BBC Northern Ireland Light Orchestra
Conductor, David Curry

and forecast for farmers and shipping

and his Tipica Orchestra

A talk for Holy Week by Professor John Foster of Glasgow University
2 — ' O Jerusalem '
(St. Matthew 23, v. 37)

and forecast for farmers and shipping

Patricia Howard (soprano)
Clifton Helliwell (accompanist)
Keith Cummings (viola)
Ivey Dickson (piano)

by Ursula Venables
The speaker has lived for some time at Noss in the Shetland Isles. She describes the very individual way of life on the islands-with its many survivals from feudal, Norse, and even earlier times-and the problems of adapting it to modern conditions.

FAURE
Some of his instrumental music on gramophone records

on God's work in the Creation and Redemption of the world, from a sermon on ' The Divine
Wisdom and Love ' preached in 1946 in Moscow by Bishop Nicolai of the Russian Orthodox Church, and from an address on ' The
Meaning of the Crucifixion ' given by Archbishop William Temple

Falkman and his Apache Band

(piano)
Scenes from Childhood. Op. 15 (Schumann)
Hommage a Rameau (Debussy) Poissons d'or (Debussy) on gramophone records

visits Enham-Alamein, a village centre in Hampshire for the rehabilitation of disabled ex-Servicemen

from a canteen in Southampton
with Cyril Fletcher, Max Geldray, The Keynotes
Freddie Carle at the piano
Presented by Duncan Wood

and forecast for farmers and shipping

and his Salon Orchestra with Doris Eaves (soprano)

The narrative from. the Gospel according to St. Mark set to music by Charles Wood
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(Leader, Reginald Stead )
Symphony No. 2, in B minor.Borodin

Shipping and general weather forecasts. followed by a detailed forecast for South-East England

The story of petroleum and its by-products traced from the oilfield to the customer

At a service station on the Great West Road Raymond Baxter and Stirling Moss question C.A.P. Southwell, President of the Petroleum Institute

The story is illustrated by Bill Hartley at an experimental oil well at Formby, Lancashire; Brian Johnston on a tanker at Shell Haven; John Arlott at the Fawley refinery; Audrey Russell at the Sunbury Research Station; and James Pestridge at a Worcester depot.

E. Boaden, Superintendent of the Kuwait oilfield, speaks from Bahrein in the Persian Gulf

The Problem of the Saar
Paul Anderson and Pierre Frederix , two correspondents working in Paris, examine the Saar problem from the political and economic points of view
(Postponed from March 25)

A series of four talks
4-The Source of Christian Values
by Professor John Baillie , Principal of New College,
Edinburgh
Earlier talks in this series have examined the relation between Christian and liberal values, seeking to show that despite the large area of agreement these two values are distinct. Dr. John Baillie concerns himself with Christian values and shows their special meaning in relation to their source. He shows that when these values become secularised and detached from their context they undergo a disastrous change, and in the end become so warped as to be no longer recognisably Christian at all.

Great Britain v. Norway
Black's sixteenth move (Norway)
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