for farmers

The morning magazine
Introduced by Wallace Greenslade

followed by an interlude

God's Challenge
Talks by Margaret Stansgate
3: To a Disturber of the Peace Amos, what seest thou? ' (Amos 8, v. 2)

Good Morning, Miss Dove by Frances Gray Patton
Abridged by Donald Bancroft Read by David March
Last of twelve weekly instalments

Johanna Peters (contralto)
Bryan Drake (baritone)
Charles Spinks (harpsichord)
Clifton Helliwell (piano)

STORIES FROM WORLD HISTORY
Cyrus and Croesus. Script by Rhoda Power

Mv song is love unknown (BBC
H.B. 84)
New Every Morning, page 26 Psalm 22 (Broadcast psalter) St. John 10. vv. 11-26
It is a thing most wonderful (BBC
H.B. 81)

George Scott-Wood and his Music

Country Ceili from Attical, Co. Down
Fred Hanna and his Ceili Band
Songs by Annie Gray and David Hammond with his guitar
Master of Ceremonies Jack Sloane
Produced by Sam Denton

Forecast for land areas, followed by a detailed forecast for the South-East region

Midland Region's panel game devised by Tony Shryane and Edward J. Mason
E. Arnot Robertson and Frank Muir challenge
Nancy Spain and Denis Norden
Umpire, Jack Longland
Last Friday's recorded broadcast

LET'S JOIN IN
Millions of Cats, by Wanda Gag : with music by John Hosier
2.20 ADVENTURES IN MUSIC
Lieutenant Kije: first of two illustrated talks by John Hosier on the suite by Prokofiev
2.40 MODERN HISTORY
President Wilson and the League of Nations. Script by Margaret J. Miller In Paris for the 1919 Peace Conference, Sarah meets her future husband, Tom Masters. Together they watch the rise and fall of President Wilson's fortunes and the birth of the League of Nations.

DOUBLE BILL
The Enchanted April
A serial in five parts dramatised by Thea Holme from the novel .by the author of Elizabeth and her German Garden
PART 4
Produced by Mollie Greenhalgh
The enchantment of April in San Salvatore has begun to work on all the guests at the castle. When Rose sees the happiness of Lotty and Mellersh she decides that something can be done for her own marriage.

A radio play by JOE CORRIE
Produced by John Gibson
The play is set in the living-room of Mrs. Stokes's home in the north-country mining village of Tedder.

from Bristol Cathedral
Sentence: Confession; Absolution The Lord's Prayer
Preces and Responses (Bristol Use) Psalms 98. 99, 100, and 101 First Lesson: Ezekiel 37, vv. 16-28
Magnificat (Thomas Morley , short service)
Second Lesson: Hebrews 2
Nunc dimittis (Thomas Morley , short service)
Creed; Lesser Litany; Collects
Anthem: Beati quorum via (Stanford)
Prayers: The Grace
Organist and Master of Choristers, Clifford Harker
Assistant organist, Michael Dyer

John Seymour tells the story (in three parts) of how he and his family cultivated five acres in Suffolk and became self-supporting
3: We buy a horse and learn to plough-Our crops of fruit and vegetables are excellent-We bottle and preserve our produce for the winter-We start a vineyard.
Recorded broadcast of Sept. 20, 1959

Junior Time: 5.0-5.15
A programme for the fives to eights
"The Little Engine that Laughed" and other records
Presented by Claire

5.15 Return to Hindleford: 6: The Letter
by Margaret Potter
with David Peel as Martin Bellinger

Joanna, Philip, and Lady Bellinger think that Martin has reached London safely and will have gone to see Sir Charles (Third Secretary at the Admiralty) about the papers Martin was given while in Boulogne. But Martin has been taken prisoner and is being held in Mr. Ackroyd's London house. Mr. Ackroyd himself has chaperoned Joanna on her journey - and with her are the vital papers. It is only when Joanna finds herself locked in Mr. Ackroyd's drawing-room that she realises he is an agent of France and the Emperor Napoleon.

.Forecast for land areas. followed by a detailed forecast for the South-East region

A series of five-round contests
LONDON v. WALES
ROUND 5
London
Cedric Cliffe, Hubert Phillips Quiz-Master, Lionel Hale
Wales T. I . Ellis , Wyn Griffith
Quiz-Master, Gilbert Harding
Arranged by Patrick Harvey

SEASON 1960-61
Helga Pilarczyk (soprano) Kyra Vayne (soprano)
Janet Baker (contralto) John Mitchinson (tenor) John Cameron (baritone) Clifton Helliwell (piano) Frederick Stone (piano) Josephine Lee (piano) Charles Spinks (piano)
BBC Chorus
Chorus-Master, Leslie Woodgate
BBC Symphony Orchestra Leader, Paul Beard
Conducted by Bruno Maderna
From the Royal Festival Hall
Part 1

Part 2

The News and Comment from at home and abroad

by Gerald Durrell
Abridged by Barbara Henderson Read by Richard Hurndall
Eighth of ten instalments

Haydn and Bartok
Thomas Rajna (piano)