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Station officials have found that a sin purine number of adults are studying the daytime courses too. The favorite of the housewives is Spanish. Firemen seem to prefer history. At present, there is only one other station in the state, WKNO-TV in Memphis, which was the first. It is widely known foi its pioneer work in teaching illiterates to read and write.

It was the first such program the world. -cvt WDCN has bought the old studios of SM-TV, at 15th S. and Compton Ave. But until WSM can complete its new building off Charlotte Road, the two stations must share the old studio. This has presented problems lor both stations.

One WSMer ripped the seat of his trousers on a WDCN space rocket model. Because of this closeness of quarters. Glazier fears, perhaps only half seriously, that someone will push the wrong button and students expecting a TV history lesson will get instead the Grand Ole Opry. Something like this is technically possible, but so far the history lessons have been strictly history. How-eveV, Glazier says, WSM once accident borrowed WDCN's call letters.

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