Duo for violin and cello, Op. 7 played by Jean Pougnet (violin)
Anthony Pini (cello)

' The Difficulty'
First of two talks by Brian Farrell
Wilde Reader in Mental Philosophy
In the University of Oxford
Can belief in God be reconciled with psycho-analytic theory, which purportl to show that this belief results from an individual's need for a substitute father?

by Branislav Nushlch
followed by an interlude at 7.60

Adele Karp (oboe)
The National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain
Conductor, Walter Susskind
From the Usher Hall, Edinburgh

' The Planned Town'
First of three talks by W. G. Hoskins
Reader in Economic History In the University of Oxford
The study of the topographical history of towns has for some time engaged the attention of Continental historians, but this approach and method has not generally been applied in this country. In these talks Dr. Hoskins discusses the nature and purpose of the study, with illustrations from his own researches into the historical landscape of English towns.
' The Open-field Town ': September 1

(died April 23. 1952)
A memorial programme of her gramophone records
Presented by Alec Robertson

A group of four talks
4— 'The Changed Novel' by David Dalches
University Lecturer in English Literature at Cambridge
David Daiches speaks about changes that have taken place over the past thirty or forty years in the criticism of fiction.

Suite, Op. 34
Moderato; Scherzo: Romance: Finale played by Lionel Solomon (flute)
Arthur Sandford (piano)
Besides being a brilliant organist, Charles Wider (1845-1937) was a prolific composer; his works include three operas and ten symphonies for organ. His Suite for flute and piano, which dates from 1898, is a good example of his graceful and fluent style. H.R.

Norman Nicholson reads and comments on his own poetry
(The recorded broadcast of Dec. 5)
* Millom Delivered, a talk by Norman Nicholson : September

Three Generations of Bachs
BBC Chorus
(Chorus-Master, Leslie Woodgate ) Conducted by Mogens Woldike
(The recorded broadcast of Oct. 21)