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- 3 - Oir-DAY MEETING FOR REGION III ENGINEERS HELD AT W3EZ WBEZ, Board of Education station in Chicago, was host to engineers from NAEB Region III members on June 10, The meeting was under the auspices of the NAEB Region III, Paul B. Rickard, Director of Radio-TV at Wayne University and Di¬ rector for the region, and the Engineering Staff of the Division of Radio and TV, Chicago Public Schools, George Jennings, Director, and E. H. Andresen, Chief Engineer. In the morning session, at the LaSalle Street studios of WBEZ, Mr. Andresen demonstrated several pieces of broadcasting equipment which have been found useful in the Chicago Public Schools, Since equipment is always of prime importance to a public school or university station, considerable time was spent on this and the good features of each item were pointed out. A tour of the studios and control rooms completed the morning session. In the afternoon, a closed-circuit television demonstration, using both Orthi- con and Vidicon cameras, was set up at the Adams Street studios of WBEZ. There was discussion concerning the value and place of closed-circuit equipment in school situations. Ross Utter, chief engineer of the Zenith Radio Corporation, presented many useful suggestions about maintenance procedures, Cornelius McCarthy, of the WBEZ engineering staff, told about tape-recording problems; and John Lopatka, also of WBEZ, talked on master antennae for TV and FM re¬ ception. Mr. Lopatka also discussed a master antenna system devised by WBEZ engineers which is less expensive than any system available commercially. The balance of the afternoon was given over to a question-and-answer period, and the engineers closed the session at 5?30 p.m. Those who attended were unanimous in feeling that such a meeting was helpful and might well be continued on an annual or semiannual basis. WCET, CINCINNATI EDUCATIONAL TV STATION NOW ON Cincinnati*s educational television station, on channel U8, Station WCET, went on the air July 26 with a regular schedule of 1 $ hours of educational tele¬ casting per week. The station will be on Monday through Friday. According to an engineering check, the.WCET signal will cover most of the Greater Cin¬ cinnati area. The station went on the air with a test pattern on June 29# Studios are at the Cincinnati College of Music. Manager of the new educational TV station is Uberto T. Neely and Robert Huber is program director. -x- -x- * -x- x- -x- % * -x- -x* WOSU-TV, Columbus, Ohio, (Ch. 3h, educational), expects to have building plans ready in a few weeks, after which the State will ask for bids. But no target will be set until contract has been awarded.