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NAE8 NEWS LETTER Page 4 June I, 1943 CEREMONIES BEING HELD AT CENTRAL PARK MALL ON SUNDAY, MAY I 0, MARKING THE CITY OBSERVANCE OF "l Am An AMERICAN Day." VICE PRESIDENT HENRY A. V* ALL ACE > WHO RECENTLY RETURNED FROM A GOOD WILL TOUR OF LATIN AMERICA WAS THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKER, WNYC BROADCAST THE ”1 AM An AmEFICAN ^AY 1 ' RALLY FROM 3 TO 5 P.M., WHICH MEANS THE CITY STATION A S LISTENERS ALSO HEARD CHIEF Judge Irving Lehman of the State Cour of Appeals lead thousands of citizens in the Oath of Allegiance to the Flag, a major feature of the observance, FCC SETS ASIDE WNYC P r ~ IT The Federal Communications Commission, on June I ? set aside an order PERMITTING NEW YORK City's RADIO STATION WNYC TO EXTEND ITS EVENING BROADCASTING TIME FROM SUNSET TO TEN P.M, At THE SAME TIME IT ORDERED A REHEARING OF THE ISSUES RAISED BY THE ORDER. THE COLUMBIA BROADCASTING System contends that wr YC broadcasts after sunset interfere with the CBS Minneapolis station, WCCO, VHAS GIFT TC U.K. DOUBLES LISTENING CE TERS The executive committee of the University of Kentucky board of trustees IN EXECUTIVE SESSION ON THE CAMPUS LATE IN MAY, ACKNOWLEDGED H W|TH GRATITUDE 1 ' A FINANCIAL GIFT TO THE UNIVERSITY FROM RADIO STATION WHAS, LOUISVILLE, WHICH MAKES IT POSSIBLE FOR THAT INSTITUTION TO PRACTICALLY DOUBLE THE NUMBER OF ITS MOUNTAIN RADIO LISTENING CENTERS, THE PRESENT TOTAL OF 4l CENTERS WILL BE INCREASED TO ALMOST 80, UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS ANNOUNCED, "COOLEflE PUBLIC RELATIONS BROADCAST 1NG" The Ohio State Institute for Education by Radio round table on College Public Relations Broadcasting under the chairmanship of Jos, F„ Bright, 0 irector of Public Information and Director of Radio Station WILL at the University of Illinois, approached the subject from five different view¬ points, T, T 0 Frankenberg, Public Relations Counsel, Columbus, Ohio, defined "What Are Public Relations?"; Harold Schellenger, Director of Public Relations for Ohio State University, discussed "Radio Public Relations Dividends To The College and University"; Ross Bartley, Director of Public Relations for Indiana University, presented his ideas on "Appropriate Themes Or Subjects For Utilizing Radio For Public Relations"; Walbo Abbott, Radio Director of the University of Michigan, tolo the group how to "Build Public Relations with Commercial Stations By Developing Programs That Will Keep Them Happy"; Julia Mary Hanna of the Chicago R*dio Council told of "Public Relations Benefits That Accrue From In-School Broadcasting"; and Judity Waller, Director of Public Service and Education, National Broadcasting Company, cautioned ths listeners on "Ho^ Not To Seek Public Relations Through The National Networks." Copies of what all speakers said are not available, but we thought you*d be INTERESTED IN COMMENTS OF THOSE WE HAVE, SO WE 1 RE GIVING YOU RATHER DETAIL¬ ED REPORTS ON REMARKS BY FOUR OF THE SPEAKERS, T. T, Frankenburg: In order to get down to brass tacks on so large a SUBJECT AS COLLEGE PUBLIC RELATIONS IN SO SHORT A SPRCE OF TIME AS IS HERE AVAILABLE, IT IS NECESSARY TO ASK THAT SOME THINGS BE ACCENTED AS FACTS WHICH, IF NEED BE, COULD BE PROVED BY TESTIMONY AND BRIEFS,