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Talk by Roy Anderson
An Indian, who was a good soldier in every sense of the word, once took his rifle to an Officers' Mess and, from the window, shot dead four officers who were at lunch. 'He had,' says the speaker, ' an imaginary, hemp-inflamed grievance.' Mr. Anderson, who spent many years in the East and in Kenya, talks about the uses and abuse of this drug.

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Talk By:
Roy Anderson

LET'S JOIN IN. 'The Good Tractor': a modern story about an old-fashioned farm by Diana Ross
2.20 ADVENTURES IN MUSIC. ' The Woodwind ': second of two illustrated talks by Archie Camden
2.40 HISTORY II. ' Warren Hastings and India.' Script by Penelope Knox

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Unknown:
Diana Ross
Unknown:
Archie Camden
Unknown:
Warren Hastings
Script By:
Penelope Knox

from Llandaff Cathedral
The Lord's Prayer
Versicles and Responses (Tomkins) Psalms 12. 13, and 14 First Lesson: Genesis 46. vv. 26-34, and 47. vv. 1-12
Magnificat (Moeran in D)
Second Lesson: Philippians 3 Nunc dimittis (Moeran in D) Creed and Lesser Litany Suffrages and Collects
Anthem: Blessed are those servants Prayers and Grace Saviour , when in dust to thee (A. and M. 251, vv. 1, 2, 3: Tune. Aberystwyth)
Organ Voluntary: Prelude on the hymn tune Bryn Calfaria (Vaughan Williams)
Organist and Master of the Choristers,
C. Kenneth Turner

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Unknown:
Grace Saviour
Unknown:
C. Kenneth Turner

by T. M. Higham
Although much has been written about how to interview, little thought has been given to the art of being interviewed. T. M. Higham , chief psychologist to a large industrial company, suggests ways in which the candidate for a job can enhance his chances of success both before and during the interview.

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Unknown:
T. M. Higham
Unknown:
T. M. Higham

For Younger Listeners
Five tales from
' Round the World Stories ' by Stella Mead
1—' The Little Drake who Lived in China '
A tale from China told by David
For Children of All Ages
' Mossy Green Theatre * by Mary Dunn
A serial play in five parts adapted by the author from her book of the same name with music by Alan Paul
1—' The Theatre '
At the piano. Alan Paul
Production by Josephine Plummer
5.50 Children's Hour Prayers for Lent conducted by the Bishop of Aston, the Rt. Rev. Michael Parker

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Stories By:
Stella Mead
Unknown:
Mary Dunn
Music By:
Alan Paul
Piano:
Alan Paul
Production By:
Josephine Plummer
Unknown:
Rev. Michael Parker
Waney:
Ursula Hirst
Mr Snout, the Badger:
Norman Shelley
Mr Croaker, the Frog:
Geoffrey Wincott
Mr Scales, the Lizard:
Wilfred Babbage
Gloria La Souris, the White Mouse (alias Belinda):
Betty Hardy
Binnie, the Mouse:
Marjorie Westbury
Dr Rat:
Cyril Shaps
Elaine Macnamara, Jennifer Maddox Storyteller:
Seymour Green

Shop Floor Questions
5-Profit Sharing
A Chartered Accountant answers the questions of W. T. Booroff an official of the Printing Machine
Managers' Trade Society
F. P. Farrell an area official of the Clerical and Administrative Workers' Union from Bristol
G. Mitchell a supervisor on the coal face from Yorkshire
A. Powell a shop steward in the textile industry from Cheshire
Ely Devons
Professor of Economics in the University of Manchester leads the discussion
Tonight's programme examines the various methods for giving employees a more direct interest in the well-being of their firm. One such scheme is that adopted by the Company whose history has been the subject of this series.

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Unknown:
W. T. Booroff
Unknown:
F. P. Farrell
Unknown:
G. Mitchell
Unknown:
A. Powell
Unknown:
Ely Devons

BBC Home Service Basic

About BBC Home Service

BBC Home Service is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 1st September 1939 and ended on the 29th September 1967.

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