Mrs. NORBERG : Lapland'
MRS. IRMA NORBERG is a Swedish lady, and is to give a talk on her native land in this series on December 14. Both these talks are being relayed in Sweden, where they are attracting considerable attention. Mrs. Norberg, besides writing for the British Press, is London correspondent of the Swedish daily paper Göttborgs Handelsoch Sjöfarts-Tidning and of the weekly Vecko-Journalen. She has also written a Swedish Guide- Book to London and the British
Isles, which is to bo published- this winter. She spent part of last summer in Lapland, where she acquired an intimate knowledge of the curious customs and old superstitions of the Lapps. These people, who inhabit the northern part of Sweden, are like North Asiatic tribes in appearance. They are mostly nomads, who count their wealth by the number of reindeer they possess.

Directed by JOSEPH MUSCANT

RECEPTION TEST
2.30 World History
Miss RHODA POWER : 'Empires, Movoments and Nations-Interlude IV, A
Day in the Amphitheatre at Athens'
3.0 Interval
3.5 STORIES FOR YOUNGER PUPILS-III
AMABEL WILLIAMS-ELLIS : ' Snako
Postman '
3.20 Interval

Mademoiselle CAMILLE VIÈRE and Monsieur E. M. STÉPHAN : Dialogue IV
' La Fete do Mario '

From The Dorchester Hotel

MODERN BRITISH PIANOFORTE MUSIC
Played by EDGAR L. BAINTON

Mr. DESMOND MACCARTHY

By Mr. DESMOND MACCARTHY

Mr. D. H. ROBERTSON (Lecturer in Economics Cambridge University) : 'Backward Countries '

Speech by THE PRIME MINISTER,
The Rt. Hon. J. RAMSAY MAcDoNALD ,
M.P.
Relayed from THE GUILDHALL

WEATHER FORECAST, SECOND GENERAL NEWS
BULLETIN

MAY BUSBY (Soprano)
THE LONDON WIND QUINTET :
ROBERT MURCHIE (Flute), LEON GOOSSENS (Oboe), HAYDN DRAPER (Clarinet), FRED WOOD
(Bassoon), EDMUND CHAPMAN (Horn)

HENRY HALL'S GLENEAGLES HOTEL BAND, from
THE ADELPHI HOTEL, LIVERPOOL