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~@ WNAD PROGRAM BULLETIN
: PROGRAM NOTES
_ More of everything is in store for WNAD’s listeners for February. More music, more sports, and a dozen new discussion programs as WNAD and WNAD-FM bring you the best in radio listening from the southwest’s oldest educational radio station. Of particular interest will be “Legislative Report” direct from sessions of the Oklahoma legislature in the state capitol each Wednesday at 5:15 p.m. New programs are marked with asterisks.
FARM & GARDEN
County Agent Reports Saturdays, 11:45-12:00 —
The practical approach to multitudinous tasks fac
* ing farm families as the planting season nears, dis
cussed by Ed Chambers, Cleveland county agent, Stelle Marie Morrison, and Louise Barney, home demonstration agents.
State Garden Clubs Thursdays, 1:00-1:15
Mrs. A. J. Williams, ‘Norman, brings you her experiences in her own garden as well as hints from other flower lovers in the state. — :
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HERE AND THERE —
Information Desk Fridays, 1:15-1:30
E. G. “Pop” Holdren, veterans contact representative in Norman, discusses the week’s news as it affects veterans, and answers questions on subsistence and service
benefit problems.
Young Lawyers Speak
Wednesdays, 4:30-4:45
R. Dale Viiet
University law students and members of the law school faculty present comments on current law prob~ Jems in this series, sponsored by the law school and the Oklahoma Junior Bar conference. R. Dale Vliet, associate professor of law, is in charge.
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Current Financial Affairs Thursdays, 4:45-5:15
Burton H. Gildersleeve, associate professor of finance, interprets the week’s activities on Wall Street and other financial centers.
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INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
Look at Australia Thursdays, 11:45-12:00
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Interviews with distinguished Australian personalities and general information about the continent brought by Henry Milo.
The Orient in the News” Mondays, 4:30-4:45
Dr. Percy Buchanan, authority on the Far East and professor of history, presents commentary on problems in six countries, China, Japan, Korea, India, Indo-China and Indonesia.
Feb. 7—The Far East: The Backdrop. Feb, 14—China: Introducing Chiang Kai-Shek. Feb. 21—China: The Chinese Puzzle.
Feb. 28-—-China: Nationalism vs. Communism.
World in Review Daily: 5:00-5:15
Faculty members, authorities in five different fields, geography, economics, philosophy, government and history, view current trends and compare them with other recent problems.
. Mondays: Geography, Bollinger, Hoy, Morris, Olson, Rodgers.
Tuesdays: Economics, Immerdauer, Lee, Reese. Wednesdays: Philosophy, Eaton. Thursdays: Government, Duncan, Benson.
Fridays: History, Livezey.
tin is issued semi-monthly. Entered at the Post Office at Norman, Oklahoma, the Act of August 24, 1912. Office of Publication, University of Oklahoma
FEBRUARY 1, 1949