NAEB Newsletter (November 1, 1943)

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NAEB NEWS LETTER NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTERS Frank E 0 Schooley, Editor, Station WILL, Urbana, 111. November I, 1943 N.A.E.B. TO .viEET AT SCHOOL BROADCAST CONFERENCE NAEB MEMBERS ATTENDING THE SCHOOL BROADCAST CONFERENCE WILL HOLD INFORMAL SESSIONS AT 10 A.Mo AND 2:30 P.Mo, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28 AT THE fclORRISON Hotel, ChicagOo Already some members have (indicated their intention to BE PRESENT, WHILE OTHERS HAVE ADVISED US THAT THEY LL BE UNABLE TO GET TC THE MEETING. THOSE IN TOWN, PLEASE MAKE A SPECIAL EFFORT TO ATTEND THE AFTERNOON SESSION. We NOTICE ON THE PRELIMINARY PROGRAM THAT THE FOLLOWING NAEB MEMBERS ARE SCHEDULED TO PARTICIPATES K«IKE HaNNA, CARL “‘ENZER, AlLEN FILLER, ‘“AJOR Harold Kent, H„ B. McCarty, Kay Lardiie, and some staff members of the Chicago Radio Council and WHA 0 "EXPLORING YOUR UN I VEfiSI TY H on K N AD TO ACQUAINT THE PEOPLE OF KANSAS AND 8 TS ENVIRONS WITH THEIR UNIVERSITY AND ITS VARIOUS SERVICE TO THE STATE* THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS STATION, KFKU, offers “Exploring Your Uni versity," a weekly series of programs, each Monday evening at 9:30 o'clock. In opening this series of programs, Deanne Wo Malott, Chancellor of the University, said. The making of a University is an endless process, never completed, it is a living, CHANGING thing—THE MOST IMPORTANT TRAD B T1 ON OF CONSTANT CHANGE. ^PLOR- ing Your University" offers an opportunity to become acquainted with the University of Kansas and to keep abreast of the changes. The programs will present the various deans and division heads, giving, THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, A BROAD PIICTURE NOT ONLY OF THE UNIVERSITY S FUNCTION IN TRAINING STUDENTS UN THE ARTS, SCIENCES, AND THE BUT ALSO IN THE MANY SERVICE BUREAUS LOCATED ON THE CAMPUS FOR THE USE OF THE PEOPLE IN THE STATE. During the month of November,, KFKU will explore six S £ H0 °!;S University: the School of Fiine Arts yith Dean D . M. Si aRThout. School of Medicine with Dean H. R. Wah!_; the Graduate School ano the School of lay with Dean J. H. Nelson amd Dean F . *». Moreau; and the school of Education and School of Business with Dean «J. W. Twente and Dean F. T. tock . Each program will feature- music by organizations ano students in the School of Fine Arts. COHEN APPOINTED OWi RADIO CHIEF The-Office of War Information has appointed pH,L I'’A r ? OHC J!’ H ™ “£|j e " x Donald Stauffer as Chief oif the Radio Bureau of the 01.1. Cohen, fornix YEARS A RADIO PRODUCER WAS PREVIOUSLY OCPUTY CHIEF OF THC^BUREAU Stauffer resigned. Cohen wiill handle all requ.^t and officials for unsponsor ED RADIO TIME. He also will scheoule ano allocate the time made avaiilable by radio stations for government information programs.