A reading for Sunday morning from ' A Serious Call ' by William Law
Read by Adza Vincent

and forecast for farmers and shipping

by Purcell J. Mansfield
From Hyndland Parish Church,
Glasgow

and forecast for farmers and shipping

March: The Phoenix (Bliss): Philharmonia Orchestra, conducted by Constant Lambert
Piano Concerto No. 1 (The Song of Gwyn ap Nudd) (Holbrooke): Grace Lyndon (pianoi, with the London Promenade Orchestra, conducted by Arthur Hammond
Norwegian Artists' Carnival (Svendsen): Danish State Radio Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Erik Tuxen on gramophone records

En route pour le cirque
A programme for those interested in brushing up their French
Script by Emile Harven and M. J. MacDonald
Cast in order of speaking:
Peter and Helen Lamb have been invited to the circus by Madame Bosquet.
Que de monde! what a lot of people!; le numero d'ordre, queue-ticket; faire la queue, to queue up; rien en dessous, nothing below; le carnet, book of tickets; le parcours de I'autobus, bus-route; les sections, fare-stages; quelque part, somewhere; je viens d'arriver, I have just come; le phoque, seal; la corde raide, tightrope; le trapeze volant, high trapeze; ne vous inquietez pas, don't worry

Conducted by Sir Gerald Barry
Radio: Tom Hopkinson
Book: Alan Pryce- Jones
Art: Colin Maclnnes
Film: Freda Bruce Lockhart
Theatre: Ivor Brown

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

A General Number from Northern Ireland
Introduced by John Paton-Philip
Singer, Malcolm McKeown accompanied by the Pearl Ensemble
Produced by Sam Hanna Bell

Sophie Wyss (soprano)
Marie Korchinska (harp)

Guila Bustabo (violin)
Symphony Orchestra of Nordwestdeutscher Rundfunk,
Hamburg
Conductor,
Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt
Part 1

Part 2

For Older Listeners
Stories of the Saints
' The Golden Legend of St. Martin of Tours '
Re-told as a radio play by Norman Painting
Produced by Peggy Bacon

Holiday Precautions
Gordon Cummings suggests methods of protection against the dangers of fire and burglary when you are away from home

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

Appeal on behalf of the Anglo-Indian Schools of the Indian
Church Aid Association, by the Rt. Rev. Christopher Robinson , Bishop of Lucknow
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged and should be addressed to [address removed]
The Indian Church Aid Association helps to support the Church schools in India, Pakistan, and Burma for the children of the Anglo-Indian community. The Anglo-Indians are a community of mixed race which has grown up during the long British connection with India. Their language is English and they are Christians.
The life of the community has been built on an excellent education of mind and character in the Church schools established all over the country. Many parents, however, cannot afford the full school fees, or in many cases any fee at all, and the Indian Church Aid Association aims to provide bursaries at an average cost of £ 25 a year, and the endeavour is to raise £ 5,000 a year for this purpose.

by John Galsworthy
Adapted as a serial in eleven parts by Muriel Levy
Production by Hugh Stewart
Part 4
Young Jolyon Forsyte has at last made up a quarrel which took place between himself and his father fourteen years ago when he left his wife and daughter June. June's mother died, and the girl was brought up by her grandfather.
Meanwhile, the marriage of Soames
Forsyte, the. Man of Property, seems to be foundering, for Soames cannot stand the coldness of his beautiful wife Irene. Moreover she is making herself too charming towards Philip Bosinney , the young architect who is engaged to June, and Philip is designing a country house for Soames at Robin Hill.

A series of weekly talks recalling events of ten years ago
2-Awaiting Liberation by Madame Anne Brusselmans
Madame Brusselmans speaks for the occupied cities of Europe, and for Brussels in particular. In 1940 she became a member of the famous Comete line escape organisation, and was largely responsible for the safe return of 180 Allied airmen shot down over Europe. In addition she transmitted to England much vital information of German troop movements and locations.

by Sir Arthur Grimble
4-Forgiving Sinners
Being the story of a wife who lost her nose without malice, and a husband to whom prison was no obstacle.

' The Providence of God '
Psalm 23 (Broadcast Psalter) Ezekiel 34: vv. 11-16, 25-31
Souls of men, why will ye scatter?
(BBC Hymn Book 20)
St. John 10, w. 14 and 15

followed by late weather forecast for land areas