From page 63 of 'When Two or Three

How can you work out their meals ?-I
By a Doctor
At 11.0 London National will radiate
Television. Programme on page 484.

by Dom GREGORY MURRAY
Relayed from Downside Abbey

Directed by HENRY HALL

Directed by John Bridge

(14.00) RECEPTION TEST
2.5 (-2.25) ' Life and Work in the British Empire '-4
' Kenya, the Land of Contrasts '
L. S. B. LEAKEY , Ph.D.
2.30 (-2.55) English Literature
' Delight in Poetry-Patterns'
P. H. B. LYON

Sir WALFORD DAVIES

Relayed from ,
The Granada, Walthamstow

(Leader, A. Rossi )
Directed by Emilio Colombo
Relayed from
The Hotel Metropole, London

(17.15) THE B.B.C. DANCE
ORCHESTRA
Directed by HENRY HALL

Folk Songs of All Nations sung by SUZANNAH JACOBSON
Peter Cottontail No. 4-
' Peter Cottontail wins again,' from The Green Forest Series by THORNTON W. BURGESS Microphone Correspondence
5.40 Here and There, a summary of the week's news, by Commander
STEPHEN KING-HALL
HOWEVER BUSY the staff of Children's Hour may be in preparing programmes, in rehearsing them or taking a part in them at 5.15, they welcome letters from you. And yet your letters arrive at the rate of about five hundred a week.
As they' would like to answer them all, but cannot possibly find the time, they are dealing with a selection in the Children's Hour every now and again, and they want to tell you how helpful and interesting your letters are.
Letters come from all ages of children, and here are a few : Aged six : * Please can you read " The Water Babies" now Alice is finished ? ' Aged nine : ' I really love to hear "Mostly Mary " and Stephen King -Hall and " The Zoo Man ".' Aged fifteen : ' I wish that we could have some more " Mike " by P. G. Wode house, 'cause if I remember rightly he got stuck at a beastly school, and that's where he was left.' And last, but not least : ' I am a lone widow (not lonely) and seventy-eight years old, and I quite enjoy the Children's Hour. Thank you very much for everything.'

Weather Forecast, First General News Bulletin

Special Notices connected with Government and other Public Services

MONTEVERDI'S MADRIGALS sung by THE WIRELESS SINGERS
Conductor, LESLIE WOODGATE
Sestina. Lagrime d'Amante al Sepolcro dell'Amata (Words by Scipione Agnelli ) (Love's fears at the Tomb of his Beloved) i. Incenerite spoglie (Dust remains) 2. Ditelo voi (You say it)
3. Dara le notte il Sol (The Sun will shine at night)
4. Ma te raccoglie (Gathering thee in my arms, Oh, my nymph)
5. 0 chiome d'or (Oh, locks of gold) 6. Dunque amate reliquie (Oh, beloved relics)
(from the Sixth Book of Madrigals for
Five Voices) (1614)

' You and the Composer'
Sir WALFORD DAVIES

REGINALD PERRY : Water Gardens '

G. M. BOUMPHREY
TONIGHT starts a series that should have wide appeal, for at least three separate types of listeners are catered for : those who are fascinated by relics of the past and by means of them can visualise history out of their imagination ; those who love lonely places ; and those who like walking and seek to give a point to their expeditions.
Mr. G. M. Boumphrey is making a tour, chiefly on foot, along various Roman ways, and he will return each Friday to the microphone to give his experiences and describe his adventures. His talks are not to be dry and technical. The kind of things that appealed to
George Borrow appeal to Mr. Boumphrey-place-names, folk-lore, nature ; things seen and met with on the road.
For his first talk which he is to give this evening Mr. Boumphrey will start from Silchester, south of Reading, and will touch the following places : Grateley Camp, Old Sarum (north of Salisbury), Woodyates, Cranbourne, Badbury Camp, Maiden Castie at Dorchester, and, finally, Eggardun Camp, near Bridport. Mr. Boumphrey introduces this new series in a short article which appears on page 420.

SIMON LORD LOVAT of the Jacobite Rebellion of 1745 Compiled from the Records by C. WHITAKER-WILSON
The trial took place in Westminster Hall , from Monday, March 9, to Thursday, March 19, 1747, and lasted actually seven whole days
The Speakers :
Peers of the Realm, and Representatives of the House of Commons
Produced by HOWARD ROSE
C. Whitaker-Wilson , the author, introduces his play in this week's Background to the Broadcast' on page 415
This programme was broadcast by London, North and Scottish Regionals last night.

(21.00)
Weather Forecast, Second General News Bulletin

The Seaside Summer Show
(Of Hastings, Eastbourne, Scarborough, and Westcliff)
Sketches and Lyrics by GREATREX
NEWMAN
Music composed by WOLSELEY CHARLES
Cast :
WILL KINGS
MADELINE ROSSITER
RICHARD HASSETT
CONNIE CLIVE EMMIE JOYCE
ROBERT BERESFORD
KATHLEEN SOTHCOTT
FREDERIC GREGORY
IRENE NORTH
MARRIOTT EDGAR
THE ORCHESTRA conducted by KNEALE KELLEY
Produced by GEORGE ROYLE
An article on The Fol-de-Rols', by Greatrex Newman (part-proprietor) will be found on page 423
The Fol-de-Rols ' broadcast in all Regional programmes, except Scottish, last night

' The Most Miserable of Men ', by DESMOND MACCARTHY

HARRY Roy and his BAND
Relayed from The May Fair Hotel
(Shipping Forecast, on Daventry only, at 11.0)