Exercises for men and women

Today's entries include records of music by Massenet and Tchaikovsky

'The. Word of God to His People': selections from Hebrews 10, vv. 1-36

'Hamburgers,' by Trudy Bliss

from a selection of records

Introductory music
Prayer
Praise, my soul, the king of heaven (A. and M. 298; S.P. 623; C.H. 21, omitting v. 4: Tune, Praise my soul)
Interlude
Prayers: The Prayer for Absent Friends: the Lord's Prayer
Through the night of doubt and sorrow (A. and M. 274, omitting vv. 7 and 8; S.P. 678; C.H. 214: Tune, Marching)
Blessing

Light music, selected and played by Jack Byfield and his Players, with James Bell at the organ

(For Welsh schools). Cwrs y Byd: cyfres i blant dros 12 oed

News commentary

from page 49 of 'New Every Morning ' and page 44 of ' Each Returning Day. Awake, my soul ; Psalm 112, vv. 1-7: St. Mark 14, vv. 27-42; Eternal Father, strong to save

played by John Moore

' The Naughty Child.' by Professor C. W. Valentine , Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Birmingham

for under-sevens: Let's join In-a dramatised song: ' The Frog and the Mouse'
11.20 IT YOU WERE A CHILD IN U.S.A. : 9—' My First Job'
11.40 TALKS FOR SIXTH FORMS: What Is Sociology? 9 — ' The Individual's Idea of Himself.' by Professor Karl Mann heim.

(Plymouth Division)
Conductor. Lieut. R: H. Stoner. Director of Music, Royal Marines

ENSA show on the occasion of the opening of the NAAFI Club at Plymouth. introduced by Bryan Michie. Nat Allen and his Band. Guests, Gillie Potter and Phyllis, Robins

arranged in collaboration with ENSA. BBC Northern Orchestra: conductor, Charles Groves
From a factory in the North West

TRAVEL TALKS. India and her neighbours: 'Beyond the .Himalayas,' by Lt.-Col. F. S. Smythe
2.-20 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH, by Jean-Jacques Oberlin and others. ' Reponses a vos Questions '
2.40 SENIOR ENGLISH I. Serial: 'Jane Eyre.' by Charlotte Bronte, adapted by Sam Langdon. Part 2

Piano Quintet in A minor played by the Maivjorie Hayward Quartet and Frank Merrick (piano)

Men v. Women

featuring Edgar Bergen and his world-famous dummy Charlie Mc Carthy , Joan Merrill , and Ray Noble and his Orchestra.

Stan Atkins and his Band

(News and topical talks in Welsh)
Newyddion y Dydd
5.5 Newyddion o'r Senedd, gan James Griffiths
5.10 Pynciau'r Dydd,' gan R. J. Rowlands (Meuryn)
5.15 ' Meddyginiaeth yn y Rhyfel't sgwrs gan Feddyg

Welsh nursery tunes and folk songs by ' Hogiau'r Gogledd '—a men's chorus from North Wales
' Around the Countryside':
William Aspden discusses country sights and sounds with two young friends

National and Regional announcements and Scottish News summary

Jean Marsh , writer of so-called ' tripe,' replies to recent talks on women's taste in reading; Mary Friel , a hairdresser, talks about her job; Mary Ferguson deals with more problems sent by women war-workers

with two star problems provided by Anna Neagle (by permission of Robert Donat ), and Celia Lipton (by permission of Emile Littler )
Clive Richardson and Tony Lowry ' Four Hands in Harmony ' : ': three sound problems: two other problems provided by Eric Winstone and his Orchestra. Introduced by Ronald Waldman , and produced by Audrey Cameron , in aid of the Red Cross Penny-a-week Fund. (Result of February 16 Competition is on page 4)

A unit of the- American Band of "the A.E.F. led by Sgt. Mel Powell at the piano.

Is Censorship the Answer? The paper shortage and possible solutions of the problem
Speakers, a publisher (Geoffrey Faber ), a representative of the reading public (John Hadfield , Director. National Book League), and an officer of the Manchester Citv Education Committee (Ernest Schofleld)

(baritone)

Programme written and produced by Nesta Pain

Everybody would like to know the answer to the question. 'What is Man?' Many people can give you that answer from a purely specialist point of view. A surgeon can supply you with a catalogue of all the bones and organs that make up a man and tell you exactly what they look like. A chemist will startle you by the statement that you are sixty-six per cent water. And in the eyes of a physicist you practically disappear altogether, since the atom is as porous as the solar system.

But even when you have resolved man into his final particles, there still seems to be something missing - the thing that makes him a person, the thing that makes every man different from every other. For nobody has yet succeeded in isolating thought, feeling, or consciousness in matter. So you turn back to the whole man to find your answer. But even there the mystery remains, for he is a mass of contradictions. You can see him in love - and there are many kinds of love. You can see him as a creator or a destroyer, as a brute or a saint. He may be selfish and a grabber, or he may sacrifice his life for others.

This programme shows man from some of these different points of view, and in different moods and situations - dramatic, gay, exciting, and pathetic. But man still remains an enigma. (Nesta Pain)

followed by War Report or a topical talk

with Edna Kaye , Denny Dennis , Vincent Tildsley 's Mastersingera, and the augmented Dance Orchestra, conducted by Stanley Black. (A.E.F.P. recording)

Grand selection from Wagner's opera, played by the BBC Theatre Orchestra: conductor. Stanford Robinson

6-V. Sackville-West on ' Delight in Gardens."

and postscript

at the theatre organ

Count Basieand his Orchestra and Orquesta Tipica Roberto Firpo, on records