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PRINCIPAL CONTENTS. From the Swis Alps. Scottish War Memorial (Photograph). A Review of European Programmes Langenberg and -its Annòuncers. - By YODELLER - - '..

Fault Finding and Receiver ,, -June is now - at an end, and In the eening picked up a truly splendid here in Switzerland it has done its best Maintenance. FLAMING to rendering of The Geisha from Vienna, an Opera live up to its reputation for sunshine, and this station seems particularly fond of, and later By Capt. P. P. EckrsIey. - for radio reception the has been passably - month on found Langenberg doing I Pagliacci. good. I have managed to pick up some wonderful The next day, Sunday, during the afternoon, Continental Programme Events. operatic items, and for the lover of opera Switzer- found Breslau coming in with great strength, landis indeed a paradise, being within easy reach- with a concert of Balalaika music, played by a 'Which Station Was That? ing-out distance ofsuch places as Rome; Vienna, Russian orchestra-quite a pleasing little broadcast. with its magnificent Grand Opera House; Milan, For some time I have noticed the Eiffel Tower Replies to Queries. and the Scala Theatre; and all the German opera. comes in at simply terrific strength in the evenings loving cities. Space does not permit of any dis- after 8prn. and ozi Monday, the 20th, turned on cussing all the operas and other items of note I this station and received a very fine concert of have heard in this past month, sol must content operatic selections from all the well-known operas. myself with mention of just a few of the outstanding One of the best light opera performances of the features. month came from Frankfurt-on-Main the following WORLD-RADIO Sunday, June 12; Ipicked up a fine performance night, The Count of Luxemburg, and one could not Station Identification Panel I of Verdi's Rigoletto, relayed from the New Theatre, help admiring the wonderful playing of the orchestra i Leipzig, and, on the Tuesday following, Suppé's with its perfect rhythm and balance. This same - (No. 70.) comic opera Poet and Peasant from the same evening a little earlier I had been listening to the RADIO.YITUS (Paris). station. Later on in the evening I turned over first half of A Mid,eummer Night's Dream from es to Radio Paris for a studio version of Samson and Daventry, and found it a1solutely perfect, using es Wav'elength: 3226 in. Power: 350 w. Delilah, with several of the stars from the Paris only two valves and headphones, no atmospherics Frequency: 930 kc. Opera taking- the leading parts. whatever being present. E ApproanaaLe distance from London: - Wednesday, Jusi,e 15; During the lunch hour, Wqlnesday, J3ene 22 : n the evening picked sip es 212 miles. tuned in Lausanne for the usual hour's gramophone the 3rd and 4th Acts of Ciirmen from Milan, a Opening Signal: Ticking of metronome. music, and was much surprised to hear coming station whose operas are always as near perfect from a Swiss station the stirring strains of Elgar's as possible. Two days later, from Berne, T heard iall: 'Allo! Allo! Ici le poste de Land of Hope ansi Glory, played by a Guards band, an Englishwoman, Miss Olga Thomas. of London, Montmartre Radio-Vitus. Early this same evening picked up a recital of giving a piano recital, quite a welcome surprise, Interval Signal: The ringing of two Italian music by the Leipzig Symphony Orchestra, for one so seldom hears anything of English per- bells: F sharp, D sharp, and abbre- a very fine combination indeed. About 9 pm: formers on the Continent. viated call : Radio-Vitus." - went over to Bruenn for Verdi's opera Aïda, relayed - The last few days of the month the principal Closes down with Marseillaise (when the from the - Bratislava -National. Theatre, and' items wére the following: A performance oL orchestra is in studio) and usual thoroughly enjoyed the whole performance. Handel's Mesiah by a huge choir from Stuttgart; French formula. The next day I heard what-to: me was one of Liz Traviata from the Scala, Milan; the German (Copyright.) the best things -of the month-a concert from Derby, and sounds of racing motors, relayed from Munich. The exeoutants were a wonderful tri6 Koenfgsiî-usterhausen, the German high-power - li whose names I am unable to find out, but whosd station; ond a yodelling concert from Berne. - playing of the piano, 'cello, and violin woe indeed - I have also picked up several mandoline, zither, Letters should be addressed to The Editor, a revelation. and accordion concerts, and, late at night, dance "WORLD-RADIO," Savoy Hill, Strand, Saturday, June 18: I was listening to t)aventry music and cabaret performances can be heard from and the community singing of the children at most of the German London. W.C. - stations. the "Gug Nuncs" party, ond thought hdw tho- SuuiuÄay. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION to World-Radio" roughly the youngsters were enjpying themselves, On only two nights during this month have I lincluding poatago): Twslv, Months (Inland and One young gentleman in particular seemed to be been absolutely prevented from listening, and then orrign) l3s. Addrrs, Subsoriptions Dept. l°World.kadio" 8-II. Southampton Strert, Strand, putting his whole soul into his vocal efforts; he may the causes were terrific thunderstorms when only - 4 ÍIoedon. W.C. 2. - bepleased to know that he was heardin Switzerland. (Continued on page 27.)

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a madman would have turned on hi wireless. I Iany times atmospherics have been so bad as to! ECHNICAL__CONSIDERATIONS. prevent listening to sorné stations with any degree I of comfort, but always I have been able to get out - V BY Capt. P. P. ECICFRSLEY. of this difficulty by using my indoor aerial (con- - V-- sisting of a length of ribbon gauze slung round the eiling) and dropping down to -a low waveleqgth, added up tó, shall 2 This ove.r my local station, XIV.-Fault Finding and Receivér comes we say, ampères? or turning to Lausanne, means should which atmospherics are seldom heard. that the LT battery last for 20 hours. from Maintenance. In words, you divide the ampère during the day-time has been par- other capacity Broadcasting by the taken up by the valves, and you ticularly good, and have been astonished at the MANY sets which are in use may be quite well current I get the of of battery or umber of quite small-power stations which I designed, but may suffer from bad main- length life the the-time be- have been able to pull in before sunset, and it tenance, not necessarily because the user tween charges. seems that it has been only after that hour that does not want to keep them in good condition, but Valves more he static interference has been so bad. Some of the because does not know how, ,To take T am only talking of maintenance in this article; smaller French stations have been making them- pointe in detail. therefore the choice of valves is not dealt with, selves heard before dusk, the best of which have -High Tension. but there is one point which is rather important and been Radio Lyon, and Lyon P1.F, both of which Most people use high-tension batteries, and the that is whether valves continue to give their emis- iwill work soy hasd partear on three valves. voltages that are supposed to be given by these sion. I have been very severely "had" with bad Daventry, too, has been doing wellin the daylight, battenes are labelled on them, and it is fair to the quality, owing to a very old valve maintaining and the morning concerts have been coming in with set to expect that these voltages shall be maintained itself quite well as a lamp, but not as a valve. The almost greater strength than those at night. I within 15 per cent., that is, 15 parts in 100, or, say, passing of the current through the filament makes am told that great alterations are to be made in about 10 volts in 60. To wet one's fingers and the filament hot, and this filament gives off electrons the Italian broadcasting stations shortly, and that find the degree of shock is one way of testing'the which are attracted by the H.T. battery through

new stations are to be built, and the existing ones - . the vacuous space between

will have their power increased; if these plans - the filament and the maturo Italy should find a very prominent place ______anode. If the supply of in the Continental ether. F - electrons from the filament is not enough, then the (Continssedfronz column 3.) H.T. current is also not nection while they are really loose or the coils in L enough, and limiting seta transformers are shorting. or the aerial wire has in. This is somewhat frayed by continual waving about in the wind. difficult to test, but it is Insulation has been known to give way gradually, not a bad idea to take this and all tIeso troubles will cause noises to come out same volt meter and con- of the loud speaker. The tracing of a fault of this nect it in series with the lind is the most irritating and difficult job, but a HT. battery. This is few general nalca may help the user to locate the quite conveniently done snore obvious. ly removing one of the Aerial or Set? I-IT. plugs and putting it into one terminal of the The first question to be asked is, "Are thea - extraneous noises coming from the aerial, or are volt metcr,-and taking the they somewhere in the set?" A test is extremely - other terminal of the volt meter- and- putting it on simple. - Remove the aerial and if the noises stop, the to the socket where the aerial is responsible. Ji the noises go on the set - -. ... - plug was removed from. is responsible. If the aerial is responsible leave it iL - - L'' The volt meter will then - '.. - waggle about at various - . read something probably on and get somebody to it - -' a note of this reading places and you will soon find the cause of the .. and - "- trouble. If the aerial is not responsible it may be g. should be taken. From the H.T. battery. Quite a good test for this is the time to time it is as well see provided - to that the removing of the H.T. batteries one by one, and if - you have a high-resistance loud-speaker, clap the - H.T.batteryupand proviaea ue i. nattery batteries straTght across the loud-speaker. If i. there is just one great plonk as you put the battery Scottish War Memorial, Edinburgh Castle. T he Opening cere- is up, and provided the and then silence, the battery mony, which will be broadcast (see Daventi-y Programme), on grid battery is the same across the loud-speaker - is all right. If there are crackles, provided you - Thursday, July 14. voltage as normally this make a good connection, the battery that makes reading should stay the the crackles is wrong. - same. If it does not stay leave too long, because the same, and if all the Do not the batteries a highly one, is rather a high discharge rate, and if possible battery, but not accurate and the batteries are in their right condition, the valve there writer of a on step by step, a few volts first when advises that the user a wireless set get filament is not giving enoughemission, and the valve put battery hold of a volt of a cheap design, ou may find the fault quickly. meter quite reading should be renewed. Some valves lose their emission up to 100 volts, so he may time If it is in the set it may be in the high frequency that from to time before they burn out. The user need not be so test his batteries quantitatively. There is )or the low frequency. You can, at any rate, find one fearful of this happening, unless he is using a power frequency by moving high- point about this: test the batteries when the set is valve up to somewhere near the limit of that. it if it is in the low the as frequency valves seeing if it still goes on. The switched on, not it is called "on open circuit"- valve's capacity. and say, let be doing judicious pulling about of connections one by one that is to the batteries some Grid Battery. work because they are to be fairly optimistic (so that the puffing about does not affect other apt There is a theory that the grid battery-that is, themselves when have got nothing connections) is not a bad way of locating the trouble, about they to that battery which maintains constant negative after some months' use and very often a bad joint can he discovered in this do, but they get tired when potential on the grid of the low-frequency amplifier nothing is demanded of them. Thus by this small :W5Y. valves-takes no load and therefore never wears Conclusion. volt meter (which looks like a watch with a straggly out. Unfortunately this is not so, and this battery, chain), switeh on the set, put one terminal of the anything from 2 to 15 volts usually, requires - It is impossible in a short article, and it would be volt meter on one side of the battery, and the testing from time to time. Probably it should -very difficult in a long one, to indicate how to trace terminal the other, see if reading other on the oli last about six months. As this battery is only faults certainly, and one has to cultivate the detec. the volt meter corresponds within 15 per cent. of tive instinct before one can be absolutely certain about 10 volts, and as the LT. battery or accumu- that labelled on the battery. If there is a gross lator is usually 2 to 6 volts, and as the H.T. battery of finding a fault. The above, however, may be of discrepancy, the battery is finished, and a new help in locating the more obvious troubles. is 64) volts it is as well to buy a volt meter which battery is required. has two ranges, one up to, say, 15 volta, and one to It is as well, incidentally, to find out the best 150 volts. way of buying batteries. Sometimes it pays to Noises. i buy a high capacity battery because it will last so i A Terrible Threat. Assuming the ll.T., L.T., grid negatives and the J much longer under a given loI. A broadcast listener at Long Beach, California, i . . valves are right nothing should go wrong with the lias sent out a circular letter to all American Low Tension, set except bad connetions inside or outside it. broadcasting stations giving notice that unless all Say a battery is labelled that it has so many Soldered joints are apt to give trouble at times,

will ampères capacity. Shall we say 44)? Your valves I and may look as if they are making a perfect con- azz is immediately discontinued he scrap i his sot.-Radio News of Canada. i are labelled that they take so much current which i (Conlinued in column 1.)

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Sender Langenberg, Dortmund, und Muenstex J mit der Ubertragung des. . . -Konrertes wieder; Langenberg Station and its Announcers, Auf wiederhören, meine Damen und Herren. . . . i (" At the close to to-day's -Concert you heard being a small town with i stand the stress of VROM unimportant wind and weather. This the last announcements and sports news from: only about 9,500 inhabitants, Langenberg, I slender construction has, however, been ch6sen

in the Deilbach Valley, in a few weeks with wise foresight, to offer the least possible attained international renown, resistance. At a height of 90 feet from the ground Munich as opened as thé first broadcasting a platform is built into the towér, oh whith are the station in West Germany, on October 10, 1924. hoists for raising the aerials. Halfway between the Dortmund and Elberfeld followed on September towers is the transmitting station (135 feetloñg by 18 and 19, 1924, each with one station. The 72 feet wide) with all the rooms and apparatus stations were equipped with from i to 3 kw. necessary for reception of the broadcasts from the power. During the military occupation of the studios, control, amplifying, and -retransmission rooms, offices and sleep. - -- t, - ing apartments. - i Two New Stations. , O ..

. I s ' . The opening cere- '- I mony took place on JI -. January 15. At the - I same time the station in - * Elberfeld was closed J down, leaving the two stations in Dortmund I and Muenster. - t - - -t' i At the present time

i I therefore there are three -- -j stations at the disposal of thg Westdeutsche Rundfunk: Langenberg,

- Muenster, and Dort- - mund. On October 15 4'2' ., ', 'I1'' - it is proposed to open two further stations, in -... - - Cologne and Aix.la- "'" The Small Studio at Cologne. S Chapelle respectively, i . and with these the Rhenish - Westphalian Cologne through Langenberg, Muenster, and Dort-. il - . industrial areas will mund. Then follows Dortmund for the Langen- - have an adequate berg, Dortmund, and Muenster stations, relaying -_.- ______broadcast service for the the . . . 'Concert again. Ladies and Gentlemen, L. . '.._ . _. '- presein. The Great Studio of the Cologne Station. adieu-lit. 'to the next hearing.' ") There are studios in As a rule when a large orchestra is contributing Muenster, Dortmund, to the programme the Deutschlandlied (German Düsseldorf and Cologne areas broadcasting was and Elberfeld (although Elberfeld station is no longer national anthem) follows this announcement. forbidden, and when these districts were freed used, the studio has been retained). To these have (Continued at foot of page 29, column 2.) it became apparent that the three stations were been thded studios in Düsseldorf and Cologne. by no means adequate for the thickly populated In Cologne, as the largest town in the district (with Rhenish-Westphalian industrial area. After care- approximately three-quarters of a miliion inhabit- ful consideration it was decided to build a high- ants), is centred the entire management of the power station of 60 kw. total input to the valves and Westdeutsche Rundfunk. - Most transmissions are a 25 kw. rating for telephony. The site chosen was sent from the station in Cologne for relay, and are the plateau on the Hordt, near Langenberg (some then broadcast by all three stations. It is seldom 750 feet above sea.level) for the largest of the that the station in Muenster or Dortmund gives an broadcasting station. Here stand the two individual broadcast of a more local character. transmitting towers, 750 feet apart and 300 feet Elberfeld is coiinécted with Langenberg by a special H high, almost too slight, it would seem, to with- cable. In case of the failure of any of the lines a microphoné is installed at the Langenberg station for direct transmission. The geographical situation of the Langenberg station is 5l 15' north latitude, 7 10' east longitude. Announcers and Calls. There are two principal announcers: (1) Dr. Siegfried Anheisser, who possesses a sonorous voice which carries well and a slow delivery; he introduces the impoitant orchestral and opera items ; (2) Herr Alexander Maass, a gentleman with a high-pitched voice and quicker delivery, who announces the ordinary programme items. The usual announcement is as follows: ' Achtung! Achtung! für die Westdeutschen Sender, Langenberg auf Welle 468.8, Muenster auf Welle 241.9, and Dortmund auf Welle 283. Meine Damen und Herren-Köln beginnt nut seiném Abendprogramm, und bringt Ihnen ("Hallo, Hallo, the West German Station, IL Langenberg, on wavelength 468.8, Muenster on wavelength 241.9, and Dortmund on wavelength 283. Ladies and Gentlemen-Cologne is beginning its evening programme with . li After the item follows the announcement: "Sie hörten soeben aus Köln über die Sender Langenberg, Muenster, und Dortmund - (" You have just heard from Cologne through the stations Langenberg, Muenster, and Dortmund. . or "Zum Schluss des heutigen-Konzertes hörten Sie aus Köln über Langenberg, Muenster, und Dortmund die letzten Melduneen und Snortberichte. Masts of the Langenberg Station. ,1 Daran anschliessend komm Dörtmind für die E Dr. SiegfrledÀnheisser, one of theAnnouncers

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1 . . I Summer Time Searching. Woman Manager of wjz. ' U. S.A.Notes WJZ, owned by the (From our New York Corre8poieìt.' T is suite likely that the fact that we are now - --il Radio Corporation of A Br'oadcastlng AnnIversary. \ álmost at the maximum suTnspot period is to America (" key '.' station 1 ft The eleventh anniversary of the broadcasting of blame for the lavish way in which atmos- ' of the National Broad- of in pherics have been dealt out to us this summer. The castingCompany's "Blue one the first radio programmes was celebrated last minimum period occurred in 1922.23, when, Network ") is managed New York recently. On June. 11, 1916, officials of readers may remember, wireless reception was by Miss Bertha Brainard, the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company talked exttaôrdinarilT- good, the medium-wave U.S.A. who is said to be one of over a distance of sixty miles from the company's broadcasting. stations being regularly by the pioneers in the radio experimental station at Aldine, New Jersey, to heard, Bunker amateurs all over this country with quite sipall broadcasting industry Iiseners on board the steamship Hill. Conversation and phonograph music were suc- sets. - None of'these stations was then rated at more and to be thoroughly cessfully reproduced. than about 1.5 kilowatt. It was prophesied by versed in all its branches. íomé thà long.distance 'conditions would gradually After the war, during deteriorate until the sunspot maximum was which Miss Brainard Chicago's Coming Staon. motor reached, after which an improvement would set in. Miss Bertha served with the The National Broadcasting Company will open a Brainard, ambulance section of the radio studio in Chicago, Dlinois, next autumn, Improvement in the Autumn. Manager of WJZ, New York. American Red Cross, she according to an official of the Company. Arrange- The first part of this prophecy at any rate has entered upon a literary mentsto that end have just been completed. The been fulifiled.- Despite the enormously increased career. When WJZ new station will supply programmes to stations of power of the Americai stations it has become more came into being Miss Bfainard conducted a the Company's Red, Blue, and Pacific Coast and more difficult to receive them, even in winter weekly review of current New York plays from the networks. time, upon the 200 to 550 metre band, and this in Newark studio. She quickl acquired a thorough spite óf the fact that each year has seen more and knowledge of the broadcasting methods then exist- Lindbergh's Ovation in New York. more efficient receiving apparatus in general use. ing and became so popular with listeners that she The reception given in the United States to I alu amongst those who expecto see a steady was offered the post of representative of WJZ in Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, the youthful trans- improvement from this autumn onwards as the New York City. From the outset, Miss Brainard Atlantic flier, was probably the greatest given to intensity of the sunspot osbreak begins to decline. proved exceptionally capable, and after acting for any individual in the history of the country, and Certainly; it seems reasonable to connect atmos- a period as assistant manager,she was; in 1926, radio played a most important part in the pro- pherfcs with the terrific outbursts of energy that are made manager nf the station. To-day she is nne of ceedings. After the welcome given to Endeigh now taking place on the sun's surface, and atmos- the outstanding women in the broadcasting world, in Washington, the nation's capital, where - -he pherics are the long-distance man's worst enemies; and the only woman managing a station nf the size landed first, the airman's departure for New when they are powerful he cannot usè his set in a of WJZ. York City was broadcast. His landing in an äero- sensitive condition with any comfort and he there- plane at Mitchel Field outside of New York was fore misses the first faint indications of many distant annQunced. The great audience heard the whistles signals. of hun4reds of boats as Lindbergh landed fr,om a During the past week we have certainly had our city boat at the Battery in New Yoik. Farmers a share of atmospherics. On every evening except thous8nd miles away. *ere thrilled by the cere- Saturday they were of a powerful and incessant monies at New York's City Hall. They could brand during the earlier hours. Later on, however, almost visualise Governor Smith, of New York it was often possible to tr successfully for the State, pinning the State's medal upon the youth distant stations. Amongst those that I have heard in Central Park, New York. The entire welcome best of late have been Barcelona EAJ1, Madrid was a magnificent demonstration of the, service Union Radio, Toulouse Midi, Leipzig, Breslau, radio performs. Kiel, Dortmund, and-one or twice-Langenburg. The International Radio Conference. Short Wave Succ'es8es. H President Coolidge has appointed Herbert Hoover, Luckily, there axe usually compensations in Secretary of Commerce, as the head of the American .,'_' I nature. If she spanks you with one handshe fre- 'b delegation to the International Radio Telegraph quently -offers sugar plums with the other. If \4 *L Conference, to be held in Washington on October 4. medium and long-wave reception has been bâd of Nearly every nation of the world will be represented. late, that, upon the very short waves - has been -' i'ondçrfully gooa. So reliable, in fact, have 2XAF 1' Wavelength Re-allocation Controversy. and2XAD been that I have several times' asked - The order of the Federal Radio Commission com- friends to come round specially to hear them, and pelling 562 radio stations in the United States to so far these statiòns 'havi never disappointed. change, their waves on June 15, made it necessary 2XAF, by the way, sometimes starts operations for listeners to re-log practically the entire list of before his-advertised time. Last Friday night, for - A radio-equipped motor-bicycle, seen stations. The new permits issued by the Com- example, I picked up a musical programme from recently in Paris. mission cover a period of sixty days. During that - him some time before li p.m. - time the Commission will observe - the genera-i One of-the week's most interesting - experiences operation of the new plan and determine its was the relaying of CNRO's broadcast of the Ottawa (Continued from page 28.) effectiveness. The Commission issued another Jubilee Celebrations via the Marconi beam station order a short time ago allowing broadcasters who at Quebec. The transmission was made où 26.18 When talks or speeches are given from Düsseldorf Bonn (e.g., the Beethoven Celebrations) or other suffered from " unreasonable and injurious inter- metres and came through exceedingly well, espe- ference" caused by simultaneous operation of cially during the' last threé-quarters of an hour towns the announcement runs as follows: "Um 20.00 Uhr bis 21.30 bringt Düsseldorf . another station, to ask for a hearing after July 15. from 9:30 to 10.15 p.m., at which time it' closed The Broadcast Owners' Association is expected to down: I was, in fact, able to obtain excellent loud- für die Sender Langenberg und Dortmund. Muenster bringt nur für den Sender Muenster - . make formal protest against the re-allocations. If- speaker reproduction nf the comsñeñts in English unsuccessful, efforts may be made to enjoin the and Frenbh by the' two' anhounfers the' military Achtung für den Westdeutschen Rundfunk-Sie hören über den Sender Langenberg auf Welle 468.8, Government from continuing the' operation of the bands as thé troops moved off parade, the cheering new plan. of the crowd, and, best of all, the wonderful pealing Muenster auf Welle 241.9, und Dortmund auf Welle 283 aus Bonn . . Qf the bells of the new great carillon. ' - - ("From 8 p.mtill9.30 p.m. Düsseldorf transmits - - (Continued from calcina 1.) - 'The Uses of Harmonics: - for the Langenberg and Dortmund stations. I wonder if it has occurred to readers to notice Muenster transmits only for Muenster station - - than by tuning in the fundamental. But really I the extraordipary number of harmonics of broad- Attention for the Westdeutsche Rundfunk. You think that the queerest harmonic that I have ever casting stations that one meets with between 70 will hear from Langenberg station on wavelength heard was that of the short-wave KDKA, which I 468.8, Muenster on wavelength 341.9, and Dortmund piekedup on the Tuesday night on exactly half his and loo metres 1 - With me Radio Vitus provides . . s a very strong harmonic at just over 80 metres and on wavelength 283 from Bonn . wavelçngth. KDKA transmit sometimes on 14 I also héar those of many other Continental stations The announcements of programme times follow metres. I have never bein luiky enouhto light from France, Germany, Italy, and occasionally after the 24-hour time. "Von 16.30 bis 18.00 Uhr- upon ode of thest transmisaios,1snt aböfrespondent Sweden. These harmonici .vary considerably in also von 4.30 bis 6.00 Uhr-hören Sie aus - - tells me that he did.sorecently. An interesting strength, and sometimes when atmospherics are ("From 16.30 till 18 o'clock-that is from 4.30 till experience on the Friday ñrgllt 'a -to heur in tise will . . of rcssed.b',2XAD5 bad on the ordinafy broadcast band óné can 6 o'clock-you hepr from . ") As interval course .WGYs.new bulletin, the receive a transmission better by way of a harmonic signal a fóur-note chime is given from Cologne for very latest news of the end of the Byrd trans- the Westdeutschen Rundfunk-called in jest by Atlantic flight. - (Continued est foot of column 3.) listeners "The Cologne Cathedral bells."

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isu precio (1) nuevo, (2) de lance, e indicándome i plus de clients. Parfois cependant il demandait' I al mismo, tiempo corno se ha d e.fetl!ar el págo por à ses domestiques pourquoi ou roadcasting and' ¡ ne venait plus leì I correo. En Inglaterra la Administración de Cor- cheìcher. "Monsieur, lui épondait-bn, ii it' & reos exige las sellas completas dei receptor y la plus de malades, vous avez guéri tout le monde. dirección de la casa de correos más cercana." I Et le vieillard était satisfait. Laniivages.IJ - Erratum.-We regret certain obvious errors En mi última charla prometí continuar esta winch by an oversight appeared in the printed text SPANISH TALK.-XX. noche el relato de "Un dia en Toledo," pero siendo of the last French dictation. ésta mi charla de despedida, prefiero hablar con (To be broadcast through Daventry from the Vds. directamente y en tono más íntimo. Translation of Test Sentences. Manche8ter station by Mr. W. F. Bleicher Contando la presente charla, son ya 212 las veces (a) We are delighted that you have succeeded: on Monday, July 11, at 7.25 p.m. que he aprarecido delante del micrófono en esta Nous sommes enchantés que vous ayez réussi. estación emisora de Manchester para to all statian,s except Liverpool.) dar mis SB. charlas españolas. Al decir esta estación no hablo (b) I am surprised that you have not read the Señores: Siendo ésta mi charla final, no quiero con absoluta exactitud, pues la estación de hoy es paper. despedirme sin antes contestar a varias preguntas la tercera y difiere enormemente de la diminuta Je m'étonne (or Je suis étonné) que vous que he recibido de mis oyentes durante la quincena estación primitiva de donde cl-17 de Mayo de 1923, n'ayez pas lu le journal. o sea, pasada. - hace cuatro años y dos meses, me dirigí por Uno me consulta sobre las expresiones echar mano vez primera a mi auditorio desconocido e invisible. de y aquí no cabe emplear. "Echar mano de" Pero yo no ful el primero delos conferencistas sobre We reprint below two lists of subjects set for the quiere decir to lay hold of, to make use of, como en: lenguas extranjeras, pues cuando yo principié, mis Foreign Language Competition, from which intend. "echamos mano del verbo ver." En la frase "aquí "charlas," esta estación ya radiaba semanalmente ing competitors may make a choice. no cabe emplear la palabra, etc." caber se usa en el dos lecciones de francés y una de alerhán, de modes French. de to admissible, de modo que ' no cabe que con las dos charlas españolas que no vaciló en sentido be (1) Study the characters of M. Jourilain emplear" puede traducirse por: it is inadmissible asignarme a mí el entonces director, ¡teníamos and no cabe nada menos que cinco lecciones de idiomas extran. Madame Jourdain in Le Bourgeois Gentil és use. De la misma manera decimos: homme. duda (doubt is inadmissible o there is no room for jeros cada semana! Desde entonces ha habido doubt). muchos cambios, y mis pobres charlas han sufrido (2) A certain vritic says: "At a time when both Otro oyente me pregunta :-Cómo llega la la mar de peripecias (ups and downs), pues con el poetry and prose had come to be the expres- desarrollo de enpresión: ¡ quien supiera / a tener el significado la radiodifusión y ta gradual cen- sion of personal experience and emotion de: "I wish I could!"? Ocurre en su última tralización de las emisiones, se ha venido reduciendo Mérimée is, throughout his work, strictly charla y también en "Pepita Jimenez." el tiempo disponible para charlas educativas de impersonal." Discuss this statement with No lo sé con certeza, pero me figuro que debe de esta clase, cosa que siento mucho. reference to Mateo Falcone. terser su origen en frases como :-;Dichoso (serf a) Hace tres años ya que con la idea de ayudar a (3) Which of the tales broadcast from Alphonse mis oyentes ta.nto en Espafma, quien (eel que) supiera el español! = Happy (would Inglaterra como en Daudet's Lettres de mon Moulin do you be) he who could speak Spanish! De modo que establecí el sistema de correspondencia internacional prefer? Give the reasons for choice. entre ingleses your ¡ guien supiera español / podría traducirse muy que estudiaban el español y españoles b,.en por: If one could only speak Spanish / que estudiaban el inglés. Un número bastante Spanish. V V V - V crecido de mis oyentes se V Otro estudiante quiere saber si, habrando tie han aprovechado de esta (1) Spanish Hospitality. mercancías, se puede decir: se las fabrica en Italia. oportunidad, y últimamente varios de ellos me No, señor; sería un galicismo emplear se como en han escrito en tono muy agradecido diciéndome (2) Spanish and English Sport Compared. francés se emplea on, porque en español, tratán- que el intercambio de cartas y de ideas ha dado (3) The Spanish Señoriles. dose de objetos inanimados, o se emplea la forma lugar a amistades de carácter muy íntimo, tanto V reflexiva, como en: se fabrican (las sercancias) en que en muchos casos los oyentes españoles han Italia, o la voz pasiva: son fabricadas en Italia. invitado muy cordialmente a sus corresponsales Pero si el objeto es personal, Como en: she was ingleses a hacerles una visita y pasar algún tiempo seen yesterday, entonces si que se emplea se como con ellos como convidados suyos. Varios han The Very Soul of Music sujeto indefinido y decimos: se la rió ayer. aceptado y han ido a pasar sus vacaciones en Otras preguntas que se me han sometido son compañía de sus hospitalarios amigos españoles. ¿Cómo se traduce Todo esto es bueno, muy bueno. Y a mí me enorgullece mucho-el contribuido mi I have no money to spare for such5things. - haber pequeña (No me sobra dinero para tales cosas.) cuota hacia un mayor acercamiento de los dos pueblos. Pues sólo con el fomento de la amistad Can you spare me for a few days? - y pasaree sin, nil por unos días?) fraternidad internacional puede ahora progrésar Vd. - (iPuede I We shall spare no effort to oblige you. el mundo. El antiguo orden se ha ido para no .- (No perdonaretsios esfuerzo para complacerle a volver más. El odiado extranjero es ya el respetado Entirely REALgSTIC - Iritish 'Id.) vecino. En España a menudo olmos la expresión It will not pay us to sell at this price. "honor inglés" o "honradez inglesa," y ahora (No nos tendrá ruent a vender a este precio.) nosotros, a nuestra vez, empezamos a reconocer ;:;10 que no monopolizamos todas las virtudes, sino que 44e" - Finalmente, un oyente me pide que le traduzca una cartita que desea dirigir a una libreria española. tenemos mucho que aprender hasta del español, cuyo temperamento impulsivo y cuyo innato amor Pues ahi va :- . - "Muy señor mío: Agradeceré a Vd. nia envíe a las corridas de toros han creado una impresión i' completamente errónea de su verdadero carácter, q :t,, (teil libro) por (tal autor), diciéndome I un ejemplar de - el cual, enmuohos sentidos, y a pesar de todos sus -

defectos, es realmente hermoso, como Io atestiguan i. - casi sin excepción los que han viajado por España t,I - y publicado sus experiencias. /L. B LTZ N.B.-Listeners are advised to provide them- PRIVATE LESSONS. SMALL DAY selves beforehand with paper and pencil, as a THE LOUD SPEAKER OF DISTINCTION. CLASSES - EVENING CLASSES. short dictation test In Spanish and two English A GREAT TRIBUTE sentences for translation will be given at the end The A3 Celestlon Rediophone illustrssted above SPECIAL ACCELERATED COURSES was esclusively selected from all other loud- FOR PERSONS GOING ABROAD. of the talk. speakers for supplying music in the "Village of New Ideas' at Olympia. This same model gives Ask for BoOklet " W."-Trial Lesson Free. The text of the dictated matter and the transla- exquisite sesults when used solCh an csrdinary 2 Valve Receive,. Its price is £7- 10-O, although lion of the, sentences will appear In the next issue ( 321, Oxford Street, Wi. other Celestions are obtainable fron, £5 . 10.0. LONDON ) 3, Harrington Road, Sth. Ken. of "World-Radio." 2, Queen's Road, Bayswater. FIRST t.. 60, Queen Victoria St. (City). ON MERIT SCHOOLS OPEN ALL THE FRENCH TAiK.-XVIII1 01V DEMONSTRATION Apply foC fran pa.'Iirclara. 9 a.m. 9 p.m. SUMMER FROM TO The following is the text of the dictation test Dee,osst:tlon,gfsdl and the translation of the test sentences given at CELESTION RADIU of on July 4 29.37, HIgh Street. CELESTION CO., the end the French Talk Hampton Wick, 33. Vilfiurs Street,, Un vieux médecin, autrefois célèbre, avait peu King,ton-on-Thames. Strand, WC. 2. Phcne: Kingston 2474. 'Phase: Gsrraed 0397. LANGUAG' S è. peu perdu la mémoire en vieil1issant. Il n'avait

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In order to encourage the study of languages, 8.30 p.m.-Langenberg, Muenter, Dortmund World- Radio will hold a foreign language essay Continental Programme I (relayed from Düsseldorf).-To-day's "Volke competition, and will award for the best essays I lied." . the following prizes i Events. I 9 p.i.-Milan.-" Madame Butterfly" (Puccini), ist prize ...... - £34.1 NOTE: An alteration has been made in the Acts II. and III. 2nd,, £25 Langenberg programme for Saturday, July 9, at 3rd ,, £10 9.20 p.m.-Koenigsberg.--.lassical Dar.ce Muso ...... 8 p.m. as follows : - Instead of the Beethoven Five prizes 01...... £1 each Chamber Music, as published last week, there will for Wind Instruments. Twenty consolation prizes of lOs. each. be a relay from the Stadt Theater, Coblenz, 9.30 p.m.-Copenhagen.-Modern Danish Music. followed at 9.80 by a popular programme of prose, The newsagents whose customers win any of the Thursday, July 14 Festival). verse and song. (French National above prizes will also receive a prize of 10 per cent. 8 p.m.-Copenhagen, Brussels, Posen.-French of the amount received by the customer or Evening. customers. Sunday, July 10. 8.10 p.m.-Koenigsberg.-Opera, "Alessandro (and other Ger- no 3 p.m.-Koenigswusterhausen Stradella" (von Flotow). There are entrance fees. man Stations). Relay of Hamburg Regatta. The conditions will be found below. 8.15 p.m.-Leipzig.-A Journey round the World 5.30 p.m.-Berlin, Hamburg, Langenberg, Muen- in Music and Verse. ster, Dortmund.-International Football Match, Songs. from Victoria 9 p.m.-Naples.---Neapolitan FOREIGN LANGUAGE COMPETITION Germany r. Russia, relayed the 9.10 p.m.-Rome.-Vocal and Instrumental Sports Ground, Hamburg. of Evening. Concert, including Acts II. and III. CONDITIONS OF ENTRY. 8 p.m.-Copenhagen. (Soroe) -Danish "Fedora" (Puccini). 8.15 p.m.-Langenberg, Muenster, Dortmund.- be (1) Entries must received not later than the "Don Cesar" (Dellinger). Friday, July 15. first post on Saturday, October 1 next. 8.45 p.m.-Radio-Toulouse.-Vocal Concert given (2) The competitor must hold the Post Ornee 7.15 p.m.-Langenberg, Muenster, Dortmund.- listener's licence. by Artists from the local Theatres. Opening Ceremony of the Cycling Race for the (3) He must become a registered reader of 9 p.m.-Berlln.-Miitary Marches. World's Championship, 1927, relayed from the World-Radio for at least- 6 calendar months. 9.10 p.m.-Rome.-Symphony Concert, followed Neumarkt in Cologne. by Opera "Magia" (Pio di Pietro). (4) No member of the B.B.C. staff is eligible. the 8 o.m.-Munich -" Don Quixote." a Musical (5) No competitor shall write the essay in his Tragi.Comedy by Georg Fuchs. mother tongue. Mond(q/, July 11. (6) Qualified competitors can select their subjects 8 p.m.-Hamburg, Frankfurt.-Concert by the 8 p.m-Frankfurt, Stuttgart.-Concert of the from a list of six which will be found on Thomaner Choir, relayed from the Inter. Deutschen Kammermusik Baden.Baden, 1927, the opposite page. The subjects announced national Music Exhibition, Frankfurt. relayed from Baden Baden. bear upon the talks given throughout the 8.10 p.m.-Berlin.-" The Street Singer," Oper. 9 p.m.-Naples.-" Suori Angelica" (Puccini). preceding period. eUs by Leo Fall. 9.5 p.m.-Koenigsberg.-Franz von Suppé Pro- (7) The decision of the Editor of World-Radio 8.15 Slavian Folksongs. gramme, Comic Opera shall be final. p.m.-Leipzig.-West including the "The (8) Entry into the competition involves acceptance Beautiful Calathea." of these conditions. 10.30 p.m.-Berlin.-Folk Songs and Dances. Note-Registrations are accepted through hona.Jìdc newsagents. Direct subscription can Saturday, July 16. be accepted Only in cases when the reader has no 4 p.m.-Langenberg, Muenster, Dortmund.- local newsagent. Cycling Race fòr the World's Championship, 1927. USE THE REGISTRATION COUPON - 8 p.m.-Berne.---Popular Evening: YodeUing BELOW. - Songs by the Yodeller Club. To the Editor World.Radio, 9.30 p.m.-Milan.-" I Dispettosi Amanti" B.B.C., Savoy Hill, W.C. 2. (Attilo Parelli). Please register me as a regular reader of World.Radio and enrolmy name for the Languages Essay Compctitxon. I am studying the following languages ...... Çorrespnce: Mymother tongue is ...... (Writé in Capital Block Lèttors.) Listening to Aeroplanes. To the Editor of the W0RLD.RADI0. Name ...... SIR,-Your article, "Listening to Aeroplanes" Address ...... was most interesting. I can testify to the fascina. tion of following these "-birdmen," not only of our own, but also of most of the big Continental roua- tries as well. I successfully picked up the escort of Captain. Franz Lehar, Composer of "The Merry Lindbergh on the Sunday afternoon of May 29 st Date. Widow." Brussels and followed them (not by earphones, but My ned'sagent, with whom I have registered loud speaker at full strength) via Ostend, Dunkirk, to-day,is: . - (See "Austria," page 35.) Calais, Margate, Isle of Grain, Chatham, Tilbury, Name ...... Woolwich and St. Paul's, and here, unfortunately, I lost them completely. As they approached Address...... Margate 8.30 p.m.-Langenberg, Dortmund, Muenster.- I misunderstood the airman to say Moor- Organ Recital from the Reinoldi Church in gate, which, of course, sounded rather a quick Dortmund. jump from Calais. Le Bourget evidently made the error, as he asked Croydon 8.30 p.m.-Radio-Paris.-" Romeo and Juliet" same to spell it, which (Send this coupon to the Editor of World. (Gounod). he did, of course, putting me right-Yours faith- Radio, B.B.C., Savoy 11111, London, W.C. 2.) f ully, 8.30 p.m.-Bruenn.--Russisn Songs. - Hythe, Kent. W. E. MARTIN...... CUT HERE ...... Tuesday, July 12. 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Rotter- 8.15 p.m.-Leipzig.---Old Hebrew Music, showing dam replieck saying that the airmen had descended the Historical Dovelopment of Synagogue at a place near Halle, 154) kilometres S.W. of Berliñ. Music. About a quarter of an hour later Rotterdam in- Date. 8.15 p.m.-lrankfurt.-" Der, liebe Augustin," formed Croydon that the airmen had refuelled -and WAaanes TO NEWSA9ENTS.-NO prizes can be Operetta by Leo 'all. wore continuing the flight-Yours faithfully, awarded to you, if one of your customers is 8.30 p.m.-Berlifl.--Music of the 17th and 18th GE0. A. PRARSE (age 18). .ucceasful, unless you can produce this-coupon. Centuries. 3, Rita Road, S.-Lasnbeth, S.W.8, July 4, l97.

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BERLIN has revived -its annual summer will be taken to various points at Luna Park, on Tuesday, July 12, at 7.50 p.m. It has seven weeks' course of early morning accompanied by the-now proverbial- com- been a popular hit from the day it was health exercises On weekdays the mentator. It should be an interesting produced; during the last few weeks it has instructor booms out his orders on the entertainment. been broadcast by many C6ntinental stations. 6 * of stroke of am. ; on Sundays listeners are ** With the development the German given a respite, inasmuch as a band trans- To-morrow night gives us a very varied broadcasting system, I notice that week by mission is offered from 6 to 8 am., the programme, and we may pick and choose at week more use is made of entertainments interval being reserved only for "physical our leisure. From Kiel, at 5.15p.m.,we may provided at popular watering and seaside jerks." As an encouragement, these weari- hear Offenbach's Tales of Hoffman; from resorts, for the benefit of radio-listeners. some contortions are carried out to the Hamburg, at 8 p.m., Bruederlein Fein, a To-night, from 5 to 9 p.m., Koenigsberg accompaniment of suitable melodies. "Suit- one-act operetta by Leo Fall, followed by a takes its entire progrmme from the Zoppot able" is an elastic word; studio and Summer Night Ba.11; Leipzig, at 8 p.m., Kurhaus, of which, in previous issues, I have listeners may not agree as to its precise relays from the Weimar Theatre, Ambroise made f nil mention in these notes. To.morrow, meaning. No doubt, for these running Thomas's opera Mignon, and Brussels, at also, at 10.30 p.m., Breslau will relay the accompaniments we shall hear-provided 9 p.m., a concert from the Ostend Kursaal. dance competitions to be held at Bad we are out of bed betimes-that peculiar We may then turn to Milan for Acts I, and Salzbruenn, for the Silesian Choregraphic- class of operatic overture so prized by II. of Madame Butterfly, after which we tune a good word that !-Championship. Salz- seaside brass bands and circus proprietors. in to Hilversum at 10.15 p.m. for a revue bruenn, by the way, is one of the most Personally, for physical jerks, provided the performed at an Amsterdam Theatre. Tired? fashionable watering towns in Silesia. It tempo were not exaggerated, I might pass Try Mathid (EAJ7) for excerpts from lies about fifty miles to the south.west of Light Ca.valry. and The Bronze Horse, but Serrano's operetta The Little Dog. Breslau on the fringe of the giant mountains having.reaehed middle age I should empha- * * * (Riesengebirge). it is not a new place by tically object to the adoption of the quicker Radio Paris, during the coming week, has any means; the fame of its curative waters movements of the overture to William Tell. chosen for its operatic transmissions Gounod's dates back to 1316, although, in reality, it And so would you. Romeo and Juliet (Monday, July 11) and again came back into prominence only Lakmé, for the following evening. Delibes, some ninety years ago. its composer, was a Frenchman; he died 7 p.m., Naples wifi To-night, at broadcast in 1891. So far as I know, the only operas excerpts from Verdi's Ji Trovatore. This he wrote were La/ciné, produced in 1883, and En passant, I might also mention that at opera, one of the most famous of this a lesser-known work Le Roi l'a dit (1873). Swinemuende, on the base of the Baltic, a works, first composer's was produced in His name is more closely seaside resort, which, amongst Berliners, owing associated with 1853. It was to its instantaneous extracts of Coppelia and Sylvia vies in popularity with Heringsdorf and was impelled to write ballets; success that Verdi are usually chosen as the pièce de résistance Norderney, thelocal authorities have installed La Traviata within a month. He was a of most light popular orchestral programmes, a small wireless receiving station with a view he composed prolific worker; twenty-eight and beloved of military bands. to the distribution of entertainments from operas. It was with his fourth, .1 Lombardi, s s * the capital, by loud speakers, throughout the 1843, he his presented in that established As has been pointed out by the writer Kurhaus, main hotels, and promenades. fame. Vienna, at 7 p.m., relays Carmen from of "Summer Time Searching," Brussels, for s. s ...... Opera House. Following a per. the State the moment, is one of the best of the Euro. formance 8 p.m. of Gerhart Hauptmann's It would be wise- to remember that July at pean transmissions, and of the forthcoming Beaver Mantle, 14 . is . tin Freneh. National Fête, held n "thievish" comedy, The week's programmes, I have made a special. Langenberg will take you over at 10.15 p.m. celebration of the storming of the Bastille note of Radio Belgique's Sunday fare. At to the Cologne Riehi open-air cycle track, in 1789; on that day the entire country 9 p.m. on July 10, the station will go over to for the finals of the endurance races. echoes tO the strains of the Marseillaise. the Ostend Kursaal for a concert, some Loja At. the time these notes are penned I have Fuller ballets, and an hour's dance moue been unable to secure details of what the Apparently the wet spell from which we by Nico Fusly's band. On Tuesday, at 8 p.m., various broadcasting stations will offer, but have been suffering has affected Germany you will again be given an excellent perform- you may take it from me that special efforts to the same degree, and although the Voxhaus ance by the orchestra of the Royal Zoological are made, and if you can do so, revert to studio has advertised for to-morrow evening Gardens at Antwerp, and on the following each in turn during the evening, as their (8.30 pm:) a visit to the Luna Park, we have evening the studio presents Massenet's opera programmes are usually fraught with sur- no assurance that the weather will permit Maison; on Saturday, July 16, at 9 p.m., a prises. On previous occasions Radio Paris this performance. The Berlin amusement further visit to Ostend. microphone the * * i' gave its opportunity of park lies at the extreme end of the West End picking up the atmosphere of the boulevard, portion of that capital, or, s.s a matter of Franz Lehar, that very popular composer and I do not doubt that the Ecole Supérieure fact, in Charlottenburg. It enjoys the same of some of Vienna's best operettas produced has a stunt of this kind up its sleeve. Le popularity as Earl's Court did here in pre-War of recent years, including, of course, The Quatorze Jufflet, in Paris, Toulouse, Lyons, Widow, will conduct in years. It comprises cabarets, concert halls, Merry person and narticu.larlv Marseilles. is sure to he dance palaces, and innumerable side-shows, the programme to be broadcast m fetedin a noisyand boisterous manner, and similar to those which adorned (?) our that city at 8 p.m. on Monday, July 11, will probably provide you with. many interest- Western Gardens, but inaddition it possesses an item of which will be the Volga Song of ing items. Brussels, also, at 8 p.m. on Thurs- one advantage, that of a small lake, the 'his latest success The Tsarevitch. A portrait day, will broadcast a gala concert for the Halensee, on which, on any fine evening, of Herr Lehar will be found ou another same commemoration. you may sec canoes and small launches page. On July 16, at 7.45 p.m., if you festooned with Chinese paper lanterns, each turn to the same station, you may hear craft carrying homely citizens who do their Donna and Chance, an operetta by Gilbert. From a "Which Station was That ? ' utmost to imagine they are in gondolas on the Flotow's opera Mart/ia is down for presenta- query: "At 9.48 p.m. on Sunday last, on a Venetian canals. On one side of the lake is tion at 8 p.m. on Sunday, July 17. It will wavelength of 350.960 metres, I heard a loua ranged an amphitheatre of large terraces with be a studio version, as there will be no more buzz; I was using three valves. Could you restaurants and cafés, from which, during the- relays from the Opera House until next assist me ? meals, one may listen to concerts by excellent autumn. Yes, the buzz would have been louder orchestras such as most German cities offer, with an additional two stages of note magni- or witness ballets performed on an open-air The Waltz Dream merrily tunis up again fication; probably an echo of The Beç'o stage. The microphone, 'on this occasion, this week-in this instance at Hilversum3 Weddinz! Jy Coors.

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I of the lady, the guard appears. Don Cesar inter-1 EI1on yenes to prevent the arrest of these disturbers of the peace, but is overpowered.

- i In the second act we find Don Cesar in prison.

(To be Broadcast through Langenberg.) I Archivar approaches him with the proposal that he, masked, shall go through a wedding ceremony On July 10, at 8.15 p.m., listeners will have an with a veiled woman, his reward to be a soldier's opportunity, conditions being favourable, of hearing death instead of the gallows. He consents, and an operetta which, though seldom heard nowadays, the wedding takes place.. Pueblo meantime has was undoubtedly one of the really great successes bribed the guard to unload his flint, and warned of the Viennese operettas at the time of Johann Don Cesar to feign death when "shot." All goes 1927 IMPROVED MODEL Strauss. Don Cesar was the first, and only great, well, and he escapes. When he arrives at his work of Rudolf Dellinger. It was first produced castle he finds that Maritana has been taken there, H.T. in Hamburg in 1885, where it had an immediate guesses, that she is his bride, and claims her. ,AUMULATO success. Warned by Pueblo that it is the King who has In the opening act we are shown the market borrowed his identity, he decides to exchange square of Madrid in the Middle Ages. A crowd roles. Finally, the Kine, to avoid a scandal, is forced to relinquish his plan and pardon Don Cesar, whom he makes ______Governor of Granada, and tnither he and Maritana depart, well satisfied with the change in their fortunes.

German "Volkslieder." Every week. among 'the items offered by German stations trie Vollc.slied is well represented. On Wednesday next from 8.30 to 10.15 p.m. Langenberg is giving a - d . programme of the Vol/called of To-day. I liti The Vol/called is something quite 's,, . typically German, differing in both - . . matter and form from anything

- - -- known in other countries. The ,e- people of Germany have always - - possessed a depth of feeling that 'lç ¿, finds expression in little thoughtful, .- easily sung melodies. These ss, - . Vollc.sliakr are naturat songs as L. - opposed to czdtural songs. The .a . -. .- girl on the land sings them with

. ,. - .;.-ea.-.. as much pleasure as the milliner . of the big towns. The German -. song is a heart and soul affair it is

-; . the truest and deepest expression

- . on the inward being. The Vol/raised is no song composed on a festive . occasion for festive occasions. It C.A.V. H.T. Accumulators have improved. belongs to everyday life, and is radio reception for hundreds of users who have almost constantly in use, a practical art in the highest sense. wisely scrapped their dry batteries. They will Words and melody in the Vol/called do the same for you. - Inconsistent discharges. -. are welded into an indivisible whole. Its value is not recognised temperature effects, crackling noises with recep- by individual singers in its fullest tion, and constant regulation to correct voltage sense, but almost instinctively variations are all troubles peculiar to dry bat-. By courtesy of the Desto che Rundfunt. they _feel without consciously A Corner of Luna Park (Berlin's Playg round). recognizing it. The people sing tenca, but these are unknown to users of HT. these songs, because in this way they 'Via Ether," page 32.) Accumulators. (See satisfy a quiet inward longing. listens to a beautiful street-singer, Maritana, who Some instinctive urge forces them to give their The H.T.3 ja fitted with a strong handle is interrupted by an official proclamation that with feelings this expression. The Volkslieder belong to enabling it to be easily the sounding of a bell that evening a silent week no special age; they are the songs of all time that carried. Used by moat begins. From then on noise in the street is for- have been taken by the people to meet their need. leading experimenters they have also been sup- such as fights or quarrels bidden, any disturbance plied to over 100 of London's Hospitals. being punishable by death on the gallows. The Realistic Baby's Cry. crowd disperses. One onlooker alone remains. of The king, disguised as a nobleman, had mingled Startling evidence the realistic baby's cry MODEL P suppuecs of which was a part of the "Baby Polka" in a recent with the crowd in search adventure. Montana f-tT.3 FOR tiSE has bewitched him. Seeing two of his ministers concert is offered by a letter received at WEAF of approaching, he hurries after Maritana, who, the National Broadcasting Company, a few days (oo VOLTS) however, eludes him. Returning, he finds that he ago. The communication, from an Ohio radio fan NO CHARGING has been recognised, and instructs Archivar, the Doznenjong&e5 ?'x 73HigA was relayed by WTAM of Cleveland, WeihtC/ag.,-9ed ¡6k.dJsD)y/3Jjbs Keeper of the Archives, to court Maritana on his to WEAF one A little later Archivar finds an of the associated stations of the National Broad- behalf. ALSO SUPPLIED IN 30 n 90 opportunity, when he overhears Maritana singing casting Company's Red Network. The epistle came VOLTS MODEL H.T.4 - 3OVOLTS - of her loneliness and unhappiness and her longeng from a mother who stated that when the concert - 30"- NODEL 1-LT 5 - 90 VOLTS -, - 90'- that the fulfilment of a prophecy that she should was on the air, calls that sounded like "ma ma" nobleman may be long delayed. onè day wed a not caused her to run from the kitchen to the bedroom Maritana will not, however, hear anything of the Catalogue supplied on opplice,tios. amour proposed. Archivar suggests to the King upstairs to see what her little daughter wanted that a mock wedding shall be arranged. She was very much mystified to find the child sound Evening comes, and with it a rout of merry pages asleep, and could not understand where the calls GJ? -.__-/ ACTON. LONDON, W 3 on their way to serenade Archivar's daughter. came from until. upon returnine to the lower part Graf von JOlflS T1epbone: Ctsick 3801 Te1egram Don Cesar, the impecunious Irun, I of the house a few minutes later, she heard th eir (P,jat ß,a,c Ec?ng). Vanteri-AeL-London them. Their leader, Pueblo, strikes up the song repetition in the broadcasting programme. I Komm herab, o Madonna Teresa," but hted I

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Company, Schenectady, New York. Tadcarwen (Caernareon): The Alternative Postal Service. "Which Station_Was That?" (i) Yes, this was Warsaw News, followed by a In response to numerous requests, whilst relay of dance music freem the Restaurant $.ydz ; (2) Yes, SorS, which was relaying dance music froxx'tha Restaurant retaining in World-Racl/ the usual free pub- 3 Valves (Maltv); Yes, Motala relaying special Church Nimb until 12.30 ase., 27/6/'27. Skytark (581101k) : If lished serFice of "Which Station Was That ? ". oervlce from the Waesteraser Cathedral. M. Four: WL. correct, possibly Belgrade testing (on about 1v650 ra.). (1) Milan, orchestral concert followed by relay of dance music Schnell 0-V-2 (Liverpool): (1) Amateur traxsnxitter (West we have instituted a paid postal service,- which, from the Flascheterla Toscana, (2) Motala relaying dance Hill, Putney) on about 44 su.; (2) Ton vague, cannot trace; we are confident, will enable a reply to be music from Stockholm untIl 1.15 am., Jssns 24, 1927. (Pro- (31 Dutch Pests and Telegraphs (The Rague) il WL. incorrect; of our reception of prIetary names macf viol be used as pen names). Safety (4) No definite times for this short-seave transmission re posted within forty-eight hours (Bexhifi): This is PTT Parle (Ecole Supérieure des Poates et given; why not write to the station?; (5) All that you need a "Which Station Was That 1" coupon. Telegraphea). 41161915 (Souths.a) : fi) Eiffel Tower relaying io the morse alphabet; the rest is a question of practIce afternoon concert The conditions are as follows from PTT Paris; from 6.45 p.m., its own Stuart (Guild?ard): Nuremberg relaying dance music fronx A charge 5f siopence, payable by pastal order sr lvi entertainment, (2) Yes, : Berlin Press, (3) Radio-Paris. 2VHV Munich. Ambrase (Bechttl) (i) Rather vague; most postage stamps, will be made tor each quer eye GaIly (81): Nuremberg relaying orchestral concert of the works probably Giiteborg relaying Stockholm; (2) Cannot trace; answered by post; but sic queries may be sen) for a tee of Weber from 1slsxnich, (82) Langenberg relaying orchestral either-direction nr wavelength wrong. Xersss (Devonport): anS from the of 2e. 6f. Stamped addressed envelope mutt be sent, concert Rheinterrasse, Iliisseldori, until midnight. Stuttgart gave a transmission of gramophone records during each query should be accompanied by the coupon published Dan (Sebastopol): 5GB B.B.C. experimental station at Eclipse tests. Twin Valse (Harpendee) : Would tally with Pixie in " World-Radia." All queries should bq numbered, Is Daventry. (Crawley): Eiffel Tower. relaying PTT 2XAF, General Electric Ce's. short wave transmission of order to facilitate reply. Letters evasi be addressed to ihn Parie. English talk, followed by news. Silvester: Faluo WGY (Schenectady) programnxe. Wavelength 32.77 m. relaying Editor, " World-Radio," Sassy Hill, London, WC. 2 dance music from Stockholm until 1.15 am., June 24, R. W. A. (Doxer): Apparently a test; probably Soro (Den- enselapes to be marked in left-hand tsp corner-" Postal 1917. L. Gay (Bath): Dublin relaying Cork. Call: "Baile mark). Ultra Shsrt Wave (Alfeld): Cannot trace; we do Query Service." Atha Cliath, ag Glaohach" (pronounced: eau Clay-set). not recognise the call-sign. 0go (Wallasey) : Dortmund This you may have mistaken for "9 o'clock." Cosy (Edle. relaying late dance transnxission from Langenberg (Othineland). if, owing to paucity of details submitted, or for hargh): Naples relaying concert from the Trocadero Music Sparks (Rochdale): Somewhat vagse but this was possibly any other adequate reason, the transmission cannot Hall. M. A. RIchmond (Llaeelly); Yes, et made by Hell Celephone of this was istotala one the tests the Company a query will be answered tree eej (1,320 rn). The military concert from Göteborg was post' Canada ss'orking in connection with the Marconi high power be identified, further poned to 8.15 p.m. and the entertainment you heard was from beam transmitter at Drunguondville (26.18 rn) prior to charge. In this event, the answer form sent to the Stockholm. E.S.If. 3 V. (Stoke.on-l'rent): (1) Frankfurt' Dominion broadcast. reader must be returned with the new application. on-Main (428 m.) (20/6) News, (21/6) T1e Bird Fanner, an operetta by Karl Eder, (2) 1f WL. cnrrect, Barcelona (EAJ13), We are convinced that this alternative postal (3) WL. must be wrong; LeipzIg (relayed by Dresden) I WORLD-RADIO (N.102). fi service will be found of considerable-interest to was one only uernian station giving dance music on that night. For replies to questions concerning the identity of many readers who desire an earlier reply to their 3 VI ( ) Y PTT TT 16)1 gt.ti us head n h uM b I'(Ch OI 29 th °" enqulnes than can possibly be given by publication and 30, Eoenigswusterhauoen, Berlin, Langenberg, and se arate sheet of paper, to Editor, World-Rodio, Savoy in a weekly journal. Stuttgart broadcast a programme of gramophone records 3juli, London, WC. . IQotg.-In the event of queries received in which 4O t pY Stut sii nid t d )tf °ci dmKoen iio .i m°te h dt t15Pi readers have not complied with the conditions World-Radio, issue 24/6/27, No. 100. Listener (Newport. strength, and detallo of programme. NB-Each replies will not be sent by post, but OUOi published, hut stbeas Pua will be found at the foot of these columns.

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AUSTRIA Herr Walter Smital's Esperanto lessons in Vienna with not more than four valves, and a three-valve are each Tuesday and Thursday at 7.30. long-distance receiver embodying manifold valves. (From our Vienna Correspondent.) (A super-het. is the favourite circuit for this com- bination.) The highest prize, 800 marks (f40) is Drama Broadcast from stage. BELGIUM Concerts from Ostend Kursaal. for the last-named set and for the complete receiver The radio vent of this week in Austria has been working from the mains. The winning sets will the relay of the drama written around the life of the In accordance with an agreement, Radio- remain the prpperty of their constructors. Composer,AntonBruckner, byProfessorErnst Decsev Belgique is to transmit two concerts weekly from and Herr Victor Leon, the microphones being placed the Kursaal at Ostend, which is-one of the most actually upon the stage at the Deutsches Volks- nOted spas in Europe. The Ostend Kursaal is Sports Relays: theater. This was the first attempt in Austria to famous not only because of its building, which An interesting relay of a German Regatta will transmit a spoken drama from the stage of an contains a spacious gaming room, reading room, be made on Sunday, July 10, at 3 o'clock, when ordinary theatre and on the whole it was remarkably restaurant, theatre and dancing saloon, but also a number of German stations, including the high. successful. Herr Wilhelm Klitsch as Bruckner, a concert hail capable of accommodating more power station at Koenigswusterhausen, will broad-. the venerable composer who died on October 11th, cast the Regatta at Hamburg, one of the events 1896, and for whom thousands of his admirers in which is the "Hamburg Senate" race, the claim not only immortal fame, but a place in the prize (similarly to that of the celebrated Kaiser- very foremost rank of composers, spends much Foreign Radio Hwnoiir.; vierer of Grunau fame, in which, however, four time during the action of the play at his harmomum, victories are necessary) being awarded to the and the musical features lend themselves readily GERMANY. winner of the event in three successive years. to transmission. The play is called Der Mvstkant Last year's winner was the Berliner Ruderkiub, Gottes (Odd's Musician). - What all Austrian radio i whose crew will therefore make a special effort listeners are hoping is that other drama theatres this year. Those who miss this transmission in Vienna, and especially the Burgtheater, the may be in time for the International Football principal State drama house, will soon he included Match between Russia and Germany, which is to .in the scope of Ravag relaya. Many difficulties be broadcast by Hamburg on the same day at 5.30. have to be surmounted.

St. Swithin Retrospective ? - Lehar to Conduct Latest Operetta. There can be little doubt that ample oppor- The popular composer, Frani Leber, will himself tunity has been afforded this year to Russian Ballet" test the conduct the ";Volga Song" and a " validity of a belief which ja persistent here, that from his latest operetta The Tsarevitch during a rain affects the quality of broadcast transmission. .concert entitled "Austrian Composers Evening," Exactly how this belief arose is not quite clear. 11, 8 p.m. will be the first on Monday, July at It There are many recognised belief s concerning before a appearance of the veteran composer the weather in jis perforipance Germany-eighty-four, fact,- .microphone, and the first "public" all calendar affairs and known as Lostage. On of the compositions. June 27, for instance, the Lostag is the Gedächtnistag of the Seven Sleepers, who, it will be reniembered, The Cult of "Slimth." went to sleep for a couple of hundred years or so in a mountain cave of Ephesus. Similarly to the Very ma1y Austrian radio subscribers want English legend, whieh has it that-i the Berlin radio course of physical exercises, daily St. Swithuis's Day, if thou, be fair, at 6 am., and 6.45 am. on Sundays, imitated in For forty days 'twill rain no mair, .cVienna. The idea is that every member of esc1i the promise held out by the Seven Sleepers isof household turns out punctually at six, to follow seven weeks' rain or fine weather, according to in unison the precise instructions which emanate the weather on the day in question. The day from the loud speaker. This can be placed on a attracted an unusual amount of attention this 'lawn or on a flat roof. Tise orchestra necessary year, partly on account of the fact that it had to make the six weeks' course of exercises sufficiently "But, Charlie, what is the matter with already rained for seven weeks and partly becaitse entertaining and alluring could no doubt easily you?" of the excessive downpour which occurred from ,be furnished. The cult of "Slimth" has many "I am just taHng part in the finish of the dawn to midnight. The hope was expressed that ardent adherents in Vienna, but most of them Hamburg Derby." this time Jupiter Pluvius might consent to seven 5would prefer to bend and twist and turn at 7 or 8 (Deutsche Rundfunk, Berlin. weeks in retrospect. rather than 6. than 10,000 persons. Noted travelling artists of Nearly Cancelled Race. "Possession "Sand the Law. world-wide fame take part in the concerts, Sand A is a famous of On the 26th, when the German Derby was run at Administration notifies all there orchestra more than one The Austrian Postal hundred musicians, of Hamburg, and relayed by the Deutschiandsender, ali persons possessing a radio under the direction Mofisieur and sundry that Francota Rasse, Director of the Conservatoire Langenberg, and most of the German stations, in use take out a fresh licence to apparatus not must Royal of Liége, and Monsieur Toussaint de the Hamburg announcer said it had been seriously, within 14 days of June 30, when all such own it Sutter. Listeners to Radio.Belgique will be in. considered in the morning whether the race would : existing licences expire. If people want to use their not have to be called off-an unusual decision for terested to follow the series of concerts which in apparatus they must pay the monthly tax will be given during the case of such an important event. The jolly subscription to the Ravag, graduated accordin the months of July and August. '. gallop-past to the start after the parade was, to their incomes. But if they do not use their sets, however, thrillingly alive, in spite of the soddened of sets, they are breaking the law if. or portions GERMANY . ground. they do not take out post-office licences to" possess" . -.. (From a Correspondent.) - them, and are liable to fines up to about £20, or up to a month's imprisonment, besides the Berll.p Radio Exhibition Priies. Reality Rivals Wireless Account. confiscation of all sets or parts. In connection with the annual Wireless Exhibi- Up to an hour before the total eclipse on the tion at Witzleben, the Reichs Rundfunk Gesell- 29th the skies were grey. Then, suddenly, the schaft is offering prises to tise value of 7,950 marks sun reappeared and many broadçast listenérs, Broadcast "Home-Lessons." (about £400) for six sets built by German amateurs. realising that it was not to be an exclusively French and English conversation courses have Three of the six sets (each of which will gain five wireless affair, deserted their sets to observe the now come to n end for this season, and Esperanto classified prize) are to be used for reception of phenomenon. The others will no dovbt be able begins, as a sort of holiday "home task." In the alternating current from electric light mains by (a) to provide some sort of data in regard to reception autumn, Italian is to be added to the Vienna radio high tension battery, (b) high and low tension bat- of the signals of the English stations, whosepro- curriculum, and later Spanish and Russian. There teries, and (c) both batteries in conjunction with a gramme of transmissions was announceti at ii already afstltalian cohrse at Graz, 'by Captaiiì broadcast receii'er. The- other three sets are a intervals. after 4.30 ts.m.- by KoenigswusterhdseIk (Navel) Josef Debelfich, which is highly successful. crystal detector with amplifier, a valve receiver and Witzleben..

PDF compression, OCR, web optimization using a watermarked evaluation copy of CVISION PDFCompressor - WQRLD-RADiÒ J S, 1927-. electrons at higher or lower temperatures. The filament is heated electrically-that is to say, M7ireless Step one external connection frm the vacuum tube is by Step. attached to the positive terminal of a battery an the other to the negative terminal. If a variable By "DICTRON." - resistance is inserted in this filament heating circuit, the extent to which the filament will emit XIV.-Electron Emission. electrons can be controlled by the amount of current which is allowed to pass through it, which1 WE have now mastered the elementary principles properly called, into a vacuum surrounding it, is the same thing as saying that it is controlled by of transmission and reception in their they must at once re-enter the surface from which the temperature of the metal forming the filament.' simplest forms, namely; the damped wave they were emitted because there is nothing else in The greater the temperature the greater the number system. Before progressing to a study of the use their immediate vicinity to attract them. of electrons emitted, the only limiting factor being of continuous waves and from that to wireless The Plate. the heat which the filament will stand without telephony, it is necessary to digress and undertake Suppose however, that a metal plate having a melting. a study of the thermionic valve. For this we must positive charge is introduced into a vacuum tube The higher the positive potential of the plate go back for a short space almost to the beginning and placed close to the heated filament, there will the greater the number of electrons which it will of our studies. then be two influences at work on the emitted attract from the filament. Therefore the greater As was outlined in the beginning of this series of electron, one from the ifiament attracting it back the flow of current through thè whole circuit. articles, every substance, whether an electrical again and the other from the positively charged Saturation Current. conductor or an insulator, is composed of atoms of plate. If the potential of the plate or "anode" There is, however, no object in increasing the matter. Except when a particle of matter is at is made sufficiently positive in relation to the plate potential beyond the point at which sil the absolute zero temperature, the atoms of which it filament, the electrons emitted from the heated electrons emitted by the filament are being collected is composed are constantly in a state of agitation and none allowed to fail back again. .Obviously, and movement. The movement of one atom has no when this occurs the maximum current is passing relation to the movement of another, that is to say, and no increase of plate potential will add to it. they do not move in co-ordinated masses. The This is called the "saturation current." electrons in the particle of matter, whether they are If it were so arranged that the difference of actually adhering to an atom or whether they are potential between the two electrodes were reversed, what are termed "free electrons," are, like the ir making the plate negative in respect to the filament, atoms, in a state of perpetual motion. there would be no flow of current in the reverse If a particle of metal is heated to a high tempera- direction, since the plate would repel the emitted ture there is a marked tendency for the atoms electrons. The valve can only pass current in one to separate from one another. The higher the direction. This is an important point to remember temperature the more marked is the tendency. and we shall be intimately concerned with it in the It is really the same thing as the evaporation of future when we come to consider the valve as a water. As in the case of water, evaporation of rectifier of alternating currents. metals takes place under the influence of intense The valve is shown diagrammatically in Fig. 13. heat. Now the process of evaporation consists F is the filameut, P the plate. The circuit is merely of a state of separation of atoms which Ez completed externally through the battery B 1. becomé so violently agitated that the more rapidly Battery B 2 is solely concerned with heating the moving ones break right away from the mass of the ifiament to the correct temperature, and it is impor- metal. It follows then that if atoms can break FIG 13« tant to bear in mind that this is jt only function. away so also can electrons. This is the basic It is not concerned in any way with the action of principle on which the theimionic valve operates. surf ace of the latter will be attracted to the plate the valve. If a piece of tungsten steel in the form of a very and will adhere to it instead of re-entering the The phenomenon of electron emission in a vacuum thin wire is supported in a vacuum tube and heated surface of the filament. If there is an external was first introduced in 1884 as the property of to incandescence, a number of electrons will be connection between the plate and the heated the Edison lamp. About 1896 the matter was taken asnitted from the wire. It might be thought that filament, it is obvious that a continuous flow of up by Fleming, who made an exhaustive study of the quite a large amount of electrical current could be current can be maintained through the valve. passage of current through a vacuum, which enabled generated inthis way by heating the tungsten steel The plate and the filament are termed "elec- him in 1906 to patent a two electrode valve as a to an adequate temperature. This is not so, trodes." The filament may cçnsist of one of several detéctor of damped high frequency waves. In this because although a relatively large number of metals which may be coated with various substances capacity we will dinsider it and ita modern adapta. electrons are emitted by the filament, as it is having different effects upon its power to emit tion in the next article of this series.

- VILLAGE LIFE IÑ BELGIUM.

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-V1j-- T T The next of the serles of talks on "Village Life in other Lands" (broad- cast through I Daventry) will - .- .--- be given by Miss Pratt, at H 3.45 pm., next -a-- Wednsëday.

--- .-.-. - A Milk Inspector interrogating the owner of a fine five-in-hand milk - delivery cart. it Young Flemish Lace--maker.

PDF compression, OCR, web optimization using a watermarked evaluation copy of CVISION PDFCompressor Ji927 WORLD-RAD1Ö. 3i (jWy 1O-16 [(16043 ztr) 187 DAVENTRY. PROGRAMME programme. The Station Or- The Daventry Quartet with Viola, 10.20 a.m.-Preliminary description 4.50 p.m-Dinah Evans and Anita SU,JDAV chentra, conducted by Joseph and Winifred Bury (Soprano), by Major Beith (" Ian Ray ") Vaaghan (Duets). 10.30 am-TIme Signai (Greenwich), Lewis. Overture to "The Song of Gwilym Wigley (Tenor); Short of the Memorial (which stando on 5.0 p.m-Mrs. Marion Cran: "A Weather Forecaot. hiawatha." "A Tale o? Old Japan." Recitai by Vyvyan Lewin and the historic Castle Mock overlook- Garden Chat." SB, frass London :- A Cantata for Solo VoIces, Choruo Clifton Helliwell (Violoncello and ing Edinburgh) and the Castle. 5.15 p.m.-Tha Children's Houe. 3.30 p.m-A Military Band Prn and Orchestra: Doris Vane Piano). 10.30 am-The Côlours nf the 6.0 p,m.-Frank Wesltietd'n Orchestra gramme, W. R. Squire (Violon' (Soprano)' Esther Coleman (Con. 12.0 (nnon) Opening nf the New variono Scottish Regiments, which from the Prince of Wales Play. rollo)' The English Singers; tratto)' Erie Green (Tenor)' Lean CliC? Pavilinn, Fnlkestune. are to rest in the respective bays house, Lewisham. - The *iretess Military Band, COn' John livorno (Baritone» Orchestral Speech by U.R.H. Prince Henry. of the Memorial, will be played into 6.30 p.m.-Time Signal (Greenwichl - ducted by Lieut. B, Walton Suite. "Petite Suite de Concert." Relayed from Lean COlI Pavilion, Crown Square. Weather Forecast, First General O'Donnell, R.M. Nigef Dallaway (Pianoforte) : A Fnlkevtcsne, 10.45 am-Arrival of the Prince of Nesvs Bulletin. 5.15 p.m.-5.30 p.m.-Mr. Harold Negro Love Song, Negro Dance 2.30 p.m. (approx.)-Concert (coast.) Waleo. 45 p.m-Frank Wnstlield's Ora "L'Allegro," Loados 10.50 am. (approx.).-The Dedica- ghestra (contInued). .'King, reading MUton's (from " African Suite "). Orchestra S. B. from On May Morning," and lines Froccsoional March from the In- i.O p.m-Time Rigsni, Bisi Bes). tion Service. '.0 p.15.-Mr. G. A. Atkissoss r " Seen Of Thejr on the Screen." on ' Evening," from " Paradise eldental Music to ' Nero." .0 - 2 p.m. - Camille Coati- II.t2 am-The Arrival Lost." -u- ncr's Orcheolr* from R.et(aurant Majeoties The King and Qoeen. '.15 p.m.-Beahms Songs. Sang by 8.0 p.m.-St. Martin.in.the Fields. 1.0 p.m.-12 (midnight.) Dance Frasratl. Dale Smith. - --ri-- '.25 p.m.-Pro?. Joseph Ear croit: The Bells and the Organ. MasiC : Lou Raderinan and bio .55 p.m.-Reading, " David Copper- .' 8.10 p.m-A Religloas Service, Embassy Club Orchestra. field " (Dickens). I2.l eon, (approx.).-The Daventry Carriera of Disease-Flies and Belayed from St. Martin-in-the .0 p.m-Mr. Aabrey de Selincuart, Qoartet and Hilda Searle (Mensa. Mosqaitoro." Fields. Address by the Rev. .' Three Plays of Shakeepeare- Soprano), John Atki000n (Violin). '.45 p.m.-The Daveetry Quartet. w. G, McCormick. TUESDAY. m, IV." S. B. from Londons S. B. frasco Doruifee r- p. (GreenwIch) "King Henry :- -a----- 1.30 a.m.-Time Signal .45 p.m-Miss Pratt, " Village Life 1.0-2.0 p.m.-Nnw Gramoph000 '.55 p.m.-The Open Goll Chompien. 8.55 p.m.-The Weeks Good Cause. and Weather Forecast. In Other Lands-Belgium." R oc n rda. ship. Appeal The Nurses' Fund for l.a a,m.-TIme Signal (Big Hens). 2.25 p.m-ReadIng, " Natural Hie- S. B. from Lsyndojaa for and Leonore .0 p.m.-The Daventry Quartet and :- Nurses, by Mr. S. Monckthn The Daventry Quartet Samuel Saut (Baritone). flennte tory of Selborne (Gilbert White). io p.m.-" Les Cloches de Corne- Copeman, late Medical Inspector Weeplo (Contralto), Trevor Havard 2,30 p.m.-Mr. E, Kay Robinson, ville." A ComIc Opera in Three Thompson Spence (Violin). '. of the Ministry of Stealth. (Baritone) Amor .15 p.m. -The ChIldren's Hour. Hose Things Grow - Things Acta. English Vereins by H. B: 5.0 p.m.-Weather Forecast, News, (Violin), Jean Melville (Songs at which Boot or Split Themselves." Farnie and R. Eeece. Revised. Piano). '.O p.m.-Oegon Recitad ho Madame 9.10 p.m-ShippIng Forecast. the Jong. 3.0 p.m.-Evnnsong, relayed from Version by Harold Simpson, SB. from London S.B. frost London :- de Relayed from the New Westminster Abbey. Stuoie composed by Robert Plan- Signai, Big Ben) Gailery Kinensa. (10.0 p.m-Time SiIsal). (1.0 p.m,-Tinoe 3.a5 p m.-Miss E. M. Hewitt : Mr. quetfe. Produced by Harold .15 p.m.-Ofd Fasoarites. Olive .0-2.0 p.m.-Corelli Windeatt's .20 p.m.-The Week's Work in the Philip Gasady, A Prince of Rose. Stavann (Contralto) The Vlre- Band and Ivor Walters (Tenor). Garden. Shoppers. l.a p.m.-Weatlser Forecast, Second ; " Pride and ;.31 less Orchestra, conducted by Stan- .55 p.m.-Reading, p.m-Time Signal (Greenwich), 4.0 p.m.-Eagnee gratto Sentet and General News Bulletin ; Local . The Orchestra: Prejudice " (Jane Anoten). Weather Forecast, First General Announcements. ford Robinson. Dasies, Gladys Courthand (Meow-Soprano), Overture to ' WillIam Tell" .0 p.m.-Sir H. Wallord Ness Bulletin. W. E. Turner (Tenor). .. Music." -ri- (Rossini) ' Olive Kavann (with Eleinenfary i.45 p.m.-Organ'Recital by Badasse 5.15 p.m.-The Children's Heur. 1.15 p.m-Shipping Forecant. da M. Stephan: Orchestra') Softly Awakes my '. p.m.-M. E. dr Jesse. Relayed from the New e_0 p.m-Ministry of Agriculture N.B. from hondos:- Heart, from "Samson and Delilah" Elementary French." Gallery Kinema. Fortnighthy Bulletin. 1.25 p.m.- Leo Cinchos de Cnrne.. Old Sweet .15 p.m.-William HOdgson'S Marble sitIe ' (continued). (Saint-Saone); Love's r.o p.m.-Dr. Cyril Ploewnod (under f15 p.m.-Market Prices for Farmers Song (MoUsy). Arch Pavilion Orchestra from the 6.20 p.m-The tondes Rodio Dance 10.20 p.m.-Leenard sassI Virginia Marble Arch Pavillon. the auspices of the League of 9.40 p.m.-The Orchestra : Peschi- Nattons Union), " Can the Nations Band, directed by Sidney Firnsas. Woolf : " Are too nsany bookø (SVieni- .0 p.m.-Miss Vivian Le Grand: published P diurn (Jarnefelt) ; Legende " 6.30 p.m-Time Signai (Greenwich) written and In the Footsteps of William the Safely Disarm P" Fear Sengs el asoski) ; Perpetual Motion (pagan. 1.15 p.m-Brahms' Songs, Sung by Weather Forecast and Firo 0.35-11,5 pm.-' ini) (arranged by Percy Pitt); Conqueror.' Dale Smith. General News Bulletlo. Merocca," by Whitfaker-WIloon. ' (Guzag'l). ;.ia p.m.-The Children's Hoar. Sung by Dorothy Whybroso with Waltz, " ilydropathen roads 6.45 p.m-The Looms Radio Dance 10.5 p.m-Olive Kavann: The ,.S p.m.-The Lindas Radio Dance S. B. from Bi gtasn Band (contai.). Orcisestra. Conducted by the wer Blows (flaw. Band, by Sidney Firman. 7,25 p.m.-De. Pottn, ' The Nervous 7,0 p.m. Mr. Frank Morley,. " Composer. LaSa, Fair Moon Ssveeinot Fis that dIrected Child." Itoso 1cv) The Sterry Dance (R.oeckel). .30 p.m.-Tinoe Signal (Greenwich), a Whale is Caught." Pepper . Trees ; Ouriesla, Little ; S. B. frees Loadsea 10,15 p.m.-The Orchestra : " Nut Weather Forecast and First :- 7.15 p.m.-Brahmo' Sanyo, Sung by Bose ; Garsien of Stars. cracker " Casse Noisette ") General News Bulletin. 7.45 p.m-A Recital 01 Martin Dale Smith. (' Shams Sango, 05mg by Macian -u- Suite (Tchaìkovsky) ; Minfatuce i.45 p.m-The Lindan Radio Dance N.B. frooa Leedor- 11.0 p.m.-l2 (midnight).-Danco Caress' (Soprano) r The Caravan, r Characteristic Dances; Band (contai.). 7.25 Lascelleo Abercram- MusIc : Riviera Club Dance Band. Overture Summer, The Rivulet, At Colum- p.m.-Peo?. ' Dance of the Sugar- 1.0 p.m.-Mr. E. J. Barrow : The Sie : March blue's Grave, Trees, Song of the " Relioious Poeta." Plum 'Fairy ; Russian Trepak Mystery nl Wansdyke. N.B. from Aberdeen Dance Chinese Dance r,15 p.m.-Brahmn' Songs. Sung by Palanquin Bearers, accompanied 7.45 Arab ; by the Cooapesoer. p.m.-Voeiety. Reed-Pipe Dance ; Flower Waltz. Dale Smith. SATURDAY. p.m.-Ep(logae. from Edinburgh 8.0 pm-Rosar Memories. F. -u- 1S.t5 S.B. :- Morton-Howard, Peler Cheyncy, 1a.3n a.m,-Time Signal, Greenoesch; SB. frocs Cardiff:- 1.25 p.m.-Pro?. D'Aecy Thompson 9_S p.m. Wea&her Forecast and Weather Forecast. 10.55 p.m.-11.5 p,m.-The Silent .. Nature and her Limitationa." L. Racker-Hudson. - 9.0 p.m.-Weathec Forecast, Second News. N.B. from Lossdosa :- Fellowship. N.B. from Cardiff:- 9.15 p.m.-Shipping Forecaof. 2.15 p.m.-Sarrey e. Lancashire-A 1,05 p.m-Sea and Sky. Lonioe General News Bullctin, Louai Announcements. N.B. from London :- Running Commentary on the Jtegnio : Reading, " Ecntany -ri--- 9.20 p.55.-Me. H. Charles Wends, County Chassptonohip Match, re- MONDAY. A Poem by W. J. Turner. The .' Capitals of Europe Solio, Jayed from Kensington Oval. The Station Augmented Orchestra, con- 9.15 p.m.-Shippiog Forecast: Tirana." - .,tndrcse Bros-n Quintet. 10.30 am-TIme Signal, Greenwich; Warwick Braithwaite: Bucharest. dueted by N.B. frocs LOfldOfl : 9.35 p.m.-Masic for Wind moira- S. B. from Lerdo Weather Forecast. Cave (Men- :- 11.0 a,m.-Time Signal (Big Ben). Overture-" Finizal's " 9.20 p.m.-Topical Talk. mrnls. The Wind Inotruanento st 3.30 p.m.-Commemoratioss 01 the The Daventry Quartet and Agnes delsnohn). William Prionrose 9.35 p.m-An Lostramontal Concert Tho Wireless Orchestra, conducted 800th A nniaeroar y et the Foanda- (VIolin) and Orchestra : The Lark (Soprano) - Leslie Holmes Aohrey Brain IFreach lloro); by Edward Clack. Olive Groves tian of Foeness Abbey, rrlayed Clarke Ascending (Vaughan Williams). (Baritone) - Aucrey Richardson Jack Mackintosh (Cornet) ; The (Soprano). Wind InstrnmeoOzs: from Abbey Park, Harrow-In- Brldgewater Herbert Heyner (Baritone) : The Wireless Orcheutra, conducted by Little Symphoñy (Gouood). Olive Freeness. Service conehoctesi by (Violin) ; Leslie Sky above the Roof (Vaughan (Pianoforte). Edsvarel Clark. Orchestra ; Over- Groves : Io the Silent Nigat, Beesre The Rc. Rev. the Bishop of Carlisle fross London Wffliamn), Once In a BIne Moon tare to " The Director" my Windose (Rachmanlesov), The (Dr. H. H. Wiffiamsi. Address by SB. (Wilieby). Robert Pengelly Theatre u.0 p.se-Time Signal, Bite Ben.) (Mozart) ; Concerto for Hoes and Nightingale, Lsallaby (Gcechani The Itt. Rev. the Bishop of Dur- (Pianoforte) : Nuages (Clouds) 1.0-2.5 p.m-Organ Recital by Orchestra, No. '4, io E Flat (K. nov). Wind Iust.runaeata r Ron hain (Dr. H. Hensley Mensoos). (Debussy). Orcheotra : Fantasia Harold E. linche. Relayed from 495) (MOzart) ; Allegro moderato; dino (Beethoven). OlIve Groves S. B. fesso Loodon oes Sea Songs (Henry J. Wood). Rondo,, . A Virgin's 4.0 p.m. OUreOy e. Lancashire St. Michael's, Csrnhfll. Heyner, The Lyrian Romanza, Andante ; Dream (Grieg), The - 2.55 p.m.-Readieg : ' Rural Rides" Herbert Allegro Vivace, Solo Horn, Slumber Song (Reger), Serenaste Match from the Oval, and Masic by Singers and Orchesira : Songa ol ' the Andrnw Brown Quislet (con- (Cohbett): . - the sea'(Stanford)-Deake's Drum, Aubrey Brain. iStrause). Wind Instrumenta d C. H. B. Serenade, 7 - tinned). S.S p.m-Maci eneas Homeward Bound, The Old Superb. 9.55 pm.-' The Miats nl Morning," Op. (Steasans). Q aenne Il : " }:vcryday Things of Play Muoio 10.30 p.m. 12.0 midnight. Danc: 5.15 p.m.-Thn Children's Hoae. : A ohort one-act with - - Renaimance." LonJas :ltegnia Reading, -' TIar e_0 p.m.-sarrey r. L.asscalhire the Past-The Later by P. Hilton. Characters : ' Mr. Masic. 01 Flight." William Prim- : 3,45 p.m-The London Rodio Dance Poetry Pemberton (an Organist), Gilbert Match (continued). Band, directed by Sidney Picosas, rose: Hymn to the Sun ("The t.30 p.m.-Tlvne Signal, Gree,swieh Golden Cockerel (Linaaloy-Kor' Heron ; His. Penaberton ibis Thornley Dodge (Entertainer). ") Wife), Viola Conapton. Julie Weather Forecast. First General Marjorie Gap, " Pas- saSsy). Orchestra : Overture, FRIDAY. News Bulletin. t';..Mum0 .' (their eld.eot. daughter), Joyce . Plymouth . Moe " (AnodI). 0,45 5_ot Bland) David ' Gardiner ' and p.m.-eureey y. Lancashire Childcen'o Hoar. Herbert Moyner and Orchestra: ; 10.30 a.m.-Time Signo!, Wreathes Match (continoed). 5.i1.m.The Wayfarer's Night Song (Easthope Barry Lawsou (his Pupils), Andre n_S p.m..-The Dasenlry Qaartel. Van Gyoeghem and Wallace Even- Forecast. 7.0 p.m.-Mr. J. W. ROberlssss Scott: 6.25 p.m.-BOyv' Brigade and Charch Martin), Isiorning Watch, Casey'o li_o n.m-Time Signal, Big Bes The Month's Reviews. Concertina f" The Way of a Ship ") nett. . . The Dasentey Qaar'snt assai Gertruda Lado' Brigade BalleOin.. 10.25 : 7.15 p.m.-Bfahms' Songs, Sssng by (Easthope Martin). Lyrian Singers p.m.-Orchestra Os'erture fo WoosI (Contralto) 1g, Tempi: 6.35 p.m.-\Vcathcr Forecast, First ,. The Barber of Seville :' (Roonini): ; Dale Smith. General Rews BulletIn. and Orchestra : Rule, Britannia. Wiekisam (Tenor) - Cecil Basane 7.25 p.m-S orts Talk. . 11,35 p.m-.Jack Mackintosh (soith 6.45 p.m-The Davenlry Qaantet. -ri- (Pianoforte). - 7.t5 p.m-The Black Dyte Mills 9.0 Weather Forecast and Orchestra) : UssaVoce Poco Fa 12.30 Recital, 7.0 p.m-Mr. James Agate : Dra,n- p.m.- p.m.-Orgu,( by Eri: Band. Bandmaoter : A. O. Pearce. News. t'. A volee I heard Soot now "I eough. Relayed fröm St. Mary-Ic atic Criticism. Tom Kinnlburgh (Bass). , .. 7.15 p.ifl.-Brahms' Songs. Sung by 9.15 pm.-ShippIng Forecast. (from " The Barber of Seville "j Bow Charch. Ban p.m.- Senf Recital by Heddla S.B, ('ono Loados :- (Russin». N.B. ' from' London Dale Nash r (srith Violin Smith. H. WaSted Dasies 10.40 p.m.---Orctsnstra: MarcIa, (Tenor) Elche , Masrtleoler 9.20 p.m-Sir 12.45 p.m.-Address by Dr. Parke SB. frocs .. ., The of olaligato), Cetassenet), A blood 7.25 p,m.-Mr. w. F. Btetcher: Music and the OrdinaryListener" Regiment Sambrc and Cadman, of Brooklyn, Soso York (Alison Trovos), Salty in our . 9.40 p.m,- L'Hioloier da Soldat," Mense " (Planquettc) : March, Relayed from St. Martin-in-the Spanish Talk. Arts Theatre ,. Ansour noir et blanc " Blach Alley (Carey), At t)asvning (Cast- SB. from Losdos :- relayed frani the (" Fields. '. man), Eleasiore (Coleridge Taylor). Club, London. The Text by C. F. and White Love "I (Christine). - . . S. B. from Dundee 7.a5 p.m.-Variely : Norah B(adcv r- 9.0 p.m.-Weatlser Foreeaet; itamuz, English Version by Rosa la_50 1.15 p.m.-Tinse Siguiol. Ilse Ope: (at the Piano) ; Cyril Shields, p.m-Jack Mackinfosh sfiti . Second General News Bulletin; Newnaarch. The Muoia by 2gm Gell Championship at St. Andrewe Magic and Humour ; Thoruley Orchestra. Local Asaaaouncemeots ; Sports Stravinsky. The Reader, Frank 10.55 p.m.-Orchestra : Patrol, " Fha An Eye-Witness Account b: Dodge, Entertainer ; Phil Ray, -Bulletin. a Cochrane - The Soldier, Ivan Wee Macgregor " (Anarco), Bernaed Darwin. Junior, Comedian ; Mario de -u----- Fleteo on the Mandoline and Firth ; Ihe Devil and The Priai' S. B. frosss Lsysadoa :- 915 p.m.-Shipping Forecast. cens, Lydia Lopokova. The Banjo ; Muriel George and Ernes( 1.30-2.0 p.m-Lunrh.Time Muni N.B. frossa Orchestral Players, conducted by Losidoss:- Botcher, Polk . Songs - Harold 11.0 p,m.-12.0 (mIdnight)- by The,Orchestra Colombo ([,eades 9.20 p.m.-Welters al Ta-day : Mr. Edward Clark. Staged by B. E, Dooce Basic : Origina Cirmenee, Humorous Ioiwrludev. Alfredo's A . Mantovani). Relayed from th Stacy Aunsonier reading a Short 9.30 p.m.-Weathcr Forecant, Second Jeffrey. Band and Hal Swain and his Neo Hotel Metropole. Story. lo_to p.m.-12.0 (midnight),-Danca Princes Orchestra. General News Bulletin;. Laco 2.55 p.m.-Roading : " An Infisso 9.35 p.m.-Variety : T.ancelot Qoissa Macac : Debroy Somers' Ciro's Annolanecnaento. . - Voyage " (Stevessson). . Ballads), Club hanS from Giros Club. (Irish Has'ry Shalotana THU RSDAY 3.0 p.m.-Sir Eeneot Gray : "Ai (SyncopatIon), Sydney Fairbrother 9.15 p.m._Shpp!gForccaot WEDNESDAY. MPs Day in tise Bouse." (Cockney Character), Joins flestcv; Sp. from. London:- 11.30 a.m.-Tiine Signal and Weothe 3.30" p.m.-Mr. Clifford W. golliasars Gable and Baokn (Sosies and 9.20 p.m-Major J. W. HilIn. MP., 1.030 am-Tizne Signal (Green Forecast, Let's go round the WorIsI." Asal,oal Tmitations). accooanns:icst Dry yIy-}'ishing. wkh), Weather Forecaat. SB. freso Edoborg/i :- 3.50 p.m.-Folk Dances and Music, by Tise ltgvue hand. SB. from Birmingham:- (11.0 am-Tinos Sigasal, Bg Ben) 10.45 p.ns.-Opening of The Scottish By arrangement with The English 10,30 p.m.-12.0 (rnidnight).--Darc, 11.45 Classical Concert. National War Mnmoriat. 9.35 - 11.0 p.m. - Coleridge -Taylor ¿ a.m.-Light Folk Dance Society. Music0

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PROGRAMMES FOR SUNDAY' (July 10) OF NOTE: THE HOURS TRANSMISSION ARE REDUCED TO BRITISH SUMMER TIME. - 2.0 p.m-DivIne IRELAND' Service from the by "La Dêpeche": 1. "L'Enfant 8.15 p.m.-Clasnical Concert of (Donlsch). 5. Helme Ltelae (Waa Cathedral. du Regiment "-March (Fucik). CORK. Cork Broadcasting Station Vocal Muslo (oratorio and paus). 6. "Spring Song" (Grieg). 4.0 p. m-Concert from the Rosenborg 2. Intermezzo (Baton). 3. "Who" opera) 250 from Gleiwita 7. (OCR). WI. 400 rn (750 kc)-; WIen hei sucht (Ksmzak). 8. Gardens. - -'--Foatrot (Kern). 4. Beau soir 1. Duet: "Rein Freund ist Volga-Waltz (Cassau). 9. "Fröh- 1.5 Jew. 7.0 p.m-News and Time. (Debusoy). 5. Seleetion from mein" from "Wachet 8.o p.m.-lusIc by the Station aal" Ilngsklnder "-March (Blanken' 7.30 p.m.-Talk, 'Andreas Hofer." Werther" (Massenet), 6, "La (Bach). .2. Terzet: "Za dir, O burg). Quintet. 8.0 p.m.-Danloh Concert with Talk Chaise à porleors " (Chaminsede). 0.15 p.m..-" Alote Beag Gaedbilge." Herr' from the "Creation' 2.30 p.m-Literary Talk f rain Muefl' on the" Dyrehavc." 7. Intermezzo from "Cavalleria (Haydn). 3. : 8,35 p.m.-Songo by George Bill fluet "Thr Schönen 10.0 p.m.-Newo. Rusticana" (Maseagnl). 8. Mus- aas der StciSt" from "Die 3.0npe.es._Cheas Lemon from Dussel- (Baritone). 10.05 p.m-Dance Music from the ette (Pfeiffer). 9. La Madripari' 8.45 p.m.-" The Wurblers' Concert Jahreszeiten" (Haydn). 4. Duet: dorf. Nimb Restaurant. vienne (Gregh). 10. "Algerian 'Denn also hat uns der Herr 3.30 p.m-EconomIcs Talk, froua Party.' 12.0 midnight.-Chimes from the Nights "-Suite (Gregh). Songs geboten" from "RouSsis" (Men. M annelle. 9.45 p.m..-Baritone (contd.). Town Ball and Close Down. delssohn), 10.0 p.m-StatiOn Quintet. 5, Terzet: " Soll ich 4.0 p.m.-Peogramme relayed from p.m. (approx.).-Clove flown. dich, Teurer ntcht nehr aehn" the Saalbau, Essen, Sacred Mnaic 10.30 FRANCE GERMANY from" The 3agie Flote "(Mozart). by the South Rhine Choir. Pro- DUBLIN. Dublin Broadcasting 6. Duet: "Bei Männern; welche ceeds in aid of the Bannen China PA RIs. Supérieure (FPTT). BERLIN. Koenigswusterhausen. Liebe from Magic Mission and the New WL. 319.1 rn. Broie fühlen" "The Church Station (2RN). WA. 1.250m. (240 kc.); 8kw. 7. Wie, (940 kw. ¡S'A. 464 m. ((140 br); 0.5 kw. Flute." Terzet: " was Africa Slssion, 1. Organ Prelude. kr); 1.5 6.30 a.m,-12,30 am. (Monday, JUJY hör' Marriage of 2. Programme relayed from Cork Transmits at Intervals from 8.0 am. Ich" from "The Choral Music. 3. "Sollt ich s.o p.m.-Concert the llth).-Prssgramme relayed from Figaro," (Mozart). 8. Doct: mein Gott nicht (406 io., 750 kr). arranged by singen" (Bach). General Wireless Association. 1. Von haus. Nur hurtig fort, nor frisch 4. Psalna 40 (Everto). 5. Tbrez Lea Cloches de Corneville gegraben " from " Fidelis " (Bee- Songs (Beethoven) : (a) \eom Tode, BERLIN. Vsxhaas. WA. 566 and AUSTRIA Overture (Planquette). 2. Sérénade thoveo). 9. Tercet : " Euch .'(b) Bitten, (r) Buashied. 6. Talk- Madrtléoe (Mosquita). 3. Selection 483.9 on. (530 and 620 ke.); 2 and werde Lohn In bess 'ren Wetten" The Work oh the Allied Chinese GRAZ. Oest-Radlo Verkehre. WA. from " La Travivata " (\5vfl) 4. from "FideOs" 10. Doct: Mission." 7. -' Nimm Christnns lo 356 on. (840 kc); 5 kw. SelectIon from "Romeo and Progrssme relayed by Koenigs- "ScheIns, hait fest" from " Der dein Lebeosrhsff " (Stapl). 8. 6.30 p.m-Talk, "The Problema of Juliet" (Gouosd). wuolerhaaoen On 1,250 metres Freischütz" (Weber). 11. Tercet Jesas lebt (Spoohelmer). 9. Psalm a -Judge." 6.0 p.m.-" Radio Journal de France" (240 kc.) and 8 kw. "Wie, was, Entsetzen" froto 43-Music by Mendelssohn. 10. 7.0 p.m.-" Una partita scachi 0.45 p.m-Talk, " An African Tour." TransmIts at Intervalo from 6.30 n.m. "Der Freischütz." 12. Duet; Talk-" The Nesschucch Mission One-Act Comedy (Giacosa) (tu 9.0 p.m-C sucert from the \Vorfos of 9.0 am-Morning Recital. - r' Nun bist du mein" from "Hans in German East Africa." 11. 11.30 Italian). Méhsst, Audrso, Planquette, and a.m.-Orcheotral. Csncert. I. Heillng " (Marschner) Tercet ; " Ja, Psalm 13-Masic by Everta. 12. 7.45 p.m.-" Das Findelkind "-'- Barneaaa followed by Neo-o and Mignon-Overture (Thsnvas). 2. tiler sind wir" from "Das GIöck Second and Third Movements from Musical Fol k Play (Sauer). Dance Manic. Hofbafltiinze ÇLanner). 3. ScIer- ehen d Eremiten" (Maillart). the Soto-canlata (Bach). 13. 0.40 p.m.-" Love Letters in Poem 12.0 (midnight, approx.)-Clsse tisis from 'Der Frelachütz" 10.30 p.m__Dance Mosic. " Hatleluiah," from the " Mes' and Song "-Reading Croan tive Down. (Weber). 4. Melody No. 1 and 2 siah " (BandiI). Works of Allons Blasonel and -U-- (Rubinstein). 5. Intermezzo trovo FRANK FU RT. Südsrestdeutscher 0.15 p.m.-" Doti Caesar " - Oper' Willi Vesper. PARIS, Mille! Tower (FL). WA. "Cavvvlfcria Ruaticana" (Mas' Rundfunk. WA. 428.0 m. (700kg); etto (Dellingec) from Cnlogne, 9.40 p.m.-OeChenteol and Vocal 2.650m. (113 kr): 5 kse. eagnl). O. Ein Souper hei Supp5 4 kss. followed toy News and DanCs Concert. 1. "High Tyrot 10.26 am-Time Signal. (Morena). 7. The Fourteenth 0.0 a.m.-Mornieg Recitai. M a sic. Starch (Mahr). 2. Overture to 6.45 p.m.-" Le Joatravat Parlé." Rhapsody (Liszt). 11.30 am-Talk for Parents. 12.0 mideight (approx.).-Cloas "PrInce Methuoalem "(J. Strauss). Talks on "The Establiehnsesst of 1.30 p.m-TalL; "Poultry and ito 12.0 eoon.-Chlmes from Darmstadt Down. 3. " Kilnotlerleben " (Strvvusn). 4. the Currency in Morocco," .Commercial Value." Castle. "Feotzug popadlirer Wiener Health," "Parisian Life," 2.30 p.m-Recital in Conamemorso' 12.5 p.m-Concert from the GaG LEIPZIG. MittefdvtscherItsndfunk. Figureo" (Bednarz). 5. "Kinder- "Police Anecdotes," etc. tisa of the 250th Anntvervsary of Rounpelmeyer. IVA. 365.8 on. (820 kc); 4 kw. lieder "-March (Ziehrer). 6. Radio 8.0 p.m-Weather. the Death sI Johann Scheffler 4.0 p.m-Children's Corner. 9.0 a.m,-Mnrning Recital. Grao-March (Hexnaann), followed 8.5 p.m.-Csncirt. 1. Ballet SOmit (Angelita Silesius). 5.0 p.m.-Concert of tise First 10.0 am-Talk. by News and Weather. from "sassade" (Schubert). 3.30 p.m-Reading of Fairy Stories, Friedberg Doubfe'Qsartct. 10.30 n.m-Talk; "The Aboriginal 2. Légeode-'Cello Solo (Chanaud). including Klpltng'e" The Cat that 6.0 pm-Tallo and ReadIng from American Indiana." VtENNA. Radio'Wien. WL. 3. Sosaga: (a) La Carsaoéllte (Hahn), Walked by Itself." Works of Freiherr von Stein. - 11.0 p.m-Opee Air Concert. Re- 4.0 577 na. and 517.2 ni. (520 sod (b) Ssntuzza's Aria frocs "Cavai- p.m.-Orchestral Concert. 1. 7.0 p.m.-Rcading from His Oss-n layed from the "Halle." 580 kc); 1.5 and 5 kss. leria Rusttcaoa" (Maacagoi). 4. Festival Overture in E major Works by Johannes lt. Becher. 12 Nnon.-Address by Prof. Dr: 11.0 am-Concert by the Vienna Anosur de Princesse (Urge!). 5. Le (Lesatner). 2. Inn Puppenladen- 8.0 p.m-TransmIssion Arranged by Amad. lteIa cvi from the Hotel Symphony Orcheotra. 1. Sym- Cygne-'Cello Soto (Saint-Sail us). Waltz (Bayer). '3. "Dance of the Frankfurter ZeItung. Schwan. on the occasion of- the phony No. 3 In A nainor (Mendels 6. Songs: (a) ' Sur tamer ratinée" the Waves" from "Lerelel" 0.30 p.m-Variety Concert. Followed Farty'Eightb Meeting of the sohn). 2. Concerto for Pianoforte frano "Madame Butterfly" (Pue- (Catalanl). 4. Waslalumen träu- by Sports Newn.and Dance Masic, Sachsen-Anhalt Shorthand Society. Songs by in C major (Mozart). 3. ridi), (lv) "Art et Amour" from men,(Traoslateur). S. Das Zauber' 12.30 am. (approx.) (Monday, 4.30 p.m-Variety Cnncert-includ' Paula Hentke: (a) " The Shepherd "La Tosca " (Puccini). 7. Moment tiéd (Meyer'Hefmund). 6. Selec' July llth).-Gfose Down, ing Songs to tIse Lute, Bandonlen Klug" (Mozart), with Violin Musicale-Violin Solos (Schobert). tion from "Grigri" (Linche). Music, Children's Choir and Seher' (b) -U- Obligato, "U Fenoeroso" 8. Selection from "La Bayadère" 7. Eerbstlied (Zerkovitz). HAMBURG. Norag-(hva, in Morse). tions by Fritz Runge (the - Blind (Handel), with toute obligato. (Kahasan). 5.30 p.m.-Relay of the Football IVA. 395.25 on. (759 kc); 4 kw. Fiddler). 4 \5sia on a theme by 9.15 p.m.-Educatlooat Programmer Match, Germany Rassla, from Transmits at intervals from 8.30 am. 6.30 pm.-Sfusic Talk. - Haydn (Brahms). Tatka on "The Fanoily," " The the Victoria Sports Arena, Ham' 9.15 a.m.-Morning Recital. 7.0 p.m-Talk; "Physic and 4.0 p.m-Dance MasiC. 1. Barcelona Modern Village,"" Devéria,"" The bg. 9.30 n.m-Concert by the North Medicine." -Foatrot (Evano). 2. Spailvish Italian Academy of Letters," 7.30 p.m.-Tatk on "A Mediterra' German Choral Society on the 7.30 p.m.-Taik: "Modern Style." lltiawl (Schoebel). 3. Calling- "Architecture." nean Trip (from Berlin to the occasion of the 59th Song Festivat 8.15 p.m-Programme of Manic, 1. Foxtrot (Golden). 4. After I say 11.26 p.m.-Thne Signal. Batearic Isten). In Bremen, relayed frotO The "Der Teufel's Anteil "-Overture lisa Sorry-Foxtrot (Donaldson). 8.0 p.m-Talk so "Wild Beasts vsa Stadium, Bremee. (Auher). 2. \rnriationa on a Theme 5. "Mammy "-Blues (Wottitz). PARIS. Petit-U- Fariaien. WA. their awn Physicians." 11.8 am-Esperanto Lesson. ivy Mozart (Adam). 3. March from 0. Jelly Roll-Blues (Jalartesn). 340.9 m (880 he); 0.5 kw. 8.30 p.m-Recital of Poems. 11.30 am-Open-Air Concert from "Turaodot" (Weber). 4. Ber- 7. Deep Henderson (Rose). 8. 9.0 p.m-Concert. 1. "Prince Igor" 9.0 p.m-Concert of Old and Nesr ceuse (Jiirnefelt). 6. Parla'walzer "Stockhoioa" (Pcttio). 9. Foxtrot Overture (Borodine). 2. Aragon Starch Music. 1. The Second 12.3 Talk. (Arditi). - O. Airs from "The from "I Lost ator Heart in Heldel aloe frona "Caranen" (Blurt). 3. Artillery March. 2. Des Grossen 12.55 6p1mTmnte SIgnal froto Neu- Daughter of the Regiment" berg" 10. MacaronI-Charleston "Tannhäuser "-Selection (Wag' Kurlürsten Reitcrmarsch (Moitke). (Donizetti). 7. "Plailfu's Aria (Benes). il. Al Serena (Pakai). ncr). 4. La Jota aragonaise (Saint' 3. Parade March No. f (Miillendorl). 1.5 p.m:-Orchnstral Concert. from "Mignon" (Thomas). 8. 12. Where do you work C-One' Saéns). 5. Slavonic Dance No. 1 4. (a) Military March No. 55 2.0 p.m-Fairy Taten. Slfìsuet and Gavotte Irons" Mason" Step (Marks). (Dvorák). 6. "La Fraya "fronothe (Princess Charlotte), (b) Die Marke- 3.8 p.m.-Relay of the Hamburg (Stasseivet). 9. Songs with PianoS 6.0 p.m-Programme ni Sonatas. 1. Ballet " Hamlet" (Thosoas). 7. tendecin (Strauss). 5. Fehrhelliner Rossing Regatta. forte Accompaniment: (a) " Der Sonata in D noiOse (Reger). 2. "Scènes napolitaines" (Massenet). lteiternsarsch (Henrooso). 6. 4.0 p.m.-Variety Cencert, Kleine Fritz" (Weber) ; (b) Ein Sonata in E Oat major (Mozart). Groase Zeit, Neue Zeit IBrase). 5.30 p.m-Relay of Internatlosal schneiderlicd (Lowe): (g) Han' 8.0 p.m.-' Der Hund, das Hirn, der PARIS. Radio-P'ris (CPB). WL. 7. Marsch der Finnlandisehen Fuotball Mateh,Gernoany y. RussIa. sehen (Heinemann); (d) Otorchen- Hahn end das Tod (Gotz). aus dem 300 1,760 en. (17e he) ; 3 his. Kelterei jährigen 7.25 p.m-Talk: "The Swiss lied (Hoffmann)' (e) Zwei Gänse 12.0 noon-Sacred Music and Kriege (Brase). 8. Parade March Travels of a Muonsorist." (Weingartner). ib. Old and Modern Address. in 'trab (Knempfert). 9. Selection 7.50 p.m-Sports Notes and Weather, Waltzes. BELGIUM 12.45 p.m-Concert. 1. Vauoplre- from " The Prophet" (VoIgt). 10. 0.0 p.m-Instrumental 'Concert. 1 0.0 p.m.-Sports Notes. BRUSSELS. Itadio-Belgique. OWL. Foxtrot (Waltham). 2. El Slaiasao Parado March (Fischer). 11. 10.30 p.m. (approx.)-Concert from 10.30 p.m-Dance Music. 508.5 au. (590 ke); 1.5 kw. -Tango (Seras). 3. Fas des Fleura Küraosler-March (SImon). 12. the Cal Wallhof and Ness. 12.30 am. (apprsc.).-Monslay, July S.0 p.m-Dance Music. (DelIbes). 4. Bilboquet lis lolo Parado March 91 the Eighteenth 12 midnight (approx.)-Close Down. llth).-Clooe I)own. 7.30 p.m.-." Radlo-Chronlque." repertory. 5. Carnaval dei animaux Htoasars (Roller). 0.0 p.m-Orchestral Concert. 1. tSaint.Sssêns). 6. Florentlooa 10.15 p. rn-Weather and News, LANGENBERG. toI tehe HOLLAND Tito Italian ¡n Algiers-Overture (R.eynaoed). 7. Danse Espagnole 10.30 p.m-Dance Music. ltussdfsusk. WL. 468.8 ro. (640 ko); HI LYE RS U M. Algemeene-Neder' (RossinI). 2. (se) Canzonetta (Granados). 8. Boses et coeurs 12.30 a.m, (Monday, Jssly 11th).- 25 kw. landoehe Radio Ornroep. WL. (Haydn); (b) Chanson Provençale (Bound). 9. Menuet Breton Close Doives. Progcarnme also relayed by Macester 1,067 m. (281 he); 5 kw. (Dell'Acquos). 3. Sylvia (Delibes). (Eggstone). 10. Souog South -G---- on 241.9 m. (1 240 he). 8.10 a,m.-Dioine S eroice. 4. Chant 5. (Christian). BRESLAU. Schlesische Foankattonde. 0.0 a.m,-Catholc Morning Recital, d'amour (Albenlz). 5.40 o,m.-Cinorels Sees-ice. 4.45 p.m-Dance Music. 315.8 nu. (950 ke); 4 his. relayed from Cologne. 1. "Caro Chant asas Paroles (Tchaikovsky). WL. 6.25 p.m.-Churels Service. - 6. Varlsattons (Frock). 7. Conte 8.15 p.m-News. 11.0 a.m.-Religieas Recital : 1. isolo ben" (Giordano). 2. " Kyrie 8.30 p.m-Dance Music by Mario Selections, (o) eleison," from "Mima Brevis" 7.40 p.m-Weather and News. sl'Avrll (Wldor). Pianoforte Unkehc 7.50 p.m-Concert arranged by LO p.m-Concert. Relayed from the Gazes and his Orchestra. In the (Schoeck)' (b) "To the Sistine (Palestrina). S. "Ave Maria" tito. (Bruckner). 4. "Sanctus," from Roman Catlsolic Radio Society. Korona), Ostend. ¡ntervsols News. Madonna' (\Vetz). 2. Address. 3. p.m. (so) the "Missa Brevis" (Palestrina). lll.3o (approc.).-Ciose Down. 10.20 p.m-News. -G-- - Contralto Solos: (Dvorák), 10.30 p.m-Dance Manic. Relayed TOULOUSE. Radiophonie du. Midi. Thon O Lord Art SOy Shield; 5. Address. 6. 'The Heavens train the Kurnoal, Ootend. WL. 389.6 m. (770 ke) 3 kw. (b) T'ho Lord s My Shepherd. proclaim the Glory of God," from ITALY 11.0 p.m-Close Dossn. 10.18 am-News and Market Prices. 12.0 Neen.-Violin Cencert loom "The Creation" (Haydn), too MILAN, Unione Iiadiofonica Italiana 12 naan.-Religivaa Address followed Gleiwite (251) m.; 1,200 ko). Choir and Soloists. 7. "La Con' (1Ml). IVL. 322.6 au. (930 ke); by Recital uf Sacred Songa. 2.0 p.m-Riddle Guessing Coro' solatione" (Locatello). .1.5 kw. 10.40 on CZECHO-SLOVAKIA 12.45 - p.m,-Cencert 1. Waltz petition.-. -' am-Talk "Goethe," from 10.30 am-Vocal and Instrumental BRUENN. Komssrov, OWL. 441.2 un (Tranelateur). 2. "Cantilêna 2.15 p.m-Talk for Gardeners. Cologne. Concert of tacred Music. (680 kc); 2.4 kw, d'amour" (Audesolu). 3. Fan- 2.30 p.m.-Chess Lesson. 11.0 am-Talk from Cologne. 'Nat. 1.0 p.m-News. 11.30 a.m.-Orchentral Concert. toches et Pantins (Razigade). 4. 3.15 p.m-Fairy. Tales: "The ural and ArtificIal Feeding-Its 4.15 p.m-Vocal and Instrumental 4.30-6.0 p.m,-Programme relayed Madrigal (Bolzanl). 5. Aubade Riibezahl Legends." Importance for the Child." Concert. from Prague, 348.9 ro. (859 he). fleurie (Ganne). 6. Selection fessu 4.0 p.m.-Orchestrol Cencert. 11.35 a.m.-Talk from Cologne, 5.15 p.m-Children's Corner. 6.0 p.m.-Cernsan Tranamioslon. The Tales of Holfusoon" (Offen. 8.30 p.m.-Talk: "TIse Latest "Gregorian Chante," wIth tIlos' 5.45 p.m-Forestry Noten - and 8.0 p.m.-Programme from Pragae. bach). 7. Ballet des sylphes .lipper.Slleoian Poetry." testions. News. - (Berlioz). 8. Sêrénade (Chaeninade). 6.0 p.m-Reading from "The 12.30 p.m.-Readlng by Rudolf Rleth 8.30 p.m.-Openiisg Signal. 9. \'iatka (Barrit). 10. "The Bottle-imp," by Robert Louis -from the Works of Goethe, 0.45 p.m.-Time. - DENMARK Poet's Dream" (Beethoven). 11. Stevenson. Mails, and Li.Tai'Pe-from Cologne. 8.47 pm-Cuece t 1. "The Forge COPEN HAGEN. Copenhngen'ltagUo. Allah-Foxtrot (Combelle). 7.0 p.m.-Talk: "Rambles lo tite 1,5 p.m-Orchestral Concert,, 1. of Destiny "-Selection (VerdI). 2. WIu. 337 rn (890 kc)-; 0.7 kw. 2.10 p.m-Religious Address, fo)- Strehlener Mountains." "Poet and Peasant "-Overture Talk: "The History of Opera- Progransme relayed by Sors (1153m. loseesl by Sung Psalesos. - 7.35 p.m-Talk:- ." Blind, -Deaf (Suppe). 2;" Walseerilut "(Petras). ComIque." 3. Contralto - Songs (260 ke). 8.30 p.m-Talk : " Sonhis." and Dumb-A Study of Melon 3. "Zaza "-Selection (Leones. (Zandonal and Benvenuto). 4. 10.0 am-Divine Seroice. 8.45 p.m.-Gala Concert, arranged Keller." vallo). 4, Northern caprice (Coottnaed on page 45.)

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PROGRAMMES FOR MONDAY (July 11) - NOTE: THE HOURS OF TRANSMISSION ARE REDUCED TO BRITISH SUMMER TIME. PARIS. Eiffel Tower (FL). WL.' bitisn of Msssio by the Thseuaner 15 p.m.-.Time. SWEDEN IRELAND 87 2,650 m. (113 te) ; 5 kw. Choir Leipzig, followed by Orehes- p.m.-Talk, " Milan from Day COR K. Cork Station STOCKHOLM. Radiotjíinst (SASA) Broadcasting 10.25 am-Time. . teal liiuoie. -El--:- to Day." WL. 454.9 nc. (660 te) ; 1.5 tse. (SCK). m. (750 D p.m-Concert ol Light Muslo, 1VL. 400 kc) 5.85 p.m.-" Le Journal ParlI-" IAMBURG. Nsrag (ha, in Morse). Prsgransnie also relayed by Motala, 1.5 kw. S_S p.m-Weather, WL. 395.25 nc. (759 be.) 4 Isss'.. VarIety Items, and a Short 1,320 m. (227 te) ; Gotehorg 2.30 pm-Weather, Stock Market 8.5 p.m-Concert. 1 Faust (Sehu- 'ransmits at Intervals tronc .45 am. Comedy. 416.7 os. (720 te) J and Maims, Report and Gramophone Encorda. mann-Torrandell). 2. Pianoforte .1 5 p.m-Orchestral Concert, from .0 p.m-Dance Mosic. Relayed 6.30-10.30 p.m.-Programme re- taons " La Flasehatteria Toscaiss." 260.9 m. (1,150 te). Solos : (a) Valse in B minor Kiel (254.2 nc., 1,180 te.). rransmits at intervals groen 12.35 p.m. layed from Dublin, 319.1 m. (b) 10 _o .30 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. (Chopin), Etude, Op. p.m-Orchestral MusIr. 7.45 p.m-Memorial Talk of the (940 kc). (Chopin). 3. Chants Polonais .30 p.m. - Elementary English Audri Expedition. Relayed from --u-- - - (Chopin). 4 L'Abeille-VIOlin Lesson relayed from Koenigs- SPLES. Unione Radiofonica Ital' Varberg. DUBLIN. Dublin Broad rasi' ng Sta- 5. Songs wuntérh ausen (1,250 m. 240 te). iana (jIfA). WL. 333.3 m. Rolo (Schubert). 5.15 p.m.-Concert. 1. Suite (Nord' Lion (2EN). IVL. 319.1 ni. (940 be); : es le repos, .0 Music. (900 1.5 tse. 1.5 (Schubert) (a) Tu p.m.-Orehéstral te); qslst). 2. Prélude, Minuet, Inter- kw (k) Pour chanter au bord de l'eau. '.35 p.m-Spanish Lesson. ausmits at intervals from 1.0 p.m. 1.30 p.m.-Eaehango, \Veather and 7. Macurka, '.55 IS p.m.-Nesrs. mezzo and Gavotte (Nordqvist). 6. Euryanthe (Weber). p.m-Weather. 3. Synneves sang (Kjerulf). 4; Concert, o Gramophone Op. 7 for Pianolsrte (Chopin); 8. .0 p.m. - Relay from the Inter- p.m-Relay from the Alhambra (Dannstrom). 5. Made- 7.0 p.m-Gramophone Music. 9 Wiegenliesl MusIc Exhibi- Theatre. Concerl of Italian Music. Polacca Chants Polonais. national yranklurt ncoiselle Rococo (Malartin). Il. 7.20 p.m.-Exehange and News. (Brahms). 10. Tristan and Isolde tion, tollowed by Newo and 30 p.m. (in the Inter'sal).-Time. (Rimsky-Korsakoll). 7.30 p.m-Irish Lrsson by Cossai!) Weather. .0 p.ns. (approx.).-Clase Down. Arabian Song (Wagner). -El- 7. On the WIngs of Song (Mendels- Cearnach. 9_15 p.m-Educational Programme. .ANGENBERG. Westdeutscher Solos 7.45 pm-Gardening Talk, by G. O. WL. 1640 O!.1E. UnioneItadiofosica Italiana sohn). 8. Two Pianoforte 11.26 p.m-Time. Rundfonk. 408.8 ru. (Nsrdqvist). 9. Bel nome (CIma- , Slscrrard. (1RO). WL. 450 mJ (007 3 tsr. te.) ; 25 kw. te) ; 10. 8_O p.m.-Cnncert by the Station IVL. 10.30a.m. from' 1.0 p.m. rosa). La Traviata-Aria PARIS. Eadio'Pris, (CFR). ranssuits at Intervals from ansnslts at intervals 11. Sicilienne Rigaudon Mrs. A K Uughe' Muenster S (Verdi). et Orchestra, 1,700 m. (176 ke) ; 3 kw. 'roerammne also relayed by p.m-Time and Ness. 12. B ercesco e (Contralto), Mary OEca and Corn- Musical 10 p.m.-Symphonp Concert. (Francoear.Kreisler). 10.30 a.m.-Ne,rs and on 241.9 m. (1,240 te.). Book (Fauré). 13. Hungarian Dance in tDrannatie Selections), George i_30 : ' Care of the Res iew In Isany Selections. p.m-Talk The the Interval. G (Brahms) Mill (Baritone), and the Traditional %iva Elherteld. 1.25 minor 12.30 a.m.-Cuncert. 1 SIdo," from p.m-News. 9.15 p.m.-News. Trio. Grasa-Paso Doble (Alonso). 2. .20 p.m.-Spanlsh Lesson, from 1.30 p.m. (app .).-Cloae Down. 030 p.m-Weather. 10.30 pm-News and Weather Valse des Blondes (Banne). 3. Cologne. among 1O35p,)jprox.).-C1oue Down. Danse Espagnole (Michiels). 4. .45 p.m-Talk for Parents, train 9.40 p.m-Talk, " SIx Yeara Girofli-Girslta-Overtsre (Lecseq). Cologne. LITH UAN IA Airican Savages : A Mortal Com' OVNO. Radjo-Kannas. WL. AUSTRIA 5. Sonata (PiernO). 6. Le Colibri 1.10 p.m-Talk : " The Training 2,000 ni. (150 te) ; 7 kw, WL. (Chasssson). 7 Samson and and Cars of Sheep-Dogs," trom VIENNA. Radio-Wien. 577 and Delilah-Selection (Saint-Sabna). Cologne. 30 p.m-Variety Items. SWITZELAN D rn. (520 and 580 br) ; 1.5 and o p.m-Talk in French, ' Memel." 8. PrEnde (Rachnsaninslt). 9. 0.10 p.m-Talk : " What every .fi.m.-'Time, Weather and News. BERN. RadIo-Bern. WA. 411 in. Crépuscule (Massrnet>. 10. Les Wireless Amateur should know kw. at intervalo Irons 11 ans. (Levade). 1,060 (730 te.) ; 1.5 Hereditary De- vieilles de chez nosts from Dortmund (253 m. kr) Transmits at intervals from 1.0 pis. 620 p.m-Talk- 11. Aria (Bach). 12. Two Russian 0.30 p.m.-Oran Recitai, relayed NORWAY .elnsldikirrhe, Dort' 0.0 p.m-Time and Weather. Erced- Songs (Eseln). frani the E R G E N . Kringkastingselskap. a_S p.m.-Concort of Ballads with 62Opm.--Talk on Poultry 150 p.m.-Exclsangn Quotations and mund, 1. Organ Concerto in A IVA. 370.4 ni. (810 te) ; 1 kw. Orchestral Interludeo trom the 7_30k Nemea. major (Itandel). 2. Chaconne p.m.- Talk Our Native ransesslts at intervals from 11.15a.m. Bern Kursaal. - -' 4.30 p.m-Exchange QuotatIons. for Violin with Organ socompani' .25 pm-FIshing News. .9.50 p.m-News and Weather. Snakes." 4.41 p.m-Concert arranged by the suent (Vitali). 3. Three Songs 8_S pm-Concert of Austrian Stuoie. .30 p.m.-Orchestrul Selections. 10.5 pm.-Orehestral Mumie. Wireless Acaateurs' Association." (Franck, Reesdel and Wollt). .0 p.rn.-Talt, " Sport and Train- 10.30 p.m. (apprsx.).-Close Down; 5.35 p.m-Market Prices. 4. ., Lamentation "-Organ Solo , BELGIUM 7.30 p.m.-Colonlal Notas. (Guilmant). 5. Sonata for Violin Selections. GENEVA. Radio-Geneva.-El- WL. 750 BRUSSELS. Itadio-Eelgique, WL. 7.40 p.m-News. Op. 91, No. 2 (Reger). e Three .40 p.m-Baritone Solos. m. (395 ke) 0.5 kw: 0.30 p.m.-Cuncer* arranged by Songs (Wollt and Mendelssohn). ; 508.5 uS. (590 te) 1.5 kw. 2.0 p.m-Weather, Nrwa and Time. 8.35 p.m-Exchange, Time and ; SelectIon." " Romeo und 7. Prelude for Violin and Organ 5_0 p.m-C oncer t - Radio Weather. , (Gssunod). News loIns - 7_30 p.m.-" Radio-ChronIque." Jouet "-Selection (Neger) and " Sanctsss " for \ SLO. Kringkassgselskapet. WA. 0.32 p.m.-Sporta News. _In the Intervals. and Organ (Karg-Elert). 8. Psalm 0_0 pm-Orchestral C unce,t 1. 401.5 m. (650 te) J 1.5 kw. 0.45- oncer t CatS No. 116, Music by Heliserinann. p.m-C Irom the dli - (OlSen- 'rogramme also relayed by Purs La Belle Hrtène-Overture Syu- Nord. 2. aux papillons 9. Toccata from the Filth grund, 504 m. (595 te), Humor, La chasne GERMANY phony. (Widsr). 0.50 p.m-News. ' 566 m. (530 kc) Frederiksstad (Keler-Bela). 3. Concert for Flute Sports Notes 10.0 p.m. (approx.)-Cose Doss'n; (Duverisois). 4 Sérénade lion- BE RLIN. Koenlgswusterhaunen. lo_IS pm-News and 4348m. (690 ke) ñjuknn, 470 m. . (240 ter. from Cologne. -El- graine (Joncières). 5 Rending troces IVA. 1,250 m. te.) ; 8 (030 be), und Iotodden, 425 ro. LAUSANNE. Socit8 Romande de the works of the Belgian Poet, Transnsits at intervals tram 12 noon. 15.30 p.m-Concert, relayed from (709 ke). - , the " ttheinterrasne," Duseuldort. Radiophonie. WA. 850 m. - Valère Gille. Introductory Talk S.S p.m.-Chess Lesson. .45 p.m.-Newrt 12.0 rnidoight(appeox.).-l7lase Down (SSS te) ; 0.6 kw. by M. Theo Fleisehunann. 6. 6_0 p.m-Talk on World Politica." .0 p.m-Time. Transmits at intervals from 7.0 am; tKetelby). 7. 5.30 p.m.-Elementury English .2 p.m-Concert by the Grand Cafe Vedgwood Blue LEIPZIG. MIttdesutseher Rund' 0.30 pm-Weather. Samson and Delilah (Saint-SuSns), Orchestra. 1 S'eleetion from " Tim S3l pm.-Talk, " In North Greece." Trade funk. JVL. 365.8 m. (820 ke) ; 4 kw. S_ Gairnont (Staub). 9.' TopIcal 1.55 5pae1-Talk en Retail Valkyrie " (Wagner). 2. ' Dorf' 5.0 p.m-Orchestral Manic from the Talk. Ruoe d'amour (vue Questions." Transmits at intervals from 10.0 ans. schwalben aus Osterreieh " (J. 10. 3.30 English Oid India Restaurant. 1. Trlsor- Reading of Poenin b5 7.20 p.m-Travel Talk : " The Saal p.m-Elementary Strauss). S. ' FInlandia "-Sync Luck). 15. Lesson. Relayed from KoOnigs- Waltz (Strauss). 2. " Le Roi l'a Valère (lilIe. 12, Petite Suits Valley." phonic Poem (Sibellus). 4. Wed' dit "-OveRnre (Delibes). 3; (Cisarninade). 0.0 p.m-Programme retayecl from musterhausen, 1,250 m. (240 be>. ding March (RussIa). 5. " Rhnp 7.0 p.m.-Talk, " Climbing and Chanson piémontaises No. 1 (SinS' L30 pm-Dance Munie. Fraekfart (428.0 m., 700 be.). sody No. 1 " (Svendaen). gaglia). 4. Suite Caucasienne 10.35 p.m-News. Touring in Saxon Swltcer- .0 p.m-Talk on " Morocco." land." ' (Ivanow). 5. Marche isProique 10.45 p.m. (approx.)-Iooe Down. BERLIN. Voxhaua. WA. 566 and .35 p.m.-Programmn of Opers (Saint.Sa0ns). 7.30 p.m.-Dransatie Talk. . 483.9 m. (530 and 820 te.) ; 2 and Arias. 0,0 p.m.-Weatlser and Time. 0.0 p.m-News and Weather. -El- 4 kw. Music. CZECHO-SLOVAKIA Transnsits. at Intervalo fross 6.0 am. n_15 .p.m.-Concert of Folk pB.-Close Down. ZU RI CH. Radio-Genoosensehaft. 15.0 m. (505 1 kw. BRUENN. Komaros. WL. 4412m p.m-Orchestral Concert. p.m.-News. WL. 496 te) J 5.30 10.15 p.m_Dance Music. intervalo from 12.15pm; (680 lee); 2.4 kw, 1.45 p.m.-Talk on ' The Street Trammits at Transmits at Intervals from 12.15 p.m Singer," to be broadcast on July 1 2n dnigpQgEp).-Ç(p5c Down POLAND 7.55 p.m.-Weather und Time. 'OSEN. ' Radlo-Posnan. WA 0.5 p.m.-Tate " Acoustics and the 8.5 p.m.-Dransatic Selections. 12th. . ' Microphone.'1 8.30 p.m,-Sung Recitai. on " Officials Mutual 270.3 m. (1,100 be) ; 1.5 kw. 7.5 p.m-Talk HOLLAND of ' 9.0 p.m-Dance Music. Help SocIety." HILVERSUM. Al meene-Neder- reansmlts st Intervals from 2.0 p.m 030Stuoie. p.m.-Coscert Rococo' 10.0 p.m-Programme realyed frocs 7.30 p.m-Talk on " Masters of landsehe Radio Omroep. JIL. ..o pm.-Variety Items. Pruguu, 348.9 m,JS59l Classical ,.la p.m.-Talk. 5.30 p.m. (approx.)-POpular Orches- Art-Goya.'. 1,067 rn (281 te) ; 5 kw. tral Concert. 7.58 p.m.-r-Tslk ' Common Sense TransmIts at intervals from 11.40a.nu. .40 p.m-Talk, " The Rebellion ii to East Poland In 1918." 10.10 'p.m;-News and Weather. and HappIness-The Way 310 p.m-Talk tor Women. 10.20 p:m. (approx.)-Close Down: - DENMARK Content." 4.40 p.m.-Chlldren's Corner. l_30 p.m,-Concert. Relayed fron ' COPENHAGEN. Copenhagen Studie 5.30 p.m-Erich Wuinert Recital. 5.55 p.m.-Regimentnl Concert. Warsaw, 1,111.1 m. (270 te). IVL. 337 nc. (890 ko); 0.7 tsr. 1. Talk alasat the Author. 2. The 7.50 p.m.-Concerl. 1.' Les Millions 0.0 p.m.-Avlatisn Notes. U.S.A; Programme - relayed Sur 0.20 p.m-Dance Music. by Author reads from his own Works. d'ArlequIn-Ballet Music (Drigo). PITTSBURGH. (1,153.8 nc.; 200 te). Music Concerl. 2.0 midnight (upprsx.). Clos Westinghouse EIre- 0.0 p.m-Chamber 2. Soprano Solos : (a) CavatIna - trie (KDRAt. WA. 308 m. 7.0 p.m-News, Exchange ans 1. TrIs In D minor, Op. 107 Marriage of FIgaro from ' The (070 te) ; 25 tsr. Time. (Bussi). 2. Trio in A minor, Op (b) Aria trom ' Der (Mozart) ; . 7.30 p.m-Talk, ' Beauty in th 'transmits at intervals from 4.0 p.m. 50 (Tchaikovsky). Freischtitz " (Weber). S. The SPAIN Programme relayed on 04 na. Home." 10.15 p.m-Weather asd News. of Daughter the Regiment- BARCELONA. Radio-Barcelona ' (4,057 be) from 11.0 p.m. 8.0 p.m.-Selection of Light Strin Overture (Donizetti). 4. Inter Musir. -- (EAJ1). WA. 344.8 m. (870 ke); 11.8 p.m.-Baoebail Scores. Rsssti BRESLAU. SchlesIsche }'unkatunde. Isoezzo from " Capalleriss 2 kw. 11.15 p.m-Concert by the String 0.30 p.m.-Dransatio Transinissioc cassa ' (Mascaent). 5. Soprano 9.0 p.m-News. WA. 355.8 m. (950 te) ; 4 kw. 12.0 noon.-Chlnses and Weather. Wood Ensemble. Solos : (a) Ins Herbst . (Franz) 9.30 p.m-Orchestral Concert. Transmits at intervals from 11.15a.m 5_30 p.m-Exchange Quotations 11.55. p.m-Baseball Scores: Angelnn (b) Genesung (F rasiz ) - (eJ arranged ,p5pprox.).-Close Down. 8.0 p.m-Literary Talk, " (\Can and News. 12.5 midnight-Programme Silesius on hin 250th Anniversary.' T Meezennestje _tpprldsorn) 8.30 p.m.-Talk, " The Voice und by the Duqoesne Opera Company. 7.0 p.m.-Talk, "Silesian Philosophy (d) Sfrénade (de Lange). 6. Cariscer Voice-Production." 12.20 am-Report of Rand Con- -Suite (Bizet). News in the FRANCE. In the LIght of Proverbs and 9.0 sm-Exchange Quotationo and ditions. ' - Mottoes." 12.30 a,m.-Roxy'o Cong from PARIS. Reste Supérieure (FPTT) Down. News. WA. 464 n. (646 be); 0.5 kw. 7.35 p.m.-Talk, "Wonderful 1Oapprox.lose 9.5 p.m-Humorous Reviess- of the WJZ, New York. Transmits at Intervals from 8.0 am. Lands." Week in Verse. 2.0 a.m.-Spotlight SCour, from 2.0 p.m-ConCert arranged by the 8.10 p.m.-Hans Mtihlhofer (ElocU' HUNGARY 9.20 p.m.-Dance Music. Relayed WJZ, New York. General Wifeless Association. 1. tionipt): "Automobile Stories,' BUDAPEST. Magyar Radio Ujsag. from the "Palais de Danse.". 4.0 am-Weather and Baseball Fidelio '-Overture (Beethoven). 9.0 p.m.-Marteau Concert, 1. WA. 555.6 m. (540 ke.); 3 ks. 10.0 p.m.-4Jhimes and Weather. S 2. Gavotte (Luiglni). 3. ' Galathée" Tercet for Flute, Violin and lola, Transmits at intervals f roso 9.30 am. 10.5 p.m.-Exchange Closing Prices. -D- -Selection (Massé). 4. Aubade and 2. String Quartet No. 3 in C major, 7.0 p.m-Symphony Concert, 10.10 p.m-Pianoforte Recital. 1' SCHENECTADY, N.Y. General Minuet (Eyssinaisn). 5. Selection Op. 17. 8.30 p.m-TIme and News. "Pastorale and Caprice" (Scar' Electric Company (WGY). WA. from "Le Roi d'Yo" (Lab). -D- 9.0 p.m.-Pianotorte Recital, lotti). 2. Impromptu No. 4 379.5 na. (790 kc). 60 kw. '6.0 p.m.-" Radio Journal de FRAN KFU RT. S(idwestdeotsclser 10.30 p.m.-Gipsy Music relayesl froiss (Schubert). 3. 'Liebestraum" Transmits at intervals from 1S.45a.m France." Rundfunk. WL. 428.6 m. (700 he); the Café Emke. (LIszt). 4. Waltz No, 5 (Chopin). Relayed by 2XAD on 22.02 na. 8.0 p.m-Legal Talk. 4 kw. 12.0 mldñight(approx.).-Close Down 5, Papillons (Olsen). (13,623 kc). 8.15 p.m-Talk, "Animal Diseaani Transmits at intervals from 12.Onsion. 11.0 p.m. (approx.).-Cbose Down, 11.0 p.m-Stock Eachange Quota- which are infections to Man." 6.15 p.m-Talk, "Ernst Tröitsch tions .and News. 8.30 p.m. (approx.)-Marcelifl Berthe- and Philosophy." ITALY. MADRID. Unlo Radio (EAJ 7). 11.25 p.m.-Baseball Scores. lot Centenary Talk. - 6.45 p.m-Talk, "Protection of the MILAN. Unione RadiofonIca liai' WA. 375m. (800 kc); 3 kw. 11.30 p.m.-The Hotel van Curten 9.0 p.m-Vocal and Instrumental Handicraftsman." tana (1M!). WA. 322.6 m. (930 kc) TransmIts at intervals lrom 11.45a.m. Orchestia, - Concert: 7.15 p.m.-Talk, "Spanish Novela of 1.5 kw. 7.0 p.m-Orchestral Concert, talk 12.25 am. (Tuesday, July 12th)-. 11.0 p.m-News. Chivalry. Transndts at Intervals from 12.15 p.m. by Luis Medina, in Interval. Baseball Scores. 11.15 p.m. (apprux.}-Close Down. 8.0 p.m.-600cett froi3 the RabS- 8.30 p.m.-Opcuing Signale 8.30 p.m. (ajsprox.)-Cbosc Dosen. 12.30 am: (approx.)-Cbosc Down

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NOTE: THE HOURS OF TRi NSMISSION ARE REDUCED T O BRITISH SUMMER TIME. 6.45 p.m.-' Le Journal Parlé." Economic Questions of Employ' 8.311 p.m.-Opening Signal. 10.5 p.m-Vocal amid Instmumen(al IRELAND 5.0 BroadcastIng p.m-Weather. ces," from Cannel. 8.45 p.m.-Tlme: Concert. COR K. Cork Station 8.5 p.m.-Concerl of Russian Music.. 7.0 p.m-Talk, "Old-German Panel 8.47 p.m-Selection from an Operetta 12.20 am. (Wednesday, July 13th).- (6CM). WA. 400 In. (750 ke); 9.05 p.m.-Edueatisnal Programme. Paintings." In the Intervals: Talk and News. Ness,. 5.5 kw. 11.26 p.m.-Time. 7.30 p.m.-Talk arranged by the 11.0 p.m.-Dance Music. Relayed 12.30 am. (approx.).-Close Down: 2.30 p.m.-Weother, Stsgk Market Municipal Board of Health. from "La Fiaschettemia Toscana." Report and Gramophone Records. -- 8.0 WL. p.m-Concert from the Kurhaus, 11.30 p.m. (appmox.).-Closo Down. .6.30-10.30 p.m-Programme re- PARIS. Petit Parisien. Wiesboden. 1. Coronation March Dublin, he.); 0.5 kw. layed irons 319.1 m. 340.9 m..(889 from "The Prophet" (Meyer' -D- SWEDEN (940 kc). 9.0 p.m-Concert. 1. " Esigene NAPLES. Unione RadiOfomtca beer). 2. Beethoven Overture Ital- STOCKHOLM. Radiotjlinst Onegin" - Introduction and (Lassen). 3. Ballet Music from iana (1NA). WA. 333.3 in. (SASA). D N. (Tchaikovsky). 2. WA. 454.5 m. (661) kc); 1.5 kw. URLI Duhn Broadcasting Lenski's Song 4. (900 kc) ; 1:5 kw. 3. Sylvia" (Delibes). Slavsnic Programme aleo relayed by Molote, Station (2RN). WA. 319.1 m. Danse profane (Debussy). 1 and 3 (Dvorâk). Transmits at intervals from 1.0 poi. Dances Ros. 1,320 (227 icc); (940 kc) ; 1.5 kw. Caprice espagnol-Alborada and 0.55 p.m-News, m. Geteborc, 5. " Rienzi "-Overture (Wagner). 416.7 in, (700 1001mO, 1.30 p.m-Exchange, Weather and Variations (Rinssky.KOrsakOlt). 6. "Aida "-Selection (Verdi): 9.0 p.m.-" Cm-ci-la "-Operetta he); and Gramophone Concert. 4. Agnés dame galante (Fèveler.) (Ranzato and Lombardo). 260.9 in. (1,150 kc). 9.30 p.m.-Cencert from Cannel, Transmits intervals 7.0 p.m-Gramophone MusiC. 5. L'ue seureuse (Chabrier). 6. followed by Gramophone Music. 9.30 p.m.-In the interval: Time. at from 12.35 p.m. 7.20 p.m-Exchange and News. Boris Godounov "-Dance russe 11.0 p.m. (approx.).-Cloee Down. 7.40 p.m-Nature Talk. Relayed 1.30 p.m.-Falnne Talk by Comae (Mousosrgsky). 7. "La Cigale -D- from Kalmar. HAMBURG. Noceg (ha, In Morse). 8.0 p.m-Concert. 1. Don Breathnach. Ronde (Slasoenet). WA. 399.25 m. (751) he); 4 kw. -D-- Js,an- 7.45 p.m.-Spanish Lesson by Walter ROME. Unione RadiofonIca Italiana Overture (Mozart). 2, La Folia -- Transmits at intervals freins 5.45 ans. (1RO).. WA. 450 in. (667 kc);3 kw. (CordS). 3. Le Bat Costume: Starkie, LL.D. (CFSI). WA. 5.0 p.m.-Talk, "Radeau G. 0.0 p.m.-Conceri by the Station PARIS. Marlis-Paris Transmita at intervals from 1.0 p.m. (o) Introduction, (b) Berger Ber- 1.700 us. (176 kc); 3 ksv. Bindiag.' 9.0 p.m-Time and News. gère, (e> Pêcheur Napolitaine, (d) Orchestra. Colonel Fritz Brase 10.30 Musical 5.40 p.m-Talk ou Taxation. (in of his own Com- a.m.-News and 9.10 p.m.-Cencert of Light Music. Toreador et Andalouse (itubin' a Programme 6.0 - Selections. p.m.-Orchestral Music, 11.25 p.m-News. stein). 4. Mocado Capriccioso positions), Agnes Charleston (Con- Gentillesses 6.50 p.m-Talk, "Woman and the tralto), if. R. White (Music Talk), 12.30 p.m-Concert. 1. 11.30p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. (Vieuxtempo). 5, La Source- (Chapsiis). 2. Russian Patrol State." Suite Seamos de Chlanndiolulis (Gaelic Dream from 7.10 p.m-Talk, "Forest and Moor' (Delibes). Songs), Rhoda Coghill (Pianiste). (Stone). 3. Elsa's 0.15 p.m.-Nesvs. Lolsengrin" (Wagner). 4. Maitag land." LITHUANIA 9.30 p.m.-Weather, 10.30 p.m.-Weather and News. 7.30 p.m.-Chess Lesson for Begin' Down. (Flaosent). 5. Ascanio (Saint' KOVNO. 9.40 p.m.-Talk, ' PhotographIa - 10.35 p.m. (approx.).-Clooe SaCns(. 6. Serenade and Scherzo Radio-Maunas, WA. 2,000 m. (150 te); 7 ks,. Chemicals." (MontaIent). 7. Les Dragons de P:Ol.-WOO4h. 6.0 T.'Icsnrexts-ier (Mpsauaerl. 8. 8.0 p.m.-" Flachsmaon ais Er- p.m-RadIo Play, "FOno." AUSTRIA 6.30 p.m-Concert by a Re mental zieher "-Comedy (Otto Ernst). Band. BENMA. Radio-Wien. WL. 7,77 90.30 p.m. (approx.).-DanCe M usic. 1. Faunt-Seleetion«Sonnod SWITZERLAND ami 517.2 in. (520 and 580 icc); from the Cati Wallhoi, News amid 2. Valse Brilliante (Moszkovsky). 1.5 and 5 kw. (Delibes). 12. Le Weather. 3. La Traviata-Opera (Verdi). BERN. RadIo-Berre. WA. 411 us. -Seleëtion 4. March (Bergenan). (730 Transmito at intervalo irons 11.0 n.m. Rouet (Hollinan). 13. Moment 12.0 midnight (approx.). - Close kC.) ; 1.5 k's'. 6.30 p.m.-Ta)k for Women. Musical (Schubert-Salabert). 14. Down. 7.34 p.m.-Time, Weather nod News. Transmits at intervals from 1.0 pm: 7.0 p.m-Talk on "Steiermark." Paysanne (D'Ambrosio). 8.0 p.m.-Tjme and Weather. -D- 8.5 p.m-Talk: Slav, of 7.30 pm-Esperanto Lesson. 9.55 p.m-Exchange Quotations and LANGENBERG. Westdeutscher "The the 0.5 p.m-Instrumental and VOcal Reses. Rs,ndiunt. WA. 468.8 in. (640 icc); NORWAY South-Their Hictory and Coos 4.30 p.m.-Exchange Qustationo. 25 kw. BERGEN. 4.45 p.m.-Concert. Trammits at intervals froua 10.30 am. Kringkastingselskap. S.°.m.-Orchestral Concert and WE. 376.4 rn (810 ko) ; 1 kw. Violin Recital, relayed from 5.35 p.m.-Markot Prices. Prognamnae -sIso reiayedlsy Muenster Trammita at Intervals B ELGU M 7.30 p.m-Topical Talk. on 2419m (1,240 ko), from 11.15am, Lauuannb (850 m.. 353 ko.). 6.00 p.m-Talk from Muenster- 0.25 pm-Fishing News. 9.20 p.m.-Orehestrsl Music from the i5USSELS. RathoBeIgique. WA. 8.0 p.m-News. 8.38 p.m.-Orchontral Selections. Bern Kssrsaal Neu's in 508.5 an. (590 kc); 1.5 kw. 8.15 p.m-Talk on "Stamp Cal' "Character and Expression of . the Inter. Emotions." 9.0 p.m-Talk, "Whist shall my 5.0 p.m-Dance Music. looting." son become"? i1Ni1 p.m. (approx.),-Close Dosen. 6.0 p.m-French Lesson. 8.30 p.m.-Concert. " Lakme 7.15 p.m.-Spanlsh Lesoa from 9.30 (Dglibeu). News Mu cotter. p.m,-Orcheatral Seleclions. -D- 7.30 p.m.-' RadioChronique." Opera-Selections 11.0 p.m-Weather, News and Time. GENEVA. Radio-Geneva. WA. 8.0 p.m..-Concert. Relayed from in the Intervals. 7.00 p.m-Talk, "Philosophy as a Life Fones," from Cologne. 760 m. (395 ko); 0.5 kim'. the Zoological Society, Antwerp.1 -D- 5.30 p.m.-Exchaoge, Time and 1. March No. 1 (Schubert). 2. 1{un 1.5 p.m.-Tslk, "State and Ecous' OSLO. Kningtcast.ingoelskapet, WA. Muenster. \5eatlser. ganan Suite (Holfusan). 3. Polonia GERMAN V mies," from 4151.5 m, (650 te); 1,5 kw. 8.31 (Wagner). 4. The 8.30 p.m.-Orghentral Coscert, from Programme p.m.-Progeamrse relayed frsoo -Overture Koenigswusterlsausen. also relayed by Fors- L ausunne 850 m (353 ko). Trumpeter of Siikingen (Neosler). BERLIN. Cologne. 1. "The Magic Flute "- grund. 504 na. (595 Icc), Humar, WA. 1,250 sss. (240 kc); S kw. Overture (Mozart). 2. Tjnfimolsed 9,3)1 p.m-Gramophone Selections. 5. Andante (Schubert). 6. Spanish 566 an. (530 kc), Frederiksstad, 10.15 p.m-News. (Rlmoky'Korsakoll). 7. Transmite at intervals from 12 noon. Symphony (Schubert), 3. "Am 434.8 sao. Caprice Spanish (690 kr), Rukae, 476 m. 10.20 p.m. (approx.).---Close Down. Marche (estivale (Dvorák). In the 6.30 p.m-Elementary dem Morgenlanda r-Suite (Hess' (610 Icc), and Notodden, 423 m. Lesoan. berger). 4. "Priesce interval: Topical Talk und Reading Methusalem" (709 Icc). - - (roan the novel "L'Enlizement" 6.55 p.m-Reading from the Poems -Overture (J. Strasiss). 5. "Die 7.45 p.m-News. ZU RI CH. Radio-Genossenschaft, isle Ghivte)les). of Mernassnn Russe. Romantiker" (Lanner), 0. Airo 8.0 p.m-Time. WA. 406 m. (605 ko) ; 1 kw. 10.0 p.m-News. 7.20 p.m.-Talk. "The Letters al from "tlaaparoise" (Miliöcker). 0.2 p.m-Concert by- the (Is'and Tramosltsat intervalo from 12.28p.m. 10.30 p.m. (opprox.).-Close Down. Siiren Kierkegaard." 7. "Alt-Wiener Reigen" (O. Cafe Orchestra. I. Overture to 7.58 p.m-Weather and Time. e_10 p.m.-Prograunme relay4d from Strauss). S. Wiener Bonbona (J. The Barber of Seville "(Rossini). 8_l p.m.-Coocert of Romantic Music, Voxhaus. Strauss). 9. Prelude, Chorale and 2." Roses of the Sosntts "(Strums). 8.50 p.m.-Orgheolr;sI Concert ami -D- Dance from "La Pensionnaire" 3. Narcissus (Nevin), 4. Love Song Itseitationo. CZECH 0-SLO VAKIA 10.10 p.m.-News BRUENN. Korsarov. WL. 441.2 an. Voxhaun. WE. 566 and (Suppe), followed by News, (Paderewski). 5. Danse rnaewbre avid Weather. BERLIN. 10.20 p.m.-Sileol Night. 10_20 p.m. (approx.).-Close Doss's. (680 kc); 2.4 kw. 483.9 an. (530 and 620 ko); 2 and Saint-Saens). 6. ' Hindu Dunce" ransositn at intervalo from 12.15 p.00_ 4 kw. (Shelley). 7.0 p.m-Orcheotral Concert. Transmits at intervals from 6.0 aus. LEIPZIG. Mtttdentocher Mund' 9.0 p.m.-Talk for Farmers. 365.8 kc); 4kw. . 90 p.m-Band Music. 6.0 p.m.-Concert by the Salon funk. WA. rn (820 0.30 p.m.-OId Norwegian Melodies.- U.S.A. (roan Prague, Transmits at intervala from 10.0 a.m. Islayed on the "Lansgeleik" by 10.0 p.m.-Programrne Quartet. 6.30 Spanish 348.9 m. (859 ko). 6.00 p.m.-Review of Books. p.m.-Elennentany Mr. Ketil Flatin. PITT0BURQH. Westinghouse Hier. 7.5 p.m-Talk on "World Litera- Lesson. Relayed from Ksenigs- 10.0 p.m.-Nes-s and Weather. trio (KDKA), WA. 309 un ure. wusterhausen. 1,250 m. (240 ko). 10.15 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down (970 ko) ; 25 kw. DENMARK on "Events in 7,0 p.m-Talk, "The Swarming of Transmito at intervals from 4.0 pm: COPENHAGEN. Copenhagen Radio China." 7.3le.n._Tallc Programme relayed ou 64 us. tranomisuians relayed "Children's Songs." (4,657 ko.) from 11.0 p.m. WA. 337 na. (890 Icc); 0.7 kw, The t000wing 1.0 p.m.-Weatlaer Time. POLAND Soro by Koefligswusterleaustfl on and 11.0 p.m-Baseball Scores. Programme relayed by 8.15 p.m.-Procramme 01 MusiC by hilO p.m.-Conc.rt by (1,153.0 an.; 260 ko). 1,250 na. (240 ke). POSEN. ltaelio-Poznosn. WA. the Studio 8.10 p.m.-" The Street Singer"- Children, including a Children's 270.3 m, (1,100 ko); 1.5 kw. Ensemble, 3.0 p.m-Concert. Choir. 11.55 p.m.-Baseball 7.0 p.m.-Newo. Exchange and Time. Operetta (Fall). Transmite at Intervals fro,ss 2.0 p.m. Scores, 10.15 und Weather. 10.0 p.m.-Ps-eso and Sports News.. 7.0 p.ns.-Vcsriety Items. 1250 midnight.-Reital of Sacred 7.30 p.m-Talk, "The Principles p.m-Ness 10.15 pm.-Dance Music. and Organisation of Welfare 7.15 p.m-News. -D--- 12.0 midnight (approx.). -Close 7.40 p.m-Economies Talk. i 2..'m.-Agrindtural Report. Associations." BRESLAU. Sclsleoinche Punkatunde. Down. 1,0 a,m.-Concert 8.0 p.m.-Sympheny Concert from 0.0 p.m.-Talk, "Alone the EssoRs by' George Olsen's WA. 315. 6 us. (950 ke); 4 kw, of the River Dniestra." Orchestra, from ',9 JZ, New York, Works of Mozart. Transmits at intervals from 11.15 am. 2.0 The Continentals," 9.15 p.m.-News. 8,30 p.m-Concert of Light Music, am.-" from 7.0 p.m.-Talk, "Wonderful HOLLAND Senes sind Military Music. WJZ New York, 1.30 p.m-Concert of Light Music. Comets." 4.0 a.m.-Wmtlaer and Baseball 1. Andreas Muter (Petras). 2. HILVERSUM. Algemeene Neder 10.20 p.m.-Dance Music. 7.35 pn.-Talk, "Fram .hnolmal-ts 12.0 midnight Trauanlsnd (Fucik). 3. Bach- Possef landsclse Radio Omeoep. WA. (apprevx.). - Close 4. Songs. Sian-the Evolution of tise Down. 4.°s'-Pittsburgh Post Thestri- Ilachparade (Llncke). of Speech." 1,067 m. (281 kc); 5 kw. cal Rovue, (sosia the Grand 5. Ideale (Tosti). 6. Tresora uno of Transmite at mtera'als from 11.40a.m. 6.10 p.m:-Cancert from Works 0.00 Theatre, Pittsbnrgla. (Bccucci). 7. Songs. 8. Damons Wagner. 1. Fentsvsarsch. 2. Pre p.m.-Variely Concert. la Tarantella (Ryder). 9. Syiva lude to "Lohengrin." 3. Soprano 6.25 p.m,-Enghish Lesson. SPAN N -D- bunten Mock A Walta (Spacek). 10. Ion Solo from "Tannhäuscr." 4. 7.50 p.m.-' Dream BARCELONA. Radio'Barcelona SCHENECTADY, FlY. Generai (Jessel). Selection from "Paroifal." 5. (O. Strauss). News in the interval. Electric Company (WIlY), WA. 10.30 p.m. (apprsx.).-Close Down. 10.40 pm. (apgsrox.)'-Clooe Down. (EAJ1). WE. 344.8 an. (870 ko); m. Three Songs: (a) Im Treibhaus, 2 kw. 379.5 (790 kc) ; 60 kw. Schmerzen, (r) Träume, 6. Transmite at intervals fram 11.45am; (b) Transmits st intervals fonos 12.Onoon, by FRANCE The Siegfried Idyll. 7. Prelude 8.40 p.m-English Lesson. R.elayesl 2XAF on 32.77 is. to " Die Meistersiugen." 8. HUNGARY 9.0 p.m.-Exchange Quotations und (9,155 Icc) from-11.0 p.m. PARIS. Ecole Sop8nieore (FPTT). Soprano Solo from "Tristan und 11.0 p.m.-Sinck Exchange Quota' BUDAPEST. Magyar Radio Ujsag, News. Ness's, WA. 404 m. (646 to); 0.5 kw. Isolde." 9. Selection from "flot- WA, 555.6 m. (540 ko); 3kw. 8.10 p.m.-SOng Recital. tians and Transmits at in't.ervals froua 8.0 am. tendammenuue." - 11.25 p.m.-Baseball Scores. TransmIts at intervals from 9,30 am. 10_0 p.m.-Chimes and Weather. 11.30 4.0 p.m.-" Croiza Festival." Relayed 18.15 p.m.-Wireleos Notes. 6.30 p.m.-Time and News, 10.5 p.m.-St.ock Exchange Closing p.m-The Hotel Ten Eyck from the Palace of Fontainebleass. 10.30 p.m. (approx.). Close Down. Orchestra. - 0.0 p.m.-Chamher Music, Prices. 12.25 am. (Wednesday, July 6.0 p.m-Radio Journal de France. --D- 11.31 p.m. (approx.).-Gips Music 10.10 p.m.-Cantralto Songs. 13th); 0.0 p.m-English Lesson. 10.50 p.m.-Overtssre to "Fingal'o -Baseball Scores. 9.0 p.m-Gala Concerl. Arranged Soda 12.30 a.m.-raSo by "Jud Landon." sox.). Close Cave" (Mendelaaohn). 12.4a a.m.-imtrsaanental by the (lunera) Wireless Association Down. - 11.0 p.m. (approx.).-Close DossO. Music from Selection from "Manan' (Mao- '428.6 na. (700 ko); 4 kw, the Hotel Ononciaga, Syracuse, annoti Transmits at intcrvalofrom 12,0 noon - -D- N.Y. 11.0 p.m.-New. 5.45 p.m.-Beth°0 from the Col- ITALY MADRID. Union Stadio (EAJ7). 1.30 a.m.-The flarisonY Twins. 11.15 p.m. (opprox.).l00 Do. ìectiOn 04 Stuosian Stonies-" Be- WA. 375 rn. (800 kc); 3 6w 2.0 am.- The EveadV Hoar.' tsreefl YesterdaY and To-morrow.' MILAN. Unione RadiOfoniCO ¡ta!- Tranomito at intervalS from 11.45a.m 3.0 am-The Station Orchestra aw1 -D- foe Women. from- (930ko); 7.0 p.m._OrCheStraI Conceit. lohn Lloyd (Tenor). PARIS. Eiffel Tower (FL). WA. 6.15 p.m.-Ta16 ia.na(l.7o[I) WL..322.iO. 2650 rn (113 6e) 5 kw Cassel, 272.7 rn (5,100 6e). l.a 10.0 p.m.T1me and Exchange 3.30 am.-" ttadio.Cavateade" 10.26 am.-TimC. 6.30 p.m.-Talk. "The FrearataY Tranomito at intervalo from 12.15 p.m. - QuotatiOfl -. 4.30 am. (a7pr0x.).-ioOe Down:

PDF compression, OCR, web optimization using a watermarked evaluation copy of CVISION PDFCompressor JULY 8TH, 1927. WORLD-RADIO 41 PROGRAMMES FOR WEDNESDAY (Jay 13) TIME. V NOTE: THE HOURS OF TRANSMISSION ARE REDUCED TO BRITISH SUMMER 12.30 p.m-concert. 1. La Estocada 7.0 p.m.-Orchestral Music. fluet from Act II. of 'Madame Programme also relayed by Motera IRELAND -Fsm-Doble (Seras). 2. Signorina 7.20 p.m.-Talk: "The origin of Butterfly (Puccini). 1,320 m. (227 te); Gotebnrg, COR K. Cork Broadcasting Stetson (Delabre). 3. Les the South-Saxon Race," relayed 0.30 p.m--In the Interval: Time. 416.7 m. (720 te); and Maimo, -Boston V (OCR). WL. 400 ro. (750 te); R.omaneouues-Overture (Smet). from Hanover (297 ca.. 1.010 ko.) 11.0 p.m. (approx.).-Close flown. 260.9 m. (1,150 te). 1.5 kw. 4. Orientale (Delabre). 1. Peer 7.55 p.m.-Weather. Cl- Transmits at intervals from 12.35p.m. 2.30 p.m-Weather, Stock Market Gynt-Suite (Grieg). 6. Mattnèe 8.0 p.m-Concert nl Hunting Music. RO M E. Unione Radiofonica Italiana 7.30 p.m-Greetings by Sir Robert Report and Gramophone Recorde. Printanière (Canuoat). 7. Le 9.15 p.m.-100g Recital. (ORO). WL.450m.(ee7kr); 2kw. Baden.PowelI and the Swedish 6.30-10.30 p.m.-Programme re- Retour (Poussigoe). 8. Ml Per' 10.30 p.m. (approx.).-Concert from Transmits at intervals from 1.0 p.m. Chief Scout with the Foreign layed from Dublin, 319.1 m. dicton-Tango (Esposito). 9. the Ulileuhorster Fährisaus. News. 9.0 p.m.-Tinse and News. Represeetatiaes at the Beatnluni i (940 te). -Cl----- Fooling (Waltham). 12.0 midnight (zspprox.).-Clone Dow's 9.10 p.m.-Concert. 1. La Navarraise I DUBLIN. Dublin Broadcasting 1.50 p.m.-Exehange Quotations ad -Cl- (Massenet). 2. Baritone Solos: 7.40 p..-Talk, "Sympathetic and I Station (2RN). W.L. 319.1 ro. News. LANGENBERG. Westdeutscher (a) Aria from "Crispino e la Unsympathetic People."

r (940 te); 1.5 kw. 4.30 p.m.-Exchange Quotations. Rundfunk, WA. 468.8 ra. (640 Coosare" (Ricci), (b) Aria from 0.10 p.m-Concert of Baled Munie: 1.30 p.m.-Exehange, Weather and 4.45 p.m-Instrumental Concert. te.); 25 kw. Don Sebastian (DonizettI). 3. 1. Grüss in die Feme-March Gramophone Concert. 5.35 p.m.-Market Prices. Trannmits at intervals froml0.30a.m. 'Cello Solon : (a) Canti runsi (During). 2. Mephistopheles- 7.0 p.m.-Women's Hour. 7.30 p.m.-Colonial Notes. Programme also relayed by Muenster (Lab), (b) Gavotte (Popper). 4. Selection (Boito). 3. The Daughter 7.20 p.m.-Exeloange and News. 0.0 p.m.-News. on 241.9 in. (1,240 te.). Orchestra: (a) B.omasza orientale of the Regiment-Selection (Doct. 7.30 p.m.-Irish Lesson by M. 8.30 p.m.-Gala Concert arranged by 6.30 p.m.-" Gardening Hints," from (Herbert), (b) Danza piemontese zettl). 4. Der Rosenkavalier'- O'Maolalnn (As Arainn). Les Grands MagazIns du i5. (Singaglia). 5. Soprano Soles: Waltz (Donizetti). 5. Concertino, 7.45 p.m.-German Lesson by Oiga tempo." News in the intervals. 7.40 psn.-'--Talk for Young People, (a) Perchè (Grimaldi), (b) Aria from Opus 26 (Weber). 6. An Old- t', von Wenkotern. from Cologne. I Itantzau" (Mancagni). 6. fashioned Wedding in Alvdale n 8.0 p.m.-Orcheslral Concert. 1. The 8.5 p.m.-Talk "The Technical L'Uomo dal Fiore in Bocca (Gudmondsoio). 7. Swedish Cono. Flight of the Bumble Bee (Rimsky. GERMANY Control of the Langenberg Station" Dialogue. 7. Adagio for Clarionet try Songs. 8. Revue Selections.

r Kornakoff). 2. The Bees' Wedding B E RI.I N. Koenigowuatcrhausen. from Elberfeld. and Orchestra (Wagner). 8. 5.15 p.m-News. (Mendelssohn). 3. My Lady WA. 1,250 ra. (240 te.); 8 kw. 8.30 p.m.-Programsse of Modern Tssrkioh March (Moussorgoky). 9. 9.30 p.m-Weather. Dragon Fly (Pluck). Tessneolts st intervals from 12 noon. Fslk Mssic fosos Dusseldorf. Baritone Solos: lai Aria from 9.40 p.m.-Sssite in G major for 8.30 p.m-Concert by the DoaUoth 6.38 p.m-English Lesson. 10.20 p.m.-News and Sporta Notes Laknié" (Delibes), (b) Aria from Pianoforte (Bach). Vocal Quartet Station Celeste 6.55 p.m.-Talk on The German from Cologne. Don Carlos" (Verdi). IO. Getlo 10.0 p.m. Poetry Reading-" The Septet, K. S. \%and (PIanist), Noel Machine Industry." 10.30 p.m.-Conceet. relayed frorst Solos: (a) Nocturne (Chopin), Old Story" and ' The Dream of Herbert (Tenor) and the Station 7.20 p.m-Talk on Max Lieber- the Rheinterraosc," Duoscldorf. (b) Czardas (Flucher). 11. Selec- the Isle." Orchestra. 12.0 mldnight(approx.).-Closc Down tiOns for Soprano and Orchestra: 10.15 p.m-Old Dance Music. 10.30 pm.-Newo and Weather. U.°.-Programme relayed from - (a) May Night (Brahma), (b) I tre 11.15 p.m-Dance Music. 10.35p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Vonhaan. -a- LEIPZIG. Mitteldeutocher Rund- canti (Giasaoto). 12. Bourde 12.15 am--Close Down BERLIN. Voxhasio. WC. 566 and funk. WL. 365.8 m. (820 ko); 4 kss'. fantastique (Chabrier). AU STRIA 483.9 ra. (530 and 620 kc.); 2 and Transmito at Intervals from 10.0 am. 11.25 p.m.-News. WL. 4 kw. 6.5 p.m-Morse Lesson. I1.3p.m.latg.ox.).-Close Down. SWITZERLAND. VIENNA. Ras1ioWlen. 577 fpom 6.0 am. 6.20 and 517.2 ra. (520 and 580ko.); Transmits at intervalo p.m-Market Prices. BERN. Itadlo-Bern. WA. 411 us; 6.40 o.m.-Talk on The Esperanto 6.30 p.m-Elementary Englinin (730 ko.); 1.5 kw. 1.5 and 5 kw. Congress." Lessoit. Relayed from Koenigs- LITHUANIA Transmits at intervals from 11.0 am. World KOVNO. Raelio-Kaunso. WA. Transmits at intervals from 1.0 pm: 6.30 p.m.-Talk on SwimmIng.' 7.5 p.m.-Talk on Germas WinS." wasterhausen ora 1,250 m. 0.0 p.m.-Time and Weather. 7.30 p.m.-Talk on New Legal (240 he). 2,000 m. (150 ke) ; 7 ko'. 7.0 p.m-Talk on the Waelìauer 5.0 p.m.-Taflc in Esperanto. 0.5 p.m.-Talk: "The Founding Festival." Regulatlono." 7.0 p.m.-TalÌs, The Psychological and Development of the Bern 8.0 p.m.-Talk on Hollywood." Effect of Sport." 7.30 p.m-Time, Weather and News. Gymnanivae." 7.30 p.m.-Agrlcniturat Talk. relayed p.18.-Music 8.0 p.m.-Potltical Notes. 8.0 p.m.-Reading. The following transmissions 7.30 Talk. 8.30 p.m.-Coucert of National Ssslss and VoCa by Koenigswuaterhauoea on 1,250 8.0 p.m.-Wrather mcd Time. Music, relayed from BasiS (1,100 m. 9.0 p.m--Instrumental 8.15 of Old Hebrew Coo cert. metres (240 ko.). p.m.-PeoCramme NORWAY 273 ko.) 8.30 pith-Concert of Old Music. Manic. B E R G E N. Kringkaotingselslzap. 0.30 p.m-Orchestral Music from the 1. Concerto for String Instrumento. 9.15 p.m-OrChestral Concert. 1. IVA. 370.4 m. (810 ko); I kw. Bern Kursaal: Ness and Weather BELGIUM lu A minor (Vivaldi). 2. Concerto Racy Biss "-Overture (Mendels- WL. Transmits at Intervals from 11_ISa.m In the Intervals. BRUSSELS. Radio-Belgique. for Cembalo and String Orcheotra sohn). 2. Ballet Munie from La 8.25 p.m-Fishing Ness's. 10.30 p.m. (appmox.).-Closo Down. 508.5 m. (590 ke)- 15 kw. (Bach). 3. Concerto in F maior Ju1vC' (Halevy). 3. Fackeltanz of'Chmmber Stuoie. 8.30 p.m.-Orchestral Selectiens. 5.0 p.m-Concert for String and Wind Inatruments No. 1 (Meyerbeer). 4. Bercease 0.15 p.m-Talk. "Dreams and GENEVA. Rad-Geneva. WA: 6.0 p.m-Talk on Peter Benolt." (Handel). . 4. Rondo for Cembalo and Ecstasy (Bizet). 5. Prelude (395 0.5 kw. 7.30 Radio-Chronique." Hallorinations.' 760 ni. ko); p.m.- and Orchestra (Mozart). 5. Con- to Art ID. of Das Heimchen 9.45 p.m-New Gramophone Re- 8.30 p.m.-Exehange, Time and Wea- 8.0 p.m-SelectIon from -the opera certo for Cembalo and Orchestra ana Herd "(Goldmark). 6. Move- ther. Manos (Msssenet). (Mono). t. Symphony in C major ment (10m the Fourth Symphony I0°p.n.-Weather, News and Time. 8.32 p.m-Programme relayed Irons 10.0 p.m-News. (Ditterndorf). (Mahler). BasIs (1,100 m. 273 ko), and 10.30 p.m. (approx.).-Cloc'e Down. -- ; 10.15 p.m.-Newo and Weather. 10.15 p.m-News. OSLO. Kringkaotingselakapet. WA. Bers (411 m. 730 te). 10.30 p.m.-OrChestral Concert. 1. 10.30 p.m-Dance Music. - ; / 461.5 ra. (650 ko); 1.5 kw. - 9.se p.m.-Newo. CZECHO-SLOVAKIA The Barber of Seville-Overture 12.0 miduighi (approx.). - Close Progrnmnse atoo relayed by Pero- 10.0 p.m.-DauCe Basic from the BRUENN. Komarov. WL. 441.2 ra. (Rossini). 2. Lagunen-Walzer Down. grund, 504 ra. (595 ko). Humar, Kursaat. (Jeta, Strauss). 3. Nachm! an mn. (lISO Feederiksfad, 10_45 pm. (appmox.).-Clooe Down. (680 te); 2.4 kw. Babillage 566 te) Transmits at intervalo from 12.15 p.m. 1,tenctelssotm (Fétras). 4. HOLLAND 434.8 m. (690 kc), hlakan. 476m. (GiBet). 5. Seressaale (Robin). 6. Netodden, ZURICH. Radio-Genossenschaft. 7.0 p.m.-J3raeastic Selections. (Auber). HILVERSUM. Algemeene Heder- (630 he), 423 ra. (709 ko). 7.40 p.m. Orchestral and Vocal Fra Diavoto-Overt010 7.30 p.m.-Prograsome relsyrd front WA. 496 ra. (605 ko); 1 t'sv. 7. Marquis and Marquiee-Miourt landsche Radio Omroep. WA. Concert. 1,067 m. (281 te) S kw. SlnCkhslm. 454.5 m. 1660 he).- Transmits at intervalo f mom 12.28p.m. p.m.-Proeramnne relayed from (Godard). 8. In Hawaii (Werau). ; Iuternaltonal Boy tCOu( Meeting 7.58 p.m-Weather and Time. 100 11.30 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. -Transmits at Intervals from 11.40a.m. Pragse. 348.9 m. (859 ke). 4.40 p.m-Orchestral Concert. Address by Sir Robert Baden- 8.0 p.m.-TaIk, "Woman and the BRESLAU. &lilenehe Funlustunde. 7.25 p.m.-Police News. t.ri.rn.ConCert DENMARK 7_aa p.m-Concert. Relayed from 8.0 pm-TIene. of Viennese IVA. 315.6 esa. (950 kc); 4 kw. 8.3 p.m.-Concert by the Grand Operetta Selections. COPENHAGEN. - the Kurhaus, Scheveningen. 1. Copenhagen Radio. Transmits at intervals from U.15 a.m Cult Orchestra. 10.10 p.m-News and Weather. - (Haydn). WA. 337 us. (890 kc); 0.7 kw. 6.50 p.m-English Reading 0 l'ha Fourth Symphony p.m. Down, relayed by Soro, 2. "Das Lied von der Erde 9.0 p.m-Talk on "The Early 10.20 (approx.).-Close Programme Douglas Yates,- MA., from " The Chrintiano Custaromlos" kc). Synsplsony for Orchestra inns! and the 1,153.8 on. (260 Country st the Blind " (Welts). 8.30 p.m-Recitations und Prose Transmits at intervals from 6.30 p.m. 7.10 p.m.-Elemessiary English Soloists, U.S.A. 7.0 p.m.-Newu, Exchange and Time. 15.10 p.m-Weather aies! News, Reading. 10.5 and Weather, and 7.30 p.m-Talk. 8.0 eSnfl Concert Relayed train 10.20 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. p.m-News PITTSBURGH. Westinglaoune EIer 8.0 p.m-Variety Concert. GInlade, 250 m. (1200 ke). 1. Gardening Itints. - trie tRIaRÁ). WA. 301) sa. 10.15 p.m.-Dasce Music. totO ke); 25 kw. 9.15 p.m-News. The Orchestra.-" 19k Weihe stes HUNGAi!V ))pidniht(approx.).-CioseD(sss-n. 9.30 p.m-Concert of Dania'h Music. Mamen "-Overture (Beethoven). Transmits a.t intervals fessai 4.0 p.m. 10.30 p.m. 1)own. BUDAPEST. Magyar Rodio Ujoag. Programme relayed on 64 eu. (appeox.).-Close 2. Recitations: (a) Creatlou, (h) 555.6 m. 3 kw. WA. (540 he); (4,687 kc) Irom 11.0 p.m. - The Flight roand the World," Transmito at intervals from 0.30 am. SPAI N - The Barevlcsna 11.0 p.m-Baseball Seseen. FRANCE (e) Man to Man." 3. 8.0 p.m.-Militnry Coresert. CARCELONA. Rodio 11.10 p.m.-Csncnrt by che Westing' PARIS. Ecole Snp6eieure (FPTT). Orchestra: (o) Triumphal March, 7.10 p.m-Old and New Music. (EAJI). WA. 344.8 us. (870 kc); (b) tIse of the Mountain- house Rand. WA. 464 us. 1646 te); 0.5 kw. In Halt 6.0 p.m-Concert relayed from the 2 kw. 11.55 p.m.-In the inter-cal: Base- Transmits at intervals troni 8.0 am. King (Grteg). 4. 'Rosons! the Zoologieal Gardenn. Transmito at Intervals Irons 12 Noon. ball Scores. 2.0 p.m.-Concert. Arranges! by the Earth "(Thiene). 5. The Orchestra Manic relayed from 8.30 p.m.-Lenson in Castillan Spell- (Schuosanu). 11.0 p.m-Dance 11.20 am. (Thursday, July 14th).- General Wireless AssocIation. -' Aufschwung" the Ritz Mote!. Report of Road Conditions. 8.0 p.m.-" Le Radio Journal de 9.0 p.m.-' Die schone Mutlerin 12.0 midnight (appro.'c.). Close 9.0°m.-Exrhange Qnstations and Song Cycle with Frologoe and - 12.30 am-Agricultural Report. France." News. 1.0 a.m.-Conce,t froos WJZ, Nesv 8.0 p.m-Talk, "Shrubs and Epilogue (Sehuliert). Beloved 9.5 p.m-Orchestral Concert by "La Flowers." from Gleiwitu. Moderna de Granoliern." York. 9.0 p.m.-Progrsmme relayed from ITALY 10.0 p.m--ChImes ami Weather. 1.30 am-Concert. the " Lyric Theatre." In the FRANKFURT. Siidwestdeutscher MILAN. Unione Radiofonica Ital- 10.5 p.m-Stock Exchange Closing 2.0 am.-" Macswell Hour" from 426.6 us. (700 kg); iana (SMI).. SIL. 322.6 us. (930 kc) wiE. - intervals News. Rundfunk. WL. Pricen. 3.0. The troia 4 kw. 1.3 kw. ic_in p.m.-Orchestral Concert by the n.m.-" Itadiotrono," PARIS. -u- at intervals from 12.0 noon Transmite at intervals from 12.15 oem. Sano." WJZ. Eiffel Tower (FL). WA. Tranamits Orfeo de 4.0 and Baseball 2,650 us. (113 te); 5 kw. 5.45 p.m-Review of Books. 8.30 p.m-Opening Signal. 10.40 p.m-Songs (Manen). am-Weather 10.28 a.m.-Ttsue. 6.30 p.m-Talk, "Careosif les from 8.45 p.m.-Time. 11.40 p.m.-Orchenfral Concerl. 6.45 p.m.-" Le Journal ParlO." Newspapers." 8.47 p.m5-Leoson in" Wireless 11.35 p.m.-Orchnntrat Music (Manen) -u-- on Bishop Technology." SCHENECTADY, N.Y. Gtneral Mee' 8.0 p.m.-Wessther, 7.0 p.m-Memorial Talk 12 midnlght-(approx.)--Close Dosen. Company (WOY). WA. 379.5 8.5 p.m.-Coecert. 1. Faltara- Milteelan Emanuel V. Kettelee' 9.0 p.m.-" Madame Buttnrtfy "- trie 50th Anniversary (Puccini), followed by -u- ni. (790 kg); 60 kw. Symphonic Poem (Smetana). 2. Slainz on the Opera MADRID. Union Radio tEAJ7). Transmits at Intervalo fesse 11.43am; Bere'euue-Vtolin Solo (Fauré), of hin Death. WA. 375 rn (800 k-c); 3 kw. Educational 11.oi.-Dance Music relayed from Relayed by 2XAD on 22.2 sse. (13,li23 3. Marte Magdelelne (Maaaenet). 7.39 p.m-Talk, ' TIse Transmits at Intervalo tram 11.45a.m. p.m. 4. Barques au clair de lane Movement of Trade Unions." La Piasehetteria Tooeasaa." 7.0 p.m.-Orchesteal Concert, talk in br), from 11.0 (Flevet). 5. Minuet in A minor for 8.0 p.m.-Talk, "Plant Life In 11.30 p,m. tapproo.)-Close Doss-n; interval by Luis Medina. 11.0 p.m.-Stock Exchange Quota' 'Cello (Mouret'Dendetot), (b)" For' Summer." - u- 10.0 p:m.-Time and Exchange Quo- lions and News. Der liebe Angustio NAPLES. Uniese Radiofonica Rol' 11.15 p.m.-Baechaii Scores. lane" in G minor for 'Cello 8.15 p.m.-" "- tattoos. 11.20 Business English." (Mouret'Dandelot). 6. The Prison Operetta (Leo Fall). tuna ()NA). WA. 333.3 us. 10.5 p.m.-Progeamnac relayed from p.m.-" (900 te); 3.5 tos. 870 11.40 p.m-The Station Orchestra. Aria from "Htrodtaste" (Mas' -D- Barcelona (RAJ1) (344.8 on., n.m. (Thursday, July aenet). 7, Suite fantastique HAMBURG. l4ser.ug (ha, in Morse), Transamits at intervalo Icona LO p-ni. 12.15 14th).- 4 kw, 0.55 p.m-News Baceball Scores. (Foulds). WA. 305.23 on. (759 te.); 12.0a.m. (Thursday, July 14th).- Pro- 9.15 p.m.-Edueational Programme. Transmita at intervals IrOm 5.45 am. 0.0 p.m.-ConoeeL 1. La Vestale- News. 12.20 a.m.-WGY Agricultural 11.26 p.m.-Tlme. 5.0 p.m.-The Dance Music from tise Symphony tspontiui). 2. Baritone 52.30 (apierox.).-Close Down, from "Lun Favorito" (Doni' a., 1.?i1ae Renslngthn Band, from -u- Atlantic Hotel. Solo Ilion, N.Y. PARIS. ltaelio'Paris (CPB,). WA. 0.0 p.m.-Orcheatral Music. inetti). 3. Soprano Solo trocee "La the Remington Studio, 6.30 Elementary Engtiuh Bohème" (Puecin4. 4. Cunsze,nse SWEDEN 2.0 a.m.,-Tisne. 1,760 na. (176 kc); 3 kw. p.m. - 2.5 n.m..-The Troubadours, (roen 10,30 a.m,-Nesss and Musical Lesson relayed from Koeusigs- d'ànsore (Lesocavallo). 5. Tenor :STOCKHOLM. Itadiotjäeaot (SASA). kc.). (BelOn)). 6. WA. 454.5 us. (660 kc) ; 1.5 kw, New Yort. 8electiono4 . . wuoterhnusnss (1,250 na.5 240 Solo!rom "Norma"

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- PROGRAMMES FOR THURSDAY (July 14) I . NOTE: THE HOURS OF TRANSMISSION ARE REDUCED TO BRITISH SUMMER TIME. . - PARIS. Eiffel Tower (FL). IRFI fttJfl WL.l 7.Op.m,-Readlng, "Upper-Sileoian ( 5.55 p.m-Talk. I 10.25 p.m.-Trio Muoic. 2050 ni. (113 ke); 5 kw. Monasteries." t.25 105K. Cork Broadcasting StatIon. p.m-Concert (eontd). - 11.0 p.m. (approx.)-Clooe Down. 10.26 a.m,-Time. 7,35 p.m-TopIcal Talk. 7.25 p.m.-Polìce News. (6CK). iVI. 40(1 ea. (750 kc); - -u- 6.45 p,_m.-" I.e Journal ParlI." 0.15 p.m-Concert. 1. Nibelungen- 7.50 p.m-Concert. Tolk in the MADRID. Union Radio (EAJ7). 1.5 kw. 8.0 p.m.-Weuther. March (Sonntag). 2. Rossan Car- Interval. WA. 375 oms. (800 ke) ; 3 kw. 0.30 p.m-Weather, Stock Market 8.5 p.m-Patriotic Concert 1. La nival. 3. Overture (Berlioz). 4. Report and Gramophone Records. i0.10.p.m,-Weather and News. Transmito at intervals from 11.45a.na Islarseillalse-Baritone Solo. 2. Gioconda "-Ballet Music (Pon- 10_15 p.m-Dance Music. 7.0 p.m.-Orchestral Coocnrt, Talk 0.30 10.30 p.m.-I'rotlraniiOe re- Cous qui pieusement sant marts chielli). 5. "Thc Wanderer In !J.pi8ppy60ì-Clooe Dosen:_ in.)nter-s-al by luis Medioa - layed from Dublin, 3l0l rn peur la Putrie-Pnem (Victor Granada "-Overture (Kreutzer). (940 kc). 10.0 p.m.-Time and Exchange Hugo) recited by M. Andrl 6. The Mill in the Bl&ek Formt HUNGARY QuoI allons. Drlacour. K Fahle-Baritone (Eilenberg). 7. "Faust "-Sccneo 10.5 p.m,-Concert by the MunIcipal DUBLIN. Du1n Broadcasting Solo (Paladihle). 4. Songa of the (Gosmod). S. Die Moldau-Sym- BUDAPEST. Magyar Radio Uiaag. WL. 319.1 ni. Station (ORN). Revolution. 5. Hymn to France phonie Poem (Smetana). 9. WA. 555.0 m. (500 kc); 3 kw. i2.2 .m. (940 Ic); 1.5 kw. (Frislay, July 15th)- (Foulds). 0. Dance Stuoie. Strauss' Operettao - Potpourri Transmito at Intervals from 9.30 a.ni. News. 1.30 p.m-Exchange, Weather and 9,15 p.m.-Edumtional Programme. (Schlögel). 10. KInd, du kannst tin p.m.-Talks. Gramophone 0.45 p,m._:-Military 12.30 am. (apnsx.)-Clese Down, Concert. 11.26 p.m.-Time. - tanzen wie meine Frau (Fail). Concert. ______7.0 p.m.-Gramoptuone Music. 10,15 p.m-Wireless News. 7.30 p.m.-Studio Performance of 7.20 p.m.-Exchange and News. PARIS. ' Petit Parisien. WA. 10.30 p.m. (approx.).-Cloac Down. A Nosztyfiu eseto ToGs Martial." SWEDEN 7.30 p.m-French Lemon by Stile. 10.30 p.m-Time, News and Grauìo' 340.9 m. (880 Ic) ; 0.5 kw. STOCKHOLM. Radiotjänst (SASA). Giudicelli. 9.0 p.m. Concert : 1. " L'fin' FRAN KFURT. Siidweotdeutacher phone Records. 7.45 p.m.-Talk, "Evolution of the - 1Ko (midsight, IVA. 454.5 m. (060 ke); 1.5 ksv. presado "-Overture (Mozart). '2. Rondfunk. WA. 428.6 ea. (700 ke); opprox.)-Clone Programme also relayed by Malata, Irish Nation,' by S. MacCathniholl. Moonlight Sonata-Finale (Beeth' 4 kw. 8.0 p.m-Concert by the Station 1,320 in. (227 kc); Gstnborg, oven). 3. Symphonie ecosaolse Transmito at Intervalo from 12.0 noon 416.7 m. (720 lie); und Maims, Orchestra, Elliot Doble (Baos), T. No. 3-Second Movement (Mendel' t.45 p.m.-Wircless Club Notes. the ITALY 260.7 co. (1,150 ke). - Rowley (Elocutionist) and esohn). 4. Symphonie he rolque 7.15 p.m-Talk "Problems of Transmits at Atlantic Beach Dance Band. MILAN. Unione Radlafonica ItalI- Intervals from 12.55p.no, No. 3-First Movement (Beeth' Modero Operatic Production." ana (1 7.30 p.m.-Vocai Rncital. 10.30 p.m.-Newo, Weather and 7.45 ML). WA. 322.6 in. (030 oven). 5. Berceua (Schumann). 0. p.m.-Traoomiooion arranged by lie) 1.5 0.15 p.m.-Coocert. 1. Suite from Sporto Notes. Cléopltra "-M4rche triomphale the " Frankforter Zeitung." ; ka-. 10.35 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. Transmito at intervalo from 12.15p.m. AladdIn" (Oshlenochlager). 2. (Manclneill). 8.15 p.m,-ReCitations. Charlotte 0.30 p,m.-Opening Signal. Albumblatt (Wagner). 3. Humores- Ctsristaasm (Elocotionlot). -u---- 0.47 p.m-Concert. 1. "Libuooa" que (Reger). t. Reigen (Reger). AUSTRIA PARIS. Radio-Paris (CFR). WA. 9.15 p.m. -" Armut "- Tragedy ib. Miurtha-Ayla (Flotos). t. (176 -Overture (Smetana). 2. Prelude VIENNA. RadIo-Wien. WI. 577 1760m. kc); 3kw. (Anton Wildgaoso). (Rachrnanlnoff). 3. Mugen Osoegin-Aria (Toehaika ioio and 10,0 p.m. Gavotte and and 517.2 m. (520 and 580 kc); am-Nema Musical (apprsx.).-Concnrt from TambourIne (Billi). 4. Andante ovsky). 7. Gianni Schicctoi- 1.5 and 5 kw. Selections. Works of Schosbrrt. from the Fourth Symphony (Beet' Selection (Pacrini). S. Marches aus. 12.30 p.m.-Concert. 1. Ota-GygI-- Transmite at Intervals from 11.0 boyen). 5. Literary Talk. 0. " TrIo (Winter). 1.0 Serenade (Lullng). 2. Chanson HAMBURG. Norg (ha, in Morse). p.m-Talk ou "Week-end in G Minor" (Smetana). 7. Con- 9.15 p.m-News, Mélancoliqase 3. (so) 4 Outings." (Brim). Je IVA. 395.25 m. (759 ke); kw. certo to E Minor (Mendelsoolan). 8. 9.30 p.m,-Weather. l'aime bien, (b) % ilanelle (Michaux). Trananoito at intervals 6.25 p.m-Travel Talk, "The Euler trono 545 a-m- Pianoforte Solos. 0. Fanfaoie 9.45 p.m.-Talk, "Cycling," relayed Valley." 4. Ariette d'Avril (Moignard). 5. 5.0 p.m.-Coecert from the Café (Ranzato. from Gatktnbueg. Danses (Bernard). Wallhof. DramatIque 10. "La 7.0 p.m.-Sporta Talk. Algerotses t. Speranza" (Parelll). 11. Scene 7.30 p,m.-Eoperanto Lesoon. Madeleine (MontaIent). 7. Cop- to p.m-Orchestral Music. t.50 Napolefane-Sulte (Maooenet). 12. SWITZERLAND 11,5 p.m.-Concert. 1. "Die Fleder' pella-Suite (Deibeo). 8. Pupil' p.m.-Talk, "Women lo ScIence "The Sleeping Beauty "-Selee- maus "-Overture (Strauss). 2. lono (Campa). 0. Segisedille sind Art-Elisabeth von Heylzlng BERN. Modio-Bern. WA. 411 m tino (Telialkovoky). (730 kc) Selection from "Carmen' (Bluet). (Albenlz). 10. Melody (Robin' -Poet and DIplomat." 11.0 p.m.-Donce Music. Relayed ; LS kw. 3. "Olfenboehiana "-Potpourri atela). 11. Noveiletta(D'Ambrooio). 7.10 p.m-Talk, "Gymnastics for Transmito at intervals from 1.0 p.m. from the" Fiasehetterla Toocana." 0,0 (Conradi). 4. Coronation March 12. Cantllene (Gannet. 13. La tIlle Women." 11.30 p.m. (approx.)-Clooe Down. p.m-TIme and Weather. (Kretschmer). 5. "Verliebt"- ile Madanso Angot - Selection 7.35 p.m-Talk for TourIste- 8.5 p.m-Bern Dialect Programms - Ilomance (Zlehrer). 6. Morgen- (Lecocq). Mecklenburg." NAPLES,. iJnlon"Radiofonleso Ital- with Orchestral Interludes from bliltter-Waltz (Strauss). 7. Iou 1.50 p.m-Exchange QuotatIons and .55 p.m-Weather. the EmanaI. iana (SNA). WA. 333.3 155. 9.00 Walde-Pianofocte Solo (Macak). News. 1.0 p.m-Concert from the Raleo- (900 ke); 1.5 ko'. p.m-News and Weather. 8. Potpourri of Viennese Music 4.30 p.m.-Exeloange Quotations. horster Flhrhana. 10.5 p.m.-Orchestral Music. rranoialts at intervals from 2.0 p.m. 10.30 p.m. (Kooizak). 9. Roses of the South 4.45 p.m.-Clasoiral Rouir. 10,30 p.m. (approx.)-Cnncert from 5.50 p.m-News. (appruec.)-CIOse Dosso, (Stratana). 10. March (Latzels- 5.35 p.m-Market Prices. the Café ContInental, Hanoser. 0.0 p.m.-Concert of Neapolitan berger). 7.30 p.m.-Cofonial Notes. News. Music, GENEVA. Radlo'Oeneva. WA. 8.0 p.m-Nears. I2,0 (midnIght, - approx.) - Close 11.0 p.m. Dosen. 700m. (395 loe): 0.5 kw. 8.15 p.m-Talk in Esperanto. (approx.).-Close 0.30 p.m-Exchange, Tinoe and BELGIUM by Weather. BRUSSELS. Jtadio-Belglque. WL. 8.30 p.m-Concert arranged the ROME. UnIone RadIofonica Italiana Wireless LANGENBERG. 8.32 p.m-Orchestral Concert from 508.5 rn (590 kc.); 1.5 kw. Aissateurs' A000eiation." Westdeutscher (1RO). WA. 450m. (667 ke); 3 kw. 9.30 pro-flanes Music. News in Rundfunk. WA.: 408.8 ea. (640 Tranornits tise Hotel Metropole. I. "The 5.0 p.m-Children'S Concert. the Intervals. kc); 25 kw, at intervalo from 5.0 p.m. Barber of Seville' (Rossini). 2. 6.0 p.m.-Flemiah Lesson. 0.50 p.m.-News. Rigoletto l'.30 rransmita at intervalo from 10.30a.m. 9.0 and Nears. "-Selection (','ersll). p.m.- Radio-Chroniqsse." Programme also relayed by Muenster p.m.-Time, Weather 3. Two Spanish Dances (Granados). 3.0 p.m-Concert relayed from "La GERMANY 9.10 p.m.-Orchentral and Vocal 4. on 241.9 m. (1,240 kr) Concert, (Alhenlr): s) Coruloba ; (b) Sealle Delgay." 1. Marche héroïque BERLIN. Koenigswustechausen. 5.30 p.m-Talk Irom Cologne, "How followed by Lesson in Sevilla. (Saiot..Saffls). 2. L'apprenti WA. 1,250 no. (240 kc); 8 kw. RadIo Technique and Select-Ion 9.30 shall I keep Realthy.' from " Fedora (Olor' p.m-News. sorcier (Duka). 3. Joueurs de Transmito at intervals from 2.30 psis. 1.40 p.m-Sports Talk from Cologne. "-Operetta 9.40 p.m. (approx.1-Close Down. ilûte (Roussel). 4. Masques et 6.30 p.m-Advanced Spanish Lesson. 0.15 p.m.-Talk, "The Átono,' from bergamasques (Paure). 5. Pastor- 6.55 p.m-Talk on" German Song- p.m-Nears. Coloene. 11.30 pm, (approx.).-'Close U.S.A. ale for Wind Instruments (FieroS). Schubert." 7.00 p.m-Talk, "Philosophy Dosso. 6. Five o'clock (Ravel). 7. 7.20 p. m-TaIt on " Butterfly Pests.' throsughouttheAgcs," fromCologne. PITT8BURGH. Westinghouse Elee. Musiques intimen (Schmitt). 8.30 p.m-Programme relayed from 8.0 p.m-Concert by the Barmen' LITHUANIA trie (KDKA). IVE. 309 m. 9.0 p.m. - French Programme. .Voohaoo, Elberfeld Town' Clsoir, Relayed KOVNO. Radio-Kaumaa. WE. 2,000 (970 kc); 25 kw, Lite rary and M unirai Sniections, -1-- from the Garden of the Sradthalle, m. (150 ke); 7 kw. Transmito at Intervalo trono 4.0 puai. followed by cosithasoation of Cour RERUN. Voxhaus. WL. 506 and Jahannisberg. 1. Roch-und Deut- 1,0 p.m-Talk. Pcogramme relay est on 0-t mot cork. 8. The Enchanted Wood 483.9 rn (530 and 820 te); 2 and oehnseister-SCaraclo (ErtI). 2. ,p.m.-Time, Weather and News. (4,087 Icc) from 11.0 p.m. (sl'lndy). 9. HistoIres (Ibert). 4 kw. preciosa "-Overture (Weber). 11.0 p.m.-B:aoeball Scoreo. 10. Nocturne (Debussy). 11. Le Transmits at intervalo frano 8.0 n.m. 3. Selections from "L'Arlfsienne 11.10 p.m-Concert by the Studio Toosbeasi de Cosoperin (Ravel). 5.30 p.m-Modern Orchestral Con- (Bizet). 4. Roseo of the Sooth- NORWAY Ensemble, 12. Selections o? Poetry and Proas. curt. Waltz (Strauss). 5. Rangusrian BERGEN. Kriaekantingsetukap. 11.55 p.81.-Baseball Scores. from the Works of Joachim de 6.41 p.m.-" The Cold Storage of Rhapsody No. I (Liant). 6. "The WA. 370.4 m. (810 kc); 5 kw, 12.20 cm. '(Friday, July 15th).- ItalIcs', Jules Michelet, Edgard Food in the Household anuO Small Mccoy Wives of Windsor Transmits at intervals from 1l.15a.ns. Report of Road Conditionu.

Qainet, Riche- 8.25 12.30 - Victor Hugo, Jean Shops." Overture (Nicolal). 7. Violin Solo. p.m-Fishing Ness's. u.m.-Agriculloral 1(eport. pto and EmOle Verhauron. 7.10 p.m-Talk on " World Philoso- 8. Ruldigungsmarsch from 8.30 p.m.-Orcheotral Selections. 1.0 sm.-" Our Musical United 10.0 p.m-News. y of,, the Great Thinkers- Sigurd Jorsalfar (Once). 9. 9.0 p.m.-Talk, "Women on Corn' States," (romo WJZ, New York. 10.36 p.m. fapprox.l.-Chsue IMwus. Selection from "La Tosca" (Puc- mittees.' 1.30 o.m.-Cscenet by the Mese York 7.40 p'-Talk, "Doca Germany cini). 10. Waltz from tise" Czardas 9.30 p.m.-Planoloele Recllol, Philharmonic Orehenf ra, finns CZECHO-SLOVAKIA Need a Postal Savings Hank ?" Prineess" (Kalrnan). 18.0 p.m.-Weather, News and Time. I,ea,isohn Stadiiazst . From WJZ, 8.10 p.m-Talk on "The Aim of 10.31 p.m.-News and Sports Notes New York. BRUCON. Komarov. Sl'L. 441.2 in. the Hindenbssrg Fund." OSLO. Eringkastingselakapet. WE. 4.0 am-Weather and Baseball (680 kc); 2.4 kw. finns Cologne. The following tmnsmiooions relayed 10.41 p.m.-" Humour la Dialect 401.5 rn. (050 te); 1.5 kw. Sesees. Transmito at Intervals from 12.15 p.m by KOenicsmusterh ausen on 1,250 Progmrnme relayed by Po rsgrund, 5.35 p.m-German Transmission. -Fiogramnse from Elberfeld. -cl- metres (140 kc) and 8 kw. 504 in. (595 kg), Hamar, 500 no. SCHENECTADY5- N.Y. ' - General 6.0 p.m-Time and Agricultural 11.15 p.m-Concert fro115 the Cull 8.30 p.m.-Ludmig Fulda Recital. 1. Corso Dortmund, (530 ke), Frederlksntod, 434.8 m. Electric Company (WIlY). itA. Report. a) Die (6110 te); ROutas, 470 m. (030 loe), 379.5 mo. (79(1 te); 00 kw. 6.20 itecitattona: Verhete 12.0 mldnight, approx.)-Close p.m.-Talk. Prinzesain; (b) Der Tauchen' and Natodden, 423 mo. (709 kg). TransmIts at lotervals from 11.45a.m. 6.45 p.m-Relay from Prague, Down. -a- spIeler. 2. SelectIons for Harp and LEIPZIG. Mitteldeotscher Rand 0.0 p.m.-French Concert. Relayed by 2 XAF on 32.77 in. 348.0 rn (859 ke). 'Cello: (a) Murmelndes Liiftehesi 9.0 p.m-Talk, "Fronce." (9,155 kr) from 11.0 p.m. 7.0 p.m.-Orchestral Concert. funk. WA. 3058m. (820 kc) 4 kir, (Jensen); (b) Wiegeniled (Waler TransmIto at Intervalo from 10.0 am, 9.38 p.m.-Recitul of French Songs. 11.0 p.m.-Stoek Exchange Quota 8.0 p.m.-Symphosy Cascert. flan). 3. SopranO Sobo: (u) .trr 10.15 p,g-Clooe Down, tions and News. 9.0 p.m.-Orcheatrol Msosie. 6,30 p.m.-Advaneed Spanish Lesson Meer (Lautz); (b) Was do mii Relayed from Koenlgnmusler 11.25 p.m.-Basehsll Scores. 10.0 p.m-Relay from Prague. (b) p,m.-The bist (Molbe): fleinmtwärtu hausen, 1,250 m. (240 kg;, SPAIN 11.30 Powell Inn Orches' (Halbe); (4) Alles Verkliogl 7.0 p.m.-Talh, "A Bazaar In Stam FRANCE - (Slolbe). 4. Reeitatlono; (n BARCELONA. Radio Barce100n 12' am.' (Friday, July 15th)- bouif." - WA. 344.8 m. (870 Baseball -Scorro. PARIS. ]6role Supérieure (F1'TT). Bluster dem -Rücken ; (b) Der Pel: 7.30 p.m-Talk, "Travelo in Alls (EAJ1). te) WA. 464 m. (646 ke.) 0.5 kw. beIm Kürschner. 5. Soprano Solos 2 kw. - 12.30 am.-" The Story of America?' from 12.45 . Transmits at intervals frOm 8.0 am. (a) Lenzstlmmung (Ludwig) (b) o" -Weather and Tisse Tranonalta at Intervals 12 Noon. am-Studio Musical Pro. 2.0 p.m. (approx.)-Orclrestral Concert Naclstbllb (Strauss); (r) Das Oart- 8.15 p.m.-." A Journey Round the 6.0 p.m.-Chlldren'o Corner. . gramme. In commemoration of the National ehen (Moellendorif) (4) Kurze Ant- World " In Music and Recitation. LIS p.m-Reading from "Peter 1.0 a.m.-Programmebytlseitational Fête. 1. Overture to "The wart (Eycken). .6. Selections for 10.0 p.m.-Cabaret Music. Pan" (J. M. Barrir) Light Opera Company, from New 6.20 of York. Moantebanks" (Ganne). 2. Harp and 'Cello: (a) La FIleuse 10 0 m -News p.m-Talk: "The Streets (italO) (b) p Barcelona." 2.0 a.m.-Tlme. "Pour one Princesse (Février). ; Minuet (Werkmeister); 10 30 m -Silent Night 3. "Gillette de Narbonne (e) Cradle-Song (lfasoaer). .. ' - 0.40 p.m.-English Lesson 2.5 am.-" The Rsklmos," from Selection (Audran). 4. "Le 10.16 p.m-News and Weather. 9.0 p.m.-Exchange Quotations and New Yock. Royaume ele Papillons." 5. 10.30 p.m-Dunce Music. - News. 3.0 a.m.-The Sludrigal Quartet, "L'Arlésienne" - Suite (Bizet). 12.30 um. (FrIday, July 15th)- HILVERSUM. Algemeene Neder- 9.10 p.m.-Quintet Music 3.30 am-News troni "Time." 6. "La MarseillaIse" for Choir and Cloue Down landoche Radlo-Omroep. WA. 9.25 p.m.-Jtecltatlons by Sr. José 4.0 a.m.-Dance Ouste from Neve Orchestra. 1,067 ns (281 ko): 5 kw. Moretas York. 2.0 p.m.-" Le Radio Journal de BR ESLAU. Schlesische Funkstonde. Transmits at Intervals from 11.40a.m. 9.46 p.m.-llongu by the " Pedralbes 4.30 n.m-Organ Recital. Belayed France." WA. 315.8 m. (950 te); 4 kw. 3.10 p.m.-Prqgramnse for Hospitals. Quartet." from Proetor'a Theatre; Schenec- 9.0 p.m.-Oonce Music. Trensmits at intsrvals fessa 11.15 am. 4.40 p.m-Orchestral end Voga) Con- 10.0 p.m-Chimes and Weather tady. - 12.0 midniree spprox.).-Cloae Down 6.0 p.m-RevIew of Books. - cert. 10.10 p.m.-Talk 5.30 n.m. (approx.)----Close Down.

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PROGRAMMES FOR FRIDAY- (July 15): NOTE: THE HOURS OF TRANSMISSION ARE REDUCED TO BRITISH SUMMER TIME. PARIS. Eiffel Tower (FL); WL. HAMBURG. (Norag ha, in Morne). (Verdi). 9. PIanoforte Solos: IRELAND JVL. 395.25 m. (759 kg); 4 kw. (a) Evocation (Albeniz), (b) Polka SWEDEN 2650 in. (113 be); b .kw STOCKHOLM. Razliotjonnt (SASA,). CORK. Cork Broaslcaatlng Station 10.26 Lm.-Tlme. Transmits at intervals from 5.45 am. in A major (Chopin). 10. Selection (OCR). WL. 400 ea. (750 kw); p.m.-" Journal Parlé." 5.30 p.m.-Talk: "Marriage Coo. from " The Magic Flute "(Mozart). WA. 454.5 m. (660 Itc) 1.5 bss' 6-45 Le Programme also relayed oy MotaftI, 1.5 kw 8.0 p.m.-Weatlser. tonas of North and South American 11. Tenor Song from "Mignon" 2.30 p.m.-Weather, Stock Market (Thomas). 12. Berceau 1,320 so, (227 ke), Gsteborg, 8.5 p.m.-Csncert : I; Egmont- InsIlano" "Le 416.7 Maims, Report and Gramophone Records. Overture (Beethoven); 2, Songs 6.0 p. m-Orchestrai Music: Soprano Song (Four)). so. (720 Ice), and M usTC. 260.9 so. (1,150 be), 6.40 p;m.-lo.3o p.m.-Programme (Blu): (a) Fervour ; (b) Resig- 6.30 p.m. Advanced English Lesson. 11.0 p. m-Light Orchestral relayed Dublin, ea. Koesigewuslerhausen 11.30 Down, Transmits at Intervals troni 12.35p.nu from 319.1 nation. 3. Romance in F for Relayed (rosa p.m. (approx).-Close 7.10 (940 kc), Sér0nade h (1250-m. 240 kr) p.m.-Talk for Scoute, Violin (Beethoven>. 4. -D- 7.30 p.m.-Talk In English, Loot (['aullo). 5. Crépuscule 7.0 p m-Orchestral Munie. NAPLES. Unione Radiofonica Ital- '' Colombine N orthchif f DUBLIN. DuIIn Broadcasting -'Cello Solo (Mareel-Bernhelm). 7.20 p.m,-Legal Talk: "Outdoor iana (INA). WL, 133.3 ni: e. Station (2RN). WL. 319.1 na. bruit des Aerials." (900 be); 1.5 kw. 8,0 p.m-Song Recital. I. Two 6. Songs (Blm): (a) Au Hymne. 2. Shepherds' Songs; (940- be); 1J, kw. flots; (b) Dormez, chOre almée. 7.55 p.m.-Weather. Transmits at intervals from 1.0 p.m. 1.30 p.m-Exchange, Weather and 8.0 p.m.-" See "-Dialect Play (E. 8.55 p.m.-Newo. 3. Lullabies. 7. Orient (Delmao). 8.11 p.m.-Sonata for ViolIn Gramophone Concert. 9.15 p.m.-Educational Programme. Schiff). 9.0 p.m.-" Sislnr Angelica "-Opera and 7.0 p.m.-Gramophone Music. 11.26 p.m.-Tlme. 10.30 p.m. (approx.)-ConCnrt rom in One Act (Puccini). Pianoforte, Op. 78 in G major 7.20 p.m.-Exchange and News. Söllbers Gute Stube, Bremen. 9.30 p.m.-In the Interval: Time, (Brahmo). 7.30 p.m.-Talk by T. Galloway WL. Nests. 11.0 p.m. (approx.).-Cloae -Down, 8.a5 p.m.-Reading from "Cyrano PARIS. Radio-Peris (CFR). de Bergerae." Rigo, 1760 m. (176 be); 8kw. 12 Midnight (apprsx.)-Close Down. - D- 7.45 p.m.-TaIk: ' Commercialiam Musical D 9.15 p.m-News. 19.o a.m,-Newu and ROME. Unione Radiofonica Italiana 9.30 p.m.-Weather. and the Drama," by Mme. Kirk- Selections. LANGENBERG, Westdeutscher (1RO). WA. 450 na. (667 ke); wood Hackett. 12.30 p.m-ConCert. 1. Marche Rundfunk. WA. 4688m. (640ke); 3 kw. 5.0 p.m.-Orcisostral Concert 1. Militaire (Schubert). 2. The 29 kw. Transmits at intervalo from 1.0 p.m. SWITZERLAND Midsummer Night's Dream"- Czardas Prlisceos-Selection (Kal- Transmits at intervals from 10.30am. 9.0 p.m.-Tlme, News and Weather. Overture (Menslelasohn). 2. Selec- (Char- Programme also relayed by rOuen- BERN. Radio-Bern. WA. 4IliiL man). 3. Louise-Selection 9.10 p.m.-Selection from " The (730 be) 1.5 ks. tion (Talbot) ...... Cavalleria pentier). 4, Bonjour Sumo ster on 241.9 rn (1240 ke). Cinema Star "-Operetta (Gilbert). ; Stusticana "-Intermezzo (Mas- de la 0.30 p.m-Talk: "Muaical Works Transmits at intervals from 1.0 pm: (Lacombe). 5. Les Gloires In the Interval: Talk, 8.0 p.m-mae and Weather. cago!). 4. FInnish Lullaby (Palm' Rumie (Kreta). 6. Romance in F al Genios," fessa Elberfeld, 11.25 p.m-News. green). 5. IrIsh Tone Sketches 7.15 p.m.-Oponing of the World 8.5 p.m-Talk. (Beethoven). 7. Iphigenia's Dream 11.30 p.m. (approx.).-Cloue Down. 8.30 (O'Donnell). Moeenca (Suena). 9. cycling Championship. Relayed p.m.-Orchentral Music from the (thIck). 8. Bern K 8.45 p.m.-Tenor Solos by A. Tyrrell. Selection from the Neumarkt, Cologne. arsual. Cavalleria Rustieasa - 8.41 p.m.-Concert Motel 8.55p.m.-" The Ballad HIstory of (Maaeagni). 10. J'ai pardonné 9.0 p.m. (approx.)-Jossl Keim by the LITHUANIA Métropole : Mlle Macthe Ireland," by John Brennan, Illus- (Schumann). 11. Concerts (Hoc- Recitai from Cologne, followed by Orchestra trated by Gerard Crotte. cherini). 12. Pierrot 1oyeox News and Sports Notes, und KOVNO. RadioKaunas. WA. 2,000 Bornand (Soprano), Relayed from 9,25 p.m.-Cnncert by the Station (Lcvade). 13. Esuseralda's Song Coscert from the Cauti Kainerhof, so. (150 be); 7 kw. Orchestra Rita Christopher Muenstnr. 6.0 p.m-Radio Romanee, ' Vitos." 9.20 p.m-Orchestral Music. (Mesquitta). 9.50 (Violin), eo Rowoome (Piper).. 1.58 p.m.-Exchange Quotations and 12 Midnight (approx)-Close Down. 6.30 p.m-Concert by a Iteglmnental p.m-News and Weather. 10.30 a.m,-News and Weather.. -ri-. Band. I. Second Hungarian 10.5 p.m.-The Kursaal Orchestra, 10.35 p.m. (approx.)-Clooe Down. 4.3Opi.-Exrhange Quotations. LEIPZIG. Mitteldeutseher Rund- Ithapnody (Liszt). 2. Destiny 10.30 p.m. (approx.)-'Close Down. 4.45 p.m-Concert arranged by the funk. WA.: 365.8 un. (820 be); Waltz, 6. Romanee (Denz). 4. ri- Association.' 4 kw. Thel Barber of Seville-Opera GENEVA. Radio-Geneva. WA. AU STR IA Wireless Amateurs' 760 in. 0.5 kw. 5.35 p.m-Market Prices. Tranomito at intervals from 10.0 n.m. Selection (Rossini). 5. The (395 ke.); VIENNA. Radio-Wien. WA. 577 English Lesson. Blessing of the Chapel (Bela). 8.30 p.m.-Exchange, Time ansi and 517.2 an. (520 and 580 kc); 8.0 p.m.-News. 6.30 p.m-Advanced by Tribune Relayed from Knenigswaller- W!.p.m.-Ttme, Weather and Newo.. Weather. 1.5 and 5 kw. 8.15 p.m-Talk 'La 8.32 p.m-Concert by the Orchestra Tranomits at intervals from 12 am. Libre des Femmes.' hausen, 1 250 os. (240 be). Cesar 7.0 p.m.-alk, "Labouring-Man's of the Hotel Métropole' and Mlle. 6.15 p.m.-Talk: "Weekly Notes 8.30 p.m-Concert by the (S News in Lowe." NORWAY - Marthe Bornand ocalist). 1. for Foreign Travel." Franck Choral Society. Songs: (u) Air de Cantate (Bach), the Intervals. y_30 p.m.-Talk, 'A Trip down the BERGEN. Rringkastingoelokap. 6.30 p.m-Sports Talk. Mediterranean." (b) Cantique spiritnel (Bach), (e) 7.10 .p.m,-Talk: ' The Minerals WA. 370.4 (810 kr); 1 tus'. Ave Maria (Gonflant). 2. Trio in Stones ol 8.0 p.m.-Weather and Time. Tranarnits at intervals from 11.15a.m. and Austria." (i major (Haydn). 3. Songs : (o) 8.0 p.m.-" Martha "-Opera (Fin. t_15 p.m-Two Ovo-Agi Plays. 1. 8.25 p.m.-Flshing Newe. GERMANY Unter oler Augen ".(Fulda). 2. Le temps des simplen (Ropurtz), tow). 8.30 p.m.-Orchestral ielectissn, (b) Spleen (Faurê), (e) Automne BERLIN. Koenlgswuoterhauoen. Die Zeche' (Fulda), 9.10 p.m.-Taik: "Lunmbering." 10_u p.m.-News. (Honegger), (4) 11 pleut sur la WA. 1250 in. (240 be); 5 kw. 9.40 p.m.-Soprano Solon. mer (Maggio). 4. Elégie-'Cello BELGIUM Trannmits at intervals from 3.35 p.m 10.15 p.m_-Dance Music. 10.0 p.m,-Weather, News and Time. BRUSSELS. Radio-Belgique. WA. 12.0 mIdnight (approx.). Close Solo (Fauré). 5: Sonata for trio 6.38 p.m-Advanced English Lesson. - (Schubert). 508.5 rn (590 kc) ; 1.5 kw. 6.58 p.in.-Talk on "Parliamentary Down. OSLO. Krinastigseiskawt. WA. 5.0 p.m,-Concert by the Station 9.20 p.m.-News. 1f istory." 461.5 rn. (650 kc); 1.5 kw. 9.40 p.m. (approx.).-Cloae Down: Trio. 7.20 p.m.-Talk for Doetors. Programme relayed by Parngrued, 7.30 p.m.- Radio-Chronique." HOLLAND -ri-- 8.30 p.m.-Prograusme relayed Irons 904 m. (595 kc) Hamac, 566 rn. ZURICH. Itaeiio-Genosoenochaft: 8.0 p.m-Organ Recital, relayed frona HILVERSUM. Algemeene Feder- Frederuknotaf, 434.8 rn. Voohaun. (530 Ic), IVA. 496 m. less br.); 1 bus'. "La Salle Delgay." iandsrhc Radio Ornroep. WA. (690 kr), Rjukan, 476 m. (630 kc) Records, -n-- 5 kw, Transmf to at intere alu from 12,2Sp.ma 8.30 p.m.-Gramophone BERLIN. Voxhaus. WA. 566 and 1,067 m. (281 br); and N505dden, 423 mn. (709 ke). 7.58 p.m-Weather and Time, - Foxtrot and Charleston Munie. m.; (530 and 620 kc); Transmito at intervals Irons 11.40a.m. 8.0 p.m..-Orchostral Concert, 8.45 p.m.-Oecheslral Concert, 1. 483.9 4,10 p.m.-Orchesteal and Piano- 0.t p.m-English Talk. 2 and 4 kw. 9.0 p.m.-Talk, "The Arabs." 8.30 p.m-Dramatic Selection. Le Itoi d'Yvetot - Overture Transmits at intervals from 6.0 am. torte Solo Oaecsrt, 9.30- p.m;-Pianotorte Recital, (Adam). 2. Fantania on "The 5.55 p.m.-English Lesson. 9.30 p.m. - Concoct nf French- 6,40 p.m,-The Month's Sports' 10.0 p.m-News and Weather, Operetta Selections. Merry Widow ' (1.ehkr). 3. Topical Review. 7.25 p.m.-Police News. 10.15 p.m.-Close flows. Talk, 4. Chopin fantania (Fétras). 7.55 p.m-Concert relayed from the 10.10 p.m-News and Weather. 7.5 p.m.--Gardening Talk. - 10.20 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down: 5. Allegro for 'Cello (Saint-Saéno). 7.30 p.m.-Talk on "Aspects of the Kurhaus, Seheveningen. 1. "La e. Au printemps (Once). 7. Inter- of the Present Day.' Grande Pâques Russe "-Sacred (Wald- World 2. POLAND lude (Albenlz). 8. Valse 7.55 p.m-Mountaineering Tails. Overture (Rlmsky.Korsaknlfl. U.S.A. teufel). Tise following transmissions re- Dao Lied von der Liebe und dém POSEN. Radio-Poznan. WA. 9.30 p.m.-Flemish Literary Pro., layed by Koonigowastertsaasee on Tode (Karlowien). 3. Three Dances 270.3 m. (i,100 br); 1.5 kw. PITTSBURGH. Westinghouse Elee 1250 rn (240 ke) and S kw. from "El Sombrero de tres Transmito at Intervalo from 2.0 p.m. trie (KDKA). WA, 309 na. 10.0 p.m.Newn. 8.30 p.m.-Orchostral Concert: 1. Picos" (de Falla): (a) Les 7.0 p.m.-Variety Items. (970 ke); 25 kw. 10.30 p.m. (apprOx.).-ClOne Down. Voisins; (b) Danse du meunier; Transmits at Intervals from 4.0 p.m. TItus-Overture Per questa della 7.15 p.m.-Ecooaomnir Talk, - mano-Aria br Sopra.ao and (e) Danse Finale. 4. Ein Helden- 7.40 pm.-Talk. Prsgramme relayed on 64 w, CZECHO-SLOVAKIA Contrabass with Orchestral Aeeoss- leben-Symphonie Poem, Op. 40 8.0 p.m,-Speeial Programme in (4,987 te) from 11.0 p.m. paoisìent (Mozart). 3. Symphony (Rich. Strauss). Cosnmuernoratismm of the Anniver- 11.0 p.m-Baseball Scores. BRUENN. Komarov. WA. 441.2 m. 10.0 p.m,-Weather and News. 11.10 p.m-Concert by the Station (080 kg); 2.4 kw, In C Minor (Schubert). 4. Air for nary of the Grunsvaid-Tannenberg Violin Double Bass (Botte- 0praxippo War. Septet. Trisnemito at Intervalo from 12.15 p.m. and 12.20 am, (Saturday, July 16th).- 6.0 p.m.-Time and Agricultural stied). 5. Benvenuto Cellini- 10.0 p.m-Talk for Sceutt. Overture (Berlioz). 10.20 p.m.-Dance Munie. Report of Road Conditions. - Report. HUNGARV 12.30 a.m.-Agrleuiltural Report. 6.20 p.m.-Talk. 10.15 p.m-News and Weather. BUDAPEST. Magyar Radio IJjsag. 12.0 midnight.-Close Dosen. - p.m.-Concert of Folk Songs 12.05 a.m.-Talt arranged by the 7.0 p.m.-Orchestral Concert. 10.30 WA. 555.0 os. (540 he); 3 kw. Pittubureh Radio Council. 8.0 p.m.-fleeitation. and Dancen. Tranmuits at intervals from 9.30a.m. 11.30 p.m. (approx.)-Clore Down. 1.0 a,m.-Concert. 9.0 p.m,-Militarp Concert, 9.0 p.m,-goscort. Relayed from SPAIN 1.30 am.-" Royal Boor" from 10.0 p.m.-Relay from Prague, -- the Zoological Gardens. In the Ness WJZ, York. 348.8 (819 kc). BRESLAU. Schlesische Fuokotunde. BARCELONA. Radio Barcelona m. Interval: Talk. na. 2.0 am,-" Phileo Battery Hour," WA. 315.8 in. (954) kr); 4 kw. 11.0 p.m.-Time, News and Gipsy (EAJI). IVA. 344.8 (870 be); - from WJZ New York. Transnuitn at intervals from 11.15 am. Music. 2 kw. DENMARK 6.50 p.m.-Current Economie Ques' Transmits at fmstervaisfrom 12 Noon. 3.55 a.m.-*eather aud Baseball COPENHAGEN. Ccmenlaagen Radio. 12.0 midnight (approx.).-Clooe 8.30 0.m,-Shorthand Leoaoo. WL. 337 m. (890 kc); 0.7 kw. 7.2&"p.m.-Talk, "Tre Electric 8.50 p.m.-flmlth Report for Bar- 4.0 a.m.-Dance MusiC. Programme relayed by Sors, Newn Service." e. -D- N.Y. 1,553.8 on. (260 kc). 0.0 p.m.-Csncert of Chamber Music, - TALV Qnotationn and SCHENECTADY, General Transmits at intervals trono 3.0-p.m. from the Baden-Baden Medic MILAN. Itnione Radiofonica Italiana News. Electric Company (WGÏ). IVA. 7.0 p.m.-Ncwo, Exchange and Festival. -. (1Ml). ll'L, 322.6 m (930 kc); 9,20 p.m.-Quintet Music, followed by 379.5 ni. 1790 te.); 60 kw. Time. 10.15 p.m.-Eoperaoto Talk. 5.5 kw. Songs. Transmito at intervals from 11.45a.m 7.30 p.m.-Talk. 10.30 p.m. (approx.).-Clore Down. Transmito at intervals from 12.15p.m. 10.0 p.m-Chimes. Relisyed by 2XAD on 22.02 m. LO p.m.-Concert from the Frederiks. 0.30 p.m.-OpeningSignal. - I0.5'p.m..-Exchange Closing Prices. (13,623 kc.) from 11 p.m. RDSii4wevtdeiotscher Evening 11.0 p.m.-Stoek Exchange Quota' berg Gardens. - FRANKFU 8.45 p.m.-Time. 10.10 p.m-" Arragns "- 9.30 p.m-Reading. - Rundfunk. WA. 428.6 es. (700 te); 8.47 p.m.-Art Talk. Àrragoneoc Dances, Songs, and tions and News. 10.0 p.m-Pianoforte Recital. 4 kw. 9.0 p.m.Variely Concert. 1. Reading. - 11.25 p.m.-Baseball Scores. 10.30 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 11.20 p.m. Down. 11.30 p.m.-3fnsieal Programme from - Traoosnsltn at intervalo from 12.0 noon.' Selection from "La Tooca" (approx.)-Close "House and Gar- 2. (s) "O Lisbon"- WMAK, Buffalo, N.Y. 6.15 p.m.-Tolk, (l'uccinil. -D- a.m. FRANCE den," from Cannel, 272.7 nl. (1,100 te). Song frano "Den Sebastian" MADRID. Union Radio (EAJ7). 12.15 (Saturday, July 16th).- 0.36 p.m.-Talk, " Schopenhauer." (Donizctti( (b) A Vision of Ventre WA. 575 ra. (800 be.); 3 kw. Baseball Scores. -PARIS. Ecole Supérieure (F1'TT). 12.20 (PianIst) WA. 464m. (646 kc.); 0.5 kw. 7.0 p.m.-Itaiian Leseen. (Brogi). 3. Pianoforte Solo- Trannn,i(v at intervalo from 11.45a.m. a.m.-011ie Yettru Transmito at intervalo from 8.0 a.m 7.30 p.m-Talk, "The Krupp Toccata and l0ngue in D minor 7.0 p.m..-Orchestral Concert. 12.25 am-Health Talk. 4. 10.0 p.m.-Time and Exchange 12.30 n.m-Musical Programme 2.0 p.m-Orchestral Concert arranged - Family-Persia and Germany." (Bacio).:. "Spirate pur"- Noten. Soprano Song (Donaudy). 5. Quotations. - from the Eastman Theatre and by the General Wireless Associa- 7.50 p.m-Film N.Y. 8.0 p.m.-First Chamber Munit Orchestral Selecl.ions .. (a) ' Sil- 10.5 p.m.-Talk on "Arragon" with WHAM Studio, Rochester, Concert of the Deutschen Rain- vano "-Barcarolle (Maocagnl), (b) Msioical Illustrations. 1.0 am-Musical Programme. 6.0'°pm.-" Le Radio Journal de 2.0 - (Solare)). 6. Tenor Solos: 10.30 p.m. (approx.).-Concert of a.m.-Tirne. France." mermusik Baden-Baden, 1927," Minuet Playera." 0.0 p.m.-Spanish Lemon, followed relayed froto Baden-Bades, fol- (a) Caro tsìio ben (Giordano), Vocal and Instrumentai Music. 2.5 a.m.-The 'WGY Music (b) Dream " troia 12.20 a.m. (Saturday, July 16th).- 3.30 a.m.-Dance Music from New by Education Talk. - lowed by Concert of Light " The "Manon . qrso Recital.!. 8 - York. -. 9.0 p.m.-Concert followed by News by the Wioolzky Orchestra, relayed (Maooenet). 7. News.. am. and Weather, from tassel. -. - Baritone Song- fróm "Emani" 12.30 am. (approx.).-Clooe Down. 430 (approx.).-C1oseI(owu.

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PROGRAMMES FOR SATURDAY ':j' 16) NOTE: THE HOURS OF TRANSMISSION ARE REDUCED TO BAITISH SUMMER TIME. 7.0 Selections. 1.50 p.m.-Dramstic p.m.-Exchange Quotatlonn and 7,15 p.m.-Education Talk. 8.5 Cologne, ' CANADA 7,45 p.m.-Cnncert. 1. p,m.-Talk from The Isabella- and News. 8.15 p.m-Pianoforte Rrcital.- Gernian Motoceycling EDMONTON, CJCA. (VA. 5169m. Selection (Suppl). 2. TIse Cnsee 4.30 p.m.-Exchange Qeototlens. GrandPrlx." (580 bc) 0.5 kw. Mitbaci 7,adora. 9.0 p.m-Variety Programme frorst witch (Lehar). 3. Woisian'n Love 4.45 p.m.-Dance Music. 1. Elle 9.15 p.m.-Prngramme ut Wend Dortmund, 8.30 p.m.-e1arket Prices and News, (Elsier). 4. The Chaste Barbara porte 283 es. (1,000 kc). fol-, un petit chapeau-One.step Music, followedby Dance Music. louerai News Dunce Music, foliowed by Messages to the North (Nedbal). (De 2. by and Buxeull). Minou-Boston 1 0.1 5 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 1.0 am. (Soinslay, West Territories. 8.45 Recital, followed by Jelly 17th- p.m-Song (Le Con). 3. Pasion-Tango approx.).-Close Don-n. 3.15 am. (Sunday).-Chlldren's Cor- Recitations. (Eopooito). 4. Sing for Me-Fox- -u- 10.0 p.m-Programme relayed from trot (Smet). 5. Yette-Tssngo HAMBURG. Norag (loa, In Morse). (Sunday LEIPZIG. Mitteldeutseher Rund- fam. July l7th).-Studio 348.0 loo. (850 kc). (Seras). 6. Twilighb-Foxtrot IVA. 395.15 su. (7,15 kc) ; 4 kus'. __!.tegMt, funk. WA. 365.8 no. (820 kn) 4 kw. Programme of the CREE. (Ruymer). 7. Tells Mio-Tango Transmito ist intervalo fi-sois 5.45 ans. ; Canadian National Railways. (Carpentirrl). 4.0 p.m.-Adoanced English Lesson, Triso sins tu at intervals from 10.5 am. DENMARK 8. La Java Bous- 1.15 p.m-News and Exchange codée (Lynde). 9. Blues, Blues, Relayedfrom Konnigswusterhaasrn Quotations. - - z COPENHAGEN. Copenhagen Radio. (1,250 m. - 240 he). IRELAND Bluen-Foxtrot (Bound). 10. 2.50-3,50 p.m.-Progs-asosnae relayed IVA. 337 nu. (890 Rc) ; 0.7 kw. What-Onestep (Lowry). 4,30 p.m.-è,ceneo from " La Travi. CORK. Osen, f r o es Kssenigsmusterh ansie, Cork Broadcasting Station Programnoe relayed by 5.30 p.m-Market Pi-icen. ata "-Opern (Verdi). (6CR). IVA. 400 es. (750 kc); 1,153.8 m. (260 be). 5.15 p.m-Orchestral Concert. 1,250 ni. (240 Rc). kw. 8.0 p.m-Talk. 2.5Op.m.-EleisentaryFrenchLcoon, 1.5 7.0 p.m-News, Exchange and 8.15 p.m.-Nesss, Exchange Quota- 8.0 p.m-Orchestral Music. 0.30 p.m-Weather and Stock Time. 7.5 p.m-Wireless Talk. 3,15 p.m,-Advanced French Lesson. tlono and Sporto and Racing Notes. 4.30 p.m-Orchestral Concert. Market Report. 7.30 p.m-Talk. 8.30 p.m.-Concert arranged by 7.15 p.m-Talk, " Travel Isepreo 1. 0.30-10.30 p.m-Programme re- 8.0 p.m-Time from the Town Rail. '- nions of Bulgaria and Jngo-Slavls." Overture-" Oberto " (Verdi), 2, Le Matin." Artistes : Mmes. Selection layed irons Dablin, 319.1 m. 0.5 p.m.-Cnncert of Old Dssnee Yvonne Deisay 7.55 p.m-Weather. fi-scsi " La Dame and La Houppa, Blanche " (Boieldicu), 3. Kin' (940 kc). Music. 1. Brigade March (For M. Hesgenbach. News in the 0.0 p.m-Grand Concert, l'fesso and " -u---- geron). 2. Noosllys-Walto (Luco- Intervalo. Weather. derspirle "-Suite (Bizet). 4. DUBLIN. Dubiln Broadcasting bye). 3. Wienerschwalben-Polka . 12.Ornidnight (approx.). -'Close Aria In the Old Style (Brogi). (ORN). es. 5. Songs witloost Words (Mesasteis- Station WA. 319.1 (Fahrbacis). 4. L'Auvergnate- . (940 kc) 1.5 kw. (Ganse). 5. The GERMANY sohn). 6. " Olwrnball "-Overture Mazurka " BERLIN. 1.30 p.m-Weather and Gramophone Beggar Student "-Polka (Mil- Koenlgswusterhaoinen. KOENIGSBERG. Ostonarken Rosad- (Neubcrger). 7, Airs from ' Der Concert. locker). 6. Marie Vale (Lannee). WA. 1,250 ni. (240 be) ; 6 kw. funk, Sch warts alduuidel " (Jeezel). 8. 2.00 WA. 329.7 ni. (910 kc); 7.20 p.m-News Bulletin. 7. Min Ikoch-Mazurka (Möllec). p.m.-Elementary French Les- Fesche GeIster (Edmund Strauss). 7.30 p.m.-Poetry Recital by Preda 8. Seketur (Albrechksen). 9. Tran'snita at inters'als from 5.0 am. 6.5 p.55.-Technical Talk. 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News. 7.55 p.m-Fishing News. "Alma Gitana"-pasodobie p.m--Orchestral Selectipns Wedding Dance (Yoohitomo). 7. 91.0 p.m.-Bosebaul Scarce. 8.30 p.m-Opening Signal. 8.0 (Caisosoge): 2: "Golden Gate"- 19.10 9.0 p.m-Talk. "RosodJotlandby Spanish Dance toszkovsky). S. p.m-Concert. 8.45 p.m-TIme. Shimmy (Williams). 3. "Just a Rossias Douce (Mou000rgsky). 9. 11.55 p.m-Baseball Scarce and 8.47 p.m.-Lesson in Wireless Tech- Railway and Steamer.' little Drink "-Fox'trot (Gay) 10.8 p.m-Weather, News and Tiene. Argentine Tango (Aibenuz). 10. Weekly Sheeting of the Pittsburgh nique. 4. Cänco d'Antena"-Tango Post Rome Ma)Or 10.15 p.m-Dance Music. Hehho America-Dances (Finch). Radio Club. 9.0 p.m-Concerto in G (Vi(es). 5, Demosso Cluarleston 8.50 p.m-Cabaret Music. Rehayed 12.20 am. (Sunday, July 17th).-' (Beethoven). (Demon): O. "Loba Loba" from Karislad. Report of Road Conditions. 9.30 p.m.-" I Dispettosi Amanti oslo. Kr'mgkastgedokapet. WA. kw. (Donaldson): 9.30 p.m.-We.afher. 12.30 am-Concert. (Parchi), followed by News. 461.5 sss. (650 kc)- 1.5 lo_a p.m.-Clslesscs and Weather: Programme aim relayed by Purs- 9.40 p.m.-Bah:siaika Music. Belus)'ed 4.0 am-Weather and News. '10.30 p.m.-Liglst Orchestral MusIc. 10.5 p.m-Programme relayed from Irons Gothenburg. Music. grund, 504 es. (osOs te), Hamar, --u-- 11.0 p.m-Dance Reléyed Union Radio, Madrid (EAJ7), 375 10.0 p.ns.-Aeeordioes Toscana." 506 es. (530 te), Frechriksstad, Music. SCHENECTADY, N.Y. General RIce- f roes 'La Fiasrhetterla es. (800 ko). 10.15 p.m-Poetry Reading. 11.30 p.m. (approx.).-Close Dosen. 434.8 es. (690 he), Rjukan, 476 so. tele Company (WGY). WA. 379.5 (030 kr) and Notodden, 423 nu. 10.30 p.m-Dance Music. m. (790 le); 60 kw. -u- 12.0 midnight (approx.). NAPLES. UnionRcudiofonica Ital- (709 te). - Close Transmits at Intervalo from 11.45 ens (ONA). 333.3 es. 0.2 p.m.-Concerf. CADIZ. rojos Basilo (EAJ3). WA. Relayed by 2XAF on 32.77 no. (9.155 iana WL. 400 m. (872 0.55 kw. (900 kc); hes,. 9.0 p.m-Talk. Ich; le), from 12.25 am. (Sunday. 1.5 7.5 p.m-Selection from "The Transmito at intervaha (coon 1.0 pon. 9.30 p.m-Variety Iteses. SWTZERLAND Jshy 17th). 5.5 10.15 p.m.-Dance Music. Geisha" (Jones). 12.25 um. (July l7th).-Baseball p.m.-Lltcrary Talk. 7.94 p.m.-Pianolorte Solo irsnl BASLE. 5.8 p.m-Market Prices. Resaler Radio Genosoen 5.10 Music. "The Bisse Bird" (Millos). uehaft. WA. 1,100 nu. (273 le) 12.30 a.m.-Concert from the Botet p.m-Variety 7.20 by Srta. 0.55 p.m.-Newo. POLAND p.m-Arias Maria 0.25 tse. Onondaga, Syracuse, N.Y. from the Eldorado POSEN. Radio-Poznan. WA. Marquina. in the Intervals-LI ght 8.30 p.m-lOS p.m.-Prograsseme 1.30 a.m,-COncert from WITA5C, 9.0 p.m.-Relay Music, Theatre. Concert of Joutas Manic. 270.3 es. (1,100 Ic) 8.5 kw. Pianoforte relayed from Bern 411 es. ; (73C Rochesler, N.Y. 9.30 p.m.-In the luferval Tune. 2.0 p.m-Stock Bxeoangc Qssota 7.50 p.m-News. te). 2,30 a.m,-The Goldsnan Band, from 11.0 p.m. (approx.).-Clooe Dosen. 8.2 p.m-Concert by the Statioc -u-- New York. 5,30 1.m.-C oncert relayed frosu o Orchestra. BERN. RadIo-Bern. WL. 411 en. 3.95 a.m,-Dance Music, from New 9.0 Down. ROM E. Unione 1i.diofonica Italiana Café. p.m-Chose (730 be); 1.5 kw. York. 2.0(midnlght)-Experimentol tresse 1.0 Weather, (1KO). IVL.450 m. (1167 he); 8kw. 7.f p.m-Variety Itesos. i p.m-Time, Exchange 4,0 am-Dance Music. and Gramophone Selections. 5.0 Transmit s at intervals f rom 1.0 p.m. 7.15 p.m.-Topicai Talk. am. fapprox.).-Close Down. Frederikssiad. Talk on "The Oid SWEDEN 3.30 p.m.-Orchestrai Munig Irons biso Town of Fresteriksstad," followed Bern Kyursaal. FOR SUNDAY by Vocal Recitai. STOCKHOLM. Radlotjiinst (SASA). a.t p.m-Time and Weather, PROGRAMMES 10,0 p.m.-Newo and Weather, iVA. 454,5 in. (1160 ko); 1.5 kss'. Programme alvo relayesl by Motala, 0.5 p.m-Talk: "César Franck." (Conizaucd from pw,jc 38.) 10,11 p.m-Dance Music. Relayed 5.30 p.m-First Organ Recitai of the f rom the Hotel Bristol, 1,320 nu. (227 br); Goteborg, 416.7 in. (720 br)- and Mulmo, César Franck' Cycle. 12,0 midnight-Close Down, 9.20 p.m.-Orchnstrai Music frosn - "Prince Igor" (Borodin). 4. 260.9 m. (1150 kr. Pianoforte Solos: (a) Slancio) 11.0 a.m.-DIoune Service relayed the Itursaal: News in the Interval. (Schumann). (li) Rosidolsies Lutins Talk. 5. Magia (Pietro). 10.30 p.m. (approx.).-Close Down. 11.25 p.m-News. troni the " Bethet " Chupel. (LIszt). 5. "11 you Love Me"- SPAIN 12.41 p.m-Weather, -n- 1.20 p.m.-Changing si the Guurd LAUSANNE. Société Romandc dt 4° frou JUGO-SLAVIA BARCELONA. Radlo-Barrelona Radiophonie. WA. 850 m. (353 Luisa (EAJ1). iVA. ni. kc); at the Royal Curtir, und M )litury kw. Miller,:' (Verdi). 8. "0 ZAGREB. Radio-Klub Zagreb. 344.8 (570 Coscert. 1. Eugen Onegin-Selec- te); 0.6 My Daughter -from The PI".' WA. 310m. (967 br); 0.35 kw. 2 kw. B.30 p.m.-Rrllgious Address. Moorioh 12.0 noon-Chimes Weather. tion (Tochaikovoky). 2. Barbi' 9.10 phet (Meyerbeer). 9. .m.-Orclsostrai Music from the and tonla-Intemuezzo (Rhode). 3. p.m-Concert relayed from the Fantasy "-Pianoforte Solo (Mow C t Curso 9.0 p.m-Market Prices and Sporta Marches. Espianisdc de Montbeuon, followed kovsky). 10. Dance of tise Clowns Notes. by Sports News, - 8 30 p m -gongert by the Roobroj 5.0 p.m.--Children's Corner. A (Rimsky'KorsakOff) 11. Duet from 'Quartet. 9.2n p.m.-Music by the Station Short Play by Walter Stenstrom, "Cavalleria Rusticana." g 5 m -News QuIntet. 1. Nachtelang Hab' acted by ZURICH. Mao-GenossenscI,aft, S Neyes. (Stranyky). 2. Children. 10.50 p.m-Press and orts 10.10 'p.ss.-Concert fcos,, the Raats' ich-Foxtrot 5.55 p.m.-Chioneo from, the Town WA. 496 in. (605 kc); 1 kir. 11.0 p.m.-Llght Orclsenirsi Music : Valse (rotique (Sosnchsz Marraeo). 11.0 am-Orchestral Muslo. keller - (Mascagni). 9.30 p.m.-Tenur Bongo, by- JoyS Hohl.- 1.0 1. 'Danza rootica" t.S pm-Evensong, relayed troni tise p.m-Weather. 2. "Por unis mujer "-Spanish Farms. I. "La BriDa" (Chapi). Vasa 1.5 pm-Concert by thc Xäppcli Arleechlnata 2. Dogaresa Guitas " Church. Song (Lambert). 3. LITHUANIA "La "-Romance 7.15 p.m-Talk in German by Chris- Orchevtra. (Montanari). 4. Il Buttera- KOVNO. RaoIs'xaunius. WA. (Millan). 3. Loo Diamantes de 4.0 p. m-Tise Station Orrheetra la (Barbieri). ta Rlaoei-I,ementhln. llaman Song (Barbier,). !l 2000m. (150 ko); 7 kw. Corona-Royssanre 7.45 p.rn.-lteading from" The Oslys' 5.20 p.m-Religious Addresi. / Czardas from "Topsy" (Buh). 3.0 p.m-Talk. "Dairy Farming." 11.0 p.m-Music by the Station 7.55 p.m.-Weiuther and Time: - 11.30 p.m-Close Down. u.0 p.m.-Agricultursl Notes. QuIntet. 1. "Bartola "-Schot- 0.0 p3m.-Tlsue. 8.0 p.m-String Quartet. 5.0 p.m.-Talk and g oncert, tische (Cools). 2. "El bou 0.15 p.m-Military Coscad, relayed 8.30 p.m-Talk. NAPLES. Unione RadIofonica 6.0 p.m.-Time und Weather. cacaalor" (Iltarraco). 3, Sulut 9.0 p.m.-C oncert by the "Carmen ' (Elgar). 4. from Boden, 1,200 ea. (350 te). 1. Italiana (1 NA). WA. 533.3 rn 6.10 p.m.-Pol(tical Talk. d'an,our "Entre Parade March (Frledenuas). 2. Mandoline Orehe,tra, 1.5 kw. . llores" Andaluslan Dance 9.40 (900 ko)' ' 6.30 p.m.-Oraniophono Records of - Orpheus In the Underworld- p.m-Popular Orchestral Iv(usir; Dance Music. (Pacheco). (Offenbach). 10.10 p.m.-News and Woatlser. Corner. 10.2n p.m-Soprano Songs, by Overture 3. Roi,iuu' 10.20 p.m. (opprox.)-Clsse Down. 0.55 p.m,-Lesson in WIreless Techni' Eosina Tasso. 1. "Mis llores tlque-Waltz (Helneeke). 4. NORWAY negmy" (Agostino). 2. Comzoneu Covalleria Romticaoa-Selection .,lupm_.,ltelay of MuniCIpal BERGEN. Mriughiastingoelol.-up. partidas (Salinas). 3. Decline (5(a,cagnl). o. Somniarsäng (Peter- U.S.A. the son-Berger). 6. Congert. WA. 370.4 m. (810 kc); 1 kw. pa que viniste (Freyre). 4. " De Gothandim Rluap' PITTSBURGH. Wcstis,iihouse Elec- oosly - 10.0 p.m,-Concert. 1. Selection troni 10.30 a.m.-Divine Service. bon sustO" (Morera). (Wemlen). 7. Det se dot vom tric (KDKA). IVL. gor susen-Foxtrot (Ballard). 8. 305 os, - "Morma" (BellinI), 2. "Thanks 12.30 p.m-Weather. inst p.m-Music by the Station. (970 kc): 25 kw. - 7.55 p.m.-Fiohiug News. March (Gustafsoon). - s,uto thee usigelic voice "-Mezzo 11.0 p.m. (approx.).-Close Dosen. 9.45 4.0 p.m.-Church Service. Soprano song from "La Dio' 0.0 p.m-Orchestral Seleetlono. p.m.-Roeue Selections relayed 11.30 p.m.-Baseball Scorcé. -fi-- from Karlitad, 221 mn. (1 357 kc). (Ponchlelli). 3. Duet from. 9.5 p.m.-" Sonata for 'Cello and CADIZ. 12.30 couda" Union RadIo (EAJ 3). WA. Artiste,: Gszdrund W'Idestedt, am. (Monday, July 11th).- La Favorita" (Donizetti). 4, Piano in A minor" (GrISg). - - 344 us. (873 ko). 0.55 kw. Baseball Scores. on Emma Rommel,- tirela Smedberg, Christopher Colszmbus "-Selec- 9.25 p.m-Talk " Mina." 7.5 p.m-Organ Solo from ' La Ingo 1.0 a.m.-Municipal Rand Congert. tion (Franchetti), 5.- "One One 10.0 p.m-Weather. Noses and Time. Gioconda" (Ponch(elìi). Helleberg, Koppar-Lisa, Karl Relayed troni Schrnoly Park, from "Madame Butterfly" 10.15 p.m.-Dasce Music,' 7.15 p.m-Recital of Kineh,. Ragsar Eldestedt, Rila day," Russian Songs. Leander, Bjorn Schlhdkneeht, and Pittsburgh. (Puccini). 6. Duet from" Faust" -fl---- - 7.32 p.m.-Husnoros,t Recital, 1.30 am-Concert by the .New (Gosinod). 7. "Sicilian Vespers" OSLO. Krtsgkaatlngselskapet. WA. 7.45 p.m.-" La Boda dc Lisis 16. Sjevall. York Philharn,onic Orchestra from (Verdi). 4015m. (650 kc); 1.5 kw. Aloazo "-Pianoforte Solo Lewlsshu Stadioth, WJZ, Stew 9.30 p.m..-Time. Programme also relayed by Porn (Jinaenez). SWITZERLAND York. 10.0 p.m-Sports Notes. grand, 504 m. (595 kc), Hamar, 7.50 p.m-Tenor Songs. 1. 'STe BASLE. Basler Stadio Genosoen. -D- - 10.55 p.m-Calendar. 566 m. (530 br), Frederikstad, quiero.' 2. Ml Vieja. orhaft. WI... 1,100 na. (273 kr) SCHENECTADY. N.Y. GeneralElee. 31.0 p.m.-Closing Down Signal. 434.8 m. (690 kg), Rjukan, 475 m. 8.0 .p.m.-Thne. 0.25 kw. t,:e Company (WOY). 1VL. (630 kc), and Notodden, 423 m. 8.2 p.m-Orchestral Music. on. (790 60 kw -D- 8.30 p.m-lOS p.m-Programme 379.5 br) ; ROM E. Unione Radiofonica Italiana (709 kr) 9.0 p.m. (approx.)-Close Down. relayed from Bern (411 m..; 730 Relayed by 2XAD on 22.2 m. (13,623 (1 RO). WC. 450 m. (667 rn); 10.30 a.m.-Chimes and Dioine kc) ke) from 12.20 am. (Slonday, 1.5 kw. Seroice. Relayed froua Our MADRID. Unioo Radio IRAJ7) July 11th). 10.30 a.m.-ConCert of Sacred Music. Saviours Church,. Oslo. PL. 375 m. (806) kr); 3 kas'. BERN. Radlo.Bern. 1VL. 411m. 12.20 am. (July llth).-Capitol 5.30 p.m-Concert. Relayed from 6.0 p.m.-Eoensong, from Our 2.0 p.nr.-Orchestral and Vocal Con- (730 kr.) 1.5 kw. Theatre Programme, from New La Casina delle Rosa. Saviours Church. 10.30 a.m.-Cello und Pianotolte York. 9.0 p.m.-Time, Forestry Notes and 7.15 p.m.-Recitations and Prow 7.Op.ni.-Children's Corner. Recital. - 2.15 a.m.-Tivae. Sports Newo. Readings. 7.30 p.m-Orchestral Concert. 1.0 p.m-Time and Weather. 2.20 a.m.-Atwater lCentProgrammo 0.10 p.m.-Opera Musk.!. Rienni" 7.45 p.m.-Newo. 10.0 p.m.-Tinae; - 1.9 p.m-Orchestral Concert from 2:45 a.m:-Talks by Well'known -Overture (Wagner). 2. Coneerte 8.0 p.m.-Orchestrul Concert. 102p.m. (approx.).-Concert by the the Motel Bellevue-Palace. People. (Vieuxtenipo). 7, Dances from 9.0 p.m.-Programme relayed from ilturncipal Band.' 2.30 p.m.-Taik in Thurganer Dialect 3.0 um. (approx.).-Close Down.

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STATIONS ORDER OF . W VELENGTHS AND. LOCYCLES. M. Xc. EUROPEAN. (Spain), EAJ3, 0.55 kw. Experimental 45 -New York (National Broadcasting Co.) 4000 lin K t i APP S kw Concert. (VEAF), 2 kw. 2900 103f ' 340.9 880--Paris (Petit Parisien) 0.5 kw. 483.0 620-Davenport (WOC), 5 kw. 2650 113-Paris (Eiffel Tower), FL, 5 kw. 337 890-Copenhagen 0.7 kw. 449 639-Washlngton (WCAP), 1.5 kw. 2525 119-Berlin (Wolff's Bureau). intermittent News 900-Naples (INA) 1.5 kw. 467 642-Los Angeles (KFI), 5 kw. during the day, 333.3 900-lteykjavik (Iceland), 0.5 kw. 401.3 650-Pittsburgh (WCAE), 1.5 kw. 2000 150-Kovno (LIthuania), 7 kw. 329.7 910-KoenIgsberg (Germany), t kw. DoiLy- 461 650-Shenandoah, Iowa (KFNF). 1950 154-Scheveningen Haven (Holland), 2.5 kw. 8.10 p.m., Concert. 44.3 660-Bomndbrook (National Broadcasting Co.l 1070 160-Konice (Czecho.Slovakia), 5 kw. DAILy-7.39- 326.1 820-Btrmrnoisam OIT. 1.5 kw. WJZ. 40 kw. 10 p.m. 325 923-Malaga (Spain) EAJ25, 1 kw. 430.0 697-Boston, Mass. (WNAC), 0.5 am., tsr,' 1700 160-Norddeich (Germany). WEEKDAYS-I 325 923-Saragossa (Spain) EAJ23. 428.3 700-'-Atlantsa (WSB) 5 kw. Weather Report. 322.6 . 930-Milan (1MO), 1.5 kw. 428.3 700-San Francisco (kPO), 1 kw. 1760 170-Paris (Otadlo-Paris), CFR, 3 kw. 322 831-Paris (Radio Vitos), 1 kse. WEDNESDAYS, 422.3 ilO-Cincinnattl (WLW), 5 kw. 1604.3 187-Daventry (57(X), 25 k-fl'. FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS. From 9-10.45 p.m., 416.4 720-Minneapolis (WCCO), 5 kw. 1450 207-Moscow (Old Romintern), RAI, 20 kw. DAILY- Ca rie ert. 418.4 720-Staten Island, N.Y. (WBBIC), 0.5 kw. 319.1 940--Dublin 2MM, 1.5 kw. 405 740-New York (WJY), 0.75 kw. 1400 214-Nijol Novgorod (Russia), 1.2 kw. 318 943'-Lahtia (Finland). 389.4 770-Cleveland (WTAM), 1.5 tse. *320 227-Motala, 30 kw. 315.6 950-Breslau (G.ermiany), 4 kw. 384.4 780-New York (WLWL), 1 kw. *250 240-Merlin (Koenigswuuterhausrn), AFT, 8 kw. Relays 312.5 960-Newcastle (SNO), 1.5 tse. 379.5 700-Troy (WHAZ), 1.5 kw, Yoxhaus. 311 967-Björneborg (Finland). Relays )telsingforu. 379.3 790-Schenectady (General Electric Co.) WGY, *200 250-Staniboul (Turkey) 10 kw. (Testing). 310 967-Zagreb(Jugo.Slavia). 0.33kw. DAILY 7.0 p.m. 60 kw. *200 25O-.-Boden (Sweden), OASE. 1.5 Relays Stockholm 306.8 900-Belfast (2BE), 1.5 kw. 370.2 810-Chicago (WGN), 1 kw. 1200 250 -LUxembourg, 0.25 kw. 306 980-Madrid (Radio-Madrileña) EAJ1I, 2 kw. 361.2 830-Øaklands (MOO), 5 bss. *153.0 260-Soro (Dcnnsark, 1.5 kw. Relays Copenhagen. 303 990-Nuremberg )Grrmany), 4 kw. Relays Munich. 352.7 850-Detroit (WWJ), 1.5 kw. *150 261-Ryvang (Denmark), 0.5 kw. 305 1000-Marseilles PTT, 0.5 kw. WEIIKDAYO-0.0 p.m., 348.4 000-Washington (KWSC), 0.5 kw. 1117 268-Novosiberok (Russia). RA, 33.10 kw. 6 pm; Concert. 341 870-Chicago (Vs'LS), 0.5 key. 1111.1 270-Warsaw (Poland), 10 kw. 297 1010-Liverpool (OLV), 0.2 kw. 344.6 870-Zion, Ill. (WCBD), S kw. 1110 '270-Kbely (Czeeho.Slovakia), 1 kw. Transmits D.tflX 297 1010-Hanover (Germany), 0.7 kw. Relays Hamburg. 340.7 881-New York (VMCA), 0.5 kw. -7.0-8.30 p.m.. 207 l010-Varborg, Relays Stockholm. 337 890-Northlleld (Carleton College) KERl. *100 273-Macle (Sssitzcrland), 0.23 kw. PutT-9.50 p.m. 297 1010-San Sebastian (Spain), RAJO. Iksv. DAILY- 333.1 900-Springfield (SS'BZ), 7.5 kw. News. 2.30 p.m. rsd 10.0 p.m., Concert. 329.5 911-Chicago (WJAZ), 10 kw. 1100 273-Do Eilt (Holland). WEzKsayo-9.15 p.m., 297 1910-Jyväakylii (Finland), 0.2 kw. Relaya Helaing' 322.4 930-Denver (KOA). Weather. 319 949-Michigan (Radio Lighthouse) WES0C, 0.55 kw. 1067 281-Bilversuno (Holland) (ANRO), S kw. 297 10I0-o (France), 0.25 ko'. Tues, and Fuco.- 310.6 950-New York (WGBS), 1 kw. 1000 300-Leningrad (Russia), 10 kw. WEeXDY5-6.0 9.30 p.m., Concert. 309 970-Pittuburgh Rast (Westinghouso Electric) p.m., Lecture ; 7.0 p.m., News; 7.30 p.m., Concert 294.1 1020-RaIl (6KH), 0.2 ko'. KDKA, 25 kw. or Opera. SUsDAY-6.0 p.m., Lecture; 7.0 p.m., 294.1 1020-Dundee (2DE), 0.2 l.s'. 299.8 1000-Atlantic City (WPG), 7.5 kw. News 7.30 p.m., Concert. 290.1 1020--Stoke (England), OST, 0.2 kw. - 288.3 1040-Hastings Nebraska (KFKX), 2 kw, 077 342-Titis ¿Rueda), 4 ks. 294.1 1020-Swansea (59X); 0.2 kw. 260.2 1070-Boston, Maso (WMAB), 0.5 kw. 050 353-Lausañne (Switzerland). HB2, 0.0 kw. DIlLY- 294.1 1020-Uddevalla (Sweden). Relays Stockholm. 278 1078-Kansas City.) WOQ), i kw. 9.0 p.m., Concerto. Tait. 293 1024-Innsbruck (Austria). 0.5 kw. Relays Vienna 270 1111-Detroit (WGHP). 820 366-Jtostov/Dsn (Russia), 8 kw. 4.90 p.m. 291.3 1030-Lyons (Radio-Lyon), lJ, ksr. WiecKesaws- 221 - 1327-Chicago (WBBM), 1.5 bss. 000 375-Taohkent, N.A, 27, 4 kw. 2 5 pen. 7.95 p.m., News. WccKDxYa (except More.), 44 4487-Pittsburgh East (Westioghouso Riectric) 760 396-Geneva (Radio-Geneva), 0.5 tse. WEERDAY0- 7.45 p.m., Concnrt. (K[9KA). 8.40 p.m., Concert and Ness. 238.5 1040-Edinburgh (2ER), 0.2 kw. 32.77 9155-Schenectady (General Electric Co.) 2XAF. 720 416-Ostersund (Sweden), i kw. Relays Stockholm. 287 1045-Grenoble 0.5 kw. Terca, and Turnes, at 11 p.m. SATO, at 11.30 577 520-Freiburg (Germany). 285.7 1050-Tallinn (kevat), Ksthonla, 2.2 kw. 5TO 520-VIenna (Stubenrmg), 1.5 kw. 285 1053-LilIe, 0.5 kw. PTT. 22.02 13,O23-ivei'y Tuesday 10 pen, to 10.40 Schenectady 566 530-Berlin (Magdeburger Plate), 2 kw. 283 1060-Dortmund (Germany), 1.5 kw. Relays (General Electric Co.), 2XAD. Transmits tino 569 530-Bloemendaal (Holland). 0.01 ko'. SUNDLYO- Muenoter. evening programme of WGY ou SUNDAY, 10.40 am, and 5.40 p.m., Cburch Service. 279 1076--Cartagena (Speun), EAJI0, 1 kw. MONDAY, WEDNeSDAY and FRIDAY nl each 566 830-St. Sliehel (Finland). 1)aro.r-8.30 o.m.-Concert. 566 530-llamar (Norway), 0.7 kw. 277.8 1080-Leeds (ILS), 0.2 kw. 18 21,129-Pittsburgh East (Westinghouss Electric) 555.6 540-Budapest (Hungary), 3 kw. 277.8 1200-Troflhüttan (Sweden), SMXQ us., 0.12 kw. (KDKA). Not a regular service. 545.6 550-Sundavall (Sweden), SASD, 0.5 kw. 275.2 1290-Dresden (Germany), 0.7 kw. Relaya Leipzig. 5-35.7 560-Munich (Germany), 4 kw. SuNDay-I 1.30 am., 275.2 1 293-Jacobstad (Finland). Concert. 275.2 1290-Nottingham (England), 5NG, 0.2 kw. - CANADA. 526.5 510-Riga(Latvla),2kw. DAILY-11.35-12 amasad 275.2 1090-Nsrrkisping (Sweden). SMVV, 0.25 kw. 516.9 580-Edmonton (CNRR), 0.5 kw. 0-9.30 p.m.. Concert, News, Weather. 275.2 1090-Angers (France) (Rndlo-Anjou), 0.5 kw. 430.8 690-Calgary (CNRC), 0.5 kw. kw. 517.2 580-Vienna (Rovenhügel), 5 272.7 1100-Sheffield (656L), 0.2 kw. 434.5 690-Toronto (Canada) CNEO, 0.5 k; - 508.5 590-Brussels, 1.5 kw. 272.7 1100-Danzig, 0.75 kw. DALLO-hO am., Weather 434.4 692-Ottawa (Ca,iada) CNEO, 0.5 kw, 504 595-Porogrund (Norway), 0.7 kw. 11.30 sm., Concert. 2.15 p.m., Exchange 411 739-Montreal (CKAC), 1.5 kw. - 500 600-Tronsaö (Norway). Quotations. 4.0 p.m., Relays Koenigsberg. 411 730-Montreal (CNRM), 0.5 kw. 500 600-Aberdeen (2BD), LS kw. 272.7 1109-Klagenfurt (Austria). 383.4 782-WInnipeg (CRY), 0.5 kw. 600 600-Uppsala (Sweden), 0.25 kw. Relaya Stockholm. 272.7 1100-Cassel (Germany), 0.7 kw. Relays Franklurt. 383.4 782-Winnipeg (CNRW), 0.1 kw. 500 600-Linköping (Sweden), 0.25 kw. Relaya Stockholm. 270.3 1110--Posen (Poland), 5.5 kw. 357 840-Toronto (Canada), CFCA, 0.5 toe 5 496 605-Zurich (Switzerland), kw. 263.2 1140-Bratislava (Czecho Slovakia), 0.5 kw. - 356.9 040-Toronto (CKCL). 0.5 kw. 491.8 610-Bournemouth (6BM), 1.5 kw. 262.9 1150-Malmö (Sweden), SASC, 0.5 kw. SUNDAYS- 329.5 911-Saskatoon (UNES), 0.5 kw. 453.9 620-Berlin (Wltzleben), 4 kw. 12.0 um., Divine Servic,. 322.4 930-Monctssn, N.B. (CNRA), 0.5 kw. 476.2 630-Lyons (France) (La Doua), PTT, 1 kw. MON., 258 1163-Toulouse (France) VÎT, 5 kw. 312.3 980-Regina (CNRR), 0.5 kw. WED., and Foi-9.45 p.m., Concert. Sus., 250.2 1180-Kiel (Germany), 0.7 kw. Relaye Hamburg. 291 1030'-Vancouver (CNRV), 0.5 kw. Tues., THURO., and SAT-Relays Reste Supérieur 252.1 .1190-Bradford (2LS). Transoults Leeds Programmes. 476 630-Rjukan (Norway), 0.05 kw. Relaya, Oslo. 252.1 1190-Kalmar (Sweden) SMSN, 0.25 kw. Relaya 475 630-Kharkov (Russia). 4 kw. - Stoekhulm SOUTH AMERICA. 468.8 (Germany), 25 kw. 640-Langenberg 212.1 1190-MontpellIer (France). I kw. WEEKDAYS- 353 709-Lima, Peru (OAX), 6 Lw. - 464 646-Paris (Ecole Supérieure), FPTT, 0.5 kw. 0.45 p.m., News. 9.0 p.m., Concert or Talk'. 462 649-Barcelona (Spain) (Radio Catalana) £AJ13, 2 Lw. 252.1 1100-Bremen (Germany), 1.5 kw. Relays flanahurg. 461.5 650-Oslo (Norway), 1.5 kw. 252.8 1100-Slifite (Sweden), 851ES, 0.5 kw. - Relays SOUTH AFRICA. 454.5 660-Stockholm (SASA), 1.5 kw. Stockholm. 413' 666-Johannesburg (JB), 0.5 kw. 450 667-Romo (1RO), 3 kw, 250 1200-Eokilstuna (Sweden), 0.25 kw. Relaye Stock. 402 750- Durban, 1.5 kw. 452 667-Moscow (Trades Union), RA?, 4 kw. 9. n.m.- holm. 375 800-Cape Town, 1.5 kw. - 250 1200-Gleiwitz (Germany), 0.7 kw. Relays Breslau. 448.2 68O-Brisn (Czecho'Slovakia), 2.4 kw. DATLY-7.0 250 1200-Uleaborg (Finland). Relays lielsingforo, 0.2 kw. rn., Concert and News. Tuons-5.40 p.m. 243.9 1230-Trondhjem (Norway). AFRICA. - Concert. Falk for Women. SON-18,0 am., 241.9 1240-Mnenster (Germany) mn. in Morne, 1.5 k-iv lISO - - 192-Rodio Carthage (Tunis) TNV, 5 kw. News4 436 680-Bilbao (Spain) (Radio Club de Vizcaya), NAJO, 240 1250-llelaingforo (Finland), 1.2 kw. 11.0 am., 5.0--6.20 p.m. Cuncert, 7.0-10,0 p.m. 0.5 kw. Rachaisge Quotations. DAILY-7-1O p.m., 313 967-Algiers (P'tT) 2 kw.-Csnosrt, 7.10 p.m. 434.8 690-Fredrikostail (Norway), 0.7 kw. Relays Oslo. Concert. 303 984-Radio Casa-blanca (Morocco), 2.5 kw.-.. 4 kw. 428.6 700-Frankfurt-On-Main (Germany), 230.1 1260-Bordeaux, 0.5 kw. - SuNDAY, 11.0 am-lO nane; 2.0-4,0 p.m.; 423 709-Bilbao (Spain) Radio Vizcaya, EAJLL, 2 kw. 236.2 1270-Stettin (Germany). Relays BerIlio, 0.75 kw. Dance Music, 6.0-12.0 p.m., WEIIIIDAYS, 423 708-Notodden (Norway). 230 1304-Juan les Finn (France) 0.5 kw, DAILY, 9 11. . 7.0-10.0 p.m. 422 711-Cracow (Poland). 229 1310-llelsingborg. Relays toekho0m. 419.5 715-Bordeaux (Lafayette), PTT. 229 1310-Umea. Relaya -Stockholm. 411.7 720-(löteborg (Sweden), SASB, 1 kw. EvgRv Topos- 225.6 1330-Belgrade (Seebla), 2 kw. Testing. AUSTRALIA. - - o)Ay-9.15--11 p.m. Relays Foreign Statiom. 322.2 1350-Sl-raobourg, 0.1 kw. TU6SDAY and THuasnaY 1250 243-Perth ((IWO'), 5 kw. 411 730-Berne (Sss-itzerksnd), 1.5 kw. -10.0 p.m., Concert, Talk and News,. 484 620-Melbourne (3Att) 1.6 kw 405.4 740-Glasgow (SSC), 1.5 kw. 221 1357-Karlstaat (Sweden), 0.25 kw. Relays Stockholm 442 670-Sydney (0FC), 5 kw. 402.5 746-Salamanca (Spain), EAJ22 0.5 kw. Dklr.y-9.30 236.2 1270-Orebro. Relays Stockholm. 391 767-Adelaide (5CL), 5 kw. p.m., Concert. 10.30 p.m., bance Music. 215.8 1390-Halmotset (Sweden). 365 770-Brisbane (4Q01, 5 kw. (10K, 400 750-Cork (Irish Free State), 15 214.3 1400-Viborg (Finland). 371 - 806-Melbourne (3L0), 5 kw. 400 750-Fatuo (Sweden), SMZK, 1.5 kw. 211.3 1420--Kiev (Russia), 1 kw. 354 847-Sydney (2BL), 5 kir. 400 750-Plymouth (SPY), 0.2 kw. 200.1 1070-Gdvle (Sweden) SMXF, 0.25 kw. Relays 400 750-Tamnierfors (Finland). Reksy8 Helolngtors. Stockholm. 400 750-Seville (Spain) (Union Radio), EAJ17, 1 kw. 202.7 1450-Kristinehainn (Sweden) SMTY, 0.1 kw. Relays - NEW ZEALAND. 395.25759-Hambssrg (lia, in Morse), 4 ko'. Stockholm. 435 689-Dunedtn (4YA), 0.75 kw. 303- 763-Madrid (StadIo España) (EAJ2). 201.3 1190-Jönköptng (Sweden) SMED, 0.S kw. Relays 420 714-Auckland (1YA). 0.5 kw, - 359.6 770-Toulouse (France) (Rad. du Midi), 0kw. DAU,v- Stockholm. 405 740-Clsrlskchurch (3YA), 0.5 kw. 12.40 p.m., Concert. 8.50 p.m., Concert. 190 1530-Kariskreana (Scseilen) SSISS(,0.25 kw. Relays 293 1016-Wellington (1YK), 0.12 kw. 384.6 780-Manchester (2ZY),' 1.5 kir. Stockholm. 379.7 790-Stuttgart (Germany), 4 kw. 178 1685-Remero 0 5 k-w. 375 800-Madrid Union Radio), EAJ7, 3 kw. ' . INDIA. BIO-Bergen (Norway), iLk. u s A 370.4 810-Calcutta (ZCA), 0,5 kw. - 357.1 .840-Bombay (7BY), 0.1 kw. 301.4 83O-LOÂiO6 (2L0) 35'k'w. ' - 359 857-Rangoon, Burma (2112), 0.35 kW4 357 840-Seville (Spain): B&J5, 1 kw. 545 550-St. Louis (KFUO)) LS kw. 356 840-Graz (AustrIa) 1.5 kw, Relays VIenna,- 544.1 550-St. Lonlu (KSD), 1.5 kw. ' - 353 850-OurdIt) (5 WA). 1.5 kw. 535.5 560-Chicago (KWY), 3.5 . JAPAN. 350 857-Paris (Radio LL), 0.25 kw. MowDac, WEDI{ES. 526 573-Omaha, Nebraska (WOAW). 375 800-Tokyo (Ceylon) JOAK i kw. may, and yaipAy-I0.0 p.m., Concert. 516.9 580-Detract (WJR), S kw. ' - 348.9 859-Prague (Czecho-Slovakia), 5 kw. DAUY- 516.9 580-DetroIt (WCX), 1.5 kw. 8.0 p.m., Concert. 508.2 590-Philadelphia (WOO), 1.5 kw. ' - 344.0 STO-Barcelona (Spain) Radio Barcelona, EAJI .2kw. 499.5 608-Portland (ROW). 803 375-Colombo (Ceylon). 1. 7 kw.

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Melbourne (Australia), 3RO, 5 kw ...... 371 808 BasIc (SwItzerland). 0.25 kw ...... 1l0O 273 Naples (INÀ), 1.5kw... .. i .. .. 333.3 900 Michigan (Radio Lighthouse) (U.S.A.), WEMC. Belfast (SHE), 1.5 kw 306.1 980 ltewcastle (SEO), 1.5 312.5 960 0.55 316 949 Belgrade (Serbia). 2kw ...... 225.6 1330 Ntjni Noegorod (Roas(a)kw. 1.2 kw ...... 1400 214 Minneapolis (U.S.A.) WCCO, 5k ...... 416.4 720 1780 Bergen (Norway) 1 kw...... 370.4 810 Norddeich (Germany) ...... 168 Moncktonkw. N.B. (Canada) CERA, 0.5 kw... 322.4 930 Berlin (Koenlgswasterlausen) AFP, 8kw. 2900 (4000) 103 (75-) Norrkoeping (Sweden) SMVV, 0.25 kw ..... 275.2 1090 Montreal (Canada) CRAC, 1.5 kw. 411 730 Berlin (Koenlgnwusterhauseo) AFT, 8kw. 1250 240 Notodden (Norway) ...... 423 709 Montreal (Canada) CNRM, 0.5 k ..... 411 730 Berlin (Magdeburger Platz) 2k ...... 566 530 Nottingham (England), ING, 0.2 kw ..... 275.2 1090 208 N W Y k (N t ca g B I i be 4039 620 N b k(R I )RA23 10k 6pm 1117 (Wt ) 4k 491.5 610 , 990 Berlin (Wolff's Burean) ...... 2525 . 119 Nuremberg (Germany), 4kw. (Relays Munich) 303 New York (PS A ) 'WOB'S i kw 315.6 950 Bern (SwItzerland), 1.5 kw ...... 411 730 ..... Oerebro (Relaya Stockholm) 236.2 1270 New 384.4 780 1685 ...... York (USA:) wLw, Beziers, 0.. kw. :' 178 Oslo (Norway), 1,5 kw ...... 461.5 050 New York (USA) WMCA, 0.5 kw. 340.7 -881 Ostersund (Sweden), i kw. (Relays Stockholm) 720 416 New York, WJY, 0.75 kw ...... 405 749 2 ) N rtbf Id (C Itou C il g (U S k ) KFMX 337 890 B m hm 1ri 5 326 920 P (Rc I S périe ire) FPTT 05 ks 404 646 Blnrnehorg (FInland) 311 967 Paria (Eiffel Tower) FL, 8kw ...... 2850 113 Onklands (U.S.A.) EGO, 5kw ...... 361.2 830 Bloemendaal (Holland), 0.04 kw 566 530 Ports (Petit ParIsien), 0.5 kw ...... 340.9 880 Omaha, Nebraska (U.S.A.) WOAW 526 573 Boden (Sweden) SASE 1.5 kw. (Relaya Stockholm) 1200 250 Paris (Radio LL), 0.25 kw ...... 350 857 Ottawa (Canada) CNRO, 0.5 kw .. 434.4 692 Bordeaux (Lafayette) 'STr 419.5 715 Paris (Radto.Parlo)CFR, 3kw ...... 1760 170 ...... P vils (Australia) 6WF, 5 k ...... 1250 240 Berdeaud 230.1 1260 Parts (Radio Vituo), 1 kw 322 931 0.5 kw ...... Phil delph \'h%OO).5 kw 508.2 590 B earns mouth (OBSt), 1.5 ksc ...... 491.8 610 Plymouth (5PY), 0.2 kw ...... 400 750 ...... Plt burgh ( SA.) AR, '1.5 kw. 461.3 650 Bradford (2LS) (Transmito Leeds programmes) .. 252.1 1190 Porsgrund (Norway), 0.7 kw ...... 504 595 1140 Posen (Poland), 1.5 k ...... 270.3 .1100 Pillsburgh East (U.S.A.) (Westmghous Bratislavia(Czecho-Slovatia) 0.5 kw ...... 263.2 309 970 Praguo (Czeclio.Slovakia), 5 kw 340.9 859 Bremen (Germany), 1.5 kw. (R.ekiyoHambsscg) 252.1 1190 ...... 25s'S A ...... 950 ) '(Westtghou's Breslau (Germany), 4 kw 315.8 Reykjasik (Iceland), 0.5 kw 333.3 900 64 4687 441.2 80 ...... Electric) EGEA ...... Broenn(Czerho-Slovakia), 2.4 kis ...... Oiga (Latvia), 2 kw ...... 526.5 570 Pittsburgh East (Weatingliouse Electric), RDKA 3,,,005 14 21.429 d p 5556 540 B t(Hmg y) 3kw (iTO) dc1 kIiW 491.5 610 820 356 Cadiz(Spalsi)EAJ3,0.55kw 344 872 Restos, Don (Russia), S kw., 4.0-10.0 pin Ryvang 1150 261 Rangoon (Burma) 2HZ, 0.35 kw ..... 350 857 Cardiff (5WA), 1.5 kw ...... 353 850 (Denmark), 0.5 k ...... Regina (Canada) CNRR, 0.5 kw. ; 312.3 962 Cartagena (Spain) EAJ16, 1 kw. .. 279 (277.8) 1075 (1080) tactIle (Sweden) SMTS 0.5 kw. Cassai (Germany), 0.7 kw (ReiaysFranklurt) 272.7 1100 (Relaya Stockbolm) 252 1100 tan Francisca (U.S.A.) RiFO, 1kw ..... 428.3 700 890 taska000n (Cunada) CRES, 0.5 kw 329.5 911 Copenhagen, 0.7 kw ...... 337 Salamanca (Spain) EAJ22 0.5 kw...... - 402.5 746 ...... Cork (PiFS), 1.5 kw., OCR ...... 400 750 San Sebastian (Spain) loÁis, 2kw ..... 297 1010 Schenectady (General Electric Co.) (U.S.A.) Cracuw (Poland) ...... 422 711 Suragassa (Spain) EA.J23 ...... 328 (568) 923 (530) 2XAF. Toce, and Thurs. at 11.0 p.m. Sats., Scheveningen Haven (Holland), 2,5 kw ...... 1950 154 12.30Pm...... 32.77 9155 Danzig 272.7 1100 (Germany), 0.75 kw...... Seville (Spain) (Union Radio) EAJ17 1 kw. ,, 400 750 Schenectady (General Electric Co.) (U.S.A.) WGY Daventry 25 1604.3 187 00 379.5 795 (5XX), kw...... Seville (Spain) EA.J5, 1 kw ...... 357 040 kw ...... DeBilt(Holland) ...... 1100 273 theltield (llS'L) 0.2 kw ...... 272.7 1100 Schenectady (General Electric Co.) 2XAD 22.S2 13,623 Durtns und (Germany), 1.5 kw (Relays Mssenster) 283 1060 Sorne (Denmar!s), 1.5 kw. (Relays Copenlmgcn) 1153.8 268 Shenandoah (Iowa) KFNF ...... 461 650 275.2 1090 333.1 900 Dresden(Gernsany),0.7 kw (ReIaateipzig) 06. Michel ...... 566 530 Springfield (U.S.A.) WBZ, 7 kw ...... Dublin (21(N), 1.5 kw ...... 319.1 90 Stambout (Turkey), 10 kw ...... 1200 250 Staten !siand, N.Y. (U.S.A.) WBBR, 0.5 kw. .. 416.4 720 Dundee (20E), 0.2 kw ...... 294.1 1020 Stettin (Germany), 0.8 kw (Relays Berlin) 236.2 1270 Sl. Louis (U.S.A.) KFUO, 1.5 kw...... 545 550 Stockholm (SASA), 1.5 kw ...... 454.5 660 St. Louis (U.S.A.) RS», 1.5 kw ...... 544.1 550 . . . 1040 Edinburgh (21(H), 0.2 kw. ,. .. 288.5 Sydney (Australia) 2FC, 5 kw. 442 678 Eskiistuna (Sweden), 0.25 kw. (Relays Stockholm) 250 1200 Stake (England) OST, 0.2 kw ...... 295.1 1020 Stranbourg, 0.5 kw ...... 252.2 1350 Sydney (21(L) 5 kw...... 354 847 Faiun(Swedeis)SMZR, 1.1 kw ...... 400 750 Stuttgart (Germany), 4 kw...... 379.7 790 Tuk a Ja TOAR 550 Franklurt.on-Main (Germany), 4kw 428.6 700 Sundsvoli (Sweden) SASD, 0.5 kw ..... 545.6 Taranta (C d' ( 357 840 ..... ) CFI3A 05 ...... 294.1 1.020 Fredriksstnd (Norway), 0.7 kw. (Relays Oslo) 434.8 690 Swansea (SSX), 9.2 kw, ...... Toronto (Canadal CECIL' S kw'...' 356.9 840 Freiburg (Germany) . 571 520 Tallin (Renal) (F,skhonja), 2.2 kw 285.7 1050 Toronto (Caoada CNII.T, 0.5 kw ..... 434.5 690 Gancio (Sweden) SMXF, 0.25 kw Tammertors (Finland) (Relays Heloingiors) 400 750 Tony (U.S.A.) WRAZ, 0.5 kw ...... 379.5 793 (Relays Stockholm) 204.0 8470 Tashkeni RA27, 4 law. 2.0-RI) pon...... 800 375 , Vancouver (Canada) CNRV, 0.5 kw ..... 291 1032 Geneva (Radio Genese), 0.5 kw ...... 760 395 Tillis (Russia), 4 k'' ...... 871 345 ' 250 1163 Glasgow (SSC), 1.51w ...... 405.4 740 Toulouse (France) PTT, 5 kw ...... Washinglon (U.S.A.) KWSC, 0.5 kw ..... 346.6 860 Gleiwitz (Germany), 0.7 kw Breslau) 250 1200 Toulouse (France) (lIad. du MisIl), 3kw ..... 389.6 770 Washinglun (U.S.A.) WCAP, 5.5 kw ..... 469 630 (Relays 277.8 1080 Goeteborg (Sweden) SASB, 5kw ...... 416.7 720 Trollhaettao (Sweden) SMXQUa, 012 kw .. Wellington (2YR), 0.12 kw ...... 295 1016 Tromeoe (Norway) 500 600 Grau (Austria), 7v kw. (Relays Vienna) 356 840 ...... WinnIpeg (Canada) CRY, 0.5 kw ...... 383.4 782 Grenoble, 0.5 kw ...... 207 1045 Trundhjern (Norway), 1kw ...... 243.0 1230 WInnipeg (Canada) CNRW, 0.5 kw ..... 383.4 782 Uddevalla (sweden) (Relays Stockholm) 294.1 1020 Zion Ill, (U.S.A.) WCB.D, 5 S'se ...... 344.6 870 Halmstad(Swevjen) ...... 215.8 1390 Uleaborg (Fiojand), 0.2 kw, (Relays Relsingfors) 250 0200 Humar (Norway), 0.7 kw ...... 556 530 Urnes (Relays Stockholm) 229 1319 Hamburg (ha, in morse), 4 kw ...... 395.25 759 Uppsala (Sweden), 0.25 kw. (Relays Stockholm) 500 000 Hanover (Germany), 0,7 kw. (Relays Hamburg) 297 9090 Helsingborg (Relays Stockholm) 229 1310 Vorborg (Relays Stockholm) 297 1010 Helsingt ore (FInland), 52kw ...... 240 1250 Viborg (Finland) ...... 214.3 1400 HO sersu m (Holland) ANRO, 5 kw...... Igel 280 Vienña (R.00cnhuegel) 517.2 580 1020 ...... Hull (6KH),0.2 kw ...... 294.1 Vienna (Skubeoring) ' , 577 520 Waesaa (Poland), 10 kw ...... 1000.1 270 Innsbruck (Austria), 0.5 kcv (Relays Vienna) 293 1024 Zagreb (Jngo.Slavia), 0,35 kw ...... 310 967 lakobstud (Finland) .. 275.2 1090 Zurich (Switzerland), 1 lass...... 490 605 World Radio' Joenkosping (Sweden) SMZD, 0.5 kw. (Relays Stockholm) 201.3 1490 juan los Pins (France), 0.5 kw ...... 230 1304 .iynaskyla (FInland), 0.2 kw. (Relays Relotnglors) 291 lolo EXTRA-EUROPEAN. Calling!! Kalmar (Sweden) SMSN, 0.25 ks'. Adelaide (Australia), 5CL, 1kw ...... 391 167 (Relays StOckhohn) 252.1. 1190 Algiers ...... 310 967 Kariskrona (Sweden) 5515M, 0.25 kw. Atlania (U.S.A.) WSB, 5 kw ...... 420.3 705 (Relays Stockholm) 196 1530 Atlantic Cuy N.J. (U.S.A.) WPG, 5 kw ..... 299.8 1000 Karlstad (Sweden), 0.25 kw (Relays Stockholm) 221 1351 Auckland (New Zealand), 1YA, 0.5 k ...... 420 114 The Station KbeIy (Czeclso.Slovakla), 1 kw 1110 270 ...... £42 Kharkoo (kusoia), 4 kw ...... 415 630 Bombay (IndIa) (7BV), 0.1 kw...... 351.1 Kiel (Germany), 0.7 kw, (Relays Hamburg) 254.2 1100 Boston, Moss. (U.S.A.) WNAB, 0.5 sw ..... 280.2 1070 Kiev (RussIa), 2kw ...... 211.3 1420 Boston, Moss. (U.S.A.) WNAC, OES kw ...... 430.1 697 Identification Klagenfurt (Aaotria) ...... 212.7 1100 Boundbrook (National Broadcasting Co,) (U.S.A.) ...... 454.3 660 Koenigsberg (Germany), 1 kw ...... 329.7 910 WJZ, 40 kw Brisbane 4QG, 5 kw 385 779 KoSico (Czeeho.SlOvakw), S kw ...... 1870 160 (Australia) ...... Moons (LIthuania), 7 kw ...... 2000 150 Calcutta (Jodla) (7Csl), 0.5 kw ...... 37P.4 010 Panel Book Krjstinoleamn (Sweden) SMTY 0.1 toe. Calgary (Canada) CNRC, 0.5 kw ...... 434.8 690 (Itelays Stockholm) 202.7 1480 Cape Town, 1.5 kw ...... 375 800 Lohtis (Finland) ...... 318 943 Carthage (Rodio Tunis), TRU, 11kw..... 1850 162 Langenberg, 448.8 640 Revised Edition 25 kw...... Casablanca (Morocco), 0.6 kw ...... 305 984 Lausanne (Switzerland) HB2, 0.6 kw ..... 850 353 Chicago (U.S.A.) KYW, 3.5kw...... 535.5 560 LesOs (2LS), 0.2 kw ...... 277.8 1080 Chicago (U.S.A.) WBBM. L5 sw ..... 226 1327 ...... 820 Leipzig (Germany), 4k 365.8 Chicago (U.S.A.) WGN, 1 kw ...... 370.2 810 Leningrad (Russia), 10 kw ...... 1000 300 Chicago (U.S.A.) WLS, 0.5 kw. .. 345 070 LilIe (PTT), 0.5 kw ...... 285 1053 Chicago (WJAZ), 10 kw...... 329.5 911 On Sale June 29, Linkoeping (Sweden), 0.25 kw. (Relays Stockholm) 500 600 Christchorch (New Zealand) 3AY. 0.5 kw 405 740 Liverpool (OLV), 0.2 kw ...... 291 1010 Cincinnati (U.S.A.) WLW 5kw ...... 422.3 710 Price One Shilling. London (ILlS), 3 kw ...... 361.4 830 Cleoeiand (U.S.A.) WTAth, 1.5 kw. : 389.4 778 Lunembourg, 0.25 kw ...... 1200 (217.4) 250 (1300) Colombo (Ceylon), 1.75 kw ...... 050 375 Lyons (France) (La Dosa), 1 kw. P.T.T ...... 416.2 630 Daoenport (U.S.A.) WOC, 5kw 483.8 620 Lyons (Radio Lyons), S kw...... 291.3 1030 ...... Denver (KOA) ...... 322.4 930 'Apply.- .. (U.S.A.) WCX, 516.9 580 Madrid (Radio RepaSa) EAJ2 .. 393 763 Detroit 15kw ...... Madrid (Radio Madrileña) EAJI2, 2 kw ..... 306 980 Detroit (U.S.A.) WJR, 5 kw 516.9 580 ...... 1111 Mudrid (Union RadIo) EAJ7, 3 kw ...... 375 800 Detreit(U.S.A.) WISHP ...... 270 Publications Department, Malago (Spain) EAJ25 I kw. 325 (254.2) 923 Detroit (U.S.A.) WWJ, 1.5 kw ...... 352.7 850 l6ulmos (Sweden) SAS& 0.5 kw ...... 260.9 1150 Dunedin (New Zealand) 4YA, 0.75 kw ..... 435 689 B.B.C. Manchester (IZY), 1.5 kw ...... 304.6 700 Durban (South ACelga), 1.5 kw ...... 400 150 M1'LM!15'kw Edmonton (Conada) CNB.E, 0.5 kw . 516.0 580 I Montp.ÌIIsi (FIaXICS), .. :: 252.1 Hastings, Nebraska (U.S A.) KÌI1KX 2kw, .. 280.3 0040

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. . ; . thjs vital part depends the válue you \ X . . '

receive for your money. . . . \\ \ . . \ ' \ : . . \\ Demand big a -' \ s a filament; tough : \

: ' . . .:: filament-a filament that caflnot be

. : \ broken except by the very roughest

. : \ handling . . . .

:: ...... \ '\ . :.. THEWONDERUL MULLARD - \ \ P.M. FILAMENT

This supreme filament will serve a ' : you : L. . \\ \ \

- ; thousand times rouñd the clock and then con- ' ; . tiñue the same perfect operation as when new. . - \ N

. \ ... Obtainable in a complete range of Mullard

\ give . all . : '\ : P.M. Valves to improved results in : \

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: \ \ '\ -' ' . . . . . \ \ THE MA S TER VALVE

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\\ !L f \ \ S \\ .. : S \ i \ S\ _ \ The ls..t v.ve operation is secured : by a long filament. Look at the \ sectional viewof theP.M 5Xshown

above. Note the great length ano ,. - thickness of the wonderful P.M.

Filament . . . tisi., combined with -

the Mullard Matched Electrode --

-. li System, means more and better value

i\ for ybur money. ' s \ \ -. . - - ' ADVT. TH MULLARD WIRELESS SERVICE CO. LTD.,. MULLARD HOUSE, DENMARK STREET, W.0

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