NAEB Newsletter (November 1, 1942)

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NAE8 NEWS LETTER Page 3 November I, 1942 WOSU COURSES A"£ ANNOUNCED (cont’o) OVER WOSU. Fifteen-minute programs to be broadcast once a week for primary GRADES INCLUDE "KINDERGARTEN Fun", "MUSIC TlME , STORY T|ME , and "Play Tjme." Broadcasts for intermediate grades include "Boys and Girls of Booklano", "Science Club of the Air", "Time for Music", and "News Review." Scheduled foe intermediate and junior high use is an historical series entitled "What Used to Be," "FOUR FREEDOMS" ON WNVC-QUEENS COLLEGE, SJ^LI^S Internationally famous names stud the guest list of "The Four Freedoms", new radio series by Q,ueens College, heard over Station WNYC from 10:00 to 10:30 A.M. on Saturdays beginning October 10. The programs were planned by the Committee on Radio Education of Queens College in conjunction vm th the Municipal Broadcasting System. Professor Henry Miller of the College heads the Committee. The broadcasts are developing the theme of President Roosevelt s "Four Freedoms" as they are expressed in the literature of the FOUR LEADING UNITED NATIONS, THE UNITED -TATES, GREAT BRITAIN, Russia and China. WNYC BROADCASTS FRICK COLLECTION CONCERTS Continuing its policy of broaocastino the best in music for New York’s citizens, WNYC, New York City's Own Station, is BROADCASTING THE FRICK COLLECTION CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERTS FOR THE FOURTH SUCCESSIVE YEAR. THE CONCERTS ARE HEARD ON ALTERNATE Sundays. One OF THE FOREMOST CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES IN THE COUNTRY, THE CONCERTS ARE GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE IN THE AUDITORIUM OF THE r RICK Collection at 71st Street and Fifth Avenue. Among those who will BE HEARD IN PERFORMANCES BROADCAST FROM THIS POINT ARE: Artur Schnabel, Gregor Piatigorsky, Webster Aitken, The Busch Quartet, Coolidge Quartet, Budapest Quartet ano other outstanding chamber music organizations. U.K. BROADCAST MORALE PROGFAMS OVERJjUiyAL Three coast-to-coast entire network of the WEEKLY M0RALE-BU\LOING PROGRAMS OVER THE Mutual Broadcasting System are originating