Directed by JOHN BRIDGE
(Relayed from North Regional)

Mrs. LUCY SEYMER , S.R.N.: 'Safe Rules for
Nursing'
THIS is the first of six talks about nursing, which are-like the Monday talks-to bo givenat 1.45 p.m. instead of in the morning. The letters S.R.N. after Mrs. Seymer's name mean, of course, that she is a State-registered Nurse. She waa educated at Lady Margaret Hall , Oxford, and then at St. Thomas's Hospital. She has had plenty of practical experience as a nurse, and has given lectures to the College of Nursing. She is also bringing out a book on the history of nursing in the near future. This is another of these practical talks for hard times ; good health and safe treatment are always an economy, and if you can dispense with a professional nurse, you will save more money still.

MEGAN LLOYD (Violoncello)
MARGOT WRIGHT (Pianoforte)

From WESTMINSTER ABBEY

and his
B.B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA

Directed by JOSEPH MEEUS
From GROSVENOR HOUSE, PARK LANE

Bach's 48 Preludes and Fugues
Book I
Played by JAMES CHING

Mr. OTTO SIEPMANN

Notices of Service Reunion?
General Notices connected with Government and other Public Services

Mrs. SIDNEY WEBB
MAN does not, and cannot, live in society
- without institutions. Each type of organization, whilst it fulfils certain needs and aspirations, develops, as it grows, specific forms of ' herd behaviour,' injurious to the commonwealth. Man's art of living in society consists in evolving the necessary types of organization, while counteracting the evil and fostering the eood in such institutions. Mrs. Sidney Webb , tonight and on the next two Thurs lays, will explain the way in which the social institutions of today can do harm. Mrs. Sidney Webb , who is, of course, the wife of Lord Pus.-i-field, did not find it consistent with her principles to adopt her husband's title when he was elevated to the peerage. She has worked long and assiduously for the people and for Socialism, by personal investigations of social and industrial conditions, by sitting on many and various committees, and by writing several books of importance on social and economic policy.

(Section D)
Conducted by Victor Hely-Hutchinson

Philip Sainton is not only a composer, but a distinguished player of wide experience in solo, chamber, and orchestral music. For a time viola player in the London String Quartet, making one of their extended tours with them. lie is now deputy principal viola of the B.B.C. Orchestra, sharing the first desk with Bernard Shore. As a composer, too, his name is known overseas, and these orchestral pieces have been played in New York, with Hoogstraaten conducting, as well as at Promenade Concerts in London. They were originally called Sea Pictures, which, with the titles of the two movements, gives all the necessary guidance for their understanding and enjoyment. Another original work of his, of which many listeners must have happy recollections, is the whimsical ballet The Dream of a Marionette, to his own scenario; it was played at a Promenade Concert in 1929 and broadcast.

Hugh Bradford, one of the youngest English composers who is making a name for himself, is also a performer - an accomplished pianist. He plays for the Camargo Ballet Society, and is one of those nimble players who can replace the whole orchestra on the keyboard if need be. He has recently produced a ballot for the Old Vic and Sadlers Wells Theatres, and in that. as in other musical directions, his career will be watched with keen interest. His Variations on a popular Theme were played in a Promenade Concert last September by Angus Morrison , to whom they are dedicated, and made a striking impression, by the sound knowledge they displayed of the pianoforte's capabilities and their skill in blending music with a merry sense of humour. In this new piece, of poetic and pictorial intent, he shows himself to be no loss surely at home in dealing with the orchestra.

WEATHER FORECAST, SECOND GENERAL NEWS
BULLETIN

A Vocal and Instrumental Recital by DALE SMITH (Baritone) and WINIFRED SMALL (Violin)

Conducted by the Rev. W. H. ELLIOTT
Relayed from ST. MICHAEL'S, CHESTER SQUARE

JACK PAYNE and his B.B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA