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/• NAE3 NEWS LETTER U ,..B©o» 15, 1939 page 2 We hope to have net;8 t or 1 • ter. Those stations represented who felt they migjti reb? : ; . f programs of WRUL were advised to apply to the FOG for pei • : i. It is thought such action might aid the pending application of Mayor F. H. LaGuar&ia. In Mr, William D* Bomwell of the United Statef? Office of Education m&c an informal resort on i valuable assistance given education by radio throughout the Uni•; b States in co-operation with the Office of Eduoatior A formal report was promised by Mr,. Boutwall for a late ’ fo.to. '.ban it is prepared you. will be eient a copy, SOW,„ABOUT .FREfliESO KOj kUJl-jR I hate to harp on thlr ~u ?.t f but I*m going to do eo whether you like it or not- Just fc:>: your own. good* Already about tverty-five applicatiefn?» for this type of broadcasting have been approved by the FCC and every station on the air has reported "remarkable success, M Some already feel that frequency modulate -m is beyond the experimental - c«tage* For your further Information you fiiight ears to read the October \mm$ of "Fortune* and the November ic«euo of Electronics, * Just in eofie you m? have risked these articles. WHAT DO YOU WANT? Busy Waldo Abbot of the University of Michigan has sent your secretary copies of a number of things vsbich he sends out to men teaching broadcasting. Included in hia packet were; Educational Programs Heard in Detroit; Choral Speaking Bibliography; Recommended Reading for Students of Non-Tech nioal Broadcasting; Urinal Exssiaation ^Broadcasting, Speech 153; Outline of Speech 151, Fundamentals of Broadcasting; Lette . ants in Speech 152 Radio Speeches;* Script©, on Writing Play, Development of Oommunc?.tions, and History of Radi- : on The Santa-Fe- Trail and Tee Pirate Dor* Burke of Dowdec, 'ling; First Pronunciation Hurdles for Good’ Hadir Spec-, h; suggested these titles on broadcasting, Those marked (*) wi .a&ed in a future NAEB packet. Others, I*m sure Waldo will be. , to send you upon request, RADIO .ACTIVITIES aql at : m caroliha_- Mr. R. K. Director of the Extension Division of the University of North Carol lna f Chapel Hill, North Carol inn {) hoc recently made an extensive tour studying the radio broadcast situation within many of the nation* $ leading education insti¬ tutions, He tells us that North Carolina is going to make more extensive use of radio in -be future*