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NEWS LETTER » c .,. , ,..»o o«» Page 3„ , o c o . ; ..,,. .. . c November \ , 1 94 -i These will be transcribed and broadcast from KFKU Tye same evening at 9:30 0* CLOCK o "America at Peace” was organized on the initiative of Chancellor Malott by a committee of the faculty with Professor W„ Ea Sandelius serving as chairman* At the request of the committee in charge, Mr, Malott will give the opening lecture on the subject of "The United States and the United Nations*" "America at Peace" will be presented in two sefieSo The first will be offered during the fall semester and will be directed toward problems of world relations* The second series will extend through the second SEMESTER AND WILL BE CONCERNED MAINLY WITH MATTERS OF THE DOMESTIC economy* The two series, however, are planned to form an integrated WHOLE, and will BE PUBLISHED AFTERWARD IN BOOK FORM* DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE DISTRIBUTES FM REPORT The Department of Agriculture has prepared a 2500-word report on FM BROADCASTING WHICH IT WILL SHORTLY DISTRIBUTE TO STATE EXTENSION D I R« ECTORS OF AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES IN ALL OF THE 48 STATES* AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES RECEIVE HALF TH£|R APPROPRI AT I ONS FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND HALF FROM THE STATE GOVERNMENTS* THE FM REPORT IS ONE OF A TYPE WHICH THE Department distributes from time to time for whatever uses THE DIRECTORS FIND FORM THEM, THE REPORT IS IN TWO PARTS* "Fm FOR You" describes the FM system in easily undefstandable language* "FM Questions and Answers" relates to practical operation of the system* The report was prepared by George Rowe, Special Assistant to the D if ECTOR OF Information of the Agriculture Department and its text HAS been passed UPON BY THE FCC AND OTHER GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS* It will go out under the Department of Agriculture's letterhead* W H A'^S MEL BARTELL IS NEW TOKYO ROSE "Captain Melvin Bartell was the first American to speak officially over radio TOKYO SINCE Pearl Harbor* At the request of Lt* Gen* Robert L* Eichelberger, Captain Bartell went on the air, September 5, THE DAY Americans landed in TOKYO* He spoke to the American P’A's ad¬ vising THEM TO REMAIN QUIET AND CALM FOR HELP AND FOOD WOULD REACH them soon AND THEY WOULD BE RETURNED TO USA AT THE EARLIEST POSSIBLE MOMENT* He ALSO BROADCAST NEWSCASTS DAILY TO THE TROOPS AND PWS* CAPTAIN Bartell was one of the first Americans to enter TOKYO*" —News item* OHIO FARM COOPSRATIVES SEEK FM STATIONS The Ohio Council of Farm Cooperatives today asked Federal Communi¬ cations Commission authority to operate four FM radio stations* Announcing this, John H* Davis, Executive Secretary of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives, said the Ohio Council acted for the State*s Agricultural Cooperatives, the Ohio Farm Bureau.and the Ohio State Grange*