Listings
: Weather Forecast
for Farmers and Shipping: the Children's Hour
' The Children who went Back', by JENNIE DUNBAR1-' Alison's adventure at Bridport '
Banjo Solos by HORACE CRADDY
Contributors
: The First News
including Weather Forecast and Bulletin for Farmers, followed by Western Announcements and Western Bulletin for Farmers: For Western Farmers in Particular
A Western Supplement to For FarmersOnly
' Large Scale Power Farming '
A discussion between A. W. LING and E. CARSTENS on extensive arable farming systems
E. Carstens is a Danish farmer settled in this country, and farming several thousands of acres. All sorts of mechanical contrivances are used for cultivating, sowing, and harvesting the crops, and as far as possible he is relying on his arable crops to maintain his large dairy herds. The desirability of bringing back into arable cultivation the immense tracts of upland chalk land cannot be over-stressed, both from the point of view of the benefit of agriculture and the nation, and the discussion this evening should crystallize the position and give farmers who are contemplating mechanisation an opportunity of obtaining first-hand information from a man of very wide experience, both in this country and abroad.
Contributors
: A Programme of Gramophone Records
An Instrumental Interlude: Oratorio Programme
' Be of good courage' A Meditation on the 91st PsalmCompiled from the oratorios and other sources by DAVID KEAN and JOSEPH LEWIS
DOROTHY STANTON (soprano)
WALTER WIDDOP (tenor)
BERKELEY MASON (organ)
THE B B C CHORUS
(Section B)
Led by Marie Wilson
Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS
(From Regional)
Contributors
: 'The South Sea Bubble'
1720The story of the first big financial crash of the Stock Exchange
(Regional Programme. See page 56)
: Yn y Dechreuad
(In the Beginning)Golwg ar y Diwygiad Methodistaidd yn ei ddyddiau bore. Kleni dethlir dau can mlwyddiant y Diwygiad Methodis taidd, ac yn y rhaglen hon ceisir dwyn ger eich bron brif gymeriadau'r mudiad ac atgynhyrchu rhai o ddigwyddiadau mawr y dyddiau hynny. Cewch glywed Griffith Jones a Daniel Rowland yn pregcthu, a'r tadau yn trafod eu problemau mewn Sasiwn, a William Williams Pant-y -celyn ac eraill yn darllen emynau cyntaf y Diwygiad ger eu bron.
Rhaglen gan PICTON DAVIES
Cyfarwyddwr, SAM JONES
Contributors
: NEWS SUMMARY
Weather Forecast and News: DANCE MUSIC
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