Park and Dare Workmen's Band
Conductor, Harry Nuttall

and forecast for farmers and shipping

A gramophone miscellany

Faith in the Gospels
3-Faith means freedom from fear
Bible reading and comment on St. Mark 4, vv. 35-41, by the Rev. Professor David Cairns

and forecast for farmers and shipping

W. P. Matthew gives advice on topical domestic questions

Van Dam and his Orchestra

Talk by Alan Arnold
Last summer, a film of Romeo and Juliet (an Anglo-Italian enterprise) was made in and around the play's original settings - in Verona, Siena, and Venice Alan Arnold, who witnessed the making of the film. gives his impressions of the strange atmosphere created by the descent of a large film unit on these Italian towns, and of some of the remarkable reconstructions that were made for the film's scenery.

STORIES FROM WORLD HISTORY. ' Things that go bump in the night': a story of John Crook , the Quaker (1617-99). Script by Elfrida Vipont . (BBC recording)

Jfsus, good above all other (BBC
Hymn Book 72)
New Every Morning, page 29
Psalm 114 (Broadcast psalter) St. Matthew 21, vv. 33-46
Think. 0 Lord, in mercy (BBC Hymn
Book 449)

Bill Savill and his Orchestra

and forecast for farmers and shipping

Lady Violet Bonham Carter , D.B.E, talks about the work of this Society for those who took refuge in this country from Nazi oppression

Reports from Britain and overseas

and his Orchestra with Alma Warren and Martin Moreno

LET'S JOIN IN. ' Mrs. Fieldmouse Tries to do her Spring-cleaning,' by Monica Jarrett ; and poems about Spring
2.20 ADVENTURES IN MUSIC. Music by Schubert: first of two illustrated talks by Ieuan Rees-Davies
2.40 HISTORY ii. The Reform of the Laws about Trade Unions: the position of trade unions is made clear. Script by Alan Hill

'DUSK'
Adapted by W. Stanley Moss from two stories by ' Saki'
Characters in order of speaking:
3.15 app. ' OPERATION
LEOPARD' by Leslie Harcourt
Plays produced by Frederick Bradnum

from the Chapel of New College, Oxford
Preces and Responses (Byrd) Psalms 54 and 55 (Byrd)
First Lesson: Genesis 47, vv. 1-12 Magnificat (Byrd, Third Service)
Second Lesson : Phillppians 3, vv.
1-14
Nunc dimiittjs (Byrd, Third Service) Creed: Suffrages ; Collects
Anthem: Ave verum corpus (Byrd)
AM hail, 0 true Body,
Of the blessed Virgin born,
Which in anguish to redeem us Didst suffer upon the Cross;
From whose side, when pierced by spear, There came forth borh water and blood: Be to us at our last hour The source of consolation.
0 loving, O holy, 0 Jesu, thou Son of Mary, 0 have mercy on me. Amen.
Prayers and Grace
Organist and choirmaster,
H. K. Andrews

Talk by Sir Alec Randall
The Diplomatic Service—now the British Foreign Service—has changed since tthe first world war more radically than most of us think. The speaker looks back over thirty years in the Service and assesses some of the main developments.

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

Last of four talks by Cyril Philips
Professor of Oriental History in the University of London
4-The Indian Experiment
When India gained her independence she had to weld together two different materials—the social and religious ideas of her own civilisation and the British traditions of law and government. How far has she succeeded in creating out of these two ingredients a political system that is really national and likely to be durable; and what, if anything, has this system to contribute to the development of Asia as a whole?
In answering these questions, Professor
Philips refers especially to the work and writings of Surendranetih Banerjea and Pandit Nehru.

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