Special programmes for countries in the Far East are broadcast from Berlin, transmissions being arranged that they may be received in Shanghai during the afternoon and evening. Stations DJQ,.DIA broad-east during the afternoons on wave-Jengths of 10.63, 3145 and "31,38 metres respectively, and can be fe= ceived here between 12.0 pin. and 50 pin. Shanghai time seven, week. These broadcasts consist solely "of concerts and news (in English and German),_ programmes being broadcast over Stations. DJQ and DIN between 1.30 pam. and 4.50 ban, Station DIA from 1.30pm, to 4pm, and over all three stations simultaneously from 2 pin. to 218 am, and from 3 p.m, to 818 pin, From 9.05 pin, to midnight every evening, a slightly more varied programme is transmitted over DIA, DIN, and DJB (19.74 metres), and a feature is made of special broadcasts for the benefit of listeners inthe various countries for which the trans mission is intended. For instance, at 10.30 p.m. Shanghai time on Saturday, June 20° (German programmes are Grawn up well in advance), a special broadcast for Chinese listeners will be transmitted. Other items include orchestral pieces, variety programmes, news and' economic reviews, folk songs, and sports reviews, A full list of the day by day programme for any tone week is generally received. in Shanghai a whole month before the scheduled broad
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