A programme for young writers with Michael Hastings , Kenneth Martin , and John Horder ; and comments from an older writer
Arranged by Robert Cradock

of Fossils
H. A. Toombs and A. E. Rixon Senior Experimental Officers in the Department of Palaeontology.
British Museum (Natural History) offer some information on preservative techniques and some words of advice to those collectors who bring or send specimens to the Museum

A weekly programme for mothers and fathers
Preventing Illness
To what extent should we have our children inoculated and immunised ? by a physician who talks this week particularly about inoculations against poliomyelitis Next talk on this subject: Dec. 16
Reading for the Under-Elevens by Noel Streatfeild and Adrian Seligman
It is not easy for parents to keep abreast of good children's books, and yet, by reading aloud or by helping their children to select wisely from a library, they may be making a considerable contribution to their development.
Noel Streatfeild , author of some of the best-known children's books, including Ballet Shoes and The Circus is Coming, discusses with Adrian Seligman some books and authors she feels she can confidently recommend for children under eleven years of age.
Compere, Robin Holmes
Arranged by Eileen Molony

8-El Rastro Market
Basil and Dorothy Street learn how to buy what they mean to buy in a street-market, how to handle demonstrative pronouns, and how to grapple with street-market Spanish. The story begins in the quiet of George's study in Hampstead and ends in the racket of the Rastro market in Madrid.
IN THE Study:
TEACHERS, George and Miguel (Roger Delgado and Angel Luna)
Pupils. Dorothy and Basil Street (Vanessa Redgrave and Basil Jones ) DEMONSTRATOR, Carlos (Amadeo Leris )
IN SPAIN:
Young Spaniard (Amadeo Leris ); Spanish vendor (Angel Luna ) ; Woman (Elena Morton ); Beggar (Angel Luna)
Script by Jack Sage
Produced by R. A. EscofTey
For notes and vocabulary see page 54