Sam Pollock introduces your request records

A story, a hymn, and a prayer

at thfe organ of the Granada, Clapham

Metropolitan Police Central Band
Conducted by Roger Barsotti
Director of Music

and his Serenade Orchestra with Rena Edwards (soprano)

at the BBC theatre organ

Strict tempo dance music played by Victor Silvester and his Ballroom Orchestra

(Leader, J. Mouland Begbie )
Conducted by Alexander Gibson

A programme for children under five
Nursery rhymes, stories, and music
Today comes Daphne Oxenford with The Little Green Car,' by Margaret West , and on Tuesday and Friday Dorothy Smith with 'A Story about a Spider,' by Rosamund Marshal , and The Little Fary Shoemaker ,' by Elizabeth Ferrier 'Getting Ready for the Walk,' by Mary Manton , and its companion, 'The Bg Brown Egg ,' will be heard on Wednesday and Thursday, told by Julia Lang. Lorna Pegram introduces the programmes for the coming two weeks. Elizabeth A. Taylor

North of England Edition
Introduced by Violet Carson
' Along the Roman Wall': Esther McCracken talks about people and places on or near this ancient landmark. Illustrations in song by William Robinson
' Canoe on a Canal': Nancy Bell describes her canal trip from Chester to Llangollen
'Spring-cleaning a Stately Home': Arthur Swinson brings a sound-picture of this giganbic bask at Chatsworth in Derbyshire— historic seat of the Dukes of Devonshire
' A Meaty Situation': Mary Makepeace describes the reaction of North-Eastern housewives of last century to the cost of living
' We Have Cats': Dorothy Berry in another of her animal talks
Violet Entertains: songs at the piano
' Caravan Retirement': Henrietta Rollinson tells how she and her husband took up caravanndng at the age of sixty
Serial: 'Nothing is Safe ' by E. M. Delafield. Abridged by Audrey Lucas. Read by Gladys Young
For the Woman Reader—page 45

Harold Collins and his Orchestra
Jan Rosol (songs with guitar)

Bill Hawkins and his Band

Mrs. Dale, the doctor's wife, records the daily happenings in the life of her family
Script by Lesley Wilson
Last week Bill Francis, the Dales' solicitor, went with Bob to see Malcolm Reeves and persuaded him to settle the matter of Cooper's flat. Bob borrowed money from his father to pay his and Cooper's costs, and promised he would eventually repay. Dr. and Mrs. Dale advised Bob to accept Grandfather Dale 's invitation and go to the farm. Mrs. Mustoe offered to help Maggs buy Mrs. Morgan a frock for her birthday. The choice was perfectly hideous, and Mrs. Freeman offered to change it for him. On her birthday Mrs. Morgan was very depressed, and said Mr. Morgan and Maggs had forgotten. The Dales were puzzled, but it transpired that Mr. Morgan thought it a joke to pretend he had forgotten the birthday. Mrs. Morgan was very annoyed: but cheered up when she saw the dress, which was a great success.
(Gordon Jackson is in "Seagulls over Sorrento" at the Apollo Theatre, London)
To be repeated tomorrow at 11.0 a.m.

presents
David Farrar with Phyllis Neilson-Terry and Carleton Hobbs in 'SIR WALTER RALEGH ' by William Devereux and Thorp Devereux
Adapted for radio by W. Thorp Devereux
Produced by Hugh Stewart
(Peter Augustine broadcasts by permission of the Directors of the Old Vic Trust ; Michael Logan is appearing in ' Escapade ' at the Strand Theatre, London)

Conducted by Capt. C. H. Jaeger
Director of Music
William Dickie (baritone)

A story of country folk.

with Betty Astell
Bob Monkhouse , Denis Goodwin
Bob Sharpies and his Music and a few surprises
The show written by Bob Monkhouse and Denis Goodwin
Produced by Leslie Bridgmont

This Coronation summer the Capital is on show. Each week this programme pays a radio visit to a landmark, in or near London, describing and dramatising its past and present, its history and romance
Guide and storyteller, Hugh Ross Williamson
2-The Tower
The Tower of London i-s thicker with history than any other buildling in the land; the home of the Crown Jewels, it has been in its time a fortress, a royal palace, a prison, and a zoo.

Jimmy Brown (Salford) v.
Charlie Msinnion (Middlesbrough) A commentary on the six-round Featherweight contest by Alan Clarke , with Inter-round summaries by W. Barrington Dalby
From St. James' Hall, Newcastle

to right some wrongs
4-Road Safety
The Questioners:
The public of Nottingham
The Platform: Organisations concerned in Road Safety
Major General B. K. Young
Director General of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents
Lord Waleran
Member of Standing Joint Committee of the A.A., R.A.C., and Royal Scottish A.C.
Major H. R. Watling
Chairman of the National Committee on Cycling
T. C. Foley
Secretary of the Pedestrian's Association for Road Safety
Captain Athelstan Popkess Chief Constable of Nottingham
Chairman, Jack Longland
Recorded highlights of a meeting held at the Police Assembly Hall, Nottingham

with Wallas Eaton
The Keynotes
Augmented BBC Revue Orchestra
Conductor, Harry Rabinowitz
Script by Frank Muir and Denis Norden
Produced by Charles Maxwell

Dancing to the music of: Geraldo and his Orchestra
Joe Loss and his Orchestra
Victor Silvester and his Ballroom Orchestra
Commentary on the Professional Final
10.35 Dance music
10.50 Commentary on the European Latin-American Championship Grand Final
Commentators, Josephine Bradley and John Ellison
From the Empress Hall, London

'All on a Summer's Day ' by John Garden
Reader. David Garth
11—' Audrey's Revelation'

Commentary on the Professional Grand Final
11.35 Dance music
A further broadcast from the Empress Hall, London. Results of the Professional Grand Final will be given before the end of the programme