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A magazine for radio and recording enthusiasts
Introduced by John Kirby
Blackbirds in Close-Mp: Recordings presented by Holmes Tolley who. realising last spring that a pair of blackbirds planned to build their nest outside his bedroom window, set up microphone and recorder and captured the story from the first twig of the nest to the flight of the young Loudspeakers: In the first of two talks Gilbert Briggs discusses his concert hall demonstrations
Produced by Marguerite Cutforth
(The recorded broadcast of Jan. 17)

Contributors

Introduced By:
John Kirby
Presented By:
Holmes Tolley
Unknown:
Gilbert Briggs
Produced By:
Marguerite Cutforth

A careers programme for those taking G.C.E.
14-Personnel Management
Many organisations now employ personnel officers who are largely concerned with the recruitment, training, and welfare of staff. It is a job that can make many varied demands on those who take it up-not the least being the need to mix as easily with the skilled craftsman as with the managing director.
Introduced by Clive Baxter Arranged by Robert Gunnell

Contributors

Introduced By:
Clive Baxter
Arranged By:
Robert Gunnell

The Ordinary Devoted Mother and her Children
I-Some Occasions for Saying ' No '
Several mothers of babies and toddlers recorded, unrehearsed, conversations among themselves about problems of upbringing. They suggested the BBC might supply on the air some background of theory to help in dealing with typical situations. For example, when and how often do you say No ' to your child? Are your children ever jealous of each other? Do you find anything irksome about your work in the home?
This programme includes part of the mothers' conversation, and some comments on it by a paediatrician who is also a children's psychiatrist.

Network Three

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