A reading for Sunday morning from ' Doubts and Difficulties' by C. A. Alington read by Charles Maunsell

and forecast for farmers and shipping

by Herbert Sumsion
From Gloucester Cathedral

and forecast for farmers and shipping

A request programme of gramophone records including this week:
Violin Concerto in B minor (Elgar) played by Heifetz (violin) and the London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent

1-R. J. F. Howgill
Controller of Music in the BBC
Later talks in this series will be given by the conductors of the Promenade Concerts.

Conducted by John Summerson
Radio: Frank Birch
Book: Walter Allen
Art: R Furneaux Jordan
Film: E. Arnot Robertson
Theatre: Richard Findlater

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

A magazine programme edited and introduced by James Fisher
The subject of this edition is rapacious birds, and the speakers areArnold Benington ,Walter Fiesher , Derek Goodwin , and George Waterston
Produced by Desmond Hawkins

Dennis Brain (horn)
London Mozart Players
(Leader, Eli Goren )
Conductor, Harry Blech

' My Pony'
A story by Joe Rodgers read by Sydney Shaw
Songs sung by Moneydarragh
Primary School Choir
5.15 For Older Children
* A Green Thought in a Green Shade'
A programme for a summer day by C. Gordon Glover with Betty Hardy , Peter Claughtoi
Ronald Simpson. Gawn Grainger and Jeremy Spenser
Narrator. Gordon Glover
Production by Josephine Flummer

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

Margaret Field-Hyde (soprano)
Maurice Cole (piano)

Appeal on behalf of The Children's Aid Society by the Chairman, Sir Nevile Bland , K.C.M.G., K.C.V.O.
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged and should be addressed to [address removed]
The Children's Aid Society, incorporated by Royal Charter, is now in its ninety-seventh year of work for children and young people deprived of a normal home life. It maintains several homes for children of various ages, places others in foster homes, and is a registered Adoption Society. It also has a maternity home for unmarried mothers.

by John Galsworthy
Adapted as a serial in eleven parts by Muriel Levy
Production by Hugh Stewart
Part9
Other parts played by Virginia Winter . Janet Burnell
Peter Claughton and Catherine Salkeld
On the morning of the case brought by Soames Forsyte , the Man of Property, against Philip Bosinney , architect and designer of Soames's country house, it is discovered that Philip is not in court. The case continues, and judgment is given for the plaintiff, with costs.
In slightly softened mood Soames makes his way home determined to try to make a fresh start with his wife, Irene, who is carrying on an 'affair' with Philip although he is already engaged to June. When Soames reaches home, however, he discovers to his horror and chagrin that his wife has flown, leaving no message.

7-The Island of Vis by Brigadier Thomas Churchill ,
C.B.E., M.C.
In 1944 Brigadier Churchill was engaged in amphibious operations with Tito's partisans on the Dalmatian island of Vis, which became a vital base for the supply of arms and ammunition to Yugoslavia. It was also the base for attacking enemy shipping on its way to Greece, and provided a smoke screen designed to confuse the Germans as to the precise point at which Europe was to be invaded.

(piano)

The First Farmers in Britain
Speakers:
Professor Stuart Piggott
G. A. Holleyman
Mrs. C. M. Piggott
Hans Helbaek
During recent years there have been a number of discoveries which have helped towards finding the beginning of agriculture in the British Isles. In this programme the speakers review what is known of the subject at the present time.
Produced by John Irving

' The Providence of God'
Psalm 85 (Broadcast psalter) From Jeremiah 31
Souls of men. why will ye scatter
(BBC Hymn Book 20)
St. Mark 2, v. 17

followed by late weather forecast for land areas