Prepare for U radio hour Bill Curtis and Mary Ethel members of Alpha Epsilon prepare for the fraternity's series of radio shows over station U of U radio hour starts tomorrow Beginning tomorrow at 10 a.m. radio classes of the speech supported by Alpha Epsilon will one-hour broadcasts over station Radio station executives of Howard Johnson and Richard have donated the time for this weekly broadcast to permit students to register radio station time and to acquaint them with the practical experience of conforming to a commercial station's The programs will be broadcast from the radio rooms in Kings- bury hall under the supervision of Robert P. faculty who has made the arrangements for the broadcasting Schedule announced I A tentative schedule for the hour has been announced by Mary Ethel program and Bill production At 10 p. m. there will be a program the written by Bud A dramatic the program will depict the origin of certain well-known events in history emphasizing facts and figures that are not The next half from to a. m. will be utilized for the presentation of light classic or semi-classic narrated and written by Lanny This week's program will feature the music of George The final quarter hour will be used to present university the latest a commentary on student life and and the sports Members of Alpha Epsilon Rho are called upon to produce the news and dramatic while other members of the radio classes get specialized Truman Madsen will be the prin- cipal assisted by Von Ekins and Art A direct radio wire has been installed in Kingsbury connecting with with the l-adio committee of the university paying half the line charges and KNAK the other KNAK has also offered the university other times on the air for conducting educational if and when the-university can use of the time to best Minor alterations are being made 1 in the radio broadcasting rooms to prepare for the broadcast Some changes in acoustics have been made and certain technical adjustments Advantages apparent The advantages of the university hour are Quite said such a time as the university can maintain and support its own radio an outlet of this kind will provide a partial broadcast The University of Utah is also interested in joining the University Association for Professional One of the minimum requirements of this is logged broadcasting Richard president of Alpha Epsilon announces that assistants to the various production jobs will be so that beginning students and new members may understudy the different radio