Revo Works Band
Conductor, Harry Heyes

and forecast for farmers and shipping

and his Continental Music

Bible readings on ' Faith through Doubt' with comment by the Rev. Roy McKay

and forecast for farmers and shipping

A midweek bulletin of food news
Compiled by Louise Davies

Speaker, Ambrose Heath

Gramophone records

Robert Koner (piano)
Alice Hallifax (soprano) Clifton Helliwell (piano)

by Jennifer Copeman
On a visit to the U.S.A. recently Miss Copeman had the chance to meet Indians in various communities, and to revise her conception of the ' Red Indian.'

STORIES FROM WORLD HISTORY St. Cuthbert ' (d. 687). Script by June Hodge.

Feast of St. Matthew
Praise ye the Lord. ye servants of the Lord (BBC H.B. 280)
New Every Morning. page 58 Psalm 93 (Broadcast Psalter) St. Matthew 19, vv. 16-30
Holy Father, in thy mercy (BBC
H.B. 386)

Jack White and his Band

music AND MOVEMENT II, by Marjorie Eele
11.20 CURRENT AFFAIRS II
11.40 FRENCH FOR SIXTH FORMS. La Bretagne et sa musique populaire: causerie de René Elvin.

with authentic records from the countries of South America

An agricultural weekly
Topical talks of interest to farmers and country people
News commentary by Robert Henriques
Introduced by George Villiers

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

Reports from Britain and overseas

Records by some of the most popular bands from both sides of the Atlantic
Introduced by Keith Fordyce

LET'S JOIN IN. The story of Red Riding Hood. with songs and music by Ann Driver , followed by ' The House that Jack Built ' sung by Marjorie Westbury and Maurice Bevan
2.20 ADVENTURES IN MUSIC. Following a Tune: illustrated talk by William Appleby
2.40 HISTORY ii. A Great Estate: Coke of Holkham. Script by R. J. White

by Alida L. Richardson
Produced by Owen Reed

from Southwell Minster
Let my prayer come up (Blow) Introductory Sentence
Versicles and Responses (Byrd) Psalm 106
First Lesson: 1 Chronicles 29. vv.
9-17
Magnificat (Stanford in F)
Second Lesson: 1 Timothy 6. vv. 6-19 Nunc dimittis (Stanford in F) Apostles' Creed
Versicles and Responses (Byrd) Collects
Anthem: How beauteous are their feet (Stanford)
Prayers and Grace
Organ Voluntary: Voluntary In G minor (Stanley)
Organist and Master of the Music.
R. J. Ashfield

A programme offering advice and entertainment for retired people and older people generally, and bringing together on the air from time to time those who are concerned for their welfare
' The old, too, need feeding from the bottle : Nontando Jabavu talks about the conflicting attitudes towards old age that Africans of her generation have inherited from their own ' extended ' family and from present-day contacts with European culture Fewer Broken Bones: Dr. C. A. Boucher gives some more practical advice about preventing falls
Presented by Richard Baker

For Children of Most Ages
' Hayfields have the Best Flowers
Talk by Monica Sutherland
For Older Listeners
"Mr. Dickens Remembers
Some personal reminiscences (mainly of an improving nature. but including notes calculated to instruct, startle, and amuse) of the century before yesterday
Edited and conducted by the celebrated Mr. Charles Dickens with some small editorial assistance by Mr. Peter Hayes
Other parts played by Howieson Culff
Alan Reid and Cyril Shaps
Produced by David Davis
5.50 Children's Hour prayers conducted by the Rev. Maurice Dean

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

A comment on the home news
Speaker, Anthony Ashton

from a West-Country
Square Dance party
Dancing to the Jolly Waggoners
Square Dance Band
Master of Ceremonies,
Bernard Fishwick
Callers:
Nibs Matthews and Pat Shaw and interludes from
Pat Shaw (songs)
Michael Watson (guitar)
Produced by Bernard Fishwick

also featuring Kenneth Williams

Too Fine to Fish by Hugh Sykes Davies
Hugh Sykes Davies talks about three nature books he has been reading: ' The Running of the Salmon ' by Eric Taverner and W. Barrington Browne , ' The Heron ' by Frank Lowe , and The Seals and the Curragh' by R. M. Lockley.

Four talks by John Waterhouse , Ph.D. Reader in Medical Statistics in the University of Birmingham
1—Science and Heredity
The science of human genetics is relatively new, and there are many questions frequently asked by the layman to which the geneticist can give no answer. However, in these talks Dr. Waterhouse attempts to set out, in relation to the ordinary person's interest, something of what is known about human heredity.
In his first talk he defines the limits and describes the methods of the science, and distinguishes between the influences of heredity and environment in human development.

Margaret Ritchie (soprano)
Eric Greene (tenor)
Hervey Alan (baritone)
Roy Massey (organ)
City of Birmingham Choir City of Birmingham
Symphony Orchestra (Leader, Norris Stanley )
Conducted by David Willcocks
From the Town Hall, Birmingham
Part 1: Maurice Jacobson
The HOUND OF HEAVEN. for tenor. chorus, and orchestra (words by Francis Thompson )
(first broadcast performance)

Part 2: Handel
CHANDOS ANTHEM: 0 praise the Lord with one consent, for soprano, tenor, baritone, chorus, orchestra

by Charles Cape
The Prison Assistant Commissioner for Education and Welfare gives the first of two talks describing some of the measures taken to help prisoners to reestablish themselves in the outside world.
I-Will They Come Back?

Chappie D'Amato introduces some of this month's new records

Roy Herbert chooses Count Fosco with Robert Gladwell as Count Fosco
Count Fosco was a mountainous man. He never stopped eating sickly cakes, trifles, cream and sugar. He would sit, overflowing the arms of his chair, letting his white mice run all over him, chasing the cockatoo sitting on his head and chirruping to his pet canaries. He was very partial to small animals, but did not care a great deal for human beings. He believed that the body lies at the mercy of that most omnipotent of all potentates, the chemist. Chemistry aided him in his foul career.

followed by late weather forecast for land areas

A review of today's overseas commodity and financial news. and the London Stock Market closing report