Practical help for the housewife.
Presented by Joan Gilbert.

Your Garden
Frances Perry advises you on the work to be done at the present time.

Lampshades
Gwenyth Clark completes her demonstration of how to re-cover old lampshades.

Food and Hygiene - 3
Joan Robins discusses with a bacteriologist the best ways of cooking food safely and illustrates the discussion with experiments.

Round the Shops with Margot Lovell

(to 16.00)

A story for the younger ones with pictures by Harry Rutherford.

A mystery play for older children by Anthony C. Wilson.
The action takes place in Fenbridge Manor.
(to 17.50)

by Eugene O'Neill.

Town Forum welcomes Visitors from Italy.
Questions about the Italian people, their country, and their way of life, asked by a Birmingham audience and answered by a team of four distinguished Italians.
Signorina Ruffini (President of the Italian Council of Women and member of the National Council of the Italian Liberal Party)
Professor G. Calogero (Director of the Italian Institute in London)
Riccardo Aragno (London Correspondent of La Stampa and broadcaster in 'Voce di Londra')
Dr. I Zingarelli (Author and chief of Foreign Services of the Rome daily newspaper Il Tempo)
Chairman, Denis Morris

On October 12, 1950, 'Town Forum' took a team of British speakers to Rome to face the questions of an Italian audience. This return visit is televised from Digbeth Institute, Birmingham.

(Wednesday's edition repeated)

(sound only)