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NAEB NEWS LETTER.D®0, 1, 1939.pag® 3 W. Dudley, Chief Announcer (Late of WRUF } t on the relationship of chemistry to our daily lives, FOC ACTIVITIES WSIJI, State University of Iowa, has been granted permission to reduce hours of operation from unlimited to 8 hours per day during the Christmas vacation. WNAU, University of Oklahoma* was given permission to operate special periods In early December for special educational programs and to reduce hours of operation charing Christmas vacation. KFDY P South Dakota State College* was given permission to remain silent on November 30 (note the date)■in order to observe Thanks- giving holiday• WILL, University of Illinois, was granted FOC authority to determine operating power by direct measurement of antenna input. WBAA, Purdue University, has applied for constraceion permit to install new transmitters, make changes in antenna, change hours ox operation from specified hours to unlimited and to increase power from 503 watts to 5 day and 1 KW night. On November 16th the FOC issued a release on Civic Interest Consider¬ ation in Broadcast Grants-, In case you missed it, here it ins *The words *public necessity® in the Communications Aat axe not to be construed narrowly* but rather as cabling for &ho most widespread and effective broadcast service, 9 declared the Federal Communications Commission In granting application of F. 1. *°L° onBt permit for a new broadcast station in Denver,, Colorado. "The Commission Explains* srss; sTjss/ys: ’ : rr pendent factor is to be entirely ^nored. Indeea words puuio ll 09 SX gr^e^%«y°ea?^“e1^tlve broadcast' service possible. ® "Opposition to granting the g^^fJJiuSlUrir^lrw.^Si 0 ®?*® 4 la" Shown for additional broadoast facilities effillat ed with the stations operating fUl-t. during which these stations the national chains. Thus the .ours uur rg ^nx llabla for fflay refoh the greatest number of listeners are