Readings for Sunday morning

and forecast for farmers and shipping

Guy Daines and his Orchestra with Gerald Shaw (organ)

from lona Abbey , with a congregation of islanders, members of the lona community, and holidaymakers. Conducted by the Rev. George F. MacLeod , M.C., D.D.,
Father, we praise thee iC.H. 263;
S.P. 28)
Call to Prayer; Prayers
Old Testament Lesson: 1 Chroniclea
17. vv 1-13
Gospel: St. John 2. vv. 19-22
Come down, 0 Love divine (C.H. 191;
S.P. 177)
Sermon
0 God thou art the Father (C.H. 454) Prayers and the Lord's Prayer
Lift up your heads (C.H. 385; S.P.
301)
Blessing _
Choirmaster, Reginald Barrett-Ayres

Waltz: Wine, Woman, and Song
(Johann Strauss. Jnr.): Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Herbert von Karajan
Piano Concerto No. 3, in D minor,
(Rachmaninov): the composer (piano) with the Philadelphia Orchestra, conducted by Eugene Ormandy
Symphony in D minor (Cisar Franck ):
Paris Conservatoire Orchestra, conducted by Charles Munch on gramophone records

Five experts on films, theatre, books, radio, and art
Conducted by Roger Manvell
12.11 Books: Jim Rose
12.20 Radio: Tom Hopkinson
12.28 Art: Hugh Scrutton
12.37 Films: George Campbell Dixon
12.45 Theatre: Eric Keown

and forecast for farmers and shipping

A general number from Northern Ireland
Ralph Wightman introduces
Bridget Fitzpatrick
Victor Moore
Mrs. A. E. Farrell
Dan McCaffrey
John McGovern
Singer: James Shaw accompanied by the Pearl Ensemble
Produced by James Mageean and Sam Hanna Bell

and his Orchestra
Esther Salaman (mezzo-soprano)

A programme in honour of William Perm , the great English Quaker, recorded by the Protestant Radio Commission of the U.S.A.
Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania and the city Philadelphia (which means ' brotherly love '), reconciled the white men and the Red Indians of the Colony who said, We will live in love with William Penn and his children as long as the sun and moon give light.'

A picnic of summer verse compiled and conducted by Benedict Ellis with Alexandra Mikellatos and Frank Duncan

Shipping and general weather forecasts, followed by a detailed forecast for South-East England

Reports from Britain and overseas

A radio play in twelve parts by Peter Cresswell founded on the novel 'Romance' by Joseph Conrad and F. M. Hueffer
with Ronald Sidney. Frank Atkinson, Jack Shaw, Arthur Gross, Bryan Powley, and Ella Milne
Production by Frederick Bradnum

Young John Kemp has his first glimpse of the great world beyond the small estate in Kent where he was born. when his neighbour and cousin Sir Ralph Rooksby, engaged to marry John's sister Veronica, is visited by their Spanish kinsman Don Carlos Riego. The latter has a mysterious servant, Tomas Castro, who, when serving with Napoleon's Spanish Contingent in the Peninsular War, had had his right arm amputated and replaced by a blade. The time comes when these two ride to Liverpool where Carlos is to take ship, having been sent for by his aged uncle Don Balthasar Riego, a very great nobleman. A chance encounter on the dockside leads to an accusation of theft against Castro and with the Bow Street Runners in hot pursuit Carlos and Castro are forced to return and hide in Rooksby's barn. Rooksby arranges for them to be smuggled aboard the Thamar bound for Jamaica, but in helping them to escape John Kemp himself becomes embroiled and is forced to go with them.

' Changed from glory to glory'
Psalm 8
St. Luke 9, vv 28-45
From glory to glory advancing (Tune
Sheen)
2 Corirathiams 3. v. 18