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NAES NEWS LETTER Page 6 October I , I!945 PLATED I N CHARGE OF THE WILL CONTINUITY DEPARTMENT* FOR THE PAST SEVERAL MONTHS SHE HAS BEEN WORKING WITH ArMEDA KOIVSSTO IN THE PREPARATION OF MUSICAL SCRIPTS AND IN THE REORGANIZATION OF THE MUSIC LIBRARY TO IN¬ CLUDE a Theasarus Transcription service. Miss Koivisto is leaving this MONTH TO CONTINUE HER STUDV OF MUSIC AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, GEORGIA TECH MUST OPERATE OWN STATION The Communications Commission proposes to deny a renewal of license to Georgia Tech’s Radio Station WGST, Atlanta, unless the operators break connections with the Southern Broadcasting Stations, Snc* Announcing its proposed decision on the stations application fop renewal OF LICENSES, THE COMMISSION SAID IT HAD FOUND A RENEWAL H WOULD NCI SERVE THE PUBLIC INTEREST, CONVENIENCE OR NECESSITY," THE COMMISSION PROPOSED TO DENY THE APPLICATION "WITHOUT PREJUDICE*" The station was given 90 days in which to submit a new application for A CONSTRUCTION PERM 1T AND LICENSE TO OPERATE ON ITS SAME FREQUENCY OF 920 KILOCYCLES* The new application* the Commission said, must show that "No further EFFECT IS GIVEN TO AGREEMENTS BETWEEN GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY AND the Southern Broadcasting Stations, Inc 0 w The agreements, the Commission said, were contrary to the Communications Act and incompatible with operation of the station i n the public interest Since the decision >s not yet final, a commission spokesman said the station may continue to operate and may ask for oral argument to REVIEW THE COMM* SS»on®S PROPOSED DECISION* THIS AND THAT M0RRIE NOVIK SAYS THAT THE T PE RECORDER HE HEARD IN EUROPE IS SO FAR SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING IN THIS COUNTRY THAT THERE IS NO COMPARISON WO I I IKES THEIR RESULTS FROM THEIR WIRE RECORDER » *WILL HAS JUST STARTED USING THEIR NEW WIRE RECORDER AND.ARE GETTING SATISFACTORY RESULTS ON SPEECH* * « « , * V E CHANGED THE MIKE AND TRIMMED UP THE OUTPUT CIRCUIT FOR DUBBING PURPOSES* o ° THE NEW RCA FM RECEIVER CIRCUIT SOUNDS ! NT F.. E ST¬ ING . ... ANDREW HaMMERSCHM! DT, FORMER CHIEF ENGINEER FOR WOSU, WAS DUE OF TWO NBC TELEVISION ENGINEERS STRANDED iN THE EMPIRE STATE BU ILD; Ki DUR¬ ING THE RECENT ELEVATOR STft I KE •.•. .HAVE YOU GOTTEN YOUR TRANSMIT- MO EQUIPMENT BACK UP to PREWAR POWER YET?., , . * * If YOU WANT 10 MONKEY - L-Nt V5;J TH FIGURES THAT MEANS A 25$ INCREASE IN POWER. .‘UNFORTUNATE LY A ‘ 5f ■ INCREASE IN POWER DOESN * T MEAN MUCH AS FAR AS THE LISTENERS ARE MC1RNEO boy does that return to standard time hit us daytime oper dps lx THE V£CK ....Mm for war TIME THE YEAR AROUND—CAN 4 T EVEN GET :*:•••• DONE AROUND the house with that sun going down so soon,.. The tube j e Pdally SCRATCHING their HEADS TO COME up WITH SOMETHING FOR HIGH PO-iR A1 |Q( yjEQACYCLES. . * . • .WHEN THE Y 00 j BE T YOU WON 1 T REC£ 5NIZ H • ’ A e A PA*:!0 tube* ...The FCO monitoring program to determine PRO pa V n characteristics at the high frequencies closed OCT0 3-.F I .. • R “ BE a REPORT AVAILABLE TN SC VERAL WEEKS WHICH SHOULD *•>' ?’Y i nte