' My Faith and My Job '
Talk by a nurse

Forecast for land areas

An up-to-tihe-minute guide for your listening and viewing

BBC Midland Light Orchestra
(Leader, James Hutcheon )
Conducted by Gerald Gentry

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Marjori.e Anderson introduces
Starting Out: a series of interviews with some young men and women who have just started work
Guaranteed Goods: Dudley Perkins talks with a manufacturer and two housewives about guarantees
Irene Nicholson : letter from
Mexico
For Amusement Only: how honest are you ? A character test with Denzil Batchelor , Marian Cutler , and Diana Graves

A series of services for Lent on the duties and opportunities of the Christian State
3-The State and Toleration
Morning Service from Fisherwick Presbyterian Church, Belfast; conducted by the Very Rev. J. Ernest Davey , Principal of the Presbyterian College, Belfast
Scripture sentences Invocation
From all that dwell below the skies
(R.C.H. 228)
Old Testament Reading: Isaiah 58, vv. 1-11
Prayer
Eternal ruler of the ceaseless round
(R.C.H. 489, vv. 1 and 3) New Testament Reading: St. Mark 9. vv. 33-35 and 38-40 Intercessory Prayer; the Lord's
Prayer
Father in heaven- (R.C.H. 647. vv. 2 and 5-7) Sermon
Prayer
Who is on the Lord's side? (R.C.H.
519. vv. 1 and 3) Benediction
Organist, G. Trory

A request programme of records
Overture: Ruslan and Ludmilla
(Glinka): Philharmonia Orchestra, conducted by Nicolai Malko
Songs of Mussorgsky sung by Boris Christoff (bass)
Piano Concerto No. 4, in G minor
(Rachmaninov) : Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli (piano), with the Philharmonia Orchestra, conducted by Ettore Gracis

Conducted by Sir Gerald Barry
Radio: Jacques Brunius
Book: Janet Adam Smith
Art: Eric Newton
Film: Elizabeth Coxhead
Theatre: Harold Hobson

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Hywel Davies meets
The Men of Harlech who are introduced to him by J. C. Griffith-Jones
Their conversation was recorded before an audience of townsfolk in Harlech itself

Gramophone records presented by Harold Rosenthal
This week: Vienna

An Australian short story by John Cantwell read by Peter Finch
When our father came early to the grey bedroom that chill Saturday morning in the winter of 1932, I knew then that the time I'd been half afraid of for a whole unhappy week had come at last. My sister Daph, who was six and a bit, lay asleep beside me in the three-quarter bed we always shared. I'd been promised a bed of my own when I was nine, and I was nine, but there was no money to buy a bed. The pit where our father worked had been closed for a year. It was Depression.'

PART 2

Straitened Circumstances
DUDLEY Perkins describes some ways and means of helping yourself, or getting help, when your income is low. He mentions, among other things, earnings and the retirement pension and assistance grants. His talk may be of particular help to elderly people.

For Children of Most Ages
The Seven Wonders of Wales Wales, like the world itself, has Seven Wonders:
Rhayader Falls and Wrexham Steeple Snowdon Mountain without its people Overton Churchyard and St. Winifred's
Wells
Llangollen Bridge and Gresford Bells
This programme sets out in search of these
Script by S. A. Claridge
Commentator. Alun Williams
Production by Ifan O. Williams

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A summary of last week's events

Jean Pougnet conducts his Orchestra from the Palm Court with Reginald Kilbey (cello)
This evening's visiting artist:
Thomas Round

by Alistair Cooke

says
' I'm not English'
The small boy who was to become a famous actor learned English by slow degrees. Then he sat for a scholarship at Holywell County School. Mr. Williams tells how this 'odd little alien' absorbed and was absorbed by England, but remained a Welshman.

A programme for
St. David's Day
Narrated by Sian Phillips
A portrait of the Prescelly, a range of hills running from east to west across Pembrokeshire, terminating near the cathedral that takes its name from Wales's Patron Saint
The programme attempts to reflect its influence on the people living there
Compiled by J. Mansel Thomas
Interviews and production by Aled Vaughan

Robert Irwin visits the University of Bristol and introduces
Smetana's Quartet in E minor
(Aus meinem Leben) played by the Smetana String Quartet:
Jiri Novak (violin)
Lubomir Kostecky (violin)
Milan Skampa (viola)
Antonin Kohout (cello)
From the Victoria Rooms. Bristol

Jesus said
' I am the light of the world'
Isaiah 42, vv. 5-7
Psalm 27, part 1 (Broadcast Psalter) St. John 9. vv. 1-25
Thou, whose almighty word (BBC
H.B. 185)
St. John 9, v. 39

followed by late weather forecast for land areas

Purcell
Benedlcite
Remember not, Lord, our offences Two canons:
Laudate Dominum omnes gentes Gloria Patri et Filio
May the God of wit inspire
Round thy coasts, fair nymph of Britain (King Arthur)
When the cock begins to crow Let my Queen live for ever
Hush, no more (The Fairy Queen) sung by The Purcell Singers
Conductor, Imogen Hoist