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N-A-E-B NEWS - LETTER NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTERS Edited by Richard B. Hull, President Station WOI, Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa May 31o 1948 PE OPLE MUST BE EDUCATED CE FACE RUIN—RADIO MUST HELP People must be educated or face ruin—and radio must help with that education—Dr. Brock Chisholm of the United Nation said at the Ohio Radio Institute. In a speech to the annual banquet of the 18th Institute for Education by Radio, Chisholm who is executive secretary of the UN world health organization hit the high point of this annual radio gathering, and kept more than six hundred people silent and attentive almost to the point of reverence. H Although it is painful for many people to admit it. the conscience of the next generation should be vastly different from that of th is gen eration. Unless the conscience of the next generation, in enough piacesT include high er degrees of responsibility toward the human race than has been found in ours, there will be no generation following that. There will be no human race, no human society.only remnants. » ..- Dr. Chisholm pointed out that the means of destruction have outstripped the means of survival in the modern world. Bacteriological warfare, he declared, is far more of a threat than the atomic bomb. It is cheap and deadly and easy to use • "The time has come 1 . 1 he stated, ’’for the entertainment and other related professions to wake up to the fact that they too either must help educate people toward world citizenship or ultimately face utter ruin., for themselves and everyone else,” HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS ISSUE TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS.3 RADIO COUNCILS ORGANIZE.-.5 NEW EDUCATIONAL STATION ON AIR. 5 SENATOR ASKS FCC CLEAR CHANNEL DELAY— 7 NEW STUDIOS AT KENTUCKY*S WBKY.9 25TH BIRTHDAY FOR PORTLAND’S KBPS— 11 WISCONSIN RADIO INSTITUTE DATES—— 14 N-A-E-B BUSINESS PAGE.19 NEW FCC COMMISSIONER APPOINTED.21 OHIO RADIO INSTITUTE HIGHLIGHTS-22 INDIANA U. RADIO DIRECTOR TO GERMAN MILITAIY GOVERNMENT POST Dr, H. J, Skornia, director of radio at Indiana University, leaves June 5 to become chief of the Education and Religious Affairs Branch IA & C Division, Office of Military Government for Germany. Long prominent in U.S. Educational radio circles, Skornia brings unusual qualifications to his new post. As director of radio and television at Indiana University he has conducted the ’’School of the Sky” and furthered several notable research projects. Prior to assuming duties at Indiana he had been a regular pre-war visitor to Germany, speaks the language fluently, has a detailed knowledge of Central and Western European customs and peoples. His (continued next page) flCE-PRESIDENT TREASURER John Dunn W. I. Griffith WNAD, University of Oklahoma WOI Norman, Oklahoma Ames, Iowa Executive Secretary Executive Committee M. S. Novik Seymour Siegal, WNYC, New York Ghaydon Ausmus, WUOA-FM, Alabama 30 Rockefeller Plaza Carl Menzer, WSUI, Iowa Ralph Steetle, WLSO-FM, Louisiana New York, N. Y. Frank E. Schooley, WILL, Illinois William Sener, KUSC-FM, California