Third-time

RADIO. It is only rarely that 1 am able to indulge myself with a good dose of the Third Programme because know that, apart from the music, what might be heard is not always suitable for the family " en masse." This week. however, I have been able to fit in quite a number of enjoyable The Cambridge Union Debate on the motion "This House will he Voting Conservative at the Election " was entertaining as a broadcast, disappointing as a serious discussion. The visiting party politicians provided most of the fun. scoring debating points with a cheerful malice and many personal thrusts. The student speakers of the two main parties did the same thing. rtiobut too naively either to amuse os convince. Only the Liberals seensed to have anything like the