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RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY. 'What Kind of a God?' The Rt. Rev. F.A. Cockin, Bishop of Bristol, continues his discussion, begun on October 24, of the Christian understanding of the nature of God.
The talk is illustrated by extracts from the Bible read by Alan Wheatley

10.0 Announcements

10.5 News commentary

Contributors

Unknown:
Rt. Rev. F.A. Cockin
Read By:
Alan Wheatley

SINGING TOGETHER, by William Appleby
11.20 HOW THINGS BEGAN. ' Giant Reptiles Rule the World.' Script by Honor Wyatt, from material supplied by Richard Palmer
Reptiles of the Jurassic Period; the dinosaurs and others: the beginnings of birds and mammals
11.40 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH. ' Monsieur Bourdon doit garder Ie lit.' Texte de Rene Leplat -
Madame Bourdon et surtout Simone sont aux petits soins pour lui. Ce n'est pas tellement désagréable apres tout.... Voyons un peu, ou plutôt ecoutons, comment ca se passe ...

Contributors

Unknown:
William Appleby
Unknown:
Richard Palmer
Unknown:
Monsieur Bourdon
Unknown:
Rene Leplat
Unknown:
Madame Bourdon

STORIES FROM WORLD HISTORY. ' King Alfred.' Script by June Hodge
The Danes are conquered and converted to Christianity by the first great English king (d. A.D. 900)
2.25 SENIOR ENGLISH I. Book Review. Two historical novels specially written for children: ' A Knight of the Royal Oak,' by Blanche Winder , and ' The Dons Sight Devon,' by Jack Lindsay. Script by Penelope Knox
' A Knight of the Royal Oak ' tells of the adventures of a young Royalist soldier billeted on a French family in Worcester during the Civil War; ' The Dons Sight Devon ' deals with a plot in the West Country to help [he Spaniards when the Armada attacked England.
2.50 ORCHESTRAL CONCERT SERIES.
1 The Percussion,' by Jimmy Blades
3.10 LET'S HEAR IT AGAIN

Contributors

Unknown:
Blanche Winder
Unknown:
Jack Lindsay.
Script By:
Penelope Knox
Unknown:
Jimmy Blades

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