... Everybody's Scrapbook 10.30: Epilogue. God's will is our peace. 10.38: Astra Desmond (contralto) 11: 8.8. C. Military Band 11.35: A 1 Bollington (organ). 12-12.20: News FORCES.—6.3O: Records. 7: Morning Pr«yenG news. 7.20 8: Records 10.20; News from India ...

... Phsagants generally have eggs in the nest by the second week in April. so if you work back from that you will find that the extension of shooting is not far . from overlapping breeding. Cock pheasants make a great to-do about their courting. They are handsome ...

... light of the world situation to-day! An observer has said that more It seemed to bring to life a forgot- tragic even than the innumerable ten world, a world as remote as those suicides due to hopeless despair. revived by the 8.8. C. scrapbooks. in more wantonly ...

... woman trips on from the wings at some theatre, sings a merry verse, dances with great vivacity, explains in prose that she is a simple little maiden just escaped from the convent, and extremely nervous at this first cight of the world. ‘Forty-two,” announces ...

... B T. Wakelam will give you the latest news from the world of sport, after which there will be a short Srogramme of gramophone records. 5 45: ere and There. Stephen King-Hall will give his weekly talk on world affairs. 6: Eight Bells (fifth edition), written ...

... V 6 15 to 8 n.m. and !0 m. to 10 pjn.. 804 kc » i373-lm.). (« 0 to « 30 p.m., obtainable from the Home Service 1 or 391 Im.i. 0 to p.m.. 342 1m « 877 s.t. »From 11 0 p.m. to 20 a.m.. Home Service on 342-lm.. addition to 391 1 and 449 Im.i. o—Time Signal: ...

... pianofortes), relayed from Queen’s Hall. London. 9 10: During the Interval. 9 25: Concert (continued), relayed from Queen’s Hall. London. 10 15: Time Signal; Weather and News Summary. 10 25—12: The Casani Club Orchestra, relayed from Casani’s Club. Time ...

... of that year, hard to capture now, came from the rumour that people could telephone to each other. even to the world in general, without intervening wires and were even then broadcasting (new word) music from an aerial (several jokes about this) ...

... characteristic manner. Mr. Smith, who is now known to the circus world as Ohmy, was, years ago, in the habit of regarding with perfect coolness a feat which startled the spectators. He dropped from a great height practically to the earth with no zpparent means ...

... the Precentor of the Chapels Royal Queen Mary was not present she away from London but- other parents Helena Gibbs Worcester were there to witness the rite Kathleen Curzon-Herrick from whose house Loughborough married another godmother Katharine Westminster ...

... (saxophone), Frances forte). . 4. 0—4.50 Evensong from Cathedral, London. . NORTHERN (449.1 metres) 5. o—The Children’s Hour. 6. 0 —8.8. C. Scottish Orchestra,J-j, by lan Whyte, from Scolj. 6.4o—Theatre: Extracts from Alone, by Max Catto, ®. presented by Firth ...

... heard on the first wavelength. 5 15: Children. 6: Time, news and weather. 6 25: News from the North. 6 30: Northern Newsreel. 7; Sale and District Musical Society. 7 30: From the Army of the Rhine. 7 45: The Week in Westminster. 8: Music Hall. 6; Time, news ...