A weekly programme about work in the world of science
Freezing and Drying by R. J. C. Harris, Ph.D . of the Chester Beatty Research Institute
In London this week scientists from many countries have been discussing the conditions under which living cells may be preserved by freezing. These techniques open up the possibility of freezing whole organisms, and even-since bacteria and viruses can be frozen and dried-of freeze-drying tissue and then keeping it at ordinary temperatures. The end in view is to be able to restore preserved tissues for use as functional grafts.

A gardening weekly
Introduced by Roy Hay
R. F. Martyr makes suggestions about work that can be done during April, with special reference to the Easter holiday
Fred Streeter 's Choice:
PULSATILLA-THE PASQUE FLOWER
J. R. B. Evison describes how to get the best out of an existing lawn

A weekly magazine of interest to motorists
Arranged and introduced by Bill Hartley including:
Continental Shows-Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Geneva : some comparisons by Gordon Wilkins
Helping the Garage to Help You : some pointers by Ross Giles
The Doctor: The dangling chain -is it a cure for car sickness?
This Weekend's Motor Sport: a preview of the more important events, by Pat Gregory
Tips on the Care of Your Car: The first long run
Edited by H. Saunders-Jacobs