by A Physician

Directed by Harry Fryer
From The Shepherd's Bush Pavilion

' Life and Work in Europe '—III
Mr. JOHN POWER: 'Germany. Town Life '
2.20 - Interval
2.25 Reception Test
2.30 ' Science and Agriculture'
B. A. KEEN , E.Sc. : ' Science and the Animal:
The Properties of Milk'
2.55 Interval
3.0 Concert for Schools
Under the direction of Sir WALFORD DAVIES
3.30 Interval
3.35 Friday Afternoon Story
Mr. FRANK ROSCOE

Directed by Guy Daines
(Scottish Regional Programme)

Margery Bevan (soprano)

The Serre Trio: Queenie Dyer (Violin); Kathleen Riddick (Violoncello); Daphne Serre (Pianoforte)

A Summary of the Week's News '
By Commander STEPHEN KING-HALL

SPANISH PIANOFORTE MUSIC
Played by STEFAN ASKENASE

ARGUS

Mr. R. C. B. GARDNER (Secretary of the British
Wood Preserving Association): ' Beetle Enemies of Timber'

(Series IV)
Professor Arnold J. Toynbee
In this short series Professor Toynbee aims at clearing up current misconceptions about Russia. To-night he passes in rapid review the history of Russia from Peter the Great to Lenin, showing the historical background of the 1917 Revolution. These two men have been most successful in dealing with Russia's fundamental problem - that of adjusting its own life to the impact of alien civilisation. Lenin and Peter the Great both brought the Russia of their time in political contact with Europe. Tonight the tasks, careers and achievements of the two men will be compared.

Geraldo and his Orchestra, followed by The Savoy Hotel Orpheans
From The Savoy Hotel

(Shipping Forecast at 11.0)