Story: Farmer Flinder's Hat by MABEL WATTS Presenters
JULIE STEVENS , JOHNNY BALL

A series of five programmes on skills for trade unionists 3: Getting Organised
Written by BOB HOULTON Director CHARLES PASCOE
Producer TONY MATTHEWS

The Eyewitness
Television news reporters and cameramen talk about their work: how they cope with boredom, danger and the unique demands of television news.
Producer BERNARD ADAMS

5.50 The Public Library

6.15 The Man-made World

13: A Growing Concern
PETER DONALDSON talks to Lord Watkinson, Chairman of Cadbury-Schweppes and of the CBI Committee on Company Affairs, about company responsibility.
Producer BERNARD ADAMS Director CHRIS JELLEY
(Rptd: Fri BBC1 9.30 am; not Scotland) Book (some title), 60p, from bookshops

with Michael Charlton
Every weekday evening an interview with a man or woman behind the headlines follows the News Summary. Preceded by Weather

Introduced by Robert Robinson Charles Kingsley at Eversley
Last week was the centenary of the death of CHARLES KINGSLEY -author of The Water Babies. Poet and priest, reformer and propagandist, he was long a thorn in the side of the Victorian establishment. He was rector at Eversley in Hampshire from 1844 to 1875 and it was there that he wrote most of his books. Susan Chitty , author of The Beast and the Monk, one of two new biographies of Kingsley, revisits Eversley to recall his life there. Also, ROBERT ROBINSON dips into a new collection of photographs and illustrations of ghostly phenomena - Ghosts: the Illustrated History.
Studio director MARTIN L. BELL Producer PHILIP SPEIGHT
Executive producer WILL WYATT

for the BBC2 Trophy The Final - Replay
Warrington (all blue) v Salford (red)
Viewers who enjoyed the fine display of Rugby from both teams in their drawn Final will look forward with relish to tonight's replay. Commentator EDDIE WARING
Producer RAY LAKELAND

Starring Wendy Hiller, Rex Harrison, Robert Morley, Robert Newton, Emlyn Williams, Sybil Thorndike, Deborah Kerr
Bernard Shaw and Gabriel Pascal's second film production was the ironic comedy of the rich girl who joins the Salvation Army to save souls, but is disillusioned when the Army is willing to take money from her wealthy armament-manufacturer father.
Made in 1940 under difficult war-time conditions, Major Barbara features a number of fine performances, particularly from Wendy Hiller in the name part, following up her great success in Pygmalion.
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with David Holmes ; Weather

JOY PARKER reads The Last Ascent by JOHN LEHMANN