played by MARGARET HODSDON on Queen Elizabeth's virginal
From the Victoria and Albert Museum, London

On the Teaching of Mathematics
Cogwheels and Computors by F. M. ARSCOTT Head of the Department of Mathematics, Battersea
College of Technology
The sophistication of modern industrial research has led to an increasing demand for industrial mathematicians. But the supply is inadequate-and inappropriately trained. Indeed, it has been said that ' the value of a mathematician to industry is inversely proportional to the quality of his degree.'
Second broadcast
So Whatt by David Wheeler : November 3

A selection from her translation by ELIZABETH JENNINGS
Readers :
HUGH DICKSON
ROBERT HARRIS
Introduction read by ANNE BERESFORD
Produced by DOROTHY BAKER Second broadcast

An opera in two acts by Mozart
Libretto by EMANUEL SCHIKANEDER suno in German
VIENNA STATE OPERA CHORUS
Chorus-Master, Wilhelm Pitz
VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
Conducted by HERBERT VON KARAJAN
Producer, RUDOLF HARTMANN
Act 1
Sc. 1: A Rocky Pass: 2:
Pamina's chamber; 3: Courtyard of the Temple

Where do we go from here?
Two talks by Allan Rodaway, Reader in English Literature, University of Nottingham

Mr. Rodway thinks that literary criticism has been either too speculative and subjective, or, when it tried to be objective, something other than literary criticism. He seeks a criticism of 'texture' and 'structure.'

(Second talk: November 4)

Act 2
Sc. 1: In the Temple; 2: Courtyard of the Temple; 3: A garden: 4: A vault in the Temple; 5: In the Temple; 6: A Garden: 7: A portal; 8: A garden: 9: Before the Temple; 10: In the Temple
Recording made available by courtesy of Oesterreichischer Rundfunk

or The Sick Lady's Cure A comedy by Colley Cibber and others
First produced at the Haymarket, November 1, 1707 with Fenella Fielding John Westbrook
June Tobin , Jane Wenham
Cast in order of speaking:
Music composed and conducted by Christopher Whelen played by a section of the New Symphony Orchestra
Harpsichord, Lionel Salter
Adapted for radio and produced by RAYMOND RAIKES tSecond broadcast
Fenella Fielding is appearing In 'Doctors of Philosophy ' at the Arts Theatre. London