{Vf OST French studios now close with the playing of the National An-them-the "Marseillaise." it is not curtailed ‘but given in its entirety. be 7 THE announcer at PHI is one of the most versatile linguists on the air as he speaks Dutch, English, German, .Freneh,: Italian, Spanish and Portu‘guese fluently. The station ts purely non-political and the broadcasts are mainly destined for the Dutch’ West and. East Indies. To the above. lan‘guages: the announcer adds a knowledge of Malayan tongtes and . is conse-quently.-one of the most widely understood ;broadcasting. announcers; . ~
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Radio Record, Volume VII, Issue 7, 25 August 1933, Page 38
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