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... —Muoic from the New World (2). 7.55 Service from Fisher wick Presbyterian Church. Belfast. B.4o—The week’s good cause. 8.45 Edy Kersey (violin). 9. o—Time and news. 9.20—“ Scrapbook for 1003.'’ 10.20— Gramophone records. 10.30 A song recital ...
... tremendous new emphasis to the need for broadcasting throughout the Empire. Ncm's from Britain was of almost hourly urgency. All the time people all over the world were asking for more neMs bulletins and for more languages.” There was also the vital ...
... exercises. 7.55: Lift Tip Your Hearts!” 8.0; Time and news. 8.15; The Kitchen Eront. 8.20: Gramophone. 8.30: Children calling home from Australia. 8,45: Gramo?'9.: Chink's Ernesco Sextet. 9.30: Starlight. 9.45: At Home To-dav.” 10.5: News commentary for schools ...
... Orchestra with John Duncan (ballads). 7.30: From the Army of the Rhine. 7.45: A talk Mr. Tom Smith. MP. 8.0: “Music-Hall.” 9.0: Time. News. 9.20: A play. “Tilly of Bloomsbury.” 10.40: Religious service from Bethlehem. 11.0: Time. News summary. 11.3: These ...
... railway bridge and factory in the •world.” A large order, which ought to reassure the most extravagant advocates of “second fronts.” Interpretation of photographs of such varied character and quality as Britain’s scrap-books contain will not be easy; and ...
... Trust with the residents powerfully reinforced; a new series of Itma features, and Everybody’s Scrapbook,” including items gathered from all over the world. Though it is early to comment on the new schedule as a whole, it is apparent that a measure of ...
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... subject in the succeeding three hundred years. English Writers on Jewry An Anglo-Jewish Scrapbook, 1600-1840. By the Rev, Dr. A. Cohen. (Cailingold. 12s. 6d.) A scrapbook, maybe, but not scrappy; Dr. Cohen’s industry in collecting his materials has been matched ...
... individual develop his real self in order that he might freely co-operate with others. Adler’s diagnosis that the world is suffering from lack of goodwill, lack of love for one’s neighbour, has unfortunately proved fully justified. Phyllis Bottome and ...
... —Time and news. 9.15 American Commentary, Raymond Gram Swing (relayed from America) (recorded). 9.30 Saturday at Nine-thirty—“ England Dances : The story, in music. of the dance, from medieval to modern times; devised by Leslie Baily and arranged by Mark ...
... the medical man and even the undertaker are rallied from contemporary records to -enliven this eminently readable period piece. The Regency nobodies here contribute generously to everybody’s scrap-book. T. C. K 'tanks and Others The Royal Armoured Corps ...
... SL BBL ' ' 43 if}. interesting record for the future. Lytton Strachcy’s “Eminent Vic\Wa - i M {,“ p ...