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NAEB MEWS LETTISH**. • • Dee* l t 1939,, . .page 2 EVENTS AT KWSO Kenneth E* Yeend, Director of KWSO, the State College of Washington comes forth with a good bit of news of happenings in Pullman, but let him speak for himself: fl One of the greatest sources of satisfaction to those who work at KWSO has been the addition of Mr* Hugo L. Libby to the. staff as Chief Engineer* Mr* Libby for the past two years has Deen at Ohio State University where he received hie master 5 3 degree* During the past summer he designed the new cyclotron which the Physios Depart¬ ment of that institution is building* Mr, Libby is making many improvements in the technical facilities of and. bringing about a higher quality of reproduction in all phases of our radio trans¬ mission* K The number of students from this institution who QJf® pow employed in commercial radio stations and networks now totals fUty-two, y ThIs fall is the first year that KW30 hue printed a School ox the Air bulletin* In the past years we have had these releases mimeo¬ graphed; however, the increase in this particular phase of our mils. together with the greatly Increased reception of Scaool of the Ail programs warranted the change* “Some of our staff announoere worked in oommeroial radio stations durins- the summer. One announcer who worker with the Columbia outlet haveing the same power as KWSO reports that he ?®°®**®| J,* 3 ' more mail at CTSC on an early morning program than ne received at the oommeroial station for s similar type of oroadcaet. ®J* 8 » :J think,, is indicative of the following which KWSC is building in this territory". SERIES ON WQ3U Your J^b The World Today, and The Story of Music, three ourrenl See now bein^ presented on 1080 .Ohio State diversity, are ably rtutunfid fA** listeners in recent publications of the station* 5l Your Job* informs young people of the advantage® and disadvantages of vLioHB professions; "The World Today" has for its purpose the . x a~u.ni.»» ®* p*«*»» the next mailing, SULZ&V PUBLICITY AGAIfl ; ,f i*£?%£'iz ,r™SntaIw! n “”ym;| r I. S » fV'- - » th * WWW- - everything but a picture of aimer oul-e.. The seme issue carries a story ^°hg.jry *51*“ WILL is broadcasting via t^^Z^n ^oFTsm Professor L. F. Audrleth «"—»«*— * Vt- OM »*«- W ®«1». of the University Department <u Ohemiswy