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NAE8 NEWS LETTER Page 2* December !, i94J HAVE TAKEN AS THEIR THEME, "THE AMERICAN CHILD IN A FORKING DE¬ MOCRACY* 1 ; **Lesi We Forget**; “Music for Morale**; “The American Way*'; "Pan American Art"; and "This Week 8 s News", a ae: repre¬ sentative PROGRAMS THIS YEAR, DEVELOPED WITH SUCH COOPERATORS as the Oregon Committee on Implementing the Teaching of Democracy, AND MEMBERS OF THE TEACHING STAFFS OF OREGON STATE COLLEGE, TH„ University of Oregon, and the Oregon College of Education. THE WORLD IN REVIEW, a regular Monday evening (8:1b p.m.) feature FROM THE KOAC STUDIOS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, IS AN UN¬ BIASED COMMENTARY BY VICTOR P. MORRIS, HEAD OF THE ° CH °2^ ^ Business Administrarion, professor of economics, and a speaker on world affairs who is in great demand by Oregon audiences. The Daughters of the American Revolution, through its state radio chairman, Mrs. G. R. Hyslop of Corvallis, presents a 15- minute program monthly on the second Tuesday (3Jo * N0 M ™ E American Legion Auxiliary, through ,T f®^TE^Dio chairman, Mrs. Gentry Yates of Portland, arranges a 15-minute broadcast every SECOND AND FOURTH FRIDAY (3:15 P«M.)« WORLD PROBLEMS IS A Bil-MONTHLY RADIO STUDY CLUB SERIES (2ND AND ; T k : WEDNESDAY AT 2^30 P.M.) DEALING IMPERSONALLY WITH CURRENT WORLD AFFAIRS AND PROBLEMS, PRESENTED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE Oregon DiC sign of the American Association of University Women through its state radio chairman, Mrs.■ D. W. Densmoor of Albany. Listening groups in many parts of the state meet, hear the bbo cast, discuss it, and send in reports on these programs BY DRo MORRIS AND BY Dr. HAROLD J. NOBLE, KOREAN-BORN AMERICAN, WHO HAS SPENT 22 YEARS IN THE FAR EAST, WRITER, LECTURER, AND ASSOCIATED PROFESSOR OF HISTORY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON <■ Periodical programs by the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Sam? iSo Disabled American Veterans, also stress national PREPAREDNESS AND DEFENSE, AS 00 L.VE SPOT *NN00NCC«H T 8 AND MIS- CELLANEOUS TRANSCRIBED FEATURES SCHEDULED THROUGH THE KEO CROSS and Poppy Sales representatives. Presidential talks and other important National Defense features SUCH aI THE HOUR-LONG BILL OF RIGHTS PROGRAM, ARE REBROADCAST “ «>AC TROUGH THE COURTESY OF KWIL Of ALBANY, MUTUAL .»N Ul representative of the Pacific Broad-casting Company. I'lvt'AN AMERICAN, AN ELECTRICALLY TRANSCRIBED PROGRAM FBOM THE i )m i tfh States Department of Justice, is on KOAC o current schedule. OOMTEMPLATED^S FREEDOM'S PEOPLE, A TRANSCRIPTION AVAILABLE THROUGH the Educational Script Exchange. Both are subtle aids in the total defense picture. NOON and EVENING FAR... HOURS (daily) and THE daily HOMEMAKER'S HOUR