A weekly programme about work in the world of science
Experiments on Forgetting by R. Conrad, Ph.D. of the Medical Research Council.
Unit of Applied Psychology, Cambridge

Over the years there have been any number of theories to explain why we forget things, but none has stood up to rigorous laboratory investigation. Now, however, some recent experiments have begun to change the picture and have revealed new facts about the human mind. These experiments and what they have revealed are the subject of Dr. Conrad's talk.

A gardening weekly
Introduced by Roy Hay
Gwendolyn Anley talks about trends in irises and their use in the garden
Fred Streeter 's Choice:
GENISTA LYDIA
John Warren suggests some unusual plants to grow from seed for the cool greenhouse

Arranged and introduced by Bill Hartley including:
Can I afford to take up motoring?. by Gibson Martin
What's On the Way?: Gordon Wilkins of The Observer reports on developments in air springs
Taking your Pet?: a veterinary surgeon gives some advice
The Lawyer: Halt signs and traffic lights
Some current motoring superstitions This week's tip on the care of yuui car
Edited by H. Saunders-Jacobs