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OFFICERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PRESIDENT! R. C. HIGGY, WEAO OHIO STATE UN IVERS ITY COLUMBUS, Ohio VICE-PRESIDENT! CARL MENZER, WSUI STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Iowa City, Iowa of First Zone: DANIEL E. NOBLE, WCAC CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Storrb, Connecticut Seddnd Zone: J. B. HASSELMAN, WKAR MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE East Lansing, Michigan Secretary-Treasurer! B. B. BRACKETT, KUSD VERMILLION, SOUTH DAKOTA Collage and L\r\w/e.r'^\\y dealing THIRD ZONE! GARLAND POWELL, WRUF Gainesville, Florida Fourth Zone: W. I. GRIFFITH, WOI idwa state college of agriculture Office of Executive Secretary T. M . BEAIRD, WN AD SPECIAL BULLETIN Release Date March 16, 1932 Fifth Zone: H. V. CARPENTER, KWSC STATE COLLEGE OF WASHINGTON Pullman, Washington AT LARGE: CHARLES A. CULVER, KFM X CARLETON COLLEGE TO MEMBERS of THE ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY BROADCASTING STATIONS . (and a special request mailing list) Many encouraging communications are being received daily at this office. In the past six or eight weeks a nation-wide awakening has taken place among colleges and universities owning and operating broadcasting stations. One of the most encour¬ aging communications received is from the State College of Washington, Pullman, Washington. Mr. Frank F. Nalder, Chairman of the Faculty Committee on Radio and Director of Station KWSC, the educational station using 2,000 watts during daylight hours and 1,000 watts during evening hours, sends this very interesting letter: "During the past few weeks we have received several bulletins from you as Executive Secretary of Association of College and University Broadcasting Stations. Specifically, these are dated January 29, February 6, 11, 18, and 24. Also, there were two undated special rush bulletins. Our failure to acknowledge or apparently to act on these bulletins from you has not been due to neglect, but to the fact that for some little time either Dean Carpenter has been away on two eastern trips, or I have been out of the city on extension business which has made the conference that seemed desirable difficult. "Yesterday, at our first opportunity, Dean Carpenter, President Holland, of this college, and I conferred at length with your bulletins before us. "We are, of course, in the heartiest sympathy with all that you are doing to per¬ suade the Federal Radio Commission to give education more nearly its due on the air. I should add that education by radio has, it seems to me, no more vigorous and intelligent defender than President Holland. He stands by our efforts here with great discernment and firmness. Also, not only as President of this College, but as President of the American Association of Land Grant Colleges, he exerts himself by every possible connection to advance the cause of educational radio broadcasting. "Furthermore, we have the cordial support of every member of the congressional delegations of 'Washington and Idaho, and at least the sympathetic consideration of the delegation from Oregon. The strategic place of KWSC in educational broad¬ casting in the Northwest is well recognized. Yesterday after our conference, 1 resident Holland wrote letters to several of the most influential men in Congress, including Senators Dill and Couzens, urging favorable consideration of measures