by John Hatch , Lecturer in International Relations, Extra-Mural Department, Glasgow University The speaker believes that the death of Field-Marshal Smuts has brought into the open divisions within the Opposition in South Africa. He discusses the various forces opposing Dr. Malan's Government in the new situation that has arisen.

Directed by Karl Haas

Illustrated talk by Max Rostal

A series of seventalks
3- Language and the Lawby Glanville Williams ,
Quain Professor of Jurisprudence in the University of London

A Christmas mystery play by Gil Vicente first played in 1513 in the presence of Queen Lianor of Portugal
Performed in Spanish, and produced by Emilio Blazquez-Davila , of the Latin-American Service of the BBC
The play is preceded by a short explanation by Inez Macdonald Ph.D. of Newnham College. Cambridge
The Singers:
Gita de ta Fuente, Janet Fraser Norman Platt , William Herbert
Adapted for broadcasting by Professor E. Moreno
Music composed and directed by Manuel Lazareno

Choir of New College, Oxford
Organist and Choirmaster,
H. K. Andrews
Assistant organist,
Christopher Dearnley
First preces; Psalm to first preces
Magnificat; Nunc dimittis (Short
Service)
Organ: In Nomine
(played by H. K. Andrews )
Magnificat; Nunc dimittis (Great
Service)
Introduced by Denis Stevens
Fourth of seven programmes of music by Orlando Gibbons

Talk by Martin Cooper

Symphony No. 6, in A
Allegro energico, ma non troppo; Andante moderato; Scherzo; Finale
BBC Symphony Orchestra
(Leader, Paul Beard )
Conducted by Walter Goehr

by Monsignor Ronald Knox

Kreisleriana. Op. 16 played by Cortot on gramophone records

Early Christian Music by Egon Wellesz