From page 53 of ' New Every Morning'

Noel H. Kinch
Noel Kinch , a deep-sea fisherman, was awarded the Stanhope Gold Medal for the bravest deed of 1936. He rescued a drowning shipmate off the coast of Iceland, and had to fight a shark with his right hand for forty minutes while he held the man, whose life he saved, in his left. Men like Kinch are men of action, reluctant to speak of the things they have done, and very often inarticulate in expressing them. F. H. Grise wood will come to the microphone to try to draw him out.

French for Older Pupils
' Les Francais en Angleterre !
R. CRU

Leader, Alfred Barker
Conductor, T. H. Morrison
Ida Gamman (mezzo-soprano)

Conductor, William Pethers from the Hippodrome Theatre, Coventry

A Programme of Gramophone
Records
Dino Borgiolo (tenor)
Elena Gerhardt (mezzo-soprano)
Gerhard Husch (baritone)

from the Pump Room, Leamington
Spa

Conductor, Gregor J. Grant
(From Glasgow)

by Frederick Stone
(From Belfast)

from Westminster Abbey
Order of Service
Fanfare
Hymn, All people that on earth do dwell (A. and M. 166; S.P. 443)
Prayers, Versicles and Responses
Hymn, I vow to thee, my country
(S.P. 319, tune by Hoist)
Lesson, St. Matthew v, 13-16
Hymn, He who would valiant be
(S.P. 515)
Address by His Grace the Lord Archbishop of CANTERBURY
Hymn, City of God, how broad and far (S.P. 468)
Prayer
Blessing
Hymn, And did those feet in ancient time (S.P. 446)
The National Anthem (first verse)
Organist, Ernest Bullock
In place of the usual weekly service at this hour from St. Paul's a special Empire Service of Youth will be broadcast from Westminster Abbey, at which the Archbishop of Canterbury will give the address. To this will come the Youth of the Empire from near and far, including 300 students from Canada, representing some 260 schools. Contingents are also coming from British territory in every part of the two hemispheres, while members of the British communities in China, Japan, Czechoslovakia, Irak, Egypt, and the Azores will also be among the congregation. Several of the cathedrals, including Canterbury, York, and Winchester, are hoping to arrange similar services at the same hour, at which the Archbishop's address can be received from Westminster, while many other denominations are also holding similar services in their own cathedrals, churches, or chapels. The Rev. M. E. Aubrey , Moderator of the Federal Council of Evangelical Free Churches, is collaborating on behalf of the Free Churches.

with Carmen del Rio

including Weather Forecast

Deux Contes lus par Paul Leyssac

Leader, J. Mouland Begbie Conductor, Guy Warrack

George Dyson , Mus.D.

Directed by Henry Hall

a microphone interview with Gracie Fields in her dressing room at the Theatre Royal, Rochdale followed by her act broadcast from the stage

Directed by Henry Hall

Lt.-Commander Thomas Woodrooffe will describe the scene from H.M.S. Nelson at Spithead.
In this, the first of five broadcasts on the Coronation Naval Review, Lieutenant-Commander Woodrooffe will describe the scene at sunset-the time when the ensign on all His Majesty's ships is hauled down. He will set the scene for the Review tomorrow. The four other remaining broadcasts will be given tomorrow at approximately 2.50, 4.50, and 5.35 on National, and at 10.45 p.m. on Regional, when Woodrooffe will describe the illuminations.

Directed by Henry Hall

including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping

A discussion between
Douglas Gordon , S. P. B. Mais , Rose Macaulay , and Douglas
English
Chairman, Maurice Healy , K.C.
Douglas Gordon , who lives in Devonshire and is the author of ' Field Philosophy', and S. P. B. Mais , the popular broadcaster, will speak in favour of blood sports ; while Rose Macaulay , the well-known novelist, and Captain Douglas English , a naturalist, will propose the motion that they should be prohibited.

Leader, Montague Brearley
Conducted by Harold Lowe
Trefor Jones (tenor)

with STELLA ROBERTA and GEORGE BARCLAY