London Column

This is Robert B. bringing you London Column. London Column broadcasting for the first time in a world at peace. London Column which brings you items especially chosen for your interests and entertainment from the worldwide service of the BBC.

In this edition you hear the voice of General Eisenhower recorded in London as he spoke on his arrival in Moscow. BBC war correspondent Stanley Max dead speaks from the plate deck of an aircraft carrier off Japan.

and you hear British aircraft taking off on a mission. One of the Desert Rats, one of the original British 8th Army, arrives in London amidst victory over Japan celebrations and describes them foil. On a Weijensabatur describes the raids which delay the German development of the Atembeau. Mr. Herbert H. Lehman warns his audience at the Council meeting of Unraw

in London of the critical task ahead. And to end our program we take you to the home port of the great liner Queen Mary so that you may hear her terrarium from return to Southampton for the first time in six years.

As an example of Allied cooperation by radio, we bring you the voice of General Eisenhower speaking in Moscow, recorded in London and now sent back to you in America. First, you hear the Moscow woman announce his voice introducing General Eisenhower.

This afternoon, a full-engineed silver air tank landed at the Masters of Airport, and in The next is General Eisenhower and Marshall Jockon. The next meeting with Army General Antonos, Chief of the Red Army General, is the Lieutenant General Treno, Commanders of Moscow, and other high-ranking Soviet officials, as well as Mr. Abel Haderman,

the United States Ambassador and his daughter, the Archibald Clark Carr, the British Ambassador, and the heads and members of the United States Initiative. As the United States have been forward to Inspector Dorna, The then please is called to thank the dinner and the service and some flags of the two countries are flying along the runway.