@ (Methodist) from Westminster College Chapel
Organ Voluntary
9.30 Order of Service
Hymn, 0 Lord of life (New M.H.B.
930)
Invocation and Lord's Prayer
Psalm xxvii
Lesson, Luke xvi, 1-17
Hymn, AH my hope on God is founded (New M.H.B. 70; S.P. 442)
Prayers
Hvmn, Awake our souls! Away our fears! (New M.H.B. 418; S.P. 451)
Address by the Rev. A. W. HARRI
SON, M.C., D.D., Principal of the College
Hvmn, Happy the man that finds the grace (New M.H.B. 360)
Blessing
Organist, Clifford Harman

© A short story by Saki, read by J. Glyn-Jones

@ A gramophone record programme presented by Doris Arnold

with Tessa Deane

Ⓓ C. H. Middleton
The present season of the year is that in which much ground-work must be put in if a good summer display is desired. Planting is very much a topic among enthusiastic gardeners just now, and there are few aspects of gardening that appear more simple, yet are in actuality more difficult. This afternoon
C. H. Middleton will talk about planting, and discuss some of the best roses, fruit trees, and shrubs for putting into the garden.

@ Favourite pieces from the repertoire of The BBC Northern Ireland
Orchestra
Leader, Philip Whiteway
Conductor, Walton O'Donnell

The Rev. P. W. Evans , D.D., Principal of Spurgeon's College

Conductor, Sydney V. Wood

(The Sermon on the Mount Today)
1—' Challenge to Perfection '
A. D. Lindsay , C.B.E., LL.D.,
Master of Balliol and Vice-
Chancellor of Oxford University
This is the first of five talks in which A. D. Lindsay, Master of Balliol, will examine the teaching contained in the Sermon on the Mount in the light of its relevance to problems of the modern world. A. D. Lindsay, in addition to his academic interests, as Master of Balliol and Vice-Chancellor of the University, has also a keen interest in modern political matters, having stood a short time ago as Independent Progressive candidate for Oxford City.

(Section D)
Led by Laurance Turner
Conducted by Alfredo Cassella and Clarence Raybould

F. Buckley Hargreavea

with Robert Wilson
Mario de Pietro and his Estudiantina are one of the most popular broadcast features. Fifteen strong, including Mario himself, the Estudiantina all play string instruments-mandolins, banjos, and guitars.
Mario de Pietro himself took up the banjo by way of a joke. In 1924 he gave one or two banjo recitals for fun. Shortly afterwards, drifting into Clifford Essex's showrooms in Bond Street, and picking up a banjo, he began idly to play. This caused a sensation. Clifford Essex asked him why he didn't play banjo solos, and presented Mario on the spot with the tenor banjo he was playing.
Previously his instrument had been the mandolin and it is interesting to recall that when he first appeared at the Winter Gardens, Bournemouth, playing this instrument, he received a letter of congratulation from Sir Dan Godfrey saying that he (Sir Dan) had never heard anyone playing such classics as Chopin's ' Nocturne ' on a mandolin before.
The band is shortly to start on a tour of the music-halls.

Conductor, Walter Goehr

(Church of England) from the Concert Hall, Broadcasting
House
Organ Voluntary
8.0 Order of Service
Hymn, God moves in a mysterious way (A. and M. 373 ; S.P. 503)
Confession and Absolution
Lord's Prayer, Versicles, and Responses
Psalm cxlvii
First lesson, Haggai II, 1-9
Magnificat (Chant, Kellow Pye in E flat)
Second lesson, John xx, 19-29
Deus Misereatur (Garreit in E flat) Creed, Versicles, and Collects
Anthem, Zion hears the watchman calling (7. S. Bach)
Hymn, Lord of all hopefulness. Lord of all joy (S.P. 565)
Blessing

including Weather Forecast

Adapted as a radio serial by H. Beaufoy Milton
Produced by Peter Creswell
Part 6, The fateful letter. Danger and rescue. The comrades part
Characters :
A Story-Teller ; Gerard Eliassoen ; Cornelius, his eldest brother ; Sybrandt, his youngest brother ; Margaret, his love ; Dame Van Eyck , his patroness ; Reicht Heynes , her servant ; Denys of Burgundy, a soldier of fortune ; Martin Wittenhaagen , an old archer ; Ghysbrecht Van Swieten , Burgomaster of Tergou ;
Jorian Keitel , henchman of the Burgomaster; Landlord, robbers, wayfarers, soldiers, etc.
The scene is Holland and Burgundy in the Fifteenth Century
Destined for the priesthood, Gerard, the son of Elias the cloth merchant of Tergou and Catarina his wife, falls in love with Margaret, daughter of Peter Brandt of the neighbouring village of Sevenbergen. In defiance of his parents, Gerard attempts to marry Margaret, but through the treachery of his malicious brothers, Cornelius and Sybrandt, he is arrested and imprisoned by the Burgomaster, Ghysbrecht Van Swieten, who fears Gerard will discover an ancient wrong done by the Burgomaster to Peter Brandt.
Gerard manages to escape, and, after an encounter with the Burgomaster, flees the country, making for Rome, where he hopes to make money by his writing and illuminating, and return a rich man to claim his bride and his family's pardon. He encounters a soldier of fortune, Denys of Burgundy, and they become comrades-in-arms, facing peril and adventure together.

A programme of music from famous operettas arranged by Gwen Williams
Cast
Marie Burke
Derek Oldham
The Sextet:
Pamela Martin Lewis
Ursula Hughes
Nancy Evans
Reginald Mitchell
Steam Scott
John Duncan
The BBC Theatre Orchestra
Leader, Tate Gilder
Conductor, Stanford Robinson