Gramophone records

and forecast for farmers and shipping

played by Arthur Dulay and his Cameo Orchestra.

Devotional readings and prayers

and forecast for farmers and shipping

Talk by Ann Masson

and his Orchestra

4-' Ears to Hear.' An ear-specialist to a children's hospital gives the second talk about troubles that may cause deafness in. children, and tells you what to do about them

at the organ of the Odeon, Leicester Square, London

CESAR FRANCK
Records of his instrumental music

News commentary

from page 29 of "New Every Morning" and page 52 of "Each Returning Day". Father, we praise thee, now the night is over; Psalm 126; St. Luke 23, vv. 13-25; O God of Bethel

Victor Silvester and his Ballroom Orchestra

THE PRACTICE AND SCIENCE OF GARDENING. "What is Soil?,' by Alan Peacock. The origin and composition of various types of garden soil.
11.20 CURRENT AFFAIRS
11.40 FRENCH FOR SIXTH FORMS. Yvonne Arnaud talks about France and England, and gives some characteristic examples of her art

A record miscellany edited by Anna Instone

From a large shipyard in Lancashire. Introduced by Victor Smythe

A programme of listeners' requests, introduced and played by Sandy Mac Pherson at the theatre organ

and his Montmartre Players, with songs by Jacques Vallez

FOR RURAL SCHOOLS. Finding Out About Dylsford. Dylsford explorers make inquiries of the village bread-winners
2.25 GENERAL SCIENCE. Other Worlds. 1—'A Journey to the Moon,' by G. P. Meredith. The pilot lands on the moon and broadcasts what he sees there. Gravitation. The mountains of the moon.
2.50 JUNIOR ENGLISH. A true tale: ' Moustache,' the dog who went through the Napoleonic wars. Dramatised by Julia Goodey -

with records that may interest you

Victor Utting (baritone). BBC Chorus, conducted by Cyril Gell. Frederick Stone at the piano
Come lasses and lads; Billy Boy ; Charlie is my darling; Silent night, holy night: Early one morning; Alouette: Simple Simon; Dashing away with the smoothing iron; Loch Lomond : O! No, John; Bobby Shat -toe; This Old man
Wednesday Matinee

A short story by Perceval Gibbon, adapted for broadcasting by J. J. McEvoy and Cynthia Pughe
Members of the crew:
Stanley Groome, Eddy Reed, Frank Atkinson

by William Saroyan , adapted for broadcasting by Henry Kowal
Plays produced by Noel Iliff

'Five o'Clock Follies'
A radio revue, with book and lyrics by Edward J. Mason and music by Basil Hempseed
With Courtney Hope , Gwen Davies. Marjery Wyn , Hal Bryant , Cuthbert Ford. Robert Mawdesley ,
Lester Mudditt , 'Peggy,' and Jack Wilson and Harry Engleman at two pianos. Produced by Philip Garston-Jones .
5.30 ' The Young Tree and the Birds': a story by Beatrice Mayor , told by May E. Jenkin (' Elizabeth ')
5.50 Children's Hour prayers

and forecast for farmers and shipping

Topical talk and sport

by Edgar Wallace , adapted for broadcasting by H. Oldfield Box , and produced by John Richmond. With Howard Marion-Crawford as Sanders. Episode 7—'The Thinker and the Gum Tree '

Douglas Houghton tells returning Servicemen something of \heir rights and duties as Trade Union members

A comedy with music. Book and lyrics by Harold Plumptre. Music by Michael North
BBC Revue Orchestra, conducted by Frank Cantell. Produced by Cleland Finn

BBC Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Bernard Herrmann

A weekly survey

his programme of stars, personalities, songs, and music. This week, Nora Swinburne , Joe Davis , Sally Rogers , Maris Ran dall, and Walter Midgley , with Vic Oliver conducting the British Concert Orchestra. Script by Ray Sonin. Produced by Eric Spear.

in which leading scientists speak in a programme edited by Professor E. N. da C. Andrade , F.R.S. This week, What the Pharmacologist Does.' by J. H. Burn. m.d., F.R.S., Professor of Pharmacology in the University of Oxford; and ' The Photographic Film.' by E. R. Davies , O.B.E., Director of Research for a leading firm of photographic manufacturers

' Murder came to Paradise Square,' written by B. L. Jacot and read by Gordon Crier