From page 30 of ' When Two or Three '

At the Organ of The Regal, Edmonton

Tracing History Backwards
1a-' Industry '
STEPHEN KING-HALL
This series, as in previous broadcasts under the same title, is intended for boys and girls between the ages of thirteen and fifteen who are about to leave school. Its idea is to interest them in some of the major problems in the complex modem world they are about to enter. In one week Commander Stephen King-Hall will deal with some contemporary social, political, or economic question, and in the following week Mr. K. C. Boswell will go back into history and show its beginnings years ago, and how it grew into the big thing it is today.
This morning Commander King-
Hall, who needs no introduction to any boy or girl who will be listening to him, is to discuss some of the problems that have faced workers and employers in industry in Great Britain during the post-war years.

Marguerite Long (pianoforte), with the Colonne Symphony Orchestra of Paris, conducted by Paul Paray : Symphony for Orchestra and Pianoforte, Op. 25 (Symphonic Cevenole (d'Indy)- i. Assez lent; 2. Moderement animé ; 3. Assez modere mais sans lenteur; 4. Anime

RONALD KINLOCH ANDERSON
(pianoforte)

G.C. Gaddum
There is probably no insect school children know better than a spider; there is possibly no insect they know less about. Mr. G.C. Gaddum, who is in charge of the museum at Eton College and is to give his first broadcast talk this afternoon, has made a special study of them, and is to tell his listeners some of the things he has found out.
They will be surprised to learn how many different kinds of spiders there are in the British Isles. If they read this note before the talk, let them give a guess and write down the figure. Mr. Gaddum will tell them the right one, and they will see how far they are out. They will learn the name of the spider with the little white dots on its back in the shape of a cross, and the name of the spider that bears its eggs behind it in a ball of thread and, as soon as they are hatched, carries its babies on its back. They will learn how the spider goes a-fishing, and how clever its instinct makes it when it catches a 'fish' that may prove too much for it. But Mr. Gaddum will show that, in spite of its marvellous instinct, the spider is not really intelligent at all.

Reading
S. P. B. MAIS
1. 'The Wind in the Willows', by Kenneth Grahame

The Milan Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Lorenzo Molajoli : Overture, Norma (Bellini)
Lina Pagliughi (soprano) with Orchestra : Di piacer mi balza il cor (How beats my heart with joy); Deh tu reggi in tal momento (Ah ! bounteous Heaven) - (La gazza ladra - The Thieving Magpie) (Rossini)
Riccardo Stracciari (baritone):
Di Provenza il mar (La Traviata) (Verdi)
The Milan Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Antonio Guarnieri : Overture, I vespri siciliani (Sicilian Vespers) (Verdi)
Beniamino Gigli (tenor): Cielo e mar
(Heaven and Ocean) (La Gioconda) (Ponchielli)
Gina Cigna (soprano): Suicidio (La
Gioconda) (Ponchielli)
Beniamino Gigli (tenor) : Donna non vidi mai (Never did I behold so fair a maiden) (Manon Lescaut) (Puccini)
Lawrence Tibbett (baritone) with Chorus and Orchestra of the Metropolitan Opera, New York : Te Deum (Finale-Tosca) (Puccini)

MARIA SANDRA (soprano)
THE MACNAGHTEN STRING QUARTET: Anne MacNaghten (violin) ; Elise Desprez (violin) ; Margaret Ludwig
(viola); Olive Richards (violoncello)

including Weather Forecast and Bulletin for Farmers

Domenico Scarlatti Celebration
Under the direction of EDWARD J. DENT , Mus.B.
Cantatas with Instrumental
Accompaniment
GWENN KNIGHT (soprano)
ANDRÉ MANGEOT (violin)
WALTER PRICE (violin)
BERNARD RICHARDS (violoncello)
ERNEST LusH (harpsichord) Aria, Se fedele tu m'adori
Recit., Tirsi, poi che tu sai
Aria, Non e contenta I'ape ingegnosa Recit., Tinte a note di sangue
Aria, Tuo mi chiami
Recit., Almen se d'altro amante Aria, se mi dirai cor mio
(From manuscripts in the Hofbibliothek, Vienna)

Cantata, Se fedele tu m'adori - MS. edited Geiringcr
Cantata, Tinte a note di sangue - MS. edited Geiringer

CLOUDESLEY BRERETON
(L. es L. Paris, Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur)

Mrs. RAPHAEL

(Section C)
Led by LAURANCE TURNER
Conducted by WARWICK BRAITHWAITE

in 'Puritan Lullaby'
' Puritan Lullaby' will be repeated in the Regional programme tomorrow at 7.45.

including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping

A Sound-Picture of the Hungarian
Capital
Devised and introduced by ERIC MASCHWITZ
Produced by VAL GIELGUD in collaboration with Magyar Telefon Hirmondo es Radio
(Hungarian Broadcasting Company)
Relayed by land line from Budapest
This is the first of four ' episodes ' to be broadcast in the National Programme this week ; the others will be heard at
10.10 p.m. on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. ' Night Falls in Budapest ' is an experiment in international broadcasting ; if this series proves successful in ' taking listeners travelling the scheme will be repeated from other European capitals. Four characters will appear in these programmes, an English man and an English girl visiting Budapest, and two young Hungarians who are out to give their friends a gcod time and show them the sights of the city on the Danube.

LEW STONE AND HIS BAND