The physicist's description of matter
2: WAVES AND PROBABILITY by Nicholas Kemmer , F.R.S. Taib Professor of Natural Philosophy University of Edinburgh
The fundamental units of matter do not behave simply. The electron, for instance, appears to act in some situations as a particle, in others as a wave. Quantum theory seeks to resolve this apparent paradox, and in so doing leads the physicist into new modes of thought. How does he picture the electron and its interactions?
Models and Reality, by Mary Hesse : March 24

by NATHANAEL WEST with Sam Wanamaker and Robert Eddison
The Miss Lonelyhearts of The New York Post-Dispatch (Are-you-in-trouble? — Do-you-need-advice? — Write - to - Miss - Lonelyhearts-and-she-will-help-you) sat at his desk and stared at a piece of white cardboard.
Cast with Jon Farrell , Patricia Hayes
Charlotte Holland , Marvin Kane and Barbara Passes
Special music arranged by Walter Goehr played by William Davies (organ) Adapted and produced by D. G. BRIDSON
: third broadcast

Yfrah Neaman violin
Howard Ferguson piano
Brahms's Violin Sonata in D minor March 31

Song of Prince Li Yu of Wu 936-978 A.D. translated and introduced by Hugh Gordon Porteus
U Yu, the last Emperor of the Southern Tang Dynasty, was kept imprisoned in one of his palaces by the first Sung Emperor. There he perfected a form of verse known as the T'zu.
Readers
Olive Gregg and Gary Watson Produced by Anthony Thwadte