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_ 6 . WNYC ENGINEERING SUPERVISOR TO CHINA FOR FOUR MONTH S VISI T WITH PARENTS Horn Hong Wei, engineering broadcast supervisor of the Municipal Broadcasting System, leaves Newark,Airport Monday evening, November 15, for a four months 1 visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Horn Wah Hong of Canton. Nip. Wei 1 s itinerary includes stops at San Francisco, where he will board a Pan American plane to Hong Kong, by way of Honolulu, Midway, Wake Island, and Guam, Hr. Wei will be seeing his mother for the first tine in eighteen years, and his father for the first time in 11 years. Ir. Wei, who was acting chief engineer for WNYC and WNYC-FK during World War II, holds the degree of Bachelor of Electrical Engineering in communications from the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn and took specialized work at tho RCA Institute. Throughout the administration of the late Mayor LaGuardia, Mr. TT ei served as the latter T s engineer on his regular Sunday ”Report to the People”, and supervisied the engineering set-up for most of the important war-connected special events. N-A-E-B ATHLETIC PICK-UP EXCHANGE SERVICE Western Conference NAEB stations have arranged an exchange-service plan to facili¬ tate the problem of making remote pickups from intercollegiate athletic contests and similar events. Eight of the nine universities in the league (Northire stern has no station) are signatures to the agreement. Under the plan the radio station of the institution where the game is being played will provide engineering help and tho necessary equipment to make the pickup. The visiting school will supply its own announcer, unless specifically arranged other¬ wise. It will call for and pay for any additional help, such as spotters or botwecn-halves reporters, which may be needed. This will enable the announcer to travel fast and light—by piano if desired—without being encumbered with equipment. All parties to the arrangement have agreed to supply this service for a flat charge of 315 (except I innesota—,)25) which is expected to be about the actual average cost of paying for the extra help needed. In case you want to make a pickup at one of the car puses, and want to make arrange¬ ments, gets in touch with these people. University of Illinois, WILL, Frank E. Schoolcy University of Indiana, 'JFIU, II. J. Skornia University of Iowa, WSUI, Carl Menzer University of Michigan, WHOM, Waldo Abbot University of Minnesota, KUOM, Berten A, Holmberg, Chief Engineer Ohio State University/, WQSU, R* C. Higgy Purdue University, WMA, Jim Miles University of Wisconsin, WHA, Bill Harley Further details regarding the plan and other similar cooperative arrangements may bo obtained from Harold Engel, Assistant Director, Station WHA, University of Wisconsin, 1 adison, Wisconsin. WLSU RECORDS CHILDREN'S CAROLING Christmas week programming on WLSU, NAEB outlet in Baton Rouge, La., included 6 school choirs brought to WLSU studios for recording. Four hundred children took part in the singing, reports Ralph W. Stcotlc, Dirccor of NAEB Region V.