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NAEB NEWS LETTER Page 2 May 15, 1942 RECEIVE DEFERRED STATUS IN SELECTIVE SERVICE,, THESE STATIONS HAVE unusual problems, not only because of Selective Service demands on PERSONNEL, BUT ALSO WITH FIXED BUDGETS THEY CANNOT COMPLETE WITH COMMERCIALLY OV'NED STATIONS AND INDUSTRY FOR SERVICES OF MEN AVAIL¬ ABLE* NOV IK AND MENZER WERE APPOINTED ON A SPEC I LA COMMITTEE TO STUDY THE PROBLEM* THERE WAS UNANIMOUS FEELING THAT NO BLANKET DE¬ FERMENT SHOULD BE ASKED FOR ALL PERSONNEL, BUT ONLY FOR SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN THREE OR FOUR KEY STAFF POSITIONS* THERE WAS ALSO UNANIMOUS OPINION EXPRESSED THAT WINNING THE WAR COMES FIRST, BUT MORALE IS A PART OF THE WAR AND THE EDUCATIONAL STATIONS ARE PLAYING A DEFINITE PART IN THE BATTLE. Accomplishments and problems of all stations, represented at the MEETING, WERE REPORTED TO THE CONVENTION* A SPECIAL COMMITTEE WAS NAMED TO AUDITION A TRANSCRIBED SERIES OF programs on Social Diseases offered by Elmer Sulzer, which would BE MADE AVAILABLE TO NAEB STATIONS, IF DESIRED BY THEM* The Executive Secretary was instructed to mail only one copy of the News Letter, hereafter, to members and associate members. It was also decided to issue the News Letter monthly, effective September I. Actually, monthly issuance os the Letter starts with the summer months, because the mid-month issue has not been published during THE SUMMER IN PAST YEARS* SUPPLEMENTS WILL BE MAIL0D OUT WHENEVER DEEMED ADVISABLE* LKAR JOINS NAEB R. J. Coleman, Director of WKAR, Michigan State College, East Lansing Michigan, advises our treasurer, W. I* Griffith, that WKAR is joining NAEB. Welcome, ColemanS Glad to have your statson in NAEB. V.e hope our relationships will be of mutual benefi t. .. .Wallace L, Garneau is now managing radio for Western State Teachers College, Kalamazoo, Michigan* Garneau attended the NAEB meeting in Columbus* Marburger is now serving his country at war. NAEB SCRIPT EXCHANGE GROWS Nat £rwin, Director of the NAEB Script Exchange and Production Director of ILL, reported to the NAEB Convention in Columbus THAT THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS HAD CONTRIBUTED TO THE NAEB SCRIPT Exchange: Oklahoma; Wisconsin; Michigan; Kentucky; Purdue; Illinois; and Indiana* The following have avaiiled themselves of the ser¬ vices: Oklahoma; Illinois; Indiana and Florida* Remember, the Script Exchange is for the services of NAEB members, AND ESPECIALLY FOR THE CONTRIBUTORS. SEE PREVIOUS NEWS LETTERS FOR CONDITIONS GOVERNING BORROWING E «JANGE SCR PTS. OKLAHOMA ISSUE FOR ADDITIONAL SCRIPTS CONTRIBUTED RECENTLY BY OKLAHOMA.