Rung by Members of THE SOCIETY OF COLLEGE YOUTHS

THE WIRELESS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Leader, S. KNEALE KELLEY and THE WIRELESS CHORUS
Conducted by STANFORD ROBINSON
LILIAN STILES-ALLEN (Soprano)
ETHEL WILLIAMS (Soprano) ALICE VAUGHAN (Contralto)
STEUART WILSON (Tenor) ROBERT MAITLAND (Bass)

From the Studio
Conducted by the Rev. Canon C.S. Woodward, of St. John's Church, Smith Square, S.W.

Order of Service:
Hymn, O, come, all ye faithful ' (E.H., No. 28)
Prayers
Magnificat
Lesson, St. Luke II, verses 5-16
Prayer
Hymn, While Shepherds watched their flocks (E.H., No. 30)
Address by Canon Woodward
Hymn, 'Once in Royal David's City' (E.H., No. 605)
Blessing

From the Studio
Conducted by the Rev. J.A. Mayo (Rector of Whitechapel)
Order of Service:
Hymn, 'O come, all ye faithful' Prayer for Repentance
General Thanksgiving
Bible Reading: I Samuel iii, I to 19
Psalm 121
Bible Reading, St. Matthew ii
Nunc Dimittis
Intercessions
Hymn, 'It came upon the midnight clear' (E. H., No. 26)
Address by the Rev. J. A. Mayo, Rector of Whitechapel
Hymn, 'Hark the Herald Angels Sing'
Blessing

Besides being Rector of Whitedhapel - that very conspicuous church dominating one of the most interesting streets in London, from which carols have been broadcast at Christmas for the last few years - Mr. Mayo was one of the first clergymen to take a sympathetic interest in broadcasting.

The B.B.C. Christmas Fund for Children.

Sunday by Sunday throughout the year, the B.B.C. places itself at the disposal of charities and 'good causes' of all kinds, who have their chance to appeal to the generosity of listeners. Today for once it is appealing for a fund of its own, the proceeds of which will be divided amongst six famous charities working for children; and contributions are to be sent to The Announcer at Savoy Hill.

7.55 (Daventry only) Appeal by the Very Rev. The Dean of York on behalf of York Minster.
S.B. from Leeds

The Mother Church of the Northern Province, York Minster has stood through the centuries - on the site of the holy' well, where King Edwin of Northumbria was baptized by Paulinus 1,100 years ago. Of purest Gothic architecture throughout, the Minster is the largest Cathedral Church in this country.

But for all its magnificence, the Minster is grievously short of money, not only to pay its salaries and maintain its noble tradition of music and worship, but to keep its fabric in repair. Its outer roofs and stone-work and its windows now need some £50,000 to be spent upon them, and the Dean is hoping that tonight's appeal will enable him to go on with the work that must be done.

Contributions should be sent to the Very Rev. the Dean, [address removed].

GORDON WALKER (Flute); HORACE HALSTEAD
(Oboe); GEORGE ANDERSON (Clarinet); assisted by WILLIAM GURNEY (Pianoforte)

THE AUGMENTED WIRELESS MILITARY BAND Conducted by B. WALTON O'DONNELL