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- COVER_SECTIONCover Section
- ILLUSTRATIONLett: THE WARTIME SUPERMAN (see panel on Page 3)
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- CHAPTERTHINGS TO COME
- CHAPTERUntitled
- CHAPTEROrchestral, Not Bus
- CHAPTERPiano Without Tears
- CHAPTERDog Days at 3YA
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- CHAPTERBetter Late Than Never
- CHAPTERHis Majesty's Ships
- CHAPTERKnocking About
- CHAPTERRECENT MUSIC
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- CHAPTERNEW ZEALAND LISTENER
- CHAPTERAusterity on the Air
- CHAPTERLETTERS FROM LISTENERS
- CHAPTER"THEY STOOD"
- CHAPTERPERFECT MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
- CHAPTERWAR FILMS
- CHAPTERGOD IN NATURE
- CHAPTERUntitled
- CHAPTERANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT
- CHAPTEROur Cover
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- CHAPTERTHEY TALKED... ...THIS IS WHAT HAPPENED
- CHAPTERThe War Office Films A Spy Story
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- ILLUSTRATIONLeft: While British troops drink and gossip unconcernedly in a bar parlour, a Nazi agent (Mary Clare) drinks in infor...
- ILLUSTRATIONAbove: Head of the spies in Britain is an antiquarian bookseller (Stephen Murray, who in real life is a lance-corpora...
- ILLUSTRATIONLeft: One of the victims of the spies is a Dutch refugee girl (Nova Pilbeam) who picks up information from her soldie...
- ILLUSTRATIONLeft: Another spy is a striptease artist at a theatre near the camp where the troops are stationed
- ILLUSTRATIONBelow: A Nazi spy who has landed in England by parachute is betrayed by the harness marks on his back
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- ILLUSTRATIONBecause people here gossiped, the Germans in France are prepared when British commando troops land to destroy a subma...
- ILLUSTRATIONAFTER THE RAID: "The next of kin of casualties have been informed..."
- CHAPTERThe War Office Films A Spy Story
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- CHAPTERAdvice on Health (No. 74)
- CHAPTERCHEWING THE CUD
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- CHAPTERCHEWING THE CUD
- CHAPTERTHE LISTENER CROSSWORD
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- CHAPTERTHAT "COSMOPOLITAN VOICE"
- CHAPTERNew Serials
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- CHAPTERBBC Bans "Drivel and Snivel": AUSTERITY ON THE AIR
- ILLUSTRATIONBBC photograph ARTHUR BLISS: It's time to get tough
- ILLUSTRATIONBING CROSBY Normally in good taste
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- CHAPTERMUSIC PLAYS ON IN AMERICA
- ILLUSTRATIONLeft: Arturo Toscanini, rehearsing the NBC Symphony Orchestra, largest in the world, for Shostakovich's Seventh Symphony
- ILLUSTRATIONAmerica's all-army musical show, "This is the Army", was written, produced, and directed by Irving Berlin, seen here ...
- ILLUSTRATIONDmitri Shostakovich, young Russian composer, who wrote his latest symphony between firefighting duties in Leningrad
- ILLUSTRATIONIn the U.S., leading composers of popular songs are turning out a steady stream of war-time pieces. Among them is Jer...
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- CHAPTERPEOPLE IN THE PROGRAMMES
- ILLUSTRATIONSTUDIO STUDY: Sydney L. Thompson at work. He will give a second talk on "Art Criticism" from 3YA on October 21
- ILLUSTRATIONABOVE: Bertha Rawlinson will sing Schumann songs from 4YA on Sunday week, October 25, at 8.24 p.m.
- ILLUSTRATIONBELOW: James Simpson (tenor), who was heard from 4YA recently. At the time, a portrait of another tenor, James Simpso...
- ILLUSTRATIONAlan Blakey photograph COMPOSITIONS by Smetana and Ravel will be presented by the pianist, Winifred Cooke (above), fr...
- ILLUSTRATIONLEFT: Richard Dimbleby, the BBC's observer in the Middle East, interviews a trooper on the top of his tank
- ILLUSTRATIONIRENE BALLANTYNE (violinist) who, with Ronald Moon. (viola), and Nancy Estall (cello), presented Dohnanyi's Serenade,...
- ILLUSTRATIONS. P. Andrew photograph ABOVE: Henry Rudolph, under whose direction the Harmony Serenaders present their session "Clo...
- ILLUSTRATIONBELOW: Hector Chevigny, author of "Lost Horizon," whose new serial drama, "Klondike" is heard from 1ZB, Mondays to Th...
- CHAPTERASK Aunt Daisy
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- CHAPTERSPRING BRINGS ASPARAGUS
- CHAPTERFROM THE MAIL BAG
- CHAPTERRenovating Shabby Blinds
- CHAPTERParsley and Rusks
- CHAPTERFor Soldiers' Parcels
- CHAPTERChocolate Caramels
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- CHAPTERNATIONAL PROGRAMMES
- CHAPTERMonday, October 19
- CHAPTERTuesday, October 20
- CHAPTERWednesday, October 21
- CHAPTERThursday, October 22
- CHAPTERFriday, October 23
- CHAPTERSaturday, October 24
- CHAPTERSunday, October 25
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- CHAPTERCOMMERCIAL PROGRAMMES
- CHAPTERMonday, Oct. 19
- CHAPTERTuesday, Oct. 20
- CHAPTERWednesday, Oct. 21
- CHAPTERThursday, Oct. 22
- CHAPTERFriday, Oct. 23
- CHAPTERSaturday, Oct. 24
- CHAPTERSunday, Oct. 25
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