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NAE 8 news «.eTT h it................. ,P A „ 6 ...-............,.y ULV I, 1 945 TO RURAL AREAS* AT THE cUNE 20 HEARING ON ALLOCATIONS BELOW 25.000 KC. SanSaRO 0 STAtIonr O 'h!,^^ £ RE « UENCIES ARE NEE °EO TO ACCOMMODATE NEW National 8 J* Fraz,er# d,re ctor of Engineering for the oustrv's R. ? n b «oaocasters and a panel chairman of the in- OUS RV s RADIO TECHNICAL PLANNING BOARD? RECOMMENOED THAT THE FEDERAL ~ CAT,0NS C OMMISSION ENLARGE THE PRESENT SAND TO 530 OR 520 KILO- TENDING rT°TO S fiAO T Kr T 'F K,, - 0CYCt - ES BE ADDED TO THE STANDARD BAND, EX- It LEAST 530 KC?° 00 RAZ,ER asked fcc To «o farther and extend it TO Ngjfr RAO 1 0 BUlLPiNG PROPOSED FOR UNI VCRS 8 TY OF IOWA ILr?^ U !!i CAT,0N3 Center * oesigneo to keep the University and the state ABREAST OF FAST*MOVING DEVELOPMENTS IN PRESS$ RAOIO? TELEVISION AND VISUAL AIDS? IS ONE OF THE FIRST BUtLOINGS THE STATE UnI VERSITY*0F IOWA 7 2 E 2 ECT WHCN MATER,A1 - E become ava.lable," declared President Virgil M. Hancher recently in a broadcast to s!u.I. a^umn, aSI friends* The building will house journalism, publications, visual education, radio, and television, "It is being planned." President Hancher de- GLARED? WTH THREE PURPOSES IN V 8 EW--TQ PROVIDE FAC I L I T 8 E S FOR GIVING tSeJ l°Z\T °’ RLS ™ E eEST TRA(Nf NG IN THESE COMmSn^ItION ME^S 1.2 ANYWHERE, to MAKE THE UNIVERSITY MORE USEFUL TO NEWS¬ PAPERS AND RADIO STATIONS OF THE STATE THAN IT HAS EVER BEEN. AND TO w2th* EVERY E poS«??BL NES8ES ® MANUFACTURERS, ANO HOMES OF THE STATE WITH EVERY POSSIBLE ORAL AND VISUAL EDUCATIONAL AID," THIS AND THAT Among the NAEB-ers at the Surplus Properties Conference in Washington WHA™WCHU°°WTAW F tAST J!', 0 , N ™ WER 5 REP * E SENTATIVES from WSUf. WNAD, KUOM, ON THE VHF ur.«i',o222 * » " Menzer OF *3 COOPERATING WITH FCC ON THE VrlF MEASUREMENT AND RECORDING PROGRAM* CaRL WILL MAKE THE FCC ENGINEERS MONITORING THE RECORDING EQUIPMENT AT HOME IN IOW^cItv I'm sure,.,.. Speaking of VHF, we saw some interesting fielo strength re- 2 rom WG?R MA p!x?on I 'm! 2 s N ' y', CH 'e AN SH0W,N(S some terr <fic signal strengths 2222c „ T0N * MaSS y °ur Editor has enjoyed East Coast fm broad- 2211 ?.,! i UA9 THREE Innings, almost solid transmission the entire EVENING. -OCKS LIKE SPORADIC E IS SAVING "amen" TO THE FCC, , , Oon'T FORGET THE FM SHORT COURSE AT WISCONSIN JULY 29 TO AgGUST II. o2212-- LZeR D0 *' N Kent 0° kv WAV IS PRESIDING OVER A LISTENERS R^DIO IN¬ STITUTE JOINTLY SPONSORED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY, THE AMERICAN Broadcasting System and Radio Station WLAP, g, V e us a report? I2«r Belmont Farley of the NEA tells us that they are putt^nS fu“ MAN TO VORK ON UTILIZATION PROMOTION IN THE SCHOOLS» He I N0i CATES THAT there is a need for training in this fielo..The Cle2r C^SnIl Com? mittce should have something to peport in the A ueus ; Newsletter?*’ a2? COROING TO THE QUEST!ONAtRES PRACTICALLY EVERY OPERATING STATION IS iSSES!*™'!! 22 T p2 R,NO r’ TS FAC!u,TtES —• Our haw S? gweI?ng ?s extended to Miss Pearl Rosser who has just seen elected to associate membership in the NAE 8 , Ye Foitor’s oesk is pileo high (it always