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NAE8 NEWS LETTER Page 2 May I, 1945 1T 8 S ABOUT TIME WKAR |S NOW BROADCAST I NG ON CENTRAL W A R T IM£ , THE OFFICIAL TIME OF THE state of Michigan, In going to the new time several programs had to be SHIFTED TO ACCOMMODATE SPECIFIC SITUATIONS BUT IN GENERAL ALL FEATURES HAVE BEEN KEPT IN THEIR REGULAR PLACE« The MOVING OF THE SCHEDULE ONE HOUR MAY HAVE CAUSED A TEMPORARY LOSS OF SOME FAVORITE PROGRAMS BUT THEY CAN BE FOUND AT THEIR SAME HOURo A PARTICULAR ADVANTAGE HAS COME to the Farm Service Hour, since it now may be heard during the noon hour for all Michigan, RADIO HIGHLIGHTS, A NEW SHOW ON WSUI The first of a new series of WSUI programs, RADIO HIGHLIGHTS, will be heard Thursday afternoon at 3:15, when Eona Herbst of the WSUI staff will ACT AS COMMENTATOR, ThIS WEEKLY PROGRAM WILL BRING YOU THE LATEST EVENTS CONCERNING RADIO PERSONALITIES, RADIO POLICY AND ITS WORK IN THE WAR, THE FUTURE OF RADIO INCLUDING FM AND TELEVISION, AND OTHER ASPECTS IN THE GENERAL FIELD OF RADIO, Th*S WEEK ONE OF THE FEATURES OF THE PROGRAM WILL DEAL WITH THE LATE PRESIDENT AS A RADIO PERSONALITY, AND WlLL ALSO INCLUDE SOMETHING OF THE WAY RADIO HANDLED THE NEWS OF THE DEATH OF PRESIOENT Roosevelt, AER ELECTION RESULTS In THE ANNUAL ELECTION JUST COMPLETED FOR 1945-46* OFFICERS OF THE Association for Education by Radio Or, l 6 Keith Tyler, Oirector of Raoio for Ohio State University was re-elected president. Or, Tyler has been widely active in educational radio; he is director of the annual Institute for Education by Radio held at Columbus, Ohio each May, and for five years was head of the Evaluation of School Broadcasts project carried on by Ohio State University, Luke Roberts, educational director for station KOIN, Portland, Oregon was elected vice-president; Robert Hudson, Director of the the Denver Rocky Mountain Raoio Council, 2nd vice-president; Kathleen Nichols Lardie, Supervisor of Radio for the Oetroit Public Schools, secretary; George Jennings, acting director of the Radio c ouncil - station W8EZ of the Chicago Public Schools, treasurer, Blanche Young, supervisor of radio for the Indianapolis Public Schools WAS ELECTEO PRESIDENT OF THE GREAT LaKES REGIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR Education by Radio and Mary El«7abeth Gilmore, director of radio for the Portland, Oregon Public Schools was named to a similar position in the Pacific Coast region 0 MENZER REPORTS ON VISIT TO WHA Again pinch-hitting for Prank Schooley and Jim Ebel, here is the story of a visit to WHA, the University of Wisconsin, and H, b 0 McCarty, The SCORE OF THE 8ASKET8ALL GAME, BY THE WAY, WAS I OWA 68, WISCONSIN 38.