Evidence from Brain Operations Talk by Wilder Penfield, F.R.S
. Dr .Penfield reports on his experiences in brain surgery and advances a theory on the location of the seat of consciousness. He is. Director of the Montreal Neurological Institute, and Honorary Fellow and late Rhodes Scholar of Merton College, Oxford.
Sixth of a series of seven talks

Two Arabesques:
No. 1, in E; No. 2. in G
Five Preludes:
Voiles; La serenade interrompue: Les collines d'Anacapri; Les tierces alternées; Ondine played by Diana Merrien (piano)

Sequence of eight readings from
Wordsworth's ' The Prelude'
Edited by Herbert Read
The third reading, by Hallam Fordham , is from Books 5 and 6, and is introduced by Ormerod Greenwood

Robert Corell (baritone)
Frederick Stone (piano)
An die Leyer: Die Stadt; Aufenthalt; Das Rosenband; Erster Verlust ; Der Blumenbrief
Second of five recitals of songs by Schubert

A series of eight lectures by the Rev. V. A. Demant , Regius Professor of Moral and Pastoral Theology and Canon -of Christ Church, Oxford
2-Religious Reactions
In the second lecture of this series, Canon Demant deals with the reactions of religion both to the rise and now to the decline of Capitalism. In its ascendency. Capitalism developed its own theology, which was part of the movement of liberalism in thought. Its chief tendency was towards the complete independence of the secular. Business transactions could not wait for the approval of theology or ethics. This naturally gave rise to considerable religious anxiety. The field of the Church's influence had been limited by the autonomy of the secular. Now, in its decline, Capitalism is reverting to Collectivism, but the autonomy of the secular remains. Canon Demant deals with the religious attitude towards what has been called the ' Gouvernement de la Nature.'
This lecture, to be repeated on May 11. will be printed in ' The Listener' dated May 18

BBC Symphony Orchestra
(Leader, Paul Beard )
Conductor, Sir Adrian Boult
Bruce Boyce (baritone)
Frederick Thurston (clarinet)

by Raymond Williams
'The Master Builder,' ' Little Eyolf ' John Gabriel Borkman ,' and ' When We Dead Awaken' have long been regarded as a group. Raymond Williams discusses their relation, in theme and technique, with Ibsen's earher work, and examines the special significance of Ibsen's ' retrospective technique ' m plays where ' the primary; experience is that of a man's attitude to his own past.'

Part 2

Talk by E. G. R. Taylor Emeritus , Professor of Geography in the University of London

(died 1591)
The Renaissance Singers
Conductor, Michael Howard
Susi Jeans (organ)