of merriment or loveliness, To share it freely with my comrades, the Band of Happy Rowers. and the new member's allocated pseudonym (Ship name and number) were sent out to the new member. With no indication given of age, sex or origin, the only comparisons that could be made were between contributions; the members' only competitors were themselves. A card system held the member's real name and address and Club name and number, together with a record of contributions and awards. The Club encouraged children's contributions of writing, music, poetry and art. Contributions from members were awarded Blue Certificates (worth 1 point) or Purple Certificates for particularly impressive work worth 3. Members reaching 6 points redeemed the tear-off ends for a book prize. Higher achievements won for the member a title to be attached to their Ship Name and Number: The Order of the Dragon's Tooth for 150 points and The Order of the Golden Fleece for 400 points. A further award Golden Fleece and Bar (for 600 points) was instituted later to cater for particularly talented and industrious Argonauts. The certificates were designed by "Joe". Reading of the 'Log of Progress', when these awards were announced, was an essential part of Club business. Throughout the Argonauts Club segment, the studio team strictly adhered to the policy of only using Club names. So Atholl Fleming was 'Jason', Elizabeth Osbourne was Argo 1. Some others are given below. The segment was opened and closed with a specially commissioned theme written by Elizabeth Osbourne and Cecil Fraser and sung by Harold Williams and the male members of the ABC Wireless Singers Fifty mighty Argonauts, bending to the oars, Today will go adventuring to yet uncharted shores. Fifty young adventurers today set forth and so We cry with Jason "Man the boats, and Row! Row! Row!" Row! Row! Merry oarsmen, Row! That dangers lie ahead we know, we know. But bend with all your might As you sail into the night And wrong will bow to right "Jason" cry, Adventure know, Argonauts Row! Row! Row! A further touch was a call to sick members: "The Ship of Limping Men", as notified by parents. Whenever possible, Atholl Fleming would visit Argonauts who were seriously ill in hospital. On Saturdays a major segment was the Argonauts Brains Trust From December 1944, the ABC Weekly carried an Argonauts' Page devoted to selected contributions from members and