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+ TO-DAY’S PROGRAMMB&J|| 3YA. CHRISTCHURCH (720 Kilocycles) 7 0 am.: -Breakfast session. 1M: aSi cordings. 10.30: Devotional service. Recordings. 12 noon: Lunch music. 25 »3m|| Recordings. 2.30; Talk, preparedlaiilt A C.E., “Rural Young People Ml l«K< Away: Their Clubs and What They Them.” 3.0; Classical music. 4J: and weather report. Light music. y|n| Sports results. 5.0: Children’s hoar. |wß| Dinner music. 70: Government seas news (from 2YA). J7-10 (apjjliJlill News. 7.35: Talk: Garden Expect. ‘Tkpßßii Preparations.” 8.0: Chimes. _jE) ■ IMKI, of H.M. Coldstream Guards. ’The dians” Selection (Mo nek ton). *J»: John Charles Thomas (bantone)jlai < Parmer’s Pnde” (RusselD. W Raclc To My Boots and Saddle CnqHft 8.16: (R) Foden’s Motor “Down the Mall” Man* “Plantation” Medley, <c) ,~¥P* H J9cSfr Black Sheep” (Campbell): (d| *Ha»" Lauder” Medley. 829: <R) Eb (country storekeepers). of H.M. Welsh Guards, (a) Rujbaghi^B; IgJKSf’i) MB Home” (Powell). 854: fH) Bands, “Round the Campfire? FaataHjj(Maynard). 90: report station notices. 9-5-Pnrnow: “What s All the News? Uh) (R) Capet String Quartet, Qwutettn_AS Major, Op. 18, No. 5: minuet; (c) andante eantabile; (dj_aßapif»: (Beethoven). 9-46: (B) (soprano), (a) Creadon s_ ao wo a- (b) “I Love Thee (Beefaoemitej*;9.52; (R) Jose Iturbi aoteL Andante Favour! m F S *. (Beethoven). 10.0: Music, mirth. melody. lag3YL, CHRISTCHURCH (1200 Kilocycles) 5.0 pan.: Recordings. 7.o:JAfter-dh—rjSy music 8.0: Dance music, fclwai band. 8.30: “Darby and _JQPL_ Itf** 10: “The Pugilist." 8.43: -JTh« Three MaT Suite. 8.56: Dorothy Dickson 9.5: State Ball memonfs. 9J3. Hwry Karr (alto saxophonist). , 90S. McCormack (tenor). 950 ; Bouquet gtS*. melody. 10.0: Light recitals. -- IYA. ADCKLAIfD >» "Rmid Yo^J a 8000 Mteiwr Their Clubs and What They Do in Than?ife s: fa^ mU fi»: 4&J52&2--session. 6.0:/ Dinner Milne.; 7 0: Government and weiaas w*s ItreMP*- 4 2YA). 7.10 (approx.): News- 7J*: A*a» ■■ cultural talk: Mr j. E- jßdl. Making.” 8.0: Concert pygramme. “Grand Hotel. 850. |<R) Tmiuu Column.” drama from agony catanm M a newspaper. 8-46: (B) i?» A j 1 citalist). “Our DistnrtViptor. vant Girl" (Wynne). 852*<?* Dramatic Players, i(Nairrie); "My Am Folk {(Lemon), Efi!-Am Weather report and statist noneew tejj! Ringside commentary on afev ing match. Jack Jarvis v| Young JwfGtMwi at Auckland Town Halil 10J: mirth, and melody. I . 2YA, WEIXING|ON f (570 Kilocycl*) 6.50 a.m.; Weather ‘ ! 7.0: Breakfast session. 10J. Weather report for aviators. 10.10: devotional wrvice. 10.45: Talk to wonJn 12 noon: Lunch music.. Iffpjn-- weetter k' Talk. prepared People 8000 Miles Avray—mar Oid» M* What They Do in Them.” ISports IWfIS 328: Weather report for farneßL gra* forecast for Canterbury sjd Otago- ** Sports results. 5.0: Chiprens sessam. 6.0: Dinner music. 7-0: aun overseas news. 7.10 (ajprox.). wees. 7.25: Rebroadcast from Le*ue ?JrJSS shortwave station at Gen#a. Whirligig of *171116: Home* arui HearUM Fashions in Dress. Spea|er. *■■ J* Mclntosh. 8.0: Glumes. Chan*«-nost and lieder ProgrammeQuartet in E Flat Major 1# Viola, and ’Cello: Allegro jia mm tnmgnt scherzo; andante cantabilc &ni^-wi*M (Schumann). 828: A l»ter “Enduring Dove” (Brahms); *■ “ an^tmj notices. 95: “Ports ofc Call. Visit !■ . Canada.” 955: Mirth anl melody. IM: Dance programme. I 2YC, WELLINGTON (840 KilocydK) ,. ||T1 „ 5.0 p.m.: Light music. T.O: Afto-dmog music. 8.0: Band music, jgoken 9 0: Popular ballads, light orchestral mtei-'J’-ludes. 10.0: "Merry and Bright. ; 4YA, DUNEDIN (790 Kilocjifies) 3.30 p.m.: Sports hWiljs. a Clasu«D|:.,... music. 4.0: Weather aad frost 450: Light music. 5.0. qiudrens set'nMj. ■ 65: Dimier music. 75^VHmn^«g ? overseas news (from 7.10 ■ News. 8.0: Chimes. Ogentog of gJohn Ambulance premiy. 8.«- Mk. gt.. J. T. Paul. “World Affairs. 9 J. WeaMpr report and station 9*. Group.” play by PluliD W*®*;- *® o ®Jgs-V in 4YA» Studios by A. G. Fleming;Dance music by bands of Bob Benny Goodman, and Tommy , vocal interludes by Marin® Sullivan. , . DAVENTRY, ffiGIASD ’’ GSG . 3656 metres; GSO, GSB. 3155 metres; C*D, 25-S8 450 p.m.; Big SroL_ By D. G. Bridson. The story of* ney in which the course of the W* tvm be traced by way ,of London. land. North, and Scoff 1 specially composed and clayed by the Kortnitfl chest?a: deaden by H. Foster Clark: Produced oy rrBridson. 5.15: * Centx* Europe”—2: Czechoslovakia. A R W. Seton-Watson, Masaryk of Central European ffistoiy m versity of London. rhgstnT COTcert. The BS.C.. Empire w leader, Leonard. con d urted Clifton HelUwell. DiVMfcuiento No. » B flat , for Strings axA AUegro. < 2 > Minuetto and Tno, (W Adagio. (5) wn“” etto aiid Trio. (6) .Anfjnte-AlleffO. mgto (Mozart). Slavoni c »apsody. w*s Op. 45, No. 3 (Dvor*)and announcements. 6.45. Close ooro-

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