GEOFFREY STUTTARD , with the help of those who work in it, looks at some of the characteristics and problems of British industry
8: Financing Industry-Where does the money come from?

NOT SCOTTISH TRANSMITTERS
Religious Service for Primary Schools
Introductory Music
9.35 THE SERVICE
Lord of all hopefulness (Tune,
Slane: S.P. 565)
Interlude: The Story of Peter.
1: Peter the fisherman
The Prayer of Dedication
He who would valiant be
(Tune, Monks Gate: S.P. 515)

6.30 Shorthand
Dictation Practice
60-90 words a minute
Compiled by S. V. McNEFF
Higher Speeds: Thursdays, 6.30
6.45 French Readings
4: Georges Simenon
L'homme dans la rue: Part 2
Introduced by PAULETTE PRENEY Produced by ELSIE FERGUSON
Broadcast on November 8. 1962
7.5 Background to the Budget
2: How is spending controlled?
ANTHONY ASHTON talks to MICHAEL LAWRENCE , a Clerk of the House of Commons, and FRANCIS BOYD , a Parliamentary Correspondent, about the way that Parliament exercises control over spending and raising of budget money

Earthquakes in Computers by P. L. WILLMORE of the Royal Observatory, Edinburgh For almost fifty years, very little progress was made on the techniques for studying earthquakes. But in the Jast few years, magnetic tape recording and electronic computers have transformed the subject. In the first of two talks on modern seismology. Dr. Willmore, who is head of a seismic research group in Edinburgh, describes how this exciting development has come about.

Introduced by GEORGE SIGSWORTH
Produced by ARCHIE MACPHEE