Family Affairs
Problems of Living: The "Family Affairs" panel of experts discusses problems sent by viewers.
Dr. Winifred de Kok, Father John Groser, Master of the Royal Foundation of St. Katharine, Stepney, Francis Cammaerts, Headmaster of Alleyne's Grammar School, Stevenage, James Hemming, Child psychologist
Olive Shapley in the chair
Letters to the panel should be sent to "Family Affairs", [address removed]
See page 8

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Talk It Over
Arranged and introduced by the Rev. Elsie Chamberlain.

For the Very Young
Maria Bird brings Andy to play with your small children and invites them to join in songs and games.
Audrey Atterbury and Molly Gibson pull the strings
Gladys Whitred sings the songs
(A BBC Television Film)
(to 16.00)

Adapted from Jules Claretie's short story by Richard Baldwyn.

A visit to a well-known toy factory in Liverpool with Brian Johnston as your guide.
(to 18.00)

Introduced by Geoffrey Johnson Smith.

You too can be a detective.
Panel of experts: John Arlott and Robert Fabian
From the BBC's television studio in Birmingham

In the first of four weekly contests between the song-writers of Great Britain viewers throughout the country can be heard selecting tonight's winning entry.
David Jacobs introduces the songs which are performed this week by Dennis Lotis, Lita Roza, John Hanson, Janie Marden, Marion Ryan, The Keynotes, The Bill McGuffie Quartet, The Concert Orchestra and George Mitchell Singers
Tonight's musical directors, Eric Robinson and Bill McGuffie
Ronald Waldman writes on page 3

A play by Elaine Morgan.
[Starring] Ursula Howells and Meredith Edwards
From Wales
See below

An eliminating contest for the Lightweight Championship of Great Britain between Dave Charnley (Dartford) and Willie Lloyd (Lightweight Champion of Wales)

From the Royal Albert Hall, London.
(by arrangement with Harry Levene Promotions)

A series of five weekly programmes made with the co-operation of the medical profession, on the problems and treatment of mental illness.

Leading psychiatrists and research workers demonstrate and explain some of the more recent physical treatments, which during the past twenty-five years have relieved sufferers from mental illness in increasing numbers.
A selection of questions sent in by viewers during the course of the series will be answered in the final programme. Questions should be sent to: The Hurt Mind, [address removed] It is regretted that questions cannot be acknowledged or answered by post.

Followed by Weather and Close Down