Gramophone records

and forecast for farmers and shipping

A programme of polkas, galops, and waltzes

' Carrying Life's Burdens '
Talks by the Ven. A. P. Shepherd,
D.D., Canon of Worcester
4—' The Burden of Resentment'

and forecast for farmers and shipping

String Quartet played by The Sebastian Quartet:
John Glickman (violin) Sybil Copeland (violin) Harold Harriott (viola)
Ursula Hess (cello)

Talk by Eric Elliot
The speaker first met Sigurd Stocke , a Lapp reindeer owner, a few miles north of the Arctic Circle. Sigurd Stocke explained why he would never give up his traditional way of life. 'I I shall die happy as a nomad,' he said, for it is the only way in which one can see the fruits of the earth.'

MUSIC AND MOVEMENT ii, by Marjorie Eele

Before the almighty Father's throne
(BBC Hymn Book 452)
New Every Morning, page 96 Psalm 82 (Broadcast psalter) St. Mark 9, vv. 30-37
The Lord will come, and not be slow
(BBC Hymn Book 479)

The Filmay Light Orchestra
Conductor, W. Bunny May

RHYTHM AND MELODY, by Gladys Whitred
11.20 SCIENCE AND THE COMMUNITY. War on Germs. 3—' Clean Air.' Script by J. Gordon Cook
11.40 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN. BeSUCh in Hamburg: Dr. Bodenstedt muss zu einem Arztekongress nach Hamburg. Das ist ftir die ganze Familie eine famose Gelegenheit mitzufahren und die Stadt kennenzulernen. Text von Else Johannsen-Wagner

Reg Older , who farms in South-East Kent, talks about the better management of grassland

from an Admiralty establishment at Eaglescliffe
with Bunny Doyle, Penny Nicholls and Billy Merrin, Dick James, Geoffrey Suggars
Jimmy Leach and Fred Harries at the electric organ and piano
Presented by Richard Kelly

and forecast for farmers and shipping

NATURE STUDY. The Robin, by Scott Kennedy
2.15 THE music box, by Gordon Reynolds
2.25 HISTORY 11. 'A Young Actress appears at Drury Lane: Mrs. Siddons (1755-1831).' The great Garrick engages an unknown girl in his theatrical company. Script by Sam Langdon
2.50 STORIES AND RHYMES. ' Christabel, Christabel, Christabel, Chris': a modern fairy story by Melissa Wood

John Amis introduces the third of a series of gramophone programmes. This week, mainly French pianists and their music

by Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton
Adapted for radio byLance Sieveking
Introduction by Nancy Price
Produced by Charles Lefeaux

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

The Potato Crop
2-Storage
A discussion between
Roland W. Ward
Newport, Shropshire and A. R. Wilson , Ph.D.
Agricultural Research Council
Dr. Wilson, who has carried out extensive investigations on the storage of potatoes, discusses the problems involved with Mr. Ward, a grower who has collaborated with him in experimental work. Particular reference will be made to recent developments in methods of storage in permanent farm buildings.

Anona Winn , Joy Adamson
Jack Train and Richard Dimbleby ask all the questions and Gilbert Harding knows some of the answers

Road Transport and the State

Steve Race and Malcolm Lockyer

Pests from the Sky by C. G. Johnson , D.sc. of the Rothamsted Experimental Station
The migration of insects, particularly greenfly and blackfly, is being studied as a combined operation between Rothamsted and the Research and Development Establishment at Cardington. During the day most insects fly at a considerable height, but during the night large numbers of them descend. To the fruit and' vegetable grower it is important to know how these insects, many of which are pests or carriers of virus diseases, come to leave the sky and infest his crops. Dr. Johnson's talk describes how the problem is being studied.

French Suite
Rendezvous; Les peupliers;
Passepied; Causerie; Les moulins played by Leon Goossens (oboe)
Alan Richardson (piano)