READING TEST

By M. GEORGES POULET and Madame ELISABETH POULET
Lesson III
' Le Chien de Brisquet'
(From Edinburgh)
3.10 English Literature
Great Stories of the World, Lesson III Dr. J. C. SMITH : ' The Adventures of Odysseus'
(From Edinburgh)
3.30 Scottish Sports and Recreations
The Rev. P. STANLEY ELEY: The
Referee's Job in Football '
(From Glasgow)
THE REV. P. STANLEY ELEY belongs to a small group of clerical sportsmen who have taken part in football as referees. Beginning as a junior in the South of England thirty years ago, Mr. Eley worked his way through various grades of the game. He came to Scotland in 1926, and the Scottish Alliance quickly elected him to its list ; for three seasons he was regularly engaged in that league. Mr. Elev is the minister of the Ward-law Congregational Church, Glasgow. He is the Vice-President of the Scottish Football Referees' Association.

(From Edinburgh)

'What's the News?'—
Mr. A. R. ATKEY, J.P.: 'Water'
(National Programme)

A Dramatised Version of Robert Burns' Poem
Specially written for broadcasting by Joe Corrie
Characters:
Tam-O-Shanter; Kate (Tam's Wife); Jean (Their Servant); Doonfit; Souter; Morrison; Landlord; Sodger; Nannie; A Witch; Townsfolk, Witches, etc.
Taking part:
JAMES ANDERSON, ARCHIBALD BUCHANAN, MEG BUCHANAN, CATHERINE FLETCHER, JAMES A. GIBSON, GRACE McCHLERY, ALAN MACKILL, JENNIE NEIL, ELSIE PAYNE, ROBERT REID, JAMES SLOAN, HAROLD WIGHTMAN
The action takes place in Tam's Cottage in the High Street of Ayr
Produced by HOWARD ROSE

(From Edinburgh)

A Concert under the auspices of THE INVERNESS CHORAL SOCIETY by THE HIGHLAND REEL AND STRATHSPEY
SOCIETY and THE SCOTTISH WIRELESS SINGERS
Relayed from The Central Picture
House, Inverness