(to 12.00)
(Composite edition)
(to 16.00)
With Annette Mills, who writes the songs, assisted by George Fry.
The last programme of the present series in which 'Fish-hawk' sketches some birds and Percy Edwards mimics their songs.
A film on careers showing the efforts Britain is making in industry.
Kitty Wilson shows some simple decorations you can make at home.
(to 18.00)
From Ironmonger Row Baths, Finsbury.
Featuring:
Diving
Some of the finer points of high and spring-board diving demonstrated by the Olympic Champion, Edna Child, international Peter Elliott, and Eunice Miller, explained by Spider Webb.
The Cresta Run
The art of riding this most thrilling of runs discussed and shown by John Crammond, British Olympic Cresta Rider.
Eskimo Rolling
The skill of the expert kayak canoeist demonstrated by a member of the British Canoe Team, Bob Webb, and, explained by John Dudderidge of the 1936 Olympic Team.
Introduced by Max Robertson.
A light-hearted miscellany.
in the Old Hall, Lincoln's Inn as guests of the Hardwick Society.
On the motion:
'That this House deplores the decline of the Middle Classes'
In the Chair:
Graham Bell-Finlay (President of the Hardwick Society)
Proposed by Godfrey Smith (President, Oxford Union)
Opposed by R. G. Waterhouse (President, Cambridge Union)
Ivan Yates (Treasurer Elect, Oxford Union) speaks third
J. Ashley (Vice-President, Cambridge Union) speaks fourth
The debate is then thrown open to the floor of the House and a division taken.
by George Bernard Shaw.
(Repeat of Monday's edition)
(sound only)
(to 22.30)
