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HEWS LETTER: .. e ...Page 5 • ,December 1, 1945 v *Xl give you 24 ’.hours to line up some ideas* M And, out of the several :ra&e presented, considered and discussed at that Saturday morn ins" 3 clfta conference, came the one- of sailing the especial, war’s- end sign! fi¬ ance of this Thanks*,xving Day, V 8 How< WHQU* s public for the Tha ' kagi.v t• sg yiotoxy dinner’ 1 idea epitomised in id s catchy slogans «Each Home Give Thanhs As It Is Able - With a Bond or Pledge on Every Table,* a slogan,, incidentally, which was promptly borrowed by QBE radio stations as far away as Uxmci e» Ind, and by the Columbia Broad- afeting System itself* 1 :ty expansi on plans told by president & p; 10 : hen Eilton S» Elsenbower* President of Kansas St .be Colit^e, comes to the studio s of, KSAC» it ia like paying a visit to . u old friana*. i reel •rent Eisenhower, as a member of the College staff in 1923"*s4„. was o ns f the c>roup of far-sighted men. who prepared the way for the first broad¬ cast of Kb*vO on Liecember 1„ 192^ Concerning KSAC, President mi senhower has this to say* M KSAC has brough' everyday education into thousands oi Kansas homes since the first broad¬ cast in 192h 0 X t should reach a much wider audience. As you know, we hope to increase the station’s power from 1,000 to 5? 000 watts by the installation of a new transmitter a soon as os becomes available With this power we can cover the entire state effectively. We also hope to increase KSACPs hours of broadcast, Kansas State is fortunate in having this medium to reach rural and urban people of Kansas* and we plan to make it of the utmost service, M President Elsenhower knows the field of radio thoroughly. In 1926,, he entered the career service of the federal gpve*rnment and became assist&.> t t 0 the Secretary of Agriculture, X n this position, one of Ms first duti ea was 'establishment of the Radio Service ot the Department of Agrl— culture* He was also responsible for the rri.-b option of the National Xarm and Home Hour, in cooperation with r .>n?£ Broadcasting Company, a TAFE EXPANSION AT WBAA Your editor s face ie red. After prodain^ the membership in general for ever a year to send in information on their station, staff changes* etc.» 1 mislaid a letter from Jim Miles last August which «ave me the infoxma-- ion on the new members he had added to the WBAA staff * With due >gies to Jim and hie swell staff for the oversight here,1s the in¬ formation* There were three new members adaed to the staff last summer. The ;irst ci: these is John Henderson as Production Manager, John worked with boCarty in his early days at Madison and since then, has had plenty of experience in both'lefei Umate a tat,* enu radio. H e came . ‘“fT® f iUiipue Xtet fell to tele over uiuba .riUiaias teat-nine, Job hi a, a