(a)Concerto in F, (z R.N.) 725 kc/s (413 m.) ;x.5 kW. Items and Gramophone Records. and Tadiolo, (Moszkovsky). Gavotte en ron- (b) Rhapsody in Blue. No Transmission. 1.55 p.m. -Gramophone Records. 10.0p.m. -TheMarseillaiseand deau(Lully). Meditation from8.3o p.m. -Concert relayed from the 2.5 p.m -Programme for Women. Close Down. Thais " (Massenet). Palaisdes Beaux-Arts. In theFRANKFURT -am -MAIN 2.55 p.m. -Gramophone Records. 10.0 p.m. -News Bulletin. interval, Debate :Isit necessary 3.o p.m. -Talk (to be announced). KALUNDBORG (Denmark) las p.m. -Reading from the Works to speak Esperanto ? (Germany) 3.15 p.m. -Dressmaking Lesson. of Miguel Nieto. 10.0 p.m. -Le Journal Pule. 770ke,'s(390 no ; x.7kW. KalundborgRadio. 26okc/s RelayedbyCassel,1,220kc/s4.5 P.m. -Gramophone Records. (1,153 m.) ;to kW. 10.20p.m. -OrchestralandVocal 4.10 P.m. -Programme for Children.See Copenhagen Programme. Concert.Prelude to the First ActBRUSSELS No. 2 (Belgium) (246 m.). 5.40 P.m. -Mandoline Concert. of " Lohenkrin " (Wagner).Aria 887 kcis (338.2 m.) 20 kW. Transmits at intervals from 5.15 a.m.6.10 p.m. -Mandoline Lesson. (Handel). Song (Faure). Sara- Programme in Flemish. (Miihlacker Relay). 6.4o p.m. -Educational Talk. KONIGSBERG (Germany) bande for String Quintet (Saint-5.o p.m. -Gramophone Records. 6.,o p.m. -Time, Weather and Eco-7.50 p.m. -An Address. Ostmarken Rundfunk. 1,382 kc/a Saens). Two Sacred Bongs (Bach).6.o p.m. -Dance Music. nomic Nittis. 7.3o p.m. -Gramophone Records. (2r7 m.) ;1.7 kW. I Adagio from the Concerto in B6.3o p.m. -Selections from the Works6.15 p.m. -See Miihlacker. 7.5o p.m. -Orchestral Concert, con-See Heilsberg Programme. Flat, Op. 4, No. 6, for Organ and of De Boeck 6.45 p.m. -'Cello Recital. ducted by Hugo de Groot, relayed Orchestra (Handel).Sacred Song6.45 p.m. -Gramophone Records. 7.45 P.m. -See Min:locker. from Zutphen. and Aria No. 47 from " The Pas-7.15 p.m. -Talk :April Fool's Day.11.15 p.m. -Time, Weather, News and8.20 p.m.-" Warenar "-WirelessLANGENBERG (Germany) sion according to St. Matthew "7.3o p.m. -Le Journal Parle. Sports Notes. Play. Westdeutscher Rundfunk. 63.5 (Bach).Adagio from the Concerto7.55 p.m. -Theatre Talk. 8.35 p.m. -Variety Programme. to. zo p.m. -Gramophone Records. kets (473 m.) ;17 kW. Relayed in D Minor, Op. 7, No. 4, forS.0p.m. -Gramophone Records. 11.0 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. o.4o p.m. -News Bulletin. by Aachen, Cologne and Munster, -Pianoforte, and Orchestra (Handel).8.45 p.m. -Review of Books. 10.50 p.nr.-Gramophone Records. 1,3r9 kc/s (227 m.). 12 midnight (approx.).-Close Down.9.0 P.M. -Dance Music. HAMBURG (Germany) 11.4o p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Transmits at intervals from 5.45 a.m. 10.0 p.m. -Le Journal Parte. Norag (ha, in Morse).8o6 Ire/s (Lesson in Self-defence.) BERLIN (Germany) (372 m.) ;1.7 kW.Relayed by 12.5 p.m. -Orchestral Concert, con- Kanigs Wusterhausen.183 kc/sBUDAPEST (Hungary) Bremen,1,112 WS (270 01 ;HUIZEN (Holland) ducted by Wolf. Hamlet Overture Flensburg,1,373kc/s 160 kers (1,875 m.) ; 8.5 kW (Gade). (1,635 m.) ;35 kW. 545 kc/s (55o m.); 23 kW. m. ; Arabian Suite (Leopold). Transmits at intervals from 5.20 a.m.Transmits at intervals from 8.15 a.m. Hanover, 53o gels (566 m.) ;and7.40a.m.tillClose Down. -Pro- Adagio (Kodaly).Selections from Kiel, 1,292kola(232.2m.). gramme of the " Eugen Onegin " (Tchaikovsky). (Hamburg Relay). (Gramophone Records). Christian Radio 3.3o p.m. -Concert from Hamburg. 6.15 p.m. -Answers to Correspond-Transmits at intervals from 5.2o am. Society (N.C.R.V.). Overture," Giralda " (Adam). 4.30 P.m. -TalkPassion Poems and ence. (Time and Weather). 7.40 a.m.-Time and Reading. Scherzo, Sonnenkind and Wolken- Passion Songs. 7.0 p.m. -Artists' Evening. 11.30 a.m.-Orchestral Concert.Se-7.55 a.m.-Gramophone Concert. mann (Clemus). Selection from t.o p.m. -Shorthand Lesson. 9.15 p.m.-Pian9forteRecital,fol- lectionfrom" DieBajadere "10.10 a.m.-Service for Hospitals. " Die Puppenfee "(Bayer). 5.30 p.m. -Educational Talk : The lowed by Tzigane Concert from (Kalman). Melody, La Cloche10.4o a.m.-Harmonium Recital, with2.3op.m. -TidalReport,Time Conquest of the World. the Hotel Britannia. (Saint-SaUns). LittleSerenade Contralto and Soprano Solos. Signal and Economic Notes. 6.0 p.m. -Talk for Civil Servants. (Billi).Fantastic Waltz (Heinecke).11.40 a.m.-Police Notes. 2.5o p.m. -Programme for Children. 6.30 p.m. -Talk :The Drop in theCOLOGNE (Germany) Overture, " Egmont " (Beethoven). 12.10p.m. Instrumental Concert.3.3o p.m. -Talk : Holidays from the Costs of Building. Westdeutscher Rundfunk. 1,319 Selection fromManon Lescaut " SongCycleforViolin,Flute, Point of View of the Teacher and 6.55 p.m. -Weather for Farmers. kc/s (227 m.) ;1.7 kW. (Puccini). 'Celloand Organ. Sonata for the Doctor. 7.0 p.m. till Close Down. -See BerlinSee Langenberg Programme. 11.55 a.m.-Time Signal. 'Cello and Pianoforte (Birkenstdck).4.op.m. -Vocal andInstrumental (Witzleben). I.0 P.m. -Weather and Ice Report. Largo for'Cello and Pianoforte Concert.Pianoforte Solo :Sonata COPENHAGEN (Denmark)x.15 p.m. -Gramophone Records. (Eccles). Song without Words in C- Major (Mozart).Chiemsee- 1,067 kc/s (281 m.) ;I kW.Re-1.45 p.m. -Hanover Cattle Market forViolin,Flute,'Celloand Terzette (Hermann Zilcher) :(a) BERLIN (Germany) layedbyKalundborg,26okcis Prices. Pianoforte (Mendelssohn). Cycle FliegehinimAbendlicht,(b) Witzleben.716 kc,s(418m.) (1,153 m.). 1.5o p.m. -Exchange Quotations. of Dutch Folk Songs for Flute, Musikalischbistdunicht,(c) t.7 kW. 'I'ransmits at intervals from 6.3o a.m.2.25 p.m. -Shipping Forecast. Violin, 'Cello and Pianoforte. Am Hilgelsaum kennst du den Transmits at intervals from 6.o a.m. (Gymnastics). 2.40 p.m. -Exchange Quotations. 1.40 p.m. -Concert of Classical Music Mauerrand ? (d) Intermezzo - (Gymnastics). z.3o p.m. -Orchestral Concert from3.15 p.m. -Orchestral on Gramophone Records. Bavarian Scherzo, (e) Du meinst, du 5.so p.m. -Concert of Light Music. the Vilvel Restaurant. Dances.German RococoConcert -a Suite Suite2.40 p.m. -Vocal and Instrumental bist am Ende. Three Pianoforte 17.0 p.m -Reviewof Gramophone3.15p.m.(intheinterval). -Pro- of Old Dances (Gunther). Ballet Concert.Soprano Solo :Ich bin Pieces from my Diary (Reger). Records. gramme for Women. Music from " The Demon " (Rub- yergnagt in meinem Leiden (J. S. Songs (Mendelssohn) :(a) SchOn- 7.30 pmt. -Ballads, Tales and4.0 p.m. -Programme for Boys. instein).Symphonic Waltz, Olafs Bee). Aria for Soprano from heit,(b) Herbst,(c)Femweh, Romances. 4.40 p.m. -Exchange Quotations and Hochzeitsreigen (Ritter).Austrian "Ottone " (Handel).Sonata for (d) Immer wenn der Marzwind 9.o p.m. -Weather, News and Sports Fish Market Prices. Dances (Dialler). Waltz, Liebes- Violin and Pianoforte (Locatelli). weht. Pianoforte Solo :Cuckoo Notes. 4.55 P.m. -Talk :Scandinavian Co- Stunden (v. Briesen). SopranoSolo :S'iononvedo Variations(HermannReutter). 9.30 p.m. -Concert of Light Music. operation in Geneva, relayed from4.30 P.m. -Talk :Hamburg Penal Alidoro-with Violin and Piano-5.0 p.m. -Talk for Women :Legal 11.30 p.m. -Mozart Concert.Over- Geneva. Law Questions. forte accompaniment (Cesti).Aria Questions in Marriage -Main- ture, " Titus." Eine kleine Nacht-5.20 p.m. -French Language Lesson.4.55 p.m. (from Bremen). -Talk on forSoprano, Quoniam (Hasse). tenance. 'musik. Ballet Suite, Les petits5.5o p.m. -Weather Report. Employers' Insurance. Soprano Solo :Pub non ti voglie5.20p.m. -ReviewofBooksby riens. Overture, " The Marriage of6.o p.m. -News and Report of the5.15 p.m. -Variety Programme. credere, with Violin and Piano- Modern German Authors. Figaro." Non -Political Danish Radio Club.6.o p.m. -Talk :Mecklenburg as a forte accompaniment (Bononcini).5.40 P.m. -Talk on Unemployment. 6.15 p.m. -Time Signal. North German Colony. Scherzo for Pianoforte (Chopin).6.op.m. -WeatherReport,Time BERNE (Switzerland) 6.3o p.m. -Agricultural Talk. 6.25 p.m. -Exchange Quotations. Two Songs for Soprano (Brahms) : Signal, EconomicandSports Radio -Bern.743 his (403 1n.);7.0 p.m. -Town Hall Chimes. 6.39 p.m. -Talk on Topical Ques- (a) 0 wiissr ich doch den Weg Notes. x.t kW. 7.2 p.m. -Concert of German Folk tions. zurtick,(b)Immerleiserwird6.15 p.m. -Topical Talk. Transmits at intervals from 9.45 a.m. Music. Torgauer Marsch. Fantasia6.55 p.m. -Weather Report. mein Schlummer. Duet for Violin6.25 p.m. -Talk for Workers :The 5.15 p.m. -Gramophone Records. onCarinthianFolkMelodies.7.0 p.m.-" The Naked Truth "-A and Pianoforte (Schubert). Soprano HealthInsuranceoftheUn- 6.o p.m. -Talk on Butter. Folk Songs.: (a) Du, du liegst mir Grotesque Wireless Comedy (Carl Solo :Ich bin der Welt abhanden employed. 6.z8 p.m. -Time and Weather. am Herzen, (b) Druntenim Bretschneider). gekommen (Mahler). 6.45p.m. -ConcertbytheLittle, 6.3o p.m. -Talk : A Newspaper Unterland,(c) The LOreley,(d)8.r5 P.m. -News Bulletin. 4.10 p.m. -Gramophone Concert. StationOrchestra,conducted by Reporter,relayedfromZurich, Heimliche Liebe,(e)Ein Jager8.25 p.m. -Concert of Fantasias and4.25P.m. -Programme toLean- Eysoldt. Overture, " In the Spring- 653 kc/s (459 m.). aus Kurpfalz. Silesian Folk Songs Parodies.Fantasia -Overture, Ro- nounced. time of Life " (Mouton).Waltz 7.0 p.m. -Programme of Orchestral to Violin accompaniment. Two meoandJuliet(Tcbaikovsky).4.40 P.m. -Talk by H. J. Steinvoort. Fruhlingsstimmen (Joh.Strauss). Music, Songs and Recitations. Swabian Dances (Urbach).Folk L'apprenti sorcier (Dukes). Two5.to p.m. -Agricultural Talk. -CountrxrSuite (Scassola). Japanese 8.55 p.m. -News and Weather. Songs :(a) Untreue(Gluck), EtudesfroM" Dr. Faust !'-(Busoni):5.55 Pali.Gramophone Records. Lantern Dance (Yoshitomo). Des- 9.10 p.m. -Running Commentary (b)Warnung,(c) Freudvoll and (a)Sarabande andCortege,(b)6.10 p.m. -A- Visit from the Radio criptive Pie:ce. Fridiling.am Mad- on the Boxing Match, relayed from leidvoll, from Goethe's " Egmont " Church Scene.Tt.e Witch Scene Doctor. bach(Zimmer). Potpourriof MARCH 27TH, 1931 WORLD -RADIO 513

7.35 P.m.-" .11M ,o e Maria"-5.5o p.m. -Talk by Dr. Paul Rohr-9.5 p.m. -Gramophone Dance Music. Programmes for Wednesday-(Cont.) Comedy in One Act (Zorzi). bach : Fifteen Minutes' Worldmo p.m.(approx.).-Close Down. 8.zo p.m.-" DonnaJuanita"- History. Popular Sondi : Alles singt mit 17.o p.m. -Sokol Programme. Operetta (Suppe). In the intervals :6.5p.m. -Herbert Eulenberg readsPARIS (France) (Recktenwal . 7.3o p.m. -Violin Recital. Talk on the Scientific Organisation from his own Works. 7.3o p.m. -An April Programme, fol-9.o p.m. -Weather and News. ofWorkandGiornaleradio.6.3op.m. -Military, Music bythe Eiffel Tower.(FLE).247 kc/s lowed by 'News,SportsNotes,MADRID(Spain) theProgramme :Concert Johann Schwarz Orchestra. March (1,445 no.) ;15 kW.Time Signals Concert and Dance Music.Afterfrom the Sala Gay, Turin. of the First Battalion of the Guards, (on 2,65om.,il3kcis) at 9.25 it.° p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Union Radio (EAJ7).707 krisso.55 p.m.(approx.).-News. a8o6. Overture, " Lepostilion a.m. and 1o.25 p.m. (preliminary (424 In.) :2 kW. de Longjumeau " (Adam). Walter's and 6 -dot signals). LEIPZIG (Germany) Transmits at intervals from 8.o a.m. Prize Song from "'The Master-5.45 P.m. -Le Journal Parle. Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk. 1,157 (Topical Review). MOTALA (Sweden) 4o kW. singers "(Wagner). Waltz,7.10 p.m. -Meteorological Forecast. ke/s (259 m.) ;2.3 kW.Relayed2.op.m. -Chimes,TimeSignal, 222.5 kcis 0,34.8 m) ; Lotosblumen (Ohlsen). Selec-7.30 p.m. -Symphony Concert under WeatherReport and Concert.See Stockholm Programme. by Dresden, 941 Ws (319 ni.). a Lions from " Lilac Time " (Schu- thedirectionofM.Edouard Transmits at intervals from 9.o a.m. Overture, Fingal's Cave (Menders- bert-Berte). Wanderlieder- Flament.Overture, " Piccolino " (Economic Prices). sohn). Song,Ichtrage meinMOHLACKER(Germany) Marsch (J. Schwarz). (Guiraud-Mouton).Minuet (Mo- 3.30 p.m. -Orchestral Concert. To Minna (Strauss).Selection from ,. zart-Woodhouse). Maitagfor Stiddeutscher Rundfunk. 833 Ws7.30a a, Hannibal and Scipio Spri ng. " ',aBejatana " (360 m.) ;75 kW. Relayed by '"*--- Violin (Ed. Flament).En rlvant Alonso). Selection(Serranofrom" The and"-a Fragment (Franz Grillparzer). Campane a sera 4.30 p.m. -Weather and Time. Freiburg, 527 kc/s (570 m.). 7.45 p.m. -Orchestral Concert, con- (Fl.Schmitt). 4.55 p.m. -Economic Notes. Puritans " (Bellini).Hindu SongTransmits at intervals from 5.15 a.m. (Billi). Hungarian Dances (Brahms) Talk : All (Rimsky-Korsakoff). Preludeto ducted by Hans A. Winter. Over - s.op.m. -Educational (Time, Weather and Gymnas-ics). ture, ' Maritana " (Wallace).8.o p.m. -Programme for Children. Education is Self -Taught. the Third Act of " Lohengrin "3.3o p.m. -Orchestral Concert:a-, (Wagner). Prelude a l'apres-midi d'un faun' 5.3o P.m. -Italian Language Lesson. 5.o p.m. -Time, Weather and Agri- (Debussy).Danse. macabre (Saint-PARIS (France) 5.5o p.m. -Talk (to be announced). 3.20 p.m. -Theatre Noted and News, culturalNotes. 3.30-7.0 p.m. -Interval. Sadus). Suite from the Panto- 914 kc/s (329 m.) ; 6.o p.m. -Talk :The Balam,s of 5.15p.m. -Talk :Alsatiansin the mime," Glasblaser and Dogaressa ', Poste Parisien. the Great German Banks. 7.o p.nt.-Chimes, Exchange Quota- Mannheim Court Orchestra. 1.2 kW. Readings : tions, Market Prices and Topical (Reuss). Overture," Tann- 6.3op.m. -Talk and 5.411 p.m.--Taik :From Aniree to hauser " (Wagner). 9.o a.m.-Picture Transmission. Modern German Women's Liters- Review -SpecialSection : ro- obile. 8.2, p.m. -GramophoneRecords, tore. gramme for Women. 6.10 p.m. -Time Signal. 8.5o p.m. -Tenor Song Recital by talk and News Bulletin. 7.0 p.m. -Concert of Mandoline and'7.30 p.m. -Dance Music. 6.i5p.m. -Talk :The Agricultural August Richter of Berlin.Richard9.0 p.m. -Concert with the collabora- 8.5 P.m. -Talk : at the Pianoforte. Guitar Music.Barcarolle, Return Fruit Trees.StaabLabour Pact. 9.20 p.m. -Time Signal, Weather, tion of Artistes from the Opera and oftheFishermen(Marzuttini).8.25 p.m. -News Bulletin. 6.45 p.m. -See Frankfurt. Opera-Comique. Overture,La ZitherSelection : Old8.30-9.is p.m. -Interval. News Bulletin and Sports Notes. belle meuniere (Michiels). Songs March, 745 m.-" Mixed Winter Salad " Georg Munich (Reiter).Spanish Dance9.15p.m.LessoninEnglish Pro- -WirelessPlayofSportsmen,9.45 P.m.- -Concert-C bythe Le paon, Le grillon and Le cygnet (Schmeling). ZitherSelection : minciation by Mr. Philips. Globe-trotters and Criminals (Curt Frank Orchestra, relayed from the from " Histoires naturelles " 'TimeSignal, Café Stadt Wien. Varia- Potpourri, Alters Traumbild9.3op.m. --Chimes! Elwenspoek). ri.o p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. (Ravel). Pianoforte Solo : (BOA). Intermezzo, Murmuring Exchange Quotations and Organ8. p.m.-ProgrammeAnnounce- tions, Interlude and Finale on a of the Sea (Salvetti).Zither Selec- Recital :Adaptation of an Easter menu, News and Weather. Theme by Rameau (Dukas).Irish (GilVicente),followed8 tion : Miesbacher Schnackler Eclogue aP in.-Sce Frankfurt. . Melodies (Myddleton).Night in (Baueri. by the Third Act of " Parsifal "-'-'-' OSLO (Norway) the Bay of Palma (Turina). Rustic 7.40 p.m. -Talk : The New Wireless Opera (Wagner) and News Bulk- Kringkastingselskapet. 28o kc/s Scenes (Fletcher).Prelude, Reel - House. tin. MUNICH (Germany) (1,071 m.) ;75 kW.Relayed by tative and Variations for Flute and 8.10 p.m. -Concert bytheLeipzig12 midnight. -ChimesandClose 563kc/s(533m.) ; 1.7k.W. Fredriksstad, 815 kc/s (368 m.) ; Viola (Duruffe).First Suite from Symphony Orchestra.Symphony Down. Relayed by Augsburg,536keis Hamar,sir kc/s (587 m.) ; " Petites Musiques " (Florent in E Flat Major (K.D.Abel). (560 m.);Kaiserslautern, 536 kc/s Notodden, 671kc/s(447.1m.) ; Schmitt). La Belle au Bois dormant Concerto for Trumpet and Or-MILAN (Italy) (56o m.) ; and Nurnberg, 1,256 Porsgrund, 66z kc/s (453 m.) ; and (Debussy).Selection from " Boc- chestrain D Major(Leopold Ente ItalianoAudizoniRadio- kcis (239 m.). Rjukan, 671 kc/s (447.i m.). caccio " (Suppe). Berceuse (Ravel). Mozart). Concertogross°for foniche. 599 kc/s (50/ m.) ; 8.5 kW.Transmits at intervals from 5.45 a.m.Transmits at intervals from to. to a.m. Waltz, Vision (VValdteufel), Oboe, Violin,'Cello, String Or- Programme relayed by Turin, 1,013 (Gymnastics)., 4.0 P.m. -Orchestral Concert from chestra andPianoforte,Op.51 kcis (296m.) ;and Genoa,958kc/st.o p.m. -Time, Weather, Programme the Cecil Restaurant. (Emborg).Irish Rhapsody in A 013.2 fro, Announcements, News, Exchange5.o p.m. -Cabaret Programme. PARIS (France) Major.(Herbert.) Transmits at intervals from 7.15 a.m. Quotations and Advertisements. 5.3op.m. -ProgrammeforGirls : Radio -Paris(CFR). 174 kcja 9.15 p.m. -News Bulletin, followed (Giornale radio): 2.45 p.m. (from Nurnberg). -Reading : Talk and Songs : Easter Melodies. (I,726 m.) ;17kW. by Concert of Light Music. 6.3o p.m. -Concert of Light Music. Three Anecdotes (J. P. Hebei). 6.o p.m. -Announcements, WeatherTransmits at intervals from 6.45 a.m. 10.30 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Spain (Dreyer).Serenata patetica3.5 p.m. -Time, Weather and Agri- and News. (Physical Culture). (Frontini).Selection from " Clo- cultural Notes. 6.3o p.m -Song Recital. 12.30 p.m. -Gramophone Records. LJUBLJANA (Yugoslavia ) Clo "(Lehar). Danzaillirica3.20 p.m.-Pro for Children.7.o p.m. -Talk. 1.0 p.m. -Exchange Quotations and Radio -Ljubljana.522 kc/s (574.7 (Escobar).Waltz, The Butterfly4.2o p.m. -Chamber Music by the7.3o p.m. -Orchestral Concert.Sym- News. m) ; z.8 kW. (Friml).Turkish March (Mozart). Zagreb String Quartet. phony in B Flat Major (Schu-1.5 p.m. -Gramophone Concert.Para - Transmits at intervals from 11.15 a.m. Caccia (Maim). 5.2o p.m. -Time, Weatherand mann). Symphonic Poem, Die phrase on Verdi's " II Trovatore" 5.o p.m. -Orchestral Concert. 7.op.m. -Time,Announcements, Agricultural Notes. Moldau (Smetana). (arr. A. Lange).Pastiches musi- 6.o p.m. -journalistic Report. 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Gedtio/Ja 5 ! 4 WORLD -RADIO MARCH 27TH, 1931 In the intervals, Announcements Programmes for Wednesday-(Cont.) 6.15 p.m. -Talk on Social Questions. (453.2m.) ;Linz,7,220 ki and Topical Review. 6.45 p.m. Military Band Concert. (246 m.` ;and Salzburg, 1,373 ki/s From Mozart to Hindemith (Le- (b) Duet from " Mignon "9'55 pm' (approx.).-News. Venetian March (Fabiani).Selec- (2'8 m.). tionfrom deter).Imitations.Potpourri of (Thomas). Orchestral Selection. " Rioolettoo . "(Verdi).Transmits at intervals from 8.2o a.,m. Wagner's WorksforPianoforte Duets :(a) Les adieux (Donizetti), Waltzes :(a) La Serenade (Metros), (Market Prices). Duet :Bayreuth Souvenirs (Faure- (b) Autumn Song (Mendelssohn).SCHENECTADY (U.S.A.) (b) Golden Hours (Ivanovici),(c) 6.0 p.m. -Elementary French Lessen. Messager).Chopinata for Piano- Orchestral Selection. Duet : Silano General Electric Company (WGY). MfinchnerKindl(Kornzak)(d)6.25 p.mime,.-T Weather and Pr forte. IsoldinaforPianoforte (Campana).Orchestral Selection. 790 kes (379.5 m.) e 50 kW. Re- Goldregen(Waldteufel). Selec- gramme Announcements. tionfromtheBallet (Doucet).Parody on " Carmen "8.3o p.m. -Song Recital by Mine. Olga land at intervals by W2XAF on " Sylvia " 6.3op.m. -A Conversation with (Bizet, arr. Cole).In the intervals (31.48 (Delibes). Overture (Spialek). Kalliwoda, Mezzo -Soprano, of 9,530he's m.)and by German March Pearls (arr. Blan- JosephDelmont,followed by at 1.30 p.m. -Exchange Quotations, Budapest. Finnish Melodies. Po u- W2XAD on 15,340 kc's (19.56 m.). " The Language of Animals,"by and at 2.0 p.m. -Exchange Quota- lar Hungarian Melodies.ModemTransmits at intervals from 55.45 a.m. kenburg). J. Delmont. tions and Market Prices. Hungarian Songs. In the intervals,11.30 p.m. -Ivanhoe Programme. 7.45 P.m. -Talk on Michael Faraday,7.10 p.m.-" In the Musical Aut- TheatreNotesand ProgrammeII.45 p.m. -Uncle Abe and David from)Uppsala, 662kcjs Machine Hall "-A Jest with 3.3o p.m. -Exchange Quotations.matic(453.2relayedm. . 5.55 p.m. -Exchange Quotations and Announcements. from New York.Orchestral8.40 p.m. -Play (Ernst Fastbom). Concert Pieces-Grave Market Prices. 12midnight. -Musical Programme. and Gay, Popular Songs and Alpine 9.55 p.m. -Time, News, Sports and 's 1 C om. in -Programme -Pro amme of Old Dance 6.o P.m. -Agricultural Report and Police Notes. 12.15 a.m. (Thursday). -Dupont'''-iciu-s'ic: Songs (Edmund Skurawy).Ne,vs Racing Results. Blenders. in the interval. 6.30 p.m. -Gramophone Concert of9.3o p.m. (approx.).-CIOSC Down. 52.30 a.m.-Chevrolet Programme. soda p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Music Hall Items. 5.0 a.m.-Bobby Jones Golf Chat, 7.o p.malk.-T on Horticulture. ROME (Italy) from New York. STRASBOURG (France) WARSAW (Poland) 7.55p.m. -Talk :French Archx- 5.55 a.m.-Orchestral Programme. Polskie Radio. 252 kes (1,411 111); ologists in Syria. EnteItalianAudizioniRadio-5.30-4.oa.m.-Programmefrom Radio-Strasbourg (PTT).869 kcis 558 kW. foniche (511.0).68o kes (445 m.); New York. 345 m.) ;15 kW. 7.30p.m. -MedicalTalk : The. Transmits at intervals from 55.30 a.m.Transmits at intervals from 50.40 a.:n. Danger of Whooping Cough. 75 kW.Relayed by Naples, goy1.3o a.nt.-Mobiloil Concert. 5.20 p.m -Economic 7.45 p.m. -Commercial Prices, Econ- kcjs (332 m.) ; and zRO, II,SIo kc/s2.0 a.m.-Halsey Stewart Programme.6.o p.m. -Instrumental Concert. Notes. 6.45 p.m. -Talk in French : A Trip 1.4K0 p.m.-LiteraryTalk : Jan omit and Social Notes and News. (25.4 /11.). 2.3o a.m.-Palmolive Hour. ockanovsky. 8.o p.m. -Readings from the WorksTransmits at intervals from 7.55 a.m.3.3o a.m.-Coca Cola Programme, through Lorraine. 2.0 p.m. -Talk : The Causes of t of Francois Villon on the Fifth (Giornale Radio and Weather for4.o a.m.-Sleepy Hall and Hotel7.0 P.m. -Operetta Music. French Revolution. Centenary of his Birth. , Shipping). DeWitt Clinton Orchestra, from7.30p.m. -News inFrenchand S.30 p.m. -Sports Results. Albany, N.Y. German. 2.20-2.35 km. -No Transmissior 4.0 p.m. -Instrumental Concert. Over- - 2.35 p.m. -Talk for Boys Scouts. 8.35 p.m. -Fashion Review. Lure," Anacreon "(Cherubim).4.30 a.m.-Vincent Lopez and the7.45 P.m. -Gramophone Records. 2.5o p.m. -Talk : n 8.40 p.m. -Announcements. Minuet from the Septet, Op. 20 Hotel St. Regis Orchestra, from8.30 P.m. -Instrumental Concert. Informati, and March from " The Ruins of New York. 10.3o p.m. -Gramophone Dance Bureaus in England. 8.45 P.m.-Grammahone Records. Records. 3.10 p.m -Marine Notes. 9.o p.m.-" The Redemption "-Ora- Athens " (Beethoven). The Flight5.0 a.m.-Hotel Paramount Orches- 3.75 p.m. -Programme for Childrcn. torio (Gounod) relayed from the intoEgyptfromtheOratorio, tra. 5.2 midnight. -Close Down. 5.3o a.m.-Doc Peyton and the Hotel 3.45 P.m. -Gramophone Records.4.15 Church of St. Nicolas -des -Champs. " L'enfance du Christ " (Berlioz). P.m. -Talk :PolishHors,s, In the interval, Press Review, News Kamarinskaja-Fantasia on a Pop- Kenmore Orchestra, from Albany,TOULOUSE (France) and Time Signal. ularRussianMotive(Glinka). N. Y. relayed from Cracow. Selection from " Le donne curi-6.o a.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Radiophonie du Midi.779 kc,'s+45 P.m. -Orchestral Concert. Pirt ose " (Usiglio).Tramonto (Pen- (385 m.) ; 8 kW. Ifrom the Suite, Roma (Bize). POZNAR (Poland) nati-Malvezzi).In gondola (Cata- Transmits at intervals from 52.45 p.m. Pastorale (Cesar Franck).Ernare lani). 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English, German and Sparosn). 12 midnight (approx.).-Close Down. 7.0 P.m. -Review of New Books. 7.0gramme p.m. -Topical Talk. for7.30 Soldiers.Talk. p.m. -Time Signaland An 4,0 p.m. -Concert of Folk Music, 7.15 p.m -Talk (to be announce( 7.15 p.m. -Miscellaneous Items and nouncements. relayed from Roden. 7.3o p.m. -See Poznan. , News. 7.32 p.m. (approx.).-Medical Talk.4.15P.m. -The Children'sLetterVIENNA (Austria) 8.45 p.m.-" Manwantara,". relay,d '7.30 p.m. -Orchestraland Vocal7.45 P.m. --Gramophone Records. Box. Radio -Wien. 581Ices(517 m.1 ; from Wilno, 8s5 kc's (368.1 m.) Concert. Orchestral Selection. Two8.0p.m.(approx.).-Relayofan4.3o p.m. -Gramophone Records. 20 DA'. Relayed by Graz, 851 kc s9.15 p.m. -Musical Programme. Duetsfor Mezzo -Sopranoand Opera from the Royal Theatre5.30 p.m. -Agricultural Talk. (352 m.);Innsbruck, 1,058 he's9.5op,m.-Weather, Police ald Baritone :(a)Duet(Massenet), or the Teatro San Carlo, Naples.6.o p.m. -Song Recital. (283m.) ;Klagenfurt, 662ke,'s Sports Notes. PROGRAMMES FOR THURSDAY (April 2, NOTE : THE HOURS OF5.50 p.m. -Philosophical Dialogues 6.o p.m. -Talk: The Foundations of Peace.Organ Solos.Aria (Bach).5.5o p.m. -Weather Report. DialoguewithaScientist -The World Economics. Maundy Sunday in Seville (Torino).6.o p.m. -News- Bulletin. TRANSMISSION ARE RE- Beginning of the World and the6.3o p.m. -Weather for Farmers and Largo (Handel). Choral Selections.6.15 p.nt.-Time and Sports Notes. DUCED TO GREENWICH Origin of Life. Orchestral Concert. 10.0 p.m. -Le Journal Parld. 6.3o p.m. -Talk :Young Handicraft MEAN TIME 6.55 p.m. -Wind Instrument Concert.6.55 p.m. -Weather Report. Workers. March and Pilkrim's Chorus from7.0 p.m.-" Die judasspieler "-PlayBUDAPEST (Hungary) 7.0 p.m. -Town Hall Chimes. ALGIERS (N. Africa) " Tannhauser " (Wagner).Over- (Mirbt). 545 kc/s (550 m.) ;23 kW. 7.2p.m. -Concert of OldEnglish 825.3 kes (363.4 m.) ; 13 kW. ture, " Maritana (Wallace). Ro-7.50 p.m. -News Bulletin. Transmits at intervals from 8.15 am. Melodies front Shakespeare's Time, (Concert). 12.30 p.m. -Orchestral Concert. mance from " Mignon " (Thomas).8.o p.m. -Symphony Concert. for. Wood Wind Instruments. . It 6.o p.m. -Programme for Children. Russian Folk Songs. Marche mili-9.20 p.m. -Time, 'Weather, News,5.3o p.m. -English Lesson. was a Lover and his Lass, from 7.o p.m. -Physical Culture Lesson. taire (Schubert).Overture, " Poet SportsNotes andProgramme6.o p.m. -Talk :Easter in Rome. " As You Like It."To -morrow 7.15 p.m. -Transmission of Pictures. and Peasant "(Suppe). Three Announcements. 6.3o p.m. -Third Act of " The Tim. - is St.Valentine'sDay,from 7.3o p.m. -Military Music. Army Marches. 9.30 p.m. -See Berlin (1Vitzleben). light of the Gods "-Opera (Wag- " Hamlet."Green Sleeves, from 7.45 p.m. -Variety Items. 7.30 p.m.-" Passion "-a Religious .0 p.m. (approx.).-Silent Night. ner),followed by Requiem " " The Merry Wives of Windsor." 8.o p.m. -News Bulletin. 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Choral Selections : theCross "-for Choir,Soloists4.30 p.m. -Weather and Time. 6.5 p.m. -Time Signal. (1,445 m.) ;15 kW. (a)Die Soldatenbraut(arr.G. and Orchestra (Haydn). Talks4.55 p.m. -Economic Notes. 6.to p.m. -See Frankfurt. Time Signals on 113 kc/s (2,65o Schumann), (0 Der Jageraus in the intervals. News and Gramo-5.op.m. -Talk :The Destinyof6.45 p.m. -The Zagreb String Quartet. m.) at 9.25 a.m. and to.25 p.m. Kurpfalz(arr.Othegraven),(c) phone Records after the Programme Our Hair. Variations (Petar Konjovik).An- (preliminary and 6 -dot signals). Schifferlied (arr.Ochs). Duets 5.15 p.m -Taxation Talk. danteespressivo and Scherzo5.45 P.m. -Le Journal Parle. with String Quartet : (a) WasJUAN-LES-PINS (Nice, 5.30 p.m. -Spanish Language Lesson. (Baranovic). String Quartetin7.10 p.m. -Meteorological Forecast. habichdennmeinemFeins- France)5.50 p.m. -Talk (to be announced). F Major, Op. 96 (Dvorak). 7.3o p.m. -Gramophone Concert. liebchen getan (arr. Seidler - 1,205 (249 m.) ;1.2 kW. 6.o p.m. ---Talk Workers' Excur-7.45 p.m. -Mission -A Religious Pic- Winkler), (b) Sandmannchen tam12.30 p.m. -News, Amusement Guide sions. ture (W. von der Mulbe). Seidler -Winkler). Folk Songs to and Concert.Selection from " Le6.3o p.m. -Music for Harp. 8.45 p.m. -Organ Recital from thePARIS (France) Lute accompaniment :(a) Wenns roi d'Ys " (Lalo).Minuet (De-7.o p.m.-" The Poor Broom -Makers" Marienkirche,Stuttgart. Passe- Mailafterlweht,(b)Jetztgah'n bussy). Gavottetendre(Hill - -A Play (Carl Hauptmann). eaglia in B Flat Major (Fresco- Poste Parisian. 9/4 kcis (329 m.) ; fansBriinnele. DieLore am maker). StormontheVolga8.o p.m.=Topical Talk. baldi).Choral Partite : Jesu, meine 1.2 kW. Tore (am Wolfrum). Falsche (Patschenka). La Madone des8.,o p.m.-" Women as Composers - Freude (Walther). Prelude and9.0 a.m.-Picture Transmission. Zungen (arr. Mendelssohn). Gute roses (Lebail).Palermo (Penso). a Vocal and Instrumental Concert. Fugue in C Major (C. Bohm).8.25 p.m. -Gramophone Records and Nacht (Rob. Schumann). Ballet Music from " The Cid " Two Songs forBaritonefrom Selections (Bach) :(a) Fantasia in News Bulletin. 9.to p.m. -News Bulletin. (Massenet).Selection from " The Five Songs, Op. It (Lice Maria C Minor, (b)Chorale, Ich ruf'8.45 p.m. -Talk on Films, Gramo- 9.3o p.m. -Programme from Berlin Magic Flute "(Mozart). Selec- Mayer): (a) Der Gewerbene, (b): zuDir,Herr JesuChrist,(c) phone Records and News Bulletin. (Witzleben). tion from " La Juive "- (Halevy), Waldseligkeit. SopranoSolo : Chorale, Da Jesus an dem Kreuze9.0 p.m. -Concert with the collabora- 10.50 p.m. -Ice Report. Selectionfrom" LaTraviata " Waldseligkeit (Alma Maria Schind- stund, (d) Prelude in B Minor. tion of Artistes of the Opera and (Verdi).Hymn to Night (Verdi). ler -Mahler). BaritoneSolo :9.3op.m. -Programme Announce- Opera-Comique.Overture, " Ti- HEILSBERG (Germany) Oil pout -on etre mieux(Gretry). SelectionfromFiveSongsto ments, News and Weather. tus " (Mozart). Romance in F for 1,085 kcjs (276.5 m.)75 kW. Re- Largo (Handel). Ave,Maria Poems byRabindrathTagore9.40 P.m. -See Berlin (Witzleben). Violin and Orchestra (Beethoven). Selection (Frim1). (Geiger-Kullmann). Soprano Solo BrandenburgConcerto,No.z layed by Danzig, 66z kcis (453 m.). (Schubert). (Bach). TrumpetSoloist : M. Transmits at intervals from 5.30 a.m. Neapolitan Night (Ker Zamenick). from " Das Knaben Wunderhorn" La (Gymnastics). 2.0 p.m. -The Marseillaise. (Ilse Fromm -Michaelis).SopranoMUNICH (Germany) Vignal. Symphonic Poem, 6.o p.m. -English Conversation. (approx.)-'6.30 Solos (Weisberg): (a) Five Chil- 563 kc/s (533 110 ;1.7 kW. Re- jeunesse d'Hecrcule (Saint -Seems), 6.25 p.m. -Weather Report. 8.30 p.m. -News, Amusement Guide, dren's Songs, (b) Canzonetta from layed by Augsburg, 536 kc/s (56o Al, Theodore Mathieu conducting. 516 WORLD -RADIO MARCH 27T11/ 1931

Programmes forThursday-(Cont.) Orchestra to Sophocles' " (Edipus6.3o p.m. -Talk on Foreign Politics. m.) :andSalzburg,1,373kc/ Rex" (Pizzetti).Announcements.-6.50 p.m. -Concert. Overture, (2r8 m.). Larghetto from the Quintetfor6.15 p.m. -Agricultural Report. Trio in A for Pianoforte, Violin " Princess Rosina " (Lincke).Transmits at intervals from 8.2o am Clarinet and Orchestra (Mozart).6.3op.m. -AgriculturalCorresport- and'Cello(Pizzetti). " Sister Suite No. a on Johann Strauss' (Market Prices). Largo for English Horn and Or- dence. Beatrice "-Mystery in Three Acts Melodies (Morena). Rustle of6.20 p.m. -Time, Weather, Alpin chestra(Hmodel). Soloist :M. 6.45 p.m. -Educational Talk. (MauriceMaeterlinck). Rondo Spring (Sinding).Waltz from " A Weather Report and I'rogramm Gobert. TurkishMarchfrom7.5 p.m. -Elementary English Lesson. veneziano (Pizzetti). Ball Night " (Cl. Straus). Negro : Announcements. " The Ruins of Athens (Beethoven 7.2o p.m. -Miscellaneous Items and9.55 P.m. (aoProx).-News. Melody, Deep River (Coleridge-6.3op.m. -Talk : Friedrichvo: News. Taylor). Furiant (Grin).Selec- Spec -Man and Priest. PARIS (France) 7.30 p.M.-Choral Concert from theSCHENECTADY (U.S.A.) tion from"By Jingo I"(Finck).6.55 p.m.-" Das Trauergesproc Radio -Paris (CFR). 574 kC!S Works of Moniuszko.Ecce ligntun 7.45 P.m. -Talk on Dietetics. Christiam Kreuze (F. vo: (1,725 m.) :t7 kW. Crucis.Chorus of the Righteous General Electrie Company (INC:11.1.8.40 p.m. -Talk by Dr. Sven Hedin : Spee),fromthe Time cfth Transmits at intervals from 6.45 a.m. Intheintervals,Theatre Notes' 790kcfs(379.5m.) soKIN. My Last Voyage of Exploration. Thirty Years' War, re -arranged b (Physical Culture).Relayedand Programme Announcements. atintervals by W2XAF9.10 p.m. -Concert of Light Music. E. L. Stahl. 12 noem.-ProtestantAddress :St. on 9.53s keis (31.48 m), and by p.m.(approx).-Close Down. Paul, 8o p.m. -Programmeto W2XAD on 55.340 kc/s 09.56 m.). 7.3o P.m.-'' Requiem"(Verdi), a bytheReverendAndre '3116unced. be an-lo.c: Gramophone Records. Bertrand. Transmits at intervals from 11.45 a.m. 9.5 p.m. (approx.).-News Bulletin. 12.10p.m. -Gramophone Records9.15 p.m. -Time, News, Sports and STRASBOURG (France) 1.0 p.m. -Exchange Quotations and Police Notes. . 15.44 p.m. -Time Signal. News. 9.30 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 11. 45 P.m. -Uncle Abe and David, Radio -Strasbourg(PTT). 869WARSAW (Poland) from NMI York. kcfs (345 ITO ;15kW. Polskie Radio. 212 kcfs (1,4x1 m.) 1.5 p.m -Gramophone Concert forROMEItaly) 12 midnight. -Fro Joy Dinner DanceTransmits atintervalsfrom 55.30 a.m. /58 kW. Young People. In the intervals EnteItalianoAudizioniRadio- Orchestra. 6.0 p.m. -Instrumental Concert. at1.30 p.m -Exchange Quota- foniche (t RO). 68o Ices (441 rn.) ;12.30 a.m. (Friday) -4.o a.m.-Pro-6.45 p.m. -Medical Talk in German :Transmits at intervals from. 10.40 a.re tions, and75 kW. atRelayed 2.0 by Naples, 9o5 p.m.-Exchange1.20gramme from New York. Parasites. p.m. -Economic Notes. Quotations and Market Prices. Over - Talk : Pete kcls (332m.), and 2RO, a 1,810kcfs 12.30a.m.-Niagara Hudson Pro-7.0 p.nr.--Orchestral Concert. 14S0karpg'an.L-LiterarY 3.30 p.m.-L.change Quotations. (25.4 n')' gramme. ture, Anacreon (Cherubin;). Re - 5.55p.m. -Exchange andMarketTransmits at intervals from7.15I.0a rn -Fleischman Programme. eerie du soir (Saint-Saens).Selec-2.0 p.m. -Talk :The French Revo 2.o a.m.-Arco Birthday Programme. tion from '' Don Carlos " (Verdi). 6.op.m. -Agricultural Report and (zGhiioprripinalge). Radio and Weather for March from " The Fair Maid of2.20-2.35 p.m. -No Transmission. Racing Results. 2.3o a.m.-Jack Frost Melody Mo- 2.35p.m. -Report .oftheAerie ' Prices.lotion..s.8,...._.VccatandInstrumental ments. Perth " (Bizet). Defence League. 6.3o p.m. -Gramophone Dance Re- 7.3o in and cords. 4.0Con'cert of Sacred. Music. 'Cello3.o a.m.-Lucky Strike Hour. p.m. -News French 2 50 p.m. -Sports Palk. Solos :(a) Aria di chiesa (Strad-4.0 a.m.-Organ Recital from the German. 7.o p.m. -Talk by M. Mac Orlon. Ritz Theatre, Albany, N.Y. 3.10 p.m. -Marine Notes. 7.3op.m. -Advanced Book -keeping ella), (b) Gebet (J. S. Bach),Bari- 7.45 P.m. -Gramophone Records. 3.15 p.m.-Gramophone Records. Lesson. tone Solos :(a) Aria from "The4.30 a.m.-Cotton .Club Orchestra,10.30 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. PassionofChrist "(Perosi), (b) from New York. 4.15 p.m. -Palk:Holy Week -it 7.45 p.m. -CommercialAgnus Dei (Bizet). Mezzo -Soprano co a.m.-Gordie Randall Prices,Customs and Or -Economic and Ceremonies. and Social Notes arid TOULOUSE (France) 4.45 P.m. -See Cracow. News. Solo :Salve Maria (Mercadante). chestra. TenorSolofrom" LesSept5.3o a.m.-Doe Peyton and the Hotel Radiophonie du Midi.779 gels 65:4.5 ptn17-.-AMgrisicceullItaunreaoluRsepoItermst. . 8.0 pm -Talk with Illustrations on Kenmore Orchestra, from Albany, (385 ml) ;8 kW. Gramophone Records :Music and parolesduChrist "(Dubois). 6.z5 p.m. -Gramophone Records. Religion. Sonatain G Minor for'Cello N. Y. Transmitsatintervals from12.45 p.m.6.3o p.m. -Talk on Sports and Phy (Benedetto Marcello)Talk : Holy6.o a.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 7.o P.m. -Musical Programme. sical Training. 8.30 p.m. -News and Sports Results. Week Rites in Rome.'Selections 7.3o p.m. -Exchange and News. 8.45 P.m. -Concert. from " Stabat Mater " (Rossini) :STOCKHOLM (Sweden) 7.45 p.m. -Musical Programme. p.m. -Programme Announce Minor for PianoforteConcerto and Orchestra (a) Cujus animam, for Tenor, (19 in D6.358.55 p.m. -Fashion Review. ments. (Brahms).Songs (Cesar Franck) : RadiotjRnst (SASA). 689 Ws 6.40 p.m. -Radio Journal. (a) Esvo Arias from " Redemption," Fac ut portem, for Mezzo -Soprano , , kW R Id b9.° p."'*-- 'me 'gm 6.55 p.m. -Gramophone Records. Lc) Quiesthomo- DuetCor '43m.' t 75 e aye 9.2 p.m -Concert of Opera Music. (b)MaterDolorosa - Eighth Boden, 244 kc/s(1;222.5 mrby IA p -I Light MUSIC, 7.o p.m. -Talk :Cain and Abel. Beatitude. prano and MezzoGoteborg -Soprano,932kc/s(322 (d)QMO ; - ' - *m s1-4- 7.15 p.m. -Concert by the Warsav Prelude and Good Sancta , 10.30 p.m.-.Newa Bulletin: FridayMagicfrom" Parsifal o M zSopMater no Tenor and Bass'-forII- Soprano,.., bv't66 kc/s(257."-; '10.45 p.m.-MilitarY MUSIC. Philharmonic Orchestra. (Wagner).Symphony in C Minor Morals,'''' 222.5- ' -'',kcs sa,34orn,,,,; 7.50p.m -Weather,Police am 6'2 oe p.m.- 7.°- GioraM aie Radio, Anneunce-' ii.o p.m. -Russian Songs. (Beethoven). In the interval at ments and News. Ostersund,389kcis(77om.j ;11.15 p.m. -North African News. Sports Notes. 9.15 p.m -Press Review, News Sundsvall, 554 kcis (542 m.). vi.so p.m. -GramophoneRecords. 11.30 p.m. -Accordion Recital. and Time Signal. 7.to p.m.-Giornale radio and An-Transmits at intervals from 6.15 a.m./1.45 p.m. -Dance Music. WILNO (Poland) POZNAN (Poland) nouncements. (Gymnastics). 12 midnight (approx.).-Close Down. 815 kcis (368.1 Ind ;o.5 kW. 896kcfs(335m.) ; 1.9 kW.7.3o p.m. -Time Signaland An-4.0p.m. Service relayed from Transmits at intervals from io.58 a.m Also relayed on 9,830 kc/s (30.5 na.) nouncements. junitopmg, 1,490 kes (zoz m.). 5.45 P.m. -Social Report. from 7.30-8.30 p.m. 7.32P.m.(approx).-Talk : The4.30 p.m -Programme for Children,VIENNA (Austria) 6.o p.m -Reading oa Story by t)a Transmits at intervals from 6.o a.m. Beatitudes. relayed from Sundsvall. Ridio-Wien.581 kc/s (517 m.) ; Author, Tante Haler. (Gymnastics). 7.45 P.m.(approx).-/nstrumcntal5.o p.m -Gramophone Records. 20 kW.Relayed by Graz, 85x kc/s6.3o p.m. -See Warsaw. 4.45 15.m. -See Cracow. Concert from the -Works of Ilde-5.45 P.m. -Agricultural Talk. (352 m.) ;Innsbruck,1,058lecls6.35p.m. -Programme Announce 5.45 p.m -Talk on Economics. brando Pizzetti, conducted by the6.o p.m. -Elementary German Lesson (283m.) ;Klagenfurt, -662kc/s ments. 6.o p.m. -Humorous Programme. Composer. Three Preludes for relayed from Goteborg. 453.2 m.);Linz, 1,220 kcfs (2466.4o p.m. -See Warsaw. PROGRAMMES FOR FRIDAY (April 3) NOTE t THE HOURS OF for Two Violins, Two 'Cellos and Dancer(Dvorak). March, Phono Dutchman "(Wagner). After7.o p.m. -Town Hall Chimes. Viola (Schubert). (Bodes). - the Programme, Gramophone7.2 p.m. -Good Friday Concert re- TRANSMISSION ARE RE-4.0 P.m.-" Everyman "--a Play, re-6.45 P.m. -Gramophone Records. Record: Psalm (van Hoof). layed from the NikolajKirkesal. DUCED TO GREENWICH newed by Hugo von Hofmanns-7.15 p.m. -Technical Talk. moo p.m. -Le Journal Palle. Rieercare for Organ (Froberger). MEAN TIME thal. 7.30 p.m. -Le Journal Pad& SelectionforQuartetA-capella 5.o p.m. -See Leipzig. 8.o p.m. -Concert.Selection fromBUDAPEST (Hungary) (Goudimel), Litany on Old Church ALGIERS (N. Africa) 9 o p.m. -Weather, News and Sports " Le Cheval de bronze " (Auber). 545 kc/s (550 m.) ;23 kW. Motives for Baritone and A-capella 825.3 kc/s (363.4 m.) ;13 kW. Notes. Selection from" Zaza "(Leon-Transmits at intervals from 8.o am. Quartet (Th, Laub).0, du Guds 12.30p.m. -GramophoneRecords. cavallo).A Night in St. Peters- (Service). Lam -Quartet with Organ (Th. 7.0 p.m. -Exchange burg(Meyer-Helmund). Song. 5.op.m. -Choral&andOrchestral Laub). Organ Chorale :0, Hoved Quotations,BERNE (Switzerland) Petite Suite No. 2 (de Michell). hojt Waatner, Agricultural Report and Radio -Bern. 743 kc/s (4.o3 m.); Concert. forhaanet (Trungk).Christ Shipping Notes. Talk. BalletSuitefrom La Jesus, Motet a Capella (Th. Laub). 1.1 kW. Juive "(Halevy). Song. Hopak PaduaneforSixStringInstru- 7.15 p.m. -Agricultural Talk. Transmits at intervals from 9.3o a.m. (Moussorgsky). Serenade iti LisetteCOLOGNE (Germany) 7.3o p.m. -Variety Items. 5.15 p.m. -Gramophone Records. Westdeutscher Rundfunk.1,319 ments (Schein). "The Seven Words 7.5o p.m -News Bulletin. 6.o p.m. -Topical 'Palk. (Caludi).Waltz, Abandon (Wald- kc/s (227 m.) 1.7 kW. irom theCross" - forSoloists, 8.o p.m. -Talk Nature in Music,6.15 p.m. -Sports Notes. teufel). See Langenberg Programme. Strings and Organ (Schutz).Vari- with Illustrations. 6.22 p.m. -1 ourist Report. 10.0 p.m. -Le Journal Parte. ations for Organ (Scheidt).Sacred 9.0 p.m.-Orenestral Concert. 6.24 p.m. -Time and Weather. Concerto for Soloists, Strings and oas p.ni.-Vocal Tangos. 6.3o p.m. -Reading. BRUSSELS No. 2 (Belgium)COPENHAGEN (Denmark) Organ (Hammerschmidt). 1o.15 p.m. -Nato Selections. 7.o p.m. -Concert for Tenor, Violin 1,067kc/s k81M.) ; kW.8.15 p.m. -Reading (S. Lagerlof). 7 0. 30 p.m. -Gramophone Reeorls. and Orchestra. 887 kcfs (338.2 m,) ; 20 kW. Relayed by alundborg, 26o kc/s8.45 p.m. -Suite No. 17 for Cembalo a z.o p.m. (approx.).-Close ! Sown. Programme in Flemish. 0.153 rn.). (Scarlatti). 9.o p.m. -News and Weather. 5.o p.m. -Orchestral Concert.Selec-Transmits at intervals from 9.o a.m.9.0 p.m. -News Bulletin. 9.15 p.m -Special Weather Forecast. 9. BARCELONA (Spain) 9.2op.m. -Programme Announce- tionfrom " II Repastore " (Divine Service). .m. (aPlorox.).-Concert from the Radio -Barcelona (RAJ' ).860 kc/s ments in Esperanto. (Mozart).The Unfinished Sym-az.° a.m.-1ns trumentalConcert. Works ofIldndel. Overture, (349 rn.)8 kW. 9.25 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. phony (Schubert).Marcheecos- March from the Music to " Ein Agrippina." Recitative : So 9.3o p.m. -Religious Programme. seise and Dance (Debussy). Pieces Ritterballet " (Beethoven).Selec- sprichtderHerr,andAria : Reading of Religious Poems. Con- for Organ (Cesar Franck). tion from " Orpheus and Eury- Wer mag den Tag from " The cert of Sacred Music.Talk inBORDEAUX-LAFAYETTE 6.o p.m. -Concert of Passion Music. dice "(Gluck), Gavottefrom Messiah.' Larghetto forViolin Catalan The Seven Words from (France) Vere languoros nostros (Lotti). Se- " ldomeneus "(Mozart). Pre- and String Orchestra.Aria from lections(Palestrina) :(a)Etam lude, Ritornelle and Chaconne for " The Messiah."Concerto grosso the Cross.Sacred Music. (PTT). 986 kc/s (304 ; 35 kW. 10.3o p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. quasi agnus, (b) Omnes amid mei, Strings (Lully). Chanson Louis No. 7 in C Major. Transmits at intervals from 12 noon. (c) Improperia, (d) 0 Domine Jetfu XIII et Pavane (Couperin).10.0 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 6.o p.m. -Literary Talk. Christe. Talk by the Reverend Adagio and Allegro(Corelli). BERLIN (Germany) 7.3o p.m. -News Bulletin. Father Van Gestel. Ne derelinquas2.o p.m. -Orchestral Concert.Festi- Konigs Wusterhausen. 183kc/s7.4o p.m. -Gramophone Records. me (Willaert).0 Crux benedicta Introduc-CORK (Ireland) (1,635 m.); 35 kW. 8,ro p.m. -Result of the Prize Draw. val Overture (Nicolai). 8.15 p.m. -Charades. (de Rori). Selections (Da Vittoria): tion to the Fifth Act and Prayer (6 CK).1,337 kc/s (225 m.) ; 1.5 kW. Transmits at intervals from 7.50 a.m. (a) Judac Mercator, (b) Quomodo from" Rienzi "(Wagner). AirNo Transmission. (Wtzleben Relay). 8.30 p.m. -Orchestral Concert with obscuratum. Vexila regis (Pales- for Strings (J.S. Bach).Selec- 3.0 p.m. -Palk:Eternal Man. Soprano and Baritone Solos, After trina). tion from " Iphigenia in Aulis " 3.3o p.m. -Orchestra! Concert relayed the Programme, Amusement Guide6.45 p.m. -Gramophone Records. (Gluck).Overture, " Coriolanus " from liellsberg. and Time Signal. 7.15 p.m. -Talk :Easter Eggs. (Beethoven). Reading(Kierke-CRACOW (Poland) 5.o p.m -Talk :Leaves from the 7.3o p.m. -Le Journal Pane, Overture, " Rosamunde " PolskieRadio, 959 kc/s(312.8 Diary of a Tour on the WesternBRUSSELS (Belgium) 7.55 p.m. -Wireless Review. Schubert).Selection for Strings : m.) ;x.5 kW. Front. Radio -Belgique. 590kc (5098.o p.m.-Concert.conducted by M. F. .ahlingsglauberrard). (Schubert).An-Transmits at intervals from 10.40 am. 5.41, : Albrecht Schaeffer's 20 kW. Quinet. Selections (Beethoven) : dante from the Violin Concerto p.m. -See Poznan. " Parsi fat." 5.op.m. -GramophoneRecordsof (a) Overture, Leonora, (b) Sym- inE Minor (Mendelssohn-Bar-6.45. x o p.m. -Miscellaneous Items, News 6.5p.m. -Talk : Occultismand SacredMusic.Selectionfrom phony No. 6. Talk by M. Herman tholdy). Selectionfrom" The Bulletin and Programme Announce- Religious Experience. " The Crucifixion " (Stainer).Se- Vos.SpringSonataforViolin Damnation of Faust "(Berlioz). ments. 6.35 p.m. -See Frankfurt. lectionfrom" TheSt.John and Pianoforte (Beethoven). Se- CoronationMarchfrom" The6.30 jsm.-Gramophone Records. 9.0 p.m. -News from Berlin (Witz- Passion " (Bach). lections (Wagner) :(a) Prelude to Prophet "(Meyerbeer). n. -Radio Journal. leben). 5.45 p.m. -Concert. Piedigrot to (Bon- the Third Act of " Lohengrin,"4.0 P.m. -Divine Service from the7.0-9.30 p.m. -See Warsaw, incontro). My Baby (Bose).Re- (b)Funeral March from " The Elias Church. 9.3o Pan. (approx.).-Close Down. BERLIN (Germany) verie (Barzinig).Laissez-moi raver Twilight of the Gods," (c) Sieg-5.50 p.m.Weather Report. Witzleben. 716 kc/s(418 m.) (Barbirolli). Rigaudon (Chami- fried's Rhine Journey. Selections6.o p.m. -News Bulletin. 1.7 kW. nade). Talk, Badinage (d'Agreveal. (Beethoven) :(a)Romance in G6.15 p.m. -Time Signal. DUBLIN (Ireland) Transmits at intervals frond 7.50 a.m. Zampognari (d'Indy).Defile tar- forViolinandOrchestra,(b)6.3op.m. -Talk : TheIcelandic (2RN).725 kc/s (4:3 m.) ;1.5 (Service). tare(Delmas). Selection from " The Romance in F for Violin and Or- Hymn -Writer Hallgrimur Pjeturs- kW. 3.o p.m. -String Quintet in C Major Pink Lady "(Caryl!). Slavonic chestra. Overture, " The Flying son. No Transmission. MARCH 27TH, 1931 WORLD -RADIO. 517 Die liebe Sonne, (c) Der Tag ist (Lehar). Love Dream (Becce). Solos:(a)Moderatotranquillo Programmes forFriday-(Cont.) hin,dieSonnegehetnieder. March, Return to France (Mezzo- (J. S. Bach), (b) Adagio (Corelli). ... Choral Sonata in Four Movements. capo). RecitativeandAriafrom .the FRANKFURT -am -MAIN Gymnastics Competition -Ham-6.45 p.m. -Sports Notes. 1.40 p.m. -Quartet in A Minor for Cantata ,No.89,forSoprano, burg, 'Berlin and Leipzig. 6.55 p.m. -Weather Report. Strings (Schubert). Violin, and Organ(J.S.Bach). (Germany)2.0 p..m (from Bremen). -Concert of7.o p.m.-" Cain "-A Mystery (Lord2..10 p.m -Daily Service. Grave, Op. t6, for Organ (Raasted). 770 kcis (390 m.) ;1.7 kW. Re- Bach Chorales and Sacred Folk Byron), arranged for the Wireless2.25 p.m. -Choral Concert.Selection Sonata in D for Violin (Handel). layed by Caste!, 1,220 kei'S (246 m.). Songs. Befiehldudeine Wege by Hans Bodenstedt.Music by from " The St. Matthew Passion - SopranoSolos :(a) Am Kar- Transmits at intervals from 7.0 a.m. (Hassler). Ein Lammlein gela Horst Platen. (Heinrich Schutz): Two Sacred freitag U. S. Bach), (b) Passionslied (Organ Recital). (Strasbourg,r525). Gibdich8.40 p.m. -News Bulletin. Songs (Heinrich Schutz). Selec- (C. P. E. Bach). Violin Solos : 3.o p.m.-" The Messiah "-Oratorio zufrieden (Bach). Gott ist und9.0p.m. -Organ Recital frontthe don from" Kruishergh "(Pad- (a)Larghetto (Nardini),(b)Air (Handel),onGramophoneRe- bleibt getreu (Melody of1628). Works of Handel.Concerto Op. 4 brue). (J. S. Bach). Klaar bloed en touter cords.Parts II and III. Harre meine Seele (Malan).Ich No. i in G Minor.Thr-e Pieces3.4o till 7.55 p.m. -Programme of the wonden-forSoprano,Violin and 5.o p.m. -See Mithlacker. beteandieMachtderLiebe forOrgan.:(a)PassaMglia,' (b) V.A.R.A. . Organ(v.d.Horst).Soprano 6.o p.m. -Good Friday Programme. (Bortniansky).Linter Lilien jener Sarabande. (c) Selection from the3.4o p.m -Organ Recital. Solo :Die mijne harten 'vredo Address. Freuden (Voigtlander). Wo findet Oratorio " Saul " Concerto Op.4.10 p.m -Programme for Children. ' zijt(v.Nieuwenhoven).Sonata 6.35 p.m.-" 'Mass in A fiat Major " die Seeledie Heimat, die Ruh' 4 No. 4 in F Major. 4.55 P.m. -Songs, Pianoforte Solos for Organ Part II (Kloek). . (Schubert), from the Saalbau. (Tilbingen 18341.So nimm dent)to.o p.m. (approx.).-Close Down and Gramophone Records. 4.10 p.m. -Programme for Children. 7.30 p.m. -Reading :" A Legend of naeine Hande (Sileher). '5.4o p.m. -Orchestral Concert, con-5.10 p.m. -Programme tobe an - Christ " (Selma Lagerldf). 3.o p.m. (from Kid).-" The Seven ducted by Hugo de Groot. 1. opical nounced. Sonatas HEILSBERG(Germany) 8.o p.m. -Chamber Music. Words from the Cross "-String ...,, ,., ec. N kW Talk in the interval. 5.25p.m. -Organ Recitalfroma from " The Seven Words from the Quartet Op. 51 (Haydn). 1,uo5KC'Skn....5 111.., 75kel,. 7.v.-to. 40 p.m. -Programme of the ChapelinAmsterdam. Organ Cross "-String Quartet, Op. 513.45 p.m. -Concert of Sacred Music RelayedbyDanzig,'66, P.R.O. Chorale :0,Mensch,bewein' (Haydn). from the Oberrealschule, Eppen-Transmits4" In ')' at intervals. irom... 9.0 am.7.55 p.m. -Divine Service dein' Stinde gross U. S.Bach). 9.0 p,m.-Time, Weather, News and dort Two Selections for Male6.to p.m. -Talk :Impressions of a8. y p.m.(approx.).-Vocaland Andante from the Fourth Sonata Sports Notes. Voice Choir and Organ :(a) Dem - nstrumental Concert. (j. Dumka (Novo Journey. the Wilno District and S. Bach). AndenkenderGefallenen(G. a sgntofii' the Old East Front onceto..4o-i x.40 p.m. -Programme of the sky). Marche funebre and Chant HAMBURG (Germany) Wohlgemuth), (b) Trosterin Musik again. Workers' Radio Society (V.A.R.A.). seraphique (Guilmant). Ave Norag (ha, in Morse).806 kefs (Bruckner). Andante fromthe (fromDanzig).-" The Gramophone Records. verum corpus (Mozart -Liszt). (372 m.) ;1.7 kW.Relayed by Concerto for Violin in C Minor,"TrMan Women " fter the Tragedy11.40 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down Preghiera , (Ravanello). Wenn ich Bremen, 1,152 Ws (2701n.) ; (Max Bruch).Male Voice Choir by Euripides (Franz Werfel). einmal soli scheiden (J. S. Bach). Flensburg,1,373Itc/s(2t8m.) ; Selections :(a) Sturrnbeschworung8.15 p.m.-" The Konigsberg PassionHUIZEN (Holland) 6.10 p.m. -Gardening Talk. Hanover, 33o kcis (566 ni.) ; and L./firmer), (b) Gates ist der Orient 5672 " (Joh.Sebastiani), relayed 6.40 p.m. -Gramophone Records. 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Bach), to Liebe, die fur mich8.40-9.4o a.m.-Programme of the10.40 a.m.-Gramophone Records. 10.40 P.m. -Gramophone Records. 35 (Beethoven).Intermezzo Op. gestorben (Mozart), (c) In dieser Workers' Radio Society (V.A.R.A.).11.40 a.m.--Police Notes. 11.10 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 116 No. 4 (Brahms).Intermezzo osterlichen Zeit (Eccard). Gramophone Records. 12.10p.m. -InstrumentalConcert. Op. lip No. 3 (Brahms). 4.3op.m. -Talk : Famous Conductors.9.4.0 a.m.-Programme of the Liberal Selections from " Christ on the 11.45 a.m.-Weather Report. 4.55 P.m. -Concert from the Works Protestant Radio Society (V.P.R.0.). Mount of Olives " for Violin, 'CelloJUAN-LES-PINS (Nice, 11.5oa.m.-Good FridayConcert, of Old Composers on Old.Instru- ReligiousTransmission, and Pianoforte (Beethoven). Sonata France) Adagio in C minor for Pianoforte ments. Sonata in D Minor for9.55-11.40 a.m.-Programme of the in E Major for Violin and Piano- izo5 kc(s 1249 m.) 1.2 kW. from the Sonate pathltique Violadagamba andCembalo V.A.R.A. forte (Mozart).Clarinet and Piano-52.30 p.m -News Bulletin, Amuse - (Beethoven). Song : Litanei (Schu- (Guarini).Sonata in A Major for9.55 a.m.-Recitations. forteSelections : (a)Pastoral ment Guide and Concert. Selection bert).Prelude and Fugue on the Viola d'amore and Cembalo (Ari-to.to a.m.-Programme for Hospitals. (Busser),(b)Romance (Spohr). from" IITrovatore "(Verdi). Name B A C H for Organ (Liszt). esti). Suite for Viola da gamba andt 1.xoa.m.-Gramophone Records. Allegro animosamente for Violin Selection from " Veronique " Two Choral Selections. The Death Cembalo(Forgueray). Minuets'a 1.4.0a.m.-3.4o p.m. -Programme and Pianoforte(Tartin-Elman). (Measager).Rhapsody (Debussy). of Aase (Grieg).Orgin Chorale : Nos. t and z For Viola d'amore and oftheAlgemeeneVereeniging Chant elegiaquefor'Celloand Selection from " The Huguenots " flerzlich tut mich verlangen Q. S. Cembalo (Milandre).Sonata for Radio Omroep (A.V.R.0.). Pianoforte(Schmitt). Fantastic (Meyerbeer). Selection from Bach).Good Friday Magic from Viola d'amore, Viola da gamba and11.40 a.m.-Orchestral Concert. Festi- Pieces for Clarinet (Cade). Theme " Meta "(Verdi). Symphonic " Parsifal "(Wagner).er).-Overture Cembalo (Erlebach). val Overture (Leutner). Suite withVariationsfrom the Trio, Poem, Finlandia (Sibelius). Se- to the 'Oratorio'Athafie " (Men-5.5_5 P.m -Organ Recital fromthe Saharienne (Ackerman),Berceuse Op.50,forViolin,'Cello and lectionfrom "Werther" (Massenet). 4 delssohn). Works of-HeinrichKaminsky. from " Jocelyn " (Godard). Serener Pianoforte (Tchaikovsky). . Prelude (Rachmaninoff).Algerian 12.45 p.m. (from Kiel)r-Concert of Choral Prelude. Psalm /30 Op. is ade (Grunfeld). Prelude (Rach-1.40 p.m. -Gramophone Records. Suite(Saint -Satins). Arlequio Old ChamberMusic forViolin for Mixed a capella Choir-" Aus maninotT). Organ Solos. Selec-2.10 p.m. -Reading. (Popper). Romance(Faure). and Pianoforte.Sonata No. ain der Tiefe rote ich."Toccata on Lion from " The Pearl Fishers "2.40p.m. -Vocal and Instrumental Selectionfrom" RoseMarie " D Major (J. E. Bach). Sonata No. 1 the Chorale " Wie schon leuchtet (Bizet). Le pas des fleurs (Delibes). Concert.Prelude and Fugue in (Friml). Selection from" The in D Major (J. C. Bach).Sonata der Moineostem" :Three Chorales Organ Solos. Scottish Dances F for Organ (J. S. Bach). Soprano Love Parade " (Schertzingcr). No. 2 in G Major (J. W. Hassler). for Mixed acapellaChoir: (a) (Beethoven). Extravaganzen Solofrom" The St. Matthewz.o p.m. -The Marseillaise. 1.30 p.m. -The Final of the Municipal Ihr Gestirn, ihr hohen Lufte. (b) (Morena). RedRoses Waltz Passion "(J.S.Bach). 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Orchestra. Behaim-Schwarzbach. m.); Kaiserslautern, 536 kc/s (560 Marthe Bracquemond, relayed from55.45 a.m.-Weather Report. zo.o p.m. -The Marseillaise and Close11.0 a.m.-Orchestral Concert. Over- m.) ;andNfirnberg,1,256kc/s the Old Conservatoire. 11.55 a.m.-Time Signal. Down. ture, " Joseph in Egypt " (Mehul). (239 1n.). 2.0 p.m. -Gramophone Concert. Sollicitudo (Muffot). Symphony9.0 a.m. (from Nurnberg). -Evangeli- Selections fromParsifal " (Wag- in D Major, No. 3(Schubert). cal Service, with Address by Dr.POZNAN (Poland) ner). KALUNDBORG (Denmark) Gesang yam Reigen der Geister Werner Ehlert, of Erlangen. 896 kc/s (3,5 m.) ;1.9 kW. 3.0 p.m. -Reading (Selma LagerIOD. KalundborgRadio. 26okels (Busoni). Two Selections (Grieg) :9.20 p.m. -News Bulletin. Transmits at intervals from 6.15 a.m.3.3o p.m. -Programme for Children. (1,153 m.) ;so kW. (a) Abend im Hochgebirge,(6) (Radio Journal). 4.0 P.m. -Orchestral Concert.Over- See Copenhagen Programme. An der Wiege. Legends (Dvorak). 4.45 P.m. -Concert by a String Quar- ture," Athalie "(Mendelssohn). Prelude and Theme with Varia-OSLO (Norway) tet. PenisAngelicus(CesarFranck). tions from the Symphonic Suite in Kringkastingselskapet. 28o kc/s5.45 P.m. -Topical Talk. Andante religioso (Henriques). Ave KATOWICE (Poland) B Minor, Op. 17 (Nicode). (1,07, ma ;75 kW. Relayed by6.o p.m. -French Lesson. Maria (I)ach-Gounod).Serenade Polskie Radio.734 15c/a (408 m.) :1.0 p.m. -Review of Scientific Books. Freebiksstad, 815 kc/s (368 m.) ;6.55p.m. -Talk :Literatureand (Rachmaninoff). Chansontriste x6 kW. 1.30 p.m. -Concert for Young People. Hamar, 55, kc/s (587 m.) ;Notod- Poetry. (Tchaikovsky).Traumerei (Schu- Transmits at intervalsfrom 10.4o a.m. Old German Songs :(a) Hilde- den, 671 kc/s (447.t ma ; POTS - 6.3o p.m. -Advanced English Lesson. mann). Vid FrOso kryka (Peterson - n.to p.m. -Literary Programme. brandslied,(b)Es tagetin dem grand, 66z kc/s (453 m.) : and6.45 p.m. -Slav Programme. Berger). Angelus(deMichell). 6.25 p.m. -Announcements, Theatre Osten,(c)HerzogUlrichsvon Riukan, 671 kc/s (447.1 m.). 7.o p.m. -Miscellaneous Items and Four Indian Love Lyrics (Wood- Review,ProgrammeNotesand Wurttemberg Jagd-und Liebeslied,Transmiat intervals from 9.0 a.m. News. forde-Finden). Amusement Guide. (d) Der Lindenschmied. Sonata for3.3o p.m. -" The Seven Words trom7.15 p.m. -See Warsaw. 4.55 p.m. -Chimes from the Town 6.40 p.m. -News and Sports Notes. Flute and Pianoforte in E Minor, the Cross " (Haydn), by the Nor-9.30P.M. -Time,News,Sports Hall. 7.o p.m. -Talk (to be announced). No,x (G. F. Handel).Rondo in wegian String Quartet. , 'and Police Notes. 5.o p.m. -Evensong. 7.55 p.m. -Sacred Music. A 'Minor for Pianoforte (Mozart).4.50p.m. -Chimesand Divine 9.45 P.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 6.15 p.m. -Introductory Talk to the 8. t 5 p.m. -Literary Programme, Old German Songs :(a) Zum Service from the Fagerborg Church. followingtransmission. Weather Report and Programme Lobe der Musik (Voigtlaender),6.3o p.m. -Talk. 6.3o p.m. -First Part of the " St. Announcements in French. (b) Abendlied (Krieger), (c) Schafers7.o p.m. -Time Signal. ROME (Italy) Matthew Passion " (Bach), relayed 10.0p.m.-'rheLetter Box in Totenlied (Dedekind). 7.2p.m -Concert fromtheSt. Ente Italiano Audizioni Radiofoniche from the Engelbrekt Church. French. 2.0p.m. -Talk : AsaGerman Saviour's Church.Choral, Soloist (ORO). 68o kc/s (441 ; 758.40p.m.--" GoodFriday "-Play Worker in Romania. and Organ Selections. kW. Relayed by Naples, 905 kc/s (John Masefield). 2.39 p.m. -Chamber Music bythe8.35 p.m. -Weather and News. (332 m.);and 2R0, x 1,8m kc/s50.0 P.m. (approx.).-Close Down. KONIGSBERG (Germany) DresdenStringQuartet.String8.5o p.m -Topical Talk. Ostmarken Rundfunk.1,382 kc/s 9.5 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. (25.4 m.). (217 m.) ;1.7 kW. QuartetinF Minor,Op.95 Transmits at intervals from 7.15 a.m. See tleilsberg Programme. (Beethoven). 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Children, Theatre and Ci9emato- Giudizio Universale " (Perosi).8.3o p.m. -'Cello Recital, 2.0 p.m. -Fairy Tales for Children. graph Notes. FridayMagic from" Parsifal " 8.45 P.M. -Recitation. Legal (Wagner-)Salabert). Inno del beati-forSoprano, 2.2o p.m. -Talk for Women : noon. -Divine Service. Relay ChoirandOrchestra(Perosi).8.55 p.m. -Fashion Review. QuestionsinMarriage -Parental from the Church of San Jose -the Announcements. Three Selections9.0 p.m. -Time Signal. Control. Seven Words from the Cross. PARIS (France) (Verdi) :(a) Recordare, Jesu plc -9.2 P.M. -Orchestral Concert. In 2.45p.m. - Young People'sPro-3.0 p.m. (approx.).--Close Down. Poste Parisien. 94 kcar (329 111,.) ; Duet forSoprano and. Mezzo - the interval, News. gramme. i.2 kW. 11.0 p.m. -Light Music. 3.30p.m. -PassionMusic,relayed Soprano, (b) Ingemisco-for Tenor,ints p.m. -North African News. from the New Reformed Church.MILAN (Italy) 9.o a.m.-Transmission of Pictures. 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Midnight on Maundy Thursday Jesu,washastduverbrochen ((Turin). nocturne Radio -Wien.581 kc/s (5r7 m.); (Kruger), (d) 0 Haupt voll Blut6.2o p.m. -Announcements. Processior. 20 kW. Relayed by Gran, 811 kc/s und Wunden (Hassler).Contralto6.3o p.m. -Concert of Light Music. Rabaud). LeMessie d'amourSCHENECTADY (U.S.A.) Morning (Grieg).Prayer from the Francis Casadesus), conducted by General Electric CompanyiWGY). 52m.) ;Innsbruck,1,058kc/s Solos :Three Old Sacred Songs 2.83 m.); Klagenfurt,662kc/s (Franck).Two Old Sacred Folk Asiatic Suite (Preston).Moment the Composer. Good Friday Magic 790 kc/s (379.5 m.) ;so kW.Re- 453.2 m.) ; Linz, 1,220 kc/s (246 Songs : (a) Da Jesus in den Garten Musical (Schubert).Largo (Vera-, from " Parsifal " (Wagner). layed at intervals by WZXAF on a Finale (Schumann). 9,53oReis m.); andSalzburg, 1,373kc/s ging(err.Thiel),(b)Instiller cini-Corti). Rondo capriccio (31.48m.)andby (218 m.). Nacht(arr.Brahms). Christ (Beethoven). Pasqua diResur- W2XAD on 15,340 kels (19.56 m.).No Transmission. Todesstunde (Haydn). Organ Solo: rezione (Zoboli). PARIS (France) Transmits at intervals from 11.45 a.m. Passacaglia in D (Buxtehude). 07.0p.m. -Time,Giornale radio, 1.44 p.m. -Weather Report. Lamm Gottes, Op.138 (Reger). Announcements and Weather. Radio -Paris. (CFR). 174 kc/s15.45 pan. -Uncle Abe and DavidWARSAW (Poland) Agnus Dei, from the Mass in G7.45 p.m. -Talk on Art. (1,725 m.) :17 kW. from New York. 8.o p.m. -Variety Programme. Transmits at intervals from 6.45 a.m..12 midnight. -Union College Speaker. PolskieRadio. 212 ICCTS (1311 (Fortner).Contralto Solos : Three (Physical Culture). m.) ;158 kW. SacredSongs(Cour-8.30 p.m. -Concert of Sacral Music. 12.14 a.m. (Saturday). -Time Signal, Modern First and Second Preludes to " The12.30 p.m. -Gramophone Records. tz. t 5 a.m.-Musical Programme. Transmits at intervals from 10.40 a.m. voisier). Hier liegt der, welcher ist t.o p.m. -Exchange Quotations and52.30 a.m.-Baker ChocolatePro-2.5o p.m. -French Lesson. und war, from the German Choral Passion of Christ " (Perosi).Sta- p.m. -NoTransmission. Mass (Haas). bat Mater for Soloists and String 'News. gramme. 3.15-4.15 Orchestra(Pergolesi). Good 1.5p.m. -GramophoneConcertof1.o am. - Latin-American Pro-4.i5 p.m.-alk :The Worship of 5.o.m. -Talk : A Visitto the Holy Chamber Music. Jots aragonese gramme. St. Casimir, relayed from Wilma, Land-In Jerusalem. FridayMagic from" Parsifal " 815 kc/s (368.1 m.). 5.2o p.m. -Programme for Workers : (Wagner).In an interval, Talk : for Violin (Sarasate).Andalusian1.3o a.m.-Philco Programme. From Near and Far. RomanceforViolin(Sarasate).2,0 a.m.-4.0 a.m.-Programme from 4.406..10 Vagabonds' Tales. to.° p.m.-Giornale radio, followed PianoforteSolos(Albeniz) :(a) New York. sPnace°I lzaneo'lus Items. 5.40 p.m. -Love in Music -Human by Concert from the Cova Res- Oriental, (b) Seguidillas. Song :2.o a.m.-Oki:111ot Club Eskimos. 6.3o p.m. -Gramophone Records. Love -a Concert on Gramophone 'Cello Solo : 6.35p.m. -Programme Announce. withIntroductory and taurant. Cantares (Turin). z.3o a.m.-Enna Jettick Songbird. Records, to.55 p.m. -News Bulletin. Goyescas(Granados). Spanish2.45 am. -Two Troupers. ments. Explanatory Notes by Dr. Martin Dance for 'Cello (Granados). Seven3.o a.m.-Eastman KodakPro-6.4o p.m. -Radio Journal. Friedland. MOTALA (Sweden) Spanish Songs (de Falls).Guitar gramme. 6.55 p.m. -Gramophone Records. 6.20 p.m. -Talk: Industrial Towns- Solos (Torroba) :(a) Preludio, (b)3.3o tiart.-s-RK0 Programme. 7.0 p.m. -Talk on Easter. Neuss on the Rhine, a Town be- 222.5 Ws (1,348 MI ; 40 kW. Fandanguillo. Song :Monts-4.0 a.m.-Vincent Lopez and Hotel7.15 p.m -Concert of Sacred Music. tween Coal and Corn. See Stockholm Programme. gnarde (Nin).Violin Solo : Chant St. Regis Orchestra. Selection (Palestrina).Sacred Song 6.4op.m. -Talk :The World of d'Espagne (Samazeuilh).In the4.30 a.m.-Sleepy Hall and Hotel (Bach -Cornelius). ,'F enenrae Animals. MUHLACKER (Germany) intervalsat1.3o p.m -Exchange De Witt Clinton Orchestra, from (Haydn).Selections for Choir and 7.10 p.m.-" A German Requiem," Stiddeutscher Rundfunk. 83 Quotations and 2.0 p.m. -Exchange Albany N.1', Baritone (Moniuszko) :(a) Choeur for Soloists, Choir and Orchestra kcls (360 m.) ;75 kW. Relayed Quotations and Market Prices. 5.o a.m.-Johnnie Hamp and Or- des justes, (b) Voici le bois de la (Brahms).Soloists :Wally Kir- by Freiburg, 527 kc/s (570 m.). 4.3p. p.m. -Exchange Quotations and chestra. Croix. earner(Soprano),LotharLessigTransmits at inter. als from 9.15 S.M. Market Prices. 5.3o a.m.-Doc Peyton and the Hotel8.15 p.m.-" yudas "-Sketch (Casi- (Baritone).The Station Chair and3.o p.m. -See Frankfurt. 5.55 Pm -Exchange Quotations. Kenmore Orchestra from Albany, mir Tetra:0er). Orchestra.After the Programme,4.15 ton.-" Requiem " (Hugo Kaun),6.op.m. -Agricultural Report and N.Y. 9.15p.m. -Weather, Policeand News, Sports Notes andSilent relayed from Heidelberg. Racing Results. 6.o am. (approx.).-Close Down. Sports Notes. Night. 5.0 p.m.-" Passes Christi "-as6.3o p.m. -Gramophone Records.Se- performedat the Benedictine lections from (a) "Si letais Roi " LEIPZIG (Germany) Monastery at Vienna (arr. Dr. G. E. (Adam), (b)" Le Roi d'Ys " (Lebo),STOCKHOLM (Sweden) Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk. 1,157 Terramare). (e) " Lohengrin " (Wagner). Radiotjanst. (SA'A).689 kc/sWILNO (Poland) kc/s (250 m.) ;2.3 kW.Relayed6.o p.m.(from Mannheim). -Focal7.0 P.m. -Talk Ramadan, the Mo- (436 m.) ;75 kW. Relayed by 815 kc/s (368.1 m.) :0.5 kW. by Dresden, 941 kc/s (319.01.). QuartetConcert. Ave verum hammedan Lent. Boden,244 kcas (1,229.5 m.): Gote-Transmits at intervals from ra.58 a.m. 7.3o am. -Organ Recital trom (Mozart)Die Vesper (Beethoven).7.3o p.m.-E/ementary English Lesson. borg, 932 kc/s (322 m.) ;florby,4.45 pan. ---See Pozna,l. Thomas' Church. Valecarissima(Hugo Kaun).7.45 Pim-Commercial Prices, Eco- 1,166kola(257in.) Motala,6. top.m. -Programme Notes and 8.o a.m.-" Passional "-A Sequence Heimatrosen (Opladen).Ade zur nomic and Social Notes and News. 222.5 kCTS (1.348m.)'Ostersund, Miscellaneous Announcements. of SacredLiterature and Music guten Nacht (Poppen). 8.0 pan. -Dramatic Programme.In 389kc/s(77om.);Sundsvall,6.25p.m. -Programmetobean- (Diettrich). 6.35-9.0 p.m. -See Frankfurt. the interval at 8.3o p.m. -Sports 554 Ws (542 m.). nounced. so.oa.m.-PassionThoughts in9.0p.m. -Programme Announce- Results, Amusement Guide andTransmits at intervals from 6.15 a.m.6.40-9.3o p.m. -See Warsaw. Modern German Literature from ments, News and Weather. Announcements. (G amnesties). 9.3o (approx.).-Close Down. MARCH 27TH, 193i WORLD -RADIO 5H) PROGRAMMESFOR SATURDAY (April 4) 8.25 p.m -Result of the Prize Draw.7.2p.m. -Ten minutesbyPer4.0 p.m. -Relay of the Second HalfHUIZEN (Holland) NOTE : THE HOURS OF8.3o p.m. -Gramophone Records. Knutzon. of the International Hockey Match, 16o kc/s (1,875 m.) ;8.5 kW. TRANSMISSION ARE RE 8.45p.m. -Sextet Concert. After7.10 p.m. -Concert from the Works Germany v. England. 7.40a.m.tillClose Down. -Pro. DUCED TO GREENWICH the Programme Amusement Guide of Danish Composers. 4.40 p.m. (from Brenten).-Literary gramme ofthe CatholicRadio and. Time Signal. 7.25P.m. -Concertof Old Dance Programme : RudolfAlexander Society (K.R.0.). MEAN TIME Music. 'Turkish Patrol (Michae- Schroeder. 7.40Re-ells5. 0.1/I. -Gramophone ALGIERS (N. Aflica) BRUSSELS (Belgium) lis). Pas de quatre (Michaelis).5.5p.m. -Concert of Wind Instru- 825.3 kc/s (363.4 m) ;.13 kW. Radio -Belgique.590 kc/s (5o9 m.) ValseBoston, QuanclTamour mentMusic. Overture," The.9.40 a.m.-Gramophone Records. 22.3o p.m. -instrumental Concert. zo kW. rrieurt (Cremieux). Polka, The Merry Wives of Windsor " (Nico-rx.toa.m.-ReligiousAddressby 7.0 p.m. -Report from the Chamber5.o p.m. -Dance Music from the Nigger's Birthday. (Lincke). lai). Waltz,WienerBurger theRev.Fr.Perquin. of Commerce. Hotel Atlanta. Quadrille, Les Lanciers (Mikel). (Ziehrer).- Selection from" La11.40 a.m.-Police Notes. 7.t5 p.m. -Hebrew Songs. 5.35 m. -Concert.Selection from Spanish Mazurka, Madrilena Traviata " (Verdi).Sei gegrilsst,ii.55 a.m.-Sextet Concert. 7.3o p.m. -Waltzes and Foxtrots. The BohemianGirl "(Belie). (Mikel). Schottische,Petite du mein schones Sorrent (Wald-1.25 pan. -Gramophone Records. 7.5o pan: -News Selection from " The Nuremberg Tonkinoise(Scotto): Waltz, mann):Selection from " A Waltz2.10 p.m. -Programme for Young 8.0 p.m. -Military Mimic. Doll " (Adam). -Mazurka, No. z Mondnacht auf der Alster (Fetras). Dream "(0.Straus).Overture, People. 8.15 p.m. -Song Recital. (Godard). Cantilene (Gounod). Finale(Fitras). Gallop, En " Light Cavalry " (Suppe). March,240 p.m. -Programme for Children. 9.0 p.m. -Accordion Selections. Talk.Defile sous un champignon Traeffer (Kral). Deutschlands Rohm(Schroder).4.10 P.m. -Technical Talk. 9.t5p.m. -Humorous Songsand (Gervasis). Selectionfrom8.25 p.m. -Reading (Bauditz). Kaiser-Friedrich-Marsch(Friede-4-40 P.m. -Gramophone Records. Monologues. " Robert the Pirate " (Romberg).8.50 p.m. -News Bulletin. mann). Song, An der Weser 54 0 pP pS rp,..osr ts sRle a li ekw. 9.30 p.m. -Solo Selections. L'etoilepolaire (Waldteufel). 9.5 p.m. -Concert of. Modem Dance (Pressel). March, GOtterfunken5.55. 9.45 P.m. -Operetta Songs. 6.45 P.m. -Gramophone Records. Music, 'with Vocal Refrains. (R umohr). 13jOrneborganes-6. x 5 p.m. -Gramophone Records. 10.0p.m. -Concertreiayedalter-7.15p.m. -Talk :Some Flemish11.30 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Marsch. German March Pearls6.25 p.m. -Esperanto Lesson. nately from the Municipal Casino Dramatists. (Blankenburg). Helenen-Marsch6.55 p.m. -Talk by Dr. IVIeulemann. and the Hotel Aletti. 7.30 p.m. -Le Journal Pule. (Lubbert).Mein dentsches Vater-7.25 p.m. -Police Notes. CORK (Ireland) land (Jessel). BARCELONA (Spain) 8.o p.m. -Gramophone Records. (6CK).1,337 kc/s (225 m.) ;1.5 7.40 p.m. -Concert of Light Vocal 8.45p.m. -Talk andReadings : kW. 6.55 p.m. -Weather Report. andInstrumentalMusic,with Radio -Barcelona (RAJ r).86o kc/s The BelgianWriter Camille 7.0p.m.-" Hans Dampf inalien Cabaret Items. (349 m.) ;8 kW. 1.30p.m. -WeatherForecastand Gassen "-a Wireless Play after the Transmits at intervals from 8.o a.m. Lemonnier. Gramophone Records. 10.4o p.m. -Gramophone Records. 9.0p.m. -Dance Music fromthe7.20 p.m. -Programme from Dublin. Story by Heinrich Zschokke:(Felix0.40 p.m. (approx.).--Close Down. (Radio Journal). Hotel Atlanta. Mendelssohn). 5.3o p.m. -Exchange, Market Prices10.0 p.m. -Le Journal Pule. 8.o p.m. -Concert of Light OrchestralJUAN-LES-PINS (Nice, and Concert, fotiowed by News. CRACOW (Poland) Music. Overture," Undine " 7.0 p.m. -Gramophone Records. BRUSSELS No. 2 (Belgium) Polskie Radio. 959 kc/s (3,2.8 (Lortzing). Polonaise from " Eugen France) 8.3o p.m. -Elementary German Les- m.) ;1.5 kW. Onegin " (Tchaikovsky). Waltz 1,205 Ws (249 m.) ; 1.2 kW. 887 kc/s (338.z m.) ;20 kW. ' son. Transmits at intervals from 10.40 a.m. Wiener Bonbons(Joh.Strauss).12.30p.m. -N e w s , Amusement Programme in Flemish. Guide and Concert. Bacchanale 9.0 p.m. -Chimes, Weather, Exchange Le Cab-4.15P.m. -Talk : Civilisationin Song from " FrOhlingsluft' and Agricultural Report. 5.o p.m. -Quintet Concert. Silesia -Past and Present, relayed (Strauss-Reiterer).Potpourri, Ein from" SamsonandDelilah " 9.5 p.m. -Orchestral Concert.March riolet enchante (Ackermans). Noc- from Katowice, 734 kc/s (408 m.). (Saint-Satns). Introduction and turne (Borodin).Gothic Minuet Melodientraum (Urbach). Valse and (Mannfred). Schottische, Ay,eu- (Boellmann). Selection from " The P.m. -Talk :The Sigismond caprice(Rubinstein). March, Chorus from " Samson dory I(Serret). Waltz, Exquise- Abler EhrenistOesterreichvolt Delilah "(Saint-Ssens). The ment (Wocsley). Arab Intermezzo, Daughter of the Regiment " (Doni- .m. -Divine Service -The (Novotny). Wiener Jubel-Ouvertore Carnival of Venice (Genin). zetti). Sincerity (Byford). The Minuet from L'arlesienne (Bizet). In the Oasis (Marti).Waltz in A Butterfly (Benaix).Ariette d'autre- Resurrection.During the Service (Suppe). La lettrede Manon (d'Ambrosio). Pavane (Chaminade). Relay of the Tolling of Sigismond (Gillet). TheCuckoo(Billi). Interlude from " Pelleas et Mei- fois (Brusselmans). Waltz, Loin sande " (Debussy). Duet from Overture, " Zampa " (Herold). du Pays (Berger).Scarf Dance -the Great Bell of the Old Kings Selectionfrom" RoseMarie " to.o p.m. -News Bulletin. of Poland. (Frim1). March, Uncle Teddy Werther (Massenet). La rondo (Candiolo). Cortege catalan (de Selec- 00.5 p.m. -Easter Celebrations,re- Selection from " Rigo-6.0--7.30 p.m. -See Warsaw. ' (Fucik).Fantasia, Blue Shadows sous la cloche (Coppola). layed from the Plaza de San Jaime. Severac). (Lange). Waltz,Flottdurchs tionfrom" DerFreischutz letto " (Verdi).Neapolitan March (Weber).Selection from " Caval- BERLIN (Germany) (Baldi). Leben (Translateur). Neapolitan DUBLIN (Ireland) Tarantella, La Danza(Rossini). leria rusticana " (Mascagni). Konigs Wusterhausen 083 kc%s5.45 P.m. -Gramophone Records. (2RN). 725 Ice's (413m) ;1.5 kW. Selection from " La donna perduta" Selection from " Le jongleur de (1,635- m.); 35 kW. 6.45 p.m. -Gramophone Records. 7.20 p.m. -News Bulletin. (Pietri).Waltz, The Rose Queen Notre Dame " (Massenet). Transmits at intervals from 5.205 a.m. 7.15 : The Age of the7.3o p.m -Time Signal. 2.0 p.m. -The Marseillaise. Child. (Leoncavallo). AlmadeDios (Hamburg Relay). 7.32 p.m. -Talk by EsMe Biddle : (Serrano). 2.105 p..(approx.).-8.30 p.m.- 130 .p.m. -Concert from Hamburg.7.3o p.m. -Le Journal ShakespereanHeroines. 9.0 p.m. (in an interval). -News Bulle- p.gt.-...See Hamburg. 7.55 p.m. -Agricultural Report. 7.45 P.m. -Irish Lesson by Seamus tin. 8.30 p.m. -News, Amusement Guide, 4.40 p.m. -Health '1 alk: The Value8.op.m. OrchestralConcert,con- O'Duirinne. 10.5o p.m. -Ice Report. Weather Report and Concert by of Pine Extract Baths. ducted by M. Meulemans.Selec-8.o p.m. -Selections by the Aug- Orchestra, Advanced French Lesson. 11.0p.m. -Dance Music bythe theNitzaCodolban 5.5 tion from "Paragraph III " (Suppe). mented Station Orchestra. Scarpa Orchestra. relayed from the Hotel Negresco, 5.3o p.m. -Talk : Travel Impressions A SummerNightinMadrid8.30 p.m. -Piccolo Solos by Mollie Nice.Violin Soloist ;.Y. Bajeac. from Russia. (Glinka).Song.Czardas.Read- Flynn. HEILSBERG (Germany) 10.0 p.m. -The 1Vlarseillaise and Close 6.op.m. -Talk: Symbolsofthe ings from " The Passion " (Vers-8.4o p.m. -Selections by the Aug- z ,o8she/s(276.5[n.); 75 kW Down. Passion -The Veronica and Pieta. chaeve). Selectionfrom" Un mented Station Orchestra. Relayed by Danzig, 662 kcis (453 6.3o p.m.-" The Quiet Hour "- Bal costume " (Rubinstein). Rhap-9.0p.m. -Pianoforte Solos by m.). KALUNDBORG (Denmark) The New Morning. sody (Lebo). Song. Selection from Carmel Turner. Transmits at intervals from 5.3o a.m. KalundborgRadio. 2,60 lies 6.55 p.m. -Weather tor Farmers. " The Geisha " (Jones). Salut9.10 p.m. -Variety Programme by (Gymnastics). (1,153 m.) ;10 kW. 7.0p.m. tillCloseDown. -See d'amour (Eiger). 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Notes. vierMenschenalter "(Lochner). (Kreisler).Suite, Aus tiller Herren 440 p.m. -Concert (continued). 9.3o p.m. -See Berlin (Witzleben). TWo Melodies (Rubinstein). Lander (Moszkovsky).SelectionCOPENHAGEN (Denmark) 5.o p.m.-F-conornic Notes. . Selectionsfrom" The Master - from " Pique Dame " (Tchaikov- 1,067 kc/s (281 m.) ;1 kW. Re-5.15p.nt.-Talk :The Greek In-HILVERSUM (Holland) stingers "(Wagner). Wltz, sley). Waltz from " Eine Ballnacht " layedbyKalundborg,26okc/s vasion. 1,004 kc/s (298 m.) ;8.5 kW. iiblingsstimmen(Joh.Strauss). (0. Straus).Reading of Poems. (1.153 m.). 5.40 p.m -Time and Programme An-8.40-9.40 a.m.-Programme of the Overture, " Fra Diavolo " (Auber). Transmits at intervals from 6.3o a.m. nouncements.: Workers' Radio Society (V.A.R.A.). International Suite (Tchaikovslcy). Suite, Ails Holbergs Zeit (Grieg). (from Cassel). -Talk : Selec- Song, Austria (R. Strauss). Wo die Zitronen lottihen (Strauss). (Gymnastics). 145p.m. Gramophone Records. 9.0 p.m. -Weather, News and Sports2.0 p.m. -Programme for Children. An Introduction to " Faust." 9.40 a.m.-Programme of the Liberal tions frcm " Oberon " (Weber). Notes. 2.3o p.m -Instrumental Concert.6.5 p.m. -Time, Weather and Eco- Protestant Radio Society1.35 p.m. -Week -end Concert of the 9.3 .-S(Mahlerymph). ony No. -2in C Overture, The Caliph of Bag- nomic Notes. Religious'Trans- Latest Gramophone Records. Mo i or dad" (Boieldien).Styrian Dances6.xo p.m. -Spanish Lesson. mission. 2.3o p.m. -Tidal Report, Time Signal (Lanner).Cradle Song (Danning).6.4510.45 P.m. -See Midtlacker. 9.55a.m.tillClose Down. -Pro- and EconomicNotes. BERNE (Sivitzerland) Czardas from " Die Fledermaus "9.45 P.m.(in an interval). -Time, gramme of the V.A.RA. 2.50 p.m. -Programme for Children. Radio -Bern. 743 kc!s (403 m.) ; (Joh. Strauss). Prelude to the Weather, News and Sports Notes. 9.55a.m.-ProgrammeforNight3.20 p.m. -Talk :Excursions in the . 1.1 kW. Fourth Act of " Carmen " (Bizet).10.45 p.m. (approx.).--Close Down. Workers -Concert and Address. RhinelandandWestphalia -the Transmits at intervals from 6.o a.m. Spanish Dance in A Major (Mosz- 11.40 a.m.-Septet Concert. Upper Moline and Weser Valley. 5.15 p.m. -Literary Programme. 3.40 P.m. -Talk :The Beginnings of - kovsky). Recital of ScandinavianHAMBURG (Germany) 12.25 p.m. -Gramophone Records. 5.45 p.m. -Gramophone Records. Songs. Slavonic Dance (Glazou- Norag (ha, in Morse).806 kc;s12.55-x.25 p.m. -Interval. ChristianityinWestphalia 6.26 p.m. -lime and Weather. noff). ShadowDancefrom (372 m.) ;1.7 kW.Relayed by1.25 p.m.-Gramophne Records. 4.0 P.m. -See Hamburg. 6.3o p.m. -Talk on Optimism, re- Dinorah " (Meyerbeer).Torea- Bremen,1,112kc/s(270m.) ;1.45 P.m. -Educational Talk. 4.40 P.m. -Choral and Instrumental layedfromBasle,1,229 kc/s dor and Andalouse, from the Suite. Flensburg,1,373kcjs(218 m.) ;2.o P.m. -Gramophone Records. Concert. Maundy Thursday (244%1 m.) " Bel costume" (Rubinstein). Hanover, 536 kc/s (566 in.) ;and2.25 p.m. -Concert. Graduale :Christusfactusest. 7.o p.m. -Variety Programme : Yodel Waltz, M orgenb Ritter (Joh. Kid, 1,202 he's (232.2 m.). 3.55 p.m. -German Language Lesson. Popule nuns. Duet for Tenor and Selections; Orchestral Music and Strauss). Catalan Caprice (Albeniz).Transmits at intervals frofn 5.20 a.m.4.25 P.m. -Esperanto Lesson. Tenor Flute (Heurteur). Four Reading. Badinage (Herbert). Serenade (Time and Weather). 4-45 P.m. -Educational 'Talk. Part Movement forFluto and 8.10p.m. -Concert forPianoforte, (Pierne).Crown Prince Frederick 5.15 p.m. -Talk by Mr. Landre. Lute with ContraltoSolo.Old 12.15 p.m. -Sponsored Gramophone In Soprano, Violin and 'Cello from March (Borregaard). - Concert. 5.45 P.m. -Gramophone Records. Sacred Folksong for Choir. the Works of Aeschbacher, relayed4.4a P.m. -Exchange Quotations and,.o p.m. -Weather and Ice Report. 5.5o p.m. -Talk (to be announced). stiller Nacht. (arr.Rein). . Flute from Basle. Fish Market Prices. 1.5 p.m. -News Bulletin. 6.5 p.m. -Gramophone Records. ChoralesforFlutesand Lute : 9.o p.m. -News and Weather. 4.50P.m. -Programme tobe an-1.15 p.m. -Shipping Forecast. 6.10 p.m. -Literary Talk. (a) 0 Traurigkeit (from the Wilrz- 9.15 p.M.-Dance Music. nounced. 1.40 p.m. -Exchange Quotations. 6.55 p.m. -Gramophone Records. burg Song Boce.1.1620) (b) 0 Lamb 11.0 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 5.2op.m. -Talk :The Campaign2.15 p.m. -Market Prices. 7.10 p.m. -Reading. ofGod(Prmtorius),(c)Brich against Tuberculosis in the2.3o p.tn.-A Dialogue on German7.3o p.m. -Variety Items. entzwei mein armes Herze. Choral EORDEAUX-LAFAYETTE Selections : (a)Adoramusto Schools. Books. ' 7.40p.m. -ViolinandPianoforte (France)5.5o p.m. -Weather Report. 3.15 ' p.m. -Orchestral Concert from Recital.t Christe(Aichinger), (b) Wann (PTT). 986 lects (104 m.) ; 35 kW.6.0 p.m. -News and Report of the the Works of Lehdr.- Overture,8.,o p.m. -Vocal and Orchestral Con- kommen wird mein ' letzte Transmits at intervals from 12.45 p.m. ChristianListeners'Association. -" Wiener Frau'n."-' Waltz from cert, conducted by Hugo de Groot. Stund'(Lechner),(c) By the WatersofBabylon(Praetorius). 6.3o -p.m. -Radio Journal. 0.15, p.m. -Time Signal. DerRastelbinder. -Duetfrom News and Gramophone Records 8.0 p,m.--Nevvs, Exchange and Sports6.3o p.m. -Talk on Randers(from Paganini." Waltz from " Eva." after the Programme. Two Minuets for Solo with Lute Notes. the Randers Studio.). Selection front""The Count of11.x0 p.m. -Gramophone Records. and Tenor Flute (Rameau and

Entrée for Finns 8.10 p.m. -English Lesson 7.o p.m. -Town Hall Chimes. Luxembourg." ' 11.40 pun. (approx.).-Close Down. Dowland). 520 WORLD -RADIO MARCH 27TH, 1931

Programmes for Saturday-(Cont.) 3.zo p.m. -Talk: Ludwig Richter. -2.0 p.m. -Exchange ;Market Prices. . borg, 932 kc/s (322 m.) ;Ildrby, A Picture of an Artist. 3.3o p.m -Exchange Quotations. i,,66kc/s(257m.) ; Motala, andLute (Lully).Mariazart, huerta " (Chueca).Gipsy Dance3.35 prrn.-Orchestral Concert, con-3.45 P.m. -Programme for Children. 222.5 kc/s (1,348 m.) ;Ostersund, Contralto Solo withFlutes and from " Carmen " (Bizet). Suite from ducted by Karl List. Overture,4.30 P.m. -Dance Music. 389kc/s(77om.);Sundsvall, Lute (Schlic). Choral Selection : Alcina " (Handel) :(a) Overture, Das GlOckehen des Eremiten "4.55 p.m. -News Bulletin. 554 kcfs (542 m.). Werkann das Korn anschaun (b) Minuet and Musette, (c) Gavotte (Maillart). Ave Maria(Bach-6.o p.m. -Agricultural Report andTransmits at intervals from 6.15 a.m. (Knab). GregorianChant : and Sarabande, (d) Minuet, Gavotte Gounod). Minuet in G Major Racing Results. (Gymnastics). AlleluiahfortheSaturdayin and Tambourin. Interval :Review (Beethoven). Suite pastorale6.3op.m. -GramophoneRecords :3.o p.m. -Orchestral Concert, relayed HolyWeak. Nunfreuteuch, of Books by Isaac Pacheco.Selec- (Scassola).Gavotte (Gossec). Suite carnavalesque (Thome). from Goteborg.Selection from " II Liebe Christenheit (Duds). tion from " The Force of Destiny "4.30 P.m.,-" The Cathedral at Songs. Seraglio " (Mozart). Dorfschwalb- 5.20 p.m. -Talk : A Visit to the Holy (Verdi).Turkish March (Mozart). Cologne "--aCycleofPoems 7.cfp.m. -Talk,arrangedbythe en acs Osterreich (Strauss).Un Land -Bethlehem, the Dead Sea,3.20 p.m. -Theatre Notes, News and (JugaKrann h al S -Russel). Union des Grandes Associations peu d'amour (Silesu). Il Natale the Jordan, and Jericho. Programme Announcements. 4.45 P.m. -a -Talk for Girls. Francaises. di Pierrot (Monti).Mazurka de 9.40 p.m. -Economic Review. 3.30-7.0 p.m. -Interval. 5.15 p.m. -a -Wireless Notes. 7.5 p.m. -Talk on Science. Salon(Tchaikovsky). Selection (aop.m. -WeatherReport,Time7.0 p.m. -Chimes, Exchange Quota-5.3o p.m. -Orchestral Concert,. con-7.3o p.nt.-Advanced English Lesson. from " Oberon " (Weber). Signal, EconomicandSports tions, Market Prices and Topical ducted by Karl List. Overture,7.45 P.m. -Commercial Prices, Eco-4.0 P.M. -Programme for Children. Notes. Review. -Film Section. " TheGoldenCross "(Brail). nomic and Social Notes and News.4.30 p.m. -Gramophone Records. 6.15 p.m. -Wireless Notes. .,, -Dance Music. Soirees de Vienne (Schubert -8.0 p.m. -Literary Readings :Easter5.3o p.m. -Talk :Easter Eggs, the 6.25 p.m. -English Language Lesson.8 p.m. -English Language Lesson by Liszt). Cantiq d'amour (Schutt). Stories. Maypole and the Christmas Tree, (1.40p.m. -Talk fortheBusiness the Linguaphone Method. Canzonetta (Schutt).Potpourri of8.3o p.m -News and Sports Results. relayedfromUppsala, 662 ken Woman :Continuation Classes for8.30-9.3o p.m. -Interval. German Folk Songs (Rhode).Pas8.45 P.m. -A Comedy. (453.2 m.). - Saleswomen. 9.3o p.m. -Chimes, Time, Exchange de Iteurs (Delibes). Maria' Wiegen-9.15 p.m. -Press Review, News and6.op.m. Easter Programme -Song 7.op.m. -Sacred Concert,relayed Quotations and Musical Comedy lied(Reger). Hungarian Dances Time Signal. Recital, a Play, Orchestral Music, from the Reinoldikirche, Dortmund. Selection. (Brahms). 9.3o p.m. -Chamber Music, . AccordionSolos,Readingand A -cappella Choir: (a) Ecce quomodo11.55 p.m. -News Bulletin. 6.3o p.na-Talk :An Earthly Para- Selections by a Whistling Trio. moritur (Handl),(b)Tenebraer2midnight. -Chimesand Close dise -the Malabar Coast. POZNAST (Poland) 8.40 p.m. -Old Dance Music, re- factae sunt (Haydn). Two Choral Down. 7.oP.M. -OrchestralConcert,con- 896 kc/s (335 m.) 1.9 kW. layed from Goteborg. Preludes (Bach) :(a) 0 Mensch, ducted by Karl I.ist.Part I. Over-Transmits at intervals from 6.o a.m.9.3o p.m. -Modem Dance Music. bewein'dein'Sandegross,(6)MILAN (Italy) ture, " Iphigenia in Aulis " (Gluck). (Gymnastics). 11.0 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Schmiickedich,oliebeSeele. EnteItalianAudizioniRadio- Choral Cantata for Seven Instru-4.0 p.m. -Religious Programme from Adagio from the Sonata in D major foniche, 599 kc!s (Sot ra.) ;8.5 kW. ments and Solo Voice, Op. zo Wan°. (Handel). Andante(Bach). (H. Lang).Concerto grosso in As.o pan. -See Cracow. STRASBOURG (France) A -cappella Choir :(a) Zions Stille ProgrammerelayedbyTurin, Minor (Vivaldi). Easter Chorus Radio -Strasbourg (PTT). 869 keis 1,013 kc/s (296 m.); and Genoa, Faust " (Unger).6.0 p.m. -Concert of Sacred Music. (Becker), (b) Hoffe, Herz (Rust). 958 kc/s m.). from Goethe's Choral Selections. Sonata for (345 ;15 kW. Herr, was tragt der Boden hierTransmits at intervals from 7.15 a.m. -Part II." Die Weise von Liebe ViolinandPianoforte(Corelli).Transmits at intervals from r 1.3o a.m. (Wolf). Toccata and Fugue in (Giornale radio). and Toe! des Cornets Christoph Choral Selections. 6.o p.m. -Instrumental Concert. Over- D minor and D major from Op. 59 Rilke " (Rainer Maria Rilke. Music6.45 p.m. -Talk :Alexander Brack- ture," Martha "(Flotow). Se- (Regcr). Choral Cantata : " Meinen6.3o p.m. -Concert of Light Music.' by C. v. Paszthory).Albert Lip- lection from " The Daughter of TheSacredHour(Ketelbey). Gisela von ner and his Activities in the Realm Jesum lass ich nicht," for Soprano, Country Sketch (Barbieri).Selec- pert(Recitations). of Science. the Regiment " (Donizetti). Se- Violin, Viola, Organ and Mixed tion from " The Transfiguration " Paszthory (Pianist). Part III.7.5 p.m. -Talk on the East. lection from " Romeo and Juliet " Choir (Reger). Largo from the Overture, The Water Carrier "7.15 p.m. -Miscellaneous Items and (Gounod). Overture, " The Suite in Old Style (Reger).Two (Perosi). Humoresque (Dvorak). (CherubiM). Nocturne from " A Bohemian Girl " (Balfe). Selec- Easter LeeampanediSanPetronio Dream " News. Selections (Courvoisier). (Longo). Adagiofrom Sonata Midsummer Night's R7.03075p.4.Emm.-.:Cota:eyirt fromWarsare. tion from " Jocelyn " (Godard). Anthem -Sacred Folk Melody. of (Mendelssohn). .Selection from9.o p.m. -Time, News, Sports and6.45 P.m. -French Lesson in German. Twelfth Century -Christ isrisen No.27(Beethoven). Minuet II Trovatore " (Verdi). Inter- 7.o p.m. -Orchestral Concert. (Paderevsk-y). Police Notes. (arr. Hasler).OrganChorale : mezzo and Barcarolle from " The9.15 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 7.3o p.m. -News in French and Ger- Christ is risen.After the Concert,7.op.m. -Time,Announcements, Tales of Hoffmann " (Onenbach). man. News, Sports Notes andSilent Giornale radio and Weather. Selectionsfrom thePeer Gynt 7.45 P.m. -Gramophone Records. Night. 7.2op.m.-" Mario e Maria "- Suite (Grieg) :(a) Morning,(6) 8.3o p.m. -Orchestral Concert. Comedy in Three Acts (Sabatino In the Hall of the Mountain King. EnteItalianAudizioniRadio- 10.30 p.m. -GramophoneDance LEIPZIG (Germany) Lopez). Shepherd Life in the AlpS (Kling). foniche (iRO).68o kels (441 m.) ; Records. 9.0 p.m. - Operetta Selections. Karl 75 kW. Relayed by Naples, 905 kels Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk. r ,t 57 Review of New9.o by' the 12 midnight. -Close Down. kes (259 m.) ;2.3 kW. Relayed In the interval: Greiner Orchestra, relayed from 332 m.) ;and 2 RO 11,8 icokcfs (319 ma. Books. the Neue Borse. by Dresden, 941kcfs 10.0 p.m.-Giornale radio, followed by Transmits at intervals from 7.15 a.m.TOULOUSE (France) Transmits at intervals from 9.o a.m. Concert from the Sala Gay, Turin.9.2o p.m.(in an interval). -Time, (Economic Prices). Weather, News and Sports Notes. (Giornale radio and Weather- for Radiophonie du Midi. 779 kcfs ao a.m.-Orchestral Concert. Over-10. 55"paia-News Bulletin. a no p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Shipping). (385 in.) ; 8 kW. ture, " Preciosa " (Weber). TwoMOTALA (Sweden) 4.0 P.m. -Concert.Overture, " PoetTransmits at intervals from 12.45 p.m Selections(R.Schumann) .(a) OSLO (Norway) and Peasant " (Suppe).Canzone7.o p.m.-Chansonnettes. Traumerei, (6) Abendlied. Selection -2'22 l'CrMS 0,348 m.) ; 40 kA. Kringkastingselskapet. 28o kels d'amore (Leoncavallo). Selection7.15 p.m. -Dance Music. from' Le Postilionde Longju-See Steel:in Programme. (1,071 m.) ;75 kW.'Relayed by (Gade). Selection from' " Cop-7.3o p.m. -Exchange and News. meau (Adam). Selection from Fredriksstad, 815 Ws (368 m.) " (Delibes). Dances from7.45 p.m. -Musical Programme. " Tiefiand "(d'Albert). PreludeMUHLACKER (Germany) Hamar, 511 kcfs (587 ; Notod- " Prince Igor " (Borodin).Selec-8.55 p.m. -Fashion Review. in C Sharp Minor (Rachmaninoft). Stiddeutscher Rundfunk.833 ke(s den, 671 Ws (447.1 m.) ;Pors- tiOn from" Othello " (Verdi).9.0 p.m. -Time Signal. Overture, La Part du Diable " (360 ; 75. kW. Relayed by grund.662kris(453 mJ ;and March of the Mongolian Emperors,13.2 p.m. -Concert of Opera Music. (Auber). 'Porch Dance of the Freiburg, 527 lie's (570 m.). Rjukan, 671 lic/s (447.1 m.). from" The Crown ofIndia "10.0 p.m -Military Music. Brides, from " Feramors "(Rubin-Transmits at intervals from 5.15 a.m.Transmits :it intervals from na.to a.m. (Eiger).Selection from " Asrael "10.15 p.m.-Chansonnettes. stein). Serenade, The Old Song (Time, Weather and Gymnastics). 445 P...n.-Programme for Children : (Franchetti). Selection (Chami-10.30 p.m -News Bulletin. (Tormanovsky). Suitefrom3.30 p.m. -See Frankfurt. " The Green Knight "-a Play after nade).Spanish Serenade (Glazou-10.45 p.m. -Musical Programme.In " Lakmf " (Delibcs). 4.0 P.m. -See Hamburg. the Tales of Asbjornsen. noff). Overture, " Le prcziese the interval at 11.15 p m. -North a r.55 a.m. (in the imerval).-Nauen4.40 Pare -See Frankfurt. 5-45 Pan, ---Concert of National Music. ridicole " (Lattuada). African News. Time Signal. 5.o pan. -Time and Weather. Selections on the Hardanger Fiddle6.o p.m. -Atmospheric Signals andiz midnight (approx.).-Close Down. ,12 noun (in an interval). -Weather,5.15 p.m. (from Mannheim). -Talk by and Songs. Wireless 'Technical Lesson. News and Exchange Quomtions. Prof. Wassermann. 6.15 p.m. -Weather and News. 6.2o p.m.-Giornale radio and An-VIENNA (Austria) 1.0 p.m. -Dialogue for Young People.5.45 P.m. -See Frankfurt. 6.3o p.m. -Talk by Lars Eskeland. nouncements. )5.5 p.m. -Time Signal. 7.0 p.m. -Time Signal. 6.5) p.m. -Gramophone Records. Radio -Wien.58, kc!s (517 tn.) ; 1.30pan. -Handicraftsfor Young 20 kW. Relayed by Graz, 851 People. 6.ro p.m. -See Frankfurt. 7.2 p.m.-" The Father "-Play7.10 p.m.-Giornale radio and An- 2.15 p.m. -Review of Periodicals. 6.45 p.m. (from Mannheim). -Wind (August Strindberg). nouncements. kc,'s(352 m.) ;Innsbruck,1,058 Instrument Concert by the Mannheinz9.0 p.m. -Weather, News and Topical7.3o p.m -Time Signaland An- kc/s(283en.); Klagenfurt,667, 2.45 p.m -Economic Notes. kc/s (453.2 m.) ;Linz, 1,zzo kc!s 3.o p.m. -Gramophone Concert. National Theatre Orchestra. Seren- Talk. nouncements. 4.0 p.m. -Second Half of the Inter- ade for Wind Quintet, Op.rz9.3o p.m. -Evening Concert. 7.45 P.m.-Gra -norhane Records. (246 m.)and Salzburg, 1,373 kcis (Gustav Kaleve).Sonata for Flute10.30 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 8.op.m.(approx.).-Relyofan (218 tn.). national Hockey Match, Germany and Pianoforte(Jules Moaquet). Opera from. the Royal Theatre orTransmits at intervals from 8.2o a.m. v. England, relayed from Hamburg. Quintet for Oboe, Clarinet, Horn,PARIS (France) theTeatroSanCarlo,Naples. (Market Prices). 4.40 P.m. -Weather, Time and Wire- Bassoon and Pianoforte (W. Giese - keas 6.3o p.ni.-Aria and Song Recital by less Notes. Eiffel Tower (FLE). 207 Intheintervals :News and king). ,(1,445 m.) ;15 kW. Theatre Notes. Richard Mayr of the State Opera 5.o pent. -The Letter Box. 7.3o p.m. - oFairy Tales Man- Time Signals (on 2,650 m., 113 kc/s) House. 5.20 p.m. -German Language Les- KybeTr) w 9.55 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. fred : (a) " The Wondering AY 9.25 a.m. and 1o.25 p.m. (pre- 7.ro p.m.-" Serene Week "-Drama son :Everyday Words. Soul"; (b)" Death and the Maiden." liminary. and 6 -dot signals). SCHENECTADY (U.S.A.) in One Act (Saulescu) from the 5.40 P.m. -Sylvia von Harden reads8.3o p.m. -Bach Concert by the Stutt-5.45 P.F11.-Le journal Parle. Romanian. from her own Works. gart Philharmonic Orchestra, con- General Electric Company (WGY)7.5o p.m.-" TheNaughty Boys " 7ro p.m. -Meteorological Forecast. 790 kc/s (379.5 ; 5o kW.Re- 6.o p.m. -Talk :The Commercial ducted by Emil Kahn. Prelude and7730 p.m. -Dramatic Programme. Play (Nestroy). Traveller. Fugue in B Flat minor from " Das layedatintervalsby W2XAF9.0 p.m. -News Bulletin. theLeipzig 8.3o p.m. -Variety Concert, with the mkc,,,.) and 6.30 p.m. -Concert by wohltemperierte Wavier," for Or- Tenor. Maurice Cloquet,in wori2xA9,53D0knis1(351,3.448 9.10 p.m. -Orchestral Concert. Symphony Orchestra.Symphony, chestra (arr. Emil Kahn). Concerto on kc!s_ (19.56 No.94inG Major (Haydn). his Repertoire, the Singer Monty m.). Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra A inMinorforViolin.Flute and the Accordionists Radon andTransmits at intervals from 11.45 a.m.WARSAW (Poland) and Pianoforte with String Orches- Savoye, in F minor (Weber).Music to tra.Ricercare from " Das musik- 11.44 p.m. -Weather Report. Polskie Radio. 212 kis (1,411 ; " A Midsummer Night's Dream " alische Opfer."Choral Prelude, 0PARIS (France) 11.45 p.m. -Uncle. Abe. and David, 158 kW. (Mendelssohn). Mensch bewein' dein Sande gross Poste Parisien.914 kcfs (329 m.) ; from New York. 'Transmits at intervals from 10.40 a.m. 8.o p.m. -Topical Talk. (artanged for String Orchestra by 1.2 ,'kW. 12, midnight. -Time Signal. 1.30 p.m. -Review of Recent Publi- 8.10p.m.-" VerlorenerWeg "-a 12.1 a.m. (Sunday). -Jeannette Getz cations. Max 1Reger). 9.0 a.m.--aTransmission of Pictures. (Pianist). Wireless Play (Gustav Herrmann).9.45P.m. -Programme Announce-8.25 p.m. -Gramophone Records and 1.55-2.50 P.M. -No Transmission. 9.0 p.m. -News, followed by Light ments, News and Weather. 12.15 a.m.-Programme from New2.5op.m. -TechnicalCorrespon- News Bulletin. York. Orchestral Concert. to.ci p.m. -Recital of Swiss Lyrics.8.45pan. --Theatre Talk, Gramo- dence and Hints. no p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Contralto Solos and Recitations. phone Records and News Bulletin.12.30 a.m.-WGY Players -Frank3.10 p.m. -Programme for Children. collab- Oliver Director. 4.15p.m -Talk : Ancientand 10.45 pan. (approx.).-Close Down. 9.0 p.m. -Concert with the r.o a.m.-Prograinme LJUBLJANA (Yugoslavia) oration of Artistes from the Opera a.m.-5.o ModernCivilisationinSilesia, Radio -Ljubljana. 522k0,'SMUNICH (Germany) and Opera-Comique. Prelude, from New York. relayed from Katowice, 734 kcis r.o a.m.-Weber and Fields. . (574.7. m.) 2.8 kW. 563 kc/s (53y ; 1.7 kW. Re- " Les notes , corinthiennes " (408 ma. Transmits at intervals from 11.15 layed by Augsburg, $36 kois (560 (Masser). Czech Polka (Balling).1.15 a.m.-Radiotron Varieties. 440 P.M -See Cracow. 5.o p.m. -Solemn Carillon. m.) ;Kaiserslautern, 536 kcfs (56o ConcertoforSmallOrchestra1.3o a.m.-Silver Flute. 6.o p.m. --Musical Programme : 6.0 p.m. -Universal Peace Programme m.) ;andNurnberg,1,256kc/s (Roussel).Spanish Caprice (Rim-2.o a.m.-General Electric Concert. ' The Nazarene " (W. Hausmann) 7,o p.m. -Relay of an Opera from (239 m.). sky-Korsakoff), conducted by3.o a.m.-Lucky Strike Hour. relayedfrom Lwow.,788kc/s 4.0 a.m.-Troubadour of the Moon. (381m.), followed by Selections fklgrade, 697 kc/s (430.4 0). Transmits at intervals from 5.45 2.111. M. Francis Casadesus. Symphonic415 a.m.-Henry Busse and Hotel 9.o p.m.-Wcather, News and Dance (G5M111231iC8). Sketch,Auvillage(Mouquet). for Vocal Quartet (Bach). In the Music. 1.0P.M. -TimeSignal,Weather Valses noblesetsentimentales New Yorker Orchestra. interval,Theatre Review.After Report,Programme 4.45 ietlyt e JackaliLittle. the Programme, Weather, Police Announce- Nos. t, z and 3 (Ravel). Danse de and Hotel MADRID (Spain) ments, News and Exchange Quo- Salome (Glazounoff). and Sports Notes. Union Radio (EAJ7). 707 kc/s tations. DeWitt ClintonOrchestra, (424 m.) ;2 kW. 1,25pair. -A Study with Gramo-PARIS (France) Albany, N. Y. Transmits at intervals from 8.o a.m. phone Illustrations :Music as an Radio -Paris(CFR). 174keIs5.3o a.m.-Doc Peyton and the HotelWILNO (Poland) (Topical Review). Expression of Feeling. (1,725 rn.) ;17 kW. Kenmore Orchestra, Albany, N. Y. 8s5 Itcts (368.1 m.) 0.5 kW. 2.0p.m. -Chimes,Time Signal,2.0p.m. -EasterBellsfromOurTransmits at intervals from 6.45 a.m.6.o a.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Transmits at intervals 'from ro.58 a.m. WeatherReport,and Concert. Lady's Church. (Physical Culture). 440 P.m. -See Cracow. Pasodoble, Gitanerfas (Arue).2.10 pant. -",At the Tomb of Jesus."12.30p.m. -Gramophone Concert.STOCKHOLM (Sweden) 6.o p.m. -Literary Programme and Waltz, Frilhlingsstimmen (Joh.2.55 p.m. -Time, Weather and Agri- In the intervals atz.o p.m. -Ex- Radiotjanst.(SASA). 689kcfs Concertfrom Lwow,788kc/s Strauss). Melody (Tchaikovsky). cultural Notes. change Quotations and News and (436 m.) ;75 kW.Relayed by (38r m.). Jots from " La alcgriadal3.10p.m. -Labour Market Report. at 1.3o p.m. -Exchange Quotations. Boden, 244 kels (1,229.5 in.) ; Gdte-6.3o p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. MP" AM

MARCH 27TH, 1931 WORLD -RADIO 5'1 Stations in Order of Frequenciesand Wavelengths Corrected in accordance with the latest official information available at the time of going to press The figures in blacktype represent the power according to the Haguepower -rating scheme Dial Readings K cis M. Stat icn Dial Readings KO M. Station Dial Readings Keis M. Station 810 370.4 Radio LL (France). i- Eskilstuna (Sweden)( relays 1 EUROPEAN Stockholm), 0.25 kW. l (Including stations connected Fredriksstad (Norway), 0.8 with theEuropean System.? kW. (relays Oslo). ' Pietersaari (Jacobstad) 815 368.1 Seville (Union.Radio) (Finland)(relaysHel- 155 1935 ,Kaunas (Lithuania), 7 kW. (EAJI) (Spain), r.5 kW. sinki), 0.25 kW. 160 1875Huizen (Holland),8.5 kW Wilno (Poland), 0.5 kW. 1220 246 Linz (Austria) (relays (Hilversum programme and 824 364.1 Bergen (Norway),1.13 kW Vienna), 0.6 kW. announcements.) 825.3 363.4 Algiers (N. Africa), 13 kW. Cassel (Germany) (relays 167 1796Lahti (Finland) (relays Helsin- Frankfurt), 0.3 kW. ki), 54 kW. 833 360 Mtihlacker (Germany), 75 kW Radio Paris (CFR), 17 kW. 842 356.3 I.ondon Regional Stn., 70 kW Kiruna (Sweden) (relays 174 1725 851 352 Graz (Austria) (usually relays Boden), 0.25 kW. 183.5 1635Konigs Wusterhausen (Zeeseni Cartagena (Spain),o.4 kW., Relays Vienna), 9.5 kW. (Germany), 35 kW. 855.5 351 Leningrad (Russia), r.2 kW. 1229 244.1 Basle (Switzerland) 0.65kW. Berlin. 260 349 Barcelona(RadioBarcelona) 1238 242Bellast(213E)Oreland), 1.2 kW 193 1554.4 DavcntryNational Station (EAJI) (Spain), 8 kW. 1247 240.6 Stavanger (Norway), 0.5 kW (Gt. Britain), 35 kW. 869 345(Strasbourg-Brumath (France), 1256 239 Nurnberg (Germany) (relays 195 1538Ankara (Turkey), 7 kW. 1 Munich), 2.3 kW. 202.5 1481 Moscow(Old Komintern) 15 kW. (RAI) (Russia), 4o kW. 878 342Brno (Czechoslovakia), 3 kW. Bordeaux Sud - Ouest 887 338.2 BrusselsNo. 2 (Belgium) 1265 237.2)(France) 3 kW. 207.5 1445.7 Eifel Tower (FLE), 15 kW. 20 kW.(Flemish programme) Radio -Nimes(France), 212.5 1411 Warsaw (Poland), 158 k\V. I Cadiz (Spain), o.5 kW. 1 kW. 222.2 1350Kasbah (Tunis), 0.5 k\V. 896 335 1265 237Orebro (relaysStockholm) 222.5 1348Motala (Sweden) (relays Stock- I Poznan (Poland), 1.9 kW. holm), 40 905 332 Naples (INA) (Italy), 1.7 kW Swedn0.25 kW. Moscow(TradesUnions),75 kW I Grenoble(PTT)(France)1.2 I 1274 235.5 Kristianssand (Norway) 0.5kW 230.6 1304 914 328.2lParis -Poste Parisien- ff 1283, 234Lodz (Poland), 2.2 kW. Exp'l 244 1229.5 Boden (Sweden), 0.75 kW. L (France), 1.2 kW. Kid(Germany)(relays ) f Istanbul (Turkey), 5 kW. 'l 1292 no 1209 k. Reykjavik(Iceland), 21kW. J 923 325Breslau (Germany), 1.7 kW 232.2 (Hamburg), 0.3 kW. 932 322Goteborg(Sweden),(relays Norrkoping (Sweden),0.25 260 1153Kalundborg(Denmark)(re- Stockholm), 15 kW. Malmo (Sweden) (relays lays Copenhagen), 10 kW. 1301 231 Stockholm), 0.75 kW. } 268.6 1116Novosibirsk(Russia)R.A.,4 kW Dresden(Germany((relays Moscow,Popoff(Russia),4o kW. 319 Leipzig),0.3 kW. Halsingborg(Sweden),0.25 J 272 1103 941 ISofia Rodno - Radio, 1310 229Uddevala (Sweden), 0.1 kW. 279.6 1073Rostov -Don (Russia), 4 kW. l. (Bulgaria), i kW. I Cologne(Germany),1.7kW 280 1071Oslo (Norway), 75 kW. 950 31e 1319 227 Aachen(Germany), 0.3kW 283 1060Tiflis (Russia), ro kW. Marseilles (PTT) (France), 1 5 Leningrad (Russia), 20 kW. Genoa(' GE)(Italy),1.5kW. Munster(Germany)0.GhW 300 1000 959 312.8Radio -Vitus (France). 1337 224.4 Cork (6CK) (Ireland), 1.5 kW 320 937.5 Kharkov (Russia), RVzo. 1346 840Nijni Novgorod (Russia), 1.8 Cracow (Poland), 1.5 kW. 222.9 Fecamp (France). 357 968 309.9 Cardiff (5WA), 1.2 kW. 1355 221 Helsinki(Finland),15 kW 375 800Kiev (Russia), zo kW. 977 307 Zagreb (Yugoslavia), 0.7 kW ' Flensburg (Germany) (re- 1 385 778Petrozavodsk (Russia), z kW. 770Ostersund (Sweden), 0.76 kW {Bordeaux-Lafayette(PTT) 1 1373 218 lays Hamburg), 0.6 kW. 389 986 (France), 35 kW. Salzburg o.6 kW. Relays 1 (relays Sd II) Falun (Sweden), 0.65 kW. J Vienna. 395 760Geneva (Switserland), 1.5 kW. 304 720 ,Moscow (Experimental), 20 kW 995 301 Aberdeen (2BD), 1.2 kW. 1382 217gonigsberg(Germany), 1.7kW 416.6 1004 298.8 Hilversum (Holland), 8.5 kW Halmstad (Sweden), 0.25 428 700Minsk (Russia), 4 kW. and 1391 216 RadioChatelineau(Bel- 442 680Lausanne (Switzerland), HB2, (Huizen programmes o.6 kW. announcements). gium). 1013 296.1 Tallinn (Estonia), 0.7 kW. 1400 214.2 X'. rarsaw, No. , (Poland) 511 587.1 Hamar(Norway)(reliysOslo)o.8 1.9 kW.Experimental. 522 574.7 Ljubljana (Yugoslavia) 2.8 kW I Kosice(Czechoslovakia)2.5 (Ger- 1022 293j Limoges, PTT (France), 1450 207Boras (Sweden), 0.12 kW. 527 570 Freiburg-im-Breisgau 0.08 kW. 1470 204Gavle (Sweden) (relays Stock- many) (relays Stuttgart), 0.3' holm), 0.2 kW. 530 566 Hanover (Germany), 0.3 kW Tampere (Tammerfors) (relays Hamburg). (Finland)(relays Helsinki) 1480 203Kristinehamn (Sweden), 0.25 1031 291 -( 1 kW. 1490 202Jonkiiping (Sweden), 0.25 kW 531 565Smolensk (Russia), 2 kW. Augsburg(Germany)(relays Viipuri (Viborg) (Finland), (relays Stockholm). Munich), 0.3 kW. relays Helsinki, 15 kW. 1500 200Leeds (2 -LS) (Gt. Britain), 0.16 536 .560 Kaiserslautern (Germany) British Relay Stations 1530 196Karlskrona (relays Stockholm) (relays Munich), 0.3 kW (Sweden), 0.25 kW. {Bournemouth (6131\ I), 1.2 1714 175St. Quentin (France). 545 550Budapest (Hungary), 23 kW Bradford (2LS), 0.19 kW. 554 542 Sundsvall (Sweden), 15 kW Dundee (2DE), 0.16 k\V. 563 533 Munich .(Germany), 1.7 kW. Edinburgh (zEH), 0.4 kW. 572 525,Riga (Lativa), 13 kW. Hull (6KH), 0.16 I.W. DEVIATIONS 581 517Vienna (Rosenhugel) (Austria) Liverpool (6LV), 0.16 kW. 20 kW. 1040 288.5 officia 555 511 Archangel (Russia),1.2 kW. Newcastle (5N0), 1.2 kW. The following arethe actualdeviationsfrom the 590 509 Brussels No. 1 (Belgium),20kW Plymouth (SPY), 0.16 kW. frequencies, as noted during measurements made at the Tatsfield 599 501 Milan (Italy), 8.5 kW. Sheffield (6FL), 0.16 kW. Checking Station. All differences of 1.9 kris and over are shown. 603.5 497 Moscow (Russia),x.2 kW. Stoke-on-Trent (6ST), 608 .4 Nidaros. Jrondhjem)(Norway) 0.16 kW. 220.41361'Motala (Sweden) 1.3 kW. Swansea (5SX), 0.16 kW. 241.21243.7 13oden (Sweden) 617 487IPrague(Czechoslavakia),5.5kW Lyons (Radio)(France), 246.61216.,.1 stanbul (Turkey) 626 479.2 Midland Regional Station (Gt 1049 286 0.8 kW. 258.11162.1 Kalundborg (Denmark) Britain), 38 k\V. Montpellier (France), 1.2 270 1111 Oslo (Norway) 630 476Simferopol (Russia),r.2 kW Berlin Relay (Germany), 508.8 589.6:Hamar (Norway) 635 473 Langenberg (Germany), 17 kW 0.6 kW. 801 374.SSeville (Spain) 644 466 Lyons (La Doua), France (re- Magdeburg (Germany), 1013.5 295.9 Turin (Italy) lays Ecole Superieure),2.3 kW. 0.6 kW. 1045.1 287.1 Lyons (France) 644 465.8 'Fartu (Estonia). 1058 283 Stettin (Germany) (relays 1060.1 283.9,Innsbruck (Austria) 653 459Zurich (Switzerland), 0.75 Berlin), 0.6 kW. 1214.1 247.1 Kalmar (Sweden) " Porsgrund (Norway), (re- Innsbruck (Austria)(relays 1452.7 206.5 Boras (Sweden) laysOslo), 1.5 kW. Vienna), 0.6 kW. 1492.6 201Jonkoping (Sweden) Salamanca (Spain),EAJzz, Varberg (Sweden), 0.3kW. 1 kW. 1067 281 Copenhagen (Denmark), 1 kW. Bolzano(Italy)IBZ,0.2kW. 1071 280RadioLiege(Belgium). Danzig (Free City), 0.25 1076 279Bratislava (Czechoslovakia), 14 BRITISH DOMINIONS AND COLONIES kW.(relaysKOnigsberg). 1085 276.5 Heilsberg (Germany), 75 kW E02 453.2 Klagenfurt (Austria), 0.6 Relays Konigsberg. kW. (relays Vienna). .1094 273.2 Turin (Italy), 8.5 kW. AUSTRALIA San Sebastian "(Spain), 0.6 1103 272Rennes(France),1.2 kW 1112 270Bremen (Germany) (relays 5E0 517Perth (7ZL), 3 kW. Bodo (Norway), 0.6 kW. 620 484 IN lelbourne (3AR), 5 kW. Tromso(Norway),0.11kW. . Hamburg), 0.3 kW. Barcelona (EAJ T3), Radio 665 451 Sydney (zFC), 5 kW. Uppsala(Sweden), 0.2 690 435 Perth (6WF), 5 kW. kW. (relays Stockholm). 1121 {Catalana (Spain), ro kW Ovideo (Spain), 0.7 loW. 734 409 Adelaide (5CL), 5 kW. 666.5 450Moscow (Russia), RAz, 1 kW 268 779 385Brisbane (4QG), 5 kW. Paris (PTT) (Ecole Supe- 1130 265.4 Lille (PTT) (France), 1 kW 1139 263 Morayski-Ostrava (Czecho- 808 371 Melbourne (3L0), 5 IAV. ' rieure) (France), 1 kW. Notod den (Norway), 0.9 slovakia),11 kWi 838 358Sydney (2BL), 5 kW. 671 447 '1 Rjukan (relays Oslo) (Nor- 1148 261.3 London National Stn., 68 kW CANADA 1157 259 Leipzig (Germany), 2.3 kW way), 0.17 kW. . 690 435Toronto (CKGW), 5 kW. Aalesund(Norway),0.4kW. 1166 257 Barby (Sweden), (relays Stock- holm), 15 kW. 730 411 St. Hyacinthe (CKAC), 5 kW 680 441 Rome (IRO), (Italy), 75 kW 780 385Winnipeg (CKY-CNRW),5kW Stockholm(Sweden)75kW. 1 1175 255Toulouse (PTT)(France),1kW 253 (relays Malmberget(relays Boden) )- 1184 Gleiwitz(Germany), 689 436 Breslau), 5.6 kW. EAST AI:ia CA (Sweden), 0.25 kW. J 750 400Nairobi, Kenya (7L0) 697 430.4 Belgrade (Yugoslavia), 3 kW Almeria (Spain) (EAJ18),1 702.5 427 Kharkov (Russia), RV4, 25 kW I kW. INDIA ,'Madrid (Union Radio) (EAJ7) Barcelona (Associacion 707 424 1193 252 Nacional) EAJ15, 1 kW. 810 370.4 Calcutta (VUC), 3 kW. I Spain), 2 kW. 840 357.1 Bombay (VUB), 3 kW. 716 418,Ber(lin(Witzleben),1.7 kW Trollhatten, (Sweden) 0.3 721.1 416:Rabat (Morocco), 2.5 kW. kW. J NEW ZEALAND 1205 249Juan-les-Pins (Nice) (France). 725 4131Dublin(2RN)(Ireland),1.5 kW 714 420Wellington (.2YA), 5 kW. 734 408Katowice (Poland), 16 kW. 1211 247.7 Kalmar(relays Stockhohn),0.25 743 403'Benie (Switzerland), 1.1 kW 1220 245.9 Schaerbeek(Brussels)(Belgium) SOUTH AFRICA t (1:1 kW. 752 398.9,Glasgow (5SC), 1.2 kW. 677 443Johannesburg (Jr), ro k\V. 761 394 Bucharest (Rdmania), 18 kW I Turku ,(Abo)(Finland) (relays Helsinki), 0.6kW 713 410Durban, 1.5 kW. 770 390Frankfurt (Germany), 1.7 kW 1220 246 815 363 Cape Town, 1.5 k\V. 779 385Toulouse (Radio) (France)8kW Sallie, (Sweden)(relays 788 381jLwow (Poland), 21 kW. 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