by J. Heywood Thomas
The second volume of Paul Tillich 's Systematic Theology has now been published in this country. Tillich is unique among English-speaking theologians in offering a comprehensive system of Christian apologetic, radically opposed to the anti-philosophical school of Karl Barth. His work is hailed in America as a Protestant alternative to neo-Thomism, a comprehensive ' vision of the real.'
The validity of this view is examined by J. Heywood Thomas , a former pupil of Tillich, now Assistant Lecturer in the Philosophy of Religion at Manchester.

(* La machine a ecrire ') by Jean Cocteau
Translated and adapted for radio by E. J. King Bull
Produced by H. B. Fortuin
DURING THE INTERVALS
9.5-9.10 app. and 9.55-10.0 app.:
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Descriptions automatiques and Croquis et agaceries d'un gros bonhomme en bois. played by Francis Poulenc (piano): on gramophone records

1—Esqumazos, Parabienes and Cantos a lo divino sung by Violeta Parra to her own guitar accompaniment Introduced by Norman Fraser
(Songs and Introduction recorded in London by the BBC)
Cuecas and Tonadas: April 25