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NaEB NEWS LETTER ... March 15, 1941 . Page 4 WNAD EXPANDS ON MARCH 29 WNAD, University of Oklahoma radio station, will go on its new wave length of 640 kilocycles March 29 and broadcasting will be stepped up from nine hours a week to approximately 10 hours a day. This new increase in time and new wave length has been approved by the federal communications commission. WNAD will continue its present power of 1,000 watts* Under the new arrangement, WNAD will be able to give complete coverage to Oklahoma., Additional equipment will be added to increase the range of the station. The new wave length enables the state to serve a larger area. WNAD is a non-commercial station, and was one of the earliest broadcasting stations in this part of the country* OH. ELMER 1 HERE IS W1LVT KENTUCKY IS DOING Again, Kentucky Elmer Sulzer of Lexington responds. Says Elmer, "Perhaps the following activities of the University of Kentucky may be of interest."? "1. During the early part of the Christmas holidays we broadcast a fifteen minute program over coast to coast Mutual dedicated to the Homecrafters Clubs of America and featured interviews with members of the Lexington Homecrafters (Which group has incidentally provided toys for our mountain listening centers? for the past three years). We included on this program a few musical numbers by our staff orchestra typical of Christmas and the mountains. "2. At the present time we are making a series of six record¬ ings for the Kentucky Society for Crippled Children. These fifteen minute recordings will be used on virtually all Ken¬ tucky radio stations in connection with the Society in their annual spring drive for funds. The programs are built around the doings of a central character — a crippled child who we call Captain Pluck. Our staff orchestra furnishes a musical opening rnd close* "3. We are broadcasting each week over WLAP, Lexington, a series of fifteen minute evening programs for the aviation Enlistment Office in Lexington. "4. Last slimmer we presented a thirty minute program each Sunday afternoon over WLW bearing the title, "Visiting Kentucky*a Industries". These broadcasts were made from the scenes of Kentucky* s largest industries.