London* (Trans?) 6.45-9.50 1634 17.81 (Trans.3)10.00-12.00 16.84 17.81 Midnight 1.00 a.m. 1636 17:9 Paris 1 x 19.68 1525 Home 5 930 12 2540 1181 7 1633 1782
Berlin—3810 169 19.63
San Fran. 830 1030 3148 953
Manila—630 11 3135 957
Melbourne 5.15 8.30 9.20 3132 958 Tokyo 12330430 10 11 2542, 11.80 Hongkong 1.30 9.15 3149 9.52
*Afternoon BBC Programme 7.00. "Music in the Air," Sir. W. Davies 30 "The Thin Red Line," play 936 News $30 "World Affairs," talk 945 Sports. news and markets 1015 "Lucky Dip," variety 1100 Trooping tne Colours, description 12.00 News From Horse "Guards' Parade One of the most spectacular of London's annual ceremonies, Trooping the Colour ón the Horse Guards" Parade by troops of the Household Brigade is the Army's own celebration of the King's birthday—although it is not necessarily held on the actual anniversary (December 14), but on whatever date it pleases his Majesty to name.
At this year's Trooping the Colour, the King, absent in America, will be represented by H.R.H. the Duke of Gloucester. After the Duke has inspected the parade, the ceremony of the actual Trooping will begin. The Colour "trooped," the King's Colour of the Battalion of the Brigade of Guards providing the Kings Guard on the day chosen, will be marched with an escort round the lines of Guards, who will salute it as it passes. The ceremony will end with the troops' marching past the Duke in slow and then quick time, after which the Duke will place himself at the head of the Guards and lead them up the Mall to Buckingham
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