Reception Test
2.0 News Review by J. Spencer Muirhead
2.10 Speech Training
By ANNF. H. McALLISTER
2—'Using the Lips '
This afternoon thousands of little mirrors will be propped up on Scottish desks to show children how they use their lips in speaking such sentences as Put the soap over on the bath
' Peter pulled the parrot off its perch ', 'The baby's robe has pale blue ribbon bows on it', 'The boys beat the girls at composition and spelling, but the girls are better than the boys at repeating poetry', and ' Purple pansies bloom in the border beneath Betty's window.' If the mirrors are not too dim after these repetitions, they may go on to a little poem :—
! Up in the bright blue sky
Where plump little baby clouds float,
Birds borne on brave wings fly,
Blithe sounds each piping bird note.' a.30 Interval
2.35 Concerts for Schools-Primary
Folk Music, arranged and presented by HERBERT WISEMAN
2—'The Dances of Scotland'
3.5 Interval
3.10 Nature Study
' Common Animals and Plants of the Garden ', 2—' The Pansy ', by R. J. D. GRAHAM , Professor of Botany in the University of St. Andrews
3.30 Interval

'Economics'
Sir WILLIAM BEVERIDGE , K.C.B.
(From National)

The Flonzaley Quartet : Quartet in D, No. 8 (Mozart)—I. Allegretto ; 2. Andante ; 3. Menuet ; 4. Allegretto

by CEDRIC THORPE DAVIE

(Regional Programme. See page 72)