A story by Tiber Dery adapted for broadcasting by William Glen-Doepel with Cyril Shaps and Kathleen Michael
Behind the Brick Wall, by one of Hungary's most distinguished contemporary writers, is a study of the tensions in a communist factory official who lives under a system that makes no allowance for human weakness. Produced by WILLIAM GLEN-DOEPEL
To be repeated on February 1 See page 19

Evening (Vradhi) Ideal (Idaniko) first broadcast performance
Chrysanthema first broadcast performance
Spring (Anlxi)
The Fig Tree (Sikla)
Song of the loom (To traghoudi tou arghaliou) sung by NOELLE BARKER (soprano) with Colin KINGSLEY (piano)

† by SAUL ROSE
Fellow of St. Antony's College. Oxford
The formerly doctrinaire Socialist Parties of the Continent are today notably readier than the ordinarily pragmatic British Labour Party to accept capitalist planning in Europe. Mr. Rose analyses some historical reasons for this diver* gence.

Piano Sonatas
F minor. Op. 2 No. 1
F minor, Op. 57 (Appasslonata) played by Joss KAHAN
This is the first of a series of nineteen recitals (ten in the Third and nine in the Home Service) during which all Beethoven's piano sonatas are to be played.
A major. Op. 2 No. 2. played by Janice Williams : Friday at 11.15 p.m. (Home); C major. Op. 2 No. 3. played by Svlatoslav Richter. on a record: January 15 (Third)

An illustrated talk by ALEC Robertson
During the next few weeks the" Third Programme is to broadcast five programmes which will include the Byrd masses and a number of his motets. Alec Robertson discusses Byrd's Latin church music and his liturgical background.

Sonata No. 1, in G major '
IGOR OISTRAKH (violin)
ANTON GINZBURG (piano) on a gramophone record