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«* 8 *» of Listening to KSAC; Irregular Hours; and Comments by Listeners* In addition to the above, policies of state-owned eduoational stations are discussed at length and much valuable information is presented as a result of a questionnaire survey. From the above it would seem that such a survey could be of extreme value to every educational station. It offers a means whereby the station director may obtain definite data as to the effectiveness of his programs, as well as the listeners and area served at all times. Too many good programs fail because they are more or less a "shot in the dark." This would be corrected if a yardstick in the form of such a survey were available for reference. A communication from T, Atherton Dixon, The Travel and Industrial Development Association of Great Britain and Ireland, British Empire Building, Rockefeller Center, 620 Fifth Avenue, New York, advises that a series of fourteen-minute talks by well known writers is available free of charge. These travel talks are free from advertising matter and it is not necessary to credit the Travel Association as the souroe of this material. H. Sugihara, president of the Oriental Radio Association, whose address is P.0. Box 150, Dairen, South Manchuria, writes that the Association is holding a general meeting in Dairen this winter. He further writes* "Availing the chance of a large congregation of radio men and men connected in the radio, and exhibition of a wide of various helpful data is planned. W’not you be good enough to send us with your* Guides and Pamphlets Advertising materials and posters Programs of Broadcasting and hand bills View photos of your station and other interesting materials." Perhaps some NAEB members will be good enough to forward H. Sugihara the ma¬ terial desired. Thank you please, # It is understood that Dr, George Zook, Director of the American Council on Education, has honored our vice-president, W. I* Griffith, as well as Dr, Tyson; Dr. Chase, President of New York University; and Dr. Crane, President of the University of Wyoming, with an invitation to consider the establishment of a radio educational institute. This committee meeting will be held in New York City, October 15, Members of NAEB may look forward with a great deal of interest to the results of this meeting. Listed below are a number of interesting bulletins available, in most cases, free of charge. Limited space does not permit details of the material to be given here but they are listed for reference in event you are interested in the work being done.