... 6.30: Shorthand Dictation w.p.m. 6.45: French Lessons. 7.10: Crime and the Criminal — Delinquency, work and leisure. 7.30: Poetry Now. 8.00: Chamber Concert. 9.00: Theolo%mn at Work. (talk) ['ll Read That! 9.20: Concer —;g;rt 2. 9.50: Saint or Blackguard ...

... 30: Eddington Memoria] Lecture —(Bir John Eccles), 8.15: Music in Venice. 9.15: Vaughan Willlams, 9.45: Schoenberg. ‘10.30: Poetry. 11.00: News, Overture. 8.0: News; weather. 8.4: Midweek Choice. 9.0: News; weather. 9.4: Byrd and Palestrina. '9.45: Organ ...

... CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Worthless HQ for fleet (4) 3 Bread and ale attractively | wrmcn_about 8 g Something of a provider of classical poetry 4 9 U.S. brides pay out .. . 8 1. . e exposed to risk of | scandal (most likely to turn out | well (2 {l3 . . - perhaps ...

... m.: Recital. 5.45: 'rhxe: ¥ 00l A arioa. 745: St. Mark, torians. 6.15: Symphonv 0. 6. i) 8.15: Appeal. _8.20: Inheritance Poetry at Not m:mmoecbb s &play). 9.0: Best Tunes. 10.0: Schubert, Britten. .30: ’“n-ews. 10.10: Yehudi Menuhin. makmgS 8.55: Easter ...

... ltwemleth century is a country L as foreign as anv ancient or - leven mythical land. The Trade or professpon? haunting, stricken poetry of these two diverse men reflects WORK was going on in the|the urban and rural picture of basement of a shop when|2 race ...

... DOWN 1, 11Dn. and 20Dn. Is overflowing with happiness? (5, §, 2,3) 2 Wireless part to exgerlment. we hear. with poetry (6) 3 Imbibed in conventional entertainment (3) 4 Change the shape of French class (6) 5 The historical show is enough to produce a ...

... an American epic of the 20th century, and Frank Davison’s translation of Alain- Fournier’s “Le Grand Meaulnes ” (4s. 6d.). Poetry this month brings a volume of “Robert Graves” (55.), selected by the author, and a modern poet’s volume (3s. 6d.) containing ...

... loading figures in.|arrived in June, 1963 for his first| ‘With a few hundred hopefu: volved. g i fight with Cooper, quoting poetry s?ectators coming into the ground, e and flourishing a hand like a|play eventually started at 12.30 — Viewsport Ltd. the pay ...

... tied Test against home and her knowledge O Australia and recounts some natural history and love of Y 1 hearted stories from poetry contribute ~to the /51 e scenes. authority of her writing. It is a pleasant enough book The author believes that %50k continuity ...

... Music in mill canteens; poetry, plays in pubs and clubs PLEA FOR DIFFERENT ARTS FESTIVAL od before the start of the Halifax Halitax, last night. Left to right. Halifax, Canon A. G. Hardie Arts C Mr. P. chairip ouncil’s annual meeting, held at 10, Harrison ...

... of Henry Cooper at Highbury tonight. | Relatively speaking, “ gaseous Cassius has become the mute Muhammad. No outrageous poetry to offend our ears, no boasts, no{ predictions. Loud-mouthing is yYeneath the dignity of a world champion, and the shouting ...

... 10.0: I'm|(talk). 9.5; Concert — (part 2), ment. 10.59: Weather. 11.0: News.|Sorry, Tl Read That Again. 10.35:|10.0: Anti-Poetry. 10.40: Satie. 11.0: 11.2: Book at Bedtime. 11.15: Music|Music Through Midnight. 1.0 a.m.: | News. 11.15: Market Trends. 11 ...