A reading taken from
' Centuries of Meditations by Thomas Traherne
Reader, John Westbrook

BBC Concert Orchestra
Leader, William Armon
Conductor, Vilem Tausky

Introduced by Marjorie Anderson
As I See People: reflections by Derek Todd , a court reporter
What Are They Up To?: Jeanne Heal looks at some of the women's organisations
3 : The Townswomen's Guild
Continued in next column
Off the Beaten Track: meeting women who lead unusual lives.
K'tut Tantri
Buying Children's Shoes: Tom Skillen talks to a shoe retailer and a doctor

Modern Temptations in the Rich Society
A series of sermons for Lent by Denys Munby
Fellow of Nuffield College, Oxford and the Rev. W. A. Whitehouse , D.D. Reader in Divinity in the University of Durham
Service from the Chapel of Nuffield College, Oxford, conducted by the Chaplain, the Rev. R. S. Lee , D.Phil.
Preacher. Denys Munby
Versicles and Responses Psalm 82
First Lesson: Genesis 9, vv. 1-11 Te Deum
Second Lesson: Revelation 21
God of mercy (BBC H.B. 455) Sermon
Rejoice 0 land (BBC H.B. 433) Prayers
Eternal Ruler of the ceaseless round
(BBC H.B. 321)
Blessing
Choir of Merton College Chapel Choir-Master. Laszlo Heltay Michael Keeble (harpsichord)

Edited by Anna Instone and Julian Herbage
Introduced by Julian Herbage Bruckner's Eighth Symphony by Deryck Cooke
Beethoven's Fidelio by Alec Robertson
Musical Profile: Sena Jurinac by Harold Rosenthal Delius and Nietzsche by Arthur Hutchings

A request programme of records
Introduced by Scott Goddard
Suite No. 3, in D (Bach)
Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra
Conducted by Karl Miinchinger
Excerpts from The Rake's Progress (Stravinsky)
Hilde Gueden (soprano) Eugene Conley (tenor)
Chorus and Orchestra of the Metropolitan Opera Association Conducted by the composer
Prelude and Scherzo: Hammersmith (Holst)
Eastman Wind Ensemble
Conducted by Frederick Fennell

Conducted by Sir Gerald Barry
Film: Charles Marowitz
Theatre: T. C. Worsley
Radio: Jacques Brunius
Book: A. Alvarez
Art: David Sylvester

Forecast for land areas. followed bv detailed forecast for the South-East

Introduced by Maxwell Knight
BUSMAN'S HOLIDAY
J. M. CHALMERS-HuNT , an entomologist; ERNEST NEAL , who studies mammals; C. A. Norris , a bird-watcher, discuss with MAXWELL KNIGHT where they would go and what they would do if they had each won £100.
Produced by Bruce Campbell See page 15

The Time to Put Things Right
With wise advice, children can be kept out of trouble and marriages mended. A probation officer talks about the help the Probation Service offers to worried people-before a real crisis occurs in their lives.
followed by an interlude

visits Berkshire
Members of the Ascot and District Produce Association put their problems to Fred Loads , Bill Sowerbutts , Alan Gemmell
Question-Master. FREDDY GRISEWOOD
Arranged by Ellis Widdup

Lamar Crowson (piano)
BBC Northern Orchestra Leader, Reginald Stead
Conducted by Sixten Ehrling

A second series
3: El Greco 's
THE ADORATION OF THE NAME OF JESUS
Sometimes called
The Dream of Philip II discussed by David Talbot Rice

Part 2

After three days in Kathmandu, the historic capital of Nepal, Her Majesty the Queen returned briefly to Delhi, where she made her Farewell Broadcast to the people of India
She has spent the past few days in Iran, visiting Teheran and Shiraz The tour described by Robert Hudson , Audrey Russell and Godfrey Talbot
Recordings linked by Wynford Vaughan Thomas and edited by Geoffrey Topping
Her Majesty the Queen at Guildhall: Friday at 2.10 (Light)

(soprano)
Giorgio Favaretto (piano)
Gramophone records including songs by Rossini and Tosti

THE LANTERN BEAKERS
A serial for radio in six parts from the novel' by Rosemary Sutcliff adapted! by Felix Felton with Marius Goring
3: The Forest Sanctuary
' I was taken as a thrall to the land of the Jutes, over the Northern Sea. But in Juteland the winters were cruel and the harvests bad, so my Jutish masters decided to come themselves to Britain, where the Saxon Hengest had offered them land. We arrived in our long-ship at Rutupiae, and marched to the great burg of Hengest. There I saw a woman, and on her finger was my father's signet ring.'
Produced by David Davis
5.45 THE NEW ENGLISH BIBLE
Four talks by the Rev. C. Leslie Mitton
1: A Great Event

A weekly talk on financial affairs, private and public

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followed by RADIO NEWSREEL
A summary of last week's events

Reginald; Leopold and the Palm Court Orchestra
Visiting artist, Diane Dubarry

by Alistair Cooke

Christiansthink about their faith and its living expression
A NEW WAY OF LOOKING
AT THE GOSPELS
The third of four programmes for Lent 1961
For more than a hundred years scholars have been doing intensive, and often highly technical, work on the New Testament. What help have they to give to the ordinary reader of the Gospels?
It is in the light of these researches that Professor DENNIS NINEHAM , of the University of London, considers the basic themes of the Kingdom of God and the Son of Man, as we read them in Our Lord's parables and miracles.
Readers,
Roger DelgadO and Carleton Hobbs

by JANE AUSTEN adapted for radio in nine episodes by Thea Holme
4: Private Theatricals at Mansfield Park
In episode three the Bertrams visit Sotherton Court to view Mr. Rush-worth's improvements, and make and break relationships in the ' wilderness.' The Hon. John Yates comes upon the scene, and embarks on private theatricals.
Produced by Norman Wright

A public audience in Aberdeen questions
August Heckscher Director of the Twentieth-Century Fund in NEW YORK
Olivier Todd author and critic in PARIS
Matthew Smedts author and journalist in HILVERSUM Moultrie Kelsall acton and' playwright who is with Mary Stocks in ABERDEEN
Arranged by Norman Macdonald

piano
Rondo in E flat, Op. 11(Hummel) Variations on God Save the Queen
(Beethoven) on gramophone records

Jennifer Vyvyan , (soprano)
Clifton Helliwell (piano) Das verlassene Magdlein Er ist's
Auf eirr altes Bild
Elfenlied
Gesang Weylas
In dem Schatten meiner Locken
Die Sprbde
Die Bekehrte
Frühling üben's Jahr -
Ich hab' in Penna einen Liebstea wohnen
BBC record'ing

' Mine hour is not yet come'
Psalm 56, vv. 1-6, 9-13
Psalm 91 w. 1-12
St. John 7, vv. 14-18, 26-31, 33-44 The day is past and over (BBC
H.B.425)
St. John 7, w. 6, 7

followed by late weather forecast

Beethoven
String Quartet in E minor
Op. 59 No. 2 (Rasumovsky) played by the Janacek String Quartet Jiri Travnicek (violin) Adolf Sykora (violin) Jiri Kratochvil (viola) Karel Krafka (cello)
Recorded at a concert given before members of the Dundee Chamber Music Club at the College of Education Hall, Park Place, Dundee