Talk by James Paton
Reader in Meteorology in the University of Edinburgh
In this talk Mr. Paton describes some outstanding problems of auroral research and indicates the plans he is making for observation during the International Geophysical Year.
(The recorded broadcast of Feb. 26)

by Andrè Breton with musique concrete by Maurice Jarre
Produced by Andrè Almuro
Nadia Etoilee is a radio arrangement of Andrè Breton 's book Nadja, published in 1928. Nadia was a real girl, who came into his life 'comme une ame errante,' and the work follows their relationship through until he mysteriously loses all trace of her; later he found that she had gone into a mental hospital. Andre Breton , who lives in Paris, is the leader of the surrealist movement, and is one of its most eloquent spokesmen.
This production in French has been recorded in Paris by Radiodiffusion-Television Francaise. The cast includes Roger Blin , who directed and acted in the Paris production of Waiting for Godot.

by Sir Ralph Stevenson , G.C.M.G. British Ambassador in Cairo, 1950-66 The military coup d'etat in Egypt nearly four years ago and the subsequent British withdrawal from the Suez Canal Zone marked the opening of a new phase in Anglo-Egyptian relations. Sir Ralph Stevenson examines the situation facing Colonel Nasser and his colleagues today and the recent historical background to it.

Read by the poet
The Clearing: The Question
Poets' Corner; End of the World
To a Pebble in my Shoe The Tenants; Interview

Pro Musica Antiqua
Director, Safford Cape
N'esse pas un grand déplaisir; Bergerette savoyenne; Pour souhaiter; Faulte d'argent; Je me complains de mon amy; Allegez-moy; La deploration de Johannes Ockeghem; Basiezmoy on gramophone records

Talk by Theodore Gillman
Professor of Physiology,
University of Natal, Durban
Professor Gillman examines the nature of chronic malnutrition as distinct from specific deficiency diseases. He believes that the distinction is often misunderstood, and the prospect of relief on so large a scale made remote by the fact (first revealed by his own research) that the addition of nutrients to inadequate diets of single staple foods can actually precipitate disease.

BBC
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
(Leader, Paul Beard )
Conductor, Sir Malcolm Sargent
From the Concert Hall, Bergen

Two talks by Hugh Lloyd-Jones
Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford
2-The Morality
Aeschylus, during the last hundred years, has acquired the reputation of an advanced thinker in morals and religion. In these talks Mr. Lloyd-Jones uses the evidence of certain passages in the Oresteia to suggest that this reputation may be exaggerated.

Suzanne Rozsa (violin)
Paul Hamburger (piano)

A series of talks commenting on current legal issues
32-Easements:an expanding concept by a barrister