by Martindale Sidwell
From St. Clement Danes, London

13: La journee d'une famille francaise
Introduced by Paul Couster
French text by Charlotte Crozet Produced by Elsie Ferguson
This series is being repeated, beginning next Tuesday at 6.40.
Details of the booklet and pronunciation disc are on page 30

Television and Epilepsy by Christopher Pallis , D.M., M.R.C.P. of the Post-graduate Medical School. Hammersmith Hospital
The Romans knew that a flickering image might bring on a fit in a susceptible person. In those days it was probably a rotating potter's-wheel, today it may be on a television set. Dr. Pallis describes how he became interested in this subject which is taking on a new importance as the circumstances of modem life subject us more and more to fast flicker.
Repeated Saturday, 9.10 a.m.
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