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NaEB NEWS LETTER ... May 15, 1941 .. Page 5 presentation of a broadcast service to the public through programs of devotional, cultural, and entertaining natures,, as its slogan suggests, KWLC is literally the “Radio Voice of Luther College”—* and all the broadcasts endeavor to promote the Kingdom of Christ through Christian education. The broadcasts that go out from KWLC are representative of nearly all the departments at Luther College. Included are presentations of religion, music, drama and speech, news, current developments in science and art, literature, history, library activity, public and community affairs, athletics, and other touches of campus life. Although the plans are not complete in detail; construction will begin soon for larger quarters in the tower of C. K. 1'raus Gym¬ nasium, where Studio A is new located. On the third floor of the tower will be housed the transmitter, control rooms with a view into the studio and auditorium, together with office space. At present the activity is coordinated between the transmitter and offices in Larsen Hall and Studio a. Regular broadcast emanate as well from other points on the campus, such as Music Hall, Auditorium stage, and Main Building Chapel, It is expected that the compactness and unity of the planned set-up will make for greater efficiency res\ilting in a higher degree of perfection. Another desirable feature to be brought about by the change in equipment is full daytime operation. Due to a time-sharing arrangement with a former Decorah station, KWLC is, at present, limited to specified hours of operation, spread throughout the day. GENERAL ELECTRIC OFFERS INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS In response to a reouest fox the non-commercial educational broadcast stations to Mr. J, R. Sheehan, Program manager of International Broadcasting for General Electric has responded as follows: “We are very happjr to grant you full privilege to rebroadcast programs originated by us for our short wave stations. You understand that it is not within our power to grant this per¬ mission when it concerns programs, which we rebroadcast from the Networks. I am sure, however, that the National Broad¬ casting Company will cooperate with you to the limite of its powers and suggest that you contact them for the additional permission. “We are adding your name to oxxx mailing list and you will receive an advance program schedule,: I trust that should you find it desirable and possible to carry some of our programs, you will advise us so that we may call attention to this fact in places where it would be to our mutual advantage.”