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- 2 - IMPORTANT NOTICE BELOW FROM PROFESSOR J. C. JENSEN, DIRECTOR AND ENGINEER, RADIO STATION WCAJ, NEBRASKA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, LINCOLN. Indeed I am due Mr. Jensen an apology for overlooking the letter below. Time is now very limited for the meeting he has suggested in New Orleans. No doubt many of our representatives will be in attendance at the Institute and Council mentioned in his communication. Will you therefore kindly get in touch with him relative to the suggestions made in the communication. His letter reads as follows} H As representative of the Institute of Radio Engineers on the Council of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, I am arranging for a meeting of the Institute at New Orleans from December 28 - January 2. It has occurred to me that this would be a good opportunity to have a conference of representatives of the Educational broadcasting stations who might be present, giving special reference to the technical problems of broadcasting. With this in mind I wrote Dr. Tyler and he indicated that both he and Mr. Perry Armstrong would probably be present for such a meeting. What do you think of the desirability of promoting such a gathering, either as a part of, or in connection with the meeting of the Institute of Radio Engineers? Kindly pass this on to Mr. Higgy for his comments also.’* FROM MR. CARL MENZER, DIRECTOR AND ANNOUNCER, STATION WSUI, STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA IOTA CITY* (Note--You will also find that the list of plays presented during 1930-31 by Station WSUI prepared by Mr. H. C. Harshbarger, Department of Speech, State Uni¬ versity of Iowa as follows by comments by Mr. Harshbarger) 15 Am sorry an answer to your letter has been delayed but the enclosed information has just been made available. I hope it includes the information you desire but if you wish more please write me. u You may use this in any way you see fit.” ’’During the year 1930-31 the following plays were broadcast from Station WSUI by the Department of Speech of the State University of Iowa: 1. Airistophanes, The Frogs 2. Robertson, Damon and Pythias 3. Benelli, Love of Three Kings 4. Pierre Patel in 5. Goethe, Fa ust, with an arrangement of Gounoud’s music ’’One act plays by Tchekoff, and other one act 6. Goethe, Gammer Gurton’s Needle 7. A Noble Outcast 8. Tom’s Cabin 9. East Lyn ne 10. Ten Nights in a Ba r -room 11. The Octoroon plays were broadcast. w For the year 1931-32 the following plays have been listed for broadcastings 1. Rilev, The Barong 2. Ibsen, The Wild Duck 3. Ibsen, Pillars of Society 4. Ibsen, The Master Builder 5. Ibsen, He dda Gabbler 6. Shakespeare, Love’s Labors Lost 7. Taming of the £>hrew 8. Merry Wives of 'Windsor 9. Othello 10. Sardou, A Scrap of Paper 11. Damas, Camille 12. Stringberg, The Spook Sonat a 13. Gogol, Inspector General 14. Chekov, The Cherry Orchard 15. Kaiser, From Morn to Midnigh t 16. Pirandello, Six Characters 17. Capek, R. U. R . 18. The Contrast 19. Nellie the Beautiful Cloak TT odel 20. Captain Jenks 21. The New York Idea 22 • The Yiitching Hour ’’The above list is tentative but will be followed in general. If possible The Children’s Theatre will produce the followings 1. Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves 3. Alice in Wonderland 2. The Toymeker of Nuremburg 4. Treasure Islan d 5. Cinderella