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No-Cal Board Chairman Hyman Kirseh says, "Spot TV
. . . because its high frequency at low cost makes a full
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selectivity allows us to concentrate on our prime sales
target — the figure-conscious housewife."
"WRCA-TV," continues Mr. Kirseh, ". . . first, be-
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increased Spot schedule on WRCA-TV, and renewed
our sponsorship of the Miss No-Cal Contest for 1958.
but we've also expanded our Spot TV campaign into
the Philadelphia market."
Seated, left to right: No-Cal Corporation officials: Lee
Kirseh, Treasurer; Hyman Kirseh, Chairman of the Board:
Morris Kirseh, President. Standing, left to right: Donald C.
Porteous, TV -Radio Director, Paris & Peart; Max Buck.,
Director of Sales, WRCA-TV; Ed Kenefick, TV Spot Sales
Representative, NBC Spot Sales.
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RETAILER: Joseph Reich, Grand Union
Supermarket Manager in White Plains says,
"Judging from the additional number of cases
we've been moving, No-Cal sales have increased
appreciably in recent weeks"
Retailers and advertisers alike are convinced that No-
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line. They know first-hand what adjacencies to the
great NBC entertainment lineup and the top local
programs can do for advertisers who buy schedules on
the television stations represented by NBC Spot Sales.
Left to right: Joseph Reich, Grand Union Supermarket
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Irving Ehrlich, Sales Manager, No-Cal Corporation.
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Academy oi TV Arts & Sciences 1327
Actors Equity Association 1320
Advertisers of 1957, INetwork TV, 100 T-p
& Est. Expenditures 743
Advertisers of 1957, Spoi 17, ICO Top &
Est. Expenditures ." . 129
Advertisers of 1957. TV, 100 Top & Est.
Total Expenditures 737
Advertisers. Spot TV. 10 Top, 1253-7 75
ADVERTISING AGENCIES ... 131
Canadian Agencies 248
Failures. 1934-1957 59
Time Buyer Biographies 225
Advertising Council, Inc 1320
Advertising Federation of Am'erica 1320
Advertising Index 29
Advertising Research Tsn-da^'on 1320
AFTRA 1321
Agency Time Buyer Biographies 225
Agents & Managers 1205
Agents. Press & Publicity 1093
AGVA 1321
ALABAMA: AM Stations 346
Families 346
Population 346
Radio Homes 346
TV Homes 787
TV Stations 787
ALASKA: AM Stations 668
TV Stations 880
ALBERTA, CANADA: AM Stations 683
TV Stations 883
Alicoate, Chas. A. . . . Foreword 5
All-American Favorites, 1957, Radio-TV
Daily 77
Allard, T. J. . . . Article 674
Allocations, FCC. TV Channel 897
AM STATIONS INU.S 317
Index 321
American Assn. of Advtg. Agencies 1320
AMERICAN BROADCASTING COMPANY:
Commercial Radio Programs, 1957... 1269
Commercial TV Programs, 1957 1285
Executive Biographies. TV 753
Executives & Personnel, Radio 259
Executives & Personnel, TV 756
Network Map, Radio 260-261
Network Map. TV 251-255
American Communications Assn 1321
American Federation of Musicians 1321
American Guild of Musical Artists. ... 1321
American Marketing Assn 1321
American Newspaper Publishers Assn.. . 1322
American Society of Composers. Authors
& Publishers 1219
American Women in Radio & TV 1322
AMP:
Wall, Charles A Article 1225
Personnel, Functions 1323
Publisher Members . . . 1225
Announcers-MC's 1113
Antenna Systems, Communit/ TV. 1350
ARIZONA: AM Stations 354
Families 354
Population 354
Radio Homes 354
TV Homes 788
TV Stations 788
ARKANSAS: AM Stations 358
Families 358
Population 358
Radio Homes 358
TV Homes 789
TV Stations 789
Art Directors Club of N.Y 1322
ARTICLES:
Allcrrd, T. J 674
Bernard, Charles 1135
Cowley, Charles C 247
Culligan, Matthew J 273
Delaney, James J 127
Doerfer. John C 83
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Dunnell, Ransom P
Dunton, A. D
Eastman, Robert E
Fellows, Harold E
Grey, Lanny & Ginger
Hayes, Arthur Hull
Headley, Frank M
Henry, Elliott W., Jr
Howell, John F
Jones, Merle S
Lawrence, Dick
Lewine, Robert F
McGannon, Donald H
Nelson, Raymond E
Rifkin, M. J
Secrest, James D
Shupert, George T
Sinn, John L
Stone, Ray
Sutton, David V..
Swezey, Robert D
Treyz, Oliver E
Vogel, George
Weil, Ralph N
Weis, Pierre
Wolf, Sidney J
Artists. Radio-TV
Artists, Vocal
Artists' Representatives Assn.
ASCAP:
Cunningham, Paul . . . Article
Personnel, Functions
Publisher Members
Assn. for Professional Bdcstg. Education
Assn. of Canadian Advertisers
Assn. of Maximum Service Telecasters. . .
Assn. of National Advertisers, Inc
Assn. of Radio-TV News Analysts
Associated Music Publishers, Inc
Associations (Organizations)
Associations, State Broadcasters
Authors Guild of Authors League of Am..
Authors League of America, The
Auto Radio Set Sales
Awards. "Emmy" — 1957
Awards, Radio-Television Daily
— B —
Background Processes . .
BAHAMAS: AM Stations
125
680
258
85
1217
263
121
749
91
760
720
766
93
774
745
87
89
95
1338
741
111
752
269
702
941
282
1061
1087
1322
1219
1322
1220
1322
1323
1323
1323
1323
1225
1320
1315
1323
1323
51
1366
77
1050
714
BEHIND THE MIKE, BEFORE
THE CAMERA 1059
Announcers-MC's 1113
Artists, Radio-TV 1061
Directors, Radio-TV 1161
Disc Jockeys 1 183
Musical Directors 1169
News Commentators 1149
Producers, Radio-TV 1099
Sports Commentators 1137
Vocal Artists 1087
Women Commentators 1198
Writers, Radio-TV 1177
Bernard. Charles . . . Article 1135
Bibliography 1372
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES:
ABC-TV Executives 753
Ad Agency Time Buyers 225
CBS-TV Executives 761
NBC-TV Executives 767
TV Film Sales Executives. 1029
BMI:
Haverlin. Carl Article 1226
Personnel, Functions 1324
Publisher Members 1227
Brand Names Foundation, Inc 1324
British Bcstg. Corp., The 1324
BRITISH COLUMBIA, CAN.: AM Stations. 684
TV Stations 883
British Commercial TV 918
British Information Services 1324
Broadcast Information Bureau 1324
Broadcast Music, Inc , . 1226 & 1324
Broadcast Pioneers 1324
Broadcasters Assns., State 1315
Broadcasters Promotion Assn.. ... ,314 & 1324
Bcstg. & Film Comm., Nat'l Council of
Churches 1324
Bcstg. Industry Financial Data, 1955-56.. 39
Bcstg. Industry Wages. 1952-56 51
Brokers, Play & Story ... 1209
Brokers, Radio-TV Station .... 1051
Bureau of Broadcast Measurement, The. . 1325
Business Failures, Causes of 1368
BUSINESS SECTION
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CALIFORNIA: AM Stations . .
Families
Population
Radio Homes
123
363
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363
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TV Homes 780
TV Stations 790
Call Letters, AM Stations, Index of 321
Call Letters. TV Stations. Index of 782
CANADA 675
Advertising Agencies 248
Assn. of Radio-TV Bcsirs 679
Canadian Broadcasting Corp 677
International Stations 717
Station Index. Radio 681
Station Representatives 289
Stations, AM 683
Stations. TV 883
Canadian Assn. of Radio-TV Bcstrs..679 & 1325
Canadian Broadcasting Corp 677
Carpets 1050
Cartoon Producers . 1051
Catholic Actors Guild of America 1325
Causes of Business Failures 1368
Channel Allocations. FCC 897
Color Equipped Stations. U. S 906
Color Processes 1049
COLORADO: AM Stations 383
Families 383
Population 383
Radio Homes 383
TV Homes 793
TV Stations 793
COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM:
Color Equipped Stations 906
Commercial Radio Programs, 1957 1269
Commercial TV Programs. 1957 1285
Executive Biographies. TV 761
Executives & Personnel. Radio 266
Executives & Personnel, TV. 764
Network Map. Radio 264-265
[Network Map. TV 762-763
Commentators. News 1149
Commentators, Sports 1137
Commentators. Women 1198
Commercials Producers. Musical 1213
Commercials Producers. TV Film 957
Commercial Programs, Radio. 1269
Commercial Programs, TV 1285
Commercial TV, British 918
Commercials Monitoring 1051
Community TV Antenna Systems 1350
Composers & Lyricists Guild of Am 1325
Conductors, Musical 1 169
CONNECTICUT: AM Stations. 389
Families 389
Population 389
Radio Homes 389
TV Homes 797
TV Stations 797
Consulting Engineers 1241
Costumes 1051
Country & Western Music Bcstrs. Assn.. . 1325
Cowley. Charles C. . . . Article .......... 247
CUBA: AM Stations 712
Culligan. Matthew J. . . . Article. 273
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Delaney. James J. . . . Article
DELAWARE: AM Stations
Families
Population
Radio Hom'es
TV Homes
TV Stations
Directors, Musical
Directors, Radio-TV
Disc Jockeys
Distributors. TV Film
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: AM Stations . .
Families
Population
Radio Homes
TV Homes
TV Stations
Doerfer. John C. . . Article
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: AM Stations ....
Dramatists Guild of Authors League of
Am
Dunnell, Ransom P. . . . Article . .
Dunton, A. D. . . . Article
127
393
393
393
393
797
797
1169
1161
1183
957
394
394
394
394
798
798
83
714
1325
125
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Eastman. Robert E. . . . Article. . 258
Editorial Index 7
Editors. Radio-TV 1053
Educational Bcstrs., Nat'l Assn. of 252
Educational Stations 253
EIA:
Auto Radio Set Sales Figures 51
Officers, Executive Personnel 1238
Radio-TV Set Production Figures ...... 49
Electronic Industries Assn 1238
"Emmy" Award Winners. 1957 1366
Engineers, Consulting . 1241
Episcopal Actors Guild of Americc 1326
EQUIPMENT SECTION . . . . 1237
Consulting Engineers 1241
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EIA Personnel 1238
Equipment Manufacturers 1243
TV Equipped Theatres 747
Toll-TV Firms 1052
Equity. Actors, Assn 1320
Events, Outstanding Industry,, 1957 97
Expenditures. Spot TV, 1957 75
Expenditures by Products, Spot TV. 1957. 916
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Failures. Advertising Agency. 1934-57... 59
Failures. Business, Causes of 1368
Families for 1958 (Estimated Radio-TV). . . 319
FCC Financial Figures 39
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS
COMMISSION:
Bcstg. Industry Financial Figures 39
Commissioners, Staff 308
FM Industry Financial Figures 47
License. How to Apply 1369
Nationwide Network Financial Figures. 41
Radio Industry Financial Figures 43
Station Expansion 61
TV Channel Allocations 897
TV Industry Financial Figures 45
Federal Trade Commission 1326
Fellows, Harold E. . . . Article 85
FILM PRODUCERS, DISTRIBU-
TORS <S COMMERCIALS
PRODUCERS — TV 957
Sales Executive Biographies 1029
Service Firms 1043
Film Producers Assn. of New York 1326
Film Sales Execs Bios 1029
Film Stock, Raw 1050
Financial Data, 1955-6, Bcstg. Industry. . . 39
Financial Data. 1955-6, FM Industry 47
Financial Data, 1955-6, Radio Industry. . 43
Financial Data, 1955-6, TV Industry 45
FLORIDA: AM Stations 395
Families 395
Population 395
Radio Homes 395
TV Homes 799
TV Stations 799
FM Bcstrs. Assn. of Southern Calif 1326
FM STATIONS, U. S 1337
Industry Financial Data 1955-6 47
Stone, Ray Article 1338
Foreign TV Stations 889
Foreword 5
French Bcstg. System in N. Am 1326
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GENERAL STATISTICS, RADIO-TV 33
GEORGIA: AM Stations 407
Families 407
Population 407
Radio Homes 407
TV Homes 803
TV Stations 803
Grey, Lanny & Ginger . . . Article 1217
Gross Time Charges, Network TV 63
GROUP STATION OPERA-
TIONS 721
GUAM: AM Stations 669
TV Stations 882
Guilds (Organizations) 1320
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HAITI: AM Stations 714
HAWAII: AM Stations 669
TV Stations 881
Hayes, Arthur Hull . . . Article 263
Headley, Frank M. . . . Article 121
Henry, Elliott W., Jr. . . . Article 749
Homes Delivered by Daytime Network TV 65
Homes Delivered by Nighttime Network
TV 65
How to Apply for FCC License 1369
Howell, John F. . . . Article 91
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IDAHO: AM Stations. 418
Families 418
Population 418
Radio Homes 418
TV Homes 805
TV Stations 805
ILLINOIS: AM Stations 421
Families 421
Population 421
Radio Homes 421
TV Homes 805
TV Stations 805
Independent Television Authority 918
INDEXES:
Advertising 29
Agency Time Buyers 226
Canadian AM Stations 681
Editorial 7
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TV Film Sales Executives 1030
U. S. AM Stations 321
U. S. TV Stations 782
INDIANA: AM Stations 431
Families 431
Population 431
Radio Homes 431
TV Homes 809
TV Stations 809
INDUSTRY ORGANIZATIONS. 1320
Institute of Radio Engineers, The 1326
INTERNATIONAL 703
Distribution of Radio Receivers 69
Radio Cadena Nacional, S. A 715
Radio Programas de Mexico, S. A 715
RCN Member Stations 716
Stations of Bahamas 714
Stations of Cuba 712
Stations of Dominican Republic 714
Stations of Haiti 714
Stations of Jamaica 714
Stations of Mexico 705
Stations of U. S. & Canada 717
IOWA: AM Stations 437
Families 437
Population 437
Radio Homes 437
TV Homes 812
TV Stations 812
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JAMAICA: AM Stations 714
Jewish Theatrical Guild of America 1326
Jingle Producers 1213
Joint Committee on Educational TV 1327
Jones, Merle S. . . . Article. 760
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KANSAS: AM Stations 442
Families 442
Population 442
Radio Homes 442
TV Homes 813
TV Stations 813
KENTUCKY: AM Stations 447
Families 447
Population 447
Radio Homes 447
TV Homes 815
TV Stations 815
KEYSTONE BROADCASTING SYSTEM:
Affiliates 280-281
Executives & F'arsonnsl 283
Network Map 284-285
— L —
Laboratories 1045
Lambs, The 1327
Lamps. Spot & Flood 1050
Lctrge Screen 1045
Lawrence, Dick . . . Article 720
League of Advertising Agencies 1327
Lenses 1045
Lewine, Robert F. . . . Arlicle 766
Libraries, Stock Shot 1050
License, How to Apply for FCC 1369
LOUISIANA: AM Stations 453
Families 453
Population 453
Radio Homes 453
TV Homes 815
TV Stations 815
— M —
McGannon, Donald H. ,. . . Article 93
MAINE: AM Stations. . . . 460
Families 460
Population 460
Radio Homes 460
TV Homes 817
TV Stations 817
Managers & Agents 1205
MANITOBA, CAN.: AM Stations 686
TV Stations 884
Manufacturers, Radio-TV Equip 1243
MAPS — RADIO, TV:
ABC Te>evision Network 754-755
ABN 260-261
CBS Radio Network 264-265
CBS Television Network 762-763
KBS Network 284-285
MBS Network 270-271
NBC Radio Network 274-275
NBC Television Network 770-771
NTA Film Network 776-777
MARYLAND: AM Stations 463
Families 463
Population 463
Radio Homes 463
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JIMMY BO WEN — Roulette
and the Rhythm Orchids
SONNY JAMES — Capitol
and His Southern Gentlemen
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BUDDY KNOX — Roulette
and the Rhythm Orchids
GENE VINCENT — Capitol
and the Blue Caps
UNDER PERSONAL MANAGEMENT
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TV Homes 819
TV Stations 819
MASSACHUSETTS: AM Stations 467
Families 467
Population 467
Radio Homes 467
TV Homes 820
TV Stations 820
MC's-Announoers 1113
MEXICO: AM Stations 705
MICHIGAN: AM Stations 473
Families 473
Population 473
Radio Homes 473
TV Homes 821
TV Stations 821
MINNESOTA: AM Stations 483
Families 483
Population 483
Radio Homes 483
TV Homes 822
TV Stations 822
MISSISSIPPI: AM Stations 488
Families 488
Population . 488
Radio Homes 488
TV Homes 823
TV Stations 823
MISSOURI: AM Stations 495
Families 495
Population 495
Radio Homes 495
TV Homes 824
TV Stations 824
Monitoring, Commercials 1051
MONTANA: AM Stations 503
Families 503
Population 503
Radio Homes 503
TV Homes 826
TV Stations 826
Mot. Pic. Industry Credit Group 1327
Mot. Pic. Theattes. TV Equipped .... 747
MUSIC 1211
AMP 1225
ASCAP 1219
BMI 1226
Commercials Producers , 1213
SESAC 1233
Song Hits of 1957 1218
Music Publishers Contact Employees. .... 1327
Music Publishers Protective Assn 1327
Musical Commercials Producers 1213
Musical Directors 1 169
MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM:
Commercial Radio Programs, 1957.... 1269
Executives & Personnel 272
Network Map & Affiliates 270-271
N
NAB:
Officers. Directors 312
NABET 1328
NABUG 1328
NAEB: 252
Membership 253
NARTB....(See NAB)
Nat'l Academy of TV Arts & Sciences 1327
Nat'l Assn. for Better Radio & TV 1327
Nat'l Assn. of Educational Bcstrs. . .252 & 1328
Nat'l Assn. of Performing Artists 1328
Nat'l Audience Board, Inc 1328
Nat'l Better Business Bureau, Inc 1328
NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY:
Color Equipped Stations 909
Commtercial Radio Programs, 1957. .... 1269
Commercial TV Programs, 1957 . 1285
Executive Biographies, TV 767
Executives & Personnel, Radio 277
Executives & Personnel, TV 768
Network Map, Radio 274-275
Network Map. TV 770-771
Nat'l Community TV Assn., Inc 1328
Nat'l Television Film Council 1329
Nat'l Variety Artists, Inc 1329
Nationwide Network Financial Figures,
1955-6 41
NEBRASKA: AM Stations 506
Families 506
Population „ 506
Radio Homes 506
TV Homes 827
TV Stations 827
Negro Actors Guild of America. Inc.. .... 1329
Nelson, Raymond E. . . . Article 774
NETWORKS 257 <S 751
ABC-TV Executives Biographies 753
ABC-TV Executives, Personnel 756
ABC-TV Network Map 754-755
ABN Executives, Personnel.. 259
ABN Map . . . . .260-261
CBS Radio Executives, Personnel ..... 266
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KAKE-TV
KDLO-TV
KGGM-TV
KLEW-TV
KOLD-TV
KRIS-TV
KTTS-TV
WALA-TV
KALB-TV
KDUB-TV
KGLO-TV
KLFY-TV
KOLN-TV
KRLD-TV
KTVH
WALB-TV
KARD-TV
KEDY-TV
KGMB-TV
KLIX-TV
KOLO-TV
KR NT-TV
KTVT
WANE
KARK-TV
KELO-TVS
KGNC-TV
KLTV
KOMO-TV
KROD-TV
KVAR
WATE-TV
KBAK-TV
KENS-TV
KGUL-TV
KLZ-TV
KOMU-TV
KRON-TV
KVOA-TV
WAVE-TV
KBAS-TV
KEPR-TV
KHAS-TV
KMAU-TV
KOOK-TV
KSBW-TV
KVTV
WBAL-TV
KBES-TV
KERO-TV
KHBC-TV
KM ID-TV
KOOL-TV
KSBY-TV
KWK-TV
WBAY-TV
KBET-TV
KFBB-TV
KHOL-TV
KM J -TV
KOSA-TV
KSD-TV
KWTV
WBBM-TV
KBMB-TV
KF DA-TV
KHPL-TV
KMSO-TV
KOTA-TV
KSIX-TV
KWTX-TV
WBEN-TV
KBOI-TV
KFDM-TV
KHQ-TV
KMTV
KOTV
KSLA-TV
KWWL-TV
WBIR-TV
KCBD-TV
KFDX-TV
KHQA-TV
KNAC-TV
KPAR-TV
KSL-TV
KXJB-TV
WBNS-TV
KCJB-TV
KFEQ-TV
KHSL-TV
KNOE-TV
KPIX
KSTP-TV
KXLF-TV
WBRC-TV
KCMC-TV
KFMB-TV
KID-TV
KN OX-TV
KPLC-TV
KSWS-TV
KXLY-TV
WBRE-TV
KCMO-TV
KFSA-TV
Kl DO-TV
KNXT
KPLO-TV
KSYD-TV
KYTV
WBRZ
KCRA-TV
KFSD-TV
K I MA-TV
KOA-TV
KPRC-TV
KTBC-TV
KYW-TV
WBTW
KCSJ-TV
KFVS-TV
KIRO-TV
KOAM-TV
KPTV
KTBS-TV
WABI-TV
WBTV
KCTV
KGBT
KIVA
KOB-TV
KRBC-TV
KTIV
WABT
WBUF
KDAL-TV
KGEO-TV
KKTV
KO DE-TV
KRCA
KTRE-TV
WAFB-TV
WBZ-TV
KDKA-TV
KOIN-TV
KRGV-TV
KTSM-TV
WAGA-TV
WCAU-TV
BULOVA
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WCAX-TV
WEAR-TV
WHEC-TV
WJTV
WMBR-TV
WCBS-TV
WEAU-TV
WHEN-TV
WJW-TV
WMBV-TV
WCCO-TV
WEEK-TV
WHIS-TV
WKBN-TV
WMCT
WCHS-TV
WEEQ-TV
WHO-TV
WKBT
WMFD-TV
WCIA
WEHT
WHTN-TV
WKJG-TV
WMSL-TV
WCKT
WESH-TV
WHYN-TV
WKNX-TV
WMT-TV
WCOV-TV
WFBC-TV
WIBW-TV
WKOW-TV
WMUR-TV
WCSC-TV
WFBG-TV
WICS-TV
WKRC-TV
WNAC-TV
WCSH-TV
WFBM-TV
WICU-TV
WKRG-TV
WNAO-TV
WCTV
WFGA-TV
WIIC-TV
WKTV
WNBC
WCYB-TV
WF IE-TV
WIMA-TV
WKY-TV
WNBF-TV
WDAF-TV
WFLA-TV
WIS-TV
WKZO-TV
WNBQ
WDAU-TV
WFMJ-TV
W ISC-TV
WLAC-TV
WNCT
WDAY-TV
WFMY-TV
WISH-TV
WLBT
WNDU-TV
WDBJ-TV
WGAL-TV
WJAC-TV
WLW-C
WN EM-TV
WD BO-TV
WGAN-TV
WJBF
WLW-D
WNHC-TV
WDEF-TV
WG EM-TV
WJBK-TV
WLW-T
WNOK-TV
WDSM-TV
WHAS-TV
WJDM-TV
WMAR-TV
WOAI-TV
WDSU-TV
WHBF-TV
WJHL-TV
WMAZ-TV
WOC-TV
WDXI-TV
WHCT
WJIM-TV
WMBD-TV
WOOD-TV
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WSB-TV
WTOK-TV
WPRO-TV
WSBT-TV
WTOP-TV
WPSD-TV
WSEE-TV
WTRF-TV
WRAL-TV
WSFA-TV
WTVD
WRBL-TV
WSJS-TV
WTVJ
WRC-TV
WSLS-TV
WTVM
WRCA-TV
WSM-TV
WTVO
WRCV-TV
WSPA-TV
WTVR
WRDW-TV
WSPD-TV
WTVT
WREC-TV
WSTV-TV
WTVY
WREX-TV
WSVA-TV
W-TWO
WRGB
WSYE-TV
WUSN-TV
WRGP-TV
WSYR-TV
WVEC-TV
WRLP
WTAP
W VET-TV
WROC-TV
WTAR-TV
WWJ-TV
WRVA-TV
W-TEN
WWL-TV
WSAU-TV
WTHI-TV
WWLP
WSAV-TV
WTMJ-TV
WXEX-TV
WSAZ-TV
WTOC-TV
WXIX
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CBS Radio Network Map 264-265
CBS-TV Executives Biographies 761
CBS-TV Executives, Personnel 764
CBS-TV Network Map 762-763
Color Equipped Stations 906
Commercial Programs, AM 1269
Commercial Programs, TV 1285
Daytime TV, Hom'es Delivered 65
KBS Affiliates 280-281
KBS Executives, Personnel 283
KBS Network Map 284-285
MBS Executives, Personnel 272
MBS Network Map 270-271
NBC Radio Executives. Personnel 277
NBC Radio Network Map 274-275
NBC-TV Executive Biographies 767
NBC-TV Executives, Personnel 768
NBC-TV Network Map 770-771
News Selections 81
Nighttime TV, Homes Delivered 65
NTA Film Network Executives 775
NTA Film Network Map 776-777
Regional 721
TV Time Chargies 63
Network Nationwide Financial Figures,
1955-6 41
NEVADA: AM Stations 510
Families 510
Population 510
Radio Homes 510
TV Homes 828
TV Stations 828
NEW BRUNSWICK, CAN.: AM Stations. . 687
TV Stations 884
NEWFOUNDLAND. CAN.: AM Stations. . 688
TV Stations 884
NEW HAMPSHIRE: AM Stations 511
Families 511
Population 511
Radio Homes 511
TV Homes 829
TV Stations . 829
NEW JERSEY: AM Stations 513
Families 513
Population 513
Radio Homes 513
TV Homes 829
TV Stations 829
NEW MEXICO: AM Stations 517
Families 517
Population 517
Radio Homes 517
TV Homes 829
TV Stations 829
New TV Stations to Open— 1858 913
NEW YORK: AM Stations 520
Families 520
Population 520
Radio Homes 520
TV Homes 830
TV Stations 830
News Commentators 1149
News Events, 1957, Top 10 Radio-TV 81
Newspaper Editors, Radio-TV 1053
Newspaper Reporters Assn. of N.Y.C.. . . 1329
News Selections, Network 81
News-Wire Services 115
NORTH CAROLINA: AM Stations 545
Families 545
Population 545
Radio Homes 545
TV Homes 835
TV Stations 835
NORTH DAKOTA: AM Stations 557
Families 557
Population 557
Radio Homes 557
TV Homes 838
TV Stations 838
NOVA SCOTIA. CAN.: AM Stations ... 689
TV Stations 884
NTA FILM NETWORK:
Executives & Personnel 775
Network Map 776-777
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OHIO: AM Stations 559
Families 559
Population 559
Radio Homes 559
TV Homes 839
TV Stations 839
OKLAHOMA: AM Stations 569
Families 569
Population 569
Radio Homes 569
TV Homes 843
TV Stations 843
ONTARIO, CAN.: AM Stations 690
TV Stations 885
Orchestra Leaders 1169
OREGON: AM Stations 573
Families 573
Population 573
Radio Homes 573
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TV Homes 844
TV Stations 844
Organists, Radio-TV . . 1169
ORGANIZATIONS 1320
Organizations. Research 109
Outstanding Industry Events, 1957. ...... 97
Ownership of TV Sets 57
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PENNSYLVANIA: AM Stations 581
Families 581
Population 581
Radio Homes 581
TV Homes 845
TV Stations 845
Phila. Radio & TV Bcstrs. Assn 1329
Play & Story Brokers 1209
Press Agents 1093
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. CAN.: AM
Stations 696
TV Stations 886
Prizes, Premiums, etc 1051
Producers, Cartoon 1051
Producers. Commercials, TV Film 957
Producers-Distributors, TV Film 957
Producers, Jingles 1213
Producers, Musical Commercials 1213
Producers. Radio-TV 1099
Producers. Radio-TV Program 923
Producers, Transcription 945
Production Figures. Radio-TV Set 49
PRODUCTION SECTION.
RADIO-TV 921
Professional Music Men, Inc 1329
Program Contractors, British 919
PROGRAM PRODUCERS,
RADIO-TV . 923
Service Firms 1043
PROGRAMS. COMMERCIAL
RADIO, 1957 . 1269
PROGRAMS. COMMERCIAL
TV. 1957 1285
Projectors 1050
Publications, Trade 1333
Public Relations & Publicity Firms 1093
PUERTO RICO: AM Stations 671
TV Stations ..... 881
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QUEBEC, CAN.: AM Stations 696
TV Stations , 887
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Radio Advertising Bureau, Inc 1329
Radio Cadena Nacional. S.A 715
Member Stations, AM 716
Radio-TV Correspondents Assn 1330
RADIO-TV DAILY:
All- American Favorites, 1957. 77
Officers, Personnel 26 & 1335
Top Ten News Events 79
Radio & TV Directors Guild 1330
Radio & TV Executives Society, Inc 1330
Radio-TV News Directors Assn 1330
Radio-TV Set Production— EIA Figures . . 49
Radio-TV Station Brokers 1051
Radio & TV Stations in Operation (U.S.) . . 53
Radio Free Europe. 1329
Radio Homes 319
Radio Industry Financial Data. 1955-6.. 43
Radio Markets Ranked. Spot Volume, 1956 718
Radio-Newsrdel-TV Working Press Assn.
of N. Y 1330
Radio Programas de Mexico, S.A 715
Radio Receivers, World-Wide Distribution 69
Radio Set Sales, Auto 51
Radio Spot Time Sales. 1956-7 305
Radio Station Index 321
Radio Stations, Number per State 319
Raw Stock 1050
Recording Companies, Transcription &. . 943
Reference Books, TV Bibliography 1372
REGIONAL NETWORKS.
RADIO-TV 721
Regional Organization IAAB's Central
Amer. Assns 1331
REPRESENTATIVES. RADIO-
TV STATION 289
Representatives, Talent . . . 1205
Research Organizations 109
RETMA . . . (See EIA)
RETMA of Canada 1330
RHODE ISLAND: AM Stations 597
Families 597
Population 597
Radio Homes 597
TV Homes 855
TV Stations 855
Rifkin, M. J. . . . Article 745
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Sales, Auto Radio Sets 51
Sales Exec Bios, TV Film. 1029
SASKATCHEWAN, CAN.: AM Stations. . . 700
TV Stations 887
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Screen Actors Guild 1331
Screen Composers Assn 1331
Screen Directors International Guild. ... 1331
Screening Rooms 1051
Screens. Large TV 1045
Everest. James D. . . . Article 87
SERVICE FIRMS. TV 1043
Background Processes 1050
Carpets 1050
Cartoon Producers 1051
Color Processes 1049
Commercials Monitoring 1051
Costumes 1051
Laboratories 1045
Large Screen 1045
Lenses 1045
Prizes, Premiums, etc 1051
Projectors 1050
Radio-TV Station Brokers 1051
Raw Stock 1050
Screening Rooms 1051
Spot & Flood Lamps 1050
Stock Shot Libraries 1050
Storage Vaults 1050
SESAC:
Heinecke, Paul . . . Article 1233
Personnel, Functions 1331
Publisher Members . 1234
Set Production. Radio-TV — EIA Figures . . ^49
Shupert. George T. . . . Article. ... . . 89
Singers, Radio-TV 1087
Sinn. John L. . . . Article 95
Society of Mot. Pic. & TV Engineers 1331
Song Hits of 1957 1218
Song Writers Protectiva Assn 1331
SOUTH CAROLINA: AM Stations 598
Families - 598
Population 598
Radio Homes 598
TV Homes 855
TV Stations 855
SOUTH DAKOTA: A I S.afon- 604
Families 604
Population 604
Radio Homes 604
TV Homes 857
TV Stations 857
Southern Calif. Bcsirs. Assn 1332
Sports Broadcasters Assn 1332
Sports Commentators 1137
Spot & Flood Lamps 1050
Spot Radio Market Volume Comparisons,
1955-6 117
Spot Radio Time Sales, 1956-7 305
Spot TV Advertisers of 1957, 100 Top &
Est. Expenditures 129
Spot TV Advertisers, Comparison 1956-57 75
Spot TV Expenditures, 1957 75
State Broadcasters Assns 1315
State Coverage Statistics. 1958 319
Station Brokers, Radio-TV 1051
Station Operation Analysis 53
Station Representatives Assn 1332
STATION REPRESENTA-
TIVES, RADIO TV 289
STATIONS:
Alaska— AM 669
Alaska— TV 880
Bahamas — AM 714
British Commercial TV 918
Canada — AM 683
Canada— TV 883
Channel Allocations, FCC 897
Color Equipped, U. S 906
Cuba— AM 712
Dominican Republic — AM 714
Educational — NAEB Members 253
FCC Report on Expansion 61
Foreign TV 889
Group Operations 721
Guam — AM 669
Guam— TV 882
Haiti— AM 714
Hawaii — AM 669
Hawaii— TV 881
International 703
International, U. S. & Canada 717
Jamaica — AM 714
Mexico — AM 705
Puerto Rico— AM 671
Puerto Rico — TV 881
Radio-TV Brokers 1051
Radio-TV, Number Operating (U.S.)... 53
Radio-TV, Number per State 319
Total Radio in U. S 319
Total TV in U. S 319
TV Set for Opening 913
TV Stations & Sets Overseas 894
TV Suspended 912
United States — AM 317
United States— FM 1339
United States— TV .................. 781
Virgin Islands — AM 6/J
STATISTICS, GENERAL, RADIO-TV 33
Stock Shot Libraries 1050
Stone, Ray . . . Article 1338
Storage Vaults 1050
Story Brokers, Play & 1209
Subscription TV 10S2
Suspended TV Operations 912
Sutton. David V. . . . Article 741
Sweezey, Robert D. . . . Article Ill
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS, RADIO-TV:
Chicago 102
Los Angeles 103
New York 100
Washington 103
Tele-Theatre Corporation 1332
TELEVISION Facing 736
Color Equipped Stations, U. S. ....... . 906
Community Antenna Systems. ........ 1350
"Emmy" Award Winners, 1957 1366
FCC Channel Allocations 897
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Film Commercials Producers 957
Film Producers-Distributors 957
Foreign Stations 889
Motion Picture Theatres, TV Equipped. 747
Networks 751
Programs, Commercial TV 1285
Service Firms 1043
Spot Expenditures, 1957 75
Spot Exp., 1957 by Products 916
Station Index 782
Stations, British Commercial 918
Stations, Number in U. S 319
Stations, Number per State 319
Stations Set for Opening — 1958 913
Stations & Sets Overseas 894
Stations, U. S 781
Suspended Station Operations 912
Television Bureau oi Advertising 1332
Television Homes 319
TENNESSEE: AM Stations 605
Families 605
Population 605
Radio Homes 605
TV Homes 857
TV Stations , 857
Territories & Possessions:
AM Stations 668
TV Stations 880
TEXAS: AM Stations. . 614
Families 614
Population 614
Radio Homes 614
TV Homes 859
TV Stations 859
Theatres, Motion Picture — TV Equipped. . 747
TIME BUYERS WHO'S WHO . . 225
Index — Time Buyers Bios 226
Time Buyers Bios, Ad Agency 227
Time Charges, Network TV, Gross 63
Title Page , 1
Toll-TV Firms 1052
TracJe Publications 1333
TRANSCRIPTION <£ RECORD-
ING COMPANIES 943
Treyz, Oliver E. . . . Article 752
TV & Radio Stations in Operation (U. S.). . 53
TV Events (Photos) 97
TV FILM PRODUCERS-
DISTRIBUTORS & COMMER-
CIALS PRODUCERS 957
TV FILM SALES WHO'S WHO. 1029
Index — Sales Executive Bios 1030
Sales Executive Biographies 1031
TV Industry Financial Data 1955-56 45
TV Sets, Ownership of 57
TV STATIONS IN U. S 781
Index 782
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Unions (Organizations) 1320
UjN.-Radio Div., Public Info 1332
U. S. Information Agency 1332
U.S. International Stations 717
UTAH: AM Stations 636
Families 636
Population 636
Radio Homes 636
TV Homes 871
TV Stations 871
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VERMONT: AM Stations 638
Families 638
Population 638
Radio Homes 638
TV Homes 871
TV Stations 871
VIRGINIA: AM Stations 639
Families 639
Population 639
Radio Homes 639
TV Homes 872
TV Stations 872
VIRGIN ISLANDS: AM Stations 673
Vocal Artists 1087
Vogel, George . . . Article 269
Voice of America 1332
— W —
Wages, Bcstg. Industry 1952-56 51
WASHINGTON: AM Stations 647
Families 647
Population 647
Radio Homes 647
TV Homes 874
TV Stations 874
Weil, Ralph N. . . . Article 702
Weis, Pierre . . . Article. . . . 941
WEST VIRGINIA: AM Stations 654
Families 654
Population 654
Radio Homes 654
TV Homes 875
TV Stations 875
WISCONSIN: AM Stations 659
Families 659
Population 659
Radio Homes 659
TV Homes 877
TV Stations 877
Wolf, Sidney J. , . . Article 282
Women Commentators 1 198
Writers Guild of America. East 1332
Writers Guild of America, West 1332
Writers, Radio-TV 1177
WYOMING: AM Stations 666
Families 666
Population , 666
Radio Homes 666
TV Homes 879
TV Stations 879
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ABC Film Syndication... 780
ABC Paramount 954
ABC Television 758-759
Academy Pictures, Inc. . . 28
Afra, Tybee 1083
Alcoa Theatre 738
Alexander, David 1100
Allen, Casey 1070
Allen, Craig 1163
Allen. Mel 56
Allen, Steve 1082
Allied Record Mfg. Co.. . . 940
American Broadcasting
Network 234-235
Ames Brothers 72
Anderson, Eddie
"Rochester" 1082
Andrews, Johnny 1082
Animation Equipment
Corp 999
Animation, Inc 997
Arnell, Peter 1099
Arnold, Danny 67
ASCAP 1210
Associated Press
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Associated Prog. Serv. . . . 953
Atlantic Television 981
Audio Productions, Inc.. . 972
Audio-Video Recording
Co 950
Avery-Knodel Inc 292
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Ballabio, Dennis .... 1080
Banghart, Kenneth .... .1149
Barnes Printing Co., Inc.. 968
Barnett International
Forwarders, Inc. ...... 706
Barry and Enright Prods.. 923
Bartell Family Radio 318
Baxley. Bill 1084
Beck, Jackson 1082
Benny, Jack 36
Bergen, Polly 88
Berle. Milton 40
Bernard, Charles, Co.
Inside Back Covers
Big 3 Music Corp.. The. . . 142
Bixby, Carl .....1177
Blaine, Jimmy 1076
Bloomberg, Haskell 328
Bontempi, Fedora .1083
Boone, Pat 14
Boone, Richard ......... 74
Bowen, Jimmy 16
Brand, Jack 1126
Brandt Public Rel. &
Prom 1093
British Information
Services 12
Broadcast Music, Inc.
322 & 750
Brown, Ted, and
The Redhead 1187
Bulova Watch Co., Inc... 18
Bunce, Alan 1073
Burke, Caroline .1109
Burns, Stan 86
Buttons, Red .1074
Byington, Spring ....... 1064
Byoir, Carl, & Assoc. Inc.. 1092
_C —
Caesar, Sid 60
Califone Corp 1243
California Studios 1001
Camargo, Ralph 1117
Canadian Association of
Broadcasters 678
Capitol Records, Inc. .... 944
29
Carlon, Fran 1070
Carson, Jeannie 90
Caruso, Carl 1124
Casanave, Don 1089
Case. Nelson 1124
CBC Television 676
CBS Radio Network. . .112-113
CBS Television Film
Sales, Inc 962-963
Central Public Relations.
Inc 1093
Cineffects Inc 983
Cinema Research 1003
CKLW. CKLW-TV 474
Clooney, Rosemary 66
Coastal Recording Co.... 950
Collyer, Bud 1123
Color Service Co., Inc. . . .
Columbia Transcriptions .
Commonwealth Film &
Television, Inc
Community Club Awards
Como, Perry 6
Conover, Candy Jones. . . 144
Consolidated Film
Industries 736
Conie, John 1071
Cooley, Lee 1106
Cooper, Frank, Assoc... 927
Corinthian Stations, The. . 740
Country & Western Music
Broadcast Assoc.
Inside Back Covers
Coy. Jim 1116
Craig's Restaurant 162
Criterion Film Labs ...... 1049
Culhane, Shamus,
Productions Inc 970
— D —
Dale, Alan 80
Damon, Jerry 1115
988
942
985
96
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Darley, Dik . . . ..... 67
Davidson, Alfred, Assoc. 150
Davis, Joe 1215
Davis, Phil. Musical
Enterprises 1212
DeAngelo, Carlo 1108
del Valle, Jaime 1103
De Rose, Peter, Memorial
Week 1215
Desilu Prods 76
Devol, Frank 67
De Witt, George 154
Diehm, Vic, Radio Group 580
Dine & Kalmus 1097
Disneyland Records .... 955
Dcdd, Jimmie 1080
Donner, Richard D 1164
Donohue, Jack 55
Dot Records 948
Doud. Earle 1177
Downs. Hugh 1060
Duff. Gordon 1105
Durante, Jimmy 46
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Eastern Efiects. Inc 989
Eastman Kodak Co 742
Editorial Films Inc 992
Edwards, Ralph 78
Emerick. Bob 1121
Empire Broadcasting
Corp 990
Empire Production Corp . . 990
Entertainment Productions,
Inc 116
Erickson, Corydon 1079
Erickson. Helene 1081
Erickson, Launcelot 1079
Erwin Wasey. Ruthrauff
6. Ryan. Inc 140
Etkes, Asher B., Assoc.
Inc 1097
— F —
Faillace Productions. Inc.. 1214
Feist, Leo, Inc ; 142
Felton, Happy 1070
Felt on, Norman 1105
Filmcraft Productions ... 984
Film Graphics Inc 987
Filmvideo 994
Fisher, Eddie 92
Fitzgeralds, The 1063
Fitzmaurice, Michael . . . 1076
Flying A Productions .... 980
Ford, Art .1189
Ford, Tennessee Ernte ... 50
Forrest, Ray 1107
Founders Corp. . 477, 542 & 670
Four Star Films, Inc 978
Framer, Walt, Productions 931
Francis, Arlene 64
Franklin, Joe 1078
Frozen Productions, Inc.. .1001
Frederick-Clinton Co., Inc.,
The 140
Fremantle Overseas .... 924
French Broadcasting
System 114
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GAC-TV, Inc 120
Ganshaw & Atlee 1096
General Film Labs
Facing Page 1376
German, W. J., Inc.
Facing Page 737
Gobel, George 44
Gold Medal Studios. Inc.. 990
Goldswan Productions,
Inc 10
Goodman, Harry S 926
Goodson-Todman
Productions 922
Gould, Wally 1164
Governor TV Attractions. 991
Grauer, Ben 1148
Greaza. Walter 1077
Grey, Lanny & Ginger. . . 1213
Grove, Betty Ann 1089
Gruenberg, Axel ....... 1101
Guedel, John, Productions 986
Guffanti Film Labs 1048
Guild Films Company.
Inc 966
— H —
Halloran, Ursula, &
Assoc 1094
Hamilton. Gene 1120
Hamilton, Stubblefield.
Twining & Assoc. Inc.. 324
Harrice. Cy 1114
Hart, Dorothy 1076
Hoyden, Russell 110
Heffner, Richard D 1107
Hein. Jac 1106
Heifer, Al 1136
Henderson, Skitch 1173
Herlihy, Ed; 1058
Hope. Bob 38
H-R Representatives, Inc. . 288
Hunter, Dean 1125
30
James. Dennis . . Facing Page 1
James, Sonny 16
Jelferson Standard
Broadcasting Company 836
Jerome, Henry 1173
Jordan, Pat 1184
— K
KABC 370
KAKE-TV 814
KBMB-TV 838
KBTV 794
KCBQ 318
KCJB, KCJB-TV 838
KCMO, KCMO-TV 811
KDKA 591
KDKA-TV 853
KDUB-TV 867
KEDY-TV 867
KFJZ-TV 864
KFSD 376
KFWB 368
KGNC-TV 860
KGUL-TV 740
KKEY 653
KNX 367
KOTV 740
KOWH 509
KPAR-TV 867
KPHO, KPHO-TV 811
KPOA 670
K-POP 371
KPRC. KPRC-TV 866
KRLD 621
KRLD-TV 863
KRMG 811
KRUX 318
KSJB 838
KSYD-TV 870
KTHT 625
KTRE-TV 868
KTVR 795
KXJB-TV 838
Kander, Allen, & Co 326
Kaye, Sammy 1169
Key Chain Stations, The. 511
Keystone Broadcasting
System 284-285
King, Carl 1121
Kin-O-Lux Inc 1046
Kinsella, Walter 1074
Kirchner, Claude 1112
Klavan & Finch . 1182
Knox, Buddy 16
Kudner Agency, Inc 136
X & W Film Service Corp. 996
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Lacy, Jack 1189
Laine, Frankis 1061
Landi, Erberto.
Advertising Co 164
Longford, Frances 94
Lang- Worth Feature
Programs, Inc 946
LaRosa, Julius 1077
Lea, Barbara 1075
Lee, Judy 1076
Leigh, Kelly 1080
Leonard, Herbert a 1098
Lescoulie, Jack 48
Levenson, Sam 1064
Lever Brothers 130
Lewis, Jerry 82
Lewis, Robert Q 58
Lewis, Shari 1080
Liebman, Max,
Productions. Inc. 84
Lockwood, Grey 1163
Lombardo, Guy 34
London, Jack,
Productions 929
Love, Dottie 1081
Love, James,
Productions, Inc 974
Lowe. Jim 1191
Lynch, Peg 1073
Lynn, Jerry,
Productions, Inc 1G04
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Mark VII Ltd 986
Market Maker SiaEora. . . 838
Marshall Organization . . 928
Marshall, Rex 1119
Martin, Don 1084
MCA 122
McCann-Erickson, Inc.. 132-133
McCarty. Milburn. Assoc ,
Inc 1095
McCleary, Albori 1102
McGowan Productions,
Inc 993
McLemore, Ed. Z 16
McNeill, Don 1072
McNeills, Maggi 1075
McWain. Wes 1184
Mello-Larks 1088
Mercer, Johnny 1087
Meredith Stations 811
MGM Records 954
MGM-TV 958
Miahati Inc 160
Miller Music Corp 142
Modern Teleservice, Inc.. 163
Morgan, Ray 138
Morris, William, Agency,
Inc 126
Morrow, Don 1118
Movielab Colo: Corp 1042
Murray, Jan 62
Mutual Broadcasting
System 256
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National Screen Service
Corp 746
National Telefilm Assoc. 960
NBC Radio Network 98-99
NBC Spot Sales 2-3
NBC Television Network
772-773
Nelson, Ozzie & Harriet. . 68
NTA Film Network. . .778-779
— O —
O'Brien, Tom 1112
Office Furniture. Lid 1049
Official Films Inc 965
Olsen, Johnny & Penny. .1074
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Packard Bell Electronics. 1236
Parkson Advertising
Agency, Inc 134
Parscns, Fred 1125
Paul. Ralph 1117
Peed. Earl S 1092
Peerless Film Processing. 1044
Perry Stations, The 799
Philbin. Jack 1108
Precision Film La^3 1045
Pressman, Gabe 1148
Product Services, Inc 164
Pulse, Inc 108
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Radio Cadena Nacional,
S. A 704
Raeburn, Bryna 1065
Rahall Group 581
Rambeau-Vance-Hcpple,
Inc 294
Rattazzi Restaurant 158
31
RCA Back Cover
Reeves Sound Studios,
Inc 951
Reimers, Ed 1084
Reynolds. Shelaon,
Productions 995
Richard, Max, Inc 1095
Richards, Malcolm 1122
Richardson, Don 1160
Riddle. Nelson 55
Ripley Clothes 118
Ritz Brothers 1073
Rabbins Music Corp 142
Rodney-Young
Productions 979
Rogers. Bill 1118
Rogers, Cowcn Or Jacobs,
Inc 977
Rooney. Mickey 70
Rose. David 1174
Ross, Lanny 1078
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Sande-Greene and
Assoc
Sanders, George
Sanford, Charles
Satenstein, Frank
Schenkel, Chris
Schneider, Dick
Scott, Fred
Scott, M. B
Screen Gems, Inc
Scribner, Jimmy. Co
Self, William
SESAC
Shaindlin. Jack
Sharbutt, Del
Shear, Barry
Sheldon, Herb
Sheldon Reynolds
Productions
Sheldon, Sandy
Shipley, Bill
Simpson, Garry
Sinatra, Frank
Skelton. Red
Smith, Betty, Associates.
Smith, Irv
Splendex Enterprises . ■ ■
Stagg, Jerry
Stark, Dick
Stark-Layton, Inc
Steele, Ted
Steen, Cort
Steere Broadcasting
Corp
Sterling, Jack
1003
1078
1172
1165
1138
1162
1123
148
956
165
55
1232
1171
1119
1161
1069
995
1109
1113
1162
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42
109S
152
94
1104
146
925
52
1161
480
1078
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Storer Broadcasting
Co 286-287
Streech, Wilbur, Produc-
tions, Inc. 1004
Swift, Allen 1084
Sylvern, Hank 1174
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Taubman, Paul . 1 168
Taylor. Brooke 1122
Telestudios, Inc 1047
Television Digest 156
television Graphics, Inc. 987
Texas Rasslin' 1002
Thomas, Danny ........1066
Thompson, Le Ora,
Assoc 1000
Tonken, Phil 1120
Trendle-Campbell-
Meurer, Inc. 920
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United Press 24
Universal Pictures 20
U. S. Steel 124
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Valenta, Leonard 1 160
Valentino, Thomas J.,
Inc 952
Van Praag Productions . . 998
Videart, Inc 1002
Video Pictures. Inc 976
Vincent. Gene 16
Von Zell, Harry 1068
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WAGA-TV 803
WAKE 318
WANE, WANE-TV 740
WAPA 672
WAVY-TV 873
WAVZ 390
WAZL 580
WBAI 1349
WBAP-AM-FM-TV 862
WBEN-TV 832
WBIG 549
WBNC 511
WBRY 392
WBTV 836
WBTW 836
WCAU-TV 852
WCHS-TV 876
WCOA 799
WDBO 800
WDGY 485
WDLP 799
WDOK 562
WESH-TV 799
WFAA, WFAA-TV 620
WFAS-AM-FM 544
WFBF 397
WFBG-TV 846
WFBL . 542
WFBM-TV 808
WFEA 581
WFIL-TV 850
WGAN, WGAN-TV 462
WGN, WGN-TV 422
WGR-TV 833
WHAB 409
WHB 498
WHEN, WHEN-TV 811
WHO 524 & 531
WHLM 580
WHOL 580
WHOM 528
WICU 847
WIDE 580
WILD 318
WINS 530
WIP 588
WISH, WISH-TV 740
WISN. WISN-TV 878
WJAR-TV 276
WIHP 799
WJW-TV 840
WJZ-TV 818
WKAP 581
WKBW 522
WKCB 511
WKCQ 511
WKIX 553
WKMI 480
WLBR-TV 848
WLIB 532
WMAR-TV 819
WMGM 534
WMRN 566
WMUR-TV 829
WNAR 581
WNBF-TV 831
WOKY 318
WOR 320
WOV 536
WOW 811
WOW-TV 811 & 827
WPAT 516
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WPRO 596
WPRO-TV 854
WQAM 401
WQXR 538
WSAI 560
WSB, WSB-TV 802
WSPD-TV 842
WTAC 477
WTAL 580
WTIC 388
WTIC-TV 796
WTIX 458
WTMC 799
WTRY 390
WTSP 581
WTVJ 748
WVEC-TV 872
WVNJ 514
WVUE-TV 849
WWNR 581
WWRL 544
WYDE 318
Wallace, Mike .1074
Wayne, Bernie 1170
Westinghouse Broad-
casting Co.. Inc 306-307
Wick, Charles 94
Willis, Richard 1068
Wilson, Bob 1150
Winchell, Paul 1072
Wingate, John 1149
Winters, Jonathan 1066
Wismer, Harry 8
Woods, Donald . 1067
World Broadcasting
System, Inc 22-23
World Video Productions,
Inc. 982
Young & Rubicam, Inc... 128
Young Television Corp. . . 290
Z —
Zenith Radio Corp ... 744
Ziv Television
Inside Front Covers
Zouary, Maurice H.,
TV-Film Prods. ....... 930
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► Total Radio-TV broadcast income (before tax) for 1956 $238.8 million
► Number of commercial AM stations licensed and operating December 1, 1957. . 3180
► Number of commercial FM stations licensed and operating December 1, 1957.. 537
► Number of commercial TV stations licensed and operating December 1, 1957. . 539
► Total radio sets produced in 1957 15,611,043
► Total TV sets produced in 1957 7,179,145
► Total network TV gross time charges for 1957/ $516,201,566
► Total national spot radio time sales for 1957 $183,987,003
► Total 1956 FM broadcast loss (before tax) for stations operated by non-AM
licensees $400,000
$> Total gross spot TV time sales, 1957 $448,734,000
► Total spent by 1957's top spot TV advertiser (Procter & Gamble) $25,916,840
► Number of homes delivered by the average week day daytime network TV program
in January 1958 4,463,000
► In 1957 national and regional spot TV advertisers spent 32.3 per cent of budget on
daytime programs, 57.8 per cent nighttime, and 9.9 per cent late night.
► Average number of U.S. advertising agencies, excluding branches 2700
► Number of advertising agency failures in 1957 55
► Total liabilities $2,081,000
► Total radio broadcast income (before tax) for 1956 $49.2 million
► Total TV broadcast income (before tax) for 1956 $189.6 million
► Total automobile radio set sales for 1957 5,495,774
► Total employee income for broadcast industry in 1956 $518 million
► Average employee income for broadcast industry in 1956 $6,584
► Number of full-time employees of broadcast industry in 1956 77,000
► National expenditures in 1956 for radio-TV set repairs $756 million
► Percentage of U.S. families owning TV sets, January 1957 79%
► Number of U.S. TV sets in use in 1957 44.5 million
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From
Guy Lombardo
and his
Royal Canadians
Currently at Hotel Roosevelt Grill, New York
Current Capitol Album, "The Lively Guy"
Current Decca Album, "Waltzland"
PUBLICITY: DAVID O. ALBER ASSOC, Inc.; Gene Shefrin
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► Stations on the air June 30, 1957: Commercial AM 3,079
Commercial FM 530
Educational FM 135
Commercial TV 519
TV Translator 41
Educational TV 20
► Number of radio stations in Canada 187
^ Number of radio stations in Mexico 3G7
^ Number of member stations, Radio Cadena Nacional, S.A 61
^ Number of radio stations in Cuba 113
^ Number of radio stations in Haiti 2
► Number of radio stations in Dominican Republic 18
► Number of radio stations in the Bahamas 1
$ Number of radio stations in Jamaica . . 4
► Number of radio stations in Alaska 13
^ Number of radio stations on Guam 1
► Number of radio stations in Hawaii 15
► Number of radio stations in Puerto Rico 23
|> Number of radio stations in the Virgin Islands 2
► Number of international radio stations in U.S 35
► Number of international radio stations in Canada 18
^ Number of TV stations in Alaska 5
► Number of TV stations in Hawaii, including satellites 7
^ Number of TV stations in Puerto Rico 5
^ Number of TV stations on Guam 1
► Number of TV stations in Canada, excluding satellites 45
► Number of radio receiver sets in the world, exclusive of the U.S., its territories, and
Canada 143,330,500
► Number of wired speakers in the world, exclusive of the U.S., its territories, and
Canada 28,918,800
► Worldwide total of TV stations, exclusive of the U.S., its territories, Canada, and
overseas Armed Forces stations 447
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► Worldwide total of TV receivers, exclusive of the U.S., its territories, Canada, and
overseas Armed Forces 16,390,100
► Number of network color-equipped stations in the U.S 293
► Number of community TV antenna systems in the U.S over 500
► Number of network affiliates and O & 0 stations :
Network
ABC
Number of
Affiliates
ladio TV
Number of
O & 0 Stations
AM FM TV
301 195
5
4 5
201 225
6
5 6
450
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190 195
7
5 7
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CBS
MBS
NBC
KBS
NTA — 134 — 1
ABC also owns a 50 per cent interest in WLS, Chicago.
Sale of WCAU-AM-FM-TV Philadelphia, to CBS was pending at press time.
Sale of WATV, WAAT, Newark, N. J., to NTA was pending at press time.
► Number of NAEB member stations 157
► Number of voting members, Broadcasters' Promotion Association 130
► On June 30, 1957, of 475 commercial TV stations in operation, 389 were VHF and
86 were UHF; 24 educational stations (19 VHF, 5 UHF) and 41 UHF translator sta-
tions were on the air.
► On June 30, 1957, 302 communities had one or more commercial TV stations in opera-
tion; of these 80 had two, 27 had three, and 11 had four or more.
► Over 90 per cent of the U.S. population is estimated to be within range of at least
one TV station; over 75 per cent within range of two or more.
► On June 30, 1957, about 160,000 color receivers were in use; this number is expected
to reach 300,000 by 1958.
► Highest price paid for an AM station was sale in 1957 of WNEW, New York for
$5,160,800.
► Highest price paid for a TV station was sale in 1955 of WDTV, Pittsburgh, for
$9,750,000.
► In 1967 the tallest TV tower in use was 1,610 feet above ground (KS WS-TV, Roswell,
N. M.), said to be the world's highest man-made structure.
► In 1957 colorcasting was available to over 96 per cent of TV homes in the U.S.
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Broadcasting Industry Operations
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A continued increase in total revenue for the radio-television industry in 1956 is
indicated by financial figures released by the Federal Communications Commission. Com-
bined radio and television income before tax shows an increase of 21.7 per cent over the
figures for 1955 (in 1955 this increase was 48.4 per cent over the preceding year). While
the four nationwide radio networks and their owned and operated stations show a
revenue decrease of 11.7 per cent in 1956, three regional networks and their stations
are reported to have a revenue increase of 14.7 per cent. The revenue increase for all
other stations is 9.4 per cent.
All Networks and Stations, 1955-56
Item 1955 1956 Per Cent
(Millions) (Millions) Increase
in 1956
Broadcast Revenues
Radio1 $ 453.4 $ 480.6 6.0
Television 744.7 896.9 20.4
Total $1,198.1 $1,377.5 15.0
Broadcast Expenses
Radio1 $ 407.4 $ 431.4 5.9
Television 594.5 707.3 19.0
Total $1,001.9 $1,138.7 13.7
Broadcast Income (before Federal Income Tax)
Radio1 $ 46.0 $ 49.2 7.0
Television • 150.2 189.6 26.2
Total $ 196.2 $ 238.8 21.7
xRadio includes AM and FM broadcasting-.
Note. 1956 radio data cover the operations of four nationwide networks and three regional networks,
2 916 AM and AM-FM and 53 independent FM stations. Excluded are 55 stations whose reports were filed
too late for tabulation. 1955 data are for the same networks and 2,704 AM and AM-FM and 38 independent
FM stations Excluded aire 90 stations whose reports were filed too late for tabulation. 1956 TV data cover
the operations of three networks and 474 stations. 1955 TV data cover the operations of four networks
(three networks afiter September1 15, 1955, when DuMomt ceased network operations) and 437 stations.
Source: FCC.
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Nationwide Networks Only, 1955-56
(Including Owned and Operated Stations)
Item 1955 1956 Per Cent Increase
(Millions) (Millions) or (Decrease)
in 1956
Broadcast Revenues
Radio $ 74.5 $ 65.8 (11.7)
Television 374.0 442.3 18.3
Total $448.5 $508.1 13.3
Broadcast Expenses
Radio $ 69.4 $ 66.2 ( 4.6)
Television 306.0 356.9 16.6
Total $375.4 $423.1 12.7
Broadcast Income (before Federal Income Tax)
Radio $ 5.1 $ (0.4)
Television ' 68.0 85.4 25.6
Total $ 73.1 $ 85.0 16.3
Note. Radio data include the operations of 15 network-owned AM stations in 1955 and 1956. Television
data include the operations of 16 network-owned stations in 1955 and 15 in 1956.
Source: FCC.
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Radio Industry Financial Data
For the Period 1955-1956
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AM Radio1 Broadcast Revenues, Expenses and Income, 1955-56
Per Cent
Increase
1955 1956 or (Decrease)
Item {Thousands) {Thousands) in 1956
Broadcas t Revenues
4 nationwide networks and their
stations2 $ 74,511 $ 65,804 (11.7)
3 regional networks and their
stations2 3,814 4,373 14.7
All other stations3 374 013 408,984 9.4
Total $452,338 $479,161 5.9
Broadcast Expenses
4 nationwide networks and their
stations2 $. 69,449 $ 66,233 ( 4.6)
3 regional networks and their
stations2 2,968 3,579 20.6
All o'her stations3 333,565 359,794 7.9
Total $405,982 $429,606 5.8
Broadcast Income {before Federal Income Tax)
4 nationwide networks and their
stations2 $ 5,062 $ (429)
3 regional networks and their
stations2 846 794 (6.1)
All other stations3 40,448 49,190 21.6
Total $ 46,356 $ 49,555 6.9
Excludes independently operated FM stations, 38 in 1955 and 53 in 1956. Also excludes 90 AM stations
reporting- too late to tabulate in 1955 and 55 in 1956.
includes the operations of 18 network-owned stations in 1955 and 19 network-owned stations in 1956.
3Includes 2,685 stations in 1955 and 2,897 stations in 1956.
Source: FCC.
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TV Industry Financial Data
For the Period 1955-1956
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TV Broadcast Revenues, Expenses and Income, 1956
3 Networks
and Their 15 Totals
Owned and Networks
Operated TV 459 Other and 474 TV
Stations TV Stations Stations
Item (Millions) (Millions) (Millions)
Broadcast Revenues
Revenues from the sale of time:
Total network time sales . . $269.1 $ 98.6 $367.7
Non-network time sales to:
National and regional advertisers. . .. . $ 55.7 $225.5 $281.2
Local advertisers 22.9 151.3 174.2
Total non-network time sales $ 78.6 $376.8 $455.4
Total times sales $347.7 $475.4 $823.1
Deduct — Commissions to agencies, repre-
sentatives, etc 70.91 63.1 134.0
Net time sales $276.8 $412.3 $689.1
Revenues from incidental broadcast activities:
Talent $135.1 $ 11.3 $146.4
Sundry broadcast revenues 30.4 31.0 61.4
Total incidental broadcast activities $165.5 $ 42.3 $207.8
Total broadcast revenues $442.3 $454.6 $896.9
Broadcast Expenses
Total broadcast expenses of networks and
stations $356.9 $350.4 $707.3
Broadcast Income (before Federal Income Tax)
Broadcast income before Federal income
tax $ 85.4 $104.2 $189.6
xOl this amount $55.7 million is applicable to the total «*le of network time.
Source: FCC.
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MANAGEMENT:
WILLIAM MORRIS AGENCY
NEW YORK — CHICAGO — HOLLYWOOD
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FM Industry Financial Data
For the Period 1955-1956
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FM Broadcast Revenues, Expenses and Income, 1955-56
Item,
1956 1955
Number of Amount Number of Amount
Stations (Millions) Stations (Millions)
FM Broadcast Revenues
FM Stations Operated by:
AM Licensees:
Reporting no FM revenues 302
Reporting FM revenues 119
l
Non-AM Licensees 51
Total FM Stations 472
332
$1.0
123
$0.9
1.4
38
1.0
$2.4
493
$1.9
FM Stations Operated by:
Non-AM Licensees
Industry Total
51
FM Broadcast Expenses
$1.8
I1;
38
$1.4
FM Stations Operated by:
Non-AM Licensees
Industry Total
51
FM Broadcast Income
(before Federal Income Tax)
(0.4)
38
(0.4)
( ) Denotes loss.
(!) In view of the difficulty in a joint AM-FM operation in allocating- FM operation expense separately
from AM station operation expense, licensees of such stations were not required to report FM station expense
separately. As a result, FM industry totals for expense and income are not available. AM-FM licensees, how-
ever, were requested to report separately the revenues, if any, attributable to FM station operation if such
data were readily available. In only a few instances did AM-FM licensees state they were unable to segregate
the FM revenues.
Source: FCC.
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EIA Figures on Radio and Television
Set Factory Production — 1957
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Table Models,
AM-FM Over $15 TV,UHF Other
Radio AM-FM, FM Tuner TV
January 1,085,529 15,136 67,079 450,190
February 1,264,765 15,185 68,219 464,697
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March 1,609,073 16,783 62,815 559,842
April 1,115,813 9,755 42,374 361,246
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May 1,023,771 9,749 41,596 342,386
June 1,088,343 7,408 72,766 543,778
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July 612,588 6,853 55,401 360,660
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August 965,724 10,744 88,615 673,734
September 1,610,748 15,072 87,040 832,631
October 1,569,180 17,588 83,372 661,994
November 1,688,868 24,470 55,035 574,646
December 1,793,336 34,562 55,488 573,541
Total 15,427,738 183,305 779,800 6,399,345
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Broadcast Industry Wages: 1952-1956
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National
Number Average Total Expenditures
Full-time Employee Employee Radio-TV
Employees Income Income Set Repairs
1952 61,000 $5,559 $355,000,000 $476,000,000
1953 65,000 5,889 379,000,000 533,000,000
1954 72,000 6,029 430,000,000 600,000,000
1955 74,000 6,333 465,000,000 664,000,000
1956 77,000 6,584 518,000,000 756,000,000
Source : Department of Commerce.
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Sales of Automobile Radio Sets — 1957
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January 521,624 July 256,279
February 522,859 August 301,971
March 597,532 September 446,419
April 380,452 October 522,746
May 396,151 November 563,066
June 416,058 December 570,617
Total 5,495,774
Source: EIA.
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TED STEELE
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Radio and TV Stations in Operation in U. S.
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#
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AM Stations
Total
Licensed & Authoriza-
1957 Operating CP's tions
January 1 3008 117 3125
February 1 3014 123 3137
March 1 3031 133 3164
April 1 3040 145 3185
May 1 3049 154 3203
June 1 3060 167 3227
July 1 3079 159 3238
August 1 3095 155 3250
September 1 3113 148 3261
October 1 3133 142 3275
November 1 3157 122 3279
December 1 3180 109 3289
FM Stations (Commercial)
January 1 530 24 554
February 1 527 24 551
March 1 529 23 552
April 1 526 23 549
May 1 529 22 551
June 1 532 27 559
July 1 530 31 561
August 1 531 31 562
September 1 532 30 562
October 1 532 36 568
November 1 533 47 580
December 1 537 51 588
TV Stations (Commercial)
January 1 511 120 631
February 1 513 120 633
March 1 515 123 638
April 1 515 126 641
May 1 515 126 641
June 1 519 126 645
July 1 519 132 651
August 1 522 132 654
September 1 528 133 661
October 1 531 126 657
November 1 536 119 655
December 1 539 117 656
Source: FCC
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THE FRANK SINATRA SHOW
ABC-TV
Hobart Productions
S4
WILLIAM SELF
Producer
JACK DONOHUE
NELSON RIDDLE
Director
Musical Director
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MEL ALLEN
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OWNERSHIP OF TV SETS
A Percentage Study of U. S. Family Television
Ownership — by Location and Family Types
• A continued increase in the number of U. S. families owning television
sets (five per cent more in January, 1957 than in January, 1956) is indi-
cated by the latest figures made available by the Market Research Corpora-
tion of America. This organization, feeling that television ownership has
reached a saturation point of about 80 per cent, has ceased to compile cur-
rent figures.
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PER CENT OF FAMILIES IN EACH GROUP
WITH TELEVISION SETS
Apr. '56 July '56 Oct. '56 Jan. '57
Per Cent Per Cent Per Cent Per Cent
UNITED STATES TOTAL 75 76 78 79
REGIONS:
Northeast 88 88 88 90
South 63 64 68 68
North Central 77 79 80 81
Mountain and Southwest 60 62 65 68
Pacific 74 76 77 77
CITY SIZE:
Farm 53 54 57 61
Under 2,500 64 67 69 69
2,500 to 50,000 62 65 66 68
50,000 to 500,000 80 82 83 84
500,000 and Over 89 89 90 90
TOTAL FAMILY INCOME:
Upper Fourth 86 87 89 90
Next Fourth 82 85 86 87
Next Fourth 75 76 77 78
Lowest Fourth 56 58 59 61
EDUCATION OF FAMILY HEAD:
Grade School 68 70 71 73
High School 82 83 85 86
College 79 79 81 82
SIZE OF FAMILIES:
1 and 2 Members 67 69 70 71
3 Members 78 81 83 83
4 & 5 Members 84 85 86 87
6 Members or more 74 74 74 76
AGE OF HOUSEWIFE:
Under 35 81 " 82 84 85
35 Thru 44 Years 79 82 84 85
45 Years and Over 68 70 71 72
PRESENCE OF CHILDREN:
5 Years and Under 80 81 84 85
6-12 Years 82 83 84 85
13-20 Years 76 78 80 81
No Children 68 70 71 72
Source: Market Research Corporation of America.
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Robert Q. Lewis
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ADVERTISING AGENCY FAILURES
1934-1957
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Year
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
L939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
Number
52
32
22
16
34
46
43
16
19
6
1
6
12
24
34
38
34
19
24
34
31
32
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Liabilities
$1,061,000
1,218,000
418,000
297,000
284,000
414,000
1,056,000
205,000
130,000
111,000
4,000
145,000
304,000
793,000
746,000
1,167,000
1,043,000
531,000
466,000
1,265,000
815,000
1,519,000
2,081,000
Comparative Failure Trends
Percentage Change
1956-57
Number Liabilities
Total Businesses, All Lines , . -f- 8 +9
Total Commercial Services +7 +9
Advertising Agencies +72 +37
Avg. Liability
Per Failure
in 1957
$44,784
39,703
37,836
Source: Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.
N.B. This record includes those businesses that ceased operations following assignment
or bankruptcy; ceased with loss to creditors after such actions as execution, foreclosure,
or attachment; voluntarily withdrew leaving unpaid obligations; were involved in court
actions such as receivership, reorganization, or arrangement; or voluntarily compromised
with creditors.
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SID CAESAR
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FCC Report — Station Expansion
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rending CP's Total CP's not Total
Year Grants Deletions applications Licensed on air on air on air authorized
COMMERCIAL AM
1949
r~
212
1950
.... 35
109
1 95 1
15
91
1952
1 953
24
.... 29
36
79
1954
27
54
C5C5C5
.... 27
31
.... 11
44
37
28
COMMERCIAL FM
19*9 209 55 382 1,963 43 2,006 173 2,179
l»50 191 70 277 2,118 26 2,144 159 2,303
•951 116 35 270 2,248 33 2,281 104 2,385
1 952 60 25 323 2,333 22 2,355 65 2,420
1953 187 23 250 2,439 19 2,458 126 2,584
1954 148 29 226 2,565 18 2,583 114 2,697
•955 161 18 304 2,719 13 2.732 108 2,840
•956 197 18 389 2,871 25 2,896 124 3,020
•957 232 14 431 3,044 35 3,079 159 3,238
65 377 360 737 128 865
17 493 198 691 41 732
10 534 115 649 10 659
648
377
360
493
198
534
115
582
47
551
29
529
24
525
15
519
It
519
1 1
8 551 29 580 21 601
5 529 24 553 16 569
6 525 15 540 12 552
10 519 It 530 16 546
561
737
128
691
41
649
10
629
19
580
21
553
16
540
12
530
16
530
31
EDUCATIONAL FM
1949 18
1 950 25
1951 19
1952 12
1 953 13
1 954 9
1955 7
1956 13
1957 17
7
9
31
3
34
24
58
4
3
61
1
62
20
82
6
2
82
1
83
12
95
2
2
91
1
92
12
104
1
3
106
0
103
10
116
o
1
117
0
117
6
123
3
1
121
3
124
3
127
4
5
126
0
126
10
136
5
2
135
0
135
13
148
COMMERCIAL TV
1949 15
1950 0
1 951 0
1952 0
1953 381
1954 174
1 955 67
1956 60
1957 55
7
338
13
56
69
48
117
8
351
47
57
101
5
109
0
415
81
26
107
«j
109
1
716
96
12
108
0
108
6
572
101
97
198
285
483
81
200
104
'?98
102
171
573
58
127
137
321
458
121
582
25
128
186
310
496
113
609
13
129
344
175
519
132
651
TV TRANSLATOR
74 0 48 17 24 41 33
EDUCATIONAL TV
1952 0
1953 17
1954 13
1955 5
1956 7
1957 8
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
29
0
1
1
16
17
0
17
0
6
6
24
30
1
14
1
10
11
23
34
0
11
1
19
20
21
41
0
8
14
12
26
23
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Any seeming: discrepancy in the relation of grants and deletions during: the year to total authorizations
at the close of the year is due to reinstatement of some deleted authorizations and other considerations
impossible to detail in this general table. Figures shown are for close of each fiscal year.
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JAN MURRAY
"TREASURE HUNT SHOW— NBC-TV
Monday to Friday — 10:30 to 11:00 A.M. EST
Every Tuesday — 7:30 to 8:00 P.M. EST
Management:
William Morris Agency
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GROSS TIME CHARGES
NETWORK TELEVISION
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Network Television
% J an. -Dec. J an. -Dec. %
Dec. 1957 Dec. 1956 Change 1957 1956 Change
,\merican $ 8,614,646 $ 6,699,450 +28.6 $ 83,071,234 $ 76,726,129 +8.3
Columbia 21,938,264 20,395,400 + 7.6 239,284,899 223,520,382 +7.1
National 19,146,483 17,666,721 +8.4 193,845,383 187,921,123 +3.2
Total $49,699,393 $44,761,571 +11.0 $516,201,566 $488,167,634 +5.7
1957 Network Television Totals
ABC
January $ 6,715,581
February 6,175,488
March •• 6,848,848
April 6,682,786
May 7,258,807
June 6,413,708
July 6,348,496
August ......... 6,134,380
September 5,704,888
October 8,093,724
November 8,079,932
December 8,614,646
Total $83,071,284
Share of total,
1957 16.1%
Share of total,
1956 15.7%
CBS
NBC
Total
$ 20,231,474
$ 16,554,941
$ 43,501,996
18,309,088
14,900,631
39,385,207
20,172,173
16,631,974
43,652,995
19,385,098
15,154,388
41,222,272
20,307,762
15,811,033
43,377,602
18,356,892
14,746,537
39,517,137
18,537,069
13,874,872
38,760,437
18,240,823
14,473,677
38,848,880
19,935,115
15,286,270
40,926,273
22,421,673
18,752,891
49,268,288
21,449,468
18,511,686
46,041,086
21,938,264
19,146,483
49,699,393
$239,284,899
$193,845,383
$516,201,566
46.3%
37.6%
45.8%
38.5%
Source: Publishers Information Bureau, Inc.
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ARLENE FRANCIS
Exclusive Rep.: Martin Goodman, 36 Central Park So., PLaza 1-3555
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Homes Delivered by Average Week Day
Daytime Network TV Program
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Homes Delivered
(Thousands)
1956 1957 1958
January 3,780 4,004 4,463
February 3,180 3,553
March 2,899 3,318
April 2,662 3,211
May 2,292 2,557
June 1,998 2,361
July 2,222 2,628
August 2,415 2,568
September 2,223 2,474
October 2,915 3;055
November 3,231 3,373
December 3,074 3,756
Annual Average 2,743 3,060
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Homes Delivered by Average Nighttime
Network TV Program
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Homes Delivered
(Thousands)
1956 1957 1958
January 7,467 9,195 9.832
February 7,779 9,098
March 7,536 9,052
April 7,350 9,025
May 6,855 7,817
June 6,115 7,053
July * 5,426 6,244
August 5,383 6,751
September 6,436 7,942
October 7,400 8,890
November 8,077 9,387
December 8,378 9,222
Annual Average 7,073 8,364
Source: TvB
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The Lux Show
»
Starring
ROSEMARY CLOONEY
NBC-TV
Co-produced by Joe Shribman and Dik Darley
A Maysville Corporation Production
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The Lux Show
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Directed By
DIK DARLEY
Head Writer and
Guest Sequence
Director
Musical Director
and
Arranger
DANNY ARNOLD
FRANK DEVOL
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THE ADVENTURES OF OZZIE AND HARRIET
TELEVISED EVERY WEEK OVER THE ABC-TV NETWORK
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Radio Receivers — World-Wide Distribution
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At the end of 1957, the number of radio receivers and wired speakers in the world,
exclusive of the United States, its territories, and Canada, had expanded by 10 per cent
and 16 per cent respectively, as compared with February, 1957. Of the approximate in-
crease of 12,800,000 radio receivers {exclusive of wired speakers) , the greatest expansion
both in absolute numbers and proportionately, took place in the Communist Bloc countries
of Eastern Europe (4,500,000 — 27 per cent), followed by Western European countries
(4,000,000 — six per cent), the Far East (2,700,000 — 14 per cent), the Near East, South
Asia, and Africa (1,000,000 — 13 per cent) , and Latin America (600,000 — three per cent).
The more than 4,000,000 increase in the number of wired speakers took place almost ex-
clusively in Communist Bloc countries. The following tabulation of radio receivers and
wired speakers by areas and by countries of the world is as of December 31, 1957.
Accuracy of the material varies with the reliability of the statistics utilized by the
sources. In some instances official statistics based upon licensed sets and supplemented
by estimates as to the number of unlicensed sets were relied upon. Other sources, in
countries where there are no licensing systems, have had to make informed guesses or
estimates from import and production statistics. At best, radio set statistics are approxi-
mate and should be treated with caution, particularly when they refer to newly-developing
countries.
Wired Speakers
Country Receivers (Additional)
WESTERN EUROPE
Andorra 1,800
Austria 1,819,200
Belgium 2,256,400
Denmark 1,821,700
Finland 1,300,000
France = 10,532,000
W. Germany (Incl. W. Berlin) 14,879,000
Gibraltar 4,900
Iceland 61,000
Ireland 461,200
Italy 7,400,000
132,900
3,000
85,700
13,000
4,000
2,430,000
1,429,000
Portugal 1,200,000
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Malta
Monaco ....
Netherlands
Norway
Saar
San Marino
Spain
Sweden . . .
Switzerland
236,200
1,700
3,500,000
2,565,000
994,000
United Kingdom 15,754,000*
Total 68,752,800
EASTERN EUROPE
Albania :
Bulgaria .
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Hungary •
Poland
Rumania
U.S.S.R
Yugoslavia
43,000
5131,666
160,000
304,700
1,041,900
68,752,800
2,213,500
Jrhj
23,000
8,000
457,000
380,000
2,963,000
143,000
5,200,000
1,396,000
250,666
2,359,000
1,526,000
688,000
632,000
8,000,000
23,000,000
711,000
Total 21,797,000
25,939,000
* Includes 7,900,000 combined sound and television licenses. (Continued on page 71)
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MICKEY
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Personal
Management:
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Radio Receivers — World-Wide Distribution
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Country
Receivers
Wired Speakers
(Additional)
NEAR EAST, SOUTH ASIA AND AFRICA
Arabic Countries
Aden
Algeria
Egypt
Iraq
Jordan
Lebanon
Libya
Morooco
Saudi Arabia .
iSudan
iSyria
Tunisia
6,000
364,000
771,300
300,000
39,700
180,000
46,800
430,500
15,000
6,000
300,000
150,000
Total
2,609,300
N on- Arabic Asia
Afghanistan
Ceylon
Cyprus ,
Greece
India
Iran
Israel
Nepal
Pakistan ,
Portuguese India
Turkey
Total
Non-Arabic Africa
Angola
Belgian Congo
Central African Fed
Ethiopia
French Equatorial Africa
French West Africa
Ghana
Kenya
Liberia
Madagascar
Mauritius
Mozambique
Nigeria (Including Cameroons)
Tanganyika
Union of South Africa
Total
20,000
145,600
92,000
528,300
1,187,600
610,000
355,000
10,000
335,000
1,200
1,198,400
4,483,100
26,000
27,000
142,000
58,000
10,000
50,000
17,100
70,000
4,000
60,000
20,000
12^500
154,000*
7,500
854,400
1,512,500
18,400
18,400
30,000
57,500
'l4,206
101,700
* This figure is based on import statistics. Only a few thousand sets are licensed.
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Country Receivers (Additional)
FAR EAST
Australia 2,107,600
Burma 45,000
Cambodia 6,000
China (Communist) 2,000,000 500,000
Hong Kong (Including 15,000 in Macau) 98,000 61,000
Indonesia 700,000
Japan 14,322,700
North Korea 100,000
South Korea 279,000
Laos 5,000
Malaya and Singapore 226,600 60,000
New Zealand 525,000
Philippines 450,000
Taiwan 191,400
Thailand 493,500 25,200
North Vietnam 300,000
South Vietnam 300,000
Total 22,149,800 646,200
LATIN AMERICA
Argentina 5,500,000
Bolivia 150,000
Brazil 6,000,000
I Chile 700,000
Colombia 1,800,000
Costa Rica 50,000
Cuba 1,300,000
Dominican Republic 52,000
Ecuador 250,000
El Salvador 108,000
Guatemala 150,000
Haiti 50,000
| Honduras 125,000
! Mexico 3,400,000
Nicaragua 70,000
Panama 136,000
Paraguay : . . . 150,000
Peru 750,000
Uruguay 385,000
Venezuela 900,000
Total 22,026,000
World total, excluding the U. S., its territories,
and Canada 143,330,500 28,918,800
Source: U. S. Information Agency.
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Of National and Regional Advertisers
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Day $145,038,000 3i2.3
Night 259,320,000 57.8
Late Night 44,376,000 9.9
$448,734,000 100.0
Type of Spot Expenditure Per Cent
Announcements $199,879,000 44.5
ID's 48,856,000 10.9
Participations 112,549,000 25.1
Programs 87,450,000 19.5
$448,734,000 100.0
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A Comparison Between 1957 and 1956
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Procter & Gamble 1 $25,916,800 1 $17,522,500
Brawm & Williamson Tobacco Corp 2 12,988,900 2 11,288,600
Continental Baking Co., Inc 3 10,190,100 8 5,732,500
Sterling Drug, Inc 4 8,635,890 4 8,823,300
General Food Corp 5 8,447,900 3 9,415,900
Colgate-Palmolive Co *6 7,739,100 6 7,314,700
Lever Brothers Co 7 7,643,000
Carter Products, Inc 8 6,995,300
Miles Laboratories, Inc 9 6,392,600 10 5,<3i54,700
National Biscuit Co 10 5,822,300 9 5,586, 5 00
Warner-Lamlbert Co — 5 7,369,400
Philip Morris Co — 7 5,820,400
Source: TvB-N. C. Rorabaugh
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Complete facilities for:
television
theatrical
commercial
industrial
FILMS
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Desi Arnaz, President
Desilu-Gower
Desilu-Culver City
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HOLLYWOOD,
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MAN OF THE YEAR
JACK PAAR
WOMAN OF THE YEAR
DINAH SHORE
DRAMATIC SHOW OF THE YEAR
GREEN PASTURES
COMEDY SHOW OF THE YEAR
TONIGHT
MUSICAL SHOW OF THE YEAR
ANNIE GET YOUR GUN
COMMENTATOR OF THE YEAR
EDWARD R. MURROW
DOCUMENTARY OF THE YEAR
PROJECT 20 —
("The Innocent Years";
"The Jazz Age")
QUIZ SHOW OF THE YEAR
TWENTY-ONE
SPORTSCASTER OF THE YEAR
MEL ALLEN
BEST NEW PROGRAM IDEA
SEVEN LIVELY ARTS
COLOR PROGRAM OF THE YEAR
ANNIE GET YOUR GUN
MAN OF THE YEAR
EDWARD R. MURROW
WOMAN OF THE YEAR
ROSEMARY CL00NEY
DRAMATIC SHOW OF THE YEAR
GUNSMOKE
COMEDY SHOW OF THE YEAR
JACK BENNY
MUSICAL SHOW OF THE YEAR
W00LW0RTH HOUR
COMMENTATOR OF THE YEAR
EDWARD R. MURROW
DOCUMENTARY OF THE YEAR
BIOGRAPHIES IN SOUND
QUIZ SHOW OF THE YEAR
SEZ WHO?
SPORTSCASTER OF THE YEAR
BILL STERN
BEST NEW PROGRAM IDEA
N1GHTLINE
RADIO
BEST FILMED SERIES
DISNEYLAND
CHILDREN'S SHOW OF THE YEAR
PIN0CCHI0
WESTERN SHOW OF THE YEAR
WAGON TRAIN
GUNSMOKE (Tie)
BEST PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAMMING
FACE THE NATION —
KHRUSHCHEV
PRODUCER OF THE YEAR
MARTIN MANULIS
DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR
GEORGE SCHAEFER
VARIETY SHOW OF THE YEAR
STEVE ALLEN
VOCALIST OF THE YEAR
MALE— PERRY C0M0
FEMALE— DINAH SHORE
SONG HIT OF THE YEAR
AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS
MOST PROMISING NEW TALENT
MALE— JAMES GARNER
FEMALE— POLLY BERGEN
BEST TRANSCRIBED SERIES
JACK BENNY
BEST PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAMMING
YEAR-LONG COVERAGE OF CONGRESSIONAL
HEARINGS AND PROBES
PRODUCER OF THE YEAR
JERRY BRESSLER-LYN DUDDY
DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR
HI BROWN
VARIETY SHOW OF THE YEAR
NBC BANDSTAND
VOCALIST OF THE YEAR
MALE— EDDIE FISHER
FEMALE—ROSEMARY CL00NEY
SONG HIT OF THE YEAR
MELODIE D'AMOUR
MOST PROMISING NEW TALENT
MALE— STAN FREBERG
FEMALE— DOROTHY OLSON
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Radio-Television Daily's selection of the top 10 news
events of 1957, covered by radio and TV, follows :
1 — Sputniks and the missile race.
2 — Little Rock integration crisis.
3 — President Eisenhower's illness.
4 — Rise of Khrushchev and downgrading of Zhukov.
5 — Senate Rackets investigation.
6— Middle-East turmoil.
7 — Rescue of Benny Hooper.
8 — NATO summit meeting.
9 — Queen Elizabeth IPs visit.
10 — Cameron, La. hurricane.
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Outstanding Broadcasts
ABN — "Disaster" (Red Cross series).
ABC-TV — Interviews with Gov. Orval Faubus.
CBS RADIO— "Radio Beat" series.
CBS-TV— Interview with Khrushchev.
NBC RADIO— "Nightline" report on Hungary.
NBC-TV— "The Life of Samuel Johnson."
MBS — Live account of Vanguard failure.
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Personal Management: Joe Fontana, 1697 Broadway
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TOP NEWS SELECTIONS
OF MAJOR NETWORKS
The networks' evaluations of the top 10 news stories of 1957, not
necessarily in order of importance, are as follows:
— ABN AND ABC-TV —
1 — Sputnik and missile race.
2 — School segregation crisis.
3 — Labor-management disclosures.
4 — Russian shakeup.
5 — Eisenhower's illness.
6 — Russia's infiltration into Syria.
7 — Business recession in U. S.
8 — Problems of Western Alliance.
9 — Queen Elizabeth's visit to U. S.
10 — Cameron, La. hurricane.
— CBS RADIO —
1 — Launching of Sputnik and the missle
race.
2 — Integration.
3 — President Eisenhower's illnesses.
4 — Congress' probe in the labor-manage-
ment field.
5 — Changes in Kremlin leadership.
6 — The changing economic story.
7 — Queen Elizabeth ll's visit to the U. S.
and Canada.
8 — The rescue of Benny Hooper from the
well.
9 — The NATO Conference in Paris.
10 — The Syrian-Turkish controversy.
1 —
2-
3-
4-
5-
— CBS-TV —
Russia's Sputniks and the threshold of
space.
Little Rock story.
President Eisenhower's year — his ill-
ness— Nixon's increasing significance.
Power politics in the Kremlin.
The saga of Benny Hooper.
6 — Senate rackets probe.
7 — Queen Elizabeth's visit.
8 — Administration's foreign policy in
1957.
9 — Crisis around the world — Cuban revolt,
Algerian war, Turkey-Syria dispute.
10 — Cameron, La. hurricane.
— MBS —
1 — Little Rock.
2 — Vanguard failure and Sputnik launch-
ing*.
3 — Teamster scandals.
4 — Visit of Queen Elizabeth to the U. S.
5 — Eisenhower's illnesses.
6 — Sen. McClellan's probes.
7 — Hurricane Audrey.
8 — Milwaukee's World Series victory.
9 — Sen. McCarthy's sudden death.
10 — Benny Hooper's travail.
— NBC RADIO AND TV —
1 — The race for space supremacy — start-
ing with the Soviet launching of its
Sputnik and all the ramifications.
2 — President Eisenhower's illnesses.
3 — The President's second inauguration.
4 — The royal visit of Queen Elizabeth and
Prince Philip.
5 — The labor rackets investigations.
6 — Marshal Zhukov's dismissal.
7 — Little Rock and the integration crisis.
8 — Middle East turmoil, including the
Syrian and North African crises.
9 — Anthony Eden's resignation.
10 — -The NATO summit meeting in
(Dec. 16-18).
Paris
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Broadcasting Expansion During 1957
Increased Heavy Burdens On The FCC
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THE close of 1957 finds the Commission
with about 1,900,000 radio authoriza-
tions on its books. This is the largest num-
ber in its 23 years of existence.
It is significant that for every broadcast
facility there are nearly 50 radio stations
of other kinds which serve the public, com-
merce and individuals. Altogether, about
one and a quarter million fixed and mobile
transmitters are in use.
Broadcast authorizations collectively now
approximate 8,500.
They include:
About 3,300 AM stations.
More than 800 TV stations. Of these,
over 650 are commercial, over 100 are
translators, and over 50 are educational.
More than 700 FM stations. Nearly
600 of these are commercial and over
150 are educational.
Two stations which send programs
overseas.
Auxiliary, remote pickup, studio-transmit-
ter links and other adjuncts account for the
remaining 3,600 broadcast authorizations.
The Commission has recommended to
Congress that the law be changed to per-
mit licensing broadcast stations for 5 instead
of 3 years.
The Commission is studying a special
staff report on TV network operations.
"Satellite" and "translator" stations are
bringing TV service to smaller communities.
In addition, the Commission is proposing
"booster" and "repeater" stations to extend
TV service to even more isolated places.
Channels reserved for educational TV
use now number 256. This is 14 more than
allocated originally.
A special industry group known as the
Television Allocations Study Organization
is completing an engineering review of pres-
ent and potential UHF and VHF television
service.
Commercial FM stations show their first
numerical increase in 9 years.
Resolvement of the "clear channel" and
"daytime skywave" problems affecting AM
operations is receiving priority consideration
at special meetings of the Commission.
The United States and Mexico have
agreed on AM and UHF-TV channel use
along the border. The Senate has pending
the 1950 North American Regional Broad-
JOHN C. DOERFER
Chairman
Federal
Communications
Commission
casting Agreement on AM operation.
The Commission is re-examining its fre-
quency allocations to radio services through-
out most of the radio spectrum in the light
of present and future needs and technical
developments.
It is dealing with new spectrum-saving
techniques such as "offset carrier," "single
sideband" and "split channel" transmission,
also tropospheric and ionospheric "scatter"
techniques, and expanding "microwave" op-
eration.
The growing height of antenna towers
requires joint consideration by Federal
agencies concerned with hazards to air
navigation— especially since the advent of
the jet plane. The Commission proposes that
towers over 500 feet high be grouped on
"antenna farms" away from the air lanes.
It also seeks legislation to require the paint-
ing and lighting of abandoned towers.
About 90 TV towers exceeding 1,000 feet
in height are operating authorized or ap-
plied for.
The FCC monitoring network helped ob-
tain positioning data on the two Russian
earth satellites. This was in addition to its
normal around-the-clock patrol of the ether
highways, including furnishing bearings on
ships and planes in distress, detecting spec-
trum traffic violators, and determining areas
of interference.
Competition and interference considera-
tions now require one-third of all applica-
tions for new TV or AM stations to go to
hearing. Hard-fought cases take at least a
. year to go through the prescribed applica-
tion and hearing procedure, not considering
further delays due to crowded dockets and
extra time needed to handle the flood of
associated pleadings. Many of these filings
are repetitious and still further delay final
determination.
To sum it up, the Commission is trying
to handle an administrative load which has
more than doubled in volume and complexi-
ties since World War II with little change
in amount of appropriations or personnel.
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A Growing Industry Meets A Year
That Is Filled With New Challenges
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THE responsibilities which have been
placed on the radio and television in-
dustry in its service to the American peo-
ple have increased with the years. The
great source of satisfaction which I have
derived from a lifetime in broadcasting has
been the way in which the industry has
met those responsibilities. And I can recall
no year to compare with the one that has
just passed in which the demands made
upon broadcasters have been greater or
have been met with more imagination and
with a deeper awareness of the vital func-
tion which broadcasting serves. I should
like to review briefly some of the develop-
ments in television and radio during 1957
and to mention some of the contributions
made by the National Association of Broad-
casters.
Just 10 years ago there were 102,000
television sets in the nation, most of them
in New York. Today there are 47 million
sets in use in nearly 42 million American
homes.
Ten years is a very short time for an in-
fant industry to grow to a major one. Tele-
vision has become a way of life for Ameri-
cans. It has brought into being new ideas,
new ways of acting and thinking, and it is
proving to be the most effective means ever
devised by which values can be communi-
cated to a mass audience. That television
can and does transmit ideas to tens of
millions of homes in one instant is perhaps
not so significant as that as a medium of
instant communication it also creates new
ideas.
The proof, if indeed any is needed, of the
impact which television may have upon
ideas and world developments was given
in dramatic terms during 1957.
Public service programming was in fact
for many of us the most exciting aspect of
television during the past year, remarkable
for the high level of responsibility it
reached and for the wide scope of its con-
cern.
With all three national TV networks
offering memorable programming, the 1957-
58 season was the most competitive in
television's history.
While television continued its amazing
growth, radio dramatically captured atten-
tion by demonstrating again that it could
By HAROLD E.
FELLOWS
President and
Chairman of the Board
National Association
of Broadcasters
sell, inform and entertain in a way no other
medium can. Financially 1956 was the best
year in radio's history. Estimates indicate
that 1957 will be even better. Today radio
has the largest potential audience of any
mass means of communication, reaching
over 98 per cent of American homes and,
on a typical day, approximately 70 million
people.
With these developments in radio and
television broadcasting, the National Asso-
ciation of Broadcasters has been intimately
concerned. In 1957 NAB membership
reached an all-time high with 2,187 mem-
bers. This gratifying support has increased
along with the activities in which NAB has
been involved.
A major development within NAB was
the expansion of its Public Relations Serv-
ice, which has as the underlying theme of
its expanded efforts "Broadcasting Serves
America." Weekly and monthly publica-
tions, television and radio kits, speech ma-
terials, brochures and booklets designed for
various broadcast purposes, and on-the-air
material have been designed to aid the
broadcaster and to show the service of
broadcasting in its responsible program-
ming, its ability to inform directly and ac-
curately, and its effectiveness as an eco-
nomic stimulus for selling goods and ex-
panding markets.
Certainly the greatest challenge during
the year with which broadcasters, and con-
sequently NAB, was faced was the FCC
decision to consider applications for pay-TV
on broadcast channels. From its early days
the NAB has opposed subscription broad-
casting as against the public interest, and
at a time when a free and continuous flow
of information and ideas is needed as never
before it remains in firm opposition.
These and many other vital problems
were reviewed at eight NAB regional con-
ferences held in the fall. The results of
these meetings were gratifying. The prom-
ise for 1958 is great, and I have no doubt
that we shall realize it to the fullest.
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Electronics Industry Continues Its
Growth; 10% Increase Is Forecast
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THE radio-TV-electronics industry con-
tinued its spectacular growth in 1957
and achieved a new dollar volume record at
the factory level of $7.6 billion. This trend
will probably continue in 1958 with a rise
of eight to 10 per cent.
Factory sales of all types of electronic
products rose more than 30 per cent above
the 1956 level of $5.9 billion. Military elec-
tronics alone increased from $2.7 billion to
about $3.9 billion during the past year and
this rate of spending is sure to rise further
in 1958.
About half of the industry's production
revenue now comes from its sales to the
Armed Services. Consumer goods, including
radio-TV sets and phonographs, which once
dominated the industry's output now ac-
count for only about 20 per cent.
The television business was the only in-
dustry segment which declined in 1957, but
balanced inventories made it more stable
than in other years when production and
sales were higher. Only one manufacturer
withdrew from the competition compared
with a score in 1956.
While TV set production dropped 12 per
cent, compared with 1956, retail sales of
about 6.6 million were only three per cent
below the previous year. Manufacturers be-
lieve television receiver sales and produc-
tion will bounce back in 1958 close to the
seven million mark.
Multiple TV set homes increased to an
estimated five million by the end of the
year, while total television receivers in use
amounted to 46 million.
Radio, which has made a remarkable re-
surgence during the past few years, con-
tinued its advance in 1957. Production of all
types of radios rose nine per cent to 15.4
million. One-third of these were auto sets
and two-thirds were home and portable
receivers.
The trend toward substitution of transist-
ors for tubes turned sharply upward. The
production of transistorized auto sets jumped
more than 300 per cent, while portables
with transistors almost doubled.
By
JAMES D. SECREST
Executive
Vice President
Electronic Industries
Association
National interest was focused during the
year on two experiments which may greatly
broaden the use of television. The most
significant of these was the application of
closed circuit TV to the classroom as an
aid to teaching. An industry-sponsored pro-
gram at Hagerstown, Md., now in its second
year, drew educators from all parts of the
United States.
While subscription TV was still awaiting
its chance to test public interest, wired tele-
vision for the home was inaugurated during
the year in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. Whether
this form of TV transmission will spread was
conjectural at the end of 1957, but several
West Coast cities were investigating its po-
tentials and practicality.
While Uncle Sam was the biggest single
customer of the electronics industry in 1957,
industrial and commercial uses of electronics
increased. Sales rose from $950 million to
$1.3 billion and ran close to the $1.5 billion
return from consumer products.
The manufacture of smaller and less ex-
pensive computers opened the market for
many new commercial organizations. Fur-
ther expansions are expected in 1958.
Although still in an experimental stage,
electronic controls for traffic and the family
car appear just around the corner. Such
representative organizations as the Ameri-
can Automobile Association urged that these
applications be expedited in the interest of
highway safety. Electronic garage door
openers already are on the market.
The importance of electronics to our na-
tional defense and to space explorations
became more obvious as military expendi-
tures on missiles skyrocketed. Electronics
will be equally vital to the satellite program.
About 23 per cent of defense procurement
funds now go to electronic manufacturers.
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SOMETIMES familiarity breeds respect,
at least it looks that way insofar as the
television film industry goes. We have suffi-
cient evidence to predict that this year will
be known as the year that national adver-
tisers took a new look at syndication— and
liked what they saw.
Until recently national advertisers bought
very few syndicated film programs and when
they did it was in only a limited number
of markets. In January, 1956, ABC Film
Syndication's client list included only 10 na-
tional advertisers. Two years later the list
included thirty-two national sponsors, an in-
crease of 220 per cent. Of equal significance
is the fact that these national sponsors con-
tracted for a firm 52 weeks of programming
whereas in the past the average contract
with a national sponsor was seldom for
more than 26 weeks. We are convinced that
national advertisers are becoming more and
more sold on the values of spot film pro-
gramming and that their ranks will increase.
Naturally, the paramount question is
"What has brought about this change?"
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First, let's examine the economic situa-
tion. All media costs are high and getting
higher and in order to get the maximum
mileage from every advertising dollar, adver-
tisers are becoming more critical of their
expenditures. Astute TV advertisers recog-
nize that the use of syndicated film to boost
sales in weaker areas is more efficient than
blanketing the entire country regardless of
particular market needs.
National advertisers are able to target
their TV with spot film programs and fur-
ther are able to select the program they
want.
Another factor which has arisen to make
national advertisers more favorably dis-
posed toward syndication is the response to
syndicated film from the field. Many local
advertisers ( car dealers, electric appliance
retailers, etc. ) who get co-op money from
their national suppliers have used this
money successfully by sponsoring syndicated
films. Their success stories have been re-
layed to the national suppliers with increas-
ing frequency. No one can argue with the
fact that syndicated film is the only medium
By
GEORGE T.
SHUPERT
President
ABC Film Syndication
which offers high quality production for lo-
cal use.
Another source of information for na-
tional advertisers is the success enjoyed by
their regional competitors who are heavy
buyers of syndicated film. A regional brew-
ery such as Rheingold in New York and a
regional dairy such as H. P. Hood & Sons
in New England provide very stiff competi-
tion for their national counterparts.
Another important factor which has con-
tributed to the "new look" is in the area of
time availabilities. Until recently national
advertisers thought that they couldn't get
prime time for spot programming. They were
reluctant to buy the fringe time in the early
or late evenings because they thought that
these times couldn't deliver sufficient au-
dience. Both theories are all wrong and na-
tional advertisers are beginning to realize
this.
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Local station support is another important
factor which should not be overlooked by
the national advertiser in his consideration
of TV programming. The amount of pro-
motion and merchandising support which a
station will make available to a syndicated
film sponsor is greater than that available
to a network sponsor. Promotion helps to
build audiences, build ratings and increase
the sponsor's opportunities to make sales.
Of course, there are many more factors
which have helped to raise the stature of
syndicated film with national advertisers
other than those already mentioned— high
standards of production, great variety of
programming types, big star names. I would,
however, like to close with this prediction:
In the 1958-1959 season, I am confident
that 15 to 20 more national advertisers who
hitherto have been network users only will
turn to syndication as the only answer to
their specific sales needs. National advertis-
ers who have "sampled" syndication will be
back for bigger portions.
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THE
JEANNIE CARSON SHOW
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TV Film Looks Bright, But Salesmen
Hold Key To Its Future Performance
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IN any discussion regarding salesmen it
would be unrealistic for me to look at
the sales personnel situation without first
sending off a salvo in tribute to those "pros"
who are currently selling film at a rate far
beyond early industry predictions. I have
worked with, and against, the best equipped
men to be found in any business. They are
smart, personable, forceful, and their knowl-
edge of the broadcasting business is far-
ranging.
I have a great admiration for my col-
leagues and our competition and, at the
same time, an intense curiosity about who
will replace them when they move into ad-
ministrative work or retirement. Most of the
people I know come either from broadcast-
ing or motion pictures. They were the first
in a young industry and since everyone was
starting at the same time there was toler-
ance for mistakes and early misconceptions
about the selling of television film programs.
Then was then, however, and today there
is a great sophistication to be found in the
business of selling films for television. The
men who are selling know their profession;
they know their product so thoroughly they
can offer it in a wide variety of appealing
manners.
Because the selling of film programs has
become so highly developed, it is time for
us to let the present take care of itself and
expend some thought on the future. And in
a business where there is such intense com-
petition for the advertising dollar, the dif-
ference between success and failure will rest
in the sales department. For that reason,
CBS Television Film Sales has embarked
on a Sales Training Program.
When we look for a man to go into film
sales today, we look for a man who has a
proven record of success in this field. If we
can't find him, rather than convert someone
who has been trained to sell another prod-
uct, we prefer to take a young man and
train him our way. It has been CBS' notion
for some time that the best executives are
those who have started at an early age and
have grown up with our company.
Consequently, in the past few months,
when we have increased our sales force 27
By
JOHN F. HOWELL
Gen. Sales Manager
CBS Television
Film Sales, Inc.
per cent, half of the personnel hired have
had no previous television experience. They
were brought to New York for an intensive
training course in the home office and then
assigned to their particular offices. They are
going to have a rough time of it for awhile.
They will be competing in the field with
salesmen who have been highly effective for
many years. But if they stick with it— and
I'm convinced they will— they will be among
the key men in CBS Television Film Sales
in the years to come.
We have several goals in our training
program. First, we teach the man to know
his company. He meets the key executives,
converses with department heads, spends
time in each area of our operation. If he
is transferred 3,000 miles away, and a prob-
lem arises, he knows whom to call. This is
basic, but it serves two important functions.
It gives the new account executive a reali-
zation of the service staff behind his line
operation. Secondly, his indoctrination gives
him the feeling that he is a company man,
and I mean that in its finest sense. We want
the new account executive to realize that he
is CBS, and not simply a toiler in a remote
outpost of some big New York company. Be-
yond that we try to instill three cardinal
strengths in our account executives: 1)
Know your product, 2) Know your client's
problems, and 3) Solve your client's prob-
lems with our product.
We at CBS Television Film Sales are
bullish about the future of television film,
at the national, regional, and local levels. In
just a few years we have seen it grow from
a business where we were offering two ob-
scure musicals to a point where we are
now offering one hour originals and the best
product ever turned out in Hollywood. The
growth in dollars and in the quality of our
product has been fantastic.
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Independent Operation Puts Mark
Upon The Present And Future Of Radio
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rpHE shape of the present and immediate
A future of radio is independent. Our
own experience is that since we elected to
program our radio stations locally a little
over a year ago, these stations have known
their greatest year. Ratings are up, sales
have increased, and studies show us that
the Westinghouse stations, as independents,
more closely conform to the audience's con-
ception of the ideal station.
Now, some will counter that all radio is
up. True, but independents have shown the
most dramatic rate of climb.
Adam Young's recent Pulse examination
of the top 25 markets confirms our own
findings. This analysis was based upon the
ratings from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Mon-
day through Friday. In November of 1952,
the number one station in each of these
markets was affiliated with a network. Four
years later, in 1956, a local independent sta-
tion was tied or in first place in 13 of these
markets and, in the latter part of 1957,
the independents occupied first place in 21
of the 25 markets.
*
However, independent radio takes many
different forms. What outline will the long-
range successful ones assume?
Music and news are the two key com-
ponents of independent radio operation.
Since they possess these elements in com-
mon it might be concluded that all inde-
pendents would sound alike. We deny that
this is an inescapable conclusion. We be-
lieve that with the addition of a strong
service element and through the use of
creative and aggressive methods you can
end up having as many differences in qual-
ity and acceptance between radio stations
in a market as you can among newspapers
in the same city, all of whom present the
same community news; all use modern
printing presses, have access to the same
wire services, employ similar distribution
services, and make broad use of feature,
editorial and supplement services.
We think of the programming of our
radio stations as a major effort. Each pro-
gram is individually produced. Records are
carefully selected. We include the top hits
By DONALD H.
McGANNON
President
Westinghouse
Broadcasting Co.
of the day, but never exclusively. With
them are included many standards, up-and-
coming tunes, regional favorites, and others.
Extremely important is that difficult-to-de-
fine quality we call pacing, that subtle se-
lection that provides a pleasing progression
of numbers. Add to all this the effective
use of personalities with deep sensitivity
for the local touch and you achieve some-
thing that is different from the mechanical
methods you hear so much about. Program-
ming by rote overlooks the vital factor of
local human interest.
*
Independent radio has a flexibility that
lends itself to the immediacy that effective
news presentation requires. You can go on
the air at once, there is no waiting for the
presses to roll with the next edition, nor,
in the case of week-ends, any holdover until
the Monday morning editions. WBC uses
every source of news supply at our com-
mand, but mainly we rely upon strong local
reportorial staffs. Our Washington Bureau
supplies stations with a steady stream of
local interpretations of national news, an
ingredient that no other news service can
supply.
It isn't enough just to entertain. You must
enlighten and inform as well. The successful
station must be public spirited and this is
manifested by an interest in and concern
for the community. This creates a chain
reaction. The concern is communicated to
the community and the station becomes
more than a pleasant companion, it grows
into a trusted friend as well.
*
It's the extra something that makes the
difference. That's why we say, "Broadcast-
ing is most effective on stations that have
won the respect and confidence of the
communities they serve."
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SPLENDEX ENTERPRISES
ANNOUNCES
IN PREPARATION*
THE FRANCES LANGFORD SHOW
A Half Hour Series Filmed In Color
produced by
CHARLES WICK
* Two episodes completed with the following guests
Bob Hope Julie London
lu i_ «\w T7 » ™r> • George Sanders
Hugh Wyatt Earp O Brian _ ,
Edgar Bergen
Jerry Colonna Charlie McCarthy
^ -r, Effie Klinker
lony Romano LL
Bobby 1 roup
Murray McEachern The Four Freshmen
David Rose and his Orchestra
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High Quality Is Essential Basis Seen
Sparking Future TY Film Production
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fT^HE future of television film, from the
point of view of film buyers as well as
film makers, hinges largely on one ques-
tion, "How high a level of quality can we
achieve?" The effectiveness of film pro-
gramming has proved itself over and over
again; the ranks of its users are constantly
growing. The years of "struggle for sur-
vival" are long since past. The focus for
the future is now concentration on making
each series we produce the finest, strongest,
most exciting program possible.
Since 1956, Ziv Television Programs, Inc.
has increased its budget for development
and production from $8,000,000 to $16,-
000,000. That we have doubled our pro-
gramming outlay has a significance far
greater than that of indicating the growth
of our own company. It is the surest sign
that the television film industry is now
fully geared to provide advertisers and
broadcasters with programs that meet the
highest standards.
We have seen the costs of creating qual-
ity programs mount steadily over the years.
We know that the spiral cannot continue
upwards to infinity. We must recognize the
realistic limits on advertiser appropriations
and be prepared to deliver outstanding pro-
grams within those limits.
To do this requires great resources on
the part of the producer— resources of tal-
ent, experience and creativity as much as
those of physical facilities and financial
solidity.
Now, with such new series as "Target"
and "Bat Masterson" before the cam-
eras, and with others in various pre-produc-
tion stages, we will have an even greater
flow of quality product coming from the
Ziv studios and from our location sites
around the world.
This flow concept, I believe, is vital to
our solution of the quality price dilemma.
One of the great problems that has per-
plexed the industry has been the seasonal
By JOHN L. SSNN
President
Ziv Television
Programs, Inc.
nature of buying and selling. With a peak
of production and selling activity m the
summer and spring months, there have been
many instances of properties being rushed
into the air before they were ready.
The concept that has guided our produc-
tion and sales planning in the past few
years has been to put creative work on a
year-round basis. Time is a crucial ingredi-
ent in producing outstanding programs.
There must be adequate time for the de-
velopment of the program idea, for testing
and experimentation. The search for the
right stars, stories, directors; the adequate
research and planning that are needed to
make a program authentic and exciting;
the careful dovetailing of all the many de-
tails of creating a series; these vital aspects
of production cannot be hurried.
We have now achieved our goal of
twelve-months-a-year creative work and
have instituted a program of year-round
sales efforts.
I can report that these policies have been
tremendously successful. Advertisers and
agencies have proved to be eager to seri-
ously consider and commit for outstanding
new programs, no matter what the month
of the year.
I think we can accept this response from
.advertisers as a sure sign that the seasonal
nature of programming needs has been
exaggerated. Produce a series whose pro-
duction values and conception have excep-
tional audience appeal and advertisers will
be interested in any season.
The balancing of production and sales
activity throughout the year is, I feel, one
of the most important developments in the
television film industry's march to maturity.
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AWARDS
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CAL PERIEY
San Francisco
BOYD IAWLOR
Chicago
JOE MATTHEWS
Bill CARPENTER
P. O. Box 11296
Norfolk, Va.
JOHN OILMORE
527 Madison Ave.
New York City
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OUTSTANDING INDUSTRY EVENTS
DURING 1957
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CBS-TV aired a filmed interview with Russia's Nikita
Khrushchev, an electronic break-through of the Iron Curtain.
Queries were posed by (r. to 1.) Daniel Schorr, B. J. Cutler,
Stuart Novins. The show was aired on June 2, 1957.
MBS was sold on July 25, 1957. Signing deal are (1. to r.)
Thomas F. O'Neil, president of RKO Teleradio, seller, and
Paul Roberts, heading buying group. Roberts served as MBS
president, left web in February, 1958.
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NBC Radiol new salesvertising plan solves an impor-
tant problem for national advertisers with moderate
budgets. That is, how to activate all units of the distri-
bution pipe-line in a marketing program.
salesvertising magnifies the value and impact of an
advertiser's network radio campaign, by getting greater
action from his sales forces, wholesalers and retailers —
to the point of stimulating local dealer tie-ins at local
dealer expense!
PROOF For Waverly Fabric's first campaign, 2,376 stores
bought 13,000 spots on NBC Radio affiliates. Waverly had
never used network radio before ...now slates 80% of its
budget to NBC Radio.
PROOF 5,000 local tie-in spots were placed by Evinrude
dealers on NBC Radio's affiliated stations. "This year's
NBC Radio schedule will be h0% higher," says Evinrude.
PROOF Prior to 1957, only 8% of North American Van
Line agents used local radio. Due to NBC Radio's sales-
vertising, 81% of NAVL's key agents now tie-in locally.
Retail tie-ins are just one phase of the activation gen-
erated by salesvertising. Everyone — right down the
line — shares the excitement of a close-knit selling
campaign planned to achieve benefits for all.
SALESVERTISING
SETS MARKETING IN MOTION FOR YOU!
salesvertising plans are custom-designed for each
advertiser. Your inquiry is invited for details and suc-
cess stories in other industries.
salesvertising is an innovation in efficient marketing,
developed by the nbc radio network.
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RADIO
NETWORK
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Radio and Television
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in New York
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AM Radio Stations
WABC SUsquehanna 7-5000
WBNX MEIrose 5-0333
WCBS . PLaza 1-2345
WEVD PLaza 7-0880
WFAS WHite Plains 9-6400
WGBB FReeport 9-1400
WHLI Olympic 8-1100
WHOM Circle 6-3900
WINS JUdson 2-7000
WKBS Pioneer 6-6700
WLIB MOnument 6-1800
WMCA ..MU 8-1500
WMGM .MUrray Hill 8-1000
WRCA Circle 7-8300
WNEW .YUkon 6-7000
WNRC New Rochelle 6-0800
WNYC WHitehall 3-3600
WOR LOngacre 4-8000
WOV Circle 5-7979
WPOW YUkon 4-4600
WQXR LAkawanna 4-1 100
WWRL DEfender 5-1600
FM Radio Stations
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WBAI-FM TEmpleton 8-3355
WCBS-FM PLaza 1-2345
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WBFM LExington 2-4927
WHLI-FM IVanhoe 1-8000
WMGM-FM MUrray Hill 8-1000
WRCA-FM Circle 7-8300
WNYC-FM WHitehall 3-3600
WOR-FM LOngacre 4-8000
WQXR-FM LAckawanna 4-1100
Television Stations
WABC-TV SUsquehanna 7-5000
WABD LEhigh 5-1000
WATV BArclay 7-3260
WCBS-TV PLaza 1-2345
WRCA-TV Circle 7-8300
WOR-TV LOngacre 4-8000
WPIX MUrray Hill 2-6500
National Networks
American Broadcasting Co... SUsquehanna 7-5000
Columbia Broadcasting System PLaza 1-2345
Keystone Broadcasting System. ..... .Eldorado 5-3720
Mutual Broadcasting System BRyant 9-7600
National Broadcasting Co Circle 7-8300
Station Representatives
Avery-Knodel, Inc JUdson 6-5536
Charles Bernard Circle 6-7242
Hil F. Best LExington 2-3783
John Blair & Co PL 3-4250
Blair-TV, Inc TE 8-5800
Guy Bolarni MUrray Hill 5-1 300
The Boiling Co., Inc PLaza 9-8150
The Branham Co MUrray Hill 2-4606
Bum-Smith Co., Inc MUrray Hill 2-3124
CBS Radio Spot Sales PLaza 1-2345
CBS TV Spot Sales PLaza 1-2345
Henry I. Christal MUrray Hill 8-4414
Thomas F. Clark Co. Inc PLaza 5-0376
Continental Radio Sales LExington 2-2450
Donald Cooke, Inc MUrray Hill 2-7270
Devney & Co MUrray Hill 7-5365
Everett-McKinney, Inc. . . PLaza 3-9332
Forjoe & Co., Inc JUdson 6-3100
Melchor Guzman Co., Inc Circle 7-0624
H^R Representatives, Inc OXford 7-3120
Headley-Reed Co MUrray Hill 5-8701
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The Katz Agency, Inc. PLaza 9-4460
Robt. S. Keller, Inc WA 4-6599
Joseph Hershey McGillvra, Snc MUrray Hill 2-8755
Robert Meeker Associates, Inc. . .MUrray Hill 2-2170
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NBC Spot Sales Circle 7-8300
Pan American Bcstg. Co MUrray Hill 5-1300
John E. Pearson Co PLaza 1-3366
Peters, Griffin, Woodward YU 6-7900
Edward Petry & Co., Inc.. MUrray Hill 8-0200
Radio-TV Representatives MUrray Hill 8-4340
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Paul H. Raymer Co., Inc PLaza 9-5570
Venard, Rintoul & McConnell MUrray Hill 8-1088
Walker-Rawalt Co., Inc MUrray Hill 3-5830
Weed & Co PLaza 9-4700
Adam J. Young, Jr., Inc PL 1-4848
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Anderson & Cairns, Inc MUrray Hill 8-5800
N. W. Ayer & Son, Inc PL 7-5700
Ted Bates & Co JUdson 6-0600
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Benton & Bowles, Inc JU 2-6200
Bryan Houston PLaza 7-6400
Leo Burnett MUrray Hill 8-9480
Calkins, & Holden PLaza 5-6900
Campbell-Ewald Co., Inc.. MUrray Hill 8-3400
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Compton Advertising, Inc PL 4-1 1 00
Cunningham & Walsh, Inc.. ..... MUrray Hill 3-4900
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D'Arcy Advertising Co PLaza 8-2600
Doherry, Clifford, Steers & Shenfield,
Inc YUkon 6-6500
Donahue Si Coe, Inc COIumbus 5-2772
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Roy S. Durstine, Inc TEmpleton 8-4600
Erwin Wasev, Ruthrauff 8c Ryan OX 7-4500
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The Joseph Katz Co MUrray Hill 7-0250
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Kudner Agency, Inc MUrray Hill 8-6700
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Maxon. Inc PLaza 9-7676
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RADIO-TV DAILY Wisconsin 7-6336
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Press Association, Inc PLaza 7-1111
Reuters BRyant 9-8558
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Talent Agencies
Affiliated Artists PL 5-3990
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AAAA LExington 2-7980
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AMP PLaza 9-8470
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NAPA Circle 7-8194
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Radio-TV Program and
Transcription Cos.
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The Bruce Chapman Co Wisconsin 7-9244
Cineffects, Inc. .Circle 6-0951
Coastal Recording Co Circle 6-3900
Frederic Damrau, M.D PLaza 5-3638
Decca Records, Inc COIumbus 5-2300
Roy DeGroor, Consultants, Inc.. .. .MUrray Hill 7-6865
Empire Broadcasting Corp PLaza 9-4500
Walt Firmer Prodns OX 7-3322
Gale, Inc PLaza 7-7100
General Artists Corp Circle 7-7543
Jotin E. Gibbs 8. Co PLaza 7-5959
Harry S. Goodman Radio Productions. ... PLaza 5-6131
Arthur Henley Productions PLaza 5-7145
Goodson-Todman Prodns PL 1-0600
Hummert Radio Features JUdson 6-8500
Keystone Broadcasting System, Inc PLaza 7-1460
Lang-Worth Feature Programs, Inc JUdson 6-5700
Charles Michelson, Inc PLaza 7-0695
William Morris Agency, Inc JUdson 6-5100
Motion Picture Stages, Inc PLaza 3-4840
Music Corp. of America PLaza 9-7500
Muzak Corp ORchard 4-7400
NBC Radio Recording Div Circle 7-8300
National Concert & Artists Corp PLaza 9-6000
Project-O-Fex MU 7-1 881
Pyramid Productions, Inc PLaza 1-0430
Radio Artists Corp MUrray Hill 8-0940
Radio Features of America JUdson 2-5130
Reemack Enterprises, Inc Circle 6-7300
Reeves Sound Studios, Inc ORegon 9-3550
Rockhill Radio PLaza 9-7979
SESAC, Inc JU 6-3450
K. R. Smith Rye, N. Y., RYe 7-1322
Richard Stark & Co REgent 7-9608
Talent Associates PL 3-1030
Television Screen Productions, Inc. .MUrray Hill 2-8877
Transfilm, Inc JUdson 2-1400
United Press Associations MUrray Hill 2-0400
Thomas J. Valentino, Inc Circle 6-4C75
Chick Vincent Co ELdorado 5-0734
Roger White Productions PLaza 5-3560
Wolf Productions PLaza 5-2050
World Broadcasting System, Inc.. .M'Urrav Hill 8-4700
Wright, Wynn Associates PLaza 3-4417
Frederic W. Ziv Co., Inc MUrray Hill 8-4700
TV Film Producers-
Distributors
ABC Film Syndication, Inc LA 4-5050
M & A Alexander Productions TR 3-51 15
Associated Artists Productions, Inc MU 6-2323
Associated Program Service OR 4-7400
Atlantic Television Corp JU 2-1287
Barnett International Forwarders CI 5-6080
Barry & Enright Productions, Inc TE 2-8600
Bray Studios, Inc CI 5-4582
British Information Services CI 6-5100
California National Productions, Inc CI 7-8300
C & C Television Corp PL 1 -6800
CBS-TV Film Sales, Inc PL 1-2345
Frank Cooper Associates PL 1-0725
Shamus Culhane Productions, Inc MU 2-6812
Demby Productions, Imc PL 9-2495
Phil Davis Musical Enterprises, Inc CO 5-8148
Economee Television Programs MU 8-4700
Elliot-Unger-Elliot, Inc JU 6-5582
Flamingo Films MU 8-4800
Fortune Features, Inc LO 4-5592
Filmways, Inc PL 7-1800
Fremantle Overseas Radio & Television. .. .MU 7-4344
W. J. German, Inc LO 5-5978
Goldswan Productions, Inc CI 7-3380
Harry S. Goodman Productions PL 5-6131
Guild Films Company, Inc MU 8-5365
The Jam Handy Organization, Inc JU 2-4060
Hollywood Television Service, Inc JU 6-1700
Sandy Howard Productions JU 6-6610
Interstate TV Corporation MU 8-2545
Robert Lawrence Productions, Inio JU 2-5242
MCA-TV PL 9-7500
MGM-TV JU 2-2000
Charles Michelson, Inc PL 7-0695
Modern Teleservice, Inc OX 7-2753
Motion Pictures for Television, Inc PL 3-5600
Movietonews, Inc CO 5-7200
MPO Productions, Inc MU 8-7830
National Screen Service Corp CI 6-5700
National Telefilm Associates, Inc PL 7-2100
Official Films, Inc PL 7-0100
Paramount Television Productions, Inc BR 9-8700
.Penthouse Sound Studios of V. J. Nolo JU 6-0040
Reeves Sound Studios, Inc OR 9-3550
RKO Television JU 6-5050
Hal Roach Studios CI 5-4135
Sarra, Inc MU 8-0085
Walter Schwimmer, Inc EL 5-4616
Screencraft Pictures, Inc MU 7-501 1
Screen Gems, Inc PL 1 -4432
Sound Masters, Inc PL 7-6600
Sterling Television Co., Inc ME 3-6300
Transfilm Incorporated JU 2-1400
Television Programs of America, Inc PL 5-2100
Trans-Lux Television Corp PL 1-3114-5
UPA Pictures, Inc PL 8-1405
Universal Pictures Co., Inc., Television. PL 9-8000
Van Praag Productions PL 7-2687
George Wallach Productions JU 6-2000
Ziv Television Programs MU 8-4700
Maurice H. Zouary TV Productions CI 6-4821-2
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Telephone Numbers
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AM Radio Stations
WAAF RAndolph 6-1932
WAIT „ FRanklin 2-0660
WBEE NO 7-4124
WB#M WHitehall 4-6000
WCPL .MOhawk 4-2400
V/CRW Dl 8-4440
WEDC ....CR 7-4100
WGES SAcramento 2-1700
WGN .Michigan 2-7600
WHFC .CLiffside 4-7411
WIND .WHitehall 4-2170
WIJJD .STate 2-5466
WLS .MOnroe 6-970©
WMAQ .Superior 7-8300
WSBC MOnroe 6-9060
FM Radio Stations
WEAW .UN 4-4606
WEFM .STate 2-1357
WFMT STate 2-5668
WSEL ANdover 3-6767
TV Stations
WBBM-TV WHitehall 4-6000
WBKB .......................... ANdover 3-0800
WGN-TV Michigan 2-7600
WNBQ Superior 7-8300
National Networhs
American Broadcasting Co.. ANdover 3-0800
Columbia Broadcasting System. .... WHitehall 4-6000
DuMont Television Network.... .SUperior 7-0100
Keystone Broadcasting System. ........ .STate 2-6303
Mutual Broadcasting System. ...... .WHitehall 4-5060
National Broadcasting Co.. ........ . .SUperior 7-8300
Station Representatives
Avery-Knodel, Inc .WHitehall 4-6869
Hil F. Best Co STate 2-5096
John Blair & Co.. .. SUperior 7-8659
The Boiling Co ...WHitehall 3-2040
The Branham Co. CEntral 6-5726
Broadcast Time Sales STate 2-1405
Burke-Stuart DEarborn 2-6685
Bum-Smith Co CEntral 6-4437
CBS Radio Sales WHitehall 4-6000
Thomas F. Clark Co.. .STate 2-1 663
Crosley Broadcasting Corp. STate 2-6693
Everett-McKinney, Inc. .............. SUperior 7-9052
Porjoe & Co DEIaware 7-1874
Gill-Perna, Inc FRanklin 2-8665
Headiey-Reed Co FRanklin 2-4686
George P. HoUingbery. DEarborn 2-6060
H-R Representatives Financial 6-6440
The Katz Agency MOhawk 4-7150
Robt. S. Keller, Inc STate 2-5096
Joseph Hershey McGiilvra, Inc.. ...... STate 2-5282
Robert Meeker Associates. Inc. CEntral 6-1742
Notional ireadcasting Ce. ......... . SUperior 7-8100
John E. Pearson Co STeto 2=7494
Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc FRanklin 2-6373
Edward Petry & Co., Inc.. ........ .WHitehall 4-0011
Radio-TV Reps., Inc Financial 6-0982
Paul H. Raymer Co. SUperior 7-4473
Sears & Ayer. Inc. SUperior 7-8177
Venard, Rintoul & McConnell STate 2-5260
Walker Co. .ANdover 3-5771
Weed & Co .WHitehall 4-3434
Adam Young, Inc Michigan 2-6190
Advertising Agencies
Finlay, Marlty & Hodgson,
Aisbrey,
Inc. ..........
N. W. Ayer & Son
Financial 6-1600
Inc. ............. Andover 3-71 1 1
BBD&O Superior 7-9200
Beaumont & Hohman RAndolph 6-6181
Bozell & Jacobs, Inc. .... ........ CEntral 6-0870
Leo Burnett Co., Inc... .CEntral 6-5959
Campbell-Ewald Co CEntral 6-1946
Campbell-Mithun Inc. DEIaware 7-7551
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample . . Financial 6-4700
Doremus & Co.. ....... . CEntral 6-9132
Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff & Ryan Financial 6-1833
W. B. Doner & Co ANdover 3-7800
Foots, Cone ©• Belding. SUperior 7-4800
Frank, Clinton E., Inc WHitehall 4-5900
Albert Frank-Guenther Law, Inc.. .. .DEarborn 2-6424
Fuller & Smith & Ross ANdover 3-5039
Goodkind. Joice & Morgan, Inc. .... .SUperior 7-6747
Gordon. Best. Co., Inc STate 2-5060
Grant Advertising, Inc.. .SUperior 7-6500
Henri, Hurst & McDonald, Inc.. ..... .FRanklin 2-9180
Robert Kahn & Assoc. Inc.. ........ .DEIaware 7-5480
H. W. Kastor & Sons Advertising Co... CEntral 6-5131
MacFarland, Aveyard & Co.. ...... .RAndolph 6-9360
Malcolm-Howard ANdover 3-6022
Maxon, Inc. WHitehall 4-1676
McCann-Erickson WEbster 9-3701
Arthur Meyerhoff & Co.. DEIaware 7-7860
C. L. Miller Co CEntral 6-9438
Needham, Louis Brorby, Inc WHitehall 4-3400
Olian & Bronner, Inc STate 2-3381
O'Neil, Larson & McMahon . ANdover 3-4470
Presba, Fellers & Presba, Inc CEntral 6-7683
L. W. Ramsey Co. ................. . FRanklin 2-8155
Roche. Williams & Geary. ... . . .RAndolph 6-9760
R. Jack Scott WHitehall 4-6886
Russel M. Seeds Co.. WHitehall 3-2133
Tatham-Laird, Inc. ................ HArrison 7-3700
J. Walter Thompson Co MOhawk 4-6700
Wade Advertising Agency STate 2-7369
Fdward H. Weiss & Co CEntral 6-7252
Young & Rubicam. Financial 6-0750
Radio-TV Program Prods.
Columbia Records, Inc WHitehall 4-6000
Decea Records, Inc MOhawk 4-4800
Feature Productions Michigan 2-601 S
L. S. Toogood Recording Co CEntwI 6-S27I
William Morris Aaency WHitehall 3-1744
Jewell Radio & TV Productions MOhawk 4-5757
Jules Power Prod. DEIaware 7-7422
Les Lear Productions Corp RAndolph 6-0905
Modern Recording Studio. Financial 6-4183
Morton Radio Productions, Inc .. CEntral 6-4144
Music Corp. of America .DEIaware 7-1100
NBC Radio Recording Division SUperior 7-8300
RCA Manufacturing Co.. .WHitehall 4-4600
Walter Schwimmer Co. FRanklin 2-4392
Standard Radio Trans. Service, Inc.. ... .STate 2-5322
Hal Tate Radio Productions AiNdover 3-6520
Ziv Television Programs, Inc.. .......... -WH 4-1030
News Agencies and Ass3ns
Associated Press STate 2-7700
International News Service. DE 2-0427
Press Associates, Inc. . . . ........ SUperior 7-0907
RADIO-TV DAILY .......... . DEarborn 2-6757
United Press FRanklin 2-9000
City News Bureau... STate 2-8100
Community News. .RAndolph 6-0002
TV Film Producers-Dist.
Walter Schwimmer, Inc FR 2-4392
Screencraft Pictures, Inc HA 7-9660
Television Programs of America, Inc. ...... DE 2-0123
UPA Pictures, Inc AN 3-7566
Van Praag Productions. WO 2-4896
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Federal Departments
and Agencies
American National Red Cross REpublie
Archives, National REpublie
Business and Defense Services
Administration .STerling
Capitol, U. S. (Senate, House) CApitol
Census, Bureau of The. LUdlow
Commerce, Department of .......... . .STerling
Copyright Office, Library of Congress. .STerling
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals. National
Department of Defense . Liberty
Air Force, Department of The. ..... .Liberty
Army, Department of The. .... .Liberty
Navy, Department of The. Liberty
Defense Mobilization, Office of. ... .Executive
Executive Mansion (White House). . .NAtional
Federal Communications Commission. Executive
Federal Trade Commission Executive
Government Printing Office. ........ .STerling
Interior, Department of The. ........ REpublie
Justice, Department of REpublie
Labor, Department of Executive
National Labor Relations Board. .... .STerling
National Research Council. ........ .Executive
Patent Office .STerling
Pott Office Department STerling
Radio Correspondents Galleries (Senate and
House of Representatives) CApitol
State, Department of REpublie
Supreme Court of the United States. .Executive
United States Information Agency. ... REpublie
U.S.M.C, AM-TV, Info. Div.... Liberty
Ext
White House ................. NAtional
7-8300
7-7500
3-9200
4-3121
4-3000
3-9200
3-0400
8-4696
5-6700
5-6700
5-6700
5 cCV
3-3300
8-1414
3-3620
3-6800
3-6840
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7-8200
3-2420
3-7373
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3-3100
4-3121
3-164©
7-8340
5-6700,
. 41056
8-1414
Non-Governmental
Clear Channel Broadcasting Service. .Executive 3-0255
National Association of
Broadcasters DEcatur 2-9300
National Press Club. ............... REpublie 7-2500
RADIO-TV DAILY .......... EXecutive 3-4808
Radio, Electronics-Television Manufacturers
Association NAtional 8-3902
Radio Corporation of America (Frequency
Bureau and RCA Victor Die.) District 7-1260
Westinghouse Broadcasting Co.. ..... . STerling 3-0901
AM Radio Stations
WARL KEnmore 6-9000
WEAM JAckson 7-7100
WFAN ........................... REpublie 7-8000
WFAX JEfferson 2-0900
WGAY ........................... . JUnlper 9-1050
WGMS .......................... Executive 3-8676
WINX POplar 2-4357
WMAL KEIIogg 7-1100
WOL HObart 2-3700
WOOK REpublie 7-8000
WPIK Overlook 3-3000
WRC EMerson 2-4000
WTOP EMerson 2-9300
WUST HObart 2-001 1
WWDC ..... ........... TUckerman 2-7600
FM Radio Stations
WASH District 7-1 356
WBUZ REdwood 6-8000
WGMS-FM Executive 3-8676
WMAL-FM ....................... . .KEIIogg 7-1100
WRC-FM ......................... . ADams 4-5400
WTOP-FM EMerson 2-9300
WWDC-FM .................... .TUckerman 2-7600
Television Stations
WMAL-TV ......................... KEIIogg 7-110®
WRC-TV EMerson 2-4000
WTOP-TV EMerson 2-9300
WTT6 .STerling 3-5300
News Services
Associated Press .District 7-1500
International News Service NAtional 8-1733
United Press EXecutive 3-3430
Networhs
ABC ..............KEIIogg 7-1100
CBS EMerson 2-9306
MBS .STerling 3-3500
NBC EMerson 2-4000
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Telephone Numbers
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AM Radio Stations
KABC NOrmandy 3-331 1
KALI (Pasadena) RYan 1-7149
KBIG Hollywood 3-3205
KBLA (North Hollywood) STate 7-3619
KDAY Hollywood 1 -9981
KFAC WEbster 8-0161
KFI DUnkirk 2-2121
KFOX (Long Beach) NEvada 6-7868
KFSG DUnkirk 9-1 141
KGIL (Sherman Oaks) STate 4-6291
KIEV (Glendale) Citrus 1-1133
KLAC Hollywood 2-7271
KRKD CApitol 5-41 16
KFWB Hollywood 3-5151
KGER (Long Beach) NEvada 6-4774
KGFJ Hollywood 4-0201
KMiPC Hollywood 9-5341
KNX HOUywood 9-1212
KPOP DUnkirk 8-2345
KPOL WEbster 8-2345
KRKD CApitol 5-4116
KWKW (Pasadena) RYan 1-6744
KXLA (Pasadena) .RYan 1-6991
FM Radio Stations
KABC-FM NOrmandy 3-331 1
KBMS-FM (Glendale) .CHapmon 5-2090
KCBH BR 2-7105
KFAC-FM WEbster 8-0161
KFMIU-FM WEbster 8-5233
KFOX-FM NEvada 6-7868
KGLA-FM DUnkirk 5-9966
KHJ-FM HOUywood 2-2133
KHOF-FM (Glendale) CHapman 5-5668
KMLA-FM DUnkirk 2-8426
KNOB-FM (Long Beach) HEmlock 8-5519
KNX-FM .HOUywood 9-1212
KRHM-FM .HOUywood 7-5167
KUTE-FM .Citrus 4-7474
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KRKD-FM HOIIywood 5-2181
KWKW-FM (Pasadena) RYan 1 -6744
Television Stations
KABC-TV NOrmandy 3-331 1
KCOP Hollywood 2-731 1
KHU-TV Hollywood 2-2133
KRCA THornwall 5-7000
KNXT WEbster 8-3000
KTLA Hollywood 9-3181
KTTV Hollywood 2-71 1 1
Networks
American Broadcasting Company. .. NOrmandy 3-331 1
Columbia Broadcasting System Hollywood 9-1212
CBS^Radio Hollywood 9-1212
CBS Television— Television City. WEbster 8-3000
Mutual-Don Lee Broadcasting
System Hollywood 2-2133
National Broadcasting Company Thornwall 5-7000
Station Representatives
American Jewish Broadcasting BRadshaw 2-7931
AM Radio Sales Co Hollywood 5-0695
Avery-Knodel, Inc DUnkirk 5-6394
Walter Biddick Co Richmond 8-61 84
Best, H. L F Olive 5-8326
John Blair & Co DUnkirk 7-1333
Burke-Stuart Hollywood 3-7194
Blair-TV, Inc DUnkirk 1-3811
CBS-TV Spot Sales WEbster 8-3000
Boiling Company, Inc BRadshaw 2-0544
The Branham Co WEbster 1-1551
Broadcast Times Sales Hollywood 5-1755
Bum-Smith Co., Inc.. DUnkirk 2-3200
CBS-Radio Spot Sales Hollywood 9-1212
Cowling Charles Hollywood 5-2453
Crawford, Fred E DUnkirk 4-7352
Forjoe & Co 01. 5-7755
Gillman, Nicoll & Ruthman DUnkirk 7-1325
Gil-Perna, Inc DUnkirk 7-4388
W. S. Grant Co Hollywood 3-7194
H-R Representatives, Inc Hollywood 2-6453
Headley-Reed Co Hollywood 4-7738
Hollingbery, George P., Co DUnkirk 5-2071
The Katz Agemcy DUnkirk 5-6284
King, Frank & Co DUnkirk 5-621 3
McGavren-Quinn Co. Hollywood 4-6146
Meeker Co Hollywood 2-2351
Tracy Moore Hollywood 2-2351
NBC-KRCA Spot Sales THornwall 5-7000
Oakes, Harion G., Associates DUnkirk 2-3200
Lee F. O'Connell Co 01. 5-7597
John Pearson Co DUnkirk 5-5084
Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc Hollywood 9-1688
Edward Perry Co TUcker 3171
Pambeau, William G., Co Hollywood 4-6017
Paul H. Raymer HOIIvwood 2-2376
Scott-Gunzendorfer Co DUnkirk 8-4151
Venard, Rintoul, McConnell DUnkirk 8-4151
video Views HOIIvwood 3-4179
Walker Co DUnkirk 2-3200
Weed & Company Hollywood 2-6676
Young, Adam J., Jr Hollywood 2-2289
Advertising Agencies
Abbott Kimball Co. of Calif DUnkirk 7-7305
Action in Advertising DUnkirk 3-3114
Ad Associates WEbster 3-7501
Ad Larson iNOrmandie 4-6552
Advertising Council, Inc CResrview 4-8039
Advertising Engineers Corp Mutual 5039
Advertisers Production Agency Richmond 9-7761
Alber, R. H., Co Hollywood 9-8?73
Allen, Dorsey & Hatfield, Inc.. .... . NOrmandie 3-9343
Allen & Marshall Adv., Agency DUnkirk 7-5163
Allen, Martin, Co WEbster 3-0734
Allied Advertising Agencies HOIIvwood 2-0837
Anderson-McConnell Adv. Agency. . . .WEbster 1-1761
U. S. Anderson Co WEbster 8-781 2
Arnold, Rupert Advertising DUnkirk 2-0896
Atherton Advertising Agency OLive 3-2246
Asch, A., Inc DUnkirk 7-760O
Associated Advertising Agency 01. 2-7690
Atchison & Haden DUnkirk 5-7191
ATN Service Adv WEbst=r 8-4323
Auto-Graph Ad Service REpublir 4-1801
Ayer, N. W., & Son, Inc HOIIywood 3-4871
Baldwin, Ben, Adv. Agency HOIIvwood 2-0908
Banning Co DUnkirk 8-3456
Barnes Chase Co . DUnkirk 4-1 1 93
Baron, Richard, Co HOIIywood 2-5657
Bates, Kirk O MAdison 9-1631
Bates, Ted., & Co HOIIywood 9-2161
BBDO HOIIywood 2-6723
Baus & Ross Co DUnkirk 8-1 107
Bayard, Jere BRadshaw 2-8716
Beaumont & Mortmain, Inc .HOIIywood 2-5633
Becker, Max, Advertising
(Long Beach) HEmlock 6-5222
Beckman, Hamilton & Associates Olive 3-0910
Bejach, Leo, Adv CRestview 4-4555
Belford, Ed, Agency POplar 6-4334
Bell Advertising Pleasant 3-2339
Bennett, Harry, Adv. Agency DUnkirk 7-8371
Bennett, Walter F., & Co HOIIywood 4-8291
Benton & Bowles, Inc HOIIywood 4-9151
Bergihoff Associates, Inc Olive 5-7536
Besel Advertising AN 3-5121
Bishop & Associates, Inc HOIIywood 2-1266
Blades, Richard H MUtual 2734
Bloch's Advertising HOIIywood 3-0647
Blum's Direct Advertising DUnkirk 8-3441
Bogerts, The HOIIywood 3-6871
Bowes, Chas. Adv. Co DUnkirk 1-3881
Boyd, John iR CLeveland 6-8698
Boylhart, Lovett & Deane DUnkirk 4-2161
Bozell & Jacobs, Inc BRadshaw 2-2081
Brand, Michael & Associates 01. 2-5212
Brehme Ad Service (Glendale) CHopman 5-1539
Broadcasting Advertising BRadshaw 2-4840
Brooke, Smith, French & Dorrance
of the Pacific Coast, Inc.. MUtual 8154
Brown, Byron H., & Assoc. . Olym.pia 3-2320
Buchanan & Co., Inc 01. 5-8200
Bull, Frank, & Co HOIIywood 5-4195
Burnett, Leo, Co., Inc HOIIywood 4-7374
Burrt, George Advertising HOIIywood 5-1183
Buss, R. H., Associates DUnkirk 5-4385
Buxton, Erwin RYan 1-5541
California Adv., Agency HOIIvwood 3-3189
Calkins, Hal-den, Inc. WEbster 6-5145
Calvert & Perry GRanite 2-9544
Campbell-Ewald Co HOIIywood 9-2931
Campbell-Mithun, Inc HOIIywood 2-0715
Copies Co., The DUnkirk 7-4255
Carlson, Milton Co DUnkirk 8-9464
Carson-Roberts Inc BRadshaw 2-8366
Case, Roger T., Assoc HEmlock 7-3503
Castor & Assoc deader 2-1315
Chamiberlin & Associates DUnkirk 7-6444
Cheshire Advertising Associates HOIIywood 9-4580
Citizen Advertising Agency, Inc VAndyke 2463
Clark, Darwin H., Co MAdison 5-2441
Classified Advertising Agency TRinity 9983
Cloward Velma Advertising DUnkirk 4-2558
Coast Advertising Associates TRinity 1269
Columbia Pacific Advertising GArfield 3-1078
Collard, Clark, Adv. Agency. DUnkirk 7-3388
Cole, Fischer & Rogow CResrview 6-3195
Cole, Val Advertising Agency CResrview 5-8462
Compton Advertising, Inc 01. 5-6990
Consolidated Adv. Directors CResrview 6-4012
Copy Cat Advertising STanley 7-4348
Cormier, Ray, Adv HOIIywood 2-1217
Cowell, Leslie B., Advertising STanley 7-5329
Craig & Reid, Inc HOIIvwood 4-8218
Creative Advertising DUnkirk 8-0436
Crist, Ken, Inc NOrmandie 1-1287
Culbertson, Robert C. Adv Olive 5-8514
Culp, Earl R., Co DUnkirk 2-8406
Dancer-Fitzgeraild-Sample, Inc HOIIywood 2-3256
D'Arcy Adv. Co DUnkirk 5-3171
Cunningham & Walsh, Inc .01. 2-5690,
DUnkirk 8-2111
Davidson, David, & Co HOIIywood 2-6523
Davis & Blackwell, Inc Victoria 9-2964
Davis, Charlie, Advertising AXminsrer 3-5508
Dennis, Robert, Agency MAdison 5-2183
DeSantis Advertising Agency 01. 5-8770
Dibble, Gordon H CHapman 5-2495
Donald, Dick, Advertising DUnkirk 8-0555
Doyle, Dane, Bernbaoh WEbster 8-3781
Dozier, Eastman & Co DUnkirk 5-6071
Dreyfus 0<>. Adv Olive 5-8255
Durstine, Roy S.. Inc DUnkirk 8-341 1
Ebberts, Dan, Adv. Serv LUdlo 7-9161
Edwards, Adv. Agency, The Olive 5-7850
Ehlert, Grace MAdison 6-2221
Eisaman-Johns, Advertising CResrview 1-5196
Eisenberg, Ralph VAndike 0439
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Elliott & Corbo Advertising DUnkirk 5-6401
Enyart & Rose Advertising OL. 4-4070
Erwin Wasey, & Co., Ltd WEbster 1-1211
Essig Co POplar 3-4365
Esty, William Co Hollywood 2-6301
Evers-Whyte Advertising DUnkirk 2-2188
Falkenhainer, Carl BRadshaw 2-0136
Fallon & Co Hollywood 3-5683
Fagan, O K. Advertising Agcy VAndyke 2192
Farrar Advertising GRanite 8-301 1
Fehlman, Warren P. Adv. Co OXnard 4-5270
Fellows, John C, Co DUnkirk 4-3187
Flax-Bronston Co MAdison 6-7751
Foladare-Greer & Bock Hollywood 9-8135
Foote, Cone & Belding (Hollywood) Hollywood 9-6265
Foote, Cone & Belding (Los Angeles) .MAdison 9-3611
Frank, Don Advertising (Anaheim) .. .KEystone 5-6093
Frazier, Cornelius W Madison 5-8392
Freiburg, John, & Co NOrmandie 3-21 1 1
Fritz, Jimimy, & Associates HOIIywood 3-3251
Gardner, H. M., & Assoc OLive 5-7620
Gard, Dalbert & Associates DUnkirk 8-8422
Gaynor, Colman, Prentis & Varley, Inc OL. 5-8191
Geissinger, W. B., & Co WEbster 3-7176
Gelb & Morgan Advertising STote 6-5712
General Advertising Agency, Inc. .. .HOIIywood 3-5128
Gerstenkorn, Henry, Co DUnkirk 7-4285
Gilbert & Benton STanley 7-1 848
Gilbert, Martin, Agency STate 3-2900
Gill Clifford Agency OLive 5-8388
Glosser-Goiley, Inc DUnkirk 4-2141
Glenn Advertising, Inc WEbster 3-9369
Goldstone-Tobias OL. 5-6010
Gonda, Francis D., Adv. Agency HOIIywood 2-6017
Goodman, Anderson, Advertising WEbster 8-3993
Goodwin, Gary, Advertising STanley 7-5567
Graham, Clyde D DUnkirk 3-1266
Grant, Will DUnkirk 7-3361
Grant Advertising Agency HOIIywood 1-9231
Gray-Moore Agency HOIIywood 9-3751
Gregory, Willard G., & Co TRinity 0531
Grey Advertising HOIIywood 4-7347
Guerin-Johnstone-Jeffries Advertising CLeveland 7-8271
Guild, Bascom & Bonfigli (HOIIywood 9-8217
Hadlock & Associates HOIIywood 2-6731
Harrington-Richards WEbster 3-5577
Harvey, William W., Inc HOIIywood 2-0874
Heintz & Co., Inc MAdison 9-3181
Hicks & Griest DUnkirk 5-1721
Hill, Don Ml 5149
Herbert E. Hill DUnkirk 5-1971
Hixson & Jorgenson, Inc DUnkirk 8-3121
Hoel, John D., Adv. Agency RYan 1-7131
Hollander, Welsh Advertising DUnkirk 9-1171
Honig-Cooper Co WEbster 8-2431
House of Leads PLeasant 3-2226
Houston Advertising Service Co NOrmandie 5-5886
Hubley Adv. Agency DUnkirk 2-2366
Hunter & Wilhite Advertising HOIIywood 4-4191
Huntington-Parmalee Advertising . . . BRadshaw 2-8039
Hutchinson Advertising iHOIIywood 2-4500
Irwin-Los Angeles BRadshaw 2-5455
Irwin, Howard, & Assoc DUnkirk 8-1219
Jayoraft Co THornwall 2-5310
Jenner, Don, Advertising DUnkirk 2-8321
Jensen, Walter L., Advertising DUnkirk 9-8355
Jelt Advertising HOIIywood 2-6635
Johnseon, J. Howard Michigan 8088
Johnson & Lewis WEbster 3-7536
Jones, Paul, & Associates DUnkirk 1-3003
Juneau, C. B OL. 3-1770
Kaplan, Sara Jane, Advertising WEbster 3-7531
Kaufman, Lon, Co DUnkirk 8-2775
Kaufman, Hans E., & Co HOIIywood 3-3800
Kay-Christopher Advertising HOIIywood 4-8101
Keane, Raymond, Advertising BRadshaw 2-3548
Keene & Associates MAdison 6-3291
Keefer, Ray ANgeles 1-6141
Ke logg, Edw. S DUnkirk 7-5213
Kelso, M. H., & Co DUnkirk 2-2072
Kenyon & Eckhardt HO 3-2101
Kennedy, Walker & Wooten OL 2-0555
Killingsworth Co DUnkirk 5-61 1 1
Kirby, Dick, & Associates VAndike 8334
Kirkwood & Cole Advertising OL 3-2917
Klitten, Martin R., Co DUnkirk 7-8396
Kraft Advertising DUnkirk 8-6262
Kudner Agency, Inc DUnkirk 2-1127
Lance Advertising CRestview 5-6158
L'Ann Advertising .VAndike 4451
Lansdale-Kellogg Advertising DUnkirk 7-521 3
LaRoche, C. J., Advertising HOIIywood 9-3656
Latta & Co MAdison 6-3284
Lawrence Co BRadshaw 2-5820
Laws, Robert F Richmond 9-5317
Lee & Associates WEbster 3-9349
Lee, J. Richard HOIIywood 9-2721
Lee, Robert E., & Associates BRadshaw 2-2450
Leni Advertising HOIIywood 4-0141
Lennon & Newell CRestview 1-7221
Lenz, J. M WE 6-1682
Lewin, Howard, Advertising DUnkirk 8-8771
Lewis Advertising HOIIywood 5-9040
Lionel & Simons Advertising HOIIywood 2-7429
Little & Co DUnkirk 9-1267
Logan, Dudley L DUnkirk 2-8471
Lynn-Western, Inc WEbster 5-3040
Mack Agency HOIIywood 2-6377
Mack-Wharton Advertising WEbster 8-5187
MocManus, John, & Adams WEbster 3-8569
Mann Advertising Co DUnkirk 2-1 179
Mannis, Samuel A HOIIywood 4-7501
Marine Advertising Agency HOIIywood 3-5642
Markham Co DUnkirk 8-9495
Martha's Adv. Service MAdison 6-4897
Marto, Walter SYraeuse 6-2239
Mathisson & Associates MUtual 2482
Matthews, Anne D. (Pasadena) SYcamore 9-6504
Mayer, Henry, Cunningham & Walsh,
Inc DUnkirk 8-2111
Mayne, Charles H., Co OLive 3-0990
Mays & Co TRinity 8534
McCann-Erickson DUnkirk 5-3301
McCarry Co., The DUnkirk 5-401 1
MeCreery, Walter, Co OL.2-4480
McElligott, Ford C, & Associates VAndike 4653
McElroy Adv. Agcy Richmond 9-2047
McHugh Advertising Co BRadshaw 2-0233
McKee, Burns Adv HOIIywood 7-421 8
McLain, W. R., & Associates NOrmandie 3-8200
McNeill & McCleery DUnkirk 5-3921
Meany, Phillip J., Co., Adv Michigan 3601
Meltzler, Richard, Adv WEbster 8-2993
Meyerhoff, Arthur, & Co OL. 3-1633
Miner, Dan B., Co DUnkirk 8-3301
Monsos, John S., Advertising HOIIvwood 5-9084
Mooge-Privett, Inc WEbster 6-7243
Morgan, Raymond R., Co HOIIywood 3-4194
Mottl & Siteman Advertising OL. 2-5095
Mowinckel, E. K., Advertising Richmond 7-0529
Mullins, Earl, Advertising DUnkirk 5-9088
Nargi Advertising VAndike 1647
National Advertising Associates 01. 5-6010
National Federation of Advertising
Agencies OL 3-2320
Neale 8, Associates. ■ OL 6-0500
Neave & North Advertising HOIIywood 2-6044
Neave, Ralph Advertising
(Manhattan Beach) FRontier 4-1609
Needham, Louis, & Brorby . . "^'-T §"1?I1
Nelson Adv. Service DUnkirk 7-8368
Newman, Ben Allah, Advertising
Service ; 'DUnkirk 9-6649
Newmark, Nelson, Advertising ■ ■'M.,chJ9a" If??
Norman Associates AXminster 2-2336
Norman, Craig & Kimmel OL 2-7590
North Advertising • ?L. 2-3840
Olen, David, Adv ■ A01<ve 5-7290
Odympus Advertising ur^ym°!l Villi
Otis. Don, Advertising HO ywood 2-6063
Pardee Co., The HOIIywood 2-7306
Patch 8, Curtis Advertising
(Long Beach) U(HI!m,OC5 ?"n«i?
Patton, George Adv HOIIywood 2-0841
Paul & Baum VA°,L:, ^ '„
Pell, Ben, Advertising yAndi ke 1557
Perrett Co., The MlS},a,<,2r,1??
Pflaum, Stanley, 8, Associates . . . : .OL. 2-033^
Porter, Weslev H., Adv AXminster 3-0400
Productive Advertising u£,,ml ;% 2ili
Ramsey, Brown & Co HOI ywood 3-685
Raymond, J. W., Advertising P,Unk!rk 5_J??I
Raymond Larry, Co WEbster 6-8125
Robin Co., The ^f-* Villi
Robin, Lee 8, Arnold C^tT'.eT i'fSS
Robins, Jerome, Agencv ^^ ?"2o«
Robinson, Elwood J., Adv JJAUtucrf «93
Rodie-Eckhoff 8, Lee ■•■^f 5"?6J°
Rockett-Lauritzen REpublic 4-2106
Ross, Charles, Adv., Agency HOIIywood 2-1184
Ross, Jon, Advertising HOIIywood 2-3378
Ross, Clark WEbster 4-5152
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Ross, Roy, Inc Hollywood 9-6263
Schnitzer, Bernard S. . WEbster 8-91 59
Scholts Advertising MAdison 9-3181
Schurrer, Lou, Adv Hollywood 3-3800
Scott, M. B., Advertising 01. 5-61 56
Sebrell, J. B., Adv. Agcy MAdison 6-9397
Seeds, Russel M., Co., Inc CRestview 4-7613
Seros, George J., Advertising OL 2-1793
Shane, Leonard, Agency. Hollywood 9-2258
Shay Advertising Hollywood 4-1 158
Sheldon, Lisle Adv Hollywood 3-2366
Shelley, J. B., & Associates. . DUnkirk 5-3301
Sherman & Pam .iHOIIywood 5-7646
Shilling, Co., The PRospect 3033
Show Management WEbsrer 8-0148
Sieck, Charles iH . GRanite 3-3659
Simmons, Dean WEbsrer 1-1311
Smalley, Levitt & Smith MUtual 5336
Speer Advertising Agency Richmond 7-9626
Spees Advertising Agency DUnkirk 9-6933
Stahl, Charles N., Adv. Agency Hollywood 2-7344
Stebbins, Barton A., Adv DUnkirk 8-8131
Stebbins, Hal, Inc Richmond 9-5317
Steinlauf, Malcolm, & Co WEbsrer 3-7564
Sreller, Miller & Lester, Inc DUnkirk 7-5377
Stevens, Bob, Advertising . BRadshaw 2-5232
Stiller, Rouse & Hunt Advertising 01. 5-8550
Stodel Advertising VAndike 6344
Straus, J. M., & Co DUnkirk 3-5072
Stromberger, LaVane & McKenzie. .. DUnkirk 5-2211
Sudler Co BRadshaw 2-3438
Sullivan, John 1., Agency WEbsrer 8-5571
Sawdon, Frank Hollywood 4-7973
Sullivan Stauffer Colwell & Bayles,
Inc Hollywood 4-21 1 9
Swafford & Co BRadshaw 2-2781
Taggart & Young WEbster 3-8107
Tath am -Laird, Inc Hollywood 1-9228
Taylor Host, Inc CApitol 5-3208
Thompson, J. Walter, Co 01 3-0300
Tilds & Cantz Advertising Hollywood 2-1 157
Todd, Michael, Advertising Hollywood 5-8036
Tullis Co., Inc., The Hollywood 2-6333
Tyler-Smith, T., Advertising DUnkirk 7-5519
Uhl Service Advertising WEbster 9-3075
United Bench Advertising AXminster 2-8107
U. S. Advertising Agency Hollywood 2-1174
Universal Advertising Agency, Inc. . HOllywood 4-8218
Van der Boom, Hunt, McNaughton,
Inc DUnkirk 2-6203
Van-Scott, Inc DUnkirk 9-2300
Victor, A. J., Company AXminster 4-7555
Vignolle & Powell HOllywood 2-6388
Vihlene Advertising HOllywood 2-6821
Voorhees, P. W., Inc BRadshaw 2-3726
Wade, Geoffrey, Adv. Agency HOllywood 4-7457
Waldman, Harvey, & Associates Richmond 7-5241
Walsh, Nellie L., Advertising VAndike 9853
Weatherwax-Spurgean 8, Associates.. TRinity 2633
Webster, R. W., Adv MAdison 9-2283
Weinberg, Milton, Adv. Co.. . OLive 3-2300
Weiser, Marry, Co CRestview 4-8929
Wessells, George M., Company WEbster 6-7668
WesNMarquis, Inc MAdison 9-2214
Western Advertising Agency WEbster 8-2681
Westwoad, Tom, Adv. Agcy OH 5-5051
White Advertising HOllywood 3-5694
Whiteman, Richard DUnkirk 5-2054
Wilder, Alvin .WEbster 8-2781
Williams, Dallas & Sons HOllywood 2-6396
Willis, Harry G, & Assoc CHapman 5-3325
Wolfer-Douglass-Bennington, Inc. Cumberland 3-6242
Wood, Frank A WEbster 8-8540
Woolf, Lert, Co DUnkirk 8-2361
World Advertising (Long Beach) HEmlock 5-6094
World Wide Want Ad Service TRinity 9983
Wynne-Alexander Advertising (Pasadena) . RYan 1-2319
Yambert, Ralph, Organization HOllywood 2-6855
Young, Marvin, Associates IHOIIywood 2-2684
Young, M. M., Adv. iHOIIywood 2-2684
Young & Rubicam MAdison 6-7641
Radio-TV Program Prods*
Advertisers' TV Program Service,
Inc CRestview 6-7496
Aladdin TV Productions, Inc.. . WEbster 3-9437
Alexander Film Co. HOllywood 9-7396
Alexander, M & A, Productions,
Inc. HOllywood 4-3414
Alpha TV Productions, Inc.. . ....... .Oldfield 4-2800
B & B Recording Studios. ...... PLymoufrh 6-0949
Bob White Productions WEbster 5-5398
Bonded TV Film Service, Inc Oldfield 4-7575
Boyd, William, Productions, Inc CRestview 4-5248
Burrud, Bill, Productions HOllywood 2-7111
Cavalcade Television Programs 01. 4-4796
Cheshire & Associates HOllywood 9-4580
Consolidated TV Sales CRestview 1-5133
Corradine, Tom J., & Associates. . . .HOllywood 2-4448
Columbia Records, Inc.. Oleander 5-6733
Commodore Productions HOllywood 9-7502
Crosby, Bing, Enterprises BRadshaw 2-2771
Custom Recorders STanley 7-2557
Dudley, Television Corp CRestview 1-7258
Electro-Vox Recording Studios HOllywood 5-2189
Fairbanks, Jerry, Inc HOllywood 2-1101
Five-Star Productions HOllywood 3-4807
General TV Enterprises, Inc HOllywood 2-5696
Gibson, Grace, Radio Prods HOllywood 9-4580
G-iN-P Records HOllywood 4-8351
Guedel, John, Radio Productions WEbster 6-6291
Hollywood Central Recording
Studios, Inc HOllywood 3-2131
Johnson, Ed, Film Co HOllywood 2-5566
MocGregor, C. P., Sound Studios. .... .DUnkirk 4-4191
Marquis, Arnold, Prodns OLympia 2-1262
M-G-.M Radio Attractions TExas 0-331 1
Music City HOllywood 2-2181
MCA-TV POplar 6-3871
Putin, Ray, Productions HOllywood 2-1147
RCA, Victor Division RAymond 3-6661
Radio (Recorders, Inc HOllywood 3-3282
Reynolds, Stuart, Prod CRestview 4-7863
Roekett, Frederick K., Co HOllywood 4-3183
Rocket Pictures, Inc HOllywood 7-7131
Ross, Jack HOllywood 9-4019
Rourke, Jack, Productions HOllywood 3-7178
Screen Gems, Inc HOllywood 2-31 1 1
Snader Tele script ions Corp HOllywood 2-1261
Song Ads HOllywood 5-6181
Steffner, Wayne, Prods HOllywood 3-4173
Studio & Artists Recorders HOllywood 4-8241
Sutherland, John, Prods., Inc DUnkirk 8-5121
Telefilm, Inc HOllywood 9-7205
Telepix Corp HOllywood 4-7391
TV Spots HOllywood 5-5171
Thomas Co., The HOllywood 4-6564
Tuchman, Harris, Productions WEbster 6-7189
Universal Recorders HOllywood 9-8282
Vitapix Corporation CRestview 1-7191
WRS Recording Lab HOllywood 5-1454
Western Recorders HOllywood 3-681 1
Wilding Picture Prods, of Calif WEbster 8-0183
World Broadcasting System Oldfied 4-2800
Wright, Carter, Enterprises, Inc HOllywood 9-0944
Ziv, Frederic W., Co OLdfield 4-2800
Ziv Television Programs, Inc Oldfield 4-2800
TV Film Producers-Dist.
M & A Alexander Productions HO 4-7571
American National Studios, Inc OL 4-2800
George Bagnall & Associates .CR 1-5133
Frank Cooper Associates CR 4-6321
Jack Denove Productions, Inc HO 4-8331
Desilu Productions, Inc HO 9-5981
Walt Disney Studio TH 5-3141
Dougfaiir Corporation OL 2-7490
Jerry Fairbanks Production HO 2-1 101
Family Theater, Inc.. HO 2-1317
Don Fedderson Productions BR 2-8031
Filmeraft Productions 01 3-2430
Filmaster Productions, Inc.. HO 2-7141
Four Star Films, Inc TE 0-2931
Gannaway Internation Corporation PO 2-1156
Grantray-Lawrence Animation, Inc HO 9-7968
Gross-Krasne, Inc HO 9-8321
Hollywood Television Service, Inc PO 3-8807
Interstate TV Corporation NO 2-9181
Mark VII, Ltd ST 7-0621
Robert Maxwell & Associates HO 2-6027
McCadden Corporation .HO 4-2141
McGowan Productions, Inc 01 4-0711
Medallion TV Enterprises, Inc HO 2-6635
Meridian Pictures .HO 7-5111
Carlton E. Morse Enterprises, Inc TH 5-7000
Paramount Television Productions, Inc HO 9-8700
Princeton Film Center, Inc CA 2-6282
Playhouse Pictures HO 5-2192
Roland Reed TV Productions. HO 9-1628
Revue Productions, Inc PO 6-3871
Hal Roach Studios. .VE 9-2311
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Roy Rogers Productions. . HO 7-5111
Screencrafit Pictures, Inc. HO 2-4448
Screen Gems, lute HO 2-3111
Splendex Enterprises , CR 4-7266
Stage Five Productions, Inc HO 7-3111
Superman, Inc OL 4-8000
Swift-Chaplin Productions, Inc HO 2-0761
TCF Television Productions, Inc HO 2-6231
Television Programs of America, Inc HO 2-6525
Twentieth Century Fox Television
Productions, Inc HO 2-6231
UPA Pictures, Inc TH 2-7171
Universal Pictures Co., Inc., Television ST 7-1211
Van Praag Productions HO 2-1 141
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. TV Division HO 9-1251
Artists Agencies
Ainsworth, Helen CRestview 6-2062
Allied Casting Hollywood 3-71 24
Alvarado, Carlos 01. 2-0272
American Federation of Radio and
Television Artists Hollywood 4-5125
Armstrong-Deuser CRestview 4-8135
Artique, Louis CRestview 6-4652
Artists Associates Agency Hollywood 4-4179
Artists Management Co CRestview 1-6111
Auer, Miles Bohm Hollywood 2-6416
Auslander, Leland OL 2-6939
Barnes, William, Agency . . OL 2-9002
nan7' YX' A9ency Hollywood 9-0989
Bender-Ward OLympia 2-1465
Bergerman, Stanley, & Co CRestview 6-9667
Bernie, Herman CRestview 5-0117
Bonham, C. Herschel OL 5-6930
Brandies Bob, Agency Hollywood 5-6978
Brewis, Alex OL 2-7020
Burr, Dorothy Hollywood 4-6898
Business Administration Co CRestview 6-7071
rw'n* "A • • b CRestview 4-8555
Charney, William B Hollywood 9-1131
Cloutman-Barskin-Short OL. 2-5470
Collins & Associates ' OL 6 3060
Columbia Artists Management .MAdison 6-2327
Cond.t Agency Hollywood . 2-6696
Connor, Allen Hollywood 5-0834
Cooper, Frank, Associates CRestview 5-4128
SovfcerM V w Vu CRestview 6-3103
Davis, Mary Webb OL 5 6747
Demling Gus CRestview 1-2161
Doak Virginia BRadshaw 2-621 1
Donaldson Agency OL 2-0355
Draewemer, Isabelle, Agency ....' ^ . Hollywood 4-1782
Drexel-Jaimeson Agency CRestview 4-7551
Faber Alice CRestview 4-6763
Fame Agency CRestview 5-5132
Famous Artists CRestview 4-7433
Fidler, Adeline ... CRestview 1-4746
Field Marjone, Artists CRestview 6-8080
French, Hugh CRestview 6-7766
lr'ys< *u[f ■ ■ CRestview 1-6115
rink o°f?n L Hollywood 9-4567
Galle, Paul OL 2 4908
Garfield Milton CRestview 4-8631
Gertz Mitchell CRestview 4-5491
?°2' Sld , , CRestview 4-7247
Go dstone, Jules OL. 2-6500
Goldstone Tobias CRestview 6-1071
Gordon-Molson CRestview 1-61 1 1
gould' P'"y OL. 6-1122
?een' lvan1; OL 2-4010
r 9?!Y AfltS OLeander 5-7538
Greshler, Abner OL 2-3012
Griffith, Byron HOliywood 7-2600
Grimae Agency Hollywood 2-1 1 33
Grossman Milton M CRestview 4-8631
JJ- , : J\A9en,cy OL. 2-7283
Halliburton, Jeanne CRestview 5-5575
Hamilburg, Mitchell OL 2-5160
Herdan-Sherrell CRestview 1-5236
Mershon, Red, Agency CRestview 4-6381
Herzbrun. Walter OL 2 7210
S?nZAn' Bal „•:••■ '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.OL. 2-5420
mil Agency & Associates CRestview 4-5991
ngersoll, George, Agency Hollywood 7-0862
nv!n' Lo" CRestview 1-7131
Jackson, Edith HOliywood 7-0155
Jacobson, Harvey ORestview 6-6251
Jacobson, Vernon CRestview 5-2545
Jaffe Agency CRestview 6-6121
Katz, Fred, Agency CRestview 6-31 89
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Kaufman, Milton , OL 2-1359
Kingston, Al, Enterprises ORestview 6-8538
Kohner, Paul CRestview 1-5165
Kumin-Oleniok Agency CRestview 4-5221
Lance, Leon O CRestview 6-6014
Lauren, J. W., Agency HOliywood 7-5087
Lazar, Irving CRestview 5-61 53
Leonetti, Caroline, Ltd HOliywood 2-2345
Leonard, Fred HOliywood 4-7546
Lesser, Ted Mutual 7356
Levee, Sid CRestview 4-8631
Linder, Jack HOliywood 4-8100
Leves, M. C CRestview 6-6285
Longenecker, Robt OLive 3-3770
McMillan, Hazel CRestview 6-3603
MacQuarrie, Earl CRestview 4-8919
Marx, Bert CRestview 4-8555
McHugh, Jimmy, Jr CRestview 4-5167
Medford, Ben CRestview 1 -7021
Messinger, Lili CRestview 5-8541
Meyers, Walter CRestview 1-8161
Middleton, Wallace OL 6-4460
Mishkin Agency OLive 2-0944
Moore, Lola CRestview 6-5401
Morris, William CRestview 4-7451
MCA Artists CRestview 6-2001
Oakley, Robert CRestview 1 -1 345
Ochs, Al HOliywood 9-6470
Oliver, Maurine OL. 2-6300
Omega Artists, Inc HOliywood 9-7187
Oriental Casting CRestview 6-8475
Orsatti & Co CRestview 6-6241
Payton, Bob OL. 6-1 880
Pearson, Ben CRestview 4-5488
Pomeroy, Jack HOliywood 9-6366
Powers-Stanley Agency HOliywood 2-0791
Preminger, Ingo OL 6-2360
Reeves, Mary OL. 2-2968
Rocamora, Wynn OL 2-971 0
Shauer, M. A CRestview 1-1103
Shaw, Glenn OLive 5-6956
Sherman, Edward CRestview 5-01 86
Shiffrin, Williaims CRestview 4-7643
Short, Antrim ORestview 5-4137
Shurr, Louis CRestview 4-81 1 1
Small, Paul CRestview 4-5877
Snitzer, Lou-Fritschi, Al, Inc HOliywood 9-6271
Somlyo, E. T CRestview 6-2041
Stempel, Frank CRestview 4-8343
Stewart, Rosalie CRestview 4-61 23
Swanson, H. N CRestview 1-5115
Swoverland, Harold OLive 6-0900
Thompson, D. 'H CRestview 1 -21 88
Ullman, George CRestview 4-5238
Usher, Marge CRestview 4-6161
Vitt, Angle CRestview 6-4484
Wadsworth, J. B CRestview 6-0698
Wargin, Milan, Agency HOliywood 3-0604
Weiner, Jack CRestview 6-7081
Weintraub, Murry .CRestview 1-1137
Welch, Suev, Agency HOliywood 4-2461
Wending, Chas CRestview 6-2348
White, Wm. B CRestview 4-6301
Wiley, Richard OLive 2-5775
Wilkins, Paul CRestview 1 -61 88
Willson, Heiuy CRestview 4-7433
Winkler, Daniel M CRestview 1-7244
Woliver Agency HOliywood 5-8888
Wookey, Betty, Agency HOliywood 2-2301
Publications
Billboard Publishing Co HOliywood 9-5831
.Broadcasting HOliywood 3-3148
Film Daily, The HOliywood 9-5358
Hollywood Reporter HOliywood 4-741 1
Media Agencies Clients CRestview 4-6696
Radio & TV Exchange HOliywood 4-0101
RADIO-TV DAILY HOliywood 9-3951
Radio-Television Mirror CRestview 6-6293
Sponsor HOliywood 4-8089
TV Guide HOliywood 5-2103
TV-Radio Life HOliywood 4-9275
Variety HOliywood 9-1141
Radio-TV Audience Surveys
American Research Bureau CUmberlin 3-3149
Facts Consolidated OLive 3-3114
Maffett Research Co HOliywood 3-5653
Pulse Pacific, Inc WEbsrer 1-2412
Radio Audience Testing Bureau. OLympia 2-9936
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96 Bayard St., New Brunswick, N. J.
Phone: CHarter 7-1564
AMERICAN RESEARCH
BUREAU, INC.
4320 Amendale Rd., Beltsville, Md.
Phone: WEbster 5-2600
400 Park Ave., New York City
Phone: PLaza 1-5577
2105 Tribune Tower, Chicago
Phone: SUperior 7-3388
234 S. Garfield, Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: CUmberland 3-3149
BUREAU OF BROADCAST
MEASUREMENT
96 Eglinton Ave. E., Toronto, Ont.
Phone: Mayfair 9464
CROSSLEY, S-D SURVEYS, INC.
405 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-1606
ELUOTT-HAYNES LTD.
515 Broadview Ave., Toronto 6, Ont., Canada
Phone: HOward 3-1144
1500 St. Catherine St. W., Montreal, Que.
Phone: WEllington 2-1913
C. E. HOOPER, INC.
579 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-2290
FREDERICK PITTERA
ASSOCIATES
500 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-5400
ALFRED POLITZ RESEARCH, INC.
527 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-5200
THE PULSE, INC.
730 Fifth Ave., N. Y. 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-3316
RADIO REPORTS, INC.
220 East 42nd Street, New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-6658
ELMO ROPER & ASSOCIATES
30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-4900
N. C. RORABAUGH CO.
347 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 6-2193-4
ROSS FEDERAL RESEARCH CORP.
5 E. 35th St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 4-2068
SCHWERIN RESEARCH CORP.
1775 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-5690
INSTITUTE FOR MOTIVATIONAL
RESEARCH
Croton-onJHudson, N. Y.
Phone: CRoton 14721
MARKET RESEARCH CORP.
OF AMERICA
122 East 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-3540
425 N. Michigan Ave„ Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: MOhawk 44600
A. C. NIELSEN COMPANY
2101 Howard Street, Chicago 45, 111.
Phone: Hollycourt 54400
500 Fifth Ave., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PEnnsylvania 6-2850
70 Willow Rd., Menlo Park, Calif.
Phone: DAvenport 5-0021
OFFICE OF RESEARCH, INC.
3470 Broadway, New York 31, N. Y.
Phone: AUdubon 6-7455
SINDLINGER & CO.
11 E. Hinckley Ave., Ridley Park, Pa.
Phone: LEhigh 2-4100
DANIEL STARCH AND STAFF
Boston Post Rd. & Beach Ave.
Mamaroneck, N. Y.
Phone: MAmaroneck 9-5400
101 E. Ontario St., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: DElaware 7-2888
TRENDEX, INC.
535 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 2-1182
VXDEODEX, INC.
342 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-8837
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8 W. 40th St., New York 18, N. Y.
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"YI7ITHIN the past two years every
m basic premise upon which the
press photographer and the broadcaster
have been arbitrarily excluded from
many of the courtrooms of America
has been exploded with such devastat-
ing certainty and finality as to be per-
fectly plain to most discerning minds,
unless, to be sure, there is precon-
ceived determination to arrive at the
same old result."
These are not the words of a newspaper
man or a broadcaster. They were spoken
by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Colorado, the Honorable O. Otto Moore,
who has held public hearings, taking testi-
mony pro and con on Canon 35, and ob-
served demonstrations of camera, radio and
television equipment in operation. Although
Colorado is the only state in which such a
hearing has been held in the court of last
resort, lawyers and judges in other states
are also questioning the validity of Canon
35. The Texas Bar Association decided last
October that so far as it was concerned,
Canon 35 was outmoded, and accepted and
approved the report of a committee chaired
by Judge Spurgeon Bell of the Houston
Court of Civil Appeals, which stated in
part as follows:
"We feel that the control of trial
coverage by various news media should
be left in the trial courts. They have
inherent power to exclude or control
coverage in the proper case in the in-
terest of justice . . . there is no need
nor demand for the adoption of Canon
35 by the bar generally or the public
and we recommend against its adop-
tion."
The American Bar Association took ex-
traordinary action in permitting representa-
tives of the newspapers and broadcasting
industry to appear before its House of
Delegates meeting in Atlanta in February,
to debate the proposed adoption of a re-
statement of Canon 35. The restatement
accomplished nothing other than a slight
rephrasing of the Canon, which still re-
tained its arbitrary prohibition against the
taking of newspaper photographs and the
broadcasting by radio and television of
court proceedings. The House of Delegates
refrained from adopting the restatement
and deferred any action with respect to it
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until its August meeting. There is reason to
hope that in its deferred consideration of
Canon 35, the House of Delegates may be
willing to recommend a serious joint effort
of bar and media to test the effect of photo-
graphic and broadcasting coverage of court
proceedings.
One of our principal deterrents in secur-
ing equal access to legislative hearings is
the adamant refusal of Speaker Rayburn to
permit radio and television coverage of
House proceedings and committee hear-
ings. Mr. Rayburn is a powerful man in a
position of power, yet his opinion is not
shared by many Congressmen. Representa-
tive Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania, speaking
at our NAB meeting at Asheville, N. C,
last September, said that broadcasting of
debates from the House of Representatives
is certainly going to be done at some future
time, and should be given a trial now. He
said further, and I quote:
"Although the Speaker of the House
and the House Leadership took a dim
view of my bill to permit the television
and radio broadcasting of House de-
bates, I continue to believe that my
proposal has much merit. Granted that
radio and television should be limited
at least as a starter to coverage of mat-
ters of major national interest, I be-
lieve the level of debates would be
improved because of more careful ad-
vance preparation before facing the
critical eye of the camera."
I am reminded, in dealing with our free-
dom of information problems, of that mar-
velous statement of Reinhold Niebuhr: "God
grant me the serenity to accept things I
cannot change; courage to change things
I can; and wisdom to know the difference."
We know that there is not much we can
do for the moment with some of our most
determined opponents. But they will not
be with us forever, and while they are,
there are many of their associates who will
listen to the logic and justice of our argu-
ments.
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Executives
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Asst. General Manager for Radio Oliver Gramllng
Secretary Lloyd Stratton
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Executives
General Manager J. Kingsbury Smith
Associate General Manager Barry Faris
Assistant General Manager Philip G. Reed
Business Manager Robert W. Brown
Managing Editor Paul R. Allerup
Television Sales Manager Robert H. Reid
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Executives
President Frank J. Starzel
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SPOT RADIO MARKET VOLUME
COMPARISONS, 1955-1956
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The following is an analysis of dollar volume Spot Radio by markets for the years
1955-1956, showing percent of increase or decrease. Information contained herein was
taken from official FCC Reports and SRDS:
Stations
Markets Reporting Natl. Spot Natl. Spot % of
Rank By $25,000 Dollar Dollar Increase
Popula- or more Volume Volume or
tion Market Time Sales 1955 1956 Decrease
1 N. Y.-N.E. N. J 28 $9,813,781 $18,161,000 85.1 ■
2 Chicago 23 4,706,755 9,826,000 108.8
3 Los Angeles 23 2,750,903 5,847,000 112.5
4 Philadelphia 19 3,934,499 5,045,000 28.2
5 Detroit 8 3,373,534 5,544,000 64.3
6 San Francisco 16 1,849,769 3,264,000 26.4
7 Boston 15 2,563,566 3,308,000 29.0
8 Pittsburgh 17 1,999,163 2,773,000 38.7
9 St. Louis 12 2,398,206 2,929,000 1 22.1
10 Washington 13 1,147,979 2,180,000 ,90.4
11 Cleveland 8 1,660,733 2,076,000 25.1
12 Baltimore 12 1,048,691 1,428,000 36.3
13 Minneapolis-St. Paul 8 1,543,521 2,058,000 33.3
14 Buffalo 10 1,186,576 1,508,000 27.0
15 Houston 11 1,283,952 1,489,000 16.0
16 Milwaukee 8 1,017,358 1,148,000 12.9
17 Cincinnati 8 2,727,063 2,553,000 — 6.4
18 Kansas City 9 1,501,002 1,864,000 24.2
19 Atlanta 10 1,137,899 1,479,000 30.0
20 San Diego 7 469,321 683,000 45.6
21 Dallas 7 1,004,396 1,320,000 31.5
22 New Orleans 11 905,672 1,112,000 22.7
23 Portland, Oregon 11 691,184 984,000 42.4
24 Seattle 10 912,331 1,257,000 37.8
25 Providence 9 581,465 813,000 39.0
26 Miami 10 631,829 745,000 17.9
27 Denver 11 841,905 1,231,000 46.2
28 Louisville 8 764,478 1,060,000 38.7
29 San Bernardino-Riverside . . 8 132,732 148,597 12.0
3(0 Indianapolis 5 866,004 1,111,000 28.3
31 Birmingham 10 596,474 624,000 4.7
32 Youngstown 5 313,646 377,000 20.1
33 San Antonio 9 928,432 1,011,000 8.9
34 Columbus, Ohio 5 727,481 979,000 34.7
35 Tampa-St. Petersburg 11 360,951 400,000 10.8
36 Albany, Schenectady, Troy.. 7 904,057 1,117,000 23.6
37 Memphis 7 854,586 965,000 12.9
38 Dayton '3 321,982 376,000 16.8
39 Rochester 6 * 634,210 776,000 22.4 !
40 Norfolk 7 315,915 457,000 44.6
41 Ft. Worth 6 347,586 445,000 27.9
42 Phoenix 9 213,264 323,000 51.6
43 Akron 4 312,245 391,000 25.3
44 San Jose 5 72,844 90,136 23.8
45 Allentown-Bethlehem 6 181,942 271,000 48.9
46 Toledo 4 409,489 644,000 57.1
47 Springfield-Massachusetts .. 8 209,826 238,000 13.3!
48 Oklahoma City 7 571,496 576,000 0.9
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Stations
Markets Reporting Natl. Spot Natl. Spot % of
Rank By $25,000 Dollar Dollar Increase
Popula- or more Volume Volume or
Hon Market Time Sales 1955 1956 Decrease
49 Omaha 6 $ 807,893 $ 908,000 12.4
50 Jacksonville 7 310,747 285,000 — 8.7
51 Sacramento 5 491,104 548,000 11.6
52 Hartford 4 1,001,028 1,195,000 19.4
53 Syracuse 5 387,065 525,000 35.7
54 Wilkes-Barre 6 141,378 170,000 20.6
55 Knoxville 8 238,585 268,000 12.1
56 Nashville 7 690,881 817,000 18.2
57 Richmond 7 645,988 722,000 11.8
58 Wheeling 6 394,921 456,000 15.4
59 Flint 5 255,825 306,000 19.5
60 Charleston, W. Va 7 192,683 220,000 14.0
61 Wilmington, Del 4 115,797 184,000 58.6
62 Grand Rapids 6 338,526 379,000 11.8
63 Canton 2 NA 266,000
64 Fresno 6 411,528 484,000 17.5
65 Salt Lake City 7 346,493 368,000 6.4
66 Harrisburg 5 220,248 246,000 11.8
67 Wichita 5 367,859 416,000 13.0
68 Tacoma 4 70,662 78,599 11.2
69 Tulsa 6 568,982 603,000 6.0
70 Johnstown 5 90,598 110,000 20.9
71 Utica-Rome 4 129,501 144,000 10.8
72 Peoria 5 285,003 336,000 17.9
73 Bridgeport 2 NA NA
74 Worcester 4 364,846 410,000 12.3
75 Duluth 6 211,580 215,000 1.4
76 El Paso 4 122,542 189,000 53.3
77 Chattanooga 6 229,183 183,000 —20.
78 Mobile 6 129,987 145,000 11.5
79 New Haven 3 190,732 277,000 45.0
80 Davenport-Rock Island 5 261,346 289,000 10.7
81 Bakersfield 5 153,956 158,000 2,6
82 Spokane 6 394,675 488,000 23.5
83 Huntington 6 155,334 154,000 — - 0.6
84 Scranton 6 214,461 236,000 10.3
85 Reading 3 109,969 127,000 15.5
86 Des Moines 6 1,249,623 1,357,000 8.6
87 Trenton 1 NA NA
88 Little Rock 5 201,904 214,000 5.9
89 Shreveport 7 475,114 454,000 — 4.4
90 Lancaster 2 NA 111,000
91 South Bend 2 NA 159,000
92 Augusta 5 107,861 102,000 — 5.6
93 Erie 3 84,482 119,829 41.8
94 Stockton 4 123,291 213,000 73.2
95 Stamford 2 NA NA
96 Beaumont 6 206,500 169,000 —18,4
97 Tucson 6 . 127,437 68,000 —46.5
98 Charlotte 6 848,753 903,000 6.4
99 Albuquerque 5 241,004 260,000 7.9
100 Baton Rouge 5 169,202 168,000 — 0.6
101 Ft. Wayne 4 403,347 435,000 7.9
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102 Honolulu 7 375,500 421,000 1.2.0
The FCC did not include the figures for the owned and operated network radio
stations in the 1955 report. They were included in the year 1956. All owned and operated
stations of the networks are in the first 10 markets.
SOURCE : Station Representatives Association.
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Holds Upsurge in Latter Half
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THE radio spot prospects for 1958 are ex-
cellent. Although it is true that spot
billings have not shown a decided increase
during the past month or two, I confidently
expert a strong rally in the second half of
1958. The first six months will probably
continue to run below last year's figures,
but a strong upsurge in the latter half of
the year will more than compensate for the
slow start. It's my strong belief that spot
radio in 1958 will be up ten per cent over
1957.
Although there is considerable talk of a
business slowdown, consumer dollars are
still plentiful. There's nothing the matter
with business that more retail sales can't
cure— and advertising has become the sole
force for sales in the nation because of the
decline of personal salesmanship.
*
During prior periods of business setback,
advertising costs were among the first to
be pared. During the present slowdown, ad-
vertising should be the last to be cut! We
are now in an age of super-markets and
self-service stores in all lines of business.
The fact-to-face salesmanship has all but
vanished. What is left? Radio, the medium
that combines imagery transfer with strong
personal sell is the one last and best retail
salesman for any consumer product. Busi-
ness men who want to move their products
off the shelf must not only continue to use
radio as before, but should actually increase
their schedules in an effort to keep those
consumer dollars flowing. Spot radio is par-
ticularly well suited for its role of priming
the national economy because of its greater
flexibility and greater adaptability to any
advertiser's special problems. I can safely
say that radio is the most economical, and
along with TV most effective, advertising
medium in the world today.
*
Spot radio is virtually the only medium
which has generally held the line on rate
increases. Radio rates have held fairly con-
stant, although the actual value of radio
time has sharply increased in the past sev-
eral years. There are two reasons for this:
1 ) the sale of radio sets has steadily gone
up; 2) tune-ins as reported by the various
rating services has shown a consistent in-
By Frank M.
HEADLEY
President
Station Representatives
Association
crease. As a happy result of these two fac-
tors, the cost per commercial to the radio
advertiser is constantly going down instead
of increasing as it is in almost all of the
other media.
Radio announcers and disc jockeys are
becoming more and more sophisticated in
the techniques of effectively delivering a
commercial message. In even the smallest
markets, radio talent have become true air
salesmen, and take pains to learn the sales
points of the products they advertise, and
sometimes even the overall marketing strat-
egy of the advertiser.
Radio will deliver the audiences, but
agencies can better motivate their delivered
listeners by devoting more time and effort
to produce commercials with higher con-
version efficiency— that is the conversion of
audiences into customers. The key is cre-
ativity: the creative use of talent and effort
to conceive and produce commericals which
will utilize to the fullest the numerous ad-
vantages of audio presentation.
Not only are radio stations becoming
more adept at getting maximum mileage
out of the advertisers' commercials, but they
have learned how to really get across the
value of their facility as an advertising
medium to local and regional merchants
and manufacturers.
*
On the national scene as well, spot radio
has entered the era of salesmanship. Good
salesmanship has been important since the
decline of the vast nationwide audiences
several years ago, but never has it been so
vital as in the present tighter economic
situation. In today's increasingly competi-
tive market, representative salesmen more
than ever must be thoroughly familiar with
all of radio's aspects— from programming to
coverage of markets.
It is part of the salesman's job to get
across points such as these to buyers of
time— but his essential job is still to sell:
aggressively, imaginatively, persistently —
and harder than ever before.
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PERSONNEL LISTINGS
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AGENCY TIMEBUYER
BIOGRAPHIES
1958
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FOR some advertisers and their agencies
the year 1958 will mark the cancella-
tion of a western or musical and hopeful
launchings of new and (probably) similar
type shows. However, I believe that group
will be confined to a small nucleus of the
biggest multi-million dollar budget clients.
In the main, the business of Ingenuity will
be a thriving one. Not only will we prob-
ably be faced with a certain leveling off
of TV set purchases and increased three
network competition, but the ever present
and mounting pressure of competitive media
as well. Also there will be a greater than
ever push from that most competitive and
revitalized medium . . . radio. Yes, televi-
sion is going to have to battle hard to main-
tain its large "share of market" in 1958.
The battle will be just as hard fought
and decisive for those of us representing
moderate budget sized accounts as it will
for the very largest advertisers and their
agencies. For despite its generally expensive
and often long term commitment aspects,
the medium of television continues to fasci-
nate nine out of ten advertisers. And this
preoccupation holds true for even the small-
est advertiser . . . regardless of whether
or not he is actually using the medium.
As a matter of fact, I have often found
that the smaller the budget, the greater
the interest. As a result, it is imperative
that the moderate sized agencies keep as
fully informed and ready to move, if not
more so, than their larger contemporaries.
Before I changed over a while back from
many years spent with larger agencies rep-
resenting like accounts, I had heard and
given lip service to the old saw of "the
biggest agencies get the biggest attention
and concessions from the networks and sta-
tions." Without any real thought or knowl-
edge of its possible veracity I had accepted
the statement almost completely. Now, with
rare exception, I can honestly say that I
have seen the myth exploded on many oc-
casions. All of which is a small, but needed
tribute to the networks and many stations.
Because should the current soft spot in the
economy grow any larger, the networks and
the stations will need the smaller budget
advertisers even more than they do now.
These marketers, after all, frequently de-
velop into important national advertisers
By RANSOM P.
DUNNELL
Vice President
Director of Radio-TV
Humphrey, Alley &
Richards, Inc.
when their early activities in the medium
are given proper and sufficient time and
attention.
Our efforts then, as agency people, par-
ticularly in behalf of moderate budget cli-
ents, should be heavily imbued with an
almost relentless determination to follow
these principles:
First, to keep continually aware of all
availabilities.
Second, to pursue the desired ones as
though money, or budget, was of little
concern.
Third, once a pattern or program is se-
lected, to then reverse financial strategy
so as to arrive at a basis of continual
negotiation and counter proposal predi-
cated on the importance of cost efficiency,
frequency and coverage for the pros-
pective client.
It all seems pretty basic and obvious,
doesn't it? And yet there is evidence in
almost any leading magazine or Sunday
supplement today that speaks eloquently
for the small advertiser who was treated
like one on TV by his agency. Properly para-
phrased a good motto for moderate budget
television advertisers' agencies should read
something like:
The smaller the budget, the greater the
responsibility.
I also believe the role of the smaller
agency in television today should be one of
doing it differently wherever and whenever
possible. Just because you don't have a
four million dollar budget doesn't mean
you should not and cannot continually seek
new programming and scheduling patterns.
Only with constant determination and
Ingenuity can we in agencies fully exploit
this most dynamic medium. And, exploit it
in terms of our clients' most prevalent in-
terest . . . sales.
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1898
THE
AGENCY
THE
SHOW
WORLD
WILLIAM MORRIS AGENCY nC
MEW YORK • BEVERLY HILLS • CHICAGO • LONDON • PARIS • ROME
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WHEN I mentioned to a friend that I
was writing this article for the '58
Radio Annual, and told him the title I
planned to use, he did a beautiful double-
take.
"Look at radio?" he asked. "You mean
television, don't you? Radio is something
you listen to!"
That, I told him, is exactly why more
and more advertisers today are taking a
good long look at radio. People listen to
radio, and when people listen, it's smart
business to see that your advertising
messages are among the things they listen
to.
That's why in 1958 Sinclair is continuing
its amazingly successful "quickie" spot-
radio advertising program, broadcasting a
very simple but highly effective message
over 900 radio stations for a total of more
than 10,000 spots each week, every week
of the year.
I think I can safely believe that every
one of you— in Sinclair's marketing territory,
that is— has heard that message:
"Driving today? Remember to—
Drive with care — and buy Sinclair —
Power-X Gasoline."
Now, why did we use that message, and
why did we use it on radio?
Well, the first thing any advertising man-
ager looks at is the sales problem advertis-
ing must help to solve. And again I can
make a flat statement that every advertising
manager is convinced that his problem is
different.
Sinclair's is certainly different. First, Sin-
clair's marketing territory extends over 36
states and the District of Columbia. That's
a lot of territory, and it calls for a lot of
advertising to cover it effectively. And sec-
ond, Sinclair's budget for advertising and
sales promotion is limited. We advertise in
plenty, yes, but our most aggressive com-
petitors can out-spend us, and do, both ab-
solutely and relatively. It's a tough problem.
Morey, Humm & Warwick, Sinclair's
advertising agency, has worked with us
extremely closely for many years, and has
constantly examined and re-examined this
puzzle of how to stretch our advertising
money over a relatively large area. In this
re-examination, radio was looked at again
and again.
First: Is radio a "dying" medium? The
answer is surprising: More sets are in use
By JAMES J.
DELANEY
Advertising Manager
Sinclair Refining Co.
M%
today than ever before, and sales of new
sets are increasing! Moreover, and most im-
portant to a gasoline advertiser, there are
37,500,000 radio sets in cars, in use! What
better time and place to reach a customer
for gasoline and oil?
Second: How can radio be used most
effectively for Sinclair? Well, how about a
program? Or one-minute spots? Or— how
about some new way to use radio? This
latter was explored. And we learned some-
thing: Many radio spots are too long-
winded, packed with too many ideas, too
confusing for the listener to retain. Psychol-
ogists say that it is far better to tell one
sales point effectively than to shout a dozen,
or a hundred, or a thousand.
Now, if one point will get your message
across, why waste time (and your budget)
in trying to get across a dozen points in
each commercial?
Out of all this came a simple idea, the
simple and effective phrase I have men-
tioned and you have all heard: "Driving
today? Remember to— Drive with care, and
buy Sinclair— Power-X Gasoline." A public
service, your company name, your com-
pany's leading product, directed towards a
particular audience (motorists) all in one
simple twelve-word sentence. Air time, 5 or
6 seconds, even with a slowly speaking
announcer.
We didn't jump in with both feet, even
though we thought we had a winner. We
air-tested our campaign in the Fall of '55,
using WRCA in New York and WFAS in
suburban White Plains. We scheduled 25
spots a week on each station.
The reaction was fast, and favorable.
Then in January, 1956, we added five more
New York stations, and three suburbans,
scheduling about 260 spots a week in the
time slots most favorable to auto users:
breakfast, driving to work and back, and on
weekend afternoons when cars are used
more for pleasure driving.
We are now using some 450 cities, with
over 900 stations broadcasting our spots at
the rate of better than 10,000 spots every
week.
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Young t^ RuBicAM9m°
Advertising
SEW YORK ' CHICAGO ■ DETROIT • SAN FRANCISCO • LOS ANGELES • HOLLYWOOD ■ MONTREAL ■ TORONTO
LONDON • MEXICO CITY • FRANKFURT ■ SAN JUAN • CARACAS
Low-Cost TV
The thing to remember about TV costs is: it's not
necessarily the cost-per-minute that counts. It's the
cost-per-sale. Television may be costly. But it need
not be expensive— if you've got good commercials.
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The Top 100 National and Regional Spot
Television Advertisers of 1957
And Estimated Expenditures
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Advertiser Estimated
Expenditure
1. Procter & Gamble Co $25,916,840
2. Brown & Williamson Tob. Co.. . 12,988,920
3. Continental Baking Co 10,190,060
1. Sterling Drug, Inc 8,635,890
5. General Foods Corp 8,147,900
6. Colgate-Palmolive Co 7,739,080
7. Lever Brothers Co 7,642,980
8. Carter Products, Inc 6,995,260
9. Miles Laboratories, Inc 6,392,640
10. National Biscuit Co 5,822,320
11. Warner-Lambert Pharm. Co... 5,690,870
12. Morris, Philip, & Co 4,941,470
Hall, Robert, Clothes 4,923,930
International Latex Corp 4,72 2,660
Coca-Cola Co./Bottlers 4,207,890
Adell Chemical Co 4,109,800
Bulova Watch Co 4,050,400
Liggett & Myers Tob. Co 4,091,840
American Chicle Co 3,723,800
American Home Products Corp.. 3,539,630
Ford Motor Co 3,433,050
American Tobacco Co 3,145,930
Antel, Charles, Inc 3,036,630
Pepsi Cola Co./Bottlers 3,038,650
Lorillard, P., & Co 3,018,660
Shell Oil Co 2,993,100
Ess© Standard Oil Co 2,933,080
Reynolds, R. J.. Tob. Co 2,887,630
Kellogg Company 2,829,510
Anheuser-Busch, Inc 2,792,110
Food Mfgrs., Inc 2,781,640
Nestle Co., Inc 2,530,320
Corn Products Ref ining Co 2,477, 3°0
Block Drug Co 2,347,400
Factor, Max & Co 2,290,850
Avon Produces, Inc 2,287,750
Falstaff Brewing Corp 2,196,180
Folger, J. A., & Co 2,194,020
Beech-Nut Life Savers, Inc.... 2,180,520
Nehi Corp. /Bottlers 2,154,430
Bristol-Myers Co 2,131,010
Texas Co., The 1,992,030
Wrigley, William, Jr., Co 1,968,000
Gillette Co 1,888,790
Ritchie, Harold, F., Inc 1,885,110
Ballantine, P., & Sons 1,814,930
Schlitz, Jos. E., Brew. Co 1,752,250
Marathon Corp 1,749,690
National Dairy Products 1,743,450
Seven-Up Co./Bottlers ....... 1,712,270
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Advertiser Estimated
Expenditure
Grove Laboratories, Inc 1,688,460
L. S. Borax & Ch?m. Corp 1,653,840
Heinz, H. J., Co 1,621,790
Wesson Oil & Snow Drift 1,618,070
Standard Oil Co. of Ind 1,597,460
Piel Bros., Inc . . 1,594,130
General Motors Corp 1,552,630
Pabst Brewing Co 1,480,080
M. J. B. Co 1,473,3 10
Peter Paul, Inc 1,458,710
Hamm, Theo., Brewing Co 1,453,340
Interstate Bakeries Corp 1,452,080
Seager, Helaine, Co 1,427,250
Burgermeister Brew. Corp 1,421,040
Minute Maid Corp 1,414,570
Hills Bros., Coffee, Inc 1,401,070
Philips Petroleum Co 1,387,820
Standard Brands, Inc 1,308,750
Curley, Robert, Ltd 1,394,080
Milner Products Co 1,296,950
Glsmorene, Inc 1,280,540
Tea Council of U. S. A., The. . . 1,280,080
American Bakeries Co 1,232,170
Calling Brewing Co., Inc 1.231,440
Maybe'line Co 1,168,830
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co 1,158,090
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc 1,139,729
Best Foods, Inc 1,124,940
Quaker Oats Co 1,123,470
United Vintners, Inc 1,113,880
Grea-t A & P Tea Co.. . 1,066,120
Plough, Inc 1,059,920
Ralston-Purina Co 1,059,010
General Cigar Co 1,056,760
Borden Co 1,019,160
Rayco Mfg. Co 1.037,940
Pepper, Dr., Co. /Bottlers 1,031.720
Reily, Wm., B., & Co., Inc 1.025,840
Sardeau, Inc 1,023,340
Sunshine Biscuit Co 991,960
Safeway Stores, Inc 990,700
Pharmaceuticals, Inc 940,150
Ward Baking Co 939.110
Associated Products, Inc 919,230
Kroger Co 905.290
Proctor Electric Co 902,410
General Mills, Inc 901,190
Langendorf United Bakeries. . . . 891,260
Gold Seal Co 868,240
Simmons Co. /Dealers 864.270
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Announcing Lever Brothers' great new TV-Radio Schedule
TUESDAY
Ma Perkins, Romance of Helen Trent,
Young Dr. Maione, House Party . . .
on radio, Monday through Friday
The Eve Arden Show
8:30-9:00 p.m. EST,
CBS-TV Network
THURSDAY
Father Knows Best — starring Robert Young
8:30-9:00 p.m. EST, NBC-TV Network
Art Linkletter's House Party
2:30-3:00 p.m. EST, CBS-TV Network
The Price Is Right— with Bill Cullen
11:00-11:30 a.m. EST, NBC-TV Network
Truth or Consequences — emcee Bob Parker
11:30-Noon EST, NBC-TV Network
The Lux Show, starring Rosemary Clooney
live from Hollywood — in color
10:00-10:30 p.m. EST, NBC-TV Network
The Life of Riley
starring William Bendix
8:30-9:00 p.m. EST, NBC-TV Network
Garry Moore Show
10:00-11:30 a.m. EST, CBS-TV Network
Art Linkletter's House Party
Truth or Consequences
The Price Is Right
Have Gun — Will Travel
starring Richard Boone
9:30-10:00 p.m. EST, CBS-TV Network
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Sorry! Our day of rest—
not a single Lever Brothers' TV or
radio show!
ADVERTISING
AGENCIES
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RADIO ACCOUNTS
TV ACCOUNTS
PERSONNEL
1958
THIS ISTHE HOUSETHATBUYS MORETIME, SPENDS MORE TV DOLLARS, USES
MORE BIG-NAME HOLLYWOOD TALENT, AND PROVIDES AMERICA WITH MORE HOURS
OF SOLID ENTERTAINMENT THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE WORLD!
INSIDE THE HOUSE: Frank Sinatra, Eddie Fisher, George Gobel, Van Johnson, Jack Benny, BobCummings, Dean Martin, Jimmy Durante, Tyrone Power,
Bert Lahr, Jane Powell, Marge & Gower Champion, Kay Thompson, Donald O'Connor, Ed Wynn, Jo Stafford, Kay Starr, Terry Moore. Mickey Rooney,
Bill Lundigan, Walt Disney, Ward Bond, Bob Horton, John Daly-some of the talented people selected for and presented by our clients.
H ouse M
RUN FOR THE TELEVISION DEPARTMENT OF
McCANN-ERICKSON, INC., advertising
New York • Boston • Cleveland • Atlanta • Houston • Dallas ■ Chicago • Detroit • Louisville • San Francisco • Los Angeles • Portland (Ore.)
TWENTY-ONE
with JACK BARRY
*TO TELL THE TRUTH
with BUD COLLYER
TED MACK and the
ORIGINAL AMATEUR HOUR
for PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. - GERITOL •
SOMINEX • ZARUMIN • SERUTAN • R.D.X.
for The J. B. WILLIAMS COMPANY - WILLIAMS
SHAVE CREAMS • AQUA VELVA • LECTRIC SHAVE •
KREML PRODUCTS • CONTI PRODUCTS •
SKOL PRODUCTS
Parkson Advertising Agency, inc.
4 O O PA R K AV ENUE • NEW YORK 2 2. N. Y.
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES
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Agency Recognition Symbols
AAAA — American Association of Advertising Agencies
ABC — Audit Bureau of Circulation
ABP — Associated Business Papers
AFA — Advertising Federation of America
ANPA — American Newspaper Publishers' Association
APA — Agricultural Publishers Association
NBP— National Business Publications
NOAB — National Outdoor Advertising Bureau
PPA — Periodical Publishers' Association
SNPA — Southern Newspaper Publishers' Association
A. D. ADAMS ADVERTISING
37 W. 53rd St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-2940
ABP
( >wnrr A. D. Adams
Accts. Supervisor J. E. Dawson
WILLIAM HART ADLER, INC.
919 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-5210
AAAA
Pres.-Treas William Hart Adler
Vice Pres Thorpe E. Wright
Dir., Radio-TV Alidor Belskis
A»st. to Pres John J. Petrie
Branch Office
101 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.
Manager J. G. Berens
Radio Accounts: Central Ice Cream Co.,
Chicago, 111.
Estimated Radio Billing $3,000
TV Accounts: Aladdin Industries, Inc.,
(Vacuum Ware, Outing Kits), Nashville,
Tenn.
Estimated TV Billing $50,000
ADMASTERS ADVERTISING, INC.
15th & New York Ave., N.W.
Washington 5, D. C.
Phone: District 7-0551
President John E. Waterfield
Secretary E. H. Bell
ADVERTISERS' BROADCASTING
COMPANY
117 W. 46th St., New York 36, N.Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-3560
Exec. Producer Sholom Rubinstein
Director Bernard Rubinstein
Copy Chief David M. Hausdorff
Radio Accounts: Foreign Language Pro-
grams: Best Foods, Inc. (H-0 Quick Oats,
H-0 Instant Oatmeal, H-0 Cream Farina,
Hellman's Real Mayonnaise, Presto Cake
Flour) ; American Home Foods, Inc. (Chef
Boy-Ar-Dee Products, G. Washington's In-
stant Coffee, G. Washington's Instant Broth
& Seasoning, Burnett's Extracts) ; Cream of
Wheat Co.; General Baking Co. (Grossinger's
Bread) ; Hoffman Beverage Co.; Kraft Foods,
Inc. (Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese,
Kraft Oil, Parkay Margarine, Miracle Mar-
garine) ; Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Sales Co.
(Wesson Oil) ; Florida Citrus Exchange
(Florigold Oranges & Grapefruit) ; The
Nestle Co. (Nescafe Instant Coffee) ; Lever
Bros. Co. (Spry, Lux Liquid Detergent) ;
Calif. Prune & Apricot Growers Assn. (Sun-
sweet Prunes) ; Colgate-Palmolive Co. (Palm-
olive Soap, Colgate Dental Cream, Colgate
Brisk Toothpaste, Halo, Ajax, Vel, Fab);
The S.O.S. Co. (S.O.S. Magic Scouring Pads) ;
Pharmaco Co. (Feen-a-mint, Chooz, Medi-
gum) ; Republican State Committee.
TV Accounts: General Foods Corp. (Max-
well House Coffee, Instant Maxwell House
Coffee, Post Cereals, Instant Sanka Coffee) ;
Diamond Crystal Salt Co.; The Coca-Cola
Bottling Co.; Duffy-Mott Co. (Mott's Apple
Sauce, Mott's Apple Juice, Sunsweet Prune
Juice, Clapp's Junior & Baby Foods) ; Dugan
Brothers (Dugan's Breads & Cakes) ; Penick
& Ford, Ltd., Inc. (My-T-Fine Desserts);
The Boyle-Midway Co. (Aerowax, Wizard
Wick, Wizard Aerosol, Easy-Off Oven Clean-
er, Sani-Flush) ; Whitehall Pharmacal Co.
(Anacin, Preparation H. Infra-Rub, Hill's
Cold Tablets ) ; Republican State Committee.
AIKEN ADV. AGENCY, INC.
110 W. 40th St., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: LA 4-3895
ABP— ANPA
Pres., Media Dir Sigmund C. Aiken
Production Mgr Ira Bernstien
Art Director Pete Costanza
AITKIN-KYNETT CO., INC.
1400 South Penn Square,
Philadelphia 2, Pa.
Phone: RIttenhouse 6-7810
A A A A— AB C— ABP— ANPA
Chmn. of Bd H. H. Kynett
President Allen C. Smith
V.P.s George B. Barnard, H.B.
Montgomery, C. W. Eigenbrot
Treasurer Joseph C. Baugher
TV Dept. Head Richard Olanoff
Radio Dept. Head Allen Gray
Radio Accounts: Mrs. Paul's Kitchens,
Philadelphia, Pa. (Frozen Seafood) ; Penn-
sylvania Refining Co., (Carburetor Cleaner) ;
First Camden National Bank & Trust Co.,
Camden, N. J.; Girard Trust Corn Ex. Bank,
Philadelphia, Pa.; Exide Automotive Div.
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ON-TARGET TELEVISIO
KUDNER AGENCY, INC.
LOS ANGELES NEW YORK DETROIT WASHINGTON
DAYTON SAN FRANCISCO
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(Batteries), Philadelphia; Fels and Co.
(Laundry Products), Philadelphia, Pa.; Car-
ling Brewing Co. (Mid-Atlantic Territory),
Cleveland, Ohio. Bachman Bakeries Corp.
(Pretzels) Reading; Booth Bottling Co., Inc.
(Beverages) Phila.; Capitol Prod. Corp.
(Storm Doors & Windows) Mechanicsburg;
Monroe Auto Equipment Co. (Shock Ab-
sorbers) Monroe, Mich.; Pennsalt Chemicals
Corp. (Household Products) Phila.; A. C.
Derby Co. (Meats) Phila.; Van Wagenen &
Schickhaus Co. (Swift Div.) Meat, Kearny,
N. J.
TV Accounts: Mrs. Paul's Kitchens, Inc.,
Philadelphia; Exide Automotive Div. (Bat-
teries) Philadelphia; Campbell Chain Co.,
York, Pa.; Fels and Co.; Philadelphia; Carl-
ing Brewing Co. (Mid-Atlantic Territory),
Cleveland, Ohio. Capitol Products Corp.
R. H. ALBER CO.
439 N. Larchmont Blvd., Los Angeles 4, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-8273
Exec. Vice-Pres Pauline Hagen
Secretary-Treas Evelyn R. Jones
Promotion Cy Jackson
Acct. Exec Fred L. Allen
Radio Accounts: Gospel Broadcasting
\ssn., Los Angeles, Calif.; Unity School of
Christianity, Lee's Summit, Mo.; Christian
Science Radio Comm. of Los Angeles Coun-
ty (Lectures and Broadcasts), Los Angeles,
Calif.; Christian Science Committee on Pub-
lications, Los Angeles, Calif.
TV Account: Christian Science Committee
on Publications, Los Angeles, Calif.
BARTON ALEXANDER
ADV. AGENCY
2934 West Central Ave., Toledo, Ohio
Phone: GR 2-9027
President Barton Alexander
Radio-TV Coord Mary Hirons
ALLEN & REYNOLDS
1300 Woodmen of the World Bldg.,
Omaha 2, Neb.
Phone: Atlantic 4445
AAAA— 4BP— ANPA— AFA— ABC
Partners Milton H. Reynolds,
R. H. Reynolds, Q. H. Moore, Helen C.
Moeller, Milton J. Stephan, Kermit Han-
sen. W. J. Newens
Dir. Radio-TV Milton J. Stephan
Asst. Dir. Radio-TV Don B. Amsden
Prod. Asst Jack L. Silver
Media Asst Jean Segelberg
Radio Accounts: Bernard Bros. (New &
Used Cars) ; Carpenter Oil Co. (Gas, Oil,
Automotive Prod.) ; Dundee Presbyterian
Church; Evans Laundry, all Omaha; O. A.
Cooper Co. (Livestock Feeds), Humboldt,
Nebr.; Commercial Savings & Loan Assoc;
Fairmont Foods Co. (Dairy Prod., Frozen
Foods) ; Farm Fertilizers; Gerelick Motors;
Hayden House (Restaurant) ; T. H. Maenner
Co. (Real Estate), all Omaha; Earl May
Seed Co. (Crackers, Cookies), Omaha; Mil-
ler Chemical, Omaha; National Alfalfa (Al-
falfa Pellets), Kansas City; Omaha Public
Power District (Public Utility) ; P. F. Peter-
sen Baking Co. (Bread, Pastries), Omaha,
Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Des Moines; Radio
Engineering Inst.; Sidles Company (Appli-
ance Distrs.); Tekseed Hybrid Co. (Hybrid
Corn) ; Uncle Sam Breakfast Foods Co.;
U. S. National Bank; Woodmen Accident
Co. (Insurance), all Omaha.
TV Accounts: Commercial Savings & Loan
Assoc, Omaha; O. A. Cooper Co. (Livestock
Feeds), Humboldt, Nebr.; Evans Laundry;
Fairmont Foods Co. (Dairy Prod., Frozen
Foods); T. H. Maenner Co. (Real Estate;
Merchants Biscuit Co. (Crackers, Cookies);
Nebraska-Iowa Electrical Council; Omaha
Public Power District (Public Utility), all
Omaha; Paxton & Vierling Steel Co., Omaha,
Sioux City; P. F. Petersen Baking Co.
(Bread, Pastries), Omaha, Cedar Rapids, Da-
venport, Des Moines); Radio Engineering
Inst.; Sidles Co. (Appliance Distrs.); Tek-
seed Hybrid Co. (Hybrid Corn) ; Uncle Sam
Breakfast Foods Co.; U. S. National Bank,
all Omaha; Western Land Roller (Farm
Eqt.), Hastings, Nebr.
ALLIED ADVERTISING AGENCIES
4643 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles 4, Calif.
HOllywood 2-0837
President, Gen. Mgr W. Fehr Gardner
Treasurer Maxine Blankenship
Art Director Jack Robins
Account Exec Dick Gardner
Radio Accounts, Arden Farms (Dairy
Products) ; Pavo de Grande, Inc. (Turkeys) ;
Dr. F. E. Campbell (Dental Services) ; West
Pico Furniture Co. (Furniture) ; First Naz-
arene Church; Calif. Record Distributors,
Pacific Hi-Fi House (Electronic Equipment),
all Los Angeles, Calif.
TV Accounts: Gold Furniture Co.; Prid-
ham Davis (Optometrist) ; Arden Farms
(Dairy Products); Pavo de Grande (Tur-
keys) ; Dr. F. E. Campbell (Dental Services),
West Pico Furniture Co., Bowles & Co. (Real
Estate), all Los Angeles, Calif.
ANDERSON & CAIRNS, INC.
130 E. 59th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-5800
AAAA
Chairman of the Bd.. .T. Hart Anderson, Jr.
President John A. Cairns
Exec. V.P .Thomas Vohs
Treasurer Abraham Fisher
V.P., Ch., Creative Bd Ralph Tanner
V.P., Ch., Strategy Bd W. C. Wheeler
Vice Pres., Radio-TV Victor Seydel
R & TV Copy Head Ernest Chambers
Producer Darby Nelson
R & TV Copy Head Ernest Chambers
Radio Accounts: Alderney Dairy, Newark,
N. J.; Dow Corning (Silicones), Midland,
Mich.; Dynel Div., Union Carbide (Fiber);
Shavex (Aid to Electric Shaving) ; Natl.
Home Furnishing Show, all New York; Acou-
sticon (Hearing Aid), Jamaica, N. Y.; Asso.
Bulb Growers of Holland, New York; C. H.
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Give to the world
the best you have
...and the best will
come back to you.
I don't know the author,
I wish I might have written it.
But Queen For A Day
has been doing all right for nearly
thirteen years.
Ray Morgan
P.S.: Give us a jingle about the "Block-Buster."
It's our newest— and great!
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$ & ADVERTISING AGENCIES ^ &
Masland & Sons (Carpets), Carlisle; "You-
All," (Salad Dressing), New York; White
Rose Tea, New York.
TV Accounts: Cheny Elsinore (Julius
Wile) (Wine) ; C. H. Masland & Sons (Car-
pets) ; White Rose Tea, all New York;
Acousticon (Hearing Aid), Jamaica, N. Y.
Asso. Bulb Growers of Holland, New York.
8467 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Calif.
ATHERTON ADVERTISING AGENCY
8467 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Calif.
Phone : OLive 3-2246
AAAA— ABP— ANPA
Owner Alfred A. Atherton
Art Dir Milton Zoldtow
Media Dir Alice Asdour
Radio Accounts: Acousticon, Div. of Dicto-
graph Products, Inc. — West Coast only —
(Acousticon Hearing Aids), San Francisco,
Calif.; Pacific Hawaiian Products Co. (Soft
Drink), Fullerton, Calif.
Estimated Radio Billings, $40,000
ATHERTON & CURRIER, INC.
420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: ORegon 9-5055
ABP— ANPA— APA— NBP
President J. W. Atherton
Vice-President Lester Stone
Secy .-Treasurer Z. A. Torok
Vice-Pres., Dir., Copy & Plans.. J. D. Molnar
Vice-Pres., Radio Dir. & Talent
Buyer J. P. Atherton
Media Director Hubert Sweet
Research Director Robert Wiesner
Marketing Director William Updegraff
Branch Office
Concourse Bldg., Toronto, Ont., Canada
V.P., Gen. Mgr William McDonald
ATLANTIC ADVERTISING
COMPANY
220 West 42nd St., New York 36, N. Y,
Phone: LOngacre 5-2674
Partners. . .Murry E. Cohen, Irving H. Glick
Art Dir M. Charles
Production Mgr Don Williams
Space Buyer Sally Carp
Acct. Executives. ... .Irving H. Glick, Murry
E. Cohen, Lester Loeb, Donald Williams,
M. Charles
AUBREY, FINLAY, MARLEY <£
HODGSON, INC.
230 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111
Phone: Financial 6-1600
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA
Chairman of Board .James T. Aubrey
President . H. Earl Hodgson
V.P., Secy Robert C. Marley
Treasurer Ann E. Ferngren
Vice-President Joe H. Serkowich,
Kenneth Hill, Donald E. McGuiness
Dir. Media Res Frederick R. Hansen
Radio Accounts: International Harvester
Co. (Farm Equipment Div.) ; International
Mineral & Chemical Co. (Potash Div.) ; Ter-
ry Foods, Inc.; Illinois Farm Supply Co.
(Fertilizer, Feed, Petroleum), Williamson
Candy Co. (Oh Henry!), all Chicago; Mur-
phy Products Co. (Animal Feed Concen-
trates), Burlington, Wise.
TV Accounts: Illinois Farm Supply Co.;
Terry Foods, Inc. (Frozen Prepared Beef
Prod.) Williamson Candy Co. (Oh Henry!),
Murphy Products Co.
N. W. AYER & SON, INC.
West Washington Square, Philadelphia 6, Pa.
Phone: WAlnut 5-0100
ANPA— ABP— ABC
Chairman of Board H. A. Batten
President Warner S. Shelly
Radio-TV Department
30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-5700
Vice-Pres. & Dir. of
Radio-TV James E. Hanna
V.P., Radio-TV Plans. .... .T. J. McDermott
V.P. Dir. Copy Dept.. John W. Esau
Radio-TV Research H. L. Smith, Jr.
Programming T. H. Calhoun
Live Production W. J. Ratcliff
Film Production G. D. Gudebrod
Radio-TV Traffic Joseph Battaglia
Broadcast Media George McCoy
Sports C.W. Wilds
Chief Time Buyer R. S. Bunbury
Time Buyers P. F. Kizenberger, H.
Hartwig, F. Carvell, M. Hartman, S. Israel,
F. McClafferty, W. Millar, L. Peters, I.
Ziegler.
Branch Offices
30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-5700
Vice-President John D. Upton
920 Statler Office Bldg., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: HUbbard 2-4970
Vice President E. Craig Greiner
135 S. LaSalle St., Chicago 3, 111.
Phone: ANdover 3-7111
Vice-President Allen R. Memhard, Jr.
Radio-TV Prod James E. Robertson
4170 Penobscott Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 5-3322
Vice-President John Carberson
413 Taft Bldg., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 3-4871
235 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: SUtter 1-2534
Vice-President Carl Zachrisson
Gasco Bldg., 1060 Bishop St., Honolulu, Ha.
Phone: HAwaii 50-3681
Manager James P. Smith
Radio Accounts: American Telephone and
Telegraph Company, Armour & Company,
The Atlantic Refining Company, Avis Rent-
A-Car System, B. C. Remedy Company, But-
cher Polish, The Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Companies, Chestnut Farms, E. I.
Dupont, French Line, Gordon Baking Co.,
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc., Illinois Bell Tele-
phone Company, Insurance Company of
North America, Howard D. Johnson, John-
son & Johnson, Knouse Foods Cooperative,
Inc., Michigan Bell Telephone Company,
Ohio Oil Co., Plymouth Factory Cooperative
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THE FREDERICK-CLINTON CO. Inc.
ADVERTISING
545 Fifth Avenue New York 17, N. Y.
MU 2-7433
EWR&R
WEST COAST RADIO/TV
Burns and Allen
Art Linkletter's "House Party"— Radio and TV
Sheriff of Cochise
Men of Annapolis • Carnation Milk Time— Keystone Network
As The World Turns • Queen For A Day
The Verdict is Yours • The Pat Buttram Show
It Could Be You
ERWIN WASEY, RUTHRAUFF & RYAN, INC.
5045 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD, LOS ANGELES 36, CALIFORNIA • WEbster 1-1211
235 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO 4, CALIFORNIA • EXbrook 2-4616
Chicago • Cincinnati • Dallas • Houston • Los Angeles ■ New York • Philadelphia • St. Paul
San Francisco • Washington, D.C. • London • Rio De Janeiro • Sao Paulo • Stockholm -Toronto
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Adv. Pgm., Polk-Miller Products Corp.,
Sheffield Farms Company, Supplee Div.,
Tasty Baking Company, United Air Lines,
Stephen F. Whitman & Sons., Inc.
TV Accounts: American Telephone & Tele-
graph Company, Armour & Co., The Atlan-
tic Refining Company, B. C. Remedy Com-
pany, John H. Breck, Inc., Butcher Polish,
Carrier Corporation, The Chesapeake & Po-
tomac Telephone Companies, Reuben H.
Donnelly Corporation, E. I. Dupont, Electric
Companies Advertising Program, The First
Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co., General
Electric Telechron, Gordon Baking Co., P.
H. Hanes Knitting Co., Hills Bros. Coffee,
Inc., Illinois Bell Telephone Company, In-
surance Company of North America, How-
ard D. Johnson, Johnson & Johnson, Michi-
gan Bell Telephone Company, National
Dairy Products Corp. — Sealtest, Ohio Oil
Company, Philip Morris Inc., Plymouth Divi-
sion of Chrysler Corporation, Plymouth Fac-
tory Coop. Adv. Pgm., Polk-Miller Products
Corporation, SeaPak Corp., Sheffield Farms,
Tasty Baking, United Air Lines, Stephen F.
Whitman & Sons, Inc., Yardley of London,
Inc.
AYLIN ADVERTISING AGENCY
904 Lovett Blvd., Houston 6, Texas
Phone: JAckson 9-3766
AAAA
President Robert N. Aylin
Account Executive. Charles H. Lewis
Account Executive. Robert A. Lahr
Account Executive. ..... .Alston P. Cameron
Radio & TV Dir.. Jo Moore
Art Director .Roger I. Helm
Branch Office
505 National Bank of Commerce Bldg.
San Antonio, Tex.
Phone: CA 4-7055
Manager William Close
Radio Accounts: Black-Brollier, Inc. (Con-
crete Bldg. Materials); Henke & Pillot, Inc.
(Chain Supermarkets); James Bute Co.
(Paints), all Houston; Master Bronze Pow-
der Co. (Paints), Hammond, Ind.; Weldon
Cafeteria; Rheem Mfg. Co. (Heaters);
Clarke & Courts (Office Supplies) ; Arthur
Murray (Dance Instruction); Bank of the
Southwest, all Houston; National Bank of
Commerce, San Antonio; First State Bank
& Trust, Bryan, Tex.; Merchants National
Bank, Port Arthur, Tex.; C. B. Delhomme
(Boat Sales & Service); Chrysler Airtemp
Sales Corp. (Air Conditioning) ; Trimlines
Reducing Supply (Reducing System) ; Chem-
ical Corp. of the Americas (Oil Additive),
all Houston.
TV Accounts: Henke & Pillot, Inc., (Chain
Supermarkets) ; Rheem Mfg. Co. (Heaters,
Air Conditioners, Ranges); Albert Berry
(Cars); James Bute Co. (Paints), all Hous-
ton; Master Bronze Powder Co. (Paints),
Hammond, Ind.; Arthur Murray (Dance In-
struction), Houston; Nichols Mfg. Co. (Toy
Guns), Jacksonville, Tex.; Bank of the
Southwest, Houston; National Bank of Com-
merce, San Antonio; Chrysler Airtemp Sales
Corp. (Air Conditioners); Chemical Corp.
of the Americas (Oil Additive) ; Trimlines
Reducing Supply (Reducing System), all
Houston.
BADGER & BROWNING &
P ARCHER, INC.
75 Federal St., Boston 10, Mass.
Phone: Liberty 2-3364
Chairman Joseph L. Badger
President Clifford P. Parcher
V.P W. B. Lowther, F. S. Browning, Jr.
Treasurer Franklin S. Browning
BAKER ADVERTISING AGENCY.
LTD.
212 King St. W., Toronto, Ont., Canada
Phone: EMpire 8-7801
President W. R. Baker
Vice-Pres R. C. Baker
Asst. Gen. Mgr J. E. McEachern
Sec.-Treas E. M. Sutherland
Copy Chief... W. E. Trimble
Radio, TV Director Jack F. Horler
Radio Time Buyers.. John Powell, Ivy Neve
Mng., TV Dept Hazel Blair
TV Time Buyer. Don Farrow
Shell Tower Bldg., Suite 208
660 St. Catherine St. W., Montreal, Que.
Phone: UNiversity 6-3049
Manager Lloyd Converse
R&dto Accounts: General Foods, Ltd.;
Adams Brands Sales, Ltd.; Frigidaire Prod-
ucts of Canada, Ltd.; The Carnation Co.,
Ltd.; Pharmaco, Inc. (Feen-a-mint) ; Supreme
Drug, Ltd. (Poligrip and Poli-dent) ; Manu-
facturers Life Inc. Co.
TV Accounts: Adams Brands Sales, Ltd.;
Canadian Kodak Co., Ltd.; Carnation Co.,
Ltd.; Frigidaire Products of Canada, Ltd.;
General Foods, Ltd.; Pharmaco, Inc.; Su-
preme Drug, Ltd.; Kaufman Rubber Co.
LYNN BAKER INCORPORATED
720 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-3900
APA— NBP— NOAB
President R. Lynn Baker
Vice-Pres. ............ Mary Bentley Baker
Vice-President .......... Augustine J. Hilton
V.-P, & Research Dir.. ..... . Jack M* Kline
V.P., Dir. of Creative Act S. Carter, HI
V.P.'s Harry G. Kebel, Robert B. Lewis
Secretary. ........... Dorothy K. Smith
Treasurer ...... .... John J. Cavanaugb
V.P. Media Dir James O. Evans
Prod. Mgr Edward H. Blohm
Radio-TV Dir Robert S. Steel
Acct. Executives Mary Bentley, A.M.
Gross; H. G. Kebel, G. R. Furey, R. B.
Lewis
Accounts: Coast Fisheries Div. of Quaker
Oats Co. (Puss 'n Boots Cat Food) Wilming-
ton, Calif.; Whitehall Pharmacal Co. (Jo-Cur
Wave Set Lotion, Heather Rouges) New
York, N. Y.; F. W. Woolworth Co. (National
Music Service for Producers
The widest choice of music for special program uses from
the diversified catalogs of:
ROBBINS MUSIC CORPORATION
LEO FEIST, INC.
MILLER MUSIC CORPORATION
Facilities For Providing Special Music For Special Uses
THE BIG 3 MUSIC CORPORATION
799 Seventh Avenue • New York 19, N. Y.
JUdson 2-3700
PROGRAM MUSIC DEPARTMENT • OSCAR ROBBINS
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and Chain- Wide Adv. in all Media) New
York, N. Y.
BALDWIN, BOWERS & STRACHAN
Div. of the Rumrill Co., Inc.
374 Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, N.Y.
Phone: Madison 6020
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— NOAB— PPA
President C. L. Rimrill
V.P., Gen. Mgr G. R. Darcy
V.P, Ch. of Bd W. M. Baldwin
V.P, Acct. Mgt. Supv H. R. Keating
H" &* Dir P- Van Scozza
V.P., Planning Dir J. P. Waters
V.P Radio-TV Dir E. L. Thompson
V£ V. N. E. Forgie, E. L. Bowers
Radio and TV Accounts: Adam, Meldrum
& Anderson Co. (Dept. Store) ; Buffalo In-
dustrial Bank; Crystal Beach Transit Co ;
Erie Co Savings Bank; Niagara Frontier
lransit System; Pratt & Lambert (Paints)
Sears Roebuck & Co.; William Simon Brew
ery, Inc., all Buffalo; American Stores & Co
T ?w V?res)' ?yracuse< N- Y.; Birge Co.
Inc. (Wallpaper); Buffalo Optical Co.; Elli-
cott Paint Co, Inc., all Buffalo; General Ice
Lream Division, Schenectady, N Y • Ken-
more Motors Co., Kenmore, N. Y.; Nu Wav
Markets (Food Stores), Buffalo; Pepsi Cola
Buffalo Bottling Co.; Pepsi Cola Syracuse
Bottlers, Inc.; Seven-Up Bottling Co., Buffa-
lo ; Tmney Cadillac-Pontiac, Buffalo.
BARLOW ADV. AGENCY
742 James St, Syracuse 1, N. Y.
Phone: GRanite 9-6644
p J ^ . AA^A-ABP-ABC
Board Chairman H. H. Goodhart
wi v i>" F- B- Tompkins
senior V.P T t tr-
Media Director.'. .'.'.'/. i C W
a ^ rv * rii. l^. Jones
Prnd M ^ H- C- Millard
W L^n- Marc Hughes
p ,/• °, D,rector E. C. Jones
(Mntl°t> TUntS\ Da^men's League Coop
N^yE* '.^ iCepCream' ^itutional),
New York; Will & Baumer Co. (Candles),
Syracuse; A. V. Smith Co. (Beans VeJ\
Kat Cat Food), Marcellus, N. Y.; Haberle
?cnTcksg&cF' srare; Babco* pSSIS
F,vl F r Eg.gt} ? ^V;rica» La France Co.
(Fire Extinguishers) ; GLF (Lawn & Garden
Supplies Eggs ) , all Ithaca, N. Y.
(MM pT"*!* Dairymen's League Coop
(Milk Products Ice Cream), New York; Will
& Baumer Co (Candles), Syracuse; Haberle
Brewing Co, Syracuse; GLF (Law^i & Gar-
den Supplies, Eggs), Ithaca, N. Y.
BARNES CHASE COMPANY
530 Broadway, San Diego 1, Calif.
aaaa *,JS,OIle: Belmont 3-7771
AAAA-^ABC^AjNIPA-hAPA-NOAB-ABC
NBP
Chairman of Board N. R. Barnes
VWP T ~'V James B.Lane
Vice-Pres Acct. Exec Norman Foster,
Frank Huff '
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3450 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DU 4-1193
V.P, Manager Ashby Starr
Phone: EX 7-0477
700 Montgomery St, San Francisco, Cal.
V.P., Mgr .Jerry Gorin
Radio-TV Accounts: Security Trust & Sav-
ings Bank (Banking), Rohr Aircraft Corpo-
ration (Aircraft Parts), San Diego Gas &
Electric Co. (Public Utility).
TED BATES & CO., INC.
666 Fifth Ave, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-0600
ABP— APA— ANPA— NBP— PPA— AAAA
NOAB
Hon. Chairman of Bd, Chairman,
Exec. Committee Theodore L. Bates
Chairman of Board Rosser Reeves
President William H. Kearns
Senior V.P.'s. . .James C. Douglass, Archibald
McG. Foster, John M. Lyden, Rudolph
Montgelas, D. Robert Parman, Clifford N.
Parsells.
Senior V.P, Secretary. . . . Alman J. Taranton
V.P, General Mgr Thomas J. Carnese
V.P, Treasurer Edgar P. Small
V.P, Comptroller William E. Hatch
V.P, Acct. Supv, Asst. Treas..W. A. 0. Gross
V.P, Acct. Supv,
Asst. Secy Allen M. Whitlock
V.P, Sr. Group Head E. L. Hill
V.P, Sr. Group Head C. L. MacNelly, Jr.
V.P, Dir.
TV and Radio Richard A. R. Pinkham
V.P, Client Service
Research Charles Dunkin
V.P. in charge of Plans Review &
Analysis Joan A. Geiger
V.P. in charge of Media Edward Grey
V.P, Mgr. Research Dept Frank McCord
V.P. in charge of
Merchandising, Mktng Walter McKee
V.P. in charge of
TV Commercials Herbert Gunter
V.P. in charge of Publicity Benson Inge
V.P. in charge of
Traffic & Production Richard J. Gay
V.P, Bus. Mgr.
Radio & TV Dept Harold J. Saz
Asst. V.P, Dir. TV-Radio
Oper T. F. McAndrews, Jr.
Asst. V.P, New TV-Radio
Prog. Dev Frank O'Connor
Asst. V.P, Mgr,
Media Dept William J. Kennedy
Asst. V.P, Mgr,
Media Relations Donald W. Severn
Casting Dir, Radio & TV Charles Kebbe
Assoc. Dir. Film Prodn William Watts
Science Dir Dr. M. L. Rakieten
Personnel Dir Doris Cuthbert
Librarian Edith Becker
Branch Office
Capitol Tower Bldg, 1750 N. Vine St.
Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-2161
V.P. in Charge H. Austin Peterson
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Accounts: American Chicle Co. (Beeman's
Pepsin, Clove, Certs, Chiclets, Clorets, Ro-
laids, Sen-Sen), New York; American Sugar
Refining Co. (Domino, Franklin and Sunny
Cane Sugar, Trade Advertising), New York;
Anahist Co., Inc. (Anahist Chest Rub, Super
Anahist Antibiotic Throat Lozenges, Super
Anahist Cold Tablets, Super Anahist Cough
Syrup, Super Anahist Nasal Spray, Super
Anahist Nose Drops, Super Anahist Antibiotic
Throat Spray, Stim-U-Rub, Children's Size
Super Anahist Products, Trade Advertising,
Virisan), Yonkers, N. Y.; Brown & William-
son Tobacco Corp. (Kools, Tube Rose Snuff,
Viceroys, TradeAd Advertising), Louisville,
[ K. ; Carter Products, Inc. (Arrid Men's Spray
Deodorant, Carter's Little Liver Pills, Effisan,
Lactesia, Milprem, Miltown, Nair & Ceam,
Trade Advertising), New York; Colgate-
Palmolive Co. (Colgate Dental Cream, FAB,
Octagon Products, Palmolive After Shave
Lotion, Palmolive Rapid Shave, PalmoMve
Shave Creams, Palmolive Soap, Palmolive
Soft Shampoo, Industrial Advertising), New
York; Continental Baking Co., Inc. (Wonder
Breads, Wonder Buns & Rolls, Wonder
Brown 'n Service Rolls, Profile Bread, Staff
Bread, Daffodil Farm Breads, County Fair
Bread & Rolls, Certified Bread & Buns, Betsy
Ross Bread, Hostess Cup Cakes, Sno-Balls,
Twinkies and Sweet Goods, Trade Advertis
ing), Rye, N. Y.; Converted Rice, a Subsidi-
ary of Food Manufacturers, Inc. (Uncle Ben's
Converted Rice), Houston, Tex.; Dromed-ry
Company, Div. of National Biscuit Co. (Dro-
medary Cake Mixes, Fudge Frosting Mix,
Gingerbread Mix, Muffin Mixes, Trade Ad-
vertising), New York; Fleischmann Distilling
Corp. (Preferred Whiskey, Gin, Old Medley
Bourbon, Straight Bourbon, White House
Vodka, Bonded Bourbon, Deluxe Bourbon,
Trade Advertising), New York; Grocery
Store Products Co. (B in B Mushrooms, B in
B Mushroom Beef Gravy, Cream of Rice,
Kitchen Bouquet, Green Hill Potting Soil,
Trade Advertising), West Chester, Pa.;
(M & M's Plain Candy & Peanut Chocolate
Candy), Hackettstown, N. J.; Minute Maid
Corp. (Frozen Fruit Juices, Fruits and Vege-
tables), Orlando, Fla.; Morton Frozen Foods,
Div. of Continental Baking Co., Inc. (Frozen
Cakes, Frozen Dinners, Fruit Pies, Fruit
Tarts, Macaroni & Cheese, Pot Pies, Spaghet-
ti & Meat), Louisville, Ky.; Snow Crop Div..
Minute Maid Corp. (Frozen Fruits, Fruit
Juices, Vegetables), Orlando, Fla.; Standard
Brands, Inc. (Blue Bonnet Margarine, Roval
Baking Powder, Royal Gelatin, Royal In-
stant Puddings, Royal Puddings, Hunt Club
Burgerbits Dog Meal, Hunt Club Dog Bis-
cuits, Hunt Club Kibbled Dog Food, Fives
Burgerbits Dog Meal, Fives Dog Biscuits,
Fives Kibbled Dog Food), New York; White-
hall Pharmacal Co. (Anacin, Compound W.
Ember Stick, Freezone, Heet Liniment, Hop-
per Clay Pack, Outgro, Preparation H, Prima-
tent, Sperti Ointment, Vitalescence), New
York.
BATTEN, BARTON, DURSTINE &
OSBORN, INC.
383 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: ELdorado 5-5800
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— AFA
Chairman of Board Bruce Barton
Vice-Chmn. of Board Bernard C. Duffy
President Charles H. Bro wer
Dir., Mbr. Exec. Comin Alex F. Osborn
Exec. V.P. in Chg.
Client Relations Edward A. Cashin
Exec. V.P. in Chg. Acct. Serv..J. D. Danforth
Exec. V.P. in Chg. Plans Bd.. .R. L. Foreman
Exec. V.P. in Chg. Oper.
Treasurer Fred B. Manchee
Asst. Treasurer Clayton Huff
V.P., Copy Alan M. Ward
V.P., Art Harry Olsen
V.P., Mgr. TV-Radio. .. .Herminio Traviesas
TV-Radio Pgmg., Planning George Polk
Pgmg., Talent, Casting Steve Kaplan,
Bill Brown, Nan Marquand
Radio Director William Hoffmann
Sports Tom Villante
Live Prodn., Closed Circ Al Cantwell
Radio Prodn John Dean
Film Prodn Bernie Haber
Bus. Mgr., TV-Radio Peter Hanson
V.P., TV-Radio Copy Art Bellaire
TV Art Larry Berger
Prog. & Talent Contracts Ed Marshall
Mgr., Sta. Relations Frank Silvernail
V.P., Pub. Relations Ralph Major
Prodn. Mgr Frank Stolz
V.P., Marketing Ralph Head
V.P., Research Ben Gedalecia
Dir., Research Robert R. Lindsey
Media Director Fred Barrett
Media Supv., Radio-TV Dick McKeever
Super., Spot Bcstg. & Tele. . .Edward C. Fieri
Radio-TV Time Buyers.. .Mildred Eberhard,
Trow Elliman, Hope Martinez, Mickey
McMichael, Elenore Scanlon, Ted Wal-
lower, Doug Yates, John Bestecki, Joan 111-
mensee, Paul Fitzgerald, Mildred Padova,
Mary McHugh, x4nne Slattery, Walter
Reinecke, Donn Duffy, Harriet Mados,
Elizabeth Moore.
Branch Offices
805 Peachtree St., N. E., Atlanta 8, Ga.
Phone: TRinity 5-8654
Manager W. R. MacDonald
462 Boylston St., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: COpley 7-7800
V.P. in Chg R. O. Howe
Rand Building, Buffalo 3, N. Y.
Phone: CLeveland 7915
V.P. in Chg D. G. Casto
919 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, III.
Phone: SUperior 7-9200
V.P. in Chg W. R. Gillen
Nat. City Bank Bldg., Cleveland 14, Ohio
Phone: TOwer 1-7270
V.P. in Chg Jack M. Bristow
Mercantile Commerce Bldg., Dallas 1, Tex.
Phone: Riverside 7-3431
Manager T. L. Hasbrouck
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DICK STARK
Exclusive Representative
MARTIN GOODMAN
36 Central Park South
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1800 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 5-0620
V.P. in Chg R. E. Anderson
1680 N. Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-6723
V.P. in Chg Wayne Tiss
6363 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Calif.
Phone: Webster 1-1234
V.P. in Chg T. C. Dillon
N. W. Bank Bldg., Minneapolis 2, Minn.
Phone: FEderal 8-8401
V.P. in Chg Bobb Chaney
Grant Building, Pittsburgh 19, Pa.
Phone: GRant 1-9900
V.P. in Chg B. E. Vaughan
120 Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: EXbrook 7-1122
V.P. in 6hg J. G. Motheral
White-Henry-Stuart Bldg., Seattle 1, Wash.
Phone: ELliott 5500
Manager W. G. Fitzsimon6
160 Bloor St. East, Toronto 5, Ont.
Phone: WAlnut 4-3780
Manager L. F. Chitty
Radio-TV Accounts: American Home Mag-
azine Corp., American Institute of Men's &
Boys' Wear, American Radiator & Standard
Sanitary Corp., American Tobacco Co., Inc.,
Armstrong Cork Co., Bank of America Nat.
Trust & Savings Ass'n., Barcalo Mfg. Co.,
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank, Bravo Ma-
caroni Products, Bristol-Myers Co., Burge-
meister Brewing Corp., California Oil Co.,
Campbell Soup Co., Channel Master Corp.,
Con. Edison Co. of N. Y., Inc., Continental
Can Co., Inc., Cream of Wheat Corp., Curtis
Circulation Co., De Soto Div., Chrysler Corp.,
E. I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., Eagle
Pencil Co., Farmers & Mech. Savings Bank,
First National Bank of Boston, First National
City Bank of N. Y., Foremost Dairies, Inc.,
General Baking Co., General Electric Co.,
General Mills, Inc., B. F. Goodrich Co., Holi-
day, Geo. A. Hormel & Co., International
Salt Co., Inc., Iron Mining Ind. of Minn.,
Ladies' Home Journal, Lever Brothers Co.,
Libby, McNeill & Libby, Liberty Mutual Inc.
Co., Live Better Electrically, Maine Sardine
Council, Marine Trust of Western N. Y.,
Minn. Dairy Industry Comm., Minn. Mining
& Mfg. Co., MJB Co., National Cranberry
Assoc, National Gypsum Co., New England
Coke Co., New York Telephone Co., New
York Times, Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.,
North American Aviation, Inc., Northern Pa-
cific Railway Co., Northrup, King & Co.,
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., Pacific
Gas & Electric Co., Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.,
Penick & Ford, Ltd., Inc., Peter Hand
Brewery Co., Pfeiffer's Food Products, Inc.,
Philco Corp., Rexall Drug Co., Saturday Eve-
ning Post, Savings Banks' Ass'n. of Conn.,
Savings Banks' Ass'n of Mass., F. & M. Schae-
fer Brewing Co., Inc., W. A. Sheaflfer Pen Co.,
Schenley Industries, Inc., Jacob Schmidt
Brewing Co., Scott-Atwater Mfg. Co., Shreve,
Crump & Low Co., Southern New England
Tel. Co., Spreckles Sugar Co., Standard Oil
Co. of California, R. H. Stearns Co., Sunlite
Bakery, Inc., Timkin Roller Bearing Co.,
Toro Mfg. Corp., United Fruit Co., United
States Steel Corp., V.C.A. Laboratories, Vick
Chemical Co., Westclox, Div. of General
Time Corp., Wildroot Co., Inc., J. R. Wood
& Sons, Inc.
ADRIAN BAUER AND
ALAN TRIPP, INC.
1528 Walnut St., Philadelphia 2, Pa.
Phone: KIngsley 5-7870
ANPA
Chairman of Board Adrian Bauer
President Alan R. Tripp
Vice Presidents David X. Miller,
Roy L. Silver, E. Bradford Hening
V.P., Radio & TV Dir Elmer F. Jaspan
Copy Chief Paul Dietz
Pub. Rel. Dir Richard M. Clement
Prod. Mgr Harold J. Gribbin
Radio Accounts : Allied Florists of Greater
Phil., Inc.; Foremost Dairies, Inc.; Frank's
Beverages, Inc.; United Vintners, Inc. (Mar-
go & Greystone Wines; Safeway Trails, Inc.;
Gen. Electric Co. (GE Steam Iron) ; Phila.
Distributors, Inc. (Norge Appliances) ;
Peirce Phelps, Inc. (Carrier Air Condition-
ers) ; Riverview Lines, Inc. (Amusement
Park & Boat Line) ; Stuart F. Louchheim Co.
(York Air Conditioner) all Phila.
TV Accounts: Allied Florists of Greater
Phila., Inc.; Foremost Dairies, Inc.; Quaker
City Choc. & Conf. Co., Inc.; United Vint-
ners, Inc.; Frank's Beverages, Inc.; River-
view Lines, Inc.; all Phila. Trager Mfg. Co.
(Sea Mist Ammonia) Scranton; Louis F.
Neuweiler & Sons (Beer) Allentown.
BEAN ADV. AGENCY
136 N. Delaware St., Indianapolis 4, Ind.
Phone: MElrose 7-4248
Owner Harold Bean
Radio Accounts: Indiana Tempered Air,
Inc. (Heating Prod.) ; Radio Equipment Co.
(Appliances) all Indianapolis.
TV Accounts: Indiana Tempered Air, Inc.;
Atkinson & Co. (Real Estate) ; Radio Equip-
ment Co.; Indianapolis Nash.
BEAUMONT, HELLER & SPERLING,
INC.
6th & Walnut Sts., Reading, Pa.
Phone: FR 5-4311
ABP— ANPA— NBP— NOAB
President Donald T. Beaumont
Vice-Pres. & Sec L. J. Sperling
Vice-Pres. & Treas.. R. F. Heller
Art Director R. R. Glassmire
Gen. Production Mgr H. Fetterhoff
Publicity Director Alfred K. Walter
Research Director Robert Beaumont
Radio & TV Dir Dorothea Hassler
Radio Accounts: Bowers Battery (Batter-
ies & Spark Plugs), Reading; Maier's Bak-
ery, Reading; St. Lawrence Dairy Co., Read-
ing, Pa.; Reading Trust Co. (Banking).
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TV Accounts: Curtis, Stephens, Embry
Co., Inc. (Shoes); Polly-Betts Undies; Will-
son Sun Glasses; Fairy Silk Mills (Lingerie) ;
Maier's Bakery, Reading, Pa.
BEAUMONT & HOHMAN, INC.
6 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 2, 111.
Phone: RAndolph 6-6181
ANPA— APA— SNPA-- NBP— NOAB
Chairman W. C. Beaumont
President H. A. Hohman
Exec. Vice President T. R. McCabe
Vice Presidents. Perry R. Thomas, Guy Davis
Secretary, Treasurer George Hoefner
V.P., Research O. W. O'Neal
Art Director Ronald Bean
Media Director C. J. Trudeau
Book Tower Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Regional V.P I. C. Bettiker
2201 Grand Ave., Kansas City 6, Mo.
Manager Richard E. Halstead
1299 Bush St., San Francisco 9, Calif.
Exec. VjP., West Coast Offices. .T. M. White
Central Bldg., Seattle 4, Wash.
Manager C. A. Beaumont
VICTOR A. BENNETT CO., INC.
6 E. 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-2186
President Victor A. Bennett
Vice-President Edward D. Kahn
V.P., Mdse. Dir Robert L. Hoenshel
Acct. Supv H. W. Ford King
Acct. Exec J. Desmond Slattery
Acct. Exec H. Edward Lehman
Public Rel. Dir Jack Galub
Production Mgr Vincent Polito
Art Director John Russell
Branch Offices
Pemberton, Freeman, Bennett & Milne Ltd.
550 Church St., Toronto 5, Ont., Canada
Phone: WAlnut 4-8317
Managing Director John M. Milne
Pemberton, Freeman, Bennett & Milne Ltd.
1411 Crescent St., Montreal, Que., Canada
Phone: AVenue 8-9134
Manager Rupert Mee
Pemberton, Freeman, Bennett & Milne Ltd.
7 Swallow St., London, W. 1, England
Phone : REgent 7521
Manager Graham Carmichael
Radio Accounts: Longines - Wittenauer
Watch Co., Inc. (Watches & Clocks), New
York; British Overseas Airways Corp., New
York; Percival Tours, Inc. (Transportation),
New York.
BENTON & BOWLES, INC.
666 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JU 2-6200
AAAA— ANPA— APA— NOAB— ABP
PPA— ABC
Chair, of Exec. Comm. Atherton W. Hobler
Chair, of Board William R. Baker, Jr.
President Robert E. Lusk
Exec. V.P Alan Sidnam
Exec. V.P B. Bolte
V.P., Finance, Controller W. W. Vickery
Treas., Ass't Sec'y Ralph Neuman
Secretary A. M. Gilbert
Vice Bd. Chrmn H. O. Pattison, Jr.
Senior V.P Charles A. Pooler
Senior V.P William R. Hesse
V.P., Broadcast Pgmng T. J. McDermott
V.P., Dir. Traffic, Prod Austin Thomas
VjP., Chg. Media Dave Crane
Dir., TV Oper W. J. Moore
Branch Office
6253 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Vice Pres Al Kaye
1407 Yonge St., Toronto, Canada
Branch Manager Ralph S. Butler, Jr.
1151 E. Memorial, Lakeland, Fla.
V.P., Branch Manager Harry Warren
Radio Accounts: American Express Co.;
Association of American Railroads; General
Foods Corp.; Procter & Gamble Co.; AVCO
Manufacturing Co.; Pepperell Manufacturing
Co.; Norwich Pharmacal Co.; Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of N. Y.; Continental Oil Co.
TV Accounts: American Express Co.; Gen-
eral Foods Corp.; Procter & Gamble Co.;
AVCO Manufacturing Co.; Pepperell Manu-
facturing Co.; Norwich Pharmacal Co.; Carl-
ings Brewing Co., Inc.; Continental Oil Co.
BERGHOFF ASSOCIATES, INC.
511 No. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles 48,
Calif.
Phone: OLympia 2-2850
ABP-XANPA— CANPA— ANPA— APA
Pres., Radio-TV Time & Talent. . .J. Berghoff
V.P., Treas Frances H. Berghoff
Secretary Diane C. Berghoff
Mgr., Radio-TV Barry Ziif
Prod., Art Dir Per Henriksen
Media, Publ Jeanne Shaeffer
Radio-TV Accounts: Alladin Plastics; Baby
Line Furniture Corp.; California Maple
(Wood Products), all Los Angeles; Stanley
Chevrolet, Norwalk, Calif.; Jaysie Mfg. Corp.
(Shutters) ; D. Feinmon & Co. (Brassieres) ;
Woodruff Investment Co. (Industrial Fac-
toring) ; Duplex Dispenser Co. (Food Dis-
pensers) ; Modern Foods Alliance ("Food
Tone" Mfg.), all Los Angeles; Navajo Furni-
ture Industries (Juvenile Furniture Mfg.),
Gallup, N. M.
Estimated Radio & TV Billings: $190,000
plus.
BERMINGHAM, CASTLEMAN &
PIERCE, INC
136 East 38th St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-7550
AAAA— NOAB— ANPA— APA— NBP
President Arch Bermingham
Vice Presidents Porter Leach,
V.P., Sec'y-, Pub. Dir Merrill K. Lindsay
V.P., Creative Dir F. C. Bruns
V.P., Business Dev Thomas J. Martin
Media Dir Ann E. Beck
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GORDON BEST CO., INC.
228 N. LaSalle St., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: STate 2-5060
ABC— ABP— ANPA— NOAB— APA— NBP
President, Treas Gordon Best
Vice-Presidents, Acct. Execs. Roy M. Kirtland
Frank F. Morr, Burton G. Feldman, Frank
Brodsky, Rudolph M. Singer, Jr., Sidney J.
Natkin, Frank E. Duggan, Paul Hay.
V.P., Radio & TV Shepard Chartoc
Secretary Richard Best
Radio. TV Time Buyer. . . .Katherine Knight
Radio Accounts: Coyne Electrical School
(Trade School), Chicago; Milner Products
Co. (Pine-Sol, White Wave, Perma Starch,
Milner Household Cleaner & Gala Powder
Bleach), Jackson, Miss.; Helene Curtis In-
dustries, Inc. (Suave, Men's Suave Creme
Shampoo, Beauty Shop Supplies & Equip-
ment), Chicago; General Finance Loan Co.,
Chicago; Maybelline Co., Chicago; Consoli-
dated Royal Chemical Corp.
TV Accounts: Florsheim Shoe Co., Chi-
cago; Helene Curtis Industries, Inc., Chicago;
Maybelline Co., Chicago; Milner Products
Co., Jackson, Miss.
RLACKSTONE ADVERTISING, INC.
221 West 57th St., New York 19, N .Y.
Phone: Circle 74915
President Milton Blackstone
Secretary G. B. Berju
Accounts: Eddie Fisher Music, Inc., New
York, N. Y.; Grossmger Hotel, Gro6singer,
N.Y.
BLAINE-THOMPSON CO., INC.
234 West 44th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LO 4-0800
ANPA— APA— ABC— NOAB— NBP
President Albert Lee Lesser
Vice-Pres Fred Golden, Philip Solomon
V.P.. Herbert J. Stiefel
Radio & TV Dir Claire Crawford
V.P., Controller P. F. Turtle
Art Director Morris Robbins
Assoc. Art Director Milton Kimmel
Production Mgr Paul Kutner
Dir. of Publicity Jae Gewirtzman
Media Director Lee Frankel
Research Director Ingram Ash
Account Executives: .Ingram Ash,
Paul Klein, William Johnson, Fred Golden,
Alfred Byra, Barbara E. Jones, A. L. Lesser,
Herbert J. Stifell
Radio Accounts: Merkel, Inc. (Meat)
Jamaica, N. Y.; Temple Frosted Foods
(Chinese Foods) Brooklyn, N. Y.; L. B.
Darling Co. (Frozen Meats) Worcester,
Mass.; Barbizon (School of Modeling) New
York, N. Y.; Gold King (Frozen Shrimp)
Thunderbolt, Ga.; Warner Bros. (Movies)
TV Accounts: Gold King, Merkel, Inc.,
Barbizon, Temple Frosted Foods, Warner
Bros.
BEN B. BLISS COMPANY, INC.
The Penthouse, Times Tower, Times Square
New York 36, N. Y.
Phon«: BRyant 9-5228
APA
President Ben B. Bliss
Radio Director S. Marsten
TV Consultant Sidney Morse
Art Dir John Craig
Prod. Mgr Myron Crespin
Media Dir Helen Glucroft
Copy Chief Gary Zucker
Radio Accounts: State of New York, Sara-
toga Springs Authority, (Geyser Sparkling
Water, Saratoga SPA Health Resort); East-
ern Wine Corp. (Chateau Martin Wine) ;
Schapiro Kosher Wine Co., (Kosher Wine) ;
Martin Beverages; William R. McCoo Co.,
Inc. (Falernum Almond Syrup) ; Du-Ev
Chemical Products Co. (Degreaser Deter-
gent) ; Ammo-Lan, Inc. (Bonnie Lanolin
Ammonia).
TV Accounts: Delca Fish Preservators, Inc.
(Delca Herring Tidbits); Eastern Wine
Corp. (Chateau Martin Wine) ; State of New
York (Saratoga Geyser Water) ; Delicia, Inc.
(Delicia Sugar Wafers).
BOLAND ASSOCIATES
301 Broadway, San Francisco 11, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 2-2960
ABP— ANPA
President Barry W. Boland
Vice Pres Foreman Thompsson
Sec'y Frances Scott
Treas John Ebner
Copy Dir W. G. Morrisey
Acc't Super S. J. Daly
Exec. Art Dir Paul Turley
Media, Research Dir R. S. Liptak
Media Buyer Virginia Pelton
Production Mgr Mai da Rector
Branch Office
Subsidiary: Boland Associates, Ltd.
1060 Bishop St., Honolulu, Hawaii
Phone: 6-2156
President Edward C. Martin
Acc't. Mgr Anita M. Liptak
Accounts: Atomic Energy Div., American-
Standard Corp. (Nuclear Reactors) ; Ampex
Audio, Inc. (Home Music Systems, Tape Re-
corders) ; Ampex Corp. (Magnetic Tape Re-
corders, Accessories) ; Cutter Laboratories
(Pharmaceuticals) ; International Engineer-
ing Co., Inc.; Lenkurt Electric Co. (Elec-
tronic Telecommunications Systems) ; Miller
Freeman Publications (Trade Journals) ;
Plastic Lume, Inc. (Venetian Blind Materi-
als) ; Sherman, Clay & Co. (Musical Instru-
ments, Records, Music) ; E. A. Thompson Co.,
Inc. (Waxes, Polishes, Cleaners, Water Seal) ;
Tubbs Cordage Co. (Rope & Twine) ; Varian
Associates (Electronic Controls & Com-
ponents) ; Western Machinery Co. (Mining &
Process Machinery) ; Westinghouse Electric
Corp. (Electric Heating Div.) ; William Wal-
lace Co. (Metalbestos Gas Vent Pipe and
Chimney).
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3003 Louisiana, Houston 6, Tex.
Phone: JAckson 8-5577
ABP
Partners Malcolm Cumniings,
Graham Boone
Radio-TV Director Lauri Reese
Radio Accounts: DeMontrond Buick; First
City National Bank, Danburg's (Dry Goods &
Appliances); Loew's State Theatre; South
Main State Bank, Thad Felton Fords; Gulf-
gate Shopping City; Lack's (Variety Stores) ;
Richardson Chevrolet, all Houston, Tex.
TV Accounts: DeMontrond Buick, First
City National Bank, Loew's, Danburg's; Fel-
ton Fords; Gulf gate Shopping City; Richard-
son Chevrolet, all Houston, Tex.; Shiner
Beer, Shiner, Tex.
BOTSFORD, CONSTANTINE &
GARDNER
115 S.W., 4th Ave., Portland 4, Ore.
Phone: CApitol 8-9541
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB
NBP
Exec. Vice Pres Ray Andrews
V.P., Manager Bryce Spruill
V.P. & Space Buyer Frankie Coykendall
Vice-Presidents Stanley Parshall,
Don Lawton, E. J. Mittelstadt, Homer
Groening, W. T. Kilduff
Sec.-Treas ..L. K. Bender
1400 Tower Bldg., Seattle 1, Wash.
Phone: ELiot 3523
Exec. Vice-President C. P. Constantine
Vice-Pres. & Mgr Reinhart Knudsen
625 Market St., San Francisco 5, Calif.
Phone: EXbrook 2-7565
Chairman David M. Botsf ord
Exec. Vice-Pres S. G. Swanberg
President David M. Botsf ord, Jr.
V.P., Mgr Harold M. Walker
261 Madison Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: OX 7-2797
Exec. Vice-President Elizabeth Eyerly
Radio Accounts: Olympia Brewing Co.
(Olympia Beer), Olympia, Wash.; Lucky
Stores, Inc. (Super Markets), Oakland, Calif.;
Sego Milk Products (Sego Evaporated Milk),
San Francisco, Calif.; Washington State Fer-
ries (Ferry Service), Seattle, Wash.; Califor-
nia Prune Advisory Board (California
Prunes), San Francisco, Calif.; Scott Co.
(Plumbing Heating & Ventilating Contrac-
tors), San Francisco, Calif.
TV Accounts: Olympia Brewing Co.
(Olympia Beer), Olympia, Wash.; Sego Milk
Products (Sego Evaporated Milk), San Fran-
cisco, Calif.; Poultry Producers of Central
Calif., San Francisco, Calif.; Washington
State Ferries (Ferry Service), Seattle, Wash.;
California Prune Advisory Board (California
Prunes), San Francisco, Calif.; Lucky Stores
(Super Markets), Oakland, Calif.
BOWMAN & BLOCK, INC.
Rand Bldg., Buffalo 3, N. Y.
Phone WA 0137
President Albert A. Bowman
Treasurer Nathaniel J. Block
Art Dir Walter Nehin
Prod. Mgr William Cook
Copy Chief Richard Mabry
BOZELL & JACOBS, INC.
510 Electric Bldg., Omaha 2, Nebraska
Phone: Jackson 8030
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB— NBP
Pres Morris E. Jacobs
Exec. V.-P., Gen. Mgr F. C. Miller
Radio-TV Dir Clair Gross
Branch Offices
205 N. LaSalle St., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Central 6-0870
President, Mgr Nathan E. Jacobs
V.-P., Dir. Radio-TV Philip Rouda
1803 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis 2, Ind.
Phone: WAlnut 3-4524
V.-P. & Manager Chas. A. Gallup
1308 Tower Building, Seattle 1, Wash.
Phone: MUtual 6027
V.-P. & Manager R. H. Wensberg
2 W. 45th St.. New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-6210
President Donald D. Hoover
608 Second Ave., S., Minneapolis 2, Minn.
Phone: FEderal 9-8621
V.-P. & Manager Sam Kaufman
324 Fairfield Bldg., Shreveport, La.
Phone: 3-6124
V.P., Manager Walter T. Pfeiffer
2122 Welch St., Houston 2, Texas
Phone: JAckson 9-4981
V.-P. & Manager Carlton Storey
501 Sheraton Bldg., Washington, D. C.
Phone: STerling 3-2406
Manager Max Barnej.
2110 North Charles St., Baltimore 18, Md.
Phone: BElmont 5-2083
V.P., Manager Arthur Booth
1016 Baltimore Building, Kansas City 5, Mo.
Phone: Baltimore 1-4997
Manager Bert Bremson
340 North Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: BRadshaw 2-2081
Manager Archie Jacobs
Radio & TV Accounts: Mutual of Omaha;
Brandeis Store, Omaha; United Gas Corp.,
Houston; Storz Brewing Co., Omaha; Skin-
ner Mfg. Co., Omaha.
ARTHUR BRAITSCH ADV.
528 Hospital Trust Bldg., Providence, R. I.
Phone: DExter 1-5313
ABP— ANPA
Radio Director. Arthur Braitsch
Secretary Roberta A. Rodgers
Time Buyer John A. Lorimer
Radio Accounts: Baird-North, Inc., Oliver
Johnson Co., Inc., Mule Battery Mfg. Co.,
Rocky Point Park, Inc., Roger Williams Sav-
ings Fund & Loan Assoc, Strand Theater,
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Weybosset Markets, White Pontiac Co. (Au-
tomobile Agency) ; Hillside Farms, Inc.
(Dairy).
TV Accounts: White Pontiac Co.; Hillside
Farms Inc.; Roger Williams Savings Fund &
Loan Ass'n; Strand Theatre; Weybosset Mar-
ket.
J. CARSON BRANTLEY ADV.
AGENCY
Owen Bldg., Salisbury, N. C.
Phone: 900
Pres.-Radio Dir J. Carson Brantley
Treasurer A. R. Monroe
Production June Brantley
Radio Accounts: Carolina Beverage Corp.
(Cheerwine), Isenhour Brick & Tile Co.,
Salisbury; Duke Power Co., Charlotte; Owen
Drug Co. (O-N for Colds), Salisbury, N. C,
Free Enterprise Train, (National Train
Tour), Salisbury, N. C; Banna Co. (Bana-
tol), Salisbury, N. C.
TV Account: Carolina Bev. Corp. (Cheer-
wine), Isenhour Brick & Tile, Banna Co.,
All Salisbury, N. C.
Estimated Radio Billings: $100,000.
Estimated TV Billings : $25,000.
R. C. BRETH, INC.
310 Pine St., Green Bay, Wise.
Phone: HEmlock 2-4650
ABP— ANPA— AFA
President „ R. C. Bret!.
Vice-President Victor G. Geisel
Vice-President Blaine William?
Radio-TV Accounts: Essential Products Co.
(^Overhead Garage Doors), Little Chute,
Wis.; Acorn Equipment Co. (Barn Cleaner),
Stevens Point, Wis.; Algoma Foundry &
Mach. Co., Algoma, Wis.; Har^Mac, Inc. (Mo-
bile Homes), Stratford, Wis.
BRINLEY ADVERTISING AGENCY
4602 Cedar Street, Bellaire 101, Texas
Phones: MAdison 3-8686 & MOhawk 4-4400
ABP-SNPA-APA— NBP
General Manager. J. p. Brinlev
Sec. Treas. . V. H. Brinley
Assoc. Radio Dir R. G. Dunn
Associate TV Dir.. P. Endicott
Vssoc. Art Dirs C. B. Jones, W. A. Carter
BROOKE, SMITH, FRENCH &
DORRANCE, INC.
8469 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit 14, Mich
Phone: VAlley 2-9700
AAAA— ABP-^NOAB— ANPA— APA— NBP
President... Walter C ^^
Vice Chr., Exec. Committee '.-.
Willard S. French
Chr. of the Board, Treas Guy C. Smith
Chr., Exec. Committee. .... .Jack Williams
Vice Pres., Media Dir George Johnston
vV r?6%Art Dir*A Richard Reins
v i>" S'r- £reaVve Services Blount Slade
V.r\, Dir. Graphic Arts Fred P. Zick
Business Mgr Roy M. Marshall
Vice Presidents L. Grant Hamilton, King
Harris, C. Allison Monroe, John S. Pingel,
Parker Wood, Donald C. Longyear
New York Division
52 Vanderbilt Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 6-1800
V.P., Dir. Media & Mktg L. C. Barlow
V.P., Mgr. Media Dept H. E. Pengel
Vice-Presidents Jay Berry,
William A. Walker
Brooke, Smith, French & Dorrance of the
Pacific Coast, Inc.
149 Calif. St., San Francisco 11, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 6-6836
President King Harris
Exec. Vice Pres Parker Wood
Vice Presidents Walter C. Ayers,
Guy C. Smith, Ridge L. Harlan
Radio Accounts: Int'l Breweries, Inc.:
TV Accounts: The Ironite, Inc., Int'l
Breweries, Inc.
D. P. BROTHER & CO.
General Motors Bldg., Detroit 2, Mich.
Phone: TRinity 2-8250
AAAA— ANPA— ABP
ABC— NOAB— NBP— APA
President D. P. Brother
Executive Vice President. .Guy S. Warren, Jr.
Vice Presidents F. E. Egan,
T. J. King, L. R. Mange, K. G. Manuel,
Walker Graham, Valentine Corradi, Shel-
don Moyer, David B. Rank, V. W. Canever
Secretary-Treas C. J. Rudesill
V.P., Media Director C. Watts Wacker
Dir. of Marketing Vincent H. Bergmann
Art Director L. R. Mange
Publicity Director. . . G. M. William**
Radio & TV Dir Kenneth G. Manuel
3540 Wilshire, Los Angeles, Cal.
West Coast Mgr T. H. Moriart}
720 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-1004
Manager F. E. Egan
Radio Accounts: Oldsmobile Div., Gen.
Motors Corp. (Automobiles), Lansing, Mich.
TV Accounts: AC Spark Plug Div., Gen.
VIotors Corp. (Spark Plugs Oil Filters. Fuel
Pumps, etc.), Flint, Mich.; Oldsmobils Div.,
Gen. Motors Corp. (Automobiles), Lansing,
Mich.; Harrison Radiator Div. (Radiators,
defrosters, heaters, thermostats, car air con-
ditioning systems, etc.), Lockport, N. Y.;
Hyatt Bearing Div. (Hy-Roll Bearings, etc.)
Harrison, N. J.; New Departure Div. (Ball
Bearings, bicycle coaster brakes, etc.) Bris-
tol, Conn.; Saginaw Steering Gear Div.
(Power and manual steering gears, etc.)
Saginaw, Mich.
BROWN, E. H. ADV. AGENCY
20 N. Wacker Dr., Chicago 6, 111.
Phone: FRanldin 2-9494
ABP— ANPA— APA— NBP— NOAB
Owner E. H. Brown
Art Dept...Melvin J. Beagle, Earl Westrom
Production Mgr.. D. E. Meintzer
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BUCHANAN & CO.
1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: BRyant 9-7900
ABP— ANPA— APA— AAAA
ABC— NOAB
Bd. Chrm., Pres John Hertz, Jr.
Exec. Vice President William Dasheff
Vice Presidents Roy Winkler, John
McEvoy, Albert Van Brunt
Media Director E. F. Moeller
Prod. Mgr Anthony Calanese
Sec*y-Trea8 A. Grance Barrett
Radio-TV Dir Nat Strom
Branch Offices
451 N. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Cal.
Phone: OLympia 2-0810
Vice Pres Fred Keith
235 Montgomery Street, San Francisco
Phone: YUkon 6-2927
Vice Pres Ray Randall
Acct. Exec John McNeely
Radio Accounts: Reynolds Metals Co.
(Farm Building Products, Aluminum Foil)
New York, N. Y.; Air France (Airline) New
York, N. Y.; United Artists Corp. (Motion
Pictures) New York; Wilbur Clark's Desert
Inn (Resort) Los Angeles; Paramount Pic-
tures (Motion Pictures) Los Angeles.
TV Accounts: Reynolds Metals Co. (Alum-
inum) New York; United Paramount The-
atres Corp.; Paramount Pictures, Los Angles,
Calif.
BUCHANAN-THOMAS ADV. CO.
5010 Underwood Ave., Omaha 32, Nebr.
Phone: GLendale 6793
ABP— ANPA-^APA— NOAB— NBP
Partners R. Savage.
C. Harding, R. Dundis
Consultant C. Buchanan, L. Thomas
LEO BURNETT COMPANY, INC.
Prudential Plaza, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-5959
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— AFA— ABC
NOAB
Chairman of Board Leo Burnett
President Richard N. Heath
Treasurer E. Ross Gamble
Exec. V.P.'s William T. Young,
James E. Weber
V.P., B'cstg. Prod. Div Lee Bland
V.P., B'cstg. Business Div David Dole
Adm. Vice Pres F. Strother Gary, Jr.
Vice Presidents DeWitt O'Kieffe,
Andrew Armstrong, Robert G. Everett,
DeWitt L. Jones, Paul A. Louis, William F.
Tread-well, Draper Daniels, William Die-
ner, Charles Husting, John Coulson, Guy
Saffold, Don Tennant, Jack Hirschboeck.
Branch Offices
677 Fifth Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-9480
Manager William Mcllvain
1680 N. Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 4-7374
Manager Wendell Williams
Radio Accounts: Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, Chicago; Pillsbury Mills (Baking
Mixes) Minneapolis, Minn.; Pure Oil Co.
(Gasoline, oil, lubricants, tires, batteries and
accessories) Chicago; The Maytag Co.
(Washers, dryers, ranges, refrigerators) New-
ton, Iowa; Motorola, Inc. (Radio and Tele-
vision Sets, phonographs) Chicago; Camp-
bell Soup Co. (Frozen soups, Franco-Ameri-
can Products, Quality campaign, Tomato
juice) Camden, N. J.; Philip Morris, Inc.
(Marlboro Cigarettes) New York; Proctor
& Gamble Co. (Camay, Joy, Lava, Jif Pea-
nut Butter, Secret Deodorant) Cincinnati,
Ohio; Allstate Insurance Co., Chicago, 111.,
Chrysler Corp.
TV Accounts: Bauer & Black; Brown Shoe
Co. (Air Step, Buster Brown, Life Stride,
Naturalizer, Pedwin, Risque, Robin Hood,
Roblee, Westport) St. Louis. Mo.; Kellogg
Co. (Cereals and dog food) Battle Creek,
Mich.; Pillsbury Mills (Baking Mixes) Min-
neapolis, Minn.; The Pure Oil Co. (Gasoline,
oil, lubricants, tires, batteries and accessor-
ies) Chicago; Blue Jay Products, Chicago;
Campbell Soup Co. (Frozen Soups, Franco-
American Products Quality Campaign, To-
mato Juice) Camden, N. J.; Commonwealth
Edison Co., Chicago; Green Giant Co. (Peas,
cream style corn, Niblets Brand Whole Ker-
nel Corn, Mexicorn, Kounty Kist Brand
Peas and Corn) LeSueur, Minn.; Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago; The Hoover
Co. (Vacuum cleaners, floor polishers, small
appliances) N. Canton, Ohio; The Maytag
Co. (washers, dryers, ranges, refrigeration)
Newton, Iowa; Motorola, Inc. (Radio and
TV sets, phonographs) Chicago; Chas. Pfizer
& Co. (Animal Health Products) Brooklyn,
N. Y.; Philip Morris, Inc. (Marlboro Cigar-
ettes) New York, N. Y.; Proctor & Gamble
Co. (Camay, Joy, Lava, Jif Peanut Butter,
Secret Deodorant) Cincinnati; Atchison, To-
peka & Santa Fe R. R.. Chicago: Tea Coun-
cil of U. S. A., New York; Crane Co. (Plumb-
ing and Heating equipment) Chicago, 111.;
Eastside Brewery, Los Angeles, Calif.; All-
state Insurance Co., Chicago, 111., Chrysler
Corp.
BYER & BOWMAN ADVERTISING
AGENCY
66 So. 6th St., Columbus 15, O.
Phone: CA 1-7751
ABP— ANPA— ABC— AFA— AAAA
Partners, Space Buyers Gus K. Bowman.
Joel Burghalter, Herbert Byer
Radio-TV Time Buyer John D. Metzger
Pub. Rel. Dir Nick Popa
Controller Joe Hughes
TV Director Sandy Hallock
157
GATHERING PLACE OF
THE AD AGENCY,
TV AND RADIO
PROFESSIONS
RESTAURANT
9 EAST 48th STREET PLaza 3-5852
NEW YORK CITY
LUNCHEON, COCKTAILS, DINNER
158
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Radio Accounts: August Wagner Brewer-
ies; City National Bank & Trust; Dollar
Federal Savings; Farm Bureau Co-op of Ohio
(Feeds, fertilizers, gas, oil, appliances) ;
T. Marzetti Co. (Salad Dressings) ; Buckeye
Foods Co. (Potato Chips) ; Auto Show; H. C.
Huber Construction Co., all Columbus, Ohio ;
Bob Evans Farms, Inc. (Meat Products),
Xenia-Gallipolis, Ohio.
TV Accounts: August Wagner Breweries;
Dollar Federal Savings; Auto Show; City
National Bank & Trust Co.; H. C. Huber
Construction Co.; Yenkin Majestic Paint Co.,
all Columbus, Ohio; Bob Evans Farms, Inc.,
Xenia-Gallipolis; Marzetti's, Columbus.
HAROLD CABOT & CO., INC.
136 Federal St., Boston 10, Mass.
Phone: HAncock 6-7600
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— AFA— ABC
President Harold Cabot
Exec. Vice-President Edward F. Chase
Sr. V.P.'s William H. Ganick,
James I. Summers
V.P.'s Joseph R. Wallace, Eugene R.
MacArthur, Paul A. Danielson, Jr.
Media Dir David R. Williams
Radio-TV Dir.. ., Harold Cabot, Jr.
Radio Accounts : New England Tel. & Tel.,
Boston, Mass.; Clicquot Club Millis, Mass.;
S. S. Pierce Co., Boston; New England Elec-
tric System and Gas Division, Boston; Boston
Gas Co., Boston, Mass.; Carling Black Label
Beer (N.E.), Cleveland, National Shawmut
Bank, Boston.
TV Accounts: Carling Brewing Co. (N.E.) ;
Cliquot Club Co.; New England Tel. & Tel.
Co. ; Rock of Ages Corp., Barre, Vt.
CALKINS & HOLDEN, INC.
247 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-6900
AAAA— ABP— ANPA
Chairman of Board J. Sherwood Smith
Vice Chrnin. of Bd .Merlin E. Carlock
President Paul R. Smith
Vice-President W. B. Geoghegan,
W. C. Pank
Research Director .Warren Rebell
Merchandising Dir Harry A. Apeler
Director of Radio-TV Peter A. Krug
Branch Offices
Prudential Plaza, Chicago, 111.
Phone: Randolph 6-3830
Vice-Pres George B. Bogart
712 S. Curson Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.
WEbster 6-5145
Vice Pres William A. Chalmers
317 Jos. Vance Bldg., Seattle 1, Wash.
Phone: MAin 1555
Sr. Partner Frederick E. Baker
Radio Accounts: Bavarian Brewing Co.,
Inc., Covington, Ky.; George W. Luft Co.
(Tangee Cosmetics, New York City; C. F.
Mueller Co., Jersey City, N. J.; Oakite Prod-
ucts, Inc., New York City; Marshall Field &
Co., Chicago; State St. Council, Chicago.
TV Accounts: Bavarian Brewing Co., Inc.,
Covington, Ky.; George W. Luft Co., New
York City; C. F. Mueller Co., Jersey City,
N. J. ; N. Y. Stock Exchange, New York City ;
Oakite Products, Inc., New York City; Sav-
age Arms Corp., Chicopee Falls, Mass.; Mar-
shall Field & Co., Chicago.
CAMPBELL-EWALD COMPANY
General Motors Bldg., Detroit 2, Mich.
Phone: TRinity 2-6200
AAAA— ANPA— NOAB—PPA—PIB—APA
ABC— ABP
Chairman of Board Henry G. Little
President Thomas B. Adams
Vice-Chrmn. of Bd., Sr. V. P.. . . J. J. Hartigan
Executive V. P Clarance Hatch, Jr.
Sr. V.P Colin Campbell
Chrmn. of Exec. Comm., Sr. V.P L. R.
Nelson
Sr. V.P.'s Edward A. Schirmer, John H.
Forshew
Treasurer H. P. Cook
Secy. & Personnel Dir S. J. Rozenia
Comptroller & Asst. Treas .E. M. Talbert
Vice-Presidents .Halsey Davidson,
George W. Davis, W. P. Stewart, W. H.
Gage, Jr., W. F. McCarthy, W. W. Selover,
J. L. Thornhill
V.P., Asst. to Pres Thomas B. Adams
V.P., Radio & TV Dir P. L. McHugh
V.P., Media Dir Carl Georgi, Jr.
V.P., Copy Director Walter B. Booth
V.P., Art Director James N. Hasting*
Vice President M. Craig Miller
V.P., Production Mgr Carl G. Maier
Branch Offices
488 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-3400
V.-P. and Mgr .Frank W. Townshend
Radio & TV Dept Arthur R. Ross
Space Buyer John A. Blomstrom
230 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-1946
V.P. and Mgr Reginald G. Carey
Vice President Earl W. Clements
3460 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 9-1334
V.P., West Coast Mgr Richard C. Francis
Mgr Lo« Angeles Office. . .Richard W. Byrne
235 Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: EXbrook 2-0145
V.-P. and Mgr T. Milburn Johnston
11 Pryor St., S.W., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: JAckson 4-3858
Manager Arthur T. Duhaime
1737 "H" St., N. W., Washington 6, D. C.
Phone: REpuidic 7-0015
Manager Ross Lindsay
Bryan & Bullington Sts., Dallas 1, Texas
Phone: Riverside 2-6889
Manager Lome T. Denton
4010 Washington Ave., Kansas City 11, Mo.
Phone: Jefferson 1-5601
Manager Ross C. Morgan, Jr.
1750 N. Vine St., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-2931
Manager Richard L Eastland
Account Exec, for Radio. TV. . Willard Hanes
159
yjj Special attention given to
gift requirements, fashion
shows, tv prizes
to please like no other .
high fashion part urns
Miahati's famous fashion foursome:
Blue Fox • Audacious • My Fancy • Jaunty
Parfums with fashion flourish. As much a part of the fashion scene as a new
Paris edict. How much more meaningful the costume, the occasion keyed to
Miahati's fragrance moods !
As shown —
In Bath Powder Sets (left) — cologne and scented bath powder combination fitted with silky
lambs wool puff; in handsomely appointed gift package
In Perf-O-Mist (upper right) — ingenious patented single-motion dispenser — delightful lasting
double-strength spray; no cap to remove or replace
In Cologne Foursome (lower right) — welcome all-occasion gift package; entree to a new
world of allure
SELECTIONS AVAILABLE IN ALL FOUR MIAHATI CELEBRATED FRAGRANCES
^a! Wvo^atf
^V INC.
377 Fourth Avenue New York 16, N. Y. NATIONALLY DISTRIBUTED
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441 Vine St., Cincinnati 2, Ohio
Phone: MAin 1-0500
Manager James E. Defebaugh
1700 Broadway, Denver 2, Colo.
Phone: KEystone 4-4281
Manager Richard H. Katerndahl
Radio Accounts: Chevrolet Motor Div.,
General Motors Corp.; The Detroit Edison
Co.; General Motors Acceptance Corp.;
Goebel Brewing Co.; National Bank of De-
troit; United Motors Service Div., General
Motors Corp.; Delco-Remy Div., General
Motors Corp.; The Kroger Co., Inc.; The
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.; Stran-Steel
Corp.
Television Accounts: Chevrolet Motor Div.,
General Motors Corp.; The Detroit Edison
Co.; Goebel Brewing Co.; National Bank of
Detroit; United Motors Service Div., General
Motors Corp.; Delco-Remy Div., General
Motors Corp.; The Kroger Co., Inc.; The
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.
CAMPBELL-MITHUN, INC.
1300 Northwestern Bank Bldg.,
Minneapolis 2, Minn.
Phone: FEderal 9-7383
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA
President. . Ray 0. Milium
Exec. Vice-Pres. ....... .Albert R. Whitman
Vice-Presidents ...Kenneth D. Ruble
B. E. Howard, R. L. Forrest, Lee A. Ter-
rill, Oakley Birdwell, Alden Grimes, Ar-
nold C. Aslakson, P. L. Brand, E. W. Burke,
H. J. Cordesman, P. Johnston, G. B. Kreer,
W. J. Lyddan, A. R. MaeDonald, G. P.
MacGregor, P. E. Morgan, C. R. Strfotzl
Treasurer Beatrice N. Sandquist
Secretary Evelyn Brugette
V.P.. Radio-TV Dir.. ...... .Arthur H. Lund
V.P., Exec. Art Dir E. W. Turner
Brunch Office
1024 Palmolive Bldg., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: DElaware 7-7553
Co.-Mgrs..G. Bowman Kreer, Phelps Johnson
420 Lexington Ave., N. Y. 17, N. Y.
Phone: OR 9-8744
General Manager William E. Brownwell
1213 Hollywood-Taft Bldg., Hollywood 28,
Cal.
Phone: HOllywood 2-0715
General Mgr Paul E. Morgan
TV Dir Ernest P. Andrews
Radio Accounts: Theo Hamm Brewing Co.,
St. Paul, Minn.; The Kroger Co. (Grocery
Products), St. Louis, Mo.; Land O'Lakes
Creameries (Dairy Products) Minneapolis,
Minn.; The Larsen Co. (Canned Foods)
Green Bay, Wis.; John Morrell & Co., Red
Heart Div., (Dog, Cat Food), Chicago; Nash
Coflhe Co., St. Paul, Minn.; Nash-Finch Co.
(Canned Foods) St. Paul, Minn.; Northern
States Power (Electric Power and Prod)
Minneapolis, Minn.; Northwestern National
Bk. (Banking Service) Minneapolis, Minn.;
F. H. Peavey & Co. (Feeds), Minneapolis;
Pillsbury Mills, Inc. (Flour, Refrigerated
Products, Feeds) Minneapolis; Top Value
Enterprises (Trading Stamps) Dayton, Ohio;
American Dairy Assoc. (Dairy) Chicago;
Northwest Orient Airlines, Minneapolis;
Procter & Gamble (Charmin Paper) Minne-
apolis.
TV Accounts: American Dairy Assn.
(Product Adv. & Merchandising) Chicago;
Fenn Bros. (Candy) Sioux Falls, S. Dak.;
Gold Seal Co. (Glass Wax, Wood Cream,
Snowy Preventive Bleach) Bismarck,
N. Dak.; Theo Hamm Brewing Co., St. Paul,
Minn.; Kemps Ice Cream Co. Minneapolis;
The Kroger Co. (Grocery Products) St.
Louis, Mo.; Malt-O-Meal Co. (Hot Wheat
Cereal) Minneapolis, Minn.; Mishawaka Rub-
ber & Woolen Mfg. Co. (Clothing), Mish-
awaka, Ind.; John Morrell & Co., Red Heart
Div. (Dog and Cat Food) Chicago; Nash
Coffee Co., St. Paul, Minn.; Nash-Finch Co.
(Canned Foods) St. Paul, Minn.; Northern
States Power (Electric Power and Products),
Minneapolis; Food Sales, Inc. (Combo Pop-
corn) Minneapolis; Northwest Ban Corpora-
tion (Banking Service) Minneapolis; Procter
& Gamble; Tecnique (Hair Rinse) Minne-
apolis; Springwell Association (Mattresses)
Minneapolis; Northwestern National Bk.,
Minneapolis; Pillsbury Mills, Inc. (Flour,
Refrigerated Products, Feeds) Minneapolis;
Quality Chekd Dairy Products, Chicago;
Top Value Enterprises (Trading Stamps),
Dayton, Ohio; Zinsmaster Baking Co. (Bak-
ery Goods) Minneapolis, Minn.
THE CAPLES COMPANY
216 E. Ontario St., Chicago, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-6016
ANPA— APA— NBP— NOAB
President R. N. Hartsing
Sr. V. P J. E. Erickson
Exec. V. P. D. Powers, M. Martin
V. P., Sec. & Treas R. N. Hartsing, Jr.
Copy Cons N. Phelps
Media Dir H. M. Taylor
Research Dir M. B. Day
Time Buyer M. Convery
Art Dir.. W. A. Aldrin
Prod. Mrg O. Corrill
Acct. Execs N. E. Anderson,
J. E. Erickson, R. A. Hansen, R. N. Hart-
sine, Jr., J. P. Hotchkiss, F. H. Kemper,
E. J. Lewinski, M. T. Martin, D. J. Powers,
L. M. Roush
Branch Offices
10 E. 40th St., New York City
Phone: MUrray Hill 4-6800
V.P. in Chg .Hudson F. Meyer
1504 Dodge St., Omaha 2, Neb.
Phone: JAckson 7795
V.P. in Chg. L. M. Branch
301 S. Kingsley Dr., Los Angeles 5, Cal.
Phone: DUnkirk 7-4255
V.P. in Chg M. E. Welborn
519 S. 3rd Ave., Portland 4, Ore.
Phone: CApitol 6-2981
V.P. in Chg Robert J. Livingston
161
CRAIG'S
RESTAURANT
of
GREAT NECK, LONG ISLAND
at 661 Northern Boulevard
"A REPLICA OF OLD NEW YORK CAFE SOCIETY'
Dining Place of the
Television Industry
"The famous Murray Hill Bar at Craig's where the television people gather . . ."
Telephone: HUnter 2-4211 MAUDE CRAIG, Owner-Hostess
162
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CARTER ADV. AGENCY
912 Baltimore, Kansas City 5, Mo.
Phone: HA 1-1356
ABP— ANPA— APA— NAAN— NOAB
PPA
President Charles W. Carter
Exec. Vice-President William G. Rowe
Vice-President Curtis Bogasch
Vice-President Fred Klemp, Jr.
Sec't. Treas M. J. Dahlin
Radio-TV Accounts: Edward Aaron Corp.
(Poultry), K. C; Seidlitz Paint & Varnish
Co., K. C; Metropolitan Savings Asso., Doug-
las Chemical Co.
CASMIR ADVERTISING CO., INC.
551 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-2014
ABP— APA
President David C. Casmir
Secy. & Prod. Mgr Marvin Casmir
Copy Dir Nancy B. Wooten
Art Dir William E. Burgess
Radio Accounts: New York Allerton Corp.,
(Midston House, Allerton House) New
York
TV Accounts: D'amico Fifth Ave., (Beauty
Consultant)
CAYTON, INC.
9 East 40th St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-1711
ABP— ANPA— APA— NBP
President William D'Arcy Cay ton
Secretary D. R. Roberts
Art Director Bob Lee
Media Dir Hy Crandall
Time Buyer Sally Luchs
Creative Director Fred Ladd
Radio Accounts: Charles Antell, Inc.
(Men's hair products) Baltimore, Md.
TV Accounts: Charles Antell, Inc. Hanovia
Chem. & Mfg. Co., (health lamps), Miracle
Adhesive Corp.
NELSON CHESMAN ADVERTISING
240 East lith Str3et, Chattanooga 1, Tenn.
Phone: AM 6-4942
ABP— SNPA— ABC
Pres.9 Media Dir Richard H. Leiper
Secy. -Treas John Goss
Time Buyer Vann Campbell
R.adio & TV Accounts: Fleetwood Coffee
Co.; Adcox-Kirby Pontiac; McKesson & Rob-
bins; Kendall Oil Co.; Ray Moss Farms;
Moo e Air Conditioning; Union Furniture
Co. (TV only), all Chattanooga. Tenn.
JAMES THOMAS CHIRURG CO.
41! Park Square Bit!-.. Bo.-ton 16, Mass.
Phone: HAncock 6-7:410
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— APA
NOAB— SNPA
Chairman James T. Chirurs
Treasurer Leo J. Hardiman
General Manager Scott Costello
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Research Dir Prescott Winkley
Mgr. Plans Service Dept R. Gaeta
V.P., Mktg. Dir Howard G. Sawyer
Media Dir Jackson L. Parker
Copy Chief , . John Nazzaro
Branch Offices
1612 Chanin Bldg., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 7-5040
V.-P., Gen Mgr D. W. Jackson
Radio Account: Bassick Co. (Casters)
C. P. CLARK, INC.
1717 West End Ave., Nasrville 4, Tenn.
Phone: ALpine 6-4179
Pres. & Treas D. G. Goodwin
Copy Chief & Secy Sara Nolan
Radio-TV Accounts: First American Na-
tional Bank (Institutional), Nashville Coal,
Nashville Transit Co.
ROBT. E. CLARKE & ASSOC INC.
4017 San Amaros Dr., Coral Gables, Fla.
Phone: FRanklin 3-5486
ANPA
Pres. & Treas., Radio-TV Dir. Robt. E. Clark
Secretary C. B. Clark
Radio Time Buyer, Media Director. .Gene-
vieve Geiss
Comptroller Gertrude Clements
Account Executives R. E. Clarke,
C. B. Clarke
Accounts: Belcher Oil Co., Florida Na-
tional Bank & Trust Co., Jewish Floridian,
Maule Industries, Inc., Radio Station WIOD,
Ponce Products (Cement), Chemical Re-
JUdson 6-0588
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Specializing in the italo- American Market
853 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEW YORK 19, N.Y.
Packagers of:
-"ITALIAN FEATURE
FIEM THEATRE"
WATV (Ch. 13)
First bi-lingual TV show in America
with LEW DAMS
MUSICAL VARIETY
with ERBERTO LANDI
WHOM
Sun. 12:00 - 12:30 P.M.
* Similar programs in other cities
throughout the United States.
search Corp., Miami Diaper Service, El Com-
odoro Hotel, Urmey Hotel, U-Steer It, Inc.,
All Miami, Fla.; Milwaukee Beverages,
Inc., Milwaukee. Wis.
CLEMENTS COMPANY, INC.
Horn Bldg., Philadelphia 3, Pa.
Phone: RIttenhouse 6-0236
ANPA
President Alice V. Clements
V.P. & Copv Chief Elizabeth M. Zindel
V.P. & Acct. Exec Robert H. Smith
V.P., Art Dir Stanley F. Squire
Treas., Dir. of TV David S. Roberts
Secy. & Space Buyer Katherine E. King
COHEN & ALESHIRE, INC.
41 East 42nd St., N. Y. 17, N. Y.
Phone: OX 7-0660
ABC— ABP— ANPA— NPB— APA— SNPA
NOAB
Chairman Harry B. Cohen
President Edward Aleshire
V.P., Sec'y Harry B. Cohen, Jr.
Vice-President Edith S. Cohen
Media Director Francis X. Brady
Head Time Buyer Beth Black
Time Buyer Robert Kelly
Production Mgr Oscar Fileppo
Space Buyer Jeanette Le Brecht
Radio-TV Accounts: Grove Laboratories,
Inc. (Pazo Ointment, Fitch Shampoos) St.
Louis, Mo.; Pharma-Craft Co. (Fresh De-
odorant, Ting, Surgeons Location) Batavia,
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NETWORK & SPOTS
Now on Network TV . . .
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GLAMORENE
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TECHNSCAL.
TAPE CORP.
TUCK TAPE
PRODUCT SERVICES, INC.
17 East 45 Street, New York 17, N. Y.
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III.; Lydia E. Pinkham Med Co. (Tablets &
Veg. Compound) Lynn, Mass.; West End
Brewing Co. (Utica Club Beer), Utica, N. Y.;
Chattanooga Medicine Co. (Black Draught &
Syrup of Black Draught) Chattanooga, Tenn. ;
Frenchette Co. (Salad Dressing) New York,
N. Y.
COHON, HERBERT W., CO.
565 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-9277
APA— ABP
Pres., Media Dir Herbert W. Cohon
V.P., Art Dir Irving M. Cohon
Acct. Execs H. W. Cohon, I. M. Cohon
COMPTON ADVERTISING, INC.
625 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 4-1100
A A A A— AB C— ANPA— APA--NBP
NOAB— ABP
Bd. Chrmn., Dir Robert D. Holbrook
President, Director. .. .Barton A. Cummings
Exec. V.P., Dir. & Creative Dir
Alfred Seaman, Jr.
Exec. V. Pres., Dir C. James Fleming, Jr.
Vice Pres., Dir Henry R. Bankart,
Allen F. Flouton, William J. Heggen, Jack
P. Rees, Olin A. Saunders
V.P., Chg. Fin. Dir Henry Haines
V.-P. & Dir. Radio-TV
Programming Lewis H. Titterton
V.P. Chg. TV Comm'l G. W. Schloat, Jr.
V.-P. & Dir. of Media Frank B. Kemp
Publicity Dir Elle Kofler
Branch Offices
141 West Jackson Blvd., Chicago 4, 111.
Phone: HArrison 7-6935
V.-P., Manager L. O. Holmberg
744 N. Fourth St., Milwaukee 3, Wise.
Phone: BRoadway 1-9475
V.P. & Manager R. F. Gomber
8733 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif.
Phone: OLympic 2-7180
V.P Waldo H. Hunt
V.P., Radio & TV Alvin Kabaker
V.P Edward E. Keeler
703 Market St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: GArfield 1-4854
V.P., W. Coast Oper T. Santacroce
V.P., Mgr Norman E. Mork
Radio & TV Accounts: The Allis-Chalmers
Mfg. Co.; American Can Co.; M. K. Goetz
Brewing Co., (Country Club Beer) ; The
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Tire Co.; New
York Life Insurance Co.; Phelps-Dodge,
Copper Prods. Corp.; The Procter & Gam-
ble Co.; Kelly-Springfield Tire Co.; The
Socony Mobil Oil Co.; Standard Brands, Inc.
(Chase & Sanborn Coffee, Instant Chase &
Sanborn Coffee).
COMSTOCK & COMPANY
651 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo 2, N. Y.
Phone: Lincoln 6187
ABP— ANPA— APA— NBP
Partners. Henry W. Comstock,
H. Earl Close, Frank J. Hess
V.P., Mktg. Dir T. Sloane Palmer
V.P James G. Wells
Media, Research Dir Herbert Moore
Art Dir William B. Cormier,
William G. Root
Prod. Mgrs A. H. Briggs,
Grant F. Hess, Otello A. Manna, Harvey
F. Jeacock
Account Executives. .. .Henry W. Comstock,
H. Earl Close, John B. Morton, L. Wells
Simonds, T. Sloane Palmer, George B.
Conner, William L. Conner, Jr., Fred C.
Egloff, James G. J. Wells, E. Alfred Os-
borne, Jr., Walter R. Stelley, Eugene F.
Novak, Stewart V. Taylor, Ralph L. Gates,
George M. Lasezkay, Benedict W. Law,
James W. Carey, James E. Peters
Radio & TV Dir Daune J. Miller
Radio Accounts: Frontier Oil Refining Co.,
Div. Ashland Oil & Refining Co.; Hospital
Service Corp. of Western New York, (Hos-
pital & Surgical Plans) ; Manufacturers
and Traders Trust Co. (Banking Services) ;
Keebler Biscuit Co. (Cookies, Crackers),
Buffalo, N. Y.; O'Keefe Brewing Co., Ltd.,
Toronto, Ont., Buffalo Trotting Assn., Inc.;
Nationwide Insurance Co.; Sterling Amherst
Farms Dairv, Inc.; Transcontinent TV Corp.
(Station WGR-Radio and TV); Westfield
Planters Cooperative Fruit Products, Inc.
TV Accounts -.Frontier Oil Refining Co.,
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Div. Ashland Oil & Refining Co., Inc.; Hos-
pital Service Corp. of Western N. Y. (Hospi-
tal & Surgical Plans) ; Manufacturers & Trad-
ers Trust Co., Morrison Steel Products, Inc.
( Mor-Sun Furnaces, Roly-Door Steel Garage
Doors, Carry-All Truck Bodies) ; Keebler Bis-
cuit Co. (Cookies, Crackers), Buffalo, N. Y. ;
O'Keefe Brewing Co., Toronto, Ont.; Buffalo
Trotting Assn., Inc., Hamburg, N. Y. ; Trans-
continent Television Corp., Buffalo, N. Y.;
Westfield Planters Co. Operative Fruit Prod-
ucts, Inc., Westfield, N. Y.
ROBERT CONAHAY, INC.
261 Madison Ave., N. Y. 16, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-5645
ABP— ANPA
President Robert S. Conahay
Secretary. Robert Conahay III
V.-P. & Copy Chief Frank Denman
V.-P. Market Research. Benjamin B. Mitchell
Art Dir Claude Hurd
Production Mgr John S. Wassmer
Media Dir., Space &
Time Buyer Marie Hughes
Comptroller. Irene C. Sala
Radio Accounts: Chesapeake & Ohio Rail-
road, Cleveland, Ohio; Knott Hotels, New
York, N. Y.; Beekman Tower Hotel; Colon-
ia, Inc. 4711 (Cologne), both New York,
N. Y.
THE CONDON COMPANY
Rust Bldg., Tacoma 2, Washington
Phone: MArket 7-8155
ABP— ANPA— APA—AAAA—NOAB
Partners Roscoe A. Smith
Victor Kaufman
Art Dir Daniel J. Snope
Production Mgr Mildred Nelson
Acct. Executives Roscoe A. Smith
Victor Kaufman, Kay Shinn, Harold C.
Dixon, Gordon Bennett, James Shulz
Accounts: Buckley-King Funeral Ser.;
Douglas Fir Plywood Assn.; Fuel Oil Service
Co.; Kirk, G. R. Co.; KTNT-TV, Tacoma,
Wash.; Northwest Syndicate; Pacific First
Federal Savings & loan Assn.; Puget Sound
National Bank; St. Paul & Tacoma Lbr. Co.;
Silver Springs Brewing Co.; Tacoma Savings
& Loan Assn.; Tribune Publishing Co.;
United Pacific Inc. Co.; Ward Smith, Inc.
THOMAS P. CONROY, INC.
1101 Majestic Bldg., San Antonio 5, Texas
Phone: CA 7-3456
A AAA— ABP— ANPA
President Thomas F. Conroy
Vice Pres Mrs. Thomas F. Conroy
Gen. Mgr. Radio-TV Dir Dick Carr
Dir. Mlct-. Services Bill Holchak
Copy Chief Bill Peck
Art., Prod. Mgr Paul Van Tuyl
Branch Office
1400 McKinney, Houston, Tex.
Phone: CA 7-1201
Acct. Exec Clyde Burleson
Radio Accounts: Alamo Carpet Co.; Great
Western Loan & Trust Co. (Insurance) ;
Groos National Bank; Hoffman-Hayman Cof-
fee Co.; Houston Terrace (Homes) ; Jaffe
Martin (Homes) ; Joe Kenny Insurance, all
San Antonio; Mike Persia Chevrolet, Hous-
ton-San Antonio; The Quaker Oats Co., Chi-
cago, 111.; Studer's Inc. (Photography), San
Antonio.
TV Accounts: Groos National Bank; Hoff-
mann-Tayman Coffee Co.; Jaffe Martin
(Homes); Joe Kenny Insurance; La Vue
Cosmetics, all San Antonio; Mike Persia
Chevrolet, Ho ston-San Antonio; Russ and
Company (Stocks & Bonds); Stowers Furni-
ture Co. Studer's Inc. (Photography), all San
Antonio.
Estimated Radio & TV Billings: $432,000.
CO-ORDINATED ADV. CORP.
16 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-2100
ABP
President Lester L. Wolff
Exec. V.P., Treas., Time Byr. .Irving Herz
Vice Pres Arth:ir A. Pelt/.
Vice President Louis DeNunzio
Acct. Exec Morris M. Winer
Mdsc. Dir Bud Crampton
Office Mgr Jack Gracian
Radio Accounts: N. Dorman & Co. (Pack-
aged Cheeses), New York; I. Rokeach &
Sons, Inc. (Kosher Foods), Flushing, N. Y.) ;
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp., Hicksville.
N. Y. ; Associated Food Stores, Jamaica,
N. Y.; Pioneer Foood Stores, Bronx, N. Y.;
Swift & Co. (Packaged Meats), Chicago,
N. Y. ; Roselux Chemicals Co., Inc. (Starches
& Bleaches), Brooklyn.
TV Accounts: General Baking Co., New
York; Swift & Co., Chicago, N. Y.; Stouffers,
Inc. (Frozen Foods), Cleveland, Ohio;
I. Rokeach & Sons, Inc., Flushing, N. Y. ;
Roselux Chemical Co., Brooklyn; N. Dor-
man & Co., New York; Associated Food
Stores, Jamaica, N. Y. ; White Rock Bever-
ages, Brooklyn.
COX & TANZ ADVERTISING
333 S. 21st St., Philadelphia 3, Pa.
Phone: RIttenhouse 6-7502
ABP— ANPA
Owner Eugene R. Tanz
Office Manager Mrs. John Bilyi
TV Director J. Kirkconnell
Radio Bcstg. Dir Paul Stern
Art Director R. Rivers
Radio Bcstng. Dir Mrs. Mario Flamini
Radio Accounts: ABC Chicks, Lancaster,
Pa.; Jim Brady Shoes, Philadelphia; Brooks
Clothing, Philadelphia; Badder & Snoke
(Shoes) Philadelphia; Colonial Floor Cover-
ing, Philadelphia; Fox Petroleum Co. (Fuel
Oil) Philadelphia; M & M Auto Seat Cover
Co., Philadelphia; Minit Man Car Wash Co.,
Philadelphia; Manchester Laundry, Phila-
delphia; Mort Co. (Hardware), Philadel-
phia; Sunset Beach (Amusement Park) Al-
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monesson, N. J.; Tappins (Jewelry) New-
ark, N. J.; Day Stores (Clothing) New York,
N. Y.; Viking Theatre, Philadelphia; Van
Sciver Co. (Furniture) Philadelphia; Xcel
Products Co. (Metal Storm Sash, Metal
Awnings) Philadelphia; Crowl Chemical Co.
(Cough Remedy), Shamokin, Pa.; Franklin
Research Co. (Floor Wax), Philadelphia.
TV Accounts: Jim Brady Shoes, Phila-
delphia, Pa.; Export Import Clothing, Ches-
ter, Pa.; M & M Auto Seat Cover Co., Phila-
delphia; Minit Man Car Wash Co., Phila-
delphia; Tappins Jewelry Stores, Newark,
N. J.; Thornton-Fuller Co. (Automobiles)
Philadelphia, Pa.; Viking Theatre, Phila-
delphia; Xcel Products Co., Philadelphia;
Crowl Chemical Co. (Cough Remedy), Sha-
mokin, Pa.
Estimated Radio & TV Billings: 1350.000.
JOHN GILBERT CRAIG ADV., INC.
913 Washington St., Wilmington 99, Del.
Phone: OLympia 5-6185
ABP— ANPA— AAAA— AFA
President J. Gorman Wals'i
Sec.-Treas Kathleen A. Walsh
Vice Pres Ruth Crais
Account Executives J. Gorman Walsh.
Kathleen A. Walsh, William H. Gordy,
George H. Straley
Radio, TV Time Buyers.. J. Gorman Walsh,
Ralph R. Swann
Radio Accounts: Joseph Bancroft & Sons
Co. (Textile Finishing) Delaware Power &
Light Co., Wilmington, Del.; Diamond Ice
& Coal Co. (Fuels, Home Products), Equit-
able Securitv Trust Co., Wilmington, Del.;
Group Hospital Service, Inc. (Blue Cross)
Wilmington, Del.
Estimated Radio Billings $40,000.
THE CRANER-KRASSELT CO.
733 North Van Buren St., Milwaukee 2, Wis.
Phone: BRoadway 6-3500
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— AFA
President A. W. Seiler
Exec. Vice-President H. N. Pasteur
Exec. Vice-Pres.-Treas C. W. Faude
Secretary F. Aumueller
Vice-Pres. in Chg. Media L. H. Ness
Vice-Presidents H. Dyson, C. H. Brehm,
R. F. Timm, N. L. Telander
V.P., Radio-TV Roger W. LeGrand
Public Rel. Dir R. L. Christiansen
Radio-TV Time Buyer Loretta Mahar
Radio-TV Acct. Execs K. Hegard,
J. Pritchard
Dir. of Marketing H. V. Swenson
Radio -TV Accounts: Blue Cross -Blue
Shield; First Federal Savings & Loan Assn.
of Wise. ; First Wisconsin Nat'l Bank of Mil-
waukee, all Milwaukee; Frank's (Food),
Racine, Wis.; Evinrude Motors Div. of Out-
board Marine; Milwaukee Gas Co.; Wiscon-
sin Telephone Co. all Milwaukee; A. 0.
Smith Corp. (Permaglas Water Heaters),
Kankakee, 111.
CROLLY ADV. AGENCY
42 E. Market St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Phone: VAlley 2-7191
ANPA
President Phil A. O'Neill
Vice President Thomas J. O'Neill
Accounts: Burschel Dairy Co., Scranton,
Pa.; Jordan the Hatter (Men's Furnishings)
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; McLaughlin Funeral Ser-
vice, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; Nelson Brothers,
Inc. (Upholstered Furnishings) ; Radio Sta-
tions WAZL, Hazleton, Pa.; WBRE, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.; WHLM, Bloomsburg, Pa.;
WHOL, Allentown, Pa.; WIDE, Biddeford-
Saco, Me.; WVDA, Boston, Mass.; Second
National Bank, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; TV Sta-
tion WBRE-TV, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; Vaughn's
Bakery, Berwick, Pa.
CUNNINGHAM & WALSH, INC.
260 Madison Ave., New York 16. N. Y.
Phone: MUrrav Hill 3-4900
AAAA— ANPA— ABP
Pres., Chmn. of Bd John P. Cunningham
Sr. Exec. V.P Robert R. Newell
Senior V.P.'s George S. Fowler,
Herbert S. Fox, Carl R. Giegerich, Conklin
Mann, Newman F. McEvoy, William W.
Mulvey, William Revdel, Herbert Thwaite,
Fred H. Walsh, John S. Williams.
Sr. V.P., Secy Edward G. Comstock
Sr. V.P., Treas George A. Moran
V.P., Radio-TV Edward H. Mahoney
V.P., Crea. Gp. Head Joe McDonough
Exec. Producer William LaCava
Dir. Programming Jerome Feniger
Copy Supv Howard Doyle
Business Mgr Bernard Krause
Branch Offices
6 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 2, 111.
Phone: ANdover 3-3138
Exec. V.P Ivan Hill
Sr. V.P L. W. Scott
8721 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: OLympia 2-5690
Manager William Peterson
2301 W. Third St., Los Angeles 57, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 8-2111
Exec. V.P Henry Mayers
Sr. V.P Sherman Slade
1660 Bush St., San Francisco 9, Calif.
Phone: PRospect 6-2600
Exec. V.P Franklin C. Wheeler
. Sr. V.P., Gen. Mgr Jerome J. Cowen
Sr. V.P Robert Brisacher
Radio Accounts: Advisory Board for Pro-
motion of Fresh California Bartlett Pears;
American Cyanamid Co. (Farm & Home
Div.) ; Bandini Fertilizer Co.; Beatrice Foods
Co.; Canoga Park Savings & Loan; Chase
Manhattan Bank; Colgate Palmolive Co.
(Brisk, Super Suds); Contadina Foods (To-
mato Paste & Whole Peeled Tomatoes) ;
Crown Zellerbach (Zee Paper Products) ;
Decca Records, Inc.; J. A. Folger & Co. (Cof-
fee) ; Glendale Federal Savings & Loan;
George W. Helme Co. (Snuff) ; Italian Line
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(Travel) ; Andrew Jergens Co. (Jergens &
Woodbury Products) ; Kitchens of Sara Lee,
Inc. (Baked Goods); Muller Brothers; Nar-
ragansett Brewing Co.; New York News;
Richmond Chase Co. (Hearts Delight & Diet
Delight) ; Stokely Van Camp, Inc. (Pictsweet
Frozen Foods) ; Sunshine Biscuits, Inc.; The
Texas Company; Universal Pictures Co., Inc.;
Wheetena Corp.
TV Accounts: American Cyanamid Co.
(Farm & Home Div.) ; American Telephone
& Telegraph (Yellow Pages) ; Beatrice Foods
Co.; G. H. Beverage Corp. (Good Humor
Soft Drinks); Brooklyn-Union Gas Co.;
Chase Manhattan Bank; Colgate-Palmolive
(Brisk); Crocker-Anglo National Bank;
Crown Zellerback Corp. (Chiffon Products) ;
Eversharp, Inc.; J. A. Folger & Co. (Coffee) ;
Hoffman Candy Co. (Cup-O-Gold Candy
Bar) ; Italin Line (Travel) ; Andrew Jergens
Co. (Jergens & Woodbury Products) ; Kitch-
ens of Sara Lee (Baked Goods); Narragan-
sett Brewing Co.; New York News; George
D. Roper (Gas Ranges); Sears, Roebuck &
Co.; Smith Corona (Typewriters, Adding
Machines); E. R. Squibb & Sons; Sunshine
Biscuits, Inc.; The Texas Company; Univer-
sal Pictures Co., Inc.; Wheatena Corp.
CURTIS ADVERTISING
COMPANY
1 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-6333
ABP-APA
President Lawrence R, Curtis
Vice-President S. R. Coombs
Secy.-Treas Rose Berg
Art Director S. Kaufman
Prod. Mgr., Space Buyer W. L. Gruen
Publicity Director.... ..I. Nichols
Radio-TV Dir L. R. Curtis
Copy Dir K. Groesbeck
Radio-TV Accounts: American Sponge &
Chamois Co.; Apex Die Cutting Corp.; Bar
Mart, Inc.; Brett, Wyckoff, Potter, Hamilton;
Carolina Shirt Lining Corp.; Cineque Labo-
ratories (Colorfilms) ; Cloud Coach Airlines,
Inc.; Eastern Tea Corp.; Federated Pur-
chaser, Inc.; Gentry Magazine; Gothom
Instrument & Machinery Co., Inc.; Mac-
Fadden Foundation; National Pix Slide
Co.; O'Connell Hat Corp.; Rands Food
Chain; Regent Shirt Co., Inc.; Scoffee; Silver
Lining, Inc.; Stern, Bill Sports Shirts; Super-
Cel Cellulose Sponges; Webb & Knapp, Inc.
DANCER-FITZGERALD-SAMPLE,
INC.
347 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: ORegon 9-0600
AAAA— ANPA— ABC— ABP— AFA
Chmn. of Bd H. M. Dancer
President Clifford L. Fitzgerald
V.P., Sec'y, Gen. Mgr Fred T. Leighty
V.P., Treasurer W. F. Maughan
V.P., Radio-TV Dir J. J. Neale
V.P., Exec. Prod.. ......... .David 0. Nyren
V.P., Radio-TV Comm.
Prod Norman Mathews
Business Mgr Herbert Berger
Branch Offices
221 N. La Salle Street, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: FI 6-4700
Exec. Vice-Pres F. Sewall Gardner
1680 N. Vine St., Hollywood 28, Cal.
Phone : HOllywood 2-3256
V.P., Gen. Mgr Betty O'Hara
920 Russ Bldg., San Francisco, Cal.
Phone: DO 2-5107
V.P., Gen. Mgr Lawrence Dunham
200 St. Clair Ave. West, Toronto 7, Ontario
Phone WAlnut 4-8425
V.P. & Mgr Gilbert Nunns
Radio-TV Accounts: Alliance Mfg. Co.;
American Chicle Co.; Carey Salt, Congoleum-
Nairn; Falstaff Brewing Corp.; Family Cir-
cle; Fritos; Gen. Mills Co.; Sterling Drug,
Inc.; U. S. Army and Organized Reserve
Corp.; Ekco Products Co.; Nestle Co.; Best
Foods; Peter Paul Co.; Pfaff Sewing Co.;
Wine Growers Guild; Liggett & Myers Co.;
Carter Products, Inc.; McKesson & Robbins,
Inc.
D'ARCY ADVERTISING CO.
Missouri Pacific Bldg., St. Louis 3, Mo.
Phone: CEntral 1-6700
AFA— AAAA^ABP— ANPA— ABC
President Harry W. Chesley, Jr.
Vice Pres Marvin D. McQueen
Mgr. Radio & TV Creative
Dept Robert E. Johnson
Mgr., Radio-TV Media Dept.. . .Harry Renfro
Branch Offices
430 Park Ave., N. Y. 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 8-2600
Chm. of Bd .Robt. M. Ganger
Vice-President F. S. Ott
Terminal Tower Bldg., Cleveland 13, O.
Phone: TOwer 1-3911
Vice-President Stanley P. Seward
75 Bloor St. W., Toronto, Ontario, Can.
Phone: WAlnut 1-3135
Vice-President G. P. Altenbernd
75 Eighth St. N.E., Atlanta 9, Ga.
Phone: TRinity 2-8815
Vice-President M. L. Boyd, Jr.
3540 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 5-3171
Vice President Vern Eastman
Prudential Plaza, Chicago, 111.
Phone: Michigan 2-5332
Vice President W. C. Edwards
Mgr., Radio-TV Dept.. . .Peter A. Cavallo, Jr.
Texas NatT Bank Bldg., Houston 2, Texas
Phone: CApitol 4-9751
Vice-President J. Bob Wilson
Gibraltar Life Bldg., Dallas 1, Texas
Phone: Riverside 8-5817
Manager J. T. Dwyer
1125 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 1-7881
Manager J. C. Cowhey
Radio Accounts: Laclede Gas Co., St. Louis,
Mo.; General Tire & Rubber Co., Akron,
Ohio; Anheuser-Busch, Inc., St. Louis, Mo.;
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Gerber Products Co., Fremont, Mich.;
Friedman-Shelby Div., Int'l Shoe Co., St.
Louis, Mo.; Standard Oil Co. (Indiana),
Chicago; Lance, Inc., Charlotte, N. C;
Houston Lighting & Power Co., Houston,
Texas; Reardon Paint Co., St. Louis, Mo.;
Patterson Sargent Paint Co., Cleveland, Ohio;
Banquet Canning Co.. St. Louis, Ml.; Brooks
Foods, Inc., St. Louis, Mo.; Consolidated
Foods Corp., Chicago; Doyle Packing Co.,
(Strongheart Dog Food) Chicago; Fedders-
Quigan Corp. (Air Conditioners) N. Y. C;
Krey Packing Co. (Meat Products) St. Louis;
O^k Farms Dairies, Dallas; Reddi-Wip, Inc.
(Toppings) Los Angeles; St. Louis Globe-
Democrat Publishing Co., St. Louis.
TV Accounts: Laclede Gas Co., St. Louis,
Mo.; General Tire & Rubber Co., Akron,
Ohio; Anheuser-Busch, Inc., St. Louis, Mo.;
Gerber Products Co., Fremont, Mich.; Stan-
dard Oil Co. (Indiana), Chicago; Houston
Lighting & Power Co., Houston, Tex.; Rear-
don Paint Co.. St. Louis, Mo.; Friedman-
Shelby Div., Int'l Shoe Co., St. Louis, Mo.;
Patterson-Sargent Paint Co.; Banquet Can-
ning Co.; Brooks Foods, Inc.; Consolidated
Foods Corp.; Doyle Packing Co.; Fedders-
Quigan Corp.; Krey Packing Co. Oak Farm
Dairies; Reddi-Wip, Inc.
HERSCHEL Z. DEUTSCH & CO.,
INC.
30 E. 60th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-1788
ABP— ANPA
President Herschel Z. Deutsch
Secty M. A. Deutsch
Tr^as Robert Stone
Media Director Madeleine Allison
Radio Accounts: E. T. Browne Drug Co.
(Palmer's "Skin-Success"), New York; M. J.
Breitenbach Co. (Pepto-Mangan), New
York; Lander Co. (Dixie Peach), New York;
Household Products, Inc. (Sulfur-8, Gloss 8)..
Stamford, Conn.; Associated Sepian Prods.
• Toiletries Cosmetics, etc.), New York,
N. Y.; Kilmer & Co., Inc. (Staze & Swam-
proot), Stamford, Conn.
TV Accounts: Associated Sepian Products
(Toiletries, Cosmetics), New York, N. Y.
DEUTSCH & SHEA, INC.
230 West 41st St., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 4-5900
ABP— APA—AAAA— ANPA— NBP
President Arnold R. Deutsch
Vice-President Van M. Evans
Secretary Henry Geissenheimer
Art Dir Martin Schreiber
Research Dir Frank Coss
DITTMAN & KANE, INC.
225 S. 15th St.. Philadelphia 2, Pa.
Phone: PE 5-1546
ANPA
Chairman H. M. Dittman
Pres., Treas., Radio-TV Dir J. Jessie Kane
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V.P., Acct. Exec Paul Kane
Sec'y., Copy Chief E. Horwitz
Art Dir Samuel Irving
Publicity Dir Phoebe Seigle
DOE-ANDERSON ADV. AGENCY
315 Commonwealth Bldg., Louisville 2, Ky.
Phone: JLniper 5-3193
ANPA— ABP
Acct. Execs Warwick Anderson,
George W. Emerson, D. Larry Barker, James
T. Richardson
Media Buyer Miss G. P. Wagner
Production Manager J. B. Peterkin
Art Director Joseph V. Rigsby
Radio Accounts: Federal Chemical Co.
(Fertilizer); Commonwealth Life Inc. Co.;
First National Bank (also TV) ; Brown Hotel
Co., all Louisville, Ky.
Estimated Radio & TV Billings: §54,400.
DOHERTY, CLIFFORD, STEERS &
SHENFIELD, INC.
530 Fifth Ave., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: YUkon 6-6500
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB
Chr. of the Bd Donald K. Clifford
Pres., Secy William E. Steers
Treasurer Nelson 0. Argueso
Asst. Secy Marie L. Brennan
Vice Presidents Francis J. Doherty,
Joel F. Jacobs, Harry M. Ireland, William
E. Holden, Robert Hayes, John H. Owen,
James R. Frankenberry, Robert M. Curtis,
Martin Oeschner.
V.P., Creative Dir James F. Egan
V.P., Art Dir Robert E. Shaw
V.P., Publicity Dir Richard Fehr
V.P., Dir Pro-
fessional Div Dr. William T. Strauss
V.P., Dir. of Research. .Lawrence J. Hubbard
V.P., Media Dir Donald H. Quinn
V.P., Dir. Radio-T\ Programming,
Production Hal James
V.P., Dir. Radio-TV
Commercials Harry Bressler
V.P., Copy Superv Howard S. Foley
V.P.. Production Mgr William Stollowitz
V.P/s John Rockwell, Phillip Brooks
Exec. Comm. Prod Robert Nathe
Radio-TV Time
Buyers. . .Robert Widholm, Samuel B. Vitt
Radio Accounts: Bristol-Myers Co. (Ipana,
Vitalis, Mum. Mum Mist, Theradan, Minit
Rub), New York, N. Y.; The Borden Co.
(Borden's Instant Coffee), New York, N. Y.;
Pharmaco, Inc. (Feen-a-Mint, Chooz, Medi-
gum, Regutol). Kenilworth, N. J.; Pioneer
Ice Cream Div. of the Borden Co. (Ricciardi,
Reid's, Horton's. Borden's Ice Cream) ; Ful-
ham Bros. (4 Fishermen Frozen Fish Prods.)
TV Accounts: Bristol-Myers Co. Ipana, Vi-
talis, Mum, Mum Mist, Ammens, Theradan,
Minit Rub), New York, N. Y.; The Borden
Co. (Borden's Instant Coffee), New York.
N. Y.; Pharmaco, Inc. (Medigum, Regutol.
Feen-A-Mint, Chooz), Kenilworth, N. J.;
Pioneer Ice Cream Div. of the Borden Co.
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(Ricciardi, Horton, Reid and Borden Ice
Cream), New York, N. Y.; Fulham Bros. (4
Fishermen Frozen Fish Prods.)
RALPH L. DOMBROWER CO., INC.
11 E. Franklin St., Richmond 19, Va.
Phone: Milton 3-1113
Pres.-Treas Ralph L. Dombrower, Sr.
V.P., Time Buyer. .Ralph L. Dombrower, Jr.
Sec'y Malcolm B. Dombrower
Art Director Hobart Britton
Radio, TV Dir., Talent
Buyer T. Michaux Moody
Media Dir Janet Hanson
Branch Office
Woodward Bldg., 15th & H Sts., N.W.,
Washington, D. C.
Phone: REpublic 7-1420
Manager Philip Rogenf eld
Radio Accounts: Etchison Hat Co., Inc.,
Chesterfield Hat Corp.
DONAHUE & COE, INC.
1270 Ave. of Amer., New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-2772
President. E. J. Churchill
V.P., Chrmn. Plans Bd Wm. Schneider
Exec. V.P Walter Weir
Vice Pres Lewis F. Owen
Media Dir Daniel M. Gordon
Dir. Gen. TV & Radio Carl Rigrod,
John Held
TV-Radio Dept. Bus. Mgr Evelyn Jones
Branch Offices
258 Hurt Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-5662
Vice-President H. L. Morrill
830 Merchandise Mart, Chicago 54, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-8969
President Arthur Grossman
3243 Wilshi-e Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 1-2221
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Richard C. Moses
1410 Stanley St., Suite 504, Montreal, Que.,
Canada
Phone: BElair 8614
Managing Dir Kenneth U. Lunny
Radio Accounts: N. Y. Herald-Tribune;
Burlington Mills, Inc. (Bur-Mil Cameo Ho-
siery) ; N. Y. World-Telegram & Sun; River
Brand Rice Mills, Inc.; E. T. Babbitt, Inc.;
MGM Pictures), all New York; Scholl
Mfg. Co. (Foot Comfort Remedies), Chicago,
111.; Chemway Corp. (Lady Esther), Moun-
tain View, N. J.
TV Accounts: Burlington Mills, Inc. (Bur-
Mil Cameo Hosiery ) ; N. Y. Herald-Tribune,
both New York; Scripto, Inc. (Pens & Pen-
cils), Atlanta, Ga.; Corn Products Refining
Co. (Bosco) ; E. F. Drew & Co., Inc. (Tri-Nut
Margarine), both New York; Chemway Corp.
(Lady Esther), Mountain View, N. J.; Norge
Corp. (Auto. Washers & Dryers), Chicago,
111.; National Presto Ind., Inc. (Electric
Housewares), Eau Claire, Wis.
W. B. DONER & COMPANY
505 Washington Blvd. Bldg„ Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 5-7400
President W. B. Doner
Exec. Vice-Pres Charles F. Rosen
Treasurer Julian A. Grace
Vice-President Felix Hower
Sec'y Ben Goldstein
Media Buyers Donald E. Leonard,
Mrs. Ellen K. Dryer
Media Dept Arne K. Ramberg
Time Buyers Wilfred B. Doner,
Charles F. Rosen, Felix Hower, Julian A.
Grace, Ellen K. Dryer
Branch Offices
35 E. Wacker Dr., Chicago, 111.
Phone: ANdover 3-7800
Vice Pres Marvin H. Frank
1324 W. Wisconsin, Milwaukee 3, Wis.
Phone: WEst 3-9315
Mgr Gil Breimeister
2225 N. Charles St., Baltimore 18, Md.
Phone: BElmont 5-1212
Vice Pres Herb Fried
Radio Accounts: Charlie's Olds-Cadillac;
Detroit Cramery (Sealtest Milk & Ice
Cream); The Detroit News; Federal Dept.
Stores; Hygrade Food Products (Meat &
Meat Products) ; Kessler Buick; Jerry Mc-
Carthy Chevrolet; Radio Distr. Co. (Norge
& Zenith Appliances) ; Rox Masonry Paint;
Manufacturers Nat'l Bank, all Detroit; Chi-
cago Retail Furniture Assn.; Gingiss Bros.,
Inc. (Formal Wear Rental) ; Gordon Buick
Co.; Kelley Paint Co.; Peter Pan Restau-
rants; Richards Drive-In Restaurants; Pe-
troleum Heat & Power; Plastone Co. (Turtle
Wax Auto Polish) ; Holsum Bread, all Chi-
cago, 111.; Wisconsin Independent Oil Co.,
Milwaukee, Wis.; Coastal Foods, Phillips
Div. (Canner Vegetabls & Soups) ; Family
Finance, both Baltimore, Md. ; Holsum Prod-
ucts Co. (Food Processor), Ruby Chevrolet,
Inc., both Milwaukee, Wis. ; Atlantic Brewing
Co.; Z. Frank, Inc. (Chevrolet Dealer) ; Wm.
A. Lewis Co. (Women's Clothier) ; Lincoln
Radio & TV, all Chicago, 111.
TV Accounts: Charlie's Olds-Cadillac; Hy-
grade Food Products; Jerry McCarthy Chev-
rolet; Radio Distr. Co.; Manufacturers Nat'l
Bank, all Detroit; Coastal Foods (Phillips
Div.) ; Familv Finance, both Baltimore, Md.;
Holsum Products Co.; Ruby Chevrolet, Inc.,
both Milwaukee, Wis.; Atlantic Brewing Co.;
Z. Frank, Inc.; Wm. A. Lewis Co.; Lincoln
Radio & TV; Petroleum Heat & Power; Hol-
sum Bread, all Chicago, 111.; Wisconsin In-
depentent Oil Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
DOREMUS & COMPANY
120 Broadway. New York 5, N. Y.
Phone: WOrth 4-0700
Chairman of Board Wm. H. Long, Jr.
Vice-Board Chairman. . .Walter H. Burnham
President Louis W. Munro
Exec. V.P George Erickson
Radio & TV Dir A. Hundley Griffith
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Branch Offices
208 S. LaSalle St., Chicago 4, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-9132
V.P. & Res. Mgr Chas. C. Greene
60 Batterymarch St., Boston 10, Mass.
Phone: HUbbard 2-5665
Vice Pres. in Chge W. J. Sheehan
425 Bush St., San Francisco 9, Cal.
Phone: Yukon 2-4080
V.P., Pacific Coast Mgr Ronald Brindley
1616 Walnut St., Philadelphia 3, Pa.
Phone: KIngsley 5-0700
V.P. in Charge Philip Livingston
Radio Accounts: Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank; Franklin Savings Bank; Bank of New
York; Kidder Peahody & Co.; Calvin Bul-
lock, Ltd.; Diamond Match Co. (Diamond
Charcoal Briquets) ; Paine Webber, Jackson
& Curtis; Shearson Hammill & Co., all New
York; Waltham Savings & Loan Assn., Pas-
tene Wine & Spirits Co. (Pastene Wine), Bos-
ton, Mass.
TV Accounts: Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank; Diamond Match Co. (Matches, Dia-
mond Charcoal Briquets) ; Calvin Bullock,
Ltd.; Smith, Kline & French (Institutional) ;
National Assn. of Insurance Agents, all New
York.
JOHN C. DOWD, INC.
212 Park Square Bldg., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: HUbbard 2-8050
ANPA— NBP
President John C. Dowd
Exec. V.P Edward D. Parent
Radio & TV Dir Joseph L. Tully
Space & Radio Time Buyer. . Wm. Monagham
Radio Accounts: Albany Carpet Co., All-
ston, Mass.; Boston Edison Co. (Electricity),
Boston; Cott Bottling Co. of R. I. (Soft
Drinks) ; First National Stores (Food), Som-
erville, Mass.; Boston Globe (Newspaper) ;
Cott Bottling Co. (Soft Drinks), Manchester,
N. H.; Megowen-Educator Co. (Crackers),
Lowell, Mass.; Pepsinic Seltzer, Inc., Worces-
ter, Mass.; Blacksmith Shop Patries (Bread),
Rockport, Mass.; Elec. Light & Power Com-
panies of N. E. ; Merchants Acceptance
Corp.
TV Accounts: Albany Carpet Cleaning Co
(Rugs & Carpets), Allston, Mass.; Cott Bot
tling Co. of R. I. (Soft Drinks); First Na
tional Stores (Food), Somerville, Mass.; Bos
ton Edison Company (Electricity), Boston
Mass.; Boston Globe (Newspaper), Boston
Mass.; Cott Bottling Co. (Soft Drinks), Man
Chester, N. H.; R. G. Sullivan, Inc. (Cigars)
Manchester, N. H.; American Luggage
Works, Inc. (Luggage), West Warick, R. I
Megowen-Educator Food Co. (Biscuit6 &
Crackers), Lowell, Mass.
DOWD, REDFIELD & JOHNSTONE,
INC.
501 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-1275
APA—PPA— ABP— ANPA
President John C. Dowd
Exec. Vice-Pres Edmund F. Johnstone
Controller John K. Dahme
V.P., Gen. Mgr Michael A. Raymond
V.P Milton H. Raymond
Radio-TV Director William Lyons
Asst. to Radio-TV Dir Shirley Holdridge
Radio and TV Accounts: Albert Ehlers,
Inc. (Coffee), Brooklyn, N. Y.; Cott Bever-
age Co. (Soft Drinks), New Haven, Conn.;
Rapidol Dist. Corp. (Blensol), New York;
Grove Laboratories (Citroid Compound), St.
Louis, Mo.; David Kahn, Inc. (Wearever
Pens & Pencils), N. Bergen, N. J.; Chas.
Pfizer & Co. (Candettes, Bonadettes), Brook-
lyn, N. Y. ; Revlon Products, Inc. (Sun
Bath) ; Swanee Paper Corp., both New York.
DOYLE DANE BERNBACH, INC.
20 W. 43rd St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 5-7878
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— AFA
President William Bernbach
Exec. Vice Pres Ned Doyle
V.P., Gen. Mgr Maxwell Dane
Plans, TV Director Marvin Corwin
Time Buyers Jerry Sachs, Jan Stearns
Media Director Harry Parnas
Radio-TV Producer Don Trevor
Radio-TV Prod., Bus. Mgr Joan Walker
Branch Office
6399 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: WEbster 8-3781
Vice President T. H. Factor
Media Dir., Space,
Time Buyer Claire Koren
Radio, TV Dir., Talent Buyer. . .Ben Norman
Radio-TV Prod Bob Gips
Radio Accounts: Chemstrand Corp. (Acril-
an & Nylon), New York, N. Y.; Fairmont
Foods Co. (Frozen Foods), Omaha, Nebr.;
E. & J. GaUo Winery, Modesto, Calif.;
A. Goodman & Sons (Noodles, soups, etc.),
Long Island City, N. Y. ; Henry S. Levy &
Sons (Bread), Brooklyn, N. Y.; Max Factor
& Co. (Cosmetics), Hollywood, Calif.; Regal
Shoe Co. (Shoes), Whitman, Mass.; Sav-On
Drugs, Los Angeles, Calif.; B. T. Babbitt,
Inc. (Glim) ; Barton's Candy, both New
York; Venus Pen & Pencil Corp., Hoboken,
N. J.; Wilshire Oil, Los Angeles.
TV Accounts: Chemstrand Corp. (Acrilan
& Nylon), New York, N. Y.; Fairmont Foods
Co. (Frozen Foods), Omaha, Nebr.; E. & J.
Gallo Winery, Modesto, Calif.; A. Goodman
& Son (Noodles, soups, etc.), Long Island
Citv, N. Y.; Max Factor & Co. (Cosmetics),
Hollywood, Calif.; Polaroid Corp. (Cam-
eras), Cambridge, Mass.; Revel 1, Inc. (Hob-
by Kits), Venice, Calif.; Regal Shoe Co.
(Shoes), Whitman, Mass.; Sav-On-Drugs, Los
Angeles, Calif.; B. T. Babbitt, Inc. (Glim),
New York; Henry S. Levy & Sons (Bread),
Brooklyn, N. Y.; Venus Pen & Pencil Corp.,
Hoboken, N. J.; Wilshire OiL, Los Angeles.
Estimated Radio & TV Billings: $7,000,000.
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ROY S. DURSTINE, INC.
655 Madison Ave., New York 21, N. Y.
Phone: TE 84600
AAAA— ABC— ANPA
President Roy S. Durstine
Exec. V.P C. W. MacKay
Vice-President Jack Kaduson
Prod. Mgr Fred Otto
Head Art Dir Harvey A. Spooner
Assoc. Art Dir J. Burton Stevens
Radio-TV Time Buyer Dorothy Barnett
Media Dir Thomas Jennings
Account Executives E. Bresett,
J. Roth, F. Dyson, R. Durstine, Robert
Neuser
Branch Offices
3440 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 8-3411
Vice Pres William D. Sloan
Production Gertrude H. Lieblich
1736 Stockton St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: EXbrook 7-0456
Vice Pres Robert Whitehead
V.P., Dir. of Marketing Niel Heard
Radio Accounts: Alemite Co. of Northern
Calif. (Motor Oil), San Francisco, Calif.;
Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles, Calif.;
White Rock Co. (Dietonic Beverages) Los
Angeles, Calif.; Lady's Choice Foods
(Canned Foods), San Francisco, Calif.;
Roman Meal Co. (Cereal & Muffin Mix),
San Francisco, Calif.; Mason, Au & Magen-
heimer (Mason Mints & Dots), New York.
TV Accounts: Wine Advisory Board of
California, San Francisco; Alemite Co. of
Northern California, San Francisco; White
Rock Co. (Dietonic Beverages), Los An-
geles, Calif.; Lady's Choice Foods, Inc., San
Francisco; Roman Meal Co., San Francisco;
Mason, Au & Magenheimer, New York.
EDELSTEIN-NELSON ADV.
AGENCY, INC.
203 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: ANover 3-3867, DEarborn 2 5976
ABP— APA
President Edward Edelstein
Art Dir Raymond Raufeisen
ELLINGTON & CO., INC.
535 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-4300
ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA— ABC
Chairman Jesse T. Ellington
President Chauncy C. Landon
Exec. Vice Pres William A. Bartel
Vice Presidents Charles
Marshall, Miss Van Davis, Hugh Lewis,
Howard Rigby, Geraldine Reed Hodgson,
Ella Howard, Terence McGrath, Joseph
Hochreiter, James Kelly
Treas. & Secy Edward Lloyd
V.P., Dir. Radio & TV A. Burke Crotty
Media Dir Dan Kane
Crea. Supv., Radio-TV Harry Bailey
Radio Accounts: Celanese Corporation of
America (Yarns, Fabrics, Plastics), New
York, N. Y. ; Cunard Steamship Lines; Cities
Service Oil Co.; Spring Mills (Sheets) ; Vick
Chemical Corp. (Sofskin) ; Houbigant (Per-
fumes & Cosmetics), all New York; Ambas-
sador & Sherman Hotels; Manger Hotel
Chain; Cabin Crafts, Inc. (Floor Cover-
ings); Ceribelli & Co. (Brioschi Anti-Acid).
TV Accounts: Celanese Corp. of America
(Yarns, fabrics, plastics) ; Cunard Steamship
Lines; Cities Service Oil Co.; Springs Mills;
Vick Chemical Corp.; Houbigant, all New
York; Cabin Crafts (Floor Coverings); Her-
itage Furnit.
ELLIS ADVERTISING CO.
Hotel Statler, Buffalo 2, N. Y.
Phone: CI. 6780
ABP— APA— ANPA— NOAB
NBP— CONA— CAB
Partners Michael F. Ellis,
Jerome R. Ellis
Acct. Execs Michael F. Ellis, Jr.,
Maxwell E. Ellis, Seymour Goodman, Karl
Manhardt
Radio Director Beatrice Haniford
TV Director Wilma Buchman
Art Dir James Howes
Prod. Mgr Richard Joseph
Branch Offices
77 York St. W., Toronto, Ont.
Phone: Wa 9902
Manager Al May
738 Valley Way, Niagara Falls, Ont., Canada
Phone: ELgin 44015
Exec George McLean
65 East 55th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-2323
President Curt J. Mann
Hav-Nash & Assoc.
137 Chestnut St., Rochester, N. Y.
Phone: BAker 8610
Manager. Hav Nash, Jr.
14 Baywater, Ottawa, Ont.
Manager Gordon Fairburn
ROBERT J. ENDERS ADVERTISING,
INC.
1001 Connecticut Ave., N. W.
Washington 6, D. C.
Phone: STerling 3-2222
ABC-ANPA
President .Robert J. Enders
Exec. V.-P.. . . ' Howard A. Enders
Vice-President. Rudy Vallee
Sec.-Treas Melvin Alan Bank
Art Director Fred Waller
V.P., Motion Picture Div Robt. L. Friend
Publicity Dir Sylvia Edlen
Production Manager Stanley S. Base
ERWIN WASEY, RUTHRAUFF &
RYAN, INC.
711 Third Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-4500
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA
President David B. Williams
Chrmn. of Board Robert M. Watson
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Chrmn. Finance Comm.Howard D. Williams
Exec. V.P. & Mgr Jere Patterson
V.P., Dir. of Media Harry Wav
V.P., Radio-TV Dir Rollo W. Hunter
Media Group Supvs William Hunter,
Anthony Gee
Head Time Buyer Vincent De Luca
Branch Offices
360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Financial 6-1833
Chrmn. Exec. Comm. . . .Roswell W. Metzger
Exec. V.P Haakon B. Groseth
Exec. V.P Lorry R. Northrup
V.P., Gen. Mgr Frederick J. Wachter
V.P.. Radio-TV George B. Anderson
Radio-TV Dir Elliott M. Moore
V.P., Media John L. Gwynn
5045 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 36, Calif.
Phone: WEbster 1-1211
Exec. V.P., Pac. Coast
Mgr Emmett C. McGaughev
V.P., Media & Res. Dir. . . .Roger M. Johnson
V.P, Radio-TV Dir Robert L. Redd
Time Buyer, Dir Charles Helfrich
Carew Tower, Cincinnati 2. Ohio
Phone: GArfield 1-5800
V.P., Mgr John L. Magro
Suite 515, Adolphus Tower, Dallas 2, Texas
Phone: Riverside 1-6453
Manager . . . . = Alex Pappas
Suite 307, Old Nat'l Ins. Bldg., Houston 4,
Texas
Phone: JAckson 4-7531
V.P., Mgr T. F. Keady
3 Penn Center, Philadelphia 2, Pa.
Phone: LOcust 4-3551
Exec. V.P James B. Briggs
V.P., Gen. Mgr I. Orrin Spellman
2650 University Ave., St. Paul 14, Minn.
Phone: Midway 5-7711
Manager Wm. M. Amundson
235 Montgomerv St., San Francisco 4. Calif.
Phone: EXbrook 2-4616
V.P., Mgr Frank A. Helton
610 Church St., Toronto 5, Ont., Canada
Phone: WAlnut 1-5187
Y.P., Man. Dir Ralph L. Lawson
840' NatT Press Bldg., Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: EXecutive 3-6730
V.P., Mgr Donald J. Wilkins
Radio Accounts: Albers Milling Co. (Ce-
reals, Dog Foods, Cat Food), Los Angeles:
Allied Florist Assoc, of Illinois, Chicago:
Angostura-Wuppermann Corp. (Angostura
Bitters), New York; Apparatus Distributors,
Inc. (General Electric Distr.l, Brooklyn:
Arizona Brewing Co. (A-l Pilsner Beer, A-l
Ale), Phoenix; The Baldwin Piano Co.
(Pianos & Organs), Cincinnati; The Barba-
sol Co., Indianapolis; Caloric Appliance
Corp. (Gas Appliances), Philadelphia; Cam-
pana Sales Co. ( Ay ds- Vitamin & Mineral
Candy. Italian Balm Hand Lotion), Batavia,
111.; Carnation Co. (Evaporated Milk, Fresh
Milk Products, Ice Cream), Los Angeles;
Consolidated Cigar Sales Co., Inc. (Dutch
Masters), New York; John H. Dulany & Son,
Inc. (Frozen & Canned Foods), Fruitland,
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Md.; First National Bank of St. Paul, Minn.;
Frito Co. of Cleveland (Fritos, Chee-tos),
Ta-tos), Barberton, Ohio; Frito Co., Western
Div. (Fritos, Chee-tos, Ta-tos), Los Angeles;
Frito New York, Inc. (Fritos, Chee-tos,
Baken-ets, Jupiter Potato Chips, Jupiter
Pretzels, Pop Corn Pak), Mamaroneck,
N. Y.; Frito Tri-State Corp. (Fritos, Chee-
tos, Baken-ets), Philadelphia; General Elec-
tris Co., Air Conditioning Div., Bloomfield,
N. J.; General Development Corp. (Real
Estate Development), Miami, Fla.; General
Electric Supply Co., Houston, Tex.; Janney,
Semple Hill & Co. (Paints, Hardware), Min-
neapolis; Kenton Pharmacal Co. (Sal-
Fayne), Covington, Ky.; Lone Star Gas Co.
(Natural Gas Service & Gas AppL), Dallas,
Tex.; Minnesota Hospital Service Assn.
(Blue Cross, Blue Shield), St. Paul; Pacific
Finance Corp., Los Angeles; Safeway Stores,
Inc., Fairfax Baking Co. (Breads), San Fran-
cisco; Serta Associates, Inc. (Mattresses &
ation (Sioux Bee Honey & Honey Bread),
Sioux City, Iowa; A. E. Staley Mfg. Co., Ind'l
Box Springs), Chicago; Sioux Honey Associ-
Div. ( Sta-Flo Liquid Starch, Cube Starch,
Cameo Starch, Cream Corn Starch, Zest,
Sweetrose Syrup, Sta-Puf Rinse), Decatur,
111.; Strawbridge & Clothier (Department
Store), Philadelphia: Texas State Optical
Co., Houston; Edward K. Tryon Co. (Hard-
ware Wholesaler), Philadelphia; U. S. Air
Force (Recruiting) . Washington, D. C;
Waxed Paper Merchandising Council, Inc.,
Chicago; Western Saving Fund Society, Phil-
adelphia; White King Soap Co., Los An-
geles; Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Co. (Doublemint
Gum), Chicago.
TV Accounts: Albers Milling Co. (Cere-
als, Dog Foods, Cat Food), Los Angeles; Ap-
paratus Distributors, Inc. (General Electric
Distr.. Brooklvn: Arizona Brewing Co. (A-l
Pilsner Beer, A-l Ale). Phoenix; The Bald-
win Piano Co. (Pianos & Organs), Cincin-
nati; The Barbasol Co., Indianapolis; Brown
& Williamson (Du Maurier Cigarettes),
Louisville, Ky. ; Caloric Appliance Corp.
(Gas Appliances), Philadelphia ; Carnation
Co. (Evaporated Milk, Fresh Milk Products,
Ice Cream), Los Angeles; Consolidated
Cigar Sales Co., Inc. (Dutch Masters), New
York; John H. Dulany & Son, Inc. (Frozen
& Canned Foods), Fruitland, Md.; Emery
Industries, Inc. (Sanitone Dry Cleaning
Process, Industrial Chemicals & Plasticizers),
Cincinnati; Frito Co. of Cleveland (Fritos,
Chee-tos, Ta-tos), Barberton. Ohio; Frito
Co.; Western Div. (Fritos, Chee-tos, Ta-tos),
Los Angeles; Frito New York, Inc. (Fritos,
Chee-tos, Baken-ets, Jupiter Potato Chips,
Jupiter Pretzels, Pop Corn Pak), Mamar-
oneck, N. Y.; Frito Tri-State Corp. (Fritos,
Chee-tos, Baken-ets), Philadelphia; General
Electric Co.. Air Conditioning Div., Bloom-
field, N. J.; General Development Corp.
(Real Estate Development), Miami, Fla.;
General Electric Supply Co., Houston, Tex.;
Gulf States Utilities Co., Houston, Tex.; In-
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slant Milk Co. (Carnation Instant Milk, Car-
nation Instant Chocolate Drink), Los An-
geles; Janney, Semple Hill & Co. (Paints,
Hardware ) , Minneapolis ; "Jenny" Mop Div.,
Personal Products Corp. (Disposable Toilet
Cleaners), Militown, N. J.; Keasbey & Mat-
tison Co. (Asbestos Products), Ambler, Pa.;
Kenton Pharmacal Co. (Sal-Fayne), Coving-
ton, Ky.; Lawn-Boy (Rotary Powered Mow-
ers), Lamar, Mo.; Lone Star Gas Co. (Natu-
ral Gas Service & Gas Appl. ), Dallas, Tex.;
Merck & Co., Chemical Div. (Animal Health
Products, Feed Ingredients), Rahway, N. J.;
Minnesota Hospital Service Assn. (Blue
Cross, Blue Shield), St. Paul; Minnesota
Mining & Mfg. Co., Graphic Products Div.
(Scotchlite Reflective Sheeting, 3-M Photo-
Offset Printing Products; Duplicating Prod-
ucts Div., Thermo-Fax Copying Products),
St. Paul; Rootes Motors, Inc. (Hillman,
Rover, Sunbeam & Humber Automobiles),
Long Island City, N. Y. ; Safeway Stores,
Inc., Fairfax Baking Co. (Breads), San Fran-
cisco; Simon Mattress Mfg. Co. (Serta Mat-
tress, Furniture ) , San Francisco ; Simple
Simon Frozen Foods (Frozen Dessert &
Meat Pies, Cream Pies, Cakes, Cookie
Rolls), Los Angeles; A. E. Staley Mfg. Co.,
Ind'l Div. ( Sta-Flo Liquid Starch, Cube
Starch, Cameo Starch, Cream Corn Starch,
Zest, Sweetrose Syrup, Sta-Puf Rinse), De-
catur, III.; Strawbridge & Clothier (Depart-
ment Store ) , Philadelphia ; Texas State Op-
tical Co., Houston; Toastmaster Div., Me-
Graw-Edison Co., Elgin, 111.; U. S. Air Force
(Recruiting), Washington, D. C; Western
Saving Fund Society, Philadelphia; White
King Soap Co., Los Angeles.
WILLIAM ESTY COMPANY, INC.
100 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-1600
AAAA— ANPA— APA
President..... James J. Houlahan
Exec. V.P G. I. Chatfield
V.P., Asst. to Pres.. .Dr. Wallach H. Wulfeck
Treasurer .E. H. Cummings
V.P., TV Dir Mitchell Johnson
V.P. Chg. TV Commercial Joseph Forest
V.P. & Secy John Peace
Radio Time Buyer Richard Grahl
Branch Office
6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Cal.
Phone: HOllywood 2-6305
TV Comm. Prod.-Dir Arnold J. Wester
Radio Accounts: National Carbon Co.
("Eveready" Batteries, "Prestone" anti-
freeze), New York; R. J. Reynolds Tob. Co.
(Camel Cigarettes, Cavalier Cigarettes,
Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco), Winston-
Salem; Paequin, Inc. (Silk 'N Satin), N. Y.,
N. Y.; P. Ballantine & Sons (Beer & Ale),
Newark, N. J.
TV Accounts: National Carbon Co.
("Eveready" Batteries, "Prestone" anti-
freeze), New York; R. J. Reynolds Tob. Co.
(Camel Cigarettes, Cavalier Cigarettes), Win-
ston-Salem, N. C; Paequin, Inc.; P. Ballan-
tine & Sons (Beer & Ale), Newark, N. J.
ETTINGER ADVERTISING AGENCY
INC.
320 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PE 6-0930
ABP-^NBP
President Joel H. Ettinger
Vice-Pres Audrey Ettinger
Art Dir Martin Stein
Copy Chief Bill Stearns
Media, Space Buyer Seth Diamond
Television Dir ....Michael Lippert
Research Dir.. Cy C. Chaiken
Accounts: Brook's Men's Shops; Carolina
Paper Mills; Exeter Hosiery Mills; Freund,
Freund & Co.; Gant Shirt Co.; Gracette Lin-
gerie; Lederman Brothers; Nebel Knitting
Co.; Preen Uniforms Inc.; Stuart, Paul, Inc.;
Worklon Inc.
EVANS-WORK ADV. AGENCY
624 E. Capitol Ave., Springfield, 111.
Phone: 2-8868
President. Clarence R. Evans
Secy.-Treas John Robert Work
Art Director Thomas M. Costa
FARQUHAR AND COMPANY, INC.
First National Bank Building, Utica 2, N. Y.
Phone: 2-6109
ABP— APA
President, Radio-TV Dir.. .John T. Farquhar
Vice-President Ted R. Darvoe
Vice-President Robert F. MacFarland
Treasurer .Jay C. Anderson
Radio Accounts: Harry Herman Inc.
(Chrysler-Plymouth Distributor), Utica,
N. Y. ; Rome Savings Bank, Rome; C. A.
Durr Packing Co., Inc. (Meat Products),
Utica, N. Y.; Mohawk Airlines Inc. (Airline
Service), Ithaca, N. Y. ; Utica Brewing Co.,
Utica, N. Y.; Jean's Foods, Inc., Utica, N. Y.;
Sunshine Dairies, Inc., Utica, N. Y.; En-
chanted Forest (Travel Attraction), Old
Forge, N. Y.
Estimated Radio Billings: $30,000.
TV Accounts: Flarry Heiman Inc. (Chrys-
ler-Plymouth Dist.), Utica; Ribyat's Furni-
ture, Utica; C. Al Durr Packing Co. Inc.
(Meat Products), Utica, N. Y.; Mohawk
Airlines Inc. (Airline Service), Ithaca, N. Y. ;
Colliniie Chemical Co., Inc. (Auto Wax and
Cleaner), Utica, N. Y. ; Utica Brewing Co.,
Utica, N. Y.; Jean's Foods, Inc., Utica, N. Y.
Estimated TV Billings: $25,000.
FEIGENBAUM & WERMEN
ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC.
1922 Spruce St., Philadelphia 3, Pa.
Phone: LOcust 7-1466
President Harry Feigenbaum
Exec. Vice Pres David Wermen
Radio-TV Dir. Time Buyer. . .Morton Yanow
Director Graphic Arts Allen Greenfield
Art Director Edward Schorr
Production Manager Marvin Wermen
Research Director Paul Feigenbaum
Radio-TV Copy Supv Betty Silberman
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Acct. Execs Harry Feigenbaum,
David Wermen, Leonard Schorr, Jay Bene-
man
Radio Accounts: Yankee Maid Meat Prod-
ucts; Kings Wine; Professional Laundry
Foundation; Midwest Laundry Foundation;
Lou Block Motors; Sears-Roebuck; Royalist
Cigars; Pioneer Industries, Inc. (Men's Ac-
cessories); Phillies Cigars; White Sewing
Machine.
TV Accounts: Blumenthal Brothers Choco-
late Co.; Pennsylvania Range Boiler Co.;
Kings Wine; Sears-Roebuck; Professional
Laundry Foundation; Midwest Laundry
Foundation; Yankee Maid Meat Products.
COURTLAND D. FERGUSON, INC.
Rm. 315, National Press Bldg.,
Washington, D. C.
Phone: NAtional 8-7713
President Courtland D. Ferguson
Secty.-Treas Lucille Pierce Ferguson
Art Director Gilbert Meekins
Time Buyer Nan Hannum
Radio Accounts: Schindler Peanut Prod-
ucts (Peanut Butter & Peanuts), Wash. &
Bait.; Mann's Potato Chips, Wash. & Rich-
mond; Smith's Transfer & Storage Co., Wash-
ington; Lincoln Warehouse Corp., New
York; Little Tavern Shops (Restaurants),
Washington & Baltimore.
TV Accounts: Smith's Transfer & Storage
Co., Washington, D. C; Mrs. Keane's Beef-
steaks (Frozen), Washington, D. C, Vir-
ginia and New England; Solarine (Floor-
wax), Washington, D. C, Baltimore & Phila-
delphia.
LAWRENCE FERTIG & CO., INC.
149 Madison Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 9-7100
ABP— ANPA— APA— NBP
President-Treasurer Lawrence Fertig
Sec'y, Vice-President Philip Lukin
Media Director Miss Selma Grosswi th
Art Directors. . .Tony Palazzo, Stanley Dusek
Production Manager Joseph Cesare
Accounts: DeKuyper, John, & Son Inc.,
Jersey City, N. J.; Medal Distilled Products
Inc.; Beverly Hills, Calif.; National Dis-
tillers Products Corp., N. Y., N. Y.
ROBERT G. FIELDS & CO.
1100 Sudekum Bldg., Nashville 3, Tenn.
Phone: AL 6-1977
ABP
President, Treas Robert G. Field*
Secretary Carolyn Gregg
Account Executive R. L. Fields
Radio Accounts: Jacobs Packing Co.
(Meats) ; Blood Bank Foundation (Plasma) ;
Spring Hill Cemtery (Burial Plots); St.
Bernard Coal Co. (Coal and Building Sup-
plies) ; Farrar Furniture Stores, all Nash-
ville. Tenn.
TV Accounts: Nashville Bank & Trust Co.;
Jacobs Packing Co. (Meats) ; Farrar Furni-
ture Stores, all Nashville, Tenn.
FIORE <& FIORE
128 Mallory Ave., Jersey City 4, N. J.
Phone: HEnderson 2-8200
ANPA
Pres., TV Dir Michael A. Fiore
V.P., Radio Dir Albert A. Fiore
Secy.-Treas B. V. Fiore
Media Research Dir Bernice Effinger
Merch. Dir John Critelli
Acct. Executives B. E. Geise,
William Prusan, William Bloomer, A. Bry-
ant
Radio & TV Accounts: Leslie Toy Co.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.; Watchung Lake (Resort),
Watchung, N. J.; Custom Paint & Chemical
Co. (Floor Products), Pennsauken, N. J.;
Anbesol Co. (Antiseptic), Newark, N. J.
(Radio only); Sardeau, Inc. (Sardo), N. Y.
C; Lane & Young, Inc. (Office Eqt.), New-
ark, N. J.
Estimated Radio & TV Billings: $960,000.
M. M. FISHER ASSOCIATES
79 W. Monroe St., Chicago 26, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-6226
Owner, Rcct. Exec Jack L. Fisher, Sr.
Co-Owner,
Acct. Exec Jack L. (Bud) Fisher, Jr.
Bus. Mgr., Ace. Exec. . .Robert A. Weiner
TV Time Buyer Helene Heinz
Copy Chief Alan Fishburn
Art Director Harry Miller
Publicity Director Herb Carlin
Radio Time Buyer Donna Stuart
Radio Accounts: Allied Artists Pictures
(Motion Pictures) ; Sittler Bros. (Horse-
radish) ; Bell Savings & Loan Assn. (Insti-
tutional); Jensen Movers; Charles Kee-
shin, Inc. (Poultry) ; Concrete Products, Inc.
( Paint ) ; National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis (Charity) ; North American Mush-
room, all Chicago, 111.; Anderson Loan Assn.
(Institutional), Anderson, Ind.; Universal-
International Pictures (Selected Areas), New
York & Chicago; Beauti-Vue Products (Bam-
boo & Woven Wood), Chicago.
TV Accounts: Bell Savings & Loan Assn.,
Chicago; Tarn O' Shanter Country Club,
(Golf Touranments), Chicago; Chas. Kee-
shin Poultry Co. (Frozen Poultry), Chicago;
Oncrete Products (Paint) ; North American
Mushroom; Beauti-Vue Products (Bamboo
& Woven Wood), Chicago.
FITZGERALD ADVERTISING
AGENCY
Lee Circle Building, New Orleans 13, La.
Phone: TUlane 3131
AAAA— ABC— ABP
Officers Joe L. Killeen, Jos. H. Epstein,
Roy M. Schwarz, Leonard Gessner, E. W.
Rector Wooten, Warren G. Posey, Donald
Halsey, Harlev B. Howcott, Robert Carley
Radio-TV Dir William Thomas
Assistant Director E. Boyd Seghers, Jr.
Radio-TV Time Buyer. .Mrs. Marie O'Meara
Radio-TV Time Buyer Margaret Stair
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Radio Accounts: Alabama-Georgia Syrup
Company (Alaga Syrup), Montgomery, Ala.;
Blue Plate Foods, Inc. (Mayonnaise-Peanut
Butter-Preserves & Jellies, CDM Coffee),
Nev Orleans, La.; H. G. Hills Stores (Chain
Grocery Stores), New Orleans, La.; Jackson
Brewing Company (Jax Beer), New Orleans,
La.; Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Sales Co. (Wes-
son Oil, Snowdrift, Scoco and Crustene
Shortening), New Orleans, La.; La. Coca
Cola Bottling Co., New Orleans, La.; La.
Power & Light Co., Algiers, La.; Mcllhenney
Co. (Tabasco Sauce), Avery Island, La.; Nat
Curing Packing Co., Inc. ("King Cotton"
Brand Packaged Meats), New Orleans, La.
TV Accounts: Blue Plate Foods, Inc. (May-
onnaise-Peanut Butter-Preservet & Jellies),
New Orleans, La.; Godchaux Sugars, Inc.
(Sugar), New Orleans, La.; H. G. Hill Stores
(Chain Grocery Stores), New Orleans, La.;
Jackson Brewing Company (Jax Beer), New
Orleans, La.; La. Coca Cola Bottling Co.,
New Orleans, La., La. Power & Light Co.,
Algiers, La. Alabama-Georgia Syrup Co.
(Alaga Syrup), Mont., Ala.; Wesson Oil &
Snowdrift Sales Co., New Orleans, La.;
Maison Blanche Dept. store, New Orleans;
Austex Foods, Inc. (Canned Meats), Austin,
Tex.; Pioneer Flour Mills, San Antonio,
Tex.; Jack's Cooky Co., Baton Rouge, La.;
Nat Buring Packing Co., Inc. ("King Cot-
ton" Packaged Meats), New Orleans, La.
HAROLD E. FLINT & ASSOCIATES
615 Second Ave. No., Fargo, N. D.
Phone: 5-5333
ABP
President Harold E. Flint
Secretary Richard Rosenthal
Treasurer Lee A. Holland
Prod. Dir Donald R. Nelson
Radio Accounts: Chamber of Commerce;
Fargo Farm Equipment, both Farog, N. D.;
Melrose Mfg. Co. (Farm Implements), Gwin-
ner, N. D.; Merchants National Bank; Red
River Valley Fair (Agricultural Fair), both
Fargo, N. D.; Otter Tail Power Co., Fergus
Falls, Minn.
Estimated Radio Billings: $9,530.
TV Accounts: C & M, Inc. (Farm Imple-
ments), Fargo, N. D.; Erskine Saies Corp.
(Farm Implements), Erskine, Minn.; Fargo
Foundry Co. (Agricultural Sprayer) ; Greater
North Dakota Assn. (PR and Industrial),
both Fargo, N. D.; Melroe Mfg. Co. (Farm
Implements), Gwinner, N. D.; North Dakota
Farmers Union (Institutional), Jamestown,
N. D.; North Dakota Hospital Service Assn.
(Blue Cross), Fargo, N. D.; Otter Tail
Power Co., Fergus Falls, Minn.
Estimated TV Billings: $45,950.
FOLEY ADVERTISING AGENCY
1012 N. B. C. Bldg., Cleveland 14, O.
Phone: CHerry 1-1490
Pies., Art & Radio Dir .Robert B. Foley
Radio Accounts: I. J. Fox, Inc. (Retail
Furrier), Nokes-Findlay Wallpaper & Paint
Co., Cleveland; Stanley Furniture Co. (Fur-
niture & Appliances), Cleveland.
RICHARD A. FOLEY ADV.
AGENCY
1528 Walnut St., Philadelphia 2, Pa.
Phone: PE 5-6302
AA A A— AB C— ABP— ANP A— NO AB
President . Charles H. Eyles
Senior V.P., Sec'y, Treas Lee E. Hood
Exec. V.P A. Edward Morgan
V.P.-Media Director .Wesley Winning
V.P., Copy Dir Frank J. Corkery
Vice Presidents Frank M. Knight, Jr.,
Earle Steiert, Russell Gray, Jr.
Time Buyer Alice Mooney
Radio Accounts: Abbotts Dairies, Inc.,
Philadelphia; Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
(Passenger Div.), Baltimore; Beneficial Sav-
ing Fund; Bornot, Inc. (Cleaners); Louis
Burk Co. (Meat Packers), all Philadelphia;
Delaware Steeplechase & Race Assn. (Dela-
ware Park), Wilmington, Del.; Freihofer
Baking Co., Philadelphia; R. T. French Co.
(Atlantis Sales Co., Pet Foods Div.), Roches-
ter, N. Y.; Harford County Fair Assn. (Bel
Air Races), Bel Air, Md.; Inter-County Hos-
pitalization, Inc.; Reading Railroad (Passen-
ger Service), both Philadelphia; Mrs.
Smith's Pie Co., Pottstown, Pa.; Russell
Spruance Co. (Bread & Biscuit Mix) ; John
Wanamaker, both Philadelphia.
TV Accounts: Abbotts Dairies (ice cream,
milk), Philadelphia; Baltimore & Ohio
ISailroad (passenger travel), Baltimore;
Louis Burk Company (pork products), Phil-
adelphia; R. T. French Company (bird
-eed), Rochester; Delaware Steeplechase &
Race Assn. (Horse Racing), Wilmington,
Del.; Mrs. Smith's Pies (Pies), Pottstown,
Pa.; Freihofer Baking Co.; Spruance Co.
(Bread & Biscuit Mix); John Wanamaker,
all Philadelphia.
FOOTE, CONE & BELDING
247 Park Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-5000
ANPA— AAAA— ABP— PPA— APA
NOAB— OAAA
Chmn., Bd. of Directors. . .Robert F. Carney
President Rolland W. Taylor
Sr. V.P Frank E. Delano
Sr. V.P Elwood Whitney
V.P., Merchandising Everett F. Braden
V.P., Dir. Research Cornelius DuBois
V.P., Media & Research. .Paul E. J. Gerhold
V.P., Radio & TV. Roger Pryor
Group Media Dirs Arthur Pardoll,
Charles Hofmann
VjP., Best. Prod.
Asst. Treas., Asst. Sec C. H. Newbrand
V.P., Art Dir Melcon Tashian
Dir. Print Prod Anthony Kinzler
Branch Offices
155 E. Superior Street, Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-4800
Chrmn., Exec. Comm Fairfax M. Cone
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Sr. V.P., Finance, Sec, Dir..A. Edward Rood
Sr. V.P., Dirs W. R. Forest,
Robert J. Koretz, Fred Ludekens, Milton
H. Schwartz
V.P., Outdoor Adv John J. Lechner
V.P., Exec. Art Dir C. Marvin Potts
V.P., Dir. Print Prod. . .Edward L. Tollefson
Treas. & Asst. Sec Jos. K. King
V.P., Gen. Mgr Richard W. Tully
V.P., Dir. of Copy A. J. Bremner
V.P., Dir. of Mer W. Robert Eagan
V.P. & Media Dir Gordon Buck
V.P., Dir. Best. Prod John B. Simpson
Educational Dir Leah Anderson
Dir. Research Eugene C. Pomerance
Best. Bus. Mgr Harry Dieter
Best. Time Buyer Genevieve Lemper
V.P., Personnel Dir M. R. Loehrke
900 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 17, Calif.
Los Angeles 17, Calif.
Phone: MAdison 9-3611
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Roy Campbell
V.P., Chrm. Plans Bd Nelson Carter
V.P., Business Mgr C. Burt Oliver
V.P., Broadcasting Gene Fox
Exec. Art Dir Charles Porter
V.P., Dir. of Media,
Research Gene Duckwall
Dir. Print Prod Charles Dennis
Dir. Copy Glen Gladf elder
Best. Time Buyer Lydia Reeve
235 Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: SUtter 1-2355
V.P., Gen. Mgr John R. Little
V.P. & Art Dir G. Frederick Cole
V.P. & Creative Dir Maurice Lesemann
V.P. & Dir. Prod Albert A. Sperisen
Media Dir Llew Jones
Broadcasting Dir Stuart Minton
Time Buver Helen Stenson
6233 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-6265
V.P., Mgr Edmund Cashman
806 Main St., Houston 2, Texas
Phone: CApitol 8-0395
V.P., Mgr Edwin H. Badger
545 Pacific Building, Portland 4, Oregon
Phone: CApital 7-3732
Mgr Leith F. Abbott
1060 National Bank Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 3-9770
V.P., Gen. Mgr harles S. Winston, Jr.
V.P., Associate Mgr Clyde Rapp
Radio Accounts: Bullock's Downtown, Los
Angeles; CVA Company (Cresta Blanca &
Roma Wines), San Francisco; Hawaiian
Pineapple Co., Ltd., San Jose, Calif.; Lever
Brothers Co., New York; Liebman Brew-
eries, Inc., Brooklyn; S. A. Schronbrunn &
Co., Inc. (Savarin Coffee), New York; Sun-
kist Growers, Inc., Los Angeles ; Tidewater
Oil Co., San Francisco; Trans World Air-
lines, Inc., New York.
TV Accounts: Armour and Company
I Chiffon Flakes, Liquid Chiffon, Dial Sham-
poo, Dial Soap), Chicago; Clairol, Inc., New
York; Ford Motor Co. (Edsel Automobile),
Dearborn, Mich.; General Foods Corp., Chi-
cago; Hallmark Cards, Inc., Kansas City,
Mo.; S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc. (Carnu,
J-Wax, Raid Insecticides), Racine, Wis.;
Kimberly-Clark Corp. (Delsey, Kleenex Tis-
sues, Kleenex Table Napkins), Neenah,
Wis.; Lever Brothrs Co. (Imperial Marga-
rine, Pepsodent Tooth Paste), New York;
National Dairy Corp., Kraft Foods Div.
(Kraft Marshmallows and Kraft Fudgies),
Chicago; The Paper^Mate Co., Subs, of The
Gillette Corp. (Paper-Mate Pens), Chicago;
Purex Corp., Ltd. (Purex Liquid Bleach,
Beads-O'-Bleach, Trend), South Gate, Calif.;
Sunkist Growers, Inc. (Sunkist Oranges &
Lemons), Los Angeles.
ALBERT FRANK-GUENTHER LAW
INC.
131 Cedar St., New York 6, N. Y.
Phone: COrtlandt 7-5060
ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB
ABC— AAAA
Chairman of the Bd Howard W. Calkins
President Frank J. Reynolds
Sr. Vice-Pres Victor J. Gevasco
Exec. Vice-Pres .Richard A. Cullinan
Vice-Pres. & Treas S. A. Speake
Vice-Pres. & Sec E. G. McAdie
Vice-Presidents Frank D. Cruikshank,
Howard C. Allen
V.P.. Radio & TV Robert W. Day
V.P., Media Dir Robert M. Jenove
FRANK, CLINTON E., INC.
Merchandise Mart, 24th Floor, Chicago 54, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-5900
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA
NOAB— NBP
President, Treasurer Clinton E. Frank
V.P., Radio-TV Dir Buckingham Gunn
Vice Presidents Hill Blackett, Jr.,
M. W. Grinstead, Philip E. Bash
Secretary Wayne R. West
Media Director Jack L. Matthews
Radio-TV Time Buyer Helen Davis
1680 N. Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Managers Robert G. Nye, Richard Davis
285 Madison Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
Managers Jack Miller, Lee Davis
FRANKEL, JONES, CO.
180 N. Wabash Ave.. Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: DEarborn 2-5745
ABP— ANPA
President Jones B. Frankel
Exec. V.P A. G. Gaines
Account Executives Howard S. Stone,
H. Markin
Radio-TV Director Henry Sherry
FREDERICK-CLINTON CO., INC.
545 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MTIrray Hill 2-7433
ABP— ANPA— APA— PPA
Chm. of Board F. C. Burger
Pres., Treas., Radio-TV Dir,
Time Buyer. H. S. Rieff
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Exec. V.P., Secretary R. S. Buckbinder
V.P., Art Director Edward Gambole
Prod. Mgr M. Goldstein
Radio Accounts: Adler Shoes, New York;
Vim Electric Co. (RCA, Thor, Hallicrafters),
New York, WMGM, Radio, New York.
TV Accounts: Adler Shoes for Men,
N. Y. C; Empire Plastic; Vim Radio & Tele-
vision (Appliances), N. Y. C.
CURT FREIBERGER & CO.
1439 Court Place, Denver 2, Colo.
Phone: ALpine 5-2048
AAAA— ANPA— ABP— PPA— NBP— APA
President C. J. Freiberger
Vice President Anne Freiberger
Robertson, Robert Lochrie
Sec'y & Treas Doris R. Fleischer
Prod. Mgr Fred Day
Radio Accounts: American Beauty Maca-
roni Co. (macaroni products), Denver;
Central Bank & Trust Co. (banking), Den-
ver; Associated Grocers of Colo, (groceries),
Denver; Colorado Potato Flake Co. (potato
chips), Denver; Toner's, Inc. (peanut but-
ter), Denver.
TV Accounts: Beatrice Foods (dairy prod-
ucts), Denver; Central Bank & Trust Co.
(banking), Denver; Zefer Products (salad
dressings), Denver; American Beauty Mac-
aroni Co. (macaroni products), Denver;
B. K. Sweeney Mfg. Co. (Distributors),
Denver.
AD FRIED ADVERTISING AGENCY
160 Santa Clara Ave., Oakland 10, Calif.
Phone: OLympic 4-3773
AFA-^NBP— CNPA— WA'SAAA
Owner, Radio & TV Dir Ad Fried
Radio & TV Time Buyer Mary Lynch
Music Dir. & Librarian Elaine Fried
TV Art Dir Kay Bachrach
Prod. Dir Allison Clark
Radio Accounts: Agalite-Bronson Co.
(Glass Shower Doors), Oakland, Calif.;
American Upholstering Co. ( Furniture Mfg. ) ,
Oakland, Calif.; Biggie Furniture Stores,
Richmond, Calif.; Betty Elizabeth Shampoo
(Hair Formulas, etc.), Oakland, Calif.; Bow-
ersmith Co. (Marine Switches), Oakland,
Calif.; Davi Miracle Foam (Rug & Uphol-
stery Cleaners), Oakland, Calif.; Elemin
Supreme Formula (Vitamins), Berkeley,
Calif.; E-Z Mincer (Household Item), Oak-
land, Calif.; Carter Lumber Co. (Redwood
Green Houses, etc.), Oakland, Calif.; Fruit-
vale Merchants Assn. (Shopping Area), East
Oakland, Calif.; Fox Oakland Theatres;
Grimshaw Nurseries (Dwarf Trees), Hay-
ward, Calif.; Mica-Seal Mfg. Co. (Water-
proofing Paints), Berkeley, Calif.; Intl. Typo-
graphical Union No. 597, Martinez, Calif.;
Rhodes & Jamieson, Ltd. (Ready-mix Con-
crete), Oakland, Calif.; Oakland Police &
Firemen (Campaigns); Roto-Rooter of Bay
Area, Oakland, Calif.; Elysee Cosmetic Co.,
San Francisco, Calif.; Del-Tra Co. (Bakery
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Eqt.), Oakland, Calif.; Murphy Buick Co.,
Oakland, Calif.
TV Accounts: Biggie Furniture Stores,
Richmond, Calif.; Betty Elizabeth Shampoo,
Oakland; Bell Smoked Fish Co. (Tarabell
Brands), San Francisco; Davi Miracle Foam
(Rug & Upholstery Cleaners), Oakland;
Roto-Rooter of Bay Area (Sewage Service),
Oakland-Richmond; G & W Refrigeration
(Ice Machines), Oakland; Lake Merritt Ho-
tel (Night Club & Restaurant), Oakland;
Oakland Police & Firemen (Campaigns) ;
Space-A-Rang (Children's Toy), San Lean-
dro, Calif.; Fruitvale Merchants Assn. (Shop-
ping Area); Del-Tra Co. (Bakery Eqt.),
Oakland; Murphy Buick Co., Oakland.
FRIEND-REISS ADVERTISING, INC.
221 W. 57 St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-8030
Partner, Administration B. M. Reiss
Partner, Creative Divisions Harold Reiss
Partner, Development Lee Friend
Art Director Jan Van Erte
Media Director Dan Connely
Production Manager Julius Brown
V.P., Radio-TV. Edward Ratner
Radio Accounts: Cameo Curtains, Inc.,
New York, N. Y.; Levolor Lorentzen, Inc.
(Venetian Blinds), New York, N. Y.; Krug
Baking Co., Jamaica, N. Y.; Dejur Amsco
Corp. (Photographic Equipment), Long
Island City, N. Y.; Shirtcraft Inc. (Shirts
and Airman jackets), New York, N. Y.;
Lafayette Radio, New York; Hussco Shoe
Co.; C-D-R Rotors (TV Antenna Rotors);
Art Crayon Co. (Sargent Wash-Off Crayons) ;
Kurlash Co. (Beauty Aids) ; Marboro Book
Stores, all New York.
TV Accounts: Cameo Curtains, Inc. (Cur-
tains — Draperies) ; Levolor Lorentzen, Inc.;
DeJUR Amsco Corp.; Shirtcraft Co.; Toy
Guidance Council, Inc. (Educator Toys),
New York; Hussco Shoe Co.; C-D-R Rotors
(TV Antenna Rotors) ; Art Crayon Co.
(Sargent Wash-Off Crayons) ; Kurlash Co.
(Beauty Aids); Marboro Book Stores, all
New York.
FRITZ, JIMMY & ASSOCIATES
1680 N. Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HO 3-3251
Managing Partner Jimmy Fritz
V.P., Acct. Exec Claude Miller
Secretary Marion Vaughn
Account Execs. . . . .H. A. Helm, David Camm
Production Don Cordray
Radio Accounts: Advance Muffler Service,
Compton, Calif.; Citizens Filing Service
(Land), Hollywood; MeDaniePs Markets,
Los Angeles; Wilshire Federal Savings, Los
Angeles; Valley Ford (Autos), Burbank,
Calif.; Pasadena Firemen's Fund (Entertain-
ment), Pasadena; Century Oldsmobile, Van
Nuys, Calif.; Stansbury Buick, Burbank;
Paine & Co. (Potato Chips), Los Angeles.
TV Accounts: Citizens Filing Service, Me-
DaniePs Markets, Valley Ford, Pasadena
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Firemen's Fund, Holt Motors (Dodge-
Plymouth), Los Angeles; Stansbury Buick,
Phil Hall Buick, Hollywood; Maunch-Davis
Buick, Los Angeles.
HARRY M. FROST CO., INC.
260 Tremont St., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: Liberty 2-6140
ANPA— APA— ABP— NBP
President, Treasurer Karl M. Frost
Vice Presidents Florence A. Dondero,
Raymond E. McLaughlin
V.P., Radio & TV Dir.. .Harvey P. Newcomb
V.P., Production Manager. Harold E. Bessom
Radio & TV
Time Buyer Virginia M. Fairweather
Space Buyer Anna V. Turner
Radio Accounts: Durkee-Mower, Inc.
(Marshmallow Fluff), Lynn, Mass.; General
Electric Supply Corp. (Electrical Products),
Boston, Mass.; Gentles Baking Co. (Gentles
Bread), Boston, Mass.; Eastern Racing
Assoc. (Suffolk Downs), East Boston,
Mass.; Boston Nash Co. (Automobile Ser-
vice), Boston, Mass.; Mass. Wharf Co. (Fuel
Prods.), Cambridge, Mass.
TV Accounts: Durkee-Mower, Inc. (Marsh-
mallow Fluff), Lynn, Mass.; Gentles Baking
Company (Gentles Bread), Boston, Mass.;
General Electric Supply Corp. (Electrical
Appliances), American Crabmeat Co. (3
Little Kittens Cat Food), Boston Nash
Dealers (Automobile Service), Boston, Mass.
FULLER & SMITH & ROSS, INC.
230 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 6-5600
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA— NBP— NOAB
President R. E. Allen
V.P. & Mgr R. W. Nicholson
V.P. & Research Dir Dr. W. C. Davis
V.P. & Dir. Radio-TV A. E. Duram
V.P. (Media Dept.) G. T. Arthur
V.P. Public Relations Shippen Geer
V.P. & Dir. of Art J. M. Archer
V.P. & Copy Chief G. K. Zern
Creative Dir H. Slesar
Dir. Mech. Prod Richard Matheis
Branch Offices
1501 Euclid Ave.. Cleveland 15. Ohio
Phone: CHerry 1-6700
Exec. V.P. & Mgr J. C. Maddox
105 W. Adams St., Chicago 3, 111.
Phone: ANdover 3-5039
V.P. & Mgr E. J. Lauesen
215 Market St., San Francisco 5, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 6-5955
V.P. & Mgr W. P. Dumont
211 Oliver Ave., Pittsburgh 22, Pa.
Phone : GRant 1-9565
V.P. & Mgr J. A. McKinven
Radio Accounts: Westinghouse Elec. Corp.
(Various), Plymouth Cordage Co. (Rope).
Hercules Powder Co., Aluminum Cooking
Utensil Co. (Wear-Ever) ; Pennzoil (Gaso-
line & Oil), Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
(Fencing) ; Mellon National Bank & Trust
Co., Nickel Plate Road (Railroad), Sherwin-
Williams Co. (Paint), American Greetings
Corp. (Publishers), Central National Bank,
Chicago & Eastern Illinois R. R.
TV Accounts: Central NatT Bank of Cleve
land, American Greeting Card Publishers,
Westinghouse Elec. Corp., Pennzoil Com-
pany, Sherwin-Williams Co., Commercial Sol-
vents, Ferro Corporation, Mellon National
Bank & Trust Co.
FURMAN, FEINER & CO., INC.
117 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-7393
President Norman Furman
Vice-President Irving J. Gottlieb
Art Director Edwin R. Swaback
Acct. Execs Nat Roth, Lon Shaw,
Rose Rodriguez
Radio Time Buyer Margaret Wolf
Radio Accounts: American Federation of
Labor, Washington, D. C; International La-
dies Gar. Workers Union, Liberal Party,
Colomby Watch (Jewelry) ; Bustelo Coffee;
Office Temporaries, Inc., all New York.
GARDNER ADVERTISING CO.
915 Olive St., St. Louis 1, Mo.
Phone: Central 1-3200
ABP— ANPA— SNPA— APA— NBP
AAA A— AB C— NO AB
President Charles E. Claggett
Sec. & Treas H. S. Gardner, Jr.
V.P. dig. Radio-TV William Fisher
Vice-Presidents WeUs Hobler,
William J. Rogers, Kenneth Runyon,
Michael Ryan
Branch Office
9 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-2000
Vice-President Roland Martini
Radio Accounts: Pet Milk Co. (Evaporated
milk, instant Pet Nonfat Dry Milk, Justo) ;
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (Busch Bavarian
Beer) ; Ralston Purina Co. (Feeds and Dog
Chow) ; Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.;
Union Electric Co. of Missouri; First Na-
tional Bank; St. Louis Independent Packing
Co. (Ham, Table-Ready Meats, Bacon) ; Bar-
ton Manufacturing Co. (Shoe Polish) ;
Wabash Railroad; Procte- & Gamble (Dun-
can Hines Cake Mixes), all St. Louis, Mo.
TV Accounts: Pet Milk Co. (Pet Evapo-
rated Milk, Instant Pet Nonfat Dry Milk,
Pet-Ritz Frozen Pies) ; Monsanto Chemical
Co.; First National Bank; Procter & Gamble;
Barton Manufacturing Co.; Eli Lilly Co.;
Union Electric Co.; Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
(Busch Bavarian Beer) ; St. Louis Independ-
ent Packing Co.; Ralston Purina Co.; Wabash
Railroad; Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.,
all St. Louis, Mo.
GAYNOR & DUCAS, INC.
400 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-5750
ANPA— ABP— NBP— NIAA
President Paul Gaynor
Exec. Vice Pres John J. Ducas
Vice Pres Leslie B. Cort
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Treas. & Media Dir Edwin J. Marra
Creative Director Alan Slatter
Art Director Charles Carl, Jr.
Publicity Director F. D. Walker
Production Manager George J. Cisneros
TV Director. T. Covington
Accounts: All American Engineering Co.,
Wilmington, Del.; J. & E. Atkinson, Ltd.,
New York; Austenal, Inc., New York; Auto-
matic Switch Co., Orange, N. J.; B. G. Corp.,
Ridgefield, N. J.; British European Airways,
New York; California Eastern Aviation,
Washington, D. C; H. W. Carter & Co., Cole-
ford, England; Crowley's Milk Co., Bingham-
ton, N. Y.; Fair-child Engine & Airplane
Corp., Hagerstown, Md.; Gibraltar Tourist
Bureau, Gibralter; J. Goddard & Sons, New
York; Jaeger Co., New York; Lines Broth-
ers, London; Link Aviation, Binghamton,
N. Y.; Lundy Manufacturing Corp., Long
Island City, N. Y.; William MacDonald &
Sons, Glasgow, Scotland; McGraw-Hill Pub-
lishing Co. (Aviation Week), New York;
Pyrene-C-O-Two Corp. (Div. of Fyr-Fyter
Co.), Newark, N. J.; Rotol Ltd., Gloucester,
England; Saint's Satin Wax, London; Vertol
Aircraft Corp., Morton, Pa.; Universal Lease-
ways System, Cleveland, Ohio; Thomas O.
Woolf & Son Co., New York.
THE GETSCHAL CO., INC.
49 E. 51st St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 8-1100
President Budd Getschal
Exec. Vice Pres Lester Krugman
Media Director ...Irving Levine
Radio and TV Accounts: Ludwig, Bau-
mann & Spear's (Dept. Store) ; New York
City, Sealy Mattress Co., New York City;
Darling Toys, Inc., New York City; Westing-
house Appliance Sales Corp., New York City.
GEYER ADVERTISING INC.
595 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-3300
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— ABC
Board Chairman Emerson Foote
Ch. Exec. Comm B. B. Geyer
President Sam M. Ballard
V.P., Sec'y.. John R. Geyer
Treasurer. .John R. Kunz
V.P., Creative Dir .W. M. Mitchell
V.P., Mktg. Dir. .......... .R. C. Robertson
Vice Pres., Acct. Supervisor. .Frank Kearney
V.P. Copy Directors Edward Zern,
A. Vernon Bowen, Whiting Hall
R. P. Wilson
V.P. & Art Director. .A. A. Surin
V.P., Radio-TV Creative Dir.. . .Ray J. Mauer
Time Buyers. .Elizabeth Powell,
E. S. Richardson
Prod. Mgr LeRoy Emmerich
Business Manager D. W. McGuinn
Film Supervisor. ............ .James Harkey
Media Dir.. .............. .Lewis H. Happ
Branch Offices
14250 Plymouth Rd., Detroit 32, Mich.
Phone: Webster 3-5520
Vice Presidents N. Nyland, John Henry
931 Third National Bldg., Dayton 2, Ohio
Phone: Fulton 4-145
Vice President & Mgr E. G. Frost
Radio Accounts: American Home Foods
(Burnett's Vanilla Extracts), N. Y. C; Boyle-
Midway, Div. Am. Home Prod. (Aerowax,
Black Flag Aerosol, Easy-Off, Aero Shave,
Old English Wax, Griffin Shoe Polish);
American Motors Corp. (Nash, Rambler &
Metropolitan Cars, Kelvinator & Leonard
Appliances), Detroit; Doyle Packing Co.
(Strongheart Dog Food), Long Branch, N. J.
Am. Home Prod.; Doyle Packing Co.
(Strongheart Dog Sood), Long Branch, N. J.
TV Accounts: American Home Foods;
American Motors Corp.; Boyle-Midway Div.,
Am. Home Prod.; Doyle Packing Co.
(Strongheart Dog Food), Long Branch, N. J.
GIBBONS ADVERTISING
AGENCY, INC.
802 Daniel Bldg„ Tulsa 3, Okla.
Phone: LUther 7-2444
ABP— ANPA— SNPA—APA
NOAB— AAAN
President J. Burr Gibbons
Vice President ......John B. Gibbons
Secretary .Viola Neese
Radio-TV Dir.. ... .Mercedes (Dee) Freiday
Radio Accounts: National Bank of Tulsa
(banking and trust services), Tulsa; Stan-
ley's Funeral Service (funeral service),
Tulsa; State Federal Savings & Loan Associ-
ation (savings & loans), Tulsa; Wortz Bis-
cuit Co. (crackers and cookies), Fort Smith,
Ark.; Tom P. McDermott, Inc. (tire sales,
service & recapping, antifreeze & motor oil
& batteries ) , Tulsa, Oklahoma City ; Mitchell
Mfgr. Co. (Auto Seats), Ft. Smith, Ark.; Sand
Springs Farms (turkeys and eggs), Sand
Springs, Okla.; V-Chek, Inc., Tulsa; Pedrick
Laboratories, Inc. (Vigo Dog & Cat Food),
Sand Springs, Okla.; Comet Moving & Stor-
age Co. (moving and storage), Tulsa; Com-
munity Finance Corporation (loams).
TV Accounts: Tom P. McDermott, Inc.
(tires & appliances, and freeze, motor oil),
Tulsa; State Federal Savings & Loan Assn.
(savings & loans), Tulsa; Wortz Biscuit Co.
(crackers and cookies), Fort Smith, Ark.;
Comet Moving & Storage Co. (moving), Tul-
sa; Pedrick Laboratories, Inc. (Dog & Cat
Food), Sand Springs; Stanley Funeral Ser-
vice, Tulsa; Mitchell Mfgr. Co. (Auto Seats),
Ft. Smith, Ark.; Community Finance Corp.;
V.-Chek, Inc., Tulsa.
GIBRALTAR ADV. AGENCY, INC.
17 E. 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-7896
President Charles J. Basch, III
Vice-President Leo Berman
Treasurer Clarence Schmidt
Sec'y., Radio-TV Dir.,
Time Buyer Frances Scott
Publicity Director Buddy Basch
Rad.-TV Accounts: Bonafide Mills, (Bon-
ny Maid Linoleums, Tilemasters, & Versa
Tile), New York, N. Y.; Davis Handkerchief
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Corp.; Parke-Edwards, Ltd.; Central Paint &
Varnish Co. (Paint Mfg.) ; Breakers Beach
Club (Cabana Club) ; Seagram Laboratories
(No- Lax), New York.
GILLHAM ADVERTISING AGENCY,
INC.
500 Continental Bank Bldg., Salt Lake City
1, Utah
Phone: EM 4-5516
ABP— ANPA— APA
President-Treasurer M. C. Nelson
Senior Vice-President Lon Richardson
Vice-President Robert F. Rohlfing
Vice-President Wendell J. Ashton
Vice President J. Y. Tipton
Vice-President Herber G. Wolsey
Secretary Richard H. Ogaard
Space Buyer Esther Gook
Radio Accounts: Cloverleaf Dairy (Milk,
Cream, Milk Products), Colville Ice Cream
Co., Fisher Brewing Company, Mountain
Fuel Supply Co., Ogden First Federal Sav-
ings, Petty Motor, Purity Biscuit Company,
Royal Baking Company, Sego Milk Products
Co., Union Pacific Railroad, Utah Oil Refin-
ing Co., Utah Power & Light Co., First
Security Banks.
TV Accounts: Cloverleaf Dairy, Colville
Ice Cream Co=, First Federal Savings, Fisher
Brewing Company, Mountain Fuel Supply
Co., Petty Motor, Purity Biscuit Company,
Royal Baking Company, Sego Milk Products
Co., Union Pacific Railroad, First Security
Banks.
BERT S. GITTINS ADVERTISING,
INC.
739 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 2, Wis.
Phone: BR 6-5934
ABP— ANPA— NOAB—NBP— APA
President Bert S. Gittins
Prod. Dir.. Stewart Carlson
Media Dir Esther Block
Copy Dir Harold Nelson
Dir. Ind. Markets James M. Costello
Office Mgr Erwin R. Holtz
Radio & TV Dir Gerald L. Seaman
Radio Accounts: Allis-Chalmers Tractor
Group. (Farm Tractors & Equipment), Mil-
waukee, Wis.; The Page Milk Company
(Evaporated Milk), Merrill, Wis.; Wm. F.
Renk & Sons (Hybrid Corn), Sun Prairie,
Wis.
TV Accounts: Allis-Chalmers Tractor
Group (Farm Tractors & Equipment). Mil-
waukee, Wis.
GLENN ADVERTISING INC.
304 First Life Bldg., Fort Worth 2, Texas
Phone: ED 2-4476
ANPA— ABP— AAAA
President John H. Stewart
Exec. Vice Pres Ward M. Wilcox
Vice Presidents Merle W. Bell,
Robert 0. Holleron, Jr., Duke Burgess,
Jack Schlichenmaier, Liener Temerlin
Secretary Grace Gallison
Branch Offices
620 Republic National Bank Bldg., Dallas,
Tex.
Phone: RI 1-6686
Exec. V.P., Mgr Ward M. Wilcox
1505 Transit Tower, San Antonio, Tex.
Phone: CA 7-6311
Vice President J. Schlichenmaier
803 Lovett Blvd., Houston, Texas
Phone: JA 3-4714
Manager Ken Butler
6399 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: WE 3-9369
Manager Raymond Prochnow
510 Electric Bldg., El Paso, Tex.
Phone: KE 2-3606
Manager I. E. Carson
Radio Accounts: Lone Star Brewing Co..
San Antonio; Republic National Bank,
Dallas; Fort Worth Nat'l Bank; Groos Nat'l
Bank, San Antonio; Sparkman Club Estates,
Dallas; 7-Eleven Stores, Dallas; Greater
Houston Lincoln-Merucury, Houston; Ryan
Motor Company (Automobile), Fort Worth;
Sakrete (Concrete Products), Cincinnati.
TV Accounts: Lonne Star Brewing Co.;
Fort Worth Nat'l Bank; Republic Nat'l
Bank; Fort Worth Macaroni Co.; Groos
Nat'l Bank; Turbiville Motors (Automo-
biles), San Antonio; Jordan Motors (Auto-
mobiles), San Antonio; Greater Houston
Lincoln-Mercury; 7-11 Stores.
GOTHAM-VLADIMIR
ADVERTISING, INC.
342 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone : OXford 7-4300
ABP— AF A— ANPA— AAAA
Chairman of Bd Irwin A. Vladimir
Chmn. Exec. Comm.. .Duncan D. Sutphen, Jr.
President & Treas Arthur A. Kron
Vice-Presidents Robert F. Kendall,
Arthur F. Connolly, Daniel C. Kaufherr,
Richard H. Hobbs, C. G. Rourke, Joseph T.
Sloane, M. Craig Spitz, Evelyn Ringrose,
William V. Ricglane.
Secretary Chester A. Priest
Dir. Radio & Television ... Arthur A. Kron
Dir. Pub. Relations Kay Long
Branch Offices
1 No. LaSalle St., Chicago 2, 111.
Phone: ANdover 3-2890
Vice-President Richard H. Hobbs
251 Kearny St., San Francisco 8, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 6-0920
Vice-President M. M. Craig Spitz
P. O. Box 8676, Fernandez Juncos Station,
Santurce, P. R.
Phone: San Juan 2-0780
Manager Andrew N. Vladimir
Radio and TV Accounts: Lutheran Lay-
men's League, St. Louis, Mo.; Japan Canned
Crabmeat Sales Co.; International Tuna Fish
Assn.; Japan External Trade Recovery Or-
ganization (Imported Canned Manderin
Oranges), all Tokyo.
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GOURFAIN-COBB
AND ASSOCIATES
400 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: WH 4-5230
ABP— APA— NBP— ANPA— NOAB
President A. S. Gourfain, Jr.
Vice President Dade Ellison
Production Manager .Myron Stewart
Media Director Louise Adams
GRAND & WADSWORTH, INC.
120 E. 56th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-4082
ANPA— APA— ABP— NBP
President, Treasurer Ivan B. Romig
Vine Presidents Wm. Eichhorn, Wm.
Walker
Sec'y- Media Dir Blanche Jampol
GRANT ADVERTISING, INC.
919 North Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-6500
ANPA— APA—ABP—FFA— SNPA— NOAB
President .Will C. Grant
Exec. V.P. Int'l Fred Spence
Vice-Presidents Valeria T. Feely,
Carl M. Post, W. R. Watson
Secretary Mary Waller Gram
V.P. & Art Dir .Loren G. Moore
V.P., Research Dir Kay Sheldon
V.P., Comptroller John G. Copeland
Media Director Reginald L. Dellow
Dir. Bus. Analysis Glen E. Shears
Time Supervisor Dene Voigt
Radio & TV Dir. (Chicago) . Jeanne Ruzek
Production Mgr Harry White
Chicago Art Dir Calvin Merrick
V.P. Personnel Donald C. Turner
Branch Offices
711 Third Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-5800
V.P. Chg. N. Y. Office Paul L. Bradley
29th Floor, Guardian Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodwood 3-9400
Exec. V.P Lawrence Mcintosh
2003 Davis Bids., Dallas 2, Tex.
Phone: Riverside 1-3251
V.P. Chg. Dallas Office Jack Edwa-ds
Hulman Bldg., Dayton 2, Ohio
Phone: Michigan 7644
V.P., Chg. Davton Office V. P. Black
American Bank Bldg., Portland, Ore.
Phone: CA 2-9609
Mgr. & Acct. Exec John A. Gisey
One Nob Hi'l Circle. San Francisco 5, Calif.
Phone: SUtter 1-8424
V.P. Chg. San Fran. Off R. B. England
13th St. at Second Ave., S.W., Miami 36, Fla.
Phone: FRanklin 3-6611
V.P. Chg. Caribbean Oper John A. Dey
Taft Bldg., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HO 1-9231
V.P. Chg. Hollywood Off John M. Cody
Accounts: Airtemp Div. of Chrysler Corp
American Weekly; Campana Sales Co.; Cent
livre Brewing Corp.; Drake Hotel; Dr. Pep
per; Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment; War
ren Petroleum Co.; M. Pier Co.; Clark Div
Beatrice Foods Co.; Detroit Bank; Electric
Autolite; Iodent Chemical Co.; Plymouth
Div., Chrysler Corp. (TV) ; Florida Power
& Light; Florida Avocado & Lime Comm.;
Nassau Development Board; Comet Rice
Co.; Coppertone Sales Corp.; Park & Til-
ford; Florist Telegraph Delivery Assoc.
GRAY & ROGERS
12 South 12th St., Philadelphia 7, Pa.
Phone: WAlnut 2-4808
ANPA— ABP— ABC— AAAA— APA
NBP— NOAB— BPA
Partner Jerome B. Gray
Partner-TV Dir Edmund H. Rogers
Partner Robert W. Graham
Partners Sherman G. Landers,
Russell K. Carter, William B. Edwards,
Atherton Seeley, David B. Arnold, Thelma
Beresin, Franklin P. Jones, Granville Wor-
rell, Albert R. Bochroch
Radio-TV Dept Walter M. Erickson
Production Mgr Alex Irvine
Media Director David B. Arnold
Radio Accounts: The M. A. Hanna Com-
pany (Coal), Philadelphia, Pa.; Philadel-
phia Saving Fund Society (Banking Ser-
vices), Philadelphia, Pa.; American Chemi-
cal Paint Co. (Plant Foods), Ambler,
Pa.; Diamond State Telephone Company
(Services); Delaware; Lee Tire & Rubber
Co. (Tires), Conshohocken; Charles Mar-
chand Co. (Hair Rinses), N. Y., N. Y.;
Vogel-Ritt (Termite & Pest Control), Phil-
adelphia.
TV Accounts: Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust
Co. (Banking Services), Philadelphia, Pa.;
Philadelphia Saving Fund Society (Banking
Services), Philadelphia, Pa.; American
Chemical Paint Co. (Plant Foods), Ambler,
Pa.; The Bell Telephone Co. of Penna. (Ser-
vices), Philadelphia; Diamond State Tele-
phone Co. (Services), Delaware; Charles
Marchand Company (Hair Rinses), N. Y. C;
Philadelphia; Lee Tire & Rubber Co.
(Tires).
MONROE GREENTHAL CO., INC.
595 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-8640
President Monroe W. Greenthal
V.P., Creative Dir .David E. Diener
Radio & TV Dir Harvey Schulman
V.P., Media Dir Herb Hauser
Art Directors. . . . .Oscar Krauss, Otto Luthe
Copy Chief Dave Dember
A^t Director Otto Luther
Radio Accounts: Gimbel's,' RKO The-
atres; Buena Vista (Walt Disney Film
Distr.) ; A. M. Kidder & Co. (Stockholders) ;
Stanley Warner Corp. (Cinerama) ; United
Artists Corn.; Welter Reade (Odditorium,
Theatres & Resiairants).
Estimated Radio BWings: $500,000.
TV Accounts: Effanbee Doll Corp.; Dis-
tributors Corp. of America; RKO Theatres;
United Artists Corp.
Estimated TV Billings: $300,000.
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GREY ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC.
430 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-3500
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA
Bd. Chrmn., Head Exec. Comm.. .Lawrence
Valenstein
President Arthur C. Fatt
Exec. V.P., Acct. Sup Herbert D. Strauss
V.P. & Radio-TV Dir... Alfred L. Hollender
V.P., Radio-TV Hal Davis
V.P., Mgr. Prod Ralph Froelich
V.P. Media Dir E. L. Deckinger
V.P., Radio-TV Copy
Chief Robert Kirchbaum
V.P., Adm. Art Dir Guy Oring
V.P., Acct. Supvs.: Ralph Axthelm, Leroy
Block, B. I. Brownold, Samuel Dalsimer,
Theo. Kaufman, Joseph Lorin, Edward
Meyer, David Rand, Edmund R. Richer,
Jules Singer, Jerome Stolzoff, John A.
Kuneau, Richard J. Martell.
Radio Accounts: Esquire, Inc. (Coronet
Magazine) ; Union Pharmaceutical Corp.
(Inhiston) ; Anson, Inc. (Anson Men's Jew-
elry) ; Associated Products, Inc. (Deodor-
ant Pads) ; Mennen Co. (Mennen Baby Prod-
ucts, Quinsana); Radio Corp. of America
(RCA Victor Records); Gruen Watch Co.;
Block Drug's Poligrip & Polident; National
Broadcasting Co.
TV Accounts: Anson, Inc. (Jewelry); As-
sociated Products, Inc. (Deodorant Pads &
Pipes) ; Esquire, Inc. (Coronet Magazine) ;
Krueger Brewing Company, Inc. (Beer &
Ale) ; The (Mennen Company (Quinsana
Foot Powder & Mennen Baby Products) ;
Prince Gardner (Wallets) ; Campbell Soup
Co. (Campbell Kids) ; Jean R. Graef, Inc.
(Girard Perregaux Watches) ; Phillips-Jones
Corp.; Radio Corp. of America; Gruen
Watch Co.; Block Drug's Poligrip & Poli-
dent; National Broadcasting Co.; RCA Vic-
tor Records.
GRISWOLD-ESHLEMAN CO.
1400 Terminal Tower, Cleveland 13. O.
Phone: TOwer 1-3232
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA
NOAB— SNPA
President Kenneth W. Akers
Chairman Kenneth W. Akers
President Charles Farran
Secretarv-Treas John F. Davis
Media Dir T. R. Meredith
Dir. of Radio & TV Richard Woodruff
Radio Accounts: Fisher Bros. Co. (Retail
Food Chain), Cleveland, O.; The Erie Rail-
road Co. (Passenger Service), Cleveland, O.;
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Steel), Youngs-
town, O.; Jenney Mfg. Co. (Gasoline &
Oil), Boston, Mass.; Society for Savings
(Banking Service), Cleveland; B. F. Good-
rich Co. (Tire Division), Akron, Ohio; Cock-
shutt Farm Equipment Co., Bellevue, Ohio.
TV Accounts: Fisher Bros. Co. (Retail
Food Chain), Cleveland; Society for Savings
(Banking Service), Cleveland; Jenney Mfg.
Co. (Gasoline & Oil), Boston, Mass.; The
B. F. Goodrich Co. (Tires, Drugs, etc.). Ak-
ron, Ohio; Nickles Bakery.
IULIAN GROSS &
ASSOCIATES, INC.
770 Asylum Ave., Hartford 5, Conn.
Phone: CHapel 9-8491
Pres., Treas Julian Gross
V.P., Gen. Mgr Erwin B. Needles
Vice Pres Sidney Silverman
ART GRUBER ASSOCIATES
4401 East Lake St., Minneapolis 6, Minn.
Phone: PA 1-1661
President Art Gruber
Secretary E. M. Gruber
Vice Pres Norman Vinitsky
Radio Accounts: Authorized TV (Televi-
sion Service) ; Downtown Chevrolet; Mar go
Kraft (Toys), all Minneapolis; Midway
Chevrolet, St. Paul; O. B. Thompson Elec-
tric; Orrin Thompson Construction Co.,
both Minneapolis.
TV Accounts: Bowlerama, Inc. (Bowling) ;
Downtown Chevrolet; Margo Kraft (Toys),
all Minneapolis-St. Paul; Midway Chevrolet,
St. Paul; Orrin Thompson Construction Co.;
Minnesota Bowling Proporietors Assn., both
Minneapolis.
GUILD, BASCOM & BONFIGIX INC.
130 Kearny St., San Francisco 8, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 2-6040
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA
President Walter Guild
Bd. Chrmn David Bascom
Exec. V.P Dante Bonfigli
V.P., Gen. Mgr Gilbert Burton
V.P., Secy-Treas W. I. Hoffnine, Jr.
V.P., Media Dir Rod Macdonald
V.P., Dir. Copy-TV Depts. . .Courtenay Moon
V.P., Creative Dept Alex Anderson
Branch Offices
515 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-3979
Acct. Exec .Hank Buccello
Dir. Network Rel .Reggie Schuebel
1750 N. Vine Capitol Tower,
Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HO 9-8217
Program Director Dave Fulmer
Radio and TV Accounts: Ralston Purina
Co., St. Louis, Mo.; The Best Foods, Inc.
(NUCOA), New York; Skinpv Peanut But-
ter, Alameda, Calif.; Brenst-O'-Chicken Tuna,
Inc., San Diego, Calif.; Heidelberg Brewing
Co., Tacoma, Wash.; Max Factor & Co. (Sof-
Set & Dri-Mist), Los Angeles; Mother's Cake
& Cookie Co., Oakland, Calif.; Mary Ellen's
Distrs. (Jams & Jellies), Berkeley, Calif.;
Clougherty Packing Co. (Farmer John Meat
Products), Vernon, Calif.
LAWRENCE C. GUMBINNER ADV.
AGENCY, INC.
655 Madison Ave.,New York 21, N. Y.
Phone: TEmpleton 8-1717
ABP— ANPA—ABC
Chairman Lawrence C. Gumbinner
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President Milton Goodman
V.P., Radio-TV Dir Paul G. Gumbinner
Exec. V.P. Morton Freund
Associate Counsel L. S. Goldsmith
VP in Chg Prod Herman Kornblum
V.P. in Chg. Art Hershel Bramson
Vice President Graeme Macleod
Vice President Sumner Wyman
Radio Accounts: American Tobacco Co.
(Filter Tip Tareyton Cigarettes, Roi-Tan
Cigars), New York; Bercut-Richards Packing
Co. (Sacramento Tomato Juice), Sacramen-
to, Calif.; Block Drug Co. (Rem Cough
Medicine, Omega Oil, Minipoo), Jersey City,
N. J.; Browne Vintners Co., Inc. (Cherry
Kijafa Wine), New York; Chap Stick Co.
(Chap Stick Lip Balm, Chap-ans Hand
Cream) Lynchburg, Va.; Kolmer-Mareus
(Men's Clothing), New York; Monarch
Wine Co., Inc. (Manischewitz Wine), Brook-
lyn, N. Y.; Q-Tips, Inc. (Sterilized Cotton
Swabs), New York; Sutton Cosmetics, Inc.
(Deodorant Stick), New York.
TV Accounts: American Tobacco Co. (Fil-
ter Tip Tareyton Cigarettes), New York;
Block Drug Co. (Rem, Rem Rub, Minipoo),
Jersey City, N. J.; Bourjois, Inc. (Evening
in Paris Toiletries), New York; Monarch
Wine Co., Inc. (Manischewitz Wine), Brook-
lyn, N. Y.; Porter Cable Machine Co. (Port-
able Electric Tools), Syracuse, N. Y.; Q-Tips,
Inc. (Sterilized Cotton Swabs), New York;
Sutton Cosmetics, Inc. (Deodorant Sticks),
New York.
GUNN-MEARS ADVERTISING
AGENCY CORP.
Times Tower, N. Y. 36, N. Y.
Phone: BRyant 9-2900
ANPA— APA
President William P. Gunn
V.P.. John J. Crimmins
Sec'y & Treas Virginia Mears
Art Dir. Sidney Nemirov
Production Mgr .Louis Fillipo
Acct. Executives William P. Gunn,
John J. Crimmins, John A. Finneran, Den-
nis Sullivan, Sadye Curtis, Lillian Mor-
decai.
Accounts: Dobbs Truss Co.; Inter-County
Title Guaranty and Mortgage Co.; Jenkins-
Gibson & Co.; Popular Priced Resorts Assn.;
Romweber Furniture Co.; Wolfe, William P.,
Organization; Stephen Wise Free Synagogue;
Zephar Mills, Inc.
JOHN L. HALPIN, ADVERTISING
277 State St., Schenectady 5, N. Y.
Phone: FRanklin 2-0492
NYCPA
Partners. .John L. Halpin, Marion G. Halpin
Copy Chief. S. P. Levine
Radio Accounts: Mohawk National Bank.
Schenectady, N. Y.; Cobleskill Agricultural
Society, Cobleskill, N. Y.; Alvord Glove Co.,
Mayfield, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Cobleskill Agricultural Sec,
Cobleskill, N. Y.; Schenectady Savings &
Loan Assn.
HANSON, CLEM T., CO.
1409 - 15th St., Moline, 111.
Phone: 2-3022
ABP— NBP— APA
Owner, Acct. Exec Clem T. Hanson
Prod. Mgr., Acct. Exec W. R. Lievens
Accounts: Allen-Klapp Co. (Newspaper
Representatives) Chicago; American Mag-
netics Co. (Magnetic Separators) Moline,
111.; Anthes Force Oiler Co. (Truck Safety
Equipment) Ft. Madison, la.; Baker's Dairy,
Moline, 111.; Blackhawk Films (Home Movie
Films) Davenport, la.; Eastin Pictures, (Ed-
ucational Films) Davenport, la.; H-O-N Co.,
The (Office Equipment), Muscatine, la.;
Holst-Kakert Co. (Carpet Cleaning) Moline,
111.; Lofgren Distributing Co. (Radio and
TV) Moline, 111.; Moline Accessories Corp.
(Elevator Parts) Moline, 111.; Moline Iron
Works (Castings) Moline, 111.; Prime-Mover
Co. (Materials Handling Equipment) Mus-
catine, la.; Rock Island Argus (Newspaper)
Rock Island, 111.; Stampings, Inc. (Bottled
Gas Housings) Davenport, la.; Uptown Na-
tional Bank, Moline, 111.; Van Vooren Prod-
ucts (Welding Equipment) East Moline, 111.;
Veterans Information Service, Moline, 111.;
Station WHBF AM-FM-TV, Rock Island,
111.; Warsaw Brewing Corp., Warsaw, 111.;
Z-F Co. (Grease-seal and Underground
Pumping Stations) Moline, 111.
RALPH A. HART, ADVERTISING
113 So. 21st St., Philadelphia 3, Pa.
Phone: PEnnypacker 5-8477
President Ralph A. Hart
Art Dir. Leon Greenfield
Prod. Mgr. Theodore Barkus
Copy Chief Murray Firestone
Media Dir .Vivian Friedman
Acct. Execs R. Hart,
T. Barkus, M. Firestone, M. Schwartz
HART-CONWAY CO., INC.
Triangle Bldg., Rochester 14, N. Y.
Phone: LOcnst 3520
ANPA— ABP— APA— NBP
Pres., Treas H. Lyman Hart
Sr. Vice-President Harold E. Kennedy
Exec. Vice-President Joseph Brown
Vice President John P. Street
Vice-President E. Ward Phillips
Secretary. John M. Nixon
Account Execs H. L. Hart,
H. E. Kennedy, J. P. Brown, J. P. Street,
J. M. Nixon, E. W. Phillips, Peter B. Whit-
combe, Charles R. Milne
Production Manager. . .James V. Mannhardt
Comptroller. A. L. Kearns
Art Dir Arthur Sinclair
Radio Accounts: Blue Boy Dairy (Dairy
Products), Rochester, N. Y.; Columbia Bkg.
Svg. & Loan (Savings Bank), Rochester,
N. Y.; Crescent-Puritan Laundry, Rochester,
N. Y.; Genesee-Monroe Racing Assoc. (Har-
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ness Racing Track), Batavia, N. Y.; Levis
Music Stores, Rochester, N. Y.; Qualtop
Beverage Co., Inc. (Makers of Soft Drinks),
Rochester, N. Y.; Security Trust Co. (Bank),
Rochester, N. Y.; Sheraton Hotel, Rochester,
N. Y.; Boiler-Clark Inc.; (Insurance),
Rochester, N. Y.; Rochester Hospital Service
(Hospitalization) ; Rochester & Pittsburgh
Coal Co. (Blue Coal Dist.), Rochester, N. Y.;
Webaco Oil Co. (Cities Service Dist.), Web-
ster, N. Y.; Rochester Gas & Electric Co.;
Rochester Telephone Co.; Monroe County
Savings Bank, Rochester, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Blue Boy Dairy (Dairy
Products), Rochester, N. Y.; Crescent-Puri-
tan Laundry, Rochester, N. Y.; Genesee-Mon-
roe Racing Assoc. (Harness Racing Track),
Batavia, N. Y. ; Levis Music Stores, Roches-
ter, N. Y.; Qualtop Beverage Co., Inc. (Mak-
ers of Soft Drinks), Rorchester, N. Y. ;
Rochester Gas & Elec. Corp., Rochester,
N. Y.; Security Trust Co. (Bank), Roches-
ter, N. Y.; Columbia Savings & Loan (Sav-
ings Bank), Rochester, N. Y.; Webco Oil
Co., Webster, N. Y. Rochester Hospital Ser-
vice (Hospitalization), Rochester, N. Y.;
Monroe County Savings Bank, Rochester,
N. Y.
GEORGE H. HARTMAN CO.
307 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: ANdover 3-0130
ABP— ANPA
President George H. Hartman
Exec. V. P Rowland Laughlin
V. P., Gen. Mgr John T. Holloway
Vice Pres Thomas Kivlan, David R. Coey,
William H. Aaron, Robert S. Cole
V.P., Art Dir Alfred Festen
Secretary George H. Hartman, Jr.
Treasurer Frank R. Hartman
Copy Chief Thomas Whitehead
Media Dir., Radio-TV Time
Buyer Virginia Caldwell
Production Mgr Philip Navigato
Radio & TV Director John D. Berg
Radio & TV Talent Buyer Jack Leonard
Branch Office
420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 9-8637
Radio-TV Dir John Berg
THE F. H. HAYHURST CO. LIMITED
7 King St. E., Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Phone: EMpire 6-0731
President . W. P. Hayhurst
Vice-President Geo. F. Hayhurst
V.P H. W. E. Pepler
V.P N. L. Drynan
Director. D. J. Leonard
Radio-TV Director R. D. Amos
Asst. Dir C. M. Harrison
Timeburyer E. Brown
Radio Prod S. Hannah
Branch Office
1510 Drummond St., Montreal, Que.
Phone: HArbour 0255
Radio-TV Sup Mrs. D. Mathieu
Manager J. B. Leupold
Radio Accounts : Acousticon-Dictograph
Co.; Elizabeth Arden of Canada Ltd.; Best
Foods (Canadian) Ltd. (Rit Dyes, Nucoa
Margarine); British Motor Corp. (Austin,
Morris Cars) ; Canada Permanent Trust,
all Toronto; Canadian Canners Ltd.; Wag-
staffe Ltd. (Jellies, Jams, Pickles), both
Hamilton; Dack Corp. (Shoes), Toronto;
R. D. Fleck & Co. Ltd. (Minibrix, Slinky
Toys), Tillsonburg; G. T. Fulford Ltd.
(Baby's Own Tablets, French); General
Steel Wares Ltd.; Heintzman & Co. Ltd., all
Toronto; Walter M. Lowney Co. Ltd., Mon-
treal; MacFeeters Creamery Ltd. (Golden
Bar Cheese, Honey Butter), Toronto; Mon-
treal Gazette, Montreal; Nestle (Canada)
Ltd. (Nescafe, Nestea) ; Procter & Gamble
Co. of Can. Ltd. (Camay) ; Province of
Ontario (Dept. Travel & Publicity), all To-
ronto; St. Lawrence Starch Co. Ltd. (Bee
Hive Corn Syrup), Port Credit; Scholl Mfg.
Co. Ltd. (Zino-Pads), Toronto; Scotch An-
thracite Coal Co. Ltd., Montreal; Pioneer
Feed Co. Ltd.; Smith-Corona (Canada)
Ltd.; Toronto Real Estate Board; Warner-
Lambert (Canada) Ltd. (Bromo-Seltzer, Lis-
terine); E. Griffith Hughes Ltd. (Rennies
Tablets) ; John A. Huston Co. Ltd. (Dolcin),
all Toronto.
TV Accounts: Canadian Canners Ltd.,
Hamilton; Carling Breweries Ltd., Brading
Div., Toronto ; R. D. Fleck & Co. Ltd. (Mini-
brix, SHnky Toys), Tillsonburg; Nestle
(Canada) Ltd. (Nescafe, Nestea); Procter
& Gamble Co. of Canada, Ltd. (Camay) ;
Province of Ontario ( Dept. Travel & Pub-
licity), all Toronto; St. Lawrence Starch
Co. Ltd. (Bee Hive Corn Syrup), Port
Credit; Smith-Corona (Canada) Ltd.; To
ronto Real Estate Board, both Toronto
Visking Ltd., Lindsay; Parker Pen Co. Ltd.
Wa -ner-Lambert (Canada) Ltd. (Bromo
Seltzer) ; Loblaw Groceterias, all Toronto
HEINEMAN, KLEINFELD, SHAW &
JOSEPH, INC.
1270 Sixth Ave.
New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-7660
President ... Mort Heineman
Ch. of Bd., Sec. & Treas M. J. Kleinfeld
Vire Presidents Julius Joseph Jr.,
Joseph Shaw
Radio-TV Time Buyer. Alice Ross
Radio-TV Prod Allen Black
Branch Office
532 N. Cherokee Ave„ Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 3-8892
Manager Howard Blake
Radio Accounts: Coty, Inc. (Cosmetics),
New York City; Roosevelt Raceway, West-
bury, N. Y.; (Rad, Inc. (Crystal White
Bleach), New York.
TV Accounts: Coty, Inc., Roosevelt Race-
way; Rad, Inc. (Crystal White Bleach).
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HERALD ADVERTISING AGENCY,
INC.
441 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-2280
Pres., Radio Dir .M. J. Middleman
V.P. & Art Dir Jack Warren
V.P. & Sec'y H. M. Weiss
Acct. Executives M. J. Middleman,
S. T. Hunter
Accounts: Bar-Ray Products Inc.; Barrie
Weiss Inc.; Brown, Victor Undies, Inc.;
Capital Cubicle Co.; Cromwell Inc.; Lantre
Ltd.; Lightfoot Schultz Co.; Lynn Handbags,
Inc.; O'Toole, Edward Co. Inc.; Radio Sta-
tion WQAN, Scranton, Pa.; Scranton Times.
AL HERR ADV. AGENCY, INC.
225 E. Michigan St., Milwaukee 2, Wis.
Phone: Broadway 1-2710
AAA A— ABP— ANPA— ABC
Pres., Acc't. Exec . .Al Herr
Vice-President .John Rock
Radio and TV Dir.. ............ .Pat Kocian
Radio Accounts: Cudahy Bros. Co. (Meat
Packer), Cudahy, Wis.; Ace Foods, Inc.
(Restaurant & Caterers) ; John Graf Co.
(Beverages) ; Keller's Beverage Center;
King Braeger Chevrolet Co.; Milwaukee
Florists Assn.; Robert A. Johnston Co.
(Cookies, Candy, Biscuit); Marine Nat'l
Exch. Bank; Pate Oil Co.; Sealtest Dairy
Div.; Sealtest Ice Cream Div.; Spic & Span
Dry Cleaners, all Milwaukee.
Estimated Radio Billing: $65,000.
TV Accounts: Economics Laboratory, Inc.
(Detergent, etc.), New York; Cudahy Bros.
Co. (Meat Packer); Marine Nat'l Exch.
Bank; Pate Oil Co.; Robert A. Johnston Co.
( Cookies, Candv, Biscuit ) ; Spic & Span
Dry Cleaners, all Milwaukee.
Estimated TV Billing: $115,000.
HICKS & GREIST, INC.
555 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-5600
ABP— ANPA
President Charles V. Skoog, Jr.
Fxec. Vice Pres Harry L. Hicks, Jr.
V.P., Secretary Harold Breitner
V.P., Treasurer K. A. Hamilton
V.P., Dir., Radio-TV. Theodore J. Grunewald
Pub. Rel. Dir Irving S. Kogan
Time Buyer Vincent J. Daraio,
Radio Accounts: Dixie Cup Co. (Dixie
Cups, Plates), Easton, Pa.; Lewyt Corp.
(Vacuum Cleaners), Long Island City, N. Y. ;
Sandura Co. (Sandran Floor Covering),
Philadelphia; Stahl-Meyer, Inc. (Ferris Ham
& Bacon, Cheezdogs), New York; The Tay-
lor-Reed Corp. (Q-T Instant Frosting), Glen-
brook, Conn.
TV Accounts: Blessings, Inc. (Disposable
Diapers), New York; Dixie Cup Co. (Dixie
Cups, Plates), Easton, Pa.; Sandura Co. (San-
dran Floor Covering), Philadelphia, Pa.;
The Taylor-Reed Corp. (Cocoa Marsh, Q-T
Instant Frosting), Glenbrook, Conn.; Walter
H. Johnson Candy Co. (Power House Candy
Bars), Chicago, 111.
HILL & KNOWLTON, INC.
150 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-5600
ANPA
Chairman John W. Hill
President Bert C. Goss
Sec, Treas Harry S. Cooper
Art Director M. Richard Kaufmann
Branch Office
1000 Vermont Ave., N. W.
Washington 5, D. C.
Phone: STerling 3-0270
Vice President Avery McBee
HILTON & RIGGIO, INC.
4 West 58th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-3900
ANPA— NBP— NOAB
President .Peter Hilton
Exec. V.P Robert L. Haag
Vice Presidents James Williamson,
John G. Jones, F. I. Cahners
Art Director Jaibez Williams
Time Buyer Maria Carayas
Production Manager Daniel Casey
Accounts: Bjelland, Chr., Co., Inc., New
York City; Chess, Mary, Inc. (Cosmetics),
New York City; Emerol Mfg. Co., Inc. (Mar-
vel Mystery Oil), New York City; National
Yeast Corp., Belleville, N. J.; Parfums
Evyan, New York City; Vermouth Indus-
tries of America, Inc., New York City.
HOAG & PROVANDIE, INC.
136 Federal St., Boston 10, Mass.
Phone: Hancock 6-8580
ABP— ANPA— APA—AAAN—AAAA
President Paul Provandie
Treasurer Myron Eastwood, Jr.
Vice-President Wm. Van N. Washburn
Exec. Vice-President Langley C. Keyes
Production Mgr A. S. Murdv, Jr.
Art Director Donald E. Clark
Copy Director Daryl Bach
Accounts: Carter's Ink Co.; Diamond
Spring Brewery, Inc.; General Electric Ap-
pliances Inc.; General Ice Cream Corp.;
New England Trust Co.; Radio Station
WHDH, Boston; Swift & Co.: LaTouraine
Coffee Co., Boston; New England Bakery,
Pawtueket, R. I.; WHDH-TV, Boston.
HONIG-COOPER & MINER
1275 Columbus Ave., San Francisco 11, Calif.
Phone: OR 3-4469
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA
President Louis Honig
Sr. V.P John C. Morse
Sr. V.P Warren Kraft, Sr.
Sec.-Treas John W. Davis
1st V.P Fred Glauser
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Vice-Presidents Eric Be'lingall,
Ted Krough, Robert Haumesser, I. M.
Greer, Hildred Sanders, Richard Glover,
Andrew Carpenter, Arthur Trask, Fred
Kaplan
Media Dir J. W. Davis
Time Buyer Clarice McCreary
Branch Offices
Tower Bldg., Seattle 1, Wash.
Phone: MA 1801
V.P W. E. Kraft
6399 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles. Calif.
Phone: WE 8-2431
V.P K. D. Stewart, Jr.
Radio Accounts: Langendorf United Bak-
eries (Butternut Bread); Italian Swiss Col-
ony (Wines); Wells Fargo Bank; Denalan
Co. ( Dental Plate Cleaners ) ; Yellow Cab
Co., all San Francisco; Clorox Co., Oakland,
Calif.
TV Accounts: The Clorox Co.; C & H
Sugar Refining Corp.; Langendorf United
Bakeries (Butternut Bread); S & W Fine
Foods, Inc.; Italian Swiss Colony (Wines);
Star-Kist Foods, Inc. (Tuna Products); Avo-
set Co. (Qwip); Leslie Salt Co., all San
Francisco; Gambarelli & Davitto (G & D
Vermouth & Wines), New York.
Former Miner Co. Accts: American Beauty
Macaroni; Bu-Tay Products, Ltd. (Rain
Drops, George, Diaper Sweet) ; Thrifty Drug
Stores, Inc. (Drug Store Chain); Clifton's
Cafeterias; Green Spot, Inc. (Orange
Drink); Interstate Bakeries Corp. (Bread);
Von's Grocery Co. (Supermarket); Kerr
Glass Corp. (Canning Equipment); Santa
Fe Vintage (Wines); Luer Packing Co.
(Meats); James O. Welch Co. (Candy);
Hoffman TV (Television Sets), all Los
Angeles.
HORAN-DAUGHERTY INC.
8012 Bonhomme, St. Louis 5, Mo.
Phone: VOlunteer 34524
President Joseph J. Ho an
Exec. V.P Robert O. Scott
Vice Pres Jim Daugherty
Art Dir James W. Duke
Secretary Marv E. Johnson
Radio-TV Dir Barbara Block
Radio-TV Accounts: Falls City Brewing
Co. (Falls City Beer), Louisville, Ky.; Pepsi-
Cola Bottlers of St. Louis, Inc.; Vi-Jon Lab-
oratories, Inc. (Antiseptic Mouth Wash, Gar-
gle, Hand Lotion), St. Louis.
HOUCK & COMPANY, INC.—
ADVERTISING
2013 S. Jefferson St.. Roanoke 16, Va.
Phone: 2-3411
ABP— ANPA— APA— SNPA
President C. B. Houck
V.P., Radio-TV Dir William B. Houck
Secretary Kathryn H. Ferguson
Art Director Edwin R. Deady
Production Mgr W. Leon Mitchell
Radio Accounts: Crowgey Sausage Com
pany (Meat Products), Kellysville, W. Va.;
State-Planters Bank & Trust Co. (Financial
Institution), Richmond, Va.
BRYAN HOUSTON, INC.
730 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-6400
ABP— ANPA— AAAA
Chairman of Board Bryan Houston
President Wm. R. Hillenbrand
V.P. Dir. Mchdse Patrick Gorman
V.P. Dir., Art Stanley Freeman
V.P., Creative Dir Donald E. Jordan
V.P., Prod. Mgr Samuel H. Weber
V.P. Dir. Research Frederick L. Ryner
V.P. Dir. Radio-TV Wm. B. Templeton
Mgr., Radio-TV Jules Bundgus
Ex. Prod., Film Com'l C. Kulesza
Radio Accounts: Colgate-Palmolive Co.
(Ajax, Cashmere Bouquet Soap) ; Nestle
Company (Nescafe Instant Coffee); White-
hall Pharmaceutical Co. (Daistan).
TV Accounts: Colgate-Palmolive Co.
(Ajax; Cashmere Bouquet Soap) ; Nestle Co.
(Nescafe Instant Coffee); Whitehall (Dris-
tan) ; Heublein (Maypo Cereal, Maltex Ce-
real) ; J. P. Stevens (Fibre Glass Product).
CHARLES W. HOYT CO., INC.
380 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-2000
ANPA— APA— NBP— ABC—NOAB— AAAA
President Everett W. Hoyt
Chairman of Bd Winthrop Hoyt
Vice Presidents A. W. Fargo,
John D. Lucas, R. W. Mickam, E. T. Nettle-
ton, Richard G. Pratt
Secretary James R. Roberts
Treasurer F. J. Becker
V.P., Dir. Radio-TV W. P. Smith
V.P., Research Peter H. Nicholas
Branch Office
Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Miami 32, Fla.
Phone: FR 1-2165
V.P. & Mgr .John R. McAltee
Radio Accounts: American Home Foods,
Inc. (Geo. Washington's Instant Coffee),
New York, N. Y.; Arnold Bakers, Port Ches-
ter, N. Y. ; South African Rock Lobster
Assn.; Blueberry Cooperative Assn. (Tru-Blu
Blueberries), New Lisbon, N. J.; Brock-
Hall Dairy Co., Hamden, Conn.; New York
& New England Apple Inst., Kingston,
N. Y.; Colgate Palmolive Co. (Kirkman
Detergent), Jersey City, N. J.; Charles
Gulden, Inc. (Gulden's Mustard), New York,
N. Y.; Monticello Drug Co., (666 Products),
Jacksonville, Fla.; Keyes Fibre Co. (Royal
Chi-net Paper Plates), Waterville, Maine;
Michigan Blueberry Growers Assn. (Great
Lakes Blueberries), South Haven, Mich.;
Chas. B. Knox Gelatine Co., Inc. (Knox Gela-
tine), Johnstown, N. Y.; Merck & Co., Inc.,
Rahway, N. J.
TV Accounts: American Home Foods,
(Geo. Washington's Instant Coffee), New
York, N. Y.; Arnold Bakers, Port Chester,
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N. Y.; South African Rock Lobster Assn.,
New York, N. Y. ; Blueberry Cooperative
Assn., (Tru-Blu Blueberries), New Lis-
bon, N. J.; Merck & Co., Inc., Rahway,
N. J.; Milton Bradley Co. (Toys &
Games), Springfield, Mass.; Mail Pouch To-
bacco Co. (Kentucky Club Pipe Tobacco),
Wheeling, W. Va. ; Brazil Nut Advertising
Fund, New York, N. Y.; Brock-Hall Dairy,
Hamden, Conn.; Keyes Fibre Co. (Royal
Chi-net Paper Plates), New York, N. Y.;
Charles Gulden, Tnc. (Gulden's Mustard),
New York, N. Y.
H. B. HUMPHREY, ALLEY &
RICHARDS, INC.
370 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-3020
AAAA— ABP— ANPA
Chrm. of Board Richard S. Humphrey
President Deane Uptegrove
V.P., Media Dir., Secy... Harry M. Billerbeck
V.P., Radio-TV Dir Ransom P. Dunnell
V. P., Marketing Emmett Faison
Branch Office
1235 Statler Bldg., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: Liberty 2-6100
Vice President James S. Hauck
Radio Accounts: John H. Breck, Inc.
(Breck Hair Set Mist), Springfield, Mass.;
General Telephone Directory Co. (Yellow
Pages), Des Plaines, 111.; Kendall Mills
(Curity Nursery Products, Dish Towels, Milk
Filter), Walpole, Mass.; Lea & Perrins, Inc.
(Worcestershire Sauce), New York.
TV Accounts: John H. Breck, Inc. (Breck
Inc. (Breck Hair Set Mist), Springfield,
Mass.; Bird & Son, Inc. (Floor Covering &
Roofing), E. Walpole, Mass.; General Tele-
phone Directory Co. (Yellow Pages), Des
Plaines, 111.; Lea & Perrins, Inc. (Worces-
tershire Sauce), New York.
HUTCHINS ADVERTISING CO., INC.
42 East Ave.. Rochester 4, N. Y.
Phone: HAmilton 6-1160
APA— ANPA— PPA— ABP— NOAB
Director Frank A. Hutchins
Director F. Irving Hutchins
President Frank M. Hutchins
Vice-Presidents John P. McCarthy,
William F. Lacey, Homer C. Scheck
Branch Office
33-35 Hayden St., Toronto, Ont., Canada
Phone: Kingsdale 6661
Manager William Bounsall
Radio Accounts: E. E. Bausch & Son Co.,
Beaucaire, Inc., Empire State Pickling, Howe
& Bassett Co., Hub Oil Co., Langie Fuel
Service Inc., Lincoln Rochester Trust Co.,
McCurdy & Co., Music Lovers Shoppe,
Rittenhouse Co., Inc., E. J. Scheer, Inc.,
Schuler Potato Chip Co., Scrantom's Book
and Stationery Co., Waldert Optical Co..
Inc.; Rochester Savings Bank; Staub-Beck's,
Inc.
TV Accounts: Lincoln Rochester Trust
Co., Schuler Potato Chips; Empire State
Pickling Co., Langie Fuel Service; Rochester
Savings Bank; Staub-Beck's, Inc.
JESSOP ADVERTISING CO., INC.
85 W. State St., Akron 8, Ohio
Phone: FRanklin 6-2169
President, Treas G. J. Cobak
Vice Pres F. M. Cobak
Radio & TV Director P. W. Mesner
Secretary R. D. Moss
Radio-TV Time Buyer S. M. Dronick
Media Dir A. R. Conte
JOHNSTON, FRANK B. ADV., INC.
117 Liberty St., New York 6, N. Y.
Phone: BArclay 7-3337
APA— ANPA
President F. B. Johnston
Secy Wesley Edson
Art Dir., Prod. Mgr John Inglehart
Acct. Execs Morton S. Krieger,
John Caruso, Harry Carter
RALPH H, JONES COMPANY
3100 Carew Tower, Cincinnati 2, 0.
Phone: GArfield 2300
AAAA— NOAB— APA— PPA— NBP
ABP— ANPA
Pres. & Treas. CM. Robertson, Jr.
Exec. Vice-Pres Stanley A. Wilier
Vice-President ...James M. Nelson
Space Buyer Maurice Oshry
Radio-TV Director Ann Smith
Radio, TV Time Buyers Betty Derie,
Eula Reggin
Film Buyer Jan Lattier
Branch Office
580 Fifth Ave., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-4600
Mgr H. S. Lenz
KAL, EHRLICH & MERRICK
ADVERTISING, INC.
314 Star Bldg., Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: EXecutive 3-3700
ANPA
Chrmn. of Board Norman C. Kal
President Harry L. Merrick
Exec. V. P Alvin Q. Ehrlich
V.P., Secretary Bernard R. Linkins
Radio-TV Dir David P. Thomas
Radio-TV Time Buyer Nella Manes
KAMIN ADVERTISING AGCY.
605 McGowen, Houston 6, Texas
Phone: JAckson 6-1181
AAAA
President Lester Kamin
Exec. VjP B. L. Blumberg
Production Mgr Bill Sims
Comptroller Irving L. Samuels
Acct. Executives Sig Smith,
Rita Sullivan, Carl Brown
LAWRENCE KANE & ARTLEY, INC.
405 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-4120
ANPA— ABP
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President Lawrence Kane
V.P., Mdsg. Dir Eugene J. Cohn
V.P., Copy Dir Marvin D. Richwald
V.P Alvin Gardner
Art Director Norman Brenner
Media Director Rowena Pearl
Research Dir Esther Goldstein
H. W. KASTOR & SONS ADV. CO.
75 E. Wacker Dr., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-5331
ABC— ANPA— APA— NOAB
President A. G. Kastor
V.P. & Gen. Mgr Marvin Harms
Vice-President Herman Kastor
Vice Pres John T. Urice
V.P. & Copy Chief Ashley Belbin
Media Dir Harvey Mann
V.P., Radio-TV James H. West
Radio and TV Accounts: International
Milling Co. (Robin Hood Flour), Union
Starch & Refining Co. (Reddi Starch),
Orange Crush Co.; Campana Corp. (Ban-
tron).
KASTOR, FARRELL, CHESLEY &
CLIFFORD, INC.
400 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-1400
ANPA— NOAB— APA
Chairman H. Kastor Kahn
Chmn. Exec. Comm. . . Willoughby S. Chesley
President C. E. J. Clifford
V.P., Media Dir Jack B. Peters
Sr., V.P L. G. Whitebrook
Radio, TV Dir H. B. Walsh
Radio-TV Creative Dir Thomas Gad
Radio Accounts: Hickok Mfg. Co., Roches-
ter, N. Y.
TV Account: Hickok Mfg. Co., Rochester,
N. Y.
THE BENJAMIN KATZ AGENCY
1820 Spruce St., Philadelphia 3, Pa.
Phone KIngsley 6-0803
President Benjamin J. Katz
Prod. Mgr Philip L. Winson
Media Dir Alice M. Miller
Publicity Mgr William Becker
Research Mgr Rose Kibrick Katz
Radio-TV Dir Leonard B. Stevens
Acct. Execs B. J. Katz, P. L. Winson,
S. Strassler
JOSEPH KATZ CO.
10 West Chase St., Baltimore 1, Md.
Phone: LE 9-1500
AAAA— ANPA— ABP
Bd. Chairman, Pres Joseph Katz
Sr. V.P H. W. Bennett, Jr.
V.P. & Treas C. M. Harrison
Time & Space Buyer. .Geraldine Rutkowski
Media Director Jean Mitchell Bloch
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr Stanley Blumberg
Radio-TV Dir James Miller
Branch Office
Amoco Bldg., 555 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-0250
Exec. Vice Pres Harry Kullen
V.P. Marketing C. W. Shugert
V.P.s W. Linn, S. Loewenberg
V.P. & Radio-TV Dir Robert G. Swan
Radio-TV Dir Alice Polver
Radio Accounts: American Oil Co. (Amo-
co-Gas), New York, N. Y.; Charles Antell,
Inc. (Charles Antell Formula 9, Shampoo,
Hair Spray), Baltimore, Md. ; Gibbs &
Co., Inc. (Gibbs Pork & Beans, Catsup,
Canned Vegetables), Baltimore; Madera
Bonded Wine & Liquor Co. (Madera & Mt.
Zion Wines) Baltimore.
TV Accounts: American Oil Co. (Amoco-
Gas), New York, N. Y.; Charles Antell, Inc.
( Charles Antell Formula 9, Shampoo, Hair
Spray), Baltimore; Eastern Venetian Blind
Co., Baltimore; Eastern Venetian Blind Co.,
Baltimore; Gibbs & Co., Inc. (Pork & Beans,
Catsup, Canned Vegetables), Baltimore;
Madera Bonded Wine & Liquor Co. (Madera
& Mt. Zion Wines), Baltimore; Radio Sta-
tion WITH, Baltimore, Md.; WLEE, Rich-
mond, Va.; WWDC, Washington, D. C;
WXEX-TV, Richmond-Petersburg, Va.
HENRY J. KAUFMAN &
ASSOCIATES
1419 H St., N.W., Washington 5, D. C.
Phone: District 7-7400
ABP— ANPA— AFA
General Manager Henry J. Kaufman
Radio-TV Director Jeffrey A. Abel
Film Buyer Robert S. Maurer
Writers Louise Coble. Roberta Koehler
KEELOR & STTTES CO.
5001 Carew Tower, Cincinnati 2, Ohio
Phone: Parkway 1310
Chairman of Board P. R. Hume
President J. T. Nolan, Jr.
Secretary H. J. Darby
V.P., Radio-TV Director A.A. Radkey
KEILSON CO.
117 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-1797
President Meyer Keilson
Sec'y.-Treas P. Keilson
Scripts & Commercials Janet Sternberg
Media Dir Phyllis Pion
DON KEMPER COMPANY, INC.
919 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-6746
AAAA— ABP— ANPA
Chrmn. of Bd Clyde M. Joyce
President Don H. Kemper
Vice Pres Robert A. Hilton
Media Dir.. Treas J. Alden Joice
Creative Dir Ted C. Carlon
Offices
850 S. Patterson Blvd., Dayton 2. Ohio
Phone: Adams 6216
President Don H. Kemper
V.P James D. Parker
350 Fifth Ave., New York 1, N. Y.
Phone: LAckawanna 4-7730
V.P John Malone, Jr,
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Radio Accounts: Hasbrook Construction
Co., Inc., Arlington Heights, 111.; Trylon
Products Corp. (Cosmetics, Bath Oils, Bub-
ble Bath, Dog Shampoo), Chicago, 111.;
Planters Nut & Chocolate Co., New York.
TV Accounts: Trylon Products Corp. (Cos-
metics, Bath Oils, Bubble Bath, Dog Sham-
poo), Chicago, 111.; Planters Nut & Choco-
late Co., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
KENNEDY-HANNAFORD, INC.
1322 Webster St., Oakland 12, Calif.
Phone: TErnplebar 6-2582
Owner Helen A. Kennedy
V.P Peter D. Hannaford
Director Mary H. Falls
Radio Accounts: First Savings & Loan
Association; Prudential Realty & Finance
Co.; Golden West Savings & Loan Assn.;
Griffin Crafts Supplies.
KENYON & ECKHARDT, INC.
247 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-5700
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— PPA— ABC
NOAB— APA
President. William B. Lewis
Chrmn. of Bd Edwin Cox
Sr. V.P., Corporate Service,
Treas David C. Stewart
Sr. V.P. Acct. Mgt Don Miller
Sr. V.P. Ace. Mgt Anderson Hewitt
Sr. V.P. Creative Services. .. .Barrett Brady
Vice Presidents Garth Montgomery,
E. W. Newsom, William Green, Donald
Maggini, Douglas Coyle, George Oswald,
Norman Bertels, Robert Barker, William
King, Budd Hemmick, William Rienecke,
Frederic Flanagan, Sidney Silleek, Donald
M. Smith, Jr., Joseph Lieb, John Soughan,
Douglas Keys, William Weber, Robert
Shirey, Stephens Dietz. Clinton Wheeler,
Jr., Kevin Kennedy, L. Dickson Griffith,
Samuel Alter, Edward Mante, Gerald Link,
Lester Swenson, Robert Young, Alvin N.
Sarasohn, Don O'Leary, J. Clarke Matti-
more, W. Denning Harvey, James A. Dear-
born, Bud Sherak, F. J. Hennessy, Alfred
Tennyson, Howard Wilson, Philip Kenney,
Robert Pasch, A. Combrinck-Graham, John
Keeshan, William Martin, Louis Nicholaus,
Richard O'Reilly, Jack Petterson, C. Stuart
Siebert.
Art Manager Gerald Link
V.P., Media Dir Joseph P. Braun
V.P., Dir. of Radio-TV J. S. Bealle
Sr. V.P., Mktg. Services G. Maxwell Ule
Branch Offices
645 Griswold St., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 5-0300
Vice Pres., Mgr David Gillespie
620 Market St., San Francisco
Phone: EXbrook 7-0900
Mgr., Vice Pres Sydney G. Walton
321 Bloor St., E., Toronto, Ont.
Phone: WAlnut 4-9531
550 Sherbrooke W., Mont., Que.
Phone: PLateau 2534
Mgr., Vice Pres George B. Macgillivray
(Mont., Tor.)
Kenyon & Eckhardt De Mexico, S. A.
Avenida Insurgentess Sur
102 Mexico, D. F.
Phone: 11-81-73
Mgr Burt S. Avedon
Equitable Bldg., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HO: 3-2101
V.P., Mgr Jack Runyon
795 Peachtree St. N. E., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: TRinity 5-7761
334 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
Phone: COpley 7-8550
V.P., Mgr Frank S. Christian
V.P., Mgr John Shannon
221 N. LaSalle St., Chicago, 111.
Financial 6-4020
V.P., Mgr Robert Burton
Radio Accounts: Ford Motor Co. (Institu-
tional), Dearborn, Mich.; Chase Manhattan
Bank; Radio Corp. of America (RCA Insitu-
tional Advertising ) ; Pepsi Cola ; Lever
Brothers ( Spry, Praise ) ; National Biscuit
Co. 100% Bran, Shredded Wheat, Pal Dog
Foods ) ; Lincoln-Mercury Dealer Associa-
tions (Mercury Car) ; Harold F. Ritchie Co.;
Quaker State (Motor Oils, Lubricants).
TV Accounts: Same as above with the ex-
ception of Quaker State ; Chase Bank.
J. M. KESSLINGER & ASSOCIATES
37 Saybrook Place, Newark 2, N. J.
Phone: MArket 3-0007
ANPA— APA— NBP
Owner, Pres J. M. Kesslinger
Media Director H. C. R. Kesslinger
Research Director Mitchell Krauss
Account Executives Joseph M. Dietz,
Morton Howard Roth, Paul Weisman
Radio Accounts: Guardian Life Insurance
Co., New York City; O. E. Linck Co. (Agri-
cultural Prods.) Clifton, N. J.; Quickee
Products, Inc. (Hand Cleaner) Yonkers, N.Y.
KETCHUM, MacLEOD & GROVE,
INC.
411 Seventh Ave., Pittsburgh 19, Pa.
Phone: COurt 1-5100
AAAA— ABP— ANPA
President George Ketchum
Exec. V.P., Administration. . .W. S. Redpath
Exec. V.P., Service E. T. Parrack
V.P., Radio & TV Dir. . .Edgar J. Donaldson
Feature Film Buyer Donald L. Fox
Radio-TV Producers William B. Kroske,
Norton T. Gretzler, Warren C. Rossell
Branch Offices
155 E. 44th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-5640
Assoc. Dir. Radio-TV. . .Edmund Anderson
8 E. Long St., Columbus 5, Ohio
Phone: CApital 4-9632
Radio-TV Producer Wm. O. Burchinal
Radio Accounts: Braun Baking Co., Pitts-
burgh; Chevrolet Dealers, Maryland, Vir-
ginia Zones; Dairymens Cooperative Sales
Assn., Pittsburgh; East Ohio Gas Co., Cleve-
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Media M. Peterson
Radio-TV Time Buyer B. Reid
Prod. Mgr. Joseph Kiebrick
Branch Offices
520 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: Michigan 2-0300
638 S. Van Ness St., Los Angeles 5, Cal.
Phone: DUnkirk 7-7305
405 Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Cal.
Phone: EXhrook 2-6275
President Alfred Ducato
Radio Accounts: Brondow Inc. (Breath O'
Pine), Mt. Vernon, N. Y.; Firth Carpet Co.,
TV Accounts: Firth Carpet Co., N.Y.C.
land; Hospital Service Assn., Manufacturers
Light & Heat Co., Natural Gas Companies,
Peoples Gas Co., Rieck Dairy Co., Vimco
Macaroni Co., Westinghouse Electric Corp.,
Aluminum Co. of America, Pittsburgh Brew-
ing Co., Thorofare Markets, Inc., Westing-
house Broadcasting Co., all Pittsburgh, Pa.;
Peoples 1st Nat. Bank & Trust Co.; Ohio
Fuel Gas Co.; Calgon, Inc.
Television Accounts: Aluminum Co. of
America, Braun Baking Co., Calgon, Inc.,
Dairymens Cooperative Sales Assn., Fidelity
Trust Co., Manufacturers Light & Heat Co.,
Natural Gas Companies, Peoples First Nat'l.
Bank & Trust Co., Thorofare Markets, Inc.,
Westinghouse Electric Corp., all of Pitts-
burgh; East Ohio Gas Co., Cleveland; Ohio
Fuel Gas Co., Columbus, Ohio; Hope Natu-
ral Gas Co.; United Fuel Gas Co.; Westing-
house Bcstg. Co.
KEYES, MADDEN & JONES, INC.
(Div. of Russel M. Seeds Co., Inc.)
919 No. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 3-2133
ANPA— APA— NBP— NOAB
Chrmn. of Bd Freeman Keyes
President Edward D. Madden
Exec. Vice Pres Howard A. Jones
Sr. Vice Presidents. .Harry B. Goldsmith, Jr.,
E. Dean Landis, David H. Halpern (N. Y.)
V.P., Mktg. & Mdsg Fred Willson
V.P., Radio-TV Russell B. Young
V.P., Research Dr. Jay S. Niefeld
V.P., Art (N. Y.) Charles Chappell
Time Buyer Merle Myers
Branch Offices
4 W. 58th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-1900
Sr. V.P., Gen. Mgr David H. Halpern
121 Monument Circle, Indianapolis 9, Ind.
MElrose 5-1361
Manager Paul Richie
418 S. Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 4-7613
Manager Lou Place
Radio Accounts: Fendrich Inc. (La Fend-
rich & Chas. Denby Cigars), Evansville, Ind.;
C. H. Wallerich Co. (Chrysler & Plymouth
Distributors), Indianapolis, Ind.; Pinex
Company (Cough Syrup & Pabasone), Fort
Wayne, Ind.; Bond Clothes, New York.
TV Accounts: Brown & Williamson To-
bacco Corp. (Raleigh Cigarettes), Louisville
1, Ky.; Pinex Company (Cough Syrup),
Fort Wayne, Ind.; W. A. Sheaffer Pen Com-
pany, Fort Madison, Iowa; Elgin American,
Division of Illinois Watch Company (Com-
Pacts, pearls, etc.), Elgin, 111.; Bond Clothes,
New York.
ABBOTT KIMBALL CO., INC.
250 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: YUkon 6-7800
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB
President Abbott Kimball
V.P Lawrence D. Reedy
Chrm. Plans Board, V.P.....H. B. LeQuatte
Vice Pres , , Gladys Church
LEW KING, VEHON & WOLF
2nd Ave. & Adams, Phoenix, Ariz.
Phone: ALpine 4-5548
President Lew King
Vice Pres., Sec'y. .S. E. Vehon
Treasurer George J. Wolf
Radio-TV Dir Jack Beveridge
Copy Chief. James Silvius
Radio Accounts: Associated Dairy Prod-
ucts (Webster's Dairy) Glendale, Ariz.;
Economy Finance (Finance & Loan) Phoe-
nix, Ariz.; Desert Enterprises (Hotels & Mo-
tels) Phoenix, Ariz.
TV Accounts: Associated Dairy Products
(Webster's Dairy) Glendale, Ariz.; J. J.
Newberry (Variety Store), Economy Finance
Co. (Loans), all Phoenix, Ariz.
KIRCHER, HELTON & COLLETT
2600 Far Hills Ave., Dayton 9, Ohio
Phone: WAlnut 3191
AAAA— ABP
Pres.. .Ralf C. Kircher
Vice-Presidents. ... . . .James M. Hadley,
Norman Van Zant, Jack J. Westerman
Exec. V.P.. Watson B. Meitoalf
Treas. & Dir. Prod. ...... . .Carter B. Helton
Art Director. .............. L. E. Brinkman
Production Manager T. Gerald Moon
Secretary. ...................... R. L. Mills
Asst. Treas George E. Nunn
Media Dir.. John J. Manning
Radio & TV Dir.. ........ . .Donald R. Lyons
Dir. Asst Elizabeth Butler
Radio Accounts: Gem City Savings Assn.,
The Rike-Kumler Co. (Department Store).
Lowe Brothers Paint Store, Good House-
keeping Shop, all Dayton, Ohio; F. N. John-
son Co. (Food Dist.), Biltmore Hotel, Lowe
Bros. Co. (Paints), Gem City Ice Cream.
TV Accounts: Gem City Savings Assn.,
The Rike-Kumler Co., Good Housekeeping
Shop, Gem City Ice Cream Co., WHIO-TV,
Biltmore Hotel, F. N. Johnson Co., all Day-
ton, Ohio.
Estimated Radio & TV Billings: $105,000.
KIRKLAND-WHITE & SCHELL ADV.
101 Marietta St., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: JAckson 4-3682
APA— SNPA— ANPA— NBP— NOAB
Partners. .... ...... .J. A. Kirklaiad,
Frank W. White, James B. Scheil
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Production Manager T. J. Majors
Copy Chief Janet Foster
Accounts: Radio Station WSB, Atlanta, Ga.
PHILIP KLEIN ADV., INC.
Penn Square Bldg., Philadelphia 2, Pa.
Phone: RI 6-7070
ANPA— APA— NBP
Chairman Philip Klein
President Morton A. Koghland
Sec'y, Treas Herbert Ringold
Art Dir Bert Greenspan
Copy Chief Milton Feldman
TV Time Buyer. Radio Dir.... Paul Philips
Media Dir Joanna Sealove
Pub. Dir Henry Klein
Acct. Executives Philip Klein,
Morton Koshland, Herbert Ringold, Har-
old Gilbert
Accounts: Admiral Travel Service; Alex-
ander Young Distilling Co., American
Friends Service Committee; Art Alliance;
Atlas Import & Export Co.; Buten, M., &
Sons; Co.; Chaim Solomon Cemetery; Dis-
tillers Warehousing Co.; Frankford Grocers;
Goldban Pharmacal Co.; Gorson, George;
Herbach & Rademan; Industrial Trust Co.;
Jacquin, Charles, et Cie; Junto (Adult Ed-
ucation School); King David Cemetery;
Levine, Joseph; Lionel Friedman Inc.;
Luria Brothers & Co. Inc.; Mifflin Chemical
Co.; National Mental Health Foundation,
Inc.; Oleen Shampoo Co.; Olive Products
Co.; Price, Charles Morris, School of Ad-
vertising; Professional Products Inc.; Puri-
tan Stationery Co.; Reed, William A. Co.;
Shaffer Food Stores; Sixty-Ninth St. Busi-
nessmen's Assn.; Snellenburg, N.; Society
of Industrial Realtors; Stonhard Co.; Sun
Ray Drug Stores; Wirkman Emanuel;
Young, Alexander.
WALTER J. KLEIN CO.
1214 Elizabeth Ave., Charlotte 4, N. C.
Phone: FR 7-1646
ABP— ANPA— APA— SNPA
Owner Walter J. Klein
Radio-TV Dir Alan Burke
Photography Dir W. Lineberger
Acct. Execs Charles L. Moss, Robert N.
Buckler, Guy Zwahlen
Branch Offices
17 E. 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-8351
Mgr Charles J. Basch HI
1110 E. Franklin Extension, Chapel Hill, N. C.
Phone: 8-5675
Chief Exec Guy Zwahlen
602 W. Morgan St., Raleigh, N. C.
Phone: TEmple 4-2379
Mgr A. M. Hugheyl
Radio Accounts: Jesse Jones Sausage Co.
(Meat Products) Raleigh, N. C. & Danville,
Va.; Maola Milk & Ice Co. (Dairy Products)
New Bern, N. C; M & J Finance Corp. (Auto
Finance) Offices in N. C. & S. C; Roberson's
BIG Beverages (Soft Drinks) Washington,
N. C; Southern Appliances, Inc. (Major Ap-
pliances) Charlotte, N. C; Station WRAL-
TV, Raleigh, N. C; Tall Fashions (Ladies
Ready.to-Wear Chain) Washington, D. C;
Pilot Life Insurance Co. (Multiple-Line In-
surance) Greensboro, N. C; Textile Workers
Union of America (Trades Union) New
York, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Jesse Jones Sausage Co.
(Meat Products) Raleigh, N. C. & Danville,
Va.; Jewel Box Associates (Jewelry Store
Chain), Greensboro, N. C; Maola Milk & Ice
Cream Co. (Dairy Products) New Bern,
N. C; American Hardware & Equip. Co.
(Hardware & Housewares) Charlotte, N. C;
Carolina Power & Light Co. (Public Utili-
ties) Raleigh & Asheville, N. C; Belk's De-
partment Stores (Department Store Ass'n.)
Charlotte, N. C; Thomas & Howard (Food
Products) Charleston, S. C; Blue Magic, Inc.
(Easy Monday Starch) Bryn Mawr, Pa.;
United Dairies (Dairy Products) Gastonia,
Shelby, Statesville, Concord, N. C; Chimney
Rork Park (Attraction) Chimney Rock,
N. C; Southern Appliances, Inc. (Major Ap-
pliances) Charlotte, N. C; Eckerd's Drugs,
Inc. (Drug Store Chain) Charlotte, N. C;
Walker-Martin (Major Appliances) Raleigh,
N. C; J. I. Case Co. (Farm Machinery) Char-
lotte, N. C; York Drug Co. (Kennedy's Mix-
ture) York, S. C; Suburban Rulane Gas Co.
(Public Utilities) Charlotte, N. C; North
Carolina Dairy Products Ass'n. (Trade
Ass'n.) Raleigh, N. C; Marnat Packing Co.
(Big Time Dog Food) Bennettsville, S. C;
Virginia Plastics & Chemical Co. (Handiflex
mops) Roanoke, Va.; Old World Formulas,
Inc. (Grecian Formula No. 16) Chicago;
North Carolina Food Dealers Ass'n. (Trade
Ass'n J Charlotte, N. C; Pilot Insurance
Co., Greensboro, N. C; Tussy Cosmetics, Re-
gional, (Tussy Cosmetics) New York, N. Y.;
Tall Fashions (Ladies Wear) Washington,
D. C; Roberson's BIG Beverages (Soft
Drink«) Washington, N. C; Geer Drug Co.
(Drug Products) Spartanburg, S. C.
EDWARD KLETTER ASSOCIATES,
INC.
515 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-1990
President .Edward Kletter
Exec. Vice Pres Daniel Potter
Director William C. Keenan
Dir. Marketing & Research Philip Agisim
Print Media Dir Thomas A. Doyle
Art, Production Dir Sydney Reich
Art Manager Erno Slovak
Production Mgr Jay Stuart
Accounting Mgr Florence Shapin
Publicity Pearl Sheridan
Creative Prod., Dir., Live TV Commercials
Charles M. Boland
Radio-TV Director Don Blauhut
Radio-TV Manager. . .Alvin L. Hollander, Jr.
TV Film Director Lloyd Durant
Radio-TV Media Dir Herbert Gruber
Time Buyer Ruth M. Bayer
Talent Buyer. Helen O. Lawin
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Accounts: Federated Supply Corp., New
York, N. Y.; Harrison Co., Long Island City,
N. Y.; Hook Drugs, Inc., Indianapolis, Ind.;
Journal of Lifetime Living Publ. Corp.,
New York, N. Y.; Liggett Drug Co., New
York, N. Y.; Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Newark,
N. J.; Serutan Co., Newark, N. J.; Sun Drug
Co., Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.
KOEHL, LANDIS & LANDAN, INC.
17 East 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 2-6600
ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB—NBP
Pies. & Treas Albert E. Koeh)
Vice-Pres. & Sec A. A. Landis
Vice-Presidents John R. Landan,
Russell C. Rowan
Space Buyer A. Lasity
KRUPNICK & ASSOCIATES, INC.
508 North Grand Ave., St. Louis 3, Mo.
Phone: JEfferson 3-1723
ABP— ANPA— APA
iident Sam Krupnick
Exec. V.P Tom Connelly
V. P., Creative Dir.. . .Raymond Armbruster
Secretary-Treasurer . .Edgar Kluge
Media Mgr Fred Wuellner
KUDNER AGENCY. INC.
575 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-6700
ABP— ANPA— APA— NBP—AAAA
ABC— NOAB
President C. M. Rohrabaugh
Exec. VjP., Treas Charles R. Hook, Jr.
Exec. V.P., Copy Chief .William J. Griffin, Jr.
Exec. V.P Vincent Aiello
Sr. V.P., Exec. Art Dir Paul Newman
V.P. & Copy Chief Amedee J. Cole
Vice-Presidents S. R. Kudner, William A.
McDonough, James F. Black, Andrew Did-
dell, Roger S. Harrison.
V.P., Radio-TV Donald Gibbs
V.P., Secy J. W. Millard
Asst. Sec'y, Controller. ...... .H. R. Titman
V.P., Pub. Rel. Dir F. C. Armstrong, Jr.
Asst. Dir. Media (Time). John Marsich
Branch Offices
New Center Bldg., Detroit, Mich.
Phone: Trinity 5-5315
Exec. Rep John H. Sheldon
681 Market St., San Francisco 5, Calif.
Phone: GArfield 1-5433
Representative J. H. Hornell
40 E. First St., Dayton 1, Ohio
Phone: HEmlock 2-811
Exec.-in-Charge Thomas J. Pritchard
3325 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 2-1127
Representative Maurice Garrett
Sheraton Bldg., 711 14th St.
N. W. Washingon 5, D. C.
Phone: NAtional 8-5506
Exee.-in-Charge Mrs. Ida Getty
TV Accounts: General Motors Corp.; The
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Inc.; Frigi-
daire Div., Dayton, Ohio.
KUFF & FELDSTEIN
233 E. 25th St., Baltimore 18, Md.
Phone: TUxedo 9-1485
President I. Harold Kuff
Vice-President Harry Feldstein
Art Director Stan Mossman
Media Director Dorothy Schwarz
Accounts: Auto Clinic; Foster Bros. Mfg.
Co.; Gaxton Co.; Greber Distributors, Inc.;
Greenebaum, M. & Sons; Gwynn Bldg.;
Hearst Radio Inc., WBAL Baltimore, Md.
Radio & TV; Heller, R. C. Co.; Hoffman
Electric Co.; Lenderking Metal Products;
Levenson & Klein; Nelson & Co.; Paul
Brothers Cleaner & Dyers; Penn Upholster-
ing Co.; Schenuit Tire Co.; Southern Gal-
vanizing Co.; Tru-Fit Clothes; Washington
Lumber Co.
KUTTNER & KUTTNER. INC.
(>46 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-7940
ANPA
President Harold E. Kuttner
Vice Pres F. S. Kuttner
Exec. V.P., Sec, Treas C. D. Kuttner
V.P., Media Dir S. C. Kuttner
Copy Chief Martin Mailer
Art Directors Forest Lightle, Jane Smith
Radio TV Director Norbert Leeb
"ranch Office
130 W. 57th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-2358
V.P Saul Korshak
Radio Accounts: American Community
Bldrs. (Home Builders) Park Forest, 111.;
Kimball Hill (Home Builders) Rolling
Meadows, 111.; Gottfried Motors (Chrysler-
Plymouth Dealer) Chicago; Shoppers World
(Discount Dept. Store) Chicago; Fidelity
Builders (Home Builders) Arlington Heights,
111.; Ironite (Distributor) Chicago.
TV Accounts: Community Builders (Home
Builders & Remodelers) Skokie, 111.; Capitol
Dairy, Chicago; Gottfried Motors (Chrysler-
Plymouth Dealer) Chicago; Ironite (Auto-
matic Ironer Distributor).
LAKE-SPIRO-SHURMAN, INC.
Radio Center Bldg., Memphis 3, Tenn.
Phone: 5-1571
ANPA— ABP
President Avron Spiro
Secy-Treas .... . . M. M. Shurman
Radio-TV Time Buyers . . . Mrs. L. Simmons,
Martin Hollinger
Production Manager Mrs. M. Ross
Publicity Director Al R. Capley
Art Director Leonard Crook
Acct. Executives. David Davidson,
Mrs. L. Cunningham, Jane Zussman,
Courtney Shurman, Avron Spiro, Jr.
Radio Accounts: Plough Inc.; Kelley-
Clarke Co. (Canned Salmon), Seattle; Union
Planters National Bank, Memphis; Pantaze
Drug Stores, Memphis.
TV Accounts: Plough Inc., Memphis;
Union Planters Nat'l Bank, Memphis, Tenn.
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LAMBERT & FEASLEY, INC.
430 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-6464
ANPA— APA— NBP— NOAB
V.P., TV-Radio Dir.. John Bates
V.P., Copy Chief Richard Bridgman
V.P., Acct. Supv G. Douglas Morris
Radio Accounts: Phillips Petroleum Co.
(Gasoline, Motor Oil), Bartlesville, Okla.;
DeVilbiss Co., Drilling Specialties Co.; Lam-
bert-Hudnut Div. of Warner-Lambert Phar-
maceutical Co,; Phillips Chemical Co., Pro-
Phy-Lac-Tic Brush Co.
LANDL ERBERTO, ADV. CO.
853 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-0588
Owner Erberto Landi
Media Dir.. Rose Peters Gatto
Publicity Dir.. Rose George
Radio Accounts: Aiello Dairy Farms Co.
(Italian Dairy Products) Brooklyn, N. Y.;
Alba Drug Products (Vitamin Capsules)
New York City; Geo. A. Hormel & Co.
(Meat Products-Italian Field) Austin, Minn.;
Ferrara Conf. Co. (Italian Candy & Pastries)
New York City; Etna Importing Co. (Ciclopi
Wine) Bronx, N. Y.; Corona Products (Cof-
fee) South Ozone Park, N. Y.; Tolibia
Cheese Corp., Fond-du-lac, Wis.; Acqualina
Mfg. Co. (Washing Liquids, Bleach, Starch,
Blue) Brooklyn, N. Y.; Fontana Hollywood
Corp. (Wines) New York, N. Y.; Italian
Drug Imp. Co., New York, N. Y.; Ixtituto
Farmacoterapico Italian©, Rome, Italy.
TV Accounts: Geo. A. Hormel & Co., Alba
Drug Products, Aiello Dairy Farms Co., E.
Fucini & Co. (Italian Bitters) New York
City; Fontana Hollywood Corp., Tolibia
Cheese Corp., Italian Drug Importing Co.,
New York City.
PHILIP I LANE ADVERTISING
110 E. End Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: RE 7-5577
Owner, Acct. Exec .Philip J. Lane
LANG. FISHER & STASHOWER. INC.
1010 Euclid Bldg., Cleveland 15, O.
Phone: PRospect 1-0300
President. ......... ...... .H. Jack Lang
V.«P.-Treasurer . ......... Fred P. Stashower
Vice-Pres. & Sec. Alvin B. Fisher
Vice President Martin J. Cohn
Manager. John D. Cremer
Asst. Mgr.. David J. Stashower
Prod. Mgr John L. Rose
Asst. Prod. Mgr Edward T. Noll
Chief Time Buyer &
Field Service Mgr.. . . . .Garry C. McKelvey
Asst. Time Buyer .Helen T. Dwyer
Radio Accounts: Burrows Bros. (Office
Supply Store); Carling Brewing Co., Inc.
(Black Label Beer) Cleveland Transit Sys-
tem, General Electric Supply Co. (Appli-
ances) ; Ohio Mattress Co. (Sealy Mattres-
ses) ; Pick-N-Pay Supermarkets, Inc. (Grocer-
ies) ; Richman Brothers Co. (Men's Cloth-
ing) ; Union Savings & Loan Co., Yellow Cab
Co., all Cleveland, Ohio; Stouffer's Frozen
Foods, Cleveland, Ohio; Sugardale Provi*
sion Co., Canton, Ohio; Cleveland Indians
Baseball Co.
TV Accounts: Carling Brewing Co. (Black
Label Beer) ; Cleveland Transit System, Gen-
eral Electric Supply Co. (Appliances) ; Ohio
Mattress Co. (Sealy Mattresses) ; Pick-N-Pay
Supermarkets, Inc. (Groceries); Richman
Brothers Co. (Men's Clothing), all Cleveland,
Ohio; Sugardale Provision Co. (Meats)
Canton, Ohio; Cleveland Indians Baseball
Co.; Stouffer's Frozen Foods; Union Savings
& Loan Co.
C. J. LA ROCHE & CO., INC.
247 Park Ave. New York 17 N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-7711
ANPA— AAAA— NBP— APA— NOAB— ABP
Ch. Exec. Bd. Treas Chester J. LaRoche
Ch. of Board James D. Webb
President F. Kenneth Beirn
V.P. Copy Crane Haussamen
V.P. Art Folke Lidbeck
V.P. Radio-TV Tom Lewis
V.P. Research David E. Robinson
Asst. Secy. Medio Dir C. R. LaRoche
Mgr. TV Prodn Jay Bottomley
Mgr. Timebuying Humboldt Greig
Branch Office
6269 Selma Ave. Hollywood 28 Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-3656
Vice Pres Arthur White
Radio Accounts: Bekins .Van & Storage
Co., Los Angeles; Walt Disney Productions,
Burbank, Calif.; Disneyland, Inc., Anaheim,
Calif.; Lovell & Covel Co. (Candy Cupboard
Chocolates), Cambridge, Mass.; New Eng-
land Confectionery Co. (Neceo Candies),
Cambridge, Mass.; North American Philips
Co., Inc. (Norelco Electric Shavers), New
York; United States Tobacco Co., New York.
TV Accounts: Bekins Van & Storage Co.,
Los Angeles; Walt Disney Productions, Bur-
bank, Calif.; Disneyland, Inc., Anaheim,
Calif.; North American Philips Co., Inc.
(Norelco Electric Shavers), New York; Rev-
Ion, Inc., New York; Warner Bros. Co.
(Foundation Garments, etc.), Bridgeport,
Conn.
LEECH ADVERTISING CO.
615 Hanna Bldg., Cleveland 15, Ohio
Phone: TOwer 1-2065
Pres., Treas Edward P. Leech
Vice Pres dejane Dreher
Account Exec Harold N. May
Accounts: Akron Products (House Jacks),
Seville, Ohio; Components Corp. (Hi-Fi
Turntables), Denville, N. J.; Conrac, Inc.
(Fleetwood Custom Television), Glendora,
Calif.; Custom Classics (Hi-Fi Dealer),
Cleveland; Enibro Mfg. Co. (Wire House-
ware & Garden Products), Canton, Ohio;
Gilcher Lumber Co., Akron, Ohio; Lobl
Mfg. Co. (Wearever Heating Pads), Middle-
boro, Mass.; Miller Studios, Inc. (Wall
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Plaques), New Philadelphia, Ohio; Modern
Display Equipment Co., Cleveland; E. L.
Mustee & Sons (Laundry Trays), Cleveland;
NEA Service, Inc., Cleveland; Neal Bear
Corp., W. Richfield, Ohio; Plakie Toys, Inc.,
Youngstown, Ohio; San Hygene Furniture
Mfg. Co., Akron, Ohio; Selby Industries
(Movie Theater Screens), Akron, Ohio.
AL PAUL LEFTON CO., INC.
1617 Pennsylvania Blvd., Phila. 3, Pa.
Phone: RIttenhouse 6-1500
ANPA— APA— NOAB
President Al Paul Lefton
Vice-Pres. & Treas H. S. Louchheim
Space Buyer E. V. Righter
Branch Offices
71 Vanderbilt Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 9-7470
President . . . Al Paul Lefton
Vice-Pres. & Mgr R. J. Herts
435 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-9511
Gen. Mgr Herschel M. Brown
Rudio Accounts: Phila. Electric Co. (Light
& Power), Crawford Clothes, Inc., Schmidt's
Beer & Ale, RCA Home Appliances &
Electronics.
TV Accounts'. Sylvan Seal Milk Co.
(Milk), Schmidt's Beer & Ale, Philadelphia,
Pa., RCA Home Appliances & Electronics.
LENNEN & NEWELL, INC.
330 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-5400
ANPA— APA— NBP— A A AA— NO AB
ABC— ABP
President Adolph J. Toigo
Exec. Vice-Pres Thomas C. Butcher
Sr. Vice-Pres., Management Acct.
Supvr Walter M. Swertfager
Sr. V.P., Exec. Art Dir Richard Mancini
Sr. V.P., Radio-TV Dir.. .Nicholas E. Keesely
Sr. V.P., Acct. Supvs Gordon D. Cates,
Thomas H. Lane, Henry W. Lowe, L. E.
Miller, C. L. Smith, Jackson Taylor
V.P., Secy.-Treas John D. Speirs
V.P., Media Dir Anthony DePierro
Sr. V.P., Mdse. Dir Clifford W. Davis
Sr. V.P., Mgr. Prod. Dept.. .Michael J. Madar
V.P., Mgr. Service Dept Myles E. Baker
Sr. V.P., Dir. of
Research Christopher A. Sante
V.P., Radio-TV Business
Mgr Francis C. Barton, Jr.
V.P., Comm. Prod Anthony J. Pan
Branch Offices
308 N. Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Radio Accounts: American Airlines, Inc.;
Benrus Watch Co.; Chicopee Mills, Inc.;
Colgate-Palmolive Co.; Dromedary Div. of
National Biscuit Co., all New York; Gunther
Brewing Co., Baltimore; P. Lorillard Co.,
Inc., New York; McCormick & Co., Inc.;
Baltimore; Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., Indian-
apolis.
TV Accounts: American Gas Assn., Inc.,
New York; Armstrong Rubber Co., West
Haven, Conn.; Benrus Watch Co.; Chicopee
Mills, Inc., Colgate-Palmolive Co., all New
York; Emerson Drug Co., Div. of Warner-
Lambert Pharmaceutical Co., Baltimore;
Gunther Brewing Co., Baltimore; P. Loril-
lard Co., Inc., New York; Stokely-Van Camp,
Inc., Indianapolis.
LESCARBOURA ADVERTISING, INC.
Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y.
Phone: CRoton 1-3444
Pres Austin C. Lescarboura
V.P., Treas Stanley A. Lescarboura
Secretary Fred P. Donati
Radio Accounts: Aerovox Corporation
New Bedford, Mass.; Clarostat Mfg. Co.,
Inc. (Resistors), Technical Appliance Corp.
(TV Antennas), Sherburne, N. Y..
TV Accounts: Allan B. Dumont Labs
(Cathode Ray Tubes), Clifton, N. J.
LEWIN, WILLIAMS & SAYLOR
INCORPORATED
130 E. 59th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-6200
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA— NBP
NOAB— CAAN
Board Chairman A. W. Lewin
President Sidney Matthew Weiss
Sr. V.P W. T. Pollock
Treeasurer D. J. Connolly
Secretary W. D. Kennedy
Sr. Vice Presidents J. P. Brodie,
A. Green, A. Kaplan
Radio-TV Dir Michael Winter
Branch Office
Raymond-Commerce BIdg., Newark 2, N. J.
Phone: MI 3-3200
V.P Leonard Newsteder
V.P Alhert Kornfeld
Radio Accounts: Costa Ice Cream Co.,
Newark, N. J.; Forstner, Inc. (Jewelry) Irv-
ington, N. J.; Norman M. Morris Corp.
(Omega Watches), New York, N. Y. ; Lingua-
phone Institute (Linguaphone), New York,
N. Y.
LILLER, NEAL & BATTLE
810 Walton BIdg., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: JA 4-8032
AAAA— ABC— ANPA— ABP— AFA
Partners & Acct. Execs C. K. Liller,
W. W. Neal, John K. Ottley, Jr., Howard
Axelberg
Media Dir Pamela A. Tabberer
Public Relations Richard Hodges
Mgr. Copy Dept C. L. Shields
Account Executives Paul Patterson,
Clay Scofield
Time Buyers Mary Jean Meadows,
Bobbie Kemp. Patricia Clark, Sherry
Phillips
Branch Offices
595 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-6120
Manager Helen Gordon
Radio Accounts: National NuGrape Com-
pany (NuGrape and SunCrest), Atlanta;
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Colonial Stores, Inc. (groceries), Atlanta;
Calling Brewing Co. (Black Label Beer),
Southeast Div.; Gold Kist Peanut ( Ravo),
Moultrie, Ga.; Piedmont Airlines, Winston-
Salem; Alabama Flour Mills; Armour Fer-
tilizer Works; H. G. Hastings Seed Co.;
H. W. Lay & Co. (Pot. Chips); Ashcraft-
Wilkson (Fertilizer) ; Bank of Ga.; Pomona
Products (Pimentos) ; G. E. Corp. (Portable
Appliance Div.).
TV Accounts: H. W. Lay & Company (po-
tato chips), Atlanta; Colonial Stores, Inc.
(groceries), Atlanta; Cariing Brewing Co.
(Black Label Beer), Southeast Div.; Gold
Kist Peanut Co. (Ravo), Moultrie, Ga.;
Bank of Georgia, Atlanta; Trust Company
of Georgia, Atlanta; W. D. Alexander (GE
Products), Atlanta; Piedmont Airlines;
H. G. Hastings (Feeds, Plants & Gardening),
Brock Candy Co., Atlanta; Colonial Stores,
Inc.; Armour Fertilizer Works; Pomona
Products.
Estimated Radio & TV Billings: $1,000,000.
LIONEL & SIMONS, INC.
6425 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-7429
President Lionel Fink
Vice President J. L. Simons
Art Director David Blower
Art Supervisor Paul Lee
Copy Chief Rita Burton
Sr. Acct. Exec Robert Reese
Office Mgr .Jacqueline Rose
Radio Accounts: Empire Furniture Co.,
Los Angeles, Calif.; Allied Furniture Co.,
Los Angeles, Calif.; Barry's Jewelers, Cal-
Bilt Upholstery Co., Los Angeles; Hudson's
Jewelers, Los Angeles.
TV Accounts: CalBilt Upholstering Prods.,
Los Angeles; Hudson's Jewelers, Los An-
geles; Ed-Len Rug Cleaners, South Gate,
Calif.; Orne (Sun Tan Lotion) Hollywood,
Calif.
LIVINGSTON & ASSOCIATES
218 E. Ontario St., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 3-1755
President Fred Livingston
Vice President Paul Faltysek
Treasurer Sherry Thorne
Account Executives William J. O'Brien,
Annette Sliapiro.
W. E. LONG CO.
(Independent Bakers' Cooperative)
188 W. Randolph St., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: RAndolph 6-4606
President C. Frank Summy, Jr.
Gen. Mgr E. E. Hanson
Advtg. Dir Wm. Goodman
Dir. of Radio & TV David R. Hayes
Asst. Dir .John Pesich
Radio Accounts: Amrhein's Bakery, Inc.,
Springfield, 111.; Mrs. Boehme's Bakery, San
Angelo, Tex.; Butter Krust Baking Co.,
Sunbury, Pa.; Carpenter Baking Co., Mil-
waukee, Wise; Cotton Bros. Baking Co.,
Montpelier, Vt.; Dietzen's Bakeries, Ander-
son, Ind.; Fluhrer Bakeries, Inc., Medford,
Ore.; Fuchs Baking Co., So. Miami, Fla.;
Gardner Baking Co., Madison, Wise; Gase
Baking Co., Saginaw, Mich.; Gunzen-
hauser Bakery, Lancaster, Pa.; Haller's Eagle
Bakery, Inc., Altoona, Pa.; Holsum Baking
Co., Roswell, N. M.; Holsum Bakery,
Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Holsum Bakers, Tampa,
Fla.; Holsum Baking Co., Harlingen, Tex.;
Jamestown Baking Co., Jamestown, N. Y.;
Lee Baking Co., Victoria, Tex.; Master
Baking Co., Mt. Vernon, 111.; McGough
Bakeries Corp., Birmingham, Ala.; Nickles
Bakery, Navarre, Ohio; Silver Loaf Baking
Co., Spokane, Wash.; Franco-Superior Bak-
ing Co., San Diego, Calif.; Old Homestead
Baking Co., Denver, Colo.; Star Baking
Co., Colorado Springs, Colo.
TV Accounts: McGough Bakeries Corp.,
Birmingham; Carpenter Baking Co., Mil-
waukee; Fuchs Baking Co., So. Miami, Fla.;
Old Homestead Bread Co., Denver, Colo.;
Phoenix Holsum Bakery, Phoenix, Ariz.
Estimated Radio & TV Billings: $450,000.
LOWE & STEVENS
685 W. Peachtree St., N.E., Atlanta 8, Ga.
Phone: TRinity 2-9694
AAAA— ABP— ANPA
Partners Robert C. Lowe, Jr., John H.
Stevens
Vice President Jules Clyde Gerding
Art Director J. D. Hawkins
Production Mgr O. L. Shelley
Media Director Audrey Jones
Radio Accounts: White Provision Co.
(Cold Cuts, Wieners, Sausage); Roman
Cleanser Co. (Bleach), both Atlanta, Ga.;
Georgia Power Co. (Appliances) ; Robinson
Syrup Co. (Flap Jack Syrup), Cairo, Ga.
TV Accounts: Atlanta Transit System (Serv-
ice), Atlanta, Ga.; Roman Cleanser Co.
(Bleach) Detroit, Mich.; White Provision
Co.; Georgia Power Co. (Appliances) ; Rob-
inson Syrup Co. (Flap Jack Syrup), Cairo,
Ga.
Estimated Radio-TV Billings: $87,000.
LUCKOFF <& WAYBURN, INC.
320 W. Lafayette Blvd., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 2-0707
ABP— ANPA— APA— NBP
President, Treas Louis H. Luckoff
Exec. V.P Leon S. Wayburn
Secretary Robert Goldfarb
Time Buyer Alan E. Luckoff
Media Dir Edith Rose
TV Time Buyer Donald DeCook
Radio-TV Time Buyer Edward Allen
Radio Accounts: State Sample Dept. Store,
Cole & Erwin Jewelry Co., Twin Pines Dairy,
Detroit & Northern Savings & Loan Assn.,
Detroit Times, all Detroit, Mich.
TV Accounts: State Sample Dept. Store,
Detroit Times, Meyer Jewelry Co., Gordon-
Chapman (Grenadier Mattress); Twin Pines
Dairy, Detroit & Northern Savings & Loan
Assn., Koolvent Awnings, all Detroit.
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EARLE LUDGIN & CO.
121 W. Wacker Drive, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: ANdover 3-1888
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA— ABC
NOAB— ABC
Chairman, Treas Earle Ludgin
President Vincent R. Bliss
Exec. V.P., Art Dir John H. Willmarth
V.P.'s, Acct. Execs Fred Klein, Kenneth
Mason, Clifford Schaible, J. E. Chapman,
George Rink, Ralph Whiting.
V.P., Radio-TV Dir Jane Daly
Head Time Buyer Ruth Babick
Radio Accounts: Rit Products Corp., The
Best Foods, Inc., W. F. McLaughlin & Co.
TV Accounts: The Best Foods, Inc., W. F.
McLaughlin & Co., Rit Products Corp., (All
Purpose Rit), New York, N. Y.
LYNN ORGANIZATION
15 S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Phone: VAlley 2-7182-3
ABP— ANPA— APA— NBP— NOAB
Owner, Acct. Exec S. C. B. Lynn
Creative Dir Donald A. Smith
Copy Chief W. E. Skrinak
Radio-TV &
Media Dir W. P. McLauchlin
Radio Accounts: Wise Potato Chip Co.
(Potato Chips), Berwick; Quinlan Pretzel
Co. (Pretzels), Reading; Purvin Dairy Co.
(Milk), Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; Kingston Cake
Co. (Blue Ribbon Cake), Kingston, Pa.
TV Accounts: Wise Potato Chip Co. (Po-
tato Chips), Berwick; Quinlan Pretzel Co.
(Pretzels), Reading, Pa.; Kingston Cake Co.
(Blue Ribbon Cake), Kingston, Pa.
W. D. LYON COMPANY
303 Second Ave. S.E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Phone: EMpire 4-2451
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB— NBP
President W. D. Lyon
Vice President R. B. Creswell
Acct. Execs R. P. Zirbel, R. H. Schubert
Media Dir R. P. Ames
Radio & Time Buyer ..Eileen Burns
Branch Office
373 Orpheum Electric Bldg., Sioux City, la.
Phone: 5-4428
Manager H. Don Carlos
Radio-TV Dir Robert D. Colburn
Rrdio Accounts: Ames Incross (Hybrid
Chicks), Des Moines, Iowa; Crescent Elec-
tric Supply Co. (Electrical Appliances &
Supplies), Dubuque, Iowa; First National
Bank, Sioux City, Iowa; Guaranty Bank &
Trust Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Home Town
Dairies, Iowa City, Iowa; Iowa Dairy
Industry Commission, Des Moines, Iowa;
Rockford Brick & Tile Co., Rockton, Iowa;
Kay Dee Feed Co. (Farm Feeds) Le Mars,
Iowa; Wells Blue Bunny Co. (Dairy) Le-
Mars; Kent Feed Co. (Farm Feeds) Musca-
tine, Iowa; United Hagie Hybrids (Hybrid
Seed Corn), Des Moines, Iowa.
TV Accounts: Cownie-Williges (Furriers),
Sioux City, Iowa; First National Bank, Sioux
City, Iowa; Home Town Dairies, Iowa City,
Iowa; Kent Feed Co. (Farm Feeds) Musca-
tine, Iowa; Tolerton-Warfield (Food Broker-
age) Sioux City, Iowa; John B. Turner Co.
(Morticians), Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Wells
Blue Bunny (Dairy), LeMars, Iowa; Whink
Products (Household Aids), Eldora, Iowa.
MacFARLAND, AVEYARD & CO.
333 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1. 111.
Phone: RAndolph 6-9360
ANPA— ABP— AAAA— ABC
Chairman Hays McFarland
President A. E. Aveyard
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Walter C. Power
V.P., Creative Dir Norman A. Fox
Vice-Presidents David W. Stotter,
Robert Bullen, Robert Byars, George
Stokes
V.P., Art Dir Rom. Z. Rigotti
Research Director Armond Fields
Media Director ..A. S. Trude, Jr.
V.P., Mdse. Mktg F. W. Julsen
V.P., Radio-TV Dir J. C. Shelby
Prod. Mgr W. E. Christopher
Radio Accounts: Stewart-Warner Corp.,
Alemite Corp., Chicago, 111.; Drewrys Ltd.,
U. S. A., Inc. (Beer) ; Zenith Radio Corp.
(Hearing Aids), Chicago; Martin-Senour Co.
TV Accounts: Drewrys Ltd., U. S. A., Inc.
(Beer & Ale), South Bend, Ind.; Stewart-
Warner Corp., Alemite Division, Chicago,
111.; Knoxville; Martin-Senour Paints, Chi-
cago; Zenith Radio Corp.
MacLAREN ADVERTISING CO. LTD.
Ill Richmond St., West, Toronto, Ontario
Phone: EMpire 4-0321
President E. V. Rechnitzer
Sr. V.P., Mng. Dir .James Ferres
Vice Presidents C. E. Brown, F. P. Gill,
W. F. Harrison, Scott Stockwell, C. J.
Chandler, G. G. Sinclair, W. G. Graham
Treas. & Dir M. D. MacMahon
Super. TV Prod L. B. McColl
Mgr. Media D. C. Linton
Mgr. Creative. . . .R.W. Pethick, G. M. Elliott
Mgr. Radio-TV F. Hugh Horler
Asst. Mgr H. E. Hough
Time Buyer Mary Moran
Traffic Mgr Kay Dale
TV Film W. O. Crampton
Branch Offices
550 Sherbrooke St., W. Montreal, Quebec
Phone: VI 5-1222
Vice Pres C. J. Chandler
911 Electric Railway Chambers
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Phone: 2-6321
Manager E. P. Thomson
1240 West Pender St., Vancouver, B. C.
Phone: Marine 6268
Manager W. D. M. Patterson
Radio & TV Accounts: Aluminum Goods
Ltd., Canada Dry Limited, Canadian General
Electric Co., General Motors of Canada,
H. J. Heinz Co. of Canada, Ltd., Home Oil
Distributors, Imperial Oil Ltd., Javex Co.,
Ltd., Lake of the Woods Milling Co., Lever
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Brothers Ltd., W. H. Malkin & Co., Ltd.,
Martin-Senour Co., Ltd., Mutual Life Assur-
ance Co. of Canada, Standard Brands Ltd.,
Tucklett Ltd., Zero Manufacturing Co., Ltd.,
Dominion Stores Ltd., Brantford Coach &
Body, Canadian Allis-Chalmers Ltd., Chevers
Olde English Marmalade, Gen. Motors Ac-
ceptance Corp., The Glidden Paint Co. Ltd.,
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines; Massey-Harris,
Ferguscon Ltd., Molson's Brewery (Ontario)
Ltd., Nat. Trust Co. Ltd., Harold F. Ritchie
& Co. Ltd.
MacMANUS, JOHN & ADAMS, INC.
Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
Phone: Midwest 6-1000
ANPA— AAAA— ABC
President Ernest A. Jones
Exec. Vice Pres John R. Mac Manus
V. P., Asst. to Pres Charles F. Adams
V.P., Secy., Treas Leo A. Hillebrand
V.P., Gen. Mgr Fred J. Hatch
V.P., Media Dir Elmer W. Froehlick
Radio-TV Time Buyer C. N. Campbell
V.P., Dir. of Radio-TV. Henry G. Fownes, Jr.
V.P., Pur. Art Dir Armin Seiffert
Branch Office
444 Madison Ave.. New York, N. Y.
Phone: PL 9-3221
Vice Pres., Mgr Henry G. Fownes, Jr.
Media Director Henry Halpern
V.P. Radio-TV Creative Dir. .Mark Lawrence
V.P., Mkt., Res Robert E. Britton
1364 Russ Bldg., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: GArfield 1-3041
Manager Jack Holmes
6399 Wilshire Blvd.. Los Angeles 48, Calif.
Phone: WEbster 3-5881
Manager Robert Guggenheim
Phone: WE 3-9569
MacManus, John & Adams, of Canada, Ltd.
600 LIniversity Ave., Toronto 2, Ont.
Phone: EMpire 8-8317
V.P., Manager Leslie S. McMahon
Radio Accounts: Pontiac Motor Division,
Pontiac, Mich.; Cadillac Motor Division.
Dearborn, Mich.; Dow Chemical Co., Mid-
land, Mich.; Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co.;
Garrett & Co., Inc.; Good Humor Corp.;
Noxzema Chemical Corp.; S. A. Schonbrunn
& Co.; S. B. Thomas, Inc.; White Rock Corp.
TV Accounts: Pontiac Motor Div., Pontiac,
Mich.; Dow Chemical Co., Midland, Mich.;
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co.; GM Corp.;
Noxzema Chemical Corp.; Good Humor
Corp.
MALCOLM-HOWARD
203 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago, 111.
Phone: ANdover 3-0022
ABP— ANPA— BPA
Owner Arthur M. Holland
Account Executives Arthur A. Barkun,
Max G. Holland, Robert Larson
Radio-TV Dept Edward Drucker,
Bernard Berman, Stuart Shelling, Beverly
Smith, Fran Weiss, Arthur Anderle
Radio Accounts: Evans Fur Co.; Courtesy
Motors; Mages Sports Stores; Hires Bottling
Co.; Zip Bottling Co.; Sun-Times; Royal
Lumber Co.; Roller Derby; Associated Hos-
pital Service; Square Deal Plumbing Co.
TV Accounts: Courtesy Motors; Evans fur
Co.; The Fair Dept. Stores; Hires Bottling
Co.; Vernor's Bottling Co.; Mages Sports
Stores; Royal Lumber Co.; Coral Stone Con-
struction Co.; Sun-Times.
J. GORDON MANCHESTER
ADVERTISING, INC.
1726 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W.,
Washington 6, D. C.
Phone: ME 8-0060
President J. G. Manchester
Vice Pres., Art Dir Richard P. Ehst
Radio-TV Dir Richard T. Williams
Radio Accounts: American Sta-Dri Co.
(Paint), Brentwood, Md.; Safeway Stores,
Inc. (Groceries), Washington, D. C.; C. F.
Sauer Co. (Mayonnaise, Spices), Richmond,
Va.
TV Accounts: American Sta-Dri Co. (Ma-
sonry Paint), Brentwood, Md.; Capitol Frito
Co., Bethesda, Md.; W. S. Pope & Sons,
(Cheese), Philadelphia, Pa.; National Fruit
Product Co., Inc., (Applesauce), Winchester,
Va.; Safeway Stores, Inc. (Groceries), Wash-
ington, D. C; C. F. Sauer Co. (Mayonnaise),
Richmond, Va.
ROBERT M. MARKS & COMPANY,
INC.
32 East 57th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-5924
ABP— ANPA— NBP
Pres. & Secy Robert M. Marks
Media Dir D. Scherer
Art Dir Don Bearard
Radio-TV Cons Sidney Walton
Research Dir Werner Lob
Pub. & P. R. Cons Arthur Pine
Radio Accounts: Peerless Products Co.
(Hair Preparations), Jersey City, N. J.;
National Shirt Shops, Inc. (Men's Furnish-
ings Chain), N. Y., N. Y.
TV Accounts: Swank, Inc., (Men's Jewelry
and Accessories), N. Y., N. Y.
MARWEL ADV., INC.
34 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-4270
ABP
President William W. Weltman
Exec. V.P Bruce Marchin
Secretary Gloria Marchin
Treasurer Ruth Weltman
V.P., Art Dir Charles Jefferson
Copy Chief Jack Silverman
Media Dir Rose Hoanzl
Prod. Mgr Gilbert Lubin
J. M. MATHES, INC.
260 Madison Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-7450
ABP— ANPA— AFA— ABC
President W. T. Okie
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Treasurer A. E. Cox
Secretary D. R. Hathaway
Vice-Pres. & Dirs Wilfred S. King,
Lester J. Loh, 0. L. Tinklepaugh, Jan
Meyer
Vice Presidents Thomas McCauley,
David Gibson, Harvey Rohde, William
Brayton
V.P., Dir. of Radio & TV. . . .Read H. Wight
Asst. Dir. Radio-TV Richard S. Jackson
Time Buyer Edna S. Cathcart
V.P., Publ. Dir Arthur Monroe
V.P., Media Dir Douglas Hathaway
Radio Accounts: Canada Dry Ginger Alae,
New York; Judson Dunaway Corp. (Delte,
Vanish), Dover, N. H. ; Northam Warren
Corp. (Cutex Lipstick, Nail Polish, Odorono)
Stamford, Conn.; Pure Food Co. (Deviled
Chicken, Chicken A La King, Herb-Ox Bouil-
lon Cubes, Westchester Boned Chicken,
Lentil Soup, Clear Chicken Broth), Mamaro-
neck, N. Y.; Nat'l Bd. of Fire Underwriters,
N. Y. C.
TV Accounts: Canada Dry Ginger Aile,
New York; Economics Laboratory (Soil-Off),
New York; Luden's, Inc. (Fifth Avenue
Candy Bar, Cough Drops), Reading, Pa.;
Northam Warren Corp., Stamford, Conn.;
Pure Food Co. (Westchester Boned Chick-
en), Marmaroneck, N. Y. ; Union Carbide &
Carbon Corp. (Institutional; Int'l Telephone
& Telegraph Corp.; Nat'lBd. of Fire Under-
writers, all N. Y. C.
MATHISSON & ASSOCIATES, INC.
411 E. Mason St., Milwaukee 2, Wis.
Phone: BRoadway 6-7181
ABP— ANPA— NBP-^NOAB
President C. A. Mathisson
V.P., Treas Ralph W. Henkel
Radio-TV Dir J. E. Severson
Time Buyer Robert Geary
Exec. Adm Walt E. Krueger
Media Dir Dale D. Karstaedt
JOSEPH MAXFIELD CO.
87 Weybosset St., Providence 3, R. I.
Phone: GAspee 144564457
ABP— ANPA— APA— NBP
President Joseph M. Finkle
Vice-Pres.-Treas Archie M. Finkle
Radio Director Dorothy M. Taipe
Production Mgr Richard D. Brugman
Art Dir Jeanette R. Brenner
MAXON, INC.
2761 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit 7, Mich.
Phone: LOrain 7-5710
ANPA— ABC
President Lou R. Maxon
Vice-President Searle Hendee
Treasurer W. I. O'Neil
Secretary G. Reginald McKiel
Radio & TV Dir Edwin Wilhelm
Branch Offices
12 E. 53rd St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-7676
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr M. F. Mahony
664 N. Rush, Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-1676
Vice President L. Martin Krautter
Radio and TV Accounts: Gillette Safety
Razor Co., Boston, Mass.; Mohawk Carpet
Mills, Inc., Amsterdam, N. Y.; H. J. Heinz
Company (canned foods), Pittsburgh, Pa.;
General Electric Co. (Radio Receiver Dept.)
Bridgeport, Conn.; Hotpoint, Inc. (appli-
ances), Chicago, 111.; Pfeiffer Brewing Co.,
Detroit, Mich.; Gillette Safety Razor Co. of
Canada, Ltd., Montreal, Que.; Griesedieck
Bros. Brewery Co., St. Louis, Mo.; Pitts-
burgh Plate Glass Co. (Paint Div.) ; Charles
E. Hires Co., Philadelphia; Climalene Co.,
Canton, Ohio.
McCANN-ERICKSON, INC.
485 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-6000
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB—PPA
Chairman of Board H. K. McCann
President Marion Harper, Jr.
Sr. V.P., Treas., Chrm. Finance Comm.
Frank White
Sr. Vice Presidents C. A. Posey,
George H. Giese
Sr. Vice Pres. &
Creative Dir John H. Tinker, Jr.
V.P. chg. Radio-TV George Haight
V.P. chg. Media William C. Dekker
Exec. Vice Pres Wilbert G. Stilson
Vice Pres. & Asst. Treas.. .Dixon R. Griswold
Secretary Benjamin Holme, Jr.
Asst. Secy Marjorie B. Middlebrook
Vice Presidents (N. Y.) . .Karl A. Brautigam,
William J. Breen, DonaM G. Calhoun,
Sidney W. Dean, Jr., J. L. Deane, G. B.
Dearnley, Leonard F. Erickson, J. J. Flana-
gan, H. L. Grafer, Alberta Hays, Farish A.
Jenkins. Daniel W. Keefe, Alton Ketehum,
Ralph B. Koser, Thomas P. Losee, Alfred
J. Roby, Jr., Margot Sherman, Wells W.
Spence, R. E. Thompson, G. Lester Wil-
liams, Jr., E. F. Wilson, W. Howard Chase,
John F. McClure, Neal Gilliatt, S. L. Meu-
lendyke, Edward B. Noakes, Dorothy B.
McCann. Earl H. Ellis, Richard Farricker,
David J. Hopkins, Lansing B. Lindquist,
Myron McDonald, John H. O'Toole, Jr.,
Wallace Rigby, Stuart Watson, Ferd Zieg-
ler, Edward R. Beach, W. E. Berchtold,
C. Terence Clyne, R. Cole, Herta Herzog,
Anthony Hyde, Russell Johnston, M| Carl
Johnson, Jr., T. A. McAvity, H. A. Mat-
toon, G. B. Park, Roger A. Purdon, Albert
W. Sherer, A. A. Sommer.
V.P., Mgr., N. Y. Office. . .Rudyard C. McKee
V.P., Chm. Creative Plans Bd.
Dir. Radio-TV
Commercials Christian Valentine, Jr.
Donald Armstrong, Jr.
Branch Offices
200 Berkeley St., Boston 16, Mass.
Vice Pres.-Mgr Hugh A. Mitchell
335 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 14, Ohio
Vice Pres.-Mgr Robert W. Dailey
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647 Griswold St., Detroit 26, Mich.
V.P., Mgr Paul Foley
900 Lovett Blvd., Houston 6, Texas
Vice Pres. Mgr. Joseph B. Wilkinson
1900 N. Akard., Dallas 1, Texas
Manager .Bill Sansing
318 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago 4, 111.
V.P., Mgr Peter G. Peterson
Commonwealth Bldg., Louisville 2, Ky.
Mgr J. Mac Wynn
114 Sansome St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Sr. V.P.-Mgr. West.
Oper Phipps L. Rasmussen
3325 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
V.P.-Mgr Reg W. Twiggs
Public Service Bldg., Portland 4, Ore.
Manager T. N. Tracy
836 W. Peachtree, Atlanta 8, Ga.
Mgr Mark B. Bollman, Jr.
International Division
642 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JU 6-3400
Chairman Robert E. Healy
Radio Accounts: American Trust Co., Cali-
fornia Packing Corporation (Del Monte),
California Spray Chemical Corp., California
Wine Association, Chesebrough-Pond's, Inc.,
Buick Division, Cowles Magazines, Inc.
Esso Standard Oil Co., Gray Drug Stores, Inc.,
Bulova Watch Company, Milk Foundation,
Inc., Milnot Company, National Biscuit Com-
pany, Ohio Bell Telephone Co., Pacific Pow-
er &Light Co., S.O.S. Company, Southern
California & Southern Counties Gas Com-
panies, Standard Oil Company (Ohio), Steg-
maier Brewing Co., Swift & Company, Nestle
Co. (Quik, Ever Ready Sweet Milk Cocoa,
Semi-Sweet Morsels, Cookie Mix, Gravey
Mix, White Sauce Mix), Mennen Co. (Foam
Shave Afta Shave), Lehn & Fink (Lysol &
Dorothy Gray Cosmetics, Allied Chemical &
Dye Corp., Central Vermont Railway, Cleve-
land Electric Illuminating Co., Coca Cola
Bottling Co., Columbia Records, Halle Bros.
Co., Humble Oil Co., Meade-Johnson Paper
Corp., Nat. City Bank of Cleveland, Rival
Packing Co., Seeck & Kade, Inc., Tidy House
Products, Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
(Chesterfield and Oasis).
TV Accounts: American Trust Co., Bell
Brand Foods Ltd., California Spray Chemi-
cal Corp., California Wine Association,
Chesebrough Mfg. Co., Chrysler Corp.,
Buick Division, Cowles Magazines, Inc.,
Derby Foods, Inc., Gray Drug Stores, Inc.,
Lincoln Bank & Trust Co., Lucky Lager
Brewing Company, Ohio Bell Telephone
Company, Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.,
Pacific Power & Light Co., S.O.S. Company,
Southern California & Southern Counties Gas
Companies, Standard Oil Company (Ohio),
Stegmaier Brewing Co., Swift & Company,
Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Nestle
Co. (Quik, Ever Ready Sweet Milk Cocoa,
Semi-Sweet Morsels, Cookie Mix, Gravey Mix,
White Sauce Mix), Mennen Co. (Foam Shave,
Afta Shave), Lehn & Fink (Lysol & Dorothy
Gray Cosmetics) Nat'l Biscuit Co., Bulova
Watch Co., Calif. Packing Corp. (Del
Monte), Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.,
Columbia Records, Esso Standard Oil Co.,
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (Chesterfield
& Oasis), Meade-Johnson Paper Corp., Rival
Packing Co., U. S. Borax & Chemical Co.
(20 Mule Team Borax).
MARSCHALK & PRATT
Division of McCann Erickson
460 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-4250
ABP— ANPA— APA— SNPA— ABC— AAAA
NOAB
Chairman William E. Berchtold
President S. L. Meulendyke
Senior Vice President S. H. Giellerup
Exec. Vice Pres Stuart D. Watson
Vice Presidents. .E. George Cloutier, Eugene
J. Cogan, Arthur J. Kemp, Martin Koehr-
ing, William C. Munro, Roy Danish, Wm.
H. Lewis, Jr.
Radio-TV Dir Glen Bammann
Radio TV Time Buyers Mary Ellis,
Catherine Noble
Radio Accounts: International Nickel Co.
(Institutional) New York; Coca Cola Bot-
tling Co. of New York; Genesee Brewing
Co., Rochester, N. Y. ; Popular Merchandise
Club, New York; The Mennen Co., Morris-
town, N. J.; National Lead Co., New York.
TV Accounts: Coca Cola Bottling Co. of
New York; National Lead Co. ("Dutch Boy"
paints) New York; Genesee Brewing Co.,
Rochester, N. Y.; Popular Merchandise Club,
New York; The Mennen Co., Morristown,
N. J.
WALTER McCREERY, INC.
256 So. La Cienega Blvd., Beverly Hills, Cal.
Phone: OLympia 2-4480
AAAA— ANPA— APA— NBP
Chin. Bd. & Pres Walter K. McCreery
Radio-TV Dir .Howard Flynn
Kadio Time Buyer Virginia White
Radio-TV Accounts: Harris & Frank (re-
tail clothing), Los Angeles; Ice Follies, Los
Angeles; Murphy Oldsmobile, Los Angeles;
So. Calif. Muffler Co. (exhaust systems), Los
Angeles; San Fernando Valley Times, No.
Hollywood; Fad Nylons (Hosiery) Beverly
Hills, Calif.
RICHARD N. MELTZER ADV., INC.
785 Market St., San Francisco 3, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 2-5877
ABP— ANPA
President Richard N. Meltzer
Exec. V.P Wallace X. Aron
Vice Pres Richard Lemen
Media Dir Bern Ann Abbaduska
Branch Office
6399 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: WEbster 8-2993
Manager Emil Reisman
Radio Accounts: Harrah's Club, Reno,
Nev.; Simca Advertising Council; Brooks
Camera; Gray Line, all San Francisco; Rick-
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ey's, Palo Alto, Calif.; Sealy Mattress Co.,
Oakland, Calif.; American Building Bainte-
nance Co., San Francisco; GallenKamp
Stores Co., Los Angeles; Bullock & Jones,
San Francisco.
Estimated Radio Billing: $180,000.
TV Accounts: Harrah's Club, Reno- Nev.;
Brooks Camera, San Francisco; Sealy Mat-
tress Co., Oakland, Calif.; GallenKamp
Stores Co., Los Angeles; Citroen Cars, Inc.,
Los Angeles; Totkins, Inc., San Mateo, Calif.
Estimated TV Billing: $100,000.
J. ROBERT MENDTE, INC.
317 South 16th St., Philadelphia 2, Pa.
Phone: KIngsley 6-1130
ABP— APA— NBP
President J. Robert Mendte
Vice Pres J. W. Holland
Treas N. L. Hughes
Prod. Mgr Dennis McClatchey
Radio Accounts: J. Bird Moyer Co. (MOY
Dental Holding Powder) Philadelphia; Wil-
son Lines (River Excursions) Philadelphia;
Riverview Beach Park (Amusement Park)
Pennsville, N. J.
TV Accounts: J. Bird Moyer Co., Wilson
Lines, Riverview Beach Park.
GEORGE T. METCALF, COMPANY
31 Canal St., Providence 3, R. I.
Phone: UN 1-2634
ABP— ABC— ANPA— AFA
Chmn. Bd George T. Metcalf
President Walter Hyland
Exec. V.P Sheldon Spencer
Time Buyer Robert O. Meehan
Radio Accounts: Otto Seidner, Inc. (May-
onaise), Westerly, R. I.
Estimated Radio Billings: $5,000.
ARTHUR MEYERHOFF & CO.
410 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: DElaware 7-7860
ANPA— NBP— AAAA—NOAB— APA
President Arthur E. Meyerhoff
Production Manager Allen Bethe
Dir. of Radio & TV S. L. Novy
Radio-TV Time Buyer. .Evelyn Vanderploeg
Space Buyer Mary Hauser
Copy Chief M. E. Chon
Branch Office
759 N. Milwaukee St., Milwaukee 2, Wis.
Phone: BRoadway 1-3144
V.P., Manager George Grabin
Radio Accounts: Chicago National League
Ball Club, Illinois Meat Company, Wisconsin
& Michigan SS Co., Wm. Wrigley Jr. Com-
pany, Patricia Stevens Models' Finishing
School, Chicago Transit Authority.
C. L. MILLER CO., INC.
521 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-1010
ABC— ANPA
President C. L. Miller
V.P., Treas P. P. Hoffman
Secy H. F. Renton
Exec. V.P W. L. Stocklin
V.P W. F. Mueller
V.P., Radio Prog R. C. Maddux
Prod. Mgr CD. Rogers, Jr.
Asst. Prod. Mgr J. M. Lacey
Producer J. M. Edgerton
Branch Offices
333 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, HI.
Phone: CEntral 6-9438
1502 Hunt Bldg., Main at 4th, Tulsa, Okla.
Phone: Gibson 7-9438
Radio and TV Accounts : E. W. Kneip, Chi-
cago, 111.; Lewis Research Lab., N. Y. C;
Piggly Wiggly Great Lakes, Sheboygan, Wis.;
True Magazine, N. Y. C; Karl Ehmer, Glen-
dale, N. Y. (all Radio); Corn Products Re-
fining Co., N. Y. C; Circle Line, N. Y. C;
Oral Roberts Evangelistic Assoc, Inc., Tulsa,
Okla.; Lewis-Howe, Chicago, 111. (TV).
EMIL MOGUL CO., INC.
625 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: TEmpleton 8-7100
ABP— ANPA— PPA— AAAA
Bd. Chrmn., President Emil Mogul
General Manager Richard Lockman
Secretary-Treasurer Helene Mogul
Exec. Vire-Pres .Charles L. Rothschild
V.P., Creative Dir.— Air Media
Myron A. Mahler
V.P., Creative Dir.— Print Media
Seth D. Tobias
Copy Chief Alfred P. Berger
Vice President Milton Guttenplan,
Nat Wildman
Traffic Production Supvr Al Mauro
Controller, Asst. to Pres.. .Norman N. Cohen
V.P.. Media & Research Dir..... Joel Martin
V.P., Dir. Marketing & Merch.. Jules Leonard
V.P., Radio-TV Dir Leslie Dunier
Radio-TV— Prod., Dir Henry Colman
Exec. Radio-TV Prod Donald S. Hillman
V.P., Exec. Art Dir William Jacoby
V.P., Drugs, Toiletries, Cosmetics Div.
Richard Lockman
Sr. Vice President Edward Klein
Dir. Media & Research Joel L. Martin
Dir. Publ. Relations Harry Chapperon
Print Media Dir Oliver Einstein
Copy Group Heads Dorothy Kent,
Charles Babkin
x^ccount Executives Harold Balk,
Bernard Kramer, Malcolm D. Mogul, Wil-
liam Shambroom, Wm. Conover, H. M.
Gurwitz, Dorothy D. Smith
Accounts: Adam Hat Manufacturers, New
York; Berolio Import Co. (Berio & Fran-
cesconi Olive Oil) New York; Ferber Corp.
(VU-writer Pens & Pencilettes( Englewood,
N. J.; Gem Oil Corp. (Edible Oils) Brook-
lyn, N. Y.; Gold Medal Candy Corp. (Bon-
omo's Turkish Taffy, Bonomo's Peanut Brit-
tle, Cocilana Cough Nips) Brooklyn, N. Y.;
Gradiaz, Annis & Co. (Gold Label
Cigars) Tampa, Fla.; Knomark Mfg. Co.
Esquire Shoe Polishes) Brooklyn, N. Y.;
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp. (P & T
Reserve, P & T Reserve, P & T Private Stock,
Peychaud Cordials, Dry Monopole Cham-
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pagne, Tintex, Winx) New York; Rayco Mfg.
Co. (Auto Seat Covers) Paterson, N. J.;
Revlon Products (Silken Net, Aquamarine
Shampoo, Lotion, Spray Mist, Revlon
Deordorant Stick) New York; Ronzoni Mac-
aroni Co. (Spaghetti & Macaroni Products &
Spaghetti Sauce) Long Island City, N. Y.;
Stone-Tarlow Co. ("Elevators" Shoes) Brock-
ton, Mass.; Barney's Clothes (Men's & Boys'
Clothing) New York; National Shoes (Fam-
ily Shoe Chain) New York; Rayco Auto
Seat Covers (Auto Seat Covers) Paterson,
N. J.; Bakers' Franchise Corp. Lite Diet
Bread), N. Y. C; Barricini Sandy Shops,
L. I. C; Field & Mint (Shoe), Brockton,
Mass.; Pierce's Proprietaries (Golden Medi-
cal Discovery), Buffalo, N. Y.; Tintex Co.,
N. Y. C.
CHESTER C. MORELAND CO.
1104 Times-Star Tower, Cincinnati 2, 0.
Phone: PArkway 1178
ABP— ANPA
President, Treas Chester C. Moreland
Secretary Walter H. Strauss
Vice-President .Carl H. Press
Vice Presidents. .B. L. Schurman, Carl Press,
Mahlon Sheridan
Radio Accounts: Coney Island, Inc., Coca-
Cola Bottling Co., Thomas Foods, Inc.
TV Accounts: Coney Island, Inc., Coca-
Cola Bottling Co., Thomas Foods, Inc., Adam
Wuest, Inc.
MOREY, HUMM & WARWICK, INC.
350 Fifth Ave., New York 1, N. Y.
Phone: LO 4-2240
ABP— ANPA— AAAA
President. Sylvester M. Morey
Exec. Vice-Pres. Llewellyn B. Van Doren
V.P. & Mgr. Utility & Home
Appliance Dept Albert W. Humm
V.P., Chmn. Plans Brd J. R. Warwick
V.P., Acct. Exec Stanley F. Ellsworth
V.P. & Art Dir William G. Sutton
Vice-Pres. & Merch. Dir Walter J. Andree
V.P., Radio & TV Dir W. L. Wernicke
Time Buyer Kathryn Shanahan
Research Dir Dr. Howard D. Hadley
Secy.-Treas William G. Carmody
Asst. to Pres David J. Wasko
Media Director Frank B. McElmoyl
Copy Chief Fred C. Maine
Dir. of Public Rel., Pub Warren Cox
Production Manager Paul Silardi
Radio Accounts: Sinclair Refining Co.,
Richfield Oil Corp. of N. Y.
TV Accounts: Sinclair Refining Co., New
York, N. Y.
MORSE INTERNATIONAL, INC.
122 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-2100
APA—NOAB
President J. Patterson
Export V.P CO. Sloane
Domestic V.P R. A. Dearth
Treasurer .J. A. Riedell
Media Dir O. E. Christy
Radio, TV Time Buyer R. A. McArdle
Export Media Mgr Aurora Blando
Dir. of Radio-TV Prod S. Lyon
Group Prod. Mgrs W. W. Williams,
C. Wright, D. Wheatley
Group Art Directors P. Zangas,
E. P. Ellis, W. Boege
Art Studio Dir S. Maltzman
Radio and TV Accounts: Vick Chemical
Co. (Vick Products), Prince Matchabelli,
Inc. Alfred D. McKelvy Co. (Seaforth Men's
Toiletries).
MOSER & COTINS, INC.
10 Hopper St., Utica 3, N. Y.
Phone: 3-7544
(Division of Rumrill Co., Inc.)
ABP— ANPA— APA--PPA— NBP— NOAB
Pres C. L. Rumrill
V.P., Gen. Mgr G. M. Prince
V.P., Treas L. B. Reigler
V.P., Sec'y Harry T. Duffy
Media Dir Mrs. L, B. Mang
V.P., Creative Dir A. M. Huntington
V.P A. S. Cotins
V.P., Radio-TV Dir. . . .Everett L. Thompson
Radio-TV Accounts: Mohawk Valley In-
vesting Co., Utica, N. Y.; Fitzgerald Bros.
Brewing Co. (Beer & Ale), Troy, N. Y.;
Honey Butter Products Corp. (Honey-But-
ter), Ithaca, N. Y.; Procino-Rossi Corp.
(Macaroni, Spaghetti & Egg Noodles) Au-
burn, N. Y.; Agricultural Insurance Co.
(Property Insurance), Watertown, N. Y.
MOSS ASSOCIATES, INC.
415 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-7377
APA— NBP^ABP— ANPA— PPA
President.. Joseph H. Moss
Art Director Sidney Fischer
Copy Chief Gerald H. Bruce
Media Director Florence Ellis
TV Director E. Landau
C. WENDEL MUENCH & COMPANY
75 E. Wacker Drive, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Financial 6-3481
ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB— NBP
President C. W. Muench
V.P., General Manager W. O. Yucum
Radio-TV Time Buyer Victor Fabian
Dir. of Merch Robert E. Moore
Production Mgr William G. Fisher
Branch Office
2102 Jackson, Dallas 1, Texas
Phone: RAndolph 2554
Radio Accounts: Freshrap Div., Badger
Paper Mills, Inc. (Waxed Paper), Peshtigo,
Wis.; Balentine Packing Co. (Meat Prod-
ucts), Greenville, S. C; Bosch Brewing Co.,
Houghton, Mich.; Consolidated Foods Corp.,
Chicago, 111.; L. C. Forman & Sons (Condi-
ments), Pittsford, N. Y.; Fox DeLuxe Foods,
Inc. (Poultry & Meat Products), Chicago,
111.; Fuji Trading Co. (Chop Suey Foods),
Chicago, 111.; Monarch Brewing Co., Chi-
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cago, 111.; Neuhoff Brothers Packers (Meat
Products), Dallas, Tex.
TV Accounts: Freshrap Div., Badger Paper
Mills (Waxed Paper), Peshtigo, Wis.; Balen-
tine Packing Co. (Meat Products), Green-
ville, S. C; Bosch Brewing Co., Houghton,
Mich.; Fox DeLuxe Foods, Inc. (Poultry &
Meat), Chicago; Monarch Brewing Co., Chi-
cago; Neuhoff Brothers Packers (Meat Prod-
ucts), Dallas, Tex.
NATIONAL EXPORT ADVERTISING
SERVICE, INC.
405 Lexington Ave.. New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-9292
AIAA
President Thomas W. Hughes
Vice-Presidents Joseph W. Madden,
Walter Kelly
Art Director Anthony Saris
Radio & TV Director Jerome Kates
Radio and TV Accounts: Borden Co.,
H. J. Heinz, Lever Brothers (U.S.), Quaker
Oats Co.
NEEDHAM & GROHMANN, INC.
30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone Circle 5-6200
ANPA— AAAA— NOAB— APA— NBP
Pres., Treas H. Victor Grohmann
V.P. & Sec'y John M. Handley
V.P. & Art Dir H. Nelson Kent
V.P.'s John M. Keil, Howard A. Heinsius
Exec. Sec'y Kathryn Intemann
Copy Director Vera Mezei
Prod. Mgr Samuel Boyd,
Lawrence W. Alpaugh
Media Dir Harry C. Ledingham
Acct. Executives H. Victor Grohmann,
John M. Handley, John M. Keil, Alfred
Burnham, Howard Heinsius
Accounts: America House; Centriline
Corp.; Chatham Mfg. Co.; Cosby Brush &
Import Co. Inc.; Flower City Charcoal Co.;
Huffman & Boyle; Johnson, Arthur A.,
Corp.; Chatham Mfg. Co.; Flower City
Charcoal Co.; Huffman & Boyle; Johnson,
Arthur A., Corp.; Kent of London; Lock-
wood, A. N.; National Biscuit Co.; Raymond
Concrete Pile Co.; Rockefeller Center, Inc.;
Staunton Military Academy; Stillman, &
Hoag, Inc.; Sussex County Planning Board;
Thonet Industries Inc.; White Turkey; Zen-
ith-Godley Co. Inc.
NEEDHAM, LOUIS & BRORBY, INC,
Prudential Plaza, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-3400
AAAA— ANPA— ABP— APA— ABC
President Maurice H. Needham
Sr. Vice Presidents Melvin Brodby,
W. R. Fowler
Melvin Brorbv, W. R. Fowler
Sr. V.P., Media Dir Otto R. Stadelman
V.P., TV-Radio Dir James G. Cominos
Financial V.P., Secy Max D. Anwyl
V.P. Chg. TV-Radio Prog. . .John Scott Keck
V.P. Chg. TV-Radio Comm.
Prod Alan Wallace
P. M. Morrow,
Spot Time Buyers
D. D. De Carlo
Branch Offices
9100 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 6-2073
Mgr Michael Gradle
730 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-0333
V.P. & Mgr Frederick A. Mitchell
V.P., Media Dir Gordon Vanderwarker
880 Bay St., Toronto, Ont., Canada
Phone: WAlnut 3-9817
V.P. & Mgr John A. Willoughby
Radio and TV Accounts: Campbell Soup
Co.; S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc.; S. C. John-
son & Son, Ltd.; Kraft Foods Co.; Morton
Salt Co.; People's Gas, Light & Coke Co.;
Quaker Oats Co.; Wieboldt Stores, Inc.;
Wilson & Co. Inc.; Household Finance
Corp.; Monsanto Chemical Co.; State Farm
Insurance Cos.; Kraft Foods Co. Ltd.;
Canadian Industries, Ltd.; Lever Brothers
Co.; Hotpoint Co., International Minerals &
Chemical Corp.; Palm Beach Co.
RALPH NELMS, INC., ADV.
Box 1624 SS Sta., Springfield, Mo.
Phone. 4-2555
President Ralph A. Nelms
Secretary Annabelle Gray
Account Executive J. H. Richards
Art Director Richard Wilcox
Radio Accounts: Wilson Bros. Mfg. Co.
(Hooked Rug Materials), Springfield; In-
dependent Stave Co. (Wood Products), Le-
banon; Reynolds Mfg. Co. (Reyco Tandem),
Springfield, Mo.
GEORGE R. NELSON, INC.
208 State St., Schenectady 5, N. Y.
Phone: FRanklin 4-4135
Pres. & Treas George R. N<lson
Vice-President Helen C. Nelson
Secretary Alice Pach
Art Director Arnold Hitchins
Radio, Copy, Pub. Dir. ... .Robert S. Cragin
TV Director Robert Stone
Radio Time Buyer Ruth WJHollister
TV Time, Space Buyer Tillie Reinig
Radio Transcription Production Accounts:
General Electric Company, Electronics Divi-
sion (G. E. Radios and TV Sets), Syracuse,
N. Y.; Saratoga Association (Racing Associa-
tion), Saratoga & New York, N. Y.; Gen-
eral Electric Company, Appliance Division
(Refrigerators, Stoves, etc.), Bridgeport,
Conn.; National Dairy Products Corp. (Seal-
test Dairy Prods.), Benrus Watch Company
(Watch Manufacturer), New York, N. Y.;
Marcus Breiers' Sons (Sports Clothing),
Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc. (Rug & Carpet
Mfrs.), Amsterdam, N. Y.; Pepsi-Cola Com-
pany, Soft Drink Mfrs.), New York, N. Y.;
Spaulding Bakeries, Inc. (Spaulding Baked
Products), Binghamton, N. Y.; Block Drug
Company (Pharmacal Products), Jersey
City, N. T.: D. L. & W. Coal Co. (Blue Coal).
New York; Shell Oil Co., N. Y.; National
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Presto Industries, Inc. (Presto Prods.) Eau
Claire, Wis.; WROW, WROW-TV, Albany,
N. Y. ■
Television Film Production Accounts:
Pepsi-Cola Company (Soft Drink Mfrs.),
New York, ... Y. ; Mohawk Carpet Mills,
Amsterdam, N. Y.
Radio Accounts (Time) : William Lee &
Co., Watervliet, N. Y.; Saratoga Assn., Sara-
toga Springs, N. Y.
Television Accounts (Time) : William W.
Lee & Co. (Save-the-Baby), Watervliet, N. Y.;
Saratoga Association (Racing Association),
Saratoga & New York, N. Y.
NEWMAN, LYNDE & ASSOCIATES,
INC.
1628 San Marco Blvd., Jacksonville 7, Fla.
Phone: EX 8-9721
ABP— ANPA— APA— PPA
Pres., Acct. Exec Hunter Lynde
V.P., Copy Chief David E. Robeson
Radio-TV Dir., Time Buyer. .John Hopkins
Radio Accounts: Swisher, J. H., & Son,
Inc. (King Edward Cigars), Jacksonville, Fla.
NORMAN, CRAIG & KUMMEL, INC.
488 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-0900
ANPA— NOAB— APA
Chmn„ of the Bd William H. Weintraub
President Norman B. Norman
Exec. V.P., Secretary Eugene Kummel
Exec. V.P., Treasurer B.David Kaplan
V.P., Radio & TV Walter Craig
Senior V.P John Davenport Scheuer
V.P., Copy Director Richard Bowman
V.P., Marketing Dir John B. Morris
V.P., Fashion Coordinator,
Copy Director Kay Daly
Vice President Richard Bouton
Vice Presidents Warren Fales,
H. G. Bissinger, William E. Macke, E- L.
Whitney
V.P., Prod. Mgr .William Zerweck
Mgr., Print Media Dept George Coleman
Asst. Secy Roselon Flanagan
Operations Supervisor. . . .Ronald R. Mullins
Group Copy Supervisors Adrian Bryan
Courie, Anne Foster, Sidney Lerner
TV-Radio Production Suprv.. .Sheldon Piatt
Print Media Dir Eugenie C. Stamler
Prod. Mgr Louis Hirx
Merch. Dir Lawrence Foden
Mgr., Art Dept Constance Valesey
Time Buyer Jeanne Sullivan
TV Art Director Benjamin Colarossi
Account Executive Richard Bouton,
L. J. McGrady, Gerald Shapiro, James M.
Shivas, Thomas T. Stafford
Branch Offices
Merchandise Mart, Chicago 54, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 3-0211
Gen. Manager H. G. Bissinger
Office Mgr George Paneff
1513 Jefferson Ave., Toledo 4, Ohio
Phone: CHerry 4-2593
Executive L. J. McGrady
Radio and TV Accounts: Hudson Pulp &
Paper Corp., New York; Ronson Corp., New-
ark, N. J.; Seeman Bros. (Air- Wick, Nylast)
New York; Selchow & Righter Co., New
York; Speidel Corp., Providence, R. L;
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co., Lam-
bert-Hudnut Div. (Sportsmen Toiletries)
Morris Plains, N. J.; Willys Motors, Toledo,
Ohio; Chanel, Inc., N. Y. C; Maiden Form
Brassiere Co., Pabst Brewing Co., Chicago,
111.
NORTH ADVERTISING, INC.
Merchandise Mart, Chicago 54, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-5030
President Don P. Nathanson
Exec. Vice Pres Cyrus H. Nathan
Treasurer Harold Rosenzweig
Branch Offices
6 E. 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-0414
V.P., Dir. Radio & TV Bruce M. Dodge
8701 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: OLympia 2-3840
Manager Clifford Gill
Radio & TV Accounts: The Toni Co.
(Charm Kurl Home Permanent, Deep Magic
Facial Cleansing Lotion, Prom Home Per.
manent and End Curl Prom, Silver Curl,
New Ventilated Spin Curlers, Toni Home
Permanent and Tip Toni, Tonnette Chil-
dren's Home Permanent) Chicago; Eng-
lander Co., Inc. (Mattresses), Chicago; Lan-
vin Parfums, Inc. (Arpege, My Sin Perfumes
and associated products) New York.
NOYES & COMPANY
1800 Industrial Bank Bldg.
Providence 3, R. I.
Phone: GAspee 1-2087
AAAA— ABP— ANPA
President Frederick C. Noyes
Vice Pres Carroll H. Rickard
Dir. Radio-TV Henry C. Hart, Jr.
Time Buyer William M. Macleod
Radio Accounts: Industrial Natl. Bank
(Banking), Providence, R. I.; The Narragan-
sett Electric Co. (Public Utility), Providence,
R. I.; Peoples Savings Bank (Savings), Prov-
idence, R. I.; Tilden-Thurber (Retail Silver
& Jewelry), Providence, R. I.; White &
Bagley Co. (Automotive & Ind. Oils),
Worcester, Mass.; Rumford Chemical Works
(Cleaner), Rumford, R. I.
TV Accounts: Industrial Natl. Bank
(Banking), Providence, R. I.; Narragansett
Electric Co. (Utilities, Appliances), Provi-
dence, R. I.; G. & C. Merriam Co. ("Mer-
riam-Webster" Dictionaries), Springfield,
Mass.
Estimated Radio-TV Billings: $100,000.
R. T. O'CONNELL COMPANY
420 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-5412
ABP-T>PA— APA
President .R. T. O'Connell
Exec. Vice Pres.,
Creative Dir Ethel Merklen
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Vice President George Miller
Radio-TV Dept J. Cunningham,
Anne Kelleher
Radio Accounts: Pomatex Co., Inc. (Hair-
dressing), New York, N. Y.; Johe Co.
(Household Cleaner), Tenafly, N. J.
OGILVY, BENSON & MATHER INC.
589 Fifth Ave., N. Y. 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-6100
ANA— PPA— NOAB— APA
President David Ogilvy
Exec. V.P E. Estey Stowell
Sr. V.P, Treas Shelby H. Page
Sr. V.P.. J. McCaffrey, J. Irish
Vice Presidents W. Bijur,
P. Caravatt, L. Munro, J. Heekin, D. Mar-
garetten, R. C. Smith
V.P., Dir. Radio-TV H. Booraem, Jr.
V.P., Dir. of Media Samuel L. Frey
Assoc. Dir P. L. Tomlin
Mgr., Comm'l Prod Anthony Rizzo
Mgr., Show. Prod Eugene Schiess
New Programs Edward Ingeman
Casting Dir Olga Fabian
TV-Radio A.E Richard Simon
TV-Radio Prod Walter Sachs,
Newt Mitzman, David Evans
Radio Accounts: Lever Bros. (Dove, Good
Luck) New York, N. Y.; Pepperidge Farm
(Bread) Norwalk, Conn.; Schweppes Qui-
nine Water, New York, N. Y.; Tetley Tea
Co. (Tea), New York, N. Y.; Melville Shoe
Corp. (Thorn McAn Shoes, New York, N. Y.
Estimated Radio Billing: $2,128,500.
TV Accounts: Lever Bros. (Dove, Good
Luck, Lucky Whip) New York, N. Y.; Arm-
strong Cork (Cushiontone) Lancaster, Pa.;
Helena Rubinstein (Reduce-Aids, Nudit,
Colortone Shampoo, Naildress) New York,
N. Y.; Melville Shoe Corp. (Thorn McAn
Shoe), New York, N. Y.; Pepperidge Farm,
Inc.
Estimated TV Billings: $3,481,500.
OLMSTED & FOLEY, INC.
1750 Hennepin Ave. So., Minneapolis 3, Minn.
Phone: FEderal 9-0441
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— AFA
President Ward H. Olmsted
Exec. V.P John T. Foley
Secretary G. C. Hellickson
Vice Pres Ward W. Olmstead,
John K. Mortland
Radio-TV Dir B. G. Morison
Producers Ned W. Axt, Diane F. Syme
Time Buyer W. T. Way
Radio-TV Accounts: Clover Leaf Creamery
Co.; 1st Nat'l Bank of Minneapolis; Hotel
Leamington (TV only) ; Northland Milk
Co.; The Waterbury Co. (TV only), all Min-
neapolis, Minn.; Marshall-Wells Co. (Paints-
Appliances), Duluth, Minn.; Owatonna Can-
ning Co. (Festal Products), Awatonna,
Minn.; Waterbury Htg. Suply Co. (Fur-
naces), Minneapolis, Minn.; North Ameri-
can Life & Casualty Co. (Radio only) ; Sears
& Roebuck & Co. (Radio only).
PHIL A. O'NEILL ADVERTISING
43 N. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Phone: VAlley 2-7191, 3-8874
President Phil A. O'Neill
Vice^Pres Thomas J. O'Neill
Secy., Treas Mary M. O'Neill
Accounts: Burschel Dairy Co., Scranton,
Pa.; First-Second National Bank & Trust Co.,
Wilkes-Barre; Fisher's Hatchery, Elysburg,
Pa.; Jordan the Hatter (Men's Furnishings),
Wilkes-Barre; Lane's (Furs), Wilkes-Barre;
McLaughlin Funeral Service, Wilkes-Barre;
Radio Stations WAZL, Hazleton, Pa.; WBRE,
Wilkes-Barre; WHLM, Bloomsburgh, Pa.;
WHOL, Allentown, Pa.; WIDE, Biddeford-
Saco, Me.; WVDA, Boston, Mass.; Station
WBRE-TV, Wilkes-Barre ; Vaughn's Bakery,
Berwick, Pa.
W. WALLACE ORR, INC.
1518 Walnut St., Philadelphia 2, Pa.
Phone: KIngsley 6-4140
President W. Wallace Orr
V.P. & Asst. to Pres Bosh Pritchard
Sec'y & Treas Willard W. Hughes
Art Dir Wellington H. Kashner
Copy Chief Anne T. Beck
Space & Time Buyer Greta Dunsmore
Radio Accounts: Atlantic City Racing
Assn., Pleasantville, N. J.; Beach Front Gar-
dens (Motel) Atlantic City, N. J.; M. A.
Bruder & Sons, Inc. (Paint Mfgr.) Philadel-
phia; Swanwyck Estates (Real Estate De-
velop.), Wilmington, Del.; Harry F. Michell
Co. (Garden Supplies), Philadelphia.
TV Accounts: Atlantic City Racing Assn.,
Pleasantville, N. J.; Beach Front Gardens,
Atlantic City, N. J.; Monte Carlo Beach
Motels, Atlantic City, N. J.; M. A. Bruder &
Sons, Inc. (Paint Mfgr.) Philadelphia.
MERRITT OWENS ADV. AGENCY,
INC.
365 New Brotherhood Bldg.,
Kansas City 1, Kans.
Phone: DR 1-7250
ABP— ANPA— APA— FAAG
President Merritt Owens
Art Dir., Prod. Mgr Tom Horan
Radio-TV Dir Frank Rickey
Account Executives Merritt Owens,
Radio-TV Accounts: Goldman Jewelry Co.,
Pearson-Ferguson; Vesto TV; Dumas Mil-
ner; Steeves Typewriter; Zephyr Awning
.Co.; Thriftway Food Stores; Home Savings
Asso.; Peck's of Kansas City (TV only) ;
Ashmore Pontiac (TV only).
PACE ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC.
19 West 44th St., N. Y. 36, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-4090
ABP
President Elias Schonberger
Exec. V.P Peter Frenkel
V.P. & Merch. Dir David E. Winnick
Sec'y & Treas Max Weintraub
Copy Chief Seymour Altman
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Art Dir Elmer Pfeffer
Prod. Mgr Jack Weiner
Radio Time Buyer Betty Silon
Media Dir., Space Buyer Irving Krouse
Research Dir Jay Dresner
Pub. Dir June Aaronson
Acct. Executives ...David E. Winnick,
Lawrence Nelson, Aaron W. Davis, Jay
Dresner, Betty Silon, Peter Frenkel, Elias
Schonberger, Morton Zimmerman
Accounts: Downs, Grace; Furniture Spe-
cialties Corp.; Klein & Teicholz; Overhead
& Modernfold Door; Seminole Furniture
Corp.; Warner Mfg.
PACIFIC NATIONAL ADVERTISING
AGENCY
2124 4th Ave., Seattle 1, Wash.
Phone: ELiot 1401
AAAA— ANPA— APA-OTP— NOAB
Chrm. of Board Wm. H. Horsley
President Trevor Evans
V.P., Secretary Frank Horsley
Treasurer Calvin W. Franklin
Radio-TV Dir., Talent Buyer. .Grant Merrill,
Media Dir., Time Buyer. Gertrude M. Nyman
1115 West Broadway, Spokane, Wash.
Phone: FAirfax 7-9585
V.P., Manager Martin Boss
715 Cascade Bldg., Portland, Oregon
Phone: CApitol 2-1021
V.P., Manager Milton A. Foland
Radio Accounts: Fisher Flouring Mills Co.
(Pancake Mix, Biskit Mix, Fisher's Blend
Flour, Zoom, etc.), Ivar's Acres of Clams
(Seafood Restaurant), Imperial Candy Co.
(Candy), Wash. State Fruit Commission,
Yakima, Wash.; Federal Old Line Insurance
Co. (Insurance); Lang & Co. (Gold Shield
Coffee) Seattle, Wash.; Nalley's, Inc., (Praise
Salad Dressing) Tacoma, Wash.; Oil Heat
Institute of Washington, Seattle.
TV Accounts: Fisher Flouring Mills Com-
pany; Ivar Haglund — Acres of Clams; Im-
perial Candy Company; Washington State
Fruit Commission; Carstens Packing Com-
pany; Montag, Inc.; Lang & Co.; Oil Heat
Institute of Washington.
PARIS & PEART
370 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Media Dept., 295 Madison Ave.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-2424
ABP— ANPA— APA— PPA— ABC— NOAB
NBP
Exec. V.P., Treas J.A.H. Rehm
Sec'y., Comptroller Thayer Durell
Marketing, Research Dir H. L. Mooney
Art Director F. Yelinek
Production Mgr R. Largo
Vice Presidents. .W. F. James, G. M. Cleland
Acct. Executives A. A. Bindrim,
W. F. Byrne, F. S. Ferrv, D. C. Kreinik,
W. J. DeStefan, G. R. Gibson, K. E. Lee,
T. C. Flanagan, A. A. Lanton, J. E. Pender -
gast, R. V. Schilt, M. A. Umans
Time Buyer Virginia Burke
Copy Director Dorothy Parker
Media Dir W. M. Symmes
Personnel & Systems Mgr...Thelma Jeffreys
Art Director F. Yelinek
Marketing & Research Dir H. L. Mooney
Admin. Dir., Art Dept R. Reed
Prod. & Purchasing Dir R. Largo
Secretary Thayer Durell
Accounts: A & P, N. Y.; Colonna, J.,
Bros.; Excelsior Quick Frosted Meat Prod.
Inc.; Joe Lowe Corp.; Kannengiesser &
Co.; Sage Laboratories Inc.; Woman's Day
Inc.; Breakstone Bros., Div. of Nat'l Dairy
Products Corp., New York; Atlantic Tele-
sion (WATV), Newark, N. J.; No-Cal Corp.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.; Vanity Fair Paper Mills,
New York; La Perla Food, Re-Dan Packing
Co.; Romanoff-Caviar Co., Inc.; West Chem-
ical Prod., Inc.; Women's Day, Inc.
PARKSON ADVERTISING AGENCY,
INC.
400 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-6400
President Ted Bergmann
Sec.-Treas Florence Shapin
Dir. Marketing & Res Philip Agisim
Art & Prod. Dir Sydney Reich
Dir. of Copy Axel P. Gudmand
Radio-TV Director Charles M. Boland
Radio-TV Media Dir Herbert Gruber
TV Film Dir Lloyd Durant
Comm. Dir Irving Roes
Time Buyer Ruth M. Bayer
Radio-TV Accounts: Pharmaceuticals, Inc.;
Ligget Drug Co.; Journal of Lifetime Liv-
ing (Radio only); Sun Drug (Pittsburgh-TV
Estimated Radio-TV Billings: $9,750,000.
PEARSON ADV. AGENCY, INC.
250 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: YUkon 6-7795
ANPA
President-Treasurer C. H. Pearson
Radio Accounts: Cooper & Cooper, Inc.
(Razor Blades), Brooklyn; National Home
Owners Assoc, New York, N. Y.; Dime
Savings Bank, Brooklyn, N. Y.
PECK ADV. AGENCY, INC.
400 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-0900
ANPA— NBP— APA— ABP— NOAB
Chr. Exec. Committee Harry Peck
Chairman of Board Sidney Garfield
President Harry Krawit
V.P., Secretary Sanford Hirschberg
Media Dir Frieda Weiss
TV, Radio Dir Sylvan Taplinger
Time Buyer Russ Alben
Radio Accounts: Howard Store Corp.
(Clothes) Brooklyn, N. Y.; Van Munching
& Co. (Heineken's Beer) New York, N. Y.;
Bruns, Nordeman & Co. (Stocks & Bonds)
New York, N. Y.
TV Accounts: U. S. Time Corp. (Timex
Watches) New York, N. Y.; Sweet Orr &
Co. (Workwear) New York, N. Y.; D'Orsay
Sales Co. (Intoxication Perfume) New York,
N. Y.
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PERRIN-PAUS COMPANY
8 South Michigan Ave., Chicago 3, 111.
Phone: RA 6-7923
ABP— -ANPA— APA—NRP
President Earl R. Perrin
Vice-President, Sec'y Donald L. Paus
Branch Office
730 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PL 7-6120
PHILLIPS-RAMSEY CO.
304 Ivy, San Diego 1, Calif.
Phone: BElmont 4-6401
APA— NBP— TAAN
Chairman W. L. Phillips
President Charles C. Ramsey
Vice Pres James Holloway
Sec'y.-Treas Herbert Fredman
Media Director Mrs. Nina Dallair
Radio-TV Dir Mrs. Orva W. Huff
Radio-TV Accounts: Silver Gate Savings &
Loan Assn., First National Bank, Alsynite
Co. of America (Translucent Fiberglas Pan-
els) ; Golden Tulip Food? (Manufacturers of
Potato Chips) ; Lion Clothing Co. (Men's &
Women's Wearing Apparel) ; Food Basket
(Supermarket Chain) ; Walker Scott Corp.
(Department Store) ; Hazard Concrete Prod-
uct Co.; Barvend Foods (Soups) ; City Chev-
rolet Co.; Percy H. Goodwin Co.; Mexicali
Brewing Co.; Milk Council; Oscar's Restau-
rant Chain; TV Antenna Supply Co.; Tri-W
Builders; United Fund; Walker Engineering
Co. (Vacuum Powered Ash Trays) ; Better
Business Bureau (San Diego).
PITLUK ADVERTISING COMPANY
123 Auditorium Circle, San Antonio 5, Texas
Phone: CApitol 3-6131
APA—NOAB— SNPA— TAAN
ABP— ANPA
Pres., Acct. Exec Jack N. Pitluk, Sr.
V.P., Acct. Exec Jack N. Pitluk, Jr.
Acct. Execs C. Carolus,
Sam Riklin, Louis Pitluk, Norman Morris
Copy Chief Harvey Christiansen
Radio Director Margaret Morrison
TV Director Don Zimmer
Radio-TV Accounts: Joske's of Texas
(Department Store), San Antonio, Tex.;
Handy Andy Community Stores (Chain
Grocery Stores), San Antonio, Tex.; Roe-
gelein Provision Company (Bacon, Sau-
sages), San Antonio, Tex.
PORTER & ASSOCIATES
1188 S. Muirfield Rd., Los Angeles 19, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 5-0580
Owner, Sales Mgr Irwin T. Porter
Partner, Time Buyer Gertrude T. Porter
Account Executive Jean Norab
Radio Accounts: Wright Carpet, Inc., Los
Angeles; Resnik Bros. (Automobile Repairs)
Los Angeles; Ackerman Cosmetics (Creams,
Lotions, etc.) Los Angeles; Keys Meat Mar-
ket (Butcher) North Hollywood; Pecks
Model Agency, Hollywood, Calif.; Prekut
Homes (Building Contractors) Los Angeles;
Kenosha Transport Corp. (Automobile Trans-
portation) Los Angeles; Angelus Furniture
Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
POTTS- WOODBURY, INC. ADV.
2233 Grand Ave., Kansas City 8, Mo.
Phone: GR 1-5775
ANPA— NOAB— PPA— ABP
Chrm. of Board R. J. Potts
President J. B. Woodbury
Vice Pres E. A. Warner,
C. C. Tucker, C. L. Robinson, Al Coleman,
G. F. MaGill, John K. Barton, C. E. Jones,
R. R. Sanford, C. Stritzinger, P. N. Horst-
man
Sec'y Treas C. C. McMillan
Radio-TV Dir William J. Brewer
Radio-TV Acct. Dirs Gene Dennis,
Al Christy
Film Buyer Al Christy
Acct. Executives J. Cahill,
D. Dixon, J. M. Gaughan, E. T. Marshall,
G. L. Mosley, R. M. Robinson, E. C. White,
Jr.
J. G. PROCTOR COMPANY, INC.
250 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: YUkon 6-7725
President J. G. Proctor
V.P. & Acct. Exec Ray Hanna
Secretary M. S. Proctor
Art Dir. & Prod. Mgr M. Sholle
Accounts: Addis Co.; British Continental
Sales Co.; Chauncy Woolen Mills; Fairchild
Sons; Fouke Fur Co.; Frederica Furs Inc.;
Hausman M. & Sons; Home, Joseph Co.;
Joske's of Texas; Levenson Co., Lexington
Corp.; Norwegian Fur Breeders Assn'n;
Paden City Pottery Co.; Pasquier, Michel;
Peerless Film Processing Corp.; Revillon
Freres; Southwest African Persian Lamb In-
dustry Advisory Board; Steeplechase Park;
Titche-Goettinger Co.; Zimmerman-Scher Co.
PRODUCT SERVICES
17 East 45th Street, New York City
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-0204
President Les L. Persky
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr... Lester J. Blumenthal
V.P., Acct. Supv Harold L. Tuers
Treasurer Robert S. Lewis
Art Director Allen G. Davis
TV Production Mgr Ralph Porter
Media Director Marvin Richfield
PR Director Ruth Davis
Copy Dir Diane Young
Time Buyer Doris Gould, B. P. Patrick
Acct. Exec Lester Blumenthal, N. R.
Lorman, Harold Tuers, Les L. Persky
TV Accounts: Roto-Broil Corp. of Amer-
ica (rotisseries) ; Broil Quick Co. (Rottis-
series); Bymart-Tintair, Inc. (Hair Color-
ings) ; Cont. Car-NulBa Corp. (Floor Wax) ;
Glamorene, Inc. (Rug Cleaner) ; Harrison
Lab., Inc. (Nail Polish) ; Marlowe Chemical
Co., Inc.; Technical Tape Corp.
Estimated TV Billing: $7,000,000.
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CHARLES O. PUFFER ADVERTISING
430 N. Michigan, Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-1003
ABP— APA
President Charles O. Puffer
Art Director Henry Garcia
Prod. Mgr Glorya Bakken
Copy Chief Howard Paul
Publicity Dir Jack Hess
Acct. Executives Charles 0. Puffer,
Lloyd Kuehn, Jack Hess
Accounts: Ceco Steel Products Corp., Jenn-
Air Products Co., Inc., E. J. Lachmann Co.,
National Chiropractic Ass'n, Wisconsin Malt-
ing Co., Augsburger Beer, Curtis Lighting.
L. W. RAMSEY COMPANY
230 No. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: FRanklin 2-8155
ANPA— APA— NBP— NOAB
Chairman A. C. Naeckel
President Richmond M. Lloyd
Vice-President N. B. Langworthy
Sec, Treas W. J. Henderson
Art Director. . . . . E. J. McCabe
Prodn. Mgr Vito M. Volino
Branch Office
111 East 3rd St., Davenport, Iowa
Phone: 6-0157
Acct. Exec. & Tech.Consul W. A. Giraldi
Accounts: American Machine & Metals
Inc.; Daisy Mfg. Co.; Davenport Papers,
Larson, J. C, Co. Inc.; McFadden 3 Sisters
Springs, Radio Station KGLO, WTAD; Rol-
screen Co.; Station WOC, Tri-City Bcstg.
Co.; Western Grocer Marshalltown, la.
THE RANDALL COMPANY
75 Pearl St., Hartford 3, Conn.
Phone: JAckson 7-1179
President Wilbur W. Randall
Art Director Robert N. Berger
Radio & TV Director Florence F. Grady
Copy Jack F. Reynolds
Radio Accounts: Stackpole Moore &
Tyron (Clothing), Hartford, Conn.; Hoff-
man Wallpaper, Sir Alio Shoe Clinic, Wach-
tel's Department Store, all Hartford, Conn.
TV Accounts: Hartford Gas Co., State Line
Potato Chip Co., N. Wilbraham, Mass.;
Crown Petroleum, Hartford, Conn.; Sir Alio
Shoe Clinic, Hartford, Conn.
REACH, McCLINTON & CO., INC.
505 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-7300
69 Washington St., Newark, N. J.
Phone: MArket 3-5100
ANPA— APA— NBP— AAAA— NOAB
Chrmn. of Board Chas. Dallas Reach
President Harold L. McClinton
Secretary Everett W. Sahrbeck
Exec. V.P. (Newark) D. M. Bernheim
Sr. V.P., Copy Curtis Berrien
Sr. V.P., Mgr. Newark F. R. Risley
V.P., Art Lockhardt L. Shultz
V.P., Radio-TV Werner Michel
Prodn. Mgr S. A. Holdampf, Jr.
Media Dir Mac Donald Dunbar
Radio-TV Time Buyer Timothy O'Leary
Branch Offices
Prudential Bldg., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: DElaware 7-5664
V.P., Manager Philip M. White
6434 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Calif.
Phone: WEbster 3-9167
V.P., Manager Harry W.Witt
750 Baker Bldg., Minneapolis 2, Min.
Phone: FRanklin 4-1234
V.P., Manager George 0. Ludcke, Jr.
JAMES R. REESE ADVERTISING CO.
15 West 10th St., Kansas City 6, Mo.
Phone: Victor 5269
APA— ABP— ANPA
Owner James R. Reese
Accounts: Becklean Co.; Berry, Carl Oil
Co.; Employers Re-Insurance Co.; Great
Western Paint Mfg. Corp.; Nat! Equip. Co.;
Nat'l Fidelity Life Ins. Co.; North Kansas
City Development Co.; Reed Handcrafts;
Seiden's Mfg. Furriers; Universal Television
School.
KNOX REEVES ADVERTISING, INC.
600 First Nat'1-Soo Line Bldg.,
Minneapolis 2, Minn.
P.ione: FEderal 9-0071
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA
NOAB— PPA— NBP
Chrmn. of Bd E. E. Sylvestre
President Wayne Hunt
Exec. V.P R. W. Stafford
Sec'y Mary Gale
Treasurer L. J. Beltrand
Vice-Presidents J. H. Sarles,
R. H. Burbank, Elizabeth B. Gray, Loren
P. Herder
V.P., Radio & TV Di. R. E. Neff
V.P., Media, Research Dir.. . .Dr. A. R. Root
Radio-TV Prod. Mgr Wm. S. Shepherd
Time Buyer John Hackett
Radio Accounts: General Mills, Inc., Art
Instruction, Inc., Minneapolis Brewing Co.;
Mars, Inc. (Canada). Chicago.
Estimated Radio Billing: $450,000.
TV Accounts: Art Instruction, Inc., Gen-
eral Mills, Minneapolis Brewing Co., Pacific
Gamble Robinson Co., Minneapolis.
Estimated Radio-TV Billings: $4,704,000.
REINCKE, MEYER & FINN, INC.
520 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-7440
ABP— ABC— ANPA— NOAB-.APA— NBP
ABP— ANPA
President Wallace Meyer
Vice-Pres. & Treas C. A. Reincke
Vice-Pres. & Sec A. L. Reincke
Radio-TV Director .Lew Green
Media Director. John Priebe
Space Buyer J. F. Brown
Radio Accounts: Chicago Burlington &
Quincy (Railroad travel), Anderson Co.
(Wipers), Gary, Ind.
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REINGOLD COMPANY, INC.
69 Newberry St., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: KENmore 6-3900
ABP— ANPA— PPA— APA-NAAN
President Thomas J. Brown
Treasurer Thelma Reingold
Creative Dir Harry Dodsworth
Copy Chief Richard D. Brugman
Art Director George F. Willson
Production Mgr Rueffe F. Barbour
Media Buyer Rosemary Rohmer
Radio-TV Accounts: Citrus Fruit Juices,
Inc., Lynn, Mass.; Statler Tissue Corp., Som-
erville, Mass.; Table Talk Pastry Co., Inc.,
Worcester, Mass.; Shoppers Phone Guide,
Boston , Mass., Nissen Baking Corp., Lynn,
Mass.; Poster Grant Co., Inc. (Sunglasses
Leomnister, Mass.
Estimated Radio Billings: $150,000.
Estimated TV Billing: $400,000.
REINHARDT ADVERTISING INC.
1736 Franklin St., Oakland 12, Calif.
Phone: TEmplebar 2-2408
ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB
President Emil Reinhardt
Time Buyer A. Leo Bowman
TV & Radio Dir Cecil Webb, Jr.
Space Buyer Lora Kass
Acct. Exec Rodney Kling
Radio Accounts: Walter N: Boysen Com-
pany (Paints) Oakland and Los Angeles.
Kilpal rick's Bakeries, Inc. (Bread), San Fran-
cisco; Cardinet Candy Co.; Central Valley
Nat. Bank, all Oakland; Williams' Bakery,
Eugene, Ore.
TV Accounts: ICilpatrick's Bakery
(Bread), San Francisco, Calif.; Central Val-
ley Nat. Bank, Cardinet Candy Co.
E. W. REYNOLDS LIMITED
154 University Ave., Toronto Ont., Canada
Phone: Empire 2-2381
Chairman of Bd Edward W. Reynolds
President C. Warren Reynolds
Vice Pres N. Stuart Walton
V.P., Radio-TV H. E. Karpus
Vice Pres H. D. R. Newby
Time Buyer .Helen Anderson
Branch Office
1440 St. Catherines St., W., Montreal, Quebec
Phone: UN 6-1775
Manager R. C. Elvln
Radio & TV Accounts: General Mils
(Canada) Ltd. (Baking Products & Cereals) ;
Nestle (Canada) Ltd. (Quik, Evap. Milk,
Maggi Boullion) ; Dairy Farmers of Canada
(Dairy Products) ; Eversharp, Inc. (Razors
and Pens) ; Fleers Bubble Gum; R. M. Hol-
lingshead Co. (Auto Additives) ; Honey Dew
Coffee Shops (Restaurants) ; Hunt's Brkery
Ltd. (Baked Goods) ; Mutual of Omaha
(Insurance); Converted Rice, Inc.; Hough
& Kohler (Hohner Accordians & Harmon-
icas), all Toronto.
FLETCHER D. RICHARDS, INC.
10 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: JU 6-5400
AAAA— ANPA— APA— NBP— NOAB— ABP
Chrmn. of the Bd Fletcher D. Richards
Vice Chrmn. of Board. . . .Bradley A. Walker
President Eugene I. Harrington
Exec. V.P Sherwood Dodge
Spot Time Buyer James M. Kelly
Vice Presidents Ernest A. Gray,
Ellsworth D. Hill, John Hamm, Sanford
Smith, Kenneth Young
V.P., Dir. Research John E. Shepherd
Secy., Treas Duane W. Beurmann
Network Time Buyer, Stat. Rel.,
Program Dev Keith Shaffer
V.P., Dir. Radio-TV Seymour J. Frolick
Media Dir Charles Dreier, Jr.
Branch Offices
221 N. La Salle St., Chicago, 111.
Phone: Financial 6-3585
Manager George T. Jahnke
5>0 Sherbrooke W., Montreal, Que.
Phone: AVenue 8-3191
Manager Thomas A. Deans
Harrington-Richards & Morgan: Division of
F. D. Richards, Inc.
58 Sutter St., San Francisco 8, Calif.
Phone: EXbrook 2-6025
V.P. Manager Alfred E. Smith
6233 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 3-4194
V.P Donald E. Gehring
Radio Accounts: United States Rubber Co,.
(Tire Div., Footwear Div., U. S. Royal Golf
Balls, International Div., Chemical Div.)
New York; MacMillan Petroleum Corp.
(Royal Scot Div.) Los Angeles, Calif.; Mor-
ris Plan Co. of Calif., San Francisco; Ameri-
can Machine & Foundry (Bowling Equip-
ment, Pinspotters, Roadmaster Bicycles, De-
Walt Power Tools), New York; Avoset Co.
(Qwip Whipped Cream) Los Angeles; Bank
of California, San Francisco ; Eastern Air
Lines and Colonial Air Lines, Div. of EAL
New York; Squirt Beverage Co., Beverly
Hills, Calif.; Waterman Pen Co., Seymour,
Conn.
TV Accounts: United States Rubber Co.
(International Div., Tire Div., Footwear Div.,
Textile Div., Chemical Div., Mechanical
Goods Div.) New York; American Machine
& Foundry Co. Axoset Co., Eastern Air Lines
& Colonial Air Lines Div. of EAL; Squirt
Beverage Co., Waterman Pen Co.
M. EVANS RICHMOND
ASSOCIATES
3680 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 2-6073
Pres, & Radio Time Buyer
M. Evans Richmond
Art Direct©: Frank Cartwright
Production Mgr .D. Blaine
Branch Offices
230 Boylston St., Boston 16, Mags.
Phone: CO 6-4491
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Yucca Vine Bldg., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hempstead 3517
TV, Radio Office Morey K. Reiss
DAN RIVKIN ADVERTISING
1418 Walnut St., Philadelphia 2, Pa.
Phone: PE 5-5766
Owner Dan Rivkin
Radio-TV Accounts: Spiro's Apparel,
Schulte Optical Co. (Optical), Philadelphia,
Pa.; New York Sample Dress Shop, Phila-
delphia, Pa.; Moskin Clothes, Ford Optical
Co., Ismak Rug Mills, Lenny's Clothes, West-
moreland Clothes, John Kohler (Men &
Boy's Clothes).
W. S. ROBERTS, INC.
1401-05 Fox Bldg., Philadelphia 31, Pa.
Phone: RIttenhouse 6-8763
ABP
President Wilmer S. Roberta
V.P., Radio & TV Franklin S. Roberts
Space Buyer Leon Irgang
Radio Accounts: Broad Motors (Ford Deal-
er) ; B. F. Goodrich Retail Stores (Tires,
Batteries) ; Lerner Markets (Food Chain) ;
all Philadelphia, Pa.; General Electric Appli-
ances Co.; Krass Bros. (Clothing) ; Manu-
script Records, Inc.; Stuart-Merritt (Mail
Order), Philadelphia.
TV Accounts: General Electric Appliances
Co.; Manuscript Records, Inc.
ROBERTS & REIMERS, INC.
551 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-3175
ANPA— APA
President Robert Power Reimers
Vice Presidents Leon Kelley, M. W.
Nichols
V.P., Media Dir John K. Lucken
Secretary Jac M. Wolff
Prod. Mgr Sidney Menchel
Art Director Hugh Ryan
Acct. Execs Leon Kelley, M. W.
Nichols, John Lucken, Teresa Roberts,
Sidney Menchel
MARSHALL ROBERTSON
ADVERTISING AGENCY
1550 Speer Blvd., Denver 4, Colo.
Phone: KE 4-6268
APA
Chrmn. & Pres Marshall G. Robertson
Sec.-Treas., Partner Mary A. Robertson
V.P., Acct. Exec John Eby
Radio Manager. Margaret Pierson
TV Manager Jack Helling
Art Director Lavern Everson
Account Executives R. W. McWilliams,
James H. Briggs
Radio Accounts: City Elite Laundry, Den-
ver, Colo.; Colo. Hospital Service (Insur-
ance), Denver, Colo.; Wyo. Hospital Service
(Insurance), Cheyenne, Wyo.; Cottrell's
Clothing Store (Men's Clothes) Denver,
Colo.; Dale Dance Studio, Denver; Elitch's
Gardens (Recreation Park) Denver; First
National Bank of Englewood, Englewood,
Colo.; Fontius Shoe Store, Frumess Jewelry
Co., Grayson's Apparel, TV Station KTVR,
Lindner's Pkg. & Pro v. Co. (Meat Products) ;
Miller's Super Markets (Groceries) ; O'Meara
Motor Co. (Automobile Sales) ; Pioneer Sav-
ing Stamps, Star Bakery, Walden Heating
Co. (Heating Appliances) ; Weicker Storage
Co. (Moving and Storage), all Denver, Colo.
TV Accounts: Cassidy Hicks Wallpaper
Co., Clinton Aviation, Cottrell's Clothing
Store, Dale Dance Studios, Elitch's Gardens
(Recreation Park) ; First National Bank of
Englewood, Frumess Jewelry Co., Grayson's
Apparel, Lindner's Pkg. & Prov. Co., Miller's
Super Markets, O'Meara Motor Co., Pioneer
Saving Stamps, Star Bakery, Walden Heating
Co., Weicker Transfer & Storage Co.
ROBINSON, JENSEN, FENWICK
& HAYNES, INC.
1111 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 17, Calif.
Phone: MUtual 6293
ABP— AN P A— AP A— PP A
President Elwood J. Robinson
Exec. Vice-President Melvin A. Jensen
Secretary Eola E. Gass
Vice Presidents David R. Fenwick,
John Haynes
Radio, TV Dir Lee Laufer
Media Dir R. C. Neuman
Treasurer Robert C. Neuman
Radio-TV Accounts: Loma Linda Food Co.
(Ruskets, Gravy Quik), Arlington, Calif.;
Packard-Bell Co. (Radio and Television Re-
ceivers), Los Angeles, Calif.; California
Federal Savings & Loan Assoc, Los Angeles,
Calif.; Dried Fig Advisory Bd., Fresno,
Calif.; The Hale Co. (Home Builders), Gar-
den Grove, Calif.; Pioneer Savings & Loan
Assn., Los Angeles, Calif.; Wilco Co. (Clear-
ex Glass Cleaner), Los Angeles, Calif.;
Tunies, Inc. (Tuna Hot Dogs), San Diego;
Mission Appliances (Heaters), Hawthorne,
Calif.
TV Accounts: California Federal Savings
& Loan Assn., Los Angeles, Calif.; Loma
Linda Food Co. (Ruskets, Gravy Quik),
Arlington, Calif.; Los Angeles Dept. of
Water & Power; Los Angeles, Calif.;
Utility Appliance Corp. (Heating Equip.,
Coolers & Fans, Gaffers & Sattler and Occi-
dental Gas Ranges), Los Angeles, Calif.;
Wilco Co. (Foaming Clearex, Bif Insecti-
cides); Tunies, Inc.; Mission Appliances.
ROCHE, RICKERD & CLEARY, INC.
135 South LaSalle St., Chicago 3, 111.
Phone: RAndolph 6-9760
ABP— ANPA— APA— NBP—NOAB
Chrmn. of the Bd John P. Roche
President C. E. Rickerd
1st V^P James M. Cleary
Asst. to Pres Al Bonk
V.P. Chg. of Media Frank Hakewill
V.P. Chg. of Copy R A. L. Herweg
V.P., Art Dir George Lyman
V.P. Chg. of Prod R. H. Stracke
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Vice Presidents Lloyd Maxwell,
E. C. Olson, William H. Savin, Gerald A.
Waindel, Stewart Weston, M. F. William-
son
Sec.-Treas C. W. Anderson
Dir. Plans & Mdsg W. S. Shartle
Dir. Radio-TV Kirby Roche
Dir. Pub. Rel Ben Holstrom
Dir. Research J. Duringer
Media Buyer Guy Dustman
Time Buyer D. Gustafson
Account Executives John P. Walker,
(Bonk, Engelhardt, Gilmour, Herweg, Max-
well, Olson, Roche, Shartle, Waindel, Wes-
ton, Williamson)
Radio Accounts: Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul & Pacific RR (The Milwaukee Road) ;
Great China Food Prod. Co.; Hardware Mu-
tuals Insurance ; Kohler Co., Natl. Toilet
Co. (Complexion Aids) ; John Puhl Prod.
Co. (Ammonis, Bleach) ; Schulze & Burch
Biscuit Co.; Shaler Co. (Rislone) ; Sno Bio
Corp. (Toilet Bowl Cleaner, Mop) ; Stew-
arts Private Blend Coffee Co.; Wilson &
Co. (Dog Food).
TV Accounts: (Same as above). ,
ROCKLIN IRVING & ASSOCIATES
32 W. Randolph St., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: RAndolph 6-2324
President Irving Rocklin
Continuity Director . . . . M. Lovinger
Account Executives Robert Spencer,
Gerald Addis, Edw. Lovinger, Jerrold
Rocklin
Radio Director Trina Shuchat
Art Director Robert Rocklin
TV Director Ira Segall
Film Director Sue Wurtzburg
Production Helen Wurtzburg
Radio Accounts: Western Tire Auto Stores
(Dept. Store); Fizz-Up (Beverage); Chi-
cago Furniture Mart; Kay-Den Beauty
Salon; Sheridan Beach Milk Farm (Health
Spa), Michigan City, Ind.; Berens Mercury
(Automobiles) ; La Scala Restaurant; Roose-
velt Chair & Supply; Treasure Chest (Magic,
Games, Inc.; Sunnyside Motors, all Chicago.
TV Accounts: Walton Motors, Inc. (Auto-
mobiles) ; Western Tire Auto Stores; Fizz-
Up; Chicago Furniture Mart; Nortown Olds;
Alan Radio & Appliance Stores; Mid-State
Motors; Peoples Pontiac; Dy-Dee Wash;
English Ford Dealers of Chicagoland; Farr
Motors.
ROGERS & SMITH ADV. AGENCY
20 North Wacker Dr., Chicago 6, 111.
Phone: DEarborn 2-0020
ABP— ANPA— APA— SNPA— NOAB
President P. C. Fewell
Exec. V.P., Mgr Ray H. Reynolds
Vice-President Robert L. Headen
Treasurer George C. Hupperte
Asst. Treasurer Howard N. Smith
Secretary Olive A. Kinloch
Branch Offices
InsurOmedic Bldg., Dallas 1, Tex.
Phone: Riverside 1-6044
Exec. V.P. & Mgr R. E. Brooks
903 McGee St., Kansas City 6, Mo.
Phone: Victor 2-9400
V.P. & Mgr .R. S. Brigham
Radio Accounts'. Butter field Canneries
(Canned Fruits and Vegetables), Muncie,
Ind.; Little Crow Milling Co. (Coco Wheats
Cereal), Warsaw, Ind.; KMBC, Brest. Co.
TV Accounts: T. W. Burleson & Son
(Honey), Waxahachie, Texas; 1st Nat'l Bank
in Dallas, Dallas, Texas; Butterfield Canner-
ies (Canned Fruits and Vegetables), Muncie,
Ind.; Little Crow Milling Co. (Coco Wheats
Cereal), Warsaw, Ind.; S. E. Mighton Co.
(Doggie Dinner Dog Food), Bedford, Ohio.
RONALDS ADV. AGENCY, LTD.
1440 St. Catherine St. W., Montreal, Can.
Phone: University 6-9471
ABC— ANPA
Bd. Chrm., Pres Russell C. Ronalds
Exec. Vice-President F. deB. Walker
Sec'y.-Treas .Angus Ahern
V.P., TV, Radio Dir .Peter Golick
Media Dir R. M. Gleeson
Branch Offices
108 Peter St., Toronto, Ont., Canada
Phone: EMpire 3-0237
Exec. V.P., Manager R. J. Avery
WILLIAM GANSON ROSE, INC.
1330 Williamson Bldg., Cleveland 14, O.
Phone: TOwer 1-6171
Pres., Treas., Radio Dir.
William Ganson Rose
Vice-Presidents. . .Frank Pelton, L. C. Brown
Production Mgr Joan Burke
Radio Accounts: Higbee Co., Mass. Mutual
Life Insurance Co., Public Square Relations.
ROSE-MARTIN, INC.
21 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-3550
ABP— ANPA— APA
President Irl W. Rose, II
V.P., Gen. Mgr John A. Boulle
V.P., Media Director G. M. Rundbaken
Production Manager .Ethel Whelan
V.P., Radio-TV Dir Channing Hadlock
Accounts: Bankers Trust Co., Noxon, Inc.
(Metal Polish) ; Admiration Cigars; Wayne
County Products (Apple Juice), all N. Y. C;
American Kitchen Products (Lemon Pie Fill-
ing, Jersey City.
IRVING ROSEN ADVERTISING
84-49 168th St., Jamaica, N. Y.
Phone: AXtel 7-7741
Owner, Time Buyer. Irving Rosen
Radio Accounts: The Wenley Co., New
York, N. Y.; Shopping News of the Air,
New York.
ROSENGARTEN & STEINKE, INC.
483 Union Ave., Memphis 3, Tenn.
Phone: JAckson 7-4566
APA— ABP— AAAA— AFA
President Norton Rosengarten
Exec. Vice Pres Lynn Steinke
Radio-TV Dir.. . Jay Scott
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Accounts: Air Temperature, Inc. (Heating
& Air Conditioning) Memphis, Tenn.;
Black & White Stores, Memphis, Tenn.; Brit-
ling Cafeterias, Memphis, Tenn.; Burling,
Nat. Packing Co. (meat packers) Memphis,
Tenn.; Kraus & Co. (Cleaners) Memphis,
Tenn.; Layne & Bowler, Inc. (Wells and
Pumps) Memphis; Mills-Morris Co. (Dis-
tributors) Memphis; Stewarts, Inc. (Food
Products), Memphis; WHBQ, WHBQ-TV,
Memphis, Term.; Midwest Dairy Products.
ROSS ROY, INC.
2751 East Jefferson Ave., Detroit 7, Mich.
Phone: LOrain 7-3900
ABP— ANPA— PPA— NOAB— NPB
President Ross Roy
Exec. V.P Thomas G. McCormick
Sr. V.P., Acct. Supv Carroll F. Sullivan
V.P. & Art Dir John W. Hutton
V.P., Acct. Suprs William Gerstenberger,
Wm. W. Shaul
Secretary Erwin H. Haass
Treasurer .Lathrop P. Morse
Comptroller Harry W. Mellen
V.P., Media Dir.. Carl E. Hassel
Research Dir Robert E. Riordan
Production Director William L. Miller
Publicity Dir Robert V. Fancett
V.P., Dir. Prod. Analysis. .Kenneth S. Loring
Personnel Dir George Macier
Librarian Florence Armstrong
Branch Offices
1680 North Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-6263
Vice-Pres Joseph G. Mohl
Ross Roy of Canada, Ltd.
Canada Trust Bldg., Windsor, Ont.
Phone: Clearwater 6-2371
Vice Pres Harold J. G. Jackson
Accounts: Chrysler Corp. of Canada, Ltd.;
Chrysler Corp., Parts Div.; Chrysler Div.,
Chrysler Corp.; DeSoto Div., Chrysler Corp.;
Dodge Div., Chrysler Corp.; Honey Co.;
Plymouth Div., Chrysler Corp.; California
Natural Juice Co., Inc.; Michigan Tourist
Council; South Wind Division, Stewart-War-
ner Corp.; Willard Battery Co.
RUDER & FINN, INC.
130 E. 59th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-1800
Chairman of Board William Ruder
President David Finn
V.P., Operations Paul B. Zucker
Vice Presidents Charles Lipton,
Chester Burger, Richard Weiner
Dir., Creative Services Morton Yarmon
Dir., Radio-TV Mildred Vigderhouse
Accounts: Bettinger Corp.; Borgenicht,
Jack; Inskip, J. S.; Ruder Brothers.
THE RUMRILL COMPANY, INC.
1895 Mt. Hope Ave., Rochester 20, N. Y.
Phone: BRowning 1-2150
APA—NBP— AAAA— ABP— ANPA— PPA
President C. L. Rumrill
Treas H„ R. Hanson
V.P., Gen. Mgr., M & C Div. . . .G. M. Prince
V.P., Gen. Mgr., B, B & S Div. . .G. R. Darcy
Vice Presidents N. A. Gallegher,
J. R. VanArsdale, C. N. Gleason, F. F.
Harned, W. T. Jensen, B. W. Jones, J. S.
Warren, Pr., D. B. Miller, J. E. Troskosky,
R. H. Bush
Secretary G. G. Wallington
Radio-TV Director Richard C. Shepard
Manager, Radio-TV Charles Einach
Asst Grace M. Danelo
TV Art Director Sigmund Potembski
Division Offices
Baldwin, Bowers & Straehan
374 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.
Phone: MA 6020
Moser & Cotins
10 Hopper St., Utica, N. Y.
Phone: 3-7544
Radio and TV Accounts: Otto Bernz Co.
(Torches, Campstoves, Lanterns) Rochester;
Brighton Place Dairy, Rochester; Commu-
nity Savings Bank, Rochester; Eastman Ko-
dak Co., Rochester; Endicott Johnson Co.
(Shoes), Endicott, N. Y.; Fanny Farmer
Candy Shops, Rochester; Genesee Valley
Union Trust Co., Rochester; Kordite Co.,
Macedon, N. Y.; Stromberg Carlson Co.
(Electronic equipment) Rochester, N. Y.
LOWE RUNKLE CO.
1313 Liberty Bank Bldg., Okla. City 2, Okla.
Phone: REgent 6-3521
AAAA— ABP
President Lowe Runkle
Vice-Presidents Roger Pishny,
Howard Neumann, Monty Mann.
Radio, TV Director Mack Fuller
Radio Accounts: Cain's Coffee Co. (Coffee,
Tea, Spices) ; Local Federal Savings and
Loan; Liberty National Bank (Banking);
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Okla. Gas &
Electric Co.; Meadow Gold Dairy; Dulaney
Distributing Co. (Appliance Distributors) ;
Air Products (Distributors), Okla City.
TV Accounts: Cain's Coffee Co. (Coffee,
Tea, Spices) ; Liberty National Bank (Bank-
ing) ; Southwestern Bell Telephone (Tele-
phone Service), Oklahoma City; Oklahoma
Publishing Co. (Newspapers) ; Consolidated
Gas (Gas Utility), Oklahoma City, Okla.;
Safeway Stores, Okla. City; Superior Feed
Mills, Meadow Gold Dairy, Kerr-McGee Oil
Industries, Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.
LEWIS EDWIN RYAN ADVERTISING
726 Jackson Place, N. W., Washington, D. C.
Phone: REpublic 7-7606
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— APA
NBP— SNPA— NOAB
Owner Lewis Edwin Ryan
GenT Mgr John F. Hardie
Treasurer Preston B. Coiner
Sr. Acc't. Exec William R. Doores
Prod. Mgr David F. DeYoung
Acc't. Exec Samuel E. Hunsaker,
Walter Kerwin, James Gould, Samuel Pat-
terson
Art Directors James W. Steele
William R. Clifford
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Dir., Radio-TV William J. Green
Assoc. Dir., Radio-TV Louise S. Coble
Creative Director Walter Kerwin
BEN SACKHEIM, INC.
The Plaza, 2 West 59th St., New York 19,
N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-2200
NBP— AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB
President Ben Sackheim
Exec. Vice-Pres George B. Pampel
Secy., Treas William Pitts
Copy Chief .Anne Green
Art Director Arthur Singer
Prod. Coord Irving Levine
Media Director William Galker
Acct. Executives Ted Breining,
Bernard J. Cooper, Milton Mensch, George
B. Pampel, William Pitts, Joan Schneider-
man
Radio Accounts: Nationwide Insurance
(Auto, Fire, Life Insurance), Columbus,
Ohio; iBleachette Bluing Corp., New York;
Burlington Narrow Fabrics Corp., New York.
TV Accounts: Hess, Goldsmith & Co., New
York; Burlington Narrow Fabrics Corp.,
New York; Nationwide Insurance, Colum-
bus, Ohio.
ST. GEORGES & KEYES, INC.
250 Park Ave„ New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: YUkon 6-7575
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— ABC
President Stanley J. Keyes, Jr.
Vice-Pres.-Art Director. . .Alfred A. Anthony
Acct. Executives . . . Marshall Murphy, Sydney
Huntley, Roy Williams, John Lawton
Production Manager William Korcak
V.P., Media Dir James J. Freeman
V.P., Public Rel. Director Torrey Stearns
Branch Offices
75 E. Wacker Dr., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: ANdover 3-5966
Manager Kenneth E. Shepard
Radio Accounts: Davison Chemical Co.,
Diy. of W. R. Grace & Co., Baltimore, Md.;
Fairfield Chemical Div. (Pesticide) ; Stauffer
Chemical Co., Agricultural Chemicals Div.,
all N. Y. C.
TV Accounts: Davison Chemical Co., Div.
of W. R. Grace & Co., Baltimore; Revere
Copper & Brass, Inc., N. Y. C.
WALKER SAUSSY ADVERTISING,
INC.
Penthouse, Texas Co. Bldg., New Orleans 16,
La.
Phone: CAnal 9212
ANPA— ABP— ABC
President Walker Saussy
Vice Presidents Joseph Shields, Jr.,
D. W. Ziegelasch, Irvine J. Vidacovich
Radio Time Buyers. Stanley Starr,
Carmen Million
Acct. Executives Jules Robert,
Wallace Dorion, Jr., P. J. Stakelum, Jr.
Secretary Dorothea Schlesinger
Treasurer Alvin C. Camus
Production Mgr Donald Levy
Radio-TV Dir John Browne
Radio Accounts: American Brewing Co.,
Miami, Fla.; Elmer Candy Co. (Elmer Can-
dies) ; Wm. B. Reily Co., Inc. (Luzianne &
R. T. Coffees); L. A. Frey & Sons, (Meat
Products) Henderson Sugar Refinery, New
Orleans; Hibernia Homestead (Bldg. Loan
& Savings), New Orleans; J. H. Bonck Co.,
Inc. (Tulane Sportswear) ; Pan-American Im-
port Co. (F.-I Wines) ; Roby of New Orleans,
Inc. (Roby Sauces) ; Lichtenstein's Shoe
Store, all New Orleans, La.; California Wine
Assn. (11 Cellars Wine), San Francisco, Calif.
TV Accounts: American Brewing Co.,
Miami, Fla.; Elmer Candy Co.; Wm. B. Reily
Co., Inc. (Luzianne R. T. Coffee), Hender-
son Sugar Refinery; White Bros. (Jewelry
Store) ; General Electric Supply Co.; Roby
of New Orleans, Inc.; Meal-A-Minit (Res-
taurants), New Orleans, La.
SAVAGE-LEWIS, INC.
1807 Lyndale Ave. So., Minneapolis 5, Minn.
Phone: FEderal 9-7286
ABP— ANPA— ABC— AFA
Ch. of Board Addison Lewis
President Erie B. Savage, Jr.
V.P., Secretary Wm. A. Dobson
Radio and TV Dir Scott Benton
Prod. Manager Ann Franklin
Research Mgr Don N. Chemberlin
Copy Director Judd L. Meester
Vice President Robert L. Sturgis
Art Director John K. Henry
Radio Accounts: The Farmhand Co. (Farm
Machinery), Hopkins, Minn.; Twin City
Chevrolet Dealers (Automobiles), Minne-
apolis, Minn.; B. F. Nelson Mfg. Co.
(Asphalt Shingles), Minneapolis, Minn.
TV Accounts: The Dayton Co. (General
Mdse., Minneapolis, Minn.; The Lavoris Co.
(Mouthwash), Minneapolis, Minn.; McKes-
son & Robbins, Inc. (Wholesale Drug).
FRANK B. SAWDON, INC.
60 E. 56th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-4646
President Frank B. Sawdon
Vice-President, Media Dir Jerry Bess
Radio-TV Prod Tom Mannos
Radio-TV Producer Jack Wilcher
Chief Time Buyer James Hackett
Secretary Victor Sawdon
Branch Office
6363 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 4-3129
Office Manager Richard Westman
Radio-TV Accounts: Robert Hall Clothes,
Inc. (Men's, Women's & Children's Apparel),
Comark Products (Plastics for Home), all
N. Y. C.
SCHECK ADV. AGENCY, INC.
9 Clinton St., Newark 2, N. J.
Phone: Market 2-0480
ANPA— APA— NBP— SNPA
President ......... Julius Scheck
V. P., Radio-TV Dir E. Grant Scheck
V.P Murray Hirsch
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Secy. & Treas Morris Scheck
Prod. Mgr., Art Dir Marcus Santiago
Copy Chief E. Bimberg
Space Buyer Frank M. Craumer
Account Executives William H. Andrews,
E. Grant Scheck, Morris Scheck, Julius
Scheck.
Branch Office
601 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-0280
Manager Murray Hirsch
Radio Accounts'. Charms Co. (Charms
Candy), Asbury Park, N. J.; Fischer Baking
Co. (Baked Goods), Newark, N. J.
TV Accounts: Fischer Baking Co. (Baked
Goods), Charms Candy, Asbury Park, N. J.;
American-Limoges (Dinner Ware).
SCHENKER COMPANY
2301 Wabansia Ave., W., Chicago 47, 111.
Phone: ARmitage 6-1600
Pres., Media Dir., Space Buyer
Sydney R. Raike
Vice-Pres J. E. Schenker
Art Dir M. Rickabaugh
Radio Time Buyer & Prod. Mgr.
Space Buyer C. t>. Domin
Account Executives S. R. Raike,
J. E. Schenker, C. D. Domin
Accounts: Chicago Cycle Co.; Escalante,
Jos. F., Co.; Howe Ice Machine Co.; Wallace,
J. D. & Co.
SCHNEIDER, JOSEPH P., ADV., INC.
11 E. 44th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-8294
President Joseph P. Schneider
Exec. V.P Alfreda Walsh
Secretary Philip Nemiroff
Prod. Mgr Mark Barry
Space Buyer Robert Shapiro
GORDON SCHONFARBER &
ASSOCIATES, INC.
58 Weybosset St., Providence 3, R. I.
Phone: GAspee 148134-5
ABP— ANPA— APA— NBP— NOAB
President Gordon Schonf arber, Jr.
V.P., Prod. Mgr Russell C. Edwards
Vice-Pres., Copy Chief .John B. Swift
Secretary Amanda C. J. Olsson
Radio-TV Dir Richmond A. Patterson
Radio Accounts: Gladding's, Inc. (Radios),
Old Colony Co-operative Bank (Savings &
Loan), Providence; Washington Trust Co.
(Commercial Bank), Westerly, R. I.; War-
wick Club Ginger Ale Co. (Carbonated
Beverages), West Warwick, R. I.; J. S.
Inskip, Inc. (Foreign Cars), Providence;
B. A. Ballou Co., Inc. (Jewelry), Provi-
dence; Providence Retail Trade Board
(Chamber of Commerce) ; California Arti-
ficial Flower Co., Providence, R. I.; Johnson
& Wales Business School, Providence; Mon-
ogram Shop (Monogramming, Gifts), Provi-
dence; R. I, Provision Co. (Meat Packer),
Johnston, R. I.: William H. Harris (Furrier),
Providence, R. I.
TV Accounts: Old Colony Cooperative
Bank; Gladdings, Inc.; Warwick Club
Ginger Ale Co., West Warwick, R. I.; Calif.
Artificial Flower Co.; Johnson & Wales Busi-
ness School, Providence; B. A. Ballou & Co.
ED SHAPIRO INC.
1612 Market St., Philadelphia 3, Pa.
Phone: LO 4-2877
ANPA— ABP— NBP
President Edward Shapiro
Secretary H. Hyman Shapiro
Treasurer Edward L. Frater
Art Director Jack Garry
Radio Accounts: Sealy Mattress Co., Ches-
ter, Pa.; Browning, King, Philadelphia; Mu-
tual of Omaha (Insurance), Philadelphia.
TV Accounts: Sealy Mattress Co.; Phila-
delphia Model Hobbies Association.
JOHN W. SHAW ADVERTISING, INC.
51 E. Superior St., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: MOhawk 4-6323
ANPA
President & Treas John W. Shaw
Vice-Presidents David E. Guerrant.
P. L. O. Smith, Sigmund T. Seaman, Nor-
man, R. Anderson, William L. Ballard,
Ralph Stewart.
Secretary Robert C. Milner
Media Dir Richard L. Rogers
TV-Radio Prod Hath Kemper
Time Buyers Roberta Landers,
Isabel McCaulay
Radio Accounts: Colgate-Palmolive Co.
(Shaving Preparations) New York, N. Y. ;
Dormeyer Corp. (Electric Appliances-Power
Tools) ; Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Co.
(Insurance); Quaker Oats Co. (Corn Goods,
specialtv products) ; Webcor, Inc. (Fono-
grafs, Tape Recorders, Diskchangers) all
Chicago.
TV Accounts: Colgate-Palmolive Co., Dor-
meyr Corp.; Quker Oats Co.; Lumbermens
Mutual Casualty Co.
SILTON BROTHERS, INC.
131 Clarendon St., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: CO 7-3730
ABP— ANPA— FAAG— NBP
President Myron L. Silton
Exec. V.P Jason N. Silton
V.P., Media Dir., Radio-TV
Producer Earle W. Hoffman
V.P. Art Andre B. Paquette
Time Buyer Marie E. Kachinski
Radio Accounts: New England Provision
Co. (Meats) ; Barcolene Co. (Detergents) ;
Sears Roebuck & Co. (Boston & Suburban
Retail Stores); Elm Ferm Foods Co. (Retail
Food Chain, all Boston, Mass.
TV Accounts: New England Provision
Co.; The Barcolene Co.; Elm Farm Foods
Co.; Penobscot Shoe Co.
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SIMON & GWYNN
3329 Poplar Ave., Memphis 11, Tenn.
Phone: FA 7-1691
SNPA— ANPA— APA- NO AB— ABP
FAAG
Partners Milton Simon, H. N. Gwynn
Art Prod. Mgr Carlos Gordon
Radio-TV Accounts: American Snuff Co.,
Donald Furniture Co., The HumKo Co., Ro-
hilio & Cuneo (Roneo Foods), American
Tea & Coffee Co.; WMC, WMCT, Memphis,
Tenn.
SIMONS-MICHELSON CO.
1126 Lafayette Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: Woodward 3-3000
AAAA— ANPA— ABP— APA— NBP
Partners Leonard N. Simons,
Lawrence J. Michelson
Prod. Mgr Arthur H. Copland
Account Exec Richard N. Hughes
Art Director Al Sielaff
Radio-TV Dir .Richard Hughes
Radio Accounts: Cunningham's Drug
Stores (Drug, etc.), Keopplinger Bakery
(Baked Goods), Krun-Chee Potato Chips
(Potato Chips), (Pretzels), Marshall Drug
Company (Drugs), Cleveland, Ohio; Benja-
min Rich (Real Estate), Sealy Mattress Co.
(Mattresses), Taylor's Inc. (Dodge-Ply-
mouth), Detroit, Mich.; Velvet Peanut Prod-
ucts (Peanut Butter) ; E & B Brewing Co.
Dossins Food Products (Pepsi-Cola) ; Guard-
ian Savings & Loan; Lasky Furniture; City
Bank, Detroit, Mich.; Leo Adler Co. (DeSoto-
Plymouth); Mohawk Lumber Co., Detroit,
Mich.; Stone's Jewelers, Detroit; Wrigley's
Super Markets, Detroit; Arkav (Prepared
Foods); Wrigley Markets; Gold Bell (Gift
Stamps) ; Epps Four Great Stores (Sporting
Goods).
TV Accounts: Cunningham's Drug Stores
(Drugs, etc.) ; Dossin's Food Products (Pep-
si Cola) ; Keopplinger Bakery (Baked
Goods) ; Krun-Chee (Potato Chips) ; Sealy
Mattress Co. (Mattress Mfg.) ; Taylor's Inc.
(Automotive) ; Velvet Peanut Products (Pea-
upt Butter) ; E & B Brewing Co.; Leo Adler
Co. (DeSoto-Plymouth), Mohawk Lumber
Co.; Wrigley's Super Markets; City Bank,
Detroit, Mich.
SMITH, TAYLOR & JENKINS, INC.
223 Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh 22, Pa.
Phone: ATlantic 1-9312
ABP— ANPA— APA— FAAG
President Ronald P. Taylor
Bd. Chrmn., Treas Robert M. Jenkins
Television Dir Thomas J. MacWilliams
Radio Director Les Sterne
Acct. Executives Ronald P. Taylor,
Robert E. Quaid, W. C. Sutherland, R. M.
Jenkins, E. V. Hudson, Jules A. Petrencs,
J. J. Matelan, R. K. Pearson, John Angus.
TV Prod. & Scripts Jack J. O'Neill,
John Whited
SON DE REGGER ADV. AGENCY
INC.
321 Eleventh St., Des Moines 9, la.
Phone: 3-3185
ANPA— APA— ABP— FAAG— NBP
President, Space Buyer, Radio Time
& Acct. Exec. Treas.. ..Les Son De Regger
Secretary A. H. Son De Regger
Art Dir D. D. Neal
Prod. Mgr Joseph Daniels
Radio Accounts: National Soap & Refining
Co., Grocers Wholesale Co.
SOUTHERN ADVERTISING, INC.
953 Southwest 1st St., Miami, Fla.
Phone: FRanklin 9-2821
ABP— ANPA
President Richard D. Hager
V.P Peter Finney
Treasurer George Cullen
Secretary Jerry Crocket
Copy Chief E. J. Rowland
Exec. Art Dir Charles Fletcher
Media Dir Joseph Lincoln
Production Mgr William Kaleb
Dir., Radio-TV William Izzard
Mgr., Radio-TV Gene Caron
Radio-TV Production Jessie Reid
Radio-TV Copy Mike Spano
Radio and TV Accounts: Kingston Mills,
Cartersville, Ga.; National Airlines; Royal
Castle Shops; Vitolyte Corp., all Miami.
Estimated Radio-TV Billing: $400,000.
W. J. SMITH CO.
Commonwealth Bldg., Louisville 2, Ky.
JUniper 4-2163
APA— SNPA— ANPA
Pres. & Treas., Prod. Mgr W. J. Smith
Vice-Pres. & Secy G. B. Smith
Media Dir. & Copy Chief H. D. Peltier
Radio Dir I. M. Diebold
Account Executives P. M. Shaughnessy,
H. D. Peltier, W. J. Smith, Maurice H.
Byrne
Radio Account: Peerless Mfg. Co.
C. JERRY SPAULDING, INC.
201 Commercial St. Worcester 8, Mass.
Phone: PLeasant 3-4789
Pies., Treas. & Radio Time Buyer
C. Jerry Spaulding
Secretary H. H. Hartwell
Art Director Harvey Ball
Prod. Mgr Charles Rice
Media Dir Theresa Degermajian
Acct. Exec Robert F. Hayward
Radio Accounts: Peoples Savings Bank,
Mechanics Natl. Bank, Smith & Fyfe, Inc.
(Ice Cream) Worcester.
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RAYMOND SPECTOR COMPANY,
INC.
445 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-4407
ABP— ANPA— APA— NBP
President, Treas Raymond Spector
Ch., Creative Activities Ned C. Smith
Client Service Bert Schwartz
Art Director Irving Trabich
Production Manager .Bernard Ludin
Research Director Charles Goldberg
Radio-TV Director Dick Blaine
Radio-TV Account: Hazel Bishop, Inc.
(Lipstick and Complexion Glow), New York,
N. Y.
SPITZ ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC.
530 Oak St., Syracuse 3, N. Y.
Phone: 9-5581
ABP— ANPA— FAAG
Owner, Acct. Exec William Spitz
Art Director Frederic Berg
Copy Chief Madeline Clark
Production Mgr Diane Davis
Space & Time Buyer Carol Genge
Radio-TV Dir., Acct. Exec . . . Beverly Bianco
Radio Accounts: Elmira Card Co., Inc.
(Greeting Cards), Elmira, N. Y.; Fair City
Savings & Loan xAss'n, Syracuse; Gardner &
North Roof & Siding Corp., Syracuse; Grange
Silo Co., Inc., Red Creek, N. Y.; Henry
Frank Leather Co., Syracuse; Hotel Syracuse
P & C Markets, Syracuse & Auburn, N. Y.;
Pilgrim Packing Co. (Meat Products), Syra-
cuse; Syracuse Card Co. (Greeting Cards),
Syracuse; Syracuse Glass Co. (Store Fronts),
Syracuse; Timerson Canning Co., Inc. (Tim-
co Dog & Cat Food), Fair Haven, N. Y.;
University College — Adult Division, Syracuse
University.
TV Accounts: Besdin Furniture Super-
market (Furniture), Syracuse; Elmira Card
Co. Inc. (Greeting Cards), Elmira, N. Y.;
Gardner & North Roofinn & Siding Co'-p.;
Hotel Syracuse; Onondaga Supply Co.,
Inc. (Appliances), Syracuse; Penifield Manu-
facturing Co. (Mattresses) Syracuse; Spec-
tor-Genesee Motor Sales, Inc. (Cadi'lac-
Olds dealer) Syracuse; Syracuse Card Co.,
Greeting Cards), Syracuse; Syracuse Glass
Co.; Timerson Canning Co., Inc. (Timco
Dog & Cat Food), Fair Haven, N. Y.; Uni-
versity College, Adult Education Div., Syra.-
cuse University; Wilsons Leading Jewelers
( Jewelers ) , Syracuse.
Estimated Radio-TV Billings: $125,000.
SPITZER & MILLS LIMITED
50 King Street W., Toronto 1, Can.
Phone: EMpire 6-2811
ABC
President G. F. Milh
Exec. Vice-Pres .J. W. Spitzer
Gen. Mgr. & Sec.-Treas ...W. H. Reid
Radio TV Director T. R. Hart
Media Dir P. Judson
Branch Office
3405 Addington Ave., Montreal, Quebec
Phone: WA 0344
Co. Mgrs D. McCrimmon, J. Randle
Radio-TV Dir P. E. Corbeil
Radio-TV Accounts : Colgate-Palmolive
Ltd. (Palmolive Soap, Halo Shampoo, Fab
Detergent, Colgate Toothpaste, Palmolive
Shave Preparations, Toronto, Ont. ; Quaker
0?ts Co. (All Products) Peterboro, Ont.;
Kimberly-Clark Prod. Ltd. (Kleenex &
Delsey) Toronto, Ont.; Wm. E. Coutts Co.,
Ltd. (Hallmark Greeting Cards) Toronto,
Ont.; The Tea Council (Tea) Toronto, Ont.;
The Toni Co. (Home Permanents) Montreal,
Que.; Paper-Mate Co. (Pens) Montreal,
Que.; Bell Telephone Co. (Yellow Pages)
Montreal, Que.; B. F. M. Ltd. (Colibri Light-
ers) Montreal, Que.; McCormicks Biscuit
Co. (Biscuits) London, Ont.; Exquisite Form
Brassieres (Bras & Girdles) Toronto; John
Ing'es Co., Ltd. (White Goods) Toronto;
Leliu & Fruk, Ltd. (Lysol) Toronto; Dorothy
Gray, Ltd. (Cosmetics) Toronto; Lesquen-
dier Ltd. (Cosmetics) Toronto, Ont.
Estimated Radio-TV Billings: $1,500,000.
BARTON A. STEBBINS ADVTG.
3142 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: Dunkirk 8-8131
ABP— ANPA— AAAA
Owner Barton A. Stebbins
V.P A. W. Gudelman,
William W. Harvey
Time Buyer Hugh Bland
TV Prod Jane Catlin
Radio Accounts: Vitalfa Corp. (Brewster's
Food Supplement) Roseda, Calif.; Hilly
Medical Prod., Pasadena.
TV Accounts: Certified Grocers of Calif.;
Signal Oil Co. (Gasoline), Los Angeles,
Calif.; Hotpoint Appliance Sales Co., Los
Angeles.
STEBBINS, HAL, INC., ADV.
714 W. Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles 15, Calif.
Phone: Richmond 9-5317
ANPA-APA— AAAA-hABC— NBP
President Hal Stebbins
Vice Presidents. .Paul Winans, Robert Laws
Sec, Treas Edna Page Ackerman
Art Dirs Jack Eipper, Jack Vibber
Prod. Mgr Al Schuknecht
Acct. Execs Richard Lewis,
Jones Hawley
STERLING ADV. AGENCY, INC.
9 East 40th St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: ORegon 9-6767
ANPA— PPA— ABP
Chr. Bd., Pres S. M. Broun
Exec. V.P Stanley Goodman
Vice Pres Harold Strauss
Sec, Comptroller Morton S. Sirota
Media Director Lesley Normandin
Radio Accounts: Milium Division, Deer-
ing, Milliken & Co., (Lining Material);
Fashion-o-rama Mgt. Corp. (Fashion Exposi-
tion) both New York, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Milium Division, Deering,
Milliken & Co.
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STOCKTON, WEST, BURKHART,
INC.
1300 First Natl. Bank Bldg., Cincinnati 2, O.
Phone: Dunbar 1-5600
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA— NBP— NOAB
Chrmn. of Board William Z. Burkhart
Pres., Treas C. Thomas Martin
Sr. V.P., Dir. Copy Ranald S. West
VJP., Media Dir. ... R. A. McDowell
Art Dir Robert Helmich
Television Director Gary Lee
Pgm. Mgr., Radio-TV Robert Huber
Radio Accounts: Hudepohl Brewing Co.
(Hudepohl Beer & Chevy Ale), Cincinnati,
Ohio; Mosler Safe Company (Mosler Safes &
Chests), Hamilton, Ohio; Cincinnati Gas &
Electric Co. (Utility), Cincinnati, Ohio; Gib-
son Wine Co. (Golden Pheasant Wines),
Cincinnati, Ohio; Cincinnati & Suburban
Bell Tel. Co.; United States Shoe Corp.
(Red Cross Shoes), Cincinnati, O.
TV Accounts: United States Shoe Corp.
(Red Cross Shoes), Cincinnati, 0.; Hude-
pohl Brewing Co. (Hudepohl Beer & Chevy
Ale). Cincinnati, Ohio; Cincinnati Gas &
Electric Co. (Utilities), Cincinnati, Ohio;
Central Trust Co. (Banking Institution), Cin-
cinnati, Ohio; Mosler Safe Company (Safes &
Chests). Hamilton, Ohio: Gibson Wine Com-
pany (Golden Pheasant Wines, Champagne).
Cincinnati, Ohio; Cincinnati & Suburban
Bell Tel. Co.
STORM ADVERTISING CO., INC.
72 East Ave.. Rochester 4, N. Y.
Phone: Baker 9140, 9149
Pres.. Treas., Media Dir Morry Storm
V.P.-Radio & TV Dir. &
Acct. Ex. Time Buyer Jean Schantz
V.P., Art Dir Vincent Marcone
Prod. Mgr Barbara Belmont
Copy Chief Mark A. Van Liew
Radio and TV Accounts: Designs Publish-
ing Company,N. Y. C; Alhart's Electric
Company (Appliances), Rochester; Cramer
Drug Company (Drugs), Rochester; A. Lus-
tig Inc. (Food Processor), Brockport, N. Y.;
Snyder's Seat Covers, Rochester.
DANIEL F. SULLIVAN CO., INC.
216 Tremont St., Boston 16. Mass.
Phone: HAncock 6-7644
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA— NBP
President Daniel F. Sullivan
Sales Dir Robert N. Sullivan
Treas., Space Buyer William H. Sullivan
Publicity Dir William McMorrow
Radio Accounts: Revere Racing Assn.
(Greyhound Racing), Revere; R. S. Robie.
Inc. (U-Drivit Auto Rental), Boston, Mass.;
F. H. Snow Canning Co. (Snow's Clam
Chowder, Snow's Fish Chowder, Snow's Lob-
ster Newburgh), Pine Point, Me.; Hickox
Secretarial School, Boston; Radio Station
WMEX, Boston.
SULLIVAN, STAUFFER, COLWELL
& BAYLES, INC.
477 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8.1600
ANPA— APA— NOAB--PFA— NBP— AAAA
Chairman Raymond F. Sullivan
President Brown Bolte
Vice-Pres Donald D. Stauffer
Vice-Pres S. Heagan Bayles
Vice-Pres., Secy John P. Cohane
Sr. V.P Clifford Spiller
Vice-Pres Ralph Smith
Vice-Pres. & Treas.... T. Newton Weatherby
Vice-Pres Donald Anderson
V.-P. & Media Dir Francis Minehan
V.-P. & Merch. Dir.. Daniel O'Meara
Vice-Pres Mary A. Ayres
Vice-Pres .Herbert A. Vitriol
Vice-Pres Luther H. Wood
Vice-Pres. Maitland Jones
Vice-Pres John H. Hosch, Jr.
Vice-Pres Ida S. Raisback
Vice-Pres Barrett Welch
Vice-Pres Horace Hagedorn
Vice-Pres Joseph Hardie
V^P.'s Frank Henderson,
Richard M. Kelly, Richard R. Uhl, Thomas
F. Vietor, Engine F. Whelan
V.P., Research Dir Timothy J. Healy
V.-P. & Head Art Dir Robert West
V.P., Creative Dir 0 R. D. Wylly
Prod. Mgr George Andrew
Dir. Media Research Richard Puff
Controller M. Herbert King
V.-P. & Radio-TV Dir Philip H. Cohen
Radio-TV Bus. Mgr. Frank Reed
V.P., Network Operations George Frey
V.P., TV-Radio Pgm. Dev.. Robert W. Ballin
Branch Office
6253 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hollywood 4-2119
Vice-Pres. &
TV-Radio Dir John Van Nostrand
Assistant John G. Cole
Accounts: American Petroleum Institute
(Institutional) ; American Tobacco Co. (Pall
Mall Cigarettes, I a Corona Ciaars, Antonio
v Cleopatra Cigars, Half and Half Smoking
Tobacco); Best Foods, Inc. (H-0 Oats, H-0
Cream Farina, Presto Self Rising Cake
Flour); Block Drug Co. (Nytol Sleeping
Tablets, Green Mint Mouthwash, Pycope
Tooth Brushes); Blue Coal Corp. (Blue
Coal); Carter Products (Arrid Cream De-
odorant, Rise Instant Lather) ; J. H. Filbert,
Inc. (Mrs. Filbert's Margarine, Mayonnaise
and Salad Dressing) ; Junket Brand Foods
Div.. Chr. Hansen's Laboratory (Junket Ren-
net Powder & Tablets, Quick Fudge & Frost-
ing Mix, Danish Dessert, Freezing Mix, Sher-
bet Mix, Fondant Mix) ; Lambert -Hudnut
Div., Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.
(Richard Hudnut Quick Home Permanent,
Pin-Quick, Children's Quick, Enriched Creme
Shampoo, Creme Rinse, Rinse 'n Set) ; V.
I a Rosa & Sons ( Macaroni, Spaghetti Sauces,
Pizza Pie Mix, Prepared Italian Food Spe-
cialties); Lever Brothers Co. (Lifebuoy
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Soap, Silver Dust Blue, Hum), Noxzema
Chemical Co. (Noxzema Skin Cream, Brush-
less Shave Cream, Suntan Lotion) ; Smith
Brothers (Cough Drops & Cough Syrup);
The Sperry and Hutchinson Co. (S & H Cash
Discount Stamps) ; Whitehall Prarmacal Co.
(BiSo-Dol Mints, BiCoDol Powder, Infra-
RUB); Duffy-Mott Co., Inc. (Mott's Apple
Products).
TATHAM-LAIRD, INC.
64 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago 4, 111.
Phone; HArrison 7-3700
AAAA— ABP— ANPA
Chairman of the Bd Arthur E. Tatham
President J. Kenneth Laird
Treasurer. Harold C. Jensen
Asst. Treas . Fred Winter
Secretary . Mary Kyak
Admin. Dir E. F. Hascall, Jr.
Copy Chief . John H. Jameson
Market Res. Dir Arthur A. Simon
Media Director .George A. Bolas
Asst. Media Director W. J. McEdwards
Prog. Asst John R. Allen
Media Supervisors Jack Ragel
Roy A. Boyer, John Singleton
Broadcast Media Mgrs Donald Grasse,
John Deacon, Philip L. Gore
Radio, TV Dir., Comm. Prod Dan Ryan
Merchandising Director. .... .M. J. O'Connor
Production Manager Eldon Rohrsen
Creative Research Director. .Dr. Don Kanter
Branch Offices
5 East 54th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-4680
Exec.-in-Charge John Masterson
1680 Vine, Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 1-9228
Exec.-in-Charge Vic Hunter
Accounts: Abbott Laboratories (Sucaryl),
Chicago; Armour & Co. (Ham, Bacon, Sau-
sage Products, Canned Meats), Chicago;
General Mills, Inc., Kix, Trix, Surechamp),
Minneapolis; Parker Pen Co. (Parker "51,"
"21," Jotter Ball Point Pens, Liquid Lead
Pencils, Desk Sets, Supercrome Inks and
Quink), Janesville, Wis.; C. A. Swanson
& Sons (canned chicken & turkey, frozen
chicken, chicken, beef and turkey pies, TV
dinners, frozen fruit pies), Camden, N. J.;
The Toni Co. (White Rain Lotion Sham-
poo, Bobbi Pin Curl Permanent, Viv-Soft
Touch Lipstick), Chicago; The Wander
Co. (Ovaltine), Chicago; Wiedemann, Geo.,
Brewing Co. (Wiedemann's Beer), New-
port, Ky.; Procter & Gamble (Fluffo Short-
ening, American Family Products), Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
Estimated Radio-TV Billings: $11,700,000.
THOMAS & DOUGLAS, INC.
119 W. 57th St., New York 198 N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-6543
ANPA— APA— NBP
Pres., Art Dir Wilbur L. Thomas
Secretary. George F. Reid
Treas., Space Buyer C. Vitaliano
Account Exec Lawrence H. Douglas
Accounts: American District Telegraph Co.
(Automatic Electrical Protection Equit.),
New York Automatic Fire Alarm Co., New
York; D'Bari Salon, New York; Fortune
Cravats, Inc., New York; Hans Hinrichs, Inc.
(Malt & Hops), New York; Rahr Malting
Co., Manitowoc, Wis.; Reeve Electrical Co.,
New York; Smith, Kirkpatrick & Co., Inc.
(Export, Import, Finance), New York; Times
Facsimile Corp. (Facsimile Communica-
tions), New York; WINS, New York; Adam
Young, Inc. (TV Station Reps), New York.
J. WALTER THOMPSON COMPANY
420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 6-7000
AAAA— ABP— ANPA
Chairman Stanley Resor
Vice Chairman Henry C. Flower, Jr.
Vice Chairman Samuel W. Meek
President Norman H. Strouse
Dir., Radio-TV Dan Seymour
V.P. & Dir. of Media Arthur A. Porter
Assoc. Dir., Radio-TV J. F. Devine
Dir. of Research Dr. D. R. Longman
Admn., Radio-TV John F. Devine
TV Group Heads Robert E. Buchanan,
Storrs Haynes, Woodrow Benoit
Associate Media Dirs James O. Luce,
Anne Wright, Richard Jones, Jack Green,
Robert Lilien, Philip Birch
Branch Offices
410 No. Mich. Ave., Chicago, 111.
Phone: MOhawk 4-6700
Vice Pres., Mgr George C. Reeves
Radio-TV Mgr John E. Mosman
Media Dir John de Bevec
535 Griswold St., Detroit, Mich.
Phone: WO 2-8890
V.P., Mgr John L. McQuigg
Radio-TV Acct. Suprv Donald Thorburn
Radio-TV Rep Eldon Hazard
6505 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: OL 3-0300
V.P., Mgr Cornwell Jackson
220 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables, Fla.
Phone: Miami 83-5487
Manager Eugene Austin
320 California St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: GA 1-3510
V.P., Mgr Harry A. Lee
TV Group Head Forrester Mashbir
Time Buyer Frances Austin
Radio Accounts: Joseph Schlitz Brewing
Co., Pharma-Craft Corp.; Mentholatum, Shell
Oil Co., Chun King Sales, Inc., Scott Paper
Co., Murine, Panagra, Ford Div., Ford Motor
Co., Ward Baking Co.; Weco Products
TV Accounts: Ciba Pharmaceutical Prod.,
Inc., Pan American, Johns-Manville, Alu-
minum ,Ltd., Lever Bros., Standard Brands,
Inc., Mentholatum, Blue Cross, Blue Shield,
Scott Paper Co., Chesebrough-Pond's, East-
man Kodak, Kraft Foods, Div. Natl. Dairy
Products; Ford Div., Ford Motor Co., Brillo,
Seven-Up, Joseph Schlitz Brewing Co., At-
lantis Sales, BoyleJMidway, Inc., Sylvania
Electric Products, Church & Dwight.
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TRACY, KENT & CO., INC.
515 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: ELdorado 54404
ABP— ANPA— APA—NBP
Chairman of Board Wm. Irwin Tracy
Pres Frank S. Kent
Vice-Pres. & Art Dir Hugh F. Donnell
Vice-Pres F. Haas, F. Nye
Radio-TV Dir Robert Arzberger
Radio Accounts: J. W. Beardsley's Sons,
(Food Products), Newark, N. J.; Cadie
Chemical Products, Inc. (Polishing cloths),
New York, N. Y.; Charles & Co., Inc. (Bon
Voyage Shop), New York, N. Y.; Dellwood
Dairy Co., Inc. (Milk & Dairy Products),
Yonkers. N. Y.; Filler Products, Inc. (Snack
Foods), Atlanta, Ga.; Adolph Goldmark &
Sons, Corp. (Imported Foods), New York,
N. Y.; Gristede Bros., Inc. (Grocers), New
York, N. Y.; Moore & Co. Soups, Inc. (Bon
Vivant Soups), Newark, N. J.; Hafnia Ham
Co., Inc., New York.
TV Accounts: Cadie Chemical Products,
Inc. (Polishing Cloths), New York, N. Y.;
Filler Products, Inc. (Snack Foods), Atlanta,
Ga.; Gristede Bros., Inc. (Grocers), New
York, N. Y.; Charles & Co., New York;
Hafnia Ham Co., Inc., New York; Terry
Candy Co., Elizabeth, N. J.
TRACY-LOCKE CO., INC.
2501 Cedar Springs Road, Dallas 1, Texas
Phone: RI 8-4741
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— NOAB—SNPA
NBP— ABC
President Morris Hite
Exec. Vice-Pres Clay W. Stephenson, Jr.
Media Dir Ernestine Parker
Radio, TV Director. .. .Lawrence E. DuPont
Branch Office
2332 W. Holcombe, Houston 25, Texas
Phone: MO 7-3306
1501 Canal St., New Orleans 16, La.
Canal 9278
Radio Accounts: Borden Co. (Southern
District); Duncan Coffee Co., Houston; Im-
perial Sugar Co., Sugarland; Burrus Mill &
Elevator Co. (flour), Dallas; Adleta Com-
pany, Dallas; Jones-Blair, Dallas; Frito Co.,
Dallas, Texas; American Brewing Co.
(Beer), New Orleans, La.; Radio Stations,
WWL, New Orleans, La. and KRLD, Dallas,
Tex.
TV Accounts: Borden Co. (Southern Dis-
trict) ; Duncan Coffee Co., Houston; Im-
perial Sugar Co., Sugarland; Kings Candy
Co., Ft. Worth; Haggar Co. (men's slacks),
Dallas; Adelta Company, Dallas; American
Brewing Co.; Frito Co.
JAY VICTOR <£ ASSOC, INC.
1225 Ravmond Blvd., Newark, N. J.
Phone: MArket 3-8487
ABP
Pres., Treasurer Jay Victor
V.P., Secretary Beatrice Victor
WILLIAM VON ZEHLE & CO., INC.
441 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 2-9010
Pres., Radio-TV Dir Wm. von Zehle
Copy Chief Otto Riess
Accounts: Bernheimer, D. F., & Co.;
Colonial Boat Works; Dyson Shipping,
N. Y.; Emery, John S. Co.; Fishetti Bros.;
General Register Corp.; Haeuser Shellac Co.
Inc.; Jadow, B. Inc.; K & W Products Corp.;
Meyer, N. S.; Mohegan Intl.; Pan- Atlantic
Steamship Line; Rose Ribbon & Carbon Mfg.
Co. Inc.; Solon Palmer; Standard Radio,
Chicago & Hollywood; Winsor & Newton;
Winston, Harry Inc.
WABE, INCORPORATED
730 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-3530
President Charles Bernard
Asst. to Pres Rita Hughes
Art Dir Leonard Kessler
GEOFFREY WADE ADVERTISING
20 N. Wacker Drive, Chicago 6, 111.
Phone: STate 2-7369
ABC ANPA
Exec. Dir Albert G. Wade, II
General Manager Paul McCluer
Senior Acct. Exec Robert E. Dwyer
Acct. Exec Lawrence W. Davidson
Research Dir Gordon Norberg
Art Director J. B. Hoopes
Media Dir David S. Williams
Marketing Director Louis J. Nelson
Dir. of Network TV Pgms Jack Farnell
Dir. of TV Film Dept Booth Luck
Branch Offices
6 East 45th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-9261
Mgr Henry J. Opperman
Wade Advertising Agency, Inc.
6381 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 4-7457
Exec. Vice Pres., Mgr. ..Forrest F. Owen, Jr.
20 N. Wacker Dr., Chicago 6, 111.
Exec. V.P Hal H. Thurber
Radio Accounts: Miles Laboratories, Inc.
(Alka-Seltzer, One-A-Day (Brand) Vitamins,
Nervine, Tabcin), Elkhart, Ind.; Miles Cali-
fornia Co., (Bactine) Los Angeles, Calif.;
Aireloom Bedding (Mattresses & Springs),
Alhambra, Calif. ; Durham Chemical Co., Los
Angeles; See's Candy Shops, Los Angeles &
San Francisco; Joe Maggio; Greene &
Henkle; National Van Lines; Paper Prod-
ucts Co.
TV Accounts: Miles Laboratories, Inc.
(Alka-Seltzer, Nervine, Tabcin, One-A-Day
Brand) Vitamins, Elkhart, Ind.; Alberto-
Culver Co. of Hollywood (Alberto VO-5),
Chicago; Miles California Co., (Bactine) Los
Angeles, Calif.; Joe Maggio, Inc., Holtville,
Calif.; See's Candy Shops, Los Angeles &
San Francisco, National Van Lines, Los An-
geles; Paper Prod. Co. (Napkins, etc.), Los
Angeles.
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HUGO WAGENSEIL & ASSOC. CO.
Talbotl Bldg., Dayton 2, Ohio
Phone: HEmlock 5542
AAAA— ABP— APA— NBP— ANPA
CAAN
President Hugo Wagenseil
Vice President Paul B. Willis
Vice President W. H. Ford
Radio Director F. R. Harwood
V.P., Creative Dir Harley C. Case
W. S. WALKER ADVERTISING CO.
Oliver Bldg., Mellon Sq., Pittsburgh 22, Pa.
Phone: GRant 1-1900
ABP— ANPA
President C. P. Richardson
Exec. V.P F. L. Newmeyer, Jr.
Vice President G. Norman Burk
Sec'y.-Treas George Luchik
Radio-TV Dir Robert B. Stevens
Radio Accounts: Aunt Hannah's Bakery
(Food Products) Pittsburgh, Pa.; Sterling
Oil Div. of Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
(Gas & Oil) Emlenton, Pa. & St. Marys,
W. Va.; Disco Div. of Pittsburgh Consolida-
tion Coal Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.; I. N. Hagan
Co. (Milk and Ice Cream) Uniontown, Pa.;
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical (Insecticides)
Pittsburgh, Pa.; Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Corp. (Stainless & Special Alloys, Steels)
Pittsburgh. Pa.; Blackstone Corp. (Laundry
Equipment) Jamestown, N. Y.; Niagara
Therapy Mfg. Corp. (Massage Equipment)
Adamsvilje, Pa.
TV Accounts: Aunt Hannah's Bakery, Ster-
ling Oil Div. of Quaker State Oil Refining
Corp., Blackstone Corp., Niagara Therapy
Mfg. Corp., I. N. Hagan Co., Pittsburgh Coke
& Chemical, Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp..
Disco Div. of Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal
Co.
WILLIAM WARREN, IACKSON &
DELANEY
45 W. 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-0350
ABP— APA— ANPA
Partners. ................ .Harry Solow, Jr.,
William W. Solow, S. P. Jackson
Radio Dir.. .............. .Harry Solow, Jr.
TV Director. S. P. Jackson
Pub. Rela. Dir Joseph Mann
Account Executives S. P. Jackson,
J. C. Silverman, Jack Wilson, Jack Hallo-
ran, Ed O'Brien, Harry Alleva
Radio Accounts: Sachs Quality Stores
( Dept. Store ) ; Federal Life & Casualty Co.
(Insurance); Roberts Technical & Trade
School; Alexander's Dept. Stores; Monarch
Buick Co., Inc.; Ritz Thrift Shop; Bookfind
Club; Dale Dance Studios; Relaxacizor Sales
Co.; Mason &Hamlin Piano Co.; Schane
Pontiac Corp., Sonotone of New York;
Radio-TV Training Assn.; Nat'l Home Study
School; Zenith Radio Corp., Tri-State Buick
Dealers Assn., all New York, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Vim Stores; Ritz Thrift
Shop; Warren Connolly (Disl. Norge, Mo-
torola, Vornado); Sofia Brothers Inc.; Re-
laxacizor; Fruit of the Loom; Stevens &
Thompson Paper Co.; Wing & Fin Pet Cen-
ter; Dale Dance Studios; Davega Stores;
Monarch Buick Co.; Zenith Radio Corp. of
N. Y.; Schane Pontiac Corp., all New York,
N. Y.
WARWICK & LEGLER, INC.
230 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 4-5800
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— APA
NOAB— AFA-.NBP
President H. Paul Warwick
Vice-Presidents Henry Legler,
S. O. Youngheart, Arthur Deerson, Thomas
H. Shanley, C. E. Standinger, Eleanor
Dean, R. A. MacDonnell, L. H. Russell,
John Toland, Wm. Zerweck, J. F. Welsh,
F. L. Baldwin, Jack Kaduson
V.P., Media H. H. Dobberteen
Exec. Asst. to Pres J. P. Warwick
Copy Chief Robert L. Edens
Radio & TV Director. . .William P. Warwick
Asst. Radio-TV Dir Eric Jensen
Exec. Producer Andrew Christian
Branch Office
83-50 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: OLive 3-0240
Mgr Willson M. Tuttle
Radio Accounts: Jacob Ruppert (Knicker-
bocker Beer) New York, N. Y.; Ex-Lax, Inc.
(Chocolated Laxative), Brooklyn, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Ex-Lax, Inc. (Laxative),
Brooklyn, N. Y.; Jacob Ruppert (Knicker-
bocker Beer), New York, N. Y.; Revlon, Inc.
WASSER, KAY & PHILLIPS, INC.
1231 Banksville Rd., Pittsburgh 16, Pa.
Phone: LOcust 3-1570
AFA
President. G. S. Wasser
Exec. Vice Pres L. Cook Thompson
Media Director , Harrv Anderson
Film Mgr William R. Esch
Radio, Television Director Alvin Roth
Copy Chief Sally Kohl
Radio & TV Accounts: Country Belle
Coop. (Farmers Dairy Products), Krogers
(Food Markets), Coca Cola Bottling Co. of
Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Rosenbaums
Dept. Store, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Distributors,
Inc., Pittsburgh; Hafner Coffee Co., Pitts-
burgh; United Dairy Co., Barnesville, Ohio.
NORMAN D. WATERS &
ASSOCIATES, INC.
6 East 39th St, N. Y. 16, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-8950
ANPA— NBP
President. .Norman D. Waters
Vice Presidents. .. .Bliss Woodward, Marvin
Sherres
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Secretary Elaine L. Waters
Production Mgr Jack E. Louden
Office Manager Mimi Luden
Dir. of Services Sydney L. Baron
Mechanical Art Harry Kazan
Account Execs Norman Waters,
Bliss Woodward, Leonard Koven, Marvin
Sherres, Roy Friedlander
Paris, France, 1 Ave. Franco-Russe
Manager Faith Shipway
WATTS, PAYNE— ADV., INC.
900 S. Main St., Tulsa 3, Okla.
Phone: Diamond 3-8108
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— AFA
Chairman of the Board Don Watts
Pres., Treas Oscar E. Payne
Vice Presidents Leslie S. Hauger,
Don Dyer, Jack Buchman
Secy., Radio-TV Dir Don S. Mitchell
Prod. Coordinator Larry Bettis
Radio-TV Traffic Betty Schellhaas
Radio Accounts: Oklahoma Tire & Supply
Co., Mid-West Chevrolet, 7-Up Distributors,
Mason's Furniture & Appliances, Pepsi Cola
Distributors, United Federal Savings &
Loans, Bell Oil & Gas, Commonwealth Life
Ins., Downtown Tulsa, Unlimited, Brown-
D'unkin Dept. Store, Tulsa, Okla.; Bryan &
Sons, Burts, Chili Bowl Seasoning, Jitney
Jungle, Mathias, Dumas Milner Pontiac,
Claude Riggs.
Estimated Radio Billing: $265,000.
TV Accounts: Oklahoma Tire & Supply,
Mid-West Chevrolet, Mason's Furniture &
Appliance, Jitney Jungle, (Grocery Chain) ;
Brown-Dunkin; Downtown Tulsa Unlimited;
Dumas Milner Pontiac, Pepsi-Cola Bottling
Co., Quality Furniture, Claude Riggs, Watt
Plumbing & Electric, all Tulsa, Okla.
Estimated TV Billing: $100,000.
WEBB ASSOCIATES, INC.
330 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: LO 5-6462
President M. A. Weiss
Sec'y., Treas Andrew Weiss
Art Director Norbert Haber
Production Mgr Fred Lida
Media Director Audrey Bernfeld
TV Director Bernard Sehiff
Acct. Execs M. A. Weiss, Andrew Weiss,
L. Sturms
TV Accounts: Remco, Inc. (Toys), New-
ark, N. J.; American Character Dolls; Glen-
oit Mills; Donnybrook (Coats), all N. Y. C.
EDWARD H. WEISS & CO.
360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-7252
President Edward H. Weiss
Exec. Vice Pres Irving D. Auspitz
V.P., Dir. of Media Jack Bard
V.P., Copy Dir Byron A. Bonnheim
V.P., Acct. Supvr Bernard J. Gross
Dir. Motivation
Research Mary Jane Grunsfeld
V.P., Acct. Supvr Robert Harris
V.P., Acct. Supvr Jerome Joss
V.P., Creative Dir N. Lee King
V.P., Sec'y., Radio-TV Dir.,
Acct. Supvr Marvin L. Mann
V.P., Acct. Supvr Kenneth Murison
Treas., Business Mgr Ernest Stern
Branch Office
460 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: FLaza 8-0992
Mgr Edward Kogan
Accounts: American National Bank & Trust
Co., Amity Leather Products Co., Rolfs Div.
(Personal leather goods) ; James B. Beam
Distilling Co. (Jim Beam Bourbon, Beam
Bottled in Bond Bourbon, Beam's Pin Bottle
Bourbon) ; Clear Springs Distilling Co. (Bar-
anof Vodka, Bhukov Vodka, Chateaux Vodka,
Chateaux Flavored Vodkas, Dark Eyes
Vodka, Ph. Boilieux Brandy) ; John B.
Canepa Co.. (Red Cross Macaroni, Spa-
ghetti, Elbow Macaroni, Mostaccioli, Riga-
toni and Shells) ; Carr, Adams & Collier
(Bilt-Well Kitchen and Storage Cabinets,
Bilt-Well Windows) ; College Inn Food
Products Corp., Cromwell Paper Co., Helene
Curtis Industries; Lentheric, Inc.; Jose Esca-
lante & Co.; General American Transporta-
tion Corp.; H. W. Gossard Co.; Inland Steel
Co.; Mogen David Wine Corp.; Perk Dog
Food Co.; Purex Corp.; Sealy, Inc.; Sealy
Mattress Co. of Chicago; Visking Co.
WEISS & GELLER
400 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-4070
ANPA
President Max A. Geller
Exec. V.P Max Tendrich
Sr. V.P Lawrence Wisser
Time Buyer Jack Geller
Radio Accounts: Nedicks Bottling Corp.;
Nedicks Stores, Inc.; Trunz, Inc. (Meat
Stores) ; Yoo-Hoo Beverage Co., Garfield,
N. J.; C & C Corporation (Batter Up Pan-
cake Batter), Englewood, N. J.
TV Accounts: Proctor Electric Co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.; Waltham Watch Co.; C & C
Corp.
E. TAYLOR WERTHEIM
347 Madison Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 4-7545
Owner, Media Dir E. Taylor Wertheim
Copy Chief, Space Buyer Ray Buras
THE WESLEY ASSOCIATES, INC.
247 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: ELdorado 5-2680
ABP— ANPA— NBP—NOAB
President Leland G. Wesley
Exec. V.P Lindsay Fairweather
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Chm. Plans Bd Atherton Pettingell
Vice President LeGrand L. Redfield
Art Director C. A. Rathkopf
Fashion Art Dir G. Heller
Prod. Mgrs.. .Herman Hecker, Ed Fitzgerald
Media Dir Jos D. Knap Jr.
WEXTON COMPANY, INC.
11 East 47th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MU 84050
ABP— ANPA
President Larry Schwartz
Vice Presidents Ed Greenberg,
George Gilbert, Adrian Price, Jack Spiro
Secy.-Treas Howard Wechslei
Radio-TV Dir John Eckstein
Radio Accounts: W. Gobel (Hummel Fig-
urines), Bavaria; Legend Recordings, N.Y.C.,
Voss Cookware, Asian Cameras.
TV Accounts: Metal Foil Products Mfg.
^o. (Broil-A-Foil Trays), Linden, N. J.
Estimated TV Billings: $200,000.
WHERRY, BAKER & TILDEN, INC.
919 North Michigan, Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: DElaware 7-8000
AAAA—APA— ABP— ANPA— NBP
President Larry Wherry
Vice Presidents Bruce A. Baker,
Louis E. Tilden, Clifford Bolgard, Charles
A. Wilcox
Dir. of Radio & TV Louis E. Tilden
Media Dir Gordon Hendry
Vice Pres., Creative Dir James D. Nevins
Accounts: American Aberdeen-Angus ssn.,
Chicago, 111.; Kartridg-Pak Machine Co.,
Chicago, 111.; Mayer, Oscar & Co., Madison,
Wis.; Quaker Oats Co., Chicago, 111.
WINIUS-BRANDON COMPANY
1706 Olive St., St. Louis 3, Mo.
Phone: CHestnut 1-6380
AAA— ABP— ANPA— APA— NBP— CAAN
President Enno D. Winius
Sr. Vice-Pres C. A. Brandon
Vice-President, Treas W. L. Sanborn
Media Dir George R. Bishop
V.P V. L. Morelock
Radio-TV Dir Herbert P. Helpern
Vice Pres., Acct. Exec Walter Winius
Vice Pres William H. Austin
Radio Accounts: Am. Investment Co.;
Authorized Brake Co.; Carling Black Label
Beer; St. Louis Chevrolet Dealer Assoc;
KenvMeGee Oil Ind., Inc.; Stix-Baer-Fuller.
TV Accounts: Am. Investment Co.; Boat-
men's Nat. Bank; Carling Black Label Beer;
St. Louis Chevrolet Dealer Assoc; Ettman
Specialty Co.; Hip-O-Lite Co.; Kerr-McGee
Oil Ind., Inc., Stix-Baer-Fuller.
VAN LEAR WOODWARD ASSOC.
INC.
50 West State St., Westport, Conn.
Phone: CApital 7-9554
ABC— ABP
Ch. of Bd., Treas Mark B. Byron
Pres., Media Dir Van Lear Woodward
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Vice Pres Thomas F. Cosgrove
Secretary Leo Nevas
V.P., Exec. Art Dir Fritz Kruse
V.P., Research Dir John Kemble
V.P., Prod. Mgr W. C. Olmsted
Art Dir Gerald Clarkson
Copy Chief Benjamin West
Vice Pres. E. R. Wade
Radio Accounts: Libner Grain Co.; Atlan-
tic Coast Fisheries.
WYATT ADVERTISING AGENCY
427 9th St., San Antonio 2, Texas
Phone: CA 6-2226
SNPA
Owner William I. Wyatt
Art Dir William J. Lytle
Prod. Mgr Robert Johnson
Copy Chief, Radio Dir A. J. Lewis
Acct. Execs Tim Collins,
Tom Holbrook
YOUNG & RUBICAM, INC.
285 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 9-5000
AAAA
President .Sigurd S. Larmon
Exec. V.P., Co-Chmn. Plans
Brd Louis N. Brockway
V.P., Co-Chmn. Plans Brd.,
A. V. B. Geoghegan
V.P., Art Director. . . .Frederick S. Sergenian
Senior Vice President Frank Fagan
Sr. V.P., Contact Dept Harry Harding
Sr. V.P., New Business. .William H. Howard
V.P., Dir. Radio-TV.... Robert P. Mountain
V.P., Mgr., Radio-TV Pub Harry Rauch
Sr. V.P. Copy Dept George H. Gribbin
V.P., Dir. Int'l Div Harry H. Enders
V.P., Gen. Counsel David Miller
V.P.. Merchandising Dir. ..... Eldon E. Smith
Mgr., Mdsg. Dept Earl Angstadt
V.P., Dir. Research Dr. Peter Langhoff
Mgr. of Radio-TV Oper D. Y. Bradshaw
Controller M. Wray Witten
V.P. Art Dept Walter P. Glenn
V.P., Dir. Radio-TV
Commercials Charles Feldman
V.P., Asst. to Pres Thomas Lapham
Vice-Presidents Milford Baker,
Harry B. Carpenter, George B. Dippy, J.
Brooks Emory, Jr., Alexander Kroll, A.
Gardiner Layng, Walter K. Nield, Walter
B. C. Washburn, Edward Bond, Robert
Clayton, Montagu G. Miller, Bernard Pagen-
stecher, Paul Richardson, Louis P. Weil, J. P.
Wilkerson, Thomas W. Clark, H. Kierstead,
Randolph McKelvey, William D. Thompson,
Thomas Cox, Douglas Murphey, Edgar Van
Winkle.
Branch Offices
333 No. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Financial 6-0750
Manager. Robert H. Brinkerhoff
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645 Griswold St., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 1-0067
V.P., Mgr Aldis P. Butler
6253 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-2731
V.P. Radio-TV Dir Walter Bunker
120 Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: EXbrook 7-1838
V.P., Mgr George B. Richardson
611 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 17, Calif.
Phone: MAdison 6.7641
V.P., Mgr Jack W. Smock
Radio Accounts: Thomas J. Lipton, Inc.;
Piel Bros., Inc.; General Foods Corp.; Gen-
eral Electric Co.; Gulf Oil Corp.; Procter &
Gamble Co.; American Home Products, Inc.;
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., Bristol-
Myers Co.; Calso Water Co.; Union Oil Co.;
Simoniz Co.; Borden Co.; Drackett Co.;
General Cigar Co., Inc.; Hunt Foods, Inc.;
Singer Sewing Machine Co.; Time Inc.;
American Bakeries Co.; Johnson & Johnson;
Simmons Co.; Goodyear Tire & Rubber;
Manufacturers Trust Co.; Intl. Harvester
Co.; Gen. Electric Appliances Co. of Mich.;
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.; United
Vintners, Inc., Chrysler Division.
TV Accounts: Thomas J. Lipton, Inc.;
Piel Bros., Inc.; Procter & Gamble Co.; Gen-
eral Electric Co.; General Cigar Co., Inc.;
Singer Sewing Machine Co.; Borden Co.;
General Foods Corp.; Simmons Co.; John-
son & Johnson; Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Co., Inc.; Bristol-Myers Co.; American
Home Products, Inc.; Drackett Co.; Sperry-
Rand, Inc.; American Bakeries; Time, Inc.;
Northern Paper Mills; Kaiser Aluminum
Co.; Metropolitan Life; W. P. Fuller Co.;
United Vintners; Union Oil Co.; Simoniz
Co.; Intl. Harvester Co.; Simoniz Co.; Man-
ufacturers Trust Co.; Royal McBee Corp.;
Chrysler Division.
YOUNT COMPANY
12 East 10th Street, Erie, Pa.
Phone: 2-2816
Owner M. A. Yount
Acct. Executive M. John Yount
Production Mgr Richard A. Lewandoski
Secretary Luella Drenning
Art Director Richard Bitting
Artist Lee Tillman
Radio Accounts: The Erie Brewing Co.,
Erie, Pa.; Marine Nat. Bank; Auto Seat
Covers Co.
TV Accounts: The Erie Brewing Co., Erie,
Pa.; Harris Inc. (New and Used Automo-
biles), Erie, Pa.; Marine Nat. Bank; Auto
Seat Cover Co.
PETER ZANPHIR ADVERTISING
565 5th Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OX 7-6996
ABP
Owner Peter Zanphir
Radio and TV Accounts: The Katz Agency.
Advertising Agency Failures See Page 59
FM Industry Financial Data, 7 955-7956. . . • See Page 47
Radio-TV Set Production, 1957 See Page 49
Auto Radio Set Sales, 1957 . . See Page 57
Network TV Gross Time Charges, 1957 . . • • .See Page 63
Ten Top Radio-TV News Events, 1957 See Page 79
223
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Prof
its
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES
OF SOME OF THE TOP LEVEL
TIME BUYERS IN LEADING
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
1958
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INDEX TO BIOGRAPHIES
ADVERTISING AGENCY TIME BUYERS
Name Page
Ahbaduska, Bern Ann. . . 238
Allen. A. Kenneth 229
Allen, Polly . 232
Amos, Donald P 230
Backus, Mildred Fulton.. 239
Bardach, Peter M 236
Barry, Aileen M 245
Bean, Richard S 236
Boulware, Robert H 241
Brady, Don 230
Branch, Philip A 245
Branigan, Richard L 237
Bray. John T 229
Brouwer. Patricia J 230
Burbeck. Joseph 238
Eushway, William A 241
Butner, Lawrence 243
Campbell, C. N 241
Chambers. Lucille P.. . . . . 239
Clark, Paul E 240
Conway, Virginia M 239
Crandall, John B 240
Crooker, Robert H. Jr 229
Cummings, John T 229
DargeL Gwendolyn 237
Davidson, John M 241
Dekker, William C 238
DeLuca, Vincent T 246
Diamond, Lynn 233
Dunier, Leslie L 245
Dwyer, Mary J 238
Elliman. D. Trowbridge Jr.. 242
Ennis. John J 232
Ferriter, Mary C 236
Firestone, Jerry 228
Fischer, Richard E 245
Flanagan, John J.. ..... . 244
Flanagan, Thomas F 245
Fieri, Edward C. Jr 239
Flinn, Nina M 240
Fricke, William A 241
Fromherz. Dorothy ...... 236
Gardiner, Anna 237
Georgi. Carl Jr 241
Goldis, Seymour . 242
Gore, Philip L 232
Gould, Doris 244
Name Page
Grealish, Eugene J 242
Kalpern, Henry 240
Harabadian, Larry N 227
Hanis, Peg (Winifred T.). 239
Hart, Rita 238
Hartigan, John T 232
Hay, Graham 239
Hollingshead. Thomas J.. 232
Houghey, Dorothy T. . . . . 246
Howard, Mary G .... 243
Hudack, Joseph J 241
Hughes, John T 243
Jackman. Norman G 227
Johnson, Hugh H.. ..... . 244
Kearns. Ken 228
Keegan. David D 228
Kelly, Robert W 231
Kelly, Thaddeus S 232
Kennedy, Louis J 227
Kerwin. Lucy H 237
Kcbza, Edward A 227
Kriete. John C 228
Lamkin. Robert 236
Leighton, Ben 229
Lemper, Genevieve M.. . . 239
Liddel. Robert 240
Lieberman, T. Herbert... 245
MacDonald, Red 242
Marshall. Frank 233
Marsich, John P 233
Marti, Rudolph 0 246
Martinez. Hope 237
McAulay, Peg A 243
Morena. John M 232
Morris. William 237
Morton. Robert S 227
Mulligan, Bertrand F . 240
Napoli, Jo 230
Neugebauer, Ralph J. . . . . 243
Ochs, Malcolm B 228
Palmer, Robert J 227
Pardol!. Arthur S 238
Passmora, John J.. 245
Pellenz, William D . 233
Peters, Joyce 231
Petiick, Ben 242
Plotkin, Beverly R .... 231
Name Page
Podester, Jane M 238
Prigozy, Ruth M 244
Prose, Evon L, 229
Randall. Alexander J 228
Rasmuss'en, Bernard G. . . 233
Reed. Allan 246
Reilly, Thomas P 229
Renfro, Harry K 227
Riemenschneider, R. R.. . . 243
Ritter, ValC 230
Fcffis. Murray 231
Rutman. Joan M 232
Sanno, Alired R.. 241
Scanlan, Elenore A 236
Scanlan, Marjorie C 242
Schinzing, Pat 244
Schoenfeld. Jay B 237
Schubert, Genevieve 236
Scott, Samuel S. Jr 243
Scotto, Marie 230
Seydel, Victor 246
Simmons, Penelope A.... 233
Smith, Nancy W 244
Sprague, Jeremy D 228
Stark, Joan G 229
Stenson. Helen C 240
S:ernschein, Manas M.. . . 228
Stevens. Richard A 242
Stewart. Warren H 231
Suren. Stephen M 242
Swick. Thomas F 233
Tabolofi, Vera 236
Tashjian. Edward 244
Tendrich. Max 244
Thulin. Katherine A 246
Tyler. Richard F 237
Vorce, Richard J 231
Wallower, Theodore P. . . . 239
Walsh, J. Dolan 227
Whalen, Elaine L 238
Wietfer, Ethel 231
Wilbur, Helen M 230
Willard. Charles B 243
Wilson. Edwin F.. 240
Zappert, Paul 231
Zipprich, Andrew C 245
Zozula, Ruth R 230
Zuver. Dick 233
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HARABADIAN, LARRY N., Campbell-Ewald Company;
accounts — Chevrolet
Motor Division, General
Motors Corporation; The
Kroger Company; Detroit
Edison Co.; etc. B.S. 1952
University of Detroit —
College of Commerce and
Finance. Joined Camp-
bell-Ewald upon gradua-
tion from University in
1952; started in the office
service department; after
two months, assigned to
United Motors Service ac-
count.
JACKMAK, NORMAN G.
MORTON, ROBERT S.,
PALMER, ROBERT J.
mm m
, Campbell-Ewald Company;
accounts— United Motors
Service, General Motors
Corporation, Detroit Edi-
son Company, National
Bank of Detroit; Jackman
was born in 1956 in De-
troit, Michigan. He at-
tended Wayne University;
and M. Helen Van Den-
Brouck during 1948. He
has four children - Mar-
rilyn, Michael, Timothy,
and Elizabeth. Jackman
entered the agency field
in 1947.
Cunningham & Walsh; ac-
counts -Sunshine Bis-
cuits, Narragansett Brew-
ing, Smith-Corona; B.
1925, Philadelphia, Pa.;
B.S. from Wharton School,
University of Pennsyl-
vania. Started his broad-
casting career in 1950
with television opera-
tions, WCAU, Philadelphia.
Entered agency field at
Benton & Bowles in 1955,
becoming time and space
buyer there, later joined
C & W.
Cunningham & Walsh Inc.;
accounts-American Cyan-
amid Co., George W.
Helme Co.; B. 1930, For-
est Hills, N. Y.; Fordham
U.; entered Agency Field,
1953, as TV producer for
Albright Assoc.; Joined
Kenyon & Eckhardt 1954;
1£55 to Conklm Mann Co.
as space buyer-time
buyer; merged with C&W
1956. Lives in Queens
Village, Long Island. His
hobbies are golf, tennis,
bowling.
pS^mkm^
KENNEDY, LOUIS J., Kenyon & Eckhardt, Inc.; ac-
counts—Mercury Division
of Ford Motor Co., Bryl-
creem, Eno, Ford Institu-
tional advertising. Ken-
nedy was born in 1925 at
Hatboro, Pa. He attended
the Wharton School at the
University of Pa., Price
School of Advertising at
Philadelphia, Pa. He
started his career in
agency work during 1950
in Philadelphia. In Janu-
ary of 1953, Kennedy
joined K. & E.
KOBZA, EDWARD A., Kenyon & Eckhardt, Inc.
counts - RCA Radio-"Vic-
trola" and Television Set
Divisions; Whirlpool
Corp.; Quaker State Oil
and A.S.R. Products; B.
1927, Long Island, N. Y.;
B.S. New York University;
married, one child — Wil-
liam; entered agency field
1953, media dept., Ken-
yon & Eckhardt; 1956,
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample;
1956, Kenyon & Eckhardt
as assistant time buyer.
ac
WALSH, J. DCLAN, D'Arcy Advertising Company, St
Louis office; accounts —
Anheuser Busch, Inc.,
Budweiser; The Reardon
Co., Bondex-Diamex; Krey
Packing Co.; International
Shoe Co., Freedman Shel-
by Division; native St.
Louisan; attended St.
Louis University; married
with one daughter. En-
tered agency field in Jan-
uary of 1951 in the Out-
door Department. In
1954 joined Radio-TV De-
partment.
RENFRO, HARRY K., Director Radio-Television D'Arcy
Advertising Company in
St. Louis-Accounts-Bud-
weiser, Banquet Canning
Co., Brooks Foods, Inc.,
International Shoe Co.,
Krey Packing Co., Laclede
Gas Co., Lincoln Engineer-
ing Co., McQuay Norris
Mfg. Co., Missouri Pacific
R. R. Co., The Reardon
Co. Born 1915 St. Louis,
Missouri; children - one
daughter, Patti K. Entered
agency business in 1953.
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OCHS, MALCOLM B„ Grey Advertising Agency; ac-
counts — National Broad-
casting Company, RCA
Victor Records, Mennen,
Easy Glamur, Bernard Ull-
man, B. Blumenthal, Nec-
chi-Elna. Ochs was born
in New York in 1933. Re-
ceived his B.S. and M.B.A.
at New York University.
M. Libby Pescovitz in
1956. Entered agency
field 1955 with the media
department of Dancer-
Fitzgerald-Sample. Joined
Grey as media analyst.
KEEGAN, DAVID D., Grey Advertising Agency, Inc.;
accounts-Greyhound Bus
Corporation. Keegan was
born in 1926 at Yonkers,
N. Y. He received his
Bachelor of Science de-
gree at Seton Hall Univer-
sity. Keegan joined Bat-
ten, Barton, Durstine &
Osborne, Inc., from 1951
to Feb. of 1954. He then
associated with Parade
Publication, Inc. until
S Jan. of 1956. Keegan
later joined D'Arcy Adver-
tising until Nov. '56.
KEARNS, KEN, Grey Advertising Agency; accounts—
Procier & Gamble-, Lilt,
Party Curl, Pin-It, Shasta,
Velvet Blend. His early
background was made up
of associations with the
Hearst Publications and
Good Housekeeping Maga-
zine. Kearns entered the
advertising agency field
in 1946 with Compton
Advertising. He joined the
Biow Company in 1951
and worked as radio and
I television buyer. In 1956
came with Grey.
MANAS M., Grey Advertising Inc.;
accounts — National
Broadcasting Company,
| R.C.A. Victor Records, Ma-
gee Carpets, Necchi-Elna
K Sewing Machines, Fire-
W stone Industrial Products,
Firestone Plastics Com-
pany, Lambert Brothers
I Jewelers; B. 1930, Queens,
New York; M.S. Boston
University, B.S. University
of Bridgeport; M. Eunice
Heller, 1954; entered
agency field 1953, Grey
Advertising.
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STERNSCHEEN,
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SPRAGUE, JEREMY D., Cunningham
visor for broadcast on
Texaco, American Tele-
phone & Telegraph, West-
ern Electric, Chase Man-
hattan, and the New York
Daily News. Sprague, who
is single, entered the ad-
vertising agency field in
1949 with Compton Ad-
vertising. He served in
the United States Navy
during 1951 and 1952,
and joined Cunningham &
Walsh in 1954. Resides
in Manhattan.
KRIETE, JOHN C, Grey Advertising; accounts-the
Greyhound Corporation,
Dan River Mills, Kleinert
Rubber Company. Born in
New York City in 1932.
He attended C.C.N.Y. and
later married Elizabeth F.
Peters in 1957. He en-
tered the agency field in
1948 in the area of traf-
fic-production with Geyer,
Newell & Ganger, Inc.
Served USAF (SAC) from
1951-1955, then rejoined
Geyer Advertising. Joined
Grey in 1955.
FIRESTONE, JERRY, Grey Advertising; accounts-
Esquire Apparel Arts, Ron-
son Corp., Shwayder
Brothers, Inc., Spiegel,
Union Underwear. Fire-
stone was born in 1930
in Brooklyn, N. Y. He re-
ceived his degree in busi-
ness administration from
City College, and married
Monique Liabeuf in 1955.
He entered the advertis-
ing agency field in 1951
with Dancer-Fitzgerald-
Sample, Inc., as research
assistant.
RANDALL, ALEXANDER J., Cunningham & Walsh, Inc.
accounts — Folger's Cof-
fee. Randall was born in
1926 at New London, %
Conn. He obtained his
Bachelor of Science de- *
gree at Boston University
and entered the advertis- *» ^
ing agency field in 1955 §1
with N. W. Ayer & Son,
Inc. where he worked in
traffic and time buying.
He associated with Cun-
ningham & Walsh last
year as a time buyer.
Lives in Queens, N. Y.
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STARK, JOAN G., Grey Advertising Agency, Inc.;
accounts — Associated
Products, Mennen, Chock
Full 0' Nuts, Chunky
Chocolate Corp., NBC,
RCA, Lionel. B. 1928, New
York City; attended Ber-
litz, Ohio State Univer-
sity, Berkeley; entered
advertising field in 1950
with the Radio-TV media
department of William H.
Weintraub as estimator,
then time buyer and then
chief time buyer from
1950-1954.
PROSE, EVON L, Campbell-Mithun, Inc.; accounts-
Theo. Hamm Brewing Co.,
Land 0' Lakes, Inc.; North-
west Bancorporation,
Pillsbury Feeds. Miss
Prose was born in 1923
at Wolsey, S. Dakota. She
received her Bachelor of
Arts degree at Huron Col-
lege and served in U.S.
% p^lgp Navy public relations from
1944-1946, and from
jjll 1950-1952. Joined Bulmei
and Johnson, Inc., region-
I al radio representatives,
^^ in 1952, C-M, 1955.
BRAY, JOHN L, Cunningham & Walsh, Inc.; accounts
—Texas Co., Chase Man-
hattan Bank, New York
Daily News. He was born
in 1931 in New York City.
Bray, who is single, ob-
tained his Bachelor of
Science degree at Ford-
ham University in New
York. Entered advertising
agency field in January of
1956 in the media depart-
ment of Benton & Bowles
as assistant all-media
buyer. He lives in Belle
Harbor, Long Island.
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CROOKER,
JR., ROBERT H., Campbell-Ewald Com-
pany; accounts — Chevro-
let Motor Division, United
Motors Service, National
Bank of Detroit, Kroger,
Detroit Edison; B. 1915,
Detroit, Michigan; At-
tended University of Mich-
igan; M. Jean Scholl,
1956. Crooker entered
agency field, 1938, in the
outdoor department of
| Campbell-Ewald Company,
where he managed media
. > department, New York
branch.
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ALLEN, A. KENNETH, Grey Advertising; accounts-
Easy Glamur, Firestone In-
dustrial Products, Fire-
stone Plastics, General
Electric Flashbulbs, Lionel
Trains, Magee Carpets,
National Broadcasting
Co., RCA Victor Records;
B. 1928, New Rochelle,
N. Y.; Champlain Col., U.
of Bridgeport; wife— Mar-
lex (Wallace); entered
agency field, 1950, radio-
TV Media Dept, N. W.
Ayer; TV production, 1952,
USAF.
CUMMINGS, JOHN T.f Grey Advertising; accounts-
G. Krueger Brewing,
Youngstown Kitchens, An-
son Jewelry, Van Heusen.
Cummings was born in
Brooklyn in 1926. He re-
ceived his Bachelor of
Arts degree at Davis and
Elkins College and mar-
ried Lean Brett in 1953.
In 1950 Cummings en-
tered the agency field in
the area of media re-
search with BBDO. Joined
Biow in 1955, then Grey
in 1956.
REILLY, THOMAS P., Grey Advertising Agency; ac-
counts—Greyhound, Com-
monwealth Shoe & Leath- j~«
er, H. D. Lee, Exquisite \
Form, Dan River Mills,
Rent-A-Car, Indian Head
Mills, Industrial Rayon, I
I. B. Kleinert Rubber,
Lamport Co. B. in Brook-
lyn, New York. Entered
advertising agency field <
in 1943 with Newell Em-
mett. Media buyer since
1944; media supervisor
since 1956. Before Grey, ^> I #
was with F. C, & B. ^^ «mm^™
LEIGHTON, BEN, Campbell-Mithun, Inc., Minneapolis;
accounts — Northwest
Orient Airlines, Top Value
Enterprises, Nash Coffee
Co.; B. 1917, Minneapo-
lis, Minn.; B.A. Hamline
University, St. Paul, Minn.;
entered radio 1936 WHLB,
Virginia, Minn., also an-
nouncer 1937-38 WMIN,
St. Paul, Minn.; entered
agency field September
1955 as Radio-TV broad-
cast coordinator — ac-
counts, Top Value Enter-
prises, Malt-o-Meal, etc.
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RITTER,
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VAL C, Cunningham and Walsh, Inc.: ac-
counts-J. A. Folger & Co.,
the Andrew Jergens Co.
Ritter was born in 1926 at
Richmond Hill, New York.
He received his education
at Hofstra College, and
entered the advertising
agency field in 1951 with
the William Esty Co., in
the checking department.
Joined Dancer-Fitzgerald-
Sample in 1954 as a time
buyer: Cunningham and
Walsh in 1957, again as a
time buyer.
NAPQLI, JO, Grey Advertising Agency; account-
Exquisite Form Brassiere,
Inc. Miss Napoli was born
in Brooklyn, N. Y. in 1924.
Entered the agency field
in 1947 in the media de-
partment of Benton &
Bowles. 1950, print media
assistant at Maxon, Inc.,
and in 1952 at Dancer-
Fitzgerald-Sample. In 1954
became estimator-media
assistant at Grey. Later
she became head estima-
t r, then supervisor and
finally media buyer.
WILBUR, HELEN M., Grey Advertising Agency, Inc.,
media group supervisor,
Samsonite Luggage and
Furniture, Ronson Shavers,
Van Heusen Shirts, Krueger
Beer, Youngstown Kitch-
ens, Anson Jewelry, Do-
minion Textiles. B.A.,
?* Brooklyn College. Entered
advertisine with the New
York Times, later joined
Pedlar & Ryan, Inc., and
* - Doherty, Clifford, Steers &
Shenfie.d, Inc. Miss Wil-
bur joined Grey agency
during 1953.
AMOS, DONALD P., D'Arcy Advertising Company; ac-
counts — Anheuser-Busch,
Inc., International Shoe
Company, Krey Packing
Company. He was born in
1932 in Chicago, III. He
received a Bachelor Of
Science degree from
Northwestern University;
M. Dorcas L. Taylor, 1956;
child, Langford. Amos
entered the advertising
agency field in 1957, asso-
ciating with the media
department — radio and
television.
Inc.
ZOZULA, RUTH R.r Grey Advertising Agency,
account — the Greyhound
Corporation. Miss Zozula
was born in Vandergrift,
Pennsylvania. She at-
tended Pennsylvania State
Teachers College for a
period of two years, and
in March of 1951 joined
Grey Advertising Agency
as a typist. Later she was
promoted to estimator,
assistant buyer, and final-
ly she became buyer. Miss
Zozula presently resides
in New York City.
SC0TT0, MARIE, Grey Advertising Agency; accounts
— Dominion Textile, Can-
adian Converters, plus as-
sisting on all accounts in
the group. Miss Scotto
joined Grey in 1951.
Worked originally there as
secretary to an account
executive. Later moved
into the media depart-
ment, where she worked
for a time in this area as
an estimator. Miss Scotto
then moved on into the
field of buying with Grey.
BRADY, DON, D'Arcy Advertising Company; accounts
— Budweiser, International
Shoe, Brooks Foods. He
was born in 1925 at St.
Louis, Mo. He received his
Bachelor of Arts degree at
Washington University and
married Cherie Alcorn in
1950. Brady in 1952 asso-
ciated with the 3M Co. in
industrial sales. He worked
in time sales with radio
station WIL in 1956, and
in 1957 went with D'Arcy
as a time buyer.
BROUWER, PATRICIA J., Campbell-Mithun, Inc.; ac-
counts—Anderson Windo-
walls, General Dairy Equip-
ment, Gold Seal Company,
Kemps-Crescent, Malt-O-
Meals, Pillsbury. Miss
Brouwer was born in 1925
in Minneapolis, Minn. At-
tended Syracuse Univer-
sity, entered the advertis-
ing agency field in 1949
with Grant Advertising.
Joined Young & Rubicam
in 1950 as time buyer.
From 1952-1955, time
buyer with N. L. & B.
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PLOTKIN, BEVERLY R., Carson Roberts Advertising;
accounts — Mattel Toys,
Rose Marie Reid Swim-
suits, V-ette Vassarette,
Radio Station KFWB. Miss
Plotkin was born in Chi-
cago, Illinois, in 1926.
She obtained her Bache-
lor of Arts degree from
U.C.L.A. Includes in her
earlier background a stint
as circulation manager of
Arts & Architecture Mag-
azine. She associated with
Carson Roberts in 1949.
Likes playing bridge.
KELLY, ROBERT W., Lennen & Newell, Inc.; account-
P. Lorillard Co. Products:
Kent, Old Gold, Newport
Cigarettes; From Provi-
dence, R. I.; B.S. Provi-
dence College; M. Alice
Gleason; children — Rob-
ert, Jr., Kevin; background
as executive of major oil
company; entered agency
field, 1938, research as-
sistant, J. D. Tarcher, Inc.;
has handled variety of
drug and grocery spot
accounts; joined Lennen
& Newell as spot buyer.
ROFFIS,
MURRAY, McCann-Erickson, Inc.; Broadcast
Media Supervisor, ac-
counts - Westinghouse
Electric Corp., Hood Rub-
ber Company, Div. of B. F.
Goodrich Co., John Han-
cock Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, Columbia
Records, Look Magazine,
Stegmaier Brewing Com-
pany-, B. 1926 Flushing,
N. Y. attended Cornell
University, New York Uni-
versity; M. Adele Jacobs
1951; entered agency
field, 1948, print buyer.
WIEDER, ETHEL, Compton Advertising, Inc.; accounts
— Gleem Toothpaste, Ivory
Flakes, Ivory Soap; B.
New York City; entered
agency field, 1939, sec-
retary to accounting dept.
head, Brown & Tarcher Ad-
vertising; Station WNEW,
1941; moved to Foote,
Cone & Belding as asst.
time buyer, 1942; became
time buyer 1943; then to
Biow as time buyer, 1945;
joined Compton in 1956.
Lives in New York City.
Hobbies— reading, sewing.
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VORCE, RICHARD J., J. Walter Thompson Advertis-
ing; supervisor Ford
Dealer spot radio-TV.
Vorce was born in Albany,
N.Y., in 1926. He received
his Bachelor of Arts de-
gree from Syracuse Uni-
versity and entered the
advertising agency field
in 1951 as a trainee with
Wildrick & Miller, Inc. In
1952 Vorce became a
space buyer. With J.
Walter Thompson he
moved into the area of
time buying in 1955.
PETEFS, JOYCE (Mrs. Alfred Fesel) — Emil Mogul Co.,
Inc.; accounts — Ronzoni,
Pierce Proprietaries, Na-
tional Shoes, Gold Medal
Candy Corp. (Bonomo
Turkish Taffy & Cocilana),
Barricini Candy, Gem Oil,
Berio Oil, Barney's & Can-
adian Imp., Park & Tilford
(Tintex); entered advertis-
ing field 1950 in Sales
Service Department, Katz
Rep; 1952, Harry B.Cohen;
1953 to A.B.C. for Net-
work Sales Service; Jan.
1955 to Mogul.
ZAPPERT, PAUL, Gore, Smith, Greenland, Inc. Media
Director; accounts — Sea-
brook Farms Co.; Standard
Triumph Motor Co. Inc.
Barclay Manufacturing Co.
Inc.; Sidney Blumenthal &
Co.-Loma Loom, Shelton
Looms; Carillon Importers
Inc. -Grand Marnier, Bar-
dinet Brandy; Emerson Ra-
dio & Phonograph Corp.:
Charles E. Hires Co. Root
Beer; Melnor Industries,
Inc.; Osrow Products, Inc.
Milady Food Products;
Sau Sea Foods.
STEWART. WARREN H., broadcast media supervisor,
McCann-Erickson, Inc.; ac-
counts are Coca-Cola, Ly-
sol, Pertussin, Savings &
Loan, Nu-Soft, Esso Flit;
B. 1923 Tamaqua, Pa.;
B.A. Colgate U.; started
with Lennen & Newell
1949 mail room, account-
ing dept., esimator, buyer;
moved to Grey Advertising
1953 as buyer, then me-
dia supervisor; joined
McCann-Erickson 1956 in
present capacity. Married,
lives in Little Silver, N. J.
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ALLEN, POLLY, J.
Walter Thompson Company; the
accounts Miss Allen ser-
vices are Pan American
World Airways, Sylvania
Electric Products, Inc.;
she was born in 1930,
New York, N. Y.; A.S. En-
dicott Junior College;
Miss Allen entered agency
field in 1950, as estima-
tor with the J. Walter
Thompson Company. She
then became time buyer.
Miss Allen presently lives
in Manhattan. Hobbies in-
clude theater, reading.
RUTMAN, JOAN M., Grey Advertising Agency, Inc.;
accounts— Greyhound Cor-
poration, Greyhound Rent-
A-Car, Dan River Mills,
Lily Tulip; B. 1928, New
York City; IVz years Ford-
ham University; single;
entered agency field in
1948, media department,
Biow Co.; Duane Jones
1950 as assistant time
buyer; N. W. Ayer 1952,
time buyer; Grey Advertis-
ing Agency 1955, media
buyer. Miss Rutman lives
in Forest Hills, L I.
MORENA, JOHN M., McCann-Erickson Inc.; Broadcast
Supervisor; accounts-
Chesterfield and Oasis
Cigarettes; B. 1929,
Queens, New York; BBA,
Manhattan College; M.
Theresa O'Connell, 1952;
children — Carolyn, Jean;
entered agency field 1950
in the mail dept. of Cun-
ningham & Walsh Inc. and
progressed in media from
estimator to time buyer.
He lives in Wantagh, L. I.
Morena's hobbies are
swimming and golf.
GORE, PHILIP L., Tatham-Laird, Inc. Advtg.; accounts
,__^ -General Mills (Kix, Muf-
fin Mix, Sugar Jets, Sure-
champ, Trix), Parker Pen,
Swanson Products; B.
1928, Chicago, III.; B.S.,
Journalism, U. of III. '49;
Single; after graduation
2lA yrs. copywriter Spie-
gels, Inc.; year asst. to
ad mgr. Zenith Hearing
Aids; then ran Sales Pro-
motion Dept. Bell & How-
ell; began Tatham-Laird
Oct. '53 as account ser-
vice manager.
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ENNIS, JOHN J., Bryan Houston, Inc., vice president
and media director con-
nected with all accounts.
Ennis first entered the
agency field in 1945 with
Benton and Bowles adver-
tising. He received his
education at Columbia
University, New York City,
and during the course of
his career served a stint
with the United States Air
Force. He later, then,
started his association
with Bryan Houston. Ennis
lives on Long Island.
HOLLINGSHEAD, THOMAS J., McCanr
Broadcast Timebuyer—
Westinghouse Electric
Corp., Columbia Records,
Hood Rubber, Div. B. F.
Goodrich Co., Stegmaier
Brewing Co., Look Maga-
zine, John Hancock Life
Insurance Co.; B. 1929,
Jersey City, N. J.; AB, Uni-
versity of Missouri; M.
Laura Bogert, 1953; chil-
dren — Linda; entered
agency field, 1950; to
McCann-Erickson, Inc., as
broadcast buyer, 1956.
Inc.; ac-
KELLY, THADDEUS S., McCann-Erickson
counts — National Biscuit
Company, Canadian Na-
tional Railroad, Trans-
Canada Airlines, Central
Vermont Railroad, Barrett
Division. Kelly was born
in 1924 in New York City.
He entered the advertis-
ing agency field in 1940
as a time buyer, leaving
to join Cecil and Presbrey,
Inc., as chief time buyer
in 1948. Kelly joined
McCann-Erickson in 1950.
Lives in Beechhurst, L I.
HARTIGAN, JOHN T.T MacManus, John and Adams,
Inc.; accounts— Pontiac &
Cadillac Motor Cars, Bron-
son Reel; He was born in
1931 in Detroit, Mich.;
Received B.A. at Univer-
sity of Michigan; entered
agency field, 1954, media
records dept.; then 1955
became Radio and TV
timebuyer. Hartigan lives
in Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
He lists his hobbies as
baseball, golf, bowling.
He is member of the De-
troit Players.
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SIMMONS, PENELOPE A., Foote, Cone & Belding,
Inc.; accounts: Lever
Brothers Company (Impe-
rial Margarine) & Clairol,
Inc.; children — John, Pa-
tricia Giardini and Joan
Campbell; Miss Simmons
entered agency field as
secretary to radio direc-
tor of Federal Advertising
Agency, Inc., and worked
up to time buyer; she
then joined Foote, Cone
& Belding, Inc., in 1952.
Lives in Flushing, N. Y.
A hobby— photography.
SWICK, THOMAS F., McCann-Erickson, Inc.; accounts
-Standard Oil Company
(New Jersey), Esso Stand-
ard Oil Company, Enjay
Co., Gilbert & Barker Man-
ufacturing Co., Penola Oil
Co.; Born 1920, Brooklyn,
N. Y.; A.B. Dartmouth Col-
lege; Amos Tuck School
of Business Administra-
tion. Entered agency field
1950, all media buyer
Campbell Ewald Agency;
McCann-Erickson agency
1952, time buyer. Now
media group supervisor.
MARSICH, JOHN P.,
assistant media director in
charge of radio-TV time
buying, Kudner Agency.
Attended N. Y. U. B.S.
business administration,
1939. M. Gaye Reed,
1954; no children. En-
tered broadcasting via
NBC in 1940, serving
through 1949 with three-
year hiatus in United
States Navy. By 1949 he
had advanced to super-
visor of production costs
on all NBC network shows.
Joined Kudner in '49.
RASMUSSEN, BERNARD
G., Fuller & Smith & Ross,
Inc., Advertising; accounts
— Alcoa, Libbey Owens
Ford Glass Company, Her-
cules Powder Company,
Plymouth Cordage, Com-
mercial Solvents; B.S.
Fordham U.; married Mary
Dooley in 1946; children
— Paul, Catherine, John
Steven & James; entered
agency field 1945 as as-
sistant buyer with Ruth-
rauff & Ryan. Moved to
Fuller & Smith & Ross in
1952.
ZUVER, DICK, Compton Advertising Inc.; accounts-
Duz Soap, Cascade Deter-
gent, El Producto Cigars;
Zuver was born in 1931
in Massillon, Ohio. He at-
tended Trinity College and
entered the agency field
in 1954 in the merchandis-
ing department of Young
& Rubicam Advertising
Agency. Later, in 1955,
he joined Compton in the
area of Media Detail, be-
coming time buyer in De-
cember of 1956. Zuver
resides in Manhattan.
Inc.; accounts—
DIAMOND, LYNN, Emil Mogul Co
Rayco Auto Seat & Covers
& Lite Diet Bread; B.
N. Y. C, B.S. Michigan
State Normal College; en-
tered agency field 1950
with Cecil & Presbrey ex-
ecutive secretary account
service; joined Emil Mo-
gul as executive assistant
time buying dept, 1953.
Promoted to assistant
buyer in June and buyer
in August, same year.
Lives in midtown Man-
hattan.
PELLENZ, WILLIAM D., McCann-Erickson, Inc.; ac-
counts he services are
The Mennen Company,
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc.,
the Nestle Company, Ow-
ens-Corning Fiberglas
Corp.; B. 1925, Syracuse,
N. Y.; Received B.S. Syra-
cuse University 1949. Un-
married; Pellenz entered
the agency field at Mc-
Cann-Erickson in 1951,
media department and
served as office manager,
outdoor buyer, broadcast
buyer, supervisor.
MARSHALL, FRANK, J. Walter Thompson Company;
accounts — Aluminum,
Eastman Kodak, Shell,
Francis I. DuPont, W. F.
Young. B. 1924, Paterson,
N. J.; B.S. Holy Cross Col-
lege; M. Lois Metcalfe
1953; children — Kevin,
Richard. Started agency
work at J. Walter Thomp-
son in 1951 as time buy-
er. Lives in White Plains,
N. Y., Hobbies — bridge,
reading, television, house.
Member of RTES.
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TABOLOFF, VERA, Foote,
Cone & Belding, Chicago,
Illinois, accounts — Kim-
berly Clark, Kleenex,
Kleenes Table Napkins,
Kleenex Towels. Before
1949 MissTaboloff worked
as a layout artist for
Sears. Then in 1949 she
came with the Young and
Rubicam agency where
she worked in the capac-
ity of time buyer. Her
next career step was then
to Foote, Cone and Beld-
ing, Chicago, where she
has served since 1956.
BEAN, RICHARD S.f McCann-Erickson Inc., Assoc.
Advertising, Inc.; ac-
Media Director; Account,
The Coca-Cola Company;
B. 1915, Rockville Centre,
N. Y.; M:. Ethel S. Jokum-
sen, 1940; children, Karl,
Richard, Ethellejudd Roy;
entered agency field, 1934
mail room, Ruthrauff &
Ryan, Inc.; joined Pedlar
& Ryan, Inc. in 1947 as
media director? then, in
1953, to Grey Advertising
as media director; and
1956, to McCann-Erickson,
Inc.
FERRITER, MARY C, media director; Guild, Bascom
& Bonfigli, Inc.; Accounts:
Breast-O'-Chicken Tuna,
Inc., Heidelberg Brewing
Company; Max Factor Cos-
metics; B. $., Boston Uni-
versity; entered agency
field, 1949, secretary
then junior account ex-
ecutive, Harold Cabot &
Co., Inc., Boston. Moved
to San Francisco — 1953,
media director at Richard
N. Meltzer Advtg.; 1955,
media mgr., Botsford,
Constantine & Gardner.
SCHUBERT, GENEVIEVE, Compton Advertising, Inc.;
accounts — Remington
Rand Typewriters, Nehi
Beverages; B. New York
City; entered agency field
in 1942 as secretary to
Blackett, Sample & Hum-
' WB mert Media Director;
-^ JSP J°meci Badger, Browning
& Hersey as asst. buyer
in 1944; Ted Bates in
1949 as time buyer, and
Compton as time buyer in
^ K /mm0^ 1951. Lives in Upper Man-
\ / hattan with her family.
Hobbies — skiing, skating.
LAMKIN, ROBERT, Compton
counts — Knickerbocker
Beer, American Can, Ster-
ling Beer; B. 1928, New
York City; B.S., University
of Virginia; M.B.A., Whar-
ton School of Business;
entered sales work in
1950, Minnesota Mining
& Manufacturing Co.;
agency field in 1956,
Compton Advertising, Inc.
Lamkin lives in Manhat-
tan. His hobbies are boats
and sailing. He is a mem-
ber of Sigma Nu.
FROMHERZ, DOROTHY, Foote, Cone & Belding, Chi-
cago, Illinois. The ac-
counts Miss Fromherz ser-
vices are the First Na-
tional Bank of Chicago,
S. C. Johnson Company—
Car-Plate, Carnu, Raid, Off
and Clear. She was assist-
ant time buyer with J.
Walter Thompson in 1937
and free lance program
writer, production and re-
search, 1940. Copy ana-
lyst with McCann-Erickson
in 1946. Leo Burnett '49;
FC & B, 195L
SCANLAN, ELENORE A., Batten, Barton, Durstine and
Osborne. The accounts
Miss Scanlan services are
the American Broadcast-
ing Network, A. S. R. Prod-
ucts, General Electric In-
stitutional Advertising,
General Electric Lamp De-
partment and Electrolux.
Miss Scanlan associated
with the Batten, Barton,
Durstine and Osborne ra-
dio department in 1935
and by 1943 had moved
into the area of time
transactions as a buyer.
BARDACH, PETER M., Foote, Cone & Belding (New
York); accounts — Lieb-
mann Breweries (Rhein-
gold Beer); special cam-
paigns; B. 1929, Detroit,
Mich.; BA Hobart College.
Entered broadcasting field
1947, WGVA, Geneva, New
York (Announcer, Copy-
writer, Promotion Man-
ager); entered agency
field 1952 - Dancer-Fitz-
gerald-Sample (N.Y.) time-
buyer; joined Foote, Cone
& Belding 1954, broad-
cast buyer, business mgr.
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GARDINER, ANNA, Kudner Agency, Inc.; the Kudner
accounts Miss Gardiner
services are Buick, Gen-
eral Motors Corporation
Trucks, General Motors,
General Telephones, and
Fisher Body; prior to her
association with the Kud-
ner Agency in 1948, Miss
Gardiner worked in the
area of contracts with
Donahue and Coe and
Erwin Wasey (now Erwin
Wasey, Ruthrauff and
Ryan) agencies. In Dec.
'48, joined Kudner.
KERWIN, LUCY H., Kenyon & Eckhardt, Inc.; accounts
— National Biscuit Com-
pany, Pepsi-Cola, Capital
Airlines, Coats & Clark.
She took her Bachelor of
Arts degree at St. John's
University and her M.A.
in the field of business
education at Columbia
University in New York
City. She moved into the
agency field when she
associated with Kenyon &
Eckhardt as a secretary.
In 1947 she became a
time buyer at K & E.
DARGEL, GWENDOLYN,
ftr
Foote, Cone & Belding, Chi-
cago; accounts — Dial
Soap, Armour & Company;
Good Seasons and Kool-
Shake for Perkins Prod-
ucts Division of General
Foods; Kraft Foods Com-
pany — Confections Divi-
sion; A.B. Bradley U. and
University of Illinois. Be-
gan agency work with
Lord & Thomas in ac-
counting and research.
Radio billing, estimating
and production. Now ass't
chief time buyer.
TYLER, RICHARD F., Media Director, Administrative
Head, Media Dept., Guild,
Bascom & Bonfigli, Inc.;
accounts — Skippy Peanut
Butter, Nucoa Margarine,
Breast-O'-Chicken Tuna,
Max Factor cosmetics; B.
1922, Renwick, Iowa;
Northwestern University,
Evanston, III.; 3 years
Armed Forces 1942-45; M.
Nancy Tedeschi, 1945;
child— Mark; joined media
dept. of McCann Erickson,
Inc., in 1946. Joined GB
& B in '55.
BRANIGAN, RICHARD L.-McCann-Erickson, I
counts — Esso Standard
Oil Co. Branigan took his
bachelor of arts degree
at Colgate University in
1954. He entered the ad-
vertising agency field in
1955 in the Research De-
partment of Batten, Bar-
ton, Durstine and Osborne.
Branigan later then moved
to J. Walter Thompson the
succeeding year in the
capacity of assistant time-
buyer. Then to McCann-
Erickson last year.
nc.; ac-
Advertising, Inc.; ac-
MORRIS, WILLIAM, Compton
counts — Comet Cleanser,
Socony Mobil Oil Co., New
York Life Insurance; B.
1933, White Plains, New
York, B.S., Boston Uni-
versity; attended Colum-
bia University; M. Jean-
Ann Rappe, 1955; children
—William Grant, Douglas
Stewart; entered agency
field, 1956, in Media De-
tail, Compton Advertising,
Inc. Lives in Greenwich,
Conn. Hobbies — photog-
raphy, reading, swimming.
SCHOENFELD, JAY B., time buyer, McCann-Erickson
Inc. Accounts— Pertussin,
Lehn & Fink, Esso Stand-
ard Oil Co. (FLIT), Corn
Products (NU SOFT). En-
tered agency field in 1949
in the Ted Bates & Co.
mail room. Joined Mc-
Cann-Erickson in 1952 as
Media Asst. and later be-
came Asst. Space Buyer.
Served with the U. S.
Army and Air Force 1953-
1955. Named time buyer
at McCann-Erickson Inc.
in 1956.
MARTINEZ, HOPE, Batten, Barton, Durstine & Os-
borne, Inc.; accounts —
Lucky Strike and Hit Pa-
rade Cigarettes. Miss Mar-
tinez was born in 1920 in
Madrid, Spain. She mar-
ried John Anzolin in 1946,
and the couple have one
child, Claudia. Miss Mar-
tinez entered the agency
field in 1945 with the ac-
counting department of
BBDO, later media de-
partment in 1946, then
became assistant buyer
and later buyer.
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PODESTER, JANE M.,
McCann-Erickson, Inc. Her
accounts are National Bis-
cuit Company, Donahue
Sales Corp., Durene Asso-
ciation of America; Born
New York, N. Y., B.A.
St. Joseph's College for
Women, Brooklyn; entered
agency field Research
Lepartment, Benton &
Bowles; Thwing-Altman —
1950 time buyer; joined
McCann-Erickson as esti-
mator 1952; then became
time buyer. Miss Podester
lives in Manhasset, N. Y.
WHALEN, ELAINE L, Emil Mogul; accounts-Revlon,
buyer and supervisor on
other agency accounts.
She was born 1928 in
New York City. M. Jay
Whaley 1955; children -
Pamela; entered agency
field in 1950 as a TV re-
search analyst with the
Eiow Company. She then
moved to Cunningham and
Walsh from 1951 to 1953
ls an estimator; joined
Mogul in 1953 as time
buyer; became chief time
buyer in 1956.
ABBADUSKA, BERN ANN, media director and time
buyer at Richard N. Melt-
zer Adv., Inc., San Fran-
cisco. Attended Stanford
University, B.S. 1955.
Single. Entered agency
field at Los Angeles office
of Meltzer in 1956.
Worked as assistant in
media and production.
Transferred to San Fran-
cIscd office to work as
traffic manager in 1957.
Moved into media depart-
ment as assistant to the
director.
DWYER, MARY J., Kenyon & Eckhardt, Inc.; The
accounts she services
are Lever Brothers (Spry-
Liquid Spry & Praise),
Equitable Life Assurance
Society, Glass Container
Manufacturer's Institute;
Miss Dwyer was born in
New York City; she at-
tended Hunter College;
joined Pedlar & Ryan as
estimator, promoted to
time buyer. Later Miss
Dwyer joined Kenyon &
Eckhardt as time buyer.
Sie lives in New York.
HART, RITA, Foote, Cone & Belding, Chicago. The
accounts Miss Hart ser-
vices are the Chicago
Tribune, spot buying for
Good Seasons and Kool-
Shake, Perkins Products
Division of General Foods,
competitives. Miss Hart
was with tsquire Maga-
zine in 1944. In 1950 she
came with Foote, Cone &
Belding, Chicago. At the
agency she started as an
estimator. She worked in
ccmpetitives, then asst
time buyer & time buyer.
BURBECK, JOSEPH, Compton Advertising, Inc.; ac-
counts - Duncan Hines
Cake Mixes, Big Top Pea-
nut Butter; He was born
1931, Bayshore, Long
Island; Received B.S.,
from Dartmouth College;
entered agency field,
1955, in Media Detail at
Comptcn. Burbeck lives
in Bethpage State Park.
His hobbies are sailing,
skiing, and golf. He is a
member of Delta Tau
Delta Social Fraternity,
Dartmouth Club of N. Y.
PARDOLL, ARTHUR S., Foote, Cone & Belding; group
media director — Clairol,
Edsel Dealers Advertising
Association, Eastern Re-
gion, Lever Brothers, Im-
perial Margarine, Pepso-
dent Paste, Antiseptic,
brushes, Spreez, Norwich
Pharmacal, Savarin. Born
1913, New Haven, Conn.;
B.A. Yale University. M.
Mary Kikoin, 1947; chil-
dren, Bruce, Martha,
Brian; entered agency
field 1937, messenger,
Young & Rubxam, Inc.
DEKKER, WILLIAM C, McCann-Erickson, Inc.
Pres., Dir. of Media, Home
Office — all accounts; B.
1909 Saulte St. Marie,
Mich.; B.A. University of
New Hampshire; M. Mary
McLane Dekker 1935;
children-Diane, William,
Thomas; entered adver-
tising field 1934 Procter
& Gamble; entered agency
field 1941 at Ted Bates;
joined McCann-Erickson
1943 as Dir. of Radio
Time Buying; lives in
Darien Conn.
Vice-
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FLERI, EDWARD C, JR.
HARRIS,
Batten, Barton, Durstine &
Osborn, Inc.; accounts —
F. & M. Schaefer Brewing
Co., Campbell Soup, Bris-
tol-Myers, International
Salt, Pfeiffer Foods, De
Soto Automobiles, Sheaf-
fer Pen; B. 1925, Brook-
lyn, N. Y.; B.S. Hofstra
College, L. I.; children -
Edward, Pamela; entered
agency field, 1949, Ben-
ton & Bowles media anal-
ysis; joined Batten, Bar-
ton, Durstine & Osborn,
1953 as ass't time buyer.
PEG (WINIFRED T.), Media Director Guild,
Bascom & Bonfigli, Inc.;
accounts-Ralston Purina
Company, Mother's Cakes
& Cookies, Mary Ellen's
Jams & Jellies, Harry and
David; B. Jersey City, N.J.;
Academy Mt. St. Vincent,
Riverdale, New York; un-
married; entered agency
field 1948-Botsford, Con-
stantine & Gardner, San
Francisco, media buyer;
joined Guild, Bascom &
Bonfigli, Inc. February
1952 as media buyer.
HAY, GRAHAM, Compton Advertising, Inc.; accounts
—Canada; Crisco Shorten-
ing; B. 1926, Richmond
Hill, New York; B.A.& B.J,
University of Missouri; M.
Norma Ericksen; entered
agency field, 1950, re-
search dept., Biow Com-
pany; joined Compton as
asst. buyer in 1952; be-
came time buyer in 1953.
He lives in Flemington,
New Jersey. Hobbies —
golf, tennis, classical mu-
sic. Graham is a member
Alpha Tau Omega.
CHAMBERS, LUCILLE P., Foote, Cone & Belding,
Chicago. Miss Chambers
was associated with the
national advertising de-
partment of the Chicago
Sun-Times prior to 1948.
In 1956 she moved to
McCann-Erickson, Chicago,
in the area of general
media time buying. Miss
Chambers next moved to
Dancer, Fitzgerald, Sam-
ple, Chicago, again as
time buyer, in 1957. Later
last year, then, she moved
to Foote, Cone & Belding.
Cone & Belding,
LEMPER, GENEVIEVE M., Foote
Chicago; manager of time
buying section, supervises
all accounts. Direct ac-
count responsibility for
Edsel Division of Ford Mo-
tor Company, Hallmark
Cards, Inc. and Minneapo-
lis-Honeywell Regulator
Company. A.B, Indiana
University. Agency career
began with Lord &
Thomas. Handled all radio
estimating and billing.
She has been chief time
buyer since '48.
CONWAY, VIRGINIA M., McCann-Erickson Advertis-
ing; accounts— Liggett &
Myers Tobacco Company,
The Nestle Company, Inc.,
Born 1929 New York City;
Assisium Business School;
Single; Entered agency
field, 1947, Mail Girl Ted
Bates & Co, 1951; Broad-
cast Estimator Kenyon &
Eckhardt, 1953 Broadcast
Estimator Bryan Houston,
Inc. Joined McCann-Erick-
son as Estimator 1955;
Became Time Buyer. Miss
Conway lives in N. Y. C.
BACKUS, MILDRED FULTON,
account — Bulova Watch;
B. 1922, Stamford, Conn.;
M. George G. Backus,
1956; entered broadcast-
ing 1945 as secretary
with Free & Peters; moved
to The Biow Co. in 1947
as time buyer for Bulova
Watch; joined McCann-
Erickson, 1955, as broad-
cast supervisor when Bul-
ova Watch moved to that
agency. Lives in Stam-
ford, Conn. Hobbies —
portrait painting.
WALLOWER, THEODORE, P,
and Ford, du Pont, Zerex-
Zerone, United Fruit; B.
Webb City, Mo, attended
the University of Missouri
and Washington Univer-
sity. Wallower's early
background included a
stint in the accounting
and time-buying depart-
ments of Bermingham,
Castleman & Pierce. He
later moved into the time
buying department of
Morey, Humm and John-
stone. Lives in Newton, N.J.
McCann-Erickson, Inc.
BBDO.; accounts-Penick
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CRANDALL JOHN B.
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Associate Media Director—
McCann-Erickson, Inc. —
accounts — Chesebrough-
Pond's Inc., The Mennen
Company, National Cash
Register, The Nestle Com-
pany, Owens-Corning Fi-
berglas, Liggett & Myers
(Chesterfield and Oasis),
Schenley Industries, Inc.,
United States Potash Co.,
Victauiic Company. 1935,
B & B; 1941, Kudner;
1946, Sherman & Mar-
quette,- 1954 to Mc-E.
FLINN, NINA M., Fuller & Smith & Ross Inc
tising; accounts
Adver-
- Ster-
ling Silversmiths Guild of
America, 0 & C Potato
Sticks, Sherwin Williams,
Aluminum Cooking Uten-
sil Co., Lowenbrau Beer,
Edison Electric Institute,
Fuller Brush Co.; entered
agency field in 1949 as a
secretary at Duane Jones.
Joined Scheideler, Beck
& Werner in 1951 as a
timebuyer, and in 1954,
Doyle Dane Bernbach;
joined FS & R in 1957.
MULLIGAN, BERTRAND F., Compton Advertising, Inc.;
head time buyer on all
Compton Accounts. Mulli-
gan was born in Staten
Island, New York. He at-
tended the University of
Miami and married Thelda
Cordani in 1955. Mulligan
entered the advertising
agency field in 1953 in
media detail at Compton,
shortly thereafter becom-
ing assistant buyer. He
became buyer in 1954 and
was promoted to head
buyer in 1957.
HALPERN, HENRY, vice president in charge of media
and research, MacManus,
John & Adams, Inc. The
broadcast accounts with
the New York office that
Halpern serves are Nox-
zema Shaving Cream,
Good Humour, Medaglia
D'Oro Coffee, Thomas
Bread Products, White
Rock Beverages. Halpern
received his Bachelor of
Science degree from Co-
lumbia University, New
York City. He is married.
Resides in Princeton, N.J.
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WILSON, EDWIN F., McCann-Erickson, Inc., Vice
President and Associate
Media Director. Accounts:
Atlas Supply Company,
Barrett Division, Cana-
dian National Railroad,
Durene Association, Na-
tional Biscuit Company,
Talon, Inc. and Trans Can-
ada Airlines. Joined the
Media Department ofA.W.
Erickson Company in
1920. Media Director of
McCann-Erickson, Inc.:
1930 to 1945. Assoc,
media dir. since '52.
CLARK, PAUL E.f Foote, Cone & Belding, Inc.: ac-
counts - TWA, General
Foods, Thylox Division of
Shulton Inc., the Watch-
makers of Switzerland.
Clark entered the agency
field in 1953 in the Mc-
Cann-Erickson training
program. The following
year he was promoted to
the position of assistant
timebuyer. Clark associ-
ated with Foote, Cone &
Belding in 1956 as a
timebuyer. He lists among
his favorite hobbies golf.
LIDDEL, ROBERT, Compton Advertising, Inc.; ac-
counts-Blue Dot Duz De-
tergent, Drene Shampoo,
Chase & Sanborn Coffee,
Chase & Sanborn Instant
Coffee; B. 1929, Washing-
ton, D. C; B.A., University
of Virginia; M. Virginia
Sheaff, 1952; child-Rob-
ert Lee, Jr.; entered
agency field, 1952 Media
Detail at Compton. Liddel
lives in Riverside, Conn.
His hobbies are sport
cars, swimming, and sail-
ing.
STENSON, HELEN C
Francisco, accounts
waiian Pineapple Co., Ltd.,
Southern Pacific Com-
pany, CVA Company (Roma
Wine, Cresta Blanca
Wine), Rolley, Inc. (Sea &
Ski), Wilson & Geo. Meyer
& Company; B. 1915, San
Francisco, Calif. Cogswell
College; entered agency
field 1943, secretary man-
ager Ruthrauff & Ryan;
became time buyer 1945.
Joined Foote, Cone &
Belding 1949.
Foote, Cone & Belding, San
Ha-
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HUDACK, JOS. J., Warwick & Legler, Inc., Senior
Time Buyer— all accounts;
■ . B. 1911, Shenandoah,
jr "\ Penna.; Albright College &
St. John Univ.; M. Kather-
ine Donlan; 1930— Frank-
lin Simon, Mdse. Buyer;
1934-Chief IBM section
and Budget officer U. S.
Gov'ts. HOLC; 1943 —
joined ABC network, or-
ganized original Billing
Dept, then TV network
budget supervisor & lia-
ison between sales and
finance depts.
BUSHWAY, WILLIAM A.
DAVIDSON, JOHN M.
CAMPBELL
MacManus, John, and Ad-
ams, Inc., Accounts; Dow
Chemical Co., and Minne-
sota Mining and Manufac-
turing; B. 1926, Detroit,
Michigan; Entered agency
field 1942, office service
Campbell-Ewald Co.; en-
tered Armed Services
1945-46; 1947-Campbell-
Ewald Co. Media Depart-
ment; radio, television,
outdoor advertising buyer,
screen adv. 1952, joined
MacManus, John and Ad-
ams, Inc.
Gardner Advertising. Time-
buyer. Davidson was born
in 1929 in Berkeley, Calif.
He took his Bachelor of
Arts degree at the Uni-
versity of California. From
1955-1956 Davidson
worked as a field service
representative with the
National Outdoor Adver-
tising Bureau. His next
move was to join Gardner
as an assistant group su-
pervisor in January of
last year. Early this year
he became a timebuyer.
C. N., MacManus, John & Adams, Inc.;
head timebuyer — Detroit
Office. Accounts— Pontiac
Motor Div., Cadillac Mo-
tor Car Div., Dow Chemi-
cal Co., Minnesota Mining
& Mfg. Co., S.S. Kresge
Co. B. 1928 Detroit, U.
of Mich. 1950 Pres. Beta
Theta Pi; Married Joanne
Hartwick 1956; Children
— Michael, Donald. En-
tered Agency field 1950,
Campbell Ewald Co. as
Outdoor Field Rep and
later as time buyer.
FRICKE, WILLIAM A., Associate Media Director, Mc-
Cann-Erickson, Inc.; As-
counts — Westinghouse
Electric Corp., Bulova
Watch Co., Columbia Rec-
ords, Look Magazine, B. F.
Goodrich Footyear and
Flooring Divisions, John
Hancock Mutual Life In-
surance Co., Stegmaier
Brewing Co.; B. Brooklyn,
N. Y.; E. Colgate Univer-
sity; entered advertising
field in 1927 as field man
National Outdoor Adver-
tising Bureau.
BOULWARE, ROBERT H., Bryan Houston, Inc.; ac-
counts: Ajax Cleanser,
Cashmere Bouquet Soap,
Cashmere Bouquet Toilet-
ries, Simplicity Patterns,
DeWitt's Pills. Boulware
obtained his BSC from
Ohio University. He later
joined the media depart-
ment of Proctor and Gam-
ble in 1937. Later in his
career he served as pro-
gram manager of WSAI
Radio, Cincinnati, and
WLW-T. Joined Bryan
Houston in 1956.
SANNO, ALFRED R., McCann-Erickson, Inc. Media
Group Supervisor; ac-
counts — Chesterfield and
Oasis; B. 1925, Brooklyn,
N. Y.; B.A. Dartmouth Col-
lege '46; M. Linda Cicca-
relli, 1951; children -
Laura. R. H. Macy's N. Y.
executive training and
Buyer 1946-48; entered
agency field, 1948 — out-
door and print media
buyer 1948-51 Young &
Rubicam: print buyer B.
B.D.O. 1951-1953; joined
McCann-Erickson 1953.
GEORGI, CARL, JR.— Campbell-Ewald Company, De-
troit, vice president, di-
rector of media; accounts:
Chevrolet Motor Division,
United Motors Service Di-
vision, Goebel Brewing
Company, Firestone Tire
and Rubber Company, Na-
tional Bank of Detroit, De-
troit Edison, GMAC, Hertz
Corporation. B. 1900, mar-
ried with two daughters,
attended University of De-
troit. Lives in Grosse
Pointe Farms, Mich.
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MacDONALD, ROD, V. P. in charge of Media Dept.
and Media Director, Guild,
Bascom & Bonfigli, Inc.
Advertising, San Fran-
cisco; accounts — Ralston
Cereals & Ry-Krisp, Hei-
delberg Brewing; B. 1917,
San Francisco, Calif.; B.S.,
Univ. of Calif.; entered
agency field, 1941, then
Columbia Steel Division
of U. S. Steel production
planning, auditing, office
management, Botsford,
Constantine & Gardner,
Biow, FC&B, then GB&B.
GREALISH, EUGENE J., Bryan Houston, Inc.; accounts
-Ajax Cleaner, Cashmere
Bouquet Soap, Simplicity
Patterns, DeWitt's Pills.
Grealish received his
Bachelor of Arts degree
at Queens College, N. Y.
He entered the broadcast-
ing field in 1954 with the
National Broadcasting
Company in the area of
sales development. After
further experience as an
assistant production man-
ager Grealish joined Bryan
Houston last year.
PETTICSC, BEN,
Product Services Advertising; ac-
counts — Bymart Tintair,
Continental Wax, Roto-
Broil. Pettick was born in
1916 at Brooklyn, N. Y.
He is married with three
children: Norah, Donna
and Barbara. He entered
the advertising agency
field in 1954 with the
research department of
Product Services. Later
he moved into the area
of time buying with the
firm. Presently lives in
Fresh Meadows, L. I., N.Y.
GOLDIS, SEYMOUR. McCann-Erickson, Inc., Broad-
cast Supervisor — Esso
Standard Oil Co. Born:
1928, Bronx, N.Y. Military
Service Army 1946-1948-
Japan. B.S. N. Y. Univer-
sity 1951; entered adver-
tising 1951, print produc-
tion assistant, National
Screen Service Corp.; en-
tered agency field, 1952,
accounting and research
departments, Lennen &
Newell; joined J. Walter
Thompson, '54; joined
McCann-Erickson in 1956.
SCANLAN, MARJORIE C, Kudner Agency, Inc.; the
accounts Miss Scanlan
services are Frigidaire
Division, Buick Motor Di-
vision, and the Goodyear
Tire & Rubber Company.
She associated with the
Kudner agency originally
in 1944 in the accounting
department. She entered
the Radio and Television
Department of the agency
in 1948. Miss Scanlan
lists her residence as
New York City. She re-
ports favorite hobby is TV.
SUREN, STEPHEN M., Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell &
Bayles, Inc. accounts-Ar-
rid, S & H Green Stamps,
"Junket" Brand Foods,
Smith Bros. Cough Drops
(Canada) B.J. University of
Illinois; also courses at
University of Kentucky,
New York University and
Columbia. M. Clara Szau-
ter, 1949; daughter Bar-
bara Ann; entered agency
field, 1947, media depart-
ment S.S. C. & B., Inc.,
was head estimator be-
fore becoming time buyer.
JR., Batten, Barton,
HUMAN, D. TROWBRIDGE,
Durstine & Osborn; ac-
counts-Du Pont, Califor-
fornia Oil, Continental
Can, General Baking, Na-
tional Cranberry, New
York Telephone, Air
France, U. S. Steel; B.
1927, New York City; B.A.
Yale U.; M.Claudia Wright,
1954; children -Claudia;
entered agency field,
1950, Research then Me-
dia Departments, J.Walter
Thompson. Lives in Dar-
ien, Conn.
STEVENS, RICHARD A., Bryan Houston, Inc.; Ste-
vens is presently serving
as manager of the media
department and also in
the capacity of buyer for
Newsweek Magazine,
Heublein and J. P. Stevens
Co., Inc. He received his
education at Tulane Uni-
versity, New Orleans, Lou-
isiana. Stevens entered
the agency field in 1925
following the completion
of his education. He pres-
ently lists his residence
as Long Island, New York.
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HUGHES, JOHN T., Warwick & Legler, Inc., Time
Buyer; B. 1928, Astoria,
N. Y.; B.B.A. 1949, Man-
hattan College; M. Anne
O'Callaghan, 1952; chil-
dren-Daniel and John;
After two-year service
U. S. Army, joined Kelly-
Nason, 1952 in charge of
Production Billing; 1953
Cunningham & Walsh as
Time Buyer on food and
travel accounts; 1956,
Warwick & Legler, Inc.;
Lives in Flushing, N. Y.;
Hobbies — basketball.
WILLARD, CHARLES, B.
, McCann-Erickson, Inc.,
broadcast buyer; accounts
-The Mennen Co., Chese-
brough-Pond's, Inc. Wil-
lard was born in 1929 in
Chicago, Illinois. He re-
ceived his Bachelor of
Science degree from
Northwestern University
in Evanston, III.; and en-
tered the agency field
with McCann-Erickson,
Inc. in 1954. He originally
associated with the me-
dia department becoming
broadcast buyer in 1955.
McAULAY, PEG A., J. Walter Thompson Co., N. Y.
Accounts — Chesebrough-
Pond's, Inc. and The Men-
tholatum Co. - B. 1932,
New York City; Attended
evening division N.Y.U.,
1950-1955; Married Ste-
phen Fred Byrd, attorney
1955 - Entered agency
field, 1951, Media re-
search, Compton Advertis-
ing Agency-, 1954 Time
estimator, Dancer-Fitz-
gerald-Sample, Inc.; 1954,
Time Buyer, J. Walter
Thompson Co.
BUTNER, LAWRENCE, Albert Frank-Guenther Law,
Inc.; accounts — Buitoni
Foods Corp., Kiplinger
Changing Times Magazine
Home Insurance Co.
Bache & Co., Harris-Up
ham, Prentice-Hall; B
1931, Brooklyn, N. Y.
B.B.A., C.C.N.Y. (Eve); M
Eleanor Schwartz, 1954
entered agency field
1945, accounting dept.
Katz Agency, Inc.; Maxon
Inc., 1954, Asst. Time
Buyer; joined present
agency, 1956.
RIEMENSCHNEIOER, Robert R
Co.; chief time buyer on
all accounts; B. 1928 Chi-
cago, Illinois; B.S. North-
western U.; M. Polly Cay-
lor 1950; children -Bob,
Dick, Anne; entered
agency field 1950 copy-
writer Schwimmer & Scott
Inc.; assistant account
executive 1951; account
executive 1953, media di-
rector 1954; North Adver-
tising, Inc.— media group
supervisor, 1956: Gardner
Advertising, 1957.
Gardner Advertising
Walter Thompson Corn-
Advertising Company;
SCOTT, SAMUEL S., JR., J.
pany; accounts - Lever
Bros. Scott was born in
1925 at Scarsdale, New
York. He obtained his
Bachelor of Arts Degree
at Princeton University
and married Deborah Flagg
in 1951. The couple have
three children - Samuel,
Steven and Suzette. Scott
entered the advertising
agency field in 1956. He
lives in New Canaan,
Conn. His hobbies he lists
as skiing and boating.
HOWARD, MARY G., Gardner
network buyer for Pet
Milk, Ralston Purina,
Monsanto Chemical Co.,
Grove Laboratories; Miss
Howard was born in Chi-
cago in 1928. She orig-
inally entered the adver-
tising agency field as a
secretary. Her first step
up career-wise was to the
post of outdoor space
buyer; later she became
estimator and finally
timebuyer. Miss Howard
lives in Kirkwood, Mo.
NEUGEBAUER, RALPH J., Gardner Advertising Com-
pany. Timebuyer. Neuge-
bauer was born in St.
Louis, Mo., in 1928. He
took his Bachelor of Arts
degree at the University
of Missouri. Neugebauer
joined the Gardner Ad-
vertising Company in
1956, working as assist-
ant media group super-
visor. Early this year he
moved to the position of
timebuyer. Neugebauer
lives presently in St.
Louis, Missouri.
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TENDRICH, MAX, executive vice president Weiss &
Geller, Inc.; B. 1917 New
York, NY; BBA City Col-
lege; M. Mary, 1945; Chil-
dren—Robert, Joanne.
Tendrich entered adver-
tising in 1942 in charge
of Accounting Department
Weiss & Geller. He en-
tered service 1953, was
discharged as Master Ser-
geant. Returned to Weiss
& Geller as space buyer.
Tendrich became vice
president in charge of
media 1954, Exec VP, '57.
FLANAGAN, JOHN J., Vice President & Associate
Media Director- McCann-
Erickson, Inc. Accounts-
Avis Rent-A-Car, American
Rayon Institute, Corn
Products Sales Co. (Nu-
Soft), Esso Standard Oil
Co., Dorothy Gray cosmet-
ics, Lehn & Fink Products,
...A Savings & Loan Founda-
tion, Pertussin, Tampax,
Wk < ~^16f Vickers-Armstrong, Ltd. B.
1905, New York, N. Y.;
iAW entered agency field 1928,
joined McCann-Erickson
iiam»vrm..... a$ ^Qr 1936.
PRIGOZY, RUTH M., MacManus, John & Adams, Inc.
Advertising; accounts—
, - ' Medaglia D'Oro Coffee,,
S. B. Thomas, Inc. bread
and muffins, Chas. Pfizer
& Co. — Chemical Sales
flj Division, Virginia Dare
1 Wines, White Rock Spar-
jlv I kling Beverages, Dow
H Chemical Company — Zef-
ran. B.A. Brooklyn Col-
li lege, Married. Entered
agency field 1952-D'Arcy
Advertising Company.
Biow Co. 1954; joined
MJ&A in 1957.
SCHINZING, PAT, Gardner Advertising Company.
Miss Schinzing was born
in 1929. She entered the
advertising agency field
originally in 1947. Until
1951 she worked first as
a secretary, then moved
to the position of esti-
mator. Miss Schinzing
next became outdoor
buyer. Then she was pro-
moted to the capacity of
assistant media group su-
pervisor and buyer of all
media. Last year moved
to her present job.
SMITH, NANCY W., J. Walter Thompson Company.
The accounts Miss Smith
services are Chesebrough-
Ponds, Brillo Manufactur-
ing, The Mentholatum
Company, Atlantis Sales
Corp., Johns-Manville; B.
1930, Montclair, N.J.; en-
tered agency field, 1950,
secretary, assistant time
buyer, now supervising
time buyer. Miss Smith
lives in New York and
Greenwich, Conn. Her
hobbies are dancing, ski-
ing and books.
GOULD, DORIS, Product Services, Inc.; accounts-
Ten Day Press On, Tuck
Tape, Continental Wax.
She was born in New
York City and received
her Bachelor of Science
degree from New York
University in 1951. En-
tered the advertising field
on the copy desk of J. D.
Tarcher in 1946. Joined
Cecil and Presbrey on
merger. Then C. J. La-
Roche as chief timebuyer.
Came with Product Ser-
vices last year.
JOHNSON, HUGH H., director of media, Kudner
Agency, Inc.; Johnson,
earlier in his career,
served with the adver-
tising department of the
Reo Motor Division. Later
he became advertising
manager of the Buick
Motor Division and final-
ly advertising manager of
the Bell Aircraft Corpora-
tion. Johnson associated
with Kudner in 1944 as
assistant director of me-
dia. In 1954 made direc-
tor of media.
TASHJIAN, EDWARD, Emil Mogul Company, Inc.;
accounts — Esquire Shoe
Polishes, Park & Tilford
Tintex, Revlon. He was
born in 1930 in Brooklyn,
N. Y. He received his edu-
cation at New York Uni-
versity. M. Louise Ayva-
zian, 1954; child Andrea? * **
entered advertising hi
agency field 1950, pro-
duction department, Emil
Mogul Co., subsequently
in estimating, media re-
search, timebuying, ass't
to Radio-TV dir.
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DUNIER, LESLIE L
I 1
vice-president and director
radio-television depart-
ment, Emil Mogul Co.,
Inc., advertising agency.
B. 1924, N.Y.C. Attended
De Witt Clinton H.S.,
N.Y.C, 1939. Received
B.S. from New York Uni-
versity, 1946. M. Norma
Rich, 1955. Entered adver-
tising Reiss Advertising,
1945-6. Account executive
with vSterling Advertising,
1946-7, then to Moskin
Stores 1947-51. President
L L. Dunier, 1951-3.
FLANAGAN, THOMAS F., Grey Advertising, Inc.; Ac-
counts—Mennen Com-
pany, General Electric,
National Broadcasting
Company, Firestone Indus-
trial Products, Easy Gla-
mur, French Government
Tourist Office, Gruen
Watch Company; B. 1920,
New York; New York Uni-
versity; M. Marjorie Tock,
1941; entered agency
field 1946; ass't. buyer
and buyer, Peck Advertis-
ing Agency, 1946. Joined
Grey 1952.
ZIPPRICH, ANDREW C, Grey Advertising Agency
Inc.; accounts— Chock Full
0' Nuts, Chunky Choco-
late, Firestone Industrial
Products Co., French Gov-
ernment Tourist Office,
Glamur Products Inc.,
Gruen, General Electric-
Flashbulb Division, Magee
Carpets, Mennen Com-
pany, National Broadcast-
ing Company — Necchi-
Elna, RCA Victor Records;
B.B.A. Manhattan College;
single; entered agency
field, 1947.
BARRY, AILEEN M., Grey Advertising Agency, Inc.;
accounts— Proctor & Gam-
ble, Tussy Cosmetiques,
Wallace Silversmiths. Miss
Barry received her Bache-
lor of Arts degree from
the College of Mount
Saint Vincent. She en-
tered the agency field in
radio-television research
at McCann-Erickson. Later
Foote, Cone & Belding in
media research and fi-
nally Grey as media re-
search supervisor, later
media buyer.
PASSMORE, JOHN J., Campbell-Ewald Company;
vertising accounts — Fire-
stone Tire & Rubber Co.;
Goebel Brewing Co. B.
1915, McKeesport, Pa.
University of Detroit. En-
tered agency field 1948,
Campbell-Ewald, Detroit,
as manager of magazine
scheduling department.
Space and time buyer,
Campbell-Ewald, Chicago,
1952-53. Same capacity
Campbell-Ewald New York
office, 1953-54. Returned
to home office 1955.
BRANCH, PHILIP, A.; Grey Advertising Agency, Inc.;
accounts — American Toy
Promotion, Amitone, Block
Drug Company, Esquire
Magazine, Girard Perre-
gaux Watches, Hearst
Publications, Hoffman
Beverages, Ideal Toys,
Macy's Department Store,
Pabst Sparkling Bever-
ages, Procter & Gamble,
Tussy Cosmetics, Wallace
Silverware, Topps Chew-
ing Gum; B.S., Seaton
Hall University; first join-
ed A. P. Lefton.
FISCHER, RICHARD E., Campbell-Ewald Advertising;
accounts— Kroger. Fischer
was born in 1912 at Quin-
cy, III. He attended Quincy
College and in 1937 mar-
ried Jane Anderson. They
have four children: Ann,
Jay, Martha, Amy. He en-
tered the advertising
agency field in 1956 with
Campbell-Ewald in net-
work media. Fischer was
formerly with Storer
Broadcasting in Detroit
and Cincinnati; and WHAS,
Louisville, Ky.
LIEBERMAN, T. HERBERT; Grey Advertising Agency;
accounts — Block Drug
Company, Polident, Poli-
Grip, Dentu-Creme, Girard-
Perregaux Watches; Macy
Department Store; Ameri-
can Toy Promotion. Lieb-
erman was born in 1929
im New York City. B.A.,
Brooklyn College. M. Mar-
jorie T. Plumer in 1956.
Lieberman entered the
agency field in 1954 with
the accounting depart-
ment of Grey Advertising.
Became buyer in 1956.
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DeLUCA, VINCENT T., Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff &
Ryan, manager, media
time buying division. B.
1926 Rye, N. Y.; B.B.A.,
Manhattan College. M.
Ann Harnaga, 1954; chil-
dren — Rosanne; entered
agency field 1951, Kenyon
and Eckhardt; then media
dept. as print and time
estimator; time buyer at
Foote, Cone and Belding.
Lives in Sprain Lake
Knolls, Yonkers, N. Y.
Hobbies, opera, house-
fixing.
HOUGHEY, DOROTHY T., Grey Advertising Agency;
accounts-Proctor & Gam-
ble, Lilt, Velvet Blend,
Shasta, Pin-It, Ideal Toy
Corporation. Miss Hough-
ey, single, was born in
New York City in 1926.
She entered the agency
field in 1945 as a mem-
ber of the research de-
partment of the Biow
Company. Became estima-
tor, later time buyer.
Joined Grey in June cf
1956. She presently re-
sides in New York City.
REED, ALLAN J., Grey Advertising Agency, Inc., ac-
counts — Hoffman Bever-
ages, Amitone, Esquire &
Coronet Magazines, Good
Housekeeping Magazine,
Pabst Sparkling Bever-
pcps. Reed was born in
1929 in Queens, New
York. He attended Pace
College and later mar-
ried Lee Alonge. Reed en-
tered the agency field in
1947 when he joined
Geyer Advertising Agency.
Served U.S. Army, '51-52.
M
THULIN, KATHERINE A„ Campbell-Mithun, Inc.; her
accounts are-Food Sales,
Inc., Fenn Brothers, Inc.,
Larsen Co., Nash-Finch
Co., Northern States Pow-
er, Northwest Bank, F. H.
Pcavey, Tecnique, Inc.
Born in 1931 at Minneap-
olis, Minnesota. Received
Bachelor of Arts degree
from University of Minne-
sota. In 1953 associated
with Bulmer & Johnson,
Inc., radio-TV representa-
tives.
MARTI, RUDOLPH 0., Campbell-Mithun, Inc.; ac-
counts - Pillsbury's Best,
Charmin Paper Products.
Marti was born in 1926
at New Ulm, Minnesota.
He married E. La Mere in
1952. They have three
children: Julie, 3udi and
Lenie. Marti entered the
radio field in 1948. He
associated with Campbell-
Mithun, Inc., first in 1950,
becoming space buyer in
M " 1954 and time buyer in
m 1955.
SEYDEL, VICTOR, Anderson & Cairns, Inc., vice
president in Charge of
Radio and Television;
member of the Board of
Directors. Accounts: Mas-
land Carpets, White Rose
Tea, Alderney Dairy,
Acousticon Hearing Aids,
Textile Fibers Department
of Union Carbide Corpo-
ration, Dow Corning Cor-
poration, Waring Blendors,
Shavex electric shavers,
Kinney shoes, Aborn's cof-
fee, etc.
A List of Important
CANADIAN ADVERTISING AGENCIES
Will Be Found on Pages 248-251
246
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Commercial Background Music
Now A Well-Accepted Service
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^ITHEN commercial background music be-
" gan in 1936 the immediate objectives
were to supply the finest specially-arranged
and recorded music to public places such
as hotels, restaurants and clubs. This was
an overnight success and pleasant music
was soon being supplied to hundreds of
subscribers in New York City. It is in-
teresting to recall this and compare last
year with that first year of background
music's history.
By 1957 background music had become
a busy, well-accepted industry serving mil-
lions of people. In every city and town in
America some sort of music service was
available.
The history of background music is di-
vided into four distinct phases. The first
was the pioneering stage when Muzak was
establishing acceptance of the concept with
merchants for public places, and with busi-
nessmen for office and industrial use. This
phase extended into the early 1940's.
Then World War II and the successful
use of planned background music to stimu-
late war production gave a boost to the in-
dustry and ushered in the second stage-
spreading use of background music for work,
and establishment of distributors in key
cities.
*
Wartime restrictions on availability of
materials held back expansion of the in-
dustry until V-J Day. Then the third phase
began. It consisted of rapid expansion into
all markets of 100,000 or more population.
Many broadcasters jumped into the back-
ground music field during these stages. It
was a natural for them, of course, because
they required less capital investment to
enter it than did other businessmen. Broad-
casters already had sales forces calling on
prospects who could use background music
as well as radio time; they had engineering
staffs to handle sound system installations;
they had space to house turntable opera-
tions, and technicians trained to operate
them; they had an accounting department
already functioning to handle subscriber
billings, and finally, in himself, his com-
mercial manager and his chief engineer
By
CHARLES C
COWLEY
President of
Muzak Corporation
broadcasters had the administrative staff
needed.
The fourth, and current phase of back-
ground music history, dates from 1954
when a technological breakthrough oc-
curred. Engineers designed and perfected
automatic tape transmission equipment in
that year, and this changed the entire eco-
nomic structure of the industry. Where the
overhead of turntable operators around the
clock made it economically impossible to
enter a market of less than 100,000 popu-
lation, tape operation has made it not only
possible but very attractive to go into mar-
kets as small as 25,000. Since 1954 when
Muzak converted to tape it has more than
doubled its franchise holders, and the ap-
plications are still flowing in.
The background music future appears
unlimited. Businessmen no longer consider
planned background music a frivolous ad-
junct. They now realize it is a pleasant
production aid that more than pays for itself
in keeping people able and happy to work
by reducing worker tensions. The statistics
have convinced hard-headed businessmen
that the psychological and psysiological ef-
fects can and do raise efficiency.
Technical advances in the broadcasting
art ( I refer to multiplexing and other trans-
mission devices which our engineering de-
partment is developing) will mean a more
economical and more profitable operation
in the background music field.
#
This, we believe, will make it possible for
us to serve many additional business sub-
scribers, as well as the home market, in the
near future. Also because of plans which we
have for expansion into fields allied to the
functional background music business ■ —
plans which call for taking our franchisers
into "partnership" with us — the value of
these franchises in the next few years will
be multiplied many fold.
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OF EDUCATIONAL
BROADCASTERS
14 Gregory Hall, Urbana, Illinois
Urbana 7-6611, Ext. 3394
OFFICERS FOR 195S YEAR
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FM, Michigan State University, East
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Associate Director
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111.
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MINNESOTA
Minneapolis
Kl'OM (AM)
Univ. of Minnesota
North Held
WCAL (AM)
St. Olaf College
St. Paul
KTCA (TV)
Twin City Area
ETV Corp.
MISSOURI
Kansas City
KCUR (FM)
Univ. of Kansas City
St. Louis
KETC (TV)
St. Louis Ed. TV
Association
St. Louis
KSLH (FM)
Board of Education
NEBRASKA
Lincoln
KUON (TV)
University of Nebraska
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Newark
WBGO (FM)
Board of Education
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WSOU (FM)
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S> stem
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WAER (FM)
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Troy
WHAZ (AM)
Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute
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Chapel Hill
WUNC (TV)
Univ. of. North Carolina
Chapel Hill
WUNC (FM)
Univ. of North Carolina
Urcensboro
WGPS (FM)
Greensboro Public
Schools
Greenville
WWWS (FM)
E. Carolina College
High Point
WHPS (FM)
High Point H.S.
Executive
K. Edwin Browne, Director Radio-TV
R. Edwin Browne
Kenneth Thomas, Director
Ken Thomas
W. D. Bemmels, Dean of the College
G. D. Goodrich, Manager
Mrs. Camille Halyard, Director of Radio-it
Dorothy L. Day, Head Audio-Visual Dcpt.
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tion Arts
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Hartford N.
Hartford N.
Gunn, Jr.,
Gunn, Jr.,
Gen. Mgr.
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Miss Marguerite Fleming, Manager
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Marie Scanlon. Supervisor Radio-Television
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Mrs. Rose J. Jones, Director
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James F. Macandrew, Dir. of Broadcasting
W. A. Gregory, Director of Radio
Royal D. Colic, Chrmn., Radio-TV
Jeffrey P. Kuklin, Gen. Mgr.
Seymour N. Siegel. Director
Seymour N. Siegel
Henry Bartkowski, Director
Kenneth G. Bartlett, Dean
Hiram D. Harris, Manager
John Young, Director
John Young, Director
R. Thorpe Jones, Dir.
Audio-Visual Edue.
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D. P. Whitley, Principal
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John R. Mumaw, Pres.
R. W. Kirkpatrick, Dir. A-l
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Allen Miller, Manager
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UTUAL
The policy pays off! Our new, non-TV-competing
programming— News, Sports and Special Events
— has brought us a landslide of votes of confi-
dence and, better still, a growing group of blue
chip advertisers. Smart radio buyers know
"more news more often means more listeners
consistently ... to Mutual".
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RADIO
NETWORKS
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npHE year 1958 will see over-all network
-■-radio volume increase by at least 35 per
cent. That's my prediction, and it is arrived
at from talking to a lot of smart people in
strategic positions within the advertising in-
dustry.
Such a development should most cer-
tainly be in the cards because network radio
broadcasting is very much under-subscribed
in relation to its basic values. There is lots
of room for healthy growth.
This growth will come about largely be-
cause of a growing recognition of certain
exclusive advertising qualities available only
in network radio. These qualities make net-
work radio almost a must buy for any one
of the larger advertisers with a multi-media
strategy; and frequently, a very desirable buy
for the advertiser with a small budget who
needs to get long mileage out of every
dollar spent.
There are three simple reasons, as I see it,
why network radio broadcasting will realize
a spurt in prosperity in 1958. They are as
follows:
1. Circulation.
The sheer weight of 137 million radio sets
in good working condition in the United
States represents tremendous mass circula-
tion. This means that network radio can
reach people wherever they may be or
whatever they may be doing. We at Ameri-
can Broadcasting have named this charac-
teristic "Multi-Access" and "Ambi-Active"
and have programmed in keeping with the
fact that we realize that most people avail-
able to listen are going to be doing some-
thing else at the same time. We have felt
that there is a niche to be carved out with
an exclusive type of programming which is
compatible with certain characteristics of
our circulation.
It is rather fantastic to realize that our
medium has increased in circulation by 80
million sets during the past eleven years.
Never in the history of advertising has there
been a medium with such rapid growth and,
especially, in the face of the severest com-
petition in the way of television, better
movies, improved magazines, and even the
By
ROBERT E.
EASTMAN
President of ABN
return of miniature golf courses plus all
variety of diversions.
2. Programming Dimensions.
The advertising growth for network radio
is assured, in my opinion, because during the
past year it has broadened its horizons. All
networks have made major improvements in
their programming product. This cannot help
but add vitality to the medium.
There is no reason why all networks
should program in a similar fashion— as a
matter of fact, just the contrary should be
the case. Some of the networks provide a
schedule comprised primarily of dramatic
and variety programs. We have chosen a
different route of all musical programs of
an exclusive character which gives us a for-
mat of our own and also adds another basic
appeal to the network medium. This will
attract more total listeners to network pro-
gramming.
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The audience figures indicate that even
though there are 50 per cent more stations in
the country without network affiliation than
those which do have network affiliation, the
network stations hold a larger total share of
the listening audience.
3. Creative, Hard Selling.
A truly concentrated sales drive is under-
way. All of the networks are out ringing
door bells in an unprecedented fashion. The
selling is hard and the selling is competi-
tive—but most important of all, it is usually
creative. There are new ideas, new con-
cepts, for the application of this medium in
the most effective fashion to produce sales
for advertisers.
Network radio is a good advertising prod-
uct. Because of its intrinsic values, it de-
serves to expand, and with the sales energy
being thrown into the fray, it will.
So, mark network radio down for a 35 per
cent accretion in 1958 over 1957 — and I
certainly hope that this prognostication
proves to be on the conservative side.
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Board of Directors
Earl E. Anderson
A. H. Blank
John A. Coleman
Charles T. Fisher, Jr.
E. Chester Gersten
Leonard H. Goldenson
H. Hugh McConnell
Robert H. Hinckley
Robert L. Huffines,
Sidney M. Markley
Walter P. Marshall
Edward J. Noble
James C. Riddell
Simcn B. Siegel
R. B. Wilby
American Broadcasting Company
(A Division of American
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
Inc.)
Officers
Leonard H. Goldenson President of American
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres ana Acting
President of the American Broadcasting Co.
James G. Riddell Exec. Vice President
Eugene Accas Vice President
James T. Aubrey, Jr Vice President
James W. Beach Vice President
Alfred Beckman Vice President
Slocum Chapin Vice President
Donald Coyle Vice President
John Daly Vice President
Michael J. Foster Vice President
Robert H. Hinckley Vice President
Earl Hudson Vice President
Frank Marx Vice President
John H. Mitchell Vice President
Thomas Moore Vice President
Selig Seligman Vice President
Simon B. Siegel Financial V.P. of AB-PT and
Owned & Operated Station Coordinator
Robert L. Stone Vice President
Thomas Velotta Vice President
Mortimer Weinbach Vice President &
General Counsel
Omar Elder. . . Secretary fir Asst. General Counsel
Stephen Riddleberger Asst. Treasurer of
AB-PT & Comptroller of ABC
Michael P. Boland Assistant Treasurer
J. Russell Gavin Assistant Treasurer
NEW YORK
American Broadcasting Company
Radio Network, Inc.
James G. Riddell Exec. V.P., ABC
Robert E. Eastman . President
Edward DeGray Vice President
Thomas C. Harrison Vice President
Michael J. Minahan Business Manager
Engineering
Frank Marx. . . Vice President in Charge
John Bourcier. Operations Supervisor
Engineering, Radio
Richard Hamilton. .... .Supr. of Communications
George Milne. ......... Dir. of Traffic & Comm.
Clure Owen Administrative Assistant
John Preston Director of Engineering
Facilities & General Services
Lawrence A. Ruddcll Recording Director
William Trevarthen. Director of
Engineering Operations
Reginald Will cocks Traffic Manager
Finance, Personnel & General
Services
Simon B. Siegel Financial V.P. of AB-PT and
Owned & Operated Station Coordinator
Michael P. Boland Assistant Treasurer
Joseph Fitzpatrick Internal Auditor
J. Russell Gavin Assistant Treasurer
Edward Graessle. . . . Manager of Treasury Affairs
Marie McWilliams Director of Personnel
Stephen Riddleberger Asst. Treasurer of
AB-PT & Comptroller of ABC
Edmund Samuels Purchasing Agent
Joseph Spagnola. Dir. of Office & Studio Services
Legal
Mortimer Weinbach V.P. & General Counsel
Omar Elder. ..... .Secy. & Asst. General Counsel
Richard L. Freund Dir. of Labor Relations
News, Special Events, Sports
& Public Affairs
John Daly.... Vice President in Charge of News
Donald Coe. Director of Special
Events & Operations
Catharine Lynch Librarian
Francis N. Lirtlejohn. ..... Director of News &
Public Affairs
William Whitehouse Director of Sports
Wiley Hance Manager of Public Affairs
Program
Walter A. Gustafson Supr. of Sound Effects
William Hamilton. National Program Director
Charles Manno Asst. Nat. Program Dir.
James McConnochie. Mgr. of Announcing Office
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George Sax. . National Dir. of Program
Operations fir Cooperative Program Mgr.
Ruth Smith. . . .Supr. of Production, Control Unit
Frank Vagnoni Manager of Music Division
Press Information
Michael J. Foster. .. .Vice President in Charge
Hank Warner Dir. Press Information
Advertising
Dean Linger Dir. of Advertising
Exploitation
Irving Lichtenstein. Dir. of Promotion fir
Exploitation
Continuity Acceptance
Grace Johnsen. . . . .Dir. of Continuity Acceptance
Research
Henry W. Levinson. . . Dir. of Sales Development
Lawrence Pollock Director of Research
Sales
Thomas C. Harrison. ...... .V.P., Charge of Sales
Elizabeth Boucher Director of Sales Service
John H. White National Sales Manager
Stations
Edward DeGray Vice President in Charge
Dale L. Moudy Dir. of Spec. Station
Services (Asst. to President)
Frank G. Atkinson. Regional Manager
Briggs Baugh Regional Manager
Earl Mullin Nat. Mgr. & Reg. Mgr.
CHICAGO
190 North State Street
Chicago, Illinois
Gar Heider . National Spot Sales Mgr.
Elliott W. Henry, Jr.. . . . Director of
Publicity & Promotion
William P. Kusack. ... .Manager of Engineering
Department
James Duffy Dir. of ABC Radio
Network for Central Div.
Manuel Fingerhut. . . Comptroller of Central Div.
William C. Gillogly Director of Sales
DETROIT
1700 Stroh Building
Detroit 26, Michigan
James G. Riddell President & General Mgr.
Robert Baker Radio Studio Manager
Joseph C. Casse! Comptroller
Harold Christian V.P. in Charge of
Merchandising & Research
Charles Kocher Chief Engineer
Harold Neal. V.P. in Charge of Radio
Olive Davis Traffic Manager, Radio
Robert Baldrica Asst. Radio Sales Mgr.
HOLLYWOOD
1539 N. Vine Street
Hollywood 28, California
Earl Hudson .Vice President
J. Clifford Anderson. . .Director of Labor Relations
Roy Cordell Sales Manager, KABC Radio
Dorothy 1. Brown. .Continuity Acceptance Editor,
Western Division
Dresser Dahlstead. . . .Program Manager, Western
Division
Jon Meyers Asst. Program Mgr. fir
Production Mgr., KABC Radio
Ralph C. Denechand Mgr. of Engineering
Operations, Western Division
Theodore Grenier Chief Engineer, Western
Division
John H. Pace General Manager of KABC
Allen E. Maynard Supr. of Gen. Services
Courtney McLeod Dir. of Network Traffic,
Station Clearance fir TV Sales Service,
Western Division
Robert P. Myers. . . . Pacific Coast Counsel — ABC
Daniel P. O'Reilly. . News Director, Western Div.
Florence T. Schiro. .......... Personnel Director
John C. Wagner. . . . .Controller, Western Division
Harry Woodworth Director of Radio, Western
Division
SAN FRANCISCO
277 Golden Gate Ave.
San Francisco 2, California
John H. Mitchell V.P. in Charge of
San Francisco Office
George Rice Program Director
Yale Roe National Spot Sales Mgr.
Harry Jacobs. ...... .Chief Engineer fir Building
Maintenance Manager
Edith Kirfey .Traffic Manager
David E. Lundy Sales Mgr., KGO
Lorraine Pederson. .Continuity Acceptance Editor
Henry Saroyan. . Comptroller & Purchasing Agent
Edward Smith .Production Manager
Mary Jean Wolf Sales Service Manager
WASHINGTON
1735 DeSoles Street, N.W.
Washington, D. C.
Robert H, Hinckley Vice President in
Charge of Washington Office
NEW YORK
7 West 66th Street
New York 23, New York
Stewart Barthelmess General Manager
Myrtle Tower. Program Director
Robert Noble Sales Manager
ABC RADIO STATIONS
AFFILIATES ADVISORY BOARD
District 1... Simon Goldman, WJTN, Jamestown,
N. Y.
District 2 J. P. Williams, WING, Dayton, Ohio
District 3... Phi! Hoffman, WTCN, Minneapolis
District 4. . .T. B. Lanford, KRMD, Shreveport, La.
District 5. . .C. B. Locke, KFDM, Beaumont, Tex.
District 6 William Grove, KFBC, Cheyenne,
Wyoming
District 1 ..... James Wallace, KPQ, Wenatchee,
Washington
District 8. . J. S. Younts, WEEB, Southern Pines,
N. C.
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Radio Never Made A Comeback; If
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AFTER more than 30 years of auditioning
every day, radio's found an indisput-
able place in the big time. And, from all
indications, the medium has played its last
supporting role.
The only trouble is . . . the loyal group
of radio veterans who have always main-
tained that AM and FM were the backbone
of electronic communications now don't have
time to broadcast a loud "I told you so.''
We're just too busy making plans for our
precocious ghost.
Radio, the dean and elder statesman of
electronic communications, has weathered
all the storms and is still on the air. And,
for the umpteenth time, there was no mira-
culous comeback ... no return ... no re-
surgence. We've just plain never been sick!
By
ARTHUR HULL
HAYES
President
CBS Radio
growing— to include Barbasol, The Mennen
Company, Miles Laboratories, A. E. Staley
and C. H. Masland & Sons as new business
in 1958's opening quarter— and sponsor in-
terest continues on the upgrade.
CBS Radio began the current year with
some new programs— including "The Peter
and Mary Show," "The Couple Next Door"
with Peg Lynch and Alan Bunce, "For You"
with Dick Haymes and "Answer, Please!"
with Walter Cronkite.
The combined billings for network, na-
tional spot and local business totaled ap-
proximately 350 million dollars in 1946, a
pre-television year. Ten years later, with
the inroads of TV, the figure had grown to
571 million dollars. That was 1956. A fair
year.
1957 was a good year. The NAB's busi-
ness estimate for '57 was 650 million dollars.
In 1948, there existed 37 million radio
homes. Today, there are 48 million. And
that encompasses 98 per cent of America's
homes. There are radio receivers in 54 per
cent of the nation's living rooms; 52 per
cent of America's bedrooms; 52 per cent of
the kitchens and dining rooms; with an ad-
ditional 21 per cent of all American homes
sporting radio sets in other locations.
The auto-plus factor gains import with
each passing year. While 70 per cent of the
nation's cars have radios, almost 85 per cent
of the new-model automobiles have them.
And some 59 million American adults use
their cars each day.
In addition, while only 82 of our cities
contain competing daily newspapers, more
than 600 enjoy the broadcasts of competi-
tive radio stations.
Radio is thriving today . . . particularly,
the CBS Radio Network. We anticipate the
next few years eagerly. Our sponsor list is
The crack reporting and production unit
of the Public Affairs Department of CBS
News, Unit One, is also hard at work on a
series of Radio Beat exclusives and several
actuality reports. The sports schedule will
be heavy, beginning with CBS Radio's ex-
clusive broadcast coverage of the Robinson-
Basilio fight at Chicago on March 25 under
sponsorship of The Mennen Company and
Miles Laboratories, Inc. There'll be lots of
music, featuring such outstanding orches-
tras as the New York Philharmonic, the
Cleveland Orchestra and the Longines Sym-
phonette. And we expect to expand the net-
work's news coverage.
A particularly encouraging indicator of
radio's further progress in 1958 is the in-
creasing display of interest in network radio
programs on the part of teachers, students
and others in the vast world of education.
More time and effort is being devoted, in
secondary schools and colleges, to audio-
visual aids to education. Radio also provides
a unique supplement to in-class and at-home
projects, particularly programs in news and
public affairs, music, drama, special broad-
casts and many other program categories.
We at CBS Radio are finding that teachers
welcome any pertinent aids to teaching,
such as Discussion Guides, in the fields of
history and civics, current events, English,
music and other subjects.
I hope no one decides to mourn poor old
radio in 1958.
She won't have time to lie down.
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Executives and Staff
485 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.
Telephone: PLaza 1-2345
Registered Telegraphic Address— COLUMBIA NEW YORK
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CBS. INC.
William S. Paley. Chairman
Leon Levy Arthur Hull Hayes
Samuel Paley Henry C. Bonfig
). A. W. Iglehart Millicent C Mcintosh
Ralph F. Colin Coddard Lieberson
Frank Stanton Merle S. Jones
Robert A. Lovett Arthur L. Chapman
Louis G. Cowan
OFFICERS
William S. Paley ...Chairman of the Board
Frank Stanton. President
Henry C. Bonfig Vice President
Arthur L. Chapman Vice President
L. Byron Cherry Vice President
Louis G. Cowan Vice President
William C Fitts, Jr .Vice President
Peter C. Goldmark. Vice President
Lewis Cordon Vice President
Arthur Hull Hayes. Vice President
Clarence H. Hopper... ..Vice President
Merle S. Jones Vice President
Goddard Lieberson Vice President
Lawrence W. Lowman. ........ .Vice President
E. K. Meade, Jr Vice President
Sig Mickibon ... .Vice President
Joseph Ream Vice President
Richard S. Salant. .Vice President
Julius F. Brauner. .Secretary
Samuel R. Dean .Treasurer
Harold C. Lang Controller
Thomas K. Fisher. Assistant Secretary
Walter J. Hungerford. ...... Assistant Secretary
Richard W. Jencks. ........ Assistant Secretary
Milton R. Neaman. .Assistant Secretary
Geraldine B. Zorbaugh Assistant Secretary
CBS RADIO DIVISION
Officers
Arthur Hull Hayes President
James M. Seward Executive Vice President
H. Leslie Atlass. Vice President in
Charge of Central Division
Howard G. Barnes. .. .Vice President in Charge
of Network Programs
I. S. Becker. ....... .Vice President in Charge
of Business Affairs
Jules Dundes Vice President in Charge of
Station Administration
Lucian Davis Executive Producer of
Network Programs Hollywood
Horace R. Guillotte Vice President in
Charge of Operations
Louis Hausman Vice President in
Charge of Advertising and Promotion
J6hn J. Karol. Vice President in
Charge of Network Sales
William A. Schudt, Jr .Vice President in
Charge of Station Relations
Geraldine B. Zorbaugh. .... .Vice President and
General Attorney
Walter P. Rozett. ... Director of Administrative
Operations
Accounting
George B. Stadtmuller. . . .Director of Accounting
Business Affairs, Network Program
I. S. Becker Vice President in Charge
Preston Pumphrey Asst. to V.P.
Frank Crowley Asst. Dir., Hollywood
Anne Nelson Director of Business Affairs,
Hollywood
Editing
Don ia!{ Director
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Legal
Ceraldine Zorbaugh. .... .V.P., General Attorney
Robert Dunne Asst. General Attorney
Network Programs
Howard G. Barnes. . Vice President, Network
Programs
Gerald Maylsby . ......... Manager of Network
Broadcasts
Harlan Dunning. Program Supervisor
James Fasset Supervisor of Music
Charles Monroe. ... ..Director, Program Writing
Network Sales
John Karol. ....... .Vict President in Charge of
Network Sales
Ben S. Lochridge. ... ..Network Sales Manager
William W. Firman ..Eastern Sales Manager
Frank Nesbitt. .. Director of Sales Development
Edward E. Hall Administration Manager of
Station Relations
Lillian Selb Business Manager
Pacific Coast Office
Jack Donahue Sales Manager
News cmd Public Affairs
Sig Mickelson. . . .V.P. of CBS, Inc., and General
Manager of CBS News Division
John F. Day Director of News
Irving GiHin Director of Public Affairs
George Crothers . . Dir. of Public Service
Broadcasts
Robert Skedgell. .. .Assistant Director of News,
Radio
John Jefferson. . Assistant Director, Public Affairs
Theodore Koop. Director of 'News and
Public Affairs, Washington
William C. MacPhail Director of Sports
Lewis $f»oll@nherg@r. ....... .Director of Special
Events, Washington
Operations
Horace Guillotte. . . . . Vice President in Charge
Arthur G. Peck. Manager of Network Operations
Davidson Vorhes Manager, Technical
Operations and Chief Engineer, WCBS
Julius Mattfield .Manager, Music Library
Lucile Singleton ........ Manager of Record amd
Script Library
W. C Harrington. .. Manager, Music Clearance
Albert Bryant. ....... .Manager, Office Services
Laurette Banks .Manager of Ticket Bureau
Chicago Office, 410 Michigan Ave.
Roger K. Huston Manager
CBS-OWNED STATIONS
Los Angeles Office, 6120 Sunset Blvd.
Jack Donahue . ... Manager
San Francisco Office, Palace Hotel
Robert Price Manager
Detroit Office, Fisher Bldg.
Cornelius Knox Manager
WCBS and WCBS-FM
485 Madison Ave., New York 22
Sam Slate .General Manager
George E. Hurst Sales Manager
Allen Ludden Program Manager
Dave Driscoll Director of News and
Public Affairs
Richard Stahlberger. . . Sales Promotion Manager
Milton Rich Director of Publicity
Press Information
Charles S. Steinberg Director
Lloyd Brownfield ... Director of Press
Information, Hollywood
Melvin Spiegel Publicity Manager
Sid Garfield. Director of Exploitation
Phil Cohan Trade News Editor
Anne Harding. ...... Manager, Service Division
KCBS and KCBS-FM
Palace Hotel , San Francisco S
Henry Untermeyer .General Manager
Richard Schutte Sales Manager
Evelyn Clark Promotion Manager
E. W. Whitney Program Director
Don Mozley ..... News Director
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KMOX
401 S. Twelfth Blvd., St. Louis 2
Robert Hyland. .General Manager
Foster Brown .Sales Manager
M»A Russell .Program Manager
Alice Koch. Promotion Manager
Frank Zwgart News Director
KNX and ENX-FM and
Columbia Pacific Network
6121 Sunset Blvd.. Los Angeles 28
Fred Ruegg. General Manager
Maurie Webster. .Sales Manager
Robert Sutton Program Director
Phil Hillman. Promotion Manager
John Beck News Director
Chicago Office, 630 N. McClurg Ct.
Thomas Peterson. Western Sales Manager
Atlanta Office, 800 Peachtree St.
George R. Swearinger, ]r ....Sales Manager
Detroit Office, Fisher Bldg.
Ralph H. Patt. Sales Manager
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Los Angeles Office, Columbia Squar*
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Roland H. McClure. Sales Manager
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San Francisco Office, Palace Hotel
Byron Nelson Sales Manager
WBBM and WBBM-FM
630 N. McClurg Court, Chicago 11
H. Leslie Arlass. . . . . .Vice President in Charge
of Central Division, General Manager of WBBM
E. iH. Shomo... .... .Assistant General Manager
James Hensley. .Sales Manager
Thomas A. Bland Program Director
Harry Wilber. Promotion Manager
C. W. Doebler. Executive Assistant
Will Garry News Director
WEEI and WEBE-FM
182 Tremont St., Boston 12
"nomas Gorman .General Manager
Robert Sinnett .Sales Manager
Ken Ovenden Program Manager
Charles Ashley. News Director
HOUSEWIVES' PROTECTIVE
LEAGUE
Edward W. Wood Jr.. ....... . .General Manager
CBS RADIO SPOT SALES
Gordon Hayes General Manager
Milton F. Allison. ....... Eastern Sales Mgr.
Edward O'Berst Research Manager
Fred Heywood. . . .Sales Promotion Manager
St. Louis Office, 9th & Sidney Sts.
Eugene R. Myers. Sales Manager
Station Relations
William A. Schudt, jr V.P. in Charge
Eric Salline Manager
Research
Harper Carraine Director of Research
Edward Reeve Sales and Promotion
Research Manager
Howard Miller. ....... Manager, Coverage and
Marketing Research
Sales Promotion and Advertising
Louis Dorfsman Direetoi
Robert J. Sullivan. ....... .Manager of Audience
Promotion and Merchandising
Arnold Benson. ..... .Director Station Promotion
Service
Richard Golden ........ Director, Network Sales
Edward Kaylin. Administrative Manager
Naomi Andrews Network Copy Oilef
Irving Miller. Director, Art Service,
CBS-Owned Stations Promotion
Joseph Tolt Production Manager
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Service Seen Paramount Note
In Network Radio Operation
THESE are the days of Service Radio.
Network radio today— and naturally
I'm referring to Mutual Network radio— is
geared directly to the nation's new listen-
ing demands. Network radio provides gen-
eral services— but also probes deeply into
subjects for the specifics that age, wage and
other environmental groups need at their
disposal.
Network radio provides speedy, mobile
service for the listener on-the-run— but can
and does dedicate service to established
listening habits.
Network radio recognizes the worldly
ken, the desire to know how and when and
why of the average listener. But today it
also recognizes its role as companion and
liaison with the outside world of the
habitual listeners.
*
Probably the key to network radio's op-
erations today is the fact that it is omni-
farious—of all forms, of all varieties— cater-
ing to all. This truly is Service Radio.
And Service Radio can only be broadcast
by a community station if it is a member of
a major network, such as ours.
Broadcast economy as well as service
enter the picture at this point, too.
Though every licensed radio station
would like to beam Service Radio through-
out its broadcast day, such station manage-
ments recognize that only network radio
can afford all major news services, can
afford to maintain extensive news bureaus,
can keep constant alerts on world-wide
news happenings and reserve costly short-
wave circuits to report and explore these
events and their impact on the American
listener.
He demands today that his radio give
him immediacy— plus impact. Only Service
Radio can answer that need.
*
Mutual's news activities, its "Operation
Newsbeat," is typical of the philosophy I
am expressing in the phrase Service Radio.
We could limit ourselves to reporting the
news regularly from the four major wire
services to which we subscribe. The Asso-
By
GEORGE VOGEL
Executive
Vice President
Mutual Broadcasting
System
ciated Press, the United Press, International
News Service and Reuters News Agency.
But this is not enough.
We assign "stringers," men who know
the area intimately where news breaks are
occurring, and ask them to give our listen-
ers direct on-the-scene reports of these
events— then to follow through with reaction
stories showing how these events affect the
communities in which they occur and the
nation as a whole.
#
A network has ways and means of finding
and absorbing successful merchandising and
promotional patterns into its framework.
And a Service Radio network such as
Mutual passes these on to its affiliates so
that they, too, can benefit— and can help
their local as well as the network's national
clients.
The pulse of American listening— and
buying— habits today is measured in multi-
millions of responses rather than 2,000-set
tallies or 2,000-person interviews. Actually,
it is being counted by the 3,000 commercial
radio stations dotting the American land-
scape—stations that are born and thrive only
because they serve the listeners in their
respective areas.
*
But stations, however, that truly believe
in Service Radio, that wish to provide the
ultimate in broadcasting benefits to their
listeners and their advertising clients join
and maintain their membership in a net-
work. That is why today more and more
stations apply for network affiliations— why
more and more stations are broadcasting in
their area under the Mutual banner — -the
new Mutual Network.
They believe, as we do, that Service
Radio is the key to radio in the future. And
we're sure they're right.
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MUTUAL BROAI
ALABAMA
WEZB Birmingham
WEBJ Brewton
WMSL Decatur
WXAL Demopolis
WD1G Dothan
WVLA Eufaula
WJOI Florence
WCAS Gadsden
WJBB *tialeyville
WBHP Huntsville
W'APX Montgomery
WKHO Opelika
WHTB Talladega
UTBF Troy
\VTBC Tuscaloosa
ARIZONA
KSUN Bisbee
KAWT Douglas
KVNA Flagstaff
KOY Phoenix
KTUC Tucson
KVNC Winslow
KVOY Yuma
ARKANSAS
KAMI) Camden
KFAY Fayetteville
jy'JX'S Fort Smith
&FFA Helena
KBLO Hot Springs
KBTM Jonesboro
KGHI Little Bock
KVMA Magnolia
KOTN Pine Bluff
KWAK Stuttgart
KUOA Si loam Springs
CALIFORNIA
KAFY Bakersrield
KXO El Centre
KIEM Eureka
KHJ Los Angeles
KMYC Marysville
KYOS Merced
KPRL Paso Bobles
KKDG Redding
KGMS Sacramento
KSBW Salinas-Monterey
KF.U1 San Bernardino
KGB San Diego
KFBC San Francisco
KVEC San Luis Obispo
KTMS Santa Barbara
KWG Stockton
KCOK Tulare- Visalia
KVEN Ventura
COLORADO
KGIW Alamosa
KttLN Canon City
KAFA Colorado Springs
KIMN Denver
KGLN Glenwood Springs
KREX Grand Junction
KBNZ La Junta
KLMR Lamar,
KGHF Pueblo
KVRH Salida
KCRT Trinidad
CONNECTICUT
WNAB Bridgeport
WPOP Hartford
WNLC New London
WTOR Torrington
VVWCU Waterbury
D>STRICT OF COLUMBIA
WGMS Washington
FLORIDA
WRUF Gainesville
VVKWF Key West
WONN Lakeland
WLBE Leesburg
WTYS Marlanna
WMMB Melbourne
WKAT Miami
WEBY Milton-Pensacola
WSBB New Smyrna Beach
WPCF Panama City
WCNH Quincy
WTSP St. Petersburg-Tampa
WSTU Stuart
WTNT Tallahassee
WIRK West Palm Beach
WSIR Winter Haven
GEORGIA
WUZE Atlanta
WBBQ Augusta
WBHF Cartersville
WGBA Columbus'
WMJM Cordele
WNLJ Dalton
WBHB Fitzgerald
WGGA Gainesville
WKEU Griffin
WLAG La Grange
WNEX Macon
WMVG Mllledgeville
WCOH Newman
WRGA Rome
WCCP Savannah
WTWA Thomson
WGOV Valdosta
WAYX Waycross
IDAHO
KVNI Coeur d'AIene
K1FI Idaho Falls
KRLC Lew is ton
KGEM Boise
KWIK Pocatello
KLIX Twin Falls
KWAL Wallace
ILLINOIS
WLS Chicago
WJPF Herrin
W1RL Peoria
WCVS Springfield
INDIANA
W'aSK Lafayette
WSAL Loganspoi't
WJVA South Bend
WAOV
IOWA
KSWI Council Bluffs
KROS Clinton
KSTT Davenport
KWDM Des Moines
WDBQ Dubuque
KVFD Fort Dodge
KWWL Waterloo
KANSAS
KGNO Dodge City
KVVGB Goodland
KIND Independence
KSAL Salina
KTOP Topeka
KAKE Wichita
KENTUCKY
WLBJ Bowling Green
WCTT Corbin
WHIR Danville
WFKY Frankfort
WVLK Lexington
WGRC Louisville
WFTM Maysville
WOMI Owensboro
WSIP Paintsville
WPKE Pikeville
WEKY Richmond
WSFC Somerset
WKYB Paducah
LOUISIANA
WAIL Baton Rouge
WIKC Bogalusa
KEUN Eunice
KPEL Lafayette
KAOK Lake Charles
KLIC Monroe
KNOC Natchitoches
WTPS New Orleans
KENT Shreveport
MAINE
WFATJ Augusta
WABI Bangor
WIDE Biddeford
WCOTJ Lewiston-Aubuni
WPOR Portland
MARYLAND
WWIN Baltimore
WJEJ Hagerstown
MASSACHUSETTS
WNAC Boston -
WALE Fall River
WEIM Fitchburg
WHAI Greenfield
WLLH Lowell-Lawrence
WNBH New Bedford
WBRK Pittsfield
WMAS Springfield
WARE Ware
WOCB West Yarmouth
WAAB Worcester
MICHIGAN
I'KLW Detroit
W'DBC Escanaba
WBBC Flint
WLAY Grand Rapids
WKHM Jackson
WDMJ Marquette
WSfiW Saginaw-Bay City
MINNESOTA
KAUS Austin
KBUN Bemidji
WDSM Duluth-Superior
WEVE Eveleth
KSI'M Fairmont
KGDE Fergus Falls
KOZY Grajid Rapids
Mcorehead (see Fargo, X. D.
WISK St. Paul
KWAD Wadena
MISSISSIPPI
WLOX Blloxi-Gulfport
W.IMB Brookhaven
WROX Clarksdale
WCBI Columbus
WJPR Greenville
WNAG Grenada
WRBC Jackson
WNAT Natchez
WELO Tupelo
WQBC Vicksfiurg
WROB West Point
MISSOURI
KWOS Jefferson City
WMBH Joplin
KXEO Mexico
KRES St. Joseph
MONTANA
KBMY Billings
KOPR Butte
KMON Great Falls
KO.TM Havre
KGEZ Kalispell
KXLO Lewiston
KLCB Libby
KPRK Livingston
KATL Miles City
KBTK Missoula
KIYI Shelbv
KGCX Sidney
KVCK Wolf Point
NEBRASKA
KSWI Council Bluffs
KGFW Kearney
KBRL McCook
KNEB Scottsbluff
KLMS Lincoln
NEVADA
KKLK Elko
IvORK Las Vegas
KATO Reno
NEW MEXICO
KALG Alamogordo
KQUE Albuquerque
KSVI' Artesia
KWEW Hobbs
KGFL Roswell
KTNM Tucumcari
NEW YORK
WOKO Albany
WMBO Auburn
WBTA Batavia
WKOP Binghamton
WEBR Buffalo
WT.EA He
WKHH Horseheads-Eii
W.TOO Jamestown
WK.N'Y Kingston '
WICY Main
WOR New York
WSLB Ogdensburu
WIRY Plattshurgh
WKAL Rome-Utica
W.VDR Syracuse
NORTH CAROLINA
WLOS Asheville
WRBB Burlington
WGGC Belmont
WBLA Elizabelhtown
WFNO Fayetteville
WFVC Fuquay Springs
WGBG Greensboro
WGTC Greenville
WHNC Henderson
WJNC Jacksonville
WLOE Leaksville
WJRI Lenoir
WTSB Lumberton
WSYD Mt. Airy
WHIT New Bern
WKIX Raleigh
WCBT Roanoke Rapids
WSTP Salisbury
WOHS Shelby
W'GNI Wilmington
WVOT Wilson
WTOB Winston-Salem
WISP Kinston
NORTH DAKOTA
KDLR Devils Lake
KVOX Fargo (Moorhead, Minn.
KNOX Grand Forks
IvEYJ Jamestown
KLPM Minot
KCVC Valley City
KCGX Sidney-Williston
OHIO
WHKK Akron
Bellaire (see Wheeling, W. Va.>
WBEX Chillicothe
WLW Cincinnati
USKS Cleveland
WIRO Ironton
WMOA Marietta
WLEC Sandusky
WSTV Steubenville
WTOD Toledo
OKLAHOMA
KWON Bartlesville
KRHD Duncan
WBBZ Ponca City
KGFF Shawnee
OREGON
KWIL Albany
KWIN Ashland
KAST Astoria
KBXD Bend
ASTING SYSTEM
KOOS Coos Bay
K.ORE Eugene
KUIX Grants Pas
KF.II Klama
KPOJ Portland
KRXL Rosehurg
KSLM Salem
PENNSYLVANIA
WCPA Clearfield
WESB Bradford
WOMB Harrisburg
WAZL Hazleton
WCRO Johnstown
WLAN Lancaster
WBPZ Lock Haven
WKST New Castle
YV1P Philadelphia
U'MCK Pittsburgh-McK:
WTI'A Pottsville
WKBI St. Mary's
W1IA.T State College
WHTN Tyrone.- Altoona
WJPA Washington
WNBT Wellsboro
YVBAX Wilkes-Barre
WSBA York
WAKV La Trobe
RHODE ISLAND
WJSAN Providence
WERT Westerly
SOUTH CAROLINA
WANS Anderson
WNSO Bennettsville
WHAN Charleston
WLAT Conway
TENNESSEE
WLAR Athens
WAGO Chattanooga
WJZM Clarksville
WBAC Cleveland
-U'EKR Fayctteville
WETB Johnson City
WKGN Knoxville
WJJM Lewisburg
W.MMT McMinnville
WHBQ Memphis
WCRK Morristown
WNAH Nashville
WATO Oak Ridge
TEXAS
KWKO Abilene
KVLF Alpine
KAMQ Amarillo
KVET Austin
KlOX Bay City
KTXC Big Spring
KHUZ Borger
KB WD Brownwood
KORA Bryan
WRR Dallas-Ft. Worth
WSET El Paso
KNAP Fredericksburg
KTHT Houston
KLEN Killeen
KVOZ Laredo
KLLL Lubbock
KTRE Lufkin
KRIO McAllen
KVKM Monahans
KRIG Odessa
KPDN Pampa
KILN Pecos
KEYE Perryton
KVOP Plainview
KPAC Port Arthur-Beaumont
KMAC San Antonio
KRRV Sherman-Dennison
KSNY Snyder
KOSY Texarkana
KGKB Tyler
KVIC Victoria
KAVTX Waco
KSYD Wichita Falls
UTAH
KVNU Logan
KLO Ogden
KOAL Prince
KOVO Provo
KALL Salt Lake City
VERMONT
WSYB Rutland
WDEV Waterfoury
WISCONSIN
WHBY Appleton
WGEZ Beloit
WBIZ Eau Claire
KFIZ Fond du Lac
WCLO Janesville
WISC Madison
WOMT Manitowao
WFOX Milwaukee
WFHR Wisconsin Rapids
WYOMING
KVOC Casper
KVWO Cheyenne
KOVB Lander
KOWB Laramie
KPOWr Powell
KRAL Rawlins
KWRL Rlverton
KATRS Rock Springs
KWYO Sheridan
FCRTR Thermopolis
KWOR Worland
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Executives and Staff
1440 Broadway, New York 18, N. Y.
Telephone: BRyant 9-7600
Board of Directors
Armand Hammer Chairman (N. Y.)
H. Roy Roberts (L. .A)
Frank P. Barton (L. A.)
George Vogel (N. Y.)
Arthur Brown (N. Y.)
L. M. Halper (L. A.)
Robert F. Hurleigh (Washington)
Officers
Armand Hammer President
George Vogel Executive Vice President
H. Roy Roberts Treasurer
Frank P. Barton Secretary
James Z. Gladstone Comptroller
Administrative Services
Herbert J. Cutting Director
Dudley Cox Budget Manager
George Tietjen Accounting Supervisor
Lillian Brinkman Personnel Records
Violet Hutchinson Telephone Supervisor
Margaret Riordan Supervisor, Wire
Communications
Judith Slivka Purchasing
Legal Counsel
Elisha Goldfarb New York
Frieda Hennock Washington, D. C.
Program
Harold M. Wagner Vice President in Charge
Joseph F. Keating. . . .Mgr. of Program Operations
Frank Miller Supervisor of Program Traffic
Public Relations and Research
Harold Gold Director of Press Information
and Audience Promotion
Henry R. Poster Director of Research
and Sales Promotion
Station Relations
Charles King Director
Jack Irish Assistant Director
Eugene Fitts Director of Station Services
Engineering
Abe Jacobowitz. Dir. of Gen. Engineering
Leslie Learned Director of Engineering
James Chapman. . . . Asst. Director of Engineering
Sales
Sidney P. Allen Vice President in Charge
Joanne Hicks Manager of Sales Service
News
Robert F. Hurleigh Vice Pres. in Charge
Martin Plissner News Editor
Sports
Cy Mann Director of Sports
Washington
Robert F. Hurleigh Vice Pres. in Charge
Jack Gertz Director of National Affairs
Los Angeles
Norman J. Ostby General Manager,
West Coast Division
Robert S. Jones
Chicago
Manager, Midwest Operations
Mutual Affiliates Advisory
Committee
Thomas F. McNulty WWIN, Baltimore, Md.
Carter C. Peterson WCCP, Savannah, Ga.
Charles L. Harris WGRC, Louisville, Ky.
Carl Junker WTPS, New Orleans, La.
Robert Webber KWDM, Des Moines, Iowa
Durwood Tucker WRR, Dallas, Texas
George Hatch KALL, Salt Lake City, Utah
Victor C. Diehm WAZL, Hazleton, Pa.
E. Z. Jones WBBB, Burlington, N. C.
Mike Layman WSFC, Somerset, Ky.
Sam W. Anderson KFFA, Helena, Ark.
Edward Breen KVFD, Ft. Dodge, Iowa
Richman G. Lewin KTRE, Lufkin, Texas
Wayne Phelps KALG, Alamogordo, N. M.
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Radio Continues In Its Usual Role
As Nation's 'Scoop' Medium For News
TO what communications medium do peo-
ple turn when they want to know the
latest news? Newspapers? Television? Or do
they listen to their radios?
In a 1953 survey by Alfred Politz Re-
search, Inc., people were asked how they
would check a rumor that a war had started.
A total of 54.8 per cent said that they would
turn on the radio. This was a higher per-
centage than newspapers and TV combined.
That's one of the reasons why network
radio's future was never better. Radio is still
the "scoop" medium for hot news breaks.
In my office I have a little gray box
which is similar to boxes in every NBC
Radio Affiliate's control room. It's a Hot
Line Control Box which gives a warning of
a news flash whenever a button is pushed
in Radio Central in New York. When this
happens, a sub-audible 200 cycle tone is
sent out on network lines, alerting the sta-
tions by activating a light and a buzzer. By
using this device, any NBC reporter who
can get to a telephone can start broadcast-
ing over the entire network within a couple
of minutes.
*
Split-second reporting is a reality by
means of radio. During the trial of Colonel
Abel, the Soviet spy, an NBC reporter was
stationed in the courtroom and another was
waiting outside in a phone booth. NBC was
on the air with the news 40 seconds after
the judge handed down the indictment.
The audience that listens to radio is im-
mense—but it has never been accurately
counted because only stationary sets are in-
cluded by existing polling methods. In my
opinion, current radio ratings account for
only about 40 per cent of the actual num-
ber of listeners.
#
The number of radio stations in the
United States is now at an all-time high—
and it will probably continue to grow. But
what about the quality of their program-
ming? It seems to me that "jukebox stations,"
which exist by means of a non-stop disc
jockey and "the latest news" (which is
read, unedited, as it comes over the press
association teletype), will eventually drown
out one another. While this takes place—
By
MATTHEW J.
CULUGAN
Vice President
NBC Radio Network
and I think the process has already started —
the public will turn more and more to the
network-affiliated station which offers world
wide news, great special events, top enter-
tainment stars, high quality dramatic shows
and fine, listenable music.
#
What "jukebox station," for example, could
offer expert commentary and analysis of cur-
rent events by such experts as Chet Hunt-
ley, David Brinkley, Morgan Beatty, Irving
R. Levine, and Joseph C. Harsch— to men-
tion but a few of the authorities who staff
NBC News. Such stations could never pre-
sent prize-winning documentaries such as
"Biographies in Sound," live music pro-
grams such as "NBC Bandstand," or a week-
end feature like "Monitor" which has a
world-wide staff to gather feature material.
Our listeners know the difference. So do
our advertisers, whose net purchases of time
in 1957 were 41 per cent higher than the
1956 total.
During the day, radio is still the basic
entertainment in the home; housewives have
discovered that you can't do the daily chores
while reading magazines or looking at TV.
That's one factor which assures a permanent
future for radio. And since network radio
provides the medium's best programming,
you can be sure that sponsors will become
increasingly aware that network radio will
provide maximum mileage for their adver-
tising dollars.
The return to Network Radio of the top
fifteen pre-TV spenders has been cited as
prime evidence of net radio's revitalization.
Less spectacular, but equally meaningful,
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NATIONAL
BROADCASTING COMPANY, INC.
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30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Telephone: Circle 7-8300
Registered Telegraphic Address: NATBROCAST NEW YORK
BOARD OF DIRECTORS DEPARTMENTS
David C. Adams
jobn T. Cahill
Oharfes R. Denny
Frank M. Folsom
Harry C Hagerty
George L. Harrison
Joseph V. Heffernan
Mrs. Douglas Horton
Harry C. Ingles
Charles B. Jolliffe
Robert E. Kintner
Edward F. McGrady
David Sarnoff
Robert W. Sarnoff
Walter Bedell Smith
John K. West
OFFICERS
Robert W. Sarnoff President
David C. Adams Executive Vice President
Kenneth W. Bilby Executive Vice President
J. M. Clifford Executive Vice President
Robert E. Kintner Executive Vice President
Joseph V. Heffernan Vice President
Harry Bannister Vice President
Hugh M. Beville, Jr Vice President
Charles H. Colledge Vice President
Matthew J. Culligan Vice President
Jerry A. Danzig Vice President
James E. Denning Vice President
Don Durgin Vice President
Sydney H. Eiges Vice President
Thomas E. Ervin Vice President
Richard H. Graham Vice President
Andrew L. Hammerschmidt Vice President
William S. Hedges Vice President
Jules Herbuveaux Vice President
Edward H. Hitz Vice President
B. Lowell Jacobsen Vice President
Thomas E. Knode Vice President
Howard L. Letts Vice President
Robert F. Lewine Vice President
Alan W. Livingston Vice President
George D. Matson V.P. & Treasurer
William R. McAndrew Vice President
Thomas C. McCray Vice President
William K. McDaniel Vice President
Thomas B. McFadden Vice President
Frank M. Russell Vice President
Thomas W. Sarnoff Vice President
Walter D. Scott Vice President
Carleton D. Smith Vice President
P. A. Sugg Vice President
John K. West Vice President
Lloyd E. Yoder Vice President
William A. Williams Assistant Treasurer
John Q. Cannon Secretary
Paul B. Lynch Assistant Secretary
John V. Shute Assistant Secretary
Raymond E. Simonds Assistant Secretary
EXECUTIVE
Robert W. Sarnoff President
Joseph V. Heffernan Staff Vice President
ADMINISTRATION
j. M. Clifford. . .Exec. Vice Pres., Administration
Controllers
Aaron Rubin Controller
Dick T. Hollands Director, Budgets &
Financial Planning
Robert H. Barnaby Mgr., Capital Budgets
Helen Davis Mgr., General Office Service
Anthony J. Dente. . . . Mgr., Operating Budgets &
Financial Evaluation
Miriam Hoffmeir Mgr., Program Analysis
John McDermott Manager, Audits
Richard J. Raburn, Jr Director, Accounting
James Jurist Chief Accountant
Charles J. Ochsenreiter Manager, Systems
Randall R. McMillin Dir., Pchsg. & Materials
Albert E. Walker. ..... .Manager, Transportation
Engineering & Facilities
Administration
Andrew L. Hammerschmidt. .. .V.P. , Engineering
& Facilities Administration
William A. Clarke Dir., Facilities Adm.
Joseph J. Arnone. . . .Mgr., Design & Construction
Edward M. Lowell Manager, Administration
George M. Nixon Dir., Engineering Dev.
Chester A. Rackey. . . . Dir., Facilities Engineering
William S. Duttera. . . . .Mgr., Allocations Engin'g
Raymond F. Guy Sr. Staff Engineer
James L. Wilson. .Mgr., Engineering Adm.Cr Svcs.
Low
Thomas E. Ervin V.P. & General Attorney
Joseph A. McDonald Asst. General Attorney
John V. Shute Asst. General Attorney
Benjamin D. Raub Asst. General Attorney
Personnel
B. Lowell Jacobsen V.P., Personnel
A. Richard Connell Manager, Organizational
Planning & Mgt. Development
H. 0. Lumb Director, Personnel
George H. Fuchs Director, Labor Relations
Dr. Bernard J. Handler Company Physician
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Talent & Program Contract
Administration
James E. Denning V.P., Talent fir
Program Contract Adm.
James A. Stabile Dir., Talent fir
Program Contract Adm.
Charles J. Moss Mgr., Talent &
Program Contract Ops.
Martin J. Begley Casting Director
Thomas H. Belviso Mgr., Music fir
Literary Rights
Treasurer's Office
George D. Matson... V.P. & Treasurer
William A. Williams Assistant Treasurer
Harry F. McKeon Director, Tax Office
International Operations
Alfred Stern Dir., Int'l Operations
Romney Wheeler Dir., European Operations
Richard L. Berman Mgr., Facilities,
Int'l Operations
Alvin Ferleger Mgr., Administration fir
Sales Development
NBC International Ltd.
Alfred Stern Chairman of Board
Romney Wheeler President
California National Productions,
Inc.
(Wholly-owned Subsidiary)
Earl Rettig President
(For other personnel, see Film Producers section)
PACIFIC DIVISION
3000 W. Alameda Ave., Burbank, Calif.
THornwald 5-7000
John K. West V.P., Pacific Division
Alan W. Livingston. V.P., TV Network Programs
Thomas W. Sarnoff. . V.P., Prodn. fir Bus. Affairs
Richard Graham Vice President, Law
John E. Burrell Mgr., Tech. Operations
Sheldon B. Hickox, Jr Dir., Station Relations
Max Bauman Manager, Purchases
Blake Chatfield Mgr., Best. Air Promotion
Fenton Coe Director, Film Production
Maurice J. Corwin Mgr., Best. Facilities &
Operations
Frank Cleaver Director, Film Programs
Frank V. Dellett Asst. Treasurer, Pac. Div.
Paul Gale Manager, Traffic
Helen Hall Manager, Adv. fir Prom.
Harold Kemp Director, Nighttime Programs
John R. Kennedy Liaison Engineer
Joseph L. Kubin Asst. Controller, Pac. Div.
Henry Maas Mgr., Sales fir Program Services
John W. Nelson Director, Daytime Programs
Edward A. Rosenberg Mgr., Contract
Administration
Ralph F. Shawhan Dir., Press fir Publicity
John H. Thompson. . .Mgr., News fir Spec. Events
Robert D. Thompson Mgr., General Services
Oscar C. Turner. . . Mgr., Personnel & Labor Rel.
Richard C. Welsch Director, Production
Robert Wood Mgr., Continuity Acceptance
CORPORATE RELATIONS
David Adams Exec. V.P., Corporate Rel.
Planning and Research
Hugh M. Beville V.P., Planning fir Research
Dr. Thomas E. Coffin Director, Research
Robert D. Daubenspeek .. Mgr., Research Services
Jack B. Landis Mgr., Research Projects
Allen R. Cooper Dir., Corporate Planning
Harrold Cranton. Mgr., Plans Presentations
Barry Rumple Mgr., Plans Management
James Cornell Staff Asst., Prog. Planning
Station Relations
Harry Bannister V.P. for Station Rel.
Thomas E. Knode V.P., Station Relations
Donald J. Mercer Dir. of Station Rel.
WASHINGTON OFFICE
1625 "K" St., N.W., Washington, D. C.
ADams 4-5400— District 7-1260
Frank M. Russell. , . Vice President, Washington
NBC OWNED STATIONS &
NBC SPOT SALES
P. A. Sugg. V.P., NBC Owned Stations fir
NBC Spot Sales
Donald E. Bishop Dir., Community Services
Thomas S. O'Brien Dir., Business Affairs
Anthony C. Krayer Business Manager
NBC Spot Sales
Thomas B. McFadden V.P., NBC Spot Sales
Richard H. Close. .... Dir., Represented Stations
George Dietrich Dir., Radio Spot Sales
Richard Arbuckle. Mgr., Radio Spot Sales,
Central Office
William Buschgen Mgr., AM Spot Sales,
Detroit
Frederick Lyons. . Mgr., Eastern Radio Spot Sales
Edward H. Macaulay. ..... .Mgr., Western Radio
Spot Sales
Dave Scott Mgr., New England Spot Sales
Loren Surles Mgr., New Business
Morton Gaffin Dir., New Bus. & Prom.
NBC Owned Stations
WRCA, WRCA-FM, New York
William N. Davidson General Manager
Arthur Hamilton Station Manager
Tony Kraemer Mgr. Adv., Prom, fir Mdsg.
John O'Keefe. Manager of Publicity
Max Buck Dir. of Sales, WRCA/WRCA-TV
Herman Maxwell Sales Director, WRCA
Bill Kreitner Mgr., Local Sales WRCA
Joseph Murphy Manager, Merchandising
Steve White Program Manager
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WKNB, Hartford-New Britain
Peter B. Kenney V.P. Gen. Manager
Robert W. Bray Program Manager
Victor j. Brewer Sales Manager
John P. Shipley Chief Engineer
Neil Murphy Business Affairs Mgr.
Frank Wooding Promotion Manager
WRC, WRC-FM, Washington
i
Carleton D. Smith V.P. & Gen. Manager
Joseph Goodfellow Station Manager
Harry Karr Sales Manager
William Coyle Director of Adv., Prom.,
Mdse. & Publicity
Ralph McCawley Adv. & Prom. Manager
Curt Prior Merchandising Mgr.
James Kovach Director of Programs
Edwin Peterson Publicity Manager
WAMP, WFMP, Pittsburgh
H. W. Shepard General Manager
Martin Pollins Sales Manager
John Buchheit Local Sales Manager
Oscar Campbell Business Manager
William Babcock Program Manager
WMAQ, WMAQ-FM, Chicago
Jules Herbuveaux. V.P. & Gen. Manager
Howard Coleman Station Manager
Henry Sjogren As«t. Gen. Manager
Rudi Neubauer Sales Manager
John Keys Dir. of Adv. & Prom.
Stephen J. Krasula Merchandising Mgr.
Richard Johnson Program Manager
Chet Campbell Publicity Manager
John Whalley Dir. of Operations
WRCV, Philadelphia
Lloyd E. Yoder V.P. & Gen. Manager
Harold W. Waddell Station Manager
Jack Wiley Dir. of Adv. & Prom.
Mary Doyle Merchandising Mgr.
Bill Dallman Sales Manager
Robert C. Benson Program Manager
Curtis D. Peck Dir. of Operations
KNBC, San Francisco
George W. Fuerst General Manager
Richard H. Gravett Sales Manager
Mrs. Jane Morrison Mgr. of Adv., Prom.
£r Publicity
William Cancilla Merchandising Mgr.
Jack Wagner Program Manager
PUBLIC RELATIONS
Kenneth W. Bilby.
Exec. Vice President,
Public Relations
Continuity Acceptance
Stockton He Iff rich. . Dir., Continuity Acceptance
Carl Watson Mgr., Continuity Acceptance
Advertising
John H. Porter Director, Advertising
J. Donald Foley Mgr., Trade & NBC Owned
Stations Advertising
John Graham Art Director
Edwin Vane Mgr., Audience Adv. & Prom.
Exploitation
Alexander S. Rylander Dir., Exploitation
Peter M. Tintle Mgr., Guest Relations
John Scuoppo Mgr-, Field Exploitation
Press and Publicity
Sydney H. Eiges V.P., Press & Publicity
Ellis Moore Dir., Press Department
Milton Brown Mgr., Program Publicity
Sidney Desfor Mgr., Photo Unit
Charles A. Henderson Mgr., Publicity, Radio
Net. Owned Stations & NBC Spot Sales
Joseph A. Ryan Mgr., Bus. & Trade Publicity
Mike Horton Director, Information
Kathryn Cole Manager, Information
Cornelius K. Sullivan. ... Pub. Rel. Representative
William B. Miller Night Executive Officer
RADIO NETWORK
Matthew J. Culligan V.P., Radio Network
Jerry A. Danzig V.P., Radio Net. Programs
Albert L. Capstaff Dir., "Monitor" & Special
Programs
Norman S. Livingston Dir., Net. Programs
William K. McDaniel V.P., Radio Net. Sales
William F. Fairbanks National Sales Mgr.
George Diefenderfer Mgr., Central Sales
David A. Engles Mgr., Western Sales
Harry E. Hobbs Mgr-, Eastern Sales
George A. Graham Dir., Sales Planning
Howard Gardner Mgr., Sales Development
Robert C. Hitchens Mgr., Radio Sales
Presentation
Ludwig W. Simmel Mgr., Radio Sales
Service & Traffic
Theodore Zaer Dir., Bus. Affairs, Radio Net.
Murray Heilweil Marketing Director
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ALABAMA
WRFS Alexander City
WCTA Andalusia
WANA Annistpn
WBCA Bay Minette
WEDR Birmingham
WEB J Brewton
WRA6 Carrollton
WKLF Clanton
WKUL Cullman
WMSL Decatur
WXAL Demopolis
WOOF Dothan
WULA Eufaula
WBLO Evergreen
WWWF Fayette
WJOl Florence
WZOB Fort Payne
WETO Gadsden
WGEA Geneva
W6YV Greenville
WGSV Guntersville
WJBB Haleyville
WERH Hamilton
WBHP Huntsville
WPBB Jackson
WWWB Jasper
WMOZ Mobile
WMFC Monroevslle
WCRL Oneonta
WJHO Opelika
WPID Piedmont
WELR Roanoke
WWWR Russellville
WROS Scottsboro
WHBB Selma
WFEB Sylacauga
WHTB Talladega
WJDB Thomasville
WTBF Troy
WTBC Tuscaloosa
WTUS Tuskegee
WETU Wetumpka
ARIZONA
KCKY Coolidge
KAWT Douglas
KCLS Flagstaff
KDJI Holbrook
KNOG Nogales
KRIZ Phoenix
KOFA Yuma
(Formerly KOLD)
ARKANSAS
KVRC Arkadelphia
KBTA Batesville
K3BA Benton
KLYX Berryville
KAMD Camden
KCON Conway
KAGH Crossett
KDQN De Queen
KELD El Dorado
KXJK Forrest City
KHOZ Harrison
KFFA Helena
KXAR Hope
KBHS Hot Springs
KBTM Jonesboro
KG HI Little Rock
KBOK Malvern
(Formerly KDAS)
KTML Marked Tree
KVSA McGehee
KEN A Mena
KHBM Monticello
KTi.o Mountain Home
KOSE Osceola
KORS Paragould
kotn Pine Bluff
KPOC Pocahontas
KXRJ Russellville
KWCB Searcy
miOA Siloam Snrings
|<RRS Soringdale
KWAK Stuttgart
|<R! W Walnut Ridge
KWRF Warren
CALIFORNIA
KIBS Bishop
KBMX Coalinga
KRnu Dinuba
KICO El Centro
(Calexico)
""4C Fort Bragg
KGST Fresno
KPER Gilroy
kcvr Lodi
KRFR Long Beach
i/vr»s Merced
"^FF Needles
■'HFS Palm Snrings
"'RE Palo Alto
I'PRl. Paso Robles
KAFP Petaluma
KTIP Porterville
KRKS Ridgecrest
KITO San Bernardino
XERB San Diego
(Tijuana, Mexico)
KROG Sonora
KSUE Susanville
KTKR Taft
KG EN Tulare
KTUR Turlock
KUDU Ventura
ICAGR Yuba City
COLORADO
KGIW
KHIL
Fort
KRLN
KAFA
KVFC
KRAI
KLIR
KIUP
KFTM
KYOU
KBNZ
KLMR
KLVC
KLOV
KSLV
KDZA
KVRH
KOLR
KCRT
Alamosa
Brighton-
Lupton
Canon City
Colorado Springs
Cortez
Craig
Denver
Durango
Fort Morgan
Greeley
La Junta
Lamar
Leadville
Loveland
Monte Vista
Pueblo
Sal i da
Sterling
Trinidad
FLORIDA
WAPG Arcadia
WTRL Bradenton
WKTS Brooksville
WTAN Clearwater
WKKO Cocoa
WCNU Crestview
WDCF Dade City
WDSP De Funiak
Springs
WOOO Deland
WDBF Delray Beach
WFBF Fer^andina Beach
WINK Fort Myers
WARN Fort Pierce
WGGG Gainesville
WGMA Hollywood
W7R0 Jacksonville Beach
(Jacksonville)
(Formerly WJVB)
WKWF Key West
WRWB Kissimmee
WDSR Lake City
WIPC Lake Wales
Wi BE Leesburg
WNER Live Oak
WMAF Madison
WTYS Marianna
WSBB New Smyrna
Beach
WTMC Ocala
WWPF Palatka
WDLP Panama City
WPFA Pensacola
WPRY Perry
WPLA Plant City
WFOY St. Auqustine
WTRR Sanford
WKXY Sarasota
Wjr.M Sebring
WRGR Starke
WSTU Stuart
vvmen Tallahassee
WWTB Tampa
(Formerly WEBK)
GEORGIA
WAAG Adel
WJAZ Albany
WP.OS Alma
WHFC Americus
WGAU Athens
WRIA Augusta
WMRR Rainbridge
W"AR Baxley
WMOG Brunswick
WGRA Cairn
WCI B Camilla
WIRR Carrollton
WRHF Cartersville
wo a A Cedartown
WMIM Cordele
WOFS Covington
WRLI Dalton
wnwo Oawson
WT4M Decatur (Atlanta)
(Formerly WGLS)
WniMfi Dounlas
wmi x nublin
wson Fiberton
wrhr Fitzoerald
wppm F0rt VaMey
WGGA Gainesville
WKEU
WCEH
WBt:,H
WLFA
WLAG
WMGE
WFOM
WDAX
WMVG
WMRE
WMGA
WBBN
WSFB
WRGA
WSNT
WFRP
WWNS
WSYL
WSFT
WTWA
WWGS
WLET
WJEM
WVOP
WAYX
WBRO
WRLD
WIMO
Griffin
Hawkinsville
Jesup
Lafayette
La Grange
Madison
Marietta
McRae
Milledgeville
Monroe
Moultrie
Perry
Quitman
Rome
Sandersville
Savannah
Statesboro
Sylvan i a
Thomaston
Thomson
Tifton
Toccoa
Valdosta
Vidalia
Waycross
Waynesboro
West Point
Winder
HAWAII
KILA Hilo
KAIM Honolulu
IDAHO
Boise
Burley
Grangeville
daho Falls
Moscow
Pocatell©
Preston
Rexburg
Sandpoint
Twin Falls
KG EM
KBAR
KORT
KIFI I
KRPL
KWIK
KPST
KRXK
KSPT
KEEP
ILLINOIS
WBYS Canton
WEIC Charleston
WITY Danville
WDQN Duquoin
WCRA Effingham
WFIW Fairfield
WEBQ Harrisburg
WJPF Herrin
WKEI Kewanee
WPRC Lincoln
WKAI Macomb
WMOK Metropolis
WVMC Mt. Carmel
WIN I Murphysboro
WVLN Olney
WTAY Robinson
Rockford (See
Beloit, Wisconsin)
INDIANA
WCBC Anderson
WBNL Boonville
WILO Frankfort
WKAM Goshen
WITZ Jasper
WBTO Linton
WORX Madison
Wppo Mount Vernon
WARU Peru
WPGW Portland
wslm Salem
WJCD Seymour
WJVA South Bend
wtp.i Tell City
WAMW Washington
IOWA
KLGA Algona
KASI Ames
KJAN Atlantic
KWBG Boone
KCOG Centerville
KCHA Charles City
KCHE Cherokee
KSW! Council Bluffs
«SIB Creston
KDEC Decorah
KLIL Estherville
KFAD Fairfield
KXGI Fort Madison
KGRN Grinned
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KRIR Mason City**
KLEE Ottumwa
KAYL Storm Lake
KJFJ Webster City
KANSAS
KARE Atchison
KCRB Chanute
KNCK Concordia
KBTO El Dorado
KVOE Emporia
KM DO Fort Scott
KIUL Garden City
KWGB Goodland
KAYS Hays
KWBW Hutchinson
KIND Independence
KJCK Junction City
(Fort Riley)
KCLO Leavenworth
KMAN Manhattan
KNDY Marysville
KNEX McPherson
KJRG Newton
KLKC Parsons
KSEK Pittsburg
KWSK Pratt
KRSL Russell
KTOP Topeka
KENTUCKY
| WBRT Bardstown
WCBL Benton
WLBJ Bowling Green
WTCO Campbellsville
WNES Central City
WAIN Columbia
WCTT Corbin
WZIP Covington
(Cincinnati, Ohio)
WCPM Cumberland
WCYN Cynthiana
WHIR Danville
WIEL Elizabethtown
WFKY Frankfort
WFKN Franklin
WKAY Glasgow
WHLN Harlan
WHBN Harrodsburg
WKIC Hazard
WSON Henderson
WKOA Hopkinsville
WLBN Lebanon
WLEX Lexington
WFMW Madisonville
WWXL Manchester
WNGO Mayfield
WFTM Mavsville
WMIK Middlesboro
WFLW Monticello
WMOR Morehead
WNKY Neon
WO Ml Owensboro
WSIP Paintsville
WKLX Paris
WPKE Pikeville
WPRT Prestonsburg
WPKY Princeton
WEKY Richmond
WRUS Russellville
WSFC Somerset
LOUISIANA
KDBS Alexandria
KTRY Bastrop
WIKC Bogalusa
KBP.L Bossier City
WARB Covington
KSIG Crowley
KDLA De Ridder
KLFT Golden Meadow
WFPR Hammond
KVHL Homer
KCIL Houma
KIEF Jenninas
KLEC Jonesville
KLPI. Lake Providence
KLLA Leesvillfl
KDBC Mansfield
KAPB Marksville
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KNOC Natchitoches
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KREH Oakdale
KSLO Onelonsas
■"'•LP Rawille
koms Ruston
KBSF Sprinahill
lO^S Sulnh'T
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KFVL White Castle
KVf.l Winnfield
KMAR Winnsboro
MAINE
WiiM Rumford
WGHM Skowhegan
MARYLAND
WCEM Cambridge
WAYE Dundalk
(Baltimore)
WPTX Lexington Park
WTTR Westminster
WDON Wheaton
MASSACHUSETTS
WREB Holyoke
(Springfield)
WMOO Milford
WARE Ware
MICHIGAN
WALM Albion
WLEW Bad-Axe
WBCM Bay City
WBRN Big Rapids
WMRP Flint
WBFC Freemont
WMPL Hancock
WBSE Hillsdale
WIKB Iron River
WJMS Ironwood
WJPD Ishpeming
WKLA Ludington
WMTE Manistee
WDM J Marquette
WAGN Menominee
WCEN Mt. Pleasant
WMAB Munsing
WMUS Muskegon
WNIL Niles
WOAP Owosso
WHLS Port Huron
MINNESOTA
KASM Albany
KATE Albert Lea
KXRA Alexandria
KBUN Bemidji
KBMO Benson
KBMW Breckenridge
WKLK Cloquet
(Duluth-Superior)
KROX Crookston
KDLM Detroit Lakes
WELY Ely
WEVE Eveleth
KOZY Grand Rapids
KDUZ Hutchinson
CFOB International Falls
KLTF Little Falls
KMRS Morris
KNUJ New Ulm
KRFO Owatonna
WCMP Pine City
KLOH Pipestone
KFAM St. Cloud
WAVN Stillwater
KAGE Winona
MISSISSIPPI
WAMY Amory
WBLE Batesville
WGCM Biloxi-Gulfport
WBIP Booneville
WJMB Brookhaven
WDOB Canton
WGLC Centreville
WROX Clarksdale
WCLD Cleveland
WCJU Columbia
WCBI Columbus
WCMA Corinth
WMAG Forest
WJPR Greenville
WGRM Greenwood
WNAG Grenada
WFOR Hattiesburg
WMDC Hazlehurst
WCPC Houston
WNLA Indianola
WKOZ Kosciusko
WAML Laurel
WMBC Macon
WSJC Magee
WAPF McComb
WMOX Meridian
WMIS Natchez
WNAU New Albany
WSUH Oxford
WPMP Pascagoula
WHOC Philadelphia
WRJW Picayune
WSSO Starkville
WELO Tupelo
WQBC Vicksburg
WABO Waynesboro
WROB West Point
WAZF Yazoo City
MISSOURI
KWRT Boonville
KBHM Branson
KGMO Cape Girardeau
KDMO Carthage
KCRV Caruthersville
KCHR Charleston
KCHI Chillicothe
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KDKD Clinton
KBIA Columbia
KDEX Dexter
KREI Farmington
KWOS Jefferson City
KIRX Kirksville
KLWT Lebanon
KTCB Maiden
KNIM Maryville
KNCM Moberly
KRMO Monett
KLRS Mountain Grove
KBTN Neosho
KNEM Nevada
KWOC Poplar Bluff
KTTR Rolla
KRES St. Joseph
KSGM Ste. Genevieve
KSMO Salem
KDRO Sedalia
KICK Springfield
KALM Thayer
KTTN Trenton
KLPW Union
KOKO Warrensburg
KWRE Warrenton
KWPM West Plains
MONTANA
KBMY Billings
KBMN Bozeman
KBOW Butte
KDBM Dillon
KUDI Great Falls
(Formerly KBGF)
KOJM Havre
KCAP Helena
KGEZ Kalispell
KXLO Lewistown
KLCB Libby
KPRK Livingston
KATL Miles City
KBTK Missoula
KIYI Shelby
KVCK Wolf Point**
NEBRASKA
KCOW Alliance
KWBE Beatrice
KCSR Chadron
KJSK Columbus
KFGT Fremont
KHAS Hastings
KUVR Holdrege
KGFW Kearney
KLMS Lincoln
KBRL McCook
KODY North Platte
KOGA Ogallala
KOOO Omaha
KVHC O'Neill
KSID Sidney
KAWL York
NEVADA
KPTL Carson City
KVLV Fallon
KRAM Las Vegas
KATO Reno
NEW HAMPSHIRE
WMOU Berlin
WKXL Concord
WJWG Conway
WLNH Laconia
NEW JERSEY
WLDB Atlantic City
WNNJ Newton
NEW MEXICO
KHAM Albuquerque
KALG Alamogordo
KSVP Artesia
KAVE Carlsbad
KLMX Clayton
KCLV Clovis
KOTS Deming
KM IN Grants
KWEW Hobbs
KOBE Las Cruces
KENM Portales
KRTN Raton
KBIM R os well
KSIL Silver City
KCHS Truth or
Consequences
KTNM Tucumeari
NEW YORK
WMBO Auburn
WPRV Boonville
(Rome-Utica)
WFLR
WOSC
WJOC
WLFH
WICY
WALL
WIRY
WNYS
WNBZ
WDLA
Dundee
Fulton
Jamestown
Little Falls
Malone
Middletown
Pittsburgh
Salamanca
Saranac Lake
Walton
NO. CAROLINA
WRCS Ahoskie
WABZ Albemarle
WGWR Asheboro
WBBB Burlington
WEGO Concord
WCKB Dunn
WCDJ Edenton
WCNC Elizabeth City
WBLA Elizabethtown
WFAI Fayetteville-
Fort Bragg
WBBO Forest City
WFSC Franklin
WFVG Fuquay Springs
(Raleigh)
WLTC Gastonia
WFMC Goldsboro
WKDX Hamlet
WHNC Henderson
WHKP Hendersonville
WHPE High Point
WJNC Jacksonville
WELS Kinston
WEWO Laurinburg
WLOE Leaksville
WJRI Lenoir
WBUY Lexington
WTSB Lumberton
WMMH Marshall
WMAP Monroe
WHIP Mooresville
WMBL Morehead City
WPAO Mount Airy
WOOW New Bern
WNNC Newton
WKBC No. Wilkesboro
WMSN Raleigh
WFRC Reidsville
WCBT Roanoke Rapids
WCEC Rockv Mount
WSTP Salisbury
WWGP Sanford
WOHS Shelby
WMSJ Svlva
WTYN Tryon
WADE Wadesboro
WLSE Wallace
WHED Washington
whoc Wavnesville
WENC Whiteville
NORTH DAKOTA
KDLR Devils Lake
KDIX Dickinson
KNOX Grand Forks
KNDC Hettinger
KEYJ Jamestown
KBOM Mandan-Bismarck
KOVC Valley City
OHIO
WATG Ashland
WILE Cambridge
WAND Canton
WBEX Chillicothe
Cincinnati (See
Covinqton, Kentucky)
WJER Dover
WO HI East Liverpool
WFOB Fostoria
WJEH Gallipolis
WSRW Hillsboro
WIRO I ronton
WLMJ Jackson
WPTW Piqua
WLEC Sandusky
WCHO Washington
Court House
WWST Wooster
Younqstown (See
Farrell, Pennsylvania)
OKLAHOMA
KADA Ada
KWHN Altus
KVSO Ardmore
KLTR Blackwell
(Formerly KBWL)
KWCO Chickasha
KWOE Clinton
, KUSH Cushing
I (Formerly KWHP)
KRHD Duncan
<CRC Enid
KTAT Frederick
KWRW Guthrie
KGYN Guymon
KTJS Hobart
KIHN Hugo
KTMC McAlester
KGLC Miami
KB IX Muskogee
KNOR Norman
KBYE Oklahoma City
KHBG Okmulgee
KVLH Pauls Valley
KLCO Poteau
KOLS Pryor
KWSH Tri-City
(Wewoka-Seminole-
Holdenville)
KVIN Vinita
OREGON
KWIN Ashland
KAST Astoria
KBKR Baker
KBND Bend
KRNS Burns
KWRO Coquille
KPLK Dallas
KASH Eugene
KUIK Hillsboro
(Portland)
(Formerly KRTV)
KLAD Klamath Falls
KLBM La Grande
KQIK Lakeview
KGAL Lebanon
KMCM McMinnville
"BOY Medford
KBCH Oceanlake
KSRV Ontario
KWRC Pendleton
KLIQ Portland
KODL The Dalles
PENNSYLVANIA
WNCC Barnesboro
WBFD Bedford
WBRX Berwick
WLOA Braddock
(Pittsburgh)
WISR Butler**
WCDL Cirbondale
(Scranton)
WHYL Carlisle
WESA Charleroi
WCVI Connellsville
WOTR Corry
WFAR Farrell
(Ymmnstown, Ohio)
WHUN Huntingdon
WDAD Indiana
WADP Kane
WACB Kittanning
WAKU Latrobe
WITT Lewisburq
WMGW Meadville
WKRZ Oil. City
WPAZ Pottstown
W P M E Punxsutawnev
WKMC Roaring Spring
WKBI St. Marys
WATS Savre
WMAJ State College
WAYZ Wavnesboro
WLYC Williamsport
PUERTO RICO
WHOA San Juan
SO. CAROLINA
WABV Abbeville
WAKN Aiken
WANS Anderson
WBAW Barjiwell
WBLR Batesburg
WBEU Beaufort
WAGS Bishopville
WACA Camden
WHAN Charleston
WCRE Cheraw
WGCD Chester
WPCC Clinton
WDSC Dillon
WELP Easley
WOLS Florence
WFGN Gaffney
WGSW Greenwood
WEAB Greer (Greenville)
WBHC Hampton
WHSC Hartsville
WDKD Kingstree
WLHM Lancaster
WYMB Manning
WJAY Mullins
WMYB Myrtle Beach
WKDK Newberry
WTND Orangeburg
WRHI Rock Hill
WSNW Seneca
WJAN Spartanburg
WFIG Sumter
WBCU Union
SOUTH DAKOTA
KABR Aberdeen
KBRK Brookings
KIJV Huron
KOLY Mobridge
KGFX Pierre
KISD Sioux Fails
KWAT Watertown
KYNT Yankton
TENNESSEE
WEAG Alcoa
WLAR Athens
WFHG Bristol
(Bristol, Tenn.-Va.)
WMFS Chattanooga
WMCH Church Hill
WJZM Clarksville
WCLE Cleveland
WKRM Columbia
WHUB Cookeville
WKBL Covington
WAEW Crossville
WD NT Dayton
WDKN Dickson
WDSG Dyersburg
WEMB Erwin
WEKR Fayetteville
WHIN Gallatin
WGRV Greeneville
WHBT Harriman
WIRJ Humboldt
WDXI Jackson
WCLC Jamestown
WKXV Knoxville
WLAF La.Follette
WDXE Lawrenceburg
WCOR Lebanon
WLIL Lenoir City
WJJM Lewisburg
WDXL Lexington
WMMT McMinnville
WCRK Morristown
WGNS Murfreesboro
WNAH Nashville
WLIK Newport
WOKE Oak Ridge
WTPR Paris
WTRB Ripley
WORM Savannah
WEPG South Pittsburg
WDBL Springfield
WD EH Sweetwater
WJIG Tullahoma
WENK Union City
WCDT Winchester
TEXAS
KVLF Alpine
KZIP Amarillo
KACT Andrews
KBUD Athens
KALT Atlanta
KRUN Ballinger
KIOX Bay City
KRCT Baytown
KTXC Big Spring
KFYN Bonham
KNEL Brady
KSTB Breckenridge
KWHI Brenham
KBOR Brownsville
KBWD Brownwood
KBEN Carrizo Springs
KCTX Childress
■'CAR Clarksville
KVLB Cleveland
KSTA Coleman
WTAW College Station
KVMC Colorado City
KAND Corsicana
KIVY Crockett
KXIT Dalhart
KDLK Del Rio
KDNT Denton
KDDD Dumas
KEPS Eaqle Pass
KERC Eastland
KPSO Falfurrias
(Formerly KBLP)
KFLD Floydada
KFST Ft. Stockton
KNAF Fredericksburg
KBRZ Freeport
KGAF Gainesville
KLUF Galveston
KSWA Graham
KCTI Gonzales
KGVL Greenville
KCLW Hamilton
KPAN Hereford
KHBR Hillsboro
KSAM Huntsville
KEBE Jacksonville
KTXJ Jasper
KMBL Junction
KAML Kenedy-
Karnes City
KERB Kermit
KERV Kerrville
KOCA Kilgore
KLEN Killeen
KPET Lamesa
KVOZ Laredo
KLVT Levelland
KVOW Littlefield
KTET Livingston
KFRO Longview
KLLL Lubbock
KRBA Lufkin
KMHT Marshall
KIRT McAllen (Mission)
KCMR McCamey
KJBC Midland
KORC Mineral Wells
KVKM Monahans
KIMP Mt. Pleasant
KOSF Nacogdoches
KGNB New Braunfels
KRIG Odessa
KOGT Orange
KNET Palestine
KPAT Pampa
KFTV Paris
KIUN Pecos
KVOP Plainview
KBOP Pleasanton
KRWS Post
KOLJ Quanah
KTXL San Angelo
KCNY San Marcos
KBAL San Saba
KSML Seminole
KSEY Seymour
KEVA Shamrock
KTAN Sherman
KSNY Snyder
KDWT Stamford
KSTV Stephenville
KSST Sulphur Springs
KXOX Sweetwater
KTAE Taylor
KTFS Texarkana
KTLW Texas City
KTUE Tulia
KTBB Tyler
KVOU Uvalde
KVWC Vernon
KVIC Victoria
KBEC Waxahachie
UTAH
KBUH Brigham City
KVNU Logan
KKOG Ogden
KOAL Price
KEYY Provo
KDXU St. George
KSOP Salt Lake City
KTUT Tooele City
KVEL Vernal
VERMONT
WSYB Rutland
VIRGINIA
WKLV Blackstone
WFHG Bristol (See
Bristol, Tennessee)
WINA Charlottesville
WBCR Christianburg
WKEY Covington
WCVA Culpeper
WEVA Emporia
WFAX Falls Church
WYSR Franklin
WFVA Fredericksburg
WFTR Front Royal
WBOB Galax
WDDY Gloucester
WMNA Gretna
WHAP Hopewell
WREL Lexington
wprk Lvnchburg
WPRW Manassas
WMEV Marion
WMVA Martinsville
WSIG Mount Jackson
WNVA Norton
WJMA Orange
Associated Station (Carrying KBS Commercials on Special Working Agreement).
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By
SIDNEY J. WOLF
President
Keystone Broadcasting
System, Inc.
per cent, an almost unheard-of figure in the
multiple station markets.
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Dynamic Resurgence Of Radio Brought
KBS Its 1,000th Affiliate In 1957
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JT^HE dynamic resurgence of radio in 1957
-■-coincided with the acquisition by the
Keystone Broadcasting System of its 1,000th
affiliate. Inaugurated in 1940, Keystone
started out with 66 members. Today we
have 1,025 members, an increase of no less
than 1,453 per cent! Our 31,144,846 radio
homes comprise an audience of 96,549,023
listeners. The majority of these listeners are
predominantly loyal to their local radio sta-
tion and live in the vast areas that consti-
tute the backbone of our country— Home
Town and Rural America.
Indeed, the past year was a memorable
one, both for radio and KBS, which enjoyed
the most successful year in its seventeen-
year history. And I would like to add that
the prospects for 1958 are even better, as
evidenced by the surge of the new Key-
stone business that heralded in the New
Year.
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In 1957. 79 national advertisers through
their respective advertising agencies used
the Keystone facilities, a far cry from the
"few and far between" in our pioneering
days. Without exception these important ad-
vertisers are now staimch advocates of the
power of local radio in the small town and
rural markets of the U. S. This tremendous
power is exemplified by the astonishing
growth in local radio billings during the last
two years.
The continuing and increasing power of
local radio is primarily due to its ability to
program according to the predilections of its
local audience, whose tastes vary to a sur-
prising degree. The efficient station opera-
tor studies these local tastes and caters to
them accordingly, thereby ensuring himself
consistent high listenership and loyal aud-
iences.
*
In Home Town and Rural America Key-
stone is harnessed to this powerful medium
by over one thousand affiliates and in effect
constitutes itself as local radio on a net-
work basis. The high listenership of local
radio is evidenced by the fact that rating
studies have shown that listenership in the
Keystone single station markets, of which
there are over 700, can be as high as 19.1
However, Keystone does much more than
bring the national advertiser in direct con-
tact with these vast millions of consumers
who are armed with billions of dollars an-
nually in purchasing power.
In addition to the overall facilities pro-
vided by the full Keystone Network, our
operation enjoys the most effective and in-
tensive coverage of the farm markets of the
U. S. In the 14 leading agricultural states
with the largest number of farms, each
state having 150,000 farms or over, Key-
stone covers 88.9 per cent of the aggre-
gate and it might be pointed out that the
farms in these 14 states constitute 57.1 per
cent of the total farms in the country.
#
Actually, over 80 per cent of our affiliates
have special programming directed espe-
cially to the local farm audience and the
importance of this programming can be
gauged by the fact that it is a daily "must"
for the farm listener to obtain vital local
data necessary for the successful conduct of
his farm.
In addition Keystone has a Negro Net-
work Division comprising 350 affiliates with
special programs directed to the Negro au-
dience. Also Keystone provides a College
Network Division with over 300 affiliated
stations located in college towns throughout
the country.
May I say in conclusion that the dynamic
resurgence of radio is most gratifying to
Keystone and its 1,025 affiliates.
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111 W. Washington St., Chicago 2, 111.
Officers and Directors
Sidney J. Wolf (Director) President
Noel A. Rhys Executive Vice-President
Edwin R. Peterson Senior Vice-President
Joseph Bayer (Director) Vice-President
William Bayer Vice-President
Charles A. Hammarstrom Vice-President
Arthur Wolf (Director) Secretary-Treasurer
New York
580 Fifth Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: ELdorado 5-3720
Noel A. Rhys Executive Vice-President
Charles A. Hammarstrom Vice-President
Ere Waldo Office Manager
Martin Mills Research Director
Chicago
111 W. Washington St., Chicago 2, 111.
Phone: STate 2-8900
Sidney J. Wolf ' President
Edwin R. Peterson Senior Vice-President
Arthur Wolf Secretary-Treasurer
Paul Kolar Comptroller
William Wolf. E. Richard Peterson, Jr Account Executives
Blanche Stein Director of Station Relations
Anita Larie Auditor
Jane C. McFadgen Traffic Manager. Program Director
Los Angeles
3142 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 3-2910
William Bayer Vice-President
Henry G. Esehen „ Account Executive
San Francisco
75 Post Street, San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: SUtter 1-7440
Howard P. Taylor Account Executive
(Continued from Page 281 )
W3SV Petersburg
WPUV Pulaski
WRiC Richlands
WRKE Roanoke
WYTI Rocky Mount
WHLF South Boston
WLPM Suffolk
WESR Tasley
WBOF Viginia Beach
WNNT Warsaw
WAYB Waynesboro
WINC Winchester
WYVE Wytheville
VIRGIN ISLANDS
WIVI Christiansted
(St. Croix)
WASHINGTON
KXRO Aberdeen
KAGT Anacortes
KPUG Bellingham
KELA Centralia
KCLX Colfax
KCVL Colville
KXLE Ellensburg
KNBX Kirkland
(Seattle)
KWLK Long view
KSEM Moses Lake
KGY Olympia
KPKW Pasco
KONP Port Angeles
KARY Prosser
KAYE Puyallup
KAPA Raymond
KENE Toppenish
i<KEY Vancouver
(Portland, Oregon)
(KHFS)
KTEL Walla Walla
K'JEN Wenatchee
WEST VIRGINIA
WTIP Charleston
WHAR Clarksburg
WDNE Elkins
WTCS Fairmont
WPLH Huntington
WKYR Keyser
WVOW Logan
WEPM Martinsburg
WHJC Matewan
WAJR Morgantcwn '
WMOO Moundsville
(Wheeling)
WETZ New Martinsville
WCEF Parkersburg
WLOH Princeton
WHAW Weston
WISCONSIN
WHBY Appleton
WATW Ashland
WBEL Beloit
(Rockford, Illinois)
WRFW Eau Claire
WDU2 Green Bay
WTKM Hartford
Janesville
(See Beloit)
WLCX La Crosse
(Formerly WLDL)
WLDY Ladysmith
WIGM Medford
WMNE Menomonie
WFOX Milwaukee
WnSH Oshkosh
WPFP Park Falls
WSWW Platteville
WPLY Plymouth
(Sheboygan)
WIBU Poynette
WRDB Reedsburg
WRCO Richland Center
WCWC Ripon
WTCH Shawano
WCOW Sparta
WSPT Stevens Point **
WDOR Sturgeon Bay
wtrw two Rivers
WTTN Watertown
WDUX Waupaca'*
V/OSA Wausau
WYOMING
KBBS Buffalo
!<ATI Casper
KVWO Cheyenne
KWIV Douglas
KLUK Evanston
KOVE Lander
KOWB Laramie
"ASL Newcastle
KPOW Powell
KRAL Rawlins
KVRS Reck Springs
KWYO Sheridan
KRTR Thermopolis
KGOS Torrington
KWOR Worland
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of achievement. Storer, too, is recognized
for achievement ... in the world of broadcasting.
This recognition has been earned through
consistent sales results on Storer stations
in the communities they serve.
These individual achievements prove that
a Storer station is a local station.
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the Oakland Bay Bridge is an inspiring symbol
of achievement. Storer, too, is recognized
for achievement ... in the world of broadcasting.
This recognition has been earned through
consistent sales results on Storer stations
in the communities they serve.
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a Storer station is a local station.
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AIRSPOT SALES
64 East Lake St., Chicago, 111.
Phone: STate 2-0460
Gen. Mgr Joseph Kapps
ALASKA RADIO & TV SALES
280 Madison Ave., New York City, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 4-4244
National Sales Mgr Roy V. Smith
ALL-CANADA RADIO &
TELEVISION
80 Richmond St. W., Toronto, Ontario, Can.
Phone: EMpire 6-7691
President H. R. Carson
General Manager J. S. MacKay
Vice President G. F. Herbert
Prom. Mgr P. N. Harricks
Radio Division
Mgr., Station Time Div W. M. Brennan
Mgr., Program Division D. C. S. Murray
TV Division
Manager Reo Thompson
Mgr., Station Time Div Ross McCreath
Branch Offices
922 Dominion Square Bldg., Montreal, Que.
Phone: UNiversity 6-9868
Manager Burt Hall
706 Electric Railway, Chamber Bldg.
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Phone: WHitehall 2-6861
Manager B. Pirie
Taylor, Pearson & Carson Bldg.
Calgary, Alberta
Phone: 2-7691
Manager J. E. Cavanaugh
1161 Melville St., Vancouver, B. C.
Phone: MUtual 4-7461
Manager J. E. Baldwin
AM RADIO SALES COMPANY
400 North Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: MOhawk 4-6555
President Ralph L. Atlass
Vice-Pres John T. Carey
Branch Offices
400 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 14, 111.
Phone: MOhank 4-6555
Executive-in-charge Jerry Glynn
415 Madison Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-9630
Executive-in-charge H. W. Losee
5939 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 5-0695
Executive-in-charge Robert Block
950 California St., San Francisco 9, Calif.
Phone: GArfield 1-0716
Executive-in-charge Kenneth R. Carev
AVERY-KNODEL INC.
720 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-5536
President Lewis H. Avery
Exec. Vice-President J. W. Knodel
Vice-President. .... .Charles C. Coleman, Jr.
Vice-President David H. Sandeberg
Treasurer Philip Schloeder Jr.
Branch Offices
3125 Prudential Plaza, Chicago 1, HI.
Phone: WHitehall 4-6869
Vice Pres J. W. Knodel
235 Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: Yukon 2-2053
Secretary David H, Sandeberg
3325 Wilshire Blvd.. Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 5-6394
Executives Douglas MacLatchie,
W. E. Moore
41 Marietta St., N.W, Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: JAckson 3-2545
Executive-in-charge Charles C. Coleman
320 Fidelity Union, Dallas 1, Texas
Phone: Riverside 7-7330
Exec, in Charge Wallis Ivy
1446 Nat. Bank Bldg., Detroit 26. Mich.
Phone: WOodward 1-9607
Exec. In Charge Glenn W. Gilbert
JAMES S. AYERS CO.
Glenn Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: JAckson 5-0459
Manager James S. Avers
Branch Office
S. Church St. Bldg., Charlotte, N. C.
Phone: FRanklin 5-6146
Manager Guv Vaughn
WILLIAM A. AYRES CO.
233 Sansome St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 6-2981
Owner. Mgr William A. Ayres
ELISABETH M. BECKJORDEN*
235 East 46th St.. New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-4262
CHARLES BERNARD & CO.
3 West 56th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-7242
President Charles Bernard
Asst. to President Rita Hughes
Branch Offices
New Howard Hotel. Baltimore 1, Md,
Phone: LExington 9-1680
Gen. Mgr Armand Terl
601 Merchandise Mart. Kansas City 6, Mo.
Phone: BAltimore 1-5175
Exec, in Chg Miss M. Marian
1000 Main St., Dallas, Texas
Phone: Riverside 2-3605
Gen. Mgr Stu Barondess
1050 Montecito Dr.. Los Angeles 31, Calif.
Phone: CApitol 5-3626
Exec, in Chg Miss Joyce Evans
HIL F. BEST CO.
Park Ave. Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 2-7298
President Hil F. Best
Vice-Pres. Michael Best
Gen. Mgr Tom Corlett
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chance of costly errors.
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Phone: LExington 2-3783
Geo. T. Hopewell, Joseph Cannon
205 W. Wacker Dr., Chicago 6, 111.
Phone: STate 2-5096
Executives-in-charge Hooper Jones,
Phyl Duncan
111 N. LaCienega Blvd., Beverley Hills, Cal.
Phone: Al 5-8326
681 Market St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: EXbrook 7-0544
Executive-in-Charge James Walsh
Mortgage Guaranty Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: ALpine 5084
Executive-in-charge Tom Atkinson
WALTER BIDDICK COMPANY
1046 So. Olive St., Los Angeles 15, Calif.
Phone: Richmond 9-8800
Manager Guy Biddick
Office Mgr Barbara McNey
Traveling Rep Burt Zoul
JOHN BLAIR 6 COMPANY
415 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-4250
President John P. Blair
Exec. Vice-Pres Arthur H. McCoy
Asst. to Pres Wells Barnett
Vice-President Ward Dorrell
Secretary-Treasurer Blake Blair
Branch Offices
520 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: SU 7-8659
Vice-President Clifford J. Barborka, Jr.
2502 Russ Bldg., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: DOuglas 2-3188
Manager Heber Smith, Jr.
3460 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 7-1333
Vice-President Carleton E. Coveny
937 Paul Brown Bldg., St. Louis 1, Mo.
Phone: CHestnut 1-5686
Manager Carlos Reese
617 Book Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 1-6030
Manager Charles Fritz
467 Rio Grande Nat'l Bldg., Dallas, Texas
Phone: Riverside 1-4228
Manager Frank Carter
118 Newbury St., Boston, Mass.
Phone: KE 6-1472
Manager Ernest W. Kitchen
101 Marietta St., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: JA 5-6482
Vice-President Charles Dilcher
3319 White-Henry-Stuart, Seattle, Wash.
Phone: Elliott 6270
Manager John Burr
BLAIR-TV. INC.
415 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: TEmpleton 8-5800
President John P. Blair
Exec. Vice-Pres Edward P. Shurick
Vice Pres., E. Sales Mgr J. B. Denninger
Branch Offices
520 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-5580
Manager Jack Davis
2504 Russ Bldg., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 2-7068
Vice-President Lindsey Spight
3460 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DU 1-3811
Manager David Lundy
937 Paul Brown Bldg., StXouis 1, Mo.
Phone: CHestnut 1-5686
Manager Richard Quigley, Jr.
617 Book Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOoodward 1-6030
Manager Gabe Dype
467 Rio Grande Nat'l Bldg., Dallas, Texas
Phone: Riverside 1-4228
Manager Steve Beard
1402 Barnett Bank, Jacksonville, Fla.
Phone: ELgin 6-5770
Manager Harry E. Cummings
118 Newbury St., Boston, Mass.
Phone: KEnmore 6-1472
Manager Bruce Pattyson
White-Henry-Stuart Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
Phone: ELliot 6270
Manager John Burr
BLAIR TELEVISION ASSOCIATES,
INC.
415 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-1922
President John P. Blair
Exec. V.P Richard L. Foote
V.P. & Research Dir W. Ward Dorrell
Dir. Sales Develop Martin Katz
Branch Offices
333 Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: FRanklin 2-3819
Vice-Pres., Mgr Arthur C. Stringer
(Other branch offices same as Blair-TV)
GUY BOLAM
American Sales and Servicing Agency
370 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-1300
President Guy Bolam
Branch Offices
3 Place de Valois, Paris 1, France
General Mgr P. G. Duprat
38 Hertford St., London W 1, England
Joint Mgr G. Everitt
11 rue de Fief, Boulogne-Billancourt, France
Manager J. C. Henriot
79 Blvd. Haussmann, Paris 8e, France
Manager G. Scheye
THE BOLLING COMPANY, INC.
247 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-8150
President George W. Boiling
Vice Pres. (Radio) Robert H. Boiling
Vice-President (TV) G. Richard Swift
Research John MacDonald
Branch Offices
435 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: WH 3-2040
Mgr., V. P John D. Stebbins
204 S. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: BR 2-0544
293
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Manager George W. Boiling, III.
5 Third St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: GA 1-6740
Mgr John T. Coy
80 Bolston St., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: HU 2-0346
Manager. Richard A. Keating
LOUIS J. BORGATTL INC.
419 Boylston St., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: COmmonwealth 6-0718
Pres.-Treas Louis J. Borgatti
THE BRANHAM COMPANY
360 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-5726
President Eugene F. Corcoran
Vice President Lewis S. Greenberg
Manager Dudley D. Brewer
Branch Offices
99 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 24606
Executive-in-Charge. Joseph F. Timlin
6-235 General Motors Bldg., Detroit 2, Mich.
Phone: TRinity 1-0440
Executive-in-Charge Fred A. Weber
1005 Fidelity Union Life Bldg., Dallas 3, Tex.
Phone: Riverside 8-5831
Executive-in-Charge .... George Harding
Rhodes-Haverty Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: JAckson 2-3025
Executive-in-Charge. ...... .Horace L. Ralls
706 Chestnut St., St. Louis 1, Miss.
Phone: CHestnut 1-6192
Executive-in-Charge Ken Atwood
1028 Sterick Bldg., Memphis 3, Tenn.
Phone: JAckson 6-2344
Executive-in-Charge Sidney L. Nichols
2001 Liberty Life Bldg., Charlotte 2, N. C.
Phone: EDison 2-8839
Executive-in-Charge Bertram C. Finch
703 Market Street, San Francisco 3, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 2-1582
Executive-in-Charge James M. Lowman
6399 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Calif.
Phone: WEbster 1-1551
Executive-in-Charge Norman E. Noyes
496 N.E. 29th Terrace, Miami, Fla.
Phone: FRanklin 9-4685
Executive-in-Charge Dan Gattoni
BREEN & WARD
400 Madison Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-5075
Partner Edward J. Breen
Branch Offices
330 S. Wells St., Chicago 6, 111.
Phone: WAbash 2-5236
Manager Robert Kupski
6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 3-7178 t
Manager Arthur B. Church, Jr.
Terminal Sales Bldg., Portland 5, Ore.
Phone: CApital 8-5191
Manager Quenton Cox
BROADCAST TIME SALES
1540 N. Highland Ave., Los Angeles 28.
Calif.
RAMBEAU • VANCE • HOPPLE, INC.
RADIO'S FIRST EXCLUSIVE
NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Established in 1931
The only station representative organization that
proves year after year that spot radio can be SOLD
as an ADVERTISING MEDIUM against any and all
competition, including newspapers!
NEW YORK
Chrysler Building
405 Lexington Ave.
Oxford 7-0890
SAN FRANCISCO
511 Merchants Exchange Bldg.
Exbrook 2-4073
CHICAGO
185 No. Wabash Ave.
Andover 3-5566
LOS ANGELES
1350 No. Highland Ave.
Hollywood 4-6017
294
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P/ione: HO 5-1755
Pres., Gen. Mgr Carl Schuele
Vice-Presidents C. Hughes,
E. Cole
Sales Manager Gerald O. Jones
Branch Offices
280 Madison Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MU 4-6740
Manager Don C. Waterbury
333 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: State 2-1405
Manager Earl Glickman
681 Market St., San Francisco 11, Calif.
Phone: SUtter 1-8656
Manager Robert McNear
286 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 5-7618
496 Arcade Bldg., St. Louis 1, Mo.
Phone: MA 1-5019
101 Maretta St., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: MU 8-7151
Manager Sam Brownstein
CLARKE R. BROWN CO.
416 Rio Grande National Bldg., Dallas 2,
Texas
Phone: Riverside 2-5148
President Clarke R. Brown
Vice-president Robert E. Stuart
Vice-pres., Treas Andrew E. Peranni
Branch Offices
101 Marietta St., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: JAckson 3-7797
Vice-president Bill McRae
520 Lovett Blvd. No. ID, Houston, Texas
Phone: Jackson 8-1601
Manager Jack Eisele
910 Royal St., New Orleans, La.
Phone: Canal 3917
Manager Thomas J. Craig
233 Guaranty Bank Bldg., Denver, Colo.
Phone: CH 4-8191
Manager John McGuire
Pan Amer. Bank Bldg.. Miami, Fla.
Phone: FR 3-7753
Manager Alex Campbell
BULMER & JOHNSON, INC
530 Roanoke Bldg., Minneapolis 2, Minn.
Phone: FEderal 8-7017
President Vivian H. Bulmer
Vice-President Ella May Jones
BURN-SMITH CO., INC.
19 W. 44th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phonei MU 2-3124-5
Vice Pres.-Eastern Mgr C. Stanley Bailey
Branch Offices
307 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-4437
Pres.-Treasurer John A. ToothilS
672 S. Lafayette Pk. PI., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: Dunkirk 2-3200
Mgr Harlan G. Oakeg
110 Sutter St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: Sutter 1-7971
Manager Norman Cunningham
CARIBBEAN NETWORKS, INC.
200 West 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-8224
President A. M. Martinez
Vice Pres Juan J. Cerna
Sec, Treas Mildred R. Chafey
CBS RADIO SPOT SALES
485 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-2345
Gen. Mgr Gordon F. Hayes
Eastern Sales Mgr Milton F. Allison
Sales Dev. Mgr George Arnold
Director of Research Edward O'Berst
Sales Prom. Mgr Fred Heywood
Branch Offices
630 N. McClurg Crt., Chicago 11, 111.
Phonei Whitehall 4-6000
Sales Manager Thomas H. Peterson
932 Fisher Bldg., Detroit 2, Mich.
Phone: Trinity 2-5500
Sales Manager Ralph Patt, Jr.
Sheraton-Palace Hotel, San Francisco 5, Calif.
Phone: Yukon 2-7000
Sales Manager Byron Nelson
6121 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phonei Hollywood 9-1212
Sales Manager .Roland McClure
805 Peachtree St. N.E., Atlanta 8, Ga.
Phone: TRinity 4-4407
Sales Manager George Swearingen
9th & Sidney Sts., St. Louis 4, Mo.
Phone: PRospect 3-1120
Sales Manager Eugene Myers
CBS TELEVISION SPOT SALES
Service of CBS Television
485 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-2345
Vice-Pres. in Charge Craig Lawrence
Gen. Mgr John A. Schneider
Business Manager Ben Margelfs
Dir., Sales Devel Frank Elliott, Jr.
Prom. Mgr W. Thomas Dawson
Research Manager. ....... Robert F. ©avis
Eastern Sales Mgr Bruce Bryant
Branch Offices
630 N. McClurg Crt., Chicago 11, HI.
Phonei Whitehall 4-6000
Midwestern Sales Mgr.. Arthur C. Elliot
805 Peachtree Bldg. N.E., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: TRinity 5-6677
295
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Manager H. H. Holtshouser
932 Fisher Bldg., Detroit 2, Mich.
Phone: Trinity 2-5500
Manager Richard R. Loftus
Sheraton-Palace Hotel, San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 2-7000
Manager John H. White
1313 N. Vine St., Lob Angeles 28, Calif.
Phone: Webster 8-3011
Manager Edward A. Larkin
HENRY I. CHRISTAL CO., INC.
579 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 84414
President Henry I. Christal
Vice-President Irvin Gross
Branch Office
333 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: CE 6-6357
Manager Neil D. Cline
Russ Building, San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: YU 2-1204
Manager Richard E. Green
2107 Book Building, Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 3-2365
Manager Joseph R. Spadea
581 Boylston St., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: Copley 7-1180
Manager Richard Woodies
972 Peachtree St. N.E., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: TR 5-9311
Manager Kirk Munroe
THOMAS F. CLARK COMPANY, INC.
1 East 54th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-0376
Manager Thomas F. Clark
Asst. Mgr Madeline E. Miklos
Branch Office
35 E. Wacker Drive, Chicago, 111.
Phonei State 2-1663
Manager Ken Peterson
1928 Guardian Bldg., Detroit, Mich.
Phone: Woodward 1-6036
Manager Paul Pequinot
1021 William-Oliver Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: JAckson 4-7088
Manager Harry Cannon
COLLEGE RADIO CORPORATION
14 West 45th Street, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-0890
President Edwards R. Hopple
Vice-president Robert R. Vance, Jr.
Branch Office
(W. S. Grant Co.)
703 Market Street, San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: EXbrook 2-6685
General Manager Herb Stiller
6606 Selma Ave., Los Angeles 4, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 3-7194
General Manager Sam Elkins
CONTINENTAL RADIO SALES
21st & Panama St., Philadelphia 3, Pa.
Phone : RIttenhouse 6-8139
Manager , , R. Butehe
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Branch Offices
285 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Manager Stephanie Matyas
Phone: LE 2-2450
228 No. La Salle St., Chicago, 111.
Manager R. Olson
Phone: FRanklin 2095
DONALD COOKE INC.
331 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-7270
President Donald Cooke
Acct. Exec Peter J. Prince
Branch Offices
205 W. Wacker Dr., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: State 2-5096
Executive-in-Charge Hooper Jones
111 N. La Cienega Blvd., Beverly Hills, Cal.
Phone: Crestview 5-2022
Executive-in-Charge Lee O'Connell
110 Sutter St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Executive-in-Charge John Palmer
HARRY E. CUMMINGS
1402 Barnett Bank Bldg.,
Jacksonville 2, Fla.
Phone: ELgin 6-5770
Owner Harry E. Cummings
DEVNEY INCORPORATED
366 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-5365
President E. J. Devney
Branch Office
185 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago, 111.
Phone: STate 2-5282
Manager Rudolph S. Nelson
612 S. Serrano Ave., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 4-7352
Manager Fred E. Crawford, Jr.
233 Sansome St., San Francisco 3, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 6-2981
Manager William A. Ayres
419 Boylston St., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: COmmonwealth 6-0718
Manager Louis J. Borgatti
DIXIELAND STATIONS, INC.
Glenn Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: JAckson 2-3872
President Gene Tibbett
DORA-CLAYTON AGENCY, INC.
502 Mortgage Guarantee Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: JAckson 5-7841
Operators. . . .Dora C. Cosse, Clayton J. Cosse
DORE <& PANCOAST, INC.
420 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-8370
N. Y. Office Robert Dore,
Edwin A. Pancoast, Jr., Nathaniel Asch
Branch Offices
35 E. Wacker Dr., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: DEarborn 2-2448
Manager W. Donald Roberts
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5880 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-1133
Manager Jack Smith
233 Sansome St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: Yukon: 6-2981
Manager William A. Ayres
EVERETT-McENNEY, INC.
40 E. 49 St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-9332
President Max M. Everett
Secretary M. Jane Callahan
Vice Pres Powell H. Ensign
Branch Offices
410 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: Superior 7-9052
Vice President John B. Shelton
111 No. LaCienega Blvd., Beverly Hills, Cal.
Phone: OLympia 2-1313
Exec.-in-Charge Lee F* 0*Connell
110 Sutter St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: GArfield 1-6936
Executive-in^Charge John Palmer
FM UNLIMITED
166 E. Superior St., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-5262
President Charles Kline
Vice-President. Edward L. Merritt, Jr.
Branch Office
342 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-8890
Vice-Pres., Mgr E. L. Merritt, Jr.
HUGH FELTIS & ASSOC.
Tower Bldg., Seattle 1, Wash.
Phone: ELliott 1868
Branch Office
Terminal Sales Bldg., Portland, Ore.
Phone: AT water 5191
Manager H. Quenton Cox
FORJOE & COMPANY, INC.
580 Fifth Avenue, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-3100
President Joseph Bloom
Exec. Vice-Pres Carlos A. Franco
Branch Offices
435 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: DElaware 7-1875
Manager .Tom Cinquina
451 N. LaCienega Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: OLeander 5-7755
Vice-Pres., Mgr Lawrence Krasner
593 Market St., San Francisco 5, Calif.
Phone: Sutter 1-7569
Manager Charles F. Haddix
Glen Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: JAckson 3-0518-9
Manager Charles Trainor
414 Times Square Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
Phone: SEneca 2377
Manager Don McBride
310 W. Glen Echo Rd., Philadelphia, Pa.
Phone: CHestnut 7-4510
Manager . . ..... Morton Lowenstein
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GILL-PERNA, INC.
654 Madison Ave., New York 21, N. Y.
Phone: TEmpleton 84740
President Helen Gill
Exec. Vice-Pres John J. Perna, Jr.
Branch Offices
75 E. Wacker Drive, Chicago, 111.
Phone: FRanklin 2-8665
Midwest Mgr Walter Beadell
730 S. Western Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 7-4388
Manager R. W. Walker
57 Post St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: Sutter 1-5568
Manager Rogers Parratt
80 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
Phone: Liberty 2-6481
Manager Harry Wheeler
GOOD MUSIC BROADCASTERS,
INC.
8200 Ridge Ave., Philadelphia 28, Pa.
Phone: IVyridge 2-6000
President Raymond S. Green
Branch Office
52 Vanderibiit Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 3-2295
Nat. Sales Mgr Roy H. Holmes
W. S. GRANT CO., INC.
703 Market Street, San Francisco 3, Calif.
Phone: EXbrook 2-6685
President, General Mgr Sam Elkins
Vice-president Herb Stiller
Branch Offices
14 West 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-0893
35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: DEarborn 2-0826
Sales Mgr Lawrence Buck
6606 Selma Avenue, Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 3-7194
Sales Mgr Sam Elkins
920 Dime Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Sales Mgr W. Parmelee
MELCHOR GUZMAN COMPANY,
INC.
45 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-0624
President „ Melchor Guzman
H-R REPRESENTATIVES, INC.
' 380 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: Oxford 7-3120
Pres. & Treas Frank M. Headley
Vice-Pres D wight S. Reed
Vice-Pres. & Sec Frank E. Pellegrin
Vice-Pres.. Paul R. Weeks
Branch Offices
35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Randolph 6-6431
Vice-President Dwight S. Reed
155 Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 2-5837
General Manager James Alspaugh
Equitable Bldg., Hollywood 28, Calif.
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Pfeone: HOllywood 2-6453
V.P.-Gen. Mgr Harold Lindley
DeGeorge Bldg., Houston, Texas
Phone: JAckson 8-1601
Manager Jack Eisele
1182 W. Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: JAckson 3-7797
Manager Bill McRae
416 Rio Grande Bldg., Dallas 2, Texas
Phone: Riverside 2-5148
Gen. Manager Clarke Brown
10 Royal St., New Orleans, La.
Phone: CAnal 3917
Manager Thomas J. Craig
1065 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 1-4148
Manager Andrew M. Gent
HARRINGTON, RIGHTER &
PARSONS, INC.
589 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-7050
President John E. Harrington, Jr.
Vice Pres., Treas. Volney Righter
Vice Pres., Secy James O. Parsons, Jr.
Branch Office
Tribune Tower, Chicago, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-0510
Executive-in-charge Carroll R. Layman
235 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: Sutter 1-4125
Executive-in-charge Franklin Dougherty
1430 W. Peachtree St., Atlanta 9, Ga.
Phone: TRinity 5-8458
Executive-in-Charge Frank B. Rice
80 Boylston St., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: Liberty 2-7537
Executive-in-Charge Carter Knight
HEADLEY-REED COMPANY
750 3rd Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-8701
President Sterling Beeson
Chrm. of Board F. W. Miller, Sr.
Exec. Vice-Pres John H. Wrath
Director Frank W. Miller, Jr.
V.P., Sales Mgr., TV. ... . Jack Hardingham
V.P., Sales Mgr., Radio Douglas Jones
Branch Offices
230 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, HI.
Executive V.P.-in-Charge John H. Wrath
800 Peachtree St. Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: TRinity 4-2736
Exec.-in-Charge George P. Crumbley, Jr.
110 Sutter St., San Francisco, Cal.
Phone: YUkon 2-4912
Executive-in-Charge ....... Fred B. Adair, Jr.
Taft Bldg., Hollywood & Vine. Hollywood,
Cal.
Phone: HOllywood 4-8248
Executives-in-charge Clark N. Barnes,
Arthur Astor
Phila. National Bank Bldg., Phildelphia, Pa.
Phone: LOcust 4-6027
Exeeutive-in=eharge Robert S. Dome
915 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo.
Phone: CEntral 1-9151
Manager William H. Shaw
GEORGE P. HOLUNGBERY CO.
307 North Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: DEarborn 2-6060
Chairman of the Bd.. .George P. Hollingbery
Vice-chairman F. E. Spencer, Jr.
President (Radio) Fred Hague
President (TV) Harry Wise, Jr.
Radio Sales Manager Frank McCarthy
TV Sales Manager Warren Nelson
Branch Offices
500 Fifth Ave., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 5-5560
Executive-in-Charge F. E. Spencer, Jr.
134 Peachtree St., Atlanta 3, Georgia
Phone: JAckson 4-8081
Executive-in-Charge Richard N. Hunter
1967 Guardian Building, Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 1-3555
Executive-in-Charge Joseph D. Payne, Jr.
3325 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 5-2071
Executive-in-Charge Roy Edwards
417 Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: DOuglas 2-2541
Executive-in-Charge George Lindman
Tower Building, Seattle 1, Wash.
Phone: ELliott 1868
Executive-in-Charge Hugh Feltis
HAL HOLMAN COMPANY
64 East Lake St., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: FRanklin 2-0016
Owner Hal Holman
Branch Offices
366 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-5365
Executive-in-charge Ed Devney
6381 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeleg 28, Calif.
Phone: Hywd. 2-2351
Manager Tracy Moore
260 Kearney St., San Francisco 8, Calif.
Phone: EXbrook 2-6444
Manager John Funk
INDIE SALES, INC.
60 East 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 24813
President Jack Koste
Branch Offices
205 W. Wacker Dr., Chicago 6, 111.
Phone: STate 2-5096
111 N. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Cal.
Phone: OLeander 5-8326
Park Ave. Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 2-7298
P. O. Box 6102, Atlanta, Ga.
Phone t EXchange 1490
INTER-AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS,
INC.
41 East 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-0884
President Angel Ramos
Vice-President Jose Oviedo
Secretary Frank Navarro
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INTERCONTINENTAL SERVICES,
LTD.
15 East 48th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-7930
President Harry M. Engel
Vice-President Walter Staskow
Treas.-Gen. Mgr Stephen A. Mann
THE KATZ AGENCY, INC.
477 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-4460
Chr. of Board George Katz
President Eugene Katz
Dir. Research, Prom D. H. Denenholz
Treasurer Morris J. Beck
Sales Manager, Radio Morris S. Kellner
Director of TV Edward Codel
Sales Mgrs. (TV) Scott Donahue,
Walter Nilson
Branch Offices
Prudential Plaza, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: MOhawk 4-7150
Vice-President G. H. Gunst
Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: Woodward 3-8420
Manager Arthur J. Underwood
1321 Fulton Bank Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: JAckson 5-1637
Manager Keith Byerly
2006 Bryan St., Dallas 1, Texas
Phone: Riverside 1-4036
Manager D. Rutledge
Russ Bldg., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: DOuglas 2-7628
Manager Stanley J, Ruelman
3325 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 5-6284
Manager Richard Hasbrook
915 Olive St., St. Louis 1, Mo.
Phone: CEntral 1-1868
Manager Alan Axtell
ROBERT S. KELLER, INC.
72 Barrow St., N. Y. 14, N. Y.
Phone: WAtkins 4-6599
President Bob Keller
Branch Office
205 W. Wacker Dr., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: STate 2-5096
Manager Hooper Jones
KENTUCKY RADIO SALES
1420 Eastern Parkway, Louisville. Ky.
Phone: Highland 3779
President Harry McTigue
KETTELL-CARTER, INC.
118 Newbury St., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: KEnmore 6-1966
President Elmer Kettell
Secy.-Treas Marjorie Carter
A. LEWIS KING
551 Fifth Ave, New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-8276
President A. Lewis King
NONA KIRBY CO.
507 Statler Office Bldg., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: HUbbard 2-6117
President Nona Kirby
Vice President Kay Chille
Office Manager Irene Kelleher
BOMAR LOWRANCE & ASSOC,
INC.
770 Spring St. N.W., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: TRinity 6-3726
Branch Offices
Fidelitv Union Bldg., Dallas, Tex.
Phone: RAndolph 8206
1026 S. Boulevard, Charlotte, N. C.
Phone: FRanklin 6-6581
MEDIA SALES & SERVICE
521 Central Ave.. Charlotte. N. C.
Phone: FRanklin 64773
Pres., Gen. Mgr David C. McSwain
JACK MASLA <£ COMPANY, INC,
551 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: YUkon 6-7370
President Jack Masla
Branch Offices
435 N. Michigan Ave.. Chicago, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-6048
Manager Clem G. O'Neill
111 N. La Cienega Blvd., Beverlv Hills, Calif.
Phone: OLympia 2-1313
Manager Lee F. O'Connell
110 Sutter St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: GArfield 1-6936
Manager John E. Palmer
McGAVREN-QUINN CORP.
60 East 56th St., New York. N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-4650
Exec. Vice President Donald J. Quinn
Vice President Allan Kerr
V.P., Sales Manager Ralph Guild
Branch Offices
110 Sutter St., San Francisco. Calif.
Phone: YUkon 6-4112
President Daren F. McGavren
1741 Ivar Ave., Hollvwood, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 4-6146
Manager George Lake
Also branches in Chicago and Detroit.
JOSEPH HERSHEY McGILLVRA, INC.
366 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray HU1 2-8755
President Joseph H. McGillvra
General Manager E. J. Devney
Branch Offices
185 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: State 2-5282
Manager Rudolph S. Nelson
612 S. Serrano Ave., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 4-7352
Manager Fred E. Crawford, Jr.
605 Market St., San Francisco 5, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 2-3954
Manager A. S. Babcock
419 Boylston St., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: COmmonwealth 6-0718
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Manager Louis J. Borgatti
P.O. Box 127, Bedford, Indiana
Phone: BEdford 9194
President Joseph H. McGillva
MEEKER COMPANY, INC.
521 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray HiU 2-2170
President Bob Meeker
Vice-president, TV Dir Ed Filion
Eastern TV Sales Mgr Chuck Standard
Acct. Executives. .George Olsen, Bob Dudley
Sales Prom. Dir Vic Piano
Research Dir Mimi Von Zelowitz
Office Manager Dottie Phillips
Branch Offices;
333 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: CE 6-1742
Vice-president Carl Jewett
Midwest Sales Dev. Mgr Norm Cissna
Account Executive Lois Thompson
6381 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles 28, Calif.
Phone: HO 2-2351
Manager Tracy Moore
Sales Manager Jerry Moore
928 Russ Building, San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: YU 6-4940
West Coast Mgr Don Pontius
Office Manager Lucille Riggs
CLYDE MELVILLE CO.
Melba Bldg., Dallas 1, Tex.
Phone: Riverside 8-5239
Pres ...Clyde Melville
MICHIGAN SPOT SALES, INC.
15001 Michigan Ave., Dearborn, Mich.
Phone: Tiffany 6-2362
President Charles J. Sitta
ART MOORE & ASSOC, INC.
Jones Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
Phone: MUtual 3377
President Art Moore
Branch Office
Cascade Bldg., Portland 4, Ore.
Phone: CA 8-7284
Manager Ed Henry
TRACY MOORE & ASSOC.
6381 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-2351
Manager Jerome A. Moore
Branch Office
Monadnock Bldg., San Francisco 5, Calif.
Phone: EXbrook 2-6444
NBC SPOT SALES
30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-8300
Director, (TV) John Reber
Business Mgr Anthony C. Krayer
Mgr., New Business Larry Surles
East. Radio Sales Mgr Fred T. Lyons
Director, Radio Sales George Dietrich
Dir. Represented Stas Richard Close
Adv., Prom. Mgr Wilbur Fromm
Eastern TV Sales Mgr Jack Ryan
Dir. New Bus., Prom Mort Gaffin
Sales Service Mgr Caroline Wynkoop
Sales Dev., Research Mgr... Daniel Lissance
Director, TV Sales Edwin Jameson
Branch Offices
Merchandise Mart, Chicago 54, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-8300
Central Radio Sales Mgr.. Richard Arbuckle
Central TV Sales Mgr John Mulholland
Sunset & Vine, Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: THornwaU 5-7000
Sales Rep. (Radio) Doty Edouarde
Sales Rep. (TV) Walter Davison
Taylor & O'Farrell Sts., NBC Bldg.
San Francisco 2, Calif.
Phone: Greystone 4-8700
West Radio Mgr Edward Macauley
TV Salesmen. .. .R. Anderson, Ken Johnson
Penobscot Bldg., Detroit, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 1-1610
Radio Sales Rep William Buschget
TV Sales Representative. .. .John C. Treacy
710 Peachtree St. N.E., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: TRinity 6-3726
Sales Rep Bomar Lowrance, W. Scruggs,
Clyde Clen
Fidelity Union Life Bldg., Dallas, Tex.
Phone: Riverside 2-8206
Sales Rep Robert F. Kee
1422 New Britton, W. Hartford 10, Conn.
New Eng. Sis. Rep David Scott
NATIONAL TIME SALES
370 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-1300
Radio and TV Department
Sales Manager Arthur Gordon
Sales Promotion Dir Al Alperton
Asst. Sales Mgr Warren Shuman
Branch Offices
672 LaFayette Park PL, L. A. 57, Calif.
Phone: DU 2-3200
Exec.-in-Charge Harlan Oakes
110 Sutter St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: SUtter 1-7971
Exec.-in-Charge William Gilmore
612 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: SU 8-8177
Executive-in-Charge .Bert Sears
HARLAN G. OAKES & ASSOCIATES
110 Sutter St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: SUtter 1-7971
Manager Norman Cunningham
672 S. Lafayette Park PL, Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 2-3200
Manager Harlan Oakes
17 East 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-0810
Manager Arthur Gordon
Box 8194, San Antonio, Texas
Manager Joe Harry
LEE F. O'CONNELL CO.
Ill N. La Cienega Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: OLympia 2-1313
President Lee F. O'Connell
Branch Office
233 Sansome St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 6-2981
Representative William A. Ayres
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RICHARD O'CONNELL
527 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
P/ione: PLaza 5-9751
President Richard O'Connell
Vice-President Ralph Myers
Treasurer Grace O'Connell
Branch Office
55 E. Washington St., Chicago, 111.
Phone: ANdover 3-6137
Representative William J. Reilly, Inc.
KENNETH E. PALMER & CO.
5350 West 20th Ave., Denver 14, Colo.
Phone: BElmont 7-2734
President Kenneth E. Palmer
PAN AMERICAN BROADCASTING
CO.
370 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-1300
Manager Eugene Bernald
Sales Prom Al Alperton
Branch Offices
672 S. Lafayette Pk. PL, Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DU 2-3200
Executive-in-charge Harlan Oakes
110 Sutter St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: SUtter 1-7971
Executive-in-Charge William Gilmore
JOHN E. PEARSON CO.
444 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-3366
Owner John E. Pearson
Account Executives Russel Walker.
William M. Wilson, Ray Henze, Mike Wur-
ster, Jerry Smilo
John E. Pearson Television, Inc.
President John E. Pearson
Vice Presidents Russel Walker,
William M. Wilson, Frank Reed, James
Bowden, Robert Baird, Raymond F. Henze,
Jr.
Branch Offices
333 No. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: State 2-7494
Vice Pres. & Mgr James Bowden
3242 W. 8th St., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: Dunkirk 5-5084
Manager David Cassidy
58 Sutter St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: DOuglas 2-7159
Manager F. A. Wurster
432 Des Moines Bldg., Des Moines 9, Iowa
Phone: CHerry 4-7143
Manager Frank Frost
Fidelity Union Bldg., Dallas, Texas
Phone: Riverside 7-3723
Manager Tom Murphy
508 Glenn Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: JAckson 5-2912
Vice Pres., Mgr Robert Baird
PETERS, GRIFFIN, WOODWARD,
INC.
250 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: YUkon 6-7900
President H. Preston Peters
Exec. V.P Russel Woodward
V.P.-Radio Robert H. Teter
Vice Pres.-TV Lloyd Griffin
VJ\, Treas Jones Scovern
Radio Department
Sales Manager John A. Thompson
Sales Dev C. Lud Richards
Prom., Research Dir Frank B. Woodruff
TV Department
Eastern Sales Mgr John W. Brooke
Sales Prom John F. Hurlbut
Sales Dev George C. Castleman
Brunch Offices
Prudential Plaza, Chicago 1, Illinois
Phone: FRanklin 2-6373
Vice Pres John A. Cory
Midwest Sales Mgr. (Radio) . .Arthur Bagge
Midwest Sales Mgr. (TV) . .William Tynan
Glenn Bldg., Atlanta 4, Ga.
Phone: MUrray 8-5667
Radio Sales Barton C. Isbell, Jr.
TV Sales Mgr William J. Stubbs
Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 1-4255
Vice Pres William W. Bryan
TV Sales Louis J. Hummel, Jr.
406 West 7th St., Forth Worth, Texas
Phone: Edison 6-3349
TV Sales W. Hal Thompson
335 Merchandise Mart, Dallas, Tex.
Phone: Riverside 7-2398
Executive-in-Charge Charles F. Payne
1750 North Vine St., Hollywood 28, Cal.
Phone: HOllywood 9-1688
V.P., West Coast Mgr Hal W. Hoag
TV Sales John A. Serrao
Russ Bldg., San Francisco 4, Cal.
Phone: SUtter 1-3798
Radio Sales Frank A. Tessin, Jr.
TV Mgr William A. Exline
EDWARD PETRY & CO., INC.
3 East 54th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-0200
Radio Department
President Edward Petry
Exec. Vice-Pres Edward E. Voynow
V.P. Asst. to Pres E. L. Jahncke, Jr.
Vice-Pres William B. Maillefert
Eastern Sales Mgr E. E. Eshleman
Sales Prom. Mgr William Steese
Asst. Sales Prom. Mgr John F. Keiner
TV Department
V.P., Eastern Sales Mgr.. Martin L. Nierman
Sales Prom. Mgr Robert L. Hutton, Jr.
Asst. Sales Mgr Edward C. Page
Research Mgr George Johannessen
Branch Offices
400 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-0011
Exec. V-P. Edward E. Voynow
Sales Mgr. (Radio) John Ashenhurst
Sales Mgr. (TV) Louis A. Smith
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645 Griswold St., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 3-0125
Sales Managers. .William Cartwright (AM)
Franklin M. Walker (TV)
101 Marietta St., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: Lamar 8-861
Sales Mgrs .Joseph Sierer (AM)
Richard Hughes (TV)
Russ Bldg., San Francisco 4t Cal.
Phone: YUkon 2-3631
Sales Managers Lloyd McGovern (AM)
George Ledell (TV)
530 W. Sixth St., Los Angeles 14, Calif.
Phone: Tucker 3171
Sales Mgrs. Garry Hollihan (AM)
L. D. Larimer (TV)
915 Olive St., St. Louis 3, Mo.
Phone: Chestnut 1-7191
Sales Mgrs. Bill Oldham (AM)
Hugh O. Kerwin (TV)
801 Statler Bldg., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: HUbbard 2-6440
Sales Mgrs. Frank Howard (AM)
William D. Walsh (TV)
RADIO-TV REPRESENTATIVES, INC.
7 East 47th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-4340
Board Chairman ....Harry Goodman
President . Peggy Stone
Branch Offices
75 E. Wacker Dr., Chicago 1, IU.
Phone: FI 6-0982
Vice-President .Edward Nickey
111 No. LaCienega Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: OL 5-7597
Manager Lee O'Connell
110 Sutter St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: GArneld 1-6936
Manager John Palmer
217 Glenn Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: JAckson 2-3872
Manager Gene Tibbett
Statler Office Bldg., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: HUbbard 2-4845
Managers Foster, Creed
Tower Bldg., Seattle 1, Wash.
Phone: ELliott 1868
Managers Hugh Feltis & Assoc.
RADIO REPRESENTATIVES
LIMITED
76 St. Clair Ave., West Toronto 1, Ont., Can.
Phone: WAlnut 4-0727
Pres., Gen. Mgr T. Gordon Ferris
Radio Sales Mgr Bob Munro
Sec, Treas Victoria Murphy
Branch Offices
1411 Crescent St., Montreal, Que.
Canada
Phone: UNiversity 8-4257
Manager. .................... . We C. Dippi©
Lindsay Bldg., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Phone: WHitehall 2-6374
Manager M. J. MacLennan
1407 W. Broadway, Vancouver, B. C.
Phone: CEdar 2211
Manager Ed Hall
NTATIVES, RADIO-TV & &
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RADIO TIME SALES (ONTARIO)
LTD.
147 University Ave., Toronto, Ontario
Phone: Empire 6-6680
General Manager N. D. Brown
Sales Mgr Alex E. Bedard
Traffic Mgr Merleen Wilson
RAMBEAU, VANCE, HOPPLE, INC.
347 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone-. Murray HiU 64940
President ............ .William G. Ramb@au
VJVs Edwards R. Hopple,
Robert R. Vance, Martin Rokeach
Branch Offices
185 N. WaJbash Aven Chicago 1, 111.
Phone t And. 34566
Acct. Executive Mary Rudd
1350 No. Highland Ave., Los Angeles 28, Cal.
Phone: HOllywood 4-6017
Account Executive James C. Gates
511 Merchants Exch. iBldg^San Francisco, Cal.
Phone: EXbrook 2-4073
Account Executive Evelyn Wiggins
PAUL H. RAYMER COMPANY, INC.
444 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone i Plasa 9-5S70
President Paul H. Raymer
Executive V.P.. F. C. Brokaw
V.P., TV. Stuart M. Kelly
Promotion & Research Mitchell DeGroot
Branch Offices
435 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: Superior 7-4473
Vice-President Clay E. Forker
Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: Woodward 3-0764
Executive-in-Charge ..Robert B. Rains
1680 Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-2376
Manager John D. Gale
Russ Bldg., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: Douglas 2-8909
Manager Ray Rhodes
Glenn Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: JAckson 5-6508
Manager Edward D. Brandt
Mercantile Securities Bldg., Dallas, Tex.
Phone: Riverside 5663
Manager John H. Hicks
REGIONAL RADIO & TV
REPRESENTATIVES
208 E. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 2, Wis.
Phone: BRoadway 3-6547
Pres., Gen. Mgr Elmer G. Francke
W. DONALD ROBERTS
203 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: DEarborn 2-2448
Manager Don Roberts
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SEARS & AYER, INC.
612 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
Phone: Superior 7-8177-8
President B. H. Soars
Secretary G. E. Allison
Branch Offices
110 Sutter St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 6-4112
Exec.-in-Charge Daren McGavren
1741 Ivar Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 4-2856
Executive-in-Charge Donald J. Quinn
316 N. 8th St., St. Louis, Mo.
Phone: CEntral 2391
SIMMONS ASSOC, INC.
509 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-2821
President David N. Simmons
Branch Office
3333 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: DEarborn 2-2375
Vice Pres., Gen. Mgr Gale Blocki, Jr.
ROY V. SMITH ASSOCIATES
280 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: Murray Hill 4-4244
National Sales Mgr Roy V. Smith
Branch Office
830 Securities Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
Phone: SE 6-6633
West Coast Mgr William J. Wagner
STARS NATIONAL INC.
400 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 8-0555
Presidents . . Benard Howard,
Larry Wasserstein
Branch Offices
35 E. Wacker Dr., Chicago, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-2136
Manager Alan Bress
6381 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: 2-2351
Manager Jerry Moore
260 Kearney St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: EXbrook 2-6444
Manager John E. Funk
P. O. Box 1598, Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: DRake 3-2413
TED STEELE RADIO & TV STATION
510 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: ELdorado 5-5633
President Ted Steele
V.P., Gen. Mgr Leonard H. Levitt
STORER BROADCASTING CO.
1177 Kane Cone, Miami Beach 54, Fla.
Phone: UNion 6-0211
President George B. Storer
Branch Offices
625 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-3940
Nat. Sales Dir .Maurice McMurray
ATIVES, RADIO-TV # ft
230 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
Phone: FRanklin 2-6498
Radio Sales Mgr Robert Flanigan
TV Sales Mgr Floyde Beaston
111 Sutter St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: SUtter 1-8689
Vice President Gayle Grubb
STOVIN-BYLES, LIMITED
406 Jarvis St., Toronto 5, Ontario, Canada
Phone: WAlnut 4-5768
Chmn. of Bd H. N. Stovin
President W. D. Byles
Vice President Mrs. Brickee Stovin
Radio Sales Mgr A. C. Harrison
TV Sales Mgr.. J. L. Raeburn
608 Keefer Bldg., Montreal, Quehee
Phone: UNiversity 6-3392
Manager. T. C. Maguire
1111-211 Portage Ave., Winnipeg 2, Manitoba
Phone: WHitehall 2-5097
Manager. C. E. Montgomery
615 West Pender St., Vancouver 2, B. C.
Phone: Tatlow 4831
Manager .J. W. Stovin
TELEVISION REPRESENTATIVES
LIMITS)
76 St. Clair Ave., West, Toronto 1, Ont., Can.
Phone: WAlnut 4-0720
Pres., Gen. Mgr T. Gordon Ferris
Sales Executive Mike Roberts
Seer., Treas. Victoria Murphy
Branch Offices
(Branch offices are same as Radio Repre-
sentatives Limited.)
UNITED BROADCATING CO.
40 East 51st St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-9145
President H. Scott Killgore
VENAID. RINTOUL & McCONNUX,
INC.
579 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-1088
President. .......... .Lloyd George Venard
Vice President ...... .Stephen R. Rintoul
Vice President. .James V. MeConnell
Branch Offices
35 E. Wacker Dr., Chicago, 111.
Phone: ST 2-5260
Vice President. ........ .Howard B. Meyeri
1901 W. 8th St., Los Angeles 57, Calif.
Phone: DU 84151
Exec.-in-Charge Wilt Gunzendorfer
Mills Bldg., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: GA 1-7950
Exec.-in-Charge Duncan A. Scott
WALKER-RAWALT COMPANY, INC.
347 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 3-5830
President J. Wythe Walker
Vice-president C. Otis Rawalt
Account Executive ....... .Lionel Colton
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360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
P/ione: ANdover 3-5771
Manager Norbert J. Cavanagh
100 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
Phone: HUbbard 2-4370
Manager George C. Bingham
672 S. LaFayette Park Place, L. A., Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 2-3200
Manager Harlan Oakes
110 Sutter St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 6-5820
Manager William Gilmore
1223 A Mortgage Guarantee Bldg., Atlanta,
Ga.
Phone: ALpine 5084
Manager .Tom Atkinson
GRANT WEBB & CO.
509 Madison Ave., N. Y. 22, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-7550
President Grant Webb
Vice-President Jack Baker
Dir. of Research Frances Sweat
Branch Offices
1302 Cadillac Tower, Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 1-8290
25 E. Washington St., Chicago 2, 111.
Phone: STate 2-3155
Manager Mabel Lucas
155 Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: EXbrook 2-6127
8622 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: OLeander 5-8998
WEED AND COMPANY
579 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone i PL 94700
President Joseph J. Weed
V.P., Sales E. J. Fitzsimmons
East. Sales Mgr F. T. Lyons
Salesmen ( Radio ) Peter McGurk,
William Codus, Winston L. Kirby, Philip
D'Antoni, Joseph Aley
Sales Prom. Mgr Winifred Schaefer
Research Dir Edward R. Eadeh
Branch Offices
Prudential Plaza, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-3434
Executive-in-Charge C. C. Weed
1707 Book Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: Woodward 1-2685
Executive-in-Charge Bernard P. Pearse
Glenn Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: JAckson 3-4081
Exec-in-Charge .George Griesbauer
6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 4-2066
Executive-in-Charge Edwin C. Metcalfe
625 Market St., San Francisco 5, Calif.
Phone: DOuglas 2-1451
Executive-in-Charge Boyd Rippey
Statler Bldg., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: Hubbard 2-5677
Executive-in-Charge Robert R. Reardon
505 Fifth Ave., Des Moines 9, Iowa
Phone: CHerry 3-3930
Executive-in-Charge Donald Peterson
WEED TELEVISION CORP.
579 Fifth Avenue, New York 17, IS. Y.
Exec. V.P Edwin J. Fitzsimmons
Vice-president Neal Weed
Sales Staff Bates Halsey, Joseph R.
Miller, Walter Newton, Mathias O'Gorman,
Joseph Well, Sheldon Van Dolen, William
Bee
Mgr. Sta. Rel David L. O'Shea
Traffic Florence Eimer
Sales Promotion Winifred Schaefer
Prudential Plaza, Chicago 1, 111.
Staff George Lindsay, Robert
Lethbridge, Samuel Eadie, Joseph M.
Fisher, Jr., Ed Podolinsky, Andrew Mur-
phy, Joseph Hogan
(Other Branches same as Weed & Co.)
ADAM YOUNG, INC.
YOUNG TV CORP.
(Young Representatives, Inc.)
3 East 54th St., N. Y. 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-4848
President Adam J. Young
Asst. to President William Crumley
V.P. & Sales Mgr.. Stephen A. Machcinski, Jr.
V.P., Radio-TV Prom. Frank BoeJhm
E. Sales Mgr.; Young, Inc Robert Burke
E. Sales Mgr.; Young TV
Corp Peter F. Yaman
V.P. Young Rep., Inc P. Wilson
Branch Offices
Prudential Plaza, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Michigan 2-6190
Vice President James F. O'Grady, Jr.
6331 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles 28, Calif.
Phone: Hollywood 2-2289
Exeo.-in-Charge. . . ..... . William L. Wallace
317 North Eleventh St., St. Louis, Mo.
Phone: MAin 1-5020
Exec.-in-Chg Jack Hetherington
Russ Bldg., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 6-6769
Executive-in-Charge .... Richard J. Kelliher
YOUNG CANADIAN, LTD.
3 East 54th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-4848
President Adam Young
Vice-President Thomas F. Malone
Branch Offices
Prudential Plaza, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Michigan 2-6190
V.P. in Chg James F. O'Grady, Jr.
317 N. 11th St., St. Louis, Mo.
Phone: MAin 1-5020
Manager John B. Hetherington
6331 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-2289
Manager .William L. Wallace
Russ Bldg., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 6-6769
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Sales Figures for 1956-57
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Estimated Revised
Figures Estimates Per Cent
1957 1956 Increase
First quarter $ 44,409,000 $ 33,717,000 31.7
Second quarter 42,359,000 33,440,000 26.7
Third quarter . . 44,626,000 33,245,000 34.2
Fourth quarter 52,593,000 45,061,000 16.7
Total $183,987,000 $145,463,000 26.5
REVISED MONTHLY ESTIMATES FOR 1956
January $ 10,438,000
February 11,297,000
March 11,982,000
April 9,972,000
May 12,027,000
June 11,441,000
July 10,400,000
August 10,874,000
September 11,971,000
October 15,842,000
November 16,231,000
December 12,988,000
Total $145,463,000
N.B.: Figures are given to nearest thousand in each case.
Source : Station Representatives Association, Inc.
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W1SC DELIVERS
THE BIC
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AUDIENCES!
!
RADIO
Boston-Springfield
WBZ+WBZA
51,000 watts
Pittsburgh
KDKA
50,000 watts
Cleveland
KYW
50,000 watts
Fort Wayne
WOWO
50,000 watts
Chicago
WIND
5,000 watts
Portland, Ore.
KEX
50,000 watts
TELEVISION
Boston
WBZ-TV
NBC
Baltimore
WJZ-TV
ABC
Pittsburgh
KDKA-TV
CBS
Cleveland
KYW-TV
NBC
San Francisco
KPIX
CBS
®qQ
No selling campaign is complete
without the WBC stations.
WESTINGHOUSE BROADCASTING COMPANY, INC.
Reps: WJZ-TV: Blair-TV . . . KPIX: The Katz Agency
WIND: AM Radio Sales ... All others: Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
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WBC DELIVERS
THE BIG
AUDIENCES!
RADIO
Boston-Springfield
WBZ+WBZA
51,000 watts
Pittsburgh
KDKA
50,000 watts
Cleveland
KYW
50,000 watts
Fort Wayne
wowo
50,000 watts
Chicago
WIND
5,000 watts
Portland, Ore.
KEX
50,000 watts
TELEVISION
Boston
WBZ-TV
NBC
Baltimore
WJZ-TV
ABC
Pittsburgh
KDKA-TV
CBS
Cleveland
KYW-TV
NBC
San Francisco
KPIX
CBS
No selling campaign is complete
without the WBC stations.
WESTINGHOUSE BROADCASTING COMPANY, INC.
Reps: WJZ-TV: Blair-TV . . . KPIX: The Katz Agency
WIND: AM Radio Sales ... All others: Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
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COMMUNICATIONS
COMMISSION
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HEADQUARTERS: NEW POST OFFICE BUILDING, WASHINGTON 585, D. C.
Phone: Executive 3-3620
Commissioners
Chairman
JOHi\ C. DOERFER
(Term Expires June 30, 1961)
Administrative Assistant: JOSEPH M. SITRICK
Legal Assistant: EVELYN F. EPPLEY
Engineering Assistant: JAMES B. McELROY
ROSEL H. HYDE
(Term Expires June 30, 1959)
Legal Assistant— DEE W. PINCOCK
T. A. M. CRAVED
(Term Expires June 30, 1963)
Legal Assistant— ROBERT M. KOTEEN
Engineering Assistant—
WILLIAM H. WATKINS
ROBERT T. HARTLEY
(Term Expires June 30, 1958)
Legal Assistant— MAX D. PAGLIN
Engineering Assistant-—
HORACE E. SLONE
FREDERICK W. FORD
(Term Expires June 30, 1964)
Engineering Assistant —
DANIEL JACOBSON
ROBERT E. LEE
(Term Expires June 30, 1960)
Legal Assistant—
DAVID C. WILLIAMS
Engineering Assistant—
ROBERT G. WESTON
JOHN S. CROSS
(Term Expires July 1, 1962)
(To Be Confirmed)
Office Of The Secretary
Secretary
MARY JAI¥E MORRIS
INTERNATIONAL, TELECOMMUNICATIONS
SETTLEMENTS DIVISION
Charlotte S. Smith. Chief
MAIL, FILES & MESSENGER DIVISION
Clara A. Fairall, Chief
DOCKETS DIVISION
Jessie R. Blaine, Chief
TECHNICAL, ASSISTANCE DIVISION
Gordon J. Kent, Chief
MINUTE DIVISION
Annette Hutterly, Chief
LIBRARY DIVISION
Helen A. Clark, Chief
MESSENGER DIVISION
John W. Brown. Chief
J. D. Bond
Basil P. Cooper
Thomas H. Donahue
&jinie N. Huntting
Hugh B. Hutchison
Office of Hearing Examiners
JAMES D. CUNNINGHAM, Chief Hearing Examiner
JAY A. KYLE, Assistant Chief Hearing Examiner
EXAMINERS
H. Gifford Irion
Herbert Sharfman
Elizabeth C. Smith
Charles J. Frederick
Millard F. French
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Office of Opinions and Review
JOHN L. FITZGERALD, Chief
EVERETT G. HENRY. Asst. Chief (Engineering)
Reviewing Attorneys
David Warren
Forest McClenning
Edward J. McCormick
*
Donald J. Berkemeyer
Paul McDonough
Ed
Attorneys
Raymond L. Hodges William Gershuny
Sarah Ann Mobley Richard Goldberg
Wallace E. Hutton Roland K. Mundy
Edward C. McKenzie Chester Naumowicz
Engineers
George K. Ashenden Hideyuki Noguchi
Accountant
Charles S. Borum
Office of Administration
Executive Officer and Acting Budget Officer
ROBERT W. COX
Richard F. Solan, Administrative Assistant
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISION
Paul H. Sheehy. Chief
BUDGET AND FISCAL DIVISION
(Vacancy)
ORGANIZATION AND METHODS DIVISION
Lavelle Hughes, Acting Chief
PERSONNEL DIVISION
Gilbert H. Hatfield, Personnel Officer
Office of Reports and Information
GEORGE O. GILLINGHAM. Chief
Salina M. Lindo, Asst. Chief & Chief
of Information Branch
REPORTS BRANCH
Eva O. Melton, Chief
Lily M. Marshall
Office of Chief Engineer
EDWARD W. ALLEN. JR.. Chief Engineer
Ralph J. Renton, Associate Chief Engineer
Virgil R. Simpson. Assistant Chief Engineer
Ruby Floyd. Administrative Assistant
FREQUENCY ALLOCATION &
TREATY DIVISION
Albert L. Mcintosh, Chief
TECHNICAL RESEARCH DIVISION
Arnold G. Skrivseth, Acting Chief
LABORATORY DIVISION
Edward W. Chapin, Chief
CONTROL OF ELECTROMAGNETIC
RADIATION GROUP (CONELRAD)
Kenneth W. Miller, 17. 5. Supervisor
Broadcast Bureau
HAROLD G. COWGILL. Chief
James E. Barr, Assistant Chief
Estelle J. Bunn. Administrative Assistant
BROADCAST FACILITIES DIVISION
Walther W. Guenther, Chief
Aural New & Changed Facilities Branch
Wallace E. Johnson, Chief
Existing Facilities Branch
Harold L. Kassens, Chief
Technical & Allocations Branch
Bruce S. Longfellow, Chief
TV Applications Branch
Martin I. Levy, Chief
Hearing Branch
Robert J. Rawson, Chief
Record Unit
Vernald E. Kley, Chief
RULES AND STANDARDS DIVISION
Hart S. Oowperthwait, Chief
Herbert M. Schulkind, Asst. Chief
ECONOMICS DIVISION
James B. Sheridan, Acting Chief
Irwin Fine, Economist
RENEWAL AND TRANSFER DIVISION
Joseph N. Nelson, Chief
Transfer Branch
Robert H. Alford, Chief
Renewal Branch
Edward J. Brown, Chief
Compliance Branch
LeRoy Schaaff, Chief
Control Section
Melba Z. Templeman, Chief
Ownership Section
Mildred K. Roberts, Chief
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LICENSE DIVISION
Clara M. Ieihl, Chief
Marguerite F. Hubbard,
Asst. Chief
TV Branch
Marie W. Fish, Chief
AM & FM Branch
Quentin S. Proctor, Chief
Miscellaneous Services Branch
David Tau, Jr., Chief
Records & Files
Lillian T. Ricker, Chief
OFFICE OF NETWORK STUDY
Warren Baum, Chief
Field Engineering and Monitoring Bureau
«EORGE S. TURNER. Chief
Frank M. Kratokvil. Assistant Chief
John H. McAllister, Attorney -Advisor
Fmndi Keefe, Adm. Asst.
FIELD OPERATING DIVISION
Frank M. Kratokvil, Chief
INSPECTION & EXAMINATION DIVISION
Paul H. Herndon, Jr., Chief
ENGINEERING DIVISION
Floyd W. Wiekenkamp, Chief
MONITORING DIVISION
Irving L,. Weston. Chief
Mstriet Offices and Engineers in Charge
1. NATHAN A. HALLENSTEIN
1600 Customhouse
Boston 9, Massachusetts
HUbbard 2-6200
2. WILLIAM D. JOHNSON (Acting)
748 Federal Building
New York 14, New York
WAtkins 4-1000
3. ROGER E. PHELPS
1005 U. S. Customhouse
Philadelphia 6, Pennsylvania
MArket 7-6000
4. HYMAN A. COHEN
400 McCawley Bldg,
Baltimore 2, Maryland
PLaza 2-8460
5. EDWARD BENNETT
Room 402, Federal Building
Norfolk 10, Virginia
MAdison 2-4963
8. ARTHUR T. CLINE, JR.
718 Atlanta Nat'l Bldg,
Atlanta 3, Georgia
WAlnut 4121
Sub-Office
PAUL W. GILLIGAN
214 P. O. Building
Savannah, Georgia
SAvannah 2-7602
7. ARTHUR G. GILBERT
312 Federal Building
Miami 1. Florida
Miami 9-3900
Marine Office
ALFRED L. RITTER
409-410 P. O. Building
Tampa 2, Florida
TAmpa 2-1773
8. WALTER M. HAMMOND
608 Federal Building
New Orleans 12, Louisiana
EXpress 2411
Sub Office
GEORGE E. FRANKLIN
419 U. S. Court House & Customhouse Bldg.
Mobile 10, Alabama
MObile 2-3641
9. EVERETT H. MARSHALL
324 U. S. Appraisers Building
Houston 11, Texas
Woodcrest 1906
Sub -Office
ERIC D. COBURN
301 P. O. Building
Beaumont, Texas
TErminal 2-8141
10. GERALD M. HOWARD
500 Terminal Annex Building
Dallas 22, Texas
Sterling 5611
11. BERNARD H. LINDEN
1425 U. S. P. O. and Court House Building
Los Angeles 12, California
MAdison 5-7411
Sub -Office
VERGNE L. HOKE
15-C U. S. Customhouse
San Diego 1, California
BElmont 4-6211
Marine Office
WILLIAM E. CLYNE
Room 326, U. S. P. O. and Courthouse
San Pedro, California
TErminal 2-2389
12. FRANCIS V. SLOAN
323-A Customhouse
San Francisco 26, California
YUkon 6-4141
13. JOSEPH H. HALLOCK
New U. S. Courthouse
Portland 5, Oregon
Atwater 6171
14. HERBERT H. ARLOWE
806 Federal Office Building
Seattle 4, Washington
Mutual 3300
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CATIONS COMMISSION & &
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15. ANDREW BAHLEY
521 Customhouse
Denver 2, Colorado
KEystone 4-4151
16. DONALD A. MURRAY
208 Uptown P. O. and Federal Bldg.
St. Paul 2. Minnesota
CApital 2-8011
17. HAROLD W. BOURELL
3100 Federal Office Bldg.
Kansas City 6E, Missouri
BAltimore 1-7000
18. HAROLD D. HAYES
826 U. S. Court House
Chicago 4, Illinois
HArrison 7-4700
19. EDWIN S. HEISER
1029 New Federal Building
Detroit 26. Michigan
WOodward 3-9330
20. PAUL A. HOLLOWAY
328 P. O. Building
Buffalo 3. New York
Washington 1744
21. PAUL R. FENNER
502 Federal Bldg.
Honolulu 13, Hawaii
Honolulu 5-2931
22. EUGENE W. KLEIN
322 Federal Bldg.
San Juan 13, P. R.
SAn Juan 2-4562
23. HAROLD D. DeVOE
Room 53, U. S. P. O. and Court House
Anchorage, Alaska
ANchorage 2-5501
24. ALFRED H. KLEIST
Briggs Building
415 22nd St., N. W., Washington D. C.
Executive 3-3620, ext. 229, 230
Safety and Special Radio Services Bureau
CURTIS B. PLUMMER, Chief
Marshall S. Orr, Assistant Chief
Ezra Chambers, Administrative Assistant
LAW, ENFORCEMENT AND PROCEDURES
OFFICE
Irving Brownstein, Chief
AVIATION DIVISION
John R. Evans, Chief
INDUSTRIAL DIVISION
Daniel H. Arnold, Chief
MARINE DIVISION
William N. Krebs, Chief
PUBLIC SAFETY AND AMATEUR DIVISION
George K. Rollins. Chief
LAND TRANSPORTATION DIVISION
Glen E. Nielsen, Chief
Office of General Counsel
WARREN E. BAKER, General Counsel
EDGAR W. HOLTZ, Associate General Counsel
LITIGATION DIVISION
Richard A. Solomon, Asst. General Counsel
LEGISLATION DIVISION
Charles E. Smoot, Asst. General Counsel
Common Carrier Bureau
JOHN J. NORDBERG, Chief
FRED W. CLAYTON, Assistant Chief
Irene M. Durgin, Administrative Assistant
Charles R. Makela, Field Coordinator
Robert E. Stromberg, Chief, Office of Accounting Systems
Betty Ferro, Chief, License Bureau
TELEPHONE DIVISION
Bernard Strassburg, Acting Chief
TELEGRAPH DIVISION
John R. Lambert, Chief
INTERNATIONAL DIVISION
Marion H. Woodward, Chief
DOMESTIC RADIO FACILITIES DIVISION
Arthur A. Gladstone, Chief
COMMON CARRIER FIELD OFFICES
New York, N. Y.. Rm. 604. 90 Church St.— Jack E. Buckley, Chief
St. Louis, Mo., Room 334, 815 Olive St.— Henry G. Gothard, Chief
San Francisco, Calif., 180 New Montgomery St.— Paul Summerhays, Chief
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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF
BROADCASTERS
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Headquarters: 1771 N Street, N.W.,
Washington 6, D. C.
Phone: Decatur 2-9300
Officers
President, Chmn. of the Bd.—~ Harold E. Fellows
Everett E. Revercomb
Secretary-Treasurer
John F. Meagher
V.P. in Charge of Radio
Thad H. Brown
V.P. in Charge of Television
DEPARTMENT EXECUTIVES
Howard H. Bell, Assistant to the Pres. Edward H. Bronson, Director of Tele-
in Charge of Joint Affairs vision Code Affairs
Donald N Martin Assistant to the Pres. Charles H> Ta Manager, Employer-
Lof:LTll^:mraHan **« **"*»»
Richard M. Allerton, Manager of Re- Douglas A. Anello, Chief Attorney
search La Rue M. Courson, Production Manager
W/SsCarliSle' Manager °f Station Re- A. Prose Walker, Mgr. of Engineering
Frederick H. Garrigus, Manager of Or- Vincent T. Wasilewski, Mgr. of Govern-
ganizational Services Department ment Relations
RADIO BOARD OF DIRECTORS
In accordance with Article IV of the By-Laws, the Board of Directors has designated
the following composition of each of the 17 NARTB Districts.
Director District States Comprising District
Daniel W. Kops 1 Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hamp-
WAVZ, New Haven, Conn. shire, Rhode Island and Vermont.
Simon Goldman 2 New York and New Jersey.
WJTN, Jamestown, N. Y.
Donald W. Thornburgh 3 Delaware, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Mary-
WOAU, Philadelphia, Pa. land, excluding the counties of Prince Georges
and Montgomery.
James H. Moore 4 District of Columbia, North Carolina, South Caro-
WSLS, Roanoke, Va. lina, Virginia and Maryland, including the coun-
ties of Prince Georges and Montgomery.
Hugh M. Smith 5 Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Puerto Rico and
WCOV, Montgomery, Ala. Virgin Islands.
F. C. Sowell 6 Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee.
WLAC, Nashville, Tenn.
Robert T. Mason. 7 Kentucky and Ohio.
WMRN, Marion, Ohio
Edward F. Baughn 8 Indiana and Michigan.
WPAG, Ann Harbor, Mich.
William Holm ... 9 Illinois and Wisconsin.
WLPO, LaSalle, Illinois
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Director District States Comprising District
Ben Sanders
KICD, Spencer, Iowa
Raymond V. Eppel 11
KORN, Mitchell, S. D.
Robert L. Pratt 12
KGGF, Coffeyville, Kans.
Alex Keese 13
WFAA, Dallas, Texas
George C. Hatch 14
KALL, Salt Lake City, Utah
J. G. Faltridge 15
KROW, Oakland, Calif.
Robert 0. Reynolds 16
KMPC, Los Angeles, Calif.
Thomas C. Bostic 17
KIMA, Yakima, Wash.
10 Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska.
Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota, ex-
cluding the counties of Fall River, Shannon,
Bennett, Todd, Mellette, Waushabaugh, Wash-
ington, Custer, Pennington, Jackson, Jones, Stan-
ley Haakon, Meade, Lawrence, Butte, Harding,
Perkins, Ziebach, Armstrong, Dewey and Corson.
Kansas and Oklahoma.
Texas.
Colorado, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, New
Mexico, and South Dakota, including the counties
of Fall River, Shannon, Bennett, Todd, Mellette,
Waushabaugh, Washington, Custer, Pennington,
Jackson, Jones, Stanley, Haakon, Meade, Law-
rence, Butte, Harding, Perkins, Ziebach, Arm-
strong, Dewey and Carson.
California, excluding the counties of San Luis
Obispo, Kern, San Bernardino, Santa Barbara,
Ventura, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San
Diego and Imperial, Nevada, excluding the coun-
ties of Mineral, Esmeralda, Nye, Lincoln and
Clark, and Hawaii.
Arizona, California, including the counties of San
Luis Obispo, Kern, San Bernardino, Santa Bar-
bara, Ventura, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside.
San Diego, and Imperial, and Nevada, including
the counties of Mineral, Esmeralda, Nye, Lincoln,
and Clark.
Alaska, Oregon and Washington.
Large Stations
John M. Outler
WSB, Atlanta, Georgia
Harold Hough
WBAP, Fort Worth, Texas
DIRECTORS-AT-LARGE
Small Stations
J. R. Livesay
WLBH, Mattoon, Illinois
William C. Grove
KFBC, Cheyenne, Wyoming
Medium Stations
Todd Storz
Storz Stations, Omaha, Neb.
J. Frank Jarman
WDNC, Durham, North Carolina
Robert Eastman
ABN, New York
Arthur Hull Hayes
CBS, New York
FM Stations
Merrill Lindsay
WSOY-FM, Decatur, Illinois
Ben Strouse
WWDC-FM, Washington, D. C.
Network
Charles R. Denny
NBC, New York
Armand Hammer
MBS, New York
TELEVISION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Joseph E. Baudino
Westinghouse Broadcasting Co., Inc.
Washington, D. C.
John E. Fetzer
WKZO-TV, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Payson Hall
Meredith Publishing Co.
Des Moines, Iowa
Howard Lane
KOIN-TV, Portland, Oregon
W. D. Rogers
KDUB-TV, Lubbock, Texas
Harold P. See
KRON-TV, San Francisco, Calif.
James D. Russell
KKTV, Colorado Springs, Colo
Joseph J. Bernard
KTVI-TV, St. Louis, Mo.
Henry B. Clay
KTHV, Little Rock, Ark.
C. Wrede Petersmeyer
Corinthian Broadcasting Corp., New York
Willard E. Walbrids?e
KTRK-TV, Houston, Texas
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BROADCASTERS'
PROMOTION ASSOCIATION,
INC.
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State-Lake Building, 190 N. State St., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: ANdover 3-0800
OFFICERS
President
Elliott W. Henry, Jr.
American Broadcasting Co., Chicago
1st Vice-President
Charles A. Wilson
WGN & WGN-TV, Chicago
2nd Vice-President
Montez Tjaden
KW'TV, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Secretary-Treasurer
William E. Pierson
WBKB, Chicago
DIRECTORS
James M. Kiss
WPEN, Philadelphia
Ken McClure
WMBR, Jacksonville, Fla.
Edward M. Morrissey
KIMA & KIMA-TV, Yakima, Wash.
John F. Hurlbut
WFBM & WFBM-TV, Indianapolis
Bruce Wallace
WTMJ & WTMJ-TV, Milwaukee
Haywood Meeks
WMAL-TV, Washington
Roy C. Pedersen
WDAY & WDAY-TV, Fargo, N. D.
Samuel Elber
WERE, Cleveland
Gene Godt
WCCO-TV, Minneapolis
Marion Annenberg
WDSU & WDSU-TV, New Orleans
Robert 0. Moran
WBEL, Beloit, Wis.
Joe G. Hudgens
KRNT & KRNT-TV, Des Moines
David E. Partridge
Westinghouse Broadcasting Co., Inc.,
New York
ROSTER OF VOTING MEMBERS
Adams, Robert M.
WTOP-TV, Washington
Amyx, Andy
WTVH, Peoria, 111.
Anderson, Leonard G.
WKBH-WKBT,
La Crosse, Wise.
Annenberg, Marion
WDSU, WDSU-TV,
New Orleans
Augustine, Caley E.
WIIC, Pittsburgh
Barker, James L.
KBTV, Denver
Barnes, Art
WISN, WISN-TV,
Milwaukee
Barron, Richard
WSJS-TV, Winston-
Salem, N. C.
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Bellus, Dan
KFMB, KFMB-TV,
San Diego
Bolton, Patricia
WMCA, New York
Bowermaster, James H.
WMT Stations,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Brazier, Roland
KGUL-TV, Houston
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Buzzelli, June L.
KDKA, Pittsburgh
Byers, Janet
KYW, Cleveland
Carey, John
WIND, Chicago
Cash, Charles H., Jr.
WSM-TV, Nashville
Chenoweth, James B.
WAPI, WABT,
Birmingham
Cheyne, Robert B.
WHDH, Boston
Christensen, A. H.
WJZ-TV, Baltimore
Clark, Harvey M.
CFPL, London, Ont.
Cook, George B.
WGAF, Valdosta, Ga.
Corstaphney, Fred L.
WSLS, Roanoke, Va.
Curran, Don
KTVI, St. Louis
Darton, Heber E.
WHBF, WHBF-TV,
Rock Island, 111.
Dillon, John P.
WBTV, Charlotte, N. C.
Dinkins, Charles W.
WHTN-TV,
Huntington, W. Va.
Dorr, Jack
WBNS-TV,
Columbus, Ohio
Dowling, Joseph P.
WHCT, Hartford, Conn.
Elber, iSamuel
WERE, Cleveland
Elliot, Jean
WCUE, Akron
Evans, James W.
WSOC, WSOC-TV,
Charlotte, N. C.
Faulkner, Dean
KOA-TV, Denver
Fleming, R. M.
WCKY, Cincinnati
Frazier, Jack K.
WLW, Cincinnati
Freeland, Robert V.
KOTV, Tulsa
Gay, Chuck
WHIO-AM-TV,
Dayton, Ohio
Godt, Gene
WOCO-TV, Minneapolis
Goldman, George
KPIX, San Francisco
Grant, Clark
WOOD, WOOD-TV,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Greenwood, George
WSAZ, Inc.,
Huntington, W. Va.
Halligan, V. L.
KSUM, Fairmont, Minn.
Halpin, Jim
WSBT, WSBT-TV,
South Bend
Hardin, Donald
WTVN-TV,
Columbus, Ohio
Harriss, Kirt
RPRC, KPRC-TV,
Houston
Haviland, Thomas E.
WCFL, Chicago
Henry, Ell
WBKB, Chicago
Heyne, Donald G.
WINA, Charlottesville,
Va.
Heywood, Austin
KNXT, Los Angeles
Hillman, Philmour B.
KNX, CBS, Los Angeles
Holcomb, Douglas
WGBI, WDAU-TV,
Scranton
Holman, William
WBBM-TV, Chicago
Holmes, Genevieve
KROC-TV, Rochester,
Minn.
Hudgens, Joe G.
KRNT, KRNT-TV,
Des Moines
Hurlbut, John.F.
WFBM, WFBM-TV,
Indianapolis
Hydrick, Danel E., Jr.
WGH, Norfolk
Jenkins, George
WRBL, Columbus, Ga.
Joseph, Michael
WTAC, Flint, Mich.
Kaufman, Clayton
WCCO, Minneapolis
315
Kavanagh, Jack
WLW-C, Columbus, 0.
Keefe, Robert
WANE-TV,
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Kelsey, Clark B., Jr.
KEX, Portland, Ore.
Keys, John M.
WM AQ, WNBQ, Chicago
Kiss, James M.
WPEN, Philadelphia
Klemek, John C.
WLS, Inc., Chicago
Koch, Alice (Mrs.)
KMOX, St. Louis
Krasula, Stephen J.
WMAQ, Chicago
Krauss, Mitchell
WIP, Philadelphia
Kyker, A. Glenn
WWJ, WWJ-TV,
Detroit
Lee, David
WTCN, WTCN-TV,
Minneapolis
Levinson, H. Y.
WCAR, Inc., Detroit
Lewis, David N.
KDKA-TV, Pittsburgh
Linger, Dean D.
ABC-TV, New York
Loader, William F.
WHAS, Inc., Louisville
Lynch, Virginia (Mrs.)
WMRN, AM & FM,
Marion, Ohio
Lyte, Robert
KTNT, KTNT-TV,
Tacoma
March, Thomas B.
WWCA, Gary, Ind.
McClure, Ken
WMBR, Jacksonville,
Fla.
Meagle, Howard W.
WWVA, Wheeling,
W. Va.
Meeks, Haywood
WMAL-TV, Washington
Meier, Evans
WJAG, Norfolk, Neb.
Mertens, Bud
WJW-TV, Cleveland
Moran, Robert 0.
WBEL, Beloit, Wise.
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Morgan, Bill
KLIF, Dallas
Morrissey, Edward M.
KIMA, KIMA-TV,
Yakima, Wash.
Mosier, David W.
WNCT, Greenville, N. C.
Mueller, Fred J.
KSD, KSD-TV, St. Louis
Olson, Chuck
WREX-TV, Rockford,
111.
Partridge, David E.
Westinghouse Broad-
casting Co., Inc.,
New York
Patt, Robert
WCBS-TV, New York
Pedersen, Roy C.
WDAY, WDAY-TV,
Fargo, N. D.
Peel, Robert G.
WHEN-TV, Syracuse,
N. Y.
Pindell, Georgia L.
WTVW, Evansville, Ind.
Pitman, Linwood T.
WOSH, AM & TV,
Portland, Me.
Quesada, Juan
Manila Times Pub. Co.,
Manila, Philippines
Roeder, Charles A.
WCBM, Baltimore
Ryan, Ned
WBZ-TV, Boston
Sanders, Dorothy
WLW-D, Dayton, Ohio
Scheuer, John D., Jr.
Radio & TV Division,
Triangle Publications,
Inc., Philadelphia
Schofield, Arthur C.
Storer Broadcasting
Company, Miami Beach
Schroeder, Wilson
WKJG, AM & TV,
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Schweitzer, William A.
WEBR, Inc., Buffalo,
N. Y.
Seitzer, Robert E.
WOW, WOW-TV,
Omaha
Sheftall, J. P.
WJZM, Clarksville,
Tenn.
Shipley, W. H.
KDUB, Lubbock, Texas
Smith, L, Walton
WROC-TV, Rochester,
N. Y.
Smith, Whitefoord, Jr.
WBTW, Florence, S. C.
Stone, John L., Jr.
WRVA-TV, Richmond,
Va.
Sunday, Bill
KFSD, KFSD-TV,
San Diego
Swan, Phyl
WSJV-TV, Elkhart, Ind.
Tannen, Ernie
WILY, Pittsburgh
Tjaden, Montez
KWTV, Oklahoma City,
Okla.
Toppan, Burt
WTVJ, Miami
Townsend, Jack
KELO, KELO-TV, Sioux
Falls, S. D.
Upp, Richard W.
WOC-TV, Des Moines
Van Gamp, C. Greg
WTRF-TV, Wheeling,
W. Va.
Van Roo, Robert H.
WXIX, Milwaukee
Vinson, Carol
KSLA-TV, Shreveport,
La.
Walker, William G.
WFGA-TV,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Wallace, Bruce
WTMJ, WTMJ-TV,
Milwaukee
Wester, William C.
WOHO, Toledo, Ohio
White, Worth
WPTF, Raleigh, N. C.
Wilber, Harry
WBBM-CBS, Chicago
Wiley, John P.
WRCV, WRCV-TV,
Philadelphia
Wilson, Charles A.
WGN, WGN-TV,
Chicago
Wilson, H. Keith
WTTV, Indianapolis
Wilson, Jo (Miss)
WWDC, Inc.,
Washington
Woehrmeyer, Hilda
WOWO, Fort Wayne,
Ind.
Woodland, Paul I.
WGAL, WGAL-TV,
Lancaster, Pa.
Wylie, Bob
WAKR, Akron, Ohio
Proimotion Manager
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Anthony, Ted
WJW-TV, Cleveland
Blahout, H. Warren
CFPL-TV, London, Ont.
Chernin, Kenneth
Radio & TV Division,
Triangle Publications,
Inc., Philadelphia 39, Pa.
Downing, Bert
KYW, Cleveland
Hansen, Bob
WCCO-TV, Minneapolis
Henderson, C. George
WSOC, Charlotte, N. C.
Hollembaek, Loren
WBBM-CBS, Chicago
Johansen, Ellen M.
Westinghouse Broad-
casting Co., Inc., New
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Kelly, John J.
Westinghouse Broad-
casting Co., Inc.,
New York
Kenney, Robert R.
WMT, WMT-TV, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa
Kibby, George
WHEN, AM-TV,
Syracuse, N. Y.
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ALPHABETICAL LISTING
BY STATES — CITIES
STATE STATISTICS
(POPULATION, FAMILIES,
RADIO HOMES, TV HOMES,
NUMBER OF STATIONS)
KEY PERSONNEL
1958
Years
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Population
March 1, 1958 Radio TV
STATE (Estimated) Families Homes Homes
ALABAMA 3,237,000 832,000 796,000 492,000
ARIZONA 1,163,000 325,000 316,000 198,000
ARKANSAS 1,849,000 524,000 516,000 278,000
CALIFORNIA 14,203,000 4,537,000 4,502,000 4,437,000
COLORADO 1,686,000 510,000 473,000 310,000
CONNECTICUT 2,329,000 697,000 680,000 608,000
DELAWARE 429,000 126,000 118,000 112,000
DIST. OF COLUMBIA 887,000 260,000 256,000 237,000
FLORIDA 4,090,000 1,173,000 1,142,000 896,000
GEORGIA 3,764,000 984,000 972,000 696,000
IDAHO 643,000 188,000 182,000 108,000
ILLINOIS 9,729,000 2,959,000 2,908,000 2,542,000
INDIANA 4,471,000 1,398,000 1,348,000 1,242,000
IOWA 2,772,000 852,000 836,000 786,000
KANSAS 2,188,000 693,000 684,000 512,000
KENTUCKY 3,104,000 853,000 836,000 543,000
LOUISIANA 3,112,000 859,000 814,000 582,000
MAINE 920,000 268,000 259,000 207,000
MARYLAND 2,923,000 812,000 768,000 688,000
MASSACHUSETTS .. 4,941,000 1,509,000 1,476,000 1,342,000
MICHIGAN 7,813,000 2,257,000 2,212,000 1,986,000
MINNESOTA 3,303,000 962,000 940,000 738,000
MISSISSIPPI 2,179,000 563,000 546,000 246,000
MISSOURI 4,375,000 1,329,000 1,293,000 1,104,000
MONTANA 651,000 204,000 192,000 76,000
NEBRASKA 1,456,000 442,000 431,000 326,000
NEVADA 276,000 93,000 84,000 51,000
NEW HAMPSHIRE . . 573,000 172,000 169,000 165,000
NEW JERSEY 5,667,000 1,689,000 1,676,000 1,524,000
NEW MEXICO 871,000 241,000 232,000 104,000
NEW YORK 16,295,000 5,084,000 5,008,000 4,846,000
NORTH CAROLINA . 559,000 1,127,000 1,102,000 764,000
NORTH DAKOTA ... 671,000 184,000 178,000 99,000
OHIO 9,411,000 2,827,000 2,746,000 2,594,000
OKLAHOMA 2,291,000 683,000 664,000 506,000
OREGON 1,815,000 576,000 568,000 396,000
PENNSYLVANIA ... 11,360,000 3,682,000 3,602,000 3,148,000
RHODE ISLAND .... 849,000 256,000 249,000 232,000
SOUTH CAROLINA . . 2,437,000 601,000 584,000 417,000
SOUTH DAKOTA 715,000 201,000 194,000 119,000
TENNESSEE 3,562,000 974,000 942,000 689,000
TEXAS 9,268,000 2,668,000 2,602,000 2,030,000
UTAH 833,000 231,000 224,000 184,000
VERMONT 376,000 109,000 105,000 82,000
VIRGINIA 3,765,000 976,000 927,000 640,000
WASHINGTON 2,767,000 857,000 836,000 627,000
WEST VIRGINIA .... 2,020,000 544,000 514,000 384,000
WISCONSIN 3,882,000 1,119,000 1,104,000 924,000
WYOMING 329,000 96,000 92,000 48,000
TOTAL 172,809,000 51,106,000 49,898,000 41,865,000
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CKLW — Detroit, Mich 475
KAAA — Kingman, Ariz 355
KABC — Los Angeles, Calii 370
KABI — Ketchikan, Alaska 668
KABQ — Albuquerque, N. M 517
KABR — Aberdeen. S. D 604
KACE — Riverside, Calif 375
KACT — Andrews, Tex 615
KADA — Ada, Okla 569
KADO — Marshall, Tex 628
KAFA — Colorado Springs, Colo 383
KAFP — Petaluma, Calif. 374
KAFY — Bakersfield. Calif 363
KAGE — Winona, Minn 488
KAGH — Crossett, Ark 358
KAGR — Yuba City, Calif 382
KAGT — Anacortes, Wash 647
KAHI — Auburn. Calif 363
KAHU — Honolulu, Hawaii 671
KAIM — Honolulu. Hawaii 669
KAIR — Tucson, Ariz 356
KAKC — Tulsa. Okla 572
KAKE — Wichita. Kans 446
KALB — Alexandria, La 453
KALE — Richland, Wash 650
KALG — Alamogordo, N. M 517
KALI — Pasadena. Calif 374
KALL — Salt Lake City, Utah 637
KALM — Thayer, Mo 502
KALT — Atlanta, Tex 615
KALV — Alva, Okla 569
KAMD — Camden, Ark 358
KAML — Kenedy-Karnes City, Tex 626
KAMO — Rogers, Ark 362
KAMQ — Amarillo, Tex 615
KANA — Anaconda, Mont 503
KAND — Corsicana, Tex 619
KANE — New Iberia, La 457
KANI — Kcmeohe, Oahu, Hawaii 670
KANN — Sinton-Corpus Christi, Tex. ..... 633
KANS — Wichita, Kans 446
KAOK — Lake Charles, La 456
KAPA — Raymond, Wash 650
KAPB — Marksville, La 456
KAPK — Minden, La 456
KARE — Atchison, Kans 442
KABK — Little Rock, Ark 360
KARM — Fresno, Calif 366
KART — Jerome, Idaho 419
KASA — Elk City, Okla 569
KASH — Eugene, Ore 575
KASI — Ames, Iowa 437
KASL —.Newcastle, Wyo 666
KASM — Albany, Minn. 483
KAST — Astoria, Ore ". 573
KATE — Albert Lea, Minn 483
KATI — Casper, Wyo . 666
KATL — Miles City, Mont. 505
KATO — Reno, Nev 510
KATR — Corpus Christi, Tex 618
Station City— State Page
KATT — Pittsburg, Calif 374
KATY — San Luis Obispo, Calif 379
KATZ — St. Louis. Mo 500
KAUS — Austin, Minn 483
KAVE — Carlsbad, N. M 518
KAVL — Lancaster, Calif 369
KAVR — Apple Valley, Calif 363
KAWL — York, Pa 509
KAWT — Douglas. Ariz 354
K AYE — Puyallup, Wash 650
KAYL — Storm Lake, Iowa 442
KAYO — Seattle, Wash 650
KAYS — Hays, Kans 444
KA YT — Rupert, Idaho 420
KBAB — El Cajon, Calif 365
KBAM — Longview, Wash 649
KBAR — Burley, Idaho 418
KBBA — Benton, Ark 358
KBBS — Buffalo. Wyo 666
KBCH — Oceanlake, Ore 577
K?CL — Bossier City, La 455
KBCS — Grand Prairie, Tex 624
KBEC — Waxahachie, Tex 635
KBEE — Modesto, Calif 372
KBEL — Idabel, Okla 570
KEEN — Carrizo Springs, Tex 618
KBHM — Branson, Mo 495
KBHS — Hot Springs, Ark 360
KBIA — Columbia, Mo 495
KBIF — Fresno, Calif 366
KBIG — Avalon, Calif 363
KBIM — Roswell, N. M 519
KBIS — Bakersfield, Calif 363
KBIX — Muskogee, Okla 571
KBIZ — Otiumwa, Iowa 441
KBKR — Baker, Ore 574
KBKW — Aberdeen, Wash 647
KBLA — Burbank, Calif 364
KBLF — Red Bluff, Calif 374
KBLI — Blackfoot, Idaho 418
KBLO — Hot Springs, Ark 360
KBMI — Henderson, Nev 510
~«MW — Rozeman, Mont 504
KBMO — Benson, Minn 483
KBMW — Breckenridge, Minn 483
KBMX — Coalinga, Calif 365
KBMY — Billings, Mont 503
KBND — Bend, Ore 574
KBNZ — la Junta, Colo 386
K?OA — Kennett, Mo 499
KBOE — Oskaloosa, Iowa 441
KBOI — Boise, Idaho 418
KBOK — Malvern, Ark 361
KBOL — Boulder, Colo 383
KBOM — Bismarck-Mandan, N. D 557
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KBOP — Pleasanton, Tex 631
KBOR — Brownsville, Tex 617
KBOW — Butte, Mont 504
KBOY — Medford, Ore 576
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KBRL — McCook. Neb 508 KCON
KBRO — Bremerton, Wash 647 KCOR
KBRS — Springdale, Ark 362 KCOW
KBRZ — Freeport, Tex 623 KCOY
KBSF — Springhill. La 459 KCRA
KBST — Big Spring, Tex 616 KCRB -
KBTA — Batesville, Ark 358 KCRC -
KBTK — Missoula, Mont 505 KCRE -
KBTM — Jortesboro, Ark 360 KCRG -
KBTN — Neosho, Mo 499 KCRS -
KBTO — El Dorado, Kans 443 KCRT-
KBUC — Corona, Calif 365 KCRV -
KBUD — Athens. Tex 615 KCSB -
KBUH — Brigham City, Utah 636 KCSJ -
KBUN — Bemidji, Minn 483 KCSR -
KBUR — Burlington. Iowa 437 KCTI —
KBUS — Mexia, Tex 628 KCTX -
KBVM — Lancaster. Calif 369 KCUE -
KBWD — Brownwood, Tex 617 KCUL -
KBYE — Oklahoma City, Okla 571 KCVL-
KBYR — Anchorage. Alaska 668 KCVR -
KBZY — Salem, Ore 579 KCYL -
KCAL — Redlands. Calif. 375 KDAC -
KCAP — Helena, Mont 505 KDAL -
KCAR — Clarksville, Tex 618 KDAN
KC-tfC — Des Moines, Iowa 439 KDAV ■
KCBD — Lubbock, Tex. . 627 KDAY -
KCBQ — San Diego, Calif 377 KDB —
KOBS — San Francisco, Calif 378 KDBC -
KCCO — Lawton, Okla 570 KDBM -
KCCT — Corpus Christi. Tex. 619 KDBS -
KCFH — Cuero. Tex. 619 KDDD -
KCHA — Charles City, Iowa 438 KDEC -
KCHE — Cherokee, Iowa 438 KDEF -
KCHI — Chillicothe, Mo 495 KDEN-
KCHJ — Delano, Calif 365 KDES -
KCHR — Charleston. Mo 495 KDET -
KCHS — Truth or Consequences, N. M. . . 520 KDEX -
KCHV — Coachella. Calif 365 KDHL-
KCID — Caldwell, Idaho 418 KDIX -
KCII — Shtfeveport, La 459 KDJI —
KCIL — Houma. La 455 KDKA -
KCIM — Carroll, Iowa 437 KDKD -
KCJB — Minot. N. D 558 KDLA -
KCKN — Kansas City, Kans. , 444 KDLK -
KCKY — Coolidge, Ariz 354 KDLM -
KCLA — Pine Bluff, Ark 362 KDLR -
KCLE — Cleburne. Tex 618 KDMA
KCLF — Clifton, Ariz. 354 KDMO
KCLN — Clinton. Iowa 438 KDMS
KCLO — Leavenworth, Kans. 444 KDNT
KCLP — Rayville, La 458 KDOK
KCLS — Flagstaff, Ariz 355 " KDON
KCLV— Clovis. N. M 518 KDOT
KCLW — Hamilton, Tex 624 KDQN
KCLX — Colfax, Wash 648 KDRO
KCMC — Texarkana, Tex 634 KDRS -
KCMJ — Palm Springs, Calif 373 KDSf -
KCMO — Kansas City, Mo 498 KDSN
KCMR — McCamey, Tex 628 KDSX -
KCNA — Tucson, Ariz 357 KDTA
KCNI — Broken Bow, Neb 506 KDTH -
KCNO — Alturas, Calif 363 KDUB •
KCNY — San Marcos, Tex 632 KDUZ -
KCOB — Newton. Iowa 441 KDWT
KCOG — Centerville, Iowa 437 KDXU
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Tulare. Calif 381
Ft. Collins. Colo 385
Conway. Ark 358
San Antonio. Tex 632
- Alliance. Neb 506
Santa Maria, Calif 380
— Sacramento, Calif 375
— Chanute, Kans 442
— Enid, Okla 570
— Crescent City, Calif 365
— Cedar Rapids, Iowa 437
— Midland. Tex 629
— Trinidad, Colo 387
— Caruthersville. Mo 495
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-Pueblo, Colo. 386
— Chadron, Neb 506
— Gonzales, Tex 624
-Childress, Tex 618
-Red Wing, Minn 487
— Fort Worth, Tex 623
-Colville, Wash 648
— Lodi, Calif 369
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— Fort Bragg, Calif 366
— Duluth, Minn. 484
— Eureka. Calif 365
— Lubbock, Tex. 627
— Santa Monica. Calif 380
Santa Barbara. Calif 380
— Mansfield, La 456
— Dillon, Mont 504
— Alexandria, La 453
— Dumas, Tex 621
— Decorah, Iowa 438
— Albuquerque, N. M 517
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— Palm Springs, Calif 374
— Center. Tex 618
— Dexter, Mo 497
— Faribault, Minn 484
— Dickinson, N. D 557
Holbrook, Ariz 355
— Pittsburgh, Pa 591
— Clinton. Mo. 495
— DeRidder, La 455
— Del Rio. Tex 621
— Detroit Lakes, Minn. 484
— Devils Lake, N. D. 557
— Montevideo. Minn. 486
— Carthage, Mo. 495
— El Dorado. Ark 359
— Denton, Tex 621
— Tyler, Tex 634
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— R'eno, Nev 510
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— Denison-Sherman, Tex 621
— Delta, Colo 383
— Dubuque, Iowa 439
— Lubbock, Tex 627
— Hutchinson, Minn. 485
— Stamford, Tex 633
— St. George, Utah 637
— Salt Lake City, Utah 637
Station City— State Page
KDZA — Pueblo, Colo 386
KEAN — Brownwood, Tex 617
KEAP — Fresno, CaliL 366
KEBE — Jacksonville, Tex 626
KEBO — Owego, N. Y 540
KECK — Odessa, Tex 629
KEED — Springfield, Ore 579
KEEL — Shreveport, La 459
KEEN — San Jose, Calif 379
KEEP — Twin Falls, Idaho 420
KELA — Centralia-Chehalis. Wash. ..... 647
KELD — El Dorado, Ark 359
KELK — Elko, INev. 510
KELO — Sioux Falls. S. D 604
KELP — El Paso, Tex 622
KELY — Ely, Nev 510
KENA — Mena. Ark 361
KENE — Toppenish, Wash. 652
KENI — Anchorage, Alaska 668
KENL — Areata. Calif 363
KENM — Portales, N. M 519
KENO — Las Vegas, Nev 510
KENS — San Antonio, Tex 632
KENT — Shreveport, La 459
KEPR — Kennewick, Wash 649
KEPS — Eagle Pass. Tex 622
KERB — Kermit. Tex 626
KERC — Eastland. Tex 622
KERG — Eugene, Ore 575
KERN — Bakersfield. Calif 364
KERV — Kerrvill'e, Tex 626
KETX — Livingston, Tex 627
KEUN — Eunice, La 455
KEVA — Shamrock. Tex 633
KEVE — Minneapolis, Minn 486
KEVL — White Castle, La 460
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KEXX — San Antonio, Tex 632
KEYE — Perryton. Tex 630
KEYJ — Jamestown, N. D 558
KEYS — Corpus Christi, Tex. 619
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KEYZ — Williston, N. D 558
KFAB — Omaha, Neb. 508
KFAC — Los Angeles, Calif. 370
KFAD — Fairfield, Iowa 439
KFAL — Fulton, Mo 497
KFAM — St. Cloud. Minn. .............. 487
KFAR — Fairbanks, Alaska 668
KFAY — FayeWeville, Ark 359
KFBB — Great Falls, Mont 504
KFBC — Cheyenne, Wyo 666
KFBI — Wichita. Kans 446
KFBK — Sacramento, Calif 375
KFDA — Amarillo, Tex 615
KFDM — Beaumont, Tex 616
KFDR — Grand Coulee, Wash 648
KFEL — Pueblo. Colo. 386
KFEQ — St. Joseph, Mo 500
KFFA — Helena. Ark. 359
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KFYR — Bismarck. N. D 557
KGA — Spokane. Wash 651
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KGAK — Gallup. N. M 518
KGAL — Lebanon. Ore 576
KGAN — Bastrop. La 454
KGAS — Carthage, Tex 618
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KGEX — Springfield, Mo 501
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KGRI — Henderson. Tex 624
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KHBR — Hillsboro. Tex 624
KHCD — Clifton. Ariz 354
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KHOZ — Harrison, Ark 359
KHQ — Spokane. Wash 651
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KIMM — Denver, Colo 384
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KING — Seattle, Wash 650
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KIWW — San Antonio. Tex 632
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KJEF — Jennings. La 455
KJET — Beaumont. Tex 616
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KJLT — North Platte. Neb 508
KJNO — Juneau, Alaska 668
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KJR — Seattle. Wash 650
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KLIR — Denver, Colo 384
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KLMO — Longmont, Colo 386
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KLOH — Pipestone, Minn 486
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KLOS — Albuquerque, N. M. 517
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TaUE — Shreveport. La 459
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KMJ — Fresno, Calif 366
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WNOR _ Norman. Ok'a 571
"NOT _ Prescott, Ariz 356
TTTJOW _ Austin, Tex 615
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KOCA — Kilgore. Tex 626
KOCS — Ontario. Calif 373
KOCY — Oklahoma City. Okla 571
KODE — Joplin. Mo 497
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KODL — The Dalles. Ore 574
KODY — North Platte, Neb 508
KOEL — Oelwtein, Iowa 441
KOFA — Yuma. Ariz 358
KOFE — Pullman. Wash 650
KOFI — Kalispell, Mont 505
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KOGA — Ogallala. Neb 508
KOGT — Orange. Tex 630
KOH — Reno. Nev 511
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KOJM — Havre. Mont 505
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KOKO — Warrensburg. Mo 503
KOKX — Keokuk. Iowa 440
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KOL — Seattle. Wash 650
KOLD — Tucson. Ariz 357
KOLE — Port Arthur. Tex 631
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KOLO — Reno. Nev 511
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KORA — Bryan. Tex 617
KORC — Mineral Wells, Tex 629
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KOY — Phoenix. Ariz 355
KOYN — Billings. Mont 504
KOZE — Lewiston, Idaho 419
KOZI — Chelan. Wash 648
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KPAL — Palm Springs. Calif 374
KPAM — Portland, Ore 577
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KPAT — Pampa. Tex 630
KPA Y — Chico, Calif 365
KPBA — Pine Bluff, Ark 362
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KPOJ — Portland. Ore 578
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KPO W — Powell, Wyo 667
ItP^ — WenaLchee, Wash 653
KPRC — Houston, Tex 625
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KPRS — Kansas City, Mo 498
KPSO — Falfurrias. Tex 622
KPST — Pi'eston. Idaho 420
KPTL — Carson City, Nev 510
KPUG — Bellingham. Wash 647
KQDY — Minot. N. D 558
KQIK — Lakeview, Ore 576
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KQUE — Albuquerque, N. M 518
KQV — Pittsburgh. Pa 592
KRAI — Craig. Colo 383
KRAK — Stockton-Sacramento. Calif 381
KRAL — Rawlins. Wyo 667
KRAM — Las Vegas, Nev 510
KRAY — Amarillo. Tex 615
KRBA — Lufkin, Tex 628
KRBC — Abilene, Tex 614
KRBI — St. Pe?er, Minn 487
KRBO — Las Vegas, Nev 510
KRCK — Ridgecrest. Calif 375
K3CO — Prineville. Ore 578
KRCT — Pasadena. Tex 630
KRDG — Redding. Calif 374
KRDO — Colorado Springs. Colo 383
KRDU — Dinuba. Calif 365
KRE — Berkeley, Calif 364
K?EH — Oakdale. La 458
KREI — Farmington, Mo 497
KREL — Baytown, Tex 616
KREM — Spokane, Wash 651
KREO — Indio, Calif 367
KRES — St. Joseph, Mo 500
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KRFC — Rocky Ford, Colo 387
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KRGI — Grand Island, Neb 507
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KRHD — Duncan. Okla 569
KRJB — Mason City, Iowa 440
KRIC — Beaumont, Tex 616
KRIG — Odessa, Tex 630
KRIO — McAllen, Tex 628
KRIV — Camas. Wash 647
KRIZ — Phoenix. Ariz 356
KRKD — Los Angeles, Calif 371
KRKO — Everett. Wash 648
KRKS — Ridgecrest. Calif 375
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KROC — Rochester. Minn 487
KROD — El Paso. Tex 622
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KROG — Sonora. Calif 380
KRO? — Brawley. Calif 364
KROS — Clinton. Iowa . 438
KROW — Oakland. Calif , 372
KROX — Crookston, Minn 484
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KRPL — Moscow, Idaho 419
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KRUN — Ballinger, Tex 616
KRUS — Ruston, La 459
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KRWC — Forest Grove. Ore 575
KRWS — Post, Tex 631
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KSAM — Huntsville. Tex 626
FSAiN — San Francisco. Calif 379
KSAY — San Francisco. Calif 379
KSBW — Salinas. Calif 377
KSCB — Liberal, Kans 444
KSCJ — Sioux City. Iowa 441
KSCO — Santa Cruz, Calif 380
KSD — St. Louis. Mo 500
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KSDN — Aberdeen. S. D. 604
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KSEI — Pocatello, Idaho 419
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KSEL — Lubbock, Tex 627
KSEM — Moses Lake. Wash 649
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KSPL — Diboll. Tex 621
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KSRV — Ontario. Ore 577
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KSUN — Bisbee, Ariz 354
KSVC — Richfield. Utah 637
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KSYD — Wichita Falls. Tex 635
KSYL — Alexandria, La 454
KTAC — Tacoma, Wash 652
VTRE — Taylor, Tex 633
KTAN — Sherman, Tex 633
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KTAT — Frederick, Okla 570
KTBB — Tyler. Tex 634
KTBC — Austin. Tex 615
KTCB — Maiden. Mo 499
KTEL — Walla Walla. Wash 653
KTEM — Temple, Tex 634
KTER — Terrell, Tex 634
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KTLQ — Tahleauah, Okla. . 572
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KTMC — McAlester. Okla 571
KTML — Marked Tree. Ark 361
KTMS — Santa Barbara, Calif 380
KTNC — Falls City. Neb 507
KTNM — Tucumcari. N. M 520
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KTOW — Oklahoma City, Okla "571
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KTRC — Santa Fe. N. M 520
KTRE — Lufkin, Tex 628
KTRF — Thief River Falls. Minn 487
KTRH — Houston, Tex 625
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WDUZ — Green Bay, Wis 660
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WDVH — GainsviUe, Fla 398
WDVL — Vineland, N. J 517
WD VM — Pocomoke City, Md ' . . . 466
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WDWS — Champaign, 111 421
WDXB — Chattanooga, Tenn 606
WDXE — Lawrenceburg, Tenn 609
WDXI — Jackson, Tenn 608
WDXL — Lexington, Tenn 610
WDXN — Clarksville, Tenn 606
WDZ — Decatur, 111 424
WEAB — Greer, S. C 601
WEAM — Arlington, Va 639
WEAN — Providence, R. 1 597
WEAR — Pensacola, Fla 403
WEAS — Decatur, Ga 412
WEAT — West Palm Beach, Fla 406
WEAU — Eau Claire, Wis 660
WEAV — Plattsburg, N. Y 540
WEAW — Evanston, IU 425
WEBE — Dundalk, Md 465
WEBC — Duluth, Minn 484
WEBJ — Brewton, Ala 347
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WEBR — Buffalo, N. Y 521
WEBY — Milton, Fla 402
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WEEB — Southern Pines, N. C 555
WEED — Rocky Mount, N. C 554
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WEEK — Peoria, HI 428
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WEER — Warrenton, Va 646
WEEU — Reading, Pa. 592
WEEX — Easton, Pa 584
WEGO — Concord, N. C 547
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WEIC — Charleston. Ill 423
WEIM — Fitchburg, Mass 468
WEIR — Weirton, W. Va 658
WEJL — Scranton, Per. 593
WEKR — Fayetteviile, Term. 607
WEKY — Richmond, Ky 453
WEKZ — Monroe, Wis 662
WELC — Welch, W. Va 658
WELD — Fisher, W. Va 655
WELI — New Haven, Conn 391
WELK — Charlottesville, Va 640
WELL — Battle Creek, Mich 473
WELM — Elmira, N. Y 523
WELO — Tupelo, Miss 494
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WELS — Kinston, N. C 551
WELY — Ely, Minn 484
WEMB — Erwin, Tenn 607
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WENA — Bayamon, P. R 671
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WEOA — Evansville, Ind 431
WEOK — Pciughkeepsie, N. Y 540
WEOL — Elyria-Lorain, Ohio 564
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WEPM — Martinsburg, W. Va 656
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WETB — Johnson City, Tenn 608
WETO — Gadsden, Ala 349
WETU _ Wetumpka. Ala. 354
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WFAS — White Plains, N. Y. 545
WFAU — Augusta, Me 460
WF AX — Falls Church, Va 641
WFBC — Greenville, S. C 601
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WFBM — Indianapolis. Ind 433
WFBR — Baltimore. Md 464
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WFCR — Fairfax. Va 641
WFDF — Flint, Mich 476
WFDR — Manchester, Go. 414
WFEB — Sylacauga, Ala 353
WFEC — Miami, Fla 401
WFGM — Fitchburg, Mass 468
WFGN — Gaffney. S. C 600
WFHG — Bristol, Va 640
WFHR — Wisconsin Rapids, Wis 665
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WFIN — Findlay, Ohio 564
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WFKN — Franklin, Ky 448
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WFLO — FarmviUe. Va 641
WFLR — Dundee, N. Y 528
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WFMC — Goldsboro, N. C 548
WFMD — Frederick, Md 465
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WFMO — Fairmont, N. C 548
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WFOM — Marietta, Ga 414
WFOR — Hattiesburg, Miss 491
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WFOY — St. Augustine, Flo 404
WFPA — Ft. Payne. Ala. 349
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WFPM — Fort Valley, Ga 413
WFPR — Hammond, La 455
WFRA — Franklin. Pa 585
WFRC — Reidsville. N. C 553
WFRL — Freeport, 111 425
WFRM — Coudersport, Pa 584
WFRO — Fremont, Ohio 564
WFRP — Savannah. Go. 415
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WFST — Caribou, Me. 461
WFTC — Kinston, N. C. 551
WFTG — London. Ky 450
WFTL — Fort Lauderdale. Fla 397
WFTM — Maysville, Ky. 451
WFTR — Front Royal, Va. 641
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WFUL — Fulton, Ky. 448
WFUN — Huntsville. Ala 350
WFUR — Grand Rapids. Mich 477
WFVA — Fredericksburg. Va 641
WFVG — Fuquay Springs. N. C. 548
WFYC — Alma, Mich. 473
WGAA — Cedartown, Ga 410
WGAC — Augusta. Ga 408
WGAD — Gadsden. Ala. 349
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WGAN — Portland. Me 462
WGAP - Maryville. Tenn 610
WGAR — Cleveland. Ohio 562
WGAU — Athens. Ga 407
WGAW — Gardner. Mass 469
WGAY — Silver Spring, Md 466
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WGBB — Freeport, N. Y 525
WGBF — Evansville, Ind 431
WGBG — Greensboro, N. C 549
WGBI — Scranton-Wilkes Barre, Pa. ... 593
WGBR — Goldsboro, N. C 549
WGBS — Miami. Fla 401
WGCB — Red Lion. Pa 592
WGCD — Chester. S. C 599
WGCM — Gulfport. Miss 490
WGEA — Geneva.. Ala 349
WGEE — Indianapolis. Ind 433
WGEM — Quincy. Ill 429
WGES — Chicago, Ill 423
WGET — Gettysburg, Pa 585
WGEZ — Beloit. Wis 659
WGFS — Covington, Ga 412
WGGA — Gainesville, Ga 413
WGGG — Gainesville, Fla 398
WGGH — Marion, 111 427
WGH — Norfolk-Newport News. Va. . . 643
WGHM — Skowhegan, Me. 463
WGHN — Grand Haven. Mich 477
WGIG — Brunswick. Ga. 409
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WGIR — Manchester, N. H 512
WGIV — Charlotte, N. C 546
WGKA — Atlanta, Ga 408
WGKV — Charleston, W. Va 654
WGL — Ft. Wayne, Ind 432
WGLC — Centreville, Miss 489
WGMA — Hollywood. Fla 398
WGMS — Washington. D. C 394
WGN — Chicago, 111 423
WGNC — Gastonia. N. C 548
WGNI — Wilmington. N. C 556
WGNS — Murfreesboro, Tenn 611
WGNY — Newburgh. N. Y 527
WGOA — Winter Garden, Fla 406
WGOL — Goldsboro. N. C 549
WGOR — Georgetown, Ky 449
WGOV — Valdosta, Ga 417
WGP A — Bethlehem. Pa 582
WGPC — Albany, Ga 407
WGR — Buifalo, N. Y 523
WGRA — Cairo. Ga 409
WGRC — Louisville, Ky 450
WGRD — Grand Rapids. Mich 478
WGRM — Greenwood. Miss 490
WGRV — Greeneville. Tenn 608
WGRY — Gary, Ind. 432
WGSA — Ephrata. Pa 584
WGSM — Huntington. N. Y. 526
WGST — Atlanta. Ga 408
WGSV — Guntersville. Ala 350
WGSW — Greenwood, S. C 601
WGTA — Summer ville, Ga. 416
WGTC — Greenville. N. C 550
WGTL — Kannapolis, N. C 551
WGTM — Wilson, N. C. 556
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WGTN — Georgetown, S. C 601
WGTO — Cypress Gardens, Fla 396
WGUY — Bangor, Me 461
WGVA — Geneva. N. Y 525
WGVM — Greenville. Miss 490
WGWC — Selma. Ala 353
WGWR — Asheboro, N. C 545
WGY — Schenectady, N. Y 542
WGYV — Greenville, Ala 350
WHAB — Baxley. Ga 409
WHAI — Greenfield, Mass 469
WHAK — Rogers City. Mich 482
WHAL — Shelbyville, Tenn 613
WHAM — Rochester. N. Y 541
WHAN — Charleston. S. C 599
WHAP — Hopewell. Va 642
WHAR — Clarksburg, W. Va. 655
WHAS — Louisville, Ky 450
WHAT — Philadelphia, Pa 590
WHAV — . Haverhill, Mass 469
WHAW — Weston, W. Va 658
WHAY — New Britain, Conn 390
WHB — Kansas City, Mo 498
WHBB — Selma, Ala 353
WHBC — Canton, Ohio 561
WHBF — Rock Island. Ill 429
WHBG — Harrisonburg, Va. 642
WHBI — Newark. N. J 515
WHBL — Sheboygan, Wis 664
WHBN — Harrodsburg, Ky 449
WHBO — Tampa, Fla 405
WHBQ — Memphis. Tenn 611
WHBS — Huntsville. Ala 350
WHBT — Harriman, Tenn 608
WHBU — Anderson. Ind 431
WHBY — Appleton. Wis 659
WHCC — Waynesville. N. C 556
WHCO — Sparta, 111 430
WHCU — Ithaca. N. Y 526
WHDF — Houghton. Mich 478
WHDH — Boston. Mass 467
WHDL — Olean. N. Y 539
WHDM — McKenzie. Tenn 610
WHEB — Portsmouth. N. H 513
WHEC — Rochester. N. Y 541
WHED — . Washington. N. C 555
WHEE — Martinsville, Va 643
WHEN — Syracuse. N. Y 543
WHEP — Foley. Ala 349
WHER — Memphis, Tenn 611
WHFB — Benton Harbor -St. Joseph, Mich. 475
WHFC — Chicago. Ill 424
WHGB — Harrisburg, Pa 585
WHGR — Houghton Lake, Mich 478
WHHH — Warren. Ohio 568
WHHM — Memphis, Tenn 611
WHHY — Montgomery. Ala. 351
WHIE — Griffin, Ga 413
WHIL — Mediord-Boston. Mass 469
WHIM — Providence. R. 1 597
WHIN — Gallatin, Tenn 608
WHIO — Dayton, Ohio 564
WHIP — Mooresville. N. C 552
WHIR — Danville. Ky 448
WHIS — Bluefield, W. Va 654
WHIT — New Bern, N. C. 552
WHIY — Orlando, Fla 402
WHIZ — ZanesviUe, Ohio 568
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WHJB — Greensburg, Pa 585
WHJC — Matewan, W. Va 657
WHK — Cleveland, Ohio 563
WHKK — Akron, Ohio 559
WHKP — Hendersonville, N. C 550
WHKY — Hickory, N. C 550
WHLB — Virginia, Minn 487
WHLD — Niagara Falls, N. Y 539
WHLF — South Boston, Va 646
WHLI — Hempstead, N. Y 525
WHLL — Wheeling,, W. Va 658
WHLM — Bloomsburg, Pa 582
WHLN — Harlan, Ky 449
WHLP — Centerville, Tenn 605
WHLS — Port Huron, Mich 482
WHLT — Huntington, Ind 433
WHMA — Anniston, Ala 346
WHMI — Howell, Mich 479
WHMP — Northampton, Mass 470
WHNC — Henderson, N. C 550
WHNY — McComb, Miss 493
WHO — Des Moines, Iowa 439
WHOA — San Juan, P. R 673
WHOC — Philadelphia, Pa 494
WHOK — Lancaster, Ohio 565
WHOL — Allentown, Pa 581
WHOM — New York, N. Y 529
WHOO — Orlando. Fla 402
WHOP — Hopkinsville, Ky 449
WHOS — Decatur, Ala 348
WHOT — Campbell, Ohio 561
WHOW — Clinton, 111 424
WHP — Harrisburg, Pa 585
WHPB — Belton, S. C 598
WHPE — High Point, N. C 550
WHRV — Ann Arbor, Mich 473
WHSC — Hartsville, S. C 601
WHSY — Hattiesburg, Miss 491
WHTB — Talladega, Ala 353
WHTC — Holland, Mich 478
WHIG — Asbury Park, N. J 513
WHTN — Huntington, W. Va 655
WHUB — Cookeville, Tenn 607
WHUC — Hudson, N. Y 526
WHUM — Reading, Pa 592
WHUN — Huntingdon, Pa 586
WHVF — Wcusau, Wis 665
WHVH — Henderson, N. C 550
WHVR — Hanover, Pa 585
WHWB — Rutland, Vt 638
WHWL — Nanticoke, Pa 589
WHXY — Bogalusa, La 454
WHYE — Roanoke, Va 645
WHYL — Carlisle, Pa 583
WHYN — Springfield, Mass 471
WHYS — Ocala, Fla 402
WIAC — San Juan, P. R 673
WIAM — Williamston, N. C 556
WIBA — Madison, Wis 661
WIBB — Macon, Ga 414
W1BC — Indianapolis, Ind 433
WIBG — Philadelphia, Pa 590
WIBM — Jackson, Mich 479
WIBR — Baton Rouge, La 454
WIBU — Poynette, Wis 663
WIBV — Belleville, 111 421
W1BW — Topeka, Kans 446
WIBX — Utica, N. Y 543
WICA — Ashtabula, Ohio 559
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WICE — Providence, R. I. .
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WIKC — Bogalusa, La. .
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WIMO — Winder, Ga
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WINC — Winchester, Va. .
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WINI — Murphysboro, 111. .
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WINR — Binghamton, N. Y,
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WIOU — Kokomo, Ind
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WIPS — Ticonderoga, N. Y.
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WISE — Asheville, N. C. .
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WITH — Baltimore, Md 464
WITT — Lewisburg, Pa 587
WITY — Danville, I1L 424
WITZ — Jasper, Ind. 433
WIVI — Christiansted-Frederiksted, V. I. 673
WIVK — Knoxville, Tenn 609
WIVY — Jacksonville, Fla 399
WIZE — Springfield, Ohio 567
WIZZ — Streator, 111 430
WJAC — Johnstown, Pa 586
WJAG — Norfolk, Neb 508
WJAK — Jackson, Tenn 608
WJAM — Marion, Ala 350
WJAR — Providence, R. 1 597
WJAT — Swainsboro, Ga 416
WJAX — Jacksonville. Fla. 399
WJAY — Mullins, S. C 602
WJAZ — Albany. Go. 407
WJBB — Haleyville, Ala 350
WJBC — Bloomington, 111 421
WJBD — Salem, 111 429
WJBK — Detroit, Mich 475
WJBL — Holland, Mich 478
WJBO — Baton Rouge, La 454
WJBS — DeLand, Fla 397
WJBW — New Orleans, La 457
WJCD — Seymour, Ind 435
WJCM — Sebring, Fla 405
WJDA — Quincy, Mass 470
WJDB — Thomasville, Ala 353
WJDX — Jackson, Miss 491
WJEF — Grand Rapids, Mich 478
WJEH — Gallipolis, Ohio 565
WTEJ — Hagerstown. Md 465
WJEM — Valdosta. Ga 417
WJER — Dover, Ohio 564
WJET — Erie, Pa 585
WJHB — Talladega, Ala 353
WJHL — Johnson City, Tenn 608
WJHO— Opelika, Ala 352
WJIG — Tullahoma, Tenn 614
WJIM — Lansing, Mich 480
WJIV — Savannah, Ga 415
WJJC — Commerce, Ga 410
WJJD — Chicago, 111 424
WJJL — Niagara Falls, N. Y 539
WJJM — Lewisburg, Tenn. 610
WJLB — Detroit, Mich 476
WILD — Birmingham, Ala. 347
WJLK — Asbury Park, N. J 513
WJLS — Beckley, W. Va 654
WJMA — Orange, Va 644
WJMB — Brookhaven, Miss 489
WJMC — Rice Lake, Wis 664
WJMJ — Philadelphia, Pa 590
WJMO — Cleveland, Ohio 563
WJMR — New Orleans, La. 457
WJMS — Ironwood, Mich 479
WJMW — Athens, Ala 346
WJMX — Florence. S. C 600
WJNC — Jacksonville, N. C 550
WJNO — West Palm Beach, Fla 406
WJOB — Hammond, Ind 433
WJOC — Jamestown, N. Y 526
WJOI — Florence, Ala 349
WJOL — Jaliet, 111 . 426
WJON — St. Cloud, Minn. .-. 487
WJOT — Lake City, S. C 602
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WJOY — Burlington, Vt 638
WJPA — Washington, Pa 594
WJPG — Green Bay, Wis 660
WJPR — Greenville, Miss 490
WJPS — Evansville, Ind 432
WJPF — Herrin, 111 426
WJPD — Ishpeming, Mich 479
WJQS — Jackson, Miss 492
WJR — Detroit, Mich 476
WJRD — Tuscrioosa, Ala 353
WJRI — Lenoir, N. C 551
WJSB — Crestview, Fla. 396
WJTN — Jamestown, N. Y 526
WJUN — Mifflintown, Pa 589
WJVA — South Bend, Ind 435
WJW— Cleveland, Ohio 563
WJWL — Georgetown, Del 393
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WJXN — Jackson, Miss. 492
WJZM — Clarksville, Tenn 606
WKAB — Mobile, Ala . 351
WKAI — Macomb, 111 427
WKAL — Rome, N. Y 541
WKAM — Goshen, Ind 432
WKAN — Kankakee, 111 : 427
WKAP — Allentown, Pa 581
WKAQ — Santurce, P. R 673
WKAT — Miami Beach, Fla. 401
WKAY — Glasgow, Ky 449
WKBC — North Wilkesboro, N. C 553
WKBH — La Crosse, Wis 660
WKBI — St. Marys, Pa 593
WKBJ — Milan, Tenn 611
WKBL — Covington Tenn 607
WKBN — Youngstown, Ohio 568
WKBO — Harrisburg, Pa 585
WKBR — Manchester, N. H 512
WKBV — Richmond, Ind 435
WKBW — Buffalo, N. Y 523
WKBX — Corinth, Miss 490
WKBZ — Muskegon, Mich 481
WKCB — Berlin, N. H 511
WKCT — Bowling Green, Ky **'
WKD A — Nashville, Tenn 612
WKDK — Newberry, S. C 602
WKDL — Clarksdale, Miss 483
WKDN — Camden, N. J 515
WKDX — Hamlet, N. C |50
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WKLA — Ludington, Mich 480
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— Roaring Spring, Pa 592
— Flint, Mich 476
— Detroit-Dearborn, Mich 475
— Kalamazoo, Mich 480
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— La Crosse, Wis 661
— Cullman, Ala 348
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— San Juan, P. R 673
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— Wheeling. W. Va. 658
— Concord, N. H 511
— Knoxville, Tenn 609
— Sarasota, Fla 404
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— Paducah, Ky. 452
— Keyser, W. Va \.\\ 656
— Louisville, Ky 459
— Kalamazoo, Mich. 480
— Nashville, Tenn \\\\ 612
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— Lafollette. Tenn. 609
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— Lakeland. Fla 400
— Lewiston. Me. 461
— Lancaster, Pa. 587
— Lexington. Ky , 449
— Rome, Ga. 415
— Athens, Tenn 605
— Jacksonville, N. C 551
— Conway, S. C. 600
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WLAV — Grand Rapids. Mich 478
WLAY — Muscle Shoals, Ala 352
WLBA — Gainesville, Ga 413
WLBB — Carrollton, Ga 410
WLBC — Muncie, Ind. 434
WLBE — Leesburg, Fla 400
WLBG — Laurens, S. C 602
WLBH — Mattoon, 111 427
WLBJ — Bowling Green, Ky 447
WLBK — De Kalb. Ill 425
WLBN — Lebanon, Ky 449
WLBR — Lebanon, Pa 587
WLBS — Birmingham, Ala 347
WLBZ — Bangor, Me 461
WLC — La Crosse, Wis 661
WLCM — Lancaster, S. C 602
WLCO — Eustis, Fla 397
WLCR — Torrington, Conn 391
WLCS — Baton Rouge, La 454
WLDB — Atlantic City, N. J 513
WLDS — Jacksonville, 111 426
WLDY — Ladysmith. Wis 661
WLEA — Hornell, N. Y 525
WLEC — Sandusky. Ohio 567
WLEE — Richmond. Va 644
WLET — Toccoa, Ga 417
WLEU — Erie, Pa 585
WLEW — Bad Axe, Mich 473
WLEX — Lexington. Ky 449
WLFA — Lafayette, Ga : 413
WLFH — Little Falls, N. Y 526
WLIB — New York, N. Y 533
WLIK — Newport, Tenn 612
WLIL — Lenoir City, Tenn 610
WLIP — Kenosha, Wis 660
WLIS — Old Saybrook, Conn 391
WLLH — Lowell-Lawrence, Mass 469
WLLY — Richmond. Ver. 644
WLMJ — Jackson, Ohio 565
WLNA — Peekskill. N. Y 540
WLNH — Laccnia. N. H 512
WLOA — Braddock, Pa 582
WLOB — Portland. Me 462
WLOC — Munfordville, Ky. . . 451
WLOE — Leaksville, N. C 551
WLOF — Orlando, Fla 402
WLOG — Logan, W. Va 656
WLOH — Princeton. W. Va 658
WLOI — La Porte, Ind 434
WLOK — Memphis, Tenn 610
WLOL — Minneapolis, Minn 486
WLON — Lincolnton, N. C. . . 551
WLOS — Asheville, N. C. 545
WLOU — Louisville. Ky 450
WLOW — Norfolk. Va 643
WLOX — Biloxi-Gulfport. Miss 488
WLPM — Suffolk, Va. 646
WLPO — La Salle, 111. 427
WLRP — New Albany, Ind 435
WLS — Chicago, 111. 424
WLSD — Big Stone Gap. Va 639
WLSE — Wallace. N. C 555
WLSH — Lansford. Pa 587
WLSI — Pikeville, Ky. 452
WLSM — Louisville, Miss 492
WLSV — Wellsville, N. Y 544
WLTC — Gastonia, N. C. 548
WLVA — Lynchburg, Va, 642
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Station City— State Page
WLW — Cincinnati. Ohio ....... 562
WLYC — Williamsport. Pa " 595
WLYN — Lynn, Mass 469
WMAB — Munising. Mich 481
WMAF — Madison, Fla. 400
WMAG — Forrest, Miss 490
WMAJ — State College. Pa 594
WMAK — Nashville, Tenn 612
WMAL — Washington, D. C 394
WMAM — Marinette, Wis 661
WMAN — Mansfield, Ohio 565
WMAP — Monroe, N. C 552
WMAQ — Chicago. Ill 424
WMAS — Springfield. Mass 471
WMAX — Grand Rapids. Mich 478
WMAY — Springfield. Ill 430
WMAZ — Macon, Ga 414
WMBC — Macon, Miss 492
WMBD — Peoria, III 429
WMBG — Richmond, Va. 645
WMBH — Joplin, Mo 498
WMBL — Morehead City, N. C 552
WMBM — Miami Beach, Fla 402
WMBN — Petoskey, Mich. 482
WMBO — Auburn. N. Y 521
WMBR — Jacksonville. Fla 399
WMBS — Uniontown, Pa 594
WMC — Memphis. Tenn 611
WMCA — New York. N. Y 533
WMCD — Welch, W. Va 658
WMCH — Church Hill. Tenn 606
WMCK — McKeespcrt, Pa 589
WMCW — Harvard. Ill 426
WMDC — Hazlehurst. Miss 491
WMDD — Fejardo, P. R 4 . . . 671
WMDN — Midland. Mich 481
WMEG — Eau Gallie. Flcr. 397
WMEN — Tallahassee. Fla 405
WMEV — Marion, Va 642
WMEX — Boston. Mass 467
WMFC — Monroe ville, Ala 351
WMFD — Wilmington. N. D 556
WMFG — Hibbing. Minn 485
WMFJ — Daytona Beach, Fla 396
WMFF — High Point, N. C 550
WMFS — Chattanooga-. Tenn 606
WMFT — Terre Haute. Ind 436
WMGA — Moultrie, Ga 415
WMGE — Madison. Ga 414
WMGM — New York, N. Y 535
WMGR — Bainbridge, Ga 409
WMGW — Meadville, Pa 589
WMGY — Montgomery. Ala 351
WMIA — Arecibo, P. R 671
WMIC — Monroe, Mich 481
WMID — Atlantic City. N. J. . . . 513
WMIE — Miami, Fla 401
WMIK — Middlesboro. Ky 451
WMIL — Wilwaukee. Wis 662
WMIN — St. Paul. Minn 487
WMIQ — Iron Mountain, Mich 479
WMIS — Natchez, Miss 493
WMIX — Mt. Vernon. Ill 428
WMJM — Cordele, Ga 410
WMLF — Pineville, Ky 452
WMLP —Milton, Pa 589
WMLS — Sylacauga, Ala 353
WMLT — Ihiblin, Ga. 412
Station City — State Page
WMLV — Millville, N. J 515
WMMA — Miami, Fla 401
WMMB — Melbourne, Fla 400
WMMH — Marshall, N. C 552
WMMN — Fairmont. W. Va 655
WMMS — Bath, Me 461
WMMT — McMinnville, Tenn 610
WMMW — Meriden, Conn 389
WMNA — Gretna, Va 641
WMNB — North Adams, Mass 470
WMNC — Morganton. N. C 552
WMNE — Menomonie, Wis 662
WMNS — Olean, N. Y 539
WMOA — Marietta, Ohio 566
WMOD — Moundsville. W. Va 657
WMOG — Brunswick, Ga 409
WMOH — Hamilton, Ohio 565
WMOK — Metropolis, 111 427
WMON — Montgomery, W. Va, 657
WMOO — Milford. Mass 470
WMOP — Ocala, Fla 402
WMOR — Morehead. Ky 451
WMOX — Meridian. Miss. 493
WMOZ — Mobile, Ala 351
WMPA — Aberdeen. Miss 488
WMPL — Hancock. Mich. 478
WMPM — Smithfield, N. C 554
WMPS — Memphis. Tenn 611
WMPT — South Williamsport. Pa 594
WMRB — Greenville. S. C 601
WMRE — Monroe. Ga 414
WMRF — Lewistown, Pa 587
WMRI — Marion, Ind 434
WMRN — Marion, Ohio 566
WMRO — Aurora, 111. 421
WMRP — Flint, Mich 476
WMSA — Massena, N. Y 527
WMSC — Columbia, S. C 600
WMSJ — Sylva, N. C 555
WMSL — Decatur, Ala 348
WMSN — Raleigh, N. C 553
WMSR — Manchester, Tenn 610
WMT — Cedar Rapids, Iowa 437
WMTA — Central City, Ky 447
WMTC — Vancleve. Ky 453
WMTE — Manistee. Mich 480
WMTM — Moultrie. Ga 415
WMTN — Morristown, Tenn 611
WMTR — Morristown. N. J. 515
WMTS — Murfreesboro, Tenn 612
WMUS — Muskegon. Mich 481
WMUU — Greenville. S. C. 601
WMVA — Martinsville, Va. . 643
WMVG — Milledgevile, Ga 414
WMVO — Mt. Vernon, Ohio 566
WMYB — Myrtle Beach, S. C. 602
WMYR — Ft. Myers, Fla 398
WNAB — Bridgeport. Conn 389
WNAC — Boston, Mass 467
WNAE — Warren, Pa 594
WNAG — Grenada, Miss 490
WNAH — Nashville, Tenn 612
WNAM — Neenah, Wis 663
WNAR — Norristown, Pa 589
WNAT — Natchez. Miss 493
WNAU — New Albany, Miss 493
WNAV — Annapolis. Md 464
WNAX — Yankton. S. D 605
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Station City — State Page
WNBF — Binghomton, N. Y 521
WNBH — New Bedford, Mass 470
WNBP — Newburyport, Mass 470
WNBS — Murray, Ky 451
WNBT — Wellsboro, Pa 594
WNBZ — Saranac Lake, N. Y 541
WNCA — Siler City, N. C 554
WNCC — Barnsboxo, Pa 582
WNDB — Daytona Beach, Fla 396
WNDR — Syracuse, N. Y 543
WNDU — South Bend, Ind 435
WNEB — Worcester, Mass 472
WNEG — Toccoa, Ga 417
WNEL — Caguas, P. R 671
WNER — Live Oak, Fla 400
WNES — Central City, Ky 447
WNEW — New York, N. Y 535
WNEX — Macon, Ga 414
WNGO — Mayfield, Ky 451
WNHC — New Haven, Conn 391
WNIA — Buffalo, N. Y 523
WNIL — Niles, Mich 481
WNTX — ?r>ringfield. Vt 639
WNJR - Newark, N. J 515
WNKY — Neon, Ky 451
WNLA — Indianola, Miss 491
WNLC — New London, Conn 391
WNLK — Norwalk, Conn 391
WNMP — Evanston, 111 425
WNNC — Newton, N. C 553
WNNJ — Newton, N. J 515
WNNT — Warsaw, Va 646
WNOE — New Orleans, La 458
WNOG — Naples, Fla 402
WNOK — Columbia, S. C 600
WNOP — Newport, Ky 451
WNOR — Norfolk, Va 643
WNOS — High Point, N. C 550
WNOW— York, Pa 596
WNOX — KnoxviDa, Tenn 609
WNPT — Tuscaloosa, Ala 353
WNRC — New Rochelle, N. Y 527
WNRG — Grundy, Va 641
WNRI — Woonsocket, R. 1 597
WNRV — Narrows, Va 643
WNSL — Laurel, Miss 492
WNVA — Norton, Va 644
WNXT — Portsmouth, Ohio 567
WNYS — Salamanca, N. Y 541
WOAI — San Antonio, Tex 632
WOAP — Owosso, Mich 481
WOAY — Oak Hill, W. Va 657
WOBS — Jacksonville, Fla 399
WOBT — Rhinelander, Wis 664
WOC — Davenport, Iowa 438
WOCB — West Yarmouth, Mass 471
WOCH — North Vernon, Ind 435
WOHI — East Liverpool, Ohio 564
WOHO — Toledo, Ohio 567
WOHP — Bellefontaine. Ohio 559
WOHS — Shelby, N. C 554
WOIC — Columbia, S. C 600
WOKE — Oak Ridge, Tenn 613
WOKJ — Jackson, Miss 492
WOKK — Meridian, Miss 493
WOKO — Albany, N. Y 520
WOKY — Milwaukee, Wis 662
WOKZ — Alton, m 421
Station City — State
WOL — Washington, D. C.
WOLF — Syracuse, N. Y. .
WOLS — Florence, S. C. .
WOMI — Owensboro, Ky.
WOMT — Manitowoc, Wis.
WOND — Pleasantville, N. J
WONE — Dayton, Ohio
WONG — Oneida, N. Y. .
WONN — Lakeland, Fla. .
WONW — Defiance, Ohio
WOOD — Grand Raoids. Mich
WOOF — Dothan, Ala. .
WOOK — Washington, D.
WOOO — DeLand. Fla. .
WOPA — Oak Park, 111. .
WOPI — Bristol. Tenn. . . .
WOR — New York, N. Y. .
WORA — Mayaguez, P. R.
WORC — Worcester, Mass.
WORD — Spartanburg, S. C
WORK — York. Pa
WORL — Boston, Mass. . .
WORM — Savannah, Tenn.
WORX — Madison, Ind. ..
WOSA — Wausau, Wis. . .
WOSC — Fulton, N. Y. . .
WOSH — Oshkosh, Wis. .
WOTR — Corry. Pa
WOTW — Nashua. N. H.
WOV — New York, N. Y.
WOW — Omaha, Neb. . . .
WOWL — Florence, Ala. .
WOWO — Ft. Wayne, Ind.
WOXF — Oxford. N. C. ...
WOZK — Ozark. Ala. . . .
WPAB — Ponce. P. R
WPAC — Patchogue, N. Y.
WPAD — Paducah. Ky. .
WPAG — Ann Abor, Mich.
V/PAL — Charleston, S. C.
WPAM — Pottsville, Pa. .
WPAQ — Mt. Airy, N. C.
WPAR — Parkersburg, W. Va
WPAT — Petersen, N. J.
WPAW — Pawtucket, R. I.
WPAX — Thomas ville, Ga.
WP AY — Portsmouth, Ohio
WPAZ — Pottstown, Pa. . .
WPBB — Jackson, Ala. . .
WPBC — Minneapolis, Minn
WPCF — Panama City, Fla
WPCO — Mount Vernon, Ind
WPCT — Putnam, Conn. .
WPDM — Potsdam, N. Y.
WPDQ — Jacksonville, Fla.
WPDR — Portage, Wis. .
WPDX — Clarksburg, W. Va
WPEG — Arlington, Fla. .
WPEN — Philadelphia, Pa.
WPEO — Peoria, 111
WPEP — Taunton, Mass. .
WPET — Greensboro, N. C.
WPFA — Pensacola, Fla. .
WPFB — Middletown, Ohio
WPFD — Darlington, S. C.
WPFP — Park Falls, Wis.
WPGC — Morningside, Md.
WPGW — Portland, Ind. .
WPIC — Sihcron, Pa. ...
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WPID — Piedmont, Ala 352
WPIK — Alexandria, Va 639
WPIN — St. Petersburg, Fla 404
WPIT — Pittsburgh. Pa 591
WPKE — Pikeville, Ky 452
WPKO — Waverly, Ohio 568
WPKY — Princeton, Ky 452
WPLA — Plant City, Fla 404
WPLH — Huntington. W. Va 656
WPLM — Plymouth, Mass 470
WPLY — Plymouth, Wis 663
WPME — Punxsutawney, Pa 592
WPMP — Pascagcula, Miss 493
WPNF — Brevard, N. C 546
WPNX — Phenix City, Ala 352
WPON — Pontiac, Mich 482
WPOP — Hartford, Conn 389
WPOR — Portland. Me 462
WPOW — New York, N. Y 537
WPPA — Pottsville, Pa 592
WPRA — Mayaguez, P. R 671
WPRC — Lincoln, 111 427
WPRE — Prairie du Chien, Wis 663
WPRO — Providence, R. 1 597
WPRP — Ponce, P. R 672
WPRS — Paris, 111 428
WPRW — Manassas, Va. 642
WPRY — Perry, Fla 403
WPTF — Raleigh, N. C 553
WPTR — Albany, N. Y 520
WPTS — Pittston, Pa 592
WPTW — Piqua, Ohio 566
WPTX — Lexington Park, Md 465
WPUV — Pulaski, Va 644
WPVA — Petersburg, Va 644
WPVL — Painesville, Ohio 566
WQAM — Miami, Fla 401
WQBC _ Vicksburg, Miss 494
WQIK — Jacksonville, Fla- 399
WQOK — Greenville, S. C 601
WQSN — Charleston, S. C 599
WQUA — Moline, 111 427
WQUB — Galesburg, 111 426
WQXI — Atlanta, Ga 408
WQXR — New York, N. Y 539
WQXT — Palm Beach, Fla 403
WRAC — Racine, Wis 663
WRAD — Radford, Va 644
WRAG — Carrollton, Ala 348
WRAJ — Anna., Ill 421
WRAK — Williamsport, Pa 596
WRAL — Raleigh, N. C 553
WRAM — Monmouth, 111 428
WRAP — Norfolk, Va 643
WRAW — Reading, Pa 592
WRAY — Princeton, Ind 435
WRBC — Jackson, Miss 492
WRBL — Columbus, Ga 410
WRC — Washington, D. C 394
WRCA — New York, N. Y 539
WRCD — Dalton, Ga 412
WRCO — Richland Center, Wis 664
WRCS — Ahoskie, N. C 545
WRCV — Philadelphia. Pa 590
WRDB — Reedsburg. Wis 663
WRDO — Augusta, Me 460
WRDW — Augusta, Ga 409
WREB — Holyoke, Mass 469
WREC — Memphis, Tenn 611
Station City— State Page
WREL — Lexington, Va 642
WREN — Topeka, Kans 446
WREV — Reidsville, N. C 553
WRFC — Athens, Ga 407
WRFD — Worthington. Ohio 568
WRFS — Alexander City. Ala 346
WRFW — Eau Claire, Wis 660
WRGA — Rome, Ga 415
WRGS — Rogersville, Tenn 613
WRHC — Jacksonville. Fla 399
WRHI — Rock Hill. S. C 603
WRIB — Providence, R. 1 597
WRIC — Richlands, Va. 644
WRIO — Rio Piedras, P. R 672
WRIS — Roanoke, Va 645
WRIT — Milwaukee, Wis 662
WRIV — Riverhead, N. Y 540
VvRJN — Racine, Wis 663
WRJW — Picayune, Miss 494
WRKD — Rockland, Me 463
WRKH — Rcckwood, Tenn 613
WRLD — West Point, Ga 418
WRMA — Montgomery, Ala 351
WRMF — Titusville, Fla 406
WRMN — Elgin, 111 425
WRNB — New Bern, N. C 552
WRNL — Richmond, Va 645
WROB — West Point, Miss 494
WROD — Daytona Beach, Fla 397
WROK — Rockford. Ill 429
WROM — Rome. Ga 415
WRON — Ronceverte, W. Va 658
WROS — Scottsboro. Ala 352
WROV — Roanoke, Va 645
WROW — Albany, N. Y 520
WROX — Clarksdale, Miss 489
WROY — Carmi, 111. 421
WRPB — Warner Bobbins, Ga 417
WRR — Dallas, Tex. 620
WRRF — Washington, N. C 555
WRRR — Rockford, 111 429
WRRZ — Clinton, N. C 547
WRSA — Saratoga Springs-Glens Falls,
N. Y -.- 541
WRSW — Warsaw, Ind. 436
WRTA — Altoona, Pa. 581
WRUF — Gainesville, Fla 398
WRUM — Rumiord, Me 463
WRUN — Utica, N. Y 543
WRUS — Russellville, Ky 453
WRVA — Richmond, Va 645
WRVK — Renfro Valley, Ky 453
WRVM — Rochester, N. Y 541
WRWB — Kissimmee, Fla 399
WRWJ — Selma, Ala, 353
WRXO — Roxboro. N. C 554
WSAC — Ft. Knox, Ky 448
WSAI — Cincinnati, Ohio 561
WSAL — Logansport, Ind 434
WSAM — Saginaw, Mich 482
WSAN — Allentown, Pa 581
WSAR — Fall River, Mass 468
WSAT — Salisbury, N. C 554
WSAU — Wausau. Wis 665
WSAV — Savannah, Ga 416
WS AY — Rochester, N. Y 541
WSAZ — Huntington, W, Va 656
WSB — Atlanta, Ga 408
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Station City— State Page
WSBA — York, Pa 596
WSBB — New Smyrna Beach, Fla 402
WSBC — Chicago, 111 424
WSBS — Great Bcrrington, Mass 469
WSBT — South Bend, Ind 435
WSCR — Scranton. Pa 593
WSDB — Homestead. Fla 398
WSDR — Sterling, 111 430
WSEV — Sevierville, Tenn 613
WSFB — Quitman, Ga. 415
WSFC — Somerset. Ky. 453
WSFT — Thomaston. Ga. . . .... 416
WSGA — Savannah. Ga 416
WSGC — Elberton. Ga 412
WSGN — Birmingham. Ala 347
WSGW-— Saginaw, Mich 482
WSHE — Sheboygan. Wis 664
WSIC — Statesville. N. C 555
WSID — Baltimore, Md. 464
WSIG — Mount Jackson, Va 643
WSIP — Paintsville. Ky 452
WSIR — Winter Haven, Fla. .......... 406
WSIV — Pekin. 111. 428
WSIX — Nashville. Tenn 612
WSIZ — Douglas. Ga. 412
WSJC — Magee. Miss 493
WSJM — Saint Joseph. Mich 482
WSJS — Winston-Salem, N. C 556
WSKI — Montpelier, Vt 638
WSKN — Saugerties, N. Y 542
WSKP — Miami. Fla 401
WSKY — Asheville. N. C 545
WSLB — Ogdensburg, N. Y 539
WSLI — Jackson, Miss 492
WSLM — Salem, Ind 435
WSLS — Roanoke, Va 645
WSM — Nashville. Tenn 612
WSMB ■— New Orleans, La 458
WSME — Sanford. Me 463
WSMI — Litchfield. Ill 427
WSMT — Sparta, Tenn 613
WSNJ — Bridgeton. N. J 513
WSNT — Sanders ville, Ga 415
WSNW — Seneca, S. C 603
WSNY —- Schenectady. N. Y 542
WSOC — Charlotte, N. C. 546
WSOK — Nashville. Tenn. 612
WSON — Henderson. Ky 449
WSOO — Sault Ste. Marie, Mich 482
WSOY — Decatur. Ill 425
WSPA — Spartanburg. S. C 603
WSPB — Sarasota, Fla 405
WSPD — Toledo. Ohio 567
WSPN — Saratoga Springs. N. Y 541
WSPR — Springfield, Mass. 471
WSPT — Stevens Point, Wis. 664
WSRC — Durham, N. C. . 547
WSRS — Cleveland Heights, Ohio .... 563
WSRW — Hillsboro. Ohio 565
WSSB — Durham, N. C. 547
WSSC — Sumter, S. C 603
WSSO — Starkville. Miss 494
WSSV — Petersburg. Va 644
WSTA — St. Thomas, V. 1 673
WSTC — Stamford. Conn 391
WSTL — Eminence, Ky 448
WSTN~St. Augustine, Fla. .......... 404
Station City — State Page
WSTP — Salisbury. N. C 554
WSTR — Sturgis, Mich 483
WSTU — Stuart. Fla 405
WSTV — Steubenville, Ohio 567
WSUH — Oxford, Miss 493
WSUN — St. Petersburg. Fla 404
WSUX — Seaford, Del 393
WSVA — Harrisonburg. Va 642
WSVS — Crewe, Va 640
WSWN — Belle Glade, Fla. 395
WSWW — Platteville, Wis 663
WSYB — Rutland, Vt 638
WSYD — Mount Airy. N. C 552
WSYL — Sylvania, Ga 416
WSYR — Syracuse, N. Y 543
WTAB — Tabor City, N. C 555
WTAC — Flint. Mich 477
WTAD — Quincy, 111 429
WTAG — Worcester. Mass 472
WTAL — Tallahassee, Fla 405
WTAM — Atlanta, Ga 408
WTAN — Clearwater. Fla 395
WTAO — Cambridge, Mass 468
WTAQ — La Grange. Ill 427
WTAR — Norfolk, Va 643
WTAW — Bryan, Tex 617
WTAX — Springfield, 111 430
WTAY — Robinson, 111 429
WTBC — Tuscaloosa, Aia 354
WTBF — Troy, Ala 353
WTBO — Cumberland, Md 465
WTCB — Flomaton, Ala 349
WTCH — Shawano, Wis 664
WTCJ — Tell City. Ind. 436
WTCM — Traverse City, Mich 483
WTCN — . Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn. . 486
WTCO — Campbellsville, Ky 447
WTCR — Ashland, Ky 447
WTCS — Fairmont. W. Va 655
WTCW — Whitesburg, Ky 453
WTEL — Philadelphia, Pa 590
WTHE — Spartanburg. S. C 603
WTHI — Terre Haute. Ind 436
WTHR — Panama City, Fla 403
WTIC — Hartford, Conn 389
WTIG — Massillon, Ohio 566
WTIK — Durham. N. C 547
WTIL — Mayaguez, P. R 672
WTIM — Taylorville, 111 430
WTIP — Charleston, W. Va 655
WTIV — Titusville, Pa 594
WTIX — New Orleans, La 458
WTJH — East Point, Ga 412
WTJS — Jackson, Tenn 608
WTKM — Hartford. Wis 660
WTKO— Ithaca. N. Y 526
WTLB — UtiocB. N. Y. 543
WTLG — Bowling Green. Ohio • 559
WTLS — Tallassee. Ala 353
WTMA — Charleston, S. C 599
WTMC — Ocala. Fla 402
WTMJ — Milwaukee. Wis 662
WTNC — Thomasville, N. C 555
WTND — Orangeburg, S. C 602
WTNJ — Trenton. N. J 516
WINS — Coshocton, Ohio 563
WTNT — Tallahassee, Fla, 405
WTOB — Winston-Salem. N. C. . 556
Station City — State Page
WTOC — Savcainah, Ga 416
WTOD — Toledo, Ohio 567
WTOE — Spruce Pine. N. C 555
WTOL — Toledo, Ohio 568
WTON — Staunton, Va 646
WTOP — Washington, D. C 394
WTOR — Torrington, Conn 392
WTOW — Towson, Md 466
WTPR — Paris, Tenn 613
WTPS — New Orleans, La 458
WTRA — Latrobe. Pa 587
WTRB — Ripley, Tenn 613
WTRC — Elkhart, Ind 431
WTRL — Bradenton, Fla 395
WTRN — Tyrone, Pa 594
WTRO — Dyersburg, Tenn 607
WTRP — LaGrange, Ga 414
WTRR — Stanford, Fla 404
WTRU — Muskegon, Mich 481
WTR W — Two Rivers, Wis 665
WTRX — Bellaire, Ohio 559
WTRY — Troy. N. Y 543
WTSA — Brattleboro, Vt 638
WTSB — Lumberton. N. C 552
WTSL — Lebanon, N. H 512
WTSN — Dover. N. H 512
WTSP — St. Petersburg. Fla 404
WTSV — Claremont, N. H 511
WTTB — Veio Beach. Fla 406
WTTH — Port Huron, Mich 482
WTTL — Madisonville, Ky 451
WTTM — Trenton, N. J 516
WTTN — Watertown. Wis 665
WTTR — Westminster, Md 466
WTTS — Blcomington. Ind 431
WTUC — Union City, Tenn 614
WTUP — Tupelo, Miss 494
WTUS — Tuskegee, Ala 354
WTUX — Wilmington, Del 393
WTVB — Coldwater, Mich 475
WTVL — Waterville, Me 463
WTVN — Columbus. Ohio 563
WTWA — Thomson, Ga 416
WTWN — St. Johnsbury, Vt 639
WTXL — West Springfield, Mass 471
WTYC — Rock Hill, S. C 603
WTYM — Springfield. Mass 471
WTYN — Tryon, N. C 555
WTYS — Marianna. Fla 400
WULA — Eui aula, Ala. 349
WUSJ — Lockpoxt. N. Y 526
WUST — Washington, D. C 394
WVAM — Altoona, Pa 581
WVCG — Coral Gables, Fla 395
WVCH — Chester. Pa 583
WVEC — Hampton, Va 642
WVET — Rochester, N. Y 541
WVIM — Vicksburg, Miss 494
WVJP — Caguas. P. R 671
WVJS — Owensboro, Ky 452
WVKO — Columbus. Ohio 563
WVLK — Lexington, Ky 450
WVLN — Olney, 111 428
WVMC — Mount Carmel, 111 428
WVMI — Biloxi. Miss 488
WNA — Tuscumbia, Ala 354
WVNJ — Newark. N. J 515
WVOK — Birmingham, Ala 347
WVOP — VidaJia, Ga 417
Station City— State Page
WVOS — Liberty, N. Y 526
WVOT — Wilson. N. C 556
WVOW — Logan, W. Va 656
WVPO — Strcudsbura. Pa 594
WVSC — Somerset, Pa 593
WWW — Grafton-Fairmonf , W. Va 655
WWBC — Bay City, Mich 473
WWBD — Bamberg. S. C 598
WWBZ — Vineland, N. J 517
WWCA — Gary, Ind 432
WWCO — Waterbury. Conn 392
WWDC — Washington. D. C 394
WWEZ — New Orleans. La 458
WWGP — Sanford. N. C 554
WWGS — Tifton. Ga 417
WWHG — Hornell. N. Y 526
WWTL — Ft. Lauderdale, Fla 398
WWIN — Baltimore. Md 464
WWIT — Canton, N. C 546
WW7 — Detroit, Mich 476
WWXY-. Winchester, Ky 453
WWL — New Orleans, La 458
WWNC — Asheville, N. C 545
WWNH — Rochester, N. H 513
WWNR — Beckley. W. Va 654
WWNS — Statesboro, Ga 416
WWNY — Watertown. N. Y 544
WWOD — Lynchburg, Va 642
WWOK — Charlotte. N. C 547
WWOL — Buffalo. N. Y 523
WWON — Woonsocket, R. 1 598
WWPA — Williamsport, Per- 596
WWPF — Palatka. Fla 403
WWRI — West Warwick, R. 1 597
WWRL — Woodside, N. Y 545
WWSC — Glens Falls. N. Y 525
WWSR — St. Albans, Vt 638
WWST — Wooster. Ohio 568
WWSW — Pittsburgh, Pa 592
WWTB — Tampa. Fla 405
WWVA — Wheeling. W. Va 658
WWWB — Jasper, Ala. 350
WWWF — Fayette. Ala 349
WWWR — Russellville, Ala 352
WWWW — Rio Piedras, P. R 672
WWXL — Manchester, Ky 451
WWYO — Pineville, W. Va 658
WXAL — Demopolis, Ala 348
WXGI — Richmond, Va. 645
WXLW — Indianapolis, Ind, 433
WXOK — Baton Rouge, La 454
WXRF — Guayama, P. R 671
WXXX — Hattiesburg, Miss 491
WXYZ — Detroit, Mich 476
WYCL — York. S. C 603
WYDE — Birmingham, Ala. 347
WYLD — New Orleans, La 457
WYMB — Manning, S. C 602
WYOU — Newport News, Va 643
WYSE — Lakeland, Fla 400
WYSR — Franklin, Va 641
WYTI — Rocky Mount, Va. 645
WYVE — Wytheville, Pa 647
WYZE — Atlanta, Ga 408
WZIP — Covington. Ky 448
WZOB — Ft. Payne, Ala 349
WZOK — Jacksonville, Fla 399
WZRO — Jacksonville Beach, Fla 399
WZYX — Cowan, Tenn 607
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 3,237,000; Families— 832,000; Lie. Stations— 100,
Sta. CP's— 5; Radio Homes— 796,000; TV Homes— 492,000
WAVU-Albertville-1947
Frequency: 630 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Walts d.
Owned-Oper. By . Sand Mt. Bcstg. Service
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 411
Tel.: 830 News Service, UP
Transcription Service World
Gen. Mgr . Pat M. Courington
Comm. Mgr Bill Hagl'er
Sales Prom. Mgr John Culp
WJMW-Aihens-1948
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By... Athens Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address Hine St.
Tel.: 565 News Service: AP
Trans. Ser SESAC
Pres.-Gen. Mgr Homer F. Dunnavant
Program Dir Robt. V. Dunnavant
Chief Eng William G. Mitchell
WRFS-Alexander City— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 1050 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . Piedmont Service Corp.
Business Studio Address 12 Main St.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative .... Sears & Ayers, Dixieland
Membership NAB, RAB
General Mgr Jim Whatley
WCTA-Andalusia-1946
KBS
Frequency: 920 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Andalusia Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Sanf ord Rd.
Tel.: 1340 News Service, AP
Transcription Service RCA
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. Dige Bishop
Sales Prom. Manager Don Cooke
Program Director Jeanette Powell
WANA— Annision— 1954— KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc. .... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned Gadsden Radio Co.
Address Box 509
Tel: AD 7-1627 News Service: UP
Rep McGillvra, Inc.
Owner C. L. Graham
Genera1 Mgr Mac M. Thomas
WHMA— Annision— 1938— ABN
Frequency: 1390 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d.; 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By . . Anniston Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address Radio Bldg.
Tel.: AD 6-7545 News Service, UP
Newspaper Affil Anniston Star
Transcription Service World-Langworth
Representative Walker
Membership NAB
President Harry M. Ayers
Gen.-Sta. Mgr Malcolm Street
Program Director Rosamond Ponder
Publicity Director ......... E. Cody Hall
Sales Prom. Mgr W. Hall Wray
Chief Engineer. James A. Hudson
WATM-Aimore-1949
Frequency: 1590 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By .... . Southland Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 59
Tel.: 50 News Service, UP
Transcription Service World
Gen. Mgr., Ch. Eng .T. C. Miniard
Comm. Mgr., Julia Miniard
W A U D-Auburn-1947-ABN
Frequency: 1230 Kc ...Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Auburn Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 391
Tel.: 1240 News Service, AP
Pres., Gen.-Sta. Mgr Elmer G. Salter
Sales Prom. Mgr Bob Sanders
Chief Engineer George Murphy
WBCA— Bay Mineiie-
KBS
1957
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned SW Alabama Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 426
Tel.: 2281 News Service: UP
Representative Best
Gen. Mgr Jim Stewart
Prog. Dir Al Perkins
WBC0— Bessemer— 1949
Frequency: 1450 Kc. .Power: 250 Watts
Owned Bessemer Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business Address .Box 510
Telephone HA 5-2182
Representative Stars National. Inc.
Membership NAB
Pres. J- E. Lanier
General Manager Dean R. Upson
WAPI
-Birmingham-
NBC
1922
Frequency: 1070 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Oper. By Central N. Y. Broadcasting
Address P. O. Box 2553
Tel.: 4-2466 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil. .......... Birmingham News
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Representative John Blair
Membership NAB, RAB
Gen. Mgr Charles F. Grisham
VP Programming Ray A. Furr
Sales Dir Albert J. Gillen
Publicity Director James Chenoweth
Chief Engineer J. V. Sanderson
W BR C— Birmingham-
CBS
1925
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WBRC, Inc.
Address 1729 2nd Ave., N.
Tel.: AL 2-3172 News Service. AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, RAB
Gen. Mgr R. L. Bevington
Merchandising Mgr Rena Webb
Nat. Sales Mgr G. O. Privett
Prog. Dir Fox Lightfoot
Chief Engineer Robert L. DuPriest
W C R T— Birmingham— 1953
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Chapman Radio-TV Co.
Business Address 725 S. 22nd St.
Tel.: AL 2-3019 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Owners W. A. & G. K. Chapman
Gen., Com.. Mgr Rudy C. Clark
WED R— Birmingham— 1949
Frequency: 1220 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Edwin H. Estes
Business Address ...1417 Fourth Ave. N.
Tel.: 4-0925 News Service: UP
Representative John E. Pearson
Owner Edwin H. Estes
Gen. Mgr William R. Kennedy
W E Z B— Birmingham— 1953
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned: Gene Newman Radio, Inc.
Address Dinkler-Tutwiler Hotel
Tel.: FA 2-4641 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Gen., Comm. Mgr Gene Newman
Local Sales Gaines Allen
Prog. Dir Ward Mclntyre
W J L D— Birmingham— 1942
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned By Johnston Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 5767. Birmingham
Tel.: FA 4-3466 News Service, UP
Representative Forjoe
President George Johnston, Jr.
Gen. Manager James Connolly
Program Director Jean Davis
Sales Prom., Comm. Mgr Otis Dodge
Pub. Dir Rena Harris
Chief Engineer Cliff Goggins
WLBS-Birmingham-1947
Frequency: 900 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WLBS, Inc.
Address 710 S. 22nd St.
Tel.: FA 4-2541 News Service: UP
Representative . . Walker
Pres Faye N. Puett
Gen., Comm. Mgr Bob Bingham
Pub. Dir W. L. Steadman
Program Dir Grady Puett
Chief Eng Gordon Bishop
WSGN— Birmingham— 1927 J
ABN
Frequency: 610 Kc. .Power: 5Kw. d„ 1 Kw. n.
Owned Winston-Salem Broadcasting Co.
Address 2320 7th Avenue South
Tel.: FA 2-3434 News Service, UP
Transcription Service World
Rep Venard. Rintoul & McConwell; Ayers
President James W. Coan
Gen. Mgr Ben K. McKinnon
Comm. Mgr. . Henry Sullivan
Prog. Dir .Horace D. Pumphrey
Pub. Dir. Sylvia J. Moore
Chief Engineer .Emmett J. Smith
WVOK-Birmingham-1947
Frequency: 690 Kc... Power: 50,000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Voice of Dixie, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 2468
Tel.: ST 7-2601 News Service: UP
Representative Radio-TV Reps., Inc.
Membership NAB
Pies., Gen., Sta. Mgr Iralee W. Benns
Comm., Sales Mgr., Prog., Pub. Dir.. Ira Leslie
Chief Engineer R. G. Blaskow
WYDE— Birmingham— 1946
MBS
Frequency: 850 Kc. Power: 10 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By The Bartell Group
Address 1901 Montgomery Hi-way
News Service UP
Transcription Service Langworth
Representative Weed, Clarke Brown
E»ec. V.P Morton J. Wagner
Gen. Mgr T. W. Thuman
Program Director William Burns
Publicity Director Arthur Plaut
Chief Engineer. Ray Lowery
WEB J— Brewion-1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .... . .Brewton Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Brewton, Ala.
Tel.: 1000 News Service, AP
Membership NAB
Representative Dora-Clayton
Pres. W. Emmett Brooks
Station Mgr John Raines
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WRAG-Carrollton-1951
Frequency; 590 Kc...... .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Pickens County Bcstg. Co.
Address. . Box 71
Tel.: 2364 News Service: UP
Representative Continental
President R. E. Hook
Sta. Mgr Carl Sauceman
Treasurer . W. E. Farrar
W K L F-Clanton-1947-KBS
Frequency: 980 Kc.t..,, .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Operated By. .Southeastern Bcstg. Co.
Address...... ....P. O. Box 110
Tel.: 448 .News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Continental Radio Sales
Membership . NAB
General Mgr. . . L. L. Hudson
Pgm. Dir Helen Parrish
WFMH-Cullman-1949
Frequency: 1300 Kc. . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ... . The Voice of Cullman
Address 206 Second Ave. E.
Tel.: 910. . News Service: AP
Transcription Service Associated
Membership NAB
General Mgr B. C. Eddins
Commercial Mgr James Miller
WKUL-Cullman-1946
Frequency: 1340 Ic Power: 250 Watts
Own*ed-Oper. By Hudson C. Millar. Jr.
Address Drawer 620
Tel.: 864 . News Service. AP
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr. .... Hudson C. Millar. Jr.
Pgm. Dir PeteT Hiett
Chief Eng Art Bachman
WAJF-Decaiur-1953
Frequency: 1490 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. J. B. Fait, Jr.
Business Address . 112 Grant St.
Tel.: 4016 News Service: UP
Station Representative Dixieland
Manager . J. B. Fait, Jr.
Comm. Mgr. Jerry Griggs
WH OS-Decaf ur-1948
Frequency: 800 Kc ..... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned John H. & Jeffie Jones
Address . Box 1 127
Tel.: EL 3-1810 News Service. AP
Representative T. F. Clarke
Transcription Service ...... World. Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr Charles H. Skinner
Comm. Mgr.. . Nancy Throneberry
Chief Eng ..... David Vanzandt
WMSL— Decatur-1935
KBS-MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc... Power: 250 Watts
Owned. ........ .Tennessee Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address 511 Bank St.
Tel.: 802 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative ..... Dora-Clayton, Jack Masla
President Frank Whisenant
Sta. Mgr L. Blizzard
Pgm. Dir . Elice Mullican
Chief Engineer Alvin Millwood
WXAL-Demopolis-1948
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Demopolis Bcstg. Co.
Address Radio Bldg., U.S. Hwy. 80
Tel.: 1400 . . News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
General Manager W. M. Jordan
Sales Mgr Henry J. Bley
WAG F-Dothan-1932-NBC
Frequency: 1320 Kc. .... .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Dothan Bcstg. Co.
Address. 204V2 E. Main Street
Tel.: 2-9100 News Service: AP
Transcription World
Representative Walker
Membership NAB
General Manager Fred C. Moseley
WDIG-Dolhan-1947-MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Houston Bcsters.
Business-Studio Address ..... 208 N. Oates St.
Tel.: 3-4100 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best
Gen. Mgr Jess Swicegood
Prog. Dir John Harris
WOO F-Doihan-1947-KBS
Frequency: 560 Kc. .. .Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By The WOOF Trust
Business-Studio Address Dothan, Ala.
Tel.: 30560 News Service: AP
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Membership NAB
General Manager. .Agatha Gay
Sta.. Sis.. Prog. Dir R. A. Dowling. Jr.
Commercial Mgr Don Culbreth
Chief Engineer. J. Hubbard
WIRB— Enterprise— 1948
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .The Wiregrass Bcstg. Co.
Address. Dothan Highway
News Service ■ AP
Transcription Service World
Gen. Mgr.. R. E. James
Comm. Mgr.. F"*& S. Watson
WULA
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Tel.: WH 3-7131 News Service: AP
Representative Dixieland
Membership R AB
President Howard E. Pill
Program Dir Dick Killebrew
Sales Mgr G«eorge McKee
-Eufaula— 1948
MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Christian & McClure
Address Box 301
Tel.: 745 News Service: UP
Gen. Mgr., Co-Owner C. A. McClure
Co-Owner L. H. Christian
WBLO— Evergreen-
KBS
1957
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Clayton W. Mapoles
Address Main St.
Tel.: 500 News Service: UP
General Mgr Earl Williford
Program Dir Wyndell Tolbert
WWWF-Fayeiie-1949-KBS
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By.Bankhead Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 505 Temple Ave.
News Service UP
Gen. Mgr . Jack Black
WTCB— Flomaion— 1955
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned .Tri-City Broadcasting Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 386
Tel.: 246 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best
Gen. Mgr Sam B. Ford
Comm. Mgr Glen Roberts
Program Director Paul S. Wood
WJOI-Florence-1945
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Florence Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 850 S. Court St.
Tel.: 2608 News Service: AP
Transcription Service SESAC
Pres., Comm. Mgr Joe T. Van Sandt
Prog. Dir G. Manush
Chief Engineer Paul Shannon
WFPA-Ft.Payne-1949
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 watts
Owned Gothberg Community Bdcstg.
Address Box 391
Telephone 643
Representative Hil F. Best
Pres George Gothberg
Gen. Mgr Ozelle Gothberg
Sta. Mgr W. D. Holderfield
Sales Dir Adis Childers
W Z 0 B-Ft. Payne-1950-KBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Glenn M. Gravitt
Address P. O. Box 255
Tel.: 1250 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
General Manager Glenn M. Gravitt
Comm. Mgr. N. B. Haston
Program Dir Jack C. Dobbs
WCAS-Gadsden-1947
MBS
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 5 Kw., d.
Owned-Oper. By Etowah Bdcstrs., Inc.
Address . 750 Forest Ave.
Tel.: LI 6-6301 News Service: UP
Transcription Lang-Worth
Representative Grant Webb. Ayers
Gan. Mgr E. F. MacLeod
WETO-Gadsden-1950-KBS
Frequency: 930 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ..... . Gadsden Radio Co.
Address. 722 S. 12th St.
Tel.: LI 6-9201 News Service: INS
Representative McGiilvra
Owner Cary L. Graham
General Mgr .Mac Thomas
W0WL— Florence— 1945— ABN WGAD-Gadsden-1947— ABN
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Radio Muscle Shoals, Inc.
Business Address 840 Cypress Mill Rd.
Tel.: AT 2-7711 News Service: AP
Representative . . . Rambeau and Dora Clayton
Membership NAB
President Richard B. Biddle
General Mgr R. S. Walker. Sr.
Commercial Manager R. Fuller
Sales Prom. Mgr Dennis Jones
Program Director Bill Wynne
Chief Engineer Mel G. Hunt
WHEP-Foley-1953
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Alabama Gulf Radio Inc.
Address P. O. Drawer F
Freq.: 1350 Kc Power: 5 Kw. D., 1 Kw. N.
Owned-Oper. By Coosa Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 351
Tel.: LI 6-1611 News Service: AP
Representative Rambeau, D. Clayton
Gen. Mgr Bill Cornelius
Comm. Mgr . A. Brooks
Chief Engineer . H. Williams
WGEA-Geneva-1952-KBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Radio South Alabama, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 5
Tel.: 456 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative . . Cont. Radio Sales, D. Clayton
Membership HAB
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President Howard Pill
Gen. Mgr Emery Evans
Program, Pub. Dir Jimmy Helms
WGYV-Greenville-1948
KBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned-Oper. By Greenville Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address P. O. Box 227
Tel.: 585 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best, Dixieland
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr W. H. Miller, Jr.
Prog. Dir L. S. Harrison
Chief Engineer J. D. Bell
WGSV-Guniersville-1950
KBS
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Gunfersville Bcstg, Co.
Address P. O. Box 32
Tel.: JU 2-4131 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
President H. E. Moore
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Edward Z. Carrell
Prog. Dir Richard Godfrey
Chief Engineer Lavelle Jackson
WJBB-Haleyville— 1949
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... .Power; 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... . Haley ville Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 191
Telephone HU 6-3720
Representative Dixieland
President W. P. Theilens
Gen. Sta. Mgr J. L. Slatton
Comm. Mgr Otis Williams
Chief Engineer Paul S. Slatton
WERH-Hamilion-1950
KBS
Frequency: 970 Kc. . . . . .Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Hugh J. Fite
Address Hamilton, Ala.
Tel.: 3481 News Service: UP
Transcription Service .SESAC
Representative Hill F. Best Co.
Owner, Gen. Mgr Hugh J. Fite
Comm. Mgr Kermit Minga
Pubh, Prog. Dir Edgar L. Clayton
Chief Engineer Johnnie Lott
WBHP-Huntsville-1937
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Wilton H. Pollard
Bus.-Studio Address Fifth Avenue
Manager Fred Still
Program Dir Mary A. Wheatly
WFUN-Hunisville-1946
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Huntsville Bcstg. Co., Inc
Address 410 W. Holmes
Tel.: JE 2-5641 News Service: UP
Representative . . . Sears & Ayers, Dora-Clayton
Pres.. Gen. Mgr J. B. Fait, Jr.
Sta. Mgr John Garrison
WHBS-Huntsville-1946
ABN
Freq.: 1550 Kc. . .Power: 5 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned Huntsville Times
Address P. O. Box 986
Telephone Jefferson 2-8471
Rep .Harry E. Cummings, Gill-Perna
Membership NAB, RAB
General Manager John F. Neal
Comm. Mgr James L. Garrett
WPBB-
-Jackson-
MBS
1950— KBS
Frequency: 1290 ..Power: 1000 Watts d,
Owned-Operated By Jackson Bcstg. Co.
Address Jackson. Ala.
Tel.: 2413 News Service: AP
Representative Sears & Ayer
Pres., Gen. Mgr T. H. Gaillard, Jr.
Station Mgr Ben Haskew
Program Dir Fred Huggins
WARF-Jasper-1956
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Walker County Bcstg. Co.
Address 1409B 4th Ave.
President Hudson C. Millar, Jr.
General Manager Wayne Sims
Comm. Manager James Atkins
Ch. Eng Arthur Bachman
WWWB-Jasper-1946
Frequency: 1360 Kc .Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Operated By.Bankhead Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Bankhead-Long Bldg.
Tel.: FU 4-3461 News Service: UP
Representative . Hil F. Best
President W. W. Bankhead
Gen. Mgr William C. Edgemon
Program Dir. Marion B. Grant
WRLD-Laneii-1940
(See West Point, Ga.)
WJAM-Marion-1951
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By .... Neely Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 221
Tel.: MU 3-7 111 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Repres«entative Keller
Membership NAB
President Elizabeth H. Neely
Gen. Mgr George B. Warren
Comm. Mgr. . Robert O. Smith
W A B B— Mobile— 1948— ABN
Frequency: 1480 Kc. .... .Powers 5000 Walts
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ABN-MBS
1947
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Owned-Oper. By. . .Mobile Press Register, Inc. W A P X
Business Address 304 Government St. ""' **
Tel.: HE 3-1551 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Branham Co.
Membership RAB
President R. B. Chandler
Comm. Mgr Jay Troutman
Prog. Director Jack Bitterman
Chiei Engineer William H. Murphree
W A L A— Mobile— 1930— NBC
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Pape TV Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 210 Government St.
Tel.: HE 3-3754 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative H-R
Membership RAB
President W. O. Pape
V. P.. Gen. Mgr . . . .W. B. Pope
Sis. Promotion Mgr C. C. Badger
Pgm. Dir Dick McMullen
Chief Engineer Raymond Hurley
WKAB— Mobile— 1947
Frequency: 840 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned. .. .Pursley Broadcasting Service, Inc.
Address 525 Donald Street
Tel.: GR 7-6345 News Service: AP
Transcription Service RCA
Representative Young Reps, Inc.
President John Hopkinson
Sta. Mgr George Hopkinson
Nat. Sales Mgr Quentin C. Sturm
Program Director J. T. Jackson
Chief Engineer Cliff Sizemore
WKRG-Mobile-1946-CBS
Freq.: 710 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Operated By WKRG-TV, Inc.
Address 162 St. Louis St.
Tel.: HE 2-6789 News Service: AP
Representative Avery -Knodel
Membership NAB
President Kenneth R. Giddens
Gen. Mgr W. S. Baskerville, Jr.
Sales Prom. Mgr Otis Parker
WMOZ-Mobile-1952
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Edwin H. Estes
Address St. Stephen Road
Tel: GA 6-3456 News Service: UP
Representative John E. Pearson
Prog. Dir Dorothy F. Benjamin
WMFC-Monroeville-1952
KBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Monroe Bdcstg. Co.
Address . H'way 84
Tel.: 1360 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Cont. Radio Sales, Best
Gen. Mgr Tom Gardner
President W. M. Stewart
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1000 Watta
Owned-Operated By United Bcstg. Co.
Business, Studio Address. .. .116 Catoma St.
Tel.: AM 3-7569 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard, World
Representative Walker Co.
Membership RAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Thomas E. Martin
V.P., Comm. Manager Hoke Willif ord
Program Dir Lee Gooch
Chief Engineer M. K. Lock
W B A M— Montgomery— 1953
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 50 Kw. d.
Owned Deep South Bcstg. Co.
Address Highway 231
Representative Radio-TV Reps.
Gen. Mgr W. J. Brennan
Nat. Sales Mgr Ira Leslie
W C 0 V— Montgomery— 1939
CBS
Freq.: 1170 Kc Power: 10 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Southern Bcstg. Co.
Address Adrian Lane
Tel.: 5-3561 News Service: UP
Representative Adam Young
Membership NAB, RAB
President Oscar P. Covington
General Manager Hugh M. Smith
Station Manager Joe Petranka
WHHY-Monigomery-1930
NBC
Freq.: 560 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Own»ed-Oper. By. . .Bcstg. Serv. of Montgomery
Business Address Box 1841
Tel.: AM 4-2288 News Service: UP
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership RAB
Manager Robert Robinson
Program Mgr Tom Doron
Comm. Mgr Bill Stewart
Promotion Mgr Ann Collister
Chief Engineer Walter Stevenson
W M G Y— Montgomery— 1946
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watta d.
Owned-Operated By Dixie Bcstg. Co.
Address 358 N. Capitol Pkwy.
Tel.: AM 2-5245 News Service: UP
Rep Clark, Stars National
General Mgr .L. D. Hargreaves
Mgr Joe Petranka
W R M A— Montgomery— 1 953
Frequency: 950 Kw.... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . , WRMA Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 135 Commerce St.
Telephone AM 4-6440
Membership , NAB, RAB
351
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Representative Everett-McKinntey
Exec. V.P. & Gen. Mar Gene Tibbett
Commercial Mgr Ed Creech
Chief Engineer C. E. Bryan
WLAY-Muscle Shoals— 1933
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By . . . Latham, Watson & Thomas
Business Address Box 230, Sheffield
Tel.: EV 3-2525 ..News Service: UP
Trans. Service World
Membership NAB
Rep Hil F. Best
Pres., Gen. Mgr M. C. Gregory
Sales Mgr Julian A. Flint
WCRL-Oneonia-1952
KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper.. .Blount County Bcstg. Serv., Inc.
Address H'way 75
Tel.: CB 4-2289 News Service: AP
Trans. Service World
General Mgr L. D. Bentley, Jr.
Commercial Mgr Max G. Bynum
Program Dir Jerry Hagerty
WJHO-Opelika-1940
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Powers 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By . . . Opelika-Auburn Bcstg. Co.
Address 1400 Auburn Road
Tel.: AU 1800 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative. .Indie Sales, Inc.. Dora-Clayton
Gen. Mgr., Ch. Eng John E. Smollon
Comm. Mgr Lurline M. Smollon
Program Director Edwin P. Rowell
Prom. Mgr Ennis Caldwell
WAMI-Opp-1953
Frequency: 860 Kw Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Opp Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 169
Tel.: 659 . News Service: UP
Gen. Mgr Bert F. Moore
WOZK-Ozark-1953
Frequency: 900 Kw Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By .Ozark Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 742
Tel.: 655 News Service: AP
Gen. Mgr., Ch. Eng Howard Parrish, Jr.
Commercial Mgr Wade Sullivan
Program Dir. Miriam Brown
WPNX
-Phenix City-
ABN
1952
Frequency: 1460 Kc. .. .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Community Bdcsfg. Co.
Address Idle Hour PaTk
Tel.: CY 8-8787 News Service: AP
Representative Clark
Pres. ........................ Roy M. Greene
Gen. Mgr Sam Keel
Comm. Mgr L. M. Durden
Chief Engineer Arnold White
W P I D-Piedmont-1952-KBS
Frequency: 1280 Kw.... Power: 1000 watts d.
Owned-Oper. By C. L. Graham
Address Atlanta Hwy.
News Service UP
Membership NAB
President C. L. Graham
General Manager Mac M. Thomas
Station Mgr Hank Smith
Program Director Frances Howren
WAIP-Prichard-1954
Frequency: 1270 Kc. . . Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Prichard Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 3065
Tel.: GL 2-2202 News Service: AP
Representative Walker
Membership NAB
President G. V. Dismukes
Gen. Mgr . Herbert Johnson
Sales Prom. Mgr Jack Frost
Comm. Mgr John C. Smith
Chief Eng Eugene Miller
W E L B— Roanoke— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. .... .Roanoke Bcstg. Co.
Address 801 N. Main St.
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. W. Buttram
Prog. Dir., Chief Eng La Verne Foster
WWWB-Russellville-1949
KBS
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Bankhead Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Uddress Underwood Rd.
Tel.: 647 News Service: UP
Rep Hil F. Best
Membership . RAB
President W. W. Bankhead
Gen. Mgr Hal Kirby
Pgm. Dir Jim Elliott
WCBI-Scottsboro-1950
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . Pat M. Courington
Address . .Lee Hwy., U.S. No. 72
Tel.: 123 News Service: UP
Gen. Mgr Jim Thompson
Program Director Joan Minks
Sales Mgr K. H. Frazier
WB0S— Scoitsboro— 1952
Frequency: 1330 Kw.. .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Rose M. Kirby
Business Address 717 Scott St.
Tel.: 156 News Service: UP
Gen., Com. Mgr Rose M. Kirby
Program Dir Clyde R. Vomer
Chief Engr. . . Lonnie W. Prickett
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WGWC-Selma-1946-CBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Dallas Broadcasters, Inc.
Address Box 686
Tel.: TR 4-6687 News Service: AP
Representative Hal Holman, Ayers
Membership NAB
President Oscar Covington
Station Manager Erie Hanna
Gen. Manager Al Simmons
Comm. Manager Dick Wood
Program Director Carolyn Perrin
Chief Eng Stanley Smith
WHBB-Selma-1935
NBC-KBS
crequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Selma Bcstg., Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 26
Representative Dixieland
Pres., Gen. Mgr John F. Townshend
WRWJ-Selma-1956
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Central Alabama Bcstg. Co.
Address Hotel Albert Bldg.
Tel.: TR 4-9082 News Service: UP
Representative Clark
Membership NAB
Owned & Mgr Roland Jordan, Jr.
Comm. Mgr John Frasier
WFEB— Sylacauga— 1944
MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Alabama Bcstg. Co.
Address 527 No. Broadway
News Service UP
Membership NAB
President J. M. Forbes
Gen. Mgr G. W. Carr
Chief Engineer Conrad Pickren
WMLS— Sylacauga— 1948
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Marble City Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 511
Tel.: CH 5-4354 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Trans World, Thesaurus
Representative Best
Pres.. Gen. Manager Curtis O. Liles. Jr. •
Commercial Manager Marion W. McEwen
Prog. Dir Myron Craddock
Chief Engineer Walter Welch
WHTB-Talladega-1945
MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . Voice of Talladega. Inc.
Address Fort Lashley Ave.
Tel.: 2205 News Service: AP
Representative Continental
Owner Cecil Hornady
Geo. Mgr J. T. Leverette
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WJHB— Talladega— 1956
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Confederate Broadcasting Co., Inc.
Address 104 West Battle Street
Tel.: EM 2-4965 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative McGillvra
Pres., General Mgr Ned Butler
Station Manager James Hemphill
Commercial Manager W. K. Johnston
Program Director Wallace Hobgood
WTLS— Tallassee— 1954
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Confederate Bcstg. Co.
Address Hwy 14
Tel.: 8535 News Service: AP
Gen. Mgr Ned Butler
W J D B— Thomasville— 1956
KBS
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned WJDB Radio Inc.
Address Box 757
Tel.: 3438 News Service: UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr Cecil Goodreau
Comm. Mgr Virgil Moore
Program Dir Patsy Reid
WTBF— Troy— 1946
MBS-KBS
Freq.: 970 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.. 500 W.. n.
Owned-Operated By Troy Bcstg. Corp.
Address College Drive
Tel.: 980 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
Pres I- Roy Crow
Gen. Mgr Jess Jorden
Comm. Mgr Robert Tolbert
Prod, Mgr Asa Dudley
Ch. Eng Joe Gilchrist
WJRD— Tuscaloosa— 1936
NBC
Freq.: 1150 Kc..... .Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Wilhelmina Echols
Business-Studio Address 2216V2 Broad St.
Tel.: PL 4-4464 News Service: UP
Representative Rambeau
Membership NAB
General Manager John C. Cooper Jr.
Station Manager M'ercer L. King
Commercial Manager A. N. Kitchen
Chief Engineer Percy Sexton
WNPT-Tuscaloosa-1951
ABN
Freq.: 1280 Kc. . Power: 5 Kw. 4., 500 W. n
Owned-Oper. By W. Alabama Bdcstg. Co.
Address P.O. Box 181
Tel.: PL 8-3311 News Service: AP
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Representative Dixieland
Trans. Ser Lang-Worth
General Manager Ruth Harris
Commercial Mgr Lehman M. Mayer
W T B C— Tuscaloosa— 1946
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned By Tuscaloosa Bcstg. Co.
Address Radio Center
Tel.: 8-5523 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Sears & Ayer, Forjoe
Membership NAB, RAB
Station Mgr Bert Bank
Comm. Mgr E. E. Manning, Jr.
Program Dir Jack Mock
Chief Engineer Jim Rutledge
WVNA-Tuscumbia-1955
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By Elton H. Darby
Address 112 S. Main St.
Tl.: EV 3-2727 News Service: UP
Representative Masla
Transcription Thesaurus
Gen. Manager Eulus O. Whitehead
Sales Manager Stanley Walters
Promotion Manager Jean Pollard
WTUS-Tuskegee-1952
KBS
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Tuskeegee, Inc.
Address Union Springs Road
Tel.: 580 News Service: UP
Representative Cont. Radio Sales
Sta. Manager J. A. Bowers
Sales Dir Don Mitchell
Chief Engineer Bill Beatty
WETU-Wetumpka-1954
KBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Elmore Service Corp.
Address Box 60
Tel.: 7369 News Service: UP
Transcription Ser Thesaurus
Station Rep Sears & Ayers, Dixieland
President Lem Coley
General Mgr Ed Morgan
Chief Engineer David Conley
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 1,163,000; Families— 325,000; Lie. Stations— 40,
Sta. CP's— 4; Radio Homes— 316,000; TV Homes— 198,000
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KSUN-Bisbee-1933-
D0N LEE
•MBS-
Frequency: 1230 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ... . .Carleton W. Morris
Address Drawer C, Lowell St.
Tel.: HE 2-2277. .News Service: UP
Representative Ayres. Bob Dore
President. C. W. Morris
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Arlo Woolery
Prog. Dir Ray Helgesen
KPIN-Casa Grande-1956
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Pinal County Bcstg. Service
Address Box 66
Tel.: TE 6-7427 News Service: AP
Representative Fred Crawford, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr J. W. Parham
Comm. Mgr D. A. Garbe
K C L F—Clif Ion— 1950— NBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc ....Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Gila Bestg. Co.
Address Box 1446
Tel.: UN 4-4114.. News Services: UP. AP, INS
Gen. Mgr. Paul Merrill
Sta. Mgr Tom Moore
KHCD— Clifion— 1956
Frequency: 1450 Kc. ...... Power: 250 Watts
Owned Darwin Broadcasting Co.
Address P.O. Box 608
Tel.: UN 4-4185 News Service: UP
Representative . Grant Webb
Sta. Mgr Chet Darwin
Prog. Dir lack Campbell
KCKY-Coolidge-1948
CBS-KBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power? 1,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .Gila Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 1438
Telephone PA 3-5432
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Representative Hil F. Best
President. Louis F. Long
General Maanger Bill Parody
Comm. Mgr Wally Gunderson
Prog. Dir. Ken Hooker
Chief Engineer Frank Hancock
KAWT— Douglas—1946
MBS-KBS-D0N LEE
Frequency: 1450 Ke Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Carlton W. Morris
Address .. Drawer 1118
Transcription Service .... Lang- Worth, World
Representative Best
Sta. Mgr Ed Williams
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Station Manager Jack Harris
Comm. Manager Martin Welch
Publicity Director Bonnie Netherton
Chief Engineer Ben Smith
K C L S— Flagstaff— 1950
NBC
Freq.: 600 Kc. . . , .Power: 5 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Operated By Saunders Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1677
Telephone PR 4-4461
Transcription Thesaurus
Pres., Gen. Mgr Charies J. Saunders
Sta. Mgr Dorothy J. Saunders
Chief Engineer Miles Shepherd
K V N A— Flagstaff— 1950
MBS-D0N LEE
Freq.: 690 Kc. . . . . .Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By. .Frontier Television Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 2671
Telephone AL 8-8181
Membership NAB
President John L. Hogg
Sta. Mgr Oliver G. Coburn
Comm., Prom. Mgr Anthony P. Scrivano
Prog. Dir Marlin A. Saline
KWJB-Globe-1938-NBC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated By Gils Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Globe, Ariz.
Telephone GA 5-4483
Representative KT AR, Phoenix
Gen- Manager Willard Shaecraf t
Comm. Mgr Darrell Tucker
X D J I— Holbrook— 1955— KBS
Frequency: 1270 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 1000 W, d.
Owned-Oper, By, . . .Northeastern Ariz. Bcstrs.
Address Box 31
Tel.: 40 News Service: UP
Transcription Lang-Worth, SESAC
Representative. .Moore, Best
General Manager, ..... .Donald E. Jacobs, Jr.
Program Director Bill Cross
Chief Engineer Bob McClendon
K A A A— Kingman— 1949
Frequency: 1230 Kc. .Power: 250 Watti
Owned-Oper. By.Stonybrook Broadcasting Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 1208
Tel.: BL 462 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative Harlan G. Oakes
Pres., Gen. Mgr Wallace E. Stone
Comm. Mgr., Ch. Eng. . Bernard Wilson
Program Director .......... John F. Holbrook
Publicity Director W. E. Stone
KTYL-Mesa-1946
Freq.: 1310 Kc. . .Power: 5 kw. d.; 500 w. n.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Greater Phoenix Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 231
Tel.: WO 4-4422 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard
Membership . NAB
President Sherwood R. Gordon
Man. Director , . George H. Bush
KNOG-Nogales-1948-CBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Oper. By C. F. & A. B. Montano
Address .Box 1681
Tel.: 770 , News Service: UP
Representative Best, Oakes
Gen., Comm, Mgr C. F. Montano
Asst. Mgr., Prog. Dir A. B. Montano
Chief Engineer Miles Shepherd
KHEP-Phoenix-1956
Frequency: 1280 Kc, . . .Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned Grand Canyon Bcstrs., Inc.
Address Box 646
Tel.: AP 8-5555 News Service: AP
Representative Boiling
Membership R AB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Wm. P. Ledbetter
Comm. Mgr.. . Don E. Jackson
Sales Prom. Mgr Marvin L. Young
KIFN-Phoenix— 1949
Frequency: 860 Kc..., Power: 1000 Watts &
Owned-Operated By .Western Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 430
Tel.: AL 3-6155 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Station Representative Harlan Oakes, NTS
Gen. Mgr Frank P. Redfield
Commercial Mgr J. K. Redfield
KONI-Phoenix-1954
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned , .Anjo Bdcstrs. & Telecstrs. Inc.
Address Box 1977
Tel.: AL 8-8044 .News Service: UP
Sta. Rep . Jack Masla
President Annie Dee Davis
General Manager ...James T. Ownby
Chief Engineer. James C. Corn
K0 OL-Phoenix-1947-CBS
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 5000 Wstte
Owned-Operated By .... . KOOL Radio-TV Inc.
Business-Studio Address. .... .511 W. Adams
Tel.: AL 3-3121 News Service: UP
Representative. AM Radio Sales
Transcription Standard
Sales Mgr Kenneth Morton
Membership .NAB, RAB
Board Chairman Gene Autry
Pi«es., Gen. Mgr Tom Chauncey
V.P Homer L. Lane
Sales Mgr Kenneth Morton
Chief Engineer Nelson Nichols
KOY-Phoenix— 1922-MBS-
D0N LEE
Frequency: 550 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d., I Kw. N.
Owned-Oper. By KOY lettf. Go.
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Address. 840 N. Central Ave.
Tel.: AL 8-8181 .......... . .News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative John Blate
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr John L. Hogg
Comm. Mgr. James W. Ross
Sales Prom. Mgr F. A. Higgins
Prog.. Pub. Director. ........ John R. Williams
Chief Engineer Edward R. Janney
KPHO-Phoenix-1940
Frequency: 910 Ic. ...... Power: 5000 Watts
Owned..... .Meredith Publishing Co.
Address. .............. . 631 No, 1st Ave.
Tel.: AL 8-4511. ..... .News Service: UP, INS
Representative .Kcttz
Membership .NAB. RAB
Gen. Mgr Richard B. Rawls
Asst. Sta. Mgr. . .............. Gene Spry
Commercial Mgr John R. Crowley
Safes Prom. Mgr. Jo Hitchcock
KRIZ-Phoenix-1950
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ........... . .Radio Phoenix
Address-Trans. Loc 2345 Westward Blvd.
Tel.: AL 4-8436 .News Service: AP
Station Representative ........... .Burn-Smith
Membership . NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Manager ..... Richard B. Wheeler
Comm., Prom. Mgr.. .Sheldon Engel
Program Dir. Robert Townsend
Pub., Sales Prom. Dir Andy Lane
Chi«ef Engineer James E. Shepler
KRUX-Phoenix-1956
Freq.: 1360 Kc. . . .Power: 5 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By. . . . .Bartell Broadcasters, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. 417 N. 1st St.
Tel.: AL 8-1551 News Service: UP
Representative Adam Young
Membership NAB, RAB
President .... .Gerald A. Bartell
Gen. Mgr. ................ Chuck Christianson
K T A R-Phoenix-1922-NBC
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ...... . .KTAR Bcstg. Co.
Business Studio Address. .. 1101 North Central
Tel.: AL 4-4161 ........... .News Service: AP
Trans. Ser. ................ Standard, Capitol
Representative Avery-Knodtel
Membership .............. ....... NAB
Chrman. of the Board John J. Louis
Pres,. Gen. Mgr. ........... Richard O. Lewis
Commercial Manager E. W. Harvey
Prog. Director. .... ....... Jack Willis
Chief Engineer. ........ .Harold Haughawout
KuEQ-Phoenix-1957
Frequency: 740 Kc. ..... .Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned. ................. .Q Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address . ..................... Box 5282
Telephone ...................... .BR 5-7003
Representative. ................ .W, S. Grant
Pres., Gen. Mgr Frank S. Bare Jr.
St., Comm. Mgr Ken Wilson
Prog. Dir Bob McNulty
Chief Engineer Gene Boos
KNOT-Prescoii-1957
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Thunderbird Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 151, Hassayampa Hotel
Tel.: 1450 News Service: UP
Transcription Thesaurus
Representative Masla, O'ConneU
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Roy L. Albertson, Jr.
K Y C A-Prescott-1940-NBC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . Southwest Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. East Gurley St.
Telephone 244
Representative Avery-Knodel
Pres., Gen. Mgr Harold Hitter
KGLU-Safford-1938-NBC
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Gila Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address ...... .520 Main St.
Tel.: 15 ..... . .... News Services: AP, UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Paul H. Raymer
General Mgr.. Paul Merrill
Station Mgr Harl Barnett
Commercial Mgr Tom Moore
KPOK-Scottsdale-1956
Frequency: 1440 Kc. Power: 5 Kw.
Owned Scottsdale Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 182
Representative Best
News Service UP
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Dick Gilbert
Exec. V.P . Saxie Dowell
Dir. Sales & Serv Irving S. Leon, Sr.
KVWM-Show Low-1957
Frequency: 1050 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned. Peak Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 606
Tel.: 100 News Service: UP
Representative Best
Pres., Gen. Mgr S. J. Woodworth
KHFH— Sierra Visia— 1957
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned C. W. Morris
Address Sierra Vista
Representative Ayres, Bob Dare
Manager. John Bonnett, Jr.
KAIR-Tucson-1956
Frequency: 1490 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned Pima Bcstg. Co.
Address . .Box 951
Tell MA 4-0401 .......... .News Services UP
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Representative McGavren-Quinn
Membership NAB
V.P., Gen. Mgr Ralph Anderson
Sales Mgr Richard Grand
KCNA— Tucson— 1946
Freq.: 580 .Kc Power: 5 kw. d.; 500 w. n.
Owned-Operated By Catalina Bcstg. Cc.
Business Address .P. O. Box 2348
Tele.: MA 2-4664 News Service: AP
Representative Gill-Perna
Pres., Gen. Mgr Harry B. Chambers
Comm. Mgr W. F. Rifey, Jr.
Pub. Dir Pat Palmer
Chief Engineer Eugene E. Stough
KEVT— Tucson— 1953
Frequency: 690 Kw . Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Tucson Radio Inc.
Business Address 57 W. Congress
Tel.: MA 4-5588 News Service: UP
Representative Oakes, Nat. Time Sis.
Membership NAB
Transcription SESAC
General Manager Peter Trowbridge
Comm. Mgr De Witt Wray
Program Dir Oscar H. Stevens
Sales Manager Arturo Aguilar
KM OP— Tucson— 1957
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owmed Barn-Ray Bcstg. Co.
Address 101 W. Drachman
Tel.: MA 3-6663 News Service: AP
Representative Boiling
Pres., Gen. Mgr Ray Odom
K0LD-Tucson-1947-CBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Old Pueblo Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Add 115 W. Drachman St.
Tel.: 4-2511 News Service: AP
Reprsentative AM Radio Sales
Membership NAB
President H. C. Tovrea
Managing Dir Tom Chauncey
Manager Stan Norman
Comm. Mgr Bill Riley
Sales Mgr Robert N. Folks
Prog. Director Ed Tucker
Pub. Director Pat Wiener
Chief Engineer Verne Cimiotti
KTKT-Tucson-1949
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 10,000 W., d.
Owned-Operated By Coppar State Bcstg.
Business-Studio Address ..Box 5585
Tel.: MA 2-671 1 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Representative Forio®
General Mgr . Thomas J. Wallace
Commercial Mgr Sid Harrell
Sales Prom. Mgr Frank Spezzano
Chief Eng Nat Talpis
KTUC-Tucson-1929
MBS-D0N LEE
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Tucson Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 900 E. Broadway
Tel.: MA 2-3344 News Service: UP
Trans. Service World, Associated. SESAC
Rep Radio-TV Reps
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr., Pub. Dir Lee Little
Comm. Mgr Mac C. Matheson
Sales Mgr George Bradley
Chief Engineer Edgar N. Bouchard
KVOA-Tucson-1928
NBC
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Arizona Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 209 W. Elm
Tel.: MA 3-2555 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Avery-Knodtel
President C. D. McKinnon
Station Mgr Ray Owen
Chief Eng Ray Holsclaw
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
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Program Dir Raymond B. Pelger
Publicity Dir Virginia Blinn
KVNC-Winslow-1952-MBS-
DON LEE
Freq.: 1010 Kc. . . .Power: 1 Kw. d.. 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By Gila Bdcstg. Co.
Address Box 373
Tel.: 1010 News Service: AP, UP
Transcription Standard, Thesaurus
Gen. Mgr Paul Merrill
Sta., Comm. Mgr.. .Chuck Mizner
Sales Prom. Mgr .Warner Stensland
Program Dir. . Jerry Graham
Pub. Director. ... ........ Connie Mizner
Chief Engineer. ........ .Woody Woodsworth
K0FA— Yuma— 1952
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Broadcasters, Inc.
Address. .P. O. Box 1430
Telephone SU 3-8341
Representative Tracy Moore
President Henry Schechert
Gen., Sta. Mgr .Fred A. Pelger, Sr.
Comm. Mgr Rose Anne Pelger
KVOY-Yuma-1950
MBS-D0N LEE
Frequency: 1400 Kc... Power: 250 ¥r«tts
Owned-Oper. By .KYMA-YUMA, Inc.
Address. P. O. Box 671
Telephone SU 3-7841
Representatives Radio-TV Reps.
Trans World, SESAC
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen Mgr. .......... William B. Lindsey
KYU M-Yuma-1940-NBC
Frequency: 560 Kc... Power: 1000 Walts
Owned Operated By .Yuma Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P.O. Box 352
Telephone SU 3-3305
Transcription Service Thesaurus, Capitol
Representative .Paul H. Raymer
Membership NAB
President R. O. Lewis
Gen., Sta. Mgr M. R. "Cy" Lower
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Sta. CP's— 2; Radio Homes— 516,000; TV Homes— 278,000
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Arkansas
KVRC-Arkadelphia-1947
KBS
Frequeaey: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Operated By. . Arkadelphla Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 506 Main St.
Tel.: 789 News Service: AP
Representative HI! F. Best
President Cecil. Cupp, Sr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr Bill Deaton
Chief Engineer .Ray Burns
KBTA-Baiesville-1950
KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc. .Power: 250 Watts
Owned. .White River Valley Bdcsts. Co.
Address Batesville, Ark.
Tel.: 1112 .News Service: AP
Representative Best
Transcription Service World
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. F. Higginbottom
Sales Prom. Mgr. . Murray Schroyer
KBBA— Benton— 1953
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By ....... . Benton Bcstg. Service
Business Address Box 294
Tel.: SP 8-2690 CTCews Service: AP
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. ........... .Lavelle Langley
Comm. Mgr., Chief Eng Preston Bridges
K L C H— Blytheville— 1922
Frequency: 910 Kc. ... .Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Operafed By. .... .Harold L. Sudbury
Address.. ......... .Sudbury Bldg.s Main St.
Tel.: 2093 News Service: AP
Station Representative ....... John E. PeaTson
Gen. Mgr. Harold L. Sudbury
Sales Promotion Manager. ..... J. T. Sudbury
Program Director. .............. .Carl Frame
K A M D-Camden-1946-MBS
Freq.: 910 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.. 500 W. n.
Owned-Operated By. ... . .Camden Radio Inc.
Address 674 California St.
Tel.: TE 6-5091 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, RAB
President, Gen. Mgr Walter E. Hussman
Sta. Mgr Donald Cathey
Prog. Dir Cal Carter
K C 0 N-Conway-1950-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... . Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ... . .Conway Bcstg. Ce°
Address ASTC Campus
Telephone 189
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Representative Best
Gen. Mgr. ................ James E. Clayton
Program Dir . . S. F. Morehead
Chief Engineer ............ Edwin McClendon
K A G H-Crosseii-1951-KBS
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Dwned-Operated By. Julian Haas
Address Box 32
Tel.: FO 4-2181 News Service: AP
Representative Bogner-Martin
Gen. Mgr. Julian Haas
Chief Engineer Preston Derryberry
KDQN—De Queen— 1956
Frequency: 1390 Kc. . . . .Power: 500 Watts, d.
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Owned R. G. McKeever
Address 1923 S. Fourth St.
Tel.: JU 4-2446 News Service: AP
Representative Best
Gen. Mgr Cecil L. Boykin
KDMS— El Dorado— 1950
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1,000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By El Dorado Bcstg. Co.
Address 208 N. Cleveland
Tel.: UN 3-5121 , News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Rambeau
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr E. R. Hall
Program Dir Bob Russel
KELD— El Dorado— 1935
ABN
Frequency: 1400 Ke Power: 250 Watt*
Owned-Operated By.. Radio Enterprises, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. 208 \ 2 N. Washington
Tel.: UN 3-6126 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Bogner & Martin
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr W. N. McKinney
Comm. Mgr J. R Duerson
Prog., Pub. Director Jerome Orr
Chief Engineer Troy B. Eddins
KFAY-Fayeiieville-1957
MBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned Stamps Radio Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 112
News Service UP
Gen. Mgr H. Weldon Stamps
K G R H— Fayetteville— 1946
Frequency: 1450 Kc... Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Fayetteville Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address. . .103 West Mountain
Tel.: HI 2-2322 News Service: AP
Representative Walker
President Hoyden Mcllroy
Gen. Mgr .Fred J. Stevenson
Comm. Sis. Prom. Mgr Ed. Gideon
Program Director Wallie Ingalls
Chief Engineer Harold Llndsey
KXJK-Forresl City — 1949
KBS
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 5000 Watts, d.
Owned By Forrest City Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Natl. Bank Bldg.
Tel: ME 3-1252 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership NAB
Representative Burn-Smith
Gen., Sta. Mgr William Fogg
Sis., Comm. Mgr .James Pearson
Chief Engineer Walter Smith, Jr.
KFPW-ForiSmiih-1930
CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Tulsa Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Sta. B Box 98
Tel.: SU 3-4105 News Service: UP. AP
Representative A very-Knodel
Membership NAB
Sta., Sales Mgr J. Paul McCaslin
KFSA-ForiSmiih-1947
ABN-CBS-NBC
Frequency: 950 Kc. Power: 1 Kk. d.. 500 W. n.
Owned Fort Smith Broadcasting Co.
Address 920 Rogers Ave.
Tel.: SU 2-9125 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation Times Record
Transcription Thesaurus
Representative . . Venard, Rintoul & McConnell
Membership NAB
President Donald W. Reynolds
General Manager J. W. Slates
Comm., Prom. Mgr., Pub Dir Leo House
Program Director Director .... Harry Freeman
Chief Engineer Robert W. Piatt, Jr.
KWHN-Fi Smith— 1947
Frequency: 1320 Kc. Power: 5000 Wsfti
Owned-Operated By . . . KWHN Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Add. ..... 5th & Garrison Ave.
Tel.: SU 3-8967 News Service: AP
Representative Rambeau
Gen. Mgr., Sec-Treas J. H. Friedman
Station Mgr Glenn A. O'Neal
K H 0 Z-Harrison-1946-KBS
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated by ... . Harrison Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 120
Tel.: 1240 News Service; UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB
President Betty Lou Wheeler
Gen. Mgr Robert S. Wheeler. Jr.
Sta., Comm. Mgr Everett Horton
Prom. Mgr Marc Williams
KFFA-Helena-1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1360 Power: 1,000 Watts
Owned-Operafed By Helena Bcstg. Co.
Address 215 York St.
Tel.: HI 4-2361 News Service: AP
Representative Best
Membership NAB
Gen. Sta. Mgr Sam W. Anderson
Sales Prom. Mgr Katherine M. Kizer
Prog. Dir., Ch. Engr Earl Hodges
Publicity Dir Randolph TaTdy
KXAR-Hope-1947-MBS
Frequency: 14S0 Kc Power: 250 Wstts
Owned-Opersted By Hope Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 138
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Tel: 7-3601 News Service: UP
Gen. Mgr L. B. Tooley
Comm. Mgr Wes Ninemire
KBHS-HoiSprings-1953
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Resort Bdcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 113 Third St.
Tel.: NA 3-6661 News Service: UP
Transcription World
Sta. Rep. Sears & Ayer
President A. M. McGregor
V.P., General Mgr Gene Kelley
Station, Sales Prom. Mgr Ed Appier
Program Director Forrest Eddy
Chief Engineer Clint Norman
K B L 0— Hot Springs— 1953
MBS
Frequency: 1470 Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Hot Springs Bcstg., Inc.
Address 1011 Central
Tel.: NA 3-2553 News Service: AP, UP
Representative Rambeau
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr C. J. "Gus" Dickson
Comm. Mgr Oscar Peden
Program Dir Steve Nichols
Publicity Dir Hank Sanders
Chief Engineer R. G. King
KWFC-HoiSprings-1941
ABN
Freq.: 1350 Kc Power: 1 Kw.. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Operated By Spa Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Fusiness-Studio Address Box 1038
Tel.: NA 4-1225 News Service: AP
Representative. .Venard. Rintoul & McConnell
Membership NAB. RAB
President, Gen. Mgr Clyde E. Wilson
Comm. Mgr T. Dickson
Chief Engineer C. Mathis
K B T M— Jonesboro— 1930
MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Patteson Brothers
Address WBTM Bldg.
Tel.: WE 5-5597 News Service: AP
Representative Burn-Smith
Pres.. Gen. Mgr A. G. Patteson, Jr.
Sta. Mgr Clarence Adams
Pub. Dir Marion Boyne
KNEA— Jonesboro— 1950
Frequency: 970 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Radio Jonesboro, Inc.
Address New Citizens Bank Bldg.
Tel.: WE 2-8381 . .News Service: UP
Transcription Service ...... World, Thesaurus
Representative Gill-Peraa
President Ernest Farabee
General Manager. Harold Gregson
Comm. Mgr Deloss Walker
Prog., Pub. Dir Mitch Odum
Chief Eng Wesley Bell
KABK-Liiile Rock-1928
NBC
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Arkansas Radio & Equip. Co.
Address 10th & Spring Sts.
Tel.: FR 6-2481 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NAB
Exec V.P., Gen. Mgr T. K. Barton
V.P., Sta. Mgr Douglas Romine
Commercial Mgr Ernest Howard
Prom. Dir Shirley Kennedy
Program Director Ernest M. Howard
K G H I— Little Rock— 1927
MBS
Freq.: 1250 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 w n.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Arkansas
Address P. O. Box 3099
Tel.: FR 2-0166 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Burn-Smith
Gen. Mgr Harold E. King
Sta. Mgr William J. Hart
Comm. Mgr Al Shirey
Sales Prom. Mgr Winnif red Shanks
Program Dir Marvin Heffington
Publicity Dir Barbara Park
Chief Engineer Bill Gabbert
KLBA-Liiile Rock-1927
ABN
Freq.: 1010 Kc Power: 10 Kw. d., 5 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By WTCR Inc
Business-Studio
Address Box 426, Arlington, Va.
Tel.: JA 5-5087 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative Paul Raymer
President. Jane E. Trimner
Sta., Comm. Mgr Kermit F. Tracy
General Mgr N. S. Twell
K0KY— Little Rock-1956
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Ebony Radio
Address Box 1956
Tel.: FR 2-0391 News Service: AP
Representative John E. Pearson
Gen. Mgr John M. McLendon
Sta. Mgr Kersh Walters
K T H S— Little Rock— 1924
CBS
Frequency: 1090 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper . Radio Bcstg., Inc.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 269
Newspaper Aff il Shreveport Times
Tel.: FR 4-3764 News Service: AP, UP
Representative Christal
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Membership NAB, RAB
Prudent W. H. Bronson
Gen., Sta. Mgr B. G. Robertson
Comm. Manager A. C. Dowden
Sales Prom. Mgr r. Brown
Program Director George F. Moore
Chief Engineer Cecil L. Sultt
KVLC — Little Rock— 1948
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . Southwestern Bcstg. Co.
Address Southern Natl. Insurance Bldg.
Tel.: FR 5-5321 News Service: AP
Representative Clarke Brown, O'Connell
Comm. Mgr Charlie Simms
General Mgr Dale Mahurin
Asst. Sta. Mgr Henry H. Steele
KNLR— North Little Rock— 1957
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Arkansas Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address 16th & Main
Tel: FR 6-1997 News Service: UP
Representative W. S. Grant
Membership NAB, RAB
President Willis Eddins
Gen. Sta. Mgr Ray Bartlett
Comm. Mgr Philip Sklar
KXLR— N Little Rock— 1946
Freq.: 1150 Kc Powers 5 Kw. A, 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Sanders Ark. Bcstg.
Address Cotton Belt Bldg.
Tel.: FR 2-2155 News Service: AP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr George B. Faulder
Prog. Dir Roy Nichols
KVMA-Magnolia-1948
MBS
Frequency: 630 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Magnolia Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address.. 212 N. Jefferson St.
Tel.: 630 News Service: AP
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NAB
President Dr. J. F. Rushton
Gen. Mgr William M. Bigley
Comm. Mgr W. D. Waller
KBOK-Malvern-1951-KBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Malvern Bcstg. Co.
Address Young Insurance Bldg.
Tel.: 1800 News Service: AP
Representative . . Devney, Melville
Gen., Comm. Mgr Kermit Richardson
Chief Engineer Tom Graves
KTML-Marked Tree— 1956
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned KTML, inc.
Address Box 17
Telephone 1580
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Representative Best
Gen. Mgr Carlton Garner
KVSA-McGehee-1953
Frequency: 1220 Kw Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By...S. E. Arkansas Bcstrs. Inc.
Address Box 1220
Tel.: CA 2-2400. News Service: AP
Representative Best
Transcription Capitol
Pres., Gen. Mgr Abbott F. Kinney
KENA-Mena— 1955-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By R. B. Bell
Address S. Reine St.
Tel: 944 News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
General Mgr Larry Shephard
Comm. Mgr Bill Hughes
Ch. Eng O. D. Frederick
KHBM— Moniicello— 1955
KBS
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned-Oper. By College Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 446
Tel.: 91 News Service:UP
Representative Best
Transcription SESAC, Standard
Gen. Mgr Ted Woods
Comm. Mgr Betty Woods
Chtef Engineer John Burdue
KVOM-Morrilton— 1952
Frequency: 800 Kw Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Morrilton Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 541
Tel.: 506 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard, World
Gen. Mgr J. C. Willis
Comm Mgr Bill Harper
Prog. Director Hugh C. Jones
K T L 0— Mountain Home— 1953
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kw Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Mountain Home Bcstg, Corp.
Address Hwy 5, N.
.Tel: 1490 News Service: UP
Representative Best
Transcription World
Pres., Gen. Mgr A. Stridden
Commercial Mgr Bob Pratt
KNBY-Newport-1949
Freq.: 1280 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Operated By Newport Bcstg. Co.
Business Address U.S. Hwy. 67
General Manager Gene Howe
Program Director Jerry Grojean
K 0 S E-Osceola— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 1000 Wetti d.
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Owned-Oper. By Osceola Best?. Corp*
Business Address P. O. Box 311
Tel.: LO 3-2641 News Service: AP
Trans World
Representative Cont. Radio Sales
President H. F. Ohlendorf
General Manager Don Whitney
Commercial Manager Betty 6. Woods
KDRS— Paragould— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 1490 le Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Progressive Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 4S1
Tel.: CE 2-7627 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
General Manager. T. Rand
Commercial Manager Doyne F. Bateman
Business Manager. T. M. Sell
Prog. Dir W. Wheelis
Chief Engineer William O. Driskell
KCLA-PineBluff-1947
Frequency: 1400 Ic Power: 2S0 Wetts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Radio Engineering Service
Business-Studio Address ..... 2S00 W. I8& St.
Tel.: JE 5-1241 News Service: AP
Station Representative Hil Best
General Mgr Kenneth Kesterson
Commercial Manager Clyde Martin
Pgm. Dir „ Charles Penix
KOTN-PineBluff-1934
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .Universal Bcstg. Corp
Address Simmons Bank Bldg.
Tel.: JE 4-8732 News Service: AP
Transcription Service.. Thesaurus, World
Representative Walker
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. Chief Engr B. J. Parrlsh
Local Comm. Mgr .J. Wallace
Program Director Hilda Mate
Pub. Director R. W. Etter
KPBA-Pine Bluff— 1957
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Radio Pine Bluff
Address 1607 W. 6th St.
Tel.: 4-1523 News Service: UP
Gen. Mgr Howard M. Peters
K P 0 C— Pocahontas— 1950
KBS
Frequency: 1420 lc.... Power: 1.000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . .Pocahontas Radio. Inc.
Address. .P. O. Box 250
Tel.: TW 2-5234 News Service: AP
Transcription World
Membership NAB
General Mgr. Adrian L. White
Program Dir. . Bill Nicholson
Sales Mgr. ........ .......... Virgil Pace
KAMO-Bogers-1954
Frequency: 1390 Kc. ...... Power: 1000 Watts
Owned KAMO, Inc.
Address 114 S. First
Telephone 1390
Station Rep Walker
Transcription World
Pres., Gen. Mgr G. Don Thompson
Prog., Pub. Dir Chuck Davis
Chief Engineer Bud Williams
KXRJ-Bussellville-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Valley Broadcasters
Address Second and Commerce
Tel.: 299, 123 News Service: AP
Gen., Sta. Mgr C. R. Home
Comm. Mgr L. L. Bryan
Sales Prom. Mgr Don Sammons
Prog. Director Ora Mae Lee
Chief Engineer ....William C. McKenney
KWCB-Searcy-1951-KBS
Frequency: 1300 Kc Powers 1000 Watts d.
Owned White County Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 95
Tel.: 1281 News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Carl N. Dodd
Comm. Mgr Don P. Jones
Chief Eng Roy K. Cole
KU0A— Siloam Springs— 1923
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5.000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By .Kuoa, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Siloam Springs
Tel.: 777 News Service: UP
Representative Dora-Clayton
Membership NAB
President .Dr. John E. Brown. St.
Gen. Mgr. Cecil Smith
Program Director Ralph Kennedy, Jr.
Chief Engineer John R. Flanagan
KBRS-Springdale-1949
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper.. .Northwest Ark. Bcstg. & TV Co.
Address P- O. Box 29
Telephone: PL 1-4675 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation. .Southwestern Pub. Co.
Representative Hil F. Best
President Donald W. Reynolds
Gen., Sta. Mgr .Roy J. Bowman
Comm. Manager Hubert Phillips
Chief Engineer. William Ussery
KWAK— Stuttgart— 1948
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc... Power: 250 Wetts
Owned-Operated By .... Stuttgart Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address Stuttgart
Tel.: WA 2-5212 News Service: AP
Representative -Hil F. Best
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Tel.: 980 News Service: UP
Trans Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr Wm. H. Cate
K W R F— Warren-1953-KBS
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned Pines Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 480
Tel.: 353-354 News Service: AP
Representative .Hil F. Best
Gen., Sta. Mgr Lee Reaves
Comm. Mgr H. M. Harris
KWYN-Wynne-1956
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned E. Arkansas Bcstrs, Inc.
Address Hwy. No. 1. N.
Tel.: 1188 News Service: UP
Representative Best
Trans World
Gen. Mgr Raymond O. Raley
Comm. Mgr. Hiram Mayo
Prog. Dir Art Rogers
Membership NAB
Transcription World, Standard
President Beioit Taylor
Gsn. Manager Melvin P. Spann
Station Mgr June S. Spann
Chtef Engineer C. R. Sandine
ROSY— Texarkana— 1951
MBS
Freq.: 790 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 w. n.
Owned-Operated By Gateway Bcstg. Co.
Address State Line Ave.
Representative Pearson
Trans Thesaurus
Gen. Manager Tom E. Dillahunty
Sales Manager Herman Cecil
RRLW
-Walnut Ridge-
KBS
1951
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power; 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Lawrence Co. Bcstg. Co.
Address Walnut Ridge
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 14,203,000; Families— 4,537,000; Lie. Stations— 174;
Sta. CP's— 10; Radio Homes— 4,502,000; TV Homes— 4,437,000
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Tel.: TU 5-5636 News Service: UP
Gen. Mgr Gene Ragle
California
R C N O-AUuras-195 1-ABN
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. .Interstate Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1358
Tel.: 2531 News Service: UP
Trans. Ser Standard, Capitol, Sesac
Representative Best
Pres., Gen. Mgr H. J. Chandler
Sta. Mgr Dick Barrett
Chief Eng J. M. Condrey
RAVR— Apple Valley— 1954
Frequency: 960 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned Apple Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address Apple Valley Inn
Tel.: VI 7-7251 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Transcription .World
Representative McGavren-Quinn, Moore
President .Newton T. Bass
Managing Dir J. C. Thomas
Commercial Mgr R. T. McKenzie
RENL-Arcaia-1956
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Humboldt Bcstrs.
Address Box 515
Tel.: VA 2-2941 News Service: AP
Transcription SESAC, World
Representative W. T. Grant
Gen., Sta. Mgr Vern Emmerson
Chief Engineer Vince Lambert
RAHI-Auburn-1957
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned Don C. Reeves
Address Box 950
RBIC-Avalon-1952
Frequency: 740 Kc .Power: 10.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By John Poole Bcstg. Co.
Address. . , .6540 Sunset Blvd.. Los Angeles 28
Tel.: HO 3-3205 News Service: AP, UP
Representative Weed
Membership NAB, RAB
President. Gen. Mgr John Poole
V.P., Oper. Mgr Cliff Gill
V.P., Comm. Mgr R J Mc Andrews
Program Director Alan Lisser
RAFY-Bakersfield-1946
MBS
Frequency: 550 Ke.. ..... .Power: 1000 Welti
Owned Paschall, Tullis & Hearne
Address 1669 Chester Ave.
Tel: FA 4-9861 News Service: UP
Representative McGavren-Quinn
Transcription SESAC
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Benton Paschall
Sales Promotion Manager Lee Corbin
Comm. Mgr. Glenn Lockhart
Publicity Director Pat Baker
Chief Engineer Lee Jones
K B I S— Bakersfield— 1950
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By
Eastern Electrosonic Industries
Studio Address. ...... 2013 Chester Ave.
TeL: FA 4-6093 ... News Service? UP
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Transcription Service . Lang-Worth
Representative Young
Pres., Gen. Mgr Hal Brown
Station Mgr. Don Hopkins
Comm. Mgr Jack Bankson
Prog. Dir. Burt Hainline
KERN-Bakersfield-1932
CBS
Frequency; 1410 Kc. . . Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . McClatchy Bdcstg. Co.
Business Address 1535 17th St.
Tel.: FA 5-7475. News Service: UP
Transcription Service. ........ . . .Capitol
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NAB
President Eleanor McClatchy
Sta. Mgr Walter Bazluk
Chief Engineer Luverne Shatto
KGEE-Bakersfield-1946
Frequeacy: 1230 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Oper. By. KGEE, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. ... 1415 17th Street
Tel: FA 7-3587. News Service: UP
News Service UP
Representative Hollingbery
Membership RAB
Pres., Prom. Mgr C. Dexter Haywood
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr. . . Herbert H. Wixson
Program Director Thad Bulkeley
Chief Engineer. .Edwin Andreas
KMAP-Bakersfield-1955
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Morris Mindel
Address P.O. Box 693
Tel.: FA 7-3541 News Service: UP
Representative Forjoe
Membership NAB
Station Manager Morrie Mindel
Comm. Mgr Jack She'rin
KPMC-Bakersfield-1932
Frequency: 1560 Kc .Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Pioneer Mercantile Co.
Address 20th & N Sts.
Tel.: FA 7-5121 News Service: UP
Representative HJeadley-Reed
President. F. G. R. Schamblin
Gen., Sta. Mgr . . . .L. A. Schamblin
Comm. Mgr. Paul R. Bi'ermann
Chief Eng .Leo P. Jarvis
KPAS-Banning-1947
Frequency: 1490 Kc. . . . Powers 250 Watts
Owned. ................. Stevens Bcstg. Inc.
Addreis .4425 W. Ramsey St.
Tel.: VI 9-4557. ........... .News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative. Grant Webb
Gen. Manager. . .Edwin J. Stevens
Commercial Mgr. Lewis F. Shank
KWTC-Barsiow-1947
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Operated By.Mojave Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 697
Tel.: 4001 News Service: UP
Representative O'Connell
President W. T. Brown
Sta. Mgr. Harry White
KRE-Berkeley-1923
Frequency: 1400 Kc ..Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Oper. By ... . Central Calif. Bcstrs., Ine
Address-Trans 601 Ashby Avenue
Tel.: AS 3-7715. News Service: AP
Representative W. S. Grant
Membership NAB
General Mgr. Arthur Westlund
Sta. Mgr., Don Hambly
Prog. Dir. Les Avery
Chief Engineer .Robert K. Morrison
KOWL-Bijou-1956
Frequency: 1490 Kc. . Power: 250 Watts
Owned . Radio Station KOWL
Address Lake Tahoe, Bijou
Telephone KI 4-2400
General Sales Mgr. ........ Donald C. Brown
KIBS-Bishop-1953-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kw ...Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Inyo Bcstg. Co.
Address. Box 757
Tel.: 4411 News Service: UP
Representative Broadcast Time Sales
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Pub. Dir J. Oliver
Commercial Mgr., Prom. Mgr.. .R. S. Deming
K Y 0 R-Blythe-1947-ABN
Frequency: 1450 Kc. .... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned. . .Imperial Broadcasting Systems, Inc.
Address Box 668
Tel.: 2231 News Service: UP
Representative . John E. Pearson
President, Gen. Mgr Frank K. Danzig
V.P., Gen. Sales Mgr A. Bartlett Ross, Jr.
Station Mgr Vic Lundberg
Commercial Mgr. . Sam Christie
Program Dir Lee Young
Chief Engineer Carl S. Johnson
K R 0 P-Brawley-1946-ABN
Frequency: 1300 Kc.1000 Watts d., 500 n.
Owned-Oper. By Imperial Bcstg. System
Address 6331 Hollywood Blvd.
Telephone: 1300. . .News Service: UP
Representative John E. Pearson Co.
Station Manager Ed Silvera
Program Dir. Chap Rollins
KBLA-Burbank-1952
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Bdcstrs. of Burbank
Address. ..... 11516 Oxnard St., N. Hollywood
News Service UP
Station Representative Grant Webb
Transcription Service. .Capitol
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KICO— Calexico— 1947
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Charles R. Love
Address Barbara Worth Hotel, El Centro
Tel.: EL 2-1490 News Service: AP, INS
Station Representative. . . .D. Cooke, O'Connel
Owner Charles R. Love
General Manager W. L. Gleeson
Prom. Dir Wally Blake
KHSL-Chico— 1935-CBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated Golden Empire Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 303
Telephone FI 2-0141
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Mrs. H. McClung
Station Manager Charles H. Kinsley, Jr.
KPAY-Chico-1949-MBS
Frequency: 1060 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Rabell Enterprises
Address-Trans 1060 Humbug Rd.
Tel.: FI 2-4211 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Hollingberry
Membership NAB
President Fred Rabell
Exec. V.P Dorothy Rabell
Sacramento Valley Sales R. Gheller
Oper. Mgr Ned Tollinger
Natl. Sales Mgr Pete Watts
KCHV-Coachella-1954
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1 Kw„ d.
Owner Edward Gorges
Address 1694 6th Ave.
Tel.: EX 8-5534 News Service: AP
Representative Art Moore
Gen. Mgr I. E. Staples
Chief Eng Bill Buckingham
Sales Prom. Mgr Gus Duncan
K B M X-Coalinga-1950-KBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 500 W. d.
Owned-Oper. By Westside Bdcstg. Co.
Address Box 1179
Tel: 136 News Service: UP
Sta. Rep Grant Webb
Gen., Sta., Com. Mgr V. J. Stedry
Chief Engineer W. E. Long
KBUC-Corona-1948
Frequency: 1370 Kc. Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned Radio Broadcasting, Inc.
Business Address Box 363
Tel.: RE 7-1370 .News Service: UP
Trans Lang-Worth
Representative Gates
Pres., Gen. Mgr Henry Fritzen
Sta., Comm. Mgr Charles M. Ferguson
Chief Engineer Robert Cochems
KC RE— Crescent City— 1950
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Del Norte Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 248
News Services AP, INS
Representative Ayres
Transcription Standard, SESAC, World
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Sta. Mgr. . . Robert E. Grey
Business Mgr Peggy B. Gray
KCHJ-Delano— 1950
Freq.: 1010 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Charles Herman Johnes
Address County Line Rd.
Tel.: 8676 News Service: UP
Representative Ayres
General Mgr Jean J. Johnes
Program Dir Joe McFolin
K R D U-Dinuba-1946-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Operated By Radio Dinuba Co.
Business-Studio Address Box 157
Tel: DI 500 News Service: AP
News Service AP
Representative. . .W. Ayres, Cont. Radio Sales
Membership RAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Egon A. Hofer
V.P Dave Hofer, Jr.
KBAR-ElCajon-1954
ABN
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Babcock Bcstg. Corp.
Address .... Town & Country Hotel, San Diego
Tel.: CY 8-8371 News Service: AP
Representative Boiling
Membership RAB
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President L. H. Kornik
Gen., Sta. Manager E. L. (Bud) Chase
Comm. Mgr Donald Chase
Program Dir Dick Thompson
Chief Engineer Ed Murphree
KX0— El Centro— 1927
MBS-D0N LEE
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Valradio Inc.
Business Address Box 140
Tel.: EL 2-1230 News Service: UP
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Riley R. Gibson
Commercial Manager Marc Hanan
Prog. Dir Bob Weaver
KDAN-Eureka-1956
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned W. H. Hansen
Address Box 903
Tel.: HI 2-0611 News Service: UP
Representative Best. Time Sales, Hall
Membership NAB
Mgr. W. H. Hansen
Comm. Mgr . . .Earl Madray
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K H U M-Eureka-1947-CBS
Freq.: 980 Kc .Power: 5 Kw., d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By Eureka Bcstg.
Address ..Box 1015
Tel.: HI 2-5744 ...News Service: AP
Transcription Service . . . . C&plto!
Representative McGavren-Quinn
Prog. Dir Doyle Seely
Comm., Prom. Mgr Frank M. Smith
Chief Engineer .Dean Elliott
KIEM-Eureka-1933
MBS-DON LEE
Frequency: 1480 Kc.. Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Opr. By ... . Redwood Bdcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address .60% at E. Sts.
Telephone .HI 3-1621
Membership .NAB, RAB
Representative John Blair
President, Manager Wm. B. Smullin
General Manager J. Edwin Arnold
Commercial Mgr Robert Stach
Prom. Mgr B. Adams
Chief Engineer Don King
KDAC— Fort Bragg— 1948
KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned. ........ .Mendocino Coast Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 616
Tel.: YO 4-3251 News Service: AP
Owner .Edward Mertle
General Manager Craig N. Smith
Sales Prom. Mgr. .......... Matthew V. Huber
K A R M-Fresno-1938-ABN
Frequency: 1430 Kc. ...... Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . .KABM
Business-Studio Address. .1333 Van Ness Ave.
Tel.: AM 4-2966 News Service: AP
Representative Hollingbery
General-Station Manager Del Gore
Sales Mgr Glenn Rinker
Program Director Bill Dallas
Chief Engineer Elbert Dean
KBIF-Fresno-1947
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned KBIF, Inc.
Address 857 Van Ness Ave.
Tel.: AM 6-0791 News Service: UP
Transcription Lang-Worth
Representative McGavren-Quinn
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr David T. Harris
Comm. Mgr Ethan Bernstein
Program Dir. Jim Bailey
KEAP-Fresno-1957
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 500 W. d.
Owned. B. L. Golden
Address 2344 S. Railroad Ave.
Tel.: AD 7-1871 News Service: AP
Representative W. S. Grant
Mgr. R. L. Golden
KFRE-Fresno-1937-CBS
Frequency: 940 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Calif. Inland Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .T. W. Patterson Bldg.
Telephone AM 8-6441
Representative John Blair
Pres„ Gen. Mgr P. R. Bartlett
Com. Mgr. . Donald Barry
V. P. Eng. Keith L. Mealey
Program Dir Robert Fulton
K G S T-Fresno-1949-KBS
Frequency: 1600 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operafed By. . .Delle Broadcasting Co.
Address. 1244 'O' St.
Tel AM 6-9901
Representative . . . Nat'l Time Sales, Hall, Gates
Gen. Mgr. Jeanne Bacher
KMAK-Fresno-1953
Frequency: 1340 Kw... Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ..... . .McMahan Bcstg. Co.
Address. 2020 McKinley
Tel.: AM 6-9448 News Service: AP
Representative McGavren-Quinn
President. R. O. McMahan
Gen., Sta. Mgr. Coyle Chambers
Chief Engineer Ed Nickels
KMJ-Fresno-1925-NBC
Frequency: 580 Kc. ..... .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Operated By McClatchy Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. . 1515 Van Ness Ave.
Tel.: AM 8-5771 News Service: UP
Transcription Service .World
Representative. Paul H. Raymer
Membership NAB
Station Manager Ramsey G. Elliott
Sales Mgr Roy Swanson
Program Dir Jeff Nagle
KYNO-Fresno-1947
MBS-DON LEE
Frequency? 1300 Kc .Power? 1800 Wotto
Owned-Oper. By .Radio 1YNO
Address 2125 N. Barton Ave.
Tel.: CL 5-8383 News Service: UP
Transcription Service .Thesaurus
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NAB RAB
General Manager Gene Chenault
Sta. Mgr. Jim Carroll
Chief Engineer.......... ....Bert Williami®©
KPER-Gilroy-1957
Frequency: 1290 Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned Bernard & Jobbins Bcstg. Co.
Address 615 Swanston Lane
Tel.: VI 2-3155 .News Service: UP
Gen. Mgr Monte Guardino
Comm. Mgr Philip J. Martinez
KIEV-Glendale-1933
Frequency: 870 Kc. ...... . .Power: 250 Watts
$66
When there's Big News
Nobody covers it
Lil
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Owned-Operated By. . ., .Cannon System, Ltd.
Address 102 N. Glendale Ave.
Tel.: CI 1-1133 News Services: UP. AP
Transcription Service Standard
President David H. Cannon
Station Mgr Cal Cannon
KNGS— Hanford— 1948
Frequency: 620 Kc ....Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By E. J. Fenston, Pres.
Business Address 5424 E. Butler
Tel.: AD 7-7191 News Service: UP
Trans RCA
Membership NAB, RAB
Sta., Comm. Mgr Forrest Howard
Prog. Dir.. Ch. Eng Stan Vestal
KFWB-Hollywood-1925
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KFWB Bcstg.
Business-Studio Add.... 64 19 Hollywood Blvd.
Tel.: HO 3-5151 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Blair
Pres., Gen. Mgr Robert M. Purcell
Dir. of Oper Sydney Yallen
Sales Mgr Milton H. Klein
Prog. Dir Chuck Blore
(See Page 368)
KDAY-Hollywood-1947
(See Santa Monica For Listing)
KLAC-Hollywood-1924
Freq.: 570 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d..* 1 Kw. .n
Owned-Operated By . . . Hall Broadcasting Co.
Address 6363 Sunset Blvd
Telephone HO 2-7271
Representative Adam J. Young
Membership NAB
President M. W. Hall
V.P., Sta. Operations Felix Adams
Gen. Sales Manager Morton Sidley
Mdsg. Dir Armand La Pointe
KNX-Hollywood-1920
CBS
Frequency: 1070 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned By Columbia Bcstg. System, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 6121 Sunset Blvd.
Tel.: HO 9-1212 News Service: AP, UP
Representative CBS Radio Spot Sales
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres Arthur H. Hayes
Gen. Mgr Fred Ruegg
Gen. Sales Mgr Maurie Webster
Prog. Dir Robert Sutton
Promotion Mgr Phil Hillman
Pub. Dir. Lloyd Brownfield
Chief Engineer .Ted Denton
KRE0— Indio— 1946-ABN
Frequency: 1400 Kc ..Power: 250 Watts
Owned .... Imperial Broadcasting System, Inc.
Address Calhoun Dr.
Tel.: 7-3403 .News Service: UP
Representative John E. Pearson
$67
On Friday, January 31 and Saturday,
February 1, there were two explosions that
shook Los Angeles. One was 2,900 miles
away at Cape Canaveral. The other was
only 40 minutes away at Norwalk.
CBS Radio, nationally, and KNX Radio,
locally, covered both events with the speed,
flexibility and depth that only responsible
radio - and responsible network radio —
can provide.
For what is required is far more than
sound effects, a telephone and a couple of
news tickers. What's required is a
big news staff manned by experienced,
aggressive and highly qualified reporters
aware of their responsibilities to their
listeners. Men like Murrow, Sevareid, Herman,
Schorr and Smith nationally. Men like
Alcott, Roby, Vaile, Kenneally, McCoy and the
many others here at the KNX News Bureau.
That's how, on a weekend that shook
Los Angeles, KNX Radio again set
the standards against which all other news
coverage must be judged.
That's one more reason why KNX
advertisers are associated with
the very best in radio1.
Represented by CBS RADIO SPOT SALES
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sells the new
carriage trade
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CHANNEL
The new Carriage Trade wheels the market
basket, and deci4de^ most expenditures.
Whether she's on wheels in mobile Los
Angeles or at home, she is tuned to KFWB
Color Radio, for her seven friendly deejays,
Proof of performance: over 50% of all time
sold — consistently — is super-market goods.
Add motion to promotion on KFWB.
National representatives: John Blair & Co.
President and General Manager: Robert M. Purcell
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President, Gen. Mgr Frank K. Danzig
V.P.. Gen. Sales Mgr A. Bartlett Ross. Jr.
Station Mgr Douglas Caplette
Commercial Mgr Bill Gibeau
Program Director Don Retz
Chief Engineer Cliff Lantz
KAVL— Lancaster— 1950
Freq.: 610 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By Antelope Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 1192
Tel.: WH 2-1121 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, World
Membership NAB, RAB
Station Representative . . Broadcast Time Sales
President W. B. Carter
General Mgr H. L. Comstock
Chief Engineer Carl Pendergraft
KBVM— Lancaster— 1956
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Brocaw Broadcasting Co.
Address 112 East Avenue "J"
Tel.: WH 2-8461 News Service: AP
Representative Adam Young
Pres., Gen. Mgr Hal Brown
Station, Sales Mgr Frank Onstott
Prog. Dir Leo McElroy
KCVR-Lodi-1946-KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By H. W. & D. A. Browi?
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Tel.: EN 8-0628 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
Station Representative Wm. Ayres
Gen. Mgr Herbert W. Brown
Sta. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Dedah M. Corlett
Chief Engineer George Sampson
KFOX-LongBeach-1924
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Hogan Bcstg. Corp.
Address 220 E. Anaheim Street
Tel.: HE 6-7281 News Service: UP
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative Headley-Reed
President Arthur B. Hogan
Gen. Mgr Ira Laufer
Comm. Mgr Norman O. Dunshee
Chief Engineer George J. Merker
KGER— Long Beach— 1926
KBS
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 5.000 Watts
Owned By. . .John Brown Schools of Calif., Inc.
Eusiness-Studio Address 3745 Atlantic
Tel.: GA 7-7907 News Service: UP
Representative Bob Dare
Membership NAB
Gen., Sta.. Comm. Mgr E. William George
Beverly Hills Sales Mgr. . . Cornelius O. Lee
SUPPORT
YOUR
RTRA
CHARITIES
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SELL L.A.
the New KABC way!
s:
&
on the air from the air with
AIRWATCH
1st in Los Angeles
1st in the Nation
1st in service to listeners with
up-to-the-minute freeway reports
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on the air with
NEWS
by award-winning newscasters,
hourly, 24 hours a day
on the air with
MUSIC
the best — the most
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backed by vigorous
promotion — merchandising
The New KABC Radio
John H. Pace
Gen. Mgr.
Roy Cordell
Gen. Sales Mgr.
Represented Nationally by
The KATZ AGENCY, Inc.
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KABC— Los Angeles— 1929
ABN
Frequency: 790 Kc ..Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By AB-PT, Inc.
Address 1539 N. Vine St.
Tel.: NO 3-3311. . .... .News Service: AP. INS
Representative Katx
Membership NAB, R AB
President Robert Eastman
General Manager. John H. Pace
Commercial Mgr Roy L. Cordell
Program Director Dresser Dahlstead
Publicity Director. .Nell Cleary
Chief Engineer Ralph Denechaud
KFAC— Los Angeles— 1931
Frequency: 1330 Kc. Power: 5000 Weill
Owned-Oper. By. .Los Angeles Bcstg. Co.* lac
Bus.-Studio Address. 5773 Wilshire Blvd.
Tel.: WE 8-0161 News Service: AP
Representative Boiling
Membership NAB
Pres.-Gen.-Sta. Mgr Calvin J. Smith
Publicity Dir.. .Paul Price
Program Director.. Howard Rhines
Chief Engineer Ron Oakley
KFI— Los Angeles— 1922
NBC
Frequency: 640 Kc. .Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By « Earl® C. Anthony, Ins.
Business-Studio Address. .141 N. Vermont Ave.
Tel.: DU 2-2121. . .... .News Services: AP, UP
Representative Henry I. Christal
Membership NAB
Pres. Earle C. Anthony
Gen. Mgr Charles E. Hamilton
Comm. Mgr Myra Clark
Program Director. Pat Kelly
Sales, Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir.. .Edward H. Grigg
Co=CMel Engs.. .H. L. Blatterman, C. W. Meson
KG F J— Los Angeles— 1926
Frequency: 1230 Kc. . , Power: 250 Welts
Owned-Operated By. .... . .Ben S. McGlashan
Business-Studio Address. . . .6314 Sunset Blvd.
Tel: HO 4-0201 .News Service: UP
Owner Ben S. McGlashan
General, Station Manager. . . .Thelma Kirchner
Sales Mgr Molly C. Low
Sales Mgr Lee Roddy
Prog., Pub. Dir Dick Provensen
Chief Engineer Homer Obuchon
KHJ— Los Angeles— 1922
MBS-D0N LEE
Frequency: 930 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 5,000 Walls
Owned-Oper. By RKO Teleradio Pictures
Address. ........ 1313 N. Vine St., Hollywood
Tel.: HO 2-3133. .... . .News Service: INS, UP
Representative H-R Reps.
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Dos Lee Di¥.. ...WlUel tt Biews
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Comm. Mgr Terry Mann
Program Director A. J. LaFrano
Chief Engineer Robert Arne
KMPC— Los Angeles— 1927
Freq.: 710 Kc Power: 50 Kw. d..« 10 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Golden West Bcsters.
Address 5939 Sunset Boulevard
Tel.: 9-5341 News Services: INS, UP
Representative AM Radio Sales
Membership „ NAB
Ch. of Board Gene Autry
President Robert O. Reynolds
V.P., Dir. Engineering Lloyd C. Sigmon
Gen. Sales Mgr Stanley Spero
Mgr., Sis. Prom John M. Asher
Prog. Dir Robert H. Forward
Chief Engineer L. C. Sigmon
KPOL— Los Angeles— 1952
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Coast Radio Bdcstg. Corp.
Address 4628 Wilshire Blvd.
Tel.: WE 8-2345 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Forjoe
Membership RAB
President, Gen. Mgr Hugh R. Murchison
Station, Comm. Mgr Frederick Custer
Program Dir R. Scott
Chief Engineer Floyd Hall
FOR
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
REACTION
BUY
1010 KC
THE POPULAR STATION
Broadcast Times Sales —
New York — ■ Chicago
The Meeker Co.
San Francisco
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KP0P— Los Angeles— 1925
Frequency: 1020 Kc Power: 5,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Standard Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Add 338 S. Western Are.
Tel.: DU 8-2345 News Service: UP
Representative Broadcast Time Sales
Membership NAB
General Manager Frank Burke, Jr.
Prog. Dir Clyde Cadwell
Comm. Manager Vern Lindblade
Ch. Eng Leonard Reeves
KRKD— Los Angeles-1927
Frequency: 1150 Kc... Power: 5000 d.; 1000 n.
Owned-Operated By Cont. Tele. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. .1050 Montecito Drive
TeL CA 5-4116
President Frank Oxarart
Gen. Mgr Jack Feldmann
Sta. Mgr Joyce Evans
Prog. Dir Charles A. Clifton
Ch. Eng Ben Brown
KHOT-Madera-1956
Frequency: 1250 Kw.... Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owner Bob L. Moran
Address Box 67
Tel.: OR 4-8501 News Service: AP
Representative Ayres
Mgr Bob L. Moran
Sales Mgr Don L. Edwards
KMYC— Marysville— 1940
MBS-D0N LEE
Frequency: 1410 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d.; 1 Kw. n.
Owner-Oper.. Marys vifiVYuba City Bcstrs., Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 631
Tel.: SH 2-2396 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative ,....W. S. Grant
Membership NAB
President H. E. Thomas
Gen.-Station Manager Joe D. Carroll
Program Director W. R. Cleveland
Sis. Prom. Mgr Gene Walker
Publicity Dir Ned Liebman
Chief Engineer George "Ricks" Wy ville
KWIP-Merced-1956
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned Joseph Gamble Stations, Inc.
Address Hotel Tioga
Tel.: RA 2-3838 News Service: AP
Representative McGavren-Quinn, Feltis
Pres., Gen. Mgr Joseph E. Gamble
Sta. Mgr Jack Blake
KYOS-Merced-1936
MBS-D0N LEE
Frequency: 1480 Kc. . . . . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KYOS, Inc.
Business Address "G" Street Grade
Tel.: RA 2-6251 News Service: UP
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Representative Headley-Reed
Transcription Lang-Worth
Membership .NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Sta. Mgr Robert S. Garrett
Commercial Manager Gene Bell
Program Director John Mc Adams
Sales Prom. Mgr G. Lorenson
Chief Engineer. Cecil Lynch
KBEE-Modesio-1951
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned . . McClatchy Blstg. Co.
Address 14th & I Sts.
Tel.: LA 3-7756. News Service: UP
Representative Paul Raymer
Manager .Hugh Shelley
K F I V-Modesto-1950-ABN
Frequency? 1360 Kc Powers 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Modesto Bcstg.
Address Box 1360
Tel.: LA 4-1360 News Service: AP
Representative Hollingberry
Membership RAB
President Ruth Finley
Gen. Mgr .Ted Wolf
Comm. Manager Judd Sturtevant
Sales Prom. Mgr Harry Mitchell
Program Director Gene D'Accardo
Chief Engineer. .Mel Freedman
KTRB-Modesio-1933
Frequency: 860 Kc... Power: 10,000 d.; 1000 n.
Owned-Operated By . .KTRB Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address P. O. Box 593
Tel.: LA 3-0737 New Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative McGavren-Quinn
Membership ... . NAB
Pres.-Gen.-Station Mgr. ... William H. Bates. Jr.
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr. Richard Brown
Prog.. Pub. Dir W. C. Purviance
KIDD— Monterey— 1955
Frequency: 630 Kc .Power: 1 Kw.
Owned-Operated By ... . Pacific Ventures, Inc.
Address 546 Hartnell Plaza
Tel.: FA 9-0621 .News Service: AP
Representative Hollingberry
Gen. Mgr. Al Madden
Sales Prom. Mgr Robert G. Campbell
Chief Engineer .Herman Stalberg
KM BY— Monterey-
CBS
1949
Frequency: 1240 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .KMBY Bcstg. Co.
Business Address. ....... .468 Calle Principal
Tel.: FR 2-4541.. .News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Station Representative Pearson
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr.. . . . . .B. P. Timothy
Prog. Dir Florence Timothy
Sales Mgr.. J. T. Timothy
Chief Engineer . . . G. Hammond
KWSD-Mi. Shasia-1947
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Shasta Cascade Bcstg. Corp.
Address E. Alma St.
Tel.: WA 6-2124 News Service: UP
Representative Continental, McGavren
Membership NAB
President Vernita Adler
Co-Owner Arthur Adler
Co-Owner David H. Rees
KVON-Napa-1947
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By J. L. & A. M. Powell
Address . . Foster Rd.
Rep. O'Connell
Membership RAB
Owner, Gen. Mgr., J. L. Powell
Comm. Mgr. Burke Rilev
K S F E-Needles-1952-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Needles Bdcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box C-2
Tel.: 1234 News Service: INS
Station Representative Continental
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Owner. Mgr B. J. Fitzpatrick
KLX-Oakland-1921
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . .Tribune Building Co.
Business Studio Address .401 13th St.
Tel.: TE 2-6000. . .News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation Oakland Tribune
Transcription Service World
Representative Weed
Membership NAB
President J. R. Knowland. Jr
Station Mgr Bud Foster
Prog. Dir Bill Laws
Publicity Director Bill Bell
Sales Prom. Mgr Max Reeder
Chief Eng. Roswell S. Smith
KROW-Oakland-1925
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KROW, Inc.
Address. 464 19th St.
Tel.: TW 3-9600 News Service: UP
Representative Raymer
Transcription Thesaurus
Membership NAB, RAB
President. Sheldon F. Sackett
General Manager Jack Irvine
Comm. Mgr Robert Weinmann
KWBR-Oakland-1920
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Warner Bros.
Business-Studio Address 327 22nd St.
Tel.: HI 4-1212 News Service: UP
Representative Forjoe
Pres., Gen. Mgr . . . .E. N. Warner
Station Manager F. Wellington Morse
Program Director Jeane K. Kellberg
Chief Engineer Logan Z. Edwards
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KSLR— Oceanside— 1956
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned San Luis Rey Bcstg. Co.
Address ,...,. .Box 779
Tel: SA 2-8294 News Service: AP
Representative Dore. Rogers
President Court Shancks
Gen. Mgr Morritz Zenoff
Sales Mgr Truman Hinkle
KOCS— Ontario— 1947
Frequency: 1510 Kc .Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated By The Dally Report Co.
Business-Studio Address . .222 East "B" St.
Tel.: YU 6-1111. . : News Service: UP
Newspaper Aff Daily Report
Transcription Service World
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
President Mrs. Jerene A. Harnish
General Mgr .Peter R. Odens
KN0R— Oroville— 1948
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Oroville Bcstrs.
Address Ariin Rhine Dr.
Tel.: LE 3-0334 News Service: UP
President Raymond D. Vargas
Sales. Prom. Mgr Harry Ebeling
Program Dir Vic Ives
Chief Engineer W. F. Banks
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KOXR-Oxnard-1955
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Oxnard Broadcasting Corp.
Address 1280 So. Oxnard Blvd.
Tel.: HU 3-2303 News Service: UP
Representative Tracy Moore
President Paul R. Schneider
General Manager Charles A. Farmer
Sales Manager Robert F. Brown
KUTY— Palmdale-1957
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Harold C. Singleton
Address Box 5
News Service AP
Representative W. S. Grant
Gen. Mgr Allan A. Speare
Sales Mgr Gerald Critchfield
KCMJ— Palm Springs— 1946
CBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc 1 Kw.. d.; 500 W.. n.
Owned-Operated By. .Palm Springs Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box KK
Tel.: FA 5-2253 News Service: UP
Representative McGavren
Transcription Service World
Membership R AB
President David H. Margolis
V.P Robert D. Blashek
Gen. Mgr Norman Lot thus
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
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Comm. Mgr . Howard Kaufman
Program, Director Arthur Sipherd
Chiei Engineer Del Davitt
KDES Palm Springs— 1956
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned Cameron Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 2898
Tel.: FA 4-1212 News Service: UP
Representative W. S. Grant
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr I. Ray Corliss
Comm. Mgr. Harry Voelker
KPAL— Palm Springs— 1954
Frequency: 1450 Kc. . . .Power: 250 Watts
Owner. KPAL Bcstg. Corp.
Address Desert Inn Hotel
Tel.: 9171 News Service: AP
Rep. Radio-TV Reps
Membership . , NAB
Gen. Mgr.. Al Yallen
KIBE-PaloAllo-1949
Frequency: 1220 Kc. . . .Powers 1,000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper, By. ...... . .Sundial Bcstg. Corp.
Address. .................... .P.O. Box 1151
Tel.: DA 3-1341 .News Service: UP
Trans ... Standard, London
Rep Good Music Bcstrs.
Membership BAB
General Mgr. Edward Davis
Program Director Martin Cantisano
KALI— Pasadena— 1950
Frequency: 1430 Kc. ..... Power: 5000 W., d.
Owned Tele-Broadcasters, Inc.
Address 758 E. Colorado Blvd.
Tel.: RY 1-7148. . ......... .News Service: UP
Representative O'Connell
President. H. Scott Kilgore
Gen. Mgr. James Coyle
Chief Engineer. .Harvey E. Fritch
KWKW-Pasadena-1942
Frequency: 1300 Kc. ...... Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Southern Calif. Bcstg. Corp.
Address. ............. 800 Sierra Medr® Villa
Tel.: RY 1-6744. .......... .News Service: AP
Representative . Nat'l Time Sales
Membership NAB
President. Marshall S. Neal
Gen.-Station Mgr .William J. Beaton
Program Dir. ............... Ernesto Cervera
Comm. Mgr Dan Curtin
Chief Engineer Paul W« Speirf @
KXLA-Pasadena-1941
Frequency* 1110 Kc. ... . .Power: 10,000 Wotts
Own©d-Op@rated By . . Pacific Coast Bcstg. Co.
Business. ........... 1401 So. Oak Knell Ave.
Tel.: RY 1-6991 ........... .News Service: AP
Representative Best. Time Sales
Membership .......................... RAB
President-Gen. Sta. Mgr. ........ Loyal K. King
Sates Prom. Mgr. Armond Lamont
Chief Engineer .................. Jack Reeder
KPRL-PasoRobles-1946
MBS-KBS-D0N LEE
Frequency j 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By D. J. & Bernard Schwartx
Business-Studio Address ..... 32nd & Oak Sts.
News Service AP
Representative W. S. Grant
Gen., Sta., Mgr., Chief Eng.. . . .Dale Schwartz
Mdsg. Mgr Bernard Schwartz
Comm. Mgr. Dorothy Schwartz
KAFP— Peialuma— 1950
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc. ...... Power: 250 Watts
Owned. Best. Assoc, Inc.
Address .Box 590
Tel.: PO 3-1505. .News Service: UP
Representative. ....... .Broadcast Time Sales
President Shelby Oliver
Gen. Mgr. ................... Charlie Powers
Chief Engineer. ... .Ken Phillips
KATT-Piiisburg-1949
Frequency: 990 Kc. ......... . .Power: 5 Kw.
Owned-Operated By. KECC. Inc.
Business 235 Railroad Ave.
Tel.: HE 2-2964 News Service! UP
Representative W. S. Grant
Pres. Les Malloy
V.P., Gen. Mgr Jack Grant
KWOW-Pomona-1947
Freq.: 1600 Kc. . . .Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. a.
Owned-Oper. By. ... . .Valley Bdcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address ..... So. Mills & Olive
Tel.: LY 2-1293... ..News Service: UP
Representative W. S. Grant
General Mgr. ............ Dean H. Wickstrom
Comm., Prom. Mgr .... . Jim Robertson
Chief Engineer ..................... Jim Flint
KTIP-Porierville-1947
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc... Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Operated By .Ralph F. Miller
Business-Studio Address .Box 1312
Tel.: SU 4-1450. .News Service: UP
Representative ... O'Connell
G©». Mgr., Owner. Ralph F. Miller
Chief Engineer. ................. .Bill Whit©
KBLF-Bed Bluff— 1946
Frequency: 14S0 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Wetis
Owned-Oper. By ... . Tehama Broadcasting Co.
Address Box 431
Tel.: 880. News Service: UP
Representative .Tracy Moore
President. W. W. Boone
Station Mgr. .............. W. F. Baumgarten
KRDG-Redding-1956
MBS-D0N LEE
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
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Owned Redding Broadcasting Co.
Address ,..,...1214 Locust Street
Tel.: CH 3-0343 News Service: AP
Representative , Tracy Moore
General Manager Howard N. Martineau
Comm. Manager Lee Craig
Program Director Edith Martineau
Sales Prom. Mgr.. William A. Zimlich
KSDA-Redding— 1954
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner Valr, Inc.
Address Box 1400
Telephone CH 1-2626
Membership NAB
General Mgr P. Farrelle
Commercial Mgr Jerome Dreher
Prog. Dir Ronald S. Rose
K V C V-Redding-1939-CBS
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Golden Empire Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 511
Tel.: CH 3-1515 News Service: UP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Mrs. Hugh McClung
Station Manager Fred M. Stuelpnagel
KVIP-Redding-1957
Frequency: 540 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Shasta Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 919
News Service .' . AP
Representative Hollingbery
Sta. Mgr .Ted Dooley
KCAL-Redlands-1954
Frequency: 1410 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts
Owner .Southwest Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 223 E. State
Tel: 3-2359 News Service: AP
Representative Tracy Moore. Continental
Gen.. Comm. Mgr R. C. Winkelman
Program Dir.. Ellen Winkelman
Sec'y. Treas A. M. Miller
KRCK— Ridgecrest— 1957
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Victor M. Farel
Address 350 W, Ridgecrest Blvd.
Telephone RI 8-4061
Representative Grant Webb
Sales Manager , Denny Lyons
KRKS— Ridgecrest— 1956
KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned Ian S. Lansdown
Address Box 696
Tel: RI 8-9211 News Service: UP
Representative , . Best. Time Sales
Sta. Mgr H. Carvalho
KACE-Riverside-1957
Frequency: 1570 ....... .Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Ray Lapica
Address 7351 Lincoln Ave.
Tel.: OV 8-1570 News Service: AP
Representative Harlan G. Oakes
Comm. Mgr Chuck Ferguson
Sales Prom. Mgr Bill Geddes
Chief Engineer George Hobkirk
KPRO-Riverside-1941
Frequency: 1440 Kc. ...... Power: 1000 Watts
Owned. . . .Imperial Broadcasting System, Inc.
Address 3401 Russell Street
Tel.: OV 6-0260 ...News Service: UP
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NAB
Station Mgr John Wages
Gen., Sales Mgr George Corneal
Chief Engineer James Gardner
K C R A— Sacramento— 1945
NBC
Freq.: 1320 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.. I Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By KCKA, Inc.
Business Studio Address ...310 Tenth St.
Tel.: GI 1-4631 News Service: UP
Representative . . . . Pefry
President-General Mgr. Ewing C. K@Uy
Comm. Mgr Raymond J. Smith
Sta. Mgr Fred C. Beckwith
Prog. Dir Orel Phillips
Chief Engineer W. Herbert Hartman
K F 8 K— Sacramento— 1922
ABN
Frequency: 1530 Kc . . .Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .McClatchy Bcstg. Co.
Business Studio Address Twenty-First & Q
Tel.: GI 2-5011 . News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation. .McClatchy Newspapers
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NAB
President Eleanor McClatchy
Station Manager Frank Devaney
Sales Mgr.. A. C. Williams
Program Manager James McBride
Chief Engineer Stam Sronce
K G M S— Sacramento— 1952
MBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Capitol Radio Enterprises
Address Hotel Senator
Tel.: GI 1-3133 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Forjoe Co.
Membership NAB
General Manager Irving J. Schwartz
Station Manager. .............. .J. Matranga
Sales Manager R. O'Brien
Chief Engineer Bob LaRue
K R 0 Y— Sacramento— 1937
CBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc .Power: 256 Watts
Owned-Oper. By,..,. .....KROY, Inc.
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Host,
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JEFF CLARK,
TV Anncr.
Host, Early
Evening Movi
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News Commentator
ED DEVERILL, AM
News Editor
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Program Director
BUD HALEY, AM
Disc Jockey
LYNN TAYLOR,
TV Anncr.
Hostess,
Afternoon Movie
JOHNNY DOWNS,
TV Anncr.
MC, Cartoons and
"Downs Express"
LISA CLARK, TV Anncr. H
Hostess, |H
Afternoon Movies
HOWARD KEDDIE, AM
Farm Director
TONY KENT, AM
News Editor
JOHN GENTRI, AM
Disc Jockey
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BILL BROTHERS,
TV Anncr.
Host, Late Movies
In Billion-Dollar San Diego
Buy KFSD TV AM FM
NBC Basic Representatives: Katz Agency
Highway 94 at 47th Street, San Diego • Telephone COngress 2-2421
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Business-Studio Address, 1010 11th St.
Tel.: GI 3-2525 News Service: AP
Representative Hollingbery
Pres., Gen. Mgr Robert W. Dunn
Gen. Mgr , A. J. Richards
Prog. Dir Dean Seaton
Chief Engineer Doc Hall
K X 0 A— Sacramento— 1945
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Cal-Val Radio
Business Address Box 3094
Tel.: WA 5-2717 News Service: UP
Representative McGavren, Quinn
Pres., Gen. Mgr Riley R. Gibson
Station Mgr Howard Haman
Prog. Dir Jack Lawson
Chief Engineer Ewald Berger
KD0N— Salinas— 1935
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KDON, Inc.
Business Address 933 N. Main St.
Tel.: HA 2-6464 News Service: UP
Representative Radio TV Reps.
Trans Capitol
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr Glen M. Stadler
Comm. Mgr Gary Morano
Chief Engineer James R. Huntington
KSBW-Salinas-1947
MBS-D0N LEE
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Salinas Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 238 John St.
Tel.: HA 2-7484 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Representative McGavren-Quinn
Representative NAB
Pres*. Gen. Mgr John C. Cohan
Sta., Comm. Mgr W. M. Oates
Sales Prom. Mgr Clarke Bradley
Prog. Dir Bob Funnell
Chief Engineer Bill Hargan
KCSB— San Bernardino— 1947
Frequency: 1350 Kc Powers 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Fred P. D'Angelo
Business Address 770 Mill St.
Tel: TU 8-0245 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative W. S. Grant
Pres., Gen. Mgr F. P. D'Angelo
Comm. Mgr Joe Klaas
Prog. Dir., Chief Engr Don Smith
K F X M— San Bernardino— 1929
MBS
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned KFXM Broadcasting Co.
Address 512 Fifth Street
Tel.: TU 9-3636 News Service: UP
Transcription World
Representative McGavren-Quinn
Membership NAB, RAB
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Pres., Gen. Mgr Benton Paschall
Sales Ggr Norman Keats
Program Dir Jack Charles
Chief Engineer Lyle Kilgore
KIT0— San Bernardino— 1947
ABN
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Cosmopolitan Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 889
Tel.: GL 8-8183 News Service: UP
Representative Hollingbery
General Mgr Ed Jansen
K R N 0— San Bernardino— 1948
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Assoc
Address 990 Colton Ave
Tel.: TU 8-0771 News Service: UP
Representative Boiling
Pres., Gen. Mgr Norman H. Rogers
Station Manager George W. Brock
Sis. Prom., Comm. Mgr John Staples
Program Director Chuck Palmer
Chief Engineer George W. Brock
KCBQ— San Diego— 1946
Freq.: 1170 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d; 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By KCBQ, Inc.
Bus.-Srudio Address P. O. Box 1629
Tel.: BE 2-7161 News Service: UP
Representative Young
Membership NAB, RAB
Managing Dir Lee B. Bartell
KFMB-SanDiego-1941
CBS
Frequency: 540 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned Wrather- Alvarez Bcstng Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 1405 Fifth Ave.
Tel.: BE 2-2114 News Service: AP
Representative Petry
Membership NAB, RAB
President Jack Wrather
General Mgr George A. Whitney
Prog. Dir Collin Lowder
Gen. Sales Mgr Joe Miller
Promotion Dir Dan Bellus
Chief Engineer Charles Abel
KFSD-San Diego-1925-NBC
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KFSD, Inc.
Business-Studio Address U. S. Grant Hotel
Tel.: BE 3-6353 News Service: INS, AP
Representative Katx Agency
Membership RAB
Exec V.P., Gen. Mgr W. E. Goetze
Prog. Dir Lee Ellis
Dir of Sales Ray Baker
Pub. Dir Bill Sunday-
Chief Engineer Leroy Bellwood
KGB— San Diego— 1922
MBS-D0N LEE
Frequency: 1360 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts
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Owned-Operated By KGB, Inc.
Addrew. ...... . 1017 First Ave.
Tel.: BE 3-6151 News Service: UP. INS
Representative .......... .......... .H-l
Transcription . . World
Membership RAB, NAB
President ........ ....... Marion R. Hams
Vice-Pres., Sales Mgr. . . Leonard W. Lundmark
Program Director. Robert S. Regan
Chief Engineer .............. Norman Duncan
KSDO-San Diego— 1947
Freq.g 1130 Kc. .. Power: S Kw. d.. 1 Kw. a.
Owned-Operated By... San Diego Bcstg. Co.
Bus -Studio Address . . 304 U.S. Natl. Bank Bldg.
Tel.: BE 2-2041 ........... .News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Representative McGavren-Quinn
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr Norman Kay
Program Dir Bob Austin
Comm. Mgr. . , Peter McMahan
Chief Engineer Vern Milton
KSON-San Diego— 1946
Frequency: 1240 Kc. Power: 250 Welti
Owned Oper By ..... . Broadmoor Bcstg. Corp.
Address......... .....U.S. Grant Hotel
Tel.: BE 3-3131 .News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Representative ... ................ Forjoe
President Jack O. Gross
V.P., Gen. Mgr Laurence Gross
Comm. Mgr Miss Era Lewis
K GIL— San Fernando— 1947
Frequency: 1260 Kc. . . . . .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .Pierce Brooks Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address. ..... .49 IS Van Nuys Blvd.
Tel : ST 4-6291 .News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Trans.. .Capitol. World, Lang-Worth, Thesaurus
President ................ Dr. Pierce B. Brooks
Gen., Comm., Sta. Mgr.. .... .Howard P. Gray
Program Dir Jean Baker
Comm. Mgr Harold B. Arkoff
Chief Engineer Jay Rice
K CBS— San Francisco— 1921
CBS
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .................. CBS
Address .............. Sheraton Palace Hotel
Tel.: YU 2-7000. ..... .News Services: AP. UP
Representative ........ CBS Radio Spot Sales
Transcription Service .... ASCAP, SESAC, BMI
Membership ... .NAB, RAB
President (CBS). ..... .... .Frank Stanton
Gen.. Sta. Mgr. ........... Henry Untermeyer
Sales Manager Richard Schutte
Promotion Mgr. ................ Evelyn Clark
Program Director. .............. .Pede Worth
Publicity Director. ...... .William Cullenward
Chief Engineer ............... Alan Cermaek
KFRC— San Francisco— 1924
MBS-D0N LEE
Ir©<p&©ij6j! 110 Kc....... Power: §006 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ... . .RKO Teleradio Pictures
Business-Studio Address. .1000 Van Ness Ave.
Tel.: PR 6-0500 News Service: UP, INS
Representative .H-R
Membership . NAB, RAB
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Wendell B. Campbell
Commercial Manager ..... William E. Nichols
Sales Prom. Mgr.-Pub. Dir.. . . .Dink Templetoa
Program Director. .Mel Venter
Chief Engineer. E. G. Underwood
K GO— San Francisco— 1924
ABN
Frequency: 810 Kc. . . . . .Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ABC-PT
Business Address ...... 277 Golden Gate Ave.
News Service......... AP, INS
Representative John Blair
V P.. ABC; Gen. Mgr John H. Mitchell
Mng. Dir. John H. Pace
Commercial Mgr David E. Lundy
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir.. , . .Mildred Ramey
Program Director. .Hal Berger
Chief Engineer. ............ .Harry N. Jacobs
KJBS— San Francisco— 1924
Frequency: 1100 Kc. ...... Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By... ..KJBS Besfrs.
Business Studio Address.. 1470 Pise St.
Tel : OR 3-4148. ...... .News Service: AP. INS
Transcription All
Representative Young
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr. Edwin P. Franklin
Sta., Comm., Prom. Mgr. .... Stanley G. Breyer
Merchand. Dir. Audrey P. Hunt
Prog.. Pub. Dir. Charles F. Pendleton
Chief Engineer. ........... Roger Roberts
KNBC-SanFrancisco-1922
NBC
Frequency: 680 Kc. ... .Power: 50,000 Wafts
Owned-Operated By National Bcstg. Co.
Address. .......... ...... .420 Taylor St.
Tel.: GR 4-8700. . .News Service: AP, INS, UP
Trans Thesaurus
Representative. . ....... .NBC Spot Sales
Membership NAB. RAB
President (NBC). .Robert Sarnoff
Gen., Sta. Mgr. George W. Fuerst
Sales Mgr. Richard H Gravett
Program Director...... ..Jack Wagner
Publicity Director, Prom. Mgr. . . Jane Morrison
Chief Engineer. J. W. Baker
KOBY-San Francisco-1947
Frequency: 1550 Kc. ........ .Power: 10 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Mid-America Bdcstrs., Inc.
Address. .................... .505 Geary St.
Tel.: OR 3-1666. News Service: AP
Representative Petry
President .David M. Segal
Bus Mgr Wallace Brazeal
Gen. Sales Mgr. . John McRae
Chief Engineer. Veikko West
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KSAN— San Francisco— 1922
Frequency: 1450 Kc. . ... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned ..... Golden Gate Broadcasting Corp.
Address 1111 Market Street
Tel.: MA 1-8171 News Service: UP
Representative . . Stars National, Tracy Moore
President Sherwood H. Patterson
Gen., Sta. Mgr Norwood J. Patterson
Program Dir O'Dessa Monroe
Publicity Dir Gail Perry
Chief Engineer Harry Wickersham
KSAY— San Francisco— 1957
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 10 Kw.
Owned KSAY Broadcasting Co.
Address 1550 California St.
News Service INS
Representative lohn E. Pearson
President Grant Wrathall
Gen. Mgr Walter Conway
KSF0— San Francisco— 1925
Freq.: 560 Kc Power; 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. a.
Owned By Golden West Bcsters.
Business Address 950 California St.
Tel.: YU 2-5500 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative AM Radio Sales
Membership NAB. R AB
President Robert Reynolds
Gen. Mgr William D. Shaw
Sales Asst. Gen. Mgr.. Bert S. West
Adv. & Prom. Mgr John M. Asher
Pub. Dir., Sales Prom. Mgr P. Ryan
Dir. of Engineering Loyd C. Sigmon
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Membership RAB
Representative O'Connell; Pickens
President E. L. Barker
Gen., Sta. Mgr R- E. Ryan
Sis. Prom., Pub. Dir Lois Johnson
Comm. Mgr.. .G. Anderson
Program Director Ruth Polndexter
Chief Engineer BUI Cuaalagasm
KSJ0— San Jose— 1946
Freq.: 1590 Kc. . . . .Power: 1 Kw. d„ 500 w. a.
Owned-Operated By... Santa Clara Bcitg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 995
Tel.: CY 3-8030 News Service: UP
Paper Affil.. .Los Gatos Times, Gilroy Dispatch,
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Simmons, Hall
President. . . .Patrick H. Feabody
Gen., Sta. Mgr .Norman Paul
Comm., Sales Mgr.. .......... .Earle Russell
Publicity Director. .Gordon B. Greb
Prog. Dir Frank Darien
Chief Engineer Ernest McDaniel
KXRX San Jose— 1948
Frequency? 1500 Kc. . . . . . .Powers 1000 Wette
Owned-Operated By San Jose Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 117
Tel.: CY 2-5080 .News Service: AP
Representative McGavren, Tracy Moore
Membership .NAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Joe E. Levitt
Comm. Mgr., Pub. Dir Gordon Graham
Program Director Frank G. Kilpatrick
Chief Engineer Bill Frost
K Y A-San Francisco-1927 ? A T *-?»? Luis Obispo— 1949
Freq.: 1260 Kc. . . . .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. a.
Owned , Bartell Bcstrs.
Business Studio Address. Fairmont Hotel
Tel.: DO 2-2536 News Service: UP
Representative Major Market Sales
Membership RAB. NAB
Gen. Mgr Lee Bartell
Sales Mgr. Deane Banta
Prom. Mgr Dean Moxley
Prog. Dir. Jim Crumpacker
KEEN-San Jose— 1947
Frequency: 1370 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d.; 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By .... .United Bcstg. Co.
Business Studio Address Hotel De Ansa
Tel.: CY 4-0344 News Service: UP
Representative W. S. Groat
Membership NAB
President .George M. Mardikiaa
V.P., Gen. Mgr Floyd Farr
Prog. Dir., Chief Eng G. Snell
Commercial Mgr.. Robert J. Blum
Sales Prom. Mgr Ray Hollingsworth
KLOK-San Jose-1946
Freq.: 1170 Kc. .... Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By. ........ . .Radio KLOK, Inc.
Business Address .... P. O. Box 327B
News Service UP
Frequency: 1340 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ........... . KATY Inc.
Address P. O. Box 700
Tel.: LI 3-1340 News Service: UP
Trans. Service World
Representative Meeker. Moore
Membership • • NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr.. . .M. F. Marquardt
V.P G. O. Porter
Prog. Dir Clay Coldwell
KVEC— San Luis Obispo— 1937
MBS-D0N LEE
Frequency: 920 Kc. Power: 1 Kw. d.. 500 w. a.
Owned Valley Enterprises Co.
Address Mountain View & Hill Sts.
Tel.: LI 3-0920 News Service: AP
Transcription Service. .Standard
Representative McGavren-Quinn
Membership RAB
President John C. Cohan
Sales Manager Si Darragh
Nat. Sales Mgr William Oates
KVSM-San Maieo-1946
Frequency; 1050 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Intercontinental Bcstg. Corp.
Business Studi© Address ... 279 Baldwin Av«.
Tel.: DI 4-2541 News Service: UP
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Representative Charles Bernard
Membership RAB
General Manager Dick Schoiield
Sales Mgr Charles Johnson
Chief Engineer Carl Rolliff
KTIM-SanRafael-1947
Frequency: 1510 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Marin Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address 1040 B Street
Tel.: GL 3-6880 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil. . . . S. R. Independent Journal
Representative Hil F. Best
President Roy A. Brown
Gen. Mgr H. E. Turner
KWIZ-SantaAna-1926
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned ...... Voice of the Orange Empire Inc.
Business Address. . 105 E. 5th St.
Tel.: KI 7-5581 News Service: UP
Pres., Gen Mgr Ernest L. Spencer
Sta. Mgr Hal Davis
Ch. Eng Roy Morris
KDB— Santa Barbara— 1921
Frequency: 1490 Kc. ..Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ..... . KDB Broadcasting Co.
Business-Studio-Transmitter ..... Radio Square
Tel.: WO 4131 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Representative McGavren-Quinn
General Mgr Jim Harford
Sales Manager Len Menard
Program Director Claire Behan
K 1ST— Santa Barbara— 1946
NBC
Frequency: 1340 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ...... .Radio KIST, Inc.
Business-Studio Address ........ Balboa Bldg.
Tel.: WO 3981 . News Service: UP
Representative George P. Hollingbery
Pres,, Gen. Mgr. Harry C. Butcher
V.P., J3ta. Mgr Karl A. Rembe
KTMS— Santa Barbara— 1937
ABN-MBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc. ...... Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Santa Barbara News-Press
Business-Studio Address, .de la Guerra Plaza
Tel: WO 3911 . News Service: AP
Representative. Paul H. Raymer
President Thomas M. Storke
Vice-President. Charles A. Storke
Gen. Mgr Joe Benes
KSC0— Santa Cruz— 1947
Frequency: 1080 Kc. . . .Power: 1000 d.? 500 n.
Owned-Operated By. ..... . .Radio Santa Cms
Business Address. P. O. Bex 1080
Tel : GR 5-1080 .News Service: AP
Trans. Thesaurus, Standard
Membership ... NAB, RAB
Representative BTS
Pres., Gen. Mgr C. V. Berlin
KCOY-SantaMaria-1946
Frequency: 1400 Kc. ..Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Arenze B'casters
Business-Studio Address 801 So. B'way
Tel.: WA 5-2233.. News Service: AP
Representative. Best, McGavren-Quinn
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr James H. Ranger
Prog. Dir Bill Sinclair
Sales Mgr Ed L. Zuchelli
KSMA-SantaMaria-1945
Frequency: 1240 Kc .... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .J. Hagerman, J. I. Groom
Address .510 W. Morrison
Tel.: 5-2582 News Service: UP
Sta. Rep Tracy Moore
Managers . . James M. Hagerman, John I. Groom
KDAY-SaniaMonica-1947
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio California, Inc.
Address 1441 N. McCadden PI.
Tel.: HO 1-9981 News Service: AP
Membership RAB, NAB
Representative John Barry
President J. Elroy McCaw
Program Director Earl McRoberts
Chief Engineer Robert H. Dye
KSPA-Sania Paula-1948
Frequency: 1400 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By F & C. P. James
Business-Studio Address 110 Middle Rd.
Tel.: 1400 News Service: UP
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr. Frank James
KSR0— Santa Rosa— 1937
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Flnley Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. Box 570
Tel.: LI 5-3313 News Service: UP
Representative McGavren-Quinn
President Mrs. R W. Finley
Gen., Comm. Manager ....... Frank McLaurin
Pub. Dir Greg Prichard
Sales Prom. Mgr Paul Corbin
Prog. Dir Al E. Pearson
Chief Engineer Hilmar Cann
KROG-Sonora-1949-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc ..Power: 250 Watts
Owned John & Charlotte Robbins
Address Box 967
Tel.: JE 2-7426 News Service: UP
Transcription .... . Standard, SESAC
Representative W. S. Grant
Station Mgr. John F. Leonard
KJOY-Siockion-1947
Frequency: 1280 Kc. .... .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Joseph Gamble Stations* Inc.
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Business-Studio Address Hotel Stockton
Tel : HO 4-7313 News Service: UP
Representative McGavren
Membership RAB. NAB
President J. E. Gamhle
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Ort Lofthus
Prog. Dir Paul Wagner
Chief Engineer James Tracewell
K R A K— Stockton-Sacramento
1925
Frequency: 1140 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Golden Valley Bcstg. Co., bic
Address Hotel Wolf, Stockton
Tel.: HO 4-4551 News Service: UP
Transcription Lang- Worth
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership RAB
Pres., Co-Owner Gene Chenault
Gen. Mgr , Co-Owner Alan Torbet
Station Mgr Bob Murray
Sales Prom. Mgr Jacgueline Burton
Program Dir Bob Brannon
KSTN— Stockton— 1949
Frequency: 1420 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .San Joaquin Bcstg. Co.
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
Business Address 2171 Ralph Ave.
Tel.: HO 4-9209 News Service: UP
Representative Holllngbery
Membership NAB> RAB
President Knox La Rue
Sales Prom. Mgr William E. Priest
Program Director . . Ellis Lind
Publicity Director Ray Golden
Chief Engineer Lynn Johnson
KWG— Siockion— 1922
ABN-MBS-D0N LEE
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned . -. Western Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address. '. .Weber & E. Sts.
Tel.: HO 5-5728 News Service: AP
Representative Boiling Co.
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr Douglas D. Kahle
Sta. Mgr Ted Wolf
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr. .... Robert Murray
Program Director James E. Longe
Prog., Prom. Dir Robert Billman
Chief Engineer M. Bey Greene
KSUE-Susanville-1948
KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned By......N. Hallowell, J. E. McKahan
Tel.: 2020 News Service: UP
Representative Tracy Moore
Membership NAB
Manager Nolan Hollowell
Traffic Manager. .G. W. Burr
Program Director Ernest W. Moff ett
Chief Engineer Harold C. Houston
KTKR-Tafi-1948-KBS
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Taft Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P.O. Box "WW"
Tel.: 66101 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Partner, Gen. Mgr Kenneth Aitken
Comm. Mgr Jack Smith
Prog. Dir Daisy Mae Sherman
KCOK-Tulare-1945
MBS-D0N LEE
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KCOK, Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 119
Tel.: 6-2866 News Service: UP
Representative Forjoe
General Manager .Joel K. Munger
Sales Prom. Mgr Dene Simpson
Chief Engineer Vern Ludwig
KGEH-Tulare-1957
Frequency: 1370 Kc .Power: 1 Kw.
Owned .SanVal Bcstrs.
Tel: TU 6- . 3406 News Service: AP
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Address Box 444
Representative W. S. Grant. Hall
Membership NAB, RAB
Manager Bob McVay
KTUR-Turlock-1949
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Turlock Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 1390
Tel.: ME 2-1390. News Service: UP
Representative . . . . .O'Cannell
President . . .Wallace Lindskoog
Gen., Sta., Comm., Sis. Mgr H. A. McMillen
Program Director. B. McMillen
Chief Engineer. .Mexon Says©
KUKI-Ukiah-1950
Frequency: 1400 Kc. .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .M. E. Sims
Address.... ....P. O. Box 638
Telephone HO 2-4771
Representative Grant
Transcription Service Standard
Membership NAB
Gen., Comm. Mgr. John Franklin
Sis. Promotion Mgr. Phil Trine
Program Dir Jack Hasting
Publicity Director Lyle Jones
Chief Engineer. Johs^ Gheathan
KGYW-Vallejo-1947
Frequency: 1190 Kc. ... . .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Vallejo Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. . . .3267 Sonoma Blvd.
SIM.: MI 4-8944 News Service: UP
Representative BTS
Co-Owners, Co-Mgrs. ..... E. Peck, A. J. Krisik
Sales Prom. Mgr John Bayliss
Chief Engineer William Roberts
KUDO— Ventura— 1947
Frequency: 1590 Kc. .... .Power 1000 Watts
Owned Tri-Counties Public Service
Business Address Box 1411
Tel.: MI 3-6185. News Service: AP
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Rep Continental, Oakes
Membership RAB
Manager Hugh Wallace
Sales Mgr Norton Gilson
Program Dir. Jim Williams
Chief Engineer..... Cullen Tendick
KVEN-Veniura-1948
MBS-D0N LEE
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Wottt
Owned-Operated By Coast Ventura Co.
Address .Box 1611
Tel.: MI 3-8675. News Service: UP
Representative ............. McGavren, Webb
President Carroll Mauser
General Manager . Sydney Held
Station Manager. .Fred Hall
KONG-Visalia-1949
Frequency: 1400 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Airwaves, Inc.
Address Box 1429
Tel.: RE 4-5811 News Service: UP
Representative Headley-Reed
President Harry E. Layman
Gen. Mgr Glenn Newell
KWSO-Wasco-1950
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By... Maple leaf Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 366
Tel.: PL 8-6425 News Service: AP
Representative Best. Time Sales
President. E. J. Peters
Gen. Mgr Elbert Frantz
Station Mgr.. Theo. G. Heinrichs
KOMY-Watsonville-1937
Frequency: 1340 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Business Address. .2449 Larkin, San Francisco
Tel.: PR 5-2725 News Service: UP
Representative William Ayi«es
Gen Mgr F. T. Crennan
Comm. Mgr Ken Southwick
KSYC-Yreka-1947-ABN
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Siskiyou Cty. Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Lawrence Lane. S. Oregon St.
Tel.: VI 2-4158 News Service: AP
Representative T. Moor©
Membership NAB
President E. G. Milbourne
General Manager. D. C. Holfinger
Sta.. Comm. Manager D. M. Comstock
Program Director Wesley Meyers
Chief Engineer W. R. Maginnis
KAGR— Yuba City-1953
KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owner. James E. Jaeger
Address Box 247
Telephone: SH 3-7343 News Service: UP
Representative Scott
President ....James E. Jaeger
Gen. Mgr.. Chief Eng .... .James E. Walley
Program Director Dean Coll
KUBA-Yuba City— 1947
Freq.: 1600 Kc... Power: IKw., d., 500 w. n.
Owned-Operated By . . Peachbowl Bcstrs., Inc.
Bus. Add... Hotel Marysville, Marysville. Cal.
Tel.: SH 3-7309 News Service: AP
Transcription Service .Thesaurus
Rep. ... .... Ayers. O'Connell, Continental
Membership NAB
President......... . Chester V. Ullom
Gen. Manager Roger R. Hunt
Comm. Mgr Lloyd Klemp
Prog. Dir BJc Ryan
Pub. Dir Don Taylor
Chief Engineer. Carlton E. Currie
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 1,686,000; Families— 510,000; Lie. Stations— 57,
Sta. CP's— 1; Radio Homes— 473,000; TV Homes— 310,000
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MBS-IMN
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By D. L. & Katholeen Allen
Address Alamosa
Tel.: 26 News Service: UP
Rep Avery-Knodel
General Manager D. L. Allen
Coram. Manager ,. .Katholeen Allen
KBOL— Boulder— 1946
Frequency: 1490 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Boulder Radio KBOL, Inc.
Address Box 146
Tel : HI 2-2242 News Service: AP
Transcription Service , Standard, Thesaurus
Station Rep .Holman
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Russel Shaffer
Sales Manager Gene Palm
Program Dir John Wilcox
KRLN— Canon City— 1946
KBS-IMN
Frequency: 1400 Kc ....Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Royal Gorge Bcstrs.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address Box 858
News Service .UP
Trans. Serv Keystone, Cole, BMI
Pres.-Gen.-Sta. Mgr. .......... Ray M. Beckner
Comm. Mgr Al Rinn
Pub. Dir Q. Bryan
Prog. Director R. Beckner, Jr.
Chief Engineer Ed Wood
KAF A— Colorado Springs— 1956
MBS-IMN
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Address Box 762
Tel.: ME 3-2608 News Service: UP
Representative Clark
President W. C. Taylor
Mgr , Chet Kreidler
Comm. Mgr Tommye Oldfield
KP IK— Colorado Springs— 1957
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned Western Bcstg. Co.
Address 120 E. Platte, Box 2422
Tel.: ME 4-1503 News Service: UP
Representative Charles Bernard
Gen. Mgr Ralph Cercy
Sis. Mgr Jay Drennan
KRDO— Colorado Springs
1947
Frequency: 1240 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . Pikes Peak Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. . . .399 S. 8th St.
Tel.: ME 2-1515 News Service: AP. UP
Transcription .Lang-Worth, Thesaurus
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr Harry W. Hoth
Chief Engineer C. Upton
K VOR Colorado Springs
1924— CBS
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Dunbar Bcstg.
Address. 512 So. Tejon
Tel.: ME 2-3536 News Service: UP
Representative Venard
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Charles A. Dunbar
Prog. Dir William Myers
Sales Prom. Mgr Russell R. Chapman
Program Director. Ron Cook
Chief Engineer Sheridan Gilbert
KWBY— Colorado Springs
1955
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Music Broadcasting Corp.
Address . . .Box 764
Tel.: ME 4-5511 News Service: UP
Representative Radio-TV Reps., Inc.
Pres., Gen. Mgr John L. Buchanan
Comm. Mgr Bill Mims
Prog. Dir.. Robert Pittock
Chief Engineer Kenneth Metzger
KVFC-Cortez-1956
KBS-IMN
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .... J. Hawkins & B. Hubbs
Address Box 1718
Tel.: LO 5-3463 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Best
Gen., Sta. Mgr.. ..... ..... Jack Hawkins
Prog. Dir., Eng Jack James
Comm. Mgr George Fender
KRAI-Craig-1948
Frequency: 550 Kc. .Power: 1 Kw. d.. 500 W. n
Owned-Oper. By ..... Northwestern Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 65
Tel.: TA 4-6574 News Service: UP
Representative Grant Webb
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
President . . George Cory
Station Mgr Dick Bonderud
Treasurer Kenneth Stone
Network Dir LeRoy Okeriund
KDTA— Delia— 1955
Frequency: 1400 Kc ...Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By... Monarch Broadcasting Co.
Address. P. O. Box 752
Tel.: 140 News Service: UP
Transcription .SESAC
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Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr D. E. Towne
Comm. Mgr D. W. Blair
Prog. Dir Rose Mary Towne
KDEN-Denver-1956
Frequency: 1340 Kc ..Power: 250 Watts
Owned KDEN Broadcasting Co.
Address 1601 West Jewell Ave.
Tel.: WE 5-3525. News Service: AP
Representative Breen & Ward
Partners . . Edwin E. Koepke, Frank E. Amole Jr.
Slation Mgr Edwin E. Koepke
Comm. Mgr Wally Geiger
Sales Prom. Mgr Tom Moore
Program Dir Lloyd Knight
Chief Engineer Walt Wilson
KFML-Denver-1956
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ."Note" Bcstg. Co.
Address 262 Fillmore St.
Tel.: East 2-7893 News Service: AP
Representative. .... .Good Music Broadcasters
President E. A. Bancker, Jr.
Gen. Mgr A. L. Robertson
Comm. Mgr Timothy O'Connor
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Dave Downs
Program Dir Dick Stevens
Ch. Eng H. H. Johnson
KFSC-Denver-1954
Frequency: 1220 Kc . . .Power: 1 Kw.
Owned. .Francisco V. Sanchez
Address 3340 Lafayette St.
Tel.: AC 2-8935 News Service: INS
Representative. . . .Oakes, NaLional Time Sales
President F. V. Sanchez
Gen. Mgr Levi Beall
Comm. Mgr. Joseph E. Flynn
KIMM-Denver-1923-IMN
Frequency: 950 kc Power: 5 kw.
Owned KIMN, Inc.
Address 5350 W. 20th Ave.
Tel.: BE 7-2734 News Service: UP
Station Representative ..... Avery-Knodel, Inc.
Membership RAB, NAB
Gen. Mgr George B. Morgan
Nat. Sales Mgr Kenneth E. Palmer
Commercial Manager Dan Markhan
Chief Engineer George Vogel
KUR-Denver-1953-KBS
Frequency: 990 Kw.. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By G. B. Anderson
Address 6535 W. Jewell
T'el.: WA 2-1189 News Service: INS
Representative Best, Biddick
Owner-Gen.. Mgr. ........... G. B. Anderson
Commercial Mgr L. L. Tracy
Bus. Mgr . H. G. Kincaid
Prog. Dir. . . G. B. Anderson
Chief Engineer D. M. Smith
KLZ-Denver-1922-CBS
Owned Time, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 131 Speer Blvd.
Tel.: MA 3-4271 News Service: UP, INS
Kepresentative Katx
Membership NAB. RAB
President Hugh B. Terry
Sta. Mgr., Sales Dir Lee Fondren
Sales Prom. Mgr Quintin McCredie
Program Coordinator Charles Roberts
Pub. Dir. . Al Shepard
Chief Engineer. Harvey E. Wehrman
KMYR-Denver-1941
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . Dolph-Pettey Bdcstg. Co.
Address. Security Life Bldg.
Tel.: MA 3-4161 News Service: UP
Station Representative Adam Young
General Manager Ken Hildebrandt
Comm. Mgr Leonard Kehl
Program Dir Ev Wren
Chief Engineer Joseph Finch
KOA-Denver-1924-NBC
Frequency: 850 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. KOA, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. .1625 California St.
Tel: MA 3-6211 News Service: AP, UP
Representative Christal
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr William W. Grant
Sta. Mgr Bob Hix
Sales Prom. Mgr Orville Rennie
Program Director Lynn Reed
Chief Engineer J. A. Slusser
KOSI-Denver-1954
Freq.: 1430 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.; 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By. ... . .Mid-America Bcstg. Co.
Address Radio Center Bldg.
Tel : EM 6-2695 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Petry
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr David M. Segal
Station Mgr Vernon Wickre
Comm. Mgr. James F. Brown
Sales Prom. Mgr Darlene Chaffee
Chief Engineer Lonnie A. Licata
KTLN-Denver-1948
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. Radio Denver, Inc.
Address. 431 W. Colfax
Tel.: AC 2-4811 News Service: UP
Membership RAB
Representative Radio Reps., Inc.
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Richard B. Wheeler
Gen. Sales Mgr Lee Mehlig
Sales Prom. Mgr Bill Payne
Program Director Perry Allen
Chief Engineer Norm Pe Jerson
K V 0 D-Denver-1925-ABN
Frequency: 560 Kc.
P©w®r: 5000 Watts Frequency: 630 Kc.
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Owned Colorado Radio Corp.
Address Petroleum Club Bldg.
(News Service UP
Representative Boiling
President George Cory
Gen., Sta. Mgr LeRoy Okerlund
Comm. Mgr Holly Moyer
Sales Prom. Mgr Dick McDaniel
Program Dir Dave Scott
Publicity Dir Pete Easley
Chief Engineer Jim Coryell
KIUP-Durango-1935
Freq.: 930 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By San Juan Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 641
Tel: 117 News Service: UP
Transcription Service ... Thesaurus, World
Representative Holman Co., McGuire
President J. A. Segerberg
Gen., Sta. Mgr R. E. O'Brien
Sales Prom. Mgr Al Gare
Program Director Herb Jobes
Comm. Mgr Lindsey Becker
Publicity Director Frank Toomey
Chief Engineer .Lou Shaw
KGMC— Englewood— 1952
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned by Radio Station KGMC
Address 3355 S. Broadway
Tel.: SU 1-4481 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr Grady F. Maples
Prog., Pub. Dir G. G. Entz
Comm. Mgr Robert J. Cutting
Sales Prom. Mgr. Robert Rubin
Chief Engineer Joseph Jackson
KCOL-Fi. Collins— 1947
IMN
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Northern Colo. Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .1600 La. Porte Ave.
Tel.: HU 2-5991 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative Devney
President Herb Hollister
Gen. Mgr E. Atteberry
Comm. Manager Orm Sherwood
Chief Engineer Harry Winter
KFTM-Fori Morgan— 1948
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Morgan County Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 431
Tel.: UN 7-5674 News Service: UP
Representative Holman
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr R. H. Dolph
Comm. Mgr Sam Kerr
KGLN— Glenwood Springs
1950
Frequency: 980 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By KGLN, Inc.
Address P. O. Box C
Tel.: WH 5-6501 News Service: UP
Representative Holman
Membership NAB
President Rex Howell
Gen. Mgr Jerry Fitch
Chief Engineer Al Maggard
KG0L— Golden— 1956
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Golden Radio, Inc.
Address Box 202
Tel.: CR 9-3378 News Service: AP
President Bill Finch
V.P. & Prog. Dir. Conrad F. Schader
Comm. Mgr Frank Schader
KEX0— Grand Junction— 1948
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Voice of Western Colo., Inc.
Address 2508 North Ave.
Tel.: CH 3-1230 News Service: INS
Representative Harlan Oakes
Membership NAB
President D. Spencer Grow
Vice Pres., Gen. Manager .... Abbott Tessman
KREX— Grand Junction— 1926
MBS
Freq.: 920 Kc Power: 5 Kw., d.; 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Western Slope Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Box 30
Tel.: CH 2-5000 News Service: UP
Representative Hal Holman
Transcription Service NBC
Membership NAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Rex Howell
Station Mgr Robert McMahan
Chief Engineer Cecil Whitchurch
?ub. Director Roy Adamson
KSTR— Grand Junction— 1957
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5 Kw., d.
Owned Mountain States Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 1110
Tel.: CH 3-1722 News Service: AP
Transcription SESAC
Representative W. S. Grant
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr E. Anson Thomas
Comm. Mgr William F. Maurer
Prog. Dir Gregg Chancellor
K F K A-Greeley-192 1— IMN
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Mid-Western Radio Corp.
Business-Studio Address 620 — 8th Ave.
Tel.: 450 News Service: UP
Representative Hal Holman
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President H. E. Green
Sta., Gen. Mgr., Pub. Dir. .... Ralph H. Green
Comm. Mgr Virginia Sears
Program Dir Joan Lynch
Chief Engineer Harry Brewer
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KYOU-Greeley-1948-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Meroco Bcstg. Co.
Address 2424 Sixth Ave.
Tel.: EI 2-0262 News Service: AP
Representative Continental
Membership NAB
President, Comm. Mgr Elwood H. Meyer
Gen. Mgr., Prom. Mgr Everett Shupe
Prog., Pub. Dir Donald Dilley
Chief Eng Roland Reed
KBNZ-LaJunta-1937
MBS-KBS-IMN
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Otero Broadcasting Co.
Address 117 W. Third St.
Tel.: 42 News Service: AP
Representative Indie Sales
Transcription Standard
President M. S. Morrison
Gen., Sta. Mgr., Chief Eng R. D. McGregor
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr.. Jack Lee
Program Dir J. A. Doenges
Pub. Dir J. O'Rourke
KLAK-Lakewood-1955
Frequency: 1800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper.. . .Lakewcod Bcstg Service, Inc.
Address 1315 Oak St.
Tel.: BE 3-5525 News Service: UP
Representative Charles Bernard
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Maurice J. DaVolt
Business Manager Julia W. DaVolt
Program Director Edythe G. Sweeney
KLMR— Lamar— 1948
MBS-IMN-KBS
Freq.: 920 Kc. . .Power: 1000 W. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By SE Colorado Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 632
Tel.: 804 News Service: UP
Representative Continental
President Ralph Eaton
Gen., Sta. Mgr Dennis Behan
Sales Mgr William Jack
Pub., Prog. Director William Adams
Chief Engineer Jack Connolly
KLVC-Leadville-1951
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Raymond Tex Roberts
Address 520 W. 6th St.
News Service UP
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. Pub. Dir.. Raymond T. Roberts
Comm., Prom. Mgr Kenneth L. Roberts
Program Dir Juanita Roberts
KLM0— Longmoni— 1949
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned. G. F.. & E. H. Maples, D. F. White, Jr.
Address Imperial Hotel
Tel.: 1050 News Service: UP
Representative Continental Radio Sales
Gen. Mgr Joseph K. Jackson
KLOV-Loveland-1955
KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Vogel & Smock
Address 1440 E. 6th St.
Tel.: NO 7-3950 News Service: AP
Transcription SESAC, Standard
Membership RAB
General Mgr William R. Vogel
Program Director Charles Gerrard
Comm Mgr William O. Corrick
Publicity Director Gregg Guinan
Chief Engineer Tom Burgess
KSLV— Monte Vista— 1952
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Colorado Network
Address P.O. Box 279
Tel.: 553 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Boiling
Membership NAB, RAB
President George O. Cory
Gen. Mgr Jerry Rhoads
Prog. Dir George Norvell
KUBC— Montrose— 1947
Freq.: 580 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.; 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By. .Uncompaghre Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 279
Tel.: 199 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Boiling
Membership NAB
President George Cory
Gen. Mgr Hank Dais
Pub., Prog. Director Ed Dejulio
Chief Engineer Norman Price
KCSJ-Pueblo-1947
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Star Bcstg. Co.
Address 2226 TV Lane
Tel.: LI 4-5782 News Service: UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative John E. Pearson
Station Mgr Cliff Hendrix
Comm. Mgr Howard Myers
Chief Engineer Marion Cunningham
KDZA-Pueblo-1947-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . Pueblo Radio Co.
Address 301 1 Elizabeth
Tel.: LI 4-5646 News Service: AP
Representative McGillvra
Membership NAB
Pres., Sta., Sis. Mgr Dee B. Crouch
Sta. Mgr William H. Beck
KFEL— Pueblo— 1956
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned KFEL, Inc.
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K G E K-Sterling-1925-MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Elmer G. Beehler
Address Box 830
Tel.: LA 2-1607 News Service: UP
Trans RCA. Cob
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr., Ch. Eng Elmer G. Beehler
Sta., Comm. Mgr., Prog., Pub. Dir Al Ross
K 0 L R— Sterling— 1955— KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .High Plains Bcstg. Corp.
Address 114 Main St.
Tel.: LA 2-1740 News Service: AP
Transcription Thesaurus
Representative Hal Holman
Pres., Gen. Mgr Russ M. Stewart
Station Manager John Gazdik
P-ogram Dir Max Rossean
Chief Eng Guy Christian
KCRT-Trinidad-1946
MBS-IMN
Frequency: 1240 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .KCRT. Inc.
Address Country Club Drive
Tel.: VI 6-3212 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Representative Indie Sales
Pres., Gen. Mgr E. M. Cooper
Pub.. Prog. Dir Pete Deluca
Sis. Prom. Mgr. E Griego
KFLJ-Walsenburg-1957
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Floyd Jeter. Pres.
Address Box 593
Tel.: Ill News Service: UP
Representative Bob Do:«3
Prog. Dir Lee Jeter
Chief Engineer Johnny Figal
Address 4411 Goodnight Ave.
Tel: LI 2-6884 News Service: UP
Representative Continental. W. S. Grant
Owner, Mgr Frank Donald Hall
Chief Eng., Asst. Mgr John T. Roscos
Sales Mgr J. M. Johns
KGHF-Pueblc-1928 -
ABN-MBS-IMN
Frequency: 1350 Kc. .Power: 5000 d.; 1000 n.
Owned-Operated By . . Colorado Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address Box 293
Tel.: LI 2-5570 News Service: U?
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Representative Gill-Perna, Inc.. IMN
Membership NAB
President Gifford Phillips
Oper. Dir Robe-t D. Ellis
Gen., Comm. Mgr William G. Stewart
Chief Engineer Henry Ankeny
KRFC-Bocky Ford— 1956
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned . . . Arkansas Valley Broadcasting Co.
Address P. O. Box 632
Tel.: 248 News Service: AP
Representative John E. Pearson
Partners Ray J. Williams. J. L. Littlejohn
General Manager J. L. Littlejohn
Comm. Manager R. M. Cardwell
KVRH-Salida-1948
KBS-MBS-IMN
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Heart of the Rockies Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 166
Telephone 30
Representative Hopewell
Mgr., Women's Prog. Dir. Svea T. Ayers
Prom. Dir Glen Ayers
Sales Dir George Shapiro
Chief Engineer Chas. Upp
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza New York 20, N. Y.
387
You'd think they'd thrown the keys away*,.
► IN SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND, Politz studies show that 88 out of every 100
people listen to radio - morning, noon and night — and almost four times as
many tune to 1080 on the dial as to any other radio station.
^ IN WTIC's WIDE COVERAGE AREA, Family Spendable Income is 17% above
the U.S. average. You can reach this quality in quantity on the radio station that
serves best.
WTIC —
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REPRESENTED NATIONALLY BY
THE HENRY I. CHRISTAL CO., INC.
NEW YORK • BOSTON • CHICAGO
DETROIT ■ SAN FRANCISCO • ATLANTA
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CONNECTICUT
388
Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 2,329,000; Families— 697,000; Lie. Stations— 28,
Sta. CP's— 0; Radio Homes— 680,000; TV Homes— 608,000
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WAD S— Ansonia-Derby— 1956
Freq.: 690 Kc. Power: 500 Watte d.
Owned By. Valley Broadcasting Co.
Address 290 Main St.
Tel.: RE 5-4606 News Service: UP
Representative Walker
Transcription World
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Sydney E. Byrnes
Sales Prom. Mgr Larry Brand
Chief Engineer Lisle Dorrian
W I C C— Bridgeport— 1926
Freq.: 600 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By Bridgeport Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 9140
Tel.: AM 8-1601 News Service: AP, UP
Representative Adam Young
Pres., Gen. Mgr Philip Merryman
Commercial Manager Manning Slater
Sales Prom Mgr Cameron Mackenzie
Program Director Frank Deliino
Chief Engineer Pat Uliano
WNAB-Bridgepori-1941
ABN-MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WNAB, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 991 Broad St.
Tel.: ED 3-3112 News Service: UP
Representative Burke-Stuart
President Harold Thomas
Gen., Sta. Mgr John Ellinger
Prog. Director Harry Luke
Comra. Mgr Thomas Lappos
Sales Prom. Manager Russ'ell Cumming
Publicity Director Vin. Lawf ord
Chief Engineer .Norman Howard
WBIS— Bristol— 1948
Frequency: 1440 Kc. ..... .Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Bristol Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 183 Main St.
Tel.: LU 3-9265 News Service: UP
Representative Clark
President Eric Hatch
General Manager .R. C. Kilbourn
WLAD-Danbury— 1947
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Berkshire Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 207 Main St.
Tel.: PI 8-3565 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Representative Indie Sales
President John P. Previdi
Gen., Comm. Mgr Sol Robinson
Program Director Paul Baker
Chief Engineer Rudi Cehak
WCCC— Hartford— 1947
Frequency; 1290 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Greater Hartford Bcstg Corp.
Address Hotel Bond
Tel.: JA 5-6648 News Service: UP
Station Rep Walker
Membership NAB
President. William M. Savitt
Sec't, Treas M. Savitt
Sta., Comm. Mgr R. H. Klein
Sales Prom. Mgr Everett S*eltzer
Program Director Jack Brooks
Publicity Director Milt Berkowitz
Chief Engineer Michael Cookish
W D R C— Hartford— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .The Connecticut Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address . . 869 Blue Hills Ave.
Tel.: CH 2-5596 News Service: AP
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NAB
President Franklin M. Doolittle
General Manager Walter B. Haase
V.P., Sales William F. Malo
Program Mgr. Harvey H. Olson
Chief Engineer Henry M. Broderick, Jr.
WPOP-Hartford-1935
MBS-ABN-YANKEE
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 5,000 Watts
Owned Tele-Broadcasters of Conn., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 600 Asylum Ave.
Tel.: JA 7-9131 News Service: UP
Representative . . . Kettell-Carter, H-R Reps, Inc.
Pres., Gen. Mgr H. Scott Killgore
Commercial Mgr Phillip Zoppi
W T I C-Hartf ord-1925-NBC
Frequency: 1080 Kc. .... .Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Travelers Bcstg. Service
Business-Studio Address 26 Grove St.
Tel.: JA 5-0801 News Service: AP, INS
Transcription Service .... Lang-Worth SESAC
Representative Christal
Membership .NAB, RAB
President . Paul W. Morency
V.P., Gen. Mgr Walter C. Johnson
Asst. Gen. Sales Mgr Robert S. Tyrol
Promotion Mgr Eugene J. Muriaty
Program Mgr Paul E. Lucas
V.P., Pub. Relations ....... Bernard L. Mullins
Plant Mgr,, Chief Engr Herman D. Taylor
WMMW-Meriden-1947
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned Silver City Crystal Company
Address 8 West Main St.
Tel.: BE 5-5747 News Service: UP
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Membership RAB
President C. A. Schultz
Gen., Sta. Mgr G. A. Kruttschnitt
Commercial Manager. . Jack Durkin
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Nelson Payne
389
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Program Director Les Fox
Chief Engineer John Roache
WCNX-Middleiown-1948
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Middlesex Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 460 Main St.
Tel.: 7-2565 News Service: UP
Transcription . Thesaurus
Representative Devney, Nona Kirby
Managing Dirs R. J., W. J. O'Brien
Station Mgr. Bill Glynn
WHAY-NewBriiain-1949
Frequency: 910 Kc. ...... Powers 5000 WsiSs
Owned Operated By . . Central Conn. Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 22 Grove Hill
Tel.: BA 3-2721 News Service: AP
Representative ..... Nona Kirby, R. O'Connell
Membership NAB
President Patrick Good*
General Mgr. Aldo DeDominicis
Sta.. Comm. Mgr.. Charles Bell
Sales Prom. Mgr. Robert J. Regan
Pub. Dir Carole Ginsburg
Chief Engineer............... Hillis W. Holt
WKNB-NewBriiain-1946
Frequency: 840 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Subsidiary of NBC
Just Good Radio . * *
geared to the specific tastes,
needs, and interests of each
community.
Repretentativ
National Hollingbory Co.
New England: Kettell-Cartei
Daniel W. Kops, President
ALBANY, SCHENECTADY, TROY, NEW YORK
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Richard J. Monahan, Vice President and National Advertising Manager
390
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Address 1422 New Britain Ave.
Tel.: AD 3-8551 News Service: AP, UP
Representative Boiling
Membership NAB, RAB
Gen. Mgr Peter B. Kenney
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Victor J. Biewer
Program Director Robert W. Bray
Pub. Dir Francis A. Wooding
Oper. Mgr John P. Shipley
WAVZ-NewHaven-1947
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WAVZ Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 152 Temple St.
Tel.: SP 7-4761 News Service: AP
Representative ... Hollingbery, Kettell Carter
Membership NAB, RAB
Board Chairman Victor W. Knauth
Pres., Gen. Mgr Daniel W. Kops
V.P., Comm. Mgr Richard J. Monahan
Program Director E. J. Markle
Publicity Director S. L. Barstein
Chief Engineer Frederick Brill
WELI-NewHaven-1935
Frequency: 960 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d, 1 Kw. n.
Owned By . . Conn. Radio Foundation, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 221 Orange St.
Tel.: UN 5-1133 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative H. R. Reps., Rbt. Foster
Pres.. Sta., Gen. Mgr Richard W. Davis
Commercial Mgr Edwin H. Schweitzer
Publicity Director Rudy Frank
Program Director Charles H. Wright
Chief Engineer Fred King
WNHC
-New Haven-
ABN
1944
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Triangle Publications, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1110 Chapel St.
Tel.: SP 7-3611 News Service: AP
Newpaper Affil Inquirer
Representative Katz Agency
Membership NAB
General Mgr George Carroll
Sales Manager John F. Cundiff
Prog. Mgr Chester R. Cooper
Chief Engineer Howard W. Wessenberg
WNLC-NewLondon-1936
MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .The Thames Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 281 State St.
Tel.: GI 2-4365 News Service: UP
Representative Kettell-Carier
President, Gen. Mgr Gerald J. Morey
Sta., Comm., Sales PTom. Mgr.. .Leo B. Keegan
Prog., Publ. Dir William Hoffman
Chief Engineer Randolph Barrett
WNLK— Norwalk— 1948
Frequency; 1350 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Norwalk Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 11 Wail St.
Tel.: TE 8-5566 News Service: UP
Representative McGillvra
Pres., Gen. Mgr James Stolcz
Program Director Richard Bounerba
Chief Engineer Clarence Burnham
WICH— Norwich— 1946
Freq: 1310 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Eastern Conn. Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Cuprak Rd.
Tel.: TU 7-1613 News Service: UP
Representative. . Everett-McKimvey, R. C. Foster
Membership RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr D. Lasser
Sis. Prom. Mgr Edward Adler
Sta., Comm. Mgr Richard Reed
Program Dir Mai Morse
Chief Engineer Alexander Dubenetsky
WLIS— Old Saybrook-1956
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned Long Island Sound Radio Corp.
Address Box 68
Tel.: EV 8-3546 News Service: UP
Trans World
Pres., Gen. Mgr Joseph P. Trantino
V.P., Prog. Dir Vivan N. Trantino
WPCT-Putnam-1953
Frequency: 1350 Kw Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By Israel Putnam Bcstg. Co.
Address 42 Main St.
Tel.: WA 8-2721-2 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Membership NAB
President Roland A. Goyette, Sr.
Gen. Mgr Henry E. Breault
Program Dir Lew Rogers
Publicity Dir Charles Credit
Chief Engineer John Duf our
WS T C-Siamford-1941-ABN
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By W. Conn. Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 270 Atlantic St.
Tel.: DA 4-7575 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation Stamford Advocate
Membership NAB
Representative Everett-McKinney, Foster
President Kingsley GillespU
Gen. Manager Julian Schwartz
Prog. Dir Edwin J. Coles
Chief Eng R. A. Reynolds
WLCR— Torrington— 1947
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. Electronic Maintenance
Business-Studio Address 23 Main St
Tel.: HU 9-4173 News Service: UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Bogner & Martin
Membership NAB
Pres., Ch. Eng Rogers B. Holt
Gen. Mgr Hillis W. Holt
Station Mgr Arthur Barnham
Comm. Mgr Alex Pemal
Prog., Pub. Dir Joe Storm
391
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ABN
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WATR, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 440 Meadow St
Tel.: PL 5-1121 News Service: UP
Representative Burke-Stuart
Membership NAB
President Harold Thomas
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Sam Elman
Sales Prom. Mgr , . .Fred Erwin
Prog. Director Jordan Kaplan
Pub. Dir.. Robert Gillespie
Chief Engineer Andrew Toross
WBRY-Walerbury-1934
CBS
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .American-Republican, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. . .P. O. Box 1627
News. Arfil American-Republican
Tel.: PL 3-1125 News Service: AP
Rep. . .. ..Avery-Knodel, Kettel-Carter
Membership NAB
President William J. Pope
Manager J. Maxim Ryder
Pub. Dir., Sis. Prom. Mgr. ..... Robert Holczer
Program Director Walter O. Howard
Chief Engineer Frank B. Hales
WTO R— Torrington— 1948
MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Torrington Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 93 Perkins St.
Tel.: HU 9-4181 News Service: AP
Representative Rambeau
Pres., Gen. Mgr Edmund W. Waller
Sta., Comm. Mgr. Alfred G. EyTe
Program Dir., Chief Engr David Eiler
WWCO-Waierbury-
MBS-YANKEE
1946
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper New England Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 65 Bank St.
Tel.: 4-5141 News Service: AP
Representative McGillvra
Membership R AB
President Lawrence Brandon
Gen., Sta. Mgr Robert Crager
Comm. Mgr James McEvoy
WILI-Willimantic
Frequency: 1400 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned. Windham Bcstg. Co.
Address Route 6
Tel.: HA 3-1621 News Service: UP
Exec. Mgr Roland A. Goyette, Sr.
Sta. Mgr Les Douglas
Prod. Mgr. William Lackenbauer
Buying
Connecticut?
TOPS in
— Ratings
— Air
Personalities
— Merchandising
Helps
WBRY
CBS— 5,000 Watts
Ask the Avery-Knodel Man
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
392
Delaware
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 429,000; Families— 126,000; Lie. Stations— 9,
Sta. CP's— 0; Radio Homes— 118,000; TV Homes— 112,000
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Address 414 French St.
Tel.: OL 4-8881 News Service: AP
Membership R AB
President O. Wayne Rollins
General Manager Charles W. Stone
Program Director Roger Holmes
Chief Engineer Fitzgerald McDaniel
WD0V— Dover— 1948
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Dover Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 727
Representative Headley Reed
President Renry Rau
V. P., Gen. Mgr Maxwell Marvin
Station Mgr W. S. Cook
WKEN-Dover-1957
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned Coastal Carolina Bcstrs.
Address Box 549
Tel.: DO 5797 News Service: AP
Trans Thesaurus
President J. Olin Tice, Jr.
Gen. Mgr Joe Morris
WJWL-Georgetown— 1951
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ... .Rollins Bcstg.. Inc.
Address DuPont Highway
Tel.: 2567 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership RAB
President O. Wayne Rollins
Gen. Mgr Charles R. Maillet
Dir. of Sales A. R. Lamphear
Prog. Dir , .Bill German
WKSB-Milford-1953
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Kent-Sussex Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 444
Tel.: MI 8881 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Gen., Comm., Prom. Mgr.. . . . .H. M. Griffith, Jr.
Ch. Eng., Oper Mgr.. C. V. Lundstedt
Prog. Dir Borden E. Smith
WSUX-Seaford-1955
Frequency: 1280 Kc. ...... Power: 1000 Watts
Owner-Oper. By Sussex Broadcasting Co.
Address Dual Hwy. 13
Tel: 7933 News Service: UP
Representative Clark
Pres., Gen. Mgr Elizabeth Evans
Ch. Eng.. Bernard Gold
WAMS-Wilmingion— 1947
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned. ............ Rollins Broadcasting Co.
WDEL-Wilmingion-1922
NBC
Frequency: 1150 Kc ..Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Delmarva Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address. .. .10th & King Sts.
Tel.: OL 8-7268. News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Robert Meeker
Membership NAB
Station Executive Clair R. McCollough
Station Manager Harvey C. Smith
Gen. Sales Mgr J. Robert Gulick
Natl. Sales Mgr .T. R. Nunan
Comm. Mgr William McKibben
Prom. Dir. Paul I. Woodland
Program Director R. V. Aydelotte
Technical Director J. E. Mathiot
WILM-Wilmington-1922
ABN
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Delaware Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address .... 920 King St.
Tel.: OL 4-7771 . .News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Boiling Co.
Membership RAB, NAB
President Ewing B. Hawkins
V.P., Mgr.. Jackson F. Lee
Program Director. Warren Keyser
News Director .Harry F. Themal
Chief Engineer H. Edwin Kennedy
WTUX-Wilminglon-1947
Frequency: 1290 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Port Frere Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 14th & Market Sts.
Tel.: OL 5-8821 News Service: AP
Representative Walker
Pres., Gen. Mgr Gordon K. Macintosh
Comm. Mgr William S. Ewing
Sales Prom. Mgr Jimmy Lynn
Program Dir Art Curley
Publicity Dir Don Matthewson
Chief Engineer .Don Clifton
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&*HSlflUT WOlUIIIBIIa Sta CP's— 0; Radio Homes— 256,000; TV Homes— 237,000
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WE AM— Washington, D. C.
(SEE ARLINGTON. VA.)
WGMS-Washingion, D. C.
1946-MBS
Frequency: 570 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned Good Music Stations, Inc.
Address .Hotel Harrington
Tel.: EX 3-8676 News Service: AP
Representative Adam Young
General Manager Alfred B. Berry
General Sales Mgr Perry Walders
Program Dir Stan Hamilton
WMAL-Washington, D. C.
1925-ABN
Freq.: 630 Kc. ..... . . Power: 5,000 Watts
Owned ......... Evening Star Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address. ...... .4461 Connecticut Ave.. N.W.
Tel.: KE 7-1100 News Service: AP
Representative .H-R
Newspaper Affiliation ....... The Evening Star
Membership NAB. RAB
President . John W. Thompson. Jr.
General Manager ........... Fred S. Houwink
Comm. Mgr. Bertram Libin
Program Director Duncan Milter
Chief Engineer Allan Powley
W0L— Washington, D. C— 1924
Frequency: 1450 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned. .Wash. Bcstg. Corp.
Address 2000 P. St.. N.W.
Tel.: HO 2-3900 News Service: UP
Representative Headley-Reed
Pres., Gen. Mgr .Henry Rau
Pub. Director Charles Dillon
Sta., Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir.. Maxwell Marvin
Chief Engineer Lloyd Smith
WOOK-Washingion, D. C.
1940
Frequency: 1340 Kc. ..... . .Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ........ . United Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio 8th & I Sts., N.W.
Tel.: RE 7-8000. . News Service: UP
Station Rep. ..... United Bcstg., Harlan Oakes
Pres., Gen. Mgr Richard Eaton
Vice-President John A. Panagos
Program Director. .Cliff Holland
Chi'ef Engineer Ernest E. Stephens
WPGC-Washingion,D.C.
(SEE MORNINGSIDE, MD.)
WRC-Washington, D. C— 1923
NBC
Frequency: 980 Kc. ..Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . National Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Siudio Address 4001 Nebraska Ave.
Tel.: EM 2-4000. . . .News Service: AP, INS, UP
Trans. Serv. ..... Thesaurus. Stand. Associated
Representative. NBC Spot Sales
Membership NAB. RAB
President (NBC) Robert Sarnoff
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr Carlton D. Smith
Station Mgr Joseph W. Goodfellow
Commercial Mgr.. Harry A. Karr. Jr.
Pub., Prom. Dir William E. Coyle
Prog. Mgr William Grayson
W TOP— Washington, D. C.
1927— CBS
Frequency: 1500 Kc. ... . .Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper Washington Post Best. Div.
Address Broadcast House
Tel.: EM 2-9300 News Service: UP
Representative. ...... .CBS Radio Spot Sales
Membership RAB
Pres.. Best. Div John S. Hayes
V.P. Radio Lloyd Dennis
Comm. Mgr.. ........ .R. W. Schellenberg
Sis. Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir W. J. Wiggins
Prog. Dir P. A. Searight
Chief Engineer Granville Klink
WUST-Washingion, D. C.
1951 '
Frequency: 1120 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Broadcast Management, Inc.
Address 1343 U St.
Tel.: HO 2-0011 News Service: UP
Representative .Forjoe
Pres., Gen. Mgr. Harold E. Sheffers
Sales Mgr J. Conrad Jacobs
Program Mgr Georgette Leighton
Chief Engineer Norman Woods
WWDC-Washingion,D.C.
1941
Frequency: 1260 Kc....... .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .WWDC, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. . . . . .1627 K St., N.W.
Tel.: TU 2-7600 News Service: AP, UP
Trans. Service Lang-Worth, World
Representative Blair
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr .Ben Strouse
Comm. Manager. Herman Paris
Program Director. Norman Reed
Sales Prom. Mgr Jo Wilson
Chief Engineer Ross H. Bevilte
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Sta. CP's— 17; Radio Homes— 1,142,000; TV Homes— 896.0C0
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WAPG-Arcadia-1955
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Arcadia-Punta Gorda Bcstg. Co.
Address . . Box 676
Tel.: WA 8-6111 News Service: UP
Representative McGillvra
Owner H. F. McKee
Gen. Mgr Paul Howell
WP EG— Arlington
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned Tom Carr
Address 936 Arlington Rd.
Gen. Mgr Tom Carr
Sta. Mgr Ed Zegarske
WKTX-AtlaniicBeach-1957
Frequency: 1600 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Ocean Beach Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1328
Tel.: CH 6-3695 News Service: AP
Owner W. H. Adams
Gen. Mgr Robert K. Lynch
WAVP-Avon Park— 1957
..Frequency: 1390Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Ridge Bcstg. Co.
Address Jacaranda Hotel
Tel.: GL 2-6001 News Service: AP
Gen. Mgr Edward G. Gardner
Program Dir Charles D. Cummins
WBAR-Bariow-1953
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper, By. . WBAR, Inc.
Address Box 820, Lakeland Hwy.
Tel.: 3-5111 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
President W. A. Wynne
Gen. Mgr John L. Burgreen
Sales Prom. Mgr Art Varnadore
Prog. Dir Kenneth E. Shroyer
Chief Engineer J. A. Duncan
WSWN-Belle Glade— 1947
Frequency: 900 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ...... Seminole Bcstg. Co.
Address Scarborough Bldg.
News Service .UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Stars National
Chrm. of Bd. .E. D. Rivers, Jr.
President Hubert E. Ulmer
General Manager Garnett L. Merck
Comm. Manager Marvin Smith
Program Director Al Harris
WBRD— Bradenton— 1957
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Sunshine State Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1038
Tel.: 62-183. . < . . .News Service: AP
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Representative Meeker
Pres., Gen. Mgr Robert R. Nelson
Chief Engineer Donald J. Larsen
WTRL— Bradenton— 1946
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned By , . Blue Skies Bcstg. Corp.
Address Memorial Pier
Tel.: 6-1107 News Service: AP
Representative Hil Best
Pres., Gen. Mgr Lockwood R. Doty II
Comm. Mgr Ken McKendree
WTAN— Clearwater-1948
Frequency: 1340 Kc. ...... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WTAN, Inc.
Business Address ......200 Pierce Blvd.
Tel.: 3-3084 News Service: AP
Representative . .McGillvra
Trans .Thesaurus, Columbia
Membership NAB, RAB
President Wm. G. Wells
Gen., Sta. Mgr., V.P H. D. Parker
Commercial Manager. .......... .F. L. Parker
Prog. Dir., Eng. ............. .G. A. Robinson
WEZY— Cocoa-1957
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Irving Braun
Address Box 868
Tel.: 1800 News Service: UP
Sta. Mgr Jay Schoof
WKKO-Cocoa-1953
Frequency: 860 Kc .Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned By Brevard Bcstrs., Inc.
Address .Box 1308
Tel.: 1020 News Service: AP, UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representatives. .... .Hil F. Best, Dora Clayton
President James Sawyer
Gen. Mgr Carl G. Collins, Jr.
Program Dir Dale Wright
Chief Engineer. Davis E. Wilson
WVCG-CoralGables-1948
Frequency: 1070 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d.
. Owned-Operated By ... . Peninsular Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address ................ .Box 1315
Tel.: HI 8-7411 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representatives. .. .Clark, Good Music Bcstrs.
Membership RAB, NAB
President-General Mgr George W. Thorpe
Asst. Sta. Mgr Barbara Binns
Comm. Mgr.. .Timothy Carney
Chief Engineer Thomas Middleton
WCNO-Crestview-1948
KBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ... . Gulf Shores Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address .Box §18
395
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Tel.: MU 2-2330 News Service: AP
Transcription Service SESAC
General Manager S. F. Townsend
Comm. Mgr. Vernon Cooper
WJSB-Cresiview-1954
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Crestview Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 267
Tel.: MU 2-3040 News Service: UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr Evei'ett M. McCrary
Comm. Mgr Herbert M. Chaf in
Chief Engineer Russ White
WG TO— Cypress Gardens
1955
Frequency: 540 Kc 10 Kw. d.
Owned-Operated By KWK, Inc.
Address Box 123
Tel.: CY 3-4103 News Servica: UP
Newspaper Aff il St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Representative Adam Young
Membership RAB
President Robert Convey
Gen. Mgr E. D. Hill
Managing Director S. E. Hubbard
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Gary Miller
Chief Engineer Dave Schick
WDCF-DadeCiiy-1954
KBS
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Pasco Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1077
Tel.: LO 7-3879 News Service: AP
Pres., Gen. Mgr Stuart Picard
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Marvin Picard
Chief Engineer Jim Gandy
WMF J— Dayiona Beach— 1935
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WMFJ, Inc.
Business-Studio Address.. 600 N. Atlantic Ave.
Tel.: CL 2-6491 News Service: UP
Representative Jack Masla
President Emil J. Arnold
Gen. Mgr Dale S. Phares
Sta. Mgr Dick Clark
WHDB— Dayiona Beach— 1948
ABN
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1,000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By News-Journal Corp.
Business-Studio Address 128 Orange Ave.
Tel.: CL 2-1511 News Service: AP
Representative Clark
Newspaper Affil News-Journal Corp.
Membership NAB
President Julius Davidson
Gen., Sta. Mgr R. Y. Huffman
Comm. Mgr Daniel F. Carroll
Publicity Dir .M. E. Hagman
Prog. Dir Ken Lueck
Chief Engineer F. A. Scott
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
396
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Owned Radio Station WLCO
Address Box 1505
News Service AP
Transcription Thesaurus
Owner, Gen. Mgr Floyd W. Hess
Sta., Comm. Mgr Morton C. Cook
Sales Prom. Mgr Barbara A. Ridlebaugh
Program Dir Thomas W. Osborne
Publicity Dir W. B. Croke
Chief Engineer Robert Blynn
WROD-Dayiona Beach— 1947
NBC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Radio of Daytona, Inc.
Business Address Box 991
Tel.: CL 2-4626 News Service: UP
Representative Pearson
Prtes., Gen. Mgr Morton Basset
Station Mgr James F. McDonough
WFNM— De Funiak Springs
1955
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By Gulf port Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 387
News Service UP
Gen. Mgr Mel Wheeler
Manager Leonard Knighton
Program Director William Wood
W J B S-DeLand-1948-NBC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned John B. Stetson University
Address P. O. Box 808
Tel.: RE 4-1725 News Service: AP
Representative Donald Cooke
Membership NAB
President Dr. J. Ollie Edmunds
General Mgr., Prog. Dir R. H. Westervelt
Commercial Manager Ken Brown
WOO O-DeLand-1956-KBS
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Trio Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address lUVz W. New York Ave.
News Service .UP
Rep Charles Bernard
Gen. Mgr Wally King
Prog. Dir Allan Hill
WDBF-Delray Beach— 1951
KBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc. Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned. . . . Boca Raton Bible Conf. Grds., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 2075
Tel: CR 6-7311 News Service: UP
Transcription Lang- Worth
President Ira Lee Eshelman
Sta., Comm. Mgr Patrick W. Larkin
Program Dir Jean S. Larkin
WMEG— Eau Gallie— 1956
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Mel-Eau Broadcasting Corp.
Address Box 98
Tel: 2282 News Service: UP
Transcription Thesaurus, SESAC
President Norman E. Jorgensen
General Manager A. V. Catterton
Asst. Mgr., Prog. Dir Victoria C. Marten
Comm. Mgr.. Dean C. Wilson
Chief Engineer Robert C. Whiteley
WLCO— Eustis— 1955
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
WFBF— Fernandina Beach
1955— KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Murray Bcstg.
Address Box 502
Tel.: 3667 News Service: UP
Representative Tom Atkinson
President Edward G. Murray
Comm. Mgr Dave Davis
Mgr R. E. Gleason
Chief Eng Bill Alexander
WFTL— Fort Lauderdale-1947
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watt«
Owned-Oper. By Gore Publishing Co,
Address P. O. Box 131
Tel.: JA 3-2511 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation . . . Daily & Sunday News
Transcription Service World
Representative Sears & Ayers
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr R. L. Bowles
Chief Engineer Richard P. Northey
WFBF
FERNANDINA BEACH, FLORIDA
THE LIVELY STATION
COVERING
NORTHERN FLORIDA
and
SOUTHERN GEORGIA
an
EDWARD G. MURRAY
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Sales Manager H. French Brown, Jr.
Prog. Dir. . . Mrs. Ray Kasper
Chief Engineer Samuel A. Eaton
W W I L-Fi. Lauderdale-1955
KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc .Power: 1 Kw.
Owned WWIL
Address Box 8067
Tel.: JA 3-7639 News Service: UP
Representative Headly-Reed
President L. A. Benson
V.P., Asst. Gen. Mgr N. Pagliara
Prog. Di- .Bill Smith
Chief Eng .Daniel J. Curran
WINK-Fi. Myers-1940
CBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... Ft. Myers Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address ...................... .WINK Bldg.
News Service AP
Representative ..... Donald Cooke, J. S. Ayers
Membership NAB, RAB
General Manager. .............. .A. J. Bauer
WMYR-Fi.Myers-1952
Freq.: 1410 Kc Power: 5 kw. d., 500 w. n.
Owned-Operated By. ..... . .Robert Hecksher
Address WMYR Bldg.
Tel.: ED 5-1175 News Service: UP
Owner-Gen. Mgr.. ......... .Robert Hecksher
WARN-Fori Pierce— 1953
KBS
Frequency: 1330 Kw.. . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Hurricane Bcstg. Service, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1343
Tel.: 1330 News Service: AP
Transcription Service .Standard
Representative Continental
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr.. .... .Murray C. Tillman
Prog. Mgr Willis M. Shawver Jr.
ChJef Engineer Al Stokes
WIRA— Fort Pierce— 1946
NBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Indian River Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Melody Lane
Tel.: 1400 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. ....... . .James L. Howe
Sta. Mgr Scan Lawder
Program Director. Anne Wilder
Commercial Manager J. Kingsley Butt
Chief Engineer Edward Murdoch
WFBS— Fort Walton— 1956
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned W. Florida Bcstg. Service
Address , Box 488
Tel.: CH 4-5685 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgfr H. French Brown, Sr.
WFTW-Fi. Walton Beach
1953
Frequency: 1260 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owner. Vacationland Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 687
Tel.: CH 3-3123 News Service: AP
Transcription Thesaurus, Lang-Worth
President Wilbur R. Powell
Gen. Mgr Mill ord A. Reynolds
Chief Engineer M. J. Begley. Jr.
WDVH-Gainsville-1954
Frequency: 980 Kc .Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned-Operated By WDVH. Inc.
Address Box 289
Tel.: FR 2-2528 News Service: UP
Representative Clark
President. R. A. Vaughn
Gen. Mgr., Chief Engr Tom Hanssen
Commercial Manager Jimmy Hales
Program Director Joe Hill
WGGG-Gainesville-1948
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... . .Powers 250 Watts
Owned ...... Alachua County Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio 1230 Waldo Rd.
Tel.: 65791 News Service: UP
Representative Best
Gen. Mgr Thompson K. Cassel
Comm. Mgr., Prom. Mgr Leon E. Mims
WRUF-Gainesville-1928
MBS
Frequency: 850 Kc. ..... . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Univ. of Fla.
Business-Studio Address ..... Gainesville, Fla.
Tel.: FR 6-3261 News Service: AP
Trans. Service ........ Lang- Worth, Thesaurus
Representative .................. Burn-Smith
Director Kenneth F. Small
Commercial Manager R. L. Black, III
Prog. Dir E. R. Dantzl'er, Jr.
Chief Engineer Bertram McNamara
WGMA-Hollywood— 1953
KBS
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Eastern Bcstg. Service, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 539
Tel.: WA 2-2903 News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
President Jack Barry
Gen. Mgr C. Edward Little
Sales Prom. Mgr J. M. Grant
Program Dir Frederick Wheelehan
WSDB— Homestead— 1957
Frequency: 1430 Kc . .Power: 500 Watts, d.
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Owned S. Dade Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 502
Tel.: CI 7-2445 News Service: UP
President J. Abney Cox
Gen. Mgr Merritt Hilliard
Prog. Dir Mary Foy
WIVY-Jacksonville-1948
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WIVY. Inc.
Address Box 228-A
Tel.: PO 4-4545 News Service: UP
Representative Clarke Brown, Masla
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Edward J. Oberle
Station Mgr Larry Picus
Local Sales Manager Fred H. Schilling
W J AX- Jacksonville— 1925
NBC
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .City of Jacksonville, Fla.
Business-Studio Address 1 Broadcast PL
Tel.: EI 4-1681 News Service: AP
Membership RAB
Rep John Blair
Commissioner in Charge J. D. Kennedy
Acting Mgr J. W. Douglass
Sales Prom. Mgr Starrling L. Coleman
Pub. Dir Larry Bodkin
Chief Engineer Kenneth L. Kroier
WMBR-Jacksonville— 1927
CBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Washington Post Co.
Address Broadcast House, Jacksonville 7
Tel. EX 8-0501 News Service: UP
Newspaper Aff Washington Post Co.
Representative CBS Radio Spot Sales
Membership RAB
President Glenn Marshall Jr.
Sta., Comm. Mgr Sid Beighley
Sis. Prom. Mgr Norman Vincient
Program Director Al Vare
Chief Engineer Ernest B. Vordermark
WOBS-Jacksonville— 1948
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Mel-Lin, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1036 Mary St.
Tel.: EX 8-3411 News Service: UP
Station Representative Gil-Pema
Membership NAB
President S. R. Walker. Jr.
Gen. Mgr Larry R. Picus
Sta. Mgr Alexander Kiersey
Program Director Johnny Shaw
Comm. Mgr. . G. W. Johnston
WP D Q-Jacksonville— 1942
ABN
Frequency: 600 Kc. Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Jacksonville Bcstg. Corp.
Studio Address Gulf Life Bldg.
Tel.: EL 4-4421 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Rep. . . . . Vernard, Rintoul & McConnell, Ayers
President James R. Stockton
Gen. Mgr., Vice-Pres., . . .Robert R. Feagin
Operations Mgr Richard C. Fellows
Chief Engineer Ernest E. Haralson
WQIK— Jacksonville— 1955
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1,000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Rowland Bcstg. Corp.
Address .Box 8186
Tel.: RA 5-0653 News Service: UP
Rep Charles Bernard
President Edison Casey
Gen. Mgr Marshall W. Rowland
Comm. Mgr Robert T. Rowland
WRHC-Jacksonville-1950
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WRHC. Inc.
Address 247 Margaret St.
Tel.: EL 6-0461 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Rep Joe Wooton
President Harold S. Cohn
WZ0K
•Jacksonville-
ABN
1940
Frequency: 1320 Kc. Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Radio Jax
Address Box 5176
Tel.: EX 8-5733 News Service: UP
Representative Stars National
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Jim Macri
Sta. Mgr Jack Wheeler
Program Dir Reed Gardner
Chief Engr W. A. Cooper
WZR0— Jacksonville Beach
1947-KBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned By A. B. Letson
Address Quincy, Fla.
Tel.: (Quincy) MA 7-6700. . .News Service: AP
President Andrew B. Detson
Gen. Mgr. Jim Kirk
Station Mgr Roger Fricke
WKWF-KeyWest-1945
MBS-ABN
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . . .John M. Spottswood
Address P. O. Box 891
Tel.: CY 6-2222 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Owner, Gen. Mgr John M. Spottswood
Station Mgr Kermit H. Lewin
Sales Mgr Ray A. Schoneck
Chief Eng Charles R. Lowe
WRWB-Kissimmee-1954
Frequency: 1220 Kc ...Power: 250 Watts
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Owned. Frank A. Taylor
Address Lago Vista Radio Park
Tel.: TI 6-8991 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
Owner. Gen. Mgr Frank A. Taylor
Sta., Sales Robert W. Bennett
WDSR-LakeCiiy-1946
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Operated By.. Deep South Radioways
Address U.S. Hwy 41, S.
Tel.: 525 News Service: UP
Partner, Gen., Sta. Mgr Alfred H. Temple
Chief Engineer. Richard L. Cook
WLAK-Lakeland-1936
NBC
Freq.: 1430 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By . . . Lakeland Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address P. O. Box 1211
Tel.: MU 2-1431 News Service: UP
Transcription Service . . Associated, World. Std.
Station Representative John E. Pearson
Membership RAB, NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr S. O. Ward
Commercial Manager Powell Adams
Program Director Maxine Tyn<er
Chief Engineer William P. Le
WONN-Lakeland-1949
MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .Noyes Enterprises, Inc.
Business Address.... Lake Hunter Drive
Tel.: MU 5-1171 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Donald Cooke, Inc.
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Robert W. Jonscher
Commercial Mgr C. C. "Tip" Sherwood
Program Dir William F. Ferguson
Sis. Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir R. S. Taylor
Chief Engineer Duane McConnell
WYSE-Lakeland-1957
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Polk Radio, Inc.
Address . . 207V2 E. Main St.
Tel.: MU 9-0551 News Service: AP
President. .W. H. Martin
V.P., Mgr Tom Barber
WIPC-LakeWales-1951
KBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc ... .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned . Imperial Polk Bcstg. Corp
Address P. O. Box 712
Tel: 2-9831 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best
President. .K. H. Berkeley
V.P., Gen. Mgr Charles D. Bishop
Comm. Mgr W. W. Van Steenburgh
Frog., Pub. Dir Eleanor Pryor
Chief Engineer ...William Johnson
WLBE-Leesburg-1949
MBS
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WLBE, Inc.
Address Box 790
Tel.: 790 News Service: UP
Representative Best, Keystone
Transcription Service Standard
President Paul A. Husebo
Program Director Richard R. Coleman
Chief Engineer Martin Kirkland
WNER-Live 0ak-1949-KBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Norman O. PTotsman
Business Address P. O. Box 637
Tel.: 1250 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Owner, Gen. Mgr Norman O. Protsman
Program Director Faith Protsman
Chief Engineer C. S. Parker
WMAF-Madison-1956-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Norman O. Protsman
Address Box 621
Tel.: HU 3-6333 News Service: AP
Owner, Gen. Mgr Norman O. Protsman
Station Mgr Robert C. Lay
WTYS-Marianna-1948
MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . John H. Phipps Bcstg. Stas.
Address Box 777
Tel.: HU 2-2131 News Service: AP
Representative Cummings
Owner John H. Phipps
General Manager L. H. Graves
Station Manager Guy Hamilton
WMMB-Melbourne-1948
MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Indian River Radio, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Front St.
Tel.: 575 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
President H. G. Murrelle
Vice-President Howard L. Green
W C K R-Miami-1956-NBC
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .... . .Biscayne TV Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Box M, Little River Sta.
Tel.: PL 1-6692 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative .Henry I. Christal
Membership .NAB, RAB
President Niles Trammell
General Manager Owen F. Uridge
•Comm. Manager L. L. Zimmerman
Sales Prom. Mgr Charles W. Curtin
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Program Director Dan Valentine
Chief Engineer Gene Rider
WFEC-Miami-1949
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Fla. East Coast Bcstg.
Address 350 N.E. 71st St.
Telephone PL 1-7534
Representative Dore-Pancoast
President Harry Trenner
Gen., Sta. Mgr Herbert Schorr
Program Director Sandra Goldfield
Comm. Mgr Sidney Drossner
Chief Engineer William Reeder
WGBS-Miami-1944-CBS
Freq.: 710 Kc. . . .Power: 50 Kw. d., 10 Kw. n.
Owned Storer Bcstg. Co.
Address 1605 Biscoyne Blvd.
Tel.: FR 9-2401 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation Miami Beach Sun
Station Representative Katz Agency, Inc.
Membership RAB, NAB
President George B. Storer, Sr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr Miller N. Babcock
Comm. Mgr C. Bud Dailey
Prom. Mgr.. Horace W. Scott
Program Dir Donald F. Fischer
Chief Engineer Edward C. Lockwood
WINZ-Miami-1946
Freq.: 940 Kc Power: 50 Kw. d., 10 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By Rand Bcstg. Co.
Miamiracle!
— per Hooper, Pulse, Trendex
WQAM's unique showmanship-and-preci-
sion blend made a runaway in Miami 1V2
years ago . . . and has been dominantly
and increasingly on top ever since.
WQAM is 1st in 410 of 432 Pulse quarter-
hours. First place Hooper: 37.0%. Tren-
dex confirms. So does a recent Southern
Florida Area Pulse which accounts for
31.5% of the state's population. Talk to
Blair, or general manager Jack Sandler.
WQAM - Miami
covering all of Southern Florida with
5,000 watts on 560 kc.
"A STORZ STATION"
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Business Address . Btecayne Terrace Hotel
Tel.: FR 1-6641 News Service: INS, AD
Representative Petry
Pres., Gen. Mgr. Rex Rand
Gen. Sales Mgr B. E. Neary
Program Dir Ned Powers
Chief Engineer Arthur E. Zucker
WMIE— Miami— 1947
Freq.: 1140 Kc... Power: 10 Kw. d.. 5 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By WMIE, Inc.
Address 139 N.E. 1st St.
Tel.: FR 3-5556 News Service: INS
Representative Charles Bernard
President E. D. Rivers, Sr.
Gemeral Mgr. Jack E. Nobles
Traffic-Prog. Co-Ord Mrs. Ewelle Pfluke
Sales Prom. MgT .Don Row
Prog. Dir Pat O'Neil
WMMA-Miami
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned Frieda Bcstg. Corp.
Address 10701 N. W. 77th Ave.
News Services UP, INS
Representative Continental
President Keith Moyer
Gen., Sales Mgr Jim Hilderbrand
WQAM-Miami-1921
Frequency: 560 Kc... Power: 5 Kw.d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By. Miami Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. . . . 1723 duPont Bldg.
Tel.: FR 4-6121 News Services: AP, INS
Representative John Blair
Membership NAB
President Todd Storz
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Jack Sandler
Local Sales Mgr. Carson Rennie
Program Dir Kent Burkhart
Publicity Dir Jack Sandler
Chief Engineer Morris Barwick
WSKP-Miami-1956
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WSKP. Inc.
Business-Studio Address. . .734 W. Flagler St.
Tel.: FR 1-1585 News Service: AP
Representative H-R
President Bill O'Neil
WAHR-Miami Beach-1954
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Alan H. Rosenson
Address Box 1740
Tel.: JE 8-0411 News Service: UP
Representative O'Connell
Station Manager Marshall Simmons
Comm. Mgr Art Gordon
WKAT-Miami Beach-1937
MBS-ABN
Freq.: 1360 Kc 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By WKAT, Inc.
Trans.-Address 1759 Bay Road
401
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Tel.: JE 1-5711 News Service: UP
Representative Forjoe
President..... A. Frank Katzentine
Gen., Sta. Mgr John I. Prosser
Comm. Mgr Fred Wagenvoord
Chief Engineer Arthur P. Smith
WMBM— Miami Beach— 1947
Frequency: 800 Kc. ... .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Rounsaville of Miami Beach, Inc.
Address .............. Mac Arthur Causeway
Teel.: JE 1-5586 News Service: UP
Representatives. .Gill-Perna, Dora-Clayton. Inc.
President, Gen. Mgr.. ...... .R. W. Rounsaville
Station Manager. ..... . .Arnold Kaufman
Comm. Mgr David P. McLain
WEBY-Milion-1954
MBS
Frequency: 1330 Kc. ......... .Powers 1 Kw.
Owned. .................... .C. W. Mapeles
Address. .................. .Ward Basin Hd.
Tel.: 2591 ..News Service: UP
Trans. Service ...................... . World
Owner......... . .C W. Mespole
Station Mgr.. ................. .Earl Williford
WNOG-Naples-1954
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned and Oper. By ...... . Radio Naples Inc.
Address ................. East Tamiami Trail
Tel.: 3-1234 News Service: UP
Transcription Service ............. World, Ziv
Representative .................. .Hil F. Best
President, Gen. Mgr. ......... William J. Ryan
Commercial Manager John E. Martin
Sales Prom. Mgr. Eileen Eilers
Chief Engineer. ............. .David S. Traer
W S B B— New Smyrna Beach
1951— MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ..... . .Broadcasters, Inc.
Address ............. 1210 S. Riverside Drive
Telephone GA 8-9091
Pres., Gen. Mgr A. V. Tidmore
Commercial Manager. ........... .Ralph Price
Program Director. ............... .Bob White
WHYS-Ocala— 1957
Frequency: 1370 Kc. Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Marion Co. Bcstg. Co.
Address Yoakum Bldg.
Tel.: MA 2-8174. News Service: AP
President . W. H. Martin
Gen. Mgr John Andre
Sales Prom. Mgr . .Hazel Houck
WMOP-Ocala-1953
Frequency? 900 Kc. ..... .Power: 1000 Watts
Owner. ....................... .A. B. Letson
Address 311 Robertson Bldg.
Representative ...... Dora-Clayton, Perry
Pres., Gen. Mgr. ......... . . A. B. Letsom
Station Mgr James E. Kirk
Comm., Sis. Mgr Vernon Arnette
WTMC-0cala-1938-NBC
Frequency! 1290 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By WTMC. Inc.
Address 14 S. Magnolia
Telephone MA 2-4127
Rep John H. Perry, Dora-Clayton
President. John H. Perry, Jr.
Sta. Mgr Tom Catalano
Comm. Mgr Bill Conover
W D B 0-0rlando-1924-CBS
Frequency: 580 Kc. ..... .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Cherry Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. ..... .P. O. Box 1833
Tel.: CH 1-1491 .... .News Services: AP, UP
Transcription Service ... World, Thesauru
Representative John Blair
Membership NAB
President Wm. S. Cherry, Jr.
Gen. Mgr Harold P. Danforth
Comm. Mgr.. ............... .W. G. McBridf
Program Director. .......... .Rosalind Boggs
Chief Engineer J. E. Yarbroug1
WHIY-Orlando-1957
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned . .Orlando Radio & TV Bcstg. Corp.
Address Ft. Gatlin Hotel Bldg.
Tel.: GA 2-6724 News Service: UP
Representative Pearson
President Gordon Sherman
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Carl F. Hallberg
Program Dir. Robert Irving
Chief Engineer Arthur Lowery
WHO 0-0rlando-1947-ABN
Freq.: 990 Kc Power: 10 Kw. d., 5 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By WHOO, Inc.
Address ............... .Fairvilla Road
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative .For!©®
V.P.. Gen. Mgr.. .Karl R. Nelson
Comm. Mgr. .............. Charles L. Reiner
Chief Engineer. .Warren Chenevert
WKIS-Orlando-1946
NBC
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Central Florida Bcstg. Co.
Address..................... P. O. Box 1353
Tel.: GA 2-2451 News Service: INS
Representative Hollingberry
Membership . NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Naomi Murrell
Comm. Mgr W. H. Forsythe
Publicity Dir.. W. H. Forsythe, Jr.
Program Director. ............... .S. W. Ison
Chief Engineer W. R. Miller
WLOF-Orlando-1940
Frequency: 950 Kc. ..... .Power: 5000 Watts
402
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Owned-Operated By Mid-Fla. Radio Corp.
Business-Studio Address Box 5275
Tel.: 2-8163 News Service: UP
Station Representative Ayers
Membership NAB
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Howard S. Kester
WWPF-Palaika-1947-KBS
Freq.: 1260 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.. 500 W. n.
Owned-Operated By Hall Bcstg. Co.
Address 900 River St.
Tel.: EA 5-4555 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr William R. Terry
Program Dir .Claude White
Commercial Manager Herb Young
WQXT-PalmBeach-1957
ABN
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned By Palm Beach Radio, Inc.
Address 3000 S. Ocean Blvd.
Tel.: JU 2-7401 News Service: UP
Representative Stars National
Gen. Mgr., Chief Engr David L. Lyndon
Comm* Mgr.. Pub. Dir Art Rivers
Program Dir John Sowers
WDLP— Panama City— 1940
NBC-KBS
Frequency: 590 Kc. ..... . .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Panama City Bcstg. Co.
Address 323 West Beach Drive
Tel.: PO 3-1777 News Service: UP
Transcription World
Representative Hollingbery
President Denver Brannen
General Manager William B. Hill
Sta., Comm. Mgr Don Brookins
Sales Prom. Mgr Cal Howrigan
Program Director George Feger
Publicity Dir .Betty Ausland
Chief Engineer .Harold Phipps
WPCF-Panama Ciiy— 1949
MBS
Frequency: 1430 Kc. .... .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Opercted By. . .Bay County Bcstg. Co.
Address. 300 E. 15th St.
Tel.: SU 5-6176 News Service: AP
Representative ..Walker. Dora-Clayton
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr E. L. DuKate
Program Director. Larry Meehan
Chief Engineer Robert E. McConnell
WTHR— Panama City— 1957
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned Regional Bcstg. Co.
Address Edgewater Gulf Beach
News Service AP
Representative Burn-Smith
Gen. Mgr Harold E. King
Sta. Mgr Rex Parnell
WBOP-Pensacola-1956
Frequency: 980 Kc. .... .Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned .. . .WBOP Broadcasting Co.
Address 709 S. Baylen St.
Tel.: HE 8-2400 News Service: UP
Transcription World
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Vern King.
Sales Mgr Ed Paro
WBSR— Pensacola— 1946
CBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . WBSR, Inc.
Business Address 1603 N. Pace Blvd.
Tel.: HE 2-6173 News Service: AP
Representative . . . Vernard. Rintoul, McConnell
Pres., Gen. Mgr. Don J. Lynch
Comm. Mgr Bo Mitchell
Program Dir Gordon Towne
Chief Engineer Glenn Nichols
WC0A— Pensacola— 1926
NBC
Frequency: 1370 Kc .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Dixie Radio, Inc.
Address Box 1669
Tel.: HE 2-4111 News Service: UP
Representative Hollingberry
President Denver Brannen
Gen. Mgr.. Sta. Mgr L. H. Thesmar
Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir J. R. Pennington
Prog. Dir Clarine Porter
Chief Eng Harold L. Heath
WEAB-Pensacola— 1947
ABM
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Gulfport Bcstg. Co.
Address. P. O. Box 431
Sta. Rep Hollingbery
Membership R AB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr .Mel Wheeler
Nat'l Sis. Mgr Milt de Reyna. Jr.
Chief Engineer. Jim Smith
WPF A— Pensacola
KBS
1954
Frequency: 790 Kc... Power: 1.000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. ...... .WPF A Bcstg. Co.
Address ..... .Box 27
Tel.: HE 3-1141 News Service: AP
Representative Charles Bernard
President J. W. O'Connor
General Manager R. A. Petti, Jr.
Comm. Mgr G. L. Barnhart
Program Director Barbara Holt
Chief Engineer Gene Pfalzer
WPRY— Perry-1954— KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ..... . .Taylor Co. Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 67
403
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Tel.: 540 News Service: AP
Trans. . . Standard
President E. P. Martin
Station Manager C. E. Roye
WPLA-PlaniCiiy-
KBS
1949
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Operated By WPLA Bcstg. Co.
Address 1570 S. Collins St.
Tel.: 2-1551 News Service: UP
Station Representative Best
Transcription Service .Standard
Membership .NAB, RAB
President W. A. Smith
Gen. Mgr George Friend
Comm. Mgr Al Berry
Program Director. .Jack Rushing
WCNH-Quincy-1947
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Quincy Bcstg. Corp.
Address. 602 W. Jefferson St.
Tel.: MA 7-6700. .News Service: UP
Transcription Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr . A. B. Letson
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr... W. B. Taylor
WFOY-Si.Augusiine-1936
CBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ... . .Ponce de Leon Boasting
Address .Fountain of Youth Gardens
Tel.: VA 9-3416 .News Service: UP
Representative ... . McGavren-Quinn
Gen. Mgr. John E. Bernard Jr.
Sales Prom. Manager Julian Font
Program Director ..... Frankie C. Walker
Publicity Director. Alberta Dillin
Chief Engineer. ............ .Ernest Raistrick
WSTN-Si. Augustine-1954
Frequency: 1420 Kc. .Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Stanmark, Inc.
Address. ........66 Treasury St»
Tel.: VA 9-9094. .......... .News Service: AP
Transcription Service .Thesaurus
Station Rep. Indie
President. .......... . . . .H. C. Powell, Jr.
General Manager. ............ Larry R. Picus
Station Manager. ............. .Robert Mack
WPIM-St. Peiersburg-1947
Frequency: 680 Kc. . . .Power: 1000 Waits d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Fla. W. Coast Bcstrs., Inc
Address . . ............ Royal Palm Hotel
Tel.: 7051 1 News Service: AP
Station Representative .............. .Walker
Membership ......................... .NAB
President Dr. Charles Farrington
General Manager .......... Arthur Mundorff
Sta„ Comm. Mgr.. .Richard Marsh
Program Director, Pub. Dir James Carley
WS UN-Si. Peiersburg-1927
ABN
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By City of St. Petersburg
Business Address Million Dollar Pier
Tel.: 5-4121 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative. . .Vemard, Rintoul, McConnell
Membership NAB, RAB
General Manager Fred P. Shawn
Commercial Manager John Hitchcock
Sales Prom. Mgr Jerry Baker
Publicity Director Jean Miller
Chief Engineer Louis J. Link
WTSP-St. Petersburg-1939
MBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc... Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By WTSP, Inc.
Address. 11450 Gandy Blvd.
Tel.: 78108 News Service: UP
Transcription Lang- Worth, Standard
Representative Weed
President N. Joe Rahall
Station Mgr.. ... . Marshall S. Cleaver
Comm. Mgr L. Wildman
Prod. Dir. Bob Larkin
Prog. Director Leeds Scofield
Chief Engineer. Neil Spencer
WILZ— Si. Petersburg Beach
1957
Frequency: 1590 Kc. Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Holiday Isles Bcstg. Co.
Address .P. O. Box 6267
Tel.: 233-001 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
President. E. A. Spende
Gen. Mgr., Prog. Dir Jack Faulkner
Chief Engineer W. D. Mangold
WIOD-Sanford-1956
Frequency: 1360 Kc ....Power: 500 Watts
Owned. Sanford Bcstg. Co.
Address .Box 679
Telephone FA 2-5314
Representative Jack Masla
Membership .RAB
Gen. Mgr.. ........... .Kenneth J. Crosthwait
Comm. Mgr.. .Frank L. Jones
W T R R-Sanford-1947-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . .Radio Station WTRR
Business Address Box 1541
Tel.: FA 2-6112. News Service: UP
Gen. Mgr.. .Myron A. Beck
WKXY-Sarasoia-1949
Frequency: 930 Kc. ... .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Sarasota Bcstg. Co.
Address. .... 2500 Tenth St.
Tel.: RI 7-1151 .......... . .News Service: AP
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Representative Clark
General Manager A. G. Fernandez
Station Mgr, Charles Fernandez
Chief Eng., Robert L. KohJmeyer
W S P B-Sarasoia— 1939— CBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 WotU
Owned-Operated By WSPB. Inc.
Business Address Box 1110, City Island
Tel.: FU 8-2121 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership , NAB, RAB
President Robert C. Jones, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr John B. Browning
Comm. Mgr D. L. Fleischman
Pub. Dir. Emylu Richards
Program Director David Hale
Chief Engineer G. W. McGougan
WJCM-Sebring-1950-KBS
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Progressive Publ. Co.
Business Add Assembly Pt. on Dinner Lake
Telephone 5-1811
Gen. Mgr A. J. Frank
Commercial Mgr Ken Bowers
WD AT— South Daytona— 1957
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Tom Carr
Address Box 4277
Telephone CL 2-8222
Gen. Mgr Bill Packham
Representative Dixieland
WSTU-Siuari-1954-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Blue Water Bcstg. Co.
Address Bin 29
Tel.: 1450 News Service: AF
Pres., Gen. Mgr Lester M. Combs
Comm. Mgr Jim Mullins
whief Engineer Fred Chapman
WMEN-Tallahassee-1954
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 5.000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By WMEN, Inc.
Address Hotel Floridan
Tel: 3-2550 News Service: UP
Representative Weed & Co.
President. B. F. J. Timnr
Station Manager. Don C. Price
Prog. Dir. Jack Shiver
Chief Engineer K. C. McNaron
WTAL— Tallahassee— 1935
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WTAL, Inc
Owned-Operated By John H. Phipps
Tel.: 2-1270 News Service: AP
Representative Meeker, Cummings
General Manager L. Herschel Graves
Station Mgr Chester E. Pike
Sales Prom. Mgr R. Hollister
Prog. Dir. Dave Wren
Chief Engineer Sam Dudas
WTNT-Tallahassee-1946
CBS
frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Oper. By Tallahassee Appli. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Duval Hotel
Tel.: 2-1450 News Service: UP
Trans Thesaurus
Representative McGillvra
Pres., Gen. Mgr Frank W. Hazelton
Vice-Pres Emanuel Joanos
Sales Mgr Hurley W. Rudd
WALT— Tampa— 1946
Frequency: 1110 Kc Power: 10 Kw. d.
Owned Tampa Broadcasting Co., Inc.
Address 401 West Tyler Street
Tel.: 2-7921 News Service: AP
President E. J. Arnold
V.P., Gen., Sales Prom. Mgr Robert Wasdon
Nat. Comm. Mgr George Fee
Program Director Ed Bray
Chief Engineer Charles Hartman
WDAE-Tampa-1922-CBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Tampa Times Co.
Business Address 114 N. Franklin St.
Tel.: 2-2911 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Katz
President David E. Smiley
General Manager L. Spencer Mitchell
Nat. Adv. Mgr Robert M. Weeks
W F L A-Tampa-1924-NBC
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Tribune Co.
Business Address 905 Jackson St.
Tel: 2-0131 News Service: AP
Representative John Blair
Membership NAB, RAB
Newspaper Aff Tribune
President John C. Council
Gen. Mgr., Vice-Pres George W. Harvey
Station Mgr John Alexander
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Byron Taggert
Prog. Director Edward C. Walker
Chief Engineer Joseph Mitchell
WHBO-Tampa-1948
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned By Gateway Broadcasters, Inc.
Business Address 11,011 Florida Ave.
Tel.: WE 5-3171 News Service: AP
Membership RAB
Rep Charles Bernard
President John A. Boling
Gen. Mgr Bob A. Martin
Comm. Mgr Bert Coyle
Program Director Bonita Fishback
Sis. Prom. Mgr Bob Ross
Chief Engineer Bill Polk
W W T B-Tampa-1950-KBS
Frequency: 1300 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned By. Tison Bcstg. Co.
Address 113 E. La Fayette St.
405
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Tel.: 2-7921 (News Service: AP
Reps O'Connell; Reilly; Clark Brown
President W. Walter Tison
Gen.. Sta.. Comm. Mgr C. G. Baskerville
Program Dir Herbert Buck
Chief Engineer J. B. Tison
WIOK— Tampa-Si. Petersburg
1954
Frequency: 1150 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned: Rounsaville Radio Stations
Address .Box 1101. Washington Blvd.
Tel.: 4-1109 News Service: AP
Reps Gill-Perna, Dora-Clayton
Pres., Gen. Mgr. ...... Robert W. Rounsaville
Sta. Mgr .Joe T. Starr
Asst. Manager . Jack Everbach
Comm. Manager John Fulton
Prog. Dir., Chief Eng. Warren Kaufman
WD CL— Tarpon Springs— 1953
Frequency: 1470 Kc. .... .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Clearwater Bcstg. Corp
Address Box 1684. Cearwater
Tel.: CL 81-5411 News Service: AP
Membership R AB
Trans Thesaurus
Gen. Mgr Tom Underwood
WRMF-Tiiusville-1957
Frequency: 1050 Kc Powe~: 500 Wa'ts
Owned Richard M. Feirbank?
Address Box 666
News Service UP
Gen. Mgr Robert L. Bright
WAXE—Vero Beach— 1954
MBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned .WNTM. Inc.
Address. ....... ......... .P. O. Box 397
Tel.: 5405 News Service: INS
Rep Hollingbery
Gen. Mgr W. Eccles Huff
Sales Manager James H. Driscoll
WTTB-Vero Beach-1954
ABN
Frequency: 1490 Kc ...Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .......... . Tropics. Inc.
Address. 1536 20th St.
Tel.: 5454 News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
President ........... Merrill P. Barber
Mgr „ Al Stockmeier
406
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WEAT-Wesi Palm Beach
1948— NBC
Frequency: 850 Kc .... .Power: 1 Kw. d. n.
Owned. WEAT-TV Inc.
Address. .P. O. Box 70
Tel.: TE 3-9668 News Service: UP
Representative .... Venard, Rintoul. MoConnell
President Rex Rand
Gen. Mgr Bertram Lebhar, Jr.
Comm. Mgr.d Charles Stark
Program Dir Elizabeth Micken
WIRK-West Palm Beach
1947-MBS
Freq.: 1290 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By Ken Sell, Inc.
Business Address. ...... .711 S. Flagler Drive
Tel.: TE 3-1711 News Service: AP
Representative T. F. Clark
Pres., Gen. Mgr. ......... .Joseph S. Field, Jr.
Sales & Operations Mgr.. ..... .Rome Hartman
Chief Engr William Heitzman
WJNO-West Palm Beach
1936— CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc .... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WJNO, Radio
Business-Studio Address. .1500 N. Flagler Dr.
Tel.: TE 2-3638 News Service: AP
Representative Meeker
Membership NAB. RAB
Gen. Mgr., Sta.. Comm. Mgr.. . .H. V. McMillan
Chief Eng. . Curtis Brinson
W G 0 A-Winter Garden-1957
Frequency: 1600 Kc... Power: L
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned . E. V. Price. Gen. Mgr.
Tel.: 620 News Service: UP
Prog. Dir Nathan Price
Chief Engineer Hugh Carrol
WSIR-Winter Haven-1947
MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc ..... . .Power: 250 Watto
Owned-Oper. By. .... . .Hundred Lakes Bcstg.
Bus. Address . . 665 W. Lake Howard Dr.. S.W.
Tisl.: CY 4-2144 News Service: AP
Membership .......................... RAB
Representative Devney & Co.
Pres., Gen. Mgr , . Lawrence Rollins
Program Director ............ Richard Eyrich
Chief Engineer ........ . . . L. Order! Iraig
WABR-WinterPark-1954
Frequency: 1440 Kc .Power: 5 Kw.
Owned .......... Orange County Bcstrs. Inc.
Address..................... P. O. Box 7547
Tel.: 5-6631 News Service: UP
Sta. Rep. .......... .Rambeau, Dora-Clayton
Gen. Manager Tom Sawyer
Chief Engineer . J. R. Campbell
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Sta. CP's— 12; Radio Homes— 972,000; TV Homes— 696,000
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WAAG-Adel-1955-KBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Cook County Bcstg. Co.
Address. .P. O. Box 508
Tel.: 8571 News Service: UP
President W. M. Forshee
Gen., Sta. Mgr Esther Shepherd
Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir Don H. Wingate
Publicity Director Robert Barker
Sales Prom. Mgr., Chief Eng. . . . C. Christensen
W A L B-Albany-1941-ABN
Frequency? 1590 Kc. . .Powers 1000 Watte
Owned-Operated By Herald PmiblkH&g Co.
Address Stuart Ave.
Tel.: HE 5-8386 News Service: UP
Representative ...... . . Burn-Smith, Ayers
Membership NAB
President James H. Gray
General Manager James M. Robinson
Program Director Bill Goodson
Comm. Mgr Raymond E. Carow
Ch. Eng John L. Rivard
W G P C-Albany-1933-CBS
Frequency? 1450 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . .Albany Bdcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. . . .New Albany Hotel
Tel.: HE 2-1277 News Service: UP
Representative. George P. Hollinghery
Membership NAB, R AB
President. .J. W. Woodruff
Executive Manager J. W. Woodruff, Jr.
Sta., Comm., Sis., Prom., Pub. Dir..L. M. George
Program Director .Walter H. Flint
Chief Engineer. .Redus Carlton
WJAZ-Albany-1952
Frequency: 1050 Kc. . . .Power: 1.000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By James S. Rivers, Inc.
Address N. Slappey Drive
Tel.: HE 2-7447 News Service: AP
Representative Thomas F. Clark
President James S. Rivers
Gen. Mgr Richard B. Smith
Station Mgr. .R. V. Rogers
WDEC— Americus— 1947 ■
KBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. .The Americus Bdcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. ...... .Rembert Bldg.
Tel.: 3681 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, R AB
Representative ...... Dora-Clayton, Indie Sales
V.P., Gen. Mgr Charles C. Smith
Chief Engineer. ........ .Raymond C. LaPrade
WD 0L— Athens
Frequency: 1470 Kc .Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned S.E. Bcstg. System
Address Box 429
407
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Tel.: LI 8-1354. .News Service: AP
Representative Clark
Gen. Mgr William B. Hill
WGAU-Aihens-1938
CBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ....... . Clarke Bcstng. Corp.
Address Bobbin Mill Rd.
Tel.: LI 6-6575..... News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr.....H. Randolph Holder
Comm. Mgr. ................ J. Thomas Lloyd
Program Director ................ Mary Betts
Chief Engineer. .Les Brooks
WRFC-Aihens-1948
Freq.: 980 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Operated By. ..... . .Radio Athens, Inc.
Business-Studio Add. . . . .279Vi N. Lumpkin St.
Tel.: LI 3-3411 News Service: UP
Station Rep Bob Dore, Dixieland
Membership ..... NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr L. H. Christian
Comm. Mgr.. C A. McClure
Sis. Prom. Mgr E. A. Thilenius
Program Director Morris Knight
Publicity Director Larry Johnson
Chief Engineer. .......... .Lucius D, Drewry
WAG A-Ailanf a-1937-CBS
Frequency: 590 Kc. ..... . .Power; 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By ........ . Storer Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address. ...1018 W. Peachtree St.
Tel.: TR 2-3553. . News Service: AP
Representative ........................ Kate
Membership NAB, RAB
President. ............... George B* Storer, Sr.
V.P., Managing Dir Claude H. Frazier
Comm. Mgr. ................ Lewis Reynolds
Pub. Dir., Prom. Mgr. .......... Betty L. Merritt
Program Director . Les Hendrikson
Chief Engineer. ................ .Hugo Bondy
WAKE-Atlania-1946
Frequency: 1340 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned .Bartell Broadcasters, Inc.
Address Georgian Terrace Hotel
Tel.: TR 5-8511 . .News Service: AP
Representative Adam Young
Membership NAB. RAB
President . Gerald A. Bartell
General Manager .......... Morton J. Wagner
Sales Mgr Harry Harkins
Station Maanger. Mrs. Jayne Swain
Program Dir. William Jones
Publicity Dir Mary E. Heyf ron
Chief Engineer Jerry Appling
WA0K— Atlanta— 1954
Frequency: 1380 Kc. . . Power: 5000 Watts
Ownfed-Oper. By ..... . Atlanta OK Bcstg. CVo.
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Business Address 70 Houston St., N.E.
Tel.: JA 5-1515 News Service: UP
Representative Forjoe
Pres., Comm. Mgr Stan Raymond
Station Mgr Dorothy Davis
Prog. Dir. Zenas Sears
Chief Engineer Eathel Holley
WERD-Ailania-1948
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 1000 Wafts d.
Owned-Operated By. .... . . Radio Atlanta, Inc.
Studio Address 330 Auburn Ave., N.E.
News Service UP
Membership NAB
Representative Interstate
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. B. Biayton, Jr.
Comm. Mgr.. . Albert H. Saddler
Chief Eng William F. Kennedy
WGKA-Ailania-1955
Frequency: 1600 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Glenkaren Associates, Inc.
Address 1140 Peachtree St., N.E.
Tel.:' TR 6-6228 News Service: UP
Representative Good Music Bcstrs.
Membership •. NAB
President Locke E. Glenn
General Manager John P. Culver
Comm. Mgr. E. Lee Nance
Publicity Director Clifford Turner
Chief Engineer .James D. Hampton
W G S T— Atlanta-1923-ABN
Frequency: 920 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d.; 1 Kw. n.
Owned. .... .Bd. of Regents, Univ. Sys. of Go.
Bus.-Studio Address Box 7254
Tel.: TR 5-8441 .News Service: AP
Representative . . . Venard, Rintoul & McConnell
Membership NAB, RAB
Ch. Eng John M. Van Horn
Gen., Sta. Manager Ben Akerman
Pub. Dir George Durant
Prog. Dir., Ch. Eng Ivan Miles
WQXI-Ailania-1948
Frequency: 790 Kc. . . Power: 5 Kw. d.; 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Rounsaville of Atlanta, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. ..... .3165 Mathieson Dr.
Tel.: CE 3-2195 News Service: UP
Station Rep. Gill-Perna, Inc.
Membership .NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. .R. W. Rounsaville
Station Manager. Frank Erwin
Program Dir.. Joyce Monroe
Chief Engineer Elton B. Chick
Comm. Mgr.. .Lee Smith
W S B-Atlanta— 1922-NBC
Frequency: 750 Kc .Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Atlanta Newspapers, Inc.
Address 1601 W. Peachtree St.
Tel.: TR 2-7221 ....... .News Services: AP, UP
Newspaper Affiliation .... Journal, Constitution
Representative Edward Pefry
Membership NAB, RAB
President James M. Cox
Exec. Dir. J. Leonard Reinsch
Gen. Manager Frank Gaithei
Prog. Dir Elmo Ellis
Pub. Dir Walter PaschaU
Ch. Eng R. H. Holbrook
Comm. Mgr Lee Morris
WT AM— Atlanta— 1957
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned WTAM, Inc.
Address Atlanta Biltmore Arcade
Tel.: TR 5-8453 News Stervice: UP
President Emil J. Arnold
Gen., Sta. Mgr Dale S. Phares
Prog. Dir George Allen
Chief Engineer Jack Siegel
W Y Z E-Atlanta-1956-MBS
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.
Ownted Atlanta Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address. 26 Cain St., N.W.
Tel.: JA 4-1953 News Service: AP, INS
Transcription Associated
Representative O'Connell
Pres., Gen. Mgr Henry W. Lanham
Comm. Mgr. Howard F. Morris
Program Dir Richard Marks
Chief Engineer Lawson Leakte
WAOG-Augusta-1952
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Garden City Bcstg.
Address Bon Air Hotel
Tel.: 3-4441 News Service: UP
Sta. Rep Rambeau, Clarke Brown
Gen. Mgr , . . .Geo. C. Nicholson
Comm. Mgr.. J. Louis Solomon
Chief Engineer J. C. Atkinson
W B B Q-Augusta-1946-MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner Savannah Valley Network
Address 515 15th St.
Tel.: 4-5441 News Service: AP
Representative. . Everett-McKinney, Inc., Forjoe
Membership NAB
President George Weiss
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Edward H. Dunbar
Prom. Mgr. William Kirchheim
Program Director George W. Fisher
Chief Engineer Kenneth Freeman
W B I A-Augusta-1946-NBC
Frequency: 1230 Kc. . . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned ........... Augusta Broadcasting Co.
Address 15-Eighth Street
Tel.: 4-2421 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Membership NAB
Representative Dixieland
President, Gen. Mgr W. Ray Ringson
Sta., Comm. Mgr J. R. Owens, Jr.
Program Director. Frank Doyle
Chief Engineer C. M. Callicott
W G A C— Augusta— 1940— ABN
Frequency: 580 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d.; 1 Kw. n.
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Owned-Oper. By The Twin States Best?. Co.
Business-Studio Address 664 Broad St.
Tel.: 2-2692 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr A. D. Willard, Jr.
Commercial Mgr Martin E. White
Program Dir Ben Mayo
Chief Engineer R. F. Bobo
W R D W-Augusia-1930-CBS
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Augusta, Inc.
Address 1302 Georgia Ave.
Tel.: 7-5432 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Branham
Membership R AB, NAB
President Pat H. Rice, Jr.
General Manager J. W. Hicks
Sales Mgr Cliff Bowers
Program Director James Davis
Promotion Mgr Don Shepherd
WMGR-Bainbridge-1946
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Decatur Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 375
Tel.: 776 News Service: UP
Representative Grant Webb
General Manager .John A. Dowdy
Program Dir Phil Yarbrough
Chief Eng Walter Freeman
1260 KC
WHAB
MUSIC — NEWS
and SPORTS
ALL DAY LONG
By far Southeast Georgia's
leading station — in the heart
of the Turpentine and Tobacco
Belt —
BAXLEY, GEORGIA
WHAB— Baxley-1954-KBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Tri-City Bcstg. Sys.
Address Box 265
Tel.: 3000 News Service: UP
Transcription Sales Aids
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr Farnell O'Quinn
Sta. Mgr John Swan
Comm. MgT Howard McLeod
Prog. Dir Elese Hall
Chief Engineer Delmas Nichols
WGIG-Brunswick-1949
ABN
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 5 Kw,
Owned-Operated By. . .Brunswick Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 1514 Union St.
Tel.: 2714 News Service: AP
Trans Capitol, Standard
Membership RAB
President E. M. Champion, Sr.
Sta., Gen. Mgr Hugh K. Tollison
Comm. Mgr John Lane
Prog. Dir Jack Lenz
Ch. Eng Herman Lange
WMOG-Brunswick-1940
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Brunswick Inc.
Address Box 572
Tel.: 1500 News Service: UP
Representative Indie Sales, Dora-Clayton
President Allen Woodall
Gen., Sta. Mgr Tom Doughty
Comm. Mgr Lew Carter
Pub. Dir. Mary J. McEvan
Chief Engineer Cecil Tankersley
WDMF-Buford-1956
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Gwinnett County Bcstg. Co.
Address Harmony Rd.
Tel.: 3555 News Service: AP
Representative Hopewell
Owner, Gen. Mgr David Fleagle
Prog. Dir. Benny Hall
Chief Engineer Clinton Provost
WGRA-Cairo-1950
Frequency: 790 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Grady Mitchell Bcstg. Co.
Address Bainbridg© Rd.
Tel.: 2-4392 News Service: UP
Station Rep Indie
Trans .World
Gen. Mgr .'. Lowell E. Takles
Prom. Mgr Bernice Porter
WCGA-Calhoun-1953
Frequency: 900 Kw.. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Gordon Cty. Bcstg. Co.
Address 112V2 Court Street
Telephone .2111
409
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Rep. Indie Sales
General Manager R. R. Magill
Sales Manager Judy Magill
Program Director ........... Richard Bowman
W C L B-Camilla-1954-KBS
Frequency: 1220 Kc. .... .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned. Capel Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 147
Tel.: 2776 News Service: UP
Transcription Service ....... . .Standard
General Mgr Russell A. Browne
Commercial Mgr Charlie Browne
Chief Engineer Dan O'Keefe
WCHK-Canton-1957
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Cherokee Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 1290
News Service . UP
Representative Dixieland
Gen. Mgr Tom Privette
Sta. Mgr Mike McDougald
Comm. Mgr Bob Peterson
WLBB— Carrollion-
KBS
1946
Frequency: 1100 Kc. Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ...... Carroll Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address ........ Bremen Road
Telephone TE 2-7041
Representative Indie Sales
Pres.. Gen.» Sta. Mgr Thomas K. Vassy
Comm. Mgr. J. D. Norton, Jr.
WBHF-Cariersville-1946
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc. ..... . Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .... . . . . . W. R. Frier
Address Box 71
Tel.: 1200 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil Herald
Station Manager ............. W. Ryan Frier
Comm. Mgr Jim Davis
Ch. Eng Horace E. Bridges
Prog. Dir Roland Brooks
WGAA-Cedariown-1941
KBS
Frequency? 1340 Kc. ..... . .Powers 250 Waits
Owned. Polk County Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. ...... .P. O. Box 807
Tel.: 777 News Service: AP
Representative Dora-Clayton
Sta. Mgr. ................... .Frank Proctor
WCLS-Columbus-1955
Frequency: 1580 Kc. . .Power: 1,000 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By Muscogee Bcsgt. Co.
Address .................. 1028V2 Broadway
Tel.: FA 7-3648 News Service: UP
Representative Walker. Dora-Clayton
Pres., Gen. Mgr. ........ Charlie H. Parish, Jr.
WDAK-Columbus-1943
NBC
Frequency: 1340 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . .Radio Columbus. Inc.
Business-Studio Address.. Martin Bldg.
Tel.: FA 2-5447 . .News Service: AP
Station Representative Headley Reed
Membership R AB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Allen M. Woodall
Commercial Manager William Massie
Program Director. Mrs. Pat Lynn
Publicity Dir Mrs. Jennie McRae
Chief Engineer Dan O'Keefe
WGBA-Columbus-1947
Frequency: 1270 Kc... Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By WGBA. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1213V2 Broadway
Tel.: FA 3-3603 News Service: AP
Transcription Service ............ .Thesaurus
Representative Bob Dore, Dixieland
Membership NARTB. RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr C. A. McClure
Pub. Dir Carolyn Milstead
Prog. Dir W. L. Bowick Jr.
Chief Engineer. .F, Keith Brown
WPNX-Columbus-1952
(See listing in Phenix City, Ala.)
WRBL— Columbus— 1928
CBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . . .Columbus Bdcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1350 - 13th Ave.
Tel.: FA 2-0601 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil.. .Page Corp.
Sta. Rep Hollingbery
Transcription World
Membership NAB. RAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr J. W. Woodruff Jr.
Sta.. Comm. Mgr.. .Walter Graham
Sales Prom. Mgr EJeanor Whitelaw
Pub. Dir G. Brougham
Prog. Dir David Lea
Chief Engineer Joseph Gamble
WJJC— Commerce-
1957
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Jackson County Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 239
Tel.: 3-7802 News Service: UP
Gen. Mgr Grady Cooper
Chief Engineer William Evans
WMJM— Cordele-
MBS-KBS
1940
Frequency: 1490 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Southeastern Bcstg. System
Business-Studio Address. .. .20th Ave. & B St.
Tel.: 666 News Service: UP
Representative T. F. Clark
Membership NAB
President James S. Rlvefs
410
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Prof
its
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
411
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General Mgr William E. Blizzard, Jr.
Comm. Manager Willard Belote
WCON-Cornelia-1953
Frequency: 1450 Kw Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Habersham Bcstg. Co.
Address 1 Burrell St.
Tel.: 1450 News Service: UP
President Jack Bradley
Gen. Mgr Jim Marlowe
Program Dir Bill C. Massey
Chief Engineer Bobby Wilkes
WGFS— Covington— 1953
KBS
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned R. William & Betty J. Holfman
Address P. O. Box 869
Tel.: 2337 News Service: UP
Representative Sears & Ayer
Gen. Sta. Mgr Bill Hoffman
Sates Prom. Mgr Dillard Rowe
Program Dir David Snodgrass
Publicity Dir Joe Rainey
WBLJ-Dalton-1940
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power. 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Dalton Bdcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Kenemer Bldg.
Tel.: 1180 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
General Manager Olin H. Kenemer
Comm. Mgr James L. Clark
Ch. Eng Jack Andrews
WRCD-Dalion-1954
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Whitefield Bcstg. Co.
Address 104 Pentz Street
Tel.: 1892 News Service: UP
Representative Dora-Clayton
General Manager Jim Honey
Comm. Manager „ Ed Jordan
Program Director Patty Hampton
WDWD-Dawson— 1948
KBS-MBS
Frequency: 990 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts D.
Owned-Operated By Dawson Bdcstg. Co.
Trans.-Bus.-Studio Address Box 390
Tel.: 416 News Services UP
Representative Indie Sales
Trans. World
General Manager W. C. Woodall, Jr.
Program Director. .Barney Parnacott
WEAS-Decaiur-1947
Frequency: 1010 Kc .Power: 50 Kw.
Owned ...WEAS, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 67
Tel.: DE 2-2521 News Service: UP
Representative Stars National
Chairman of the Board E. D. Rivers. Jr.
President William H. Keller, Jr.
Station Manager .Warren Roberts
Sales Mgr William Packham
WDMG-Douglas-1946
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WDMG, Inc.
Address 620 E. Ward St.
Tel.: 1150 .News Service: UP
Representative Dora-Clayton
President B. F. J. Thnrn
General Mgr Mary Jarrard
Comm. Mgr Roy L. Jones
WSIZ-Douglas-1957
Frequency: 11310 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Fernandina Beach Bcstrs.
Address P. O. Box 202
Tel.: 1140 News Service: UP
President Marshall W. Rowland
Gen. Mgr., Chief Engr George J. Duck
Comm. Mgr Jerry Griggs
Program Dir Joe Vincent
WMLT-Dublin-1945
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Dublin Bdcstg. Co.
Business Address Frankilin St.
Tel.: 871 News Service: UP
General Manager W. Newton Morris
Sta. Mgr Frank Floyd Jr.
WTJH-EasiPoini-1949
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Southeastern Bcstg. Sys.
Address 2146 Dodson Drive
Tel.: PL 8-1473 News Service: UP
President James S. Rivera
Gen„ Comm. Mgr J. A. Davenport
Sales Prom. Mgr Claude Jones
Program Dir Ray Kinnamon
Publicity Director Elizabeth HaU
Chief Engineer William J. Hill
WSGC-Elberion-1946
KBS-MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Elberton Bcstg. Co.
Address .Elberton
News Service AP
Representative Continental
Manager Melvln C. Gorman
WBHB-Fiizgerald— 1946
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Ben Hill Bdcstg. Corp,
Address Box 472
Tel.: 2077 News Services AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Dora-Clayton
Membership NAB
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President Otto Griner Owned-Oper. By Radio Station WKEU
Gen. Mgr Paul E. Reid Address Macon Rd.
Comm. Mgr Joe Liber Tel.: 5507 News Service: AP
Prog. Dir Tony Carter Membership R AB
Chief Engineer Mike Pelton General Manager A. W. Marshall, Jr.
WF-PM— Fori Valley— 1951
KBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . . . .Peach Belt Bcstg. Co.
Address Roberts Rd.
Tel: TA 5-5547 News Service: UP
Representative Indie Sales, Continental
Trans World
General Mgr Harris H. Hafer
Chief Eng J. Carlton Shy, Jr.
WDUN-Gainesville-1949
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By N.E. Ga. Bcstg. Co.
Address 1140 Thompson Bridge Rd.
Tel.: LE 4-7331 News Service: AP
Trans Thesaurus
Representative. .. .Thomas F. Clark, Dixieland
Pres., Gen. Manager John W. Jacobs, Jr.
Comm. Mgr Claire Palmour
Chief Engineer Gilmer Hulsey
WGGA— Gainesville-
MBS-KBS
1941
Frequency: 550 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d.; 500 W. n.
Owned-Operated By Blue Ridge Bdcstg, Co.
Business Address Press-Radio Center
Tel.: LE 2-6211 News Service: UP
Newspaper Af f il Daily Times
Membership RAB
President Charles A. Smithgall
General Manager Robert Schwab
Comm., Prom. Mgr James A. Hartley
Program Dir William A. Sellers
Chief Engineer Wilbert Darracott
WLBA-Gainesville— 1957
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 5 Kw., d.
Owned Hall County Bcstg. Co.
Address Bowmen Drive
Tel: LE 2-6331 News Service: UP
Representative Dora-Clayton
Pres., Gen. Mgr. Ernest H. Reynolds
Sta., Comm. Mgr Jim Stevenson
WHIE— Griffin— 1952
Frequency: 1320 Kw Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Telerad, Inc.
Address Box 971
Tel.: 9451 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Dixieland
Membership NAB
General Manager W. C. Courson
Comm. Mgr Fred L. Watkins
WKEU— Griffin— 1934
MBS-KBS
frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watti
WKLY-Hariwell-1947
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Louis L. Morris
Business Address Box 189, Hartwell
Tel.: 71 News Service: UP
Newspaper Af fil Hartwell Sun
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
President Louis L. Morris
Exec. V\P Max G. Pfaender
WCEH-Hawkinsville-1952
KBS
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned Tri-County Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 184
Tel.: TW 3-3381 News Service: UP
Trans. Service World
President R. T. Ra<?en
Gen. Mgr J. D. Popwell
Prog. Dir Odell Floyd
Chief Eng W. R. Powell
WBGR-Jesup-1949-KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Altamaha Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 147
Tel.: GA 7-2444 News Service: UP
Representative Cont. Radio Sales
President W. G. Thomas, Sr.
Sta., Comm. Mgr Edward Lynch
Prog. Dir Paul Elliot
Chief Engineer Art Manning
WLFA-Lafayeiie— 1954
KBS
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 5 Kc.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Dixie, Inc.
Address Box 393
Tel.: 4-7676 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Hil F. Best Co.
President J. A. Gallimore
Gen. Mgr C. W. Gwyn
Chief Engineer Charles M. Lowry Jr.
WLAG-La Grange-1941
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By LaGrange Bdcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address .... 304 E. Broome St.
Tel.: 2-3505 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Indie Sales, Dora-Clayton
Newspaper Affil Daily News
Membership NARTB
President Roy C. Swank
Gen., Comm. Mgr Edwin Mullinax
Program Director Patricia Smith
I
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Publicity Director Jim Carlisle
Chief Engineer. . James McKay
WTRP-LaGrange-1953
Frequency: 620 Kw .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned ........ Chattahoochee Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address Hammett Bldg.
Tel.: 9877 News Service: AP
Transcription Service ............. Thesaurus
Representative ................... McGillvra
Partner, Gen. Mgr. ....... Byron H. Hurst, Jr.
Sta., Comm. Mgr George Pettett
WBML-Macon-1940
Frequency: 1240 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned. ........ Middle Georgia Bdcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .... .230 Second St.
Tel.: 3-5454 News Service: AP
Representative ......... Forjoe, Dora-Clayton
President ...................... C. R. Rader
Comm., Gen. Mgr. ......... George W. Patton
Chief Engineer. ................ C. L. Wilder
WCRY-Macon-1957
Frequency: 900 Kc. . . . . . Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned Wm. H. Loudermilk, Gen. Mgr.
Address 1230 Cowan Street
Tel.: 3-9348 News Service: UP
Prog. Mgr Ben G. Porter, Jr.
WIBB-Macon-1948
Frequency* 1280 Kc Powers 1000 Watte d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Peach State Bcstg. Ca« he.
Business-Studio Address 830 Mulberry St.
Tel.: 2-2505 News Service: AP
Representative ..................... Walker
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Chief Eng.. .Thos. H. Maxwell
Commercial Manager. ....... .Donald C. Frost
Program Director. .............. Gordos Price
W M A Z-Macon-1922-CBS
Frequency: 940 Kc. .... .Powen 10,000 Watte
Owned-Oper. By. ... . . Southeast era Bcstg. Co.
Address ............. Bankers Insurance Bldg.
Tel.: 2-7373 News Service: UP
Representative ................ Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
Pres.. Chief Engineer. ...... .George P. Rankin
General Manager ............ Wilton E. Cobb
Commercial Mgr. ............ Frank Crowther
Publicity Director. ............ .Ed Pendleton
Chief Engineer ........... George P. Rankin
WNEX-Macon-
MBS-ABN
1945
Frequency! 1400 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned Macon Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address .... 2254 Rogers Place
Tel.: 5-3301 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil.. .Macon Telegraph Pub. Co.
Transcription Service ............ Thesaurus
Representative ................... .Brasham
General Manager. ............. .Alfred Lowe
Business Manager Mary A. Thompson
Sales Prom. Manager Alfred Lowe
Ch. Eng E. Farber
WMGE— Madison— 1955
KBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .H. Gilreath. F. K. Graham
Address Beacon Heights
Tel.: 761 News Service: UP
General Mgr. . Wayne Foster
Sales Prom. Mgr Jim Crosley
Sta. Mgr Joe Duggan
WFDR— Manchester— 1957
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Radio Manchester, Inc.
Address Box 447
Tel.: TH 6-2490 News Service: UP
Transcription Thesaurus
President Elmer Lof tin
Gen. Mgr Cecil Grider
Sta., Comm. Mgr Joe Grammer
WBIE-Marieiia-1955
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ....... . .Marietta Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 91
Tel.: 8-0469 News Service: AP
Pres., Comm. Mgr.. ..... .Dudley D. McCaskill
Gen. Mgr., Chief Eng.. ......... .James Wilder
Program Dir. .................. Don Kor decki
WFOM-Marietta-1946
Frequency! 1230 Kc. ..... . .Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ...... .F. Wilson & A. Jones
Address Box 131
Tel.: 8-3396 News Service: UP
Transcription Service ............. Thesaurus
General Manager ............ Albert L. Jones
W D A X-McBae-1957-KBS
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Radio Telfair. Inc.
Address McRae, Ga.
Tel.: 6006 News Service: UP
President Allen M. Woodall
Sta. Mgr G. Ed Snyder
Comm. Mgr . Jack E. Rupert
Program Dir.. .Lucy C. Jacobs
Publicity Dir Bruce Bostwick
WMVG
Milledgeville-
MBS-KBS
1946
Frequency: 1450 Kc. ..... .Powers ISO Wafts
Owned-Operated By Michael T. Landy
Business-Studio Address. . . .701 S. Jefferson St.
Telephone 2250
Membership NAB
Owner. Gen. Mgr Michael T. Landy
Program Director ...... Josephine Ragsdale
Chief Engineer. . . ......... Joseph S. Boone
W M R E— Monroe— 1954— KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned ................... Walton Bcstg. Co.
Address .................... . . .Box 191
Tel.: 8-1711 . News Service: AP
Membership .......................... RAB
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Pres.. Gen. Mgr Warren G. Gilpin
Sta., Comm. Mgr Deral Morris
Pub. Dir Dorothy B. Gilpin
Sales Prom. Mgr C. Johnson
Prog. Dir Mary Jane Campbell
Chief Engineer Hamilton Masters
WM G A— Moultrie-
ABN-KBS
1939
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .WMGA
Business-Studio Address Box 310
Tel.: YU 5-5770 News Service: UP
Representative Everett-McKinney, Ayers
Gen. Mgr John F. Pidcock
Station Mgr Roy F. Zess
Prog. Dir., Pub. Dir E. Griner
Chief Engineer Homer Sloan
WMTM-Moulirie-1953
Frequency: 1300 Kc 5 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By. . , Colquitt Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 531
Tel.: YU 5-4517 News Service: AP
Transcription World
Representative T. F. Clark
President N. B. Mills
Sta. Mgr., Chief Engr D. J. Turner
W C 0 H-Newnan-1947-MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Newnan Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 581
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Gen. Mgr James O. Hardin
Chief Engineer William E. Davis. Jr.
WBBN-Perry— 1956
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned Gateway Broadcasting Co.
Address Highway 41 South
Tel.: GA 9-2980 News Service: AP
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Al H. Evans
Prog. Dir .Joe Bilodeau
Chief Engineer Marvin D. Strickland
WSFB-Quiiman— 1955
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc. . Power: 250 Watts
Owned Quitman Broadcasting Co.
Address P. O. Box 632
Tel.: 2681 News Service: UP
Transcription Standard
Gen., Sta. Mgr Emerson W. Browne
Program Director Margie Bowman
Chief Engineer Emerson W. Browne
WLAQ-Rome-1947-ABN
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts.
Owned-Operated By Mitchell Melof
Address Box 228
Tel.: 7767 .News Service: UP
President Mitchell Melof
General Manager Don Mitchell
Chief Engineer Jean Ludwick
WRGA-Rome-1929
MBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Rome Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Nat. City Bank Bldg.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Walker, Dora-Clayton
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Mather Payne
Secretary-treasurer Charles Smithgall
Commercial Manager Clarence Salmon
WROM-Rome-1946
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Coosa Valley Radio Co.
Business-Studio Address .... P. O. Drawer 473
Telephone 2-0833
Representative McGillvra
Comm. Mgr Dean Covington
Gen. Mgr Edward N. McKay
Program Director Charlie Doss
WSNT-Sandehsville— 1956
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Washington Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Sandersville
Tel.: 3174 News Service: UP
Trans SES AC
Representative J. Walter Thompson
Membership NAB
President Herschel L. Webster
Gen. Mgr John C. Foster
WCCP
•Savannah-
MBS
1946
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Carter C. Peterson
Bus.-Studio Address. .Georgia State Bank Bldg.
Tel.: 2-4182 News Service: UP
Representative Walker
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Carter C. Peterson
Comm. Mgr Weldon Herrin
WFRP-Savannah-1946
ABN
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By.. .... . .Georgia Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 219 E. Charlton St.
Tel.: AD 3-9642 News Service: AP
President John F. Pidcock
V.P., Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr John Williams
Chief Engineer Hoyt E. Ray
WJIV— Savannah— 1950
Frequency: 900 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
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Owned-Oper. By WJIV. Inc.
Bus. Address Box 737
Tel: AD 4-7264 News Service: AP
Representative Stars Natl.
Chrmn. of Bd E. D. Rivers, Jr.
President Marie B. Rivers
General Manager J. L. Woods
WSAV-Savannah-1939
NBC
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WSAV. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address . . . Liberty Natl. Bank Bldg.
Tel.: AD 6-0303 News Service: AP
Transcription S'ervice Lang- Worth
Representative Blair
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Harben Daniel
Comm. Mgr Robert Ward
Sales Prom. Mgr Mrs. Janet Cochran
Program Dir Burl Womack
Chief Engineer Byron Strong
WSGA— Savannah— 1956
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ...... . Coastal Bcstg. Inc.
Business-Studio Address .... 409 E. Liberty St.
Tel.: AD 3-8807 News Service: AP
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Donald K. Jones
Commercial Manager John M. Williams
WT0C— Savannah— 1929
CBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Savannah Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. ... .516 Abercorn St.
Tel.: AD 2-0127 News Service: UP
Representative Avery -Knodel
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr .William T. Knight. Jr.
Commercial Manager Ben Williams
Program Director . Ben H. Quick
Sis. Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir. . . Frank S. Bryson, Jr.
Chief Engineer Kyle E. Goodman
WWNS-Statesboro-1946
KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned. ..... .Statesboro Broadcasting System
Address. .P. O. Box 146
Tel.: PO 4-5446 News Service: UP
Transcription World
Gen. Mgr Robert H. Thompson, Sr.
Sta., Comm. Mgr Jim Watson
Prog. Dir. John Johnson
Pub. Dir.. . .Robert H. Thompson, Jr.
Program Dir., Ch. Eng. ...... Jack V. LoPresti
W G T A— Summerville— 1 950
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Tri-State Bcstg. Co.
Address Summerville, Ga.
Tel.: 295-6 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service . Capitol
Station Rep Stars Natl.
General Manager William B. Farrar
Comm. Mgr Rogers Allison
Chief Engineer James S. Stowers, Jr.
W J A T— Swainsboro— 1950
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts a.
Owned-Oper. By Jack & Nancy Thompson
Address Covena Rd.. Box 371
Trans. Service World
Tel.: 2011 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
General Manager Jack A. Thompson
Sta. Mgr John H. (Jack) Wiseley
WSYL-Sylvania-1955
KBS
Frequency: 1*490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Edwin Bass, Gen. Mgr.
Address P. O. Box 302
Tel.: LO 4-6601 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Sales Prom. Mgr Mildred E. Bass
Prog., Pub. Director. Shirley Scott
WSFT-Thomasion-1947
MBS
Frequency: 1220 Kc. . Power. 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Thomaston Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address WSFT Bldg.
Tel.: 5421 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative Dora-Clayton
Gen. Mgr. S. J. Carswell
SJa. Mgr., Pro. Dir Bill Haule
Comm. Mgr.. . Claude Thames.
Chief Eng Walt MacTammany
WKTG-Thomasville-1947
Frequency? 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . John H. Phipps Bcstg. Sta.
Address P. O. Box 358
Tel.: CA 6-5343 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Thomas F. Clark
President John H. Phipps
Gen. Mgr. Herschel L. Graves
Sta., Comm., Sis., Prom. Mgr L. T. Porter
Prog. Dir Roger Mansfield
Chief Engineer Leon Lloyd
WPAX-Thomasville-1934
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By H. Wimpy
Business-Studio Addres...ll7 Remington Arm.
Tel.: 909 News Service: UP
Trans. Thesaurus
Owner H. Wimpy
Commercial Manager Al Feinbera
WTWA— Thomson— 1948
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Hickory Hill Bcstg. Co., Inc.
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Business Address . 127 Journal St.
Tel.: 141 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation McDuffie Progress
Pnes., Gen. Mgr Frank F. Hash
Station Mgr., Chief Eng Gene D. Harden
WWGS-Tifion— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Tifton Bcstg. Corp.
Address 800 S. Main St.
News Service UP
Membership NAB
Transcription World
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Ralph N. EdwaTds
Station Mgr W. E. Sides
Comm. Mgr Evelyn K. Edwards
WLET— Toccoa— 1941
MBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc .Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . R. G. LeTourneau
Address 423 Prather Bridge Rd.
Tel.: TU 6-2191 News Service: UP
Representative Thomas F. Clark. Dixieland
President. . .R. G. LeTourneau
Sta., Comm. Mgr Virgle E. Craig
Prog., Pub. Dir Gene Bollinger
Chief Engineer C. H. Sutton
WNEG-Toccoa-1956
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Stephens County Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 710
Tel.: TU 6-3131 News Service: AP
Co-Owner & Mgrs Roy & Charles Gaines
WGAF— Valdosta— 1951
Frequency: 910 Kc .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Valdosta Bcstg. Co.
Address 116 W. Hill Ave.
Tel.: CH 5521 News Service: AP
Rep John E. Pearson
Membership NAB, RAB
President George B. Cook
Program Dir Willard Belote
Chief Engineer E. W. Green
W G 0 V-Valdosia-1940-MBS
Frequency: 950 Kc. . . . Power: 5 Kc. d.. 1 Kc. n.
Owend-Oper. . . Georgia-Florida Radio & TV Co.
Address Box 1452
Tel.: CH 2-4513 News Service: UP
Representative Stars Nat'l., Dora-Clayton
President Wm. H. Keller
Sta. Mgr. A. B. Smith
Prog. Dir Dick Walden
Chief Engineer Irvin F. Key
WJEM
-Valdosta-
KBS
1955
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Lowndes County Br'dcasters
Address Hwy. 84. Box 368
Tel: CH 2-1565 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Keystone
Co-Mgrs J. C. Johnson& Julian Tucker
WVOP-Vidalia-1946
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 5 Kw., d.
Owned-Operated By ... Vidalia Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 391
Tel.: 3029 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Howard C. Gilreath
Pub. Dir . . R. E. Ledf ord
Prog. Dir. Mrs. Ruby Bryant
Chief Engineer . Loren Dorough
WRPB— Warner Robbins
1954
Frequency: 1350 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. . . Warner Robbins Bcstg. -Co., Inc.
Address Box 727
Tel.: WA 3-2121 News Service: AP
Rep Cont. Radio Sales
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr., Chief Eng E. Nobles
Sta., Comm. Mgr Glenn A. Weber
WKLE-Washingion-1955
Frequency: 1370 Kc. .... .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Station WKLE
Address Berkshire Dr.
Tel.: 4081 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Pres.. Owner Max G. Pfaender
General Manager. Grady Berry, Jr.
Commercial Manager Burch Griffin
Prom. Mgr Richard Basinger
Prog. Dir. I. Tucker Irvin
Chief Eng Broadus McLane
WACL-Waycross-1951
Frequency: 570 Kc. . . Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By Teletronics Inc.
Address Memorial Drive
T*el.: 3068 News Service: AP
Representative Thomas Clark
President James S. Rivers
General Manager James S. Rivers, Jr.
WAYX-Waycross-1936
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio W AYX, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. . .1600 Carswell Ave.
Tel.: AT 3-7100 .News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil.. .Waycross Journal American
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
Representative Hal Holman
Gen. Mgr John J. Tobola
Prog. Dir . . R. Williamson
Ch. Eng Curtis Frazier
417
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Membership RAB, NAB
President . J. C. Henderson
Sales Promotion Mgr. , Dorothy Forrester
Sta., Comm. Mgr J. M. Driskill
Prog. Pub. Director Aileen Love
Chiei Engineer James E. McKay
WBRO-Waynesboro-1954
KBS
Frequency: 1310 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned. ..... .Burke County Broadcasting Co.
Address Box 151
Tel.: 2139 News Service: UP
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr., Eng C. Pugh
Comm. Mgr J. Kennon McNutt
WRLD— West Point— 1940
ABN
Frequency? 1490 Kc. ..... .Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Valley Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 312
Tel.: 2-2771 .News Service: AP
Transcription Service ....... ..... World
Representative Clark
W I M O-Winder-1952-KBS
Frequency: 1300 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Winder-Monroe Bcstg.
Business Address P. O. Box 526
Tel.: 4831 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative .Hil F. Best
President. W. C. Woodall. Jr.
Gen., Comm., Sta., Sis. Mgr C. H. Grider
Program Director Joy Simpson
Publicity Director R. A. Jones
Chief Engineer D. E. Stafford
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Idaho
Sta. CP's— 1; Radio Homes— 182,000; TV Homes— 108,000
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Tel.: 2-461 1 News Service: AP
Representative John Blair
Membership NAB, RAB
General Mgr Georgia M. Davidson
Commercial Mgr John Young
Prog. Dir. Vern Moore
Chief Engineer Harold Toedtemeier
KBLI-Blackfoot-1951
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Granite Dist. Bcstg. Corp.
Address Radio Village
Tel.: 780 News Service: AP
Gen., Sta. Mgr.. .Tom Thopson
Prog. Dir Bruce Allen
Commercial Mgr Gloria Dillard
KBOI-Boise-1947-CBS
Frequency: 950 Kc ...Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Bois® Valley BcsIes., Imc
Bus.-Studio Address 1007 W. Jefferson
Tel.: 3-2511 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Rep. Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership RAB, NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Westerman Whillock
Sta., Comm. Mgr Earl Glade, Jr.
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Henry Curtis
Chief Engineer . . James Johntz, Jr.
Prog. Dir. Hub Warner
KGEM-Boise-1946
MBS-IMNKBS
Frequency: 1140 Kc. Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned. . Idaho Bcstg. & TV Corp.
Address 5601 Cassia
Tel.: 4-3511 .News Service: UP
Representative Avery-Knodei
Membership NAB
President A. L. Glasmann
Gen. Mgr Cecil Heftel
Sta., Comm. Mgr. .............. Earl Ferguson
Sales Prom. Mgr. .... ...... .R. H. Peck
Chief Engineer. ........... .Robert V, Beadles
KIDO-Boise-1928-NBC
Frequency: 630 Kc .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. KIDOl, he
Address ........ Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
KYME-Boise-1955
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Keith & FJten Patterson
Address. .P. O. Box 2794
Tel.: 2-3575 News Service: AP
Representative McGavren-Quinn
Transcription Thesaurus
Membership RAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr. Keith E. Patterson
Comm. Mgr.. Lou Clemens
Prog. Dir Richard Sybert
KBAR-Burley-1946
ABN-KBS-IMN
Frequency: 1230 Ec... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KBIO, Inc.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 461
Tel.: OR 8-2244. News Service: UP
Rep. .... McKinney, O'Connell, Moore & Lund
General Manager. .K. Clark
Comm. Mgr. . Donald Lockwood
Sales Mgr. Dennis Skoglund
KCID-Caldwell-1946
Frequency: 1490 Kc. . . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ... . .Caldwell Bcstg. Ce»
Address -819 Main St.
Tel.: 9-3608 News Service: AP
Membership RAB, NAB
Station Rep Harlan G. Oakes
Pres., Gen. Mgr Clair B. Hull
Sta. Mgr. . Duane D. Wolfe
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Tel.: 948 News Service: AP
V.P., Gen. Mgr Herbert Everitt
Sales Mgr Jim Taylor
KVNI-CoeurD'Alene-
MBS-DON LEE
1946
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Northern Idaho Bcstrs.
Business-Studio Address ..... Blackwell Island
Tel.: 4-2196 News Service: UP
Rep Ayers, Walker
Membership NAB
Transcription Capitol, Thesaurus
President Herbert C. Rice
KORT-GrangevilIe-1954
KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owner Kebco, Inc.
Address Box 72
Tel.: 51 News Service: AP
Representative Keystone
Pres., Gen. Mgr Edward M. Brainard
Coram. Mgr Kay Brainard
K ID-Idaho Falls— 1928— CBS
Freq.: 590 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.» 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By Idaho Radio Corp,
Address Box 701
Tel.: 4 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative GiU-Pema
Membership NAB
President A. W. Schneider
General-Station Manager C. N. Layne
Commercial Manager.. Leonard Wasdea
Prog., Pub. Dir Leo Higham
Chief Engineer Carroll Secrist
KIFI— Idaho Falls— 1946
ABN-MBS-IMN
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Oper. By E. Idaho Bcstg. & TV Co.
Business-Studio Address Box 581
Tel.: JA 3-1171 .News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Post-Register
Trans Langworth
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. M. Brady
Sta. Mgr Dewain Silvester
Prog. Dir Jim Harold
KU PI— Idaho Falls— 1957
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned J. Ronald Bayton
Address Box 370
Tel.: JA 2-1101 News Service: UP
Gen. Mgr J. Ronald Bayton
Comm. Mgr Allen Mabry
Rep W. S. Grant
Membership RAB
Station Mgr John T. Wrigley
KART— Jerome— 1956
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Northside Bcstrs., Inc.
Address Box 705
.K0ZE— Lewislon— 1955
Frequency: 1300 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By. Lewis Clark Bcstg. Co.
Address. 2829 Country Club Dr.
Tel.: SH 3-2502 News Service: AP
Representative Gil-Perna, Feltis, Cox
Gen. Mgr John Matlock
Sta. Manager Eugene A. Hamblin
Comm. Mgr R. D. Spencer
KRLC— Lewislon— 1935
MBS-D0N LEE
Frenq.: 1350 Kc Power: 5 Kw, d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned Donald A. & Elaine S. Thomas
Address P. O. Box 287
Tel.: SH 3-1551 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Forjoe, Art Moore
Gen. Mgr Donald Thomas
Comm. Mgr Robert Young
Sales Prom. Mgr., Chief Engr. . . . Tom Haveman
Program Director. Alben Nelson
K R P L-Moscow-1947-KBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned . KRPL, Inc.
Address Box 396
Tel.: TU 2-1283 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Keystone
Representative .Moore, Hil F. Best
President Roy Anderson
Mgr Gale Mix
Comm. Mgr.. James Sanberg
Program Director Jerry Lange
Prod. Mgr John Mix
Chief Engineer John Lewis
KFXD-Nampa-1930
Frequency: 580 Kc. ..... . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By E. G. Wenrick Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 1024 12th Ave. S.
Tel.: 6-4611 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worta
Representative Holman
Membership NAB
Co-Owner, Gen. Mgr Ken Kilmer
Station Mgr Doyle Cain
Prog. Dir Shirl Black
Chief Engineer .G, M. Rose
KSEI— Pocatello— 1926
NBC
Frequency: S30 Kc .Powvn i960 Watts
Owned-Operated By .... . Pioneer Bcstrs. Corp.
Business-Studio Address .Box 31
Tel.: 4000 News Service: UP
Transcription Service . . . Standard, Lang-Worth
Representative We*ed. Feltis, Cox
Membership NAB. RAB
Pres., Gen., Comm. Mgr.. . . . .Henry H. Fletcher
Program Dkeeto?. Bu&e JL Fteteto?
Chief Engineer BMs W. Cell
419
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Owned By Radio Sales Corp.
Address P. O. Box 511
Tel.: RE 3-7512 News Service: UP
Station Rep Gill-Perna
President Frank C. Mclntyre
Comm. Mgr Wayne Douglas
Prog. Dir Lenny Hesterman
Chief Engineer Walt Snow
KWIK-Pocaiello-1946
IMN-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned Pocatello Radio, Inc.
Address 1 140 Yellowstone
Tel.: 1240 News Service: AP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
President Don W. Burden
General Manager James H. Schoonover
Comm. Mgr R. W. "Bill" Burden
KYTE-Pocaiello-1956
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Pocatello Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1589
Tel.: 1290 News Service: AP
Representative Art Moore
President Thomas R. Becker
Gen., Sta. Mgr Leonard F. Epling
Comm. Mgr Donald Heinan
Chief Engineer Dwight L. Zundel
K P S T-Presion-1948-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc . Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Voice of The Rockies. Inc.
Address .Preston
Tel.: 600 News Service: UP
Representative Continental
General Mgr. . .D. A. Nash, Jr.
Commercial Mgr M. S. Stocking
K R X K-Rexburg-1951-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned Snake River Radio & TV Co.. Inc.
Address 445 S. 2nd East
Tel.: EL 6-5488 News Service: AP
Pres., Gen. Mgr Gene Shumate
Sis. Mgr. .Wes Lawrence
KAYT-Rupert-1955
Frequency: 970 Kc, .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Inland Bcstg. Co.
Address . . Rupert
Tel.: HE 6-3746... ...News Service: UP
Rep. H. S. Jacobson
Membership .NAB. RAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Mervin V. Ling
Sta. Comm. Mgr.. George McDonald
KSPT-Sandpoint-1949
KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Bauer Bcstg. Co.
Address............. P. O. 431
Tel.: CO 3-2179. News Service: AP
Sta. Rep Art Moore
Trans. Serv. . Standard, Lang-Worth, Thesaurus
General Mgr. Norman Bauer
Comm. Mgr. I. M. Rossmiller
KEEP-TwinFalls-1946
KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
KLIX-TwinFalls-1946
MBS-ABN-IMN
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Southern Idaho Bcstg. & TV Co.
Business-Studio Address Elizabeth Blvd.
News Service A?
Transcription . . Capitol. MacGregor, Associated
Rep Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB, RAB
President A. L. Glassman
V.P., Gen. Mgr Cecil Heftel
Commercial Mgr Juneau H. Shlnn
Sales Prom. Mgr Rosie Stover
Radio Mgr Gordon Glassmann
Program Director Don Allen
Chief Engineer Don Cedarstrom
KTFI-TwinFalls-1928
NBC
Frequency: 1270 Kc. Power: 5000 d„ 1000 n.
Owned-Operated By .Radio Bcstg. Corp.
Address 241 Main Ave. W.
Tel.: 2400 News Service: UP
Transcription Service. . .Lang-Worth, Standard
Representative W#@d
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr F. M. Gardner
Commercial Mgr Fred Maltz
Pub., Prog. Dir.. Sales Prom. Mgr. . . . . L. Parker
Chief Engineer Allen See
KWAL-Wallace-Kellogg
1938-MBS-D0N LEE '
Frequency: 620 Kc. ..... .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . Metals Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address .Box 930, Wallace
Tel.: OS 1-6101 News Service: AP
Transcription Service ..... World. Lang- Worth
Membership . RAB
Representative Holman, Art Moore
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Pub. Dir R. Lee Black
Sta., Comm. Mgr Jack Barton
Prog. Dir.. W. E. Roberts
Chief Engineer Joe E. Martin
KWEI-Weiser-1947
Frequency: 122D Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By .Inland Best Co.
Business-Studio Address. Box 791
Tel.: 700 News Service: UP
Membership RAB. NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr M. V. Ling
Sta., Comm.. Sis. Mgr., Prog. Dir.. . .D. Quigley
Chief Engineer Edwin C. Miller
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Sta. CP's— 0; Radio Homes— 2,908,000; TV Homes— 2,542,000
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Illinois
WOKZ-Alton-1948-KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By Palen Bcstg. Corp.
Address Hotel Stratford
Tel.: 5-5506 News Service: UP
Rep Sears & Ayer
Membership RAB, NAB
Pres.. Gen. Sta. Mgr Edward N. Palen
Comm. Mgr H. T. "Bud" Bunyan
Sales Prom. Mgr John Crane
Program Director Russ Benson
Chief Engineer Nicholas Bono
WRAJ— Anna— 1957
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned Anna Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address Anna Hotel
Tel.: 1112 News Service: UP
Representative Sears & Ayer
Trans Thesaurus
President Pierce E. Lackey
Manager Robert P. Joseph
WMRO— Aurora— 1938
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By. . . V. G. Cofey & B. A. Oswalt
Business-Studio Address 184 River St.
Tel.: 7-4215 News Service: AP
Trans .Service Lang-Worth
Prog. Dir Jeanne M. Doran
Managers Cofey; Oswalt
WIBV— Belleville— 1947
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated By Belleville Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address. .2100 W. Main
Tel.: AD 3-5000 News Service: AP
Representative Indie Sales
Pres.. Gen. Mgr John W. Lewis
Commercial Mgr Clarence Keller
W J B C— Bloomington— 1924
ABN
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Bloomington Bcstg. Corp.
Address 209 E. Washington
Tel.: 5-2078 News Service: UP
Newspaper Aff il Daily Pantograph
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership RAB, NAB
President Loring C. Merwin
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Vernon A. Nolte
Comm., Prom. Mgr John McDermott
Program Dir Jerry Collins
Chief Engineer Fmd Bailey
WKB.0— Cairo— 1942
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . .Cairo Broadcasting Co.
Business Address Box 311
Tel.: 1490 News Service: UP
Gen.-Statlon-Comm. Mgr Merrill C. Currier
W B Y S— Canton— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1560 Kc Power: 250 Watts, a,
Owned-Operated By. . .Fulton Co. Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio-Transmitter . . . East Linn Limits
Tel.: 1877 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, SES AC
Membership RAB, NAB
Gen.. Comm. Mgr Charles E. Wright
WCIL-Carbondale-1946
Frequency: 1020 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts, a.
Owned-Operated By. . .Southern Illinois Bcstg.
Business-Studio Address 218 W. Main St.
Tel.: 167 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Gen., Comm., Mgr Paul F. McRoy
WROY-Carmi-1948
Frequency: 1460 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Carmi Bdcstg Co.
Address U. S. Route 460
Tel.: 4161 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
Membership NAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr S. A. Hassan
WCAZ— Carthage— 1921
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Superior Bcstg. Service. Inc.
Address 502 Wabash Ave.
Telephone 520
Station Rep Sears & Ayer
Mcmager John Palmer
WCNT-Centralia-1946
Frequency: 1210 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned Southern Illinois Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 428
Tel.: 5151 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
President. C. W. lodgers
Station Mgr Ben Shore
Prog. Dir Dick Bieser
Chief Engineer R. Millmaker
WDWS-Champaign— 1937
CBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner .... The Champaign News Gazette. Inc.
Business Address 48 Main St.
Tel.: 6-1855 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Newspaper Aff. . , News-Gazette
Representative The Meeker Co.
Membership NAB, RAB
President Mrs. Helen M. Stevick
Gen., Sta. Mgr Larry Stewart
Program Dir Constance Vogt
Chief Engineer Robert Brown
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WGN-TV
CHANNEL 9 — CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
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W K I D— Champaign-Urbana
1948
Frequency: 1580 Kc. Power 250 Watts d
Owned-Operated By WKID Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 192
Tel.: EM 7-5431 News Service: UP
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership RAB
President Donald T. Harding
V.P., Gen. Mgr Robert R. Meskill
Ch. Eng. George Scharf
WEIC— Charleston— 1954
KBS
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owner The Friendly City Bcstrs.
Address Box 107
Tel.: DI 5-2149 News Service: UP
Transcription Lang- Worth, World
Rep Sears & Ayer
Pres., Ge. Mgr Jack Owens
Sta., Comm. Mgr Betty Owens
Program Mgr Ruth Adkins
Ch. Eng William Setliffe
WAAF-Chicago-1922
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated By Corn Belt Pub., Inc.
Business Address 221 N. LaSalle St.
Eel.: RA 6-1932 News Service: UP
Newspaper Aifil Drovers Journal
Representative Forjoe
President Ward A. Neil
E*ec. V.P W. E. Hutchinson
Gen., Sta. Mgr Thomas L. Davis
Sales Prom. Mgr Ralph Kelley
Program Dir., Pub. Dir .Bill Bauer
Chief Engineer Carl W. Ulrich
WAIT— Chicago— 1941
Frequence: 820 Kc Power: 5000 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated By Radio Station WAIT
Bus.-Studio Address 188 W. Randolph St.
Ttl.: FR 2-0660 News Service: UP
Transcription Thesaurus, SESAC, Standard
Representative Headley-Reed
Gen. Mgr., Prog. Dir Robert O. Miller
Station Mgr L. Webb
Comm. Mgr Julius Miller
Sales Mgr „ W. Travis
Chief Engineer Harry Berg
WBEE— Chicago— 1955
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Rollins Bcstg., Inc.
Address 6205 S. Cottage Grove
Tel.: NO 7-4124 News Service: AP
Representative Rollins Bcstg., Inc.
President O. Wayne Rollins
Gen. Mgr Robert A. Wencel
Dir. Sales A. R. Lanphear
Dir. Pub. Rel Tim Crow
Dir. Eng G. R. Chambers
Chief Engineer J. R. Burdeau
W B B M-Chicago-1923-CBS
Frequency: 780 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned By , CBS Radio
Address , 630 N. McClurg Ct.
Tel.: WH 4-6000. .News Services: AP, UP, INS
Sta. Rep ,CBS Spot Sis.
Membership , RAB
General Manager. . , .H. Leslie Atlass
Asst. Gen. Mgr E. H. Shomo
Executive Ass't C. W. Doebler
Sales Mgr James P. Hensley
Promotion Mgr Harry Wilber
Publicity Dir Herb Grayson
Chief Engineer .J. J. Beloungy
Prod. Dir Art Mercier
WCFL-Chicago-1926
Frequency: 1000 Kc ..... Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned. ........ .Chicago Federation of Labor
Business-Studio Address.. 666 Lake Shore Dr.
Tel.: MO 4-2400 News Service: AP, UP
Representative Burke-Stuart
General Manager Martin F. Hogan
Commercial Mgr Thomas E. Haviland
WCRW-Chicago-1926
Frequency: 1240 Kc ...Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Clinton R. White
Address 2756 Pine Grove Ave.
Telephone DI 8-4440
WEDC-Chicago-1926
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By .... . Emil Denemark, Inc.
Address 3860 W. Ogden Ave.
Tel.: CR 7-4100 News Service: UP
President Emil Denemark
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir Bill Mack
Chief Engineer. A. W. Smith
WGES-Chicago-1924
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . . Radio Station WGES
Address 2708 Wash. Blvd.
Tel.: SA 2-1700 News Service: UP
General, Station Manager John A. Dyer
Commercial Mgr.. Elizabeth M. Hinxmera
Sa)es Promotion Manager K. P. Freda
Chief Engineer William Shunk
WGN-Chicago-1924
Frequency: 720 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Tribune Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 435 N. Michigan Ave.
Newspaper Affiliation . . . The Chicago Tribune
Tel.: MI 2-7600. . .News Services: AP, INS, UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NAB, RAB
President J. Howard Wood
V. P., Gen., Sta. Mgr Ward L. Quaal
Commercial Manager. .William A. McGulneas
Sales Promotion Manager . . Charles A. Wilson
Program Director .Bruce Dennis
Publicity Director. James Hanlon
Dir. of Engineering Carl J. Meyers
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WHFC-Chicago-1925
Frequency; 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By .WHFC, Inc.
Address 3350 S. Kedzie Ave.
Telephone . . . .CL 4-7411
Rep Charles Bernard
General Manager Richard W. Hoffman
Commercial Mgr Florence Summers
WIND-Chicago-1926
Frequency: 560 Kc. ..... . .Power; 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Westinghouse Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address. ..... .400 N. Michigan Blvd.
News Service UP, AP
Representative AM Radio Sales
Membership RAB, NAB
President Donald H. McGannon
V.P., Gen. Mgr Ralph L. Atlass
Sales Manager John T. Carey
Program Dir David Croninger
Publicity Dir Helen Poster
Chief Engineer Ken Sherk
WJJD-Chicago-1924
Frequency: 1160 Kc. .... .Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . Plough Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address. . .230 N. Michigan Ave.
Tel.: ST 2-5466 .News Service: UP
Trans World
Representative. .Radio-TV Representatives, Inc.
Membership . RAB
President Harold R. Kfelstein
Gen., Sta. Mgr Frederick G. Harm
Commercial Mgr James A. Jordan
Program Dir. Ralph Blank
Chief Eng.. .Walter F. Myers
W L S-Chicago-1924-ABN
Frequency? 890 Kc. .... .Power: 50.000 Watt*
Owned-Oper. By ............ . . WIS, Inc.
Business Address 1230 Washington Blvd.
Tel.: MO 6-9700 News Service: AP. UP
Transcription Service .Standard
Representative ................... John Blair
Membership NAB
President James E. Edwards
Gesu Sta. Mgr. ................ Glenn Snyder
Commercial Manager .... Charles M. Freeman
Publicity Dir Miss Perry Hamilton
Sales Prom. Mgr John Klemek
Program Director. ........ .Bernard F. Corson
Chief Engineer . ........... Thomas Howe
W M A Q-Chicago-1922-NBC
Frequency: 670 Kc... .Power; 50.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . National Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address .... Merchandise Mart
Tel.: SU 7-8300.. News Services: AP. INS. UP
Transcription Service ........... .Thesaurus
Representative ........... National Spot Sales
Membership NAB
President Robert Sarnoff
General Manager .......... Jules Herbuveaux
Manager Howard W. Coleman
Sales Manager Rudi Neubauer
Sales Promotion Manager ...... John M. Keys
Prog. Mgr Richard Johnson
Publicity Director Chet Campbell
Chief Engineer Howard Luttgens
WSBC— Chicago— 1925
Frequency: 1240 Kc ...Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .. .WSBC Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address . . 2400 W. Madison St.
Tel.: MO 6-9060 News Service: UP
Representative National Time Sales
Membership NAB
President Louis B. Lee
Comm. Mgr Marge Strasser
Program Dir Richard D. Lane
WHOW-Clinton-1947
Frequency: 1520 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . . . Cornbelt Bcstg. Co.
Business Address. 401 Vfe S. Side Sq.
Tel.: 305 News Service: AP
Representative Holman
Membership NAB
President J. R. Livesay
V.P., Gen., Sta. Mgr Rolland O. Looper
Comm. Manager .James Williams
Program Director .......... Frank C. Jennings
WDAN-Danville-1938
CBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .Northwestern Pub. Co.
Address 1500 N. Washington
Tel.: 1700 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Everett-McKlnney, Inc.
Membership NAB. RAB
General Manager Robert J. Buff ow
Sta. Mgr. . Max Shaffer
Program Dir, Honore Ronan
Chief Engineer Norlyn Dossey
WITY-Danville-1953
KBS
Frequency: 980 Kc. .Power: 1 Kw.
Owned. .Vermilion Bcstg. Corp.
Address .P. O. Box 142
Tel.: 1312 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership .RAB
President. Gilbert E. Metzger
General Mgr Elzer Marx
Comm. Mgr.. W. H. O'Toole
Prog.. Pub. Dir Carl "Bud" Sunkel
Chief Engineer . . ....... Taylor Clowson
WDZ-Decaiur-1921
Frequency: 1050 Kc. . . . Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-OperaJed By Mid-States Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address ........ 265 S. Park St
Tel.: 3-9744 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Peters. Griffin, Woodward
Membership NAB, RAB
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President . Charles C. Caley
Gen., Sta. Mgr. ....... Frank C. Schroeder, Jr.
Commercial Mgr Robert B. King
Program Director E. James Seaney
Chief Engineer Willard F. Hall
W S 0 Y— Decatur— 1925— CBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Illinois Bcstg. Co.
Address 1100 E. Pershing Road
Tel.: 5371 News Service: AP
News Service AP
Newspaper Affiliation Lindsay-Schaub
Representative Weed
Membership NAB, RAB
President Frederick W. Schaub
Gen. Mgr M. H. Stuckwish
Comm. Mgr Dale E. Eyman
Prog., Pub. Dir Eugene Dorsey
Chief Engineer Allan Doyle
WLBK-De Kalb— 1947
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .DeKalb Radio Studios, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 711 N. First St.
Tel.: 6-3485 News Service: AP
Transcription Thesaurus
Representative Sears & Ayer
Membership NAB. RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr George C. Biggar
Commercial Manager Richard Meier
Program Director R. C. Brown
Publicity Dir Frank Booton
Chief Engineer .W. Dean Claytoi.
WDQN— Du Quoin-
KBS
1951
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By DuQuoin Bcstg. Co.
Address Music Center
Tel.: LI 2-3894 News Service: UP
Representative McGillvra
Owner, General Manager M. R. Lankford
Station Manager Phil Richardson
Sales Mgr Gene Showalter
Program Director Art Smith
Chief Engineer Bert Pike
WAMV-EastSi.Louis-1935
ABN
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Missouri, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Broadview Hotel
Tel.: BR 1-4625 News Service: AP
Representative Weed & Co.
Membership NAB
President Robert W. Day
General Manager James E. Goldsmith
Asst. Mgr Elmer F. Wallrich
Program Director Dan Stengel
WCRA-Effingham-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1090 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated By Effingham Bcstg. Co.
Address. 110 N. Banker St.
Tel.: 1090 News Service: UP
Representative Devney
President Joseph E. McNaughton
Gen. Mgr George Walker
WRMN-Elgin-1949
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Elgin Bdcstg Co.
Address 156 Division St.
Tel.: SH 1-7700 News Service: UP
Representative Devney
General Mgr J. Richard Sutter
WE AW— Evanston— 1946
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned No. Shore Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 1330
Tel.: UN 4-7600 News Service: UP
Rep Good Music Bctrs., Grant Webb
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Sta. Mgr Edward A. Wheeler
Commercial Manager Don Springgate
Sales Prom. Mgr Lawrence Gutter
Pub. Dir Doris Peterson
Program Director Dick Blanchard
WNMP— Evanston— 1946
Frequency: 1590 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By.. Evanston Broadcasting Co.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter . . . . 1580 Sherman Ave.
Tel.: GR 5-1590 News Service: INS
Membership RAB
Representative Devney
President Angus D. Pfaff
Chief Engineer Thomas Mills
W F I W— Fairfield— 1953— KBS
Frequency: 1390 Kw Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By... Wayne County Bcstg. Co.
Address .Box 72
Tel.: 2159 News Service: AP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Grant Webb
Membership NAB
Co-Owner, Gen. Mgr. ........ Thomas S. Land
Co-Owner Bryon Davidson
Commercial Mgr. Garnet Williams
WFBL-Freepori-1947
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . Freeport Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address .... 9 N. Chicago Ave.
Tel.: ST 438 News Service: AP
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Chief Eng.. .Vincent S. Barker
Commercial Manager David Taylor
Prog. Dir Bud Walters
WGIL— Galesburg-1937
Frequency: 1400 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Galesburg Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address 312 Hill Arcade
Tel.: 4626 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation .... Daily Register Mail
425
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Transcription World
Ropresentative Wm. G. Rambeau
President William C. Pritchard
Gen., Sta. Mgr George D. Donaldson
Prog. Dir Edward J. Gale
Chief Engineer R. L. Raughman
WQUB-Galesburg-1957
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned Knox County Bcstg. Corp.
Address 36 Park Plaza
Tel.: 4204 News Service: AP
Representative Hollingbery
President G. LaVerne Fiambo
Manager Roger Hoffman
WEBQ-Harrisburg-1923
KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc .Power: 1S6 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ...... . First Trust Association
Business-Studio-Transmltter. ... 100 £. Poplar St.
Tel.: CL 3-7282 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Gen.-Statlon-Comm. Mgr Ingiis M. Taylor
Sales Prom. Mfr .Ken Hamilton
Program Director Norma Slaton
Publicity Director Charles Branum
Chief Engineer Elmer I. Gladies
WMCW-Harvard-1955
Frequency! 1600 Kc. ..... . .Power: 500 Watts
Address.. ................. .205 E. Brainard
c/o .Mrs. Esther Blodgett
WJPF-Herrin-1940
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc... Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Oper. By. Egyptian Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. P. O. Box 178
Tel.: 381-382 News Service: UP
Representative Holman
President Maybelle J. Lyerla
Gen., Sta. Mgr Charles R. Cook
WLDS-Jacksonville-1941
Frequency: 1180 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned. .Jacksonville Radio & TV Bcstg. Corp.
Address Illinois Theatre Bldg.
Tel.: CH 5-7171 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Newspaper Affil. Journal-Courier
Representative Hal Holman
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr R. Karl Baker
Comm. Mgr . Barney Lewis
Program Director. T. J. Fairburn
Chief Engineer. .G. J. Cassens
WJ0L— Joliet— 1929
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WJOL, Inc.
Business-Studio-Transmitter 601 Walnut St.
Tel.: 6-4761 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Rambeau
Membership , RAB
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
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Station Manager J. F. Cemy
Prog. Dir Eileen Caron
WKAN— Kankakee— 1947
Frequency; 1320 Ke Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Kankakee Dally Journal Go.
Business-Studio Address. . 183 N. Schuyler Ave.
Tel.: 3-6633 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative . . .Sears-Ayer
Membership NAB
President Burrell Small
General Manager , . . .Bruce Brown
Station Manager Robert Hawkins
Sales Mgr Donald Hoover
Program Director Orren AHafa
Chief Engineer Richard Eckels
W K E I— Kewanee— 1952— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .WKH Bcstg. Co.
Address 202 Vi N. Tremont
Tel: 4471 News Service: AP
Representative. H. F. Best
Membership NAB
Pros., Gen. Mgr., Chf. Engr.. . . .E. D. Scandrett
Prog., Pub. Dir Paul Messplay
WTAQ-LaGrange-1950
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By S & S Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 408
Tel.: FL 2-1300 News Service: UP
Representative W. Donald Roberts
Membership NAB
President Charles Sebastian
V. P., Sta. Mgr .,-.. .Russ Salter
Commercial Manager Ralph Faueher
Sales Prom. Mgr Stanley Noyes
Program Dir.. Ted Carlson
Asst. Mgr Arthur Schlaman
Chief Engineer Bill Ward
WLPO-LaSalle-1947
Frequency: 1220 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .La Salle County Bcstg. Co.
Bus. Ad P. O. Box 215
Tel.: 3100 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation. . . .Daily News Tribune
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Grant Webb
President Peter Miller
Gen. Mgr William Holm
Program Director Dan Dunlap
Publicity Director Laverne Waltman
Chief Engineer Lawrence MeCann
WPRC— Lincoln— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc . .Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By .Prairie Radio Corp.
Address P. O. Box 37
Tel.: 1370 News Service: AP
Membership RAB
Trans Lang-Worth
Representative Sears & Ayer
?res.f Gen. Mgr ,Ray F. Knochel
Comm. Manager Paul E. Rankin
Program Director William H. Brady
Publicity Director John H. Deal
Chief Engineer Donald Thompson
WSMI— Litchfield— 1950
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Mid-Illinois Bcstg Co.
Address Box 241
Tel.: 100 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative .Hil Best
Membership RAB. NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr .Hay ward L. Talley
W K A I-Macomb-1947-KBS
Frequency: 1510 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By The Macomb Bcstg. Co.
Address. 113 E. Carroll St.
News Service "Uf
Rep W. Donald Roberts
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr. Wm. E* Schons
Sta., Comm. Mgr Robert Douglas
WGGH-Marion-1949
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Marion Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 311
Tel.: 824 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative .Sears & Aye*
Membership NAB. RAB
Pres., Chief Eng George W. Dodds
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Jim Duncan
Sis. Prom. Mgr Ina Trammel
WLBH-Maiioon-1946
Frequency: 1170 Kc .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Mattoon Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 1632 Vi B'way Ave.
Tel.: AD 4-6464 News Service: AP
Representative .Holman
Membership NAB
President. Gen.-Statlon Mgr J. R. Livesay
Commercial Manager .......... Ken Wooddell
Sales Prom. Mgr Robert Veech
Program Director Robert Guess
Chief Engineer. Ray Livesay
WM0K— Metropolis— 1951
KBS
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1,000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By...... Fort Massac Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 721
Tel: 2106 News Service: AP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Holman
Membership NAB. RAB
Gen. Mgr James H. Firmin
Sales Prom. Mgr. Virgil E. Smith
WQ U A-Moline-1946-ABN
F?@queney: 1230 Kc.
Power: 250 Wails
427
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Owned-Oper. By WQUA, Inc.
Address 1319 Ffilh Ave.
Tel.: 4-6727 News Service: AP
Representative ...... Geo. P. HoUingberry Co.
Pres., Gen. Mgr. G. LaVerne Flambo
Program Director Frank Freeman
Chief Engineer Harold Higby
WRAM-Monmouth-1957
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Prarieland Bcstrs.
Address Box 5
News Service UP
Gen. Mgr Stephen P. Bellinger
Comm. Mgr Richard V. Taber
WVMC-Mouni Carmel-1948
KBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc .Power: 500 Watts
Owned WVMC
Address . North Cherry Road
Tel.: 1360 .News Service: UP
Gen., Comm. Mgr Charles H. Green
Program Director David K. Naber
Sales Prom. Mgr. . R. L. Knutstrom
Publicity Director . Albert Freedman
Chief Engineer .Eugene Garrett
WMIX-Mt. Vernon-1946
Frequency? 940 Kc ..... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Mt. Vernon Radio & T@L Co.
Address UlVz N. 9th Street
Tel.: 3500 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative .......... John E. Pearson Co.
President . .... John Russell Mitchell
General Manager R. J. Cheney
Comm. Mgr. ....*. C. Sehcch
Chief Engineer ................... Ed Howell
WINI-Murphysboro-1954
KBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Martha D. & Robert M. Rapp
Address 920 Michigan, Farmington, Mo.
Tel.: 282 News Service: AP
Representative ......... ..... Hil F. Best
Gen., Comm. MgT Lewis Barwick
Prog. Dir. Chuck Blair
Chief Engineer Lester D. Bilderback
WOPA-OakPark-1950
Frequency: 1490 Kc. ..... .Powers 250 Wells
Owned-Oper. By. .Village Bcstg. Co.
Address. .408 S. Oak Perk Ave.
Tel.: VI 8-5760. .......... .News Service: UP
Representative ............... Stars National
Membership BAB
General Mgr. .................. E. Sanderling
Station Mgr Al Michel
WVLN-Olney-1947
Frequency: 740 Kc. ..... Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-OperaSed By Illinois Bcstg.
Address Decatur, 111.
Tel.: EX 3-2156 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
Pres., Fred W. Schaub
Comm. Mgr Charles R. Griggs
Exec. V.P M. Lindsay
Gen. Mgr E. C. Dorsey
Prog. Dir Joe Kosack
Chief Engineer . Stanley Greatline
WCMY-Otiawa-1952
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . .... .Carl H. Meyer
Address. ............... .417 W. Madison St.
Tel.: 551 News Service: UP
Representative Sears & Ayer
Trans. .World
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Ch. Eng. ...... Carl H. Meyer
Comm. Mgr. D. M. Meyer
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir. Robert Meyer
Publicity Dir Ron Wilson
WPRS-Paris-1951
Frequency: 1440 Kc. ..... Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ....... . Paris Bcstg. Corp,
Address Box 262
Tel.: 5-0153 News Service: AP
Transcription Service. Thesaurus, Capitol
Membership . NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr.. .A. Ferguson, Jr.
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir James Savoye
Prog. Dir John Powell
Chief Engr Waliter Atamanec
WSIV-Pekin-1946
Frequency: 1140 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ... . Pekin Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address ........ Arcade Bldg.
Tel.: 6-2134 .News Service: AP
Representative ..... ... Sears & Ayer
Pres., Gen. Mgr. ........ W. Kenneth Patterson
Publicity Director Peg Horner
Sis. Prom., Comm., Sta. Mgr.. .. .George Udry
Program Director. ............... .Tom Dunn
Chief Engineer ................ Lowell Lovely
WEEK-Peoria-1946-NBC
Frequency: 1350 Kc. . . .. . .Powers 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .West Central Bcstg. Co.
Address ........ .... 2907 Springfield Rd.
Tel.: 9-3961 . .News Service: AP
Representative Headley-Reed
Trans World
Membership NAB, RAB
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Fred C. Mueller
Sta.. Comm. Mgr. . Coleman Scott
Sales Prom. Mgr David Meister
Prog. Dir Hal Raymond
Pub. Dir Albert Knapp
Ch. Eng Wayne Lovely
WIRL— Peoria— 1947
Frequency: 1290 Kc. Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Illinois Valley Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address.. 121 N.E. Jefferson Ave.
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Tel.: 4-9239 News Service: UP
Representative H-R
Membership . RAB
President Timothy W. Swain
Gen. Mgr., V.P John H. Altorfer
Station Manager James T. Butler
Commercial Mgr Ef fie Sams
Sales Prom. Mgr Mort Cantor
Program Director Robyn Weaver
Chief Engineer Rudy Luukinen
W M B D-Peoria-1927-CBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc. Power 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WMBD. Inc.
Address 212 South Jefferson Street
Tel.: 6-0711 News Service: AP, UP
Reps Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres Charles C. Caley
Publicity Dir R. James Bateman
Dir. of Sales Harold C. Sundberg, Jr.
Program Director William L. Brown
WPEO-Peoria-1946
Frequency: 1020 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Dandy Bcstg.
Address 614-A Main St.
Tel.: 4-9249 News Service: AP
Representative , . Boiling
Gen. Mgr „ K. R. Greenwood
W B B A— Pittsf ield— 1954
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned Pike Broadcasting Co.
Address Pittsfield
Tel.: 650 News Service: *UP
Representative Continental Radio Sales
President .G. B. Meyer
Prog. Dir Neil Clark
General Manager Bill Meyer
Sta. Mgr., Chief Eng Frank Luepke
WGEM— Quincy— 1948— ABN
Frequency: 1440 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ... .Quincy Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address, Hotel Quincy
Tel.: BA 2-6840 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation ... Quincy Herald Whig
Transcription Service .World
Representative Young Reps., Inc.
President T. C. Oakley
General Manager Joe Bonansinga
Comm. Mgr J. Ben Stewart
Prog. Dir Fred Colgan
Pub. Dir Hal Heidbreder
Chief Engineer. Frank E. Laughlin
W T A D-Quincy-1927-CBS
Freq.: 930 Kc Powers 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. a.
Owned-Operated By ..... .Leo Bcstg., Inc.
Address 510 Maine St.
Tel.: BA 2-6200 News Service: AP. UP
Newspaper Affiliation . . . Hannibal Courier Post
Representative Weed & Co.
President Lee P. Loomis
Gen.. Nat'l Sales Mgr Walter J. Rothschild
Ass't Nat'l Sis .Wayne W. Cribb
Prog. Dir Merritt Milligan
Chief Engineer J. E. Gray
WTAY-Bobinson-1956
KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc . .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Ann Broadcasting Corp.
Address .Box 160
Tel.: 1373 News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
President Kathryn A. Duncan
Comm. Mgr Laura L. Nolen
Sales Prom. Mgr James L. Foster
Program Director Thelma Dorsey
Publicity Director Harold E. Dorsey
Chief Engineer Harold Vandament
WROK-Bockford-1927
ABN
Freq,: 1440 Kc. .Power: 1 Kw. d.j 500 W. n.
Owned. .Rockford Broadcasters, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address .... Rockford News Tower
Tel.: 2-6621 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative H-R
Membership NAB. RAB
President . E. K. Todd
Gen., Comm. Mgr..... ...John J. Dixon
Sis. Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir. Betty L. Thro
Program Director Maurice P. Owens
Chief Engineer. .. Maurice H. Nelson
WRRB— Rockford— 1953
Frequency: 1330 Kc. ...... Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .......... . Rock River Bcstg.
Address .113 S. Court St
Tel.: 8-1869 News Service: AP
Membership .RAB
Representative Radio-TV Reps.
President. William E. Walker
V.P., Gen. Mgr .William R. Walker
V.P., Sales Mgr. Jack Harvey
WHBF-RockIsland-1925
CBS
Frequency; 1270 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Rock Island Best?. Col
Business-Studio Address. ........ .231 18th St.
Tel.: RI 6-5441 News Service: AP, UP
Newspaper Affiliation. . . .Rock Island J&gus
Transcription Standard. Thesaurus
Representative Hyett, Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB, RAB
President. Ben H. PoH*r
V.P., Gen.. Sta. Mgr.. ..... .Leslie C. Johnson
Asst. Mgr., Dir. Sales Maurice Corken
Sales Manager Ted Arnold
Program Dir Frank S. Hicks
Publicity Dir Fern Hawks
Merchandising Mgr .Heber Darton
Chief Engineer . ........ Robert J. Sinneft
WJBD— Salem— 1956
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
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Owned Salem Bcstg. Co.
Address 121 S. Walnut St.
Tel.: 2000 News Service: AP
Representative Grant Webb
Gen., Sales Mgr Bryan Davidson
Prog. Dir Joseph Lobaito
WHCO-Sparia-1955
Frequency; 1230 Kc. ........ . .Power 250 W.
Owned ..... Hirsch Communication Eng. Corp.
Address. .324 Broadway, Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Tel.: SP 333 News Service: UP
President. ................. .Robert O. Hirsch
General Manager James F. Collins
Station Sis. Prom. Manager . . Buf ord L. Mabrey
WCVS-Springfield-
ABN
1926
Frequency: 1450 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Operated By WCBS. Ine.
Business-Studio Address ...... P. O. Box 1088
Tel.: 4-9855 News Service: AP
Transcription Service ............... Standard
Membership NAB
Representative Hal Holman
Pres., Ch. Eng. H. L. Dewing
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr. . . C. W. Neeld
Prog. Dir John Geil
Sales "Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Bruce Still
WMAY-Springfield-1950
NBC
Freq.s 970 Kc. .Power? 1 Kw. d.,« 500 W, n*
OwnedOper. By. ...... . .Lincoln Bcstg. Corp.
Address. ................... 711 Myers Bldg.
Tel.: 4-1766. News Serviaa: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership RAB, NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta.. Comm. Mgr, . Gordon Sherman
Program Director. ........... :?f. .Syl Binkla
Prom., Pub. Dir Joan Meisner
Chief Engineer, ... .... .Melvin Feldmam
WTAX-Springfield— 1930
CBS r
Frequency: 1240 Kc ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operaied By .WYJLX* inc.
Address .. Route 66 & E. Cock St.
Tel.: 2-4441 News Service: AP
Transcription ....................... .World
Representative .................. . Weed
Membership . NAB, RAB
Pres,e Gesw Sta. Mgr. ....... Oliver J« Keller
Commercial Manager. ....... .O. J. Keller, Jr.
Sales Promotion Manager . W. J. Simon
Program Director John W, Midgley
Publicity Dir.. Bill Miller
Chief Engineer. ......... ..1. C Sw^te#e«
WSDH-Sierling— 1949
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ... . .Blackhawk Bdcstg. Co.
Address Lawrence Bldg.
Tel.: MA 3400 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Capitol, Thesaurus
Pres., Gen. Mgr Sam Bartlett
Comm. Mgr Lillian Bartlett
Asst. Sta. Mgr John Rowwer
Chief Engineer .Ed Fisher
WIZZ-Sireaior-1953
Frequency: 1250 Kw Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. Streator Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 377
Tel: 2-2947. News Service: UP
Membership RAB
Managing Partner. ........... .S. P. Bellinger
General Manager. ......... .Vernon R. Nunn
Comm. Mgr Jack Hallstrom
WTIM-Taylorville-1949
Frequency: 1410 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d
Owned-Operated By. ... .Moyer Bcstg. Co,
Address . . . Radio Rd.
Transcription Service .... Standard, Thesaurus
Representative ................. .Continental
President .................... .Hoger Moyer
General Manager ...... James C. HOderbrand
WKRS-Waukegan-1949
Frequency: 1220 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts 4,
Owned-Operated By ... . Waukegan News-Sun
Business Address .......P. O, Box §09
Tel: DE 6-7900 News Service: AP
Transcription Service. World, Standard
Membership RAB, NAB
Representative McGUlvra
President. ...... ........ .William F* Just
V. P., Gen. Mgr.. ........... Joseph B. Brby
WFRX-Wesi Frankfort— 1951
Frequency: 1300 Kc... .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Pyramid Radio Bcstg. & TV Corp.
Address 1300 S. Logan
Tel.: 1300 News Service: UP
Representative Hal Holman
President Dr. Guy W. Lambert
Gen. Mgr Walter C. Schafer
WCBD-Zion-1947
Frequency: 820 Kc. ..... . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .......... . Michael J. Mintem
Business Address. 2700 Enoch Ave.
Managing Director. ....... .Michael J. Mintern
Commercial Manager. „ . .... .Carl Q* &ee
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 4,471,000; Families— 1,398,000; Lie. Stations— 60,
Indiana
Sta. CP's— 1; Radio Homes— 1,348,000; TV Homes— 1,242,000
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WCBC-Anderson-1946
KBS
Frequency; 1470 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Civic Bdcstg Corp.
Address Box 350
Tel.: 3-5321 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Membership NAB, RAB
Station Hep Hil Best
President Paul E. Billheimer
General Manager Gordon Beck
Sales Manager Raymond Pettis
WHBU-Anderson-1923
CBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .Anderson Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio . . .640 Citizens Bank Bldg.
Tel.: 7791 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Walker
Membership RAB, NAB
President C. Brace McConnell
General Manager John R. Atkinson
Chief Engr W. J. Hecht
WBIW-Bedford-1948
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Bedford, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 127
Tel.: 7555 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative McGillvra
Co-Manager. J. H. McGillvra
Co-Manager A. I. McGillvra
Chief Engineer Carl J. Finger
W T T S— Bloomington— 1949
ABN
Freq.: 1370 Kc Power 5 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By Sarkes Tarsian, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 535 S. Walnut St.
TeL: 2-3366 News Service: AP
Representative Meeker
Membership NAB
President Sarkes Torsion
Gen. Mgr., Prog. Dir Glenn Van Horn
Sales Mgr Ray Bartlett
WBNL— Boonville— 1950
KBS
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Boonville Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 273
Tel.: 980 News Service: UP
Transcription SESAC
Membership NAB
General Mgr H. C. Sanders
Program Dir Norman Hall
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WCSI-Columbus-1950
Frequency: lOlOKc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By White River Bcstg.
Address Box 469
Tel.: 741 1 News Service: AP
President R. L. Heminger
Gen. Mgr Jack E. Douglas
Chief Engineer Max Cockley
WCNB-Connersville-1948
Frequency: 1580 Kc. ..... Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By News Examiner Co.
Business-Studio Address 406 Central Ave.
Tel.: 1950 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil News Examiner
-Representative Gill-Perna
Secretary G. S. Tatman
Gen., Comm. Mgr E. M. Jackson
WCMB-Elkhart-1956
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned WCMR
Address. S. 17th and Mishawaka Rd.
Tel.: 3-4567 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB, RAB
President Clarence C. Moor»e
Gen., Sta. Mgr Paul R. Deck
Prog. Dir Harry Waterhouse
Chief Engineer . Dave Hudson
W T B C— Elkhart— 193 1— NBC
Frequency: 1340 Kc ...Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Truth Radio Corp.
Business-Studio Address. .Box 636
TeL: 3-1960 News Service: UP, AP
Newspaper Affiliatio . n Elkhart Truth
Representative H-R Reps
President .John F. Dille, Jr.
Gen. Mgr. Paul C. Brines
Commercial Mgr Don Freed
Sales Prom. Mgr Bob Barrett
Prog. Dir Edwin Huot
Publicity Dir B. J. Thompson
Chief Engineer Lester Zellmer
WE0A— Evansville— 1936
CBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned WEHT, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Box 395
Tel.: HA 4-9215 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Representative .Adam Young
General Manager .......... Edwin Richter, Jr.
Comm. Mgr William Hight
Prog. Dir Peter Dooley
WGBF— Evansville— 1923
NBC
Frequency: 1280 Kc. Power? 5 Kw. d.i 1 Kw. a*
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Owned-Operated By On The Air, Inc. W K J G Ft Wa VHP 1 947
Business-Studio Address. . .1001 Diamond Ave. If » * U II. VV ay lie 10**/
Tel.: HA 2-1171 News Service: AP MBS'NBC
Representative Weed & Co.
Membership NAB. RAB
President Alvin Q. Eades
Ex. V.P., Gen., Sta. Mgr Martin L. Leich
Sales Prom., Pub. Dir Gene Crawford
Program Director Mrs. Pat Roper
Chief Engineer Erwin P. Schoeny
WIKY-Evansville-1947
Frequency: 820 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By... South Central Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 148
Tel.: 4-8284 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative.. John E. Pearson Co.
Membership . RAB
Pres.. Gen.-Sta. Mgr John A. Engelbrecht
Chief Engineer George F. Stoltx
WJPS
•Evansville-
ABN
1948
Frequency: 1330 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d.; 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By WJPS, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 206 Main St.
Tel.: HA 5-2221 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard, World
Representative George P. Hollingbery
Membership NAB, RAB
President Robert S. Davis
Gen.. Sta., Comm. Mgr Jack McLean
Sales Prom. Mgr Verne Paule
Chief Engineer James Jared
WANE
•Ft. Wayne-
CBS
1948
Frequency: 1453 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Corinthian Bcstg. Corp.
Address 2915 W. State Blvd.
Tel.: AN 6212 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Petry
Membership NAB, RAB
V.P., Gen. Mgr R. Morris Pierce
Staiion Mgr Reid G. Chapman
Comm. Mgr Merlin H. Smith
Program Dir James Holston
WGL-Ft. Wayne-1924-ABN
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .News-Sentinel Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 201 Vi W. Jefferson St.
Tel.: EA 3366 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation News-Sentinel
Representative . . Headley -Reed
Membership NAB, RAB
President Helene R. Foellinger
Gen.. Sta., Comm. Mgr. ..... Merrill C. Johnson
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir.. .Patricia McDowell
Program Director Norman Widenhofer
Chief Engineer Damon Wilson
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owner WKJG, Inc.
Business-Studio Add 220 E. Jefferson St.
Tel.: AN 2295 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Representative Raymer
President Clarence L. Schust
General Manager Edward G. Thorns
Commercial Manager Carleton Evans
Program Dir Calo Mahlock
Sales Prcm. Mgr Wilson Schroeder
Chief Eng Eugene A. Chase
W0W0-F1. Wayne-1926
Frequency: 1190 Kc Power: 50 Kw.
Owner. . . Westinghouse Broadcasting Co.. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. .124 W. Washington Blvd.
Tel.: AN 9436 News Service: UP
Rep Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership RAB, NAB
President Donald H. McGannon
General Mgr Carl W. Vandagrift
Commercial Manager Tom Longsworth
Sales Prom. Mgr Hilda C. Woehrmeyer
Program Dir Cal Bollwinkel
Publicity Dir Carol A. Johnson
Chief Engineer Hal Brokaw
W I L 0-Frankfort— 1953— KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Lake Erie Radio & TV Corp.
Address 52 Vi E. Washington St.
Tel.: 3338 News Service: UP
Station Rep Hil Best
President Theodore M. Nelson
Gen. Mgr Howard G. Pearcy
Commercial Manager Phil Wise
Program Director James Cronkright
WGSY-Gary-1950
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By WGRY, Inc.
Address 3669 B'way
News Service UP
Membership NAB, RAB
Station Rep Grant Webb
President George Whitney
Mgr Todd Branson
WWCA-Gary-1949
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By ..Lake Bdcastg Co., Inc.
Address Hotel Gary
Tel.: TU 6-9171 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, RAB
S ation Rep John E. Pearson Co.
Pres.. Gen., Mgr Dee O. Coe
Sta. Mgr Joseph A. Haas
Sales Prom. Mgr Thomas B. March
Chief Engineer Victor Voss
W K A M-Goshen-1954-KBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
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Owned-Operated By . . . Kosciusko Best?. Corp.
Address Hotel Goshen
Tel.: 3-2219 News Service: AP
Representative Rambeau
Pies., Gen. Mgr William N. Udell
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir R. S. Olson
Comm., Sales Mgr C. J. Pajakowski
Chief Engineer R. J. Schilling
WJOB-Hammond-1928
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By South Shore Bcstg. Corp.
Address 6405 Olcott
Tel.: TI 4-1230 News Service: UP
Representative Rambeau
Pres., Gen. Mgr R. C. Adair
Program Director Gerald Mitchell
Commercial Manager Len Ellis
Sales Prom. Mgr Hugh Pieron
Publicity Dir Roy Eller
Chief Engineer Carl Hay worth
WHLT-Huniingion-1957
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned Huntington Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1 1
Tel.: 8404 News Service: UP
President Ted Nelson
Gen. Mgr Harry H. Packard
WFBM-Indianapolis— 1926
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Twin State Bcstg., Inc.
Address 1330 N. Meridian St.
Tel.: ME 4-8521 News Service: AP. INS
Transcription Service World
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, RAB
President W. C. Pullen, Jr.
V.P., Gen. Mgr Eldon Campbell
Comm. Mgr Frank Small
Prom. Mgr John F. Hurlbut
Program Dir Robert Yeager
Publicity Dir Estel D. Freeman
Asst. Chief Engr Robert Flanders
W G E E— Indianapolis— 1956
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned Rollins Bcstg. Co.
Address 4800 E. Raymond St.
Tel.: FL 9-5591 News Service: AP
Representative Rollins Bcstg.
Membership RAB
President O. Wayne Rollins
Gen. Mgr Arnold C. Johnson
Dir. Sales A. R. Lanphear
Program Dir Fred H. Kuhlmann
Dir. Pub. Rel Tim Crow
Dir. Engineering G. R. Chambers
WIBC— Indianapolis— 1938
F eq. 1070 Kc. .Power: 50 Kw. d.; 10 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By WIBC, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 2835 N. Illinois
Tel.: WA 4-2661 News Service: UP
Transcription Service SESAC, Thesaurus
Representative John Blair
Membership NAB, RAB
President, Gen. Mgr Richard M. Fairbanks
Commercial Manager Gilbert I. Berry
P:og. Dir William L. Dean
Prom. Dir Charles E. Ellis
Chief Engineer Robert W. Minton
WIRE— Indianapolis— 1924
NBC
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Indianapolis Bcstg., Inc.
Business-Studio Add. . . 307 N. Pennsylvania St.
Tel.: 5-1541 News Service: AP
Representative .... Peters, Giriffin & Woodward
President Eugene C. Pulliam
Gen., Sta. Mgr William C. Worcester
Comm. Manager Daniel C. Park
Prom. Dir Richard H. Clester
Prog. Dir Donald Bruce
Chief Eng Eugene E. Alden
W I S H— Indianapolis— 1941
CBS
Frequency: 1310 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d.; 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Indiana Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. .1440 N. Meridian St.
Tel.: ME 4-6411 News Service: AP, UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative .Boiling
Membership RAB, NAB
President C. Wrede Petersmeyer
Gen., Sta. Mgr Robert B. McConnell
Comm. Manager Robert Ohleyer
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir James A. Buck
Program Director William E. Frosch, Jr.
Chief Engineer Stokes Gresham, Jr.
WXLW— Indianapolis— 1948
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Indianapolis, Inc.
Address 3003 Kessler Blvd.
Tel.: WA 5-6494 News Service: AP
Representative John Pearson Co.
Membership NAB, RAB
President Lyman S. Ayres
V. P., General Manager Robert D. Enoch
Program Director G. A. Smith, Jr.
Chief Engineer Bert Goetzinger
WITZ-Jasper-1948-KBS
•Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ..Jasper on the Air Inc.
Address P. O. Box 167
Tel.: 678 News Service: UP
Transcrip'.ion Service Thesaurus
Membership RAB
President Dr. Gilbert E. Metzgei
Gen., Sta. Mgr Dennis Keller
Commercial Manager Al Farber
Sales Prom. Mgr Jack Brandt
Program Direc'.or John Williamson
Chief Engineer Peter Russo
WAWK-Kendallville-1955
Frequency: 1570 Kc. ..... Power: 250 Watts d.
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Owned-Oper. By. ...Noble DeKalb Bcstg. Co.
Address .Box 47
Tel: 764 News Service: AP
Trans. World, Thesaurus
Representative . .Hil F. Best
Gen. Mgr. . Paul L. King
Sales Mgr.. Weldon M. Cornell
W 1 0 U-Kokomo-1 948-CBS
Frequency? 1350 1c. Powers 1000 Watts
Owner Booth Radio & TV Stations, Inc.
Business Address .210V2 North Main St.
Tel.: GL 7-1194 News Service: AP
Representative Weed
Membership NAB, RAB
President ... John L. Booth
Coniffl., Gen., Sta. Mgr. ...... John Carl Jeffrey
Prog. Dir Hugo D. Salvo
Pub. Dir. Dorothy Overton
Chief Engineer Elvin Cunningham
WASK-Lafayelie-1942
MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc....... Power: 15©
Owned. Lafayette Bcstg., Inc.
Business-Studio Address ..... .MeCarty lose
Tel.: 24300 News Service: UP
Representative Wm. G. Rambeau
Membership .NAB, RAB
President E. Joseph Bannon
Gen., Sta. Mgr.. .Henry Rosenthal
Comm, Mgr .Dick Pittenger
Program Dir Sid Knight
Chief Engineer .Richard Cochran
WLOI-LaPorie-1948
Frequency: 1540 Kc. . . . .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .La Porte County Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 385
Tel.: 4144 News Service: AP
Sta. Rep Pearson
Membership RAB
President .Dee O. Coe
Gen. Mgr. . .Robert L. Harris
Sales Prom. Mgr. Thomas B. March
Chief Engineer Victor Voss
W B T O-Linion-1954 KBS
Frequency: 1600 Kw .Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ....... . The Linton Bcstg. Co.
Address Hwy. 54
W S A L— Logansport— 1949
MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
O wned-Operated By . . Logansport Bdg. Corp.
Address .P. O. Bos 399
Tel.: 3111 News Service: AP
Membership . NAB, RAB
General Manager. ...... .Richard E. Jackson
Comm. Mgr Joe Wiler
W 0 R X-Madison-1953-KBS
Frequency: 1270 Kc. ...... Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper.* By . . ..... m£\ WORX
Address Telegraph Hill
Tel.: 1270. News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best Co.
Transcriptions MacGregor, Standard
Pres., Chief Eng C. E. Henson
General Manager Herbert L. Arms
Comm. Mgr Lloyd L. Walker
WBAT-Marion-1947-CBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By .... Marlon Radio Coxp.
Business-Studio Address. . . 303 Va S. Adams St.
Tel.: 5500 News Service: AP
Representative . Everett-McKinney
President. Lester G. Spencer
V. P., Gen. Mgr William Fowler
Comm. Mgr A. G. Von Dielingen
W M R I-Marion-1955-KBS
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Chronicle Publ. Co., Inc.
Address Marion. Ind.
Tel.: 5705 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil.: . . . Leader-Tribune, Chronicle
Representative Sears & Ayer
President Gardner Thomas
Gen. Mgr Robert Fincannon
Prog., Pub. Dir. Ralph Wayne
Chief Engineer Robert Shively
W IMS-Michigan Ciiy-1947
Freq.; 1420 Kc... Power: 1 Kw. d.; 500 Wts. n.
Owned ....... Northern Indiana Bcsters., Inc.
Business-Studio Address .... Old Chicago Road
Tel.: TR 4-5245. .News Service: UP
Station Representative. .... .Wm. G. Rambeau
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. .William N. Udell
Sales Prom. Mgr.. S. C. McDonnell
Comm. Manager Al Halus
Pub. Dir Henry lange
Chief Engineer Robert E. Schilling
W P C 0— Mount Vernon— 1955
KBS
Frequency: 1590 Kc... Powers 500 Watts d.
Owned Mt. Vernon Broadcasting Co.
Address .Box 231
Tel.: PO 3-4484 News Service: UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Chief Eng H. C. Sanders
Sta., Comm. Mgr F. Courtney Smith
Program Dir.. Bob Webster
W L B C-Muncie-1926-CBS
Frequency: 1340 Ke Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By .. Tri City Radio Corp.
Business Address Box 271
Tel.: AT 8-4403. .News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard, World
Representative Hal Holman
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Sta. Mgr.. D. A. Burton
Commercial, Prom. Mgr.. Bill Craig
Program Director.. ........Lee Alierton
Chief Engineer Pat Finnegan
434
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Tel.: 3-1156. New Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Robert Meeker
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr.. .... .Lester G. Spencer
Comm., Sis. , , Roland L. Nusbaum
Sales Prom. Mgr C. E. Stevens
Publicity Director W. Wcehrmann
Program Director. ............ .Marie Robbins
Chief Engineer L. J. Duning
WLRP-NewAlbany-1949
Frequency; 1570 Kc .Power: 1000 Watte d.
Owned-Operated By. .Ohio Valley Bcstg.. Inc.
Address Box 285
Tel.: WH 4-2235 News Service: UP
Station Rep Hil F. Best Co.
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Roy L. Hickox
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr. . . Lynn Stephens
Program Director Jerry Fordyce
Publicity Dir Bill Gillum
WOCH-NorlhVernon-1955
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned Dorrell Ochs
Address P. O. Box 46
Tel.: FI 9-8421 News Service: AP
Transcription SESAC. Associated
Membership NAB
President. Gen. Mgr Dorrell Ochs
Sta. Mgr Arno Walker
Conun. Mgr Marguerite Ochs
Program Dir Eddie Sears
Publicity Director .Tom Porter
Chief Engineer Edwin Healy
WARU-Peru-1954
KBS
Frequency: 1630 Kc ..Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. , Wabash-Peru Bcstg Co., Inc.
Address Hwy. 24
News Service , AP
Transcription Thesaurus, Standard
Representative McGillvra
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr Dr. Wendell Hansen
Station Manager Howard Rohy
Chief Enginer Bob Bassett
WPG W-Poriland-1950-KBS
Frequency: 1440 Kc. ..... Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. Glenn West
Address Box 608
Tel.: 1094 News Service: UP
Transcription Service SESAC, World
Owner, Gen. Mgr Glenn West
WB.AY— Princeton— 1950
Frequency: 1250 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d*
Owned-Oper. By ..... Princeton Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 8
Tel.: FU 5-4861 News Service: AP
Representative .McGillvra
Owner, Gen., Sta. Mgr M. R. Lankford
Program Director. Stuart Lankford
Commercial Mgr. ............. D. T. Critchfield
Publicity Dir Richard Lankford
Chief Engineer Norman C. Fisher
WKBV— Richmond— 1926
ABN
Frequency? 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By .... Central Bcstg. Corp.
Address. ...... . W. Main St.
WSLM-Salem-1953-KBS
Frequency: 1220 Kw Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Don H. Martin
Address Radio Ridge
Tel.: 700. News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Don H. Martin
Commercial Mgr Margaret Martin
Sales Promotion Mgr. Boyd Smedley
Program Director ............ Margaret Martin
Chief Engineer , Darrell Dixon
WJCD-Seymour-1949
KBS
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .Dr. Azra C. Baker
Address 1534 Ewing St.
Tel.: JA 2-3969 News Service: AP
Transcription Capitol, Standard
Membership NAB
Sta., Comm. Mgr Bob Shippee
Program Director , Dick Lauf
Chief Engineer. , Eugene Perrigo
WJVA-Souih Bend-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc. .... .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Booth Radio & TV Sta., Inc.
Address North Hickory Road
Telephone CE 4-1111
Representative Pearson
President John L. Booth
Managing Dir M. G. Creel
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WNDU
-South Bend-
ABN
1944
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Michiana Telecasting Corp.
Address Box 989
Tel.: CE 3-7 111 News Service: AP
Representative Edward Petry
President Father Theodore Hesburh, C.S.C.
Vice-President Bernard Barth
Station Manaer W. T. Hamilton
Program Director ,Wm. Etherton
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr. ......... Daniel Martin
Chief Engineer .Bazil O'Hegan
WSBT-SouthBend-1921
CBS
Frequency: 960 Kc .Power: S0©0 Watts
435
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Owned-Operated By The South Bend Tribune
Bus.-Studio Address 300 W. Jefferson Blvd.
Tel.: CE 3-3141 ...... . .News Service: UP, INS
Newspaper Affiliation .... South Bend Tribune
Transcription Standard
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership .NAB. RAB
Vice Pres Franklin D. Schurz
General Manager. Neal B. Welch
Commercial Manager Will R. Darch
Promotion Manager James Halpin
Program Dir.. Paul F. Kruyer
Chief Engineer Arthur R. O'Neil
WTCJ-Tell City— 1948
KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. James R. Brewer
Address .Tell City
Tel.: 740 News Service: AP
Owner, Manager .James R. Brewer
WBOW-TerreHaute-
NBC
1927
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... Radio WBOW, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 6th & Poplar Sts.
Tel.: CR 5034 News Service: AP
Representative Weed
Membership NAB
President J. W. O'Connor
Comm., Gen., Sta. Mgr. ..... Ralph A. Petti, Jr.
Prog.,, Pub. Dir Martin Plasak
Chief Engineer Howard Stewart
WMFT-TerreHauie-1958
Frequency: 1300 Kc. . . . . .Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned. Citizens Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 2327 Lafayette
Tel.: ...N-3985
President Archie S. Mobley
General Manager Adlai C. Ferguson, Jr.
WTHI-Terre Haute-
CBS
1947
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Wabash Valley Bdg. Corp.
Address. .918 Ohio St.
Tel.: CR 9481 News Service: UP
Transcription World
Representation Boiling Co., Inc.
Membership NAB
President. Anton Hulman, Jr.
Gen. Mgr. Joseph M. Higgins
Station Mgr Darel Wibble
Sales Prom. Mgr Charles Cogan
WAOV-Vincennes-1940
MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc... Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Vincennes Sun Co.
Business Address Vincennes
Tel.: 787-788 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil Sun Commercial
Representative . . . Peters, Griffin & Woodward
President Eugene C. PullSam
Gen. Mgr Howard N. Greenlee
Station Mgr A. H. Edmondson, Sr.
Comm., Prom. Mgr William Litherland
Program Director Robert Duckworth
Publicity Dir William Arthur
Chief Engineer Ralph Baldwin
WRSW-Warsaw-1952
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Reub Williams & Sons, Inc.
Address Times Building
News Service UP
Newspaper Affil Times-Union
Transcription Thesaurus, Capital
President R. B. Williams
General Manager C. R. Williams
Station Manager William Mollenhour
Commercial Manager .Jack Essenberg
Sales Prom., Pub. Mgr. ........ William Long
P.ogram Director. Marie Snyder
W A M W-Washington-1955
KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 W., d.
Owned-Operated By. .Washington Radio, Inc.
Address. .615 S.E. 11th St.
Tel.: 1810 .News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Wash. Herald
Representatives Hil F. Best Co.
Transcription Service . . Thesaurus, Capitol
Membership NAB
President Mrs. H. B. Bausman
General Manager Joe Edwards
Commercial Manager Joe Floerke
Prog. Dir Gene Cabel
Chief Engineer Joe Fox
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
436
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 2,772,000; Families— 852,000; Lie. Stations— 63,
Sta. CP's— 2; Radio Homes— 836,000; TV Homes— 786,000
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Address Radio Park
Tel.: 4321 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB
General Manager Leo R. Mayr
Commercial Manager Lee Sandberg
Progam Director Neil Trobak
Chief Engineer Don Stanzyk
KLGA-AIgona-1956-KBS
Frequency: 1600 Kc. ...... .Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned Kossuth County Bcstg.
Address Box 47
Tel.: CY 4-2475 News Service: AP
Trans Langworth
Representative Walker Co.
President Frederick Epstein
Gen. Mgr James J. Wychor
Prog. Dir Elaine Hutchins
KASI-Ames-1948-KBS
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By William M. Evans
Business-Studio Address 328 Vz Main St.
Tel.: CE 2-3152 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Pearson
Gen., Sta. Mgr Arthur A. Skinner
Commercial Mgr Ralph Elwick
Program Director. Ruby Tillerson
K J A N— Atlantic— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . Nishna Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 69
Tel.: 1717 News Service: AP
Transcription World, Thesaurus
Representative Continental Radio Sales
Membership NAB
Pres., Publicity Dir Robert Einhouse
Gen., Sta. Mgr F. G. Miller & H. A. Preston
Comm.. Sales Prom Mgr E. G. Faust
Prog. Dir , . Roy Marsh
Chief Engineer Bob Freund
KWBG-Boone-1950-KBS
Freq.: 1590 Kc... Power: 1 Kw. d.; 500 Wts. n.
Owned-Operated By Boone Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 36
Tel.: 1590 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
General Manager H. A. Garvey
Program Director Tom Quinlan
KBUR— Burlington— 1941
ABN
Frequency: 1490 Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Burlington Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address ....... Roosevelt Ave.
Tel.: PL 2-2701 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard, Thesaurus
Representative Rambeau
Membership RAB, NAB
President Gerard B. McDermott
General Mgr David H. Steinle
Program Director Richard Mosena
Chief Engineer Cletus Paull
KCIM-Carroll-1950
Frequency: 1380 Kc. . . . . .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . . .Carroll Broadcasting Co.
KCRG— Cedar Rapids-
MBS
1947
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Cedar Rapids TV Co.
Address 104 1st St., S.W.
Tel.: EM 4-4194 News Service: AP, INS
Newspaper Af fil Gazette
Representative Everett McKinney
President Joseph F. Hladky, Jr.
General Manager Frank T. Nye
Station Manager Richard J. Butterfield
Director of Radio L. L. Abbott
Chief Engineer Ira McDaniel
KPIG-CedarRapids-1949
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ...... .Cedar Rapids Bcstg.
Business Address .211 1st St., S.W.
Tel.: EM 3-8265 News Service: UP
Representative Devney
Transcription Lang-Worth
President John C. Kelly
Gen., Sta. Mgr James I. Mitchell
Commecial Manager James L. Stramel
Program Director Robert Carpenter
Chief Engineer Adam P. Talmadge
WMT
-Cedar Rapids-
CBS
1922
Frequency: 600 Kc. .... .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned. ...... .American Bcstg. Stations, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. .Paramount Theater Bldg.
Tel.: EM 4-0171 News Service: AP, INS, UP
Trans. Serv. . .Thesaurus, Associated, Standard
Representative Kat*
Membership NAB, RAB
President. William B. Dolph
•V.P., General Manager. . . .William B. Quarton
Sales Manager Kenneth L. Hastie
Promotion Mgr Jim Bowermaster
Program Manager Dean Landfear
Publicity Director Chuck Worcester
Chief Engineer George Hixenbaugh
KCOG-Cenierville-1949
KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 10 Watts d.
Owned Centerville Bcstg. Co.
Address 1910S. Main St.
Tel.: 407 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Daily Iowegian
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Gen., Sta. Mgr Clyde Holbrook
Comm. Mgr., Ch. Eng W. H. Lemen
Program Director Richard King
KCHA-CharlesCiiy-1949
KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Waiti d,
Owned-Oper. By Radio Incorporated
Address 300^2 N. Main St.
Tel.: 787. News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Lu Verne J. Bromberg
K C H E— Cherokee— 1952— KBS
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By .... Cherokee Bcstg. Co.
Address. ............... . .219% W. Main St.
Tel.: 51 News Service: AP
Representative Best
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr C. Reznikow
KCLN— Clinion— 1956
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned. . , Valley TV & Radio, Inc.
Address . , 514 S. Second St.
Tel.: CH 3-2174 News Service: AP
V.P.. Mgr Kenneth M. Parker
Comm. Mgr. Kenneth A. Willis
Prog. Dir Cres Fluegel
KROS-Clinton-1941
MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... Clinton Bdcstg Corp.
Address 246 Fifth Avenue South
Tel.: CH 2-1252 News Service: UP
Transcription Service RCA
Representative ■ Pearson
Membership NAB, RAB
President, General Manager . . . B. M. Jacobson
Oper. Dir., Ch. Eng G. A. Parker
KSWI-Council Bluffs— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 1560 Kc. .Powers 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ....Nonpareil Bdctg. Co.
Address . . 120 S. Main
News Service . . UP
Newspaper AifiL. New Nonpareil
Transcription Service. Thesaurus
Representative. ....... .Arthur Hagg & Assoc.
Membership NAB, RAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr., Chief Eng. .Robert H. O'Brien
Comm. Mgr Don Gillman
Sales Prom., Pub.. ...... .Marjorie W. Morris
Program Director. R. M, Hallgren
K S I B— Cresion— 1946— KBS
Frequency: 1520 Ke.... Power: 1000 Walts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Southwest Iowa Bcstg. Co.
Address Radio Center
Tel.: ST 2-2155 ,News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Pearson
President. Arden D. McKe<*
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr E. M. Horning
Prog., Pub. Dir.. J. R. Mills
Chief Engineer Wayne Hatchett
KFMA— Davenport— 1952
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By KFMA Broadcasting Co.
Address 415 Perry St.
Tel.: 6-4407 News Service: UP
Station Representative McGillvra
Pres., Gen. Mgr Lester L. Gould
Sta.. Comm. Mgr. Howard N. Fisher
Prog., Pub. Dir Bill Greener
Chief Engineer Raymond E. Shields
KSTT— Davenport— 1946
MBS
Frequency: 1170 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By... Quint Cities Bcstg. Co.
Address 310 Harrison St.
Tel.: 6-2541 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Representative .Walker Co.
Pres,, Gen. Mgr Frederick Epstein
Prog., Dir., Chief Eng Joseph Coval
WOC-Davenport-1922-NBC
Frequency: 1420 Kc. ... .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Tri-City Bdcstg. Co.
Address 805 Brady Street
Tel.: 3-3661 News Service: UP
Representative .... Peters, Griffin, Woodward
Membership . NAB, RAB
President Col. B. J. Palmer
V.P. & Treasurer. D. D. Palmer
Vice-Pres.. Ralph Evans
Station Manager .Ernest C. Sanders
Sales Manager Mark Wodlinger
Sales Prom. Mgr. Richard Upp
Program Dir Raymond E. Guth
Chief Eng P. Arvidson
KDEC-Decorah-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. .Scenic Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. . .308% W. Water St.
Tel.: 1240 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative W. D. Roberts
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Prog. Dir.. .... .Verne Koenig
Commercial Mgr Kenneth Bjerke
Chief Engineer Donald Jackson
KDSN— Denison— 1956
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned Denison Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 337
Tel.: 34 News Service: UP
Representative W. Donald Roberts
Trans Lang-Worth, Standard
President , Walt Morrison
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President George W. Webber
Commercial Manager . . . . E. William Patterson
Program Director Edith D. Webber
Chief Engineer Werner Schwars
KCBC— Des Moines— 1946
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 1000 Wall*
Owned-Oper. By Majestic Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1404
Tel.: CR 7-4483 News Service: AP, INS
Representative Devney
Membership RAB
President Karl Peters
General Manager Rollo H. Bergeson
Commercial Manager Claire E. Grant
Sales Prom. Mgr Don Purdy
Program Director Bob Lutz
Chief Engineer Robt. S. Brown
KI0A— Des Moines— 1948
ABN
Freq.: 940 Kc Power: 10 Kw. d., 5 Kw. n.
Owned Public Radio Corp.
Address Radio Center Bldg.
Tel.: AT 2-9191 News Services: INS, UP
Transcription Service World
Representative H-R Reps.
Membership NAB, RAB
President Lester Kamin
General Manager Bill J. Scharton
Exec. V.P Bill Martin
Program Director Larry Monroe
Chief Engineer U. L. Lynch
KRNT— Des Moines— 1935
CBS
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Cowles Bcstg. Co,
Business Address 9th & Pleasant Sts.
Tel.: CH 3-4141 News Services: AP, UP
Newspaper Affiliation Register-Tribune
Station Representative , Katz
Membership RAB, NAB
Transcription .Standard
General-Station Managr Bob Dillon
Commercial Manager Paul Elliott
Business Mgr Richard Percival
Program Director „ Dick Covey
K SO— Des Moines— 1921
Frequency: 1460 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KSO Inc.
Address 1910 Ingersoll Ave.
Tel.: CH 3-0571 News Service: INS
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NAB, RAB
President Lyman S. Ayres
General Manager Raymond W. Baker
Chief Engineer Samuel Mazza
KWDM— Des Moines— 1948
MBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Des Moines Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 419 Vz Locust
Tel.: AT 2-8363 News Service: INS
Representative McGavren-Quinn
Membership RAB
WHO-Des Moines— 1924
NBC
Frequency: 1040 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Central Bests. Ce.
Address 1100 Walnut St.
Tel.: AT 8-6511 News Service: AP, INS, UP
News Service AP. INS. UP
Trans. Service Thesaurus, SESAC
Representative .... Peters. Griffin & Woodward
Membership NAB, AB
President... Col. B. J. Palmer
V. Pres. & Resident Mgr Paul A. Loyet
Exec V. Pres Ralph Evans
Sales Manager Robert H. Harter
Sis. Prom. Mgr Robert O. Link
Program Director Jack Kerrigan
Production Director Cecil C Huntzinger
Chief Engineer Roy W. Pratt
K D T H-Dubuque-1941-ABN
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power; 1000 Watts
Owner Dubuque Telegraph-Herald
Bus.-Studio Address . . . Eighth Ave. & Bluff St
Tel.: 3-6421 News Service: AP
Station Representative Pearson
Membership NAB, RAB
President Fred Woodward
General Manager K. S. Gordon
Commercial Manager. . . . A. C. Newburgh
Program Director Robert Gribbon
Chief Engineer Donald Abitz
WDBQ-Dubuque-1933
MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .... .Dubuque Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. 505 Main St.
Tel.: 3-8241 News Service: UP
Representative .Robert Meeker
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB, RAB
General Manager James R. King
Commercial Manager. .... .Patrick G. Fleming
Program Mgr Thomas G. Goodman
K L I L— Estherville— 1952
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned Estherville Bcstg. Corp.
Address 4500 Excelsior Blvd.
News Service AP
Trans. Service .World
Pres., Gen. Mgr William E. Schons
Station Mgr. Jack Turnbull
Chief Eng Cleon LeMont
K F A D— Fairfield— 1953— KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kw.. . . . .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. Hiawatha Bcstg. Co.
439
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News Service AP
Trans. Service. .. .Thesaurus, World. Keystone
President, Gen. Mgr S. A. Chesely
K V F D— Ft. Dodge— 1939— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Northwest Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address ........ Warden Bldg.
Tel.: 4-0351 News Service: UP. INS
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative • • Pearson
Membership NAB. RAB
President, Gen., Sta., Mgr Edward Breen
Commercial Manager Max E. Landes
Program Director .Drexel Peterson
Chief Engineer David G. Sinclair
KWMT— Fori Dodge— 1956
Frequency: 540 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned American Bcstg. Stations, Inc.
Address 540 A Street
Tel.: 7-2651 News Service: AP
Representative . Everett-McKinney
Gen. Mgr Burns Nugent
Staion Mgr W. N. Schnepp
Chief Engineer. Wilbur Flaherty
KXGI— Ft. Madison— 1948
KBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc. . . .Power: 1 Kw. Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By KXGI. Inc.
Business-Studio Address Marquette Bldg.
Tel.: 1360 News Service: UP
Representative Devney
President .J. E. McNaughton
General Mgr John E. Armel
Prog. Dir Jack Lee
K G E H— Grinnell— 1957— KBS
Frequency: 1410 Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned Grinnell Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 67
Tel.: BE 6-5444 .News Service: AP
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Ch. Eng. Jerrell Henry
KXIC— Iowa City- 1948
KBS
Frequency: 800 Kc. ... .Power: 1000 Watti d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Johnson County Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Box 751
Tel.: 8-1181 News Service: AP
Trans. Service Thesaurus
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB, RAB
President Scott Swisher
General Sta. Mgr Gene Ckrussen
Commercial Mgr. F. M. Broders
Program Director Robert Shelladay
Chief Engineer Elliott Full
KOKX-Keokuk-1947
Freq.: 1310 Kc. . . Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 w. n.
Owned-Operated By Keokuk Bdcstg. Co.
Address 500 *& Main St.
Tel.: 235 News Service: UP
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NAB
President. H. W. Stadler
Gen.. Sta., Comm. Mgr Robert W. Erickson
Prog. Dir., Chief Eng Joe Malkin
KLEM— Le Mars— 1954
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ....... . George M. De Ruyter
Address Box 1410
Tel.: 1410 News Service: AP
Transcription Thesaurus
Representative W. Donald Roberts
Membership RAB
Manager George M. DeRuyter
Assistant Manager Robert Coddington
K F J B— Marshalliown— 1923
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watti
Operated By Marshall Electric Co.
Address .................. 133 E. Main St.
Tel.: 3361 News Service: AP
Newspaper Af fil. .......... Times-Republican
Transcription Thesaurus
Membership NAB. RAB
Representative . Pearson
President John W. Norris
General Mgr William P. White
Comm. Mgr William C. Doll
Program. Pub. Dir Max Dale Smith
Chief Engineer. Herbert Andersor
KGL0— Mason City— 1936
CBS
Frequency: 1300 Kc. . Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By ....... . Lee Radio, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. .... .2nd & Pennsylvania
Tel.: 2800 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Weed
Exec. V.P.. Gen. Mgr.. . Herbert R. Ohrt
Nat. Sales Mgr. Walter J. Rothschild
Asst. Nat. Sales Mgr. Wayne W. Cribb
KB IB— Mason City— 1948
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc. .... .Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Mason City Bcstg. Co.
Address 402 - 19th S.W.
Tel.: 5400 News Service: A?
Representative Pearson
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Pres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir Ed Lamson
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Emanuel Frank
Publicity Dir Nancy Kelly
Chief Engineer John Hibbard
KSMN-MasonCiiy-1948
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 1000 W., d.
Owned-Oper. By . Land O' Corn Bdcstg Co., Inc.
Address 5 W. State
Tel.: GA 3-8634 News Service; UP
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Transcription Standard
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership RAB
President Charles E. Warren
General Manager Robert L. Booe
Sales Prom. Dir Richard Brinkmann
Chief Engineer Hubert Marshall
KWPC-Muscatine— 1947
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 250 Wstti
Owned-Operated By Muscatine Beitg. Co.
Address Mulberry & Houser
Tel.: AM 3-2442 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB, RAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr George J. Vogler
Commercial Manager Vince Beckey
Program Director Marion Templeman
Chtef Engineer David McGowan
KCOB-Newton— 1955
Frequency: 1280 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 1000 W. d.
Owned-Operated .... Newton Broadcasting Co.
Address Box 190
Tel.: 2100 News Service: AP
Transcription World
Representative Grant Webb
General Manager Jack Kohrumel
Prog. Dir Blean A. Calkins
KOEL-Oelwein-1950
Freq.: 950 Kc. . .Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By. .Northeast Iowa Radio Corp.
Address 109 S. Frederick
Tel.: 120 News Service: INS, UP
Representative Pearson
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
Membership NAB, RAB
President C. W. Crahan
Gen., Sta. Mgr W. J. Teich
Comm., Prom. Mgr .Donald McKee
Prog., Pub. Dir Dale Wood
Chief Engineer Arnold Zaruba
KB0E— Oskaloosa— 1950
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Oskaloosa Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 518
Tel.: OR 3-3493 .News Service: AP
Transcription Service .... Standard, Thesaurus
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB, RAB
President E. G. Wenrick
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Glen Stanley
Program Director Donn Kirton
Chief Engineer William Brubaker
K B I Z-0ttumwa-194 1-ABN
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KBIZ, Inc.
Address 209 E. Second St.
Tel.: MU 2-4535 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative W. D. Roberts
President James J. Conroy
General Mgr Berg Allison
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Kay Rea
Program Director Jim Bolen
Chief Engineer Loyd Hanson
KLEE— Oitumwa— 1954
KBS
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned Carroll H. Marts
Address 425 V2 West 2nd St.
Tel.: MU 4-5425 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. W. O'Connor
Sta., Comm. Mgr Joseph Salvi
Program Director John E. Palmer
Chief Engineer David Barcus
KFNF-Shenandoah-1924
Freq.: 920 Kc. .Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Capital Bcstg. Co.
Address 405 Sycamore
Tel.: 1302 News Service: AP, INS
Representative H-R
Membership NAB. RAB
President Don Searle
General, Station Manager K. C. Titus
Program, Publicity Director Pete Howard
Chief Engineer Frans Cherny
KM A— Shenandoah— 1925
ABN
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned-Operated By, May Bcstg. Co.
Address Shenandoah, Iowa
Tel.: 192 News Service: AP. UP
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NAB
President Edward W. May
Gen. Mgr., Exec V.P .....Owen Saddler
Sta., Comm. Mgr Anthony Koelker
Seles Manager C. H. Hamilton, Jr.
Promotion Manager Duane ModTow
Program Director Dean Naven
Chief Engineer R. I. Sehroeder
KM NS— Sioux City — 1954
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Siouxland Bcstg. Co.
Address. ...... .620 Insurance Exchange Bldg.
Tel.: 8-0628 News Service: UP
Transcription Lang-Worth
Representative Pearson
President. .Wm. F. Johns, Jr.
General Mgr James R. Duryea
Commercial Mgr James Barkley
Sales Prom. Mgr Raymond Coffie
Program Director Donald Frost
Publicity Dir Nancy Burns
Chief Eng Philip Maher
KSCJ— Sioux City — 1927
ABN
Frequency: 1360 Kc. .... .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Perkins Bros. Co.
441
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TeL: 5-7993. News Service: AP
Trani. Service World
Representative........ George P. Holliagbecy
Membership NAB
President.. ..V7. ft Pesidaa
Sta., Coram. Mgr. Eugene T. Flaherty
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Jean Harraday
Program Dir. Elizabeth Sammons
Chief Engineer. S. C. Dier
KTRI— Sioux City— 1938
Frequency; 1470 le .Powers 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By... .Sioux City Bcstg. Co.
Address .400 Commerce BMg„
Tel.: 8-0165 News Service: UP
Representative Everett-McKinney
Membership RAB
President John C. Kelly
General Manager Lennon Kelly
Chief Engineer Sam Seldon
KICD-Spencer-1942
Frequency? 1140 Kc ..Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Iowa Great Lakes Bcstg* Co.
Address Spencer. Iowa
Tel.: 1240 .News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
Trans. Thesaurus. Standard
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr Ben B. Sanders
Program Director. Mason Dixon
KAYL-Storm Lake-1948
KBS
Frequency: §90 Kc Power: 250 Wells 4.
Owned-Operated By. . . .Cornbelt Bcstg. Co.
Address Park Building
Tel RE 2-3520
Transcription World, Standard
Membership NAB. RAB
President O. J. Grau
Gen., Mgr., Prog., Pub. Dir P. R. Benson
Chief Engineer Robert L. Lamb
KWWL-WaierIoo-1947
MBS
Freq.j 1330 Kc.. .. .Powers 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. a.
Owned-Operated By . . Black Hawk Bdcstg Co.
Address Insurance Bldg.
Tel.: AD 4-4404 .News Service: AP
Representative ....... Avery-KnodeL Inc.
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Ralph J. McHroy
Comm.. Sales Prom. Mgr John Coco
Program Manager Warren Mead
Chief Engineer. T. W. Kirksey
KXEL-Walerloo-1942
ABN
Frequency! 1540 Kc.. .... Power? 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ... . Josh Higgins Bcstg. Co.
Address Highway 20 East
Tel.: AD 3-3371 News Service: INS. UP
Transcription World. Lang-Worth
Representative .Boiling
President Egmont Sonderling
V.P., Mgr... .....Alan Henry
Commercial Manager Al Laval
Comptroller William E. Craig
Dir. of Operations . Don E. Kassner
KJF J-Webster City — 1950
KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... Triangle Bcstrs.
Address Box 222
Tel.: 1500 News Service: AP
Transcription Capitol, World
Pres., Acct. Exec D. D. Treu
Sta. Mgr. . Glen Barnett
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KS0K— Arkansas City— 1946
KBS
Freq.s 1280 Kc. . . .Power: 1 Kw. d« 100 W. n.
Owned-Operated By .The ESOK Bdcstg. Co.
Address Box 455
Tel.: 2666 News Service: AP
Transcription Service .Thesaurus
V. P., General Manager. . . . . .S. C. Thompson
Nat. Sales Mgr .Ben Ludy
RARE— Alchison— 1939
KBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc. ... Power: 1000 Watts
Own@d-Op@r. By . . Grifflth-Buenning Bdstg. Co.
Address Fifth & Kansas Ave.. Atchison
News Service .AP
Representative ................. Sears & ilyer
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Radio Homes— 684,000; TV Homes— 512,000
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Membership NAB, RAB
Co-Owners. . . J. M. Griffith, Paul H. Buenning
Gen. Mgr J. M. Griffith
Comm. Mgr. Paul H. Buenning
Program Director. .Ed Arthur
Chief Engineer. ...... .L. H. Winegardner
KCRB— Chanuie— 1952
KBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc .Power: 1000 Watt® d.
Owned-Operated By. .Midwest Bdcstg System
Address . Beech & Plummer
Tel.: 434 News Service: AP
Repi esentative ........ . . - . . B®m
President Cecil W. Roberts
Gen. Mgr. John H. Beydler
Comm. Mgr Glenn A- Halbe
Program Director , Donna Vest
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K G G T— Coffey ville— 1930
ABN
Frequency: 690 Kc. Power: 10 Kw. d„* 5 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By. .Tfee Midwest Best?. C«t« hue.
Business-Studio Address 8th £ En
Tel.: 1843 .News Service: AP
Representative . Hollingberry
Transcription Service Woftd
Membership NAB
President Richard M. Seaton
Gen., Sta., Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir..R. Pratt
Commercial Manager. ...... .E. B. Spoonasaof®
Program Dir Richard S. Embody
Chief Engineer J. 8. faminei
KXXX-Colby-1947
Frequency: 790 Kc .Power: 5000 Watts 4.
Owned. ............. .Town & Farm Co.. Inc.
Address. Grand Island, Neb.
Tel.: HO 2-3305 News Service: UP
Rep. .H-R Reps,
Membership NAB, RAB
President Don Searle
Exec. V.P.. William A. Martin
Station Manager Ed. Mason
Regional Sales Mgr Bill Moore
Business Mgr Willard Morton
KFRM— Concordia-
ABN-MBS
1947
Frequency: 550 Kc. . . .Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. KMBC Bcstg. Co.
Address KMBC Building
Tel.: HA 2650 .News Service: AP
Representative Peters. Griffin & Woodward
Membership NAB, RAB
Transcription World
Pres., Comm. Mgr., Pub. Dir Don Davis
V. P.. Sis. Mgr G. T. ffiggins
Exec. V. P I. T. Schilling
Sta. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Dick Smith
Chief Eng Henry Goldenberg
KNCK-Concordia-1954
KBS
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned General Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address Concordia, Kans.
Tel.: 1414 News Service: UP
Representative . Best
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr W. F. Danenbarger
Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir Oscar W. Allen
Chief Engineer Gene Shrew!
KGHO-Dodge City — 1930
MBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d.; 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By .Dodge City Bestg. Co.
Business Address .705 Second St.
Tel.: HU 3-3151 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil. . . Dodge City Publishing Co.
Representative , Venard
Membership NAB
President. .... J. C. Denious, Jr.
Gen., Station Mgr W. Elliott
Comm., Prom. Mgr. Ruth Petersen
Program Director Don Mills
Publicity Dir. Don Hopkins
Chief Eng. Bob Ellinger
KBTO-ElDorado-1953
KBS
Frequency: 1360 Kw Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... .El Dorado Bcstg. Co.
Address 205V2 S. Main
Tel.: 130 News Service: AP
Representative . .Indie Sales
Trans. Service .Standard
Owner. ....... O. A. Tedrick
General Manager. ................ Jim Piatt
Sales Prom. Mgr Jay Pratt
Program Dir. . Bob Lut*
K V 0 E— Emporia— 1939— KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc. ..... . .Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... . Bluestem Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address .................... Broadview Hotel
Tel.: 154 .News Service: AP
Transcription Service .Standard
Membership .NAB. RAB
Representative .Hal Holman
Pres., Gen. Mgr E. J. McKernan, Jr.
Operations Head Curt Stallings
Chief Engineer Charles Stark
KMDO-FortScoii-1954
KBS
Frequency: 1600 Kc. .... Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned .Ft. Scott Bcstg. Co,
Address Box 72
Tel.: 2545 News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
General Mgr . .L. C. McKenney
Station Mgr.. Jim Mclenne?
KIUL-Garden Ciiy-1935
NBC-KBS
Frequency? 1240 Kc.. ..... . .Pswesi 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KIUL. Inc.
Address Box 446
Tel.: 3251 News Service: AP
Representative ,Hal Holman
Transcription Service . . .......... World
Membership .NAB, RAB
President, General Mgr.. ...... .Robert Wells
Comm., Prom. Mgr. Joe WeddJe
Program Dir , . .Tony Jewell
Publicity Dir Mary Connors
Chief Eng . Joe Tennesson
KM CO-Garden City-— 1947
Frequency: 1050 Kc ... .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Ark Valley Bestg. Co., he
Address Box 247
Tel.: 4366 .News Service: UP
Transcription Standard
Representative Continental Radio Service
Membership NAB
443
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Gen., Comm. Mgr. John Hendry
Sales Prom. Mgr John Lambert
Program Director Wilms Goulding
Chief Engineer Gene Conjurske
KWGB-Goodland-1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owner-Oper. By . Goodland Bcstg. Co.
Address ......... . Box 569
Tel.: 331 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service . . Capitol, Cole, Keystone
Owner, General Mgr.. James E. Blair
Commercial Mgr Bert Blair
KVGB
-Great Bend-
NBC
1937
Frequency: 1530 Kc .Power? 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .KVGB, Inc.
Address .2007 17th St.
Tel.: 4317 News Service: AP
Transcription Service .World
Representative .Hollingbery
Membership NAB. R AB
V.P.* Gen.. Sta. Mgr .Grover C. Cobb
Asst. Mgr Robert D. Hilgsndorf
Commercial Mgr Sherwood R. Parks
KAYS-Hays-1948-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ............. . KAYS, Inc.
Address. .2450 Hall St.
News Service AP
Transcription . World
Representative Hal Holman
Membership NAB, RAB
President Ross Beach
Gen.. Sta. Mgr. . Bob Schmidt
Program Director Kay Melia
Prom. Director . . Don Treu
Commercial Manager Bud Ryan
Publicity Dir Tad Felts
Chief Engineer Glenn Barnett
KWBW-Hulchinson-
NBC-KBS
1935
Frequency: 1450 Kc. ..... . .Power? 2S0 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Nation's Center Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 17th & Harding
Tel.: MO 2-4486 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Representative . Devney
Membership NAB, RAB
General Manager Fred Conger
Commercial Director Robert Hanna
Prog. Dir. Max B. Bicknell
KWHK-Huichinson-1946
Frequency: 1260 Kc. .Power: 1 Kw. d.,« 500 n.
Owned-Operated By. . . .KWHK Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address .... 18 W. 5th St
Tel.: 5-4461 News Service: AP
Representative ........... . Everett-McKinney
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. D. Hill
Commercial Manager Vern Minor
KIN D— Independence-
MBS-KBS
1947
Frequency: 1010 Ic Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By .Central Bcstg.. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Transmitter 114 North 8th St.
Tel.: 1010 .News Service: AP
Pres., Gen. Mgr Nels Rupard
Commercial Manager Donald L. Wiggins
Program Director Jimmy Goodman
KJCK— Junction City— 1949
KBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owner-Oper. By ..... . Junction City Bcstg. Co.
Address. ....... ..724 Vi No. Washington St.
Tel.: CE 8-3165. News Service: AP
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative Indie Sales
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Pres.. Gen. Mgr .R. L. Weir. Jr.
Program Director Bruce Karns
Sales Mgr A. B. Valencia
KCKN-Kansas Ciiy-1925
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Cy Blumenthal
Address Box 165
Tel.: FA 1-3200. .News Service: UP
Transcription Standard
Representative Charles Bernard
General Mgr Ed Charles
Sales Manager Al Vunovich
KLWN-Lawrence-1951
Frequency: 1320 Kc. ... . .Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . . . .Lawrence Bcstrs. Inc.
Address Route 5
Tel.: VI 3-1320 News Service: UP
Transcription Service ....... Thesaurus, World
Representative Indie Sales
Membership NAB, RAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr. Arden Booth
Commercial Manager Charles Steeper
Program Director Bob Gu<est
Chief Engineer Earl Sundbye
K C L 0— Leavenworth— 1948
KBS
Frequency: 1410 Kc ... .Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Geo. B. & Florance Anderson
Address P. O. Box 809
Tel.: 5003 News Service: AP
Representative . Hil F. Best
General Manager George B. Anderson
Station Manager Bob Kent
Chi'ef Engineer A. F. Moretti
KSCB— Liberal— 1948
Frequency; 1270 Kc.... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Seward County Bcstg. Co.
Business Address. .P. O. Box 311
444
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Tel.: MA 4-3891 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB. R AB
President Alf M. London
Gen., Sta. Manager Leon S. Salathie*
Comm. Mgr. David Blevins
Prog. Dir Mark Shor
Chief Engineer Alvin Peters
KM AN— Manhattan— 1950
KBS
Frequency: 1350 Kc .Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ...Manhattan Best?. Co.
Address .114 No. 4th St.
Tel.: PR 8-4451 . .News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Newspaper Affil. .Mercury
Membership NAB
President Fred A. Seaton
Gen.. Sta. Manager. ......... .Lowell E. Jack
KHDY-Marysville-
KBS
1956
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned Marshall Transmitter Inc.
Address 803 Vz Broadway
Tel.: 255 .News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Gen.. Comm. Mgr. T. K. McDonnell
Program. Pub. Director Al Hunter
Chief Engineer Gary Vadnais
KNEX-McPherson-1949
KBS
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By K. R. Krehbiel
Address Box 186
Tel.: 1540 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Daily Republican
Membership NAB, RAB
Gen. Mgr Claude Hughes
Prog.. Pub. Dir .M. Heitschmidt
Chief Engineer Claude Hughes
K J R G— Newton-1953— KBS
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned. .Geo. Basil Anderson
Address Box 77
Tel.: 3240 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Station Rep Best. Biddick
Owner, Gen. Mgr Geo. Basil Anderson
Station Mgr Robert Kent
K0F0— Ottawa— 1949
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Ottawa Bcstg. Co.
Address. P. O. Box 46
Tel.: 1045 News Service: UP
Membership .......... RAB
Transcription Service ............. World
Partners Roderick B. Cupp, E. W. Cupp
General Mgr .Roderick B. Cupp
Commercial Mgr Ronald G. Reed
Chief Eng G. Servatius
K L K C-Parsons-1948-KBS
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Community Bcstg. Co.
Address 109V2 S. Central
News Service AP
Station Mgr Richard R. Combs
KOAM-Pittsburg— 1937
NBC
Freq.: 860 Kc. .... Power: 10 Kw. d., 5 Kw. n
Owned-Oper. . . . The Pittsburg Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address .Professional Bldg.
Tel.: 2165 News Service: AP
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NAB
President E. V. Baxter
Gen., Sta. Mgr John O. Bartlow
Commercial Mgr W. Stout
Sales Prom. Mgr Paul Hudson
Chief Engineer Jack Lawrence
KSEK— Pittsburg— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc. . . .Powers 150 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Stauffer Publications, Inc.
Address Box 610
Tel.: 742 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Newspaper Affil Headlight Sun
Representative Avery-Knodel
President O. S. Stauifer
Gen. Mgr Jack T. Steele
National Sales Manager Ben Ludy
Chief Engineer John Glynn
KWSK-Prali-1952-KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc ... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned Clem Morgan
Address 2091/2 S. Main St.
Tel: 1570. .News Service: UP
Trans. Ser .RCA
Membership NAB, RAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr Clem Morgan
Sales Prom. Mgr Dave Tucker
Comm. Mgr. F. Morgan Jr.
K R S L-Bussell— 1956— KBS
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Prairie States Broadcasting Co.
Address Box 548
Tel.: HU 3-2194 .News Service: AP
Representative . . Best
President. Chief Eng Melville L. Gleason
Gen. Mgr.. . William S. Scott
Comm. Mgr Cal Haworth
Ch. Eng Ervin Siemoneit
K S A L— Salina— 1937-MBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc. . . Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KSAL. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 7th & Iron
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Tel: TA 3-3701 .News Services AP
President .ft. J. Lonheu^aycr
Sta., Coram. Mgr. ... ........ .H. V. Jensen
Chief Eng Don Englehort
WIBW-Topeka-1927-CBS
Fraqumcy* SIO Kc. ..... . .Power* §600 Walls
Owned By Staruiier Publications, Inc.
Address .Box 119
Tel.: CE 3-2377 News Service: AP, UP
Newspaper Affil Journal, Capital
Transcription . Standard
Membership NAB
Representative Avery-Knodel
President. ... . . O. S. Stauffer
General Manager ... ... .Thad Sandstrom
Sale§ Mgr.. .................. .Hilton H©dg#s
KJAY-Topeka-1949
Frequency: 1440 Kc. Power: S Kw. d.; 1 Kw. n,
Owned-Oper. By KJAY, Inc.
Address. 916 Kansas Ave.
Tel: CE 3-1336 News Service: UP
Representative Young
Membership . NAB
President Dale S. Helmers
General Manager . . Ed Schuls
Program Director Joe Staves
Chief Engineer , Rae Bowman
KTOP-Topeka-1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc. ..... . Power: 250 Watts
Owned . . Bailey Axton
Address Box 538
Tel.: 4-3444 .News Service: AP
Representative Stars National, Inc.
Membership . NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Bailey Axton
Coram., Prom. Mgr. Louise Axton
Program Director ................ Merle Blair
Publicity Director Roger Wilson
Chief Engineer Henry Guch
W R E H-Topeka-1926-ABN
Frequency: 1250 Kc. . . . Powers 3000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .WHIN, Bdcstg. Co., Inc.
Address. ........ ..... 10th & Fillmore Sts.
Tel.: CE 2r0505 News Service: AP
Transcription Service. ...... .Thesaurus. World
Representative . . Hollingberry
Membership ..................... NAB, RAB
President. ................... All M. London
Gen., Sta. Manager ...... Max G. Falkenstein
Commercial Manager Paul Dixson
Program Manager ............. Bob Richmond
Sales Promotion Manager. .... .Bonnie Purnell
Chief Engineer Al King
K A K E-Wichiia-1947-MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned .... KAKE Broadcasting Co., Inc.
Address 1500 North West St.
Tel.: WH 3-4221 News Service: AP
Representative McGillvra
Membership NAB
President Mark H. Adams
Gen., Sta. Mgr. Martin Umansky
Commercial Manager Roger Peppard
KANS-Wichila-1936-NBC
Frequency: 1480 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d.; 1 Kw. a.
Owned-Operated By State Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1015 N. Broadway
Tel.: HO 4-2387 News Service: AP
Representative Simmons
Membership NAB. RAB
General Mgr.. . Frank J. Lynch
Sales Mgr. Bob Mays
Program Dir. John Si
KFBI-Wichita-1922
Freq.: 1070 Kc. . . .Power: 10 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By KFBL lac
Business-Studio Address... Box 1402
Tel.: TE 8-3377. News Service: AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership NAB
Representative Avery-Knodei
Gen., Sta. Mgr Hale Bondurant
Program Dir. Jim O'Neill
Comm. Mgr. Lew Hunter
Pub. Director. Emily Kelly
Chief Engineer. K. W6 Fyl®
KFH-Wichita-1922-CBS
Frequency: 1330 Kc. . .Power: 5000 Watts <L
Owned-Operated By. . .Radio Station KFH Co.
Business-Studio Address .... K7H BSdg.
Tel.: AM 2-4491 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation Eagle
Representative ....................... Blair
Membership RAB, NAB
President John Bighy
Gen. Mgr .T. P. Bashaw
Comm. Mgr. John Merrell
Program Supv. .............. Donald Anderson
Sales Prom. Mgr. ............... Russell Low®
Chief Engineer Leslie Campbell
KWBB-Wichiia-1951
Frequency: 1410 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. <L. 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By ... Wichita Beacon Bcstg. C@e
Address. .2829 Saline Ave.
Tel.: TE 8-3331 News Service: AP
Transcription Service ........ Thesaurus. RCA
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NAB, RAB
President, .O. E. Bradley
General Manager..... ...J. Milton Hall
Comm. Mgr. Harold H. Hale
Program Director ............. Virginia Welch
Chief Isgfneer. ............. .Gen© WiHiaswi
446
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 3,104,000; Families— 853,000; Lie. Stations— 74,
Kentucky
Sta. CP's— 3; Radio Homes— 836,000; TV Homes— 543,000
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Tel.: VI 3-4325 . News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation . . Park City Daily News
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB
President J. Ray Gaines
Gen.. Sta. Mgr., Sales Mgr Al Temple
Chief Engineer Jack Hendricks
W C M I— Ashland— 1935— CBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Edwina Broadcasting Co.
Address 120 20th Street
Tel.: EA 4-6111 News Service: AP
Representative ........ George P. Hollingbery
President George H. Clinton
General Manager W. R. Martin
Program Director ... Lota Caines
Chief Engineer Robert L. Gilmore
WTCR-Ashland-1954
Frequency: 1420 Kc. . . . .Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned .WTCR, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 848
Tel: CA 661 News Service: AP
Representative ...... Rambeau, Dora-Clayton
Membership NAB
President Jane E. Trimmer
General Manager N. S. Tweel
Sales Prom. Mgr. Jimmy Oakes
Program Director Margaret Stephens
WBVL-Barbourville-1955
Frequency: 950 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By .Brown Radio & TV Co.
Address 109 Sycamore St.
Tel.: 498 News Service: AP
Transcription Thesaurus
Representative Hil F. Best
Pres., Gen. Mgr. . . D wight L. Brown
Sales Prom. Mgr .Homer L. Jackson
Program Dir Bessie L. McDonald
Chief Eng Everett Lawson
WBRT— Bardstown— 1955
KBS
Frequency: 1320 Kc ...Power: 1000 W. d.
Owner L. W. Adams, Gen. Mgr.
Address 216 N. 3rd
Tel.: FI 8-3943 News Service: AP
Trans Thesaurus
Membership . NAB
Prog. Dir Glenn Nickels
W C B L-Benion-1954-KBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ..... Purchase Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 126
Tel.: LA 7-2581 News Service: UP
Representative Continental
Membership NAB
President J. Shelby McCallum
Manager John Stewart
Program Dir Jerry Crutchiield
WKCT-Bowling Green-1947
ABN
Freq.s 930 Kc. .Power: 1 Kw. d.j 500 Wts. n.
Owned-Oper. By ...Daily News Bdcstg. Co.
Address .804V2 College St.
WLB J— Bowling Green— 1939
MBS-KBS
Freq.: 1410 Kc... Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By . , . Bowling Green Bcstrs., Inc.
Address 901 Fairview
Tel.: VI 3-3212 News Service: AP
Representative .Walker
Membership NAB
Asst. Gen. Mgr. Cy. N. Bahakel
Station Mgr. Robert Procter
Prog. Dir Dean Danner
WTCO-Campbellsville-1948
KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ..... .Taylor Co. Bcstg. Co.
Address .P. O. Box 28
Tel: 380. News Service: UP
Transcription SESAC
Representative ................. Hil F. Best
President. . .H. T. Parrott
General Manager. .Redman L. Turner
WMTA-Ceniral City — 1954
Frequency: 1380 Kc ... . .Power: 500 Wattr
Owner ..... Central City, Greenville Bcstg. Co.
Address... .110 North First St.
Tel.: 818 News Service: UP
Transcription SESAC
Representative Hil F. Best
Station Mgr. Bobby Anderson
WNES-CentralCity-1955
KBS
Frequency: 1600 Kc... Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owner ......... .Muhlenberg Bcstg. Corp.
Address .Box 325
Tel.: 1000 News Service: AP
Transcription Wc*ld
Rep Kentucky Radio Sales
President. Andy Anderson
Gen., Mgr.. Ronald L. Beane
Promotion Mgr .Dean Harden
WAIN— Columbia— 1951
KBS
Frequency: 1270 Kc. .. .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By.. ... . .Tri-County Bcstg. Corp.
Address Columbia
Tel.: 4111 News Service: UP
Station Representative Hil Best
Trans. Ser. ............... MacGregor, World
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Pres., Sta., Gen. Mgr .S. C. Bybee
Program Director Oris Gowen
Asst. Mgr., Sales Dir Lanier Burchell
Chief Engineer .Lewis Owens
WCTT-Corbin-
MBS-KBS
1946
Frequency: 680 Kc.. ..... . .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Corbin Times-Tribune. Inc.
News Service . AP
Newspaper Af f il Corbin Times-Tribune
Transcription Service World
President J. Springer Robinson
General Manager John L. Crawford
Station Manager, Prog. Dir. .... Kenneth Turner
Commercial. Sis. Prom. Mgr. . . . S. G. Hembree
Chief Engineer ................. C. R. Austin
WZIP-Covinglon-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1050 Kc. ... .Powers 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . . ...... WZIP. Inc.
Bus. Studio Address. ..Sixth & Madison Arss.
Tel.: JU 1-5300 News Service: UP
Pres., Comm. Mgr. Leonard P. Goorian
Gen. Mgr. Edward Weston
Prog. Dir Bob Atterton
WCPM-Cumberland-1951
KBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc. . . Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . Cumberland Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 955
Tel.: 260 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Best
Pres., Gen. Mgr Elmo Mills
Station Manager Clyde Beal
WCYN-Cynihiana-1956
KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc. ..... . .Power: 100 Watts
Owned .WCYN Radio, Inc.
Address Pike & Walnut Sts.
Tel.: 480 News Service: AP
Trans. Thesaurus
President Estil R. Anderson
Gen. Mgr. Bob Doll
Comm. Mgr Mrs. Helen Williams
WHIR-Danville-1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Commonwealth Bcstg. Corp,
Address Burgin Road
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative .Hal Holman Co.
Membership .NAB. RAB
Comm. Mgr W. T. Isaac
W I E L— Elizabethtown— 1950
KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Elizabethtown Bcstg. Co.
Tel.: RO 5-5151 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Station Representative Hil Best
Membership NAB
President J. W. Hodges
General Manager Dee Huddleston
Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir Thomas Skinner
Chief Engineer Thomas Baldwin
WSTL— Eminence— 1956
Frequency: 1600 Kc. . . . .Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned J. W. Dunavent
Address Eminence
Tel.: EM 5198. News Service: AP
Representative Kentucky Radio Sales
Trans Thesaurus
Manager .J. W. Dunavent
WSAC-Ft.Knox-1955
Frequency: 1470 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Fort Knox Bcstg. Corp.
Address Fort Knox. Ky.
Tel.: WI 2-2354. News Service: UP
Representative McGavren-Quinn
Pres., Gen. Mgr B. E. Cowan
Program Director Clem Cockrel
Chief Engineer Eugene Hornback
WFKY-Frankforl-1946
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By .... . Frankfort Bcstg. Co.
Address Kentucky Ave. Extended
News Service . AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Burn-Smith
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Ken Hart
Commercial Mgr Bud McClain
Prog. Dir Mary Garland
Chief Engineer. .Wally Roach
WFKN-Franklin-1954
KBS
Frequency: 1220 Kc. . . . .Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned .................. Franklin Bcstg. Co.
Address. 103 N. High St.
Tel.: 33 News Service: AP
Representative. Hil F. Best Co.
General Manager L. L. Valentine
Commercial Mgr Howard H. Ogles
WFUL-Fulion-1951
Frequency: 1270 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. .West Tenn. Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 481
Tel.: 1270 News Service: UP
Station Representative Hil Best
Membership NAB
President Paul Westpheling
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Gen.. Sta. Mgr.
Comm. Mgr.
Mrs. P. Westpheling
J. O. Lewis
W G 0 R— Georgetown— 1957
Frequency: 1580 Kc .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned Georgetown Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 516
Tel.: 1715
Owner Robert E. Johnson
Manager W. J. Harris. Jr.
W K A Y-Glasgow-1946-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Oper. By Glasgow Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address Park-to-Park Hwy.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World. Standard
Membership NAB
President Jack Pedigo
Gen., Sta.. Comm. Mgr., Chief Eng. . Clovis Sadler
Sales Prom. Mgr J. M. Barrick
Pub.. Prog. Dir Moena E. Sadler
WHLN— Harlan-1941-KBS
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Harlan. Inc.
Address Harlan
Tel.: 625 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NAB
P esident J. Francke Fox. Jr.
V.P.. Gen. Mgr J. T. Morgan
Sales Prom. Mgr Larry Dean
Chief Engineer Marvin Johnson
W H B N— Harrodsburg— 1955
KBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc ...Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Fort Harrod Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 247
Tel.: 1420 News Service: UP
Rep Continental
General Manager Vic Bellamy
Pres.. Sales Mgr I. G. Spencer
W K I C— Hazard— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Mt. Bcstg. Service. Inc.
Address Peoples Bank Building
Tel.: 720 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
President Fred B. Bullard
General Manager Art Grunewald
S'aiion Manager Julius Lasslo
Prog. Dir.. Norma Strong
Chief Eng Y. Bowling
WSON-Henderson— 1941
KBS
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Henderson Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 418
Tel.: VA 6-3923 News Service: UP
Pi»es., Gen. Mgr Hecht S. Lackey
Station Manager M. E. Schaeff er
Comm. Mgr Ewing Graham
WHOP— Hopkinsville-
CBS
1940
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Hopkinsville Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address .1102 So. Virginia St.
Tel.: TU 5-5331 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Jack Masla
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr .F. E. Lackey
Comm. Mgr Katherine Peden
Program Director . Margaret Wyatt
Chief Engineer. ............. .Leo Y. Wilson
WK0A— Hopkinsville-
KBS
1954
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owner . Pennyrile Bcstg. Co.
Address SOBV2 South Main St.
Tel.: TU 6-1204 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil.. Kentucky New Era
Representative Hil F. Best
President Charles W. Stratton
General Manager Don Ritter
Prog. Dir Bob Spradlin
Chief Engineer. .Walter Wilson
WLBN— Lebanon— 1954— KBS
Frequency: 1590 Kc. Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned. ...... .Lebanon-Springfield Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 647
Tel.: 486 News Service: AP
Transcription World
Representative Hil F. Best
General Manager J. T. Whitlock
Sales Prom. Mgr Allen Baker
Chief Engineer W. B. Ke!ly
WLAP— Lexington— 1928
ABN
Frequency: 630 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned By Communiiy Bcstg.
Business-Studio Address 177 N. Upper St.
Tel.: 3-2727 News Services: UP. AP
' Transcription Service World
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Frederic Gregg, Jr.
Commercial Mgr L. C. Redmon
WLEX— Lexington-
KBS
1946
Frequency: 1300 Kc. ...... Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ........ . Lexington Bcstg. Co.
Address 134 N. Limestone St.
Tel.: 3-0433 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative Boiling. Dora-Clayton
449
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President J. D. Gay. !*•
V.P., Gen. Mgr Earl L. Boyles
Commercial Mgr Jim Tomblin
Program Director Evelyn Benge
Chief Engineer .............. J M. Robertson
WVLK-Lexingion-1947
MBS
Freguency: 590 Kc Power; 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Bluegrass Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Phoenix Hotel
Telephone LE 4-6470
Transcription Service .Thesaurus
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NAB
President Donald J. Horton
General Mgr. ................. .Ted Grizsard
WFTG-London-1955
Freguency; 1400 Kc.. ..... . .Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .London Broadcasting Co.
Address. ............... .... Box 333
Tel.; 598. ., .News Service; UP
Transcription Service .......... . Standard
Representatives. ............. .Hil F. Best Co.
Pres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr.. ... ..... .Elmo Mills
Comm. Mgr Charles Redmond
Prog. Dir.. .Charles D. Nelson
Chief Engineer ............. .Russell Henson
WAVE-Louisville-1933
NBC
Frequency; f70 Kc ..... . .Power? 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ........... .WAVE, lae.
Business Address ........... 334 E. Broadwof
Tel.: JU 5-2201 ........... . .News Service; AP
Transcription Service .... Thesaurus, Standard
Rep NBC Spot Sales
Membership NAB
General-Station Manager. ...... .Nathan Loid
Commercial Manager Woody Dulaney, Jr.
Program Director James Caldwell
WGRC— Louisville— 1936
MBS
Frequency; 790 Kc. ..Power: 5000 d. 1000 n.
Owned-Operated By. . . .Iforthslde Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address. .... .Ky. Home Life Bldg.
Tel: JU 7-8871 . News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Transcription World
Representation We©d
President. . . J. Porter Smith
Gen. Mgr. Charles L. Harris
Comm. Mgr. ...... ...... Tom Underwood
Pgm. Dir. .Paul Ruhle
Chief Engineer. W. J. Morrison
WHJLS-Louisville-1922
CBS
Frequency; 140 Kc. ... Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .............. . WHAS, Inc.
Address. 525 W. Broadway
Tel.: JU 5-2211 . ........... .News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Courier-Journal
Representative Henry I. Christal Co.
Membership NAB
President Barry Bingham
V.P., Man. Dir Victor A. Sholis
Commercial Manager John M. Fouts
Publicity Director William Loader
Program Director George Walsh
Chief Engineer Orin Towner
WINN-Louisville-1940
Frequency: 1240 Kc. Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Kentucky Bcstg. Corp., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. ..... .412 Speed Building
Tel.: JU 5-5148 News Service: UP
Representative Avery-Knodel
V. P.. Gen. Mgr Glen Harmon
Comm. Mgr. James Nathan
Promotion Mgr. Helen Roberts
Chief Engineer. .......... .Melvln Scarsdale
WKLO-Louisville-1948
ABN
Freq.s 1080 Kc . . .Power; 5 Kw. d„ 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By. .. .Mid-America Bcstg. Cocp.
Business-Studio Address Henry Clay Hotel
Tel.: JU 3-4441 News Service: UP
Representative John Blair & Co.
News. Affil.. . . .Lancaster (Ohio) Eagle-Gazette
Membership NAB
President Charles Sawyer
Exec. Vice-Pres .J. P. Williams
Manager. W. H. Spencer
Promotion Manager. Ben Erskine
Program Director Blaine Cornwell
Publicity Director. Roberta Bunnell
Chief Engineer William H. Faulkner
WKYW-Louisville-1947
Frequency: 900 Kc. ..... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By .Radio Kentucky. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. . .... .431 W. Jefferson St.
Tel.: JU 3-481 1 News Service: AP
Representative ... Burn-Smith
Transcription. . . .Capitol. Standard, Associated
President F. Eugene Sandf ord
V.P., Sta. Manager Edwin E. S. Weldon
WL0U— Louisville— 1952
Frequency: 1350 Kc . .Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . Rounsaville of Louisville. Inc.
Business-Studio Address ...... 2549 S. Third St.
Tel.: ME 7-6531 .News Service: UP
Representative ....... Gill-Perna. Dora-Clayton
Transcription Lang-Worth
President. ........... .Robert W. Rounsaville
General Manager W. A. Selley
Program Director W. E. Summer
Sales Prom. Mgr. J. Schwartx
Chief Engineer. .Steve Dawson
Technical Director. .............. .Paul Cram
W F M W-Madisonville-1949
KBS
Frequency: 730 Ic. . . . . .Power? 250 Walls d.
4.-0
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Owned-Oper. By Cumberland Gap Bcstg.
Address .Box 698
Tel.: 980 News Service: UP
Owned-Oper. By Messenger Bdctsg. C©„ Inc.
Address Box 351
Tel.: 1885 News Services: UP, AP
Trans. Service . . Capitol, Thesaurus, Standard
Membership NAB
Sta. Mar H. W. Welis
Comm. Mgr Elmer L. Kelley, Jr.
Program Director J. G. Gatlin
Chief Eng Charles Lee
W T T L— Madisonville— 1956
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned Hopkins County Bcstrs.
Address Box 387
News Service AP
Manager Evers Mick
Comm. Mgr Leslie LeGrand
Ch. Eng Conway Smith
WWXL-Manchester-1956
KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned Wilderness Rd. Bcstg. Co.
Address 109 Court St.
News Service UP
Representative Ky. Radio Sales
President J. L. Tigue
General Manager Cal Smith
WKTM-Mayfield-1946
Frequency: 1050 Xc.. . . . .Powers 1000 Watte d,
Owned-Oper. By Mayfield Bcstg.
Studio Address Box 232
Tel.: 46 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Best
Owner, Gen. Mgr Fred L. Thomas
Comm. Mgr John M. Latham
W N G 0— Mayfield— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1320 Kc Powers 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By West Ky. Bcstg. Co.
Address Paducah Rd.
Tel.: 1597 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Indie Sales
President Mose Bohn
General Manager Chas. W. Stratton
Commercial Manager Ken Slaughter
Program Director Ottis Davis
Chief Engineer Joe Hargrove
WFTM-Maysville-1948
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Standard Tobacco Co., Inc.
Bus. Address 626 Forest Ave.
TeL: LO 4-3361 . News Service: UP
President .Charles P. Clarke
General Sta. Mgr John W. Betts
Commercial Mgr Herbert Williams
WMIK-Middlesboro-1948
KBS
Frequency: 560 Kc. ..... Powers 500 Watts d.
Representative McGillvra
Membership R AB
President Dr. U. G. Brummett
Gen. Mgr Maurice K. Henry
Program Director Bill Baker
Chief Engineer K. Bronell Reedy
WFLW-Moniicello-1955
KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc. . . . .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . . .Wolf Creek Bcstg. Co.
Address . Box 36
Tel.: 192 News Service: UP
Transcription SESAC
Station Manager. Fred A. Staples
WM0R— Morehead-1955
KBS
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned & Operated By . . . Morehead Bcstg. Co.
Tel.: 880 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President J. Earl McBrayer
General Manager W. M. Whitaker
Chief Eng Earl S. Young
WLOC-Munfordville-1948
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1 Kw.. d.
Owned S. Central Ky. Bcstg. Co.
Address Munf ordville
Tel.: JA 4-4111 News Service: UP
Representative Kentucky Radio Sales
Trans World
Gen. Mgr J. W. Pickett
WNBS-Murray-1948
Frequency: 1340 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Murray Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 548
Tel.: 1340 .News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Manager Edward Griffin
WNKY-Neon-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Letcher Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 566
News Service UP
Representative Kentucky Radio Sales
Gen. Mgr James A. Fleming
WNOP-Newpori-1948
Frequency: 740 Kc. ..... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ... .Tri-City Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 606 Monmouth St
Tel.: JU 1-7100 News Service: UP
President. James G. Lang
General Manager. . . . . .Ann Holies Lang
Sta. Mgr„ Prog. Dir . .R. D. Nunn
Comm. Mgr., Pub. Dir R. L. Pike
Chief Engineer Jack L. Tichenor
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WOMI-Owensboro-1938
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Owensboro Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address Box 536
Tel.: MU 3-1558 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliations . . . Messenger, Inquirer
Representative Burn-Smith
President Lawrence W. Hager
General Manager Hugh O. Potter
Sales Prom. Mgr Jim Wilkinson
Program Director Cliff ordean Potter
Chief Engineer. Harold I. Peters
WVJS-Owensboro-1947
ABN
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Owensboro On The Air, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 324 Allen St.
Tel.: MU 3-3521 News Service: UP
Representative William G. Rambeau
Membership NAB
President V. J. Steele
Gen., Sta. Mgr Malcolm Greep
Commercial Manager John T. Rutledge
Program Director Earl Fisher
Chief Engineer Earl Jagoe
WKYB-Paducah-1946
MBS
Freq.: 570 Kc... Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 Wts., n.
Owned-Oper. By Barrington Co. of Ky.
Address 526 Jefferson St.
Tel.: 2-1678 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Represenfative Pearson
Membership NAB
Pres. Bruce Barrington
Gen. Mgr Ed Brewer
Ch. Eng Tom Summers
Prog. Dir Mai Topping
WPAD-Paducah-1930
CBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . .Paducah Bdcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address Box 450
Tel.: 2-8231 News Service: UP
Tians. Serv Thesaurus
Representative Stars National
Membership NAB, RAB
President, Gen. Mgr Pierce E. Lackey
Station Manager W. Pi'ewitt Lackey
Comm. Manager Linn Wolff
Prog., Prom. Mgr Benny Smith
Chief Engineer U. C. Morris
WSIP— Painisville— 1949
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... .Big Sandy Bcstg. Co.
Address 121 Main St.
Tel.: 1196 . .News Service: AP
Station Rep Hil Best, Ky. Radio Sales
General Manager Ted Arnold Silvert
Program Dir Bill Barker
Chief Engineer Eugene Baldridge
WKLX-Paris-1955-KBS
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned & Operated By Paris Bcstg. Co.
Address 630 Main St.
Tel.: 1440 News Service: UP
Representative Continental
Pi«esident D. C. Stephens
General Manager Mrs. D. C. Stephens
Station Manager Walter E. May
W L S I— Pikeville— 1949
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Cumberland Pub. Co.
Address PikevllU
Tel.: 456 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation Pike County News
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Ky. Radio Sales
President Mrs. W. J. Ward, Jr.
General Manager Roy E. Alexander
Prog.. Pub. Dir John C. Adkins
WPKE-Pikeville-1949
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By E. Ky. Bdcstg. Corp.
Address Pikeville, Ky.
Tel.: 1280 News Service: AP
Station Rep Continental
Pres., Gen. Mgr Jack L. Hatcher
Commercial Manager , H. G. Sturgill
Chief Engineer James K. Hoskins
WMLF-Pineville-1957
Frequency: 1230 Power: 250 Watts
Owned States Bcstg. System
Address Radio Park
Tel.: ED 7-2100 News Service: AP
V.P.. Gen. Mgr South C. Bevins
Comm. Mgr Cal Smith
W D 0 C— Prestonburg— 1952
KBS
Frequency: 960 Kc ..Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned WDOC Radio
Address No. Lake Drive
Tel.: 2338 News Service: UP
Transcription Service MacGregor
Gen. Mgr Rex Osborne
Comm. Mgr Paul Fairchild
WPKY-Princeion-1950
KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By .... . Princeton Bcstg. Co.
Address Dawson Rd. (Box 478)
Tel.: 2072 News Service: AP
Gen. Mgr Leslie Goodaker
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Comm. Mgr Ellis Burnam
Sales Prom. Mgr Twyman Boren
Publicity Dir Wilburn Wilson
Chief Engineer Marvin Mahoney
WBVK— Renfro Valley— 1956
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned Renfro Valley Bcstrs., Inc.
News Service UP
Representative Kentucky Radio Sales
Trans World
V.P., Gen. Mgr Tom Hargis
Comm. Mgr Benton Stokes
WEKY-Richmond-
MBS-KBS
1953
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned WEKY, Inc.
Address McKee Bldg.
Tel.: 1340 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Pres., Gen. Mgr O. C. Halyard, Jr.
Comm. Mgr Fred Welch
Program Director John Sullivan
WHUS-Russellville-1953
KBS
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By So. Kentucky Bcsters.
Address P. O. Box 110
Tel.: PA 6-2471 News Service: UP
Station Representative Hil F. Best
President Roth E. Hook
General Manager. Woodrow P. Sosh
Sta. Mgr., Eng Earl Johnson
Sales Mgr.. Prog. Dir J. H. Johnson
WSFC— Somerset— 1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Southeastern Bcstg. Co.
Address Hwy. 1247
Tel.: 1240 News Service: UP
Representative Ky. Radio Sales
Pres., Gen. Mgr Mike Layman
Commercial Manager Donald Orwin
Program Director John A. Hartnett
Technical Dir Ralph F. Denton
WMTC— Vancleve— 1948
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Kentucky Mt. Holiness Assn.
Bus.-Studio Address Vancleve
News Service AP
Representative Continental
President Dr. Lela G. McConnell
General Manager Wilfred Fisher
Program Dir Violet Person
Chief Engineer Kenneth Amspaugh
WTCW-Whiiesburg-1953
Frequency: 920 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Folkways Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 660
Tel.: 2711 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Trans. Service .SESAC
President Ernest Tubb
Gen. Mgr Donald W. Crosthwaite
Comm. Mgr Wallace R. Day
WWKY-Winchesier-1954
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owner Winchester Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 535
Tel.: 1380 News Service: AP
Representative Indie Sales
President N. B. Ratliff
General Manager Charles Drew
Commercial Manager Ernie Coyle
Chief Engineer , Tommy Bratton
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KR0F— Abbeville— 1948
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Abbeville Bcstg. Serv. Inc.
Business Address P.O. Drawer 620
Tel.: TW 3-2531 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
President H. Frenzel Pere
General Manager George P. Martin
IIALB
•Alexandria-
ABN
1935
Frequency: 580 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d.; 1 Kw. n.
Dwned-Oper. By .Alexandria Bdcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address 601 Wash. St.
Tel.: 3-2543 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Weed & Co.
Membership NAB, RAB
President T. B. Lanford
Gen. Manager Walter D. Melson
Station Manager Alex Marchand
Commercial Manager Barbara LeBlanc
Sales Promotion Manager Joyce Hodges
Program Director Jim Gaines
Chief Engineer Roger Cockf ild
KDBS— Alexandria— 1953
KBS
Frequency: 1410 Kc. .Power: 1 Kw.
Owned ...Dixie Bcstg. Ser.
Address Box 306
Tel.: 3-7454 News Service: UP
General Mgr Irving Ward-Steinman
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Local Commercial Mgr D. Ed Pebbles
Station Director. W. G. Lynch
Chief Engineer Henry J. Lazarone
KSYL-Alexandria-1947
NBC
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KSYL, Inc.
Address Box 1489
Tel.: 661 1 News Service: AP
Rep Exerett-McKinney, Clarke Brown
Membership NAB
Pros., Comm. Mgr Milton Fox
Gen., Sta., Sis., Mgr., Pub. Dir. . . Virgil G. Evans
Program Director Sylvan Fox
Chief Engineer Jim Perkins
WABL-Amiie-1955
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By .... . Amite Broadcasting Co.
Address. 118 N.E.R.R. Ave.
Tel.: 8385 News Service: UP
Station Mgr .A. M. Smith
Commercial Mgr Hugh Wall
KGAN-Baslrop-1957
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Bastrop Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1340
Tel.: 1340 News Service: AP
Gen. Mgr. Bill Davis
Sta., Comm. Mgr Harry Howard
K T R Y-Basirop-1948-KBS
Frequency? 730 Kc. . .... Powers 250 Watts <L
Owned-Oper. By Morehouse Bcstg. Co.
Address Enterprise Bldg.
Tel.: 1400 News Service: UP
Transcription World
Membership NAB
Manager George I. Johnson
Program Director. . ...... Carl Livingston
WAIL— Baton Bouge— 1946
MBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d.; 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Merchants Bcstrs.
Address 310 College Dr.
Tel.: DI 4-5275 News Service: AP
Membership NAB. R AB
Chairman of the Board. . . Dwight M. Martin
President Tom E. Gibbens
Vice-Presidents . . Edgar B. Stern, Jr., Robert D.
Swezey, A. Louis Read
Secretary Louis A. Prejean
Treasurer Francis H. Lee
Station Mgr Owen Elliott
WIBR— Baion Bouge— 1948
Frequency: 1300 Kc. ..... , .Power; 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .... . . Community Bcstg. Co.
Address ................... .P. O. Box 1228
Tel.: DI 8-6716 News Service: AP
Membership . NAB
Representative Walker
Trans. Lang-Worth
President G. T. Owen
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Robert Earle
Prog. Dir Bernard Zuccaro
Comm. Mgr Olas Olsen
Sta. Mgr., Pub. Dir Scott W. Erwin
Chief Eng E. E. Case
WJB0— Baton Bouge— 1934
NBC
Frequency; 1150 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Baion Bouge Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 444 Florida St
Tel.: DI 2-5271. . . . . .News Service: AP, INS
News. Affil. .... State Times, Morning Advocate
Membership . NAB
President .Douglas L. MansMp
Gen. Mgr Howard L. Brooks
Comm. Mgr. ............. John D. Wooldridge
Chief Engineer. ............ .Theodore Hubert
WLCS— Baton Bouge— 1946
Frequency: 910 Kc. ..... . .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Air Wares, Inc.
Business Address 204 Baton Rouge
Tel.: 2-4411 News Service: AP
Transcription Service .World
Representative .......... .Wm. G. Rambeau
Membership NAB. RAB
President Norman Saurage, Jr.
Gen. Manager Lamar Simmons
Comm. Mgr T. A. LeBlanc
Prog. Dir. Gene Nelson
Chief Eng. . ..... Edward Van Valkenburg
WXOK-Baion Bouge-1953
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .............. .WXOK. Inc.
Address ................. 243 Convention St.
Tel.: DI 4-7604 News Service: UP
Rep. ...... Clayton Cosse, Melville, Stars Nat.
President. ..................... Jules Paglin
General Manager, . . ............ .S. Ray. Jr.
Station Manager. ...... .Thomas L. McGuire
Prog. Dir Lucille Pollack
Chief Engineer Thomas W. Wood
WHXY-Bogalusa-1954
Frequency: 920 Kc. . . . . . Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned. ............... Bogolusa Bcstg. Co.
Address. P. O. Box 689
Tel.: RE 2-4254 News Service: AP
Station Rep.. Clark
Station Mgr Jim Howell
Program Director Dolores Williams
W I K C-Bogalusa-1947-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc. .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... . Curt Siegelin, Admin.
Business Address .P. O. Box 811
Tel.: RE 5-1355 News Service: AP
Pres., Gen. Mgr. Curt Siegelin
Comm. Mgr.. .................. J. H. Knighi
Program Director Ed Bishop
Chief Engineer Charlie Pearson
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Owned-Operated By... Leo J. Theriot
Address Theriot Bldg., Box 368
Tel.: 5-5165 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative Best
Sales Prom. Manager Cal Stethmayr
Sta. Mgr., Chief Eng H. Earl Herron
Commercial Manager. . , Dudley Bernard
KBCL Bossier City— 1957
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
I Owned Bossier Bcstg. Service
I Address 301 Ogilvie St.
I Tel.: 3-1606 News Service: AP
President T. A. DeClouet
Vice-Pres H. A. Bridge. Jr.
WAR B— Covington— 1953
KBS
j Frequency: 730 Kc .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By A. R. Blossman, Inc.
Address .Box 568
Tel.: 1600 News Service: UP
President David C. Blossman
General Mgr Mark Rey
Manager Rick Webb
K S I G-Crowley-1947-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ... . .KSIG Bcstg Co.. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address .... 320 N. Parkerson Ave.
Tel.: 1450 News Service: AP
Representative T. F. Clark
Membership .NAB, RAB
President Hirsch J. School
General Manager Louis M. Basso
Commercial Manager Ninf a G. Guidry
Chief Engineer .W. H. Bland
K D L A-DeBidder-1950-KBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Sabine Broadcasting Co.
Address P. O. Box 46
Tel.: 7600 News Service: UP
Transcription McGregor
Membership NAB
Co-Owners C. Reddoch, J. McCrary
General Manager Ralph L. Hooks
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr. . . Wayne L. Sanders
Prog. Dir., Ch. Eng Ted Thompson
KEUN-Eunice-1952
MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... . Tri-Parish Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 511
Tel.: GL 7-3041 News Service: AP
Transcription Service ................ .World
Membership NAB
President .Vincent Riehl
General Manager .......... John A. Cfcauvin
KFNY-Ferriday-1956
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1 Kw.. d.
Owned Miss-Lou Bcstg. Co.
Address 120 Louisiana Ave.
Tel.: 7200 News Service: UP
Owner, President Mrs. Marie K. Zuccoto
Gen. Mgr Ervin Parks, Jr.
KLFT— Golden Meadow— 1955
KBS
Frequency: 1600 Kc .Power: 1000 W. d.
WFPR-Hammond-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc. Power: 250 Watta
Owned-Oper. By Airweb. Inc.
Business-Studio Address. .Box 432
Tel.: 960-3589 News Service: UP
Transcription Service SESAC, World
Membership , NAB
President Jesse L. Webb, Sr.
Prog. Dir William Day
K V H L-Homer-1955-KBS
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Claiborne Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 97
Tel.: 3804 News Service: AP
Pres., Mgr Frank T. Harkness, Jr.
Prom. Mgr Jim Blanchard
KCIL-Houma-1946
NBC-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned .KCIL, Inc.
Address Radio Center
Tel.: 6828 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Station Rep. Indie Sales
Membership NAB
President ............ Denver T. Brannen
Commercial Manager Harry Hunter
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Prog. Dir. . Virginia W. Ryder
Chief Engineer James Gamble
KJEF— Jennings— 1950
MBS-KBS
Freq.: 1290 Kc. Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 Watts, n.
Owned-Oper. By . Jennings Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address. ............ 1521 Lake Arthur Ave.
Tel.: 1155. News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr., C. Eng. ..... Clovis L. Bailey
Prog. Dir Noel Wooley
Comm. Mgr . Gerald Dugas
KLEC-Jonesville-1956-KBS
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned Old South Bcstg. Co.
Address Jonesville
Telephone 2481
President Mrs. Laurie G. Ratcliffe
Gen. Mgr . , Paul Schilling
KPEL— Lafayette— 1957
Freq.: 1420 Kc. . . .Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 Wts. a.
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Owned-Oper. By Pelican Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 853
Tel.: CE 4-7418 .News Service: UP
Rep. ..... William G. Rambeau. Clarke Brown
Membership RAB
President John Paul Goodwin
General Maanger . William A. Patton
Comm. Manager James M. Drake
K V 0 L-Laf ayette-1935-NBC
Frequency: 1330 Kc. ......Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Evangeline Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address 510 S. Buchanan
Tel.: CE 4-5151 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation . Daily Advertiser
Representative . . . . . .............. . .Meeker
Membership NAB
General Manager. ........ .George H. Thomas
Comm. Mgr.. .............. .Thomas G. Pears
Station Mgr. ............... E. H. Hughes
Prog. Dir. . J. Richard Aker
Chief Engineer A. Martin
KAOK-Lake Charles— 1947
MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owne^-Operated By. .......... . .KAOK. Inc.
Address. ........ ... . . . .P. O. Box 1399
Tel.: 6-7541 News Service: UP
Fepresentative Stars National
President. Jules J. Paglin
Sta. Mgrs.. .......... .T. Gresham. R. Rhodes
Managing Director. ...... .Stanley W. Ray, Jr.
KLOU-LakeCharles-1947
Frequency: 1580 Kc... .Powers 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ....... .Gulf Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. ............... .Box 975
Tel.: HE 6-7277 News Service: AP
Representative Walker
Membership NAB
President. ............ ...... G. T. Owen
Vice-Pres. ........................ Bob Earle
General Mgr. .................. R. S. Davison
Chief Engineer ................ G. M. Meisner
KPLC
-Lake Charles-
NBC
1935
Frequency: 1470 Kc. . . . . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ...... .Calcasieu Bcstg. Co.
Address. ................... .P. O. Box 1521
Tel.: HE 9-2713. News Service: AP
Transcription Service ................. World
Representative .Weed
Membership .NAB
President . . . . T. B. Laniard
Gen.. Sta. Mgr .P. E. Mills. Jr.
Commercial Mgr.. .............. .H. M. White
Sales Prom. Mgr Shirley Kelley
Prog. Director Eleanor Shirley
C. Eng. , Edgar Barton
KLPL— Lake Providence— 1957
KBS
Frequency: 1050 Kc . .Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned Radio Services Co. of Greenville,
Miss. & Lake Providence. La.
Address Box 342
Tel.: 834 News Service: UP
Representative Bogner & Martin
Membership NAB
Presidents E. McMurray & F. Baldiwin
Sta.. Comm. Mgr Gene Underwood
KLLA-Leesville-1956
KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned. ......... .Leesville Broadcasting Co.
Address P. O. Box 1323
News Service UP
Gen. Mgr.. Ixving Ward-Steinman
Local Comm. Mgr Ed Marshall
Prog. Dir Bob Hamm
Chief Engineer . Byron Stokes
KDBC-MansIield-1954
KBS
Frequency? 1360 Kc. Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned ............. .DeSoto Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 740
News Service UP
Trans. Ser. ............ ....... Standard
Representative Hil F. Best
Gen., Comm. Mgr. .......... Arthur L. Greene
KAPB— Marksville-
MBS-KBS
1954
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owner Avoyelles Bcstg. Corp.
Address 110 W. Mark St.
Tel.: 7206 News Service: AP
Representaiive Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
President . W. L. Billups
V.P C A. Coco
Gen. Mgr Willie J. Bordelon
Chief Engineer. Charlie Woodside
KAPK-Minden-1952
Frequency: 1240 Kc... Power: 100 Watts
Owned Operated By. ...... .Parish Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 588
Tel.: FR 7-1513 News Service: UP
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Martin Kirsch. Jr.
Asst. Mgr Howard McKenney
Chief Engineer. Billy Hyatt
K L I C-Monroe-1950-MBS
KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ......... Dr. Frank Ceraiglia
Address ............ 626 Bernhardt Bldg.
Tel.: 3-4617 News Service: UP
S.ation Rep Dora-Clayton
General Mgr . Dr. Frank Cerniglia
KM LB— Monroe— 1930— ABN
Frequency: 1440 Kc... Power: 5000 d.,- 1000 n.
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Owned-Oper. By ... . Liner's Bcstg. Station, Inc.
Business Address DeSiard St.
Tel.: 7161 News Service: UP
Representative Pearson
President Mrs. Robert Gaston, Jr.
V.P., Gen. Mgr Charles Price
Sec'y.-Treas J. C. Liner III
Program Dir James Plaisance
KNOE— Monroe— 1944
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By James A. Noe
Business-Studio Address Box 1472
Tel.: FA 2-8155 News Service: AP
Representative H-R Reps
Membership NAB, RAB
President James A. Noe
V.P., General Manager Paul H. Goldman
V.P. & Dir[ of Eng Ray Boyd
Sales Prom. Mgr Mrs. Dixie Ware
KMRC-Morgan City— 1954
KBS
Frequency: 1430 Kc .Power: 500 Watts
Owned Tri-City Bcstg. Inc.
Address P. O. Box 889
Tel.: 9036 News Service: UP
Transcription Thesaurus
Membership NAB
President Warren J. Fortier
General Mgr Earl Wooton
Treasurer Mortimer Silverman, Jr.
Secretary Louise Bensabet
KN0C
-Naichiioches-
KBS-MBS
1947
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Natchitoches Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 5th & Sirod
Tel.: 2353 News Service: AP
Transcription World
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Chief Eng. . . B. H. Bailey, Jr.
Sta., Sales Prom. Mgr N. A. Fletcher
Commercial Manager. ...... .Dwayne Murphy
KANE— New Iberia— 1946
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By New Iberia Bcstg. Co.
Address .Box 383
Tel.: EM 9-6726 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
General Mgr George H. Thomas
Sta. Mgr Donald Bonin
Commercial Manager Sherry A. Lopez
Program Dir June Stein
Chief Engineer Merle Case
KVIM— New Iberia— 1951
Frequency: 1360 Kc. .. .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Queen City Bcstg. Co.
Address p. O. Box 50
Telephone 2-5826
General Manager John H. Coco
WBOK-New Orleans-1951
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 W., d.
Owned-Oper. By WBOK, Inc.
Address 505 Baronne St.
Tel.: TU 5363 News Service: UP
Representative Stars National
President Jules J. Paglin
Exec. V.P.. Gen. Mgr Stanley W. Ray. Jr.
Station Mgr Ed Prendergast
Commercial Manager Fred Schwarz
Sales Prom. Mgr., Prog. Dir Marion Owen
Publicity Director Norman Duffour
Chief Engineer Joan Rhodes
WDSO
-New Orleans-
NBC
1923
Frequency: 1280 Kc. . . Power: 5000 Wattt
Owned-Operated By WDSU Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 520 Royal St.
Tel.: TU 4371 News Services: AP. UP, INS
Representative John Blair
Membership NAB. RAB
President Edgar B. Stern, Jr.
Exec. V.P. & Gen. Mgr Robert Swezey
Comm. Mgr Harold Wheelahan
Sta. Maanger John F. Screen
Program Dir Jim Dunbar
Ch. Eng Lindsey Riddle
WJBW— New Orleans— 1926
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Louise C. Carlson
Business-Studio Address Cigali Bldg.
Tel.: MA 3488
Representative Robert S. Keller
Gen. Mgr Louise C. Carlson
Commercial Manager Ed Carlson
Program Director Jerry Clark
Chief Engineer John Rhode
WJMR-New Orleans-1946
Frequency: 990 Kc. .... .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . .Supreme Bcstg Co., Inc.
Address Jung Hotel
Telephone EX 3131
Membership NAB
Representative Forjoe
President Chester Owens
Exec. V.P George A. Mayoral
Gen. Mgr Mort Silverman
WYLD-New Orleans-1949
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 100 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Rounsaville of New Orleans
Address 2906 Tulane Ave.
Telephone GA 4112
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Gill-F»3rna
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr Joe Starr
Sales Prom., Pub. Dir David Shaffer
Prog. Dir Larry McKinley
Chief Engineer Samuel Perkins
457
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Owned-Operated By ..... . Loyola U. of South
Tel.: RA 2194. , News Services: UP. AP
News Service UP, AP
Transcription Service Standard, Thesaurus
Representative Kate
Membership NAB
General Manager W. H. Sununerville
Manager John L. Vath
WNOE-New Orleans-1925
Frequency: 1060 Kc. .Power: 50,000 d.; 5000 n.
Owned-Operated By . James A. Noe
Business-Studio Address . St. Charles Hotel
Tel.: EX 2173 News Services: AP, INS
Representative H-R
Membership NAB, R AB
President James A. Noe
Gen. Mgr Bill C. Baldwin
Comm. Mgr Cleve J. Brien
Program Director Larry Fischer
Chief Engineer A. J. Bourgeois
WSMB-New Orleans-
ABN
1925
K R E H-0akdale-1953-KBS
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Louisiana Bcstg. Service
Address Ville Piatt Hiway
News Service UP
Membership NAB
Manager R. M. Jernigan
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 5 Kw,
Owned WSMB, Inc.
Address Maison Blanche Bldg.
Tel.: MA 5921 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NAB
President John M. Shaheen
General, Sta. Mgr M. "Frank" Warren
Commercial Mgr D. V. Donegan
Program Director Marshall Pearce
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Dixie Pearce
Chief Engineer. Harold Nebe
KSLO— Opelousas-
ABN-KBS
1947
Frequency: 1230 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KSLO Bcstg. Co.
Address KSLO Building
Tel.: 2633 News Service: UP
Representative Sears & Ay®T
Membership NAB
General Mgr W. Eugene Jones
Comm. Mgr A. B. Read, Jr.
Prog. Dir W. Allegood
Chief Engineer Richard M. Cole
WTIX-New Orleans— 1951 KCLP-Bayville-1957-KBS
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 5,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Storz Stations
Address. 624 Canal St.
Tel.: MA 3562 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Station Representative Young
President .Todd Storz
V.P„ General Mgi. .......... Fred Berthelson
Program Director John Barrett
WTPS-New Orleans-1947
Frequency: 940 Kc.. . . . .Power: 1000 d..* 500 a.
Owned-Oper. By The Times Picayune
Business Address ..615 Howard Ave.
Transcription Service .Associated
News Service ...................... AP
Membership ....... NARTB
Representative ......... Branham
General Mgr. ............. .H. F. Wehrmann
Prog. Dir.. ................... .Carl J. Junker
WWEZ-New Orleans-1947
Frequency: 690 Kc. ..... . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WWEZ Radio Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. ..... .614 N. Rampart St.
Tel.: CA 3521 News Service: UP
Representative Grant Webb
President. «... A. L. Chilton
General Manager. ........... Joe A. Oswald
Prog. Dir Ken Elliott
Ch. Eng. Harrison C. Mondy
WWL-New Orleans-1922
CBS
Frequency? 170 Kc. ..Power: 50,000 Wetti
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
"WTIX is getting firster!"
In. -
"Right! More than twice the audience
of the next two stations combined/'
New word from New Orleans: WTIX now
enjoys 32.6% of the daytime radio audience.
(7 a.m. — 6 p.m., Mon.-Fri., December - January
Hooper.)
And then, there's Pulse: WTIX is first in 433
quarter - hours, tied for first in 22, second in
only 48 and third in only 1 ... of a total
of 504 quarter hours.
So whether you go by Hooper or Pulse . . .
you've got yourself the dominant New Orleans
station . . . when you buy WTIX.
Chat with Adam Young ... or WTIX General
Manager Fred Berthelson.
WTIX - New Orleans, La.
Now 5,000 watts!— on 690 Kc.
"A STORZ STATION"
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Owned Richland Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 535
Tel.: 4855 News Services: AP
Membership . NAB
Gen. Mgr David E. Chapman
Prog. Dir Marshall D. Peel. Jr.
KRUS-Ruston-1947-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc. Power: 250 Walls
Owned-Oper. By Huston Bcstg. Co.
Address 102 Park Ave. (Box 533)
Tel.: AL 5-2530 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil Leader
Membership NAB
President C. E. Faulk, Jr.
Gen. Manager William Carter
Chief Eng A. T. Moore
KCIJ— Shreveport— 1950
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Ownfed-Oper. By .Edward McLemore
Address . . 205 Milam St.
Representative Gill-Perna, Clarke Brown
Tel.: 4-6681 News Services: UP, INS
General Mgr Vernon Hyles
Station Mgr Bob Shipley
KEEL— Shrevepori— 1922
NBC
Frequency: 710 Kc. Power 10 Kw. d.: 5 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Foster & Associates
Address 1500 N. Market
Tel.: 5-8692 News Service: UP
Representative Blair
Membership NAB. RAB
Pres Gordon B. McLendon
Gen. Mgr R. H. Wilcox
Comm. Promotion Manager Marie Gifford
Prog. Dir Phil Page
Chief Engineer Rudy Johnson
KENT— Shrevepori— 1947
MBS
Frequency: 1550 Kc. Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W« n.
Owned-Operoted By ......... . .Frank H. Ford
Business-Studio Address. .... .311 Milam Bldg.
Tel.: 3-3681 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Walker
Membership NAB
Owner Manager Frank H. Ford
General Manager Frank H. Ford. Jr.
Prom., Pub. Dir Bill Monro*
Commercial Manager William F. Ford
Chief Engineer L. J. Carlson
KJOE-Shrevepori-1954
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Audiocasting, Inc.
Adrress 529 Vz Crockett St.
Tel.: 2-0732 News Service: AP
Transcription Lang-Worth
Station Representative. . .Forjoe. Clarke Brown
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr .Joe Monroe
Sales Prom. Mgr Winnie Spruell
Comm. Mgr Pat Stove
Program Dir Vern Stierman
Ch, Eng N. L. Keys
KLUE— Shreveport— 1957
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Twin City Bcstg. Co.
Address 850 Havens Rd.
Tel.: 2-4617 News Service: UP
Representative Breen & Ward
Trans Thesaurus
Pres., Gen. Mgr Charles E. Ray
Comm. Mgr Dolly e Lloyd
KOKA-Shreveport-1957
Frequency: 1050 Kc. . . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned Ebony Radio of La., Inc.
Address Box 3605
Tel.: 2-3122 News Service: UP
Sta. Rep Pearson
President John McLendon
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr William Anderson
KRMD-Shreveport-1928
ABN
Frequency; 1340 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned Operated By. ... . .Radio Station KRMD
Bus.-Studio Address Box 1712
Telephone 3-6171
Representative Weed
Membership NAB
Station Dir W. L. Switser
Commercial Mgr. Fred Hosli
KWKH-Shreveport-1925
CBS
Frequency: 1130 Kc. .Power: §0,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .International Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address ..... Commercial Building
Tel.: 2-8711 News Service: AP. UP
Newspaper Affiliation Shreveport Times
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Christal Co.
Membership NAB, RAB
President. William H. Bronson
Exec V.P., Gen. Mgr .Henry B. Clay
Comm., Asst. Mgr. Fred Watkins, Jr.
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir. James T. Briggs
Prog. Director ................... Frank Page
Tech. Dir W. E. Antony
Chief Engineer O. S. Droke
K B S F— Springhill— 1954
KBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Springhill Broadcasting Co.
Address Box 597
Tel.: LE 9-4616. Newsservice: UP
Transcription .^"f. Thesaurus
Representative . '. .Hil F. Best
President ' . i^v .Roy M. Fish
Gen., Sta. Mgr John K. Hill
Comm. Mgr Arthur Dickerson
Prog. Dir ... .Howard Clark
Chief Engineer .Robert Walnwright
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K IKS— Sulphur-Lake Charles
1955— KBS
Frequency: 1310 Kc.. ...... .Power: 500 W. d.
Owned-Operated By Lake Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 895
Tel.: JA 7-5266 News Service: UP
Representative Clarke Brown
Manager Cecil E. Bland, Jr.
Commercial Manager Carroll A. Wynn
KTLD-TalluIah-1954
KBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc .Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .... .Griffith Electric Co.
Address ......................... Box 1360
News Service .UP
Transcription .................... .Thesaurus
Representative. .................... .Hil Best
Membership .......... NAB
President. C. Eng.„ ....... .Howard E. Griffith
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr ... Si Willing
Program Director 'Nap" Nappier
KTIB-Thibodaux-1953
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 500 W., d.
Owner. .................. .Delta Bestrs., Inc.
Address 701 W. 5th St.
Tel.: 9006 News Service: AP
Membership NAB. RAB
President. ...................... .F. H. Block
General Mgr Ray Saadi
KVPI— Ville Platte— 1953
KBS
Frequency: 1050 Kc. ... .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. ..... . .Ville Platte Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 566
fel.: 5888 .News Service: AP
Membership NAB
President. .Lionel B. Deville
General Manager... ..Chris Duplechain
KOZN-West Monroe
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Howard E. Griffith
Address 218 Vz Trenton St.
Telephone 2-1491
Membership NAB
Representative Best
Gen. Sales Prom. Mgr Ollie Bales
KEVL-Whiie Castle— 1955
KBS
Frequency: 1590 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ...... . Big League Bcstg. Co.
Address .Box 483, Plaquemine, La.
Tel.: 5116(P). News Service: AP
Membership RAB
Representative Best
President Bill Lee
Gen. Mgr Lou Millet
KVCL-Winnfield-1955
KBS
Frequency: 1270 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ........ . Southern Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 548
Tel.: 5822 News Service: UP
Representative Shears & Ayer
Manager . William G. Darland, Jr.
Program Dir Charles Christie
Chief Eng James Mackey
KMAR-Winnesboro-1957
KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned Franklin Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 312
News Service UP
Gen. Mgr Si Willing
Prog. Mgr. Buddy Martin
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MmSha Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 920,000; Families— 268,000; Lie. Stations— 23,
IC/Bdlllt? Sta. CP's— 0; Radio Homes— 259,000; TV Homes— 207,000
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WFAU-Augusia-1946
MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1340 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By... Twin City Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address Box 307
Tel.: MA 3-3878 ............ .News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Transcription Service Standard
Representative O'Connell. Wheeler
President .Faust Couture
General Manager. ...... .Norman G. Gallant
Comm. Mgr... .Harry Simons
Program Director. .......... .Mono Toothaker
Supervisory Engineer ............ Joseph Roy
W R D 0— Augusta— 1932— NBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WRDO. Inc.
Address . 175 Water Street
Tel.: MA 3-4735 News Service: UP
Representative .Weed
Membership NAB, RAB
Slation Manager Leslie R. Hubley
WABI-Bangor-1922
ABN-MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 910 Kc. . . Power: 5000 Wattt;
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Community Bcstg. Service
Business-Studio Address 57 State St.
Tel.: 6446 .News Service: UP
Representative Hollingbery, Kettell-Carter
Transcription World
Membership NAB. RAB
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Leon Gorman, Jr.
460
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V.P.-Operations Walter Dickson
Res. Station Mgr John F. MacRae
Commercial Manager Donald K. Knowles
W G U Y— Bangor— 1945— CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned M. L. Stone & D. L. Royte
Address 26 Central St.
Tel.: 7354 News Service: UP
Rep O'Connell, Wheeler
Membership NAB
General Manager Nicholas A. B»ell
Commercial Manager Mel Rubenstein
Program Director Richard Dillinbeck
Publicity Director D. J. Hart
Chief Engineer Willfred Mank
WLBZ-Bangor-1926-NBC
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . Maine Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. ........ 100 Main St.
Tel.: BA 2-4656 News Service: UP
Representative Weed
Membership NAB. R AB
General Manager Edward Guernsey
Commercial Manager Irving Hunter
WMMS-Bath— 1957
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 500 W., d.
Owned Winslow T. Porter, Gen. Mgr.
Address 195 Front St.
Tel.: HI 3-5542 News Service: UP
Representative .... O'Connell ; Wheeler; Reilly
Promotion Manager Lewis Colby
Program Director Mark Roman
Chief Engineer Dr. Harry F. Hinkley
WIDE— Biddeford— 1948
MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1400 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Biddeford Bdcstg. Corp.
Address 234 Main St.
Tel.: 4-4566 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Rep Hollingbery. Kettel-Carter
Membership RAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Arthur Deters
Comm. Mgr Carl Swanson
Prog. Dir Tom Lummis
WCME— Brunswick— 1955
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned Westminster Broadcasting Co.
Address River Road
Tel.: PA 5-5507 News Service: AP
Transcription World
Representative Webb, Kirby
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Robert H. Strawbridge
Comm.. Sales Prom. Mgr. . . Clifford Kemberling
Program Director Glenn H. Hilnuer
Chief Engineer . Melville Whitcomb
WFST-Caribou-1957
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 5 Kw.. d.
Owned Northern Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 65
Tel.: 3731 News Services UP
Trans Standard
Representative O'Connell
Membership NAB. RAB
Gen. Mgr Elby Stevens
Chief Engineer. F. S. Tibbetts
WABM— Houlton— 1950
YANKEE-NBC-ABN
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Aroostock Bcstg. Corp.
Address. 1340 North Rd.
Tel.: 2257 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Webb
Exec. V.P Leon P. Gorman, Jr.
Sta. Mgr.. Ted Coffin
Sales Mgr. Robert Young
W C 0 U— Lewiston— 1938— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Twin City Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address.. 223 Lisbon St.
Tel.: 4-6921 News Service: UP
Representative O'Connell, Wheeler
President Faust Couture
General Mgr John C. Libby
Commercial Manager Oscar J. Normand
Program Dir Annette Howaniec
Chief Engineer. ........... Carl P. Rounds
WLAM— Lewiston— 1947
ABN
Frequency: 1470 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 5000 Wetts
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
461
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Owned-Oper. By . Lewiston-Aubum Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 129 Lisbon St.
Tel: 4-5401 News Service: AP
Representative Weed
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr F. Parker Hoy
Station Manager Harold Dutch
Commercial Manager Romeo E. Sansoucy
Prog. Dir., Prom. Mgr Frank Sweeney
WGAN
7938-7958
20 Years
of
Public Service
To
Maine People
Guy Gannett
Broadcasting Services
390 Congress Sr.
Portland, Me.
WGAN WGAN-TV
560 KC
Channel 13
WCSH-Poriland-1925
NBC
Frequency: 970 Kc.. . Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Maine Radio & TV Co.
Business-Studio Address ......... 157 High St
"Pel.: SP 2-0181 News Service: UP
Representative Weed
Membership NAB, RAB
President. Adeline B. Rines
General Manager ......... .William H. Rines
Mgr. Me. Bcstg. Sys D. K. Powers
Sta.. Comm. Mgr Raymond Mercier
Pub. Dir„ Prom. Mgr L. T. Pitman
Prog. Dir Robert L. Arnold
Chief Engineer. Charles R„ Brown
W G A N-Portland-1938-CBS
Frequency: 560 Kc. ....... Power j 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Guy Gannett Bcstg. Services
Business-Studio Address ..... 390 Congress St.
Tel.: SP 2-4661 News Service: AP, UP
Newspaper Affih. ........ .Gannet Publishing
Representative Avery-KnodeL Foster
Membership NAB
President Jean Gannett Williams
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr Creighton E. Gatchell
Sta. Mgr. Francis H. Farnum, Jr.
Commercial Mgr R. W. Jennings
Sales Prom. Mgr G. H. Cummings
Prog. Dir.. C. R. Sanford
Chief Engineer. Roger W. Hodgldns
WLOB-Portland-1957
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 1 Ww., d.
Owned. , Casco Bcstrs. Corp.
Address .Falmouth Hotel. 212 Middle
Tel.: SP 5-2336 News Service: UP
Representative O'Connell, Wheeler, Reilly
President Sherwood J. Tarlow
General, Station Manager Melvin L. Stone
Commercial Manager David L. Royte
Program Director Howard Leonard
WPOR-Poriland-1946
ABN-YANKEE-MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Oliver Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. ... .477 Congress St.
Tel.: SP 3-8111 News Service: UP
Rep. Kettel-Carter, Hollingbery
Membership NAB
Pres., Secy.-Ttfeas. John M. Kimball
V.P., Gen. Mgr John H. Norton, Jr.
Station Mgr Donald E. Knowles
Commercial Manager .William J. Mullen
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Program Dir Robert O'Wril
Chief Engineer Joseph Williams
WAGM— Presque Isle— 1932
YANKEE
Frequency: 1450 Kc . Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Aroostook Best?. Corp.
Address 489 Mcdn St.
Tel.: 9-2461, News Service: AP
Representative Hollingbery, Kettel-Carter
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President Horace A. Hildreth
Station Manager Ted Coffin
Commercial Manager Robert Young
Program Director Richard B. Marshall
Chief Engirteer John Richards
WRKD-Rockland-1952
ABN
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Knox Bcstg. Co.
Address 493 Main St.
Tel.: RO 1600 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
Membership NAB, R AB
Representative Kettell-Carter
President . . . , Carleton D. Brown
Station Manager Paul R. Huber
Commercial Manager Fred L. Perkins
Chief Engineer . Miles Lamson
WRUM-Rumford-1953
KBS
Frequency: 790 Kc. ....... .Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By. ....... . .Rumford Bcstg. Co.
Address .... 89 Congress St.
Tel.: 1057 News Service: AP
Trans. Service World, SESAC
Representative O'Connell
Membership NAB
President Melvin L. Stone
Gen. Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir.. ...... .Ken J. Ellis
Commercial Mgr. ......... G. B. Cunningham
Chief Engineer E. J. Tremblay
WGHM— Skowhegan— 1956
KBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Address 61 Water St.
Tel.: 7-2727 News Service: AP
Representative O'Connell
President Melvin L. Stone
Sta. Mgr Robert M. Benson
Sales Mgr Harry K. Heustis
WSME-Sanford-1957
Frequency: 1220 Kc. , Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned .York Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1220
Tel.: 1574 .News Service: UP
Representative O'Connell
President Melvin L. Stone
Gen. Mgr John A. Carlson
WKTQ-South Paris— 1955
Frequency: 1450 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Oxford Bcstg. Co.
Address Alpine St.
Tel.: PI 3-2311 News Service: AP
Transcription Thesaurus
Pres., Comm. Mgr Gerald T. Higgins
Station Mgr Eldon H. Shute, Jr.
Program Dir Dick Dean
Chief Eng Donald Winslow
WGHM-Waierville-1956
Frequency: 1150 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Pineland Broadcasting Co.
Address. 61 Water St.. Skowhegan
Tel.: 7-2727 (Skow.). ... News Service: AP
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Representative , O'Connell
President .Melvin L. Stone
Sta. Mgr Robert M. Benson
Comm. Mgr Donald L. Brough
Sales Prom. Mgr Harry K. Huestis
Program Director Ray Maxwell
Publicity Director Jack Dalton
Chief Engineer. ........ .Edward J. Tremblay
WTVL-Waferville-1946
ABN
Frequency: 1490 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .. ...Kennebec Best?. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .38 Silver St.
Tel.: TR 3-3311 . . ...... .News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative ..... Hollingbery, Kettell-Carter
Membership ...... .NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen.-Station Mgr Carleton D. Br©wss
Comm., Sis., Prom. Mgr. ..... Harold L. Vique
Program Director. Fred Preble
Pub. Dir. ......................... Ken Chase
Chief Engineer. . . ....... .Don Sutherland
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 2,923,000? Families— 812,000; Lie. Stations— 33,
Radio Homes— 768,000; TV Homes— 688,000
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Maryland
Sta. CP's— 3;
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WANN-Annapolis-1947
Frequency: 1190 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . .Annapolis Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address .Box 749
Tel,: CO 3*2500 News Service: UP
Representative Dora-Clayton, Walker
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr.. .... .Morris H. Blum
Chief Engineer M. W. Pittman
463
WIPA— Annapolis— 1946
Frequency: 810 Kc. .... .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. ......... . .WSAL Bcstg. Co.
Business Address..... P. O. Box 1551
Tel.: CO 3-9211 . .......... .News Service: AP
Pres., Gen. Mgr. ................... R. J. Kent
Station Manager ................ R. J. Bennett
Chief Engineer. . J. D. leyman
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WNA¥-Annapolis-1948
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Capitol Bdcstg. Co.
Address Admiral's Drive
Tel.: CO 3-2639 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Headley-Reed
President Henry Rau
General Manager Maxwell Marvin
Slaion Manager Bill W. Fillingham
Program Diveclor. . . .' Betty Straubel
Chief Engineer Lloyd Smith
WBAL-Baliimore-1925
NBC
Frequency: 1090 Kc. ..... Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned. ..... .Hearst Corp. (Radio & TV. Div.)
Address ............ .2610 North Charles St.
Tel.: HO 7-3000 .... News Service: AP. UP. INS
Transcription Service .Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Representative Christal
V.P.. & Gen. Mgr.. D. L. Provost
Sales Prom. Mgr D. K. Redding
Commercial Manager Alfred E. Burk
V.P.. & Sta. Mgr.......... Leslie H. Peard. Jr.
Program Manager W. Roberi McKinsey
PuH city Director Roy Meachum
Chief Engineer W. D. Bareham
WBND— Baltimore— 1947
Frequency: 750 Kc. ... .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ....... . .Key Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. ...... .879 Park Ave.
Tel.: MU 5-7095 News Service:UP
Representative .Charles Bernard
Membership NAB
President ................... George E. Hull
Gen.. Sta.. Comm. Mgr.. . . „H. Shelton Earp. Jr
Program Dir.. .Thomas H. O'Connor
Chief Engineer Leo W. Karns
WCA0— Baltimore— 1922
Frequency: 600 Kc. ..... . .Power: 500U Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .... . .Plough Ecstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address. . 1102 N. Charles St.
Tel.: MU 5-0600 News Service: AP
Representative . Padio-TV Reps.
Comm. Mgr Byron Millenson
P ogram Dir .Dick Covington
W£EM— Baltimore— 1924
CBS
Frequency: 680 Kc. .Power: 10.000 d..- 5000 n.
Owned-Oper. By. ..... . .Baltimore Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Siudio Address Community House
Tel.: BE 5-8400 News Service: AP. INS
Representative ........... ..... Boiling
Transcription Service Standard
r/bm'-ership NAB. NAB
President . . ............. John Elmer
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr G. H. Roeder
Sales Director. .............. John K. Healy
Asst. Mgr.. Prog. Dir.. .... .Charles A. Roeder
Chief Engineer G. Porter Houston
WFBR-Baliimore-1922
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . The Baltimore Radio Show
Address 10 E. No. Ave.
Tel.: MU 5-1300 News Service: AP
Representative John Blair & Co.
Membership RAB. NAB
President Robert S. Maslin
V.P. & Gen. Mgr Robert B. Jones. Jr.
Sta.. Prom.. Pub. Mgr.... Mrs. Jean Mowbray
Comm.. Ass't. Gen. Mgr. .... Dudley Tichenor
Program Director Ralph Phillips
Chief Engineer William R. Hoos
WITH-Baliimore-1941
Frequency: 1230 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Maryland Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address .... 7 E. Lexington St.
Tel.: LE 9-7808 News Service: AP
Transcription Service .............. Standard
Rep Select Sta. Reps.. Clarke Brown
Membership NAB
Pies.. Gen. Mgr. ........ Thomas G. Tinsley. Jr.
S'ation Manager Robert C Embry
Program Director Ed Bryant
Gen. Sis. Mgr. . G. S. Shaffer
Chiei Engineer Paul Custer
WS1B— Baltimore— 1947
Frequency: 1010 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned Operated By. . . . United Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. . . .912 N. Charles St.
Tel.: SA 7-8250 News Services: INS. UP
Representative. .. .UBC. Oakes, Dora-Cayton
President Richard Eaton
General Manager. ........... .Marvin Mirvis
WWIM— Baltimore— 1951
ABN
Frequency: 1400 Kc. . Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By.. Belvedere Bcstg. Co.
Address............ 1119 N. Charles St.
Tel.: SA 7-3555 News Service: UP
Representative Meeker
Membership NAB. RAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr.. .Thomas F. McNulty
V.P. Sis.. Prom. Mgr A. B. Hartman
Prog. Dir. Jack Dawson
Ch. Eng.. Prog. Dir. .......... Clifford Inman
WIST— Beihesda— 1951
(SEE WASHINGTON. D. C.)
WCEM— Cambridge— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc. .... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By. .The Shore Bcstg Co.
Address Queen Anne Ave.
Tel.: 1580 News Service: AP
Transcription .SESAC
Membership NAB
Pies., Gen. Mgr G. P. Richards
S;a.. Commercial Mgr Sam Cannon, Jr.
Prog. Dir. Bette B. Robbins
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WCUM-Cumberland-
CBS
1948
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WABK-Hagersiown-1947
CBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... United Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 128 S. Prospect St.
Tel.: RE 3-4500 News Service: UP
S auon Representation UBC
President Richard Eaton
General Manager Samuel Phillips
Sales Promotion Manager Carson Brooks
Prog. Dir Richard Collyer
Chief Engineer G. Harold Brewer
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .The Tower Realty Co.
Address Williams Rd. at E. City Line
Tel.: 5400 News Service: AP
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Membership RAB
President Karl F. Stelnmann
Gen. Mgr Eldred Steinmann
Comm. Mgr Roy S. Knotts
Prog. Dir James Webster
WTB0— Cumberland-
NBC
1928
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Cumberland Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address Byrd Ave.
Tel.: PA 2-6666 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Rep esentative Branham
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr A. William German
Sis. Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir.. .Virginia Rosenbaum
V.P., Comm. Mgr Floyd V. Co-ad
Prog. Dir Les Ford
Chief Engineer R. Wirgman
WAY E— Dundalk— 1955— KBS
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 500 W. d.
Owned-Operated By Erway Bcstg. Co.
Address 916 N. Charles, Baltimore
Tel.: PL 2-4008 News Service: UP
Representative Best. Time Sales
President, Gen. Mgr Guy S. Erway
Commercial Manager .... Woodward W. White
WEBB-Dundalk— 1955
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1020 W. d.
Owned-Operated By 1360 Bdcstg Co.. Inc.
Address WEBB Best. Cntr., Baltimore
Tel.: WI 7-1245 (Bait.) News Service: AP
Representative Gill-Perna
President Leon B. Back
Gen., Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr.. .B. A. Stecher
Chief Engineer Leroy Reckling
WFMD— Frederick— 1936
CBS
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Monocacy Bcstg. Co.
Address 1 West Seventh St.
Tel.: MO 3-4181 News Service: AP
Slalion Representative Gill-Perna
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership RAB
President Laurence Leonard
Sta., Comm. Mgr Roger A. Baane
Sales Promotion Manager John Speciale
Program Director Bill Howard
Publicity Director Pat Dean
Chief Engineer Russell Bassett
WJEJ
-Hagersiown-
MBS-ABN
1932
Frequency: 1249 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Hagerstown Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address Franklin Court
Tel.: RE 9-2323 News Service: AP
Transcription Thesaurus
Represenlative Burn Smith
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Grover C. Crilley
Sta., Comm., Sis.. Prom. Mgr.. W. H, Paulsgrove
Pub , Pqm., Dir Robert Lesher
Chief Engineer George Mclntire
WAS A— Havre De Grac?
1948
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Chesapeake Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 97
Tel.: 800 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard
Membership NAB
President. General-Station Mgr... Jason T. Pate
Comm.-Sales Prom. Mgr. .... Charles W. Irwin
Program Director John H. Little
Chief Engineer Gerald D. Johnson
W H I K— Leonardtown— 1953
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By .... Southern Md. Bcstrs. Inc.
Address Leonardtown
Tel.: GR 5-2211 News Service: UP
President J. L. Binner
Comm.. Sis. Prom. Mgr W. C. Redd
WPTX— Lexington Park
1953— KBS
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned Patuxent Radio Inc.
Address Dougherty Bldg.
Tel.: VO 2-1031 News Service: AP
Representative Burke-Stuar": Co.
Trans Lang-Worth
President James S. Beattie
Station Manager Edward P. Lenaway
WPG C— Morningside— 1954
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d
Owner WPGC Inc
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Address. 4421 Southern Ave., S.E., Wash., D. C.
Tel.: JO 8-6677 News Service: AP
Representative Forjoe
President M. Richmond
Manager. . Melvin Gene Winters
Prog. Dir John Marquette
WDVM-Pocomoke Cily-1955
Frequency: 540 Kc Power: 500 W. d.
Owned-Operated By . . Eastern Shore Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 210
Tel.: EL 5-1515 News Service: AP
Representative Rollins
Transcription Service World
Owner. . G. Russell Chambers
Manager David Welbourne, Jr.
Prog. Dir Tom Grigsby
Chief Engineer Claude Jones
WlHX-Rockville-1951
Freq.: 1600 Kc. Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By. .Montgomery Cty. Bcstg. Co.
Address 8 Baltimore Rd.
News Service .UP
Representative ......... Oakes, Dora-Clayton
Membership NAB
President Richard Eaton
Gen., Sta. Mgr Pierre Eaton
Comm., Sales Mgr Peter Giordano
Program Dir Richard Denham
Chi©! Engineer... Arthur A. Snowberger
WBOC-Salisbury-1940
MBS
Frequency: 960 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Own«d-Op©r. By....Th@ P@n!as«la Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address.. Radio TV Park
Tel.: PI 9-6131 News Service: AP
Representative Sura-Smith
Trans. . . Thesaurus
President . . .John W. Downi&f
Gen., Sta,, Comm. Mgr Charles J. Truitt
Program Director John W. Downing, Jr.
Chlel Engineer Jack W. Ward
WICO-Salisbury
Frequency: 1320 Kc . .Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned Wicomico Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 41
Tel: PI 2-3230. ...... News Service: UP
Representative United, Dora-Clayton
Co-Owner, Gen. Mgr Elizabeth Evans
Co-Owner, Ch. Eng W. Courtney Evans
WGAY-SilverSpring-1946
Frequency: 1050 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Tri-Suburbem Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address .11306 Kemp Mill Rd.
Tel.: WH 6-1050 (News Service: AP
Representation Stars National
Membership NAB, R AB
President John W. King*
Gen.-Sta. Mgr. Ernie Tannen
Comm., Sis., Prom. Mgr Ted Dorf
Program Dir Chuck Dulane
Chief Engineer Arthur McDougall
WTOW-Towson-1954
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 W., d.
Owned-Oper. By WTOW, Inc.
Address 26 West Pennsylvania Ave.
Tel.: VA 5-9660 News Service: AP
Representative Forjoe
Pres., Gen. Mgr. John S. Booth
Sta., Comm. Mgr Edward Hearn
Sales Prom. Mgr George Vandenbrink
Publicity Director Joseph Winters
Chief Engineer William Willis
WTTR-Westminster-1953
Frequency: 1470 Kc. . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Carroll County Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 28
Tel: TI 8-5511 News Service: UP
Transcription Therausus
V.P., Gen., Comm. Mgr Russell H. Morgan
W D 0 N-Wheaton-1953-KBS
Frequency: 1540 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned Commercial Radio Equip. Co.
Address. . . 1319 F St. N.W., Washington, D. C.
Tel.: LO 5-0747
Gen. Mgr Everett L. Dillard
Station Manager Jean M. Dillard
Sales Promotion Manager . . . William Mockbee
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
SO Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
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Sta. CP's— 1; Radio Homes— 1,476,000; TV Homes— 1,342,000
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WARA-Attleboro— 1950
Frequency: 1320 Kc. .... .Power: 1000 Watte
Owned-Oper. By Attleboro Radio Attn.
Address 8 N. Main St.
Tel.: 1-1320 News Service: UP
Representative Foster & Creed
Membership NAB
Station Manager Keith S. Field
Advertising Manager ..... William A. Dawson
General Manager J. Ottmar
WBZ-WBZA
(Synchronous Operation)
Boston-Springfield— 1921
Frequency: 1030 Kc. ..... Power: WBZ, 50,000
Watte; WBZA, 1000 Watte
Owned . . . .Westinghouse Bcstg. Co. Inc.
Business-Studio Add.. J 170 Soldiers Field Rd.
Tel.: AL 4-5670 . . .News Service: UP
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative Peters, Griffin, Woodward
President D. H. McGannon
Station Manager P. E. Mills
Sales Mgr.. William J. Williamson
Adv. .Sales Prom. Mgr , Jack Williams
Program Manager Gerald Spinn
Publicity Director Robert Marshall
Chief Engineer. W, H. Hauser
WCOP-Boslon-1935
Frequency: 1150 Ke. .Powers 5000 Watte
Owned-Oper. By ....... . Plough Bdscg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address ........ 234 Clarendon St.
Tel.: CO 7-0123. ..... .News Services: AP, UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Radio-TV Reps.
President Harold Krelstein
Gen., Sta. Mgr Roy V. Whisnamd
Commercial Mgr.. .......... .P. T. McGovern
Prog. Dir Irvin Dierdorf f , Jr.
WCRB-Bosion-1948
Freq.: 1330 Kc. . . . .Power: 5 Kw. d.,« 1 Kw. n.
Owned .Charles River Bcstg. Co.
Address .Boston 54
Tel.: TW 3-7080 News Service: UP
Station Rep. ........ Good Music Broadcasters
Transcription Service RCA
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. Theodore Jones
Sta. Mgr. Richard L. Kaye
Sales Mgr Leonard V. Corwin
Prog. Dir David S. Mac Neill
Chief Eng Allan Harrington
WEEI-Bosion-1924
CBS
Frequency: 590 Kc. ..... . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . ..... .CBS
Business-Studio Address ...... 182 Tremomf St.
Tel.: HU 2-2323 News Service: AP, UP
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative CBS Radio Spot Saler
President Arthur Hull Hayes
Gen. Mgr Thomas Y. Gorman
Sales Mgr Robert Sinnett
Sales Prom. Mgr , . J. Cullinane
Program Director K. R. Ovenden
Publicity Director Marie H. Houlahan
Chief Engineer. Warren J. Stevens
WHDH— Boston— 1926
Frequency: 850 Kc Power: 50.000 Watte
Owned-Oper. By WHDH, Inc.
Bus-Studio Address. ......... 6 St. James Ave.
Tel.: HA 6-5500 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Herald-Traveler
Representative .............. John Blair
Transcription Service BMI
Membership NAB, RAB
President Robert B. Choate
V.P„ Managing Dir.. .... .William B. McGrath
V.P., Sales Dir Alexander M. Tanger
Program Mgr. John M. Day
Sales Prom. Mgr Robert B. Cheyne
Chief Engineer.. ....Philip 1. Baldwin
WlLD-Boston-1946
Frequency: 1090 Kc... Power: 1000 Watte d.
Owned-Oper. By The Bartell Group
Business-Studio Add. .......... Hotel Somerset
Tel.: CO 7-3005 News Service: UP
Membership NAB. RAB
General Manager Morton J. Wagner
Sta., Comm. Mgr Peter P. Theg
Promotion Mgr Ken Maiden
WMEX-Bosion-1934
Frequency: 1510 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Ownied-Oper. By Richmond Brothers
Business-Studio Address .... 70 Brooklin© Ave.
Tel.: CO 6-3900 News Service: UP
Representative Forjoe
Membership NAB
Transcription Service SESAC
President Robert Richmond
Sta. Mgr Peter McGovern
Prog., Pub. Dir.. George Kaplan
Chief Engineer. William Ferrussi
WNAC— Boston— 1922
MBS-YANKEE-NBC
Frequency: 680 Kc. ......... .Power: 50 Kw.
Owned . . . Yankee Div., RKO Teleradio Pictures
Bus.-Studio Address 21 Brookhn® Ave.
Tel.: CO 6-0800 . . . Newks Service: INS, UP
Representative .H-R Reps.
Membership NAB. RAB
President Norman Knight
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr. George Steffy
Comm. Mgr. Tom Bateson
Nat. Sales Mgr Proctor Jones
Sales Prom. Mgr.. ......... .George Hallberg
Program Director. ... . . John D. Maloy
Publicity Director.. ....Phyllis Doherty
Chief Engineer I. B. Robinson
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Business Address Radio Center
Tel.: LY 4 6654 News Service: INS
Transcription Thesaurus
Representative For joe
Membership NAB, RAB
President John S. Begley
Gen. Mgr Ralph J. Robinson
Prog. Dir Sy Levy
Chief Engineer H. R. Glinka
WORL— Boston— 1950
frequency: 950 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Pilgrim Bcstg. Co.
Address 705 Beacon Street
Tel.: CO 7-3800 News Service: UP
Representative. Headley Reed Co.
Membership NAB
President Joseph A. Dunn
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr. ....... Arthur E. Haley
Program Dir Stan Richards
Pub. Dir Polly Haddad
Chiel Engineer. John Parker
WE Z E-Boston-1953-NBC
Frequency: 1260 Kc. ...... Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Air Trails Bcstg.
Address Bradford Hotel
Tel.: HA 6-1122 News Service: AP
Representative Hollingbery
Membership RAB
Exec. V.P J. P. "Pat" Williams
Gsneral Manager. Norton Virgein
Comm. Mgr ................ .Yale Lasker
Program Director Don Rogers
Continuity Dir. Arthur Lypscon
Chief Engineer. . George Jowdy
WB0S— Boston— 1947
Frequency: 1600 Kc. .... .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Champion Bcstg. Sys., Inc.
Address. .......... .790 Commonwealth Ave.
Tel.: BE 2-5650. .News Service: UP
Representative. Wm. G. Rambeau Co.
Gen. Mgr.. .Ralph Weinman
Commercial Manager Harry Goodman
WBET-Brockton-1946
Frequency: 1460 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By .... Enterprise Publishing Co.
Business-Studio Address. ..... 60 Main St.
Tel.: JU 6-1460 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, RAB . .
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Walker
General Manager Charles A. Fuller
Commercial Mgr. ........... Earl© G. Clement
Chief Eng. Charles O. Nowell
WTA0— Cambridge— 1948
Frequency: 740 Kc. ..... Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. Middlesex Bcstg. Corp.
Address 439 Concord Ave.
Tel.: EL 4-0500 News Service: UP
Representative O'Connell
President......... Frank J, Lyman, Jr.
General Manager Wallace Dunlap
Commercial Manager Harry D. Goodwin
Sales Promotion Manager ...... Joe Galvin
Chief Engineer Earl Ellsworth
W A C E— Chicopee-Springf ield
1946
Frequency: 730 Kc. ..... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . . . . .Regional Bcstg. C@e
WALE-Fall River-1948
MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1400 Kc. . . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . Narragansett Bcstg. Co.
Address 18 N. Main St.
Tel.: OS 4-3535 News Service: UP
Representative O'Connell, Wheeler
Membership NAB
Manager. George L. Sisson, Jr.
Commercial Mgr. Markey Gosciminski
Prog. Dir Ann Kenney
Ch. Eng Larry Coyle
WSAE-Fall River— 1921
ABN
Frequency: 1480 Kc .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Fall River Bcstg. Co.. Ine.
Bus.-Sludio Address Box 927
Tel.: OS 7-9477 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affilitaion. . . . .Herald News, Inc.
Representative. . .Headley-Reed, Kettell-Carter
President Frank W. Miller
Gen. Mgr., Treas .Lincoln W. N. Pratt
Commercial Manager ...... Cornelius Sullivan
Program Director Richard F. Wilcox
Chief Engineer Arnold Molloy
WEIM— Fitchburg— 1941
MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1280 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Newcomb Bcstg.
Business-Studio Address 717 Main St.
Tel.: 3-3766 News Service: UP
Representative Walker, Nora Kirby
Transcription World
President Arthur A. Newcomb
General Manager Robert E. Berry
Chief Engineer Ted Kalin
WFGM-Fiichburg-1949
Frequency: 1580 Kc ..Power: 1000 W., d.
Owned-Oper. By..... Wachusett Bcstg. Corp.
Address 455 Main Street
Tel.: FI 3-4897 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Reps. Everett-McKinney
President David M. Myers
Gen., Sta. Mgr Ruane B. Hill
Commercial Mgr Richard Ziegler
Sales Prom. Mgr James Chalmers
P ogram Director Tal Hood
Publicity Director Richard McLernon
Chief Engineer .Donald L. Coleman, Jr.
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Telephone RE 4-1126 (S)
Representative Branham, Wheeler
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr Charles N. DeRose
Business Manager Patrick J. Montague
WKOX-Framingham— 1947
Frequency: 1190 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WKOX Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address .Mt. Wayte Ave.
Tel.: TR 3-7409 News Service: UP
Representative Kettell-Carter, Grant Webb
Membership NAB
Station Manager Richard E. Adams
Commercial Manager A. A. Anderson
Program Dir John Gentri
WGAW— Gardner— 1946
Frequency: 1340 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned Gardner Bcstg. Co.
Business Number Green St.
Tel.: 1490 News Service: UP
Representative Nona Kirby, Webb
Pres. & Gen. Mgr Charles E. Asher
Treasurer James D. Asher
Commercial Manager Roland Dahir
Program Director . . . . .William Kennedy
Chief Engineer Gordon Wiley
WSBS— Great Barrington— 1956
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Berkshire Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Rt. 7
Tel.: GR 1567 News Service: UP
Pres., Gen.. Comm. Mgr John T. Parsons
Sales Prom. Mgr Edward Comstock
Program Director Alan D. Vaber
Sales Prom. Dir Edward Tichenor
WHAI-Greenfield-1938
MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1240 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Haigis Bdcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. 486 Main St.
Tel.: PR 4-4301 News Service: AP
Transcription SESAC
Representative Walker
Membership RAB, NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr John W. Haigis. Jr.
Commercial Mgr Harry J. Frank
Pub. Dir June Greene
Program Director Ira I. Hewey
Chief Engineer Delwin D. Shattuck
WHAV-Haverhill-1947
Frequency: 1490 Kc Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WHAV, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. 30 How St.
Tel.: DR 4-4733 News Service: UP
Representative Kettell Carter
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Treasurer . . E. I. Cetlin
General Manager Robert I. Kimel
Program Director .James Simmons
Chief Engineer David Gate
WHYN-Holyoke-Springfield
1941— CBS
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Hampden — Hamshire Corp.
Address 1300 Liberty St., Springfield
WREB— Holyoke— 1950— K B S
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Valley Bcstg, Corp.
Address 225 High St.
Tel.: JE 2-3296 News Service: UP
Trans. Ser SESAC
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative Breen & Ward
General Manager Edmund F. Wakelin
Program Director David H. Foerster
Chief Engineer George G. Chandler
WCCM— Lawrence— 1947
Frequency: 800 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ......Lawrence Bdcstg. Co.
Address 9 Valley Street
Tel.: MU 3-7171 News Service: UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr Geo. H. Jaspert
Comm. Mgr., Prom. Mgr.. .Daniel Ruggles, HI
Prog. Dir John R. Canty
Chief Eng Norman Round
WCAP-Lowell-1951
Frequency: 980 Kc . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Northeast Radio Inc.
Address 243 Central St.
Tel.: 4-0404 News Service: UP
Representative Kettell-Carter, Webb
President Israel Cohen
Gen. Mgr William J. Warren
W L L i— Lowell-Lawrence
1934— MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Merrimac Bdcstg. Co.
Address 39 Kearney Sq., Lowell
Tel.: GL 8-8715 (Lo) News Service: UP
Representative Boiling
President Gerald Harrison
Gen. Mgr A. N. Armstrong, Jr.
Program Director. Tom Clayton
Chief Engineer Anthony G. Michaels
WLYN— Lynn-1946
Frequency: 1360 Kc . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Puritan Best. Service, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 7 Willow St.
Tel.: LY 5-6200 News Service: UP
Station Representative Walker
President Theodore Feinstein
General Manager Melvin Lahr
WHIL— Medford-Bosion— 1952
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Conant Bcstg. Co.
Address 99 Revere Beach Pkwy.-Medford
Tel.: MY 6-1430 .News Service: UP
Representative Grant Webb
Pres., Gen. Mgr . .Sherwood J. Tarlow
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Station Manager Joseph Kruger
Prog. Director .Bob Walsh
Chief Engineer , Sal Fulchino
WMOO-Milford-1956
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Milford Bcstg. Corp.
Address Opera House Bldg
News Service UP
Representative Nona-Kirby
Trans Thesaurus
Membership NAB
President .James W. Miller
Gen. Mgr Edwin E. Strawniack
Sales Mgr Henry F. Murray
WBSM-New Bedford— 1949
Frequency: 1420 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts
Owned. ........ .Bay State Broadcasting Co.
Address Pope's Island
Tel.: WY 3-1767 News Service: UP
Representative Boiling Co.
Membership NAB
President Joseph P. Duchaine
Gen. Mgr Otto F. A. Arnold
Comm. Mgr . Richard G. Evans
Prog. Dir. Hal Peterson
Continuity Director ........... Henry S. Galus
WHBH-NewBedford-1921
MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1340 Kc. ..... . .Powers 250 Wafts
Owned-Oper. By . . . . .E. Anthony & Sons. Inc.
Business-Studio Address. ..... .432 County St.
Tel.: WY 8-5228 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation ........ Standard-Times
Representative ................ .Walker Co.
Manager Henry N. Solomon
WNBP-Newburyport-1957
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned Tri-City Bcstg. Co.
Address Route 17
Tel.: HO 2-6654 News Service: UP
Representative Walker
President Theodore Feinstein
Gen. Mgr J. Thomas Mathers
WMNB-Norih Adams-1947
Frequency: 1230 Kc. .....Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Northern Berkshire Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio-Transmif ter Address . . . 466 Curran
Tel.: MO 3-6567. .News Service: AP
Transcription Service .............. Thesaurus
Representative McGillvra, Kirby
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr. ......... J. Gordon Key worth
Prog. Dir.. ............... ,Roy M. Anderson
W H M P-Norihampion-1950
Frequency: 1400 Kc. ...... Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Pioneer Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address ...78 Main St.
Tel.: JU 4-4275 News Service: UP
Representative. Nona Kirby, Webb
Membership NAB
President .John H. Williams
Gen.. Sta., Comm. Mgr.. . .Alexander W. Milne
WCAT— Orange— 1956
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 1000 W., d.
Owned-Oper. By Miller River Bcstg.
Address Brookside Rd.
Tel.: KI 4-2825 News Service: UP
Representative Nona Kirby
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President James W. Miller
V.P., Gen. Mgr Edwin E. Stawniak
Program Dir Brad Drawbridge
W B E C-Pittsf ield-1947-ABN
Frequency: 1420 Kc. ...... Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Western Mass. Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 33 Eagle St.
Tel.: 8292 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation Evening Eagle
Transcription Service .World
Membership .NAB
Rep Everett-McKinney. Foster & Creed
President .1. X. Miller
Gen., Sta. Mgr.. W. Wendell Budrow
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr.. .... .Edward Johnson
Prog., Pub, Dir.. .Paul Edwards
Chief Engineer Robert Johnson
WBRK— Pillsfield— 1938
MBS-YANKEE
Frequency? 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watt®
Owned-Operated By Greylock Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. 8 Bank Row
Tel.: 2-1553 News Service: UP
Representative Walker
Membership NAB
President . Leon Podolsky
Gen., Sta. Mgr .Walter Kearsey
Comm., Prom. Mgr.. ....... .Martin Schechter
Program Dir. William Nickum
Chief Engineer Allan J. Smith
WPLM-Plymouth-1955
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper, By. . .Plymouth Rock Bdcstg. Co.
Address...................... 294 Court St.
Tel: PL 2600 News Service: UP
Representative Breen & Ward
Pres., Gen. Mgr. Jack Campbell
WJDA-Quincy-1947
Frequency: 1300 Kc. .... Powers 1000 Watts «L
Owned-Oper. By. . .South Shore Bcstg. Co„ Inc.
Business-Studio Address. .Box 373
Tel.: MA 9-1300 News Service: UP
Representative. . Kirby, Breen & Ward
Membership . NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr.. James D. Asher
Comm.. Sales Prom. Mgr.. .... .K. P. Fallon, Jr.
Chief Engineer..... .Arthur F. Ian®
WESX-Salem-1939
Frequency: 1230 Kc.. ..... . .Power: 250 Watte
470
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Owned-Oper. By North Shore Bcstg. Corp.
Address , .Box 710
Tel.: PI 4-5670 .News Service: UP
Station Rep Breen & Ward
President James D. Asher
Gen., Comm. Mgr George R. Eckels
Prog., Pub. Dir :,. .Norman Durkee
WES 0— Southbridge-Webster
1955
Freguency: 970 Kc ; Power: 1000 Watts
Owned WESO Broadcasting Corp.
Address 291 Main Street
Tel.: PO 4-4381 .News Service: UP
Representative Webb. Foster-Creed
Membership NAB, RAB
President Peter A. Bordes
Vice-President Joseph L. RosenmiUer
Gen., Sta. Mgr Joseph C. Amaturo
Comm. Mgr William Richard
Program Director Robert Farson
Chief Engineer Ken Duquette
WBZA-WBZ
(Synchronous Operation)
Springfield-Boston— 1921
(See Boston Listing)
WHYN-Springfield-1941
CBS
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Hampden-Hampshire Corp.
Address 1300 Liberty St.
Tel.: RE 44126 News Service: UP
Representative Brariham, Wheeler
Membership NAB
General Mgr Charles N. DeRose
Business Mgr Patrick J. Montague
WMAS-Springfield-1932
MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1450 Kc .Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .......... . . WMAS, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. . ... 101 West St.
Tel.: RE 7-1414 News Service: UP
Representative . Boiling
Membership NAB
President .Gerald Harrison
Station Manager Robert Donahue
Comm. Mgr .Zack Land
Prog. Dir Roland Dumas
Chief Eng John Michnovez
W S P R— Springfield— 1936
Frequency: 1270 Kc . . .Power? 1000 Wafts
Owned-Operated By. ........... . .WSPR, Inc.
Business Address. ....... 63 Chestnut St.
Tel.: RE 2-4182 News Service: UP
Representative .... Hollingbery, Kettell-Carter
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Alan C. Tindal
Commercial Manager ... John J. Sullivan
Station Mgr.. .. .Paul Monson
Prog. Dir. Gordie Baker
Chief Engineer Valentino Partyka
WTYH-Springfield-
1949
1949
Frequency: 1600 Kc...,. Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Springfield Bdcstg. Co.
Address .... Shaker Rd., E. Longmeadow
Tel.: RE 3-4187 News Service: UP
Representative Dore & Pantcoast
Gen., Sta. Mgr. Arthur Tacker
Commercial Manager Jim Towie
WTXL-Wesi Springfield—
1949-ABN
Frequency: 1490 Kc. . .Power: 250 Watts
Ov/ned-Operated By .Telecolor Corp.
Address 34 Sylvan St.
Tel.: RE 9-4768 .News Service: UP
Representative Walker
Membership NAB. RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr L. A. Reilly
Commercial Manager .... Holland D. Cameron
Station Mgr„ Chief Engineer. ..... J. L. Spates
WPEP-Taunton-1949
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Silver City Bcstg. Corp.
Address 174 Broadway
Tel.: VA 4-7528 News Service: UP
Representative Nona Kirby
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. Marshall McGregor
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir. Joseph G. Quill
Comm. Mgr.. . Earle Blackwell
Production Dir Charles S. Williams
Chief Engineer Lawrence Prado
WARE-Ware-1948
YANKEE-MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . Central Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. 56 M. Street
Tel.: ....WA 1250
Representative Breen & Ward
President Dr. Bertram M. Roberts
General Manager Allan W. Roberts
Station Manager John Von Dell
Commercial Manager. Richard Vaughn
WDEW-Wesifield-1957
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . Westfield Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 249 Union St.
Tel.: LO 2-2307 News Service: INS
Membership NAB
President Albert L. Capstaff
General Manager Larry Jones
WOCB-West Yarmouih-1940
MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1240 Kc. ..... , .Powers 250 Watts
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Owned-Oper. By E. Anthony & Sons
Address South Sea Ave.
Tel.: HY 501 News Service: UP
Representative Walker
Newspaper Affil Standard Times
President Basil Brewer
Sta. Mgr Paul Stiles
Prog. Dir Joan S. Holbrook
Chief Engineer „ Frank L. Lynch
WAAi— Worcester— 1931
ABN-MBS-YANKEE-NBC
Frequency: 1440 Kc. . . Power: 5000 Watts
Owned by WAAB, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. . . .Waterman Bcstg. Corp.
Tel.: PL 2-5611 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB. RAB
Rep Hollingbery, Rettell -Carter
Pres., Gen. Mgr Bernard E. Waterman
Comm. Mgr C. Kaminski
Prog., Pub. Di: T. C. Sawyer
Chief Engineer .George Capalbo
WHEB— Worcester— 1946
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . . .New England Bcstg. Co.
Address 405 Main St.
Tel: PL 6-4672 News Service: UP
Representative Boiling
Membership NAB. RAB
President Paul C. Lytle
Gen. Mgr John J. Hurley
Commercial Mgr. ..... Edward T. McCann, Jr.
Chief Engineer. Vernon P. Wilson
WOHC-Worcester— 1925
Frequency: 1310 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WORC. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 50 Franklin St.
Tel.: SW 9-0581 News Service: AP
Representative Young, Wheeler
Pres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr Robert F. Bryar
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir.. Bart Coblentz
Program Director Richard Smith
Chief Engineer. Herman A. Gruzin
WTAG
-Worcester-
CBS
1924
Frequency: 580 Kc. Power: 5000 Watt»
Owned-Operated By WTAG. Inc.
Busmess-Studio Address 20 Franklin St.
Tel.: PL 5-4321 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Telegram & Gazette
Bepr^sentative. . Henry L. Christal Co.
Membership NAB
President. .Robert W. Booth
Vice Pres., Gen. Mgr .Herbert L. Krueger
Commercial Manager. ....... .Robert J. Brown
Local Sales Mgr R. L. Gravel
Sales Prom. Head Ben G. Oman, Jr.
P od.. Pgm. Dir A. J. Brissette
Chief Engineer . .E. A. Browning
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
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Sta. CP's— 5; Radio Homes— 2,212,000; TV Homes— 1,986,000
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Michigan
WABJ-Adrian-1946
F^quency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Gerity Bcstg. Co.
Address 2982 Treat Rd.
Tel.: CO 5-7123 News Service: AP
Representative Michigan Spot Sales
Membership NAB. RAB
President James Gerity. Jr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr Donald J. Dean
Program Director Keith Roper
Chief Engineer Galen Stutzman
W A L M— Albion— 1952— KBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ...... Calhoun Bcstg. Co.
Address Hawes Bldg.
Tel.: 5065 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Sesac
Membership NAB
General Manager C. Wayne Wright
WFYC-Alma-1948
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d..
Owned-Oper. By WFYC. Inc.
Address 5310 N. State Rd.. Rt. No. 1
Tel.: 95 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Hollingbery
General Manager Gilbert E. Thomas
Station Manager .David W. Sommerville
WATZ— Alpena— 1946
NBC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .Midwestern Bcstg. Co.
Business Address. M-32 West
Te!.: 1049 News Service: AP
Representative Holman
President .Les Biederman
Station Manager. . . .. .Drew McClay
Chief Engineer................ William Klker
WHRV-Ann Arbor-1946
Frequency: 1600 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By M. W. Broadcasting
Address 15823 W. McNichols (Detroit)
Tel.: BR 3-2026 (D) News Service: AP
Membership NAB
General Manager Larry Gentile
Station Manager Richard Harner
Prog. Dir Donald A. Herman
Chief Engineer James Allen
WPAG— Ann Arbor— 1945
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1.000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Washtenaw Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address .... 3rd Floor. Hutzel Bldg.
Tel.: NO 2-5517 News Service: AP
Transcription Thesaurus
Representative ........ Everett-McKinney, Inc.
Membership NAB
Pres.. Gen. Sta. Mgr Edward F. Baughn
Commercial Manager ..... Kenneth MacDonald
Program Dir Albert Sanborn
WLEW-Bad Axe-1950-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Stevens Wismer Bcstg. Co.
Address. 935 S. Van Dyke Rd.
Tel: 1010 . .News Service: AP
Rep Gill-Perna. Michigan Spot Sales
Trans. Ser. . . Standard. Lang- Worth. Thesaurus
Gen. Mgr John Wismer
Business Manager . Jim Muehlenbeck
WBCK-BaiileCreek-1948
Frequency: 930 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ... . .Michigan Bcstg. Co.
Address ... I Security Natl. Bank Bldg.
Tel.: WO 3-5555 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NAB. RAB
President Robert H. Holmes
General Mgr .E. F. Cahill
Chief Engineer Harley Hammond
WELL-BaiileCreek-1925
ABN
Frequency: 1400 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Southern Mich. Bcstg.
Address ....... Michigan National Bank Bldg.
Tel.: WO 4-7173 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Enquirer and News
Transcription Service Thesaurus. Standard
Representative .Meeker
Membership NAB, RAB
President Fred A. Know
Sta.. Comm. Mgr P. J. Haller
Program Dir Robt. Geerdes
Publicity Director .............. Jack Newman
Chief Engineer. .Earl J. Stone
WBCM— Bay City-
ABN-KBS
1925
Freq.: 1440 Kc... Power: 1 Kw. d.. 500 W., n.
Owned-Operated By ..... . Michigan Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Wenenah Hotel
Te!.: TW 3-7551 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World. Lang-Worth
Representative George P. Hollingbery
Membership NAB. RAB
President. .Robert H. Holmes
Gen.. Sta., Comm. Mgr Leo A. Jylha
Prog.. Pub. Dir Hal Shore
Chief Engineer Wes Thompson
WWBC-Bay Ciiy-1956
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Water Wonderland Bcstg. Co.
Address 306 Phoenix Bldg.
Tel.: TW 3-4588 .News Service: AP
Representative Bu-ke-Stuart
President Patrick J. Trahan
Manager Charles E. Anthony
Prom. Mgr Robert F. Benkelman
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474
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WHFB— Benton Harbor-
Si. Joseph— 1947
Frequency: 1060 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Palladium Publ. Co.
Address Michigan and Oak St., 8. H.
Tel.: WA 5-2113 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Palladium, Herald Press
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Representative Hal Holman
Membership NAB, RAB
President Stanley R. Banyon
General Manager J. P. Scherer
Program Director Don Pritest
Sales Prom. Mgr Dwight Edmunds
Sales Manager Redd Gardner
Chief Engineer M. U. Robinson
WBRN— Big Rapids— 1953
KBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 1 Kw„ d.
Owned-Oper. By .WBRN, Inc.
Address. P. O. Box 825
Tel.: 648 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus. SESAC
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Spencer Denison
Commercial Manager James Gilmartin
Chief Engineer R. F. Cook
WATT-Cadillac-1945
NBC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 W.. d.
Owned-Operated By. . .Midwestern Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. . . . . .U. S. 131, South
Tel.: PR 5-7831 News Service: AP
Transcription Service .SESAC
Representative Hal Holman
President Les Biederman
Station Manager .Merritt L. Chandler
Commercial Manager Bill Kimball
Sales Prom. Mgr Bud Drabny
Chief Engineer. Bill Kiker
WCER-Charloiie-1956
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Eaton County Bcstg. Co.
Address 1615 W. Lawrence Hwy.
Tel: 1390 News Service: AP
Representative Best
Trans Thesaurus
President Roy McLean
Gen., Comm. Mgr Robert S. Greenhoe
WCBY-Cheboygan— 1954
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Straits Bcstg. Co.
Address Mackinaw Ave.
Tel.: 554 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Best
Pres.. Gen., Sta., Sis. Prom. Mgr R. E. Hunt
Commercial Mgr Ben Morrow
Program Director, Pub. Dir Dick Welsh
Chief Engineer Norbert C. Poeppelman
WTVB-Coldwater-1949
Freq.: 1590 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d.. 500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By . . .Twin Valley Bdcstrs, Inc.
Address Box 32
Tel.: 1230 , News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
President E. Harold Munn. Sr.
General Manager Lester A. Dana
Commercial Manager Normand Moore
Chief Engineer .Virgil Royer
W K M H— Deiroii-Dearborn
1946
Freq.: 1310 Kc .Power: 5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Knorr Broadcasting Corp.
Address 15001 Mich. Ave., Dearborn
Tel.: TI 6-8500 News Service: UP, AP
Representative , Headley-Reed
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. F. A. Knorr
Sta. Mgr. John J. Carroll
Sales Prom. Mgr Robert Hodges
Commercial Manager J. O. Gilbert
Publicity Director Robert Hodges
Chief Engineer Jerrald Martin
CKLW-Deiroii-1932-MBS
Frequency: 800 Kc. .... . .Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Western Ontario Bcstg. Co..
Address 3300 Guardian Bldg., Detroit 26
Tel.: WO 1-7200 News Service: AP.UP
Representative Adam Young
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Representative Adam Young
Membership NAB, RAB
President, General Mgr.. ...... J. E. Campeau
Dir., Oper.. ............ . . . .S. C. Ritchie
Commercial Manager ...... E. Wilson Wardell
Program Director. . . ....... John Gordon
Publicity Director. Art Gioste?
Chief Engineer Stewart Clark
WCAR-Deiroii-1939
Freq.: 1130 Kc. Power: 50 Kw., d., 10 Kw., n.
Owned WCAR, Inc.
Address 500 Temple Ave.
Tel.: TE 3-8100 News Service: AP. INS, UP
Representative AM Radio Sales Co.
Pres., Gen. Mgr H. Y. Lev ins on
Exec. V.P Wayne N. Cook
WJBK-Deiroii-1925
Freq.: 1500 Kc... Power: 10 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By. ...... . .Storer Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 7441 Second Blvd.
Tel.: TR 3-7400 News Service: INS, AP
Representative Kats Agency
Membership NAB, RAB
President. .............. George B. Storer, Sr.
Managing Director. ........... .Harry Upson
Gen. Sales Mgr.. ...... .Herbert J. Weber, Jr.
Merchandising Manager ....... Richard Miller
Program Director Bob Martin
Chief Engineer Joseph Haigh
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Business-Studio Address 606 Lud St.
News Service AP
Pres.. Gen. Mgr George D. Lindenthal
Station Manager F. J. Lindenthal
Publicity Director Wm. J. Duchaine
Chief Engineer Henry C. Olsen
WJLB-Deiroii-1926
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Booth Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 700 Buhl Bldg.
Tel.: WO 2-0220 News Service: AP
Representative Forjoe
Membership NAB
President John L. Booth
Gen. Mgr Thomas J. Warner
Sta. Mgr Edwin E. Nye
Sales Prom. Mgr Commodore Clark
WJR— Detroit— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 760 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. WJR. The Goodwill Sta.. Inc.
Address. 2100 Fisher Bldg.
T'el.: TR 5-4440 News Service: AP, INS. UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Christal
Membership NAB
President John F. Patt
V.P., & Gen. Mgr. Worth Kramer
Pub. Rel. Dir George Kendall
V.P., Radio Sa'es Elmer O. Wayne
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Jack Brussel
Program Manager James H. Quello
Chief Engineer. .A. Friedenthal
WWJ-Deiroit-1920-NBC
Frequency: 950 Kc. ...... Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . .The Evening News Assn.
Address.................. 622 W. Lafayette
Tel.: WO 2-2000 . . .News Service: AP. UP
Newspaper Affiliation. ....Detroit News
Rep. .. Peters. Griffin & Woodward. McDermott
Membership NAB. RAB
President. ................ .Warren S. Booth
General Manager .......... Edwin K. Wheeler
Asst. Gen. Mgr.. .............. .Don DeGroot
Program Mgr. . Robert A. Henabery
Station Mgr Robert J. Mcintosh
Sales Prom. Mgr. .... Glen Kyker
Nat. Sales Mgr W. A. Schwartz
Local Sales Mgr Roland Gilbert
Business Mgr .Henry C. Rogers
Gen. Eng. Mgr. .................... E. J. Love
WXYZ-Deiroil— 1925-ABN
Frequency: 1270 Kc ... .Power: 5000 Watte
Owned-Oper. By. .............. . .WXYZ. Inc.
Business Address 1700 Mutual Bldg.
Tel.: WO 3-8321 News Services: INS, AP
Representative John Blair
Transcription Service Standard
Membership RAB. NAB
President James G. Riddell
Commercial Manager Harold L» Neal
Program Director Robert Baker
Prom. Mer., Pub. Dir Bud Kirvan
Asst. Radio Sales Mgr .Robert Baldrica
Chief Engineer ...Charles Kocher
WDBC-Escanaba-1941
MBS
Frequency: 680 Kc. ..... . .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Operated By. ....... . .Delta Bcstg. Co.
WEXL-Ferndale-1923
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... Sparks Bcstg. Co.
Business Address. . .2201 Woodward Hts. Blvd.
Tel LI 4-2200
Representative Bernard
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Jacob B. Sparks
Manager Gordon A. Sparks
Sales Manager. Ernest Holder
V.P., Chief Engineer Garnet G. Sparks
WAMM— Flint— 1955
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 500 W. d.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Binder-Carter-Durham, Inc.
Address 3506 E. Kearsley St.
Tel.: CE 9-8632 News Service: UP
Representative Gil-Perma
Pres., Gen. Mgr Richard S. Carter
Comm. Mgr Ronald L. Craig
Program Director Melvin A. Moss
Chief Engineer Charles Wallace
WBBC-Flini-1947-MBS
Frequency: 1330 Kc. . . Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Booth Radio & TV Stations.
Bus.-Studio Address 3076 E. Bristol Rd.
Tel.: CE 9-8686 News Service: AP
Representative Weed
Membership NAB
President . John Lord Booth
S'.a., Gen. Mgr Josejh R. Fife
WFDF-Flini-1922-NBC
Frequency: 910 Kc. Power: 5 Kw., d., 1 Kw., n.
Owned-Operated By The Trebit Corp.
Address Garland at First Ave.
Tel.: CE 2-7158 (News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Kcrtz
President . Harry M. Bitner, Jr.
Act. Gen., Sta. Mgr Elmer A. Knopf
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Marvin Levey
Chief Engineer .Gerald Wolpert
WKMF— Flint— 1952
Frequency: 1470 Kc. . Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Knorr Bcstg. Corp.
Address 112 W. Water St.
Telephone 9-7608
Station Rep.. . . .Mich. Spot Sis., Headley-Reed
Membership . NAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Fred A. Knorr
Managing Director. ........ . W. Eldon Garner
WMRP-Flinl-1946-KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc . .Power: 1 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .Methodist Radio Parish, Inc.
Address. ................ 3217 Lapeer St.
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Tel.: CE 3-5112 News Service: UP
Representative Best
President Arthur Howard
Gen. Mgr William H. Morford
Program Director Everett Smith
Chief Engineer Robert Swayze
WTAC-Flini— 1946— ABN
Freq.: 600 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned Founders Corp.
Address Box 929
Tel.: OW 4-4146 News Service: UP
Station Representative . . Hollingbery
President John M. Shaheen
General Manager David Mendelsohn
Publicity Director Ruth Wise
Commercial Manager .... Andrew C. Edgerton
Program Director Robert Halstead
Chief Engineer Robert Garner
W B F C-Fremont-1954-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Paul A. Brandt
Address Mt. Pleasant, Mich.
Tel.: 415 News Service: AP
Transcription Lang-Worth
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
President Paul A. Brandt
Station, Commercial Manager Ben Tonus
Publicity Director Jean McGowen
Chief Engineer Charles Holbrook
WATC— Gaylord— 1950
Frequency: 900 Kc. ..... Power: 1000 Waits d.
Owned-Oper. By Midwestern Bcstg. Co.
Address .... Paul Bunyan Bldg., Traverse City
Tel.: WI 7-7675 News Service: AP
Representative Holman, Mich. Spot Sales
Gen. Mgr. . „ Les Biederman
WGHN-GrandHaven-1956
Frequency: 1370 Kc. . . . .Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned Grand Haven Broadcasting Co.
Address .228 Washington St.
Tel.: 5397 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President .H. F. Wulf
Gen., Sta., Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr.. .Bob Kirby
Pub. Dir Delrose Heinzleman
Chief Engineer Bob Schmitt
WFUR-Grand Rapids— 1947
Frequency: 1570 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Furniture City Bcstg. Corp.
Address 399 Garfield Ave.. S.W.
Tel.: GL 6-9541 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Associated
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr William Kuiper. Sr.
Commercial Manager. .. .Peter Vanden Bosch
Sis. Prom., Pub. Dir William Kuiper. Jr.
Chief Engineer Gilbert Waite
WTAC
RADIO
DOMINATES!
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FLINT, MICHIGAN
in the Market
All day average 42.6— Nearest competitor 16.0 (Hooper)
340 out of 360— !4. hours 1st.— 20— 1A hours. 2nd. (Pulse)
Sea our audience composition — Monday through Friday. (Pulse)
National representative — George P. Hollingbery Co*
FOUNDERS CORP.
One of the Founder's groups of Stations, in
eluding KP0A, Honolulu: WFBL, Syracuse,
New York: WSMB New Orleans. Louisiana:
KTVRTV, Denver, Colorado
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WGRD-Grand Rapids— 1947 WMPL-Hancock-1957-KBS
Frequency: 1410 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 1000 Watte
Owned-Operated By.... Music Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Add. ..35 Lafayette Ave., NX
Tel.: GL 9-4111 News Service: AP
Transcription Service . . Standard
Representative . Gill Perna
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. Paul F. Eidhhorn
Sta., Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir Glenn Le Pard
Publicity Dir Rudy Pessel
Chief Engineer. .Richard Groenevelt
WJEF— Grand Rapids-
CBS
1945
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. Fetzer Bcstg. Co.
Address Pantlind Hotel
Tel.: GL 6-8512 News Service: AP
Transcription Thesaurus
Representative ........... Avery-Knodei Inc.
Membership NAB, RAB
President . . John E. Feteer
General Mgr. Carl E, Lee
Statloa Manager Martin Giaimo
CM@I Eng. Bruce M. Glycadgis
WIAY-Grand Rapids— 1940
ABN
Frequency: 1340 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
0ws@d. Versluis Radio & Television, Inc.
Addfeis. ............... .6 Fountain St., N.E.
Tel.: GL 6-5461 . News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Burke-Stuart
Membership NAB, RAB
President ............ Leonard A. Versluis
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr. ....... Lee G. Stevens
Prog. Dir. Don Mullen
Chief Engineer . Carroll Hutchings
WMAX-Grand Rapids— 1954
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owner . .WMAX, Inc.
Address Keith Theater Bldg.
Tel.: GL 6-8621 News Service: UP
Representative .Radio-TV Reps
General Manager .......... Chas. A. Sprague
Commercial Mgr. ......... ... Joe Hooker
WOOD-Grand Rapids— 1924
NBC
Frequency: 1300 Kc .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ......... . .Wood Bcstg., Inc.
Address 120 CoEege Ave., SX
Tel: GL 9-4125 News Service: AP
Representative . .......... .Kati Agency
Pres., Gen. Mgr Willard Schroedsr
Radio Sales Mgr Michael Lareau
Gen. Sales Mgr.. Arthur M. Swift
Prom. Mgr Clark Grant
Prog. Dir Franklin Sisson
Publicity Director John Burpee
Chief Engineer , Charles Robison
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Copper Country Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 147
Tel.: 3155 News Service: UP
Representative Best
Pres., Mgr Francis Locatelli
Comm. Dir Philip Frazer
W B S E— Hillsdale— 1955— KRS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 100 W.
Owned-Operated By ... . Stevens-Wismer Bcstg.
Address 92Vfe Broad St.
Tel.: HE 7-4444 News Service: AP
Transcription Thesaurus
Rep. Gil-Perna, Mich. Spot Sis.
Membership NAB. RAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr., Chief Eng E. H. Munn, Jr.
Comm. Mgr Lincoln A. Mayo
WHTC-Holland-1948
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ... . .Holland Bcstg. Co.
Address 5 E. 8th St.
Tel.: EX 2-3121 News Service: AP
Representative Best
President . W. A. Butler
Gen. Mgr Sandy Meek
Program Director Harold Franken
Chief Engineer . Juke Van Oss
WJBL-Holland-1956
Frequency: 1260 Kc. ..... . .Power: 500 Watts
Owned Ottawa Bcstg. Corp.
Address US 31 at James St.
Tel.: EX 6-5281 . . .News Service: UP
Transcription Service SES AC
Gen. Mgr. J. C. Grysen
Sales Mgr.. .R. E. Smits
WHDF-Houghion-1929
NBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Upper Michigan Bcstg. Co.
Address ... Houghton
Tel.: 1 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative WaBxer
Membership NAB
Chief Owner G. L. Burgan
General Manager. Albert W. Payne
Program Director. .Earl Norden
Publicity Director ..... .F. Grant Richards
Chief Engineer ............. George L. Burgan
WHGR-Houghlon Lake
1954
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned. ................. .Sparks Bcstg. Co.
Address ............ 3431 Houghton Lake Dr.
Tel.: GR 8-3040 .News Service: AP
Representative. Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
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President Jacob B. Sparks
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir Robert D. Ditmer
Chief Engineer Harold Kelly
WHMI-Howell-1956
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned. . . .Livingston Bcstg. Co.
Address 201 Vz W. Grand River Ave.
News Service AP
Representative Best
Manager. M. H. Wirth
WCHB-Inksier-1956
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Bell Bcstg. Corp.
Address 32790 Henry Ruff Rd.
Tel.: CR 8-1440 .News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB, RAB
President Dr. Haley Bell
General Manager. Dr. Wendell Cox
Program Director Larry D. Faulkner
WION-Ionia-1953
Frequency: 1430 Kc. . . . . . Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Ionia Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 143
Tel.: 2300 News Service: AP
Representative Best
Transcription Service Thesaurus, Sesac
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr Monroe MacPherson, Sr.
Sta. Mgr. Monroe MacPherson, Jr.
Commercial Mgr D. L. Aldrich
Prog. Dir Jim Pegg
WMIQ— Iron Mountain— 1947
ABN
Frequency: 1450 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned Iron Mountain-Kingsford Bcstg. Co.
Address 211 East Ludington Street
Tel.: 2031 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB
President Frank J. Russell
Gen., Sta., Coznm., Prom. Mgr. W, C. Johnson
Program, Pub. Dir. Gil Heard
CWtl Engineer..... ...Richard Gallup
WIKB-Iron River— 1949
KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. Power: 250 Welti
Owned By Iron Co. Bcstg.
Address Iron River Nat. Ban Bldg.
Tel.: 102 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best
Transcription . Thesaurus
Membership NAB, RAB
President Edwin Phelps, Sr.
Gen. Sta., Comm. Mgr., .... .Edwin Phelps, Jr.
Program, Pub. Dir. .............. Milo Jordan
Chief Eng... ...Les Patten
WJMS— Ironwood— 1931— KBS
Frequency: 630 Kc. ..... . .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By.. Upper Mich.-Wis. Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address .... St. James Hotel Annex
Tel.: 20 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB, RAB
President Gen. Mgr.. .... .William L. Johnson
Sales Mgr Robert Olson
W J P D— Ishpeming— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Ishpeming Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Jenks Block
Tel.: HU 6-9937 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
President J. P. Deegan
Sta. Manager Harold Smith
Comm. Mgr Eldon Wallace
Prog. Dir Baker Urdan
Chief Engineer L. Roncoglione
W I B M-Jackson-1925-ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc ....Power: 250 Watts
Owned. ..... .Booth Radio & TV Stations. Inc.
Address 2511 Kibby Id.
Telephone 6121
Station Representative Weed
Membership NAB
President John L. Booth
Managing Director George P. Lesley
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
479
WKHM— Jackson-
MBS
1951
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Chief Engineer Kenneth Farrance
WKZO-Kalamazoo-1923
CBS
Frequency: 590 Kc .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Fetzer Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 590 W. Maple St.
T»e!.: FI 5-2101 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB, RAB
President John E. Fetzer
V. P. & Mgr. Dir Carl E. Lee
Radio Admin. Asst Otis T. Gaston
Program Director. .......... .Charles T. Lynch
Chief Engineer Arthur E. Covell
WILS-Lansing-1947
Freq.: 1320 Kc. . . . .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By Lansing Bcstg. Co.
Bus. -Studio Address 407 N. Washington
Tel.: IV 2-1655 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Venard
Pres., Gen. Comm. Mgr.. ... .John C. Pomeroy
Sales Prom. Mgr Richard M. Pomeroy
W J I M-Lansing-1934-ABN
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ..... . Gross Telecasting. Inc.
Address . 2820 East Saginaw
Tel.: IV 2-1333 News Service: UP
Rep Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership RAB
President, Gen. Mgr Harold F. Gross
Sta ion Mgr Howard K. Finch
Comm. Mgr Keith Oliver
Sales Prom. Mgr Geoge Hancin
Chief Eng Carl Musson
WKLA-Ludingion-1944
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .... .Raymond A. Plank
Address East Ludington Ave.
Tel.: 1450 News Service: UP
Representative Best
Membership NAB. RAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Ray A. Plank
Frequency: 970 Kc. . . . . . . .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Jackson Bcstg. & Tele. Corp.
Address .441 Wildwood
Tel.: ST 4-7181 News Service: AP
Rep. Headley-Reed. Mich. Spot Sales
Trans Lang-Worth, World
Pres., Gen. Mgr Fred A. Knorr
Commercial Manager. . . .Nathan H. Alberstein
WKLZ-Kalamazoo-1955
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 500 W. d.
Owned The Circle Corporation
Address 2315 Schippers Lane
Tel.: FI 3-2541 News Service: UP
Representative Gil-Perna
Pres., Gen., Comm. Mgr. ...... Joseph F. Butler
Sta. Mgr.. Prog. Dir., Chief Eng..R. E. Patterson
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir. . . Leon B. Van Dam
WKMI-Kalamazoo-1947
Freq.: 1360 Kc. . . .Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By ..... Steere Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address . . . State Theatre Bldg.
Tel.: FI 4-0111 News Service: UP
Representative Broadcast Time Sales
Membership NAB
President. .Howard D. Steere
Station Manager.. .Emil J. Popke, Jr.
Commercial Mgr. Barney Doyle
Prog. Dir. ..................... Dan Daniels
WKMI
Kalamazoo ^ Michigan
Western Michigan's
Most Powerful
Independent
*
5,000 WATTS
*
Serving the
Kalamazoo-Battle Creek
307,000 Metropolitan Area
*
Steere Broadcasting Corp.
wmte
-Manistee-
KBS
1951
Frequency: 1340 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . . .Manistee Radio Corp.
Address . Box 322
Tel.: 1340 (News Sevice: AP
Trans. Ser.. Thesaurus
Representative Best
Membership RAB
President. James R. Sumbler
General Manager . Stephen Cole
Comm. Mgr Edward H. Owens
WDOG-Marine City — 1950
Frequency: 1590 Kc . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
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Address Mt. Pleasant, Mich.
Owned-Operated By Radio St. Clair, Inc
Address Marine City Hway.
Tel.: RO 2-1111 News Service: UP
President Jerry Coughlin
Station Mgr John S. Bell
Program Dir J. A. Sullivan
Chief Engineer Robert Burr
WDM J— Marquette— 1931
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1320 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Lake Superior Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Mining Journal Bldg.
Tel.: CA 6-3524
Newspaper Affil Mining Journal
Membership NAB
Representative Superior Ad Agency
General Manager Frank J. Russell, Jr.
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Robert Luke
WAG N— Menominee-
KBS
1952
Frequency: 1340 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Men-Mar Bcstg. Co.
Address Glickman Bldg.
Tel.: UN 3-5551 News Service: UP
Rep W. E. McClenahan
Pros., Gen. Sta. Mgr Vernon Uecker
Nat. Sales E. V. Mottard
Chief Eng Loren B. Koesling
WMDN— Midland— 1948
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Rich Publ. House, Inc.
Address 2500 Swede Rd.
Tel.: TE 9-9988 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Station Rep HU F. Best
Membership NAB. RAB
President Phillip T. Rich
General Mgr Peter A. Wolf
WMIC— Monroe— 1956
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 500 W. d.
Owned Mclntyre Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 306
Tel.: CH 1-5550 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
General Manager Dale B. Hornung
Program Director Robert J. Norwood
Chief Engineer George Stearns
WBRB— Mount Clemens— 1956
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned WBRB, Inc.
Address 234 S. Gratiot
Tel.: HO 3-5876 News Service: AP
Gen. Sales Mgr Bob Maxwell
WCEN— Mt. Pleasant— 1949
KBS
Freq.: 1150 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned .Paul A. Brandt
Tel.: SP 3-3171 News Service: AP
Transcription Service .Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Representative Hill F. Best
President Paul A. Brandt
Sta., Comm. Mgr Dick Wood
WMAB-Munising— 1956
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Munising- Alger Bcstg. Co.
Address . .First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Tel.: 518. News Service: AP
Representative Best
Trans Standard
Gen. Mgr Charles Symon
Sta. Mgr T. H. Ouellette
Prog. Dir Chuck Ramsey
WKBZ— Muskegon-1926
ABN
Frequency: 850 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Ashbacker Radio Corp*
Business-Studio Address 432 Apple Ave.
Tel.: 2-6051 News Service: AP
Trans. Serv Lang-Wortl
Representative Meekei
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Arch Shawd
Sta., Comm. Mgr J. R. Gudelsky
Program Director J. L. Roach
Pub. Dir., Sales Prom. Mgr B. L. Bennett
Chief Engineer George Krivitzky
WMUS-Muskegon-1947
KBSV
Frequency: 1090 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. Greater Muskegon Bcstrs., Inc
Business-Studio Address 517 W. Giles Rd.
Tel.: 4-1672 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Station Rep Hil-BesL
V.P., Gen. Mgr Dalton C. Hille
WTRU-Muskegon— 1949
Frequency: 1600 Kc. . Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Muskegon Bcstg.
Address Summitt & Getty Sts.
News Service UP
Representative Gill-Perna
• President Paul F. Eichhorn
Manager Kenneth Chapin
Sales Prom. Mgr Bill Musgrave
WNIL-Niles-1956-KBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned Niles Bcstg. Co.
Address 416 Sycamore St.
Telephone . . MU 3-5432
Gen. Mgr Richard W. Holloway
W 0 A P—Owosso— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1080 Kc .Power; 250 Watte d.
Owned-Operated By ...... . Owosso Bcstg. Co.
481
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Address . . .Owosso
Tel.: SA 5-8196 News Service; AP
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra
Membership .NAB, RAB
President. J. E. Campbell
Gen., Sta. Mgr .Merrill Walker
Chief Engineer Fran Bowles
WMBN-Peioskey-1946
NBC
Frequency? 1340 Kc .....Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ..... . .Midwestern Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address Traverse City
Tel.: WI 7-7675. .News Service: AP
Station Rep. ....... Holman, Mich. Spot Sales
General Manager Les Biederman
WPON-Poniiac-1954
Frequency: 1460 Kc. ..... .Power: 500 Watts
Owned Gerity Bcstg. Co.
Address Waldron Hotel
Tel.: FE 8-0444. ..... . .News Service; AP
Transcription Service ......... Thesaurus
Station Representative . . Michigan Spot Sales
Membership ............ . NAB, RAB
President. ................. James Gerity, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr Russell Gohring
Prog. Dir. Don Zee
Commercial Mgr Jack Chapman
Chief Engineer . Karl Kuck
WHLS-PoriHuron-1938
KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc. .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Stevens-Wismer Bcstg. Co.
Address .932 Military St
Tel.: YU 2-8536 .News Service: AP
Trans. Ser Standard, Lang-Worth
Rep Gill-Perna, Michigan Spot Sales
Membership NAB
General Manager. ....John F. Wismer
Station Mgr. Thomas G. Sicklesteel
Comm. Mgr John Shepard
Chief Engineer. .............. .Harold ©Ever
WTTH-PoriHuron-1947
ABN
Frequency: 1380 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ....... . The Times Herald Co.
Address. .907 6th St.
Tel.: YU 5-7171 ........... .News Service: AP
Newspaper AffiL. ............. .Times-Herald
Transcription Service Standard
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative ...................... .Weed
Sta. Mgr Kenneth Blevins
General Manager. ........ .R. S. Sommerville
Sales Prom. Mgr. ............... Ronald Mires
Chief Engineer ................ Kenneth Kunze
WHAK-Rogers City— 1949
Frequency: 960 Kc. .... Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By... Rogers City Bcstg. Co.
Address Rogers City
Tel.: 7751 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Harvey A. Klann
Comm. Mgr. Albert Klann
WKNX-Saginaw-1947
Frequency: 1210 Kc. . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Lake Huron Bdcstg. Corp.
Address 221 So. Wash. Ave.
Tel.: PL 3-4471 News Service: UP
Representative Gill-Perna
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr William J. Edwards
Vice-President. ....... .Hon. Alvin M. Bentley
Station Manager Howard H. Wolfe
Commercial Mgr.. R. M. Chandler
Business Manager L. L. Purvis
Program Director Charles Renwick
Chief Engineer Max W. Thomas
WSAM-Saginaw-1940
NBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Knorr Bcstg. Corp.
Address. 2435 Holland Ave.
Tel.: PL 2-8161 News Service: AP
Rep. .... Headley-Reed Co., Mich. Spot Sales
Membership NAB
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
President Fred A. Knorr
Station Manager George M. Millar
Chief Eng . .O. A. Nordenskjold
WSJM-SainiJoseph-1956
Frequency: 1400 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . Lake Broadcasters
Address Box 66
Tel.: YU 3-5579 News Service: UP
Transcription Lang-Worth, SES AC
Membership NAB
President Maurice G. Humphrey
General Mgr Richard W. Lee
Comm. Mgr Ralph W. Newland
Program Dir Al Evans
V. P., Chief Eng Carl L. Benson
WSGW-Saginaw-1950
MBS
Frequency: 790 Kc. . . .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By... Booth Radio & TV Stations
Address. 400 Mason Bldg.
Tel.: PL 3-4456 News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB
Pres., Mgng. Dir.. John L. Booth
V.P., Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr.. Robert W. Phillips
Program Director .... .......... Fred Krell
Chief Engineer. ......... Harold Vok, Jr.
WS00— SauliSie. Marie
1940
Freq.: 1230 Kc. .............. .Power: 250 W.
Owned-Operated By . . Hiawathaland Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .... .208 Ashmun St.
482
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Membership . . ....... NAB
Representative NBS
Trans.. . Thesaurus, SESAC, Standard
President . . . .Stanley R. Pratt
General Manager .Russell Staifield
WSTR-Sturgis-1951
| Frequency: 1230 Kc . . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WSTR, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 70
Tel.: 1198 News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
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General Manager E. Harold Munn Jr.
Station Manager Frank B. Cummins
WT CM— Traverse City— 1941
MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc. . . . Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... .Midwestern Bdcstg. Co.
Address Paul Bunyan Bldg.
Tel.: WI 7-7675 News Service: AP
Rep Hal Holman Co., Mich. Spot Sales
Membership NAB
General Manager. Les Biederman
Minnesota
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 3,303,000; Families— 962,000; Lie. Stations— 62,
Sta. CP's— 2; Radio Homes— 940,000; TV Homes— 738,000
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Membership NAB, RAB
President Chet Weseman
General Manager. ............. .R. J. McElroy
Commercial Mgr. Ken Soderberg
K A S M-Albany-1950-KBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Stearns Co. Bcstg. Co.
Address Albany
Tel.: 5-3005 .News Service: UP
Transcription Lang-Worth
Membership NAB
President William Blattner
General Manager Urban J. Keppers
Promotion Mgr .Dale Howard
KATE-Albert Lea-1937
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owner. .. .Albert Lea- Austin Bdcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address 332 South Broadway
Tel.: 2338 News Service: UP
Transcription Service ..... Standard, Thesaurus
Representative Meeker, Buhner & Johnson
President Bennett O. Knudson
Gen. Mgr E. A. Van Alstyne
Program Director Marie Prosser
Sales Prom. Mgr Tom Golden
Chief Engineer. .Donald Franz
KXRA-Alexandria-1949
KBS-ABN
Frequency: 1490 Kc . Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Alexandria Bcstg. Co.
Address 1315 Broadway
Tel.: RO 3-3131 .News Sevice: UP
Representative Upper Mid- West Bcstg.
Membeship NAB
Pres., Coram., Sales Prom. Mgr. . . E. Q. Walters
Station Manager Kenneth A. Tessmer
Program Director, Pub. Dir . . .K. C. Bechtel
Chief Engineer Ron Wandmacher
K A U S-Austin-1948-MBS
Freq.: 1480 Kc. . . .Power: 1 Kw., d. 500 W., d.
Owned-Oper. By .... . Minnesota-Iowa TV Co.
Business-Studio Address Hwy. 56, South
Tel.: HE 3-8836 .News Service: AP
Transcription Service .World
Representative ................ Avery-Knodel
KB UN— Bemidji— 1946
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned Paul Bunyan Broadcasting Co.
Address Box 848
Tel.: 1900 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
President Ben H. Potter Jr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr James R. Hambacher
Chief Engineer Robert D. Zellmer
KBMO-Benson-1956-KBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned. KEMO Bcstg. Co.
Address. 1205 Pacific Ave.
Tel.: VI 2-4601 News Service: UP
Trans. ..... .SESAC
Representative E. T. Holmgren
Membership NAB
President George J. McCarthy
Gen. Mgr. B. J. Kinney
Sales Prom. Mgr..... ...G. B. McClellen
Ch. Eng Dale Schulz
KLIZ-Brainerd-1946
Frequency: 1380 Kc. . . . . Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned-Operated By. .... . .Brainerd Bcstg. Co.
Business Address. 2700 E. Oak
Tel.: 2853 News Service: UP
Transcription Service ..... .World, Associated
Representative .Walker
Membership .NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr E. Thomas O'Brien
Station Mgr. Earl R. Johnsen
K B M W— Breckenridge-1948
KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ..... . Interstate Bdcstg. Corp.
Address. . . .519 Dakota Ave,, Wahpeton, N, D,
483
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Tel: 2-4141 News Service: UP
Station Representative ....... Continental
Transcription Service ........ Standard, World
Pres., Gen. Mgr. Robert E. Ingstad
Sta., Coram. Mgr George Kaufmann
W K L K-Cloquet-1949-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Cloquet Bcstg. Co.
Address .Cloquet
Tel.: TR 9-6725 News Service: UP
General Manager Henry Newby
Station Manager .Sidney Markusen
Commercial Manager ........ Richard Johnson
KROX— Crooksion— 1948
KBS
Freq.: 1260 Kc. .Powers 1 Kw. d., 500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By. . . . .Crookiton Bcstg. (X
Business-Studio Address. ....... .Eaglet Blag.
Tel.: 1050. .............. .News Service: UP
Transcription Service. ..... .Thesaurus, World
Rep. .............. Donald Cook, Tracy Moore
President, Prog. Dir.. .... Jerome A. Dahlberg
General Manager. ........ .William J. Kiewel
Sales Prom., Comm. Mgr.. ...... .E. R. Melbye
Chief Engineer.. ........... .Earl Handyside
KDLN— Detroit Lakes— 1951
KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By .Detroit Lakes Bcstg. Corp.
Address. ................ 1340 Richwood Rd.
Tel.: 1100. .News Service: UP
Transcription Service ............ .World
Representative ...... Continental Radio Sales
Station Manager Norman Engstrom
Program Director L. Weston
Commercial Manager D. Knutson
Chief Engineer. ................. W. Wilson
KDAL-Duluth-1936-CBS
Frequency: 610 Kc. ..... . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Red River Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address ..... 2 1 8 Bradley Bldg.
Tel.: RA 2-2628. News Service: AP
Transcription Service ........... Lang-Wortb
Representative . ". Avery-Kaodel
Membership NAB. RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Odin S. Ramsland
Sales Manager. Rex H. Hudson
Exec. V.P. Chg. Engr.. .... Robert Dettman
WEBC-Duluih-1924
NBC
Frequency: 560 Kc. ..... . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Head of the Lakes Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. ........ .WEBC Bldg.
Tel.: RA 2-2873. News Service: UP
Representative .................. Hollingbery
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Membership NAB, RAB
President ................. .Morgan Murphy
Commercial Manager ......... John H. Borgen
General Manager. ........... .Robert J. Rich
Program Director Dennis Murphy
Chief Engineer Norman Gill
WELY-Ely-1954-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner. .... ......... .Charles B. Persons
Address WELY Bldg.
Tel.: 744 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
Station Mgr., Chief Eng Charles B. Persons
WEVE-Eveleih-
MBS-KBS
1947
Frequency: 1340 Kc . Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Carl Bloomquist
Address WEVE Bldg.
Telephone 1340
Transcription Service Standard
Representative UMBS Sales
Membership NAB
Owner Carl Bloomquist
General Manager. ......... .Arthur F. Nelson
KSUM-Fairmont-1949
MBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ....... Fairmont Bdcstg. Co.
Address ............... 306 North Park St..
Tel.: 1370 News Service: UP
Representative ........ Rombeau, UMBS Sales
Trans. Serv Thesaurus
Membership NAB
General Manager . Frank Endersbe
KDHL-Faribaull-1947
Frequency: 920 Kc .Power: 1000 Waits
Owned-Oper. By. KDHL Bdcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .. .213 Central Ave.
Tel.: FA 4-4345 News Service: UP
Transcription Capitol, Standard
Membership NAB
General Mgr.. J. E. Hyde, Jr.
Commercial Mgr. Palmer Dragst®o
KGDE-FergusFalls-1926
MBS
Freq.: 1250 Kc. . . .Power: 1 Kw. d.. 500 W. n.
Owned-Operated By. ... . .Fergus Radio Corp.
Business-Studio Address Fergus Falls
Tel.: 6996 News Service: AP
Representative ............ Bulmer & Johnson
Secy.-Treas., Gen. Mgr.. ... Harold L. Dell
Assistant Manager Frederick T. Dell
K0ZY
•Grand Bapids-
MBS-KBS
1948
Frequency: 1490 Kc. ..... . .Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ...... . .Itasca Bcstg. Co.
Address 207 N. First Ave.
Tel.: FA 6-3446 News Service: UP
Membership NAB, RAB
General Manager Robert D. Kennedy
484
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Representative John E. Pearson
Owner , , Harry W. Under
General Manager.. Gilmore F. Frayseth
WMF G
-Hibbing— 1935
NBC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Head of the Lakes Bcstg. Co.
Address WMFG Bldg.
Tel.: 3-7531 News Service: UP
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NAB, RAB
General Manager Harold Parise
K D U Z— Hutchinson— 1953
KBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned North American Broadcasting Co.
Address Box 32
Tel.: 1555 News Service: UP
Representative Best
Transcription Standard
General Manager Albert Tedesco
Commercial Mgr Dean Nolt
Program Director Lorrain Lhotka
Station Manager Heinz Fruck
Chief Engineer Darrel Gander
KLTF— Little Falls— 1950
KBS
Frequency: 96Q Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Little Falls Bcstg. Co.
Address 105V2 Broadway E.
Tel.: 367 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Sta. Mgr John H. Lemme
Commercial Manager Richard J. Rudeck
KT0E— Mankaio-
ABN
1950
Freq.: 1420 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .Minnesota Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address Mankato
Tel.: 4537 News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
President. H. W. Linder
Gen.. Comm. Mgr D. O. Linder
Chief Engineer Steve Wolf
KYSM
■Mankato— 1938
NBC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By F. B. Clements & Co.
Address 101 N. Second St.
Tel.: 4673 News Service: UP
Representative Meeker
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
Membership NAB. RAB
Gen.. Station. Comm. Mgr.. .Robert E. Dehaven
KMHL-Marshall-1946
ABN
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Harry W. Linder
Business-Studio Address KMHL Bldg.
Tel.: 2282 News Service: AP
WCC0— Minneapolis-1924
CBS
Frequency: 830 Kc Power: 50,000 Walls
Owned By Midwest Radio-Television. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 625 Second Ave. S.
Tel.: 2-1202 .News Service: AP. UP. INS
Transcription Service Standard
Representative CBS Radio Spot Sales
Membership NAB
Exec. V. P.. F. Van Konynenburg
Gen., Sta. Mgr Larry Haeg
Sales Manager Phil Lewis
Prog. Prom. Mgr Gordon Mikkelson
Program Director William Schwarz
Sales Prom. Dir .C. Kaufman
Chief Engineer. Kermit Sueker
WDGY-Minneapolis-1923
Freq.: 1130 Kc. . .Power: 50 Kw. d., 25 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By The Storz Stations
Address Builders Exchange Bldg.
Tel.: FE 5-2271 News Service: UP, INS
Representative John Blair
Membership NAB
President Todd Storz
General Manager Jach Thayer
Sales Manager Edward T. Hunt
Publicity Director Rosemary Bialon
Chief Engineer Kenneth Olson
The Twins like radio with their fun
. . . and fun with their radio.
That's why WDGY is first* in the Twin
Cities . . . and why WDGY billings are
at an all time high. It's Storz Station
programming that does it. Talk to Blair
or WDGY general manager Jack Thayer.
^Latest Pulse All-Day Average
WDGY — Mpls. - St. Paul
50,000 watts
"A STORZ STATION"
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KEVE— Minneapolis— 1948
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Western Bcstg.
Address 917 Lilac Lane
Tel.: LI 5-5601 News Service: AP
Representative Bernard
Transcription Standard
Membership '. . .RAB
President R. M. Purcell
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Kenneth Firnstahl
Program Dir Bob Kaye
Chief Engineer Denvy Doty
WL 0 L— Minneapolis— 1939
Frequency: 1330 Kc. . . . . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ........ .BFR Bcstg. Co.
Address 870 Northwestern Bank Bldg.
Tel.: FE 3-0406. News Service: UP, AP
Representative AM Radio Sales
Membership NAB, RAB
President .Larry Bentson
Gen., Comm. Mgr. Wayne Williams
Program Director Jim Boysen
Publicity Director Ray Christensen
Chief Engineer .Bryce Ekberg
WPBC-Minneapolis-1949
Frequency: 980 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By... People's Bdcstg. Co.
Address 1133 Stinson Blvd.
Tel.: ST 9-4356 News Service: UP
Representative McGavren-Quinn
Pres., Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr W. V. Stewart
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Jack I. Moore
Ptog., Pub. Dir Mrs. B. A. Stewart
Chief Engineer Gene Chenetti
WTCN— Minneapolis-Si. Paul
1931— ABN
Freq.: 1280 Kc... .Power: 5 Kw. d..- 1 Kw. n.
Owned By Twin State Bcstg.
Address Calhoun Beach Hotel
Telephone .WA 7-8881
Rep Eats Agency, Andy McDennott
Membership NAB, RAB
V.P., Gen. Mgr. Phil Hoffman
Sales Manager. Jack Cosgrove
Sales Promotion Mgr Dave Lee
Program Director . .Sev Widman
Chief Engineer. Joseph Kahnke
K D M A— Montevideo— 1951
ABN
Frequency: 1450 Kc. ...... Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .... .Midwest Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 369
Tel.: AM 9-8815 News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
Pres.......... H. W. Linder
Gen. Mgr Willard Linder
Sta. Mgr Byron Zurn
Comm. Mgr Fred Ehlen
Chief Engineer James Wood
KVOX-Moorhead-1937
MBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc Powter: 1 Kw.
Owned-Operated By KVOX Bcstg. Co.
Address 400 8th St. So.
Tel.: 3-1522 News Service: UP
Representative Devney
Membership RAB
President E. J. McKellar
Gen., Station Mgr M. M. Marget
Commercial Mgr R. L. Owens
Sales Prom. Mgr T. P. Hannaher
Pub. Dir Arthur Selikoff
Chief Engineer Erwin Lief eldt
KMRS-Morris-1956-KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned. Clifford L. Hedberg, Pres.
Address Morris, Minn.
Tel.: 68 .News Service: AP
Trans Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr George Brooks
Comm. Mgr. Peter Steel
Prog. Dir Jim Bollman
Ch. Eng Don Anderson
KHUJ-New Ulm-1949
KBS
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By KNUJ, Inc.
Address ZOAVz N. Minn. St.
Tel.: .....905
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB, RAB
General Manager George E. Korenchen
Program Director Bill Parker
KRF0— Owalonna— 1950
KBS
Frequency: 1390 Kc. . Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Owatonna Bcstg. Co.
Address 301 N. Cedar St.
Tel.: 5541 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Hopewell
Pres., Gen. Mgr Robert W. Behling
Sta. Mgr.. Chief Eng Gerald J. Boos
Comm. Mgr Charlie Vais
Prog. Director Duane Allen
WCMP-Pine Ciiy-1957-KBS
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Pine County Bcstg. Co.
Address ..... Box 578
Tel.: 767 News Service: UP
Gen. Mgr Robert P. Schuller
KL0H— Pipestone— 1955
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Pipestone Bcstg. Corp.
Address, 118 W. Main St.
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Tel.: 1050 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Continental
President C. B. Thomas
General Manager Lee Burton
KCUE-RedWing-1948
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d
Owned. .... .Hiawatha Valley Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address RFD 4
Tel.: DU 8-3511 News Service: AP
Representative William G. Rambeau
Gen. Mgr., V.P Gene Elston
Comm. Mgr David Vonch
Program Dir Harley Flathers
Chief Engineer Virgil J. Kohrs
KLGR-Redwood Falls— 1954
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Harry W. Linder
Address . 209 S. Washington St.
Tel.: ME 7-2989 News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
General Manager Gilmore F. Frayseth
Assistant Manager Ray Foslid
KR0C— Rochester-
NBC
1935
News Service AP
Gen. Mgr C. R. Holmberg
KSTP— St. Paul-Minneapolis
1928— NBC
Frequency: 1500 Kc. , Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned By. . . . KSTP, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. . 3415 University Ave.
Tel.: MI 5-2717. ....... .News Service: AP, UP
Transcription Service ...... Thesaurus, SES AC
Representative Edward Petry
Pres., Gen. Mgr Stanley E. Hubbard
V .P.. Sales M. L. Rosene
Radio Sales Mgr Byron Anderson
Exec. V.P.. Trees K. M. Hance
Production Supervisor D. Brooks Henderson
Promotion-Publicity Director Wm. Davey
Chief Engineer William S. Sadler
WISK-Si. Paul— 1951
Frequency: 1590 Kc .Power: 5 Kw„ d.
Owned BVM Bcstg. Co.
Addres 158 N. White Bear Ave.
Tel.: PR 1-5588 News Service: UP
Representative .Rambeau
Gen. Mgr Nicholas Tedesco
Sta. Mgr Samuel H. Sabean
WMIN-Si. Paul— 1936
Frequency: 1400 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Franklin Bcstg. Co.
Address. 611 Frontenae Place
Tel.: MI 5-7757 News Service: AP
Representative John E. Pearson
V.P., Gen. Mgr Wm. F. Johns, Jr.
Sales Mgr. Merle Edwards
Program Director .Ralph R. Smith
WAVN-Siillwaier-1949
KBS
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By St. Croix Bcstg. Co.
Address ..126^2 S. Main St
Tel.: 46 .News Service: UP
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Richard K. Power
Comm. Mgr James H. McLaughlin
Sales Prom. Mgr Dewey S. Campbell
Prog. Dir J. Roger Erickson
Publicity Dir Henry Sampson
Chief Engineer Elmer L. Christenson
KTRF-Thief River Falls
1947
Frequency: 1239 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. KTRF Radio Corp.
Address Box 69
Tel.: 13 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Buhner & Johnson, Inc.
Membership .RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Don Olsen
Chief Eng. . Fred Franklin
SIT:.13" Kc-: "aJSii^Si W H L B-Virginia-1936-NBC
Address 1031 Grace St. Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
487
Frequency: 1340 Kc . Power: 250 Watts
Owned Southern Minnesota Bcstg. Co.
Address 100 1st Avenue Bldg.
Telephone 3924
Representative Meeker, Harry S. Hyett
Membership RAB
President Mrs. Gregory P. Gentling
General Manager G. David Gentling
Commercial Manager Robert Fick
KFAM-Si. Cloud— 1938
NBC-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Times PubL Co.
Address .Femwood Addition, Hwy. 152
Tel.: BL 2-1551 News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB, RAB
President Frederick C. Schilplin
Manager John Murphy
Comm. Mgr Marlin Dean
Publicity Director Mrs. L. Hemberger
Chief Engineer Robert Witschen
WJON-Si.Cloud-1950
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Granite City Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 270
Tel.: BL 1-4422 News Service: UP
Representative .... Rambeau, Bulmer & Johnson
Transcription Service World
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr John Haerle
K RBI-Si. Peier
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Owned-Oper. By Head of the Lakes Bcstg.
Address WHLB Bldg.
Tel.: SH 1-2233 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil Misabi Daily News
Membership NAB, RAB
Transcription Service World
Representative Hollingbery
Gen. Mgr Harold J. Parise
Sta., Comm., Prom. Mgr.. .Baldino W. Rodorigo
Prog. Dir Richard Shumavc
Chief Engineer. .Norman Gill
KWAD
-Wadena-
MBS
1948
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By.... KWAD Broadcasting Co.
Bus.-Studio Address First Natl. Bank Bldg.
Tel.: 920 News Service: UP
Representatives Buhner & Johnson
President. .Robert E. Ingstad
V.P.. Gen. Mgr .Marlin T. Obie
Commercial Mgr.. . .Harold O. Bakke
Chief Eng. . Harold Allen
K W L M-Willmar-1940-ABN
Frequency: 1340 Kc . Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Lakeland Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Willmar
Tel.: BE 5-1340 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Col©
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NAB
President .H. W. Linder
Sta. Mgr Willard Linder
Commercial Manager. Jack Lynch
Chief Engineer Francois Peterson
K A G E-Winona-1956-KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Winona Bcstg. Co.
Address 118 W. Fourth St.
Tel.: 2867 News Service: UP
Manager Frank I. Haas
Sales Mgr Jac . . k Ortman
K W N O-Winona-1938-ABN
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
O wned-Operated By . . . Winona Radio Service
Business-Studio Addres 216 Center St.
Tel.: 3313 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation Daily News
Transcription Service Standard, World
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative John E. Pearson
President. .M. H. White
Gen., Sta. Mgr E. M. Allen
Prog. Dir.. C. E. Williams
Commercial Manager H. Rod Hurd
Chief Engineer ................. Gene Gappa
KWOA-Worihingion-1947
Frequency: 730 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Worthington Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address Hotel Thompson
Tel.: 2-7301 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Buhner & Johnson
Membership NAB
President .R. W. Olson
General Manager. R. E. Shepard
Comm. Mgr. Arne Karhu
Prog. Dir Walt Jensen
Chief Engineer Clint Knapp
Mississippi
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 2,179,000; Families— 563,000; Lie. Stations— 67,
-4; Radio Homes— 546,000; TV Homes— 246,000
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Transcription Thesaurus
Representative .Hil F. Best
President Harold B. McCarley
Chief Engineer Alfred E. Jennings
WLOX-Biloxi-Gulfpori
1948-MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc . Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WLOX Bcstg. Co.
Address .Buena Vista Hoiai
Tel.: ID 6-5581 News Service: UP
Trans. Service Standard, Lang-Worth
Representative Holman
Membership NAB
General Manager ............ Ray Butterf ield
Commercial Manager. Thomas B. Mafure
Program Director ............... Mary Migues
WVMI-Biloxi-1950
Frequency: 570 Kc. ... .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. ... Radio Associates
Address .P. O. Box 152
Tel.: ID 2-7001 News Service: UP
Rep Nat. Time Sales
Sta. CP'S-
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WMPA— Aberdeen— 1952
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Ray Tolar, Gen. Mgr.
Address Box 402
Tel.: EM 9-4561 News Service: UP
Prog. Dir Frances Tolar
Ch. Eng Thomas R. Tolar
W A M Y— Amory— 1955— KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc .Powter: 5 Kw., d.
Owned Charles C. Boren, Jr.
Address Box 268
Telephone CL 6-5911
Representative Everett-McKinney
Commercial Manager Jimmy Wells
Program Director Elsie Sanderson
Chief Engineer A. D. Wiygul
WBLE
-Batesville-
KBS
1953
Frequency: 1290 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By .......... . Panola Bcstg. Co.
Address Drawer No. 73
Tel.: 7266 News Service: AP
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Transcription Service Thesaurus
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Odes E. Robinson
Comm. Mgr Robert Stein
1 Chief Engineer Odes E. Robinson, Jr.
WBIP-Booneville— 1950
KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Booneville Bcstg. Co
Address Highway No. 45-S
Tel.: PA 8-5301 News Service: UP
Transcription World
Representative Hil F. Best
Gen. Mgr E. O. Roden
Comm. Mgr Don Moore
Program Director . . Jean Cochran
WCHJ— Brookhaven— 1955
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Rural Broadcasting Co.
Address Entrican Bldg.
Tel.: 1076 .News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
Partners W. M. Jones. Laura Jan's Huff
Gen., Comm., Prom. Mgr W. M. Jones
Station Mgr Doug Mathis
W J M B— Brookhaven— 1948
KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Brookhaven Bcstg. Co.
Address W. Chickasaw St.
Tel.: 1298 News Service: AP
Representative Continental
Transcription Service World
Pros., Gen. Mgr Tullius Brady
W D 0 B-Canion— 1953-KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Madison County Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 182
Tel.: 1370 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Indie
Manager Al Simmons
Program Dir Hazel Lewis
WGLC-Centreville-1951
KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Southern Bcstg. Co.
Address Hwy. 24
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Continental Radio Sales
President Alvin Sensing
Gen.. Sta., Comm.. Prom. Mgr. . . C. W. Wright
Prog., Pub. Dir Thelma McCraine
Chief Engineer E. Case
WKDL-Clarksdale-1955
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Coahama Bcstg. Co.
Address 1 State St.
Tel.: MA 4-6200 (News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr John B. Craddock
Program Director Joseph Rachuba
Chief Engineer S. (Sonny) Jennings
WROX-Clarksdale-1944
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Eunice T. Imes
Address Alcazar Hotel
Tel.: MA 4-4313 News Service: AP
Representative Everett-McKinney
Membership NAB
President Paul D'Antoni
General Manager Bob McRaney, Sr.
Sta., Sales Prom. Mgr P. B. Hinman
Commercial Manager Helen Sugg
Chief Engineer C. D. Graves
WCLD-Cleveland-1949
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watte
Owned Voice of the Delta, Inc.
Address H'way 61 So.
Tel.: VI 3-4091 News Service: AP
Station Representative Walker
President Joseph W. Carson
V.P., Gen. Mgr George C. Shurden
WCJU-Columbia-1946
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WCJU, Inc.
Address .P. O. Box 472
Tel ....RE 6-2616
Newspaper Affiliation. The Progress
Pres.. Gen. Manager. Lester Williams
Prog. Dir Clifford Chance
Sta. Mgr., Chief Eng .Ray Tolar
WACR-Columbus-1950
Frequency: 1050 Kc. ...... . .Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned. J. W. Eatherton
Address Main & 4th St. S.
Tel.: FA 8-1050 News Service: UP
Representative Best
General Manager James W. Eatherton
Program Director Mrs. Rick Moore
Comm. Mgr Sydney Thweatt
Chief Eng Dan Stewart
WCBI-Columbus-1940
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 550 Kc. Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned Columbus Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Gilmer Hotel
News Service AP
Representative . . . Dixieland, Everett-McKinney
Membership NAB
President B. Imes, Jr.
Gen., Pub. Mgr Bob McRaney
Sta. Mgr J. W. Eatherton
489
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Comm. Mgr Ray Crummy
Prog. Dir Jack Cochrane
Chief Engineer Tom McFerrin
WCMA-Corinih-1945
KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . Corinth Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address Ray Bldg.
Tel.: 5575 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
Representative Venard; Ayers
President Aaron B. Robinson
Gen. Sta., Sales Prom. Mgr John E. Bell
Prog. Dir.. Thomas T. Weaver, Jr.
Chief Engineer James D. Anderson
WKBX-Corinih-1956
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned. Triangle Bcstg. Co.
Tel.: 6691 News Service: AP
Representative Best
Sta. Mgr.. W. E. Gray
Comm. Mgr Charles B. Tucker
WMAG-Forresi-1955
KBS
Frequency: 860 Kc. .... .Power: 500 Watts d.
Owner-Operated By. .Scott County Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 188
Tel.: 7001 News Service: UP
General Mgr. Hugh Hughes
Commercial Mgr Willie Weems
. WDDT-Greenville-1956
Frequency: 900 Kc . .Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned The Delta Democrat Times
Address 207 Main Street
Tel.: 2-0526 News Service: AP
Transcription Thesaurus
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr. Ross Charles
Commercial Manager William Deans
Program Director Ron Lundy
Chief Engineer Joe Gunter
WGVM-Greenville-1948
Frequency: 1260 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . .Mid America Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 118 So. B'way
Tel.: 4559 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Transcription Service Standard
Rep. ............ Devney, Melville, Dixieland
Pres„ General Manager David M. Segal
Station Manager Edward M. Guss
Sales Prom. Mgr., Prog. Dir.. .Wallace D. Hoy
Commercial Manager Jack R. Stull
Chief Engineer. Joseph C. Gunter
WJPR-Greenville-
MBS-KBS
1939
Owned-Oper. By Radio Service Co.
Business-Studio Address 120 So. Poplar St.
Tel.: 9049 News Service: AP
Representative Bogner & Martin
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
Gen. Sta. Mgr Emmett H. McMurry
Commercial Manager Frank W. Baldwin
Program Director ........... Mildred Flowers
Sis. Prom. Mgr Gene Underwood
Publicity Dir. Bea Armistead
Chief Engineer Percy L. Kuhn
W A B G— Greenwood— 1950
Freq.s 860 Kw Power: 1 Kw. d.. 500 w. n.
Owned-Oper. By Greenwood Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 414
Tel.: 3010 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr Cy Bahakel
Sta. Mgr Don Neil
Comm. Mgr Ken Wallace
Prog. Dir Erlene Leach
Chitef Engineer Billy Watkins
WGRM— Greenwood-
NBC-KBS
1937
Freq.: 1330 Kc. . . .Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Operated By Radio Station WGRM
Address. . . 600 Walnut St.
Tel.: 1900 News Service: UP
General Manager F. C. Ewing
Commercial Mgr. Lew Sadler
Program Dir Charles Hester
Chief Eng Louis Pierce
WNAG-Grenada-1949
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Birney lines, Jr.
Address Columbus^Miss.
Telephone 1400
Representative . . .Dixieland, Everett-McKinney
Newspaper Affiliation Dispatch
General Manager Bob McRaney
Sta., Comm. Mgr., Prog.. Pub. Dir.. .M. Looney
Chief Engineer Jimmie Pinnix
WDEB-Gulfpori-1955
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned-Operated By .... . Electronics Research
Address Box 115
Tel.: UN 3-7133. News Service: UP
Transcription .Standard
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Gen., Sta. Mgr L. H. Thesmccr
Sales Prom. Mgr Earl Blessey
Comm, Mgr Eddie Vann
Chief Engineer. Bob Reach
WGCM-Gulfpori-1929
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. WGCM Bcstg. Co.
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Address 15th Ave and 22nd St.
Tel.: GU 1111 News Service: AP
Station Representative Bogner & Martin
Membership NAB
Owner & Gen. Mgr Hugh O. Jones
Sta.« Sales Prom. Mgr Holton Turnbough
Commercial Manager Mrs. O. L. Owens
Prog. Dir Tommie Meek
Chief Engineer Donovan Murphy
W B K H— Hattiesburg— 1954
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned Deep South Radio, Inc.
Address 305 Bay Street
Tel.: JU 2-1986 News Service: UP
Representative McGillvra
Gen. Mgr F. M. Smith
Comm. Mgr Walter L. Smith
Prog. Director Terry R. Speights
Chief Engineer B. B. McLemore
WFOR— Hattiesburg— 1925
NBC-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Forrest Bcstg. Co.
Address 302 Hemphill St.
Tel.: JU 4-5432 News Service: UP
Representative Rambeau, Dixieland
President C. J. Wright, Sr.
Program Director Clifton Sessions
Station Mgr E. M. Jenkins
WHSY-Hailiesburg-1948
ABN
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Hub City Bcstg. Co. Inc.
Address Hwy. II, North
Tel.: JU 3-1741 News Service: AP
Representative Clark
Membership RAB, NAB
President Charles W. Holt
Station Manager Carl Welch
Chief Engineer Charles Sharpling
WXXX-Haiiiesburg-1957
Frequency: 1310 Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Best. Development Co.
Address Box 1492
Tel.: JU 2-2591 News Service: UP
Representative Indie Sales
President Dave A. Matison, Jr.
Manager J. C. Walker
WMDC— Hazlehursi— 1953
KBS
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned Southwestern Bcstg. Co. of Miss.
Address P. O. Box 571
Tel.: 869 News Service: UP
Representative McGillvra
General Manager Louis Alford
Sta. Mgr., Chief Engr Mack Smith
Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir Malcolm Jones
Publicity Director Bob Prather
W C P C-Housion-1955-KBS
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By WCPC Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 552
Tel.: GL 6-3528 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Robin H. Mathis
Sales Mgr., Prog., Pub. Dir. . . Ralph C. Mathis
Chief Engineer John B. Skelton, Jr.
WNLA-Indianola-1953
KBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 500 watts d.
Owned Central Delta Bcstg. Co.
Address 134 Baker St.
Tel.: Ml 500 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Co-Owners W. L. Kent; J. M. McLendon
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Kit Carson
Program Director Paul Artman
Publicity Director John McLendon
Chief Engineer Bob Meador
WJDX-Jackson-1929-NBC
Frequency: 620 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned. Lamar Life Insurance Company
Address 715 S. Jefferson
Tel.: 2-2691 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Hollingbery
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
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Membership NAB, RAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr Fred L. Beard
Comm. Mgr Frank Gentry-
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir ... Chuck Allen
Prog. Dir Forrest Cox
Chief Engineer Percy G. Root
WJQS-Jackson-1947
CBS
Frequency? 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Milner Bcstg.
Address King Edward Hotel
Tel.: 4-5653 News Service: UP
Representative Branham
Membership NAB, RAB
General Manager Lewis Heilbroner
Commercial Manager. Ben Greer
WJXN-Jackson-1945
Frequency; 1450 Kc.. ..... . .Powers 250 Watts
Owned. ...... ... Jackson Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address . . P. O. Box 786
Tel: 2-6673. .News Service: UP
Representative Webb
Membership NAB
President James T. Ownby
General Manager ........ Robert Statham
WOKJ-Jackson-1954
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned ................. Dixieland Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 2667
Tel.: 3-7830 News Service: UP
Station Representative Pearson
Membership NAB. RAB
General Manager . . . John M. McLendon
Station Manager Al Evans
Program Director Buddy Green
Chief Engineer Bill Hollingsworth
W R B C-Jackson-1947-MBS
Freq.s 1300 Kc. . . . Power: S Kw. d.« 1 Kw., n.
Owned-Operated By. . . . .Rebel Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address. ..... 125 Vz So. Lamar
Tel.: 5-1562 News Service: AP
Representative .......... Rambeau, Dixieland
General Manager ... ...... W. V. Dubard
Commercial Manager Percy H. Powers. Jr.
W S L I-Jackson-1938-ABN
Frequency: 930 Kc. ...... Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By ..... . Capitol Bdcting Co.
Address Box 8155
Tel.: 4-2512 News Service: AP
Newspaper AffiL. .Daily News, Clarion Ledger
Transcription World
Representative Weed
Membership NAB
President T. M. Hederman, Jr.
General Manager ............ L. M. Sepaugh
Station Manager Richard Voorhis
Commercial Manager Ed Wilkerson
Sales Prom. Mgr. Dorothy Dawley
Prog., Pub. Dir Billie Wilbanks
Chief Engineer C. A. Perkins
WKOZ-Kosciusko-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 5 Kc. d.
Owned-Oper. By Kosciusko Bcstg. Co.
Address 109 W. Jefferson
Tel.: 782 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Transcription World
General Manager Cy N. Bahakel
Station Manager Mims Boswell, Jr.
WAML-Laurel-1932
NBC-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By New Laurel Radio Station
Business-Studio Address Box 950
Telephone 5601
Transcription Service World
Representative George P. Hollingbery
President Harold Matison
Gen., Sta. Mgr Frank W. Sumxall
Commercial Manager. ........ .M. VL Caver
Program Director .......... Granville Walters
Chief Engineer. ............ .Forrest Williams
WLAU-Laurel-1946
ABN
Frequency: 1490 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Southland Bcstg. Co.
Address. ............... .437 N. Magnolia St
Tel: 8-7227 News Service: UP
Representative ................... McGillvra
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership RAB, NAB
President. C. T. MeCallum
Gen„ Sta. Mgr.. ........... .Norma H. Leggett
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr David Stensrud
Pgm., Pub. Dir Jim Gibbon
Chief Engineer W. B. Carter
WHSL-Laurel-1957
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Voice of the New South, Inc.
Address 160 Beacon St.
News Service UP
Representative Walker
Membership RAB
Gen. Mgr Granville Walters
Comm. Mgr Teck Jones
WLSM-Louisville-1953
Frequency: 1270 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. ... . .Louisville Bcstg. Corp.
Address Louisville
Tel.: 1000 News Service: AP
Station Representative Walker
Station Manager Herbert Guthrie
Program Director John W. J<enkins, Jr.
WMBC-Macon-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc ...Power: 250 Watts
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Owned Bob Chisholm
Address WMBC Bldg.
News Service UP
Station Rep Hil Best
General Manager Bill Atkinson
Comm. Mgr E. C. Farr
WSJC-Magee-1957-KBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc. Power: 500 Wd. d.
Owned SE Miss. Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 324
Tel.: 3513 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
General Manager Marvin L. Mathis
Program Director Jimmy Tugwfell
Chief Engineer Hulon Mathis
WAPF
•McComb— 1948
KBS
Frequency: 980 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. .S. W. Bcstg. Co. oi Miss.
Address .Pike Hotel
Telephone 1884
Station Rep McGillvra
Transcription Service. World
Co-Owners Phillip Brady, Louis Alf ord.
Mack Smith
WHNY-McComb-1939
ABN
Freq.: 1250 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.. 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By Bcstrs. Service, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 111
Tel.: 2080 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Thomas F. Clark Co.
President Charles W. Holt
General Manager W. R. Tyler
Commercial Manager Carrol Hines
W C 0 C-Meridian-1926-CBS
Frequency: 910 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Mississippi Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address Box 59 1
Tel.: 2-7714 News Service: UP
President, General Manager. . .Withers Gavin
WMOX-Meridian-1945
KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Birney Imes, Jr.
Address P. O. Box 1511
Tel.: 2-0171 News Service: AP
General Manager Bob McRaney
Station Manager Kenneth Berry hill
Chief Engineer Dan Hollingsworth
WOKK-Meridian-1946
ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By New South Bcstg.
Address Box 528
Tel.: 2-6133. News Service: UP
Representative Walker
President Joseph W. Carsen
Station Manager Frank E. Holladay
Chief Engineer R. K. Wall
WMIS— Natchez— 1941
NBC-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned .Natchez Broadcasting Co.
Address City Bank Building
Tel.: 2-2522 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Membership , NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr P. K. Ewing, Jr.
Program Director Gene Perry
Sales Prom. Mgr Bill Wall
Chief Engineer George Wilson
WNAT-Naichez-1949
MBS-ABN
Frequency: 1450 Kc .... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Old South Bcstg. Co.
Address . . .Eokt Hotel
Tel.: 4621 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
President Mrs. Laurie G. Ratcliffe
General Manager Paul Schilling
WMAU-New Albany-1955
KBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By New Albany Bcstg. Co.
Address 202 Bankhead St.
Tel.: 4361 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Gen., Sta. Mgr., Chief Eng.. . .V. Keith Wroten
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr Daniel L. Skilton
Program Director Lee Elman
WSUH-Oxford-1955-KBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By ....... . Colonel Rebel Radio
Address University Ave., East; Box 266
Tel.: 1134. News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Rep Hil F. Best
Pres., Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr C. H. Quick
Sales Prom. Mgr Quinon Ivy
Program Director Netta Quick
Pub. Dir Martha Lyles
Chief Engineer Mitchell Self
WPMP
-Pascagoula-
KBS-ABN
1951
Frequency: 1580 Kc. . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Crest Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address. P. O. Box 391
Tel.: SO 2-3113 .News Service: UP
Membership NAB. RAB
Representative .Hil F. Best
Pres., Gen. Mgr William R. Guest, Jr.
Comm. Mgr , Dennis Brown
Sales Prom. Mgr . . F. C. Strother
Program Dir , Craig Apker
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Publicity Dir E. Rae Cole
Chief Eng.. . . W. H. Collins
WHOC-Philadelphia-1948
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By William Howard Cole
Address Box 26
Tel.: 740 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Hil F. Best
President. Manager .... William Howard Cole
Program Director Mrs. D. A. Nichelson
Chief Eng Paul M. Miller
WRJW-Picayune-1949
KBS
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5000 d.
Owned-Oper. By Tung Bcstg. Co.
Address . Picayune
Tel.: SY 8-4835. News Service: AP
Representative McGillvra
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
General Mgr. Herb Witthauer
Prog. Dir. Maxie Stephens
WSSO-Siarkville-1949
KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. Power: 250 Wotti
Owned-Oper. By .Storkville Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address WSSO Bldg.
Tel.: 1230 News Service: AP
Transcription Service ................ Capitol
Membership NAB
Representative Keystone
Pres., Gen., Comm. Mgr.. Joe Phillips
Prog., Pub. Dir Charlotte Myrick
Chief Engineer .Travis Palmer
WELO-Tupelo-1944
MBS-KBS
Freq.: 580 Kc. . . . . .Power: 1 Kw. d.; 500 W. n.
Owned-Operated By Tupelo Bcstg. Co.
Bus.Studio Address WHO Bldg.
Tel.: VI 2-7658 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Everett-McKinney
Membership NAB
General Manager Bob McRaney
Station Manager Bob Evans
Commercial Manager E. L. Bowen
Prog. Dir. Edward Cleary
Chief Engineer. .LeRoy Green Sr.
WTUP-Tupelo-1953
Frequency: 1380 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d.
OwnedOper. By .Lee Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 362
Tel.: VI 2-3301 News Service: UP
Station Representative Hil F. Best
Transcription ....................... .World
General Mgr James E. Reese
WQBC-Vicksburg-
MBS-KBS
1931
Freq.: 1420 Kc. . . .Power: 1 Kw. d.. 500 W. n.
Owned-Operated By. . .Delta Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address Post-Herald Bldg.
Tel.: 312 .News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Evening Post
Representative Bogner & Martin
Membership NAB
President L. P. Cashman
General-Station Mgr Mary-Van Cashman
Commercial Manager L. L. Miller
Program Director. C. Kahn
Chief Engineer Waverley Conway
WVIM-Vicksburg-1948
Frequency: 1490 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Miss., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 906 Clay St.
Telephone 3901
Transcription World
Representative. Thomas F. Clark, Dora-Clayton
General Mgr John F. Shea
Station Mgr Charles P. Tucker
W A B 0— Waynesboro— 1954
KBS
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owner New Laurel Radio Sta., Inc.
Address Box 95
Tel.: 5-4700 News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
President Harold Matison
General Manager Granville Walters
Station Manager Paul Carlisle
Sales Prom. Mgr Martha King
Prog. Dir Gene Perry
Pub. Dir N. Shoemaker
WR0B— West Poini-
KBS-MBS
1947
Frequency: 1450 Kc. Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Bob McRaney, Sr.
Address Columbus, Miss.
Tel.: FA 8-2550 News Service: AP
Representative Everett-McKinney
Pres., Gen. Mgr Bob McRaney Sr.
Station Manager Jack King
WAZF-Yazoo City— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watte
Owned WAZF* Inc.
Address 321 Vz Main St.
Tel.: 1300 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best
Transcription Service World
Manager Bruce Gresham
Prog. Dir. Dennis Hancock, Jr.
Chief Engineer John Gilmor©
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KWRT-Boonville-1953
KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owner Wm. R. Tediick
Address Boonville
Tel.: TU 2-6505 News Service: AP
Representative Indie
Membership NAB
Transcription Standard
Owner, Gen. Mgr W. R. Tedrick
Chief Engineer , .Donald E. Shepard
K B H M-Branson-1956-KBS
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Shepherd of the Hills Bcstg. Co.
Address Ill Pacific
Tel.: ED 4-3133 News Service: AP
Representative , Best
Sta. Mgr Orville Barton
Sales Mgr Clotis Barker
KGHM-Brookfield-1955
KBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned Green Hills Bcstg. Co.
Address 308 N. Main
Tel.: 1800 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative Indie Sales, Inc.
Gen. Mgr Keith Morris
Comm. Mgr Carole Williams
KFVS— Cape Girardeau— 1925
Freq.: 960 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Operated By Hirsch Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 324 Broadway
Tel.: ED 5-5511 News Service: AP, UP
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative Headley-Reed
President, Gen. Mgr Oscar C. Hirsch
Sta. Mgr Ralph L. Hirsch
KG MO— Cape Girardeau— 1952
KBS
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By KGMO Radio-TV Inc.
Address Hwys. 61 & 74
KDMO-Carihage-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Carthage Bcstg. Co.
Address 1201 E. Chestnut
Tel.: 2648 News Service: AP
Station Rep Continental
Membership NAB
Owner, Gen. Mgr J. J. Daly
KCRY-Caruthersville-1950
KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts 4.
Owned-Oper. By Pemiscot Bcstg. Co.
Address 106 Vfe W. 3rd St.
Tel.: 965 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Co-Partners. .Erie Taylor, Walter Y. Cleveland
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr.. Ed Dyer. Jr.
Prog., Pub. Director Harry A. Moreland
Chief Engineer Al Lawrence
KCHR-Charleston-1953
KBS
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By South Mo. Bcstg. Co.
Address South Main St.
Tel: 2-4451 News Service: AP
Representative Continental Radio Sales
Transcription Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Chief Eng Kermit Barker
Program Director James L. ByTd III
KCHI— Chillicoihe— 1950
KBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. Cecil W. & Jane Roberts, Inc.
Address Farmington
Tel.: 2345 News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
General Manager Cecil W. Roberts
Station Manager Howard G. Rion
KDKD-Clinton-1951-KBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Osage Broadcasting Corp.
Address .Box 113
Tel.: 233 News Service: UP
Representative Indie Sales
Gen. Mgr William R. Tedrick
Sta. Mgr Robert F. Morey
Program Director Kathleen Morey
Chief Engineer . Stuart W. Underwood
K B I A-Columbia-1955-KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc. ..... Power: 250 Watts a.
Owned-Operated by . . . Midwest Bdcstg. System
Address Mexico Gravel Road
Tel.: GI 2-4401 News Service: AP
Representative Best
Gen., Sales Mgr Robert R. Stoner
KFB.U-Columbia-1925
ABN
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KFRU, Inc.
Business Address. Hwy 40 & 63, Southbound
Tel.: GI 3-4141 News Service: AP, INS
Station Rep .Webb
Trans RCA, World, Lang- Worth
Membership .NAB, RAB
President .H. J. Walters, Jr.
Station Manager Mahlon R. Aldridge
Director ol Sales Gregory Reeser
495
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AP
Means
Added Prof
its
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
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Commercial Manager William Stephenson
Program Dir Kenneth Albridge
Chief Engineer Hiram Hood
KDEX— Dexter— 1955— KBS
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Stoddard County
Address Box 232
Tel.: 1400 News Service: UP
Representative Sears and Ayer
Membership NAB, RAB
General Manager Jerome B. Zimmer
Sta. Mgr., Chief Eng L. D. Speidel
Program Director Gene Hoge
K R E I— Farmington— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Midwest Bcstg. System
Address Box 270
Tel.: 710 News Service: AP
Station Rep ,Hil F. Best
President Cecil W. Roberts
Gen., Sta. Mgr Robert D. Rapp
Coram. Mgr Ernest Jones
Prog. Dir Martha M. Rapp
Chief Engineer Norman C. Nielsen
KJCF-Fesius-1951-KBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned Jefferson County Radio & TV Co.
Address .P. O. Box 192
Tel.: YE 7-3810 News Service: UP
General Manager Donald M. Donze
Chief Engineer Russell Seals, Jr.
KFMO-Flai River-1947
Frequency: 1240 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . .Lead Belt Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Flat Hirer
Tel.: GE 1-2000 News Service: UP
President Oscar C. Hirsch
Statlon-Comm. Mgr James F. Collins
Prom. Mgr. James Strader
Program Director Lynn Bohs
Pub. Dir Virginia Collins
Chief Engineer Gilbert Collins
KFAL-Fulion-1950
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Mo. Central Bcstrs.
Address 5th and Market
Telephone 1400
Representative Indie Sales
Transcription Service Standard
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr .Robert W. Nickles
Station Dir Roger P. Fox
Comm. Manager. . '. L. Reed Holt
KHMO-Hannibal-1941
Freq.: 1070 Kc. .... Power: 5 Kw. d.» 1 Kw. a.
Owned-Oper. By Mark Twain Bcstg.
Business-Studio Address... ...Box 711
Tel.: 3450 News Service: AP
Representative Simmon Assoc.
Membership RAB, NAB
President Jerrell Shepard
General Manage A. E. Dahl
Station Manager. James F. Jae, Jr
K I M 0— Independence— 1947
Frequency: 1510 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Craig Siegfried
Business-Studio Address. .310 N. Osage
Tel.: CL 2-9815 .News Service: AP
NewspaperAf f il. . Daily News, Pictorial Shopper
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership RAB
President Craig Siegfried
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir. . . Bill Hardt
Pub. Dir. . .Shawn Galey
Chief Eng. R. Atkeisson
KLIK-Jefferson City— 1954
Frequency: 950 Kc.. Power: 5 Kw., d.
Owned. ................. .Empire Bcstg. Co.
Address 410 E. Capital
Tel.: 5-4136 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Transcription Service World
Representative Simmons
President J. A. Shepherd
V.P.. Gen. Mgr A. E. Dahl
Comm. Mgr Robert Benedict
Prog. Dir Hiram Higsby
Pub. Dir Stanley Grieve
Chief Engineer Ed Scar?
KWOS-Jefferson City — 1937
KBS-MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Capital Bcstg. Co.
Bus. -Studio Address Monroe at Capitol
Tel.: 6-3137 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation. .... .News Tribune Co.
Station Representation Grant Webb
President Mrs. L. R. Goshorn
General Manager. .R. L. Rose
Commercial Manager. .... .William Natsch, Jr.
KFSR-Joplin-1948
Freq. 1310 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Four States Bcsters, Inc.
Address. 1027 Main St.
Tel.: May 4-1310 News Service: UP
Representative .Meeker
Membership NAB
President Harry Easley
Sta., Gen. Mgr W. H. Clark
Comm. Mgr. Robert A. Barry
Program Director Ed Johnson
Chief Engineer Lloyd Frazier
K0DE-Joplin-1946-CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WSTV, Inc.
Address... ...1928 W. 13 St.
Telephone .MA 3-7260
Representative William G. Rambeau
President Jack Berkman
General Manager Harry Burke
497
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W W B H—Joplin— 1932— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Waits
Owned:Operaited By. ...... . .O'Brien & Assoc.
Business-Studio Address FRL Bldg.
Tel: MA 4-4330 .News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Sears & Ayer
Membership .NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr. Don O'Brien
Commercial Manager Obed Borgen
KCKN-KansasCiiy-1925
(See Kansas City, Kansas, listing)
KCMO
•Kansas City-
CBS
1936
Freq.: 810 Kc..'. . .Power: 50 Kw. d., 10 Kw. m
Owned-Operated By. ..... . .Meredith Pub. Co.
Address;, 125 E. 31st St.
Tel.: JE 1-6789 .News Service: AP
Representative Kate
Membership NAB, RAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr E. K. Hartenbower
Commercial Manager R. W. Evans
Sales Prom., Pub. Dir. Ann White
Program Director . .... ^ ...... . George Stump
Chief Engineer. Karl Troeglen
KFRM-KansasCily-1947
For KFRM Listing — See Concordia, Kansas
It's a WHByworld
Month after month, year after year WHB
dominates Kansas City. Example: Latest 96-
county area Pulse shows WHB first 432 of
432 quarter hours.* Whether it's Metro Pulse,
Nielsen, Trendex or Hooper . . . whether it's
Area Nielsen or Pulse . . . WHB is the domin-
ant first throughout, with audience shares
consistently in the 40% bracket. It's Storz Sta-
tion programming that does it. Remember:
Square miles don't buy your product; people
do. For coverage AND audience, talk to Blair,
or WHB general manager George W. Arm-
strong.
WHB - Kansas City
10,000 watts, 710 kc.
* 6 a.m. — midnight, Man. -Sat., Sept. 1957
"A STORZ STATION"
KMBC-Kansas City— 1921
ABN
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Cook Paint & Varnish Co.
Address 11th and Central Sts.
Tel.: HA 1-2650. ..... .News Services: AP, UP
Transcription Service World
Representative .... Peters, Griffin, Woodward
Membership NAB, RAB
President Donald D. Davis
Exec. V.P .John T. Schilling
V. P., Sales Manager ...... George J. Higgins
Station Manager, Prog. Dir. .... Dick Smith
Chief Engineer Henry E. Goldenberg
KPRS-Kansas City — 1949
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . Twin City Adv. Agency
Address......... 2814 E. 23rd St.
Tel. HU 3-3100
Station Rep John E. Pearson
General Manager ........... Edward H. Pate
Commercial Mgr. ............. Andrew Carter
Program Director. . . Eugenia Pate
KODL-Kansas City — 1953
Frequency: 1380 Kc ...... .Powers 1 Kw. d.
Owned .............. Heart of America Bcstrs.
Address 1012 Baltimore
Tel.: BA 1-0077. News Service: UP
Station Representative. .Weed
President H. Scott Killgore
General Manager. Irving Schwartz
Chief Engineer. ...... ..... .Sam Bradley
WDAF-Kansas City— 1922
NBC
Frequency: 610 Kc .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .The Kansas City Star Co.
Business-Studio Address. .... .3030 Sommit St.
Tel.: HA 1-1200. News Service: AP
Newspaper Afiih. ........ .Kansas City Star
Transcription Service ..... Standard. Thesaurus
Representative ................. H. I. Christal
President. ............ . .Roy A. Roberts
Gen. Mgr.. ......... ..... .H. Dean Fitzer
Manager .... Judd Woods
Comm., Sis., Prom. Mgr. ...... E. Manne Russo
Pgm.. Publ. Dir Julian Harris
Chief Engineer. James Schmidt
WHB-Kansas City— 1922
Freq.: 710 Kc... .Power: 10 Kw. d., 5 Kw. n.
Owned. ............ .Mid-Continent Bcstg Co.
Address .......... ... 10th & McGee Sts.
Tel.: BA 1-8300. . .News Services: AP, UP. INS
Station Representative ........ John Blair Co.
Membership NAB
President .Todd Storz
V.P. Gen. Mgr.. ..... .George W. Armstrong
Comm. Mgr.. Jack Sampson
Sales Prom. Mgr. ...... Donald A. Loughnane
Program Director. C. E. Clark
Publicity Dir. .............. A. A. Zimmerman
Dir. of Eng.. . . ............ .Robert Tilton
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Address Box 278
Tel.: 722. News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
President Les Ware
Gen., Sta., Sales Prom. Mgr. . . Gilbert L. Poese
Prog. Dir., Chief Eng Arnold Wilson
KBOA— Kenneti— 1947
Frequency: 830 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Kennett Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Kennett
Tel.: 8-4616 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Pres., Gen. Mgr Paul C. Jones
Station Manager John T. Reeder
Comm. Mgr Joe Bankhead
Chief Eng R. H. Conner
KIRX-Kirksville-
KBS-ABN
1947
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By North Mo. Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address P. O. Box 726
Tel.: MO 5-3781 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Representative Bogner & Martin
Gen., Sta. Mgr Samuel A. Burk
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr.. .James J. Dougherty
Program Director Robert Carlson
Chief Engineer Charles P. Porter
KLWT-Lebanon-1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Lebanon Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 221 E. Commercial St
Tel.: 1015 News Service: UP
Transcription Service SES AC
General Manager O. R. Wright
Sales Mgr Tom Miller
Program Director Jack A. Sellers
Chief Eng Eugene Clay
KTCR-Malden-1954-KBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Tri-County Bcstg. Co.
Address N. Hwy. 25
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
General Manager .Dick Wiethan
Commercial Mgr Carleton Garner
Promotion Mgr Mack Howerton
KMMO-Marshall-1949
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By KMMO. Inc.
Address Marshall
Tel.: 40 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Rep Pearson
Membership NAB, RAB
General Manager J. M. Silvey
Sta., Comm. Mgr Harold Douglas
KNIM-Maryville-1953
KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 W. d.
Owned KNIM, Inc.
K X E O-Mexico-1948-MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Audrain Bcstg. Corp.
Address 1705 E. Liberty
Tel.: JU 1-2340 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB, RAB
Gen., Comm. Mgr W. Earl Dougherty
ChJef Engineer P. J. Null. Jr.
K N C M-Moberly-1950-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Moberly Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 396
Tel.: 1600 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
President Jewell A. Shepherd
Comm. Mgr James Lipsey
Chief Engineer Jim Young
KRMO-Monett-1950-KBS
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. Monett Bcstg. Co.
Address N. Central Avte.
Tel.: BE 5-5220 News Service: AP
Rep Hil F. Best
General Manager L. C. McKenney
Program Director Floyd Stewart
Sales Mgr Marion Pilant
K L R S— Mountain Grove— 1954
KBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owner Kickapoo Prairie Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 308
News Service UP
Transcription Lang-Worth
Representative Hil F. Best
President Floyd W. Jones
Gen. Mgr., Prog. Dir John W. Billingsley
Comm. Mgr Chester Sieloff
Chief Engineer Emory T. Caudill
K B T N-Neosho-1954-KBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned Neosho Broadcasting Co.
Address 212V2 E. Main St.
Tel.: 1666 News Service: AP
Representation Magic Circle Net.
Pres., Gen. Mgr Roger Taylor
Commercial Managerz . . z . . Jerry V. Tertzakian
Chief Engineer Albert Toultlot
K N E M-Nevada-1949-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
499
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Owned-Oper. By Radio KNEM, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 15
Tel.: 13 (News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Owner, General Manager .... Kenneth E. White
KB MS— Osage Beach -1952
Frequency; 1150 Kc Powers 1 Kw. d.
Owned ...... ..... Lawrence Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Lawrence
Tel: FI 8-2411 News Service AP
General Manager Arden Booth
Station Manager George Strickland
Sales Prom. Manager .......... Bill Alexander
KWOC-PoplarBluff-1938
KBS
Frequency? 930 Kc. Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. a.
Owned-Oper. By.... Poplar Bluff Bcstg. Corp.
Address..... ..428 Vine St.
Tel.: SU 5-3922 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service. ..... .SESAC, Thesaurus
Representative John E. Pearson
General Manager ........... A. L. McCarthy
Sales Manager D. W. Hoisington
KTTR-Rolla-1947-KBS
Frequency; 1490 Kc. ..... . .Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper By. ..... . ."Show-Me" Bcstg. Co.
Address .P. O. Box 567
Tel.: EM 4-2525 News Service: AP
Membership .NAB
Pres., Gen*. Sta. Mgr. ...... Luther W. Martin
Comm. Mgr. ....... ... Ward C. Rinehart
Prog. Dir.. ................... Norma Fleming
Promotion Mgr. Murl Nash
Chief Engineer. .Martin M. Mltchum
KSGN— Sie. Genevieve— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 980 Kc .Powers 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Donze Enterprises, nc
Bus.-Studio Address. Box 352
Tel.: 980. .News Services UP
Newspaper Aff il. Monitor
Membership ......................... NAB
President, Genera! Manager. . . .Elmer L. Dense
Chief Engineer. .............. .Murel JL Bote
KFEQ-Si. Joseph-1923
MBS
Frequency: 680 Kc .... .Powers 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .KFEQ Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio .40th and Farron
Tel.: 3-2528 News Service: AP
Representative .Venard
President Jessie D. Fine
V.P., Gen. Mgr Ted Nelson
Commercial Mgr J. Ted Branson
Program Director .... . . Robert A. Whyte
Chief Engineer John Carroll
KRES-St.Joseph-1946
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1550 Kc. Powers 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KRES Radio Corp.
Address. 404 So. 8th
Tel.: 4-6346 News Service: AP
Representative Clark
Pres., Gen. Mgr Tee Casper
Comm., Prom. Mgr Robert Mosiman
Prog. Dir. Helen Neese
Pub. Dir.. Nita Lau
Chief Engineer. Don ©'Brian
KOSN-St.Joseph-1955
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ....... Broadcast Group, Inc.
Address Robidoux Hotel
Tel.: 3-2577 News Service: UP
Transcription World
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative O'Connell, Reilly
President J. D. Spears
Gen. Mgr W. H. Johnson
Comm. Mgr. Hal Hamilton
Prog. Director Vic Keans
Chief Engineer Ralph Doggett
KATZ-St. Louis-1955
Freq.: 1600 Kc . . .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Rollins Bcstg. Co.
Address..... .812 OUve St.
Tel.: CH 1-6000 News Service: AP
President O. Wayne Rollins
General Manager Robert Lyons
Director of Sales A. R. Lanphear
Publicity Director Tim Crow
Chief Engineer. Charles O. Rick
K N 0 X-St. Louis-1925-CBS
Frequency! 1120 Kc ..... Powers 50,000 Watts
Owned By. .... . .Columbia Bcstg. System, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 9th & Sidney Sts.
Tel.: PR 3-1120. .... .News Services: AP. UP
Representative. ........ .CBS Radio Spot Sales
Membership NAB, RAB
General Manager. Robert Hyland, Jr.
Station Mgr. .................. Charles Burge
Sales Mgr Foster Brown
Publicity Dir.. .Paul Douglass
Program Director. George Clarke
Chief Engineer. Harry Kmwsj
KSD-Si. Louis-1922-NBC
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .The Pulitzer Publishing Co.
Business-Studio Address 1111 Olive St.
Tel.: MA 1-1111. News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil ..St. Louis Post Dispatch
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Membership NAB. RAB
President Joseph Pulitzer, Jr.
General Manager Harold Grams
Comm. Manager. Arthur J. Casey
Promotion Mgr Fred J. Mueller
500
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Pub. Dir Robt. Hannon
Chief Engineer J. E. Risk
KSTL— St. Louis— 1948
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 1000 Watte d.
Owned-Operated By Radio St. Louis, Inc.
Address Box 1440
Tel.: BR 1-6090 News Service: UP
Representative For joe
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr. Dick J. Kasten
Comm. Mgr Art Ford
Program Director Tony Glenn
Sales Prom. Mgr Wm. L. Vietmeier
Chief Engineer Ralph Howard
KWK-St. Louis-1927
Frequency: 1380 Kc. Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KWK. Inc.
Address 12th & Cole Sts.
Tel MA 1-9100
Representative Kate
Membership R AB
President. General Mgr Robert T. Convey
V. P., Comm. Dir V. E. Carmichael
Sales Mgr Gil Johnston
KXLW-St. Louis— 1947
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watte d.
Owned-Oper. By . . . St. Louis County Bcstg. Co.
Address 2735 Bonaparte Ave.. Brentwood
Tel.: WO 1-1320 News Service: UP
Membership NAB, RAB
President John W. Kluge
Gen. Sta. Manager William W. Jefferay
Commercial Manager W. D. Herman
Chief Engineer James F. Mitchell
KXOK-St. Louis— 1938
Frequency: 630 Kc .Power: 5000 Watte
Owned-Oper. By KXOK, Inc.
Tel.: FO 7-6000 News Service: UP
Representative John Blair
Membership NAB
President E. M. Roberts, Jr.
V.P., General Manager C. L. Thomas
Comm. Mgr W. C. O'Donnell
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir.. . John J. Corrigan
Program Director Elmer Muschany
Chief Engineer Al Godron
WEW-St. Louis— 1921
Frequency: 770 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Barrington Co.
Address 220 N. 4th St.
Tel.: CH 1-1921 News Service: UP
Representative Boiling Co.
Membership NAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Bruce Barrington
Prog., Pub. Dir Don Phillips
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Sam Woodall
WIL-St. Louis— 1922
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned Radio Station WIL
Address 3715 Lindell Blvd.
Tel.: OL 2-4500. News Service: AP. UP
Representative Adam Young
Membershpi NAB, RAB
President Elmer Balaban
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr John F. Box, Jr.
Station Manager William McKibben
Commercial Manager Stanley N. Kaplan
Program Director. John Carney. Jr.
Publicity Director Allene Biggs
Chief Engineer Earl Pallas
KSM0-Salem-1953-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Zola Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 71
Tel.: 822 News Service: AP
Gen., Comm. Mgr William B. Smith
Program Director Irene Smith
1939— MBS
KDR0— Sedalia-
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Sedalia Broadcasting
Bus.-Studio Address. 2100 W. Broadway
Tel.: 4004 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative Pearson
Pres., Sis. Mgr James F. Glenrj
V.P., General Manager. . .Herbert W. Brandes
Program Director Jimmy Murray
Chief Eng Bob Klein
KSIS— Sedalia— 1953
Frequency: 1050 Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owner. Yates Bcstg. Co.
Address KSIS Building
Tel.: TA 6-1050 News Service: AP
Transcription Lang-Worth, Thesaurus
Representative Clark
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Comm. Mgr Carl W. Yates, Jr.
Station Manager Mrs. Carl W. Yates, Jr.
Chief Engineer Marion Pratt
KSIM-Sikeston-1948
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner-Oper. . . . Sikeston Community Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address. .Hway. 60 W.
Tel.: 1 or O News Service: AP
President Lyman R. Bowman. Jr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr Richard L. Watkins, Jr.
Prog., Pub. Dir Raymond B. Norton
Comm. Mgr Nelson Wheeler
Chief Engineer R. L. Hirsch
KGBX— Springfield-
NBC
1926
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Springfield Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address....... 605 Boonville Ave.
Tel.: 4-2822 News Service: AP
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Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Rep.e Venard, Rintoul & McCaanell
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr K. G. Wells
Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir Don C. Dailey
Sis. Prom. Mgr Dudley Morris
Chief Engineer Richard Bowman
K I C K— Springfield— 1 949
KBS
Frequency 1340 Kc.. ...... . .Power 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Kickapoo Prairie Bcstg. Co.
Address. .610 College St.
Tel.: 4-1561 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best
Transcription Standard
General Manager Robert Vinyard, Jr.
Program Director John Martin
Chief Engineer Jack Jones
K T T S— Spring! ield—1941
CBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc. ..... . .Powers 250 Watt*
Owned-Operated By. . .Independent Bcstg* Co.
Address. ............ .P. O. Box 1716 S. S. S.
Tel.: 2-7474 News Service: AP
Representative Weed
Membership NAB
Transcription Service .World
President. . . J H. G. Cooper
General Manager G. Pearson Ward
Commercial Manager Bob Burke
Program Director Wendel Smith
Chief Engineer William F. Curry
KWTO-Springfield-1933
ABN
Frequency: 560 Kc Power? 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Ozarks Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address.... 1121 South Glenstone
Tel.: 2-4422 News Service: UP
Representative. John E. Pearson
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr ...Ralph D. Foster
V.F. & Asst. Gen. Mgr Leslie L. Kennon
Commercial Manager Raymond M. Keltner
Program Director Jim Kendrick
Prom., Pub. Dir . Bill Bailey
Chief Engineer. Wallis Fender
K A L M-Thayer-1953-KBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc. ...... .Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned .KALM
Address Thayer
Tel.: 165 News Service: AP
Representative ................. Best, Bradley
Pres., Gen. Sta. Comm. Mgr. . . . . R. F. Neathery
K T T H— Trenton— 1955— KBS
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 500 W. d.
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
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Owned-Oper. By. Trenton Bcstg. Co.
Address 112 E. Ninth St.
Tel.: 1600 News Service: AP
Transcription World
Representaive Bogner and Martin
Membership NAB
General Manager Sara A. Burk
Station Manager Ed Hundley
Commercial Manager Bob Dennis
Prog. Dir Rick McHargue
Chief Engineer Lynn Bradley
K L P W-Union-1954-KBS
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 W. d.
Owned. Franklin County Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 72
Tel.: UN 755. News Service: AP
Representative W. Don Roberts
President Leslie P. Ware
Gen., Sta. Mgr Norb Moore
Chief Engineer Frank Lohmeyer
K0K0— Warrensburg-
KBS
1953
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .Lee E. Baker
Address Box 395
News Service AP
Trans. Thesaurus
Gen. Mgr C. L. Parks
Program Dir Bruce Lee
Chief Eng Charles Cunningham
KWRE-Warrenion-1949
KBS
Frequency: 730 Kc..,.. Power: 500 Watts
Owned.... W. T. Zimmerman
Address Warrenton
News Service AP
Transcription Service , SESAC
Representative Continental
Membership NAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr W. T. Zimmerman
Comm. Mgr Russell Benton
Chief Eng Dick Cole
KWPM
•West Plains-
KBS
1947
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned. Robert F. Neathery
Address Abe Taylor Blvd.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Membership .NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Eng Robert F. Neathery
Sta., Comm. Mgr Fritze W. Dixon
Program Director A. Woodside
Pub. Dir. Carl O. Johnson
Chief Eng L. Thompson
K U K U— Willow Springs— 1957
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned. .Robert F. Neathery & R. Neathery, Jr.
Address Willow Springs
Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 651,000; Families— 204,000; Lie. Stations— 32,
Sta. CP's— 1; Radio Homes— 192,000; TV Homes— 76,000
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KAMA— Anaconda— 1946
Frequency: 1230 Kc ... .Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Tri-County Radio
Address P. O. Box 727
News Service UP
Station Rep Grant Webb
President A. J. Mosby
Mgr Mike Donovan
Program Director King Harmon
Comm. Mgr. C. Moore
KBMY-Billings-1946
MBS-KBS-IMN
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Billings Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 2544
Tel.: 9-4586 News Service: AP
Transcription Service. Lang-Worth
Station Representative .... Avery-Knodel, Inc.
Membership NAB, RAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr .Ken Nybo
Prog., Pub. Dir Charles G. du Bois
Commercial Manager Merlyn J. Hedin
Chief Engineer .T. A. ffildebrand
K G H L— Billings— 1928— NBC
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned Midland Empire Bcstg. Co.
Address 5th Ave. & North B'way
Tel.: 2-2222 News Service: UP
Station Representative Katz
Transcription Service: Thesaurus
Membership RAB, NAB
President P. N. Fortin
General Manager. Jeff Kiichli
Commercial Manager .Warren Marshall
K 0 0 K— Billings— 1950— CBS
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Montana Network
Address P. O. Box 2557
Tel.: 9-5970 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership .NAB, RAB
President Joseph S. Sample
Station Manager. V. V. "Bud" Clark
Commercial Manager. .William P. McCracken
Publicity Dir Conna G. May
503
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Program Director Bob Lazich
K 0 Y N— Billings— 1955
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Walls
Owned Radio KOYN
Address. Riverside Drive. Box 956
Tel.: 4-4177 . News Service: UP
Representative Hugh Feltis-Forjoe
Partners D. Gene Williams, Del Cody
General, Sta. Mgr. .............. Bob Eubanks
Sales Prom. Mgr. Lew Theusen
Chief Engineer. ................. .Bill Banks
KBMN— Bozeman— 1950
KBS
Frequency ■: 1230 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned ................ Perm Engineering Co.
Address ..................... .N. Seventh St.
Tel.: Ju 6-2394 News Service: UP
Transcription Service ................. World
Membership NAB
Representative ................... Gill-Perna
Manager ..................... Dale G. Moore
Sales Mgr. ...................... Bill Merrick
KXLQ-Bozeman-1939
NBC
Frequency? 1450 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned. .................. .KRBM Bcstrs. Inc
Address .................... Bozeman, Mont.
Tel.: JU 6-5881 .News Service: UP
Representative .................... .Walker
Pres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr.. ...... .Ernest A. Neath
Prog. Dir. ....................... Dick Smiley
Chief Engineer Verne Totten
KB0W-Buiie-1947-CBS
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc. ..... . .Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ... . .Copper City Bedi© Co.
Address. ..................... .720 Tel® At*.
Tel.: 7429 . .News Service: AP
Representative ...................... Cooke
President ................... .Frank Beardon
Exec. V.P.......................BH1 Carroll
KOPR-Buiie-1948
MBS-IMN
Frequency: 550 Kc. ..... . .Powers 1000 Watti
Owned-Operated By. ..... . .Copper Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. ....... .Hotel Finlen
Tel: 6546... ........News Service: AP
Membership ........................ .NAB
Representative ............... ATory-Khodvll
President .................. George C. Hatch
General Mgr. .................... Ed Cooney
Chief Engineer. ........... . William Emerson
KXLF-Buiie-1929-NBC
Frequency: 1370 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ........... . .1GHL Inc
Address 1003 S. Mont St.
Tel.: 2-9111 . .News Service: UP
Transcription Servide World
Representative . . . Walker, Pacific N.W. Bcstrs.
General Manager. ............. .E. B. Craney
K D B M— Dillon— 1956— KBS
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned ... Vigilante Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 950
Tel.: 703 .News Service: AP
Trans. World
Sta. Mgr. Burt H. Oliphant
KLTZ— Glasgow— 1954
Frequency: 1240 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 250 Watts
Owner. ................. Glasgow Bcstg. Co.
Address ............................ Box S09
Tel.: 1000 .News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative ... Holman
Station Manager Loyd W. Melby
Program Director Emilie Nelson
KXGN-Glendive-1948
Frequency: 1400 Kc. ..... . .Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ...... . .Glendive Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 200
Tel.: EM 5-3377. News Service: AP
Transcription Service ...... .Standard, World
Representative ................ Grant Webb
Membership NAB
President Lewis W. Moore
General Manager. .......... .Daniel C. Palen
Sis. Dir Karl R. Johnson
Chief Eng Donald J. Powers
KUDI-Greal Falls-
KBS
1955
Frequency: 1405 Kc... ..Power: 250 W.
Owned-Operated By . . Community Broadcasters
Address. Box 1405
News Service ........................... UP
Representative ................. Webb, Feltis
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr. ................. Dam Snyder
Cornm.. Sales Prom. Mgr. .... Richard V. Coon
Prog. Dir.. .................. .W. A. Zimlich
Chief. Eng. Eugene B. Bunker
KFBB-Greai Falls— 1922
CBS
Frequency: 1310 Kc .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... . Wilkins Bcstg., Inc.
Business-Studio Address. .......... .Box 1139
Tel.: GL 3 4377. News Service: UP
Transcription Service ............. Thesaurus
Station Rep. ............ Boiling
Membership NAB. RAB
General Manager ............... J. P. Wilkins
Program Director ............... Leo Ellingson
Sta.. Comm. Mgr. ........... W. C. Blanchette
Assistant Manager William E. Spahr
Chief Eng. Anthony Lopuch
KN0N
1947
Great Falls-
MBS-IMN
Frequency^ 560 Kc. . . . . . . .Power: 5000 Watti
504
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Owned-Oper. By. .Montana Farmer Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Great Falls
Tel.: GL 3-0336 News Service: AP
Representative Avery-Knodel
General Manager Robert H. Warner
Commercial Manager F. W. Kaull
KXLK-Great Falls-
NBC
1947
Frequency: 1400 Kc .Powers 250 Waits
Owned-Operated By Great Falls Bcstg. Co.
Telephone GL 2-2453
Representative Walker, Tracy Moore
Trans World
Manager E. R. Kukkola
KOJM-Havre-1947
MBS-KBS-IMN
Frequency: 610 Kc. ..... .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .No. Montana Bestg. Co.
Address. 426 Vfe 1st St.
Tel.: 1096 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Cooke. Inc., Avery-Knodel
General Manager. ....... .Charlotte H. Brader
Comm. Mgr Carlyle D. Leeds
Sales Prom. Mgr S. G. Stephens
Prog. Dir. J. R. Saenger
Chief Eng Harold Bustard
KCAP-Helena-1948-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watt!
Owned-Oper. By. .Lewis & Clark Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 1 164
Tel.: HI 2-4490 News Service: AP
Representative Webb
Transcription Service World
President E. P. Maronick
Gen., Sta. Mgr Lou Torok
KXLJ-Helena-1937-NBC
Frequency: 1240 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... . Peoples Forum of the Air
Address . 1306 Eleventh Ave.
Representative ...... Walker, Pac. N.W. Bcstrs.
Manager Barclay Craighead
Eastern Sis. Mgr Wythe Walker
Western Sis. Mgr Tracy Moore
K G E Z— Kalispell— 1927
MBS-KBS-IMN
Frequency: 600 Kc. .... .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . ...... .KGEZ. Inc.
Business-Studio Address Box 439
Tel.: SK 6-4331 News Service: UP
Station Rep Donald Cooke Inc.
Membership RAB
President Frank Reardon
Gen. Manager Richard V. Vick
Prog. Director Robert S. Tompkins
Chief Engineer Bob Pearson
K 0 F I— Kalispell— 1955
Frequency: 980 Kc. ... .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. ... .Flathead Valley Bcstrs.
Address Box 75
Tel.: SK 6-6900 News Service: UP
Representative Art Moore
General Manager William H. Patterson
Commercial Mgr M. L. Oliver
Prog. Dir., Ch. Eng L. L. Sterling
K X L 0— Lewis! own-
MBS-KBS
1947
Frequency: 1230 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Montana Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 620
Tel.: KE 8-3441 News Service: AP
Representative Grant Webb
President. .William G. Kelly
General Manager ......... Donald C. Williams
KLCB-Libby-1950
KBS-IMN
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Frank Rearden
Address Box 636
Tel.: 411 News Service: UP
Representative Cooke
General Manager Richard V. Vick
Station Manager Robert Rigler
KPRK— Livingston— 1947
IMN-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc ....Power: 250 Watts
Owned. . Yellowstone Amusement Co.
Address Box 691
Tel.: 1000 News Service: UP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Trans World
Pres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr Paul B. McAdam
Commercial Manager lack Hinman
Sales Prom. Mgr Carl Argabrite
Program Director .Frank Lewis
Publicity Dir Nikki Kolence
Chief Engineers . . Harry Rolance, Larry Hecox
KATL-MilesCiiy-1941
MBS-IMN-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Star Printing Co.
Address .Box 720
Tel.: CE 2-2280 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation. Daily Star
Transcription Service. .Thesaurus
Representative ............ Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr Ian A. Elliot
Commercial Manager. .Fred B. Hunnes
Sales Prom. Mgr , . Robert McKendrick
Prog. Dir Thomas Biedrzycki
Pub. Dir Robert Allen
Chief Engineer .William Able
KBTK— Missoula— 1955
MBS-KBS-IMN
Frequency: 1340 Kc. Power:: 250 Watts
505
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Owned-Oper. By Montana Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1202
Rep Avery-Knodel, Intermountain
Membership NAB
President Marion E. Dixon
General Manager William J. Strothman
Comm. Mgr Lou Torok
Prog. Dir Del Strothman
Chief Eng B. Hamilton
K G V O-Missoula-193 1— CBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By .Mosby's, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 132 West Front
Tel.: 2-2155 News Service: UP
Representative Gill-Perna
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr A. J. Mosby
Sta., Comm. Mgr Don Bradley
Gen. Mgr S. John Senile
K X L L-Missoula-1948-NBC
Frequency: 1450 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... . Western Montana Assoc.
Addmss . .Box 1503
Tel.: 4-4114 News Service: UP
Representative Walker
Pres.. Gen.» Sta. Mgr. ........ Pat M. Goodover
Comm.. Prom. Mgr. Bob Gillis
Program Director .Pat M. Goodover
Publicity Director ............. John Campbell
Chief Engineer .Charles Meyers
KIYI— Shelby— 1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By..Tri County Radio Corp.
Address 131 Main St.
Telephone: HE 4-5541
Membership NAB
Representative Grant, Webb
President John Lyon
General Manager .' Jerry Black
KGCX-Sidney-1926-MBS
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By.... KGCX, Inc.
Address. 109 S. Central
Tel.: 404. News Service: UP
Representative Gill Perna
President E. E. Krebsbach
General Manager E. Clair Krebsbach
Station Manager Keith Krebsbach
Commercial Manager Don Cole
Program Director. Ray Wright
Sales Promotion Manager Blake Tabor
Chief Engineer. Dale Wilson
KVCK-WolfPoini-
MBS-KBS
1957
Frequency: 1490 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned . Hi-Line Bcstg. Co.
Address Radio Block
Representative Gill-Perna
Gen. Mgr.. . E. E. Krebsbach
Nebraska
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 1 ,456,000; Families— 442,000; Lie. Stations— 33,
Sta. CP's— 0; Radio Homes— 431,000; TV Homes— 326,000
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Manager. Georgia A. Crawford
Commercial Mgr. Joe Grieser
K C 0 W-Alliance-1949-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... . Sandhills Bcstg. Corp.
Transcription Address Box 391
Tel.: 1400 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative McGillvra
President J. W. Cover
General Manager . Gene Ackerley
Program Director Jim Ballas
Chief Engineer Richard Bowman
K W B E-Beatrice-1949-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By MIA Enterprises
Address Box 1450
Tel.: CA 3-2388. News Service: AP, UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership . NAB
General Manager Bud Pentz
KCNI— Broken Bow— 1949
Frequency: 1280 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By .... . Custer County Bstg. Co.
Address Box 561
Tel.: TR 2-5881 News Service: UP
Representative Continental
K C S R-Chadron-1954-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned. ........ .Community Ser. Radio Corp.
Address 212 Bordeaux St., Box 110
Tel.: HE 2-5545 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB. RAB
Co-Owners Bill Finch. Bob Fouse
Prog. Dir Freeman Hover
KJSK-Columbus-1948
KBS
Frequency: 900 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By George Basil Anderson
Business Address Box 460
Tel.: LO 4-5154. News Service: AP
Representative Biddick, Best
Transcription Service .Thesaurus
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr... George Basil Anderson
Sta., Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir Milo Kincaid
Sales Prom. Mgr Mel Krehbiel
Chief Engineer Bob Miller
506
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KTNC— Falls City— 1957
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned Craig Siegfried-KIMO
Address Falls City
Representative Best
Manager Bruce Grant
Chief Engineer .Robert Atkeisson
K F G T— Fremoni— 1939— KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 100 Watte
Owned-Oper. By. ....... . .Snyder Enterprises
Business-Studio Address. 118 I. 5 St.
Tel.: PA 1-5012 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
President L. L. Snyder
Gen., Sta. Mgr.. . . H. C. Snyder
Comm. Mgr. Donald Mundy
Program Director. Harry Gehrett
Publicity Director ...... E. Smiser
KMMJ— Grand Island— 1925
ABN
Frequency: 750 Kc Power: 1060 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Town & Farm Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address. . . .Division at Cedar
Tel.: DU 2-2800 Business Service: UP
Representative H-R
Membership NAB
President Don Searle
Evecutive V.P Bill Martin
Prog. Dir.. Bill Delzell
Chief Engineer U. L. Lynch
KRGI-GrandIsland-1953
Frequency: 1430 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .Stuart Investment
Address 814 Stuart Bldg., Lincoln
Tel.: DU 2-5420 .News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Forjoe
Station Manager Robert McKune
General Manager Richard Chapin
KHAS-Hastings-1940
KBS "
Frequency: 1230 Kc. Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Operated By. ... . .Nebraska Bcstg. Co.
Transmitter Address Tribune Bldg.
Tel.: 2-5101 News Service: INS
Representative Gill-Perna
Membership NAB, RAB
General Mgr. . . John W. Powell
Prog. Dir Les Weber
Chief Engineer .Vance Filken
KUVR-Holdrege-1956
KBS '
Frequency: 1380 Kc. . , . . . .Power: 500 W., d.
Owned. ........... ... . W. W. Bcstg. Co.
Address 613 4th Ave.
Tel.: WY 5-4122 .News Service: AP
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. William Whitlock
Sales Dir Jack White
KGFW-Kearney-1927
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc.. Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Oper. By . ... Central Neb. Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address ... Platte Valley Bldg.
Tel.: 2131 .News Service: AP
Representative Hal Holman
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB, RAB
General Mgr. J. C. Mitchell
Sta. Mgr Bob Jenkins
Comm. Mgr Al Mahrt
Sales Prom. Mgr. Don Canaday
Program Director Ed Knight
Publicity Director Gene Larsen
Chief Engineer. Ed Ellison
KRHY-Kearney-1956
Frequency: 1460 Kc . . .Power: 5 Kw., d.
Owned E. M. Gallemore, Sr.
Address 2219 Second Ave.
Tel.: 3-8301 News Service: UP
Trans. Thesaurus
Representative McGavren-Quinn
Gen. Mgr J. B. Lewis
Comm. Mgr. Lyle Richardson
KRVN-Lexingion-1951
Frequency: 1010 Kc... Power: 25,000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .... .Nebraska Rural Radio
Address .104 W. 8th St.
Tel.: 4-2371 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative .Raymer
Membership NAB
President .Jay A. Person
General Manager Max Brown
Asst. Sta. Mgr Gary Schroeder
Chief Engineer. .Robert Bitner
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
507
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Owned-Oper. By Tri-State Bcstg.
Address P. O. Box 778
Tel.: 4060 News Service: UP
Transcription Service SESAC
President John Townsend
Manager Will Baldxidge
K F 0 R— Lincoln— 1924— ABN
frequency? 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Cornbelt Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address 814 Stua-t Bldg.
Tel.: 2-6606 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, Standard
Representative .Paul Raymer
Membership NAB, RAB
President James Stuart
Gen., Sta. Mgr * Richard Chopin
Sales Manager Roger Larson
Program Director Wayne Smith
Chief Engineer Al Pugsley
KLIN-Lincoln-1947
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 W.
Owned-Oper. By Fletcher-Mitchell Corp.
Address 410 Sharpe Building
Tel.: 5-4377 News Service: AP
Representative Devney
Membership NAB
Pres James I. Mitchell
Gen. Mgr H. H. Frederick
Comm. Mgr Kenneth C. Delp
Prog. Dir L. Getchell
Chief Eng Howard H. Frederick
K L M S— Lincoln— 1949— KBS
Freq.: 1480 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Lincoln Bcstg. Corp.
Address 130 N. 16th St.
Tel.: 2-7579 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership NAB
President Howard A. Shuman
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr.. Frank Stubbs
KBRL-McCook-1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned McCook Bcstg. Co.
Address 109V2 E. C St.
Tel.: 1450 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Gill-Perna, Inc.
Membership NAB
Pres.. Gen. Sta. Mgr., Chief. Eng. . L. W. Lenwell
Program Director Alice M. Carlson
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Don Hays
Pub. Director Robt. Morris
WJAG-Norfolk-1922
Frequency: 780 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Huse Pub. Co.
Address Norfolk
Tel.: 432 News Service: AP
Representative Walker
Transcription Service Standard
Membership NAB, RAB
President Gene Huse
Station Manager Bob Thomas
Oper., Pub. Dir Don Broadstone
Comm. Manager Evans Meier
Chief Engineer W. Gettman
KJLT— North Platte— 1952
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
KODY-NorthPlatte-1930
NBC-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KODY, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Trans. Add 1521 W. 12th
Tel.: 382 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative . Forjoe
Gen., Sta. Mgr Hendy D. Peck
Sales Prom. Mgr Ed Launer
Program Director Bill Wood
Commercial Manager Joe di Natale
Publicity Directorlz Bob Riedy
Chief Engineer Don Biskup
K0GA— Ogallala— 1954
KBS
Frequency: 930 Kc. ..... . .Power: 500 Watts
Owner Ogallala Bcstg. Corp.
Address 216 N. Spruce
Tel.: 930 News Servde: UP
Transcrption Thesaurus, SESAC
Representative Indie Sales
Membership NAB
Pres., General Manager Newell Eastman
Commercial Manager H. L. Harrington
KBON-Omaha-1942
Frequency: 1490 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Inland Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address . . 676 World Ins. Bldg.
Tel.: JA 8282 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative Pearson
Pres., Gen. Mgr Paul R. Fry
V.P.. Asst. Gen. Mgr Joe H. Baker
Commercial Manager Robert N. Kindred
Program Dir. Dean H. Murray
Chief Engineer Ed Shulman
K F A B-0maha-1924-NBC
Frequency: 1110 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. KFAB Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 5010 Underwood
Tel.: RE 8000 News Service: AP, INS
Representative Petry
Newspaper Affil Journal, Star
Membership NAB, RAB
President Joe Seacrest
V.P., Gen. Mgr Lyell Bremser
Comm. Mgr E. R. Morrison
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir. .... Don Shoemaker
Program Director Ken Headrick
Engineers Ray Schroeder
KOIL-Omaha-1925
Frequency: 1290 Kc .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... Central States Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 511 So. 17th St.
508
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Tel.: JA 7626 News Service: AP. INS
Transcription Service . Capitol, Standard, World
Representative Avery -Knodel
Membership NAB, RAB
Co-Manager, Programs Chic Crabtree
Co-Manager, Sales Don W. Borden
Commercial Manager Bill Johnson
KOOO-Omaha-1957-KBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 500 W.. d.
Owned Central Plains Bcstg.
Address 2321 "M" St.
Tel.: OR 4400 News Services: UP
Representative Forjoe
Gen. Mgr Harold Soderlund
Sales Mgr Edward Green
KOWH-Omaha— 1922
Frequency: 660 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By National Weekly, Inc.
Tel.: AT 2228 News Service: INS, UP
News Services INS. UP
Representative Adam Young
Membership NAB
President Todd Storz
V.P., Gen. Mgr Virgil Sharpe
Local Sales Mgr Ed Morgan
Safes Prom. Mgr Jim Ross
Program Director Buddy Webster
WOW-Omaha-1923-CBS
Frequency: 590 Kc .Powers 5000 Watte
Owned-Operated B/. Meredith WOW, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Insurance Bldg.
Tel.: WE 3400 News Service: AP. UP
Representative John Blair
Transcription Service Standard, Capitol
Membership NAB, RAB
Vice Pres., Gen. Mgr .Frank P. Fogarty
Sales Prom. Mgr Carl Uhlarik
Sales Dev. Mgr George C. Mirras
Sales Manager Bill Wiseman
Program Director Ray Olson
Chief Engineer Glenn Flynn
KVHC-O'Neill-1955-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Sun Bcstrs., Inc.
Address Box 150
Tel.: 120 News Service: AP
Trans Thesaurus
Gen., Comm. Mgr Alvin Wood
KNEB-Scoiisbluff-1948
MBS-IMN
Freq.: 960 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 Wts. n.
Owned-Oper. By Platte Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 21st & B'way
Tel.: 1620 .News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
Membership .NAB
Representative Hal Holmas
President Russell M. Stewart
General-Station Mgr George H. Haskell
Commercial Mgr . Byron Joachim
Program Director Wayne Mcintosh
Chief Engineer ............ .Leslie A. Proctor
K 0 L T— Scoltsbluf f— 1930
CBS
Freq.: 1320 Kc. .Power: 5000 W. d. 1000 W. n.
Owned-Operated By The Hilliard Co.
Address Box 660
Tel.: 856 News Service: UP
Representative Forjoe
Membership NAB
Manager L. L. Hilliard
KSID-Sidney-1952
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Wm. C. Grove, Inc.
Address Legion Park, Box 772
Tel.: 5503 News Service: UP
Gen., Comm. Mgr David W. Young
Program Director Edith Widstrand
KAWL-York-1954-KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc . Power: 500 W. d.
Owned-Operated By Prairie States Bcstg.
Address KAWL Bldg.
Tel.: 33 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Lang -Worth
Representative Best
President M. L. Gleason
Secretary T. L. Gleason
Sales Manager H. Hansen
General Manager G. C. Bryan
Commercial Manager G. Pfenning
Your
Omaha
money
talks biggest
. . . where the
biggest
Pulse* is!
The latest Pulse (Dec.) says what Pulse
had been saying for years. First a.m.; first
p.m.; first all day! 32 our of 40 first place
quarter hours! These are the measures of
KOWH's continuing dominance of Omaha's
radio day, a dominance extending over
7 years.
The reasons: Programs and personalities
that get through to people. Good coverage,
too. on 660 kc.
Talk to Adam Young or KOWH General
Manager Virgil Sharpe.
*Dec. 1957
KOWH
OMAHA
509
£y4%*««**l«ft Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 276,000; Families— 93,000; Lie. Stations— 17,
nCVaaa Sta. CP's-0 Radio Homes— 84,000; TV Homes— 51,000
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KPTL— Carson City-
KBS
1955
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner-Operated By. . . . E. L. & A. Bullis
Address Box 523
Tel.: 940 News Service: UP
Transcription Service SES AC
Representative O'Connell
General Manager. .Edwin L. Bullis
Comm., Sales Mgr., Prog., Pub. Dir..R. Nelson
Chief Engineer . . Dave Williams
KELK-Elko-1948
MBS-IMN
Frequency: 1240 Kc. ..... .Power; 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . Elko Bcstg. Co.
Address. P. O. Box 790
Tel.: 260. News Service: UP
President Chris Sheerin
General Manager. John J. Gammick
KELY-Ely-1950
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By White Pine Bcstg. Co.
Address -Box 600
Tel.: AM 4-2077 News Service: AP
Station Manager ........ .David I. Hansen
KVLV-Fallon-1957-KBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned. ......... .Lahontan Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address. ........ .Gummow Dr., Garden City
Tel: HA 3-1242 News Service: AP
Manager .Lester W. Pearce
KB MI— Henderson— 1954
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated .KBMI
Address Box 68
Tel.: FR 2-1131 News Service: UP
Representative Forjoe
Transcription Service: Lang-Worth
Pres., Gen. Manager. Frank Oxarart
K-T00— Henderson— 1956
Frequency: 1280 Kc. ...... Power. 5000 Watts
Owned . .Advertising Dynamics
Address P. O. Box 1848, Las Vegas
Tel.: FR 2-2500. ...... .News Service: AP
Representative McGavren-Quinn
General Mgr .Tom Magowan
KENO-LasVegas-1940
ABN
Frequency: 1460 Kc....... .Powers 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By ..... . Howard F. Anderson
Address 810 Keno Lane
Tel.: DU 2-1400 .News Service: UP
Representative Forjoe
Membership .NAB, RAB
General Manager. ...... .Fmderick Von Hofen
KLAS-LasVegas-1948
CBS*
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By....... Las Vegas Bctrs., Inc.
Address Desert Inn, P. O. Box 1510
Tel.: DU 4-4646 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Weed & Co.
Membership RAB
President R. G. Jolley
Commercial Manager Bill Pursel
Program Director Sam Salerno
Publicity Director Harriett Cook
Chief Engineer. John E. Witt
KORK-LasVegas-
NBC-MBS-IMN
1951
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Southwestern Bcstg. Co.
Address Hotel Thunderbird
Tel.: DU 2-6445. News Service: UP
Representative Arery-Knodel
President. .Donald W. Reynolds
General Manager King Harmon
Commercial Mgr. Stuart Oakes
KRAM— Las Vegas-
KBS '
1947
Freq., 920 Kc... Power: 1 Kw. <L, 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By .Drake Motel Corp.
Address Hotel Riviera
Tel.: DU 2-1920 News Service: UP
Representative O'Connell; Reilly; Hall
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB
President David M. Margolis
V.P., Gen. Mgr Larry Buskett
Program Director Barney Sullivan
KRBO-Las Vegas— 1956
Frequency: 1050 Kc .Power: 500 W., d.
Owned .Rainbow, Inc.
Address .Box 1049
News Service UP
Representative Moore, Holman
President Joe Julian
Mgr. Jay Davis
KATO-Reno-1946
MBS-D0N LEE-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ....... . .Robert L. Stoddard
Bus.-Studio Address .Box 1170
Tel.: 2-4501 .News Service: UP
Representative ..... .Walker, Broadcast Time
Trans. MacGregor
Pres., Gen. Mgr.... R. L. Stoddard
Comm. Mgr Walter States
Chief Engineer Irvin Carlsen
KDOT-Reno-1957
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ...... Power: 250 Watts
510
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Owned Radioreno, Inc.
Address Riverside Hotel
Tel.: FA 3-6156 News Service: UP
Representative O'Connell-Palmer
Gen. Mgr Keith Kerby
KOH— Reno— 1928— NBC
Freq.: 630 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owner McClatchy Bcstg. Co.
Address 143 Stevensen St.
Tel.: FA 3-5106 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB, RAB
President Eleanor McClatchy
Station Manager Hewitt Kees
Chief Engineer Wesley Craig
KOLO-Reno-1946-CBS
Frequency: 920 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Western Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address El Cortez Hotel
Tel.: FA 2-4516 News Service: UP
Representative Pearson
Membership RAB
President Donald W. Reynolds
Gen., Sta., Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr. . R. W. Colon
Program Dutector Doris Baldwin
Chief Engineer Jere Laird
KOHE-Reno-1955
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Magowan & Jones
Address 700 Forest St.
Tel.: FA 3-4493 News Service: AP
Representative McGavren-Quinn
General Manager Tom Magowan
Sta. Mgr Ken O'Connell
Commercial Manager George A. Carr
Chief Engineer W. Binford
K W N A-Winnemucca-1955
KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owner N. W. Radio & TV Corp.
Address Sonoma Inn Bldg.
Tel: 400 News Service: AP
Transcription SESAC
President Odie Lupien
Manager Donald H. Erskine
Chief Eng Whitelaw R. Ross
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 573,000; Families— 172,000; Lie. Stations— 14,
New Hampshire
Sta. CP's— 2: Radio Homes— 169,000; TV Homes— 165,000
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WKCB-Berlin-1946-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Wotta
Own"ed-Oper McKee Bcstg.
Address Green Square
Tel.: 1797 News Service: UP
Representative Gill-Perna, Inc.
Membership RAB
General Manager Lynn Smith
General Mgr James P. Hinchey
Program Dir Charles Ross
Sales Prom. Mgr Sam Hickey
Chief Eng Herschel Howe
WTSV— Claremoni— 1948
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Grandview Inc.
Trans. Address 221 Washington St.
News Service .UP
Representative A. Young, Wheeler
Membership NAB
General Manager ....Ralph Gottlieb
Station Mgr F. Richard Hill
Nat. Sales Mgr Jack King
WKXL-Concord-1946
MBS-CBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 W.
Owned WKNE, Corp.
Address 110 N. Main St.
Tel.: CA 5-5521 News Service: UP
President Joseph K. Close
Vice President Frank Bestes
Station Manager Ted B. Sawyer
Program Director Harry Kroyer
Chief Engineer Britt Belyea
THE KEY CHAIN STATIONS
CHANGE NAMES
WMOU, Berlin, N. H.
NOW
WKCB
Key Chain Berlin
Key Chain Broadcasting
WMOU-FM
NOW
WKCQ
Key Chain Quality
WJWG, Conway, N. H.
NOW
WBNC
Broadcasting to North Country
Broadcasting News constantly
AND REPRESENTATIVES
NOW
GILL-PERNA, INC
THE KEY CHAIN HOLDS THE KEY
TO OVER
300,000 New England Shoppers,
WHY NOT UNLOCK THE DOOR!
511
1955
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Address 17 Dunbar St
Tel.: EL 2-9230 News Service: AP
Representative Meeker, Borgatti
Membership NAB. R AB
President Joseph K. Close
Gen., Sta., Conun. Mgr Frank B. Estes
Sis. Prom. Mgr John H. Vondell, Jr.
Chief Engineer Ernest Robarge
WBNC— Conway-
KBS
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned . WJWG, Inc.
Address E. Main St.
Tel.: HI 7-5988. News Service: UP
Transcription World
Membership RAB
Representative Gill-Perna, Inc.
President John W. Guider
Gen. Mgr James P. Hinchey
Station Manager Robert Holland
Sales Prom. Mgr Ed Conaty
ChSef Engineer Jerry Gordon
WTSN-Dover-1956
Frequency: 1270 Kc. Power: 5000 Watts
Owned WTSN, Inc.
Address 155 Front St. (Manchester)
Tel.: NA 4-4077 .News Service: UP
Representative ... .Wheeler. Adam Young
Membership .NAB
General Mgr Ralph Gottlieb
Station Mgr.. .......... .Edward X. Callahan
Comm. Mgr Jack King
Prog. Director Peter Johnson
Chief Engineer Albert J. Davis
WKNE-Keene-1926
CBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By.. .WKN1 Com
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
W L N H-Laconia-1921-KBS
Frequency: 1350 Kc . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Opei, By Northern Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address .... Masonic Temple Bldg.
Tel.: LA 2300 News Service: UP
Representative Walker
Transcription Service: Thesaurus
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Arthur Rothafel
Commercial Manager William Visser
Program Director James Westhall
WTSL-Lebanon-1950
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WTSL Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1031, Hanover
Tel.: 1040 News Service: UP
Transcription Service RCA Victor
Membership NAB
Station Rep Adam Young
President. William Rust, Jr.
General Manager Ralph Gottlieb
Station Mgr Howard L. Chase
Program Director Joe Shaw
Chief Engineer Al Davis
WFEA-Manchesler-1932
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power 5 Kw.
Owned .Public Information, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 149
Telephone: NA 5-5491
Station Rep Weed
President. Farris E. Rahall
General Mgr O. R. Davis
Station Mgr Norton I. Virgien, Jr.
Commercial Mgr Gene Morehouse
Chief Engineer Jay Kosik
WGIR
-Manchester-
CBS
1941
Frequency: 610 Kc. . .Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned Northeast Broadcasting Corp.
Address 839 Elm St.
Tel.: NA 5-6915 News Service: UP
Transcription . World
Representative O'Connell, Borgatti
Membership NAB
President Madeline M. Girolimon
General Manager .... Bernard J. McGuiness, Jr.
Asst. Gen. Mgr Bernie Mack
Program Director .Donn Tibbetts
Chief Engineer Harry Handfield
WKBR-Manchesier-1946
Frequency: 1240 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned. Granite State Bcstg. Co.
Address 155 Front St.
Tel.: NA 4-4077 News Service: UP
Station Rep.. .Wheeler, Young
Membership .... NAB
512
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General Manager Ralph Gottlieb
Sta.. Sales Mgr lack King
WOTW-Nashua-1947
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d
Owned-Operated By Nashua Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Location Lund Rd.
Tel.: TU 2-2781 News Service: UP
Representative Grant Webb, Nona Kirby
Membership RAB. NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Arthur A. Newcomb
Sta. Manager R. E. Berry
Comm. Manager Armand Bedard
Program Director Merrill G. Smith
Publicity Director Daniel Griffin
Chief Engineer Ted Kalin
WHEB-Porismouih-1932
Frequency: 750 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WHEB. Inc.
Address N. H. National Bank Bldg.
Tel.: GE 6-2325 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Foster, Walker
Pres., Comm. Mgr Charles M. Dale
Station Manager Thomas M. Dale
Program Dir George Pinkerton
Senior Engineer Anthony Vaccaro
WWNH— Rochester— 1948
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... . Strafford Bcstg. Corp.
Address Route 16
Tel.: RO 1400 News Service: UP
Representative Borgatti. O'Connell
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr A. J. K. Malin
Commercial Mgr M. C. Ball
Station Mgr H. Martin
Prog. Dir J. Alan Jasper
Pub. Director Mike Erlich
Chief Engineer. Roger Butterfield
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 5,667,000; Families— 1,669,000; Lie. Stations— 25,
Sta. CP's— 1; Radio Homes— 1,676,000; TV Homes— 1,524*000
New Jersey
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WHTG-AsburyPark-1957
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 500 W., d.
Owned Harold & Theo Gade
Address Route 1
Tel.: KE 1-1410 News Service: AP
Gen. Mgr Harold Gade
WJLK— Asbury Park— 1926
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . Asbury Park Press. Inc.
Address Press Plaza
Tel.: PR 4-7000 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliate Press
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, SESAC
Membership NAB
Station Manager Everett Rudloff
Commercial Manager Margaret Curtis
Prog. Mgr Charles F. Hill
WFPC— Atlantic City— 1940
CBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Dwned-Operated by WFPG, Inc.
Business Address Steel Pier
Tel.: 5-2188 News Service: UP
Membership NARTB
Representative Walker
Pres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr Jerome Sill
Program Dir Ed Davis
Chief Engineer Blair K. Throi.
WLDB-Atlantic City— 1955
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Atlantic City Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 898
Tel 4-6573
Representative Broadcast Time Sales
Transcription SESAC, Standard
Membership RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. Ch. Eng Leroy Bremmer
Sales Prom. Mgr Don Williams
Business. Comm. Mgr Dorothy Bremmer
WMID— Atlantic City— 1947
ABN
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Mid-Atlantic Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address Brighton Hotel
Tel.: 4-1340 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Stars Natl.
President Richard Endicott
General Manager David H. Freedman
Program Director Alan Owen
Chief Engineer Edward Ross
WSNJ-Bridgeton— 1937
Frequency: 1240 Kc . Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Eastern States Bcstg. Corp.
Tel.: BR 2930 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Station Representative ................ Clark
Membership NAB
President Russell S. Henderson
V.P.. Gen. Mgr.. Sta., Comm. Mgr.. .Paul Alger
Prog. Director .Joseph McCulley
Publicity Director Howard Auger
Chief Engineer. Ed Bold
WCAM-Camden— 1926
Frequency: 1310 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ........... . City of Camden
Business Address 6th & Market Sts.
Tel.: EM 5-5600 News Service: UP
Transcription Service ............. Standard
Rep. Best. Time Sales
Membership ■ NAB
513
of Afmit SfafioM
PULSE REPORT^
VNJ
has more listeners
in essex county
than any radio stati
in New York qi New J
erse
tion 983,500
e Buying income $S
EBJL- $7,940
43,000
Rework, New Jersey
■ flje Xtmtk JSettia
iled to any advertiser or agency.
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Gen., Comm. Manager John Cleary
Program Director Jack La Mar
Sales Prom. Mgr Jack Silin
Publicity Dir Joseph E. Hale
Chief Engineer John Zander
WKDN— Camden-1948
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By South Jersey Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. 2881 Mt. Ephraim Ave.
Tel.: EM 5-7200 News Service: AP
Representative Rambeau
President Ranulf Compton
General Manager. Gordon Giifen
WMLV— Millville— 1953
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owner Fred Wood, et al
Address Radio Park
Tel.: TA 5-2600 News Service: UP
Transcription Lang- Worth
Representative Broadcast Time Sales
Station Mgr Karl F. Scheying
Prog. Dir Valerie C. Scheying
Publicity Director Jack Lawyer
Chief Engineer Joseph Karcher
W M T B— Morrisiown— 1 948
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . . .Morristown Bcstg. Co.
Address 10 Paik Place
Tel.: JE 8-1250 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB
General Manager Kenneth A. Croy
Commercial Mgr Henry Behre
Program Director Bob Vesel
News Dir Robert Stoepker
Chief Engineer Dick Lundy
WAAT-Newark-1922
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 5000 d.. 1000 n.
Owned-Operated By Bremer Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 1020 Broad St.
Tel.: MI 2-6400 News Service: AP
Transcription Service SES AC
President, Gen. Mgr. Irving R. Rosenhaus
Station Manager F. V. Bremer
Nat. Sales Mgr James W. Anderson
Program Director George Green
Commercial Manager Harold Edison
WHBI-Newark-1922
Freq.: 1280 Kc. .Power: 2Vz Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By. . . .May Radio Best. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 35 Warren St.
Telephone: MI 2-7353
Pres., Gen. Mgr James L. Shearer
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir William Masi
Chief Engineer Harold Michaels
WHJR-Newark-1947
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Rollins Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 1258
Tel.: MU 8-3665 News Service: AP
Membership RAB
Representative Rollins Bcstg. Co.
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
President O. Wayne Rollins
Sta. Mgr A. R. Lamphear
Chief Engineer G. R. Chambers
WVNJ— Newark— 1947
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Newark Bcstg. Corp.
Address 1225 Raymond Blvd.
Tel.: MI 3-7600 News Service: UP
Membership RAB
General Manager Ivon B. Newman
WCTC— New Brunswick— 1946
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . .Raritan Valley Bcstg.
Business-Studio Address 385 George St.
Tel.: CH 7-1450 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth. Muzak
Membership NAB, RAB
President J. L. Rosenmiller, Jr.
V.P.. Gen. Mgr William F. Malo
Program Director H. J. Hauptman
Publicity Director Jan Woodruff
Chief Engineer Clarence Dingman
W N N J-Newion-1953-KBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc. ..... .Power: 500 Watts
Owned Sussex County Bcstrs.
Tel.: NE 1616 News Service: AP
Sta., Comm. Mgr.. Ch. Eng.. .Robert C. Gessner
Program Director John Bennett
Sales Prom. Mgr Ronnie Hickman
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y,
515
ft ft NEW JERSEY ft ft
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Membership HAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Richard M. Hardin
Station Manager Teresa Rose
Comm. Manager William Garry
Program Director Frank Brooks
Chief Engineer ............ Terrance O'Rourke
WPAT-Paterson-1941
Frequency! 930 Kc. Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. WPAT, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 66 Hamilton St.
Tel.: AR 4-3400 News Service: UP
President, General Manager D. J. Wright
V.P.'s..Charlse W. Parker. William J. Calvert
V.P., Sales Dir John F. Sloan
Music Dir David Gordon
Publicity Dir.. John Burt
Tech. Supervisor P. Di Savino
WOND-Pleasantville-1950
Frequency: 1400 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Welti
Owned-Oper. By S. Jersey Radio. Inc.
Address . . . . ...... Old Turnpike
Tel.: PL 3971 News Service: AP
Transcription Service .... Standard, Thesaurus
Representative Forjoe
Membership NAB
President. .............. .Harlan G. Morrelle
General Manager Howard L. Green
Prog. Dir. Bob Richter
Sales Promotion Manager Dick Williams
Chief Engineer. ......... .Milton Thurlow, Jr.
WBUD-Trenlon-1947
Frequency: 1260 Kc. . Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By WBUD, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 158
Tel.: EX 4-7191 News Service: AP. UP
Transcription Thesaurus
WTNJ-Trenton-1923
Frequency: 1300 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned. WOAX. Inc.
Address 416 Bellevue Ave.
Tel.: EX 3-4281 News Service: UP
Representative Best. Time Sales
President William DeFreitas
Gen., Sta., Comm. Sales Mgr R. McFadden
Program Director Ron Poleo
Publicity Director Ronnie Sherwood
Chief Engineer. ....... .Nicholas Dalessandro
W T T M-Trenion-1942-NBC
Frequency: 920 Kc. ..... . .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .... .Peoples Best. Corp.
Bus.-Stu. Add.. . . .Brunswick Ave., Lake Drive
Tel.: OW 5-8515 News Service: AP
Representative Forjoe
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Membership NAB, RAB
President M. D. Lincoln
General Manager .Herbert E. Evans
Station Manager Fred E. Walker
Publicity Dir .K. M. Weber
Gen. Sales Mgr Harry W. Barnham
Creators of "Gaslight Revue". . .
one of the Greater New York area's
most distinguished musical programs
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Prog. Dir Tom Durand
Chief Engineer Chester Sunderland
WDVL-Vineland-1957
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned Delsea Bcstrs.
Address Radio Park
News Service AP
President Mort Hendrickson
WWBZ— Vineland-1946
Frequency: 1360 Kc ..Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .Community Bcstg. Serv.
Address S. Delsea Drive
Tel.: OX 2-6500 News Service: UP
Representative Gill-Perna
Transcription World
Membership NAB
General Manager Randolph Gretes
WCRV-Washington-1955
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned Warren Bcstg.
Address 3 Belvidere Avenue
Tel.: MU 9-2060 News Service: AP
General Manager George S. Croy
WCMC-Wildwood-1951
KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Operated By Francis J. Matrangola
Address ...3010 N. J. Ave.
Tel.: 2-7751 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Owner. Gen. Mgr Francis J. Matrangola
Comm. Mgr.. Margaret Murphy
Prog. Dir George Hart
Chief. Engineer Carlton Owen
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New Mexico
Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 871,000; Families— 241,000; Lie. Stations— 38,
Sta. CP's— 3; Radio Homes— 232,000; TV Kernes— 104,000
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K A L G— Alamogordo— 1950
MBS-KBS-IMN
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Sta. KALG
Address Box 268
Tel.: 211 News Service: AP
Transcription Thesaurus
Membership NAB. R AB
President William Phelps
General Manager Bob Hoffman
Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir Terry Clark
Publ. Dir Jim Armstrong
Chief Engineer Bill Shimer
KABQ Albuquerque— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Duke City Bcstg. Corp.
Address 317 Broadway. N.E.
Tel.: 3-1744 News Service: UP
Reps Harlan G. Oakes; Nat'l Time Sales
Membership R AB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Edward M. Sleighel
Sales Prom. Mgr Victor Siman
Program Dir Jose Gallegos
Chief Engineer Charles Kohlousen
K D E F— Albuquerque— 1953
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned KDEF Bcstg. Co.
Address 506 2nd St. N.W.
Tel.: CH 3-7813 News Service: UP
Station Representative Boiling
President, Gen. Mgr . . .Frank Quins
Sta. Mgr.. .Wayne Griffin
K G G M— Albuquerque— 1927
CBS
Frequency: 610 Ic Power: 5000 W«tti
Owned-Oper. By New Mexico Bcstg. Co.
Business Address. ........ 1414 Coal St.. S.W.
Tel.: CH 3-2285 News Service: AP
Representative Branham
Transcription Service . . . . World
Membership NAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr A. R. Hebenstreit
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr R. C. Rhoads
Program Director Robert Van Driel
Pub. Dir. Jim Laramoor
Chief EngSaeer Leonard F. Dodds
KHAN— Albuquerque— 1956
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 1 Kw„ d.
Owned KHAM. Inc.
Address .202 Claremont Street, NE
Tel.: DI 4-2394 News Service: UP
Transcription Servide Thesaurus
Representative Continental
Membership RAB
President J. W. Hedges
V.P., Gen. Mgr J. L. Anderson
Commercial Manager ...... Robert W. Dungan
Director Operator Joe T. Saffle
Chief Engineer. H. T. Walton
KLOS-Albuquerque-1957
Frequency: 1450 Kc ....Power: 250 Watts
Owned B & M Bcstrs.
Address Box 1298
Telephone AL 6-9866
Gen. Mgr Frank Redf ield
K 0B— Albuquerque-
NBC
1921
Freq.: 770 Kc Power: 50 Kw. d., 25 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By . . . KSTP. Inc.
Address. ............... 1430 Coal Ave. S.W.
Tel.: CH 3-4411 .News Service: UP. INS
Transcription Service .Lang-Worth
517
# $ NEW MEXICO #• #
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Representative: Petry
Membership NAB
General Manager George Johnson
Manager A. E. Mickel
Sales Prom. Mgr Doris Luedke
Program Director . . .Michael Dillon
K Q U E— Albuquerque— 1946
MBS
Freq.: 920 Kc. . . . . .Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By KQUE Corp.
Address 200 Indian School Rd.
Tel.: CH 7-8848 News Service: AP
Representative Everett-McKinney
Membership RAB
President W. N. Schnepp
Sta. Mgr Robert D. Williams
Chief Engineer Rodney Mathews
KSVP-Ariesia-1947
IMN-MBS-KBS
Freq.: 990 Kc. . . .Power: 1 Kw. d.. 250 Wts. n.
Owned-Operated By Artesia Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. .1450 Roselawn Ave.
Tel.: SH 6-2751 .......... .News Service: AP
Membership RAB. NAB
President Martin Yates III
Gen. Mgr Bob Hess
Comm. Mgr. Jack Minter
Chief Engineer. .L. O. Wilcox
KAVE-Carlsbad-1936
CBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Voice of the Caverns, Inc.
Address 2907 W. Church St.
News Service AP
Representative Branham
Membership NAB
President N. H. Battison
General Manager ...... John H. Battison
Sta., Comm. Mgr Don Husted
Publ.. Prog. Dir. Bob Fuller
Chief Engineer Bill Carnahan
KPBM-Carlsbad-1950
Frequency: 740 Kc. ..... Power: 1000 Welts d.
Owned-Operated By .... . Coronado Bcstg. Co.
Address 313 W. Mermod
Tel.: TU 5-5373 News Service: AP
Transcription Service .............. Thesaurus
Representative McGillvra
Membership RAB, NAB
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr D. A. Swayze
Prog. Director Ed Lyons
Chief Engineer. Vic Daley
K L M X-Clayion-1949-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ... . .Ari-Ne-Mix Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 7. Fair Grounds
Tel.: 616 News Service: UP
Membership .NAB
President Arthur Jernlgem
Gen., Comm., Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir. . Frank Vale
Program Director Dave Adams
Chief Engineer Robert D. Waters
KCLV-Clovis-1952-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By New-Tex Bdcstg.
Address 1221 Main
Tel.: 4401 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership NAB
President Odis Echols, Sr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir Odis Echols, Jr.
Sales Prom. Mgr Albert Houpe
Chief Engineer Clayton Fuchs
KICA-Clovis-1932
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KICA, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 111
Tel.: PO 3-5511 News Service: AP
Station Representative John E. Pearson
V.P., Gen. Mgr Gen© P. Loffler
Comm. Manager James Richardson
Program Director Jim Self
Chief Engineer .M. S. O'Dell
K 0 T S-Deming-1954-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned Luna County Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 470
Tel.: 999 News Service: AP
General Manager Robert W. Tobey
Comm Mgr Jim Smith
K V B C— Farmington— 1951
Freq.: 1390 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By Radio Station KVBC
Address 413V2 West Main St.
Tel.: DA 5-3541 News Service: UP
Membership RAB. NAB
Transcription Service World
Gen., Sta. Mgr. C. O. Kendrick
Commercial Mgr Bob Williams
Prog. Dir Bob Huston
Chief Eng Harold Furstenberg
KWYK-Farmingion-1957
Frequency: 960 Kc. Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Basin Bcstg. Co.
Address 418 W. Broadway
Telephone DA 5-6932
Gen. Mgr Jimmie D. Gober
KGAK-Gallup-1945-ABN
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. a.
Owned-Oper. By Thunderbird Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 1231
Tel.: UN 3-4444 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative O'Conntell
Pres., Gen. Mgr Merle H. Tucker
Comm. Mgr C. W. Home
Chief Engineer Paul R. Bateman
KHOB-Hobbs-1954
Frequency: 1280 Kc. Power: 1 Kw. d.
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Owned Permian Basin Radio Corp.
Address Box 247
Tel.: EX 3-4478 News Service: AP
Transcription Lang-Worth, World
Representative Clark. Melville
Membership NAB
President, Co-Mgr Charles R. Scott
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Zeb Williams
Program Director Ray Corbin
Chief Engineer Robert R. Martin
KWEW-Hobbs-1938
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power; 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By .KWEW, Inc.
Address Box 787
Tel.: EX 3^3137 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Branham
President. Theresa P. Whitmore
Gen., Sta. Mgr Harry Mc Adams
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Phil McGee
Program Director Dortha Montgomery
Chief Engineer Roy T. Evans
KGRT— Las Cruces— 1955
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Taylor Enterprises, Inc.
Address Box 968
Tel.: IA 6-6681 News Service: AP
President W. C. Taylor
KOBE— Las Cruces— 1947
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Mesilla Valley Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 940 N. Main St.
Tel.: JA 6-2496 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worm
President, Gen. Mgr. Jim Gober
Comm. Mgr. B. W. LeNoir
Sales Prom. Mgr Geraldine Sells
Prog. Dir Jim Finlay
Chief Engineer Jack Diehl
KFUN-Las Vegas-1941
ABN
Frequency: 1230 Kc.. .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Southwest Bcsters, Inc.
Business Address .Box 710
Tel.: 12 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr Ernest N. Thwaites
Program Director Dorothy G. Thwaites
Chief Engineer Julian H. Lendy
KRSN-Los Alamos-1948
ABN
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned V. Parker II & D. K. Burns
Address Community Center
Tel.: 2-4422 News Service: UP
Representative Bob Dore, Ayres
Membership NAB
Partner, Sta. Mgr Virgil A. Parker, III
Partner, Comm. Mgr Darrel K. Burns
Publicity Director Virgil A. Parker
KLEA— Lovington— 1951
KBS
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned Lea County Broadcasting Co.
Address 1700 S. Main
Tel.: 8911 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
President David R. Worley
General, Comm. Mgr Hoyt Caldwell
Asst. Mgr Gil Haugen
Prog. Dir . Robert Burt
Publicity Director Hal Chestnut
Chief Engineer Wilton Highfall
KEN M-Poriales-1950-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By .Plains Bestg. Co.
Address Drawer 540
Tel.: RE 6-6681 News Service: AP
Trans. Serv.. Lang- Worth, SESAC
Membership NAB
Pres., Co-Owner John Burroughs
Gen. Mgr., Co-Owner Leola Randolph
Chief Engineer Joe Randolph
KRTH-Baton-1948
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Colfax County Broadcasting Co.
Address Box 767
Tel.: 875 News Service: UP
Transcription World
Membership NAB
Owner Lloyd Hawkins
Commercial Mgr. C. Gail Boles
Program Director James Roper
Chief Engineer. Marvin Coffman
K B I M-Roswell-1953-KBS
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 5 Kw., d.
Owned. .Taylor Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 525
Tel.: MA 2-2120 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Station Rep .Clark
President William C, Taylor
General Manager G. F. "Jud" Roberts
Comm. Manager Almarie Oldfield
Prog. Dir John E. Davis
Sales Prom. Mgr .Bill Hight
Chief Engineer. Eugene Rader
KGFL-Roswell-1927
MBS-IMN
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Wafts
Owned-Operated By KGFL.-Ine.
Bus.-Studio Address Box 1019
Tel.: MA 2-5110 News Service: UP
Trans Lang-Worth
Representative Branham
President Theresa P. Whitmore
Gen. Manager W. E. Whitmore, Jr.
Comm. Manager Clifford "Buzz" Jackson
Program Director Beverly Bowman
Sta. Mgr .Stan Gallup
Chief Engineer , Bob Henske
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Owned-Oper. By James H. Duncan
Address 1640 Cactus St.
Tel.: 611 News Service: AP
Representative Branham
Owner. Manager J. H. Duncan
Comm. Manager Robert Fuller
K S W S-Roswell-1947-NBC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Oper. By John A. Barnetl
Business-Studio Address Box 670
Telephone MA 2-6450
Representative Meeker, Melville
Membership NAB
Ownir & Gen. Mgr John A. Barnett
Station Mgr Vincent A. Carrozza
Asst. Gen. Mgr W. L. Shackelford
K T R C-Sania Fe-1946-ABN
Frequency: 1400 Kc Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Garfield Packard
Address. 210 E. Marcy St.
Tel: 3-6685 News Service: UP
Representative McGillvra
Pres., Gen. Mgr Garfield C. Packard
KVSF-Sania Fe-1936-CBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ... . .New Mexico Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address .759 Cerrillos RcL
Tel.: 3-7318 . News Service: AP
Representative Branham
Manager. Ivan R. Head
Prog. Dir Ada Zamora
KSIL-Silver City — 1946
CBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
KCHS— Truth or Consequences
1946-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watte
Owned By Southwestern Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 351
Tel.: 1400 News Service: AP
Representative Continental Radio Sales
Transcription Thesaurus
President, . Rex Tynes
Mgr Richard C. Erbe
KTNM— Tucumcari-
MBS-KBS
1941
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Quay County Broadcasting Co.
Address P. O. Box 668
Tel.: 100 News Service: AP
Transcription World
Representative Clyde Melville
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Lloyd Hawkins
Sta. Mgr., Chief Engineer. . . .Howard Maudlin
Comm. Mgr., Pub. Dir Bill Walls
Program Director. . Mrs. Neil Mitchell
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 16,295,000; Families— 5,084,000; Lie. Stations— 122,
Sta. CP's— 5; Radio Homes— 5,008,000; TV Homes— 4,846,000
New York
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WABY-Albany-1934
Frequency! 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned By. Eastern N. Y. Bcstg.
Business-Studio 80 Braintree St.
Tel.: AL 2-3353 News Services: UP. AP
Representative Forjoe
Oen. Mgr Ed. L. Trudeau
WOKO-Albany-1924
ABN-MBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Gov. Dongan Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 1520
Tel.: DE 8857 News Service: UP
Representative Rambeau
Membership NAB. RAB
President Carl L. Lindberg
Manager Charles L. Mum
Comm. Mgr C. Russell Ehresman
Sales Prom. Mgr Charles L. Morn
Pub., Prog. Dir Leo McDevitt
Chief Engineer Lloyd Snowdeal
WPTR-Albany— 1848
Frequency: 1540 Kc. ..... Powers 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Patroon Brdcstg. Co,, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1540
Tel.: AL 5-3345 News Service: AP
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Representative Adam Young
Membership R A.B, NAB
President J. Myer Schine
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Duncan Mounsey
Comm. Mgr Joseph A. Farrar
Chief Engineer .W. Russell David, Sr.
WROW-Albany-1947
CBS
Freq.: 580 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Capital Cities TV Corp.
Address Box 10
Tel.: 3-2225 News Service: UP
Station Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB. RAB
General Manager T. S. Murphy
Station Manager George M. Perkins
Comm. Manager Albert M. Fiala
WCSS-Amslerdam-1948
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned ........ Community Service Bcstg. Co.
Address Upper Locust Ave.
Tel.: VI 3-2500 News Services: UP
Representative McGillvra
Membership RAB
President . . Alphonse Di Mezza
General Mgr. Philip Spencer
Chief Engineer Jerome Pabis
520
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Transcription Service World
Representative Boiling
Membership NAB. RAB
Pres., Gen.-Sta. Mgr Andrew Jarema
Comm., Prom. Mgr., Prog. Dir.. .Wally Bauman
Publicity Dir Bob Richards
Chief Engineer Charles Hallinan
WMBO-Auburn— 1927
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WMBO. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 141 Genesee St.
Tel.: AU 2-3511 News Service: AP
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Membership NAB, RAB
Transcription World
General Manager Frederick L. Keesee
Prog., Pub. Dir. ........... Robert B. Morgan
WBAB-Babylon-1957
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 500 W. d.
Owned Babylon-Bashore Bcstg. Corp-
Address Farmingdale Rd. & E. Drive
Tel.: MO 1-4000 News Service: AP
Gen. Mgr Joe Horenstein
Comm. Mgr Bertine Fields
W B T A-Baiavia-1941-MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Batavia Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 22 Seaver PI.
Tel.: 715 News Service: AP
Pres., Gen. Mgr Edmund R. Gamble
Sales Prom. Mgr., Prog. Dir John Collins
Commercial Mgr Charles Snow
Publicity Dir Jack Derbyshire
Chief Engineer Fred Callendar
WENE— Binghamion
Endicott— 1947
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .... . .Ottaway Stations, Inc.
Address 909 E. Main, Endicott
Tel.: 5-3351 News Service: UP
Representative Radio Reps. Inc.
Membership INAB, RAB
President James H. Ottaway
Vice President F. H. Brinkley
General Manager S. W. Ryder
Asst. to Mgr H. Johansen
Chief Engineer John Fischler
WINR-Binghamion-1946
NBC
Freq.: 680 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.. 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By The Binghamton Press
Business-Studio Address. . . Robinson Bldg.
Tel.: 4-4318 News Service: UP
Representative .George P. Hollingbery
Membership NAB, RAB
General Manager Dale Taylor
Commercial Manager. .... .A. V. Ludington. Jr.
Chief Engineer G. Ricciardell
WK0P— Binghamion-1947
MBS
Freq.j 1360 Kc Powers 5 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By . . The Binghamton Bcstrs., Inc.
Business-Studio Address ...... 34 Chenango St.
Tel: 2-3437 News Service: AP
W N B F— Binghamton— 1928
CBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By ..... . Triangle Pubs. Inc.
Business Address 1 Henry St.
Tel.: BI 3-7311 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliate Phila. Inquirer
Representative Blair & Co.
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr George R. Dunham
Sales Manager Kenneth Leslie
Dir. Nat. Sales Ed H. Benedict
Oper. Mgr Russ Baker
Business Mgr E. William Farneti
Chief Engineer Sherman Egan
WBRV-
•Boonville-
KBS
1955
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Black River Radio, Inc.
Address WBRV Building
Tel.: 11 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Manager Livingston Lansing
Comm. Manager Leon Renodin
Pub. Director Millie Seelman
WBEN-Buffalo-1930-CBS
Frequency: 930 Kc. Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WBEN. Inc.
Address Hotel Statler
Tel.: MO 0930 News Service: AP, UP, INS
Newspaper Affiliation. .Buffalo Evening News
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Henry I. Christal
President A. H. Kirchhofer
General Manager C. Robert Thompson
Station Manage?.... .Frank W. Kelly
Sales Manager C. E. Daly
Prog. Dir Eugene Brook
Publicity Director. ....... .Joseph A. Haeffner
Chief Engineer Ralph J. Kingsley
WBNY-Buffalo-1935
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Roy L. Albertson, Inc.
Address 485 Main St.
Tel.: MO 1400 .News Services: AP, UP
Rep Jack Masla, O'Connell
Membership NAB
General Mgr Michael L. Merla
Comm. Mgr R. L. Albertson, Jr.
Prog. Dir , Richard Lawrence
WEBR-Buffalo-1924-MBS
Frequency: 970 Kc. ..... . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By ........ ,WEBR, Inc.
S2I
f^24 HOURS
Buffalo jN WESTERN J
A NEW YORK /
NEWS
SPORTS
MUSIC
RADIO CENTER
WKBW
At*Hcdob Basic NBC Station
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
24 HOURS A DAY
Buffalo's World Series, Canisius College
Basketball, Cavalcade of Sports Station
Buffalo's Leading Radio Personalities including
Stan Jasinski, Larry Brownell, Sherm Wright,
Lee Forester and George Hound Dog" Lorenz
Your "PACKAGE DEAL" will SATURATE this station
You'll be surprised
what *100
a week will buy
For details call any
office of Avery -
Knodel or station
WKBW direct
The most successful advertising technique
is "telling your sales story to as many
people, as many times as you can,
within the limits of a sound budget."
This is the WKBW SATURATION
FORMULA which is bringing increased
sales results for WKBW advertisers;
and we have the renewals to prove it.
A WKBW saturation campaign gives
you more than twice as many listeners
for your advertising dollar. That's why
your sales results will be more than twice
as good . . . that's why WKBW is your
most profitable buy in the Buffalo and
Western New York market.
50,000 WATTS
AVERY-KNODEl, INC.
National Representatives
j BUFFALO'S MOST POWERFUL STATION
BASIC NBC
CLINTON H. CHURCHILL
Founder, President
and General Manager
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Business-Studio Address 23 North St.
Tel.: LI 7133 News Service: AP. UP, INS
Newspaper Aifiliation Courier-Express
Trans. Service . . . Thesaurus, Standard, SESAC
Representative Kate
Membership NAB. RAB
President William J. Conners, III
General Manager David F. Leopold
Comm. Mgr George T. Stagg
Pgm.» Prom. Mgr Wm. Schweitzer
Chief Engineer Frank B. Ridgeway
WCBA-Corning— 1949
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned . . . Wellsboro Corning Bcstg. Adv. Inc.
Address Box 117
Tel.: 6-7000 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative McGUlvra. Inc.
Membership RAB
V.P.. Station Manager Bob Shaddock
Comm. Mgr Paul E. Carpenter
WG R-Buffalo-1922-ABN W C L I-Corning-1947-ABN
Frequency: 550 Kc .Power: 5 Kw.
Owned Transcontinent TV
Address Hotel Lafayette
Tel: WA 3100 News Service: UP
Rep Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB, RAB
President David C. Moore
Sta., Comm. Mgr Nat L. Cohen
Sales Prom. Mgr Ollie Howard
Program Dir Robert J. Strigl
Pub. Dir Florence Lafler . .
Chief Engineer Karl B. Hoffman
WINE-Buffalo— 1948
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Address Box 85
Tel.: AM 1160 News Service: UP
Trans World
Representative Radio-TV Rep.
Membership NAB, RAB
President John L. Kluge
Man. Dir Marvin A. Kempner
Sales Mgr Herb Resnick
Chief Engineer Ernie Bohrk
WKB W-Buffalo-1925-NBC
Frequency: 1520 Kc. . . . . .Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WKBW, Inc.
Business Address . Radio Center, 1430 Main St.
Tel.: GR 5101 . News Service: UP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Prom. Mgr. . . . Clinton H. Churchill
Public Service Dir Dorothy L. Ireland
V. P., Sta., Comm. Mgr. . . . Alfred E. Anscombe
Program Dir. . William Meek
Chief Engineer Leroy Fiedler
WMIA— Buffalo— 1956
Frequency: 1230 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned Niagra Bcstg.
Address 2900 Geness St.
Telephone FI 9600
Representative Walker
Gen. Mgr Gordon P. Brown
WWOL-Buffalo-1947
Frequency: 1120 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . Greater Erie Broad. Co.
Address 315 Main St.
Telephone MO 1200
Representative Forjoe
Owner Leon Wyszatycki
Gen., Sta. Manager .Ted Wyszatycki
Commercial Manager Jack Greenfield
Frequency: 1450 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned Radio Corning, Inc.
Address 99 W. First St.
Tel.: 6-5421 News Service: AP
Station Representative Donald Cooke, Inc.
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Pub. Dir. . . Gordon M. Jenkins
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir George P. Droelle, Jr.
Chief Engineer .Maurice Sherman
WKRT-Coriland-1947
Freq.: 920 Kc. . . . . . Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Operated By .... . Radio Cortland, Inc.
Business-Studio Address.. 27 N. Main St.
Tel.: SK 6-2828 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Gill-Perna
Membership NAB. RAB
President Leighton A. Hope
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr W. L. Thompson
Chief Engineer Walter Chociay
W F L R-Dundee-1956-KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Finger Lakes Bcstg.
Address 30 Main St.
Tel.: 158 News Service: AP
Representative Hopewell
Gen. Mgr Robert Burns
Comm. Mgr Thomas H. Shaf er
WDOE-Dunkirk-1949
Frequency: 1410 Kc. Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Operated By Lake Shore Bcstg.
Address Willow Rd.
Tel.: 7756 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Station Representative .Walker
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres. Simon Goldman
Sta. Mgr. Richard H. Burt
Commercial Manager H. Brooks Dawson
WELM
-Elmira-
CBS
1947
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner Radio Elmira, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 222 E. Market St.
Tel.: 3-5626 News Service: AP
Station Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NAB, RAB
President John S. Riggs
Vice Pres.. Gen. Mgr Keith W. Horton
Program Director. Ruth E, Dibble
Chief Engineer .Arthur French
523
10,000 POWERFUL WATTS
10 DHIVR THE 6BSJTSB LOW BUND MARKET (H4SS4USW01K)
! WHLI'S GREATER LONG ISLAND COVERAGE . . .
NASSAU SUFFOLK TOTAL
POPULATION 1,200,000 525,000 1,725,000
I NET INCOME $2,928,340,000 $755,604,000 $3,683,944,000
PER FAMILY
$8,503 $5,698
j RETAIL SALES
1 ,534,786,000 564,961 ,000 2,099,747,000
FOOD STORE SALES 403,423,000 152,997,000 556,420,000
AUTO STORE SALES 252,922,000 93,225,000 346,147,000
WHLI HAS THE LARGEST DAYTIME AUDIENCE
IN THE MAJOR LONG ISLAND MARKET! (Pulse)
* THE 2nd LARGEST MARKET IN NEW YORK!
** NOW REACHES 5,500,000 PEOPLE
*** GIVES YOU TREMENDOUS, IMPORTANT, "BIG MONEY" MARKET COVERAGE
**** AMAZINGLY LOW, LOW, C0ST-PER-TH0USANO
WITHIN WHLI's COVERAGE
AREA
POPULATION 5,477,000
NET INCOME $11,758,859,000
RETAIL SALES 6,125,535,000
Represented by GILI^PERNA
►1 0,000 WATTS
WHU
HEMPSTEAD
LONG ISLAND, N. Y.
AM IIOO
FM 98.3
PAUL GODOFSKY, PRES. AND GEN. MGR.
JOSEPH A. LENN, EXEC. V. P. SALES
^J4
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WENY— Elmira— 1939
NBC
Frequency: 1230 Kc .Power: 250 Wcrttt
Owned-Operoted By. .Elmira Star-Gazette, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Mark Twain Hotel
Tel.: 5181 News Service: AP
Representative Everett-McKinney
Membership NAB, RAB
General Manager.... L. F. "Bill" Pope
Commercial Mar F. R. Gray
Prom. Mgr . . Bill Givens
Program Director . Frederick W. Hodg'e
Chief Engineer Ed. L. Pettengill
WEHH— Elmira Heights-Horse-
Heads-1956-MBS
Frequency: 1590 Kc. Power: 500 W., d.
Owned Elmira Heights-Horseheads Bcstg.
Address Box 2097
Representative McGillvra
Trans Lang-Worth
Gen. Mgr Frank P. Saia
Comm. Mgr Harry Keavin
Prog. Dir Norman Decker
WGBB-Freepori-1926
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Long Island's First Station, Inc.
Business-Studio Address .... 44 So. Grove St.
Tel.: MA 3-1240 News Service: AP
Trans. Serv Thesaurus, World
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Edward J. Fitzgerald
Prog. Dir. Ed Brown
Gen. Sales Mgr M. C. Evans
WOSC-Fulion-1949-KBS
Frequency. 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. ....... .Cassill Radio Corp.
Address. . . .W. Bridge & Water, Oswego
Tel.: 3088 News Service: UP
Transcription Service .Thesaurus
Representative Hil F. Best
President. .Richard C. Mitchell
General Manager Jack Burgess
WKIT-Garden City — 1956
Frequency: 1520 Kc. .Power: 250 Watts
Owned KWIT, Inc.
Address 509 Mad. Ave.
Tel.: MU 8-0940 News Service: UP
President .... .Sy Weintraub
V.P., Gen. Mgr .Walter Ware
Program Dir Frank Costa
Chief Engineer Stan LoPresto
WGVA-Geneva-1947-ABN
Frequency: 1240 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ... . .Star Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address. .Geneva Fed. Savings Bldg.
Tel.: GE 6691 News Service: AP
Representative ...... ........... .Cooke
President M. R. Forman
V.P., Gen. Manager ........ Thomas L. Brown
Stc, Comm. Mgr.. .Ernest F, Oliver
WWSC-Glens Falls— 1946
ABN
Frequency: 1450 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . Gt. Northern Radio Co.
Address. 13 Warren St.
Tel.: GL 2-6518 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil. ...... .Post
Transcription SES AC, World, Thesaurus
Representative R. O'Connell
Membership RAB
Pres., Gen Mgr .Martin Karig
Sta. Mgr., Chief Eng .Thomas Humphrey
Comm., Prom. Mgr, Frank Costello
Publicity Director Fred Carota
Sales. Prom. Mgr.. Ralph Romano
WENT
•Gloversville-
CBS
1944
Frequency: 1340 Kc, .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .... .WENT Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 8 W. Fulton St.
Tel.: 4-7175 . . .(News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
Representative ................... Gill-Perna
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr.. Joseph H. Tobin
Program Director ........ Richard Stewart
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir. . . George Hornidge
WHLI— Hempstead— 1947
Frequency: 1100 Kc. , Power: 10 Kw., d.
Owned-Oper. By. FM Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. .... .384 Clinton St.
Tel.: IV 1-8000 News Service; UP
Transcription World, Thesaurus, SESAC
Representative ................... Gill-Perna
Membership RAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr. Paul Godofsky
Comm. Manager. ........... Joseph A. Lenn
Prog. Dir Jerry Carr
Publicity Director. ....... John T. Clayton
Chief Engneer ... .Frank E. Knaack
W A L Y— Herkimer-Ilion— 1956
Frequency: 1420 Kc. Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned WALY. Inc.
Address .Palmer House Hotel
Tel.: TO 6-4220. .News Service: UP
Representative Masla
Trans Thesaurus
Gen. Mgr.. ............. .Melvin E. Whitmire
WLEA— Hornell— 1951
MBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc. . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ....... . .Hornell Bcstng. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. ........ .97 Main St
Tel.: 1420 .News Service: UP
Representative ......... ...... Gill-Perna
Transcription ........................ World
Membership .................... .NAB, RAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr. ........ Charles D. Henderson
Sta. Mgr, ................ ..G. W. Stidston©
Comm. Mgr.. ..................... .E. Barnes
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Prog. Dk Don Jones
Pub. Dir Byron Emerson
Chief Engineer Frederick Witter
WWHG-Hornell— 1946
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5 Kw., d.
Owned-Oper. By Ra-Tel Broadcasters, Inc.
Address Radio Center
Tel.: 2000 News Service: UP
Representative Rambeau
Trans Columbia
Puss., Gen. Mgr Sy Dresner
Sta. Mgr Alfred Dresner
Comm. Mgr Sheff Davis
Sales Mgr Treah White
Prog. Dir Lou Parker
Pub. Dir ; Cleora M. Carroll
Chief Engineer Howard Hufi
WHOC-Hudson-1947
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Orin Lehman, Et Al
Address Union Turnpike
Tel: HU 8-3341 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
General Manager. John Kearney
Commercial Manager Robert Strokes
Pub. Dir Jennie W. Weaver
Prog. Dir J. P. Cranna
Chl'ef Engineer Victor J. Schuler
WGSM— Huntington— 1951
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned .... Huntington-Montauk Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address . . . . ..... 379 New York Ave.
Tel.: HA 3-6740 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership NAB, RAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr Edward J. Fitzgerald
Sales Mgr , Daniel E. Schmidt, III
WHCU-Ithaca-1921-CBS
Frequency: 870 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Cornell University
Business-Studio Address Ithaca
Tel.: 4-6301 News Service: UP
Membership NAB, RAB
Gen. Mgr Michael R. Hanna
Commercial Mgr H. E. M. Brockway
Program Director Joseph A. Short
Publicity Director Sam Woodside
Chief Engineer..,.. . . ...Herbert P. Miehels
WTKO-Ithaca-1956
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Radio Ithaca, Inc.
Address Treman-King Bldg.
News Service AP
Membership NAB
Representative Forjoe
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr . ,E. E. Erdman
Pub. Dir B. M. Clarey
Ch Eng Gerald Gushing
W J 0 C— Jamestown— 1948
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc. . . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Air Waves, Inc.
Trans.-Bus.-Studio Address. . .415 W. Fourth St.
Tel.: 6-1555 News Service: AP
Representative Burn-Smith
President, Gen. Manager Harold P. Kane
Comm. Mgr Richard F. Rose
Prog. Dir Edward J. McGrath, Jr.
Chief Eng B. O. Waterman
WJTN— Jamestown— 1924
ABN
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By James Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Hotel Jamestown
Tel.: 7151 News Service: UP
Transcription Service. . .Associated, McGregor
Representative. .Venard, Rintoul & McConnell
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Simon Goldman
Comm. Mgr., Sales Prom. Mgr. . . J. Carl Willems
Program Director George Pfleeger
Pub. Dir Almon Hazard
Chief Engineer Herbert Niklaus
WKMY— Kingston— 1939
MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Wattn
Owned-Oper. By Kingston Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. ... 601 Broadway
Tel.: FE 1-1490 News Service: AP
Representative Meeker
Membership RAB, NAB
President. Joseph K. Close
Gen. Mgr Robert M. Peebles
Prog. Dir Richard L. Beach
Chief Engineer Allan J. Smith
WVOS-Liberfy-1947
Frequency: 1240 Kc. . . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Sullivan County Bcstg. Co.
Address Liberty
Tel.: LI 1680 News Service: UP
General Manager. S. D. Lubin
Sta., Comm. Mgr. . William B. Orr
Sec'y-Treas H. G. Borwick
WLFH— Little Falls— 1950
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Waller Gaines
Address Second Street
Tel.: 654 News Service: AP
Owner . Walter Gaines
Ch. Eng Barry Frank
WUSJ— Lockport— 1948
Frequency: 1340 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... . Union-Sun & Journal, Inc.
Trans.-Address 320 Michigan St
Tel.: 3-5944 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Newspaper Affil Union Sun & Journal
Representative Gill-Perna
Membership NAB
President Egbert D. Corson
General Manager. ....... .William B. Kemble
Sta., Comm. Mgr.. Joseph A. Pinna
Sales Prom. Manager Jerry Damond
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Prog. Director Tony Allen
Pub. Dir Tom Jolls
Chief Engineer. . Thomas Ceravalo
WICY-Malone-
MBS-KBS
1946
Frequency: 1490 Kc. Powers 250 Waits
Owned-Oper By North Country Bcstg. Co.
Address .WICY Bldg.
Tel.: 187 News Service: UP
Membership .NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr ...Mitchell C. Tackley
Comm. Mgr Alice M. Tackley
Chief Engineer Adolph Stromer
WMSA-Massena-1945
ABN
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper ated By The Brockway Co.
Business Address Central Building
Tel.: RO 9-3591 News Service: UP
Transcription Service .Thesaurus
Newspaper Affil.. Watertown Times
Representative Weed
Membership NAB, RAB
President John B. Johnson
General Manager Louis Saif f , Jr.
Station Manager. ........ .Thomas R. McHugh
Program Director James H. Nash
Publicity Director. .R. E. Anderson
Chief Engineer. A. Samuel Frazier
WALL-Middleiown-1942
Fequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . The Community Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address ......... 62 North St.
Tel.: DI 3-3119 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Comm. Mgr.. ..... James M. Patt
Program Director Jerry Wax
Chief Engineer. .Fred Schoelkopf
WGNY-Newburgh-1933
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned. .... ..Orange County Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address. 161 Broadway
Tel.: 4600 ................. News Service: AP
Membership . ; . RAB
Representative Kettell-Carter
Pres. George W. Bingham
V.P., Gen. Mgr .Joseph Rake
Program Dir Richard H. Raskin
Comm. Mgr. Campbell Thompson
WNRC-New Rochelle— 1950
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Radio New Rochelle, Inc.
Address. ................... .200 North Ave.
Tel.: NA 6-0800.. ..News Service: AP
Representative Keller
President Donald Daniels
General Mgr Sidney I. Flamm
Comm. Mgr. Jules M. Labert
Program Dir Bob Roberts
Chief Engineer. .... ...... .Edward Cahill
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
527
TWO VERY IMPORTANT THINGS
TO REMEMBER WHEN BUYING SPANISH
RADIO IN NEW YORK:
ENJOYS THE TOP RATING
IN 46 OUT OF 48 DAILY
QUARTER-HOURS
IN SPANISH.*
REACHES MORE THAN
71% OF PUERTO RICAN
FAMILIES DAILY ANDTHE
WEEKLY CIRCULATION
ENCOMPASSES ALMOST ALL FAMILIES.
Pulse
A COPY OF THE COMPLETE PULSE REPORT
CONTAINING BOTH AUDIENCE RATINGS
AND A PROFILE OF THE PUERTO RICAN
LISTENER IN NEW YORK IS YOURS FOR
THE ASKING.
WHOM
136 West 52nd Street
New York 19, N Y.
528
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Owned By Columbia Bcstg. System, Inc.
General Studio Address 485 Madison Ave.
Tel.: PL 1-2345. . . .News Service: AP. INS. UP
Transcription Ssrvice Capitol
Representative CBS Radio Spot Sales
Membership NAB. RAB
President o! CBS Frank Stanton
General Manager Sam J. Slate
Sales Prom. Mgr Richard L. Stahlberger
Program Director . Allen Ludden
Publicity Director Milton Rich
Chief Engineer Davidson Vorhes
WABC-New York— 1921
ABN
Frequency: 770 Kc Power: 50,000 Waiw
Owned-Oper. By American Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address 7 West 66th St.
Tel.: SU 7-5000 News Service: AP, INS
Representative John Blair
Membership NAB. RAB
President Leonard H. Goldenson
Gen., Sta. Mgr Stewart Barthelmess
Program Manager Myrtle Tower
Merchand. Mgr John F. Dunn
Sales Mgr R. E. Noble, Jr.
Publicity Director Larry Eisenberg
Chief Engineer Frank Marx
WBNX-New York-1927
Frequency: 1380 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WBNX Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. .260 E. 161st St., N. Y. 51
Tel.: ME 5-0333 News Service: AP
Transcription Service SES AC
Representative A. Lewis King
President A. L. Haskell
V.P., Sta.-Gen. Manager William I. Moore
Asst. Comm. Mgr Edward Betchley
Prog. Directors Frank Johnson, E. Ervin
WCBS-NewYork-1924
CBS
Frequency: 880 Kc. Power: 50,000 Watts
WEVD-New York-1927
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By.. Debs Memorial Radio Fund
Business-Studio Address 117 W. 46th St.
Tel.: PI 7-0880 News Service: AP
Trans SESAC
Managing Dir Henry Greenfield
Prog. Dir George Field
WHOM-New York-1930
Frequency: 1480 Kc. . . Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Progress Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 136 W. 52nd St.
Tel.: CI 6-3900 News Service: UP
News. Affil II Progresso Italo- Americano
President, Gen. Manager Fortune Pope
V.P., Sales Mgr Charles Baltin
Program Director Ralph Contantino
Chief Engineer George Steiger
The Red Cross Needs
Your Unstinting Assistance
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RADIO CIRCLE
WINS
NEW YORK 23, N.Y.
NEW YORK'S MOST IMPORTANT STATION
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REPRESENTED BY THE KATZ AGENCY
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President J. Elroy McCaw
Vice-Pres John Keating
V.P., General Mgr H. G. Fearnhead
Sales Mgr John D. Kelly-
Prog. Dir Mel Leeds
Chief Engineer P, Von Kunits
WINS-NewYork-1924
Frequency: 1010 Kc. . . . . .Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Gotham Bcstg. Corp.
Address 7 Central Park West
Tel.: JU 2-7000. . . .News Service: AP. UP. INS
Membership RAB
WHLI LISTING
ON PAGE 525
WHLI "THE VOICE OF LONG ISLAND"
NOW . . . brings to local, regional and national advertisers
a tremendous, important coverage of a huge market place
. . . second only to New York City.
WHLI SERVES ALL OF NASSAU AND SUFFOLK COUNTIES
... A VAST EVER GROWING AUDIENCE . . . WITH PRO-
GRAMMING THAT HAS MADE THIS STATION THE FAV-
ORITE OF LONG ISLAND FOR OVER 10 YEARS.
►10,000 WATTS
WHLI
HEMPSTEAD
LONG ISLAND, N. Y.
PAUL GODOFSKY, PRES. AND GEN. MGR.
JOSEPH A. LENiN, EXEC. V. P. SALES
Represented by Gill-Perna
531
1190 ON YOUR DIAZ*
WLIB has more Negro listeners than any other New York station
—network or independent (Pulse) .
WLIB is the only radio station in New York City with studios in
Harlem.
WLIB is the first New York station broadcasting Negro commu-
nity news and special events on a regularly scheduled basis— every
hour on the half-hour.
HARLEM RADIO CENTER • Hotel Theresa • 125th Street and Seventh Avenue • New York 27
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WLIB— New York-1944
Frequency: 1190 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By New Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 2090 7th Ave.
Tel.: MO 6-1800 News Service: AP
Representative Forjoe
Membership NAB
Presw Gen. Manager Harry Novik
Program Director. Nat Rudich
Comm. Mgr Arthur Harrison
Pub. Dir., Sales Prom. Dir Arnold Werner
Chief Engineer Gordon A. Greenfield
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WMCA-NewYork-1925
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WMCA. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 415 Madison Ave.
Tel.: MU 8-1500 News Service: UP
Representative AM Radio Sales
Membership „ , RAB
President Nathan Straus
General Manager M. M. Fleischl
Program Director Leon Goldstein
Sales Prom. Mgr. Patricia Bolton
Sales Mgr John J. McSweeney
Chief Engineer James McCatferty
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American Home Products
American Tobacco Company
Arthur Murray
Bab-0
Block Drug Company
Breyer Ice Cream
Budweiser Beer
Chesterfield Cigarettes
Chrysler Corp. (Chrysler Division)
Clapps Baby Food
Coca Cola
Colgate-Palmolive Company, Inc.
Cott Beverage Corp.
Coty, Inc.
De Soto
Dodge
Merkel, Inc.
Mrs. Wagner Pies
Nail Brands Division of Sterling Drug
Double Danderine
Nedicks Stores
Nestle Co.
Newport Cigarettes
No-Cal
Nucoa Margarine
P. Ballantine & Sons
Pontiac Division of General Motors
R. H. Macy
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
Ralston Purina Co.
RCA Victor Corp. -
Popular Record Albums
M-THE CALL LETTERS
Dugans Lite Diet Bread
Eastern Air Lines
Equitable Life Assurance Society
of the United States
Esso
F & M Schaefer Brewing Co.
Ford Motor Company — Edsel Division
Gallo Wines
General Electric (FM Radio)
Gordon Baking Company
Grand Union
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., The
Hoffman Beverage Co.
Jacob Ruppert Inc.
L & M Cigarettes
Lever Bros.
Lifesavers
Lincoln Mercury
Martinsons Coffee
Reddi-Wip, Inc.
Safeway Stores
Sealy Mattress
Seven-Up Co.
Shell Oil Co.
Sinclair Refining Co.
Slenderella
Standard Brands
Stewart Warner Corp. - Alemite
Sun Oil Co.
Sunset TV and Appliances
Texas Co.
Time & Life, Inc.
Trans World Airlines
U. S. Rubber Co.
Warner Lambert Corp.
Woodbury Soap
and many more.
Wttlgltl-IIQW yOtK 50,000 Watts . The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Radio Station
400 Park Avenue, New York 22, N, Y. • National Representatives : George P. Hollingbery
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WMGM-NewYork-1922
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WMGM Bcstg.
Business-Studio Address 400 Park
Tel.: MU 8-1000 News Service: UP. AP
Representative Hollingbery
V.P., Director Arthur M. Tolchin
Sales Manager Samuel Faust
Prom.. Adv. Dir John M. McKeon
Program Director Raymond Kate
WNEW-New York-1934
Frequency: 1130 Kc Power: 50 Kw.
Owned-Operated By DuMont Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 565 Fifth Are.
Tel.: YU 6-7000 News Service: AP
Representative Dave Simmons. Inc.
Membership RAB
Pres. & Gen. Mgr R. D. Buckley
Exec. V.P...
Comm. Mgr.
. . John B. Jaeger
J. V. B. Sullivan
W OR— New York— 1922— MBS
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By RKO Teleradio Pictures
Business-Studio Address 1440 Broadway
Tel: LO 4-8000 News Services: INS, UP
Trans , .Paxton
Representative H-R Reps.
Membership NAB, RAB
President Thomas F. O'Neil
Gen. Manager Robert Leder
Adv. Mgr J. A. Yergin
Comm. Mgr W. McCormick
Adv., Prom. Dir Robert Sullivan
Program Director Robert S. Smith
Dir. Prom. & Planning Robert Hoffman
Publicity Manager Richard Jackson
Chief Engineer Harry Tilley
(See Page 320)
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Prof
its
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
535
The Kalian Population
Of New York is the
Third Largest Market
In the Entire U.S.A. . . .
and it's growing . . . growmg . . .
GROWING ! In 1955 and 1956 alone,
47,600 new Italian immigrants
settled in the New York area. The
net population gain over deaths
was 17,100 persons — an important
addition to a market already
numbering over two million.
In other words — New York,
the largest community of this
Hemisphere, is "More Italian than
Ever Before" !
We have new facts and figures about
this vast, responsive market.
They're a revelation ! Write, wire
phone — we'll see that you get them !
RADIO STATION
wov
730 Fifth Avenue — Circle 5-7979
NEW YORK ROME
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WOV— New York— 1926 WPOW-New York— 1957
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 5000 Wertts Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WOV Bcstg. Corp. Owned Bcstrs. of N. Y.
Business-Studio Address 730 Fifth Ave. Address 41 East 42nd St.
Tel.: CI 5-7979 ..... News Service: AP ANSA TeJ ; yu 4.46Q0 News Service. up
Transcnption Service MacGregor Representative Tele j*^, Inc.
Representative Pearson * m xm
Exec. V. P.. Gen. Manager. .... .Ralph N. Weil President H. Scott Killgore
V. P., Prog. Director Arnold Hartley Sta. Mgr Kenneth Sullivan
Publicity Director R. E. Thompson Prog. Dir Melvin E. Miller
Chief Engineer Emile Hill Chtef Engineer David R. Pryce
SEE PAGE 327
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FOR CANADIAN RADIO STATION INDEX
SEE PAGE 7
FOR EDITORIAL INDEX
SEE PAGE 21
FOR ADVERTISING INDEX
537
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Our 1957 list
of more than
400 advertisers
testifies
WQXR SELLS
1957 was a record-breaking year for WQXR,
America's only 50,000-watt good music station.
Its expanding list of advertisers . . . about 100
new this year . . . kept pace with its growing
audience. Why? Because WQXR sells. It fills a
distinct need and reaches a distinctive part of
America's most massive market.
for more than a million New York families, noth-
ing takes the place of
WQXR
50,000 watts AM <& FM
Radio station of The New York Times
229 West 43rd Street, New York 36, N. Y.
LAckawanna 4-1100
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Owned-Oper. By . . Radio Norwich, Inc.
Address 14 S. Broad St.
Tel.: 4-2218 News Service: UP
Transcription Service. ..... .Thesaurus, World
Station Rep McGillvra
Membership RAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr William J. Hall
Asst. Mgr., Prog. Dir Ray Whitlock
Chief Engineer Wiley R. Bates
Comm. Manager Patrick E. Rheaume
WQXR-New York-1936
Frequency: 1560 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Interstate Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 229 W. 43rd St.
Tel.: LA 4-1100 News Service: AP
Newspaper N. Y. Times (Owner)
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership RAB
•Chairman of Board .... Arthur Hays Sulzberger
President Orvil E. Dryf oos
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Elliott M. Sanger
V.P. Sales Mgr Norman S. McGee
Sales Prom. Dir Mary Rice Anderson
Program Director Eleanor N. Sanger
Pub. Dir E. "Pat" Hurley
Chief Engineer L. J. Kleinklaus
WRCA-NewYork-1926
NBC
Frequency: 660 Kc Power: 50 Kw.
Owned National Bcstg. Co.
Address 30 Rockefeller Plaza
Tel.: CI 7-8300. . .News Services: AP, INS, UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Station Rep NBC Spot Sales
Membership NAB. RAB
President Robert Sarnoff
Gen. Manager William N. Davidson
Station Mgr Arthur Hamilton
Bus. Mgr Frederick Acker
Dir. Sales Herman Maxwell
Dir. Otjs Pete Aff e
Adv. Mgr Tony Kraemer
Sales Prom. Mgr Michael Lannon
Dir. Adv. Prom. & Merch Max E. Buck
Program Dir Steve White
Publicity Mgr. John O'Keef e
Chief Engineer John H. Riedel
WWRL-New York-1926
(SEE WOODSIDE. N. Y.)
WHLD— Niagara Falls— 1940
Frequency: 1270 Kc... Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Earl C. Hull
Business-Studio Address United BuildJng
Tel.: 8421 News Service: UP
Representative HeadleyReed
Membership . NAB
Owner, Gen. Manager. .Earl C. Hull
Business Manager R. J. Manning.
W J JL— Niagara Falls— 1947
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper.. . .Niagara Frontier Bcstg. Corp.
Address 129 Main St.
Tel.: BU 5-5796 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Pearson
Exec. V. P., Gen. Mgr Tom W. Talbot
Comm. Manager W. M. Allen
Chief Engineer Gustav Czaplak
WCHN— Norwich— 1953
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
WSLB-Ogdensburg-1940
MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Seaway Radio
Address 2315 Knox St.
Tel.: OG 500 News Service: UP
Pres George W. Bingham
General Manager Thomas Leighton
Prog. Dir Flo Beach Rowe
WHDL-01ean-1929-ABN
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WHDL. Inc.
Address 3219 W. State Rd.
Tel.: 2-0161 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation Times Herald
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Eve: ett-McKinney
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr John R. Henzel
Sta. Mgr John F. Hastings
Comm. Mgr Joseph K. Eade
Prog. Dir Donald McLean
Publicitv Director Helen Strong
Chief Engineer Wallace D. Taylor
WMMS— Olean— 1957
Frequency: 1360 Kc . Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Olean Bcstg. Corp.
Address I68V2 N. Union St.
Tel.: 2-0157 News Service: AP
Trans Thesaurus
Representative Hopewell
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Donald W. Merriman
Comm. Mgr Jim Gleason
Prog. Dir Dan Bethell
WONG-Oneida-1956
Frequency: 1600 Kc .Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned John J. Geiger
Address 238 Main St.
Tel.: 2640 News Service: UP
Representative McGillvra
Comm. Mgr. . . Joseph Trela
WDOS-Oneonia-1947
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By ..... . Ottaway Stations, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 104 Chestnut St
Tel.: 2-4701 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation. Oneonta Star
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Radio-TV Reps.
Membership NAB, RAB
President James H. Ottaway
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Managing Director Francis H. Brinkley
Station Manager Harold E. Graves
Comm. Mgr Benjamin M. Turnbull
Prod. Sup Jack Disbrow
Chief Engineer William J. Petit
KEBO-Owego-1957
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Erdman Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 51
News Service AP
Representative Forjoe
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr E. E. Erdman
Prog. Dir „ Norman Brownell
Sales Mgr Matt Cordaro
Ch. Eng Gerald Cushing
WALK-Paichogue-1952
Frequency: 1370 Kc. . . . . .Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Suffolk Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 230
Tel.: GR 5-5200 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation. . . . .Suffolk Cons. Press
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Grant Webb
Membership NAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr W. K. Macy, Jr.
Comm. Mgr., Prom. Mgr John Regan
Prog., Pub. Dir Jack Ellsworth
Chief Engineer Ed Becker
WPAC-Paichogue-1951
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Patchogue Bcstg. Co.
Address 31 W. Main St.
Tel.: GR 5-4600 News Service: UP
Representative Clark
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. Lee Morrison
Station Mgr.. .Stan Allan
Comm. Mgr .Herbert Morrison
Program Director .Dick Hodkin
Pub. Dir Donald Lombardy
Chief Engineer Morton Morrison
WLHA-Peekskill-1948
Frequency: 1420 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. ..... . .Highland Bcstg. Corp.
Address .... .Radio Terrace
Tel: 7-1124 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Station Rep Rambeau, Kettell-Carter
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Ch. Eng. . . . Irving E. Cottrell
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr. ..... Francis Lough
WEAV-Plaiisburg-1934
ABN
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . . . .Plattsburg Bcstg. Corp.
Studio Address 38 Court St.
Tel.: 1600 News Service: UP
Representative Jack Masla
Membership NAB, RAB
President George F. Bissell
Gsn. Mgr . A. E. Spokes
Sales Prom. Mgr L. J. Hare
Chief Engineer Larry Lapanne
WIRY-Plaiisburg-1950
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc. ....Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Clinton Cty. Bdcstg. Corp.
Trans. Loca. Address 301 Cornelia St.
Tel.: 2800 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative McGavren-Quinn
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Comm. Mgr Joel H. Scheier
Station Mgr Donald Pelkey
Program Director. . Betty Kraus
Chief Engineer Leroy L. Fuller. Jr.
WDLC-Pori Jervis-1953
Frequency: 1490 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . Port Jervis Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 920
Tel.: 3-2293 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Transcription Service World
President . Sidney Sakofsky
Gen. Mgr Oscar Wein
WPDM-Poisdam-1955
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned-Oper. By.... St. Lawrence Radio, Inc.
Address Potsdam
News Service AP
President F. R. Woodruff
Business Manager David A. Kyle
Station Mgr James Rogers III
W E 0 K-Poughkeepsie-1949
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated By. . .Mid-Hudson Bests. Inc.
Business-Studio Address Pendell Road
Tel.: GR 1-1500. News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Everert-MfeKinney
Membership RAB
President Arthur J. Barry, Jr.
Gen. Mgr., Prog. Dir Frank Breslin
Sales Prom. Mgr Louis Pells
Chief Engineer John P. Burks
WKIP-Poughkeepsie-1940
ABN
Frequency: 1450 Kc. . . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned. .Dutchess County Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address .... The Nelson House
Tel.: GR 1-2300 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres George W. Bingham
V.P., Gen. Mgr Richard A. Dwelley
Pub., Prog. Director ..John Kuhn
Chief Engineer. ........... .Marvin S. Serines
WRIV-Biverhead-1955
Frequency: 1390 Kc. . . . . .Power: 1,000 Watts
Owned Suffolk Broadcasting Corp.
Address 1 East Main
540
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Tel.: PA 7-1200 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil. . . Suffolk Consolidated Press
Representative Grant Webb
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr W. K. Macy Jr.
Comm. Mgr Laurence I. Nicoll
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir John F. Mulcahy
Chief Engineer Edward Becker
WBBF-Rochesier-1947
MBS
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WBBF, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 339 East Ave.
Tel.: HA 6-8920 News Service: AP
Representative. .Venard, Rintoul & McConnell
Membership NAB, RAB
President Thomas L. Brown
V.P., Gen. Mgr Robert S. Kieve
Comm. Mgr William F. Dudley
Program Director Claude Johnstone
Chief Engineer Vinent Lopopolo
WHAM— Rochester— 1922
NBC
Frequency: 1180 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Riggs & Greene Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address. ........ .201 Humboldt Rd.
Tel: HU 2-1160 News Service: UP
Representative Christal, McDermott
Membership NAB, RAB
President John S. Riggs
V. P., Gen. Mgr F. Robert Greene
Sales Manager Arthur W. Kelly
WHEC-Bochesier-1925
CBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned WHEC, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 40 Franklin St.
Tel.: BA 5-3050 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation Gannett Co.
Membership , NAB, RAB
Representative Everett-McKinney
President Frank E. Gannett
V.P., General Mgr Glover Delaney
Station Manager Lowell H. MacMillan
Publicity Director W. J. Adams
Program Director .Warren Doremus
Technical Director R. K. Blackburn
WRVM-Rochesier-1947
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 250 W.
Owner Rochester Bcstg. Co.
Address 130 S. Clinton Ave.
Tel.: BA 5-2520 News Service: AP
Trans World
Representative Forjoe
Membership NAB
President Harry Trenner
Gen. Mgr Thomas H. O'Neill
Prog. Dir J. Arnold Schorr
Chief Engineer Al Rugin
WSAY— Rochester— 1936
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Federal Bcstg. System, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 250 E. Ave.
Tel.: BA 5-4870 News Service: INS
Representative Walker
Pres., Gen. Mgr Gordon P. Brown
Station Director John Hill
WVET-Rochester-1947
ABN
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Veterans Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 17 Clinton Ave So.
Tel.: HA 6-4820 News Service: UP
Representative Boiling Co., Inc.
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Ervin F. Lyke
Sales Manager Arthur Murrellwright
Program Director Paul C. Louther
W K A L— Rome— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Copper City Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address . . Capitol Theatre Bldg.
Tel.: 3616 News Service: UP
Representative Cooke
Membership NAB
President Myron J. Kallet
General Manager Joseph Kallet
Assistant Mgr Alberta Rossi
WNYS-Salamanca-1957
NBC
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Cattaraugus Bcstg.
Address 91 Main St.
Tel.: 1515 News Service: UP
Pres., Mgr Luther M. Schaeffer
WMBZ— Saranac Lake— 1927
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated 3y Upstate Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 88 Main St.
Tel.: 1320 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Wm. G. Rambeau
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. Jacques DeMattos
Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir Jeanne DeMattos
Chief Engineer H. Berwind Williams
WRS A— Saratoga Springs-
Glens Falls— 1957
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned R. O'Connor, L. Tobier
Address Box 248 (s)
Tel.: 4300 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Sta. Mgr Vic Wiley
WSPN— Saratoga Springs
1954
Frequency: 900 Kc... Power: 250 Watts
541
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Owned Spa Broadcasters, Inc.
Address 72 West Avenue
Tel.: 2180 News Service: AP
Representative Richard O'Connell
Membership NAB
President Ken Freebern
Gen., Sta., Prom. Mgr Chet Munson
Comm. Manager Joe Snyder
Prog. Dir Bog Dingman
Chief Engineer John Leib
WSKN-Saugeriies-1956
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned The Skylark Corp., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 920, Mount Marion, N. Y.
Tel.: CH 6-2822 News Service: UP
Transcription SESAC, World
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Membership ..... NAB
President John Lynker
V. P., Comm. Mgr W. Irving Rose
Program Dir.. . Elliot N'evins
WCY-Scheneciady-1922"
NBC
Frequency: 810 Kc. ...... Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By General Electric Co.
Business-Studio Address. ... 1400 Balltown Rd.
Tel.: FR 7-2261 News Service: AP, UP
Representative Henry I. Christal
Membership NAB
General Manager J. Milton Lang
Station Manager Robert F. Reid
Sales Manager J. Schmulbach
Publicity Director A. R. Garland
Station Service Caleb Paine
Program Director Donn M. Chown
Chief Engineer .W. J. Purcell
WSNY-Scheneclady-1942
Frequency: 1240 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... Western Gateway Bcstg.
Business-Studio Address 619 State St.
Tel.: EX 3-3622 .News Service: AP
Representative Forjoe
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr Winslow Leighton
Comm. Manager Thomas Seeley
WFBL-Syracuse-1922
ABN
Frequency: 1390 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned WTAC. the Big Station
Bus.-Studio Address 433 S. Warren St.
Tel.: HA 2-1147. News Service: UP
F»spreseniative Hollingberry
Transcription World
Membership NAB
General Mgr Henry P. Wilcox
WFBL
RADIO
DOMINATES!
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fe..
SYRACUSE, NEW YORK
IMPRESSIVE RATINGS
FAMILY PROGRAMMING
OUTSTANDING EXPERIENCED AIR SALESMEN
CREATIVE SELLING
COMPLETE MERCHANDISING
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National representative — George P. Hollingbery Co.
FOUNDERS CORP. ,
One of the Founders' group of stations, including
JKP0A, Honolulu, and the Inter-Island Network; WTAC
Flint, Michigan; and KTVR, Channel %
Denver, Colorado.
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Sales Mot Richard F. Polgreen
Mdcg. & Prom. Mgr Edward J. Hill
Pub. Rel. Dir C. F. Phillips
Chief Engineer Wilson P. Foy
WHEN-Syracuse-1953
CBS
Frequency: 620 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned ..Meredith Syracuse Radio Corp.
Address 511 Loew Bldg.
Tel.: HA 2-0277 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative Katz
V.P. & Gen. Mgr Paul Adanti
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Robert Peel
Program Director John L. Scott
Asst. Gen. Mgr William H. Bell
Comm. Mgr. Louis Parmentier
Chief Engineer Robert Ardner
WNDR-Syracuse-1946
MBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Syracuse Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 1212
Tel.: GI 6-1515 News Service: AP
Station Rep Forjoe
General Manager Arthur C. Kyle. Jr.
Comm. Mgr. James A. McKechnie
WOLF-Syracuse-1940
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Civic Bcstg. Corp.
Address Kirkpatrick & Van Rensellear Sts.
Tel.: HA 2-7211 News Service: AP
Representative Walker
Transcription Standard
President, General Mgr.. .T. Sherman Marshall
Comm. Mgr Al Webb
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir Hamilton M. Woodle
Chief Engineer Don Muir
WSYR-Syracuse-1922
NBC
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Central N. Y. Bcstg.
Bus.-Studio Address 224 Harrison St.
Tel.: GR 1-7111 News Service: UP
Newspaper Af fil. . Herald-Journal, Post Standard
Representative Henry I. Christal
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr E. R. Vadeboncoeur
Sales Mgr W. R. Alford. Jr.
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Lou Switzer
Prog. Dir W. V. Rothrum
Chief Engineer A. J. Eicholzer
W I P S— Ticonderoga— 1 955
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owner Portage Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Fort Road
Tel,.: JU 5-2868.. News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
Representative O'Connell
President Martin Karig
Gen., Comm. Mgr Dale Robertson
Sta. Mgr., Prog.. Pub. Dir R. Robertson
Chief Engineer Lloyd Howe
WTRY— Troy— 1940— CBS
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .WTRY Bcsig.
Business-Studio Address 92 Fourth St.
Tel.: AS 4-1100 News Service: UP
Representative John Blair
President Daniel Kops
Gen. Manager Allan Bengston
Program Director John Mounteer
Chief Engineer Frank Belaska
WIBX-Uiica-1925-CBS
Frequency: 950 Kc. . Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WIBX, Inc.
Address First National Bank Bldg.
Tel.: 2-2101 News Service: UP
Membership RAB
Reps Meeker
President Margaret P. Stevens
Gen. Mgr Margaret P. Bowen
Exec. V.P., Sta. Mgr., Pgm. Dir.. .Elliott Stewart
Sales Prom., Pub. Dir .F. C. Bowen
Chief Engineer John T. Dowdell
WRUN— Utica— 1947
Freq.: 1150 Kc. . . . .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By. .The Rome Sentinel Co.
Business-Studio Address 258 Genesee St.
Tel.: UT 2-5111 News Service: AP
Representative Avery -Knodel
Newspaper Af fil Sentinel
Trans Capitol
Membership NAB, RAB
President Bradley C. Barnard
Program Director Philip R. Cameron
Sta., Comm. Mgr Richard A. Clark
Sis. Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Alan Cole
Chief Engineers G. S. Woods, C. F. Henry
WTLB-Utica-1947-ABN
Freq.: 1310 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.» 500 W. n.
Owned By Star Bcstg. Co.
Address New Hartford, N. Y.
Tel.: UT 5-5209 News Service: AP
Representative Venard
President Thomas L. Brown
V. P., Gen., Comm. Mgr. .... Thomas E. Martin
Program Director Nick Dardano
Chief Engineer Donald Pera
WDLA-Walton-1951-KBS
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Delaware County Bcstg.
Representative Rambeau
Tel.: UN 5-4321 News Service: NAB
President Dr. E. Ogden Bush
V.P., Gen. Mgr Michael J. Cuneen
Chief Engineer Charles Lissner
WATN— Wateriown— 1941
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
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Own©d-Op©r. By Wcrtertown Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Sfudio Location 118 Washington St.
Tel.: 2424 News Service: AP
Transcription Standaxd, SESAC
Membership NAB
Representative Devney
Pres., Gen. Mgr. G. Harry Right©*
Chief Engs . D. Schry ver, J. F. Sprague
WWNY-Waleriown-1941
CBS
Frequency: 790 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .... . .The Brockway Co.
Address Hotel Woodruff
News Service UP
Newspaper Affil Daily Times
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
Membership . NAB, RAB
Representative Weed
President. John B. Johnson
General Manager ............. Louis Saiff, Jr.
Station Manager . Earl R. Kelly
Comm. Mgr Harold Gore, Jr.
Dir. of Engineering M. B. Davis
WLSV-Wellsville-1955
Frequency: 790 Kc. Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Radio Services of WeUsville
Address Main St.
Tel.: 727 News Service: UP
Membership RAB
Gen. Mgr Joseph Mumma
Comm. Mgr H. Ackerman
Prog. Dir Joseph M. Rossier
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FIRST
in Westchester-Rockland
coverage!
WFAS
1230 Kc (Dial 1230)
WFAS-FM
103.9 mc.
The only full-time radio
station in this area . . .
and with a record of 30
years service!
Ask for brochure detail-
ing PULSE listening survey
and sponsor story.
WFAS and WFAS-FM
White Plains, N. Y.
WWRL
NEW YORK
5,000 WATTS
POWERFULLY SELLING AMERICA'S GREATEST
MARKET AT THE LOWEST COST
TOPS IN NEW YORK
FOR TNI
NEGRO SPANISH
MARKETS
1600 Kc
DEfender 5-1600
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WF AS— White Plains— 1932
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Oper. By Westchester Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Secor Rd., Hartsdale
Tel.: WH 9-6400 Ktews Service: AP
Transcription Service . Lang-Worth
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NAB
President Valentine E. Macy, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Manager Frank A. Seitz
Program Director Randall Kaler
Sis. Prom., Comm. Mgr John Hade
Chief Engineer. Jack Pearson
WWRL-Woodside-1926
Frequency: 1600 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 5000 WattL
Owned-Oper. By Long Island Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address. .41-30 58th St.
Tel.: DE 5-1600 News Service: AP
President W. H. Reuman
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Edith Dick
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Selvin Donneson
Program Director. Fred Barr
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Executive Vice President Charles B. Britt
Comm. Manager George Roesler
Program Dir Fred Brown
Chief Engineer George F. Sprague
WSKY— Asheville— 1946
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Asheville, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 12 Church St.
Tel.: 3-4451 News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Zeb Lee
Publicity Director Bruce Barnes
Chief Engineer Bill Clements
W R C S-Ahoskie-1947-KBS
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Roanoke-Chowan Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 89
Tel.: 3101 .News Service: UP
President Charles H. Jenkins
Manager P. G. Sewell
WABZ-Albemarle-1948
KBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Station WABZ, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Hotel Albemarle
Tel.: 1 100 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
General Manager W. J. Page
WGWR— Asheboro— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Asheboro Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 303 E. Salisbury St.
Tel: 2187 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil .Courier Tribune
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership RAB
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr J. R. Marlowe
WISE— Asheville— 1939
Freq.: 1310 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Operated By Thomas Radio-TV Ent.
Address 92 Haywood St.
Representative Best Time Sales
President Harold H. Thomas
Gen., Nat. Sales Mgr G. I. Norman, Jr.
Sta. Mgr John Morris
WL0S— Asheville— 1947
ABN-MBS-NBC
Freq.: 1380 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By Skyway Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 288 Macon Ave.
Tel.: AL 2-2431 News Service: UP
Transcription Service .World
Rep Venard, Inc., J. S. Ayers
Membership NAB
WWNC-Asheville-
CBS
1927
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Asheville Citizen-Times Co.
Business-Studio Address 14 O. Henry Ave.
Tel.: AL 2-5611 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative H-R
Membership . . NAB
President Charlie Peace
Gen., Sta., Prom., Pub. Mgr. . . . Cecil B. Hoskins
Comm. Mgr James A. Hagan
Program Director William F. Melic
Chief Engineer William H. Hamrick
WBMA-Beauforl-1954
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By... Richard Ray Cummins
Address Box 156
Tel.: 2-9401 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Owner, Gen. Mgr., Ch. Eng R. R. Cummins
Promotion Mgr Hilda Cummins
WCGC-Belmoni— 1954
MBS
Freq.: 1270 Kc. . .Power: 1 Kw., d.; 500 W., n.
Owner Central Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 629
Tel.: TA 5-2812 News Service: UP
Transcription Service ......Standard, SESAC
Representative Continental
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Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta., Eng . .Robert Hilker
Comm. Manager Boyce J. Hanna
Program Director Frank Thomas
Publicity Director Cris Tench
WATA-Boone-1950
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Wilkes Bcstg. Co.
Address Depot St.
Tel.: AM 4-8461 News Service: AP
Membership RAB
Manager Doris B. Brown
Secretary-Treasurer Roland Potter
Commercial Manager. Ralph Tugman
Program Director Jane Smith
WPNF-Brevard-1950
Frequency: 1240 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watti
Owned-Oper. By . . .Pisgah Bcstg. Co., Inc.
News Service AP
Tel.: TU 3-3621 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr Ed M. Anderson
Sta., Comm. Mgr. Bobby Hoyle
Program Director Al Martin
Publicity Director ..... .... John Anderson
Chief Engineer Baxter Morris, Jr.
WBBB— Burlington-
MBS-KBS
1941
Frequency: 920 Kc . .Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. Alamance Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address Box 1119
Tel.: CA 6-6376 News Service: AP
Rep Thomas F. Clark
Membership NAB
General Manager E. Z. Jones
Commercial Manager. ........ .C. Robert Ray
WFNS-Burlingion-1946
Frequency: 1150 ......Power: 1000 Watts d..
Owned Burlington-Graham Bdcstg. Co.
Address Maple at Broad
Tel.: CA 7-4261 News Service: UP
Transcription Service . . Thesaurus, Lang-Worth
Representative .Walker
Membership NAB. RAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr G. C. Starnes
Comm., Prom. Mgr Harold Nail
Prog. Dir Olin Campbell, Bill Diff ee
Chief Engineer Charles Stafford
WWIT-Canion-1954
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d
Owned Western N. C. Bcstrs., Inc.
Address Box 391
Tel.: MI 8-3588 News Service: UP
Representative Best
President .............. Beverly M. Middleton
Gen. Mgr. Hermit Edney
Comm. Mgr V. Edgar Pressley
WCHL-ChapelHill-1952
Frequency: 1360 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Village Bcstg. Co,
Address Box 388
Tel.: 8485 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB. RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Sandy McClamroch
Asst. to Gen. Mgr R. B. Boyd
WAYS-Charloile-
ABN
1941
Freq.; 610 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned Inter City Adv. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 3229 S. Blvd.
Tel.: JA 3-0121 News Service: UP
Representative Boiling
Trans World
Membership NAB
Station Mgr John Karr
Comm. Mgr Howard P. Mendell
WBT-Charloiie-1922-CBS
Frequency: 1110 Kc .Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Jefferson Standard Bdcstg.
Address 1 Jefferson PL
Tel.: ED 3-8833 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative . . CBS Radio Spot Sales
Membership NAB. RAB
President J. M. Bryan
Gen. Mgr Charles H. Crutchfield
Sta. Mgr J. Robert Covington
Comm. Manager V. V. Evans
Program Director Bailey Hobgood
Pub., Sis. Prom. Director Ned Burgess
Chief Engineer Thomas Howard
WGIV— Charlotte— 1947
Frequency: 1600 Kc. Power: 1000 Watta d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Charlotte Radio & TV Corp.
Business Address 2520 Toomey Ave.
Telephone ED 3-2195
Representative Forjoe
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr.. . . .Francis M. Fitzgerald
Commercial Mgr. Ray Ervin
W I S T— Charlotte— 1951
Frequency: 930 Kc... Power: 5000 d; 1000 n.
Owned-Oper. By Bcstg. Co. of South
Address. 204 Liberty Life Bldg.
Tel.: FR 6-3511 News Service: AP
Representative . Peters, Griffin, Woodward. Inc.
Trans Thesaurus
Membership NAB
President. B. C. Hipp
General Manager. .G. R. Shafto
Sta., Comm. Manager Ray M. Stanfield
Asst. Mgr W. A. Vaughn
Chief Engineer A. O. Richardson
W S 0 C— Charlotte— 1933— NBC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Radio Station WSOC. Inc.
Address 1925 N. Tryon St.
Tel.: FR 6-8401 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr,. Larry Walker
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Commercial Mgr George Henderson
Program Director Robert Provence
Chief Engineer L. L. Caudle, Jr.
WWOK-Charlotte-1955
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned-Oper. By Macri Co.
Address 215 Greystone Rd.
Tel.: ED 3-0551 News Service: UP
Representative Ayers, Stars National
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
President Carmen Macri
General Manager Jack Wheeler
Chief Engineer George Webb
W R R Z— CIinton-1946-ABN
Frequency: 880 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned WRRZ Radio Co.
Tel.: 2165 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Station Rep Walker
Station Manager H. D. Stanley
Sales Prom. Manager E. D. Powell
Program Director Jim Ten
Chief Engineer J. L. Bowles
WE G O-Concord-1943-KBS
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Address Box 527
Tel.: ST 2-7115 News Service: AP
President Robert R. Hilker
Gen., Sta. Mgr J. Norman Young
Comm. Mgr Claude Gibson
WCKR-Dunn— 1946-KBS
Frequency: 780 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By No. Car. Cent. Bcstrs.
Business Address Box 431
Tel.: 3133 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
President Lefton A. Tart, Sr.
Sta., Gen. Mgr .A. Lincoln Faulk
Commercial Manager . .Carl Lamm
Sales Prom. Mgr John Ciccone
Program Director Rudy Zurlo
Publicity Director John G. Thomas
Chief Engineer Joseph Kotlas
WON C— Durham— 1934— CBS
Freq.: 620 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By The Durham Radio Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address.. 1 38 Vz E. Chapel Hill St.
Tel.: 6155. . News Service: UP
News. Affil Herald Sun
Trans World
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NAB, R AB
President C. C. Council
Gen. Mgr J. Frank Jarman
Comm. Mgr Woody Woodhouse
Prog. Dir E. R. Higgins, Jr.
Chief Eng C. Roy King
WSRC-Durham-1954
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Carolina Radio
Address P. O. Box 28
Telephone 2-4681
Station Rep Rambeau, Dora-Clayton
President Robert Monroe
Gen. Mgr James H. Mayes, Jr.
Comm. Mgr M. L. Hammette
Prog. Dir Norfley Whitted
W S S R-Durham— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... Public Information Corp.
Address Box 1168
Tel 7-1179
Station Rep Gill-Perna
President E. L. Clinton
Sales Mgr Coburn Gum
W T I K-Durham-1946-ABN
Frequency: 1310 Kc. ....... .Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By W & W Bcstg. Co.
Address 205% W. Main St.
Tel.: 6101 News Service: AP
Representative McGillvra
President C. H. Wentz
Gen., Sta. Mgr H. Tom Morris
Prog.. Pub. Mgr Wally Ausley
Chief Engineer Charles Tart
W C D J-Edenton-1955-KBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By. ....... .Colonial Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 509
Tel.: 2178 News Service: AP
Representative Bes*
President E. M. Schuman
General Manager R. W. Schuman
Prog. Dir Frank Roberts
WCNC
-Elizabeth City-
KBS
1939
Frequency: 1240 Kc. . . Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Albemarle Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 535
Tel.: 4379 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership R AB
Station Rep Bogner & Martin
President J. L. Lamb, Sr.
Gen. Mgr J. L. Lamb, Jr.
Sta. Mgr Desmond Barclay
Commercial Manager C. E. Ferrell
Program Director Jimmy Raper
WGAI-Elizabeth City — 1947
Freq.: 560 Kc. .Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By WGAI Radio Co.
Business-Studio Address ..... Kramer Bldg.
Tel.: 4371 News Service: AP
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr C. Alden Baker
W R L A— Elizabethtown— 1956
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
547
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Owned. Bladen Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 327
Tel.: 3126 News Service: UP
Representative Best
President E. Clayton Register
WIFM-Elkin-1951
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned Tri-County Bcstg. Co. Inc.
Address Elk Spur St.
Tel.: 860 .News Service: UP
General Mgr. . Will Erwin
Ass't. Mgr., Chiei Eng. .... Eugene Smith. Jr.
Program Director. Mrs. Ruth Smith
WFMO— Fairmont— 1953
Frequency: 860 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned Carolinas Broadcasting Co., Inc.
Address Box 492
Tel.: MA 8-4781. ........ .News Services UP
Transcription .... Thesaurus, Lang-Worth
Membership .................... .NAB, RAB
President Cutlar Moore
Gen., Comm. Mgr.. ............ .Billy E. Peele
Program Dir.. .James C. Clarke
Chief Engineer Joseph F. Miles
WFAI-Fayeiieville-1947
CBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ....... . Radio Sta. WFAI
Bus.-Studio Address ............ .Box 659
Tel.: HU 4-6161. News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative. .... . Thomas F. Clark
President, Gen. Mgr.. .Ralph E. Hess
Sta. Mgr. ................ Louis P. Birchfield
Comm. Mgr.. .................... .Bob Smith
Program Director. .............. .Dick Perry
Chief Engineer Walter Lee Moring
WFLB-Fayeiieville-1947
ABN
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ..... . Fay ettevill© Bcstrs., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 512
Tel.: 2-7136. .News Service: AP
Representative Burn-Smith
Transcription World
Membership NAB
General Manager. ............ , W. D. Bailey
Commercial Manager. ........... .Fred Nave
Program Director .......... Marvin Rosenburg
WFNC-Fayeiieville-1940
MBS
Freq.: 1390 Kc . . . .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By ....... . Cope Fear Bcstg. Co.
Address 1009 William Clark Rd.
Tel.: HU 4-4181 . .......... .News Service: UP
Representative Walkef
Membership RAB
President. . .......... .Victor W. Dawson
General Mgr. ................ Norman Suttles
Comm. Mgr Robert Nietman
Program Director Mack Stamps
Chief Engineer Robert Stamps
WBB0— Forest City— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 780 Kc...... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Rutherford Co. Radio Co., Inc.
Address Forest City
Tel.: 4205 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Courier, Sun
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sis. Mgr Ed M. Anderson
Comm. Manager Fred Blanton
Program Director Lee Kanipe
Chief Engineer Merton Iwerks
WFVC— Fuquay Springs— 1949
KBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 1000 Watts Ok
Owned-Oper. By WFVG Bdcstg. Ca.
Business-Studio Address. Box 588
Tel.: 333 News Service: UP
Transcription Service .World
Representative Continental Radio Sales
President J. M. Stephenson
Gen., Sta. Mgr Robert E. Stephenson
Comm. Mgr Walter P. Pearce
Prog., Pub. Dir. Walter M. Pearson
W G N C-Gasionia-1939-ABN
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . .Catherine T. McSwain
Address Box 737
Tel.: UN 5-8501 News Service: UP
Representative Continental Radio Sales
Membership NAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr Pat McSwain
Comm. Mgr Carl S. Rhyne
W L T C-Gasionia-1948-KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Gastonia Bcstg. Serv., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1010
Tel.: UN 5-1079 News Service: AP
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Trans . Lang-Worth
Membership RAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr James B. Petty
Commercial Manager Boyce C. Morrow
Program Director Alan G. Phillips
Chief Engineer Don Voigt
WFMC-Goldsboro-1951
KBS
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned. ....... . .Southern Radio & TV Corp.
Address P. O. Box 655
Tel.: 963 News Service: UP
Trans. Service World, Lang-Worth
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr. ......... Kenneth T. Marshall
Prog. Dir., Chief Eng.. .Henry H. Harrison, Jr.
548
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WGBR-Goldsboro-1938
ABN
Freq.: 1150 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By .E. Carolina Bdcstg. Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1024
Telephone 3730
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Comm., Gen. Mgr., Pgm. Dir.. .V. G. Balkcum
WGOL-Goldsboro— 1955
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned John Henderson
Address 116 W. Mulberry St.
Tel: 4900 News Service: AP
General Mgr John G. Britt
Comm. Mgr William Burwell
Program Dir Henry M. Best, Jr.
WBIG— Greensboro— 1926
CBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 5000 Watt*
Owned-Oper. By North Carolina Bcstg. Co.
Studio Address 2838 Battleground Rd.
Tel.: BR 2-6125 News Service: UP
Representative George P. Holllngbery
•Trans. . Victor, Capitol, Decca, Columbia, MGM
Membership NAB, R AB
President Michaux H. Crocker
Gen., Prom., Sta. Mgr Allen Wannamaker
Commercial Mgr W. H. Henry
Publicity Director Virginia Neese
Program Director John Ademy
Chief Engineer Ernest C. Pate, Jr.
WC0G— Greensboro— 1948
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Oper. By Thorns Radio-TV Ent.
Business-Studio Address 708 W. Market St.
Representative Best. Time Sales
President Harold H. Thorns
Gen., Nat. Sales Mgr G. I. Norman, Jr.
WGBG— Greensboro— 1942
MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Greensboro Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 2280
Tel.: BR 3-3631 News Service: UP
Representative Burn-Smith
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Ralph M. Lambeth
Commercial Mgr Jack Rimmer
Chief Engineer Fred S. Smith
W P E T— Greensboro— 1954
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned Guilford Advertising
Address Box 3488
Tel: BR 5-4464 News Service: AP
Representative Simmons Assoc.
Membership NAB
Trans World
Pres., Gen. Mgr William P. Mitchell
Reg. Comm., Mgr Terrence R. Bane
Prog. Dir Robert L. Montgomery
Pub. Dir Ruenell Stewart
Sound Selling
since 1926
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Address 415 1st Ave.. N.W.
Tel.: DI 5-2294 News Service: UP
Representative Dora Clayton
Transcription Service World
News. Affil ' Daily Record
Membership NAB
President Carl V. Cline
Gen., Sta. Manager Edmund S. Long
Prog., Pub. Dir Laura Hall
Chief Engineer Thomas E. Long
WGTC-Greenville-1940
MBS
Freq.: 1590 Kc, . . .Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Greenville Radio Co., Inc
Address 5th & Evans St.
Tel.: 6740 News Service: UP
Transcription World
Representative Devney. Dixieland
President H. W. Anderson
Comm. Mgr J. T. Snowden, Jr.
Gen. Mgr., Prog. Dir Joel Lawhon
Chief Engineer Bill Covington
WKDX-Hamlei-1957-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 W.
Owned Richmond Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 826
Tel.: 1482 News Service: UP
Trans Thesaurus
Gen. Mgr W. P. Billingsley
Comm. Mgr W. V. Mitchell
WHNC-Henderson-1945
KBS-MBS
Frequency: 890 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned. . .Henderson Radio Corp.
Address Norlina Road
Tel.: 7136 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Pres., Sales Prom. Mgr., Nathan Frank
Gen., Sta. Mgr., Pub. Dir Dr. Claye Frank
Comm. Mgr Charlie Arnett
Program Director Dorothy Robinson
Chief Engineer James H. Mayo
WHVH-Henderson-1955
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WHVH, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1011
Tel.: 3019 News Service: UP
Representative Best
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Lawrence Brandon
Program Director Mozelle Moore
Chief Engineer. .......... .Howard V. Harrell
W H K P-Hendersonville-1946
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Wcrtti
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Radio Hendersonville, Inc.
Address Box 649
Tel.: OX 3-9061 News Service: UP
Trans Standard
President Beverly Middleson
Gen Mgr Kermit Edney
Traffic Mgr Dorothy Tebben
Comm. Mgr Arthur V. Cooley
Program Director Jimmy Northington
Chief Engineer Chccrles Renf row
WHKY
•Hickory— 1939
ABN
Freq.j 1290 Kc... Power: 5 Kw. d„ 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Catawba Valley Bcstg. Co.
WIRC-Hickory-1948
Frequency: 630 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Foothills Bdcstg., Inc.
Tel.: DI 2124 News Service: AP
News Service AP
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NAB
President. Margaret A. Smith
General Mgr . E. H. Smith. Jr.
Asst. Mgr., Chief Engr Elmer Troutman
Commercial Manager Lee Douglas
Program Director Mattie I. Padgett
WHPE-HighPoini-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1070 Kc, Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By High Point Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 504 Vz N. Main Si.
Tel.: 3466 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
Pres., Prog. Dir., Chief Eng Gary C. Davis
Comm. Mgr Hal W. Hicks
WMFR-HighPoini-1935
ABN
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Radio Station WMFR, Inc.
Business Studio Address. ........ 164 S. Main
Tel.: 4593 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Membership NAB
Representative Burn-Smith
Pres., Gen.-Station Mgr Frank S. Lambeth
Commercial Manaqer Frank Smith
Sis., Prom., Pub. Dir G. D. Sullivan
Program Director Winfred R. Carter
Chief Engineer Robert P. Boyd
WNOS-High Point— 1953
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Statesville Broadcasting Co.
Address Box 1448
News Service AP
Representative Cont. Radio
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Gen., Comm. Mgr Barton Fellowes
Program Director Tom A. Wall
WJNC-Jacksonville-1945
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Onslow Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box E, Route 24
Tel.: 6-7707 News Service: AP
550
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Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Robert P. Mendelson
Stcr. Manager Rodric L. Jones
WLAS— Jacksonville— 1954
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owner Seaboard Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 1197
Tel.: 3901 News Service: UP
Transcription World
Membership NAB
President Jerry Popkin
Gen., Comm. Mgr., Prog. Pub. Dir. Paul Parker
Chief Eng , Tancil Home
WGTL-Kannapolis-1946
Frequency: 870 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Fred H. Whitley. Inc.
Address Cannon Blvd.
Tel.: 8700 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Fred H. Whitley
WKMT
•Kings Mountain
1953
Frequency: 1220 Kc ...Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Sta. WKMT
Address Box 669
Tel.: 999 News Service: UP
Representative Continental
Membership NAB
President R. H. Whitesides
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Jonas R. Bridges
Sales Prom. Mgr John Anderson
Program Dir Doris Bridges
Publicity Director Rob't Green
Chief Engineer George Patterson
W E L S— Kinsion-1950— KBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Farmers Bstg. Service, Inc.
Address 1312 W. Vernon Ave.
Tel.: 5151 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Representative Bogner & Martin
President William S. Page
Gen., Comm. Manager Jack P. Hankins
Prog. Dir W. A. Kikei
Chief Engineer Harvey Mewborn
W F T C— Kinsion— 1937— ABN
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 5000 d.; 1000 n.
Owned-Operated By Connie B. Gay
Address 204 East King St.
Tel.: 4111 News Service: AP
Representative Best
Sta., Comm. Mgr J. B. Ham
President Jane Trimner
Chief Engineer Herman Civils
WISP— Kinsion— 1954
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .. .Citizen's Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Oasis Bldg.
Telephone 6161
Representative Dora-Clayton
Pres., Gen. Mgr E. J. Schuffman
WE W0— Laurinburg-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1080 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Scotland Bcstg. Co
Bus.-Studio Address State Bank Bldg.
Tel.: CR 6-2911 News Service: AP
Membership RAB
Sta. Rep Dora-Clayton
President Edwin Pate
General Manager J. R. Dalrymple, Jr.
Chief Engineer Truman N. Brock
WLOE-Leaksville-1946
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WLOE. Inc.
Addi'ess Leaksville
Tel.: MA 3-3118 News Service: AP
Transcription Thesaurus
Membership NAB. RAB
Pres., Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr. . . . D. L. Craddock
Program Director Barbara Earles
Chief Engineer Eldred Winn
WJRI-Lenoir-1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned John P. Rabb
Address 107 West Avenue
Tel.: PL 4-5361 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr John P. Rabb
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr F. Kent Atwater
Program Director K. Rabb
Chief Engineer Jerry C. Elliott
WBUY— Lexington— 1946
KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 5000 W., d.
Owned-Oper. By. .. .Davidson County Bcstg.
Address Box 359
Tel.: CH 6-4110 News Service: UP
Transmitter Service. .. .Thesaurus, Lang-Worth
Station Rep Hopewell
Membership RAB, NAB
Manager Greeley N. Hilton
WLON-Lincolnlon— 1953
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned Lincoln County Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Startown Rd.
Tel.: RE 5-8071 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative Continental
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr W. Jack Brown
Prog. Dir Tom Knight
Chief Engineer Dennis C. Long
WAGE— Lumberlon— 1954
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owner Southeastern Bcstg. Corp.
Address 217 E. 3rd St.
Tel.: 3394 News E'ervice: UP
Representative Rambeau
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President Danny Shaver
Sta. Mgr. Al Kahn
Chief Engineer. .Milton Newsome
WTSB-Lumberion-1946
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power j 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Robeson Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 393
Tel.: RE 9-6056 .News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative ....... Continental Radio Sales
General Mgr. Al G. Stanley
Sales Mgr. Ellenor Lorman
Program Dir Ted Y. Prevatte
WBRM-Marion-1949
Frequency: 1250 Kc . . .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Lake City Bcstg. Corp.
Address ......... .......... Box 229
Tel.: 7221 .News Service: UP
Membership NAB
President. W. P. Erwin
Comm. Mgr. J. C. Pleasant
Gen., Sta. Mgr.. ........... J. L. Reynolds
Chief Engineer . ...Hubert C. Martin
WHMH— Marshall— 1956
KBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc. ....... . .Power: 500 W.
Owned Marshall Bcstg. Co.
Address Skyline Dr.
Tel.: 3521 .News Servicte: UP
President . Cleatus O. Brazell
Gen. Mgr. Vernon C. McCarthy
Comm. Mgr. Dean Sheilds
Prog. Dir Wanda Crowe
Chief Engineer .Dwight Wilhelm
W M A P-Monroe-1947-KBS
Frequency: 1060 Kc ..Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. .... . .Union Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address. .Box 590
Tel.: AT 3-6621 ........... .News Service: UP
Rep. Continental
Gen. Manager .................. J. A. Laney
Business Manager .W. D. Benton
Program Director. ........ .Frank Funderburk
Chief Engineer Robert I. Smith
WHIP-Mooresville-1950
KBS
Frequency: 1350 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. ..... .Wayne M. Nelson
Address. ................ . Mooresville, N. C.
News Service . . .UP
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Wayne M. Nelson
Coram., Sis., Prom. Mgr. ..... Leona Showmar
Prog., Pub. Dir Buck Mills
Chief Engineer ............. Philip W. Nelson
WMBL— Morehead City— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 740 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ..... . Carteret Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 740
Tel.: 9740 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Representative McGillvra
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr. Grover C. Munden
Comm. Manager. Walder Niemi
WMNC-Morganlon-1947
Frequency: 1430 Kc ... .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Nathan J. Cooper
Address . Morganton
Tel.: HE 7-0521 News Service: AP
Transcription Standard
Membership NAB
General Mgr Nathan J. Cooper
Comm. Manager Charles R. Tappy
Chief Engineer Frank A. Ballew
Program Director. . .Madelyn Y. Patton
WPAQ-M1. Airy-1948-KBS
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Ralph D. Epperson
Address Mt. Airy
Tel.: 1400 .News Service: AP
Representative Thomas Clark
Pres., Gen.-Sta. Mgr Ralph D„ Epperson
Commercial Manager. ..... Lucy Bowman
Program Director Costin Lindsey
WS YD— Mount Airy-
MBS
1951
Freq.: 1300 Kc. . . . .Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By. ... . .Mount Airy Bcstrs., Inc.
Address. P. O. Box 209
Tel ..581
Representative Best
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Ch. Eng. . . Robert H. Epperson
Commercial Manager. ..... .Erastus F. Poore
Program Dir. Elbert Williams
WHIT-New Bern-1942
MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By.. Radio Station WHIT
Address. ........ .Highway 17, So., Box 551
Tel.: 4450 News Service: UP
Transcription Service .'. .Lang- Worth
Membership NAB
Representative John E. Pearson
Gen., Sta. Manager. ....... .Ray D. Williams
Prog. Dir. Don Adams
Comm. Mgr., Pub. Dir. Don Lee
Chief Engineer Linwood Dowing
WRNB-NewBern-1953
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned. . . .New Barn & Craven County Bcstg.
Address Box 31
Tel.: 6144 ....... News Service: AP
Rep. Best, Dora Clayton
Membership . NAB
President J. Leo Hoarty
General Manager William A. Rhyne
Commercial Mgr Jack Dent, Jr.
Program Dir. Earl Lewis
552
WNNC
-Newton-
KBC
1948
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WRAL-Raleigh-1939
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Capitol Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. . . 130 S. Salisbury St.
Telephone . . TE 4-6401
Representative H-R
Membership NAB, R AB
President Fred Fletcher
Gen., Sales Mgr , Bill Currie
WFRC-Reidsville-1947
KBS-ABN
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Piedmont Carolina Bcstg.
Business-Studio Address Box 990
Tel.: DI 9-4321 News Service: AP
Representative Bogne & Martin
Membership NAB
President H. T. Williams
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr. . . . Stephen F. Woodson
Prog. Dir Eugene Overby
Pub. Director Oscar Griffin, Jr.
Chief Engineer W. Scarborough
WREV-Reidsville-1948
Frequency? 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . Reidsville Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1349
Tel.: 9-7051 News Service: UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr William M. Oliver. Sr.
Program Director Mrs. Katye P. Oliver
V.P., Ch. Engineer. ... .William M. Oliver, Jr.
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Newton-Conover Bcstg. Co.
Business Address West "A" St.
Tel.: IN 4-4041 News Service: AP
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Earl Holder
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr Eugene Henry
WKBC— North Wilkesboro
1947-KBS
Frequency: 810 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Wilkes Bcstg. Co.
Address Radio Bldg.
Tel.: 633 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Membership RAB, NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Doris B. Brown
Comm.-Sales Prom. Mgr. Roland B. Potter
W0XF— Oxford— 1949
Frequency: 1340 Kc ...Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ... . .Oxford Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 1111
Tel.: 4167 News Service: AP
Transcription World
President A. N. Critcher
General Manager. . . James F. Flanagan
Comm. Manage r Hart Curl
WMSN-Raleigh-1954
KBS
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned. .Merchants and Farmers Station, Inc.
Address 649 May wood Avenue
Tel.: TE 3-3874 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr B. H. Ingle, Sr.
Program Dir Ruth Johnson
W K I X-Raleigh-1947-MBS
Freq.: 850 Kc Power: 10 Kw. d., 5 Kw. n.
Owned Ted Oberf elder Bcstg,
Address 2128 Western Blvd.
Tel.: TE 4-8282 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil. . News and Observer Pub. Co.
Representative Forjoe
Pres., General Mgr Ted Oberfelder
Prom. Mgr Neal Randell
Program Dir Alan Browning
W P T F-Raleigh-1924-NBC
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WPTF Radio Co.
Business-Studio Address Insurance Bldg.
Tel.: TE 2-8311 News Service: AP. UP
Representative . Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Mgr Richard H. Mason
Commercial Mgr R. W. Youngsteadt
Program Manager Graham B. Poyner
Publicity Director Worth White
Chief Engineer Henry Hulick, Jr.
WKIX
10,000 WATTS
850 Kc.
Raleigh, North Carolina
Ted Oberfelder
Broadcasting Corp.
Raleigh, No. Car.
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Membership NAB, RAB
President Charles H. Wents
Gen., Sta. Mgr.. Harry L. Welch
Comm. Mgr Catherine Murphy
Program Director Gales M. Adkins
Vice President . E. L. Sherman
WCBT— Roanoke Rapids
1939-MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .WCBT, Inc.
Address 251 Roanoke Ave.
Tel.: 7-2545 News Service: UP
Station Rep Continental
Station Manager J. Winfield Crew, Jr.
Commercial Mgr ........... Donald O. Collins
Program Director . Dick Phillips
WAYN-Rockingham-1946
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. .......... .WAYN. Inc.
Address Rockingham
Tel.: TW 4041 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr. ...... Wayne M. Nelson
Comm., Sis., Prom. Mgr.. .... .William Futterer
Prog., Pub. Dir Mary Futterer
Chief Engineer. ..... ..... Carl M. Wilson
WCEC-Rocky Mount-1947
KBS
Frequency: 810 Kc. ..... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned By East Carolina Electronics
Bus.-Studio Address Hwy. 95
Newspaper Affiliation Telegram
Representative Continental
Membership NAB
Manager M. J. Warner
Commercial Manager Ray Thompson
Prog. Dir Ray Wilkinson
Program Director .............. Ray Wilkinson
Chief Engineer. Grover Taylor
WEED— Rocky Mount— 1933
ABN
Freq.: 1390 Kc. . . . .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By W. A. Wynne
Address . . . Box 752
Tel.: 6-6736 News Service: AP
Representative Burn-Smith
President W. A. Wayne
Gen., Comm. Mgr R. E. Horner
Chief Engineer...... Joe R. Morris
WRXO-Roxboro-1949
Frequency: 1430. .... .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ..... . Roxboro Bcstg. Co.
Address .Box 130
Tel.: 6013 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
General Manager ..... H. S. Taylor
WSAT-Salisbury-1947
ABN
Frequency: 1280 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Mid-Carolina Bcstg. Co.
Business-Address ................ Drawer 99
Tel.: 276 News Service: UP
representative ................... McGillvra
WSTP-Salisbury-1939
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WSTP. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 1105 Statesville Rd.
Tel.: 2121 News Service: AP
Trans World
Representative Walker
Membership RAB
President Thomas D. Kartell, Jr.
Prog. Dir Ted Austin
WEYE-Sanford-1952
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Lee Bcstg. Corp.
Address 137 S. Steele St.
Tel.: SP 4-5561 News Service: AP
Transcription SES AC
Mang. Dir Joe Morris
WWGP— Sanford— 1946
Frequency: 1050 Kc. .... Power: 1U00 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Sandhills Bcstg. Corp.
Address. P. O. Box 651
Newspaper Affilitaion Herald
Sec'y--Treas W. E. Horner
Gen., Comm. Mgr Phil Peterson
WOHS-Shelby-1946
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Western Carolina Radio
Business Address. 1511 W. Dixon Blvd.
Tel.: 6313 News Service: UP
Membership NARTB
Membership NAB
Trans Associated
Pres., Gen. Manager Robert M. Wallace
Comm. Manager. .Don McLean
WNCA— Siler Cily— 1952
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ..... . Chatam Bdcstg. Co.
Address Box 352
Tel.: SH 2-2135 News Service: UP
Membership NAB. RAB
Representative Best
Transcription Servi . ce SES AC
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr L. C. Bruce
WMPM-Smithfield-1950
frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By John S. Townsend
Address Box 238
Tel.: 2434 News Service: AP
Gen., Sta. Mgr John S. Townsend
Commercial Mgr Ben E. Johnson
Program Director Bill Kirby
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WEEB— Southern Pines— 1947
ABN
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 100Q Watts <L
Owned. .The Sandhill Community Bcstrs., Inc.
Address 135 W. New Hampshire Ave.
Tel.: OX 2-2941 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Associated
Station Rep Holman
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Jack S. Younts
Comm., Prom. Mgr., Ch. Eng.. Joe A. Warren
W TOE— Spruce Pine— 1955
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d
Owned-Oper. By.. Toe River Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 817
Tel.: PO 5-4296 News Service: UP
President T. N. Coopei
Comm. Mgr Jessie G. Sullins
Program Dir Kenneth E. Woddard
W D B M— Slatesville— 1957
Frequency: 550 Kc . . .Power: 500 W.,d.
Owned Iredell Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1027
Tel.: TR 2-2455 News Service: UP
Trans Thesaurus
Gen. Mgr Clay Cline
Comm. Mgr Richard Doudna
WSIC— Slatesville— 1947
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Statesville Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1189
Tel.: TR 3-9078 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Trans Lang-Worth
President A. F. Sams, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr G. M. Allen
Commercial Manager James Odom
Sales Prom. Mgr Dick Doudna
Program Director James Melvin
Chief Engineer T. K. Abernethy
WMSJ-Sylva-1957-KBS
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 5000 W., d.
Owned WMSJ, Inc.
Address Box 665
Tel.: JU 6-2221 News Service: UP
President Harold H. Thorns
Gen., Comm. Mgr James B. Childress
Chief Engineer Franklin D. R. McClure
WTAB-Tabor City — 1954
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 5000 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By Tabor City Bcstg. Co
Address Box 605
Tel.: 3171 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
President John Soles
Nation Manager Troy McPherso?
Prom. Director John Soles, Jr.
WCPS-Tarboro-1946
Frequency: 760 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper.. . .Coastal Plains Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address .... Edgecombe Bank Bldg.
Tel.: 2191 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Dora-Clayton
Membership NAB, RAB
General Manager. G. Lee Hodges
Commercial Manager W. Roy Ward
WTNC— Thomasville-1947
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned By The Thomasville Bcstg. Co
Address P. O. Box 750
Tel.: 2701 News Service: UP
Gen., Sta. Mgr Harold Harrison
Chief Engineer James McAden
WTY N-Tryon-1954-KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned Polk County Broadcasters
Address Box 1317
Tel.: UL 6-6755 News Service: UP
Gen., Sta. Mgr Graves Taylor
Commercial Mgr Henry G. Bartol. Jr.
Program, Pub. Dir Jay Carroll
Chief Engineer Palmer A. Greer
WADE-Wadesboro-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1210 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By R. P. Lyon & Son
Address Radio Bldg.
Tel.: MY 4-2175 News Service: UP
Transcription Thesaurus
General, Sta. Mgr W. P. Billingsley
Program Director Peggy L. Mitchell
W L S E-Wallace-1953-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .Duplin Bcstg. Co.
Address Hwy. 117, N.
Tel: AT 5-2187 ..News Service: AP
General Manager John T. Newman
Ch. Eng Raymond Fields
WHED-Washington-1948
KBS *
Frequency 1340 Kc... Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Pamlico Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 439
Tel.: WH 6-3252 News Service: UP
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr W. W. Moore
Prog. Dir George Shriver
Pub. Director W. E. Knight
Chief Engineer Richard Tripp
WRRF— Washington-1942
ABN
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5 Kw., 1 Kw. n,
Owned-Oper. By. .Tar Heel Bcstg. System, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Add. .... Bank of Washington Bldg.
Tel.: WH 6-2162 News Service: AP
Representative Headley-Reed, Ayers
Membership NAB
President. W. R. Roberson, Jr.
Station Manager William Abeyounis
555
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Program Director . Merrill Daniels
Chief Engineer . .L. E. Hiland
WHCC-Waynesville-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . Kenneth D. & Margaret F. Fry
Business-Studio Address...... Main St,
Tel.: GL 6-8661 News Service: UP
Transcription Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr K. D. Fry
Treasurer M. F. Fry
WENC-Whiteville-1946
KBS
Frequency: 1220. Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Whiteville Broadcasting Co.s Inc.
Address. .P. O. Box 700
Tel.: MI 2-2133 .News Service: AP
Representative .............. Thomas F. Clark
President J. A. Maultsby, Sr.
Station Mgr Jerry Honeycutt
Prog. Dir Don Viets
Pub. Director Edna E. Ripple
Chief Engineer Robert F. Crandall
WIAM-Williamston-1950
Frequency: 900 Kc. ...Powers 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. ...... .E. Carolina Bcstg. Co.
Address E. Main St.
Tel.: SW 2-4161 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Co-O., Sta. Manager ...... William H. Farrior
Co.-O., Gen., Comm. Mgr. . . Charles M. Gaylord
WGNI-Wilmingion-1946
MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc. ..... . .Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . New Hanover Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 211 N. Second St.
News Service .......................... .UP
Representative Walker
President J. S. Brody
General Manager. .Allen B. Jones
WMFD-Wilmingion-1935
ABN
Frequency: 630 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By .R. A. Dunlea
Address . Front & Market Sts.
Tel.: 3-4064 News Service: UP
Representatives Burn-Smith, Ayers
Pres., Gen. Mgr B. A. Dunlea, Sr.
Station Manager George A. Curtis
Commercial Manager . Clay McBride
WKLM-Wilminglon-1956
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Oper. By Thorns Radio-TV Ent.
Address Princess St.
Representative Best. Time Sales
President Harold H. Thorns
Gen., Nat. Sales Mgr G. I. Norman, Jr.
Station Mgr. . Sam Dodd
WGTM-Wilson-1937-CBS
Frequency: 590 Kc Powers 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .... .Watson Industries, Inc.
Bus.Studio Address Box 1020
T!el.s 2188 News Service: UP
Representative ... Rambeau, Clark Brown
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr .Penn T. Watson, Sr.
Commercial Manager Chas. B. Goodyear
Sis., Prom. Mgr P. T. Watson, Jr.
Program Director Bill Bunn
Chief Engineer Roy Barron
WVOT-Wilson-1948
MBS
Freq.s 1420 Kc. . . .Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By Wilson Radio Co., Inc.
Address .P. O. Box 170
Tel.: 5157 News Service: AP
Representative .Devney, Forjoe
Gen., Sta. Mgr Harry Severance
W A A A— Winston-Salem— 1950
Frequency: 980 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Laury Assoc. Inc.
Address Box 3119
Tel.: PA 2-4121 News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
President Robert A. Monroe
General Mcnager Gilbert M. Hutchison
W A I R— Winslon-Salem— 1937
Frequency: 1340 Kc Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Forsyth Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 46 Miller St.
Tel.: PA 2-1133 News Service: AP
Representative Burn-Smith
Transcription World
President J. F. Koons, III
General Manager C. R. Daly
Sales Prom. Mgr Harold Calvin
W S J S-Winsion-Salem-1930
NBC
Frequency: 600 Kc. ..... . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Piedmont Publishing Co.
Bus.Studio Address 419-21 N. Spruce St.
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Tel.: PA 5-2311 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil.. . Journal, Twin City Sentinel
Trans. Lang-Worth
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NAB
President ... Gordon Gray
V.P., Gen. Mgr Harold Essex
Operations Manager . Phil Hedrick
Commercial Manager Harry B. Shaw
Program Manager Robert Estes
Publicity Director .Dick Barron
Chief Engineer. .Leon Lesley
WTO B-Winston-Salem-1947
CBS-MBS
Freq,: 1380 Kc. . . . .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Op. By. .Winston-Salem Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
5S6
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Address 300 S. Stratford
Tel.: PA 3-4353 News Service: AP
Representative . . . Venard, Rintoul, McConnell
Membership NAB
President, Pub. Dir James W. Coan
Gen.. Comm. Manager Charles Brunt
Program Director Johnny Miller
Chief Engineer James Hoke
Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 671,000; Families— 184,000; Lie. Stations— 19,
North Dakota
Sta. CP's— 2; Radio Homes— 178,000; TV Homes— 99,000
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Chief Engineer Benjamin G. Locherd
KFG0— Fargo— 1948— ABC
Frequency: 790 Kc. Power: 5000 Watti
Owned-Oper. By . . . Northern States Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address .Box 1610
Tel.: 2-3291 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Gill-Perna
Membership RAB
President W. R. Haggart
Gen., Comm., Sales Mgr. ..... Charles G. Burke
Program Director Chuck Boone
Chief Eng G. Stenoien, N. Pederson
WDAY-Fargo-1922-NBC
Frequency: 970 Kc .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. WD AY, Inc.
Business-Studio Address ...... 207 North Fifth
Tel.: 2-3371 .News Services: AP. UP
Newspaper Affil Forum
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB, RAB
Rep Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
President E. C. Reineke
Station Manager Jack Dunn
General Manager Tom Barnes
Sales Manager .Bill Burn
Program Director Ernie Brevik
Promotion Mgr Roy Pedersen
KVOX-Fargo-1937
(SEE MOORHEAD, MINN. LISTING)
KILO-Grand Forks-1923
K B 0 M— Bismarck-Mandan
1925-KBS
Freq.: 1270 Kc. . . .Power: 1 Kw., d. 250 W., n.
Owned Mandan Radio Assoc.
Address Box 667, Bismarck
Tel.: CA 3-4116 News Service: AP
Trans World
Representative Gill-Perna
President Dick Johnson
Traffic Manager Dee Vetter
Prog. Dir Gus Becker
Chief Engineer Herb Leupp
KFYR-Bismarck-1925
NBC
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Meyer Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 202 Vz Fourth St.
Tel.: CA 3-0900 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Representative John Blair
Pres., General Manager ........ W. A. Ekberg
Station Comm. Mgr R. W. MacLeod
Program Director Stanley Wilson
Promotio Dir. Ray Isaac
Chief Engineer Ivor Nelson
KDLR— Devils Lake— 1925
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KDLR. Inc.
Bhsiness-Studio Address. 400 12th Ave.
Tel.: 1090 News Service: UP
Transcription World, SESAC
Representative Hal Holman
Pres., Gen. Manager Bert Wick
Comm., Mgr. Paul R. Lange
Program Director Wilbur Clemenson
Chief Engineer Richard Moritz
KDIX-Dickinson-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc . Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Dickinson Radio Assn.
Bus.-Studio Address 119 2d Ave. W.
Tel.: ..5133
Trans. Service RCA, SSAC, World
Representative Holman
Membership NAB, RAB
President Dr. P. J. Weir
Gen.-Sta. Mgr. Orville F. Burda
Comm., Mgr Eugene A. Spear
Prog., Dir. Lauren Haacke
CBS
Frequency 1440 Kc Power: 1000 d.; 500n.
Owned-Oper. By.... Grand Forks Herald, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address First Natl. Bank Bldg.
Tel.: 4-5321 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation Herald
Trans. Thesaurus
Representative . . . Everett-McKinney, O'Connell
Membership NAB
President M. M. Oppegard
Sta., Comm. Mgr Herman Livingston
Adm. Exec Dorothy Ann Kirk
Chief Engineer A. F. Petrich
KNOX-GrandForks-1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned By Community Radio Corp.
Address P. O. Box 1110
Tel.: 4-4611 .News Service: UP
Representative . . . Rambeau, Bulmer & Johnson
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Membership RAB
Sales Manager Robert Lukkason
KNDC-Hettinger-1954
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned. . . .Hettinger Bcstg. Co.
Address Lambert Bldg.
Tel.: 547 News Service: UP
Trans World
President Cecil R. Clark
Manager Tom E. Loughead
Commercial Manager Louis Borreman
Program Director Allen Mclntyre
KEY J— Jamestown— 1954
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc... Power: 250 Watts
Owned James River Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1170
Tel.: 1400 New Service: UP
Transcription Standard
Representative Devney
President, Gen. Mgr Robert E. Ingstad
Station Manager. .A. G. Berry
Comm. Manager. R. L. Richardson
Publicity Director. ....... .Bernard Langenfeld
Program Director . George Gaustad
Chief Engineer Kenneth L. Rich
KSJB— Jamestown— 1937
CBS
Frequency: 600 Kc. . . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .... .N. Dak. Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
Address Box 1271
Tel.: 1600 News Service: AP
Representative Weed & Co.
Membership NAB
President John W. Boler
Slation Manager E. M. Hoge
Comm. Mgr S. S. Ingersoll
Program Director James Zimmerman
Chief Engineer Harvey Van Erem
KCJB-Minoi-1950-CBS
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By No. Dakota Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 32, Fargo
Tel.: 51-161 News Service: AP
Representative Weed
Membership NAB
President John W. Boler
Station Manager. . Chester Reiten
Comm. Mgr Hugo Furstenau
Sales Prom., Pub. Dir Connie Wiensberg
Chief Engineer .Ralph Thomas
KLPM-Minot-1929-MBS
Frequency: 1390 Kc. .Power: 5000 d.; 1000 n.
Owned-Operated By Minot Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Fair Block
Tel.: 4-1146 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Walker
General Manager. John B. Cooley
Station Mgr., Chief Eng C. W. Baker
Comm. Dir., Prog. Dir Leslie E. Maupin
KQDY— Minot— 1957
Frequency: 1320 Kc. Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Paul Crain et al
Address Box 1291
Tel.: 7-1124 News Service: UP
Representative Forjoe
Sta. Mgr H. T. "Pete" Searle
KOVC-Valley City — 1936
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .KOVC. Inc.
Business-Studio Address .Valley City
Tel.: 1490. News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Ed Devney
Pres., Gen. Mgr Robert E. Ingstad
Commercial Manager .Ed Weeks
Chief Engineer. Charles Sjostrom
KEYZ-Willision-1948
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . Charles L. Scofield
Address .Box 1240
Tel.: 3-3911 . .News Service: UP
Transcription Service .... Standard, Thesaurus
Representative Holman
Membership RAB, NAB
Gen. Mgr.. Chief Eng C. L. Scofield
Sta. Mgr. W. L. Beach
Comm. Manager Bob Mille*
Publicity Director J. McGeehan
Program Director Bob Gilbert
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UHiO Sta. CP's— 2; Radio Homes— 2,746,000; TV Homes— 2,594,000
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WADC— Akron— 1925— CBS
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Allen T. Simmons
Bus.-Studio Address WADC Bldg.
Tel.: JE 5-6165 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard, World
Representative George P. Hollingbery
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Allen T. Simmons
Commercial Manager Robert B. Wilson
Sales Prom. Mgr Doc Williams
Program Director Elder Fisher
Publicity Director Mary Jo Stasell
Chief Engineer Arnold Bock
WAKR— Akron-1940-ABN
Frequency: 1590 Kc ... .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned By Summit Radio Corp.
Address 853 Copley Rd.
Tel.: PO 2-8811 News Services: AP, UP
Newspaper Affiliation Beacon Journal
Trans Thesaurus
Representative Burke-Stuart
President, Gen. Mgr S. Bernard Berk
V. P., Gen., Sta. Mgr.. Roger G. Berk
V. P., Comm., Prom Mgr . . Kenneth M. Keegan
Prog, Pub. Dir Bob Wylie
Chief Engineer Irwin L. Knopp
WCOE— Akron— 1950
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Akron Bcstg. Corp.
Address 41 S. Main St.
Tel.: FR 6-7114 News Service: AP
Transcription Standard
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB, R AB
President, Gen. Mgr Tim Elliot
V.P., Station Manager Harley Lucas
V. P. Sales Jack Maurer
Program Director Rick Reighard
Advertising Manager Jean Elliot
Chief Engineer Henry Niederkofler
WHKK-Akron— 1945-MBS
Frequency: 640 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .WHKK Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .... .51 W. State Si
Tel.: BL 3-7101 News Service: UP
Representative Boiling
Pres., Gen. Mgr Philip R. Herbert
Program Director .Adrian (Bud) Cooper
WFAH— Alliance— 1947
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By The Review Pub. Co.
Address 2720 S. Union
Tel.: 1-5345 News Service: AP
Representative Grant Webb
Membership NAB. RAB
Sta. Manager D. A. Peterson
Commercial Mgr.. Robert A. Gates
Chief Engineer Gene Petermam
WATG-Ashland-1948
KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 W.
Owned Radio Ashland, Inc.
Address Ashland-Mansfield Hwy.
Tel.: 2-1572 News Service: UP
Representative Grant Webb
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Charles D. Calhoun
Comm. Mgr Harlan Cook
Prog. Dir Walt Harrell
Chief Engineer William Shimer
WICA-Ashiabula-1937
Freq.: 970 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By WICA, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 372
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Stars National
General Manager John Colin
Station Manager D. W. Fassett
Sales Mgr. Irvine Bleasdale
WATH-Alhens-1950
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned By Radio Athens
Tel.: 3-1587 News Service: UP
Station Representative. Continental Radio Sales
News Service UP
Membership NAB. RAB
Gen. Mgr., Chief Engr Andrew Kovlan
Comm. Manager John Kerr
Program Director .Claudia Bolin
W T R X-Bellaire-1947-MBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned WTRX, Inc.
Address Route 214
News Service UP
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NAB
President Walter Patterson
V.P.. Gen. Mgr E. R. Huse
Program Director W. J. Nuzum
Managing Director William Greaver
Chief Engineer Chester Nedvesky
W 0 H P— Belief ontaine— 1952
Frequency: 1390 Kc. .Power: 500 Watts
Owned. Lake Erie Radio & TV Corp.
Address East Sandusky St.
Tel.: 2-5796 News Service: UP
President T. M. Nelson
General Manager. ............. .R. K. Wood
Chief Engineer Ken Arnold
W T L G— Bowling Green— 1954
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owner Howard R. Ward
Address P. O. Box 105
559
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Tel.: 3-8021 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Rep Venard, Rintoul & McConnell
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Howard R. Ward
Chief Eng Roy Gallagher
WBEX-Chillicolhe-
ABN-KBS-MBS
1947
WILE
-Cambridge-
KBS
1948
Frequency: 1270 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts a.
Owned-Oper. . . Land o' The Lakes Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 917 Beatty Av«.
Tel.: 4-5606 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard
President Howard A. Donahoe
Commercial Manager Rob. F. Kah
Sales Promotion Manager .... David C. Lorimer
Prog., Pub. Dir Bill Robinson
Chief Engineer Harold Black
WHOT-Campbell-1955
Frequency: 1570 Kc . . .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Myron Jones
Address. .. .401 N. Blaine Ave., Youngstown
Tel.: RI 6-8464 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Owner Myron Jones
General Manager William Fleckenstein
Merchandising Manager Bill Aey
WAN D-Canlon-1947-KBS
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Dover Bestg.
Address Tuscarawas & High
Tel.: GL 6-8396 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Hil F. Best
President William B. Steis
Station Manager James Wilson
WCMW— Canton— 1946
Frequency: 1060 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Stark Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Hills & Dales Rd.
Tel.: GL 5-9475 News Service: UP
Representative Burke-Stuart
Transcription World
Pres., Gen. Mgr S. L. Huffman
Station Manager Clark L. Dozer
Commercial Mgr. . Jack R. Hale
W H B C-Canion-1925-ABN
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Ohio Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 550 S. Market St.
Tel.: GL 6-7166 .News Service: AP
Newspaper Af f il Brush-Moore
Representative Venard. Rintoul, McConnell
Membership NAB, RAB
President Eugen Carr
Station Manager Robert C. Fehlman
Commercial Manager Paul E. Gilmor
Sales Prom. Mgr. Nancy Schneider
Program Director Lee Atwell
Publicity Director Pat Carroll
Chief Engineer John Schen
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Shawnee Broadcasting Co.
Address Pohlmath Road, Carlisle Hill
Tel: PR 3-2244 .News Service: UP
Transcription Standard
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Membership , NAB, RAB
Pres.. Sta. Mgr Truman A. Morris
Comm. Mgr Alan Batteiger
Sales Prom. Mgr Jeff Guier
Program Dir Ketty K. Knab
Publicity Dir .Mary Morris
Chief Engineer Jackson York
W C H I— Chillicolhe— 1956
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned Chillicothe Bcstg. Co.
Address. 800 Eastern Avenue
Tel.: PR 4-3385 News Service: UP
Representative McGillvra
Sta. Mgr Lewis F. Wagner
Ch. Eng Carl F. Finger
WSAI— Cincinnati— 1923
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Gordon Bcstg. Co.
Address Sinton Hotel
Tel: MA 1-1068 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Young, Ayers
Pres., Gen. Mgr Sherwood R. Gordon
Nat'l Sales Manager Lu Bassett
V.P., Local Sales Manager H. O. Parry
Promotion Director. Arthur Plaut
Chief Engineer Jonas Heiser
WCIN-Cincinnaii-1953
Frequency: 1480 Kc. .. .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Robert W. Rounsaville
Address 3301 Beekman St.
Tel.: MU 1-7600 News Service: UP
Representative ....... Gill-Perna, Dora-Clayton
Owner, Gen. Mgr ._.... .R. W, Rounsaville
Station Manager. ......... .Ralph B. Johnson
Gen. Sis. Mgr John Fulton
WCKY— Cincinnati— 1929
Frequency: 1530 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By L. B. Wilson, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. . . .Hotel Sheraton Gibson
Tel.: CH 1-6565 News Service: UP
Representatives. . .Welstead, AM Radio Sales
Transcription Service Associated, Standard
Membership RAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr.. Eng CHas. H. Topmiller
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir.. . . . . .R. M. Fleming
Sec.-Treas Jeanette Heinze
Prog. Dir Paul F. Miller
WCP0— Cincinnati— 1927
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . Scripps-Howard Radio, Inc.
Studio Address. 2345 Symmes St.
561
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Tel.: CA 1-0777 News Service: UP
Newspaper Af fil. Post
Representative John Blair
Membership NAB
President Jack R. Howard
General Manager. M. C. Waiters
Station Manager Colin G. Male
Comm. Manager R. Rietman
Program Director Bill Dawes
Chief Engineer .Paul Adams
WKRC— Cincinnati— 1923
CBS
Frequency: 550 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By ....... . Radio Cincinnati, Inc.
Address-Trans. . . ....... .Hotel Alms
Tel.: WO 1-0550 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation ............ Times-Star
Representative ........................ Kate
Membership NAB, RAB
President. .Hulbert Toft Jr.
Promotion Manager Lila Lambert
General Manager Hubbard Hood
Program Director. .Ed Kennedy, Jr.
Sales Manager .H. M. Heilbrun
Publicity Director Greg Olberding
Chief Engineer Wilford H. Kennedy
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WLW-Cincinnaii-1922
NBC
Frequency: 700 Kc .Power: 50 Kw.
Owned Crosley Bcstg., Corp.
Address. 140 W. Ninth St.
Tel.: CH 1-1822 News Services: INS, UP
Representative . NBC Spot Sis.
Transcription Service SESAC
Membership NAB, RAB
Chm. of Board. James D. Shouse
Pres., Gen. Mgr. Robert E. Dunville
V.P., Sales. .................... .H. P. Lasker
V.P. Programs. .... ... ..... .Al Bland
V.P., Treas.. .............. K. T. Murphy
Sales Mgr Scott McLean
Program Director Gene Dailey
Chief Engineer R. J. Rockwell
W Z I P-Cincinnaii-1947
(See Covington, Ky.)
WERE-Cleveland-1948
Frequency: 1300 Kc. ...... Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .. .Cleveland Bcstg. Inc.
Address. ................ . .1501 Euclid Ave.
Tel.: SU 1-9600. . .News Service: AP, INS, UP
Station Rep Venaxd, Rintoul & McConnell
Transcription Service .Standard
Membership . NAB, RAB
President. ... .Ray T. Millet
V.P., General Manager ..... Richard M. Klaus
Nat'l Sales Mgr. ... Ed Paul
Pub. Dir. Peter Roper
Prog. Manager Sam Elbei
Chief Engineer Harry Dennis
WDOK-Cleveland— 1950
Frequency: 1260 Kc. . . . . . .Powers 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Civic Best rs.e Inc.
Address ......... 1515 Euclid Ave.
Tel.: MA 1-2890 News Service: UP
Representative .WEED
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr. Frederick C. Wolf
Sta. Mgr Ralph Quay
Prog. Dir Norman Wain
Publicity Director. .Jeanne Forney
Chief Engineer .............. Clifford Ormston
WGAR-Cleveland-1930
CBS
Frequency: 1220 Kc Powers 50.000 Watte
Owned-Oper. By ....... . Peoples Bcstg. Corp.
Address .Hotel Statler
Tel.: PR 1-0200. ......... .News Service: INS
Representative Christal
Membership ... . .... .NAB, RAB
President .Murray D. Lincoln
V. Pres., Gen. Mgr. ........... Herbert Evans
Station Manager. Carl E. George
Commercial Mgr. ........... Robert E. Forker
Program Director. ............ .Robert Smiley
Chief Engineer. .............. .Lloyd Wingard
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WHK-Cleveland-1922— NBC
Frequency: 1420 Kc, Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Forest City Publishing Co.
Business-Studio Address . . 5000 Euclid Avenue
Tel: EX 1-5000 News Service: UP
Transcription Service BMI, ASCAP, SESAC
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Membership NAB, RAB
President Sterling E. Graham
General Manager K. K. Hackathorn
Commercial Manager W. K. Brusman
Sal°s Prom. Manager John Wyman
Program Director Leslie F. Biebl
Publicity Director Merle Levin
Chief Engineer R. H. DeLanh
WJMO-Cleveland-1947
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 1000 Watts a.
Owned-Operated By UBC of Ohio
Address 2157 Euclid Ave.
Tel.: SU 1-4424 News Service: UP
President Richard Eaton
Station Manager Paul Nakel
V.P., Sales Manager C. C. Courtney
W J W-Cleveland-1943-ABN
Frequency: 850 Kc. ..... . .Power: 5000 Watt*
Owned-Operated By ....... ... .Storer
Business-Studio Address 1630 Euclid Ave.
Tel.: TO 1-6080. ...... .News Service. UP, INS
Transcription Service Standard, World
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, RAB
President .G. B. Storer, Sr.
Managing Dir Reginald R. P. Merridew
Program Director Bruce MacDonald
Chief Engineer .Harold Brinkman
KYW-Cleveland-1923
Frequency: 1100 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Westinghouse Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address. . . .815 Superior Ave. N.E.
Tel.: CH 1-0942 AP, UP, INS
Rep . Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB, RAB
President Donald H. McGannon
Vice-President .Rolland V. Tooke
General Manager. Gordon Davis
Sales Mgr Ed Wallis
Chief Engineer Sid Stadig
Program Director Mark Olds
Publicity Director Tom Gavagan
Adv., Sis., Prom. Dir Janet K. Byers
W S R S— Cleveland Heights
1947-ABN-MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. WSRS, Inc.
Address 2156 Lee Rd.
Tel.: ER 1-2005. . .News Services: AP. INS, UP
Representative Bob Dore
Membership NAB, RAB
President S. R. Sague
Vice Pres B. W. Sague
V.P.. Bus. Mgr Myron T. Wile
Sec.-Treas George P. Bickford
Sis. Prom. Mgr Boyd W. Lawlor
WBNS-Columbus-1924
CBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By. RadiOhio. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 33 N. High St.
Tel.: CA 4-9265. .News Service: AP
Representative John Blair
Membership , NAB, RAB
General Manager Richard A. Borel
Commercial Manager W. I. Orr
Sales Prom. Director Jim Yenan
Program Director Geer Parkinson
Publicity Director , . . . M. Babington
Chief Engineer Lester H. Nafzger
WCOL--Columbus-1922
ABN
Frequency: 1230 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . Air Trails, Inc.
Business-Studio Address . . E. Broad & Young St.
Tel.: CA 1-4581 News Service: AP
Newspaper Aff 11. . . .Lancaster Eagle-Gazette,
Representative ............... H-R Reps., Inc.
Membership NAB
President Charles Sawyer
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr J. P. Williams
V. P. . . . . Alexander Buchan
Manager .... ......... .Collis A. Young
W T V N-Columbus-1924
Frequency: 610 Kc. ..... . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Columbus
Business-Studio Address ...... 22 East Gay St.
Tel.: CA 4-1271.. News Services: AP, INS, UP
Transcription Service .World
Representative Katz
Newspaper Affil.. . .Times-Star
Membership NAB, RAB
President. Hulbert Taft, Jr.
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr. ...... Sam T. Johnston
Program Director. ............ .Robert Adkins
Chief Engineer Ray Owen
WVKO-Columbus-1951
Frequency: 1580 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ...... . Sky Way Bcstg. Corp.
Address.......... 274 S. 3rd St.
Tel: CA 1-5247 News Service: UP
Representative Forjoe
Trans. Service . . Capitol, Associated Thesaurus
President Col. Gustave Hirsch
Gen., Sta. Manager Bert Charles
Comm. Manager .William Selander
Sis. Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Shirley Dunham
Chief Engineer William Hammett
WTNS-Coshoclon-1947
Frequency: 1560 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Coshocton Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. ....... 114 N. 6th St.
Tel.: 1560. News Service: UP
Trans. Service Lang-Worth
Pres., Gen. Mgr . . . F. Bruce Wallace
Sales Manager Arthur E. Jost
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WAV I-Dayton-1955
Frequency: 1210 Kc. .. .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned WAVI Bcstg. Corp.
Address 1428 Cincinnati St.
Tel.: BA 2-1291 ..News Service: UP
Station Rep Forjoe
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Harry K. Crowl
Sales Director Harley M. West, Jr.
Prom., Adv., Pub. Dir K. D. Caywood
Prog., Pub. Director DeWitt Campbell
Chief Engineer Charles Dreher
WHIO-Dayion-1935-CBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Miami Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. 1414 Wilmington Ave.
Tel.: MA 6581 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Hollingbery
Membership .NAB, RAB
President James M. Cox, Jr.
General Manager Robert H. Moody
Merchandising Manager W. E. Wolaver
Nat. Sis. Mgr Wade H. Alley
Prom. Director Chuck Gay
Asst. to Gen. Mgr Harvey R. Young
WING-Dayion-1921-ABN
Frequency: 1410 Kc .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Great Trails Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 121 N. Main St.
Tel.: BA 2-3773. .News Service: AP
Representative H-R
News. Affil Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Membership NAB
President Charles Sawyer
Exec. V.P. & Gen. Mgr.. .John Pattison Williams
Vice-Presidents G. Lenning, A. Buchan
Station Manager Jack Wymer
Sales Mgr Malcom Richards
Publicity Director Larry Marker
Chief Engineer Howard Ryan
W0NE— Dayton— 1949
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Skyland Bcstg. Corp.
Address 380 West First St.
Tel.: MI 6501 .News Service: AP
Representative Headley-Reed
Pres., Gen. Manager. .. .Ronald B. Woodyard
Station Manager Dorothy Tatum
Nat'l Sales Manager C. J. Thornquest
Commercial Manager. ..... .Louis G. Froelich
Program Director, John Gordon
Chief Engineer Stanley A. Beck
W0NW— Defiance— 1949
Frequency: 1280 Kc. . . Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Tri-State Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 278
Tel.: 3-2226 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Devney
V.P., Gen. Manager Glenn R. Thayer
WJER-Dover-1950-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc. ...... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned ..... Dover Broadcasting Company, Inc.
Address 210 Boulevard
Tel.: 4-2126. News Service: UP
Transcription Thesaurus
Membership NAB
President Agnes J. Reeves Greed
General Manager W. B. Sties
Commercial Manager John C. Needs
Program Director Dick Doll
Chief Engineer Donald Graff
W0HI— East Liverpool— 1949
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By.... East Liverpool Bcstg. Co.
Address 516 Market St.
Tel: FU 5-1490 News Service: AP
Membership RAB
Representative Grant Webb
President, Gen. Manager. .Richard V. Beatty
Station Manager R. E. Metcalfe
Comm., Prom. Mgr George T. Farrall
Prog. Director.. James Lowery, Jr.
Chief Engineer. George Kelly
W E 0 L-Elyria-Lorain-1948
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Elyria-Lorain Bcstg. Co.
Address Elyria Savings and Trust Bldg.
Tel.: FA 2-3761 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Station Representative Walker
President Roy W. Ammel
General Manager Arthur Vogel
Sales Prom. Mgr Richard E. Barrett
WFIN-Findlay-1941
Frequency: 1330 Kc. . .Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned Findlay Publishing Co.
Address 101 Vz West Sandusky St.
Tel.: GA 2-4545. .... .News Services: AP, INS
Representative Clark, Ohio Rep.
President. R. L. Heminger
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr. ...... H. H. Heminger
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Allen Dudley
Program Dir Clyde Johnson
Chief Engineer. Edgar Smith
WFOB-Fosioria-1946
KBS
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By ...... .Seneca Radio Corp.
Address U. S. 23
Tel.: HE 5-5666 News Service: AP
Trans. Service.. CapitoL SESAC, World
Rep Rambeau, Ohio Sta. Rep.
Membership RAB
President Andrew Emerine
Station Manager Mel Murray
Commercial Mgr. Roger V. Wise
Prog. Director. Jim Paulus
WFRO-Fremoni-1949
Frequency: 900 Kc. Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Wolfe Bcstg. Corp.
Address. 905 W. State St.
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Tel.: FE 2-3951 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best
Trans Standard
Membership NAB, RAB
President Robert F. Wolfe
Managing Director R. C. Force
WJEH— Gallipolis— 1950
KBS
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Ohio Valley on the Air, Inc.
Address Portsmouth Road
Tel.: 1 160 News Service: UP
Representative Sears & Ayer
Membership NAB. RAB
President John E. Halliday
General Manager Marianne Campbell
Commercial Manager Larry Laraway
Publicity Director J. Sherman Porter
Chief Engineer Edgar Atkins
WMOH— Hamilton— 1944
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Fort Hamilton Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address . . Second Natl. Bank Bldg.
News Service UP
Transcription Service .Lang- Worth
Representative Rambeau
President . Robert J. Briede
General Manager Robert L. Odson
Sta. Mgr.. Prog. Director Norm Keller
Ass't Gen. Mgr.. Comm. Mgr Ray Motley
WSRW— Hillsboro— 1956
KBS
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 500 W.. d.
Owned Highland Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 176
Tel.: HI 1590 News Service: UP
Representative Continental
Membership NAB
Trans World. SESAC
Gen. Mgr Willard Parr. Sr.
Comm. Mgr Robert Martin
Prog. Dir Gene Brent
WIR0— Ironion-1952
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owner .Iron City Bcstg. Co.
Address Radio Plaza
Tel.: 360 News Service: UP
Representative Clarke
Pres.. Ch. Eng C. A. Baker
Gen., Sta. Mgr C. E. McElroy
Chief Engineer C. A. Baker
Program Director Marlene Beasley
W L M J- Jackson— 1953— KBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1 Kw.. d.
Owned Radio Jackson, Inc.
Address Court & Broadway
Tel.: 850 News Service: UP
Representative McGavren-Quinn
Membership RAB
President J. E. Willis
Chief Engineer Jerry Ashley
WHOK-Lancasier-1948
Frequency: 1320 Kc. . . . .Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Hocking Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Address-Trans. Loc Memorial Dr.
Tel.: OL 3-4373 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Nelson Embrey
Comm. Manager Mark Lucas
WIMA— Lima— 1948-ABN
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By N.W. Ohio Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 223 N. Main St.
Tel.: CA 3-2060. News Service: UP
Representative H-R
Trans RCA
Membership RAB, NAB
President G. E. Hamilton
General Sta. Mgr R. W. Mack
Comm.. Sales Prom. Mgr C. B. Heller
Program Dir Easter Straker
Chief Engineer Bill Harrison
WMAN-Mansfield-1939
ABN
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Richland, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. . . 144 Vz Park Ave. W.
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
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Transcription Service World
Representative. . .Venard. Rintoul & McConnell
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Sta.. Sis., Comm. Mgr.J. M. O'Hara
Prog.-Pub. Dir Robert James
Chiei Engineer. ........... .William Morrison
WMOA-Marietta-1946
MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned. ........ .Marietta Broadcasting Corp.
Address. P. O. Box 594
Tel.: FR 3-7527 .News Service UP
Representative McGillvra
Membership . NAB
General Manager .......... R. Sanford Guyer
Comm. Mgr. Thomas Butscher
Program Dir Richard Guyer
Sales Prom. Mgr Robert L. Guyer
Chief Engineer Charles E. Clark
W M R N-Marion-1940-ABN
Frequency: 1490 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Marion Bcstg. Co.
Business Address. ................ .P. O, 518
Tel.: 3-1131 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr .Robert T. Mason
Commercial Manager ....... Arthur L. Martin
Sales Prom. Mgr. Virginia Lynch
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Chief Engineer Francis Joseph Peters
WTIG-Massillon
Frequency: 990 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 W., d.
Owned. Massillon Bcstg. Co.
Address . Box 573
Tel.: TE 2-5023 News Service: UP
President Joel W. Rosenblum
Gen. Mgr Nick Barry
Comm. Mgr Richard J. Scholem
WPFB— Middletown— 1947
Freq.: 910 Kc. . . . . .Power: 1 Kw. d.» 100 W. n.
Owned-Operated By. Paul F. Braden
Address Trans. Loc Coles Road
Tel.: GA 2-3625. News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Rep. Grant Webb
Membership . NAB, RAB
Gen. Mgr Paul F. Borden
Sta. Mgr. Tom Hogan
Production Director Charles Reeder
Commercial Manager J. H. LeMoyne
Chief Engineer. .............. Larry Beckwifh
WMVO-Mt.Vernon-1953
Frequency: 1300 Kc. ..... Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ....... . Mt. Vernon Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 390
Tel.: 2-0946 News Service: UP
Membership NAB, RAB
President. .Dr. Charles Tramont
General Manager. .... .Mrs. C. M. Zelkowitz
Commercial Manager William Kirkpatrick
Program Director George Betcher
Publicity Director George Bennett
Chief Engineer Rudy Maxwell
WCLT-Newark-1947
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Advocate Printing Co.
Address. .25 West Main St.
Tel.: FA 4-0071 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation .The Advocate
Representative .......... .Meeker Associates
Membership NAB, RAB
President. ............... .Frank W. Spencer
General Manager. ...... .Thomas A. Rogers
Commercial Mgr. Robert Pricer
Program Director John Fisher
Chief Engineer. .... ... .Benjamin Wlndle
WPVL-Painesville-1956
Frequency: 1460 Kc. . . . . .Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned .Somerset Broadcasting Co.
Address . . 102 S. Park Place
Tel.: EL 2-3155 News Service: AP
Representative Devney, Inc.
Membership RAB
Pres., Gen., Sta., Mgr. . Carl R. Lee
Program Director. Elwood Thompson
Publicity Director. ........... James Ahlstrom
W P T W-Piqua-1947-KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc ..Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper.. .Miami County Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address-Trans... ... .1625 W, Covington Ave.
566
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Tel: 1420 .News Service: AP
Representative Besl
Pres Richard E. Hunt
Gen. Mgr Lewis M. Shroyer
Prog., Pub. Dir Ron Colon
Chief Engineer James Shumaker
WNXT— Porismouth— 1951
ABN
Frequency: 1260 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By Portsmouth Bcstg. Co.
Address Masonic Temple Bldg.
Tel.: EL 3-1161 News Service: UP
Representative Everett-McKinney
Pres., Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr. . Marshall Rosene
Program Director Phil Phillips
Publicity Director Thelma Henderson
Chief Engineer Russell Newman
WPAY— Portsmouth— 1935
CBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Paul F. Braden
Address 1009 Gallia St.
Tel.: EL 3-5176 News Service: AP
Representative Grant Webb
Trans World
Membership NAB, RAB
General Manager Paul F. Braden
Station Manager O. T. Dresbach
Commercial Manager J. H. LeMoyne
Program Director John T. Baker
Chief Engineer Maurice L. Myers
WLEC— Sandusky— 1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By..... Lake Erie Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1209
Tel.: MA 6-2000 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Hal Holman
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., General-Station Mgr Jay Wagner
Commercial Manager Louis Mahla
Program Director Robert Hinners
Chief Engineer Jay Leibach
WBLY-Springfield-1947
Frequency: 1600 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Champion City Bcstg. Co.
Address Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Tel.: FA 3-4676 News Service: UP
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Membership NAB
President. R. Stanley Lucas
General Manager R. L. Yontz
Commercial Manager Allan B. Meuleman
Chief Engineer. Carl Egbert
WIZE— Springfield— 1940
ABN
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By... Radio Voice of Springfield
Trans. Address 117 W. High St.
Tel.: FA 3-4955 News Service: AP
Representative. . . . . .H. R. Representative. Inc.
Membership NAB
Executive Vice-President J. P. Williams
Vice-President Alex Buchan
Station Mgr Ernest A. Gudridge
WSTV-Steubenville— 1940
MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WSTV. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Exchange Realty Bldg.
Tel.: AT 2-6265 News Service: UP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Pres Jack N. Berkman
V.P., Gen., Comm. Mgr John J. Laux
Sales Prom. Mgr Bill McClinton
Publicity Director Scott McMurray
Comm. Mgr Louis W. Shapiro
Chief Engineer Charles S. Shepherd
WOHO-Toledo-1954
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Dwner Midwestern Bcstg. Co.
Address 2965 Pickle Road
Tel.: OX 3-6576 News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB, RAB
President Ford R. Weber
Gen. Mgr Arthur W. Weber
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Sam W. Sloan
Comm. Manager William Webster
Program Director George M. Mishler
Chief Engineer Edwin J. Powell
WTOD-Toledo-1946
MBS
Frequency: 1560 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Booth Radio & TV
Business Address 315 Davis Bldg.
Tel.: CH 2-4321 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative Weed
President .John L. Booth
General Manager Sunne Miller
Program Director Orris Taberner
Chief Engineer Robert Sowers
WSPD-Toledo-1921-NBC
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Storer Broadcasting Co.
Bus. Address. ... 1177 Kane Concourse, Miami
Tel.: CH 8-6201 .News Service: INS, UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Transcription Service . . . Lang-Worth, Thesaurus
Newspaper Affil Miami Beach Sun
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative Katz
President George B. Storer
V.P., Managing Director James E. Bailey
Nat. Sales Manager Emerson Kimble
Sales Prom., Pub. Dir James W. Rowe
Program Director E. C. Kutz
Chief Engineer William M. Stringf ellow
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WTOL-Toledo-1938-ABN
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By .... Community Bcstg. Co.
Trans.-Address Bell Bldg.
Tel.: CH 3-3291. News Service: AP, UP
Representative Paul H. Raymer
President Frazier Reams
Gen.-Station Mgr Thomas S. Bretherton
Comm. Manager R. B. Stone
Program Director Robert Krieghoff
Chief Engineer Harold Holmes
WHHH-Warren-1941
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned By ... . Warren Tribune Radio Sta., Inc.
Business-Studio Address. . .108 Main St.. S.W.
Tel.: 2-2529 .News Service: AP
Representative Rambeau
Trans Associated, Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Station Dir . Robert E. Hardy
Sales Mgr Robert K. Crane
WCH0— Washington Court
House-1952-KBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 500 Watts d
Owned-Oper. By Court House Bdcstg. Co.
Address 113V2 S. Main St.
Tel.: 5-6211 News Service: UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Hil F. Best
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Chief Eng. . . W. N. Nungesser
Sta. Comm. Mgr R. L. Anderson
WPKO-Waverly-1954
Frequency: 1380. ....... .Power: 1000 W„ d.
Owner Hi Kinco Bcstrs.
Address .Box 67
Tel.: PI 2781 News Service: AP
Trans World
Station Mgr Art Layne
Gen., Comm. Mgr Warren W. Cooper
WKOV-Wellsion-1953
Frequency: 1330 Kc. . . . . .Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Court House Bcstg.
Address. P. O. Bo.. 190
Tel.: WE 546 . . . ... News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best
General Manager Parks Robinson
Station Mgr. Kenneth Williams
W W S T-Wooster-1947-KBS
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Wooster Republican Ptg. Co.
Address ...... Route 30
Tel.: 3-5075 News Service: UP
Transcription Thesaurus
General Manager E. B. Evans
Commercial Mgr Quentin W. Welty
W R F D— Worthington— 1947
Frequency: 880 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned Peoples Broadcasting Corp.
Tel.: TU 5-5342 News Service: AP, INS
Representative Gill-Perna
Membership NAB, RAB
President Murray D. Lincoln
General Manager Herbert E. Evans
Sta., Mgr Joseph D. Bradshaw
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Phil Sheridan
Comm. Mgr. Dale Lutz
Program Director Bill Arthurs
Chief Engineer Harold Schaaf
WBBW— Youngstown— 1949
ABN
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner. ....... .Mahoning Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Address Warner Thea. Bldg.
Tel.: RI 4-4421 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative Weed
President, Ch. Eng John Cherpack, Jr.
Gen., Comm. Mgr Gene Trace
Program Director. Anthony N. Ross
WFMJ— Youngstown— 1939
NBC
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ..... . .WFMJ Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .. .101 W. Boardman
Tel. RI 4-8611
Representative Headley-Reed
Pres.. Gen. Mgr .William F. Maag, Jr.
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Mitchell F. Stanley
Program Director Robert Locke
Chief Engineer Frank A. Dieringer
WKBN-Youngsiown-1926
CBS
Frequency: 570 Kc .Power: 5000 Walts
Owned-Operated By . .WKBN Bcstg. Corp.
Address. 3930 Sunset Blvd.
Tel.: ST 2-1145 .News Services: AP, UP
Representative Paul H. Raymer
News. Affil .Forest City Pub Co.
Trans. World
Membership NAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Warren P. Williamson. Jr.
Sta.. Comm. Mgr J. Lothair Bowden
Program Director Paul Turner
Public Relations Dir. . . . W. P. Williamson. Ill
Chief Engineer. B. T. Wilkins
WHIZ— Zanesville— 1924
NBC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner . . . Southeastern Ohio Bcstg. System, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. . . .Lind Arcade Bldg.
Tel.: GL 2-5431 News Service: UP
Representative John E. Pearson
Transcription Service .Standard
Membership NAB, RAB
President Clay Llttick
Gen., Station Manager. Allan Land
Comm. Mgr. Nate Milder
Publicity Director Naomi Lorton
Program Director Stan Robinson
Chief Engineer .William A. Hunt. Sr.
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UHiaaiUISldl Sta. CP's— 1; Radio Homes— 664,000; TV Homes— 506,000
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KADA-Ada-1934-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KADA Bcstg., Inc.
Business Address Box 642
Tel.: FE 2-1212 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard, World
Representative . . . Venard, Rintoul & McConnell
Membership NAB
Station Manager Fred L. Thompson
KWHW-Altus-1946-KBS
frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Operated By Altus Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Altus
Tel.: HU 2-1450 News Service: UP
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB
General Manager Frcjik E. Wimberly
KALV-Alva-1956
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned Alva Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 242
Tel.: 1663. News Service: AP
Representative Best
Membership NAB
Gen., Prom. Mgr John H. Goss
Comm. Mgr Jess Gibson
KVSO-Ardmore-1935
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Ardmoreite Pub. Co.
Address ". . Ardmoreite Bldg.
News Service AP
Transcription World, SESAC
Representative Devney
Membership NAB
General Manager Douglas C. Dillard
KWON-Barilesville-1942
MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . Bartlesville Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 69
Tel.: 1400 News Service: UP
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr., Comm. Mgr.. J. Fred Case
Program Director Jay Collins
Sales Prom. Manager John Collins
Chief Engineer C. R. Tanner
KLTR— Blackwell— 1952
KBS
Frequency: 1560 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Slar Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 70
Tel.: 308 News Service: AP
Station Rep Best
Gen. Manager Charles L. Rogers
Comm. Mgr Cecil M. Tanner
KWCO-Chickasha-
KBS
1946
Freq.: 1560 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d., 250 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By. .Washita Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 770
Tel.: CA 4-2890 News Service: AP
Representative H. F. Best
Owner, Gen. Mgr Jack I» Pink
Commercial Manager Jim L. Smith
Program Director Marjorie Richards
Chief Engineer W. K. Berry
K W 0 E— Clinton— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. Western Okla. Bcstg. Co.
Address Neptune Park
Tel.: 618 News Service: UP
Station Representative Hil F. Best
General Manager V. M. Preston
Commercial Mgr Lew Preston
Publicity Dir Evelyn Preston
K U S H-Cushing— 1953— KBS
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned.-Oper. By.. Cimarron Broadcasters, Inc.
Address Box 791
Tel.: CA 5-0922 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
President Wray Finney
Sec'y & Treas Jack B. Sellers
KRHD-Duncan-1949
MBS-KBS
Freq.: 1340 Kc. . .Power: 250 W. d. 100 W., n.
Owned-Operated By Duncan Bcstg. Co.
Address .Box 1192
Tel.: 1350 News Service: UP
Transcription World
Representative . . Venard, Rintoul & McConnell
Membership NAB, RAB
President R. H. Drury
Gen., Sta. Mgr W. M. Brubaker
Commercial Manager Morgan Duval
Program Director .John Moen
Sales Prom. Mgr Max Hallmark
Publicity Director Bill Merrill
Chief Engineer James Harris
KSEO-Durant-1947
Frequency: 750 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ... . Democrat Printing Co.
Address 215-216 Democrat Bldg.
News Service AP
Membership NAB
Gen., Comm. Mgr Leroy Moses
KASA-ElkCiiy-
MBS-ABN
1932
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WSM Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 189
569
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Telephone 730
Membership . NAB
Representative Pearson
Manager John P. Strength, Jr.
SCR C-Enid-1929-ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1390 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Enid Radiophone Co.
Bus.Studio Address. 318 E. Willow
Tel.: AD 7-1390 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
News. Affil Morning News, Daily Eagle
Representative Jchn E. Pearson Co.
Membership NAB
President Milton B. Garber
General Manager Pat Murphy
Pub. Dir Gladys Williams
Sis. Prom. Mgr James Stacy
Program Director Bill B. Marshall
Chief Engineer Dave Tennyson
KGWA-Enid-1950
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Public Bcstg. Service, Inc.
Address 115V2 E. Broadway
Tel.: AD 4-4230 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative . . Venard, Rintoul & McConnell
Membership NAB, R AB
Pres.. Gen., Comm. Mgr Allan Page
Program Director Lyle Gaston
Chief Engineer. ............... .Ralph Druen
KTAT-Frederick-1948
KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc. ... .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Frederick Bcstg. Co.
Address P.O. Drawer 920
Tel.: ED 5-2131 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service Keystone
Representative .Hil F. Best
General Manager Ronald W. Wheeler
Program Director. Mary Wheeler
KWRW-Guihrie-1955
Frequency: 1490 Kc. ..... .Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . , Weldon Sledge
Address . lone Hotel
Tel.: BU 2-2321 News Service: AP
President. J. A. West
Gen. Mgr., Chief Eng Weldon Sledge
Program Director. Wally Seeds
Comm. Mgr. . Richard M. Carroll
K G Y N-Guymon-1948-KBS
Frequency. 1220 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Plains Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. Box 130
Tel.: 888 News Service: UP
Trans. Service World
Representative .Hil F» Best
Gen. Mgr John B. Gray
Comm. Mgr Ed Slater
KHEN-Henryeiia-1956
Frequency: 1590 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 500 W., d.
Owned .Henryetta Radio Co.
Address Box 930
News Service UP
President Leland Gourley
Gen. Mgr Marvin Hull
K T J S—Hobari— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By A. R. Fuchs
Address Box 796
Telephone . 1070
Manager . A. Fuchs
KIHN-Hugo-1947-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Little Dixie Bcstg. Co.
Tel.: 1140 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative Keystone
General Mgr Calvin Miller
Comm. Mgr Dewey Banta
KBEL— Idabel— 1953
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Idabel Bcstg. Co.
Tel.: 802 News Service: AP
Transcription Thesaurus
General Manager Winston O. Ward
Sta.» Comm. Manager J. P. Stanley
KCC0— Lawton— 1956
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 250 W., d.
Owned. Progressive Bcstg. Co.
Address , Box 2178
Tel.: EL 5-1050 News Service: AP
Representative Best
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr Morgan Roberts
KSWO-Lawlon-1941-ABN
ABN
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 W.
Owned Okla. Quality Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 699
Tel.: EL 5-1380 News Service: UP
Trans World, Lang- Worth. Standard
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB. RAB
President R. H. Drewry
Gen. Mgr Emmett L. Keough
Sales Prom. Mgr William Ross
Chief Engineer Jimmy Lockerd
KNED— McAlester— 1950
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.;
500 W. n.
Owned-Operated By . . Pittsburg Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 780
Tel.: GA 3-1460 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative ...... Pearson
Pres., Gen. Mgr Ray Van Hooser
Commercial Manager Phil Reed
Sis. Promotion Mgr. ........... Frank Hopkins
Prog. Director Dud Stallings
Chief Engineer .Dexter Ferry
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Reps Simmons
Membership NAB, RAB
President G. G. Griswold
General Manager F. F. Lynch
Comm. Mgr Al Hancock
Program Director Glen Valentine
Chief Engineer Dalton Jones
KTMC— McAlester— 1946
KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .McAlester Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Earle Hotel
Tel.: GA 3-1400 News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
President Irvin Gladstein
Gen. Sta. Mgr Bob Baggett
Commercial Manager Alston Hardin
Publicity Director Larry Craft
Program Director Saddie McCaslin
Chief Engineer Harold Duncan
KGLC-Miami-1947-KBS
Frequency: 910 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Miami Bcstg. Co.
Tel.: KI 2-3303 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative Continental
Exec. Vice-President Kenyon Brown
General Manager William A. Searle
Supv Frank J. Lynch
KB IX— Muskogee— 1936
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Okla. Pub. Co.
Address Oklahoma Press Publ.
Tel.: MU 2-1331 News Service: UP
Representative Burn-Smith
President Tams Bixby, Jr.
Manager Donald D. Gilbert
KMUS— Muskogee— 1948
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 d., 500 n.
Owned-Oper. By... Eastern Okla. Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 1588
Tel: MU 2-2488 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Pearson
President R. M. Mountcastle
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr George Overton
Sis. Prom. Manager Kenneth Parker
Chief Engineer James Keitel
K N 0 R— Norman— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Cleveland County Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 542
Tel.: JE 4-8474 News Service: UP
Transcription World
Gen. Manager William S. Morgan
Comm. Mgr Tol Dickenson
K B Y E— Oklahoma City— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 890 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Great Empire Bcstg.
Bus.-Studio Address 5508 N. Eastern
Tel.: GA 7-6524 News Service: UP
KL PR-Oklahoma City— 1947
Frequency: 1140 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Okla. City Bcstg. Co.
Business Address .Box 4248
News Service AP
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative Continental
Pres., Gen. Manager. Byrne Ross
K0CY— Oklahoma City— 1938
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Plaza Court Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address .... Plaza Court Bldg.
Tel.: FO 5-4333 News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr M. H. Bcnebrake
Commercial Manager .Carlton Beck
Chief Engineer Elmo Black
K0N A— Oklahoma City— 1927
CBS
Frequency: 1520 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Okla.
Business-Studio Address 311 W. Grand
Tel.: FO 5-6653 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Gill-Perna, Inc.
Membership RAB
General-Station Mgr Raymond Ruff
Prog. Dir Bill Bailey
Chief Engineer George Berry
KTOR-OklahomaCity-1927
Frequency: 1000 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KTOK, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. 1800 W. Main
Tel.: FO 5-8351 News Service: AP
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership RAB. NAB
President Wendell Mayes
Gen. Mgr Tom Johnson
Comm. Mgr George R. Collisson
Publicity Director Delos Wilson
Prog. Dir Bill Bryan
Chief Engineer ................ Clifford Easum
K T 0 W-Oklahoma City— 1948
Frequency: 800 Kc. . . . . .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. .... .Citizens Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Fifth & Robinson
Tel.: CE 2-6367 News Service: AP
Representative Meeker
Membership NAB
President W. P. Wright
General Manager .Eddie Peak
Commercial Manager Tommy Tatum
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Sales Prom. Mgr Ozzie Johnson
Chief Eng Jim Treat
WKY-Oklahoma City-
NBC
1920
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Program Director Stan Kaplan Membership NAB
President, Gen. Manager... R. B. Bell
Sales Prom Vic Nowlin
KOLS—Pryor— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . . Lakes Area Bcstg. Co.
Address 5th & S. Mill Sts.
Tel.: 1263 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative. .H. F. Best
Owner, Gen. Sta. Mgr L. L. Gaffaney
Commercial Manager. .... .Mrs. L. L. Gaffaney
Program Director. . .Merle Caldwell
K G F F-Shawnee-1930-MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . .KGFF Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 2059
Tel: 4390 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation Stauffer Publ., Inc.
Transcription Service World
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
Gen., Sta. Manager William A. Weaver
Comm. Mgr Jeral C. Ziegler
ESP I— Stillwater— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 780 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Stillwater Publishing Co.
Business Address 211 W. Ninth St.
News Service UP
Representative Clark
Membership NAB, RAB
General Mgr J. R. Bellatti
KTLQ-Tahlequah-1957
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 500 W., d.
Owned Tahlequah Bcstg. Co.
Address First National Bank Bldg.
News Service UP
Membership .NAB
Pres., Mgr Galen O. Gilbert
KAKC-Tulsa-1946
Freq.; 970 Kc Power: 1000 W. d.. 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By. ... Public Radio Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address. ...910 S. Boston
Tel.: LU 7-2401 News Service: AP
Rep. Brown, H-R
Membership NAB, RAB
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Robert J. Hoth
Prog. Dir Larry Monroe
IFMJ-Tulsa-1946-CBS
Frequency: 1050 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . . .Fred Jones Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1242 S. Boston
Tel.: LU 5-5555 News Service: UP
Representative Masla
General Manager Lawson Taylor
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WKY TV System, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 500 E. Britton
Tel.: TR 8-2161 ...... . .News Services: AP, UP
Newspaper Affiliation Oklahoma Pub. Co.
Representative ....... Katz
Membership NAB, RAB
President E. K. Gaylord
Exec. V.P. P. A. Sugg
V.P., Mgr R. W. Welpott
Comm. Manager John Moler
Prog Dir W. J. Wheatley
Prom. Pub. Mgr Jim Willis
Chief Engineer. Gene Lyons
KHBG-Okmulgee-1937
Frequency: 1240 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ..... .Okmulgee Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address. .Box 1350
Tel.: 3646 News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
President .Don Reynolds
Station Manager. Hal Cochran
Program Director Arline Milligan
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr. ......... Marvin Hull
Publicity Director. Betty Lee
KVLH
-Pauls Valley-
KBS
1947
Frequency: 1470 Kc ...Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By .......... . Garvin Bcstg.
Business Trans. Address ?* O. Box 610
Tel.: 1470 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service. ........ .Thesaurus
Representative . Hil F. Best
President Warren J, Fortier
Gen., Sta. Mgr David Crockett
Prog. Dir. Mike Stephens
Chief Engineer. .W. O. Todd
WBBZ-Ponca City — 1928
MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ...... . .Ponca City Pub. Co.
Address. .200 N. 3rd St.
Tel.: RO 5-6607. . ........ .News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation The News
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB, RAB
Gen. Mgr Leo R. Morris
Comm. Mgr. . Bill Piatt
Prog. Dir. Bill Maugans
Chief Engineer Gerald J. Overall
K L C 0—Poteau— 1953— KBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc. ...... .Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owner. .R. B. & Bernice Bell
Address .Box 511
Tel.: 660 ...... . ....... News Service: AP
EOME-Tulsa-1938
ABN-MBS
Freq.: 1300 Kc. .... Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
572
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Owned Oil Capital Sales Corp.
Address 8th & Main
Tel.: DI 3-4121 News Service: UP
Representative Gill Perna
Membership NAB, R AB
President John W. Klug
Gen., Sta. Mgr H. Ted Roney
KSMG— Tulsa— 1949
Freq.: 740 Kc Power: 50 Kw. d., 25 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By Meredith KRMG, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. .311 So. Denver Ave.
Tel.: LU 4-4291 News Service: AP
Representative John Blair
Membership NAB, RAB
President Fred Bohen
Gen., Comm. Manager Frank S. Lane
Prog. Director Keith Bretz
Chief Engineer William H. Bradley
KTUL— Tulsa-1934— CBS
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. . . .Consol. Radio Enterprises Inc.
Business-Address P. O. Box 8557
Tel.: FI 5-1311 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
Nat. Sales, Gen. Mgr James P. Walker
Prog. Dir Karl F. Janssen
KVOO-Tulsa-1925-NBC
Frequency: 1170 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper, By ... . Southwestern Sales Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address 3701 S. Peoria
Tel.: RI 2-5561 News Services: AP, UP
Trans. Service .... Standard, World, Thesaurus
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NAB, RAB
President H. C. Stuart
V.P., General Mgr G. K. Brandborg
Program Director J. O'Neill
Chief Engineer J. Bushnell
KVIM— Vinita— 1954— KBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By Vinita Broadcasting Co.
Business Address Box 91
Tel.: 407 News Service: UP
Station Manager F. E. Stone
Prog. Dir., Chief Eng Paul Gentry
KWSH-Wewoka-1948
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Tri Cities Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 1260
Tel.: 1260 .News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative. .Venard, Rintoul & McConnell
Pres., General Manager Bill Hoover
Sec'y-Treas Brown Morris
Station Maanger Ray Judge
KSIW-Woodward-1947
Frequency: 1450 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Woodward Bcstg. Co.
Address Trans. Loc 22nd & Cedar Sts.
Tel.: 1450 News Service: AP
Trans. Service Lang-Worth
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Edward A. Ryan
Program Director Lenora W. Ryan
Chief Engineer. Harry McFarland
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 1,815,000; Families— 576,000; Lie. Stations— 65,
Homes— 568,000; TV Homes— 396,000
Oregon
Sta. CP's
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KWIL-Albany-1941
MBS-D0N LEE
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Albany Radio
Bus.-Studio-Trans. Loc Box 485
Tel.: WA 6-2233 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Rep Art Moore, Ayres, Best
Membership NAB
General Mgr Larry Gordon
Commercial Mgr Warren Staffer
KWIN-Ashland— 1946
MBS-D0N LEE-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watta
Owned-Oper. By Rogue Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address 1160 Helman Rd., Box 227
Tel.: MU 2-4381 News Service: UP
Representative Art Moore
President Douglas D. Kahle
V.P., Sta. Mgr Elliot Motschenbacher
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Prog. Pub. Dir Bill Lively
Commercial Manager. .D Reeter
Chief Engineer E. Feinstein
EAST— Astoria— 1925
MBS-D0N LEE-KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Astoria Broadcasting Co.
Address 1006 W. Marine Drive
Tel.: FA 5-2911 News Service: UP
Newspaper Aff il Astorian Budget
Representative Art Moore
Membership RAB
President, Gen. Mgr Robert B. Chessman
Business Mgr Mary I. Ristola
Sales Manager Warren Grimberg
Prog., Pub. Dir Herman Robison
Chief Engineer. .......... .George E. Ristola
KVAS— Astoria— 1950
Frequency: 1230 Kc, Power: 250 Watts
Owned ....... Lower Columbia Bcstg. Co., Inc.
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Address 1418 Commercial St.
Tel.: FA 6-221 News Service: UP
Rep Moore, Holman, Feltis, Jacobson
Membership . RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr W. T. Moore
Business Mgr T. R. Williams
Comm. Mgr. Kent S. Freeman, Jr.
KBKR-Baker-1939-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Oregon Trail Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address. ...... .2030 Auburn Ave.
Telephone JA 3-4431
Station Rep Grant, Art Moore
General Manager Kenneth B. Lockwood
KBND-Bend-1937
MBS-KBS-DON LEE
Freq.: 1110 Kc .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Central Oregon Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 114 Oregon Ave.
Tel.: EV 2-4821 News Service: UP
Transcription Service ................ World
Representative McGavren-Quinn
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Pub. Dir. . . . Frank H. Loggan
Comm. Mgr. ................... Doug Gaines
Pgm. Dir. Kessler Cannon
Chief Engineer. ........... .Robert Dickinson
KRNS-Burns-1957-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned . Radio Burns — KRNS
Address 544 N. B'way
Tel ...7300
Representative Art Moore
Partners H. McDonald, J. Ward
Prog. Dir . Thomas Lewis
KOOS-Coos Bay-1928-MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ........... .KOOS, Inc.
Address Box 180
Tel.: CO 7-2121 News Service: UP
Representative Art Moore
President. ........... .Sheldon F. Sackett
General Manager Jack Irvine
Station Manager Robert Chopping
Comm. Mgr F. J. McDonough
Prog., Pub. Dir. Margaret Chopping
Chief Engineer Bryce Johnston
KYNG-Coos Bay— 1956
Frequency: 1420 Kc. ...... .Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned KYNG Radio
Address Tioga Hotel
News Service UP
Representative H. S. Jacobson
Gen. Mgr P. F. Waters
General Manager Glenn Nickell
Comm. Mgr Ted Thompson
K-FLY-Corvallis-1954
Frequency: 1240 Kc . Power: 250 Watts
Owned. ...... Midland Bcstg. Co,
Address Box 689
Tel.: PL 3-6633 News Service: UP
Rep . Everett-McKiiuiey
Gen., Sta. Manager. .Frank Flynn
KLOO-Corvallis-1947
Frequency: 1340 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Benton Bcstrs.
Address Box 731
Tel.: PL 3-3322 .News Service: AP
Representative McGillvra
Trans Capital
Gen., Sta. Mgr Robert G. Beattie
Comm. Mgr G. Bob Roberts
Program Director Dale K. Allison
Chief Engineer Donald C. Wilkinson
K0MB— Cottage Grove— 1953
Frequency: 1400 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned. Orlo M. Bagley
Address. .................... .P. O. Box 606
Tel.: WH 2-2468 News Service: UP
General Manager Orlo Bagley
Sis .Prom. Manager Peter J. Ryan
Sta. Mgr., Prog., Pub. Dir. . Dick Williams
Commercial Manager ....... Dorothy Grisham
Chief Engineer Milton Viken
K0DL
-The Dalles-
ABN-KBS
1940
Frequency: 1440 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts
Owner Western Radio Corp.
Address Scenic Dr.
Representative. Hugh Feltis, Bill Ayres
President Gen. Mgr. . V. B. Kenworthy
Station Manager Paul E. Walden
Commercial Manager . .Monte DeVon
Program Director. ...... .Stephen Montgomery
Chief Engineer Vern Wright
KRMW-The Dalles— 1955
Frequency: 1300 Kc. .... .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Radio Mid-Columbia, Inc.
Address Bank Hotel
Tel.: CY 6-9661 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative . Hill F. Best, Art Moore
President Harold L. Newhouse
Gen., Sta. Mgr Oliver B. Earl
Program Director ............ Gerald K. Webb
Comm. Mgr., Chief Eng Don Ruse
KWR 0— Coquille— 1 948— KBS K P L K-Dallas-1955-KBS
Frequency: 630 Kc . .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ......... . . .KWRO, Inc.
Address ........... ..... .P. O. Box 396
Tel.: 3961 News Service: UP
Rep. Art Moore
Frequency: 1460 Kc .... .Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Polk County Bcstgs., Inc.
Address. P. O. Box 396
Tel.: MA 3-2342 News Service: AP
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. ............. .Ray L. Kozak
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Comm. Mgr E. C. McElroy Jr.
Program Director Emanuel Lukesh
Program Director George B. Smith
Chief Engineer George W. Morrison
KASH— Eugene— 1947
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owner Radio Air Ways, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1600
Tel.: DI 5-3357 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Donald Cooke
President, Gen., Sta. Mgr E. L. Kincaid
Commercial Manager Paul Plank
Program Director Patricia Madden
Publicity Director Clare Kincaid
Chief Engineer Ralph Cooke
KEED— Eugene— 1954
(SEE SPRINGFIELD LISTING)
KERG-Eugene-1949-CBS
Freq.: 1280 Kc . .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By Guard Pub. Co.
Address P. O. Box 506
Tel.: DI 5-4304 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation Register-Guard
Trans. Service. .Columbia Masterwks., World
Representative Weed & Co.
Membership NAB, RAB
President Alton F. Baker
Gen.. Sta. Mgr L. W. Trommlitz
Nat'l Sales Mgr C. S. Shulda
Local Sales Mgr Bill Karl
Publicity Director lack Craig
Prom. Mgr., Prog. Dir .Clifton Cole
Chief Engineer Calvert Applegate
KOBE— Eugene-1927
MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ....... .Lane Bcstg. Co*
Business Address. P. O. Box 1032
Tel.: DI 4-4214 News Service: UP
Trans Lang-Worth
Rep Everett-McKinney, Headley-Reed
Pres.. Gen. Mgr.. Lee Bishop
Comm. Mgr Herb Olson
K U G H-Eugene-1946-NBC
Freq.: 590 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By... KUGN, Inc.
Business Address . . . . .P. O. Box 112
Tel.: DI 4-6216 News Service: AP
Representative Meeker, Art Moore
Membership NAB
Gen. Manager C. O. Fisher
Comm. Mgr John Tasnady
KRWC-ForestGrove-1950
Frequency: 1570 Kc. ...... .Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By Irving V. Schmidtke
Address P. O. Box 345
Tel 5791
Representative Continental
Trans. Service Standard, SESAC
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr., Eng I. V. Schmidtk*
Prog. Director Fred Schmidtke
K IT I H— Grants Pass— 1939
MBS-D0N LEE
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Southern Oregon Bcstg. Co.
Business Address. P. O. Box 148
Tel.: GR 6-4477 News Service: AP
Representative W. S. Grant
Membership NAB, RAB
President A. E. Voorhies
Gen., Sta., Mgr Myron Keith Ball
Comm. Mgr Thomas Olsen
Pub. Dir Jerry Kelly
Program Director Lee Bonei
Chief Engineer N. L. Williams
KGR0— Gresham— 1956
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned Gresham Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 32
Tel.: MO 5-4143 News Service: AP
President Tom B. Purcell
Gen. Mgr Alex de Schweinitz
KOHU-Hermiston-1956
Frequency: 1570 Kc . .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned Carl F. and Sarah Knierim
Address Box 1
Tel.: JO 7-6500 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
General Manager Carl F. Knierim
Commercial Manager Sarah Knierim
Program Director Eleanor Davis
K U I K— Hillsboro— 1954— KBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc. . .Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By ..... . Tualatin Valley Bcstrs.
Address 155 S. Second
Tel.: MI 8-4181 News Service: AP
Representative Art Moore
Sales Manager Wally Cooper
KIHR— Hood Biver-1950
Frequency: 1340 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Ore.-Wash. Bcstrs.
Address P. O. Box 207
Tel.: 8561 News Service: AP
Representative Art Moore, Meeker
President C. J. McCredle
Comm. Mgr. Hugh Garrabrant
KF J I— Klamath Falls— 1923
MBS
Freq.: 1150 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.; 1 Kw. n.
Owned KFJI Broadcasters, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 692
Tel.: TU 2-2551 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Representative Meeker, Art Moore
President W. Don Miller
Gen., Comm. Mgr. ........ Robert H. Bartlett
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Prog. Director Gordon Bambrick
Pub. Director Larry Jones
Chief Engineer Wayne Loerke
KFLW-Klamath Falls— 1946
ABN-CBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Herald Publ. Co.
Address P. O. Box 941
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Everett-McKinney
Membership RAB
General Manager Bud Chandler
Commercial Manager Floyd Wynne
KLAD
-Klamath Falls-
KBS
1955
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated By ..... . K-Lad Broadcasters
Address Midland Rd.
News Service AP, UP
Rep Jacobson, Headley-Reed
Membership NAB
Gen., Comm. Manager Phil Jackson
Chief Engineer Doug Walker
KLBM-La Grande-1928
KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Inland Radio, Inc.
Address Sacajawea Hotel
Representative Art Moore, Grant
Membership NAB
Gen., Sta., Comm. Manager Ken Lillard
KQIK-Lakeview-1956-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Pacific Northwest Radio, Inc.
Address 411 1st St.
Tel.: WH 7-2164 News Service: UP
Representative Art Moore
President A. E. Freeman
Station Mgr. Don Anderson
Comm Mgr Dick Emery
ISA L— Lebanon— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 920 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Linn County Bcstrs., Inc.
S.ddress P. O. Box 387
Tel.: AL 8-2134. ........ . .News Service: INS
Station Rep Holman, Grant
Membership RAB
Pres. . W. Gordon Allen
Prog. Director ..... Jim Hughes
Pub. Director Ken Brooks
Sales Prom. Mgr.. ............ .Don Wellman
Gen., Comm. Mgr Nate Bridges
Chief Engineer ....... Ken Vancil
KMCM-McMinnville-1949
KBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc .... .Powers 1000 Walts
Owned-Oper. By Yamhill Bcstrs.
Address P. O. Box 207
Tel.: 381 1 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil Daily News-Register
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Station Rep Continental, Art Moore
President Philip N. Bladine
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr G. Branson
Prog. Director Craig Singletary
Chief Engineer Edwin Nuhring
KBOY-Medford-1954
KBS
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By K-BOY Bcstrs.
Address P. O. Box 1109
Tel.: 3-5355 News Services: AP, UP
Membership NAB
Rep Jacobson, Headley-Reed
Gen. Manager C. E. Wilson
Comm. Manager Winston MaTks
Chief Engineer Charles Field
K M E D-Medf ord-1922-NBC
Freq.: 1440 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By Radio Medf ord. Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1506
Tel.: SP 2-4000 News Service: UP
Representative. .. .Meeker Assoc, Art Moore
Membership , NAB
President Vern Robinson
General Manager .Ray Johnson
Comm. Manager. .Gene Barlow
Prog. Dir John Williams
Chief Engineer Ellis Feinstein
KYJC-Medford-1947
ABN-CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . .Medford Printing Co.
Trans. Address Barnett Rd.
Tel.: 2-5277 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affilaition. Mail Tribune
Representative Grant Webb, Q. Cox
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr Tom MacLeod
Program Director. Monte Morris
KNPT— Newport— 1948
Frequency: 1310 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Yaquina Radio, Inc.
Business Address 1940 N. Coast H'way
Tel.: 560 News Service: UP
Rep Ayres, Art Moore, Continental
Membership NAB
President. Tom R. Becker
Manager . Bob Spongier
Chief Engineer Don Newman
KFIR-NorihBend-1951
CBS
Frequency: 1410 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Bay Bcstg. Co.
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Address Box 905
Tel.: SK 9-7351 News Service: UP
Representative W. S. Grant, Cox
Trans World
Membership NAB
Owner, President Josephine Edwards
Station Mgr Jack Hampton
Prog. Dir Spencer Snow
KBCH-Oceanlake— 1955
KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Lincoln Electronics Inc.
Address .Box 368
Tel.: DE 3891 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Membership .NAB
Representative Art Moore
President Clayton S. Comer
General, Prom. Mgr William B. Comer
Comm. Mgr Walt Kerry
Chief Engineer Ralph Keyset
KSRV-0niario-1946-KBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc. .... .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Inland Radio, Inc.
Address Box 540
Tel: 212 News Service: UP
Representative Grant, Art Moore
Trans Standard, World
Membership NAB
General Manager Gordon L. Capps
Comm. Mgr John R. Humphreys
KG ON— Oregon City— 1947
Frequency: 1520 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Clackamas Bcstrs.
Business Address Box 571 1
Tel.: OL 4-5475 News Service: UP
Representative Weed
Trans World. Standard
Membership NAB
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Irwin S. Adams
Program Director Sonora B. Hoffman
KUBE-Pendleton
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1 Kw„ d.
Owned Umatilla Bcstg.
Address Box 301
Tel.: 5151 News Service: AP
Representative W. S. Grant
Membership NAB
Owner John M. Carroll
Sta. Mgr R. E. Thomlinson
Comm. Mgr Tom Warner
KUMA— Pendleton— 1955
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Pendleton Broadcasting Co.
Address P. O. Box 278
Tel: CR 6-1511 .News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Transcription Standard
Representative Meeker, Art Moore
President C. O. Fisher
General Mgr Ted A. Smith
Commercial Mgr Robert Runnion
Program Dir Howard G. Rhoads
Chief Engineer J. H. Platz
KWRC-Pendleion-1941
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Western Radio Corp.
Address, .c/o KODL Radio Station, The Dallas
Tel.: 1425 .News Service: UP
Representative .Feltis, Cox, Ay res
President V. B. Kenworthy
Sta. Mgr .Bob White
Prog. Director Bob Maszk
Chief Engineer Jim Bergman
KEX— Portland— 1926
Frequency: 1190 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . . Westinghouse Bcstg. Co.
Address. 1230 SW Main St.
Tel.: CA 2-1881 News Services: UP. INS
Membership RAB, NAB
Trans Associated
Station Rep. . . . Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
President . D. H. McGannon
Gen., Sta. Mgr Herbert L. Bachman
Commercial Manager R. E. Rudolph
Sis. Prom. Manager. . . Clark B. Kelsey, Jr.
Program Director Mel Bailey
Pub. Director David Strauss
Chief Engineer Jack Erwin
KGW-Poriland-1922-ABN
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper Pioneer Bcstrs. Inc
Bus.-Studio Address 1139 S.W. 13th Ave.
Tel.: CA 3-6364 News Service: UP
Representative John Blair
Membership NAB, RAB
President George Orput
Sta. Mgr John E. Eichhorn
Comm. Mgr Jackson Fleming
Program Director. Bob Franklin
Prom., Publicity Dir Wm. R. Nutt
Chief Engineer. Clare Hanawalt
KLIQ-Portland-KBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc .Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned . . KLIQ Radio
Address Oaks Amusement Park
Tel.: BE 4-8448 News Service: INS
Representative Dore, O'Connell
Mgr John B. Waitkus
K 0 I N-Poriland-1924-CBS
Frequency: 970 Kc .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Mt. Hood Radio-TV Bcstag. Corp.
Business Address. 140 S.W. Columbia
Tel.: CA 8-3333. .... .News Services: AP, UP
Transcription Service World, Standard
Representative CBS Spot Sis.
Membership NAB, RAB
Gen. Mgr H. H. Buckendahl
Nat'l Adv. Mgr , Robert R. Whitely
KPAM-Poriland-1946
Frequency: 1410 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Bcstrs. Oregon Ltd.
Address. .P. O. Box 1230
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Tel.: CA 8-0106 News Service: AP
Membership .NAB
Manager S. M. Goard
Program Director Jim McGuire
KPDQ-Poriland-1947
Frequency: 800 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ...... .John W. Davis
Bus.-Studio-Trans. Add.. .4903 N.E. Sandy Blvd.
Tel.: AT 2-3232. News Service: AP
Membership .RAB
President Jack W. Davis
Comm, Mgr Jim Hartman
Program Director. .Dan MacDonald
Chief Engineer. Al Charf
KPOJ-Poriland-1923
MBS-D0N LEE
Frequency: 1330 Kc. .... . .Power: 5000 Watte
Owned-Oper. By ............. .KPOJ„ Inc.
Studio Address Box 31
Tel.: CA 7-3484. . .News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation Oregon Journal
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership .NAB
President. . ............. Wm. W. Knight
General Manager R. M, Brown
Commercial Manager ...... Robert C„ La Bent©
Sis. Prom. Manager ........... Alan Hicks
Program Director. .............. .Tom Hoover
Chief Engineer Herbert A. Davidson
KWJJ-Portland-1925
Frequency: 1080 Kc. ... .Powers 10.000 Wcrtts
Owned-Oper. By. ....... . .Rodney F. Johnson
Bus.-Studio Address. . 931 S.W. King Ave.
Tel.: CA 8-4393. ......... .News Service: INS
Representative Forjoe
Pres., Gen. Manager... .Rod F. Johnson
Comm. Mgr. ................... Ben T. Crosby
Prog. Dir. .Jerry Speerstra
Ch. Eng Les Windes
KXL-Poriland-1926
Frequency: 750 Kc. ... .Power: 10.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. . . Mt. Ranier Radio & TV Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .......... .Box 5886
Tel: PR 4-3216. .......... .News Service: UP
Rep Branham, McGavren-Quinn
Membership .RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Lester M. Smith
Sta. Mgr Wally Rossman
Program Director Bob McCarl
Chief Engineer .................... Ed Mundt
KRCO-Prineville-1950
Frequency: 690 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. Radio Central Oregon
Address ................ . . P. O. Box 188
Tel.: 6239 News Service: UP
Membership RAB. NAB
Trans. Serv. Thesaurus
Representative Best. Feltis
Pres., Co-Manager. ..... .Norbert A. Miksche
Comm. Mgr William Gould
Program Manager Bob Angel
Chief. Engineer, Co-Mgr. ....... C. R. Matheny
KJUN-Redmond-1952
ABN
Frequency: 1240 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Juniper Bcstrs., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1240
Tel.: 234 News Service: AP
Representative McGillvra
Pres.. Gen., Comm. Mgr F. G. Lieser
Business Manager .Patricia Riggs
Chief Engineer Gene Johnsick
KRNR— Roseburg— 1935
CBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By James E. Doyle
Address Box 997
Tel.: OR 3-5551 News Service: AP
Representative Art Moore, Meeker
Pres., Gen. Mgr James E. Doyle
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr. ..... Doug Setterberg
Prog. Director John Doyle
Chief Engineer Milt Lindley
KRXL-Roseburg-1950
MBS-Don Lee
Frequency: 1240 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ...Umpqua Bcstrs., Inc.
Address . .P. O. Box 847
Tel.: OR 3-4464 News Service: UP
Trans. Service. .World
Membership .NAB
Representative Cox, Feltis, Tracy Moore
President Donn W. Radabaugh
Gen., Sta.. Mgr.. .Iris Rice Helliwell
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Del McKay
Pub. Director. Kay Anderson
Chief Engineer Lon Hunt
KYES-Roseburg— 1955
Owned-Oper. By ........ . Douglas Bcstrs., Inc.
Frequency: 950 Kc. .Power: 1 Kw. d.
Address. .P. O. Box 1138
Tel.: OR 3-6678 .News Service: AP
Representative H. S. Jackson, Grant
Pres.. Gen. Mgr., Chief Eng .Leroy Hiatt
Commercial Mgr Warren C. Ward
KGAY-Salem-1950
Frequency: 1430 Kc. .... Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By KGAY, Inc.
Address Box 768
Tel.: EM 3-7121 ......... . .News Service: UP
Station Rep. Holman, Grant, Feltis
Membership RAB
President W. Gordon Allen
Gen., Sta. Mgr Arne G. Peterson
Program Director Ralston Smith
Comm. Manager. Larry Ross
Chief Engineer. Ken Vancil
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KBZY-Salem— 1957
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power; 250 Wcn»
Owned-Oper. By Salem Bcstg. Co.
Address Trans. Loca 369 High Northeast
Tel.: EM 4-6748 News Service: UP
Representative Meeker, Art Moore
Sta. Mgr Alvin D. Bauer
Coram, Mgr Don M. McCutcheon
Chief Engineer Charles Reinhart
KSLM-Salem-1934-MBS
Frequency: 1390 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Oregon Radio, Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 631
Tel.: EM 4-8433 News Service: UP
Representative . .Everett, McKinney, Art Moore
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr Glenn McCormick
Sta., Comm. Mgr Dave Hoss
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Bill Ross
Chief Engineer Clyde Carlton
K E E D— Springfield— 1 954
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1 Kw.. d.
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Owned KEED, Inc.
Address. .P. O. Box 696
News Service UP
Station Rep. Radio-TV Rep.
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. Glen M. Stadler
Mgr Rod Louden
Sis. Prom. Mgr Helene N. Stadler
Program Director . Walter A. Stadler
Publicity Director...... James Bunch
Chief Engineer James Huntington
KTIL-Tillamook— 1947
Frequency: 1590 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Tillamook Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address .Box 1590
Tel.: VI 2-4422 News Service: UP
Rep Continental, W. A. Ayres, Art Moore
President F. H. Guyton
Gen. Mgr Jack Webb
Sales Mgr Creighton Sanders
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
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WAEB— Allentown— 1949
Freq: 790 Kc Power: 500 W. d.» 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By: WAEB, Inc.
Address 7th & Hamilton Sts.
Tel.: HE 4-9364 News Service: UP
Representative Adam Young
President William F. Rust, Jr.
Gen. Mgr. Ralph Gottlieb
Sta. Manager S. Robert Ackley
Camm. Manager J. Riepensell
Prog. Dir. Steve Wade
Chief Engineer William Gottshall
WHOL— Allentown— 1948
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned Allentown Bcstg. Corp.
Address Colorado & Poplar Sts.
Tel.: HE 4-4801 News Service: AP
Representative Raymer
President Charles G. Helwig
Gen.. Sta., Comm. Mgr James F. Chambers
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Jay Bechtel
Program Dir Willard Camperson
Chief Engineer Gerald B. Werst
WKAP-Allentown-1947
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Operated By. WKAP. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address P. O. Box 689
Tel.: HE 3-3166 News Service: AP
Representative Weed
President N. J. Rahall
Sta.. Gen. Mgr O. R. Davies
Prog. Dir Alan D. Raber
Sales Prom. Manager Jerry Duckett
Chief Eng. . . C. Frank Cordaro
WSAN-Alleniown-1923
CBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Lehigh Valley Bcstg. Co.
Tel.: HE 4-9511 News Service: AP
Bus.-Studio Address 39-41 N. Tenth St.
Trans World
Representative H-R
Membership NAB, RAB
Exec. Director Olivia P. Barnes
Comm. Mgr Charles R. Petrie
Program Director George Y. Snyder
WFBG-Alioona-1924— NBC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Triangle Pubs.
Address 1320 11th Ave.
Tel.: WI 4-2031 News Service: AP
News. Affil Phila. Inquirer
Rep Triangle Pub.
Membership NAB
General Manager Frank Palmer
Station Manager Jack Snyder
Program Director George Carroll
Chief Engineer K. R. Brubaker
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W R T A— Altoona— 1947— ABN
Frequency: 1240 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned Altoona Trans-Audio Corporation
Address Hotel Penn Alto
Tel.: WI 3-6112 .News Service: AP
Transcription Thesaurus
Representative Everett-McKinney, Inc.
Membership NAB
President .Martin F. Malarkey, Jr.
General Manager Lou H. Murray
Program Director Rod Wolf
Publiicty Director Thelma Albright
Chief Engineer Al Merritts
W V A M-Altoona-1948^CBS
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By General Bcstg. Corp.
Address 2727 W. Albert Dr.
Tel.: WI 4-8127 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Weed & Co.
Gen. Mgr., Prog.. Pub. Dir Will Ketner
Comm., Prom. Mgr Will Union
Chief Eng George Hayes
WAVL-Apollo-1947
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watte, 4.
Owned-Oper. By Trt-Borougfa Bcstg. Co.
from New England
to Florida . . .
MORE BUYERS ARE
SWINGING TO THE
RAHALL STATIONS
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Manchester, N. H.
. Allentown, Pa.
Norrislown, Pa.
. Beckley, W. Va.
SI. Petersburg, Fla.
WFEA
WKAP
WKAR
WWNR
WTSP,
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WEED & CO.
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RAHALL GROUP
Joe Rahall, President
"Oggie" Davies, Gen. Manager
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Address Box 177
Tel.: GR 2-3921 News Service: INS
Transcription Service SESAC
Gen., Comm. Manager Cecil F. Clifton
Business Manager ..... . . . A. J. West
Ch. Eng H. Edgar Smith
WNCC-Barnsboro-1950
KBS
Frequency: 950 Kc. ...... Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. ...... . .No. Cambria Bcstrs.
Address .Box 277
Tel.: 1010. ...... News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
News Service .................. ....... .UP
Membership ......................... RAB
Sta. Mgr William R. Rathall
WBVP-Beaver Falls— 1948
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Wetts
Owned Operated By........ . ...WBVP, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. . . .1216 Seventh Ave.
Tel: BF 4100. ...... .News Services: UP, AP
Transcription Service .... Standard, Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr. Frank R. Smith
Sta., Comm. Mgr. Thomas B. Price
Program Director. ........ .Charles H. Wilson
Sis. Prom.. Pub. Dir . E. A. Sekeres
Chief Engineer. ................ .Andy Sivak
W B F D-Bedf ord-1955-KBS
Frequency: 1310 Kc. ....... .Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By.... The Inquirer Printing Co.
Address ..... .......... 130 S. Juliana St.
Tel.: BE 863. News Service: UP
President John Biddle
General Manager. ........... .Hugo K. Frear
Station Manager ....... Robert S. Harrison, Jr.
WBBX— Berwick— 1957
KBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 500 W„ d.
Owned Columbia County Bcstrs., Inc.
Address Jackson Bldg.
Tel.: 4546 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr John S. Booth
Sta. Mgr Robert Howard
Comm. Mgr Morris Doty
WGPA-Beihlehem-1946
Frequency: 1100 Kc ..... Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Bethlehems' Globe Pub. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address. .... .426 Brodhead Ave.
Tel.: UN 6-8074. . News Service: UP
Newspaper Aff il ....... Bethelem Globe Times
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB
President Holland L. Adams
General Manager. ............. .Ellis Service
Station Manager Arthur C. McCracken
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr.. ...... .Frank Collie
Prog. Dir. .................... Robert Wolken
Chief Engineer. ............ .L. Edwin Rybak
WCNB— Bloomsburg— 1946
Frequency: 930 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned . . . The Columbia Montour Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address 38 W. Main St.
Tel.: ST 4-1200 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Gen., Comm. Manager Ed Darlington
Program Director James Lehman
Chief Engineer Robert Fultoa
WHLM-Bloomsburg-1948
KBS
Frequency: 550 Kc ....Power: 500 Watts
Owned Bloom Radio
Address: Square Bldg.
Tel.: ST 4-5500. . .News Services: AP. UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Raymer
Membership NAB, RAB
President .Harry L. Magee
Gen., Sta. Mgr.. ......... .Robert R. Williams
Commercial Mgr. Pat Campbell
Sales Prom. Mgr. Ray Calabrese
Program Dir.. ............ . . .Dale Fulmer
Chief Engineer. .............. .Anthony Hogg
WLOA-Braddock-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1550 Kc.... Powers 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operaied By. Matta Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. , .1233 Braddock Ave.
Tel.: EL 1-1100. .News Service: UP
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr.. ..... .William G. Matta
Commercial Manager George Matta
Sis. Prom. Mgr .William W. Martin
Publicity Director .Tom Powers
Chief Engineer . .Elmer L. Heess
WESB-Bradford-1947
MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. WESB
Business Address. . . ........ .43 Main St
Tel.: 2-4545. News Service: AP
Representative ................. .Burn-Smith
Membership NAB
Gen.. Sis. Prom. Mgr.. J. M. Cleary
Comm. Mgr., Pub. Dir. . . Frederick P. Tascont
Prog. Dir.. Chief Eng William Winn
WBUT-Builer-1947
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 250 W., d.
Owned-Operated By Beacon Bcstg.
Address Box 1048
Tel.: 75-778. .News Service: AP
Station Representative Gill-Perna, Inc.
Trans. Lang- Worth
Pres J. Patrick Beornm
Sta. Mgr Rick Hanna
Gen., Comm. Mgr Harry Critchlow
Prog. Director. Dick Kutan
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WISR—Builer— 1941— KBS
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 250 Watts a.
Owned-Oper. By . . The Butler Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 357 N. Main St.
Tel.: 7-4701 News Service: UP
President Jtel W. Rosenblum
General Manager Robert Kaufman
Comm. Manager J. Victor O'Brien
Sales Prom. Mgr Jerry Coleman
Pub. Dir Mrs. Delores Long
Program Director Warren Ihlenf eld
Chief Engineer Paul Rex
WCNG— Canonsburg— 1957
Freq.: 540 Kc Power: 250 W. d.
Owned Douglas & Assoc. Inc.
Address Box 480
Tel.: SH 5-5400 News Service: UP
Trans. World
Pres.. Gen. Mgr W. W. McCoy
Comm. Mgr Henry P. Schueler
Prog. Dir Maurice Hesslegrave
Chief Engineer Floyd S. Bert
WCDL— Carbondale— 1950
KBS
Frequency: 1440 Kc. Power: 5 Kw., d.
Owned-Oper. By Carbondale Bdcstg., Co., Inc.
Address 127 Salem Rd.
Tel.: 1230 News Service: UP
Representative Donald Cooke, Inc.
Membership NAB
President William H. Ware
Gen., Sta. Manager A. P. Perry
Comm.. Sis. Prom Mgr .P. J. Oles
Pub. Dir Robert Meredith
Prog. Dir Joe Martin
Chief Engineer William Yakely
WHY L— Carlisle— 1952— KBS
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper R. F. Lewis, Jr.
Business Address Box 345
Tel.: 1785 News Service: UP
President Marion P. Lewis
Gen., Sta. Mgr James B. Holder
Prog. Dir C. H. Morse
W C B G— Chambersburg— 1956
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 5 Kw., d.
Owned James R. Reese, Jr.
Address Lincoln way West
Tel.: CO 4-4515 News Service: UP
Representative Stars National
Gen. Mgr Buddy E. Starcher
Sales Mgr Bud Messner
W C H A-Chambersburg-1946
Frequency: 880 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned .Chambersburg Bcstg. Co.
Address Craft Press Bldg.
Tel.: CO 4-7121 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative For joe
LVAN I A # *
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President C. M. Cassel
Gen. Mgr. John S. Booth
Sta., Comm. Mgr.. Earl P. Strine
Sis. Prom. Mgr.. .Harry Criswell
Program Director . , . . , Earl Strine
Publicity Director. ............. .David Myers
Chief Engineer James McCurdy
WESA-Charleroi-1947
KBS
Frequency: 940 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Monongahela Valley Bcstg.
Address . . .Box 584
Tel.: HU 3-6551 News Service: AP
Representative Clark
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership RAB
President Dr. A. S. Sickman
Gen. Mgr C. R. Duvall
Program Dir George Galley
WDRF-Chesier— 1954
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Eastern Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address 3500 Edgmont Ave.
Tel.: CH 4-4321 News Service: UP
Trans Thesaurus
President L. Kapelski
General Manager Cy Swingle
Comm., Prom. Mgr John Talley
Prog., Pub. Dir Del Parks
Chief Engineer Harry Simmington
WVCH-Chesier-1947
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned-Operated By James M. Hsdale
Bus.-Studio Address. ..Wolf Bldg., Market Sq.
Tel.: CH 2-8861 .News Service: UP
Station Rep .Webb
Membership NAB
General Manager James M. Tisdale
Station Mgr Robert A. Hibbert, Jr.
Comm. Manager Martin Peltzman
WCPA-Clearfield-1947
Frequency: 900 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d
Owned-Oper. By .... Clearfield Bdcsters, Inc
Address 215 Church St.
Tel.: CL 5-5541 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
• Membership NAB
President W. K. Ulerich
General Manager. . . . . W. J. Thomas
Sta. Mgr Joseph Milsop
Program Director Margaret Nemeth
Chief Engineer . . Lewellyn Duck
WC0J— Coatesville— 1949
Frequency: 1420 Kc. ......... .Power: 5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By .... Chester Co. Bcstg. Co.
Address 809 Lincoln H'way
Tel.: 2100 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service. ... . . .Standard
Membership NAB
President, Chief Eng Louis N. Seltzer
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General Manager William S. Halpern
Comm., Prom. Mgr. ... Donald Kimes
WCOY-Columbia-1957
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 500 W., d.
Owned Radio Columbia
Address. 343 Poplar St.
Tel.: MU 4-2591 News Service: AP
Representative Burn-Smith
Trans Thesaurus
Gen. Mgr M. Leonard Savage
Comm. Mgr John P. Weis
WCVI-Connellsville-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . . Connellsville Bcstrs.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address. WCVI Bldg.
Tel: MA 8-4600 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President Dr. C. T. Troilo
General Mgr Charles H. Underwood
Comm. Dir Charles T. Snowden
Prog. Director. .Esther Blasey
Chief Engineer Robert Ray
WOTR-Corry-1955-KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc. Power: 500 Watts
Address Corry Savings & Loan Bldg
Tel.: AT 1-1365 News Service: AP
Transcription Standard
President Olivia T. Rennekamp
General Manager Kenneth E. Rennekamp
Sta.. Comm. Mgr John Wellenhoffer
Sales Promotion Guy R. Davis
Program Director Howard Bycroft
Publicity Director Guy R. Davis
Chiei Engineer. David E. Hubertz
W F R M— Coudersport— 1953
Frequency: 600 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Farm & Home Bcstg. Co.
Address 9 N. Main St.
Tel: 611 News Service: AP
Trans World
Membership NAB
President C. H. Simpson
General Manager John A. Fay
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir R. F. Bennett
Sales Manager George Kuratomi
Publicity Dir Ed Easton
Chief Engineer Kenyon Reed
WBUX-Doylestown-1948
Frequency: 1570 Kc .Power: 1 Kw.
Owned WBUX Broadcasting Co.
\ Address 30 E. Oakland St.
Tel.: FI 8-3583. .News Services AP
Transcription World
President George Steiner
General Mgr. James Stolcz
Sta. Mgr. George Pleasants
Prog. Dir. Jim Ort
Chief Engineer Dick Wright
WCED-Dubois-1939-CBS
Freq.: 1420 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Dwned Tri County Broadcasting Co., Inc.
Address 80 N. Park Place
News Service UP
Representative McGillvra
President Harold T. Gray
General Mgr Jason S. Gray
Sta., Comm. Mgr George Williams
Sales Prom. Mgr., Prog. Dir Ken Johnston
Publicity Dir Dean Close
Chief Engineer George Donahue
WE EX— Easton— 1948
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Easton Publishing Co.
Address Easton
Tel.: 6155 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation Express
Transcription Thesaurus
Representative Headley-Reed
President J. L. Stackhouse
General Mgr Charles R. Thon
Chief Engineer Robert Francett
WEST-Easton-1936-NBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Associated Bcstrs., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 516 Northampton St.
Tel.: 6132 News Service: UP
Representative Meeker Co.
Membership NAB
Station Exec Clair R. McCollough
Station Manager Theodore W. Pierce
Gen. Sales Manager J. Robert Gulick
Nat'l Sis. Mgr Thomas R. Nonan
W E M R— Emporium— 1954
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned Kenneth E. Rennekamp
Address 225 E. Fourth St.
News Service AP
Trans Standard
Gen. Mgr Kenneth E. Rennekamp
Prog. Dir Oliva T. Rennekamp
WCSA-Ephrata-1955
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned .Garden Spot Broadcaster, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 419
Tel.: RE 3-2226.. News Service: UP
Representative Broadcast Time Sales
President Lester Grenewalt
Sta. Mgr., Ch. Eng Samuel Youse
Prog. Dir Edward Loder
Comm. Mgr Frank Short
WERC-Erie-1941-ABN
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned By WERC Bcstg. Co.
Address 121 West 10th St.
Tel.: 4-6367 News Service: UP
Station Representative Weed
President Joseph L. Brechner
Gen. Mgr Gene Conrad
Prog. Dir John Luther
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Pub. Dir Jim Dewart
Chief Eng Ken Hestor
WIKK-Erie-1949-NBC
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Community Service Bcstg.
Bus. Studio Address 3514 State St.
Tel.: 2-3248 News Service: AP
Representative Petry
Trans Lang- Worth
President Edward Lamb
Gen.. Sta. Manager Ben McLaughlin
Sis. Prom. Mgr James Spence
Program Director Joseph Laconi
Commercial Manager Robert Lunquist
WJET— Erie— 1951
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Jet Broadcasting Co., Inc.
Address 18th & Ash Streets
Tel.: 2-6741 .News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Forjoe
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr Myron Jones
Comm. Mgr Peter Coticchia
Sales Prom. Mgr Ronald Thomas
Chief Engineer Richard Zahnhizer
WLEU— Erie— 1935
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Leu Bcstg.
Address 212 Commerce Bldg.
Tel.: 22-129 News Service: AP
Station Rep Radio TV Reps
Pres., Mgr J. Patt Wardlaw
Gen. Mgr Gene Kline
Commercial Mgr James D. Brownyard
W F A R-Farrell-1953-KBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By Sanf ord A. Schaf itz
Address P. O. Box 150
Tel: DI 6-4171 .News Service: AP
President, Gen. Mgr Sanford A. Schafitz
WFRA-Franklin-1957
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned N.W. Penna. Bcstg. Co.
Address Oil City Franklin Rd.
Tel.: ID 2-2188 .News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Pres., Sta. Mgr Robert H. Sauber
WGET— Gettysburg— 1950
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Times & News Pub. Co.
Address Gettysburg
Tel: GE 850 .News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Times & News Pub. Co.
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr P. H. Cunningham
Comm. Mgr Marc Starkiru;
Program Director Lester M. Blair
WH J B— Greensburg— 1934
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 n.
Owned WHJB, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. . .128 N. Penn Ave.
Tel.: 3740 .News Service: UP
Membership NAB
President H. Kenneth Brennen
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr H. J. Brennan
Prog. Mgr Glenn Grayson
Chief Engineer L. L. Allen
WHVR-Hanover-1949
Freq.: 1280 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d., 500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By .... . Radio Hanover. Inc.
Address Box 268
Tel: ME 7-3831 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
Membership NAB. RAB
Pres., Sta., Comm. Mgr John D. Bare
Program Director Daniel E. Rutledge
Chief Engineer Philip Rohrbaugh
WCMB-Harrisburg-1948
MBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Rossmoyne Corp.
Business-Studio Address 228 Court St.
Tel.: CE 4-3005. News Services: AP, INS
Representative Gill-Perna
General Manager Ed K. Smith
Comm. Manager Henry Trough
Program Director .Ed. Gonzales
Chief Engineer J. Howard Bair
WHGB-Harrisburg-
ABN
1945
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Kendrick Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio-Trans. Address 112 Market St.
Tel.: CE 4-4988 ..News Service: AP
News. Affil Triangle Pub.
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr H. Kendrick
Program Director Jack Hooper
Comm. Mgr Ralph Hartman
Chief Engineer William Kuntz
WHP— Harrisburg-1924
Frequency: 580 Kc .Power: 5 Kw.
Owned WHP. Inc.
Address 216 Locust St.
Tel.: CE 4-3211 News Services: AP, UP
Trans World
Representative Boiling
Membership NAB
Sta. Prog. Mgr Richard A. Redmond
Comm., Bus. Mgr Mrs. A. K. Redmond
Pub.. Prom. Dir George Gottschalk. Jr.
Chief Engineer . . . . E. Dan Leibensperger
WKB0— Harrisburg— 1922
NBC
Frequency: 1230 Kc .... .Power: 250 Wetti
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Owned-Oper. By. .... . .Keystone Bcstg, Corp,
Bu#.-Studio Address 31 N. Second St.
Tel.: CE 4-0191 ........... .News Service? AP
Representative Robert Meeker
Membership ..... ................ NAB
Station Executive Clair R. McGoUough
Gen. Sales Mgr.. ........... J. Robert Gulick
Nat'l Sis. Mgr.. ....... .Thomas R. Nunan, Jr.
Promotion Dir.. ........... .Paul I. Woodland
Technical Director J. E. Mathioi
WAZL-Hazleion-1932
NBC-MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ... . .Hazleton Bcstg. Go*
Address. .Hazleton Natl. Bank Bldg.
Tel.: GL 4-3531 ........... .News Service? AP
Transcription Service ...World
Representative ................... .Raymer
Membership .................... .NAB. RAB
Pres.„ Gen„ Mgr Victor C. Diehm
Comm. Mgr .Robert A. Sacco
Nat. Sales Mgr ... .Thomas A. Tito
Pub. Director. . ............. Don Murray
Pub. Rel. Director ................ Paul Cerula
Chief Engineer. ................ .El wood Tit©
WAMO— Homesiead-
Pittsburgh— 1948
Frequency: 860 Ec. ...... Power: 2S0 Watts d.
Owned- Operated By. ....Dynamic Bcstg.
Bus.-Studio Address.......... 105 E. 7th Ave.
Tel.: HO 2-6000. ......... .News Service: UP
Representative Forjoe
President, Gen. Mgr.. ........ .Leonard Walk
Chief Engineer . . . . .......... . James Herbert
WHUH-Huntingdon-1946
KBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc. ...... Powers 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Joseph F. Biddle Publ. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address. .... .400 Washington St.
Tel.: MI 3-3340 .News Service: UP
Trans. Ser. .SESAC
President. John H. Biddle
General Manager. ...... .William E. Germann
WDAD-Indiana-1945
CBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .............. . .WDAD Inc.
Address . ... 832 Philadelphia St.
Tel.: 5-5511 . ............. .News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil. ............... The Progress
President. . . ............. .W. K. Ulerich
Station Manager ......... . . Jonas Terrain
Program Director. .............. .C. C. Porter
Chief Engineer Dyle Martin
WARD-Johnsiown-1946
CBS
Frequency: 1480 Kc.. ..... . .Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ... . .Central Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address 235 Franklin St.
Tel: 8-1216. News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
Representative Weed
V.P„ Gen. Manager .G. D. Gartland
Station Manager.. Steward W. Phillips
W C R 0— Johnstown— 1947
MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Century Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address. ..... .Fort Stanwix Hotel
Tel.: 9-1187. ....... . .News Services: INS, UP
Representative Forjoe
President John J. Keel
General Manager ........ . . John Pallottini
Chief Engineer John Kersheskey
W J A C— Johnstown— 1 925
NBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc. . . . Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. WJAC, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address ............. 323 Main St.
Tel.: 5-1262 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil. ...Tribune-Democrat
Representative ....................... Young
Membership NAB
President .W. W. Krebs
Station Mgr. ................ Park Claycomb
Prog. Dir. Ronald J. Stephenson
Chief Engineer. ...... .Theodore E. Campbell
WADP-Kane-1954-KBS
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned ...... .Northern Allegheny Bcstg. Co.
Address Penn-Kane Hotel
Tel: 1520. News Service: AP
Transcription .................... Thesaurus
President, Gen. Mgr David Potter
Sta., Comm. Mgr Richard E. Feit
Prog. Director Carol Jean Haulik
Chief Engineer ..... ........ John Nordlne
W A C B— Kittanning— 1948
KBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned. ...... .Armstrong County Bcstg. Corp
Bus.-Studio Address ........... 325 Market St.
Tel: 43-1381 News Service: AP
Representative Rambeau
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President S. W. Pruett
V.P., Gen. Mgr. ........ Charles M. Erhard, Jr.
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Director. ....... .H. H. Stoops
Pub. Director William C. Frederick
Chief Engineer .... Eugene Mick
WGAL— Lancaster— 1922
NBC
Frequency: 1490 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. WGAL. Inc.
Business-Studio Address , 24 S. Queen St.
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Tel.: EX 7-0333 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative Robert Meeker
President, Gen. Mgr. ..... Clair R. McCollough
Gen. Sis. Mgr J. Robert Gulick
Nat'l Sis. Mgr Thomas R. Nunan, Jr.
Station Mgr Kenneth Kreider
Program Dir Brian Kintzer
Promotion Dir Paul I. Woodland
Technical Director J. E. Mathi©*
WLAN— Lancaster-
ABN-MBS
1946
Frequency; 1390 Kc .Power: 1000 Wotti
Owned-Oper. By. The Peoples Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address. 252 N. Queen St
Tel.: EX 4-7261 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership .NAB
President .Frank H. Alldoerffer
Gen. Mgr S. M. Altdoerff er
Commercial Mgr. Stanley Baker
Prog. Dir Dick Sherbahn
Chief Engineer. Ramon Sherman
WLSH— Lansford— 1952
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Miners Bcstg. Service, Inc.
Address P. O. Box D
Tel.: 1440 News Service: UP
Transcription Thesaurus
Membership NAB, RAB
President Joseph L. Maguire
Gen. Manager John W. Angst
W A K U-Latrobe-1951-KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By WAKU. Inc.
Address 200 Depot St.
Tel: KE 7-7744 News Service: AP
Transcription Service .Thesaurus
President Harry P. Reed
Gen. Mgr., Prog. Dir W. J. Thomas
Comm. Mgr Robert Johnson
Chief Engineer .Manuel Alverez
W T R A— Lairobe— 1956
Frequency: 1480 Kc ...Power: 500 W.. d.
Owned Lat robe Bcstrs.
Address 202 Main St.
Tel.: KE 7-3338 News Service: INS
Representative McGillvra
Trans Standard
Act. Gen. Mgr William Dymond
WLBR-Lebanon-1946
Frequency: 1270 Kc .Power? 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ...... . Lebanon Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address Box 222
Tel.: 2-7651 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative . Burn-Smith
Membership NAB
President H. Raymond Stadiem
Managing Director.... ..Lester P. Etter
Comm. Manager Philip J. Reilly
Program Director H. P. Van Voorhis
Chief Engineer. William Zehring
.WITT— Lewisburg— 1957
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned Wireline Radio, Inc.
Address 34 South 8th St.
Tel.: JA 3-1222 News Service: UP
Trans Thesaurus
Gen. Mgr William R. DeWire
Sta. Mgr. Peter E. Farrell
W B C B— Levittown-Fairless
Hills— 1957
Frequency: 1490 Kc .Power: 250 W.
Owned O'Keefe Bcstg. Co.
Address 200 Magnolia Rd.
Tel. .WI 9-0900
Pres., Gen. Mgr Jack J. Dash
Sec, Tech. Dir William F. Waterbury
Prog. Dir Tony Bourg
WKVA-Lewislown— 1949
Frequency: 920 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts 4.
Owned-Operated By Central Pa. Bcstg. Co.
Address 19 S. Wayne St.
Tel.: 8-6771 .News Service; UP
Representative Gill-Perna
Pres., Sta., Gen. Mgr Robert L. Wilson
Comm. Manager G. T. Hepburn
Sales Prom. Manager William Musser
Program Director Bob Hyle
Publicity Dir Arch Baker
Chief Engineer. . . Robert Steltzer
W M R F— Lewistown— 1941
NBC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . . .Lewistown Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address ....... 5 W. Market St.
Tel.: 8-6757 News Service: AP
Representative Burn-Smith
President J. S. Woods
General Mgr.. T. W. Metzger
Commercial Manager Frank Troiani
Program Dir Miss Thekla Leeper
Publicity Director Dale Smith
Chief Engineer Kenneth Callahan
WBPZ
-Lock Haven-
MBS
1946
Frequency: 1230 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . . .Lock Haven Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address 132 Vz E. Main St.
News Service AP, UP
Trans. Service World, Lang-Worth
Representative Devney
Membership NAB, RAB
Gen., Comm. Manager Harris Lipez
WED0— McKeesport-1945
Frequency: 810 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ....... Tri-City Bcstg. Co.
587
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Business-Studio Address . 547 5th Ave.
Tel NO 4-5191
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Edward J. Hirshberg
Sta. Mgr Robert E. Badger
Prog. Director William Dowling
Comm., Mgr Earl Buncher
Publicity Director Ruth Young
Chief Engineer Wilkes E. Hurley
WMCK-McKeespori— 1947
Frequency: 1360 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ..... . Mon-Yough Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. 516 Market St.
Tel.: OR 8-8888 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Cooke
Membership .NAB
President Robert M. Cox
Gen. Mgr Sam Vidnovic
Sales Mgr Carl Y. Coriell
Program Director Pat Haley
Chief Engineer Charles White
WMGW-Meadville-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Regional Bcstrs.
Address 1st National Bank Bldg.
Tel.: ME 6-1111 .News Service: AP
Membership RAB
Comm. Mgr James F. McDonald, Jr.
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir James Strickler
Chief Engineer Eugene Phillips
WJUN-Miffliniown— 1955
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Juanita Perry Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 97
Tel.: 295 News Service: AP
Representative Burn-Smith
President J. S. Woods
General Manager. .Thomas W. Metzger
Comm Mgr Tim Palm
Chief Engineer Kenneth Callahan
WMLP— Milton— 1955
Frequency: 1570 Kc. Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned .WMLP. Inc.
Address YMCA Bldg.
Tel: MI 1594 News Service: AP
President John S. Booth
General, Sta. Mgr John Foster
Sales Prom. Mgr John Yingling
Chief Engineer Denzil Royer
WHWL-Naniicoke-1946
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Anthracite, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. ... .Woolworth Bldg.
Telephone 1332
Representative .Forjoe
Transcription World, SES AC
President Henry W. Lark
General Manager. .......... .Milton Laughlin
WKST-NewCastle-1938
MBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WKST. Inc.
Address 1st Federal Plaza
Tel.: OL 4-5501 News Service: UP
Membership RAB
President, General Mgr S. W. Townsend
V.P., Station Manager .Harry Reith
Comm. Mgr Byron McConnell
Chief Engineer Ernest Rety
WKP A — New Kensington
1940
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Allegheny-Kiski Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 810 Fifth Ave.
Tel.: ED 7-3588 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
Representative Continental Radio Sales
President C. R. Cooper
General Manager Melvin Goldberg
Sis. Prom. Manager J. Hannan, Jr.
Chief Engineer W. W. Neely
WNAR— Norristown— 1946
Frequency: 1110 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Norristown Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address Old Arch Rd.
Tel.s BR 2-7600 News Services AP
Representative Weed
President N. Joe Rahall
Gen. Mgr Ogden R. Davies
Sta. Manager John M. Banzhoff
Local Sales Mgr Donald L. Jones
Chief Engineer Anthony De Sola
WKRZ-OilCity-
KBS-NBC
1946
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WKRZ, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Broadcast Hill
Tel.: 8-0355 .News Service: AP
Trans Thesaurus
President Kenneth E. Rennekamp
Gen. Mgr R. E. Erickson
Comm. Mgr John Remus
W I P— Philadelphia— 1922
MBS
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .Pennsylvania Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. 35 S. 9th St.
Tel.: WA 2-6800 News Services: AP, UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Edward Petry
Membership RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Benedict Gimbel, Jr.
V.P., Director of Sales. . Ralf Brent
Program Director. .......... .Varner Paulsen
Comm. Manager Clyde Spitzner
Chief Engineer Clifford C. Harris
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WCAU-Philadelphia-1922
CBS
Frequency: 1210 Kc.. . . . . .Power? §0.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By.. WCAU. Inc.
Address City & Monument Ave.
Tel.: GR 7-8300
Newspaper Affil. . . Bulletin
Representative CBS Radio Spot Sales
Membership .NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr. ..... Donald W. Thornhurgh
V.P., Sales Manager . John S. DeRussy
V.P., Prog. Mgr Jos. T. Connolly
V.P., Pub. Rel.. .Robert N. Pryer
Exec. V.P. Joseph L. Tinney
Radio Prom. Dir. Fred Birnbaum
V.P., Director of Engr.. ...... John G. Leitch
WDAS-Philadelphia-1922
Frequency: 1480 Kc. .......... .Power: 1 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Max M. Leon. Inc.
Address .......... Belmont Ave. & Edgely Rd.
Tel: TR 8-2000. .News Service: AP
Representative John E. Pearson
President Max M. Leon
General Manager ............ Robert A. Klein
Program Director. .............. Jerry Grove
Comm. Mgr. William H. Vogt
Sales Serv. Mgr Alexander Klein
Publicity Director Art Newsham
Chief Engineer. ...... Frank W. Unterberger
WFIL— Philadelphia— 1922
ABN
Frequency: 560 Kc. ..... . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned. .......... .Triangle Publications. Inc.
Business-Studio Address ........ 46th & Market
Tel: EV 2-4700. .News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil. Inquirer
Representative Blair
Membership ......................... NAB
General Manager Roger W. Clipp
WHAT-Philadelphia-1925
KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .. .Independence Bcstg. Ca
Address . . . Conshohocken & Windemet ® Aves.
Tel.: TR 8-1500. ..... . .News Service: AP
Representative ............... Stars National
Pres., Gen.. Comm. Mgr, . .William A. Banks
Station Manager ................ Dolly Banks
Sales Prom. Mcsnager. .......... .Len Stevens
Prog. Director. Robert Ardrey
Publicity Director. ................ .M. Mason
Chief Engineer ............. Charles Lehmann
W I B G— Philadelphia— 1925
Frequency: 920 Kc. ....... .Power: 10,000 W.
Owned Storer Bcstg. Co.
Address Suburban Sta. Bldg.
Tel.: RI 6-2300. News Service: UP
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, RAB
Man. Dir Lionel F. Baxter
Sta., Sales Mgr John R. Mahoney
Prog. Mgr Grady Edney
Dir., Prog. Plans Doug Arthur
Sales Prom. Mgr. .......... William J. Conran
Chief Engineer John H. Henninger
Station Manager. .George A. Koehler
Dir. Radio Sales Jack Steci
Gen. Sis. Manager K. W. Stowman
Dir. Nat. Sales Ed. H. Benedict
Chief Engineer Henry Rhea
WJMJ-Philadelphia-1948
Frequency: 1540 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. ........ .WJMJ Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address ...... 2043 Locust St.
Tel: LO 4-2300. .News Service: AP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Indie Sales
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr.. ...... .Patrick J. Stanton
Commercial Mgr Charles Stahl
Sales Prom., Pub. Mgr.. . . . James Rubenstone
Prog. Dir.. Michael Deegcm
Chief Engineer Christopher McAteer
WPEN-Philadelphia-1929
Frequency: 950 Kc. ..... . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... . William Penn Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .... .2212 Walnut St.
Tel.: LO 4-6000 .News Services: AP, UP
Representative Gill-Perna
Trans. ...... World
Membership .RAB, NAB
President .William Sylk
V.P.. Gen. Mgr.. . . .William B. Caskey
Asst. Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir.. . Murray Arnold
Comm. Manager .Erwin Rosner
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Director ...... James M. Kiss
Chief Engineer............ Charles W. Burti®
WRCV-Philadelphia-1921
NBC
Frequency: 1060 Kc .Power: 50,000 Watte
Owned-Oper. By ... . National Bcstg. Company
Business-Studio Address. .... .1619 Walnut Si
Tel. .LO 4-3700
Transcription Thesaurus
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Membership RAB, NAB
President ................. Robert W. Sarnoff
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr.. Lloyd E. Yoder
Dir. of Operations Curtis D. Peck
Station Mgr.. .Harold W. Waddell
Dir. of Sales William S. Dallmann
Adv. & Promotion Dir. John P. Wiley
Program Director. ... ....... .Bob Benson
Publicity Diretcor .......... Gene E. Stout
Tech. Oper. Mgr. ........ William A. Howard
WTEL-Philadelphia-1925
Frequency: 860 Kc. . . . . . Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned. ..... .Foulkrod Radio Engineering Co.
Business-Studio Address. .. .4312 N. Broad St.
Telephone .GL 5-1310
Pres.. Pgm. Dir .E. Douglass Hibbs
Sec'y«-Treas. Henry N. Cocker
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Representative . Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership , NAB, RAB
President Donald H. McGannon
Gen., Station Mgr L. R. Rawlins
Comm. Manager Donald Trageser
Program Manager. , . , . . . .Guy Harris
Sales Prom. Mgr June L. Buzzelli
Publicity Manager Owen Simon
Chief Engineer Theodore C. Kenney
WAMP— Pittsburgh— 1921
NBC
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By NBC
Address Chamber of Comm. Blag.
Tel.: GR 1-8600 News Service: UP
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Gen. Mgr H. W. Shepard
Sales Mgr Martin S. Pollins
Comm. Mgr John H. Buchheit
Program Director W. E. Babcock
Pub. Director Cal T. Mara
WCAE-Pittsburgh-1922
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 5000 Waiw
Owned-Operated By. .... . WCAE, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Carlton House
Tel.: AT 1-6900 News Service: AP, INS
Newspaper Af fil Sun-Telegraph
Representative Katz
Membership NAB
Pre*., General Manager. .... .Leonard Kapner
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir R. Clifton Daniel
Commercial Manager Alan Trench
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir William Thieman
Chief Engineer James Greenwood
KDKA-Pitisburgh-1920
Frequency: 1020 Kc . . .Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By.Westinghouse Bcstg. Co. Inc.
Business-Studio Address .... 1 Gateway Center
Tel.: EX 1-3000 News Services: UP. AP
WEEP— Pittsburgh— 1957
Frequency: 1080 Kc .Power: 1 Kw.
Owned By Pittsburgh Bcstg. Co.
Address. 220 N. Highland Ave.
Tel: EM 1-5000 News Service: AP
Station Representative Stars Nat.
Membership NAB, RAB
President John Kluge
Gen., Sta. Manager Ernie Tannen
Sales Prom. Mgr John Pieper
Prog. Dir. William Powell
Chief Engineer Victor G. Klein
WPIT-Pitisburgh-1947
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WPIT, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 213 Smithfield St.
Tel.: AT 1-1900 .News Service: UP
Membership NAB
President. ....John J. Laux
Gen., Comm. Mgr Don Ioset
Sales Mgr., Prog., Pub. Dir. .... Clifford Charles
Chief Engineer Michael Komichak
kdka:
50,000 watt
Radio
clear channel
assures
Top Audience
Top Ratings
Top Programs
Top Power
In Allegheny County, Metropolitan JST A A A 0^9 ^^ j^-s^aaj
and 71 other counties in western Pennsylvania, eastern Ohio, and northern
West Virginia. Call Don Trageser, KDKA Sales Manager, at EXpress
1-3000, for availabilities.
Only KDKA delivers the entire Pittsburgh Trading Area. That's why in
Pittsburgh no selling campaign is complete without the WBC radio station.
Represented by Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
WESTINGHOUSE BROADCASTING COMPANY, INC.
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KQV— Pittsburgh— 1919— ABN
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... . Allegheny Bcstg. Corp.
Address 411 7th Ave.
Tel.: AT 1-9100 News Service: UP
Representative Raymer
V.P., Gen. Mgr Ralph Beaudin
Program Dir John Gibbs
Chief Engineer James S. Schultz
WWSW-Piiisburgh-1932
Frequency: 970 Kc. ..... .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .WWSW, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address . . . Hotel Sherwyn
Tel.: GR 1-5200 News Services: UP. AP
Representative .John Blair
Membership NAB. RAB
President, Gen. Mgr. . . . O. M. Schloss
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir Ben W. Muros
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir .... .Phil Davis
Chief Engineer Henry R. Kaiser
WPTS-Piiislon-1953
Frequency: 1540 Kc. ...... .Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By Midway Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Main & Spring St.
Tel.: OL 4-3388. News Service: UP
Representative Cont. Radio Sales
Transcription World
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Manager ...... Angelo W. Fiorani
Commercial Mgr*. .R. E. Florey
Program Director. ............ Joseph Tipton
Promotion Mgr.. Rosemary Gallagher
Chief Engineer John P. McGoldrick
WPAZ-Poiisiown-1951
KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ..... . Pottstown Bcstg. Co.
Address. .247 High St.
Tel.: 5000. .News Service: UP
Representative Indie Sales
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. Herbert Scott
WPAM-Poiisville-1947
Frequency: 1450 Kc .... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ..... . Miners Bcstg. Serv., Inc.
Business-Studio Address Box 629
Tel.: MA 2-1450 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Membership .NAB, RAB
Gen. Manager John W. Angst
Conus Mgr. Frank L. Tamulonls
WPPA-Poiisville-1946
Freq.: 1360 Kc. . . .Power: 1 Kw. d.. 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By. ...... . .Pottsville Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address.. ..... .212 S. Centre St.
News Service AP
Membership NAB
Owner, Gen. Mgr A. V. Tidmore
Commercial Manager. .... .Ralph L. Prie®, Jr.
WPME— Punxsuiawney— 1953
KBS
Frequency: 1540 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Punxsutawney Bcstg Co.
Address. 103 N. Gilpin St.
Tel.: PU 1221 News Service: AP
Trans. Service Thesaurus
Representative Rambeau
General Manager C. M. Erhard, Jr.
Comm. Mgr. W. Clem Murray
Chief Engineer Joseph A. Pelletier
WEE U-Reading-1932-ABN
Frequency: 850 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned By. Hawley Broadcasting Co.
Business-Studio Address 433 Penn St.
Tel.: FR 6-7335 .News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation Eagle Times
Representative Headley-Reed
President William J. Rohn
V.P., Gen. Mgr K. Richard Creitz
Asst. Dir„ Tech.. Harold E. Schearer
WHUM-Reading-1946
CBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Eastern Radio Corp.
Business-Studio Address Berkshire Hotel
Tel.: 6-3987 News Service: AP
Representative WEED
Membership NAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr. Robt. G. Magee
Prog. Dir. Alan Lane
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr W. Ruffner
Chief Engineer Daniel Donahue
WRAW-Reading-1922
NBC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ... . .Reading Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 19 N. Fifth St.
Tel.: FR 6-7173 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative Robert Meeker
Station Executive. ...... .Clair R. McCollough
Station Manager Robert S. Reider
Gen. Sales Mgr J. Robert Gulick
Nat'l Sis. Mgr. Thomas Nunan, Jr.
Technical Director J. E. Mathlot
WGCB-Bed Lion— 1950
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ....Red Lion Bcstg. Co.
Address Red Lion
News Service UP
Trans. Ser. Capitol. SESAC
President John M. Norris
Gen., Sta. Mgr John H. Norris
Commercial Mgr Vincent A. Freeman
WKMC— Boaring Spring— 1955
KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc. . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
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Owned-Oper. By Cove Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address Woodbury Pike
Tel.: 690 News Services AP
President Carl Kensinger
Sis. & Prom. Mgr S. Horton
WKBI-St. Marys-
MBS-KBS
1950
Frequency: 1400 Kc Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Elk Cameron Bcste. Co.
Address 41 Erie Ave.
Tel.: 4-2821 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative. .Allegheny Mountain Network
Membership NAB
General Manager C. H. Simpson
Commercial Manager John J. Kain
Prog. Director Beatrice B. Smith
Nat. Sales Mgr.. W. Herbstriti
Pub. Dir A. Kuhn
WATS-Sayre-1950-KBS
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. Susquehanna Val, Bcstg. Co.
Address 110 N. Elmer St.
Tel.: TU 2-2401 News Service: UP
Representative Indie Sales
Membership RAB
Owner Thompson K. Cassel
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Walter D. Knowles
Program Director. Charles L. Snyder
Chief Engineer Benjamin A. Franklin
WARM-Scranton-1940
ABN
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Union Bdcst. Co.
Address 333 Madison Ave.
Tel.: DI 3-1245 News Service: AP
Representative Boiling Co.
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President Martin F. Memolo
Gen., Sta. Manager William M. Dawson
Comm. Mgr S. Feigenbaum
Sis. Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir. . . Frances M. Breslin
Program Director. .Art Bolin
Chief Engineer Roswell J. Parker
WGB I— Scranton -Wilkes Barre
1925— CBS
Frequency: 910 Kc. Power: 1 Kw. d.. 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By WGBI Radio, Inc.
Address. ...... 1000 Wyoming Ave., Scranton
Tel.: DI 2-7634. News Serv.: AP, UP
Representative H-R Reps
Membership NAB
President Mrs. M. E. Megargee
Gen. Mgr Richard E. Nason
Station Manager . Robert E. McDowell
Prom. Dir., Pub. Dir Doug Holcomb
Chief Engineer Kenneth R. Cooke
WICK-Scranton-1954
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Scranton Eadlo Corp.
Address 717 Linden St.
Tel.: DI 6-1202. News Service: AP
Station Rep Walker
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Joe Dobbs
Program Director Joe Silva
Chief Engineer „ . . James D. Pettinato
WEJL— Scranton— 1950
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Edward & Elizabeth Lynett
Address Penn Ave. at Spruce
Tel.: DI 2-9151 News Services: UP. AP
Newspaper Affil.. .Times
Trans. Ser.. Standard, Lang-Worth
Membership RAB. NAB
Station Rep Meeker
Gen.. Sta.. Mgr Cecil Woodland
Program Director Hugh Connor
Pub. Dir.. Bill Pierce
Chief Eng Guy Rauer
WSCR-Scranton-1947
NBC
Freq.: 1320 Kc. .Power: 1 Kw. d.. 500 Watts n.
Owned By. ,. .Lackawanna Valley Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 116 Adams Ave.
Tel: DI 7-3388 News Service: AP
Representative Headley-Reed
Pres., Gen„ Mgr David M. Baltimore
Station Mgr. Barry Sherman
Comm. Mgr. Joseph P. Kimble
Sales Prom. Mgr Barry Sherman
Program Dir David L. Griffiths
Chief Engineer Willard Shimski
WISL-Shamokin-1948
Frequency: 1480 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Anthracite, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Rock & Sunbury Sts.
Tel: 8-6831 News Service: AP
Transcription Service ....... World, Thesaurus
Representative Forjoe
President Henry W. Lark
Sta. Mgr. Maurice E. Fidler
Chief Engineer .Al Donovan
WPIC-Sharon-1938
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Sharon Herald Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 541
News Service UP
Transcription .... Associated, World, Thesaurus
Representative William J. Reilly
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr. ...... John Fahnline, Jr.
Program Director. Harold R. Smith
Chief Engineer A. C. Heck
WVSC-Somerset-1950
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Somerset Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 231
Tel.: 4186 .News Service: UP
Membership RAB
Gen.,, Sta. Mgr T. H. Oppegard
Comm. Mgr C. R. Taylor
Prog. Dir.. Chief Engineer R. L. French
593
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WMPT— South Williamsport
Frequency; 1450 Kc .Power. 250 Watts
Owned Will-Mont Bcstg. Co.
Address. W. Southern Ave.
News Service UP
Gen. Mgr. ........... Galen D. Castlebury. Jr.
WMAJ-Siaie College— 1945
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ...... . Centre lestrs.. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address , E. Beaver Ave.
Tel.: AD 7-4959 .News Service*. AP
Transcription Service World
General Manager. ........... .M. J. Bergstein
Sales Manager. ................ J, A. Dame
WVPO— Siroudsburg— 1947
Frequency: 840 Kc. ...... Power: 250 Watts &.
Owned-Operated By. .... . .Pocono Bcstg., Inc.
Business-Studio Address. ....... .578 Main St.
Tel.: 1101 News Service: UP
Newspaper Aiiil. Record
Membership .NAB, RAB
Representative Radio-TV Reps.
President. James H. Ottaway
Gen. Mgr Chester B. Miller
Sales Mgr. ................. Edwards Somers
Program Dir. ............... John B. Whcden
Chief Engineer Ernest Transit*
W K 0 K-Sunbury— 1933— CBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Wui»
Owned-Operated By. . . . .Sunbury Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter. . . 1150 N. Front St
Tel.: AT 6-5838. .......... .News Service: AP
Membership . NAB
Newspaper Affil.. Daily Item
President .Harry H. Haddom
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr...C. Donald Walther
General Manager Homer R. Smith
Program Director ....... Michael J. Kane
Chief Engineer. John W. Keller, Jr.
WTIV-Tiiusville-1955
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Crawford Cty. Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 184
Tel.: 7-2265 . .News Service: AP
Transcription World
Membership .NAB, RAB
Manager. Robert H. Sauber
Prog. Dir Gene R. Karol
WTRN-Tyrone-1954
Frequency: 1290 Kc. . . .Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned .Tyrone Bcstg. Co.
Address .8 W. 10th St.
Tel.: MU 4-3200. .......... .News Service: UP
Trans. Ser. .World
President C. H. Simpson
V.P., Gen. Mgr.. John A. Fay
Station Manager. . , Lee C. Hay
WMBS— Unionlown— 1937
CBS
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Fayette Bdcstg. Corp.
Address Fayette Nat. Bank Bldg.
Tel.: GE 8-3900. News Service: UP
Representative Meeker
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir. James Gismondi
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr Frederick David
Chief Engineer William Henzly
WNAE-Warren-1947
Frequency: 1310 Kc. .Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . . . N. Allegheny Bdcstg. Co.
Address 310 Second Ave.
Tel.: 3032 News Service: AP
Transcription Service .Thesaurus
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr. .... .... David Potter, Jr.
Comm. Mgr James Potter
Sales Prom. Mgr Frank Foster
Prog. Dir. Leroy Schneck
Pub. Dir. Dick Bove
Chief Eng Homer Haines
WJPA-Washingion-1942
MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ...... Washington Bcstg. Co.
Bus. Address ... George Washington Hotel
Tel.; BA 2-2110 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Joseph Hershey McGUlvra
Membership NAB
Managing Director A. Boyd Siegel
Gen., Prom. Mgr John L. Merdian
Chief Eng. James Berkheimer
WANB-Waynesburg-1956
Frequency: 1580 Kc .Power: 250 W., d.
Owned Commonwealth Bcstrs.
Address. . . First Federal Bldg.
Tel.: 981 News Service: UP
Sta. Mgr. George E. McGary
Prog. Dir. Edward J. Keon
WAYZ-Waynesboro-1953
KBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ..... . Richard Field Lewis Jr.
Address..................... 21 W. Main St.
Telephone . . .WA 1900
President Richard Field Lewis Jr.
General Manager Sam Hanshaw
WNBT-Wellsboro-1955-MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc. .... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Farm & Home Bcstg. Co.
Address. 89 Main St.
Tel.: 2113 .News Service: UP
Transcription World
President. C. H. Simpson
V.P., Gen. Manager John A. Fay
Prog. Dir Carol Makin
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Comm. Mgr. Ed Stevens
Chief Engineer. .Richard E. Roeder
WBAX-Wilkes-Barre-1922
MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc. Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Anna Stenger
Business-Studio Address. . . . . .85 W. Union St.
Tel.: VA 3-0196 .News Service: UP
Representative . . ............ Burn-Smith
Gen. Mgr. John H. Stenger
Program Director ............. Ed Kusma
Comm. Mgr. Luther R. Strittmatter
Publicity Director. ............. .Dan Stenger
Chief Engineer. ................ .Milan Krupa
WBRE-Wilkes-Barre-1924
NBC
Frequency: 1340 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ......... .WBRE-Radio, Inc.
Rus.-Studio Address. ,62 5, Franklin St.
Tel: VA 3-3101 News Service: AP
Representative .............. .Headley-leed
Membership NAB
Pres„ Gen. Mgr .David M. Baltimore
Comm. Mgr. Barry Sherman
Operations Director. ........... .F. D. Coslett
Program Director. ........ .Robert Schumacher
Chief Engineer ....Charles Sakoski, Sr.
WHWL-Wilkes-Barre-1946
(See Nanticoke Listing)
WILK-Wilkes-Barre-1947
ABN
Frequency: 980 Kc., .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By. .Wyoming Valley Best?. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address. ..... .88 No. Franklin St
Tel.: VA 4-4666 .......... .News Service: AP
Transcription Service. ............ Thesaurus
Representative .............. .Avery-Knodel
Membership .......................... NAB
President ..... .Mitchell Jenkins
Exec. Vice President, ........ .Roy E. Morgan
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir. ...... Louise TilUe
Commercial Manager .Lee Vincent
Program Director. .............. .Tom Bigler
Chief Engineer.. ...... .Theodore Fre&cfe
WLYC— Williamsport— 1949
KBS
Frequency: 1050 Kc. . . .Power: 1 Kw„ d.
Owned By. ............ .Lycoming Bcstg. Co*
Address .331 Pine SU Box 389
Tel.: 2-4676 .News Service: AP
Transcription Standard
Represenative Donald Cooke
President. .................. John T. Keliher
V. P„ Gen„ Sta. Mgr.....W. Richard Carlson
Commercial Mgr.. ....... Vince Campana
Sis. Prom. Manager. ...... .Edward Kirchman
Chief Engineer. .............. Norman Briggs
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
593
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Owned-Operated By WNOW, Inc.
Transcription Service .Lang-Worth
Business-Studio Address 25 S. Duke St.
Tel.: 82-911 News Service: AP
Representative Adam Young
General Manager Ralph Gottlieb
Comm. Mgr Richard Rudolph
Sta. Mgr Richard E. Burg
W R A K-WMiamspori-1929
NBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .WRAK, Inc.
Address . 1559 West 4th St.
Tel.: 2-6116. .News Service: AP
Representative Meeker
Membership . . NAB
Sta. Exec. ............... Clair R. McCullough
Gen. Sis. Mgr. J. Robert Gulick
Sta. Mgr George Joy
Nat'l Sis. Mgr Thomas R. Nunan
W WP A-Williamspori— 1949
CBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned. .Williamsport Radio Bcstg. Assoc., Inc.
lidress . 330 Government PI
Tel.: 7119. .News Service: UP
Representative Burn-Smith
News. Affil Grit Publishing Co.
Transcription World
Membership NAB, RAB
President. Harry J. W. KlessMng
Gen., Sta. Manager. ....... .Woodrow W. Ott
Program Director John H. Archer
Comm., Mgr PhU, Lane
Sales Prom. Mgr. ..... Robert G. Schooley
Publicity Director. Albert Decker
Chief Engineer Carl Steinbacher
WNOW-York-1948
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
WORK-York-1932-NBC
Frequency: 1350 Kc. . .Power: 5000 d.; 1000 n.
Owned-Oper. By Associated Bcstrs.
Business-Studio Address 13 S. Beaver St.
Tel: 6629 News Service: AP
Transcription Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Representative Robert Meeker
Station Executive Clair R. McCollough
Station Manager Clare I. Miller
Nat'l Sis. Mgr Thomas R. Nunan, Jr.
Gen. Sales Mgr J. Robert Gulick
WSBA-York-1942
ABN-MBS
Frequency: 910 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Susquehanna Bdctsg. Co.
Address Box 910
Tel.: 2-5521 News Service: AP
Transcription World
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative Headly-Reed
President Louis J. Appel!
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr.. ...... .P. K. Eberly
Prog. Dir Robert Shipley
Chief Engineer Arthur Haf er
WPRO
Ask Your
BLAIRMAN
The Station That
SELLS
PROVIDENCE
FALL RIVER
NEW BEDFORD
5000 WATTS 630 KC.
BASIC CBS RADIO
PROVIDENCE R.
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Pop. March 1 (Est)— 849,000; Families— 256,000; Lie. Stations— 12,
Sta. CP's— 1; Radio Homes— 249,000; TV Homes— 232,000
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WICE— Providence— 1947
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned Providence Radio, Inc.
Address Crown Hotel
Tel.: JA 1 6565. ..,....,,. .News Service: AP
Rep Avery-Knodel
President . Tim Elliot
Gen. Mgr John F. Crohan
Program Director Jim Holt
Sales Prom. Mgr. Gus Parmet
Chief Engineer Paul Garver
WHIM— Providence— 1947
Frequency: 1110 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Buckley- Jaeger Bcstg.
Business-Studio Address. 144 Westminister St,
Tel.: UN 1-4211 News Service: UP
Representative. . . Headley-Reed. Kettel-Cartei
President John B. Jaeger
General Mgr Richard Gerken
Business Mgr John E. Metts
Comm. Mgr Harry L. Case
Chief Engineer Carroll A. Philbrook
WJAR— Providence— 1922
WADK-Newpori-1948
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .The Aquidneck Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 367
Tel.: VI 6-1540 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Representative Walker
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Milton E. Mitler
Comm. Mgr Frank Booth
Sales Prom. Mgr George McNamara
Chief Engineer. Allan Bowen
WPAW— Pawiucket— 1950
ABN
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Roger Williams Bcstg.
Address 55 Mill St.
Tel.: PA 5-9000 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Gen. Manager D. A. Hysko
Sales Manager Helen Hysko
WEAN— Providence-1922
ABN-MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 790 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned Providence Journal Co.
Address 75 Fountain St.
Tel.: DE 1-0600 ... .News Service: AP, UP
News. Af f il Providence Journal-Bulletin
Membership NAB, RAB
Station Rep.. Venard, Borgatti
President .Henry S. Chafee
General Manager H. William Koster
Comm. Manager Hervey C. Carter
Sales Prom. Mgr Arthur E. Lathrop, Jr.
Program Director. Don Morton
Chief Engineer George W. Sharpe
WPR0— Providence— 1924
CBS
Frequency: 630 Kc. Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Cherry & Webb Bcstg. Co.
Bus-Stud. Add. ..24 Mason St., WPRO Bldg.
Tel.: PL 1-9776 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Blair
Membership NAB, RAB
President William S. Cherry, Jr.
General Manager Arnold F. Schoen, Jr.
Commercial Mgr F. J. Boynton
Program Director John A. Owen, Jr.
Chief Engineer John V. Ferrl
WRIB-Providence-1947
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By R. I. Bcstg. Co.
Address Water St.
Tel.: GE 4-2223. News Services: INS, UP
Representative Indie
Commercial Mgr Earl Castleman
Gen. Manager Antonio Pace
NBC
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By The Outlet Co.
Business-Studio Address 176 Weybosset St.
Tel.: GA 1-8255. ..... .News Services: AP, UP
Membership .NAB. RAB
Trans Sesac
Representative Petry
Vice Pres., Treas George O. Griffith
General Manager David Shurtleff
Comm. Manager Randolph P. Goetze
Sales Prim. Mgr Richard Erlich
Chief Engineer Thomas C. J. Prior
(See Page 276)
WERI-Wesierly-1949
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Westerly
Address. 34 Main St.
Tel.: 2263 News Service: UP
Representative Walker
Pres., Gen. Mgr Ted Estabrook
Comm. Mgr Dot Kidder
WWRI-Wesi Warwick-1956
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 W.
Owned Grelin Bcstg, Inc.
Address. 1501 Main St.
Tel.: VA 1-6200. ...... .News Service: AP, UP
Trans Thesaurus
Membership , NAB, RAB
President Melvin C. Green
Comm, Mgr Robert McDonald
Prog. Dir. Patrick Fallon
WNRI-Woonsockei-1954
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owner. .Friendly Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 814 Diamond Hill Rd.
597
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President, Gen. Manager Joseph Britt
Coram. Manager John Thomas
WWOM-Woonsocket-1946
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Oper. By Woonsocket Bcsfg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 99 Main St.
Tel.: PO 2-1240 .News Service: AP
Transcription World
Membership NAB
Station Rep. Nona Kirby
President..... Millicent S. Palmer
Sta. Mgr Zel Levin
Gen. Mgr Buell W. Hudson
Prog. Dir Frank E. Titus, Jr.
Sales Director. ............ .Eugene Mailloux
Chief Engineer Harold M. Belknap
WABV
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dOUUl V3l Olllla Sta. CP's— 3; Radio Homes— 584,000; TV Homes-41 7,000
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WWBD-Bamberg-1957
Frequency: 790 Kc. . . . . Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Bamberg County Bcstg.
Address Rt. 601 South
Tel.: BA 2311 .News Service: AP
Representative Walker, Dora-Clayton
President. Albert T. Fisher, Jr.
Gen. Mgr Frank B. Estes, Jr.
Abbeville— 1957
KBS
Frequency: 1590 Kc. ..... . .Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned. J. A. Gallimore
Address Hwy. 72
News Service UP
Representative Best
Trans. Thesaurus
Gen. Mgr. George W. Settles, Jr.
W A K N--Aiken-1952-KBS
Frequency: 990 Kc.... Power: 1000 Waits d.
Owned-Oper. By Aiken Electronics Adv. Corp.
Address ........................... .Box 811
TeL: 8-5464. ............. .News Service: AP
Transcription Service. ................ .World
Membership .RAB, NAB
President .................... John Mare
General Manager ...... W. Randall Davidson
Commercial Mgr. ........ Doyle Satterthwaite
Chief Engineer .............. Allen Askins, Jr.
WAIM-Anderson-1935
CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. ..... . .Power: 150 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ... . . . Wilton 1. Hall
Address Trans. Loca. ..... .321 Kingsley Road
Tel.: CA 6-1511. . ........ .News Service: INS
Newspaper Alfil. ..... Independent, Daily Mail
Transcription Service. ........... Lang- Worth
Representative ...... ..... Headley-Reed
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Glenn P. Warnock
Commercial Mgr. .............. G. P. Browne
Sales Prom. Mgr. .................. V. Barath
Program Director. ........ .Marshall Gailliard
Chief Engineer Earl Cosens
WANS-Anderson-1949
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc. .... .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... . Radio Anderson, Inc.
Address lose 211
Tel.: CA 4-3424 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Devney
Pres., Gen. Mgr W. Ennis Bray
Program Director ...C. W. Martin
Comm. Mgr. ................. A. R. Robinson
Chief Engineer ........... .Alfred W. Pratt
WBAW-Barnwell-1953
KBS
Frequency: 740 Kc. . . . . .Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .WBAW, Inc.
Address Jackson St.
Tel.: 3507 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best
Transcription Service World
President. J. A. Gallimore
General Mgr. . Joe Wilder
Comm. Mgr. Al Dunbar
WBLR— Batesburg— 1956
KBS
Frequency: 1430 Kc. Power: 5 Kw., d.
Owned. Ridge Bcstg. Corp.
Address . Batesburg
Tel.: KE 2-4001 .News Service: UP
Gen. Mgr James Olim Tice, Sr.
Comm. Mgr. Red Reynolds
WBEO— Beaufort— 1954
KBS
Frequency: 960 Kc. Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned. Beaufort Bcsfg. Co.
Tel.: 812. .News Service: UP
News Service UP
Trans. Service .World
General Manager . .Louis M. Neale
Program Director. .............. .Hugh Ward
WHPB-Belion-1955
Frequency: 1390 Kc ..... Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .... . .Community Bcstg. Co.
Address. P. O. Box 426
TeL: 2511 .News Service: UP
Transcription Sesac
General Mgr. Clyde W. Laughter
Comm. Mgr Charles Smith
598
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W B S C— Benneiisville— 1947
MBS
Freq.: 1550 Kc Power: 10 Kw. d.; 5 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Atl. Coast Ins. Co.
Business-Studio Address .Box 639
News Service AP
Representative Indie Sales
Exec. Vice President Y. W. Scarborough, Jr.
General Manager. Neil Terrell
Chief Engineer John Gronert
WAGS— Bishopville— 1954
KBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Lee County Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 168
Tel.: HU 4-5415 News Service: AP
Membership R AB
Gen. Mgr John Martin
Program Director William Fields
Chief Engineer George Michaels
WACA-Camden— 1948
KBS
Frequency: 1590 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Waits d.
Owned-Oper. By .Station WACA
Address Camden
Tel.: 80 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Rep Continental
President Haygood S. Bowden
General Manager Tom Richards
Commercial Manager C, Ballard
Program Director A. A. Amodio
WCSC-Charleston-1930
CBS
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WCSC. Inc.
Address 485 East Bay St
Tel.: 2-7611 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Rep Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB, RAB
President John M. Rivers
Gen. Mgr John B. Hearne
Program Director Al Stone
Pub. Dir., Nat. Sales Mgr Annie Lee Small
Prod. Co-ord Alexandria Dengate
Chief Engineer John Broughton
WHAN-Charleston-1946
ABN-MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc. Power? 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Charleston Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 183
Tel.: RA 3-1643 News Service: UP
Representative Dixieland Sales
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Manager H. C. Weaver
Comm. Mgr., Ch. Eng. .... William P. Birchfield
WPAL-Charleslon-1947
Frequency: 730 Kc. . . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Speidel-Fisher Bcstng. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. . . .149 Wentworth St.
Tel 3-6428
Representative For joe, Dora-Clayton
Pres., Gen. Mgr Albert T. Fisher, Jr.
Sta., Comm. Mgr , Bob Chrystie
Program Director Louise Withrock
Chief Engineer Joe Sarko
WTMA— Charleston— 1939
NBC
Frequency: 1250 Kc... Power: 5000 d.; 1000 n.
Owned-Oper. By Atlantic Coast Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 133 Church St.
Tel.: RA 2-2961 News Service: AP
Representative Hollingbery
Pres., Gen. Mgr Charles E. Smith
Sta. Mgr.. Ralph J. Shade
Sales Prom. Mgr. B. Spencer
Program Dir Bill Walton
WQSN-Charleston-1948
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Low Country Bcstg. Co.
Address 42 10th Ave.
Tel.: 2-2652 .News Service: UP
Representative Radio-TV Reps.
President Sol Panitz
Gen., Sta. Manager E. H. Keown
Dir. Nat'l Sis Barry Winton
W C R E-Cheraw-1953-KBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc. .. .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By .Pee Dee Bcstg.
Address Box 631
Tel.: 7500 News Service: UP
Representative Best, Dora Clayton
Gen. Mgr William R. Wagner
Comm. Mgr James E. Ward
Chief Engineer Dewey Gardner
WGCD-Chester-1948
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Dispatch Pub. Co.
Address Box 302
Newspaper Affil Dispatch Publ. Co.
Trans. Ser SESAC
President C. V. Sink
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr.. John T. Cashion
Sec'y-Treas Joe Sink
WC0S— Columbia— 1939
ABN
Frequency: 1400 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WCOS, Inc.
Address Cornel Arms Bldg.
Tel.: AL 2-2177 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership .,.,..,., NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr George H. Buck, Jr.
Sales Manager. Hub Terry
Prog. Dir Bob Truere
Chief Engineer Robert D. Lambert, Jr.
WIS— Columbia— 1930— NBC
Frequency: 560 Kc . . . . Power: 5000 Watts
S99
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Owned-Oper. By Bcstg. Co. oi the South
Business-Studio Address 1111 Bull St.
Tel.: AL 3-6431 News Service: AP
Transcription Service .Thesaurus
Representative . Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership . . . . NAB
President B. Calhoun Hipp
Ex. V.P G. Richard Shafto
Managing Director W. Frank Harden
Dir. Admin. Services J. D. Saumenig
Promotion Director Lillian Davis
Prog. Dir. John Wrisley
Chief Engineer. John W. Watts
WMSC— Columbia— 1945
Frequency: 1320 Kc. ...... Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ....... . .WMSC Radio, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. ...... .1127 Lady St.
Tel: AL 2-8659 News Service: UP
Transcription Service ... .Standard, SESAC
Representative H-R, Ayer
Membership .NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr. . . . . C. W. Martin
Prog. Dir.. .Gray Olive
Chief Engineer C. E. Stone, Jr.
WNOK-Columbia-1947
Frequency: 1230 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Palmetto Radio Corp.
Address 1811 Main St.
Tel.: AL 3-9401 News Service: AP
Representative Raymer
Trans Standard
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr H. Moody McElveen, Jr.
Commercial Manager. .G. Quick
Program Director. Jack Cook
Chief Engineer . ......... Charlton Bowers
WOIC-Columbia-1954
Frequency: 1470 Kc .Power: 5 Kw„ d.
Owned Speidel Fisher Bcstg. Co.
Address ................ .:.... Box 565
Telephone AL 6-1551
Representative ........ Walker, Dora-Clayton
Membership . .NAB, RAB
President. ............... Albert T. Fisher, Jr.
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Russell George
Sales Prom. Mgr. Frankie Porter
Prog. Dir James Carter
Chief Engineer William Bridges
WLAT-Conway-1945
MBS
Frequency: 1330 Kc. . .Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned. . .Coastal Broadcasting Co.
Tel.: 340 . News Service: AP
Representative McGillvra
Pres., Gen. Mgr L. M. Hawley
Business Mgr H. L. Hanks
Ch. Eng.. Jack E. Hawley
WPFD-Darlingion-1955
Frequency: 1350 Kc.
Owned
. . Power: 1 Kw„ d.
Community Bcstrs.
Address Box 277
Tel: 1398 .News Service: UP
Representatives Hil F. Best
Gen. Mgr .Ralph W. Hoffman
Sta. Mgr Emily G. Hoffman
WD S C— Dillon— 1946— ABN
KBS
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Border Bcstg. Go., Inc.
Address. U. S. Highway 301
Tel.: 470 News Service: UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr Joseph Martin
Comm. Mgr Jim Murff
Program Mgr Lee Lumpkin
Sales Prom. Mgr John Quick
Chief Engineer H. C. Sanford
WELP-Easley-1951-KBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . Pickens County Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 522
Tel.: 9388 News Service: UP
Representative Indie Sales
Pres., Gen. Mgr Cleatus Brazzell
Comm. Mgr Jack Moore
WJMX-Florence-1947
ABN
Frequency: 970 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By ..... . Atlantic Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 1211
Tel.: MO 9-6351 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative Walker, Dora-Clayton
President. Eugene E. Stone
Gen., Sta. Mgr. . Paul H. Benson, Jr.
Chief Engineer. Frank Jenne
W 0 L S-Florence-1937-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . . .Florence Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address ..151 S. Dargan St.
Tel.: 2-3271 News Service: UP
Representative Bob Dore
Pres. Melvin Purvis
Gen. Mgr. A. P. Skinner
WFIS-Founiain Inn— 1956
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Fountain Inn-Simpsonville Entp.
Address Box 271
Tel.: WO 3-5991 News Service: AP
Representative Best
President D. L. Bramlett
Gen., Comm. Mgr James L. Brownell, Jr.
W F G N-Gaff ney-1948-KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc. . .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By .... Cherokee Radio Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 759
Tel.: 4795. News Service: UP
Representative .Radio-TV Promotion Synd.
President A. Ray Godshall
Gen., Sta. Mgr Morton E. Green
600
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WGTN-Georgetown— 1949
MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 WcrtU
Owned-Operated By . . . Georgetown Bcstg. Co.
Address. Trans. Loc 216 Freser St.
Tel.: 3-3421 News Service: UP
Station Rep Donald Cooke
Transcription Lang-Worth
Pres., Gen. Manager J. B. Delzell
Commercial Manager Allen Wester
Program Director M. A. Delzell
WQOK-Greenville-1950
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Dick Bcstg.
Address Box 298
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Walker, Dora-Clayton
Membership NAB, RAB
President James A. Dick
General Manager T. C. Hooper
WESC— Greenville— 1947
Frequency: 660 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Greenville Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1 College St.
Tel.: 2-8241 News Service: AP
Representative Rambeau. Brown
Membership NAB, RAB
President (Mrs.) W. E. Mitchell
General Mgr J. Davenport
Commercial Manager William Ingram
Program Diretcor B. A. Krieger
Publicity Director Betty Jo McGuire
Chief Engineer J. Harold White
WFBC-Greenville-1933
NBC
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WMRC, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 505 Rutherford St.
Tel.: CE 9-1321 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil News-Piedmont
Transcription SESAC
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB, RAB
President R. A. Jolley
Sta. Mgr Bruce Buchanan
Comm. Mgr Keener Garet!
Pub. Dir., Prom. Mgr Julie Ferguson
Chief Engineer. Bill Garrison
WMRB-Greenville-1954
ABN-MBS-CBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Paramount Bcstg. Co. Inc.
Address 400 Mayberry St.
Tel.: CE 3-2751 News Service: AP
Station Representative Cooke
Trans World
Pres.. Gen. Mgr C. F. Cope
Comm. Mgr Ted Outlaw
Prog. Dir William Arrington
Chief Eng Burt Anderson
WMUU— Greenville— 1949
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Bob Jones Univ.
Address Greenville
Tel.: CE 9-9001 News Service: AP
Trans. Service . . SESAC, Lang- Worth Standard
Station Rep Continental
Membership , RAB
President Dr. Bob Jones, Jr.
General Manager . . . R. K. Johnson
Station Manager Jim Ryerson
Comm. Manager David Yearick
Chief Engineer William Greaves
WCRS-Greenwood— 1941— NBC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Grenco, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 868
Tel.: 9-1300 News Service: AP
Representative Clark
President Douglas Featherstone
Gen., Sta. Mgr . Dan Crosland
Commercial Mgr Ralph Norman
WGSW
-Greenwood-
MBS-KBS
1953
Frequency: 1350 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Radio Greenwood, Inc.
Address .Edward Arms Bldg.
News Service UP
Representative Indie Sales; Dora-Clayton
President W. C. Woodall, Jr.
Manager George B. Cook, Jr.
WCKI-Greer-1955
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Vernon T. Fox
Address Box 431
Tel 7-4451
Gen. Mgr Vernon T. Fox
Comm. Mgr James L. Massey
Chief Engineer Clyde McClure
WEAB-Greer-1949-KBS
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Greer Bcstg. Co.
Address Jones Rd.
Tel.: TR 7-3141 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Pres., Gen. Mgr E. A. Burch
Sales Mgr John Salter
Program Director Betty Beers
Chief Engineer Leon Southerland
W B H C— Hampfon-1957— KBS
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned. Hampton County Bcstg. Co.
Address Hwy. 601
Owner J. A. Gallimore
Manager Bill Hollingsworth
WHSC-Hartsville— 1946
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
601
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Owned Harisville Bcstg, Co., Inc.
Address. 1306 College Ave.
Tel.: ED 2-8101 .News Service: AP
Transcription Service . 1 Capitol
V.P., Gen. Mgr Raymond Caddell
Commercial Mgr. Oby B. Lyles
Publicity Dir Eleanor Flowers
Chief Engineer J. E. Parker
WDKD
-Kingsiree-
KBS
1949
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Palmetto Bcstg. Co.
Address Kingstree
Tel.: 6761 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr . , . E. G. Robinson. Jr.
Comm. Manager F. A. Graham
Program Director Carroll Godwin
Pub. Director. Glenn French
Chief Engineer Walter Turner
WJOT-LakeCiiy-1953
Frequency: 1260 Kc. ...... .Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned. .Lake Bcstg. Corp.
Address 10 S. Acline Ave.
Tel.: 7631 .News Service: UP
Representative Donald Cooke, Inc.
President, Gen. Mgr J. Olin Tice, Jr.
Sta. Mgr. . •. Clarence Jackson
Comm. Mgr H. J. Palmer
Prog. Dir.. Frances M. Tice
WLCM-Lancasier-1951
KBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Wtts d.
Owned-Operated By Royal Bcstg. Co.
Address. 103 N. Catawba St.
Tel.: 2051 News Service: AP
Station Rep.. .Media Sales
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President Charles Connelly
General Manager .Faris Giles
WLBG-Laurens-1948
Frequency: 860 Kc . . .Power: 250 Watts <L
Owned-Oper. By. . .Laurens-Clinton Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Radio Center
Tel.: 2-5212. . News Service: UP
Membership .RAB
Representative Indie Sales
President James R. Dalrymple, Jr.
General Manager C. W. Hogan
Program Director ... Paul Wynn
Chief Engineer ................. Jack Taylor
WYMB
-Manning-
KBS
1957
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned ......... Clarendon County Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 262
Tel: 7880 News Service: AP
Trans. .SESAC
Pres J. M. Soles, Jr.
Gen. Mgr Harry Hyman
Comm. Mgr Phil Rice
Prog. Dir Russ Mellette
W J A Y—Mullins— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watta d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Mullins & Marion Bcstg. Co.
Address Highway 76, P. O. Box 41
Tel.: 3901 . News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, SESAC
President W. G. Smith
Gen. Mgr James F. Ramsey
Chief Engineer George Magera
WMYB— Myrtle Beach— 1954
KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned ........ Coastal Carolina Bcstg. Corp.
Address Oak St. at 28th Ave.
Tel.: 7123 News Service: UP
Representative Donald Cooke
Membersehip NAB
President James Olin Tice, Jr.
Gen., Sta.. Sis. Mgr J. G. Kenworthy
Program Director Robert Thompson
Chief Engineer Marvin Rivenburgh
WKDK-Newberry-
MBS-KBS
1946
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Newberry Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address, Trans 11 Radio Dr.
News Service AP
Representative . . Interstate United Newspapers
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB
President James F. Coggins
WDIX-Orangeburg-1946
ABN
Freq.: 1150 Kc. . .Power: 5 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By WDIX, Inc.
Address Whitman St. Ext.
Tel.: JE 4-4461 News Service: AP
Station Rep Devney, Forjoe
Membership NAB
President. Charles S. Henerey
General Manager .Frank B. Best
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr. . . Norman M. Matthews
Program Director Mrs. J. C. Hydrick, Jr.
Chief Engineer William D. Sneed
WTND-Orangeburg-1948
KBS
Frequency: 920 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. WTND, Inc.
Address 1 Memorial Plaza
Tel.: JE 4-1301. .News Service: UP
Representative Thos. F. Clark
Membership . . RAB
Pres., Gen. Manager J. I. Sims
Engineers ..... .W. L. Styles, I. P. Herrington
602
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Business-Studio Address 224 E. Main St.
Tel.: 3-3621 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB, R AB
Representative Hollingbery
President Walter J. Brown
Gen. Manager „ . .Roger A. Shaffer
Commercial Manager ........ Ross M. Holmes
Program Director .Henry Bussey
Chief Engineer H. R. Beckholt
WR HI— Rock Hill — 1944
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc. . Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By York Co. Brdcg. Co.
Address Rock Hill Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Tel.: 2085 News Service: AP
Gen. Mgr., Chf. Eng James S. Beaty, Jr.
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir Wm. C. Beaty
Sis. Mgr., Pub. Dir H. S. Gault
WTYC-RockHill-1949
Frequency: 1150 Kc .Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Tri-County Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 1091
Tel.: 3175 News Service: UP
Representative Indie Sales
President T. Lamar Simmons
Gen., Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir E. L. Burwell
Comm. Mgr R. F. Adams
Sis. Prom. Mgr Gene Apperson
Pub. Dir Jack Howe
Chief Engineer Ed Roberts
W S N W— Seneca— 1949-KBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By.. Blue Ridge Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address P. O. Box 443
Representative Best
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. A. Gallimore
Treasurer .Virginia Gallimore
W T H E— Spartanburg— 1953
Frequency: 1400 Kc. . . Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Spartanburg Bcstg. Co.
Address 101 Schuyler Bldg.
Tel.: 3-2727 News Service: AP
Trans. Ser World
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr John K. L. Peterson
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir Raymond C Starr
Commercial Manager Ralph Sklar
Publicity Director Lanny Lay ton
Sales Prom. Mgr Rik Rogers
Chief Engineer. Clyde J. McClure
W 0 R D— Spartanburg— 1940
NBC
Frequency: 910 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Word, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. .... .291 E. Main St.
Tel.: 3-2711 News Service: AP
Representative Paul H. Raymer
President Irwin Kahn
Gen. Manager W. C. Bochman
Comm. Manager Charles B. Parham
Program Director Buddy Womick
Chief Engineer James L. Tate
WSPA— Spartanburg— 1929
CBS
Frequency: 950 Kc. ..... . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Spartan Radiocasting Co.
WriG-Sumter-1940
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WFIG. Inc.
Business-Studio Address. ..... .20 N. Main St.
Tel.: SP 3-7305 News Service: AP
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra
President F. B. Creech. Sr.
General Manager T. Doug Youngblood
Comm. Manager Fulton B. Creech, Jr.
Program Director Kathryn Gaillard
Chief Engineer Richard Elam
W S S C-Sumter-1953— ABN
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Sumter Inc.
Address East Calhoun St.
Representative Best
Trans. World
Membership NAB
President J. A. Gallimore
General Manager Ed Damron
Comm. Manager H. W. Fowler
Prog., Pub. Director Lillian Davis
WRCU-Union-1949-KBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .Bcstg. Co. of Union, Inc.
Address 210 East Main St.
Tel.: 1200 .News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Pres., Gen. Mgr Edward L. B. Osborne
V.P., Sec'y James F. Coggins
Program Director Ernest Johnson
Chief Engineer Walker Carver
WALD— Walterboro— 1947
Frequency: 1220 Kc. . . . . .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Walterboro Bcstg. Co.
Studio Address Ft. Benson St.
Tel.: 3861 News Service: AP
Representative Don Cook
General Manager Klein B. Beach, Jr.
WYCL-York-1956
Frequency: 1580 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned York-Clover Broadcasting Co.
Address. U. S. 321 By Pass
Tel.: MU 4-4241 News Service: AP
President C. B. Sigmon
General Manager Harvey Laughter
Commercial Manager Archie Warren
Prog. Dir . Larry Bumgardner
603
South Dakota
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 715,000; Families— 201,000; Lie. Stations— 19,
Sta. CP's— 0; Radio Homes— 194,000; TV Homes— 119,000
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Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir.. .R. V. Eppel
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr. M. Johnson
Chief Engineer. J. R. Doherty
KABR Aberdeen— 1952
KBS
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts fl.
Owned-Operated By ..... . Yankton Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 527
Tel: 4959 ............... .News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Trans. Standard
Representative Bob Dore
General Manager. ............... Bill Johnson
Sta. Mgr Neal Edwards
KSDN-Aberdeen-1948
ABN
Frequency: 930 Kc .Power: 1000 Watta
Owned-Oper. By Aberdeen News Co.
Tel. .................................4573
Newspaper Affil. .......... .American-News
Representative .Weed
Membership NAB
President .Henry J. Schmitt
Gen. Mgr., Pub. Director. .. .Byron McElligott
Commercial Manager. ....... .Russa Osborne
Program Director ........... E. C. Pieplow
Chief Engineer George Crocker
KBRK— Brookings— 1955
KBS
Frequency: 1430 Kc. ..... .Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Oper By. ....... .Brookings Bcstg. Co.
Address ............... Northwest Bank Bldg.
Tel.: 477 .News Services AP
Transcription Service ................ World
Gen., Comm. Mgr E. C. Stangland
Prog. Dir., Chief Eng.. Robert Reimers
KDSJ-Deadwood-1946
Frequency^ 980 Kc. ..... . .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . John, Eli & Harry Daniels
Address 745 Main
Tel.: 186 .. . . ..... .News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Gen., Bus. Manager .... ... Harry Daniels
KIJV— Huron-1947
NBC-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. James Valley Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. ........ 1726 Dakota St.
Tel: 765. News Service: UP
Transcription Service .Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Manager Max F. Staley
Comm. Manager ............ Dwight Coursey
K 0 R H-Miichell-1947-MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc. . . . Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ....... . Mitchell Bcstg. Assn.
Bus.-Studio Address 217-219 H. Main
Tel.: 621 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service ........... .Lang«-W©rth
Ef)LY-Mobridge-1956-KBS
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d..
Owned Mobridge Bcstg. Corp.
Address 114 Third St. East
Tel.: 654. News Service: UP
Trans. World
Pres., Mgr L. L. Coleman
KGFX-Pierre-1916-KBS
Frequency: 630 Kc. ..... Power: 200 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. Estate of Dana McNeil
Bus.-Studio Address. .... .203 W. Summit Ave.
Tel.: 2351 News Service: UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr. Ida A. McNeil
Chief Engineer. Hugo Conrath, Jr.
K0TA— Rapid City-
CBS
1936
Frequency: 1380 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ......... . Duhamel Ent., Inc.
Business Address .524V2 6th St.
Tel: FI 2-2000 .News Services: UP, AP
Representative .Headley-Reed
Transcription Service Capitol
Membership NAB, R AB
President, Gen. Mgr Helen S. Duhamel
Sales Prom. Mgr Arthur L. Jones
Prog.. Pub. Dir Abner H. George
Business Manager .... .William F. Turner
Farm, Ranch Dir.. .Gene Taylor
Chief Eng.......... .Robert Musfeldt
KRSD— Rapid City— 1953
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Heart of the Black Hills
Address P. O. Box 609
Tel.: FI 2-6050 ........ .News Service: UP
Trans. Ser. Thesaurus
General Manager. ..... ..... .Eli Daniels
KELO-Sioux Falls— 1937
MBC
Frequency: 1320 Kc. . . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ... . .Midcontlnent Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Addres ..... Phillips Ave. — 8th St.
Tel.? 4-5841 .News Services: UP. AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative. .H-R Reps.. Bulmer & Johnson
Membership NAB, RAB
President Joe Floyd
Gen.. Comm. Manager Evans Nord
Sales Prom. Mgr.. ... ... Jack Townsend
Chief Engineer. ................ .Lester Froke
KI HO— Sioux Falls— 1948
MBS
Frequency* 1270 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts
604
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Owned Ware Bcstg. Corp.
Address 218 South Main Ave.
TeL: 4-7736 News Service: UP
Representative Pearson
Trans. Ser World
Gen. Mgr Robert J. Flynn
Comm. Mgr Vince Casey
Chief Eng Roman A. Kramer
KISD— Sioux Falls— 1948
KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KISD. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 3631 W. 12 St.
Tel.: 4-5571 News Service: AP
Station Representative Cooke
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Prog. Dir Verl Thompson
Comm. Manager Roland Phillip
Sis. Prom. Manager Shirli Adams
Chief Engineer Dick Perry
KS00— Sioux Falls— 1927
ABN
Freq.: 1140 Kc Power: 10 Kw. d., 5 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By. Sioux Falls Bcstg. Asso« Inc.
Address 317 S. Phillips Ave.
Tel.: 4-5601 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Station Representative Avery-KnodeUnc.
President Morton Henkin
V.P., Gen. Mgr George R. Hahn
Comm. Mgr Orrin Melton
Prog. Dir Ray Loftesness
Chief Engineer Max E. Pierce
KWAT— Waiertown— 1926
MBS-KBS
Froquency: 950 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Midland Natl. Life Ins. Co.
Address .Box 74
News Service AP
Transc. Service Standard, World
Representative Gill-Perna
Membership NAB, RAB
President H. Smith Hagen
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Ross E. Case
Program Director Gene Branter
Sales Prom. Mgr B. J. Kinney
KWYR-Winner-1957
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 5 Kw., d.
Owned Midwest Radio Corp.
Address 333 W. Second St.
News Services UP, AP
Manager Earl Williams
Prog. Dir Cliff Pike
K Y N T— Yankton— 1955— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Yankton Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 105
Tel.: 3623 News Service: UP
Transcription Service . .Thesaurus
Representative Bob Dore
Membership NAB, RAB
President William M. Smith
Gen. Mgr., Exec. V.P William E. Johnson
Chief Engineer John C. Briggs
W N A X— Yankion-1922— CBS
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Peoples Bcstg.
Bus.-Studio Address 3rd & Mulberry Sts.
TeL: 442 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Katx
Membership NAB, RAB
V.P., General Manager Donald D. Sullivan
Resident Manager Clair W. Giles
Commercial Manager Nick Bolton
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Roland Peterson
Program Director Jack Vaughn
Chief Engineer .Clifton M. Todd
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 3,562,000; Families— 974,000; Lie. Stations— 101,
Sta. CP's— 3; Radio Homes— 942,000; TV Homes— 689,000
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WLAR-Alhens— 1947
KBS-MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Athens Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address ....... N. Jackson St.
Tel.: 1450 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil Daily Post-Athenian
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr William P. Atkins
President Lowell F. Arterburn
Gen., Comm. Mgr Buell J. Charles
Chief Engineer Andrew Bates
WOPI-Brislol-1929-NBC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
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Owned. Radiophone Bcstg. Station, WOPI, Inc.
Address Easley- Wright Bldg., 310 State St.
Tel.: SO 3730 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative - Burn-Smith
Membership .NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Manager .....W. A. Wilson
Commercial Mgr James C. Wilson
WHLP— Centerville— 1955
Frequency: 1570 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned. ...... .Tri-County Broadcasting Corp.
News Service UP
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB, RAB
60S
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President J. Gil Thompson
Gen., Sta., Prom. Mgr . . Earl Carney
Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir John C. Kerr
Publicity Director Louise McCaleb
Chief Engineer J. W. Chessor
WAG C— Chattanooga— 1946
MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ...... . WAGC Bcstg. Co.
Address Hotel Patten
Tel.: AM 7-1128 News Service: UP
Representative . . . . Dora-Clayton
Pres.. P. F. Furlow
Gen., Sta. Mgr John Sanders
Prog. Dir Gaylord A. McPherson
Chief Engineer .......... George McMurtri©
WAP 0— Chattanooga— 1934
ABN
Frequency: 1150 Kc . Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By. ..... . . WAPO Bcstg. Service
Business-Studio Address. . . .New Read House
Tel.: AM 6-6141 News Service: UP
Membership , NAB
Representative H-R Reps.
Pres Gordon Gambill
Comm. Mgr. Walter Stamper
W D E F— Chattanooga— 1941
NBC
Frequency: 1370 Kc .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .WDEF Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address Volunteer Bldg.
Tel.: AM 7-3393 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service ...... Capitol
Representative .................... Irannam
Membership NAB, RAB
President. Carter M. Parham
Gen. Sta. Comm. Mgr.. ....... .Ken Flenniken
Pub.. Prog. Director .............. Kenn Early
Chief Engineer . B. C. Baker
W D 0 D— Chattanooga— 1925
CBS
Frequency: 1310 Kc. . . . . . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ....... . .WDOD Bcstg. Corp.
Address .Hamilton Natl. Bank Bldg.
Tel.: AM 6-5117 ....News Service: AP
Transcription Service ...... Standard, World
Representative. ............ .Paul H„ Raymer
Gen. Mgr. H. F. Wehrmann
Comm. Mgr Bryan J. Bush
Program Director Earnest Feagans
Chief Engineer Edward Walker
W D X B— Chattanooga— 1948
Frequency: 1490 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By French, Inc.
Address Dome Bldg.
Tel: AM 6-1114. ... News Service: AP
Representative .Forjo©
Pres. . Stephen C. French
Comm. Mgr. Luther Wilson
WMFS— Chattanooga— 1951
KBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WMFS. Inc.
Address. .835 McCallie Ave.
Telephone 6-4146
Representative Pearson
Pres., Gen. Mgr B. F. J. Timm
Sta., Comm. Mgr., Prog., Pub. Dir F. Webb
WMCH-ChurchHill-1954
KBS
Frequency: 1260 .....Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Thales E. Wallace
Address P. O. Box 148
Tel.: EL 7-2601 News Service: AP
President. Thales E. Wallace
Comm. Manager James M. Smith
WDXM-Clarksville-1954
Frequency: 540 Kc. ..... Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned...... Clarksville Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Bailey Bldg.
Tel.: MI 5-2411 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Representative . . Venard, Rintoul & McConnell
Gen, Manager. J. M. Cecil
Comm. Mgr Charles Malone
WJZM-Clarksville-
KBS-MBS
1941
Frequency: 1400 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . Campbell & Shaftall
Business-Studio Address 411 Madison St.
Tel: MI 5-6414 News Service: AP
Membership .NAB, RAB
Representative Jack Masla
Pres., Gen. Manager J. Parry Sheftall
Sta. Mgr., Chief Eng John Bailey
Program Director... Ernest Simmons
Publicity Director Richard McCullough
Commercial Manager Charles Malone
Sis. Prom. Mgr John Berwind
WBAC-Cleveland-1945
MBS
Freauency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watt*
Own.-Oper. By. . . Fitch & Kile. Inc.
Business-Studio Address. ... 180 Central Ave.
Tel.: GR 6-7593. . News Service: UP
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Thad E. Fitch
Prog.. Pub. Director... Paul Kirksey
Chief Engineer ....William D. Stuart
WCLE-Cleveland-1957
KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Southeastern Entp.
Address 33 Ocoee St.
Telephone GR 2-6511
Sta., Sis. Mgr Bill Stamps
606
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Comm. Mgr Vance A. Travis
WKRM
-Columbia-
KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Middle Tenn. Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address. .P. O. Box 71
Tel.: EV 8-3636 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World. Thesaurus
Representative Walker
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen.-Sta. Mgr . R. M. McKay, Jr.
Prog. Dir Dick Davis
Sis. Prom., Comm. Mgr.. Mel Dugger
Pub. Director Jim Keiran
Chief Engineer Cameron McKay
WHUB-Cookeville-1940
CBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WHUB, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 315 V2 E. Spring
Tel.: 789 News Service: UP
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., General Manager . M. L. Medley
Sta. Mgr Stacey Mott
Chief Engineer Claude Haston
WKBL— Covington— 1954
KBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned . . . Tipton County Broadcasting Co., Inc.
Address Covington
Tel.: GR 6-9635 News Service: AP
Trans Lang-Worth
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Bob Whiteley
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Jack Whitehorn
Program Director Dave Stewart
Publicity Director Tim Daniels
WZYX-Cowan— 1957
Frequency: 1440 Kc .Power: 1 Kw.. d.
Owned . Cumberland Bcstg. Co.
Address Cowan
Gen. Mgr A. D. Smith, Jr.
Sta. Mgr .James F. Spencer
WAEW— Crossville— 1952
KBS
Frequency: 1330 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WAEW, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 278
News Service UP
Membership RAB
President, Gen. Mgr Arthur Wilkerson
V.P., Secretary Evelyn Wynn
Comm., Sta. Manager Clarence Stinnett
W D N T— Dayton— 1957— KBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Norman A. Thomas
Address Box 294
Tel.: 1540 News Service: AP
Trans Standard
W D K N-Dickson-1955-KBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ...... Dickson Co. Bcstg. Inc.
Address „ Box 71
Tel.: HI 6-2852 .News Service: AP
Membership RAB, NAB
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr W. Potts
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr ... Warren Medley
Program Director .William Phillips
Chief Engineer. Richard D. Essner
WDSG
-Dyersburg-
KBS
1946
Frequency: 1450 Kc ...Power: 250 Watts
Owned State Gazette Bcstg.
Address Box 58
Tel.: AT 5-1294 News Service: AP
V.P., Gen. Mgr . .Robert W. Ward
WTR0— Dyersburg— 1957
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 500 W., d,
Owned Southern Gen. Bcstg. Co.
Address Cordell Hull Hotel
Tel.: AT 5-4173 News Service: UP
Trans Lang- Worth
Representative Best
Membership NAB, RAB
President Hamilton Parks
Gen. Mgr Gene G. Williams
Comm. Mgr Mahlon Greene
WBEJ— Elizabethan— 1946
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned WBEJ. Inc.
Business-Studio Address Box 829
Representative Dora-Clayton, Gill-Perna
News Service .UP
Pres R. W. Turrentine, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr William E. Hale
Comm. Mgr James P. Austin
WEMB— Erwin— 1956— KBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc .Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Max M. Blakemore
Address Snyder Bldg.
Tel.: 2-2011 News Service: UP
Trans Thesaurus
Gen. Mgr Max M. Blakemore
Prog. Dir . .W. B. Early
WCPH— Etowah— 1955
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned-Oper. By Morgan Bcstg. Co.
Address .109 9th St.
Transcription World
Representative Hil F. Best
President, Gen. Mgr H. J. Morgan
WEKR-Fayetteville— 1948
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
607
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Owned-Oper. By Fayetteville Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address .Box 625
Tel.: 1240 News Services AP
Trans. Ser .Thesaurus
Membership NARTB. RAB
President John R. Crowder
General Manager James Porter Clark
Station Manager Jim Tate
Program Director ........ Charles W. Shewry
Chief Engineer.... Ernest Tucker
WAGC-Franklin-1953
Frequency: 950 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Williamson County Bcstg.
Address Mallory Rd.
Tel.: 982 ................ . .News Service: AP
President William Ormes
Gen. Mgr., Ch. Engineer. .... .Ellis F. Jones, Jr.
W H I M— Gallatin— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc. .... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper* By ... . Sumner County Bcstg. Co.
Address ......................... .Box 811
Tel: 1010. ............... .News Service: AP
Transcription World
Membership .NAB
Gen. Mgr. ..... Charles W. Brewer
Asst. Manager. ................ . Lottie Shaw
WGRV-Greeneville-1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .... .Radio Greeneville, Inc.
Address Radio Bldg.
News Service .UP
Manager .... . . ....... Paul Metcalfe
Commercial Manager ......Hugh Pickel
WHET-Harriman-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc .... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned .Folkways Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address........... .Devonia & Crescent
Tel.: 661 . . News Service: AP
Transcription Service. .Thesaurus
Representative .Continental
Pies., Gen. Mgr. ......... William R. McDaniel
WIIU-Humboldi-1949
KBS
Frequency: 740 Kc .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Gibson Co. Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address. .210 N. 22nd Ave.
Tel.: SU 4-1740. .......... .News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil. ........... Courier-Chronicle
President J. F. Wesnneth
Gen„ Sta. Mr. ...... ... .Howard E. Byrum
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr. ........ Carroll Wilson
Prog. Director. . ............. .Bill Carter
Chief Engineer. . Gerald Hicks
WDXI-Jackson-1948-KBS
Freq.: 1310 Kc. .... Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. a.
Owned-Operoted By. ...... . .Dixie Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Williams Bldg.
Tel.: 7-9611 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Venard
Membership NAB
Pres. Aaron B. Robinson
Gen. Mgr Jack Cecil
WJAK-Jackson-1954
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By. .. .Jackson Broadcasting Co.
Address 416 Poplar St.
Tel.: 7-7436 News Service: UP
Rep. Dora-Clayton
Trans Lang-Worth
Membership NAB
Pres Dr. Alexander Leech
Gen. Mgr Robert Blow
Comm. Mgr. Bill Winsett
Chief Eng. Henry S. Lesh
WTJS-Jackson-1931-AEN
Frequency: 1390 Kc ... .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ... . .The Sun Publishing Co.
Bus.-Studio Address Jackson
Tel: 7-3316. News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Jackson Sun
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Branham
Membership NAB, RAB
V.P., Gen. Mgr.. .A. A. Stone
Manager Frank S. Proctor
Asst. Mgr .L. R. Brooks
Program Director. .Vince Tapler
Chief Engineer. James Ellzey
WCLC-Jamesiown-1957
KBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned .... Jamestown Bcstg. Co.
Address . Box 415
Tel.: TR 9-2825 .News Service: UP
Gen. Mgr. Clarence Stinnett
Comm. Mgr. James Hamby
WE TB- Johnson City — 1947
Frequency: 790 Kc. ..... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By .Press, Inc.
Business Address. Press Bldg.
News Service AP
Representative McGUItts
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB, RAB
President Carl A. Jones
Manager Arthur Kelsey
WJHL— Johnson City— 1939
CBS
Freq.: 910 Kc. .. .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By WJHL, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. ... .145 W. Main St.
News Service AP, UP
Representative. John E. Pearson
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr. ........ W. H. Lancaster. Jr.
Sta., Comm. Mgr.. ................ ,K. Marsh
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WKIN-Kingsport-1951
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5000 Watts, d.
Owned & Operated WKIN, Inc.
Address Market & Wexler Sts.
Tel.: CI 6-8131 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Cy N. Bahakel
Sta., Prom. Manager Phil Bahakel
WKPT-Kingspori-
NBC
1940
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Kingsport Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 222 Commerce St.
Tel.: CI 5-4161 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NAB
President C. P. Edwards, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Manager Paul L. Overbay
Commercial Mgr Phil Weaver
Program Dir Martin Karant
Chief Engineer Thomas Phillips
WBIR— Knoxville— 1941
ABN
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Station WBIR, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. .1513 Hutchison Ave.
Tel.: 5-8101 News Service: UP
Transcription Thesaurus
Membership NAB, RAB
President, Manager John P. Hart
Comm. Mgr Leon Ridings
Program Director Robert Agee
Publicity Director Robert Wilson
Chief Engineer J. Rex Horton
WIVK-Knoxville-1953
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Dick Bcstg. Co.
Address 319 N. Gay Street
Tel.: 4-3693 News Service: AP
Trans Lang- Worth
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative Walker
Pres., Gen., Sta., Sis. Prom. Mgr J. A. Dick
WKGN-Knoxville-1946
MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WKGN Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Box 1750
Tel.: 4-0766 News Service: AP
Station Representative World
Gen., Sta., Prog. Dir Guy L. Smith, HI
Comm. Manager Charles Kuhn
Chief Engineer Robert Goodman
WKXV— Knoxville-1953
KBS
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owner Knoxville Ra-Tel
Address 411V2 W. Main St.
Telephone 4-9866
Membership RAB
President B. L. Boring
Comm. Manager Marvin Thompson
Office Manager Mrs. Willie Day
WNOX-Knoxville— 1921
CBS
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . Scripps-Howard Radio, Inc.
Address 4400 Whittle Springs Rd. N. E.
Tel.: 3-3171 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation News Sentinel
Transcription Service Standard
Representative John Blair
Membership NAB, RAB
President Jack R. Howard
Gen., Sta. Manager R. B. Westergaard
Publicity Director Gene Miller
Comm., Sts. Prom. Mgr. . O. L. Smith
Prog. Director C. A. McMahon
Chief Engineer Ray Evans
WATE-Knoxville-1927
NBC
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WATE. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 612 Gay St.
Tel.: 2-7111 News Service: UP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB, RAB
V.P., Gen. Mgr W. H. Linebaugh
Manager David H. Carpenter
Commercial Manager J. T. McClaud
Program Dir Wayne Hudson
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Carl Huster
Chief Engineer Fred Andrews
WLAF— Lafollette— 1953
KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owner LaFollette Bcstg. Co.
Address Piedmont Hotel
Tel.: 1060 News Service: AP
Membership RAB
Transcription Service World, Capitol
Gen. Mgr., Chief Eng Marvin L. Paul
Commercial Manager John H. Farmer
W D X E— Lawrenceburg— 195 1
KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Lawrenceburg Bcstg. Co.
Address Locke Bldg.
Tel: SO 2-4411 .News Service: UP
Trans. Ser World
Membership NAB
Representative Ayers
President Aaron B. Robinson
V.P., Gen. Mgr Jack Cecil
Sta. Mgr Ken Marston
Comm. Mgr Bud Sawyer
Chief Engineer Phil Kemper
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W C 0 R-Lebanon-1949-KBS
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . .Lebanon Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Lebanon
Tel.: 1540 News Service: AP
Pres., Sta. Mgr Theo. F. Ezell, Jr.
Commercial Manager Jack Hendrickson
WLIL
-Lenoir City-
KBS
1950
Frequency: 730 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owner WLIL, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 151
Tel.: 1095 News Service: UP
Representative Best
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr. ...... Arthur WiUcerson
V.P., Office Mgr Mrs. Evelyn Wynn
Commercial Manager Lester DeLong
WJJM-Lewisburg-1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc. ..... . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Louis D. Lingnei
Address .East Hill
Tel.: 780 News Service: AP
Trans. Ser World
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
Station Manager Bob Davidson
Prog. Dir Barbara Matthews
Chief Engineer R. C. Wiley
WD XL— Lexington— 1954
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned Lexington Bcstg. Co.
Address Broad & Church
Tel.: WO 8-3500 News Service, UP
Station Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NAB
General Manager Ben Enochs
Comm. Mgr. Ann Flagg
Prog. Dir . . Ev Flagg
WMSR-Manchester-1956
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 1 Kw„ d.
Owned . .Manchester Bcstg. Co.
Address 611 McArthur St.
Tel.: PA 8-3526 .News Service: UP
Trans . SES AC
Representative Best
Gen. Mgr. L. Murray Chumley
Comm. Mgr Jim Webb
WCMT-Martin-1957
Frequency: 1410 Kc. Power: 1 Kw.
Owned. J. T. Sudbury
Address Blytheville, Ark.
Tel.: PO 2-2093 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr. . J. T. Sudbury
Sta. Mgr .Fred Walker
WGAP-Maryville-1947
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned By Aluminum Cities Bcstg. Co.
Address % \% Gears St,
Tel.: YU 3-4310 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, RAB
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
Representative Hil F. Best
Pres., General Manager F. H. Corbett
Ccmmercial Manager Horace McGill
Prog. Dir Ken D. Kribbs
Publicity Director Ken Johnson
Chief Engineer Henry McDonald, Jr.
WHDM-McKenzie-1954
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned Tri-County Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Hotel McKenzie
Tel.: EL 2-3371 News Service: AP
Trans. Ser Thesaurus
Station Rep Best
Pres., Gen. Mgr Earl S. Nolting
Sec'y.-Treas Gladys Nolting
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir Lance Beard
Comm. Manager .Irene Morgan
Chief Engineer Martin Dill
WBMC-McMinnville-1955
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 500 W., d.
Owned-Oper. . . . Cumberland Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 270
Tel.: 2104 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President Harold Laws
General Manager Franklin H. Brown
Program Director James R. Eastman
Chief Engineer Roy E. Pearsall
WMMT
-McMinnville-
MBS-KBS
1947
Frequency: 1230 Kc. . .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . McMinnville Brdg. Co., Inc
Address. .N. Chancery St.
News Service UP
Transcription World
General Manager ........ Royce E. Richards
KWEM-Memphis-1946
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated By KWEM, Inc.
Address Box 142
Telephone GL 8-331 1
Representative Bernard
Chairman, Board E. D. Rivers, Jr.
Gen. Mgr John R. Barlett
Comm. Manager Kurt Alexander
WLOK-Memphis-1951
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By WLOK, Inc.
Address ......... .378 Beale St.
Tel.: JA 5-7545 News Service: UP
Rep Dora-Clayton, Stars National
Pres Jules Paglin
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr.. ..... .Eugene P. Weil
Chief Engineer William Jones
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WD I A— Memphis-1947
Freq.: 1070 Kc Power: 50 Kw. d., 5 Kw. n.
Owned By WDIA, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 2074 Union Ave.
Tel.: BR 6-2703 News Service: UP
Representative ..'... Pearson
Membership R AB
General Manager. Bert Ferguson
Commercial Manager. Harold F. Walker
WHBQ-Memphis-
MBS-ABN
1925
Freq.: 560 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By. ... . .RKO Teleradio Pictures
Bus.-Studio Address Hotel Chisca
Tel.: JA 5-6306 News Service: UP
Representative H-R
Membership NAB, RAB
President Thomas F. O'Neil
Gen., Sta. Mgr William H. Grumbles
Comm. Mgr Max Michel, Jr.
Prog. Director. Charles Sullivan
Sales Service Mgr.. Jack Starr
Publicity Diretcor. Gene Roper
Chief Engineer Welton Roy
WHER— Memphis— 1955
Frequency: 1430 Kc. .... .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Tri -State Bcstg. Service
Address 972 S. Third St.
Tel.: JA 5-6831 News Service: UP
Representative Dove & Pancoast
President. Sam C. Phillips
Gen., Comm. Manager. .William S. Decker, Jr.
WHHM-Memphis— 1946
Frequency: 1340 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Mid-South Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. . . .930 Madison Ave.
Tel.: JA 7-4422 News Service: UP
Reps Everett-McKinney
Membership RAB, NAB
President P. E. Furlow
General Manager C. K. Beaver
Program Director John Can
Commercial Manager Allan Avery
Chief Engineer Ronnie Goss
W M C-Memphis-1923-NBC
Frequency: 790 Kc. ..... . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... . Memphis Publishing Co.
Business-Studio Address Third & Madison
Tel: JA 6-7464 News Service: UP
News. Affil Memphis Pub. Co.
Representative John Blair
Membership NAB. RAB
President Enoch Brown
General Manager. ............ .H. W. Slavick
Station Manager Stan Torgerson
Sales Mgr Ray Gill
Prod. Mgr John Mcintosh
Comm. Mgr Ray Gill
Pub. Director Walter E. Frase
Chief Engineer E. C. Frase, Jr.
WMPS-Memphis-1925
Freq.: 680 Kc Power: 10 Kw. d.; 5 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By WMPS, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. . . 112 Union Ave.
Tel.: JA 5-2663 News Service: UP
Trans. Service Standard, World. Sesac
Representative . Radio-TV Representatives
Membership , NAB, RAB
Pres Harold R. Krelstein
V.P., Gen. Mgr Charles De Vols
Program Dir W. E. Crump
Chief Engineer J. G. Deaderick
W R E C— Memphis— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 600 Kc. . . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WREC Bcstg. Service
Business-Studio Address Hotel Peabody
News Service .UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth. World
Membership NAB
Representative Katx
Owner, General Manager .... Hoy t B. Wooten
Commercial Manager ........ Hollis R. Wooten
Program Director Jack Michael
Chief Engineer. Wilson Raney
WKBJ-Milan-1955
Frequency: 1600 Kc ...Power: 1000 Watts
Owned. West Tennessee Bcstg. Co.
Address Milan Hotel
Tel: MU 6-2481 News Service: AP
President Ben Ivey King
Gen., Station Mgr Jack Merrill
Sales Prom. Mgr W. G. Denney
Prog. Director Billy J. Haney
Chief Engineer Bill Markham
WCRK— Morristown-1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc 1 Kw., d.; 500 W., n.
Owned-Oper. By Cherokee Bcstg. Corp,
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address . . Radio Center
Tel.: 1450 News Service: AP
Trans. Ser .World
Representative Hal Holman
Membership RAB
General Manager Howell Ashford
WMTN— Morrisiown— 1957
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 5 Kw., d.
Address So. Cumberland-Radio Center
Tel.: 856 News Service: UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr George Guertin
Comm. Mgr Keith Huxley
WGNS-Murfreesboro-1946
KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc. ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Murf reesboro Bcstg.
Address Elrod Bldg.
News Service AP
Representative Holman
Trans. Ser Thesaurus
Membership NAB
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President, Gen. Mgr Cecil Elrod. Jr.
Sta. Mgr „ .William O. Barry
Comm. Mgr Joe Clayton
W M T S— Murf reesboro— 1953
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Arthur D. Smith, Jr.
Address 112 N. W. Broad St.
Tel.: TW 3-6611 News Service: UP
Trans. Service .Standard, World
Representative Best
Membership NAB, RAB
President, Gen. Mgr. A. D. Smith, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr Virgil Trimm
Commercial Mgr. Charles Snoddy
Sales Prom. Mgr Ray Duffy
Prog. Dir. John Hood
Pub. Dir . . . . .Mabel Brock
Chief Eng ..Harry Height
WENO-Nashville-1957
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Central Bcstg. Corp.
Address ............ .Box 5236
Tel.: 7-5401 News Service: UP
Representative Grant
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. H. C. Young. Jr.
WKDA-Nashville-1947
Frequency: 1240 Kc Pew©r: 250 Wetts
Owned-Oper. By. ........ .Capitol Bcstg. Co.
Address. .American Natl. Bank Bldg.
Tel.: AL 4-0511 . .......... .News Service: AP
Representative .Stars National, Inc.
Membership .NAB, RAB
President.......... ..John W. Kluge
Gen., Comm. Mgr. ........ Harvey L. Glascock
Prog. Director Charles F. Walker
Chief Engineer. Oscar C. Griffin
WLAC— Nashville— 1926
CBS
Frequency: 1510 Kc . . .Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned . . Life & Casualty Insurance Co., Tenn.
Bus-Studio Address. ... . . 159 4th Ave. N.
TeI» .AL 6-0161
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative . . . &atz
Membership .NAB, RAB
V. P.. Gen. Mgr F. C. Sowell
Commercial Manager E. G. Blackman
Promotion Manager Thrace Warren
Program Director .Paul Oliphant
Chief Engineer. F. D. Binas
WMAK— Nashville— 1948
Frequency: 1300 Kc .... . .Powers 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Volunteer State Bcstg. Co.
Address ............... .Maxwell House Hotel
Tel.: AL 4-3411 . ........ .News Service: UP
Station Rep.. .... .Broadcast Time Sales, Ayers
Membership NAB
President. .Howard D„ Steere
Gen. Mgr. Emil J. Popke, Jr.
Sta. Mgr. Robert Hamilton
Comm. Mgr Jim Cooke
Chief Eng Homer Cole
WNAH-Nashville-1949
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Hermitage Bcstg. Corp.
Address James Robertson Hotel
Tel.: AL 4-7611 News Service: UP
Representative Continental
Pres., Gen. Mgr Van T. Irwin, Jr.
Comm. Manager Herman Rippy
Program Director Jim Williams
Pub Dir Wink Willoughby
Chief Engineer Harold Woodard
WSIX-Nashville-1927
ABN
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WSIX, Inc.
Address Nashville Trust Building
Tel.: AL 5-5431 ...News Service: AP
Station Representative ..... H-R, Clarke-Brown
Membership NAB
Sta., Gen. Mgr E. S. Tanner
Comm Mgr Clarence L. Waggoner
Program Director Bob Larimer
Chief Engineer Charles R. Duke
W S M-Nashville-1925-NBC
Frequency: 650 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WSM, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 7th & Union
Tel.: AL 4-5656.. News Services: AP, INS, UP
Representative John Blair
Membership RAB, NAB
President. John H. DeWitt, Jr.
Gen. Mgr Bob Cooper
Chief Engineer Carl Jenkins
Prom. Mgr Royal McCullough
WSOK-Nashville-1951
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Rounsaville of Nashville
Address 400 Davidson St.
Tel.: CH 2-0489 News Service: AP
Trans. Lang- Worth
Representative Gill-Perna, Dora-Clayton
Pres., Gen. Mgr Robert W. Rounsaville
Comm. Mgr W. D. Salmon
W L I K-Newpori-1954-KBS
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 5 Kw., d.
Owned WLIK, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 270
Tel.: 3095 .News Service: UP
Membership RAB, NAB
President, Gen. Mgr Arthur Wilkerson
V.P., Sta., Comm. Mgr.. Ira B. Crisp
WATO-Oak Ridge— 1948
MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc. ..... . .Powers 250 Watts
612
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Owned-Oporated By WATO, Inc.
Address 253 E. Main St.
Tel.: 5-3535 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Bob Dore
General Manager Sam Thrower
Program Director William E. Sorrell
Comm. Manager Leonard M. McCoig
WOKE— Oak Ridge— 1951
KBS
Freq.: 1290 Kc... Power: 1000 W. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By WOKE. Inc.
Address Box 2017
Tel.: 5-1333 News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership RAB
General Manager Virgil Trimm
Comm. Mgr Joe Brewer
Program Director Wayne Hannah
Chief Engineer Edward Troupe
WTPR-Paris-1947-KBS
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 250 WatU d.
Owner Paris Bcstg. Co.
Address No. Poplar St.
Tel.: 1700 News Service: UP
Trans. Service World
Representative . . Venard. Rintoul & McConnell
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr A. B. Robinson
Sta. Mgr Joe P. Van Dyke
Commercial Manager D. A. Drumm
Prog., Pub. Dir Verne A. Brooks
Chief Engineer Don Somerville
W K S R— Pulaski— 1947— ABN
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Richland Broadcasting Co.
Address Jones Bldg.
Tel.: 1066 News Service: UP
Transcription Thesaurus
Representative John M. Clarke Co.
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr John R. Stephens
Commercial Manager Mrs. Alene Cane
Sales Prom. Mgr Norris Hammond
Program Director George Martin
Publicity Director Jack Melby
Chief Engineer N. G. Morgan
WTRR-Ripley-1954-KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Lauderdale Bcstg.
Address 113 E. Washington St.
Tel.: 1060 News Service: UP
Rep Hil F. Best
Gen. Mgr Colonel L. B. Fuqua
Comm. Mgr Charles Thompson
Program Director Virginia Harrison
Chief Engr Jim Edwards
WRKH— Rockwood-1957
Tel.: 347 News Service: UP
Trans Thesaurus
President Herman Spivey
Gen., Sta. Mgr Willard W. Wilson
Prog. Dir Hugh L Allen
WRGS— Rogersville— 1954
Frequency: 1370 Kc..,. Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By Rogersville Bcstg. Co.
Address Burem Pike
Tel.: 6491 News Service: UP
Transcription Service .Thesaurus
Rep Hil F. Best
General Manager John E. Beal
Commercial Manager „ Charles W. Beal
Sta., Sis. Prom. Mgr George Beal
Pub. Dir., Prog. Dir., Chief Eng F. A. Berry
WORM
-Savannah-
KBS
1956
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 250 W.. d.
Owned Savannah Bcstg. Service, Inc.
Address Savannah, Tenn.
Tel.: 4088 News Service: UP
Trans SESAC
President W. L. Barry
Gen. Mgr Neal B. Bunn
Comm. Mgr Paul Rice
WSEV-Sevierville— 1955
Frequency: 930 Kc .Power: 5 Kw., d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Smoky Mountain Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 192
Tel.: 2844 News Service: UP
Membership RAB, NAB
President James McAfee
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Hugh Trotter
Sales Promotion Mgr Frank Prater
Traffic Manager Malcolm Hodges
Publicity Director Peggy Shanton
Chief Engineer Jim Price
WHAL— Shelbyville— 1946
MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Shelbyville Bestg. Co., Inc.
Address. .P. O. Box 241
Tel.: 1400 News Service: UP
V.P., Gen. Mgr Charles Christian
WEPG— South Pittsburgh
1954— KBS
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned .. Marion County Broadcasting Service
Address Box 8
Tel.: TE 7-6185 News Service: UP
Transcription World
President, Gen., Sta. Mgr. . . Eaton P. Govan. Jr.
Comm.. Sales Prom. Mgr Vinette B. Govan
Chief Engineer William H. Dunn
£sr. 5.80 Zc:: : : : : : : :?££ K w s M t— Sparta— 1953
Address Rockwood Frequency: 1050 Kc. . . .Power: 1000 Watt* <L
613
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Gen. Comm. Mgr Henry Beam
Prog. Dir Joe Hathcock
Chief. Eng W. C. Spraggins
Owned-Oper. By Sparta Bcstg. Co. Inc.
Address Highway 42
Tel.: 3751 News Service: UP
Transcription World
President Sam J. Albritton
Gen., Comm. Mgr Van L. Slack
W D B L— Springfield— 1950
KBS
Frequency: 1590 Kc.... Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Springfield Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address. P. O. Box 464
Tel.: 1287 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr W. N. Locke
W D E H— Sweetwater— 1955
KBS
Frequency: 800 Kcs.. Power: 1 Kw„ d.
Owned-Oper. By WDEH, Inc.
Address. Highway 1 1
News Service .UP
Transcription ..................... Thesaurus
Owners A. D. Smith, Jr., & F. Mullinax
Manager Lewis Penuel
WJIG-Tullahoma-1947
KBS
frequency? 740 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Tullahoma
Business Address. West Side Drive
Tel.: GL 5-2607 News Service: UP
Transcription Service ................ .World
Membership NAB
President M. Davidson Smith III
WENK-UnionCiiy-
KBS
1946
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Union City Bcstg. Co.
Address Wenk Bldg.
Tel.: 1240 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
Representative Vernard
President., Gen. Mgr Aaron B. Robinson
Sta. Mgr., Comm. Mgr E. B. Fritts
Prog. Pub. Dir William King
Chief Engineer...... ...Charles Holland
WTUC-Union City — 1956
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 W., d.
Owned Obion County Bcstg. Co.
Address 227 S. 2nd St.
News Service AP
Trans Lang-Worih
Representative Bes4
Gen. Mgr Louis C. Wrather
Comm. Mgr David J. Capps
WCDT— Winchester-
ABN-KBS
1948
F^quency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned. . . .Franklin County Radio & Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 1103
Tel.: WO 2-2201 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Man Harry W. Sullivan
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 9,268,000; Families— 2,668,000; Lie. Stations— 232,
Sta. CP's— 9; Radio Homes— 2,602,000; TV Homes— 2,030,000
Texas
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KHIT-Abilene-1957
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 500 W., d.
Owned Key City Bcstrs.
Address Box 383
Tel.: OR 4-7211 News Service: AP
Gen. Mgr Howard Barrett
Sis. Mgr Forest Lane
K R B C— Abilene— 1936— ABN
Freq.s 1470. ..... .Power: S Kw. d» 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By. ...... . .Abilene Radio & TV
Business Address. .......... .4510 S. 14th St.
Tel.: 2-8491 News Service: AP
Representative .............. Paul H. Raymer
Membership NAB, RAB
President, Gen. Mgr. . Dale Ackers
Station Manager Carroll Lee
K W K C-Abilene-1948-MBS
Frequency; 1340 Kc. ..... . .Powers 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ........ . .Citizens Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 2500 Butternut
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Tel.. OR 3-2545 News Services: AP, UP
Transcription Service World
Rep. .... Venard, Rintoul & McConnell, Melville
Membership NAB
General Manager ................. A. C. Etter
KOPY-Alice-1947
Frequency: 1070 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Alice Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 731
Tel.: MO 4-4324 News Service: AP
Represenattive Stars National
Membership RAB
General Manager. ........ .Robert I. Grimes
KVLF-Alpine-1947
KBS-MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc ..... .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ...... . .Big Bend Bcstrs.
Business Address .Box 779
Tel.: TE 7-2144 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best
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Pres., Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr. . . Gene Hendryx
Program Director Phil Wayne
Chief Engineer Sherman Newsom
KAMQ-Amarillo-1947
MBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.„
500 Watts n.
Owned .... Top of Texas Broadcasting Co., Inc.
Address .1301 Polk Street
Tel.: DR 2-6543 News Service: AP
Trans Thesaurus
Representative . . . Venard, Rintoul & McConnell
President Hoyt Houck
General Manager Robert Houck
Sta.. Comm., Prom. Mgr George Oliver
Prog Webster Smith
Chief Engineer Richard Hedgecock
KFDA-Amarillo-1933
ABN
Fre.: 1440 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Lone Star Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address. . . .3500 Tee-Anchor Blvd.
Tel.: DR 4-1637 News Service: AP
Representative Raymer
President Charlie Jordan
Gen. Manager Bob Zellermayer
Prog. Dir Bill Rogers
KLYN-Amarillo-1947
Frequency: 940 Kc. ..... . .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Nichols- Whitney Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 2387
Tel.: DR 2-6773 News Service: AP
Station Director Joe S. Ramay
Chief Engineer Eugene Fennimore
K G N C-Amarillo-1922-NBC
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Plains Radio Bdcstg. Co.
Address ..2000 N. Polk St.
Tel.: DR 4-4601. . .News Services: UP, AP, INS
Newspaper Aff il Globe-News
Transcription Service World
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, RAB
President B. E. Walker
General Manager Wes Izzard
Comm. Manager Leon Krupp
Station Mgr Jack D. Liston
Prog. Dir Bill Lane
Chief Engineer W. H. Torrey
KRAY-Amarillo-1955
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 500 W., d.
Owned-Operated By R. D. Hollingsworth
Address 233 Paramount Bldg.
Tel.: DR 4-5235 News Service: AP
Representative Melville
President. R. D. Hollingsworth
Comm. Man Don Hodges
K Z I P-Amarillo-1955-KBS
Frequency* 1310 Ke .Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By Panhandle Bcstg. Co.
Address 808 Charlotte St.
News Service AP
Reps . . Broadcast Time Sales, Dora-Clayton
General Manager. .Ray Winkler
KACT
•Andrews-
KBS
1955
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned-Oper. By ........ Joseph E. Young
Address P. O. Box 638
Tel.: LA 3-2845 News Service: AP
Transcriptions World
Co.-Oner, Gen. Mgr., Ch. Eng.. J. E. Young
Promotion Manager Jacqueline Young
Sales Promotion Manager Weldon Kidd
K B U D-Athens-1948— KBS
Frequency: 1410 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned Henderson Cty. Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 309
Tel.: 2277 News Service: UP
Gen. Mgr.. Chief Eng .J. B. McNutt, Jr.
K A L T-Ailanta— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Ark-La-Tex Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 289
Transcription Service World
Tel.: 900 .News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
President Herman H. Wommack, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr., Chief Eng. .David A. Wommack
Commercial Manager A. N. Dowd
Program Director George D. Wommack
Publicity Director Jeane Wommack
K N 0 W-Ausiin-1927-ABN
Frequency: 1490 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned Pioneer Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 520 Capital Nat. Bank Bldg.
Tel.: GR 2-6213 News Service: AP
Station Rep Pearson
Membership NAB
President Wendell Mayes
Gen., Sta. Mgr Louis R. Cook
Commercial Mgr. M. H. Coleman
Program Dir .Harvey R. Boyd
Chief Engineer J. E. Lewis
KTBC-Ausiin-1939-CBS
Freq.: 590 Kc.. .Power: 5000 W. d., 1000 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By The LBJ Company
Bus.-Studio Address P. O. Box 1155
Tel.: GR 2-2424 News Service: UP
Representative Raymer
Chairman of the Board .... Claudia T. Johnson
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. C. Kellam
Sales Manager O. P. (Bob) Bobbitt
Sales Prom. Mgr Charles Brooks
Program Director Cactus Pryos
Pub. Dir. ....... .Elmo Brown
Chief Engineer .Ben Hearn
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Gen. Mgr C. B. Locke
Comm. Mgr Ed E. Carroll
Program Director Dick Mc Adoo
Publicity Director H. F. Caldwell
Chief Eng Harold W. Bartlett
KTXN— Austin— 1947
Frequency 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Austin, Inc.
Address 1211 E. 6th St.
Tel.: GR 7-4476 News Service: UP
Representative National Time Sales
President Robert Pinkerton
V. P Ed Pool
Gen. Mgr Joe A. Roddy, Jr.
Chief Engineer Ed Pool
KVET-Austin-1946-MBS
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Austin Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 1116
Tel.: GR 8-8521 News Service: UP
Representative For joe, Clarke Brown
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Willard Deason
Commercial Mgr H. W. Dunlop
Nat. Reg. Sales Dave Smith
Chief Engineer Willis Morter
KRUN-Ballinger-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Central West Bcstg.
Address Box 351
Tel.: 3151 News Service: AP
Representative Best, Melville
General Manager R. F. McGarvey
Comm. Mgr Clayton Jay
RIOX-BayCily-
MBS-KBS
1947
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Bay City Bcstg. Co.
Business Address .Box 1391
Tel.: CI 5-4642 News Service: UP
President J. G. Long
Gen., Station Manager Harry L. Becker
Comm. Mgr Don Rhea
Chief Eng Robert H. Hemphill
KREL— Baytown— 1947
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. E. O. Roden & Assoc.
Business Address Box 419
Tel.: 8211 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best
President. . E. O. Roden
Vice President W. I. Dove
Gen. Man Zane D. Roden
KFDM— Beaumont— 1924
ABN
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Beaumont Bdcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 2950
Tel.: TE 8-4731 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative . Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB
President D. A. Cannon
KJET— Beaumont— 1947
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned KPBX Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 2673
Tel.: TE 2-0201 News Service: UP
Station Rep For joe
Membership NAB
Transcription Capitol
V. P., Gen., Comm. Mgr Walter L. Rubens
KRIC— Beaumont— 1938
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By The Enterprise Co.
Bus, -Studio-Trans. Address 3130 Blanch ette
Tel.: TE 3-9421 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation. ."Enterprise", "Journal"
Representative Branham
Transcription World
President E. C. Davis
General Manager Frank Dusenbury
Sis. Prom. Mgr Tom Vaccarrello
Prog. Dir Neal Merritt
KTRM— Beaumont— 1947
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KTRM, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 230 Orleans St.
Tel.: TE 2-8478 News Service: AP
Rep Adam Young, Clarke Brown
Pres., Gen. Mgr Jack Neil
Sta., Comm. Manager Roy D. Shotte
KIBL-Beeville-1949
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 250 Wts.
Owned-Oper. By Bee Bdcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 650
Tel.: FL 8-2197 News Service: AP
Membership TAB
General Manager John D. Rossi
Comm. Manager James M. Goodman
Chief Engineer H. E. Bertram
REST— Big Spring— 1936
ABN
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Big Spring Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 702 Johnson St.
Tel.: 4-6391 News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
President William J. Wallace
Sis. Prom., Pgr. Dir.. Pub. Dir.. .J. N. Young, Jr.
Chief Engineer Andrew M. Jones
RHEM— Big Spring— 1956
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Elm Bcstg. Corp.
Address Settles Hotel
Tel.: AM 4-2524 News Service: AP
Representative Thomas F. Clark
616
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Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr Walt Lawson
KTXC-Big Spring— 1949
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 100 Watts
O wned-Oper. By Big State Bdcstg. Ce.
Address Big Spring City Park
Tel.: AM 4-4201 News Service: AP
Rep Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr V. T. Anderson
Exec. V.P E. W. Anderson
KFYN— Bonham— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper Charles L. & Jessie Mae Cain
Bus.Studio Address 903 E. Fourth St.
Tel.: JU 3-3151 News Service: UP
President, Gen. Mgr Charles Cain
Assistant Manager Jessie Mae Cain
K H U Z-Borger-1947-MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KHUZ. Inc.
Business Address 1431 Clayton St.
Tel.: BR 3-3744 News Service: UP
Transcription Service SESAC, World
Membership NAB
President R. G. Hughes
Sta. Mgr., Prog., Pub. Dir Jack Roberts
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr Louis W. Roberts
Chief Engineer Herman Kreiger
KNEL— Brady-1933-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Ruth Burns
Business-Studio Address Gibbons Bldg.
Telephone 77
Representative Hil F. Best
President Gene M. Burns
Commercial Manager J. S. Sloane
K S T B— Breckenridge— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Hugh M. McBeath
Business-Studio Address. . .1301 West Wheeler
Tel.: HI 9-4355 News Service: UP
Station Rep Best
Gen. Mgr Hugh M. McBeath
Comm. Mgr Sid Foster
Prog. Dir Lon Williams
KWHI-Brenham-
KBS
1947
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Tom S. Whitehead
Business Address IO8V2 Main St.
Membership NAB
Manager Tom S. Whitehead
Commercial Manager J. C. Price
KTFY— Brownfield— 1949
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Terry Cty. Bdcstg. Co.
Address Drawer 1032
Tel.: 2111 News Service: AP
Trans. Service Standard. Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Representative Hil F. Best
Pres., Sta., Gen., Comm. Mgr.. .Mike A. Barrett
Assistant Manager E. Crawford Taylor
KB OR— Brownsville-
ABN-KBS
1949
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Brownsville Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 472
Tel.: LI 2-5877 News Service: AP
Trans. Service World
Representative Best
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr M. J. Wilson
Commercial Manager Vance C. Wilson
Prog., Pub. Dir Lula Ward
Chief Engineer Willis A. Wilson
KBWD
-Brownwood-
MBS-KBS
1941
Freq.: 1380 Kc. . .Power: 1 Kw., d.; 500 W., n.
Owned-Oper. By Brown County Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 800 Hawkins St.
Tel.: 2401 News Service: AP
Representative Avery -Knodel
Transcription Lang- Worth
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Manager Wendell Mayes
Commercial Manager Fred Perry
K E A N— Brownwood— 1953
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KEAN Radio Corp.
Address 2220 Fisk Ave.
Tel.: 4372 News Service: AP
Transcription Lang-Worth
Representative Best
President J. H. Childs
Manager Eddye Farren
Program Director Cile Farren
K 0 R A— Bryan— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
.Owned-Oper. By Bryan Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 310 E. 25th St.
Tel: TA 3-1240 News Service: UP
Station Rep Best
Trans World, SESAC
Membership NAB
President David C. Jones, Jr.
Sta., Comm. Manager Roy Greer
Chief Eng James L. Harvey
W T A W— Bryan— 1922— KBS
Frequency: 11 50 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By WTAW Bcstg.
Bus.-Studio Address 3307 College Ave.
Tel.: VI 6-4012 News Service: AP
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Gen. Mgr Elsie Patranella
Prog. Mgr Art Holt
Chief Engineer Kenneth Young
KMIL— Cameron— 1955
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 500 W., d.
Owned Milam Bcstg, Ltd.
Address Box 832
Tel.: 456 News Service: AP
Trans World
Gen. Mgr Milton F. Brown
Sta. Mgr Esther Belle White
KB EN— Carrizo Springs— 1955
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Walter and Roy Herbort
Address 104 S. 5th St.
Tel.: TR 6-2210 News Service: AP
General Manager Walter Herbort
Commercial Manager Roy W. Herbort
K G A S-Carihage-1955
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned T. F. Alford, et al
Address 107V2North St. Mary
Tel.: 876 News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
General Manager Bev E. Brown
Prog. Dir J. C. Kelly
Chief Engineer J. W. Hancock
KDET-Cenier-1949
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . Center Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address 205 Austin St.
Tel.: LY 8-3305 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Sesac
Representative Gill-Perna, Clarke Brown
Gen. Mgr Tom E. Foster
Prog. Dir Charles Hancock
Chief Engineer Harlan Riley
KCTX-Childress-
MBS-KBS
1947
Frequency: 1510 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Golden West Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio. Address 200 Main St.
Tel.: WE 7-2563 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Hil F. Best
President R. Malone Hagan
General Manager George E. Morey
KCAR-Clarksville-1955
KBS
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By KCAR, Inc.
Address Box 609
Tel: 58 News Service: AP
Representative Best
Manager Paul H. Daniels
Program Manager Jerry MacVarley
KCLE-Cleburne-1947
Frequ*»cy: 1120 Kc .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Marti, Inc.
Address 919 N. Main
Tel.: 5-6643 News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr George W. Marti
Commercial Mgr John Marti
Sales Prom. Mgr Frank H. Hardgrove
Program Director D' Voe Lee Smith
Pub. Dir John S. Butner
Chief Engineer George W. Marti
KVLB-Cleveland-1954
KBS
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Cleveland Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 487
Transcription World
Tel.: 692 News Service: AP
General Manager Harvard C. Bailes
Program Director Glen Dodson
Sales Manager H. C. Bailes
K S T A-Coleman-1947-KBS
Frequency: 1000 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Coleman County Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 432
Tel.: 8406 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Melville
Manager Floyd Shelton
Comm. Manager Paul Johnson
KVMC-Colorado City — 1950
KBS
Frequency: 1320 Kc PowenlOOO Watts d.
Owned Colo. City Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 990
News Service AP
Trans. Ser World
Representative Best
Pres., General Manager Eldon Mahon
Comm. Mgr Lyle Shuman
Sta. Mgr., Chief Eng P. A. Richardson
KMCO-Conroe-1951
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned Montgomery County Bcstg. Co.
Address 324V2 N. Main
Tel.: PL 6-4466 News Service: AP
Transcription Standard
Rep Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
President Reagan Smith
Gen., Sta., Comm., Mgr David L. Oglesby
Sis. Prom. Mgr J. R. Johnson
Pub. Dir Hal Coley
Chief Engineer John W. Neathery. Jr.
K A T R— Corpus Christi— 1944
Frequency: 1030 Kc Power: 50 Kw. d.
Owned Broadcasters, Inc.
Address Box 898
Tel.: TU 4-5258 News Service: AP
Representative Weed
Pres Glenn E. Alexander
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Gen., Sales Prom. Mgr Harry H. Hayes
Sta. Mgr., Program Dir Edward W. Dunn
Chief Engineer Paul Waller
KCCT— Corpus Chrisli— 1954
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1.000 Walts d.
Owned & Oper. By International Radio Co.
Address 403 South Staples
Tel: TU 4-2426 News Service: AP
Representative O'Connell, Tracy Moore
Membership RAB
President Dr. H. P. Garcia
Gen. Mgr., Chief Eng Mike Ferdin
KEYS— Corpus Chrisli — 1941
Freq.: 1440 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Operated By Nueces Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 1460
Tel.: TU 2-7411 .News Service: UP
Representative Avery Knodel
General Manager E. C Hughes
Sta., Mgr Allan Dale
Comm. Mgr Marion B. Keck
Chief Engineer Harold Griffith
KRYS— Corpus Christi— 1927
NBC
Frequency: 1.360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . South Texas Broadcasting
Address P. O .Box 6218
Telephone UL 2-7341
Representative . Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Transcription Standard
Membership RAB
Gen. Man A. C. Lloyd, Jr.
Program Director Bob Plase
KSIX— Corpus Christi— 1947
ABN-CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Corpus Christi Bdstg. Co., Inc.
Address Show Room Bldg.
Tel.: TU 4-1616 News Service: AP
Representative Forjoe, Clarke Brown
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Vann M. Kennedy
Commercial Mgr Charles R. Manning
Program Director Eugene M. Looper
Pub. Dir M. L. Kennedy
Chief Eng Eric Beals
KU M0— Corpus Christi— 1950
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KUNO Radio
Address-Trans. Loca 406 19th St.
Tel.: TU 4-5203 News Service: AP
Representative Everett-McKinney, Inc.
Pres., Gen. Man L. C. Smith
Commercial Mgr Herb Garrett
KAND— Corsicana— 1937
KBS
Owned-Operated By Alto, Inc.
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Bus.-Studio Address 609 W. 7th Ave.
Tel.: TR 4-7421 News Service: AP
Representative Branham
Membership NAB
President R. E. Lee Glasgow
General Manager Luther A. Johnson, Jr.
KIVY-Crockett-1949
KBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Pioneer Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 670
Tel.: 222 News Service: AP
Pres. Gen., Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir J. H. Gibbs
Comm., Prom. Mgr., Chef Eng Bill Carter
KCFH-Cuero-1949
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 500 Watts d
Owned-Oper. By DeWitt Cty. Bcstg. Co.
Tel.: CU 5-3430 News Service: UP
Rep Best
General Manager A. M. Respondek
K X I T-Dalhari-1948-KBS
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By Dalhart Broadcasters
Address Box 1350
Tel.: 740 News Service: UP
Representative Best
Transcription Service World
Manager R. J. Beller
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
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WFAA-Dallas-1922
NBC-ABN
Frequency 820 Kc. 570 Kc.
Power 50,000 W.. 5000 W.
Owned-Oper. By A. H. Belo Corp.
Business-Studio Address . . Young & Houston Sts.
Tel.: RI 1-9631 News Services: AP, UP
Newspaper Afiil Morning News
Representative Edward M. Petry
Membership NAB, RAB
President E. M. Dealey
Director Alex Reese
Manager Karl Lambertz
Comm. Mgr George K. Utley
Sales Prom. Mgr Nancy Cook
Publicity Director Barbara Elam
Prog. Dir William Crowdus
Chief Engineer Jim Webb Cooper
KGKO-Dallas-1953
Freq.: 1480 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d.. 500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Lakewood Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 11747
Tel.: DA 1-6441 .. . .News Service: UP
Representative Forjoe
President W. L. Pickens
General Manager T. A. (Buddy) Harris
Prog. Dir Marion Hunter
KIXL-Dallas-1947
Frequency: 1040 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Variety Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1401 S. Akaxd St.
Tel.: RI 1-5016 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard, Capitol,
Membership NAB, RAB
Rep H-R, Clarke Brown
President Lee Segal]
General Mgr Bill Morgan
Prog. Dir Don Robinson
Chief Engineer Bob E. Tripp
KLIF-Dallas— 1947
Freq.: 1190 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d„ 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By. .McLendon Investment Corp.
Business-Studio Address 2104 Jackson St.
Tel.: RI 2-7121 News Services: INS, UP
Membership NAB, RAB
President B. R. McLendon
Station Mgr Dale Drake
Program Director Ken Knox
Chief Engineer Glenn Calllson
WRR-Dallas-1920-MBS
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By City of Dallas
Business Address Fair Park
Tel.: TA 3-6101 News Service: UP
Representative Avery- Knodel
When You Look To The
Fabulous North Texas Market
Look To The Leaders!
WFAA RADIO 820 KC & 570 KC
WFAA-TV CHANNEL 8 BASIC ABC
Dallas
Represented by Edward Petry & Company
620
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Membership NAB. RAB
Gen., Mgr.. Chief Engr Durward Tucker
Comm. Mgr Patricia Chandler
Sales Prom. Mgr Charles Frauman
Program Director Richard Weeks
KRLD-Dallas— 1926— CBS
Frequency: 1080 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned Dallas Times Herald Radio
Address Herald Square
Tel.: RI 2-6811. . .News Services: AP. UP, INS.
Trans. Service Standard, Thesaurus
Representative Branham
Membership NAB
President .Clyde W. Rembert
Sta. Mgr., Gen., Comm. Mgr W. A. Roberts
Sales Prom. Mgr Lloyd Price
Program Director Ted Parrino
Chief Engineer B B. Honeycutt
KSKY-Dallas-1941
Frequency: 660 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By SKY Bcstg. Service
Address Hotel Stoneleigh
Tel.: RI 2-6193 News Service: UP
General Manager A. L. Chilton
Comm., Prom. Manager R. G. Terrill
Prog. Dir Andy Bell
Chief Engineer Morris M. Ming
KDLK-Del Rio-1946-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Del Rio Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 1162
Tel.: 5-2431 News Service: UP
Station Manager Don R. Howard, Jr.
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K D S X— Denison-Sherman
1948
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KDSX. Inc.
Address P. O. Box 263. Denison
Tel.: HO 5-1600 News Service: AP
Sta. Rep Melville
President, Gen. Mgr B. V. Hammond. Jr.
Station Mgr L. L. Hendrick
Comm. Mgr.. Sales Prom. Mgr Bill Jaco
Station Director William A. Duke
K D N T— Denton— 1938— KBS
Freq.: 1440 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.. 500 W. n.
Owned-Operated By Harwell V. Shepard
Address Radio Center Bldg.
Tel.: DU 2-4144 News Service: UP
Membership NAB, RAB
Trans Thesaurus
Owner & Manager Harwell V. Shepard
KSPL— Diboll— 1957
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Arthur Temple, Jr.
Address Box 336
Tel.: DI 4551 News Service: UP
Trans Thesaurus
Prod. Dir Don Weir
K D D D— Dumas— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
MORE LISTENERS ARE TUNED TO
KRLD Radio
Dallas
than to any other full-time
radio station in Texas
KRLD, 50,000 watts, is the radio service of The Dallas
Times Herald, owners and operators of KRLD-TV, tele-
casting with maximum power from atop Texas' tallest tower.
John W. Runyon, Chairman of the Board Clyde W. Rembert, President
REPRESENTED NATIONALLY BY THE BRANHAM COMPANY
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Owned-Oper. By North Plains Bcstg. Corp. Dwned-Oper. By KEPO, Inc.
Address Box 337 Address 2419 N. Piedras St.
Tel.: WE 3-4141 News Service: AP Tel.: LO 5-6231 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best Representative Boiling
Gen., Sta. Mgr Ken Duke General Manager Joe Thompson
Comm. Manager John James Prog. Dir Ron Chrisco
K EPS— Eagle Pass— 1957
KBS
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned E. J. & W. J. Harpole
Address 209 Adams St.
Tel.: 966 News Service: AP
Gen. Mgr E. J. Harpole
Comm. Mgr John D. Costello
KERC-Eastland-1953
KBS
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned Tri-Cities Bcstg. Co.. Eastland
Address P. O. Box 590
Tel.: 102 News Service: AP
Trans. Ser Capitol, Thesaurus
Representative Hil F. Best
General Manager Hugh Neeld
Commercial Manager Ralph Ross
Chief Engineer Dale Chick
KURV-Edinburg-1947
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KURV, Inc.
Address 2 Miles N. Hwy.
Tel.: DU 3-2777 News Service: UP
Rep William G. Rambeau
President Rogers Kelley
Gen. Mgr., Comm. Mgr J. M. McDonald
Chief Engineer Edgar McBurney
KULP-E1 Campo-1948
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By.. Wharton County Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 1390
Tel.: LI 3-3303 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President Culp Krueger
Station, Comm. Manager V. Frank Jones
Sales Prom. Mgr Bob Harris
Chief Engineer Joe H. Miller
KELP-ElPaso-1947
Freq.: 920 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By KELP Radio Corp.
Address 4530 Delta St.
Tel.: KE 3-3658 News Service: UP
Representative Adam Young
President Joseph Harris
Sta. Mgr Herb Golombeck
Comm. Manager Donald W. Ripley
Program Director Jack Reynolds
Chief Eng Bill Bowen
KHEY-E1 Paso-1957
ABN-MBS
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
KR0D-E1 Paso-1940-CBS
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned El Paso Times, Inc.
Address 2201 Wyoming St.
Tel.: KE 2-6551 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, RAB
Trans Lang-Worth
Representative Branham
Pres D. D. Roderick
General Manager Val Lawrence
Station Mgr Bruce Barnard
Comm. Manager Tom Wiseheart
Program Director Marlin Haines
Chief Eng Ed Talbott
KSET-E1 Paso-1949-MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Rio Grande Bcstg. Co.
Address 904 Magoffin
Tel.: KE 2-4974 News Service: AP
Representative Melville, McGavren-Quinn
Transcription Service Capitol, World
Membership RAB
President Fred Hervey
General Manager Tom R. McKenna
Sta. Mgr., C.E., Prog. Dir Ed Sullivan
KTSM-ElPaso-1929-NBC
Frequency: 1380 Kc. ...Power: 1000 d., 500 n.
Owned-Oper. By Trl-State Bcstg. Co., Ins.
Bus.-Studio Address 801 N. Oregon St,
Tel.: KE 2-5423 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Rep George P. Hollingbery
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Karl O. Wyler
Sta. Mgr Jack B. Chapman
Publicity Director Jack Elliott
Prog. Dir Rudy Tellez
KPS0-
-Falfurrias-
KBS
1953
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned & Oper. By KPSO, Ltd.
Address Box 307
Tel.: 555 News Service: AP
Transcription Lang- Worth
General Manager Bob Hicks
Comm. Manager Jack La Vrier
KFLD-Floydada-1951
KBS
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . .West Texas Bcstrs. Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1006
Tel.: YU 3-2841 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Continental
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President B. A. Robertson
Gen. Man Glen Amburn
Program Director Pauline Webb
KFST— Ft Stockton— 1954
KBS
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned KFST, Inc.
Address Box 651
Tel.: ED 6-2228 News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
Pres George Baker
Gen., Sta. Mgr H. Dennis Fisher
Prog. Dir James Fromme, Jr.
Chief Eng Martin Baze, Jr.
KCUL-Fort Worth-1949
Frequency: 1540 Kc: Power: 10 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned Dalworth Broadcasting Co.
Address 3607 Camp Bowie Blvd.
Tel.: ED 6-5641 News Service: AP
Representative Charles Bernard
President Kurt A. Meer
Comm. Mgr S. J. Spiegel
Program Director S. S. Barondess
Publiicty Director Ron Hall
Chief Engineer Jack Lemons
KFJZ-FortWorih
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Tarrant Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .. .4801 W. Freeway
Tel.: PE 7-6631 News Service: AP
Representative John Blair
Membership R AB, NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Gene L. Cagle
V. P.. Sta. Mgr Charles B. Jordan
Comm. Mgr., Prom. Mgr. . . Clyde D. Pemberton
Program Director Dave Naugle
Chief Engineer James T. Peterson
KJIM-Fort Worth-1947
Frequency: 870 Kc Power: 250 Watte d.
Owned-Oper. By.... Blue Bonnet Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address 2212 East 4th St.
Tel.: ED 6-7175 News Service: INS
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr., Comm. Mgr.. .J. H. Speck
Sales Prom. Mgr Dave Schribner
Prog. Dir Walt Jones
Chief Engineer Chester Grubbs
KNOK-Fort Worth— 1946
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watte d.
Owned-Oper. By Assoc. Broadcasters
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 7116
Telephone TE 1-1278
Representative Stars National
President John W. Kluge
Gen. Man Stewart J. Hepburn
KXOL-Fort Worth-1947
Freq.: 1360 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By KXOL, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 3004 W. Lancaster St.
Tel.: ED 5-9511 News Service: AP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB, RAB
President Wendell Mayes
Gen., Sta. Mgr E. Fletcher
Comm. Mgr Hewel Jones
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Jerry Hahn
Prog. Dir Bill Enis
Chief Eng J. R. Crouse
WBAP-FortWorth-1922
NBC-ABN
Frequency 820 Kc, 570 Kc.
Power 50.000 W., 5,000 W.
Owned-Oper. By. .Carter Publications, Inc.
Business Address Fort Worth
Tel.: JE 6-1981 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation Star Telegram
Trans. Service World
Representative . Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB
President Amon Carter, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Manager George Cranston
Commercial Manager Roy Bacus
Program Director A. M. Woodford
Chief Engineer R. C. Stinson
K N A F— Fredericksburg— 1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Gillespie Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 311
Tel 311
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
President Arthur Stehling
Gen. Mgr Norbert A. Fritz
Program Director Alene Fritz
K B R Z-Freeport-1952-KBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Sta. KBRZ, Inc.
Address Box 1077
Tel.: 3-2655 News Service: AP
Representative Best
President William D. Schueler
Sta« Gen. Manager Kenneth Ferguson
KG A F— Gainesville-
KBS
1947
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Gainesville Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 222
Tel.: HO 5-5546 News Service: AP
Representative Clyde Melville
President Joe M. Leonard, Sr.
General Manager Joe M. Leonard, Jr.
Comm. Mgr Earl Leonard
Chief Eng J. O. Miller
KGBC— Galveston— 1947
Frequency: 1540 Kc... Power: 1 Kw. d.. 250 n.
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Owned-Oper. By The Galveston Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 715 Marine Ave.
Tel.: SO 3-4329 News Service: AP
Station Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NAB, RAB
Owner, Manager James W. Bradner, Jr.
Comm. Mgr Louis F. Johnson
Prog. Dir Louis Jay
Chief Engineer Luke Stripling
KLIE— Galveston— 1922
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Island Bcstg. Co.
Address 6002 Broadway
Tel 5-6676
Gen. Mgr Robert L. McClellan
Sales Mgr M. E. Griffin
KSIJ— Gladewaler— 1949
Frequency: 1430 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Gladewater Bcstg. Co.
Address T. W. Lee Bldg.
Tel.: 2181 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best
Manager C. A. Lee
Program Director Ted Williford
Chief Engineer Lloyd Johnson
K C T I-Gonzales-1947-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Gonzales Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 158
Tel.: 770 News Service: AP
Representative Cooke
Gen. Mgr Lawrence M. Walshak
Comm. Mgr Frank Wilson, Jr.
K S W A-Graham-1948-KBS
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 500 Watte d.
Owned-Oper. By Webb Enterprises
Address Box 1050
Tel: LI 9-1330 News Service: UP
Trans SESAC
Station Rep Clyde Melville
General Manager Gilbert Webb
Comm. Mgr James Cates
KB CS— Grand Prairie— 1957
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 500 W., d.
Owned Three Cities Radio, Inc.
Address 109 W. Main St.
Tel.: AN 4-1515 News Services: AP, INS
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr .E. N. Bodine
Comm. Mgr C. R. Sargent
Prog. Dir Byron Harrison
Chief Engineer Carl W. Bell
KGVL-Greenville-1946
KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Oper. By KGVL, Inc.
Address 1400 Wolfe City Drive
Tel.: GL 5-1400 News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
Pres., Gen. Manager Leo Hackney
Program Director James D. Jones
Chief Engineer Homer Huddleston
KCLW-Hamilton-1946
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned Coy Perry
Aaddress Box 592
Tel.: 500 News Service: UP
Tronscription World
Representative Keystone
Membership NARTB
Owners Coy Perry, C. M. Hatch
Gen., Comm. Mgr Dick Meehan
Prog. Dir., Chief Eng Carl Knelly
KGBT-Harlingen-1941
CBS
Freq.: 1530 Kc Power: 50 Kw d., 10 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By. . . . Harbenito Radio Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 711
Representative H-R, Clarke Browne
President McHenry Tichenor
Gen. Mgr Troy McDaniel
Sta. Mgr Otis Shumate
KGRI-Henderson-1947
Frequency: 1000 Kc Power: 250 Watts a.
Owned-Oper. By Henderson Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 311
Representative Best
News Service AP
Transcription Service World, SESAC
President Roy B. Cannon
General Manager Cliff Crawford
KWRD— Henderson— 1956
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 500 W., d.
Owned Wes Dean & Co.
Address Box 219
Tel.: 2324 News Service: UP
Representative Continental
Manager Wes Dean
KPAN-Hereiord-1948
KBS
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By KPAN Bcstrs.
Address Box 868
Tel.: 860 News Service: AP
Representative Best
President Marshall Formby
General Manager Clint Formby
Commercial Manager Chris Clark
KHBR-Hillsboro-1948
KBS
Frequency: 1560 Kc Power: 250 Watte d.
Owned-Operated By Hill County Bcstg. Co.
Station Rep Best, Melville
Tel.: 2-3431 News Service: UP
Transcription World
General Manager Nelson W. Galle
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Representative Peters, Griffin, Woodward
Membership NAB, RAB
President B. F. Orr
General Manager W. C. Bryan
Bus. Mgr Tom Jacobs
Sales Manager Larry Rasco
Sis. Prom. Mgr Byron Beasley
Program Director Tim Osborne
Engineer Lester Mullan
KCOH-Housion-1948
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Call of Houston Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1 Main St.
Tel.: CA 4-1888 News Service: UP
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NAB
Owner, Gen, Manager Robert C. Meeker
Comm. Manager Hal Wallace
KILT— Houston— 1948
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned McLendon Corp.
Address 902 Texas Ave.
Tel.: CA 7-1161 News Service: UP
Representative Blair
Membership RAB
Gen. Mgr Bill Weaver
Comm. Mgr Jack Lee
Prog. Dir Bob Stevens
Pub. Dir Elliot Field
Chief Engineer Glenn Cook
KNUZ-Houston-1948
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Veterans Bcatg. Co.
Address 4701 Caroline St., Box 2135
Tel JA 3-2581
Representative Forjoe
Trans World
Membership NAB, RAB
President . ■ Max H . Jacobs
Gen., Sta. Mgr David Morris
Commercial Manager Forrest Patton
Sis. Prom. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Ken Grant
Publicity Director Doris D. McCall
Chief Engineer J. E. Martin
K P R C-Housion-1925-NBC
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Houston Post Co.
Address P. O. Box 1234
Telephone MA 9271
Newspaper Affil Post
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative Edw. Petrv & Co.
Gen. Mgr. Jack Harris
Sta. Mgr Jack McGraw
K T H T— Houston— 1944— MBS
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5000 Wctts
Owned-Oper. By Texas Radio Corp.
Business Address 4005 Travis St., Box 3011
Tel.: JA 3-5535 News Service: AP
Membership RAB
Representative Adam Young
V.P., Gen. Mgr Sam H. Bennett
Commercial Mgr Frank Stewart
K T R H-Houston-1930-CBS
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KTRH Bdcstg. Co.
Address Rice Hotel
Tel.: CA 7-4361 News Services: AP, INS
News. Affil The Chronicle
Transcription Service SESAC
K X Y Z— Houston— 1930— ABN
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Houston Bdcstg.
Address Gulf Bldg.
Tel.: CA 2-6151 News Services: UP, AP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., General Manager Fred Nahas
Station Manager Ted Hills
Program Director Ken Duran
Prom., Pub. Director Ken Collins
Comm. Mgr Dick Morrison
Chief Engineer Gerald R. Chinski
KY0K— Houston-1947
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned KYOK. Inc.
Address 613 Preston St.
Tel.: CA 7-3108 News Service: UP
Rep Stars National. Dora-Clayton, Melville
President Jules J. Paglin
General Manager Stanley W. Ray, Jr.
Station Manager Bruno Leonardt
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• m HOUSTON
.the ne^KTHT
5000 watts 790 kc
now represented by
ADAM YOUNG INC.
New York • Chicago • St. Louis
Atlanta • Los Angeles • San Francisco
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KERV-Kerrville-1948
KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Kerrville Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 791
Tel.: CL 7-4003 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Station Rep Best
Mgr Albert F. Mason
Sis. Mgr C. L. McClish
Prom. Mgr C. L. McClish
Chief Eng Clyde Jones
K 0 C A-Kilgore-1936-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Sta. KOCA, Inc.
Address 102 Vz E. North St.
Telephone 2001
President Roy G. Terry
Gen., Manager H. A. Degner
Commercial Manager Joe Mainz
KLEM-Killeen-1955
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 250 W., A
Owned-Operated By Highlite Bcstg Co.
Address Box 935
Tel.: ME 4-3181 News Service: AP
Pres., Gen. Mgr A. W. Stewart
Program Director Doris Crowe
Comm. Mgr Ladelle Drake
Ch. Eng Billy Francis
KINE-Kingsville-1948
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By KINE, Inc.
Address 205 E. King Ave.
Tel.: 2-2822 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
Pres James H. Clement
General Manager Ben A. Glusing
Comm., Sta. Mgr Eston R. Pace
Chief Eng R. T. Whitaker
KP E T-Lamesa-1946-KBS
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Lamesa Broadcasting Co.
Address 502 S. First
Telephone 690
Membership NAB
President R. O. Parker
General Manager Bob Bradbury
KCYL— Lampasas— 1948
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Lampasas Bcstg. Co.
Address H'way 281
Tel.: CH 2-3671 News Service: UP
Trans. Ser. Lang-Worth
Representative Best
Pres., Gen. Mgr V. Dean Turner
KSAM— Huntsville— 1938
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Huntsville Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 312
Tel.: GA 5-2651 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Capitol
General Manager Jack Nichols
K E B E— Jacksonville— 1946
KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KEBE, Inc.
Address Box 1071
News Service UP
President, Gen. Mgr Mrs. Leita M. Laurie
Commercial Manager Jerry D. Spencer
Prog., Pub. Dir Ben Erie Laurie
KTXJ-Jasper-1948
KBS
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Jasper Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 6090
Tel.: 580 News Service: AP
President Joe J. Fisher
Gen., Station Mgr H. G. Pendergast
Commercial Manager L. G. Robinson
Program Dir James Brasher
Chief Engineer, Pub. Dir Fred B. Smith
K M B L-Junciion-1950-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Kimble County Bcstg. Co.
Address Flat Rock Lane
Tel 70
General Mgr Farrell M. Brooks
K A ML— Kenedy-Karnes City
1954-KBS
Frequency: 890 Kc Power: 250 W., d.
Owned The Camel Co.
Address Box 990, Kenedy
Tel.: OL 9-2990 News Service: AP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
President Charles W. Balthrope
Station Manager Ed C. Balthrope
Sales Manager J. Harold Ray
Program Director Chuck Martin
Chief Engineer Bill Porter
K E B B-Kermit-1950-KBS
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By KERB, Inc.
Address Hway. 302
Telephone 3481
Transcription Service Thesaurus, SESAC
Representative Best, Melville
Membership NAB
President E. S. Walden
Sales Manager Ernie Allen
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Representative Pearson
President R. G. LeTourneau
Gen., Coram. Mgr Bob Geerdes
Chief Eng Brad Redfearn
KVOZ-Laredo-1952
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Border Broadcasters, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1498
Tel.: 3-4396 News Service: AP
Rep Pearson
General Manager Burney Jones
Comm. Mgr Neil Gilligan, Jr.
Chief Engineer Frank Manuel
KLVT-Levelland-1949
KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Herald Broadcasting Co.
Address Box 866
Tel.: TW 4-3134 News Service: AP
Transcription Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr Gil. W. Patschlce
Commercial Manager Barney Chadwick
Program Director M. Dwayne Grimes
K V 0 W— Littlefield— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Southwestern Bcstrs.
Business Address Littlefield
Owners J. B. McShan, J. C. Rothwell
General Manager J. B. McShan
K E T X— Livingston— 1957
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Polk County Bcstng. Co.
Address Box 1118
Tel.: 789 News Service: AP
Trans Thesaurus
Pres., Gen. Mgr Harold J. Haley
Sta., Sales Prom. Mgr. Wiley K. Poston
Comm. Mgr Eugene Hanson
K F R 0— Longview— 1934
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Voice oi Longview
Address Curtis Bldg., P. O. Box 792
Tel.: PL 3-4461 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Donald Cooke
Membership NAB, RAB
President James R. Curtis
Commercial Mgr John Allen
Program Director Howard Kuhn
Chief Engineer . .Leslie Helium
KLTI— Longview— 1948
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. .LeTourneau Radio Corp.
Address P. O. Box 1866
Tel.: PL 8-4496 News Service: AP
Trans. Ser. World
KDAV-Lubbock-1953
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned Western Bcstg.
Address Box 270
Tel.: SH 4-4567 News Service: UP
Sta. Rep. . . Broadcast Time Sales, Clarke Brown
Membership NAB
Gen. Manager D. P. Pinkston
Nat'l Sis. Mgr Paul C. Turpen
Comm. Mgr , Hal Ragan
Prog. Dir., Chief Engineer .... Wes Youngblood
KDUB-Lubbock-1954
Frequency? 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned & Oper. By Texas Telecasting Inc.
Address 7400 College Avenue
Tel.: SH 4-2345 News Services: AP, INS
Representative Branham
Membership NAB, RAB
Transcription Standard
Pres., Gen. Manager W. D. Rogers
Station Manager John. Kreiger
Nat. Sales Mgr E. A. Hassett
Program Director Eddie Gale
Publicity Director Duncan Ellison
Chief Engineer Rudy Stames
K C B D-Lubbock-1946-NBC
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Bryant Radio & Television, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1507
Tel.: SH 4-1414 News Services: UP, AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Raymer
Membership NAB, RAB
President Joe H. Bryant
Gen. Mgr Gerald H. Sanders
Comm. Mgr George L. Tarter
Program Director Al Goodnight
Sales Prom. Mgr Ray Poindexter
Chief Engineer Frank Lee
K F Y O-Lubbock-1927-CBS
Frequency: 790 Kc.. .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By. .Plains Radio Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 914 Ave. J
Tel.: PO 5-5567 News Services: AP, UP
Newspaper Aff il Avalanche Journal
Representative Katx
Membership NAB, RAB
President W. B. Walker
Gen., Sta. Mgr Gordon Thompson
Sales Prom. Mgr Dan Tarpley
Prog. Dir., Pub. Dir Robert A. Nash
Chief Engineer W. S. Bledsoe
K S E L-Lubbock-1946-ABN
Freq. 950 Kc. . . . . .Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Operated By Lubbock Bcstg. Co.
627
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Business Address 1916 Avenue Q
Tel.: PO 3-0484 News Service: AP
Representative Rambeau, Melville
President Walter G. Russell
Gen.. Sta. Mgr., Pub. Dir MM. Rochester
Coram., Sales Manager R. C. Hughes
Prog. Director D. G. Opheim
Chief Engineer Roger V. Hively
KLLL-Lubbock-1953
KBS-MBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .R. B. McAllister, G. F. Mapes
Address 2001 Great Plains Life Bldg.
Tel.: PE 3-1911 News Service: UP
Representative Indie
Pres., Gen. Manager R. B. McAlister
Station Manager E. E. Mark
Comm. Mgr Lowell Cato
Sales Prom. Mgr Wendell Bagwell
Chief Eng Alvis Woolam
KRBA-Lufkin-1938
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Darrell E. Yates
Address Lufkin
Representative Continental Radio Sales
Membership NAB
Owner, Prom. Mgr Darrel E. Yates
K T R E-Luf kin-1947-MBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Forest Capitol Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 701
Tel.: NE 4-7771 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Rep Venard, Rintoul & McConnel, Melville
Membership NAB
President R. W. Wortham, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr Richman G. Lewin
Commercial Manager Royce Christenson
Prog. Dir Boyd Porter, Jr.
Chief Engineer Fred C. Hill
KMLW-Marlin-1953
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 250 W., d.
Owned KMLW, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 335
Tel: WE 6-2551 .News Service: AP
President Lewis F. Leurig
Sta. Mgr., Chief Engineer Wes Ninemire
KADO-Marshall-1957
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 500 W., d.
Owned Caddo Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 961
Tel.: WE 5-6789 News Service: UP
Gen. Mgr Virgil E. Stone
KMHT-Marshall-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned Harrison Cunty Broadcasting Co.
Address. .408 Marshall National Bank Building
Tel.: WE 5-7826 News Service: AP
Representative Melville
Trans Lang- Worth
Membership R AB
President E. W. Mahone. Jr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr . . .H. A. Bridge. Jr.
Comm. Mgr Vinson Stevens
Prog. Dir Sam Stringfellow
Chief Engineer Fred Dahmer
K I R T— McAllen-Mission
1957— KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 1 Kw„ d.
Owned Pool Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 708 (Mission)
Tel.: IU 5-1629 News Service: UP
Trans Thesaurus
Representative Melville
Gen. Mgr Robert F. Pool
Comm. Mgr Jim Chandler
K R 1 0— McAllen-1947-MBS
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Valley Bdcstng Co.
Business Address 500 E. Beaumont St.
Tel.: MU 6-5454 News Service: AP
Membership RAB
Representative Best
President Gene L. Cagle
VP Charles B. Jordan
Manager Chuck McKasson
Comm. Mgr Charles Morrill
KCMR-McCamey-1954
KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned McCamey Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 1175
Tel.: OL 2-4693 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
Gen., Comm. Mgr Donald Boston
Sta. Manager Buz Hudsins
Prog. Dir., Chief Eng Claud Barnett
KMAE— McKinney— 1946
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned McKinney Air Enterprises, Inc.
Bu*.-Studio Address 21ft E* Vtrgltia St.
Tel.: LI 2-2651 News Service: AP
Transcription World
Owner George W. Smith, Jr.
Comm. Manager .Melvin Belew
Prog. Dir. Mrs. Denise Smith
KBUS-Mexia-1956
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned Bi-Stone Broadcasting Company
Address 215 E. Commerce
News Service UP
Owner, Gen. Mgr J. B. McNutt. Jr.
Station Manager Ralph Weedon
Chief Engineer William F. Jones
628
KCRS-Midland-
ABN
1935
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Business Address Box 990
Tel.: PA 4-4726 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership NAB
Owner. Gen., Sta. Mgr Winston O. Ward
Commercial Manager Derral Tucker
Program Director Ruby Stanley
K 0 S F— Nacogdoches— 1947
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned K. Bell & J. C. Stallings
Address 300 E. Main St.
Tel.: 4-4633 News Service: UP
President Kelly Bell
Gen., Sta. Mgr., Pub. Dir J. C. Stallings
Comm. Mgr., Program Dir R. C. Atherton
Chief Engineer Frank Murray
K S F A— Nacogdoches— 1947
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Nacogdoches Br. Co., Inc.
Address 2107 North St.
Tel.: LO 4-3723 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Pres., Gen. Manager. ....... .Wilbur C. Fouts
Freq.: 550 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned Midland Bcstg.
Business-Studio Address Box 1072
Tel.: MU 2-4393 News Service: UP
Representative William G. Rambeau
Membership NAB
President Wendell Mayes
Gen., Sta. Mgr Wendell Mayes, Jr.
Comm. Mgr Eleanor McDonald
Program Director Dean Orton
Chief Engineer Tom Yates
K J B C— Midland— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Jack Cecil
Address S. Lamesa Rd.
Tel.: MU 4-5152 News Service: UP
Trans. Serv Standard
Representative Best
Membership R AB
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Chief Engr Jack Cecil
Commercial Mgr Naomi Boswell
Program Director Richard Reynolds
KWEL-Midland-1957
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Great Western Radio Co.
Address Petroleum Life Bldg.
Tel.: MU 2-4331 News Service: AP
Trans Lang- Worth, Standard
Gen. Mgr Paul B. Greenwood
Comm. Mgr Wynn Alby
KORC-MineralWells-1946
KBS
Frequency: 1140 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Action Bcstg.
Address Baker Hotel
Tel.: FA 5-3384 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Melville
General Manager Bill Stinson
Sales Manager R. B. Dill
KVKM— Monahans— 1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Monahans Bcstrs., Inc.
Address Box 1118
Tel.: WI 3-4347 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Manager J. R. Rucker
Sta. Manager Ken Welch
Sales Prom. Mgr Bill Mitchell
KIMP— Mount Pleasant— 1948
KBS
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper By Mt. Pleasant Bcstg. Go.
KGNB-NewBraunfels-1950
KBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Radio Sta. KGNB
Address 184 Castell
Tel.: MA 5-3443 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation Herald
Gen., Comm. Mgr F. T. Wilson
Chief Eng Bob Stewart
KECK-Odessa-1946
Freq.: 920 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.. 500 W. n.
Owned-Operated By. .Ector County Bcstq. Co.
Business Address 120 W. 3d
Tel.: FE 2-5791 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Forjoe
General Manager Ben Nedow
Comm. Manager Roy Eisner
Program Director Mike Edwards
KOSA-Odessa-1947
CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Odessa Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 1300 South Crane
Tel.: FE 2-4301 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Boiling
Membership RAB
President, Gen. Mgr Cecil L. Trigg
Station Manager Brunell Harvey
Program Director Tom Looney
Comm., Prom. Mgr Lou Lindsay
Chief Engineer James Simpson
629
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KRIG-Odessa-1946
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Odessa, Inc.
Address Box 231
Tel.: FE 2-6871 News Service: UP
Representative Hll F. Best
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Carl S. Goodwin
Station Manager Marguerite LaRue
Program Director John Logan
Chief Engineer Robert Mettler
K0GT-0range-1947-KBS
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Sabine Area Brcstg. Corp.
Address Orange
Tel.: TU 3-4381 News Service: UP
Station Rep Best
Membership NAB, RAB
Trans Lang-Worth. World
President M. L. Jacobs
Exec. V.P., Gen. Manager Ed Lovelace
Comm. Mgr. . , John Derrick
Prog. Dir Betty Klein
Chief Engineer Hulan Smith
KNET-Palesiine-1936
KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Palestine Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 319 W. Main St.
Tel.: 8686 News Service: UP
Trans World
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Allen E. Vinson
Comm., Mgr Milton M. Evans
Sales Prom. Mgr Patricia Still
Program Director Marvin Crain
Publicity Director Tad Dunbar, Jr.
Chief Engineer James K. Richardson
KPAT-Pampa-1951-KBS
Freqcency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Gray County Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 1779
Tel.: MO 4-2551 News Service: AP
Trans Standard
Representative Continental
Gen., Sta. Mgr Jim Wilkes
Comm. Mgr Walter Roush
Prog. Dir Betty Ditmore
Chief Engineer C. L. Sweet
KP D N-Pampa-1936-MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Top O' Texas Bcstg. Co.
Address Hughes Bldg.
Tel.: MO 4-7461 .News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Station Rep Best
Membership NAB
General Manager, Pub. Dir Coy Paimer
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir Warren Hasse
Chief Engineer Dennis Dehn
KFTV-Paris-1950-KBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Lamar Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Tel.: SU 4-6676 News Service: UP
Station Rep Best
General Manager James F. Hendrix
Ch. Eng Ross Babigian
KPLT-Paris-1936
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned North Star Broadcasting Co., Inc.
Address Box 235
Tel.: SU 4-3311 News Service: AP
Representative John E. Pearson
President, Gen., Sta. Mgr Fred Kincaid
Comm. Mgr Willard Marshall
Program Director John Kunsak
Publicity Director Margie Lou Hubbard
Chief Engineer Jeff Methven
KLVL-Pasadena-1950
Freq.: 1480 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By Felix H. Morales
Address 1811 Pasadena Blvd.
Representative Oakes, National Time Sales
General Manager Felix H. Morales
Sales Manager Johnny P. Hernandez
Program Director Joe Martinez Morales
KRCT-Pasadena-1947
Frequency: 650 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Address Box 1009
News Service .AP
Station Rep Bernard
Membership NAB
V. P., General Manager f. H. Touchstone
Comm. Mgr George I. Weinman, Jr.
KIUN-Pecos-1935
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Jack Hawkins, Barney Hubbs
Business-Studio Address Kiun Bldg.
Tel: HI 5-2497 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
General Manager Jack Hawkins
Station Manager David Martin
Program Director Frank Cummings
Commercial Manager . Bill Hubbs
Chief Engineer Harry W. Boehnemann
KEY E-Perryton-1948-MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Great Plains Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 917
Tel.: 5771 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership NAB
President Carl Ellis
Gen., Sta. Mgr Irving R. Buchanan
Comm. Mgr . . G. K. Rupprecht
Program Director Kenneth Roller
Chief Engineer Don Smith
630
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Owned H. Schalaben & V. Culpepper
Address Box 1238
Tel.: MU 9-3333 News Service: AP
Gen. Mgr James Parr
Prog. Dir Bob Dodson
KVOP-Plainview-1944
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KVOP, Inc.
Address 1100 W. 24th St.
Tel.: 4-2771 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Gen., Sta. Manager Kermit Ashby
Comm. Manager Tut Tawwater
KB0P— Pleasanion-
MBS-KBS
1951
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Atascosa Broadcasting Co.
Address P. O. Box 247
Tel.: 4871 News Service: AP
Representative Best
General Manager Ben L. Parker
Comm., Prom. Mgr Tom Everitt
Chief Eng Mona Parker
K0LE— Port Arthur— 1947
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Port Arthur Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1 126
Tel.: YU 2-9436 News Services: UP, AP
Trans. Ser Lang-Worth
Membership RAB
General Manager Socs Vratis
Sales Manager „ Bob Tucker
KPAC-Port Arihur-1932
MBS
Freq.. . 1250 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d, 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Port Arthur College
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 511
Tel.: YU 5-7458 News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB
Sta., Gen. Manager Marjorie R. Vickers
Commercial Manager ....... George Crouchet
Prom. Mgr Judy Propp
Pub., Program Director Corinne Enos
KRWS-Posi-1955-KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned Wallace Simpson
Address 206 E. Main St.
News Service UP
Membership NAB
General Manager H. J. Porter
K 0 L J-Quanoh-1952-KBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Orrille L. Jenkins
Address Quanoh
Tel.: MO 3-2572 News Service: AP
Station Rep Best
Transcription Service World
Owner Orville L. Jenkins
K S 0 X— Raymondville— 1957
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
KFRD— Rosenberg— 1948
Frequency: 980 Kc. ..... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Ford Bend Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 1501 Radio Lane
Tel.: NO 2-3776 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr Jim Hairgrove
KGKL-SanAngelo-1928
ABN
Freq.: 960 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned Angelo Bcstg. Tcstg.
Business-Studio Address Box 1878
Tel.: 6715 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative John E. Pearson
Pres. Gen. Mgr Lewi . s O. Seibert
Comm. Mgr Tom Campbell
Chief Engineer Bill Poteet
K T L U-Rusk-1955
Frequency: 1580 Kc. Power: 500 W., d.
Owned E. H. Whitehead
Address Box 316
Tel.: 533 News Service: UP
General Manager E. H. Whitehead
KTXL— San Angelo— 1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned San Angelo Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 52
Tel.: 3131 News Service: UP
Trans. Service Thesaurus
Representative Indie
Membership NAB
General Manager Neil R. Baird
KWFR-San Angelo-1954
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By.. Solar Broadcasting Co., Inc.
Address 421 W. 26th St.
Tel.: 2-3388 News Service: AP
Rep Thomas F. Clark
President Arthur Foster
General Manager Walton Foster
Comm. Mgr John Shearin
Program Director Dee Wooten
Chief Eng Arthur Henderson
KPEP-San Angelo-1953
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned Concho Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1350
Tel.: 8116 News Service: UP
Representative Broadcast Time Sales
General Manager Joe Treadway
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr. ....... Richard Dean
Chief Engineer. Jerry Jackson
631
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Owned-Oper. By Walmac Co.
Address 222V2 W. Commerce
Telephone CA 3-621 1
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative Broadcast Times Sales
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Howard W. Davis
Comm. Mgr Peggy McWorter
Program Director A. S. (Tony) Besscm
Pub. Dir Carol Lay
Chief Eng Al Knight
KG OR— San Antonio— 1945
Freq.: 1350 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned KCOR, Inc.
Address Ill Martinez St.
Tel.: CA 5-2751 News Service: UP
Rep O'Connell
Membership NAB
President Raoul A. Cortez. Sr.
General Mgr Nathan Safir
Sis. Prom. Mgr Raoul A. Cortez, Jr.
Commercial Manager Ben Tamborello
Program Dir Guillermo Lozano
KENS— San Antonio— 1926
CBS
Freq.: 680 Kc Power: 50 Kw. d.. 10 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Express Publishing Co.
Business-Studio Address Ave. E & 4th St.
Tel.: CA 5-7411 News Services: AP, UP
Newspaper Affil Express, News
Representative. Peters, Griffin. Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB, RAB
President Frank Huntress, Jr.
General Mgr Albert D. Johnson
Commercial Manager Bill Joekel
Program Director Harold Carr
KEXX— San Antonio— 1953
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By .Leal Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 501 W. Quincy
Telephone CA 7-6373
Pres., Gen. Mgr Manuel D. Leal
Commercial Mgr M. Davila
Asst. Gen. Manager Louis M. Muro
Program Director . . . . R. Chavez
KITE— San Antonio— 1947
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Radio Station KITE
Business-Studio Address 310 Transit Tower
Tel.: CA 6-0335. ..... .News Services: AP, UP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Charles W. Balthrope
Station Manager Alex A. Coe
Commercial Mgr Kelly Woff ord
Prog. Mgr Stanley Nelson
Chief Engineer John Siercovich
KIWW-SanAnionio-1948
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio KIWW, Inc.
Address 518 W. Houston St.
Tel: CA 6-5254 News Service: UP
Representative Nat'l Time Sales
President Robert N. Pinkerton
General Manager W. M. (Bill) Simpson
Prog. Dir Juan Gattas
Chief Eng William Ellis
KM AC— San Antonio— 1926
MBS
Frequency: 630 Kc .... Power? 5,000 Watts
K0N0— San Antonio— 1927
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 5000 d., 1000 n.
Owned-Operated By Mission Bdcstg. Co.
Address 317 Arden Grove
Tel.: CA 6-5171 News Services: AP, UP
Representative H-R, Clarke-Brown
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Owner Eugene J. Roth
General Manager James M. Brown
Commercial Manager Bob Roth
Sales Prom. Mgr Howard Edwards
Dir. Engineering George Ing
KTSA— San Antonio— 1928
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Sunshine Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1130 Broadway
Tel.: CA 7-1251 News Service: UP
Representative Blair
Membership RAB
General Manager Al Lurie
Program Director Don French
Chief Engineer Ken Hyman
W0 A I— San Antonio— 1922
ABN-NBC
Frequency: 1200 Kc; Power: 50,000 Watts d.,n.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Southland Industries, Inc.
Address 1031 Navarro St.
Tel.: CA 7-4221 . . .News Services: AP. INS. UP
Representative Edward Petry & Co., Inc.
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr James M. Gaines
Commercial Manager Rex Prels
Sales Prom. Mgr Bill N. Yancy
Program Director Robert Reed
Publicity Director Imogene Stanley
Chief Engineer Charles L. Jeff ers
KCNY— San Marcos-
KBS
1948
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Central Brcstg. Co.
Address Box 32
Tel.: EX 2-3545 News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
Trans World
President Dr. Forest L. Whaw
Gen., Sta. Mgr William Veidt
Program Director Buddy Blasingame
632
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President Tom C. Fleet
Prog. Dir Princess J. Fleet
Ch. Eng Ernie Wood
KWED— Seguin-1948
Frequency: 1580 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Seguin Bdcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 609 E. Court St.
Tel.: FR 9-2234 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership . . NAB
President, Gen. Mgr Garfield Kiel
Com., Sia. Mgr.. Prom. Mgr Stan McKenzie
Prog. Dir Henry Lehnhoff
K S M L— Seminole— 1955— KBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d
Owned-Oper. By Seminole Bcstrs.
Address 402 South Main St.
News Service UP
Owner Marshall Formby
General Manager Hal Blymiller
KSEY
■Seymour-
KBS
1950
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By W. C. Moss, Jr.
Address Lubbock Hy.
News Service AP
Station Manager W. C. Moss, Jr.
KEVA
■Shamrock-
KBS
1949
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Shamrock Tex. Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 21
Tel: 620 News Service: UP
Representative Best
Manager, Program Director Bill B. Day
K R R V— Sherman-Denison
1936— MBS
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Red River Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Address.. Box 94 (Denison), Box 665 (Sherman)
Tel 201 (Sherman)
Representative Pearson
General Manager Tom E. Spellman
KTAN-Sherman-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1500 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Resort Bcstrs.
Address P. O. Box 661
Tel.: TW 2-8188 News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
General Mgr Randall McCarrell
KANM— Sinton-Corpus Christi
1954
Frequency: 1590 Kc .Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned San Patricio Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 7207, Corpus Cristi
Tel.: TU 4-1590 News Service: AP
Representative Melville, Best
KSNY-Snyder-1949
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Snyder Bdcstg. Co.
Address Box 1468
Station Rep Continental
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. T. Hughes
KDWT-Slamford-1946
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned David W. Ratliff
Address Box 1123
Tel.: PR 3-3401 News Service: UP
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr David Ratliff
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Phil Keener
Chief Engineer Charles Fade
KSTV— Slephenville— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 1510 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned Dixie Bcstrs.
Address P. O. Box 102
Tel.: LI 3141 News Service: UP
Representative Best
Membership NAB
Comm. Mgr Mel Bennett
KSST— Sulphur Springs— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Hopkins County Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 284
Tel.: TU 5-3111 News Service: AP
Membership „ NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr William E. Bradford
Comm. Mgr Clovis Pinion
Sales Prom. Mgr Buddy Funderburk
Program Director Jean Johnson
Chief Engineer Bill Bradford
K X 0 X— Sweetwater— 1939
KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KXOX
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address Box 570
News Service AP
Representative Hil F. Best, Melville
Membership NAB
President F. L. Ledbetter
Gen. Mgr Myrl Stein
Comm. Manager. . Elwood Fritsch
Program Director Faye Broadwell
Chief Engineer Walter D. Tasbler
KTAE-Taylor-1948-KBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
633
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Owned-Oper. By KTAE, Inc.
Business Address 121 E. 2nd St.
Tel.: EL 2-3631 News Service: UP
Representative Clarke Brown
General Manager Gillis Conoley
Prog. Dir Fred Switser
Commercial Manager John Wehby
Chief Engineer Robert Sitman
KTEM-Temple-1936
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Bell Broadcasting Co.. Inc.
Address 17 South Third
Tel.: PR 3-5252 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation Daily Telegram
Trans World
Representative Clarke Brown
President Frank W. Mayborn
General Manager Harry O'Connor
Program Director Tom Matts
Chief Engineer Edwin Roberts
KTER-Terrell-1950
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Terrell Bcstg. Corp.
Address Walnut & State Sts.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Pres., Gen. Mgr. Paul A. Wnorowski
Commercial Manager Bill Collins
K C M C— Texarkana— 1932
ABN
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KCMC, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 317 Pine St.
News Service AP
Representative Venard, Melville
Membership NAB. RAB
General Manager Frank O. Myers
Chief Engineer Harvey Robertson
KTFS-Texarkana-1947
KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KTFS, Inc.
Business-Studio Address .... 4305 N. State Line
Tel.: 3-5123 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Reps Walker
Pres., Gen. Manager R. S. Bieloh
Comm. Mgr Sam Ball
Chief Engineer J. H. Crawford
KTLW-Texas City— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Texas City Bcstg. Ser.
Business-Studio Address Show Boat Bldg.
News Service UP
Sta. Rep Best
Station Mgr Roy E. Hanson
Comm. Mgr Robert E. Tisdale
KTUE-Tulia-1954-KBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Operated By KTUE Bcstg. Co.
Address 110 N. Armstrong
News Service UP
Representative Best
Owners Clint and Marshall Formby
Manager D. L. McKinney
KDOK-Tyler-1956
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned KOOK Bcstg. Co.
Address 808 Peoples Bank Building
Tel.: 3-2519 News Service: AP
Representative McGilvra
President, General Manager. .Dana W. Adams
Commercial Manager Sam Matthews
Chief Engineer Robie Morgan
KGKB-Tyler-1930-MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Ron Litteral Ent.
Address Box 957
Tel.: 2-3873 News Service: AP
Representative O'Connell, Brown
Trans World
Membership NAB
President Ron C. Litteral
Comm. Manager J. Edwin Smith
KTBB-Tyler-1947-KBS
Freq.: 600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Blacks tone Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Blackstone Hotel
Tel.: 4-7278 News Service: UP
News. Affil Courier Times Telegraph
Representative Venard, Melville
Membership NAB, RAB
President Mrs. C. N. Clyde
Gen., Sta. Mgr M. Danbom
Comm. Mgr., Sales Prom. Mgr. . . Bill Whitworth
Prog. Dir. Don Tausch
Chief Engineer R. A. Wileman
K V 0 U-Uvalde-1947-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned E. J. & W. J. Harpole
Address Box 758
Tel.: BR 8-555 News Service: AP
Gen. Mgr Edward J. Harpole
Commercial Manager Sidney King
Program Director Keith Lloyd
Chief Engineer, Sta. Mgr Frank Manuel
KVWC-Vernon-1939
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Johnson-Garrison Co.
Address 1813% Wilbarger
Representative Clark, Melville
President Bobo Johnson
General Manager Joe Garrison
Commercial Manager Aubrey Rummel
634
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KNAL— Victoria— 1949
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Operated By. , Victoria Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 718
Tel.: HI 3-9176 News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
Gen., Sta. Manager James A. Traber
Commercial Mgr Warren Dentler
KVIC— Victoria— 1939
KBS-MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KVIC Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 725
Tel.: 3-9171 News Service: UP
President J. G. Long
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr William C. Burks
Commercial Manager. .. .Vernon L. Townsend
KWTX-Waco-1946
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated By KWTX Bcstg. Co.
Business-Siudio Address P. O. Box 3128
Tel.: PL 6-4451 News Service: AP
Representative Raymer
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr M. N. Bostick
Commercial Manager C. L. Hinkle
Prog. Dir Frank Fallon
Pub. Dir Joe Saragusa
Chief Engineer William Moore
WACO-Waco-1922-ABN
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Waco Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 3620 Franklin Ave.
Tel.: PL 2-6571 News Service: AP
Representative Weed, Brown
Membership NAB, RAB
President Wendell Mayes
V. P., Gen. Mgr R. Lee Glasgow
Prog. Dir Homer H. Odom
Chief Engineer . . Jack Vinson
K B E C-Waxahachie-1955
KBS
Frequency: 1390 Kc ... .Power: 500 W., d
Owned-Operated By . . Richard Tuck Enterprises
Address Box 731
Telephone WE 7-2710
Representative Melville
Pres., Gen. Mgr Richard Tuck
Commercial Manager Leon Joslin
KZEE— Weatherford— 1956
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 W., d.
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Owned G-M Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 306
News Service AP
President R. Thomas Gibson
Sta. Mgr. Gene Stanley
KRGV-Weslaco-1927
NBC
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KRGV Television, Inc.
Bus.-Studio 309 Missouri St.
Tel.: WO 8-3131 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World, SES AC
Representative Raymer
Exec. Gen. Manager O. L. (Ted) Taylor
KSYD-Wichiia Falls— 1947
MBS
Freq.: 990 Kc Power: 10 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Grayson Enterprises
Address 825 Indiana Ave.
Tel.: 723-0111 News Service: UP
Trans. Ser World
Rep Venard, Rintoul & McConnell
Membership NAB
President Sydney A. Grayson
Sta. Mgr Bill Richie
Prog. Dri Bailey Hutchins
Chief Engineer Herb Wiley
KTRN-Wichiia Falls— 1948
Freq. 1290 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By Texoma Bcstg. Co.
Address 917V2 Scott St.
Tel.: 2-5214 News Service: AP
Representative Burke-Stuart
Membership NAB
General Manager Boyd Kelley
Program Director Roger Stoner
KWFT-Wichiia Falls— 1939
CBS
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned North Texas Radio. Inc.
Address P. O. Box 420
Tel.: 72-3-4181 News Services: UP, AP
Transcription Standard, Lang- Worth
Representative H-R
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Sta. Mgr Ben Ludy
Prog. Dir Homer Cunningham
Sales Manager A. L. Pierce
Publicity Director Mrs. Owanah Shelton
Chief Engineer Melvin O. Harrison
635
Utah
KBUH
1948
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 833,000; Families— 231,000; Lie. Stations— 26,
Sta. CP's— 0; Radio Homes— 224,000; TV Homes— 184,000
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Owned-Oper. By Interstate Bcstg. Corp.
Address Hotel Ben Lomond
Tel.: EX 4-5721 News Service: AP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB, RAB
President Edris Glasmann
Gen. Mgr Cecil Heftel
Comm. Mgr Kim Ward
Prog. Dir Rex Wallgren
Chief Eng.. . Wayne Moss
■Brigham City-
KBS
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned Ravella M. Bone
Address 948 W. Forest Rd.
Telephone 948
General Manager Wade M. Ebeling
Comm. Mgr Arthur Fishier
KSUB-CedarCity-1937
CBS
Frequency: 590 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By So. Utah Bcstg. Co.
Address 189 N. Main St.
Tel: 590 News Service: UP
Rep Western Bcsing. Sales
Membership NAB, RAB
President Durham Morris
Gen., Sta. Mgr Louis T. Sayre
Sales Manager W. V. Lowe
Prog. Dir Donald Cartwright
Chief Engineer Richard Gunn
KLGN-Logan-1954
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 1,000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Atlas Engineering, Inc.
Address R.R. #1, Box 352A
Tel.: 2600 News Service: AP
Representative Weed, Inc.
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr Prof. O. C. Haycock
Station Manager Bruce R. Hymas
Commercial Manager Dee F. Jensen
Program Director Evan Hale
KVHU-Logan-1938
MBS-KBS-IMN
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Cache Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address 1393 N. Main St.
Tel.: 1400 News Service: UP
Representative Avery-Knodel
President Herschel Bullen
Gen., Sta. Mgr Reed Bullen
Commercial Manager W. W. Kirkland
Program Fred Critchfield
Chief Engineer W. B. Jones
KMUR— Murray— 1948
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By O. J. Wilkinson
Address 4646 S. State St.
Tel.: AM 6-4419 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Owner O. J. Wilkinson
Gen., Sta. Mgr D. R. Stringfellow
Sales Mgr Wes Bowen
KLO-0gden-1927
MBS-INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
KKOG-Ogden-1956-KBS
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By KOPP, Inc.
Address W. 12th St.
Tel.: EX 4-3476 News Service: UP
Rep Peggy Stone
President William Lindsey
General Manager Robert K. Hansen
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Roger Thomsen
Program Director Lee Jorgensen
Publicity Director Mary Ketts
Chief Engineer Hirshel Urie
KVOG-Ogden-1948
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By United Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 1538 Gibson Ave.
Tel.: EX 2-7535 News Service: AP
Representative Webb
Pres., Gen. Mgr Arch G. Webb
Comm. Mgr D. B. Affleck
KOAL-Price-1936
MBS-KBS-IMN
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Eastern Utah Bcstg. Co.
Address Price
Telephone ME 7-0407
Representative Avery-Knodel
Commercial Manager Jack Richards
KEYY-Provo-1952-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Mid Utah Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 205
Tel.: FR 3-2174 News Service: AP
President D. Spencer Grow
Gen. Mgr E. A. Niehay
KIXX-Provo-1947-ABN
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Central & Utah Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 550
Tel.: FR 3-3336 News Service: UP
Representative Hollingbery, Webb
Transcription Standard, Capitol
Gen. Manager Harold E. Van Wagenen
636
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Owned Granite District Radio Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1042 So. 6th W.
Tel.: EM 4-3685 News Service: UP
Representative For joe
President, Chief Eng Howard D. Johnson
Gen., Comm. Mgr William Wright
Program Director Mildred Baker
K0V0— Provo— 1939— MBS
IMN
Freq.: 960 Kc Power: 5 Kw., d.; 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By KOVO Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. . .651 W. 1600 S. St.
Tel.: FR 3-8550 News Service: UP
President Ashley L. Robison
Gen. Mgr Glenn Shaw
Comm. Mgr L. H. Curtis
Publicity Dir Wayne Carle
Ch. Eng Elbert Brown
K S V C— Richfield— 1947
INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Sevier Valley Bcstg. Co.
Tel.: TW 6-4456 News Service: UP
Transcription Service SES AC
Representative Avery -Knodel
Membership NAB
President Homer Bandley
General Manager Arthur Tucker
Sales Manager Ralph Ross
Prog. Dir Bill King
KDXU-St. George— 1957
KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Jeanette B. Arment
Address Box 1-79
Tel.: 800 News Service: UP
Gen. Mgr Robert L. Kable
Sales Mgr Norman Covington
K ALL— Salt Lake City— 1945
MBS-IMN
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Salt Lake City Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 146 S. Main St.
Tel.: EM 4-3561 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Ogden Standard-Examiner
Representative Avery-Knodel, Inc.
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr George C. Hatch
Sta., Comm. Mgr Homer K. Peterson
Sis. Prom. Mgr Grahame Richards
Program Director Ed Kemp
Chief Engineer W. D'Orr Cozsens
KDYL-SaliLakeCiiy-1922
NBC
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned . . . . Intermountain Bcstg & Telev. Corp.
Bus. -Studio Address 130 Social Hall Ave.
Tel.: DA 2-5681 News Service: UP
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, RAB
President, Gen. Mgr G. Bennett Larson
Sta. Mgr Del Leeson
Pub. Dir Tim Monroe
Chief Engineer A. L. Gunderson
KNAK-SaliLakeCiiy-1945
Freq.: 1280 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
KSOP-Salt Lake City — 1955
KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned-Oper. By Seagull Broadcasting Co.
Address 2320 S. 13th W.
Tel.: HU4-4435 .News Service: UP
Representative Bernard
Membership NAB, RAB
Gen. Manager M. H. Hilton
Commercial Manager Gil Hilton
Sta. Mgr Sam Moll
Prog. Director Wayne Cody, Jr.
Chief Engineer Lyle Wahlquist
KSL— Salt Lake City— 1922
CBS
Frequency: 1160 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Radio Service Corp. of Utah
Bus.-Studio Address 145 Social Hall Ave.
Tel.: EL 5-4641 News Services: AP, UP
Transcription Service World
Representative CBS Radio Spot Sales
Membership NAB, RAB
President J. Reuben Clark
Exec. V.P Jay W. Wright
Commercial Manager Joseph A. Kjar
Pub. Dir Robert O. Pusey
Prom. Manager Robert G. Murdock
Chief Engineer Vincent Clayton
KLUB— Salt Lake City— 1938
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KLUB Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .165 Social Hall Ave.
Tel.: EL 9-7794 News Service: UP
Representative . < Hollingbery
Trans Thesaurus
Membership NAB
President, General Mgr Frank C. Carman
Commercial Mgr.. Prom. Mgr. . . . Allan Thomas
Chief Eng Delbert Williams
KWH 0— Sail Lake Ciiy-1955
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned-Operated By Reese C. Anderson
Address 343 S. State St.
Tel.: DA 2-5819 News Service: UP
Trans SESAC
Pres., Gen. Mgr Reese C. Anderson
Prog. Dir Cherie Johnsen
Comm. Mgr Vaude E. Raines
Chief Engineer W. J. C. Fahey
KTUT— Tooele City— 1956
KBS
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Tooele County Radio & TV Bcstg.
Address Ritz Theatre Bldg.
637
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Owned-Oper. By Uintah Bcstg. Co.
Address 120 E. Main St.
jj .. — . -r* , , c\A1 T/DC ^el,: ^4 News Service UP
KVEL Vernal Io4/ Kbo Trans Standard. Capitol. MacGregor, Cole
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d. Manager Lee Walker
Tel.: 990 News Service: UP
Sta. Mgr Clair G. Halverson
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1/avimah^ p°P- March 1 (Est.)— 376,000; Families— 109,000; Lie. Stations— 14,
VCriTlOIll Sta. CP's— 1; Radio Homes— 105,000; TV Homes— 82,000
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W B T N— Bennington— 1953
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Catamount Bcstrs. Inc.
Address Harwood Hill
Tel.: 6321 News Service: UP
Representative McGillvra. Kirby
Membership NAB, R AB
Sta., Comm. Mgr Benjamin A. Hubley
WTSA-Braitleboro-1950
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Tri-State Area-Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 819
Tel.: AL 4-4567 News Service: UP
Trans Lang-Worth
Representative Walker
President Theodore Feinstein
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Phillips Terhune
WCAX-Burlingion-1931
CBS
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WCAX Radio, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 135 Main St.
Tel.: UN 2-5761 News Service: UP
Representative Weed
Membership NAB, RAB
President, Sta. Mgr C. P. Hasbrook
Gen. Mgr Stuart T. Martin
WD0T— Burlington— 1954
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned WDOT, Corp.
Address 109 S. Winooski Ave.
Membership NAB, RAB
Station Representatives Walker
President, Gen., Sta Vol Carter
Comm. Mgr., Prom. Mgr V. J. D' Acuti
Chief Engineer Glendon Fleury
WJOY-Burlington-1946
ABN
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Vermont Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Location . . 633 Main St.
Tel.: UN 4-5774 News Service: AP
Trans World
Representative . Everett-McKinney. Kettel Carter
Membership RAB, NAB
Station Manager Frank A. Balch
Prog. Dir Ted Barker
Chief Eng Don Wheatley
638
WSKI-Monipelier-1947
ABN
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned By Green Mt. Bcstg. Co.
Bus. Address Union Mutual Bldg.
News Service AP
Representative Walker
Membership NAB
President E. E. Erdman
Gen. Mgr Fred Haggerty
Prog. Dir John Brunnel
Ch. Eng Gerald Marcott
WIKE-Newpori-1952
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . Memphremagog Bcstg. Co.
Address Farrant St.
Tel.: 832 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
Rep McGillvra
President E. Dean Finney
Manager D. Thurston
Commercial Manager Helen Bowman
Sales Promotion Manager Melvin Carter
WHWB-Rutland-1949
Frequency: 1000 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned ... Central Vermont Broadcasting Corp.
Address Box 591
Tel.: PR 3-3200 News Service: AP
Representative Gill-Perna
Membership NAB
General Manager John H. Bennett
Commercial Manager Francis McCormack
Chief Engineer Clair Castor
WSYB-Ruiland-1930
KBS-MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1380 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Philip Weiss Music Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 35 Washington St.
Telephone PR 3-8140
Representative McGillvra
Gen., Comm. Manager Philip Weiss
Business Manager J. H. Weiss
WWSR-Si. Albans-1941
YANKEE
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Vermont Radio Corp.
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Address 75 North Main Street
Tel.: 1390 News Service: UP
Transcription World
Representative Walker
President, General Manager . . . Lloyd S. Squier
Comm. Manager Ceci Fahl
Chief Engineer Ted Boisvert
WTWN-Si. Johnsbury-1949
Frequency: 1340 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Twin State Bcstrs. Inc.
Address Concord Ave.
Tel.: PI 8-2344 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
Representative McGillvra
Pres.. Gen. Mgr E. Dean Finney
Commercial Manager John Byrne
Prog. Dir Donald Mullally
Ch. Eng Ken Lore
W N I X— Springfield— 1954
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned C. F. & E. L. Zezza
Address 106 Park St.
Tel.: TU 5-4514 News Service: UP
Trans. Ser World
Membership NAB
Station Rep McGillvra, Walker
President, Gen. Mgr E. Dean Finney
Sta. Mgr Wayne H. Odell
Program Director Alan Herbert
Chief Eng D. W. Churchill
WDEV— Waterbury— 1931
MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Lloyd E. Squier
Address 9 Stowe St.
Tel.: CH 4-7321 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative McKinney, Carter
Membership NAB
General Manager Lloyd E. Squier
Comm. Mgr., Pgm. Dir Craig S. Parker
Chief Engineer Warren Chase
Virginia
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 3,765,000; Families— 976,000; Lie. Stations— 87,
Sta. CP's— 8; Radio Homes— 927,000; TV Homes— 640,000
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Nat. Sales Mgr George I. Norman, Jr.
Chief Eng Donald Holt
WBLT-Bedford-1950
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By Bedford Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 406
Tel.: 8245 News Service: AP
Transcription Service SESAC
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr J. E. Synan
Commercial Manager Douglas B. Catlin
Program Director Robert A. Scott, Jr.
Chief Engineer J. P. Losughlin
WLSD— Big Stone Gap— 1953
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ............ . Gap Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 244
Tel.: 960 News Service: AP
Trans. Ser World
Membership NAB
Commercial Manager Larry Dean
Prog. Dir Alvin Cash
Chief Engineer Robert W. Ford
WKLV-Blacksione-1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 5 Kw., d.
Owned-Oper. By Blackstone Bdcstg. Corp.
Address Drawer 192
Tel.: 478 News Service: AP
Representative Hopewell
President, Gen. Mgr H. L. Umstead
Prog. Dir Johnny Clement
WPIK-Alexandria-1945
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Potomac Bcstg. Corp.
Address Virginia Theatre Bldg.
Tel.: OV 3-3000 News Service: UP
Representative Rambeau
Membership NAB. RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Carl L. Lindberg
Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir John C. Moran
Ch. Eng Charles E. Roudabush
WARL— Arlington— 1946
Frequency: 780 Kc Power: 1000 W., d.
Owned. . . .Northern Virginia Broadcasters, Inc.
Address. 5232 Lee Highway
Tel.:' KE 6-9000 News Service: UP
Representative Charles Bernard
President Cy Blumenthal
General Manager Ray Armand
Station Manager George Crump
Commercial Manager Robert Cobbins
Sales Promotion Manager . . George A. Henning
Program Director John Galloway
Publicity Director Margaret Radford
Chief Engineer James Petty
WEAM-Arlington— 1947
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Arlington Fairfax Bcstg. Co.
Address 2041 Wilson Blvd.
Tel.: JA 7-7100 News Service: AP
Trans Standard, Major
Rep Best. Time Sales
President Harold H. Thorns
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Kenneth L. Wood
Prog. Dir Frank Pipes
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Owned-Oper. By Montgomery Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 96
Tel.: EV 2-4063 News Service: AP
Representative Indie Sales
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
President Dr. Vernon H. Baker
Gen., Comm. Mgr., Sia. Mgr.. .Durwood Powell
W C Y B— Bristol— 1946— ABN
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .. .Appalachian Bcstg. Corp.
Address Cumberland St.
Tel.: NO 3560 News Service: AP
Station Rep Weed
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr Robert H. Smith
Sales Mgr J. Fey Rogers
Prog., Pub. Dir Barnes H. Nash
Chief Engineer R. V. Robinson
WFHG-Brisiol-1946
MBS-KBS
Freq.: 980 Kc Power: 5 Kw., d.; 1 Kw„ n.
Owned-Oper. By Bristol Bcstg. Co.
Address Valley Drive
Tel.: 3620 News Service: UP
Trans. Ser Thesaurus, Standard
Station Rep Walker
Pres W. C. Nininger
Gen., Sta. Mgr W. L. Nininger
Chief Eng John Hughlett, Jr.
Comm. Mgr.. Sales Prom. Mgr Jack Martin
W C H V— Charlottesville— 1933
ABN
Frequency: 1260 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By Barham & Barham
Bus. -Studio-Transmitter Address. .Rose Hill Dr.
Tel.: 2-5121 News Service: AP
Representative Clark
Membership RAB
Owner Charles Barham, Jr.
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Robert C. Walker
Prog., Pub. Dir R. G. Sketchley
Promotion Manager Charles Smith
Chief Engineer Dan Spitzer
W E L K— Charlottesville— 1957
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned WELK
Address Harris Rd.
Tel.: 2-8080 News Service: UP
President Lawrence Kennedy
WINA-Charlottesville-1949
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Charlottesville Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 1230
Tel.: 2-6177 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Station Representative Walker
Membership RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Donald G. Heyne
Comm. Mgr Thomas M. Behrendt
Prog. Dir Edward Desmond
W B C R— Christianburg— 1954
KBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts d.
WCFV— Clifton Forge-1950
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By... Clifton Forge Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 48
Tel.: 2147 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard
General Manager Claude F. Jones
Comm. Mgr T. V. Stevens
WKEY-Covington-1941
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Earl M. Key
Address P. O. Box 710
Tel.: 8351 News Service: UP
Representative Devney
Membership NAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr Earl M. Key
Comm., Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir. . Kenneth L. Bryant
Program Director John L. Davis
Chief Engineer Grover K. Fulk
WSVS-Crewe-1946
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By So. Virginia Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 800 Melody Lane
Tel.: 7811 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative Jack Masla
President Calvin S. Willis
Gen. Manager Freeman H. Stewart
Prog. Director Tom Roland
WCVA-Culpeper-
KBS-MBS
1949
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Culpeper Bcstg. Co.
Address Radio Bldg.
Tel.: 8338 News Service: UP
Trans. Ser Standard, Lang-Worth
Representative Indie
President Leonard T. Preston
Gen. Mgr John T. Rogers
Commercial Manager Philip T. Butler
WBTM-Danville-1930
ABN
Freq.: 1330 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By Piedmont Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address 710 Grove St.
Tel.: SW 3-4411 News Service: AP
Representative Gill-Perna
Membership NAB, RAB
Manager Milton Adams
Comm. Manager George Lund
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Program Director Earl Stogner
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Eddie Allgood
Chief Eng., Asst. Mgr L. C. Motley
WDVA-Danville-1947
MBS
Freq.: 1250 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Va.-Carolina Bcstg. Corp.
Address Lexington Ave.
Tel.: SW 2-9311 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, Sesac
Representative Robert S. Keller
Membership NAB. RAB
President J. D. Pruitt
VP & Gen. Mgr Emerson J. Pryor
Commercial Mgr Stover Morris, Jr.
Sales Prom. Mgr Jeff Waugh
Program Director Richard Campbell
Chief Engineer Howard Clendenon
WEVA-Emporia-1952
KBS
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned Stone Broadcasting Corp.
Address Box 792
Tel.: 2133 News Service: AP
Transcription Standard
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Maxey E. Stone
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Sallie J. Whitlock
Program Dir Will Stone
Chief Engineer Elton A. Short
W F C R-Fairfax-1955
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned OK Broadcasting Corp.
Address 2nd & Oak Sts.
Tel.: CR 3-4000 News Service: AP
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NAB
Pres., Prom. Mgr George E. Oleson
Gen., Comm. Mgr Arthur Kellar
Program Director Doug Bailey
Chief Engineer Joe Terrien
WFAX-Falls Church-1948
KBS
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned-Operated By Lamar A. Newcomb
Address Tower Square
Tel.: JE 2-1220 News Service: UP
General Manager Lamar A. Newcomb
Comm. Manager Jack James
WFL0— Farmville— 1947
Frequency: 870 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Colonial Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Farmville, Va.
Tel.: 870 News Service: UP
Transcription Thesaurus
Membership NAB, RAB
General Manager Carlo B. Keys
Station Manager John D. Wilson
W Y S R— Franklin-1956— KBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Address 104 E. Fourth Ave.
Tel.: LO 2-3135 News Service: AP
V. P., Gen. Mgr Howard H. Keller
Sales Mgr A. L. Drew
W F V A— Fredericksburg
1939-ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Fredericksburg Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address P. O. Drawer 269
Tel.: ES 3-7721 News Service: UP
Exec. Vice-Pres Richard Lewis
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr., Ch. Eng.. .J. C. Morgan
Sis. Prom. Mgr Jack H. Tucker
Prog., Pub. Dir Arch Harrison
WFTR— Front Royal— 1948
KBS-MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Sky — Park Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 192
Tel.: 750 News Service: AP
Transcription World
Membership NAB
General Manager Kenneth Gordon
WBOB-Galax-1946
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned. ..Carroll-Grayson Broadcasting Corp.
Address Poplar Knob Road
Telephone BE 6-2921
Representative Continental Radio Sales
Membership NAB
President Robert V. Morris
Gen., Sta. Mgr Joe P. Crockett
Comm., Prom. Mgr Brice Parks
WDDY-Gloucesier-1957
KBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1 Kw.. d.
Owned WDDY, Inc.
Address Gloucester
Tel.: GL 3-4302 News Service: AP
Representative Best
Membership NAB
•Gen. Mgr. Charles E. Springer
Comm. Mgr Hollis L. Imes
Ch. Eng Kenneth S. Bradby
W M N A-Greina-1956-KBS
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Central Virginia Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 730
News Service AP
V.P., Gen. Mgr G. W. Sandefur
Adv. Mgr R. C. Via
WNRG-Grundy-1955
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
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Owned-Oper. By Va.-Ky. Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 245
News Service UP
President H. G. Dotson
Gen.. Mgr., Chef Eng., Sta. Mgr. . . . D. B. Jordan
Asst. Mgr Aubry Garber
WVEC-Hampion-1948
NBC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Peninsula Bcstg. Co.
Studio-Trans. Address 1930 Pembroke
Tel.: 6332 News Service: AP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Thomas P. Cbisman
V.P. & Dir. Sis Harrol A. Brauer, Jr.
Oper. Mgr L. W. Kliewei
W H B G— Harrisonburg— 1956
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned Valley Bcstrs.
Address 75 East Market St.
Tel.: 4-7394 News Service: AP
Trans Thesaurus
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB
Owner, Mgr. . . R. C. Currie, Jr., F. R. Griffiths
Sta. Mgr Larry OToole
W S V A— Harrisonburg— 1 935
NBC
Frequency: 550 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned . . Shenandoah Valley Broadcasting, Inc.
Address Rawley Pike
Tel.: 4-4431 News Service: AP
Transcription Standard
Rep Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Hamilton Shea
Comm. Mgr Richard Johnson
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Director N. L. Royster
Program Director Andy McCaskey
Chief Engineer Tom Jones
WHAP-Hopewell-1948
KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .The Hopewell Bcstg. Co.
Bus. Address . . City Point Rd. & Old River Rd.
Tel.: CE 9-7301 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Pres C. S. Willis
Sta. Mgr William R. Craig
Comm. Manager Sally Lowry
Chief Engineer Everett Wilson
W R E L— Lexington— 1948
NBC-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Rockbridge Bcstg. Co.
News Service AP
Representative Indie Sales
Membership NAB
Gen., Comm. Manager Milton B. Henson
Program Director Joseph E. Lynn, Jr.
WBRG-Lynchburg-1956
KBS
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Harry A. Epperson, Sr.
Address Box 1079
Telephone 3-6451 (Madison Hts.)
News Service UP
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Gen., Comm. Mgr Tom Buckley
WLVA-Lynchburg-1930
ABN
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Lynchburg Bcstg. Corp.
Address 2320 Langhorne Rd.
Tel.: 2-1242 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative George P. Hollingbery
Membership NAB
Gen. Manager Philip P. Allen
Sis. Prom., Prog. Dir Warren Uttal
Comm. Mgr Thomas L. Turner
Chief Engineer John T. Ortk
WWOD-Lynchburg-1948
MBS
Freq.: 1390 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned ... Lynchburg Independent Bcstrs., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1300
Tel.: LY 2-3441 News Service: UP
Representative Walker
Trans , Thesaurus
Pres Cy N. Bahakel
Sta. Mgr., Chief Eng F. J. Pinkerton
General Manager Henry Hughes
WPRW
-Manassas-
KBS
1957
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 500 W.. d.
Owned Prince William Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 151
Tel.: 931 News Service: AP
Pres., Gen. Mgr Harold H. Hersch
Sis. Mgr "Woody" Merchant
WMEV-Marion-1948
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. Mountain Empire Bcstg. Corp.
Address Park Boulevard & Rt. 737
Tel: ST 3-9001 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Indie Sales
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen.. Mgr Robert C. Wolfenden
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Bob Wolfenden
Pgm. Dir Stella D. Wolfenden
Chief Engineer Edward Surface
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President William R. Van Buren, Sr.
Gen. Manager, V.P Edward E. Bishop
Station Manager Dan E. Hydrick
Commercial Manager Jack Whitehead
Sis. Prom. Mgr Ambert Dail
Prog. Dir Edward Meyer
Publicity Director Robert Calvert
Chief Engineer George Sokol
WHEE— Martinsville— 1954
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned Mechlenburg Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 1284
Tel.: ME 2-9811 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Pres., Sta.. Gen. Mgr John W. Shultz
Comm. Mgr Charles F. Adams
Promotion Manager Thomas W. Patterson
WMVA
-Marlinsville-
NBC-KBS
1941
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Martinsville Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Chatham Heights
Tel.: 2152 News Service: AP
Representative Bob Dore
Membership NAB
Exec. V.P. & Gen. Mgr Maynard E. Dillaber
Commercial Mgr Charles Cooper
WSIG— Mount Jackson— 1954
KBS
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Richard F. Lewis, Jr., Estate
Address WSIG Bldg.
Tel.: MO 790 News Service: UP
President Marion P. Lewis
Gen., Sta Philip J. Potter
Program Director Edward Madden
WHRV-Narrows-1953
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Giles Bcstg. Co.
Address Route 100
Tel.: PA 6-2211 News Service: AP
Transcription World
Representative Hopewell
President H. J. Romanus
General Manager Tom Hicks
Commercial Mgr John Holland
W Y 0 U— Newport News— 1947
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .United Bcstg. Co. of E. Va.
Business-Studio Address 114 W. 24th St
Tel.: 6-1664 News Service: UP
Trans Capitol
Representative Dora-Clayton
President Richard Eaton
Station Manager Joseph Gathings
Commercial Manager Peter Giordano
Chief Engineer Ernest C. Hooper
WGH— Norfolk-Newport News
1928-ABN
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Hampton Roads Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address.... 739 Boush St.. Norfolk
Tel.: MA 2-3353 News Service: AP
News. Affil Daily Press, Times-Herald
Representative Forjoe
Membership NAB, RAB
WCMS-Norfolk-1954
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 W. d.
Owned-Oper. By Cy Blumenthal
Address Helena Building
Telephone MA 5-0525
Rep Charles Bernard
President Cy Blumenthal
General Manager Roy LaMere
Asst. Manager Charles Bentz
Commercial Manager Al Lynn
Program Director Joe Huppel
W L 0 W-Norf olk-1 947-MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By James Bcstg.
Bus.-Studio Addr. 731 Boush St.
Tel.: MA 7-5677 News Service: UP
Representative Jack Masla
Pres., General Manager Michael Henry
Sta., Comm. Mgr Paul M. Enright
Prog. Dir Bruce M. Miller
Sales Prom. Mgr Nancy Fentress
Chief Eng Howard Hatcher
WNOR-Norfolk-1949
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Norfolk Bcstg. Co.
Address 1019 Boisserain Ave.
News Service AP
Representative Weed
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
President Louis H. Peterson
Gen. Manager Earl Harper
WRAP-Norfolk-1952
Frequency: 850 Kc. Power: 5 Kw.. d.; 1 Kw., n.
Owned-Operated By Rollins Bcstg., Inc.
Address 300 Portlock Bldg.
TeL MA 7-8307
Representative Rollins
Membership RAB
President O. Wayne Rollins
Gen. Mgr Paul von Hagel
Dir. of Sales A. R. Lanphear
Prog. Dir Libby Taylor
Chief Eng Glen Frazier
W T A R— Norfolk— 1923— CBS
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WTAR Radio Corp,
Bus.-Studio Address 720 Boush St.
Tel: MA 5-6711 News Service: AP
News Affil Norfolk Newspapers. Inc.
Membership NAB, RAB
Trans Standard, World
Representative Edward Petry
Pres., Gen. Mgr Campbell Arnoux
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V.P., Operations John C. Peffer
V.P., Sales Robert M. Lambe
Radio Sis. Mgr Jack Black
Prog. Dir William Johnson
Pub. Dir Hal Powell
Chief Eng R. L. Lindell
W N V A-Norton-1946-KBS
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Radio-Wise, Inc.
Address Progress Bldg.
Tel.: 700 News Service: UP
Membership RAB
President R. B. Helms
Gen. Mgr Jack Helms
Comm. Mgr Jack Darnell
Chief Engineer Gene Tommerdahl
WJMA-0range-1949-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Waits
Owned-Oper. By Charlotesville Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 271
Tel.: 7263 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Transcription Service World
President Donald G. Heyne
General Manager Bob C. Wagner
Commercial Manager. . .John C. Mahaney, Jr.
Chief Engineer E. V. Bossieux, Jr.
WPVA— Petersburg— 1955
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated By Harry A. Epperson, Jr.
Address Archer Ave., Colonial Hts., Va.
Tel.: RE 2-3478 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Mgr., Owner Harry A. Epperson, Jr.
Sis. Mgr Ray Frazier
WSSV-Peiersburg-1945
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Southside Virginia Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 112 W. Tabb St.
Tel.: RE 3-4567 News Service: AP
Representative Weed
Membership NAB
President Louis H. Peterson
Comm. Mgr Jerome J. Droracher
WAVY-Porismouih-1943
NBC
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Tidewater Teleradio, Inc.
Address 709 Boush St., Norfolk
Tel.: MA 7-2345 News Service: AP
Representative H-R Reps., Inc.
Membership NAB, RAB
President Hunter C. Phelan
Gen. Mgr Carl J. Burkland
Sta., Comm. Mgr. H. Stanley
Prog., Pub. Dir Ned Sheridan
Chief Engineer William Manrov
WPUV-Pulaski-1946
KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 5000 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By WPUV. Inc.
Address Box 351
Tel.: 3-3931 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Dora-Clayton
Pres.. Gen. Mgr J. A. Columbus
Commercial Manager Larry Schoenf eld
WRAD-Radford-1950
Frequency: 1460 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By WRAD Bcstg.
Address Radford & Christiansburg
Tel.: 2461 News Service: AP
Representative Robert S. Keller. Inc.
President Dr. Perry E. Gresham
Manager Dave Milligan
WRIC-Richlands-
KBS
1951
Frequency: 540 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By... Clinch Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 218
Tel.: 450 News Service: AP
Transc. Service World
Representative Hopewell
President J. Powell Royall, Jr.
Comm. Mgr Jack T. Bundy
WANT-Richmond-1951
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned United Broadcasting Co.
Address 513 East Main Street
Tel.: 3-8368 News Service: UP
Rep Oakes, United Broadcasting Co.
President Richard Eaton
General Manager, Chief Eng . S. J. Bell
WLEE— Richmond-
NBC
1945
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Lee Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. . .6200 Broad St. Road
Tel.: 88-2835 News Service: AP
Representative Brown, McGavern
President Thomas G. Tinsley, Jr.
Gen. Mgr H. L. Hudson
Commercial Mgr Joseph S. Mason
Sales Prom. Mgr Thomas J. McCollum, Jr.
Program Director Robert DeBardelaben
Chief Engineer Thomas J. Kita
WLLY-Richmond-1955
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned WLLY, Inc.
Address Broad-Grace Arcade
Tel.: MI 9-1223 News Service: AP
Representative John E. Pearson
President Louis Adelman
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Melvin E. Whitmire
Program Dir Gene Creasy
Chief Engineer Kenith Shelton
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News. Affil Times, World News
Transcription Service World
Representative . Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB, RAB
President M. W. Armistead. Ill
V.P.. Managing Dir Ray P. Jordan
V.P., Comm. Mgr. John Harkrader
Program Director Paul E. Reynolds
Sales Director Frank E. Koehler
Promotion Director Katherine Griffey
Chief Engineer J. Edward Newman
WMBG— Richmond— 1946
ABN
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Havens & Martin, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 3301 W. Broad St.,
Tel.: 5-8611 News Service: UP
Membership RAB
Representative Boiling Co.
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Wilbur M. Havens
Commerical Mgr Walter A. Bowry, Jr.
Sales Prom. Mgr William J. Filer
Prog. Dir Frank Wilson
Chief Engineer James Kyle
WRNL— Richmond— 1937
MBS
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Richmond Newspapers, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Ill N. Fourth St.
Tel.: RI 3-3436 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil.. News Leader; Times Dispatch
Trans. Serv Standard, Thesaurus, SES AC
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NAB
President D. Tennant Bryan
Station Manager E. S. Whitlock
Sales Manager Frank Soden
Prog. Dir William Morrison
Pub., Prom. Director Lucy Pope
Chief Engineer E. V. Wolstenholme
WRVA-Richmond-1925
CBS
Frequency: 1140 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Lotus & Brother Co.
Business Address 22nd & Cary Sts.
Tel.: 3-3511 News Services: UP, AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative CBS Radio Spot Sales
Membership NAB, RAB
General Manager John B. Tansey
Asst. Gen. Mgr W. R. Preston
Sales Manager Harold Barre
Promotion Manager Irby N. Hollans, Jr.
Program Manager Raymond L. Kennedy
Production Manager Harold Phillips
Pub. Rel. Mgr W. R. Bishop
Chief Engineer Rudolph W. Raabe
WXGI-Richmond-1947
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Radio Virginia. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address . . . 300 German School Rd.
Tel: BE 3-7666 News Service: UP
Representative Burn-Smith
President Douglas H. Robertson
General Mgr David M. Wilburn
W D B J-Roanoke-1924-CBS
Frequency: 960 Kc. . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Times-World Corp.
Address 201 Campbell Ave., S.W.
Tel.: DI 3-8031 News Service: AP
WHYE-Roanoke-1957-KBS
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Jefferson Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 1187
Tel.: DI 5-0988 News Service: AP
Representative Simmons
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Allan W. Roberts
Comm. Mgr Dorothy Hanley
WRIS— Roanoke— 1953
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned Roanoke Independent Bcstrs. Inc.
Address Box 702
Tel.: 2-3131 News Service: UP
Representative Walker
Membership NAB
General Mgr Cy Bahakel
Asst. Gen. Mgr Frank Tirico
WROV-Roanoke-1946
ABN
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WROV Bcstrs., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. . .15th & Cleveland Ave.
Tel.: 3-4444 News Service: UP
Representative Burn-Smith
Trans. Standard
Membership RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Comm. Mgr Burton Levine
Prog. Dir Barbara Felton
Pub. Dir Jim Gearhart
Chief Engineer A. T. Beckley
WSL S-Roanoke-1940-NBC
Frequency: 610 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d, 1 Kw. n.
Owned Shenandoah Life Stations, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Radio-TV Center
Tel.: DI 4-9226 News Service: AP
•Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB, RAB
President Blake T. Newton, Jr.
Exec. Vice President James H. Moore
Prom. Mgr F. L. Corstaphney
Asst. Manager Horace Fitzpatrick
Sis. Prom. Dir C. R. Garrison
Program Manager G. W. Chernault. Jr.
Chief Engineer J. P. Briggs
WYTI— Rocky Mount— 1956
KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc .Power: 500 Watts
645
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Owned WYTI. Inc.
Address Drawer 471 (Main St.)
Tel.: HU 3-9955 News Service: AP
Trans Standard
Representative Hi. F. Best
Membership NAB
President S. L. Goodman
Gen., Sta. Mgr Lester L. William
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr. . . William E. Jefferson
Chief Engineer William A. Farley
WHLF-South Boston-1947
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Halifax Bcstg. Co.
Address Webster St
Tel.: 2-9988 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Gen., Comm. Mgr John L. Cole, Jr.
Sta. Mgr H. Preston Young, Jr.
WJWS-Souih Hill— 1953
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Old Belt Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 216
Tel.: HI 7-4007 News Service: AP
President C. D. Pennington, Jr.
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr W. Hofler
Publicity, Program Director A. W. Walthall
Chief Engineer Charles E. Brown
WAFC— Staunlon— 1954
Frequency: 900 Kc. Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Am. Home Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 448
Tel.: TU 6-0100 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Station Rep Clark
General Manager Lloyd Gochenour
Chief Engineer J. L. McFarland
WTON-Siaunion-1946
ABN
Frequency: 1240 Kc ..Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Charles P. Blackley
Business-Studio Address Morrison Bldg.
Tel.: TU 6-6666 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Charles P. Blackley
Sta., Comm. Mgr Charles F. Seebeck
Program Director Ray H. Honaker, Jr.
Chief Engineer Rex C. Houses
WLPM-Suffolk-1940
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Suffolk Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Radio Bldg.
Tel.: 2394 News Service: AP
Pres., Genera] Mgr Fred L. Hart
Comm. Mgr L. Earl Hundley
Prog. Dir Ted Potter
Chief Eng Veryl W. Rupp
WES R-Tasley-1957-KBS
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Accomack-Northampton Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1330
Telephone SU 7-3200
Membership NAB
President Vernon H. Baker
Gen. Mgr. Brooks Russell
Ch. Eng Glenn Kellam
W B 0 F-Virginia Beach-1954
KBS
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Va. Beach Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 36
Tel.: 1217 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr., Prom. Mgr.. .Leo Hoarty
Prog. Dir Tom McNamara
Comm. Mgr Ron Philips
Prom. Mgr Bill Ryan
W N N T-Warsaw-1949-KBS
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned Grayson Headley
Address Warsaw
Tel ED 3-6900
Transcription Service Standard
Pres., Gen. Mgr Grayson Headley
Commercial Mgr Ruth R. Rouzie
Sales Prom. Mgr Bill Allison
Prog. Dir Chris Naumann
Chief Engineer W. Dean Loudy
WEER— Warrenion— 1957
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 500 W., d.
Owned OK Bcstg. Co.
Address Rts. 29-211
Telephone 1500
Representative Best
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr Arthur Kellar
Sta. Mgr Jules Henry
WAYB— Waynesboro-1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Waynesboro Bcstg. Corp.
Tel.: WH 3-6066 News Service: AP
Rep Donald Cooke
Membership NAB
Transcription World
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr N. Wilbur Kidd
Sales Manager Al Charles
Prog. Dir Gene Dougherty
Chief Engineer Donald D. Curtis
WINC-Winchesler-1941
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
646
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Owned-Oper. By. .Richard Field Lewis, Jr., Inc.
Business Address Kerr St.
Tel.: MO 2-4855 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Pub. Dir Gordon Walsh
Sales Prom. Mgr Wally Hankin
Program Director Roy Nester
Sta. Mgr., Chief Engineer Phil Whitney
WYVE-Wyiheville-1949
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Wythe County Bcstg. Co.
Address 195 S. 1st St.
Tel.: CA 8-3185 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
General Manager A. M. Gates, Jr.
Chief Engineer W. Jack Fleming
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Sta. CP's— 7; Radio Homes— 836,000; TV Homes— 627,000
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KBKW-Aberdeen-1949
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KBKW, Inc.
Address 701 E. Heron St.
Tel.: 1015 News Service: AP
Transcription World
Representative Feltis, McGillvra
President Archie Taft, Jr.
Manager Mahlon R. Taft
KXKO-Aberdeen-1927
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KXRO, Inc.
Address 207V2 E. Market St.
Tel.: AB 4098 News Service: UP
Rep Walker, Ayres, Art Moore
Membership NAB, RAB
President Harry R. Spence
General Manager Fred G. Goddard
Comm. Mgr Roy Johnson
Sales Prom. Manager Monte Cook
Chief Engineer Robert J. McNamara
KAGT
•Anacorles-
KBS
1956
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Fidalgo Brcstg. Inc.
Address 2920 Commercial Ave.
Tel.: CY 4-2345 News Service: UP
Representative Art Moore
Membership RAB
Ptfes., Gen. Mgr James C. Frits
Sales Prom. Mgr James W. Bailey
Chief Engineer Donald Knuteson
KFKF— Bellevue-Seattle
1958
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Bellevue Bcstrs.
Address 602 Colman Bldg. (Seattle)
Tel.: MA 0695 News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
Gen. Mgr King Mitchell
KPUG— Bellingham-1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1170 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KPUG, Inc.
Business Address 2340 E. Sunset Dr.
Tel.: 1 170 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil Othello (Wa.) Outlook
Rep Headley Reed; Hunt; Day
Membership NAB
President Jessica L. Longston
Ex. V.P Robert E. Pollock
Gen. Manager John DiMeo
Comm. Mgr Oscar Lundgren
Publicity Dir Dorothy Jacobson
Sis. Prom. Mgr James Tincker
Program Director John K. Munroe
Chief Engineer Donald R. Pinney
KVOS-Bellingham-1927
ABN
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KVOS, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 1155 Ellis St.
Tel.: 790 News Service: UP
Representative Forjoe, Art Moore
President Rogan Jones
Gen. Mgr Hamilton Brosious
Prog. Dir John Sherman
Nat. Sales Manager Fred Elsethagen
KBR0— Bremerton— 1947
Frequency: 1490 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned Bruce Bartley
Address 2218 E. Prospect
Tel.: CA 3370 News Service: UP
Transcription Standard
Representative Hugh Feltis
Membership RAB, NAB
General Manager Line Perry
Office Manager Shirley Seid
Sales Prom. Mgr Bruce Perry
Program Director Bill Luckhurst
Chief Engineer Dick McCabe
KR IV— Camas 1956
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Camas-Washougal Radio
Address Box 1025
Tel.: 6431 .News Service: UP
Representative Art Moore
Gen. Mgr John A. Luetjen
K E L A— Centralia-Chehalis
1937— MBS-D0N LEE-KBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
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Owned-Oper. By Central Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address P.O. Box 720. Centralia
Tel.: PE 6-3321 News Service: UP
Rep.. Walker, O'Connell, McGavren, Art Moore
Membership RAB
President I. Elroy McCaw
Sec.-Treas Mabel A. Gwinn
Gen., Sta. Mgr Joe Chytil
Asst. Mgr Lee Stottlemyre
Sales Prom. Mgr William Tilton
Program Director Donald Younghans
Publicity Director Richard Dawson
Chief Engineer Lloyd Hannah
KITI— Chehalis-Centralia
1954
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Operated By KITI Corp.
Address 804 Market St.
Tel.: SH 8-3379 News Service: UP
Newspaper Axfil Daily Chronicle
Transcription World
Representative Feltis, Grant
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Sis. Prom. Mgr D. Whitman
Sta., Comm Phil Roewe
Chief Engineer Harold C. Singleton
KOZI-Chelan-1957
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Lake Chelan Bcstg. Corp.
Address Morse Bldg.
Tel.: 440 News Service: AP
Representative McGillvra
Gen. Mgr E. F. "Bill" Denton
Comm. Mgr Mark Sorley
KCLX-Colfax-1950-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Adrian De Vries
Address Box 710
Tel.: 780 News Service: UP
Representative Best; Art Moore
Owner, Gen.. Sta. Mgr, Adrian De Vries
K C V L— Colville— 1955— KBS
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Operated By Colville Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 208
Tel CO 990
Representative Best. Art Moore
Gen. Mgr., Chief Eng Merle B. Peterson
Commercial Manager Jerry V. Fountain
KGDN— Edmonds— 1954
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned King's Garden, Inc.
Address 190th & Fremont
Tel.: LI 3131 News Service: UP
Transcription SESAC
President A. B. Martin
Manager A. Orville Helgeson
Program Director Gerald Swanson
Chief Eng Walter Jamison
KXLE-Ellensburg-1946
KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Central Washington Bcstrs.
Bus. Add. Trans. Loc Box 600
Representative McGillvra
President Goodwin Chase, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Manager Joe Kendall
Commercial Manager Bill Hanning
Sis. Prom. Mgr Bill Allen
Publicity Director Ron Forsell
Chief Engineer Robert I. Sampson
KULE-Ephrata-1949
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Columbia Basin Broadcasting Co.
TeL: SK 4-4686 News Service: UP
Transcription Standard
Membership RAB
President R. E. Billingsley
Gen., Sta., Comm., Prom. Mgr Bob Moore
Program Director Dorothy McCue
Chief Engineer Len Brown
K R K O-Evereii-1920-MBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Everett Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 916
Tel.: CE 1144 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, RAB
General Manager , William R. Taft
Sales Maanger Charles E. Sullivan
Chief Engineer Dave Foley
KQTY— Everett— 1957
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 W.
Owned W. Nelskog, P. Crain, A. Baker
Address 3021 Rockefeller
Tel.: CE 6111 News Service: UP
Representative Grant
President Wally Nelskog
Gen. Mgr Paul Crain
Sta. Mgr Earle Gerdon
Prog. Dir Ray Courtmanch
K FDR— Grand Coulee— 1950
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Ralph A. Nachtmann
Address Box 395
Tel.: 140 News Service: UP
Representative Best, Art Moore
General Manager R. A. Nachtmann
Program Director Alcuin Theisen
Chief Engineer Frank Van Hemert
KLOG-Kelso-1949
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KLOG, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 90
Tel.: EX 3-4900 News Service: UP
Representative Hollingbery
Trans Thesaurus
President J. J. Flanigan
General Manager John Carlson
Chief Engineer Robert Meers
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KEPR-Kennewick-1949
CBS
Frequency: 610 Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KWIE. Inc.
Address 11 S. Cascade St.
Tel: IU 2-5151 News Service: AP
Representative Art Moore, Robert Meeker
Membership NARTB
President Thomas C. Bostic
Sta., Comm. Mgr Monte Strohl
Program Director Bill Moody
KNBX— Kirkland— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By Eastside Bdcstg. Co.
Address Trans. Loca Civic Center
News Service UP
Representative Art Moore
General Manager G. A. Wilson
Program Director R. Anita Busek
KB AN— Longview— 1955
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Altru Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 31
Tel.: HA 3-1210 News Service: INS
Rep Holman, Grant
Membership RAB
President John Truhan
Gen., Sta. Mgr William Hoftyzer
Program Director Charles Nelson
Chief Engineer Kenneth Vancil
KWLK-Longview-1938
DON LEE-MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Triad Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Add. . Natl. Bank of Commerce Bldg.
Tel.: HA 5-1500 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Everett-McKinney
Pres Merton Giant
Sta. Mgr Marvin E. Johnston
Prog. Dir Betty Trinneer
KSEM— Moses Lake— 1947
KBS
Freq.: 1470 Kc Power: 5 Kw.. d.; 1 Kw., n.
Owned-Operated By KSEM, Inc.
Address W. 2240 St.
Tel.: RO 5-3441 News Service: UP
Representative Headley-Reed
Gen. Manager John R. DiMeo
Comm. Mgr Ray Robinson
KWIQ-Moses Lake-1956
Frequency: 1260 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned Central Basin Broadcasting Co.
Address Box 1696
Tel.: RO 5-4501 News Service: AP
Representative Walker, Feltis
Manager C. Nat Harris
K B R C— Mount Vernon— 1946
Freq.: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Beckley Radio Co.
Bus.-Studio Address P.O. Box 240
News Service UP
Rep McGillvra, Art Moore
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Leo H. Beckley
Commercial Mgr Frank Snyder
Prog. Dir Joe Armey
Pub. Dir Dick Buffum
Chief Engineer Walt Bjerke
KGY-01ympia-1922
MBS-D0N LEE-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Tom Olsen
Address Trans. Loca P. O. Box 710
Tel.: FL 6-6636 News Service: AP
Representative Art Moore, Walker
Membership RAB, NAB
General Manager Tom Olsen
Sta., Comm. Mgr Herb Anderson
Sis. Prom., Prog Dir Don Jones
Publicity Director Robert Cummings
Chief Engineer Charles Roark
KITM-Olympia-1956
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned KITN Corp.
Address 610 Columbia Street
Tel.: FL 7-7718 News Service: UP
Representative Feltis, Grant
Trans World
Pres., Gen. Mgr D. Whitman
Sta. Commercial Manager Herb W. Hall
Prog., Pub. Dir Ken Stuart
KOMW-Omak-1947
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ,KOMW, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Box 151
Tel.: 20 News Service: UP
Representative Feltis; Ayres
Membership NAB
President R. L. McNett
General Manager Dean Nichols
Comm. Mgr Jerry Weaver
Prog. Dir Marilyn Moomaw
KORD-Pasco-1956
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Music Bcstrs.
Address Box 485
Tel.: LI 7-9791 News Service: UP
Representative W. S. Grant
Gen. Mgr Wally Reid
KPKW-Pasco-1945-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Western Radio Corp.
Address Pasco
News Service UP
Representative Feltis
Pres.. Gen. Mgr V. B. Kenworthy
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Comm. Mgr Shirley Wallen
Prog. Dir., Chief Engineer Robert Rockne
KONP— Port Angeles— 1945
KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Radio Pacific Inc.
Address 313 West First Street
Tel.: GL 7-4200 News Service: UP
Transcription World
Representative Art Moore
Membership RAB
Gen. Mgr George Buck
Commercial Manager lack K. Proctor
Chief Engineer Frederick F. Fields
KOFE-Pullman-1950
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Bayton & Hicks
Address Pullman-Colfay Hy.
Tel.: 1-5251 News Service: UP
Representative Ayres, Best
Station Mgr J. Ronald Bayton
Promotion Mgr B. J. Bayton
KAYE-Puyallup-1952
KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Radio "K" Inc.
Address P. O. Box 271
Tel.: 5-7711 News Service: UP
Gen. Mgr E. L. O'Hearn
Comm. Mgr W. R. Bauer
Local Sis. Mgr Bob Rogers
KP0R— Quincy— 1957
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Quincy Valley Bcstrs.
Address Box 1378
News Service AP
Representative Best
Manager Don Nelson
Comm. Mgr Charles Nelson
KAPA— Raymond— 1950
KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Willapa Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 626
Tel.: 1010 News Service: AP
Representative Walker, Art Moore
Sta. Mgr R. E. Claunch
Comm. Mgr J. W. Reavley
Chief Engineer Robert Sheetz
KLAN-Renton-1952
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Interlake Bdcstg. Corp.
Address Trans. Loca 615 Third Ave.
Tel.: OL 8245 News Service: UP
President Ralph Sander
General Mgr Clifford H. Hcsnsen
Sales Mgr Tom Kelly
Pub. Dir Fred Grant
Chief Engineer L. E. Gustafson
KALE— Richland-1950
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KALE. Inc.
Address P. O. Box 367
Telephone 4-3180
Representative Walker
President R. S. McCaw
Gen., Comm. Mgr Don Huber
KAYO-Sealtle-1926
Freq.: 1150 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Operated By. . .Wash. Telecasters, Inc.
Add., Trans, Loca 2939 Fourth Ave. So.
Tel: EL 2480 News Service: UP
Rep Headley-Reed, Art Moore
Trans World
President Jessica L. Longston
Gen. Mgr R. E. Pollock
Sta. Mgr Jim Hamstreet
Comm. Mgr Gilbert C. Bond
Sales Prom. Mgr Ted Bell
Pub. Dir Bob Engler
Prog. Dir Ted Bell
Chief Engineer Verle Jones Jr.
KIHG-Seaitle-1927-ABN
Frequency: 1090 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KING Bcstg. Co.
Address 320 Aurora Ave.
Tel.: MU 3555 News Services: UP, INS
Membership r NAB, RAB
President Mrs. A. Scott Bullitt
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Otto P. Brandt
Sales Mgr Gibbs Lincoln
Program Mgr Jack Link
Pub. & Prom. Mgr Mel Anderson
Chief Engineer A. A. Shultz
K I R 0— Seattle— 1 927— CBS
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Queen City Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address. . .1530 Queen Anne Ave.
Tel.: AL 9800 News Service: UP
Representative. Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB
President Saul Haas
Comm. Manager William F. Tucker
Station Manager Lincoln W. Miller
Program Director Clair Weidenaar
KJR— Seattle— 1923
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper Mt. Rainier Radio & TV Bcstg.
Business-Studio Address 2600 26 Ave. S.W.
Tel.: HO 5100 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative . Branham, McGavren, Jacobson
Membership RAB
Pres., Gen Mgr Lester M. Smith
Commercial Manager .... Gaylen S. Blackford
Pgm. Director Homer Pope
Chief Engineer George Newton
K0L— Seattle— 1922
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Seattle Bcstg. Co.
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Bus.-Studio Address 1100 W. Florida St.
Tel.: MA 2312 News Services: UP, INS
Representative Boiling
Membership R AB
President Marie S. Taft
General Manager Archie Tarft, Jr.
Commercial Manager W. L. Simpson
Program Director Phyllis O. Miller
Chief Engineer Perry Lind
KOMO-Seatile-1926-NBC
Frequency: 1000 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Fisher's Blend Station, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 100 4th Ave. No.
Tel.: SE 6000 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Membership NAB, RAB
President O. W. Fisher
Gen. Mgr., Exec. V. P W. W. Warren
Comm. Manager James McLoughlin
Sis. Prom. Mgr Bob Ryan
Program Manager F. J. Patterson
Pub. Rel. Mgr Arthru Gerbel
Chief Engineer C. E. Miller
KTIX— Seattle— 1956
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Tele-Bcstrs. of Wash.
Tel.: CA 1590 News Service: INS
Representative Weed
Membership NAB, RAB
President .H. Scott Killgore
Gen. Mgr Tom Kelly
Comm. Mgr Bill Rickard
Program Dir Keith M. Samples
Publicity Director Jerry Holzinger
KTW-Seaiile-1920
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned The First Presbyterian Church
Address 7th Ave. & Spring St.
Tel.: MU 1250 News Service: AP
Pres Glenn T. Whitney
Sta. Mgr Don Bevilacqua
Comm. Mgr George Boucher
Ch. Eng James S. Ross
KVI— Seattle— 1929
MBS-D0N LEE
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Puget Sound Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address Caxnlin Hotel
Tel.: SE 4848 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative H-R Reps.
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr Mrs. Vernice Irwin
Commercial Mgr Earl T. Irwin
Sales Promotion Manager Evelyn Egan
Program Dir Harry Long
Chief Engineer ....D. M. McDonough
KXA-Seaille-1926
Frequency: 770 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By KXA. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 320 Second Ave., W.
Tel.: AL 8600 News Service: AP
Representative Meeker
Membership NAB, RAB
President , Wesley I. Dunns
Comm. Mgr G. A. Wellington
Gen. Mgr., Chief Eng John Dubuque
K G A— Spokane— 1926-ABN
Frequency: 1510 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Bankers Life & Casualty
Bus.-Studio Address Moran Prairie, Box 141
Tel.: KE 4-0631 News Service: UP
Transcription World
Representative . . . Everett-McKinney, O'Connell
General Manager Len Greenword
Managing Director John P. Cannaven, Jr.
KHQ-Spokane-1922-NBC
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KHQ, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address . . . 700 Radio Central Bldg.
Tel.: MA 4-5131 News Service: AP
Representative Kati
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Sta. Mgr Richard O. Dunning
Comm. Mgr William Merrill
Prog. Dir John Fahey
Sis. Prom., Pub. Dir Rex Gerlach
Chief Engineer Dee Waymire
KHEW-Spokane-1947
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Mt. Ranier Radio & TV
Address 57th & Helena
Tel.: KE 4-9363 News Service: UP
Representative Branham, McGovern
Membership NAB. RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Lester M. Smith
Station Manager William G. Rhodes
KPEG-Spokane-1957
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned Bellevue Bcstrs.
Address Box 838, Bellevue
Representative , . Pearson
President H. Kemper Freeman
Gen. Mgr King Mitchell
Sales Prom. Mgr Larry Lester
Prog. Dir. Jo Warner
KREM— Spokane-1946
Freq.: 970 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By KREM Bcstg. Co.
Address 4103 South Regal
Tel.: KE 4-0466 News Service: AP
Membership RAB
Representative Forjoe
Gen., Sta.. Sales Prom. Mgr. . . Robert H. Temple
Program Director E. A. Moseley
Pub. Dir. Richard Hoover
Chief Engineer Hommer W. Mead
KLYK— Spokane— 1922
Frequency: 1230 Kc... Power: 250 Watts
651
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Owned-Oper. By Williams and Cody
Address, Trans. Loca Realty Bldg.
Telephone 8033
Membership NAB
Representative Grant Webb
General Manager Gene Williams
KXLY-Spokane-1922
CBS
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 5.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By No. Pacific Radio Corp.
Address W. 315 Sprague Ave.
Tel.: MA 4-1218 News Services: AP, UP
Rep Avery-Knodel, Art Moore
Pres Norman Alexander
General Manager Richard E. Jones
Sales Mgr James Agostino
Program Director George Anthony
Prom. Mgr Richard P. Jones
KZUN-Spokane-1955
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned Voice of Spokane Valley
Address Box 123
Tel.: WA 4-2400 News Service: AP
Representative W. S. Grant
General Manager Robert L. Swartz
Co-Manager Arthur R. MacKelvie
Sales Manager Richard White
KREW-Sunnyside-1950
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Cole E. Wylie
Address 7th & Decatur
Tel.: 7-2277 News Service: AP
Representative Tracy Moore
Membership RAB
President .Cole E. Wylie
General Manager Don G. Bennett
Program Director Jean Runyan
Chief Engineer John Berg
KM0— Tacoma— 1926
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned Tacoma Radio Corp.
Address P. O. Box 1651
Tel.: WA 2-8733 News Service: UP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership RAB
Pres., Gen. Sta. Mgr J. Archie Morton
Comm., Prom. Mgr Herb Pollock
Pub. Dir Doris Finholm
Chief Engineer Duane White
KTAC-Tacoma-1942
Frequency: 850 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Tacoma Bcstrs., Inc.
Address Winthrop Hotel
Tel.: BR 2-2241 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Gill-Perna, Duncan A. Scott
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr Jerry Geehan
Station, Sales Prom. Mgr John Condon
Prog. Dir., Pub. Dir Dick Weeks
Chief Engineer R. C. Velo
KTNT-Tacoma-1952
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Tribune Publ. Co.
Address So. 11th & Grant Sts.
Tel.: FU 3-2561 News Services: AP. UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Newspaper Affil News Tribune
Membership NAB.RAB
Representative Weed
Gen., Sta. Mgr Larry Carino
Commercial Mgr John Upham
Sales Prom. Mgr Robert Lyte
Program Director Don St. Thomas
Chief Engineer Max H. Bice
KENE-Toppenish-1954
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Radio Broadcasters Inc.
Address P. O. Box 350
Tel.: TO 5-7272 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best
President Jack R. Woodroofe
General Manager Harold Z. Bagley
Program Director Charles Peterson
Comm. Mgr H. W. Fleming
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
652
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Owned-Oper. By Wenatchee Broadcasters
Address P. O. Box 1510
Tel.: NO 2-7135 News Service: AP
Representatives McGillvra, Feltis, Cox
Transcription Standard
Co-Owners S. Maus, M. Sorley
Sales Manager Mark Sorley
KKEY-Vancouver-1954
KBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1,000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Western Bcstg. Co.
Address 5500 Fourth Plain Road
Tel.: OX 3-2565 News Service: UP
Representative Grant
General Manager Ralph C. Weagant
Commercial Manager Ernest Crater
Chief Engineer Bryce Howard
KVAN-Vancouver-1939
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KVAN. Inc.
Studio Address 707 Main St.
Newspaper Affil Coos Bay Times
News Service UP
Representative Grant Webb, Tracy Moore
Membership RAB
President Sheldon F. Sackett
General Mgr. Larry H. Lau
Gen. Sales Mgr , Jim Green
Nat. Sales Mgr Isabelle Hoyt
Chief Engineer Leo Erickson
KTEL-WallaWalla-1946
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Walla Walla Bdcstg. Co.
Address Box 1028
Tel.: JA 5-4103 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representatives Grant. Feltis
Pres., Gen. Mgr Jack Keating
Sales Prom. Manager Everett Skubinna
KUJ-Walla Walla— 1928
MBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KUJ, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 55 E. Main St.
Tel.: JA 9-1230 News Service: UP
Representative Forjoe. Art Moore
President, Gen. Mgr H. E. Studebaker
Comm. Mgr Norval Armes
Prog. Dir LaVerne Russell
Chief Eng Glenn Dubbee
KPQ— Wenaichee— 1929
ABN-NBC-CBS
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Wescoast Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 32 N. Mission
Phone: NO 3-5121 News Service: UP
Representative Forjoe
Trans World
Pres., Sta., Gen. Mgr James W. Wallace
V. P., Comm. Mgr. Pat O'Halloran
Program Director Marc Bowman
Chief Engineer Doug Whipple
KMEL-Wenaichee-1948
MBS-DON LEE
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
KUEN— Wenatchee— 1956
KBS
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned Queens Bcstg. Co.
Address 209 Orondo Ave.
Tel.: NO 3-5168 .News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Gen., Sta. Mgr Dale R. Woods
Comm. Mgr W. G. Cannon
Sales Prom. Mgr James Johnson
Prog. Dir William MoeUer
Chief Engineer George Frese
KIMA— Yakima— 1944— CBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Cascade Bdcstg. Co.
Address p. O. Box 702
Tel: GL 2-9111 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, RAB
Rep Weed & Co., Art Moore
President A. W. Talbot
Gen. Manager Thomas C. Bostic
Station Mgr W. B. Hansen
*7<4e Kedf Radio. Station
OF THE PORTLAND AND
VANCOUVER MARKETS
CONTACT A KEY-MAN
W. S. GRANT CO., INC.
653
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Sales Manager Bob Davis
Program Director Gene Grischow
KIT-Yakima-1929
Freq.: 1280 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By KIT, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address AIAV2 E. Yakima Ave.
Tel.: GL 7-8115 News Service: UP
Representative Branham
President Carl E. Hay mono
Gen., Sta., Comm., Prom. Mgr.. . Jack H. Goetz
Prog. Dir John Puckett
Pub. Dir Peder Wick
Chief Engineer H. B. Murphy
KUTI-Yakima-1954
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By H. A. Roddick
Address 316 Butterfield Rd.
Tel.: GL 2-6900 News Service: UP
Representative Forjoe
President W. N. Nelskog
Gen.. Sta. Mgr P. M. Crain
Comm. Mgr R. R. Fleming
KLOQ-Yakima-1947
MBS-D0N LEE
Freq.: 1390 Kc Power: 1 Kw. <L. 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By Yakima Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 172
Telephone GL 2-7143
Representative Headley-Reed, Walker
President Robert S. McCaw
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr. .... Warren J. Durham
West Virginia
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 2,020,000; Families— 544,000; Lie. Stations— 47,
Sta. CP's— 1; Radio Homes— 514,000; TV Homes— 384,000
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Owned-Oper. By WKOY, Inc.
Address Box 248
Tel.: DA 7-6124 News Service: UP
Rep Devney & Co., Holman, Dora-Clayton
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Comm. Mgr. J. Lindsley Alley
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir Ed Erb
W J L S-Beckley-1939-CBS
Freq.: 560 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By Joe L. Smith, Jr., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address WJLS Building
Tel.: CL 3-7311 News Service: UP
Representative Burke — Stuart
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr Joe L. Smith. Jr.
WWNR-Beckley-1946
Freq.: 620 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Operated By Rahall Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1565 Harper Rd.
Tel.: CL 3-6145 News Service: AP
Representative Weed
President N. Joe Rahall
Gen.. Sta. Mgr R. H. Booth
Comm. Mgr Margaret A. Jenkins
Sis. Prom. Mgr Paul Harless
Prog. Dir William G. Dancy
Chief Eng Anthony P. Gonzalez
W H I S— Bluefield— 1929
NBC-KBS
Freq.: 1440 Kc. . .Power: 5 Kw., d.,« 500 W„ n.
Owned-Oper. By Daily Telegraph Prtg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Box 10
Tel.: DA 7-7115 News Service: AP
Representative Katx
Gen. Mgr Hugh I. Shott
Sta. Mgr Melvin Barnett
Comm. Mgr George Hendrick
Pub. Director Janie Marie Lambert
Chief Engineer P. T. Flanagan
WKOY-Bluefield-1948
MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
WCAW-Charlesion-1946
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Capitol Bcstg. Corp.
Address Kanawha Hotel
Tel.: DI 3-7503 News Service: UP
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr E. M. Johnson
Comm. Mgr Elaine Johnson
Local Sales Mgr Bert Files
Chief Engineer Frank Allender
WCHS-Charleston-1927
CBS
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Tierney Co.
Address 1111 Virginia St.
Tel.: DI 2-8131 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Branham
Membership NAB, RAB
President Hawthorne D. Baltle
V.P., Gen. Mgr. John T. Gelder. Jr.
Prom. Mgr William Cooke, Jr.
Comm. Mgr Robert M. Sinclair
Program Director Joe Farris
Chief Engineer William E. Dixon
WGKV— Charleston— 1939
ABN
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 W.
654
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Owned Joseph L. Brechner
Address Professional Bldg.
Tel.: DI 3-9544 News Service: AP
Representative . . . Venard, Rintoul & McConnell
Gen. Mgr James K. Stock
Comm. Mgr Lee J. Molleson
Prog. Dir Harv Morgan
Chief Engineer Vernon Hutchinson
WTIP— Charlesion-
MBS-KBS
1946
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Chemical City Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address Capitol & Fife
Tel.: DI 2-3136 News Service: UP
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative Forjoe, Dora-Clayton
President Gus Zaharis
Gen. Mgr Berton Sonis
Sta. Comm. Mgr Mel S. Burka
Sis. Prom., Prog. Dir., Pub. Dir Bob Bower
Chief Engineer Paul Sullivan
WBOY— Clarksburg— 1937
NBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . , WSTV, Inc.
Address , Steubenville, Ohio
Tel.: MA 4-7571 News Service: UP
Representative Branham
Membership RAB, NAB
Gen. Mgr George H. Clinton
Comm. Manager Richard Hustead
Sta. Manager Carl Loose
Sales Prom. Mgr Gene Panetta
Program Manager Don McWhorter
Chief Engineer V. G. Brooks
WHAR-Clarksburg-
MBS-ABN-KBS
1946
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Harrison Corp.
Address Trans. Loco. 1200 E. Pike St.
Tel.: MA 4-5525 News Service: UP
Transcription World
Rep Burn-Smith
Gen. Mgr Mason C. Deaver
Prom. Mgr Charles Gaylord
Commercial Manager F. T. Gregg
Program Director Harold McWhorter
Chief Engineer Beryl Snyder
WPDX— Clarksburg— 1947
Frequency: 750 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Clarksburg Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 339 W. Main St.
Tel.: MA 4-6425 News Service: AP
Gen. Mgr Joe M. Larosa
Sta. Mgr De Witt Wyatt
W D N E— Elkins— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Marja Bcstg. Corp.
Address .Davis & Wash. Sts.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr John Carr
Vice-Pres Howard A. Donahoe
Program Director John O'Brien
Comm. Manager Grady F. Guye
WMMN— Fairmont— 1928
CBS
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Peoples Bcstg. Co.
Address Columbus, Ohio
Tel.: 3100 News Service: AP
Representative Hollingbery
Trans Standard
Membership * . . . NAB, RAB
Vice President, Gen. Mgr Herbert Evans
Station Manager A. G. Ferrise
WTCS-Fairmoni-1947
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Fairmont Broadcasting Co.
Address Box 1549
Tel.: 5000 News Service: UP
Representative Gill-Perna, Keystone
President Paul Pitrolo
V.P., Gen. Mgr Nick Fantasia
Comm. Mgr Nuna Fabre, Jr.
Program Director Josephine Trotta
Chief Engineer Richard L. McBride
WELD-Fisher-1956-ABN
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 500 W., d.
Owned Richard F. Lewis, Jr.
Address Fisher
Telephone LE 8-6062
President Richard F. Lewis, Jr.
Gen. Mgr Kimberley Johnson
WVVW-Grafton-Fairmonl
1947-MBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc. . . . .Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned Beacom Bcstg. Enterprises
Address 400 Quincy Street
Tel.: GR 2000 News Services: INS, UP
Trans Standard
Representative Gill-Perna, Inc.
Membership NAB
President J. Patrick Beacom
Sta. Mgr Robert B. Frazier
Comm. Mgr William Cotrell
WHTN— Huniingion— 1947
MBS
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts a.
Owned-Oper Cowles Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address ...... 625 Fourth Ave.
Tel.: JA 5-7661 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Rep Meeker
Membership NAB, RAB
n55
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General Manager Robert A. Tincher
Station Manager John S. Phillips
WPLH-Huntington-1946
KBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 5000 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By Huntington Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 1105 Fourth Ave.
Tel.: IA 3-3421 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Walker
Membership NAB
President Cy N. Bahakel
Gen. Manager Les J. Tackett
W S A Z— Huniingion— 1923
ABN-NBC
Freq.: 930 Kc Power: 5 Kw. <L, 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By WSAZ, Inc.
Business-Studio Address S01 Ninth St.
Tel.: JA 3-8401 News Service: AP
Representative Kaiz
Membership , NAB, RAB
President Lawrence H. Rogers
Gen., Station Manager C T. Garten
Prom., Merchandising George Greenwood
Coram. Manager George Andrlck
Program Director C. Bosworth Johnson
Chief Engineer Carroll Kessell
W K Y R-Keyser-1953-KBS
Freq.: 1270 Kc Power: 5000 Kw. d.
Owned WKYR Inc.
Address Keyser
Tel.: KE 3011 News Service: UP
Station Rep Burn-Smith
Transcription World
Membership NAB
President Walter Patterson
Gen. Mgr William W. Robinson
Chief Engineer Wes Allen
W L 0 G-Logan— 1940-MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Oper. By. . .C. H. Frey, R. O. Greever
Address 445 Stratton St.
Tel.: 540 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Banner
Partner Clarence H. Frey
Partner Robert O. Greever
Comm. Mgr C. H. Murphey
WVOW-Logan-1952-KBS
Freq.: 1290 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By Logan Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1921
Tel.: 2356 News Service: UP
Commercial Manager Martha J. Becker
Program Director Audie Albright
Chief Engineer John Lamont
WEPM— Martinsburg-
MBS-KBS
1946
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
656
& & WEST VIRGINIA & &
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Owned-Oper. By Martlnsburg Bcstg, Co.
Business Address Peoples Trust Co. Bldg.
Tel.: AM 3-5252 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative McGillvra
Membership NAB
Co-Owner, Gen. Mgr C. Leslie Golliday
Program Director John E. Taylor
Sta., Comm. Manager George N. O'Brien
Chief Engineer Sheridan Campball
WHJC-Malewan-1951
KBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . .Three States Bcstg. Co.
Tel.: 4771 News Service: UP
Transcription Service SES AC. Standard
Representative Continental
President, Gen. Mgr Fred Morningstar
W M 0 N— Monigomery— 1946
MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Fayette Associates, Inc.
Address 1028 First Ave.
Tel.: HI 2-2191 News Service: AP
Transcription Thesaurus
President Arnold M. Vickers
General Manager Andrew W. Vickers
Program Director Richard A. Rhodes
Chief Engineer J. C. Graver
W A J R— Morganiown— 1940
KBS-MBS
Freq.: 1440 Kc. Power: 5 Kw. d., 500 Watts, n.
Owned-Oper. By... West Virginia Radio Corp.
Business-Studio Address 446 Spruce St.
Tel.: 9488 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affl. . . W. Va. Newspaper Pub. Co.
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Rep Tom C. Clark
Membership NAB
President Agnes J. Reeves Greer
General Manager M. A. Campbell. Jr.
Comm. Manager James Redmond
Prog. Director Adrian Jack Belt
Chief Engineer Al Novak
W C L G— Morganiown— 1954
Frequency: 1300 Kc. . .Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned Morgantown Broadcasting Co,
Address P. O. Box 885
Tel.: 2-2222 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative McGillvra
Owner, Gen. Mgr C. Leslie Golliday
Station Manager Carl J. Raymond
Program Director John Floyd
WMOD-Moundsville-1950
KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Miracle Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address 505 Seventh St.
Tel.: TI 5-1230 News Service: UP
Representative Thomas Clark
Pres., Gen., Prom. Mgr John T. Taylar
Program Director John Corrigan
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Nick Petersen, Jr.
Chief Engineer J. W. Jones
WETZ— New Martinsville
1952-MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Magnolia Broadcasting Co.
Address 3rd St., N.
Tel.: GL 5-3030 News Service: AP
Representative Gill-Perna
Membership NAB
Trans. Service Standard, Sesac
President, Gen. Mgr Harry G. Bright
Comm. Manager George K. Eubanks
Sales Prom. Mgr Lorraine Espy
Prog. Director Terence M. Anderson
Chief Engineer J. W. Jones
WOAY-Oak Hill — 1947
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 10 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By Robert R. Thomas, Jr.
Business Address Box 251
Tel.: HO 9-3361 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Capital, Thesaurus
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Robert R. Thomas, Jr.
Chief Engineer Curtis Horton
WCEF-Parkersburg-1954
KBS
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Franklin Broadcasting Co.
Address P. O. Box 228
Tel.: GA 2-1844 News Service: UP
Transcription Standard
Representative Best. Time Sales
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr., Ch. Eng C. E. Franklin
Commercial Mgr Mike Morris
Sales Prom. Mgr Dorothy Leon
Publicity Director Harvey Kaye
WCOM-Parkersburg-1947
ABN
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Valley Broadcasters Inc.
Address 317 Ninth St.
Tel.: HU 5-4491 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, RAB
Transcription Service World
Representative McGillvra
President Joseph M. Handlan
Gen.. Sta., Comm. Mgr A. N. Archer
Chief Eng., Prog. Dir William Collins
W P A R— Parkersburg— 1935
CBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
657
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Owned-Oper. By WSTV, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 211 5th St.
Tel.: HU 5-5475 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Branham
Membership NAB, RAB
President Jack N. Berkman
V.P., Gen. Mgr George H Clinton
Sta., Comm. Mgr Bert L. Walter
Prog. Dir Sherman Grimm
Chief Eng Vilah G. Brooks
WWYO-Pineville-1949
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . .Wyoming Bdcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 184
Tel.: 2711 News Service: UP
President R. D. Bailey
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Edward Hawley
Program Director Elaine Taylor
Chief Engineer William D. Stone
WLOH-Princeion-1947
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Mountain Bcstg. Co.
Tel.: GA 5-2151 News Service: AP
Representative Hopewell
Membership NAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr .Robert Harrison
Commercial Manager Bill Waldorf
Prog. Dir Bob Woodburn
Chief Engineer Earle Graham
W R 0 N— Ronceverte— 1947
NBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Blake Bcstg. Co.
Address Fcdrlea
Tel.: RO 300 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra
Membership NAB
General Mgr William E. Blake
Comm. Mgr Gladys Livesay
WKLC-St. Albans-1956
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1 Kw„ d.
Address 105 6th Ave.
Tel.: PA 7-1300. News Service: AP
Representative Bernard
Transcription Service Thesaurus
General Manager Raymond I. Kandel
Prog, Dir Bob Entley
Chief Engineer Harry Bowen
WEIR-Weirton-1950
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Tri-State Bcstg. Co.
Address 3992 Main St.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership RAB
Representative Rambeau
General Manager Edward J. Hirschberg
Station Manager Robert E. Badger
WELC-Welch-1950
Frequency: 1150 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Pocahontas Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1032
Tel.: 1140 News Service: UP
Representative McGillvra
Transcription Service World
Membership NAB
President. General Manager Sam Sidote
Comm., Prom. Mgr James French. Jr.
Program Director Marilyn Sturgill
Chief Engineer Howard R. King
W M C D-Welch-1955-MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Williamson Broadcasting Corp.
Address Rhodes Realty Building
News Service AP
Membership NAB
President Alice Shein
Gen., Sta. Mgr John Blair
Chief Engineer Clifton Branham
WHAW-Weston-1948
KBS-MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Central W. Va. Serv. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 431
Tel.: 1555 ... . News Service: UP
Trans. Service World, Keystone
President R. H. Ralston
Vice Pres Francis Andrew
WHLL-Wheeling-1949
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Wheeling Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 989
Tel.: CE 3-1300 News Service: UP
Representative Gill-Perna
Transcription Service Standard
Nat. Sales Mgr Paul Miles
WKWK-Wheeling-1941
ABN
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Community Bcstg., Inc.
Trans. Add. . .Pythian Bldg. 16th & Market Sts.
Tel: CE 2-2250 News Service: AP
Station Representative Walker
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Manager John B. Reynolds
Comm., Prom. Mgr Elsie M. Cook
Program Director. Dale M. Schussler
Chief Engineer James Jones
WWVA-Wheeling-1926
CBS
Frequency: 1170 Kc .Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Storer Broadcasting Co.
Address Hawley Bldg,
658
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Tel.: CE 2-1170 News Service: AP
Representative John Blair
Membership NAB, RAB
President George B. Storer
Station Manager Paul J. Miller
Comm. Manager A. F. Hofman
Sales Prom. Mgr Howard W. Meagle
Program Director Paul A. Myers
Chief Engineer Edwin L Keim
WBTH-Williamson-1939
MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Williamson Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address P. O. Box 261
Telephone 1241
Representative Gene Grant & Co.
Membership NAB
Manager Alice Shein
Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 3,882,000; Families— 1,119,000; Lie. Stations— 74,
Sta. CP's— 1; Radio Homes— 1,104,000; TV Homes— 924,000
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Wisconsin
WATK-Aniigo— 1947
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Antlgo Bcstg. Co.
Address Journal Bldg.
Telephone
President, Gen. Mgr..
90
A. F. Berner
Transcription Thesaurus
Representative Hal Holman
Membership NAB
President W. E. Walker
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Charles R. Dickoff
Sta. Mgr Roy Ambrose
WAPL-Applelon-1952
Frequency: 1570 Kw Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By WAPL Radio
Address Balliet Hotel 124 W. Wash. St.
Tel.: RE 4-9226 News Service: UP
Rep Young Rep., Inc.
Membership NAB, RAB
Pres., General Manager Connie Forster
Reg. & Nat. Sales Manager Bob Culp
Program Director Rex Hunger
WHBY-Appleton-1924
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WHBY. Inc.
Bus, -Studio Address 600 So. Law St.
Tel.: 3-6639 News Service: AP
Trans Lang- Worth
Gen., Comm. Mgr Lewis J. Process
Program Director Raymond Brock
Chief Engineer George Merkl
WAT W-Ashland-1950-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WATW, Inc.
Address 321 W. 3rd St.
Tel.: 1680 News Service: UP
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Trans Thesaurus
President. Gen. Mgr Gene Halker
Comm. Mgr J. E. Huber
Sales Prom. Mgr Robert Murphy
WBEV-Beaver Dam-1951
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Beaver Dam Bcstg. Co.
Address 109 Vs Front St.
Tel.: TU 5-4442 News Service: UP
WBEL-Beloit-1948-KBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Belolt Bcstrs., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 430 State St.
Tel.: EM 5-5525 News Service: UP
Representative Gill-Perna
Membership RAB
President Russ Salter
General Mgr Robert O. Moron
Sta., Comm, Mgr Joe Moen
Sales Prom. Mgr Irv Andreoni
Chief Engineer Leo WUsos
WGEZ-Beloii-1948-MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Belolt Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Hotel Hilton
TeL: EM 5-8865 News Service: AP
Rep. Everett-McKinney
President Sidney H. Bliss
General Manager Vern Williams
Commercial Manager Bill Bessaire
Sta. Mgr Tom Anderson
Program Director Lou Wendlandt
Chief Engineer Wayne Clay
WCHF-Chippewa Falls— 1954
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned Chipewa Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 41
Tel.: PA 3-4476 News Service: UP
Representative Grant Webb
Transcription World
Pres., Gen. Mgr W. F. Kean
Sales Prom. Mgr. Bob Badly
Comm. Station Manager John Philips
WBIZ-EauClaire-1947
MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WB1Z, Inc.
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Address 609 Cameron St.
Tel.: TE 5-5111 News Services: UP
Representative Pearson
Membership R AB
President, General Mar Howard G. Bill
Chief Eng., Prog. Dir Harold Jahnke
WEAU-Eau Claire— 1937
NBC
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Central Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .2415 Hastings Way
Tel.: 2-3474 News Service: UP
Trans. Serv ... Thesaurus
Representative Hollingberry
Membership NAB, RAB
President W. C. Bridges
General Mgr Leo Howard
Commercial Mgr Norm Haagenson
WRFW
-Eau Claire-
KBS
1948
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned. . .Chippewa Valley Radio & TV Corp.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address. . .P. O. Box 23
Tel.: 2-1620 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Capitol, Standard
Rep Sears & Ayer
President Thomas K. Werner
KFIZ-Fond Du Lac— 1922
MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KFIZ Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio-Transmltter Address. .18 W. First St.
Telephone WA 1-3770
Representative Holman
Membership NAB
Exec. Vice Pros.. Emery W. Martin
WBAY-Green Bay— 1922
CBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Norbertine Fathers
Address 115 South Jefferson
Telephone HE 2-3333
Representative Weed
General Manager Haydn R. Evans
Comm. Mgr Joseph De Young
Prom. Manager Robert Meister
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dix Rodger Mueller
Chief Engineer Wallace Stangel
WDWZ-Green Bay-1947
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Green Bay Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 225 N. Adams St.
Tel.: HE 5-5331 News Service: UP
Rep Grant Webb
Trans . .Lang-Worth
Membership .NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Ben A. Laird
Sta., Prom. Mgr Allen H. Embury
Comm. Mgr Kenneth Sorensen
Prog. Dir Dee Richards
Chief Engineer Leo Westerman
WJPG-Green Bay-1947
Freq.: 1440 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By Green Bay Newspaper Co.
Business Address Box 766
Tel.: HE 5-7575 News Service: AP
Trans. Ser World
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NAB
General Manager Joseph Horner, Jr.
Station Manager John M. Walter
Commercial Manager Glen R. Holznecht
Program Director Clair Stone
Chief Engineer Elmo Resd
WTKM
•Harlford-
KBS
1954
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. Kettle Moraine Bcstg. Co.
Address Town of Erin, Hartford
Tel.: 600 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
General Mgr Walter Zastrow
Station Mgr., Prog. Dir Don Zastrow
Chief Engineer, Sales Mgr. . . . George Dodge
WCLO-Janesville-1930
MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Southern Wisconsin Radio, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. .200 E. Milwaukee St.
Tel.: PL 4-3316 .News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation Daily Gazette
Representative Ever ett-Mc Kinney
Membership .NAB
President Sidney H. Bliss
Gen., Sta. Mgr. V. W. Williams
Commercial Manager..... Charles W. Besslre
Prom., Pgm., Pub. Dir Ralph Schroeder
WLIP-Kenosha-1947
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Kenosha Bcstg., Inc.
Address Kenosha Nat. Bank Bldg.
Tel.: OL 7-6162 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Everett-McKinney
Membership RAB, NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr William L. Lipman
Sta., Comm. Manager Hugh Gately
Program Director Steve Kelly
Pub. Dir Virginia Taylor
Chief Engineer Casimir Lubinsky
WKBH-La Crosse-1923
NBC
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WKBH. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 141 So. 6th St.
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Tel: 2-4678 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative H-R
Membership RAB, NAB
President, Station Mgr Howard Dahl
Program Director Berneice Callaway
Sales Manager Robert Z. Morrison, Jr.
Chief Engineer Al Leeman
WKTY-La Crosse-1948
ABN
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Lee & Associates, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Box 751
Tel.: 2-6042 News Service: UP
Rep Everett-McKinney, Bulmer-Johnson
President, Gen. Mgr Herbert H. Lee
Prog. Dir. . Marilyn J. Bahwell
Comm. Mgr Philip A. Dyer
Office Mgr George G. Sauer
WLC-La Crosse-1948
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned La Crosse Radio Inc.
Address Rivoli Theatre Bldg.
Tel.: 4-4521 News Service: UP
Trans World
Representative Masla
President Joseph H. Rohrer
Comm. Mgr Burdett W. Wakeman
WLDY-Ladysmiih-1948
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Flambeau Bcstg. Co.
Address Hwy. 8
Tel.: 585 News Service: AP
Representative Thomas Clark
President Ruth B. Nelson
Sec'y Treas., Gen. Mgr Chas. H. Nelson
W I B A— Madison— 1 925— NBC
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Badger Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 3800 Regent St.
Tel.: CE 3-5311 News Service: AP
News. Affil Capital Times
Trans Thesaurus
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
President. William T. Evfue
General Manager Kenneth F. Schmitt
Commercial Manager Howard A. Johnson
Chief Engineer Norman Hahn
WISC— Madison— 1948
MBS-ABN
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Wisconsin. Inc.
Address 4801 W. Beltline Hwy.
Tel.: CE 3-9791 News Service: UP
Representative. Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership RAB, NAB
President Ralph M. Immell
General Manager Ralph O'Connor
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr Lews J. Bassett
Prog., Pub. Dir Phebe Rogers
Chief Engineer Walter Harm
WKOW-Madison-1948
CBS
Freq.: 1070 Kc... Power: 10 Kw. d., 5 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Monona Bcstg. Co.
Address 215 W. Washington Ave.
Tel.: AL 7-2261 News Service: AP
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NAB
President Stewart Watson
General Manager Ben Hovel
Sales Prom. Mgr John Shambow
Program Director Selma Parker
Tech. Supervisor Bob Wickhem
W0MT— Manitowoc— 1926
MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Francis M. Kadow
Business-Studio Address .. 1 1 1 8 Washington St.
Tel.: MU 4-6015. News Service: UP
Membership .NAB
Representative Hal Holman
General Mgr Francis M. Kadow
Comm. Mgr. Kent Olson
Program Director George H. Erdman
Chief Eng ,H. E. Willis
WCUB— Manitowoc— 1951
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Business Mgt., Inc.
Address. 2500 N< Mirrb Dr?ve
Tel.: MU 2-7763 News Service: AP
Transcription Service . . . .World
Representative .Badio-TV Reps.
Gen. Mgr Christian Schneider
Comm. Mgr Bob Rathman
Program Director Dick Thomas
Chief Eng Bob Robinson
WMAM-Marinette-1939
NBC
Freq.: 570 Kc.... .Power: 250 W. d., 100 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By M. & M. Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 400 Wells St.
Tel.: RE 5-6631 News Service: UP
Representatives Burn-Smitb
President William E. Walker
General Manager Joseph D. Mackin
Sta., Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir. . . Howard L. Emich
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Addlee Gray
Chief Engineer Al Alexander
WDLB— Marshfield— 1946
Frequency: 1450 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned. ...... . Clarkwood Broadcasting Corp.
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Address Box 512
Tel.: 1450 News Service: UP
Transcription World
Representative Grant- Webb
Membership RAB
President, Gen. Mgr Hartley L. Samuels
Commercial Manager John R. Thornton
Program Director Charles Lilligren
Publicity Director Glenn Brown
Chief Engineer Richard Hanneman
WIGM-Medford-1941
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned WIGM, Inc.
Address Hy. 13
Telephone . .5147
Representative Clark
Pres., Gen. Mgr. Paul Albnan
V.P., Sis. Mgr Joe Dalvig
WMNE-Menomonie-1951
KBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By Menomonle Bcstg. Co.
Address 603 Vz Broadway
Tel.: 1156 News Service: UP
Transcription Lang-Worth, World
General Manager Don Mortwedt
Sales Mgr Thor Edgeberg
WEMP-Milwaukee-1935
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Milwaukee Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Address 1701 W. Wisconsin Ave.
Tel.: DI 2-4040 News Service: UP
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NAB, RAB
President A. M. Spheeris
V.P., Gen. Mgr. Hugh K. Boice, Jr.
Sales Manager John C. Gagliano
Publicity Director Elise Rosenblum
Program Director Tom Shanahan
Chief Engineer Rolland Paske
WFOX-Milwaukee-1946
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Business Management Inc.
Address 208 E. Wisconsin Ave.
Tel.: BR 2-1272 News Service: AP
Representative Radio-TV Rep., Inc.
Trans World
President Joseph A. Clark
General Manager Neil K. Searles
Program Director Jo Boyd
Chief Engineer Robert Mayer
WISM— Milwaukee-1922
ABN
Frequency: 1150 Kc. .. .Power: 5,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Hearst Corporation
Address 759 N. 19th St.
Tel.: DI 2-3000. . .News Services: AP, UP, INS
Representative Petry
Membership NAB
President D. L. Provost
Gen. Mgr John B. Soell
Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Arthur H. Barnes
Chief Eng Donald Weller
WMIL-Milwaukee-1947
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Cream City Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address.. 2625 W. Wisconsin Ave.
Tel.: WE 3-1290 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Representaive Forjoe
President Gene Posner
Staion Mgr Paul DeChan*
Sales Prom. Mgr Oliver West
Program Co-ord Norman Marggraff
Chief Engineer Gino Monaco
W0KY— Milwaukee-1947
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Bartell Broadcasters, Inc.
Address 522 W. Wise. Ave.
Tel.: BR 1-8480 News Service: UP
Representative Katz
Membership RAB, NAB
General Mgr., V.P Melvin Bartell
Program Dir. J. A. Reddy
Chief Engineer Ralph Evans
WRIT-Milwaukee-1955
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Milwaukee, Inc.
Address. 5407 W. Martin Dr.
Tel.: BL 8-9321 News Services: AP, INS
Representative John Pearson
Membership NAB
President ?| Elmer Balaban
Gen., Sta. Mgr. James G. Haig
Chief Engineer Ralph Ingraham
WTMJ-Milwaukee-1927
NBC
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Journal Co.
Business Address 333 W. State
Tel.: BR 1-6000 News Service: AP
Newspaper AffiL Journal
Membership RAB
Representative Chrlstal
V.P., General Mgr Walter J. Damm
Asst. Mgr.. R. J. Heiss
Station Manager George Comte
Sales Mgr. Joseph Killeen
Prog. Mgr. Don Loose
Mgr., Engineering Philip B. Looser
Prom. Mgr. R. Bruce Wallace
WEKZ-Monroe-1951
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Operated By. .Green County Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 640
Tel.: 1260. News Service: AP
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Representative W. D. Roberts
Program Director Stan Neuberger
General Manager Joseph Urban
Chief Engineer Rex Eyler
WNAM-Neenah-1947
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Neenah-Menasha Bcstg. Co.
Address Radio & Television Park
Tel.: PA 2-6471 News Service: UP
Station Rep Everrett-McKinney
Transcription Thesaurus
Membership NAB, RAB
V.P., Gen. Mgr Don C. Wirth
Commercial Mgr Don Harrington
Program Dir Tom Collins
Chief Engineer Gordon Daily
WCCH— Neillsville— 1957
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1 Kw.. d.
Owned Central Wisconsin Bcstg.
Address Box 87
Tel.: 333 News Service: UP
Trans Standard
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Howard Sturtz, Jr.
Prog. Dir Robert Lulloff
WOSH-Oshkosh-1941
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Oshkosh Bcstg. Co.
Transmitter Location 1235 Bo wen St.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Burn-Smith
General Manager Wm. L. McDonald
WPFP-Park Falls— 1953
KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Northland Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Hwy. 1 3
Tel.: 369 News Service: UP
Representative Clark
Pres., Gen., Comm. Mgr Gordon Schluter
WSWW-Plaiieville-
KBS
1955
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.
Owned-Operated By Southwest Wise. Co.
Address P. O. Box 1
Tel.: 2775 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
General, Comm. Mgr R. J. Bodden
Chief Engineer Lloyd Nowak
WPLY-Plymouth-1954
KBS
Frequencies: 1420 Kc. .Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By WPLY, Inc.
Address Box 222
Tel.: TW 3-2661 News Service; AP
President R. Bunker Rogoski
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir Milton Maltz
Gen., Comm. Mgr Robert G. Wright
Chief Eng Chris P. Markworth
WPDR— Portage— 1952
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Portage Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 142
Tel.: RI 2-2350 News Service: UP
President W. T. Comstock
Manager Robert D. Hutchings
Comm. Mgr Carol Mork
WIBU-Poyneiie-1925
KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By William C. Forrest
Bus.-Transmitter Address Poynette
Pres., Gen. Mgr William C. Forrest
WPRE— Prarie Du Chien— 1952
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 500 Watts, d.
Owned Prarie Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 36
Tel.: 637 News Service: UP
Transcription Capitol, World
Representative Holman
Gen., Stcr. Mgr W. C. Schlaugat. Jr.
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Thomas Multerer
WRAC— Racine— 1951
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By WRAC. Inc.
Address Arcade Bldg.
Tel.: ME 2-1627 News Service: UP
Trans. Service RCA
Representative McGillvra
Membership NAB
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr William J. Priaulx
Comm. Mgr Raymond J. Pawzun
W R J N— Racine— 1926-ABN
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Racine Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 4201 Victory Ave.
Tel.: ME 4-3311 News Service: AP
Representative Walker
Newspaper Affiliation Journal-Times
Membership , NAB
Station Manager Harold J. Newcomb
WRDB— Reedsburg— 1953
KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By William C. Forrest
Address Box 207, Reedsburg
Tel.: 400 News Service: UP
President William C. Forrest
General Manager Mike Flaherty
Comm. Mgr. Leo Olson
Prog. Dir Robert Sands
Chief Engineer .Fred Schean
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WOBT-Rhinelander-1947
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Oneida Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Route 2
Tel.: FO 2-6140 News Service: UP
Trans Thesaurus
Membership NAB. RAB
Representative McGillvra
President James Cleary
Gen. Mgr.. Sta. Mgr George F. Thoma
Coram. Manager Howard Koenitzer
Chief Engineer William Anderson
WJMC-Rice Lake-1939
MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WJMC. Inc.
Address Trans. Loca Box 352
Tel.: 550 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Hollingbery
Membership RAB
President W. C. Bridges
Station Manager Russell I. Brown
WRCO-Richland Center— 1949
KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Richland Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 192
Tel.: MI 7-2111 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
Membership NAB, RAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr Hala D. Peebles
Comm. Manager Gerald W. Cook
Prog. Dir Robert M. Kame
Chtef Engineer Pete Athcmas
WCWC-Ripon-1957
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.
Owned Central Wisconsin Co., Inc.
Address Radio Road
Tel.: BL 818 News Service: AP
Representative Walker
President Miriam Montoe
Gen., Sta. Mgr Francis J. Stratman
Sales Prom. Mgr Tames Densmoor
Prog. Dir Charles Heath
WTCH-Shawano-1948
KBS
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1.000 Watts d.
Owner Shawano County Leader Pub. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .107 E. Green Bay St.
Tel.: 668 News Service: UP
Representative Hil F. Best
Transcription Service World
General Manager J. P. Donald
Station Manager Ray Gruetzmacher
WHBL-Sheboygan-1926
ABN
Freq.: 1330 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d„ 250 W. n.
Owned-Operated By WHBL, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Box 27
Tel.: GL 8-2107 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Sta. Rep Burn-Smith
Pres., General Manager Paul F. Skinner
Comm. Manager Ray Witthuhn
Comm. Traffic Mgr Doris Domnie
Chief Engineer Christ Bauer
WSHE-Sheboygan-1956
Frequency: 950 Kc Power 500 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By Lake Shore Bcstg. Co.
Address 1210 North 8th St.
Tel.: GL 2-4671 News Service: UP
Rep Walker
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Manager David A. Bensman
Sales Mgr Al Stern, Jr.
Program Director Stu Olson
WCOW-Sparia-1951-KBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Sparta-Tomah Broadcasting Co.
Address 124V2 S. Water Street
Tel.: 3307 News Service: UP
Rep William Rambeau, Bulmer & Johnson
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr John D. Rice
Prog. Dir. Larry Wayman
Commercial Manager Charles Sullivan
WSPT— Stevens Point— 1948
KBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.;
Owned-Oper. By Stevens Pt. Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 414 Main St.
Tel.: DI 4-9778 News Service: UP
Representative Hal Holman
General Manager P. A. Barnard
Program Director Jere Smith, Jr.
Sis. Mgr David Silverman
WD0R— Sturgeon Bay— 1947
KBS
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Door County Bcstg. Co. Inc.
Address 15th & Utah St.
Tel.: 593 News Service: AP
Pres., Gen., Comm. Mgr Edward Allen, Jr.
Sales Prom. Mgr Frank K. Ullsperger
Prog. Director Jack Schaefer
WDSM-Superior-1937
ABN-MBS
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Northwest Pub., Inc.
Business Address 230 E. Superior St.
Tel.: RA 7-6875 News Service: AP
News. Affil Herald & News Tribune
Representative. Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Trans World
Membership NAB
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President Robert Rldder
General Manager Tom Gavin
Sales Prom. Mgr Gilbert Amundson
Program Director James T. Pay ton
Chief Engineer . George Carlson
WTRW-Two Rivers-1951
KBS
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1000 W. d.
Owned-Operated By ... . Two Rivers Bcstg. Co.
Address 1817 Washington
Tel.: 324 News Service: UP
General Manager Francis Schmitt
Manager Stanley Greene
WTTN— Watertown— 1950
KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Watertown Radio. Inc.
Address 104 W. Main St.
Tel.: 2215 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Carl V. Kolata
Sta. Mgr Willard James
Comm. Mgr Clifford Scott
WAUX-Waukesha-1947
Frequency: 1510 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Waukesha Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 319 W. Main St
Tel.: 6636 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Holman
Pres.. Sis. Mgr Charles E. Williams
V.P., Gen. Mgr Mig Figi
WDUX-Waupaca— 1956
KBS
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Laird Broadcasting Co.
Address 204V2 S. Main
Tel.: 83 News Service: UP
Representative Grant Webb
President Ben A. Laird
General Mgr. Garfield L. Fox
Comm. Mgr Tom Karavakis
WHVF-Wausau-1953
Freq.: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Lakeland Bcstg. Corp.
Address 1110 Wausau Ave.
News Service UP
Representative Indie
Trans. Service World, Standard
Membership NAB
President Hilding V. Forseen
General Mgr R. Topinka
WOSA-Wausau-1948
ABN-KBS
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Alvin E. O'Konski
Address 4th & Scott Sts.
Tel.: 2-2111 News Services: AP. UP
Rep H-R, Bulmer & Johnson
Trans. Ser Capitol. Standard, Cole, SESAC
Owner Alvin O'Konski
Mgr Art N. Lynn
Comm. Mgr Dan Turner
W S A U-Wausau-1937-NBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Wise. Valley TV Corp.
Business-Studio Address 714 Fifth St.
Tel.: 2-1021 News Services: AP, UP
Newspaper Aff il Record Herald
Trans Thesaurus
Membership NAB
Representative Meeker
President George T. Frichette
Gen. Mgr Richard D. Dudley
Sta. Mgr George Bundener
Prog. Dir Don De Ryle
Pub. Dir Tom Bolger
Chief Engineer ....Roland W. Richardt
WBKV-West Bend-1950
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By West Bend Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 60, Decorah Rd.
Tel.: FE 4-2344 News Service: UP
Representative Clark
Membership RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr .August C. Berkholtz
Sta., Prom. Mgr Harold H. Berkholtz
Comm. Mgr., Chief Eng Paul J. Mueller
WFHR— Wisconsin Rapids
1940-MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Oper. By. . .William F. Huffman Radio
Business Address 143 W. Grand Ave.
Tel.: 1340 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Daily Tribune
Representative Devney & Co.
Trans Thesaurus
Membership NAB, RAB
President Louise F. Huffman
Gen., Sta., Prom. Mgr Geo. T. Frechette
Comm., Prom. Mgr L. J. Zurawski
Prog. Dir James Tighe
Chief Engineer Gordon Miller
665
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 329,000; Families— 96,000; Lie. Stations— 22,
Sta. CP's— 0; Radio Homes— 92,000; TV Homes— 48,000
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Owned-Operated By Great West Co.
Address Box 926
Tel.: 2-6433 News Service: AP
Rep McGillvra
President W. T. Wright
Gen. Mgr A. C. Etter
Commercial Mgr William T. Brack
Sales Prom. Mgr R. Dorr Aubuchon
Program Director J. Cameron Shustar
Chief Engineer Harold M. Roberts
K B B S— Buffalo— 1956— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Northern Wyoming Bcstg. Corp.
Address 98 S. Main Street
Tel.: MU 4-7169 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr Jack Rosenthal
Comm. Mgr Lance W. Vanderhoef
KATI-Casper-1956-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power. 250 Watts
Owned KATI Corp.
Address P. O. Box 2006
Tel.: 2-2200 News Service: AP
Representative Continental
Pres., Comm. Mgr Kenneth G. Prather
Prog. Dir Misha S. Prather
KSPR-Casper-1930-CBS
Freq.: 1470 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By Donald L. Hathaway
Business Address Box 930
Tel.: 3-5777 News Service: UP
Trans. Service Thesaurus
Representative Walker
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr Donald L. Hathaway
Chief Eng C. L. Brandt
KVOC-Casper-1946
ABN-MBS-IMN
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KVOC Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address Box 2090
Tel.: 2-4511 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, RAB
Representative McGillvra
Co-Owner, Comm. Mgr Duane Simons
Co-Owner, Sta. Mgr William F. Shutts
Program Director Robert P. Turner
KFBC-Cheyenne-1940
ABN-CBS-NBC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Frontier Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address. . .2923 East Lincoln Way
Tel.: 4-4461 News Service: UP
Representative Avery Knodel
News, Affil Wyoming Eagle, State Tribune
Membership NAB
President Robert S. McCraken
Gen., Sta. Mgr., Chief Eng.. .William C. Grove
Commercial Manager Charles Cahill
Sales Prom. Mgr Eddie Bogen
Program Director Rose Anne Riggs
Publicity Director Margaret O'Brien
KVWO-Cheyenne-1952
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
KODI-Cody-1947
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Park Broadcasters
Address P. O. Box 762
Tel.: 1400 News Service: UP
Transcription Service World
Representative McGillvra
President R. B. Croft
General Manager R. B. Beall
Comm. Manager W. E. Killmer
Chief Engineer Phil Barnhart
KLUK— Evanston— 1953
MBS-IMN-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By BBH Enterprises
Address P. O. Box 198
Tel.: 700 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Avery-Knodel
President M. D. Buchen
General Manager Al Pyatt
Chief Engineer Harry Albers
KOVE-Lander-1948
KBS-MBS-IMN
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Fremont Bcstg.
Business Address P. O. Box 436
Tel.: 488 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative Continental
Sta., Gen. Mgr Dan Breece
Comm. Manager Dorothy L. Reed
Sales Prom. Mgr James Fitzgerald
KOWB-Laramie-1948
MBS-KBS-IMN
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Own.-Oper. By Kowboy Bcstg.
Address Box 972
Tel.: 4888 News Service: UP
Represeantative Gill-Perna
Transcription World
President Richard P. McKee
Pgm. Dir L. O. Smith
KASL— Newcastle— 1953
KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
666
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Owned Northeast Wyoming Bcstrs. Inc.
Address Masonic Bldg.
Tel.: SH 6-2721 News Service: AP
Representative McGiltvra
Trans World
General Manager Ray Marsh
Prog. Dir Dorothy Accola
KPOW-Powell-1941
MBS-KBS-IMN
Freq.. . 1260 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By A. J. Meyer
Tel.: 222 News Service: AP
Transcription Thesaurus
Representative Avery-Knodel
President, Sta. Manager Al Meyer
Comm. Manager K. Meyer
Program Director Agnes Fields
Chief Engineer J. S. Kilness
K R A L-Rawlins-1947-MBS
KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Rawlins Bostg. Co.
Address West Rawlins
Tel.: EA 4-2711 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr W. C. Grove
Sta. Manager Donald D. Stanczyk
Program Director Joanne Nuhn
KWRL-Riverion-1948
MBS-IMN
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Joseph P. Ernst
Address Riverton
News Service AP
General Manager Bill Ross
Prog. Dir Betty Conrad
Commercial Manager Ray Rostron
KVRS— Rock Springs— 1938
MBS-IMN-KBS
Freq.: 1360 Kc. .Power: 1 Kw. d.. 500 Watts n.
Owned Wyoming Broadcasting Co.
Address Box 1067
Tel.: 93-94 News Service: AP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
President D. G. Richardson
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Dwight A. Fisher
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Laurel H. Mosbey
KWYO-Sheridan-1934
MBS-IMN-KBS
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 d., 500 n.
Owned-Operated By Bighorn Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 21 N. Main
Tel.: OR 4-4461 News Service: UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Jim Carroll
Commercial Mgr Zeke Taggart
Sales Prom. Mgr Don Tannehill
Program Director Bill Thompson
Pub. Dir Bob Wilson
Chief Engineer Bob Crosthwaite
K R T R— Thermopoiis— 1955
MBS-IMN-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Mildred V. Ernst
Address 500 Broadway
Tel.: 500 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Gen., Comm. Mgr Mildred V. Ernsl
Sta. Mgr Karl V. Kerstan
Chief Engineer Joseph P. Ernst
KTHE-Thermopolis-1955
Frequency: 1240 Kc. . Power: 250 Watts
Owned .... Thermopoiis Broadcasting Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 192
News Service UP
Transcription World
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr., Chief Eng.. .Joe C. Henry
Commercial Manager Olin Pike
Program Director Patricia Hudson
KG OS— Torringion— 1950
KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Kermit G. Kath
Address Box 271
Tel.: JE 2-2158 News Service: UP
Transcription Lang-Worth
Gen., Comm. Mgr Kerm Kath
Prog. Dir., Chief Eng Frank Allen
Sales Prom. Mgr Jack Jolly
KWOR-Worland-1946
KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Joseph P. Ernst
Comm. Manager Mildred V. Ernst
667
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K B Y R— Anchorage— 1948
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper By Radio Anchorage, Inc.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 1960
Tel: 5-8211 News Services: AP, UP
Trans Thesaurus
Representative Pan-American Bcstg. Co.
President J. C. Gordon
General Manager E. Pournells
KENI-Anchorage-1948
MBS-ABN-NBC
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Midnight Sun Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1160
Tel.: 2-0301 News Service: AP
Representative James Fletcher. Del Day
President Harry J. Hill
General Manager Alvin Bramstedt
Comm. Mgr Jim Lawson
Program Dir Ty Clark
Chief Engineer Charles Gray
K F Q D— Anchorage— 1924
CBS
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts
Owned Anchorage Boradcasters, Inc.
Address Box 1040
Tel.: 2-4101 News Service: AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Alaska Radio-TV Sales
Pres Claude M. Bentz
Gen., Sta. Mgr Ernest Spink
Program Director Edward R. Mack
Chief Engineer William E. Duck
KLAM-Cordova-1954
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned ....Northern Light Broadcasting Corp.
Address Box 278
Representative Del Day
Pres., Gen., Sta Charles L. Buck
Program Director Dona Buck
KFAR— Fairbanks-
MBS-NBC-ABN
1939
Frequency: 660 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper ated By. .Midnight Sun Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Box 910
Tel.: 2125 News Service: AP
Representative Fletcher, Del Day
President Harry J. Hill
Manager Alvin O. Bramstedt
Comml. Mgr Ralph L. Crider
KFRB-Fairbanks-1948
CBS
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Fairbanks Radio Bcstrs. Inc.
Address P. O. Box 950
Tel.: 2155 News Service: AP
Representative Alaska Radio-TV Sales
Trans Lang- Worth & Thesaurus
Station Mgr Richard H. Garvin
KINY-Juneau-1935-CBS
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By William J. Wagner
Address 831 Securities Bldg., Seattle
Tel.: SE 6333 News Service: AP
Representative Alaska Radio-TV Sales
Trans. Lang-Worth
Sialion Manager Jerry McKinley
KJNO-Juneau-1952
ABN-MBS-NBC-D0N LEE
Freq: 630 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts d.; 500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Midnight Sun Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 2231
Tel.: 508 News Service: AP
Representative Day, Fletcher
President Harry Hill
Comm. Manager Joseph B. Mangan
KABI-Kelchikan-1952
ABN-MBS-NBC-D0N LEE
Freq.: 580 Kc... Power: 1 Kw. d., 500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Midnight Sun Bcstg. Co.
News Service AP
Representative Day, Fletcher
President Harry J. Hill
Manager George Placentia
KTKN-Keichikan-1942
CBS
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Robert C. Mehan
Address Box 1308
Tel.: 2191 News Service: AP
Representative Alaska Radio-TV Sales
Gen. Mgr Robert C. Mehan
KIBH-Seward-1949-CBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 watt?
Owned-Operated By Seward Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 575
Representative Alaska Radio-TV Sales
Pres Robert Baumgartner
Sta. Mgr Donald Lowell
Comm. Mgr M. Gilliland
668
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KIFW-Sitka-1949-CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By William J. Wagner
Address 831 Securities Bldg., Seattle
Tel.: SE 6333 News Service: AP
Representative Alaska Radio-TV Sales
Trans Lang- Worth
Sta. Mgr Harry C. Lanz
KSEW-Siika-1954
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 260 Watts
Owned-Oper.. . .Voice of Sheldon Jackson, Inc.
Address Box 258
Tel.: 67 News Service: AP
Trans Standard
Rep Midnight Sun Bcstg. Co.
Membership NAB
President Brian Cleworth
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KUAM-Agana-1954
NBC-CBS-ABC-MBS
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Radio Guam, Inc.
Address Box 68. Agana
Tel.: 7961 News Service: AP
Transcription Sound Recorders, Inc.
Representative Intercont. Services, Ltd.
Membership NAB
President Harry M. Engel Jr.
General Mgr John P. Barton
Commercial Manager Mary Chapelle
Sales Promotion Manager Robert Green
Program Director Madeleine Bordallo
Chief Engineer Stuart Rider
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K H B C—Hilo— 1936— CBS
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Walti
Owned-Opeir. By. Hawaiian Bcstg. System, Ltd.
Address Piihonua, Hilo
Newspaper Affiliation . . Honolulu Star Bulletin
Representative . Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
President J. Howard Worrall
Sta., Sales Rep Melvin B. Wright
KILA— Hilo— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 850 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By James E. Jaegar
Address Box 1497
Tel 5-4913
Representative Duncan Scott
President James E. Jaeger
Gen. Mgr Martin Sebastian
KIP A— Hilo— 1947
MBS-D0N LEE
Frequency: 1110 Kc Power: 1,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Big Island Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 1602
Tel.: 2177 News Service: UP
Representative Hollingbery
Manager Carlos E. Rivas
Sis. Mgr Fin Hollinger
Program Dir James Miyanlshi
Chief Engineer R. W. Jaderstrom
K A I M— Honolulu— 1956— KBS
Frequency: 870 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Christian Bcstg. Assoc.
Address 1136 12th Avenue
News Service UP
Representative Best, Moore
President Robert C. Loveless
Gen. Mgr Cornelius Keur
Comm. Mgr E. Henry Failed
K G M B-Honolulu-1929-CBS
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Hawaiian Bcstg. System, Ltd.
Address 1534 Kapiolani Blvd.
Tel.: 9-201 1 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation Star-Bulletin
Trans MJM
Representative. Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
President J. Howard Worrall
Sta. Mgr Melvin B. Wright
IC G U-Honolulu-1922-NBC
Frequency: 760 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Advertiser Pub. Co., Ltd.
Address Advertisers Bldg.
Tel.: 5-2977 News Service: UP
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Newspaper Affil Advertiser
President Lorrin P. Thurston
General Mgr William O. Paine
Comm. Mgr George C. Mansfield
KHON-Honolulu— 1946
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 5.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By South Pacific Bcstrs.
Business Address 1701 Ala Wai Blvd.
Tel.: 99-5395 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr Richard H. Lee
Sis. Prom. Mgr Donald Weslei
669
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KHVH-Honolulu-1957
Frequency: 1040 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned Kaiser-Burns Development Corp.
Address 2005 Kalia Road
Tel.: 991-041 News Service: AP
Representative Duncan A. Scott
President Henry J. Kaiser
Gen. Mgr Robert Carson
Prog. Dir Vince Priore
KIKI-Honolulu-1957
Frequency: 830 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KEKI. Ltd.
Address 320 Ward Ave.
Tel.: 6-3456 News Service: AP
Representative Grant
Pres.. Chief Eng Rayal V. Howard
KPOA-Honolulu— 1946
MBS
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Founders Corp.
Address 420 Lexington Ave.
Tel.: MU 6-4686 News Service: UP
Sta. Add.: 575 Kamoku St Tel.: 9-5236
Representative George P. Hollingbery
President John M. Shaheen
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Fin Hollinger
Comm. Mgr Perry W. Carle
Program Director Carlos Rivas
Chief Engineer Bob Lang
KULA-Honolulu-1947
ABC
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .TV Corp. of America, Ltd.
Address 1290 Ala Moana Blvd.
Tel: 6-3666 News Service: AP
Representative Young TV Corp.
Membership RAB
General Manager Jack A. Burnett
Sta. Manager Ted R. Scott
Comm. Mgr Robert Denison
KANI-Kaneohe, Oahu-1953
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Windward Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address P.O. Box 697, Oahu
Tel.: 24-2576 News Service: INS
President Merril X. Riley
Manager Don Carter
KTOH-Lihue, Kauai-1940
NBC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By.... Garden Island Publ., Ltd.
Address Box 1748
Tel.: LI 2061 News Service: UP
Rep NBC Spot Sales
General Mgr Charles J. Fern
Station Mgr Tadashi Eto
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HONOLULU, HAWAII
ISt of Honolulu's 10 Stations
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12 Noon - 6:00 RM 23% (Pu,se)
6:00 RM. - Midnight 24%
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K M V I-Wailuku-Maui-1947
NBC
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Maui Publ. Co.. Ltd.
Address Trans. Loca Wailuku-Maui
Tel: 33-981 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil Maui News
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Thomas A. Clarke
Membership NAB
President J. Walter Cameron
General Manager Ezra J. Crane
Sta., Asst. Gen. Mgr Richard E. Mawson
Commercial Manager Frank Kovacic
Promotion Manager W. J. Belknap
Chief Engineer Neil F. Arveschoug
KAHU-Honolulu-1950
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Rural Bcstg. Co.. Ltd.
Address P. O. Box 1007, Waipahu. T. H.
Tel.: 273121 News Service: AP
Representative William Rambeau
President Dr. Timothy I. Wee
General Mgr Harry En Chou
Sta. Mgr Robert Miller
Prom. Manager Jackson McBride
Chief Engineer Robert Pearson
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WABA-Aguadilla-1951
Frequency: 850 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Operated By L. Hector Reichard
Address Box 188
Telephone 241
General Manager F. Bonnet Velez
WCMN-Arecibo-1947
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Caribbean Bdcstg Corp.
Address P. O. Box 7
Membership NAB
President Antonio E. Vidal
General Manager Nabal Barreto
WMIA-Arecibo-1957
Frequency: 1070 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned Abacoa Radio Corp.
Address Box 126
President Jose Donate
Sec, Gen. Mgr Carlos Pirallo-Lopez
WEN A— Bayamon— 1947
Frequency: 1560 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Gustavo Diaz Atiles
Address Canto-Bayamon Rd.
Telephone 161
Comm. Mgr R. A. Rodriguez
WNEL-Caguas-1947
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner Inter- American Radio Corp.
Address Box 487
Tel 677
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. C. E. . . Eduardo Biascoechea
Station Mgr Emilia P. Biascoechea
Program Director Charles Miner
Comm. Mgr Alberto Flores-Blandino
WVJP-Caguas-1947
Frequency: 1110 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Borinquen Bdcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 207
Telephone 789
General Manager Hector Pereira
Station Manager Federico E. Virella
Commercial Manager Jorge L. Axzuaga
Program Director J. Colon Santiago
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WMDD-Fajardo-1947
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WMDD, Inc.
Address Box 387
General Manager Agustin B. Camunas
WXRF-Guayama-1948
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Rafael Fustei
Business-Studio Address 42 Hostos St.
Telephone 243
General Mgr G. Cordero, Jr.
WAEL— Mayaguez— 1948
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Mario Acosta
Business Address 12 Iglesia St.
Telephone 600
Rep Pan-American Bcstg.
Gen. Manager Mario Acosta
Comm. Mgr Manuel Pirallo
WKJB-Mayaguez-1946
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Jose A. Bechara, Jr.
Address Box 1293
Telephone 983
Pres., Gen. Mgr Jose A. Bechara, Jr.
Manager Arturo Cortes
W 0 R A— Mayaguez— 1947
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watt*
Owned-Oper. By Radio Americas Corp.
Studio Address P. O. Box 43
Tel.: 1150 News Service: AP
Representative Adam Young, Int'l., Ltd.
Pres., Gen. MgT Alfredo R. DeArellano, Jr.
Sta., Comm. Mgr Reinaldo M. Dupont
WPRA— Mayaguez— 1937
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WPRA, Inc.
Address Box 869
President Andres Camara
Gen. Mgr E. Camara de Ramos
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WTIL— Mayaguez— 1950
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Mayaguez Radio Corp.
Address Box 1346
Telephone 1290
President William G. Mamaxy
Comm., Nat'l. Sales Mgr Gilbert Mamary
Gen. Mgr Patricio Fremaintt
WISO-Ponce-1953
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By South P. R. Bcstg. Corp.
Tel.: 137 Box 2023
President Andres Grillasca
Gen. Comm. Mgr., Chief Eng.. . .Luis E. Freyre
Program Dir A. L. Ramos
Sta. Manager Nilda P. Freyre
Sis. Prom. Mgr Manuel Pirallo
WPAB-Ponce-1939
Frequency: 550 Kc. .Power: 5 kwd.; 1 Kw n.
Owned By Portoxican Am. Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 164 Villa St.
Tel.: 783 News Service: AP
Representative Inter- American Publ., Inc.
Membership NAB
Pros., Gen. Mgr A. Gimenez-Aguayo
WPRP-Ponce-1936
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Voice of Forto Rico, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 430
Telephone 1015
Representative Inter- Amer. Pub.
President, Gen. Mgr. . . . Alfredo R. de Arellano
Station, Comm. Mgr Antonio Miro
Chief Engineer Pedro M. Conesa
WBIO-Rio Piedras— 1949
Frequency: 1320 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d. 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By . . . The Master Bdcstg. Corp.
Address Box 335, Hato Rey, Rio Piedras
Telephone 6-2450
President Isidoro Quinones Vidal
Sta. Mgr., V.P Julio Morales Ortiz
W WWW-Rio Piedras— 1949
Frequency: 1520 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Frank A. Gandia
Address. P. O. Box 935
Gen. Mgr Frank A. Gandia
WAPA-SanJuan-1947
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Jose Ramon Quinones
Bus. Address 357 Ponce De Leon Ave.
TeL 3-3008
Membership NAB
Representative Caribbean Network, Inc.
Owner, Gen. Mgr Jose Ramon Quinones
Sta., Comm. Mgr Segismundo Quinones
Program Dir Francisco Aranzamendi, Jr.
Chief Engineer Jose Arzuaga
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200 West 57th Street
New York 19, N. Y.
Circle 7-8224
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WHOA-San Juan— 1954
KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Continental Broadcasting Corp.
Address Box 5323
Tel.: 2-3187 News Service: AP
Transcription Lang-Worth
Representative .... Pan-American Broadcasting
Membership NAB. RAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr William R. Anthony
WIAC-San Juan-1947
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 10 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Station W1BS, Inc.
Address Box 4504
General Manager Tomas Muniz
Asst Mgr B. P. Rios
WITA-San Juan-1947
Frequency: 1140 Kc Powers 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Electronic Enterprises, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 2792
Newspaper Affiliation El Imparcial
General Manager Jose L. Nunez
W K A Q—Saniurce— 1922— CBS
CBS
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By El Mundo Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address Box 9007, Santurce, P. R.
Tel.: 2-2023 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation El Mundo
Transcription Service ASCAP, BMI
Representatives Inter-American Pub'l., Inc.
Membership NAB
President Angel Ramos
General Mgr , V. Lamas, ]r.
Comm. Mgr Carlos Vizcarrondo
Program Director Esther Pales
Chief Eng Jose A. Fernandez
WKVM-San Juan-1945
Frequency: 810 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. . . American Colonial Bcstg. Corp.
Address 1000 Ponce de Leon Ave.
Telephone 3-0840
Representative Pan American Bcstg. Co.
Pres., Gen. Mgr R. P. Perry
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WSTA-St. Thomas-1950
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Kc.
Owned-Oper. By William N. Greer
Address Box 538
Tel.: 489 News Service: AP
Representative Young
Gen. Mgr.. Chief Eng William N. Greer
Commercial Mgr Nellie Greer
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WIYI— Christiansted-
Frederiksted-1952-ABN-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper.. Radio American West Indies, Inc.
Address Christiansted. St. Croix, V. I.
Tel.: 28 News Service: AP
Transcription Standard, Associated
Representative Pan American Bcstg. Co.
Pres., Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr.. Hazel M. Vickers
Chief Engineer Raymond E. Higrton
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
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Canadian Broadcasting Hit New
Peak in Operation During 195/
NINETEEN-FIFTY-SEVEN was a boom
year for Canada. More babies were
born— 475,000 of them— than in any previ-
ous year in our history. More immigrants
arrived— 282,164 of them— than in any post-
war year. There were more marriages—
136,000— than in any year since 1946, when
thousands of postponed weddings took place
between second world war veterans and
their brides.
Not only was Canada's population up, so
was our gross national product; our con-
sumer spending; consumer price index;
wage index and real income. And the Ca-
nadian broadcasting business expanded
along with population and production.
Canada's 177 non-government radio sta-
tions now provide service for all but a
handful of the Dominion's 17,000,000 peo-
ple, and about 90 per cent of the popula-
tion is also served by one of the 49 TV
stations, 41 of which are non-government.
What makes the Canadian television in-
dustry different from the U.S. industry,
however, is that there are only two net-
works, one English-language network and
one serving the 30 per cent of Canada's
population who are French speaking.
.*
But while both networks are owned and
operated by the government-owned Cana-
dian Broadcasting Corporation, most of the
network shows reach their audience through
private stations. Only eight TV stations in
six Canadian cities are owned by the CBC.
The rest of the stations ( 41 ) in the network
are privately-owned stations who are re-
quired to make a minimum of 10-1/2 hours
per week available for CBC programming.
Another unique feature of the Canadian
industry is that one out of two Canadian
TV areas are captive markets, serviced by
only one station. U.S. residents can visualize
the Canadian picture if they imagine Dal-
las or Kansas City or San Diego serviced
by only one TV station. Moreover, perhaps
because Canadians are a home-staying race
or because they were prepared for TV by
the U.S. experience, set saturation has been
reached remarkably quickly. Canadian TV
stations range in age from four years to
By T. J. ALLARD
Executive
Vice President
CARTB
six months but many areas (London, On-
tario, for example or Regina, Saskatchewan )
have already achieved set saturation of over
80 per cent, and set saturation in other
areas, e.g. Quebec City and Sydney, N.S.
is over 90 per cent.
The radio picture is also a bright one.
While TV has been backing up into day-
time (a process especially encouraged by
the fact that "network option time" falls
in the Class "A," 8 to 11 p.m., time slot),
nighttime radio has been firming up.
Whereas advertisers last year were prime
time happy with 7:00 to 9:00 a.m.; 12:00
to 1:30 (a good many Canadians still go
home for lunch) and 4:30 to 7:00 p.m.,
virtually sold out on every station.
Now advertisers— national and local— are
going into nighttime, sometimes reluctantly
—because there isn't enough daytime to buy
and sometimes with the feeling that night-
time can deliver a good general audience
—at less than daytime rates.
*
On the political front, the Canadian
radio news of 1957 was the report of the
Fowler Commission.
The two major policy recommendations
of the Commission— the creation of a new
broadcast governing body, and licensing of
competitive television stations— were wel-
comed by Canada's private broadcasters
since both had been major points in the
CARTB brief to the Commission. Due to
the unsettled political situation in Canada,
however, (Canadian voters go to the polls
at the end of March, 1958, for the second
time within nine months to elect a new
federal parliament) no action has been
taken on the Fowler Commission Report.
All Canadian radio and television con-
ventions—regional and national— had their
best attendance records in their history last
year.
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CANADA
CBC
CARTB
AM STATIONS LISTED
BY PROVINCES — CITIES
KEY PERSONNEL
1958
CBC-TV network coverage
^ty/CMi/o^ every day
CBC-TV networks — English and French-
Serve 2 out of every 3
homes in Canada...
with more selling impact, more coverage than ever. Call, 'phone or
write today for more information about Canada's greatest advertising
medium ... the CBC-TV networks — still growing.
CBC TELEVISION
Halifax Ottawa Winnipeg
Montreal Toronto Vancouver
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BROADCASTING CORP.
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OFFICES
Head Office — 140 Wellington St., Ottawa, Ont.
Phone: CE 6-7331
EXECUTIVES and STAFF
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
A. D. Dunton, Chairman
Dean Adrien Pouliot, Vice-Chairman
F. J. Crawford, Toronto
Dr. G. Douglas Steel, Charlottetown
Dr. J. A. Corry, Kingston
Gordon A. Winter, St. John's
A. M. Shinbane, Winnipeg
Kenneth C. Montgomery, Edmonton
R. K. Gervin, Vancouver
Gerard Gingras, Montreal
Mrs. J. E. Houck, Brampton
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS AND ASSISTANTS
J. A. Ouimet, General Manager
E. L. Bushnell, Ass't Gen. Mot.
Col. R. P. Landry, Controller of Administration
Charles Jennings, Cont. of Bcstg.
A. K. Morrow, Ass't Cont. of Bcstg.
Marcel Carter, Controller, Mgt. Planning
A. M. Henderson, Comptroller
J. P. Gilmore, Cont. of Operations
G. W. Richardson, Executive Ass't
REGIONAL OFFICES
BRITISH COLUMBIA REGION
701 Hornby St., Vancouver, B. C.
Director, K. P. Caple
Regional Program Dir., J. B. Nixon
PRAIRIE REGION
541 Portage Ave., Winnipeg, Manitoba
Director. J. R. Finlay
Regional Program Dir., D. E. Cameron
ONTARIO REGION
354 Jar vis St., Toronto, Ontario
Director, Ira Dilworth
Dir. of Network Co-ord.. H. G. Walker
QUEBEC REGION
1425 Dorchester St. West, Montreal, Quebec
Director, Gerard Lamarche
Regional Program Dir., Roger Rolland
NATIONAL OPERATIONS
Charles Jennings, Director of Programs
W. G. Richardson, Director of Engineering
W. E. Powell, Commercial Manager
Harry Bramah, Treasurer
R. C. Fraser, Dir. of Press and Info. Services
C. E. Stiles, Dir. of Personnel and Admin. Serv.
George Young, Dir. of Sta. Relations
N. M. Morrison, Dir. of Audience Research
C. R. Delafield, Director of CBC International
MARITIME REGION
100 Sackville St., Halifax, Nova Scotia
Director, Capt. W. S. Briggs
Regional Program Dir., S. R. Kennedy
NEWFOUNDLAND REGION
T. A. Building, St. John's, Newfoundland
Director, William F. Galgay
Area Engineer, E. D. Witherstone
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Canada's Buyers AreTryers!
Canadian buyers are eager — and easy to reach
with a sales message. With a total of 4,055,000
households, Canada has over 7 million radio sets
and 2,860,000 TV sets. Experienced broadcasting
salesmen carry the story of your product's bene-
fits to the farthest reaches of the Dominion.
And the rapid expansion of the Canadian mar-
ket make it well worth considering:
• In 1956 Canada received 164,857 immigrants
— one every three minutes.
• Total postwar immigration stands at more than
1.5 million.
• Annual retail sales have advanced from $4,-
573,126,000 in 1945 to $14,297,557,000 in
1956.
• Construction in Canada reached a record level
in 1957— $6.9 billion.
NEEDED: More cars — more clothes — more food
— more of everything!
Whatever the sales message you want to get across,
we suggest that you investigate the possibilities of
using some of the 146 independent radio stations and
32 independent TV stations represented by the Asso-
ciation. Learn for yourself the selling power of the
broadcast word in Canada!
CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS
108 Sparks St., Ottawa 4, Canada • 200 St. Clair
West, Toronto, Ontario
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CANADIAN ASSOCIATION
OF RADIO-TELEVISION
BROADCASTERS
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OFFICES
Head Office— 108 Sparks St., Ottawa, Ont.
Phone: CE 3-4035
Sales Office — 200 St. Clair Ave. West, Toronto 7, Ont.
Phone: Walnut 2-3334
Officers
Immediate Past President F. A. Lynds
President V. Dallin
Executive Vice-President T. J. AUard
Vice-President Radio D. A. Gourd
Vice-President, TV .G. Stirling
Secretary-Treasurer Flora Love
Director of Sales and Research, Radio C. W. Fenton
Director of Sales and Research, TV K. Steeves
Directors
F. A. Lynds, Moncton, N. B.; J. A. Manning, Truro, N. S.; G. Stirling, St. John's,
Nfld.; D. A. Gourd, Rouyn, P. Q.; F. B. Ricard, Sudbury, Ont; R. Couture, St.
Boniface, Man.; T. Burham, Jonquiere, P. Q.; J. A. Dupont, Montreal, P. Q.;
E. E. Fitzgibbons, Kitchener, Ont.; W. H. Stavin, Belleville, Ont; W. N. Hawkins,
Owen Sound, Ont.; R. J. Buss, Medicine Hat, Alta.; Vern Dallin, Saskatoon,
Sask.; J. O. Blick, Winnipeg, Man.; Norman Botterill, Lethbridge, Alta.; J. Sayers,
Vancouver, B. C; A. G. Seabrook, Vernon, B. C; D. M. Armstrong, Victoria, B. C.
Functions
The Canadian Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters is a voluntary
trade organization of 146 privately owned (independent) radio broadcasting
stations, and 31 television stations in Canada.
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CBC Extending Its Network TV Links
To Span Across The Entire Dominion
THE Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
expects to be operating the world's
longest television microwave network by the
end of this year.
It will stretch some 4,200 miles from St.
John's, Newfoundland, in the east to Vic-
toria, B.C., in the west. The microwave
system, since the completion on February
2nd this year of the length between Quebec
City and the Maritimes, now reaches from
Sydney, Nova Scotia, in the east to Calgary,
in Alberta, in the west.
Forty-eight television stations are now in
operation across the country. Eight are
owned and operated by the CBC, six Eng-
lish-language network stations at Halifax,
Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg and
Vancouver, and two French-language net-
work stations at Montreal and Ottawa. In
addition, two stations licensed to and man-
aged by the CBC are located at Goose Bay,
Labrador, and Harmon Field, Newfound-
land. These outlets, using U.S. facilities,
serve Canadian and American military per-
sonnel and civilians in the two areas.
The country's forty privately-owned tele-
vision stations include thirty-four English-
language outlets and six French-language.
Five satellite stations are also operated by
private interests.
The growth of Canadian television,
which started little more than five and one-
half years ago, has been at the fastest rate
of any country in the world. Television
service is now available to about 87 per
cent of the population.
Canadians, during the past five and a
half years, have spent more than $1.2 bil-
lion on the purchase and maintenance of
TV receivers, or more per capita than any-
body else in the world. An estimated 2.9
million sets are now in use.
Possibly the most distinctive achievement
of Canadian television has been the de-
velopment of two separate program services,
each complete in itself, one in French and
one in English. The CBC's French-language
production constitutes the world's major
French television service. In hours per day,
the combined program output in English
and French of all CBC production centres,
is greater than that of any other television
organization in the world.
Last year more than 11,000 television
By A. D. DUNTON
Chairman
Canadian
Broadcasting Corp.
programs were seen in Canadian homes.
In terms of live television production
Canada ranks next to the United States
and Britain, while the CBC production cen-
ters at Montreal and Toronto rank next to
New York and Hollywood as North Amer-
ica's leading TV centers.
All Canadian television stations, public
and private, are part of the national sys-
tem. The privately-owned stations serve as
outlets for a good share of the national
network programs produced by or provided
through the CBC. When television first
began in Canada, the CBC agreed to pro-
vide not less than ten and a half hours of
network programming a week to the private
stations-actually, in the past year, the affili-
ated stations have been carrying on the
average about forty hours a week of such
network programming, or some fifty-five
per cent of their schedule.
The privately-owned and CBC stations,
working together within the national broad-
casting system as established by act of
Parliament, co-operate to mutual benefit and
to a degree greater than is generally
thought. The CBC provides the national
program service free to the private stations
and they, in turn, give it free distribution,
while at the same time earning revenue for
themselves in the case of sponsored pro-
grams on the national service.
We look forward with unbounded confi-
dence and optimism in the future of Ca-
nadian television. Specific steps, however,
on such things as color TV, extension of
TV broadcast hours, and broadening of
coverage to areas not now served must
await Parliamentary action on the recom-
mendations of the Fowler Royal Commis-
sion, which, after an exhaustive public in-
vestigation of national broadcasting, sub-
mitted its report last spring. One of the
main conclusions of the report was that the
present system— the uniquely Canadian sys-
tem of private and public co-operation— be
continued.
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Sackville. N. B 688
Moncton, N. B 688
Windsor, Ont 695
Montreal. Que 697
Gander, Nfld 688
Halifax, N. S 689
Sydney, N. S 690
Chicoutimi. Que 696
Regina, Sask 700
Toronto, Ont 695
Montreal, Que 697
St. John's, Nfld. 688
Ottawa, Ont 693
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Vancouver, B. C 685
Quebec City, Que 698
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Calgary* Alta 683
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Flin Flon. Man 686
Saint John. N. B 688
Sudbury, Ont 694
Montreal, Que 697
North Bay. Ont 692
Timmins, Ont 695
Calgary, Alta 683
Chatham, Ont 691
Camrose, Alta 683
Charlottetown. P. E. 1 696
Victoriaville, Que 699
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Alma, Que 696
Brampton, Ont 690
Kamloops, B. C 684
Brockville, Ont 691
Fredericton, N. B 687
Saskatoon, Sask 700
Fort Frances, Ont 691
Orillia, Ont 693
Owen Sound. Ont 693
Port Arthur, Ont 693
London. Ont 692
Prince Rupert, B. C 685
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CHUB .
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Saskatoon, Sask 701
Ottawa, Ont 693
Toronto, Ont 695
Gravelbourg, Sask 700
Edmonton, Alta 683
Simcoe, Ont 694
Portage La Prairie, Man. . . 686
Weyburn, Sask 701
Gait, Ont 691
Vancouver, B. C 686
Moose Jaw, Sask 700
Amos, Que 696
Medicine Hat. Alta 684
Edmonton. Alta 683
Granby. Que 696
Peterborough, Ont 693
Edmonton, Alta 683
Ste. Anne de La Poc, Que. 698
Three Rivers. Que 699
St. Thomas-London, Ont. . . 694
Sherbrooke, Que 699
Hamilton, Ont 691
New Carlisle, Que 698
Sudbury. Ont 694
Halifax, N. S 689
Sarnia, Ont 694
Pembroke, Ont 693
Quebec City, Que 698
Drummondville, Que 696
Roberval, Que 698
Saint John, N. B 688
Nanaimo, B. C 684
Toronto, Ont 695
Niagara Falls-Welland. Ont. 692
Chilliwack, B. C 684
Oakville, Ont 693
Montreal, Que 697
Trail, B. C 685
Port Alberni, B. C 685
Toronto, Ont 695
Belleville, Ont 690
Rimouski, Que 698
Edmonton, Alta 683
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Ont
Sask
Sydney, N. S.
Halifax. N. S..
Stratford, Ont.
Dawson Creek, B. C
Edmundston, N. B.
Smith Falls, Ont. . .
Riviere-Du-Loup. Q
Antigonish, N. S. . .
Yorkton, Sask. . . .
Vernon, B. C
Sault Ste. Marte
Kirkland Lake, Ont
Yarmouth, N. S
Montreal, Que
Chicoutimi, Que. . ,
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Winnipeg, Man. . . .
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St. John's, Nfld
Vancouver, B. C. . . .
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Barrie, Ont
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Ma tone. Que
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Hull, Que
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Victoria, B. C
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696
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700
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687
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683
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639
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685
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691
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698
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693
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691
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696
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699
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692
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686
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690
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687
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700
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689
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Oshawa, Ont 693
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North Vancouver, B. C. . . . 685
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La Sarre, Que 697
Windsor, Ont 695
Lindsay, Ont 692
New Castle, N. B 688
Campbellton, N. B 687
New Westminster, B. C. . . 685
Wingham. Ont 695
Hamilton. Ont 691
Penticton, B. C 685
Saskatoon. Sask 701
Tillsonburg. Ont 695
Kelowna. B. C 684
Woodstock, Ont 696
Ottawa, Ont 693
Erantford, Ont 690
Prince George, B. C 685
Fort William, Ont 691
St. George De Beauce. Que. 699
Winnipeg, Man 687
Red Deer. Alta 684
Regina. Sask 700
Rouyn, Que 698
Jonquiere, Que 697
St. Boniface, Man 687
Cornwall. Ont 691
London. Ont 692
Shawinigan Falls. Que. . . 699
Sudbury. Ont 694
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Ste. Catharines. Ont 694
Trois-Rivieres. Que 699
Sherbrooke, Que 699
Val D'Or, Que 699
Montreal, Qu'e 697
Ville-Marie, Que 700
Kingston, Ont 692
Vancouver, B. C 686
Brandon, Man 686
Calgary, Alta , . 683
Winnipeg. Man 687
Peace River. Alta 684
St. John's, Nfld 689
St. John's, Nfld 689
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C F A C— Calgary— 1922— CBC
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Calgary Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Bus. -Studio Address 1000 Greyhound Bldg.
TeL: AM 6-1036. .News Services: BN, PUB, CP
Transcription ... Thesaurus, World, Associated
Representative All-Canada, Weed
Sta. Manager A. M. Cairns
Commercial Manager D. H. Hartford
Chief Engineer E. C. Connor
CFCN-Calgary-1922-CBC
Frequency: 1060 Kc Power: 10.000 Watis
Owned-Oper. By. The Voice of the Prairies, Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address 712 Twelfth Ave., E.
Tel.: AM 2-1161 News Services: BUP, BN
Transcription SES AC, Lang-Worth
Representative Can. Sta. Rep., Oakes
Membership CARTB
President, Sta. Manager H. G. Love
V. P., Sis. Prom. Mgr James A. Love
Operations Mgr Gordon L. Carter
Prod. Manager Ned B. Corrigall
Chief Engineer Robert W. Lamb
CKXL-Calgary-1950
Frequency: 1140 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By CKXL Ltd.
Address 210 9th Ave. S.W.
Tel.: AM 6-3026 News Services: BUP, PN
Representative H. C. Stovin, Forjoe
President, Gen. Mgr A. R. Mackenzie
Gen. Sales Mgr Allan J. Barker
B'cast. Mgr Peter J. Edwards
CrCW— Camrose— 1954
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Camrose Bcstg. Co.
Address Smith Bldg.
Tel.: 3044 News Service: BN
Representative Lorrie Potts
Membership CARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr H. J. Yerxa
Sta. Mgr., Pub. Dir Gene Ross
Chief Engineer Kenneth Anholt
C B X— Edmonton— 1948— CBC
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address 713 MacDonald Hotel
General Manager J. Alphonse Ouimet
Sta. Mgr D. C. Claringbull
Commercial Manager W. E. Powell
C F R M— Edmonton— 1934
CBC
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Sunwapta Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 109 CPU Bldg.
Tel.: 2-2101 News Services: BUP, BN
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative R-R., Can. Sta. Reps., Oakes
Membership CARTB
Alberta
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Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr G. R. A. Bice
Commercial Mgr A. J. Hopps
Program Director Tony Biamonte
Publicity Director Corinne Noonan
Chief Engineer Frank G. Makepeace
CHED— Edmonton— 1954
Frequency: 1080 Kc Power: 1,000 Watte.
Owned-Oper. By CHED, Ltd.
Address 10006— 107th St.
Tel: 4-2111 News Service: BUP, BN
Representative Stephens & Towndrow
Membership CARTB, B.B.M.
Gen. Commercial Mgr M. D. Dyck
Prog. Dir Jerry Forbes
Chief Engineer Clint Nichol
CHFA— Edmonton— 1949
CBC
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Edmonton, Ltd.
Business Address 10012 — 109th St.
Tel.: 4-2157 News Service: AP
Rep Hunt, McGillvra
President Andre M. Dechene
Sta. Mgr B. J. Gagnon
Prog. Dir Jean Car on
Chief Engineer Charles Ferland
CJCA— Edmonton— 1922
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5000 Watte
Owned-Oper. By Edmonton Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address Birks Bldg.
Tel.: 4-4131 News Service: BN
Newspaper Affil Journal
Trans. Serv World
Representative All-Canada. Weed
Membership CARTB, RAB
Sta. Manager Gerry Gaetz
Commercial Manager Cameron Perry
Program Director Dalt Elton
Promotion Manager Mrs. Virginia Bell
Chief Engineer Frank Hollingworth
CFGP— Grande Prairie— 1937
CBC
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 10 Kw.
Owned By Northern Bcstg. Corp., Ltd.
Address Grande Prairie
Tel.: 2311 News Service: AP
Representative All-Canada, Weed
Membership CAB
Gen. Manager Arthur J. Balfour
Ass't Mgr Jack E. Soars
Local Comm. Mgr G. Pearcy
Prog. Director Norman Hickey
Chief Engineer Jim de Roaldes
CJ0C— Lethbridge-
CBC
1926
Freq.: 1220 Kc... Power: 10 Kw. d., 5 Kw. n.
683
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Owned-Oper. By Lethb ridge Bcstg., Ltd.
Address 1015 Third Ave. 8.
Tel.: FA 7-3161 News Service: CP
Trans. Service Assoc, Thesaurus, World
Representative Weed, ACRF
Membership CAB. BBM. WAB
President H. R. Carson
Station Manager N. Botterill
Comm. Maanger J. Budd
Program Director Wally Stambuck
Chief Engineer Doug Card
CHAT-Medicine Hat— 1946
CBC
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Monarch Bcstg. Co.* Ltd.
Address 520 First St.
Tel: 6-2821 News Service: BN
Representative Weed, All-Canada
Membership CARTB. WAB
Transcription Library World
President J. H. Yuill
Gen.. Sta. Mgr R. J. Buss
Commercial, Prom. Mgr Orv Kope
Prog. Dir Ian Carson
Chief Engineer Sid Gaffney
CKYL-Peace River-1954
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Peace River Bcstg. Co.
Address Radio Bldg.
News Service BN
Transcription SESAC
Representative Hunt, Lorrie Potts
Manager W. C. Gliege
Sis. Prom. Mgr Dave Lilwall
Engineer Bob Guy
C K R D-Red Deer-1949-CBC
Freq.: 850 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Central Alberta Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Foster Block
Telephone 2083
Representative Radio Reps., Young
Membership CARTB
President Gordon S. Henry
Comm. Mgr W. R. Scott
Prom., Pub. Mgr J. M. Younie
Program Director Ron Henry
Chief Engineer Bob Sears
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Station Mgr Ian G. Clark
Comm. Mgr Frank Bond
Chief Engineer Fred Webber
CHWK— Chilliwack— 1927
CBC
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Fraser Valley Bcstrs., Ltd.
Address 50 Yale Rd., E.
Tel.: 3200 News Service: BN
Representative All-Canada. Weed
Trans World
Membership CARTB
Gen. Mgr., Pres Jack Pilling
Comm. Mgr., Prom. Mgr W. G. Teetzel
Prod. Mgr J. M. Maclachlan
Chief Eng R. Cartmell
CJDC— Dawson Creek— 1947
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper ate d By. .Radio Station CJDC. Ltd.
Business Address 2nd Ave. & 9th St.
News Services BN, PN
Transcription Service World
Representative . . . Radio Representative. Cooke
President H. Michaud
Manager .M. Lavern
C F J C-Kamloops-1926-CBC
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Inland Bcstrs., Ltd.
Address 387— ^Fourth Ave.
Tel.: 1021 News Service: BN
Newspaper Affil Sentinel
Trans. Service Thesaurus
Sta. Rep All-Canada, Weed
Membership CARTB
CKOV-Kelowna-1931
CBC
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Okanagan Bcstrs.. Ltd.
Address Box 1481
Tel.: 3331 News Service: BN
Transcription Service World
Representative All-Canada, Weed
Membership CARTB
President Mrs. J. W. B. Browne
Gen. Mgr J. H. Browne
Comm. Manager J. D. Bews
Promotion Manager Ed Boyd
Program Director A. G. Hall
Chief Engineer A. Vipond
CHOB-Nanaimo-1949
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Standard Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Malasplna Hotel
Tel.: 2630 News Services: BUP, BN
Newspaper Affil Vancouver Sun
Transcription Service World. Standard
Representative Stephens & Towndrow
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir C. J. Rudd
Nat. Sales Dir Sheila Hassell
Prom., Pub. Mgr Stan Moncrieff
Chief Engineer Ross Maclntyre
684
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CKLN-Nelson-1939-CBC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .News Publishing Co., Ltd.
Address P. O. Box 250
Tel.: 19 News Service: BN
Newspaper Affiliation Nelson Daily News
Representative Stovin & Byles
Membership CARTB. BCARTB, BBM
President Maj. R. H. Green
Gen.. Sta. Mgr., Chief Eng A. R. Ramsden
CKNW— New Westminster
1944
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned By Radio NW, Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 227 Columbia St.
Tel.: LA 2-2711 News Services: BUP, BN
Transcription Associated, Standard
Representative . . Forjoe, R-Reps., B'cast. Reps.
President Frank A. Griffiths
Gen., Station Mgr W. J. Hughes
Prog. Dir Hal Davis
Sales Prom. Mgr Mel Cooper
Chief Engineer Leo Haydamack
CK0K— Peniicton— 1948
CBC
Freq.: 800 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.» 500 Wts. n.
Owned-Operated By CKOK. Ltd,
Business-Studio Address. .. 125 Nanaimo Ave.
Tel.: 2800 News Services: BUP, CP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Mulvihill, Forjoe
Membership BCARTB, WAB, CARTB
Pres., Gen.. Mgr Maurice P. Finnerty
Comm., Pub. Manager Ralph J. Robinson
Sales Prom. Mgr Dave L. Roegele
Program Director Leland H. Faebish
Chief Engr George Cameron
CJAV-Port Alberni— 1946
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By CJAV, Ltd.
Address 735 Third Ave., N.
Tel.: 604 News Service: BN
Transcription Lang- Worth, Capitol, World
Membership CARTB
Rep Hunt, Cooke, Stephens & To windrow
President Harold E. Warren
Managing Dir Kenneth Hutcheson
CKPG— Prince George— 1954
CBC
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Station CKPG, Ltd.
Address 1220 Sixth Ave.
Tel.: 140 News Service: BN
Representative All-Canada, Weed
Membership CARTB
President Frank H. Elphicke
Managing Dir Cecil G. Elphicke
Comm. Manager R. T. Harkins
Prog. Director Ronald E. East
Chief Engineer Stan Davies
CKCQ-Quesnel-1957
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Cariboo Bcstrs.
Address Box 699
News Service BN
Representative Radio Rep.. Cooke
Managing Director J. Fred Weber
Sta. Mgr Dennis Reid
CFPR— Prince Buperi— 1938
CBC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned By Canadian Broadcasting Corp.
Address 343 W. 2nd Ave.
Sta. Mgr W. C. Hankinson
Sis. Rep H. W. Paulson (Vancouver)
C J A T— Trail— 193 1— CBC
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Kootenay Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address Radio Centre
Tel: 1840 News Service: BN
Trans World
Rep Weed. All-Canada Radio Facilities
Membership RAB
President A. S. Mawdsley
General Manager John W. Loader
Comm. Mgr J. P. Kobluk
Prog. Dir Ken Hughes
Chief Engineer Jack Molyneux
C B U-Vancouver-1947-CBC
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address 701 Hornby St.
Telephone MA 6121
Dir. for Brit. Col Kenneth Caples
Comm. Mgr. (Toronto) Walter E. Powell
CJ0R— Vancouver— 1926
CBC-D0MINI0N
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By CJOR, Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 846 Howe St.
Tel.: MA 6464 News Services: AP, UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Stovin & Byles, Ltd.
Membership CARTB, BCARTB
Pres.. Sta. Mgr., Gen. Mgr. . George C. Chandler
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Hudson W. Olson
Prog. Director Vic Waters
Commercial Mgr Don Laws
Chief Engineer Art Chandler
C K L G— North Vancouver
1955
Frequency: 1070 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Lions Gate B'casting., Ltd.
Address 143 E. 11th. North Vancouver
Tel.: YO 1101 News Service: AP
Transcription Service SESAC, Muzak
Reps Don Cooke, Lorrie Potts
President W. Clarke Gibson
685
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Station Mgr John N. Hunt
Comm. Manager James Crawford
Prog. Director Rudy Hartman
Prom., Pub. Mgr Lyndon Grove
CFUN-Vancouver-1922
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio CFUN Ltd.
Address 812 Robson St.
Tel.: MA 1271 News Service: UP
Representative Nat. Broadcast Sales
Membership C ARTB
President R. R. Keay
Gen. Mgr J. L. Sayers
Comm. Manager Fin Anthony
Pub.. Prom. Mgr Al Macnab
Prog. Director Jim Thorn
Chief Engineer Dave Rogers
CKWX-Vancouver-1923
MBS
Frequency: 1130 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By CKWX Radio. Ltd.
Business-Studio Address. ..... 1275 Burrard St.
Tel.: TA 5131 News Services: CP. BUP
Transcription Service World
Representative All-Canada. Weed
Membership RAB, CARTB
President Arthur Holstead
General Manager. Frank H. Elphicke
National Sis. Manager Clare Copeland
Program Manager John Ansell
Ping., Res. Director Macintosh MacDonald
Assistant Manager Sam G. Ross
Prom. Manager Phil J. Baldwin
Chief Engineer Charles Smith
CJIB— Vernon-1947-CBC
Frequency: 940 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
O wned-Operated By Interior Bcstrs.. Ltd.
Business Address 3330 Barnard Ave.
Tel 3900
Rep Radio Representatives. Forjoe
Trans Langworth
Pres C. H. Pitt
Sta. Manager A. G. Seabrook
Commercial Mgr Ann Gaustin
Program Director Jack Pollard
Chief Engineer Laurie Wright
C J V I— Victoria— 194 1— CBC
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Island Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 817 Fort Street
Tel.: 2-8221 News Services: BN, TTS
Transcription Service Associated, World
Representative Weed, All-Canada
Membership CARTB, RAB
President J. M. Taylor
Sta. Gen. Mgr W. M. Guild
Sis. Prom. Mgr Hugh Curtis
Comm. Mgr Fred G. Usher
Prog. Dir Walter Cownden
Chief Engineer Joe Sommers
C K D A-Vicioria-1950-CBC
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 10 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Capital Bcstg. System
Address 1450 Douglas St.
Tel.: 4-9311 News Services: BUP. CP
Representative Radio Reps.
Membership CAB, CARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr David M. Armstrong
Mgr., Nat'l Sis David G. Hill
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CFAM-Altona-1957
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Southern Manitoba Bcstg. Co.
Address Altona
Tel.: 285 News Service: CP
Representative Donald Cooke, Inc.
Membership CARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr A. J. Thiessen
Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir Dennis Barkman
Chief Engineer John J. Pauls
C K X-Brandon-1928— CBC
Freq.: 1150 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d.; 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Western Manitoba Bcstrs.
Address 2940 Victoria Ave.
Tel.: 5393 News Service: BN
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Hunt. Messner
Membership CARTB, WAB
Pres., Gen. Manager J. B. Craig
Commercial Manager E. D. Holland
Prog. Dir Frank Bird
Chief Engineer E. Humphrey Davies
C K D M-Dauphin-1950-CBC
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 d.; 250 n.
anitoba
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Owned Dauphin Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address 3rd Ave., N. E.
Tel.: 3230 News Service: BN
Trans. Service World Library
Representative . . . Radio-Rep., Young, Messner
Membership CARTB
President A. T. Warnock
Gen., Sta. Manager Michael Hopkins
Comm. Maanger J. M. Henderson
Prom. Dir Brian Skinner
Chief Engineer G. O. Woodward
CFAR-Flin Flon-1937— CBC
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Arctic Radio Corp., Ltd.
Address 75 Hill St.
Tel.: 4422 News Service: BN
Repersentative Young Can., Laurie Potts
Membership CARTB
Station Manager C. H. Witney
Program Director E. Smallwood
CFRY— Portage La Prairie
1956
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts
686
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Owned Portage-Delta Bcstg. Co.
Address Hotel Portage
News Service BN
Representative Lorrie Potts
Pres., Mgr R. D. Hughes
Comm. Mgr Dolores Kustra
CKSB— St. Boniface— 1946
CBC
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Radio-St. Boniface Ltd.
Address 607 Langevin St.
Tel.: CH 7-4865 News Service: BN
Trans. Service SESAC
Representative McGillvra, Hunt
Membership CARTB
President Celestin Champagne
Gen., Prom. Mgr Roland Couture
Commercial Mgr Raoul Normandeau
Program Dir Denis Bekdr
Chief Engineer Yves Savignac
C B W— Winnipeg— 1948— CBC
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 50,000 Watte
Owned-Operated By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 541 Portage Ave.
Tel.: SP 4-2541 News Services: PN, BUP
Gen. Mgr J. A. Ouimet
Reg. Director J. R. Finlay
Prog. Dir A. E. Parr
Reg. Engineer R. D. Cahoon
Comm. Sis. Rep R. L. Horley
Publicity Dir C. E. I'Ami
CJ0B— Winnipeg— 1946
Freq.: 680 Kc. . .Power: 5 Kw., d.; 2500 W., n.
Business-Studio Address Lindsay Bldg.
Tel.: WH 2-3674 News Services: CP, BUP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership CARTB, WAB
Representative R-Reps., Adam Young
President J. O. Blick
Commercial Manager R. M. MacLennan
Office Manager Frances Sprague
Sales Prom. Mgr R. Moody
Prog. Director George C. Davies
Chief Engineer R. V. Durle
CKRC— Winnipeg— 1934
CBC-D0MINI0N
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Transcanada Communications, Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address 300 Carlton St.
Tel.: WH 2-2201. .News Services: BUP, BN, CP
Representative Weed, All-Canada
Gen., Sta. Mgr William A. Sobers
Commercial Manager R. F. Tait
Program Director Robert Bye
C K Y-Winnipeg-1949-CBC
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 5000 Walts
Owned-Oper. By Station CKY, Ltd.
Business Address 432 Main St., N.
Tel WH 31-531
Transcription Associated
Representative Stovin, Forjoe
Membership RAB, CARTB
President, Sta. Mgr Lloyd E. Moffatt
Comm. Manager D. McDermid
Program Director Jack R. Stewart
Chief Engineer Andy Malowanchak
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C K B C-Bathurst-1955
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Bathurst Broadcasting Co., Ltd.
Address 455 Golf Street, West Bathurst
News Service CP
Transcription Lang-Worth. SESAC
Representative Lorrie Potts
Membership CARTB
President, Sta. Mgr J. Leo Hachey
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr R. J. Gallagher
Prog., Pub. Dir Ray Bourque
Chief Engineer Phil Paquet
CKNB-Campbellton-1939
CBC-D0MINI0N
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Or- ned-Oper. By. .Restigouche Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business Address 110 Water St.
Tel.: 3-4415 News Service: BN
Representative Hardy, Weed
Membership BBM
Mgn. Director Dr. Charles H. Houde
Manager Bob Richards
C J E M— Edmundston— 1944
CBC
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Edmundston Radio, Ltd.
Address 91 Canada Rd.
Tel.: RE 5-3351 News Service: BN
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Stovin, Young
Gen. Mgr Jack Brilliant
Station, Comm. Mgr Georges Guerrette
CFNB— Fredericton— 1923
CBC
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned James S. Neill & Son, Ltd.
Address York St.
Tel.: GR 5-5501 News Services: UP, R.P.
Transcription Service Standard
Representative All-Canada, Weed
Membership CARTB
President J. Stewart Neill
General Manager D. Malcolm Neill
687
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Prog. Director H. L. McFee
Sales Prom. Mgr A. H. Fisher
Sta., Comm. Manager J. T. H. Fenety
Chief Engineer Glenn D. Love
C B A F— Moncton— 1953— CBC
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address Georges & Archibald Sts.
General Manager Alphonse Ouimet
Sta. Mgr J. E. R. Teasdale
Commercial Mgr W. E. Powell
Prog. Dir C. Jennings
C K C W— Moncton— 1934— CBC
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Moncton Bcstg., Ltd.
Address K of P Bldg.
Tel.: EV 4-9111 News Services: BUP. CP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Rep Canadian Station Reps., Stovin
Membership RAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr F. A. Lynda
Sta. Mgr T. Tonner
Program Director Robert Reid
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Gene Alton
Chief Engineer Keith MacConnell
CKNR— New Castle— 1949
CBC
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Miramichi Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address Castle St.
Tel.: 690 News Services: BUP, CP
Representative J« Hunt
Membership CARTB
President L. W. Flett
Sta. Mgr., Chief Eng R. J. Wallace
Publicity Director Fred Haining
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C B A— Sackville— 1939— CBC
Frequency: 1070 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address 100 Sackville St.. Halifax. N. S.
Regional Director W. E. S. Briggs
Regional Prog. Dir S. R. Kennedy
Comm. Rep Don LeBlanc
Press & Info. Rep A. W. Wilson
CFBC— Saint John— 1946
CBC-D0MINI0N
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Fundy Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address Carleton St.
Tel.: OX 2-3301 News Services: BUP, RP
Representative Young, Nat'l Best. Sales
Trans Thesaurus
Membership CARTB
President A. M. A. McLean
General Manager Hugh T. Trueman
Sales Manager Vincent Saunders
Program Supervisor D. H. Armstrong
Prom. Mgr Marita McNulty
Chief Engineer EM. Stout
CHSJ-Saint John-1947
CBC
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By... New Brunswick Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 14 Church St.
Trans World
Membership CARTB
Newspaper AffiL Journal, Globe
Representative All Canada, Weed & Co.
General Manager George A. Cromwell
Comm. Mgr James Morrow
Station Manager Earl McCarron
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CBY— Corner Brook— 1949
CBC
frequency: 790 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Representative C. V. Hierlihy
Gen. Mgr. (CBC) J. Alphonse Ouimet
Comm. Mgr.. W. E. Powell
Prog. Dir Charles Jennings
CBG-Gander-1949-CBC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address Gander
General Manager J. A. Ouimet
Sta. Mgr A. W. Barrett
Comm. Mgr W. E. Powell
Proa, Dir Charles Jennings
CBT-Grand Falls— 1949
CBC
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address Grand Falls
Tel.: 2102 News Services: AP, INS, UP
Gen. Mgr J. Alphonse Ouimet
Station Manager John J. Grace
Press & Info. Dept., Prom. Mgr.. .Ron C. Fraser
Comm. Manager G. D. Halley
Prog. Director R. G. O'Brien
Area Engineer E. D. Witherstone
CBN-Si. John's-1949-CBC
Frequency: 640 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box E 5372
688
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Telephone 7181
General Manager (CBC). . .J. Alphonse Ouimet
Commercial Mgr. (CBC) W. E. Powell
Dir. for NFLD W. F. Galgay
Prog. Director Charles Jennings
CJON-Si John's-1951
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Nfld. Bcstg. Co.. Ltd.
Address Prince oi Wales St.
Tel.: 7105 News Services: AP. CP
Reps Weed
Membership CARTB
Pres Geoffrey W. Stirling
General Manager Don Jamieson
Sta. Mgr George MacDonald
Commercial Manager Hal Duffitt
Sales Prom. Mgr Mary Myler
Publiicty Director Ada Meyers
Chief Engineer Oscar Hierllhy
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VOAR-Si. John's-1929
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 100 Watts d.
Owned Seventh-day Adventists Corp.
Address 106 Freshwater Rd.
TeL 6760
President W. A. Nelson
General Manager , G. O. Adams
Chief Engineer George Rabbitts
VOCM-Si. John's-1936
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . .Colonial Bcstg. System
Business Address McBride's Hill
News Service BN
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership CARTB
Representative Young-Canadian
Pres.. Ch. Eng W. B. Williams
Managing Director H. N. Butler
Station Mgr J. V. Butler
Commercial Manager M. Shulman
Program Director J. M. Murdoch
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CJFX-Aniigonish— 1943
CBC-D0MINI0N
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Atlantic Bcstrs., Ltd.
Address St. Ninian St.
Tel 580
Rep Mulvihill. Canadian Sta. Reps.
Membership CARTB
Gen.. Sta. Mgr J. Clyde Nunn
Sales Prom. Mgr Charles O'Brien
Program Dir Bruce Rafuse
Chief Eng Gordon MacDougall
C K B W— Bridgewater— 1947
CBC
Frequency: 1000 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Acadia Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address Bridgewater
Tel.: LI 3-2401 News Services: BN, CP
Representative Radio Reps., Don Cooke
Membership CARTB
President C. J. Morrow
General Manager John F. Hirtle
Sta. Mgr., Comm. Mgr James A. MacLeod
Sales Mgr Lester L. Rogers
Program Director A. Maxwell Ramey
Chief Engineer Douglas B. Hirtle
CBH-Halifax-1947-CBC
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... . Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 100 Sackvllle St.
News Service CP, BUP
Regional Director W. E. S. Briggs
Reg. Prog. Dir J. A. MacEwen
Comm. Rep Don LeBlanc
Press & Infor. Rep A. W. Wilson
C H N S-Halif ax-1926-CBC
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Maritime Bcstg. Corp., Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address 10 Tobln St.
Tel.: 3-8318 News Services: CP. BUP
Transcription Service. .Thesaurus. Lang-Worth
Representative All-Canada. Weed
Gen., Station Manager Gerald Redmond
Commercial Manager Douglas Grant
Program Manager John A. Funston
Chief Engineer Arthur H. Grelf
CJCH-Halifax-1944
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owend-Operated By CJCH, Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address 741 Robie St.
Tel.: 5-5443 News Service: BN
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Representative Mulvihill, Young Can.
Station Manager E. Finlay MacDonald
Comm. Manager Howard E. Gerard
Sis. Prom. Manager Clair Chambers
Prod. Director Len J. Chappie
Chief Engineer A. Reginald MacWilliams
CKEN-Kentville-1947
Frequency: 13S0 Kc. Power 1000 Watts
(See CFAB. Windsor)
CKEC— New Glasgow— 1953
CBC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Hector Bcstg. Co.
Address 130 George St.
Tel.: 2-4200 News Service: CP
Transcription Lang-Worth
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Representative Donald Cooke
Membership CARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr James M. Cameron
Prog. Dir W. Ellis
Chief Engineer Lew Wright
CBI-Sydney-1948-CBC
Freq.: 1140 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 247 Charlotte St
Station Manager F. G. Cooke
Comm. Mgr Don LeBlanc
Press & Info. Rep A. W. Wilson
CJCB-Sydney-1929-CBC
Freq.: 1270 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Cape Breton Bcstrs., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address Radio Bldg.
Tel.: 5596 News Service: PN
Transcription Service. .Thesaurus, Lang»Worth
Representative All-Canada. Weed
Membership RAB
Pres J. Marven Nathanson
Gen., Sta. Mgr Norris L. Nathanson
Commercial Manager M. Grant
Prog. Dir Lloyd W. Taylor
Sales Prom. Mgr T. C. Robertson
Chief Engineer A. E. Vernon
CKCL-Truro-1947
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 1,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Colchester Bcstg. Co. Ltd.
Business Address 7 Pleasant St.
Tel.: 4491 News Service: BUP
Transcription Service World, Library
Representative Radio Time Sales
Membership CARTB, BBM
President, General Mgr J. Arthur Manning
Comm. Mgr., Pub. Dir H. C. Deryk Uplon
Program Director Jack Armstrong
Chief Engineer E. S. Bernasconi
CFAB— Windsor— 1944
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Evangeline Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address Radio Centre
Tel: 2111 News Service: BN
Transcription Service World
Representative Lorrie Potts
Membership CARTB, BBM. AAB
President F. J. Burns
General Manager J. A. C. Lewis
Comm. Mgr Mrs. E. J. MacMillan
Promotion Mgr J. F. Crossan
Program Director , . .Willard Bishop
Chief Engineer A. M. Bishop
CJLS— Yarmouth— 1934
CBC-D0MINI0N
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Gateway Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address 222 W. Main St.
Tel.: 500 News Service: CP
Transcription Service United, Lang-Worth
Representative All-Canada, Weed
Gen., Comm. Mgr D. L. Smith
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CKBB-Barrie-1949
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Barrie Bcstg. Co. Ltd.
Address Box 67
Tel.: PA 6-6466 News Service: BN
Membership CARTB
Representative Young, Mulvihill
Pres Ralph T. Snelgrove
Sta. Mgr Robert Hunter
Comm. Mgr Edward Delaney
Program Director Jack Ruttle
Chief Engr Jack Mattenley
C J B Q— Belleville— 1946— CBC
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Quinte Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address Box 399
News Service BN
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Representative Young, Stovin
Membership CARTB
President A. MacLean Hcdg
Station Manager W. H. Storin
Commercial Manager J. H. MacDonald
Program Director L. Jourard
Sis. Prom. Manager T. Hookings
Chief Engineer J. B. Buchanan
CFJB— Brampton— 1953
Frequency: 1090 Kc Power: 250 W. d.
Owned-Oper. By CFJB, Ltd.
Address 2 Ellen St.
Tel.: BU 6-2137 News Services: BN, BUP
Trans. Service World, Lang- Worth
Membership CARTB
Rep Radio Time Sales
President D. M. Dickson
Sta. Mgr John Fox
Chief Eng Robert McBean
C K P C-Braniford-1923-CBC
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Telephone City Best., Ltd.
Address . ... 525 Colborne St.
Tel.: 3-2664 News Service: BUP
Transcription Service World
Membership CARTB
Representative Lorrie Potis
Pres., Gen. Mgr Mrs. F. M. Buchanan
Station Manager R. Buchanan
Comm., Prom. Mgr Russ Waters
Prog. Dir Arnold Anderson
Chief Engineer J. Featherston
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CFJR— Brockville— 1926
CBC-NBC-CBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned By Eastern Ontario Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address . . . Revere Hotel Bldg.
Tel.: DI 2-4628 News Service: PN
Representative Stoven, Canadian Reps.
Trans Langworth
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Pub. Dir Jack R. Radford
Asst. Sta. Mgr Thomas Statham
Comm. Mgr Keith Pelton
Program Director Jim Chapman
Chief Engineer Sid Pension®
CFCO— Chatham— 1926
CBC-D0MINI0N
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By John Beardall
Business Address Box 550
Tel.: EL 2-3000 News Service: BUP
Membership CARTB
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Manager John Beardall
C K S F-Cornwall-1945-CBC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Standard-Freeholder, Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 36 Pitt St.
Telephone 4800
Representative Stovin. McGillvra
Membership CARTB
Station Manager Fred H. Pemberton
Prod. Director Carl Fisher
CF0B— Fort Frances— 1944
CBC-D0MINI0N
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned By Border Bcstg., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 242 Scott St.
Tel.: 200 News Services: BUP, CP
Transcription Service World
Rep Cooke, Radio Reps., Best. Reps.
Manager Don Fawcett
CKPR— Fort William— 1931
CBC
Freq.: 580 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d„ 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By H. F. Dougall Co.. Ltd.
Bus. -Studio Address . . Radio Hall, Victoria Ave.
Tel.: 3-3477 News Service: BN
Trans. Ser Thesaurus
Rep Radio Reps., Can. Sta. Reps., Stovin
Membership CARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr H. F. Dougall
Sta., Comm. Mgr George Jeffrey
Program Director J. P. Friesen
Pub. Dir., Sales Prom. Mgr Jack Masters
Chief Engineer W. T. Ross
CFTJ— Gait— 1954
Frequency: 1110 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper, By Gait B'casting Co., Ltd.
Address 3 Ainslie St.
Tel: 4318 News Service: BN
Representative Radio Time Sales
Membership CARTB, CCBA
Pres., Gen. Mgr John V. Evans
Chief Eng Paul Kemper
CJOY-Guelph-1948
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By CJOY, Ltd.
Business Address Bond Bldg.
Tel.: TA 4-0870 News Service: BN
Representative Radio Reps., Cooke
Membership CARTB, RAB
Pres., Sta. Mgr Wallace Slatter
General Mgr Frederick T. Metcalf
Program Director J. D. LeBlanc
Commercial Mgr J. Jackson
Chief Engineer J. Milligan
CHML— Hamilton— 1926
CBC
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Maple Leaf Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 848 Main St., E.
Tel.: LI 9-2411 News Service: BN
Program Director William E. Hall
Membership CARTB, RAB
Rep Stephens & Towndrow
President Kenneth D. Soble
General Manager Tom Darling
Commercial Manager W. D. Whitaker
Prog. Dir William E. Hall
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Bobs Corbett
Chief Engineer Hugh Potter
C K 0 C-Hamillon-1922-CBC
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Went worth Radio Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 32 John St., N.
Tel.: JA 7-4483 News Services: BUP. BN
Transcription Service World
Representative ..All-Canada, Weed
Membership CARTB, BBM
President H. R. Carson
V. P., General Manager W. T. Cranston
Comm. Mgr., Asst. Mgr J. N. Inkster
Promotion Mgr K. D. Wright
Program Director T. J. Garner
Chief Engineer Leslie Horton
CJRL-Kenora-1938-CBC
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Lake of Woods B'cast. Ltd.
Address Johnson Block
Tel.: 8936 News Service: BN
Representative Stovin, Byle
Membership RAB
President Stuart King
Station Manager William Wylie
Program Director M. Cooke
CKLC— Kingston— 1953
CBC-D0MINI0N
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
691
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Owned-Oper. By. .St. Lawrence Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address 99 Brock St.
Tel: LI 2-4927 News Service: AP
Transcription Service World
Membership CARTB
Representative Stovin, For joe
Sta., Gen. Manager T. D. French
Comm. Manager J. F. French
Prog. Director C. J. Bermingham
Chief Engineer Barry M. Ogden
C K W S-Kingsion-1942-CBC
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 5000 Watte
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Frontenac Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address 170 Queen St.
Tel.: LI 2-4977 News Service: BN
Newspaper Affil Kingston Whig Standard
Trans Langworth
Rep NatL Best. Sales, Weed
Membership CARTB
President Senator W. R. Davies
Gen. Manager Harvey Freeman
Station Manager Wally Rewegan
Prog. Director Allan Brooks
Pub. Director Ross Evans
Chief Engineer Bert Cobb
CJKL-Kirkland Lake-1934
CBC
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Kirkland Lake Bestg., Ltd.
Address 22 Govt. Rd. West
Tel.: 27 News Service: BN
Trans World, All Canada
Representative Natl. Best. Sales, Weed
Membership CARTB
President Irma Brydson
Station Manager K. C. Billings
Comm. Mgr„ Prom. Mgr Dave Clark
Prog. Dir Don O'Neil
Chief Engineer C. L. Spence
CKCR-Kiichener-1929
CBC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Opr. By K.-W. Bcstg. Co., Ltd,
Business-Studio Address 125 King St. W.
Tel.: SH 3-3628 News Service: AP
Transcription Service SESAC, World
Rep McGillvra
Membership CARTB, CCBA
Pres., Gen. Mgr. James C. Mitchell
Comm. Mgr Jack G. Liddle
Sales Prom. Mgr G. J. Schus
Sta. Mgr Ken W. Mackinnon
Publicity Dir Jim Shearon
Chief Engineer Ion Hartman
C J S P— Leamington— 1954
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 250 W., d.
Owned-Operated By. . .Sun Parlor Bdctrs.. Ltd.
Address 23 Erie St., N.
Tel.: 2780 News Services: CP, BN
Representative , Best
Trans Lang-Worth
Pres.. Comm. Mgr A. A. Bruner
Sales Manager J. L. Moore
C K L Y— Lindsay— 1955
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Greg-May Bcstg. Ltd.
Address 249 Kent St. W.
Tel.: FA 4-3585 News Service: BN
Transcription Lang- Worth
Membership CARTB
Representative Lorrie Potts
Gen. Mgr E. Neill Gregory
Comm. Mgr C. A. Gregory
Sta. Mgr Lucile Birchard
C F P L— London— 1933— CBC
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watte
Owned-Oper London Free Press Printing Co.
Address 442 Richmond St.
Tel.: 2-5201 News Services: AP. BN
Newspaper Affil London Free Press
Transcription Lang-Worth, World
Representative Weed, All-Canada
Membership CARTB, RAB, BPA
President Walter J. Blackburn
Gen. Mgr Murray T. Brown
Comm., Station Mgr Douglas C. Trowell
Prog. Dir. Ward M. Cornell
Sis. Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Harvey M. Clarke
Chief Engineer Glen A. Robltaille
CKSL-London-1956
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned London Bcstrs.
Address 343 Richmond St.
Tel.: 2-4181 News Service: BN
Representative Young Canadian
Gen. Mgr J. Lyman Potts
Comm. Mgr. Fred Ursel
CHVC-Niagara Falls-Welland
1947
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 5,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Station CHVC, Ltd.
Business Address Rainbow Bridge
Tel.: EL 8-7151 News Service: BUP
Representative Cooke, Lorrie Potts
President B. Howard Bedford
Prog. Director A. W. Blakely
Sales Prom. Mgr Dan Ford
Chief Engineer T. E. Amis
CFCH-NorihBay-1931
CBC
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 1000 Watte
Owned-Oper. By Northern Bcstg.
Address Frazer Ave. & 1st St.
Tel.: 240 News Service: BN
Transcription Service World
Rep Natl. Best. Sales, Weed
Membership CARTB
692
$ & ONTARIO $ *
President
Station Manager.
P. A. Campbell
...Keith Packer
CHWO— Oakville— 1956
Freq.: 1250 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d.. 500 W. n.
Owned CHWO Radio
Address Radio Bldg.
Tel.: VI 5-2821 News Service: BN
Representative Radio & TV Sales Inc.
Pres., Gen. Mgr Howard C. Caine
CFOR— Orillia— 1945— CBC
Freq.: 1570 Kc Power: 10 Kw. d.; 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Station CFOR
Bus.-Studio Address 241 West St., N.
Tel.: FA 4-3511 News Service: BN
Transcription Service World
Rep Stephens & Towndrow
Owner, Sta. Mgr Gordon E. Smith
Comm. Manager William Pratt
Program Director Pete McGarvey
Chief Engineer George Slinn
CKLB— Oshawa— 1949
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Lakeland Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 16 Centre St.
Tel RA 3-3415
Transcription Service World
Rep Lorrie Potts, John N. Hunt. McGillvra
Membership CARTB, BBM, CCBA
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. Prom. Mgr. . . Alfred H. Collins
Comm., Sta. Mgr Gordon G. Garrison
Program Director Fred M. Oliver
Chief Engineer W. C. Marchand
CB0— Ottawa— 1924— CBC
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Chateau Laurier Hotel
Telephone (Toronto) WA 3-5461
Gen. Mgr J. O. Ouimet
Station Manager Charles P. Wright
Comm. Mgr W. E. Powell
Prog. Dir Charles Jennings
CFRA— Ottawa— 1947
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned CFRA. Ltd.
Address 150 Isabella St.
Tel.: CE 3-6241 News Services: BUP, BN
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative . . . Stephens & Towndrow, Weed
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Frank Ryan
Comm. Mgr George M. Gowling
Program Director Terry Kielty
Program Manager Tom Foley
Publicity Director Don MacKinnon
Chief Engineer . .Harold Peerenboom
CK0Y-0ttawa-1924-CBC
Freq.: 1310 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Operated By CKOY. Ltd.
Address 635 Richmond Rd.
Tel: PA 2-2650 News Services: BUP, CP
TranscriptiQ ^-jrvice Capitol, Thesaurus
RepreseWu.ve Cooke, Natl. Best. Sales
President Irving Cameron
Station Mgr Jack Daly
Commercial Manager Don Hamilton
Prog. Dir Keith Sterling
Pub. Dir Ann Hammell
Chief Engineer Ken Puttock
CF OS— Owen Sound— 1940
CBC
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Grey & Bruce Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address 270 9th St E.
Tel.: 1940 News Service: BN
Newspaper Affil Sun-Times
Rep Horace N. Stovin, Can. Sta. Reps.
Membership CARTB
President C. J. McTavish
Station Manager William N. Hawkins
Program Director D. Danard
Publicity Director L. Phillips
Chief Engineer Garritt Stauf f er
CHOV-Pembroke-1942
CBC-D0MINI0N
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By.... Ottawa Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address 319 Pembroke St
Tel.: RE 2-3657 News Services: BUP, CP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, SESAC
Representative Stovin
Pres., Gen. Mgr E. G. Archibald
Program Director William K. Kutschke
Comm., Prom. Manager Ramsay F. Garrow
CHEX— Peierborough-
CBC-D0MINI0N
1942
Frequency: 980 Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Kawartha Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address Box 627
Tel.: RI 2-7708 .News Service: BN
News. Affil The Examiner
Representative Natl. Best. Sales, Weed
Membership CARTB
Transcription Lang- Worth
President W. R. Davies
Gen. Mgr H. C. Freeman
Station Manager N. J. Weather wax
Chief Engineer A. Crump
CFPA— Port Arthur— 1944
CBC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Ralph H. Parker
Address 87 N. Hill St.
Tel.: 4-2404 News Service: BN
Trans. Service Standard, SESAC
Rep Lorrie Potts, A. J. Messner, Weed, Hunt
Membership CARTB
President, Gen. Mgr Ralph H. Parker
CJRH— Bichmond Hill— 1957
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 500 W., d.
693
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Owned Radio Richmond Hill
Address 50 ?fenge St.
Tel.: EM 3-8986 News Service: BN
Pres., Comm. Mgr John O. Graham
V.P., Sta. Mgr Stewart H. Coxford
CKTB— Ste. Catharines— 1930
CBC
Frequency; 620 Kc Power: 1000 Waits
Owned Niagara District Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 12 Yates St.
Tel.: MU 4-1174 News Service: CP
Transcription Service Standard, World
Representative McGillvra, P. Mulvihill
Membership CARTB
President W. B. C. Burgoyne
Gen., Sta. Mgr Mary C. Burgoyne
Comm. Manager V. A. Lococo
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Roy Bonisteel
Prog. Dir Jack Dawson
Chief Engineer W. H. Allen
CHL0— St. Thomas-London
1948—CBC
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owner Station CHLO, Ltd.
Address 133 Curtis St., St. Thomas
Tel.: 3696 (S.T) News Service: BUP
Representative Stephens & Towndrow
Membership CARTB, CCBA, BBM
President G. C. Nichols
General Manager E. M. Smith
Comm. Mgr George Harper
Ass't Mgr., Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir. . . P. K. Dickens
Program Director W. G. Moyer
Chief Engineer W. R. Onn
CHOK-Sarnia-1946-CBC
Freq.: 1070 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Sornia Bcstg., Ltd.
Address 148V2 Front St. N.
Tel.: DI 4-1121 News Service: BN
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Cooke. Mulvihill
Membership CARTB, CCBA
Pres., Gen. Mgr. , Claude R. Irvine
Station Manager Karl E. Monk
Commercial Manager Arthur H. J. CHagan
Program Director George Ludgate
Chief Engineer Robert F. Cooke
C JIC— Sault Ste. Marie— 1934
CBC
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Hyland Radio-TV Ltd.
Address 119 East St.
Tel.: 3-1121 News Service: PN
Representative Lome Potts, McGillvra
Membership CART?
President J. G. Hyland
Gen. Manager E. Vance
Comm. Mgr Wilf Belec
CKCY— Sault Ste. Marie— 1955
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Algonquin Radio & TV
Address 254 Queen St., E.
Tel.: AL 3-2393 News Service: BUP
Representative Young Canadian
Trans World
President C. P. Greco
Manager F. A. Bestall
CFRS— Simcoe— 1956
Frequency: 1560 Kc Power: 250 W., d.
Owned Simcoe Bcstg. Co.
Address John & Grove Sts.
Tel.: GA 6-3240 News Service: BN
Representative Radio & TV Sales
Pres., Gen. Mgr Ted M. Fielder
Comm. Mgr Richard T. Maxwell
C J E T-Smilh Falls— 1955
Frequency: 1070 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Rideau Broadcasting Ltd.
Address Box 1070
Tel.: 1070 News Service: BN
Representative Lorrie Potts, McGillvra
Membership CARTB
President. Gen. Mgr Jark Pollie
Comm. Mgr Don Slater
Chief Engineer Fred Roney
C J C S— Stratford— 1924
CBC-D0MINI0N
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper ated By CJCS, Ltd.
Address 125 Ontario St.
Tel: 1675 News Service: BN
Representative All Canada, Weed
Membership CARTB
Pres., Gen. Manager Frank M. Squires
Sta.. Comm. Mgr S. E. Tapley
Prog., Pub. Director William Inkol
Chief Engineer John Grigg
CFBR-Sudbury-1957
CBC
Owned Sudbury Bcstg. Co.
Address 166 Elm St W.
Tel.: OS 5-6416 News Service: BN
Representatives Hunt, Young
President F. Baxter Ricard
General Manager Rene Riel
Chief Engineer Henry Albert
C H N 0-Sudbury-1947-CBC
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watis
Owned-Oper. By Sudbury Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business Address 166 Elm St., W.
Tel.: OS 5-6416 News Service: BN
Rep Renaud, Hunt, Caxi. Sta. Reps.
President. General Mgr F. B. Ricard
Station, Commercial Manager Peter Scott
Chief Engineer Henry Albert
C K S 0 -Sudbury-1935-CBC
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
694
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Owned-Operated By CKSO, Radio, Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address Box 400
T~i • OS 4-0711 News Services: PN, BUP
Representative All-Canada, Weed
President G. M. Miller, Q.C.
General Manager W. J. Woodill
Nat. Comm. Mgr Ralph Connor
C K 0 T— Tillsonburg— 1955
Frequency: 1510 Kc Power: 1 Kw., d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Tillsonburg Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address 20 Baldwin St.
Tel.: 1500 News Service: BN
Representative Radio Reps.
General Manager John Lamers
Comm. Mgr Jack Campbell
Prog. Dir., Chief Eng A. Ken Orton
C F C L— Timmins— 195 1— CBC
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d n.
Owned J. Conrad Lavigne
Address Box 620
Tel.: 577 News Service: BN
Trans. Service SESAC
Representative Interprov. Bcstg.
Membership CARTB
President J. Conrad Lavigne
Gen. Mgr Rene Barretta
Comm. Mgr Ted Meunier
Program Dir Raymond Lemay
Chief Engineer Roch Demers
C K G B— Timmins— 1933— CBC
Freq.: 680 Kc Power: 5 Kw. d., 1 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Timmins Bcstg. Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address Cedar St., South
Tel.: 680 News Service: BN
Transcription Service World
Rep Natl. Best. Sales, Weed, All-Canada
Membership CARTB
President K. R. Thomson
Dir. of Bcstg H. C. Freeman
Comm. Mgr Gino Cicci
C B L— Toronto— 1927— CBC
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 354 Jarvis St.
Telephone WA 3-5461
General Manager (CBC) ... J. Alphonse Ouimet
Dir. of Radio J. M. Kannawin
Commercial Manager (CBC) W. E. Powell
Program Director (CBC) Charles Jennings
C F R B-Toronio-1927-CBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Rogers Radio Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address 37 Bloor St. W.
Tel.: WA 4-5711 News Services: BUP, BN
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative All-Canada
President Harry Sedgwick
Station Manager Lloyd Moore
Commercial Manager Waldo Holden
Program Director Wes McKnight
Sis. Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Ken Marsden
CH ,::— Toronto— 1945
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By York Bcstrs., Ltd.
Address 250 Adelaide St. W.
Tel UN 1-4441
Representative R. & TV Sales
Membership RAB
President, Gen. Mgr Allan F. Waters
Pub. Dir Phil Stone
Comm. Mgr Wes Armstrong
Prog. Dir Phil Ladd
Chief Engineer George Jones
C J B C— Toronto— 1943— CBC
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 50 Kw.
Owned Canadian Broadcasting Corp.
Address 354 Jarvis Street
Telephone WA 3-5461
Representative Horace N. Stovin
General Manager Dr. Ira Dilworth
Director of Radio J. M. Kannawin
Commercial Manager W. E. Powell
Asst. Dir. of Radio R. de Boer
Regional Engineer H. R. Hilliard
CKEY-Toronio-1944
Frequency: 580 Kc. .Power: 5 Kw. d.. 1 Kw. n.
Owned By Radio Sta. CKEY
Bus.-Studio Address 444 University Ave.
Tel.: EM 8-3881. .News Services: BUP, INS, AP
Representative Natl. Best. Sales, Cooke
President, Gen. Mgr Jack K. Cooke
Station Manager Hal Cooke
Commercial Manager Jack Turrall
Program Director Don Insley
CKFH— Toronto— 1951
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Foster Hewitt Bcstg., Ltd.
Address 1 Grenville St.
Tel.: WA 3-0921 News Service: CP
Transcription Service ...... Associated, SESAC
President Foster Hewitt
Sales Manager Keith Davey
Sales Prom. Mgr Bill Hewitt
Chief Engineer Gerald Wilson
CHVC-Welland-1947
(See Listing Niagara Falls, Ont.)
CBE-Windsor-1950-CBC
Frequency: 1550 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address Security Bldg.
Telephone CL 4-5116
Manager K. A. Murray
General Mgr. (CBC) J. Alphonse Ouimet
Commercial Manager (CBC) W. E. Powell
Sta. Mgr. (CBC) .K. A. Murray
CKLW-Windsor-CBC
(See U. S. Listing. Detroit, Mich.)
CKNX-Wingham-1926
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
695
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Owned CKNX, Ltd.
Address Catling Terrace
Tel: WI 158 News Service: CP
Representative .... Lorrie Potts, Can. Sta. Reps.
Membership CARTB
Pres W. T. Cruickshank
Sta. Manager J. J. Cruikshank
Program Dir John Langridge
Chief Engineer S. C. Reld
CKOX-Woodsiock-1947
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Oxford Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 290 Dundas St.
Tel.: LE 7-3414 News Service: BUP
Transcription Service SES AC
Representative Lorrie Potts, Hunt
President, Gen.-Station Mgr Monty J. Worry
Program Director William Tonner
Chief Engineer Paul Hunter
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C F C Y— Charloiielown— 1924
CBC
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Island Radio Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 85 Kent St.
Tel.: 7347 News Service: BN
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative All-Canada, Weed
Membership CARTB
President Mrs. K. S. Rogers
Sta. Mgr., Comm. Mgr R. F. Large
Promotion Manager M. E. Large
C J R W— Summerside— 1948
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Gulf Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 218 Water St.
Tel.: 2201 News Service: UP
Representative Radio Reps.
Transcription Service World
Membership CARTB
Pres., General Manager R. C. Schurman
Program Director L. E. Huestis
Chief Engineer Angus MacKie
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CFGT-Alma-1953-CBC
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Radio Lac. St. Jean, Ltee.
Address 112 St. Joseph St.
News Service CP
Transcription SESAC
Membership CARTB
General Manager Jean Jacques Fortin
Commercial Mgr Eric Gagnon
Program Dir France Fortin
CHAD— Amos-1942— CBC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Northern Radio Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 70
TeL: RO 2-7741 News Service: BUP
Rep .Weed
Membership CARTB-ACRTF
Pres., Gen. Mgr David A. Gourd
Sta. Mgr Jean Perreault
Comm., Prom., Pub. Mgr.. George A. Chartrand
Chief Eng Jean G. Langevin
C B J— Chicoulimi— 1933— CBC
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address Ottawa
General Manager J. A. Ouimet
Station Manager V. Fortin
Chief Engineer J. Roberts
CJMT— Chicoulimi— 1954
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned CJMT Ltd.
Address 365 Racine Street, E.
News Service CP
Representative Renaud
Membership CARTB
Sta. Mgr J. Marcel Houle
C H R D— Drummondville— 1954
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .Radio Drummond Ltee.
Address 248 Lindsay St.
Tel.: 2-5458 News Service: CP
Representative Renaud
Mgr., Comm. Dir Benoit Vanier
CHEF-Granby-1946
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Granby Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address 13 Centre
TeL: FR 2-3301 News Service: CP
Representative Radio Time Sales
Membership CARTB
Gen., Sta. Mgr Marcel Provost
Prog. Dir Ray-Marc Dube
CKCH-Hull-1933-CBC
Frequency: 370 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Syndicat D'Oeuvres Soc. Limit.
Business Studio Address. . .121 Notre-Dame St.
696
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Tel PR 7-2771
News. Affil Le Droit
Transcription SESAC
Representative Weed
President Wilfrid Carr
Sta. Manager J. P. Lemire
Comm. Manager Henry Allard
Publicity Dir S. Lanctot
Chief Engineer I. L. Guerette
CKRS— Jonquiere— 1947
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Radio-Saguenay Ltd.
Address 735 St.-Hubert St.
Tel.: LI 2-4551 News Service: BN
Representative Hardy, Young
General Manager Tom Burham
Station Manager Guy Boivin
CKLS-La Sarre— 1950
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner Radio La Sarre. Inc.
Operated By. .Northern Radio-Radio Nord, Inc.
Representative Renaud, Weed
News Service BUP
Pres., Gen. Mgr David Armand Gourd
Sales Mgr George A. Chartrand
CKBL-Maiane-1948
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Le Cie De Radio Diffusion
Address 144 St. Jerome Ave.
Tel.: 355 News Service: CP
Representative Hardy, Young
Transcription Associated
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Rene Lapointe
Vice President Octave Lapointe
C K B M— Monimagny— 1954
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Alleghanys, Inc.
Address 8, Rue St. Thomas
Tel.: 801 News Service: BN
Membership CARTB
Representative Radio & TV Sales
President, Prog. Dir Henri Deschenes
Gen., Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr. . . Andre Mercier
Chief Engineer Marcel Coulomb*
CBF-Monireal-1937
CBC-ABN-MBS-NBC
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address 1425 Dorchester St., W.
Telephone UN 6-2571
General Mgr J. A. Ouimet
Dir., Sound Bcstng Benoit Lafleur
Commercial Mgr W. E. Powell
Program Dir Jean-Marie Dugas
C BM-Montreal-1936-CBC
Frequency: 940 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address 1425 Dorchester St.
Tel .UN 6-2571
Gen. Mgr J. Alphonse Ouimet
Dir., Sound Bcstng Benoit Lafleur
Comm. Mgr W. E. Powell
Prog. Dir D. E. McGill
CFCF— Monireal-
ABN-CBC
1919
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Marconi Co.
Bus.-Studio Address. 4824 Cote des Neiges Rd.
Tel.: RE 1-1101. . .News Services: BUC, CP, UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Weed, All-Canada
Membership RAB
General Manager R. E. Misener
Comm. Mgr Keith Dancy
Program Director Vin Dittmer
Chief Engineer J. Creighton Douglas
C J A D— Montreal— 1945— CBS
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By CJAD. Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 1191 Mountain St.
Tel.: UN 6-6821 News Services: BUP, CP
Trans. Service SESAC, Thesaurus, Capitol
Rep Can. Sta. Reps., Radio Time Sales
Membership CARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. Art Dupont
Sta. Mgr H. T. McCurdy
Comm. Mgr Berthe Poulet
Prog. Dir Ned Conlon
Sales Prom. Manager R. L. Laurion
Chief Engineer Aurele Boisvert
CJMS-Monireal-1954
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned CJMS Radio, Inc.
Address 188 Dorchester St., E.
Tel.: UN 1-3456 News Service: BN
Rep Horace N. Stovin, Moricelli & Co.
Membership CARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Femand Guay
Sta. Manager W. Morielli
Program Director Albert Brie
Chief Engineer Jean Garceau
C K A C-Monireal-1921-CBS
Freq.: 730 Kc Power: 10 Kw. n., 5 Kw. d.
Owned-Oper. By La Cie De Publication
Studio Address 980 St. Catherine St., W.
Tel.: UN 6-7301 News Service: BN
Representative Weed, I.B.S. Canada
News. Affil La Presse
Membership CARTB
Pres Mrs. A. Du Tremblay
Sta. Manager Phil Lalonde
Program Director Ferdinand Biondi
Comm. Mgr G. Bourassa
Pub. Dir Paul Gelinas
Chief Engineer Leonard Spencer
CKVL— Montreal— 1946
Frequency: 850 Kc. . . . . .Power: 10,000 Watts
Address 211 Gordon Ave.
Tel.: PO 6-2311 News Services: BUP, PN
Newspaper Affil.. Radiomonde Ltd.
697
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Transcription Lang-Worth. United
President Jack Tietolman
Station Manager Corey Thomson
CHMC-NewCarlisle-1933
CBC
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . Gaspesia Radio Bcstg. Co.
Tel.: 63 & 64 News Service: BN
Membership CARTB. ACRTF, BBM
Representative Hardy, Young
President Dr. Charles A. Duxnont
General Mgr Dr. Charles Houde
Sta., Comm. Manager J. R. Peloquin
Chief Engineer Bruce MacDonald
CBV-Quebec City— 1934
CBC
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5.000 Watts
Owned Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address Palais Montclam
Telephone LA 5-8155
Manager Rene Dussault
Commercial Mgr Mauric . e Valiquette
CHRC— Quebec City— 1926
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By CHRC, Limit©*
Business-Studio Address 39 St. John St.
Tel.: LA 2-8177 News Services: UP, BN
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Can. Sta. Reps., Hardy
Membership CARTB-BBM
President Herve Barlbeau
General Manager Henri Lepage
Comm. Mgr Aurele Pelletier
Program Director Magella Alain
Chief Engineer Arsene Nadeaa
CJQC— Quebec City— 1949
CBC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned The Goodwill Bcstrs. of Quebec
Address 405 Blvd. Hamel
News Service BN
Transcription Service World, Lang-Worth
Representative Radio Time Sales
Gen., Sta. Mgr H. Burnside
CKCV-Quebec Ciiy-1926
CBC-Dominion
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 5 Kw.
Owned-Operated By CKCV, Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address 978 St. John St.
Tel.: LA 2-1585 News Service: BN
Membership CAB
Rep Weed, Interprov.
President Gaston Pratte
Gen. Mgr Paul Lepage
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr J. G. Bernier
Prog. Dir Michel Gariepy
Chief Engineer Lucien Gobeil
CJBR— Rimouski— 1937
CBC
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned Cen. Pub. Service Corp., Ltd.
Address 6 St. John St.
Tel.: RA 3-2217 News Service: BN
Transcription Service SES AC
Membership CARTB, BBM
Newspaper Affil Le Progres Du Golf e
Rep IBS, Ltd.
President Jacques Brillant
Station Manager Andre Lecomte
Commercial Manager Robert Cote
Pub. Dir L. P. Cliche
Sis. Prom., Prog. Dir S. Burgess
Chief Eng Ronald Tennett, Marcel Vallee
C J F P— Riviere-Du-Loup
1947-CBC
Frequency: 1400 Ke Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio-Temiscouata Ltee
Address 322 rue Laf ontaine
Tel.: 2727 News Service: BN
Representative IBS, Young
Membership ACRTF
°res.. Gen. Mgr Armand Belie
Sta. Mgr., Pub. Dir Henri Bourdeau
CHRL-Roberval-1949
frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Robenral Inc.
Address C. P. 930
Tel.: 450 News Service: BN
Representative Jos. A. Hardy
Membership % . . . . CAB
President Georges Gagnon
Station Mgr J. Wilfrid Mondoux
CKRN-Rouyn-1937-CBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Northern Radio Nord, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 70
TeL: RO 2-7741 News Service: BUP
Representative Weed
Membership CARTB- ACRTF
Pres., Gen. Mgr David A. Gourd
Station Mgr Guy Lauzon
Comm. Mgr G. Chartrand
Chief Engineer Guy Langevin
CHGB— Ste. Anne de La Poc
1938— CBC
Freq.: 1350 Kc Power: 1 Kw. d., 250 W. n.
Owned CHGB, Ltd.
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC, Lang-Worth
Representative Renaud, McGillvra
Membership CAB, BBM
General Mgr G. Thomas Desjardins
Station Mgr P. E. Hudon
Sales Prom. Mgr A. Freve
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Representative J. A. Hardy Co. Ltd.
Membership , CARTB
President J. Arthur Villeneuve
Gen. Mgr., Pub. Dir Maurice Boulianne
Comm. Manager. Maurice Berube
Program Director Claude Rochon
Sis. Prom. Manager L. Brouillard
Chief Engineer Joseph Cardin
CKBB— St. George De Beauce
1953
Frequency: 1400 Kc .Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Oper. By Radio-Beauce, Inc.
Representative Renaud
Tel.: 751 News Service: BN
Representative IBS, Ltd.
Membership CARTB, ACRTF
Managing, Comm. Dir.. Charles A. Thibaudeau
CKJL— St. Jerome— 1956
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1 Kw.
Owned Radio Laurentides
Address Hotel Lapointe
Tel.: JE 8-8383 News Service: BN
Representative Lorrie Potts
Manager Jean Lalonde
CKSM — Shawinigan Falls
1951
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 1000 Watte
Owned Shawinigan Falls Bcstg.
Address Box 69
Tel.: LE 6-4494 News Service: BN
Representative Hardy
Gen. Mgr., Pub. Dir Allen Rogerson
Comm. Mgr Emilien Beaulieu
Prog. Dir Alain Chartier
Chief Engineer Ernest Brunelle
CHLT-Sherbrooke-1937
CBC
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watte
Owned-Oper. By La Tribune Ltee.
Business-Studio Address 221 Dufferin St.
Tel.: LO 9-2525 News Service: CP
Representative Hardy, Young
President Paul Desruisseaux
General Manager J. Alphee Gauthier
Sta. Mgr., Comm. Mgr Jean Louis Gauthier
Prog. Dir Viateur Bernard
Chief Eng M. Lyonnais
CRTS— Sherbrooke— 1946
CBC-D0MINI0N
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper Telegram Printing & Pub. Co.
Business-Studio Address 221 Dufferin St.
Tel.: LO 9-2525 News Service: CP
Representative Hardy, Young
President C. B. Howard
Commercial Mgr Morris C. Austin
General Manager J. L. Gautlier
Prog. Dir Dick Varney
Pub. Dir Gordon Beerworth
Chief Eng Marcel Girard
CJS0— Sorel— 1945
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watte
Owned-Oper. By Radio Richelieu. Ltee
Business Studio Address 72 du Roi St.
Tel.: 3318 News Service: BN
CKLD— Thetford Mines— 1950
CBC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Oper. By Radio Megantic Ltee.
Address Ave Labbe
Tel FE 5-7533
Representative Hardy
Newspaper Affil Canadian Press
Pres., Sta. Manager Henri Lagueux
Comm. Mgr Will Dugre
Sis. Prom. Manager Lise Cote
Prog. Director R. Buri
Chief Eng Georges Lord
CHLN-Three Bivers-1927
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .. .Radio Trois-Rivieres, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 522 Bonaventure St.
Tel.: FR 4-3556 News Service: BUP
Representative IBS, Young
President Hon. Jacob Nicol
Station Manager Leon Trepanier
Program Dir Maurice Dansereau
Comm., Prom., Pub. Dir Maurice Duval
Chief Engineer Oric Lefebvre
CRT R— Trois-Rivieres— 1954
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By CKTR, Ltd.
Address 543 Gervais St.
Tel.: FR 5-4855 News Service: CP
Representative Cooke, Radio & TV Sales
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr. .... J. Fernand Ruf iange
Commercial Manager Charles Couture
CRVD-Val D'0r-1939-CBC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Northern Radio-Radio Nord, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 70
Representative Renaud, Weed
Membership CARTB
President David A. Gourd
Station Manager Claude Renard
Sis. Prom. Mgr., Comm. Mgr G. Chartrand
Chief Engineer Jean Guy Langevin
C F D A— Victoria ville—1 95 1
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By... Radio Victoriaville Limitee
Address Victoriaville
Tel.: PL 2-5545 News Service: BN
Representative Radio & TV Sales
Membership CARTB
President Dr. C. A. Gilbert
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Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Roger Gilbert
Sales Prom. Mgr Real Vaudrevil
Prog. Dir J. Maurice Bilodeau
CKVM-Ville-Marie-1950
CBC
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 1000 Walts
Owned-Oper. By. . . Radio-Temiscaminque, Inc.
Address Ste. Anne St.
News Service CP
Representative Young Canadian. Hardy
Membership CARTB
President Herve LeBlanc
Sta. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Guy Burelle
Comm. Mgr G. Trepanier
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CFRG— Gravelbourg— 1952
CBC
Frequency: 710 Kc, d., 1230 Kc.» n.
Power: 5 Kw., d.. 250 W.. n.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Gravelbourg, Ltd.
Address Edifice Villeneuve
Tel.: 155 News Service: BUP
Representative Hunt
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Dumont LePage
Sales Prom. Mgr Joseph E. DeGagne
Chief Engineer Marc Riou
CHAB— Moose Jaw-
CBC-D0MINI0N
1922
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . CHAB, Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address 127 Main N.
Tel.: OX 2-6464 News Service: BUP
Representative Stovin, Weed
Membership CARTB
Pres., General Manager Sid Boyling
Business Dir Jack Johnson
Prog. Dir Martha Fidler
Asst. Mgr., Sis. Mgr Nev Skingle
Chief Engineer M. Pickford
CJNB— North Baiileford
1946
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. North western Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address Box 484
News Service BN
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Stovin
Membership CARTB
Gen., Sta. Mgr Harry Dekker
CKBI-PrinceAlbert-1934
CBC
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Central Bcstg. Co.. Ltd.
Address 10th St. West
Tel 7421
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative All-Canada, Weed
General Manager E. A. Rawlinson
Asst. Mgr F. F. Rawlinson
Commercial Manager Gerald Prest
Prog. Dir J. J. Cennon
CBK— Regina— 1939
Frequency: 540 Kc Power: 50 Kw.
Owned Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address 1840 Mclntyre St.
Tel.: LA 3-6641 News Service: CP, BUP
Sta. Mgr R. H. Roberts
CKCK-Regina-1922-CBC
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned. . . .Trans Canada Communications Ltd.
Address 1853 Hamilton St.
Tel.: LA 2-8525 News Services: BUP, BN
Transcription Service World
Representative Weed, All-Canadian
Membership CARTB, RAB
Representative All-Canada, Weed
President Clifford Sifton
General Manager Harold A. Crittenden
Asst. Mgr Don Dawson
Commercial Manager Roy Malone
Program Dir Jim Grisenthwaite
Chief Engineer E. A. Strong
CKRM-Regina-1926-CBC
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Western Communications Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 2060 Halifax St.
Tel.: LA 3-5661 News Services: BUP, CP
Membership CARTB
Representative Radio Reps. Ltd.
President Dr. E. A. McCusker
Gen. Manager W. E. Collier
Commercial Manager H. C. Dane
Prom. Mgr Joyce Gilf illian
Program Director B. R. Hill
Merchandising Mgr D. Beisel
Chief Eng L. Cozine
CFNS— Saskatoon-
CBC
1952
Frequency: 1170 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio-Prairies-Nord, Ltd.
Address 1902 Broadway
Tel.: 93-776 News Service: BN
Rep Hunt, McGillvra
Membership CARTB
Sta. Mgr Charles Papen
Comm. Mgr J. DeGagne
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Prog. Dir M. A. Papen
Chief Engineer J. Lacroix
CFQC— Saskatoon— 1923
CBC-DOMINION
Frequency: 600 Kc . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By A. A. Murphy & Sons. Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address 216 1st Ave.. N.
Tel.: 2-6611. News Services: BUP. PN
Trans. Service Lang- Worth, World
Representative Young, Oakes
President A. A. Murphy
Gen. Manager Vernon Dollin
Comm. Mgr E. C. Bourassa
Program Director Roy Currie
Chief Engineer Lyn Hoskins
CK0M— Saskatoon— 1951
Frequency 1420 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned . . Saskatoon Community Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address Empire Hotel
Telephone CH 2-1271
Transcription Service Thesaurus, Capitol
Representative Stovin, Weed
Membership CARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr R. A. Hosie
Sis. Prom. Manager K. Burgess
Commercial Mgr G. D. Tunnicliffe
Sis. Prom. Manager Pat Murphy
Program Director G. E. Walburn
Publicity Director Patricia Baudru
Chief Engineer Maynard Greer
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CKSW-Swift Current— 1956
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Frontier City Bcstg.
Address 134 Central Ave.
News Service BN
Trans. Thesaurus
Representative Radio Reps.
Pres., Gen. Mgr Douglas Scott
Sta. Mgr Wilf Gilbey
Comm. Mgr Bill Friest
CFSL-Weyburn-1957
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Soo Line Bcstg. Co.
Address Co-op Block
News Service BUP
Representative Nat'l Best. Sis.
Gen. Mgr Keith D. Baker
Comm. Rep W. W. Barber
C J G X-Yorkton-1927-CBC
Freq.: 940 Kc. . .Power: 1000 W. d., 10 Kw. n.
Owned-Oper. By Yorkton Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address 171 McDermot Ave., Winnipeg
TeL: 3-2258 News Service: BN
Rep Stovin, Adam Young
Membership CARTB
President Dawson Richardson
Gen. Mgr F. K. Tully
Sta. Mgr J. M. Shortreed
Comm. Mgr G. G. Gallagher
P"om. Mgr., Pub. Dir J. C. Goodman
Prog. Dir M. G. Phillips
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New Factors Loom To Strengthen
All Foreign Language Broadcasting
"FOREIGN language radio has new reasons
-■- each year to forge ahead and intensify
service. The reasons? The steady number
of emigres from non-English speaking lands
to the United States. When you add steady
immigration, year by year, to an already
definable segment of population you cer-
tainly have something worthy of note, and
in many cases really BIG.
It is an odd corollary, however, that ex-
cept for the newer groups (which often
are not the largest) the growth goes on
relatively unheralded. In fact it's apt to
take a splashing of ice cold statistics and
facts to make otherwise informed business
minds aware of the value of some foreign
language markets.
I'd like to be able to table here figures
on some of the major foreign language
groups across the nation, but current fig-
ures on this scale are not presently avail-
able. So I can't do that. But I can give an
excellent example, with current figures, of
the language situation I know best, having
dealt happily with it for years; that is Ital-
ian in New York City and its environs.
If you were asked to guess how many
people from Italy have settled in New York
in the past 10 years would you come close?
Well, the 10 year figure is 118,330 with
47,600 of them arriving during the last two
years
Very few would have pegged it. Perhaps
it is because it is a characteristic of recent
and current Italian immigration that it re-
quires no new social adjustments for the
overall community. Italians arriving to be-
come new Americans routinely become part
of the largest single foreign language group
in the country's largest city. They are not
pioneering. They are expanding a com-
munity segment that has long numbered
over 2,000,000 and has long enjoyed rela-
tive prosperity. These figures were revealed
by a Pulse study released this winter. It
also showed the New York City Italian
population gain to be definitely net, with
the immigration rate outweighing the death
rate.
What does this steady immigration mean
to radio? To the economic life of the com-
munity?
Well, metaphorically speaking, one of the
first things the new arrival does is turn
By RALPH N. WEIL
General Manager
WOV
on the radio. When he finds the station
that speaks his language and speaks it prop-
erly he settles his dial right there. Literally
he then stays tuned to "his" station the rest
of his life! He'll work at learning the
language of the land, and good for him, I
say. But ... he continues to need your
language broadcasting. The economic health
of the community needs your language
broadcasting.
Well handled foreign language radio
broadcasting is vital to a region where
recent and future immigration is part of
the population pattern. This is a case where
service offered is service utilized . . . and
appreciated. Properly coordinated language
broadcasting becomes the voice of ultimate
authority as far as its listeners are con-
cerned.
One old rule for successful language op-
eration holds perpetually true. Don't trans-
late, transpose.
An obvious example of where mere trans-
lation would fall far short of doing the
whole job is news. Your language audience
has the normal hunger for news. The
listener craves the usual; domestic news,
world affairs. But he has an additional
yearning, word of the original homeland.
Now, I'm sure we all agree that the stress
of keeping up with the content of this era's
news is tough enough in itself. Your recent
newcomer would be sunk if he had to try
to cope with it in the language of the land.
Even your long resident, foreign-born
listener is grateful daily to "his" station for
eliminating the extra strain he'd experience
trying to cope with the import of the news
and the nuances of idiom in his newer
language.
Day by day service to groups that grow
year by year, through the use of the mother
tongue that hit'; the ears and mind of the
language listener as emotionally right — that
is foreign language radio's strength. That is
how it does its job of serving and entertain-
ing effectively. And that too is how it peps
up the economic health of the community.
702
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Call
Location Letters
Acambaro, Gto XEGW
Acapulco, Gro XEBB
Acapulco. Gro XECI
Acapulco, Gro XEDO
Acapulco. Gro XEKJ
Agua Prieta, Son XEAQ
Agua Prieta, Son. ... . XEFH
Aguascalientes, Ags XEBI
Aguascalientes, Ags XEDC
Aguascalientes, Ags. . . ... XEIY
Aguascalientes, Ags. .. XERO
Aguas-alientes. Ags XEYZ
Apatzingan, Mich XECJ
Apatzingan. Mich XEGV
Boca del Rio, Ver XEOD
Campeche, Camp XEA
Cananea, Son XEFQ
Celaya.Gio XENC
Celaya, Gto XEY
Ohetumal, Q.R XEOS
Chihuahua, Chih XEBU
Chihuahua, Chih XEBW
Chihuahua, Chih XEFI
Chihuahua, Chih XEM
Chihuahua, Chih XERA
Ciudad Acuma, Coah XEKD
Ciudad Camargo, Chih XEHA
Ciudad Camargo, Chih. XEOH
Ciudad Cuauhtemoc, Chih XEQZ
Ciudad Cuauhtemoc, Chih XEPL
Ciudad Cuauhtemoc, Chih XEER
Ciudad del Carmen, Cam XEUJ
Ciudad Delicia, Chih XEAY
Ciudad Delicias, Chih XEBN
Ciudad Delicias XEJK
Ciudad Guzman XEBC
Ciudad Jimenez. Chih XEJZ
Ciudad Juarez, Chih XEFV
Ciudad Juarez, Chih XEF
Ciud?.d Juarez, Chih XEJ
Ciudad Juarez, Chih XELO
Ciudad Juarez, Chih XEWG
Ciuc e.d Juarez, Chih XEYC
Ciuc ad Juarez, Chih XEP
Ciucvad Ixtepec, Oax XECA
Ciur ad, Lerdo XENO
Ciudad Lerdo, Dur XEGZ
Ciudad Mante, Tarn XECM
Ciudad Miguel Aleman, Tarn. XEHD
Ciu til ad Miguel Aleman, Tarn .... XEHI
Ciudad Obregon, Son XESO
Ciudad Obregon, Son XEAP
Ciudad Obregon, Son XEHX
Ciudad Obregon, Son XEOX
Ciudad Reyno9a, Tarn XERU
Ciudad Valles, S.L.P. XETR
Ciudad Victoria, Tarn XEHP
Ciudad Victoria, Tam XECP
Frequency
Owner
1270
600
1340
1600
Heriberto Guizar Castro
1400
Ramon Ortego Escobedo
1490
Manuel Rodriguez
1310
Jesus Rodriguez Verdugo
790
Pedro C. Rivas
1560
1170
1490
Radio Hidrotermopolitana
1450
Luis Chavez Calvillo
770
1240
1090
•
1370
Casanoba Brito
980
Pedro L. Diaz
1540
El Heraldo del Bajio
1360
960
620
Roberto O. Stevenson
1280
Radioemisora del Norte
580
Pregon, Del Est, de Chih.
1390
Pedro Meneses, Jr.
1490
Red Nacional Radiomisora, S.A.
1010
570
Hugo Pinera Limas
1270
1560
560
990
1460
660
1240
1340
Amador Ronquillo Reza
1430
Roberto Chavez Gonzalez
1320
1240
Dario Cordo Rocha
1420
Jose Carlos Amaya
970
Pedro Meneses, Jr,
800
Cia Radio de Piedras Negras
1490
Carlos Mendez
1460
Ysela Fern. Caball. de Yanez
1300
1480
960
790
1450
1430
1470
1150
1290
Emillo Manzanilla
1460
1430
Felipe G. de Leon
810
1120
Tomas Oliva Banuelos
580
1450
705
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Call
Location Letters
Ciudad Victoria, Tarn XEBJ
Coatepec, Ver (New)
Coatzacoalcos, Ver XEGB
Coatzacoalcos, Ver XEOM
Colima, Col XERL
Cordoba, Ver XEAG
Cordoba, Ver XEDZ
Cordoba, Ver XEJD
Cosamaloapan, Ver XEFU
Guassave, Sin XEGS
Cuautla, Mor XEWF
Cuerrraviaca, Mor XEFS
Cuernavaca, Mor XEJC
Culiacan, Sin XEBL
Culiacan, Sin XECQ
Culiacan, Sin. XEGF
Culican, Sin
Culiacan, Sin XESA
Durango, Dgo XECK
Durango, Dgo XEDU
Durango, Dgo XEE
El Sauzal, B.C XEDX
Ensendada, B.C XEFY
Ensenada, B.C XEPF
Empalme, Son XEBQ
Fresnillo, Zac XEMA
Gomez PaJJacio, Dur XEMD
Gomez Palacio, Dur XERS
Gomez Palacio, Dur XEPM
Guadalajara, Jal XEAD
Guadalajara, Jal XEAV
Guadalajara, Jal XEBA
Guadalajara, Jal XEDG
Guadalajara, Jal XEDK
Guadalajara, Jal XEGL
Guadalajara, Jal XEHK
Guadalajara, Jal XEHL
Guadalajara, Jal XEJB
Guadalajara, Jal XEJE
Guadalajara, Jal XELT
Guadalajara, Jal XELW
Guadalajara, Jal XERP
Guanajuato, Gto XEWZ
Guasave, Sin XEGS
Guaymas, Son XEDR
Guaymas, Son XEFX
Hermosillo, Son XEBH
Hermosillo, Son XEDL
Hermosillo, Son XEDM
Hermosillo, Son XEHQ
Hermosillo, Son XEOP
Hermosillo, Son XEQN
Hidalgo del Parral, Chih XEAT
Hidalgo del Parral, Chih XEGD
Hidalgo, del Parral, Chih XEJR
Hidalgo del Parral, Chih XEJS
Huamantla, Tlax XEHT
Huauchinango. Puebla XEGU
Iguala, Gro XEKF
Irapuato, Gto XEBO
requency
Owner
1340
Fernando Elizalde
700
840
1340
Daniel Schact Perez
1280
J. Roberto Levy
1280
Luz Maria Zundiga de Miguel
580
820
J. Jac. Vda. de Zuniga
630
1490
Radio Gaiassiave S.A.
1400
Fernando Diaz Enriquez
1420
980
Ed. Jimenez de la Cuesta
1260
Enrique Maxim Gomez Blanc
1300
Radio Culiacan, S.A.
1450
920
1360
Pablos y Elizalde
1340
860
Carlos C. Armas
1280
Jose Valenzuela
1010
1450
1400
Luis Enrique Encisco
1240
Roberto Gonzalex Mata.
1340
Jose Miguel Acevedo Moya
920
1400
790
1150
Alejandro Diaz
570
Manuel Lopez Diaz
840
Jesus D. Gonzales
1370
1250
Manuel Lopez Diaz
1280
Quirinio Francisco Gonzalez
960
Franciso E. Fregoso
1010
Radiodif de Oceidente, SA.
630
State Government
1310
Difusoras de Oceidente, S.A.
920
Eduardo Reynoso Gonzalez
1340
Sialvadlor Galindo de la Torr*
1190
600
Gonzalo Sanchez Gomez
610
1490
Sucrs. de Modesto Ortega
800
' 920
Carlos Balderrama
1250
Euf emia Esquer de Vidal
1580
Radio Pacifico
590
Radio Hermosillo
960
1540
1250
Sucrs. de Jorge Perez
1520
1490
1150
Olf onso Perez Porras
1520
Alf . Macias y Mario Pardo S.
1490
1360
Rafael Campos Marquina
1330
Alfonso Martinez
707
& # STATIONS OF MEXICO * *
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Call
Location Letters
Irapuato, Gto XEHE
Irapuato, Gto XEWE
Jalapa, Ver XEFA
Jalapa, Ver XEJA
Jalapa, Ver XEJJ
Jalapa, Ver XEXB
Jalapa, Ver XEKL
Jiguilpan, Mioh XEIX
La Barca, Jal XELB
Lagos de Moreno XEIQ
LaPaz, B.C XEAL
La Paz, B.C XENT
LaPaz,B.C XEPX
La Piedad, Mich XELC
Leon, Gto XEKX
Leon, Gto XEFM
Leon, Gto XELG
Leon, Gto XERW
Leon, Gto XERZ
Linares, N.L XER
Los Mochis, Sin XECF
Los Mochis (New)
Los Mochis, Sin XECU
Magdalena, Son XEDJ
Magdalena, Son XESY
Manzanillo, Col XECS
Matamoros, Tarn XEAM
Matamoros, Tarn XEMS
Matamoros, Tarn XEMT
Matamoros, Tarn. XEO
Matehuala, S.L.P XEFF
Mazatlan, Sin XEDS
Mazatlan, Sin XERJ
Mazatlan, Sin XETK
Mazatlan, Sin XEEC
Merdda, Yuc XEtRY
Merida, Yuc XED^
Merida, Yuc XEFC
Merida, Yuc XEME
Merida, Yuc XEMH
Merida, Yuc XEMQ
Merida, Yuc XEQW
Mexicali, B.C XECL
Mexicali, B.C XEAA
Mexicali, :B,C XEAO
Mexicali, B.C XEWV
Mexicali, B.C XED
Mexicali, B.C XEGE
Mexicali, B.C XESU
Mexico, D.F XEB
Mexico, D.F XEA1
Mexico, D.F XEBS
Mexico, D.F XEBZ
Mexico, D.F XEDA
Mexico, D.F XEDP
Mexico, D.F XEJP
Mexico, D.F XEK
Mexico, D.F XEL
Mexico, D.F XELA
Mexico, D.F XELZ
Mexico, D.F XEMC
Mexico, D.F XEMX
Mexico, D.F XEN
708
Frequency
Owner
970
1420
Felipe Gallardo
1340
Adolf o Alvarez
610
Adolf o Alvarez
1130
Mariano Oaraza
1400
550
Carlos Ferraez Matos.
1290
1090
Ramon Alvarez Lopez
1110
1310
790
550
1200
1270
1270
680
Radio Impuls. del Centro S.A.
1390
Augustin Gbregon Padilla
1240
Carlos Obregon Padilla
1260
Radio Linares, S.A.
1410
Francisco Perez H.
650
1470
Luis Perez Gomez
1450
Jesus L. Rochin
1320
1400
1310
Manuel L. Salinas
1420
1340
Severo Garza Saenz
970
Can. Maria Gonzalez
1490
1420
Alexjandro A. Schober
1320
Oscar Perez E.
1390
Radio Emisors de Occidente
1270
1150
1450
1330
Rafael Rivas Franco
1270
1490
Alvaro Barquet Y
1240
Lazaro Achurra Suarez
550
990
Alfonso A. Lacarra
1340
Consuelo Tonnela King
910
Juan C. Chavez
940
1050
Carlos Blando
1570
790
1220
El Buen Tono S.A.
1320
G.N. Medina y Loc. Ag. Ramos
1410
Hispano Mexicano S.A.
660
Vocero Mexicano S.A.
1290
Publ. Com. de Mexico, S.A.
1060
Radio Gobernacion
1150
Radio America, S.A.
970
Arturo Martinez
1260
Herdez S.A.
830
Radio Metropolitan S.A.
1440
Maria Cardena de Zetina
1590
Dol. G. Estrada de Ferreiro
1380
Publ. Com. de Mexico S.A.
690
GuiUermina P. de Del Conde
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Location Letters
Mexico, D.F XENK
Mexico, D.F XEOF
Mexico, D.F XEOY
Mexico, D.F , .XEPH
Mexico, D.F XEQK
Mexico, D.F XEQR
Mexico, D.F XESM
Mexico, D.F XEQ
Mexico, D.F XERCN
Mexico, D.F XERC
Mexico, D.F XERH
Mexico, D.F XEUN
Mexico, D.F XEW
Minatitlan, Ver XEDW
Monclova, Coah XEKN
Monclova, Coah XEMF
Monclova, Coah XEMW
Monterrey, N.L XEAR
Monterrey, N.L XEAW
Monterrey, N.L XEDD
Monterrey, N.L XEFB
Monterrey, N.L XEFZ
Monterrey, N.L XEG
Monterrey, N.L XEGQ
Monterrey, N.L XEH
Monterrey, N.L XERR
Monterrey, N.L XEJM
Monterrey, N.L XEMR
Monterrey, N.L XENL
Monterrey, N.L XEOK
Monterrey, N.L XET
Monterrey, N.L XEEO
Morelia, Mich XECR
Morelia, Mich XELQ
Morelia, Mich XEGP
Morelia, Mich XESF
Morelia, Mich XEI
N. Casas Grandes, Chih XETX
Naco, Son XETM
Navajoa, Son XEAJ
Navajoa, Son XEGL
Navajoa, Son XEHG
Nogales, Son XECG
Nogales, Son XEHF
Nogales, Son XENS
Nogales XEXW
Nuevo Laredo, Tarn XEAS
Nuevo Laredo, Tarn XEFE
Nuevo Laredo, Tarn XERG
Nuevo Laredo, Tarn XEBK
Neuvo Laredo, Tarn XEDF
Nuevo Laredo, Tarn XEXO
Nuevo Laredo, Tani XENU
Nuevo Rosita, Coah XEJF
Nueva Rosita, Coah XELF
Nueva Rosita, Coah XERN
Oaxaca, Oax (New)
Oaxaca, Oax XEAX
Oaxama, Oax XE'CE
Ocotlan, Jal XEAN
Ojiniaga, Chih XECT
Orizaba, Ver XEPP
Orizaba, Ver XETQ
Frequency
620
560
1000
590
1350
1030
1470
940
1110
790
1500
860
900
1260
1390
1260
970
1480
1280
1560
630
1140
1050
1590
1420
570
1450
1370
860
920
990
690
1340
570
1580
1300
1400
1010
1350
1400
1270
980
1240
1370
1590
1300
1410
790
1090
• 1340
960
1140
1370
1400
1380
980
570
1270
1240
800
1450
1450
850
709
Owner
Gral. Brig. P.A.F. Proal Pardo
Fomento de Radio, S.A.
Cia. Mexico de Radiodif. S.A.
Guillermo Morales B.
Corp. Mexicana de Radio, S.A.
Salvador San Martin
Radio Panamericana, S.A.
Radio Central de Mexico
Radio Popular de Mexico
"A.R.S.E." S.A.
Universidad National de Mexico
Cadena Radiodifusora, S.A.
Oucrs de Hector Silva Canto
Alfonso L. B'res.
Alfonso Flores Lopez
Jesus D. Gonzalez
Emis. Inc. de Monterrey, S.A.
La Voz de Norte-America. S.A.
Radio Taranava, S. de R.L.
Enrique Serna Martinez
Carlos Roa Montes De Oca
El Pregonere del Norte
Francisco Laris Iturbide
Jose Martinez Ramirez
Tiburcio Ponce
Laureano Molinar Contreras
Jesus Manuel Franco
Fausto M. Gomez
Gaston Mascarenas
Jose Maria Villarreal
Ruberto Villarreal
Reynoldo Garza Alvarez
Juan Manuel Cortes
Rafael Tijerina Car'ranza
Julio Santo Coy
Delia Rodriguez de Marquez
Radio Ocotlan S. de R.L.
Radio Impulsora de Orizaba
Sucrs de Francisco Campos H.
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Call
Location Letters
Bachuoa, Hgo XETK
Faahuoa, Hgo XEPK
Papantla, Ver XEGK
Patzcuaro, Mich (New)
Piedras Negras, Coah XEMJ
Piedras Negras, Coah XEMU
Poza Rica, Ver XEFO
Progresso, Yuc XEGO
Progreso, Yuc XECN
Puebla, Pue XECD
Puebla, Pue XEHR
Puerta Vallarta, Jal XEEJ
Queretaro, Qro XEJX
Queretaro, Qro XENA
Quertaro, Que XEDI
Reynosa, Tarn XEFP
Reynosa, Tarn XEGH
Reynosa, Tam XEOR
Reynosa, Tam XERT
Rio Bravo, Tam XEFD
Rio Bravo, Tam XEFL
Rio Verde, S.L.P XEEM
Rosarito, B.C XERB
Sabinas, Coah XEBX
Sabinas, Coah XESH
Saguayo, Mich XEGC
Salamanca, Gto XENP
Salamanca, Gto XERX
Salina Cruz, Oax XEEA
Saltillo, Coah XEDE
Saltillo, Coah XESJ
Saltillo, Coah XEXU
Sain Andres Tuxtia, Ver XEPA
San Andres Tuxtia, Ver XERM
San Andres Tuxtia, Ver XELN
San Andres Tuxtia, Veer XEDQ
San Andres Tuxtia, Ver XEGA
San Miguel Allende, Gto XESQ
San Luis Potosi, S.L.P XEBM
San Luis Potosi, S.L.P XECZ
San Luis Potosi, S.L.P XEPO
San Luis Potosi, S.L.P XEWA
San Luis Potosi, S.L.P XEXQ
San Luis Potosi, S.L.P XESL
San Luis Potosi, S.L.P XEEQ
San Luis Rio Colorado, Son XECB
San Pedro Tlaquepaque, Jal XESP
Santa Ana, Son XEAB
San Francisco del Oro, Clhih XEHB
Santa Barbara, Chih XESB
Santa Barbara, Chih XEES
Santa Rosalia, B.C XEAH
Santa Rosalia, B.C XESR
Tala, Jal XEAF
Tampico, Tam XECA
Tampico, Tam XEFW
Tampioo, Tarn XES
Tampico, Tam. XETO
Tampico, Tam, XETU
Tampico, Tam XELE
Teapa, Tab XEUI
Frequency
1420
1180
920
600
920
570
1480
620
1400
1170
1090
650
1250
1520
1570
1240
620
1390
590
1170
1110
660
1090
610
1460
1450
1430
1560
1330
1400
1250
1490
980
1370
1510
1400
1300
1280
920
1430
1260
540
1460
1340
750
1450
1400
1400
770
1400
820
560
1320
550
1460
810
1240
1400
980
1300
1320
710
Owner
Radio Publ. de Pachuca
Jesus L. Elizondo
Alfonso L. Bres.
Roberto Canedo
Manuel R. Canale
Radio Emisora Queretaro
Ramon Rodriquez Familiar
Cond. S. Vda. de Gonzalez
Ignacio Magallon
Interamericana de Radio, S.A
Radiodif . Coahuila, S.A.
Alberto Barragan Degollado
Ernesto Bravo Vargas
Enrique Martinez y Martinez
Froylan Mier Narro
Benjamin Briones
Radiodif, Mexicano
Alejandro Espinosa Pitman
Cadena Radiodif. Mex. S.A.
Guadalupe Delgado Ramirez
Carlos Flando
Hermiiniio Macias Alonso
Alfredo Marin Castro
Domingo Salayandia Najera
Dif usora Portena S. de R.L.
Flores y Martinez
Radio Televisona die Tampico
Radio Tiempo S. de R.L. de C.V.
Impuls. Moderna Del Radio, S.A.
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Call
Location Letters
Tapachula, Chi (New)
Tapachula, Chis XETS
Tecate, B.C XEAK
Tecate.B.C XEKT
Tecuala, Nay XEFG
Tehuacan, Pue XEDB
Tehuacan, Pue XEWJ
Tehuacan, Pue XE&Y
Tehuantepec, Oax XEDS
Tepic, Nay XERK
Tepic, Nay XEXT
Tepie, Nay XEEF
Tepie, Nay XEEU
Teziutlan, Pue XEFJ
Tijuana, B.C XEAC
Tijuana, B.C XEAU
Tijuana, B.C XEAZ
Tijuana, B.C XEBE
Tijuana, B.C XEBG
Tijuana, B.C XEC
Tijuana, B.C XEGM
Tijuana, B.C XEMO
Tijuana, B.C XEXX
Toluca, Mex XECH
Tonala, Jal XEHJ
Torreon, Coah XEBP
Torreon, Coah XEDN
Torreon, Coah XETB
Torreon, Leon XEOB
Torreon, Coah XETC
Tuxpan, Nay XEUX
Tuxpan, Ver XETL
Tuxtla Gutierrez XEON
TuxjtLa GutAerrez, Chi XEUE
Uruapan, Mich XEFN
Uruapan, Mich XEUF
Valle Hermosa, Tarn XEVH
Veracruz, Ver XECW
Veracruz, Ver XEHV
Veracruz, Ver XELL
Veracruz, Ver XELR
Veracruz, Ver XETF
Veracruz, Ver XEU
Villa Acuna, Coah XEAE
Villa Acuna, Coah XEDH
Villa Acuna, Coah XERF
Villaheirmosa, Tab XEUB
Villaheranjosa, Tab XETZ
Villahermosia, Tab XEUH
Villahermosa, Tab XEW
Zamora, Mich XEQL
Zaoapu, Mich XEZU
Zacatecas, Zac XELK
Zacatecas, Zac XEXZ
Zamora, Mich XEGT
Zamora, Mich XEZM
Zapopan, Jal (New)
Zapopan, Jal XECO
Zapiopan, Jial XEDV
Zihuatanejo, Gro XESZ
Zitacuaro, Mich XELX
Zitacuaro, Mich XETA
iquency
Owner
850
630
Napolean Correa
560
1590
1450
1520
1420
Jaime Retif Del Morel
1080
600
1450
Dario Mondragon
980
State Government
620
810
1330
690
Jorge I. Rivera
1470
Manuel Acuna Varela
1270
Fernando Sanchez Mayans
800
1550
Octavio B. Lelevier
1310
Luis Enrique Encisco
950
Gustavo Faist Fernandez
860
Fernando Frederico Ferreira
1420
Jose J. Clark, Fern. Fed. Ferrei
1490
Rodolf o Llamas
760
1310
La Voz de la Laguna, S.A.
600
Difusora del Norte, S.A.
1350
Radio Laguna, S.A.
1490
1240
1340
Salvador Hrena Benitez
1390
Calixte Almazan
710
Enrique Balero Arambula
1360
1130
610
Ignacio Navarro
1310
1490
1310
Sucrs. de Juan A. Palavicini
1430
Carlos Ferraez Matos
610
1250
Sucr. de Jose Rodr. Lopez
960
Ferraiado Pazos SOSA
1600
1340
Oscar Gonzalez Galindo
1570
Cia Radio-Dif. de Coahuila, S.A
1080
1380
1500
'970
860
1270
Guillermo Calzada Cervantes
1280
Macia y Acevedo
1150
Manuel Llamas Felix
1490
Radio Zamora S. de R.L.
650
Da Voz del lOomercdo de Zamora
880
760
700
1450
1460
810
Gabriel Saenz Gutierrez
711
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STATIONS OF CUBA
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Call
Location Letters Frequency
Artemisa CMAD 1240
Bayamo CMKX 1390
Bayamo CMDD 1200
Caibaiguan CMHY 1590
Camaguey CM JE 680
Camaguey CMJF 1340
Camaguey CMJC 1270
Camaguey CMJL. 920
Camaguey CMJW 1440
Camaguey CMJA 1060
Camaguey CMJR 1030
Camaguey OMJN 960
Camaguey CMJG 1000
Camaguey CMJK 1160
Cardenas CMGE 1470
Ciego de Avila CMJH 1370
Ciego de Avila CMJD 1190
Ciego de Avila CMJP 580
Ciego de Avila CMJS 1580
Ciego de Avila CMJO 1470
Cienfuegos CMHN 680
Cienf uegos CMHF 1040
Cienfuegos CMHJ 1350
Colon CMGM 1440
Cruces CMHK 1220
Encrucijada CMHE 1090
Florida CMJT 1400
Fomerito CMHX 1480
Guantanamo CMKH 1140
Guantanamo CMKI 1400
Havana CMOA 1590
Havana CMZ 1560
Havana CMOX 1490
Havana CMCM 1460
Havana CMCQ 890
Havana CMBX 1390
Havana CMBG 1360
Havana CMCB 1330
Havana CMCO 1230
Havana CMK 1190
Havana CMBK 1150
Havana CMBY 1120
Havana CMBS 1090
Havana CMCI 1260
Havana CMCX 1060
Havana CMCG 1420
Havana CMBQ 1010
Havana CMCK 980
Havana CMBF 950
Havana CMCF 910
Havana CMCY 590
Havana CMBL 860
Havana CMBZ 830
Havana CMCH 790
Havana CMBC 690
Havana CMCD 760
Havana CMCA 730
712
Owner
Manuel Domingues Motolongo
Aistodes Gervet ViOafane
Satellite CMBC Havana
Radio Camaguey
Cadena Camagueyana de Radic
Cirouito CMQ S.A.
Andres Moran Cisneros
Rafael Valdes Jiminez
Org. Insular de Radio, S.A.
Cadena Oriental de Radio, S.A.
Jones, Castrillon y Cia
Genaro Sabater Fox
Luis OVEarauiri Mendloza
Union Radio S.A.
Bonifacio Ideifonso Morales
Union Radio S.A.
Virgilio Villanueva Bravo
Virgdlio R. Diaz Qaiintanilla
Dr. OsvaJidio Monam Artegia
Eugenio Perez Mena
Cadena Oriental de Radio S.A.
Union Radio S.A.
Juan Fernandez Duran
Ministry of Education
Cia. Transradio Columbia S.A.
Andres Martinez
Alberto Alvarez Ferrera
Radio Reloj S.A.
Edelberto Perez Rubio
Farust Montiel
Radio Publicidad Tropico S.A.
Pages y Cia.
Enrique Artalejo Fernandez
Cadena Oriental de Radio S.A.
Circuito Occidental de Radio S.A
Radio Continental CMBQ S.A.
Cia. Radiodif. COCO y CMCK S.A
Radio Universal S.A.
J. Ulloa y Cia.
Radio Cadena Suaritos
Manuel y Guillermo Salas
Radio Cadena Habana S.A.
La Voz del Aire
Radio Publicidad Tropico S.A.
& $ STATIONS OF CUBA $ #
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Call
Location Letters
Havana CMW
Havana CMQ
Havana CMCU
Havana OMBD
Holguin CMDL
Holguin CMKJ
Holguin CMDC
Holguin CMKO
Holguin CMKF
Holguin CMKD
Holguin CMKJ
Holguin CMKP
Holguin CMKM
Jabotibonico CMJJ
Jobellanos CMGN
Mantanzas CMGF
Manzanillo CMDF
Matanzas CMGU
Matanzas CMGL
Moron CMJX
Nuevitas CMJQ
Palma Soriano : CMKZ
Pinar del Rio CMAF
Pinar del Rio CMAB
Pinar del Rio CMAL
Pinar del Rio CMAQ
Pinar del Rio CMAR
Pinar del Rio CMAW
Puerto Padre CMKY
Sagua la Grande CMHO
Sagua La Grande CMHR
San Cristobal CMAC
Sancti Spiritus CMHT
Sancti Spiritus CMHB
San Luis CMKQ
Santiago de Cuba CMDB
Santiago de Cuba OMKN
Santiago de Cuba CMKC
Santiago de Cuba CMKL
Santiago de Cuba CMKU
Santiago de Cuba CMKW
Santiago de Cuba CMDZ
Santiago de Cuba CMKR
Santiago de Cuba CMKB
Sagua la Grande CMHA
Santiago de Cuba CMDA
Santa Clara . CMHQ
Santa Clara CMHW
Santa Clara CMHZ
Santa Clara CHMM
Santa Clara CMHG
Santa Clara CMHD
Santa Clara CMHC
Sancti Spiritus CMHL
Sancti Spiritus CMHP
Victoria de las Tunas CMKG
Victoria de las Tunas CMDQ
Victoria de last Tunas CMGE
Victoria de Las Tunas CMKT
Frequency
550
630
660
1520
1150
600
1290
1220
1050
970
730
670
560
540
960
930
1590
1340
1400
1230
1300
1430
680
740
1340
920
1170
800
1350
1310
1570
1030
990
780
1400
680
930
770
800
850
1000
1120
1090
1170
1280
1320
' 640
810
970
1130
670
890
1410
1450
1250
1490
840
1240
1520
713
Owner
A. Gil y M. Troncoso
Cirquito CMQ S.A.
Radio Garcia Serra SA.
Cadena Oriental de Radio S.A.
Manuel Angulo Ferran
Manuel J. de Gongova
Cadena Oriental de Radio
Circuito CMQ SA.
Satellite CMBC Havana
Union Radio SA
Manuel Domingues Motolongo
Cadena Oriental de Radio SA.
Dr. Pable Oastellanos C'abiallero
Juan Filiguieras Cabaleiro
Maria Dominguez Dousseu
Simeon Ferro Martinez
Radioiccidenta S.A.
Circuito CMQ S.A.
Manual Diaz Autran
Pedro Redondo Fernandez
Pedro Zaoca Cheda
Juan B. Santana Padron
Union Radio S.A.
Raul de Arms Trompeta
Synchronized with CMBC Camaguey
Radio Orientale SA.
Cadena Oriental de Radio S.A.
Circuito CMQ S.A.
Reloj Del Aire S.A.
Jaime Nadal
Union Radio S.A.
Justiniano Valdes Aguado
Circuito CMQ S. A.
Synchronized with Camaguey
Union Radio S.A.
Ramon Esipinosa Perez
Humberto Anteres Pena
Alfr. O. Sanchez Moregon
STATIONS OF HAITI
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Location Letters Frequency Owner
Port-au-Prince 4VW 1300 Ricardo Widmaier
Port-au-Prince 4VGM 1470 Frank C. Magloire
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STATIONS OF
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
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Call
Location Letters Frequency Owner
Bani H13V 1310 Manuel Bello Hijo
Barahona H13A 1360
Ciudad Trujillo HIT 1400 Francisco A. Sanabia
Ciudad Trujillo H1Z 1350 Frank Hatton
Cuidad Trujillo H12H 1490 Raf. E. Tavarez L.
Cuidad Trujillo H1N 1220 Partido Dominicano
Ciudad Trujillo H1G 950 Andres Cordero Puello
Ciudad Trujillo H1L 790 Joaquin C. Pellicer
Ciudad Trujillo H13T 620 J. Arismendi Trujillo
Puerto Plata H19U 1240 Luis A. Pelegrin
San Cristobal H12R 1440 Luis Alberti
San Francisco de Macoris H14C 1250 Manuel R. Peralta
San Pedro de Macoris H11J 610
Santiago H14B 1330 Abraham Vanderhorst
Santiago H16T 1380 J. Arismendi Trujillo
Santiago H18B 1050 Jacinto L. Sanchez
Santiago H19Z 820 Luis F. Moscoso C.
Santiago HUN 1220 Expedi Pou
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STATIONS OF
BAHAMAS & JAMAICA
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Location Letters Frequency Owner
BAHAMAS
Nassau ZNS 1540 Bahamas Government
JAMAICA
Kingston ZQI 720 Jamaica Bcstg. Co.
Mandeville 580
Montego Bay 1180
Point Galina 560
714
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RADIO CADENA NACIONAL, S.A.
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Main Office: Vallarta #1
Mexico 4, D. F.-Mexico
P. O. Box 7892
Cable: RCN — Phone: 46-96-48
Monterrey Office: Edit. Alanis Tamez 509
Padre Mier y Cap. E. Carranza
Monterrey, N. L., Mexico
— PERSONNEL —
President and Ceneral Manager Rafael Cutberto Navarro
Manager Lie. Pedro De Koster
Public Relations Luis Curza y Villarreal
Traffic Dept Enrique Bernal Servin
Publicity Dept Hector Ramirez Diaz
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RADIO PROGRAMAS
DE MEXICO, S.A.
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Institucion Mexicana de Radio
General Offices: Bucareli 109
Phones:
General Offices: 36-29-01 — 12-65-44 — 13-91-14
P. O. Box 1324
Mexico City, Mexico
— PERSONNEL —
President fir Ceneral Manager Clemente Serna Martinez
Vice President Antonio Eufracio Ontiveros
Vice President Horacio Nino Medina
Vice President Dr. Luis de la Rosa
Manager Javier Salcido
Sales Executive Lie. jose Sanchez Navarro
Asst. to Pres., Cen. Manager Homero Rios D.
Audio & Recording Supervisor Ing. Dario Mondragon
715
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RADIO CADENA NACIONAL, S.A.
MEMBER STATIONS
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Coll Frequency
Location Letters Kcs.
Acapulco, Gro XEBB 600
Acuna, Coah XERF 1570
Aguascalientes, Ags. . .XERO 1490
Agua Prieta, Son XEFH 1310
Agua Prieta, Son XEAQ 1490
Cd. del Carmen,
Camp XECC 1340
Cd. Juarez, Chin XEJ 970
Cd. Juarez, Chih XEFV 1240
Cd. Juarez, Chih XEWG 1490
Cd. Obregon, Son XEAP 1290
Cd. VaUes, S.L.P XECV 610
Cd. Victoria, Tamps... XEHP 580
Culiacan, Sin XECQ 1300
Chihuahua, Chih XEM 1390
Durango, Dgo XEDU 860
Ensenada, B. C XEDX 1010
El Mante, Tamps XECM 1450
Guadalajara, Jal XEHL 1010
Guadalajara, Jal XEBA 840
Guadalajara, Jal XEAD 1150
Hermosillo, Son. XEDL 1250
Jalapa, Ver XEJ J 1550
Jimenez, Chih XE JZ 1320
Leon, Gto XELG 680
Leon, Gto XERZ 1240
Los Mochis, Sin XECU 1470
Manzanillo, Col XECS 960
Matamoros, Tamps XEQ 970
Matamoros, Tamps. . .XEMT 1340
Mazatlan, Sin XERJ 1320
Call
Location Letters
Merida, Yuc XEMH
Merida, Yuc XEZ
Mexicali, B.C XECL
Mexico, D. F XERCN
Miguel Aleman,
Tamps XEHI
Monterrey, N. L XET
Monterrey, N. L XEJM
Monterrey, N. L XEG
Morelia, Mich XESF
Nogales, Son XECG
Nvo. Laredo, Tamps. . . . XEK
Nva. Rosita, Coah XENR
Oaxaca, Oax XEOA
Pachuca, Hgo XEPK
Parral, Chih XEJS
Puebla, Pue XECD
Reynosa, Tamps.
XEOR
Saltillo, Coah XEKS
Sahuayo, Mich XEGC
San Luis Potosi, S.L.P. . XEPO
Tampico, Tamps. ...XEFW
Tapachula, Chis XEKQ
Tehuantepec, Oax XEKZ
Tepic, Nay XEXT
Tijuana, B. C XEBG
Toluca, Mex XECH
Torreon, Coah XEBP
Torreon, Coah XET J
Tuxtla Gutierrez,
Chis XEUE
Veracruz, Ver XETF
Zacatecas, Zac XEXZ
Frequency
Kcs.
1490
600
990
1110
1470
990
1450
1050
1300
1240
960
570
1420
1150
1170
1390
1330
1450
1310
810
670
600
980
1550
1490
1310
570
1360
1250
1150
716
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U. S. AND CANADIAN
INTERNATIONAL STATIONS
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Station Operator and Location
Call
Letters
Power
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., Brentwood, L. I., N. Y WDSI-1
-2
-3
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., Wayne, N. J WDSI-5
-6
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.. Delano. Calif KCBR-1
-2
-3
-4
-5
The Crosley Broadcasting Corporation, Mason, Ohio WLWO-1
-2
-3
-4
-5
-6
General Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y WGEO-1
-2
-3
National Broadcasting Co., Inc., Bound Brook, N. J WBOU-1
-2
-3
-4
-5
-6
National Broadcasting Co.. Inc., Dixon, Calif KNBH-1
-2
-3
-4
-5
*World Wide Broadcasting Corp., Scituate, Mass .' WRUL-1
-2
-3
-4
-5
*These are non-Government transmitters and are licensed by the
FCC. Other stations are Government controlled and used exclusively
for Voice of America broadcasts.
50 kw.
50 kw.
50 kw.
50 kw.
50 kw.
200 kw.
50 kw.
50 kw.
100 kw.
100 kw.
150 kw.
150 kw.
150 kw.
150 kw.
150 kw.
150 kw.
100 kw.
50 kw.
25 kw.
50 kw.
50 kw.
50 kw.
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50 kw.
50 kw.
200 kw.
50 kw.
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100 kw.
100 kw.
50 kw.
50 kw.
50 kw.
20 kw.
50 kw.
CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORP. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE
Two transmitters at Sackville, N. 8. of 50 kw. each, operating under the following call
letters:
Call Letters Frequency (Tec.)
CHAC 6160
CHLA 21710
CHLS 9610
CHOL 11720
CKCS 15320
CKCX 15190
CKEX 11900
CKLO 9630
CKLP 9585
Call Letters Frequency (kc.)
CKLX 15090
CKNA 5970
CKNC 17820
CKNK 11945
CKOB 6090
CKRA 11760
CKRP 21600
CKRZ 6060
CKXA 11705
717
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Radio Markets Ranked by Spot Volume, 1956
In Groups of Ten Markets:
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Cumu-
Cumulative lative
Total % Total %
1. New York $18,161,000
2. Chicago 9,826,000
3i. Los Angeles 5,847,000
4. Detroit 5,544,000
5. Philadelphia 5,045,000
6. Boston 3,308,000
7. San Francisco 3,264,000
8. St. Louis 2,929,000
9. Pittsburgh 2,773,000
10. Cincinnati 2,553,000 $59,250,000 40.75 $59,250,000 40.75
11. Washington 2,180,000
12. Cleveland 2,076,000
13. Minneapolis-St. Paul . . 2,058,000
14. Kansas City 1,864,000
15. Dallas-Ft. Worth 1,765,000
16. Buffalo 1,508,000
17. Houston 1,489,000
18. Atlanta 1,479,000
19. Baltimore 1,428,000
20. Des Moines 1,357,000 17,204,000 11.83 76,454,000 52.58
2.1. Seattle 1,257,000
2:2. Denver 1,231,000
23. Hartford 1,195,000
24. Milwaukee 1,148,000
25. Albany 1,117,000
26. New Orleans 1,112,000
27. Indianapolis 1,111,000
28. Louisville 1,060,000
29. San Antonio 1,011,000
30. Portland, Ore 984,000 11,226,000 7.72 87,680,000 60.30
31. Columbus, 0 979,000
32. Memphis 965,000
313. Omaha 908,000
34. Charlotte 903,000
35. Nashville 817,000
36. Providence 813,000
37. Rochester 776,000
38. Miami 745,000
39. Richmond 722,000
40. San Diego 683,000 8,311,000 5.72 95,991,000 66.02
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# & SPOT RADIO MARKET RANKINGS # *
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Cumulative lative
Total % Total %
41. Toledo $644,000
42. Birmingham 624,000
43. Tulsa 603,000
44. Oklahoma City 576,000
45. Sacramento 548,000
46. Syracuse 525,000
47. Spokane 488,000
48. Fresno 484,000
49. Norfolk 457,000
50. Wheeling; 456,000 $5,405,000 3.75 $101,396,000 69.74
51. Shreveport 454,000
52. Ft. Wayne 435,000
58.. Honolulu 421,000
54. Wichita 416,000
55. Worcester 410,000
56. Tampa-St. Petersburg . 400,000
57. Akron 391,000
58. Grand Rapids 379,000
59. Youngsrtown 377,000
60. Dayton 376,000 4,059,000 2.79 105,455,000 72.53
61. Salt Lake City 368,000
62. Peoria 336,000
63. Phoenix 323,000
64. Flint 306,000
65. Davenport-Rook Island . 289,000
66. Jacksonville 285,000
67. New Haven 277,000
68. Ailentown 271,000
69. Knoxville 268,000
70. Canton 266,000 2,989,000 2.05 108,444,000 74.58
71. Albuquerque 260,000
72. Harrisburg 246,000
73. Springfield, Mass 238,000
74. Scranton 236,000
75. Charleston, W. Va 220,000
76. Dulutih 215,000
77. Little Rock 214,000
78. Stockton 213,000
79. El Paso 189,000
80. Wilmington, Del 184,000 2,215,000 1.52 110,659,000 76.10
81. Chattanooga 183,000 '
82. Wilkes-Barre 170,000
83. Beaumont 169,000
84. Barton Rouge 168,000
85. South Bend 159,000
86. Bakersneld 158,000
87. Huntington 154,000
88. Mason City 145,000
89. Mobile 145,000
90. Utica-Rome 144,000 1,595,000 1.10 112,254,000 77.20
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Today's Community Service Radio
Uses Creative Transcription Aids
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RADIO, today, has been through a major
creative crisis, and has won its battle.
Now, the emphasis has shifted from a sort
of detached, "national" approach to high-
rated radio programming to one that has its
roots in the community, and its emphasis on
"community service."
The radio outlets which have been com-
ing to the fore today are those which have
been building a unique identity for them-
selves, both in the way they serve their
listeners and their advertisers of all types.
Basically, of course, the shift has been in
the direction of the music-and-news format.
This would be the simple answer — provided
there was only one station in each market.
But, a glance through this Annual will show
you this is far from the case.
Consequently, stations come to us with a
problem which we have now heard repeated
many, many times. "What can we do," they
ask, "to create something different, some-
thing that will give us a style of our own
that will attract our share of the audience?
And what can we do to help our growing
number of local advertisers?"
Since we have been in the radio business
for many years now, we saw the trend to
localized programming developing, even
before it became the dominant factor in
national radio advertising.
Our first major step was in the direction of
the service which we of World Broadcasting
furnish to our station affiliates.
From the ground up, we completely re-
designed our "music library" thinking, grad-
ually building it into a creative program-
ming and sales tool. The emphasis then, as it
is now, was on selling and production serv-
ices.
One good example of this is our growing
list of open-end jingles, designed to give
local advertisers and stations top-quality
musical commercials — the kind of unique
jingles usually associated only with giant
national advertisers who have the full re-
sources of composing, vocal, arranging and
lyric talent to draw upon.
These jingles, with sponsor or product
names inserted by the local announcer in
the jingle lyrics, make for effective, hard-
By
DiCK LAWRENCE
General Manager
World Broadcasting
System
hitting radio selling. And, we have jingles
for literally hundreds of products and classi-
fications of advertisers which can be trans-
formed into revenue producers for our sta-
tion affiliates.
Then there is the realm of "program aids,"
and other production tools with which a
station can add the touch of "big produc-
tion" to locally produced radio programs.
We have developed, and continue to de-
velop, special musical signatures and pro-
gram lead-ins which deliver production val-
ues of the highest calibre. In short, there is
not a type of local show you can name —
news, weather, sports, music, farm informa-
tion— for which we cannot deliver a custom-
designed series of recorded aids — materials
to give a station a special "personality" and
identity in its community.
We have created service-type features,
ranging from weather jingles to tune-in
builders. We have packaged special pro-
grams for the seasonal (and sales) high-
lights of the year, featuring top-name
personalities.
And, we've launched — with tremendous
response — such sparkling merchandising in-
novations as our "Sound-O" game, based on
radio sound effects and their identification
by listeners to win prizes supplied by local
merchants.
On top of all this, we continue to provide
top-flight musical artists in outstanding tran-
scriptions for local use, including such names
as Peggy Lee, Doris Day, David Rose, Harry
James, the Sauter-Finnegan and Victor
Young Orchestras, and scores of others. Here,
again, we are not just delivering "records."
We are building production values to add to
stations' prestige and personality, providing
stations with the tools with which they can
build audiences, and attract more and more
advertisers.
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ABC Television Western
Regional Network
ABC-TV Center, Hollywood 27, Colil.
Phone: NOTmandy 3-3311
V. P. West Div Earl Hudson
Sales Manager Vince Francis
STATIONS
KABC-TV, Los Angeles, Calif.; XETV, San
Diego, Calif.; KEYT, Santa Barbara, Calif.;
KVEGTV, San Luis Obispo; KBAK TV, Bakers-
field, Calif.; KJEO-TV, Fresno, Calif.; KSBW-
TV, Salinas, Calif.; KGO-TV, San Francisco,
Calif.; KHSL-TV, Chico, Calif.; KIEM-TV.
Eureka, Calif.; KBES-TV, Medford, Ore.; KVAL-
TV, Eugene, Ore.; KGW-TV, Portland, Ore.;
KIMA-TV, Yakima, Wash.; KING-TV, Seattle.
Wash.; KREM-TV, Spokane, Wash.; KUTV,
Salt Lake City, Utah; KBTV, Denver, Col.;
KTVK, Phoenix, Ariz.; KVOA-TV, Tucson,
Ariz.; KELP-TV, El Paso, Tex.; KSHO-TV, Las
Vegas, Nev.; KKTV, Colorado Springs, Col.;
KSWS-TV, Roswell, N. M.; KOAT-TV, Albu-
querque, N. M.; KIDO-TV, Boise, Idaho; KFBC,
Cheyenne, Wyoming; KID-TV, Idaho Falls,
Idaho; KXLF-TV, Butte, Montana; KOOK-TV,
Billings, Mont.; KFBB-TV. Great Falls, Mon-
tana; KULA, Honolulu, Hawaii; KENI-TV.
Anchorage, Alaska; KFAR-TV, Fairbanks,
Alaska; KOVR-TV, Sacramento-Stockton, Calif;
KOLO-TV, Reno, Nev.; KTWO-TV, Casper.
Wyo.
ABN Western Division
Radio Network
1539 N. Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: NOrmandie 3-3311
Dir., Western Div Harry Woodworth
Sales Service Mgr Sheila Manes
Program Director Dresser Dahlstead
Publicity &
Promotion Robert Palmer, Virginia West
Chief Engineer Ralph Denechaud
STATIONS
KPMC, Rakersfield; KTIP, Porterville; KROP,
Brawley; KARM, Fresno; KABC (O&O), Los
Angeles; KFIV, Modesto; KFBK. Sacramento;
KSYC, Yreka; KITO. San Bernardino; KWTC,
Barstow; KYOR. Blythe; KREO. Indio; KBAB.
San Diego; KGO (O&O), San Francisco; KTMS,
Santa Barbara; KWG, Stockton, all California;
KVOS. Bellingham; KING. Seattle; KGA, Spo-
kane; KPKW. Pasco; KTEL, Walla Walla;
KPQ, Wenatchee, aU Wash.; KASH, Eugene;
KGW. Portland; KWRC, Pendleton; KODL, The
Dalles, all Oregon; KBAR. Burley; KIFI, Idaho
Falls, both Idaho; KENO. Las Vegas. Nev.;
KOY, Phoenix; KCNA, Tucson, both Ariz.;
KFUN. Las Vegas; KRSN. Los Alamos; KTRC,
Santa Fe; KRTN, Raton; KHAM, Albuquerque,
all New Mexico; KFBC, Cheyenne, Wyo.;
KSID, Sidney. Neb.; KIXX, Provo, Utah; KVOD,
Denver; KGHF. Pueblo, both Colo.; KULA,
Honolulu, T. H.; KENI, Anchorage; KFAR.
Fairbanks; KJNO, Juneau; KABI, Katchikan,
all Alaska stations available as a group only.
Air Trails Network
121 N. Main St., Dayton 2, Ohio
Phone: B Aid win 2-3773
President Charles Sawyer
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr J. P. Williams
Vice Pres Alex Buchan
WING. Dayton, WCOL-FM-AM, Columbus,
WIZE Springfield, all Ohio; WKLO, LouisvUle,
Ky.; WEZE. Boston, Mass.
Alabama Community
Network
Station WAVU, Albertville, Ala.
General Manager Pat M. Courlington
STATIONS
WCRI, Scottsboro; WCRL, Oneonta; WAVU,
Albertville, Ala.
Alaska Broadcasting System
831 Securities Building, Seattle 1, Wash.
Phone: SEneca 6333
General Manager Wm. J. Wagner
STATIONS
KFQD, Anchorage, Alaska; KFRB, Fair-
banks, Alaska; KINY, Juneau. Alaska; KTKN,
Ketchikan, Alaska; KIBH, Seward, Alaska;
KIFW, Sitka, Alaska.
All Islands Radio Network
Station KGU, Honolulu, Hawaii
Manager William O. Paine
STATIONS
KGU, Honolulu; KTOH. Kauai; KMVI, Maui;
KIPA, Hilo.
Arizona Broadcasting
System
1101 No. Central Ave., Phoenix, Ariz.
Phone: Alpine 4-4161
Pres., Gen. Mgr Richard O. Lewis
Commercial Manager E. W. Harvey
BRANCH OFFICES
Box 2911, Tucson, Ariz.
Phone: Main 3-2555
President Clinton McKinnon
520 Main St., Safford, Ariz.
Phone: 15
General Manager Paul Merrill
Box 1677, Flagstaff, Ariz.
Phone: 946
Pres., Gen. Mgr Chas. Saunders
E. Gurley St., Prescott, Ariz.
Phone: 244
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Prei., Gen. Mar Harold Ritter
Box 373, Winslow, Ariz.
Phone: 1010
Gen. Mgr Chuck Mizner
Box 352, Yuma, Ariz.
Phone: Sunset 3-3305
Gen. Mgr M. R. Lower
Hwy. 60-70, Globe, Ariz.
Phone: 41
Mgr Willard Shoecraft
STATIONS
KVOA, Tuscon; KYUM, Yuma; KYCA, Pres-
cott; KWJB, Globe; KGLU. Safford; KCLS, Flag-
staff; KVNC, Winslow; KTAR. Phoenix, all
Arizona.
Arizona Network
840 N. Central Ave., Phoenix, Ariz.
Phone: ALpine 8-8181
Pres., Gen. Mgr John L. Hogg
Coram. Mgr James W. Ross
STATIONS
KTUC, Tucson; KSUN, Bisbee; KVNA, Flag-
staff; KVNC, Winslow; KAWT, Douglas;
KVOY, Yuma; KNOT, P*escott.
Arkansas Network
1001 Spring St., Little Rock, Ark.
General Manager T. K. Barton
Commercial Mgr Ernest Howard
STATIONS
Comprising KARK, Little Rock, and all other
stations in Arkansas.
Arrowhead Network
WEBC Bldg., Duluth 2, Minn.
Manager Walter C. Bridges
STATIONS
WEBC, Duluth, Minn.; WMFG, Hibbing,
Minn.; WHLB. Virginia, Minn.; WEAU, Eau
Claire, Wis.; WJMC. Rice Lake, Wis.; WISC,
Madison, Wis.
The Bart ell Group
Box 105, Madison 1, Wisconsin
Phone: CEdar 3-0733
President Gerald A. Bartell
Managing Dir Lee Bartell
Comm. Mgr Morton J. Wagner
STATIONS
WYDE, Birmingham, Ala.; KRUX, Phoenix,
Oriz.; KCBQ, San Diego, Calif.; WAKE. At-
lanta. Ga.; WILD, Boston, Mass.; WOKY. Mil-
waukee. Wis.
Bernard Country- Western
Group
730 Fifth Ave. (Suite 1901), New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-7242
President Charles "Chuck' Bernard
Asst. to President Rita Hughes
Sales Prom. Mgr Joseph Antelo
Art Director Leonard Kessler
BRANCH OFFICES
New Howard Hotel, 8 N. Howard St.
Baltimore 1, Md.
Phone: LE 9-1680
Exec, in Chg Miss L. Wentworth
601 Merchandise Mart, 2201 Grand Ave.
Kansas City 6, Mo.
Phone: BA 1-5175
Exec, in Chg Miss M. Marian
Room 624, 1000 Main St., Dallas, Texas
Phone: RI 2-3605
Exec, in Chg Stu Barondess
STATIONS
KVSM, San Francisco; KPIK, Colorado
Springs; KLAK, Denver; WARL. Washington,
D. C; WOOO, DeLand-Daytona Beach; WMIE,
Miami; WHBO, Tampa; KCKN, Kansas City;
WBMD, Baltimore; KEVE, Minneapolis-St. Paul;
KWEM, Memphis; KCUL, Fort Worth-Dallas;
KRCT, Houston; KSOP, Salt Lake City; WCMS,
Norfolk, Va.; WEXL. Detroit; WHFC, Chicago;
WQJK. Jacksonville; WPFA, Pensacola.
Blue Ridge Network
c/o WBAW, Seneca, S. C.
National Rep Hil F. Best
STATIONS
WBAW, WSNW, Seneca; WSSC, Sumter, all
South Carolina; WLFA, Lafayette, Ga.
Broadcast Advertising, Inc.
8 Newbury Street, Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: Kenmore 6-0854
President James Murley
Manager J. J. Manning
Program Director E. P. Gieringer
Merchandising Director F. P. Russell
STATIONS
"Ken & Carolyn's Kitchen" Pgm.
WGAN, Portland, Maine; WGUY, Bangor.
Maine; WHDH, Boston, Mass.; WTAG, Wor-
cester, Mass.; WSPR, Springfield, Mass.;
WHAY, Hartford, Conn.; WEAN, Providence.
R. i.
NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Avery-Knodel, Inc.
"The Marjorie Mills Hour" Pgm.
WVDA, Boston, Mass.; WAAB, Worcester,
Mass.; WCSH, Portland, Maine; WLBZ, Bangor,
Maine, WJAR, Providence, R. I.; WTIC, Hart-
ford, Conn.
NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Weed & Company
Kenyan Brown Stations
KWFT, Wichita Falls, Tex.; KLYN, Amarillo,
Tex.; KBYE, Oklahoma City, Okla.; KGLC, Mi-
ami. Okla.; KFEQ-AM-TV, St. Joseph, Mo.
Paul Bunyan Network
Paul Bunyon Bldg., Traverse City, Mich.
Phone: Windsor 7-7675
PERSONNEL
Pres., Gen. Mgr Les Biederman
Comm. Mgr Robert Detwiler
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WATT, Cadillac; WATZ. Alpena; WMBN.
Petoskey; WATC, Gaylord; WTCM, Traverse
City; WPBN-TV, Traverse City, all Mich.
Cactus State Network
President Jack Hawkins
National Rep Hil F. Best Co.
STATIONS
KIUN. Pecos; KRIG, Odessa; KCMR, -Mc
Carney; KVLF, Alpine, all Tex.
California Farm Network
Headquarters: 2223 Fulton St., Berkeley, Calif.
Phone: TH 3-9600
Manager Milton L. Levy
Radio Dir Bill Adams
KFI, Los Angeles; KFBK, Sacramento; KMJ,
Fresno; KERN, Bakersfield; KHUB, Watson-
ville; KXO, El Centro; KRE, Berkeley; KBEE,
Modesto; KATY, San Luis Obispo; KWG,
Stockton, all Calif.
California Northern Group
c/o Station KSYC, Yreka, Calif.
Phone: Victor 2-4158
President D. M. Comstock
STATIONS
KSYC, Yreka; KBLF, Red Bluff; KSUE, Su-
sanville; KRDG, Redding.
California Radio Network
3401 Russell St., Riverside, Calif.
Phone: OVerland 6-0260
Gen. Mgr Dale R. Peterson
STATIONS
KPRO Riverside; KREO Indio; KYOR Blythe;
KROP Brawler all Calif.
California Rural Network
111 N. LaCienega Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.
Exec, in Charge Arthur W. Chipman
STATIONS
KPAS, Banning; KBMX, Coalinga; KDAC,
Fort Bragg; KOCS, Ontario; KMOR, Oroville;
KAFP, Pealuma; KBLF, Red Bluff; KRNO, San
Bernardino; KROG, Sonora; KTKR, Taft; KTUR,
Turlock; KWSO, Wasco, all Calif.
California-Oregon TV Trio
Box 1021, Eureka, Calif.
Phone: Hillside 3-3123
President . . .William B. Smullin
Manager Donald H. Telford
STATIONS
KBES-TV, Medford, Ore.; KOTI-TV, Klamath
Falls, Ore.; KIEM-TV, Eureka, Calif.
Capital Radio Network
c/o Station WCEN, Mt. Pleasant, Mich.
General Manager Russell W. Holcomb
STATIONS
WCEN, Mt. Pleasant; WBRN, Big Rapids;
WFBC, Fremont, all Mich.
Cascade Broadcasting Co.
P.O. Box 702, Yakima, Washington
Phone: GLencourt 2-9111
President A. W. Talbot
General Manager Thomas C. Bostic
Gen. Sales Mgr Herchel R. Cory
Promotion Mgr Ed Morrissey
STATIONS
KLEW-TV. Lewiston, Idaho; KBAS-TV, Eph-
rata; KEPR, Kennewick-Pasco-Richland; KEPR-
TV, Pasco; KIMA, KIMA-TV, Yakima, all
Wash.
CBS Television Pacific
Network
1313 North Vine St., Los Angeles 28, Calif.
Phone: WEbster 8-3000
General Manager Clark B. George
Comm. Mgr Robert D. Wood
Prog. Director Donald M. Hine
Dir. Sis., Prom. & Pub Austin Hey wood
Ch. Eng Herbert W. Pangborn
STATIONS
KTVA, Anchorage, Alaska; KTVF, Fair-
banks, Alaska; KOOL-TV, Phoenix, Ariz.;
KOLO-TV, Tucson, Ariz.; KIVA, Yuma, Ariz.;
KBAK-TV, Bakersfield, Calif.; KHSL-TV, Chico,
Calif.; KIEM-TV, Eureka, Calif.; KFRE-TV,
Fresno, Calif.; KXNT, Los Angeles, Calif.;
KBET-TV, Sacramento, Calif.; KSBW-TV, Sa-
linas-Monterey, Calif.; KFMB-TV, San Diego,
Calif.; KPIX, San Francisco, Calif; KSBY-TV,
San Luis Obispo, Calif.; KKTV, Colorado
Springs, Colo.; KLZ-TV, Denver, Colo.; KREX-
TV, Grand Junction, Colo.; KGMB-TV, Hono-
lulu, Hawaii; KBOI, Boise, Idaho; KID-TV,
Idaho Falls, Idaho; KLIX-TV, Twin Falls,
Idaho; KLEW-TV, Lewiston, Idaho; KOOK-TV,
Billings, Mont.; KFBB-TV, Great Falls, Mont.;
KSMO-TV, Missoula, Mont.; KLAS-TV, Las
Vegas, Nev.; KOLO-TV, Reno, Nev.; KGGM-
TV, Albuquereque, N. M.; KBES-TV, Medford,
Ore.; KOTI-TV, Klamath Falls, Ore.; KOIN-
TV, Portland, Ore.; KROD-TV, El Paso, Tex.;
KVOS-TV, Bellingham, Wash.; KIRO-TV, Se-
attle, Wash.; KXLY-TV, Spokane, Wash.;
KIMA-TV, Yakima, Wash.; KEPR-TV, Pasco,
Wash.; KFBC-TV, Cheyenne, Wyo.; KSL-TV,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
CBS Radio Pacific Network
6121 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, California
Phone: Hollywood 9-1212
Gen. Manager Fred Ruegg
Commercial Mgr Maurie Webster
Sales Promotion Mgr Phil Hillman
Program Director Robert P. Sutton
Chief Engineer Ted Denton
Director of Press Info Lloyd Brownfield
BRANCH OFFICES
CBS Radio Spot Sales Offices: 485 Madison
Avenue, New York, N. Y., Phone: PL 1-2345.
Gordon F. Hayes, Gen. Sales Mgr.; Sheraton-
Palace Hotel, San Francisco, Calif., YU 2-7000.
Byron Nelson, Sales Mgr.; 932 Fisher Bldg.;
Detroit, Mich., TR 2-5500. Ralph H. Patt, Jr.,
Sales Mgr.; 630 N. McClurg Court, Chicago
11, 111., WH 4-6000, Thomas H. Peterson, Sales
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Mgr.; 805 Peachtree St. N.E., Atlanta 5, Ga.,
EL 0727, George Swearingen, Sales Mgr.;
Ninth & Sidney Sts., St. Louis 2. Mo.; PR
3-1120, Eugene R. Mgers, Sales Mgr.; Colum-
bia Square, Los Angeles28, HO 9-1212, Roland
McClure, Sales Mgr.
STATIONS
KNX, Los Angeles, Calif.; KCBS, San Fran-
cisco, Calif.; KFRE, Fresno, Calif.; KFMB, San
Diego, Calif.; KROY, Sacramento, Calif.;
KMBY, Monterey, Calif.; KCMJ, Palm Springs-
Calif.; KERN, Bakersfield, Calif.; KHUM.
Eureka, Calif.; KOIN, Portland, Ore.; KFIR.
North Bend, Ore.; KERG, Eugene, Ore.;
KFLW, Klamath Falls, Ore.; KYJC, Medford.
Ore.; KRNR, Roseburg, Ore.; KIRO, Seattle.
Wash.; KXLY, Spokane, Wash.; KEPR, Kenne-
wick. Wash.; KIMA, Yakima, Wash.; KOLO.
Reno, Nev.; KVCV, Redding, Calif.; KHSL,
Chico, Calif.
Col iiiiihi.i New England
Radio Network
c/o WEEI, 182 Tremont St., Boston 11, Mass,
Phone: HUbbard 2-2323
Gen. Mgr Thomas Y. Gorman
Comm. Mgr Robert Sinnett
National Rep CBS Radio Spot Sales
STATIONS
WEEI, Boston, Mass.; WTAG, Worcester;
WHYN, Springfield-Holyoke, Mass.; WDRC.
Hartford; WBRY, Waterbury, Conn.; WPRO,
Providence, R. I.; WKNE, Keene; WGIR, Man-
chester; WKXL, Concord, all N. H.; WGAN
Portland; WGUY, Bangor, both Maine; WCAX.
Burlington, Vt.
Colorado Network
P. O. Box 279, Montrose, Colo.
Phone: 599
Pres., Gen. Mgr George O. Cory
Net, Dir., Sales Mgr LeRoy Okerlund
Sales Coordinator Gerry Case
SALES OFFICE
1022 Midland Savings Bldg., Denver 2, Colo.
Phone: TAbor 5-2291
Net. Dir., Sales Mgr LeRoy Okerlund
STATIONS
KRAI, Craig, Colo.; KSLV, Monte Vista.
Colo.; KUBC, Montrose-Delta, Colo.; KVOD,
Denver, Colo.
The Connecticut State
Network
440 Meadow St., Waterbury, Conn.
Phone: PLaza 5-1121
President Samuel R. Elman
Vice-President Charles Bell
Directors Ed Waller.
Julian Schwartz, John Ellinger, Donald Las-
ser, Edward Taddie.
STATIONS
WATR, Waterbury; WHAY, New Britain;
WNHC, New Haven; WTOR, Torrington;
WSTC. Stamford; WNAB, Bridgeport; WICH.
Norwich.
Corinthian Broadcasting
Corporation
630 Fifth Avenue, New York 20. N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-0630
President C. Wrede Petersmeyer
Sec.-Treas Robert F. Bryan
Asst. to Pres Johnston F. Northrop
Dir. Programming Robert H. Salk
Dir. Research Charles H. Smith
Dir. Engineering George G. Jacobs
STATIONS
WISH-AM-TV, Indianapolis, Ind.; WANE-
AM-TV, Fort Wayne, Ind.; KOTV, Tulsa. Okla.;
KGUL-TV, Galveston, Tex.
James M. Cox Stations
WSB-AM-FM-TV Atlanta, WHIO-AM-FM-TV
Dayton, Ohio.
Crosley Broadcasting Corp.
140 W. Ninth St., Cincinnati 2, Ohio
Phone: CHerry 1-1822
Chrmn. of Board James D. Shouse
Pres., Gen. Mgr Robert E. Dunville
V.P., Television John T. Murphy
V.P.. Sales H. P. Lasker
BRANCH OFFICES
3 E. 54th St.. New York 22, N. Y., Phone
PLaza 1-5353, H. P. Lasker, V.P. Sales; 360
N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111., STate 2-6693,
H.Albrecht, V.P. Central Div.
STATIONS
WLW-A (TV), Atlanta, Ga.; WLW-I (TV).
Indianapolis, Ind.; WWL-T (TV). WLW (Radio).
Cincinnati; WLW-D (TV), Dayton; WLW-C (TV).
Columbus, all Ohio.
Dairyland Network
1410 Northwestern Bank Bldg.,
Minneapolis 2, Minn.
Phone: FEderal 8-5689
President H. W. Linder
STATIONS
KWLM. Willmar; KWNO. Winona; KMHL,
Marshall. Minn.; KTOE, Mankato, Minn.;
KDMA, Montevideo, Minn.; KLGR Redwood
Falls. Minn.; KFAM, St. Cloud. Minn.
Vic Diehm Assoc. Stations
WVDA Boston, WAZL-AM-FM Hazelton.
WIDE Biddeford, Maine; WHOL Allentown
Pa., WHLM Bloomsburg Pa.
Dixie Broadcasting System
P. O, Box 1008, Hattiesburg, Miss.
Phone: JUniper 3-1741
President Charles W. Holt
Gen. Mgr Bob Robinson
Commercial Mgr Bill Tyler
Program Director Connie Holt
Sales Prom. Mgr Carl Welch
. Chief Engineer Charles Sharpling
STATIONS
WHSY, Hattiesburg, Miss.; WNSL, Laurel,
Miss.; WHNY. McComb. Miss.; WHXY, Boga-
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lusa. La.; WARB, Covington, La.; WHHY,
Montgomery, Ala.
Dixie Network
Headquarters: Williams Blag.. Jackson, Tenn,
Phone: 7-9611
President A. B. Robinson
V. P., Gen. Mgr Jack Cecil
V. P., Chief Engineer James Thomas
WDXI Jackson; WENK Union City; WTPR
Paris; WDXE Lawrenceburg; WDXL Lexing-
ton; WDXN Clarkesville, all Tennessee;
WCMA Corinth. Miss.; WDXE Lawrenceberg
Tenn.; WDXL Lexington, Tenn.
Don Lee Broadcasting
1313 North Vine Street. Hollywood 28, Calif
Phone: HOllywood 2-2133
President Willet H. Browz
General Manager Norman Boggs
Sec.-Treas A. M. Quinn
Vice-Pres. Station Relations .... Norman Ostby
Program Dir Tony LaFrano
KHJ Sales Manager Terry Mann
Dir. Public Relations Bud Coulson
Promotion Director Robert Light
News & Special Events Les Mawhinney
Chief Engineer Robert Bullock
BRANCH OFFICES
1000 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, Calif..
Wendell Campbell, V.P.. Phone: PR 6-0500;
380 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y., James
McNamara, Eastern Sales Mgr., Phone: OX
7-3120; National Reps., H-R Representatives;
New York, Chicago, San Francisco.
STATIONS
KAFY, Bakersfield, Calif.; KXOC. Chica
Calif.; KXO, El Centro, Calif.; KIEM, Eureka,
Calif.; KYNO, Fresno, Calif.; KHJ, Los Angeles.
Calif.; KMYC, Marysville. Calif.; KYOS. Me?
ced, Calif.; KPRL, Paso Robles. Calif.; KXOA,
Sacramento, Calif.; KSBW, Salinas-Monterey.
Calif.; KFXM, San Bernardino, Calif.; KGB, San
Diego, Calif.; KFRC, San Francisco, Calif.;
KVEC, San Luis Obispo, Calif.; KTMS, Santa
Barbara, Calif.; KVEN, Ventura, Calif.; KCOK,
Tulare-Visalia, Calif.; KVNI, Coeur D'Alene,
Idaho; KRLC, Lewiston, Idaho; KWAL, Wal-
lace, Idaho; KATO, Reno, Nevada; KWIL.
Albany, Oregon; KWIN, Ashland, Oregon;
KAST, Astoria, Oregon; KBND, Bend, Oregon;
KOOS, Coos Bay, Oregon; KORE, Eugene.
Oregon; KUIN, Grants Pass, Oregon; KFJI,
Klamath Falls, Oregon; KPOJ, Portland.
Oregon; KRXL, Roseburg, Oregon; KSLM,
Salem, Oregon; KXRO. Alberdeen, Wash.;
KPUG, Bellingham, Wash.; KELA, Centralia-
Chelhalis, Wash.; KRKO, Everett, Wash.;
KWLK, Longview, Wash.; KGY, Olympic.
Wash.; KVI, Seattle-Taooma, Wash.; KNEW,
Spokane, Wash.; KUJ, Walla Walla, Wash.;
KWNW, Wenatchee, Wash.; KYAK, Yakima.
Wash,; KRDG, Redding, Calif.
ADDITIONAL GROUPS AVAILABLE: KOY,
Phoenix. Arizona; KTUC. Tucson. Arizona;
KSUN. Bisbee, Arizona; KYMA, Yuma, Ari-
zona; KVNA, Flagstaff, Arizona; CKWX, Van-
couver, Canada; KFAR, Fairbanks, Alaska;
KENI, Anchorage, Alaska; KJNO. Juneau,
Alaska; KABI, Ketchikan, Alaska; KPOA*
Honolulu, Hawaii; KILA. Hilo, Hawaii; KAWT.
Douglas, Arizona; KVNC, Winslow, Arizona.
National Representative
H-R Reps, N. Y. C, Chicago, San Francisco,
Atlanta, Houston. Dallas, New Orleans.
Downeast Network
c/o WPOR. Casco Bank Bldg., Portland, Me.
Phone: SPruce 3-8111
President Horace A. Hildreth
Gen. Manager Leon P. Gorman, Jr.
Commercial Mgr .William J. Mullen
BRANCH OFFICES
27 State St.. Bangor, Me., Phone: 6446, Lee
Gorman, Exec. V.P.; 489 Main St., Presque
Isle, Me.. Phone: 9-2481, Ted Coffin, Mgr.
STATIONS
WABI, Bangor; WABM, Houlton; WAGM,
Presque Isle; WIDE. Biddeford; WPOR. Port-
land, all Maine.
DuMont Broadcasting Corp.
205 E, 67 St.. N. Y., N. Y.
Phone: LE 5-1000
President Bernard L. Goodwin
Vice President Richard D. Buckley
V.P.. WABD Sales Bennet Korn
Treasurer Paul Raibourn
Asst. Treas R. L. Geismar
Secretary Arthur Israel
Sta. Mgr. WTTG James Bonfils
Dir. Pub. Rel David Yarnell
Dir. Advertising Kenneth Klein
Chief Engineer William D. Kelly
Gen. Counsel, Asst. Sec'y Robert Dreyer
Directors: Dr. Allen B. DuMont, Paul Raibourn,
Barney Balaban, Armand Erpf, Dr. Thomas T.
Goldsmith, Jr., Percy M. Stewart, Bernard Good-
win, Richard Buckley, Edwin Weisl, Col. Rob-
ert C. Jones.
DuMont Broadcasting Corporation owns and
operates radio station WNEW and TV stations
WABD, New York City, and WTTG, Wash-
ington, D. C, and the DuMont Tele-Centre in
New York.
East Coast Network
c/o WCDJ, Edonton, North Carolina
National Rep Interstate United
Newspapers, Inc.
STATIONS
WCDJ. Edonton; WMBL, Moorehead City;
WOOW, New Bern; WTAB, Tabor City;
WHED. Washington, N. C.
East Texas Network
205 Austin St., Center, Tex.
Phone: LYric 8-3305
Gen. Mgr Tom E. Foster
KRBA Lufkin; KDET Center; KSIJ Glade-
water; KOSF Nacogdoches; KTXJ Jasper;
KIVY Crockett; KNET Palestine; KEBE Jack
sonville; KWRD, Henderson; KOGT, Orange,
all Texas.
726
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Farm & Home Radio
Station KMMJ. Grand Island, Nebr.
Phone: DU 2-2800
President Don Searte
Exec. V.P Bill Martin
V.P., Sales Ken Titus
STATIONS
KFNF, Shenandoah, Iowa; KXXX, Colby.
Kans.; KMMJ, Grand Island. Nebr.
John E. Fetzer Stations
590 W. Maple St., Kalamazoo, Mich.
Phone: FI 5-2101
President John E. Fetzer
Vice President Carl E. Lee
WKZO-AM-TV Kalamazoo, KOLN TV Lincoln.
Neb.; WJEF AM-FM Grand Rapids; WMBD
AM Peoria 111
Five- Star Group
c/o Station WREN, Topeka, Kans.
Phone: Central 2-0505
President Max Falkenstien
Secy.-Treas Bob Pratt
STATIONS
KOAM, Pittsburg, Kans.; KWBB, Wichita.
Kans.; KVGB, Great Bend, Kans.; KGGF, Cof-
feyville, Kans.; and WREN, Topeka, Kans.
NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
George P. Hollingbery Co.
Flambeau Network
Station WLDY, Ladysmith, Wis.
President Charles H. Nelson
Secy.-Treas Harold R. Murphy
STATIONS
WLDY, Ladysmith; WIGM, Medford; WPFP,
Park Falls; WCHF, Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Florida Select List
WTRL Bradenton; WBRD Fort Lauderdale;
WGGG Gainesville; WJVB Jacksonville Beach;
WLBE Leesburg; WPLA Plant City; WKXY
Sarasota, all Florida.
Friendly Group
428 Market St., Steubenville, Ohio
Phone: ATlantic 2-6265
President Jack N. Berkman
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr John J. Laux
National Sales-TV Rod Gibson
National Sales-Radio Robert Troup
BRANCH OFFICES
52 Vanderbilt Ave., New York 17. N. Y.,
Phone: MU 3-6977, Rod Gibson, Exec, in
Charge; 211 Smithfield St.. Pittsburgh 22, Pa.,
Phone: GR 1-3288, William G. Rhodes. Exec,
in Charge.
STATIONS
KMLB-AM-FM, Monroe. La.; KODE-AM-TV,
Joplin, Mo.; WSTV-AM-FM-TV, Steubenville,
Ohio; WPIT, Pittsburgh, Pa.; WBOY-AM-TV.
Clarksburg, W. Va.; WPAR- AM-FM, Parkers-
burg, W. Va.
Theodore R. Gamble Stations
140 S.W. Columbia, Portland, Ore.
Phone: CA 8-3333
President Ted R. Gamble
Managing Dir., Comm, Mgr.. Harry Buckendahl
Program Dir Willard A. Mears
Publicity Director Robert McGill
Chief Engineer Louis S. Bookwalter
KOIN TV-AM-FM, Portland, Ore.
Gannett Stations
40 Franklin St., Rochester, New Yor
Phone: BAker 5-6740
Exec. Vice-President Paul Miller
Gen. Business Mgr L. N. Bitner
Managing Dir., Radio Group . . C. G. Delaney
STATIONS
WHEC AM TV, Rochester. N. Y.; WDAN AM
TV, Danville. 111.; WINR. Binghamton. N. Y. . .
Withers Gavin Stations
Threefoot Building. Meridian, Miss.
Phone: 2-7714
Pres. & Man Withers Gavin
STATIONS
WCOC-AM-TV, Meridian, Miss.; WJQS. Jack-
son, Miss.
Georgia Assn. of
Local Stations
Box 66, Atlanta, Ga.
Sales Director Tom Carr
STATIONS
Comprises 29 Georgia radio stations.
Georgia Major Market Trio
c/o WAGA. Atlanta, Ga.
National Rep The Katz Agency. Inc.
STATIONS
WAGA. Atlanta; WTOC. Savannah; WMAZ,
Macon.
Granite State Network
155 Front St., Manchester, N. H.
Phone: NAtional 4-4077
Treasurer William Rust, Jr.
Gen. Manager Ralph Gottlieb
Comm. Mgr '. Jack King
Pgm. Director Wm. Morrissey
Chief Engineer Albert Davis
BRANCH OFFICES
419 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
Phone: LI 2-6481
Exec, in Chg Harry Wheeler
477 Madison Ave., New York. N. Y.
Phone: PL 9-1810
Exec, in Chg Stephen Machcinskl
Prudential Plaza, Chicago 111.
Phone: MI 2-6190
Exec, in Chg William Reilly
317 N. 11th St.. St. Louis. Mo.
Phone: MA 1-15020
Exec, in Chg Jack Hetherigtoa
6331 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CaEi
Exec, in Chg William Wallac*
593 Market St.. San Francisco, Calif.
STATIONS
WKBR Manchester; WTSV. Claremont; and
WTSL, Hanover; WTSN, Dover; WMOU, Ber-
lin; WJWG, Conway, all in New Hampshire.
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Great Northern Bcstg. System
107 First Ave., N.W., Mandan. North Dakota
Phone: 3584
PERSONNEL
President M. M. Marget
Sec.-Treas M. J. Reichert
STATIONS
KVOX, Fargo-Moarehead, Minn.; KLPM.
Minot, N. D.; KOVC. Valley City. N. D.; KDLR,
Devils Lake, N. D.; KEYJ, Jamestown, N. D.;
KBOM, Mandan-Bismarck, N. D.; KBMW, Wah-
peton, N. D.
Great Plains Trio
c/o KDAV, Lubbock, Tex.
National Rep Broadcast Times Sales
STATIONS
KDAV, Lubbock; KPEP, San Angelo; KZIP,
Amarillo. Tex.
Great Western Network
130 Social Hall Ave., Salt Lake City 11. Utah
Phone: DA 2-5681
General Manager G. Bennett Larson
Comm. Mgr Del Leeson
STATIONS
KDYL, Salt Lake City; KIDO. Boise. Idaho?
KSEI. Pocatello, Idaho; KTFI, Twin Falls. Idaho;
KXLF, Butte. Mont.; KXLJ, Helena, KXLK, Great
Falls, Mont.; KXLL. Missoula, Mont.; KXLQ,
Bozeman, Mont.; KOOK, Billings. Mont.
NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES
Weed and Company
The Griffin Stations
Box 1618, Muskogee, Oklahoma
Phone: MU 7-6311
President James C. Leake
STATIONS
KATV, Pine Bluff, Ark.; KFPW, Little Rock,
Ark.; KTUL-AM-TV, Tulsa. Okla. Associated
with KWTV, Oklahoma City.
Hearst Stations
959 Eighth Ave.. New York 19. N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-7667
V.P.. Exec. Dir Charles McCabe
V.P., Gen. Mgr D. L. Provost
WBAL AM TV Baltimore; WISN AM TV Mil-
waukee; WCAE Pittsburgh; WTAE (TV). Mc-
Keesport, Pa. (50% ownership).
Imperial Broadcasting
System, Inc.
6331 Hollywood Blvd.. Hollywood 28. Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-6464
Pres,, Gen. Mgr Frank K. Danzig
V.P., Gen. Sis. Mgr A. Bartlett Ross. Jr.
Office Mgr Elaine Metzger
Chief Engineer James Gardner
STATIONS
KPRO, Riverside; KREO, India; KROP, Brow-
ley; KYOR, Blythe. Calif.
Inter mountain Network
146 S. Main St., Salt Lake City 1, Utah
Phone: Empire 4-3561
President.. Lynn L. Meyer
Exec. Vice-Pres Jack S. Paige
Eng. Director W. D'Orr Cozzens
Chairman of Board George C. Hatch
BRANCH OFFICE
5350 W. 20th Ave., Denver. Colo.
Phone: Belmont 7-2734
Vice Pres Kenneth E. Palmer
STATIONS
KIMN. Denver. Colo.; KGHF. Pueblo, Colo.;
KAFA, Colo. Springs. Colo.; KCRT, Trinidad,
Colo.; KBNZ, La Junta. Colo.; KLMR. Lamar.
Colo.; KGIW. Alamosa, Colo.; KVRH, Salida,
Colo.; KFKA, Greeley, Colo.; KRLN, Canon
City, Colo.; KWIK, Pocatello. Idaho; KIFI.
Idaho Falls, Idaho; KLIX, Twin Falls, Idaho;
KBAR. Burley, Idaho; KGEM, Boise, Idaho;
KBMY, Billings, Mont.; KATL, Miles City,
Mont.; KPRK, Livingston, Mont.; KOPR, Butte.
Mont.; KXLJ, Helena, Mont.; KXLO, Lewis-
town, Mont.; KOJM, Havre, Mont.; KMON,
Great Falls, Mont.; KGEZ, Kalispell, Mont.;
KBTK, Missoula, Mont.; KLCB, Libby, Mont.;
KNEB, Scottsbluff, Neb.; KSID, Sidney, Neb.;
KORK, Las Vegas, Nev.; KRLK, Elko. Nev.;
KTNM. Tucumcari. N. M.; KGFL. Roswell.
N. M.; KALG, Alamogordo. N. M.; KGRT, Las
Cruces. N. M.; KQUE, Albuquerque, N. M.;
KSET, El Paso. Texas; KALL, Salt Lake City.
Utah; KLO. Ogden. Utah; KOVO, Provo, Utah;
KVNU, Price, Utah; KSVC, Richfield, Utah;
KVEL. Vernal. Utah; KURA, Moab, Utah;
KLUK. Evanston, Wyo.; KVRS, Rock Springs.
Wyo.; KOVE, Lander. Wyo.; KVOC, Casper.
Wyo.; KWYO, Sheridan, Wyo.; KPOW, Pow-
ell. Wyo.; KFBC, Cheyenne, Wyo.; KWRL,
Riverton. Wyo.; KWOR. Worland. Wyo.;
KRTR, Thermopolis. Wyo.; KRAL, Rawlins.
Wyo.
Jefferson Standard
Broadcasting Company
1 Jefferson PI., Charlotte, N. C.
Phone: EDison 3-8833
President Joseph M. Bryan
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Charles Crutchfield
STATIONS
WBT, WBTV Charlotte, N. C; WBTW (TV)
Florence, S. C.
Knorr Broadcasting Group
15001 Michigan Ave., Dearborn, Mich.
Phone: Tiffany 6-8500
Pres., Gen. Mgr Fred A. Knorr
Comm Mgr John O. Gilbert, II
STATIONS
WKMH, Detroit; WSAM, Saginaw; WKHM.
Jackson; WKMF, Flint; WELL, Battle Creek, all
Mich.
The Linder Group
Box 393, Willmar, Minn.
Phone: BElmont 5-1340
President H. W. Linder
STATIONS
KLGR Redwood Falls. KMHL Marshall,
KWLM Willmar, KDMA Montevideo, KTOE
Mankato, all Minnesota.
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Lobster Network of Maine
212 Middle St., Portland, Maine
SPruce 5-2336
President Faust Couture
Gen. Mgr Melvin L. Stone
STATIONS
WLOB, Portland; WCOU, Lewiston; WFAU,
Augusta; WRUM, Rumford; WGHM, Water-
ville; WGUY, Bangor; WFST. Caribou; WSME,
Sanford, all Maine.
Long Radio Enterprises
P. O. Box 1391, Bay City, Mich.
Managing Director J. G. Long
STATIONS
KIOX, Bay City; KVIC, Victoria; KTLW,
Texas City, Tex.
Maine Broadcasting System
157 High St., Portland 3, Me.
Phone: SPruce 2-0181
Managing Dir William H. Rines
Manager Raymond Mercier
Technical Director Charles R. Brown
STATIONS
WCSH, Portland; WLBZ. Bangor; WRDO,
Augusta; WLAM, Lewiston, all Maine.
J. EIroy McCaw Stations
28 W. 44th St., New York 36, N. Y.
KORC Mineral Wells, Tex.; KTVW (TV)
Tacoma, Wash.; WINS New York; KELA Cen-
tralis Wash.; KALE Richland, Wash.; KYA
San Francisco, KONA (TV) Honolulu; KTVR,
Denver; KONA, Honolulu; KDAY, Santa
Monica, Calif.; KPOA, Honolulu; WTAC, Flint,
Mich.; WFBL, Syracuse, N. Y.
MeClatchy Beeline Stations
21st & Q, Sacramento 4, Calif.
Phone: Gilbert 2-5011
President Eleanor MeClatchy
Dir. of Sales Keith Collins
STATIONS
KFBK, Sacramento; KERN, Bakersfield;
KBEE, Modesto; KMJ-AM-TV, Fresno, all Calif.;
KOH. Reno, Nev.
Meredith Station Group
17th & Locust Sts., Des Moines, Iowa
Phone: ATlantic 8-8511
President Fred Bohen
Vice Pr»as E. T. Meredith
Treas., Radio-TV Dir Payson Hall
Asst. Dir. Radio-TV C. A. Larson
KCMO AM FM TV Kansas City, KPHO
AM TV Phoenix, Ariz., WOW AM TV
Omaha, WHEN AM TV Syracuse.
Michigan-Indiana-Ohio
Group
700 Buhl Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 2-0220
STATIONS
WBBC, Flint; WSGW, Saginaw; WIBM,
Jackson, all Mich.; WJVA, South Bend; WIOU,
Kokomo, both Ind.; WTOD, Toledo, Ohio.
Midnight Sun Broadcasting
Co.
c/o KFAR, Fairbanks, Alaska
Comprises KFAR, Fairbanks; KENI, Anchor-
age; KINO, Juneau; KABI, Ketchikan, all
Alaska.
The Mid-South Network
WCBI, Columbus, Mississippi
Phone: Fairfax 8-7271
General Manager Bob McRaney
STATIONS
WCBI, Columbus; WELO, Tupelo; WMOX-
Meridian; WROX, Clarksdale; WNAG, Grena-
da; WROB, West Point; WAMY, Amory, all
Mississippi.
Miracle Valley Radio
Network
Station WETZ, New Martinsville, W. Va.
Executive John T. Taylor
STATIONS
WMOD, Moundsville; WETZ, New Martins-
ville; WCEF, Parkersburg, all W. Va.
Montana Metropolitan
Markets Group
146 S. Main St., Salt Lake City, Utah
Sales Manager Lynn L. Meyer
STATIONS
KBMY, Billings; KMON, Great Falls; KOPR.
Butte. Mont.
National Negro Network, Inc.
203 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago 1. 111.
STATIONS
WBCO, Birmingham; WMOZ, Mobile; WRMA,
Montgomery, Ala.; KGHI, Little Rock, Ark.;
KWKW, Pasadena; KSAN, San Francisco.
Calif.; WOOK, Washington, D. C; WOBK.
Jacksonville; WMBM, Miami Beach; WEBK.
Tampa, Fla; WERD, Atlanta; WAUG. Augus-
ta; WPNK. Columbus; WJIV, Savannah, Go.;
WGES, Chicago; WLOU, Louisville, Ky.;
WMRY. New Orleans; KENT, Shreveport;
WSID, Baltimore; WBMS, Boston; WJLB, De-
troit; WRBC, Jackson, Miss.; KPRS, Kansas
City; KATZ, St. Louis, Mo.; WLIB, New York,
N. Y.; WGIV, Charlotte; WAAA, Winston-
Salem, N. C; WON, Cincinnati; WJMO, Cleve-
land; KBYE, Oklahoma City; WHAT, Philadel-
phia; WILY, Pittsburgh; WPAL, Charleston;
WCOS, Columbia; WESC, Greenville, S. C;
WMFS. Chattanooga; WIVK. Knoxville; WDIA,
Memphis; WSOK, Nashville, Tenn.; KWBC,
Dallas-Ft. Worth; KCOH. Houston; WRAP.
Norfolk; WANT. Richmond. Va.
National Saturation Group
c/o Station WABC, New York, N. Y.
National Rep John Blair & Co.
STATIONS
WABC, New York City; WHDH. Boston,
Mass.; WFIL, Philadelphia. Pa.; WTRY,
Albany-Troy-Schenectady, N. Y.; WNBF, Bing-
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hamton. N. Y.; WPRO, Providence, R. I.; WFBR, \cw Jersey Network
Baltimore, Md.; WWSW, Pittsburgh. Pa.; Station WVNJ. Newark. N. J.
WWDC. Washington, D. C; WWVA. Wheel- National Rep Broadcast Time Sales
ing. W. Va.; WXYZ, Detroit, Mich.; KFYR, Bis- STATIONS
marck, N. D.; WIBC, Indianapolis, Ind.; WCPO. WVNJ, Newark; WTNJ, Trenton; WCAM.
Cincinnati. Ohio; WHB, Kansas City, Mo.; Camden; WLDB, Atlantic City, N. J.
WBNS, Columbus, Ohio; KXOK. St. Louis, Mo.; mT - ~ ,*— c^-«^sAM«
KFH, Wichita, Kans.; WNOX. Knoxville. Tenn.; North i O...I | r> Stations
WMC, Memphis, Tenn.; WQAM, Miami, Fla.; of Vermont
WDSU, New Orleans, La.; WSM. Nashville, Concord Ave., St. Johnsbury. Vt.
Tenn.; WAPI, Birmingham, Ala.; WDBO, Or- General Manager E. Dean Finney
lando. Fla.; WKLO, Louisville, Ky.; WSAV, Assistant Manager Donald Thurston
Savannah, Ga.; WJAX, Jacksonville, Fla.; STATIONS
WRR, Dallas-Forth Worth, Tex.; WFLA, Tampa- WTWN, St. Johnsbury; WIKE, Newport;
St. Petersburg, Fla.; KLYN, Amarillo, Tex.; WNIX, Springfield, Vt.
Tex.; WOW, Omaha, Neb.; KRMG, Tulsa. T*r**»«*l. *»■•»• UTaot I .»<>!•. ■.<!
KWFT, Wichita Falls. Tex.; KTRH. Houston, Northern New England
Okla.; KIDO, Boise, Idaho; KFXM, San Ber- NetWOrK, Inc.
nardino, Calif.; KFRE, Fresno, Calif.; KOY 17 Dunbar St.. Keene, N. H.
Phoenix, Ariz.; KGDM, Stockton, Calif.; KGW, Phone: Elmwood 2-9230
Porltand, Oreg.; KING, Seattle, Wash.; KGO, Executive Frank B. Estes
San Francisco. National Rep Richard O'Connell
STATIONS
National Spanish Language WKNE, Keene; WGIR, Manchester; WWNH.
Network Rochester. N. H.
Station KWKW, Pasadena, Calif. QJ£ GrOUP
PERSONNEL (KWKW) Headquarters: 505 Baronne SU New Orleans.
President Marshall S. Neal Phone* TU 5363
General Mar William J. Beaton president '. Jules J. Paglin
Commercial Mgr Dan Curtin ^ yp Gen Mgr Stanley Ray Jf>
YpnvmB T aiAU^& WBOK New Orleans; KYOK Houston;
XEO-XEOR, Lower River-Grand Valley; vnrw t„i. ri,«!M. wvrnr r„w, »„„„-.
KIWW. San Antonio; XEJ, El Paso; KTXN. £J°* ^ ? Spv ^ Baton Rouge;
Austin; KLVL. Houston all Texas; KIFN. WLOK' Memphis; KOPY Ahce. Texas.
Phoenix; KEVT. Tucson, both Ariz.; KABQ, Oklahoma Big FlVO Network
Albuquerque. N. M.; KWKW. Pasadena; Station KSWO. Lawton. Okla.
XEXX, San Diego; KGST, Fresno; KED, Ca- President Leo R. Morris
lexico, all Calif. National Rep John E. Pearson Co.
STATIONS
Nevada Network KOCY 0klahoma City; KFMJ, Tulsa; KCrc.
Station KORK, Las Vegas, Nev. Enid; KSWO, Lawton; KMUS, Muskogee;
Executive Harry Huey KSEO Duranl; KSIW, Woodward; KWHW,
National Rep John E. Pearson Co. Altus. KNED, McAlester; WBBZ, Ponca City.
STATIONS
KORK, Las Vegas; KOLO, Reno; KPTL, Car- The Oregon Trail Network
son City; KELY, Ely; KWNA. Winnemucca, c/o Sta. KBKR, Baker. Oregon
Nev. PERSONNEL
General Manager Gordon Capps
New England Regional stations
Network KSRV. Ontario. Ore.; KBKR. Baker, Ore.;
Station WTIC, Hartford, Conn. KLBM' LaGrande- °re-
Phone: jAckson 5-0801 Ozark Network
Chairman CT»TT^MCPaUl W' Morency Station KICK, Springfield, Mo.
«rn,r^ tt , j «rrV» « -j „^o„ General Manager Richard Bradley
WTIC, Hartford; WJAR, Providence; WCSH, STATIONS
Portland; WLBZ. Bangor; WRDO. Augusta. KICK Springfield. KBTN. Neosho; KRMO.
Me* Monett; KWPM, West Plains; KALM, Thayer;
Newhouse Newspaper KLRS, Mountain Grove, KBHM, Branson, Mo.;
Stations KMDO. Fort Scott, Kans.
224 Harrison St., Syracuse, n. y. Personality Stations
Phone: 3-7111 WJLS Bldg., Beckley, W. Va.
WSYR AM TV Syracuse. WTPA Harrisburg, President Joe L. Smith, Jr.
KOIN AM TV Porltand. Ore.; WABT. WAPI, STATIONS
Birmingham, Ala.; WHBS, HuntsviUe, Ala.; WKNA, Charleston; WJLS, Beckley; WKWK
KWK AM TV, St. Louis, Mo. Wheeling, W. Va.
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6540 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 3-3205
President John H. Poole
Gen. Mgr David T. Harris
KBIG Avalon, KBIF, Fresno, Calif.
Quality Radio Group
Headquarters: 630 Fifth Ave.,
New York City.
Phone: PL 1-0116
President Ward Quaal
Vice-President W. H. Summerville
Secretary-Treasurer William D. Wagner
KOB Albuquerque; WSB Atlanta; WBZ
WBZA Boston-Springfield; WBT Charlotte;
WGN Chicago; WLW Cincinnati; WFAA
Dallas; WHO Des Moines; WBAP Fort Worth;
KPRC Houston; KCMO Kansas City; WSM
Nashville; WWL New Orleans; WOR New
York; WOW Omaha; WCAU Philadelphia;
KDKA Pittsburgh; KEX Portland, Ore.; WRVA
Richmond; KSL Salt Lake City; WOAI San An-
tonio; KIRO Seattle; KVOO Tulsa (all stock-
holder stations).
The Rahall Group
Box 689, Allen town. Pa.
Phone: HEmlock 3-3166
President Joe Rahall
General Manager Ogden R. Davies
STATIONS
WKAP, Allentown. Pa.; WFEA. Manchester.
N. H.; WTSP, St. Petersburg, Ha.; WWNR,
Beckley, W. Va.; WNAR. Norristown, Pa.
RKO Teleradio Pictures, Inc.
(General Teleradio Div.)
1440 Broadway, New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 4-8000
Pres., Board Chrmn., Treas.. .Thomas F. O'Neil
Vice-Presidents Willet H. Brown.
Gordon Gray, George N. Steffy, Norman S.
Knight, Robert Leder, John B. Poor, Robert
Manby, Arnold Kaufman. Walter Branson.
Wendell B. Campbell, William Dozier, Ray-
mond Klune, Edward L. Walton
Asst. Secretary Patrick J. Winkler
STATIONS
WNAC AM FM TV, Boston; KHJ AM FM TV.
Los Angeles; KFRC San Francisco; WOR AM
FM TV. New York; WHBQ AM TV Memphis;
CKLW-TV, Detroit-Windsor. Also owns and
operates Don Lee & Yankee Networks.
Rhode Island Coastal Group
c/o WADK, Newport, R. I.
National Rep Walker Representation Co.
STATIONS
WADK, Newport; WERI, Westerly, R. I.
Rollins Rroadcasting, Inc.
414 French St., Wilmington 1, DeL
Phone: OLympia 4-8881
President O. Wayne Rollins
Dir. of Sales Albert R. Lanphear
Dir. Public Rel Tim Crow
BRANCH OFFICES
565 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: OX 7-7040
National Sales Graeme Zimmer
6205 S. Cottage Grove, Chicago, HI.
Phone: NO 7-4124
Midwest Sales Wm. Smith
Arcade Bldg., St. Louis. Mo.
Phone: CH 1-6000
Midwest Sales Robt. Hetherington
STATIONS
WJWL. Georgetown, Del.; WAMS. Wilming-
ton, Del.; WBEE, Chicago, 111.; WGEE. Indi-
anapolis, Ind.; KATZ, St. Louis, Mo.; WNJR,
Newark, N. J.; WPTZ-TV, Plattsburgh, N. Y.;
WRAP, Norfolk. Va.
Rounsaville Radio Stations
Network
3165 Mathieson Dr., N.E., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: CEdar 3-2195
Pres., Gen. Mgr Robert W. Rounsaville
Commercial Mgr Lee R. Smith
Chief Engineer Paul Cram
BRANCH OFFICES
301 Beekman St., Cincinnati, Ohio
Phone: MU 1-7600
Station Mgr Ralph Johnson
2549 S. Third St., Louisville, Ky.
Phone: ME 7-3689
Station Mgr Art Selley
400 Davidson St., Nashville, Tenn.
Phone: CH 2-0489
Vice-President William Wagner
3165 Mathieson Dr., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: CE 3-2195
Station Mgr John Fulton
1036 Mary St., Jacksonville, Fla.
Phone: EX 8-3411
Station Manager Carter Jones
Washington Blvd., Tampa. Fla.
Phone: TAmpa 4-1109
Station Mgr Joe Starr
McArthur Causeway. Miami Beach, Fla.
Station Mgr Arnold Kaufman
WQXL WQXI-TV Atlanta. Ga.; WLOU,
WQXL-TV Louisville, Ky.; WCIN, WQXN-TV
Cincinnati, Ohio; WMBM Miami Beach, Flac
WIOK, Tampa. Fla.; WSOK, Nashville. Tenn.;
WOBS. Jacksonville. Fla.
Rural Radio Network
Terrace Hill. Ithaca. N. Y.
Phone: 4-6357
PERSONNEL
Pres R. B. Gervan
V.P.. Net. Mgr H. S. Brown
STATIONS
WRRE-FM. Bristol Center; WRRC-FM. Cherry
Valley; WRRD-FM, DeRuyter; WRRA-FM.
Ithaca; WFLY-FM. Troy; WRRL-FM, Weathers-
field; WNBF, Binghamton; WKBW, Buffalo;
WELM, Elmira; WWHG, Hornell; WHCU,
Ithaca; WJTN, Jamestown; WMSA. Massena;
WACK, Newark; WHLD-AM-FM. Niagara
Falls; WHDL-AM-FM, Olean; WEAV. Platts-
burgh; WVET, Rochester; WGY, Schenectady;
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WHEN. Syracuse; WRUN, Utica; WDLA, Wal-
ton; WWNY, Watertown, all New York;
WEJL, Scranton, Pa.
Scripps Howard Group
1121 Union Central Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio
Phone: MAin 1-1811
President Jack R. Howard
WEWS Cleveland, WCPO AM-FM-TV Cin-
cinnati, WNOX Knoxville; WMC, WMCI-TV,
Memphis.
Sooner State Network
Box 1588, Muskogee, Okla.
Phone: MU 2-2488
President George Overton
STATIONS
KCRC, Enid; WBBZ, Ponca City; KMUS,
Muskogee; KNED, McAlester; KSEO, Durant;
KSWO, Lawton; KWHW. Altus; KOCY, Okla-
homa City; KSIW, Woodward; KASA, Elk
City, all Oklahoma.
Southeastern Key Market
Network
P.O. Box 634, Florence, Alabama
Phone: AT 2-7711
President Richard B. Biddle
General Manager Bill Mapes
STATIONS
ALABAMA: WAVU, Albertville; WRFS,
Alexander City; WCTA, Andalusia; WHMA,
Anniston; WJMW, Athens; WATM, Atmore;
WAUD, Auburn; WYDE, Birmingham; WEBJ.
Brewton; WRAG, Carrollton; WKLF, Clanton;
WFMH, Cullman; WHOS, Decatur; WXAL,
Demopolis; WAGF, Dothan; WIRB, Enterprise;
WULA, Eufaula; WWWF, Fayette; WTCB,
Flomaton; WOWL, Florence; WZOB, Fort
Payne; WHEP, Foley; WGAD, Gadsden;
WGEA, Geneva; WGYV, Greenville; WGSV,
Guntersville; WJBB, Haleyville; WERH, Ham-
ilton; WBHP, Huntsville; WPBB, Jackson;
WWWB, Jasper; WRLD, Lanett; WJAM, Mar-
ion; WABB, Mobile; WMFC. Monroeville;
WAPX, Montgomery; WCRL, Oneonta; WJHO,
Opelika; WAMI, Opp; WOZK; Ozark; WFHK,
Pell City; WPNX, Phenix City; WPID, Pied-
mont; WELR. Roanoke; WWWR, Russelville;
WCRI, Scottsboro; WHBB, Selma; WMLS, Syla-
cauga; WHTB, Talladega; WJDB, Thomasville;
WTBF, Troy; WTBC, Tuscaloosa; WTUS. Tus-
kegee; WETU, Wetumpka.
ARKANSAS: KBBA, Benton; KAGH, Crosse tt;
KXJK, Forrest City; KFFA. Helena; KBLO, Hot
Springs; KVSA, McGhee; KVMA, Magnolia;
KENA, Mena; KHBM, Monticello; KVOM, Mor-
rilton; KOSE, Osceola; KAMO, Rogers; KWAK,
Stuttgart; KTFS, Texarkana; KRLW, Walnut
Ridge; KWRF, Warren.
FLORIDA: WBAR, Bartow; WTRL, Braden-
ton; WONU, Crestview; WDCF, Dade City;
WDAT, Daytona; WFNM, De Funiak Springs;
WMEG, Eau Gallie; WLCO, Eustis; WFBF,
Fernandina Beach; WINK, Fort Myers; WARN,
Fort Pierce; WFTW, Fort Walton; WGGG,
Gainesville; WQIK. Jacksonville; WZRO, Jack-
sonville Beach; WRWB. Kissimmee; WDSR.
Lake City; WNER, Live Oak; WMMB, Met
bourne; WSBB, New Smyrna Beach; WMOP
Ocala; WKIS-WORZ, Orlando; WWPF, Pa
latka; WPFA, Pensacola; WPRY, Perry;
WCNH, Quincy; WTRR, Sanford; WKXY, Sara
sota; WJCM, Sebring; WSTN, St. Augustina;
WRGR, Starke; WMEN, Tallahassee; WALT,
Tampa; WNTM, Vero Beach; WIRK. West
Palm Beach; WSIR, Winter Haven.
GEORGIA: WAAG, Adel; WJAZ, Albany;
WDEC, Americus; WRFC, Athens; WAOK, At
lanta; WAUG, Augusta; WMGR, Bainbridge;
WMOG. Brunswick; WCGA, Calhoun; WCLB,
Camilla; WLBB, Carrollton; WPNX, Colum-
bus; WCON, Cornelia; WGFS, Covington;
WRCD, Dalton; WEAS, Decatur; WMLT, Dub-
lin; WTJH, East Point; WEHB, Fitzgerald;
WDUN, Gainesville; WKEU. Griffin; WCEH,
Hawkinsville; WBGR, Jesup; WLFA, Lafay-
ette; WTRP, LaGrange; WIBB, Macon; WMGE,
Madison; WBIE, Marietta; WMVG, Milledge-
ville; WMRE, Monroe; WMTM, Moultrie;
WBBN, Perry; WLAQ, Rome; WSNT, Sanders-
ville; WFRP, Savannah; WWNS, Statesboro;
WSYL, Sylvania; WKTG, Thomasville; WTWA,
Thomson; WLET, Toccoa; WJEM, Valdosta;
WRPB, Warner Robins; WACL, Waycross;
WBRO, Waynesboro; WRLD, West Point.
KENTUCKY: WFLW, Monticello.
LOUISIANA: KTRY, Bastrop; WCLS. Baton
Rouge; WHXY, Bogalusa; WARB, Covington;
KSIG, Crowley; KDLA, De Ridder; KEUN,
Eunice; KFNV, Ferriday; KLFT, Golden
Meadow; KDBC, Mansfield; KNOC, Natchi-
toches; KREH, Oakdale; KRUS, Ruston; KVPI,
Ville Platte; KVCL, Winnfield.
NORTH CAROLINA: WABZ, Albemarle;
WGWR, Asheboro; WCGC, Belmont; WPNF,
Brevard; WBBB. Burlington; WWIT, Canton;
WEGO, Concord; WCKB, Dunn; WTIK, Dur-
ham; WCDJ, Edenton; WIFM, Elkin; WBBO,
Forest City; WFVG, Fuquay Springs; WLTC,
Gastonia; WKDX. Hamlet; WHKP, Henderson-
ville; WKMT, Kings Mountain; WAGR, Lum-
berton; WMBL, Morehead; WNNC, Newton;
WMSN, Raleigh; WREV, Reidsville; WAYN,
Rockingham; WSAT, Salisbury; WEYE, San-
ford; WTAB, Tabor City; WADE, Wadesboro;
WLSE, Wallace; WHCC, Waynesville; WENC,
Whitesville.
SOUTH CAROLINA: WABV, Abbeville;
WAKN, Aiken; WANS, Anderson; WBAW,
Barnwell; WBEU, Beaufort; WHPB, Belton;
WAGS. Bishop ville; WHAN, Charleston;
WGCD, Chester; WPFD, Darlington; WDSC,
Dillon; WELP, Easley; WFIS, Fountain Inn;
WGTN, Georgetown; WHSC, Hartsville;
WDKD, Kingstree; WLCM, Lancaster; WJAY.
Mullins; WMYB. Myrtle Beach; WTND,
Orangeburg; WTYC, Rock Hill; WSNW.
Seneca; WJAN, Spartenburg; WSSC, Sumpter;
WBCU, Union; WALD, Walterboro; WCYL,
York.
TENNESSEE: WLAR, Athens; WMFS, Chat-
tanooga; WKRM, Columbia; WKBL, Coving-
ton; WDKN, Dickson; WDSG, Dyersburg;
732
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WCPH, Ettowah; WAGG, Franklin; WIRJ,
Humboldt; WKGN, Knoxville; WLAF. LaFol-
lette; WHDM, McKenzie; WJJM, Lewisburg;
WHER. Memphis; WKBJ, Milan; WCRK. Mor-
ristown; WGNS, Murfreesboro; WMAK. Nash-
ville; WKSR, Pulaski; WRGS. Rogersville;
WORM, Savannah; WHAL, Shelbysville;
WEPG, South Pittsburg; WJIG, Tullahoma;
WCDT, Winchester.
TEXAS: KREL, Baytown.
Southern Michigan Network
c/o WTVB, Coldwater, Mich.
General Manager James B. Luck
STATIONS
WTVB. Coldwater; WSBE, Hillsdale; WSTR.
Sturgis, Mich.
Southern Minnesota Network
c/o KYSM, Mankato, Minn.
National Rep Robert Meeker
STATIONS
KYSM, Mankato; KROC, Rochester; KATE.
Albert Lee. Minn.
Southwest Network, Inc.
Box 1799, El Paso, Tex.
Phone: KEystone 2-6551
President Dorrance D. Roderick
Gen. Mgr Val Lawrence
Comm. Mgr Tom Wiseheart
STATIONS
KROD, El Paso, Tex.; KAVE, Carlsbad;
KWEW. Hobbs; KGFL, Roswell; KSIL, Silver
City, New Mex.
Speidel-Fisher Broadcasting
Group
WOOK. Greenville. S. C.
National Rep Walker Representation Co.
STATIONS
WOOK. Greenville; WOIC. Columbia;
WPAL, Charleston, S. C.
Steinman Stations
8 W. King St., Lancaster, Pa.
Phone: EXpress 7-5251
PERSONNEL
Gen. Mgr Clair R. McCollough
STATIONS
WDEL-AM-FM, Wilmington, Del.; WORK.
York, Pa.; WKBO, Harrisburg, Pa.; WGAL-
AM-FM-TV, Lancaster, Pa.; WLEV-TV, Bethle.
hem, Allentown, Easton, Pa.; WEST-AM-FM,
Easton, Pa.; WRAW, Reading, Pa.; WRAK,
Wiliamsport.
Storer Broadcasting Co.
1177 Kane Concourse, Miami Beach, Fla.
Phone: UNion 6-0211
Chrmn., President George B. Storer
Senior Vice Pres J. Harold Ryan
Exec. Vice Pres Lee B. Wodles
Vice Pres. Ops Stanton P. Kettler
Treasurer Harry A. Steensen
V.P., Secretary John McCoy
V.P. Eng Glenn Boundy
V.P. Radio Ops William E. Rine
V.P. TV Ops George B. Storer, Jr.
V.P.. Natl. Pgm. Dir Ewald Kockritz
V.P. Eng G. Boundy
V.P. Advertising & Sis. Prom. . . A. C. Schof ield
Asst Secretary Bertha C. Prestler
BRANCH OFFICES
625 Madison Ave.. New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-3940
Nat. Sales Dir Maurice E. McMurray
Merchandising Mgr James P. Storer
230 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
Radio Sales Mgr Robert M. Flanigan
TV Sales Mgr Floyde E. Beaston
111 Sutter Bldg.. San Francisco, Calif.
V.P., Sales Gayle V. Grubb
STATIONS
WJBK AM-FM-TV, Detroit; WSPD-AM-FM-
TV, Toledo; WAGA-AM-FM-TV, Atlanta;
WJW and WJW TV Cleveland; WWVA AM
FM, Wheeling, W. Va.; WGBS. Miami, Fla.;
WIBG, Philadelphia; WVUE, Wilmington, Del.
The Storz Stations
800 Kilpatrick Bldg., Omaha 3. Nebr.
Phone: ATlantic 2228
President Todd Storz
Gen. Counsel Herbert Polgof f
Nat. Prog. Dir William Stewart
Dir., Engineering Robert Tilton
Branch Offices
Builders Exchange Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
Phone: FEderal 5-2271
Gen. Mgr. Jack Thayer
Pickwick Hotel Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.
Phone: BAltimom 1-8300
V.P.. Gen. Mgr George Armstrong
624 Canal St., New Orleans, La.
Phone: MAgnolia 3562
V.P., G.M Fred Berthelson
Du Pont Bldg., Miami, Fla.
Phone: FRanklin 4-6121
Gen. Mgr Jack Sandler
STATIONS
WDGY, Minneapolis, Minn.; WHB. Kansas
City, Mo.; WTIX, New Orleans. La.; WQAM,
Miami, Fla.
Tallcorn Network
Suite 432, Des Moines Bldg., Des Moines, Iowa
Pres Wm. P. White, KFJB
V.P Glen Stanley, KBOE
V.P Bernie Jacobson, KROS
National Rep John E. Pearson Co.
STATIONS
KROS, Clinton; KSIB. Creston; KDTH„, Du-
buque; KVFD, Fort Dodge; KFJB, Marshall-
town; KWPC, Muscatine; KICD, Spencer;
KCIM, Carroll; KOEL, Oelwein; KBOE, Osca-
loosa; KASI, Ames; KOKX, Keokuk; KXIC,
Iowa City.
Texas Broadcasting System
Herald Square, Dallas, Tex.
Phone: RI 2-6811
General Manager Clyde W. Ren\bert
733
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KRLD, Dallas; KENS, San Antonio; KTRH.
Houston, Texas.
Texas Spanish Language
Network
518 W. Houston St., San Antonio 5, Tex.
Phone: CApitol 6-5254
Pres Robert N. Pinkerton, KIWW
National Rep National Time Sales, Inc.
STATIONS
XEJ, Juarez (El Paso); KIWW, San Antonio;
KTXN. Austin; XEO, Brownsville; XEOR. Mc-
Allen, Tex.
Texas State Network
4801 W. Freeway, Fort Worth 1, Tex.
Phone: PErshing 7-6631
President & Gen. Mgr Gene L. Cagle
Vice-President Charles B. Jordan
Asst. Gen. Mgr Stan Wilson
STATIONS
Basic: KFJZ, Fort Worth; KRBC, Abilene;
KGKL, San Angelo; KBST, Big Spring; KCRS,
Midland; WRR, Dallas; KCMC. Texarkana;
WACO, Waco; KFRO, Longview; KNOW,
Austin; KTBB, Tyler, all Texas.
Supplemental: KRRV. Sherman; KPLT, Paris;
KENS, San Antonio; KBWD, Brownwood;
KTRH. Houston; KFDA, Amarillo; KRIO, Mc-
Allen; KGVL. Greenville, all Texas.
TLF Broadcasters, Inc.
(wholly owned subsidiary of Time, Inc.)
9 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: JU 6-1212
V.P. (Time, Inc.).
Best. Ops Weston C Pullen, Jr.
Coordinator, Best. Ops Ole G. Morby
STATIONS
KDYL. KTVT, Salt Lake City, Utah; KLZ-
AM-TV, Denver, Colo.; WOOD-AM-TV, Grand
Rapids, Mich.; WFBM-AM-TV, Indianapolis,
Ind.; WTCN-AM-TV, Minneapolis, Minn.
Tobacco Network, Inc.
516 S. Salisbury St., Raleigh, N. C.
Phone: TEmple 2-8885
President Vassie G. Balkcum
Vice-President Jack P. Hankins
Secretary-Treasurer Bill Currie
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Kenneth C. Willson
Office Mgr Nina Livingston
STATIONS
WFNC. Fayetteville; WRAL, Raleigh;
WHIT, New Bern; WTIK, Durham; WGNI,
Wilmington; WCEC, Rocky Mount, N. C;
WGBR. Goldsboro, N. C; WELS. Kinston,
N. C; WRCS. Ahoskie, N. C; WFMO, Fair-
mont, N. C.
Triangle Publications, Inc.
Radio & TV Division
46th & Market Sts.. Philadelphia 39. Pa.
Phone: EVergreen 2-4700
V.P., Gen. Mgr Roger W. Clipp
Exec. Asst. to Gen. Mgr David J. Bennett
Dir. of Natl. Sales Edward H. Benedict
Dir. Public Rel., Pgmng John D. Scheuer
Dir. of Engineering Henry E. Rhea
Business Mgr John C. Harlan
Research Mgr Richard W. Gideon
STATIONS
WFIL-AM-FM-TV. Philadelphia; WNBF-AM-
FM-TV, Binghamton. N. Y.; WFBG-AM-TV. Al-
toona. Pa.; WNHC-AM-FM-TV. New Haven.
Conn.; WLBR-TV, Lebanon, Pa.; WHGB (Vz
interest), Harrisburg, Pa.
Tri-Mart Radio Network
P. O. Box 631, Saliem, Ore.
Phone: EM 4-8433
Sales Manager Dave Hoss
STATIONS
KSLM, Salem; KFLY, Corvallis; KORE,
Eugene, Ore.
Tri-W Network
Station WWWB, Jasper. Ala.
President W. W. Bankhead
STATIONS
WWWB, Jasper; WWF, Fayette; WWWR.
Russellville, Ala.
Upper Midwest Broadcasting
System
518 Produce Bank Bldg..
Minneapolis, Minn.
Phone: Geneva 9631
PERSONNEL
President Louis M. Knopp
STATIONS
KASM, Albany; KXRA, Alexandria; KBUN,
Bemidji; KLIZ, Brainerd; KBMW, Breckenridge;
KDHL, Fairbault; KSUM, Fairmont; WEVE,
Eveleth; CKFI. International Falls; KDLM, De-
troit Lakes; KROX, Crookston; KNUJ, New
Ulm; KVOX, Fargo-Moorhead, all in Minnesota;
KDLB, Devils Lake; KOVC. Valley City; KNDC,
Hettinger, all in North Dakota; KABR, Aber
deen; KIJV, Huron; KORN, Mitchell; KDSJ, Dead-
wood; KISD, Sioux Falls; KRSD, Rapid City;
and KGFX. Pierre, aU in South Dakota; WHDF.
Houghton; WIKB. Iron River; WJMS, Iron-
wood; WJPD, Ishpeming; WHBY, Appleton;
WATW, Ashland; WJPG, Green Bay; WLCX,
La Crosse; WLDY, Ladysmith; WIBU, Poyn-
ette; WTCH, Shawano, and WFHR, Wisconsin
Rapids, all in Wisconsin; KASI, Ames; KCOG,
Centerville; KJFJ, Webster City; KAYL, Storm
Lake; KSTT, Davenport; KSMN, Mason City;
KFAD, Fairfield; KCHA. Charles City, all in
Iowa; KCNI, Broken Bow; KFGT, Fremont;
KNEB. Sootchbluff, and KJSK, Columbus, all in
Nebraska; WMRO, Aurora; WCAZ, Carthage,
and WLBK, De Kalb, all in Illinois; WDLB.
Marshfield, Wise.; WMNE, Menomonie, Wise;
WPDR, Portage, Wise; WPRE. Prairie Du
Chien, Wise; WSPT, Stevens Point, Wise;
WTRW, Two Rivers, Wise; WBKV, West Bend,
Wise; KJAN, Atlantic, Iowa; WKLK, Cloquet,
Minn.; WSHB. Stillwater, Minn.; KLPM, Minot;
WBIZ, Eau Claire; KOKX, Keokuk, Iowa;
WJAG, Norfolk, Nebr.
734
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Network
Eighth & Eye Sts., N.W., Washington. D. C.
President Richard Eaton
STATIONS
WOOK, WFAN, Washington, D. C; WARK,
Hagerstown; WSID, Baltimore; WINX. Rock-
ville; Md.; WANT. Richmond; WYOU, New-
port News, Va.; WJMO, Cleveland, Ohio.
Vermont State Network
c/o WBTN, Bennington, Vt.
National Rep. . . Joseph Herstoey McGillvra, Inc.
STATIONS
WBTN, Bennington; WIKE, Newport; WSYD.
Rutland; WTWN, St. Johnsbury; WNIX, Spring-
field, Vt.
West Texas Television
Network
7400 College Ave., Lubbock, Texas
Phone: SHerwood 4-2345
Pres., Gen. Mgr W. D. "Dub" Rogers
Vice President W. H. Shipley
Nat. Sales Mgr E. A. "Buzz" Hassett
STATIONS
KDUB-TV, Lubbock; KPAR-TV. Abilene-
Sweetwater; KEDY-TV, Big Spring, all Texas.
Westinghouse Broadeasting
Co., Inc.
122 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrroy HU1 7-0808
President Donald H. McGannon
Adm. Asst. to Pres C. C. Woodward, Jr.
V.P., Engineering R. N. Harmon
V.P., Sales A. W. Dannenbaum
V.P., Programming R. M. Pack
Natl. Engineering Mgr G. E. Hagerty
Nat. Radio Sales Mgr P. B. Bascom
Nat. TV Sales Mgr Tom W. Judge
Mid-West Sales Mgr E. M. Blain
Natl. Program Mgr William Kaland
Natl. Adv., Sales Prom. Mgr D. E. Partridge
Dir. of Research M. A. Goldberg
Coordinator, Pub. and
Spec. Events M. R. Santangelo
V.P., Washington J. E. Baudino
V.P., Boston W. C. Swartley
V.P., Pittsburgh H. C. Lund
V. P., Cleveland R. V. Tooke
V.P., Chicago Ralph Atlass
West Coast Executive P. G. Lasky
BRANCH OFFICES
2818 Prudential Plaza, Chicago, 111.
Phone: STate 2-1856
Vice-President Ralph Atlass
Midwest Sales Mgr E. M. Blain
1625 "K" St., N.W., Washington, D. C.
Phone: STerling 3-0903
Vice-President J. E. Baudino
STATIONS
KPIX, San Francisco, Calif.; WOWO, Fort
Wayne. Ind.; WBZ-WBZA, Boston-Springfield.
Mass.; WBZ-TV, Boston, Mass.; KYW, Cleve-
land, Ohio; KYW-TV, Cleveland, Ohio; KEX.
Portland, Ore.; KDKA. Pittsburgh. Pa.; KDKA-
TV. Pittsburgh, Pa.; WIND, Chicago. 111.;
WJZ-TV, Baltimore, Md.
Wisconsin Network, Inc.
Nash Block, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.
Phone: 723
PERSONNEL
President John M. Walter
Sec.-Treas., Mgr. Dir George T. Frechette
STATIONS
WRJN, Racine; WCLO. Panesville; WIBU.
Poynette; WHBY, Appleton; WHBL, Sheboy-
gan; WJPG, Green Bay; WFHR, Wisconsin
Rapids; WWCF, Baraboo; WSAU, Wausau;
WRDB. Reedsburg; KHZ. Fond du Lac; WGEZ.
Beloit, Wise.
Wyoming Cowboy Network
KFBC, 2923 East Lincolnway, Cheyenne, Wyo.
Phone: 4-4461
STATIONS
..KFBC. Cheyenne; KRAL. Rawlins; KVOC.
Casper; KSID. Sidney; KASL, Newcastle.
The Yankee Network
21 Brookline Ave., Boston 15, Mass.
Phone: Commonwealth 6-0800
President Norman Knight
Exec. V.P George W. Stef f y
V.P Thomas H. Bateson
STATIONS
WNAC, Boston-Law^nce; WFAU, Augusta.
Maine; WIDE. Biddeford. Maine; WALE, Fall
River, Mass.; WEIM, Fitchburg-Leominster,
Mass.; WHAL, Greenfield, Mass.; WOCB.
Hyannis, Mass.; WCOU, Lewiston- Auburn,
Maine; WLLH, Lowell, Mass.; WNBH,
New Bedford, Mass.; WNLC, New London,
Conn.; WBRK, Pittsfield, Mass.; WPOR, Port-
land, Maine; WEAN, Providence, R. I.; WSYB,
Rutland, Vt.; WWSR, St. Albans, Vt.; WMAS.
Springfield, Mass.; WWCO, Waterbury, Conn.;
WAAB, Worcester, Mass.; WABI, Bangor. Me.;
WNAB. Bridgeport, Conn.; WPOP. Hartford,
Conn.; WABM. Houlton, Me.; WGIR, Manches-
ter. N. H.; WNLC, New London, Conn.;
WAGM, Pi'esque Isle, Me.; WTOR, Torrington,
Conn.; WARE. Ware, Mass.
Z-Bar-Net
1003 S. Montana. Butte, Mont.
Phone: 29-111
Managing Director Ed Craney
Comm. Mgr Arne Anzjan
BRANCH OFFICES
347 Madison Ave., New York. N. Y.
Phone: MU 3-5830
Eastern Sales Mgr Wythe Walker
6381 Hollywood Blvd.. Hollywood. Calif.
Phone: HO 9-5408
Western Sales Mgr Tracy Moore
STATIONS
KXLK. Great Falls; KXLL. Missoula, Mont.;
KXLF-TV, Butte; KXLJ-TV, Hetena, Mont.; KXLF.
Butte; KXLJ, Helena.
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The Top 100 TV Advertisers of 1957
And Estimated Expenditures
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Advertiser Total TV Network TV Spot TV
1. Procter & Gamble Company $72,962,855 $47,046,015 $25,916,840
2. Colgate-Palmolive Company 27,114,793 19,375,713 7,739,080
3. General Foods Corporation 24,604,501 16,156,601 8,447,900
4. Lever Brothers Company 23,940,269 16,297,289 7,642,980
5. American Home Products 22,125,488 18,535,808 3,589,680
6. Brown & Williamson Tobacco Co 20,082,882 7,093,962 12,988,920
7. Chrysler Corporation 19,526,146 18,915,776 610,370
8. Gillette Company 17,679,627 15,790,837 1,888,790
9. Ford Motor Company 16,459,254 13,023,204 3,436,050
10. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co 16,089,214 13,201,584 2,887,630
11. Bristol-Myers Company 14,620,964 12,489,954 2,131,010
12. General Motors Corporation 14,286,067 12,733,437 1,552,630
13. Sterling Drug, Inc 13,347,241 4,711,351 8,635,890
14. American Tobacco Company 12,492,559 9,346,629 3,145,930
15. Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co 12,183,213 8,181,373 4,001,840
16. Miles Laboratories, Inc 11,440,941 5,048,301 6,392,640
17. Continental Baking Company 10,867,609 677,549 10,190,060
18. Kellogg Company 10,807,295 7,977,785 2,829,510
19. Pharmaceuticals, Inc 9,525,785 8,585,635 940,150
20. General Mills, Inc 9,507,062 8,605,872 901,190
21. Philip Morris & Company 8,884,374 3,942,904 4,941,470
22. National Dairy Products 8,388,097 6,644,647 1,743,450
23. Carter Products, Inc 8,257,725 1,2132,465 6,995,260
24. Warner-Lambert Pharma. Co 8,223,263 2,532,393 5,690,870
25. p. Lorillard & Company 8,212,782 5,194,122 3,018,660
26. National Biscuit Company 8,070,254 2,247,934 5,822,320
27. Revlon, Inc 7,186,882 7,019,042 167,840
28. Nestle Company 6,660,421 4,130,101 2,530,320
29. American Chicle Company 6,344,167 2,617,367 3,726,800
30. General Electric Company 6,277,085 5,714,855 562,230
31. Quaker Oats Company 5,829,971 4,706,501 1,123,470
32. Standard Brands, Inc 5,821,096 4,512,346 1,308,750
33. Hazel Bishop, Inc 5,496,593 5*192,193 304,400
34. Swift & Company 5,482,705 5,196,425 286,280
35. Corn Products Refining Co 5,408,711 2,930,851 2,477,860
36. Bulova Watch Company * 5,284,323 1,233,923 4,050,400
37. Helene Curtis Industries 5,251,312 4,667,982 583,330
38. Coca-Cola Co./Bottlers 5,249,180 1,041,290 4,207,890
39. Campbell-Soup Company 5,210,512 4,965,382 245,130
40. Max Factor & Company 5,177,114 2,886,264 2,290,850
41. Robert Hall Clothes 4,928,930 4,928,930
42. Jos. E. Schlitz Brewing Company 4,757,764 3,005,514 1,752,250
43. International Latex Corp 4,722,660 4,722,660
44. Westinghouse Electric Corp 4,580,335 4,501,985 78,350
45. Pillsbury Mills, Inc 4,351,106 3,805,646 545,460
(Continued on page 739)
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Advertiser Total TV
46. Armour & Company $4,296,612
47. Sperry Rand Corporation 4,257,142
48. Adell Chemical Company 4,109,800
OF 1 957 $ $
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49. Scott Paper Company
50. S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc
51. Chesebrough-Ponds, Inc
52. The Borden Company
53. Ralston-Purina Co
54. Best Foods, Inc
55. Eastman Kodak Company
56. American Telephone & Telegraph
57. Pepsi Cola Co./Bottiers
58. Wesson Oil & Snow Drift
59. Prudential Insurance Co. of America
oO. Radio Corp. of America
bx. Standard Oil of New Jersey
t>2. The Mennen Company ,
63. Char.es Antell, Inc
til. Singer Sewing Machine Co ,
65. Shell Oil Company ,
OO. Kimberly-Clark Corporation
67. H. J. Heinz Company
08. Falstan' Brewing Corporation
09. Johnson & Johnson
;o. Anheuser-Busch, Inc
1 1. Food Manufacturers, Inc
72. Wiidroot Company, Inc
73. Carnation Company
74. Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
75. Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Association,
76. United States Steel Corporation
77. E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
78. Pet Milk Company
<9. Schick, Inc
»0. Block Drug Company, Inc
81. Reynolds Metals Company
82. Purex Corporation, Ltd
83. Avon Products, Inc
84. Seven-Up Co./Bottlers
85. The Texas Company
86. Armstrong Cork Company
87. J. A. Folger & Company
88. Sweets Company of America
»9. Beech-Nut Life Savers, Inc
90. Aluminum Company of America
91. Nehi Corporation/Bottlers
92. Time, Ine
93. Associated Products, Inc
94. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
95. Grove Laboratories, Inc
96. General Cigar Company, Inc
97. Gold Seal Company
98. William Wrigley Jr., Company
99. Harold F. Ritchie, Inc
100. Florida Citrus Commission
3,972,447
3,927,928
3,878,159
3,859,899
3,782,699
3,766,905
3,630,185
3,341,329
3,250,204
3,223,067
3,201,984
3,111,236
3,106,520
3,082,078
3,066,630
3,001,213
£,993,100
2,988,137
2,971,863
2,823,447
2,819,585
2,792,410
2,781,640
2,658,810
2,560,650
2,551,569
2,534,891
2,514,090
2,374,910
2,370,851
2,358,922
2,358, 49o
2,324,721
2,291,194
2,287,750
2,226,353
2,225,170
2,194,989
2,194,020
2,184,366
2,180,520
2,163,673
2,154,430
2,152,011
2,136,093
2,089,048
2,088,979
2,080,588
1,973,719
1,968,000
1,885,110
1,876,948
Network TV
$2,853,642
4,257,142
3,342,257
3,889,778
3,164,839
2,810,739
2,723,689
2,641,965
3,194,715
3,277,929
211,554
1,604,997
3,201,984
£,344,036
173,460
2,997,548
1,521,153
2,346,917
1,350,073
62 7,267
2,52t>,955
±,a06,£30
2,054,120
£,501,709
937,131
2,511,090
1,738,960
£,322,881
£,I87,73£
11,090
2,324,721
£.062,501
514.083
233,140
2,194.989
2,160,936
2,070,723
2,012,991
1,216,863
2,060,788
400,519
1,023,828
1,105,479
1,099,048
Spot TV
$ 442,970
4,109,800
630,190
38,150
713,320
1.049,160
1,059,010
1,124,940
435,470
63,400
3,038,650
1,618,070
767,200
2,933,060
84,530
3,066,630
1,480,060
2,993,100
641,220
1,621,790
2,196,180
292,630
2,792,410
2,781,610
852,580
506,530
49,800
1,597,460
635,950
47,970
171,190
2,347,400
228,690
2,287,750
1,712,270
1,992,030
2,194,020
23,430
2,180,520
92,950
2,151,130
139,020
919,230
28,260
1,688,460
1,056,760
868,240
1,968,000
1,885,110
777,900
boui-ce: TvB, quoting Publishers Information Bureau (Network) and N. C. Korabaugh (Spot)
Local in management . . .
Interrelated in service
The Corinthian stations are first and foremost local in character . . . for
great stations must be responsive to the needs and tastes of their individual
communities. The Corinthian stations each have their own independent
local management teams in Tulsa, Houston, Fort Wayne and Indianapolis.
The Corinthian stations have more than this. They benefit from each
other's experience. And have at their disposal the full-time staff services
of specialists in the basic areas of broadcasting . . . each outstandingly
qualified in his field . . . Corinthian's Director of Programming, Robert
H. Salk; Director of Sales, Don L. Kearney; Director of Engineering,
George G. Jacobs; and Director of Research, Charles H. Smith.
Clearly, you get something extra when you buy a Corinthian station.
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A Lift for Daytime Televiewing |
Spear-Headed by Strip Schedules
STRONG assists toward revamping and
strengthening local daytime program-
ming will be made this year, by new uses
of syndicated film programs.
Good quality mystery strips, until now
used only in the evening times, will furnish
a strip of tangy seasoning between the
conventional strips of daytime personality
shows, panels, giveaways, and soap operas.
Conversations with key people at net-
works, agencies, advertising departments,
and local stations have fortified our belief
that the time is ripe for daytime stripping
of good mysteries (preferably with an at-
tractive male star).
*
MCA TV is backing this belief by mak-
ing available 82 half-hour films starring
Ralph Bellamy in a series called "Follow
That Man" ( originally titled "Man Against
Crime") in its network run.
WCBS-TV in New York will strip "Fol-
low That Man" at 5:00 p.m. daily. Stations
in the Storer group will also strip the show
in the daytime. These spearheading ar-
rangements have just been set during the
first days the show has been offered. The
stations, of course, are free to play the show
in evening periods as well.
*
MCA TV has had some enlightening ex-
periences during the past year with mystery
strips in early evening times. In the 6:00-
7:00 p.m. times (almost always reserved for
kid-shows), we assisted in replacing long-
standing kid shows in a great many markets
with good mystery shows. Ratings were un-
believably good, and in every instance well
balanced family audiences, consisting of
more than 60 per cent adults, were
achieved. The notorious shortage of spon-
sors for kid products was not a factor here,
for there was no shortage of sponsors of
adult type products for the early evening
mysteries.
Why are mystery shows attractive to
viewers in the daytime hours? Because day-
time viewers, largely women, are surely sur-
By
DAVID V. SUTTON
Vice President in
Charge
MCA-TV Film
Syndication Division
feited by now with the same monotonous
fare of television standbys. They have given
dramatic evidence of their desire for pro-
grams with more excitement, more suspense.
The good mystery show provides just the
change of pace they seem to appreciate. We
need not go into the psychological back-
grounds of this preference; the universal
appeal of mystery-suspense-adventure stories
is well known in every field of story-telling —
in popular novels, on the screen, on the
radio, the stage and of course on television.
&
The importance of the daytime hours in
the rating picture is also not to be over-
looked. During this time of day the TV ad-
vertiser can reach a selective audience — the
woman of the household who traditionally
controls the family purse-strings. Too, in
many TV homes, the female viewer who
turns on her television set for a brief respite
from her chores is being exposed to the
advertiser's message at a more propitious
time, from a marketing point of view. She is
very likely to complete her viewing, turn off
the set, and go out to the stores. Thus the
sponsor's message is fresher in her mind than
during evening viewing.
#
Strong adult audience acceptance of mys-
tery strips in early evening times, concur-
rence of opinion amongst key people, and
immediate action to strip "Follow That
Man" in the daytime by WCBS-TV (New
York) and Storer stations, convince us that
mystery strips will provide a much needed
lift in daytime fare. We will do what we
can to furnish what is needed.
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Estimated
Advertiser Expenditure
1. Procter & Gamble Co., The $47,046,015
2. Colgate-Palmolive Co 19,375,713
3. Chrysler Corp 18,915,776
4. American Home Products Corp.. 18,535,808
5. Lever Brothers Co 16,297,289
6. General Foods Corp 16,156,601
7. Gillette Co 15,790,837
8. Reynolds, R. J., Tobacco Co 13,201,584
9. Ford Motor Co 13,023,204
10. General Motors Corp 12,733,437
11. Bristol-Myers Co 12,489,954
12. American Tobacco Co., The. . . . 9,346,629
13. General Mills, Inc 8,605,872
14. Pharmaceuticals, Inc 8,585,635
15. Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. . . . 8,181,373
16. Kellogg Co 7,977,785
17. Brown & Williamson Tobacco
Corp 7,093,962
18. Bevlon, Inc 7,019,042
19. National Dairy Products Corp. . . 6,644,647
20. General Electric Co 5,714,855
21. Swift & Co 5,196,425
22. Lorillard, P., & Co 5,194,122
23. Bishop, Hazel, Inc 5,192,193
24. Miles Labs., Inc 5,048,301
25. Campbell Soup Co 4,965,382
26. Sterling Drug, Inc 4,711,351
27. Quaker Oats Co 4,706,501
28. Helen e Curtis Industries, Inc. . . . 4,667,982
29. Standard Brands, Inc 4,512,346
30. Westinghouse Electric Corp 4,501,985
31. Sperry Rand Corp 4,257,142
32. Nestle Co., Inc., The 4,130,101
33. Philip Morris, Inc 3,942,904
34. Johnson, S. C, & Son, Inc 3,889,778
35. Armour & Co 3,853,642
36. Pillsbury Mills, Inc 3,805,646
37. Scott Paper Co 3,342,257
38. American Telephone & Telegraph
Co 3,277,929
39. Prudential Insurance Co. of
America 3,201,984
40. Eastman Kodak Co.. 3,194,715
41. Chesebrough-Ponds Inc 3,164,839
42. Sohlitz, Joseph, Brewing Co.... 3,005,514
43. Menu en Co., The 2,997,548
44. Corn Products Refining Co 2,930,851
45. Factor, Max, & Co 2,886,264
46. Borden Co., The 2,810,739
47. Ralston Purina Co 2,723,689
48. Best Foods, Inc 2,641,965
49. American Chicle Co 2,617,367
50. Warner Lambert Pharmaceutical
Co 2,532,393
Source: TvB, quoting Publishers Information Bureau.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
90.
91.
92.
93.
94.
95.
96.
97.
98.
99.
100.
Estimated
Advertiser Expenditure
Jobnson & Johnson $ 2,526,955
U. S. Steel Corp. 2,514,090
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.. 2,501,769
Kimberly Clark Corp 2,346,917
Radio Corp. of America 2,344,036
Reynolds Metals Co 2,324,721
Pet Milk Co 2,322,881
National Biscuit Co 2,247,934
Armstrong Cork Co 2,194,989
Schick, Inc 2,187,732
Sweets of America, Inc 2,160,936
Aluminum Co. of America. .... 2,070,723
Purex Corp. Ltd 2,062,504
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. . . . 2.060,788
Carnation Co 2,054,120
Time, Inc 2,012,991
Wildroot Co., Inc 1,806,230
Du Pont de Nemours, E. I. & Co. 1,738,960
Gerber Products Co 1,675,361
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co., Inc. 1,604,997
Speidel Corp 1,587,018
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. . . . 1,549,074
Mogen David Wine Corp 1,545,590
State Farm Mutual Auto. Ins.
Co 1,543,358
Whirlpool Corp 1,538,454
Pabst Brewing Co 1,521,153
Singer Manufacturing Co 1,481,866
American Gas Assn 1,462,692
Simoniz Co 1,409,646
S. 0. S. Co., The 1,368,149
Heinz, H. J., Co 1,350,073
American Dairy Assn 1,276,135
Goodrich, B. F., Co., The 1,276,110
Carter Products, Inc 1,262,465
Bulova Watch Co 1,233,923
Brillo Manufacturing Co., Inc. . . 1,227,195
Associated Products, Inc 1,216,863
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
Corp 1,210,015
Union Carbide Corp 1,191,864
American Can Co 1,150,499
Drackett Co. 1,137,130
Sunbeam Corp 1,129,882
Greyhound Corp 1,113,933
Gold Seal Co 1,105,479
Gulf Oil Corp 1,100,304
Florida Citrus Commission 1,099,048
U. S. Rubber Co 1,085,449
Ronson Corp 1,082,036
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co.. . 1,055,479
Coca-Cola Co., The 1,041,290
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in the growth of the TV film industry
has been the extension of film sponsorship
ranks to include every conceivable type of
advertiser, representing every category of
business enterprise and every size of or-
ganization.
At Ziv, we have seen such giants as
Bristol-Myers, Procter & Gamble and Rey-
nolds Tobacco, steadily increase their pur-
chases of film series. At the same time, our
regional and local clients have been con-
tinually expanding their use of film. Each
year, we see new advertisers turning to half-
hour films. We find advertisers enlarging
their TV activities from the use of between-
program announcements to alternate spon
sorship and then to full, weekly identifica-
tion with a program series.
As part of this impressive growth of spon-
sorship, there has been a phenomenon that
has developed so naturally that I think
many of us have failed to note its signifi-
cance. We have found that a potent pro-
gram with universal audience appeal can
work equally well for advertisers with vastly
different products and problems. The pro-
gram that seems ideally suited to a baker
in the south can be just as effective for an
oil company on the West Coast. Our roster
of "Sea Hunt" sponsors, for example, in-
cludes such widely different advertisers as
such major national corporations as Bristol-
Myers, Anheuser-Busch, R. J. Reynolds and
Schlitz Brewing. It includes large regional
companies with such diverse products as
those of Heileman Brewing, Standard Oil
of California and Dixie Club Coffee. Local
advertisers are represented too— P. C. Food
Markets in Syracuse; the Louis Shanks
Furniture Co. in Austin, Texas; the San
Antonio Savings and Loan Association, and
so forth. As dissimilar as these companies
are, they have one goal in common— to
reach the largest number of viewers pos-
sible, in the most favorable possible context.
And so they seek association with an out-
standing program with great rating po-
tential.
To broadcasters, this broad advertiser ap-
peal has meant that the station can move
swiftly to guarantee for itself the acquisi-
tion of a hot new property, with the assur-
745
By M. J. RIFKIN
Vice President in
Charge of Sales
Ziv Television
Programs
ance that many potential clients will be
interested in it.
To advertisers, this has meant in effect a
broader choice of quality programming.
And for those clients who are interested in
alternate sponsorship or the selection of a
group of markets for their advertising cam-
paign, this phenomenon of versatility has
been of immeasurable benefit. As a result
of the Ziv field organization's close contact
with national, regional and local advertisers
and their agencies, as well as with station
programmers throughout the country, we
have often been able to arrange a "mar-
riage" between two compatible clients in
the sponsorship of a Ziv teleseries. Last year
alone, we "wedded" something like 1,200
clients of all types and budget sizes who
came to us seeking a top-flight show for
alternate-week sponsorship or for multi-
market spreads.
In short, the show is the thing. If it has
genuine audience appeal, and carefully
wrought merchandising support, it will sell
effectively for anybody, anyplace. Perhaps
the best proof that this thesis works success-
fully is the tremendously high rate of re-
newals scored by our advertiser and station
clients. We have had renewal rates as high
as the 97 per cent earned by "Highway
Patrol." We have had individual sponsors
staying with a series for as long as seven
years. Of all Ziv shows which have been
in syndication for more than one season,
68 per cent have had the same sponsor
through at least two years.
How can we profile the "typical" film
sponsor? He might be someone with a na-
tionally distributed product or he might
be a hometown merchant; he might have
a multi-million dollar budget or one that is
a few thousand a year. The one thing he is
sure to have in common with his fellow
film users is a desire to reach a great num-
ber of people with the power and impact of
association with an outstanding program.
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CALIFORNIA
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Fresno
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Huntington Park
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Huntington Pari
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Los Angeles
1,757
Downtown
RCA
2,213
Orpheum
RCA
3,387
Paramount
RCA
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Ritz
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San Francisco
2,646
Paramount
RCA
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2,096
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Capitol
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Chicago
1,299
Crown
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3,931
Marbro
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2,649
State Lake
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Tivoli
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Uptown
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3,313
Indiana
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1,708
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Century
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Stanley
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Pilgrim
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RCA
MICHIGAN
Detroit
2,500
Eastown
RCA
3,435
Hollywood
RCA
4,029
Michigan
PT.
(Intermediary)
2,967
Palms State
RCA
MINNESOTA
Minneapolis
4,013
Radio City
PT.
St. Paul
2,362
Paramount
RCA
MISSOURI
St. Louis
3,166
State
RCA
NEBRASKA
Omaha
2,978
Orpheum
RCA
NEW JERSEY
Asbury Park
1,558
St. James
Trad
Camden
2,213
Stanley
RCA
NEW YORK
Albany
1,550
Grand
RCA
Binghamton
2,284
Capitol
RCA
Buffalo
2,091
Centre
RCA
N.Y.C.— Bronx
2,35-3
Fordham
RCA
N.Y.C.— Brooklyn
4,060
Fox
RCA
2,146
Marine
RCA
N.Y.C.— Manhattan
Guild Newsreel
RCA
3,650
Paramount
PT.
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State
City
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Victoria
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Prospect
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Charlotte
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Carolina
Trad
OHIO
Cincinnati
3,037
Albee
RCA
Cleveland
3,009
Allen
RCA
3,465
Hippodrome
RCA
2,616
Palace
RCA
3,446
State
RCA
Dayton
2,665
Keith's
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Toledo
2,455
Rivoli
RCA
OREGON
Portland
1,832
Liberty
Trad
PENNSYLVANIA Chester
2,272
Stanley
RCA
Erie
1,434
Shea's
RCA
2,584
Warner
RCA
Philadelphia
1,030
Royal
Trad
2,947
Stanley
RCA
Pittsburgh
2,016
J. P. Harris
RCA
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3,486
Penn
RCA
3,719
Stanley
RCA
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Houston
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Salt Lake City
1,759
Utah
RCA
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Richmond
1,396
Byrd
RCA
1,393
National
RCA
668
State
RCA
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Seattle
2,559
Orpheum
RCA
WISCONSIN
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2,436
Riverside
RCA
2,431
Warner
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T can be heard or seen in Canton, Cairo
or Chicago, but it is going to have a
much more difficult time getting off the
ground unless it is given a shot of show-
manship.
We're talking about that favorite radio
or television program which your manage-
ment knows can succeed yet must have that
extra bit of window dressing in order to
gain its due audience.
The management turns to the Promotion
Department (and this operation can and
usually does enclose a lot of territory such
as publicity, exploitation, merchandising,
advertising, purchase of travel, theatre and
track tickets, etc., etc.) and expects it— and
rightfully so— to set forth some concrete
ideas as to what can be done to secure
additional viewers or listeners.
Let's take a quick glance at three basic
principles that this department— whether it
consists of one person or several individu-
als-can offer to spell out SHOW MAN
SHIP in broadcasting.
Advertise the Show. As Ollie Treyz, ABC-
TV President, has so aptly stated, "Today
you have to advertise your advertising."
— Where do you advertise? In magazines,
newspapers, trade journals, company
house organs, on billboards, theatres,
street cars, buses, subways, elevated rail-
roads, in the sky, delivery trucks, com-
muter trains, window displays, and via
direct mail. Naturally, any one or more
of these outlets cost money. Your budget
may be small. Most are. Think. Think of
your best medium as it pertains to your
program. Among these are one or more
that you can use at a cost you can af-
ford. Use it sensibly. Let all concerned
know what you are doing. It won't be
long before you will have injected the
"SHOW" into SHOW MAN SHIP.
#
Promote the Show. A good Promotion
Manager knows there is nothing like his
own medium to promote his own product.
— Where do you promote? On every dog-
goned show that you have on your air.
You have a ready-made audience. It's
there ready to receive your message.
President
Broadcasters'
Promotion Assn.
Director — Press
Information and
Promotion, ABC,
Central Div.,
Chicago
Here the budget is not a major factor
such as it might be in advertising, but
you still must think. You must think of
the right type of on-the-air promotions.
If you are doing the spot announcement
type, you must make darn sure that your
copy lends itself to the program you are
trying to promote. Solid, sock, hard-hit-
ting copy that will catch, interest and
hold the listener. Coordinate all your on-
the-air promotion ideas, and, as you did
with your advertising, know in which di-
rection you are going. You will soon find
that you have gained the "MAN" in
SHOW MAN SHIP.
*
Publicize the Show. Be it the program,
the personality or the policy you are at-
tempting to publicize, don't irritate the
people with whom you are attempting to
gain favor.
— Where do you publicize? In every blessed
medium that you honestly and sincerely
feel that you have a chance to tell your
story. Newspapers, magazines, wire serv-
ices, syndicates, trade journals, house
organs, and once again, your own medium
through its news and program depart-
ments. Remember that you must always
observe the rules of being a good publicist
(this is another chapter), and chances are
you will wind up in "SHIP" shape and you
will be the proud master of proving not
only to yourself but to your management
and your client that SHOW MAN SHIP
can be an important and well recognized
facet of your organization's operation.
And your SHOW MAN SHIP techniques
may be a darn important argument in your
behalf the next time you hit the manage-
ment for a raise!
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Television
THE COMPLETE REPORT
OF THE FIVE
TV PROGRAM CLINICS
AS CONDUCTED
IN 1957
BYBMI
Published in a limited edition of 1,200
copies by Channel Press
Now in one single volume — the actual experiences of successful TV broad-
casters as presented during the five BMI TV Clinics held last year in New
York, Chicago, Fort Worth, Atlanta and San Francisco. Includes the question
and answer periods following each TV talk as well as the Bull Sessions cover-
ing a variety of TV operations. The Governors of five states join the proceed-
ings with pertinent remarks.
"Covering such subjects as the use of
color, children's programs, local service
programming, station promotion and man-
agement and many others, the book pro-
vides a report on television's day-to-day
problems and also points up some answers
to those of tomorrow.
"As a reference for anyone who attended
the clinics, and more particularly for those
who did not, the volume offers a store-
house of worthwhile information and at
the same time is eminently readable."
— Broadcasting-Telecasting
". . . cover every key subject in connec-
tion with TV programming, and as such
should prove of extreme interest to almost
everyone connected with mass communica-
tions." — Radio-Television Daily
"Here is a revealing TV forum with
practical viewpoints from five major re-
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The World's Largest Living Room
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TELEVISION has assumed the role of ad-
viser, shopping guide and court-jester to
King Consumer. The King is a man of many
parts. He demands a varied, imaginative diet
to sustain him. And each day his palate be-
comes more educated.
He makes his will known to us through
ratings, but even the most carefully com-
pounded statistics can be deceptive. Neces-
sary and useful tools though they are, ratings
at best are partial guides to a total picture.
If ratings take on a life of their own and
parade as the whole truth when actually they
are only clues to the mystery of success or
failure, then there is chaos and confusion.
By
OLIVER E. TREYZ
President
ABC Television
Network
As IQ scores tell us relatively little about
the personal dynamics of an individual, so
ratings leave much to be said about the dy-
namics of a particular television property as
an effective agent to stimulate King Con-
sumer to go out and buy a particular item.
In a recent article in Variety, Walter Guild
(of Guild, Bascom and Bonfigli) reminds
us that circulation and sales effectiveness are
sometimes separate entities. He points to
medium-rated shows like Bold Journey (for
Ralston-Purina, in its third year) and You
Asked For it ( for Skippy Peanut Butter, cele-
brating its 7th year) that have boosted sales
figures consistently throughout their network
lives. Judged by performance, in dollars and
cents, Bold Journey and You Asked For It
are winners.
*
We feel that understanding King Con-
sumer's needs is the rule at ABC-TV. We in-
sist on translating audience statistics into
human terms, realizing that there is meaning
behind numbers just as, in this Mardi-Gras
business of ours, we must not forget to look
behind the mask.
Ratings do not give us the final insight into
King Consumer — so we must take a closer
look at the television universe. At the start of
1958 there are 42,400,000 television homes
in the United States. The figure is increasing
by over 7,000 sets each day! We must re-
alize that we are dealing with the most
complex, heterogeneous group of human be-
ings ever to assemble for one purpose-r-to be
entertained and informed.
The audience that confronts us breaks
down into innumerable gradations of tastes,
preferences, prejudices and taboos. Not only
must we appeal to the family unit in the
world's largest living room, but we provide
specialized shows like Wednesday Night
Fights for the sports-minded and the Voice
of Firestone for the music-minded.
Television is an old hand at working mir-
acles. Not the least of these has been TV's
ability to reconcile mass with class. TV can
move soap and cigarettes from retail store
counters, and cars off showroom floors — and
more importantly, move the minds of men.
Research shows us that the higher-income
families, and the younger, buying families
are television's greatest fans. Examine these
daily television viewing figures:
The average home spent 5:39
The highest income homes spent 7 : 04
The lowest income homes spent 4:09
The youngest family units spent 6:50
The older family units spent 4:56
Here we have a set of numbers that un-
veil some useful truths. Where there is more
money, there is more leisure, and more lei-
sure means more time spent with television.
Where there are young families, families in
their acquisitive years (when baby needs
new shoes and mom a new washing machine )
there is more televiewing in the family cir-
cle. These are some of the reasons why TV
is so effective a salesman: TV reaches every-
body, the mass — but it reaches the higher-
income and large-family groups more often.
#
ABC-TV has always taken the time to look
behind the ratings at the human beings who
make the numbers live. That an ever-ex-
panding national audience has accepted us,
and made us welcome, seems to endorse our
formula for keeping King Consumer from
calling his fiddlers three. He's chosen tele-
vision for his Number 1 performer!
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JAMES G. RIDDELL
Executive Vice President of American Broadcasting Company
James G. Riddell was elected executive vice president of American Broadcasting
Company in March, 1958, and will assume his new post July 1. In this capacity
he will be in charge of the radio and television networks and the owned and
operated stations, with their respective heads reporting to him. Riddell, a native
of Glasgow, Scotland, came to the United States at an eariy age and entered
broadcasting in 1931 at WXYZ, Detroit. After successive promotions he was named
general manager of WXYZ when the station was purchased by ABC in 1946.
In 1950 he became president and general manager of WXYZ, Inc. He was instru-
mental in launching WXYZ-TV, which pioneered in daytime operations. Riddell is
married and is the father of two daughters.
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WILLIAM P. MULLEN
Vice President in Charge of Sales
William P. Mullen was appointed vice president in charge of television sales in
late March, 1958. Formerly head of ABC-TV's Detroit Sales Division, he joined the
network's Sales Department in May, 1955. Before joining ABC-TV, Mullen was
eastern sales manager for John W. Loveton Productions; account executive with
Trans-Film, Inc. and Cappel MacDonald & Co.; and was associated with the William
Morris Agency and the CBS Television Network. He served in the U.S. Army during
World War II with the rank of lieutenant colonel and was executive officer for the
Armed Forces Radio Service. Mullen lives in Port Washington, Long Island with his
wife and son.
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Vice President in Charge of Programming and Talent
Thomas W. Moore, ABC-TV vice president in charge of programming and talent
since March, 1958, was formerly vice president in charge of sales, having
resigned his post as general sales manager for CBS-TV Film Sales in 1957.
He had been with the CBS film organization for five years, as an account
executive on the West Coast since 1952 and as general sales manager in New York
since 1956. Moore was born in Meridian, Miss, and was educated at Mississippi
State College and the University of Missouri. His communications career started
with his post as classified advertising manager with the Meridian Star. After
serving as a naval aviator from 1941 to 1945, Moore became vice president in
charge of advertising and public relations for the Forest Lawn Memorial Park in
Los Angeles. He lives in Darien, Conn, with his wife and two children.
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7 West 66tb Street, New York 23, N. Y.
Telephone Number: SUsquebanna 7-5000
OFFICERS
Leonard H. Goldenson President of American
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres fir Acting
President of American Broadcasting Company
Eugene Accas Vice-President
James W. Beach Vice-President
Alfred Beckman Vice-President
Slocum Chapin Vice-President
Donald Coyle Vice-President
John Daly Vice-President
Michael J. Foster Vice-President
Robert H. Hinckley Vice-President
Earl Hudson Vice-President
Frank Marx . Vice-President
|ohn H. Mitchell Vice-President
Thomas Moore Vice-President
Sterling C. Quinlan... Vice-President
Selig Seligman Vice-President
Simon B. Siegel Financial V.P. of AB-PT and
Owned £r Operated Station Coordinator
Robert L Stone Vice-President
Thomas Velotta Vice-President
Mortimer Weinbach Vice-President
& General Counsel
Omar Elder Secretary & Assistant
General Counsel
Stephen Riddleberger. . .Asst. Treasurer of AB-PT
& Comptroller of ABC
Michael P. Boland Assistant Treasurer
j. Russell Gavin Assistant Treasurer
TELEVISION
James G. Riddell Executive V.P., ABC
Oliver Treyz President of ABC-TV Network
Engineering
Frank Marx Vice-President in Charge
Richard Hamilton. .Supervisor of Communications
George Milne . Dir. of Traffic & Comm.
Clure Owen Administrative Assistant
John Preston. . .Director of Engineering Facilities
Lawrence A. Ruddell .Recording Director
William Trevarthen Director of Eng. Ops.
Reginald Willcocks Traffic Manager
Merle Worster. . .Eastern Engineering Ops. Mgr.
Finance, Personnel & General
Services
Slocum Chapin. . . .V.P. in Chge. Client Relations
Owned & Operated Station Coordinator
Michael P. Boland Assistant Treasurer
Joseph Fitzpatrick Internal Auditor
J. Russell Gavin Assistant Treasurer
Edward Graessle Manager of Treasury Affairs
Marie McWilliams Director of Personnel
Leslie Harris Coord, of Nat. Spot Sales
O&O TV Stations
Stephen Riddleberger. . .Asst. Treasurer of AB-PT
& Comptroller of ABC
Edmund Samuels Purchasing Agent
Joseph Spagnola. .Dir. of Office fir Studio Services
Legal
Mortimer Weinbach Vice-President
fir General Counsel
Omar Elder. .Secretary & Ass't. General Counsel
Richard L. Freund Dir. of Labor Relations
Programming
Thomas W. Moore Vice-President
in Charge of Programming and Talent
Ruth K. Blainey Operations Manager
Thomas P. DeVito Program Service Mgr.
Theodore H. Fetter Program Director
Armand Grant Exec. Producer for
Daytime Programs
John B. Green Mgr., Program Dept.
Frederick P. Laffey Business Manager
& Budget Officer
Daniel Melnick. . .Program Development Manager
William Seaman Program Production Manager
Services
Bernard Paulson Mgr., Production Services
John Kneeshaw Plant Services Supr.
LeonaTd Maskin Business Manager
James McNaughton Executive Art Director
Frederick J. Schuhman Studio Services
Coordinator
News, Special Events, Sports
& Public Affairs
John Daly Vice-President in Charge of
News, Special Events, Sport & Public Affairs
Donald G. Coe. . .Dir. of Special Events and Ops.
Catharine Lynch Librarian
Francis N. Littlejohn Dir. of News fir
Public Affairs
Wiley Hance Mgr. of Public Affairs
William A. Whitehouse Director of Radio fir
TV Sports
Press Information
Michael J. Foster Vice-President in Charge
Hank Warner Director of Press Information
Sidney R. Mesibov Dir. of Spec. Exploitation
Projects
Station Clearance
Donald S. Shaw Jr.,. Director of Station Clearance
Joseph Giaquinto Manager Station Clearance
Continuity Acceptance
Grace Johnson Director
Advertising
Dean Linger Dir. of Advertising
Sales
Slocum Chapin. .. .V.P. in Chge. Client Relations
William P. Mullen V.P. in Charge
Henry T. Hede Administration Manager
Alice Stamatis Dir. of Sales Service
Eugene C. Wyatt Eastern Sales Mgr.
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Station Relations
Alfred R. Beckman V.P. in Charge
Ralph S. Hatcher Mgr., Station Rel.
Research and Sales Development
Donald Coyle V.P., Research
& Sales Development
Eugene Accas V.P. in Chge. Sales Dev.
Julius Barnathan Dir. of Research
Bert Briller Dir. of Sales Development
Robert P. Engelke Mgr. of Sales Development
ABC Film Syndication, Inc.
1501 Broadway
George T. Shupert President
Richard P. Morgan V.P. in Chge. Operations
Philip Williams V.P. in Chge. Synd. Sales
John B. Burns Vice-President &
Director of National Sales
William L Clark Vice-President &
Director of Western Sales Division
Lee Francis. .Advertising & Promotion Manager
Joseph F. Greene Asst. to V.P., Synd. Sales
Raymond Fox Comptroller
CHICAGO
190 N. State St., Chicago, HI.
Sterling C. Quinlan Vice-President in
Charge of WBKB
James W. Beach Vice-President and
Director of Network TV
Grover Allen Exec. Producer
Ralph Andrews Manager, WBKB Film Dept.
Manuel Fingerhut Comptroller, WBKB
Elliott W. Henry, Jr Pub. and Prom. Dir.
William P. Kusack Manager of Engineering
Dept.
Rex Maupin Dir. of Music for WBKB &
ABC C. D.
Con O'Dea Manager, WBKB News &
Special Events
Daniel Schuffman Program Manager, WBKB
Matthew Vieracker General Manager, WBKB
Harold Wettersten. .Sales Manager, TV Network
Central Division
DETROIT
1700 Stroh Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
James Riddel! President & General Manager
Elizabeth Ashton Traffic Manager
Joseph C. Cassel Comptroller
Harold Christian V. P., in Charge of
Merchandising & Research
Ralph Dawson Television Sales Manager
Page Heldenbrand Promotion Manager
Charles Kocher Chief Engineer
John Lee Television Studio Manager
John Pival Vice-President for Television .
Peter Strand TV Executive Producer
Hal Gordon Musical Director
HOLLYWOOD
ABC Television Center
Hollywood 27, Calif.
Earl Hudson. . .Vice-President, Western Division
J. Cliford Anderson. . .Director of Labor Relations
Jack Brembeck Promotion Manager
Dorothy L. Brown. .Continuity Acceptance Editor,
Western Division
Thomas Lufkin TV Network Program
Service Mgr., Western Division
Theodore Grenier Chief Engineer, Western
Division
FOR ADDITIONAL PERSON
Allen E. Maynard Supr. of Gen. Services
Courtney McLeod Dir. of Network Traffic,
Station Clearance & TV Sales Service,
Western Division
Robert P. Myers Pacific Coast Counsel, ABC
Norma T. Olson Director TV Program
Operations
Daniel P. O'Reilly. News Director
Frank G. Ralston, Jr Network Film Director
Peter G. Robinson. . .Program Director, KABC-TV
Elton Rule Sales Manager, KABC-TV
Florence T. Schiro Personnel Director
Selig Seligman V.P. of KABC-TV
John C. Wagner. .. .Controller, Western Division
Ernest Stern Dir. of Publicity
Western Division
Robert Adams Exec. Producer
Elliott F. Alexander. .Mgr. of Adv. & Prom., W. D.
Sanford Cummings. .Mgr. of TV Net. Prog. Dept.
Mitchell L. Gamson ABC Coordinator-
Warner Bros. TV
Elizabeth Hartlane Guest Relations Supr.
Howard H. Lipstone Film Director
Norman Sloane Sales Serv. Mgr. &
Office Mgr., KABC-TV
SAN FRANCISCO
420 Taylor St., San Francisco 2, Calif.
John H. Mitchell V. P. in Charge of
San Francisco Office
George Rice Program Manager
Vincent Francis. Western Division Sales Manager
TV Network
Harry Jacobs Chief Engineer & Building
Maintenance Manager
Edith Kirby Traffic Manager
Robert Mitchell Film Editor
Lorraine Pedersen. .Continuity Acceptance Editor
David Sacks Sales Manager, KGO-TV
Henry Saroyan. .Comptroller & Purchasing Agent
Edward Smith Production Manager
Chandler R. Meloy TV Sales Oper. Mgr.
Yale Roe Nat. Spot Sales Mgr.
WASHINGTON
4461 Connecticut Ave., N.W.
Washington, D. C.
Robert H. Hinckley. .. .Vice-President in Charge
of Washington Office
WARC-TV, NEW YORK
7 West 66th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Robert L. Stone. . . V.P. in Charge of WABC-TV
Gordon Kunz. .Production Manager of WABC-TV
Joseph Stamler Sales Mgr.
Alvin Hollander, Jr Program Director
Takashi Kako Film Director
Lawrence Eisenberg Publicity Director
Rosario Calabrese Art Director
ABC-TV Station Affiliates Association
Frederick Houwink (Chrmn.) WMAL,
Washington, D. C.
Harry LaBrun (V. Chrmn.) . . WLWA, Atlanta, Ga.
Joseph Hladky (Sec'y) . .KCRG-TV, Cedar Rapids,
la.
Joseph Drilling (Treas.) . KJEO-TV, Fresno, Calif.
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Joseph Bernard KTVI, St. Louis, Mo.
Donald Davis KMBC-TV, Kansas City, Mo.
Joseph Herold KB -TV, Denver, Colo.
William Walbridge ...KTRK-TV, Houston, Texas
J. W. McGough WTVN-TV, Columbus, Ohio
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AFTER ten years of explosive growth,
television today is solidly entrenched
as the nation's most popular and most pow-
erful medium of mass communications.
This simple fact ought to lay to rest
forever the predictions of those "doubting
Thomases" who for years have etched a
deep groove with their warning, "Wait un-
til the novelty of television wears off, then
see how popular the medium will be!"
After ten years, the novelty of television
has worn off, and today the medium stands
as the favorite dispenser of entertainment
and information in 41,800,000 American
homes and the focus of the average family's
attention for a record-breaking five hours
and 27 minutes a day. In fact, last year
the total volume of nighttime network view-
ing increased more than it had in any of
the past five years.
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These are not the sudden-growth statis-
tics of a product newly introduced on the
market. These are the statistics of a com-
munications medium settled in its tenth
year of operation. And because television
continues to hold this unparalleled fascina-
tion for the American people, each of the
three nation-wide television networks today
delivers larger average nighttime audiences
than any of jhem ever did before. The net-
work which delivers the largest of these au-
diences is CBS Television, which currently
reaches an average of almost 10 million
homes per average minute and which in
1957 broadcast the two most popular pro-
grams in .television history: "Cinderella,"
seen by 75 million people; and the pre-
miere of "The Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz
Show," watched by 60 million.
As the nation's foremost medium of com-
munications, television has also taken over
within the space of one decade, the primary
responsibility to provide the clearest, most
complete picture of the news developments
throughout the world which so profoundly
affect the well-being of every American
today. At a time when the struggle between
free and communist nations has grown so
dangerous and so pervasive that it enters
into every aspect of daily life, the need for a
well-informed, interested and enlightened
By
MERLE S. JONES
President
CBS-TV Stations
Division
public opinion is more acute than ever be-
fore in history.
One small measure of how well television
is discharging its responsibility in this area
can be seen from the fact that last year CBS
Television's weekday "Douglas Edwards
With The News" program became the
world's single most popular news vehicle-
attaining a circulation larger than that of
any newspaper, magazine or other news
broadcast, daily or weekly.
Last year too, CBS News not only anti-
cipated this unparalleled need for public
enlightenment but it also responded to that
need through the presentation of such not-
able television series as "Face The Nation,"
"See It Now," "Air Power," "Twentieth
Century," "Conquest," and its many out-
standing special news programs.
In the coming months, CBS Television's
news and public affairs broadcasts will play
an increasingly important role in the net-
work's overall program schedule.
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Also sparking the network's schedule this
year are a generous number of special "one-
time" entertainment programs of unusual
diversity, interest and quality.
Basic to the success of all these special
programs, of course, is the overwhelming
popularity of CBS Television's regularly
scheduled entertainment series which week
in and week out continue to command a
most loyal following in television. In the
last analysis, it has been the outstanding
appeal of television's programs, both regular
and special, which accounts for the me-
dium's continually increasing popularity as
it enters its second decade. People are find-
ing more to watch on their home screens.
They are watching more network programs
than ever before, and most of all, they are
watching the programs on CBS Television,
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HUBBELL ROBINSON, JR.
Executive Vice President in Charge of Network Programs
Hubbell Robinson, Jr. was named CBS Television executive vice president in
charge of network programs on March 19, 1956. Previously he had held the title
of vice president in charge of network programs since July, 1951. He joined CBS
in 1947 as a vice president in charge of network programs. Prior to his affiliation
with CBS, Robinson was vice president and director of radio for Young & Rubicam
from 1928 to 1944. He joined the Blue Network, now ABC, in 1944, as vice presi-
dent and director of programs. Robinson moved to Foote, Cone and Belding as
vice president in charge of radio in 1945. A native of Schenectady, N. Y., Robinson
was graduated from Brown University. Following graduation he was a reporter
on the Schenectady Union Star and the Knickerbocker Press in Albany. In 1928,
he moved to New York and entered advertising.
WILLIAM B. LODGE
Vice President of Station Relations and Engineering
William B. Lodge, vice president of station relations and engineering, was appointed
to his present post in February, 1957. Previously he had held the title of vice
president in charge of engineering since 1951, having joined CBS in 1931 as an
engineer. Earlier, in 1929 and 1930, he had engaged in vacuum tube research
at the Bell Telephone Laboratories. From 1936 to 1942, Lodge was engineer-in-
charge of the Radio Frequency Division of the CBS General Engineering Depart-
ment. From 1942 to 1944 he was associate director of the Airborne Instruments
Laboratory operated by Columbia University for the U. S. Office of Scientific
Research and Development. Lodge was appointed director of general engineering
for Columbia Broadcasting System in 1944, and in 1948 became vice president
in charge of general engineering. A native of Whitemarsh, Pa., he is a Fellow
of the IRE, a Fellow and former member of the Board of Governors of the
SMPE, a member of the AFCCE, and a member of the Board of Directors of NAB.
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WILLIAM H. HYLAN
Vice President of Sales Administration
Associated with CBS for 20 years, William H. Hylan, vice president of sales admin-
istration since February, 1957, was named vice president in charge of network
sales for CBS television in 1952. He entered military service with the Army after
four years as an account executive with CBS Radio Sales from 1937 to 1941. In
1945, he returned to CBS radio and was appointed assistant to the director of
station administration. He switched to the network's new TV sales staff as an
account executive in 1948. In 1951, he was named assistant sales manager. Early
the next year, Hylan was appointed eastern sales manager. He was born in New
York City in 1905 and spent a good part of his youth as a resident of the Island
of Puerto Rico. Hylan was graduated from Yale University.
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Telephone: PLaza 1-2345
Production Center: 524 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Telephone: JUdson 6-6000
Registered Telegraphic Address— CBSINC NEW YORK
NOTE: A full listing of the CBS, Inc.,
Board of Directors and Officers, as
well as Radio Div. executive person-
nel will be found on Page 266.
CBS TELEVISION DIVISION
OFFICERS
Louis C. Cowan President
Hubbell Robinson Jr Exec. V.P. in Charge
of Network Programs
Harry C. Ommerle Vice-President in Charge
of Network Programs, New York
Alfred J. Scalpone. .. .Vice-President in Charge
of Network Programs, Hollywood
R. M. Weitman V.P. Prog. Devel.
Oscar Katz V.P. in Chg. of Daytime Programs
H. Leslie Atlass Vice-President in Charge
of Central Division
Edward L. Saxe. . . .V.P. in Charge of Operations
General Services
William H. Hylan. .V.-P. of Sales Administration
Thomas Dawson. Vice-President — Network Sales
Herbert V. Akerberg. .Vice-President in Charge
of Station Relations
Edmund C. Bunker. . .Vice-President and Director
of Station Relations
William B. Lodge. .Vice-President of Engineering
and Station Relations
Howard S. Meighan. . . .Vice-President in Charge
of Western Division
Leslie Harris Vice-President & General
Manager, CBS Television Film Sales, Inc.
W. Spencer Harrison Vice-President and
Business Mgr. of Talent & Contract Properties
Craig Lawrence. .. .Vice President in Charge of
CBS Television-Owned Stations
Thos. K. Fisher Vice-President and
General Attorney
William J. Flynn Controller
Network Sales
Thomas H. Dawson. .. .Vice-President — Network
Sales
George E. Klayer Network Sales Manager
Sam K. Maxwell Eastern Sales Manager
Roland Blair Mid-Western Sales Manager
Charles R. Sterritt Detroit Sales Manager
William ). Fagan Business Manager
Robert Hoag Program Sales Mgr.
Edward F. Lethen, jr Manager of Network
Sales Development
Newell T. Schwin Mgr., Special Projects
George Zurich Sales Service Manager
Terrence McGuirk Sales Manager, EMP
George A. Kolpin Contract Manager
Station Relations
Herbert V. Akerberg. . .Vice-President in Charge
of Station Relations
Edmund C. Bunker. . . .Vice-President & Director
Carl Ward National Manager
Robert Wood Mgr., Contracts & Records
Bert Lown Western Manager
Ed Scovill Midwest Manager
David R. Williams Eastern Manager
Donald Clancy Business Manager
Robert F. Jamieson. . . Mgr. of Station Contracts
Network Programs
Hubbell Robinson, jr.. . Executive Vice President
in Charge of Network Programs
Harry G. Ommerle. .. .Vice-President in Charge
of Network Programs, New York
Alfred j. Scalpone. .. .Vice-President in Charge
of Network Programs, Hollywood
R. M. Weitman V.P. Prog. Devel.
Oscar Katz Vice President in Charge
of Daytime Programs
Lester Gottlieb General Executive
Mario Lewis Executive Producer, Music &
Variety Programs
Gilbert A. Ralston. . .Director, Network Programs,
N. Y.
Robert D. Martin. .. .Talent & Casting Director
New York
Milo Frank. Talent & Casting Director, Hollywood
Bert Berman. .Dir. of Daytime Pgm. Development
Edwin Friendly Dir. of Daytime Programs
Richard Lewine Executive Producer
E. Carlton Winckler Production Manager
Michael Burke. . .Director of Network Programs,
England
Operations
Edward L. Saxe Vice-President in Charge
of Operations
Henry Grossman .... Dir. of Facilities Operations
R. G. Thompson Director of Technical
Operations
H. C. Meier. .. .Manager of Network Operations
Walter R. Pierson Dir. Production Facilities
Planning
Albert j. Raymond Mgr. of Theater and
Stage Operations
Anthony Boschetti Manager of Procurement
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Paul Wittlig Manager of New Effects
Development
Orville Sather,. .Manager of Technical Operations
Lawrence B. Gumbinner Traffic Manager
M. Clay Adams Manager of Film Productions
Operation
Cordon Shad wick Manager of Film Service
Operations
George Lehmann Manager of Scenery
Construction
Advertising & Sales Promotion
William Golden Creative Director
John P. Cowden Operations Director
Robert Strunsky Copy Chief
Alex Kennedy Director of Program Promotion
George Bristol Director of Sales Presentations
Thomas Means . Director of CBS Owned
Television Stations Promotion Service
Edward Side Production Manager
Press Information
Charles J. Oppenheim Director of
Information Services
Larry Lowenstein Director — N.Y.
James J. Kane Director — Hollywood
Robert F. Blake. .. .Manager of Special Projects
Harry Feeney Manager of Trade b
Business News
Dorothy Leffler Director of Magazine Division
Research
jay Eliasberg Director
Rose Marie O'Reilly Manager of Ratings
Tore Hallonquist. .Manager of Program Analysis
Leonard DeNooyer Mgr., Coverage Div.
Engineering
William B. Lodge V.P., Engineering
and Station Relations
A. B. Chamberlain Dir. of Engineering
H. A. Chinn Chief Engineer
J. D. Parker Chief Radio Engineer
Business Affairs
W. Spencer Harrison. . .Vice-President and Busi-
ness Mgr. of Talent fir Contract Properties
Philip Feldman. V.P. b Bus. Mgr., Talent
& Contracts, Hollywood
Charles Woodward Senior Attorney
Merritt H. Coleman. .Director of Business Affairs
Louis T. Stone Dir. of Talent Commitments
David Klinger Budget Control Manager
CBS Television Enterprises
Sydney Rubin Director
Murray Benson Sales Manager
Accounting
William J. Flynn Comptroller
Norman C. Hadley. . . .Director, Accounting Ops.
Executive Division, Hollywood
Howard S. Meighan V.P., West. Div.
H. G. Theis. . . .Director of Operation, Hollywood
Lester H. Bowman Dir., Phys. Ops., L.A.
lames Melick Director of Production Adm.
News & Public Affairs
Sig Mickelson Vice-President in Charge
of News and Public Affairs
John F. Day Director of News
Irving Gitlin Director of Public Affairs
Elmer Lower Director of Special Projects
Howard Kany Manager of Newsfilm
jack Bush. .. .Manager of News Film Production
George Crothers Director of Educational &
Religious Broadcasts
Henry Wefing Executive Assistant to
Director News
James Burke Assignment Editor, CBS News
David Zellmer. .Executive Producer of TV News
Robert Skedgell. .Exec. Producer of Radio News
William MacPhail Director of Sports
Theodore F. Koop Director of News and
Public Affairs, Washington
CBS-OWNED
TELEVISION STATIONS
Merle S. Jones President
Craig Lawrence. .. .Vice President in Charge of
CBS Television-Owned Stations
WCBS-TV, 488 Madison Ave.
New York 22, N. Y.
Sam Cook Digges General Manager
Norman E. Walt Sales Manager
Clarence Worden. .Assistant to General Manager
Hal Hough Program Director
Robert Patt Promotion Manager
William C. Lacey Film Manager
Robert Fuller Publicity Manager
WBBM-TV, 410 N. Michigan Ave.
Chicago, 111.
H. Leslie Atlass Vice-President,
Central Division
KNXT, 1313 North Vine St.
Los Angeles 28, Calif.
Clark B. George General Manager
WXIX, 5445 North 27th St.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Frank Shakespeare, Jr General Manager
WHCT, Asylum Street
Hartford, Conn.
Harvey Struthers General Manager
KMOX-TV, 9th & Sidney Sts.
St. Louis 4, Mo.
Gene Wilkey General Manager
CBS Television Spot Sales
|ohn A. Schneider General Manager
Ben Margolis Business Manager
Robert F. Davis Research Manager
Walter Stein Ass't Research Manager
Bruce Bryant. Eastern Sales Manager
Frank Elliott Jr Director Sales Development
W. Thomas Dawson Director Sales Promotion
Branch Offices
Arthur C. Elliot Midwestern Sales Manager
630 N. McClurg Ct., Chicago
H. H. Holtshouser Atlanta Manager
805 Peachtree St., N.E., Atlanta, Ga.
Richard R. Loftus Detroit Manager
932 Fisher Bldg., Detroit 2, Mich.
John White San Francisco Manager
Palace Hotel, San Francisco
Edward A. Larkin Los Angeles Manager
1313 N. Vine St., Los Angeles
CBS Television Film Sales, Inc.
Leslie Harris. .Vice-President b General Manager
John Howell General Sales Manager
Fred Mahlstedt Dir. Oper. b Prodn.
Eugene Moss Sales Promotion Manager
Walter Scanlon Merchandising Manager
John C. Sebastian Publicity Director
Terrytoons Division
Paul Terry, William Weiss
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TN the area of television programming, two
•*■ facts stand out today: First, though there
has always been a seller's market in top
talent, there is a greater shortage of big
name talent now than ever before. Second,
the entertainment business has failed to de-
velop box office names fast enough to meet
this challenge.
As a result of this situation, we are faced
with the serious problem: Where do we
go from here?
Several factors are responsible for today's
shortage of talent. One is the increased
competition on television today. The net-
works are now finding that they must com-
pete not only with each other but with in-
dividual stations whose programming is now
bolstered by TV films and Hollywood fea-
tures of steadily improving quality. With
such a wide choice of entertainment the
viewing public has become more selective,
choosing programs and personalities with
greater care than ever before. This has
helped kill off many a marquee name.
Then there is the plight of those show-
business names not primarily associated
with TV but who appear as extra-special
guest attractions. Even these entertainers,
except for a few of the very top stage and
screen stars, have found that after making
their highly publicized television debuts
and after continued guest appearances, that
honeymoons don't last forever.
This growing shortage of talent has had
a definite effect on our over-all program
operation. The top performers of today
usually insist on controlling their own
shows, either by owning the package or by
having the fullest say in what type of pro-
gram they appear in. As a result, the net-
work and the packagers have to come up
with shows that will keep the stars happy.
The need for building special vehicles
for top stars has given greater emphasis
to the big talent agencies. To satisfy the
particular needs of the talent they repre-
sent, they have developed strong program-
ming operations of their own to produce
these packages, geared precisely to the ca-
pabilities and the preferences of their talent.
By
ROBERT F. LEWINE
Vice President
Television Network
Programs, National
Broadcasting Co.
I would like to add at this time that the
programming these agencies produce is a
reliable and saleable product, for these
agencies have acquired a high degree of
know-how in this field. Moreover, if the
show gets into trouble, they move in quickly
to put things right. Also, let's not overlook
the important sales effort these agencies
put behind their packages. They often come
to the network with a program and a client
all ready to sign for it.
Finally, the shortage of big names in-
creases the fees those few can pick up for
guest appearances. As a result, many of
these artists refuse to undertake a regular
series with all the confinement and risk this
means when they can earn handsome fees
with just a few guest appearances on big-
budget shows. Therefore, we find fewer
top names than usual associated with regu-
lar series while you find an increase in the
number of regularly scheduled variety
shows whose formats offer a ready market
for guest shots.
Television has not stood idly by in the
face of this challenge. It has met the prob-
lem head on and has attempted to build
its own fresh, big-name entertainers. We
haven't done too badly either, considering
the great obstacles to developing home-
grown talent, including the reluctance of
advertisers to risk large outlays on new
performers.
Today we are helping to meet the talent
shortage by developing programs that de-
pend more on format than on top talent.
We also keep in mind talent development
needs in casting shows. And we try to de-
velop new performers by exposing them as
much as possible on our programs.
The challenges that face our industry
today do not discourage me. Rather, they
put new emphasis on creativity and origi-
nality and this will help make new stars
and improved programs.
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ROBERT E. KINTNER
Executive Vice President, Television Network
Robert E. Kintner was elected to his present post of executive vice president,
TV network, in February, 1958, having been executive VP, TV network programs
and sales since February, 1957. Kintner, former president of ABC, is a
graduate of Swarthmore College. He joined the editorial staff of the New York
Herald Tribune, later becoming Washington correspondent for that paper. With
Joseph Alsop, he wrote a nationally syndicated column. Kintner has co-authored
several magazine articles and books. In 1941 he joined the Army, serving over-
seas, and with the War Department Bureau of Public Relations in Washington.
He joined ABC as VP in 1944 with supervision of programming, public services,
public relations and advertising. In 1946 he was elected executive VP, and
president in 1949. He resigned in October, 1956.
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DAVID C. ADAMS
Executive Vice President, Corporate Relations
David C. Adams was appointed to his present post as executive vice president,
corporate relations in September, 1956. He was elected a staff vice president in
March, 1954. Adams joined NBC in December, 1947 as assistant general counsel
after six years of government service with the Federal Communications Commis-
sion. He served successively as chief of the International Legal Section of the
Common Carrier Division, assistant chief of the Common Carrier Division and
assistant to the general counsel. In 1943 he joined the Army, serving first with
an anti-aircraft battalion and later with Military Intelligence. Adams was born in
Buffalo and was graduated from the University of Buffalo and its law school (1937).
He practiced law in Buffalo prior to joining the FCC. He and his wife live with their
two sons in Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y.
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WALTER D. SCOTT
Vice President, Television Network Sales for NBC
Walter D. Scott was placed in charge of sales for the NBC Television Network
in January, 1958. Previously he was vice president and national sales manager.
Scott joined the NBC Sales Department in 1938. He was named eastern sales
manager in 1949, and in February, 1951, was promoted to the new post of admin-
istrative sales manager. He held this position until he was elected vice president
and national sales manager of NBC-TV in December, 1955. Before coming to NBC
Scott served in the sales department of Hearst Radio, Inc., and before that on
the advertising staff of The Daily Oklahoman and Times. He is a graduate of the
University of Missouri School of Journalism.
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Telephone: Circle 7-8300
Registered Telegraphic Address: NATBROCAST NEW YORK
NOTE: A full listing of the NBC cor-
porate personnel, as well as the board
of directors, will be found on Page
277.
DEPARTMENTS
EXECUTIVE
Robert W. Sarnoff President
Joseph V. Heff email Staff Vice President
ADMINISTRATION
J. M. Clifford Exec. V.P., Administration
California National Productions, Inc.
(Wholly-owned Subsidiary)
Earl Rettig President
(For other personnel, see Film Producers section)
PACIFIC DIVISION
3000 W. Alameda Ave., Burbank, Calif.
THornwald 5-7000
John K. West Vice-Pres., Pacific Division
Alan W. Livingston. . .V.P., TV Network Program
Thomas W. Sarnoff. . .V.P., Prodn. fir Bus, Affairs
Richard Graham Vice President, Law
CORPORATE RELATIONS
David Adams Exec. V.P., Corporate Rel.
WASHINGTON OFFICE
1625 "K" St., N.W., Washington, D. C.
ADams 4-5400-^D I strict 7-1260
Frank M. Russell. .. .Vice President, Washington
NBC OWNED STATIONS &
NBC SPOT SALES
P. A. Sugg V.P.-, NBC Owned Stations fir
NBC Spot Sales
Donald E. Bishop Dir. Community Services
Thomas S. O'Brien Dir., Business Affairs
Anthony C. Krayer Business Manager
NBC Spot Soles
Thomas B. McFadden V.P., NBC Spot Sales
Richard H. Close Dir., Represented Stations
Edwin T. Jameson Dir., TV Spot Sales
Walter B. Davison . . Mgr., Western TV Spot Sales
John W. Mulholland Mgr., TV Spot Sales,
Central Office
John J. Ryan Mgr., Eastern TV Spot Sales
Loren Surles Mgr., New Business
John C. Treacy Mgr., TV Spot Sales, Detroit
Morton Caffin Mgr., New Bus. & Prom.
NBC Owned Stations
WRCA-TV, New York
William N. Davidson General Manager
WBUF-TV, Buffalo
Charles C. Bevis, Jr General Manager
WNBC, New Britain-Hartford
Peter B Kenney V.P. fir General Manager
WRC-TV, Washington
Carleton D. Smith V.P. & General Manager
WNBQ, Chicago
Jules Herbuveaux V.P. fir General Manager
WRCV-TV, Philadelphia
Lloyd E. Yoder V.P. fir General Manager
KRCA, Los Angeles
Thomas C. McCray V.P. fir General Manager
TELEVISION NETWORK
Robert E. Kintner Exec. V.P., TV Network
Howard L. Letts V.P., Business Affairs,
TV Network
NEWS DEPARTMENT
William McAndrew Vice President, News
Joseph O. Meyers Director, News
Leonard Allen Mgr., TV News Assignments
Rex R. Goad Manager, News
Arthur H. Wakelee. . Mgr., Spec. News Projects
Eugene E. Juster Manager, News Film
Leslie C. Vaughan Manager, Administration
SPORTS DEPARTMENT
Thomas S. Gallery Director, Sports
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Edward Stanley Director
TELEVISION NETWORK
PROGRAMS
Robert F. Lewine V.P., Network Programs
Alan W. Livingston V.P., TV Net.
Programs, Pacific Division
Jess Oppenheimer. . . Mgr., Creative Pgmg. Unit
Kirk H. Logie. Mgr., Pgms., Central Div.
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Special Projects
Donald B. Hyatt Acting Director,
Special Projects Programs
John W. Kiermaier Manager, Administration
James H. Nelson Manager, Program Services
Television Daytime Programs
Carl Lindemann, Jr Dir., Daytime Programs
Robert F. Aaron Mgr., Daytime Pgm. Adm.
Sidney Piermont Manager, Program Talent
Frederick L. Wilson. . . .Mgr., Daytime Pgm. Ops.
Special Programs
Thomas 0. Loeb Director Special Programs
David Tebet Manager, Special Programs
Participating Programs
William V. Sargent Dir., Participating Pgms.
Richard Jackson Mgr., Participating Pgms.
Program Submissions
William Hammerstein Dir., Pgm. Submissions
Ross Donaldson. Mgr., Pgm. Submissions
TV Nighttime Programs
Alan D. Courtney Dir., Nighttime Programs
Julian Bercovici Mgr., Nighttime Pgm. Ops.
Joseph P. Cunneff. . . .Mgr., Nighttime Pgm. Ops.
Ernest V. Theiss Mgr., Nighttime Pgm. Adm.
Music
Samuel Chotzinoff Gen. Music Director
TELEVISION NETWORK SALES
Walter D. Scott V.P., TV Network Sales
Don Durgin V.P., National Sales Manager
Charles R. Abry Manager, Eastern Sales
Harry T. Floyd Mgr., TV Sales, Western Div.
Walter W. Cross Mgr., TV Sales, Detroit
Edward R. Hitz V.P., TV Sales, Central Div.
Gerald A. Vernon Dir., Sales Services
Ernest Fladell Mgr., Sales Promotion
Richard L. Linkroum Dir., Spec. Pgm. Sales
Morris Ritrenberg Mgr., Spec. Pgm. Sales
Dean Shaffner Dir., Sales Planning
Stephen Flynn Dir., TV Sales, Traffic Ops.
David Hedley Mgr., TV Sales Presentations
Robert McFadyen. ..Mgr., TV Sales Development
Hamilton Robinson Mgr., Office Services
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Charles H. Colledge V.P., Facilities Ops.
Station Facilities Operations
Sherman Hildreth Dir., Station Fac. Ops.
Radio Network Facilities Operations
Gerald M. Seller Dir., Radio Net. Fac. Ops.
Paul Gallant Mgr., Radio Technical Ops.
Henry P. Hayes. Mgr., Reference Recording Sales
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Walter E. Giebelhaus Dir., TV Net. Design,
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Richard Aimone Mgr., Special Effects
Edward J. Bennett Mgr., Design £r Art
Curtis Blank Mgr., Prodn. Services
Peter Bonardi Mgr., Scenic Const. fir Painting
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William S. Hedges V.P., General Services
Edwin L. Dunham. . Mgr., Music Library fir Svcs.
Mildred Joy Chief Librarian
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James A. Glenn Dir., TV Net. Film Ops.
Frank M. Lepore Mgr., Film Services
Stanley Parian Mgr., Film Coordination
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Anthony Hennig Dir., TV Net. Live Ops.
Frederick G. Knopf ke Mgr., Sound Effects
Thomas H. Phelan Mgr., Maint. fir Plant Fac.
Humbert Rodomista. . . .Mgr., Scheduling fir Adm.
John B. Rogers Mgr., Studio fir Theatre Ops.
Courtney A. Snell Mgr., N. Y. Field Ops.
Van Woodward Mgr., Staff Script Writers
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Norman H. Grant. . .Dir., Ops. Control fir Planning
Reid R. Davis Mgr., Color Control
Richard H. Edmondson Mgr., Tech. fir
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Robert MacKichan Mgr., Show Requirements
fir Estimating
George McElrath Mgr., Broadcast Central
Vincent Mitchell Mgr., Facilities
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Henry Moss Mgr., Methods fir Standards
Business Affairs
Nicholas C. Gilles Director
Donald Carswell. .Mgr., Oper. Reports fir Analysis
Malcolm MacGregor Mgr., Budgets fir Cost
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Daniel W. Sullivan Mgr., Rates fir Services
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James Chenard. . .Bus. Mgr., Radio Net. Fac. Ops.
Arthur Garbade Bus. Mgr., TV Net. Film Ops.
Thomas Tart Bus. Mgr., TV Net. Live Ops.
John P. Seibert Bus. Mgr., TV Net.
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IT is difficult to go into the past history of
something with which you have been in-
timately associated without finding yourself
falling into "and then I wrote — " sort of
format. Nevertheless, the NTA Film Net-
work, which a relatively short time ago
was somewhat of a revolutionary idea, is
now a recognized broadcasting entity with
not only a future but what is probably
more important, both a past and a present,
since the Network has progressed from
theoretical into actual status.
We did not pretend that the film net-
work, as such, was an original thought.
Film networking had been discussed, some
brief attempts to get one off the ground
had come a resounding cropper, but the
fact remained that no such thing as an
operating film network had ever been
achieved.
We felt that there was a two-fold need
for the NTA Film Network, a need on the
part of broadcasters and advertisers. We
do not quarrel with the principles of wired
network operation and, indeed, are ex-
ploring coaxial cable facilities ourselves. We
did, however, feel that there was a need
for a method of networking which provided
for a change in either the method or the
amount of station compensation, and an
abolition of the "must buy" premise which
forced network minded TV advertisers to
buy markets that they did not necessarily
need, accompanied by the financial lost
motion of servicing those markets.
When we contemplated the station field,
we knew that the time scarcity problem
would be our number one obstacle. To put
together enough television coverage to in-
terest a national advertiser was a complex
problem, since in a great many markets
there were too few stations to service the
then existing networks without getting into
the clearance problems of another. We saw,
however, two distinct opportunities; one
would involve upgrading the time of the
independent station, which had been de-
nied the strength of group programming of
its wired network competitors, and in hypo-
ing audiences tuned to marginal time peri-
ods on wired network outlets. We saw in
this two-fold opportunity a first step to-
wards filling the broadcaster-advertiser
need. Even the strongest stations had weak
By RAYMOND E.
NELSON
Vice President and
General Manager
NTA Film Network
Inc.
time periods that could be upgraded, and
we reasoned that, to the advertiser, audi-
ence would be audience regardless of sta-
tion or time; that if we could deliver suffi-
cient viewer tonnage at a reasonable cost
we could more than adequately serve him.
Which brings us to the matter of history.
By dint of thousands of miles of travel and
extended consultations with stations, we
were able to come up with a network that
offered both flexibility and potential. To
the advertiser who wanted to take advan-
tage of the network's full lineup of 134
stations, we were able to offer potential
coverage to over 95 per cent of the coun-
try's TV homes. To the advertiser who
wanted less, we could tailor-make a station
lineup that would directly serve his sales
problems and be restricted purely and
simply to the areas he wished to reach.
In market after market, the Network's
Premiere Performance program has con-
sistently received excellent ratings, showing
dominance over such network shows as
Jackie Gleason, Lawrence Welk, Disney-
land, Steve Allen, Your Hit Parade, Play-
house 90 and others.
And so our brief past has been, we be-
lieve, a significant one, not only to our-
selves and the stations we serve but to
America's advertisers, for whom we have
created what is to all intents and purposes
a new advertising medium, or at the very
least a valuable extension of a relatively
circumspect one already in existence. Our
first year has been a challenging one, and
to us a very rewarding one.
We believe that our future is bright. The
NTA Film Network, which was once a
train in the blue-print stage, now is defi-
nitely on the track. We believe that it has
a long and prosperous journey ahead. Based
on a busy past and rushed present, we be-
lieve that we can expect an accelerated
future.
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Telephone: JUdson 2-7300
President .Ely A. Landau
Exec. V.P Oliver A. Unger
Vice President: Harold Goldman
Vice President Edythe Rein
V.P. & Cen. Mgr Raymond E. Nelson
V.P., Station Relations Robert A. Schmid
Board of Directors Ely A. Landau,
Oliver A. Unger, Harold Goldman, Edythe Rein,
Harold Kovner, Spyros Skouras, Joseph H. Mos-
kowitz, Donald Henderson, William C. Michel,
Otto Koegel
Director of Sales William B. Koblenzer
Dir. Station Relations Anthony Azzato
Dir. Promotion Martin Roberts
Dir. Advertising Kermit Kahn
Dir. Publicity George Grandall
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San Diego 20.3
Rochester 26.0
New Orleans 24.0
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TV STATIONS
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ALPHABETICAL LISTING
BY STATES - CITIES
STATE STATISTICS
(POPULATION, FAMILIES,
RADIO HOMES, TV HOMES,
NUMBER OF STATIONS)
KEY PERSONNEL
TELEVISION STATIONS
Commercial Stations of the U.S., Territories and Possessions
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Station City — State Page
CKLW-TV — Detroit-Windsor, Mich./Ont. . 821
K ABC-TV — Los Ang«eles, Calif 791
KAKE-TV — Wichita, Kan 814
KALB-TV — Alexandria, La 815
KARD-TV — Wichita. Kan 814
K ARK-TV — Little Rock, Ark 789
KATV — Pine Bluff, Ark 789
KAVE-TV — Carlsbad, N. M 830
KBAK-TV — Bakersfield, Calif 790
KBAS-TV — Ephrata, Wash 874
KBES-TV — Medford. Ore 845
KBET-TV — Sacramento, Calif 791
KBMB-TV — Bismarck, N. D 838
KBOI-TV — Boise. Idaho 805
KBTV — Denver. Colo 794
KBTX-TV — Bryan, Tex 861
KCBD-TV — Lubbock, Tex 867
KCEN-TV — Temple, Tex 869
KCJB-TV — Minot, N. D 839
KCKT — Great Bend, Kans 813
KCMC-TV — Texarkana, Tex 869
KCMO-TV — Kansas City, Mo 825
KCOP-TV— Hollywood, Calif 790
KCOR-TV — San Antonio, Tex 869
KCRA-TV — Sacramento. Calif 792
KCRG-TV — Cedar Rapids, Iowa 812
KCSJ-TV — Pueblo. Colo 795
KCTV — San Angelo, Tex 868
KDAL-TV — Duluth-Superior, Minn 822
KDIX-TV — Dickinson, N. D 839
KDKA-TV — Pittsburgh, Pa 853
KDLO-TV — Florence, S. D 857
KDRO-TV — Sedalia, Mo. ...... 825
KDUB-TV — Lubbock, Tex 867
KDUH-TV — Hay Springs, Neb. 827
KEDY-TV — Big Spring. Tex 861
KELO-TV — Sioux Falls, S. D 857
KELP-TV — El Paso, Tex 863
KENI-TV — Anchorage. Alaska 880
KENS-TV — San Antonio. Tex 869
KEPR-TV — Pasco, Wash 874
KERO-TV — Bakersfield, Calif 790
KETV — Omaha, Neb 828
KEY-T— Santa Barbara, Calif 793
KFAR-TV — Fairbanks. Alaska 880
KFBB-TV — Great Falls, Mont 826
Station City — State Page
KFBC-TV — Cheyenne. Wyo 880
KFDA-TV — Amarillo. Tex 859
KFDM-TV — Beaumont. Tex 861
KFDX-TV — Wichita Falls. Tex 871
KFEQ-TV — St. loseph. Mo 825
KFJZ-TV — Fort Worth, Tex 865
KFMB-TV — San Diego, Calif 792
KFRE-TV — Fresno, Calif 790
KFSA-TV — Fort Smith, Ark 789
KFSD-TV — San Diegou Calif 792
KFVS-TV — Cape Girardeau, Mo 824
KFXJ — Montrose, Colo 795
KFYR-TV — Bismarck, N. D 838
KGBT-TV — Harlingen, Tex 865
KGEZ-TV — Kalispell, Mont 826
KGGM-TV — Albuquerque, N. M 829
KGHL-TV — Billings, Mont 826
KGLO-TV — Mason City, Iowa 812
KGMB-TV — Honolulu, Hawaii 881
KGNC-TV — Amarillo. Tex 861
KGO-TV — San Francisco, Calif 792
KGUL-TV — Galveston-Houston, Tex. ... 865
KGUN — Tucson, Ariz 788
KGW-TV — Portland. Ore 845
KHAD-TV — Laredo, Tex 867
KHAS-TV — Hastings. Neb 827
KHBC-TV — Hilo. Hawaii 881
KHJ-TV — Los Angeles, Calif 791
KHOL-TV — Kearney, Neb 827
KHPL-TV — Hayes Center, Neb 827
KHQ-TV — Spokane, Wash. 875
KHQA-TV — Hannibal, Mo 824
KHSL-TV — Chico, Calif 790
KHUM-TV — Eureka, Calif 790
KICA-TV — Clovis, N. M 830
KID-TV — Idaho Falls, Idaho 805
KIDO-TV — Boise, Idaho 805
KIEM-TV — Eureka, Calif 790
KIMA-TV — Yakima, Wash 875
KING-TV — Seattle, Wash 874
KINY-TV — Juneau, Alaska 880
KIRO-TV — Seattle, Wash 874
KIVA — Yuma, Ariz 789
KJEO — Fresno, Calif 790
KKTV — Colorado Springs, Colo. 793
782
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Station City— State Page
KLAS-TV — Las Vegas, Nev 828
KLEW-TV — Lewiston. Idaho 805
KLFY-TV — Lafayette, La 816
KLIX-TV — Twin Falls. Idaho 805
KLRJ-TV — Las Vegas, N>ev 828
KLTV — Tyler, Tex 869
KLZ-TV — Denver, Colo 793
KMAU-TV — Wailuku, Hawaii 881
KMBC-TV — Kansas City, Mo 825
KMGM-TV — Minneapolis, Minn 823
KMID-TV — Midland. Tex 868
KMJ-TV — Fresno, Calif 790
KMMT— Austin. Minn 822
KMOT — Minot. N. D 839
KMOX-TV — St. Louis. Mo 825
KMSO-TV — Missoula. Mont 826
KMTV— Omaha. (Neb 828
KMVI — Wailuku. Hawaii 881
KNAC-TV — Fort Smith, Ark 789
KNOE-TV — Monroe, La 816
KNOX-TV — Grand Forks, N. D 839
KNTV — San Jose, Calif 793
KNXT — Los Angeles. Calif 791
KOA-TV — Denver, Colo 794
KOAM-TV — Pittsburgh, Kan 813
KOAT-TV— Albuquerque, N. M 829
KOB-TV — Albuquerque, N. M 830
KOCO-TV — Enid. Okla 844
KODE-TV — Joplin, Mo 824
KOIN-TV — Portland, Ore 845
KOLD-TV — Tucson. Ariz 788
KOLN-TV — Lincoln, Neb 827
KOLO-TV — Reno, Nev 828
KOMO-TV — Seattle, Wash 874
KOMU-TV — Columbia, Mo 824
KONA-TV — Honolulu. Hawaii 881
KONO-TV — San Antonio, Tex 869
KOOK-TV — Billings, Mont 826
KOOL-TV — Phoenix. Ariz 788
KOSA-TV— Odessa. Tex 868
KOTA-TV — Rapid City. S. D 857
KOTI-TV — Klamath Falls, Ore 845
KOTV — Tulsa, Okla 844
KOVR-TV — Stockton, Calif 793
KPAC-TV — Port Arthur, Tex 868
KPAR-TV — Abilente-Sweetwater, Tex. . . 859
KPHO-TV — Phoenix. Ariz 788
KPIC — Roseburg, Ore 845
KPIX — San Francisco. Calif 792
KPLC-TV — Lake Charles, La 816
KPLO — Reliance, S. D 857
KPRC-TV — Houston, Tex 865
783
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Station City — State Page
KPTV — Portland, Ore 845
KQTV — Fort Dodge, Iowa 812
KRBB — FJ Dorado, Ark 789
KRBC-TV — Abilene, Tex 859
KRCA — Los Angeles, Calif. . , 791
KRCG — Jefferson City, Mo 824
KRDO-TV — Colorado Springs, Colo. ... 793
KREM-TV — Spokane. Wash 875
KREX-TV — Grand Junction, Colo 794
KRGV-TV — Weslaco, Tex 871
KRIS-TV — Corpus Christi. Tex 861
KRLD-TV — Dallas, Tex 863
KRNT-TV — Des Moines, Iowa 812
KROC-TV — Rochester. Minn 823
KROD-TV — El Paso, Tex 863
KRON-TV — San Francisco, Calif 792
KRSD-TV — Rapid City. S. D 857
KSAN-TV — San Francisco. Calif 792
KSBW-TV — Salinas. Calif 792
KSBY-TV — San Luis Obispo, Calif 793
KSD-TV — St. Louis, Mo 825
KSHO-TV — Las Vegas, Nev 828
KSL-TV — Salt Lake City, Utah 871
KSLA — Shreveport, La 817
KSPR-TV — Casper, Wyo 879
KSTF — Scottsbluff, Neb 828
KSTP-TV — St. Paul-Minneapolis, Minn... 823
KSVO-TV — Ardmore, Okla 843
KSWO-TV — Lawton. Okla 844
KSWS-TV — Roswell, N. M 830
KSYD-TV — Wichita Falls, Tex 871
KTAG-TV — Lake Charles, La 816
KTBC-TV — Austin, Tex 861
KTBS-TV — Shreveport, La 817
KTEN — Ada. Okla. 843
KTHV — Little Rock. Ark 789
KTIV — Sioux City. Iowa 813
KTLA — Los Angeles, Calif 791
KTNT-TV — Tacoma, Wash 875
KTRE-TV — Lufkin, Tex 868
KTRK-TV — Houston, Tex 865
KTRX — Kennewick-Pasco, Wash 874
KTSM-TV — El Paso, Tex 863
KTTS-TV — Springfield. Mo 825
KTTV — Los Angeles, Calif 791
KTUL-TV — Tulsa. Okla 844
KTVA — Anchorage. Alaska 880
KTVC — Ensign, Kan 813
KTVF — Fairbanks, Alaska 880
KTVH — Hutchinson, Kan 813
KTVI — St. Louis, Mo 826
KTVK — Phoenix, Ariz 788
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Station
City — State
Page
Station
City — State
Page
KTVO — Ottumwa, Iowa
KTVR — Denver, Colo
KTVT — Salt Lake City, Utah
KTVU — San Francisco-Oakland, Calif. . .
KTVW — Seattle-Tacoma. Wash
KTWO-TV — Casper, Wyo
KUAM-TV — Agana, Guam
KULA-TV — Honolulu. Hawaii
KUMV-TV — Williston, N. D
KUTV — Salt Lake City, Utah
KVAL-TV — Eugene, Ore
KVAR — Mesa, Ariz
KVII — Amarillo, Tex
KVIP — Redding, Calif
KVOA-TV — Tucson, Ariz
KVOO-TV — Tulsa. Okla
KVOS-TV — Bellingham, Wash
KVTV — Sioux City, Iowa
KWRB-TV — Riverton. Wyo
KWTV — Oklahoma City, Okla
KWTXTV — Waca Tex
KWWL-TV — Waterloo, Iowa
KXAB-TV — Aberdeen, S. D
KXGN-TV — Gtendive, Mont
KXJB-TV — Valley City, N. D
KXLF-TV — Butte, Mont
KXLJ-TV — Helena, Mont
KXLY-TV — Spokane, Wash
KYTV — Springfield, Mo
KYW-TV — Cleveland, Ohio
KZTV — Corpus Christi, Tex
WABC-TV — New York. N. Y.
WABD — New York, IN. Y
WABI-TV — Bangor, Maine
WABT — Birmingham, Ala
WAFB-TV — Baton Rouge, La
WAGA-TV — Atlanta, Ga
WAGM-TV — Presque Isle, Maine
WAIM-TV — Anderson, S. C
WAKR-TV — Akron, Ohio
W ALA-TV — Mobile, Ala
WALB-TV — Albany, Ga.
WANE-TV — Fort Wayne, Ind
WAPA-TV — San Juan, P. R
WARD-TV — Johnstown, Pa
WATE-TV — Knoxville, Tenn
WATR-TV — Waterbury, Conn
WATV — Newark, N. J
WAVE-TV — Louisville, Ky
WAVY-TV — Norfolk, Va
WBAL-TV — Baltimore, Md
WB AP-TV — Fort Worth, Tex
WBAY-TV — Green Bay, Wis
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794
871
793
875
879
882
881
838
871
844
788
861
791
788
844
874
813
880
844
869
813
857
826
839
826
826
875
825
840
861
833
833
817
787
815
803
819
855
839
787
881
849
858
797
829
815
873
820
863
877
WBBM-TV — Chicago. Ill 806
WBEN-TV — Buffalo. N. Y 832
WBIR-TV — Knoxville, Tenn 858
WBKB — Chicago. Ill 806
WBLN — Bloomington, 111 805
WBNS-TV — Columbus. Ohio 841
WBOC-TV — Salisbury, Md
WBOY-TV — Clarksburg, W. Va.
WBPZ-TV — Lock Haven, Pa. ...
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.. 876
.. 849
WBRC-TV — Birmingham. Ala 787
.. 855
.. 816
.. 837
.. 856
.. 832
.. 820
.. 853
.. 871
.. 823
.. 833
.. 823
.. 833
WBRE-TV — Wilkes-Barre. Pa
WBRZ — Baton Rouge, La
WBTV— Charlotte, N. C
WBTW — Florence, S. C
WBUF — Buffalo, N. Y
WBZ-TV — Boston, Mass
WCAU-TV — Philadelphia. Pa
WCAX-TV — Burlington. Vt
WCBI-TV — Columbus, Miss
WCBS-TV — New York, N. Y
WCCO-TV — Minneapolis, Minn. . . .
WCDB — Hagaman, N. Y
WCDC — Adams, Mass 820
WCHS-TV— Charleston, W. Va 876
WCIA — Champaign, 111 805
WCKT — Miami, Fla 800
WCMB-TV — Haxrisburg, Pa 847
WCNY-TV — Carthage, N. Y 833
WCOV-TV — Montgomery, Ala 787
WCPO-TV — Cincinnati, Ohio 839
WCSC-TV — Charleston, S. C 856
WCSH-TV — Portland, Me 817
WCTV — Thomasvill©, Ga. 805
WCYB-TV — Bristol. Va 872
WDAF-TV — Kansas City, Mo 825
WDAM-TV — Hattiesburg. Mass 823
WDAN-TV — Danville, I1L 806
WDAU-TV — Scranton, Pa 853
WD AY-TV — Fargo, N. D 839
WDBJ-TV — Roanoke, Va 874
WDBO-TV — Orlando. Fla 801
WDEF-TV — Chattanooga, Tenn 857
WDMJ-TV — Marquette, Mich 822
WDSM-TV — Duluth-Superior, Minn 822
WDSU-TV — New Orleans, La 816
WDXI-TV — Jackson. Tenn 857
WEAR-TV — Pensacola, Fla 801
WEAT-TV — West Palm Beach, Fla 803
WEAU-TV — Eau Claire. Wis 877
WECT — Wilmington, N. C 837
WEEK-TV — Peoria, 111 807
WEEQ-TV — La Salle, 111 806
WEHT — Evansville, Ind 809
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WESH-TV — Daytona Beach, Flo.
WEWS — Cleveland. Ohio
WFAA-TV — Dallas, Tex
WFAM-TV — Lafayette, Ind
WFBC-TV — Greenville, S. C
WFBG-TV — Altoona, Pa
WFBM-TV — Indianapolis, Ind
WFGA-TV — Jacksonville, Fla
WFIE-TV — Evansville, Ind
WFIL-TV — Philadelphia, Pa
WFLA-TV — Tampa, Fla
WFLB-TV — Fayettevillew N. C
WFMJ-TV — Youngstown, Ohio
WFMY-TV — Greensboro, N. C
WFRV-TV — Green Bay, Wis
WGAL-TV — Lancaster, Pa
WGAN-TV — Portland, Me
WGEM-TV — Quincy, 111
WGN-TV — Chicago, 111
WGR-TV— Buffalo, N. Y
WHAS-TV — Louisville, Ky
WHBF-TV — Rock Island, 111
WHBQ-TV — Memphis, Tenn
WHCT — Hartford, Conn
WHDH-TV — Boston, Mass
WHEC-TV — Rochester, N. Y
WHEN-TV — Syracuse, N. Y
WHIO-TV — Dayton, Ohio
WHIS-TV — Bluefield. W. Va
WHIZ-TV — Zanesville, Ohio
WHO-TV — Des Moines, Iowa
WHP-TV — Harrisburg, Pa
WHTN-TV — Huntington, W. Va
WHYN-TV — Springf ield-Holyoke, Mass. .
WIBW-TV — Topeka, Kan
WICC-TV — Bridgeport, 'Conn
WICS — Springfield, 111
WICU-TV — Erie, Pa
WIIC — Pittsburgh, Pa
WILK-TV — Wilkes-Barre, Pa
WIMA-TV — Lima, Ohio
WINK-TV — Fort Meyers, Fla.
WINR-TV — Binghamton, N. Y
WIS-TV — Columbia, S. C
WISC-TV — Madison, Wis
WISE-TV — Asheville, N. C
WISH-TV — Indianapolis, Ind
WISN-TV — Milwaukee, Wis
WITI-TV — Milwaukee, Wis
WITN — Washington, N. C
WITV — Ft. Lauderdale, Ha
WJAC-TV — Johnstown, Pa
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799 WJAR-TV — Providence, R. 1 855
840 WJBF-TV — Augusta. Ga 804
861 WJBK-TV — Detroit, Mich 821
810 WJDM — Panama City, Fla 801
856 WJHL-TV — Johnson City, Tenn 858
845 WJIM-TV — Lansing. Mich 822
809 WJMR-TV — New Orleans, La 816
799 WJTV — Jackson, Miss 823
809 WJW-TV — Cleveland, Ohio 841
851 WJZ-TV — Baltimore, Md 819
801 WKAQ-TV — San Juan. P. R 881
837 WKBN-TV — Youngstown. Ohio 843
843 WKBT — La Crosse, Wis 877
837 WKJG-TV — Fort Wayne, Ind 809
877 WKNX-TV — Saginaw, Mich 822
849 WKOW-TV — Madison, Wis 877
817 WKRC-TV — Cincinnati, Ohio 839
807 WKRG-TV — Mobile, Ala 787
806 WKST-TV — New Castle, Pa 849
833 WKTV — Utica. N. Y 835
815 WKXP — Lexington, Ky 815
807 WKY-TV — Oklahoma City, Okla 844
858 WKZO-TV — Kalamazoo, Mich 822
797 WLAC-TV — Nashville. Tenn 858
82C WLBC-TV — Muncie, Ind 810
834 WLBR-TV — Lebanon, Pa 849
834 WLBT — Jackson, Miss 824
841 WLEX-TV — Lexington, Ky 815
875 WLOF-TV — Orlando, Fla 801
843 WLOS-TV — Asheville, N. C 835
812 WLVA-TV — Lynchburg, Va 872
847 WLW-A — Atlanta, Ga 804
876 WLW-C — Columbus, Ohio 841
820 WLW-D — Dayton, Ohio 841
813 WLW-I — Indianapolis, Ind 810
797 WLW-T — Cincinnati. Ohio 840
8Q7 WMAL-TV — Washington. D. C 798
847 WMAR-TV — Baltimore, Md 819
853 WMAZ-TV — Macon, Ga 804
855 WMBD-TV — Peoria, 111 807
841 WMBR-TV — Jacksonville, Fla 800
799 • WMBV-TV — Marinette, Wis 879
830 WMCT — Memphis, Tenn 858
856 WMSL-TV — Decatur, Ala 787
877 WMT-TV — Cedar Rapids, Iowa 812
835 WMTV — Madison, Wis 877
810 WMTW — Poland Spring, Me 817
879 WMUR-TV — Manchester, N. H 829
879 WNAC-TV — Boston, Mass 820
837 WNBC — New Britain, Conn 797
799 WNBF-TV — Binghamton, N. Y 832
849 WNBQ — Chicago, 111 806
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WNCT — Greenville, N. C 837
WNDU-TV — South Bend. Ind 810
WNEM-TV — Bay City-Saginaw. Mich. .. 821
WNEP-TV — Scranton, Pa 853
WNHC-TV — New Haven, Conn 797
WNOK-TV — Columbia, S. C 856
W1NOW-TV — York, Pa 855
WOAI-TV — San Antonio, Tex 869
WOAY-TV — Oak Hill, W. Va 876
WOC-TV — Davenport, Iowa 812
WOI-TV — Ames. Iowa 812
WOOD-TV — Grand Rapids, Mich 821
WOR-TV — New York, N. Y 834
WORA-TV — Mayaguez, P. R 881
WOW-TV — Omaha. Neb 828
WOWL-TV — Florence, Ala 787
WPAG-TV — Ann Arbor, Mich 821
WPBN-TV — Traverse City, Mich 822
WPIX — New York, N. Y 834
WPRO-TV — Providence, R. 1 855
WPSD-TV — Paducah, Ky 815
WPST-TV — Miami, Fla 800
WPTA — Fort Wayne, Ind 809
WPTV — Palm Beach, Fla 801
WPTZ — Pittsburgh, N. Y 834
WRAL-TV — Raleigh. N. C 837
WRBL-TV — Columbus, Ga 804
WRC-TV — Washington, D. C 798
WRCA-TV — New York, N. Y 834
WRCV-TV — Philadelphia, Pa 851
WRDW-TV — Augusta, Ga 804
WREC-TV — Memphis, Tenn 858
WREX-TV — Rockford, 111 807
WRGB — Schenectady, N. Y 834
WRGP-TV — Chattanoogai, Tenn 857
WRIK-TV — Ponce, P. R 882
WRLP — Greenfield, Mass. 820
WROC-TV — Rochester, N. Y 834
WRVA-TV — Richmond, Va 873
WSAU-TV — Wausau, Wis 879
WSAV-TV — Savannah, Ga 804
WSAZ-TV — Huntington, W. Va 876
WSB-TV — Atlanta, Ga 803
WSBA-TV — York, Pa 855
WSBT-TV — South Bend, Ind 810
WSEE — Erie, Pa 845
WSFA-TV — Montgomery, Ala 788
WSIL-TV — Harrisburg, 111 806
WSIX-TV — Nashville, Tenn 859
WSJS-TV — Winston-Salem, N. C 833
WSJV — South Bend-Elkhart. Ind 810
WSLS-TV — Roanoke, Va 874
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WSM-TV — Nashville, Tenn 859
WSOC-TV — Charlotte, N. C 837
WSPA-TV — Spartanburg, S. C 856
WSPD-TV — Toledo, Ohio 843
WSTV-TV — Steuben ville, Ohio 841
WSUN-TV — St. Petersburg, Fla 801
WSUR-TV — Ponce, P. R 882
WSVA-TV — Harrisonburg, Va 872
WSYE-TV — Elmira, N. Y 833
WSYR-TV — Syracuse, N. Y 835
WTAP-TV — Parkersburg, W. Va 876
WTAR-TV — Norfolk, Va 872
WTCN-TV — Minneapolis, Minn 823
WTEN — Albany, N. Y 830
WTHI-TV — Terre Haute, Ind 810
WTIC-TV — Hartford, Conn 797
WTMJ-TV — Milwaukee, Wis 879
WTOC-TV — Savannah, Ga 805
WTOK-TV — Meridian, Miss 824
WTOP-TV — Washington, D. C 798
WTO V-TV — Norfolk. Va 873
WTPA — Harrisburg, Pa 847
WTRF-TV — Wheeling, W. Va 877
WTRI — Albany, N. Y 830
WTTG — Washington, D. C 798
WTTV — Bloomington, Ind 809
WTVC — Chattanooga, Tenn 857
WTVD — Durham, N. C 837
WTVH — Peoria, 111 807
WTVJ — Miami, Fla 800
WTVK — Knoxville, Tenn 858
WTVM — Columbus, Ga 804
WTVN-TV — Columbus, Ohio .......... 841
WTVO — Rockford, 111 807
WTVP — Decatur, 111 806
WTVR — Richmond, Va 874
WTVT — Tampa, Fla 803
WTVW — Evansville, Ind 809
WTVY — Dotham, Ala 787
W-TWO — Bangor, Me 817
WTWV — Tupelo, Miss 824
WUSN-TV — Charleston, S. C 856
WVEC-TV — Hampton-Norfolk, Va 872
W VET-TV — Rochester, (N. Y 834
WVUE — Wilmington, Del 797
WWJ-TV — Detroit, Mich 821
WWL-TV — New Orleans, La 816
WWLP — Springfield, Mass 820
WWTV — Cadillac. Mich 821
WXEX-TV — Petersburg, Va 873
WXIX — Milwaukee, Wis 879
WXYZ-TV — Detroit, Mich 821
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 3,237,000; Families— 832,000; Lie. Stations— 7,
Sta. CP's— 3; Radio Homes— 793,000; TV Homes— 492.000
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W A B T— Birmingham— 1949
ABC-NBC
Channel: 13 VHF. .AP: 178 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Oper. By Alabama Bcstg. System
Business Address P. O. Box 2553
Newspaper Aff iiliation Birmingham News
Tel.: FA 2-3506 News Service: AP
Representative Harrington, Righter &
Parsons, Inc.
Membership NAB; TvB
Gen. Mgr Charles F. Grisham
Sales Dir Thomas M. Percer
VP in charge of Prgmng Ray A. Furr
Pub., Prom. Dir James Chenoweth
Production Johnny Johnson
Film Manager Nod Nelson
Chief Engineer J. V. Sanderson
WBRC- TV— Birmingham
1949— CBS
Channel: 6 VHF. . . AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WBRC, Inc.
Bus. Studio Address Atop Red Mountain
Tel.: FA 2-4701 News Service: AP
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, TvB
President Hulbert Taf t, Jr.
Gen. Mgr R. T. Schlinkert
Sales Mgr Oliver Naylor
Program Director Keith E. Barze
Prom. Dir Jerry Thompson
News Dir Jim Atkins
Film Mgr Robert Herron
Chief Engineer R. L. DuPriest
WMSL-TV-Decaiur-
NBC-CBS
1954
Channel: 23 UHF. . AP: 8.52 Kw VP: 15.8
Owned-Oper. By.Tehn. Valley Radio & TV Co.
Address Mutual Savings Life Bldg.
Tel.: 802 News Service: AP
Rep Masla
President Frank Whisenant
Program Director Alice A. Whisenant
Chief Engineer Alvin B. Millwood
WTVY-Doihan-1955
CBS
Channel: 9VHF..A.P.: 14.1 Kw...VP: 28.2 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WTVY, Inc.
Address Cottonwood Rd.
Tel 5-2810
Representative Young TV; Clarke Brown
President Charles Woods
VP., Gen., Sta. Mgr F. E. Busby
Commercial Manager Arthur Creamer
Program Director Daryl D. Griffin
Prom., Pub. Dir Warren L. Jones, Jr.
Film Manager Jerry Davis
Chief Engineer Ellis N. Anderson
WOWL-TV-Florence-1957
CBS-NBC
Channel: 15 UHF. .AP: 600 Kw.. .VP: 20.9 Kw.
Owned TV Muscle Shoals, Inc.
Business Address 840 Cypress Mill Rd.
Tel AT 2-7711
Representative Forjoe-TV
Pres., Gen. Mgr Richard B. Biddle
Nat. Sales Mgr Bill Mapes
Comm. Mgr Jack Worley
Prog. Dir John Utley
Prom. Dir Bill Wynne
Pub. Dir Dick Biddle
Film Mgr John Abbott
Chief Engineer Larry Rohling
WALA-TV-Mobile-1953
NBC
Channel: 10VHF. .AP: 191 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Pape TV Co., Inc.
Address 210 Government St.
Tel.: HE 3-3754 News Service: AP
Representative H-R
Membership NAB, TvB
V.P., Gen. Mgr W. B. Pape
Nat'l Sales Mgr Jim McNamara
Program Director Dick McMullen
Publicity Dir Chuck Thompson
Film Manager Jack Prater
Chief Engineer Raymond Hurley
WKRG- TV-Mobile-
CBS
1955
Channel: 5 VHF AP: 50 Kw VP: 100
Owned-Operated By WKRG-TV Inc.
Address 162 St. Louis St.
Tel.: HE 2-5505 News Service: AP
Representative Avery Knodel
Membership NAB
President Kenneth R. Giddens
V.P., Gen. Mgr C. P. Persons, J.r
Program Dir George Layne
Publicity Dir Betty Thorburn
Chief Engineer James L. Evans
WC0V- TV— Montgomery
1953— ABC-CBS
Channel: 20.... AP: 117 Kw VP: 200 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Capitol Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 2505
Tel.: AM 5-3561 News Service: UP
Representative Adam Young; Ayers
President O. P. Covington
Gen., Sta. Manager Hugh Smith
Commercial Manager Morris South
Prod., Prog. Dir Caldwell Stewart
Prom., Publicity Director Martha Hall
Film Manager Bob House
Chief Engineer W. D. Weatherly
787
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W S F A - T V— Montgomery
1954-NBC-ABC
Channel: 12 VHP. . AP: 158 Kw.. .Vp: 316 Kw.
Business Address 10 East Delano
Tel.: AM 5-1251.. News Services: AP. INS. UP
Newspaper Affil Okla. Publishing Co.
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Katz
President E. K. Gaylord
Exec. VP P. A. Sugg
Sta. Mgr Eugene B. Dodson
Comm. Mgr Carter Hardwick
Prod. Mgr Pascal Spivey
News Dir Crawford Rice
Sales Prom. Dir M. H. Yeoman
Pub. Dir Rose Arnold
Film Mgr Gene R. Jacobsen
Chief Engineer Robert M. Hay ward
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 1,163,000; Families— 325,000; Lie. Stations— 8,
Sta. CP's— 1; Radio Homes— 316,000; TV Homes— 198,000
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Address 3435 No. 16th St.
Tel.: AM 6-5691 News Service: AP
Station Representative Weed TV
General Manager Leon Nowell
Sta., Comm. Manager Burton B. LaDow
Program Director Don Tuckwood
Prod. Mgr Lloyd Steinkamp
Chief Engineer George Mc Louth
KGUN-Tucson-1956
ABC
Channel: 9 VHF. .AP: 31.6 Kw.. .VP: 63.1 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Tucson Television Co.
Business Address 2175 North 6th Ave.
Tel.: MA 3-3633 News Service: UP
Representative Headley-Reed
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Tolbert Foster
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Mgr James Hays
Comm. Mgr Ben L. Slack
Film Mgr Dan Dellinger
Chief Engineer James Cochrane
KOLD-TV-Tucson-1953
CBS
Channel: 13 VHF..AP: 16.5 Kw...VP: 33 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Old Pueblo Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 115 W. Drachman St.
Tel.: MA 4-2511
Representative Hollingbery
Managing Dir Tom Chauncey
General Manager E. S. Mittendorf
Commercial Manager Bernie Perlin
Program Director Budd Wiener
Chief Eng Bob Shriner
KVOA-TV-Tucson-1953
NBC
Channel: 4 VHF. . .AP: 2.69... VP: 5.37 Kw
Owned-Oper. By Arizona Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 209 West Elm St.
Tel.: ME 3-2555
Representative The Branham Co.
Pres., Gen. Mgr Clinton D. McKinnon
Commercial Manager . . . . W. R. Duvey DuBois
Program Director Henry Hubbard
ChUi Engineer Raymond H. Holsclaw
788
Arizona
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KVAR-Mesa-1953-NBC
Channel: 12 VHF. . AP: 15.8 Kw.. .VP: 31.6 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KTAR Broadcasting Co.
Address 1101 No. Central Ave., Phoenix
Tel.: AL 4-4161 News Service: AP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Pres., Gen. Mgr Richard O. Lewis
Commercial Mgr E. W. Harvey
Program Director Robert Vache
Publicity Dir Carol Ackerman
Film Director Betty Campbell
Chief Engineer John Beck
KOOL-TV-Phoenix-1953
CBS
Channel: 10 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KOOL Radio-TV. Inc.
Business Address 511 West Adams St.
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Tom Chauncey
V.P., Sta. Mgr Kenneth Morton
Film Manager Helen Lane
Program Dir Jack Murphy
Publicity Dir Homer Lane
Chief Engineer Nelson Nichols
KPH0- TV-Phoenix— 1949
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 100 Kw.. .VP: 17.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Meredith Publishing Co.
Business Address 17th & Locust St.
Tel.: AT 8-8511 News Services: UP, INS
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, TvB
President Fred Bohen
General Manager Richard B. Rawls
Ass't. Sta., Comm. Mgr. . . . Howard Stalnaker
Program Director Robert Martin
Prom., Pub. Dir Stephen Q. Shannon
Film Manager Thomas Sherlock
Chief Engineer George McClanathan
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K T V K-Phoenix-1955-ABC
Channel: 3 VHF. . .AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper ated By Arizona TV Co.
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KIVA— Yuma— 1953
NBC-CBS-ABC
Channel: 11 VHF. . . AP: 16 Kw.. . .VP: 29 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Valley Telecasting Co.
Business Address P. O. Bin 1671
Tel.: ST 6-8311 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
President Harry C. Butcher
General Manager Ray C. Smucker
Sta., Prom* Mgr Leavenworth Wheeler
Publiicty Director Jean Van Cleat
Program Director Russ Siner
Commercial Manager Len Burkland
Film Director Aretta Crowell
Chief Engineer Blake Ramsey
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Sta. CP's
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KRBB-E1 Dorado-1955
NBC
Channel: 10 VHF. . AP: 12.3 Kw.. .VP: 24.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By S. Arkansas TV Co., Inc.
Address Box 791
Tel.: UN 2-3488 News Service: AP
Station Representative O'Connell
President Joe F. Rushton
General Manager Bill Bigley
Comm. Mgr W. C. Womack
Prog. Dir John Turner
Prom. Dir Pat Molsbee
Chief Engineer Larry Se5i
KFS A- TV-Fort Smith— 1953
NBC-ABC
Channel: 22 UHF. . . AP: 12 Kw. . .VP: 22 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Southwestern Radio & TV Co.
Business Address 920 Rogers Ave.
Newspaper Affil Southwest American
Tel.: SU 2-9125 News Service: UP
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB
President D. W. Reynolds
Gen. Mgr.. Sta. Mgr William Slates
Comm Mgr., Prom. Mgr John D. Whitt
Prog., Pub. Dir Pat Porta
Film Manager Charles Putman
Chiel Engineer Robert W. Piatt. Jr.
(Est.)— 1,849,000; Families— 524,000; Lie. Stations— 3,
—3; Radio Homes— 516,000; TV Homes- -278,000
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KARK- TV-Little Bock
1954— NBC
Channel: 4 VHF. . .AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Arkansas Radio &
Equipment Co.
Business Address 10th & Spring Streets
News Service UP
Representative Petry
Membership NAB, TvB
President T. H. Barton
Exec. VP T. K. Barton
Sta. Mgr., VP Douglas Romine
Prog. Dir., Film Mgr Fred Schmutz
Promotion Dir Shirley P. Kennedy
Chief Engineer Champ Smith
KTHV-Little Bock-1955
CBS
Channel: 11 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
O wned-Operated By Arkansas TV Co.
Address 8th & Izard Sts.
Newspaper Affil Arkansas Democrat
Tel.: FR 4-3764 News Services: AP, UP
Station Representative . Branham
Membership NAB, TvB
President K. A. Engel
Gen., Sta. Manager B. G. Robertson
Comm. Manager W. V. Hutt
Prom. Dir John Pounders
Prog. Dir., Film Manager Jack Bomar
Chief Engineer Cecil Suitt
KNAC- TV-Fort Smith
1956— CBS
Channel: 5 VHF. . AP: 14.4 Kw.. .VP: 28.8 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By American TV Co., Inc.
Business Address 200 Kelly Bldg.
Tel.: SU 3-3131 News Service: AP
Representative H-R
Membership NAB
President Jack Sobol
Gen., Sta. Mgr Glenn W. White
Prom. Dir Joy A. Mercurio
Chief Engineer Rubin L. Masters
KATV-Pine Bluff— 1953
ABC
Channel: 7 VHF..AP: 91.2 Kw...VP: 170 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Central South Sales Co.
Address 100 William Rd.
Tel.: JE 4-2051 News Service: AP, UP
Representative Avery-Knodel, Inc.
Membership NAB, TvB
President James C. Leake
General Manager John H. Fugcrte
Prom., Pub. Director Joe Myers
Chief Engineer A. R. Garrett
789
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 14,203,000; Families— 4,537,000; Lie. Stations 23,
Sta. CP's— 12, Radio Homes— 4,502,000; TV Homes-4,437,000
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KBAK-TV— Bakersfield
1953— CBS-ABC
Channel: 29 UHF..AP: 10.5 Kw...VP: 19 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Bakersfield Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 1448
Tel.: EX 9-1761 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil San Francisco Chronicle
Representative Weed
Membership NAB. TvB
President Harold P. See
Program Director Jim Hayden
Gen. Manager, Vice President. .A. H. Constant
Chief Engineer James Garner
KERO-TV-Bakersfield
1953-NBC-ABC
Channel: 10 VHF. .AP: 55 Kw.. .VP: 110 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . Wrather- Alvarez Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 1420 Truxton Ave.
Tel.: FA 7-1441 News Service: UP
Representative Petry
Membership NAB, TvB
Sales Mgr Roland T. Kay
Program Manager Kenneth R. Cross
Publicity Director Joe Henning
Production Manager Bruce Fleming
Film Manager K. R. Croes
Chief Engineer Edwin Andress
KHSL-TV-Chico-1953
ABC-CBS
Channel: 12 VHF. .AP: 156 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Golden Empire Bcstg. Co.
Address 180 E. 4th St.
Tel.: FI 2-0141 News Service: UP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Mrs. Hugh McClung
Station Manager M. F. Woodling
Nat'l Sales Mgr George Ross
Program Dir Martin Jacobsen
Pub. Dir Doug Sundby
KHUM-TV-Eureka-1958
Channel: 6 VHF..AP: 7.4 Kw...VP: 14.8 Kw.
Owned Calif. Northwest Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1015
Tel.: HI 2-5744 News Service: AP
Representative Hollingbery
President Carroll R. Hauser
V.P., Gen. Mgr Geo. Fleharty
Chief Engineer Otto Becker
KIEM-TV-Eureka-1953
CBS-ABC-NBC
Channel: 3 VHF.. AP: 100 Kw...VP: 50 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . . California-Oregon TV, Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 1021
Phone Number Hillside 3-3123
News Service UP
Rep Blair Television Associates, Inc.
Membership NAB
President William B. Smullin
VP-Manager Donald H. Telford
Comm. Mgr Robert Miller
Sta. Mgr.-Prog. Dir W. Edwin Smith
Pub. Dir Jack Mortimer
Prom. Dir Ben Randall
Chief Engineer Donald King
KFRE-TV-Fresno-1956
CBS
Channel: VHF....AP: 158.... VP: 316 Kw.
Owned By California Island Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 733 L St., Fresno, Calif.
Tel.: AM 8-6444 News Service: UP
Representative Blair-TV
President Paul R. Bartlett
Station Manager Ed J. Freeh
National Sales Bob Klein
Prog., Prom., Pub. Dir Hal C. O'Donnell
Film Manager Fred Carbine
Chief Engineer Keith L. Mealey
KJEO-Fresno-1953
ABC
Channel 47 UHF..AP: 222 Kw.. .VP: 444 Kw.
Owned: O'Neill Broadcasting Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 1708
Tel.: BA 2-2411 News Service: AP
Representative Branham
V.P., General Manager Joseph C. Drilling
Comm. Manager W. O. Edholm
Production Manager Don Webster
Promotion Director Phil McPherson
Chief Engineer Jack McElwain
KMJ-TV-Fresno-1953
NBC
Channel: 24 UHF. .AP: 240 Kw.. .VP: 447 Kw.
Owned-Operated By McClatchy Bcstg. Co.
Address 1117 "N" St.
Representative Raymer
Membership NAB, TvB
Station Mgr John Edwards
Nat'l Sis. & Ser. Mgr W. Letter
Comm. Manager Orbie Sullivan
KCOP-TV-Hollywood-1953
Channel: 13 VHF. . AP: 83.2 Kw.. .VP: 170 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KCOP-TV, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 1000 Cahuenga Blvd.
Tel.: HO 2-7311 News Service: UP
Representative Petry
Gen. Mgr Alvin G. Flanagan
Commercial Manager Amos T. Baron
Sales Prom Dir Hal Biard
Program Dir Mary Warren
Publicity Dir Jerry Ross
Chief Engineer Al Browdy
790
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1949 Oper. & Traf. Manager Henxy J. Schaefer
Program Director Donald M. Hine
Prom., Publicity Director. .. .Austin Hey wood
Production Manager Alberta Hackett
Film Manager Bill Alcine
Tech. Oper. Mgr H. W. Pangborn
K RCA— Los Angeles-
NBC *
Channel: 4 VHF. .AP: 23.5 Kw...VP: 47 Kw.
Owned RCA
Bus.-Studio Address Sunset & Vine St.
Tel.: TH 5-7000. . .News Services, AP, INS, UP
Membership NAB
Representative NBC Spot Sales
President Robert Sarnoff
V.P., General Manager Thomas McCray
Commercial Manager James Parks
Exec. Prod. Jim Patterson
Pub. Dir Bob Pelgram
Prom., Dir Jack Kenaston
Operations Manager James Damon
Film Manager George Bunse
Chief Engineer John Knigm
KABC-TV— Los Angeles
1949— ABC
Channel: 7 VHF..AP: 82 Kw. VP: 165 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By ABC
Business Address Prospect & Talmadge Streets
TeL: NO 3-3311. .News Services: AP, INS, UP
Representative Katz
Membership NAB
V.P., Gen. Mgr Selig J. Seligman
Gen. Sales Mgr Elton Rule
Program Director Peter Robinson
Prom., Pub. Dir Jack Brembeck
Prod. Mgr Jim Mandulay
Film Manager Howard Lipstone
Chief Engineer Theodore Grenier
KHJ-TV-LosAngeles-1948
Channel: 9 AP: 81 Kw VP: 162 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By RKO Teleradio, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1313 N. Vine St.
Membership TvB
Representative H-R
Tel.: HO 2-2133 News Services: INS. UP
President, General Teleradio . Thomas F. 0*Neil
Pres., (Don Lee, Div.) Willet H. Brown
General Manager John Reynolds
Prog. Dir., Film Mgr James Higson
Commercial Manager Howard Wheeler
Promotion Director Bob Nelson
Production Manager Pat Marrinan
Chief Engineer Robert Arne
KNXT— Los Angeles-1948
CBS
Channel: 2 VHF. .AP: 23.4 Kw. .VP: 46.8 Hw.
Owned-Oper. By CBS Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1313 N. Vine St.
Representative CBS TV Spot Sales
Tel.: WE 8-3000 News Services: AP, UP
Membership NAB, TvB
President Merle S. Jones
General Manager Clark B. George
Business Manager Larry Lazarus
Gen. Sis. Manager R. D. Wood
Executive Prod Don Cook
KTLA— Los Angeles— 1947
Channel: 5 VHF...AP: 15 Kw. . .VP: 30 Kw.
Owned-Oper. . . Paramount TV Production, Inc.
Studio Address. . .5800 Sunset Blvd., H'ywood
Tel.: HO 9-3181 News Service: INS
Representative PGW
Membership NAB, TvB
V.P., Gen. Mgr Lewise Arnold
Ass't Gen. Mgr Henry Flynn
Commercial Mgr Lela Regan
Program Dir Ray Lukshis
Promotion Dir James J. Rue
Film Manager Jerry Rogers
Publicity Dir Dick Robbins
KTTV— Los Angeles-1949
Channel: 11 VHF. .AP: 83 Kw.. . VP: 165 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Times-Mirror Co.
Business Address 5746 Sunset Blvd.
Newspaper Affil L. A. Times, Mirror
Tel.: HO 2-7111 News Service: AP
Representative Blair TV
Membership NAB, TvB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Richard A. Moore
V.P.-Sales John R. Vrba
V.P.-Programming Robert Breckner
Dir. & Merch. & Prom Jack O'Mara
Publicity Director Reavis Winckler
Film Manager Richard Woollen
Chief Engineer Edward Benham
KVIP— Redding— 1956
NBC-ABC
Channel: 7 VHF. .AP: 58.5 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned By Shasta Telecasting Corp.
Business Address .2770 Pioneer Drive
Tel.: CH 1-1414 News Service: AP
Representative Hollingbery
Pres., Gen. Mgr George C. Fleharty
Commercial Manager John Dadiw
Program Director Lee Arnold
Chief Eng., Ass't Mgr Russell K. Olsen
KBET-TV— Sacramento
1955— CBS
Channel: 10 AP: 158 Kw VP: 316 Kw.
Owned By Sacramento Telecasters, Inc.
Address 601 7th Ave.
Tel.: GI 1-4041 News Service: AP
Rep H-R
Membership NAB
President William P. Wright
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr John H. Schacht
Station Mgr George Greaves
Commercial Mgr George J. Kapel
Film Mgr Nick Luppino
Promotion Dir Harvey Tepfer
Chief Eng Pete Onnigian
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KCRA-TV— Sacramento— 1955
NBC
Channel: 3 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Operated By KCRA, Inc.
Address 310 10th St.
Tel.: GI 1-4631 News Service: UP
Representative Petry
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Ewing C. Kelly
Sta. Mgr Robert E. Kelly
Comm. Mgr Jon S Kelly
Film Mgr., Prog. Dir Tom Breen
Prom. Dir Ted F. Hardy
Pub. Dir Nona Hall
Chief Engineer W. Herbert Harlman
KSBW- TV-Salinas-
ABC-CBS-NBC
1935
Channel: 8 VHF..AP: 120 Kw...VP: 240 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Salinas Bcstg. Corp.
Address 238 John St.
Tel.: HA 2-6422 News Service: AP
Representative H-R Television
Membership NAB, TvB
Pres., Gen. Mgr John C. Cohan
Comm. Mgr Graham H. Moore
Prog. Dir Gary Ferlisi
Prom. Dir Clark Bradley
Dir. of Tech. Oper Bill Hargan
Chief Engineer Wes Chaney
KFSD-TV-SanDiego-1953
NBC
Channel: 10 VHF..AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KFSD, Inc.
Business Address 3642 Enterprise St.
Tel CY 8-7151
Representative Katz
Membership NAB
President James G. Rogers, Jr.
V.P., General Manager William E. Goetze
V.P., Dir. Sales Jay Grill
Merchandising Mgr Harold K. Boone
Adv., Prom. Dir Bill Sunday
Publicity Director Grant Recksieck
Film Manager Fran Stecker
Chief Engineer LeRoy A. Bellwood
KFNB-TV
-San Diego— 1949
CBS
Channel: 8 VHF..AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned. . . Wrath er- Alvarez Broadcasting, Inc.
Business Address 1405 Fifth Ave.
Tel.: BE 2-2114 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Perry
Membership NAB, TvB
President Jack D. Wrather
V.P., Gen. Mgr George Whitney
Station Mgr Bill Fox
Prog. Mgr George Stantis
Prom., Pub. Rel Dan Bellus
Film Manager Del Gay
Chief Engineer Charles Abel
K RON- TV— San Francisco
1949— NBC
Channel: 4 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By The Chronicle Pub. Co.
Business Studio Address 929 Mission St.
Tel.: GA 1-1100 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation Chronicle
Representative. .Peters, Griffin, Woodward Inc.
Membership NAB, TvB
President Charles Thieriot
Gen. Manager Harold P. See
Sales Mgr Norman Louvau
Program Dir Douglas Elleson
Promotion Dir Roland Irving
Sis. Prom., Mdsg. Dir Dick Block
Film Buyer Jim Bentley
Chief Engineer J. L. BerryhilJ
KG0-TV— San Francisco
1949-ABC
Channel: 7 VHF..AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. . . . Amer. Bcstg. Paramount Thtrs.
Address 277 Golden Gate Ave.
Tel.: UN 3-0077 News Services: AP, INS
Representative Blair
Membership TvB, NAB
President (ABC) Leonard Goldenson
V.P., Gen., Sta. Mgr .John H. Mitchell
Sales Mgr David Sacks
Nat'l Spot Sis. Mgr Yale Roe
Pub., Promotion Director . . . George T. Rodman
Production Manager Edward Smith
Program Director George Rice
Film Manager Robert Mitchell
Chief Engineer Harry Jacobs
KPIX— San Francisco— 1948
CBS
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. . . . Westinghouse Bcstg., Inc.
Address 2655 Van Ness Ave.
Tel.: PR 6-5100 News Services: INS, UP
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, TvB
Pres Donald H. McGannon
General Manager Philip G. Lasky
Asst. Gen. Manager George Mathiesen
Commercial Manager Lou Simon
Program Director,
Film Mgr William C. Dempsey
Promotion Dir George Goldman
Publicity Dir Al Baccari
Film Mgr William C. Dempsey
Chief Engineer Thomas T. Ely
K S A N - T V— San Francisco
1954
Channel: 32 UHF. .AP: 100 Kw. . .VP: 200 Kw.
Owned & Oper. By S. H. Patterson
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Address 1111 Market Street
Tel.: MA 1-8171
Representative Stars National
Exec. Director Norwood Patterson
Gen., Comm. Mgr Richard P. Bott
KTVU — San Francisco-Oakland
1958
Channel: 2 VHF. . . AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned S. F.-Oakland TV, Inc.
Address 1 Washington St., Oakland
Tel.: TE 4-2000 News Service: AP
Representative H-R Television
Membership NAB
President Ward D. Ingram
Gen. Mgr William D. Pabst
Prog. Dir Kenneth B. Craig
Prod. Mgr Walt Harris
Chief Engineer Robert Arne
KM TV-San Jose— 1955
Channel: 11 VHF. . . AP: 123 Kw.. . .VP: 60 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Standard Radio & TV Co.
Address 645 Park Avenue
Tel.: CY 7-5577 News Service: INS
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Weed
Pres., Gen. Mgr A. T. Gilliland
Sta. Mgr Roger Van Duzer
Comm. Mgr., Prom. Dir Fran Conrad
Film Manager Terry Simerly
Chief Engineer Bruce Joyner
KS BY- TV-San Luis Obispo
1953— ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 6 VHF. . . AP: 8.9 Ew.. . .VP: 16 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Salinas Valley Bcstg.
Business Address Box 286
Tel.: LI 3-0920 .News Service: AP
Representative H-R
Membership NAB, TvB
Pres., Gen. Mgr John C. Cohan
Resident Mgr Rowena Kimzey
Commercial Manager Graham Moore
Program Director Joe Ridgeway
Prom. Dir Clarke Bradley
Chief Engineer Charles Mitchell
KEY-T— Santa Barbara— 1953
ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 3 VHF...AP: 25 Kw....VP: 50 Kw.
Owned Key TV, Inc.
Business Address 730 Miramonte Dr.
Tel.: WO 5-8533 News Service: UP
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Richard C. Bell
Comm. Mgr Bob Burns
Prom. Dir Joe Constantino
Prog. Dir Mary Ann Cas'ey
Film Mgr James Foulon
Chief Engineer Paul Williams
KOVR-TV-Siockion-1954
ABC
Channel: 13 VHF. . AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By The Gannett Co.
Address 25 East Miner Ave.
Tel.: HO 6-6981 News Service: UP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Holingbery Co.
Gen. Mgr Ned Smith
Operations Mgr Bel Lange
Prom., Pub. Dir Henry Freitas
Film Manager John Kearns
Chief Engineer Richard J. Anderson
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Sta. CP's— 0; Radio Homes— 473,000; TV Homes— 310,000
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KKTV— Colorado Springs
1952— ABC-CBS
Channel: 11 VHF..AP: 54 Kw..VP: lt^/z Kw.
Owned-Operated By TV Colorado, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1078
Tel.: ME 4-2844 News Service: UP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Boiling
President, Gen., Station Mgr.. James D. Russell
Commercial Manager Robert D. Ellis
Program Dir Carl Pehlman
Prom., Pub. Director Jack East
Film Mgr Jerry Mahanke
Chief Engineer H. Strang
KRD0-TV— Colorado Springs
1953— NBC
Channel: 13 VHF.AP: 5.65 Kw..VP: 11.31 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Pikes Peak Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 399 South Eighth St.
Tel.: ME 2-1515 News Services: AP, UP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Pearson
President, Gen. Comm. Mgr Harry Hoth
Program Dir Jay Cook
Film Manager Joe Calahan
Chief Engineer Herb Schubarth
KLZ-TV-Denver-1953
CBS
Channel: 7 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned By Time, Inc.
Oper. By TLF Broadcasters
Business Address 131 Speer Blvd.
Tel.: MA 3-4271 News Services: INS, UP
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, TvB
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Pres., Gen. Mgr Hugh B. Terry
Sta. Mgr., Sales Dir Jack Tipton
Program Director Paul Blue
Promotion Director John Connors
Publicity Director Al Shepard
Film Manager William Witt
Chief Engineer Eugene Jenkins
K B T V-Denver-1952-ABC
Channel: 9 VHF. .AP: 141 Kw.. .VP: 282Kw.
Owned-Operated By TV Denver, Inc.
Address 1089 Bannock St.
Tel.: TA 5-6386 News Service: UP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative . Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
President John C. Mullins
Station Manager Joseph Herold
Nat. Sis. Mgr Robert L. Brown
Prog. Mgr Mann Reed
Prom. Director James Barker
Film Mgr Don Mumf ord
Chief Engineer Jim Butts
KOA-TV-Denver-1953
NBC
Channel: 4 VHF. . .AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KOA, Inc.
Business Address 1625 California
Tel MA 3-6211
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Membership NAB, TvB
Pres., Gen. Manager William Grant
Station Mgr Ralph Radetsky
Gen. Sales Mgr Richard Harris
Program Director Heywood Siddons
Promotion Dir Dean Faulkner
KTVR-Denver-1951
Channel: 2 VHF...AP: 100 Kw.. .VP: 50. Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KTVR, Inc.
Business Address 550 Lincoln St.
Telephone KEystone 4-8281
Membership NAB
Representative Blair
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Hugh B. La Rue
Asst. Gen. Mgr Jack Miller
Commercial Manager . . . .George Kirkpatrick
Sales Mgr Ralph Davison, Jr.
Program Director Dick McDaniel
Production Director Ray Gallagher
Chief Engineer Robert C. Artman
K R E X - T V— Grand Junction
1954-ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel 5 VHF..AP: 6.46 Kw...VP: 12.9 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By
Western Slope Broadcasting Co., Inc.
Business Address Box 30
Tel.: CH 2-5000 News Service: UP
Representative Hal Holman
Membership NAB
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DENVER, COLORADO
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President, General Mgr Rex Howell
Sta., Comm. Mgr Robbie Robinson
Chief Engineer Cecil Whitchurch
KFXJ-Monirose-1956
Channel: 10 VHF. .AP: 308 Kw.. . VP: 616 Kw.
(Satellite of KREX-TV)
KCSJ-TY-Pueblo-1953
NBC
Channel: 5 VHF..AP: 6.8 Kw...VP: 13.6 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Star Broadcasting Co.
Business Address 2226 Television Lane
Tel.: LI 4-5782 News Service: UP
Representative John Pearson Company
Membership NAB, TvB
Exec. Director Cliff Hendricks
Prog. Dir Bill Bruce
Comm. Mgr James Guy Croll
Chief Engineer Marion C. Cunningham
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2nd HIGHEST INDEPENDENT
IN THE NATION
in less than two months!
WTIC-TV
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
In the ARB survey
November, 1957, wht
WTIC-TV had been tel
casting less than tu
months, this station he
already achieved tl
second highest share <
audience in the nation ft
an independent TV st
tion operating in a mark
where all major networi
are represented.
Represented nationally by Harrington, Righter & Parsons, Inc.
New York, Chicago, Boston, Atlanta, San Francisco
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Sta. CP's— 7; Radio Homes— 680,000; TV Homes— 608,000
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WICC-TV
-Bridgeport-
ABC
1952
Channel: 43 UHF. .AP: 91 Kw.. .VP: 180 Kw.
Owned Bridgeport Broadcasting Co.
Business Address Box 9140
Tel.: AM 8-1601
Representative Adam Young
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Philip Merryman
Comm. Mgr Manning Slater
Pgm. Dir Harry Downie
Film Ed. Irving Magilnick
Chief Engineer Russell Adams
WHC T-Hartford-1954-CBS
Channel: 18 UHF..AP: 186 Kw.. .VP: 197 Kw.
Owned CBS
Address 555 Asylum Street
Tel.: JA 5-2611 News Service: AP
Representative CBS Spot Sales
Membership NAB, TvB
President Merle Jones
General Manager Harvey Struthers
Gen. Sales Mgr Lamont Thompson
Program Director John O. Downey
Dir. Oper.. Harold Dorschug
Prom. Mgr Joseph Dowling
WTIC-TV-Hartford-1957
Channel: 3 VHF..AP: 60.3 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned. .Travelers Broadcasting Service Corp.
Business Address 26 Grove Street
Tel.: JA 5-0801 News Services: AP, INS
Representative . . Harrington. Righter & Parsons
President Paul W. Morency
VP & Gen. Mgr Walter C. Johnson
V.P., Sales Irwin C. Cowper
VP, Prog Leonard J. Patricelli
Prom. Dir Eugene J. Muriaty
VP, Pub. Rel Berard L. Mullins
Chief Engineer Herman D. Taylor
WNBC— New Britain
1952— NBC
Channel: 30 UHF.AP: 113.5 Kw..VP: 210.4 Kw.
Owned. .New Britain Bcstg. Co. (Subs, of NBC)
Address West Hartford 10
Tel.: BA 3-3603 News Service: AP, UP
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Membership NAB, TvB
President Thomas B. McFadden
Ex. V.P. & Gen. Mgr Peter B. Kenney
Sales Dir. Robert J. Reardon
Mgr. Sis. Dev Gustave Nathan
Film Manager Phillip B. Hale
Program Manager Robert W. Bray
Oper. Mgr., Chief Eng John Shipley
Prom., Pub. Dir F. A. Wooding
WMHC- TV-New Haven
1948— ABC
Channel: 8VHF. .AP: 158 Kw..VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . Triangle Publications, Inc.
Business Address 1110 Chapel St.
News Service INS, AP
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, TvB
Gen. Mgr D. Taddei
Sales Mgr John F. Cundiff
Prog. Mgr Chester R. Cooper
Chief Engineer Howard W. Wessenberg
WATR-TV-Waierbury
1953— ABC
Channel: 53 UHF. . AP: 125 Kw.. .VP: 345 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WATR, Inc.
Business Address 440 Meadow St.
Tel.: PL 5-1121 News Service: UP
Representative Burke Stuart
President Harold Thomas
Gen., Sta„ Commercial Mgr Samuel Elman
Prog. Dir., Film Manager Astrid Curtis
Promotion Director Joseph Tasker
Chief Engineer Andrew Toross
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 429,000; Families— 126,000; Lie. Stations— 1,
Sta. CPs— 0; Radio Homes— 118,000; TV Homes— 112,000
WVUE— Wilmington— 1949
Channel: 12 VHF..AP: 191 Kw..VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Storer Broadcasting Co.
Studio Addess 2809 Baynard Blvd.
Tel.: OL 6-8171
Representative Katz
Managing Dir J. Robert Kerns
Commercial Mgr Glenn B. Lau
Sales Mgr Lewis P. Johnson
Station Mgr James S. McMurry
Production Manager Marvin Fisher
Promotion Manager Roy M. Schwartz
Chief Engineer William J. Jackson
(See Page 849)
797
2nd HIGHEST INDEPENDENT
IN THE NATION
in less than two months!
WTIC-TV
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
In the ARB survey of
November, 1957, when
WTIC-TV had been tele-
casting less than two
months, this station had
already achieved the
second highest share of
audience in the nation for
an independent TV sta-
tion operating in a market
where all major networks
are represented.
Represented nationally by Harrington, Righter & Parsons, Inc.
New York, Chicago, Boston, Atlanta, San Francisco
P°P- SFp J. (Ef )T-2,329 000; Families— 697,000; Lie. Stations— 2.
Sta. CPs-7; Radio Homes-680,000; TV Homes-608,000
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WNBC — New Brilain
1952— NBC
Channel: 30 UHF.AP: 113.5 Kw..VP: 210.4 Xw.
Owned. .New Britain Bcstg. Co. (Subs of NBC)
*"**■? West Hartford 10
Tel.: BA 3-3603 News Service: AP. UP
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Membership NAB/ TtB
fres,ld^nt Thomas B. McFadden
Ex. V.P. & Gen. Mgr Peter B. Kenney
Sales Dir. Robert j. Reardon
Mgr. Sis. Dev Gustave Nathan
Rim Manager Phillip B. Hale
Program Manager Robert W. Bray
Oper. Mgr., Chief Eng John Shipley
" F. A. Wooding
WICC-TV-Bridgeport-1952
ABC
Channel: 43 UHF. .AP: 91 Kw...VP: 180 Kw.
Owned.. Bridgeport Broadcasting Co.
Busuies, Address Box 9140
„ AM 8-1601
Representative Adam y
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr Philip Merryman
Coram. Mgr Manning Slater
l^m- P? Harry Downie
FUm Ed..
Irving Magilnick
Chief Engineer Ruasell Adams
WH C T-Hartford-1954-CBS
Channel: 18 UHF..AP: 186 Kw.. .VP: 197 Kw.
Owned CBS
Yf*™* 555 Asylum Street
Tel: JA 5-2611 News Service: AP
Representative CBS Spot Sales
Membership NABj TvB
President Merle Jones
General Manager Harvey Struthers
Gen. Sales Mgr Lamont Thompson
Program Director John O. Downey
Dir- °P®r Harold Dorschug
Prom. Mgr joseph Dowling
WTIC-TV-Hariford-1957
Channel: 3 VHF..AP: 60.3 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned. .Travelers Broadcasting Service Corp.
Business Address 26 Grove Street
Tel.: JA 5-0801 News Services: AP, INS
Representative . . Harrington, Righter & Parsons
President Paul W. Morency
VP & Gen. Mgr Walter C. Johnson
V.P., Sales Irwin C. Cowper
Vp< Pr°9 Leonard J. Palricelli
Prom. Dir Eugene J. Muriaty
VP, Pub. Rel Berard L. Mullins
Chief Engineer Herman D. Taylor
Prom., Pub. Dir.
WNHC-TV-New Haven
1948— ABC
Channel: 8VHF..AP: 158 Kw..VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By ..Triangle Publications, Inc.
Business Address 1110 Chapel St.
News Service rNS, AP
Representative jjat*
Membership NAB. TvB
Gen. Mgr. d. Taddel
Sales Mgr John F. Cundiff
Prog. Mgr Chester R. Cooper
Chief Engineer Howard W. Wessenberg
WATR-TV-Waierbury
1953— ABC
Channel: 53 UHF. . AP: 125 Kw.. .VP: 345 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WATR, Inc.
Business Address 440 Meadow St.
Tel.: PL 5-1121 News Service: UP
Representative Burke Stuart
President Harold Thomas
Gen., Sta., Commercial Mgr. . . . Samuel Oman
Prog. Dir,, Film Manager Astrid Curtis
Promotion Director Joseph Tasker
Chief Engineer Andrew Toiom
Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 429,000; Families— 126,000; Lie. Stations— 1,
Sta. CPs— 0; Radio Homes— 118,000; TV Homes— 112,000
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WVUE— Wilmington— 1949
Channel: 12 VHF..AP: 191 Kw..VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Storer Broadcasting Co.
Studio Addess 2809 Baynard Blvd.
Tel.: OL 6-8171
Representative Katz
Managing Dir J. Robert Kerns
Commercial Mgr Glenn B. Lau
Sales Mgr Lewis P. Johnson
Station Mgr James S. McMurry
Production Manager Marvin Fisher
Promotion Manager Roy M. Schwartz
Chief Engineer William J. Jackson
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 887,000; Fam.— 260,000; Lie. Stations— 4,
Sta. CP's— 1; Radio Homes— 256,000; TV Homes— 237,003
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WMAL -TV-Washington
1947-ABC
Channel: 7 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By The Evening Star Bcstg. Co.
Address 4461 Connecticut Ave., N.W.
Tel KE 7-1100
Newspaper Affiliation The Evening Star
Membership NAB. TvB
Representative H-R Television
News Service AP
President John W. Thompson, Jr.
General Manager F. S. Houwink
Commercial Manager Neal J. Edwards
Program Director Theodore H. McDowell
Prom. & Pub. Director E. Haywood Meeks
Film Manager Robert Morgan
Chief Engineer Allan Powley
WRC-TV-Washingion
1947— NBC
Channel: 4 VHF. . . AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By National Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address 4001 Nebraska Avenue
Tel.: EM 2-4000. . .News Service: AP, UP, INS
Representative .... NBC Television Spot Sales
Membership . NAB, TvB
President Robert W. Sarnoff
VP, Gen. Mgr Carleton D. Smith
Dir. TV Sales, Adv., Prom. & P.R. . . Wm Coyle
Comm. Mgr Peter B. James
Program Dir Wes Harris
Prom. Mgr. Ralph R. McCawley
Pub. Mgr Edwin H. Peterson
Chief Engineer John Rogers
Dir. of Oper Lefferts A. McClelland
WTO P -TV-Washington
1949— CBS
Channel: 9 VHF. .AP: 174 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Washington Post
Business Address 40th & Brandy wine Sts.
Tel.: EM 2-9300 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation. . . .Wash. Post, Br. Div.
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative CBS TV Spot Sales
President, Br. Div John S. Hayes
Vice-Pres., TV George F. Hartford
Comm. Mgr Robert A. J. Bordley
Pub. & Prom. Director Robert M. Adams
Program Dir Thomas Bones
Film Mgr William Hedgepeth
Vice President for Engineering .... Clyde Hunt
WTTG-Washington-1947
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 25 Kw.. .VP: 50 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By DuMont Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Hotel Raleigh
Tel.: ST 3-5300 News Service: UP
Representative Weed and Co.
Membership NAB
President Bernard Goodwin
Gen. Manager James Bonf ils
Program Dir William S. Dodson
Prom., Pub. Director Charles Heaton
Film Director Esther Larkin
Chief Engineer Malcolm M. Burleson
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
798
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Sta. CP s— 7;
WESH-TV-Dayiona Beach
1956
Channel: 2 VHF..AP: 60 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Telrad, Inc.
Business Address P.O. Box 1712
Tel.: CL 3-6591 News Service: UP
Rep Avery Knodel
President John H. Perry, Jr.
General Manager .... Thomas S. Gilchrist, Jr.
Station Mar Walter Stousse
Program Dir James B. Smith
Gen. Sis. Mgr Thomas B. Newsom
Chief Engineer A. O. Peck
WITV-Fl.Lauderdale-1953
ABC
Channel: 17 UHF. .AP: 312 Kw.. .VP: 536 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Gerico Investment Co.
Bus. Address 228 N.E. 3rd St.
Tel.: 3-1566
Representative Forjoe
Pres., Gen. Mgr M. W. Loewi
Sta. Mgr C. Azevedo
Program Dir Jean Sceurman
Nat. Sis. Mgr Lee Phillips
Publicity Director Eleanor Walker
Film Manager Henry Johnson
Chief Engineer Bill Latham
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Radio Homes— 1,142,000; TV Homes— 896,000
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WINK- TV-Fort Meyers
1954— ABC-CBS
Channel: 11 VHF...AP: 6 Kw....VP: 12 Kw.
Owned By. . . .United Garage & Service Corp.
Business Address Palm Beach Blvd.
Tel.: ED 4-1331 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
President Edward McBride
Gen., Sales Mgr A. J. Bauer
Technical Dir Bob Bachman
Program Dir Frank Nodine
Publicity Dir Dixie Howell
Film Mgr Bill McHan
WFGA-TV-Jacksonville
1957— NBC
Channel: 12 VHF. .AP: 200 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned Florida-Georgia TV Co., Inc.
Address 1070 E. Adams St.
Tel.: EL 6-3381 News Service: AP
Representative Peters, Griffin, Woodward
Membership NAB
President George H. Hodges
General Manager Jesse H. Cripe
Comm. Mgr Ralph Nimmons
Program Dir Rusty Bruton
Promotion Dir Wm. G. Walker
Film Manager James Reidenbach
Chief Engineer Harry Wingfield
• WJHP am/fm/tv Jacksonville
• WCOA Pensacoia
• WDLP
• WTMC
Panama City
Ocala
• WESH-TV Daytona Beach
The
PERRY STATIONS
— in fabulous Florida
799
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WM BR -TV-Jacksonville
1949— ABC-CBS
Channel: 4 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Washington Post
Business Address 605 S. Main
Tel.: EX 8-0501 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil Washington Post
Representative CBS TV Spot Sales
Membership NAB, TvB
Pres. WMBR Div Glenn Marshall, Jr.
V.P., Gen. Mgr Charles Stone
Prom. Dir Ken McClure
Comm. Mgr Dave Bocher
Program Dir Harry Kalkines
Prod. Manager Leonard Mosby
Film Manager Jack Sears
Chief Engineer Ernest Vordermark
WCKT— Miami— 1956-NBC
Channel: 7 VHF. . AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . Biscayne Television Corp.
Business Address Box M, Little River Sta.
Tel.: PL 1-6692 News Services: AP, INS
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr Niles Trammell
Station Manager James M. Le Gate
Commercial Manager Robert L. Fidlar
Operations Manager Charles L. Kelly
Production Manager Gene Walz
Pub. Promotion Director Jon Arden
Film Editor Frank L. Struzzieri
Chief Engineer M. C. Scott. Jr.
News Dir Gene Strul
WPST-T7— Miami-
ABC
1957
Channel: 10 VHF. . AP: 195 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned Public Service TV, Inc.
Business Address 21st & Biscayne Blvd.
Tel.: FR 1-6501 News Service: UP
Representative Petry
Membership NAB
President G. T. Baker
Gen. Mgr Walter Koessler
Nat. Sales Mgr Bob H anna
Prod. Mgr Jack Barry
Prom., Pub. Dir Nat Tashman
Film Mgr John Murphy
Chief Engineer William R. Needs
WTVJ-Miami-1949
CBS
Channel: 4 VHF. . . AP: 70 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WTVJ, Inc.
Address 316 N. Miami Ave.
Tel: FR 4-6262 News Service: UP
Representative. Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB, TvB
RADIO & TELEVISION IN CENTRAL FLORIDA
WDBO STATIONS
SERVING THE SUN EMPIRE
SINCE 1924 • ORLANDO, FLORIDA
800
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President Mitchell Wolison
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Lee Ruwitch
Vice-Pres., Operations Mgr John A. Shay
Nat'l Sales Dir William Brazzil
Program Director Lee Waller
Prom. Dir Burt Tappan
Pub. Dir George Vickery
Business Film Mgr Louis Wolfson
Chief Engineer Earl W. Lewis
WDBO-TV— Orlando— 1954
ABC-CBS
Channel: 6 VHF. . .AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Cherry Bcstg.
Business Address 30 S. Ivanhoe Blvd.
Tel.: CH 1-1491 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Blair-TV
Membership NAB, TvB
President, Gen. Mgr. . . . Harold P. Danforth, Sr.
Sales Co-ordinator A. V. Carlson
Prod. Dir Mark V. Barker, Jr.
Prog. Dir., Film Buyer Walter E. Sickles
Publicity Director Donna Carter
Prom. Dir L. H. Patterson
Film Manager Harold P. Danforth, Jr.
Chief Engineer J. E. Yarbrough
WLOF-TV— Orlando— 1958
ABC
Channel: 9 VHF..AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned Mid Florida TV Corp.
Address 639 W. Central Ave.
Tel.: GA 2-8163 News Service: UP
Representative Young TV, Inc.
Membership NAB
President Joseph L. Brechner
V.P., Gen. Mgr Donn Colee
Commercial Mgr Lee Hall
Promotion Dir Walter Baker
Publicity Dir Marion McClaran
Chief Engineer Dodd Daniels
WP TV-Palm Beach
1954— NBC-CBS
Channel: 5 VHF..AP: 60.3 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper John H. Phipps Bcstg.
Business Address 5 Cocoanut Row
Tel.: TE 3-2471 News Service: AP
Representative Blair TV Assoc.
Membership NAB, TvB
Owner John H. Phipps*
General Manager Stephen P. Williss
Commercial Manager W. L. Woods
Prod. Mgr Robert W. Murphy
Film Mgr Robert E. Abel
Chief Engiener Lewis Evenden
WJDM— Panama City— 1953
NBC- ABC-CBS
Channel: 7 VHF. .AP: 5.36 Kw.. .VP: 10.7 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WJOM-TV, Inc.
Business Address Box 428
Tel.: AD 4-2251
Representative Hollingbery
General Manager Mel Wheeler
Ass't. Gen., Nat'l. Sales Mgr. . . Milt De Reyna
Station Mgr Harry C. Babb
Chief Engineer Claude Maenza
WEAR-TV-Pensacola
1953— ABC-CBS
Channel: 3 VHF. . . .AP: 33 Kw VP: 55 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Gulfport Bc'g. Corp.
Business Address Highway 90
Tel GL 5-7311
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NAB, TvB
President, Gen. Mgr Mel Wheeler
Asst Gen. Mgr. & National
Sales Manager Milt de Reyna, Jr.
Coram. Mgr Irv Welch
Chief Engineer Gene Sudduth
W SUM- TV-Si. Petersburg
1953— ABC
Channel: 38 UHF. . .AP: 12 Kw.. . .VP: 25 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By City of Petersburg
Business Address Million Dollar Pier
Representative . . . Venard, Rintoul & McConnell
Tel. 5-4121 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
General Manager Fred P. Shawn
Sales, Prom., Advt. Mgr Jerome Baker
Commercial Manager Bernard L. Kobres
Pub. Director Jean Miller
Chief Engineer Louis J. Link
WC TV-Tallahassee-
ABC-CBS-NBC
(See Thomasville. Ga.)
1955
WFLA-TV— Tampa— 1955
NBC
Channel: 8 VHF..AP: 220 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Tribune Company
Address Box 1410
Tel.: 2-0131 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation Tampa Tribune
Representative Blair-TV
Membership NAB, TvB
President J. C. Council
V.P., General Manager .... George W. Harvey
Sales Mgr William B. Faber
Film Mgr Joe E. Faraghan
Prog. Oper. Mgr Carl Bergquist
Prom., Pub. Director Byron Taggart
Production Manager L. George Geiger
Chief Engineer. J. H. Mitchell
801
— in audience Check share of total tune-in, sign-on to sign-off,
Sunday through Saturday, by any measuring authority. WSB Radio
and W SB-TV are Atlanta's dominant firsts month after month.
— in coverage W SB-TV covers 25% more counties than
Atlanta's 2nd tv station, 72% more than the third (NCS No. 2).
No other Georgia radio station approaches the coverage pattern
of 50,000 watt, clear channel WSB Radio.
— in retail sales Hundreds of millions of dollars more
than is delivered by any other radio or tv station in Georgia.
Let your Petry man show you the cold cash facts.
— in facilities Local programming of nationally recognized
caliber. Southern leader in broadcasting and telecasting in the public
interest. Affiliated with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
NBC affiliate. Represented by Edw. Petry & Co.
'White Columns" is the home of WSB-TV and WSB Radio
802
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WTVT-Tampa-1955-CBS
Chonnel: 13 VHF..AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WKY Television
Address 3213 Grand Central
Tel.: RE 6-1313 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, TvB
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr P. A. Sugg
Commercial Mgr John Haberlan
Promotion Dir Ned Jay
Film Mgr Jayne Boyd
Business Manager Norman Bagwell
Operations Mgr Robert Olson
Program Dir Robert Doty
Chief Engineer William Witt
W E A T ■ T V-West Palm Beach
1955— ABC
Channel: 12 VHF. .AP: 63 Kw...VP: 112 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WEAT TV, Inc.
Business Address P.O. Box 70
Tel.: TE 3-9668 News Service: UP
Representative Venard Rintoul McConnell
President Rex Rand
Gen. Mgr Bertram Lebbar, Jr.
Program Dir Mary O'Connell
Gen. Sales Mgr E. J. Hennessey
Local Sales Mgr C. C. Levis
Production Director Jack Poole
Chief Engineer J. Ross McPherson
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 3,764,000; Families— 984,000; Lie. Stations— 12,
Sta. CP's— 2; Radio Homes— 972,000; TV Homes— 696,000
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WAGA-TV-Allania-1949
CBS
Channel: 5 AP: 50 Kw VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Storer Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address 1018 W. Peachtree St.
Tel.: TR 2-3553 News Service: AP
Representative Sots
Membership NAB, TvB
President George B. Storer, Sr.
Managing Dir Glenn C. Jackson
Commercial Mgr Jack Collins
Program Dir., Rim Mgr Don Naylor
Prom., Pub. Director Louis O. Hertz, Jr.
Chief Engineer Hugo Bondy
WSB-TV-Atlanta-1949
NBC
Channel: 2 VHF. . . AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 K.w
Owned-Oper. By The Atlanta Newspapers
Address 10 Forsyth St., N. W.
Tel.: TR 2-7221 News Services: AP, UP
IN ATLANTA
TALLEST TOWER • WIDEST COVERAGE
BEST RECEPTION • GREATEST AUDIENCE
FOR FULL MARKET FACTS ON waga -LAND
CONTACT YOUR STORER OR KATZ REPRESENTATIVE
803
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Newspaper Affiliations . . . Journal-Constitution
Representative Petry
Membership NAB, TvB
President James M. Cox
Exec. Dir J. Leonard Reinsch
General Manager Marcus Bartlett
Comm. Mgr Don E. Heald
Promotion Dir Walter Paschall
Film Director Jean Hendrix
Chief Engineer R. A. Holbrook
W ALB- TV-Albany
ABC-NBC
1954
Channel: 10 VHF. . AP: 45.7 Kw.. .VP: 91.2 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Herald Publishing Co.
Address Albany, Ga.
Tel.: HE 5-8386 News Services: AP. UP
Representative . . . Venard, Rintoul & McConnell
President James H. Gray
General Manager Raymond E. Carow
Program Director Reba Hill
Promotion Dir Hal Suit
Chief Engineer John Rivard
WLW-A— Atlanta— 1951
ABC
Channel: 11 VHF..AP: 160 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Crosley Bcstg. Corp.
Bus. Address 1611 W. Peachtree St. N.E.
Tel.: TR 21141 News Service: UP
Representative Bomar-Lowrance
Membership TvB, NAB
President R. E. Dunville
V.P.-General Manager H. A. LeBrun
V.P.-Business Manager J. P. Dwyer
Comm. Sales Manager James H. Burgess
Program Dir Bob Hendrickson
Prom. Dir Howard Rowe
Chief Engineer Harvey Aderhold
WJBF-TV-Augusia-1953
NBC-ABC
Channel: 6 AP: 68 Kw VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . Georgia-Carolina Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P.O. Box 490
Tel.: 2-6664 News Service: AP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership TvB
President, Gen. Mgr J. B. Fuqua
V.P Donald M. Kelly, Jr.
Program Director John Radeck
Comm. Mgr., Prom. Dir. . .Thomas J. Hennesy
Chief Engineer John Jopling
W R D W - T V-Augusta-1954
CBS*
Channel: 12 VHF...AP: 6 Kw....VP: 10 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Southeastern Newspapers
Business Address .... P.O. Box F, N. Augusta
Tel.: 7-5432 News Service: AP
Newspaper Afliliation Chronicle, Herald
Representative Branham Company
President Pat H. Rice, Jr.
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr J. W. Hicks
Program Dir Richard A. Fennel
Prom. Director Don Shepherd
Chief Engineer Joseph P. Gill, Jr.
WRBL- TV-Columbus
1953-CBS-ABC
Channel: 14 VHF..AP: 70 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Columbus Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 1350 13th Ave.
Tel.: FA 2-0802 News Service: UP
Newspaper Af f il Ledger Enquirer
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Hollingbery
Pres.. Gen. Manager J. W. Woodruff, Jr.
Sta. Mgr., Film Buyer Ridley Bell
Dir. of Sales & Prom George Jenkins
Prod., Prog. Director George A. Gingell
Pub. Dir Doug Wallace
Film Mgr Howard Shehane
Chief Engineer Joe A. Gamble
WTVM-Columbus-1953
NBC-ABC
Channel: 28 UHF. .AP: 120 Kw.. .VP: 204 Kw.
Owned Martin Thea. of Georgia, Inc.
Business Address 1307 1st Ave.
Tel.: FA 2-8828 News Services: AP, INS
Representative Headley Reed
Membership NAB
President E. D. Martin
Gen. Mgr Guy Tiller
Sta. Mgr Jack Rathbun
Comm. Mgr Joe Windsor
Prog. Dir Clyde Allen
Prom. Dir Jo Anne Chancellor
Pub. Dir Ronnie Otwell
Film Mgr James McKinney
Chief Engineer Charles Parrott
WMAZ-TV-Macon-1953
CBS-ABC-NBC
Channel: 13 VHF..AP: 125 Kw...VP: 250 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Southeastern Bcstg. Co.
Business Address .... Bankers Insurance Bldg.
Tel.: 2-7373 News Service: UP
Representative Avery-Knodel
President, Ch. Eng George Rankin, Jr.
General Manager Wilton E. Cobb
Prom., Pub. Dir., Film Buyer Ed Pendleton
Production Manager Bob Savage
Comm. Manager Frank Crowther
Chief Engineer J. D. Lawhon
WSAV-TV-Savannah-1956
ABC-NBC
Channel: 3 VHF. .AP: 16.2 Kw.. .VP: 32.4 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WSAV, Inc.
Business Address .... Liberty Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Tel.: AD 6-0303 News Service: AP
Representative Blair
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr., Sta. Mgr. Harban Daniel
Operations Manager M. E. Thompson
Commercial Manager H. M. Humpidge
Program Director William E. Lucas
Prom., Pub. Dir Janet Cochran
Film Manager Alyce Miller
Chief Engineer Byron Strong
804
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WTOC -TV-Savannah
1954-CBS-ABC
Channel: 11 VHF.AP: 104 Kw..VP: 207.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Savannah Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 516 Abercorn St.
Tel.: AD 2-0127 News Service: UP
Station Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
President & Gen. Mgr.. .William T. Knight, Jr.
Sta. Mgr F. Schley Knight
Commercial Mgr Ben B. Williams
Film Mgr., Program Director . .Dwight J. Bruce
Prom., Pub. Dir Frank S. Bryson, Jr.
Chief Engineer Kyle Goodman
WCTY-Thomasville-1955
ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 6 VHF. . AP: 50 Kw.. . VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . John H. Phipps Bcstg Co.
Business Address .Box 3166, Tallahassee, Fla.
Tel.: 3-3666 News Service: AP
Representative Meeker; Cummings
Owner John H. Phipps
Man. Dir L. Herschel Graves
Nat'l Sales Mgr W. L. Woods
Dir. Oper Jos. Hosf ord
Program Director Harry R. Wagner
Promotion Dir Barbara Young
Dir. Engineering Wm. A. Snowden
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Idaho
Pop.
March 1
Sta. CP's-
(Est.) — 643,000; Families— 188,000; Lie. Stations— 5,
-1; Radio Homes— 182,000; TV Homes— 108,000
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Owned-Oper. By Idaho Radio Corp.
Business Address Box 781
Tel JA 2-5103
Representative Gill-Perna; Moore
President A. W. Schwieder
Gen. Mgr C. N. Layne
Comm. Manager Claude Cain
Film Manager Quincy Jensen
Program Dir Roy Southwick
Prom. Mgr Mel Richardson
Prom., Pub. Dir John Wrigley
Chief Engineer Carroll Secrist
KBOI-TV-Boise-1953-CBS
Channel: 2 VHF. . . AP: 33 Kw VP: 65 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Boise Valley Bcstrs. Inc.
Business Address 1007 Jefferson St.
Tel.: 2-2222 News Service: UP
Representative. Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB, TvB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Westerman Whillock
Sta., Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir Earl Glade, Jr.
Production Manager Dale Randall
Film Manager Robert Howell
Prom.-Pub. Dir Vestal Baker
Chief Eng J. A. Johntz, Jr.
KID 0- TV-Boise
ABC-NBC
1953
KLEW-TV-Lewision-1956
(Satellite of KIMA-TV, Yakima. Wash.)
KLIX- TV-Twin Falls
1955— ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 11 VHF. .AP: 14.5 Kw.. .VP: 29.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . .So. Idaho Bcstg. & TV Co.
Address Eastland Dr. & Elizabeth St.
Tel RE 3-5840
Representative Gill-Perna; Moore
Membership NAB
V.P. & Gen. Manager Cecil L. Heftel
Commercial Manager Joe Gibney
Program Director Dave Fox
Film Manager Vic Graybeal
Chief Engineer C. W. Evans
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 9,729,000; Families— 2,959,0!?0; Lie. Stations— 15,
Sta. CP's— 9; Radio Homes— 2,908,000; TV Homes— 2,542,000
Channel: 7 VHF..AP: 200 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KIDO, Inc.
Address 709 Idaho St.
Tel.: 2-4611 News Services: AP, INS
Representative Blair
Membership NAB, TvB
Pres. and Gen. Mgr Georgia M. Davidson
Commercial Mgr George Ganz, Jr.
Prog. Director Del Lundbom
Prom. Mgr Evelyn Winters
Film Manager William Harvey
Chief Engineer Harold Toedtemeier
KID- TV-Idaho Falls— 1952
CBS-NBC- ABC
Channel: 3 VHF..AP: 60.3 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Illinois
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KT¥ I— Belleville-Si. Louis
1953— ABC
(See St. Louis, Mo. Listing)
W B L N— Bloomington— 1953
Channel: 15 UHF. .AP: 8.51 Kw.. .VP: 15.8 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WBLN Television Inc.
Business Address Box 646
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Tel.: 4-3031 News Service: UP
Representative Jack Masla
Membership TvB
Pres., Gen. Manager Worth S. Rough
Sales Mgr Willard Nichols
Chief Engineer Burl Dixon
W C I A— Champaign— 1 953
CBS-NBC
Channel: 3 VHF..AP: 50 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
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Owned-Oper. By Midwest Television, Inc.
Business Address 509 S. Neil St.
Tel.: FL 6-8333 News Service: UP
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NAB, TvB
President August C. Meyer
V.P.. Sales Manager Guy Main
National Sales Dir Leonard Davis
Production Manager James Fielding
Chief Engineer Bob Myers
WBBM-TV-Chicago-1953
CBS
Channel: 2 VHF. AP: 50 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By CBS, Inc.
Bus. Studio Address 630 N. McClurg Ct.
Tel.: WH 4-6000. News Services: AP. INS. UP
Representative CBS TV Spot Sales
Membership NAB, TvB
Viee-Pres., Gen. Mgr H. Leslie Atlass
Dir. Tech. Oper Luther Pierce
Sales Manager George Arkedis
Promotion Dir Ralph Trieger
Publicity Dir George Condon
Film Mgr Elizabeth Bain
Program Director Frank Atlass
President Robert Sarnoff
V.P.. General Manager Jules Herbuveaux
Asst. Gen. Mgr Henry T. Sjogren
Sales Dir Russell Stebbins
Sales Mgr Richard C. Ricker
Mgr. Color Sales Howard W. Coleman
Prom. Director John Keys
Program Dir Harry D. Trieg
Publicity Director Chet Campbell
Film Manager Isabelle Cooney
Chief Engineer Howard C. Luttgens
WDAN-TV-Danville-1953
ABC
Channel: 24 UHF. . AP: 7.24 Kw.. .VP: 13.2 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .Northwestern Publishing Co.
Business Address. .. 1500 N. Washington Ave.
Newspaper Affiliation . . The Commercial News
Tel.: 1700 News Service: AP
Representative Everett-McKinney, Inc.
Membership NAB
General Manager Robert J. Burow
Station Manager Max Shaffer
Commercial Manager John Eckert
Program Director Honore Ron an
Chief Engineer Norlyn Dossey
WBKB— Chicago— 1948— ABC W T y p_Decatur— 1953— ABC
Channel: 7 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Operaled By American Bcstg. Co.
Business Address State-Lake Bldg.
Tel AN 3-0800
Representative Blair-TV
Membership NAB, TvB
Gen., Sis. Mgr Sterling Quinlan
Nat'l Sis. Mgr Clar Heider
Film Dir Ralph Andrews
Prog. Dir Dan Schuffman
Pub. Dir Elliott Henry
Chief Engineer Wm. Kussack
WGN-TV-Chicago-1948
Channel: 9 VHF..AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WGN, Inc.
Business Address 441 N. Michigan Ave
Tel.: MI 2-7600. . .News Services: AP. INS. UP
Newspaper Affiliation Chicago Tribune
Representative Petry
Membership TvB, NAB
President J. Howard Wood
V.P., Gen. Mgr Ward L. Quaal
Program Director Edward Roth
Sales Mgr Bradley R. Eidmann
Promotion Director Charles A. Wilson
Publicity Director James Hanlon
Film Director Edward Warren
Chief Engineer Carl J. Meyers
W N B Q-Chicago-1949-NBC
Channel: 5 VHF. . .AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Operated By National Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studo Address Merchandise Mart
Tel. SU 7-8303
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Membership NAB, TvB
Channel: 17 UHF. . AP: 93.3 Kw.. .VP: 174 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Prairie Television Co.
Business Address Box 829-Southside Dr.
Tel 8-4304
Representative Gill-Perna
President W. L. Shellabarger
Sta. Mgr Robert G. Wright
Comm. Mgr Ben K. West
Chief Engineer Hubert F. Abfalter
WSIL-TV-Harrisburg
1953-ABC-NBC
Channel: 22 UHF.AP: 7.06 Kw..VP: 14.12 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Turner-Farrar Assn.
Business Address 21 W. Poplar St.
Tel.: 373 News Service: UP
Representative Walker
Pres Oscar L. Turner
Sta. Mgr O. L. Turner, Jr.
Chief Engineer Charles Gilliam
WEEQ-TV-LaSalle-
NBC
1957
Channel: 35 UHF. . AP: 7.15 Kw.. .VP: 14.3 Kw.
Owned West Central Bcstg. Co.
Address Tonica. 111.
Tel.: Tonica 35 News Service: AP
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NAB
General Manager Fred C. Mueller
Station Manager Edward G. Smith
Commercial Mgr Bill Carreras
Program Dir Bob Carter
Prom., Pub. Dir E. K. Buerke
Chief Engineer Larry Caldwell
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WREX
TV-Rockford-
ABC-CBS
1953
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WEEK-TV-Peoria-1953
NBC
Channel: 43 UHF. .AP: 85 Kw.. .VP: 175 Kw.
Owned-Operated By . . West Central Bcstg. Co.
Address 2907 Springfield Rd., E. Peoria
Tel.: 9-3961 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Headley-Reed
President Robert S. Kerr
Gen.. Sta. Manager Fred C. Mueller
Comm. Manager John Leslie
Program Director Victor Fletcher
Prom., Pub. Dir David W. Meister, Jr.
Film Manager Robert Kroepel
Chief Engineer Wayne Lovely
WMBD-TV-Peoria-1957
CBS
Channel: 31 VHF. . AP: 581 Kw.. .VP: 1000 Kw.
Owned WMBD, Inc.
Business Address 212 SW Jefferson Ave.
Tel.: 6-0711 News Services: AP, UP
Representative . Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB, TvB
President Charles C. Caley
V.P. & Mgr Robert O. Runnerstrom
Nat'l Sales Mgr Robert M. Riley, Jr.
Prom. Dir Clarence S. Mugge
Prog. Dir Winthrop P. Baker
Chief Engineer George Pyle
WTVH-Peoria-1953-ABC
Channel: 19 UHF. .AP: 280 Kw.. .VP: 490 Kw.
Owned Hilltop Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 234 N. Madison Ave.
Tel.: 6-5561 News Service: AP
Representative Petry
Membership NAB
President Henry P. Slane
Gen. Mgr Harold V. Phillips
Controller Gerald W. Swank
Comm. Mgr William Pipher
Prog. Dir Robert Holben
Prom., Pub. Dir Andy Amyx
Chief Engineer Wallace Wurz
WGEM-TV-Quincy-1953
ABC-NBC
Channel: 10 VHF. .AP 158 Kw. . .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Quincy Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Hotel Quincy
Tel.: BA 2-6840 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation Quincy Herald Whig
Representative Young TV Corp.
President T. C. Oakley
General Manager J. S. Bonansinga
Commercial Mgr J. Ben Stewart
Program Director Fred Colgan
Promotion Director Hal Heidbreder
Chief Engineer Frank E. Laughlin
Channel: 13 VHF. . AP: 23.9 Kw.. . VP: 45.7 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Greater Rockf ord TV, Inc.
Business Address . . . Auburn & Winnebago Rds.
Tel.: RO 8-1813 News Service: UP
Newspaper Af f il Star & Republic
Representative H-R Representatives
Membership NAB. TvB
President L. E. Caster
General Manager Joe M. Baisch
Comm. Manager Rod MacDonald
Program Director John Mazile
Prom., Pub. Dir Charles Olson
Film Manager Gene Mines
Chief Engineer Dick Peck
WTVO-Rockford-1953
NBC-ABC
Channel: 39 UHF..AP: 98 Kw.. .VP: 195 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . Winnebago Television Corp.
Business Address Meridian Rd.
Tel.: 3-5413
Representative Headley-Reed
President Harry Balaban
Manager Harold Froelich
Sales Manager Gene Denari
Production Mgr John W. Kelin
Film Director Carl P. Stemler
Chief Engineer Herbert Eckstein
WHBF- TV-Rock Island
1950— CBS
Channel: 4 VHF. . .AP: 70 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Rock Island Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Trans. Address Telco Bldg.
Tel.: RI 6-5441 News Services: UP, AP
Newspaper Affil "The Argus"
Representative Avery-Knodel, Hyett
Membership NAB
President Ben. H. Potter
V.P., Sta., Gen. Manager Leslie C. Johnson
Sales Mgr Howard Duncan
Merchandising Mgr H. E. Darton
Prom. Director John Drum
Film Manager Joseph Great
Chief Engineer Robert J. Sinnett
WICS— Springfield— 1953
NBC-ABC
Channel: 20 UHF.AP: 182.5 Kw..VP: 406 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Plains Television Corp.
Business Address . .523 E. Capitol Ave.
Tel.: 8-0465 News Service: INS
Representative Adam Young
President Elmer Balaban
Gen., Sta. Manager Milton D. Friedland
Comm. Manager Warren King
Program Director H. J. Hoskins
Film Manager. William Shaw
Chief Engineer Jerrold Merritt
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 4,471,000; Families— 1,398,000; Lie. Stations— 14,
Sta. CP's— 4; Radio Homes— 1,348,000; TV Homes— 1,242,000
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WTTV— Bloomington-1949
ABC %
Channel: 4 VHF. .AP: 26.7 Kw.. .VP: 44.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Sorites Tarzian, In*
Address East Hillside Dr.
Tel.: 2-1407 News Service: AP, UP
Representative Meeker
Membership NAB, TvB
President Sarkes Tarzia*
Nat. Sis. Mgr Frank Willis
Program Manager Tom Boyd
PTom., Pub. Dir Keith Wilson
Chief Engineer Carl Onken
WEHT-Evansville-
Henderson, Ky.— 1953— CBS
Channel: 50 UHF. AP: 83.2 Kw..VP: 155 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WEHT, Inc.
Business Address Box 395
Tel.: HA 4-9215 News Service: UP
Representative Young
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Edwin G. Richter. Jr.
Vice Pres Ernest Felix
Comm. Mgr Howard Duncan
Prom., Pub. Dir Lucille Gander
Chief Engineer Robert M. Cleveland
WFIE-TV-Evansville-1953
NBC
Channel: 14 UHF.AP: 104.8 Kw..VP: 200 Kw.
Owned WAVE, Inc.
Business Address 1115 Mount Auburn Rd.
Tel.: HA 5-6201 News Service: UP
Representative Raymer
Membership NAB
President Nathan Lord
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Berry Smith
Comm. Manager _. .Lee Browning
Film Mgr Robert Kloepping
Prog. Dir James R. Keen
Prom.. Pub Director Ed Yalowitz
Chief Engineer Paul Kelley
WTVW-Evansville-1956
ABC
Channel: 7 VHF . .AP: 158 Kw.. . VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Evansville TV, Inc.
Business Address 405 Carpenter St.
Tel.: H. 2-1121 News Service: UP
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NAB
President Ferris E. Traylor
Gen. Mgr Dick Shively
Sta. Mgr Richard F. Shively
Comm. Mgr William Spillman
Program Dir William Hill
Prom. Dir Georgia Pindell
Film Manager S. J. Rusche
Chief Engineer Edward P. Welcome
WANE-TV— Fort Wayne
1954— CBS
Channel: 15 UHF. . AP: 127 Kw.. . VP: 218 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By .Indiana Broadcasting Corp.
Business Address 2915 W. State Blvd.
Tel.: AN 8475 News Service: UP
Representative Petry
Membership NAB, TvB
President C. Wrede Petersmeyer
V.P., Gen. Mgr R. Morris Pierce
Sales Dir John Keenan
Prog. Dir Franklin C. Mitchell
Promotion Director Robert J. Keefe
Film Manager James Goheen
Chief Engineer Charles E. Wallace
WKJG- TV-Fort Wayne
1953— NBC
Channel: 33 UHF..AP: 144 Kw.. .VP: 63 Kw.
Owned WKJG. Inc.
Business Address 220 E. Jefferson St.
Tel.: AN 2295 News Service: AP
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NAB, TvB
President John F. Dille, Jr.
General Manager Edward G. Thorns
Commercial Mgr Carleton B. Evans
Promotion Director Wilson Schroeder
Chief Engineer Eugene A. Chase
WPTA-FortWayne-1957
ABC
Channel: 21 UHF. .AP: 100 Kw.. .VP: 178 Kw.
Owned Sarkes Tarzian, Inc.
Address 3333 Butler Rd.
Tel.: A-7125 News Service: UP
Representative Meeker
Membership NAB
President Sarkes Tarzian
General Manager Ronald R. Ross
Commercial Mgr Richard D. Morgan
Program Dir Arthur Hook
Chief Engineer Fred Molchin
WFBM-TV— Indianapolis
1949— NBC
Channel: 6 AP: 50 Kw VP: 100 Kw.
Owned By Time, Inc.
Oper. By TLF Broadcasters
Bus.-Studio Address 1330 N. Meridian St.
News Service AP..INS
Representative Kali
Membership NAB, TvB
V.P., Gen. Mgr Eldon Campbell
Prog. Dir William Fall
Comm. Manager A. J. Murtha
Sales Service, Film Dir Hugh Kibbey
Prom.. Pub Director Estel Freeman
Production Manager Earl C. Johnson
Chief Engineer Harold S. Holland
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Owned-Oper. By Michiana Telecasting
Address Box 989
Tel.: CE 3-7111 News Service: AP
Station Representative Petry
Membership NAB, TvB
President. .Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C.
Gen. Mgr Bernard C. Barth
Comm. Manager Wm. Thomas Hamilton
Prod. Mgr Wm. MacKenzie
Film Manager H. Allen Hervey
Chief Engineer Bazil O'Hagan
WISH-TV-Indianapolis
1954-CBS
Channel: 8 VHF..AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned Indana Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 1440 North Meridian
Tel.: ME 4-6411 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Boiling
Membership NAB, TvB
President C. Wrede Petersmeyer
Gen., Sta. Manager Robert B. McConnell
Commercial Mgr Robert F. Ohleyer
Program Director Steve Briggs
Prom., Pub. Director Jim Buck
Chief Engineer Stokes Gresham, Jr.
WLW-I-Indianapolis-1957
ABC
Channel: 13 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned Crosley Bcstg. Corp.
Address 714 Merchants Bank Bldg.
Tel.: ME 4-5409 News Service: UP
Representative Crosley Bcstg.
Membership NAB, TvB
President Robert E. Dunville
Asst. Gen. Mgr John B. Babcock
Spec. Best. Serv. Dir Bruce B. Cox
Sales Manager Bob Lamb
Program Mgr Chuck Brodhead
Prom., Pub. Dir Jack Highberger
Film Buyer-Dir John Traxler
Chief Engineer Norman Nixon
WFAM-TV-Lafayeiie
1953— CBS-NBC
Channel: 59 UHF..AP: 51 Kw...VP: 102 Kw.
Owned Lafayette Bcstg., Inc.
Business Address .McCarthy Lane
Tel.: 2-4300 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Representative Rambeau
President E. J. Bannon
Sta. Mgr Henry Rosenthal
Comm. Mgr Dick Pittenger
Prom.. Prog. Dir James Mathis
Film Mgr Ron Becker
Chief Engineer Richard Cochran
WLBC-TV-Muncie-1953
ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 49 UHF..AP: 17 Kw.. VP: 8.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Tri-City Radio Corp.
Business Address Box 271
Tel.: AT 8-8235 News Service: AP
Representative Holman
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Don Burton
Comm., Film Mgr Bill Craig
Prom., Program Director Lee Allerton
Chief Engineer Pat Finnegan
WNDU- TV-South Bend
1955— NBC
Channel: 16 UHF. . AP: 125 Kw.. .VP: 250 Kw.
WSBT-TV-Souih Bend
1952— CBS
Channel: 22 UHF. . AP: 122 Kw.. .VP: 204 Kw.
Owned-Operated By South Bend Tribune
Address 300 W. Jefferson Blvd.
Tel.: CE 3-3141 News Services: UP, INS
Membership NAB
Newspaper Affil Tribune
Representative Raymer
President Franklin D. Schurz
Sta. Gen. Mgr Neal B. Welch
National Sales Mgr Wilbur R. Darch
Program Director Robert Drain
Prom., Pub. Dir James Halpin
Film Manager Walter A. Sweitzer, Jr.
Chief Engineer Arthur R. O'Neil
WSJV-South Bend-Elkhart
1954-ABC
Channel: 52 UHF. . AP: 120 Kw.. .VP: 224 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Truth Publishing Co.
Business Address Box 403, Elkhart
Tel.: EL 2-1518 News Services: AP, UP
Newspaper Affiliation Elkhart Truth
Representatives H-R
Membership NAB
President John F. Dille Jr.
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Paul C. Brines
Program Director Edwin J. Lasko
Nat. Sales Mgr Vince Doyle
Prom., Pub. Dir Robert Barrett
Prog. Production Mgr W. Forest Morrow
Film Manager Arthur Whltaker
Chief Engineer Lester E. Zellner
WTHI-TV-TerreHaute
1954-CBS
Channel: 10 VHF. .AP: 191 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Wabash Valley Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 918 Ohio Street
Tel.: CR 9481 News Service: UP
Representative Boiling
Membership NAB
President Anton Hulman, Jr.
General Manager J. M. Higgins
Night Oper. Dir Ben Falber, Jr.
Day Oper. Dir Pat Murphy
Prom. Dir Charles Cogan
Film Dir Nancy Langan
Chief Engineer Don Petit
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Sta. CP's— 1; Radio Homes— 836,000; TV Homes— 786,000
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W 0 1 - T V-Ames-1950-ABC
Channel: 5 VHF. .A?: 50.1 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Iowa State College
Address Service Bldg.
Tel.: CE 2-3400 News Services: AP. INS
Representative Weed
President Dr. James Hilton
Gen. Manger Robert C. Mulhall
Assoc. Gen. Manager James H. Davis
Commercial Mgr Dan Norton
Prom., Pub. Dir Doris MacFarquhar
Film Manager Warren Royer
Chief Engineer Keith Ketcham
KCRG-TV— Cedar Rapids
1953— ABC
Channel: 9 VHF..AP: 156 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Cedar Rapids TV Co.
Business Address 1st Ave. & 1st St., SW.
Tel.: EM 4-4149 News Services: AP, INS
Representative Weed TV Corp.
Newspaper Affiliation . . Cedar Rapids Gazette
Membership NAB
President Joseph F. Hladky, Jr.
Gen. Mgr Frank T. Nye
Adm. Asst Edna A. Herbst
Comm. Mgr Richard J. Butterf ield
Program Dir Ralph D. Willey
Prom., Pub. Dir Ruthanna W. Ross
Chief Engineer Ira V. McDaniel
WMT -TV-Cedar Rapids
1953— CBS
Channel: 2 VHF. . . AP: 70 Kw.. . . VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WMT-TV, Inc.
Bus. Address Paramount Theatre Bldg.
Tel.: EM 4-0171.. News Services: AP, UP, INS
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, TvB
President William B. Dolph
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr William B. Quarton
V.P., Sales Lew Van Nostrand
V.P., Operations Douglas B. Grant
Promotion Manager Bob Kenney
Film Mgr Belle Warren
Chief Engineer George Hixenbaugh
WOC-TV-Davenpori-1949
NBC
Channel: 6 VHF. .AP: 60.3 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Central Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 805 Brady St.
Tel.: 3-3661 News Service: UP
Representative . Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB, TvB
President Col. B. J. Pabaer
Resident Manager Ernest Sanders
Sales Manager Mark L. Wodlinger
Film Editor Ken Wagner
Program Director Raymond Guth
Chief Engineer Paul Arvidson
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WH0-TV-Des Moines
1954-NBC
Channel: 13 VHF..AP: 191 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .. .Central Broadcasting Co.
Business Address 1100 Walnut St.
Tel.: AT 8-6511. . .News Services: AP, INS, UP
Representative . Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB. TvB
President Col. B. J. Palmer
Exec. V.P Ralph Evans
V.P., Resident Manager Paul A. Loyet
Prom. Dir Robert O. Link
Sales Manager Robert H. Harter
Film Buyer, Prog. Director Jack Kerrigan
Production Manager Kenneth Gfeller
Film Editor Robert P. Kress
Chief Engineer Roy W. Pratt
KRHT-TV-Des Moines
1955— CBS
Channel: 8....AP: 199.5 Kw VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Operated By KRNT-TV Co.
Address Ninth & Pleasant St.
Tel.: CH 3-4141 News Service: AP, UP
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, TvB
President Luther L. Hill
Station Manager Robert W. Dillon
Commercial Manager Paul M. Elliott
Program Director Richard H. Covey
Promotion Director Joe G. Hudgens
Prod. Manager Guy Koenigsberger
Sis. Mgr Bill Hippee
Chief Engineer Charles F. Quentin
KQ TV-Fort Dodge— 1953
NBC-CBS
Channel: 21 UHF. .AP: 160 Kw.. .VP: 330 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .. .Northwest Television Co.
Business Address Warden Bldg.
Tel 4-0351
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Station Mgr Edward Breen
Comm. Manager Rollie Camp
Program Director Richard Johnson
Film Manager Stanley McCurdy
Chief Engineering. . David Sinclair
KGL0 -TV-Mason City — 1954
CBS
Channel: 3 VHF. . . AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Lee Radio, Inc.
Business Address .... Second & Pennsylvania
Tel.: GA 3-2540 News Service: AP, UP
Representative Weed
Membership NAB
President Lee P. Loomis
Exec. V.P., Gen. Manager Herbert R. Ohrt
Nat'l Sales Mgr Walther Rothschild
Film, Comm. Manager Lloyd Loers
Prod. Mgr., Prog. Director .... Douglas Sherwin
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Promotion, Pub. Dir Don Harrer
Chief Engineer Roger Sawyer
KTVO— Otiumwa— 1955
CBS-NBC
Channel: 3 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KBIZ, Inc.
Business Address 209 East 2nd St.
Tel.: MU 2-4535 News Service: AP
Representative Hollingbery
President James J. Conroy
General Manager Berg Allison
Program Dir. . James Bolen
Prom., Pub. Dir Kea Rea
Film Manager William Stevens
Chief Engineer James Riley
KTIV-SiouxCiiy-1954
NBC
Channel: 4 VHF...AP: 50 Kw....VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KTIV Television Corp.
Address Tenth & Grandview
Tel.: 8-0545 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil Journal-Tribune
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Dietrich Dirks
Comm. Mgr. Eugene T. Flaherty
Prog. Dir Don Stone
Prom., Pub. Dir Bill Mote
Chief Engineer Alvin Smith
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KVTV-Sioux City — 1953
CBS-ABC
Channel: 9 VHF..AP: 144 Kw...VP: 288 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Peoples Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 7th & Douglas
Tel.: 2-2711 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, TvB
V.P., Corp. Mgr Herbert E. Evans
General Manager Donald D. Sullivan
Comm. Manager Robert B. Donovan
Prog. Director Clark Pollock
Promotion Director John Schambow
Film Manager Carl Morris
Chief Eng Robert G. Engelhardt
KWWL-TV-Waterloo-1953
NBC-ABC
Channel: 7 VHF..AP: 214 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Black Hawk Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Insurance Bldg.
Tel.: AD 4-4404 News Service: AP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership TvB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Ralph J. McElroy
Commercial Mgr James S. Dugan
Prog. Dir., Film Mgr Erma Dufel
Prom., Pub. Dir Sue Hanson
Chief Engineer T. W. Kirksey
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IVanSaS Sta. CP'«— 4; Radio Homes— 684,000; TV Homes— 512,000
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KTVC— Ensign— 1957
ABC-CBS
(Satellite of KAKE-TV. Wichita)
Channel: 6 VHF. . AP: 14.1 Kw.. .VP: 28.2 Kw.
Owned S.W. Kansas TV Co., Inc.
Address 705 2nd St, Dodge City
Tel HU 3-6666, Dodge City
Representative Katz
President Leigh Warner
General Manager Wendell Elliott
Program Dir Hershel Holland
Chief Engineer Kenneth Kan:
KCKT— Great Bend-1954
NBC
Channel: 2 VHF. . .AP: 52 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .Central Kansas TV Co., Inc.
Business Address Box 182
Tel.: GL 3-7868 News Service: UP
Representative Boiling
President E. C. Wedell
Oper. Mgr E. L. Kuhlman
Prom. Dir Deanne Cromer
Chief Eng H. G. Haefele
KTVH-Huichinson-1953
CBS
Channel: 12 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . Wichita-Hutchinson Co., Inc.
Business Address 1800 North Plum
Tel.: MO 5-5503 News Services: AP, UP
Representative H-R
Membership NAB, TvB
President Joyce A. Swan
General Mgr Howard O. Peterson
Gen. Sales Manager Eugene C. Gray
Prog. Dept. Super., Film Mgr. . . Robt. D. Snyder
Asst. Gen. Mgr., Prom. Dir.. . .M. Dale Larsen
Chief Engineer Ken H. Cook
KOAM-TV-Piiisburgh
1953-NBC-ABC
Channel: 7 VHF..AP: 138 Kw.. .VP: 245 Kw.
Owned-Oper.. .Mid-Continent Telecasting, Inc.
Business Address Box 659
Tel.: 2508
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Katz
General Manager R. E. Wade
Program Director Louis R. Martin
Chief Engineer Jack Lawrence
WIBW-TV-Topeka-1953
ABC-CBS
Channel: 13 VHF. . AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
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Owned Stauffer Publications. Inc.
Business Address Box 119
Tel.: CE 3-2377 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB. TvB
President O. S. Stauffer
Gen. Mgr Thad M. Sandstrom
Sales Coordinator Ray C. Senate
Prog. Dir., Film Mgr Rush Evans
Chief Engineer G. E. Voiles
KAKE-TV— Wichita— 1953
NBC
Channel: 10 VHF. . AP: 219 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KAKE-TV, Inc.
Business Address 1500 N. West St.
Tel.: WH 3-4221
Representative Katz
Membership NAB
General Manager Martin Umansky
Nat'l. Sales Manager Don Waldron
Prom., Pub. Dir Robert C. Payne
Chief Engineer Harold Newby
KARD-TV-Wichiia-1950
NBC
Channel: 3 VHF..AP: 50 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Wichita TV Co.
Address 833 N. Main St.
Tel.: AM 5-5633 News Service: AP
Representative Petry
Membership NAB, TvB
President G. M. Brown
V.P., Gen., Sta. Mgr W. Moyer
Comm. Manager Donald Sbarra
Program Director Sam Worsham
Pub. Dir Mary J. Phares
Chief Engineer Russell V. Goyette
To Broadcasters
AP
Means
Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
THE kakeMAN COVERS
almad ALL OF KANSAS
KAKE-TV, Channel 10 . . . Top-Rated* in Wichita,
Kansas, with Associate Station KTVC for Southwest
Kansas, proudly announces the addition of a second
satellite station . . . KAYS-TV, Channel 7, Hays,
Kansas, serving the North Central-Northwest section
of the state (on air June 1 ). Now . . . one KAKE-TV
Combination Buy covers almost all of Kansas.
KaKe-tv
*The February, 1958 ARB
again showed KAKE-TV dom-
inating the ratings in every
category, as it has by almost
the same margin for the last
three preceding ratings, cover-
ing a full year of surveys.
4 of the top 10
Network Shows
8 of the top 10
Syndicated Film Shows
9 of the top 10
Multiweekly Shows
Sign-On-To-Sign-Off KAKE-TV
leads in the Metropolitan
Wichita Share of Sets-In-Use
Summary with 50.9 as com-
pared to 28.0 and 28.0 for
the other two stations.
Channel 10
WICHITA, KANSAS
Represented by KATZ
814
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 3,104,000; Families— 853,000; Lie. Stations— 6,
Sta. CP's— 5; Radio Homes— 836,000; TV Homes— 543,000
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WKXP-Lexington-1957
Channel: 27 UHF. . AP: 8.7 KW. . VP: 17.3 Kw.
Owned Community Broadcasting Co.
Business Address 177 N. Upper St.
Tel.: 3-2727 News Services: AP, UP
Representative John E. Pearson Co.
Membership NAB, TvB
President, Gen. Mgr Frederic Gregg, Jr.
Oper. Mgr. Zack Hill
Comm. Mgr. Miller Welch
Prog. Dir Henry Allin
Prom., Pub. Dir Wm. R. Lacker
Film Mgr John Harvey, Jr.
Chief Engineer Robert Austin
WLEX- TV-Lexington
1955-ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 18 UHF..AP: 9.2 Kw.. .VP: 17 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WLEX-TV, Inc.
Business Address Russell Cave Pike
Tel.: 4-8747
Representatives Boiling; Dora-Clayton
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Earl Boyles
Station Manager Harry C. Bariield
Sales Manager J. M. Pennock
Program Mgr Alex B. Macaulay
Chief Engineer Jim Robertson
WAVE- TV-Louisville
1948-NBC-ABC
Channel: 3 VHF..AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WAVE, Inc.
Address 334 East Broadway
Tel.: JU 5-2201 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative NBC Spot Sales
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President George W. Norton, Jr.
General Manager Nathan Lord
Commercial Manager Ralph Jackson
Prog., Film Dir George Patterson
Prom., Pub. Dir Jas. Caldwell
Chief Engineer Wilbur Hudson
WHAS-TV
-Louisville-
CBS
1950
Channel: 11 VHF. .AP: 128 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WHAS, Inc.
Address 525 W. Broadway
Tel.: JU 5-2211 News Service: AP
Representative Harrington, Righter, Parsons
Membership NAB, TvB
President Barry Bingham
Director Victor A. Sholis
Program Director Sam Gifford
Prom. Dir William Loader
Film Manager. Charles McDaniel
Dir. Engineering O. W. Towner
WPSD-TV-Paducah-1957
ABC-NBC
Channel: 6 VHF. . AP: 34.7 Kw.. .VP: 58.9 Kw.
Owned Paducah Newspapers, Inc.
Business Address Box 1037
Tel.: 2-8214 News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB
President Edwin J. Paxton, Sr.
Gen. Mgr E. J. Paxton, Jr.
Prog. Dir Fitz Hooton
Prom., Pub. Dir Joe Mitchell
Prod. Mgr Bill Turner
Dir. of Tech. Oper Ernest Pell
Chief Engineer William Mobley
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LOUISIalia Sta. CP's— 9, Radio Homes— 814,000; TV Homes— 582,000
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WAFB-TV— Baton Rouge
1953-CBS
Channel: 28 UHF. .AP: 100 Kw.. .VP: 200 Kw.
Owned Modern Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address 929 Government St.
Tel.: DI 4-8571 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, TvB
Reps Blair TV; Clarke Brown
Pres., Gen. Mgr Tom E. Gibbens
Comm. Mgr Mervyn E. Rhys
Prog. Dir Don Hallman
Pub. Dir Grace McElveen
Chief Engineer Donald K. Allan
KALB-TV-Alexandria
1954-NBC-CBS-ABC
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 15.2 Kw.. .VP: 28.4 Kw.
Owned Lanford Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address 605-11 Washington
Tel.: 52456-9 News Services: AP, UP, INS
Representative Weed
Membership NAB
President T. B. Lanford
General Manager Willard L. Cobb
Local Sales Manager Jesse Sexton
Oper., Prog. Mgr Larry McHale
Prom., Pub. Director Vivian Close
Film Manager Robert Poor
Chief Engineer Robert E. Miller
815
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WBRZ— Baion Rouge-
ABC-NBC
1954
Channel: 2 VHF. .AP: 56.2 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Operated By La. TV Bcstg. Co.
Address 1650 Highland Rd.
Tel.: DI 8-1491 News Services: AP. INS
Newspaper Affiliation State Times;
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NAB, TvB
President Douglas L. Manship
Gen. Mgr John H. Bone
Oper. Mgr Jules L. Mayeux
Sales Manager Guy Corley
Program Director John Ferguson
Promotion Director Edward F. Hessel, Jr.
Production Manager Aubrey L. Moore
Chief Engineer Pat Weathersby
KLFY-TV-Lafayeiie-1955
CBS
Channel: 10 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned Camelia Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 1301 Oak Avenue
Tel.: CE 5-9494 News Service: AP
Representative Young TV Corp.
Membership NAB
President Paul H. DeClouet
Gen. Mgr Dierrell Hamm
Comm. Mgr Sterling Zimmerman
Prog. Dir Jerry Christopher
Prom., Pub. Dir Avis Moore
Film Mgr LeRoy Guidry
Chief Engineer Maurice Wynn
KPLC -TV-Lake Charles
1954-NBC-ABC
Channel: 7 VHF..AP: 316 Kw...VP: 158 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Calcasieu Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 320 Division St.
Tel.: HE 6-3631 News Service: UP
Representative Weed
President T. B. Laniord
Gen., Sta. Manager P. E. Mills, Jr.
Comm. Manager Art Reuben
Prom. Dir Gay St. Cyr
Prog. Director A. B. Craft, Jr.
Chief Engineer Ed Barton
KTAG-TV-Lake Charles
1953— CBS
Channel: 25 UHF..AP: 11 Kw...VP: 20.4 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KTAG-TV Associates
Business Address 645 15th St.
Tel.: HE 9-9413 News Service: UP
Representative Raymer
Membership NAB
President Warren Berwick
Vice Pres Kevin Reilly
Station Mgr Harper Clark
Program Dir William Smith
Chief Engineer Lawrence Vicknair
KN0E- TV-Monroe-
CBS-NBC-ABC
1953
Channel: .8 VHF..AP: 115 Kw.. .VP: 230 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Noe Enterprises, Inc.
Business Address Box 1472
Tel.: FA 2-8155 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Owner James A. Noe
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr Paul H. Goldman
Sales & Prom. Mgr Jack Ansell, Jr.
Program Director, Film Mgr Harry Arthur
Operations Mgr Ansel Smith
Dir. Engineering Ray Boyd
WD SU- TV-New Orleans
1948-ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 6 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WDSU Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 520 Royal St.
Tel.: TU 4376 News Service: AP. UP
Representative Blair
Membership NAB, TvB
President Edgar B. Stern, Jr.
Exec. V.P.. Gen. Mgr Robert D. Swezey
V.P., Comm. Mgr A. Louis Read
Film Dir Elaine Phillips
Prog. Mgr Richard D. Cross
Prom., Pub. Dir Marion Annenberg
Operations Mgr Stanley Holiday
Chief Engineer Lindsey Riddle
WJMR- TV-New Orleans
1953— ABC
Channel: 20 UHF. . AP: 108 Kw.. .VP: 216 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Supreme Bcstg. Co. Inc.
Business Address Jung Hotel
Tel.: EX 3131 News Service: INS
Representative Weed
Membership NAB
Pres Chester F. Owens
V.P., Gen. Mgr John R. Porterf ield
V.P., Secy.-Treas Robert E Jeffers
Commercial Mgr Paul Beville
Program Director Tom Abbott
WWL-TV-New Orleans-1957
CBS
Channel 4 AP: 50 Kw VP: 100 Kw.
Owned Loyola University
Address 1024 N. Rampart St.
Tel.: EX 4444 News Service: UP, AP
Representative Katz
Membership NAB
President Rev. Patrick Donnelly
General Manager W. H. Summerville
Sis. Manager Bill Flynn
Sales Prom., Pub. Mgr Harry Hildebrand
Program Director E. M. Hoerner
Chief Engineer J. D. Bloom, Jr.
816
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KSLA— Shrevepori— 1953
CBS
Channel: 12 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Shreveport TV Corp.
Business Address Box 92
Tel: 3-6151 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Gen. Mgr Ben Beckham, Jr.
Station Mgr Winston B. Linam
Comm. Mgr Deane R. Flett
Prom., Pub. Dir Carol Vinson
Film Mgr Ralph Oliveri
Chief Engineer Morris C. Barton
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KTBS-TV-Shrevepori
1955-NBC-ABC
Channel: 3 VHF..AP: 50 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KTBS, Inc.
Address 312 E. Kings Hwy.
Tel.: 7-3644 Newse Service: AP
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr E. Newton Wray
Station Manager Patrick J. White
Commercial Manager Joe B. Foster
Prog. Dir Vlada Dimac
Prom R. Douglas Dupperault
Film Manager Marvin Perry
Chief Engineer Claude R. Scott
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 920,000; Families— 268,000; Lie. Stations— 5,
Maine
Sta. CP's— 2; Radio Homes— 259,002; TV Homes— 207,000
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Pres. & Gen. Mgr John W. Guider
Program Director John T. Madigan
Production Mgr Clous Wiese
Film Dir Brian Higgins
Chief Engineer Parker H. Vincent
WABI-TV-Bangor-1953
ABC-NBC
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 17.9 Kw.. .VP: 30 Kw.
Owned-Oper Community Telecasting Serv.
Address 57 State St.
Tel.: 6446 News Service: UP
Reps Hollingbery, KetteUCarter
Membership NAB
President Horace Hildretb
Exec. V.P Leon P. Gorman, Jr.
V.P.-Operations Walter L. Dickson
Comm. Mgr Robert C. McCausland
Program Director Leon H. Nelson
Station Mgr., Prom. Dir Richard B. Bronson
Film Manager Ralph lobby
V.P. Chg. Oper Walter L Dickson
W - T W 0-Bangor-1954-CBS
Channel: 2 VHF...AP: 18 Kw....VP: 36 Kw.
Owned-Oper Murray Carpenter & Assoc.
Business Address 7 Main St.
Tel.: 2-4822 News Service: UP
Representative . . Venard, Rintoul & McConnell,
Louis Borgatti
President, Gen., Sta. Mgr. . . Murray Carpenter
V.P., Bus. Mgr Rudy Marcoux
Prog. Dir., Prod. Mgr James Robinson
Film Manager Don Deakin"
V.P., Chief Engineer William Clark
WMTW-Poland Spring
1954— CBS-ABC
Channel: 8 VHF. .AP: 52.5 Kw...VP: 105 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Mt. Washington TV Inc.
Business Address Poland Spring
Telephone 51
Representatives Harrington, Righter &
Parsons
Membership NAB
WCSH-TV-Poriland-1953
ABC-NBC
Channel: 6 VHF..AP: 70 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Maine Radio & TV Co.
Business Office 157 High Street
Tel.: SP 2-0181 News Service: UP
Representative Weed
Membership NAB, TvB
President Adeline B. Rines
V.P., Managing Dir William H. Rines
Station Manager Jack S. Atwood
Comm. Manager Bruce McGorrill
Program Director Burnell Poole, Jr.
Promotion Director Linwood T. Pitman
Film Manager William Kerkos
Chief Engineer Chas, Brown
WGAN-TV-Portland-1954
CBS
Channel: 13 VHF. . . AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . Guy Gannett Bcstg. Services
Business Address 390 Congress St.
Tel.: SP 2-4661 News Services: AP, UP
Newspaper Affil Gannett Publ. Co.
News Service AP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Avexy-Knodel
President Jean Gannett Williams
V.P., Gen. Mgr Creighton E. Gatchell
Prog. Dir William G. Wadman
Comm. Manager Richard E. Bates
Sta. Manager Samuel G. Henderson
Prom, Pub. Dir G. H. Cummings
Film Manager Earl Fenderson
Chief Engineer Roger W. Hodgkins
817
Balti
i more
WJZ-TV
i.
nmisMi,
60.0
Percentage of Quarter Hour Firsts*
Baltimore A. R. B.
July Aug.
1957 1957
Nov.
1957
W E»S TIN6HOUSE
A fast picture of the big change in Baltimore
TV sho'ws that WJZ-TV, under Westinghouse
Broadcasting Company ownership, has moved
from 3rd to a dominant 1st place in less than
four months!
Like November, the December ARB report on
quarter hours shows that WJZ-TV is first in
more quarter hours than the other two Balti-
more stations COMBINED !
WJZ-TV
Station B
Station C
(ABC)
(CBS)
(NBC)
233 firsts
155 "
75 "
WJZ-TV DOMINATES IN SHARE OF
SETS-IN-USE TOO!
Confirming WJZ-TV's dominance in the Balti-
more TV picture, the December ARB figures
for share of sets-in-use are:
WJZ-TV
Station B
Station C
(ABC)
(CBS)
(NBC)
39.0
33.1
26.8
Now ... in Baltimore, WJZ-TV dominates. In
Baltimore, more and more, no selling cam-
paign is complete without the WBC station.
Your Blair-TV man is ready to talk business,
and so is Joe Dougherty, WJZ-TV Sales Man-
ager (MOhawk 4-7600, Baltimore).
BALTI
ORE
0
Represented by Blair-TV
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1956 NBC Sls- Mgr Forrest Craig
Channel: 8 VHF. .AP: 25 Kw.. .VP: 50 Kw. "- <*"■• Walter Dixon
Owned-Oper. By Aroostook Bcstg. Corp. P™*r™ Mgr Don Jordan
Business Address 489 Main St. Production Mgr Ted Coffm
jel: 9-2461 Chief Engineer John Richards
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«« I ■ Pop March 1 (Est.)— 2,923,000; Families— 812,000; Lie. Stations— 3,
IVIdryiand sta- CP'S-3: Radi0 Homes— 768,000; TV Homes— 688,000
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W J Z - T V— Baltimore W M A R - T V— Baltimore
1948— ABC
Channel: 13 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Westinghouse Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Television Hill
Tel.: MO 4-7600 News Service: AP
Representative Blait
Membership NAB. TvB
President Donald H. McGannon
Exec. V.P Norman C. Kal
General Mgr Larry H. Israel
V. P., Dir. Eng Ben Wolfe
Sales Mgr Joseph P. Dougherty
Pub. Dir Tommy Dukehart
Ops. Mgr Jim Kilian
Prog. Mgr Joel Chaseman
Adv., Prom. Mgr A. H. Christiansen
1947— CBS
Channel: 2 VHF. AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Operated By. ... . .The A. S. Ahell Co.
Address Charles & Redwood Sts.
Tel.: MU 5-5670
News Services: AP. CBS Newsfilm
Newspaper Affiliation . . . Baltimore Sunpapers
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, TvB
President William F. Schmick, Sr.
Exec. V.P William F. Schmick, Jr.
V.P., Dir. of TV, Sta. Mgr Ewell K. Jett
Comm., Prom., Pub. Mgr Ernest A. Lang
Program Director ..Robert B. Cochrane
Prom. Co-ordinator Alex Dietrich
Film Mgr D. V. Stickle
Chief Engineer Carlton G. Nopper
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WBAL-TV-Baltimore-1948
NBC
Channel: 11 VHF..AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Hearst Corporation
Business-Studio Address 2610 N. Charles
Tel.: HO 7-3000
Newspaper Affil Baltimore News, Post
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NAB, TvB
V.P., Exec. Dir Chas. B. McCabe
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr D. L. Provost
Vice-Pres. (Engineering) John T. Wilner
Vice Pres., Sta. Mgr Leslie H. Peard, Jr.
Business Mgr Freeman W. Cardall
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RfiaSSaCnilSeTIS Sta. CP's— 7; Radio Homes-1 ,476,000; TV Homes— 1, 342,000
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Representative H-R
Membership TvB
President Norman Knight
Exec. V.P George Steffy
V.P., Sales Tom Bateson
Nat. Sales Mgr Proctor Jones
Promotion Dir George Hallberg
Program Dir John D. Maloy
Publicity Dir Phyllis Doherty
Technical Director Harry Whittemore
Program Director James E. Kovach
Comm. Manager Willis K. Freiart
Publicity Dir Roy Meachum
Chief Engineer Harrison Brooks
WB0C-TV-Salisbury-1954
ABC-CBS
Channel: 16 UHF..AP: 8.6 Kw.. .VP: 15.8 Kw.
Owned & Oper.. . .Peninsula Broadcasting Co.
Address Radio-Tv, Park
Tel.: PI 9-6131 News Service: AP
Sta. Rep Headley-Reed
President John W. Downing
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Charles J. Truitt
Prog. Dir John W. Downing Jr.
Chief Engineer Jack W. Ward
WCDC— Adams— 1953
(Satellite of WTEN, Albany, N. Y.)
Channel: 19 UHF. .AP: 100 Kw.. .VP: 200 Kw.
WBZ-TV— Boston— 1948
NBC
Channel: 4 VHF.AP: 28.12 Kw..VP: 56.24 Kw.
Owned-Oper By . . . Westinghouse B'casting Co.
Address 1170 Soldiers Field Rd.
Tel.: AL 4-5670. . .News Services: AP, UP, INS
Representative. Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB, TvB
President Donald H. McGannon
General Mgr F. A. Tooke
Sales Mgr James E. Allen
Prom. Dir D. H. Edgemon
Publicity Dir Frances Corocoran
Sales Prom. Mgr Edward Ryan
Chief Engineer W. H. Hauser
WHDH-TV-Boston-1957
ABC
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 32.4 Kw.. .VP: 64.6 Kw.
Owned WHDH, Inc.
Address 6 St. James Ave.
Tel.: HA 6-5500 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Herald, Traveler
Representative Blair-TV
President Robert B. Choate
V.P., Man. Dir William B. McGrath
V.P., Sales Dir Alexander M Tanger
Dir of TV Leslie G. Arries. Jr.
Dir. Sales Prom Robert B. Cheyne
Publicity Dir. Joseph Costanza
Film Manager Joseph Levine
Chief Engineer Philip K. Baldwin
WNAC-TV-Boston-1948
CBS
Channel: 7 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By RKO Teleradio Pictures
Business-Studio Address 21 Brookline Ave.
Tel.: CO 6-0800 News Service: UP
WRLP-Greeniield-1957
(Satellite of WWLP, Springfield)
Channel: 32 UHF. . AP: 100 Kw.. .VP: 200 Kw.
WWLP
■Springfield-
ABC-NBC
1952
Channel: 22 UHF. .AP: 107 Kw.. .VP: 219 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Springfield Television
Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address Box 2210
Tel.: ST 8-0971 News Service: UP
Station Reps Hollingbery, Kettell-Carter
Membership TvB
Chairman Roger L. Putnam
Pres., Gen. Mgr William L. Putnam
Station Manager Howard S. Keefe
Gen. Sales Mgr James H. Ferguson, Jr.
Program Mgr Jerry Barnes
Chief Engineer Donald C. Shaw
WHYN-TV-Springfield-
Holyoke-1953-CBS
Channel: 40 UHF. . AP: 125 Kw.. .VP: 250 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .Hampden-Hampshire Corp.
Business Address 1300 Liberty St.
Tel.: RE 4-1126 News Service: UP
Representative Branham, Wheeler
Membership NAB
Gen., Sta. Manager Charles N. DeRose
Comm. Manager Patrick J. Montague
Program Director Murray Tesser
Publicity Noah LaMountain
Chief Engineer Harold Schumacker
820
Michigan
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 7,813,000; Families— 2,257,000; Lie. Stations— 13,
Sta. CP's— 6; Radio Homes— 2,212,000; TV Homes— 1,986,000
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Owned-Oper. By Storer Bcstg Co.
Business Address 7441 Second Blvd.
Tel.: TR 3-7400 News Services: AP, INS
Newspaper Affiliation .... Miami Beach Sun
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Katz
President George B. Storer
V.P., Managing Dir Bill Michaels
Program Mgr Ralph R. Rust
Nat'l Sales Mgr Lewis P. Johnson
Prom., Merch. Mgr Bob Edell
Publicity Dir Betty Anderson
Service Co-ordinator George Kenyon
Film Mgr Jerry E. Chris tner
Chief Engineer Joseph B. Haigh
WP AG- TV-Ann Arbor-1953
Channel: 20 UHF..AP: 10 Kw. VP: 18 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Washtenaw Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Hutzel Bldg.
Tel.: NO 2-5517 News Service: AP
Representative Everett-McKinney
Membership NAB
President, Gen. Mgr Edward F. Baughn
Program Director David Pringle
Chief Engineer Bernard Ressler
WNEM-TY-BayCiiy-
inaw-1954-NBC-ABC
Sag
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Gerity Telecasting Corp.
Business Address Wenonah Hotel
Tel.: TW 3-4502 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Petry
President James Gerity, Jr.
V.P., Sis. Mgr Harry Travis
V.P.-Treas D. Scott Hager
Dir. Operations Tom Matthews
Chief Engineer Robert L. Beurket
WWTV-Cadillac-1953
ABC-CBS
Channel: 13 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Sparton Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 417 N. Mitchell St.
Tel.: PR 5-3478 News Service: AP
Representative Hollingbery
Membership TvB, NAB
President John J. Smith
V.P., Gen. Mgr Gene Ellerman
Prog. Dir Paul Hill
Prom., Mdsg. Mgr Richard W. Schappa
Prom., Pub. Dir R. W. Bishop
Chief Engineer George A. Wilson
CKLW- TV-Detroit-Windsor
1954-CBC
Channel: 9 VHF..AP: 180 Kw.. .VP: 325 Kw.
Owned-Oper. . . Western Ontario Brdcstng. Co.
Business Address 3300 Guardian Bldg.
Tel.: WO 1-7200 News Services: INS, UP
Membership NAB
Rep All-Canada TV Ltd., Adam Young
Pres., Gen. Manager J. E. Campeau
Dir. of Operations S. C. Ritchie
Comm. Mgr Norman Hawkins
Publicity Director Art Gloster
Film Manager Arthur MacColl
Prom. Dir T. Don MacQueen
Dir. of Engineering Stuart Clark
WJBK-TV-Detroit-1948
CBS
Channel: 2 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw. . .VP: 100 Kw.
WWJ-TV-Detroit-1947
NBC
Channel: 4 VHF. .AP: 50.1 Kw...VP: 97.7 Kw.
Owned-Operated By. . . .Evening News Assoc.
Tel.: WO 2-2000 News Services: UP, AP
Newspaper Affiliation Detroit News
Representative. Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB, TvB
President Warren S. Booth
General Manager Edwin K. Wheeler
Asst. General Manager Don DeGroot
Sta. Mgr James Schiavone
Business Manager Henry C. Rogers
Prog. & Prod. Manager Ian Harrower
Sales Prom. Manager Glenn Kyker
Sis. Development Mgr Frank Steltenkamp
Natl. Sis. Mgr Ray W. Colie
Local Sis. Mgr John A. Wales
Gen. Eng. Manager E. J. Love
WXYZ-TV-Detroit-1948
ABC
Channel: 7 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . . American Broadcasting Co.
Business Address 1700 Mutual Bldg.
Tel.: Wo 3-8321 News Services: AP, INS
Representative Blair-TV
Membership NAB, TvB
President, Gen. Mgr James G. Riddel!
V.P John F. Pival
Sales Manager Ralph Dawson
Program Director John Lee
Film Mgr Ken Sims
Prom., Publicity Director Bud Kirvan
Chief Engineer Charles Kocher
WOOD- TV-Grand Rapids
1949-NBC-ABC
Channel: 8 VHF. . AP: 158 Kw.. .AP: 316 Kw.
Owned By Wood Bcstg., Inc.
Address 120 College S E
Tel.: GL 9-4125 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Katz
Pres., Gen. Mgr Willard Schroeder
Gen. Sales Manager Arthur M. Swift
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Program Director Frank G. Sisson
Promotion Mgr Clark Grant
Publicity Dir John Burpee
Prod. Mgr Dick Lamoreaux
Film Mgr Bob Smith
Chief Engineer Charles Robison
WKZO-TV-Kalamazoo
1950— ABC-CBS
Channel: 3 VHF. . .AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Fetzer Bcstg. Co.
Address 590 West Maple
Tel.: FI 5-2101 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Avery-Knodel, Inc.
President John E. Fetzer
V.P.. Managing Director Carl E. Lee
Sales Manager Donald DeSmit
Program Director Charles Lynch
Prom. Dir Leonard Colby
Pub Marjorie Marquardt
Film Mgr Mel Haavind
Chief Engineer Arthur Covell
W JIM -TV— Lansing— 1950
ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 6 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Gross Telecasting, Inc.
Address 2820 E. Saginaw
Tel.: IV 2-1333 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Representative Peters, Griffin, Woodward
President Harold Gross
Sta. Mgr Howard K. Finch
Gen. Sales Mgr Keith Oliver
Film Manager Phil Sherck
Prom., Pub George Hancin
Chief Engineer Carleton Musson
WDMJ-TV-Marqueiie
1956— CBS
Channel: 6 VHF..AP: 60 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
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Owned-Oper. By Lake Superior Bcstg Co.
Business Address 249 W. Washington St.
Newspaper Affiliation Mining Journal
Tel.: CA 6-3524 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative Weed
President Frank J. Russell, Jr.
General Mgr W. H. Treloar
Sta.. Comm. Mgr Robert J. Luke
Program Dir Ted Hansen
Promotion Dir Ruby Apostle
Film Mgr Kenneth Borst
Chief Engineer Paul Anick
WKNX-TV-Saginaw-1953
CBS-ABC
Channel: 57 UHF.AP: 103.5 Kw..VP: 207 Kw.
Owned-Operated By . . . Lake Huron Bcstg. Co.
Address 221 S. Wash. Ave.
Tel.: PL 3-4471 News Services: UP. INS
Representative Gill-Perna, Inc.
President, Gen. Mgr William J. Edwards
Station Manager Howard H. Wolfe
Commercial Manager Robert M. Chandler
Program Director Robert A. Oliver
Production Manager Ernest Whitmire
Prom. Dir Vincent Picard
Film Manager Otto Allen
Chief Engineer Max W. Thomas
WPBN- TV-Traverse City
1954— NBC
Channel: 7 VHF. .AP: 32.4 Kw.. .VP: 53.7 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Midwestern Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Paul Buny an Bldg.
Tel.: WI 7-7675 News Service: AP
Representative Hal Holman
President, Gen. Mgr Les Biedennan
Station Mgr., Prog. Dir John Anderson
Commercial Mgr R. E. Detwiler
V.P.-Chief Engineer William H. Kiker
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Minnesota
Pop.
March 1 (Est.
Sta. CP's— 4;
I— 3,303,000; Families— 962,000; Lie. Stations— 7,
Radio Homes— 940,000; TV Homes— 738,000
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Membership NAB, TvB
General Manager Odin S. Ramsland
Sales Manager John Grandy
Prog. Dir., Film Buyer Earl Henton
Exec. V.P., Chief Engineer Robert Dettman
KMMT-Ausiin-1953-ABC
Channel 6 VHF..AP: 6.17 Kw.. .VP: 12.3 Kw.
Business Office Minnesota-Iowa TV Co.
Business Address Hiway No. 105 S.
Representative Avery-Knodel, Inc.
Gen. Mgr., Prog.
Dir., Film Buyer Gene P. Loffler
Nat. Sis. Mgr . .James S. Dugan
Sis. Dir Don E. Inman
Chief Engineer Leo Chenier
K D A L - T V— Duluth-Superior
1954-NBC-ABC
Channel: 3 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Red River Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address Bradley Building
Representative Avery-Knodel
WDSM-TV-Duluih-Superior
1952-NBC-ABC
Channel: 6 VHF..AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .Northwest Publications, Inc.
Business Address 230 E. Superior St.
Tel.: RA 7-6875 News Service: AP
Representative. Peters, Griffin, Woodward. Inc.
Membership NAB
President Robert B. Ridder
General Mgr Clarence D. Tully
Gen. Sales Mgr Carlo Anneke
Program Dir Ed Conrad
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Prom., Pub. Dir Marty Olsen
Film Manager Bill Ashton
Chief Engineer George Carlson
KMGM- TV-Minneapolis
1955
Channel: 9 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By .... United Television, Inc.
Business Address Foshay Tower
Tel.: FE 9-8811 News Service: UP
Representative Branham
Pres., Gen. Mgr Donald Swartz
Commercial Mgr Milton Westerman
Nat. Sales Mgr James W. Anderson
Program Dir Joseph Carney
Chief Engineer Gordon Benson
WC CO-TV-Minneapolis
1949— CBS
Channel: 4 VHF. . .AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Midwest Radio-TV Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. .Radio City — 50 S. 9th St.
Tel.: FE 8-0552 News Services: AP, UP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative. Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Chr. of Bd Wm. J. McNally
President Robert B. Ridder
Exec. V.P F. Van Konynenburg
Asst. Mgr. for TV Sherman Headley
Comm. Mgr Robert N. Ekstrum
Film Manager Harry C. Jones
Prom., Pub. Director Gene Godt
Program Dir Gwen Harvey
Chief Engineer John M. Sherman
WTCN- TV-Minneapolis
1953— ABC
Channel: 11 VHF. .AP: 189 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned By Time, Inc.
Oper. By TLF Bcstrs.
Business Address 2925 Dean Blvd.
News Service AP. UP
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, TvB
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Phil Hoffman
Asst. Mgr John M. Baldwin
Gen. Sis. Mgr James R. Hoel
Program Dir Ted Snider
Promotion Dir. Dave Lee
Chief Engineer Joseph Kahnke
KB0CT7— Rochester— 1953
NBC
Channel: 10 VHF. . AP: 120 Kw.. .VP: 240 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By So. Minn. Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 100 - 1st Ave. Bldg.
Tel.: AT 2-8665 News Service: UP
Representative Meeker TV, Inc.
President Mrs. Gregory P. Gentling
V.P., Gen. Mgr G. David Gentling
Sta. Mgr Willard Lampmann
Comm. Mgr Will Jackson
Prom., Pub. Director John Miller
Prog. Dir., Film Manager Don Perry
Chief Engineer Robert W. Cross
KSTP TV-St Paul-
Minneapolis— 1948— NBC
Channel: 5 VHF. . . AP: 60 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Operated By KSTP. Inc.
Bus., Trans. Lo.. .3415 University Ave., St. Paul
Tel.: MI 5-2724 News Service: AP
Representative Edward Petty
Membership NAB
President. Gen. Mgr Stanley E. Hubbard
Exec. V.P. & Treas K. M. Hance
National Sales Dir James E. Blake
V.P. Chge. Sales Marvin L. Rosene
V.P. Research, Dev Stanley S. Hubbard
Prog. Dir., Film Mgr Del Franklin
Prom., Pub. Director William Davey
Chief Enaineer .Wm. S. Sadler
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Mississippi
W C B I - T V— Columbus— 1956
CBS-NBC
Channel: 4 VHF. . .AP: 18 Kw.. . . VP: 20 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Bernie Imes, Jr.
Business Address Columbus, Miss.
Tel.: FA 8-5631 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation . . Commercial Dispatch
Representative Everett-McKinney
General Mgr Bob McRaney
Station Mgr P. B. Hinman
Commercial Mgr Bill Whitfield
Program Dir Martha Puckett
Film Manager Edward Prescott
Chief Engineer Tom McFerrin
WDAM-TV— Haiiiesburg
ABC-NBC
Channel: 9 VHF. .AP: 33.1 Kw...VP: 55 Kw.
March 1 (Est.)— 2,179,000; Families— 563,000; Lie
Sta. CP's
Stations— 5,
Radio Homes— 546,000; TV Homes— 246,000
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Owned-Oper. By Lion Television Corp.
Business Address Box 1649
Tel.: JU 4-8441 News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB, TvB
President David A. Matison
General Mgr Marvin Reuben
Comm. Mgr Jerry P. Keith
Prog., Prom. Dir Keith Glatzer
Prom., Pub. Dir Miss Pat Flynn
Film Manager Charles Shade
Chief Engineer John Carrol
WJTV— Jackson— 1954
ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 12 VHF. . AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Capitol Broadcasting Co.
Business Address Boac 8187
Tel.: 4-2512 News Service: AP
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Station Representative Katz
President T. M. Hederman, Jr.
Gen., Film Manager L. M. Sepaugh
Station Manager Owens F. Alexander
Comm. Manager Bill Carlier
Prom., Pub. Dir Sandy McMillan
Promotion Director Ken Jordan
Film Manager L. M. Sepaugh, Jr.
Chief Engineer C. A. Perkins
WLBT— Jackson-
ABC-NBC
1953
Channel: 3 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Lamar Life Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 2171
Tel.: 2-2691 News Service: UP
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NAB
President P. K. Lutken
Gen., Station Mgr Fred L. Beard
Comm. Manager Frank Gentry
Program Director Maurice Thompson
Prom., Pub. Director Charles H. Allen
Chief Engineer Bob Smothers
WTOK-TV-Meridian-
ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 11 VHF. .AP: 156 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Southern Television Corp.
Business Address Southern Bldg.
Tel.: 3-1441 News Service: AP
Representative Headly-Reed
Membership NAB. TvB
President Robert F. Wright
Sales Manager W. B. Crooks
Prog., Prom. Dir Cecil Germany
Production Director George Shannon
Chief Engineer Joe Saxon
WTWV-Tupelo-1956-NBC
Channel: 9 VHF. . AP: 13.5 Kw.. .VP: 27.2 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Tupelo Citz. TV Co.
Business Address Beech Springs Rd.
Representative Jack Masla
Tel.: VI 2-7620 News Service: UP
Pres., Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr. .Frank K. Spain
Sis. Mgr Charles H. Hicks, Jr.
Program Dir Robert D. Gordon
Oper. Supv James Stembridge
Chief Engineer Joseph G. Petit
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IfllSSOUri Sta. CP's— 3; Radio Homes— 1,293,000; TV Homes— 1,104,000
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KFVS-TV— Cape Girardeau
1954-CBS
Channel: 12 VHF..AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Hirsch Broadcasting Co.
Business Address 324 Broadway
Tel.: ED 5-5511 News Services: UP, AP
Station Representative Headley-Reed Co.
President Oscar C. Hirsch
Manager of TV Robert O. Hirsch
Sales Manager Jack Ramey
K0MU
TV— Columbia-
ABC-NBC
1953
Channel: 8 VHF..AP: 126 Kw...VP: 251 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Curators of Univ. of Mo.
Business Address Highway 63, South
Tel.: GI 2-1122 News Service: UP
Representative H-R
Membership NAB, TvB
Director of TV Edward C. Lambert
Sales Mgr John O. Conwell
Program Director Allen H. Scollay
Promotion Director Milton E. Gross
Film Manager Ron C. Hunt
Chief Engineer William J. Reagan
KHQA-TV-Hannibal-1953
CBS
Channel: 7 VHF. .AP: 158. .Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Lee Broadcasting, Inc.
Business Address. . .150 Main St. Quincy, 111.
Tel: BA 2-6200 News Services: AP, UP
Membership NAB
Representative Weed
President Lee P. Loomls
Gen., Nat'L Sis. Mgr. Walter Rothschild
Prog. Dir., Asst. Mgr Merrill Milligan
Promotion Director Dick Moore
Film Manager Charles Lotz
Chief Engineer J. E. Gray
KRCG— Jefferson City— 1955
CBS-ABC
Channel: 13 VHF. .AP: 52.5 Kw.. .VP: 105 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Jefferson TV Co.
Address Callaway Hills Farm
Tel.: 6-6188 News Service: AP
Representative Blair TV Assoc.
Membership NAB, TvB
Pres Mrs. William H. Weldon
Gen., Sta. Mgr Robert Blosser
Program Director A. Laney Lee
Sales Mgr R. E. Maxwell
Prog. Dir Laney Lee
Chief Engineer Edward Schuelein
KODE-TV-Joplin-1954
ABC-CBS
Channel: 12 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WSTV, Inc.
Business Address 1928 W 13th St.
Tel.: MA 3-7260 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Representative Avery-Knodel
President Jack N. Berkman
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V.P.. General Mgr Harry Burke
Commercial Mgr D. T. Knight
Promotion Dir William Harned
Promotion Dir Bill McClinton
Chief Engineer Jack Longford
K CMO- TV— Kansas Ciiy
1953— CBS
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 60 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Meredith Publishing Co.
Business Address 125 East 31st St.
Tel.: JE 1-6789 News Service: AP
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, TvB
President .E. T. Meredith, Jr.
General Manager E. K. Hartenbower
Comm. Manager S. B. Tremble
Program Dir Kenneth W. Heady
Prom., Pub. Director F. C. Strawn
Film Manager T. R. Thompson
Chief Engineer Karl Troeglen
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WDAF-TV-Kansas City
1949-NBC
Channel: 4 VHF. . .AP: 50 Kw.. . . VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Kansas City Star Co.
Business Address 3030 Summit St.
Tel.: HA 1-1200 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation Kansas City Star
Representative . . Harrington, Righter, & Parsons
Membership NAB, TvB
President Roy A. Roberts
Managing Dir H. Dean Fitzer
Station Mgr William A. Bates
Comm. Manager E. Manne Russo
Program Dir Jay Barrington
Publicity Dir Randall Jessee
Chief Engineer James Schmidt
KMBC-TV-KansasCiiy
1953— ABC
Channel: 9 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KMBC Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 11th & Central Streets
Membership NAB, TvB
Tel.: HA 1-2650 News Service: AP, UP
Representative. Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
President Donald Dwight Davis
Exec. V.P John T. Schilling
V.P. & Sales Man George J. Higgins
Station Mgr Mori Greiner
Production Manager Lou Kemper
Prom. Dept Fred Harris
Chief Engineer Henry Goldenberg
KDRO-TV-Sedalia-1954
Channel: 6 VHF..AP: 8.7 Kw...VP: 16.4 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KDRO-TV & Radio, Inc.
Business Address 2100 W. Broadway
Tel.: TA 6-1651 News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
President Fred G. Phaby
General Manager Miss Le Chapman
Comm. Manager Harry W. Trotman
Chief Engineer Bob Klein
KTTS-TV-Springfield
1953— CBS
Channel: 10 VHF.AP: 190.55 Kw..VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Independent Bcstg. Co.
Address Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Tel.: 2-7474 News Service: AP. UP
Representative Weed
Membership NAB
President J. H. G. Cooper
V.P.. Mgr G. Peason Ward
Sales Manager Jack Lloyd
Program Director Kevin Mc Andrews
Chief Engineer William F. Curry
KYTV-Springfield-
NBC
1953
Channel: 3 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw... VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Springfield Television Inc.
Business Address 999 W. Sunshine
Tel.: 6-2766 News Service: AP
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NAB
President Tarns Bixby. Ill
Co-Mgr., Comm. Mgr Ralph L. Stufflebam
Co-Mgr., Prog. Dir Carl Fox
Promotion Dir Bob Irvin
Chief Engineer E. Dennis White
KFEQ-TV-St.Joseph-1953
ABC-CBS
Channel: 2 VHF. . . AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KFEQ Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 40th & Faraon
Tel.: 3-2528 News Service: AP
Representative Blair Assoc.
Membership NAB, TvB
President Jesse D. Fine
General Mgr Ted Nelson
Commercial Mgr A. Wayne Beavers
Prog. Dir., Film Mgr Gene Milsteen
Chief Engineer John Carroll
KSD- TV-Si Louis-1947
NBC
Channel: 5 VHF..AP: 60 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. . .The Pulitzer Publishing Co.
Address 1111 Olive St.
Tel.: MA 1-1111 News Services: AP, INS
Newspaper Affiliation. .St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Membership NAB, TvB
President Joseph Pulitzer, Jr.
Gen. Manager Harold Grams
Sales Manager Guy E. Yeldell
Pub. Dir Robert Hannon
Film Mgr Keith Gunther
Promotion Director Fred J. Mueller
Chief Engineer J. E. Risk
KM0X- TV-SI. Louis-1954
CBS
Channel: 4 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By: CBS, Inc.
Address 9th & Sidney Sts.
825
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Tel.: PR 3-1120 News Service: AP, UP
Membership TvB
Representative CBS-TV Spot Sales
Gen. Mgr Gene Wilkey
Sales Manager Charles Mc Abee
Dir. of Tech. Oper Harry Harvey
Dir., Pub., Prom Tom Stanton
KTVI-St. Louis-1957
ABC
Channel: 2 VHF. . . AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
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Owned Signal Hill Telecasting Corp.
Business Address 5915 Berthold
Tel.: MI 7-3600 News Service: UP
Representative Blair-TV
Membership NAB
President Harry Tannenbaum
V.P., Gen. Mgr Joseph Bernard
Comm. Mgr John I. Hyatt
Prog. Dir Frederick S. Buschmeyer
Prom.. Pub. Dir Don B. Curran
Film Manager John Link
Chief Engineer Richard Trompeter
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Iff O fill 3 aid Sta. CP's— 2; Radio Homes— 192,000; TV Homes— 76,000
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K G H L - T V— Billings— 1958
NBC
Channel: 8 VHF..AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Address 214 N. 30th St.
Owned Midland Empire Bcstg. Co.
Tel.: 2-2222 News Service: UP
Representative Adam Young
Membership NAB
President P. N. Fortin
General Manager Jeff Kiichii
Commercial Mgr Warren Marshall
Program Dir Douglas Wildfoester
KOOK-TV-Billings-1953
CBS-ABC-NBC
Channel: 2VHF..AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Montana Network
Business Address P. O. Box 2557
Tel.: 9-2382 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Representative Headley-Reed
President Joseph Sample
Gen., Station Manager V. V. Clark
Comm. Manager John Conner
Prog., Oper. Dir . Ed Peiss
Prom., Pub. Director Conna G. May
Chief Engineer Grant French
KXLF-TV-Buite-1953
ABC-NBC
Channel: 4 VHF. . AP: 29.5 Kw.. .VP: 56.2 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Television Montana
Business Address Box 1988
Telephone 2-9111
Membership TvB
Representative Walker
President E. B. Craney
Station Manager Jim Manning
Commercial Mgr W. Jake Walker
Chief Engineer Lloyd Scott
KXGN-TV-Glendive-1957
Channel: 5 VHF...AP: 2.5 Kw.. . .VP: 5 Kw.
Owned Glendive Bcstg. Corp.
Address 122 S. Merrill Ave.
Tel.: EM 5-3377 News Service: AP
Representative Grant Webb
Membership NAB
President Lewis W. Moore
General Manager Daniel C. Palen
Sales Dir Karl R. Johnson
Chief Engineer Donald J. Power
KFBB- TV-Great Falls
1954-ABC-NBC-CBS
Channel: 5 VHF..AP: 12.6 Kw...VP: 25.4 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Wilkins Broadcast Inc.
Business Address Box 1139
Tel.: GL 3-4377 News Service: UP
Representative Blair
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. P. Wilkins
Prom., Pub. Dir., Ass't. Gen. Mgr. . W. E. Spahr
Comm., Sta. Manager W. C. Blanche tte
Program Director Pen Brown
Chief Engineer Anthony Lopuch
KXL J- TV-Helena
(Satellite of KXLF-TV, Butte, Mont.)
Channel: 12 AP: .48 kw VP: .97 Kw.
KGEZ-TV— Kalispell— 1957
CBS-NBC
Channel: 9 AP: 8.9 Kw VP: 15.1 Kw.
Owned KGEZ-TV, Inc.
Address Box 439
Telephone SK 6-5056
Representative Donald Cooke
V.P., Gen. Mgr Richard V. Vick
Prog. Dir Allen Herriges
Ch. Eng Jess Waymire
KMSO-TV-Missoula-1954
ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 13 VHF..AP: 95 Kw...VP: 191 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Mosby's Inc.
Business Address 127 East Main St.
Tel: 9-4169 News Service: UP
Representative Gill-Perna
Membership NARTB, TvB
President A. J. Mosby
Gen. Mgr S. John Schile
Program Director Ron Maines
Film Dir Lynn Paoli
Chief Engineer Amos Hargarve
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 1 ,456,000; Families— 442,000; Lie. Stations-
Sta. CP's— 2; Radio Homes— 431,000; TV Homes— 326,000
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K HAS -TV— Hastings— 1956
NBC
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Nebraska TV Corp.
Business Address Box 476
Tel.: 3-1321 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation Hastings Daily Tribune
Membership NAB
Representative Weed
President Fred A. Seaton
General Mgr Duane L. Watts
Commercial Mgr Bob Schnuelle
Promotion Dir Karl MacKinnon
Film Manager Marsden Garey
Chief Engineer Duane Allison
KHPL-TV-Hayes Center
1956
(Satellite of KHOL-TV, Kearny)
Channel: 6 VHF. .AP: 14 Kw...VP: 28 Kw.
KDUH-TV— Hay Springs
1958
(Satellite of KOTA-TV, Rapid City. S. D.)
Channel: 4 AP: 50 Kw VP: 100 Kw.
KHOL-TV-Kearney-1953
ABC-CBS
Channel: 13 VHF. .AP: 102 Kw.. .VP: 204 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Bi-States Co.
Business Address Holdrege, Nebr.
Tel.: WY 5-5952 News Service: AP
Membership NAB. TvB
Representative Meeker
President Wayne Brewster
Gen. Mgr Harold Hamilton
Station Manager Jack Gilbert
Film Mgr Bob Brooke
Production Manager Moe Milliken
Pub. Director Tom Nuss
Dir. of Eng Dixie Greely
KOLN-TV-Lincoln-1953
CBS
Channel: 10 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned By Comhusker Radio & TV Corp.
Address 40th and W Sts.
Tel.: 6-2367 News Services: AP. UP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB. TvB
President John E. Fetzer
V.P.. Gen. Sta. Mgr A. James Ebel
Conun. Manager Lester C. Rau
Program Director Robert L. Johnson
Pub., Promotion Director Marie Stewart
Film Manager Eli Modenstein
Chief Engineer D. R. Taylor
In the
rich
OMAHA
market—
A MEREDITH STATION
affiliated with
Better Homes and Gardens and
Successful farming Magazines
Frank P. Fogarty
Vice President & General Manager
Fred Ebener
Sales Manager
Represented by BLAIR-TV, Inc.
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KETV-Omaha-1957-ABC
Channel: 7 VHF. AP: 158 Kw.. VP: 316 Kw.
Owned Herald Corp.
Address 27th & Douglas Sts.
Tel.: HA 4848 News Services: AP. UP
Newspaper Affil World-Herald
Representative H-R Television
Membership NAB
President Ben H. Cowdery
V.P., Gen. Mgr Eugene S. Thomas
Sales Mgr Robart O. Paxson
Program Mgr John Q. Quigley
Prom., Pub. Dir Robert F. Coats
Film Mgr Miss Gay Ash
Chief Engineer J. S. Petrik
KMTV-Omaha-
ABC-NBC
1949
Channel: 3 AP: 50 Kw VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By May Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Trans. Address 2615 Farnam St.
Tel.: HA 3333 News Service: UP
Representative Petry
Membership NAB
President Edward W. May
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Owen Saddler
Gen. Sales Maanger Arden Swisher
Program Director Lew Jeffrey
Promotion Director Amos Eastridge
Film Manager Jack Katz
Pub. Dir Burt Mann
Chief Engineer R. J. Schroedei
WOW-TV-Omaha-1949
CBS
Channels: 6 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Meredith WOW. Inc.
Business Address Insurance Bldg.
Tel.: WE 3400 News Service: UP, AP
Representative Blair TV
Membership NAB. TvB
V.P., Gen. Manager Frank P. Fogarty
Asst. Gen. Manager Lyle DeMoss
Sales Mgr Fred Ebener
Sales Dev. Mgr. George C. Mirras
Program Director Bill McBride
Promotion Dir Bob Seitzer
Film Manager Bill McBride
Dir. of Engineering Wm, J. Kotera
Chief Engineer Glenn Flynn
(See Pages 811 and 827)
K S T F— Scotlsbluff— 1955
(Satellite of KFBC-TV, Cheyenne, Wyo.)
Channel: 10 VHF. .AP: 7.5 Kw.. .VP: 13 Kw.
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MAifaflo P°P- March 1 (Est.)— 276,000; Families— 93,000; Lie. Stations— 4,
raCVClUa Sta. CP*s— 2; Radio Homes— 84,000; TV Homes— 51,000
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KLR J- TV-Las Vegas-1955
ABC-NBC
Channel: 2 VHF. .AP: 6.3 Kw.. .VP: 12.2 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Southwestern Publishing
Corp.
Business Address . . 4850 Henderson Highway
Tel.: DU 2-1760 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation . . . .Las Vegas Review
Journal
Representative Avery-Knodel
President Donald W. Reynolds
General Mgr William D. Stiles
Nat'l Sis. Mgr Allen W. Dunn
Sales Manager Ralph W. Johnson
Managing Director A. E. Cahlan
Program Director Mark Smith
Adv. Dir Anne Gibb
Chief Engineer David Rogers
KL AS- TV-Las Vegas-1955
CBS
Channel: 8 VHF..AP: 27 Kw...VP: 55 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Las Vegas Television Inc.
Address 250 E. Desert Inn Rd.
Tel.: DU 2-6138 News Services: AP, INS
Representative Weed
Membership NAB
President Hermann Greenspun
Gen. Sta. Manager. • Marion Komar
Sales Mgr Alex Gold
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Program Director James Hart
Prom., Pub. Director Pat Beesley
Chief Engineer Harry Bartolomei
KSHO- TV-Las Vegas-1956
ABC
Channel: 13VHF...AP: 5.5 Kw.. . .VP: 11 Kw.
Owned-Oper Nathan & Mervyn Adelson
Business Address Fremont Hotel
Tel.: DU 2-8010 News Service: AP
Rep McGavren-Quinn
Gen. Mgr Mike Schulman
Commercial Mgr Jay Cowan
Oper. Mgr Lee Peer
Chief Engineer Ed White
KOLO-TV-Beno-1953
ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 8 VHF...AP: 6 Kw....VP: 12 Kw.
Owned-Oper Nevada Radio-Television Inc.
Business Address 770 East 5th St.
Tel.: FA 3-0721 News Service: UP
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB, TvB
President Donald W. Reynolds
General Manager Harry Huey
Sta. Mgr Lee Hirshland
Film Oper. Mgr Ed Cardinal
Prod. Dir Durward Yasmer
Pub. Dir Helen Busscher
Chief Engineer Tom Hughes
MANCHESTER
NEW HAMPSHIRE
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WMUR- TV— Manchester
1954— ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 9 VHF. .AP: 155 Kw...VP: 282 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Radio Voice of N. H. Inc.
Business Address 1819 Elm St.
Tel.: NA 3-8061 News Service: UP
Representative Forjoe
Membership NAB, TvB
President Francis P. Murphy
V.P., Gen. Manager Norman Gittleson
Comm. Manager Gordon Moore
Prom. Mgr Wm. Gildersleeve
Prog. Dir Warren S. Park
WMUR-TV
First station outside
of New York
"BINGO
AT HOME"
Sensational Live
Monday thru Friday — 7:00-8:00 PM
Wednesday — 7:00 to 7:30 P.M.
RATES
5 — Minute Announcements per week... $350
3 — Minute Announcements per week. . . 225
1 — Minute Announcement per week... 100
CALL YOUR NEAREST FORJOE OFFICE
FOR AVAILABILITIES
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Chief Engineer Charles Halle
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 5,667,000; Families— 1,689,000; Lie. Stations— 1,
Sta. CP's— 4; Radio Homes— 1,676,000; TV Homes— 1,524,000
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President & Gen. Mgr Irving R. Rosenhaus
Nat. Sales Mgr . James W. Anderson
Comm. Mgr Sydney Kavaleer
Program Director George Green
Publicity Director Robert Macdougall
Prod. Mgr Herb Green
Chief Engineer Henry L. Dabrowski
Vice-Pres Frank V. Bremer
New Jersey
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W AT V— Newark (New York
City) — 1948
Channel: 13 VHF. .AP: 185 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Atlantic TV
Business Address 1020 Broad Street
Tel.: MI 2-6400 News Service: AP
New Mexico
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Pop. March 1. (Est.)— 871,000; Families— 241,000; Lie. Stations-4,
Sta. CP's— 3; Radio Homes— 232,00?; TV Homes— 104,000
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Prog. Dir Bob Van Driel
Prom. Dir Jim Laramore
Traf . Dir Vergie Abeyta
Film Manager Stretch Scherer
Chief Engineer Leonard F. Dodds
K G G M - T V— Albuquerque
1953— CBS
Channel: 13 VHF. . AP: 44.6 Kw.. .VP: 89.1 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By New Mexico Bcstg. Co.
Bus. Address 1414 Coal Ave. S. W.
Tel.: CH 3-2285 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative Branham
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr A. R. Hebenstreit
Comm. Manager Ralph C. Rhoads
K 0 A T - T V— Albuquerque
1953-ABC
Chanwel: 7 VHF. .AP: 44.7 Kw.. .VP: 87.1 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Alvarado TV Co.
829
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Business Address 122 S.E. Tulane Dr.
Telephone 5-8716
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Boiling
Pres., Gen. Mgr Clinton McKinnon
Film Dir Evelene Wills
Prog. Director Howard Morgan
Prod. Manager Frank Idaspe
Chief Engineer James Shannon
K 0 B • T V— Albuquerque
1948— NBC
Channel: 4 VHF. . AP: 5.3 Kw.. .VP: 10.2 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KSTP, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 1430 Coal Ave., S. W.
Tel.: CH 3-4411 News Services: UP, INS
Representative Petry
Membership NAB, TvB
Pres Stanley Hubbard
Comm. Manager Rolf S. Nielsen
Program Director Al Jarrett
Prom., Pub. Director Dallas Wyant
Film Manager Bill Williams
Gen., Sta. Mgr George S. Johnson
KAVE-TV-Carlsbad-1956
CBS-NBC-ABC
Channel: 6 VHF..AP: 5 Kw.. .VP: 11.7 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . .Voice of the Caverns, Inc.
Business Address 2907 W. Church St.
Telephone TU 5-4101
Membership NAB
Representative Branham
President Nancy H. Battison
General Mgr John H. Battison
Asst. Gen. Mgr Don Husted
Program Dir Jim Cooper
Chief Engineer W. C. Carnahan
KICA-TV-Clovis-
CBS
1956
Channel: 12 VHF.AP: 16.37 Kw. VP: 30.34 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KICA, Inc.
Bus. Address ..Box 111 or 1000 Sycamore St.
Tel PO 3-5511
Representative Pearson
President Frank Lesley
Gen. Mgr Gene P. Loffler
Sales Mgr James W. Richardson
Program Director Bud LeRoy
Chief Engineer M. S. O'Dell
KSWS-TV-Roswell-1953
NBC-ABC-CBS
Channel: VHF..AP 158 Kw... VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By John A. Barnett
Business Address 1717 W. Second St.
Tel.: MA 2-6450 News Service: AP
Representative Meeker, Melville
Membership NAB
Owner & Gen. Mgr John A. Barnett
Asst. Gen. Manager W. L. Shackelford
Director of Sales Paul B. McEvoy
Prod. Director Owen Moore
Chief Engineer Ray Summersgill
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 16,295,000; Families— 5,084,000; Lie. Stations— 15,
Sta. CP's— 18; Radio Homes— 5,008,000; TV Homes— 4,846,000
WTEN-Albany-1953-CBS
Channel: 10 UHF. .AP: 72.5 Kw.. .VP: 145 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Capital Cities TV Corp.
Business Address Box 4100
Representative Harrington, Righter &
Parsons, Inc.
Tel.: 3-2225 News Service: UP
Membership NAB, TvB
President, Managing Dir Frank M. Smith
General Manager Thomas S. Murphy
Sales Manager William J. Lewis
Oper. Director Charts Pogan
Promotion Dir Harry L. Goldman
Chief Engineer Charles Heisler
WTRI-Albany-1953-ABC
Channel: 35 UHF . .AP: 85.2 Kw. .VP: 380 Kw.
Owned-Oper By Van Curler Bcstg Corp.
Business Address 15 N. Pecrrl St.
Tel.: AL 5-5291.... News Services UP
Membership NAB
Representatives Venard. Rintoul & McConnell
President S. H. Fabian
General Mgr William A. Riple
Commercial Mgr Dom Tovino
Program Dir Fred D. Shavor
Chief Engineer Elmer C. Snow
WINR-TV-Binghamton
Channel: 40 UHF. .AP: 535 Kw.. .VP: 1070 Kw.
Owned Binghamton Press Co.
Business Address 70 Henry St.
Tel.: 4-4318 News Service: UP
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr Dale Taylor
Comm. Mgr Victor Ludington, Jr.
Prog. Dir Bill Densmore
Pub. Dir Don Johnson
Chief Engineer G. Ricciardelli
830
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WNBr-TV-Binghamton
1949-ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 12 VHF..AP: 83 Kw... VP: 166 Kw.
Owned Oper. By Triangle Publications, Inc.
Business Address One Henry St.
Tel.: BI 3-7311 News Services: AP, INS
Representative Blair TV. Inc.
Membership NAB. TvB
General Manager George R. Durham
TV Sales Manager Andrew G. Hubbell
Dir. Nat. Sales Ed. H. Benedict
Bus. Mgr E. W. Farneti
Oper. Mgr Russ Baker
Chief Engineer Sherman Egan
(See Page 831)
WB EN -TV-Buffalo
1948— CBS
Channel: 4 VHF. .AP: 54 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WBEN, Inc.
Business Address Hotel Statler
Tel.: MO 0930. . . .News Services: AP. INS. UP
Representative Harrington. Right®? &
Parsons. Inc.
Membership NAB
President Alfred H. Kirchhofer
General Manager C. Robert Thompson
Coram, Manager Nicholas J. Malter
Station Mgr George R. Torge
Prom. Director Joseph A. Haeffner
Film Director Quintin P. Reamer
Program Dir Frederick A. Keller
Chief Engineer Ralph J. Kingsley
W B U F— Buffalo— 1953— NBC
Channel: 17 UHF.AP: 500 Kw..VP: 1,000 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By NBC
Business Address 2077 Elmwood Ave.
Tel.: VI 8300 News Service: UP
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Membership NAB. TvB
President Robert Sarnoff
General Manager C. C. Bevis
Sales Manager W. B. Decker
Prom. Mgr Robert A. Fillmore
Pub. Mgr Howard Vandermeulen
Mgr. Oper. George C. Lenfest
Prog. Mgr Frank Harns
832
Here's all you
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The second biggest market in the na-
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This brochure includes market facts
of the 14 Western New York and four
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served by WBEN-TV. It also contains a
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In all, it presents a clear and concise
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And to help you reach and penetrate
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with facfs on facilities and service that
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Channel 4".
We'll be happy to send you a copy of
this fact-packed brochure. Just write
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WGR-TV— Buffalo— 1954
ABC
Channel: 2VHF...AP: 66 Kw....VP: 100 Kw.
Owned Transcontinent TV Corp.
Business Address 184 Barton S\.
Tel.: SU 7115. . . .News Services: AP, INS. UP
Representative Peters, Griffin, Woodward
Membership NAB, TvB
President David C. Moore
Sta. Mgr Van Beuren W. DeVries
Comm. Mgr G. Paschall Swift
Program Dir Paul Sciandra
V.P., Dir. Eng Karl B. Hoffman
WCNY-TV— Carthage— 1954
ABC-CBS
Channel: 7 VHF..AP: 95-5 Kw.. .VP: 178 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By.... The Brockway Company
Bus. Address. .P. O. Box 211, Watertown, N. Y.
Tel 2930
Representative Weed
Membership NAB
President John B. Johnson
General Manager Louis Saiff, Jr.
Station Manager James W. Higgins
Sales Manager Alford M. Tauroney
Prog., Director David M. Graves
Flim Manager John A. LaLiberte
Chief Engineer Michael R. Yonkovig
WSYE-TV— Elmira— 1956
(Satellite of WSYR-TV, Syracuse)
Channel: 8 VHF. .AP: 87.5 Kw...VP: 175 Kw.
WCDB— Hagaman— 1955
(Satellite WCDA-TV. Albany)
Channel: 29 UHF. .AP: 125 Kw.. .VP: 252 Kw.
WATV-Newark,N.J.
(See New Jersey listing)
W ABC- TV-New York-1948
ABC
CLannel: 7 VHF. .AP: 55 Kw.. .VP: 110 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By
American Bcstg.-Paramount Theatres, Inc.
Business Address 7 W. 66th St.
Tel.: SU 7-5000 News Services: INS, AP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Blair TV
President Leonard Goldenson
V.P., Gen. Mgr R. L. Stone
Sales Manager J. Stamler
ProTi. Dir John Curtis
Program Director A. L. Hollander, Jr.
Dir., Res. & Sis. Dev L. J. Polleck
Sales Service Mgr Barbara Case
Production Mgr Gordon Kunz
Publicity Director Lawrence Eisenberg
Film Dir T. Kako
Chief Engineer G. Edward Hamilton
WABD-New York— 1944
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 18.6 Kw.. .VP: 37.1 Kw.
Owner-Oper DuMont Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 205 E. 67th St.
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^ep.eseniaiive Weed
V.P Richard D. Buckley
President Bernard Goodwin
V.P.. Sta. Mgr Bennett H. Korn
Program Dir John H. Grogan
Adv., Prom. Dir Kenneth Klein
Film Manager Jack Lynn
Publicity Dir David Yarnell
Chief Engineer William Kelly
WCBS-TV-NewYork-1941
CBS
Channel: 2 VHF. . .AP: 21 Kw.. . .VP: 42 Kw.
Owned-Oper Columbia Bcstg. System Inc.
Business Address 485 Madison Ave.
Tel.: PL 1-2345
News Services: AP, UP. CBS TV News Film
Representative CBS TV Spo: Sales
Membership NAB, TvB
President (CBS Inc.) Frank Stanton
Pres. (CBS TV Stations Div.) Merle S. Jon3s
General Manager Sam Cook Digges
General Sales Mgr Norman Walt
Asst. Gen. Mgr.. Dir. Pub. Serv Clarence
Worden
Program Dir Hal Hough
Dir. Adv., Sales Promotion Robert G. Patt
Publicity Director Robert Fuller
Film Dept. Manager William C. Lacey
Dir. Tech. Operations .... Robert G. Thompson
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WGR-TV now leads all Buffalo stations with
the largest share of the viewing audience
from sign-on to sign-off seven days a week.
Source: ARB. ABC Affiliate. Call Peters,
Griffin, Woodward for availabilities.
WGR-TV
ABC CHANNEL 2
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Business Address 40 Franklin St.
Tel.: BA 5-3050 News Service: AP
Representative Everett-McKinney, Boiling
Membership NAB, TvB
President Frank E. Gannett
Gen. Mgr C. Glover DeLaney
Asst. Gen. Manager Lowell H. MacMillan
Comm. Manager LeMoine C. Wheeler
Prog., Prom. Dir William J. Adams
Film Mgr Dorothy Cottin
Technical Director Richard K. Blackburn
WOR-TV— New York— 1949
Channel: 9 VHF. . . AP: 65 Kw.. . . VP: 130 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By RKO Teleradio Pictures
Business Address 1440 Broadway
Tel.: LO 4-8000. News Service: INS, UP. Reuters
Station Representative H-R
Membership NAB. TvB
President Thomas F. O'Neil
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Gordon Gray
Executive Asst Seymour Handy
Comm. Manager William Dix
Dir. Sis. Dev Robert Hoffman
Program Dir Ivan Reiner
Film Manager Dan German
Chief Engineer Harry Tilley
WPIX-NewYork-1948
Channel: 11 VHF..AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By N. Y. Daily News
Address 220 E. 42nd St.
Tel.: MU 2-6500 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation . . . . N. Y. Daily News
Representative. Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
President F. M. Flynn
Pub. Super Frank Langley
Live Program Manager W. D. Engels
Adv. & Promotion Manager Frank Tuoti
Film Mgr Wm. L. Cooper, Jr.
Chief Engineer O. S. Freeman
WRC A- TV-New York— 1941
NBC
Channel: 4 VHF..AP: 12.9 Kw.. .VP: 30.2 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By National Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 30 Rockefeller Plaza
Tel.: CI 7-8300. . .News Services: AP, INS. UP
Representative NBC Spot Sales Dept.
Membership NAB, TvB
President Robert Sarnoff
General Manager William Davidson
Station Mgr Max Buck
Commercial Manager Jay Heitin
Program Director George Heineman
Audience Prom. Director Tony Kraemer
Sales Prom. Mgr Michael Lannon
Publicity Mgr John O'Keef e
Film Manager Al Odeal
Chief Engineer John H. Riedel
WPTZ-Platisburgh-1954
NBC
Channel: 5 VHF...AP: 12 Kw.. . .VP: 30 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Rollins Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 357 Cornelia St.
Tel.: 3070 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Blair TV
President O. Wayne Rollins
General Comm. Mgr George Baren Bregge
Prom., Pub. Dir Dick Ford
Prog. Dir Al. Cahill
Chief Engineer Joseph Missick
W H E C - T V-Bochester-1953
CBS-ABC
Channel: 10 VHF. .AP: 66 Kw.. .VP: 124 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WHEC. Inc.
WROC-TV-Bochester-1949
NBC-ABC
Channel: 5 VHF..AP: 50 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Transcontinental TV Corp.
Business Address 201 Humboldt St.
Tel.: BU 8-8400 News Service: AP
Membership NAB. TvB
Representative Peters, Griffin, Woodward
Gen. Mgr Gunnar O. Wiig
Ass't. Gen. Mgr John W. Kennedy, Jr.
Commercial Mgr Armin N. Bender
Prom., Pub. Dir L. Walton Smith
Dir. Adv. & Sales L. Walton Smith
Film Manager David D. Manning
Chief Engineer Kenneth Gardner
W V E T - T V-Bochester-1953
CBS-ABC
Channel: 10 VHF. . AP: 62.5 Kw.. .VP: 123 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Veterans Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Office 17 Clinton Ave. S.
Tel.: HA 6-4820 News Service: UP
Membership NAB. TvB
Representative Boiling
Pres.. Gen., Station Mgr Ervin F. Lyke
Comm. Manager Arthur Murrellwrighl
Program Dir Paul C. Louther
Prom., Pub. Dir Bill Schubert
Film Manager Arthur V. Cook
Chief Engineer Raymond Jobes
WRGB
-Scheneciady-
CBS-ABC
1939
Channel: 6 VHF..AP: 47 Kw.. .VP: 93 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By General Electric Co.
Tel.: FR 7-2261 News Services: AP. UP
Business-Studio Address. .. 1400 Balltown Rd.
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Membership NAB, TvB
Gen. Mgr J. Milton Lang
Sta. Mgr Merl L. Galusha
Department Mgr Bob B. Hanna, Jr.
Sales Manager George F. Spring
Prog. Dir Albert G. Zink
Prom., Pub. Director James Q. Cobb
Film Mgr William Monroe
Chief Engineer Willard J. Purcell
WHEN-TV-Syracuse-1948
ABC-CBS
Channel: 8 VHF..AP: 190 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. Meredith Syracuse TV Corp.
Address 101 Court St.
834
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Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr E. R. Vadeboncoeur
Comm. Manager William R. Alford, Jr.
V.P. in Charge of Prog William V. Rothrum
Prom., Pub. Director Louis Switzer
Film Manager Pat Montfort
Chief Engineer Albert Eicholzer
WKTV-Utica-1949
ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 13 VHF. .AP: 159 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Copper City Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address Smith Hill Rd.
Telephone . . UT 3-0404
Representative Donald Cooke, Inc.
President Myron J. Kallet
Exec. Vice Pres William T. MacNeilly
Gen.. Sta., Comm. Mgr M. C. Fusco
Publicity Director Frank Gruenwald
Promotion Director Steve Purcell
Film Manager Joseph Casaletta
Chief Engineer De Forest T. Layton, Jr.
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)— 4,559,002; Families— 1,127,000; Lie. Stations— 6,
Radio Homes— 1,102,000; TV Homes— 764,000
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WLOS-TV-Asheville-1954
ABC-CBS
Channel: 13 VHF. .AP: 85 Kw.. .VP: 170 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Skyway Broadcasting Co.
Business Address 288 Macon Avenue
Tel.: AL 2-2431 Newse Service: UP
Rep Venard, Rintoul & McConnell; Ayers
Membership NAB, TvB
Executive V.P Charles B. Britt
Tel.: GR 4-8511 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Katz
President E. T. Meredith. Jr.
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr Paul Adanti
Comm. Manager Frederick R. Menzies
Prog. Dir Gordin Alderman
Prom., Publicity Director Robert G. Peel
Film Mgr. Comm Ed Herr
Chief Engineer Donald Langham
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WSYR-TV-Syracuse-1950
NBC
Channel: 3 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Central N. Y. Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 224 Harrison St.
Telephone GR 1-7111
News. Affil. . . Post & Standard, Herald-Journal
Representative Harrington-Righter-Parsons
Membership NAB
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WISE-TV-Asheville-1953
NBC-CBS
Channel: 62 AP: 12 Kw VP: 24 Kw.
Owned Thorns Radio-TV Enterprises
Address 92 Haywood St.
Tel.: AL 3-5381 News Service: AP
Representative Boiling
President Harold H. Thorns
Gen. & Nat. Sales Mgr G. I. Norman, Jr.
To Broadcasters
AP
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represented nationally by CBS TV Spot Sales
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Regional Sales Mgr H. J. Britt
Prod. Manager Sterling W. Wright
Prom. Dir Dan Mirto
Film Mgr Bab Hensley
Chief Engineer George Sprague
WBTV— Charlotte— 1949
CBS-NBC
Channel: 3 VHF. . . AP: 60 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .Jefferson Standard Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 1 Jefferson PI.
Tel ED 3-8833
Representative .CBS TV Spot Sales
Membership NAB, TvB
President Joseph M. Bryan
Exec. V.P.. Gen. Mgr.. . .Charles H. Crutchfield
V.P., Managing Dir Kenneth J. Treadwell
V.P. Dir. of Engineering Thomas Howard
Gen. Sales Mgr Wallace J. Jorgenson
Promotion Mgr John Dillon
Prod. Mgr Robert L. Rierson
Prog. Mgr Lacy Sellars
Publicity Director James Babb
Film Supervisor J. Nathan Tucker
WSOC-TV— Charlotte— 1957
NBC-ABC
Channel: 9 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned WSOC Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 2536
Tel.: FR 6-8401. . .News Services: AP, INS, UP
Representative H-R
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Larry Walker
V.P., Gen. Sales Mgr C. George Henderson
Prog. Dir Robert Provence
Prom. Dir James W. Evans
Film Mgr Gregory S. Eaton
Chief Engineer L. L. Caudle, Jr.
WTVD— Durham-
ABC-CBS
1954
Channel: 11 VHF. .AP: 170 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper.. .Durham Bcstg. Enterprises, Inc.
Business Address 1750 Newton Rd.
Tel.: 2-2111 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Petry
President Frank N. Smith
Sta.. Gen. Mgr Harmon L. Duncan
Comm. Manager Floyd Fletcher
Program Director Ernie Greup
Prom., Pub. Dir Ken Corbitt
Film Mgr Clyde Knight
Chief Engineer Henry Cronin
WFLB-TV-Fayeiieville
1955-CBS-NBC-ABC
Channel: 18 UHF. .AP: 7.4 Kw.. .VP: 13.1 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Fayetteville Bcstrs, Inc.
Business Address Box 512
Telephone 2-7136
Representative Burn-Smith
General Manager Marvin Rosenberg
Sis. Mgr Fred Nave
Program Director John Paras
WF MY- TV— Greensboro
1948
Channel: 2 VHF..AP: 25 Kw.. .VP: 50 Kw.
Owned-Operated By ... . Greensboro News Co.
Address Phillips Ave.
Tel.: BR 4-0114 News Service: UP
News. Af f il News, Record
Representative . . Harrington, Righter & Parsons
Membership NAB, TvB
Gen., Sta. Manager Gaines Kelley
Comm. Manager Joe E. Lake
Program Director Gomer R. Lesch
Chief Engineer Doyle D. Thompson
WNCT-Greenville-1953
ABC-CBS
Channel: 9 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Carolina Bcstg. System Inc.
Business Address Box 898
Tel.: 6181 News Service: UP
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NAB, TvB
President Earl Westbrook
General Manager A. Hartwell Campbell
Oper. Mgr Marion B. Tribley
Comm. Manager John G. Clark, Jr.
Prog. Director Eck Wall
Prom., Pub. Manager Dave Mosier
Production Manager John Warner
Film Mgr Bill Carroll
Chief Engineer Heber Adams
WRAL
TV-Raleigh-
NBC
1956
Channel: 5 VHF. . .AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Capitol Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address 1117 Hillsboro St.
Tel.: TE 3-5553 News Service: UP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative H-R
President A. J. Fletcher
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Fred Fletcher
Nat'l Sales Mgr Fletcher Turner
Prog. Dir George Hall
Film Mgr James Riddle
Prom., Pub. Dir David Witherspoon
Chief Engineer Virgil Duncan
WITN-Washington-1955
NBC
Channel: 7 VHF. .AP: 160 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By North Carolina TV, Inc,
Business Address Washington
News Service UP
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr W. R. Roberson, Jr.
V.P., Sis. Manager T. H. Patterson
Dir. Ops., Film Mgr Hal Wilson
Prod. Mgr Bob McCoy
Chief Engineer Harvey Mason
WE CT— Wilmington-
ABC-NBC-CBS
1954
Channel: 6 VHF..AP: 82 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
837
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Owned-Oper. By WMFD-TV. Inc.
Address 225 Princess St.
Tel.: RO 3-4666 News Service: UP
Representatives. . .Roy V. Smith; James Ayers
Membership NAB
President Dan. D. Cameron
General Manager Hartwell Campbell
Sta.. Comm. Mgr Claud O'Shields
Program Dir Wayne Jackson
Production Mgr Bob West
Chief Engineer E. I. Herring, Jr.
WSJS-TV-Winston-Salem
1953— NBC
Channel: 12 VHF. . AP: 195 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Triangle Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 419-21 N. Spruce St.
Tel.: PA 5-2311 News Service: UP
Newspaper Aff. . . Journal & Twin City Sentinel
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NAB, TvB
Exec. V.P. & Gen. Mgr Harold Essex
Sales Manager Harry B. Shaw
Program Manager John A. Comas
Prom. & Pub. Director Dick Barron
Director News F. O. Carver
Film Manager Carl Wiegold
Operations Manager Phil Hedrick
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 671,000; Families— 184,000; Lie. Stations— 8,
Sta. CP's— 1; Radio Homes— 178,000; TV Homes— 99,000
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CBS
Channel: 12 VHF. . . AP: 45 Kw.. . .VP: 90 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By North Dakota Bcstg. Co.
Business Address . . 4000 W. Main, Fargo, N. D.
Tel.: CA 3-9197 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Weed
Pres John W. Boler
Sta., Commercial Mgr Frank Fitzsimmons
Prog. Dir Tom Starkel
Prom., Pub. Dir Connie Wiensberg
Chief Engineer Thomas Ahner
KUMV-TV-Willision-1957
(Satellite of KFYR-TV. Bismarck, N. D.)
Channel: 8 AP: 51.3 Kw VP: 93.3 Kw.
KFYR-TV-Bismarck-1953
NBC-ABC
Channel: 5 VHF. .VP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Meyer Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 202 Viz Fourth St.
Tel.: CA 3-0900 News Service: UP
Membership NAB, TvB
NORTH DAKOTA HAS MONEY AND TV HOMES
And the Market Maker stations
cover over 90% of the State
TV HOMES (according to February,
1958, Television Magazine)
KXJB-TV, Valley City-Fargo 161,530
KBMB-TV, Bismarck 55,780
KCJB-TV, Minot 34,187
. . . plus radio
KSJB, Jamestown
KCJB, Minot
serving the top of the nation
Retail Sales in North Dakota*
1st 13 Cities
Fargo $ 85,585,700
Minot 58,029,900
Grand Forks 50,459,400
Bismarck 45,705,600
Williston 37,411,800
Jamestown 23,558,600
Devils Lake 18,143,100
Dickinson 17,499,600
Valley City 13,373,400
Mandan 11,791,600
Grafton 9,787,400
Wahpeton 8,211,700
Rugby 6,531,700
Total 13 Cities $386,090,000
State Total $723,000,000
* 1957 Retail Sales Tax Figures
Station Representatives:
Weed Television
Bill Hurley, 300 Roanoke Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn,
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Representative Blair-TV Assoc.
President, Gen. Mgr William Ekberg
Station Manager Cal Culver
Comm. Manager A. L. Anderson
Prog. Dir Larry Kindle
Prom.. Pub. Dir Wayne Turner
Film Mgr Curt Dirlam
Chief Engineer Ivar Nelson
KDIX TV
-Dickinson-
CBS
1956
Channel: 2 VHF...AP: 13 Kw....VP: 26 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Dickinson Radio Ass'n
Business Address 119 2nd Ave. West
Tel.: 5133 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Hal Holman
President Dr. P. J. Weir
Gen., Sta. Mgr Orville F. Burda
Commercial Mgr James O'Leary
Program Director Lauren Haacke
Prom. Dir W. F. Halvorson
Film Manager John Harvey
Chief Engineer Benjamin Lockerd
WD AY -TV— Fargo— 1953
NBC-ABC
Channel: 6 VHF. .AP: 28.2 Kw.. .VP: 56.2 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WDAY. Inc.
Business Address 207 N. 5th St.
Telephone 2-3371
Representative. .Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB, TvB
President E. C. Reineke
Gen., Sales Mgr Tom Barnes
TV-Radio Manager Jack Dunn
Program Manager Ken Kennedy
Promotion Mgr Roy Pedersen
KNOX-TV-Grand Forks
1955— NBC
Channol: 10 VHF. .AP: 14.1 Kw.. .VP: 28.2 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Community TV Corp.
Business Address Box 1110
Tel.: 4-4611 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Rap Rambeau; Bulmer & Johnson
Commercial Mgr Robert C. Lukkason
Program Director Jim Syrdal
Promotion Director Hilde Osten
Film Editor Duane Eastvold
Chief Engineer David L. Chumley
KCJB-TV-Minoi-1953
ABC-CBS
Channel: 13 VHF. .AP: 120 Kw.. .VP: 245 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By North Dakota Bcstg. Co.
Address 4000 W. Main St., Fargo
Tel.: 5-4461 News Service: AP
Representative Weed
President John W. Boler
V.P., Sta. Mgr Chester Rieten
Commercial Mgr Henry Buechler
Chief Engineer Joe Main
KM0T— Minot— 1957
(Satellite of KFYR-TV, Bismarck)
Channel: 10 VHF. . AP: 13.5 Kw.. . VP: 26.9 Kw.
KXJB- TV-Valley City
1954-CBS
Channel: 4 VHF. .AP: 57 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By North Dakota Bcstg. Co.
Bus. Address ... 400 W. Main St., Fargo, N. D.
Tel.: 5-4461 News Service: AP
Representative Weed
Pres.. Gen. Mgr John W. Boler
Commercial Mgr Fred Drewry
Program Dir Don Kingsley
Prom., Pub. Dir Connie Wiensberg
Fi'm Manager Buzz Starkey
Chisf Engineer Robert Ridgeway
Ohio
Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 9,411,000; Families— 2,827,000; Lie. Stations— 17,
Sta. CP's— 12; Radio Homes— 2,746,000; TV Homes— 2,594,020
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Owned-Oper. By. . Scripps-Howard Radio, Inc.
Business Address 2345 Symmes St.
Tel.: CA 1-0777 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation Cincinnati Post
Representative Blair
Membership NAB, TvB
President Jack R. Howard
V.P., General Mgr M. C. Wallers
Asst. Gen. Mgr Glenn C. Miller
Na!. Sis. Coord V. M. Finney
Prog. Director Colin G. Male
Prom., Pub. Director Vera Schulte
Film Manager Bernie Borden
Chief Engineer Paul Adams
WAKR-TV-Akron-1953
ABC
Channel: 49 UHF..AP: 107 Kw.. .VP: 213 Kw.
Owned-Ope^. By Summit Radio Corp.
Business Address 853 Copley Road
Tel.: PO 2-8811.. News Services: AP. UP, INS
Representative Burke-Stuart
Membership NAB
President S. Bernard Berk
V.P., Gen., Sta. Mgr Roger G. Berk
V.P.. Dir. Sales Kenneth M. Keegan
Prog., Prom., Pub. Dir.; Film Mgr. . Rob't Bostian
Chief Engineer Irwin L. Knopp
WCP0-TV— Cincinnati
1949— ABC
Channel: 9 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 309 Kw.
WKRC-TV-Cincinnati
1949— CBS
Channel: 12 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
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Owned-Oper. By Radio Cincinnati, Inc.
Business Address Times-Star Bldg.
Tel GA 1-1331
Newspaper Affil Times-Star
Representative Katz
Membership NAB
General Manager David G. Taft
Gen. Sales Mgr Roger B. Read
Natl. Sis. Manager Kenneth Church
Program Director Paul E. Shumate
Dir. of Marketing John J. Walsh
Prod. Manager William Horstman
Publicity Director Gregory Olberding
Promotion Director Lila Lambert
Film Manager John Hill
Chief Engineer Ralph Mlaska
WLW-T-Cincinnati-1948
NBC
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Operated By. . . .Crosley Bcstg. Corp.
Address 140 W. Ninth St.
Tel.: CH 1-1822 News Services: UP. INS
Rep...WLW Sales, NBC Spot Sales, Bomar
Lowrance
Membership NAB, TvB
Chairman of the Board James D. Shouse
Pres., Gen. Mgr Robert E. Dunville
V.P.-Television John T. Murphy
V.P.-Programming Al Bland
V.P.-Pub. Relations Gil Kingsbury
V.P.-Treas K. T. Murphy
V.P.-Sales H. P. Lasker
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V.P.-Engineering R. J. Rockwell
Sales Mgr Steve Crane
Dir. Client Service Dept Jack Frazier
Program Dir Abe Cowan
Film Dir Tom Storey
Tech. Adm. Ass't Howard Lepple
WEWS-Cleveland-1947
ABC
Channel: 5 VHF. . AP: 60.3 Kw.. .VP: 93.3 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. . . Scripps-Howard Radio, Inc.
Bus. Address Euclid at E. 30th St.
Tel.: HE 2-1500 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation E. W. Scripps Co.
Membership NAB
Representative Blair TV
President Jack R. Howard
General Manager James C. Hanrahan
Pub. Dir Robert K. Doerr
Pub. Service Dir -. . . John J. Mof f itt
Nat'l Adv. Mgr Jay S. Kerkes
Film Director John J. Richards
Ohio Sales Mgr Peter Hlinka
Ass't Gen. Mgr Donald L. Perris
Operations Dir Ernest E. Sindelar
Prod. Supervisor James E. Kirkey
Prog. Supervisor Earl W. Keyes
Chief Engineer Joseph B. Epperson
KYW-TV-Cleveland-1948
NBC
Channel: 3 AP: 50 Kw VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Westinghouse Bcstg. Co.
WJW-TV in Cleveland
GREATER CLEVELAND
the nation's 6th market
in net effective
buying income*
WJWTY
Represented Nationally by the
Katz Agency
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Business-Studio Address. .. .815 Superior Ave.
Tel.: CH 1-0942 News Servide: AP, UP, INS
Representative. .Peters. Griffin. Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB, TvB
President D. McGannon
V.P., Gen. Mgr Rolland V. Tooke
Sales Manager Albert Krivin
Program Manager Ralph Hanson
Adv't, Prom Robert Nashick
Chief Engineer Sidnev V. Stadia
WJW-TV-Cleveland-1949
CBS
Channel: 8 VHF..AP: 191 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Storer Bcstg. Cc%
Address 1630 Euclid Ave.
Tel.: TO 1-6080 News Service: UP. AP. INS
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, TvB
President George B. Storer
Managing Director Ben Wickham
Gen. Sales Mgr Peter Storer
Local Sales Mgr John B. Garfield
Publicity Director Ted Anthony
Prom. Dir Joseph Mertens
Prog. Dir., Film Mgr Edward L. Herp
Chief Engineer H. A. Brinkman
W B N S - T V-Columbus-1949
CBS
Channel: 10 VHF. .AP: 123 Kw.. .VP: 219 Kw.
Owned By Dispatch Printing Co.
Business Address 33 N. High St.
Tel.: CA 8-3538 News Service: AP
Station Representative Blair TV
Membership NAB, TvB
Dir. of Television Richard A. Borel
Program Director John A. Haldi
Sales Director Robert D. Thomas
Promotion Director Jack Dorr
Dir. News & Spe. Events Chester S. Long
Production Dir Gene McPherson
Public Serv. Dir Larry Rhodes
Sales Serv Mgr Robert M. Sprouse
Merchandising Dir Mel Grossman
Film Buyer Betty Dixon
Chief Engineer Lester H. Naf zger
WLW-C-Columbus-1949
NBC
Channel: 4 VHF..AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Crosley Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address. . .3165 Olentangy River Rd.
Telephone AM 3-5441
Membership NAB, TvB
Reps Crosley Safes
Gen. Mgr James Leonard
Sales Dir Gregory T. Lincoln
Film Dir Juanita W. Mitchell
Program Director Bud Gillis
Chief Engineer Charles Sloan
W T V N - T V-Columbus-1949
ABC
Channel: 6 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Cincinnati
Address 753 Harmon Ave.
Tel.: CA 8-5801 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Katz
Membership NAB
President Hulbert Taft. Jr.
Exec. Vice-President Kenneth Church
General Manager J. W. McGough
Ass't Gen., Nat'l Sales Mgr Robert C.
Wiegand
Comm. Mgr Charles Dwyer
Prom. Pub. Director Don Hardin
Prog. Dir Joseph A. Jenkins
Film Manager Richard McKinney
Chief Engineer William H. Hansher
WHIO-TV-Dayton-1949
CBS
Channel 7 VHF. . .AP: 100 Kw.. . .VP: 200 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Miami Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 1414 Wilmington Ave.
Newspaper Affil Dayton Daily News
Tel.: MA 6581 News Service: UP. AP
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NAB, TvB
President James M. Cox Jr.
General Manager Robert H. Moody
Commercial Manager Stanley G. Mouse
Prog., Prom. Director Charles Gay
Chief Engineer Ernest L. Adams
WLW-D-Dayion-1948
NBC-ABC
Channel: 2 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Crosley Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. . .4595 S. Dixie Hwy.
Tel AX 3-2101
Membership NAB, TvB
President R. E. Dunville
Station Manager George Gray
Comm. Manager Dale A. Smith
Program Dir Paul Law
Prom., Pub. Director ...... Dorothy A. Sanders
Film Mgr Mel Bratton
Chief Engineer Robert Wehrmann
WIM A- TV-Lima-
NBC-ABC-CBS
1953
Channel: 73 UHF. .AP: 9.55 Kw.. .VP: 16.2 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WLOK. Inc.
Business Address 1424 Rice Ave.
Tel.: CA 5-3010 News Service: UP
Representative H-F
Membership NAB
President G. E. Hamilton
Gen., Sta. Manager R. W. Mack
Commercial Mgr J. L. Spring
Program Director Easter Straker
Chief Engineer M. J. Lamb
WSTV-TV-Sieubenville
1953— CBS-ABC
Channel: 9 VHF. .AP: 117 Kw...VP: 234 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WSTV, Inc.
Business Address Exchange Realty Bldg.
841
WSPD-TVs "Billion Dollar Market",!
Where you get the most
in a Single station market
with top Programming
and Low Dollar cost
Your message Travels farther
so, "SPeeDy" is a Very good buy
lor you.
YOUR PEST BUY IN TV TODAY IS CHANNEL 13
NORTHWESTERN OHIO'S LEADING TELEVISION STATION
WSPD-TV - Toledo, Ohio
STORER BROADCASTING COMPANY • Represented Nationally by THE KATZ AGENCX
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Representative Avery-Knodel
President Jack N. Berkman
Gen., Sta. Manager John J. Laux
Asst. Gen. Mgr Joseph M. Troesch
Publicity Dir Scott McMurray
Prom. Director Bill McClinton
Prod. Super Clyde Higgins
Film Manager Carl Kroskey
Chief Engineer Charles S. Shepherd
WSPD-TV-Toledo-1948
CBS
Channel: 13 VHF. .AP: 160 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Storer Bdcstg. Co.
Rusiness-Studio Address 136 Huron St.
Tel.: CH 8-6201 News Service: INS, UP
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, TvB
President George B. Storer
V.P. & Managing Dir Allen L. Haid
National Sales Mgr Bill Ashworth
Film Director Helen Eidson
Prog. Director Al Ruhfel
Prom., Pub. Director D. Merle Gore
Chief Engineer Bill Stringfellow
WFMJ-TV— Youngstown
1953— NBC
Channel: 21 UHF. . AP: 87.5 Kw.. .VP: 175 Kw.
Owned-Operated By ... Vindicator Printing Co.
Address 101 W. Boardman Street
Tel.: RI 4-8611 News Services: AP, UP
Membership NAB
Newspaper Affil. . . The Youngstown Vindicator
Representative Headley-Reed
President William F. Maag Jr.
Gen., Sta., Comm Mitchell F. Stanley
Program Director Jay A. Grier
Film Manager Eugene L. Donahay
Chief Engineer Frank A. Dieringer
WKBN- TV— Youngstown
CBS
Channel: 27 UHF. .AP: 89 Kw...VP: 178 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WKBN Bcstg. Co.
Address 3930 Sunset Blvd.
Tel.: ST 2-1145 News Services: UP, AP
Newspaper Affil Forest City Pub. Co.
Membership NAB
Representative Raymer
President, Gen. Mgr W. P. Williamson, Jr.
Station Director J. L. Bowden
Program Director Paul Turner
Prom., Pub. Dir W. P. Williamson, HI
Film Manager Norman Berger
Chief Engineer B. T. Wilkens
WKST-TV-Youngsiown
1952— ABC
(See New Castle, Pa.)
W H I Z • T V-Zanesville-1953
ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 18 UHF. .AP: 40.7 Kw.. .VP: 74.1 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Southeastern Ohio TV Sys.
Business Address Lind Arcade Bldg.
Tel.: GL 2-5431 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB, TvB
President Clay Littick
Gen.. Station Mgr Allan Land
Comm. Manager Nate Milder
Program Director Reed Mellon
Prom., Pub. Director Naomi Lorton
Film Manager Ralph Young
Chief Engineer William A. Hunt, Sr.
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Pop. March 1 (Est.
Sta. CP's— 5
)— 2,291,000; Families— 683,000; Lie. Stations— 8,
; Radio Homes— 664,000; TV Homes— 5j6,000
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ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 10 VHF..AP: 141 Kw...VP: 252 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Eastern Okla. TV Co.. Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 10
Tel.: FE 2-2211 News Service: AP
Rep Venard, Rintoul & McConnell
Membership . , NAB
V.P.; Gen., Comm. Mgr Bill Hoover
V.P. & Station Mgr Brown Morris
Program Director Doc Bowen
Prom., Pub. Director Lona Pyles
Film Manager Doyle Page
Chief Engineer Fred Smith
KSVO-TV-Ardmore-1956
NBC
Channel 12 VHF. . AP: 13.7 Kw.. .VP: 27.3 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By John F. Easley
Business Address 114 N. Washington
Tel.: 946 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Daily Ardmoreite
Representative Pearson
General Mgr John Easley Riesen
Sta. Mgr Gordon E. Lack
Commercial Mgr Cleo Long
Program Director Lola Silkwood
Promotion Dir Barbara Winkler
Film Manager J. Galey Varnell
Chief Engineer Bill Kolb
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K 0 C 0 - T V-Enid-1954-ABC
Channel: 5 VHF. . AP: 50 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Streets Electronics
Business Address 206 East Randolph
Telephone TR 8-2113
Representative Blair TV Assoc.
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr Ashley L. Robison
Sis. Mgr Charles Keys
Chief Engineer Eugene Clark
KSWO-TV-Lawion-1953
ABC
Channel: 7 VHF. . . . AP: 5 Kw VP: 10 Kw.
Owned-Operated By
Oklahoma Quality Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 699
Tel.: EL 5-1380 News Service: UP
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB
President R. H. Drewry
General Manager Emmett Keough
Comptroller Paul N. Goode
Prog. Dir Tom Reddell
Prom., Pub. Dir Hoke S. Ross, Jr.
Film Mgr Robert H. Scott
Chief Engineer Jim Lockerd
KWTV
-Oklahoma City-
CBS-ABC
1953
Channel: 9 VHF..AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Oklahoma Television Corp.
Business Address Box 8788
Telephone VI 3-6641
Representative Avery -Knodel
Membership NAB, TvB
President Roy J. Turner
General Manager Edgar T. Bell
Commercial Mgr Fred L. Vance
Promotion, Pub. Dir Montez Tjaden
Nat. Sis. Mgr Jack de Lier
Prog. Dir Carl Gadd
Chief Engineer. . Morris W. Thomas
WKY -TV-Oklahoma City
1949-NBC
Channel: 4 VHF..AP: 60 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WKY TV System, Inc.
Studio Address 500 E. Britton Rd.
Tel.: TR 8-2161 News Services: UP, AP
News Affil Okla. Publishing Co.
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, TvB
President E. K. Gaylord
Exec. V.P P. A. Sugg
V.P.. Sta. Mgr R. W. Welpott
Nat'l Sales Mgr Jim Terrell
Program Director Joe Jerkins
Prom., Publicity Dir Jim Willis
Oper. Mgr Kieth Mathers
Chief Engineer H. J. Lovell
KOTV-Tulsa-1949-CBS
Channel: 6 VHF..AP: 60 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KOTV, Inc.
Business Address 3C2 S. Frankfort St.
Tel.: CH 2-9233 News Service: UP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Petry
President C. Wrede Petersmeyer
V.P., General Mgr James C. Richdale, Jr.
Comm. Mgr George Stevens
Prog., Film Mgr Dale E. Hart
Chief Engineer LaVoy Hooker
KTUL-TV-Tulsa-1954
ABC
Channel: 8 VHF..AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Cwned-Oper. By Tulsa Broadcasting Co.
Business Address Box 9697
Telephone HI 6-6185
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Avery-Knodel
President . James C. Leake
Station Mgr William D. Swanson
Loc.-Reg. Sis. Mgr John J. Black, Jr.
Prom., Pub. Director Chas. E. Larkins
Chief Engineer Louis O. Brown
KVOO-TV-Tulsa-1954
NBC
Channel: 2 VHF. .AP: 60 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oped. . . Central Plains Enterprises, Inc.
Business Address 3701 S. Peoria
Telephone RI 2-5561
Representative Blair TV
Membership NAB, TvB
General Manager C. B. Akers
Comm. Manager John Devine
Marketing, Prcm. Dir Gordon Gerhardt
Program Director Bill Sadler
Chief Engineer John Barth
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 1,815,000; Families— 576,000; Lie. Stations— 7,
Oregon
Sta. CP's— 2; Radio Homes— 568,000; TV Homes— 396,000
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KVAL-TV-Eugene-1954
NBC
Channel: 13 VHF. .AP: 33 Kw...VP: 56 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Eugene Television, Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 548
Tel.: DI 3-2551 News Service: UP
Rep Hollingbery, Art Moore
Membership NAB, TvB
President Bob Booth
Gen., Sta. Manager S. W. McCready
Sales Manager Phil George
Prog. Dir R. E. Anderson
Prom., Pub. Director Arlene J. Richardson
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Film Manager Martin Lsvinson
Chief Engineer William R. Riley
KOTI- TV— Klamath Falls
1956-ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 2 VHF. .AP: 6.76 Kw.. .VP: 13.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Calif. -Oreg. TV, Inc.
Business Address Box 732
Tel TU 4-8131
Membership NAB
Representative Blair TV
General Mgr William B. Smullin
Station Mgr Walter R. Richartz
Chief Engineer B. L. Smith
KBES-TV— Medford— 1953
CBS-ABC-NBC
Channel: 5 VHF..AP: 15.8 Kw.. .VP: 28.8 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Calif. -Ore. TV Inc.
Business Address Box 1189
Tel SP 3-4581
Newspaper Affil Grants Pass Courier
Representative Blair TV
President Amos Voorhies
Gen. Mgr., Sec'y. Treas.. W. B. Smullin
Vice-Pres., Business Mgr Everett A. Faber
Sta. Manager Jerold R. Poulos
Chief Engineer Nestor L. Williams
Production Mgr Bernie Carey
Prom., Pub. Dir Wm. R. Nutt
Chief Engineer Clare Hanawalt
KOIN-TV-Porlland-1953
CBS
Channel: 6 VHF. . . AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned By. . .Mt. Hood Radio & TV Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 140 S.W. Columbia St.
Tel.: CA 8-3333 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Oregonian
Rep CBS Spot Sales
Membership NAB, TvB
President Theodore R. Gamble
V.P., Managing Dir C. Howard Lane
National Sales Mgr John L. Palmer
Program Director Ted W. Cooke
Promotion Director Robert McGill
Film Manager Ted W. Cooke
Chief Engineer Louis S. Bookwalter
KPTV— Porlland-
NBC
1952
KGW-TV
-Porlland-
ABC
1956
Channel: 8 VHF. .AP: 191 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Pioneer Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 1139 S. W. 13th Ave.
Telephone CA 3-6364
Representative Blair TV
Membership NAB, TvB
Station Manager Walter E. Wagstaff
Sales Manager John Pindell
Program Director Tom Dargan
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 11,360,000; Families— 3,682,r00; Lie. Stations— 11,
Channel: 27 VHF. .AP: 191 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Oregon TV, Inc.
Address 735 S.W. 20th PI.
Tel.: CA 2-9921 News Service: UP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Katz
President George Haggarty
Sta. Manager Francis Riordan
Oper. Mgr Terry Mason
Program Director Gordon White
Pub., Prom. Dir A. R. McLaughlin
Chief Engineer Eugene Phelps
KPIC-Boseburg-1956
NBC
(Satellite of KVAL-TV, Eugene. Ore.)
Channel: 4 VHF. .AP: 2.6 Kw.. .VP: 5.21 Kw.
Pennsylvania
Sta. CP's— 27; Radio Homes— 3,602,000; TV Homes— 3,148,000
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WFBG-TV— Alioona— 1952
ABC-CBS
Channel: 10 VHF..AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Triangle Publications, Inc.
Address 1320 11th Ave.
Tel.: WI 4-2031. . .News Services: AP. INS, UP
Representative Blair TV
Membership NAB, TvB
General Mgr Frank Palmer
Station Manager Jack Snyder
Dir. Nat. Sales E. H. Benedict
Sales Mgr Bob Miller
Prog. Dir George Carroll
Film Dir Betty Adams
Chief Engineer K. R. Brubaker
(See Page 846)
WSEE-Erie-1954-CBS
Channel: 35 UHF. . AP: 85.2 Kw.. .VP: 170 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Great Lakes Television Co.
Address 1220 Peach Street
Tel.: 5-7575 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation Times
Membership NAB. TvB
Representative Young TV Corp.
President George J. Mead
Gen. Manager Cecil M. Sansbury
Prom.. Pub. Dir Bob Harris
Asst. Gen. Mgr., Prog. Dir Roger Garrett
Film Manager Frank Herrick
Chief Engineer Edward Zellefrow
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WFBG-TV is dominant in 15 Central Pennsylvania
counties— the only area where it competes alone for
the audience with the Johnstown station. Proof from
Central Pennsylvania Trendex— the first complete rat-
ing study ever made in the area: WFBG-TV delivers
16.7% MORE audience, Monday-Friday. Only CBS sta-
tion covering the area from Pittsburgh to Harrisburg,
WFBG-TV also carries the best of ABC including
"American Bandstand," the nation's Number ONE
network program from 4-5 PM, Monday-Friday. Call
Blair-TV today for rates and availabilities.
Sources.- Trendex, February 1958/15-County Central
Pennsylvania Trendex, November 1957
A TRIANGLE STATION
WFBG-TV
ALTOON A— JOHNSTOWN, PA.
Channel 10
ABC-TV CBS-TV
Representee/ by BLAIR-TV
Operated by: Radio and Television Div. / Triangle Publications, Inc. / 46th & Market Sts., Philadelphia 39, Pa.
WFIL-AM • FM • TV, Philadelphia, Pa. / WNBF-AM • FM • TV, Binghamton, N. Y. / WHGB-AM, Harrisburg, Pa.
WFBG-AM • TV, Attoona-Johnstown, Pa. / WNHC-AM • FM • TV, Hartford-New Haven, Conn. / WLBR-TV, Lebanon-Lancaster, Pa.
Triangle National Sales Office, 4-85 Lexington Avenue, New York 17, New York
846
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Promotion Dir Tom Harrison
Film Manager Glenn Horner
Chief Engineer J. Howard Bair
WICU-TV— Erie-
ABC-NBC
1949
Channel: 12 AP: 15 Kw VP: 30 Kw.
Owned-Oper Dispatch, Inc.
Bus.-Trans. Address 3514 State St.
Newspaper Aifil Dispatch
Tel.: 4-5201 News Service: AP
Representative Petry
Membership NAB
President Edward Lamb
Gen., Sta. Manager Ben McLaughlin
Comm. Manager Bob Lundquist
Sales Prom. Dir James Spence
Program Director Bruce Flaherty
Pub. Director Bob Weschler
Production Manager Dick Johnson
Film Manager John Cook
Chief Engineer Mike Csop
WCMB-TV-Harrisburg
1954
Channel: 71 UHF. .AP: 120 Kw.. .VP: 240 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. Rossmoyne Corp.
Business Address 228 Court St.
News Service AP
Representative Gill-Pern a
President Edgar T. Shepard, Jr.
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Ed K. Smith
Program Director Ed Conway
W H P ■ T V— Harrisburg— 1953
CBS
Channel: 55 UHF.AP: 502 Kw..VP: 1.000 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WHP, Inc.
Business Address 216 Locust St.
Tel.: CE 4-3211 News Service: UP
Representative Boiling
Membership NAB
Station Mgr A. K. Redmond
Comm. Mgr Mrs. A. K. Redmond
Prom., Pub. Dir George Gottschalk, Jr.
Film Manager Charles Baddorf
Chief Engineer E. Daniel Leibensperger
WTPA-Harrisburg-1953
ABC
Channel: 27 UHF. .AP: 648 Kw.. .VP: 1030 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Patriot-News Co.
Business Address 3235 Hoffman St.
Tel.: CE 8-7171 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation Patriot-News
Membership NAB
Representative . . . Harrington, Righter, Parsons
General Manager Donald D. Wear
Sales Mgr Allen Solada
ERIE?
NOT JUST A MARKET
THE NEW ERIE MARKET
U. S.
CANADA
1,160,000 Pop. 836,000
309,000 TV homes 176,000
$1,885,000,000 E.B.I. $1,200,000,000
$1,337,000,000 Retail Sales $846,000,000
$317,000,000 Food Sales $171,000,000
Source: Sales Management Survey of
Buying Power, 1957
A $3 BILLION
INTERNATIONAL GOLD MINE
19 U. S. AND 8 CANADIAN COUNTIES!
Check your nearest Petry man tor phenomenal
audience gain since maximum power increase,
Christmas day 7957.
WICU
12
jtasifiuania Hutch fauorites
'WONDERFUL GOOD" Alt DAY
Latest area survey proves WIBR-TV delivers more audience
at lower cost than competition. "Popeye". ..2,5% more
audience than Lancaster station; nearly 3 times combined
audience of both Harrisburg stations. "American Bond*
stand*" . . /for V/i hours daily, V/i times combined
audience of Harrisburg stations.
WONDERFUL GOOD" ALL NIGHT
"World's Best Movies" . . . 16.3% more audience than
Harrisburg stations combined. WIBR-TV delivers America's
Number ONE UHF Market at a fraction of the cost of
nearest competitor. Blair-TV Associates has the amazing,
dollar-saving facts.
Source: Trendex, Lebanon County, Feb. 3-7, 1958
WLBR-TV
LEBANON — LANCASTER, PA.
^[ Channel 15
Blair Television Associates, Inc.
LEBANON-LANCASTER-HARRISBURG-YORK
...AMERICA'S NUMBER 1 UHF MARKET
Operated by: Radio and Television Div. / Triangle Publications, Inc. / 46th & Market Sts., Philadelphia 39, Pa.
WFIL-AM • FM • TV, Philadelphia, Pa. / WNBF-AM • FM • TV, Binghamton, N. Y. / WHGB-AM, Harrisburg, Pa.
WFBG-AM • TV, Altoona-Johnstown, Pa. / WNHC-AM • FM • TV, Hartford-New Haven, Conn. / WLBR-TV, Lebanon-Lancaster, Pa.
Triangle National Sales Office, 485 Lexington Avenue, New York 17, New York
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Prom., Prog. Dir Mac McCauley
Film Mgr Glenn Hoerner
Chief Engineer Paul Gross
WARD-TV— Johnstown
1953— ABC-CBS
Channel: 56 UHF. . .AP: 10 Kw.. . .VP: 20 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Rivoli Realty Co.
Business Address Porch Bldg.
Tel.: 8-1216 News Service: AP
Representative Weed
President W. M. Thomas
General Manager R. Butterfield
Gen. Sis. Mgr Howard C. Evans
Prog. Dir Samuel Goodman
Prom.. Pub. Dir Warren Louder
Chief Engineer Ernest Reaty
W J AC-TV— Johnstown
1949-NBC-ABC
Channel: 6 VHF. .AP: 35.4 Kw.. .VP: 70.8 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WJAC, Inc.
Business Address 329 Main St.
Tel.: 5-1262 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil The Tribune-Democrat
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, TvB
President Walter W. Krebs
General Manager Alvin D. Schrott
Comm. Manager John H. Hepburn
Prog., Film Director Frank P. Cummins
V.P.-Techntcal Oper Nevin L. Straub
Chief Engineer Theodore Campbell
WGAL-TV-Lancaster-1949
CBS-NBC
Channel: 8 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WGAL, Inc.
Address Lincoln Highway W.
Tel.: EX 3-5851 News Service: AP
Representative Meeker
Membership NAB, TvB
President. Gen. Mgr Clair R. McCollough
Ass't Gen. Mgr J. Robert Gulick
Station Manager Harold E. Miller
Nat'l Sales Mgr Robert Dreher
Regional Sales Manager Leroy K. Strine
Program Director Paul Rodenhauser
Promotion Director Paul I. Woodland
Technical Director J. E. Mathiot
WLBR-TV— Lebanon— 1957
ABC
Channel: 15 UHF. .AP: 69.2 Kw.. .VP: 129 Kw.
Owned Triangle Publications, Inc.
Bus. Address R. D. #5, Television Hill
Tel. LE 3-1601 News Services: UP, INS
Representative Blair
Membership TvB
Gen. Mgr.. Joe Zimmermann
Oper. Mgr Dave Miller
Dir. Nat. Sales Edward H. Benedict
WBPZ-TV— Lock Haven
1957
Channel: 32 UHF. . AP: 11.9 Kw.. .VP: 21.9 Kw.
Owned Lock Haven Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 132 Vz E. Main St.
Tel.: 4038 News Services: AP, UP
Membership NAB
President Donald C. Welch
Gen., Sta. Mgr Harris Lipez
Prog. Dir Dave King
Prom., Pub. Dir Dick Yohe
Film Mgr Blair Heaton
Chief Engineer Albert Stratmoen
WKST-TV
-New Castle-
ABC
1953
Channel: 45.... AP: 118 Kw VP: 200 Kw.
Owned WKST, Inc.
Address First Federal Plaza
Telephone OL 4-5501
Representative Everett-McKinney
Pres., Gen. Mgr S. W. Townsend
Sis., Prod. Mgr Robert C. Harnack
V.P., Prog. Dir Harry Reith
Ch. Eng Robert Emch
WVUE— Philadelphia
(See Wilmington, Del.)
*Trendex Survey, backed by Storer Engineering Co. Survey
Call Lew Johnson, Sales Manager, Philadel-
phia, LOcust 8-2262— or your nearest Katz
Agency office— for the best buys in VUE!
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im ill iC:::;:r: t!
#11 Wimmm J» tt mil "mm'»«m
FIRSt
FIRST in DELAWARE VALLEY
FIRST in AMERICA
more people watch WFIL-TV than any
other station*
with 24-hour television
with maximum power and now a 70%
higher tower and double signal strength
with daily colorcasts
• with daily TV newsreel
• first and ONLY station to win two
DuPont Awards
• first and ONLY station to win the
Marshall Field Award for "imaginative
contributions to the welfare of children'
• to present college-level courses
five days a week— "The University of
the Air," now in its 8th year
*ARB, Nov. & Dec. 1957/ Jan. & Feb. 1958
Call BLAIR-TV today
WFI L -TV
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA
abc-tv CHANNEL 6 blair-tv
Operated by: Radio and Television Div. / Triangle Publications, Inc. / 46th & Market Sts., Philadelphia 39, Pa.
WFIL-AM • FM • TV, Philadelphia, Pa. / WNBF-AM • FM • TV. Binghamton, N. Y. / WHGB-AM, Harrisburg, Pa.
WFBG-AM • TV, Altoona -Johnstown, Pa. / WNHC-AM • FM • TV, Hartford-New Haven, Conn. / WLBR-TV, tebanon-Lancaster. Po.
Triangle National Sales Office, 4-85 Lexington Avenue, New York 17, New York
WRCV-TV
1941-
-Philadelphia
-NBC
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WFIL- TV— Philadelphia
1947— ABC
Channel: 6 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Triangle Publications Inc.
Business Address 46th & Market Sts.
Newspaper Affiliation . . . Philadelphia Inquirer
Tel.: EV 2-4700 News Services: UP. INS
Representative Blair TV
Membership NAB, TvB
Gen. Station Mgr Kenneth W. Stowman
General Manager Roger W. Clipp
Station Mgr George A. Koehler
T.V. Sales Mgr Kenneth Curto
Business Mgr John C. Harlan
Dir. Natl. Sales Edward H. Benedict
Chief Engineer Henry Rhea
Channel: 3 VHF. . . AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By National Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 1613 Walnut St.
Tel.: LO 4-3700. . .News Services: AP, UP, INS
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative NBC Spot Sales
President (NBC) Robert W. Sarnoff
V.P., Gen. Mgr Lloyd E. Yoder
Dir. Operations Curtis D. Peck
Dir. of Sales Theo. H. Walworth, Jr.
Local Sales Mgr Chester R. Messervey
Program Dir Robert Lemon
Adv., Prom. Dir John P. Wiley
Publicity Dir Gene E. Stout
Mgr. Tech. Oper William A. Howard
FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION
ON TELEVISION NETWORKS —
MAPS, PERSONNEL, AFFILIATES,
BIOGRAPHIES —
TURN TO PAGE 757
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the
eyes
of
Philadelphia
are on
* WCAU-TV
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What does it take to win and hold attention in a
market with nearly 7,500,000 potential customers?
The imagination, facilities and skill to build the
highest rated news programs . . . leadership
in women's shows ... the impact of award winning
motion pictures ... the most popular local
programs . . . plusjhe superb programming of CBS-TV.
keeps the eyes of the vast Philadelphia
market on WCAU-TV.
WCAU-TV
means business
in Philadelphia
Represented nationally by CBS-TV Spot Sales
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Chief Engineer Raymond Rodgeis
WCAU-TV— Philadelphia
1948— CBS
Channel: 10 VHF..AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WCAU, Inc.
Address City & Monument Aves.
Tel.: GR 7-8300 News Service: AP, UP
Representative CBS TV Spot Sales
Membership NAB, TvB
President & Gen. Mgr.. .Donald W. Thornburgh
V.P. in charge of TV Charles Vanda
V.P., Ass't Gen. Mgr Joseph L. Tinney
V.P., TV Sales Mgr Robert M. McGredy
V.P. chg. Pub. Rel. & Prom Robert N. Pryor
Nat. Sis. Mgr Marvin L. Shapiro
Film Oper. Manager Allen Ludlum
V.P. in chg. Engineering John G. Leitch
K D K A- T V— Pittsburgh— 1949
CBS
Channel: 2 AP: 50 Kw VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .Westinghouse Brdcstng. Co.
Business Address Gateway Center
Tel.: EX 1-3000 News Service: UP
Rep Peters, Griffin, Woodward
Membership NAB, TvB
President Donald H. McGannon
Vice President Harold C. Lund
Gen. Mgr Ted Reeves
Comm. Manager John Stilli
Program Director Cal Jones
Promotion Director David N. Lewis
Film Manager Richard Dreyfus
Publicity Director Peter Thornton
W 1 1 C— Pittsburgh— 1957— NBC
Channel: 11 VHF..AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned WIIC, Inc.
Address 341 Rising Main St.
Tel.: WE 1-6900 News Service: UP
Newspaper Af f il Post Gazette
Representative Blair TV
Membership NAB
President Oscar M. Schloss
Gen. Mgr Robert A. Mortensen
Commercial Mgr Roger D. Rice
Operations, Prod Shelton Weaver
Prom., Pub. Dir Caley E. Augustine
Chief Engineer Henry Kaiser
W N E P - T V— Scranion— 1954
ABC
Channel: 16 UHF..AP: 102 Kw...VP: 191 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Union Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 333 Madison Ave.
Tel: DI 3-1245 News Service: AP
Representative Avery-Knodel
V.P., Gen. Mgr Thomas P. Shelburne
Ch. Eng Roswell J. Parker
Prog. Dir Hal Berg
WDAU-TV-Scranion-1953
CBS
Channel: 22 UHF. . AP: 500 Kw.. .VP: 1000 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Scranion Bcstrs., Inc.
Business Address 1000 Wyoming Ave.
Tel.: DI 2-7634 News Services: AP, UP
Channel 2 is No. 1
Day after day, within 38 counties in Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, West Virginia, and Maryland, more
people watch KDKA-TV than any other medium!
Month after month, ARB share-of-audience fig-
ures, from sign-on to sign-off, give KDKA-TV an
average of almost twice that of the 2nd Pittsburgh
station!
There are some 4.5 million TV viewers within
range of Channel 2. So, if you want great sales
results, remember . . . no selling campaign is com-
plete without the WBC station . . .
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Represented by PGW
WESTINGHOUSE BROADCASTING COMPANY, INC.
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THE
TRADEMARK
LEADERSHIP
Represented
by
BLAIR-TV
WPRO-W
PROVIDENCE, R*l.
Channel 12
BroadcasfliHrGompany
BASIC
Maximum
Power
1
IN SOUTHEASTERN
NEW ENGLAND'S
3-CITY
MARKET
Providence
Fall River
New Bedford
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Representative H-R
Membership NAB, TvB
President Donald W. Thornburgh
Vice-Pres.. Gen. Mar Vance Eckelsley
General Sales Mgr Anton J. Moe
Station Manager Robert E. McDowell
Prog. Dir., Film Mgr Mort Rosenthal
Promotion Director Douglas Holcomb
Chief Engineer K. R. Cooke
WBRE-TV— Wilkes-Barre
1953— NBC
Channel: 28 UHF. .AP: 500 Kw.. .VP: 1000 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WBRE TV Inc.
Address 62 S. Franklin St.
Tel.: VA 3-3101 News Service: AP
Representative Headley Reed
Membership NAB. TvB
President Louis G. Baltimore
V.P., General Manager David M. Baltimore
Operations Manager F. D. Coslett
Comm. Manager Ernest Lewis
Program Director Franklin D. Coslett
Production Manager Fred Foerster
Film Manager Robert Gibson
Chief Engineer Charles Sakoski, Sr.
WILK-TV-Wilkes-Barre
1953— ABC
Channels: 34 UHF.AP: 700 Kw..VP: 1,400 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .Wyoming Valley Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 88 North Franklin St.
Tel.: VA 4-4666 News Service: AP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Thomas P. Shelburne
Ch. Eng Roswell J. Parker
Prog. Dir Hal Berg
WNOW-TV-York-1953
Channel: 49 UHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Own'ed-Oper. By WNOW, Inc.
Business Address 25 So. Duke St.
Tel.: 2-7821 News Service: AP
Representative Young TV
General Manager William F. Rust, Jr.
Chief Engineer Glenn M. Winter
WSBA-TV-York-1952
ABC
Channel: 43 UHF..AP: 10 Kw.. .VP: 20 Kw.
Owned-Operated By . . Susquehanna Bcstg. Co.
Address Queen St.
Tel.: YO 2-5531 News Service: AP
Representative Jack Masla
President Louis J. Appell. Jr.
Comm. Mgr Robert M. Stough
Prog. Dir., Film Mgr Jim Curtis
Prom.. Pub. Dir Stephen B. Fayer
Chief Engineer Arthur C. Hafer
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|ILAi?lA I<%I«*n«i P°P- March 1 (Est.)— 849.000; Families — 256,00?; Lie. Stations— 2,
UnOtJfJ ISScf B1U Sta. CP's— 1; Radio Homes— 249,000; TV Homes— 232,000
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WJAR-TV-Providence
1949-ABC-NBC
Channel: 10 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Operated By The Outlet Co.
Business-Studio Address 176 Weybosset St.
Tel.: GA 1-8255 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Petry
Membership NAB, TvB
Vice President George O. Griffith
Sta. Mgr J. S. Sinclair
Oper. Manager Frederick R. Griffiths
Dir. TV Sales David J. Shurtleff
Sales Manager Edward Boghosian
Program Director Seymour Horowitz
Film Mgr Chester Dowling
Chief Engineer Thomas Prior
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WPRO-TV-Providence-
1955— CBS
Channel: 12 VHF..AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . Cherry & Webb Bcstg. Co.
Address 24 Mason St.
Tel.: PL 1-9776 News Service: UP
Representative Blair-TV
Membership NAB, TvB
President William S. Cherry, Jr.
General Manager Arnold F. Schoen, Jr.
Comm. Mgr Eugene W. Wilkin
Prog. Dir Raymond A. Gilvard
Prod. Mgr Donald S. Moeller
Chief Engineer John V. Ferri
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 2,437,000; Families— 601,000; Lie. Stations— 6,
Sta. CP's— 5; Radio Homes— 584,000; TV Homes-41 7,000
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W AIM -TV-Anderson
1953— ABC-CBS
Channel: 40 UHF.AP: 207 Kw..VP: 103.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Wilton E. Hall
Business Address 321 Kingsley Rd.
Tel.: CA 6-1511 News Service: INS
Newspaper Affil Independent & Daily Mail
Representative Headley-Reed
Owner Wilton E. Hall
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Glenn P. Warnock
Sales Mgr John McCallum
Program Director Ray Barath
Chief Engineer Earl Cosend
855
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Representative Raymei
Membership NAB
V.P.. Gen. Mgr H. Moody McElveen, Jr.
Comm. Mgr David C. Phillips
Program Director Graham Thomas
Chief Engineer Charlton W. Bowers
WCSC- TV— Charleston
1953— CBS
Channel: 5 VHF..AP: 50 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WCSC. Inc.
Business Address 485 East Bay St.
Tel.: 3-8371 News Service: UP
Representative Peters, Griffin, Woodward
President, Gen. Mgr John M. Rivers
Nat. Comm., Sta. Mgr Roland Weeks
Reg., Comm. Manager Ralph Thornley
Program Director Charles Hall
Prom., Pub. Director Mrs. Annie Lee Small
Production Manager Emmett Robinson
Film Manager Annie Laurie Quarterman
Chief Engineer John Broughton
WUSN-TV-Charleston
1954-NBC-ABC
Channel: 2 VHF...AP: 53 Kw....VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Southern Broadcasting Co.
Address P. O. Box 879
Tel.: TU 4-4141 News Service: UP
Representative Weed
Membership TvB
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. Drayton Hastie
Sec'y, Ass't Gen. Mgr Doug M. Braham
Commercial Mgr Grange S. Cuthbert, Jr.
PTod. Director Clark Davis
Prom., Pub. Dir Ann Clark
Film Manager Gray Carroll
Chief Engineer Walter M. Nelson
WIS-TV-Columbia-1953
NBC-ABC
Channel: 10 VHF. . AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Bcstg. Co. of the South
Business Address 1111 Bull St.
Tel.: AL 3-6431 News Services: UP, AP
Representative . . Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB
Exec. V.P G. Richard Shaf to
Managing Dir Charles A. Batson
Comm. Manager Law Epps
Exec. Prod., Film Buyer Adrian Munzell
Prog. Dir Dixon Lovorn
Prom., Pub. Dir John Bondeson
Chief Engineer Barnett Goldberg
WN OK- TV-Columbia-
CBS
1953
Channel: 67 UHF. . AP: 43.8 Kw.. .VP: 93.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Palmetto Radio Corp.
Business Address 1811 Main Street
Tel.: AL 2-7737 News Service: AP
WBTW-Florence-1954
ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 8 VHF..AP: 191 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. Jefferson Standard Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 630
Tel.: MO 2-1566 News Service: AP
Representative CBS Television Spot Sales
Membership NAB, TvB
President Joseph M. Bryan
General Manager Charles H. Crutchfield
Managing Director J. William Quinn
Nat'l Sales Mgr John H. Brock
Prog. Dir., Prod. Mgr George B. Burnette
Prom., Pub. Director Whitefoord Smith
Film Manager Harry Hughes
Chief Engineer E. A. Sellars
WFBC -TV-Greenville
1953— NBC
Channel: 4 VHF..AP: 50 Kw, VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WMRC, Inc.
Business Address 505 Rutherford St.
Tel.: CE 9-1321 News Service: AP
Representative Weed
Membership NAB, TvB
President R. A. Jolley
Gen., Sta. Manager Kenneth Beachboard
Program Director Norvin C. Duncan
Comm. Mgr Robert Q. Glass, Jr.
Prom. Director Edna Seaman
Film Director Charles Howard
Chief Engineer W. E. Garrison
WSP A- TV— Spartanburg
1956— CBS
Channel: 7 VHF. . .AP: 144 Kw.. . .VP: 257 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Spartan Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 224 E. Main St.
Telephone 3-3621
Representative Hollingbery
Pres., Gen. Mgr Walter J. Brown
Sec'y-Treas D. S. Burnside
Nat'l Sales Mgr Chas. E. Bell
Local Sales Mgr Robert H. Walton
Program Director James B. Hobbs, Jr.
Production Dir Peter W. Swanson, Jr.
Promotion Mgr William A. Adams
Engineering Dir Harold Beckholt
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C*iii+h Ft^ls***** P°P March 1 (Est.)— 715,000; Families— 201,000; Lie. Stations— 5,
3UU8.I3 L/dHUld Sta. CP's— 4; Radio Homes— 194,000; TV Homes— 119,000
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Prog. Dir., Film Mgr J. Norman Heffron
Promotion Dir Arthur Jones
Chief Engineer Robert Musfeldt
KRSD-TV— Rapid Ciiy— 1958
KXAB- TV-Aberdeen— 1958
NBC-ABC
Channel: 9 VHF...AP: 15 Kw....VP: 30 Kw.
Owned North Dakota TV Network
Bus. Address . . . 4000 W. Main St., Fargo, N.D.
Tel.: 5-4461 News Service: AP
Representative Weed
Membership NAB
President John W. Boler
Gen. Mgr Chester Reiten
Comm. Mgr G. Klien
Prog., Prom. Dir Connie Wiensberg
Film Mgr Dennis Falk
Chief Engineer Henry Hausler
KDLO-TV-Florence-1955
CBS-NBC-ABC
(Satellite of KELO-TV, Sioux Falls, S. D.)
Channel: 3 VHF. . . AP: 60 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
KOTA-TV-Rapid City — 1955
ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 3 VHF. .AP: 37.5 Kw.. .VP: 72.4 Kw.
Owned -Ope * . By ... . Duhamel Enterprises, Inc.
Business Address 524 Vs 6th St.
Tel.: FI 2-2000 News Services: AP, UP
Membership NAB
Representative Headley-Reed
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Helen S. Duhamel
Commercial Mgr William F. Turner
NBC
Channel: 7...AP: 12.9 Kw....VP: 25.7 Kw.
Owned Heart of Black Hills Stations
Address Box 609
Telephone FI 2-6050
Representative Devney
Gen. Sis. Mgr Eli Daniels
KPL0— Reliance— 1957
Channel: 6 VHF. .AP: 31.6 Kw.. .VP: 53.7 Kw.
(Satellite of KELO-TV. Sioux Falls. S.D.)
KEL0- TV-Sioux Falls— 1953
ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 11 VHF..AP: 123 Kw.. .VP: 220 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Midcontinent Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 8th St. & Phillips Ave.
Tel.: 4-5841 News Services: UP, AP, INS
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative H-R; Bulmer & Johnson
President Joseph L. Floyd
Gen. Mgr Evans A. Nord
Station Mgr Tom Sheeley
Prom., Pub. Director Jack Townsend
Film Manager Bob Johnson
Chief Engineer Les Froke
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Sta. CP's— 2; Radio Homes— 942,000; TV Homes— 689,000
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WCYB-TV-Brisiol-1956
(See Listing Under Bristol, Va.)
. WDEF-TV— Chattanooga
1954— CBS
Channel: 12 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WDEF Broadcasting Co.
Address Volunteer Building
Tel.: AM 7-3393 News Service: UP
Representative Branham
Membership NAB. TvB
President Carter M. Parham
General Mgr Harold E. Anderson
Comm. Manager Otis H. Segler
Prog., Pub. Dir Morris Qua ve
Prod. Director James Garner
Film Manager John Bonney
Chief Engineer B. C. Bakei
WRGP- TV— Chattanooga
1956— NBC
Channel: 3 VHF. . . AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Mountain City TV, Inc.
Business Address 1214 McCallie Ave.
Tel.: OX 8-1505 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Representative H-R
Pres., Gen. Mgr R. G. Patterson
Sta. Mgr Helen Patterson
Commercial Mgr George P. Moore
Film Mgr Jim Nabors
Prog., Prom., Pub. Dir Helen Patterson
Chief Engineer B. B. Barnes
W T V C— Chattanooga— 1958
Channel: 9 VHF. . . AP: 158 Kw.. . .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned Martin Theatres of Georgia. Inc.
Address 319 Hamilton Nat. Bank Bldg.
Tel.: AM 6-4151 News Service: UP
Representative Meeker, Ayres
Gen. Mgr Reeve Owne
Prog. Dir Jack Sausman
Nat. Sis. Mgr Joe Windsor
Mng. Cons Earl Winger
Prom. Dir Conrad Alexandria
Ch. Eng Leon Webb
WDXI- TV-Jackson-
ABC-CBS
1955
Channel: 7 VHF..AP: 44 Kw...VP: 86.7 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Robinson Enterprises
Business Address Box 309
Tel.: 7-5681 News Service: UP
857
1953
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Membership NAB
Representative .... Venard, Rintoul, McConnell
President Aaron B. Robinson
General Manager John E. North
Prog. Dir., Film Mgr James W. Hoppers
Promotion Dir Marge Borg
Chief Engineer James Thomas
WHBQ- TV-Memphis-
ABC
WJHL- TV-Johnson City
1953— ABC-CBS
Channel: 11 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WJHL. Inc.
Business Address 145 W. Main St.
Tel.: 2780 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Representative Pearson
Pres., Gen. Mgr W. Hanes Lancaster, Jr.
Sales Mgr J. Will Hall
Program Director Richard Ellis
Prom., Pub. Director W. A. McDonald
Film Manager Vernita Wright
Chief Engineer Rowland Medler
WATE-TV-Knoxville
1953— NBC
Channel: 6 VHF. . . AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper WATE, Inc.
Business Address 612 S. Gay St.
Tel.: 2-7111 News Service: UP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Avery-Knodel
V.P., Gen. Mgr W. Henry Linebrough
Comm. Manager J. T. McCloud
Program Director Jack Weiderman
Prom. Publicity Director Carl Huster
Film Buyer J. H. Reese
Chief Engineer Fred M. Andrews
WBIR-TV
-Knoxville— 1956
CBS
Channel: 10 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WBIR, Inc.
Business Address 1513 Hutchison Ave.
Tel.: 5-8101 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Representative Katz
Pres., Gen. Mgr John P. Hart
Local Sales Mgr R. S. Quinn
Prom., Pub. Dir.. Robert Wilson
Prog. Dir., Film Mgr Neal Branch
Chief Engineer J. Rex Horton
WTVK-Knoxville-1953
ABC
Channel: 26 UHF..AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. So. Central Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Memorial Park Rd.
Tel 5-2113
Representative Pearson
Pres., Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr. . . J. Engelbrecht
Program Dir., Film Mgr Bill Eckstein
Prom., Pub. Dir Florence Woodford
Chief Engineer Carl Lawson
Channel: 13 VHF. .AP: 160 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By RKO Teleradio Pictures
Business Address 1381 Madison Ave.
Tel BR 2-3441
Representative H-R
Membership TvB
President Thomas J. O'Neil
Gen. Manager William H. Grumbles
Sales Manager Boone F. Nevin
Sales Service Manager Jack Starr
Prom. Dir Gene Roper
Film Mgr Freddie Burns
Chief Engineer Welton Roy
WMCT— Memphis— 1953
NBC
Channel: 5 VHF. . . AP: 60 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw
Owned-Operated Scripps Howarc
Address Box 31 ■
Tel.: JA 6-7464 News Service: Ui
Newspaper Affil Commercial Appea.
Representative Blair TV
Membership NAB, Tvt
President Enoch Brown
General Manager H. W. Slaviclc
Station, Comm. Mgr Earl Moreland
Program Dir Wilson Mount
Chief Engineer E. C. Frase. Jr.
WREC-TV-Memphis-1956
CBS
Channel: 3 VHF. .AP: 60.3 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By .WREC Bcstg. Service
Business Address Hotel Peabody Bldg.
Tel.: JA 5-1313 News Service: UP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Katz
Owner, Gen. Mgr Hoyt B. Wooten
Commercial Mgr Charles B. Brakefield
Prog. Dir., Film Mgr Jack Michael
Prom., Pub. Dir Henry Clark
Chief Engineer Wilson Raney
WL AC- TV-Nashville
1954— CBS
Channel: 5 VHF. . .AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper WLAC-TV Inc.
Address 159 Fourth Avenue North
Tel: CH 2-4331 News Service: UP
Representative Katz
Membership NAB
Exec. V.P. & Gen. Mgr T. B. Baker. Jr.
Ass't to Mgr Ruth C. Talley
Gen. Sis. Manager R. M. Reuschle
Operations Mgr Roy A. Smith
Adv. Director Harold Tomlin
Film Mgr Tommy Ervin
Chief Engineer Ralph L. Hucaby
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WSIX-TV-Nashville-1953
ABC
Channel: 8 VHF. . .AP: 89 Kw.. . .VP: 177 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WSIX Inc.
Business Address Nashville Trust Bldg.
Tel.: AL 5-5431 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative H-R
President Louis R. Draughton
Sta.. Gen. Mgr E. S. Tanner
V.P.. Gen. Sales Mgr. . . G. H. Morris
Production Manager James Lynagh
Dir„ Oper., Film Mgr R. L. Chaudoin
Prom. Dir James Wharton
Chief Engineer Charles Duke
WSM-TV-Nashville-1950
NBC
Channel: 4 VHF. . . AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned. . . .Nat'l Life & Accident Insurance Co.
Address 7th & Union
Tel.: AL 4-5656. . .News Services: AP, UP, INS
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Petty
President John H. DeWitt, Jr.
Gen. Manager Irving Waugh
Comm. Manager Hi Bramham
Sales Dir Tom Griscom
Operations Mgr Brad Crandall
Production Mgr Elmer Alley
Prom. Dir Charlie Cash
Film Manager Elmer Cartwright
Chief Engineer Aaron Shelton
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 9,268,000; Families— 2,668,000; Lie. Stations— 37,
Sta. CP's— 12; Radio Homes— 2,602,000; TV Homes— 2,030,000
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KPAR-TV-Abilene-
Sweetwater— 1956— CBS
Channel: 12 VHF. .AP: 13.1 Kw.. .VP: 26.2 Kw.
Uwned-Oper. By Texas Telecasting, Inc.
Bus. Address . 7400 College Ave., Lubbock, Tex.
Tel SH 4-2345
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Branham
President W. D. "Dub" Rogers
Station Manager Dan C. Guthrie
Prog. Dir., Film Mgr Ray Trent
Nat. Sales Mgr E. A. "Buzz" Hassett
Promotion Dir W. H. Shipley
Publicity Dir Duncan Ellison
Chief Engineer Rudy Starnes
KRBC-TV-Abilene-1953
NBC
Channel: 9 VHF. .AP: 13.8 Kw.. .VP: 27.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Abilene Radio & TV Co.
Business Address 4510 So. 14th St.
Tel.: OR 2-8491 News Service: AP
Representative Raymer
Membership TtB
President & Gen. Mgr Dale Ackers
Comm. Manager Bill Fox
Prog. Dir Al Evans
Sta., Film Mgr George Breeding
Chief Engineer Troy Mallon
KFDA-TV-Amarillo-1953
CBS-ABC
Channel: 10 VHF. .AP: 125 Kw.. .VP: 250 Kw.
Owned & Oper. By Amarillo Bsctg. Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1440
Tel.: DR 4-5343 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Blair
Membership NAB, TvB
President Gene L. Cagle
General Manager Ed Moore
Prom., Pub. Dir Dick Bay
Merch. Dir Howard Roberson
Prog. Dir Vernon Poerner
Oper.-Film Mgr Vernon Poerner
Chief Engineer Bill Spiller
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audience-percentage, WIDE coverage-area, and HANDSOME returns on
the advertising dollar !
KGNC-TV Channel 4 AMARILLO
KGNC-TV— Amarillo-
NBC-ABC
1953
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V.P.. Prom W. H. Shipley
Natl. Sales Mgr Ed "Buzz" Hassett
Comra. Mgr John McMinn
Prog.. Film Mgr Ray Trent
Chief Engineer Rudy Starnes
KBTX-TV-Bryan-1957
ABC-CBS
Channel: 3 VHF. . AP: 30.2 Kw.. .VP: 60.3 Kw.
Owned Brazos Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 3237
Tel: VI 6-777 News Service: AP
Representative Raymer
President W. C. Mitchell
Gen. Mgr M. N. Bostick
Sta. Mgr Harry Lee Gillam
Comm. Mgr David G. Haines
Prog. Dir Rod Whisenant
Pub. Dir Barbara Keller
Film Mgr Charles Henderson
Chief Engineer W. B. Cox
KB IS- TV— Corpus Christi
1956-ABC-NBC
Channel: 6 VHF..AP: 50 Kw., VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Gulf Coast Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 840
Telephone TU 3-6511
Representative Peters, Griffin, Woodward
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr T. Frank Smith
V.P.-Sales . . . W. M. Eikner
V.P.-Programs Charles Nethery
Promotion Dir Harry Abbott
Chief Engineer Joseph W. Collier
KZTV— Corpus Christi— 1956
CBS
Channel: 10 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KSIX-Television, Inc.
Business Address Show Room Bldg.
Tel.: TU 4-1616 .News Service: AP
Representative H-R; Clarke Brown
Pres., Gen. Mgr Vann M. Kennedy
Prom., Pub. Dir M. L. Kennedy
Commercial Mgr Raymond Dorsey
Program Dir Gene Looper
Chief Engineer Bill Kessel
WBAP-TV— Dallas— 1948
(See Ft. Worth Listing)
WFAA-TV-Dallas-1949
ABC
Chtannel: 8 VHF..AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Operated By A. H. Belo Corp.
Business Address .... 3000 Harry Hines Blvd.
Tel.: RI 1-3315 News Services: AP, UP
Newspaper Affiliation Morning News
Membership NAB, TvB
Reoresentative Petry
Managing Dir Alex Keese
Elation Manager. Mike Shapiro
Nat. Sales Mgr Dick Drummy
Program Director , Tom Palmer
861
Channel: 4 VHF.. AP: 50 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . Globe News Publishing Co.
Address 2200 North Polk St.
News Aff il News, Times, Globe
Tel.: DR 4-4601 News Service: AP, UP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Katz
General Manager Wes Izzard
Station Manager Aubrey Jackson
Ass't Sta. Mgr Bob Watson
Prod. Mgr Bud Pursley
Adv., Prom. Marion Thomas
Chief Engineer W. H. Torrey
K V 1 1— Amarillo— 1957— ABC
Channel: 7 AP: 23 Kw VP: 46 Kw.
Owned Southwest States, Inc.
Address Box 8066
Telephone FL 6-5241
Representative . . . Venard. Rintoul & McConnell
Pres., Gen. Mgr Murry Woroner
Prod. Mgr Jerry Gardner
Ch. Eng Don Daniels
KTBC-TV-Ausiin-1952
ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 7 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By The L-B-J Co.
Address Box 1155
Tel.: GR 2-2424 News Service: UP
Representative Raymer
Chairman of Bd Claudia T. Johnson
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. C. Kellam
Gen. Sales Manager O. P. (Bob) Bobbitt
Sales, Prom. Director Cherries Brooks
Program Director Richard "Cactus" Pryor
Publicity Dir Elmo Brown
Chief Engineer Ben Hearn
KFDM-TV— Beaumont— 1955
ABC-CBS
Channel: 6 VHF. . .AP: 50 Kw.. . .V?: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Beaumont Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 1420 Calder Ave.
Tel.: TE 8-4731 News Service: UP
Membership NAB
Representative .... Peters, Griffin, Woodward
President D. A. Cannan
General Manager C. B. Locke
Commercial Mgr Mott M. Johnsoi
Program Dir Bob McManus
Film Manager Paul McDuf h.
Chief Engineer Harold W. Bartlei
KEDY-TV
-Big Spring-
CBS
1955
Channel: 4 VHF. . .AP: 6.3 Kw.. . . VP: 12.9 Kv.
Owned-Oper. By Texas Telecasting
Address 2500 Kentucky Way
Tel.: SH 4-2345 News Service: AP
Representative Branham
President . . W. D. Rogers
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Population
Tarrant-Dallas County
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Tarrant-Dallas County
Retail Sales
To sell your products in this fast-paced, rapidly-
expanding 12th U S Market choose the facilities
of WBAP-TV-the first station in the market.
Rates and packages on request.
3900 Barnott • Fort Worth, Texas
1,522,900
$3,291,088,000
$2,409,432,000
WBAP-TV- Channel 5
Basic NBC for North Texas
•Source: Sales Management, "Marketing on the Move", Nov. 10, 1957.
AM-FM-TV
1900 N. Akard • Dallas Texas
NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES PETERS, GRIFFIN & WOODWARD
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Prom.. Pub. Director Winona Portwood
Film Manager Dunlap Clark
Chief Engineer Jim W. Cooper
KFJZ-TV— Dallas— 1955
(See Ft. Worth Listing)
KRLD-TV— Dallas— 1949
CBS
Channel: 4 VHF..AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned Times Herald Printing Co.
Business Address Herald Square
Tel.: RI 2-6811 News Services: AP. UP
Newspaper Affiliation . . . Dallas Times Herald
Membership NAB
Representative Branham
President .Clyde Rembert
General Manager Roy M. Flynn
Comm. Manager Gene Cuny
Program Director Ves Box
Prom., Pub. Director Jack Saunders
Film Manager Nick Mueller
Chief Engineer B. B. Honeycutt
KELP
TV— El Paso-
ABC
1956
Chcnnel: 13 VHF. .AP: 15.8 Kw.. .VP: 26.6 Kw.
Ownsd-Cper. By KELP TV Corp.
Business Address 4530 Delta St.
Tel.: KE 3-3658 News Service: UP
Representative Young TV
Vice-Pi'es Richard E. Jones
Gen. Mgr Herb Golombeck
Sis. Mgr Irv Prell
Prog. Dir Hillman Taylor
Pub- Dir Bill Provolet
Ch. Eng Michael Gaglio
KROD-TV-ElPaso-1952
CBS
Channel: 4 VHF...AP: 31 Kw....VP: 62 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Roderick Bcstg. Co.
Address 2201 Wyoming St.
Tel.: KE 2-6551 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative Branham
President D. D. Roderick
V.P., General Manager Val Lawrence
Sales Manager Dick Watts
Program Dir. Bernie Bracher
Promotion Mgr Gordon Phillips
Film Mgr Don Manning
Chief Engineer Edward P. Talbott
KTSM-TV-ElPaso-1953
NBC
Channel: 9 VHF...AP: 29 Kw....VP: 58 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Tri-State Bcstg. Co.
Address 801 N. Oregon St.
Tel.: KE 2-5423 News Service: UP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Hollingbery
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Karl O. Wyler. Sr.
Exec. Ass't Karl O. Wyler, Jr.
V.P., Comm. Manager Roy T. Chapman
Prog. Director Jack Hyo
Publicity Dir Jack Elliott
Chief Engineer Kenneth J. Walton
WBAP-TV-Fort Worth
1948— NBC
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 60.3 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
KRLD-TV channel
The most LOOKED AT
tv station in Dallas!
METROPOLITAN DALLAS TELEPULSE — OCT., 1957
KRLD-TV, telecasting with maximum power from atop Texas'
tallest tower, is the television service of The Dallas Times Herald,
owners and operators of KRLD Radio, the only full-time 50,000-
watt station in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
John W. Run yon, Chairman of the Board Clyde W. Rembert, President
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with 27.7 per cent* share of audience. (Sign on to sign off Sunday through Saturday.) The fourth
station trails by a mere 3.4 per cent ... So who wants to argue?
High-rated nighttime minutes now available delivering a top family audience of 2.84 (average)
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Owned-Oper. By Carter Publications, Inc.
Business Address 3900 Barnett St.
Tel.: JE 6-1981 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation Fort Worth Star-
Telegram
Representative Peters, Griffin, Woodward
Membership NAB
President Amon Cartel. Jr.
General Manager George Cranston
Commercial Mgr Roy Bacus
Program Director Robert Gould
Prom., Pub. Dir Margret McDonald
Film Manager Lynn Trammell
Chief Engineer R. C. Stinson
KFJZ- TV-Fort Worih-1955
Channel: 11 VHF. .AP: 105 Kw.. .VP: 210 Kw
Owned-Oper. By . . . Texas State Network, Im
Address 4801 W. Freeway
Tel.: PE 7-6631 News Service: AP
Representative Blair TV
Pres., Gen. Mgr Gene L. Cagle
Nat'l Sales Mgr Joe Evans
Comm. Mgr John Hopkins
Prog. Dir Olin Terry
Pub. Director Edith Coenders
Film Mgr Arno W. Mueller, Jr.
Chief Engineer James T. Peterson
K G 0 L-T V— Galveston-Houston
1952— CBS
Channel: 11 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Gulf Television Corp.
Business Address 11 Video Lane
Tel: GA 3-1607 News Service: UP
Representative CBS Television Spot Sales
Membership NAB, TvB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Paul E. Taft
Comm. Manager Robert S. Wilson
Program Director Thomas L. Thompson
Prom., Pub. Dir Roland Brazier
Film Manager Bud Johnson
K G B T - T V-Harlingen-1953
CBS-ABC
Channel: 4 VHF. . .AP: 50 Kw.. . . VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KGBT-TV
Business Address Box 711
Tel.: GA 3-4880 News Services: AP, UP
Representative H-R Reps.
Membership NAB
President McHenry Tichenor
General Manager Troy McDaniel
Comm. Manager Harry Mooradian
Chief Engineer Al Beck
KPRC-TV-Houston-1950
NBC
Channel: 2 VHF..AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Houston Post Co.
Business Address 2318 Polk Ave.
Telephone MA 3-9271
Representative Petry
Membership TvB
V.P., Gen. Mgr Jack Harris
Sta. Manager Jack McGraw
Promotion Mgr Kirt Harris
Film Manager Earl Corridon
Publicity Director Edna Forester
Traffic Katherine Estes
Local Sis. Mgr Jack Healy
Chief Engineer Paul Huhndorfl
(See Page 866)
KTRK-TV-Housion-1954
ABC
Channel: 12 VHF. AP: 170 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper.. .Houston Consolidated TV Co.
Address P. O. Box 12
Tel: JA 6-1313 News Services: AP, INS
Newspaper Affiliation Chronicle
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NAB, TvB
President John T. Jones, Jr.
Exec. V.P., Gen., Sta. Mgr W. E. Walbridge
Program Director John E. Hill
Comm. Manager William F. Bennett
Prom., Pub. Director John Chapman
Film Manager Hugh Pickett
Chief Engineer Tom Hiner
To Broadcasters
AP
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KPRC and KPRC-TV Dominate the Houston Market
KPRC RADIO has been the first choice
of Houston Gulf Coast listeners for more
than 30 years. KPRC-TV, now over five
years old, is also first choice with these
same people. More than a time-honored
habit, this loyalty is indisputable proof
of KPRC's experienced leadership and
consistent fine quality.
FIRST IN EXPERIENCE
FIRST IN PUBLIC SERVICE
FIRST IN NEWS
FIRST IN LOCAL TALENT
FIRST IN FARM NEWS
FIRST IN RATINGS
FIRST IN FACILITIES
FIRST IN THE SOUTHS FIRST MARKET
NBC
KPRC
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Nationally Represented by
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KHAD-TV— Laredo— 1956
ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 8 VHF..AP: 1.07 Kw...VP: 2.14 Kw.
Owned-Oper. . . . Vidicon Industries of America
Business Address 820 Convent Ave.
Tel.: 3-3674 News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
Asst. Manager Al Samuels
Comm. Mgr.-Prog. Dir Jim Shelton
Film Manager Ernie Ramirez
Chief Engineer W. Irven Simpson
KCBD-TV-Lubbock-1952
ABC-NBC
Channel: 11 VHF..AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Bryant Radio & TV Inc.
Business Address 5600 Ave. A
Tel.: SH 4-1414 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Raymer
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Manager Joe H. Bryant
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Asst. Gen. Manager Robert L. Snyder
National Sales Mgr Ray Poindexter
Comm. Manager George L. Tarter
Program Director Bill Taylor
Prom., Pub. Director Joan Prigmore
Film Manager Richard Porter
Chief Engineer Frank Lee
KDUB-TV— Lubbock-1952
CBS
Channel: 13 VHF..AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Texas Telecasting. Inc.
Business Address 74th & College Ave.
Tel.: SH 4-2345 News Service: INS, AP
Representative Branham
Membership NAB. TvB
Pres., Gen. Mgr W. D. (Dub) Rogers
National Sales Mgr E. A. Hassett
V.P.. Gen. Sales Mgr Jimmie Isaacs
Prog. Dir., Film Mgr Ray Trent
V.P., Prom.. Research Dir W. H. Shipley
Production Manager Doug Sewell
Prom. Mgr Ray Huf f er
Chief Engineer Rudy Starnes
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Added Profits
Added Prestige
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REPRESENTED BY THE BRANHAM COMPANY
PRESIDENT & GEN. MGR.! W. 0. "DUB" ROGERS • NAfL. SALES MGR.: E. A. "BUZZ" HASSETT
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LUFKIN, TEXAS
CHANNEL £
Richman Lewin, Vice Pres. &
General Manager
The Only Non-Metropolitan
Market With Basic
NBC Programming Live*
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TELEVISION
SETS IN THE
BOOMING
LUMBER RICH
LUFKIN-NAC0GD0CHES
EAST MAS AREA
SERVED BY KTRE-TV
NATIONAL
REPRESENTATIVES
Venard, Rintoul &
McConnell, Inc.
New York, Chicago,
San Francisco, Los
Angeles and Boston
SOUTHWEST
REPRESENTATIVE
Clyde Melville
Company of
Dallas
KTRE-TV-Lufkin-1955
NBC
Channel: 9 VHF..AP: 12.5 Kw...VP: 26 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Forest Capital Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 701
Tel: NE 4-7771 News Services: AP, UP
Representative Venard, Rintoul,
McConnel; Melville Co.
Membership NAB
President R. W. Wortham, Jr.
V.P., Gen. Mgr Richman Lewin
Film Manager Glenn Armstrong
Prog., Prom., Pub. Dir Boyd Porter, Jr.
Chief Engineer Fred Clinton Hill
KMID-TV-Midland-1953
NBC-ABC
Channel. 2 VHF..AP: 50 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .Midessa Television Co., Inc.
Business Address Box 2758
Tel.: MTJ 2-7321 News Service: UP
Rep Venard, Rintoul & McConnell, Brown
Membership NAB
St a.- General Manager Roy Herndon
Commercial Manager George Collie
Program Director Jerry Blaie
Prom., Pub. Dir. V. V. Scarpelli
Film Mgr. Don McCarron
Chief Engineer Bill Buford
KOSA-TV-0dessa-1956
CBS
Channel: 7 VHF..AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Operated By. . . .Odessa Television Co.
Address 1211 N. Whitaker
Tel.: FE 7-8301 News Services: AP, UP
Membership NAB
Representative Boiling
Pres., Gen. Mgr Cecil L. Trigg
Station Manager John Vacca
Sales Manager Ed Costello
Production Mgr Stu Klein
Natl. Sales Mgr. Ross Newby
Film Director George Duesler
Chief Engineer Bill Schock
KP AC-TV— Port Arthur
1957-NBC-ABC
Channel: 4 AP: 50 Kw VP: 100 Kw.
Owned Texas Goldcoast TV Inc.
Address Box 1059
Representative Raymer
Pres., Gen. Mgr Julius Gordon
Sis. Mgr Mack Newberry
Prog. Mr Doug Thompson
Prod. Mgr John Stegall
Ch. Eng Glenn Boatright
KC TV-San Angelo-
CBS
1953
Channel: 8 VHF..AP: 15.5 Kw...VP: 27.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .Westex Television Co., Inc.
Business Address Box 1941
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Tel: 7183 News Service: UP
Rep.. . .Melville, Venard, Rintoul & McConnell
Membership NAB
President B. P. Bludworth
V.P., Gen., Sta. Mgr J. Harley Hubbard
Prog. Dir A. Cobb
Film Manager diaries Cathey
Chief Engineer Robert Benson
KC EN -TV-Temple-
NBC
KCOR-TV— San Antonio— 1955
Channel: 41 UHF. . . .AP: 6 Kw VP: 11 Kc.
Owned-Oper. By KCOR, Inc.
Business Address Ill Martinez St.
Representative Richard O'Connell, Inc.
President Raoul A. Cortez, Sr.
V.P., Gen. Mgr Nathan Safir
V.P., Comm. Mgr Raoul A. Cortez, Jr.
Prod., Prog. Dir Emilio Nicolas
Dir. Engineering Marvin Fiedler
KENS-TV— San Antonio
1949— CBS
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Express Publ. Co.
Business Address Ave. E & 4th St.
Tel.: CA 5-7411 News Service: AP
Representative Peters, Griffin, Woodward
Membership NAB, TvB
Newspaper Affil Express & News
President Frank G. Huntress, Jr.
General Manager Albert D. Johnson
Comm. Manager Wayne Kearl
Program Director Ken James
Sales Prom. Mgr Bob Millet
K0N0-TV— San Antonio— 1957
Channel: 12 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Mission Tcstg. Corp.
Business Address 1408 N. St. Mary's St.
Tel.: CA 6-7611 News Service: UP
Representative H-R
Membership NAB
President Eugene J. Roth
V.P., Gen. Mgr James M. Brown
Commercial Mgr Bob A. Roth
Program Dir Ed Hyman
Engineering Dir George W. Ing
WO A I -TV-San Antonio
1949— NBC
Channel: 4 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Southland Industries, Inc.
Address 1031 Navarro St.
Tel CA 7-4221
Representative Petry
Membership NAB, TvB
Pres., Gen. Mgr James M. Gaines
Comm. Manager Edward V. Cheviot
Prog. Director Robert Reed
Promotion Dir Bill N. Yancy
Publicity Dir.. Imogene Stanley
Film Manager Faye Leavitt
Chief Engineer Charles letters
Channel: 6 VHF..AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By The Bell Publishing Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 188
Business Address 17 S. 3rd St.
Tel.: PR 3-6868 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation Telegram
Representative Blair TV Assoc.
President Frank W. Mayborn
General Manager Burton Bishop
Film Mgr Bill Nelson
Zhiei Engineer Curtis M. Casey
K C N C - T V-Texarkana-1953
CBS-ABC
Channel: 6 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KCMC, Inc.
Business Address Box 1290
Tel.: 33-1133 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affil Gazette & Daily News
Representative. .Venard, Rintoul & McConnell
Membership NAB, TvB
President Walter E. Hussman
General Manager Walter M. Windsor
Dir. Nat'l Sales; Prom Richard M. Peters
Program Dir Les Eugene
Production Mgr Robert L. McCay
Chief Engineer Charles Mathis, Jr.
KLTV-Tyler-1954
NBC-ABC-CBS
Tel.: TY 2-3875 News Service: AP
Channel: 7 VHF..AP: 217 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Channel 7 Co.
Business Address Box 957
Representative H-R
Membership NAB
General Manager Marshall H. Pengra
Sales Mgr John Lenox
Program Director Bonnie Lenox
Chief Engineer Hudson Collins
KWTX-TV-Waco-1955
CBS-ABC
Channel 10 VHF. .AP: 53.6 Kw.. .VP: 107.2 Kw.
Owned-Operated By..KWTX Broadcasting Co.
Address Box 3128, West view Sta., Waco
Tel.: PL 6-4451 News Service: AP
Representative Raymer
Membership NAB
President W. W. Naman
Gen., Sta. Mgr M. N. Bostick
Commercial Manager John M. Brinegar
Program Director Curtis Matties,
Promotion Dir Oma Owens
Chief Engineer Jesse H. Dove
the
Lion s Share
is MORE
in Wichita Falls
KSYD-TV's maximum power brings MGM's audience
appeal to the early and late viewing interests of more
people in a 29-county market.
CLASS "A" RATINGS AT CLASS "C" RATES
"MGM Early Show" 4:00 pm to 5:55 pm
Mon. through Sat.
"MGM Late Show" 10:30 pm to signoff
Daily, Sun. through Sat.
The MGM film package offers an "interest" bonus
through a variety of great movies with proven appeal
to the greatest audience interests.
The "Lion's" share influences more . . . reaches house-
holds with $1,148 more spendable income than the
Texas household average ... a bonus in sales poten-
tial for KSYD-TV advertisers.
$6,472 Consumer Spendable Income per household
. . . 9.1% above the National average . . . 21.6%
above the Texas average.
The "Lion's" share is sales-active . . . reaches house-
holds that spend $294 more annually than the Texas
household average ... a bonus in high spending velo-
city for KSYD-TV advertisers.
$4,287 Retail Sales per Household . . . 10% above
the National average . . . 7.1% above the Texas
average.
The only CBS affiliate between
Dallas and Oklahoma City.
KSYD-TV
Channel 6 100,00 watts Wichita Falls, Texas
Represented by
Blair-Television Assoc, Inc.
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Membership NAB
President Darrold A. Cannan
Gen., Sta. Mgr Howard H. Fry
Commercial Mgr Bob H. Walker
Program Director Warren Silver
Prom.. Pub. Director D. A. Cannan, Jr.
Film Buyer Howard Fry
Chief Engineer John Adams
KSYD-TV-Wichita Falls
1953— CBS
KRGV-TV-Weslaco-1954
NBC
Channel: 5 VHF..AP: 50 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KRGV Television Inc.
Business Address 311 Missouri St.
Tel.: WO 8-3131 News Service: AP
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Pres., Gen. Mgr O. L. Taylor
Ass't Mgr Bill Rucker
Program Director Dallas Wales
Promotion Dir Burt Johnson
Prod. Dir Jacgue Elliott
Chief Engineer Lewis Hartwig
KFDX- TV-Wichita Falls
1953— ABC-NBC
Channel: 3 VHF..AP: 60 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned Wichtex Radio & TV Corp.
Address Box 2040
Tel.: 692-4530 News Service: UP
Representative Raymer
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Channels: 6 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KSYD-TV Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 2130
Tel.: 322-6957 News Service: AP
Representative . Blair TV
Membership NAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Syd Grayson
Commercial Mgr Lambert Cain
Program Director Thomas R. Sugars
Prom., Pub. Dir Mrs. Carol Crowder
Chief Engineer Herb Wiley
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Utah
Pop. March 1
Sta. CP's-
(Est.) — 833,0r0; Families— 231,000; Lie. Stations— 3,
2; Radio Homes— 224,000; TV Homes— 184,000
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Newspaper Affiliation Time, Inc.
Membership NAB, TvB
Pres. & Gen. Mgr G. Bennett Larson
Program Director Dan Rainger
Commercial Mgr Harold Woolley
Prom. & Pub. Director Tim Monroe
Technical Director Allan Gunderson
KSL- TV-Salt Lake City
1948— CBS
Channel: 5 VHF... 17.8 Kw.. . .VP: 29.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .Radio Service Corp. of Utah
Business Address 145 Social Hall Ave.
Tel.: EL 5-4641 News Service: UP
Representative CBS TV Spot Sales
Membership NAB, TvB
Exec. Vice President J. W. Wright
Vice President Ivor Sharp
V.P. & Gen. Mgr D. Lennox Murdoch
Comm. MgT Edward B. Kimball
Program Director Wayne Richards
Prom. & Pub. Dir Robert G. Murdock
Production Manager Scott R. Clawson
Merchandising Dir Harry Fletcher
Film Editor Richard V. Thiriot
Chief Engineer Vincent E. Clayton
KTVT— Salt Lake City— 1948
NBC
Channel: 4 VHF. . AP: 14.5 Kw.. .VP: 27.1 Kw.
Owned By TLF Broadcasters, Inc.
Business Address 130 Social Hall Ave.
Tel DA 2-5681
Representative Katz
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KUTV-Sali Lake Ciiy-1954
ABC
Channel: 2 VHF..AP: 25.1 Kw...VP: 45.7 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Utah Bcstg. & TV Corp.
Business Address 179 Social Hall Ave.
Tel.: DA 2-2505 News Service: AP
Newspaper Affiliation... Tribune; Ogden
Standard Examiner
Membership NAB. TvB
Representative Avery-Knodel
President A. L. Glassman
Vice President George C. Hatch
Gen., Sta.. Comm. Mgr Brent H. Kirk
Program Dir Duane C. Hill
Prom.. Pub. Dir Keith Nicholson
Production Manager LaMar Smith
Film Buyer .Sid Cohen
Film Manager ...... Jack Ivers
Chief Engineer B. B. Carpenter
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Vermont
Pop. March 1
Sta. CP's
(Est.)— 376,000; Families— 109,000; Lie. Stations— 1,
— 0; Radio Homes— 105,000; TV Homes— 82,^09
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Representative Weed
Membership NAB, TvB
Chairman C. P. Hasbrook
Pres., Gen. Mgr S. T. Martin
Comm. Manager J. A. Dobson
Prom., Pub. Dir Charles Lewis
Film Manager A. Sherman Rutter
Chief Engineer J. W. Tierney
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WC AX- TV-Burlington
1954-CBS
Channel: 3 VHF..AP: 9.5 Kw.. .VP: 18.3 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Mt. Mansfield TV, Inc.
Address 135 Main Street
Tel.: UN 2-5671 News Service: UP
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 3,765,000; Families— 976,000; Lie. Stations— 9,
Virginia
>ta. CP's— 6; Radio Homes— 927,000; TV Homes— 640,000
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WVEC-TV
covers the PiCH
Tidewater Market
covering:
NORFOLK
NEWPORT NEWS
HAMPTON
PORTSMOUTH
VIRGINIA BEACH
WVEC-TV
CHANNEL | 5
REPRESENTED BY AVERY KNODEL
WCYB -TV-Bristol-
ABC-NBC
1956
Channel: 5 VHF. . AP: 42.7 Kw.. . VP: 85.4 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Appalachian Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address Cumberland St.
Tel.: North 3560 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative Weed
Pres., Gen. Mgr Robert H. Smith
Sales Manager Fey Rogers
Program Director Frank Spaulding
Chief Engineer Russell V. Robinson
W V E C ■ T V-Hampton-Norf oik
1953— NBC
Channel: 15 UHF..AP: 110 Kw...VP: 220 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Peninsula Bcstg. Corp.
Address 1930 Pembroke Ave., Hamton
Tel.: 6332 News Service: AP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Pres., Gen. Manager Thomas P. Chisman
V.P., Sales Director Harrol A. Brauer, Jr.
Prom. Dir Beverly W. Avery
Prog. Dirs Harry Doggette
Operations Mgr L. W. Kliewer
Film Manager Jerry Sanford
Chief Engineer William C. King, Jr.
WSVA-TV-Harrisonburg
1953-ABC-NBC-CBS
Channel: 3 VHF. .AP: 4.17 Kw.. .VP: 8.32 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Shenandoah Valley Bcstg.
Tel.: 4-4431 News Service: AP
Membership NAB, TvB
Representative, Peters, Griffin, Woodward
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Hamilton Shea
Commercial Mgr Richard H. Johnson
Prog. Director Robert E. Lee
Prom., Pub. Director N. L. Royster
Film Manager Margie Swain
Chief Engineer Tom Jones
WLVA-TV-Lynchburg
1953— ABC
Channel: 13 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Operated By. .Lynchburg Bcstg. Corp.
Address 2320 Langhorne Rd.
Tel.: 2-1242 News Service: AP
Membership NAB
Representative Hollingbery
President Edward Allen
Gen., Sta. Mgr Phil Allen
Prog., Prom., Pub. Dir Warren Uttal
Comm. Mgr Thomas L. Turner
Chief Engineer John T. Orth
WTAR-TV-Norfolk-1950
CBS
Channel: 3 VHF..AP: 50 Kw...AP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WTAR Radio Corp.
Business Address 720 Boush St.
Newspaper Affil Norfolk Newspapers, Inc.
Tel.: MA 5-6711 News Service: AP, INS
Representative Petry
872
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Membership NAB. TvB |
President, Gen. Mgr Campbell Arnoux
V.P., Operations John C. Peffer
V.P., Sales Robert M. Lambe
Program Director Harold Soldinger
Prom., Pub. Dir Hal Powell
Film Manager Harry Nicholas
Chief Engineer Richard Lindell
WAVY-TV-Norfolk— 1957
ABC
Channel: 10 VHF. . AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned Tidewater Teleradio, Inc.
Address 709 Boush St.
Tel.: MA 7-2345 News Service: AP
Representative H-R
Membership NAB
President Hunter C. Phelan
General Manager Carl J. Burkland
Commercial Mgr Eugene Gaudette
Program Dir. Richard Fraser
Prom., Pub. Dir Macey Schaff er
Chief Engineer William Manrov
WTOV-TV-Norfolk-1955
Channel: 27 UHF. .AP: 11.7 Kw.. .VP: 19.6 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Tim Brite, Inc.
Address 1318 Spratley (Portsmouth, Va.)
Telephone EX 9-7583
Representative McGillvra
President Temus R. Bright
V.P Winston Bright
General Manager Louis H. Peterson
Sec'y-Treas Anna C. Bright
Program Director1 Miss Tovey Lee
Commercial Mgr Charles Adams
Chief Engineer James Richardson
WXEX-TV-Peiersburg
1955— NBC
Channel: 8 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .Petersburg Television Corp.
Address 124 W. Tabb Street
Tel.: RE 3-7876 News Services: AP. INS
Representative Select
President Thomas G. Tinsley, Jr.
Gen. Mgr., Nat'l Sis. Dir. Irvin G. Abeloff
Oper. Mgr Robert C. Currie, Jr.
Comm. Mgr Lawrence Slon
Prom., Pub. Dir Thomas J. McCollum, Jr.
Program Dir James L. Dodd
Chief Engineer George W. McGuigan
WRVA-TV-Richmond
1956— CBS
Channel: 12 VHF. . AP: 156 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Richmond TV Corp.
Business Address Box 2370, Zone 18
Tel.: BE 3-5461 News Service: AP
Reps Harrington, Righter, Parsons
President C. T. Lucy
General Manager Barron Howard
Commercial Mgr James D. Clark, Jr.
Program Director Samuel S. Carey
Prom., Pub. Dir John L. Stone, Jr.
Film Manager Robert Pie
Chief Engineer S. T. Teny, Jr.
DM
CHANNEL m
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FROM 3 to lO p. !»•
Monday tniKuigh
Friday
tnan any other
tv station,
in the area
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SERVING NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, NEWPORT NEWS
AND 42 COUNTIES IN VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
nov 13-19,1957, orb
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President M. W. Armistead, III
V.P.. Managing Director Ray P. Jordan
Ass't V.P.. Comm. Mgr John Harkrader
TV Sales Manager Blake Brown
Prog. Dir., Film Buyer Paul E. Reynolds
Prog. Mgr Charles A. Ballou
Prom. Director Boone Boggs
Technical Director J. Edward Newman
WTVR-Richmond-1947
ABC
Channel: 6 VHF. . . AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Havens & Martin, Inc.
Address 3301 W. Broad St.
Tel.: 5-8611 News Service: UP
Representative Blair TV
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Comm. Mgr. . . . Wilbur M. Havens
Prom., Pub. Dir Walter A. Bowry, Jr.
Prog. Director John Shand
Film Manager Conrad G. Rianhard, Jr.
Chief Engineer James Kyle
WDBJ-TV-Roanoke-
CBS
1955
Channel: 7 VHF..AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Time-World Corp.
Address 201 Campbell Ave.
Tel.: DI 3-8031 News Service: AP
Representative . . Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.
Membership NAB. TvB
WSLS-TV-Roanoke-1952
NBC-ABC
Channel: 10 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Shenandoah Life Stations
Address Radio-TV Center
Tel.: DI 4-9226 News Service: AP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB, TvB
President Blake T. Newton, Jr.
Exec. Vice Pres James H. Moore
Asst. & Comm. Mgr Horace Fitzpatrick
Program Manager .... George W. Chemault Jr.
Promotion Director Fred L. Corstaphney
Dir. Sales Prom Charles Garrison
Chief Engineer J. P. Briggs
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 2,767,0^0; Families— 857,000; Lie. Stations— 9,
Sta. CP's— 5; Radio Homes— 836,000; TV Homes— 627,000
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Washington
KYOS-TV-Bellingham
1953— CBS
Channel: 12 VHF..AP: 112 Kw.. .VP: 224 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KVOS. Inc.
Business Address 1151 Ellis St.
Tel.: 790 News Service: UP
Representative Forjoe
President Rogan Jones
General Manager David Mintz
Commercial Mgr Fred Elsethagen
Program Director John Sherman
Publicity Dir Alice Griffith
Chief Engineer Ernest Harper
KBAS-TV-Ephrata-1957
(Satellite of KIMA-TV, Yakima, Wash.)
Channel: 43 AP: 8.3 Kw VP: 16.7 Kw.
K T R X— Kennewick-Pasco
1958
Channel: 31 AP: 4.9 Kw VP: 8.2 Kw.
Owned Columbia River TV Co.
Address Black Angus Motel
Te'ephone JU 2-3101
Representative Forjoe-TV
Pres., Gen. Mgr Stuart Nathanson
Sis. Mgr Clyde Olsen
Prod. Mgr Eugene Normoyle
Ch. Eng Bernard Bailie
KEPR-TV-Pasco-1954
ABC-CBS-NBC
(Satellite of KIMA-TV, Yakima)
Channel: 19 UHF. . AP: 87.6 Kw.. .VP: 146 Kw.
KING-TV-Seattle-1948
ABC
Channel: 5 VHF. . .AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Operated By King Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 320 Aurora
Tel MU 3555
Representative Blair-TV
Membership NAB, TvB
President Mrs. A. Scott Bullitt
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Otto P. Brandt
Exec. V.P Henry B. Owen
Commercial Manager Al Hunter
Program Director Lee Schulman
Prom., Pub. Director Mel Anderson
Dir. of Engineering James L. Middlebrooks
K I R0- TV-Seattle
CBS
1958
Channel: 7 AP: 158 Kw VP: 316 Kw.
Owned Queen City Bcstg. Co.
Address 1530 Queen Anne Ave.
Telephone AT 3-9800
Representative Peters, Griffin, Woodward
Pres., Gen. Mgr Saul Haas
Vice-Pres Lincoln W. Miller
Sta. Mgr Mil!er C. Robertson
Prog. Mgr Fred Kaufman
KOMO-TV-Seaiile-1953
NBC
Channel: 4 VHF..AP: 50 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By.. Fisher's Television Co.
Business Address 100 4th Ave. N.
Tel.: SE 6000 News Service: UP
Representative NBC Spot Sales
874
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Membership NAB, TvB
President O. D. Fisher
Exec. V.P. & Gen. Mgr W. W. Warren
Mgr. Programming Dave Crockett
Program Manager Tom Rogstad
Film Editor Arden Skoog
Ad., Prof. Manager Bob Ryan
Nat. Sis. Mgr Reg Miller
Aud. Prom. Mgr Margaret Frey
Sales Manager Bill Hubbach
Pub. Rel. Mgr Arthur Grebel
Chief Engineer C. E. Miller
KTVW— Seattle-Tacoma
1953
Channel: 13 VHF. .AP: 57 Kw.. .VP: 98.5 Kw.
Owned KTVW, Inc.
Address 230 8th Ave. N., Seattle
Tel.: Seneca 3113 News Service: INS
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NAB
President J. Elroy McCaw
General Manager James Hawkins
Commercial Mgr William Green
Program Dir Tom Towey
Promotion Dir Boyd Curtis
Film Manager Howard Perkin
Chief Engineer Charles Morris
KHQ-TV-Spokane-1952
NBC
Channel: 6 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Operated By KHQ, Inc.
Address 700 Radio Central Bldg.
Tel.: MA 4-5131 News Service: AP
Representative Katz
Membership NAB, TvB
Pres., Gen. Mgr R. O. Dunning
Commercial Mgr J. Birney Blair
Promotion Manager Rex Gerlach
Program Director John R. Fahey
Chief Engineer Dee Waymire
KREM-TV-Spokane-1954
ABC
Channel: 2 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. VP: 100 Kw.
Owned KREM Bcstg. Co.
Address 4103 S. Regal
Tel.: KE 4-0466 News Service: AP
Representative Perry
Membership TvB
President Louis Wasmer
West Virginia
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr.. Prom.
Dir Robert Temple
Program Director Walt Schaar
Publicity Dir Richard Hoover
Film Manager Hugh Tanner
Chief Engineer Homer Mead
KXLY-TV-Spokane-1953
CBS
Channel: 4 VHF...AP: 27 Kw....VP: 48 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KXLY-TV
Owned-Oper. By 315 W. Sprague Ave.
7>al. MA 4291 News Service: UP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
President Norman Alexander
V.P., Gen., Sta. Mgr Richard Jones
Comm. Manager James Agostino
Cper. Mgr Gene Roth
Promotion, Publicity Dir Bob Moore
Film Manager Clarence Koenig
Chief Engineer Dave Green
KTNT-TV-Tacoma-1953
CBS
Channel: 11 VHF. .AP: 158 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Operated By . . . Tribune Publishing Co.
Address S. 11th & Grant Ave.
Tel.: FU 3-2561 News Services: AP, UP
Newspaper Affil Tacoma News Tribune
Representative Weed
Membership NAB
Gen. Mgr., Dir. Sales Larry Carino
Program Director Robert Guy
Prom. Dir Robert Ly te
Pub. Dir Doris Curda
Chief Engineer Max Bice
KIMA-TV-Yakima-1953
ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 29 UHF. . AP: 115 Kw.. .VP: 191 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Cascade Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address Box 702
Tel.: GL 2-9111 News Service: AP
Representative Weed
Membership NAB, TvB
President A. W. Talbot
Gen., Sta. Mot Thomas C. Bostic
Commercial Mgr H. R. Cary
Program, Flm. Mgr James Nolan
Prom., Pub. Rel. Dir E. M. Morrissey
Chief Engineer J. Barry Watkinson
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 2,020,000; Families— 544,000; Lie. Stations— 7,
Sta. CP's— 4; Radio Homes— 514,000; TV Homes— 384,0?0
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WHIS-TV-Bluefield-
NBC-ABC
1955
Channel: 6 VHF. .AP: 28.8 Kw.. .VP: 50 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Daily Telegraph Ptg. Co.
Address 412 Bland St.
Tel.: DA 7-7115 News Service: AP
News. Affil Daily Telegraph, Sunset News
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Representative Katz
Membership NAB
Pres H. I. Shott
Admin. Dir P. T. Flanagan
Sta., Sales Mgr John C. Schott
Prog. Dir Or land C. Young
Prom., Pub. Dir Janie M. Lambert
Film Mgr Jean Webster
Act. Chief Engineer Paul Osborne
875
# & WEST VIRGINIA # #
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W C H S - T V-Charleston-1954
CBS
Channel: 8 VHF. . .AP: 94 Kw... .VP: 158 Kw.
Owned & Oper. By WCHS-TV Inc.
Address 1111 Virginia Street East
Tel.: DI 6-5368 News Services: UP, AP
Representative Branham
Membership NAB, TvB
President Hawthorne D. Battle
V.P., Gen. Mgr John T. Gelder, Jr.
Comm. Manager John L. Sinclair, Jr.
Program Director Morton S. Cohn
Prom., Pub. Dir. William L. Cooke, Jr.
Chief Engineer William E. Dixon
WBOY-TV-Clarksburg-1957
ABC-NBC
Channel: 12 VHF. . AP: 139 Kw.. .VP: 278 Kw.
Owned WSTV, Inc.
Business Address 912 W. Pike St.
Tel: MA 4-7573 News Service: AP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NAB
President Jack N. Berkman
Gen., Sta. Mgr George H. Clinton
Prog., Prom. Dir Peter Lyman
Pub. Dir. Owen Lee
Film Mgr Ted Hoover
Chief Engineer V. G. Brooks
Am&iica fd
23nd Market!
CHARLESTON
HUNTINGTON
W. YA.
with
M-G-M
MOVIES
WCHS-TV
WHTH-TV-Huntington
1955— ABC-CBS
Channel: 13 VHF..AP: 200 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Cowles Bcstg. Co.
Address 625 Fourth Avenue
Tel.: J A 5-7661 News Service: UP
Representative Petry
Membership NAB, TvB
President Luther L. Hill
Station Manager Robert R. Tincher
Comm. Manager George Miller, Jr.
Program Director Norman L. Bacon
Prom., Pub. Dir Chas. Dinkins
Film Director Richard H. Hite
Chief Engineer Harold Sturm
WSAZ-TV— Huntington
1949— NBC
Channel: 3 VHF..AP: 60 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WSAZ. Incorporated
Address 201 Ninth St.
Newspaper Affil.. .Huntington Publishing Co.
Tel.: JA 9-4127 News Service: AP
Station Representative Katz
Membership NAB, TvB
Pres., Gen. Mgr L. H. Rogers II
Comm. Mgr C. Tom Garten
Operations Mgr L. E. Kilpatrick
Prom., Adv. Dir George Greenwood
Chief Engineer John P. Clay
WOAY-TV-Oak Hill — 1954
ABC
Channel: 4 VHF. .AP: 68 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Robert R. Thomas, Jr.
Business Address Box 251
Tel.: HO 9-3361 News Service: AP
Representative Pearson
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Robert R. Thomas, Jr.
Sta., Comm. Mgr Robert R. Brown
Program Director Phil Vogel
Pub. Dir. Barbara Allen
Film Manager Tom Fazio
Chief Engineer Curtis Horton
WTAP-TV-Parkersburg
1953-ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 15 UHF.AP: 10.5 Kw..VP: 19.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Zanesville Publishing Co.
Business Address 121 W. Seventh St.
Tel.: HU 5-4589 News Service: UP
Representative Pearson
Membership NAB
President Clay Littick
General Manager Allan Land
Sta., Comm. Mgr., Prom., Pub.
Director Milton Komito
Prog. Dir Charles K. Bloomquist
Film Buyer Ed Fisher
Chief Engineer William A. Hunt, Sr.
876
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Membership NAB, TvB
Exec. V.P. & Gen. Mgr Robert W. Ferguson
Comm. Mgr H. Needham Smith
Prog. Director Garry Vorhees
Prom., Pub. Director Greg Van Camp
Production Manager Edwin Johnson
Film Manager William Ney
Continuity Dir Donald Murdock
Chief Engineer Howard Daubenmeyer
W T R F - T V— Wheeling— 1953
NBC
Channel: 7 VHF..AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Tri-City Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Ogden Bldg.
Tel.: CE 2-7777 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil News Register
Representative Hollingbery
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1A£5~ ~^ — ^2 — Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 3,882,000; Families— 1,119,000; Lie. Stations— 12,
WlSCOnSin Sta. CP's— 4; Radio Homes— 1,104,000; TV Homes— 924,000
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Newspaper Affiliation Tribune
Representative H-R
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Howard Dahl
Comm. Mgr Robert Z. Morrison, Jr.
Program Director Ray Scaron
Promotional Director Leonard Anderson
Chief Engineer Al Leeman
WEAU-TV-Eau Claire— 1953
ABC-NBC-CBS
Channel: 13 VHF. .AP: 155 Kw...VP: 310 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Central Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 2415 So. Hastings Way
Telephone TE 2-3474
Membership NAB
Representative Hollingbery
President W. C. Bridges
Gen., Comm. Manager Leo Howard
Prom. Mgr Wayne McNulty
Chief Engineer T. O. Jorgenson
WISC- TV-Madison-
CBS
1956
WBAY-TV
-Green Bay— 1953
CBS
Channel: 2 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Norbertine Fathers
Business Address 115 South Jefferson St.
Tel.: HE 2-3331 News Service: UP
Representative Weed
Membership NAB
Managing Dir Rev. M. J. Beemster
General Manager Haydn R. Evans
Commercial Mgr Robert C. Nelson
Prog. Dir Greg McElrone
Promotion Dir Robert Meister
Film Manager Don Bergner
Chief Engineer Wallace E. Stone
WFRV- TV-Green Bay— 1955
ABC-CBS
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Valley Telecasting Co.
Bus. Address Mason & Roosevelt Streets
Tel.: HE 7-5411 News Service: UP
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NAB
President Clayton Ewing
Gen., Sta. Mgr Soren H. Munkhof
Comm. Manager Ward O. Gage
Prom., Pub. Dir W. C. Porsow
Prog. Dir Elden Anspach
Film Manager Bill Campbell
Chief Engineer Harry Hill
WKBT-LaCrosse-1954
CBS-NBC-ABC
Channel: 8 VHF. .AP: 125 Kw...VP: 250 Kw.
Owned & Oper. By WKBH Television Inc.
Address 141 South 6th St.
Tel.: 2-4678 News Service: AP
Channel: 3 VHF. . . AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Wisconsin, Inc.
Bus. Address 4801 W. Beltline Hwy.
Tel.: CE 3-9791 News Service, UP
Representative Peters, Griffin, Woodward
Membership NAB
President Ralph M. Immell
General Manager Ralph O'Connor
Comm. Mgr., Prom. Dir Richard Nickeson
Prog., Pub. Dir Richard Kepler
Film Manager Warren Perney
Chief Engineer Walter Hariu
WKOW-TV-Madison-1953
ABC
Channel: 27 UHF. . AP: 87 Kw.. .VP: 200 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Monona Bcstg. Co.
Business Address.. 215 West Washington Ave.
Tel.: AL 7-2261 News Service: UP
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NAB
President Stewart Watson
General Manager Ben F. Hovel
Station Manager Frank Bignell
Program Director Clark Hogan
Promotion Dir John Schambow
Film Manager William Harmon
Tech. Supervisor Cloven Smith
WMTV-Madison-1953
NBC
Channel: 33 UHF. . AP: 112 Kw.. .VP: 209 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WMTV, Inc.
Business Address Box 168
Tel.: CE 3-5381 News Service: UP
Representative Young
President Mitchell Wolf son
General Mgr Peter Theg
Program Director Donald Hopke
Film Manager George Plenderlieth
Prom. Director Wanda Montz
Chief Engineer Stanley Sadler
877
HEARST IS HUSTLING
IN MILWAUKEE
with
SPARKLING NEW RADIO FORMAT
"MAESTROS AND MUSICIANS"
on
WISN
and
EXCITING - EXPANDING
TELEVISION
on
WISN-TV
ABC Networks Represented Nationally by
Edward Petry Co. Inc.
878
WMBV-TV
-Marinette-
NBC
1954
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Promotion Mgr Bruce Wallace
Film Manager James Fitzgerald
Mgr. AM & TV Engineer Phillip B. Laeser
W I T I ■ T V— Milwaukee— 1956
Channel: 6 VHF. . . AP: 64 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Independent TV, Inc.
Business Address Box 641
Tel.: BR 3-8282 News Service: UP
Representative Branham
President Sol J. Kahn
Comm. Mgr Leon Dolnick
Sales Mgr J. Grant Sandison
Program Director Dean McCarthy
Promotion Dir Lawrence Turet
Chief Engineer Daniel Gellerup
Channel: 11 VHF. .AP: 120 Kw.. .VP: 249 Kw.
Owned-Oper By. .M & M Broadcasting Co.. Inc.
Address Wells St.
Tel.: RE 5-6631 News Service: UP
Rep Venard, Rintoul & McConnell
Membership NAB
President W. E. Walker
General Manager Joseph D. Mackin
Oper. Manager Pat Kehoe
Prom.. Pub. Director Yvonne Froncee
Sales Mbr Clarence O. Gray, Jr.
Prog. Dir B. Addley Gray
Chief Engineer Al S. Alexander
WISN- TV-Milwaukee
1954— ABC
Channel: 12 VHF..AP: 158 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned By Hearst Corp.
Business Address 759 N. 19th St.
Tel.: DI 2-3000. . .News Services: AP. UP. INS
Newspaper Affiliation Sentinel
Representative Petry
Membership NAB
Manager J. B. Soell
Local Sales Mgr R. Shireman
Film Dir Ann Fitzsimmons
Program Director Baylen Smith
Prom., Pub. Dir Arthur H. Barnes
Chief Engineer Lionel Wittenberg
WTM J- TV-Milwaukee
1947— NBC
Channel: 4 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By The Journal Co.
Business- Trans. Address 333 W. State St.
Tel.: BR 1-6000 News Service: AP
Representative Harrington, Righter &
Parsons, Inc.
Membership TvB
V.P., Gen. Mgr. Radio TV Walter J. Damm
Station Mgr George Comte
Asst. Sta. Mgr R. J. Heiss
Adm. Asst L. W. Herzog
Sales Mgr Neale V. Baake
Program Manager Sprague Vonier
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WXIX-Milwaukee-
CBS
1953
Channel: 19 UHF. .AP: 141 Kw.. .VP: 263 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By CBS, Inc.
Business Address 5445 N. 27th St.
Tel.: UP 3-1919 News Services: AP. UP
Representative CBS TV Spot Sales
Membership NAB, TvB
General Mgr Frank J. Shakespeare, Jr.
Program Director Leon Drew
General Sales Mgr Richard P. Hogue
Promotion Director R. H. Van Roo
Prog. Dir Charles E. Hinds
Publicity Director M. S. Bachman
Chief Engineer W. W. Wesley
WSAU-TV-Wausau-1954
ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 7 VHF. .AP: 122 Kw...VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By .. Wisconsin Valley TV Corp.
Address 714-5th Street
Tel.: 2-1021 News Service: AP
Newspaper Afiil Record-Herald
Representative Meeker TV
Membership NAB
President .George T. Frechette
Gen. Comm. Mgr Richard D. Dudley
Prom . Pub. Dir Tom Bolger
Program Director B. Kellnhauser
Film Manager Dan Ziebell
Chief Engineer Roland W. Richard
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Pop. March 1 (Est.)— 329,00?; Families— 96,000; Lie. Stations— 2,
Sta. CP's— 3; Radio Homes— 92,000; TV Homes— 48,000
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KSPR-TV-Casper-1957
CBS
Channel: 6 VHF. . AP: 6.76 Kw.. . VP: 13.43 Kw.
Owned D. L. Hathaway
Business Address 3900 E. 2nd St.
Tel.: 3-5777 News Service: UP
Representative Walker
Membership NAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr D. L. Hathway
Sta. Mgr M. R. Nichols
Local Comm. Mgr Richard Freeh
Film Mgr Harry Millard
Chief Engineer John Cheatham
Wyoming
ICT W0- TV-Casper
ABC-NBC
1957
Channel: 2 VHF. .AP: 14.1 Kw.. .VP: 28.5 Kw.
Owned Harriscope. Inc.
Business Address 35 N. Beverly Dr.
Tel.: CR 6-4632 News Service: UP
Membership NAB. TvB
National Rep Meeker
President Burt Harris
Exec. V.P Lawrence Berger
General Manager C. Van Haaften
Cont. Dir Rosemary Kress
Traf . Dir Norene Havill
879
# # WYOMIN
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G-ALASKA & &
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Film Mgr Hanley Cohn
Chief Engineer Robert Lebsock
KFBC-TV-Cheyenne-1954
CBS-ABC-NBC
Channel: 5 VHF..AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Frontier Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 2923 East Lincolnway
Tel.: 4-4461 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affiliation Wyoming Eagle &
Wyoming Tribune
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NAB
President Robert S. McCracken
Gen., Sta. Mgr William C. Grove
Commercial Mgr C. P. Cahill
Promotion Manager Joyce Pratt
Program Dir Holly Hoff
Film Mgr Don Wich
KWRB-TV-Biverton-1957
CBS
Channel: 10 AP 32 Kw VP: 64 Kw.
Owned Chief Washakie TV
Address Box 409 (Worland)
Telephone TH 800
Representative Meeker
Gen. Mgr., Ch. Eng Joseph P. Ernst
Sis. Mgr Hugh Graham
Prog. Mgr M. V. Ernst
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TELEVISION STATIONS
in TERRITORIES and POSSESSIONS
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ALASKA
KEN I- TV-Anchorage
1953-NBC-ABC
Channel: 2 VHF. .AP: 8.42 Kw.. .VP: 13.8 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Midnight Sun Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 1160
Tel.: 5-2201 News Services: AP, INS
Reps Fletcher (N. Y.), Day (Seattle)
Membership NAB
President Harry J. Hill
Sta., Gen. Mgr Alvin O. Bramstedt
Comm. Mgr William Stewart
Program Director Gerry Hinchee
Prom., Pub. Director Barbara Harrison
Film Manager Gerry Hinchee
Chief Engineer Charles Gray
KTVA— Anchorage— 1953
CBS
Channel: 11 VHF. .AP: 1.61 Kw.. .VP: 3.22 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Northern Television, Inc.
Business Address 4th & Denali Sts.
Tel.: 5-4321 News Service: AP
Representative Alaska Radio-TV
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr A. G. Hiebert
Prog. Dir Paul West
Comm. Mgr Claire O. Banks
Prom., Pub. Dir Joan Jorgenson
Film Mgr Detta Stark
V.P., Tech. Dir lack Walden
KFAR-TV-Fairbanks-1955
ABC-NBC
Channel: 2 VHF...AP: 2 Kw....VP: 5.4 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Midnight Sun Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Lalhrop Bldg.
News Service AP
Reps Fletcher (N. Y.); Day (Seattle
Membership NAB
President Harry C. Hill
General Manager Alvin C. Bramstedt
Station Manager Don Andon
Commercial Mgr Jack Barnhart
Prog. Dir Donna Modrow
Chief Engineer Wm. E. Van Blytterswyk
KTVF-Fairbanks-1955
CBS
Channel: 11 VHF..AP: 5.5 Kw.. .VP: 11 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Northern TV, Inc.
Business Address Box 590
Tel.: 3636 News Service: AP
Representative Alaska Radio-TV Sales
Pres., Gen. Mgr A. G. Hiebert
Station Manager Walt Welch
Commercial Mgr John Griffin
Program Director Vern Francis
Prom., Pub. Dir Joan Bovee
Film Manager Lawrence Roberts
Chief Engineer Garth Anderson
KINY-TV-Juneau-1956
CBS
Channel: 8 VHF. .AP: 131 Kw...VP: 261 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Alaska Bcstg. System, Inc.
Bus. Add.. .831 Securities Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
Tel.: SE 6333 News Service: AP
Representative Alaska Radio-TV
Pres., Gen. Mgr William J. Wagner
Station Manager J. W. McKinley
Sales Mgr Warren Price
Production Manager Richard Peter
Chief Engineer Gordon Burnett
HAWAII
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KMVI-Wailuku-1955
(Separately owned and managed satellite of
KONA, Wailuku)
Channel: 12 VHF. .AP: 15 W...VP: 30 Ww.
Owned-Oper Maui Publishing Co., Ltd.
Business Address Box 374
Tel 33-981
General Manager Ezra J. Crane
Station Manager Richard E. Mawson
Commercial Mgr Frank R. Kovacic
Chief Engineer Neil Arveschough
KHBC-TV-Hilo-1955
CBS
(Satellite of KGMB-TV, Honolulu)
Channel: 9 VHF. . .AP: 0.5 Kw....VP: 1 Kw.
KCMB-TV-Honolulu-1952
CBS
Channel: 9 VHF..AP: 63.1 Kw...VP: 105 Kw.
Owned-Oper Hawaiian Bcstg. Systems, Ltd.
Business Address. . . . 1534 Kapiolani Boulevard
Tel.: 9-2011 News Service: UP
Newspaper Affil .Star Bulletin
Representative Peters, Griffin, Woodward
President, Gen. Mgr J. Howard Worrall
Mgr., Sta. Op"er Melvin B. Wright
Gen. Sis. Mgr Charles Crockett
Local Sis. Mgr Robert Costa
Prom., Pub. Dir Colleen Ng
Chief Engineer Daniel O. Hunter
KOMA-TV-Honolulu-1952
NBC
Channel: 2 VHF. . . .AP: 30 Kw VP: 60 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Honolulu, Ltd.
Business Address 1170 Auahi St.
TeL 6-2366
Newspaper Affil Honolulu Advertiser
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Membership NAB
President John D. Keating
Local Sales Mgr Martin F. Rohde
Nat'l Sales Mgr Jim Spencer
Prog. Dir .Clarence Chun
Prom. Dir Betty McCollum
Pub. Dir Hal Shade
Chief Engineer Alvin Chang
KBLA-TV— Honolulu— 1954
ABC
Channel: 4 VHF..AP: 13.1 Kw...VP: 26.3 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By TV Corp. of America
Address 1290 Ala Moana Blvd.
Tel.: 6-3666 News Service: AP
Representative Young-TV
Gen. Mgr Jack Burnett
Sales Mgr Art Srinkle
Prog., Pub. Dir Dan Kawakami
Prom. Dir Paul Yamamoto
Film Mgr Joe Konno
Chief Engineer R. T. Miyahara
KMAU-TV-Wailuku-1955
CBS
(Satellite of KGMB-TV, Honolulu)
Channel: 3 VHF AP: 3 Kw VP: 6 Kw.
PUERTO RICO
W0RA-TV— Mayaguez
1955-ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: .891 Kw.. .VP: 1.48 Kw.
Owned-Oper By Supreme Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address Darlington Bldg.
Tel 1151
Representative Inter Am. Pub., Inc.
President Alfredo R. Arellano
Station Mgr R. M. Dupont
Program Director Ignacio Lopez
Promotion Dir Nelson Nin
Publicity Dir Natty Lopez
Film Manager Mario Rivera Negron
Chief Engineer Jesus M. Aviles Brunet
W A P A - T V-San Juan-1954
NBC-ABC
Channel: 4 VHF. . AP: 33.9 Kw.. .VP: 56.2 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .Ponce de Leon Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 357 Ponce de Leon
Tel 3-3006
Representative Caribbean Networks Inc.
Membership NAB
President John G. Johnson
Gen. Manager Carlos Rivera Gonzales
Promotion Dir Roberto Carrasquillo
Program Director Luis Dominguez
Film Manager Hector Hernandez
Chief Engineer .Rafael Cruz Rivera
WK A U -TV— San Juan— 1954
CBS
Channel: 2 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By El Mundo Inc.
Business Address Box 1072
Tel 3-3800
Rep Inter- American Publications Inc.
President Angel Ramos
Act.-General Manager Delf in Fernandez
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Comm. Manager Jorge Rivero
Sales, Prom. Mgr Oscar Reinosa
Prog. Dir Jose Luis Torregrosa
Film Mgr Carlos Garcia de Quevedo
Dir. Engineering Jack Tudor
To Broadcasters
AP
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The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
WRIK-TV-Ponce-1958
CBS-ABC
Channel: 7 AP: .71 Kw VP: 1.4 Kw.
Owned Ponce TV Partnership
Address Darlington Bldg.
Representative Inter-American Publ.
Pres., Ch. Eng George A. Mayoral
Gen.. Sis. Mgr William Cortada
Prog. Mgr Frances Berry
WSUR-TV-Ponce-1958
Channel: 9 VHF. . .AP: .42 Kw.. . .VP: .83 Kw.
Owned American Colonial Bcstg. Corp.
Address 1000 Ponce de Leon Ave., (S.J.)
Telephone 2-1278
Pres., Ch. Eng Ralph P. Perry
Gen. Mgr Mariano A. Escudero
GUAM
KUAM-TV-Agana-1956
ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 8 VHF..AP: .075 Kw.. .VP: .15 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Guam, Inc.
Business Address Box 68
Tel.: 7961 News Service: INS
Representative Intercontinental Services
Membership NAB
President Harry M. Engel. Jr.
Resident Mgr John P. Barton
Operations Mgr Edgar A. Olson
Commercial Mgr Mary C. Chappelle
Prom.. Pub. Dir Len Stein
Film Manager Ron Tompkins
Chief Engineer James Long
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-Red Deer— 1957
CBS
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CHCT-TV— Calgary— 1954
CBC
Channel: 2 VHF. . . AP: 50 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned By Calgary Television, Ltd.
Address 955 Rideau Road
Tel.: CH 3-3491 News Services: INS. CP
Newspaper Affil Herald
Sales Rep All-Canada TV, Weed
Membership CARTB
President F. R. Shaw
Manager Herb Stewart
Commercial Mgr R. Watson
Prom., Pub. Director Barry Nicholls
Oper. Mgr R. S. Carson
Prog. Dir Ron Chase
Film Manager Gordon Warner
Chief Engineer Lee Crawley
CFRN-TV
-Edmonlon-
CBC
1954
Channel: 3 VHF. . .AP: 90 Kw.. . .VP: 180 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Sunwapta Bcstg. Co.. Ltd.
Business Address 102 CPR Bldg.
Tel.: 892572 News Service: BUP
Reps Young Canadian
Membership CARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr G. R. A. Rice
Station Mgr S. S. Lancaster
Commercial Mgr Bruce D. Alloway
Chief Engineer F. G. A. Makepeace
C J L H - T V— Lethbridge— 1955
CBC
Channel: 7 VHF.. .AP: 85.5 Kw.. .VP: 171 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Lethbridge TV, Ltd.
Business Address Lethbridge
Tel FA 7-1521
Representatives All-Canada TV; Weed
Membership CARTB
President H. Buchanan
Managing Director N. Botterill
Commercial Mgr L. Crittenden
Program Director S. Pitt
Technical Dir V. Reed
CHAT-TV— Medicine Hat
1957— CBC
Channel: 6 VHF. . .AP: 3 Kw....VP: 5.7 Kw.
Owned Monarch Bcstg. Co. Ltd.
Address Medicine Hat
Tel JA 7-2457
Representative Weed; Stovin-Byles
Membership CARTB
General Manager R. J. Buss
Commercial Mgr Jack Oldham
Chief Engineer Sid Gaifney
Channel: 6 VHF.AP: 2.875 Kw..VP: 5.75 Kw.
Owned CHCA TV Limited
Business Address 4-4730 Ross St.
Tel.: 4644 News Service: CP
Representative John N. Hunt
Membership NAB, CARTB. BBM
Pres., Mgr. Dir G. A. Bartley
Comm., Asst. Mgr Cam G. Harjus
Prog. Dir Ray D. Torgrud
Prom. Dir Audrey Sole
Pub. Dir A. R. Porkka
Film Mgr Len G. Purnell
Chief Engineer T. Wadson
British Columbia
CrCR-TV-Kamloops-1957
CBC
Channel: 4 VHF. . . AP: 359 Kw.. . .VP: 700 W.
Owned Twin Cities TV Ltd.
Business Address Radio-TV Centre
Tel.: 1022-K ..News Service: BNS
Representative Weed
Pres., Gen. Mgr Ian G. Clark
Comm. Mgr., Pub. Dir Walter Harwood
Prog. Dir Jean Ross
Film Mgr Margaret Heron
Chief Engineer. . Fred Webber
CHBC-TV-Kelowna-1957
Channels: 2 Kelowna; 7 Vernon; 13 Penticton
Owned Okanagan Valley TV Co.
Business Address 342 Leon Ave.
Tel 4535
Representative All-Canada TV. Weed
President Jim Browne
Gen., Sta. Mgr Roy G. Chapman
Comm. Mgr Dick Sharp
Prog. Dir Stan Lettner
Prom., Pub. Dir Norm Williams
Film Mgr Russ Richardson
Chief Engineer Tom Wyatt
C H B C - T V- 1— Penticton— 1957
(Satellite of CHBC-TV. Kelowna. B. C.)
Channel: 13 VHF. AP: 150 Kw.. VP: 300 Kw.
CBUT— Vancouver— 1953
CBC
Channel: 2 AP: 48 Kw VP: 90 Kw.
Owned By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address .701 Hornby St.
Telephone Marine 6121
Television Director Hugh Palmer
Program Director Marce L. Munro
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Technical Director Ross L. Whiteside
Newsreel Editor-in-charge R. L. Elson
Film Director Stanley Fox
Design Director Cliff Robinson
New Brunswick
CHBC-TV-2-Vernon-1957
(Satellite of CHBC-TV, Kelowna, B. C.)
Channel: 7 AP: 155 Kw VP: 310 Kw.
CHEK-TV-Vicioria-1956
CBS
Channel: 6 VHF. . . .AP: .9 Kw VP: 1.8 Kw.
Owned-Oepr. By CHEK, Ltd.
Business Address 1450 Douglas St.
TeL 7-1821
Representative Forioe
President David M. Armstrong
General Manager Russell L. Furse
Program Dir Robert Hallock
Chief Engineer Norman Bergquist
Manitoba
CKX-TV-Brandon-CBC
1955
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 9.65 Kw.. .VP: 19.3 Kw.
Owned By Western Manitoba Bcstrs. Ltd.
Address 2940 Victoria Ave.
Tel 5393
Sales Representative All-Canada TV, Weed
Membership CARTB
Prea., Gen. Mgr. John B. Craig
Exec. Ass't, Sta. Mgr Eric Davies
Coram. Manager Archie Olson
Program Director Douglas A. Lee
Chief Engineer A. M. Gomez
CHS J- TV— Saint John-1954
CBC
Channel: 4 AP: 50 Kw VP: 100 Kw.
Owned By New Brunswick Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address 14 Church St
TeL 3-3304
Sales Rep All Canada TV; Weed
Membership CARTB
Gen. Mgr George A. Cromwell
Program Dir William Stewart
Chief Engineer Jack Bishop
CBWT— Winnipeg— 1954
CBC
Channel 4 AP: 33 Kw VP: 56 Kw.
Owned By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 160
TeL: SP 4-2541 News Service: BUP
News Service BUP, CP
Director. W. G. Carpentier
Sales Rep R. L. Horley
Program Dir Bruce MacPherson
Press & Information Rep C. E. L'Ami
Film Manager Miss G. M. Brown
Chief Engineer R. D. Cahoon
CKCW-TV-Moncion-
CBC
1954
Channel: 2 VHF...AP: 16 Kw....VP: 25 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Moncton Bcstg., Ltd.
Address #10 Release Centre
Tel.: EV 4-9601 News Service: BP
Reps Canadian Sta. Reps.; Stovin
Membership TvB
General Manager F. A. Lynds
Commercial Mgr Bruce Masters
Prog. Dir J. S. Irvine
Prom. Dir Barbara Parsons
Chief Engineer Keith MacConnell
Newfoundland
CJOX-TV-Argeniia-1957
(Satellite of CJON-TV, St. John's, Nfld.)
Channel: 10. . . .AP: .09 Kw VP: .19 Kw.
C J0H- TV-Si. John's-1955
CBC-ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 6 VHF...AP: 11 Kw....VP: 21 Kw.
Owned-Oper. . . . Newfoundland Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business Address Prince of Wales Street
Tel.: 7105 News Services: AP, CP
Representatives All-Canada TV; Weed
Membership CARTB
President Geoff Stirling
General Mgr Don Jamieson
Sta. Mgr Colin Jamieson
Commercial Mgr Jack Baird
Program Director Charles Lang
Promotion Dir Miss Mary Myler
Publicity Dir. Ada Meyers
Film Manager Reg Powell
Chief Engineer Oscar Herlihey
Nova Scotia
C B H T— Halifax— 1954— CBC
Channel: 3 AP: 60 Kw VP: 100 Kw.
Owned By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address 70 Bell Rd.
Tel.: 2-8311 News Services: BUP, BN
Reg. Director Capt. W. E. S. Briggs
Director G. F. Brickenden
Coram. Representative Donald G. LeBlanc
Technical Director J. Simonsen
Program Director Carl MacCaull
Press & Info. Director Bert Wilson
Film Director George Homes
CJCB-TV-Sydney-1954
CBC
Crannel: 4 VHF..AP: 108 Kw...VP: 180 Kw.
Owned By Cape Breton Bcstrs.
Address TV Bldg., Mira Rd.
Tel.: 3431 News Services: INS, BN
Sales Rep... Weed TV Corp.; All-Canada TV
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Program Mgr Mrs. M. C. MacQuarrie
Comm. Mgr Effie Williams
Prom. Dir L. Y. Maclnnis
Pub. Dir J. C. McVicar
Film Mgr R. H. Demers
Chief Engineer M. E. Bowles
Ontario
CKVR-TV-Barrie-1955
CBC
Channel: 3 VHF..AP: 13.5 Kw.. .VP: 27 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Ralph Snelgrove TV Ltd.
Address P. O. Box 69
Tel.: PA 6-6466 News Service: BN
Representative Mulvihill; Young
Pres., Gen. Manager. . . .Ralph T. Snelgrove
Comm. Mgr Charles Tierney
Promotion Dir Barry Pauley
Chiei Engineer Jack Mattenley
CKSO-TV-I-EllioiLake
1957— CBC
(Satellite of CKSO-TV, Sudbury, Ont.)
CHCH-TV
-Hamillon-
CBC
1954
Channel: 11.... AP: 90 Kw VP: 150 Kw.
Owned By Niagara Television Ltd.
Address 163 Jackson St. W.
Tel.: JA 2-1101 News Service: CP
Sales Rep Adam Young, All-Canada TV
Newspaper Affil Spectator
Membership CARTB
President, Gen. Mgr Kenneth D. Soble
Station Mgr S. J. Bibby
Comm. Manager R. J. Peters
Prog. Manager J. S. Purvis
Prom., Pub. Dir S. F. Habberfield
Film Manager D. Gale
Chief Engineer W. E. Jeynes
C F C L - T V - 1— Kapuskasing
1957
(Satellite of CFCL-TV, Timmins, Ont.)
Channel: 3 AP: 17 W VP: 34 W.
CKWS-TV-Kingsion-1954
CBC
Channel: 11 VHF..AP: 154 Kw.. .VP: 257 Kw.
Owned By Frontenac Bcstg. Co. Ltd.
Address 170 Queen St.
Tel LI 2-4977
Saies Rep Young, All-Canada TV
President W. R. Davies
Gen. Mgr H. C. Freeman
Station Mgr R. W. Hof stetter
Comm. Mgr D. Payne
Chief Engineer Bert Cobb
C K C 0 - T V— Kitchener— 1953
CBC-CBS
Channel: 13 VHF. .AP: 54.4 Kw.. . VP: 100 Kw.
Owned By Central Ontario TV. Ltd.
Address 864 King St. W.
Tel.: SH 3-4335 News Services: AP. UP
Sales Rep Hardy; Hunt; Weed
Membership CARTB
President Carl Pollock
General Manager Eugene E. Fitzgibbons
Station Manager W. D. McGregor
Prom., Pub. Dir Bill Whiting
Program Manager Don Martz
Film Manager Errol Creighton-Kelly
Chief Engineer Alexander G. Day
CFPL-TV-London-
CBC
1953
1955
Channel: 10.... AP: 195 Kw VP: 325 Kw.
Owned By ... . London Free Press Printing Co.
Address Commissioners Rd., Box 488
Tel.: 4-2115 News Service: BN
Newspaper Affil London Free Press
Sales Rep Weed TV; All-Canada TV
Membership CARTB
President Walter J. Blackburn
Gen. Manager Murray T. Brown
Sta. Manager Robert A. Reinhart
Comm. Mgr., Prom. Dir W. C. Wingrove
Film Supervisor Beatrice Nott
Dir. of Engineering G. Robitcdlle
CKGN-TV-NorihBay-
CBC-ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 10 VHF. .AP: 25.75 Kw.. .VP: 51.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Tel-Ad Co.
Address .P. O. Box 1000
Tel.: GR 2-9000 News Service: CP
Representative. .Mulvihill Ltd., Hunt & Assoc.
Membership CARTB
President Gerald A. Alger
Man. Dir Ced Price
Commercial Mgr Gord Beavis
Program Director Bill Hart
Prom., Pub. Dir Barry Penh ale
Film Mgr Tvelyn Becks
Chief Engineer David Mee
CB0FT— Ottawa— 1955
Channel: 9 VHF...AP: 55 Kw....VP: 31 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address Lanark Ave.
Telephone PA 8-1771
Station Manager C. P. Wright
Operations Mgr Georges Huard
Comm. Manager Maurice Valinquette
Chief Engineer Maxted Gilbert
CB0T— Ottawa— 1953
CBC
Channel: 4 AP: 27 Kw VP: 50 Kw.
Owned By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 39, Westboro, Ont.
Tel PA 8-1771
Station Mgr Georges Huard
Commercial Mgr Larry O'Neil
Program Dir Dennis Townsend
Technical Director J. H. Book
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CH EX- TV-Peterborough
1955-CBC
Channel: 12 VHF. AP: 60 Kw.. VP: 102 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Kawartha Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business Address Box 657
Tel.: RI 2-0451 News Service: BN, CP
Reps All-Canada TV; Weed
Membership CARTB
General Manager Harvey Freeman
Mgr Keith Parker
Commercial Mgr D. T. Manning
Program Director Gordon Shale
Film Manager Don Harte-Maxwell
Chief Engineer Bert Crump
CFCJ-TV-Port Arthur
1954-CBC
Channel: 2 AP: 15 Kw VP: 28 Kw.
Owned By Thunder Bay Electronics Ltd.
Address 87 N. Hill St.
Tel.: 4-2404 News Service: BN
Membership CARTB
Sales Rep Weed TV; All-Canada TV
President and Mgr Ralph H. Parker
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Owned-Op J. Conrad Lavigne Enterprises
Business Address Box 620
Tel.: 577 News Service: AP
Reps McGillvra; Hunt; Renaud
Membership CARTB
President J. Conrad Lavigne
General Manager Rene Barrette
Program Director Jean DeVilliers
Technical Dir Roch Demers
Prom. Dir Isabella Appleby
Film Mgr Hazel Clermont
CBLT— Toronto— 1952
CBC-CBS-ABC-NBC
Channel: 9....AP: 53.5 Kw VP: 99.5 Kw.
Owned By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address 354 Jarvis St.
Telephone WA 3-5461
Director Fergus Mutrie
Asst. Director J. R. W. Graham
Sales Mgr John Malloy
Program Director Peter McDonald
Technical Director Reginald Horton
Supervisor of Design Leonard Crawford
Press and Information Rep W. C. Walls
CJIC-TV-Sault Ste Marie
1954-CBC-ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 2 VHF. . . . AP: 15 Kw VP: 28 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Hyland Radio-TV, Ltd.
Business Address 119 East Street
Tel.: AL 3-3515 News Service: BN
Representatives All-Canada TV; Weed
Membership CARTB
President Mrs. J. G. Hyland
Gen., Sta. Mgr R. H. Ramsay
Commercial Mgr., Prog. Dir E. W. Plouffe
Prom. Dir H. O'Connor
Film Manager Beverly Gay
Chief Engineer Dave Irwin
CKSO-TV-Sudbury-1953
CBC
Channel: 5 VHF. . .AP: 15 Kw.. . .VP: 30 Kw.
Owned By CKSO Radio, Ltd.
Address Box 400
Tel.: OS 4-0711 News Services: BN, BUP
Representatives Weed; All Canada TV
President George M. Miller
General Manager W. J. Woodlll
Nat. Comm. Mgr Ralph Connor
Chief Engineer Wally Robert
CFCL-TV— Timmins— 1956
CBC
Channel: 6 VHF..AP: 9.2 Kw...VP: 18.5 Kw.
CKLW- TV-Windsor
(See Detroit, Michigan Listing.)
C K N X-Wingham-1955-CBC
Channel: 8 VHF..AP: 19.5 Kw.. .VP: 36 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By CXNX Ltd.
Address Carling Terrace
Tel.: 158 News Service: BN
Representative . . All Canada TV, Adam Young
Membership CARTB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr . . .W. T. Cruickshanl
Comm. Manager C. R. Hamiltor
Program Director Don Hildebrand
Prom., Pub. Dir Helen Fleury
Film Mgr Harold Swatridge
Chief Engineer Scott Reid
Prince Edward Island
CrCY-TV— Charlotietown
1956— CBC
Channel: 13 VHF. . . .AP: 38.5.... VP: 79 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .Island Radio Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business Address 85 Kent St.
Tel.: 7347 News Service: CP
Representatives All-Canada TV; Weed
Membership CARTB
Sta.. Comm., Film Mgr R. F. Large
Traffic Manager E. P. Williams
Promotion Mgr M. E. Large
Tech, Supervisor < , J. G. Jay
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Owned TV de Quebec (Canada) Ltd.
Add 200 Ave. St.-Jean Bosco, Ste Foy, Que.
Tel.: MU 3-4985 News Service: CP
Representative Stovin-Byles
Membership CARTB
President Gaston Pratte
General Manager Jean A. Pouliot
Commercial Mgr Arthur P. Fitzgibbons
Prom., Pub. Dir Andrew N. McLellan
Film Manager Gerald Ross
Chief Engineer Marcel Chabot
Quebec
CKRS-TV-Jonquiere-1955
CBC
Channel: 12 VHF...AP: 21 Kw.. VP: 42 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Radio Saguenay Limited
Business Address Sir Wilfred Laurier St.
Tel LI 2-4551
Reps Hardy; Hunt; Adam Young
Membership CARTB
President Henri Lepage
General Mgr Tom Burham
Station Mgr Paul J. Audette
Program Director Odette Arseneau
Film Manager Eugene Michaud
Chief Engineer Gerard Lemieux
CBFT-Monireal-1952
CBC
Channel: 2 AP: 50 Kw VP: 100 Kw.
Owned By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address 1425 Dorchester St. W.
Telephone UN 6-2571
Director Andre Ouimet
Program Director Fernand Guerard
Comm. Manager Maurice Valiquette
Film Mgr J. Lepailleur
Prass 6, Information J. J. Trud»aau
Ch"ef Engineer Henri Audet
CBMT-Montreal-1954
CBC
Channel: 6....AP: 26.2 Kw VP: 43.8 Kw.
Owned By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address 1425 Dorchester St. W.
Phone Number UNiversity 6-2571
Television Director Andre Ouimet
Comm. Manager Maurice Valiquette
Prog. Director D. E. McGill
Film Manager J. Lepailleur
Press and Information J. J. Trudeau
Chief Engineer Henri Audet
C F C H - T V-Quebec Cily— 1954
CBS-CBC
Channel: 4....AP: .635 Kw VP: 1.27 Kw.
Owned By Television De Quebec .
Address 200 Ave. St. Jean Bosco, Ste. For
Telephone MU 3-4985
Membership CARTB
Sales Rep Weed; Hardy; Hunt
President Gaston Pratte
Executive Director A. C. Picard
Gen. Mgr J. A. Pouliot
Director of Operations Ernest W. Miller
Comm. Mgr A. P. Fitzgibbons
Program Manager Jacques Filteau
CKMI- TV-Quebec City
1957— CBC
Channel: 5 VHF..AP: 2.8 Kw...VP: 5.6 Kw.
CJBR TV— Rimouski— 1954
CBC
Channel: 3. . . . AP: 34.55 Kw VP: 60.6 Kw.
Owned By Central Public Serv. Corp.
Address 6 St. John St.
Tel: RA 3-2217 News Service: BN
Sales Rep Stovin-Byles
President Jacques Brilliant
Station Manager Andre Lecomte
Prog., Prom. Director Francois Raymond
C K R N - T V— Bouyn-Noranda
1957— CBC
Channel: 4 VHF...AP: 25 Kw....VP: 50 Kw.
Owned Northern Radio-Radio Nord, Inc.
Business Address Box 70
Tel.: RO 2-7741 News Service: BUP
Membership CARTB. ACRTF
Pres.. Gen. Mgr David A. Gourd
Sta., Comm. Mgr George A. Chartrand
Chief Engineer Jean-Guy Langevin
CHLT-TV— Sherbrooke
1956— CBC
Channel: 7 VHF. .AP: 312 Kw...VP: 312 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By La Tribune, Ltd.
Business Address 221 Dufferin St.
Tel.: LO 9-2525 News Service: CP
Reps Hardy (Canada); Canadian Stations
Reps (N. Y.)
Newspaper Affil La Tribune
President Paul Desruisseaux
General Manager Alphee Gauthier
Station Manager Jean-Louis Gauthier
Program Director Pierre Bruneau
Promotion Director Paul- Andre Joly
Publicity Dir Georges L'Ecuyer
Film Manager Guy Bachand
Chief Engineer Leo Guilbeau
Saskatchewan
CKB I- TV-Prince Albert
1958— CBC
Channel: 5 AP: 36.5 Kw VP: 61 Kw.
Owned Central Bcstg. Co.
Address. 10th St. West
Tel.: RO 3-7421 News Service: CP
Representatives All Canada; Weed
Membership CARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr. ..,...,...,.. E. A. Rawlinson
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Commercial Mgr G. O. Johnson
Program Dir. J. J. Cennon
Promotion Dir Gerald Prest
Chief Engineer Tom Van Nes
CKCK-TV-Regina-
CBC
1954
Channel: 2 VHF...AP: 53.5... VP: 100 Kw.
Owned By Transcanada
Address Leader Post Building
Tel.: LA 3-6671 News Service: PN
Membership CARTB
Newspaper Affil Leader Post
Sales Rep Weed, All-Canada TV
President Clifford Slfton
Gen., Sta. Mgr H. A. Crittenden
Comm. Manager Lloyd Westmoreland
Prog. Dir., Film Mgr Larry Glover
Promotion Director William Rees
Chief Engineer E. A. Strong
CFQC-TV-Saskaioon— 1954
CBC-NBC-ABC
Channel: 8 AP: 60 Kw VP: 100 Kw.
Owned By A. A. Murphy & Sons Ltd.
Address 216 1st Ave. N.
Telephone 2-6611
Sales Rep Adam Young TV Corp.; Oakes;
Radio Representative, Ltd.
President A. A. Murphy
Vice-Pres,, Gen. Mgr G. Blcdr Nelson
Asst. Manager Vernon Dallln
Operations Mgr Walter Romanow
Sales Manager Will Klein
Prom. Director H. Edmunds
News Service Dir Bill Cameron
Chief Engineer Lyn Hoskin
CJFB- TV— Swift Current
1957-CBC
Channel: 5....AP: 6.6 Kw VP: 13.3 Kw.
Owned Swift Current Telecasting Co. Ltd.
Address North Hill
Telephone 2364
Representative For joe-TV
Pres., Gen. Mgr William D. Forst
Sis. Mgr Walter S. Buffam
Prog. Dir Julie Forst
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FOREIGN TV STATIONS
Operating TV stations as of January 1, 1958
(In most cases, satellites are not included)
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Call
Location Letters Licensee or Grantee Channel No.
— ALGERIA —
Algiers Radiodiffusion-Television Francaise (Govt.) CH. F-ll
Buenos Aires
LR3-TV
ARGENTINA —
Radio Belgrano TV
Ch. 7
Melbourne
Melbourne
Melbourne
Sydney
Sydney
Sydney
Graz
Linz
Salzburg
Sonnwendstein
Vienna
Antwerp
Brussels
Brussels
Liege
GTV
HSV
ABV
ATN
TCN
ABN
— AUSTRALIA —
General Television Corp., Ltd.
Herald-Sun Television, Ltd.
Australian Bcstg. Commission
Amalgamated TV Services
Television Corp» Ltd
Australian Bcstg Commission
— AUSTRIA —
Osterreichischer Rundfunk (Govt.)
Osterreichischer Rundfunk (Govt.)
Osterreichischer Rundfunk (Govt.)
Osterreichischer Rundfunk (Govt.)
Osterreichischer Rundfunk (Govt.)
— BELGIUM —
Institut National Beige de Television (Govt.)
Institut National Beige de Television (Govt.)
Institut National Beige de Television (Govt.)
Institut National Beige de Television (Govt.)
Ch
A-9
Ch
A-7
Ch.
A-3
Ch
A-7
Ch. A-9
Ch.
A-3
Ch.
E-7
Ch.
E-6
Ch.
E-8
Ch.
E-10
Ch.
E-5
Ch.
E-3
Ch.
E-8
Ch.
E-10
Ch.
E-3
— BERMUDA —
ZBM-TV
Bermuda Radio & Television Co.,
— BRAZIL —
Ltd. Ch. 10
Belo Horizonte
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Santos
Sao Paulo
Sao Paulo
Sao Paulo
PRH6-TV
PRG3-TV
PRF3-TV
PRB9-TV
Radio Guarami
Radio Televisao Tupi
Radio Record TV
TV Rebratel
Radio Televesisao Paulista
Radio Dif usiora de Sao Paulo
Radio Record TV
— COLOMBIA —
Ch. 4
Ch. 6
Ch. 13
Ch. 5
Ch. 3
Ch. 7 ,
Bogota
HJRN-TV
Televisora Nacional (Govt.)
— BULGARIA —
Ch. 8
Sofia
Government
— CUBA —
Ch. R-III
Camaguey
Havana
Havana
Havana
Havana
Havana
Matanzas
Santa Clara
Santiago de Cuba
CMJL-TV
CMAB-TV
CMBF-TV
CMQ-TV
CM-TV
CMGQ-TV
OMHQ-TV
CMKU-TV
Circuito CMQ
Telemundo
CMBF-TV Cadena Nacional, S.A.
Circuito CMQ
Radio Universal, S.A.
Telemundo
Circuito CMQ
Circuito CMQ
Circuito CMQ
Ch. 6
Ch. 2
Ch. 4
Ch. 6
Ch. 7
Ch. 10
Ch. 9
Ch. 5
Ch. 3
- CZECHOSLOVAKIA —
Bratislava
Ostrava
Prague
Ceskoslovensky Rozhias (Govt.)
Ceskoslovensky Rozhias (Govt.)
Ceskoslovensky Rozhias (Govt.)
Ch. R-in
Ch. R-II
Ch. R-II
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Location
Aarhus
Copenhagen
Odense
Soenderjylland
Call
setters
Licensee or Grantee
— DENMARK —
Danish State Radio (Govt.)
Danish State Radio (Govt.)
Danish State Radio (Govt.)
Danish State Radio (Govt.)
Channel No.
Ch. E-o
Ch. E-4
Ch. E-3
Ch. E-7
Ciudad Trujillo
— DOMINICAN REPUBLIC -
HIT-TV La Voz Dominicana
Ch. 4
San Salvador
VSEB-TV
— EL SALVADOR —
Television Salvadorena
Ch. 6
Helsinki
Helsinki
Turku
— FINLAND —
TV Club of Helsinki
Finnish Broadcasting Corp.
Turku TV Club
Ch. E-9
Ch. E-6
Bourges
Caen
Cannes-Nice
Dijon
Grenoble
Lille
Lyon
Lyon-Fourvieres
Marseilles
Metz-Luttange
Mulhouse
Nan cy- Van doeu v re
Paris
Reims
Rennes
Rouen
Strasbourg
Toulon
— FRANCE —
Radiodiffusion
Radiodiffusion
Radiodiifusion
Radiodiifusion
Radiodiifusion
Radiodiifusion
Radiodiifusion
Radiodiifusion
Radiodiifusion
Radiodiffusion
Radiodiffusion
Radiodiffusion
Radiodiffusion
Radiodiffusion
Radiodiffusion
Radiodiffusion
Radiodiffusion
Radiodiffusion
Television
Television
Television
Television
Television
Television
Television
Television
Television
Television
Television
Television
Television
Television
Television
Television
Television
Television
Francais (Govt.)
Francais (Govt.)
Francais (Govt.)
Francais (Govt.)
Francais (Govt.)
Francais (Govt.)
Francais (Govt.)
Francais (Govt.)
Francais (Govt.)
Francais (Govt.)
Francais (Govt.)
Francais (Govt.)
Francais (Govt.)
Francais (Govt.)
Francais (Govt.)
Francais (Govt.)
Francais (Govt.)
Francais (Govt.)
Ch. F-9
Ch. F-8
Ch. F-6
Ch. F-10
Ch. F-10
Ch. F-8A
Ch. F-I8
Ch. F-5
Ch. F-8A
Ch. F-6
Ch. F-8A
Ch. F-7
Ch. F-8A
Ch. F-5
Ch. F-5
Ch. F-10
Ch. F-5
Ch. F-ll
Berlin
Berlin
Brocken
Chemnitz
Dresden
Hepterberg
Inselberg
Leipsig
Rostock
— GERMANY (East) —
Staatliches Rundfunk Komitee (Govt.)
Staatliches Rundfunk Komitee (Govt.)
Staatliches Rundfunk Komitee (Govt.)
Staatliches Rundfunk Komitee (Govt.)
Staatliches Rundfunk Komitee (Govt.)
Staatliches Rundfunk Komitee (Govt.)
Staatliches Rundfunk Komitee (Govt.)
Staatliches Rundfunk Komitee (Govt.)
Staatliches Rundfunk Komitee (Govt.)
Ch. R-9
Ch. R-l
Ch. R-4
Ch. R-8
Ch. R-l
Ch. R-6
Ch. R-II1
Ch. R-8
Aalen
Baden-Baden
Berlin
Biedenkopf
Bonn
Bremen
Feldberg
Flensburg
Frankfurt
Freiburg
Grunten
Hamburg
Hanover
Harz
Hof
Hoher Meissner
Hornisgrinde
Kaiserlautern
Kiel
Koln
Koblenz
Kreuzberg-Rhon
Langenberg
Marburg
Moselle
Nurnberg
Raichberg
Saarbruchen
— GERMANY (West)
Suddeutscher Rundfunk
Sudwestfunk
Sender Freies Berlin
Hesslicher Rundfunk
Nord -und Westdeutscher
Nord -und Westdeutscher
Sudwestfunk
Nord- und Westdeutscher
Hrsslicher Rundfunk
Sudwestfunk
Bayerischer Rundfunk
Nord- und Westdeutscher
Nord- und Westdeutscher
Nord- und Westdeutscher
Bayerischer Rundfunk
Hesslicher Rundfunk
Sudwestfunk
Sudwestfunk
Nord- und Westdeutscher
Nord- und Westdeutscher
Sudwestfunk
Bayerische Rundfunk
Nord- und Westdeutscher
Hesslicher Rundfunk
Sudwestfunk
Bayerischer Rundfunk
Sudwestfunk
Telesaar
890
Rundfunkverband
Rundfunkverband
Rundfunkverband
Rundfunkverband
Rundfunkverband
Rundfunkverband
Rundfunkverband
Rundfunkverband
Rundfunkverband
Ch. E-8
Ch. E-7
Ch. E-7
Ch. E-5
Ch. E-5
Ch. E-8
Ch. E-8
Ch. E-4
Ch. E-8
Ch. E-7
Ch. E-8
Ch. E-9
Ch. E-8
Ch. E-10
Ch. E-5
Ch. E-7
Ch. E-9
Ch. E-7
Ch. E-ll
Ch. E-l]
Ch. E-6
Ch. E-3
Ch. E-9
Ch. E-6
Ch. E-4
Ch. F-7
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Location
Stuttgart
Teutoberger Wald
Trier
Weinbiet
Wendelstein
Wurzburg
Zweibrucken
Call
Letters
Licensee or Grantee Channel No.
Suddeutscher Rundfunk Ch. E-l 1
Nord- und Westdeutscher Rundfunk verhanrl Ch. E-ll
Sudwestfunk Ch. E-6
Sudwestfunk Ch. E-10
Bayerischer Rundfunk Ch. E-10
Bayerischer Rundfunk Ch. E-7
Sudwestfunk Ch. E-10
Guatemala City
Guatemala City
— GUATEMALA —
TG-BOL Radio-TV Guatemala
TGW-TV Television Nacional de Guatemala
Ch. 3
Ch. 8
Budapest
— HUNGARY —
Magyar Radio (Govt.)
Ch. R-III
— IRAQ —
Baghdad
Minister of Interior
— ITALY —
Gambarie
Radiotelevisione Italiana
(Governmen
t-granted monopoly)
Martina Franca
" "
Milan o
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Monte Argentario
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Monte Caccia
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Monte Cammarata
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Monte Conero
" "
Monte Faito
" "
Monte Favone
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Monte Lauro
" "
Monte Limbara
»» »»
Monte Nerone
»> it
Monte Peglia
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Monte Pellegrino
»» »
Monte Penice
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Monte Sambuco
it »
Monte Scuro
»» a
Monte Serpeddi
a it
Monte Serra
it it
Monte Soro
it it
Monte Venda
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Mont© Vergine
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Pescara
a it
Portofino
tt >»
Punta Badde Urbara
it >»
Roma
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San Nicolao
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Torino
»» f»
— JAPAN —
Fukuoka
JOLK-TV
Bcstg. Corp. of Japan (NHK)
Hakodate
JOVK-TV
Bcstg. Corp. of Japan (NHK)
Kanazawa
Bcstg. Corp. of Japan (NHK)
Nagoya
JOAR-TV
Chu bu Nippon Bcstg. Corp.
Hiroshima
JOFK-TV
Bcstg. Corp. of Japan (NHK)
Nagoya
JOCK-TV
Bestg. Corp. of Japan (NHK)
Okayama
JOKK-TV
Bcstg. Corp. of Japan (NHK)
Osaka
JOBK-TV
Bcstg. Corp. of Japan (NHK)
Osaka
JOBX-TV
Osaka TV Bcstg. Corp.
Sapporo
JOIK-TV
Bcstg. Corp. of Japan (NHK)
Sendai
JOHK-TV
NHK-
Tokyo
JOAK-TV
NHK
Tokyo
JOAX-TV
Nippon TV Network Corp.
Tokyo
JOKR-TV
Radio Tokyo
— KOREA —
Seoul
HLKZ-TV
Korcad Corp.
Ch. E-8
Ch. D
Ch. D
Ch. G
Ch. E
Ch. A
Ch. A
Ch. E
Ch. B
Ch. H
Ch. F
Ch.H
Ch. A
Ch.H
Ch.H
Ch. B
Ch.H
Ch. G
Ch. G
Ch. D
Ch.E
Ch. D
Ch. D
Ch. F
Ch.H
Ch. D
Ch.G
Ch. A
Ch. 0
Ch. J-3
Ch. J-3
Ch. J-3
Ch. J-6
Ch. J-3
Ch. J-3
Ch. J-4
Ch. J-6
Ch. 9
Luxembourg
LUXEMBOURG —
Compagnie Luxembourgeoise de Telediffusion
Ch. E-7
Chihuahua
Juarez
Mexico City
Mexico City
XEJ-TV
XEW-TV
XHGC-TV
S.A.
- MEXICO —
Televisora de Chihuahua,
Television de la Frontera
Telesistema Mexicano, S.A.
Television Gonzales . Camarena
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Ch. 5
Ch. %
Ch. 5
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Call
Letters
Location
Mexico City
Monterrey
Paso de Cortes
Paso de Cortes
Queretaro
Tijuana
XHTV
XHNL-TV
XEX-TV
XEQ-TV
XEZ-TV
XETV
Licensee or Grantee
Television de Mexico
Televisora del Norte
Television Paso de Cortes
Radio Panamericana
Televisora Del Centre
Radio Television
Channel No.
Ch. 4
Ch. 10
Ch. 7
Ch. 9
Ch. 3
Ch. 6
Monte Carlo
TMC
— MONACO —
Tele Monte Carlo
Ch. F-10
Eindhoven
Eindhoven
Lopik (Amsterdam)
Managua
YN-TV
NETHERLANDS —
Philips, Ltd.
Philips, Ltd.
Nederlandse Televisie Stichting
- NICARAGUA —
Television de Nicaragua
Ch. E-5
Ch. E-6
Ch. E-4
Ch. 8
Manila
DZAQ-TV
— PHILIPPINES —
Bolinao Electronics Corp.
Ch. 3
Katowice
Lodz
Posnan
Stettin
Warsaw
— POLAND —
Polskie Radio (Govt.)
Polskie Radio (Govt.)
Polskie Radio (Govt.)
Polskie Radio (Govt.)
Polskie Radio (Govt.)
Ch. R-5
Ch. R-5
Ch. R-III
Coimbra
Lisbon
PORTUGAL —
Radio televisao Portuguesa (Govt.-Private) Ch. E-3
Radiotelevisao Portuguesa (Govt.-Private) Ch. E-7
Bucharest
— RUMANIA —
Radiodifuziunia Romina (Govt.)
Ch. R-2
Dhahran
SAUDI ARABIA —
Arabian-American Oil Company
Madrid
— SPAIN —
Radio Nacional de Espana (Govt.)
Ch. E-3
Goteborg
Malmo
Norrkoping
Stockholm
Basel
Bern
Geneva
Santis
Zurich
SWEDEN —
A.B. Radiotjangst (Govt.)
A.B. Radiotjangst (Govt.)
A.B. Radiotjangst (Govt.)
A.B. Radiotjangst (Govt.)
— SWITZERLAND —
Swiss General Post Office
Swiss General Post Office
Swiss General Post Office
Swiss General Post Office
Swiss General Post Office
Ch.
E-9
Ch.
E-10
Ch.
E-5
Ch.
E-4
Ch.
E-10
Ch.
E-2
Ch.
E-4
Ch.
E-7
Ch.
E-3
Bangkok
HSI-TV
— THAILAND —
Thai-Television Co.
Ch. 4
Istanbul
— TURKEY —
Teknik Universite
Ch. E-4
Aberdeen
Belfast
Birmingham
Brighton
Cardiff
Carlisle
— UNITED KINGDOM —
British Bcstg. Corp. — BBC
(Govt, operated, non-commercial)
BBC
BBC
BBC
BBC
892
Ch. B-4
Ch. B-l
Ch. B-4
Ch. B-3
Ch. B-5
Ch. B-4
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Location
Central Scotland
Central Scotland
Channel Isles
Isle of Wight
Isle of .Man
Inverness
Lancashire
London
London
Londonderry
Manchester
Midlands
Newcastle
Norwich
Plymouth
West Wales
Yorkshire
Call
Letters
Licensee or Grantee
BBC
ITA
BBC
BBC
BBC
BBC
Independent Television Authority — ITA
BBC
ITA
BBC
BBC
ITA
BBC
BBC
BBC
BBC
ITA
Channel N<
Ch. B-3
Ch. B-10
Ch. B-4
Ch. B-3
Ch. B-5
Ch. B-2
Ch. B-9
Ch. B-l
Ch. B-9
Ch. B-2
Ch. B-2
Ch. B-8
Ch. B-5
Ch. B-3
Ch. B-2
Ch. B-3
Ch. B-10
Montevideo
URUGUAY —
Sociedad Anonima Emisoras
de Television Y Anexos
Ch. 10
Baku
Barnaul
Biisk
Blagoveschensk
Dniepropetrovsk
Gorkiy
Izhevsk
Kalinin
Kaliningrad
Kazan
Krasnodar
Khabarovsk
Kharkov
Kiev
Leningrad
Magadan
Minsk
Moscow
Moscow
Murmansk
Nalchik
Omsk
Raychikhinsk
Riga
Saratov
Sevastopol
Stalino
Stalin ogorsk
Sverdlovsk
Tallin
Tashkent
Tbilisi
Tomsk
Vilnius
Vinnista
Vladimir
Vladivostok
Vorkuta
Voronezh
Yaroslavl
Yerevan
— USSR —
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Amateur
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Government
Ch. R-m
Ch. R-IV
ch. R-ni
Ch. R-II
Ch. R-IV
Ch. R-II
Ch. R-II1
Ch. R-LTI
Caracas
Caracas
Caracas
Maracaibo
Maracaibo
— VENEZUELA —
YVKA-TV Televisora Nacional (Govt.)
YVLV-TV Televisa Venezolana
YVKS-TV Radio Caracas TV
Ondas de Lago TV
Televisa Venezolana
Ch.5
Ch. 4
Ch. 2
Ch. 9
Ch. 13
Belgrade
Zagreb
YZO
YZO-3
— YUGOSLAVIA —
Radiodiffusion Yugoslave
Radio Televizija Zagreb
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Ch. E-2
Ch. E-4
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At the end of 1957 a total of 47 countries had television, excluding the U.S., its terri-
tories, and Canada. During the year the number of overseas TV stations (including
experimental and satellite stations) increased from 260 to 447. Some five million new
receivers were bought, compared with 3.5 million in 1956, to bring the total in 1957 to
16.4 million sets. Estimates indicate there will be over 600 overseas TV stations by the
end of 1958.
The U.S. Information Agency, which released the following statistics, cautions that
they are subject to the reliability of the various sources involved. Official data are used
whenever possible. TV set figures include estimates of unlicensed or "black" sets in some
cases. Statistics for Communist Bloc countries are to be viewed with caution, and allow-
ances made for over- enthusiasm in some countries' TV development figures.
COUNTRIES
STATIONS
RECEIVERS
WESTERN EUROPE
Dec. Planned Estimate In Use
1957 1958 End 1958 Dec. 1957
Austria 8 3 11 16,000
Belgium 4 — 4 250,000
Denmark 4 3 7 100,000
Finland 3 3 6 7,000
France 23 3 26 700,000
West Germany 47 10 57 1,260,000
Italy 142 — 142 700,000
Luxembourg* 1 — 1 1,400
Monaco 1 — 1 6,000
Netherlands 4 3 7 200,000
Norway 1* — 1 300
Portugal 2 3 5 4,500
Saar** 1 1 2 6,000
Spain 1 1 2 6,000
Sweden 4 — 4 65,000
Switzerland 5 2 7 30,000
United King-dam 23 4 27 8,000,000
Yugoslavia 2 4 6 4,000
Total 276 40 316 11,345,200
* Off the air.
*•* The Saar is listed separately because the status of its radio and TV stations has not
yet been settled.
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COUNTRIES STATIONS RECEIVERS
LATIN AMERICA
Dec. Planned Estimate In Use
1957 1958 End 1958 Dec. 1957
Argentina 1 3 4 100,000
Brazil 7 12 19 600,000
Chile — 2 2 —
Colombia 6 10 16 100,000
Costa Rica — 1 1
Cuba 19 4 23 300,000
Dominican Rep 2 — 2 7,500
El Salvador 1 1 2 7,000
Guatemala 2 — 2 11,000
Mexico 11 6 17 300,000
Nicaragua 1 1 2 1,200
Panama — 2 2 6,000
Peru — 7 7 —
Uruguay 1 2 3 3,100
Venezuela 10 — 10 125,000
Total 61 51 112 1,560,800
NEAR EAST, SO. ASIA AND AFRICA
Dec. Planned Estimate In Use
1957 1958 End 1958 Dec. 1957
Algeria 1 1 2 6,000
Cyprus 1 — 1 —
Egypt — 1 1 —
Greece — 1 1 —
India — 1 1 —
Iran — 1 1 —
Iraq 1 — 1 3,000
Kuwait — 1 1 —
Lebanon — 2 2 —
Morocco 2* 2 5,000
Saudi Arabia 1 — 1 600
Tunisia — 1 1 —
Turkey 1 — 1 500
Total 7 9 16 15,100
* Off the air.
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COUNTRIES STATIONS RECEIVERS "
FAR EAST
Dec. Planned Estimate In Use
1957 1958 End 1958 Dec. 1957
Australia 6 4 10 150,000
Hong: Kong (1)** — (1)** 2,000
Japan 18 17 35 942,000
Korea (South) 1 1 2 2,000
Philipipines 1 1 2 11,000
Thailand 1 1 2 17,000
Total 27 24 51 1,124,000
** Closed circuit wired service; not counted in totals.
COMMUNIST BLOC
Dec. Planned Estimate In Use
1957 1958 End 1958 Dec. 1957
Bulgaria 1 — 1 500
Czechoslovakia 3 2 5 160,000
East Germany 9* 3 12 150,000
Hungary 1 1 2 2,000
Poland 5 2 7 25,000
Rumania 1 — 1 7,500
USSR 56 30 86 2,000,000
Communist China — 1 1 —
Total 76 39 115 2,345,000
World-wide total, excluding U.S., its
territories, Canada, and Armed Forces
stations abroad 447 163 610 16,390,100
* A new powerful station in East Germany replaces two weaker ones.
Source: U.S. Information Agency.
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OFFICIAL FCC TV
CHANNEL ALLOCATIONS
CHANNEL UTILIZATION
The following table of assignments contains
the channels assigned to the listed communi-
ties in the United States, its Territories, and
possessions. Channels designated with an as-
terisk are assigned for use by noncommercial
educational broadcast stations only. A station
on a channel identified by a plus or minus
mark is required to operate with its carrier
frequencies offset 10 kc above or below, re-
spectively, the normal carrier frequencies.
Channel
No.
ALABAMA
Andalusia *2— , 29
Anniston 70-|—
Auburn *56
Bessemer 54
Birmingham 6 — , *10 — , 13 — , 42+, 48
Brewton 23+
Clanton 14
Cullman 60+
Decatur 23 —
Demopolis 18
Dothan 9+, 19—
Enterprise 40+
Euf aula 44
Florence 15
Fort Payne 19
Gadsden 21+, 37—
Greenville 49 —
Guntersville 40 —
Huntsville 31+
Jasper 17
Mobile 5+, 10+, *42, 48+
Montgomery 12, 20, *26+, 32
Munford *7—
Opelika 22 —
Selma 8 — , 58+
Sheffield 47—
Sylacauga 24 —
Talladega 64
Thomasville 27—
Troy 38—
Tuscaloosa 45, 51 —
Tuskegee 16 —
University *74+
ARIZONA
Ajo 14—
Bisbee 15
Casa Grande 18 —
Clifton 25—
Coolidge 30+
Douglas 3—
Eloy 24
Flagstaff 9, 13
Globe 34+
Holbrook 14
Kingman 6 —
Mesa 12 —
Miami 28+
Morenoi 31
Nogales 17 —
Phoenix 3+, 5 — , *8+, 10 —
Prescott 15
Safford 21
Tucson 4 — , *6+, 9 — , 13 —
Williams 25
Winslow 16 —
Yuma 11—, 13+
Channel
No.
ARKANSAS
Arkadelphia 34+
Batesville 30 —
Benton 40
Blytheville 64+, 74
Camden 50
Conway 62
El Dorado 10 — , 26—
Fayetteville *13 — , 41 —
Forrest City 22+
Fort Smith . 5 — , *16, 22, 39
Harrison 24
Helena 54 —
Hope '. 15_
Hot Springs 9+, 52+
Jonesboro 8, 39+
Little Rock *2— , 4, 11 + ,17— , 23+
Magnolia 28+
Malvern 46
Morrilton '. 43 —
Newport 28
Paragould 58 —
Pine Bluff 7—, 36
Russellville 19
Searcy 33
Springdale 35 —
Stuttgart 14+
CALIFORNIA
Alturas 9
Bakersfield 10 — , 29
Bishop 19
Brawley 25+
Chico 12—
Corona 52
Delano 37+
El Centro 16, 56
Eureka 6—, 3—, 13—
Fresno 12+, *18— , 24, 47, 53
Hanf ord 21
Los Angeles 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 22, *28, 34
Madera 30+
Merced 34 — , 66
Modesto 14+, 58
Monterey. (See Salinas.)
Napa 62
Oakland. (See Francisco.)
Oxnard 32
Palm Springs 14
Petaluma 68
Pittsburg 16
Port Chicago 70
Porterville 55
Red Bluff 15
Redding 7
Riverside 40, 46
Sacramento 3, *6, 10, 40 — , 46 +
Salinas-Monterey 8+, 35
San Bernardino .• 18, *24— , 30
San Buenaventura 38 —
San Diego 8, 10, *15+, 21—, 27, 33, 39
San Francisco-Oakland 2+, 4 — , 5+,
7—, *9+, 20—, 26—, 32+, 38, 44—
San Jose 11+, 48, *54, 60
San Luis Obispo 6+
Santa Barbara 3 — , 20, 26
Santa Cruz 56
Santa Maria 44
Santa Paula 16+
Santa Rosa 50
Stockton 13+, 36, *42, 64
Tulare 27+
Ukiah 18
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Channel
No.
Visalia 43,49 GEORGIA
Watsonville 22 —
Yreka City 19
Yuba City 52—
Channel
No.
COLORADO
Alamosa 3 — , 19+
Boulder *12, 22+
Canon City 36
Colorado Springs 11, 13, *17+, 23+
Craig 19
Delta 24—
Denver 2, 4 — , *6 — , 7, 9 — , 20, 26+
Durango 6+, 15
Fort Collins 44+
Fort Morgan 15+
Grand Junction 5 — , 21+
Greeley 50
La Junta 24
Lamar 18 —
Leadville 14+
Longmont 32
Loveland 38
Montrose 10+, 18
Pueblo 5, *8, 28+, 34—
Salida 25
Sterling 3, 25—
Trinidad 21 —
Walsenburg 30—
CONNECTICUT
Bridgeport 43 — , 49 — , *71
Hartford 3+, 18—, *24
Meriden 65 —
New Britain 30+
New Haven 8+, 59+
New London 26+, 81
Norwalk. (See Stamford.)
Norwich 57+, *63 —
Stamf ord-Norwalk 27
Waterbury 53
DELAWARE
Dover 40
Wilmington 12, *59 — , 83+
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington
, 4— ,5— ,7+,
9, 14—, 20+, *26— , 50—
FLORIDA
Belle Glade 27+
Bradenton 28 —
Clearwater 32+, 50
Daytona Beach 2—, 53
De Land 44+
Fort Lauderdale 17—, 39
Fort Myers 11+
Fort Pierce 19
Gainesville *5 — , 20+
Jacksonville 4+, *7, 12 — , 30+, 36 —
Key West 14+, 20
Lake City 33+
Lakeland 16+, 22+
Lake Wales 14
Leesburg 26 —
Marianna 17+
Melbourne 37 —
Miami *2, 4, 7—, 10+, 23—, 33
Ocala 15+
Orlando 6—, 9, 18, *24— , 47
Palatka 17
Panama City 7+, *30, 36+
Pensacola 3—, 15—, *21, 46
Quincy 54+
St. Augustine 25+
St. Petersburg. (See Tampa.)
Sanford 35+
Sarasota 34+
Tallahassee '. . *11— , 24, 51
Tampa-St. Petersburg *3, 8—, 13—, 38
West Palm Beach 5, 12, *15, 21+
Albany 10, 25
Americus 31
Athens *8, 60—
Atlanta 2, 5—, 11+, *30, 36
Augusta 6+, 12+
Bainbridge 35 —
Brunswick 28+, 34—
Cairo 45+
Carrollton 33
Cartersville 63—
Cedartown 53 —
Columbus 4, 28, *34
Cordele 43
Dalton 25+
Douglas 32—
Dublin 15
Elberton 24+
Fitzgerald 53+
Fort Valley 18+
Gainesville 52
Griffin 39+
La Grange 50
Macon 13+, *41+, 47+
Marietta 57+
Milledgeville 51+
Moultrie 48 —
Newnan 61+
Rome 9, 59
Savannah 3+, *9— , 11
Statesboro 22
Swainsboro 20 —
Thomasville 6, 27
Tifton 14—
Toccoa 35
Valdosta 37+
Vidalia 26
Waycross 16, 8+
IDAHO
Blackf oot 33
Boise 2, *4+,7
Burley 15 —
Caldwell 9—
Coeur d'Alene 12 —
Emmett 26—
Gooding 23
Idaho Falls 3,8+
Jerome 17
Kellogg 33—
Lewiston 3 —
Moscow *15
Nampa 6, 12+
Payette 14+
Pocatello 6—, 10
Preston 41
Rexburg 27+
Rupert 21
Sandpoint 23—
Twin Falls 11, 13—
Wallace 27—
Weiser 20—
ILLINOIS
Alton 48
Aurora 75
Belleville 54+
Bloomington 15 —
Cairo 24—
Carbondale 34, *61—
Centralia 32+, 59+
Champaign -Urbana 3+, *12^ — , 21, 27, 33
Chicago 2—, 5, 7, 9+, *11, 20, 26, 32, 38, 44
Danville 24
Decatur 17, 23+
DeKalb *67
Dixon 47+
Elgin 83+
Freeport 23
Galesburg 40 —
Harrisburg 22
Jacksonville 29
Joliet 48+
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No.
Kankakee 14
Kewanee 60 —
La Salle 35
Lincoln 53+
Macomb 61+
Marion 40
Mattoon 4(j —
Moline. (See Davenport, Iowa.)
Mt. Vernon 38—
Olney 16 —
Pekin 69+
Peoria 8, 19, *37— , 43+
Quincy 10—, 21+
Rockiord 13+, 39+,*45+
Rock Island. (See Davenport, Iowa.)
Springfield 2+, 20+, *66+
Streator 65 —
Urbana. (See Cnampaign.)
Vandalia 28—
Waukegan 79+
INDIANA
Anderson 26+, 61
Angola 77
Bedford 68
Bloomington 4, *30— , 36
Columbus 42—
Connersville 38+
Evansville 7, 14—, 50—
Fort Wayne 15+, 21+, *27+, 33—, 69
Gary 50, *66
Hammond 56 —
Indianapolis 6, 8—, 13—, *20— , 39, 67—
Jasper 19+
KoKomo 31
Lafayette 18, *47, 59
Lebanon 79+
Logansport 51
Madison 25—
Marion 29+
Michigan City 62+
Muncie 49, 55+, *71
Plymouth 34 —
Princeton 52+
Richmond-Elkhart 32 —
Shelbyville 58+
South Bend 16, 22, 28+, *52
Tell City 31—
Terre Haute 10, *57+, 63—, 73+
Vincennes 44+
Washington 60+
IOWA
Algona 37+
Ames 5, 25 —
Atlantic 45 —
Boone 19—
Burlington 32—, 38+
Carroll 39
Cedar Rapids 2, 9—, 20—, *26+
Centerville 31 —
Charles City 18—
Cherokee 14
Clinton 64
Creston 43
Davenport-Rock Island-Moline, 111.
4+, 6+, *30+, 36+, 42—
Decorah 44+
Des Moines 8—, *11+, 13—, 17+, 23—
Dubuque 56+, 62 —
Estherville 24+
Fairfield 54
Fort Dodge 21
Fort Madison 50+
Grinnell 71
Iowa City *12+, 24—
Keokuk 44 —
Knoxville 33—
Marshalltown 49
Mason City 3+, 35—
Muscatine 58
Newton 65+
Oelwein 28
Oskaloosa 52+
Channel
No.
Ottumwa 15+, 63
Red Oak 32+
Shenandoah 20+
Sioux City 4—, 9, *30, 36 —
Spencer 42+
Storm Lake ! 34+
Waterloo 7+, 16 — , *22 — , 46+
Webster City 27
KANSAS
Abilene 31+
Arkansas City 49
Atchison 60+
Chanute 50 —
Coffey ville 33—
Colby 22—
Concordia 47 —
Dodge City 6+, 23
El Dorado 55+
Emporia 39 —
Fort Scott 27
Garden City 9, 11+
Goodland 10,31
Great Bend 2, 28
Hays 7—, 20—
Hutchinson 12, 18
Independence 20
Iola 44+
Junction City 29+
Larned 15 —
Lawrence *11, 17 —
Leavenworth 54 —
Liberal 14
McPherson 26—
Manhattan *8, 23+
Newton 14+
Olathe 52—
Ottawa 21 —
Parsons 46 —
Pittsburg 7+, 38—
Pratt 36+
Salina 34
Topeka 13+, 42, *48+
Wellington 24—
Wichita 3—, 10—, 16—, *22+
Winfield 43+
KENTUCKY
Ashland 59 —
Bowling Green 13, 17+
Campbellsville 40+
Corbin 16
Danville 35+
Elizabethtown 23
Frankf ort 43—
Glasgow 28+
Harlan 73+
Hazard 19—
Hopkinsville 20
Lexington 18+, 27—, 64, 70+
Louisville 3—, 11 + , *15, 21—, 41—, 51—
Madisonville 26
Mayfield 63
Maysville 24+
Middlesborough 57, 63+
Murray 33 —
Owensboro 62
Paduoah 6+, 43, 72
Pikeville 14 —
Princeton 45 —
Richmond 60
Somerset 29—
Winchester 374
LOUISIANA
Abbeville 27+
Alexandria 5, 62+, 74
Bastrop 53+
Baton Rouge 2, 18—, 28, *34, 40—
Bogalusa 69, 78
Crowley 76
De Ridder 70
Eunice 64 —
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No.
Franklin 46+
Hammond 57
Houma 30+
Jackson 59
Jennings 48
Lafayette 10, 38—, 67—
Lake Charles 7—, *14, 25, 60+
Minden 30
Monroe 8+, *13, 43+
Morgan City 36+
Natchitoches 17+
New Iberia 15+
New Orleans 4+, 6+, *8, 20—, 26, 32+, 61
Oakdiale 54+
Opelousas 58
Ruston 20
Shreveport 3—, 12
Thibodaux 24
Winnfield 22—
MAINE
Auburn 23+
Augusta 10—, 29+
Bangor 2 — , 5+, *16—
Bar Harbor 22—
Bath 65
Belfast 41—
Biddef ord 59
Calais 7—, 20—
Dover-Foxcrof t 18+
Fort Kent 17+
Houlton 24
Lewiston 8 — , 17
Millinocket 14+
Orono * 12 —
Portland 6—, 13+, *47— , 53+
Presque Isle 8,19
Rockland 25 —
Rumf ord 55—
Van Buren 15 —
Waterville 35+
MARYLAND
Annapolis 53 —
Baltimore 2+, 11—, 13+, 18, *24+, 72—
Cambridge 22+
Cumberland 17+, 30—
Frederick 62
Hagerstown 52, 68+
Salisbury 16+
MASSACHUSETTS
Amherst *82
Barnstable 25+
Boston *2+, 4—, 5—, 7+, 38, 44+, 56
Brockton 62
Easthampton 61
Fall River 46—, 68
Greenfield 32+, 58—
Holyoke. (See Springfield.)
Lawrence 72
Lowell 78
New Bedford 6+, 28—, 34+
North Adams 19, *80+
Pittsfield 64+
Springfield-Holyoke 22, 40
Worcester 14, 20
MICHIGAN
Alma 41+
Alpena 9+, *11, 30—
Ann Arbor 20+, *26—
Bad Axe 46 —
Battle Creek 58—, 64—
Bay City 5—, 63—, *73+
Benton Harbor 40+
Big Rapids 39
Cadillac 13—, 45
Calumet 5
Cheboygan 4+, 36+
Coldwater 24—
Detroit 2+, 4, 7—, 50—, *56, 62
East Lansing 60+
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Channel
No
East Tawas 25
Escanaba 3 V #49
Flint 12-I-, 16—,' *22-7 28
Gladstone 40
Grand Rapids '. .78+7*17+ 23—
Hancock 10
Houghton 77.7 19 *25
Iron Mountain 8 27
Iron River '. ' ' 33
Ironwood 7 .7 \i%— 31—
Jackson '48
Kalamazoo 3_L' *74 45
Lansing .7.7.7 '.6—! 54
Ludington 18_l
Manistee " " " 15
Manistique 7.7.777 14+
Marquette 6—, 13+, 17, *35
Midland 191
Mount Pleasant .' 47—
Muskegon 29-^, 35+
Parma-Onondago 10
Petoskey _ 7 7 31
Pontiac ' 44+
Port Huron 7.7.7.7 34+
Rogers City 24
Saginaw 5i_ 57—
Sault Ste. Marie 8, 10+, 28 — , *34
Traverse City 7+, 20 — , *26+
West Branch 21
MINNESOTA
Albert Lea 57—
Alexandria 7, 36
Austin 7 . . 6 — , 51 +
Bemidji 4 — , 24 —
Brainerd 12
Cloquet 44
Crookston 21 —
Detroit Lakes 18+
Duluth-Superior, Wis 3, 6+ *8, 32, 38
Ely 16
Fairmont 40+
Faribault 20
Fergus Falls 16 —
Grand Rapids 20 —
Hastings , 29+
Hibbing , 10+
International Falls 11
Little Falls 7 . . 14+
Mankato 12, 15 —
Marshall 22+
Minneapolis-St. Paul *2 — , 4, 5 — , 9+,
11—, 17, 23+
Montevideo 19
New Ulm 43 —
Northfield 26
Owatonna 45
Red Wing 63—
Rochester 10, 55 —
St. Cloud 33
St. Paul. (See Minneapolis.)
Stillwater 39—
Thief River Falls 7 15
Virginia 26+
Wadena 27+
Willmar \ 31+
Winona 61
Worthington 32
MISSISSIPPI
Biloxi 13+, *44+, 50—
Brookhaven 37+
Canton 16
Clarksdale 32
Columbia 35-f-
Columbus 4 — , 28—
Corinth 41
Greenville 21—, 27
Greenwood 6, 244
Grenada 44
Gulf port 56—
Hattiesburg 9, 17—
Jackson 3+, 12+, *19+, 25—, 47
Kosciusko 52 —
Laurel 33—
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Channel
No.
Laurel-Pachuta 7
Louisville 46 —
McComb 31—
Meridian 11—, 30—, *36—
Natchez 294
Pasoagoula 22
Picayune . • • 14—
Starkville 34—
State College *2+
Tupelo 9—, 38
University *20+
Vicksburg 41+
West Point 56+
Yazoo City 49
MISSOURI
Cape Girardeau 12, 18+. 69
Carthage • • 56 —
Carutihersville 27 —
Chillicothe 14—
Clinton 49—
Columbia .8+, 16+, 22—
Farmington 52
Festus 25 —
Fulton 24+
Hannibal 7—, 27+
Jefferson City 13, 33+
Joplin 12+, 30+
Kansas City 4, 5+, 9+, *19+, 25+, 65
Kennett 21
Kirksville 3—, 18
Lebanon 23
Marshall 40+
Maryville 26
Mexico 45
Moberly 35+
Monetft 14
Nevada 18 —
Poplar Bluff 15+
Rolla 46
St. Joseph 2—, 30—, *36
St. Louis 4— , 5— , *9, 11—, 30, 36—, 42+
Sedalia 6—, 28+
Sikeston 37
Springfield 3+, 10, *26+, 32
West Plain 20—
MONTANA
Anaconda 2+
Billings 2, 8, *11
Bozeman *9, 22—
Butte 4, 6+, *7— , 15+
Cut Bank 20+
Deer Lodge 25+
Dillon 20
Glasgow 16
Glendive 5+, 18—
Great Falls 3+, 5+, *23—
Hamilton 17+
Hardin 4+
Havre 9+, 11+
Helena 10+, 12
Kalispell 9—
Laurel 14+
Lewiston 13
Livingston 16 —
Miles City 3—, *6, 10
Missoula 8—, *11— , 13—, 21 +
Poison 18
Red Lodge 18+
Shelby 14—
Sidney 14
Whitefish 16+
Wolf Point 20—
NEBRASKA
Alliance 13—, 21
Beatrice 40
Broken Bow 14 —
Columbus 49+
Fairbury 35
Falls City 38
Fremont 52
Channel
No.
Grand Island 11—, 21+
Hastings 5 — , 27 —
Hay Springs 8
Hayes Center 6
Kearney 13, 19
Lexington 23 —
Lincoln 10+, *12— , 18+, 24
McCook 8 — , 17
Nebraska City 50
Norfolk 33+
North Platte 2—, 4+
Omaha 3, 6+, 7, *16, 22, 28—
Scottsbluff 10—, 16+
York 15
NEVADA
Boulder City 4+
Carlin 14
Carson City 37
Elko 10—
Ely 3—, 6+
Fallon 29—
Goldfield 5—
Hawthorne 31
Henderson 2 —
Las Vegas ' 8 — , *10+, 13 —
Lovelock 18+
McGill 8+
Reno 4, 8, *21+, 27—
Tonopah 9 —
Winnemucca 7+
Yerington 33
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Berlin
Claremont
Concord . . .
Durham . . .
Hanover . .
Keene
Laoonia . . .
Littleton . .
Manchester
Nashua ....
Portsmouth
Rochester .
26
37
75+
►11
'27+
45—
43
24—
48+
54
15
51
NEW JERSEY
Andover *69
Asbury Park 58
Atlantic City 46, 52+
Bridgeton 64 —
Camden *80
Freehold *74
Hammonton *70
Montclair *77
Newark 13 —
New Brunswick *19 — , 47+
Paterson 37+
Trenton 41+
Wildwood 48—
NEW MEXICO
Alamogordo 17
Albuquerque 4+, *5+, 7+, 13+
Artesia 21+
Atrisco-Five Points 18+
Belen 24+
Carlsbad : 6—, 23
Clayton 27 —
Clovis 12+, 35
Deming 14+
Farmington 17 —
Gallup .3, *8— , 10
Hobbs 46
Hot Springs 19
Las Cruces 22^ —
Las Vegas 14 —
Lordsburg , 23+
Los Alamos 20 —
Lovington 27
Portales 22+
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No.
Shelby 39
Southern Pines 49
Statesville 64 —
Washington 7
Wilmington 3—, 6, 29 — , *35+
Wilson 56
Winston-Salem 12, 26+, *32—
Channel
No.
Raton 46—, *52
Roswell *3+, 8, 10—
Santa Fe 2+, *9+, 11—
Silver City *10+, 12
Socorro 15+
Tucumcari 25+
NBW YORK
Albany-Sohenectady-Troy 6, 13,
*17+,23— , 35, 41
Amsterdam 52 —
Auburn 37 —
Batavia 33 —
Binghamton 12—, 40—, *46+, 56+
Buffalo (also see Buffalo-Niagara
Falls) 17, *23
Buffalo-Niagara Falls 2, 4— ,7+, 59
Carthage 7 —
Clymer 37
Cortland 72
Dunkirk 46
Elmira 9—, 18+, 24—
Glens Falls 39+
Gloversville 29—
HorneU 50
Ithaca *14+, 20—
Jamestown 58+
Kingston 66—
Lake Placid 5
Malone 20+, *66
Massena 14—
Middletown 60
New York 2, 4, 5+,
7,9+, 11 + , *25,31—
Niagara Falls. (See Buffalo-Niagara
Falls.)
Ogdensburg 24+
Olean 54+
Oneonta 62 —
Oswego 31
Patchogue 75
Plattsburg 28+
Poughkeepsie 21—, *83
Rochester 5—, 10+, 15—, *21, 27+
Rome. (See Utica.)
Saranac Lake 18
Schenectady. (See Albany.)
Syracuse 3—, 8, *43+
Troy. (See Albany.)
Utica-Rome 2—, *25+, 54—
Vail Mills 10—
Watertown 48
NORTH CAROLINA
Ahoskie 53
Albermarle 20
Asheville 13—, *56— , 62+, 78
Burlington 63
Burnsville 18
Chapel Hill *4+
Charlotte 3, 9+, 36+, *42+
Durham 11+, *40— , 46+, 73—
Elizabeth City 31+
Fayetteville 18—, 54—
Gastonia 48
Goldsboro 34, 72
Greensboro 2 — , *51 — , 57 —
Greenville 9 —
Henderson 52 —
Hendersonville 27
Hickory 30 —
High Point 15+
Jacksonville 16
Kannapolis 59+
Kinston 45
Laurinburg 41 —
Lumberton 21+
Mount Airy 55
New Bern 13—
Raleigh 5, *22— , 28—
Roanoke Rapids 30+
Rocky Mount 50+
Salisbury 80
Sanf ord , 38
NORTH DAKOTA
Bismarck
Bottineau
5,12—, 18, *24
16+
Carrington
26 —
Devils Lake
8+, 14 —
Dickinson
2+, 4, *17
Fargo
Grafton
6,11 + , *34— , 40
17
Grand Forks
*2, 10
Harvey
22+
Jamestown
7—, 42
Lisbon
23
Minot
*6+, 10 — , 13+
New Rockf ord
20+
Rugby
38 —
Valley City
4 — , 32 —
Wahpeton
45+
Williston
8— , 11— , *34+
OHIO
Akron 49+, *55— , 61+
Ashtabula 15
Athens 62 —
Belief ontaine 63
Bowling Green *70
Cambridge 26
Canton 29
Chillicothe 56+
Cincinnati 5—, 9, 12, *48 — , 54—, 74—
Cleveland 3, 5+, 8, 19, *25+, 65+
Columbus 4—, 6+, *34, 40—
Coshocton 20
Dayton : 2, 7+, *16 + , 22+
Defiance 43
Findlay 53
Fremont 59+
Gallipolis 72
Hamilton-Middletown 65
Lancaster 28 —
Lima 35—, 73
Lorain 31 —
Mansfield 36+
Marion 17 —
Massilion 23+
Middletown. (See Hamilton.)
Mount Vernon 58
Newark 60—
Oxford 14+
Piqua 44 —
Portsmouth 30
Sandusky 42+
Springfield 52—, 76
Steubenville. (See Wheeling, W. Va.)
Tiffin 47+
Toledo 11—, 13, *30+, 79
Warren 67+
Youngstown (also see Youngstown,
Ohio— New Castle, Pa.) 21—, 27, 73—
Youngstown, Ohio-New Castle, Pa 45 —
Zanesville 18—, 50+
OKLAHOMA
Ada 10+, 50+
Altus 36
Alva 30
Anadarko 58 —
Ardmore 12 — , 55 —
Bartlesville 62—
Blackwell 51—
Chickasha 64
Claremore 15
Clinton 32—
Duncan 39—
Durant 27—
Elk City 8+, 15+, 264-
El Reno 56+
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No.
Enid 5, 21, *27+
Frederick 44
Guthrie ..' 48
Guymon 20+
Hobart 23+
Holdenville 14—
Hugo 21 +
Lawton 7+, *28+, 34—
McAlester 47
Miami 58+
Muskogee 8—, *45+, 66+
Norman 31—, *37—
Oklahoma City 4—, 9—, * 13, 19+ , 25—
Okmulgee 26
Pauls Valley 61
Ponca City 40—
Pryor Creek 54
Sapulpa 42 —
Seminole 59
Shawnee 53 —
Stillwater 29—, *69
Tulsa 2+, 6, *11— , 17+, 23, 8—
Vinita 28—
Woodward 35+
OREGON
Albany 55+
Ashland 14 —
Astoria 30 —
Baker 37+
Bend 15—
Brookings 8+
Burns 16
Coos Bay 11
Corvallis *7— , 49—
Eugene *9+, 13, 20+, 26
Grants Pass 30
Klamath Falls 2—, 17
La Grande 13+
Lebanon 43+
McMinnville 46 —
Medf ord 5
North Bend 16+
Pendleton 28
Portland 2, 6+, 8— , *10, 12,21—, 27+
Roseburg 4+, 28+
Salem 3+, *18— , 24+, 66
Springfield 37—
The Dalles 32
PENNSYLVANIA
Allentown 39, 67
Altoona 10 — , 19+, 25 —
Bethlehem 51—
Bradford 70—
Butler 43 —
Ohambersburg 46 —
Du Bois 31+
Easton 57 —
Emporium 42 —
Erie .12, 35+, *41— , 66+
Harrisburg 27—, 55+, 71+
Hazleton 63
Irwin 4+
Johnstown 6, 56 —
Lancaster 8 — , 21+
Lebanon 15+
Lewistown 74 —
Lock Haven 32 —
Meadville 62+
New Castle (see Youngstown, Ohio —
New Castle, Pa.)
Oil City 64
Philadelphia 3, 6—, 10, 17—, 23+, 29, *35—
Pittsburgh 2—, 11, *13— , 16, 47—, 53+
Reading 33+, 61—
Scranton 16 — , 22 — , 44
Shamokin 65
Sharon 39+
Shinglehouse 26+
State College *48+
Sunbury 38
Uniontown 14
Washington 63+
Channel
No.
Wilkes-Barre 28, 34
Williamsport 36 —
York 43, 49
RHODE ISLAND
Providence 10+, 12+, 16, *36+
SOUTH CAROLINA
Aiken 54
Anderson 40, 58—
Camden 14
Charleston 2+, 5+, *13, 17+
Clemson *68
Columbia 10 — , *19+, 25 — , 67+
Conway 23 —
Florence 8 — , 60
Georgetown 27 —
Greenville 4 — , 23+. *29
Greenwood 21 —
Lake City 55+
Lancaster 31 —
Laurens 45 —
Marion 43 —
Newberry 70
Orangeburg 44 —
Rock Hill 61—
Spartanburg 7+, 17 — , 74 —
Sumter , 47
Union # . . 65 —
SOUTH DAKOTA
Aberdeen 9 — , 17+
Belle Fourche 23+
Brookings *8, 25
Hot Springs 17+
Huron 12+, 15+
Lead 5—, 26
Madison 46
Mitchell 5+, 20—
Mobridge 27 —
Pierre 10+, *22+
Rapid City 3+, 7+, 15—
Reliance 6 —
Sioux Falls 11, 13+, 38+, *44—
Sturgis 20
Vermillion *2+, 41
Watertown 3,—, 35+
Winner 18—
Yankton '. 17 —
TENNESSEE
Athens 14+
Bristol, Tenn. -Bristol, Va 5+, 46—
Chattanooga 3+, 12—, 43+, 49+, *55—
Clarksville 53
Cleveland 38+
Columbia 39—
Cookeville 24, *69
Crossville *77
Covington 19 —
Dyersburg 46+
Elizabethton 22+
Fayetteville 27+
Gallatin 48+
Harriman 67
Humboldt 25
Jackson 7+, 16+
Johnson City 11 — , 34+
Kingsport 28
Knoxville 6, 10+, *20+, 26—
Lawrenceburg 50+
Lebanon 58
Lexington *11
McMinnville 46
Mary ville 51
Memphis 3, 5+, *10+, 13+, 42—, 48—
Morristown 54+
Murfreesboro 18 —
Nashville *2— , 4+, 5, 8+, 30+, 36+
Oak Ridge 32+
Paris 51+
Pulaski 44 —
903
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Channel
No.
Shelbyville 56
Sneedville *2+
Springfield 42
Tullahoma 68 —
Union City 55
TEXAS
Abilene 9+, 33—
Alice 34+
Alpine 12 —
Amarillo *2— , 4, 7, 10
Athens 25+
Austin 7+, 18—, 24, *70—
Ballinger 25
Bay City 33
Beaumont-Port Arthur 4—, 6—, 31+, *37
Beeville 38—
Big Spring 4—, 34+
Bonham 43
Borger 33
Brady 15 —
Breckenridge 14+
Brenham 52 —
Brownfield 15
Brownsville (also see Brownsville-
Harlingen-Weslaco ) 36
Brownsville-Harlingen-Weslaco1 4+, 5 —
Brownwood 19
Bryan 54 —
Bryan-College Station (also see College
Station) 3+
Childress 40
Cleburne 57
Coleman 21 —
College Station (also see Bryan-College
Station) *48—
Conroe 20+
Corpus Christi 6+, 10—, *16+, 22, 43
Corsicana 47+
Crockett 56
Crystal City 28+
Cuero 25—
Dalhart 16
Dallas 4+, 8, *13+, 23, 29, 73
Del Rio 16—
Denison 52
Denton *2, 17
Eagle Pass 26
Edinburg 26—
El Campo 27
El Paso 4, *7, 9, 13, 20+, 26+
Falf urrias 52
Floydada 45
Fort Stockton 22
Fort Worth 5+, 11—, 20—, *26—
Gainesville 49 —
Galveston 11+, 35—, 41—, *47—
Gonzales 64+
Greenville 69 —
Harlingen (also see Brcwnsville-
Harlingen- Weslaco ) 23
Hebbronville 58
Henderson 42+
Hereford 19—
Hillsboro 63
Houston 2—, *8— , 13—, 23+, 29—, 39—
Huntsville 15
Jacksonville 36 —
Jasper 49+
Kermit 14
Kilgore 59—
Kingsville 40
Lamesa 28
Lampasas 40 —
Laredo 8, 13, *15+
Levelland 38—
Littlefield 32
Longview 32, 38+
Lubbock 5—, 11, 13—, *20, 26
Luf kin 9, 46—
1 These assignments may be utilized in any
community lying within t>>e area of the tri-
angle formed by Brownsville. Harlingen and
Weslaco.
Channel
No.
McAllen 20—
McKinney 65
Marf a '. 19+
Marshall 16 —
Mercedes .... 32
Mexia 50 —
Midland 2+, 18
Mineral Wells 33
Mission 14
Monahans . . 9 —
Mount Pleasant '. . . 35
Nacogdoches 19 — , 40+
New Braunf els 62—
Odessa 7 — ( 24—
Orange 43—
Pampa 17 —
Paris '. 334.
Pearsall 31
Pecos 16+
Perryton 22
Plainview 29+
Port Arthur. (See Beaumont.)
Quanah 42
Raymondville 42
Rosenberg 17
San Angelo 3—, 8+, 17+, *23—
San Antonio 4, 5, *9— , 12+,35+, 41+
San Benito , 48
San Marcos '. 53+
Seguin 14 —
Seymour 24+
Sherman 46+
Snyder 30+
Stephenville 32+
Sulphur Springs 41
Sweetwater 12
Taylor 58+
Temple 6, 16, 22+
Terrell 53
Texarkana 6+, *18, 24 —
Tyler 7, 61+, 72
Uvalde 20
Vernon 18+
Victoria 19+
Waco 10+, s28— , 34
Waxahachie 45 —
Weatherf ord 51
Weslaco. (See Brownsville-Harlingen-
Weslaco.)
Wichita Falls 3, 6—, *16+, 22—
UTAH
Brigham 36 —
Cedar City 5
Logan 12—, 30, *46
Ogden 9+, *18— , 24
Price 6
Provo 11+, 22, *28
Richfield 13+
St. George 18+
Salt Lake City 2—, 4—, 5+, *7— , 20+, 26
Tooele 44
Vernal 8+
VERMONT
Bennington 74+
Brattleboro 77+
Burlington 3, *16+, 22+
Montpelier 57
Newport 46
Rutland 49+
St. Albans 34—
St. Johnsbury 30
VIRGINIA
Blacksburg *60+
Bristol. (See Bristol, Tenn.)
Charlottesville *45+, 64+
Covington 44+
Danville 24 —
Emporia 25+
Farmville 19
Fredericksburg 47
904
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Channel
No.
Chilton *24+
Channel
No.
Front Royal 4- ^4
Harrisonburg * » «?T~
Lexington ;„ Vr
Lynchburg 16> j*
Marion oc
Martinsville • • • • • • ■ • • • • • ; °°
Newport News. (See Norfolk-Ports-
mouth-Newport News.)
Norfolk-Portsmouth (also see Norfolk-
Portsmouth -Newport News) . z '
Norfolk-Portsmouth-Newport News
(also see Norfolk-Portsmouth) ... .3+,
10+, lo, *&L — , «j<5
59 I
Norton " '« 41
Petersburg *
Portsmouth. (See Norfolk-Portsmouth
and also see Norfolk.Portsmouth-
Newport News.) 37
Roanoke 7—, 10, 27+. 33
South Boston i*-1-
Staunton • • AO
Waynesboro , 7
WilUamsburg
Winchester
28+
Aberdeen
Anacortes • ■ ■ •
Bellingham 1Z+
Bremerton
WASHINGTON
58
34
18+, 24—
..44,50
Centralia a: • 40 ,
Clarkston • • 3|+^+
Ellensburg -*y- £>
Ephrata \%— > ™
Everett 22~ ' *°—
Grand Coulee ^
Hoquiam
Kelso ■■■■■
Kennewick (also see Kennewick-
Richland-Pasco) J\
Kennewick -Richland-Pasco 41
LongvieW %*
Moses Lake ^
Olympia °"
Omak-Okanogan *>
Okanogan. (See Omak.)
Pasco (also see Kennewick-Richland
Pasco)
19-
Port Angeles ■■■_ \\
Pullman — •••.■■■;' 10^> 24
Richland (also see Kennewick-Richland-
Pasco) ■■■■■■ ■■■■■ • ■ if
Seattle 4, 5+, V*9. -0, 26+
Spokane \\2~\f~' fe «5+
Tacoma U+> 13—, "56, 62
Walla Walla |-, 8 *22
Wenatchee ■■■■ ;g.5 5 67
Yakima 2d+, zy+, 4/
WEST VIRGINIA
Beckley 4-21, 5? ,
Bluefield • • • • • -6— , 41 +
Charleston 8+>„,43+> ^~
Clarksburg • • 12+, 22, 69—
Elkins 40+
Fairmont «*>
Hinton ,■;••;,•;■«,
Huntington 3 + , 13+, ■ M—
Logan ^^
Martinsburg *oii~~
Morgantown ' ^3
Parkersburg *j>
Welch g
Weston *>** ,
Wheeling • 0 < +
Wheeling-Steubenville, Ohio 7, 9+, 51+
Williamson 17
WISCONSIN
Adams *|8+
Appleton ?£+
Ashland J|+
Beaver Dam £ '
Beloit , ,.,..., 57
Eau Claire 13, *19+, 25+.
Fond du Lac 54+
Green Bay 2+, 5+, 70+
Janesville 63+
Kenosha 61 —
La Crosse 8+, *32+, 38— , 72
Madison 3, *21— , 27—, 33+
Manitowoc 65
Marinette 11+, 32—, *38+
Milwaukee 4—, *10+, 12, 19—, 25, 31+
Oshkosh 48—
Park Falls *18
Portage 17 —
Prairie du Chien 34
Racine 49 — , 55
Rhinelander 22
Rice Lake 21 +
Richland Center 15, *66 —
Sheboygan 59 —
Shell Lake *30—
Sparta 50 —
Stevens Point 20+, 26 —
Sturgeon Bay 44—
Superior. (See Duluth, Minn.)
Wausau 9, 7—, 16+, *46—
Whitefish Bay 6
Wisconsin Rapids 14 —
WYOMING
Buffalo 29
Casper 2+, 6+
Cheyenne 5+
Cody 24—
Douglas 14
Evanston 14 —
Gillette 31—
Green River 16
Greybull 40
Lander 17 —
Laramie *8+, 18+
Lovell 36+
Lusk 19—
Newcastle 28+
Powell 30+
Rawlins 11 —
Riverton 10+
Rock Springs 13
Sheridan 9—, 12+
Thermopolis 15
Torrington 27
Wheatland 24+
Worland 34
U. S. Territories and Possessions
ALASKA
Anchorage 2—, *7— , 11, 13—
Fairbanks 2+, 4+, 7+, *9+, 11+, 13+
Juneau *3, 8, 10
Ketchikan 2, 4, *9
Seward 4—, 9—
Sitka 13
GUAM
Agana
10
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
Hilo, Hawaii 2, *4, 7, 9, 11, 13
Honolulu, Oahu 2+, 4—, *7+, 9—, 11 + , 13—
Lihue. Kauai 3+, *8— , 10+, 12—
Wailuku, Maui 3, 8, *10, 12
PUERTO RICO
A recibo 12+
Caguas
11-
Mayaguez 3+, 5 —
Faiardo
Ponce 7+, 9 —
San Juan 2+, 4— , *6+
VIRGIN ISLANDS
Charlotte Amalie 10 — , 12+
Christiansted 8+
905
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CBS-TV
CITY
STATION
NETWORK LOCAL ORIGINATION
REBROADCAST SLIDE FILM STUDIO
BASIC AFFILIATES
Albany, N. Y.
WCDA-TV 4
» —
Atlanta, Ga.
WAGA-TV <
» •
Baltimore, Md.
WMAR-TV 4
» •
Birmingham, Ala.
WBRC-TV 4
» —
Boston, Mass.
WNAC-TV 4
> —
Buffalo, N. Y.
WBEN-TV 4
» •
Charleston, W. Va.
WCHS-TV 4
> •
Charlotte, N. C.
WBTV 4
» •
Chicago, HI.
WBBM-TV 4
» —
Cincinnati, Ohio
WKRC-TV 4
> —
Cleveland, Ohio
WJW-TV 4
» —
Columbus, Ohio
WBNS-TV 4
» —
Dallas, Texas
KRLD-TV 4
» •
Dayton, Ohio
WHIO-TV 4
» —
Denver, Colo.
KLZ-TV 4
> —
Des Moines, Iowa
KRNT-TV 4
» —
Detroit, Mich.
WJBK-TV 4
» —
Fresno, Calif.
KFRE-TV 4
> —
Greensboro-Winston-
Salem, N. C.
WFMY-TV 4
» •
Hartford, Conn.
WHCT 4
» —
Houston-Galveston, Texas
KGUL-TV 4
* —
Indianapolis, Ind.
WISH- TV 4
» —
Jacksonville, Fla.
WMBR-TV 4
► —
Kalamazoo-Grand Rapids,
Mich.
WKZO-TV 4
► —
Kansas City, Mo.
KCMO-TV 4
► —
Dos Angeles, Calif.
KNXT 4
► •
Louisville, Ky.
WHAS-TV 4
> —
Memphis, Tenn.
WREC-TV 4
) —
Miami, Fla.
WJTV 4
» •
Milwaukee, Wise.
WXIX 4
» —
Minneapolis, Minn.
WCCO-TV 4
> —
Nashville, Tenn.
W1DAC-TV 4
» —
New Orleans, La.
WWL-TV 4
► —
New York, N. Y.
WCBS-TV 4
► •
Norfolk, Va.
WTAR-TV ^
» •
Oklahoma City, Okla.
KWTV 4
> —
Omaha, Neb.
WOW-TV 4
► —
Philadelphia, Pa.
WCAU-TV 4
► •
Pittsburgh, Pa.
KDKA-TV 4
> •
Portland, Ore.
KOIN-TV 4
> •
Providence, R. I.
WPRO-TV -
—
Richmond, Va.
WRVA-TV 4
> •
Rochester, N. Y.
WHEC-TV- 4
WVET-TV
•
Rock Island, HI.
WHBF-TV 4
» —
Sacramento, Oalif .
KBET-TV 4
» •
St. Louis, M*o.
KWK-TV 4
► —
Salt Lake City, Utah
KSL-TV 4
> —
San Antonio, Texas
KENS -TV 4
» —
San Diego, Calif.
KFMB-TV 4
» —
San Francisco, Calif.
KPIX 4
> —
• Equipment in use.
— No equipment.
906
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CITY
Seattle-Tacoma, Wash.
Shreveport, La.
Syracuse, N. Y.
Tampa, Fla.
Toledo, Ohio
Tulsa, Okla.
Washington, D. C.
Wichita- Hutchinson, Kan.
Altoona, Pa.
Aug-usta, G-a.
Austin, Texas
Bakersfield, Calif.
Baton Roug-e, La.
Beaumont, Texas
Bingrhamton, N. Y.
Burlington, Vt.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Champaign, HI.
Charleston, S. C.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Columbia, S. C.
Columbus, Ga.
Corpus Christi, Texas
Duluth, Minn.
El Paso, Texas
Erie, Pa.
Florence, S. C.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Green Bay, Wise.
Greenville, N. C.
HarrisbUTg", Pa.
Henderson-E'vansville, Ind.
Huntington, W. Va.
Jackson, Miss.
Johnson City, Tenn.
KnoxviHe, Tenn.
Lansing-, Mich .
Little Rock-Pine Bluff, Ark.
Macon, Ga.
Madison, Wise.
Mobile, Ala.
Montgomery. Ala.
New Orleans, La.
Orlando, Fla.
Peoria, 111.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Portland, Maine
Roanoke, Va.
Rockford, HI.
Scranton, Pa.
Sioux City, Iowa
South Bend, Ind.
Spartanbu[rg\ S. C.
Spokane, Wash.
Springfield-Holyoke, Mass.
Spring-field, Mo.
Siteubenville- Wheeling-, Ohio
Terre Haute, Ind.
Topeka, Kan.
Young-stown, Ohio
Albuquerque, N. M.
Amarillo, Texas
Anderson, S. C.
Bang-or, Me.
Cadillac. Mich.
Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Chico, Calif.
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Eureka, Calif.
Fort Smith, Airk.
Harling-en, Texas
Equipment in use.
No equipment.
STATION
KTNT-TV
KSLA-TV
WHEN-TV
WTVT
WSPD-TV
KOTV
WTOP-TV
KTVH
WFBG-TV
WRDW-TV
KTBC-TV
KBAK-TV
WAFB-TV
KFDM-TV
WNBF-TV
WCAX-TV
WMT-TV
WCIA
WCSC-TV
WDEF-TV
WNOK-TV
WRBL-TV
KZTV
KDAL-TV
KROD-TV
WSEE-TV
WBTW
WIN-T
WBAY-TV
WNCT
WHP-TV
WEHT
WHTN-TV
WJTV
WJHL-TV
WBIR-TV
WJIM-TV
KTHV
WMAZ-TV
WISC-TV
WKRG-TV
WCOV-TV
WDSU-TV
WDBO-TV
WMBD-TV
KOOL-TV
WGAN-TV
WDBJ-TV
WREX-TV
WGBI-TV
KVTV
WSBT
WSPA-TV
KXLY-TV
WHTN-TV
KTTS-TV
WSTV-TV
WTHI-TV
WIBW-TV
WKBN-TV
REBROADCAST
NETWORK
SLIDE
LOCAL ORIGINATION
FILM
STUDIO
BASIC OPTIONAL
SUPPLEMENTARY INTERCONNECTED
KGGM-TV
KFDA-TV
WAIM-TV
W-TWO
WWTV
KFVS-TV
KFBC-TV
KHSL-TV
KKTV
KIEM-TV
KNAC-TV
KGBT-TV
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CITY
NETWORK LOCAL ORIGINATION
REBROADCAST SLIDE FILM STUDIO
Jeffer&on City, Mo.
Johnstown, Pa.
Joplin, Mo.
Kearney, Neb.
La Crosse, Wise.
Lafayette, La.
Lancaster, Pa.
Lima, Ohio
Lincoln, Neb.
Lubbock, Texas
Mason City, Iowa
Medf ord, Ore.
Meridian, Miss.
Minot, N. D.
Monroe, La.
M't. Washington, N. H.
Odessa, Texas
Quinicy-Hannibal, Mo.
Raleigh, N. C.
Reno, Nevada
Saginaw, Mich.
St. Joseph, Mo.
Salinas-Monterey, Calif.
San Angelo, Texas
Savannah, Ga.
Texarkana, Texas
Tucson, Ariz.
Valley City, N. D.
Waco, Texas
Watertown-Oartthag-e, N. Y.
Wausau, Wise.
Wichita Falls Texas
Yakima, Wash.
BiUings, Mont.
Boise, Iuaho
Great Falls, Mont.
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Tallahassee-Thomasville
Agana, Guam
Bellingham, Wash.
Big Spring, Texas
Carlsbad, N. M.
Casper, Wyoming
Clovis N. M.
Columbus, Miss.
Decatur, Ala.
Dickinson, N. D.
Dothan, Ala.
Ensign, Kansas
Fayetteville, N. C.
Fort Myers, Fla.
Goodland, Kan.
Grand Junction, Colo.
Jackson, Tenn.
Juneau, Alaska
Kalispell, Mont.
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Lafayette, Ind.
Lake Charles, La.
Laredo, Texas
Las Vegas, Nevada
Marquette, Mich.
Missoula, Mont.
Ottumwa, Iowa
Panama City, Fla.
Parkersburg, W. Va.
Presque Isle, Me.
Rapid City, S. D.
Salisbury, Md.
San Luis Obispo, Calif.
Twin Falls, Idaho
Sweetwater-Abilene, Texas
Yuma, Ariz.
STATION
KRCG-TV
WARD-TV
KODE-TV
KHOL-TV
WKBT
KLFY-TV
WGAL-TV
WIMA-TV
KOLN-TV
KDUB-TV
KGLO-TV
KBES-TV
WTOK-TV
KCJB-TV
KNOE-TV
WMTW
KOSA-TV
KjHQA-TV
WNAO-TV
KOLO-TV
WKNX-TV
KFEQ-TV
KSEW-TV
KTXL-TV
WTOC-TV
KCMC-TV
KOPO-TV
KXJB-TV
KWTX-TV
WCNY-TV
WSAU-TV
KSYD-TV
KIMA-TV
SUPPLEMENTARY NON-INTERCONNECTED
KOOK-TV —
KBOI-TV — —
KFBB-TV —
KID-TV —
WCTV —
EXTENDED MARKET PLAN
KUAM-TV
KVOS-TV
KBST-TV
KAVE-TV
KSPR-TV
KICA-TV
WCBI-TV
WMSL-TV
KDIX-TV
WTVY
KTVC
WFLB-TV
WINK-TV
KWCB-TV
KREX-TV
WDXI-TV
KINY-TV
KEEZ-TV
KOTI-TV
WFAM-TV
KTAG-TV
KHAD-TV
KLAS-TV
WDMJ-TV
KGVO-TV
KTVO
WJDM-TV
WTAP
WAGM-TV
KOTA-TV
WBOC-TV
KVEC-TV
KLIX-TV
KPAR-TV
KT.VA
Equipment in use.
No equipment.
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NBC-TV
CITY
STATION
NETWORK
REBROADCAST
Atlanta, Ga.
Baltimore, Md.
Birmingham, Ala.
Boston, Mass.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Chicago, 111.
Cincinnati, O.
Cleveland, O.
Columbus, O.
Dallas, Tea:
Davenport, Iowa
Dayton, O.
Denver, Colo.
Des Moines, Iowa
Detroit, Mich.
Ft. Worth, Tex.
Fresno, Calif.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Traverse City, (S)
Hartford-New Britain
Houston, Tex.
Lufkin (S)
Humtingt o n-Cbarlest on
Indianapolis, Ihd.
Jacksonville, Fla.
Johnstown, Pa.
Kansas City, Kans.
Lancaster- Harrisburg- York
Lansing-, Mich.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Louisville, Ky.
Memphis, Tenn.
Tupelo, Miss. (S)
Miami, Fla.
Milwaukee, Wfise.
Minneapolis-St. Paul,
Nashville, Tenn.
New Orleans, La.
New York, N. Y.
Norfolk, Va.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Omaha, Neb.
Philadelphia, Pa,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Portland, Ore.
Providence, R. I.
Richmond-Petersburg
Rochester, N. Y.
Sacramento, Calif.
Salt Lake City, Utah
San Antonio, Tex.
San Diego, Calif.
San Francisco, Calif.
Schenectady, N. Y.
Seattle- Tacoma, Wash.
St. Louis, Mo.
Syracuse, N. Y.
Elmira, N. Y. (S)
Tampa-St. Petersburg, Fla.
Tulsa, Okla.
Washington, D. C.
Wichita, Kans.
Wilkes- Barre-Scranton, Pa.
Youngstown, O.
• Equipment in use.
— ■ No equipment.
(S) Satellite station.
SLIDE
LOCAL ORIGINATION
FILM
STUDIO
INTERCONNECTED BASIC AFFILIATES
WSB-TW
WBAL-TV
WABT
WBZ-TV
WBUF
WNBQ
WLW-T
KYW-TV
WLW^C
WFAA-TV
WOC-TV
WLW-D
KOA-TV
WHO-TV
WWJ-TV
WBAP-TV
KMJ-TV
WOOD-TV
WPBN-TV
WNBC-TV
KPRC-TV
KTRE-TV
WSAZ-TV
WFBM-TV
WFGA-TV
WJAC-TV
WDAF-TV
WGAL-TV
WJIM-TV
KECA
WAVE-TV
WMCT
KTWV
WCKT
WTMJ-TV
KSTP-TV
WSM-TV
WDSU-TV
WRCA-TV
WVEIC-TV
WKY-TV
KMTV
WRCV-TV
WIIC-TV
KPTV
WJAR-TV
WXEX-TV
WROC-TV
KCRA-TV
KTVT
WOAI-TV
KFSD-TV
KRON-TV
WRGB
KOMO-TV
KSD-TV
WSYR-TV
WSYE-TV
WFLA-TV
KVOO-TV
WRC-TV
KARD-TV
WBRE-TV
WFMJ-TV
Spring 1959
Spring 1959
Feb.
958
Feb.
958
Feb
958
958
May 1958
Feb. 1958
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909
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CITY
STATION
NETWORK
REBROADCAST
SLIDE
LOCAL ORIGINATION
FILM
STUDIO
NBC-TV INTERCONNECTED AFFILIATES INDIVIDUALLY AVAILABLE
Abilene, Tex.
Albany, Ga.
Albuquerque, N. M.
Alexandria, La.
Amarillo, Tex.
Ardmore, Okla.
Asheville, N. O.
Augusta, Ga.
Austin, Tex.
Bakersnedd, Calif.
Bangror, Me.
Presque Isle, Me. (S)
Baton Rouge, La.
Beaumont-Port Arthur, Tex.
Binghamton, N. Y.
Binghaimton, N. Y.
Bismarck. N. D.
Williston, N.D. (S)
Bluefield, W. Va.
Bristol, Va.-Tenn.
Butte, Mont.
Casper, Wyo.
Champaign-Urban a, 111.
Charleston, S.C.
Charlotte, N. C.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Seotts Bluff, Neb. (S)
Clarksburg-, W. Va.
Colorado Spring's, Colo.
Columbia, Mo.
Columbia, S. C.
Columbus, Ga.
Columbus, Miss.
Corpus Chnisti, Tex.
Daytona Beach, Fla.
Decatur, Ala.
Duluth- Superior
Eau Claire, Wise.
El Dorado, Ark.
El Paso, Tex.
Erie, Pa.
Eugene, Ore.
Roseburg, Ore. (S)
Eureka, Calif.
Evansville, Ind.
Fargo, N. D.
Grand Porks, N. D. (S)
Fayetteville, N. C.
Florence, Ala.
Fort Dodge, Iowa
Fort Smith, Ark.
Fort Wayne. Ind.
Great Bend, Kans.
Greenville-
Spartanburg', S.C.
Harrisburg, HI.
Harrisonburg, Va.
Hasting-s-Keamey, Neb.
Hattiesburg-Laurel, Miss.
Idaho Falls, Ida.
Jackson, Miss.
Kali spell, Mont.
Knoxville, Tenn.
La Crosse, Wise.
Lake Charles, La.
Las Vegas-Henderson
Lexington, Ky.
Lima, O.
Little Rock, Ark.
Lubbock, Tex.
Macon, Ga.
Madison, Wise.
• Equipment in use.
— No equipment.
(S) Satellite station.
KRBC-TV
WALB-TV
KOB-TV
KALB-TV
KGNC-TV
KVSC-TV
WISE-TV
WJBF
KTBC-TV
KERO-TV
WABI-TV
WAGM-TV
WBRZ
KPAC-TV
WNBF-TV
WINR-TV
KFYR-TV
KUiMU-TV
WHIS-TV
WCYB-TV
KXLF-TV
KTWO-TV
WCIA
WUSN-TV
WSOC-TV
WRGP-TV
KFBC-TV
KSTF
WBOY-TV
KRDO-TV
ROMU-TV
WIS-TV
WTVM
WCBI-TV
KRIS-TV
WESH-TV
WMSL-TV
WDSM-TV
WEAU-TV
KRBB
KTSM-TV
WICU
KVAL-TV
KPIC-TV
KIEM-TV
WFIE-TV
WDAY-TV
KNOX-TV
WFLB-TV
WOWL-TV
KQTV
KFSA-TV
WKJG-TV
KCKT-TV
WFBC-TV
WSIL-TV
WSVA-TV
KHAS-TV
WDAM-TV
KID-TV
WLBT
KGEZ-TV
WATE-TV
WKBT
KPLC-TV
KLRJ-TV
WLEX-TV
WIMA-TV
KARK-TV
KOBD-TV
WMAZ-TV
WMTV
April
1958 1958 —
Dec. 1958 Dec. 1958 Dec. 1958
958
1958
Jan
1958
1958
Fall 1958 Fall 1958 Fall 1958
958
910
# & NETWORK COLOR EQUIPPED STATIONS & $
■«■<■<■«■<-<■<■<■<■«■<■<■« <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< <■<-<-< <<<<<<;< <-<-<-<•
NETWORK LOCAL ORIGINATION
CITY STATION REBROADCAST SLIDE FILM STUDIO
NBC-TV INTERCONNECTED AFFILIATES INDIVIDUALLY AVAILABLE (CONT.)
Marinette-Green Bay, Wise. WMBV-TV
Medf ord. Ore. KBES-TV
Klamath Falls (S) KOTO-TV
Meridian, Miss. WTOK-TV
Midland-Odessa, Tex. KMDD-TV
Mobile, Ala. WALA-TV
Monroe, La. KNOE-TV
Montgomery, Ala. WSFA-TV
Muncie, Ind. WLBC-TV
Ottumwa, Ia.-Kirksville, Mo. KTVO
Paducah, Ky. WPSD-TV
Palm Beach, Fla. WPTV
Parkersburg, W. Va. WTAP-TV
Peoria, 111. WEEK-TV
LaSalle. 111. WEEQ-TV
Phoenix-Mesa, Ariz. KVAR
Pittsburg-, Kans.-Joplin, Mo. KOAM-TV
Plattsburgh, N.Y.-
Burlington, Vt. WPTZ
Portland, Me. WCSH-TV
Pueblo, Colo. KCSJ-TV
Quincy, 111 .-Hannibal, Mo. W GEM-TV
Raleigh-Durham, N. O. WEAL-TV
Redding-, Calif. KVIP-TV
Reno, Nev. KOLO-TV
Roanloke, Va. WSLS-TV
Rochester, Minn. KROC-TV
Rockf ord, HI. WTVO
Roswell, N. M. K9WS-TV
Saglmaw-Bay City, Mich. WNEM-TV
Salinas-Monterey, Calif. KSBW-TV
San Luis Obispo (S) KSBY-TV
Santa Barbara, Calif. KET-T
Savannnah, Ga. WSAV-TV
Shreveport, La. KTBS-TV
Sioux City, Iowa KTIV
Sioux Falls, S . D. KELO-TV
Florence, S. D. (S) KDLO-TV
South Bend-Elkhart, Ind. WNDU-TV
Spokane, Wash. KHQ-TV
Springfield, 111. WICS
Spring-field-Holyoke, Mass WWLP
Greenfield, Mass. (S) WRLP
Springfield, Mo. KYTV
Tallahassee, Fla.-
Thomasville, Ga. WCTV
Temple-Waco, Tex. KCBN-TV
Tucson, Ariz. KVOA-TV
Twin Falls, Ida. KLIX-TV
Tyler, Tex. KLTV
Utica, N. T. WKTV
Washington-Greenville, N. C. WITN-TV
Waterloo-Cedar Rapids, la. KWWL-TV
Wausau, Wise. WSAU-TV
Weslaco, Tex. KRGV-TV
Wheeling, W. Va. WTRF-TV
Wichita Falls, Tex. KFDX-TV
Wilmington, N. C. WMFD-TV
Winston Salem-
Greensboro, N. C. WSJS-TV
Yakima, Wash. KLMA-TV
Pasco, Wash. (S) KEPR-TV
Lewiston, Wash . ( S ) KLEW-TV
Ephrata, Wash. (S) KBAS-TV
Yuma, Ariz. KTVA
Zanesville, Ohio WHIZ-TV
• Equipment in use.
— No equipment.
(S) Satellite station.
1958
May
Jan.
Spring
April
April
Jan. 1959
Fall 1958
Jan. 1959
Fall 1958
958
May 1958
958
Jan. 1958
1958
Jan. 1958
1958
1958
June 1958
958
958
911
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TV OPERATIONS SUSPENDED
The following TV stations have gone off the air but have retained
their CP's
■<■<<<<<<<-<-<-<■<<<<<<■<<<<<<<<<<< & <<<<<<<<<<<<<«■<<<<<<<<<<<■<-<
City, State
Fresno, Calif.
Tulare, Calif.
Jacksonville, Fla.
Miami, Fla.
Pensacola, Fla.
Atlanta, Ga.
Rome, Ga.
Princeton, Ind.
Des Moines, Iowa
Louisville, Ky.
Cambridge (Boston), Mass.
Worcester, Mass.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Lansing, Mich.
Duluth, Minn.
Meridian, Miss.
Asbury Park, N. J.
Atlantic City, N. J.
Elmira, N. Y.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Charlotte, N. C.
Raleigh, N. C.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Ashtabula, Ohio
Dayton, Ohio
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Tulsa, Okla.
Allentown, Pa.
Bethlehem, Pa.
Harrisburg, Pa.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Reading, Pa.
Scranton, Pa.
Providence, R. I.
Greenville, S. C.
Beaumont, Tex.
Corpus Christi, Tex.
Houston, Tex.
Danville, Va.
Newport News, Va.
Charleston, W. Va.
Milwaukee, Wise.
Call Letters
KBID-TV (UHF)
KVVG (UHF)
WJHP-TV (UHF)
WGBS-TV (UHF)
WPFA-TV (UHF)
WATL-TV (UHF)
WROM-TV
WRAY-TV (UHF)
KGTV (UHF)
WKLO-TV (UHF)
WTAO-TV (UHF)
WWOR-TV (UHF)
WPAG-TV (UHF)
WTOM-TV (UHF)
WFTV (UHF)
WCOC-TV (UHF)
WRTV (UHF)
WHTO-TV (UHF)
WTVE (UHF)
WKNY-TV (UHF)
WUTV (UHF)
WNAO-TV (UHF)
WTOB-TV (UHF)
WICA-TV (UHF)
WIFE (UHF)
KTVQ (UHF)
KCEB (UHF)
WFMZ (UHF)
WLEV-TV (UHF)
WCMB-TV (UHF)
WENS (UHF)
WKJF-TV (UHF)
WHUM-TV (UHF)
WTVU (UHF)
WNET (UHF)
WGVL (UHF)
KBMT (UHF)
KVDO-TV (UHF)
KNUZ-TV (UHF)
WBTM (UHF)
WACH-TV (UHF)
WKNA-TV (UHF)
WCAN-TV (UHF)
Date of Broadcast
Cessation
July 15, 1954
August 6, 1957
October 25, 1957
April 23, 1957
December 18, 1955
May 31, 1955
December, 1957
July 17, 1954
April 15, 1955
April 20, 1954
March 30, 1956
September 5, 1955
December 31, 1957
October 9, 1956
July 11, 1954
July 30, 1954
April 1, 1955
May 17, 1954
February 13, 1957
July 25, 1956
March 15, 1955
December 31, 1957
May 11, 1957
June 16, 1956
March 13, 1954
December 15, 1955
December 25, 1954
April 15, 1955
December, 1957
April 9, 1957
August 31, 1957
July 2, 1954
September 4, 1956
July 1, 1955
July 10, 1955
April 29, 1956
August 1, 1956
September, 1957
June 25, 1954
December 31, 1954
July 1, 1955
February 28, 1955
February 27, 1955
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912
<■<■<■<■<■<■«<< < < < < < <■<■<< <<<<«<<<<<< <■«■<<-<-<■< <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<■<-<
NEW TV STATIONS EXPECTED
TO START OPERATIONS IN 1958
City
Call Letters
Channel
t «.-«i.-^-*rww*r«;
City
Call Letters
Channel
ALABAMA
IDAHO
Birmingham
WBMG
42
Twin Falls
KHTV
13
Selma
WSLA
8
ILLINOIS
ARIZONA
^Champaign
WCHU
33
Yuma
KYAT
13
Chicago
Chicago
WHFC-TV
WIND-TV
26
20
CALIFORNIA
Chicago
WOPT
44
Evanston
WTLE
32
Modesto
KTRB-TV
14
Springfield
WMAY-TV
2
San Francisco KBAY-TV
20
San Francisco KPRT
26
INDIANA
CONNECTICUT
Anderson
Hatfield
WCBC-TV
WVSJ-TV
61
9
* Bridgeport
WCTB
71
* Hartford
WEDH
24
IOWA
New Haven
New London
WELI-TV
WNLC-TV
59
26
*Des Moines
KDPS-TV
11
*Norwich
Stamford
WCTN
WSTF
63
27
KANSAS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Garden City
Goodland
KGLD
KWGB-TV
11
10
Washington
WOOK-TV
14
Hays
^Manhattan
KAYS-TV
KSAC-TV
7
8
FLORIDA
KENTUCKY
Fort Pierce
"Jacksonville
Miami
Orlando
*Tampa
WTVI
WJCT
WMFL
WEAL-TV
WEDU
19
7
33
18
3
Ashland
Louisville
Newport
Owensboro
WALN-TV
WQXL-TV
WNOP-TV
WKYT
59
41
74
14
GEORGIA
LOUISIANA
Baton Rouge
WCNS
40
*Athens
WGTV
8
New Orleans
WCKG
26
♦Atlanta
WETV
30
New Orleans
WWEZ-TV
32
Non-oommeircial educational station.
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* * NEW TV STATIONS DUE TO START IN 1958 & &
^-< < < <-< < < < <-< < < < < <-<■<. ^U'.^'vUV^^
(Continued from
Preceding Page)
City
Call Letters
Channel
City
Call Letters
Channel
MAINE
NEW JERSEY
Augusta
WPTT
10
Atlantic City
WOCN
52
Camden
WKDN-TV
17
MARYLAND
*New Brunswick
WTLV
19
Baltimore
WITH-TV
72
NEW MEXICO
Baltimore
WTLF
18
*Albuquerque
KNME-TV
5
MASSACHUSETTS
Santa Fe
KVIT
2
Boston
WXEL
38
NEW YORK
Boston
WJ1DW
44
Brockton
WHEF-TV
62
Albany
WPTR-TV
23
*Albany
WTUZ
17
MICHIGAN
*Binghamton
WQTV
46
Buffalo
WNYT-TV
59
*Ann Arbor
WUOM-TV
26
*Buffalo
WTVF
23
Detroit
WBID-TV
50
Ithaca
WHCU-TV
20
Flint
WJRT
12
*Ithaca
WIET
14
Grand Rapids WMCM
23
*New York
WREG
25
Ironwood
WJMS-TV
12
New York
WNYC-TV
31
Port Huron
WHLS-TV
34
Rochester
WCBF-TV
15
* Rochester
WROH
21
MISSISSIPPI
* Syracuse
WHTV
43
Biloxi
WVMI-TV
13
NORTH CAROLINA
Gulfport
WSTG
56
Laurel
WTLM
7
Gastonia
WTVX
48
New Bern
WNBE-TV
13
MONTANA
OHIO
Butte
KOPR-TV
6
Great Falls
KTCL
3
Canton
WTLC
29
Cincinnati
WQXN-TV
54
NEBRASKA
Cleveland
WERE-TV
65
North Platte KWSL
2
Cleveland
WHK-TV
19
Elyria
WEOL-TV
31
NEVADA
Mansfield
WTVG
36
Massillon
WMAC-TV
23
Reno
KAKJ
4
* Oxford
WMUB-TV
14
Toledo
WTOH-TV
79
NEW
* Toledo
WGTE-TV
30
Keene
WKNE-TV
45
Youngstown
WXTV
73
* Non-oommercial educational station.
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* # NEW TV STATIONS DUE TO START IN 1958 # #
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<■<-<■<<<< <■<■< <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< <<■<■<-<-<-<-< < < < < <<■<-<
City Call Letters Channel City Call Letters Channel
*Tulsa
Tulsa
Coos Bay
Salem
OKLAHOMA
KOED-TV
KSPG
OREGON
KOOS-TV
KSLM-TV
PENNSYLVANIA
SOUTH CAROLINA
Camden
Charleston
WACA-TV
WTMA-TV
SOUTH DAKOTA
Deadwood
Mitchell
Rapid City-
Sioux Falls
Brownwood
Houston
TEXAS
KNBT-TV
KXYZ-TV
Non-commercial educational station.
11
17
16
3
Allentown
WQCY
39
Hazleton
WAZL-TV
63
Lancaster
WLAN-TV
21
Philadelphia
WPHD
23
Philadelphia
WSES
29
Pittsburgh
WTVQ
47
Pittsburgh
WTAE-TV
4
Sunbury
WKOK-TV
38
Williamsport
WRAK-TV
36
14
4
KDSJ-TV
5
KORN-TV
9
KRSD-TV
7
KSOO-TV
13
19
29
Monahans
Nacogdoches
San Angelo
Victoria
KVKM-TV
KTES
KVTX
KMCA-TV
UTAH
Provo
*Salt Lake City
KLOR-TV
KUED
VIRGINIA
Arlington
WARL-TV
WASHINGTON
Kennewick
Seattle
Vancouver
WEST VIRGINIA
Ponce
*San Juan
PUERTO RICO
WKBM-TV
WIPR-TV
9
19
3
19
11
7
20
KTRX
31
KIRO-TV
7
KVAN-TV
21
Fairmont WJPB-TV
35
Parkersburg WLTV
51
WISCONSIN
Milwaukee WEOX-TV
31
11
6
915
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Estimated 1957 Expenditures of National
And Regional Spot Television Advertisers
— BY PRODUCTS —
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<« # <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<.
<-<k
Product Est. Exp. 1957
AGRICULTURE $ 1,333,000
Feeds, Meals 855,000
Miscellaneous 478,000
ALE, BEER & WINE 38,483,000
Beer and Ale 35,290,000
Wine 3,193,000
AMUSEMENTS, ENTERTAINMENT
660,000
AUTOMOTIVE 9,745,000
Anti-Freeze 174,000
Batteries 87,000
Oars 5,878,000
Tires and Tubes 1,364,000
Trucks and Trailers 762,000
Miscellaneous Accessories and
Supplies 1,480,000
BUILDING MATERIAL, EQUIP-
MENT, FIXTURES, PAINTS .... 2,857,000
Fixtures, Plumbing, Supplies 417,000
Materials 660,000
Paints 1,137,000
Power Tools 123,000
Miscellaneous 520,000
CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS,
ACCESSORIES 11,295,000
Clothing . . 10,133,000
Footwear 965,000
Hosiery 69,000
Miscellaneous 128,000
CONFECTIONS & SOFT DRINKS.. 26,668,000
Confections 11,458,000
Soft Drinks 15,210,000
CONSUMER SERVICES 12,640,000
Dry Cleaning & Laundries 100,000
Financial 1,933,000
Insurance 2,218,000
Medical & Dental 254,000
Moving, Hauling, Storage 399,000
Public Utilities 5,960,000
Religious, Political, Unions 1,005,000
Schools & Colleges 174,000
Miscellaneous Services 597,000
Product Est Exp 1957
COSMETICS & TOILETRIES $ 48,500,000
Cosmetics 9,449,000
Deodorants 4,824,000
Depilatories 902,000
Hair Tonics & Shampoos 9,190,000
Hand & Face Creams, Lotions 739,000
Home Permanents & Coloring 7,075,000
Perfumes, Toilet Waters, etc 1,025,000
Razors, Blades 591,000
Shaving Creams, Lotions, etc 2,769,000
Toilet Soaps 9,591^000
Miscellaneous 2,345,000
DENTAL PRODUCTS 7,446,000
Dentifrices 5,909,000
Mouthwashes 298,000
Miscellaneous 1,239,000
DRUG PRODUCTS 38,195,000
Cold Remedies 6,888,000
Headache Remedies 6,595,000
Indigestion Remedies 9,320,000
Laxatives 5,152,000
Vitamins 1,409,000
Weight Aids 472,000
Miscellaneous Drug Products 7,489,000
Drug Stores 870,000
*FOOD & GROCERY PRODUCTS.. 119,683,000
Baked Goods 27,136,000
Cereals 9,007,000
Coffee, Tea & Food Drinks 25,740,000
Condiments, Sauces, Appetizers.. 5,949,000
Dairy Products 6,709,000
Desserts 1,520,000
Dry Foods (Flour, Mixes, Rice,
etc.) 5,178,000
Fruits & Vegetables, Juices 6,663,000
Macaroni, Noodles, Chili, etc 1,986,000
Margarine, Shortenings 5,770,000
Meat, Poultry & Fish 6,427,000
Soups 288,000
Miscellaneous Foods 7,649,000
Miscellaneous Frozen Foods 2,387,000
Food Stores 7,274,000
* Includes frozen foods in appropriate sub-
classifications.
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Estimated 1957 Expenditures of National
And Regional Spot Television Advertisers
— BY PRODUCTS —
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<HHK
Product Est. Exp. 1957
GARDEN, SUPPLIES &
EQUIPMENT $ 606,000
GASOLINE & LUBRICANTS 22,259,000
Gasoline & Oil 21,426,000
Oil Additives 661,000
Miscellaneous 172,000
HOTELS, RESORTS,
RESTAURANTS 357,000
HOUSEHOLD CLEANERS, CLEANS-
ERS, POLISHES, WAXES 9,376,000
Cleaners, Cleansers 4,993,000
Floor & Furniture Polishes, Waxes 712,000
Glass Cleaners 850,000
Home Dry Cleaners 2,135,0G0
Shoe Polishes 73,000
Miscellaneous Cleaners 613,000
HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT-
APPLIANCES 5,610,000
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS 3,865,000
Beds, Mattresses, Springs 3,157,000
Furniture & Other Furnishings... 708,000
HOUSEHOLD LAUNDRY
PRODUCTS 22,347,000
Bleaches, Starches : 3,451,000
Packaged Soaps, Detergents 17,688,000
Miscellaneous 1,208,000
HOUSEHOLD PAPER PRODUCTS. 4,968,000
Cleansing Tissues 1,413,000
Food Wraps 449,000
Napkins 559,000
Toilet Tissue 577,000
Miscellaneous 1,970,000
HOUSEHOLD, GENERAL 2,793,000
Brooms, Brushes, Mops, etc 246,000
China, Glassware, Crockery, Con-
tainers 100,000
Disinfectants, Deodorizers 1,038,000
Fuels (heating, etc.) 315,000
Insecticides, Rodenticides 359,000
Kitchen Utensils 74,000
Miscellaneous 661,000
Product Est. Exp. 1957
NOTIONS $ 461,000
PET PRODUCTS 4,744,000
PUBLICATIONS 1,148,000
SPORTING GOODS, BICYCLES,
TOYS "... 1,915,000
Bicycles & Supplies 99,000
General Sporting Goods 75^000
Toys & Games 1,668!()00
Miscellaneous 72,000
STATIONERY, OFFICE EQUIP-
MENT 378,000
TELEVISION, RADIO, PHONO-
GRAPH, MUSICAL INSTRU-
MENTS 1,482,000
Antennas 258,000
Radio & Television Sets 352,000
Records 461,000
Miscellaneous 411,000
TOBACCO PRODUCTS &
SUPPLIES 33,387,000
Cigarettes 30,986,000
Cigars, Pipe Tobacco 2,098,000
TRANSPORTATION & TRAVEL. . . 2,890,000
Air 1,473,000
Bus 628,000
Rail 732,000
Miscellaneous 57,000
WATCHES, JEWELRY, CAMERAS 6,334,000
Cameras, Accessories, Supplies.. 535,000
Clocks & Watches 4,012,000
Jewelry 149,000
Pens & Pencils 1,615,000
Miscellaneous 23,000
MISCELLANEOUS 6,301,000
Trading Stamps 945,000
Miscellaneous Products 2,253,000
Miscellaneous Stores 3,103,000
TOTAL $448,734,000
Source: TvB
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BRITISH COMMERCIAL TV
INDEPENDENT TELEVISION AUTHORITY
14 Princes Gate, London, S.W.7
Phone: KNIghtsbridge 5341
Chairman Sir Kenneth Clark
Deputy Chairman Sir Ronald Matthews
Director-General Sir Robert Fraser
Press Officer J. D. R. Cuthbert
Transmitting Stations
Croydon Black Hill
(London Area) (Central Scotland)
Band III, iChannel 9 Band III, Channel 10
AiP: 30 low; VP: 120 kw [475 lew N.E.
^ a c *. v, oo iokk AP: V4 of VP's{200 kw S.W.
Commenced September 22, 1955 [ 65 kw N w & g E
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(Northern Region)
Band III, Channel 9
AP: 25 kw; VP: 100 kw St. Hilary Down
Commenced May 3, 1956 (South Wales and
West of England)
Lichfield ttt _
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(Midlands) AP: 50 kw; VP: 200 kw
Band III, Channel 8 Commenced January 14, 1958
AP: 50 kw; VP: 200 kw
Commenced February 17, 1956
Lmley Moor Chillerton Down I.O.W.
(Northern Region) (Southampton Area)
Band III, Channel 10 Band III, Channel 11
AP: 50 kw (max.); VP: 200 kw (max.) AP: 25 kw; VP: 100 kw
Commenced November 3, 1956 To commence Summer 1958
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Independent Television Authority provides and operates transmitters
for commercial television. Program Contractors produce programs and
receive revenue from sales of advertising tim,e, paying rent to ITA for the
hire of transmitters.
A.B.C. Television Ltd. Granada TV Network Ltd.
Film House, 142 Wardour St. 36 Golden Square, London, W.l
London, W.l
Phone : GERard 7808 Phone : REGent 8080
Midlands and Northern Transmissions: Northern Region Transmission: Monday
Saturday and Sunday .
to Friday
Chairman Sir Philip Warter
Deputy Chairman Dr. Eric Fletcher Chairman Sidney L. Bernstein
Managing Director. . . . .Howard Thomas General Man*ger, N. Region
Simon Kershaw
Press and Publicity Donald Harker
Associated-Rediffusion Ltd.
Television House, Kingsway, London
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Phone: HOLborn 7888 Television House, Kingsway, London
London Transmission: Monday to Friday WC2
Chairman J. Spencer Wills
„ . ^. « * , - Phone: HOLburn 1331
Managing Director P. Adorian
General Manager Scottish Transmission: All Week
Captain T. M. Brownrigg
Press Officer Brian Begg Chairman Roy Thomson
Managing Director. .. .James M. Coltart
Associated Television Ltd.
Television House, Kingsway, London T W W Ltd
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Phone: CHAncery 4488
London Transmission: Saturday and Phone: FLEet Street 0304
Sunday
Birmingham Transmission: Monday to Wales and West of EnSland
Friday Transmission: All Week
Chaimian Prince Littler President. . .Rt. Hon. the Earl of Derby
Deputy Chairman Norman Collins chairman. . .Rt. Hon. Viscount Cilcennin
Managing Director Val Parnell Managing Director
Press Director Suzanne Warner Mark Chapman-Walker
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COMPANY Comptroller Andy Subbiondo
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Services Offered: Prepare and produce all PRODUCTIONS INC
radio and television programs, jingles, films. j • a at V i oo tvt v
Productions: Frehlach Time, The Jewish 595 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Show, Our Jewish Heritage, Jewish Matinee Phone: LO 8-3100
Time, The Bobby Breen Show, Sabbath Can- President Alton Alexander
dies, Great Jewish Stories, The Jan Bart Services Offered: Television program pro-
Show, duction, live and film.
Productions: Your Better Home Show, Lie
AGNETA AGENCY Detector, Your Lucky Number, Chief Medi-
1270 6th Ave., New York 20, N. Y. ™* Examiner, A Model Young Woman, The
Phone: COlumbus 5-0232 g»« Brceak' Da°g.ef *■ M? Business, Sing For
President Nicholas T. Agneta Your SuPPer Wlth Tommy Tucker.
ScfrpT8:7ale^.ered: ReC°rding' Production' AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF FOOD
Productions: Broadway Musical Comedy, PRODUCTS, INC.
TV film. 608 Fifth Ave., New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: JU 6-7600
AIR FEATURES, INC. General Manager Robert A. Bories
44-46 East 53rd St., New York 22, N. Y. Services Offered: Production, scripts,
Phone: PLaza 1-4155 talent for food merchandising.
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667 MADISON AVENUE • NEW YORK 21, N. Y.
represented by ULJUvbCs
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AMERICAN SALES &
SERVICING AGENCY
(RADIO LUXEMBOURG)
370 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-1300
President Guy Bolam
Services Offered: Sales agency for Radio
Luxembourg, Teleluxembourg, Society Int'l
des Programmes pour TV, TV Audience
Measurements, Ltd., Paris Television.
RAY ANTHONY ENTERPRISES, INC.
9155 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 4-5473
President Ray Anthony
Sec'y-Treas Fred Benson
Services Offered: Packagers and producers
of radio and television shows.
PETER ARNELL PRODUCTIONS, INC.
750 Park Ave., New York 21, N. Y.
Phone: TRafalgar 9-5097
Producer Peter Arnell
Asso. Prod., Prod. Mgr Jean Heaton
Services Offered: TV & Radio Programs:
Production, Package, Consultation.
ASSOCIATED BROADCAST
ADVERTISING CO.
1188 South Muirfield Road, Los Angeles 19,
Calif.
Phone: WEbster 6-5564
Sales Mgr., Owner Irwin T. Porter
Partner, Prog. Mgr Gertrude T. Porter
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Services Offered: Scripts created, for any
business, ranging from miniature 5-minute
programs to half hour or more shows — also
spot announcements, and jingles. Promotion,
programming, production, and merchandis-
ing. Several participation (quiz) and other
shows available.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
50 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-1111
General Manager Frank J. Starzel
Asst. Gen. Manager, Radio. .Oliver Gramling
Radio News Editor John A. AspinwaE
Serices Offered: 24-hour news coverage,
hourly news summaries, daily & weekly fea-
ture coverage for TV and radio, and AP Pho-
tofax News pictures for TV.
BARRY & ENRIGHT
667 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y.
Phone: TEmpleton 2-8600
Gen. Executive Jack Barry
Gen. Executive Dan Enright
Business Executive Fred Stettner
Prod. Executive Robert Noah
Art Director Norman Blumenthal
Office Manager Florence Charney
Services Offered: Package producers of
live and transcribed radio shows and live and
filmed TV shows.
Productions: Tic Tac Dough, 21, High-Low,
Dough-Re-Mi, It's Against the Law, Hit or
Miss.
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OF THE WORLD
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PRODUCTIONS
17 E. 45 St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-8877
Sales Manager Charles J. Basch, Jr.
Services Offered: Complete program
building service; Package programs for ra-
dio and TV Jingles and "idea" spots; custom
and syndicated recordings; TV commercials;
live and film.
ZACH BAYM FILMS
60 East 42 St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 2-4813
Sales Manager Zach Baym
Services Offered: Television film sales rep-
resentative: feature length motion pictures;
full-length westerns; animated cartoons.
IRENE BEASLEY RADIO
PRODUCTION SERVICE
Heatherdell Rd., Ardsley, N. Y.
Phone: DObbs Ferry 3-3578
Owner Irene Beasley
Services Offered: Program production;
live package programs.
V. S. BECKER PRODUCTIONS
551 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray HiU 2-0777
Partner Viola S. Becker
Partner Thomas W. Bieder
Services Offered: Production of package
shows and commercials for Radio, Television
programs, live and film. Distributors of film.
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WALTER BIDDICK CO.
(Programs Div.)
1046 S. Olive St., Los Angeles 15, Calif.
Phone: RI 9-8800
Manager Guy Biddick
Office Manager Barbara McNey
Traveling Rep Burton Zoul
Services Offered: Preparing and recording
commercial announcements for your own
individual requirements. Packaged ^-min.
transcribed announcements already prepared
for various type businesses. Packaged
quarter-hour transcribed radio programs.
Transcribed sacred music libraries sold out-
right.
ROBERT A. BORIES CO.
608 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: JU 6-7600
President Bob Bories
Services Offered: Radio and TV package
producer.
BRITISH INFORMATION SERVICES,
RADIO-TV DIVISION
45 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-5100
Director Rodney C. Chalk
Production Head Alan J. Waple
Program Head Natalie Demidov
Services Offered: Produce and distribute
Radio-TV public service programs; film and
tape news features.
Television and Radio Productions
WIIM STARK-JERRY LfflOI, Inc.
6 East 45th Street, New York 17, N. Y.
OXford 7-6860
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SERVICE
17 E. 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-0725
President Herbert Rosen
Services Offered: Transcription service,
musical programs on tape, sound effects
records, mood and bridge music library, TV
programs on films.
BYRON PRODUCTIONS
8 E. 52nd St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-6930
President Edward A. Byron
Services Offered: Package programs.
BRUCE CHAPMAN COMPANY
125 West 41st Street, New York, N. Y.
Phone: Wisconsin 7-9244
President Bruce Chapman
V.P.-Treas Edna Chapman
Prod. Mgr Bert Berns
Res. Dir Mary Hutcheson
Branch Offices:
30 rue Chalgrin, Paris, France
Phone: Passy 70-44
Services Offered: Production of radio & TV
programs
Productions: The Answer Man. Wonders
of the World, Here's the Answer.
CHESHIRE & ASSOCIATES
6606 Selma Ave., Hollywood 28, Calif.
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Owner, Gen.Mgr Bob Reichenbach
Production Manager Joy Russell-Smith
Services Offered: Television and Radio
program and announcement producers and
distributors; West Coast distributor for
Speed-0 and E. M. I. sound effects E. M. I.
background and mood music.
Productions : The Myron J. Bennett Show ;
Marvin Miller, Storyteller and Stand By
For Crime, Drama of Medicine, Pappy Che.
shire's Ranch Roundup, Frontier Town,
Along the Trail with Pappy Cheshire.
CINEFFECTS, INC.
( For complete listing see TV Film Producers)
CLOSEDCIRCUIT TELECASTING
SYSTEM, INC.
237 West 54th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JU 2-2490
President Fanshawe Lindsley
Chairman Arthur 0. Choate, Jr.
Oper. Dir Jay J. Merkle
Ace. Exec Charles B. Pearson
Secretary William Rockefeller
Services Offered: Producing and Network-
ing big screen color and black and white
closed circuit presentations.
TED COLLINS CORP.
500 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: CH 4-5036
Manager Ted Collins
WORLD'S
LARGEST SELECTION
of
Transcribed Radio
Programs
• MYSTERY and ADVENTURE SHOWS (Vi hr.)
• 5 and 15-MINUTE PROGRAMS
Health — Humor — Sports — Finance — Musicals
• JINGLES — CUSTOM MADE and OPEN-END
Station Identification Jingles. Jingles for Local Sponsors and for
Regional and National Advertisers. Weather Forecast, Time, etc.
All Your Radio Program Needs at "Down To Earth" Prices
£. (f&trc/m&n^m
19 EAST 53rd STREET
NEW YORK . N.Y.
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resentatives of radio and television pro-
grams. Representatives of writers and talent.
Productions: Dotto, Line-Up, Sez Who,
Verdict Is Yours.
ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCTIONS,
INC.
575 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-3700
President Harry Fleischman
Exec. Vice Pres Steven R. Carlin
Treasurer J. Kyle Fabcr
Services Offered: Producers of Radio and
TV shows.
Productions: The $64,000 Question, $64,000
Challenge, What's It For, Conversation.
FREDERIC DAMRAU, M. D.
247 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-3638
Director Frederic Damrau, M. D.
AFTRA Associate Adeline Maneery
Business Manager Mary L. Davis
Services Offered: Educational and drama-
tized programs relating to health, for both
radio and TV.
MAC DAVIS FEATURES
1 Montgomery Place, Brooklyn (15), N. Y.
Phone: Nevins 84374
Director Mac Davis
Services Offered: Sport shows created,
written and produced for television and radio
Services Offered: Talent, Production.
COMMODORE PRODUCTIONS &
ARTISTS, INC.
6636 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HO 9-7502
Pres., Exec. Prod Walter White, Jr.
Vice-Presidents. .Kent Allen, John H. Legan
Secy.-Treas Eleanor Payne
Services Offered: Producers of 'live' and
filmed programs. Also package programs and
commercials. Service nationally transcribed
radio programs.
Productions: Hawaiian Islands police se-
ries.
COOLIDGE-DuBOIS AGENCY
5880 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HO 9-2111
Director Carl Coolidge
Sec.-Treas Dr. C. DuBois
Services Offered: Television scripts of all
types.
FRANK COOPER ASSOCIATES
AGENCY
9145 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 4-6321
N. Y. Phone: PLaza 1-0725
Owner Frank Cooper
V.P. Chge. of N. Y. Office Sy Fischer
Hollywood Office D. I. Hyland, Joel
Cohen, B. D. S. Hamberg
Services Offered: Packagers and sales rep-
Frank Hooper Associates
17 E. 54 St., N.Y.C.
PL 1-0725
9145 Sunset Blvd.
Hollywood, Calif.
CRestview 4-6321
927
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presentation. Also special scripts and ideas
furnished for all types of sport programs for
local, regional or network presentation.
Productions: Heartbeats in Sport Head-
lines, They Made Sports History, Diamond
Dust, Ask Me Another, It Happened In Base-
ball, This Is Football, Horse Tales.
GORDON M. DAY PRODUCTIONS
256 Hollywood Ave., Douglaston 63, N. Y.
Phone: BAyside 9-6859
Writer, Composer Gordon M. Day
Production Manager Carol Bulkley
Casting Director Pat Manning
Treasurer Leo L. Reich
Services Offered: Writing-production of
jingles and spots; consultants to advertising
agencies on preparation of transcribed and
film commercials.
Productions: Alcoa, Good & Plenty Candy,
Corn Products Refining Co. (various prod-
ucts), Margo Wine, Sacramento Tomato
Juice, King Edward Cigars, N. E. Telephone
Co. (Yellow Pages), American Tobacco Co.
(Roi-Tan Cigars), Dolly Madison Ice Cream,
Foremost Dairies.
DEMBY PRODUCTIONS, INC.
Hotel Plaza, 1 W. 58th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-2495
President Emanuel H. Demby
Vice-President Mildred Demby
Dramatic Programs Betty Jeffries
Creative Supervisor Allen Swift
Services Offered: Producers of feature and
television films, spot commercials, sales
training and public relations films. Affiliated
with Motivation Research Associates for pre-
testing commercials and other films for po-
tential audience effectiveness.
Productions: The Shadow, Hollywood to
Broadway, How to Be a Cowboy, Half The
World's a Bride, Carnival, Witch on Wheels,
Films For Sales, This Is Indonesia, Filmed
spots for AMOCO-Super Permalube, Bad
Laundry Bleach, etc.
For theatrical use only: Half The World's
a Bride, Carnival, Witch On Wheels, The
Shadow, Hollywood to Broadway, How T«
Be A Cowboy.
ALFRED DIXON PRODUCTIONS
138 E. 36th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-6415
President-Owner Alfred Dixon
Casting and production Lynn Masters
Asst. Dir. and Coaching Norma Burton
Services Offered: Radio, stage, film, TV
productions.
HARRY S. DUBE
10 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-7035
Manager J. Knight
Services Offered: Live Talent, package
shows and transcriptions.
DYNAMIC FILMS INC.
405 Park Ave., New York 24, N. Y.
Phone: TRafalgar 3-6221
President, Treasurer Nathan Zucker
521 Fiffh Ave., New York 17, N, Y.
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203 N. Wabash, Chicago
Phone: FT 6-3653
Owner W. M. Ellsworth
Services Offered: Folk artists, entertainers
for radio-TV-records and transcriptions.
EMPIRE BROADCASTING CORP.
480 Lexington Ave.. New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 94500
President Helen D. Kelleher
V.P.'s Arthur Lubo, Fred De Jaager
Services Offered: All types of recording
namely: tape-disc, studios, air-line checks,
AM-FM-TV portable jobs, film synchroniza-
tion.
ROBERT J. ENDERS, INC.
J 001 Connecticut Ave., N. W.
Washington 6, D. C.
Phone: STerling 3-2222
President Robert J. Enders
Exec. Vice-Pres Howard A. Enders
Assoc. Producer Stanley Bass
Ed. Super Richard Laitinen
Prod. Mgr Les Miller
Script Ed Mary Crowell
Art Dir Fred Waller
Hollywood Office
MGM Studios, 10202 Washington Blvd.
Culver City, Calif.
Phone: TExits 0-3311
V.P., Chg. of Prod Robert L. Friend
Assoc. Prod Lewis Ciannelli
Services Offered: Radio and television
Exec. Prod Lester Becker
V.P Lee R. Bobker
Dir., Adv., P.R. Films. . .Maury J. Glaubman
Dir., Med. Films Sol S. Feuerman
Studio & Tech. Develop. . . .James Townsend
hd. Super Irving L. Oshman
Distribution Harry Schlesinger
Services Offered: Complete production and
distribution facilities, sound stages, record-
ing studios, animation. Associated companies
— Dynamic Studios, Inc., MedicalnDynamics,
Inc., Alan Shilin Films, Inc., Distribution
Dynamics.
Productions: Decision, American Girl, All
The Way Home, Medical Witness, Doctor De-
fendant, Psychiatric Nurse, Barbed Wire
Fence, Korean Caravan, 500 Miles Adven-
ture, On The Threshold.
ECONOMEE TELEVISION
PROGRAMS
(Div. of Ziv TV Programs, Inc.)
488 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-4700
General Manager Pierre Weis
Services Offered: Distribution of the fol
lowing filmed TV programs: Mr. District At
torney, I Led Three Lives, Favorite Story
Boston Blackie, Eddie Cantor Comedy The
atra, Meet Corliss Archer, Story Theatre
Times Square Playhouse, The Unexpected
Your Television Theatre, Yesterday's News
reel, The Living Book, Sports Album, Sci
ence Fiction Theater, Doctor Christian.
Jack London
Productions, Inc.
460 Park Ave.
New York, N. Y.
929
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complete production; motion pictures, com-
mercials, animation, program packagers for
network or syndication.
Productions: Tomorrow Today (series),
Songs of Our Fathers, Safety, Espionage,
Manhunt, Cover Story, The Assassin, Let's
Play Bridge, For God and Country, Ambas-
sadors with Wings, Best of the Post.
ENDORSEMENTS, INC.
65 East 55th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-0315
President Jules Aliberti
Sr. V.P., Chmn. Exec. Comm Tyler Davis
Sr. V.P Robert Brilmayer
Vice-Pres Robert L. Montgomery
Vice-Pres Frederick Horan
Secy.-Treas Carol Batchelder
Services Offered: Liaison for advertising
agencies and advertisers. All phases of en-
dorsement advertising — all media.
ESTES NEWSFEATURES
6 Peter Cooper Rd., New York 10, N. Y.
Phone: SPring 7-5766
President Bernard Estes
Secretary-Treasurer Hazel Estes
Associate Producer Jack Sheldon
Services Offered: Live, transcribed and
filmed package shows produced. Specializing
in news and feature programs designed for
public relations impact, AM, Video. News
and camera correspondents throughout U. S.,
Latin America, Europe, Far East.
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FADIMAN ASSOCIATES, LTD.
1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LAckawanna 4-3544
Manager Edwin Fadiman
Services Offered: Production, Package
Shows.
WALT FRAMER PRODUCTIONS
1150 Avenue of the Americas
New York 36, New York
OXford 7-3322
Senior Partner Walt Framer
Associate Producer Sid Tamber
Production Supervisors Mervyn Framer,
Vivian Roberts
Business Affairs Henry Schmerzler
Services Offered: Specializing audience
participation and quiz shows; packages, pro-
duction, question research, contestant screen-
ing.
Current Productions: Big Payoff.
FREMANTLE OVERSEAS RADIO
& TELEVISION, INC.
366 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-4344
President Paul Talbot
Secretary-Treasurer Ruth Arrington
Mgr. (Mexico City) Rene Anselmo
Mgr. (London) Lane Blackwell
Mgr. (Toronto) Ralph Ellis
Services Offered: Producers of transcribed
radio programs for Spanish audiences. Pro-
ducers of live radio and TV programs, World-
PACKAGED SHOW SERIES
LIVE and FILM
TALES OF THE BUCK CAT - VAUDEVILLE DAYS - GUESS WHAT!
KITTY K00KE SHOW - YOUR HOPE CHEST
Production services to the industry for over eight years
STOCK FOOTAGE LIBRARY
Over 6,000,000 feet of multi-subject historical and up-to-date 35mm foot-
age now servicing major networks and film companies.
MAURICE H. ZOUARY
TV-FILM PRODUCTIONS
333 West 52nd Street N.Y.C 19 Circle 6-4821-22
930
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wide. Exclusive TV rights to the Davis Cup
tennis matches and 16th Olympiad, Mel-
bourne, 1956.
GBA PRODUCTIONS
(Gallucci Bros. & Assoc.)
727 Meriden Road, Waterbury 4, Conn.
Phone: PLaza 35272
President Joe Gallucci
General Manager N. T. Gallucci
Sales Manager Lou Gallucci
Assoc. Producer C. G. Harries
Assoc. Producer Jack Sheehan
Assoc. Director Lloyd Hurd
Assoc. Director N. S. Strauss
Assoc. Director Dick Felker
Assoc. Director Barbara Piper
Assoc. Director Joe Megaro
Services Offered: Special feature program.
HAROLD R. GINGRICH,
PRODUCTIONS
111 N. Marion St., Oak Park 1, 111.
Phone: VI 8-9444
Owner-Manager Harold R. Gingrich
Mus. Dir Jack Wonnell
Arranger Howard W. Zuegner
Services Offered: Radio-Television adver-
tising, counseling and ideas.
GAC-TV
640 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-7543
President Milton W. Krasny
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Creative Dir Jay Michaels
Sales Dir Jack Sobel
Vice-President, Chicago Pat Lombard
TV Manager, Beverly Hills Bill Weems
Services Offered: Program Production and
development. Artists representatives. Tran-
scription production and services. World-
wide Film sales representation.
Productions: The Perry Como Show, The
Guy Mitchell Show, The Pat Boone Show,
The National Guard Show.
JOHN E. GIBBS & CO., INC.
12 West 55th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-5959
President John Gibbs
Talent Department Bob Ferres
Services Offered: Television and Radio
production. Talent representation.
GRACE GIBSON RADIO
PRODUCTIONS
6606 Selma Avenue, Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 3-3498
General Manager Bob Reichenbach
Executive Producer Grace Gibson
Services Offered: Production and distribu*
tion of transcribed (syndicated) radio pro-
grams in English only, for world-wide
broadcast.
Productions: Drama Of Medicine, Adven-
tures of Gregory Keane, Famous Court
Dramas, Romance of Jewels, Pretty Kitty
Kelly.
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The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
WALT FRAMER PRODUCTIONS
1150 Avenue of the Americas
New York City
Producing and packaging top rated
audience participation and quiz
shows for radio and TV.
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GOMALCO INC.
404 N. Roxbury, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: CR 5-6131
President David P. O'Malley
Vice-President George Gobel
Services Offered: Television production
(live and film).
Current Productions: The George Gobel
Show, Leave It To Beaver.
HARRY S. GOODMAN
PRODUCTIONS
19 E. 53rd St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-6131
General Manager Harry S. Goodman
Sales Manager Everett F. Goodman
Secretary H. D. Knuth
Office Manager William Baron
Traffic Manager Frank Gehrecke
TV Director Stuart Wilson
Services: Custom Commercials, Syndicated
Commercials, Jingles. 5 min.-15 min.-30 min.
programs. Mystery, Adventure, Soap Operas,
Western, Religious, Musical, Misc., Juvenile.
GOODSON-TODMAN
PRODUCTIONS
41 East 57th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-0600
Partner William S. Todman
Partner Mark Goodson
Director of Sales Bud Austin
General Business Mgr.. . .Howard F. Todman
Exec. Dir. of Programs Gil Fates
Dir. of West Coast Prog Harris Katleman
Production Manager Mitchell Leiser
Branch Office
Goodson-Todman Enterprises, Ltd.
449 S. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 4-7357
Services Offered: Producing and packaging
live and transcribed radio, and live and
filmed TV programs for national, regional
and spot sales.
Productions: Beat the Clock, I've Got a
Secret, What's My Line, The Price Is Right,
The Web, To Tell The Truth.
GOTHAM RECORDING CORP.
2 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-5577
President. Herbert M. Moss
V.P., Gen. Mgr Robert M. Volkell
Dir. of Prog Fred Hertz
Ace. Execs Bob Nash, Lou Sposa
Services Offered: Radio transcription and
film production and recording. Studios on
premises. 16 Amp ex Tape machines, five Disc
Lathes. Writing and production staff avail-
able.
HALE & BAKER, INC.
55 West 42nd Street, New York 36, N. IT-
Phone: LOngacre 5-2795
President Arthur Hale
Vice-President Jules Evan Baker
Manager Amy W. Muentz
Services Offered: TV Radio consultants,
writers-producers of public services and com-
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mercial programs and spots; special educa-
tional and merchandising ideas and produc-
tion, including closed circuit.
ARTHUR HENLEY PRODUCTIONS
Shelton Hotel, 49th St. & Lexington Ave.
New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-7145
Producer Arthur Henley
Services Offered: Television and radio
packages, production and writing services.
Program consultants to the trade.
SANDY HOWARD PRODUCTIONS
853 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-6610
President Sandy Howard
Vice-President Sandy Sheldon
Producers Marvin Page, Claire
Smithers
Services Offered: Live and film program
producing. Consultant work to advertising
agencies and advertisers on radio and tele-
vision commercials. Contract work with
agencies and production companies for co-
producing assignments.
Productions: Luncheon at Sardi's, Supper
at Sardi's, Great Adventure, Celebrity Club,
The Barry Gray Show.
HOWARD RADIO-TV
PRODUCTIONS
123 W. Chestnut St., Chicago 10, 111.
Phone: Michigan 2-5877
Owner Bernard Howard
Services Offered: All creative phases of
Radio-TV — ideas, writing, production — in-
cluding commercials; Consultant for agen-
cies without their own Radio-TV depart-
ments; package producer; free-lance writing
and production.
INTER-CALIFORNIA
BROADCASTING SYSTEM
254 So. B'way, Suite 218, Los Angeles 12, Cal.
Phone: MUtual 2759
General Manager .Gustavo Faist Moran
Station Mgr R. A. Ochoa
Promotion Mgr M. L. Moran
Services Offered: Specialists in Spanish
language advertising. Production of Spanish
language radio programs.
INTERNATIONAL 16mm CORP.
165 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-2265
President-Treasurer Patrick E. Shanahan
Secretary George Blake
Services Offered: Producers and distribu-
tors of motion pictures; prints in both
16mm. and 35mm. subjects. Classical music
by Symphonic Orchestras.
THE IAFFE AGENCY, INC.
9441 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 4-7433
New York Phone: Circle 7-6200
President Sam Jaffe
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Secretary Philip Gersh
Services Offered: Representation of Artists,
Actors, Actresses, Directors and Writers and
Material in Live and Film Television and
Radio. Packagers of Live and Film Televi-
sion Shows.
HENRY JAFFE ENTERPRISES,
INC.
444 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-5160
Chmn. of Board Henry Jaffe
Vice-President William Phillipson
Secretary-Treasurer Marvin B. Meyer
JEWELL RADIO AND TELEVISION
PRODUCTIONS
540 North Michigan, No. 17 on the Mezzanine
Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: MOhawk 4-5757
President James E. Jewell
Vice-President W. Ralph Jewell
Secretary M. P. Casey
Editor James Lawrence
Branch Offices
Landmark Productions, 1040 N. Las Palmas
Hollywood, California
Phone: HOllywood 7-3111
Manager Michael Baird
Director Lewis Foster
3062 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 3-0617
Exec.-in-Charge W. Ralph Jewell
Services Offered: Creators and Producers
of Programs, Transcriptions, Commercial
Spots and Jingles. Television and Radio Con-
sultants to agencies, sponsors. All-inclusive
package-production services and facilities.
Productions: Jewell Starmaker Theatre
(TV live), Silver Eagle (Radio: Live and
transcribed, The King Jesters Show (Radio,
transcribed).
KEESHAN-MILLER ENTERPRISES
CORP.
113 W. 57th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-8618
Chairman of the Board Bob Keeshan
President Jack Miller
Vice President Marvin Josephson
Services Offered: Radio-TV packagers and
producers.
Productions^ Captain Kangaroo, Scramble,
Everything to Lose, others.
MAXINE KEITH AGENCY
234 W. 44th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: LA 4-4228
Director Maxine Keith
Services Offered: Creative and producing
for radio and TV.
SONNY KENDIS, INC.
509 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: VAnderbilt 6-0890
Pres., Exec. Prod James Sonny Kendis
Services Offered: Live & filmed radio-TV
programs. Complete program packaging serv-
ice— ideas, scripts, production, talent, sales.
Personal management of top talent.
JACK KURTZE AGENCY
214 North Canon Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 45403
President Jack M. Kurtze
Vice Pres Lula Mae Kurtze
Exec. Producer John Graves
Mus. Dir Myrl Whitesell
Services Offered: Specialized services to
advertisers and advertising agencies, produc-
tion, direction and casting facilities for TV,
Radio and motion pictures. Custom built TV
programs, live and filmed.
Productions: So It's Your Birthday, The
Honolulu Hilarities, Hollywood Holiday.
LANGWORTH FEATURE
PROGRAMS, INC.
1755 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-5700
President John D. Langlois
Vice-Pres C. O. Langlois, Jr.
Secretary W. O'Keefe
Sales Manager Hugh S. Allen, Jr.
Services Offered: Producers of Radio
Hucksters and Airlifts — Musical Commer-
cials plus "Airlifts" for station sound and
individuality. Producers of tailor-made com-
mercials and special local station promotion.
Transcribed Music Service for radio and TV
stations.
HERBERT S. LAUFMAN & COMPANY
221 N. La Salle St., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: RAndolph 6-4086
Pres Herbert S. Laufman
Vice Pres Jas. A. Jennings, Jr.
Services Offered: Producer and packager
of live and filmed TV programs, live com-
mercials, advertising counsellors.
Productions: The Doctor Answers, It's
Baby Time, Here's Music.
LES LEAR PRODUCTIONS CORP.
Hotel Sherman, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: RAndolph 6-0905
1539 N. Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: NOrmandy 3-3311
President Les Lear
Vice-President Jack Chase
Vice-President Hank Koval
Services Offered: Radio, TV and film pro-
duction. Personal management.
LESTER LEWIS ASSOCIATES
11 East 48th St., New York 17, N. Y
Phone: PLaza 3-5083
Partners Lester & Juliet Lewis
Services Offered: TV package shows, per-
sonal management.
MAX LIEBMAN PRODUCTIONS
130 West 56th St.
New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-6533
Services Offered: Live TV packages.
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JACK LLOYD
1445 Miller Way, Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: OLdfield 6-4607
Exec. Director Jack Lloyd
Services Offered: Creation and production
of radio and TV programs (Dramatic, mu-
sical, comedy and audience participation).
Unusual commercials and musical jingles
for advertising agencies and radio-TV sta-
tions.
JACK LONDON PRODUCTIONS,
INC.
460 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: EL 5-7132
President Barnett Glassman
Sis. & Pub. Rel Sandra Simmons
Services Offered: Producers of live and
filmed TV packages.
Productions: Smoke Below.
JERRY LYNN PRODUCTIONS, INC.
246 West 44th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LO 3-7592
President Jerry Lynn
Vice-Presidents Max Hofmann,
Marcus Katz, Alvin Greenberg
Secy.-Treas Walter Schaffner
Pub. Dir Gil German
Services Offered: Feature films, recording,
TV Production, script service, slide films,
background music, packages.
C. P. MacGREGOR
729 S. Western Ave., Hollywood 5, Cilif.
Phone: DUnkirk 4-4191
President C. P. MacGregor
Gen. Mgr E. H. Lowry
Services Offered'. Transcription library pro-
ductions: music library service, dramatic and
musical programs; recording studios. Com*
plete packaging including recording electro*
plating of masters and production on vinylite
pressings.
Productions : C. P. MacGregor Show, Heart-
beat Theatre.
MADISON PRODUCTIONS, INC.
60 E. 56th St., New York City, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-4646
President Gerry Gross
Vice-President, Treasurer. .Frank B. Sawdon
Vice-Pres., Secy Rita Fillet
Services Offered: Package & produce Radio
& TV Shows and live commercials.
Productions: The Maggi McNellis Show —
Vincent Lopez Show — Junior Champions —
Let's Take Sides — Bill Stern Show — Sports
Beat — Showtime — Max Factor Commercials.
MARK VIX. LTD.
(For full listing see TV Film
Producer-Distributors)
THE MARSHALL
ORGANIZATION, INC.
521 Fifth Aven New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-2722
President A. W. Marshall
General Manager. Evelyn K. Zuckerman
Legal Representative Gerald Dickler
Services Offered: Producing and Packag-
ing Live and Transcribed Radio and TV
Programs. Directorial and Supervising Serv-
ice. Complete Radio and TV Public Rela-
tion services for Social, Professional and
Trade Organizations.
McGRAW ASSOCIATES
550 Fifth Ave., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-4769
Partner Walter J. McGraw
Prod. Mgr Peter Henning
Producer-Dir Peggie Springstead
Services Offered: Production of quiz and
dramatic programs. Film and live TV pro-
grams and spots, specializing in crime docu-
mentaries. Professional writers also service
other shows on free-lance basis. Specialize
in crime shows.
Productions: Wanted, Phrase That Pays,
Masquerader, Monitor Expose.
ALEXANDER McQUEEN &
ASSOCIATES
5222 N. Lakewood Ave., Chicago 40, 111.
Phone: RAvenswood 8-9010
Owner . , Alexander McQueen
Services Offered: "Nothing But The Truth"
CHARLES MICHELSON, INC.
45 West 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-0695
President Charles Michelson
Treasurer Aaron Michelson
Traffic Manager B. Jontrey
Export Manager Martin Diamond
Services Offered: Distributing of tran-
scribed radio program series; syndicated TV
film series; sound effect record libraries;
American representatives for foreign broad-
casting interests.
Productions : Capsule mysteries, The Plain-
clothes Man, Famous Jury Trials, The Clock,
Half-hour Mystery Bloc, Daytime Soap
Operas.
WILLIAM MORRIS AGENCY, INC.
1740 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-5100
Exec.-in-Chge. of Radio. .Wallace S. Jordan
Services Offered: Production of packaged
shows for radio and TV, also talent reps.
CARLTON E. MORSE
ENTERPRISES, INC.
Room 511, 1680 North Vine St.
Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: THornwall 5-7000
Owner Carlton E. Morse
Services Offered: Recording, program pro-
duction, scripts, package programs.
Productions: One Man's Family, The
Woman In My House.
MORTON PRODUCTIONS
64 Ea=t Lake St., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: CEntral 64144
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NT A PRODUCTIONS, INC.
10 Columbus Circle, New York, N. Y.
Phone: JU 2-7300
President Ely A. Landau
Exec. Vice Pres Oliver A. Unger
Vice Pres., Secy Edythe Rein
Vice Pres., Sales Harold Goldman
Treasurer Eric H. Haight
Services Offered: Producers of television
programs on films.
Productions: The Passerby, The Bill
Corum Sports Show, Man's Heritage.
THE NATIONAL RESEARCH
BUREAU, INC.
415 N. Dearborn St., Chicago 10, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-5080
Editorial Dir Milton Paule
Copy Dir Genevieve Smith
Services Offered: Copy and programming
services for radio stations, three monthly sec-
tions for the Station Manager, Program Direc-
tor and Continuity Director.
OLIVER W. NICOLL PRODUCTIONS
37 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-5130
Cable Address: ARREFFAY Newyork
Executive Director Oliver W. Nicoll
Associate Director Sandra Munsell
Services Offered: Radio — Program produc-
tion and consultation, package live shows,
syndicated transcriptions, scripts, talent,
phonograph records and albums; Television
— Program production and consultation, pack-
age live and film shows, scripts, talent. Mem-
bers of NSTP— National Society of Televi-
sion Producers.
PAN AMERICAN BROADCASTING
CO.
370 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-1300
Exec. V.P Eugene Bernald
Program Director Leo Shore
Services Offered: Scripting, producing and
recording programs in over 54 foreign lan-
guages for use in United States and in for-
eign countries.
EARL S. PEED
527 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-0030
President Earl S. Peed
Services Offered: Television packaging and
production.
JULES POWER PRODUCTIONS, INC.
612 N. Michigan, Chicago, 111.
Phone: DElaware 7-7422
New York Address: 35 West 53rd St.
Phone : Circle 5-3260
President Jules Power
General Manager Bernard I. Miller
Services Offered: Production of live local
and network television programs and com-
mercials.
Productions: Time For Fun, WABC-TV;
Lunch Time Lttle Theatre WGN-TV.
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Services Offered: Snydicated radio and TV
shows.
Productions: This Is The Story, What's
Wrong With This Picture.
HERBERT M. MOSS PRODUCTIONS
2 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JU 6-5577
Producer Herbert M. Moss
Services Offered: Live and transcribed
shows for Radio and TV.
MCA-TV
598 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-7500
Film Syndication Div.
V.P. in Charge David V. Sutton
VJP. Sta. Prog. Sis. Div Louis Friedland
VP. Chg. of N. Y office Wynn Nathan
VP. Chg. of Chicago office Jim Stirton
VjP. Chg. of Cleveland office. . .DeArv Barton
VJ\ Chg. of L. A. office Bob Greenberg
VP. Intl. Sis. Div P. J. McManus. Jr.
Branch Offices
598 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
139 Piccadilly, London, Wl, England
49 bis Ave Hoche Paris, France
180 University Ave., Toronto 1, Ontario, Can.
9370 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.
515 Glenn Bldg., Atlanta, Georgia
430 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
1172 Union Commerce Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio
504 Delta Bldg., New Orleans, La.
426 Transportation Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio
2311 Cedar Springs, Dallas, Texas
15037 W. Eight Mile Rd., Detroit, Michigan
105 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Calif.
1415 Northwestern Bank Bldg., Minn., Minn.
530 Sixth Ave.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
303 Gill Ave., St. Louis 22, Mo.
101 Jones Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
106 N. Caldwell St., Charlotte, N. C.
6014 W. 76th Terrace, Kansas City, Mo.
Offices also in Rome, Munich, Berlin, Mexico
City, Tokyo.
Services Offered — Distribution of syndi-
cated TV film programs and feature films
Productions — The Adventures of Kit Car
son, Biff Baker— USA, City Detective, Dr
Hudson's Secret Journal, Famous Playhouse
Federal Men, Follow that Man, Guy Lombar
do and his Royal Canadians, Headline, Heart
of the City, Man Behind the Badge, Mayor
of the Town, Playhouse 15, The Ray Milland
Show, The Rosemary Clooney Show, Soldiers
of Fortune, State Trooper, Waterfront, West-
ern Features Starring Gene Autry, Western
Features Starring Roy Rogers, Crusader, If
You Had A Million, Mickey Spillane's Mike
Hammer.
MUZAK CORPORATION
(For detailed listing see Associated Pro-
gram Service, Div. of Muzak Corp. under
Transcription Companies.)
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PREMIERE ARTISTS AND
PRODUCTIONS AGENCY
Sunset & Carol, Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone : GR 4-5488
Owner Harold Jovien
Associate Bill Putney
Associate Mildred Houser
Services Offered: Representation of artist
and programs for TV, radio, records, clubs.
Also directors, producers for TV.
Productions: Ina Ray Hutton Show, Peyter
Potter's Juke Box Jury, Ralph Story Show,
Harry Rabbitt Show.
GEORGE LOGAN PRICE, INC.
20828 Pacific Coast Hwy., Malibu, Calif.
Phone: Glove 6-2315
President George Logan Price
Office Mgr Stella Lauch Price
Services Offered: 521/4 hr. transcribed Bible
dramas for commercial sponsorship. Non-
sectarian; scripts authored by recognized
Bible authority; dramatized by well-known
artists of radio, stage, screen, TV.
Productions: Living Pages, From The
Book of Life.
PROJECT-O-FEX, INC.
535 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-1881
President Paul F. Adler
Office Mgr Fred Marx
Services Offered: Semi-animated film, spot
and institutional films.
PYRAMID PRODUCTIONS, INC.
221 West 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-7040
Chairman of the Board. . . .Everett Rosenthal
President Leonard Loewinthan
Services Offered: Producers of live and
film programs.
Productions: Big Story, Treasury Men in
Action, Man Behind the Badge, Playhouse 15,
Police Call, Seven Against Crime, Decoy.
RADIO & TV ROUNDUP
111 Maplewood Ave., Maplewood, N. J.
Phone: SOrange 3-1044
Producer W. H. Bertenshaw
Secy., Bus. Mgr Betty Janeway
Services Offered: Producers of local and
syndicated radio and TV programs — busi-
ness and industrial features.
Productions: The U.SA. Show, Report
From U.S. Rubber, The World of Fashion,
It's a Funny World, Prod, of all Sports,
Farm Music and Science programs for
WHBI Radio.
RCA VICTOR CUSTOM RECORD
SALES DIVISION
(See Transcription Companies.)
RADIO CITY ASSOCIATES
580 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone : Circle 6-7189
Pres. & Sales Mgr Morton D. Catok
V.P, & Prog. Dir Eugene Aretsky
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General Mgr Norman Alt
Services Offered: Program production,
both transcribed and live; specialize in pack-
aging transcribed sports shows and filming
of TV sports serials. Scripts created. Radio,
TV sports celebrity endorsements packaged.
Productions: Radio: Junior Jamboree;
TV: What's New?; This Fabled World; Story
Behind the Painting; Nightline Story Teller;
Sportscope.
RADIO FEATURES OF AMERICA
37 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-5130
Cable Address: ARREFFAY, New York
Executive Director Oliver W. Nicoll
Associate Director Sandra Munsell
Production Unit
Hotel New Weston, Madison Ave. at 49th St.
New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-4800
Managing Director. .John Henry Macdonell
Program Coordinator Eileen Ellis
Services Offered: Program production and
consultation, package live and film shows,
script, talent.
REEMACK ENTERPRISES, INC.
1270 6th Ave., Rm. 902, New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: CI 6-7300
President Lloyd Marx
Vice-President Ted Mack
Services Offered: Producers of "The Origi-
nal Amateur Hour," starring Ted Mack.
STU REYNOLDS PRODUCTIONS
9110 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif.
Phone: CR 4-7863
President Stuart Reynolds
Productions: Harbor, G. E. Theatre, Jew-
eler's Showcase.
Services Offered: Specializing in the pro-
duction and sale of filmed TV programs.
RICHARD S. ROBBINS CO.
163 Bleecker St., New York 12, N. Y.
Phone: SP 7-2568
President R. S. Robbing
Mgr. of Prize Promotion. .Edward E. Finch
Services Offered: Radio and Television
merchandise prizes.
RICHARD H. ROFFMAN
ASSOCIATES
675 West End Ave., New York 25, N. Y.
Phone: Riverside 9-3647
Bd. Chairman Maurice Roffman
President Richard H. Roffman
Vice Pres Sophie S. Roffman
Services Offered: Radio and TV produc-
tion, public relations, publicity, promotion,
procurement of prizes, legal counsel for pro-
ducers and performers, contest ideas, talent
representation.
Productions: Co-producing Arnold's New
Life.
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ROCKHILL PRODUCTIONS, INC.
18 E. 50th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-7979
President Janet Taylor
Services Offered: Complete packages, radio,
TV and film.
JACK ROURKE PRODUCTIONS
6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HO 3-7178
President Jack Rourke
Treasurer Joan Lane Rourke
Production Manager Dick Wendelken
Office Mgr Marjorie Lawson
Musical Dir Robert Garretson
Services Offered: Live and transcribed
radio and TV programs; spot announcement
campaigns and jingles.
Productions: "Ladies Matinee," "Jack
Rourke Varieties," "Beauty Parade," "Rourke
in Hollywood."
JAMES L. SAPHIER AGENCY, INC.
9538 Brighton Way, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 1-7231
President James L. Saphier
Services Offered: Radio and TV produc-
tions, sale of package programs and talent.
Productions: The Bob Hope Show.
ALLEN SAVAGE NETWORK
PRODUCTIONS
1 E. 57th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: EL 5-1434
Owner Allen Savage
Manager James Burke
Services Offered: Specializing in "Live
Better Electrically," programs which are
packaged and produced for the electrical
industry, currently on air coast to coast.
Production: Why Wiring Modernization?
SCREEN GEMS, INC.
(For complete listing see TV Film Pro-
ducers).
WALTER SCHWIMMER INC.
75 East Wacker Drive, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: FRanklin 2-4392
New York Address: 527 Madison Ave.
New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: ELdorado 5-4616
President Walter Schwimmer
Vice-Pres. in Chg. of Sales Bernie Crost
Vice-Pres., Prog. Dir Arthur Pickens
Assistant Program Director Nat Watson
N. Y. Office Manager Jack Arden
Services Offered: TV and radio package
productions.
Productions : Championship Bowling, Eddy
Arnold Time, All-Star Golf, Tello-Test, Tune-
Test.
SESACINC.
The Coliseum Tower,
10 Columbus Circle, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-3450
President Paul Heinecke
Secretary-Treasurer R. C. Heinecke
Asst. to Pre* E. S. Prager
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Production Manager R. S. Stone
Pub. & Prom Alice J. Heinecke
Services Offered: Licensing the use of
copyrighted music; transcribed library serv-
ice including catalog of over 8500 bridges,
moods and themes; syndicated transcribed
tailor-made programs for advertisers.
Services Offered: Creators and producers
of television, theatrical and sales influence
films plus live shows; producing contractors;
adapters; consultants to package show pro-
ducers, advertising agencies, sponsors. Distri-
bution facilities for television and theatres,
U. S. and foreign. Production facilities New
York, Florida, Hollywood.
FLETCHER SMITH STUDIOS, INC.
319 E. 44th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-9010
President Fletcher Smith
Secretary-Treasurer Peter Caldera
Services Offered: Complete motion picture
production; TV shows, spots, industrial
films; large sound stage for live photogra-
phy ; animation staff.
THE SOUVAINE ASSOCIATES
135 Central Park West, New York 23, N. Y.
Phone: TR 3-1158
Producer Geraldine Souvaine
Services Offered: Producers of radio and
TV programs.
SPORTS NETWORK, INC.
36 West 44th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-0117
President Richard E. Bailey
Vice-President Roylance H. Sharp
Secretary & Bus. Mgr Thomas J. Shilling
Pub. Dir William N. Creasy, Jr.
Ass't Business Mgr Marie C. Wilber
Services Offered: Sales and promotion,
programming, technical, station relations and
traffic; specializing in regional television and
radio networks for all sports. Special fea-
tures: major league baseball, Cleveland
Brown pro football, Big Ten basektball,
Atlantic Coast Conference basketball.
WILBUR STARK-IERRY LAYTON,
INC.
6 East 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-6860
President Wilbur Stark
V.P.-Treas Jerry Layton
Services Offered: Live & Filmed TV pro-
grams.
Productions: Modern Romances, True
Story, Colonel Humphrey Flack.
TALENT ASSOCIATES LTD.
41 East 50th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-1030
President Alfred Levy
Exec. Vice Pres David Susskind
Vice President Robert Costello
Vice-President Albert Costello
Services Offered: Creation, packaging sales
and production of live dramatic television
programs.
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Productions: Armstrong Circle Theatre,
Du Pont Show of the Month, Rexall Specials
(Pinocchio and Hansel and Gretel).
TELDON PRODUCTIONS, INC.
2 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-4111
Senior Prod. & Partner. .Stephen F. Temmer
Partner Herbert M. Moss
Services Offered: Producing agency for all
musical programs of the Voice of America
in the German language.
Productions: This Week in Boating; Syn-
dicated— (Rendezvous in Vienna.
TELEPELICULAS INDEPENDIENTES
DE MEXICO, S.A. de C.V.
Avenida de Los Alpes, Mexico, D.F.
Phone: 20-58-24
510 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: ELrorado 5-5633
President W. T. demons
V.P., Exec. Prod Stanley E. Schmidt
Services Offered: Production of live and
filmed programs for Telesistema Mexicano in
both English and Spanish. Programs also
available in the United States.
Productions. The Diaper Set; Duplique su
Diner o.
TELEMOUNT PICTURES, INC.
(See TV Film Producers)
Services Offered: Working with advertis-
ing agencies and designed to perform all
services in the field of live television. It
functions in the production, technical, re-
search and consulting phases.
Productions: 3 to Win; Kreml-Serutan
commercials.
TELEVISION AND RADIO FEATURES
OF AMERICA
37 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-5130
Cable Address: ARREFFAY, Newyork
Executive Director Oliver W. Nicoll
Associate Director Sandra Munsell
Managing Dir J. H. Macdonnell
Program Coordinator Eileen Ellis
Services Offered: Radio — Program produc-
tion and consultation, package live shows,
syndicated transcriptions, scripts, talent.
Television — Program production and con-
sultation, package live and film shows, script,
talent.
TRANSCRIPTION SALES, INC.
121 N. Main St., Dayton 2, Ohio
Phone: BAldwin 7-3773
President J. P. William!
Vice President Alexander Buchan
Services Offered: Open end transcriptions;
quarter hour and five minute programs, fea-
turing "Singin' Sam," Mullen Sisters, Charlie
Magnante, Curley Bradley.
TELESTAR FILMS, INC.
509 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: Murray Hill 8-0940
Chmn. of Board Bernard L. Schubert
Exec. Vice-Pres David Savage
N.E. Div. Mgr Wallace Lancton
E. Cenral Div. Mgr Ken Israel
S.W. Div. Mgr Ken Rowswell
S.E. Div. Mgr Bill McDonald
W. Coast Div. Mgr Julian Ludwig
N.W. Div. Mgr Terry Hatch
Services Offered: TV film distribution tal-
ent, production, radio and TV package man-
agement.
Productions: White Hunter, Crossroads,
Topper, Mr. and Mrs. North, TV Reader's
Digest.
TELEVISION SCREEN
PRODUCTIONS, INC.
(See TV Film Producers)
TELESTUDIOS, INC.
1481 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LO 3-6333
President George K. Gould
Vice-President Nathan Schekter
Vice-President King Horton
TRANSFILM, INC.
(For complete listing see TV Film Producers)
TRANSAMERICAN BROADCASTING
& TELEVISION CORP.
527 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y.
President John L. Clark
Services Offered: Television and radio
writing, direction, production and packaging.
TRENDLE-CAMPBELL-MEURER
INC.
1800 Mutual Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 2-9184
President George Trendle
V. Pres. & Gen. Mgr H. Allen Campbell
Secretary George W. Trendle, Jr.
Services Offered: Radio-TV production,
Productions: The Green Hornet, Under
Secret Orders and others.
RICHARD H. ULLMAN, INC.
295 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo 2, N. Y.
Phone: CL 2066
President Richard H. Ullman
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Exec. Vice Pres Marvin A. Kempner
Treasurer Minna C. Thorn
Secy Edward H. Kavinoky
Branch Office
2133 N. W. 11th Ave., Miami, Fla.
Manager Robert D. Buchanan
301 S. Kingsley, L. A., Calif.
Mgrs Pat Cooney, Sam Ewing
Productions: Ad-i-mation, syndicated ani-
mal film clips, Dollar Derby, participating
auction program, Watch the Birdie, children's
animated film quiz show, Select-O-Spots, ani-
mated films.
Radio Services: Produce Library of Atten-
tion Getters and Gimmick Shows.
Productions: Melody Mileage; Tune-O;
Kash Box; IDollar Derby! ; Spot-Lite-Spots.
UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
220 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-0400
President Frank H. Bartholomew
Gen. Sales Manager Leroy Keller
Television Manager. .William Higginbotham
Radio Manager Charles Ahrens
Gen. Newspapers Mgr Frank Tremaine
Services Offered: World-wide coverage of
news and sports for Radio and TV; special
programming for radio news, sports, women'*
and farm shows; newsfilm news-pictures.
THOMAS J. VALENTINO, INC.
150 W. 46th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 64675-6
President Thomas J. Valentino
Vice-President Michael T. Valentino
Secretary Elsie F. Valentino
Services Offered: Sound effects records,
transcriptions, background music for TV and
radio.
V. I. P.
720 5th Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-0130
President Bill Murphy
Vice-President Charlotte Morgan
Radio-TV Dir Helen McCausland
Services Offered: Procuring prizes for quiz
shows, producing quiz shows, endorsements
by Very Important People, furnish guests for
Radio-TV shows.
Current Productions: Cinderalla Week-
end, Gulliver's Travels, Bermuda Holiday.
CHICK VINCENT CO.
509 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: EL 5-0734
Director Producer Chirk Vincent
Casting Director Eleanor Monroe
Services Offered: Package producers, pro-
gram production, TV programs, live and
film.
WOLF PRODUCTIONS
420 Madjson Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
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Phone: PLaza 5-2050
Partner Edward Wolf
Partner Herbert Wolf
Producers Jack Rubin,
Keith Taylor, Alan Gilbert
Dir. of Sales Paul Ross
Services Offered: Radio-TV, live program
productions.
Productions: Break The Bank, Masquer-
ade Party, Hold That Note, Who's Calling.
FRANK WRIGHT NATIONAL
CORPORATION
995 Market St., San Francisco 3, Calif.
Phone: DOuglas 2-5470
President S. C. Wright
Vice-Presidents F. P. Wright,
T. Slade, M. Gold
Office Manager Helen Rosemount
Traffic-Media Mgr Betsy Patton
Secretary .Barbara Lee
Comptroller Alma McGarrigle
Artist Bayne Kihneman
Asst. Comptroller Charlotte Meyer
Services Offered: Merchandised advertising
in the food and drug field.
Productions: Calo Pet Exchange.
FREDERIC W. ZIV CO.
1529 Madison Rd., Cincinnati 6, O.
Phone: PLaza 1-1323
President .Frederic W. Ziv
Exec. Vice Pres John L. Sinn
V.P., Charge of Productions. .Herb Gordon
General Manager Ben Philey
Treasurer Joseph L. Moore
New York Office
488 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-4700
Services Offered: Transcribed radio pro-
grams for local and regional sponsorship.
ZIV TELEVISION PROGRAMS, INC.
488 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-4700
Chairman of the Board. . .. .Frederic W. Ziv
President John L. Sinn
V.P., Chg. of Sales Maurice J. Rifkin
V.P., Chg. West Coast Maurice Unger
Mgr., Midwestern Div Ed Broman
Mgr., West Coast Div Alan Martini
Manager, Natl. Sales James Shaw
E. Division Mgr Jack Gregory
Synd. Sales Mgr Walt Kingsley
Services Offered: Custom built and syndi-
cated shows.
Productions: Man Called X, Highway
Patrol, Science Fiction Theatre, Meet Corliss
Archer, Mr. District Attorney, The Eddie
Cantor Comedy Theatre, I Led Three Lives,
Cisco Kid, Favorite Story, Boston Blackie,
Unexpected, Your TV Theatre, Times Square
Playhouse, Yesterday's Newsreel, Living
Book, Story Theatre, Sports Album, Walter
Lantz Cartoons.
MAURICE H. ZOUARY
(See TV Film Producers)
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lt/f ULTIPLE run programming is exhibit-
^" ing a new vitality as stations find new
ways to harness their audience - building
power. The cross-the-board strip program
has been widely employed as a daytime
vehicle.
Increasingly, stations are discovering that
strips provide an effective and economical
means of programming on a profitable basis,
such periods as early morning, late after-
noon and "fringe" evening time.
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Indeed, examining the record scored by
our various Ziv-Economee shows, it would
be hard to find a time period in which the
film strip has not done an outstanding job.
In Charleston, W.Va., WCHS-TV has had
exceptional success with cross-the-board
showings of Boston Blackie at 7:30 in the
morning. It has out-rated the Today show
opposing it by as much as three to one. In
Chicago, on WGN-TV, Blackie has proved
invincible as a 1 p.m. entry. In Miami on
WTVJ, Mr. District Attorney has been a
kingpin entry at 4 p.m. The same show on
WFAA-TV in Dallas-Ft. Worth has built up
that station's 11:30 a.m. audience to a far
stronger position than any of the three pro-
grams which it had previously aired in the
slot.
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So widespread has the use of the strip
technique become that we might tend to
overlook the power of reruns as weekly en-
tries. The most dramatic example of success-
ful once-a-week showcasing that comes to
mind is that of Mr. District Attorney in
Washington where it has consistently ranked
as the highest-rated of all syndicated shows,
out-rating first-run vehicles.
The moral for the station programmer is
simply that outstanding star-name programs
which demonstrate audience appeal on their
first airings can be shown over and over
again with undiminished vitality. Their audi-
ence-building power means in turn that these
offer strong vehicles for spot advertising.
With proven track records to guide adver-
By
PIERRE WEIS
General Manager
Economee, Division of
Ziv Television
Programs, Inc.
tisers' choices, the multiple run program is
an outstanding revenue-builder for stations.
*
The multiple run program is to be found
on every type of station, large or small, net-
work or independent. For example, recent
purchases of I Led Three Lives have been
made by the CBS Television Network flag-
ship station, WCBS-TV in New York, as well
is by one of the country's most film-conscious
independents, KTTV in Los Angeles. In such
giant markets as San Francisco, Houston and
Baltimore, I Led Three Lives has been ac-
quired by KPIX-TV, KGUL-TV and WBAL-
TV, respectively. The same program has also
been bought by stations in moderate-sized
markets, such as KELP-TV in El Paso, Texas
and WSFA-TV in Montgomery, Alabama.
The same is true for other Economee pro-
grams— Mr. District Attorney, Corliss Archer,
Science Fiction Theatre, Boston Blackie,
Favorite Story and Dr. Christian.
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If I were asked to offer counsel to station
men contemplating purchase of multiple run
series, I think the points I would stress
would be these: Look for a program that has
inherent values — exciting backgrounds, im-
pact themes, star names, fine production.
Judge rerun prices and properties with the
same care and attention that you give to the
selection of a just-produced series. Pick a
time period that the film has not previously
been aired in. Lastly and perhaps most
important, promote your show as fully as
possible. Audience promotion, merchandis-
ing support, tune-in ads — the full range
of exploitation techniques should be em-
ployed to get the maximum value from your
investment.
Repeat showings have demonstrated their
value. All the skill and know-how which you
bring to bear on their use will pay off in
increased ratings and revenues.
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1958
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DEPARTMENT
Capitol Records, Inc.
George R. Jones, Gen. Mgr.
Hollywood & Vine— HOllywood 2-6252
Herbert I. Sachs, National Sales Mgr.
151 W. 46th St., N. Y.
COlumbus 5-4758
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AFFILIATED PROGRAM
SERVICE, INC.
535 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-1881
Office Manager Fred Marx
Services Offered: Production and sales of
transcribed series. Specialize in syndicated
disc jockevs. Radio script library.
ALL-CANADA RADIO
FACILITIES, LIMITED
:;() Richmond St. W., Toronto 1, Ont., Can.
Phone: EMpire 6-7691
President H. R. Carson
Vice President G. F. Herbert
General Manager J. S. MacKay
Mgr., Radio Sta. Time Div Bill Brennan
t gr., Prog. Div Dana S. Murray
Manager, TV Dept Reo Thompson
Services Offered: Canadian representatives
and distributors for transcription companies.
ALLIED RECORD MFG. CO.
1041 N. Las Palmas. Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-5107
N. Y. Phone: CH 4-8850
P^ident D. K. Broadhead
Vice Pres. of Mfg Sam Salzman
Y.P., Adm., Finance John F. Wegner
V.P., Sales, Pub. Rel Ned R. Herzstam
American Sound Corp.
233 Main St., Belleville 9, N. J.
Phone: PLymouth 9-0700
Services Offered: Processing and pressing
transcriptions, phonograph, slide film and
promotion recording. Hi-speed magnetic tape
duplicating records. All types, sizes, and
speeds. Complete recording facilities avail-
. nle. Electroforming of precision parts.
AM-PAR RECORD CORP.
1.101 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 3-4222
President Samuel H. Clark
Vice President Harry Levine
Treasurer Simon B. Siegel
Services Offered: Recording and distribut-
ing of phonoaraph records.
ARTISTS RECORDING STUDIOS
818 Grand Ave., Kansas City 6, Mo.
Phone: HA 1-6109
Owner Bill L. Godden
Services Offered: TV and radio air checks,
TV sound production, tape recorder rentals,
phonograph masters and pressings, tape and
disc copies, sync cutting tables, complete ef-
fects libraries, studio facilities.
ASSOCIATED PROGRAM SERVICE
(Div. of Muzak Corp.)
221 Fourth Ave., New York 3, N. Y.
Phone: ORchard 4-7400
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr.
Edward Hochhauser, Jr.
Services Offered: A transcription library
comprised exclusively of radio music not
available on phonograph records; including
jingles for advertisers, time, weather, dollar-
day spots and shopping-days-til-Christmas
jingles. Also TV production music library
and special transcription library for indus-
trial slide film producers.
AUDIO-MASTER CORP.
17 East 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-0725
President Herbert Rosen
Service Offered: Transcriptions; mood and
bridge music library; three speed record and
transcription players.
AUDIO-VIDEO RECORDING CO..
INC.
730 5th Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-5095
Exec. Vice-Pres Arthur Shaer
Services Offered: Facilities for recording
for radio and TV, disc mastering and dub-
bing, mfr. facilities for transcription and
phonograph records, mass tape duplications
for radio, educational, religious and indus-
trial programs; complete program production
service.
BELL SOUND STUDIOS, INC.
247 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JU 2-4812
President Allen Weintraub
Vice-Pres., Treas Daniel Cronin
Services Offered: Complete services for
tape, disc and film recording with studio pro-
duction facilities. Masters (standard and
microgroove), N.A.B. Standard transcriptions
for broadcast or audition. Remote and loca-
tion recording for broadcast and film.
S. W. CALDWELL, LTD.
447 Jarvis St., Toronto 5, Ontario, Canada
Phone: WAlnut 2-2103
President Spence Caldwell
Vice Pres Gordon F. Keeble
Comptroller S. H. Coxford
Radio Sales Paul S. MacDonald
Recording Engineer Mel Lovell
Services Offered: Radio and television syn-
dicated shows produced in United States and
abroad, packaged on transcription, tape, film;
music and sound effects libraries; produce
commercials (live, tape, film).
CAPITOL RECORDS, INC.
Custom Services Department
1750 North Vine Street, Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-6252
151 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
iV. Y. Phone: COlumbus 5-4758
President Glenn Wallichs
V.P., Mfg. & Eng James Bayless
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LANG-WORTH FEATURE PROGRAMS, INC.
1755 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y
946
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V.P., Adm., Finance D. C. Bonbright
General Manager George R. Jones
Nat'l Sales Manager Herbert I. Sachs
Services Offered: Custom recording for
records, radio and television; mastering, pro-
cessing and pressing; full library of produc-
tion music.
CAPITAL TRANSCRIPTION SERVICE
1120-A Connecticut Ave., N.W.
Washington 6, D. C.
Phone: EXecutive 3-0161
President H. Edward Behre
V.P . .C. Edward Behre
Secy.-Treas Doris Erickson
Cust. Rel Charles A. Brailer
Services Offered: Complete recording ser-
vices, Commercial & Industrial Accounts;
Tape, Disc, Pressings; Slide-Film sound
tracks, including subsonic control tones; live
music sessions; remotes.
COASTAL RECORDING CO., INC.
136 W. 52 St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-3900
Executive Vice-President Arthur Shaer
Services Offered: Complete recording and
transcription service — sound effects library,
Hammond organs, celeste, Steinway grands.
Echo chamber, DuKane 30/50 cycle slide
projector. Ampex tape recording, 16 mm
projector, 9 studios.
COLUMBIA RECORDS, INC.
Division of CBS, Inc.
799 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-7300
President Goddard Lieberson
V.P. Chg. of Oper Herbert Greenspon
V.P. Chg. of West Coast
Affairs Andrew Schrade
Gen. Mgr. Electronic Prod... James Sparling
V.P., Gen. Mgr. Columbia LP
Record Club Norman Adler
Controller William G. Wilkins
V.P. Chg. of Admin Albert B. Earl
Dir. of Adver. & Sis. Prom. . Arthur Schwartz
Dir. Columbia Trans Albert Shulman
VjP., Business Affairs Alfred Lorber
Services Offered: Records, phonographs
needles, electrical transcriptions, plastic
products.
COLUMBIA TRANSCRIPTIONS
(A Service of Columbia Records)
799 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: CI 5-7300
Director Albert Shulman
National Sales Mgr Calvin Roberts
Chicago Mgr Michael Coolidge
Services Offered: All facilities pertaining
to record production from script, casting,
direction and engineering to processing,
pressing, handling, mailing and snipping of
all sizes and speeds of records and transcrip-
tions.
CUSTOM RECORDS, INC.
41 East 42nd St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: RYe 7-5155
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Factory: Milton Rd., Rye, N. Y.
Phone: RYe 7-1322
President R. I. Mendels
Vice President K. R. Smith
Services Offered: Manufacturer of pho-
nograph records. Recording studio available.
GORDON M. DAY PRODUCTIONS
256 Hollywood Ave., Douglaston 63, N. Y.
Phone: BAyside 9-6859
Owner, Creative Super Gordon M. Day
Producer-Director Carol Bulkley
Casting Super Edith Adelson
Treasurer Leo L. Reich
Services Offered: Writing-Production of
Jingles and Spots; consultants to advertising
agencies on preparation of transcribed and
film commercials.
DECCA RECORDS, INC.
50 W. 57 St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Columbus 5-2300
National Sales Mgr Claude Brennan
Sales Prom. Mgr Louis J. Sebok
Services Offered: Custom pressing, pre-
mium records.
DERYCK WARING RECORDINGS
37 E. 49 St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 8-2910
Owner, Chief Engineer Deryck Waring
Sales & Promotion Marion I. Waring
Services Offered: Steinway piano, Ampex
tape machines, Scully lathe, 16 mm projector
with synchronous motor, Fairchild pic-sync
generator. Heated stylus masters, 78, 45 and
35 rpm. Off-the-air, line and studio record-
ings. Tape editing.
DISNEYLAND RECORDS
477 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-3880
550 S. Buena Vista St., Burbank, Cal.
East. Sis. Mgr Jimmy Johnson
Services Offered: Custom recordings both
classical & popular. New Storyteller records.
DOT RECORDS, INC.
Subsidiary of Paramount Pictures
1507 North Vine, Hollywood 28, Calif.
(Transcription and recording sect.)
HOllywood 2-3141
New York Office: 157 W. 57th Street
Circle 6-8220
. President Randy Wood
Vice-President Christine Hamilton
Album Repertoire Tom Mack
Services Offered: Recording and distribut-
ing of phonograph records.
EMPIRE BROADCASTING
CORPORATION
480 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 94500
President & Treasurer... Helen D. Kelleher
Vice-President Arthur Lube
Vice-President Fred de Jaager
Treasurer Helen D. Kelleher
Secretary John Hughes Dwyer
Services Offered: Tape — Disc recording
Studios — -Remote work. Production — Talent.
947
For
the big
record news..
HOLLYWOOD -Sales of Dot Records for the
fiscal year ending March, 1958, will reach the
$10 million mark, according to President
Randy Wood.
Label topped all other firms in racking up
seven records on The Billboard's list of Best
Selling Records for 195*.
(The Billboard, Jan. 20)
follow the Siet line
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HARRY S. GOODMAN
PRODUCTIONS
19 E. 53 St., New York 22, N. Y.
PJione: PLaza 5-6131
General Manager Harry S. Goodman
Sales Mgr., Radio Dir.. .Everett F. Goodman
Office Manager William Baron
Traffic Mgr Franck Gehrecke
Radio & Tech. Adviser S. Wilson
Secretary H. D. Knuth
Branch Offices: London, Eng.; Sydney.
Aust.; Toronto, Can.
Services Offered: Specialinz in package
deals for radio stations with complete pro-
gramming services. Jingle library; custom
built station identification jingles.
GOTHAM RECORDING CORP.
2 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JU 6-5577
President Herbert M. Moss
VJ»., Gen. Mgr Robert M. Volkell
Dir., Prog. & Prod Fred Hertz
Services Offered: Radio & TV storyboards,
commercial spots, jingles. Radio and TV
production. Complete writing and produc-
tion staff available. Recording, editing, mas-
tering. Studio facilities, rental.
LANNY & GINGER GREY: JINGLES
18 E. 50th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: ENright 9-7777
President Lanny Grey
Vice-Pres Ginger Grey
Services Offered: Producers and packagers
of programs, jingles and phonograph record-
ings; vocalists.
INTERNATIONAL SOUND
STUDIOS, INC.
120 West 42nd St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Wisconsin 7-9907
President George Caputo
Services Offered: Motion picture sound re-
cording studios.
KEYSTONE BROADCASTING
SYSTEM, INC.
Officers & Directors
President (Dir.) Sidney J. Wolf
Vice-President (Dir.) Joseph Bayer
Exec. Vice-Pres Noel A. Rhys
Sr. Vice-Pres Edwin R. Peterson
Vice-President William Bayer
Vice-Presient Charles A. Hammarstrom
Secretary-Treasurer (Dir.) Arthur Wolf
527 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: EL 5-3720
Exec. V.P.. Noel A. Rhys
Vice-President Charles A. Hammarstrom
Office Manager Eve Waldo
Director of Research Martin Mills
111 W. Washington St., Chicago, 111.
Phone: STate 2-8900
President Sidney J. Wolf
Vice-President Edwin R. Peterson
Secretary-Treasurer Arthur Wolf
Dir. of Station Relations Blanche Stein
Traffic Mgr., Prog. Dir Jane C. MoFadgen
Account Executives William Wolf,
Edwin Peterson
75 Post St., San Francisco
Phone: SUtter 1-7440
Account Executive Howard P. Taylor
3142 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 3-2910
Vice-President William Bayer
Account Executive Henry G. Eschen
Services Offered: The Keystone Broadcast-
ing System is a transcription network which
services local radio stations in their pro-
gramming with transcriptions, with KBS
making their time available to national ad-
vertisers and their agencies at an attractive
network package rate.
At the present, there are more than 1020
Keystone affiliates, located in towns with
10,000 to 50,000 population where they reach
both the small town and rural markets. For
the most part, these Keystone stations serve
those areas which are beyond clear reception
areas of the large metropolitan radio stations
or other high power stations. The number of
radio homes in the Keystone Primary Cover-
age Area total more than 28,000,000 based on
Nielsen Reports, or one-half millivolt where
the Nielsen Report is not available.
LANG-WORTH FEATURE
PROGRAMS, INC.
1755 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-5700
President John D. Langlois
ViceJPresident C. O. Langlois, Jr.
Vice-Pres W. O'Keefe
Sales Manager Hugh S. Allen, Jr.
Services Offered: Producers of Radio
Hucksters and Airlifts — (Musical commercials
plus "Airlifts" for station sound and indi-
viduality. Tailor-made commercials and spe-
cial local station promotion. Transcribed
Music Service for radio and television sta-
tions.
JACK LLOYD
1445 Miller Way, Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: OLdfield 6-4607
Executive Director Jack Lloyd
Services Offered: Creation and production
of unusual commercials and musical jingles
for advertising agencies and stations. Pack-
aging of transcribed radio programs (dra-
matic, comedy, musical, audience participa-
tion) ; from the idea to finished recording.
JERRY LYNN MUSIC CO., INC.
246 West 44th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LO 3-7592
President Jerry Lynn
Vice-President Walter Schaffner
Secretary-Treasurer Daniel M. Schaffner
Dir. Pub. & P.R Gilbert A. Gorman
Services Offered: Recording, Distribution,
Slide Films.
C. P. MacGREGOR
729 S. Western Ave., Hollywood 5, Calif.
N. Y. Phone: Dunkirk 4-4191
949
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COASTAL "52"
136 West 52nd Street
COASTAL "40"
80 West 40th Street
New York, N. Y.— Circle 6-3900
• Complete recording facilities • 16MM film synchronization
• Dukane 30/50 cycle Automatic Slide Film Tone Generator.
• Fine Quality • Dependable rapid service • Experienced
personnel . . . have resulted in a representative clientele.
* Proven by repeated patronage of New York's
finest advertising agencies.
ARTHUR SHAER
Executive Vice-President
THE SYMBOL OF . . .
SOUND SERVICE
| • INSTANTANEOUS & MASTER DISC RECORDING
| • EDITING & RE-RECORDING
| • MULTIPLE TAPE DUPLICATION
| • NATION WIDE AUDIO AIR CHECKS
• DIRECT LINES TO MAJOR NETWORKS
• SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR REMOTE RECORDING
AUDIO-VIDEO RECORDING COMPANY, INC.
730 FIFTH AVENUE • NEW YORK 19, N. Y. • JUdson 6-5095
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President C. P. MacGregor
General Manager E. H. Lowry
Sales Manager Charles Hughes
Studio Manager Robert W. McKenzie
Services Offered: Transcription library
productions: music library service, dramatic
and musical programs; recording studios.
Complete packaging including recording
electro-plating of masters and production on
vinylite pressings.
MAGNE-TRONICS, INC.
49 West 45th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: CI 7-0210
President Thomas L. Clarke, Jr.
V.P., Prog. Dir Joseph F. Hards
Vice-Pres., Sales Roger L. Thaxter
Services Offered: Magne-Tronics motiva-
tional music: tape-recorded background
music program service transmitted via FM
Simplex, Multiplex and leased lines by ex-
clusive, authorized franchises. Special pro-
gram material on tape for religious, educa-
tional, commercial and home use.
MASTERPIECE RECORDING CO.
28 West 44th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: BRyant 9-6000
President Paul C. Baldwin
Sec'y & Treas Nathan Levy
Services Offered: Disc, tape and film re-
cording. Studios and remote facilities. Micro
groove and standard masters and pressing.
Auditions, line checks and tape editing. Tran-
scriptions and disc duplication. Script and
production service.
M G M RECORDS
1540 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-2000
President Arnold Maxin
V.P. Chg. of Sales Irving Jerome
V.P., Chg. of Oper George Abramson
Advertising Manager. Sol Handwerger
Mgr., Artists & Repertoire Morty Craft
Services Offered: MGM popular and class-
ical records, custom recording.
CHARLES MICHELSON, INC.
45 W. 45th St., N. Y. 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-0695
President Charles Michelson
Treasurer Aaron Michelson
Export Manager Martin Diamond
Services Offered: Distributors of tran-
scribed radio program series; syndicated TV
film series; EMI, Gennet-Speedy-Q ; Stand-
ard Sound effect record libraries.
MUZAK CORPORATION
229 Fourth Ave., New York 3, N. Y.
Phone: ORchard 4-7400
Board Chairman Jack D. Wrather
President Charles C. Cowley
Vice Pres., Treas John R. Andrus
V.P. & Legal Counsel Leonard Scholl
V.P. & Dir. of Marketing. .Joseph W. Roberts
V.P., & Nat. Sales Mgr Warren Coughlin
Vice Pres., Sp. Ser.. .Alexander B. Motenko
V.P. & Program Dir Donald O'Neill
V.P., Eng. & Research. . .Emil F. Hembrooke
V.P. & Dir. of
Merchandising ...Edward Hochhauser, Jr.
RCA Licensee
J hut's the opinion of hundreds of
producers using Reeves facilities*
REEVES SOUND STUDIOS, INC.
304 EAST 44th STREET • NEW YORK 17, N. Y. • OREGON 9-3550
The Largest Sound Service Organisation in the World.
Western Electric Licensee
951
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New York Operations
V.P. in Chg Ethel W. Maclean
Associated Program Service Division
V.P. & Gen. Mgr Edward Hochhauser, Jr.
Services Offered: Background music serv-
ice for industry, offices, banks, stores, super-
markets, hotels, restaurants, waiting rooms
and other public business areas. (AjP.S. Divi-
sion supplies radio & TV stations with tran-
scription library service and is also exclusive
TV distributor for all Encyclopaedia Brit-
tannica Films in Canada).
NATIONAL MUSITIME, CORP.
487 Park Ave,, New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-2431
President Charles E. Rynd
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr Jerome K. Levy
Services Offered: Nationally franchised
tape. Background music service through FM
Radio Stations on a multiplex or simplex
basis including storecasting and consisting of
a complete package of tape library and busi-
ness aids service.
NBC RADIO RECORDING DIVISION
30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-8300
Manager .Henry P. Hayes
Merchandise Mart, Chicago 54, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-8300
Manager M. P. Eisenmenger
Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington, D. C.
Phone: Adams 4-5400
Sunset & Vine Sts., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-6161
Services Offered: Recording, program pro-
duction, scripts, package programs, and
talent.
OLMSTED SOUND STUDIOS, INC.
1 East 54th Street, New York, N. Y.
Phone: PL 1-0890
President Henry C. Olmsted
Exec. V.P Richard B. Olmsted
Vice-Pres. in charge of Sales. .H. F. Landon
Services Offered: Three floating studios,
24 Ampex, 3 disc lathes, film sound — all re-
cording services.
THE PENTHOUSE SOUND STUDIOS
OF V. J. NOLA
Steinway Hall, 113 West 57th St.
New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-0040
Owner Vincent J. Nola
Gen. Sales, Film Div. Mgr. . .V. Thomas Nola
Chief Engineer Stanley Bumbly
Services Offered: Film-Tape-Disc transcrip-
tions for TV, radio, industry and education
— studio and location — masters processing
and pressings — stereo recording — magnetic &
optical film recording.
GEORGE LOGAN PRICE, INC.
20828 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, Calif.
Phone: Globe 6-2135
President George Logan Price
Secy.-Treas S. M. Lauch Price
Services Offered: Ideas, scripts, production,
merchandising tie-ins for any type recorded
program. Immediately available (E.T.) 52
952
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TV FILMS
INDUSTRIAL
DOCUMENTARY FILMS
and FEATURE
Motion Pictures
Five complete recordings of
the following libraries:
VIDEO MOODS - MAJOR
— BRULL - 0DE0N -
AND
FRANCIS, DAY & HUNTER
Also the largest selection of sound
effects records in existence. Any-
thing from a "cat's meow to a lion's
roar" all on
MAJOR RECORDS
SEND FOR FREE CATALOGUE
THOMAS J. VALENTINO, INC.
Established 1932
150 West 46th Street
Dept. RD
New York 36. N. Y.
Music Clearance on Above Catalogues
Arranged by Our Firm
# # TRANSCRIPTION — RECORDING FIRMS & &
one-half hour Biblical dramas — Old and New
Testament.
RCA VICTOR CUSTOM RECORD
SALES DIV.
155 East 24th St., New York 10, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 9-7200
Vice-Pres., Operations Mgr J. P. Davis
Sales Mgr R. C. Williams
Mgr., Custom Records Emmett B. Dunn
Mgr., Custom, Artist and
Repertoire Ben Selvin
Mgr., Custom Adver E. H. Kelly
CUSTOM RECORD SALES SECTION
New Sales & Production
Planning P. M. Rogers
Chicago Mgr A. E. Hindle
Hollywood Mgr R. C. Bucholz
Sales Rep. for Nashville E. J. Hines
N. Y. Mgr. Orders and Service. . W. R. Alshuk
Custom Salesmen. .. . Marj orie B. Tahaney,
Carl Reinschild, J. L. Head
Chicago Sales Rep William C. Leonard
Services Offered: Recording, processing,
pressing of all types of phonograph records,
transcriptions, slide film and promotion rec-
ords; shipping and handling.
RCA Recorded Program Services
Manager A. B. Sambrook
Central North
Sales Manager William F. Reilly
Western Sales Rep William C. Gartland
Northeastern Sales Rep George Field
Southwestern Sales Rep John Alves
Southeastern Sales Rep.. .Wallace D. Cochran
Northwest Sales Rep Hugh Grauel
Central Northeast Sales
Rep. (Chicago ) Gus Hagenah
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Central Northwest Sales Rep Jack Nadeau
Mgr. Sales Service Chas. Broderick
Mgr., Sis. Prom. Services Donald D. Axt
Services Offered: THESAURUS (musical
program service); RCA SYNDICATED
PROGRAMS (recorded dramatic, variety,
musical shows). TV film library. TV film
distributor.
Studios and Regional Offices
155 E. 24th St., New York 10, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 9-7200
445 North Lake Shore Drive, Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-3215
1016 No. Sycamore Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: OLdfield 4-1660
1121 Rhodes Heverty Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: JAckson 4-7703
7901 Empire Freeway, Dallas, Texas
Phone: FL 2-3911
800 17th Ave., S., Nashville, Tenn.
Phone: ALpine 5-6691
RADIO FEATURES OF AMERICA
37 W. 46 St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-5130
Cable Address: ARREFFAY, New York
Executive Director Oliver W. Nicoll
Assoc. Dir. of Svcg Sandra Mumell
Mng. Dir. of Prod J. H. MacDonell
Program Coordinator Eileen Ellis
Services Offered: Program production and
consultation, syndicated transcribed programs,
scripts, talent, package, live shows, phono-
graph records, international radio service.
The Greatest Name
In Entertainment
featuring
Popular Singles
Rock 'N' Roll
Country and Western
Original Cast Albums
Spoken Word Series
Classics
Jazz
Leader In The Field Of
Sound Track Albums
REEVES SOUND STUDIOS, INC.
304 East 44th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: ORegon 9-3550
President Hazard E. Reeves
Vice-President Chester L. Stewart
Mgr. — Film Div Richard Vorisek
Mgr. — Disc Div John Vorisek
Chief Engineer Lyman J. Wiggan
Services Offered: Sound recording for mo-
tion pictures and television, transcriptions.
ROCKHILL RECORDINGS
18 E. 50 St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PL 9-7979
President Janet Taylor
Manager Leo J. Launer
Sales Manager (Recording) . .Fred Freeman
Services Offered: Studio recordings; Off-
the-air and off-the-line recordings; Masters;
Shellac and vinylite pressings; Electrical
transcriptions ; Television-audio recordings ;
Tape recordings. Location recording, distri-
bution to radio stations.
SESAC, INC.
The Coliseum Tower, 10 Columhus Circle
New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-3450
President Paul Heinecke
Secretary-Treasurer R. C. Heinecke
Asst. to President E. S. Prager
Prod. Manager Robert S. Stone
Publicity & Prom Alice Heinecke
954
# # TRANSCRIPTION — RECORDING FIRMS $ &
Services Offered: Transcribed library in-
cluding many categories: jazz, American
folk, barbershop, hill billy, concert, Spanish,
country and western, novelties, band, re-
ligious. Script service including special con-
tinuities for holidays. 8500 bridges, moods
and themes. Saleable shows built from li-
brary, production and sales aids.
STANDARD RADIO
TRANSCRIPTION SERVICES, INC.
360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: STate 2-5322
President Milton M. Blink
General Manager Olga Blohm
Services Offered: Transcribed music li-
brary and sound effects.
L. S. TOOGOOD RECORDING CO.
221 N. LaSalle St., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-5275
Owner L. S. Toogood
Services Offered: Transcription service and
magnetic tape duplicating.
TRANSCRIPTION SALES, INC.
121 N. Main St., Dayton 2, O.
Phone: BAldwin 2-3773
President J. P. Williams
Vice Pres Alexander Buchan
Services Offered: Open end transcriptions
— quarter hour and five minute programs,
featuring "Singin' Sam,*' Mullen Sisters,
Charlie Magnante and Curley Bradley.
RICHARD H. ULLMAN, INC.
295 Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, N. Y.
Phone: CLeveland 2066
Production Dept.
2133 N. W. 11th Ave.
Miami 37, Fla.
President Richard H. Ullman
Exec. V.P Marvin A. Kempner
Treasurer M. C. Thorn
Secretary Edward H. Kavinoky
Production Manager R. D. Buchanan
Services Offered: Spot-Lite Spots, ten sec-
ond copy aids packaged for radio stations;
Tune-O, musical give-away show; SDollar
Derby$, a participation auction program;
Beatrice Kay Show; Barbership Harmonies;
Joe McCarthy Speaks.
UNIVERSAL RECORDING CORP.
46 East Walton, Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: MI 2-6465
President M. T. Putman
Vire-Pres .A. B. Clapper
V.P., Chief Engineer M. B. Coppinger
Secretary R. A. Weber
Services Offered: Recording (monaural &
stereophonic), transcriptions, masters, mo-
tion ^picture and slide film sound tracks,
pressings, high speed tape duplicating, 16
and 35 mm. magnetic recording.
THOMAS J. VALENTINO, INC.
150 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 64675
President Thomas J. Valentino
Vice-Presidents .Michael T. Valentino,
Secretary Elsie F. Valentino
Services Offered: Mood music for TV,
sound effects of all types, miscellaneous re-
cordings.
WESTERN RECORDERS
6000 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HO 3-6811
Partner Donald D. Blake
Partner Wm. M. Kirkpatrick
Services Offered: Tape and Disc. Record-
ing-Assembly and Editing. Auditorium and
Studio Rentals. Dukane automatic 30/50
signal for slide film production.
WORLD BROADCASTING SYSTEM
488 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 84700
7324 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 26, Cal.
President John L. Sinn
Chairman of Board Frederic W. Ziv
Vice-President Robert W. Friedheim
General Manager Dick Lawrence
Nat'l Sales Mgr James Weathers
Services Offered: Sales and program tran-
scription service for radio and TV.
FREDERIC W. ZIV CO.
1529 Madison Rd„ Cincinnati 6, 0.
Phone: PLaza 1-1323
488 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 84700
President ....Frederic W. Ziv
Vice-President (Executive) . . .John L. Sinn
V.P„ Chg. of Prod.. .......... .Herb Gordon
Sales Mgr Ben Philley
Treasurer .Joseph L. Moore
Services Offered: Transcribed radio pro-
grams for local and regional sponsorship-
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ABC Film Syndication, Inc.
1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LA 4-5050
President George T. Shupert
V.P., Chg. of Sales Phil Williams
V.P., Business Affairs Richard P. Morgan
V.P., Dir. N'tl. Sis John Burns
V.P., Dir. West. Sis. Div William Clark
E. Div. Mgr Robert Marcato
S. & SW Div. Mgr Robert Dalchau
Mid-West Div. Mgr Howard Anderson
Ad. & Promotion Mgr Lee Francis
Services Offered — Distribution of TV film
series for national network, regional or local
exposure. Each series is offered with promo-
tion and merchandising services for local
exploitation.
Productions — Passport to Danger, Racket
Squad, The Playhouse, (formerly Schlitz
Playhouse of Stars) ; John Kieran's Kaleido-
scope, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Presents;
Sheena, Queen of the Jungle; Herald Play-
house; Three Musketeers; Code 3, 26 Men,
Anniversary Package.
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Academy Film Production*,
Inc.
123 W. Chestnut St., Chicago 10, 111.
Phone: Michigan 2-5877
President, Exec. Prod Bernard Howard
Vice-President Morris Alexander
Secretary-Treas Bernard Kurlan
Services Offered — Creators and producers
of films for TV and business. Animation and
live action. Specializing in unusual audio-
visual presentations. Have own studios and
full equipment for either location or studio
shooting.
Productions — Old Reliable Coffee, Chesty
Potato Chips, Acme Steel Company, The Sal-
vation Army, Kowalski Sausage, Marhoefer
Meats, Wisco Gasoline.
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Academy Pictures, Inc.
49 W. 45th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-0744
433 S. Fairfax, Los Angeles 36, Cal.
Phone: WEbster 1-8156
President C. Moray Foutz
V.P., Creative Dir Wm. P. Tytla
Prod. Design Paul Kim
Prod. Director Ruth Kuss
Prod. Control Bert Feldman
V.P., Special Services Murray Fairbairn
Sales Manager Howard Henken
West Coast Sis Louis Huot
Ass't Sales Mgr Nicholas Newton
Prod. Dir. (Hollywood) Wm. Lightfield
Services Offered — Producers of animated
and live action films of TV commercials,
documentary films and industrials.
Productions — Prell Shampoo, Union Car-
bide, Fletcher's Castoria, Jergens Lotion,
Gulf Crest, Lipton Tea, Rockwood Candy,
Esso, Holsum Bread, Cont. Baking Co., Seal-
test Black Raspb. Ice Cream, Schick Elec.
Razor, General Electric, Timken Roller Bear-
ings, Edsel Ford, Hometown Bread, Motts
Apple Sauce, Scott Paper, Shell Oil.
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Acme Film Laboratories
1161 North Highland Ave., Hollywood 38,
Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 4-7471
President Samuel Sawelson
Sec'y, Office Manager David Christopher
Plant Mgr Melvin Saweison
Services Offered — 16, 35 mm. black & white
and color, lab facilities; editing and sound
services.
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Acus Pictures Corporation
165 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-2265
President Patrick Shanahan
Services Offered: 16, 35 mm. films for tele-
vision rental.
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Ad-Staff. Inc.
9122 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: CR 5-5219
President Don Quinn
V.P., Sec Henry Russell
VjP Martin Sperzel
V.P., Sis. & Prom Joe Donohue
Sis. Rep Ray Montgomery
Comptroller Stuart Galbraith
Services Offered: Primarily, but not lim-
ited to, the creation and production of radio-
TV commercials. Specializes in new approach-
es in copy, music and visual media, working
usually as an extension of advertising agency
services.
Alexander Film Co.
Alexander Film Bldg., Colorado Springs
Colorado
Phone: MElrose 3-1771
N. Y. Phone: LOngacre 5-1350
President Don M. Alexander
V.P., Production James Anderson
V.P. in chg. of Sales M. J. Mclnaney
TV Sales Mgr Earl Austin
Asst. to Pres., Sales Prom...W. A. Hillhouse
Sales Prom. Mgr Robert Geddy, Jr.
Services Offered — TV film commercials,
business and industrial films, theatre film
commercials.
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All Canada Television
80 Richmond St. West, Toronto, Ontario, Can.
Phone: EMpire 6-7691
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President H. R. Carson
Vice-President G. F. Herbert
General Manager J. Stuart MacKay
Manager Reo Thompson
Montreal Manager Burt Hall
Winnipeg Manager M. V. Chesnut
Calgary Manager J. Cavanaugh
Vancouver Manager J. E. Baldwin
Film Sis. Mgr Dana Murray
Promotion Director Peter Harricks
Time Sales Manager Ross McCreath
Services Offered — Film importing, editing,
shipping, and service; national, regional,
and local sales and distribution; market in-
formation.
Productions: F. W. Ziv syndicated pro-
grams; studio films, telescription library;
General Teleradio Bank of America feature
M & A Alexander Productions
6040 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phones: HOllywood 4-7571, 4-3414
N. Y. TRafalgar 3-5115
President Arthur Alexander
Sec'y.-Treas Max Alexander
Services Offered: National distributors of
feature films, westerns and half-hour filmed
TV shows.
Productions — Byline-Steve Wilson, and
Boss Lady.
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All-Scope Pictures, Inc.
(Commercial Film Division,
20th Century-Fox)
1417 N. Western Ave., Hollywood 27, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-6231
President Gordon S. Mitchell
Vice-President C. D. Owens
Secretary-Treasurer L. B. Mitchell
Services Offered — Facilities for production
of TV commercials and long, special-purpose
films, educational, public relations, sales
promotion, in color or black and white,
animation or live action.
Productions — Shaefer Pens, Green Spot
Orange Drink, Chesterfield Cigarettes, Kaiser
Aluminum, Rainier Beer, Etc.
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American Film Co.
1329 Vine St., Philadelphia 7, Pa.
Phone: WAlnut 2-1800
Mgr Ben Harris
Services Offered — Serving 35 and 16mm.
film to TV stations, also cutting, editing,
and photographing of events of all kinds.
Also handle any form of advertising. Storage
of films.
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American Film Producers
1600 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-5915
Executive Producers Robert Gross,
Lawrence A. Glesnes
Production Control Sheldon Abromowitz
Office Mgr Madeline Stolz
Services Offered — Sponsored motion pic-
ture films and slide films for theatres, tele-
vision, education, training, etc. Color or
black and white; 16 or 35mm.; production
and distribution.
Productions — Minesweeping Explosive Cut-
ters, Shipboard Handling & Routine Main-
tenance, IFR Enroute & Terminal Procedures.
TV Commercials for Esso Standard Oil Co.,
Westinghouse Electric Corp., Stella D'Oro,
Medigum and C'hooz.
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American National
Studios, Inc.
7324 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 46, Cal.
Phone: OLdfie'.d 4-2800
President John Sinn
Chairman of Board Fred W. Ziv
Services Offered — Complete studio space
and facilities with complete production per-
sonnel.
Productions — All Fred Ziv, Inc., Shows,
including Dr. Christian, Men of Annapolis,
West Point, Highway Patrol.
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Leonard Anderson Associates
Inc.
112 West 44th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-4162
President Leonard Anderson
Vice-Pres Barbara Anderson
Prod. Mgr Marc Anderson
Secretary Lillian Ortner
Office Manager Isabelle Wheeler
Services Offered— Motion picture produc-
tion and editing services; theatrical, com-
mercial, television. Facilities for three-camera
filming and editing. Film procurement and
shipping service.
Productions — The Air Force Uniform, Pipe
Line For Tomorrow — US Air Force; World
in White & Fire Fighters— CBS TV; The
Christophers; Prudential Insuprance Co.;
Coty Cosmetics; Schenley Distillers; Terry
Tell Watch Time Co.; General Electric.
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Animated Productions Inc.
(Al Stahl Productions)
1600 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Phone: CO 5-2942-3
President Al Stahl
Art Department Tony Garcia
Director Jack Weisburg
Production Manager , .Dave Davidow
Technical Director Gaylord Welker
Services Offered — Television shows in ani-
mation and live — comic strip animated films
— unusual films in stop-motion technique —
animated puzzles — audience participation
films — TV commercials & industrial films.
Productions— "Kid Stuff," "Comic Book
Comics," "Mush Moore."
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Animation Service Co.
1780 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-4832
Chief Animator Abe Blashko
Animation Supervisor Leo Lerko
Administration Seymour Posner
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Amos *n' Andy
Annie Oakley
Assignment Foreign Legion
Brave Eagle
Buffalo Bill Jr.
Cases of Eddie Drake
Champion
Colonel Flack
Fabian of Scotland Yard
Files of Jeffrey Jones
Fire Fighters
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if you want to start a sales campaign that'll
wallop your competition, contact us pronto.
We are uniquely equipped to custom-produce
a hard-hitting sales campaign for you.
We have been starting new television trends
for years. We originated the first Western
series made for television (Gene Autry); the
first Western female star (Annie Oakley); the
first "documentary" service show (Navy Log);
the first air-age series ( Whirlybirds); the first
Civil War series (Gray Ghost). And there are
more pace-setters in production right now.
Maybe one of our current or upcoming show
series will fit your aggressive sales plans. If
not, we'll produce one that will. Point is, when
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Annie Oakley
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Brave Eagle
Buffalo Bill Jr.
Cases of Fcld
Colonel Flack
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Files of Jeffrey Jones
Fire Fighters
Gene Autry
The Gray Ghost
The Hoiteyrnooiters
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If the time's ripe for aggressive action...
if you want to start a sales campaign that'll
wallop your competition, contact us pronto.
We are uniquely equipped to custom-produce
a hard-hitting sales campaign for you.
We have been starting new television trends
for years. We originated the first Western
series made for television (Gene Autry); the
first Western female star (Annie Oakley); the
first "documentary" service show (Navy Log);
the first air-age series ( Whirlybirds); the first
Civil War series (Gray Ghost). And there are
more pace-setters in production right now.
Maybe one of our current or upcoming show
series will fit your aggressive sales plans. If
not, we'll produce one that will. Point is, when
you want to start something, start with
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Services Offered — All film art services,
maps, charts, cartoon animation, animation
camera work in 16 mm and 35 mm.
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8564 Melrose Ave., Hollywood 46, Cal.
Phone: (Cal) OLympia 2-3540
President Earl Klein
Production Manager Glenn Grossman
Director Ed Barge
Calif. Representative George Kellogg
N. Y. Representative Emile De Antonio
66 West 53rd St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: (N. Y.) JUdson 2-6026
Detroit Representative Ted Petok
14005 Fenkell Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Chicago Representative Joe W. Edwards
2735 W. Chanay St., Chicago, 111.
Services Offered — Animated television com-
mercials, story-boards, sound tracks, educa-
tional and industrial films.
Productions — Coca Cola, Jello, Procter &
Gamble, Campbell Soup Co., H. J. Heinz Co.,
Pabst Brewing Co., General Foods, Standard
Oil of Ohio, Carling Brewing Co., National
Biscuit Co., Kroger Co., Kraft Foods, Kellogg
Corn Flakes.
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1 nimotion Associates, Inc.
333 West 52nd St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-3817-8
President Graham Place
Vice-President Otto Feuer
General Manager Donald Fellows
Production Manager Harry Basch
Services Offered — Producers of animated
TV commercial spots and films. ANIMO-
TION is an exclusive animation process using
cartoon cut-outs on a multiplane set-up.
Production — Soil-off, Manufacturers Trust
Co., Sparky — the Fire Dog, Vicks Vapo-
Mist, NYC Clean-Up Campaign, Nestle's
Cities Service Gasoline, Schmidt's Beer,
Springmaid Sheets, American-Standard Air
Conditioners, etc.
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Anime, Inc.
45 West 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-3737
President Josh Meyer
Vice-President .Renee Leigh
Executive Producer Mitch Leigh
Account Executive Wed Murphy
Services Offered — Package film shows
(mostly animation). Producers of animated
commercials and industrials.
Productions — Hit Toon Time, Beneficial
Finance System Commercials, Amitone Com-
mercials, TvB Announcements.
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Evan J. Anton Productions,
Ltd.
550 Fifth Ave., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PL 7-3638
President Evan J. Anton
Vice-Pres Vera Kay
Services Offered— Producers of industrial
and documentary films and slides, TV com-
mericals and spots.
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Associated Artists
Productions, Inc.
345 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 6-2323
President Eliot Hyman
Exec. Vice-President Kenneth Hyman
Gen. Sis. Mgr W. Robert Rich
Nat'l Sales Mgr Donald Klauber
Eastern Sales Mgr Al Sussman
Western Div. Mgr Lester S. Tobias
Central Div. Mgr Ben Elrod
Southern Div. Mgr Norman Long
Foreign Sis. Mgr Norman Katz
V.P., Treas Henry Zittau
Services Offered — Distribution of Warner
Bros, features and cartoons; also Popeye car-
toons; production & distribution of TV,
theatricals, and non-theatrical films.
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Associated Program Service
(Division of Muzak Corp.)
229 Fourth Ave., New York 3, N. Y.
Phone: ORchard 4-7400
V.P., Gen. Mgr Edward Hochhauser, Jr.
Services Offered — Exclusive TV distributor
for Encyclopaedia Britannica Films in Can-
ada.
Productions — Great Americans, American
History Series, Americans at Work, American
Standard of Living Series, Armchair Trav-
eler, Children All Over The World, Dem-
ocracy in Action, Home Making Series, Sci-
ence for Living, Encyclopaedia Britanica
Films, Christmas Film Package, Physics
Course Film Series.
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Association Films, Inc.
347 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-8573
President J. R. Bingham
Treasurer A. L. Fredrick
Dir. Adv. & Prom Robert Finehout
Sales Representative R. S. Evans
Ridgefield, N. J. Mgr E. K. Pearson
La Grange, 111. Mgr M. G. Weiland
San Francisco Mgr W. O. Siler
Dallas Manager Carl Stahl
Services Offered — Distribution of free-loan,
industry-sponsored motion pictures. Rental
of educational, informational, and entertain-
ment films. Special TV Service: Distribution
of more than 150 free public service films.
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Astor Pictures Corp.
130 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-1287
President Fred Bellin
Vice President N. E. Savini
Sec'y-Treas Anthony Tarell
General Sales Mgr David A. Bader
Services Offered — Producers and distribu-
tors of feature films.
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The Big Story
Sword of Freedom
Vagabond
Errol Flynn Theatre
My Little Margie
Star Performance
The American Legend
Trouble With Father
The Star And The Story
Dateline Europe
Overseas Adventure
Cross Current
Rocky Jones, Space Ranger
My Hero
Colonel March of Scotland Yard
The Hunter
Willy
The Scarlet Pimpernel
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Partner Hubbard Hunt
Partner John Wilson
Partner Ned Herzstam
Services Offered — TV spots, industrials,
educationals, custom recording, jingles, mo-
tion picture trailers.
Productions — Petrouchka, for NBC; Die
Casting, for Harwill Die Casting; Disneyland,
for Fritos.
Atlantic Television Corp.
130 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-1287
President Fred Bellin
V.P., Gen. Sis. Mgr David A. Bader
Sec'y, Treas Anthony Tarell
Offices in Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas,
Houston, Phila., Minn., Detroit, Toronto,
London.
Services Offered — Producer and distributor
of features and westerns, 26 syndicated "Un-
common Valor."
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Atlas Film Corp.
1111 S. Blvd., Oak Park, 111.
Phone: AUstin 7-8620
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr L. P. Mominee
V.-P. Chg. Sales Edward Schager
V.-P. Chg. Adv. & Prom.. Frederick K. Barber
Dir. of TV Jack D. Danielson
VJ\, Prod. Mgr Albert S. Bradish
Public Relations Films James L. Herman
Services Offered — Production of 16mm.
and 35mm. motfon pictures and slidefilms
— in color or black and white, with RCA
Sound. Experienced creative staff for TV
commercials and programs. Laboratory and
editing services.
Productions — The Pencil and the Plow,
For The Love of Live, Lifetime Protection,
Partners, In Which We Live.
Atlas Television Corp.
225 E. 46th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: ELdorado 5-7943
President Henry Brown
Services Offered — American and British
features; half and full hour westerns; com-
edy shorts; one-hour comedy programs; an
extensive library of comedy and musical
shorts.
Productions — Caption Z-RO, Hollywood to
B'way, Grantland Rice Sportlights, Holiday
Series, Is This Magic?
Audio Master Corp.
17 East 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-0725
President Herbert Rosen
Services Offered — Library of mood and
bridge music.
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Audio Productions, Inc.
630 Ninth Ave., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-0760
President Frank M. Speidell
Vice Pres Herman Roessle
TV Director Harold R. Lipman
Services Offered — Producer of TV com-
mercials and sponsored short subjects.
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AudiO'Visual Associates
1459 N. Seward, Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HO 5-8444
George Bagnall & Associates
Inc.
8827 Olympic Blvd., Beverly Hills, Cal.
Phone: CR 1-5133
President George L. Bagnall
V.P., Gen. Sales Mgr J. J. O'Loughlin
Secretary Fred C. Lindquist
Services Offered — Distribution of the fol-
lowing films for television: Features — For-
bidden Jungle, New Orleans, Timber Fury,
Border Outlaws, The Long Night, Korea
Patrol, Fun on a Weekend, Cattle Queen, Fed-
eral Man, Badman's Gold, Abie's Irish Rose,
The Adventures of the Texas Kid, The Re-
turn of Rin Tin Tin, The Fighting Stallion,
Montana Mike, One Minute to Twelve, On
Our Merry Way, Buffalo Bill Rides Again,
Song for Miss Julie, I Killed Geronimo,
Carnegie Hall, Hollywood Barn Dance,
Lured, Buffalo Bill in Tomohawk Territory,
The Hoodlum, Doctor Jim, Voice in the
Wind, I Stand Condemned, The Windjam-
mer. The Barbarian and the Lady, Kangaroo
Kid, It Happened Tomorrow, Hangmen Also
Die, What Price Money. One-hour Show —
Ringside with the Russlers. Half-hour Shows
— I Search for Adventure, Front Page Detec-
tive, Hollywood Half Hour. This is Hawaii.
15-minute Shows — Spotlight on Hollywood,
Let's Draw, A Scene with a Star. 5*minute
Show — Crusader Rabbit. Library — 64 Scalla-
wags, Race Night, 52 Winners.
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Bil Baird's Marionettes
334 West 70th St., New York 23, N. Y.
Phone: TR 3-6064
Partners Bil & Cora Baird
Agency Reps Ashley Steiner, Harold
Cohen, Mitchell Benson
Services Offered: Produce live or filmed
commercials with marionettes and hand pup-
pets— with or without live actors — in own
studios.
Productions — Champy The Lion Series — for
Wheaties, Parliament Cigarettes, Drano, Play-
tex Baby Pants.
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Jerome Balsam Films, Inc.
1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 3-6187
Pres., Gen. Sales Jerome Balsam
Vice President Alexander Beck
Services Offered — Producers and distribu-
tes to TV of syndicated shows, features and
cartoons.
James A. BunU Productions,
(See Volcano Productions, Inc.)
967
y[ N 1776, fifty-six Americans risked the gallows by signing
a declaration that was printed and dispatched throughout
the nation they had created with their penstrokes. When a man
sets his signature to a document, it is his personal bond. When
an advertiser sets his name to a printed message he stands
directly behind it. That is why people have confidence in
printed advertising. It is also the reason why an advertiser
carefully selects the publication media he desires to reflect the
integrity of his name and his product.
BARNES PRINTING COMPANY, INC.
229 WEST 28th STREET NEW YORK 1, N. Y.
PEnnsylvania 6-8700
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Thomas J. Bar ore
Productions
2130 S. Bellaire St., Denver 22, Colo.
Phone: SKyline 6-8383
Owner-Producer ;Thomas J. Barbre
Assistant Manager Anita T. Barbre
Services Offered — Producer of TV commer-
cials, TV films and business films. Scripting,
photography, recording, editing. Complete
facilities including sound stage and mobile
equipment.
Productions — TV spots — Adolph Coor Co.,
Business films — Holly-General Co., Colorado
Fuel & Iron Corp., U. S. Bureau of Reclama-
tion, Adolph Coors Co., Universal Builders
Supply, Inc., Colorado Game & Fish.
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Barnett International
Forwarders
543 W. 43rd St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-6080
President William Barnett
V.P., Secr'y Norman Barnett
Treas • Alan Barnett
Services Offered — International freight for-
warders, export packers and customs house
brokers, specializing in motion picture and
TV industry.
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Barry & Enright
Productions9 Inc.
667 Madison Ave., New York 21, New York
Phone: TEmpleton 2-8600
President Jack Barry
Vice-President Dan Enright
Production Manager Robert Noah
V.P., Business Mgr Fred Stettner
Art Director Norman Blumenthal
Office Mgr Florence Charney
Services Offered — Creation and production
of live and filmed shows for television.
Productions — Winky Dinky and You;
Twenty-One; Tic Tac Dough; Oh-Baby.
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Beacon Television Features
Inc.
115 Newbury St., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: Commonwealth 6-6881
President J. Leonard Sanderson
Treasurer Barbara G. Keane
Services Offered — Spot TV commercials
including complete copy, story-boards, etc.,
thru production. Consultants to agencies re
TV-radio campaign planning, budget esti-
mates. Producers of filmed TV programs.
Productions — The Fishing Season with Ted
Williams, Ted Williams in Cabo Bianco
Peru, two 26-minute color movies and Goin'
Places with Gadabout Gaddis, 26 quarter-hour
fishing programs.
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Bengal Pictures
1028 No. Western Ave., Hollywood, Cal.
Phone: HOllywood 3-3657
Producer & Director Phil E. Cantonwine
Associate Producer Harry Babb
Stories & Narration Cheri Le'Blanche
Sound TV Recorders
Editor Dick Alexander
Director Robert Derteano
Services Offered — Producers of Feature
pictures — TV shorts, industrials, TV spots,
TV films made to order.
Bernard-Degen TV & Radio
Spots
1570 N. Gower., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 5-9886
Partners Cy Bernard, Vince Degen
Services Offered — Creation of TV and radio
spots. Arrangements music and vocal. Under-
scoring animation and live action.
Productions — Starkist Tuna, MJB Rice,
Italian Swiss Colony, Pillsbuiry, Clorox
Bleach, Carnation, S & W Foods, S & W Cof-
fee, MJB Coffee, C & H Sugar, White King
Liquid.
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Fritz Blocki Productions
7266% Fountain Ave., Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-8971
Producer Fritz Blocki
Services Offered — Live TV show formats
for local and/or network use.
Bonded TV Film Service
630 Ninth Ave., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-1030
President Chester M. Ross
VwP. in Chg. of Oper Emanuel Kandel
Gen. Sales Mgr Wade Barnes
Branch Offices
8290 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.
V.P., chg. of Operations Stanley Halperin
1301 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago, 111.
Manager Joseph Rategan
2024 Jackson St., Dallas, Texas
Manager Ronald Martin
Services Offered — Shipping, expediting and
servicing of TV film.
Bray Studios Inc.
729 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: CI 54582
President J. R. Bray
Vice-Pres. and Prod. Mgr Paul A. Bray
Treasurer M. Bray
Animation Director W. G. Gilmartin,
Max Fleischer
Film Distribution Mgr B. D. Hess
Services Offered — Producers and distribu-
tors of all types of films for TV use includ-
ing technical animation and cartoons. Spe-
cialize in industrial training and sales films,
as well as health and safety.
Bernard S. Brody &
Associates
6425 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Cal.
Phone: HO 7-8189
969
SHAMUS CULHANE
PRODUCER OF
"AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS"
AWARD WINNING ANIMATED EPILOGUE
ANIMATION FOR BELL SCIENCE SERIES
"HEMO THE MAGNIFICENT"
CBS spectacular Christopher award winner
"THE STRANGE CASE OF COSMIC RAYS"
NBC spectacular October, 1957
"UNCHAINED GODDESS"
NBC spectacular february, 1958
SHAMUS CULHANE
productions inc.
commercial, industrial and public relations films
new york Hollywood Chicago
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Owner Bernard S. Brody
Assistant Marilyn Devien
Services Offered — Negotiations for TV film
producers with music publishers to arrange
for music synchronization rights.
Productions — Frank Sinatra Show, Danny
Thomas Show, Date With The Angels.
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Brandon Films Inc.
200 West 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: CI 64868
President Thomas J. Brandon
Film Library Edith Zornow
Services Offered — Distribute selected pack-
ages of feature films; specializing in "The
Cavalcade of Great Motion Pictures of All
Times."
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Broadcast Pictures, Inc.
130 East 40th St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MU 3-5840
President, Treasurer Joseph Steiner
V.P., Secretary Dorothy Waring
Services Offered — Producers of TV and
theatrical motion pictures.
Productions — The International Show, The
Story of Mrs. Murphy, Rhythm Rhapsodies,
Black Brothers, Djuka, The David Marcus
Story.
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C & C Television Corp.
400 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-6800
President Matthew Fox
VjP., Gen. Counsel Arnold C. Stream
Vice-President Erwin H. Ezzes
Treasurer Martin Scbildkraut
Secretary M. Morton Siegel
Asst. Secretaries Gloria Harrigan,
Mavis Nathan
Subsidiaries
C & C Films, Inc.
C & C International Film Corp.
C & C Pan Atlantic TV Co., Inc.
(Personnel for the above subsidiaries are as
follows : )
President Matthew Fox
V.P., Gen. Counsel Arnold C. Stream
Vice-President Erwin H. Ezzes
Vice-Pres Martin J. Robinson
Vice-Pres M. Morton Siegel
Treasurer Martin Scbildkraut
Secretary Norman Solomon
Asst. Secretary Mavis Nathan
WESTERN TELEVISION
(A division of C & C Television Corp.)
Listing of personnel identical with C & C
Television Corp.
•
S. W. Caldwell, IAd.
447 Jarvis St., Toronto 5, Ont., Canada
Phone: WAlnut 2-2103
President S. W. Caldwell
Vice President G. F. Keeble
Exec. Producer Sydney Banks
Dir. Photography Fritz Speiss
Animation Supervisor Jim MacKay
Lab. Supervisor Ross Smith
Production Sales G. J. Keeley
TV Film Sales Ken Page
Recording Supervisor Mel Lovell
Montreal Br. Mgr J. E. DeBow
Vancouver Br. Mgr Florence Ward
Services Offered — Complete sound stage,
35mm & 16mm production and recording
facilities. Distributors of syndicated shows
produced in U.S. and abroad.
Productions: Commercial for Tri-Nut Mar-
gerine, Wear-Ever Aluminum, Esso Gasoline
Highway's Safety Spots, Noma Lights.
Calhoun Studios
266 East 78th St.. New York 21, N. Y.
Phone: LEhigh 5-2120
President Brian Calhoun
Vice President Paul Goldschmidt
Secretary-Treas Dietlinde Ruber
Prod. Dir Howard A. Kaiser
Sales Mgr C. P. Gennell
Services Offered — Producers of motion pic-
tures for TV, industrials, sales promotion and
entertainment. Slide films for education and
sales. 35 x 75 sound stage for rent to out-
side producers, complete sound and editing
facilities.
Productions — Kamloop Trout, Fishing
Waters, Vacation Fun, Glimpses of History,
Gala Events, Salmon All Summer, Shoreland
Playground.
•
California National
Productions, Inc.
(Subsidiary of NBC)
663 Fifth Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-8300
President Earl Rettig
V.P., Gen. Mgr H. WeUer Keever
V.P., Programs Robert A. Cinader
V.P., Treasurer .George D. Matson
Secretary Thomas E. Ervin
Ass't Treas Joseph L. Kubin
Assistant Secretaries Robert A. Forrest,
Herbert S. Schlosser
Dir. of Bus. Affairs John J. Brennan
Dir. of Prom., Adv., Press Arthur Perles
Dir. of European Prog Gerald Adler
Mgr., Merchandising Robert R. Max
Business — TV film program sales and syn-
dication, licensed merchandising.
Sales Offices
663 Fifth Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-8300
NBC Television Films:
Regional Prog. Sis. Mgr Daniel M. Curtis
Eastern Sis. Mgr John F. Tobin
Victory Program Sis.:
Manager Jacques Liebenguth
Merchandise Mart, Chicago 54, 111.
Phone: MOhawk 4-6565
Central Sis. Mgr Edward A. Montanus
Sunset and Vine, Hollywood 28, Cal.
Phone: THornwall 5-7000
Western Sis. Mgr . . .Clifford Ogden
971
THROUGH these pages pass the most astute buyers of
motion pictures in the world.
To those who buy and sponsor commercial motion
pictures for industry or education, distributed through
non-theatrical channels or on television, we ask for the
opportunity to present our facilities and qualifications as
your producer.
Send for "A Few Facts About Audio"
• * •
AUDIO PRODUCTIONS, INC.
Film Center Building
630 Ninth Avenue New York 36, N. Y.
972
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Freemantle of Canada, Ltd.
17 Dundonald St., Toronto, Ont.
Phone: WAlnut 4-9635
Manager Ralph Ellis
TV Films Available:
NBC Television Films— Badge 714, Boots
and Saddles — the Story of the Fifth Cavalry,
The Silent Service, Union Pacific.
Victory Program Sales — Adventure of the
Falcon, Captured, Crunch and Des, Danger-
ous Assignment, Frontier, The Great Gilder-
sleeve, Gumlby, His Honor Homer Bell, Hopa-
long Cassidy, Inner Sanctum, It's A Great
Life, The Lilli Palmer Show, Medic, Para-
gon Playhouse, Steve Donovan Western Mar-
shall, Victory at Sea, The Visitor, Watch The
World.
In Production — Three new film series.
•
Carousel Films, Inc.
1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: BRyant 9-6734
President David B. Dash
Services Offered — Distribution and produc-
tion of films.
•
C arson- Stempel Enterprises
9034 iSunset Blvd.
Los Angeles 46, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 4-8343
Partners Jack Carson & Frank Stempel
•
Carthay Sound Stage
5907 W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles 35, Calif.
Phone: WEbster 8-2101
Pres., Gen. Mgr Jack Miles
Services Offered: Sound stage facilities for
lease. Completely equipped; for motion pic-
ture and TV film production.
Productions — 39 Lone Ranger (l/2 hr.
films). ^
Cavalcade Television
Programs
7904 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: OLdfield 4-4144
President Harvey Pergament
Vice Pres Earl M. Robins
Sec.-Treas Esther Pergament
Services Offered — Producers representa-
tive, distribution of motion picture films, ex-
porter of TV programs. Distributing 36 Span-
ish dialogue features; Great Names in Sports,
Famous Guests, Unk & Andy Art Adventures,
Huespedes Famosos (Spanish).
•
Cavalier Productions* Inc.
9119 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif.
Phone: CR 6417*4
President Robert Young
V.P. Chg. Prod Eugene B. Rodney
Secretary Ben Bisgeier
Productions— "Father Knows Best."
•
Campus Film Productions,
Inc.
14 E. 53rd St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PL 3-3280
President Nat Campus
Exec. Producer Jules Krater
Services Offered — Film production under
contract.
Productions — The Key, Nat'l Assoc, for
Mental Health; Rubber From Oil, Esso Re-
search and Eng. Co.
•
Caravel Films, Inc.
20 West End Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-6110
President David I. Pincus
V.P. in charge TV Calhoun McKean
Chief of Production Mauri Goldberg
Dir. Art & Animation Jack Semple
V.P., Acc't. Exec Thelma Allen
Services Offered — ■ Producer of television
commercials, as well as motion picture and
slide films for industry and government.
Caravel maintains its own completely
equipped and staffed sound studios and its
own optical and animation facilities, cutting
rooms, and projection facilities.
Productions — Socony Mobil, American
Heart Association, Cluett Peabody, Ameri-
can Can Co., E. I. DuPont de Nemours, Ren-
field Importers, Ltd., TV spots — American
Tobacco Co., Royal Typewriter, Ballantine,
Procter & Gamble, American Can Co., So-
cony Mobil, R. J. Reynolds.
CBS-TV Film Sales, Inc.
545 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-2345
V.P., Gen. Mgr Leslie T. Harris
Dir. Oper. & Prod Fred Mahlstedt
Gen. Sales Mgr John F. Howell
Merchandising Mgr Walter Scanlon
Sales Prom. Mgr Eugene Moss
Sales Service Mgr Gloria Le«6er
Publicity Director .John C. Sebastian
Mgr. Chicago Sales Henry Gillespie
Mgr. San Francisco Sales Edward Hewitt
Mgr. Los Angeles Sales. . .William Perkinson
Mgr. Atlanta Sales James H. McCormick
Mgr. Dallas Sales Carter Ringlet
Mgr. St. Louis Sales George Diedrich
Mgr. Boston Sales H. Roy Marks
Mgr. Detroit Sales Barr Sheets
Pres., Canada (Caldwell TV Film Sis.)
S. W. Caldwell
Services Offered — Distributor of TV film
programs for national, regional, and local
sponsorship.
Currently Distributing — Amos 'n' Andy,
Annie Oakley, Brave Eagle, Buffalo Bill, Jr.,
The Adventures of Champion, Cases of Eddie
Darke, Fabian of Scotland Yard, Files of Jef-
frey Jones, The Gene Autry Show, Holiday
in Paris, Life with Father, Long John Silver,
San Francisco Beat, Terrytoons, Under the
Sun, The Whistler, Assignment Foreign Le-
gion, Gray Ghost, Navy Log, Our Miss
Brooks, Honeymooners, Whirlybirds, Mama,
CBS Newsfilm.
973
PERSERVITY
^
PERSONAL SERVICE
TO YOU
This means more
for your film dollar
proven by
over a
decade of
successful
performance.
JAMES LOVE
PROD U C T I O N S, INC.
115 W. 45th ST., NEW YORK 36, N. Y.
^7X
JUdson 2-4633
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Hu Chain Associates
40 East 40th St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-7220
Owner Hubert V. Chain
Services Offered — (Radio-TV and motion
picture production, direction and script writ-
ing.
Bruce Chapman Co.
55 W. 42nd St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Wise. 7-9244
Branch Office
30 Rue Chalgrin, Paris, France
President Bruce Chapman
V.P. & Treas Edna Chapman
Dir. of Research Mary Hurcheson
Prod. Mgr Bert Berns
Services Offered— Production of TV and in-
dustrial films.
Productions— The Answer Man.
Charter Oak Tele-Pictures
423 E. 90th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: TR 6-6800
President Louis Cavrell
Secretary Otis Cavrell
Treasurer Ira Cavrell
Services Offered: Production facilities for
TV and industrial 16 and 35mm color and
black-and-white films. Medical and dramatic
films. Printing and processing lab. Editorial
rooms. Sound stage rentals for automobile
commercials.
Jack Chertok Productions
1040 N. Las Palmas Ave., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: HOUywood 3-5106
Producer Jack Chertok
Assoc. Prod., Prod. Mgr Harry Poppe
Casting Director Ruth Burch
Cameraman Robert Pittack
Services Offered — Series and commercials.
Cheryl TV Corp.
3084 Motor Ave., Los Angeles 64, Cal.
Services Offered — Producers, distributors
v*f films.
Christensen-Kennedy
Productions
3553 Farnam St., Omaha 31, Nebr.
Phone: AT 2977
Partner, Dir. of Photo Ray Christensen
Partner, Creative Dir Dennis Kennedy
Gen. Sales Manager Herb Hellwig
Art Director Ken Dunning
Services Offered — TV commercials, anima-
tion, industrial films, all types of slides, lab-
oratory processing and complete production
facilities.
Productions — Alamito Dairies, Ocoma
Foods, Blue Star Foods. 15-min. motion pic-
ture— The Martin Luther Home For Retarded
Children.
Cineffects. Inc.
115 W. 45 St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-0951
President Nathan Sobel
Secretary-Treasurer Irving Hecht
Optical Super Jack Present
Res. & Develop Bob Pittluck
Services Offered — Special optical effects,
photography of titles, animation, trailers,
song reels, slide films, TV presentations in
16 and 35mm. black and white and 16mm.
Kodachrome. E. K. and Ansco negative-posi-
tive color and Intermediate.
Cinema Research
716 N. La Brea Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: WEbster 3-9301
President Harold Scheib
Vice-President Ernest Arcella
Secretary Robert Kegel
Treasurer Bernard Shea
Services Offered: Optical printing, titles,
insert photography, animation. 16 or 35 mm.
— color or B & W.
Cinema Service Corp.
106 West End Ave., New York 23, N. Y.
Phone: TRafalgar 3-1411
President Joseph Seiden
Cameraman Harold H. Seiden
Sound Department Herbert C. Bloom
Services Offered — Rental of completely
equipped studios for TV producers including
camera, sound and lighting equipment for
location work.
Cinema-Vue Corporation
243 W. 55th St., N. Y. 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-1336
President Joseph P. Smith
V.P., Gen. Sis. Mgr Francis D. Smith
Western Sales Manager Haan Taylor
Mid- West Sales Manager W. A. Pomeroy
Services Offered — Producers and distribu-
tors of feature, half hour and shorts for tele-
Cine-Tele Productions
6325 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 28,
Calif.
Phone: HOUywood 5-3376
Executive Producer Harry J. Lehman
Secretary Jacques R. Lehman
Prod. Super Jesse Davis
Story Editor Gail McKiddy
Services Offered — Production services for
television film and industrial, educational,
975
Parker Fennelly, Florence Henderson, and Bill Hayes
in a scene from a recent Video production.
VP
CLIENTS 1957-
our twenty-fifth year-
included:
• American Petroleum
• Arrid
• Lifebuoy
• Monmouth Park
• New Departure, General Motors
• Noxzema
• Oldsmobile
• Pall Mall
• Py-Co-Pay
• Rise
• Speidel
• Stanley Products
• Walt Disney
• Cam-Par Records
Superior Quality in Creativity and Production
VIDEO PICTURES, INC.
500 Fifth Avenue • LAckawanna 4-2912
Studio: 510 West 57th Street
•
Paul A. Wagner, President
George W. Goman, Vice President
West Coast Offices: 736 N. Doheny Drive, Los Angeles 46, Calif. — CRestview 1-0188
976
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cartoon commercials, and training films in Commodore Productions and
black and white or color. 16mm. or 35mm. Artist V Fitf*
Productions — Volunteer Citizen Soldier, „*, tt n j r>i j'tt n * j oo n i
Accident Investigation, Enforcement Tactics, 6636 H«U^d Blvi Hollywood 28, Cal.
TV cartoon commercials, Olympic Eques- D v r» 'j16 ' w i. wri •. t
trian, presently in production The Story of £"£ ^^ Prod Wal£r Whlt^ Jr'
pau| hec-1 reas Eleanor Payne
- V.P.'s Kent Allen, John H. Legan
. _ Services Offered — Producers of TV and
LUtirmont rums feature theatrical motion pictures, also TV
4530 Mariota Ave., Hollywood, Calif. commercials and industrials. Also produces
Phone: POplar 2-4498 radio programs.
Owner Leonard Clqirmont Productions — No Escape — 1/2 hr. TV series.
Services Offered: Motion picture produc- #
tion and photography. Commonwealth Film &
Productions: Tiare Tahiti. Television, IttC.
Lars Calonius Productions, 723 *™?^gZ £&19- N' Y*
*MC# President Mortimer D. Sackett
45 West 45th St., New York 36, N. Y. Sec, Treas S. Sackett
Phone: PLaza 7-0350 Sales Mgr Leo Gottlieb
President Lars Calonius Services Offered— TV producers and dis-
Services Offered — Full animation facilities. tributors.
Story boards prepared from client's script. 1040 N. Las Palmas Ave., Hollywood 38, Cal.
Productions — Cheer, Royal Gelatin, Fal- *
at3.?' Tr™^S' S^?% Chesterfield, Spic- Condor Films, f lie.
N-Span, Michigan Bell Tele. 1006 0Hve ^ gt ^ ^ Mq
_ , ^ „ Phone: MAin 1-8876
Comedy Corp. Of America President Edgar F. Stevens
60 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y. Vice-President Bradford Whitney
Phone: PLaza 7-7417-8 Production Manager Dean Moore
President Sam Lake Services Offered — Producers of 16 mm. and
Services Offered— Distribution of 13 fea- 35 mm. motion pictures, slidefilms, slides and
tures and 100 color cartoons. other visual and audio-visual materials for
ROGERS, COWAN & JACOBS, INC.
PUBLIC RELATIONS
BEVERLY HILLS - NEW YORK - PARIS - LONDON - ROME
977
FOUR STAR FILMS
INC. IS LOOKING
FORWARD TO A PRODUCTION SEASON OF EXCITING NEW PROPERTIES
IN ADDITION TO CURRENT SHOWS, AND A CONTINUED ASSOCIATION
WITH DISCRIMINATING SPONSORS.
DICK POWELL'S ZANE GREY THEATRE
Sponsored by
GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION
and
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
TRACKDOWN
starring Robert Culp
Sponsored by
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
and
GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION
ALCOA-GOODYEAR THEATRE
starring David Niven, Charles Boyer,
Jane Powell, Robert Ryan
and Jack Lemmon
Sponsored by
ALUMINUM COMPANY OF AMERICA
and
GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY, INC.
MR. ADAMS AND EVE
starring
Ida Lupino and Howard Duff
A Bridget Production for CBS
Sponsored by
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY
RICHARD DIAMOND, PRIVATE DETECTIVE
.*♦♦*".;
FOUR STAR
V
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starring David Janssen
Sponsored by
P. LORILLARD COMPANY
Four Star Films, Inc.
is owned by Dick Powell, Charles Boyer
and David Niven and is
Represented by the William Morris Agency
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sales promotion, public relations, advertising, Totlt <f • Cof*f*(IClffte &
television programming, TV commercials, /ksSOCttitCS
training and sports uses. 5746 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
/Wujrttoiw - Anheuser-Busch, Inc The pfcone. R() ^m
Coca-Cola Co., Gaylord Container Corp President Tom Corradine
Lewis-Howe Co. (Turns) Wabash Railroad, yice president K ]e c Thomas
Monsanto Chemical Co., etc. c 1 n/r ou-i u
' hales Mgr rhil Barry
• Secretary Doris Tate
Frank Cooper Associates ,^^^MibLt-£
A.gency cated and television packages, 425 feature
9145 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. films, and 117 westerns.
Phone: CR 4-6321 Currently Distributing — The Ruggles,
N. Y. Phone: PLaza 1-0725 Operation Tomorrow, Judge Roy Bean, The
Owner Frank Cooper Mickey Rooney Show, Big Game Hunt, Buster
V,P. Chge. of N. Y. Office Sy Fischer Crabbe Show, Captain Z-RO, Holiday U.S.A.,
Hollywood Office D. I. Hyland, Joe Confession, Prospective, Wanted and Toma-
Cohen, B. D. S. Hamberg hawk, Crime Fighters.
Services Offered — Packagers and sales rep- ^
resentatives of radio and television pro-
grams. Representatives of writers and talent. COMSeUS Productions, IftC.
Productions — Dotto, Line-Up, Sez Who, 1600 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Verdict Is Yours. Phone: COlumbus 5-7380
« President Clayton W. Cousens
^i >■ n«» w Vice Pres| John K. Cousens
Cornell * tflltS. inc. Vice Pres Alan B. Cullimore
130 Cutter Mill Rd., Great Neck, N. Y. Services Offered— Production in color or
Phone: GR 2-1363 black and white of TV commercials, indus-
President J. Milton Salzburg trials, educationals, documentaries.
Services Offered — Producers and distribu- Production — Minute Maid Orange Juice,
tors of motion picture films for TV. Canada Dry Beverages.
ROBERT YOUNG
in
FATHER KNOWS BEST"
A Rodney-Young Production
tt
Produced by
EUGENE B. RODNEY
In association with Screen Gems, Inc.
979
TV's foremost
producers of
adventure films *
^«&^»^
6920 Sunset Boulevard
Hollywood 28, California
* The Gene Auiry Show * Annie Oakley
* Buiialo Bill Jr. • The Range Rider
* Adventures of Champion * Red Ryder
and coming soon
• The Winning of the West
(western anthology with top Hollywood stars)
$ $ TV FILM PRODUCERS, DISTRIBUTORS, COMMERCIALS & *
Craven Film Corporation
446 West 43rd St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: BRyant 9-7256
Pres., Exec. Prod Thomas Craven
Prod. Mgr D. William Robinson
Services Offered — Production of theatrical
and non-theatrical motion pictures, live dra-
matic industrial presentations, and filmed
commercial announcements for television.
Productions — The Washington Mosque,
Land of Bengal, Near East Adventure. Tele-
vision commercials for — Decaf, Nestea, Tru-
Val, Cheerio s, Gold Medal Flour, Arrid,
Chem-O-Cal, Brand Names Foundations, etc.
•
Creativision
1780 Broadway, New York 19, New York
Phone: Circle 5-4830
President Victor Kayfetz
Client Services Sylvia Gerson
Art Director Abe Blashko
Animation Supervisor Leo Levko
Services Offered — TV advertising consulta-
tion service acting as agency or company tele-
vision promotion and production department.
Creative planning, storyboards, staging, ani-
mation and live. _
Criterion Film Laboratories,
Inc.
33 W. 60th St., New York 23, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-2180
President Fred G. Todaro
Production Manager Ernest Todaro
Sales Manager Irving Schecter
Services Offered — Developing and printing
of B & W and color film.
•
Shamus Culhane
Productions, Inc.
207 East 37th St, New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-6812
President Shamus Culhane
Secretary-Treasurer Maxine Marx
Dir., Sis. Planning & Res Peggy Kenas
Sales Manager Leonard Key
Dir, Live Action Irwin Wallman
Dir, Animation Rodell Johnson
Branch Offices
6226 Yucca St., Hollywood, Col.
Phone: HO 4-1128
Exec. iProd Dave Lurie
75 E. W acker Dr., Chicago, III.
Phone: ST 2-7728
Services Offered — Full production facilities
for animation and live action in 16 & 35 mm.
motion pictures for industry, public rela-
tions, TV commercials, program films and
feature motion pictures.
Productions — Animation for Bell Science
Series — Hemo the Magnificent, The Strange
Case of the Cosmic Rays, The Unchained
Goddess. Animated epilogue for Around The
World In Eighty Days; opening for Play-
house 90. TV Spots-^Hallo, U. S. Air Force,
Alka-Seltzer, Quaker Oats, Esquire Boot
Polish, Paper-Mate, Alcoa, RCA, Frigidaire,
Rolaids.
ATLANTIC TELEVISION
offers its 10TH BIRTHDAY PACKAGE of fourteen
top feature productions with star-studded names like
INGRID BERGMAN, JEAN ARTHUR,
ROD CAMERON, MADELEINE CARROLL, etc.
In release:
THE CHAMPION
PACKAGE
with "Champion
and "39 Steps"
In release:
THE MILLION $
PACKAGE
with 52
box-office hits!
130 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
JUdson 2-1287
Cables: Astorpic, New York
981
WORLD VIDEO PRODUCTIONS, INC
Jn Production: "TREASURE UNLIMITED"
Produced & Directed by Hal Davis & Jerry Hill
Associate — Art Hannifin
A new series of superbly-produced half hour programs . . . which each
week investigates the famous stories of lost, buried and missing treasure
. . . to verify or de-bunk these tales of missing booty. Filmed in color at
some of the world's most exotic locales. Prestige programming that will build
. . . and hold ... a fine rating.
J:
LOOK AT SPORTS"
"WHERE IN THE WORLD?"
"THE GOLD SEEKERS"
PRODUCTIONS, INCORPORATED
5746 SUNSET BOULEVARD • HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. • HO. 9-3609
982
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Cummings Productions, Inc.
55 W. 53rd St., N. Y., N. Y.
Phone: PL 7-6452
President R. W. Cummings
Vice-President Clyde Sechler
Acc't Supervisor John Clark
Business Manager David Shay
Ind. Div. Mgr A. J. Pocock
Services Offered — Creation and Production
of commercials, TV and radio. Production of
industrial shows.
•
Tom R. Curtis Productions,
Inc.
1456 N. Bronson Ave., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-6282
President Tom R. Curtis
Secretary- Treasurer Dale Curtis
Services Offered — Contract producers of
television, theatrical and industrial motion
pictures; commercial spots and trailers.
Productions — The Green Hornet.
•
Phil Davis Musical
Enterprises, Inc.
1650 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: CO 5-8148
President Phil Davis
V.P., Musical Dir Earl (Nemo) Paul
Secretary-Treasurer L. H. Davis
Production Manager Joe Rhodes
Copy Director E. C. (Bud) Redding
Executive Secretary Kate Brown
Services Offered — Creators and producers
of custom-built musical commercials for TV
film soundtracks and radio transcriptions.
Musical consultants to advertising agencies;
composition of original music and copy ap*
proaches for spot campaigns. Facilities to
handle any service or complete packages.
Productions — Atlantic Gas, Johnson's Wax,
Big Boy, Campbell's Pork & Beans, V-8 Vege-
table Juice, Carling's Black Label Beer, Chev-
rolet Used Cars, Falstaff Beer, Genessee Beer,
Gillette Razors, Koehler Beer, Hires Root
Beer, RCA Factory Service, Richman Bros.
Clothes, Wilson's Meats, Zest (P&G), Bruce
Wax, Yellow Pages, Staf Beer, Sohio, Schoen-
ling Beer, Schmidt's Beer, Hills Bros. Coffee,
Ohio Bell Telephone, Washington Star.
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Robert Davis
Productions, Inc.
21 East 63rd St., New York 21, N. Y.
Phone: TE 8-8410
Pres., Exec-Prod Robert F. Davis
Exec. Vice-Pres Jay Bonafield
Vice^Pres John Hoppe
Sec.-Treas Winifred O'Keefe
Super. Dir Theodore Lawrence
Services Offered — Motion picture produc-
tion including industrial, documentary, TV
commercials and entertainment films. Ani-
mation^by-Mobilux, exclusive producers.
Productions — Joseph E. Seagram & Sons,
General Motors (Campbell-Ewald), Standard
me
e cts
I N C O
115 WEST 45th STREET NEW YORK (36) , N. Y.
PHONE: Circle 6-0951-2-3-4
A COMPLETE SERVICE
FOR
TELEVISION, THEATRICAL AND NON-THEATRICAL PRODUCERS
SLIDE FILMS
SPECIAL EFFECTS
MAPS . . . INSERTS . . . ART TITLES
TECHNICAL AND CARTOON ANIMATION
Black and White or Color — 16 or 35 mm
OPTICAL EFFECTS IN EASTMAN COLOR
983
Nipboou
PRODUCTIONS
Now in the 9th year of
Complete Film Production for
NBC-TV
"You Bet Your Life"— starring
Groucho Marx
a John Guedel Production
AVAILABLE to Producers:
SOUND STAGE - fully
equipped and cleared for security
EDITORIAL Rooms with
complete facilities
PRODUCTION SUPERVISION
Film or Live TV Packages
Commercial Films
Documentary Films
Feature Films
Industrial Films
Training Films
Security Films
FILMCRAFT PRODUCTIONS
REGINA LINDENBAUM, President and Executive Producer
8451 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles 46, California • OLive 3-2430
984
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Oil Co., Indiana (D'Arcy), Lux (J. Walter
Thompson), Avon Cosmetics (Monroe F.
Dreher), Wilson & Company (Needham,
Louis & Brorby, Kellogg' s (Leo Burnett Co.),
Olympia Beer (Botsford, Constantine & Gard-
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Gordon M. Day Productions
256 Hollywood Ave., Douglaston 63, N. Y.
Phone: BAyside 9-6859
Owner, Creative Super Gordon M. Day
Production Manager Carol Bulkley
Treasurer Leo L. Reich
Casting Director Pat Manning
Services Offered — Writing-production of
television and radio jingles and film spots;
TV-radio consultants to advertising agencies.
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D.P.M . Productions, Inc.
62 W. 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: Mt/rray Hill 2-0040
President Maurice T. Groen
VjP. in charge Prod Ronald T. Groen
Vice-President Ernest Fischel
Services Offered — Industrial films, commer-
cials, travel films, camera crews in United
States, Sweden, Austria, South Africa, Ma-
laya, World Wide coverage.
Productions — West Indies Cruise for
Swedish American Lines; Denmark for Da-
nish Government; Castles and Cathedrals of
France for French Government.
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Demby Productions, Inc.
Hotel Plaza, 1 West 58th St., N. Y. 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-2495
President Emanuel H. Demby
Vice-President Betty Jeffries
Creative Director Allen Swift
Services Offered — TV live and film produc-
tion; theatrical release, public relations,
commercials, music and jingles. Unusual
voices for commercials, affiliated with Motiva-
tion Research Associates for study of audi-
ence preferences.
Productions — "Hollywood to Broadway**
(film series), Half the World's A Bride; Al-
fred E. Smith Story; Witch On Wheels, The
Shadow. Commercials for Amoco-Super Per-
malube, Red White Crystal Laundry Bleach.
OPO Clothes, Klear Vision Contact Lenses.
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Jack Denove
Productions, Inc.
6611 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: HO 4-8331
President Jack Denove
Vice-President Dick Denove
Services Offered — Produce film commer-
cials, dramatic half-hour TV shows and in-
dustrial films.
Productions — Christopher films, General
Electric commercials and the L.B.E. Indus-
trial film.
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Dephoure Studios, Inc.
782 Commonwealth Ave., Boston 15, Mass.
Phone: BEacon 2-5722
Pres., Treas Joseph Dephoure
CARTOON CHAMPIONS
400
TOP FLIGHT CARTOONS
COLOR and B & W
Created by PAUL TERRY
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MORT SACKETT, Pres.
NEW YORK 19, N.Y.
Circle 5-6456
985
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20 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS TV and RADIO PACKAGING
People Are Funny — Art Linkletter. In its 17th year
House Party — Art Linkletter. In its 14th year
You Bet Your Life — Groucho Marx. In its 12th year
AND NOW
Anybody Can Play — a new TV variety quiz, beginning July 6.
John Guedel Productions
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Vice-President Milton L. Levy
Dir., Ind. Serv David F. Dowling
Services Offered — Industrial films, TV films
and commercials, processing laboratory, print-
ing B & W and color, magnetic and optical
recording, slides and slidefilms, hot press
titles.
Productions — 300 Steps From Oblivion,
Here Comes Grossman.
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Depicto Films, Inc.
254 W. 54th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-7620
President John Hans
Exec. V.P Jack R. von Maur
Vice-Presidents Charles S. Hans,
C. V. Ragsdale
Services Offered — Producers of motion
pictures, filmagraphs, sound slidefilms, film-
strips, slide presentations, telops, vugraphs.
Creation and preparation of complete sales
training program, including films and asso-
ciated literature.
Productions — American Cyanamid Co.,
Sinclair Refining Co., U. S. Navy, "'Sick
Care," DeBeers Consolidated Mine, AT & T.
Training Programs — N.A.E.A., Singer Sewing
Machine, E-Z Mills, Inc., Cont. Baking Co.,
E.S.O. Presentations for American Motors,
Columbia Records, Nat'l Distillers, G.M.A.C.
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Derel Producing Associates,
Inc.
68 William Street, New York 5, N. Y.
Phone: BOwling Green 9-1550
President Jerome T. Feldman
Exec. Producer Gene Feldman
Services Offered — Packagers of filmed TV
shows.
Productions — Exclusive! (Overseas Press
Series), Mr. Consul, Boundaries, Crime Club,
Badge For Hire.
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Louis DeRochemont
Associates, Inc.
380 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-0350
President Louis DeRochemont
Assoc. Prods.'s F. Borden Mace,
Thomas Orchard, Lother Wolff
General Manager Martin J. Maloney
Business Manager John J. Wingerter
Services Offered — All producing services
for films in any medium from super-wide-
screen (Cinerama, Cinemiracle) to 16 mm.
Also distributing services for selected the-
atrical films.
Productions : Windjammer, The Boris Mor-
ros Story.
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Desilu Productions, Inc.
Business Office:
846 No. Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-5981
President Desi Arnaz
Vice-President Lucille Ball
Exec. V.P Martin Leeds
Vice President Argyle Nelson
TELEVISION GRAPHICS
producers of television film commercials
LIVE ACTION
ANIMATION
STOP MOTION
REAR SCREEN
PROJECTION (MITCHELL)
FILM GRAPHICS
producers of industrial and educational films
245 WEST 55th STREET/NEW YORK 19. N. Y./JUDS0N 6-1922-3
987
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Vice President Andrew G. Hickox
Treasurer Edwin E. Holly
Publicity Ken Morgan
Services Offered — Complete production fa-
cilities for entertainment and commercial
films from script to final editing.
Productions — Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz
Show, December Bride, Sheriff of Cochise,
Whirlybirds, Official Detective, This Is Alice,
Walter Winchell File; technical producers of
The Lineup, Wyatt Earp, Danny Thomas
Show, Adventures of Jim Bowie, Red Skelton
Show, Date With The Angels, Meet McGraw,
Eve Arden Show, The Real McCoys, The
Californians.
Walt Disney Studio
500 So. Buena Vista, Burbank, Calif.
Phone: Cal.: TH 5-3141
Chairman of Board Walt Disney
President Roy Disney
V.P.-Adv. & Sales E. Cardon Walker
Vice-President Don B. Tatum
Treasurer Paul L. Pease
Studio Prod. Mgr W. H. Anderson
Publicity Head Joseph P. Reddy
Productions — Mickey Mouse Club and Dis-
neyland TV Series for ABC Network Release.
Dougfair Corporation
666 N. Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif.
Phone: OL 2-7490
President H. Alexander MacDonald
V.P., Treas Fred W. Hoar
Secretary C. A. de Lima
Comptroller A. Eugene Donofrio
Services Offered — Producer filmed TV
series.
Productions — Douglas Fairbanks Presents,
Terry and the Pirates.
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Sherman H. Dryer
Productions
667 Madison Ave., New York 21, N. Y.
Phone: TEmpleton 8-5690
President Sherman H. Dryer
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Dynamic Films, Inc.
Offices— 405 Park Ave.
Studios— 112 W. 89th St., New York 24, N. Y.
Phone: TRafalgar 3-6221
President : Nathan Zucker
Vice Pres Lee R. Bobker
Dir. TV Program Dept Lester S. Becker
Dir. Medical Div Sol. S. Feuerman
Dir. Pub. Affairs M. J. Glaubman
Studio & Tech. Develop.. .James A. Townsend
Editorial Supervisor Irving L. Oshman
Distribution Murry Schlesinger
Services Offered — Complete production and
distribution facilities, sound stages, record-
ing studios, animation. Associated com-
panies: Dynamic Studios, Inc., Medical-Dy-
namics, Inc., Alan Shilin Films, Inc., Dis-
tribution Dynamics.
COLOR SERVICE
COMPANY, INCORPORATED
115 West 45th Street New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JU 6-0853
A Complete Color Developing and Printing Service
for All Color Motion Picture Producers
(35mm — 16mm)
Televisual
Industrial
Documentary
Theatrical
988
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Productions — Decision, American Girl All
The Way Home, Medical Witness, Doctor De-
fendent, Psychiatric Nurse, Barbed Wire
Fence, Korean Caravan, 500 Mile Adventure,
On The Threshold.
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Eastern Effects, Inc.
333 W. 52nd St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-5280
President Maurice Levy
Vice Pres Samuel Levy
Sales Mgr Max Levy
Services Offered — Complete service, art to
film (optical effects, animation, titles, and
inserts) .
Fasten Flints Inc.
334 East 74th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: TR 94830
President Alan Dinehart
Studio Director Fluff Blome
Studio Manager James Halloran
Services Offered — Complete facilities for
film productions, cutting rooms, projection
rooms, drive-in facilities, clients' office,
make-up and dressing rooms, excellent sound
system, high ceilings.
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Economee Television
Programs
(A Div. of Ziv Television Programs)
488 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 84700
General Manager Pierre Weis
Services Offered — Distribution of the fol-
lowing films for television: Mr. District
Attorney, I Led Three Lives, Favorite Story,
Boston Blackie, Eddie Cantor Comedy The-
atre, Meet Corliss Archer, Story Theatre,
Times Square Playhouse, The Unexpected,
Your Television Theatre, Yesterday's News-
reel, The Living Book, Sports Album.
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Editorial Films, Inc.
10 East 40th St.. New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray HiU 6-3733
President Babette J. Doniger
Production Mgr Dwight Godwin
Distribution Manager I. Dan Davis
Services Offered — Specialists in the produc-
tion and distribution of editorial, non-com-
mercial films for television primarily, and
non-theatrical use, secondarily.
Productions — Young Living — Seventeen
Magazine; Fun With Frosting, Festive Frying
— Procter & Gamble; Careless Cash — Ameri.
can Express Co.; Congress on Better Living;
Are You This Man— McCalFs Magazine.
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Educational Films Corp*
Of America
1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Pennsylvania 6-1780
President Earl W. Hammons
Vice President V. H. Hammons
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333 WEST 52ND STREET NEW YORK 19, N. Y
989
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EMPIRE
BROADCASTING
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Complete Facilities
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Disc & Tape
Sound Recording
Air Conditioned
Studios
Mobile Units
480 Lexington Ave.
Hew York 17. K. Y.
Plaza 9-4500
You can make the
BEST pictures in
the world at
GOLD MEDAL
STUDIOS.
The largest and most completely
equipped Studios in the EAST.*
FEATURES
Elia Kazan's A FACE IN THE CROWD
Paddy Chayefsky's THE GODDESS
Ralph Serpe: MR. ROCK AND ROLL
COUNTRY MUSIC HOLIDAY
Harry Foster's LET'S ROCK
Harold Robbins' NEVER LOVE A
STRANGER
TV FILMS
CBS-TV
ABC-TV
Television Programs of America, Inc.
Official Films
MPO
Transfilm
WCD Productions
Shamus Culhane Productions
Van Praag Productions
Caravel Films
*New Mitchell 35mm rear projector
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Distance From Studio
GOLD MEDAL STUDIOS, INC.
807 East 175th Street
New York 60, New York
Martin H. Poll, President
Charles J. Maguire
General Studio Manager
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990
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Treasurer .Everett Rosenthal
Secretary L. Loweninthan
Services Offered— Films for theatrical re-
lease, for educational purposes, television
shows live or on film. Producing on the West
Coast and in New York.
Edward Productions Limited
5271 Western Ave., Montreal 28, Quebec
Phone: HUnter 8-2545
President Edward Kostiner
Vice-President Irving Posluns
Secretary-Treasurer David Harris
Dir. Ind. Prodns W. Jack Hynes
Gen. Sales Mgr Norman Kihl
Director of Photo Bill Matthews
Art Director Georges Grammat
Services Offered — Complete 35 and 16 mm.
production facilities for live and animated
films — documentaries, industrials, TV com-
mercials, etc. Rentals and producers' services.
Sound recording studio.
Productions — iPepsodent, Chase & Sanborn
Coffee, Lux Toilet Soap (French), Grand'-
Mere Sweaters, Lipton Soup, Ogilvie Cake
Mixes, Robin Hood Cake Mixes, Lowney's,
Sifto Salt, Coronation Olives, Mount Royal
Paints, Martin Senour Paints, Eastern Air-
lines, Trans-Canada Airlines, Bell Telephone
Co., Molson's Brewery (Grey Cup), Etc.
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Elan-Porter Productions Inc.
19 W. 45th St., N. Y., N. Y.
Phone: Judson 2-1992
President Raphael Elan
Services Offered — Talent representatives.
Production of educational, industrial and
short features.
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Peter Elgar Productions, Inc.
75 W. 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-1870
President Peter Elgar
Exec. V.P Robert C. Jacques
Sec'y«-Treas Jessie B. Adamson
Services Offered — Producers of industrials,
documentaries, and films for television.
Productions — Bedtime for Janie (P. H.
Hanes Knitting Co. ) , Tales of Hoffman ( Hoff-
man Beverage Co.), Holy Land Re-visited
(Schaeffer Brewing Co.). Commercials:
Cheer, Ivory Soap, Dromedary, Chiclets,
American Sugar, Gulf Oil, Parliament Cigar-
ettes.
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Elliot-Unger -Elliot, Inc.
414 West 54th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-5582
President Stephen Elliot
Secretary William H. Unger
Treasurer Michael Elliot
Exec. Prod Marc Statler
Controller William Sohl
Services Offered— Specializing in TV filmed
commercials. Two large sound stages com-
pletely set up for service to advertising
agencies.
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THE PULSE AUDIENCE COMPOSITION STUDIES
APRIL RATINGS
Avg.
Apr.
Rtg.
Rank Show & Distrib.
1. Life of Riley
(NBC) 17.1
2. LAUREL &
HARDY
(GOVERNOR) 14.5
2. Amos'n'Andv
(CBS) 14.5
4. Great Gildersleeve
(NBC) 12.3
5. LIFE WITH FATHER
(CBS) 10.8
6. Eddie Cantor
(Ziv) 10.5
7. My Little Margie
(Official) 10.3
Contact
VIEWERS/100 HOMES
Viewers Per
100 Homes
Tuned In
Rank Show & Distrib.
1. My Little Margie
(Official) 215
2. Life of Riley
(NBC) 211
3. Amos'n'Andy
(CBS) 208
3. Ray Milland Show
(MCA) 208
5. LAUREL &
HARDY
(GOVERNOR) 204
6. Great Gildersleeve
(NBC) 200
7. Eddie Cantor
(Ziv) 197
AMONG TEENS
Teens Per
100 Homes
Tuned In
Rank Show & Distrib.
1. My Little Margie
(Official) 24
2. Ray Milland Show
(MCA) 23
2. Great Gildersleeve
(NBC) 23
2. Abbott & Costello
(MCA) 23
5. Life of Riley
(NBC) 22
6. Eddie Cantor
(Ziv) 21
7. LAUREL &
HARDY
(GOVERNOR) 20
AMONG CHILDREN
Kids Per
100 Homes
Tuned In
Rank Show & Distrib.
1. Abbott & Costello
(MCA) 101
2. LAUREL &
HARDY
(GOVERNOR) 94
3. The Ruggles
(Corradine) 88
4. Amos'n'Andy
(CBS) 37
5. Life of Riley
(NBC) 29
6. Great Gildersleeve
(NBC) 28
7. Life With Father
(CBS) 25
GOVERNOR TV ATTRACTIONS
ARTHUR KERMAN, President • 151 WEST 46 STREET • JUDSON 6-3675
991
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Current Productions — Ivory Soap, Scott
Paper Co., Campbell Soup, Gleem, Ponds,
Schaefer Beer, Helena Rubinstein, Sylvania,
Dreft, Luckies, Kent, L & M Filter, Pabst
Beer.
Empire Production Corp.
480 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PL 9-4500
President Arthur Lubo
Vice President Fred De Jaager
Sec'y-Treas Helen D. Kelleher
Gen. Oper. Mgr William Reilly
Account Executive Ken Fay
Services Offered — Complete film produc-
tion facilities: Air conditioned studios; 2
screening rooms, editing, production and
filming of spots, programs; industrials:
packing, shipping, library service.
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Robert J. Enders. Inc.
1001 Connecticut Ave., N.W.,
Washington 6, D. C.
Phone: STerling 3-2222
President Robert J. Ender»
Exec. Vice-President Howard A. Enders
Associate Producer Stanley Bass
Editorial Supervisor Richard Laininen
Production Manager Les Miller
Script Editor Mary Cro well
Art Director Fred Waller
Hollywood Office
M-G-M Studios, Culver City,
10202 Washington Blvd.
Phone: TExas 0-3311
VJP. in Chg. of Prod Robert L. Friend
Assoc. Prod Lewis Ciannelli
New York Office
15 East 48lh St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-4966
Manager Marshall Schacker
Services Offered — Producers of motion pic-
tures for television and industry. Commer-
cials; animation; consultants. Complete pro-
duction from concept and story board. Pack-
agers of programs lor local sponsorship.
Productions — For God & My Country &
Ambassadors with Wings — XLO ; Safety —
Ford; Tomorrow-Today — FCDA; Espionage;
Manhunt; Cover Story.
Endorsements, Inc.
65 East 55th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-0315
President Jules Alberti
V.P., Agcy. Rel Tvler Davis
V.P.-TV & Film Rob't C. Brilmayer
Vice-Pres Dr. Harold S. Wadro
Sec'y-Treas Carol Batchelder
Services Offered — Endorsements and testi-
monials live and film for TV.
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Espana Mexico Argentina,
S.A. de C.V.
Cordoba #48, Mexico, D.F. (7)
Phone: 25-01-53
WE'RE FOCUSED
ON YOUR NEEDS!
Production. • •
of short "soft-sell", editorial, public relations films
Promotion. • •
of your product via booklets, kits, mailings for these films
Distribution. . •
of films to television stations
For more Information about our services to:
Television Stations, Public Relations Organizations,
Advertising Agencies
Editorial Films Inc.
EN EAST FORTIETH STREET. NEW YORK 16, N. Y.
BA8ETTE J DONIGER. PRESIDENT
992
MURRAY HILL 6-3773
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President M. B. Ponce
Manager C. G. Villamil
Secretary B. M. Ortega
Sales Manager L. G. Munoz
Services Offered — Production, distribution
of short films.
Productions — Mexican Newsreel, Camara.
Excelsior Pictures Corp.
1564 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-6157
President Walter Bibo
Services Offered — Distributes various fea-
tures and shorts.
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Explorers Pictures Corp.
1501 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Phone: LO 4-5592
Pres.-Gen. Sales Mgr Jules B. Weill
Asst. Sales Mgr Monty Raphaelson
Services Offered — Motion picture films for
TV, feature and half hour length.
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Faillace Productions, Inc.
35 E. 35th St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-4652
President Tony Faillace
V.P., Creative Dir Len Mackenzie
V.P., Musical Dir Bob Haggart
Secretary-Treasurer Nanci R. Fendler
Sales Manager Bob Foster
Services Offered — Creation and production
of musical commercials. TV-Radio consultant
to agencies. Packaged shows.
Productions — Tide, Instant Maxwell House
Coffee, Maxwell House Coffee, Bliss, Cats
Paw Soles, Carlings Red Cap Ale, Chiquita
Banana, Woodbury, Spry, Post Cereals, Prell,
Pin It, Ford Trucks, Sunshine Crackers,
Schick, Alcoa, Charmin' Tissues, Halo, Pepto
Bismol, Westinghouse, Pabst, Gunther, Crest,
Air Wick, Braun Bread, Chevrolet, Borden's
Milk and Ice Cream, Country Trust Co., EZ
Pop, Frankenmuth Beer, Fletcher's Castoria,
Gibson Greeting Cards, Iron City Beer, Mary-
land MiBi Association, Michigan Bank, Michi-
gan Milk Products, Michigan National Bank,
Old Dutch Beer, Reymers Blend, Sara Lee
Brownies — Chocolate Cake — Pound Cake,
Cheese Cake, Coffee Cake, Silver Bar Beer,
Vel Bar, Multiple Sclerosis' March.
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Jerry Fairbanks Productions
1330 N. Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-1101
Pres., Exec. Producer Jerry Fairbanks
Production Manager John McKennon
Studio Manager ...Robert Scrivner
Head, Creative Dept .Leo S. Rosencrans
Services Offered — Producers of all types of
films for television, including package pro-
grams, agency shows, spot announcements,
and special featurettes. Also commercial and
theatrical motion picture producers.
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Family Theater, Inc.
7201 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Cal.
Phone: HO 2-1317
Pres., Prod Rev. Patrick Peyton, C.S.C.
4 (.
"DEATH VALLEY DAYS"
"SKY KING"
SNOWFIRE"- FEATURE PICTURE
In Preparation:
"SANTA FE TRAIL"
NcCIWM PRODUCTIONS, IK
Hollywood, Calif.
993
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Vice-Pres Rev. Jerome Lawyer, C.S.C.
Assoc. Prod.. . .Rev. Albert J. Heinzer, C.S.C.
Prod. Super Rev. Philip Higgins, C.S.C.
Services Offered — Production and presenta-
tion of two weekly dramatic broadcasts over
Mutual Network. Production and distribu-
tion, free of charge, of religious films for
public-service use.
Productions— 15 half-hour biblical films in
35 num. Eastman color. Nine other films now
available in 15, 30 and 60 minute lengths.
Fantasy Features Inc.
(Subsidiary of Lance Productions)
353 W. 57th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-6167
President Lorraine Lester
Prod. Coordinator Alford H. Lessner
Services Offered — Specialists in production
of children's films.
Productions — Series of 26 color musicals
for children.
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Don Fedderson Productions
120 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: BRadshaw 2-8031
President Don Fedderson
Vice President Fred Henry
Sec, Gen. Counsel John Jacobs
Dir. Publ.-Prom Les Kaufman
N. Y. Manager Jim Morgan
Assoc. Prod Gerald Mayer
Story Editor Milton Merlin
Productions — '
Your Wife?",
Lawrence Welk.
'Millionaire
"Date With
" "Do You Trust
The Angels",
Federal Telefilms, Inc.
1041 N. Formosa Ave., Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 7-5111
President Harry Joe Brown
Vice-Pres Randolph Scott
Secretary Louis L. Goldman
Exec. Prod Herbert Stewart
Services Offered — Production of motion
picture photoplays designed primarily for
television.
Productions — "Crossroads," "Mr. & Mrs.
North," "The Falcon."
Paul J. Fennell Co.
404 N. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Cal.
Phone: OLympia 2-2612
40 E. 40 Street, New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-2384
Owner-Producer Paul J. Fennell
Technical Dir John E. Burks
Business Manager Claudia Rinaldi
Services Offered — Producers of Public Re-
lations, training and commercial films; live
action and animation; specializing in ani-
mated cartoons, from story and character crea-
tion to final editing.
Productions — TV commercials : Schmidt's
Beer, Ipana, U. S. Keds, Vitalis, Campbell's.
NETWORKS • PRODUCERS • AGENCIES • TV STATIONS
STOCK SHOTS
333 West 52nd Street N.Y.C. 19 Circle 6-4821-2
Over 6,000,000 feet of multi-subject historical and up-to-date 35mm foot-
age now servicing major networks and film companies.
FOR DOCUMENTARIES - TV FUMED AND LIVE PROGRAMS -
COMMERCIALS - FEATURES - EDUCATI0NALS
Maurice H. Zouary, President
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Fialhoff Theatrical Agency
1560 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 24037
Owner Herman Fialkoff
Services Offered — Supplying world wide
basis live entertainment, complete produc-
tions to single acts and performers, plus for-
eign films and shorts.
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FiimacU Corp.
1327 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago 5, 111.
Phone: HArrison 7-3395
President Irving Mack
Treasurer Joe Mack
Secretary Bernard Mack
Dir. Creative TV Sales Ted Liss
Prod. Manager Pat Cascio
Branch Office
341 W. 44th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-0900
TV Sales Manager Don Mack
Production Manager Betty Serin
TV Production Manager Stan Rosenthal
Services Offered — Theatre, TV and indus-
trial films. Semi-animation, full cartoon ani-
mation, and live motion picture, slides and
filmstrips. Creative staff available for agency
use.
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Film Classic Exchange
8163 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: OLdfield 4-2222
Manager Charles H. Tarbox
Services Offered — Library comprises more
than 3,000 titles from 1895 to 1940; package
features and westerns.
Productions — The Living Past, Tales of Mt.
Idy.
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Filmcraft Productions
8451 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles 46, Calif.
Phone: OLive 3-2430
Pres. & Owner Regina Lindenbaum
Technical Supervisor Ferenz Fodor
Supervising Ed Norman Colbert
Services Offered — Create, film and produce
television programs, commercials, govern-
ment and business motion pictures.
Productions — Groucho Marx "You Bet
Your Life," Mark Twain, Feature.
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Filmeffects of Hollywood
1153 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: Hollywood 9-5800
General Manager Linwood Dunn
Technical Director Cecil Love
Services Offered — Specialized laboratory
services in 16 mm. and 35 mm., color and
B W, including 16 mm. color duplicating,
blow-up release prints and negatives, titles,
inserts, animation, matte paintings, anamor-
phic conversions and all special effects.
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Filmercial Productions
650 N. Bronson Ave., Hollywood 4, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-7141
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action, stop motion in both 35 mm. color and
B & W— also 16 mm.
Productions — Nickel Refining, Boondock's
Dilemma.
General Manager James H. Chapin
Executive Director Robert W. Stabler
Special Effects Director Jack Rabin
Creative Director Louis DeWitt
Production Manager Glenn Cook
Supervisor Editor Fred Berger
Art Director James Sullivan
Services Offered — A one stop commercial
production service for both live action and
animation films. Facilities include, ten fully
equipped sound stages ( complete sound,
editorial, optical, titling, animation, make-up,
hairdressing, property, set construction de-
partments.
Productions — Commercials for — Chester-
terfield, L & M, Lever Bros., Oasis Cigarettes,
Shick Razors, Gold Medal Flour, Raleigh
Cigarettes.
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Film Graphics, Inc.
245 West 55th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-1922
President Lee E. Blair
Treasurer Bernard Rubin
Secretary Leon Levy
Prod. Super Sid Greenhaus
Controller Stanley Turitz
Sales Reps Warren Glinert,
Howard Linkoff
Services Offered — Producers of motion
picture films, industrial, educational, govern-
ment and institutional. Animation, live-
Film Images, Inc.
I860 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-1877
President Rosalind Kossoff
Secretary-Treasurer Harry Bimberg
Services Offered — Distributors of 16 mm.
cultural films for educational and television
use. Documentaries, films about art, art and
experimental films. Short subjects.
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Filmaster Productions, Inc.
650 N. Bronson Ave., Hollywood 4, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-7141
President Robert W. Stabler
Vice-Pres Glenn N. Cook
Secretary Clifford Enger
Treasurer Patricia Tracey
Services Offered — Production all types TV
Films.
Productions — "Gunsmoke."
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Films of the Nations
Distributors, Inc.
62 W. 45th Street, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-0040
President Maurice T. Groen
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1657 BROADWAY N.Y.1&NY
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CIRCLE 5-8081-2 JjTTOfMJ
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Exec. Director Ronald T. Groen Film waifs. In C.
Services Otfered-Distribution of half and 241 Wegt 54th g N Y k l% N y
quarter-hour TV films, sponsored films, and phone. pLaza lmim
3-milhon feet of stock shots m color. President Martin Ransohoff
■*•» cut j- .e ^t«- V.P., Production Lee Goodman
Fi I III StudlOS Of Chicago V.P., Sales Mickey Dubin
135 S. LaSalle St., Chicago, 111. Secretary Richard B. Sage
Phone : Central 6-8147 Asst. Secretary Paul Warhola
Owner, Gen. Mgr H. A. Spanuth Filmways — Hollywood
Services Offered — TV commercials — sug- 1040 N. Las Palmas Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.
gestions. Shorts & feature films produced and Phone: HOllywood 5-9835
released. Pilot films made to order. Services Offered — Production of films for
Productions — Women of Today, One Brick television advertising, sales and institutional
Higher. promotion, public relations, employee ori-
• entation and information, sales training, and
Htm Video Releasing education. Facilities include two completely
Cornnratinn equipped studios in New York; Hollywood;
oooav7 . ro j<^f at v i iniMv contract talent and active agents all over the
333 West 52nd St., New York 19, N. Y. world
Phone: Circle 6-4821 Productions— Aluminum Co. of America,
Present Maurice H Zouary American Cyanamid Co., American Tobacco
Librarian Supervisors Charles T. Diana, Co Anahigt Co>> Armstrong Cork Co., P. Bal-
Junmie Wannagel lantine & Sons, Bromo Seltzer (Division War-
Series Offered^Ovev 7,000,000 feet of ner-Lambert Pharm. Co.), Brown & WiUiam-
multi-subject stock footage, servicing docu- Buitoni Foodg c Brillo Manufactur.
mentary shows and commercial producers. ing Co f Carter product8j Inc.? Cheseborough-
__, . _ Ponds, Colgate-Palmolive Co., Coco Cola,
Film Vision Corp. Chrysler, Drackett, Eastman Kodak, Food
M. C. Pictures, Inc. Manufacturers, Ford, General Foods, General
1501 Broadway, N. Y., N. Y. Mills, General Motors, General Tire, Interna-
Phone: LOngacre 3-6187 tional Latex Corp., Kellogg Co., Liggett &
Executive VJ* Jerome Balsam Meyers, Minnesota Mining, Minute Maid, Na-
Services Offered — Distributors of features tional Biscuit Co., National Carbon Co., Nox-
and westerns. zema Chemical Co., Pabst Brewing Co., Pills-
* Philip K. Scheurer, Drama Critic L.A. Times
Edwin Schallert, Film Critic
Let me know when the show is over.
I want to catch their commercial again!'
It is possible to create commercials that
add to the "entertainment" of a program.
Commercials that become conversation pieces
can sell a lot of product too. Our designs for
the animation sequence in "Around the World
in 80 Days" have been hailed by critics* as
"the best part of a great show. The same talent
can make your next commercial a standout.
animation, inc.
8564 MELROSE AVENUE
HOLLYWOOD 46, CALIFORNIA
OLympia 2-3540
New York 'Chicago • Detroit
997
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bury Mills, Proctor & Gamble, Royal McBee, Services Offered — Production and distribu-
Sterling Drugs, Sunshine Biscuit Co., Syl- tion of films for television,
vania Electric Prod., Inc., W. J. Young Co., Productions — Stars of the Grand Ole Opry.
Whitehall Pharmaeal Co. Cowboy G-Men, Beulah, Flamingo Theatre,
• Superman, Wild Bill Hickok.
Flare Films •
128 Mallory Ave., Jersey City, N. J. Flying A Productions
Phone: HEnderson 2-4474 6920 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Executive Director M. A. Fiore, Sr. Phone: HO 9-1425
Sound & Production A. A. Fiore, Sr. Pres., & Exec, in chg.
Photography Leo Lowenthal of Production Armand Schaefer
Sound & Prod William Kohler V.P., Chg. of Sis M. J. Hamilburg
Distribution Kay Kafouros Executive Producer .Louis Gray
Services Offered — 16 & 35 mm. educational Services Offered — Production of TV films
and documentary, public service films, black Productions — Annie Oakley, Buffalo Bill,
and white or color, for industry, TV, public Jr., Range Rider, Adventures of Champion,
relations, religious civic organizations. Sound Gene Autry Productions,
slide films, Animation. TV commercials. •
Facilities— Complete 16 and 35 mm. film Fortune Features, ItlC.
^Pr^tions-Art Crayon (Sargent), Sardo, 1501 Broadway New York New York
Lane-Royal, Sherlock McKanick's Crime Lab p .,, PW: LOngacre 4-5592
—Standard Motor Products, Adventures of J?1?1 « " Jtp *7 V
Johnny Glove-Reigel Textile Corp., Blue- Sa*es Manager. . . . .Monty Raphaelson
Streak Chalk-Talk. . Services O^ererf-Distribution of 70 fea-
m tures tor 1 V.
509 MadhonTv^N^ofrT22, N. Y. Foundation Films
Phone: MUrray Hill 84800 Corporation
President Herman Rush 303 Citizens Bank Bldg., Pasadena, Cal.
Exec. V:P Ira Gottlieb Phone : SYcamore 6-2649
van praag
productions
PRODUCERS OF COMMERCIAL,
INDUSTRIAL AND TELEVISION FILMS
1600 BROADWAY • NEW YORK
2301 DIME BLDG. • DETROIT
3143 PONCE DE LEON BLVD. • MIAMI
1040 N. LAS PALM AS AVE. • HOLLYWOOD
998
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New York Associate: Lakeside TV Co.
1465 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 5-4582
Chairman of the Board John I. Bolen
President Richard D. Pearsall
Sec'y-Treas Eldon L. Eby
Services Offered — Production and distribu-
tion of non-denominational religious films.
Productions — The Savior is Born, My Be-
loved Son, The Crucifixion, Balamani, High
Calling, Suffer Little Children, The Book of
Ruth, The Great Invasion, The Risen Christ,
Immanuel, Rebekah, Abraham and Sarah, The
First Thanksgiving, Abraham's Sacrifice. The
Way of Peace, The Boy Isaac.
Four Star Films, Inc.
RKO-Pathe Studios, 9336 W. Washington
Blvd., Culver City, Calif.
Phone: TExas 0-2931
President Dick Powell
V.P., Gen.-Mgr Jack Ray el
V.P., Prodn Frank Baur
Sec'y-Treas Rita Rayburn
Board of Directors Dick Powell, David
Niven, Charles Boyer
Producers Dick Powell, David Niven,
Charles Boyer, Charles Isaacs, Hal Hudson,
Coles Trapnell, Fred DeCordova
Services Offered — Creation, Production,
Packaging, Pilots, Servicing all phases and
types of TV film.
Productions — Zane Grey Theatre, Hey Jean-
nie, Mr. Adams and Eve, Stage 7.
Fox-Marcus Productions
9157 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: CR 1-9914
President S. S. Fox
Vice-President Arnold Marquis
Services Offered — Packagers and producers.
Productions — Diamonds, Robinson Crusoe,
Jr., Arsene Lupin, Love, Honor & Obey.
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Frazen Productions, Inc.
1040 No. Las Palmas, Hollywood 38. Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 7-3111
President Stanley Frazen
Vice-Pres Harry Rubin
Treasurer Frances Frazen
Office Mgr Rose Donovan
Film Mgr Irving Schoenberg
1365 National Press Bldg., Washington, D. C.
Phone: MEtropolitan 8-0001
Manager Al Goldsmith
Services Offered: Production of commer-
cial films for television and industry. Live
action and animation.
Productions: Pillsbury, Mattel Toys, Kel-
logg's, Proctor & Gamble.
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Fremantle Overseas Radio &
Television, Inc.
366 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-4344
for the
finest in
ANIMATION EQUIPMENT corp.
38 Hudson Street, New Rochelle, New York
the leading
developer of
animation stands
and optical
printing equipment
OXBERRY
and the new
OXBERRY 35/ 16mm
process camera
Write for Information on the New 'Standard Line' of Animation Stands
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President Paul Talbot
Secretary-Treasurer Ruth Arrington
Mgs., Mexico . . . Rene Anselmo, Alex Duncan
Manager, Canada Ralph C. Ellis
Manager, London Lane Blackwell
Services Offered — Distribution of Ameri-
can radio & TV products abroad.
Productions — Hopalong Cassidy (Spanish
and Portuguese sub-titles) ; Encyclopedia
Britannica ; National Film Board of Canda.
Gallagher Films. Inc.
137 N. Oakland Ave., Green Bay, Wise.
Phone: Hemlock 7-1307
President James C. Gallagher
Services Offered — Producers of TV spot
commercials.
Productions — Cousin Fuzzy and his cousins,
Ron Harvey Orchestra.
Gannaway International
Corporation
4024 Radford, N. Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: POplar 2-1156
Director Albert C. Gannaway
Producers Phil Rivero, Vance
Skarstedt, Sandy Howard
Executive Assistant Penny Greathouse
Accountant Dick Plowman
Services — Motion picture and television
film producers.
Productions — Maybe Smith, Stars of Grand
Ole Opry, The Country Show.
Gateway Productions, Inc.
1859 Powell St., San Francisco, Cal.
Phone: SUtter 1-8464
President Alvin J. Gordon
Services Offered — Distributor of 16mm.
educational films.
Productions — Primary Nutrition Series,
Primary Nature Study Series, Primary Man-
ners Series, Primary Citizenship Series,
Primary Science Series, Primary Geography
Series, Baby Rabit Series (Reading Aids),
Dramatic Literature.
II . J. German, Inc.
Jane St., Fort Lee, N. J.
Phone: N. J. Windsor 4-5100
N. Y. LOngacre 5-5978
President William J. German
Executive Vice-Pres M. B. Reilly
Vice-Pres Louis A. Bonn
Treas. & Secy M. B. Reilly
Ass't Treas T. F. Ross
Ass't Sec'y A. C. Nugent
Chicago Office
6040 North Pulaski Rd., Chicago 30, 111.
Phone: Irving 8-4064
Vice Pres Thomas L. Gibson
Services Offered — Agent for the sale and
distribution of Eastman professional motion
picture and TV films.
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TELEVISION AND INDUSTRIAL
WEBSTER 8-3764
733 NORTH LA BREA AVE HOLLYWOOD 38. CALIFORNIA
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W. J. German, Inc., of
California
6677 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 4-6131
President William J. German
Vice Presidents E. 0. Blackburn, G. H.
Gibson, J. L. Courcier, H. E. Pratt
Treasurer Edward 0. Blackburn
Secretary M. B. Reilly
Ass't Sec'y-Treas R. Olney
Services Offered^- Agent for the sale and
distribution of Eastman professional motion
pictures and TV films.
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General Film Laboratories
1546 North Argyle Ave., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-6171
President G. Carleton Hunt
Vice-Pres. Secy Hans de Schulthess
Vice President R. G. Goodwin
Sales Director A. A. Brody
Services Offered — Complete 16 and 35 mm.
b & w developing and printing, plus 16 mm.
Kodachrome duplicating, magnetic striping.
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Gerald Productions, Inc.
421 W. 54th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-2125
Director of Sales William V. Adams
Dir. of Int'l Div Count Morner
Supervising Editor Stuart Grant
Associate Producer &
Casting Director Diana Paul
CALIFORNIA
STUDIOS
Hollywood
Calif.
Super. Prod. Serv Jaroslaw Monastyrsky
Services Offered — Motion picture produc-
tion for theatrical, television and commercial
release.
Productions — A World Alone (theatrical)
and The Ordeal of Thomas Moon (theatri-
cal).
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Gibraltar Motion Pictures
Distributing Corp.
620 So. Burnside Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: WEbster 1-0618
President Sam Nathanson
Services Offered—Buying, film for TV sta-
tions. Selling film for TV distribution.
Productions— The Dead Talk Back.
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Glenar Studios
6618 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 4-0406
Owner Sid Glenar
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Gold Medal Studios, Inc.
807 East 175th St., New York 60, N. Y.
President Martin H. Poll
Vice-President Murray Druckman
Secretary-Treasurer Selma Tamber
General Studio Manager. .Charles J. Maguire
Board of Directors Martin H. Poll,
Alfred W. Schwalberg, Arnold Saint Sub-
ber, C. Edwin Knill, Herman Rush.
Services Offered — Two largest stages in the
East for film production at 807 East 175th St.
For the Finest . . .
Television Commercials
Industrial Films
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FRAZEN PRODUCTIONS, INC.
1040 No. Las Palmas
HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA
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Harry S. Goodman
Productions
Productions — Features: Elia Kazan's "Face
In The Crowd"; Paddjy Chayef sky's "The God-
dess"; Ralph Serpe "{Mir. Rock and Roll, Coun-
try Music Holiday"; Harry Foster '"Let's
Rock"; Harold Robbins "Never Love A
Stranger." TV Films: CBS-TV, ABC-TV, TV
Programs of America, Inc., Official Films,
MPO, Transfilm, WCD Productions, Shamus
Culhane Productions, Van Praag Productions.
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Goldswan Productions, Inc.
730 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
President Chuck Goldstein
Vice-President Bob Swanson
Sales Manager Chuck Barclay
Services Offered — Creators & producers of
"Tailored4o-product" musical commercials,
jingles, and spot announcements for radio
and TV. Serving Advertising Agencies and
broadcasters throughout the United States
and Canada.
Productions — Texaco, Hit Parade Ciga-
rettes, Northwest Orient Airlines, Ajax, Amer-
ican Dairy Assn., Cheerios, Stouffer's, Minit-
Heat, Champlin Gasoline.
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Governor Television
Attractions, Inc.
151 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
P/ione :JUdson 6-3675
President Arthur Kerman
Services Offered — Distribution of films for
TV. Representatives for Telepictures, Inc.
ART by VIDEART
OPTICAL PHOTOGRAPHY
ANIMATION • TITLES
SLIDE FILMS • STORY BOARDS
COLOR or B&W— 16 or 35MM
343 LEXINGTON AVE.
NEW YORK 16, N. Y.
LExington 2-7378-9
19 E. 53rd St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-6131
General Manager Harry S. Goodman
Sales Mgr Everett F. Goodman
Office Manager William Baron
Secretary H. D. Knuth
TV Director . . S. M. Wilson
Traffic Mgr Frank Gehrecke
Services Offered — 15 and 30 minute filmed
shows for TV.
Productions — Juveniles — Streamlined Fairy
Tales, Cyclone Malone. Jump-Jump of Holi-
day House; Commercials — Savings & Loan
spots, beer spots, fur storage spots, weather
forecast jingles.
Goulding-Elliott-Graham
Productions, Inc.
420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: LE 2-9014
President Edward R. Graham
Secretary Robert B. Elliott
Treasurer Raymond W. Goulding
Services Offered — A production agency
dealing in the creative aspects of radio, tele-
vision and their related fields.
Productions — Piel Bros., Tip-Top Bread,
J & J Black Plasters, Mercury, Calso radio,
Optimo and La Primadora Cigars.
ALWAYS NEW
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and
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TEXAS
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Phone or Wire
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SPORTATORIUM— DALLAS
Phones:
Riverside 8-2083
Rl 8-3261
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Grantr ay -Lawrence
Animation, Inc.
716 N. LaBrea, Hollywood, Cal.
Phone: HO 9-7968
President Ray Patterson
Vice-Pres Robert L. Lawrence
Sec'y & Treas Grant Simmons
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Lewis G. Green Productions
520 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 18, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-7440
General Manager Lewis G. Green
Services Offered — Produce radio - TV
jingles, commercials, animation.
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John Guedel Productions
8321 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Calif.
Phone: WEbster 6-6291
V.P. & Exec. Producer John Guedel
Services Offered — Radio and television
packaging and producing.
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Guild Films Company, Inc.
460 Park Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-5365
President John J. Cole
Treasurer Arthur R. Lerner
Secretary George DeMartini
General Sales Mgr Irving Feld
Nat'l Sales Mgr S. L. Adler
Midwest Sales Manager Marvin Lowe
V.P.-Adv. & Pub. Rel E. L. Shainmark
Exec. Producer Duke Goldstone
CINEMA RESEARCH
Optical Printing
|Q MM Animation
Titles 35 MM
COLOR — BLACK & WHITE
716 North La Brea Ave.
Hollywood 38, California
Phone — WEbster 3-9301
Prod, of Commercials Nox Lempert
Services Offered — Production and distribu-
tion of filmed television programs; produc-
tion of TV commercials, industrial and public
service films; distribution of feature films.
Productions — Jack London's Captain David
Grief, Kingdom of the Sea, Michaels of
Africa, Light of the World.
Distributing — 19 TV packages: Liberace,
Life with Elizabeth, Joe Palooka, Florian
Zabach, The Frankie Laine Show, It's Fun
to Reduce, Confidential File, I Spy, Molly
(Goldbergs), Conrad Nagel Theater, Sher-
lock Holmes, Paris Precinct, Janet Dean,
Duffy's Tavern, Col. Tim McCoy, Junior Sci-
ence, Looney Tunes and Walter Lantz Car-
toons, Bib Rascals (RKO Film Comedies),
1200 RKO Short Subjects, 141 Post 1948
H'wood Feature Pictures.
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Sack Goetz
1148 San Ysidro, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Owner Jack Goetz
Services Offered — Lab. service for all TV
requirements; 16 & 35 mm. television fea-
tures, serials and shorts.
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Gross-Krasne, Inc.
650 No. Bronson, Los Angeles 4, Cal.
Phone: HO 9-8321
Producer Jack J. Gross
Producer Philip N. Krasne
Producer Donald Hyde
Robert Sande and Larry Greene
proudly announce the formation of
SANDE-GREENE and associates
Creative Consultants
and announce the opening
of their offices at
Sunset Tower West
8400 Sunset Boulevard
Hollywood, California
OLdfield 6-0300
1003
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Exec. V.P Guy V. Thayer
Vice-Pres., Sales Mel Schlank
Casting Dir Lynn Stalmaster
Services Offered — Studio facilities for TV
and motion picture producers. Currently pro-
ducing "The O. Henry Playhouse."
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Herman Hack Productions
2441 N. Beachwood Dr., Hollywood 27, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 7-0557
Owner Herman Hack
Services Offered — This series features The
Frontier Parson, Herman Hack. They are
youth program films, mostly for churches
and schools. They are sold on lease fee and
the rentals are handled by Film Rental
Libraries. TV write for details.
Productions — "Frontier Parson" series.
Hale & Baker. Inc.
55 W. 42nd St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 5-2795
President Arthur Hale
Secretary-Treasurer Jules E. Baker
Manager Amy W. Muentz
Services Offered — TV-radio consultants,
writers-producers of public service and com-
mercial spots and programs.
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Handel Film Corporation
6926 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: WEbster 6-5924
President Leo A. Handel
Vice President John Mansure
Wilbur
Streech
productions, inc.
135 west 52 st.
newyork 19, n.y.
JU 2-3816
television
commercials
live action
stop motion
animation
Secretary Monroe Manning
Legal Advisor Sam Zagon
Services Offered — Production of films, fea-
tures, TV shows, commercials, industrial
films, educational films.
Productions — Girl Gang, Ski Patrol, Escape
to Havana, Jean Pearson, Stewardess.
The Jam Handy Organization,
Inc.
2821 E. Grand Blvd., Detroit 11, Mich.
Phone: TR 5-2450
N. Y. Phone: JUdson 2-4060
President Jamison Handy
V.P.-Television Vincent Herman
Ass't to Pres Anne White
Executive Vice-Pres Oliver Horn
V.P.-Gov. Contracts John Campbell
V.P.-Service Ops Everett Schaf er
V.P.-Sales Dev George B. Finch
V.P.-Contracts ¥m. Luther
Secretary Avery W. Kinney
Treasurer Allan E. Gedelman
Purchasing Agent Gerald Sullivan
Services Offered — Producers of commer-
cial films and spots; industrial films, slide-
films, sales training programs.
Harriscope, Inc.
355 North Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 6-4632
President Burt I. Harris
JERRY LYU
PRODUCTIONS
INC.
• Feature Films
• Recording
• Distribution
• TV Production
• Script Service
• Slide Films
• Background Music
• Packages
246 W. 44 LO 3-7592
St. James Theatre Bldg.
New York 36, N. Y.
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Associate Abibott London
Office Manager C. Coleman
Services Offered — Producer and distributor
of motion picture film for television, owner
of KTWO-TV Casper, Wyoming and KTWX-
TV Sheridan, Wyoming: closed circuit TV
system.
Productions — So This is Hollywood, Chris-
tie Comedies, Main Event Wrestling, Jalopy
Races from Hollywood, All-Girl Wrestling,
Telemusicals,
Harris-Tuchman Productions
751 N. Highland, Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: WEbster 6-7189
General Manager Ralph G. Tuehman
Creative Director Fran Harris
Production Supervisor Fred Golt
Services Offered — Produces business films
including TV commercials, industrial films,
training films, slide films; complete produc-
tion facilities for live action and animation.
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Hartley Productions, Inc.
339 East 48th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: EL 5-7762
President Irving Hartley
Secretary-Treasurer Elda Hartley
Services Offered — Productionof films for
TV, industrials, commercials, public service
and travelogue.
Productions — Diamonds From The Rough,
Room With A Future, Man From Missouri,
Revolution Underfoot.
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Hile-Damroth, Inc.
11 West 42nd St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PE 6-8161
President Charles B. Ailing, Jr.
Vice-President James L. Hile
Vice President John J. Collins
Services Offered — A complete marketing
management consulting service, service
studies, market evaluation field research, per-
sonnel development programs, complete sales
training packages, sales aids, sales research,
presentations, films, filmstrips, integrated
merchandising programs.
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Hoffberg Productions Inc.
362 W. 44fh St., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-9031
Pres., Treas Jack H. Hoffberg
Services Offered — Distributors of half
hour, quarter hour and ten minute series of
films, including Stories of the Operas in 15
minutes.
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Holland' Wegman
Productions
197 Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, N. Y.
Phone: MAdison 7411
Partner Edward J. Wegman
Partner Sheldon C. Holland
Editorial Chief James I. Allan
Director of Photo Paul G. Ent
Sr. Writer-Director. . .Andrew MacGowan, Jr.
Art Director Gordon J. Christopherson
Laboatory Manager Floyd G. Stratton
Services Offered — TV commercials and
films for business and industry in 16 and 35
mm. Permanent staff, complete creative, pro-
duction, animation and laboratory facilities
under one roof.
Productions — Wildroot, Dunlop Tire &
Rubber, John Labatt Ltd., Keebler Biscuit
Co., International Breweries, Kendall Refin-
ing Co.
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Hollywood Film Company
946 N. Seward St., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-3284
Partners Ben & Harry Teitelbaum
Services Offered — Manufacture and sell
editing supplies and equipment, reels, cans
and shipping cases.
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Hollywood Film Enterprises,
Inc.
6060 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 4-2181
President Mickey Kaplan
Sales Manager T. H. Emmett
Services Offered — 'Developing and printing
— Dailies and release prints. B & W & color.
Complete laboratory facilities.
Hollywood Television
Service, Inc.
4020 Carpenter St., N. Hollywood, Cal.
Phone: POplar 3-8807
N. Y. Phone: JUdson 6-1700
Pres., Gen. Sis. Mgr .Earl Collins
Vice-President Richard G. Yates
Sec'y-Treas Lester J. Nelson
Services Offered — Distribution of motion
pictures for TV.
Distributing — Stories of the Century, Com-
mando Cody, Sky Marshal of the Universe,
Stryker of Scotland Yard, Adventures of Dr.
Fu Manchu, Frontier Doctor.
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Sandy Howard Productions
853 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-6610
President Sandy Howard
Producer Marvin Paige
Producer Claire Smithers
Assoc. Prod Ralph Gottlob
Film Direcor Peter Alexander
Services Offered — Production of live and
filmed television programs for network and
syndication arrangements.
Productions — Live : The Luncheon at Sardi's
Show, Celebrity Club, The Barry Gray Show.
Filmed: The Great Adventure, The Merry
Mailman, Jungle Adventure.
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Ideal Pictures, Inc.
58 E. So. Water St., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Financial 6-5480
President Paul R. Foght
V.P., Secretary George E. Dean
Treasurer Stanley L. Nolan
Services Offered — Rental of 16mm enter-
tainment features, educationals, religious,
short subjects, and free-loan films. Sale and
rental of audio-visual equipment.
Business Mgr Robert W. Brown
TV Sales Mgr Robert H. Reid
Promotion Mgr Kenneth Smith
Services Offered — Telenews daily, weekly
and sports film services; INS 24-hour news
wire; 35 mm. transparency service; stock
film and photo library, fact-finding and re-
search.
Productions — Telenews Daily; Telenews
Weekly, This Week In Sports.
United States Productions,
Inc.
5 East 57th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-1710
President Francis C. Thayer
Vice-Pres., Treasurer Thomas H. Wol
Secretary Rene Bras
Director Arthur Zegart
Ass't Secy., Assoc. Prod John L. Thayer
Production Manager Philip C. Landeck
Services Offered — Production of all phases
of motion picture work, including color and
black and white films in 16mm and 35mm.
Also sound slide, motion slide, animation.
Productions — Nestle Co., Holliday Maga-
zine, Manufacturer's Trust Co., Famous Ar-
tist Schools, Nat'l Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis.
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Institute of Visual Training,
Inc.
40 East 49th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: ELdorado 5-1443
President William J. Ganz
Production Manager Herbert R. Dietz
General Manager Vincent J. Capuzzi
Services Offered — Producers and distribu-
tors of motion pictures, slide films and films
for TV Industrial and non-theatrical audi-
ences.
Productions — The Story Of Television,
Bloodmobile In Town, Report for 1958, Elbo
Lipt.
International Film
Foundation, Inc.
1 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OX 7-6820
Executive Dir Julien H. Bryan
Services Offered — (1) Production of docu-
mentary films. (2) Distribution of docu-
mentary films including TV use, chiefly
twenty minute shorts on the peoples of vari-
ous countries.
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International News Service
235 E. 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 7-8800
General Mgr J. Kingsbury Smith
Editor-in-Chief Barry Faris
Ass't. Gen. Mgr P. G. Reed
Managing Editor P. R. Allerup
International TV Programs,
Inc.
530 Maxwell Ave., Cincinnati 19, Ohio
Phone: UN 1-5000
President Edward J. Stern
Inter. Sis. Mgr Millard Segal
Latin Amer. Sis. Mgr Ralph Franklin
European Director Joseph M. Brandel
Services Offered — Production and distribu-
tion of television film world-wide.
Productions — Boston Blackie, Cisco Kid,
District Attorney, Dr. Christian, Corliss
Archer, Eddie Cantor, Favorite Story, High-
way Patrol, Harbor Command, I Led Three
Lives, Adventures Of Scott Island, Martin
Kane, Sea Hunt, Target, Tombstone Terri-
tory, Science Fiction Theatre, The Man
Called X, The Unexpected, Yesterday's News-
reel.
Interstate TV Corporation
4376 Sunset Drive, Hollywood 27, Calif.
Phone: NOrmandy 2-9181
445 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-2545
Eastern Sales Manager Alan Roberts
Vice-President Lloyd Lind
1250 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago, 111.
Phone: WAbash 2-7937
130 W. 18th St., Kansas City, Mo.
Phone: HArrison 1-2305
1635 Central P'kway, Cincinnati, Ohio
Phone: PArkway 1-0179
3207 Friendly Rd., Greensboro, N. C.
Phone: GReensboro 3-7551
Manager Hank Prof enius
2204-06 Commerce St., Dallas, Tex.
Phone: Riverside 7-1658
Manager Jay Rubin
Services Offered — Production and distribu-
tion of motion pictures for television.
30 minute package shows.
Inter-TV Films, Ltd.
1410 Stanley St., Montreal 2, Canada
Phone : PLateau 4868
President Marcel Leduc
Exec. V.P Robert A. Jouglet
Secretary Jules Dupre
Treasurer Jean H. Thys
147 University Ave., Toronto, Ontario, Can.
Manager Norman Brown
U.S.A.: Official Films, 25 Worth St., N. Y. C.
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Services Offered — Distribution of U. S.,
British and foreign films.
Distributing — 130 U. S. features, 30 French
features, The Errol Flynn Theater (half-hour
anthology) .
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Jamieson Film Company
3825 Bryan St., Dallas 4, Texas
Phone: TAylor 3-8158
President Bruce Jamieson
Vice-President Hugh V. Jamieson, Jr.
Production Manager Jerry Dickinson
Photography Director Robert B. Alcott
Animation Director John Beasley
Lab & Services Dir Robert G. Redd
936 W. Peachtre St., N.W., Atlanta, Ga.
Manager Chester Gleason
Services Offered — Scripts; storyboards,
sound stage, 35 mm. and 16 mm. cameras and
equipment; sound; full cartoon animation;
complete laboratory, including optical effects;
black-and-white or color; all under one roof.
Productions — Borden's Ice Cream; Old
Judge Coffee; Red Goose Shoes; Capri Salad
Oil; Jesse Jewel Foods; Tenilhist; Conti-
nental Trailways Bus.
Jason Comic Art
480 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-9370
Director Leon Jason
Services Offered — Production of TV film
featuring cartoons and puppets; children's
shows and commercials.
Current Productions — Jingle Dingle.
Jenfred, Inc.
36 W. 57th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-1429
President C. M. Frederick
Secretary-Treasurer Grace Frederick
Products — Stock pictures, black & white,
color, for background, establishing shots and
transition shots, slide library.
Jewell Radio & Television
Productions
540 N. Michigan, Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: MOhawk 4-5757
President James E. Jewell
Vice-Pres W. Ralph Jewell
Secretary M. P. Casey
Editor James Lawrence
1040 North Las Palmas, Hollywood, Cal.
Phone: HOllywood 7-3111
Manager Michael Baird
Director Lewis Foster
3062 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 3-0617
Exec, in Charge W. Ralph Jewell
Services Offered — Creators and producers
of: Industrial, educational and television
films; programs, commercial spots and jingles
for TV and radio. Consultants to Agencies
and Sponsors. All-inclusive package-produc-
tion services; writing, directing and casting.
Special audition recording studio and screen-
ing room. Photographic department for story-
boards, slides, etc.
Productions — The Silver Eagle, Pressure,
Starmaker Theatre.
K & W Flint Service Corp.
1657 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-8081
President Norman Witlen
Vice-President Ralph Koch
Controller William A. Rubin
Layount & Opt. Dept Manual Casiano, Jr.
Camera Dept Jack Granato
Art Department Larry Rildy
Services Offered — Opticals, titles, special
effects, animation and animation photogra-
phy..
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KatzUa-Farrell~Gaige
Productions, Inc.
730 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-9130
President Anthony B. Farrell
Vice-President Gabriel Katzka
V.P., Treasurer. Elise Gaige
Services Offered — Independent producers.
Victor Kayfetz Productions
1780 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-4830
President Victor Kayfetz
Client Services Irene Siegel
Dir., Golden Snowball Div Sylvia Gerson
Animation Super Leo Levko
Prod. Assts Seymour Posner
Animator Abe Blashko
Services Offered — Motion picture pro-
ducers specializing in sponsored public
service films. Own all 16 and 35 mm. produc-
tion equipment, have animation stand, art
department.
Productions — Water World Series, The
Last Story, Safety Is No Accident, Sailing
Newfoundland Waters, Bermuda Treasure
Hunt. Homelite Safety films, Mischief Afoot.
Herbert Kerkow, Inc.
480 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-1833
President Herbert Kerkow
Secretary Rosemond Kerkow
Services Offered — Sound stage and com-
plete equipment for production of public
relations and TV films.
Kling Film Enterprises, Inc.
1058 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago 7, 111.
Phone: SEeley 8-4181
President Robert Eirenberg
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Exec. V.P Harry W. Lange
VJ\-Sales Hilly Rose
V.P., Exec. Prod Michael Stehney
Production Mgr H. Richard Hertel
Art Director Manny Paull
Controller Lawrence Stein
Dir. Syn. Film Div Al LeVine
Producer (Chi.) Leonard A. Levy
Services Offered — TV packages and com-
mercials; industrial, sales training and edu-
cational films. Full production and recording
facilities for 35mm and 16mm, B&W and
color. Animation. 3 stages in Hollywood, 3 in
Chicago.
Productions — Motion pictures and slide-
films for Amer. Bakers Assn., C. G. Conn.
Dresser-Ideco, Marshall Field & Co., Frigi-
daire Div., General Electric, Lincoln, Mere-
dith Publishing, Norge, Standard Oil (Ind.),
U. S. Air Force. TV commercials for Aunt
Jemima, Blatz, Budweiser, Clark Candy, Dia-
mond Crystal Salt, DuBaurier Cigarettes,
Evinrude, Frosty Morn, Gillette, Duncan
Hines, Horlich's Kemper Ins., Key Wine,
Kraft, Marlboro, Ohio Bell Oklahoma Oil,
Pabst, Pet Milk, Pure Oil, Quaker Oats, Swift,
Toni, Wilson's Corned Beef, Wonder Bread,
etc. Syndicated commercials for Savings &
Loan, Bread, Ice Cream, Milk, Beer. Syndi-
cated series — American Barn Dance, Para-
dox, Wrestling, Boxing.
Knicherbocker
Productions* Inc.
1600 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-6710
Pres., Treas Howard A. Lesser
Vice-President Frank Beckwith
Secretary Agnes Grant
Services Offered — Producers of all types
of motion pictures, commercials and spots.
Lakeside TV Co.. Inc.
1465 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Phone: LO 54582
President Richard Stevers
Exec. Vice-Pres Bernard Schulman
Services Offered — Film production and
national and world TV distribution.
Productions — Wild Life in Action, Where
in the World, On the Spot, Opera and Ballet,
Bobo the Hobo, Reading the Bible, Night
Editor, The Magic Vault, Out of the Past,
Wanted, 75 Animal Shorts, Cartoons and
Wrestling, Tomahawk, Perspective.
La Brea Productions, Inc.
915 N. La Brea Ave., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: OL 4-7400
President O. Gail Papineau
Sec'y-Treas James E. Baumeister
Producer-Dir Henry J. Ludwin
Animation Dir Richard Lundy
Controller R. E. Leonard
Services Offered — Production of TV films,
films for industry, complete animation de-
partment, sound stages, insert stage, anima-
tion camera and crane, special effects title
bed.
Productions — Industrial films for Huges
Aircraft. TV commercials for Nabisco, Vase-
line Hair Tonic, S & W Foods, Quip, Star
Kist Tuna, Columbia Records, Morrell Meats,
G & D Vermouth, Lucky Lager, Butter
Brickie, White King Cleaner, Albers.
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Langlois Filmusic, Inc.
1775 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JU 6-5705
President C. O. Langlois, Jr.
Sales Manager T. A. Roseen
Hollywood: HO 2-6252
West Coast Mgr George R. Jones
Canada: Langlois Filmusic, Inc.
447 Jarvis St., Toronto 5, Ontario
Services Offered^-Music library on tape,
film and disc for TV, industrial, and theatri-
cal films. Live and pre-recorded music scor-
ing. Picture editing, narration, and music
recording, mixing and sound effects library.
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Lance Productions, Inc.
353 West 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-6167
President Lorraine Lester
Vice-President Robert Lessner
Treasurer Samuel H. Evans
Secretary George Lessner
V.P., Production Coord't'r. Alford H. Lessner
Services Offered — Production of filmed TV
commercials, documentaries, industrials and
features. Parent of Fantasy Features, Inc.,
specializing in children's films.
Fully equipped studio at: 353 W. 56th St.,
New York, N. Y. Phone: PL 7-6167; also
fully equip, sound recording studio under
sub. name, Hudson Recordings, Inc.
Productions — Secrets of the N. Y. Homi-
cide Squad, 4-H Food Favorite, The Chris-
topher Program; TV Commercials for Pez,
Vanity Fair, Westpine, Pepsi Cola.
Robert Lawrence
Productions, Inc.
418 W. 54th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-5242
President Robert L. Lawrence
V.P., Studio Oper Louis Mucciolo
V.P., Edit. Oper Henry Traiman
V.P., Sales Martin Low
Creative Super William Bernal
Treasurer Philip Kornblum
Casting Dir Audrey Sammons
Prod. Supers Doris Reichbart,
Jerry Maticka
Art Dir., Scenic Design Stanley Haggart
Services Offered — Production of industrial
and sales promotion films, television pro-
grams and commercials.
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Productions — Bayer Aspirin, Fizrin, Neo-
lite, New York Life, BC Headache, Winston
Cigarettes, Prudential, Alcoa, Gerber, Duz,
Goodrich, Hoppers Sudden Beauty, American
Can Company, Old Dutch Coffee, Pall Mall.
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Robert Lawrence Productions
(Canada) Ltd.)
32 Front St., West, Toronto 1, Canada
Phone: EMpire 4-1448
President Robert L. Lawrence
V.P., Gen. Mgr John T. Ross
Treasurer Philip Kornblum
Production Dir Robert Rose
Productions — Molsons, Swift Canadian, Col-
gate-Palmolive, Proctor & Gamble, McColl-
Frontenac, Moirs Chocolates,
tion.
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Mitchell Leichter
2125 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HO 7-6520
Pres., Head of Prod Mitchell Leichter
General Manager Jean Rich
Services Offered — Producer, distributor of
films for television, 2,286 Features and
Shorts, consisting of 367 Features, Dramatic
Musicals, Comedies and Westerns, 30 Serials,
90 Y2 hour Westerns, 138 Travelogues, 203
Documentaries, 165 Cartoons for Theatical &
TV, for the world rights.
Gene Lester Productions
1487 N. Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOUywood 4-7287
Producer-Director Gene Lester
Cr>f Tech., Sound Michael Fenton
Comptroller Albert J. Silverman
Production Manager Martin Sperber
Services Offered— TV film packages and
commercials.
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Lewis & Martin Films, Inc.
1431 N. Wells, Chicago 10, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-7477
President Herschell G. Lewis
Vice-Presidents Arthur E. Kaplan,
Warren Alsberg
Production Manager Robert Henning
Studio Manager Betty L. Taylor
Art Director Sanford Greenlaw
Chief Animator Richard Price
Director Photo Elston Halloran
Chief Editor Anthony LaPietra
Color Analyst Leonard Solomon
Services Offered— Stages 60' x 100', 50' x
100'; 35 mm. & 16 mm. motion picture pho-
tography; recording and editing services;
scripts; studio rental; complete animation
facilities; still photography and siled dept.;
slidefilm animation; special color TV dept.
Productions— Jerry Tales (The Jerry Lester
Show) ; Oklahoma Chuck Wagon Boys; Pol-
ka Jamboree. TV spots— O-Cedar ; Serta As-
sociates; Blue Cross, D.A.V.; Allstate, etc.
Lewislor Enterprises, Inc.
1041 N. Formosa Ave., Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: HOUywood 7-5111
Producer John London
Ass't Prod Jack Murton
Directors Richard Morris, John Newland
Art Director Frank Sylos
Chief Cameraman Norbert Brodine
Music Harry Lubin
Services Offered — Producing films for tele-
vision.
Production — The Loretta Young Show.
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Library Films Inc.
25 West 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-0100
President Paul N. Robins
Secretary H. Jerome Harris
Services Offered — Films for TV — Westerns,
Serials, Shorts.
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Lou Lilly Productions
5746 Sunset Blvd. ,Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOUywood 5-6325
President Lou Lilly
Vice Pres Manny Gould
Accountant Jack Perrin
Edit. Super John FuUer
Casting Jeanine Beatty
Services Offered — TV commercials, and
film for industry. Live action, photographic
animation, trick work.
Productions — Commercials for Quaker
Oats. R. J. Reynolds.
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Lion Television Pictures
Corp.
1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PEnnsylvania 6-1780
President E. W. Hammons
Secretary-Treasurer T. Newman Lawler
Services Offered — Financing TV shows and
packages. Offering to TV stations packages
of 13 Handy Andy episodes of 12% minutes
each.
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Louctes-Norling Studios, Inc.
(Div. — Robert Lawrence Prod., Inc.)
235 W. 55th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-2366
President Robert L. Lawrence
Vice-President Leon Rhodes
Secretary-Treasurer PhU Kornblum
Services Offered — Production of industrial
and sales promotion films, TV programs,
commercials and slide films.
Productions — Neolite, Reynolds Wrap,
Liquid Ivory.
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James Love Productions, Inc.
115 W. 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-4633
President James A. Love
Secretary Anne M. Love
Sales Manager C. Austin Love
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Supervising Editor fm. D. Henry
Prod. Supervisor James W. Wille
Services Offered — TV spots and programs,
industrial films.
Productions — Westinghouse Electric Corp.,
Boyle Miday, Inc., Raytheon Mfg. Corp.,
U. S. Air Force, Grumman Aircraft Engineer-
ing Corp., Vick Chemical Co.
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Lux Brill Productions, Inc.
1733 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PL 7-1540
Exec. Prod Richard Dubelman
Exec. Ass't Donald Holtzman
Dist. Mgr Herb Brown
Edit. Chief Victor Kay
Prod. Mgr Mike Wyler
Services Offered — Complete facilities and
production of live and animated motion pic-
tures and slidefilm from idea to screen stage.
Extensive experience in sales promotion,
training, public relations, documentaries, and
TV spot films.
Productions — Francesca (documentary) .
Jerry Lynn Music Co., Inc.
246 West 44th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LO 3-7592
President Jerry Lynn
Vice-President Walter Schaffner
Secretary-Treasurer Daniel M. Schaffner
Dir. Pub. & P.R Gilbert A. Gorman
Services Offered — Recording, Distribution,
Slide Films.
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Jerry Lynn Productions, Inc.
(Same address and personnel as above)
Services Offered — Domestic and foreign
feature films, TV and commercials. Personal
representation of artists.
Productions — This is Costa Rica; Adven-
tures In Music; Mr. Fog.
Major Television
Productions, Inc.
1270 Ave. of the Americas, New York 20
Phone: PLaza 7-6990-1-2
President Irving Lesser
Vice President Seymour Poe
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Marathon TV Newsreel Inc.
10 East 49th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-0985
Pres., Exec. Prod Konstantin Kaiser
V.P., Super, of Prod Ken Baldwin
Dir. News & Sp. Events. . .Chas. Van Bergen
Office Mgr Jean Hauck
Traffic Mgr Cindy Karp
Services Offered — Public information films
produced and distributed to television sta-
tions; news and special event coverage;
world-wide news service; station consultants
on TV news setups; stock footage library,
commercials.
Productions — Five Miles West, This
Up.
Marh VII, Ltd.
4?24 Radford Ave., N. Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: STanly 7-0621
President Jack Webb
Vice-Pres. & Treas J. R. Rodgers
Secretary Seymour Steinberg
Productions — Features — Dragnet, Pete Kel-
ly's Blues, The D.I. for WB release. TV
series — Dragnet, Noah's Ark, and other misc.
TV productions.
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The Marshall Organization
521 Fifth Ave., N. Y. 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-2722
President A. W. Marshall
General Mgr Evelyn K. Zuckerman
Legal Rep Gerald Dickler
Services Offered — Production of TV films
and commercial spots; special public rela-
tions films for social, professional, and trade
organizations.
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Master Films Distributors,
Inc.
120 West 42nd St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Wisconsin 7-9907
President George Caputo
Services Offered: Distributors of Spanish
language films. 197 feature length films.
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Masterpiece Productions, Inc.
45 West 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-4717
Manager Frances Kaplan
Services Offered — Distributors of 25 re-
issue features.
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Robert Maxwell & Associates
5746 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-6027
Producer Robert Maxwell
Photographer Stewart Thompson
Services Offered — Series of half hour
filmed television shows of "Lassie."
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M.C Pictures, Inc.
1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 3-6187
President Armand Schneck
V.P., Gen. Sales Jerome Balsam
Vice-Pres Alexander Beck
Services Offered — Distributors to TV of
feature films.
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McCadden Corporation
1040 N. Las Palmas Axe., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 4-2141
V.P.-Production Al Simon
President George Burns
V.P.-Business Maurice Morton
Treasurer John H. Nicolaides
Pub. & Adv. Dir Stafford Clark
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Services Offered — Creation and production
of filmed TV programs for national or net-
work sales; facilities for filming syndicated
or network TV programs; production of
filmed TV commercials for national sponsors.
Productions — The George Burns & Grade
Allen Show, The Bob Cummings Show, The
Peoples' Choice, Crisis.
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McGowan Productions, Inc.
915 N. LaBrea Ave., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: OL 4-0711
Producer Dorrell McGowan
Sec'y-Treas Stuart E. McGowan
Services Offered — Commercials, shorts,
features.
Productions — Death Valley Days, Snowfire,
Sky King.
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Medallion TV Enterprises,
Inc.
6000 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Cal.
Phone: HOllywood 2-6635
President John A. Ettlinger
Vice-Pres., Secy Marlyn M. Ettlinger
Midwest Sales Mgr Ben Barry
Southern Sales Mgr Nate Zelikow
Eastern Sales Mgr Alfred Ettlinger
Edit. Super V. I. Lindberg
Exec. Prod Tholen E. Gladden
Services Offered — Production and distribu-
tion of TV series feature programs, cartoons,
quiz programs, Kinescope recording facilities,
commercial production for TV and industrial
films. Sales offices in leading cities.
Productions — High Road To Danger, Me-
dallion Cartoons, Sew Easy, View The Clue.
Meridian Pictures
c/o Samuel Goldwyn Studios
1041 N. Formosa Ave., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: HO 7-5111
Producer William Self
Prod. Mgr Ralph W. Nelson
Camera George E. Clemens
Casting Jack Murton
Services Offered — 26 half-hour films.
Production — "Schlitz Playhouse of Stars."
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MCA-TV
598 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-7500
Film Syndication Div.
V.P. in Charge David V. Sutton
V.P. Sta. Prog. Sis. Div Louis Friedland
V.P. Chag of N. Y. office Wynn Nathan
V.P. Chg. of Chicago office Jim Stirton
V.P. Chg. of Cleveland office. . .DeArv Barton
V.P. Chg. of L. A. office Bob Greenberg
V.P. Intl. Sis Div P. J. McManus, Jr.
Branch Offices
598 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.
139 Piccadily, Wl, London, England
49 bis Ave. Hoche, Paris, France
180 University Ave., Toronto 1, Ontario, Can.
9370 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.
515 Glenn Bldg., Atlanta, Georgia
430 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
1172 Union Commerce Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio
504 Delta Bldg., New Orleans, La.
426 Transportation Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio
2311 Cedar Springs, Dallas, Texas
15037 W. Eight Mile Rd„ Detroit, Michigan
105 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Calif.
1415 Northwestern Bank Bldg., Minn., Minn.
530 Sixth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
303 Gill Ave., St. Louis 22, Mo.
101 Jones Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
106 N. Caldwell St., Charlotte, N. C.
6014 W. 76th Terrace, Kansas City, Mo.
Offices also in Rome, Munich, Berlin, Mexico
City, Tokyo.
Services Offered — Distribution of syndi-
cated TV film programs and feature films.
Productions — The Adventures of Kit Car-
son Biff Baker — USA, City Detective, Dr.
Hudson's Secret Journal, Famous Playhouse,
Federal Men, Follow that Man, Guy Lombar-
do and his Royal Canadians, Headline, Heart
of the City, Man Behind the Badge, Mayor
of the Town, Playhouse 15, The Ray Milland
Show, The Rosemary Clooney Show, Soldiers
of Fortune, State Tropper, Waterfront, West-
ern Features Starring Gene Autry, Western
Features Starring Roy Rogers, Crusader, If
You Had A Million, Mickey Spillane's Mike
Hammer.
MGM-TV
A Division of Loew's Inc.
1540 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-2000
V.P. in Charge TV. . . Charles C. "Bud" Barry
Gen. Sales Mgr Richard A. Harper
East'n Sales Mgr C. Pete Jaeger
West'n Sales Mgr Maurice Gresham
Central Sales Mgr .Arthur E. Breider
Dir. of Oper Sol Schreiber
Dir. Promotion Monroe Mendelsohn
Prog. Dir Adrian Samish
Exec. Producer (Calif.) Samuel Marx
Dir. of Commercial Prod.. . .Virgil Ellsworth
Services Offered — Library of 717 pre-'49
feature films, cartoons and short subjects of-
fered to television stations; half-hour TV pro-
grams for national sponsorship; TV commer-
cials and industrial films produced to order.
Charles Michelson, Inc.
45 West 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Plaza 7-0695
President Charles Micheleon
Treasurer Aaron Michaelson
Traffic Manager R. Mantell
Export Manager Martin Diamond
Services Offered — Distributors of TV film
program series, transcribed radio program
series, gennett, speedy-Q and E.MJ. sound
effect record libraries. Representatives for
foreign broadcasting.
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Productions — (TV) Capsule Mysteries;
Plainclothesman; Famous Jury Trials.
(Radio) The Clock; Famous Jury Trials;
Half-Hour Mystery Bloc; Daytime Soap
Operas.
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M otlern Teleservice, Inc.
219 E. 44th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-2753
President J. R. Ritenour
Mgr. N.Y. Sis. & Cord. Nat. Sis.. . .Alex Leslie
N. Y. Office Mgr Jack Boyet
Branch Offices
237 E. Ontario St., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: DElaware 7-3761
Manager Peter Markovich
3450 Wiltshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Cal.
Phone: DUnkirk 4-2511
Manager J. J. Lipsky
Services Offered — 'Print procurement, dis-
tribution filmed commercials and feature
film shows, storage and trafficking of live TV
props and ETs for radio.
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Carlton E. Morse Enterprises,
Inc.
1680 N. Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: THornwall 5-7000
President Carlton E. Morse
Services Offered — TV film programs, pro-
duction.
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Morton Productions
64 East Lake St., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-4144
President Morton Jacobson
Vice-President Cecelia Jacobson
Services Offered — Syndicated films and
radio Shows.
Productions— This Is The Story, What's
Wrong With This Picture?
Motion Pictures For Industry
5243 Kelton Ave., Los Angeles 64, Calif.
Phone: BRighton 0-4757
President Harry 0. Hoyt
Vice-President Reginald Whitcomb
Treasurer F. S. Hoyt
Production Manager E. G. Hayter
Camera Joseph Burnham
Sales Manager Jonathan White
Services Offered — Producers of 35 and 16
mm. commercials, motion pictures and tele-
vision shows, principally in color.
Productions — 54-40 or Fight.
Motion Picture Stages, Inc.
3 East 57th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PL 3-4840
President C. F. Vetter, Jr.
Studio Manager Gerald Margolis
Services Offered — Film production service,
specializing in serving film producers. All
production facilities and services.
Motion Pictures for
Television, Inc.
270 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PL 3-5600
Pres., Chrm. of Board Matthew M. Fox
V.P., Gen. Sales Mgr Basil Estrich
Eastern Div. Acct. Exec Martin Robinson
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Movie Advertising Bureau
70 E. 45th St., New York 17. N.Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 6-3717
Div. Sis. Mgr A. E. Smith
Nat'l. Sis. Acc't Exec Mark Damen
Home Office & Studio
1032 Carondelet St., New Orleans, La.
President C. J. Mabry
Services Offered — Spot commercials for TV,
motion picture theaters and drive-ins. Exten-
sive studio facilities for all phases of pro-
duction.
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Movietonews, Inc.
460 W. 54th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-7200
President W. C. Michel
V.P. Producer Edmund Reek
General Manager Jack Haney
Commercial Dept. Mgr Frank Barry
Editors Ben Loweree, Louis Tetunic
Associate Prods... Jack Gordon, Jack Kuhne
Director of Scripts Dan Doherty
Assignment Director Burt Reinhardt
Services Offered — Theatrical and TV news
films; short subjects.
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MPO Productions, Inc.
15 E. 53rd St., New York 22, N Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-7830
President Judd L. Pollock
Vice Pres Lawrence Madison
Vice Pres Marvin Rothenberg
Vice-Pres Gerald Hirchf eld
Sales Mgr William Huston
Secy.-Treas Arnold Kaiser
Services Offered — Specializing in produc-
tion of television film commercials. Five
new air-conditioned sound stages, set con-
struction shops, dressing rooms, etc. Complete
production of films for sales promotion and
training; public relations, information and
training for U. S. armed forces, sportsmen's
and conservation films.
Productions — Films and commercials for
American Cyanamid, American Gas Associa-
tion, Chemstrand Corp., Eli Lilly Corp., Ford
Motor Co., General Electric, General Motors,
Gillette, Hudnut, Lever Bros., Monsanto
Chemical Co., Old Gold, Philip Morris, Proc-
tor & Gamble, Remington Arms Co., Schick,
Schlitz, Scott Paper. Sylvania Electric Corp.
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Owen Murphy Productions,
Inc.
723 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-8144
President Owen Murphy
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Production Mgr Paul Cohen
Supervising Editor Eric Lawrence
Services Offered — Producers of industrial
motion pictures and television commercials;
editorial services.
Productions — Word is Spreading — Fire-
stone Tire & Rubber Co.; The Big Three—
Field & Stream Publications ; Private Lines —
A.T.&T.; Notre Dame— University of Notre
Dauie.
Music Mahers, Inc.
45 West 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-3737
President Mitch Leigh
Comptroller Renee Leigh
Secretary-Treasurer Josh Meyer
Services Offered — Jingles, film scoring, ar-
ranging, complete productions, record promo-
tions, musical merchandising.
Productions — Alcoa, Armour & Co., CBS
Radio Network, Babo, G.E., Lever Bros.,
Beneficial Finance, Playtex, Prudential In-
surance, Mueller's Macaroni, Tangee Cos-
metics, Bavarians Beer, Kolynos Toothpaste,
P&G. (Secret & Dash).
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NBC Film Library
729 7th Ave„ New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-8300
Ch. Film Librarian Frank W. Kelly
Services Offered — Stock shots. Combined
NBC and March of Time Libraries — over 30,-
000,000 ft. of minutely cross-indexed film.
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Nationwide Film
Productions, Inc.
846 7th Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-0057-8
President James J. Markos
Sec'y-Treas Charlton H. Timothy
Services Offered — Production of TV com-
mercials, featurettes, documentaries, promo-
tional, industrial and all types of public re-
lations films. Free agency consultation ser-
vice. Editorial services available. Editorial
and studio space rental. Complete profes-
sional productions from script to screen to
suit any budget.
^ Productions — Munroe Calculator promo-
tional for Ted Worner Asociates; color docu-
mentary for Greek Lines; TV commercials
for Barracini Candy, Educator Crackers, Sco-
vill Heet Fins, Lilly Dache and others.
National Screen Service Corp.
Home Office
1600 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-5700
Television & Industrial Films Division
509 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Vice Pres Robert L. Gruen
Sales Dir Wm. Kent
Production Mgr Harry Semels
Producer-Dir Carl A. Carbone
Ass't. Prod. Mgr Jack Schertz
TV Editor Irving Wiener
Services Offered — Complete production of
films for television; industrials and commer-
cials; animation, art work, titles, opticals,
stop motion, live studio and insert.
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National Telefilm Associates,
Inc.
60 W. 55th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-2100
Chrmn. of Bd Ely A. Landau
President Oliver A. Unger
Exec. V J* Harold Goldman
Sr. V.P., Op. & Adm Edythe Rein
Sales Mgr Murray M. Kaplan
Secretary J. E. Golenbock
Treasurer. Eric H. Haight
Dir. Advertising Kermit Kahn
VjP. Chg. 0 & 0 Stations Ted Cott
Comptroller .Leonard S. Holstad
Dir. Prom. & Sales Service . . Martin Roberts
Dir. Pub. Rel George Crandall
East Coast Press Rel Harry Algus
West Coast Press Rel Al Stern
Branch Offices
612 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
V.P., Mid-West Sis E. J. Graff
8721 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
V.P., W. Coast Sis Berne Tabakin
Statler Office Bldg., Boston, Mass.
Exec, in Charge Nicholas Russo
2605 Sterick Bldg., Memphis, Tenn.
Exec, in Charge Charles Britt
1011 Currie Ave. N., Minneapolis, Minn.
Exec, in Charge Gerald Corwin
1401 Peachtree St., N.W., Atlanta, Ga.
Exec, in Charge Charles D. McNamee
9856 Ash Creek Dr., Dallas, Texas
Exec, in Charge Roy George
1434 S. Catherine St., Montreal, Que.
Exec, in Charge Napolean Vaillancourt
175 Bloor St. E., Toronto, Ont.
Exec, in Charge David Griesdorf
Services Offered — Television programs and
features for national, regional and local spon-
sorship.
Productions — 500 top-quality feature films,
1,400 Paramount short subjects, and the fol-
lowing filmed TV shows: China Smith, The
New Adventures of China Smith, Lili Palmer
Theater, Police Call, Pantomime Quiz, Play
of the Week^ Orient Express, Holiday, Com-
bat Sergeant, Official Detective, Sheriff of Co-
chise, The Bill Coram Sports Show, The
Passerby, Music of the Masters, Find a Hob-
by, Man's Heritage, M.D., Layman's Call to
Prayer, The Health and Happiness Club;
Holiday Shows — Lamb in the Manger, Christ-
mas Carol, Valley Forge.
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NBC Film Division
{See California National Productions)
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Ted Nemeth Studios
729 7th Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
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Production Director Ted Nemeth
Art Director M. E. Bute
Services Offered — Producers, distributors
of film made specifically for TV; TV film
spots and commercial films.
Stanley Neal Productions,
Inc.
475 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: Murray Hill 3-6396
President Donald J. Lane
Exec. V.P Robert B. Cumming
V.P.-Production Sobey Martin
Mgr. of Scripts Edith Martin
Production Mgr Charles L. Smith
Washington Dir A. A. Ulin
Denver Sis. Dir Ross Thomas
Services Offered — Complete motion picture
and slide film production services including
scripts, production planning, photography,
editing and distribution planning.
Productions — American Imports, Can We
Solve The Farm Problem, The Arab World,
Catch Your Fish, Begin With Bread.
Fred Niles Productions, Inc.
22 W. Hubbard St., Chicago 10, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-0700
President Fred A. Niles
V.P., H'wood Div Chris Petersen, Jr.
Vice-Pres. Sis Lou Kravitz
Vice-Pres. Prodn Tom Ryan
Dir. Of Marketing R. W. "Pat" O'Brian
Controller Edward E. Katz
Creative Director Ruth L. Ratny
Art Director William Sno white
Super. Editor William E. Harder
Ch. Sound Eng Frank Richter
Services Offered — Sales building plans via
motion pictures: TV commercials, TV pro-
grams, public relations films, industrial films,
sales training programs. Full film production :
creation of idea, scripting, 35 mm. black &
white and color photography, sound record-
ing and editing.
Productions — York Corp., Clearing Ma-
chine Corp., National Presto Industries, Ar-
mour & Co. Lions International, Sundstrand
Aviation, West Bend Aluminum Co. Mont-
gomery Ward, S.C. Johnson & Sons, Bruns-
wick-Balke-Collander, Quaker Oats Co., Wil-
son & Co., Storz Brewing Co.
Official Films, Inc.
25 West 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-0100
President Harold L. Hackett
Exec. V.P., Treas Seymour Reed
V.P., Dir. Sales Ray Junkin
Vice-President Robert Sanf ord
General Counsel Lee Moselle
Ass't. Sec'y Grace Sullivan
Sales Manager Stan Smith
Directors Leonard O. Fisher,
Seymour Reed, Lee Moselle, Robert Born-
heim, Stanley Mitchell, William A. Cruik-
shank.
Services Offered — Distribution of filmed
TV programs for national and syndicated re-
lease. Also, cartoons, musical shorts and mis-
cellaneous subjects.
Productions — Adventures of Robin Hood,
Sir Lancelot, The Buccaneers, My Little
Margie, Foreign Intrigue, Trouble with
Father, My Hero, This is Your Music, Terry
and the Pirates, American Legend, Adven-
tures of the Scarlet Pimpernel, The Star and
the Story, Star Performance, Willy, Colonel
March of Scotland Yard.
Olympia Film Productions,
Inc.
112 W. 48th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-1143
President Leland M. Haas
Secretary-Treasurer Joseph L. Greene
V P., Sis. Dir Daniel H. Kahn
Exec. Prod George A. Bailey
Talent Coord George Allen
Services Offered — Complete motion picture
production and facilities live and animation.
Producers of films for TV shows, spots, pub-
lic relations, training, industry and education.
Creative staff for writing of package shows or
film series.
Productions — June Decision, RFD, Celebri-
tv, Little Funshop, Popcorn Theater, Comedy
Capers.
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Onyx Pictures Corp.
60 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-7417-8
President Sam Lake
Services Offered — World's largest distribu-
tor of silent comedies, including all Hal
Roach and Mack Sennett properties, 66 Our
Gang comedies, and 104 Cartoons & 12 Pup-
pets— both in color and B & W.
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Paramount Television Pro-
ductions Inc.
1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: BRyant 9-8700
President Paul Raibourn
Vice-President Bernard Goodwin
Vice-President Lew Arnold
Branch Office
5800 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Cal.
Phone: HOllywood 9-6363
Services Offered — TV package programs,
production, video transcription service, sales
distribution.
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Paul Parry Productions
Inc.
7417 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 7-4774
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President Paul Parry
Vice Pres Ellis Neimie
Production Mgr Barney Dyer
Pub. & Adv. Dir Frank K. Adams
Sec'y-Treas Dianne Parry
Services Offered — Production of program
films, spot commercials, product sales pro-
motion, corporation training films, and
sound slide films.
Productions — Lure of Cocos Island, Cam-
eras and Models in Action.
Pathescope Productions
(Pathescope Co. of America Inc.)
10 Columbus Circle, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-5200
Studio: 21-29 45th Road
Long Island City, N. Y.
Phone: STillwell 4-3053
President Edward J. Lamm
Production Manager James Pierce
Executive Producer William Nelson
Studio Manager John Ball
Services Offered — Production of industrial
and educational motion pictures, live or ani-
mated.
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Ray Patin Productions
6650 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-1147
President Ray Patin
Vice Pres Gus Jekel
Sec'y-Treas Kay Himes
Services Offered — Complete facilities for
producing animated commercials from story
through camera.
Productions — Ijibby's, Pillsbury, Marlboro
Cigarettes, Mars Candy Co., Mobiloil, Hills
Bros., Coffee, Bar-S Meats, MJB Rice, Helene
Curtis.
Lloyd Pearson Associates
509 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: EL 5-5430
President Lloyd Kern Pearson
Vice Pres Betty Johnstone
Services Offered — Servicing and supervision
of network television shows; production of
shows and filmed commercials; public rela-
tions and motion picture consultants.
Vice-Pres., West Op Victor C. Krupa
Secy., Branch Mgr Suzon Steinle Krupa
Services Offered — Complete distribution
servicing of syndicated TV shows on film,
Peerless treatment to safeguard films against
damage and deterioration. Film recondition-
ing, incl. scratch removal, rehumidification,
repairs, cleaning.
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Pelican Films, Inc.
46 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-1751
President Thomas J. Dunf ord
Vice-President Arthur J. Zander
Services Offered — Production of animated
and live action films in color and B & W for
TV commercials, industrial and public re-
lation films. Specialize in cartoon animation.
Complete facilities.
Productions — It's All In The Cards, Heart
Of The Home, Wind And The Navigator. TV
commercials — Phil Silvers Show, Lucky
Strike, Ipana, Ammens, Campbell Soups,
Robert Hall Clothes, Wildroot, Marathon,
Mum Mist.
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Penthouse Sound Studios
of V. J. Nola
113 West 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-0040
Owner Vincent J. Nola
Gen. Sis., Film Div. Mgr.. .V. Thomas Nola
Chief Engineer Stanley Bumbly
Services Offered — Recording to optical and
magnetic film — 16 mm., — 17^ mm. — 35
mm., and 1/4" sync, tape, disc recording.
Tony Petri Studios
144 Westminster St., Providence 3, R. I.
Phone: GAspee 1-9242
President Tony Petri
Production Manager Ernest Strauss
Chief Engineer John Pella
Services Offered — Complete TV commer-
cial service from storyboard conference.
Color & B & W. Double and single system
sound. Complete lighting and sound stage
facilities.
Productions — TV commercial films for
Hanley's Beer, Cherry & Webb Fashions,
Made-Rite Potato Chips, Industrial National
Bank. Industrial film for St. Regis Paper Co.
Peerless Film Processing
Corp.
165 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-3630
President Kern Moyse
Vice-President R. S. Moyse
Treasurer Barbara Holz
Sales Mgr Raoul J. Menendez
New York Manager Stanley Cohen
West Coast Branch
959 Seward St., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 7-9223
Playhouse Pictures
1401 N. La Brea Ave., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 5-2193
President Adrian Woolery
Prod. Super Bill Melendez
Dir. of Animation Pat Matthews
Crea. Story Dir Chris Jenkyns
Design & Layout Dir Sterling Sturtevant
Business Manager H. A. Halderson
P. R. Dir George W. Woolery
Services Offered — Complete facilities for
producing animated films for TV commer-
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cials, entertainment and industrial uses, from
creation or production of story through
camera.
Productions — Ford, Falstaff, Schlitz, Bur-
germeister, Kaiser Aluminum, Tennessee Er-
nie Ford Show, Socony Mobil, Lanvin Par-
fums, U. S. Navy Recruiting, Turns, Richfield
Oil Co., Northern Pacific R.R., Common-
wealth Edison Co.
Polaris Pictures, Inc.
5859 W. 3rd St., Los Angeles 36, Calif.
Phone: WEbster 8-2181
President Perry King
Vice-President J. C. King
Account Exec Carl N. Brewster
Services Offered — Motion pictures for train-
ing, advertising, education, public relations,
TV.
Productions — Hughes Aircraft; Douglas
Aircraft; Convair; So. Cal. Edison Co.; So.
Cal. Gas Co.; USAF.
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Post Pictures Corp.
171 E. Post Rd., White Plains, N. Y.
Phone: WH 6-8161
President Harry A. Post
Services Offered — Packages short subjects.
Film distributor film rental.
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Premiere Artists &
Productions Agency
Sunset & Carol, Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone : CRestview 4-5488
President Harold Jovien
Associate William Putney, Hal Derwin
Sec'y-Treas Mildred Houser
Services Offered — 'Producers and packagers
of television and radio programs, network,
syndication and local. Artist and talent repre-
sentatives for television, radio, recordings,
press agents, etc.
Productions — Ina Ray Hutton Show, Peter
Potter's Juke Box Jury, Mike Stokey Presents,
Junior Record Jury, Hilo Hattie Show, If
You Had the Money, Hollywood Icetime,
Harry Babbit Show, Bill Ballance Show,
Gene Norman Show, Ralph Story Show, Jeri
Southern Show.
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Princess Production Corp.
11 West 42nd St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 3-7560
President, Exec. Prod Burt Balaban
Vice President Bernard Donnenfeld
Asst. Producer Roy Rich
Script Editor Irve Tunick
Services Offered — Full length and short
subject motion picture production.
Productions — Double Profile; Black For-
est; Fire One; Check-mate; Doorway to
Suspicion; Amiable Lady; The Lie; 8 Wit-
nesses; Phantom Caravan; Sgt. and the Spy;
Double-Barrel Miracle; Immediate Disaster;
Diplomatic Passport.
Princeton Film Center, Inc.
252 Nassau St., Princton, N. J.
Phone: PRinceton 1-3550
1456 N. Bronson Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: CAlifornia 2-6282
President Gordon Knox
Vice-President Wilbur T. Blume
Dir. of Distribution Ann Hogarty
Services Offered — Producers and distribu-
tors of all type motion pictures, including
TV series and individual subjects.
Productions^Sorih By Northeast — North-
east Airlines, Inc. — Wings For The Angels —
Grumman Aircraft Eng., Inc.
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Projeet-O-Fex, Inc.
535 5th Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 7-1881
President Paul F. Adler
Office Manager Fred Marx
Services Offered — Semi-animated filmed or
live spots for individual station use.
Pyramid Productions, Inc.
221 West 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-7040
Chmn. of Bd., Exec. Prod.. Everett Rosenthal
President Leonard Loewinthan
Services Offered — Creators & Producers of
live and film television shows.
Productions — Big Story, Decoy, Man Be-
hind The Badge, Treasury Men In Action,
Playhouse 15, Federal Men, China Smith,
Orient Express.
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Roland Reed TV Productions
650 N. Bronson, Los Angeles 4. Cal.
Phone: HOllywood 9-1628
President Roland Reed
Exec. V.P Arthur Pierson
Sec'y-Treas James Fay
V.P.-Sales Hamilton McFadden
Serviced Offered — Production of filmed TV
shows and commercials; industrials.
Production — Waterfront, My Little Mar-
gie, Stu Erwin Show, Space Ranger, Beulah,
Mark Sabre.
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Reela Films, Inc.
17 N.W. 3rd St., Miami, Fla.
Phone: Franklin 4-2108
Manager J. van Hearn
Services Offered — 16 mm. motion picture
processing lab. studio & equipment rental.
Kinescope.
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Reid H. Ray Film
Industries, Inc.
2269 Ford Parkway, St. Paul 16, Minn.
Phone: Midway 9-1393
President Reid H. Ray
Vice-President William H. Ringold
Secretary Alice Griswold
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Sales R. V. Jeffrey
Sales (Chicago) Frank Balkin
Sales (Dayton) A. Merritt Simpson
Sales (Film Ads) Frank J. Havlicek
Animation (HVood) A. Kirsanoff
Services Offered — Production of television
26 and 13 minute films for local, regional
and national sponsorship; TV commercials.
Productions — Walt's Workshop, Renfro
Valley Folks.
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RD-DR Corp.
(Reader's Digest —
deRochemont)
380 Madison Ave., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: OX 7-0350
Chairman of Board. .. .Louis de Rochemont
President Borden Mace
Secretary Ambrose Doskow
Treasurer Martin J. Maloney
V.P Thomas Orchard
V.P. . Lothar Wolff
Services Offered — Feature, commercial and
educational film producers.
Productions — Cinerama Holiday, The First
99, To Open the World to the Nations (Suez
Canal), Windjammer (in the Cinemiracle
process).
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Reeves Sound Studios Inc.
304 East 44th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OR 9-3550
President Hazard E. Reeves
Vice-President Chester L. Stewart
Services Offered — Sound recording studios.
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Regal Television Pictures
Corp.
151 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JU 2-1877
President Moe Kerman
Services Offered — Distribution of motion
pictures including features, streamliners, and
shorts, for TV showings.
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Regis Films
1037 N. Cole Ave., Los Angeles 38, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 5-5171
President Shull Bonsall
VjP. Chg. of Sis Lee Orgel
Secretary-Treasurer Donald A. Dewar
595 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-0416
Manager Allan Stone
Services Offered — TV film distributors and
producers with offices in New York, Chicago
and Los Angeles.
Productions: The new color Crusader Rab-
bit Series of 260 episodes. Front Page Detec-
tive, Hollywood Half Hour, Ringside With
The Rasslers, Old Crusader Rabbit Series.
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Rembrandt Films
(See William Films, Inc.)
Republic Television Features
64 East Lake St., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: STate 2-0460
President Capico Kapps
Prod. Supr Albert Kapps
Services Offered — Producers and distribu-
tors of live and filmed television programs.
Revue Productions, Inc.
4024 N. Radford St., North Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: POplar 6-3871
President Karl Kramer
Vice Presidents. ..George Stern, Alan Miller
V.P., Production Mgr Carl Hiecke
V.P., Director Richard Irving
Productions — State Trooper, The Million-
aire, Schlitz Playhouse, Tales of Wells Fargo,
Suspicion, Wagon Train, The Restless Gun,
Bachelor Father, Leave It To Beaver, M-
Squad, General Electric Theater, Heinz 57
Theater, Mickey Spillane, Alfred Hitchcock
Presents, Jane Wyman Theater.
Stuart Reynolds Productions
9110 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 4-7863
President Stuart Reynolds
Services Offered — Specializing in the pro-
duction and sale of filmed TV programs.
Productions — Harbor Patrol.
iff avion RiddicU Productions,
Inc.
1102 Eberhard St., Houston 19, Texas
Phone: J A 4-9653
Managing Dir Wm. Marion Riddick
Services Offered — 16 mm. filming by day
or contract. Casts aged 4 to 18. Distribution
of features, shorts and documentaries.
Productions — Adventures, Tel-A-Funnies,
Madelette TV Acting.
Riviera Productions
26328 S. Western Ave., Lomita, Calif.
Phone: DA 6-7676
Exec. Prod F. W. Zens
Director of Sales Bert Hunt
Assoc. Prods A. W. Stephenson, Jack
Kelly, Lionel Grover
Midwest Rep Robert Zens
Eastern Rep Pat Rancati
Services Offered — Producer of business, in-
dustrial, sales, training, public relations, ad-
vertising films and TV commercials in color
and sound. Full production and studio facili-
ties for all phases of motion picture work.
Productions — R. C. Allen Business Ma-
chines, Continental Airlines, Sascha Brastoff
Products, Wizard, Filon Corp., Serra Inter-
national, U .S. Divers, Crown-Zellerbach
Corp.
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RKO Television
1270 Ave. of the Americas, New York, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-5050
Vice Pres Robert Manby
Gen. Sales Mgr Peter Robeck
Sta. Sales Mgr William Finkeldey
Mgr. East'n Div Max Bradbard
Dir. of Traffic Eugene Sousa
Dir. of Research Robert Galen
Services Offered — Distribution and produc-
tion of feature films, library films, 15-minute
and half-hour film subjects.
Productions — Heidi, El Coyote Rides, Ab-
bey Theatre plays, Mr. B.I.G., Malolo Of The
Seven Seas and feature film packages.
Hal Roach Studios
8822 W. Washington Blvd., Culver City, Calif.
Phone: VErmont 9-2311
N. Y. Phone: CI 54135
President Hal Roach Jr.
V.P., Gen. Mgr S. S. Van Keuren
Secretary-Treasurer Charles H. Meacham
Vice-President E. H. Goldstein
V.P. (N.Y.) H. R. Gelbspan
V.P. Chg. of Sis E. L. Koenig, Jr.
Controller A. E. Brizzard
Services Offered — Production of motion
pictures for television and production of
commercials for television.
Productions — Oh, Susanna, Telephone
Time, Charlie Farrell Shows, Blondie, My
Little Margie, Trouble With Father, Public
Defender, Screen Directors Playhouse.
Rochet Pictures, Inc.
6108 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 7-7131
President J. Richard Westen
Exec. Vice-President Harlow Wilcox
Production Manager Don Bartelli
Services Offered — Producers of industrial,
institutional and sales training motion pic-
tures and slide films, and TV progarms.
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Frederick K. Rockett Co.
6063 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 4-3183
Owner-Manager Fred K. Rockett
Production Manager Alfred Higgins
Photographic Department Jay Adams
Stage Mgr Jerome Lipari
Services Offered — Complete production fa-
cilities including large sound stage, Western
Electric sound truck and long-experienced
permanent personnel for any type film pro-
duction. Film writers. Nothing for sale, lease
or rent. All productions are the property of
sponsors, and we retain no equities in films
produced.
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Roy Rogers Productions
1041 N. Formosa Ave., Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 7-5111
Executive Producer Roy Rogers
Producer Jack Lacey
Cameraman Joe Novak
Services Offered — Produces TV westerns.
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Ross-Danzig Productions
6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-6464
Partners Frank K. Danzig, Bart Ross
Producers Al Burton, Fred Hessler,
Alan Harvey, Gordon Hunt
Prod. Asst John Martin
Coordinator Joan Broese
Services Offered — Package production of
live and filmed television programs.
Productions — Beat Mr. Genius, Spotlight
On Youth, The 76 Sports Club, It's Your
Nickel, Musical Chairs.
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Danny Rouzer Studio
7022 Melrose Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: WEbster 6-2494
President & Owner Danny Rouzer
Services Offered — Complete 16mm. pro-
duction service, including Kinescopes, com-
mercials, pilots, sales and industrial films,
equipment and stage rental.
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Joseph S. Salzburg
33 West 60th St., New York 23, N. Y.
Phone: CO 5-2180
Owner Joseph S. Salzburg
Services Offered — Film editing, lab expedit-
ing, coordination of all film services.
Sande-Greene & Associates
"'Creative Consultants"
8400 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: OL 6-0300
President Robert L. Sande
Exec. V.P Larry Greene
Exec. Secy Pat Carson
Services Offered: Creator-Producers of the
unusual — in radio-TV musical commercials.
Musical production — aids for radio and TV
stations. Producers of entertainment — public
service — documentary and commercial films,
records and transcriptions.
Productions: KFWB, Hollywood "Color
Radio" Musical Station — Aids. Radio spots
for National NuGrape Co. KGB "Pulse Beat,"
San Diego.
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Sarra9 Inc.
200 E. 56th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-0085
President Valentino Sarra
Vice Pres Morris D. Behrend
Sales Mgr., N. Y John Henderson, 3rd.
Head Creative Dept Rex Cox
Prod. Mgr., Chicago Marvin Bailey
Brance Office
16 E. Ontario St., Chicago, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-5151
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Production Mgr M. Bailey
Services Offered — Production of TV com-
mercials, industrial and sales films, B & W &
color.
Productions — Knox Gelatine, Rheingold
Beer, Armour & Co., Campbell Taggart Assoc.
Bakeries, Inc.
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Walter Schwimmer, Inc.
75 E. Wacker Dr., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: FRanklin 2-4392
President Walter Schwimmer
Sales Manager Bernard Crost
Program Director. .. .Arthur E. Pickens, Jr.
527 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: ELdorado 5-4616
Manager Jack Arden
East'n Sales Mgr Peter Manners
Services Offered — TV and radio package
programs.
Productions — Championship Bowling,
Eddy Arnold Time, It's Baby Time, All-Star
Golf.
Scott-Textor Productions
127 East 47th St., New York 17, N. Y.
P/wme :PLaza 5-2789
Partner Alan R. Scott
Partner Keith V. Textor
Gen. Mgr., Prod. Mgr Victor Sack
Services Offered — Creation and production
of music, lyrics, commercials, jingles, anima-
tion tracks, and all aspects of tracks for
musical or dramatized commercials for radio
or TV.
Productions — Edsel cars, Gillette razors
and blades, RCA-Victor TV, L & M cigarettes,
Chrysler cars, Mercury cars, Ford Family of
Fine Cars, Cheerios, Nestles Chocolate, U. S.
Air Force.
Screencraft Pictures, Inc.
15 West 44th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-5011
Branch Offices:
5746 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-4448
Congress Hotel, Chicago, 111.
Phone: HArrison 7-9660
President Ed Berkson
Vice-President Myron Mills
V.P.— Sales Peter M. Piech
Services Offered — Distributor and syndi-
cator of Judge Roy Bean; Mickey Rooney
Show; features and westerns for TV.
Screen Gems, Inc.
711 Fifth Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-4432
Management
V.P., Gen. Mgr Ralph M. Cohn
V.P., Business Affairs Burton Hanft
Adv. & Prom Henry S. White
Legal Daniel Glass
Merchandising Edward Justin
Program Dev Steven Krantz
Publicity Gene Plotnik
East'n Production B. Berenberg
Comptroller M. Klein
Sales
V.P. in Chg. Sales J. H. Mitchell
Dir. Sta. Ops Robert Salk
Dir. Int'l. Ops W. H. Fineshriber, Jr.
Dir. Syndicated Sis Jerome Hyams
Mgr., Syndication Robert Seidelman
Ass't Dir., East'n Area Mgr Ben Colman
Central Area Stanley Dudelson
North-Central Area William E. Young
West'n Area Richard Dinsmore
South'n Area Frank Browne
Sales Dev Pierre Marquis
Canadian Sales Jos. Dunkleman,
Lloyd Burns
British, European Sales Jack Cron
Lat.-American Sales John Manson
Coordinator James Dodd
Production
1334 N. Beachwood, Hollywood, Cal.
Phone: HOllywood 2-3111
Exec, in Chg. Prodn Irving Briskin
VjP.-jProduction Harry Ackerman
Prod. Exec Fred Briskin
Programming Douglas Whitney
Prog. Develop William Sackheim
Publicity Jerry Hoffman
Production — Father Knows Best, Captain
Midnight, The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin,
77th Bengal Lancers, Circus Boy, Damon
Runyon Theater, The Patti Page Show, Tales
of the Texas Rangers, Celebrity Playhouse,
Jungle Jim, Playhouse 90, George Sanders
Mystery Theater, Wild Bill Hickok, Shirley
Temple's Storybook, Tales of Frankenstein,
The Web, Casey Jones, Ranch Party, Ivanhoe,
All Star Theatre, Top Plays of 1958, Jet Jack-
son, Big Playback, Crusade In Europe, Three
Guesses, 53 Serials, 300 Comedies and Short
Subjects, 52 "Adventure of Pow Wow," 334
Cartoons, 104 Hollywood Movie Parade, 39
Hollywood Premiere Parade, 52 Hollywood
Mystery Parade, 52 Hollywood Value Parade,
52 Shock, 135 Westerns, 13 Cowboy Theatre,
309 Add'l Features.
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Sherman Glas Productions,
7142 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 7-8151
President Sherman Glas
Secretary Maggi Farkas
Services Offered- — Produce animated TV-
Radio spots.
Productions — Pall Mall Cigarettes, Bud-
weiser Beer, Lincoln-Mercury.
Signal Productions, Inc.
6269 Selma Ave., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HO 2-6471
President, Gen. Mgr.. . .Everett F. Tomlinson
Director of Sales Edwin W. Buckalew
Services Offered — Producers of film com-
mercials for TV.
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Productions — Recent film commercials pro- V.P., Treas E. T. Smith
duced for Nucoa Margarine, Ralston Cereals, Services Offered — Live and filmed tele-
Knickerbocker Toys, Black Magic Planter vision commercials, programs and syndicated
Mixes, etc. shows; educational, industrial and editorial
• shorts. Distributors of TV films.
Simmel-M eservey, Inc. J^SSH^ SEJEKiSK
9113 W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. Room," U. S. Rubber, American Fore Insur-
Phone: CRestview 4-6156 ance Group.
President Louis Simmel •
Sales Manager (Mrs.) Sue Newlin ~ , „ - -
Services Offered— Producers and distribu- SounOOC Productions, IttC.
tors of film series and shorts, most of which 2133 N. W. 11th Ave., Miami 37, Fla.
are % hour. Phone: FRanklin 4-2655
• Pres., Gen. Mgr Robert D. Buchanan
Al Sinum Productions, Inc. Zt&Z^—i&ZgSg&Z
General Service Studios Chg. of Photo Edward Bollinger
1040 N. Las Palmas, Hollywood 38, Calif. Services Offered — Animation and live-
Phone: HOllywood 4-2141 action photography for industrials and com-
President Al Simon mercials. Specialists in production animated
Services Offered— -Productions of filmed syndicated shows for television. Complete
shows and commercials. film service from writing to final produc-
Productions — Panic. tion.
9 Production — 100 full-color animated film
__ ,_ . animated film cartoons. The Adventures of
SktbO Productions, Inc. Col. Bleep; A Dozen And One— color indus-
165 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y. trial nlm; TV commercials for L & M Cig-
Phone: PLaza 7-2265 arettes, Stop & Shop Supermarkets, Howard
President-Treas Patrick E. Shanahan Johnson's Restaurants.
Secretary George Blake •
Services Offered— 16m. and 35mm. sound c«..*.J »f «•*#*»*•* I*.*.
films for TV rental. Educational, comedies, Sound masters, IflC.
novelties, musicals, features and short sub- 165 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
jects. Phone: PLaza 7-6600
• Chairman of Brd W. F. Githens
c^^Mi>AM cn~~» ~ -m President Francis C. Wood, Jr.
Stephen Slesmger, Inc. V.P., TV Prodn Howard F. Magwood
247 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y. Vice-President John H. Tobin
Phone: ELdorado 5-2544 Secretary Marian L. Price
President Hugh Sears Treasurer Stella K. Benders
Services Offered — TV films, based on the Services Offered — Production of industrial
following properties: "Red Ryder," "King of and training films, TV commercials, slide
the Royal Mounted," "Ozark Ike," and films; complete editing, cutting room and
"Winnie-the-Pooh." sound recording (film & tape) and projec-
^ tion. Studio services available to clients and
producers.
Fletcher Smith StudlOS9 Inc. Productions — Training films for U. S.
319 E. 44th St New York 17 N Y Navy; U. S. Marine Corps: Floor Show for
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-9010 ' £:A& T,; ^"Sfe?!6, ofc^e .F? UreJ°Tr Su?
President Fletcher Smith ^l! Company; BiUfish Safari for McLouth
Secretary-Treasurer Peter Caldera Steel Corp. ; Red Letter Days for Winches-
Services Offered-' Producers of TV com- ter; Golf s Longest Hour for U.S.G A ; TV
mercials and industrials. commercials for Kent, Pontiac, Milkbone
Productions— Commercials for Young & Dog Biscuits, Mental Health, Vaseline Hair
Rubicam; McCann-Erickson ; Fuller, Smith Jonic, Spic and Span, Borden s Instant Cof-
& Ross; Kester, Farrell, Chesley & Clifford; fee' ?™ers£ Jlectri\ 4™°?^ S™ \ ?*'
Morse International; Donohue & Coe. mond Matc1J1' Plymouth, Royal McBee, Sanka,
Industrial for Westinghouse, Gen. Electric, American Red Cross, Ponds.
Gen. Foods, Hewitt-Robins, Bolex, Quality •
Bakers of America. ^. ,^ „
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Walter Harrison Smith 236 West 52nd St" New York 19' N- Y-
Prodnctinnv I*i*» Partner Harry Basch
rroaUCHOnS9 IttC. Partner Donald Fellows
136 East 57th St., New York 22, N. Y. Services Offered — Producers of dialogue
Phone: EL 5-7212 and musical soundtracks and jingles for
President W. H. Smith radio-TV spots and industrial films.
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Productions — Vicks Cough Drops, Wash 'n
Dri, Sparky — the Fire Dog, Vicks Vapo-Mist,
Soil-Off, Manufacturers Trust Co., Bunny
Bread, Laurel Shopping Center, Cardinal
Bread, Springmaid Sheets, Cities Service Gas-
oline, etc.
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Specialty Television Films,
Inc.
1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LO 4-5592
Pres., Gen. Sales Mgr Jules B. Weill
Ass't Gen. Sis. Mgr Monty Raphaelson
Services Offered — Motion picture film, fea-
tures for television broadcasting.
Splendex Enterprises
120 S. Mapleton Dr., Los Angeles 24, Calif.
Phone: CR 4-7266
General Partner Charles Wick
Services Offered — Financing TV films.
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Square Deal Pictures Corp.
Pines Bridge Road, Ossining, N. Y.
Phone: Wilson 1-2617
V.P., Gen. Mgr Donn Marvin
Sales Mgr K. M. Hyde
Dir. of Cinematography Tom Maley
Services Offered — Producing films for own
release.
Productions — Religion in the Family,
Pastorale, Psalmody, Sons of God, The
Miracle of Christmas.
Stage 5 Productions, Inc.
1040 N. Las Palmas, Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 7-3111
Producer, Dir Ozzie Nelson
Associate Producer Leo Pepin
Cameraman Neal Beckner
Music Director Buzz Adlam
Services Offered— Producing the television
series, "Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet."
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Al Stahl Productions
Animated Productions, Inc.
1600 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-2942
President Al Stahl
Art Director Tony Garcia
Director Jack Weisburg
Production Manager Dave Davidow
Technical Director Gaylord Welker
Services Offered — Complete production fa-
cilities and service for filming live action,
animation, TV shows and commercials; also
produce training, industrial and public re-
lations films in black-white & color.
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Standard Television Corp.
745 Fifth Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: ELdorado 5-7566
President A. A. Mayers
Office Manager R. Sokol
Services Offered — Major feature films and
shorts.
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Star Entertainment Corp.
211 West 53rd St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-0770-1
President Max Wolff
Associate Al Roth
Services Offered — Talent representatives,
casting, production, and packaging of films.
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Wayne Steffner Productions
6223 Selma Ave., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOUywood 3-4173
President Everett F. Tomlinson
V.P., Chg. of Sis Edwin W. Buckalew
Services Offered — Create and produce
"live" or film programs for television; create,
produce and syndicate radio programs; write
and film industrial and business films, 35
mm., B & W or color.
Productions— TV— You Asked for it, ABC-
TV, Skippy Peanut Butter, division of Best
Foods, Inc. RADIO — Syndicators of Art
Baker's Notebook (780 quarter-hour epi-
sodes) ; Point Of Law (625 five-minute epi-
sodes) ; Don't You Believe it (260 fiv-minute
episodes).
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Sterling'Movies JU. S. A., Inc.
6 East 39th St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 3-6300
President Saul J. Turrel
Vice-Presidents Charles F. Dolan,
Sophie C. Hohne
Oper. Dir Robert Kirsten
Mgr. TV Dept Ophelia Brussally
Services Offered — Distributors of sponsored
"free" films to television stations and to gen-
eral 16 mm. audiences.
Sterling Television Co., Inc.
6 East 39th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: ME 3-6300
President Saul J. Turell
V.P. in Chg. of Sales Bernice Coe
Gen. Sales Mgr Kirk Torney
Sec, Treas Robert E. Rhodes
Services Offered — Producer and distributor
of TV features, shorts and film series. Dis-
tributor for independent producers.
Productions — Abbott & Costello, Bowling
Stars, Cartoon Classics, Famous Cartoons,
Time In For Sports, Features, Little Show,
Little Theatre, Invitation Playhouse, Paul
Killiam Show, Ray Forrest Show, Ballets De
France, Gadabout Gaddis, Hock, Line and
Sinker, Adventures In Sports, Betsy And The
Magic Key, Music For Everybody, This Land
Is Ours, The Vienna Philharmonic, Bowling
Time, Movie Museum, Crusade in the Pacific,
Jungle Adventure, Animal Crackers, I'm the
Law, American Wit and Humor.
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StocUdale & Company, Inc.
729 West Sixth St., Salt Lake City 4, Utah
Phone: ELgin 5-5511
Pres., Gen. Mgr C. L. Stockdale
Vice-President Calvin Briggs
Secretary-Treasurer G. Lucille Stockdale
Services Offered — Industrials, TV commer-
cial films, TV slides, all commercial pho-
tography, have facilities to handle all work
in 16 mm. B & W or color.
Wilbur Streech Productions,
Inc.
135 West 52nd St„ New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-3816
President Wilbur J. Streech
V.P., Sales Andrew T. Halmay
Exec. Prod Harry Wuest
Assoc. Prod S. J. Hazard
Art Director Paul K. Freeman
Services Offered — Creation and production
of live action, stop motion, animated and
musical TV film commercials; industrial and
public relations film; sound slidefilms and
theatrical features.
Productions — TV Commercials for: Fab,
Halo Shampoo, Brylcreem, Eno Fruit Salts,
Gallo Wine, Yellow Pages, Crayola, Polaroid
Land Camera, Sinclair Oil and Gasoline,
Welsh Grape Juice Co., Teat Council, Dodge-
DeSoto, Colgate Tooth Paste, Air Force Re-
serve and Promotion trailers for ABC-TV
Network. Industrial films for: Chambersburg
Engineering Co., The Haloid Corp., General
Chemical Division of Allied Chemical and
TWA.
Stone Film Library
(Established 1908)
310 West 73rd St., New York 23, N. Y.
Phone: ENdicott 2-6494
Owner Dorothy T. Stone
Services Offered — Producer and packager
of motion picture films and films for tele-
vision.
Production — Stranger Than Science, Flick-
er Frolics, Foodini The Great, Pearson Merry
Go Round.
Studio City TV Productions?
Inc.
4020 Carpenter, North Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: PO 3-8807; N. Y.: JU 6-1700
President Mort W. Scott
Secretary-Treasurer Lester J. Nelson
Services Offered: — Production of com-
mercials and half-hour series for television.
Productions — Stories of Century, The Ad-
ventures of Dr. Fu Manchu, Frontier Doctor.
Bill Sturm Studios, Inc.
723 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdwson 6-1650
Pres., Tech. Dir William A. Sturm
Sec, Creative Dir Orestes Calpini
Treas., Sis. & Prod Albert D. Hecht
Production Manager John E. Allen
Chief Editor Walter Bergman
Services Offered — All motion picture ser-
vices including animation, live action, stop
motion and special effects.
Productions — (National Biscuit Co., Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer, Ronson Corp., Niagara Mo-
hawk Power Corp.
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Superman, Inc.
7324 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: OLdfield 4-8000
Producer Whitney Ellsworth
Directors Harry Gerstad, George Blair
Casting Director Bub Miley
Chief Cameraman Harold Wellman
Services Offered — Production of the
"Superman** television series.
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Swift-Chaplin Productions,
Inc.
1136 North Highland Ave.
Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: HO 2-0761
President Charles F. Chaplin
Vice President Howard Swift
Services Offered — Producers of custom
built filmed television commercials.
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TCF Television Productions,
Inc.
1417 N. Western Ave., Hollywood 27, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-6231
Exec, in Chg. of TV Prod Irving Asher
Studio Mgr., Controller John K. Brent
Production Manager J. Paul Popkin
Casting Director Richard Stockton
Bus. Affairs Mgr Charles G. Bole
Services Offered — Complete television pro-
duction staff and facilities — Limited studio
rental facilities, etc.
. . Productions— My Friend Flicka, TCF Hour,
Broken Arrow, How To Marry A Millionaire,
Man Without A Gun, Perry Mason.
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The TeeVee Company
211 S. Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: Crestview 5-1076
President Gifford Phillips
Vice-Pres Ludlow Flower Jr.
Services Offered — Producers, distributors.
Productions — Little Theatre, Invitation
Playhouse, Camera's Eye, This Is Charles
Laugton.
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Telecast Films, Inc.
247 W. 46th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-5480
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Telescene Film Productions
Co.
President W. K. Hedwig
Secty.-Treas G. W. Hedwig
Services Offered — Production and distribu-
tion of films for TV.
Telefilm Enterprises
120 S. Mapleton Dr., Los Angeles 24, Calif.
Phone: GR 4-7266
General Partner Charles Wick
Services Offered — Financing and produc-
tion of TV series, commercial filmed in
Europe.
Productions — Fabian of Scotland Yard.
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Telemated Cartoons
70 E. 45th St., New York 17, JV V
Phone: MUrray Hill 6-8933
Prod.-Dir baul 1 anVi
Services Offered — Production of motion
pictures; TV filmed commercials in anima-
tion or live action; animated and optical
special effects in color or black and white,
exclusive color control equipment, 35 mm.
and 16 mm. production.
Tele-Pictures, Inc.
10125 W. Washington Blvd., Culver City, Cal.
Phone: VE 9-2293
President E. J. Baumgarten
Exec, for Operations J. A. Byers
Services Offered — Syndication of motion
picture features.
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Telepix Corporation
1515 N. Western Ave., Hollywood 27, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 4-7391
President Robert P. Newman
Vice President Martin Weiner
Secretary Robert M. Wiley
Services Offered — Complete production
facilities, including sound stage, sound mix-
ing and dubbing, editing, and screening.
Full package or rental production arrange-
ments; live action and animation. TV, in-
dustrial, and commercials.
Productions — The Story of Profit Sharing,
for Sears-Roebuck; Toro — The Modern
Power Tool, for BBD&O; Bonus Sales Pro-
gram, for Helene Curtis; The New Frontier,
for Aerojet General; The Lighted Window.
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Telecine Film Studios, Inc.
100 S. Northwest Highway, Park Ridge, 111.
Phone: TA 3-1418
President Byron L. Friend
Sec'y, Treas June A. Friend
Edit. Super Hans Graff
Services Offered — Motion pictures for tele-
vision in color or black & white, TV com-
mercials, studio and location work, complete
packaging service, 35 mm. and 16 mm. editing
and recording, animation, stop motion.
Productions — Zoo Parade; Cooking Magic,
World Safari.
287 10th Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: CH 4-0122
President Robert Tobias
Services Offered — Fifteen minute television
film series, Pulse of the City; "Judge's
Chambers, and children's film series.
Telestar Flints, Inc.
509 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-0940
Chmn. of Board Bernard L. Schubert
Exec. Vice-Pres David Savage
N.E. Div. Mgr Wallace Lancton
E. Central Div. Mgr Ken Israel
S.W. Div. Mgr Ken Rowswell
S.E. Div. Mgr Bill McDonald
W. Coast Div. Mgr Julian Ludwig
N.W. Div. Mgr .Terry Hatch
Services Offered — TV film distribution tal-
ent, production, radio and TV package man-
agement.
Productions — White Hunter, Crossroads,
Topper, Mr. and Mrs. North, TV Reader's
Digest.
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Television Graphics, Inc.
245 West 55th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-1922
President Bernard Rubin
Vice-President Leon Levy
Secretary-Treasurer Lee E. Blair
Prod. Super Sid Greenhaus
Controller Stanley Turitz
Sales Reps Warren Glinert,
Howard Linkoff
Services Offered — Producers of TV film
commercials including live-action, animation,
stop-motion, optical effects in 35 mm. color
and B & W as well as 16 mm.
Productions — LilbbeyjOwens-Ford, Alcoa,
Smith Brothers, Manischewitz, Virisan, Post
Cereals, H-0 Cereals, Presto, Bordens, Vicks,
Maxwell House, Ballantine Beer, Tea Coun-
cil, Campbell Soup, Royal Crown Cola.
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Television International Co.
25 West 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-0100
General Manager Paul N. Robins
Services Offered — Lease and/or sale of TV
rights domestic, foreign. Material includes
serials, shorts of all types.
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Television Features of
America
37 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JU 2-5130
Exec. Dir Oliver W. Nicoll
Associate Director Sandra Munsell
Services Offered — Television film programs
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productions, package and syndicated films
shows, script, talent, consultation, interna-
tional film service.
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Television Library , Inc.
3 East 57th St., New York, New York
Phone: PL 34840
President C. F. Vetter, Jr.
Services Offered — Producers and distribu-
tors of TV film.
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Television Programs of
America, Inc.
488 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-2100
President Milton A. Gordon
Exec. V.P .Michael M. Sillerman
VjP.-West'n Div Walter Plant
V.P.-East'n Div Hardie Frieberg
Cent'l Div. Mgr Arthur Spirt
V.P., For. Ops Manny Reiner
V.P., Prod Leon Fromkess
V.P., Sis. Coord Kurt Blumberg
Treasurer William Wolf son
Secretary Milton P. Kayle
Nat. Dir. Sta. Sis Stanley Levey
Co-Dirs. Nat'l Sis Russell Clancy,
Charles Goit
Branch Offices
5420 Melrose Ave., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-6525
V.P.-West'n Div Walter Plant
V.P., Prodn Leon Fromkess
612 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
Phone: DEarborn 2-0123
Cent'l Div. Mgr Arthur Spirt
Services Offered — Producers and distribu-
tors of motion pictures for television.
Productions — Adventures of Tugboat An-
nie, The New Adventures of Charlie Chan,
Thunder Ridge, Airline Hostess, Cannonball,
Halls of Ivy, The Adventures of Ellery
Queen, Susie, The Count of Monte Cristo,
Fury, Stage 7, New York Confidential, Last of
the Mohicans, Ramar of the Jungle, Your
Star Showcase.
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Television Screen Produc-
tions, Inc.
17 East 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-8877
President Charles J. Basch, Jr
Treasurer Clarence Schmidt
Secretary Frankie Basch
Services Offered — Film programs, film
spots, industrial training and documentary
films, slide films. Will rent studio facilities
with, or without, cameramen, scripts, direc-
tion and cast.
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TV Spots, Inc.
1037 N. Cole Ave., Los Angeles 38, Calif.
Phone: HO 5-5171
President Shull Bonsall
V.P., Gen. Mgr William M. Bauman
Crea. Dir Sam Nicholson
Prod. Coord Bob Ganon
Animation Dir Paul Sommer
Film Editor Norm Vizents
Branch Offices
595 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-0416
Manager Allan Stone
520 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-0196
Manager Robert F. Kemper
Services Offered — Producer of animation
and live action for TV commercials, indus-
trial and entertainment films.
Productions — American Dairy Assoc, Esso,
Vitane, S & H Green Stamps, General Electric,
National Biscuit Co., Swift & Co., Northern
Paper Mills. Crusader Rahbit — entertain-
ment film.
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Tel Ra Productions, Inc.
1518 Walnut St., Philadelphia 2, Pa.
Phone: KIngsley 6-4140
President W. Wallace Orr
VjP., Adm., Spec. Events Daniel E. Endy
V.P., Production Daniel N. Wise
V.P., Sales Bosh Pritchard
Director of Sales... .George J. Kerrigan, Jr.
Services Offered — Complete facilities for
producing TV film shows and commercials.
Largest producers of film TV sports pro-
grams in the country.
Productions — Notre Dame Football, Na-
tional Pro Highlights, Touchdown, Sports
Spotlight, Post Time — U.S.A., Telesports
Digest.
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Texas Rasslin9 Films
Cadiz & Industrial Blvd., Dallas, Texas
Phone: Riverside 8-2083
Pres Ed. E. McLemore
General Manager Maurice Beck
Services Offered — 60 & 30 minute wrestling
film taken actually at live show every week
at Dallas Sportatorium.
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Le Ora Thompson Associates
733 N. La Brea, Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: WE 8-3764
President Le Ora Thompson
Vice-President Carl Urbano
Services Offered — Complete production of
animated TV commercials.
Productions — DeSoto, Kelloggs, Pacific
Tel. & Tel., Helms Bakeries, DuPont, Schick
Razor, Atlas Tires, Standard Oil Of Texas.
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Eel Thorgersen
15 East 48th St., N. Y. C.
Phone: Circle 6-8935
Exec. Producer Ed Thorgersen
Services Offered — Producer, Editor and
Commentator. Package programs, (nevfs &
sports). Industrial motion pictures for in-
stitutional advertising and sales promotion.
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Transfilm Incorporated
35 W. 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.
J>hone: JUdson 2-1400
Board Chairman William Miesegaes
President : Walter Lowendahl
Exec. V.P Michael A. Palma
V.P. — Sales William Burnham,
Karl P. Fischl
V.P.— Slidefilms Pud Lane
Mgr., Animation Dept John Cuddy
Dir. Pub. Rel Albert Boyars
Dir. Edit. Dept Morrie Roizman
Midwest Division
The Carlton House, Pittsburgh 19, Pa.
Phone: GRant 1-6627
Manager Ralph Maitland
Services Offered — Complete facilities for
production of live-action and animated film
ommercials, industrial films, sound slide-
films, TV programs and theatrical features.
Complete on-premises facilities for every
phase of motion picture production.
Productions — TV commercials for Camel,
Air France, Robert Hall, Genesee Beer, Lip-
ton Tea, Mazola Oil, Tidewater Oil, Sar ka,
Rambler, U. S. Rubber, Greyhound Bus, RCA
Victor Records, Kelvinator, Scripto, Anacin,
DuPont (Duco), Hoffman Beverage, Blue
Cheer, G-E Radio, Mennen, Ad, 5 Day De-
odorant, Bankers Trust Co., Corn Exchange
Bank, Niagara Starch, Dutch Boy Paint, Sam-
sonite Luggage, Macy's, Venue Pencils.
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Trans-Lux Television Corp,
625 Madison Ave., New York 25, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-31114-5
Board Chairman Percival E. Furber
President Richard Brandt
V.P. in Chg. Sis Richard Carlton
Branch Offices
1966 S. Vermont, Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: REpublic 1-2309
1314 S. Wabash, Chicago, 111.
Phone : WEbster 9-0628
Services Offered — Distribution of filmed
television programs; short subject and stock
footage library plus feature films available to
networks, stations and advertising agencies.
Productions — Profile, Encyclopedia Britan-
nica Films. Library: Feature films (drama-
comedy-sports).
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TV Movie Club, Inc.
1501 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Phone: BRyant 9-673*
President Dr. Arthur M. Epstein
Exec. Supervisor Richard F. O'Connell
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TV-Unlimited Inc.
17 East 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-0725
President Herbert Rosen
Services Offered — Producers of complete
films to order, package shows, full-lengtli
feature films, mood and bridge music library
service for TV and 16 mm. productions,
sound effect records.
Twentieth Century-Fox
Television Productions, Inc.
444 W. 56th St., N. Y., N. Y.
Phone: CO 5-3320
President S. P. Skouras
Executive V.P W. C. Michel
Vice-Presidents Joseph H. Moskowitz,
Lew Schreiber
Treasurer Donald Henderson
1417 Northwestern Ave., Hollywood 27, Calif.
Phone: HO 2-6231
Exec. Producer Irving Asher
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Richard H. Ullman, Inc.
295 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.
Phone: CLeveland 2066
President Richard H. Ullman
Exec. V.P Marvin A. Kempner
Vice Pres Richard B. Ullman
Treasurer Minna C. Thorn
Secretary Edward H. Kavinoky
Branch Offices
2133 N.W. 11th Ave., Miami, Fla.
Manager Robert D. Buchanan
301 S. Kingsley, Los Angeles, Calif.
Managers Pat Cooney & Sam Ewing
Services Offered — Production of animated
commercials for syndication and shows.
Productions — Ad-I-Mation; Animated series
for bread, dairies, banks ; new and used cars ;
animated weather reports; Watch the Birdie;
Colonel Bleep; Kash Box; Melody Mileage.
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United Film & Recording
Studios
301 E. Erie St., Chicago, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-9114
President William L. Klein
General Manager John King Bruun
Services Offered — Production of radio and
TV spots, writing and production of public
relations and industrial films, sound stage and
recording facilities.
Productions — State of Illinois, Jewish Fed-
eration of Chicago, Cook County Juvenile
Delinquency series, Lathing Foundation of
Chicago.
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United States Productions,
Inc.
(See Page 1006)
UP A Pictures, Inc.
4440 Lakeside Dr., Burbank, Cal.
Phone: THornwall 2-7171
Pres., Exec. Prod Stephen Bosustow
Exec. V.P.-Treas Ernest Sranlon
V.P., Ass't Treas Melvin Getzler
V.P., TV Comm. & $nd. Films. Herbert Klynn
Secretary * Maxine Davis
Sis. Mgr., N. Y Eli Feldman
Mgr., Chicago Peter Del Negro
Mgr., London Roy Letts
Branch Offices
60 East 56th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 8-1405
360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
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Phone: ANdover 3-7566
112 Park Road, Kingston, Surrey, England
Services Offered — Producers of TV spot
commercials, industrial and entertainment
films, animation and live action.
Productions — TV spots for Sunbeam, Ex
Lax, Ideal Dog Food, Sealy Mattress Co.,
Coca Cola, Colgate Shaving Cream, Piel's
Beer, Horlicks Malted Milk, Pet Milk, etc.
& White and color motion pictures for com-
mercial, industrial, educational, promotional,
documentary and theatrical presentation;
slidefilms and distribution.
Productions — Eastern Air Lines, Mercury
Div. FOMOCO, Alcoa, Chevrolet, Delco Bat-
teries, Chrysler Corp., D-X Boron gasoline,
Dodge Div. Chry. Corp., Westinghouse,
Schick, Platex, Plymouth Div. Chry. Corp.,
United Nations.
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.,
Television
445 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-8000
Gen. Sales Mgr Norman Gluck
Ass't Sales Mgr Alfred Mendelsohn
Service Mgr Errol Linderman
Universal City, Calif.
Phone: STanley 7-1211
In Chg. of Prod Geo. Bole
Services Offered — Production of television
commercials and industrials. Process prints,
handle traffic and servicing. Film production
primarily at U-I studios, Calif. Additional
production in New York where required.
Distribution of sponsored films and indus-
trials through United World Films.
Productions — Du Pont, DeSoto, Ford, Marl-
boro, Camay, Schick, Conoco, Coca Cola,
S. C. Johnson, Dow, Campbell Soup, Parlia-
ment, Post Cereals, Kellogg's, Pillsbury,
Scotch Tape, Pepsi, Oasis, Dodge, Plymouth,
Lustre Creme, Union Oil, U. S. Army, Navy,
National Guard, Lux, American Health Studi-
os, Lava, Joy, American Home Co., Burger-
beister Beer, Nutrilite Bread. Synd. Film
Series — Woody Woodpecker Show.
Van Praag Productions
1600 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-2687
1040 N. Las Palmas Ave., Hollywood, Cal.
Phone: HO 2-1141
3143 Ponce De Leon Blvd., Coral Gables,
Miami, Fla.
Phone: Highland 4-3191
2301 Dime Bldg., Detroit, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 24896
Pres., Exec-Prod William Van Praag
Exec. Vice President Marc S. Asch
Dir. of Prod Gilbert M. Williams
V.P., Hollywood Hugh S. Hole
Gen. Mgr., Detroit Fred Frink
V.P., Florida Harry J. Walsh, Jr.
Ace. Super., N. Y William D. Gargan, Jr.
Prod. Mgr., Hollywood Gene Harrison
Prod. Mgr., Hollywood Gene Harrison
Prod. Mgr., N. Y Daniel Karoff
Chief Editor .Oscar Canstein
Distribution Robert Van Praag
Administration William Schappert
Business Manager Anita M. Palumbo
Accounting Lois Gray
Casting Joan Garan
Chicago Rep Jay Norman
Services Offered — 16 mm. & 35 mm., Black
Video Color, Inc.
11 East 48th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-8190
President Lester Lewis
Sec.-Treas Juliet Lewis
Services Offered — A group of specialists
organized specifically to give manufacturers
counsel on packages, products and presenta-
tions on color television.
Video Films
1004 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit 7, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 2-3400
Sales Manager Clifford Hanna
Chg. of Creative Dept.
William R. Witherell, Jr.
Production Manager William E. Lane
Services Offered — Production of motion
pictures for TV and industry. Editing and
recording services for industrial clients. Fa-
cilities include sound stage, recording, cam-
era, and studio equipment; animation stand
and music library.
Productions — Silicone Protectors, Dow
Corning Corp.; Dust Off Your Goggles, Mon-
roe Auto Equipment Co.; National Bo-
hemian Beer Spots, W. B. Doner & Co.;
Progress Report No. 2 Enrico Fermi Atomic
Energy Plant, Detroit Edison Co.; Standard
Federal Savings Loan Spots, Denman &
Baker, Inc.; Squirt Beverage Spots, Music
For Everyone, AMI Inc.
Video Pictures, Inc.
Executive & Sales Offices
500 Fifth Ave., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LAckawanna 4-2912
STUDIO: Video Pictures, Inc.
510 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: LAckawanna 4-2912
President Paul A. Wagner
Vice-President George W. Goman
Secretary Richard Goldman
Dir., Sp. Proj Jeanette A. Sarkisian
Sales Super Matthew B. McBride
Assoc. Prod Frank Payne, Mike Sage
Const. Chief Jack Strieker
Prod. Expediter Lea Serra
Branch Office
736 N. Doheny, Los Angeles 46, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 1-0188
Services Offered — Complete facilities for
production of motion pictures, television,
commercials, programs, industrial sound stage
scene construction shop.
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Lifebuoy, Monmouth Park, New Departure,
General Motors, Noxema, Oldsmobile, Pall
Mall, Py-Co-Pay, Rise, Speidel, Stanley Prod-
ucts, Walt Disney, Cam^Par Records.
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Video Views
5746 Sunset Blvd., KTTV, Bldg. C,
Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 34179
President Bradley Kemp
Vice-President Irving Kahn
Services Offered — Making of complete and
comprehensive Kinescope recordings of com-
petitive products, Kinescopes of Live TV
shows, audition Kinescopes and pilotfilms.
Productions — Operation Tomorrow.
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Xideart, Inc.
343 Lexington Ave., N. Y., N. Y.
Phone: LE 2-7378
President Joe Zuckerman
Secretary Florence Hartman
Services Offered — Optical photography, art
work, animation, titles, maps, charts, mattes,
split screen, montage, 35 mm., 16 mm. color,
black and white.
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Vidicam Pictures Corp.
210 E. 5th St., New York 3, N. Y.
Phone: ALgonquin 4-7102
President Al Justin
Exec. V.P Andrew Gold
Chg. of Prod James Rose
Prod. Super David B. Reisman
Scenic Design William Shriner
Art Super Martin Thall
Bus. Mgr. Telsa Albee
Super. Editor James McLean
Editors. .. .Larry Applebaum, Robert Gold
Studio Mgr Joe Valenti
Property Master Allyn Finch
Traffic Mgr Russ Kone
Services Offered — Production of filmed TV
commercials, industrials and public relations
films in black and white or color. Two com-
plete sound studios.
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Visual Drama, Inc.
129 N. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles 4, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 8-0525
N. Y. Phone: LOngacre 4-8000
Producer William J. Faris
Production Mgr Mack Wright
Director Bill Karm
Cameraman Guy Rose A.S.C.
Services Offered — Sound, studios, camera
and background projection.
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Volcano Productions inc.
1040 N. Las Palmas, Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 7-3111
President James A. Bank
Vice-President H. H. Bank
Secretary-Treasurer William E. Han nam
Services Offered — Production of TV shows,
commercials and industrial films.
Roger Wade Productions, Inc.
15 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-3040
President Roger Wade
Vice-President Anne Koller
Production Chief Bill Buckley
Unit Manager David Bigelow
McCormick-Ware Animation
Don McCormick
Services Offered — Production of industrial
films and TV commercials, live action and
animation; art services, story board, direc-
tion, anim. camera.
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George Wallach Productions
14 Lawrence St., New Hyde Park, N. Y.
Phone: Floral Park 4-6795,
N. Y. JUdson 6-2000
Producer Director George Wallach
Ass't Director Maxwell Henry
Services Offered — Planning, supervision,
production and creation of films for tele-
vision, industry and theatrical release.
Productions — It Happened in Havana, The
Criminal, Reasonable Risk.
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Ward Acres Studios, Inc.
435 North Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y.
Phone: NE 3-7244
President Jack B. Ward
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr Olaf Olsen
Stage Manager C.J. Hylick
Secretary, Treas L. D. Haldimand
Services Offered — Studio rental with full
facilities for all film production.
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Bob Warner Productions
440 E. 56th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-1145
Services Offered — Creation and production
of fi'm and live TV shows.
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Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.
TV Division
4000 W. Warner Blvd., Burbank, Calif.
Phone: HO 9-1251
Exec. Producer William T. Orr
Ass't. to Exec. Prod Hugh Benson
Story Editor Jack Emanuel
Ass't Story Editor Bud Lesser
Prod. ( Cheyenne ) Art Silver
Prod. ( Sugarfoot ) Carroll Case
Prod. (Maverick) Roy Huggins
Prod. (Colt .45) Joseph Hoffman
Production Mgr Oren Haglund
Supervising Ed James C. Moore
Casting Directors Edward F. Rhine,
Art Directors Perry Ferguson, Art Loel
Productions — Cheyenne, Sugarfoot, Maver-
ick, Colt .45.
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W.C.D. Productions
1600 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-1600
President Harold E. Wondsel
V.P., Chg. of Prod Robert W. Carlisle
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V.P., Chg. of TV John T. Dunphy
Secretary-Treasurer Walter Kullberg
Services Offered — Producers of TV com-
mercials, sales, industrial, and documentary
him- — for industry and Government. Pro-
ducer-directors — own sound studio, fully
equipped, offering all film services.
Production — American Tobacco Co., Coun-
cil for Financial Aid to Education, Borden
Co., DuPont de Nemours Co., Esso Standard
Oil Co., General Foods Corp., Gaines Dog
Food, Hazel Bishop Commercials, Proctor &
Gamble.
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Louis Weiss & Co.
655 No. Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles 36, Calif.
Phone: OLive 3-5350
Distribution Director ...Adrian Weiss
Asst. Distr. Director Louis Weiss
Services Offered — Production and distribu-
tion of all types of television film program-
ming.
Productions — Craig Kennedy, Criminolo-
gist; Thrill of Your Life; Little Story Shop;
Canine Comments.
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Western Television
(See C & C Television Corp.)
Ross Wetzel Studios, Inc.
615 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-2755
President Ross Wetzel
Prod. Mgr William L. Langdon
Sales Mgr Roger A. Sloan
Services Offered — TV commercials, spots,
slide film, displays, animation, humorous il-
lustration, comic strips.
Productions — Simoniz Hi-Lite, Combo Pop-
corn, American Bakeries, Hunter Packing Co.
II irk Films. Inc.
(See Splendex Enterprises)
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Wilding Picture Productions,
Inc.
Wilding TV
405 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-0854
1345 Argyle St., Chicago 40, 111.
Phone: LOngbeach 1-8410
President C. H. Bradfield, Jr.
V.P., Gen. Mgr J. A. Kellock
VjP., Sales J. A. Rheinstrom
V.P., N. Y. Sales T. H. Westermann
Dir. of TV Div Russ Raycroft
Prod. Mgr Walter Tinkham
N.Y. Prod. Mgr William Morris
Services Offered — Producers of television
commercials and creation and production of
all audio-visual media — motion pictures,
slidefilms, graphic materials, complete sales
training programs, announcement shows, in-
dustrial shows, etc.
John Wolfe & Company
345 Shutter St., San Francisco 8, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 6-5040
Partner John Wolfe
Partner Howard S. Riddell
Production Manager Bob Gleason
Services Offered — Films, TV, Industry.
Specialize in creation of TV and radio musi-
cal spots. Two large sound stages including
modern kitchen. Complete Ampex tape re-
cording service, all studio fecalities.
Productions — Bank of America, Zee Paper
Products, Vano Liquid Starch, So-Kleen,
Blue-Chip Stamps, Musical Radio Station
Breaks, Chevrolet Dealers. Series of religious
films for "The Dawn." Numerous Ad Agency
radio spot productions.
World Video Productions,
Inc.
5746 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Cal.
Phone: HOllywood 9-3609
Producers Hal Davis & Jerry Hill
Assoc. Prod Art Hannifin
Services Offered — Producers of film pro-
grams for television.
Productions — "Treasure Unlimited."
Ziv Television Programs,
Inc.
488 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-4700
Chairman of the Board Frederic W. Ziv
President John L. Sinn
V.P. in Chge. Sales Maurice J. Rifkin
V.P Chg. West Coast Maurice Unger
V.P. Chg. Midwestern Div Al Unger
Syndicated Sales Dept.
Synd. Sis. Mgr Walt Kingsley
N.Y.C. Sales Mgr Len Firestone
Midwestern Div. Mgr Ed Broman
West Coast Div. Mgr Allen Martini
East Coast Div. Mgr Jack Gregory
National Sales Dept.
Sales Manager James Shaw
Midwestern Div. Mgr Jerry Kirby
Services Offered — Custom-built films for
national and regional release, and syndicated
shows; studio facilities, TV commercials.
Production — Harbor Command, The New
Adventures of Martin Kane, Men of Anna-
polis, West Point, Dr. Christian, The Man
Called X, Highway Patrol, Science Fiction
Theatre, Harbourmaster, Tombstone Terri-
tory, Sea Hunt.
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Maurice H. Zouary Television
Productions
333 West 52nd St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 64821-2
Owner Maurice H. Zouary
Services Offered — Production of film and
live shows and commercials, packager. Facili-
ties for editing, slides-film-strips-title services.
7,000,000 feet of stock shots for rentaL
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES
OF SOME OF THE TOP LEVEL
SALES EXECUTIVES IN
LEADING TV FILM FIRMS
YEARBOOK
1958
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INDEX TO BIOGRAPHIES
TV FILM DISTRIBUTOR- PRODUCER
SALES EXECUTIVES
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Name Page
Adler. Seymour L 1040
Anderson, Howard B 1033
Bader, David A 1034
Easch, Charles J.. Jr 1038
Bingham, John Raymond 1039
Blumberg, Kurt 1033
Broman, Edward J 1041
Browne, Frank A 1039
Carlton, Richard 1041
Clancy. Russell 1038
Clark, William L 1031
Colman, Ben 1040
Conangla, Raul C 1036
Corwin, Gerald S 1037
Cron. John Bowes 1038
Curtis. Daniel M 1031
Dinsmore. Richard 1036
Doniger, Babette J 1032
Dudelson, Stanley 1041
Ezzes, Erwin H 1034
Feld. Irving 1041
Fineshriber, William H.. Jr 1032
Finkeldey, William 1032
Firestone. Len 1033
Florsheim, Stanley C 1036
Frieberg. Hardie 1034
Friedland. Lou 1036
German, William J 1037
Glinert. Warren 1038
Gluck, Norman E 1031
Goit, Charles W 1039
Goldman, Harold 1031
Goodman, Everett F 1040
Graff, Jonny E 1034
Gray. Edward M 1038
Greenberg. Robert 1040
Gregory. Jack 1036
Gregory, Sherman 1037
Harper. Richard A 1032
Horton, King 1034
Howell. John F 1032
Hyams, Jerome 1031
Junkin, Raymond 1036
Kaplan, Cy 1040
Name Page
Katz, Norman 1034
Kingsley. Walter 1034
Kirby. Jerry 1039
Klauber, Donald 1033
Koblenzer. William 1033
Kwartin, Paul 1035
Lamm. Edward J 1039
Lamneck, Joseph D 1041
Leo, John 1035
Leslie, Alexander D 1035
Levey. Stanley 1041
Love. Charles Austin 1039
Low. Martin L 1037
McManus. T. J 1037
Manson. John N.. Ill 1035
Martini. Allen V 1037
Mendelsohn. Alfred L 1035
Michelson. Charles 1037
Mills. Myron 1040
Mitchell. John H 1034
Montanus, Edward 1041
Ogden. Clifford 1033
O'Loughlin. John J 1041
Piech. Peter M 1036
Plant. Walt 1032
Reiner. Manny 1031
Rich. Robert W 1031
Rifkin. Maurice J 1031
Sackett. Mort D 1038
Sohlank. Mel 1039
Segal. Millard 1040
Seidelman, Robert 1033
Shaw. James T 1035
Siler. W. 0 1038
Sillerman, Michael M 1035
Spirt. Arthur 1036
Stern, Edward J 1038
Tabakin. Bernard 1032
Tobin, John F 1040
Unger. Alvin E 1032
Weis. Pierre 1033
Williams. Phil 1035
WondtfeL Harold E 1039
Young. William E 1037
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GOLDMAN, HAROLD.
executive vice president in
charge of sales for Na-
tional Telefilm Associates,
Inc. was born in New York
City. At 16 joined Amalga-
mated Radio Network. Ac-
tive in theatre as distribu-
tor, owner and managed
a chain of record shops.
In 1948 joined Snader Tel-
escriptions as partner and
eastern sales manager. In
1951 organized Television
Exploitation, Inc. In 1954
organized Comet TV, and
later joined NTA.
RICH, ROBERT W., general sales manager of Asso-
ciated Artists Produc-
tions, Inc., was born in
Yonkers, N. Y. While at-
tending Oberlin College
worked for NBC in Cleve-
land. In 1939-40 did news
editing for NBC in San
Francisco and N. Y. In
1946-48 headed G.E.'s
short wave news setup,
then manager of Califor-
nia radio stations. In
1953-55 was program
manager at WPIX, N. Y.
and joined AAP in 1955.
GLUCK, NORMAN E
general sales manager in
charge of TV for Universal
Pictures Co. Inc., was
born in Racine, Wise. In
1932-34 worked for RKO
Theatres in Albany dis-
trict. In 193546 asso-
ciated with Skouras Thea-
tres. Joined U.S. Army in
1946-47. Later was man-
aging director of Park
Ave. Theatre. In 1949
joined United World Films.
In 1951 was named vice
president and director of
UWF to present position.
RIFKIN, MAURICE J., vice president in charge of
sales for Ziv Television
Programs Inc., was born
in Marinette, Wise. He is
married and has two chil-
dren. His first industry
position in 1937 was as
an account executive at
WKBN, Youngstown, 0. In
1939 he joined Ziv as an
account executive. In
1949 became sales mana-
ger of Ziv TV and in 1953
vice president in charge
of sales. His hobbies are
yachting and fishing.
HYAMS, JEROME, director of syndication for Screen
Gems, Inc., was born in
New York City. In 1934
entered the industry
with Guaranteed Pictures,
formed into Common-
wealth Pictures in 1938
and became sales mana-
ger. In 1947 became vice
president in charge of
sales for Commonwealth
Films and TV. In 1950
formed Hygo Tv Films,
Inc. as president and in
1956 merged with Screen
Gems, Inc.
REINER, MANNY, vice president of foreign opera-
tions for Television Pro-
grams of America, Inc.,
was born in New York
City. In 1933 with Warner
Bros., MGM, Monogram,
Louis G. Cowan and Para-
mount Pictures. In 1942
with Office of War Infor-
mation; program director
Voice Of America in Ice-
land. In 1944 films offi-
cer for the Army and
State Dept. In 1946 joined
David 0. Selznick Enter-
prises.
CLARK, WILLIAM L., vice president director of
western sales for ABC
Film Syndication, has
been engaged in commer-
cial TV for the past ten
years in sales and sales
management. Began sell-
ing national co-op with
Mutual. Following two
years in radio switched to
TV and joined Dumont
sales staff. Then moved
to WPIX-TV in N.Y. and
ABC-TV Network. In 1953
opened West Coast office
of ABC Film Syndication.
CURTIS, DANIEL, M., who is regional program sales
manager of NBC TV films
division of California Na-
tional Productions, was
born in Bridgeport, Conn.
A graduate of Syracuse
University. He is married
and has one child named
Linda. Curtis entered the
industry as a salesman
for NBC TV Films. He is
a member of the Radio
Television Executives So-
ciety. His main hobby
now is golf.
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HOWELL JOHN F.
general sales manager CBS TV
Film Sales, Inc., was born
in New York City and edu-
cated at U. of Wisconsin.
He entered the industry in
1946 as vice president for
U Stephen Slesinger, Inc.
In 1950 joined Paramount
TV Productions as director
* of sales and merchandis-
iing. In 1953 joined CBS TV
Film Sales. He is married
and has three children.
Hobbies, fishing, hunting
and Little League base-
ball. Is a member of RTES.
FINKELDEY, WILLIAM, syndicate sales manager for
RKO Television, was born
in Palmerton, Pa. He at-
tended Colby College and
is married with two chil-
dren. He entered the in-
dustry as a part-time an-
nouncer in college. In
1946 joined WTVL, Water-
ville, Me., and later was
associated with WLAM,
Lewiston; Broadcast divi-
sion of Capitol Records,
Consolidated TV Sales and
CBS TV Film Sales, Inc. He
is a member of RTES.
HARPER, RICHARD A., general sales manager for
MGM-TV division of Loew's
Inc., was born in Johns-
town, Pa. Educated at U.
of So. Calif, and Columbia
U. In 1939-42 with Na-
tional City Bank of N. Y.
on overseas duty. In 1946
with U. S. Navy and later
at MGM in N. Y. In 1948-
52 special sales rep at
MGM. In 1952 with Shea
Theatres. In 1953 rejoined
MGM as circuit sales man-
ager. In 1956 was director
of operations for MGM-TV.
DONIGER, BABETTE J., head of sales and president
of Editorial Films, Inc.,
started her own company
in 1952 after producing
live TV daytime women's
programs in N.Y. Educated
at Elmira College and Penn
State U, she has had
agency, station and pro-
duction experience. She is
a member of New York
City Board of American
Women in Radio and TV,
RTES, National Home Fash-
ions League, Advertising
Women of New York.
president in charge of
TABAKIN, BERNARD, vice
western division sales for
National Telefilm Associ-
ates, Inc., was born in
Cleveland, 0. He attended
both KentState and Colum-
bia University. Tabakin is
married and has two chil-
dren. He first entered the
industry with MCA and
then went into production.
Among his production
credits are "China Smith"
and several other feature
films. He joined NTA as an
account executive in 1955.
FINESHRIBER, WILLIAM H. JR., director of interna-
tional operations, Screen
Gems, Inc., was born in
Davenport, la. Educated at
Princeton and Sorbonne.
Joined CBS in 1931. In
1937 manager, Carnegie
Hall. In 1946-49 manager
program dept. at CBS. In
1949-53 with Mutual. In
1953 vice president and
genercl manager radio-TV
network NBC; in charge of
radio network in 1954. In
1956 vice president, TV
Programs of America.
PLANT, WALT, vice president western division of
Television Programs of
America, Inc., was born in
Brooklyn, N. Y. He is mar-
ried and has four children.
Prior to joining TPA in
1956 as an account execu-
tive, he was general man-
ager and producer for
Horace Heidt and oper-
ated his own real estate
business in California. In
1957 he became vice
president of TPA and later
was re-assigned to the
western division.
UNGER, ALVIN E., vice president in charge of sales
at the Chicago Office of
Ziv Television Programs,
Inc., was born in Cincin-
nati, 0. He is married and
has two children, Michael
and Holly Ann. Unger first
entered the industry in
1939 with the Ziv sales
organization and has been
with the company since.
He is well known through-
out the midwest. Among
his hobbies are golf and
bowling.
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ANDERSON, HOWARD B., central division manager
for ABC Film Syndication,
Inc., was born in Denver,
Colo. Educated at U. of
Utah. Started in TV busi-
ness in 1948 as producer-
director at KDYL-TV, Salt
Lake City. In 1951 joined
WFAA-TV, Dallas, as film
director and program di-
rector. In 1953 was south-
western sales rep for
MPTV. In 1954 joined ABC
Films and transferred
from Dallas to Chicago as
division manager in 1956.
KLAUBER, DONALD, who is station and national
sales director for Asso-
ciated Artists Produc-
tions, Inc., was born in
New York City and at-
tended Columbia Univer-
sity. He joined AAP in
1952 as a salesman, ad-
vancing to his present
position. He is married
and has one child, Mi-
chael. Among his hobbies
are golf, tennis and pho-
tography. Klauber is a
member of the Radio-TV
Executives Society.
SEIDELMAN, ROBERT, syndication sales manager
for Screen Gems, Inc.,
fwas born in New York
City and attended N.Y.U.
Entered the industry in
1946 with United World
Films TV dept. In 1949-50
was with Universal Inter-
national 16mm sales, then
joined Hygo TV Films.
During 1951-56 was vice
president, sales manager
of Hygo, also vice presi-
dent, co-owner of Unity
TV Corp. In 1957 joined
Screen Gems.
WEIS, PIERRE, general manager of Economee Tele-
vision, a division of Ziv
Television Programs, Inc.,
was born in Lille, France.
He is married and has two
children. Weis entered
the industry in 1941 as
vice president in charge
of sales for Langworth. In
1951 he became general
manager of World Broad-
casting. In 1956 he as-
sumed his present posi-
tion with Economee. His
hobby is golf.
FIRESTONE, LEN, New York sales manager for Ziv
Television Programs, Inc.,
was born in Pittsburgh,
Pa. and attended Du-
quesne University. He is
married and has two chil-
dren. He first entered the
industry in 1947 as an
announcer with WPGH,
Pittsburgh. In 1950 be-
came sales manager for
Unity Television Corp. In
1954 he became asso-
ciated with Ziv. Len's
hobbies include fishing,
boating.
BLUMBERG, KURT, vice president for sales coordi-
nation for Television Pro-
grams of America, Inc., is
married and has two chil-
dren. After graduating
Princeton he worked for
R. H. Macy. Three years
later he became associ-
ated with Ziv where for
two and half years he was
assistant to the vice pres-
ident in charge of sales.
He joined TPA during its
organization in September
1953. Kurt served in the
Pacific during the war.
OGDEN, CLIFFORD, western sales manager for NBC
TV Films division of Cali-
fornia National Produc-
tions, was born in Poala,
Kan. He entered the in-
dustry in 1937 as sales-
man for R. U. Mcintosh
transcribed radio pro-
grams. In 1938 joined
KTMS, Santa Barbara.
Later associated with
Procter & Gamble. Then
joined KGO, San Fran-
cisco. In 1946-52 joined
Broadcast division of Cap-
itol Records, Inc.
KOBLENZER, WILLIAM, is director of sales,
Telefilm Associates, Inc.,
Film Network. In 1944
joined Music Corp. to
head organization's radio
department in Chicago. In
1947 joined Frederic W.
Ziv Company in charge of
live programming. In 1949
joined DuMont TV net-
work. He was national
sales manager when he
left to occupy similar
post with DuMont's Elec-
tronomicam division. In
1956 joined ABC-TV.
National
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KINGSLEY, WALTER, genera! sales manager, syndi-
cation for Ziv Television
Programs, was born in
New York City and edu-
cated at Amherst. In 1947
was a salesman for WHOB.
In 1949 joined WCOP,
Boston, and in 1950 came
to Ziv as an account ex-
ecutive. Later was sales
manager of western divi-
sion then national sales
and in 1957 assumed
present post. Hobbies in-
clude piano and drums. Is
a Member of Big Brothers.
FRIEBERG, HARDIE, vice president in charge of
eastern division of Tele-
vision Programs of Amer-
ica, Inc., is a native New
Yorker. While in public
relations he represented
a number of national TV
personalities. He was also
a producer. Hardie was
associated with Ziv and
the U.S. Naval Bureau of
Personnel and Ordnance
as a civilian adviser. He
joined TPA in December
1953, a few months after
the company was formed.
KATZ, NORMAN, director of foreign operations for
Associated Artists Produc-
tions, Inc., was born in
Scranton, Pa. and at-
tended Columbia U. He
entered the industry in
France in 1949 working
in production for a film
compsny. Returned to the
U.S. In 1950 was vice
president of Discina Inter-
national Films. In 1954
joined AAP as executive
vice president of Domi-
nant Pictures and director
of foreign operations.
H0RT0N, KING, vice president in charge of sales
and promotion for Tele-
studios, Inc., is a gradu-
ate of Syracuse U. He
served with CBS as ac-
count executive in radio,
sales manager, program
director of CBS-owned
WEEI, Boston. Was east-
ern sales manager of CBS
■T TV network, Pacific sales
^k % manager of both CBS ra-
B 1j||^31ta^ dio and TV networks. In
B V| 1950 formed King Horton
fm JHB I Productions. Later with
MeCann-Erickson in N. Y.
BADER, DAVID A., general sales manager for Atlan-
tic Television, was born
in New York City. Entered
industry as press rela-
tions, story editor for
Century Comedies. Later
joined Universal as aide
to Carl Laemmle, presi-
dent. Represented U in
Europe for 10 years.
Branched out as literary
agent. Was associated
with Commonwealth as
assistant to president. In
1953 joined Atlantic TV.
Member of RTES.
MITCHELL, JOHN H., vice president in charge of
sales for Screen Gems,
Inc., was born in New
York City and educated at
Michigan University. In
1937 he was with Erwin
Wasey & Co. In 1939
manager sales service de-
partment of Mutual Broad-
casting System. In 1946
was with U.S. Navy, WVET
and Honel Corp. In 1948
was director of TV for
United Artists and in 1952
was appointed vice presi-
dent of TV department.
EZZES, ERWIN H., vice president, director, general
sales manager for C & C
Television Corp., was born
in New York City. In 1945
entered industry as sales-
man for United World
Films, later became vice
president, director and
sales manager. In 1950
was salesman for Fla-
mingo Films which merged
with Associated Artists
into Motion Pictures For
TV. In 1951 was vice pres-
ident, sales manager for
MPTV; in 1954 with Guild.
GRAFF, J0NNY E., vice president in charge of
sales for Midwest opera-
tions of National Telefilm
Associates, Inc., was born
in Atlantic City, N. J. En-
tered radio in 1942 as
writer-producer at WEEI,
Boston. In 1945 with Don-
ahue & Coe as writer
director. In 1947 head of
programs at WBKB, Chi-
cago. In 1950 vice presi-
dent in charge of sales
for Snader Telescriptions.
In 1953 with NTA. Hob-
bies, golf, song writing.
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WILLIAMS, PHIL, vice president in charge of syn-
dication sales for ABC
Film Syndication, is mar-
ried and has two children.
In 1937 he joined Time,
Inc. and had been with
them for 15 years in
sales, public relations
and advertising. In 1952
was with Ziv as spot sales
manager of eastern divi-
sion. He is a member of
RTES, TRAC, N. Y. Adver-
tising Club, Poor Richard
Club and Sales Promotion
Executive Club of Phila.
MANSON, JOHN N., Ill, vice president and general
sales manager, Screen
Gems, Latin America, was
born in Wausau, Wise. He
is married and has two
children. Educated at Uni-
versity of Illinois. In 1948
was copywriter for NBC
in N. Y. In 1950 joined
BBDO as copywriter in
Cleveland. In 1951 was
vice president of Noble
Advertising in Mexico
City. In 1955 joined
Hi mm Screen Gems.
SHAW, JAMES T., national sales manager, national
sales department of Ziv
TV Programs, Inc., was
born in Gary, Ind. He is
married and has three
children. Entered industry
as producer-writer for
Brand Productions, later
radio-TV director at Henri,
Hurst& McDonald agency.
In 1956 joined Ziv as cen-
tral division sales man-
A ager, assuming present
Bl ^fci^ post m September 1957.
Wk ^Vfek Hobbies are hunting and
Ili™i mi -«:^^^" fishing.
SILLERMAN, MICHAEL M., executive vice president
in charge of all sales for
Television Programs of
America, Inc., was born
in Baltimore and attended
Johns Hopkins. From sales
and advertising into TV
via Alvin Austin Associ-
ates, Fairchild Publica-
tions and then I. Miller.
Was vice president, John
D. Boyle Co. also The
Biow Co. From 1932-35
owner-producer for Ham-
ilton Radio Prod.; organi-
zed Keystone in 1940.
LESLIE, ALEXANDER D., national sales manager for
Modern Teleservice, Inc.,
was born in Beachurst,
N. Y. He attended CCNY.
He is married and has
three children. After five
years in the U. S. Navy
in 1949 was N. Y. office
manager for Modern Talk-
ing Pictures; in 1956
joined Modern Teleser-
vice as member of sales
staff; in 1958 appointed
to present post. He is a
member of RTES.
KWARTIN, PAUL, executive vice president of Asso-
ciated Artists Enterprises,
Inc., was born in Hungary.
He was educated at the
University of Denver. Paul
has been in radio-TV and
motion pictures for over
20 years. He joined AAP
in 1954, beginning in na-
tional sales and is pres-
ently heading up mer-
chandising activities. He
is a member of RTES and
board of governors of
Silvermine Guild of
Artists.
MENDELSOHN, ALFRED L
assistant sales manager,
Universal Pictures Co.,
Inc. TV department, was
born in New York City. In
1942-46 was with U.S.
Air Force, in 1946 entered
the industry as a publicist
for Universal. In 1950-55
was manager of radio and
TV promotion and pub-
licity; also producer-
director of Movie Page
Ball for SPG and actor-
director with Little The-
atre Group. He is a
member of RTES.
LEO, JOHN, director of TV feature sales for United
Artists, was born in Des
Moines, la. He was edu-
cated at San Jose State
College and San Francisco
Law School. He is married
and has two children. In
1943 entered the industry
for Republic Pictures. In
1946-50 was western dis-
trict sales manager for
Eagle-Lion. In 1952-56
sales manager Telepic-
tures, Inc. His hobbies in-
clude all sports.
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FLORSHEIM, STANLEY C, general sales manager of
NTA's Famous Films Pro-
grams for TV, entered the
industry in 1942 to or-
ganize the ABC coopera-
tive program department.
In 1947 was with Adam
Hat Company. In 1948
joined Ziv as eastern
sales manager, later be-
came general sales man-
ager. In 1954 organized
Economee Program divi-
sion of Ziv TV, and be-
came general sales man-
ager.
GREGORY, JACK, sales manager, eastern division,
syndication sales for Ziv
TV Programs, was born in
Alliance, Neb. In 1940
joined Allied Advertising
Agency and became office
manager in 1947. In 1950
was account executive
with ABC in San Fran-
cisco. In 1953 joined Ziv
as account executive,
then spot sales manager,
becoming western divi-
sion sales manager in
1955 and eastern division
sales head in 1957.
DINSMORE, RICHARD, western area manager for
Screen Gems, Inc., was
born in Tarrytown, New
York. He was educated at
the University of Roches-
ter and Eastman School of
Music. He is married and
has two children. Dins-
more entered the industry
in 1938 in association
with NBC in New York.
From 1942-52 he was
musician and producer for
Radio and TV Production
in San Francisco. In 1953
joined Screen Gems, Inc.
PIECH, PETER M., vice president in charge of sales
for Screencraft Pictures,
Inc., president of Quintet
Productions, was born in
New York City. Entered in-
dustry in 1947 as partner
in Piech-Udell Produc-
tions; 1949 staff writer
on various TV shows.
Joined Olio Video TV in
1950 as sales director;
1953 headed Screencraft
new TV department; 1955
became president of Quin-
tet. Hobbies are music,
hunting and books.
JUNKIN, RAYMOND, vice president in charge of
sales for Official Films
Inc., was born in New
York City. He received
his education at the Uni-
versity of Alabama and
U. of Pennsylvania. He is
married and has two
children. Junkin joined
Official in 1953 super-
vising sales in the south-
western area, became
assistant to the president
in 1957 and elected vice
president in charge of
sales in 1957.
American sales co-
CONANGLA, RAUL C, Latin
ordinator for ABC Film
Syndication, Inc., was
born in Havana. He is
married and has one
child. From 1943-45 with
U. S. Army, ETO. In 1945
joined American Merchan-
dise Mart as export man-
ager, later was associated
with Aircraft-Marine Prod-
ucts, Inc. In 1954 with
Westinghouse Electric In-
ternational Distributors in
Havana. Is a member of
International Ad Assoc.
SPIRT, ARTHUR, central division manager of Tele-
vision Programs of Amer-
ica Inc., was born in
Waterbury, Conn. He was
educated at various
schools in Connecticut
and Massachusetts. He is
married and has one
child. Prior to joining
TPA in 1956 he had been
in the real estate field.
His hobbies include sports
of all kinds. He is a
member of the yacht club
at Martha's Vineyard.
FRIEDLAND, LOU, vice president in charge of sta-
tion program sales for ^^^^^^^^^^
MCA TV Ltd., was an in-
structor in Applied Psy-
chology at N.Y.U. until
World War II, when he
served with the U.S. Navy.
Later he was assistant to
the president at Gettinger
Associates in film and TV
financing. In 1952 he
joined MCA TV as account
executive; became head
of station sales in 1953;
vice president in 1954,
board member in 1955.
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McMANUS, T. J., vice president, international sales
for MCA-TV Ltd., was born
in New York City. He at-
tended Columbia and St.
John Law School. Entered
the industry via Telenews
Productions in 1950. In
1952 joined United TV
Programs; 1953 became
eastern sales manager.
In 1954 became associ-
ated with MCA-TV when
UTP merged with former,
continued as eastern
sales manager until 1955,
then international head.
North-Central area manager
for Screen Gems, Inc.,
was born in Chicago. He
was educated at the Uni-
versity of Miami. He is
married and has two chil-
dren. From 1941-45 Lt.
Col. USAR (Ret.) In 1945
entered the industry with
NBC in radio recording
division. In 1947 with
Capitol Records. 1949
was with Langworth Fea-
ture Programs. In 1952
with Unity TV and later
with Hygo TV.
GREGORY, SHERMAN, New York City sales manager
for ABC Film Syndication
Inc., was born in Wessing-
ton Springs, S. Dak.
Entered industry in 1926
as radio engineer, then
asst. general manager
with Westinghouse Radio
Station Inc. From 1938-48
with KDKA, Pittsburgh;
NBC o & o station WEAF;
Schenley Industries;
Campbell Soup and Tele
Spots Inc. In 1949 with
RoyS. Durstine and Trans-
portation Displays.
LOW, MARTIN L, vice president in charge of sales
for Robert Lawrence Pro-
ductions, was born in
Cincinnati, Ohio. He was
educated at Swarthmore
College. He is married
and has two children. In
1945 was a Lt. Col. USAF;
in 1949 sales engineer
with Cincinnati Milling
Machine. In 1956 was in
sales and design for
Bernard Bernstein Textile
Company. Among his hob-
bies are tennis, skiing and
do-it-yourself.
GERMAN, WILLIAM J., president, in charge of sales
W. J. German Inc., was
born in Fort Huron, On-
tario, Canada. Entered in-
dustry in 1906 with
Eastman Kodak, Roches-
ter; 1921 manager GM
lab, Paragon and Sen-Jac
Labs; 1922 associated
with J. E. Brulatour Inc.;
1924 vice president and
general manager; 1946
president J. E. Brulatour;
1952 president W. J. Ger-
man Inc. Member SMPTE,
AMPAS and ASC.
MARTINI, ALLEN V., sales manager, western divi-
sion, syndicated sales
department of Ziv Tele-
vision Programs, was born
in Texarkana, Tex. In
1951 he entered the in-
dustry as sales manager
for Filmakers Releasing
Corp. In 1953 joined Ziv
as account executive, be-
coming spot sales man-
ager in 1955, and as-
sumed his present post in
1957. Hobbies, tennis and
flying. He is a member of
the Variety Club.
CORWIN, GERALD S., sales manager for National
Telefilm Associates in an
8-state area, attended the
University of Minnesota
and Missouri. He is mar-
ried and has two children.
In 1939 was free lance
producer at WDGY. In
1946 joined Bozell &
Jacobs as account execu-
tive. In 1947 with KSTP
as newscaster; 1948 with
WLOL as special events
director. In 1950 with
WDGY; 1952 with WISN,
joined NTA in 1954.
MICHELSON, CHARLES, is U.S.A. representative for
tiwo Australian TV sta-
tions, TCN in Sydney and
HSV in Melbourne. He was
born in New York City and
attended Columbia Uni-
versity. He is married and
has two children. Entered
the industry in 1937 as
export manager for Mi-
chelson & Sternberg Inc.
In 1938 established his
own company, Charles
Michelson Inc. Hobbies,
boating and model rail-
roading.
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CRON, JOHN BOWES, managing director of Screen
Gems Ltd. of United King-
dom; director of sales,
Europe and Middle East
for Screen Gems, Inc.,
was born in Mt. Vernon,
N. Y. He is married and
has three children. In
1946 entered industry as
film head program pro-
curement for NBC; 1950
national sales manager,
NBC film division. In 1955
joined Screen Gems, Ltd.
Hobbies, golf and shoot-
ing. Is a member of RTES.
CLANCY, RUSSELL, national sales director for Tele-
vision Programs of Amer-
ica Inc., was born in
Brooklyn, N. Y. He was
educated at Yale. He is
married and has two chil-
dren. He was formerly an
announcer with WHN in
New York City; also west-
ern division manager for
AP Radio News Service.
He had been with Ziv, and
joined TPA in 1956. His
hobby is Hi-Fi. He is a
member of the Broadcast
Pioneers.
SACKETT, MORT D., president and general sales
manager for Common-
wealth Film & TV, Inc.,
entered the film business
in 1910. In 1918 with the
late Sam Goldstein or-
ganized Guaranteed Pic-
tures. In 1937 Common-
wealth Pictures Corp. was
organized to cover 16mm
and non-theatricals. In
1947 formed Common-
wealth Film & TV Inc.
Sackett eventually pur-
chased interest of all
companies.
S5LER, W. 0., western area manager for Associa-
tion Films, Inc. was born
in Santa Maria, California.
He was educated at San
Jose State College and
Golden Gate College. He
is married and has two
children, Ralph and Kerry.
He joined Association
Films in 1947, with head-
quarters in San Francisco,
when it was under the
operation of the Young
Men's Christian Associa-
tion.
president in charge of
GRAY, EDWARD M., vice
sales on the West Coast
for National Telefilm As-
sociates, Inc., is married
and has one child. He
entered the industry as a
talent agent in 1937; in
1950 founded Mutual TV.
In 1954 he organized
Monter-Gray Inc. He
joined National Telefilm
Associates Inc. in 1954
and in 1955 was ap-
pointed vice president
with headquarters in Los
Angeles.
STERN, EDWARD J., president International divi-
sion of Ziv Television Pro-
grams, Inc., was born in
Detroit. He is married and
has three children. He
attended the University of
Cincinnati. In 1953 he
entered the industry to
head up international
sales and preparation of
foreign language program-
ming. His hobby is fishing.
He is a member of Sigma
Alpha Mu, Sophos, and
International Advertising
Association.
president, in charge of
BASCH, CHARLES J. JR.,
sales for Television
Screen Productions, and
partner in Basch Radio
& TV, was born in Newark,
N. J. He attended Pratt
Institute and Newark In-
dustrial School. He is
married and has one
child. In 1931 formed
Basch Radio & TV; in 1948
Television Screen Produc-
tions. His hobbies are
tennis, bridge. He is a
member of RTES.
GLINERT, WARREN, associate sales manager for
Television Graphics and
Film Graphics, was born
in New York City and at-
tended New York Univer-
sity. He entered the in-
dustry in 1953 as an
account executive for
Consolidated TV Film
Sales, later with United
Television Programs and
then to MCA TV. His hob-
bies include swimming,
baseball, football and
calisthenics. He belongs
to St. George Dolphins.
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KIRBY, JERRY, central division manager, national
sales department, Ziv Tel-
evision Programs, Inc.,
was born in Milwaukee.
He entered industry in
1946 as announcer-sales-
man for WKBB, Dubuque.
In 1950 with Chicago
Tribune doing publicity
and promotion; in 1953
account executive with
Beaumont & Hohman; in
1956 with Rogers & Smith
agency and same year
joined Ziv, assuming his
present post in 1957.
WONDSEL, HAROLD E., president, in charge of sales
for Wondsel, Carlisle &
Dunphy, Inc., was born in
New York City. In 1918
entered motion pictures
as lab technician; 1919
opened commercial still
plant; 1920 returned to
m.p. lab; 1921-26 free
lance editor short sub-
jects; 1926-30 with Fox
Movietone News; 1931-32
Pathe News. In 1937 be-
came president of Sound
Masters; vice president
National Educ. Films, Inc.
BINGHAM, JOHN RAYMOND, president in charge of
sales for Association
Films Inc., was born in
Melbourne, Ark. He is
married and has two
children. From 192244
general program director
of N.Y.C. YMCA and Na-
tional Board of YMCAs.
In 1944 joined Associa-
tion Films. His hobbies
are fishing, gardening and
stamp collecting. A for-
mer president Educational
Film Library Assoc, and
chairman Film Council.
SCHLANK,
MEL, vice president in charge of sales
for Gross-Krasne, Inc.,
was born in Los Angeles,
California. He attended
the University of Califor-
nia. He is married. He
has been with Gross-
Krasne since formation
of the company handling
TV and films. Among his
hobbies are golf, tennis
and outdoor sports. He is
a member of the Masons,
and active in several
local philanthropic organ-
izations.
GOIT, CHARLES W., national sales director for
Television Programs of
America Inc., was born
in Kansas City, Mo. He
was educated at North-
western University and
Penn State. He is married
and has two children.
After several years in
the magazine field with
"Fortune" and "Look" he
joined Ziv TV. In 1954
he became associated
with TPA as an account
executive. His hobbies in-
clude all water sports.
BROWNE, FRANK A., Southwest rep NBC Films div.
of Calif. Nat. Prod, was
born in Yemassee, S. C,
and attended University
of Georgia. Entered in-
dustry in 1937 as an-
nouncer at various
southern radio stations.
Owned and operated
KWFC, Hot Springs, Ark.
in 1948-51; sales man-
ager at WJTV, Jackson,
Miss. 1952-53; joined
Screen Gems in 1954.
Hobbies, fishing and
swimming.
LAMM, EDWARD J., president, in charge of all sales
for the Pathescope Com-
pany of America Inc., was
born in New York City.
He attended Columbia
University. He is married
and has two children. En-
tered film industry in
1933; in 1940 became
president of Pathescope
Company of America. His
hobbies are golf and
travel. Is a member of
the Quaker Ridge Golf
Club, and treasurer of
Film Producers' Assoc.
LOVE, CHARLES AUSTIN, sales manager for James
Love Productions Inc.,
was born in Wildwood,
New Jersey. He is mar-
ried and has two children.
He entered the industry in
1947 as a salesman for
Lalley & Love, Inc. in
Pittsburgh. In 1952 he
was with the same com-
pany operating out of
their New York City office.
His hobbies are fishing,
hunting and golf. He is a
member of the Civil Air
Patrol.
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SEGAL, MILLARD, executive vice president of the
international division of
Ziv Television Programs,
Inc., was born in Cincin-
nati, 0. He is married and
has two children. In 1937
became continuity editor
at WLW in Cincinnati,
Ohio; 1939 was doing free
lance continuity and pro-
duction in New York. In
1953 joined Ziv. His
hobby is sculpturing. He
is a member of the Inter-
national Advertising Asso-
ciation.
TOBIN, JOHN F., eastern sales manager for NBC
Films division of Cali-
fornia National Produc-
tions, was born in Cam-
bridge, Mass. He attended
the University of South-
ern California. From 1952-
54 he packaged live
shows under his own
company, Century Produc-
tions, in Los Angeles and
San Francisco. In 1954 he
joined NBC Films. He is a
member of RTES and SEC,
New York. Hobbies, golf,
tennis, fishing.
GOODMAN, EVERETT F., general sales manager for
Harry S. Goodman Produc-
jm tions, was born in Chi-
# > cago and educated at
f % Princeton University. He
is married and has two
U children, Thomas and
m * Donald. Everett entered
the industry in 1940 as
salesman for Harry S.
Goodman Radio Produc-
tions. In 1948 he became
sales manager for the
organization. Among his
hobbies are golf, bowling
and gardening.
MILLS, MYRON, vice president and sales manager
for Screencraft Pictures
Inc., was born in New
York City and educated
at N. Y. Maritime College
and Union College. He is
married and has one
child. Entered the indus-
try in 1938 as salesman
for Equity Film Exchanges;
1941 in service; 1946
back with Equity handling
TV. In 1947 became asso-
ciated with Screencraft.
Hobbies are golf, fishing
and boating.
COLMAN, BEN, eastern area manager for Screen
Gems, Inc., was born in
New York City and edu-
cated at N. Y. U. School
of Commerce. In 1930
with Paul Block & Asso-
ciates; 1942 with Esquire
and Ken Magazines in
Chicago; 1948 president
Chartoc-Colman Produc-
tions; 1950 with Esquire
in New York. In 1952 with
Wm. H. Weintraub Agency;
1953 eastern sales man-
ager for Liberty Network.
With Ziv TV in 1955.
ADLER, SEYMOUR L, national sales manager for
Guild Films Inc., was born
in Philadelphia, Pa. and
educated at the Univer-
sity of Cincinnati. He is
married. In 1946 he en-
tered the industry as a
salesman for Frederic Ziv
Company. In 1947 was
with WLW-TV, Cincinnati.
In 1951 headed the TV
department in Chicago
for the William Morris
Agency. In 1955 was as-
sociated with Screen
Gems, Inc.
KAPLAN, CY, special assistant to vice president
charge of sales at Na-
tional Telefilm Asso-
ciates, Inc., was born in
Chicago. He attended the
University of De Paul. He
is married and has one
child. In 1946 entered in-
dustry as general man-
ager of Tel-Air Associates;
1950 joined World Broad-
casting System as mid-
west manager. In 1952
with General Teleradio as
sales manager for WGTH-
TV; 1953 joined TPA.
GREENBERG, ROBERT, vice president, western divi-
sion sales manager, MCA
TV Ltd., was born in Pitts-
burgh and attended Ohio
State. He is married and
has two children. In 1937
with Cleveland Plain
Dealer in advertising;
1939-44 ad and sales pro-
motion manager at WHK-
WCLE, Cleveland; 1944-46
with U. S. Army; 1946-48
with Universal Match
Corp.; 1948-49 Broadcast-
er's Guild. Joined MCA TV
in 1949 in Beverly Hills.
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CARLTON, RICHARD, vice president in charge of
sales for Trans-Lux TV
Corp., was born in New
York City. Educated at
CCNY, Columbia and
Pratt. Is married and has
two children. Entered the
industry in 1935 with
Columbia Pictures; later
with National Screen Ser-
vice. In 1951 joined Sterl-
ing TV; then with UM & M
g :|Pf j| TV, In 1956 joined Trans-
Lux. He is a member of
I |f"]': RTES- His hobbies are
tennis and photography.
LAMNECK, JOSEPH D.f general manager, New York
office of Warner Bros.
Pictures Inc. TV division,
is married and has five
children. Educated at St.
John's he entered the in-
dustry in 1954 as art di-
rector at Newell Emmett
Co. In 1950 with Cecil &
Presbrey as director of
TV production; 1954 as-
sociated with McCann-
Erickson as TV producer;
1956 with Kenyon & Eck-
hardt as TV producer.
Hobby is hunting.
BROMAN, EDWARD J., central division sales man-
ager, syndication, Ziv
Television Programs, Inc.,
was born in Salt Lake
City. He is married and
has three children. Ent-
ered industry in 1931 as
salesman at KDYL, Salt
Lake; 1933 with KSL and
sales manager in 1945.
Then with Universal
Broadcasting Co. as vice
president and general
manager. In 1947 joined
Ziv. Is a member of Salt
Lake Advertising Club.
LEVEY, STANLEY, national director of station sales
for Television Programs
of America, Inc., was
born in Chicago and edu-
cated at De Paul Univer-
sity. He had been with
the Chicago Herald-
Examiner and salesman
and manager for Univer-
sal Films. From 1937-50
he had been in advertis-
ing with Pabst organiza-
tion and Barron Collier,
also on the sales staff of
WIND and WBEN, then
joined Ziv Radio-TV sales.
O'LUUGHLIN, JOHN J., vice president and general
sales manager for George
Bagnall & Associates, am^
Inc., was born in Win-
nipeg. After serving with
Field Artillery and Royal
Flying Corps returned to
France and became as-
sociated with Allen Thea-
tres. Later with RKO.
From 1940-51 with United
Artists Corp. in various
sales capacities in the
Northwest. In 1951 joined
George Bagnall & Asso-
ciates, Inc.
i
DUDELSON, STANLEY, midwest area manager for
Screen Gems, Inc., was
born in Cleveland, Ohio.
He is married and has
three children. After three
years in the Armed For-
ces entered theatrical
field as motion picture
salesman for RKO and
later with United Artists.
In 1954 joined Hygo Tele-
vision and then became
associated with Screen
Gems. His favorite sports
include fishing, golf and
bowling.
MONTANUS, EDWARD, Central sales manager for
NBC Films division of
California National Pro-
ductions, was born in
Springeld, 0. He was edu-
cated at Ohio State Uni-
versity and St. Gallen
School in Switzerland. He
is married and has one
child^ In 1950 entered
the industry as a sales-
man for Thomas A. Edi-
son, Inc. In 1952 was ad
manager for Bryant Ma-
chinery and Engraving
Company. Hobby, golf.
FELD, IRVING, national sales director for Guild
Films Inc., was born in
Kansas City, Mo. He was
educated at the Univer-
sity of Missouri School of
Journalism. He is married
and has two children. In
1950 he entered the in-
dustry with MPTV; then
served as vice president
of Gross-Krasne Produc-
tions, and had been na-
tional sales manager of
UM & M. He joined Guild
in 1956 as national syn-
dication sales supervisor.
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Commercial Film Enterprises
125 Hyde St ORdway 3-9162
Motion Picture Service Co.
126 Hyde St ORdway 3-9162
'Multichrome Laboratories
760 Gough St. . . HEmlock 1-6567
Palmer, W. A., Films, Inc.
611 Howard St .YUkon 6-6961
Sola Photo & Sound
37 Prospect Ave ATwater 2-6004
COLORADO
Alexander Film Co.
Colorado Springs MElrose 3-1771
Western Cine Service
114 East Eighth Ave., Denver. . . .TAbor 5-2812
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Capital Film Laboratories, Inc.
1905 Fail-view Ave., N.E LAwrence 6-4634
Emergency Film Service
203 Eye St., N.W ST 3-4260
Nat'l Cine Labs.
2006 Powhatan Rd.. Hyattsville . . . HA 2-4333
ATLANTA, GA.
Beeland-King Film Production
762 Sping St EL 7558
Paramount News
135 Cain, N.W JAckson 3-1636
Strickland Film Co.
220 Pharr Rd., N.E CHerokee 6317
CHICAGO, ILL.
Atlas Film Corp.
1111 S. Boidevard. Oak Pk AUstin 7-8620
Bell and Howell Co.
7100 McCormick, Lincolnwood AM 2-1600
Chicago Film Laboratory, Inc.
1322 W. Belmont Ave Bittersweet 8-6780
Colburn, Geo. W., Laboratory
164 N. Wacker Drive STate 2-7316
Crescent Film Laboratories
7510 N. Ashland AMbassador 2-6000
Filmack Laboratories
1327 S. Wabash Ave HArrison 7-3395
Fischer Photographic Lab
1731 N. Mobile Ave ME 7-5316
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Reversal Development
Negative Development
Complete Lab Service
1 7 W. 45th St., New York 36, N. Y. JUdson 6-1 880
1046
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Wilding Picture Productions Inc.
1345 W. Argyle Ot LOa&beach 1-8410
GARY, INDIANA
Lakeside Laboratory
5929 E. Dunes Hwy.
DES MOINES, IA.
General Pictures Productions
Keo Way .ATlantic 8-2113
Parrot Films Studio
1000 - 14th PI ATlantic 2-4211
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Motion Picture Advertising Service Co. Inc.
1032 Carondelet St RAymond 2253
BALTIMORE, MD.
Alpha Film Laboratories
Falls Road VAlley 3-6617
BOSTON, MASS.
Master Motion Picture Co.
50 Piedmont St HAncock 6-3592
DETROIT, MICH.
General Film Laboratory, Inc.
66 Sdbley WOoodward 1-7818
Jam Handy Organization
2821 E. Grand Blvd. TRinity 5-2450
Wilding Picture Prod., Inc.
4925 Caddeux St. TUxedo 5-3740
ST. PAUL, MINN.
Reid H Ray Film Industries
2269 Ford Parkway. . Midway 9-1393
KANSAS CITY, MO.
The Calvin Co
1105 Truman Rd. HArrison 1230
Eso-S Pictures
1121 W. 47th St VAlentine 8780
FORT LEE, N. J.
Consolidated Film Industries
Main Street Fort Lee 8-3400
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Ace Film Laboratories (Warner Bros.)
1277 E. 14th St.. Brooklyn. . .ESplanade 7-8700
Color Service Co.
115 W. 45th St JUdson 6-0853
Comprehensive Filmtreat Inc.
421 W. 54th St . .COlumbus 5-0372
Consolidated Film Industries
Div. of Republic Pictures Corp.
1740 Broadway JUdson 6-1700
Fort Lee, N. J FOrt Lee 8-3400
Criterion Film Labs, Inc.
33 W. 60th St. . . .COlumbus 5-2180
DeLuxe Laboratories, Inc. (20th Century-Fox)
850 Tenth Ave Circle 7-3220
Du-Art Film Laboratories, Inc.
245 W 65th St .PLaza 7-4580
Fordel Film Laboratories
1187 University Ave ..... .LUdlow 8-5100
GufTanti Film Laboratories, Inc.
630 Ninth Ave. ....... .COlumbus 5-5530
Kin-O-Lux, Inc.
17 W. 45th St JUdson 6-1880
Lab-TV
247 W. 46th St JUdson 6-2293
Major Film Laboratories Inc.
653 Eleventh Ave . PLaza 7-6185
Malcolm Laboratories Corp.
244 W. 49th St Circle 6-6150
Mecca Film Laboratories, Inc.
630 Ninth Ave. . COlumbus 5-7676
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Mercury Film Laboratories Inc.
723 Seventh Ave Circle 5-4930
Movielab Film Laboratories
619 W. 64th St JUdson 6-0360
National Screen Service Corp.
1600 Broadway Circle 6-5700
Paramount Laboratory
34-54 35th St., Long: Island City RA 8-8000
Paramount News Laboratory
Office: 544 W. 43rd St LOngracre 3-4300
Pathe Laboratories, Inc.
106 E. 106th St TRfalg-ar 6-1120
Peerless Film Processing
165 W. 46th St PLaza 7-3630
Precision Film Laboratories
21 W. 46th St JUdson 2-3970
Rainbowlab, Inc.
619 W. 54th St JUdson 6-0360
Swift Motion Picture Lab.
161 Union PI CY 3-2400
Titra Film Labs
1501 B'way PE 6-4535
Tri Art Color Corp.
245 W. 55th St PLaza 7-4580
Video Crafts, Inc.
80 W. 12th St CHelsea 2-1150
Video Film Laboratories
350 W. 50th St JUdson 6-7196
CLEVELAND, O.
Escar Motion Picture Service, Inc.
7315 Oarnegrie Ave ENdicott 1-2707
DAYTON, O.
Film Assoc, Inc.
4600 S. Dixie Ave WAlnut 2164
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PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Berwick, Harold W.
1017 W. Alleg-heny Ave BAldwin 9-9355
News Reel Laboratory
1729 Sansom St Rittenhouse 6-3892
Welsh Studios
1209 E. Chelton Ave Living-stone 8-4611
DALLAS, TEX.
Big D Film Lab
4215 Gaston Ave TAylor 4-1341
Jamieson Film Co.
3825 Bryan TAylor 3-8158
Southwest Film Laboratory, Inc.
3024 Port Worth WHitehall 6-2184
Variety Pictures, Inc.
3825 Bryan TAylor 3-8158
MILWAUKEE, WISC.
Film Arts Productions, Inc.
1032 N. Sixth St BRoadway 6-5670
CANADA
CALGARY
Barnes Calgary Film Production Co.
MONTREAL
Associated Screen NeAvs, Ltd.
2000 Northcliffe Ave DExter 1186
National Film Board
3255 Cote de Liesse Rd Riverside 7-5511
Trans-World Film Labs.
4824 Cote de Neiges Rd RE 3-7181
TORONTO
Associated Screen News, Ltd.
108 Peter St. . .- EMpire 6-3052
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Film Editing Equipt.
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Film Laboratories, Inc.
630 Ninth Ave., New York
COIumbus 5-5530
1048
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Film Laboratories of Canada, Ltd. Cinema Research
310 Lakeshore Rd MUrray 7226 7000 Romaine, Hollywood 38, Calif.; OLdfield
Northern Motion Pic. Labs. 4-4142.
10 Dell Park Ave REgrent 3-9162 Color Research Corp.
Peerless Laboratories 71 Fulton St COrtlandt 7-7895
21 Gardiner Rd MAyflower 1055 Color Reproduction Co.
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd. 7936 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 46. Calif.:
300 Bay St EMpire 8-4771 OLdfield 4-8010.
Color Service Co., Inc.
OTTAWA H5 W. 45th St., N. Y. C. 36; JUdson 6-0853
Crawlev Films. Ltd. Consolidated Film Ind.
19 Fairmont Ave PArkway 8-3813 959 N- Seward St., Hollywood; HOllywood
National Film Board of Canada
John & Sussex Sts RIdeau 9-5730 Eastman Kodak Co.
Rochester, N. Y.
TtWClN A QJ<ZK' Eastman Kodak Research Lab.
ixnwnsi, o^oiv. 1017 N Lag Palmas Ave Hollywood; HOlly-
General Films, Ltd. wood 5-7151.
1924 Rose St. Fi]m Effects of Hollywood
iz a t\i rrkT j j/ -cry 1153 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.;
VAISLUUVbti Hollywood 9-5808.
Motion Skreenadz, Ltd. Flora Color
Film Exchange Bldgr. 1103 E1 Centro Ave Hollywood. Calif.; HOlly-
Trans-Canada Films, Ltd. wood 7-9559.
1210 Burrard St PA 1458 Kodachrome
Vancouver Motion Pictures, Ltd. Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, N. Y. (16 and
Film Exchange Bldg. 8 mm> for motion pictures; 35 mm. cartridges
for stalls only.) 6060 Hollywood Blvd., Holly-
wood; HO 4-2181.
C/OlOl* Pl*OCQSSCS Mercer, Ray, & Co.
4241 Normal Ave., Hollywood; NOrmandy 3-
Acme Film Labs 9331.
1161 N. Highland, Hollywood 38, Calif.; HOlly- Pathe Lab., Inc.
wood 4-7471. 6823 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood; HOUy-
Ansco Color wood 9-3961.
Ansco Division of General Aniline & Film Corp., Polacolor Process
2229 Vaux Hall Rd.. Union. N. J.; 405 Lexing- Polaroid Corp.. Cambridge 39, Mass.
ton Ave., N. Y.; MUrray 'Mil 6-0555; 6424 Movielab Color Corporation
Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood; HOllywood 619 W. 54th St., New York, N. Y.; JUdson
9-2918. 6-0360.
Quality
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33 W. 60th St. • NEW YORK 23, N. Y.
COIumbus 5-2180
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Technicolor Motion Picture Corp.
6311 Romaine St.. Hollywood 38, Calif.; Hol-
lywood 7-1101; Office: 30 Rockefeller Plaza,
New York. N. Y.; Circle 7-7934.
Video Color, Inc.
11 E. 48th St., N. Y.; MUrray Hill 8-8190.
Projectors
Ballantyne Co., 1712 Jackson, Omaha 2. Nebr.
Bodde Projector Co., 11541 Bradley Ave., San
Fernando, Calif EMpire 5-2551
Century Projector Corp., 729 7th Ave.. New York
N. Y Circle 5-7048
Camera Equipment Co., 315 W. 43rd St., New
York. N. Y JUdson 6-1420
Spot and Flood
Lamps
Adams Lighting, Inc., 10 First St., Pelham, N. Y.
PElham 8-4003
Amplex Corp., Ill Water St., Brooklyn 1, N. Y.
ULster 8-9735
Ariel Davis Supply Co., 3687 S. State St., Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Capitol Stage Lighting Co., 627 W. 45th St.. New
York. N. Y Circle 6-7770
Oompco Corp., 2251 W. St. Paul Avenue, Chicago
47. 111.
DeVry Corp., 1111 Armitage Ave.. Chicago, 111.
General Electric Co., Nela Park. Cleveland, O.
International Motion Picture Consultants, Inc.,
National Press Building, Washington, D. C.
Kliegl Bros., 321 W. 50th St., New York. N. Y.
COlumbus 5-0130
West Harvard St.,
Mitchell Camera Corp.,
G-lendale 4. Calif.
Motiograph, Inc., 4431 W. Lake St.. Chicago 24,
111.
National Theater Supply, 92 Gold St.. New York.
N. Y. BEekman 3-4170
Radiant Lamp Corp., 300 Jeliff Ave., Newark 8,
N. J.
Radio Corp. of America, Camden, N. J.
S.O.S. Cinema Supply Corp.,
York 19. N. Y
W. 52nd St.. New
PL 7-0440
Sylvania Electric Products Co., 1740 Broadway,
New York, N. Y ... .JUdson 62424
Wenzel Projector Co., 2509 S. State St., Chicago
16. 111.
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
Bloomfield, N. J.
Lamp Division,
Carpets
Bigelow Carpet Co., 140 Madison Ave., New York,
N. Y. ORegon 9-3000
Goodall Fabrics, Inc., 1430 B'way, New York,
N. Y LOngacre 4-5000
Hardwick & Magee Co., Lehigh Ave. & 7th St..
Philadelphia 33, Pa.
A. ft M. Karagheusian, Inc., 295 5th Ave.. New
York, N. Y ORegon 9-1220
James Lees & Sons Co., Norristown, Montgomery
County, Pa.
Co H. Maeland ft Sons, Carlisle. Pa.
Alexander Smith, Inc., 295 5th Ave.. New York
16, N. Y. MUrray Hill 9-1300
Background
Processes
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
Acme Film Laboratories, Inc.
1161 N. Highland Ave. (38) .Hollywood 4-747 J
Anderson, Howard A., Co.
751 N. Fair Fax OLiver 3-4880
Bodde Screen Co.
11541 Bradley Ave., San Fernando, Calif.
EMpire 5-2551
Cinema Research
7000 Romaine, Hollywood (38) .OLdfield 4-2438
Hollywood 2-7464
Consolidated Films Industries, Inc.
959 Seward St Hollywood 9-1441
Mercer, Ray
4241 Normal Ave NOrmandy 3-9331
Pathe Laboratories, Inc.
6823 Santa Monica Blvd. . . .Hollywood 9-8961
Technicolor Motion Picture Corp.
6311 Romaine St Hollywood 7-1101
Raw Stock
Ansco
Ansco Division of General Aniline & Film Corp..
Binghamton. N. Y.: 405 Lexington Ave..
MUrray Hill 6-0555, New York 19, N. Y.; 6424
Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 9-2918, Holly-
wood, Calif.
DuPont
I. E. du Pont de Nemours and Co. (Inc.).
Photo Products Division, Wilmington, Del.;
7051 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 9-5147.
Hollywood 38. Calif. Factories: Parlin, N. J.
Eastman
See W. J. German, Inc., Factories: Eastman
Kodak Co.. Rochester. N. Y.
German, W. J., Inc.
Distributor of Eastman motion picture film.
John St., Fort Lee. N. J., Fort Lee 8-5100;
6677 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 4-63,
Hollywood 38. Calif.
Gevaert Co. of America
321 W. 54th St JUdson 6-2770
Kin-O-Lux
17 W. 45th St., N. Y.. .
.JUdson 6-1880
Storage Vaults
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
Iteking Van & Storage Co.
1025 N. Highland Ave Hollywood 9-8181
Hollywood Film Co.
956 Seward St Hollywood 4-7191
Lyons Van ft Storage Co.
1950 S. Vermont REpublic 1-3131
United Storage Corp.
Band-Chestnut Sts BOundbrook 9-3060
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Bonded Film Storage Corp.
630 Ninth Ave. JUdson 6-1030
Consolidated Film Industries,
Div. of Republic Pictures Corp.
1740 Broadway JUdson 6-1700
Stock Shot Libraries
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
Camera Craft Audio Visual Sales & Rentals Co.
6800 Sunset Blvd Hollywood 3-6856
Film Classic Exchange
1611 N. LaBrea HOllywood 7-4255
1050
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Ideal Pictures, Inc.
4336 Sunset Bird NOrmandie 5-5581
Mercer, Raj & Co.
4241 Normal Ave. (27).. .NOrmandy 3-9331
Smith, Howard K., Films
2408 W. Seventh St DUnkirk 7-8228
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Filmvideo Releasing Corp.
(Formerly Miles Library*
333 W. 52nd St. (19) Circle 6-4821-2
NBC Film Library
105 E. 106th St CI 7-8300
Stock Shots To Order, Inc.
550 5th Ave Circle 6-0690
Zouary Stock Shots
333 W. 52nd St. (19) Circle 6-4821-2
Cartoon Producers
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
Cinema Research Corp.
7000 Romaine St., H'wood (38) .OLdfield 4-4117
Disney, Walt
2400 W. Alameda, Burbank ... Victoria 9-3461
Glenar (Sid) Productions
6618% Sunset Blvd. (38) . . .HOllywood 4-0406
Lantz, Walter
861 Seward St HOllywood 9-2907
Mercer, Ray
4241 Normal Ave NOrmandy 3-9331
YIetro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Culver City TExas 0-3311
United Productions of America
4440 Lakeside Dr.. Burbank TH 2-7171
Werner Bros. Cartoons, Inc.
461 S. Calif. St.. Burbank. . .THornwall 4-2633
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y.
Terry, Paul
38 Centre Ave NEw Rochelle 2-3466
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Disney, Walt, Productions
477 Madison Ave PLaza 9-3880
Eshbaugh, Ted. Studios, Inc.
109 W. 64th St TRafalgar 3-0720
Famous Studios
25 W. 45th St JUdson 2-4500
Smith, Fletcher, Studios, Inc.
321 E. 44th St MUrray Hill 9010
Prizes,
Premiums, Etc.
The Reuben H. Donnelley Corp.
305 East 45th St., N. Y. C ORegron 9-4000
Robert A. Gold
302 East 4th St., N. Y. C ORegron. 7-3880
Richard S. Robbing
163 Bleecker St., N. Y. C SPringr 7-2568
Spotlight Promotions
1150 6th Ave.. N. Y. C OXford 7-3322
VIP Service, Inc.
720 5th Ave PLaza 7-0130
Radio-TV
Station Brokers
Blackburn & Co.
Washingrton. D. C: Washington Bldg-.. STerling-
3-4341. James W. Blackburn, partner.
Chicago, 111.: 333 N. Michigan Ave., Financial
6-6460.
Atlanta. Ga.: Healey Bldg., JAckson 5-1576.
Haskell Bloomberg
Lowell, Mass.: 208 Fairmount St., GLenview
5-5823, Haskell Bloomberg, Gen. Mgr., Muriel
Joan Bloomberg. Asst. Gen. Mgr.
R. C. Crisler Co.
Cincinnati, O.: Fifth-Third Bank Bldg.. DUnbar
1-7775.
New York: 41 E. 42nd St.. MU 7-8436.
Hamilton, Stubblefield, Twining & Assoc.
Washington, D. C: 1737 DeSales St., N.W., EX
3-3456. Wm. T. Stubblefield.
Cleveland. Ohio: 2414 Terminal Tower, TO
1-6127. Jackson B. Maurer.
Chicago, 111.: Tribune Tower, DE 7-2754. Ray
V. Hamilton, Barney Ogle.
Atlanta, Ga.: 1515 Healey Bldg.. JA 3-3431.
Jack L. Barton.
Dallas, Tex.: Fidelity Union Life Bldg., RI
8-1175. Dewitt Landis.
San Francisco, Calif.: Ill Sutter St., EX 2-5671.
W. R. Twining-.
Allen Kander & Co.
Washington, D. C: 1625 Eye St.. N.W., NA-
tional 8-1990.
New York 17. N. Y : 60 E. 42nd St., MUrray
Hill 7-4242.
Chicago 1, 111.: 35 E. Wacker Dr., RAndolph
6-6760.
Denver, Colo.: 1700 Broadway, AComa 2-3623.
Frederick Pittera Associates
New York: 500 Fifth Ave., COlumbus 5-5400.
Howard E. Stark
New York 22, N. Y.: 60 East 58th St., EL-
dorado 6-0405.
Screening Rooms
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Bonded 's Film Center Theater
630 Ninth Ave JUdson 6-1030
International Theatre (210 seats)
120 W. 42nd St Wisconsin 7-9907
Johnny Victor Theater
40 W. 49th St Circle 6-4030
Alovielab Theatre Service, Inc.
619 W. 54th St JUdson 6-0360
Preview Theater
1600 Broadway Circle C-088I
R.C.A. Victor
411 Fifth Ave . .MUrray Hill 3-7611
Zouary TV-Film Theatre
120 W. 42nd St Circle 6-4821,
Wisconsin 7-9907
Commercials Monitoring
National TV Monitor, Inc.
541 Lexington Ave., N. Y. C
. . .PLaza 3-3815
Costumes
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Bally°Hoo Theatrical Costume Co.
160 W. 48th St Circle 6-5634
Berthe, Mme.
110 W. 47th St PLaza 7-4170
Brooks Costumes
3 W. 61st St PLaza 7-5800
Eaves Costume Co., Inc.
151 W. 46th St PLaza 7-3730
Lillien Costume Co.
56 W. 56th St Circle 5-5199
Stage Costumes, Inc.
3 W. 61st St Circle 7-7948
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BLONDER-TONGUE
LABORATORIES, INC.
9 Ailing St., Newark 2, N. J.
MArket 2-8151
ENTRON, INC.
4902 Lawrence St., Bladensburg, Md.
APpleton 7-9585
H. M. Diambra President
INTERNATIONAL TELEMETER
CORP.
(Subsidary of Paramount Pictures Corp.)
2000 Stoner Ave., Los Angeles 25, Gal.
GRanite 8-7751
Paul Raibourn Chairman
Louis A. Novins President
JERROLD ELECTRONICS CORP.
23rd & Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia 3, Pa.
LOcust 4-0707
Milton J. Shapp President
Zalmon Garfield Asst. to President
JOINT COMMITTEE ON TOLL TV
1585 Broadway, New York
Circle 5-4800
Phil Harling, Trueman Rembusch
Co-Chairmen
SELECTIVISION INC.
5 Tudor City Place, New York 17, N. Y.
OXford 7-5412
T. T. Hamilton President
SKIATRON ELECTRONICS &
TELEVISION CORP.
180 Varick St., New York 14, N. Y.
W Atkins 4-7060
Arthur Levey President
Frank V. Quigley Secy.-Treas.
SKIATRON TV INC.
400 Park Ave., New York 5, N. Y.
PLaza 1-6800
Matthew Fox President
SPENCER-KENNEDY
LABORATORIES INC.
1320 Soldiers Field Rd., Boston 35, Mass.
ALgonquin 4-5400
TECO INC.
231 S. LaSalle St., Chicago 4, 111.
Financial 6-3499
S. I. Marks President
TELEGLOBE PAY-TV SYSTEM INC.
15 E. 48th St., New York 17, N. Y.
ELdorado 5-0010
Solomon Sagall President
VIDEO INDEPENDENT THEATERS
INC.
UN. Lee Ave., Oklahoma City, Okla.
REgent 9-0681
Henry S. Griffing President
ZENITH RADIO CORP.
6001 Dickens Ave., Chicago 39, 111.
BErkshire 7-7500
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RADIO-TV EDITORS
The nation's radio and TV broadcasters in response to question-
naires sent out by Radio-Television Daily contributed
the accompanying list of editors
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ALABAMA
Albertville, Sand Mountain Reporter: Bill Hagler
Anniston Star: E. Cody Hall
Auburn, Lee County Bulletin: Graham McTeer
Birmingham News: Roger Thames
Sirmingham Post-Herald: Emmett Weaver
Fort Payne, Journal: Doward Jones
Fort Payne, Times-New Era: J. A. Downer
Haleyville, The Advertiser: W. D. Smith
Homewood, Shades Valley Sun: Chuck Murphy
Mobile Press-Register: Ellen Boddin
Montgomery Advertiser: Bob Hugger
Opelika Daily News: Wink Blackmon
ARIZONA
Casa Grande, Valley Shopper: Mrs. John Arbogast
Eloy Enterprise: Peggy Bryant
Kingman, Mohave County Miner: Mr. C. R. Waters
Phoenix, Arizona Republic : Pat Smith
Phoenix, Gazette: Bobbie Johnson
Prescott, Yavapai County Messenger: Jack Rueter
Tucson, Citizen: Michelene Keating
ARKANSAS
Hot Springs, New Era-Sentinel Record:
John Longinotti
Little Rock, Arkansas Democrat: Phyllis Dillaha
Little Rock, Arkansas Gazette: Martha Douglas
CALIFORNIA
Bakersfield, Calif ornian: Larry Press
Bishop, Inyo Register: Don Calkins
Bishop, Inyo Register: Todd Watkins
El Centro, Post-Press Papers: Dave Galloway
Fresno Bee: Mary Zaninovich
Fresno Guide: Jim Yocum
Hollywood Citizen News: Zuma Palmer
Los Angeles, Examiner: Jack Lait
Los Angeles, La Opinion : I. Lozano
Los Angeles Times: Walter Ames
Marysville, Appeal-Democrat: Bill Monohan
No. Hollywood, Valley Times: Allen Rich
Oakland Tribune: James Abbe
Ontario, Daily Report: Quay House
Oxnard Press Courier: Tom Grimes
Pasadena Independent: Pat Nogler
Riverside, County Record: Charles Scott
Riverside, Magnolia Center News:
Kathleen Kirkwood
Sacramento Bee: Lillian Hickey
Sacramento Union: Ernest E. Nichols
Salinas Calif ornian: Jack Patton
San Diego, Tribune-Union: Don Freeman
San Diego, Tribune-Union: Dave Mclntyre
San Francisco, Call Bulletin: Paul Speegle
San Francisco, Chronicle: Terrence O'Flaherty
San Francisco, Examiner: Dwight Newton
San Francisco, News: Guy Wright
San Jose Mercury: Frank Freeman
San Rafael, Independent-Journal: Jack Craemer
Santa Rosa, Press Democrat: Hilde Katz
Shafter Press: Bob Nagey
Ventura Star Free Press: Fred Oghoff
Wasco News: Wally Shafer
Yuba City, Independent-Herald : Earle Brownlee
COLORADO
Colorado Springs, Free Press: Eleanor Nash
Colorado Springs, Gazette-Telegraph: Ruth Erwin
Denver Post: Tom Watt
Denver, Rocky Mountain News: Walter Saunders
Englewood, Herald & Enterprise: John Jamison
Fort Collins Times: George Hungerford
Grand Junction, Daily Sentinel: Preston Walker
Grand Junction, Daily Sentinel: Olin Weinland
Grand Junction, The Sun: Lyle Marriner
CONNECTICUT
Bridgeport Herald: Leo Miller
Bridgeport Herald: Ray Linders
Bridgeport, Herald-Post-Telegram: Harry Neiglier
Bridgeport Post: Fred Russell
Bridgeport, Post-Telegram: Taylor Glenn
Danbury, News-Times: Robert Lauf
Hartford Courant: E. Viggo Anderson
Hartford Courant: M. Oakley Stafford
Hartford Courant: Bob Stansfield
Hartford Times: Tony Davenport
Hartford Times: Jane Farrell
Hartford Times: Allen Widem
Dakeville Journal: Mrs. Hoskins
Torrington, Waterbury Republican: Arthur Perret
Waterbury American: E. Christy Erk
DELAWARE
Wilmington, Journal: Betty Burroughs
Wilmington, Journal: Richard J. Rinard
Wilmington, Morning News: Florence Kask
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington, Daily News: Dave Reque
Washington, Evening Star: Bernie Harrison
Washington, Post-Times Herald:
Lawrence Laurent
FLORIDA
Arcadia, The Arcadian: Bert Close
Bradenton, The Herald: Frank Owens
Bradenton, St. Petersburg Times: Judd Arnett
Cypress Gardens, Florida Newspaper News-Radio
Digest: Ed Frick
Daytona Beach, News Journal: Eva Broadhurst
Daytona Beach, News-Journal: Dottie Einhorn
Daytona Beach, New Journal: Rita Locy
Fort Pierce, Tribune -Tel evue s :
Doug Van Valkenburgh
Hollywood Herald: Hal Spector
Jacksonville Journal: Ray Knight
Jacksonville Journal: Betty Tway
Madison Enterprise Recorder: T. C. Merchant, Jr.
Miami Daily News: Jim Grace
Miami Daily News: Art Grace
Miami Daily News: Herb Kelly
Miami Daily News: Herb Rau
Miami Daily News: Pearl Weiss
Miami Herald: Jack Anderson
Miami Herald: Rae Marie Gerard
Miami Times: Garth Reeves
Orlando, Evening Star: Bill Summers
Orlando, Sentinel: Chas. Wadsworth
Plant City, The Courier: Clay Coddrington
Sanford Herald: Marion Harman, Jr.
Sarasota, Herald-Tribune: Jack Fiverson
S'arasota, Journal : Bill Copeland
Sarasota, The News: David Lawrence
Sarasota, The News: Jean Sharp
St. Petersburg, Evening Independent:
Harold Ballew
St. Petersburg Independent: Ronnie Bothwell
St. Petersburg, Times: John McAleenan
Tampa Morning Tribune: Phil Barney
Tampa Times: John MacAlenen
Tampa Tribune: Clyde Shaffer
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GEORGIA
Atlanta Constitution: Paul Janes
Atlanta Journal: Grace Perry
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Norman Mia v in
Augusta Chronicle: Don Shepherd
Cochran Journal : Pop Smith
Columbus Enquirer: Dave Miller
Columbus Ledger: Wes Owens
Columbus, Ledger-Enquirer: Sally Cameron
Eastman, Times Journal: Ed Methvin
Hawkinsville Dispatch: John McCune
Hogansville Herald: Cecil Hambey
Jesup Sentinel: Bill Rhoden
LaGrange News: Phil Harrison
Macon Telegraph & News: Mrs. McDonald
Savannah Evening- Press: Harold Wallstein
Savannah Morning- News: Alvah H. Chapman
Savannah Morning: News: Joseph Lam bright
Thomasville, Times-Enterprise: Ed Kelly
Thomson, The McDuffie Progress: Ray Washington
Toccoa Record: Robert W. Graves
Valdosta Times: Joe Davis
Waycross Journal-Herald: Dorothy Smith
IDAHO
Caldwell, News Tribune: Pete Hackworth
Caldwell Times: Gideon Oppenheimer
Grangeville, Idaho County Free Press:
Robert Anderson
Idaho Falls, The Post Register: J. Robb Brady
ILLINOIS
Aurora Beacon-News: Bob Budler
Canton Daily Ledger: Dave Watters
Champaign News-Gazette: Larry Stewart
Charleston, Courier Publishing Co.: Harry Reed
Charleston, Daily News: John Rardin
Chicago, American: Janet Kern
Chicago, Daily News: Ethel Daccardo
Chicago, Sun Times: Irv Kupcinet
Chicago, Sun Times: Paul Molloy
Chicago, Tribune: Larry Wolters
Danville, Commercial-News: Joe Townsley
Decatur Herald-Review: Otto Kyle
Harrisburg, Daily Register: Alta Gibbons
Highland Journal: Russell D. Hoffman
Jacksonville, Journal-Courier: Bob Fay
Laoon Home Journal: Les Scott
La Salle, Daily News Tribune: Dick Godfrey
Marion Daily Republican: Homer Butler
Moline, Dispatch Publishing Co.: Renee Capell
Moline, Dispatch: Carla Reynolos
Nashville Journal: Paul Dix
Ottawa, Daily Republican-Times: Ray Beffel
Peoria Journal Star: John Kessler
Peoria Journal Star: William Littleton
Rock Island, The Argus: Charles Sanders
Rockford Labor News: Cap Brady
Rockford Morning Star: Betty Thro
South Beloit, Borderline: Joe Natale
Springfield Journal: Lawrence Shroyer
Vandalia Union: Mrs. Lida Laken
INDIANA
Anderson, Herald-Bulletin: Paul Lane
Elkhart Truth: Tom Stephenson
Evansville, Courier: Franklin Hunt
Evansville, The Courier: Wyanke Franklin
Evansville, Press: Sara Knight
Evansville, Sunday Courier-Press: Dorothy Reising
Fort Wayne, Journal Gazette: Jean Mack
Fort Wayne, News-Sentinel: Roger Taylor
Hammond Times: John Whitaker
Indianapolis News: Jackie Stahl
Indianapolis Star: Miss Dougherty
Indianapolis Star: Julia Inman
Indianapolis Times: Bob Loncar
Indianapolis Times: Nancy Lowe
Indianapolis Times: Boyd Stephens
Kokomo Tribune: Francis Johnson
LaPorte Herald Argus: Abe Zaiden
LaPorte, Michigan City News: Al Grenning
Marion Chronicle: Judy Smith
Marion, Leader-Tribune & Chronicle: Ed Camp
Marion Leader- Tribune : Marsha Young
South Bend, Tribune: James McNeile
IOWA
Burlington, Hawkeye Gazette: Stuart Awbrey
Cedar Rapids, The Gazette: Nadine Subotnik
Centerville, Daily Iowegian: Chaley DePuy
Centerville, Daily Iowegian: Lloyd Finks
Davenport, The Daily Times: Ron Lorensen
Davenport, The Daily Times: Ina Wickham
Davenport, The Morning Democrat: Rita Mueller
Davenport, TV Guide: Hugh Jones
Des Moines Register & Tribune: Ogden Dwight
Waterloo Courier: Ted Stevens
Webster City, Daily Freeman Journal: Max Maxon
KANSAS
Hutchinson Record: Frank Kelly
Hutchinson Record: Jim Skinner
Kansas City Kansan: Shirley Rausch
Manhattan, Mercury: Max Good
Salina Journal: Glen Williamson
Topeka, Daily Capital: Jim Reed
Topeka, State Journal: Tom Kicue
Wichita, Eagle: Lavinia Lindberg
KENTUCKY
Ashland, Daily Independent: John McGill
Ashland, Daily Independent: Vic Rodman
Bowling Green, Park City Daily News:
J. Ray Gaines
Elizabethtown, Hardin County Enterprise:
Seymour Goodman
Fort Knox. Inside the Turret: Mrs. Williams
Henderson, Gleaner & Journal:
Hugh Edward Sandefur
Lebanon, Marion Falcon: Paul Owens
Lexington, Herald-Leader: Joe Coyle
Louisville, Courier Journal & Times: Bill Ladd
Louisville Times: Bill Rollins
Louisville Times: John Walsh
Manchester Enterprise: Mrs. Frank Nolin
Paducah, Sun Democrat-Radio-TV Guide:
Preston Kennedy
Pikeville, Pike County News: James Turley
Richmond Register: Randall Fields
LOUISIANA
Alexandria, Daily Town Talk: Adrus LaBorde
Lafayette, Daily Advertiser: Vince Minero
New Orleans Item: Tommy Griffin
New Orleans Item: Ted Liuzza
New Orleans State: Bob Sublette
New Orleans, Times Picayune: Ed Brooks
New Orleans, Times Picayune: Sim Myers
Ruston Daily Leader: John Havana us h
Shreveport Journal: Larry Ronson
Shreveport Times: Pericles Alexander
Shreveport Times: James T. Briggs
Thibodaux, LaFourche Comet: Herb Flood
MAINE
Augusta, Daily Kennebec Journal: Jim McClay
Bangor Daily News: Marie Torre
Norway, Advertiser-Democrat : Ben Tucker
Portland, Evening Express: Harold Cail
Portland Sunday Telegram-Press Herald: Joe King
MARYLAND
Baltimore American: Norman Clark Jr.
Baltimore Sun : Bob Kirkley
Baltimore, Evening Sun: Hope Pantell
Baltimore, Morning Sun: Donald Kirkley
Baltimore, News-Post: Aldine Bird
Baltimore, The Sunpapers: Kathryn Geraghty
Baltimore, The Sunpapers: Bob Snyder
Hagerstown, Daily Mail: Garvin Hager
Hagerstown, Herald & Mail: Harry Warne
Hagerstown, Morning Herald: Joe Harp
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston American: Anthony LaCamera
Boston, Globe: Elizabeth Sullivan
Boston, Herald-Traveler: Arthur Fetridge
Boston, Record: Bill Buchanan
Brockton Enterprise: Malcolm Dalton
Fitchburg Sentinel: Patricia King
Gt. Barrington, Berkshire Courier: John Francis
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Hyannis, Cape Cod Standard-Times: Milton Cole
Hyde Park, Tribune Publications: Betty Goodman
Pittsfield, Berkshire Eagle: Milton Bass
Spring-field Newspapers : Noah LaMountain
Spring-field, Union, News, Republican: Don McPheo
West Spring-field Record: Ray Winans
Worcester, Gazette: James Gougouras
Worcester, Telegram : Frederick Rushton
Worcester, Telegram: Don Williams
MICHIGAN
Adrian Daily Telegram : Aliee Kells
Ann Arbor News: Carl Hornung
Blissfield Advance: Duane DeLoach
Detroit Free Press: Dick Osgood
Detroit Free Press: Bettelou Peterson
Detroit News: Herschell Hart
Detroit News : Betty Hyde
Detroit Times : Frances De Hunt
Detroit Times: Anita Gordon
Detroit Times: Andy Wilson
Flint Journal: Ralph Coulter
Grand Rapids Herald: Sue Rogers
Lansing-, State Journal: Thelma Harnett
Marine City, Independent: Ross Jones
Marquette Mining Journal: Neal Cory
Muskegon, Chronicle: Dick Hedges
Plymouth Mail: Paul Chandler
Port Huron, Times Herald: Al Haugner
Sault Ste. Marie, Evening News: Shine Sundstrom
Wlayne Eagle: Wes Willitt
Ypsilanti News: Wayne Adair
MINNESOTA
Alexandria, Park Region Echo: John Obert
Austin Daily Herald: Jay Doane
Benson, Swift County Monitor: Harry Davey
Brainerd Daily Dispatch : Floyd Emerson
Brainerd, Crow Wing County Review: Bea Ross
Duluth Herald & News Tribune: Walter Eldot
Minneapolis, St. Paul Dispatch & Pioneer Press:
Bill Diehl
Minneapolis, St. Paul Dispatch & Pioneer Press:
Paul Light
Minneapolis, Star: Forest Powers
Minneapolis Star & Tribune: Will Jones
New Ulm Daily Journal: Bill Macklin
MISSISSIPPI
Biloxi, Daily Herald: Cosman Eisendrath
Corinth, The Daily Corinthian: Frederick Jay
Grenada, Daily Star: Wallace Sherwood
Jackson, Clarion Ledger: Carl Mclhtyre
Jackson Advertiser: Edythe W. McCraw
Jackson Daily News: Dick Hains
Jackson Daily News : Frank Hains
Jackson, State Times: Cal Turner
Maarnolia Gazette: John Gibson
McComb, Enterprise Journal: Charles Gordon
Meridian Star: Carl Fitzgerald
Vicksburg Evening Post : Burrell Conway
MISSOURI
Columbia Daily Tribune: J. P. Hamel
Farmington Press: Jess Stewart
Flat River, St. Francis County Journal:
Eunice Alexander
Jefferson City, News Tribune Co.: Joe Majersky
Kansas City Star: R. J. Hoyland
Rolla Daily Herald: Bill Breuer
St. Clair, Chronicle: Dorothy Moore
St. Joseph News Press & Gazette: Don Thornton
St. Louis Globe Democrat: Pete Rahn
St. Louis Post Dispatch: Bill Schoyen
Springfield Newspapers Inc. ; Jim Billings
Washington, Missouriian-Citizen : Bill Miller
NEBRASKA
Fremont, Guide & Tribune: Russ Weber
Lincoln Star-Journal: Lucigrace Switzer
Neligh News : Loren Fry
Norfolk Daily News- Nels Barth
Omaha World-Herald: Denman Kountze Jr.
Oneill, The Frontier: Cal Stewart
Plainview News: Leonald Warneke
Sidney Telegraph: Jack Lowe
York, News-Times: W. Steuffer
NEVADA
Las Vegas, Review-Journal: Les Devor
Las Vegas, Review-Journal: Gene Tuttle
Las Vegas, Sun: Forrest Duke
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Berlin, Manchester Union: Ralph Peloquin
Concord, Monitor: Bob Keeler
North Conway, Reporter: Paul K. Blanchard
NEW JERSEY
Ocean City, Sentinel Ledger: Harold Lee
Trenton, Trentonian: Sol Weinstein
Trenton, Trentonian: Barbara Wolf
Trenton Times: Bob Mueller
NEW MEXICO
Carlsbad, Current-Argus: Jeter Bryan
Clayton, Union County Leader: Paul Payton
Los Alamos, Santa. Fe New Mexican:
Peggy Corbett
Silver City Daily Press: Jack Kroehnke
Silver City Enterprise: Don Lusk
NEW YORK
Albany, Knickerbocker News: Walter Hawver
Albany, Times Union: John Archer
Albany, Times Union : Mary Tessier
Albany, Times-Union: Edgar Van (Hindu
Bayshore, Suffolk Cons. Press: Joe Fanelli
Beacon Light: Martin Merrit
Binghamton Press: Jerry Handt
Binghamton Press: Don Johnson
Buffalo Courier-Express: Dona'd Schlaerth
Buffalo Evening News: Sturgess Hedrick
Catskill Daily Mail: Dan Barr
Elmira Star Gazette: Jim Morse
Endicott, The Daily Bulletin: Harriet French
Endicott, The Daily Bulletin: Robert Walk
Garden City, Newsday: Kirk Price
Hudson Register Star: Gus Kramer
Huntington, Long Islander: Ron Armstrong
Jamaica, Long Island Press: Mort Pye
Jamestown Post- Journal: Pat Boyd
Jamestown Post-Journal: Charles Stewart
Jamestown Sun: Edward Byrne
Jamestown Sun: Joanne Goodheart
Lockport, Union-Sun & Journal: Elting Wells
New York, Amsterdam News: Jess Walker
New York, Associated Press: Charles Mercer
New York, Etaily Mirror: Nick Kenny
New York, Daily News: Kay Gardella
New York, Daily News: Ben Gross
New York, Daily News: Matthew Messina
New York, Herald Tribune: Sidney Bakal
New York, Herald Tribiine : John Crosby
New York, Herald Tribune: Hy Gardner
New York, Herald Tribune: Tony Gentile
New York, Herald Tribune: Ruth Gilbert
New York, Herald Tribune: Josephine Jablons
New York, Herald Tribune: Marie Torre
New York International News Service: Bob Reid
New York. Journal American: Danny Brooks
New York, Journal American: Jerome J. Karpf
New York, Journal American: Jack O'Brian
.New York, Journal American: Louis Reid
"New York, Pittsburgh Courier: Josephine Schuyler
New York, Post: Jo Coppola
New York, Post: Bob Williams
New York, Times: Val Adams
New York, Times: Jack Gould
New York, Times: J. P. Shanley
New York, Times: Dick Shepard
New York, United Press: William Higginbotham
New York, United Press: William Ewald
New York, World Telegram & Sun: Fred Biancolli
New York, World Telegram & Sun:
Harriet Van Home
New York, World Telegram & Sun: Ed Leamy
New York. World Telegram & Sun:
Julius Warzybok
Og-densburg Journal: Ralph Vatalaro
Olean Times Herald: Grey Fitzpatrick
Oneonta Daily Star: Bob DiPiante
Patchogue Advance: Don Mogue
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Patchogue, Main Street Press: Frank Mooney
Plattsburgh, Press Republican: Mike McMalion
Poughkeepsie New Yorker: Charles Murray
Rochester, Democrat & Chronicle: Harold Nichols
Rochester, Times Union: Jack Hadley
Rochester, Times Union: Al Seigel
Rome Sentinel: Margaret McCarthy
Sayville, Suffolk County News: Joe Jayne
Schenectady Gazette: (Mrs.) Jean Ball
Syracuse, Herald- Journal: Bob Sokolsky
Syracuse, Post-Standard: Peg Stevens
Troy Record. Mr. Alton
Troy Record: Alfred Sliter
Zanesville, Times Recorder & Signal:
Naomi Lorton
OKLAHOMA
Hugo, South East Oklahoman: Gladys Brewer
Hugo, South East Oklahoman:
Tulsa Tribune: Jim Downing
Tulsa World: Troy Gordon
Frances Imon
NORTH CAROLINA
Asheboro, Courier Tribune: Fred Burgess
Asheville Citizen: Doug Reed
Asheville Citizen-Times: Earl Freeman
Asheville Times: Horace Posey
Belmont Banner: Bill Barrette
Belmont, Charlotte News and Observer:
(Mrs.) W. R. Stowe
Charlotte News : Lera Washum
Charlotte News: Bill Weisner
Charlotte News: Emery Wister
Charlotte Observer: Dick Banks
Charlotte Observer: Mary Lou Davis
Dunn, Daily Record: Hoover Adams
Dunn Dispatch: Nancy Welborn
Durham, Herald: Ed Hodges
Durham, Herald: Martha Sherrill
Durham, Sun: Wyatt Dixon
Gastonia Gazette: Lyle Edwards
Gastonia Gazette : Ray Jimison
Lumberton, The Post: Bruce Roberts
Lumberton, The Robesonian: Penn Gray
Monroe Journal : Archie Laney
Raleigh, News & Observer: Ray Lowery
Raleigh Times: Ann Ehrgott Cooke
Salisbury Post: Jim Hurley Jr.
Selma, Johnstonian Sun: Tom Davis
Smithfield Herald: Peter Hulth
Winston-Salem Journal: Frank Clingman
Winston-Salem, Journal & Sentinel: Bobby Isaacs
Winston-Salem, Twin City Sentinel: Bill East
NORTH DAKOTA
Fargo Forum : Dell Johnson
Jamestown, Stutsman County Record.
James Morris
Jamestown, Sun: William Wright
Williston Herald: Dan Halligan
Williston, Plains Reporter: Corinne Shemorry
OHIO
Akron Beacon Journal :Art Cu'.Iison
Cincinnati Enquirer: Magee Adams
Cincinnati Enquirer : James Devane
Cincinnati Post: Mary Wood
Cincinnati Times-Star: Charlton Wallace
Cleveland, News: Maurice VanMetre
Cleveland, Plain Dealer: George Condon
Cleveland, Plain Dealer: Tom O'Connell
Cleveland, Press: Jim Frankel
Cleveland, Press: Nancy Gallagher
Columbus Citizen: Jo Bradley Reed
Columbus Dispatch: Tod Raper
Columbus, Ohio State Journal: Joe Mills
Dayton Daily News: Gee Mitchell
Dayton Journal-Herald: Brainard Piatt
Findlay, Republican-Courier: Allen Dudley
Ironton, Tribune: Jay Brushart
Jackson Herald: Ed Clark
Kent. Courier Tribune: Mr. Securo
Lancaster, Eagle Gazette : Jo Jones
Marietta Times: Andy Elliott
Marion Star: (Mrs.) Frances Bomberger
Martins Ferry, Times-Leader: Bob Fordyce
Niles Times: Agnes Lopatta
Portsmouth Times: Mrs. Jack Bush
Sandusky Register: Ellis Kelly
Springfield, News & Sun: Arch Martin
Struthers Journal: Nadyne Herrlck
Toledo Blade: Ray Oviatt
Youngstown, Vindicator: Adrian Slifka
Zanesville, Sunday Times Signal: Stan Robinson
OREGON
Albany, Democrat- Herald: Carl Plog
Astoria, Astorian-Budget: John Nellor
Coquille, The Sentinel: Ralph Stellar
Corvallis, Gazette Times: Alien Peters
Eugene Register Guard: Grace Leavitt
Eugene Register Guard: Jack Craig
McMinnville, Daily News-Register: Julian Prescott
North Bend News : Fred Hause
Portland, Oregon Journal: Walt Fredericks
Portland, Oregon Journal: William Moj es
Portland, The Oregonian: Francis Murphy
Salsm, Statesman: Conrad Prange
The Dalles Optimist: George Lindsay
The Dalles Chronicle: Luman Miller
PENNSYLVANIA
Allentown Morning Call: Art Gerhart
Allentown Morning Call: Herb Weioel
Allentown, Evening Chronicle: Charles Zaimes
Altoona Minor: Pat Hintcn
Altoona Tribune: Casey Stine
Ambridge, Daily Citizen: Vaughn Arnold
Beaver Valley Times: Jack Malcne
Berwick Enterprise: Edgar A. Fenstenmiciur
Bristol Courier: Ben Borowsky
Butler Eagle: Nan Walters
Carbondale Review: James F. Beamish
Chester Times: Bob Finncane
Erie News-Times: Jerry Hagerty
Erie News-Times: Jay James
Erie New'S-Tirnes : Ed Meade
Honesdale, Wayne independent : Cliff Ammerman
Lewistown, The Sentinei: Richard Ruble
McKeesport, Daily News: John Wattell
Meadville Tribune: Gertrude M. Ptodehl
Philadelphia Daily News: jerry Ganaga.i
Philadelphia Daily News: Ernest L. Schier
Philadelphia Daily News: L. Schwartz
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin: Elmer Cull
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin: Bob Williams
Philadelphia Inquirer: Harry Harris
Philadelphia Inquirer: Jean Kuniuk
Philadelphia, Journal of Commerce: Will Regan
Philadelphia. Tribune: Art Peters
Pittsburgh Post Gazette: Win Fanning
Pittsburgh Post Gazette: James Pettican
Pittsburgh Press: Fred Remington
Pittsburgh, Sun-Telegraph: Wilbur Clark
Pittsburgh, Sun-Telegraph: Leonard Mendlowitz
Pittsburgh, Sun Telegraph: Karl Krug
Pittston Gazette: Willard Peck
Punxsutawney Spirit: Sidney Carlton
Reading Eagle: Doc Thompson
Reading Times: Louis Schlossberg
Roaring Spring, Cove News: Mr. Barnhart
Seranton Times: Sid Benjamin
Scran ton Tribune: Patrick McGlynn
Shamckin, News Dispatch: Sandy Halcovich
Titusville Herald: Al Goodman
Uniontown, Morning Herald: Doug Maclntne
Uniontown, Evening Standard: Walter Storey
Upper Darby News: Will Regan
West Chester, Daily Local: Miriam Peacock
Wilkes-Barre Independent: James Coco
RHODE ISLAND
Newport Daily News: James Kaull
Pawtucket Times: Joe Costello
Providence, Journal-Bulletin: Ted Holmberg
Woonsocket Call: Drew Deacon
SOUTH CAROLINA
Charleston, Evening Post, News & Courier:
Basil Hall
Greenwood, Index- Journal: Ed Chaff in
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Marion Star: Lem Winesett
Mullins Enterprise: (Mrs.) L. B. McCormick
Spartanburg- Guide: R. L. DeYoung
Sumter Daily Item: John McKnight
Walterboro, Press and Standard: W. W. Smoak .Jr.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Sioux Falls, Argus-Leader : Ralph Green
TENNESSEE
Covington Leader: Bill Simonton
Humboldt, Courier-Chronicle: Bob Nichelson
Jamestown, Upper Cumberland Times : Luther York
Knoxville Journal: J. B. Alexander
Knoxville News Sentinel: Hugh Allen
Knoxville News-Sentinel: Betty Brown
Maryville Alcoa Daily Times: Tutt Bradford
Maryville Enterprise: Dan Hicks
McMinnville, Southern Standard: Bill Dyer
Memphis, Commercial Appeal: Henry Mitchell
Memphis Press Scimitar: Louise Ahrens
Memphis Press Scimitar: Robert Johnson
Murfreesboro, Daily News: Doug Sparks
Murfreesboro, Rutherford Courier: Charles Cates
Nashville Banner: Red O'Donnell
Nashville Tennessean : Bill Maples
Oneida, Scott County News: C. W. Wright
Savannah Courier: Bill Craddock
TEXAS
Amarillo, Globe-News: Bill McReynolds
Beaumont Enterprise: Merita Mills
Beaumont Journal: Gladys Quilliam
Carthage, Panola Watchman : Clab Applegate
Dallas Morning News: Fairfax Nesbitt
Dallas Morning News: Tony Zoppe
Dallas Times Herald: Bob Brock
El Campo, Herschiel Hunt: Chuck Schwartzkopf
El Paso Times: Nancy Miller
Fort Worth Press: Jack Gordon
Fort Worth Star-Telegram: Elston Brooks
Fort Worth Star- Telegram : Ira Cain
Houston Chronicle: Ann Hodges
Houston Post: Starley Tevis
Houston Press: Irene Wilson
Jefferson Jimplicute: R. 0. Hicks
Longview News: Ellis Hopkins
Lubbock, Avalanche Journal: R. C. Hankins
Lufkin Daily News: W. R. Beaumier
Marshall, News Messenger: Millard Cope
Mineral Wells, Daily Index: Ruth Dncker
Mineral Wells News: Thelma Doss
Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel: Vic Fain
Pampa Daily News: Joel Combs
Paris, Lamar County Echo : Thomas Steeley
Paris News: Ray Sissell
Port Arthur News: GTace Foote
Rosenberg Herald: Donald Bryant
San Angelo, Standard Times: Jerry Coffey
San Antonio Express-News: Fern Chick
San Antonio Express & News: Gerry Owen
San Antonio Express & News: Paul Thompson
San Antonio, Light: Renwieke Carey
San Antonio, Light: Paul Trench
Uvalde Leader News: Harry Hornby Jr.
Wichita Falls, Daily Times: Carroll Copelin
Wichita Falls, Record News: Jim Seaver
Wichita Falls, Record News: Williard Underwood
UTAH
Logan, Herald-Journal: Ray Nelson
Salt Lake City, The Deseret News- Telegram :
Howard Pearson
Salt Lake Tribune: Roy Hudson
VERMONT
Burlington Sunday News: Bob Cronin
VIRGINIA
Arlington, Northern Va. Daily Sun:
Arnold Sagalyn
Danville, Commercial Appeal: Watt Miles
Danville, The Bee: Johnny Johnston
Harrisonburg, News- Record: Harry Slavin
Marion, Smyth County News: Jim Tindall
Norfolk, Ledger Dispatch : Clarence Walton
Norfolk, Virginian Pilot: Warner Twyford
Orange Review: R. Duff Green
Richmond News Leader: Victor Dior
Richmond Times Dispatch: Norman Rowe
Roanoke Times: W. Atkinson
Roanoke, Times-World News: Jesse Chapman
Roanoke World News: W. C. Stauffer
Rocky Mount, Franklin News Post: Dermit Salyer
South Boston. Halifax Gazette: Linn Shelton
South Boston, Halifax Record Advertiser:
Cliff Hubbard
Winchester, Evening Star: Charles Tait
WASHINGTON
Aberdeen, Daily World: Ed Stanley
Aberdeen, Grays Harbor Post: William Koski
Bellevue American : Bruce Helberg
Bellingham, Herald: Bill Fowler
Centralia, Daily Chronicle: John Edinger
Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Bill Jahn
Seattle Post-Intelligencer: John Voorhees
Seattle Times: Louise Bresky
Seattle Times: Ross Cunningham
Seattle Times: Louis Guzzo
Seattle, Shopping News: Mr. Everett
Tacoma News Tribune: Helen Rogers
Walla Walla, Union-Bulletin: Frank Mitchell
WEST VIRGINIA
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B. Feb. 12, 1933: America's
Greatest Bands, CBS-TV; Steve
Allen, NBC-TV; Art Ford, WABD;
La Voz Domiciano, Dominican
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2, Mexico City
AGRONSKY, MARTIN
Look Here
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ALAMPI, PHIL
Farm News
NBC
ALEXANDER, REN
Dragnet
NBC-TV
ALLEN, CASEY
B. April 25, Minneapolis, Minn.;
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Ma Perkins, CBS
ALLEN, GRACIE
The Burns and Allen Show
CBS-TV
ALLEN, STEVE
N. T.; Tonight, NBC; The Steve
B. Dec. 26, 1921, New York,
Allen Show, NBC-TV
ALLENBY, PEGGY
The Edg-e of Nig-ht
CBS-TV
ALLISON, FRAN
Breakfast Club
ABN
AMES.TEAL
The Edge of Nig-ht
CBS-TV
ANDERSON
EDDIE
Jack Benny Program, CBS
ANDERSON, HERD OSCAR
ABN
ANDERSON, WARNER
The Lineup
CBS-TV
ANDREWS,
JOHNNY
B. April 1, Boston, Mass.; Johnny
Andrews Radio Show, WRCA;
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itor (as Communicator) NBC; Hi-
Mom, WRCA-TV; Arlene Francis
Show, NBC
ANSARA, MICHAEL
Broken Arrow
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ARDEN, EVE
The Eve Arden Show
CBS-TV
ARMSTRONG, LOUIS
The Edsel Show
CBS-TV
ARNAZ, DESI
The Lucille Ball — Desi Arnaz
Show; I Love Lucy, CBS-TV
ARNESS, JAMES
Gun smoke
CBS-TV
ARTHUR, JACK
Indictment
CBS
ARVAN, JAN
Z^rro
ABC-TV
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I Married Joan
NBC-TV
BAER. PARLEY
Gunsmoke
CBS
BAILEY, JACK
Queen for a Day
MBS, NBC-TV
BAILEY, ROBERT
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
CBS
BAIRD, BILL
Washing-ton Square
NBC-TV
BAIRD, CORA
Washington Square
NBC-TV
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You Asked for It
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Changing- Times
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B. Oct. 21, 1924: Perry Como
Show, Robert Montgomery, Chil-
dren's Hour, Five Star Matinee,
NBC; Herb Shriner Show, Studio
One — Goldbergs, CBS; My True
Story, ABC
BANNISTER, PALL
Brigrhter Day
CBS-TV
BARKY, JACK
Tic Tac Doug-h, Twenty-One,
Hig-li Low
NBC -TV
BARTLETT, BONNIE
Love of Life
CBS-TV
BAVIER, FRANCES
The Eve Arden Show, Tt''3 A
Great Life
CBS-TV, NBC-TV
BAXTER, DR. FRANK
Telephone Time
ABC-TV
BEAUMONT, HUGH
Leave it to Beaver
CBS-TV
BECKER, SANDY
Young- Doctor Malone
CBS
BEERY, NOAH, JR.
Circus Boy
ADC-TV, (NBC-TV
BENADARET, BEA
The Bums & Allen Show
CBS-TV
BENDIX, WILLIAM
Life of Riley
NBC -TV
BENNY, JACK
B. Feb. 14, 1894, Chicago, III.;
The Jack Benny Show, CBS, CBS-
TV
BERGEN, FOLEY
B. July 14, 1930, Knoxville,
Tenn.; The Polly Bergen Show,
Perry Como Show, Steve Allen
Show, NBC-TV; Playhouse 90
(Helen Morgan), General Elec-
tric Theater, Ed Sullivan, To Tell
The Truth, CBS-TV
BERLE, MILTON
Milton Berle Show, NBC-TV
BERNSTEIN, LEONARD
The New York Philharmonic
CBS
BETHUNE, ZINA
The Guiding- Lig-ht
CBS-TV
BETTGER, LYLE
Court of Last Resort, NBC-TV;
Family Theater. MBS
BIGGS, E. POWER
E. Power Big-g-s Org-an
Program
CBS
BILLINGSLEY, BARBARA
Leave it to Beaver
CBS-TV
BISHOP, WILLIAM
It's a Great Life
NBC -TV
BLAINE, JIMMY
Ruff N' Reddy, NBC-TV
BLAIR, JANET
Caesar's Hour
NBC-TV
BLYTH, ANN
Family Theater
MBS
BOB & RAY
Monitor
NBC
BOLGER, RAY
Washington Square
NBC-TV
BOND, WARD
Wagon Train
NBC-TV
BONTEMPI, PINO
& FEDORA
Continental Cookery with the
Bonitemipis, WABC-TV; Continen-
tal Cookery, What's Cooking?,
At Home with Fedora Bontempi,
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Only, WNiHC-Ty, New Haven,
Conn.
BOONE, PAT
June 1, 1934,
Fla.; Pat Boone
Room, ABC-TV
Jacksonville,
Chevy Show
BOONE, RICHARD
B. Los Angeles, Calif.; "Have
Gun, Will Travel," CBS-TV; Star
of Medic Series, CBS-TV
BRACKEN, EDDIE
Masquerade Party
NBC-TV
BRADY, PAT
The Roy Rogrers Show
NBC-TV
The Fitzgeralds
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Captain Kangaroo
CBS -TV
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Country Music Jubliee
ABC-TV
BRENNAN, WALTER
Family Theater, MBS; Real
McCoys, ABC-TV
BRENT, ROMNEY
Zorro
ABC -TV
BRESLIN, PATRICIA
The People's Choice
NBC-TV
BRITT, JIM
All Star Golf
ABC-TV
BRITTON, PAMELA
Blondie
NBC-TV
BROOK, CLIYE
Secrets of Scotland Yard
MBS
BROOKE, WALTER
Brig-hter Day
CBS-TV
BROOKS, RAND
Adventures of Rin Tin Tin
ABC-TV
BROWN, JIM L.
Adventures of Rin Tin Tin
BROWN, JOE E.
Family Theater
MBS
BROWN, JOHN MASON
The Last Word
CBS, CBS-TV
BRUNS, MONA
Brighter Day
CBS-TV
BRYANT, WILLIAM
The Web
NBC-TV
BRYSON, LYMAN
Invitation to Learning-
CBS
RUNCE, ALAN
The Couple Next Door, CBS
BURKE. PAUL
Adventure at Scott Island
ABC-TV
BURNS, GEORGE
The Burns and Allen Show
CBS-TV
BURNS, RONNIE
The Burns and Allen Show
CBS-TV
BURNS, STAN
Entertainment Press Conference,
Dumont; NBC Monitor; Cerebral
Palsy Telethon, WOR-TV; Stan
Burns Show, WINS
BURR, STAN
As the World Turns
CBS-TV
BURR, RAYMOND
Family Theater, MBS; Perry
Mason, CBS-TV
BURROWS, ABE
What's it for
NBC-TV
BUTTONS, RED
Sayonara
BUTTRAM, PAT
Just Entertainment
CBS
RYINGTON,
SPRING
B. Oct. 17, Colorado Spring,
Cole-
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CAESAR, SID
B. Sept. 8, 1922, New York,
N. Y.; Sid Caesar Invites You,
ABC-TV
CAGNEY, JAMES
Family Theater
MBC
CAGNEY, JEANNE
Family Theater, Queen for a
Day
MBS
CALDWELL, SAM
Garden Gate
CBS
CALVIN, HENRY
Zorro
ABC-TV
CAMARGO,
RALPH
U. S. Steel, Our Miss Brooks,
William Bendix Show, Have Gun,
Will Travel; CBS-TV
CAMPBELL, CAROLE ANN
Mickey Mouse Club
ABC-TV
CAMPBELL, KAY
Ma Perkins
CBS
CAMPBELL, WILLIAM
Family Theater
MBS
CAREY, OLIVE
Mr. Adams and Eve
CBS-TV
CAREY, PHIL
The 77th Beng-al Lancers
NBC-TV
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B. Sept. 15, Palmer, Mass. Mat-
inee Theater, NBC -TV
CARLISLE, KITTY
To tell the Truth
CBS-TV
CARLON, FRAN
B. April 2, Indianapolis, Ind.;
Big Story (live & film), Modern
Romances, Robert Montgomery,
NBC; A.M. A. Recordings, Indus-
trials for N.A.M.— Squibb— Mu-
tual Life
CARROLL, MADELEINE
Affairs of Dr. Gentry-
NBC
CARROLL, PAT
Caesar's Hour
NBC-TV
CARSON, JEANNIE
B. May 23, Pudsey, Yorkshire,
England; Hey Jeannie, CBS-TV
CARSON, JOHNNY
Do you trust your Wife?
ABC-TV
CARTWRIGHT, ANGELA
The Danny Thomas Show
CBS-TV
CAULFIELD, JOAN
Sally
NBC-TV
CERF, BENNETT
What's My Line
CBS-TV
CEZON, CONNIE
Perry Mason
CBS-TV
CHANDLER, GEORGE
Lassie
CBS-TV
CHANDLER, JEFF
Family Theater
MBS
CHAPIN, LAUREN
Father knows Best
NBC-TV
CHAPMAN, BRUCE
The Answer Man
MBS
CHASE, ILKA
Masquerade Party
NBC-TV
CLARK, DICK
Dick Clark — Saturday Night,
American Bandstand, ABC-TV
CLOONEY, ROSEMARY
The Edsel Show
CBS-TV
COCA, IMOGENE
Sid Caesar — Imogene Coca
ABC-TV
COLLINGWOOD, CHARLES
Odyssey
CBS-TV
COLLINS, RAY
Perry Mason
CBS-TV
COLLYER, BUD
Beat the Clock, To tell the
Truth
CBS-TV
COMO, PERRY
Perry Como Show, NBC-TV
CONNOR, WHITFIELD
The Guiding- Light
CBS-TV
CONRAD, WILLIAM
Gunsmoke
CBS
CONRIED, HANS
Tonight, What's it For?
NBC-TV
CONSIDINE, MILLIE
Nightline
CHARLES
Andy Music Hall
CONWAY, SHIRL
Caesar's Hour
NBC-TV
COOPER, JACKIE
The People's Choice
NBC -TV
CORE, NATALIE
Home
NBC -TV
CORRELL,
Amos 'n'
CBS
COSELL, HOWARD
Sports Focus
ABC-TV
COTTEN, JOSEPH
On Trial
NBC -TV
COUGHLIN, JOHN
Susan's Show
CBS-TV
COURTH, HAZEL
Dick and the Duchess
CBS-TV
COURTLAND, JEROME
Disneyland
ABC-TV
COWLING, SAM
Breakfast Club
ABN
COX, WALLY
Adventures of Hiram Holiday
NBC-TV
CRABBE, BUSTER
Captain Gallent of the Foreign
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NBC-TV
CRANE, LOR
Rocket to Stardom
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Highway Patrol
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CRENNA, RICHARD
Real McCoys
ABC-TV
CROSBY, RING
The Edsel Show
CBS-TV
CROSBY, LINDSAY
The Edsel Show
CBS -TV
CULLEN, BILL
I've grot a Secret
CBS -TV
CULP, ROBERT
Trackdown
CBS-TV
CUMMINGS, BOB
The Bob Cumming-s Show
NBC-TV
D —
DALTON, ALENE
The Story of Princess
MBS
DALY, JOHN
What's my Line
CBS-TV
D'ANDREA, TOM
Life of Riley
NBC-TV
DARWELL, JANE
Circus Boy
NBC-TV
DAVIES, BLAIR
The Brig-hter Day
CBS -TV
DAVIS, JOAN
I Married Joan
NBC-TV
DAVIS, WATSON
Adventures in Science
CBS
DAY, DENNIS
Family Theater
MBS
DEAN, JIMMY
Tne Jimmy Dean Show
CBS-TV
DeCAMP, ROSEMARY
The Bob Cumming-s Show
NBC-TV
DEMMING, ELLEN
The Guiding- Lig-ht
CBS-TV
DENNING, RICHARD
Family Theater
MBS
DEVINE, ANDY
Wild Bill Hickok
ABC-TV, CBS-TV
DE WITT, GEORGE
Nome That Tune, CBS-TV
DIAMOND, BOBBY
Fury
NBC-TV
DODH, JIMMIE
B. Mar. 28, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Mickey Mouse Club, ABC-TV
DONAHUE, ELINOR
Father Knows Best
NBC-TV
DOUGLAS, SUSAN
The Guiding- Lig-ht
CBS -TV
DOW, TONY
• Leave it to Beaver
CBS-TV
DOWNS, HUGH
Home, The Arlene Francis Show,
Tonight, NBC-TV
DRAKE, GALEN
Galen Drake Show
CBS
DRAPER, RUSTY
Rusty Draper Show
CBS
DREES, JACK
Wednesday Nig-ht Fig-hts
ABC-TV
DREW, WENDY
As the World Turns
CBS-TV
DRISCOLL, PATRICIA
Robin Hood
CBS-TV
DUFF, HOWARD
Mr. Adams and Eve
CBS-TV
DUMAS, ELAINE
Romance of Helen Trent
CBS
DUNCAN, ALISTAIR
Our Gal Sunday
CBS
DUNCAN, ARCHIE
Robin Hood
CBS-TV
DUNN, JAMES
It's a Great Life
NBC-TV
DUNNE, IRENE
Family Theater
MBS
DURANTE, JIMMY
B. Feb. 10th, New York, N. Y.
E
EASTMAN, RICHARD
Tombstone Territory
ABC-TV
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RALPH
B. June 13, 1913, Merino, Colo.;
This Is Your Life, NBC-TV
ELLIOTT, EVAN
Adventure at Scott Island
ABC-TV
ELLIS, GEORGIA
Gun smoke
CBS
EMERSON, FAYE
I've Got a Secret
CBS-TV
ERICKSON,
CORYDON A.
B. Dec. 26, 1944, New York,
N. Y.; Robert Montgomery, Om-
nibus, U. S. Steel, etc.; Commer-
cials, Dubbing Transcriptions,
Weekday, Five Star Matinee, An-
imations, Paramount, Records,
Industrials, etc.
ERICKSON,
LAIJNCELOT
D.
B. Sept. 6, 1949, New York,
N. Y.; Commercials, Industrials,
Dubbing, Hatful of Rain, Faith
for Today; Studio One, Five Star
Matinee, Transcriptions
EVANS, BERGEN
The Last Word
CBS
EVANS, DALE
The Roy Rog-ers Show
NBC-TV
EVANS, GENE
My Friend Flicka
NBC-TV
JOHN
CONTE
EVANS, MAURICE
Hallmark Hall of Fame
NBC-TV
EVANS, RICHARD
Salt Lake City Tabernacle
Choir and Organ Program
CBS
— F —
FADIMAN, CLIFTON
Conversation, Monitor
NBC
FARRELL, CHARLES
The Charles Farrell Show
NBC-TV
FARRELL, TOM
Adventures of Rin Tin Tin
ABC-TV
FELTON, happy
B. Nov. 30, 1907; Bellevue, Pa.;
Happy Felton's Knothole Gang;
Talk to the Stars; Happy Fel-
ton's Press Box, WOR-TV; It's a
Hit, CBS-TV; Knothole Gang;
Bo-Bo Newsom, WAAB-TV
FELTON, VERNA
December Bride
CBS-TV
FITZGERALD, ED
B. Nov. 24, Troy, N. Y.; Window,
The Fitzgeralds, WRCA-TV
FITZGERALD,
PEGEEN
B. Nov. 24, Norcatur, Kan.; Win-
dow, The Fitzgeralds, WRCA-TV
FITZMAITRICE,
MICHAEL
B. April 28, 1918, Chicago, III.
FLEMING, ROBERT
Open Hearing
ABC-TV
FOLEY, RED
The Red Foley Show, Country
Music Jubilee, NBC, ABC-TV
FORBES, MURRAY
Ma Perkins
CBS
FORBES, SCOTT
Adventures of Jim Bowie
ABC-TV
FORD, PAUL
The Phil Silvers Show
CBS-TV
FOR D. TENNESSEE
ERNIE
B. Feb. 13, 1919, Bristol, Tenn.;
Tennessee Ernie Ford Show, The
Ford Show, NBC-TV; Capitol
Records
FORREST, WILLIAM
Adventures of Rin Tin Tin
ABC-TV
FORSYTHE, JOHN
Bachelor Father
CBS-TV
FOSTER, STUART
Stuart Foster Show, Galen
Drake Show
CBS
FOX, SONNY
Let's Ttake a Trip
CBS-TV
FRANCIS, ARLENE
Home Show, Arlene Francis Show,
NBC-TV
FRANKLIN, JOE
B. Mar. 9, 1926, New York,
N. Y.; Joe Franklin's Memory
Lane, WABC-TV
Host-Star
"MATINEE THEATER'
NBC Color TV
1071
PAUL WINCHELL
and
JERRY MAHONEY
Management-Counsel:
GOLDFARB, MIRENBURG & VALLON
Public Relations:
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25th year
DON MCNEILL'S
Breakfast Club
1072
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FRAWLEY, WILLIAM
The Lucille Ball — Besi Arnaz
Show, I Love Lucy, CBS-TV
FREEMAN, FLORENCE
Wendy Warren and the News
CBS
FREEMAN, MICKEY
The Phil Silvers Show
CBS-TV
FROST, ALICE
Our Gal Sunday, Second Mrs.
Burton
CBS
G —
GARDNER, HY
Hy Gardner Calling", Tonight,
To Tell the Truth
NBC-TV, CBS-TV
GANER, JAMES
Maverick
ABC-TV
GARROWAY, DAVE
Today: Wide, Wide World
NBC-TV
GAUGE, ALEXANDER
Robin Hood
CBS-TV
GAVE, LISA
Zorro
ABC-TV
GERAD, KENN
The Secret Storm
CBS-TV
GILBERT, LAUREN
Love of Life
CBS-TV
GLEASON, JACKIE
The Honeymooners
NBC-TV
GOBEL, GEORGE
B. May 20, 1920, Chicago, III.;
The George Gobel Show, NBC-TV
RITZ
BROTHERS
THE COUPLE
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ALAN BUNCE
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Arthur Godfrey Time, Ford
Road Show
CBS
GOODMAN, DODY
Tonight
NBC-TV
GORING, MARIUS
Adventures of the Scarlet
Pimpernel
MBS
GOSDEN, FREEMAN
Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall
CBS
GOSFIELD, MAURICE
The Phil Silvers Show
CBS-TV
GOTHARD, DAVID
Romance of Helen Trent
CBS
GRAHAM, BILLY
Hour of Decision
NBC
GRAHAM, NANCY ANN
Home
NBC-TV
GRANIK, TED
American Forum
NBC-TV
GRAVES, PETER
Fury
NBC-TV
GRAY, BARRY
The Barry Gray Show
MBS
GRAY, BILLY
Father Knows Best
NBC -TV
GRAY, DONALD
Detective's Diary, Saber of
London
NBC-TV
GREAZA,
WALTER X.
B. Jan. 1, 1897, St. Paul, Minn.;
T-Men in Action (Fed. Men),
WPIX, (Syndication); Edge of
Night, CBS
GREEN, KAREN
The Eve Arden Show
CBS -TV
GREENE, RICHARD
Robin Hood
CBS-TV
— H —
HACKETT, BUDDY
Stanley
NBC-TV
HALE, BARBARA
Perry Mason
CBS-TV
HALL, HELEN
Family Living-, Monitor,
Nightline
NBC
HAMER, RUSTY
The Danny Thomas Show
CBS-TV
HAMMOND, PETER
Buccaneers
ABC-TV
HART, DOROTHY
B. April 3, Cleveland, Ohio; Kraft
Theatre, Goodyear Playhouse,
Philco Playhouse, Robert Mont-
gomery Presemts, Four Star Play-
house, Omnibus, Danger, Panto-
mime Quiz, Suspense, Medallion
Theatre, CBS-TV
HAUSER, GAYLORD
The Gaylord Hauser Program
MBS
HAYDEN,
RUSSELL
the
26 Men
HAYES, PETER LIND
Peter and Mary Show
CBS
HAYVVORTH, VINCENT
Keep Healthy
MBS
HEALY, MARY
Peter and Mary Show
CBS
HEARN, CHICK
All American Game of
Week
ABC-TV
HEFFNER, RICHARD D.
The Open Mind
NBC-TV
HEINKEL, SUSAN
Susan's Show
CBS-TV
HENDERSON, MARCIA
Dear Phoebe
NBC-TV
HERBERT, DON
Mr. Wizard
NBC-TV
HERLIHY, ED
My True Story, Monitor, NBC
HIGBY, MARY JANE
This is Nora Drake
CBS
HOBBS, PETER
The Secret Storm
CBS-TV
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Brig-hter Day
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HOMES, CHARLEY
Lots of Music
MBS
HOPE, BOB
B. May 29, 1903, London, Eng-
land; The Bob Hope Show, NBC,
NBC-TV
HOPPER, WILLIAM
Perry Mason
CBS-TV
HORTON, ROBERT
Wagon Train
NBC -TV
HOTCHKIS, JOAN
The Secret Storm
CBS-TV
HOUSTON, ALEC
The Jimmy Dean Show
CBS-TV
HO YE, GLORIA
Brighter Day
CBS-TV
HUGHES, MARY
Second Mrs. Burton
CBS
HUTCHINS, WILL
Sugarfoot
ABC-TV
nYLTON, JANE
Adventures of Sir Lancelot
ABC -TV
JACKSON, SHERRY
The Danny Thomas Show
CBS-TV
JAMES, BARBARA
Max Liebman Spectacular
NBC-TV
JAMES, DENNIS
Entertainment U.S.A.
CBS
JANSSEN, DAVID
Richard Diamond Private
Detective
CBS -TV
JEFFREYS, ANNE
Topper
NBC-TV
JOHNSTON, JOHNNY
Masquerade Party
NBC-TV
JORDAN, PAT
The Big Decision
MBS
JORDON, MARION & JIM
Fibber MeGee & Molly
NBC
JOSLYN, ALLYN
The Eve Arden Show
CBS-TV
— K —
KARLOFF, BORIS
Boris Karloff Presents
MBS
KEATING, LARRY
The Burns & Allen Show
CBS-TV
KEENE, MICHAEL
Adventure at Scott Island
ABC-TV
KEESHAN, BOB
Captain Kangaroo
CBS-TV
KEITH, RICHARD
The Lucille Ball — Desi Arnaz
Show, I Love Lucy, CBS-TV
KEMP, BILL
ABN
KENNEDY, ADAM
The Californians
NBC-TV
KENT, ELAINE
Our Gal Sunday
CBS
KESNER, DICK
Lawrence Welk Show,
Lawrence Welk's Top Tunes &
New Talent
ABC-TV
KILGALLEN, DOROTHY
What's My Line
CBS -TV
KING, CARL
B. July 30, 1921, St. Louis, Mo.;
The Secret Storm, Two for the
Money, CBS-TV; King's Cross-
road, Syndicated Film TV
KING, YUKON
Sergeant Preston of the Yukon
CBS-TV
KINSELLA,
WALTER
B. New York City, N. Y.; Martin
Kane Private Eye, NBC Spectac-
ulars, Kraft, Montgomery Pre-
sents, Armstrong Circle Theatre,
NBC-TV; Mama, CBS-TV
KIRK, PHYLLIS
The Thin Man
NBC-TV
KIRK, TOMMY
Mickey Mouse Club
ABC-TV
KXAVAN AND
FINCH
KNOTTS, DON
The Steve Allen Show
NBC-TV
KOVACS, ERNIE
The Ernie Kovacs Show,
Tonight
NBC-TV
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Lanny Ross
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KRAMER, MANDEJLL
Backstag-e Wife
CBS
KRUGER, OTTO
Family Theater
MBS
— L —
LAINE, FRANKIE
B. March 30, Chicago, III.; Per-
son to Person, Shower of Stars,
CBS-TV; Steve Allen Show, Perry
Como Show, 'Nat "King" Cole
Show, NBC-TV; Sunday Night at
the Palladium
LAKE, ARTHUR
Blondie
NBC-TV
LARKIN, JOHN
The Edg-e of Nigrht
CBS-TV
LA ROSA, JULIUS
Ed Sullivan Show, CBS-TV
LAUTER, HARRY
Tales of the Texas Rangers
ABC-TV
LAWFORD, PETER
Dear Phoebe, The Thin Man
NBC-TV
LEA, BARBARA
LEACHMAN, CLORIS
Lassie
CBS -TV
LEE, BRENDA
Country Music Jubliee
ABC-TV
LEE, JUDY
Today, NBC-TV; Judy Lee and
the Weather, Forecast, 26 Men,
Window, Commercial Breaks in
iRose Bowl Game, Pro Bowl Game,
Blue-Gray Game, WRCV-TV
LEE, PINKY
The Gumby Show
NBC-TV
LEIGH, KELLY
NBC-TV Color Girl, NBC-TV
LEIGH-HUNT, RONALD
Adventures of Sir Lancelot
ABC-TV
LEMBECK, HARVEY
The Phil Silvers Show
LESCOULIE, JACK
Today, Tonight ( America
After Dark)
NBC-TV
LEVEIVSOIV, SAM
B. Dec. 28, 1911, New York,
N. Y.; This Is Show Business,
Toast of the Town, CBS
LEWIS, GEORGE J.
Zorro
ABC-TV
LEWIS, JERRY
B. Mar. 16, 1926, Newark, N. J.;
The Jerry Lewis Show, NBC-TV
LEWIS, JUDY T.
B. Nov. 6, 1935, Los Angeles,
Calif.; Kitty Foyle Series, Kraft
Theater, Tonight, NBC-TV; The
Verdict Is Yours, The Brighter
Day, CBS-TV
LAUNCELOT ERICKSON
Hgt. 51 Sept. 6, 1949
Wgt. 55 Voice 5-8
Your Agent
or
LE 2-1100
Show,
Top Tunes &
LEWIS,
RORERT Q.
Robert Q. Lewis Show, CBS
LEWIS, SRARI
Hi, Mom!, NBC-TV
LINKLETTER, ART
House Party, CBS, CBS-TV;
People are Funny, NBC
LOMOND, BRITT
Zorro
ABC-TV
LON, ALICE
Lawrence Welk
Lawrence Welk'
New Talent
ABC-TV
LORD, MARJORIE
The Danny Thomas Show
CBS-TV
LORNE, MARION
Sally
NBC-TV
LOUISE, ANITA
My Friend Flicka
NBC-TV
LOVE, DOTTIE
Arlene Francis, Max Liebman
Spectaculars, Milton Berle, NBC-
TV; Robert Q. Lewis, Jackie
Gleason, CBS-TV
LOVEJOY, FRANK
Meet McGraw
NBC-TV
LOWERY, ROBERT
Circus Boy
ABC-TV
LUPINO, IDA
Mr. Adam and Eve
CBS-TV
CORYDON ERICKSON
8-13 Year (Voice)
Your Agent
or
LE 2-1100
1079
SHARI LEWIS
HI MOM" — "SHARILAND"
WRCA-TV
RCA Victor Bluebird Album
Personal Representative:
Lester Lewis Associates
DENNIS BALLABIO
Teen-Age
Vocalist and Actor
TELEVISION — RADIO — COMMERCIALS
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JIMNIE DODD
'Mickey Mouse Club"
Kelly Leigh
JU 2-8800
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LUPTON, JOHN
Broken Arrow
ABC -TV
LYNCH, PEG
The Couple Next Door, CBS
LYNN, BETTY
Family Theater
MBS
LYNN, JERKY
U.S. Steel
CBS-TV
— Mc —
McBRIDE. JOAN
T ove of Life
CBS-TV
McCAMMON, BESS
Romance of Helen Trent
CBS
MoCARTHY, JOSIE
Hi. Mom!
NBC -TV
MeCLORY, SEAN
The Californians
NBC-TV
McCORD, BILL
Sports Highlights
NBC
MeCRARY, TEX
Tex & Jinx Show. NBC.
NBC-TV
Close-up, NBC-TV
McGEE, FIBBER AND MOLLY
Monitor
NBC
MeKAY, JIM
The Verdict is Yours
CBS-TV
Mclaughlin, don
Road of Life
CBS
McNEAR, HOWARD
Gunsmoke
CBS
McIVEILL, RON
Breakfast Club, ABN
McNEIXIS, MAGGI
Assignment Broadway, Maggi's
Magazine, MBS
— M —
MaeDONALD, JEANNETTE
Family Theater
MBS
MACK, TED
The Original Amateur Hour
NBC-TV
MaoLAUGHLIN, DON
As the World Turns
CBS-TV
MADISON, GUY
Wild Bill Hickok
CBS-TV. ABC-TV
MALONE, MARY
Our Gal Sunday
CBS
MARCH, HAL
$64,000 Question, What's it
for?
CBS-TV, NBC-TV
MARCH, LORI
Brig-liter Day
CBS -TV
MARTIN, MARY
Annie Get Your Gun
NBC-TV
MARTY, SYRA
Sunday Nig-ht at the
Palladium
BBC-TV
DOTTIE LOVE
MGT: ARTHUR FINK
PRESS: GANSHAW & ATLEE
MARVIN, LEE
M Squad
NBC-TV
MARVIN, TONY
Arthur Godfrey Time
CBS
MARX, GROUCHO
You Bet Your Life
NBC. NBC-TV
MATHERS, JERRY
Leave it to Beaver
CBS-TV
MAXWELL, ELSA
Tonight
NBC-TV
MAY, DONALD
West Point
ABC -TV
MEADOWS, AUDREY
The Honeymooners
NBC -TV
MEADOWS, JAYNE
I've Got a Secret
CBS-TV
MEIGHAN, JAMES
Backstagre Wife
CBS
MELVIN, ALLAN
The Phil Silvers Show
CBS-TV
MERCER, JOHNNY
B. Nov. 18, 1909, Savanna, Ga.
MILLER, DEAN
December Bride
CBS-TV
MILLER, HOWARD
The Howard Miller Show
NBC-TV. CBS
MILLER, MARVIN (narrator)
The Millionaire
CBS-TV
HELENE ERICKSON
SINGER-ACTRESS
Your Agent
or
LE 2-1100
1081
JACKSON BECK
ANNOUNCER— ACTOR
NARRATOR
JU 2-8800
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MILLER, MITCH
Mitch Miller Show
CBS
MONTALBAN, RICARDO
Family Theater
MBS
MONTGOMERY, ROBERT
Presents the Johnson's Wax
Program : Presents the
Mennen Hour. NBC-TV
MOORE, CLAYTON
Lone Ranger
ABC-TV
MOORE, GARY
The Garry Moore Show, I've
Got a Secret
CBS-TV
MO RAN, EILEEN
GaJen Drake Show
CBS
MORGAN, HARRY
December Bride
CBS-TV
MORGAN, HARRY
Sez Who ! I've Got a Secret
CBS, CBS-TV
MORGAN, WESLEY
Life of Riley
NBC-TV
MORRIS, HOWARD
Caesar's Hour
NBC-TV
MUNSEL, PATRICE
Patrice Munsel Show
ABC-TV
MURRAY, 3 AN
Treasure Hunt, NBC-TV
MURRAY, KATHRYN
The Arthur Murray Party
NBC-TV
MURKOW, EDWARD R.
Edward R. Morrow with the
News; Person to Person,
CBS -TV
MYERSON,
Big" Payoff
CBS-TV
CBS,
N
NAISH, J. CARROLL
Family Theater
MBS
NARZ, JACK
Dotto
CBS-TV
NEAL, PATRICIA
Family Theater
MBS
NEBEL, JOHN
The Long- John Show
MBS
NEISEN, CLAIRE
Backstage Wife
CBS
NELSON, DAVID
B. Oct. 24, 1936, New York,
N. Y.; The Adventures of Ozzie
and Harriet, ABC-TV
NELSON,
HARRIET
B. July 18, Des Moines, Iowa;
The Adventures of Ozzie and
Harriet, ABC-TV
NELSON, HERBERT
Brighter Day
CBS-TV
NELSON, ozzie
B. Mar. 20, Jersey City, N. J.;
The Adventures of Ozzie and
Harriet, ABC-TV
NELSON, RICKY
B. May 8, 1940, Teaneck, N. J.;
The Adventures of Ozzie and
Harriet, ABC-TV; Recording star
for Verve
NIMMO, BILL
Do you Trust Your Wife
ABC -TV
NOLAN, KATHY
Real McCoys
ABC-TV
NORRIS, KATHI
True Story
NBC-TV
NOSSEN, BRAM
Our Gal Sunday
CBS
NOVINS, STUART
Face the Nation
CBS-TV
NYE, LOUIS
The Steve Allen Show
NBC-TV
— o —
O'BRIEN, HUGH
Wyatt Earp
ABC-TV
O'BRIEN, LOUISE
Rusty Draper Show
CBS
O'BRIEN, MARGARET
Family Theater
MBS
O'HERLIHY, DAN
Family Theater
MBS
O'KEEFE, WALTER
Ni^htiine
NBC
OLIVIER, GORDON
Family Theater
MBS
Tybee Afra
Actress — Singer — Dancer
Gabbe, Lutz, Heller & Loeb
CI. 5-7998 HOllywood 9-1993
FEDORA BONTEMPl
WABC - TV
Saturday — 12 Noon
WNHC - TV
Monday Thru Friday— 11:30 A.M.
1083
ALLEN SWIFT
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OLIVIER. SIR LAURENCE
Theate Royal
MBS
OI SI V JOHNNY
B. Windom, Minn.: Nome that
Tune, CBS-TV; Oilsen Rumpus
Room, MBS-Radio; Masquerade
Par-tv, NBC-TV: Keep It in the
Familv ABC-TV; Startime, Du-
monf-TV
OLSEN, PENNY
O'NEAL. PATRICK
Dick and the Duchess
CBS-TV
O'SHEA, MICHAEL
It's a Great Life
NBC-TV
O'SULLIVAN, MAUREEN
Family Theater
MBS
OWEN, ETHEL
S^ind Mr. Burton
CBS
PAAR, JACK
Tonight
NBC-TV
PAGE, PATTI
The Big- Record
CBS-TV
PAIGE. BOB
Big- Payoff
CBS-TV
PAIGE, ROBERT
Bride & Groom
NBC-TV
PALMER, BETSY
Masquerade Party. What's it
for?
NBC-TV
PALMER, BYRON
Bride & Groom
NBC-TV
PARKER, FESS
Disneyland
ABC-TV
PARKER, WILLARD
T?les of the Texas Rangers
ABC-TV
PAUL, EUGENIA
Zorro
m ABC-TV
PAUL, LES
B. June 9, Waukesha, Wise; Big
Record, Jimmy Dean Show, CBS
PAYNE, JOHN
The Restless Gun
NBC-TV
PAYNE, LOU
The Lou Payne Show
MBS
PAYNE, VIRGINIA
Ma Perkins
CBS
PEALE, DR. NORMAN
VINCENT
NBC
PEARL, MINNIE
Grand. Ole Opry
NBC
PEARSON, JOHNNY
ABN
PERKINS, R. MARLIN
Zoo Parade
NBC-TV
PERREAU, GIGI
Family Theater
MBS
PETERSON, DAN
Doorway to Travel
MBS
PIKE. VERY REV. DR.
JAMFK A.
D°i.n Pike
ABC -TV
PITTS. ZVSU
Oh ! Susanna
OBS'-TV
P«LF:N. NAT
Indictment
POSTON. TOM
The Steve Allen Show
NPC-TV
POWELL. DIC*r
Zane Grev Theatre
CBS-TV
PRESTON, WAYDE
Colt .45
ABC-TV
PRICE. VINCENT
Familv Theater
MBS
PRINZ, ROSEMARY
As the World Turns
CBS-TV
PROVOST, JON
Lassie
CBS-TV
— R —
RAERLRN,
BRYM
By the Peoole, Squad Room, True
Detective, Gang Busters, Exolor-
;ng Tomorrow, Mutual; True
Story, Five-Star Matinee, Dr.
Gentry, Peooer Young. NBC; In-
dictment, Backstage Wife, CBS
RAFPERTY, FRANCES
December Bride
CBS-TV
RAINWATER, MARVIN
Country Music Jubilee
ABC-TV
RANDELL, RON
o.s.s.
ABC-TV
RAYBURN, GENE
Tonierht, The Steve Allen Show
NBC-TV
REAGAN, RONALD
General Electric Theatre
CBS-TV
REDGRAVE, MICHAEL
Adventures of Horatio
Hornblower
MBS
REED. DONNA
Family Theater
MBS
REED, LYDIA
Real McCoys
ABC-TV
REED, MARSHALL
The Lineup
CBS -TV
REEVES, GEORGE
Superman
ABC-TV
REINER, CARL
Sid Caesar — Imog-ene Coca,
Caesar's Hour
ABC-TV, NBC-TV
REYNOLDS, MARJORIE
Life of Riley
NBC-TV
RICHARDSON, SIR RALPH
Theater Royal
MBS
ROBBINS, FRED
Assignment Hollywood
MBS
ROBERTS, ROY
Oh ! Susanna
CBS-TV
ROBERTSON, DALE
Tales of Wells Fargo
NBC-TV
ROONEY, MICKEY
B. Sept. 23, 1922, Brooklyn,
N. Y.; The Mickey Rooney Show,
Syndicated
RORKE, HAYDEN
Mr Adams and Eve
CBS-TV
RUSSELL, WILLIAM
Adventures of Sir Lancelot
ABC-TV. NBC-TV
— s —
SANDERS, GEORGE
Georg-e Sanders' Mystery
Theater
NBC -TV
SANDS, BILLY
The Phil Silvers Show
CBS-TV
SAWYER, JOE
Adventures of Rin Tin Tin
ABCTV
SCOTT, MARTHA
Modern Romances
NBC-TV
SCROGGINS, ROBERT
Adventures of Sir Lancelot
ABC-TV
SECONDARI, JOHN
Open Hearing-
ABC-TV
SELBY, SARAH
Mickey Mouse Club
ABC-TV
SEVAREID, ERIC
World News Roundup,
Conquest, News Analysis,
CBS, CBS-TV
SHAW, ROBERT
Buccaneers
ABC-TV
SHELDON, GENE
Zorro
ABC-TV
SHELDON, HERR
Meet Herb Sheldon, Studio Party,
Looney Tunes, Wonderama,
WABD-TV
SHEPODD, JON
Lassie
CBS-TV
SHIELDS, ARTHUR
Family Theater
MBS
SILVERHEELS, Jay
Lone Ranger
ABC-TV
SILVERS, PHIL
The Phil Silvers Show
SIMMONS, RICHARD
CBS-TV
Sergeant Preston of the
Yukon
CBS-TV
SINATRA, FRANK
B. 1915, Hoboken, N. J.; The
Frank Sinatra Show, ABC-TV;
Records for Caipitol Records
SKII TOV RED
B. July 18, Vincennes, Ind.; The
Red Skeltoa Show, Shower of
Stars, CBS-TV
SMITH, BOB
Howdy Doody
NBC-TV
SMITH, CYRIL
Adventures of Sir Lancelot
ABC-TV
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SMITH, KATE
The Kate Smith Show
MBS
SMOLEN, VIVIAN
Our Gal Sunday
CBS
SOCKMAN, 1>R. RALPH W.
National Radio Pulpit
NBC
SOMERS. CAROL
Romance of Helen Trent
CBS
SPIVAK, LAWRENCE
Meet the Press
NBC, NBC-TV
STACK, ROBERT
Family Theater
MBS
STARRETTT, CHARLES
Cowboy Theater
NBC -TV
STEELE, MARJORIE
Family Theater
MBS
STEELE, TED
B. July 9, 1917, Hartford, Conn.;
Ted Steele Show, Ted Steele's
Bandstand, WOR-TV, New York;
Bethlehem Records
STEPHENSON, JOHN
Bold Journey
ABC-TV
STERLING, ROBERT
Topper
NBC-TV
STEVENS, JULIE
Romance of Helen Trent
CBS
STEVENS, WARREN
The 77th Beng-al Lancers
NBC-TV
STODDARD, HAILA
The Secret Storm
CBS-TV
STONE, GAIL
The Eye Arden Show
CBS-TV
STORM, GALE
Family Theater, MBS;
Oh! Susanna. CBS-TV
STORY RALPH
$64,000 Challeng-e
CBS-TV
STRITCH, ELAINE
NBC-TV
Washing-ton Square
STUART, MARY
Search for Tomorrow
CBS -TV
SUDROW, LYLE
Wendy Warren and the News
CBS
SULLIVAN, BARRY
Adventure at Scott Island,
ABC-TV ; Family Theater,
MBS
SWIFT, ALLEN
B. New York, N. Y.; Popeye
Show, WPIX, N. Y.; Two for the
Money, CBS-TV; Voice Artist for
TV and Radio Commercials
SYMINGTON, DON
Love of Life
CBS-TV
— T —
TALMAN. WILLIAM
Perry Mason
CBS-TV
TERRACE, JOAN
Let's take a Trip
CBS-TV
THOMAS, DANNY
B. Jan. 6, 1914, Dearfield, Mich.;
The Danny Thomas Show, CBS-TV
THOMAS, LOWELL
Hig-h Adventure with Lowell
Thomas
CBS.CBS-TV
THURMAN, TEDI
Monitor, NBC; Tonight.
NBC-TV
TOMPKINS, JOAN
Ma Perkins
CBS
TOREN, MARTA
Family Theater
MBS
TOTTER, AUDREY
Family Theater
MBS
TROUT, ROBERT
World News Roundup
CBS-TV
TULLY, TOM
The Lineup
CBS-TV
— V —
VANCE, VIVIAN
The Lucille Ball — Desi Arnaz
Show, I Love Lucy, CBS-TV
VAN HORN, ART
Midday Composite; Weekend
News
ABN
VON ZELL, HARRY
B. July 11, Indianapolis, Ind.;
Burns & Allen, CBS-TV
w —
WAGNER, HELEN
As the World Turns
CBS-TV
WALKER, CLINT
Cheyenne
ABC-TV
WALLACE, ANDRE
Romance of Helen Trent
CBS
WALLACE, GUY
Bandstand, U.S.A.
MBS
WALLACE, MIKE
Mike Wallace Interview, ABC-TV
WALSH, JIMMY
Let's take a Trip
CBS -TV
WARREN, JANE, R. N.
Hi Mom !
NBC-TV
WARRENSKJOLD, DORATHY
Family Theater
MBS
WARRICK, RUTH
As the World Turns
CBS-TV
WATERMAN, WILLARD
The Great Gildersleeve
NBC
WATERS, KAREN
Captain Kang-aroo
CBS-TV
WEBB, JACK
Drag-net
NBC, NBC-TV
WEIST, DWIGHT
Second Mrs. Burton
CBS
WELK, LAWRENCE
Lawrence Welk Show,
Lawrence Welk's Top Tunes
& New Talent, ABC-TV
1086
WELLES, ORSON
Lives of Harry Lime
MBS
WHEATLEY, ALAN
Robin Hood
CBS-TV
WHITE, BETTY
Date with the Angels
ABC-TV
WILCOX, NINA
Adventure at Scott Island
ABC-TV
WILLIAMS, BILL
Date with the Ang-els
ABC-TV
WILLUMS, GUINN
Circus Boy
ABC-TV
WILLIAMS, GUY
Zorro
ABC -TV
WILLIAMS, MURIAL
Brig-hter Day
CBS-TV
WILLIS, RICHARD
WILSON, JOE
Bowling- Stars
ABC -TV
WIMBERLY, BILL
Country Music Jubilee
ABC-TV
WINCHELL, PAUL
Circus Time, ABC-TV
WINCHELL, WALTER
Walter Winch ell File, The
Walter Winchell Show.
ABC-TV, NBC-TV
WINKELMAN, MICHAEL
Real McCoys
ABC -TV
WINTERS,
JONATHAN
The Jonathan Winters Show, To-
night, NBC-TV
WOODS, DONALD
U. S. Steel Hour, Hotel Cosmo-
politan, CBS-TV; Schlitz Play-
house, Film Festivals, ABC-TV;
Host on Woolworth Hour, The
Best in Music, CBS
WRIGHT, Wynn
Squad Room
MBS
WYATT, JANE
Father Knows Best
NBC-TV
WYENN, THAN
Zorro
ABC -TV
WYMAN, JANE
Tbe Jane Wyman Show
NBC-TV
WYNN, MAY
Noah's Ark
NBC-TV
— Y —
YOUNK, CARELTON
Family Theater
MBS
YOUNG, LORETTA
The Loretta Young- Show
NBC-TV
YOUNG, ROBERT
B. Chicago, III.; Star of "Father
Knows Best," NBC-TV
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RADIO AND TELEVISION
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AMES BROTHERS
Oasis Show, Steve Allen Show,
Pat Boone, Julius LaRosa, NBC-
TV; Big Record, Ed Sullivan,
CBS-TV
ANDERSON, DICK
WPET, Grensboro, N.C.
ANDERSON, PAUL
Saturday Breakfast Party
WJTN, Jamestown, N.Y.
ANDREWS, JOHNNY
WRCA. WRCA-TV, New York,
N.Y.
ARLAND, JEANIE
Good Neighbor Time
WCCO, WCGO-TV,
Minneapolis, Minn.
ARMEN, KAY
Washington Square
NBC-TV
ARMS, RUSSELL
Your Hit Parade
NBC-TV
ARNOLD, PAUL
W'RC, WRC-TV, Washing-ton,
D.C.
ARTHUR, GEORGE
WBAT, Marion, Ind.
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BABBITT, HARRY
Matinee
KNX, Los Ang-eles, Calif.
BAIN, BUDDY
WCMA, Corinth, Miss.
BANKS, MACK
Open House Jamboree
WCPC, Houston, Miss.
BARLOW, JERRY
KTAG-TV, Lake Charles, La.
BARNES, HERBIE
WMFD-TV, Wilmington, N.C.
BARTLEY, CHARLENE
WHDH-TV, Boston, Mass.
BECKER, BARBARA
Howard Miller Show
WNBQ, NBC-TV, Chicago, 111.
BEE, MOLLY
The Tennessee Ernie Ford
Show
NBC-TV
BENNETT, CAROLE
Herb Oscar Anderson Show
ABN
BERGEN, POLLY
The Polly Bergen Show, NBC-TV
BISSELL, MAZIE
Specs Show
WIS-TV, Columbia, S.C.
BOND, EDDIE
990 Jamboree-Stomper Time
KWEM, Memphis, Term.
BOULETTE, WILLIE
KOVE, Lander, Wyo.
BOWICK, BILL
Reeordially Yours
WGBA, Columbus, Ga.
BROWN, KAY
Johnny Pearson Show
ABN
BRUCK, STUART
WGIG, Brunswick. Ga.
BRUNELLE, LINDA
KHSL-TV, Chico, Calif.
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CAHILL, BOB
Joe Martin Calling-
WOW, WOW-TV, Omaha, Neb.
CALLAHAN, BOB
Bill Weaver Show
KCBS, San Francisco, Calif.
CARMACK, RED
Saturday Frolic
WPLA, Plant City, Fla,
CARPENTER, SHARON
WMT-TV, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
CARROLL, MARVIN
The Jimmy Dean Show
CBS -TV
CARSON, KEN
The Garry Moore Show
CBS-TV
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CASANAVE, DON
B. Oct. 3, 1931; ABC-Paramount
Records
CASTLE, NAN
KSST, Sulphur Spring's, Tex.
CHARLES, RAY, SINGERS
Perry Como Show, NBC-TV;
Johnny Pearson Show, ABN
CHERNEY, GUY
KCBS, San Francisco, Calif.
CHILDERS, C. B,
The Alabama Boys
WFPA, Fort Payne, Ala.
CLARK, AL
KOTA, KOTA-TV, Rapid City,
S.D.
CLARK, SLIM
WABI, WABI-TV, Bangor, Me.
CLOONEY,
ROSEMARY
B. May 23, Maysville, Ky.; Star
of the Lux Show, NBC-TV; Co-
lumbia Recording Star
COCHRAN, SYLVIA
WAVU, Albertville, Ala.
COLE, NAT 'KING'
The Nat 'King' Cole Show
NBC-TV
COLLINS, DOROTHY
Your Hit Parade
NBC-TV
COLLINS, JOHNNY
WOKJ, Jackson, Miss.
COLLINS, TEX
Nitely Serenade
WAZL, Hazleton, Pa.
CONRAD, STAN
Keyboard Capers
WEiDO, McKeesport, Pa,
COPELAND, ALAN
Your Hit Parade
NBC-TV
CORBET, PAT
Joe Taylor Show
WGL, Fort Wayne, Ind.
COREY, JILL
Your Hit Parade
NBC-TV
CROCKETT, JAN
The Jimmy Dean Show
CBS-TV
CROSBY, BING
Ford Road Show
CBS
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DALE, ALAN
Arlene Francis Show, Steve Allen
Show, NBC-TV; Big Record, CBS-
TV
DAVIS, JEANETTE
Arthur Godfrey Time
CBS
DAVIS, JO
The Jimmy Dean Show
CBS-TV
DAVIS, SHERRY
Music in 3 D
KRDD-TV, Dallas, Tex.
DAY, DENNIS
Jack Benny Show
CBS
DEAN, GERAL
Breakfast Club
ABN
deCAMP, ARDENE
Bill Weaver Show
KCBS, San Francisco, Calif.
De LUCIA, CAMILLO
Neapolitan Serenade
WSTV-TV. Steubenville, Ohio
DENNY. EDMUND
WIBW-TV, Topeka, Kan.
De NOON, BIG JIM
KWBB. Wichita, Kan.
DEWITT, DOT
WHSC. Hartsville, S.C.
De WITT, KAY
WABI-TV, Bantor. Me.
DOBBS, ESTELLINE
Relierious Song Stylist
KBOP, Pleasanton, Tex.
DOLAN, JOE
WEEK-TV, Peoria, 111.
DOREY. RAY
WHDH-TV, Boston, Mass.
DOUGLAS, BILL
Down in the Old Song Bag
KONG, Visalia, Calif.
DOUGLAS, MIKE
The Howard Miller Show
NBC-TV, WNBQ, Chicago, 111.
DRESSLAR, LEN
In Town Tonight
WBBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
DREW, DORIS
The Tennessee Ernie Ford
Show
NBC-TV
DUNCAN, CAMILLA
Music in 3 D
KRLD-TV, Dallas. Tex.
DUNN, BOB
The Billy Knox Show
KLX, Oakland, Calif.
DUNNE, JIMMY
Musically Yours
WTTG, Washington, D.C.
DYER, STAN
KOSA-TV, Odessa, Tex.
THE MELLO-LARKS
HOWARD MILLER SHOW
NBC-COLOR TV
Represented by Jerry Levy— 200 W. 57th St.-N.Y.C.
CI. 6-8431
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ERICKSON,
HELENE
B. New York City, N. Y.; Opera,
Concert, Radio-TV, Club Dates,
Dramaitic Animations, Paramount
f Pictures, etc.
— F —
FERNANDEZ, ROSITA
KCOR, KCOR-TV, San
Antonio, Tex.
FISHER. EDDIE
The Eddie Fisher Show
NBC-TV
FLOOD, DICK
The Jimmy Dean Show
CBS-TV
FOLAND, MYLES
WCPO-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
FORD, MARY
B. July 7, Pasadena, Calif.; Big
Record, Jimmy Dean Show, CBS
FOSTER, DENISE
The Wayne Mack Show
WFAA-TV, Dallas, Tex.
FRANKLIN, JOE
WKMT, Kings Mountain, N.C.
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GALE, PATTI
WMIS, Natchez, Miss.
GARCIA, ADA
Romance Musical
KCOR, KCOR-TV, San
Antonio, Tex.
GAY, SUSANNE
Soundtrack
KTRK-TV, Houston, Tex.
GIBBS, GEORGIA
The Georgia Gibbs Show
NRC-TV
GIBSON, DON
Midday Merry-go-Round
WNOX, Knoxville, Tenn.
GIBSON, VIRGINIA
Your Hit Parade
NBC-TV
GORDON, GEORGE
Danny and the Dudes
WTOK-TV, Meridian, Miss.
GORDON, PHIL
WALA-TV, Mobile, Ala.
GORME, EYDIE
Tonight Show, The Steve
Allen Show
NBC-TV
GRAMMER, BILLIE
The Jimmy Dean Show
CBS-TV
GRAVES, BILLIE
The Jimmy Dean Show
CBS-TV
GRAY, RUDY
KMAC, San Antonio, Tex.
GREY, LA1VNY &
GINGER
Jingle-Transcriptions for: Quak-
er State Oil, Almay Cosmetics,
Barricini Candy, Yonkers Race-
way, Campbell's Soups, Adam
Hats
GRIFFIN, MERV
ABN
GROVE,
BETTY ANN
Stop the Music, Paul Winchell
Show, ABC-TV; CBS Celebrity
Time, Bert Parks Shows, Stork
DON CASANAVE
ABC -PARAMOUNT
RECORDING STAR
Club, Summer Time Revue, Big
Payoff, CBS-TV; Jim Backus
Show. ABC
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HAGAMAN, CHARLES
Midday Merry-go-Round
WNOX, Knoxville, Tenn.
HALBURNT, JOE JR.
Petticoat Partyline
WBRC-TV, Birmingham, Ala.
HALL, BUDDY
Jim Reeves Show
ABN
HAMILTON, DAVE
Willie Thall Show
WKRC-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
HANLEY, PETER
Bill Kemp Show
ABN
H.ANSON, BURT
Good Neighbor Time
WCCO, WCCO-TV,
Minneapolis, Minn.
HARRIS, JACK
WJR, Detroit, Mich.
HARVEY, MEL
Feminine Fancies
WKZO-TV, Kalamazoo, Mich.
HASKELL, JACK
Jim Backus Show
ABN
HAYES, RICHARD
Bandstand, NBC; Robert Q
Lewis Show, CBS
HAYMES, DICK
For You
CBS
HENDRIX, ELAINE
Bar 20
KYTV, Springfield, Mo.
HESTER, JAY
Quartet Time
WFPA, Fort Payne, Ala.
BETTY ANN GROVE
SINGING STAR
Jim Backus Show — Daily ABN
Jubilee Records
Personal Mgr.
PETER DEAN
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HOLLY, WES
Cartoon Corral
WOC- TV, Davenport, Iowa
HOLT, BETTY
Bill Kemp Show
ABN
HONEYDREAMERS (GROUP)
Jim Backus Show
ABN
HOOD, DARLA
Merv Griffin Show
ABN
HOUSER, RAY
Take It Easy Time
WTON, Staunton, Va.
HOUSTON, BOB
Do you remember?
KVBC, Farming-ton, N.M.
HUFFMAN, JULE
WSAZ-TV, Huntington,
W. Va.
HUGGINS, HANK
KTRE, KTRE-TV, Lufkin,
Tex
HULS,' RALEIGH
Smiling- Time
WFUR, Grand Rapids, Mich.
HUNNICUTT, CAROL
Corner Store
WBT, Charlotte, N.C.
IRVIN, SMITTY
The Jimmy Dean Show
CBS-TV
J
JAMES, BARBARA
Musical Almanac
JETER, KRISTY LEE
Floyd & Lee Show
KFLJ, Walsenburg, Colo.
JOHNSON, BILLY
Fun House
WTTG, Washing-ton, D.C. •
JOHNSON, HOYT
WKUL, Cullman, Ala.
JOHNSON, JUDY
Robert Q. Lewis Show
CBS
JONES, EDDIE
KOA, Denver, Colo.
JONES, HERBIE
The Jimmy Dean Show
CBS-TV
JONES, WILLIAM
WKLX, Paris, Ky.
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KELSEY, GERDA
Waltz Time
WHLM, Bloomsburg-, Pa.
KERR, ANITA QUARTET
Jim Reeves Show
ABN
KIRK, RED
Get Up and Go
WLO, Louisville, Ky.
KLICK, MARY
The Jimmy Dean Show
CBS-TV
KNIGHT, JIM
KOEL, Oelwein, Iowa
KRONBERG, BONNIE
WOOD, WOOD-TV, Garnd
Rapids, Mich.
KURTZ, BUD
Hotpoint Varieties
WHIS-TV, Bluefield, W. Va.
KWOCK, KENNETH
KULA-TV, Honolulu, Hawaii
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LANDIS, BOB AND ALICE
KAAA, King-man, Ariz.
LANDRY, ANN & ART
Open House
WCAX-TV, Burlington, Vt.
LANE, . ABBE
Xavier Cug-at Show
NBC-TV
LANSON, SNOOKY
Your Hit Parade
NBC -TV
LARAWAY, LARRY
Music in the Afternoon
WJEH, Gallipolis, Ohio
LA ROSA, JULIUS
Ed Sullivan Show, CBS-TV
LAWRENCE, STEVE
Tonig-ht Show, The Steve
Allen Show
NBC-TV
LEACH, BILLY
Jim Conway Show
WBBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
Le GARDE TWINS
Double Time
KTLA, Los Ang-eles, Calif.
LeMASTER, MARY JANE
WMBD, WMBD-TV, Peoria,
111.
LEONETTI, TOMMY
Your Hit Parade
NBC-TV
LEWIS, BILL
Caesar's Hour
NBC-TV
LINK, CARLTON
WEVA, Emporia, Va.
LLOYD, BETTY
Moods in Melody
WSFC, Somerset, Ky.
LLOYD, TOMMY
WTOD, Toledo, Ohio
LOR, DENISE
The Garry Moore Show
CBS-TV
LORENZO, GERRE
Melody Time
WPME, Punxsutawney, Pa.
LUCAS, JIM
Sky Castle Serenade
WSGN, Birming-ham, Ala.
LUDRICK, NORMA
WHSC, Hartsville, S.C.
LYNN, JERRY
Sunday Nigrht at the
Palladium
NBC-TV
LYNN, JUDY
Big- Payoff
CBS-TV
LYNN, NICKY
Songs of Yesterday
WJBB, Haley ville, Ala.
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McCLENDON, SAMUEL
WCRY, Macon, Ga.
McCLURE, HARRIET
Teen Tempo
WLBT, Jackson, Miss.
McEWEN, ALICE
Mr. & Mrs. Music
KIMN, Denver, Colo.
McEWEflV, LEN
Mr. & Mrs. Music
KIMN, Denver, Colo.
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MACKENZIE, GISELE
Your Hit Parade, The Gisele
MaeKenzie Show
NBC-TV
MANNING, HOWARD
Breakfast at Sheraton
WBEiN, WBEN-TV, Buffalo,
N.Y.
MARSHALL, JUDY
Hayloft Hoedown, Midday
Round-up
WHAS, WHAS-TV,
Louisville, Ky.
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MASK, JAMES
WCPC, Houston, Miss.
MASSEY, CURT
KRCA, Los Ang-eles, Calif.
MASSEY, SALLY
Swing-time Jamboree
WBCK, Battle Creek, Mich.
MAYS, ZILLA
Dream Girl
WAOK, Atlanta, Ga.
MEADOWS, JANE
Voice in the Old Village Choir
WHIS-TV, Bluefield, W. Va.
MEEKS TRIO
Home Town Jamboree
KBHS, Hot Springs, Ark.
MELLO-LARKS
Howard Miller Show, Jerry Lewis
Show, NBC-color TV
MELTON, GLEN
Toast 'n' Coffee
WGBF, Evansville, Ind.
MEREDITH, BUDDY
KOTA, KOTA-TV, Rapid City,
S.D.
MILLER, MAC
WCB1-TV, Columbus, Miss.
MINTON SISTERS
Say it with Music
KPSO, Falfurrias, Tex.
MITCHELL, CONNIE
Jim Conway Show
WBBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
MONS, JOHN
KDUZ, Hutchinson, Minn.
MONTONDAN, BILL
Woman's World
KTBC-TV, Austin, Tex.
MORAN, LUPITA
KWKW, Pasadena, Calif.
MORATH, MAX
KVOR, Colorado Spring-s, Colo.
MORELAND, MERIGAIL
Teen Club
WGN-TV, Chicago, 111.
MORGAN, MARION
KNX, Los Angeles, Calif.
MOTEN, ETTA
WMAQ, WNBQ, Chicago, 111.
— N —
NASH, BARNES H.
WCYB, WCYB-TV, Bristol, Va.
NELSON, JIM
WDBO-TV, Orlando,. Fla.
NELSON, RICKY
B. May 8, 1940, Teaneck, N. J.;
The Adventures of Ozzie and
Harrit, ABC-TV; Recording Star
for Verve
NOEL, DICK
Breakfast Club
ABN
NOTEWORTHIES (GROUP)
Bill Kemp Show
ABN
— o —
O'CONNELL, HELEN
The Helen O'Connell Show,
Today Show
NBC-TV
O'DAY, PAT
Beantown Matinee
WEEI, Boston, Mass.
O'HBREN, DICK
WHK, Cleveland, Ohio
OLSEN, DOROTHY
Bandstand
NBC
O'NEIL, DON
WHFB, Benton Harbor, Mich.
OSTROM, BERNLE
KVOX, Fargo, N.D.
OTTA, NONA
KICO, Calexico, Calif.
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THOMAS, DANNY
B. Jan. 6, 1914, Dearfield, Mich.;
The Danny Thomas Show, CBS-
TV
THOMPSON, HAGAN
Teen Tempo
WLBT, Jackson. Miss.
TILTON, MARTHA
Curt Massey Show
KRCA, Los Angeles, Calif.
TRUMAN, RALPH
WTSL, Hanover, N.H.
TRUSLEY, BOB
Ozark Drifters
KRMS. Osage Beach, Mo.
TRUSLEY, GENE
Ozark Drifters
KRMS, Osag-e Beach, Mo.
TUREK, BEVERLY
WFAU, Augusta, Me.
TURNER, JACK
WSFA-TV, Montgomery, Ala.
VALLI, JUNE
Andy Williams — June Valli
Show
PALMER, A. P.
WWON, Woonsocket, R.I.
PALMER, COY
Club 1340
KPDN, Pampa, Tex.
PARKER, GLORY
Woman's World
KTBC-TV, Austin. Tex.
PARKER, RANDALL
WKBV, Richmond, Ind.
PATTERSON, CLIFF
Jewelry Bar
KYTV, Springfield, Mo.
PETERS, PETE
WFRC, Reidsville, N.C.
PETERSON, MARIAN
Noontime RFD
WMT-TV, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
PICKETT, BILL
Coffee Call
WHAS, WHAS-TV, Louisville,
Ky.
PIERSON, JEANNIE
KTVH, Hutchinson, Kan.
POTTER, ED
Notes and Nonsense
WTSB, Lumberton, N.C.
PROCTOR, EMILY
WAVU, Albertville, Ala.
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RABEL, FRED
KHAM, Albuquerque, N.M.
BEES, PATSY
Teen Platter Party
KENS-TV, San Antonio, Tex.
REEVES, GLENN
WQIK, Jacksonville, Fla.
BEEVES, JIM
ABN
REMER, PHYLLIS
Willie Thall Show
WKRC-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
RHODES, SLIM
KWEM, Memphis, Tenn.
RIANHARDT, MARY ANN
Star Sales Luncheon
WPAY, Portsmouth, Ohio
RICHMOND, JUNE
• Marlingaires
WREN, Topeka, Kan.
ROBBiNS, CORKY
Ted Steele Variety Show
WOR-TV, New York, N.Y.
BOBBINS, GEOBGE
Listen While you Lunch
WEBR, Buffalo, N.Y.
RODKA, HAKRY
KXLA, Pasadena, Calif.
ROMAN, DICK
Johnny Pearson Show
ABN
RONDO, DON
Herb Oscar Anderson Show
ABN
ROSS, LANNY
WCBS-Radio
ROSS, ROBERTA
WMOE, Moundsville, W. Va.
RYAN, BUCK
The Jimmy Dean Show
CBS-TV
RYERSON, JIM
Radio Hymnal
WMUU, Greenville, S.C.
— s —
SABO, KAREN
Hill Billy Sweetheart
KN'DC, Hettinger, N.D,
ST. CLAIR, BILL
Bean town Matinee
WEEI, Boston, Mass.
SANDERS, CURLEY
WBRT, Bardstown, Ky.
KTVH, Hutchinson, Kan.
SANDERS, MACK
Kansas Mack Tradin' Post
SATISFIERS (GROUP)
Herb Oscar Anderson Show
ABN
SCHMEER, BILL
Nitely Serenade
WAZL, Hazleton, Pa.
SCOT, PATRICIA
In Town Tonight
WBBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
SCOTT, GWEN
Sontag Spins
WOC, WOC-TV, Davenport,
Iowa
SHARP, TIP
Country Music Director
WWKY, Winchestor, Ky.
SHELTON, JOE
Reilly Springs Jamboree
KSST, Sulphur Springs, Tex.
SHOMETTE, BILL
Crossroads Store
KENS-TV, San Antonio, Tex.
SHORE, DINAH
The Dinah Shore Shaw, The
Chevy Show
NBC-TV
SINATRA, FRANK
B. 1915, Hoboken, N. J.; The
Frank Sinatra Show, ABC-TV;
Recordings for Capitol Records
SKELTON, EDDIE
Rock & Pop
WJHL-TV, Johnson City,
Tenn.
SKINNER, JIMMIE
Home Folks Party
WNOP, Newport, Ky.
SMITH, WINSTON
KLGN, . Loeran, Utah
SOSA, PACHITO
WHOM, New York, N.Y.
SOSBEE, TOMMY
KWTO. Sprina-field. Mo.
SPELLBINDERS (GROUP)
Merv Griffin Show
ABN
SPELMAN, MARIAN
50-50 Club
WLW-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
STACY, JEANNE
Songs For You
KTAT, Frederick, Okla.
STEELE, TED
WOR-TV, New York, H. Y.
STEPHENS, GINNY
Ed Harvey Show, Hi Neighbor
WCAU-TV, Philadelphia, Pa.
STONEMAN, SCOTT
Blue Grass Champs
WARL, Arlington, Va.
SUITS, GORDON
KGNC, KGNC-TV, Amarillo,
Tex.
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TARTLER, ERNIE
WTSB, Lumberton, N.C.
TAYLOR, JOE
WGL, Fort Wayne, Ind.
TAYLOR, MORRIS
KHSL-TV, Chico, Calif.
TEMPLE, PICK
Giant Ranch
WTOP-TV, Washington, D.C.
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WARD, ALTON
Fascination Time
WJQS, Jackson, Miss.
WARD, MADDY
Joe Martin Calling
WOW, WOW-TV, Omaha, Neb.
WARREN, DON
Sontag Spins
WOC, WOC-TV, Davenport,
Iowa
WATSON, DOLORES
Jim Reeves Show
ABN
WELLS, JACK
KLZ-TV, Denver, Colo.
WELLS, SPUD
Hillbilly
KNCO, Garden City, Kan.
WHITMAN, ROGER
Man Around the House
CBS
WILLIAMS, ANDY
Andy Williams — June Valli
Show
NBC-TV
WILLIAMS,BOB
Hospitality
WBT, WBTV, Charlotte, N.C.
WILLIAMS. EDDIE
WBAP-TV, Fort Worth, Tex
WILLIAMS, JIMMIE
WNOP, Newport, Ky.
WOLFE, SHIKLEY
Gal Who came to Dinner
WTIP, Charleston, W. Va.
WOLFF, BOB & WANDA
KGFL, RosweJ, N.M.
WOOD, AUSTIN
KTTR, Rolla, Mo.
WRIGHT, HANK
Barnyard Jamboree
WJPF, Herrin, 111.
WRIGHT, RUBY
50-50 Club
WLW-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
WRIGHTSON, EARL
Arlene Francis Show
NBC-TV
WYNN, JAN
Dinner Date
WJR, Detroit, Mich.
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ZERNIK, HERBERT
WSBC, Chicago, HI.
ZYLSTRA, MARIE
Smiling Time
WFUR, Grand Rapids, Mich.
EARL S. PEED
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1093
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Public Relations
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PLaza 1-1543
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and VIBO FARMS
BOB HOPE
SID CAESAR and IMOGENE COCA
for HELENA RUBINSTEIN, INC.
WIDE WIDE WORLD
PONTIAC NBC SPECTACULARS
SABER OF LONDON
TRUE STORY
DETECTIVE'S DIARY
for STERLING DRUG COMPANY
GENERAL MILLS
for SUGAR JETS CEREAL
MacMANUS, JOHN & ADAMS, INC.
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HALLORAN, URSULA & ASSOC.
375 Park Ave PLaza 1-1543
Harrison, Edward
1501 B'way (36) LAckawanna 4-1318
Jacobs, Arthur P.
3 East 54th St TEmpleton 8-0730
Kani her, Bernard M., Organization
729 7th Ave. (19) Circle 7-2120
Katz, Alfred
60 East 56th St PLaza 7-4775
Lark in, Mark
8315 Lefferts Blvd., Kew Gardens, L. I.
Virginia 9-6340
Meadow, Noel, Assoc.
229 West 42nd St. (36) LOngaere ,5-7763
Mccarty, milburn, assoc, inc.
17 East 45th St. (17). MU. Hill 7-7773
Norton & Condon, Inc.
471 Park Ave PLaza 9-4010
PEED, EARL S.
527 Madison Ave. (22) . .PLaza 1-0030
Pine, Arthur, Assoc.
67 West 44th St MUrray Hill 7-2680
Proctor, James D.
545 Fifth Ave. (19) MUrray Hill 7-5084
RICHARD, MAX, INC.
1776 B'way (19) PLaza 7-6414
Hoffman, Richard H., Assoc.
675 West End Ave Riverside 9-3647
Rogers & Cowan
17 East 48th St. (36) PLaza 9-6272
Russell, Joe, Assoc.
156 West 48th St Circle 5-4848
Schreier, George, Assoc.
400 Madison Ave. (17) PLaza 3-6640
SMITH, BETTY, ASSOC.
15 East 48th St PLaza 5-2068
Sonnenberg, Benjamin
247 Park Ave. (17)
Taplinger, Robert S., Assoc, Inc.
608 Fifth Ave. (20) PLaza 7-8040
Tele-Theatre Corp.
c/o Robert Kerr, 41 W. 53rd St. Circle 6-7043
Waller, Thorn, Assoc.
516 Fifth Ave. (18) Murray Hill 7-1277
Waxman, A. P.
55 Central Park W. (23) SUsquehanna 7-4181
Weil, Joe, Assoc.
299 Madison Ave OXf ord 7-0279
PLaza 5-2200
CRestview 5-5186
LOS AHGELES
Abarbanel, Sam X.
8844 W. Olympic Blvd CRestview 4-6876
Ashton-Winter
8746 Sunset Blvd OLeander 5-8297
Auer, Miles Bohm
7220 Hollywood Blvd HOllywood 9-6829
Barnett, Bev
8780 Sunset Blvd. (46)
Baus & Ross Co.
2796 West 8th St DUnkirk 8-1107
Beacon Public Relations
6636 Hollywood Blvd HOllywood 3-9985
Bennet, Harry
3440 Wilshire, Rm. 1215 (5)..DUnkirk 7-8371
Bernard, Judd
449 S. Beverly Dr CRestview 5-4403
Best, Barbara, Publicity
6223 Selma Ave. (28) HOllywood 9-2904
Bishop & Assoc, Inc.
737 Seward HOllywood 2-1266
1094
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Blawitz-Maskel
6305 Yucca St Hollywood 2-3291
Bozell & Jacobs, Inc.
340 N. Rodeo Dr BRadshaw 2-2081
Byoir, Carl & Assoc.
727 West 7th St TRinity 6421
Cassidy & Assoc.
417 S. Hill St MUtual 8385
Cleary-Strauss & Irwin
1258 N. La Brea Ave HOllywood 2-6486
Communication's Counselors, Inc.
3325 Wilshire Blvd DUnkirk 5-3301
3440 Wilshire Blvd DUnkirk 7-8371
Compton & Cornell
265 N. Robertson Blvd BRadshaw 2-0648
C onion, Scoop
10111 Valley Spring Lane POplar 2-2526
Crawford, Marge
6253 Hollywood Blvd HOllywood 3-6831
Doff, Red
449 S. Beverly Dr CRestview 6-1152
Eddy, Arthur
8584 Sunset Blvd OLympia 2-7155
Epstein, David
6777 Hollywood Blvd HOllywood 2-6881
Essig Co., The
4063 Radford, Studio City POplar 3-4365
Ettinger Co., The
8720 Sunset Blvd OLympia 2-5252
Evelove, Alex
223 S. Beverly Dr BRadshaw 2-7858
Ferguson, Helen
151 El Camino Dr Bradshaw 2-3323
Fisher, George, Assoc.
6525 Sunset Blvd HOllywood 3-1161
Flynn, Edward J.
7046 Hollywood Blvd HOllywood 3-3277
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Foladare-Greer & Assoc.
1741 N. Ivar HOllywood 9-8135
Freeman & Wick
6606 Sunset Blvd HOllywood 2-2395
Gardiner-Ross
9956% Santa Monica Blvd. CRestview 4-2387
Glass-Seltzer
8734 Sunset Blvd OLympia 2-5947
Hansen Assoc.
5880 Hollywood Blvd HOllywood 2-1133
Hanson & Schwam
6705 Sunset Blvd HOllywood 9-8371
Harshe-Rotman, Inc.
6399 Wilshire Blvd WEIbster 8-2096
Hebert, William
8800 Wilshire Blvd CRestview 5-0614
Hill & Knowlton, Inc.
1509 Cross Roads of the World
HOllywood 9-8371
Honigberg, Sam & Assoc.
6269 Selma HOllywood 5-0409
Jacobs, Arthur P.
449 S. Beverly Dr CRestview 1-5685
Juneau, C. B., Inc.
8447 Wilshire Blvd OLive 3-1770
Kamins, Bernard F.
239% S. Beverly Dr BRadshaw 2-2566
Kaplan, Ralph J. Assoc.
6606 Selma HOllywood 2-2961
Koene & Assoc.
108 West 6th St MAdison 6-3291
Keller, Jack
4223 Lemp Ave POplar 3-3080
Kennedy, King, Bill Hendrix
1430 Bellefast Dr. (46) CRestview 1-8276
Kennedy-Walker & Wooten
8743 Sunset Blvd OLympia 2-0555
Milburn
McCarty
Associates, Inc.
public
relations
Industrial • Commercial
Television
Of f ices '
17 E. 4Sth St., N.Y. 17, N.Y.
6253 Hollywood Blvd., at Vine
Hollywood, Calif.
Also McCarty PR Network
in 212 cities
ALCOA
COLUMBIA GAS
HOTPOINT
PHILCO
SCHENLEY
CHOSE
MAX RICHARD
INC.
PRODUCERS OF
LIVE
INDUSTRIAL
SHOWS
1776 BROADWAY N.Y. 19
PL 7-6414
1095
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Kline, Walter & Assoc.
1436 N. Serrano HOllywood 2-6371
JLawson, Jack
13000 Blairwood Dr., Studio City
STanley 7-1739
Leighton, Joe
6253 Hollywood Blvd HOllywood 5-1001
Lewin/Kaufman & Assoc.
259 S. Beverly Dr BRadshaw 2-0744
Liberman, Frank
941 N. La Cieneg-a Blvd OLympia 2-2837
Loeff, Ted
324 S. Beverly Dr BRadshaw 2-6597
McDermott, Pat
521 N. La Cienega Blvd OLeander 5-8322
McFadden & Eddy Assoc.
9155 Sunset Blvd CRestview 4-6746
Mason, Bernice
6223 Selma Ave HOllywood 7-3084
Mayer, Howard G. & Dale O'Brien
1108 Guaranty Bldg HOllywood 3-5658
Millar, Mack
1823 Coldwater Canyon.... CRestview 5-8830
Miller, Steve & Assoc.
449 S. Beverly Dr CRestview 6-8172
Milligan, Bernie
11144 Valley Spring PI STate 7-6660
Mulcahy, J. T. & Henry Arnsten
451 N. La Cienega Blvd. (48) OLympia 2-2836
Parks-Morrison Co.
8820 Sunset Blvd. (46) OLeander 5-6744
Peirce, Bill
8582 Sunset Blvd BRadshaw 2-1723
Perrett, Frank
10444 Santa Monica Blvd. . .BRadshaw 2-1045
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Pettebone, Jean
8706 Sunset Plaza PI. (46) CRestview 5-3660
Pomerantz, Charles
1741 N. Ivar HOllywood 7-6171
Preston, Joel. .
7266 Franklin Ave. (46) . .CRestview 5-4341
Procktor, Jack
6926 Melrose Ave. (38) WEbster 6-7235
Rackin, A. L.
357 N. Canon Dr CRestview 4-6841
Roche, Eckhoff & Lee
8721 Beverly Blvd. (48) OLeander 5-7670
Rogers, Charlotte
6626 Franklin Ave HOllywood 5-9470
Rogers, Cowan & Jacobs
250 N. Canon Dr CRestview 5-4581
Rose, Glenn & Assoc.
8582 Sunset Blvd. (46) .... BRadshaw 2-5060
Ross, Jerry, Organization
1610 Argyle HOllywood 9-8379
Ryan-Norris
6253 Hollywood Blvd HOllywood 5-7310
Sayer, Juanita
4643 Beverly Blvd HOllywood 5-5750
Scofield, Ed, Assoc.
951 N. La Cienega Blvd. (46)
OLeanedr 5-8578
Sherman & Pain
8411 Sunset Blvd OLdfield 6-1511
Simmons Assoc.
904 N. La Cienega Blvd OLympia 2-1765
Simpson, Len & Assoc.
6331 Hollywood Blvd HOllywood 3-5176
Sloan Co.
8979 Sunset Blvd BRadshaw 2-7475
Smith, Lou, Organization
270 N. Canon Dr BRadshaw 2-7935
betty smith associates
1 5 east 48th st.
new york 17, n. y.
plaza 5-2068
public relations
promotion
GAHSHAW & ATLEE
Publicity
National Press Agents for
BOWDEN BARR & BULLOCK
Producers of
Constance Bennett in "Auntie Mame"
Sylvia Sidney in "Auntie Mame"
IRISH PLAYERS
VIRGINIA de LUCE
JEAN STAPLETON
RAY WALSTON
IGGIE WOLFINGTON
Suite 920 119 W. 57 St. CI 5-9125
Members of ATPAM
1096
& $ PUBLIC RELATION
Spector, Hal
1467 Vine St Hollywood 3-6555
Taplinger, Ruff Assoc.
211 S. Beverly Dr BRadshaw 2-3025
Thompson, J. Walter Co.
6505 Wilshire Blvd OLive 3-0300
Watters, Bill
1271 St. Ives PI BRadshaw 2-7205
Weiser, Marty
324 S. Beverly Dr C'Restview 4-8929
Weiss, Milton & Assoc.
8756 Holloway Dr OLeander 5-6781
Williams, Berne-Mulvay, Kay
1508 Cross Roads of the World
Hollywood 2-7401
Wolcott & Assoc.
1308 Wilshire Blvd... DUnkirk 5-5351
CHICAGO
Allen, Jerry
807 N. Wabash Ave DElaware 7-6498
Ballantine, Lucille
1260 N. Dearborn St WHitehall 4-5620
Cox, Ted, Assoc.
140 N. Dearborn St CEntral 6-7796
Cushman, Aaron
333 N. Michigan Ave Andover 3-0620
Howe, Bob
540 N. Michigan Ave WHitehall 4-1303
Janis, Martin E.
100 W. Montroe St CEntral 6-1670
Joslyn, Margaret M.
740 N. Rush St ...Michigan, 2-0661
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Joyce, Fred
720 S. Michigan Ave WAbash 2-4519
Kassel, Norman
54 W. Randolph St ANdover 3-2308
Kraus, Herbert M.
140 N. Dearborn St RAndolph 6-3088
McGuire, Jack
107 E. Ontario St MOhawk 4-3828
Margolis, William G.
127 N. Dearbarn St DEarborn 2-2427
Mendelsohn, Howard
612 N. Michigan Ave Michigan 2-0244
Montague, Paul
193 N. State St Michigan 2-6000
Nack, Sophie
410 S. Michigan Ave HArrison 7-4250
Neiman, Sheldon M., Inc.
32 W. Randolph St CEntral 6-3070
Schickel, Steve, Enterprises
400 N. Michigan Ave WHitehall 4-3540
Schooler, Lee
75 E. Wacker Dr RAndolph 6-2891
WASHINGTON
Byoir, Carl & Assoc.
National Press Bldg STerling 3-6565
Kaufman, Henry J. & Assoc.
1419 H. St., N. W District 7-7400
LaFalce, Rick J.
441 G. St., N. W NAtional 8-6063
Newmyer Assoc.
1000 Vermont Ave., N. W District 7-9200
DINE AND KALMUS
Public Relations Counselors
Specialists in
Radio and Television
Josef C Dine
Allan H. Kalmus
430 Park Avenue
New York 22, N. Y.
Plaza 3-1370
Asher B. Etkes
Associates, Inc.
Public Relations
16 E. 52nd Street
New York, N. Y.
PL 3-8116
1097
HERBERT B. LEONARD
Producer
THE ADVENTURES OF RIN TIN TIN" — ABC-TV
"CIRCUS BOY" — ABC-TV
Co-Producer
"THE NAKED CITY"
In Production
"DIAL 116"
In Production
In association with Screen Gems
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AARON, JOHN
Person to Person
CBS -TV
ABEL, RUDY
Lassie
CBS-TV
ABEROROMBIE, WAYNE
WRGP-TV, Chattanoogro,
Tenn.
ABERT, E. PAUL
WTIC-TV, Hartford, Conn.
ABRAHAMS, MORT
Suspicion
NBC-TV
ACSERMAN, HARRY
Leave it to Beaver,
Bachelor Father
CBS-TV
ABKINS, GLENN JR.
Organ Moods
WLOS-TV, Syracuse, N. Y.
ALDWORTH, JACK
Walter Winchell File
ABC-TV
ALEXANDER,
DAVID
Film: Decoy
Live: U. S. Steel, Kraft
ALLEN, CLYDE
Preps
WTVM, Columbus, Ga.
ALLIN, HENRY
WKXP, Lexing-ton, Ky.
ALLINGHAM ROBERT
KVAR, Mesa, Ariz.
AMATEAU, Rod
Burns & Allen
CBS-TV
AMER, ALAN
My Friend Flicka
NBC-TV
ANDREWS, CHARLES
Ford Road Show (starring-
Arthur Godfrey)
CBS
ANN, DORIS
Frontiers of Faith
NBC-TV
ANNAND, FRANK
WCHS-TV, Charleston, W. Va.
ANSPACH, Elden
WFRV-TV, Green Bay, Wis.
ARMER, ALLAN A.
Broken Arrow
ABC-TV
ARNAZ, DESI
I Love Lucy
CBS-TV
ARNELL, PETER
B. Bridgeport, Conn.; High Fi-
nance, CBS-TV
ASHER, IRVING
My Friend Flicka
NBC-TV
ASHLEY, IRA
E. Power Big-grs Org-an
Program, City Hospital,
Keyboard Concerts, The
Music Room, Young- Doctor
M alone
CBS
ATLASS, FRANK
Susan's Show
CBS-TV
AUCHINCLOSS, GORDON
Johnny Pearson Show
ABN
AUTRY, CHIC
Evening- Edition News
WRBL-TV, Columbus, Ga.
AWANA, CLIFF
KULA-TV, Honolulu, Hawaii
AYERS, TED
Face the Nation
CBS. CBS-TV
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BAILEY, EH
Truth or Consequences
NBC-TV
BAILEY, JAMES
WKZO-TV, Kalamazoo, Mich.
BANNER, BOB
Chevy Show (Dinah Shore)
NBC-TV
BARKER, CECIL
Bing- Crosby and His Friend? •
Red Skelton Show, CBS-TV
BARNHIZER, DAVE
The Howard Miller Show
WNBQ, Chicag-o. 111.
BARRY, JACK
WPST-TV, Miami, Fla.
BARRY, WESLEY
Wild Bill Hickok
ABC-TV
PETER ARNELL
CREATOR AND PRODUCER
of
TELEVISION PROGRAMS
1099
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BEAL, WILLIAM
Tinker's Workshop
WABC-TV, New York, N. Y.
BEAUMONT, ALAN
Arlene Francis Show
NBC-TV
BELL, JACK
WHCT, Hartford, Conn.
BELOIN, EDMUND
The Thin Man
NBC-TV
BENJAMIN, BURTON
The Twentieth Century
CBS-TV
BENNETT, GIL
KVTV, Sioux City, Iowa
BENSON, LEON
Adventure at Soott Island,
ABC-TV
BENTON, HERB
Jimmy Dean Show
CBS-TV
BISHOP SCOTT
Romper Room, V.I.P.; Midday
Movie
WOKT, Miami, Fla.
BISNEY, BYRON
Country Music Jubilee
ABC-TV
BLACKBURN, NORMAN
Circus Boy
ABC-TV
BLACKWELL, BURT
WAVE-TV, Louisville, Ky.
BLAKE, JERRY
Dane's Party Line
WDEF-TV, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
BLOOM, DAN
The World Tonight
CBS
BLOOM, LLOYD
KOMO-TV, Seattle, Wash.
BOLEN, JIM
News, Sports Eye
KTVO, Ottumwa, Iowa
BOOKER, GEORGE
WPST-TV, Miami, Fla.
BORBA, DEAN
Teenage Varieties
KBET-TV, Sacramento, Calif.
BORISLOFF, NORMAN
Conquest
CBS-TV
BOSTIAN, ROBERT I.
WAKR-TV, Akron, Ohio
BOWE, GEORGE
WTIC-TV, Hartford, Conn.
BOWER, DALLAS
Adventures of Sir Lancelot
ABC-TV
BRADDOCK, ART
Jim Neal Show
WJTV, Jackson, Miss.
BRADY, BEN
Perry Maeon
CBS -TV-
BREWER, BOB
WAVE^TV, Louisville, Ky.
BRISKIN, FRED
Adventures of Rin Tin Tin
ABC-TV
BRODHEAD, JOHN
All American Game of the
Week
ABC-TV
BRODKIN, HERBERT
S tudio One
CBS-TV
BROIDY, WILLIAM F.
Wild Bill Hickok
ABC-TV
BRONSON, RICHARD B.
WABI-TV, Bangor, Me.
BROOKS, RAY
RFD Jamboree
WHIS-TV, Bluefield, W. Va.
BROWN, HI
The Affairs of Dr. Gentry
NBC
BROWNE, JOSEPH
Traffic Court
WRC-TV, Washington, D. C.
BRUNS, HOWARD
Hi Kids
WKRC-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
BUCK, JULES
o. s. s
ABC-TV
BURDICK, JERRY
Adventure Time
WTVM, Columbus, Ga.
BURKE.
CAROLINE
B. July 7, 1922, Portland, Ore.;
Wisdom Series, Vacation Wonder-
lands, NBC
BURR, Eugene
The Verdict is Yours
CBS-TV
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CALDWELL, SAM
Garden Gate
CBS
CALLAHAN, ED
KMGM-TV, Minneapolis,
Minn.
CALLAWAY, BOB
WALB-TV, Albany, Ga.
CAPSTAFF, AL
Monitor, Nightline
NBC
CARLINI, ULYSSES
WEHT, Evansville, Ind.
CARRINGTON, ELAINE
Pepper Young's Family
NBC
DAVID
ALEXANDER
Currently:
LIVE
— U. S. STEEL
KRAFT
FILM
— DECOY
Personal Management: r
1ILLARD ELKINS, INC.
1100
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CARTOUN, ALAN
Longines Symphonette
CBS
CASE, CARROLL
Sugarfoot
ABC-TV
CHAMBERLIN, CRAN
You Asked for It
ABC-TV
CHANDLER, JACK
KKTV, Colorado Springs, Colo.
CHERKEZIAN, NAZARET
Eye on New York
WCBS-TV, New York, N. Y.
CHRISTENSEN, JAMES
WBEN-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.
CHUMLEY, RAY
WRGP-TV, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
CHUN, CLARENCE
KONA-TV, Honolulu, Hawaii
CLAMAN, JULIAN
Have Gun, Will Travel
CBS-TV
CLARK COLBERT
Tales of the Texas Rangers
ABC-TV
CLAVER, BOB
Captain Kangaroo
CBS-TV
CLAWSON, GRANT
KSL-TV, Salt Lake City,
Utah
COATES, PAUL
Confidential File
KTTV, Hollywood, Calif.
COLE, BUD
Club Oasis
NBC-TV
COLE, SIDNEY
Adventures of Robin Hood
CBS-TV
COLGAN, FRED
WGEM-TV, Quincy, 111.
COLLIGAN, JA3IES
Let's Take a Trip
CBS-TV
COLLYER, BUD
Beat the Clock
CBS-TV
CONNELL, DAVE
Captain Kangaroo
CBS-TV
COOLEY, LEE
Perry Como Show, NBC-TV; "Big
Record", CBS-TV
COOPER, MAX
All Star Golf
ABC-TV
COOPER, SHELDON
Teen Club
WGN-TV, Chicago, 111.
COOPERMAN, ALVIN
Shirley Temple Storybook
NBC-TV
CORMIER, DON
WALB-TV, Albany, Ga.
CORVO, PHIL
Focus
WNBC, New Britain, Conn.
COSGROYE, ED
Tonight
NBC-TV
COSTELLO, ROBERT
Armstrong Circle Theatre
CBS-TV
COUGHLLN, ALFRED A.
Bill Kemp Show
ABN
CROSS, PERRY
Tonight
NBC-TV
CKOTHERS, GEORGE
Invitation to Learning
CBS
— D —
DANIEL, AL FRED
WLBT. Jackson, Miss.
DANZIGER, EDWARD
Saber of London, Detective's
Diary
NBC -TV
DANZIGER,
HARRY
Saber of London, Detective's
Diary
NBC-TV
BARLEY, DIK
B. Dec. 12, 1923, Hollywood,
Calif.; Spike Jones Show, CBS-
TV; Ttte Lux Show starring Rose-
mary Clooney, NBC-TV
JEAN
Shop, Toy Shop
Syracuse, N. Y.
DAUGHERTY,
Magic Toy
Jamboree
WHEN-TV,
DAVID RUSS
Fun Fare
KSD-TV, St. Louis, Mo.
DAVIS, EDDIE
Adventure at Scott Island
ABC-TV
DAVIS, WALT
Off the Record (Teen Age)
KTSM-TV, El Paso, Tex.
De ANGELO,
CARjLO
Producer
DEL VAjLLE,
JAIME
B. Jan. 19, 1910, Los Angeles,
Calif.; The Line Up, Yours Truly,
Johnny Dollar, CBS-TV; San
Francisco Beat, CBS-TV; Film
Sales
AXEL GRUENBERG
PRODUCER
tor
RALPH EDWARDS'
"THIS IS YOUR LIFE"
NBC-TV
1101
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DEMET, PETER
All Star Golf
ABC-TV
DEVENDORF, DON
Cap'n Sandy & the Weather,
V/ink at the Weather
WSAV-TV, Savannah, Ga.
DISNEY WALT
Zorro, Disneyland
ABC-TV
DOLAN, JAMES M.
Sports Time, Saturday Sports
Resume,
Sunday Sports Resume
CBS
DONOHUE, JACK
B. Nov. 3, 1910, New York,
N. Y.; Frank Sinatra Show, ABC-
TV; George Gobel Show, NlBC-TV
DORON, THURSTON
Popeye Theatre
WSFA-TV, Montgomery, Ala.
DORTORT, DAVID
The Restless Gun
NBC-TV
DOUGHERTY, WILLIAM
KONA-TV, Honolulu, Hawaii
DUDDY, LYN
Merv Griffin Show
ABN
DUFF, GORDON
B. June 8, Dundee, Scotland;
Studio One, CBS-TV
DUTCHER, BILL
WMT-TV, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
— E —
ECKLUND, LES
Master Control
KTLA, Los Angeles, Calif.
EDELMAN, LOUIS F.
Adventures of Jim Bowie,
Wyatt Earp, ABC-TV; The
Danny Thomas Show, CBS-TV
EDWARDES, GEOROE
KTBS-TV, Shreveport, La.
EDWARDS, RALPH
Truth or Consequences
NBC-TV
ELLSWORTH, WHITNEY
Superman
ABC-TV
ENGELBACH, DEE
Galen Drake Show, Second
Mrs. Burton
CBS
ENGELS, WALTER
Three Star News
WPIX, New York, N. Y.
ENGLANDER, ROGER
New York Philarmonic
Young- People's Concerts, CBS-TV
EPSTEIN, JON
Adventure at Scott Island
ABC-TV
EPSTEIN, MEL
Broken Arrow
ABC-TV
ESSER, JO
KULA-TV, Honolulu, Hawaii
EVANS, J.G.
Esso Reporter, Showboat,
Junior Auction,
WCYB-TV, Bristol, Va.
EVANS, RICHARD
Salt Lake City Tabernacle
Choir and Orgran Prog-ram
CBS
EWING, Ed
Wrestling- from Roanoke
WDBJ-TV, Roanoke, Va.
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FAICHNEY, JAMES B.
The Twentieth Century
CBS-TV
FARRAR, PATRICIA
Sunday's Schedule
WRCA-TV, New York, N. Y.
Fassett, Jim
The New York Philharmonic,
The Cleveland Orchestra, CBS
FATES, GIL
What's my Line, I've Got a
Secret, To tell the Truth;
CBS-TV
FAUSSETT, HUDSON
Tic Tac Doug-h
NBC-TV
FEDDERSON, DON
The Millionaire, CBS-TV; Date
with the Ang-els, ABC-TV
FEIST, FELIX
The Calif ornians
NBC-TV
FELICE, JACK
Popeye
WPIX, New York, N. Y.
FELLOWS, ROBERT
A Turn of Fate
NBC-TV
FELSHER, HOWARD
Tic Tac Dough
N 8C-T V
FELTNER, ELVIN
A Woman's Whirl
WHIS-TV, Bluefield, W. Va.
110.2
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FELTON, HAPPY
B. Nov. 30, 1907, Bellevue, Pa.;
Happy Felton's Knot Hole Gang,
Talk to the Stars, Happy Felton's
Press Box, WOR-TV; It's a Hit,
CBS-TV; Knothole Gang — Bobo
Newsom, WAAP-TV
FEETOI\,
NORMAN F.
April 29, 1913, London,
land; Studio
CBS-TV
One, U. S.
Eng-
Steel,
FENNELLY, VINCENT
Trackdown
CBS-TV
FERRI, LUCY
The Guiding' Light
CBS-TV
FERRIN, FRANK
Andy's Gang
NBC-TV
FINCH, HOWARD
WJLM-TV, Lansing, Mich.
FINCH, JACK
Breadtime Stories
WRGB, Schenectady, N. Y.
FINKLE, ROBERT S.
Perry Como Show
NBC-TV
FISHER, CHARLIE
As the World Turns
CBS-TV
FITZMORRIS, BOB
KRDO-TV, Colorado Springs,
Colo.
FLEISCHMAN, STEPHEN
The Twentieth Century
CBS-TV
FLETCHER, VIC
WEEK-TV, Peoria, 111.
FLOWER, JOHN
Opry Matinee
WSM-TV, Nashville, Tenn.
FOREHAND, JACK
Kiddie Time
WMFD-TV, Wilmington, N. C.
FORREST, RAY
Children's Theatre, WRCA-TV
FOSHKO. ROBERT
Suspicion
NBC-TV
FRAMER, WALT
Big Payoff
CBS-TV
FRANK, REUVEN
News, Outlook
NBC-TV
FREEDMAN, LEWIS
Camera Three
WCBS-TV, New York, N. Y.
FREEMAN, ALBERT
Twenty-One
NBC-TV
FRISTOE, ALLEN
Wendy Warren and the News
CBS
FROMKESS, LEON
Fury
NBC-TV
FRUMKIN, PAUL
Susan's Show
WBBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
FRYE, WILLIAM
Suspcieicn, NBC-TV; General
EJectric Theater, CBS-TV
FUHRMEISTER, DIN
Pantry Playhouse, Cartoon
Special
KTNT-TV, Tacoma, Wash.
— G —
GABOR, RAY
Popeye Playhouse
WTJV, Minmi, Fla.
GAFT, JIMMY
County Agent
KNDE-TV, Monroe, La.
GALLU, SAM
Navy Log
ABC-TV
GAKNER, JAMES
Luther's Matinee
WDEF-TV, Chattanooga, Tenn.
GIERTZ, LARS
SMU TV Workshop
WFAA-TV, Dallas, Tex.
GINGELL, GEORGE
Chattahoochee R.F.D.
WRBL-TV, Columbus, Ga.
GISH, EDWARD
KCRA-TV, Sacremento, Calif.
GLIDDEN, Edith
Romper Room
WOC-TV, Davenport, Iowa
GLUCKSMAN, ERNEST
Jerry Lewis
NBC-TV
GODSIL, HARRY
KPTV, Portland, Ore.
GOETZ, JOHN
Wide, Wide World
NBC-TV
GOLDEN, MYRON
Search for Tomorrow
CBS-TV
GOLDMAN, ROBERT
Seven Lively Arts
CBS-TV
GOLTZ, SIDNEY C.
All Star Golf
ABC-TV
GONYER, GEORGE
WABI-TV, Bangor Me.
Jaime del Valle
"THE LINEUP"
"SAN FRANCISCO BEAT"
1103
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GOODELL, JOHN
People are Funny-
NBC
GOKDON, BOB
KOMO-TV, Seattle, Wash.
GOTTLIEB, ALEX
Oh ! Susanna
CBS -TV
GOTTLIEB, LESTER
The Big- Record
CBS-TV
GOULD,
WALTER J.
B. July 31, 1911, New York,
N. Y.; TV-Film Commercials,
All nets; Walk Without Fear,
NBC; Popcorn Theatre, Raman,
Syndication; Up for Parole, CBS
GRAFF, ROBERT
Look Here, Wisdom
NBC-TV
GRANET, BERT
The Lucille Ball — Desi Arnaz
Show
CBS-TV
GRANOFF, BUD
Treasure Hunt
NBC-TV
GRANTET, BERT
Walter Winchell File
ADC-TV
GREATHOUSE, EARL
Paul Bryant Sports Review
KBTX-TV, Bryan, Tex.
GREEN, HAL
Teen Age Barn
WRGB, Schenectady, N. Y.
GREEN, JULES
Steve Allen Show
NBC -TV
GREENE, STAN
Tic Tac Doug-h
NBC-TV
GREGORY, PAUL
Du Pont Show of the Month
CBS-TV
GRITENRERG,
AXEL
B. Aug. 17, Riga, Latvia; This
Is Your Lrfe, NBC -TV
GUEDEL, JOHN
House Party, CBS; You Bet
Your Life, CBS-TV; People
are Funny, NBC-TV
— H —
HAGY, RUTH GERI
College News Conference
ABC-TV
HALL, STUART
WCAC-TV, Burlington, Vt.
HALLACK, EDDIE
Pastor Calls
KRLD-TV, Dallas, Tex.
HANCE, WILEY
Dean Pike
ABC-TV
HANCIN, GEORGE
WJIM-TV, Lansing- Mich.
HANNA, ART
This is Nora Drake
CBS
HANSCHMAN, NANCY
Adventures in Science, The
Leading- Question, CBS
HARBACH, WILLIAM O.
Steve Allen Show
NBC-TV
HARMON, ROY LEE
WO AY-TV, Oak Hill, W. Va.
HARRIS, SHERMAN A.
Lone Ranger
ARC-TV
HARRISON, JOAN
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
CBS-TV
HART, WALTER
The Couple Next Door
CBS
HARTMANN, EDMUND
The Eve Arden Show
CBS-TV
HAY JOHNNY
Margret McDonald Show
WBAP-TV, Fort Worth, Tex.
HAYDEN,
RUSSELL
26 Men
ABC Film Syndication
HEATTER, MERRILL
$64,000 Challong-e
CBS-TV
HEEENER,
RICHARD D.
B. Aug. 5, 1925, New York,
N, Y.; The Open Mind, WRCA-
TV; New York, IN. Y.
HEIDER, FREDERICK
Voice of Firestone
ABC-TV
REIN, JAC
Today, NBC-TV
HELTON, AL
Funz-A-Poppin
KOSA-TV, Odessa, Tex.
HENNING, PAUL
BobCumming- Show
NRC-TV
HENRY, FRED
Date with the Ang-els
ABC-TV
JERRY STAGG
PRODUCER
1104
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HERRIDGE, ROBERT
Seven Lively Arts
CBS-TV
HERVEY, H. ALLEN
WNDU-TV, South Bend, Ind.
HEVEL, BEN
Weatherscope, Reel 7
KETV, Omaha, Neb.
HEYWARD, LOUIS
Di ?k Clark — Saturday Nig-ht
ABC-TV
HIGGINS, CLYDE
Out Doors Cluto
WSTV-TV, Steubenville, Ohio
HIND-SMITH, MICHAEL
CBOT, Ottawa, Ont.
HOFFMAN, JOSEPH
Colt .45
ABC-TV
HOFFMAN, Lee
KEY-T, Santa Barbara, Calif.
HOFFMAN, MILT
Rusty Draper Show
CBS
HOFFSES, DONALD D.
WGAN-TV, Portland, Me.
HOLLAND, BOB
WTOK-TV, Meridian, Miss.
HOLLAND, MAURY
Kraft Television Theaire
NBC-TV
HOLLANDER, JEAN
Beat the Clock
CBS-TV
HOLT, NAT
Tales of Wells Farg-o
NBC-TV
HOPE, JACK
The Bob Hope Show
NBC, NBC-TV
HOPKINS, BILL
Gene's Breakfast Party
KBET-TV, Sacramento, Calif.
HOSKINS, H. J.
WICS, Springfield, 111.
HOYT, EDWIN
Special News programs. World
News Roundup, CBS-TV
HUDELSON, BEN
Hi Mom
WRCA-TV, New York, N. Y.
HUDSON, Gene
Children's Hour
KYTV, Soring-field, Mo.
HUDSON, HAL
Zane Grey Theatre
CBS-TV
nUGGINS, ROY
Maverick
ABC-TV
HUME, DAVID
KCRA-TV, Sacramento, Calif.
HUMMERT, ANN
Backstegre Wife, Our Gal
Sunday, Romance of Helen
Trent, CBS
HURDLE, JACK
Robert Q. Lewis Show
CBS
IRVING, CHARLES
Kitty Foyle
NBC-TV
ISAACS, CHARLES
Gisele MacKenzie Show
NBC-TV
JACKSON, GAIL PATRICK
Perry Mason
CBS-TV
JAMPEL, CARL
Paul Winchell Show
ABC-TV
JANIS, HAL
Sid Caeser — Tmogene Coca
ABC-TV
JAR VIS, IRV
Party Hop
WHIZ-TV, Zanesville, Ohio
JENNINGS, JOHN
Danceland Bandstand
KCRG-TV, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
JOHNSON LEE
Sountrack
KTRK-TV, Houston, Tex.
JOHNSON, RICHARD
KQTV, Port Dodg-e, Iowa
JOHNSTON, GERARD
All American Game of the
Week
ABC-TV
JOHNSTON, JAMES
WMBD-TV, Peoria, 111.
JOHNSTONE, JACK
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
CBS
JONES, CLARK
Patrice Munsel Show
ABC -TV
JONES, ED
Barn Dance
WOC-TV, Davenport, Iowa
JONES, HARRY
Axel & His Dog-
WCCO-TV, Minneapolis-St.
Paul, Minn.
JONES, WARREN
Teen Time — Daytime
WTVY, Dothan, Ala.
JURIST, ED
What's it for, NBC-TV; Dotto,
CBS-TV
— K —
KANNA, RALPH
Dig-est, Small Fry Talent Club
WNBC, New Britain, Conn.
KELLERMAN, DON
Lamp Unto My Feet
CBS-TV
NORMAN FELTON
GORDON
DUFF
Studio
One
1105
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KELLY, BOB
Kartoon Karnival
KBET-TV, Sacramento, Oaif.
KELLY MARY
Today
NBC-TV
KESLEX, HENRY
West Point, Adventure at
Scott Island
ABC-TV
KILEY, JOSEPH
Forrest Willis Show
WTRI, Albany N. Y..
KIMBROUGH, BILL
WALB-TV, Albany, Ga.
KINBERG, JUD
Seven Lively Arts
CBS -TV
KING. JACK
Top Ten Dance Party
WDXI-TV, Jackson, Tenn.
KNIGHT, LLOYD R.
WGAN-TV, Portland, Me.
KOCH, LEW
Southern Style Serenade
KNDE-TV, Monroe, La.
KOEHLER, GEORGE
American Bandstand
ABC-TV
KOPLIN, MERT
$64,000 Question
CBS-TV
KOURIS, GEORGE
KVTV, Sioux City, Iowa
KROLL, NATHAN
Indictment
CBS
KULER, FRITZ
Football
KRLD-TV, Dallas, Tex.
KUNEY, JACK
Look up and Live
CBS -TV
— L —
LANNON, JAMES
Panorama
KLZ-TV, Denver, Col.
LARGE, i)ON
Make Way for Youth
LARKIN, JOHN
M- Squad
NBC -TV
LASSALLY, PETER
Nightline
NBC
LAUGHRIDGE, DICK
In & Out
WNOK-TV, Columbia, S. C.
LAYTON, JERRY
Modern Romances
NBC-TV
LEA, ROD
Girl about Town
WLVA-TV, Lynchburg, Va.
LEE, GIL
KBTV, Denver, Col.
LEE, OWEN
West Virginia Outdoors
WBOY-TV, Clarksburg-, W. Va.
LEE, ROBERT E.
WSVA-TV, Harrisonburg-, Va.
LEICHNER, FRITZ
Romper Room, News
WSAZ-TV, Huntington, W. Va,
LEONARD, DOUG
Boston Movieiime
WBZ-TV, Boston, Mass.
LEONARD,
HERBERT B.
B. Oct. 8, 1923, New York,
N. Y.; Adventures of Rin Tin Tin,
Circus Boy, ABC-TV; The Naked
City (In Production) Screen
Gems; Dial 116 (In Production)
Screen Gems
aQee Cooley,
Producer - Writer - Director
CBS
TV
LEONARD, SHELDON
The Danny Thomas Show
CBS-TV
LESSER, JULIAN
Bold Journey
ABC-TV
LEVINGS, FRED
Panorama Pacific
KNXT, Los Angeles, Calif.
LEVITAN, PAUL
Special Events, Miss America,
etc.. CBS-TV
LEVY, PARKE
December Bride
CBS -TV
LEVY, RALPH
Shower of Stars
CBS-TV
LEWINE, RICHARD
Du Pont Show of the Month,
New York Philannonic Young-
People's Concerts CBS-TV
LEWIS, ELLIOT
Court of Last Resort
NBC-TV
LEWIS, RICHARD
Suspicion, Wagrou Train,
M -Squad
NBC-TV
LEWIS, THERESE
The Brighter Day
CBS-TV
LEWIS, WARREN
Meet McGraw
NBC-TV
LINDEN, BILL
6:30 Spotlite
WTOP-TV, Washing-ton, D.C.
LITTELL, BLAINE
The World Tonight
CBS
LLOYD, TED
My True Story
NBC
Jac Hein
Producer
TODAY" DAVE GARROWAY SHOW
NBC-TV
1106
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LOBB, JAMES
KDAL-TV, Duluth, Minn.
LOMAN CEIL MISS
Ted Steele Variety Show
WOR-TV, New York, N. Y.
LONDON, JOHN
Loretta Young- Show
NBC-TV
LOUNSBERRY, DAN
Your Hit Parade
NBC-TV
LOUTHER, JOHN
Women's World, What Goes On
WVET-TV, Rochester, N. Y.
LUCAS, WILLIAM E.
Dateline Savannah
WSAV-TV, Savannah, Ga.
LUKSHIS, RAY
Le Gardse Twins
KTLA, Los Angeles, Calif.
LUND, BILL
KFEQ-TV, St. Joseph, Mo.
LUTZ, SAM J.
Lawrence Welk Show,
Lawrence Welk's Top Tunes
& New Talent
ABC-TV
LYNAGH, JIM
Romper Room
WSIX-TV, Nashville, Tenn.
LYNCH, CHARLES T.
Channel 3 Clubhouse
WKZO-TV, Kalamazoo, Mich.
— Mc —
McCarthy, den
WITI, Milwaukee, Wis.
MeCLEERY,
ALBERT
B. Lawrence, Kan.; Matinee The-
ater, NiBC-TV
McCUSKER, BILL
Swing to UTOCO
KBOI, Loise, Idaho
McGARRETT, GEORGE
Jim Backus Show
ABN
McHENDRIX, BOB
Willie Thall Show
WKRC-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
McKAY, DOUGL4S
Howard Miller Program
CBS
McKAY, JIM
Sports Time
CBS
Mcknight, tom
Life of Riley
NBC-TV
McLEAN, JOHN
Big Brother
WBZ-TV, Boston, Mass.
McMANtJS, HORACE
Kurt Webster Show
WAVY-TV, Norfolk, Va
— M —
MacDONNELL, NORMAN S.
Gunsmoke
CBS, CBS-TV
MACKENZIE, WILLIAM
WNDU-TV, South Bend, Ind.
MAHONEY, CLAUDE
Radio Farm News
CBS
MALITZ, LESTER M.
Wednesday Night Fights
ABC-TV
MAMMARELLA, TONY
American Bandstand, Dick
Clark — Saturday Night,
ABC-TV
MANDEVILLE, BETTY
F.B.I, in Peaee and War
CBS
RAY FORREST
PRODUCER-HOST
CHILDREN'S THEATRE
WRCA-TV
MANSBERGER, JOE
Gene's Canteen
WTVN-TV, Columbus, Ohio
MANSFIELD, IRVING
Polly Bergen Show
NBC-TV
MANULIS, MARTIN
Playhouse 90
CBS-TV
MARKS, HTLLIARD
Jack Benny Program
CBS, CBS-TV
MARLOWE, MICHAEL
Capitol Cloak'-com
CBS
MARTIN, DOUG
WCHS-TV, Charleston, W. Va.
MARX, SAMUEL
The Thin Man
NBC-TV
MASELLI, DAN
Connecticut Life
WHCT, Hartford, Conn.
MASSON, BOB
Comedy Time
NEC-TV
MAX, GORDON
WMBD-TV, Peoria, 111.
MAYER, HAROLD
Conquest
CBS-TV
MEACH4M, JUSTIN
Press Conference
WSBT-TV, South Bend, Ind.
MEYERS, JOSEPH 0.
Biographies in Sound
NBC
MIDGLEY, LESLIE
The Twentieth Century,
Speci;l News Programs,
CBS-TV
MILLER. AL4N
Suspicion
NBC-TV
RICHARD D. HEFFNER
PRODUCER-MODERATOR
"OPEN MIND"
WRCA-TV
1107
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MYNATT, HARRY OPPENHEIMER, MIKE
Queen for a Day Sez Who !
NBC-TV CBS
MILLER, JACK
Captain. Kang-aroo
CBS-TV
MINER, DICK
Iowa Basketball
KGRG-TV, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
MINGIOLI, JOSEPH
WXEX-TV, Petersburg:-
Richmond, Va.
MONROE, HOWARD
Jamboree
WBTW, Florence, S. C.
MONTAGNE, EDWARD
Phil Silvers Show
CBS-TV
MOORE, DON
KTBS-TV, Shreveport, La.
MORGAN, JIM
Do you trust your wife
ABC-TV
MORRIS, JERRY
WTVK, Knoxville, Tenn.
MORROW, BILL
Ford Road Show (starring-
Rosemary Clooney and Bing
Crosby), The Edsel Show;
CBS, CBS-TV
MORROW, BILL
WSJV, South Bend-Elkhart,
Ind.
MUIR, ROGER
Howdy Doody
NBC-TV
MULDERICK, RAY
Terrytoon Circus
WOR-TV, New York, N. Y.
MUNZELL, SPECS
WIS -TV, Columbia, S. C.
MURPHY, VINCE
WFBG-TV, Altoona, Pa.
MUSIELLO, FRANK
Peter and Mary Show
CBS
N
NAUD, TOM
Pat Boone Chevy Showroom
ABC-TV
NEISEN, MATT
Bowling- Stars
ABC-TV
\ Kl SO\ . OZZIE
Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet
ABC-TV
NEMSER, SANDRA
Answer, Please I
CBS
NEUMAN, ALAN
Wide, Wide World
NBC-TV
NICHOLSON, MALCOMB
WNCT, Greenville, N. C.
NOAH, ROBERT
Tic Tac Doug-h, Twenty-One
NBC-TV
NOBLE, FRED
KTBC-TV, Austin, Tex.
NORTHSHIELD, ROBERT J.
Seven Lively Arts
CBS-TV
NORTON, DON
WBBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
NORVIEL, HARRY
KOB-TV, Albuquerque, N. M.
— o —
Ol ALLEY, BOB
Erieland Newsreel
WSEE, Erie, Pa.
OPENSHAW, BYRON
KSL-TV, Salt Lake City, Utah
CBS -TV
ORR, WILLIAM T.
Cheyenne, Maverick, Colt .45,
Sugarfoot
ABC-TV
OTTER, JACK
Today
NBC-TV
PALMER, SI
KOA-TV, Denver, Col.
PALMER, TOM
Wayne Mack Show
WFAA-TV, Dallas, Tex.
PARCHER, OLIVER
Ho osier Favorite
WSBT-TV, South Bend, Ind.
PARKER, CLYDE
Coffee Break
KARK-TV, Little Rock, Aik.
PARRIS, JACK
11th Hr. Newsreel, Sports
Final, Best of Hollywood
KETV, Omaha, Neb.
PATTERSON, JIM
Portfolio and Choir Hour
WOTB-TV, Bristol, Va.
PAYNE, TED
KONO, San Antonio, Tex.
PEED, EMILY M.
Listen Ladies, What's Cookin'
WJPB-TV, Fairmont, W. Va,
PEHLMAN, CARL
KeeVee Circus
KKTV, Colorado Springs, Col.
PEPIN, LEO
Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet
ABC-TV
CARLO DeANGELO
PRODUCER-DIRECTOR
Radio— Television— Theatre
TV Films
JU 2-1515
JACK PHILBIN
Producer
THE BIG RECORD", CBS-TV
1108
& * PRODUCERS — NETWORK AND INDEPENDENT $ $
PETERSON, CLIFF
Breakfast Club
ABN
PETERSON, EDGAR
Climax
PHILBIN, JACK
B. Lynn, Mass.; The Jackie Glea-
san Show, The Vic Damone Show,
The Big Record, CBS-TV
PICKENS, ART
All Star Golf
ABC -TV
PIERCE, SAM
Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall
CBS
PILKINGTON, BOB
Hayloft Hoedown
WHAS-TV, Louisville, Ky.
PINCUS, IRVING
Real McCoys
ABC-TV
PINCUS, NORMAN
Real McCoys
ABC-TV
PITTMAN, FRANK
Tombstone Territory
ABC-TV
POLLACHEK, CHARLES
The Edge of Night
CBS-TV
POWER, JULES
Time for Fun
WABC-TV, New York, N. Y.
— R —
RAINS, FRED
Man on the Plaza
KYTV, Springrfield. Mo.
RALSTON, GILBERT A.
High Adventures with Lowell
Thomas
CBS-TV
RAND, DICK
KENI-TV, Anchorage, Alaska
RANDALL, DAVE
WTOC-TV. Savannah, Ga.
NBC-TV
REYEL, JACK
Las Vegas Shows
NBC-TV
READE, REG
Helen Neville Show
WGR-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.
REED, MANN
KBTV, Denver, Colo.
REEVES, CHARLES D.
Dick Clark — Saturday Night
ABC-TV
REUTHER, MARSHALL
Mid-Day Matinee
WGR-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.
REYNOLDS.
SHELDON
Dick and the Duchess
CBS-TV
RICCA, ERNEST
The Secret Storm, Love of
Life
CBS-TV
RICHARD, HARRY
WMBR-TV, Jacksonville, Fla.
RICHTER, DICK
Johnny Mountain
WROY-TV, Clarksburg, W.
Va,
ROACH, HAL JR.
Telephone Time
ABC-TV
ROBERTS, PAUL
The Best in Music, Road to
Life
CBS
ROBINSON, TOMMY
Jump Town
WNOK-TV, Columbia, S. C.
ROBSON, WILLIAM
Suspense
CBS
ROBY, HOWARD
WTVN-TV, Columbus, Ohio
ROCKLIN, FRED
WPSD-TV. Paducah, Ky.
RODIN, GIL
Eddie Fisher Show
HBC-TV
RODNEY, EUGENE B.
Father Knows Best
NBC-TV
ROGERS, TED
Wide, Wide World
NBC-TV
ROGERS, TOM
Today's Kitchen
KTSM-TV, El Paso, Tex.
ROLAND, WILL
Arthur Godfrey Time
CBS
ROMINE, CHARLES
U. N. in Action, Odyssey
CBS-TV
ROOT, JOE
WLBT, Jackson, Miss.
ROSEN, BERNTE
Jack of All Sports
WTVJ, Miami, Fla.
ROSENBERG, E. J.
The People's Choice
NBC-TV
ROSENBERG, FRANK P.
Suspicion
NBC-TV
ROSENMAN, S. M.
WXIX, Milwaukee, Wis.
ROSENTHAL, MORT
WDAU-TV, Scranton, Pa.
ROSS, FRANK
Sally
NBC-TV
SANDY SHELDON
Producer of
The Barry Gray Network
'Ask The Camera"— WRCA-TV
"Luncheon At SardiV— WOR
1109
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ROTH, MICKEY
Saturday Night Jamboree
WSAZ-TV, Hunting-ton, W,
Va.
ROWE, MARION
Adventure School
KPIX. San Francisco, Calif.
— s —
SANDRICH, MARK JR.
Richard Diamond Private De-
tective
CBS-TV
SANDS, LARRY
Jingles Show
WPTA, Fort Wayne, Ind.
SANFORD, HERB
The Garry Moore Show
CBS-TV
SAUDEK, ROBERT
Omnibus
NBC-TV
SAUNDERS, DUDLEY
WKXP, Lexington, Ky.
SAWYER, JACK
Miss Whoo?
WLfW-A, Atlanta, Ga.
SCHLAAR, WALTER J.
KREM-TV, Spokane, Wash.
SCHERER, ED
Milt Grant Show, Grandpas
Place
WTTG, Washing-ton, D. C.
SCHERMERHORN, JOHN
Kroger Academy Theatre,
Farm & Home, Luella Mort-
enson Show, Fern Fowler
Show
WKOW-TV, Madison, Wis.
SCHIMMEL, CLARENCE
The Garry Moore Show
CBS-TV
SCHMYTZ, FRED
Little Rock Today
KARK-TV, Little Rock, Ark.
SCHNEIDER, MARTIN
Right Now, The Way To Go
CBS-TV, New York, N. Y.
SCHULER, ROBERT
Patrice Munsel Show
ABC -TV
SCIOSCIA, MICHAEL
WXEX-TV, Petersburg-Rich-
mond, Va.
SCOTT, STAN
Nine Teen Time
WSTV-TV, Steubenville, Ohio
SEASE, iPETE
WSVA-TV, Harrisonburg-, Va.
SECONDARI, JOHN
Open Hearing-
ABC -TV
SEEMAN, KEN
KOB-TV, Albuquerque, N. M.
SELF, BILL
8. June 21, 1921, Dayton, Ohio;
Frank Sinatra Shaw, ABC-TV
SHAW, ALAN
Let's Dance
KFEQ-TV, St. Joseph, Mo.
SHELDON, JAMES
West Point
ABC-TV
SHELDON, SANDY
The Barry Gray Network, Ask the
Camera, WRiCA-TV; Luncheon
at Sard is, WOR
SHERMAN, ALLAN
I've Got a Secret, Victor
Borge's Comedy in Music
CBS-TV
SHOOK, DEL
Top O' the Mornin'
WDBP-TV, Roanoke, Va.
SHRIBMAN, JOSEPH
Lux Show starring Rosemary
Clooney
NBC-TV
SILMAN, JIM
Giant Ranch
WTOP-TV, Washington, D. C.
SILVER, ARTHUR W.
Cheyenne
ABC-TV
SIMAN, SI
Country Music Jamboree
ABC-TV
SIMMONS, ED
Just Entertainment
CBS
SIMON, JACK
Big Adventure
KDKA-TV. Pittsburgh, Pa.
SIMPSON, GARRY
B. Feb. 16, 1919, United States;
Wide Wide World, Armstrong
Circle Theatre, Campbell Sound-
stage, The Jimmy Durante Show,
Phi loo Television Playhouse, The
Ed Wynn Show, NBC-TV
SINGER, AL
Name That Tune
CBS-TV
SISK, ROBERT F.
Wyatt Earp
ABC-TV
SKAGGS, VIC
Josie's Storyland
KDKA-TV, Pittsburgh, Pa,
SKINNER, CHARLES E.
Sgt. Preston of the Yukon
CBS -TV
SKLAR, MICHAEL
Conquest
CBS-TV
SLINGLAND, FRANK
Meet the Press
WRC-TV, Washington, D. C.
SMITH, JOHN SID
Eddie Williams Show
WBAP-TV, Fort Worth, Tex.
SMITH, S. MARK
Suspicion
NBC-TV
SOBOL, EDWARD
Lawrence Welk Show, Law-
rence Welk's Top Tunes &
New Talent
ABC -TV
SOTHAM, JOHN
The Big News
WLAC-TV, Nashville, Tenn.
SP AFFORD, AL
WFAM-TV, Lafayette, Ind.
SPARKS, ROBERT
The Lineup
CBS-TV
SPEER, CHARLES
Life and the World
NBC
SPENCER, JANET
Paul Winchell Show
ABC-TV
SPIEGEL, BILL
Romper Room
WKNX-TV, Saginaw, Mich.
SPITTLER, BOB
Swing Modern
WOW-TV, Omaha, Neb.
SPIVAK, LAWRENCE
Meet the Press
NBC-TV
STAGG, JERRY
STAPP, JACK
Jim Reeves Show
ABN
STARK, WILBUR
True Story, Modern Romances
NBC-TV
1110
STEARNS, JOHN
Herb Oscar Anderson Show
ABN
STECKEL, NED
Dude Ranch
WTRF-TV, Wheeling, W. Va
STEIN, WILLIE
To tell the Truth
CBS-TV
STEINBRENNER, WALT
KWWL-TV, Waterloo, Iowa
STEINER, ED
World this Week
WSM-TV, Nashville, Tenn.
STENTA, RICHARD
Mitch Miller Show
CBS
STERNBERG, AL
WCKT, Miami, Fla.
STEVENS, WILLIAM
Weathervane
KTVO, Ottumwa, Iowa
STEWART, JAMES
Romper Room
WNCT, Greenville, N. C
STEWART, ROBERT
Price is Right
NBC-TV
SUSSAN, HERB
Wide Wide World
NBC-TV
SUSSKIND, DAVID
Du Pont Show of the Month
CBS-TV
SUTTON, HOWARD
Bill & Mary Reid
WLVA-TV, Lynchburg, Va.
SUTTON, TOM
CKLW-TV, Detroit, Mich.
SWANSON, ED
KMGM-TV, Minneapolis, Minn.
SWIMNEWER, ROY
WFBG-TV, Altoona, Pa.
SYDRAL, JAMES
KNOX-TV, Grand Forks, N. D.
T
TABER, BILL
All Star Movie
KTNT-TV, Tacoma, Wash.
TARBOX, NORMAN
KWWL-TV, Waterloo, Iowa
TATELMAN, HARRY
Colt .45
ABC-TV
TAYLOR, GENE
Hoedown Jamboree
KOTA-TV, Rapid City, S. D.
TEELA, RICHARD
Stuart Foster Show
CBS
TEICHER, LOUIS
Dance Orchestra, Saturday at
the Chase
CBS
THOMAS, FRAZIER
Garfield Goose
WGN-TV, Chicago, 111.
THOMAS, JERRY
Adventures of Rin Tin Tin
ABC-TV
THOMPSON, CHUCK
Dixon on Disc
WALA-TV, Mobile, Ala.
THORNTON, PHIL
This Morning
KPIX, San Francisco, Calif.
TOMLILSON, TOMMY
You asked for it
ABC-TV
TOUB, WARNER JR.
Mr. Adams and Eve
CBS-TV
TRUE, DICK
KOA-TV, Denver, Colo.
TUGEND, HARRY
George Gobel Show
NBC-TV
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TULL, ROBERT
WDBO-TV, Orlando, Fla.
TURET, LAWRENCE. M.
WITT-TV, Milwaukee, Wis.
TURNER, BELL
WSPD-TV, Paducah, Ky.
TURNER, ED
Small Talk
WHAS-TV, Louisville, Ky.
— u —
UNGER, MAURICE
West Point
ABC-TV
UTLEY, JOHN
WOWL-TV, Florence, Ala
UZZELL, AL
Studio Wrestling-
WTVW, Evansville, Ind.
VONDERGEEST, JEROME
KLZ-TV, Denver, Colo.
— w —
WADE, ED
Coffee Break
WBTW, Florence, S. C.
WAGNON, BILL
Town Hall Party
KTTV, Hollywood, Calif.
WALLACE, CHARLES
KVAR, Mesa, Ariz.
WALSH, BILL
Mickey Mouse Club
ABC-TV
WASCH, GEORGE
KPTV, Portland, Ore.
WASSERMAN, ALBERT
The Twentieth Century
CBS-TV
WATSON, PAUL
Party Line
WSFA-TV, Montgomery, Ala.
WEBB, JACK
Dragnet
NBC-TV
WEBB, MARK
KSYD-TV, Wichita Falls, Tex.
WEBB, WILLIAM
Mr. Adams and Eve
CBS-TV
WEINSTEIN, BILL
The Last Word
CBS, CBS-TV
WEINSTEIN, HANNAH
Adventures of Sir Lancelot,
Buccaneers, ABC-TV; Adven-
tures of Robin Hood. CBS-TV
WELBORN, BILL
Hey Kids
WTVW, Evansville, Ind.
WEST, BOB
Looney Tunes
WHFD-TV, Wilmington, N. C.
WEST, BROOKS
The Eve Arden Show
CBS-TV
WHEELER, DWIGHT
WAKR-TV, Akron, Ohio
WHITAKER, ARTHUR
WSJV, South Bend-Elkhart,
Ind.
WHITE, ANDY
Tombstone Territory
ABC-TV
WHITE, SAM
My Friend Flieka
NBC-TV
WHITEHOUSE, WILLIAM
Sports Focus
ABC-TV
WHITMAN, ROGER
Man around the House
CBS
WHITMIRE, ERNIE
WKNX-TV, Saginaw, Mich.
WIGHTMAN, WARREN
WHEC-TV, Rochester, N. Y.
WILKINS, BILL R.
Carl Story Show
WLOS-TV, Asheville, N. C.
WILLIAMS, BILL
Popeye
WLAC-TV, Nashville, Tenn.
WILSON, JACK C.
Hitching- Post Theatre
WAVY-TV, Norfolk, Va.
WILSON, JOE
The Pat Torpey Show, News
WVET-TV, Rochester, N. Y.
WINSOR, ROY
The Secret Storm, Love of
Life, Hotel Cosmopolitan
CBS-TV
WOLAS, EVA
Climax, Jane Wyman Show
CBS-TV, NBC-TV
WOLFE, ED
Ma Perkins
CBS
WOOD, BARRY
Wide Wide World
NBC-TV
WOOLERY, JOE
Sock Hop
KVSO-TV, Ardmore, Okla
WORLEY, JACK
WOWL-TV, Florence, Ala.
WOSKA, JOHN
WDBO-TV, Orlando, Fla.
— Y-Z —
YATES, TED JR.
Mike Wallace Interview
ABC-TV
YAWS, HOWARD
KONO, San Antonio, Tex.
YORKIN, BUD
Ford Show (Tennessee Ernie)
NBC-TV
YOUNG, ROBERT
The Church of the Air
CBS
YOUNGBLOOD, HAL
Sta^e 11
WJHL-TV, Johnson City,
Tenn.
ZARZANA, AL
Kitikik's Party
KTRK-TV, Houston, Tex.
ZIRATO, BRUNO JR.
For You, Robert Q. Lewis
Show
CBS
ZOUSMER, JESSA
Person to Person
CBS-TV
For Important
Telephone Numbers
See Pages 100-107
1111
Claude Kirchner
MU. 8-6600
torn o'brien
judson 6-6300
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ABBOTT, JIM
KFJZ-TV, Fort Worth, Tex.
ABBOTT, WALT
KFOX, Long- Beach, Calif.
ABRAMS, TERRY
WKOK, Sunbury, Pa.
ADAMS, JIMMY
Musical Fun
KBBS, Buffalo, Wyo.
AGA, ERCEL
KXRA, Alexandria, Minn.
ALBERGHINI, HAL
WCOU, Lewiston, Me.
ALLAN, LEE
WAVY-TV, Norfolk, Va.
ALLEN, BOB
WHFB, Benton Harbor,
Mich.
ALLEN, JOHN
Early Birds
WFAA, WFAA-TV, Dallas,
Tex.
ALLEN, TONY
WUSJ, Lockport, N. Y.
ALLISON, GENE
WISH-TV, Indianapolis, Ind.
ALSTON, JOE
Shock
KE.NS-TV, San Antonio, Tex.
AMECHE, JIM
Festival of Stars
NBC-TV
AMMERMAN, DAN
Danny's Hideaway
WVAM, Altoona, Pa.
AMOLE, GENE
KDEN, Denver, Colo.
ANDERSON, ANDY
Top O' the Morning-
WPAM, Pootsville, Pa.
ANDERSON, AL
Spins & Needles
KGVO, KMSO, Missoula,
Mont.
ANDERSON, ED
Radio Bazaar
WTIC-TV, Hartford, Conn.
ANDERSON, ERNIE
Tri-City Ballroom
WTIRY, Troy, N. Y.
ANDERSON, GORDON
WKZO-TV, Kalamaoo, Mich.
ANDERSON, HAROLD
WSWW, Plattsville, Wis.
ANDERSON, HERB
WPIN, St. Petersburg, Fla.
ANDERSON, KIRK
WFGM, Fitchburg-, Mass.
ANDERSON, WARREN
The Plainsman
KFDA-TV, Amarillo, Tex.
ANDREWS, DAVE
Dinnerbell Round-Up
KMBC, Kansas City, Mo.
KFRM, Concordia, Kan.
ANDREWS, JOHNNY
The Johnny Andrews Show,
Monitor
NBC
ANDREWS, JOHNNY
Sunday's Schedule
WRCA-TV, New York, N. Y.
ANSBRO, GEORGE
Bill Kemp Show
ABN
ANTHONY, GEORGE
WOND, Pleasantville, N. J.
ANTHONY, J.
Roving- Reporter
WHBI, Newark, N. J.
ANTOINE, TEX
Tex Antoine & The Weather
NBC-TV
NBC-TV
ARCE, MARTIN
KIFN, Phoenix, Ariz.
ARGUMEDO, OSCAR
KCOR, KCOR-TV,
San Antonio, Tex.
ARLON, JAY
WFBM-TV, Indianapolis, Ind.
ARMSTRONG, BOB
KGRN, Grinnell, Iowa
ARNEY, FRANK
WOI-TV, Ames, Iowa
ARNOLD, BOB
WCSH-TV, Portland, Me.
ARNOLD, GARY
Petticoat Party line
WBRC-TV, Birmingham, Ala.
ASTOL, LALO
KCOR, KCOR-TV,
San Antonio, Tex.
BILL
SHIPLEY
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ATCHER, RANDY
Old Kentucky Barn Dance
WHAS, WHAS-TV,
Louisville, Ky.
ATKINSON, BILL
WNEX, Macon, Ga.
AUSTIN, FLETCHER
Silver Screen
WBT, Charlotte, N. C.
AUSTIN, TED
Party Line
WSTP, Salisbury, N. C.
AUXER, ED
WLIP, Kenosha, Wis.
AVERY, MARC
WAIR, Winston-Salen, N. C.
AVERY, PATSY
Adventure Time
WTVM, Columbus, Ga.
BABBIT, HARRY
KNX, Los Angeles, Calif.
BACARELLA, JOSEPH
WMIC, Monroe, Mich.
BAHR, GIL
KUAM, KUAM-TV, Agena,
Guam, M. I.
BAILEY, WILLIAM C.
WTBV, Belleville, 111.
BAKER, DONALD
WGGG, Gainesville, Fla.
BAKER, JIM
KTWO-TV, Casper, Wyo.
BAKER, PAUL
•Rise 'n Shine
WLAD, D anbury, Conn.
BALL, NOEL
WSIX-TV, Nashville, Tenn.
BALLARD, BOB
Musical Retreat
WGTC, Greenville, N. C.
BANE, TERRY
WPET, Greensboro, N. C,
BANK, GAIL
RFD & MU Farm Show
KOMU-TV, Columbia, Mo.
BARBER, BILL
The Barbershop
WOOD, Grand Rapids, Mich.
BARBER, DON
Midday Movie
WCKT, Miami, Fla.
BARBER, RED
Red Barber's Corner
NBC-TV
BARKER, BOB
Truth or Consequences
NBC-TV
BARLOW, JOHN C. JR.
KSL, KSL-TV,
Salt Lake City, Utah
BARNHART, PHIL
Instrumentally Yours
KODI, Cody, Wyo.
BARON, DON
Hi Ladies
WVCH, Chester, Pa.
BARON, RICHARD
Club 800
WCCM, Lawrence, Mass.
BARRIE, ART
People's Opinion
WSPD-TV, Toledo, Ohio
BARRY, BERT
KGMS, Sacramento, Calif.
BARRY, TODD
Day Dreamer Show
WJJL, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
BARRY, TOM
WOL, Washington, D. C.
BARSTOW, PETE
WICE, Providence, R. I.
BARTLETT, RAY
KNLR, N. Little Rock, Ark.
BARUCH, ANDRE
WABC, New York, N. Y.
BASELEON, GEORGE
WEEK-TV, Peoria, 111.
BASS, JOHN
WKRM. Columbia, Tenn.
BASSETT, JOHN
WBZ, WBZA, WBZ-TV,
Boston-Springfield, Mass.
BEAL, JOHN
Hollywoods Best
WNHC-TV, New Haven, Conn.
BEATTY, BILL
WWTB, Tampa, Fla.
BEATTY, MORGAN
Monitor
NBC
BECK, DON
Country Club
WARL, Arlington, Va.
BECK, JACKSON
B. July 23, 1912, New York,
N. Y.; U. S. Steel Hour, CBS-TV;
FBI in Peace & War, CBS; Com-
mercials for Chesterfield, Fab,
Scotkins
BECKMAN, SPOOK
WTVN, Columbus, Ohio
BELKNAP, ALBERT
Musical Timetable
WESX, Salem, Mass.
BELL, ALFRED
Disc Jockey Derby
KTRK-TV, Houston, Tex.
BENDER, AUGIE
WJWS, South Hill, Va.
BENDER, TED
Open Mike
KTSM, El Paso, Tex.
BENEDICT, ANDY
WWRL, New York, N. Y.
BENNETT, BERN
Beat the Clock
CBS-TV
BENNETT, LOU
WHAR, Clarksburg, W. Va.
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BENNETT, ROGER
WTSP, St. Petersburg-, Fla.
BERG, KARL
Ham n' Eg-g-s
KWBB, Wichita, Kans.
BERG, LEE
International Musicale
KFML, Denver, Colo.
BERRY, JACK
WAGA, WAGA-TV, Atlanta,
Ga.
BERTENSHAW, BILL
The USA Show
WHBI, Newark, N. J.
BETHEL, AL
Crayon Caipers
WLBR-TV, Lebanon, Pa.
BINFORD, WILLIAM
KONE, Reno, Nev.
BINGE, RALPH
Breakfast in Bedlam
WHRV, Ann Arbor, Mich.
BINKJN, SYL
First Five
WMAY, WMAY-TV, Spring-
field, m.
BIRDAN, BIRD
WPTZ, Plattsburgb, N. Y.
BIVANS, BOB
WITY, Danville, 111.
BLACK, BILL
Jr. Auction, Buckskin Bill
WAFB-TV, Baton Roug-e, La.
BLACK, BAVE
WMC, WMCT,
Memphis, Tenn.
BLACK, MARTIN
Nite Owl Club
KLRJ-TV, Henderson, Nev.
BLACK, SHIRL
Coffee Time
KFXD, Nampa, Idaho
BLAINE, JIM
KBMI, Henderson, Nev.
BLAINE, JIMMY
Stop the Musk, CBS-TV; Hold
that Camera, Dumont; Nescafe
Commercials; Ruff 'n Ready,
NIBC-TV; TV Teen Club, Talk
of the Town, ABC-TV; Music
and Mr. Blaine, ABC
BLAIR, CURT
Popeye Theatre
WSFA, Montgomery, Ala.
BLAIR, FRANK
Life and the World, Monitor
NBC
BLANCHARD, LOWELL
Midday Merry-^o-Round
WNOX, Knoxville, Tenn.
BLANTON, WALLY
KFJZ, Fort Worth, Tex.
BLEDSOE, HAL
Music til Midnight
WSAV, WSAV-TV, Savannah,
Ga.
BLISS, JOCK
Party Line
KFRU, Columbia, Mo.
BOHRER, BOB
WRVM, Rochester, N. Y.
BOLTON, AL
KSLA-TV, Shreveport, La.
BOLTON, JOE
Abbott & Costello
WPIX, New York, N. Y.
BOOKS, GENE
Breakfast Party
WHIZ, WHIZ-TV, Zanesville,
Ohio
BOOTH, JERRY
Jingles Show
WPTA, Fort Wayne, Ind.
BOROM, BILL
Music to Drive By
WOAI-TV, San Antonio, Tex.
BOSS, ART
KVOX, Fargo, N. D.
BOSWORTH, CHET
Alarm Clock Club
WIRY, Plattsburg, N. Y.
BOVA, JOE
Cartoon Festival
WABC-TV, New York, N. Y.
BOWMAN, ROGER
News
NBC-TV
BOYETTE, PAT
Giant Movie
KENS-TV, San Antonio. Tex.
BRADFORD, ROY
WRKH, Rockwood, Tenn.
BRADLEY, LYLE
WRVA, Richmond, Va.
BRADSHAW, THOMAS
KSL-TV, Salt Lake City,
Utah
BRADY, JOSH
WBBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
BRAGG, NELSON
WJDA, Quincy, Mass.
BRAND, JACK
B. Dec. 25, Chicago, 111.; United
States Steel Hour, CBS
BRANDT, MEL
Modern Romances, Monitor
NBC, NBC-TV
BRANDY, BOB
WRBL-TV, Columbus, Ga.
BRASCIA, VINCE
Nitehawk
KBMI, Henderson, Nev,
BRAUD, AL
WJBW, New Orleans, La.
BRAUN, BOB
WLW, WLW-T, Cincinnati,
Ohio
BREITHBARTH, HANS
Wake Up & Be Happy
KGNB, New Braunfels, Tex.
JERRY DAMON
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BRIGGS, FRED
KONA-TV, Honolulu, Hawaii
BRYAN. GEORGE
High Adventure with Lowell
Thomas
CBS-TV
BRISCOE, ROY
WSTV-TV, Steubenville,
Ohio
BRITT, PAUL
KDEF, KOB-TV,
Albuquerque, N. M.
BRITTON, BARBARA
$64,000 Challenge,
$64,000 Question
CBS -TV
BRODIE, EARLE
Best on Wax
WARN, Aiken, S. C.
BROOK, PHIL
WDBO-TV, Orlando, Fla.
BROOKS, JACK
Breakfast Newsboy
WCCC, Hartford, Conn.
BROUGHMAN, DON
KENO, Las Vegas, Nev.
BROWN, ART
WWDC, Washington, D. C.
BROWN, BILL
WOI-TV, Ames, Iowa
BROWN, ED
WGBB, Freeport, N. Y.
BROWN, JIM
The Big Parade
WSMB, New Orleans, La.
BROWN, PHIL
WPBC, Minneapolis, Minn.
BROWN, RED
Saturday Circus
KROD-TV, El Paso, Tex.
BROWNELL, BENNED
KFIV, Modesto, Calif.
BROWNING, DOUG
Johnny Pearson Show
ABN
BRIGGEMAN, VERN
KUTV, Salt Lake City, Utah
BRUNNER, LARRY
WOPO-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
BRYAN, BILL
Stamps for Shoppers
KTOK, Oklahoma City, Okla.
BURNS, JACK
KCNA, Tucson, Ariz.
BURNS, MEL
KOCY, Oklahoma City, Okla.
BURNS, RICHARD
WCRB, Boston, Mass.
BURNS, STAN
Entertainment Press Conference,
Ditmont; NBC Monitor, Cerebral
Palsy Telethon, WOR-TV; Stan
Burns Show, WINS
BURRELL, JERRY
Something Special
KNOR, Norman, Okla.
BUSSARD, ADALINE
KTEL, Walla Walla, Wash.
BUSSE, HENRY JR.
The Heavy Hank Show
KOWH, Omaha, Neb.
BUTLER, BETTY
Starlight Theatre
WEAT, West Palm Beach,
Fla.
BUTLEY, JAY
WJAK, Jackson, Tenn.
BYRON, BOB
WHAT, Miami Beach, Fla.
BYRUM, GEORGE
KBTV, Denver, Colo.
CAFASSO, WILLIAM
Cape Ann Hour
WESX, Salem, Mass.
CAIN, JESS
WNDU, WNDU-TV,
South Bend, Ind.
CALDWELL, LARRY
Milkman Show
KCSJ, KCSJ-TV, Pueblo, Colo.
CALKINS, BLEAN A.
Man on the Street
KCOB, Newton, Iowa
CALLAHAN, BOB
WNAV, Annapolis, Md.
CALLIGAN, VAN
WXIX, Milwaukee, Wis.
CAMARGO,
RALPR
U. S. Steel, Our Miss Brooks,
William Bendix Show, Have Gun
Will Travel, CBS-TV
CANE, LEN
1340 Club
WIRY, Plattsburg, N. Y.
CANTER, RUSS
Betty Newton
WBNS-TV, Columbus, Ohio
CANTFOAT, VAN
Hitching Post Theatre
WAVY-TV, Norfolk, Va.
CARD, CLELLAN
As You Like It
WCCO, WCCO-TV,
' Minneapolis, Minn.
CARL, HERB
KONO, San Antonio, Tex.
CARLE, BENNY
Circle 6 Ranch
WBRC-TV, Birmingham, Ala.
CARLISE, TOM
Nite Beat
KVOD, Denver, Colo.
CARLISLE, JIM
Teen Time Tunes
WLAG, Lagrange, Ga.
Jim (Jof
RADIO-TV
COMMERCIALS
FILMS
MC-HOST
JU. 2-8800
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CARNETT, WILLIAM
WJLB, Detroit, Mich.
CAROTA, FRED
WWSC, Glens Falls, N. Y.
CARPENTER, KEN
Lux Video Theatre
NBC -TV
CARR, BOB
WSAZ-TV,
Hunting-ton, W. Va.
CARROLL, FRANK
1350 Club
WPCT, Putnam, Conn.
CARRALL, RALPH
Bing-hamton, N. Y.
WNBF-TV,
CARSON, ED
WJIM-TV, Lansing-, Mich.
CARSTENS, AL.
KATE, Albert Lea, Minn.
CARTER, BILL
WIRJ, Humbolt, Tenn.
CARTER, MARK
KVOR, Colorado Spring's,
Colo.
CARTER, ROGER
After Dark
WGAR, Cleveland, Ohio
CARUSO, CARL
Father Knows Best, O.S.S., It's
Fun to Travel
CARVER, JOHNNY
KFAB, Omaha, Neb.
CARY, TOM
KMTV. Omaha, Neb.
CASE, LEE
WCBM, Baltimore, Md.
CASE, NELSON
Wide Wide World, Sid Caesar,
Jane Wyman, NBC-TV; Baseball
and Football, CBS-TV; Celebrity
Playhouse, State Trooper, Syndi-
cated
CASSIDY, TED
WCOA, Pensacola, Fla.
CAUDILL, CARL
Quiz Club
WRC-TV, Washington, D. C.
CAUSEY, CAP'N. BID
KNDE-TV, Monroe, La.
CEDRIC, BILL
WNLK, Norwalk, Conn.
CHAMPENESS, HAL
Chic Adams Show
KENI-TV, Anchorage,
Alaska
CHARLES, BRUCE
Party Line
WIHK, Cleveland, Ohio
CHENAUSKY, WALTER
Midday Matinee
WCAT, Orang-e, Mass.
CHILDS, JACK
Bumper to Bumper
WCOA, Pensacola, Fla.
CHANCELLOR, GREGG
KSTiR, Grand Junction, Colo.
CHASTEEN, BOB
WEBC, Duluth, Minn.
CHEVILLAT, DON
The Tunesmith
WNDU, WNDU-TV,
South Bend, Ind.
CLARK, DICK
American Bandstand
WFIL, Philadelphia, Pa.
CLARK, JEFF
Big- Movie
KFSD-TV, San Dieg-o, Calif.
CLARK, PAUL
WHAS-TV, Louisville, Ky.
CLAY, TOM
Jack the Bellboy
WJBK, WJBK-TV,
Detroit, Mich.
CLAYTON, BOB
Movie 7
WCKT, Miami, Fla.
RALPH PAUL
- MANAGEMENT -
GEORGE F. FOLEY
730 Fifth Ave.
JUdson 6-4312
CLEARY, BILL
In Town Today
KREX-TV, Grand Junction,
Colo.
CLEARY, ED
WELO, Tupelo, Miss.
COBB, DAVID
Jim Reeves Show
ABN
COBB, WALLY
WAPO, Chatanoog-a, Tenn.
(OLDWELL, TOM
WBOW, Terre Haute, Ind.
(OLE, BIFF
WTVW, Evansville, Ind.
COLE, CANE
WLOK, Memphis, Tenn.
COLE, LYNN
Teen Time
KCAR, Clarksville, Tex.
COLE, PETER
WEAT, West Palm Beach,
Fla.
COLEMAN, BOB
Merry-g-o-round
WJPA, Washington, Pa.
COLLINS, DOUG
WKST-TV, New Castle, Pa.
COLLINS, FRED
Five Start Matinee
NBC
COLLINS, JERRY
WNOX. Knoxville, Tenn.
COLLINS, KEN
KONE, Reno, Nev.
COLLINS, TOM
WKBZ, Muskeg-on, Mich.
COLLYER, BUD
Beat the Clock, To Tell the
Truth, CBS-TV
COMLEY, JACK
WKNB, New Britain, Conn.
RALPH CAMARGO
RADIO— TV
ACTOR— ANNOUNCER
NARRATOR
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KDAL, KDAL-TV, Duluth,
Minn.
CONNOR, BURT
Music for a Sunday
WALK, Patchogue, N. Y.
CONRAD, SAUL
Tops in Pops
WPAC, Patchogue, N. Y.
CONTE, JOHN
B. Sept. 15, Palmer, Mass.; Mati-
nee Theater, NBC -TV
CONWAY, JIM
WBBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
COOK, ALLAN
WKZO-TV, Kalamazoo, Mich.
COOK, JIM
WHBU, Anderson, Ind.
COOKE, ALISTAIR
Omnibus
NBC -TV
COOPER, BOB
KONO, San Antonio, Tex.
COOPER, JOE
KOLN-TV, Lincoln, Neb.
COOPER, JOHN
Johnny Mountain
Clarksburg, W. Va.
CORBETT, JOHN
Car and Kitchen
WBEN, WBEN-TV,
Buffalo, N.Y.
CORCORAN, BILL
King-TV, Seattle, Wash.
COREY, DAVID J.
WBWB, Rutland, Vt.
CORRIGAN, JOHN
Say it with Music
WMOD, Moundsville, W. Va.
COSTA, FRANK
Sunrise Serenade
WKIT, Garden City, N. Y.
COSTABILE, AL
Polka Time
WRJN, Racine, Wis.
COTTLE, BOB
WHDH-TV, Boston, Mass.
COUGHLAN, DICK
Bugs Bunny Show
WGN-TV, Chicago, 111.
COY, JIM
B. October 5, 1916, Kansas City,
Mo.; Playhouse 90, Doug Ed-
wards News, CBS-TV; Summer
Serenade, NBC; Nat King Cole
Show, iNiBC-TV; Radio New York,
WOR; Code Three, WRCA-TV,
WPIX
CRAIG, CHUCK
KPIN, Casa Grande, Ariz.
CRAIG, GEORGE
KSYD, KSYD-TV,
Wichita Falls, Tex.
CRAIG, VERN
WKAP, Allentown, Pa.
CRANE, BOB
KNX, Los Angeles, Calif.
CREWS, JAMES
WATM, Atmore, Ala.
CRISSY, DON
WBNY, Buffalo, N. Y.
CROCKER, SID
Million Dollar Premiere
WAFB-TV, Baton Rouge, La.
CROUCHET, GEORGE
KPAC, Port Arthur, Tex.
CULLEN, BILL
Pulse, NBC
Price Is Right, NBC-TV
CULVER, CAL
Keyboard Kapers,
Mike Bosch Show,
Saturday Circus
KFYR-TV, Bismarck, N. D.
BILL ROGERS
— Management —
George F. Foley
730 Fifth Ave. JUdson 6-4312
CURRIE, BILL
Tempus Fugit
WRAL, WRAL-TV,
Raleigh, N. C.
CUTTING, ROBERT J.
This, That & The Other
KGMC, Englewood, Colo.
— D —
DALE, BOB
The Early Show
KFMB-TV, San Diego, Calif.
DALE, CURLEY
KFNF, Shenandoah, Iowa
DALE, JACK
KFYO, Lubbock, Tex.
DALE, JEFF
Ark-La-Tex Jubilee
KWKH, Shreveport, La.
DAMON, JERRY
B. Orange, M. J.; NBC-TV Opera
Theatre, Hy Gardner Calling,
NBC-TV; Maraithon, NBC Net-
work News on the Hour, Monitor,
NBC
DANIEL, DAN
WDGY, Minneapolis, Minn.
DANIELS, ED
WVMI, Biloxi, Miss.
D'ARCY, MIKE
KBON, Omaha, Neb.
DARIEN, FRANK
KSJO, San Jose, Calif.
DARY, ALAN
WBZ-TV, • Boston, Mass.
DAVID, RUSS
Playhouse Party
KSD, KS'D-TV, St. Louis, Mo.
DAVIES, BOB
KOOL-TV, Phoenix, Ariz.
DON MORROW
ANNOUNCER-HOST-ACTOR
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DIXON, BOB
The Edge of Night
CBS-TV
DIXON, JOHN
WALA-TV, Mobile, Ala.
DIXON, PAUL
WLW-T, Cincinnati, Ohio
DOCKINS, KEN
Chest of Silver
WHPB, Belton, S. C.
DODD, FRANK
WPAR, Parkersburg, W. Va.
DODEL, BIEL
Rooster Reveille
KRLC, Eewiston, Idaho
DONAHOO, DEL
WOW-TV, Omaha, Neb.
DOOLEY, PETE
Popeye & Pete
WSEiE. Erie. Pa.
DOUGLAS, JAMES K.
WKDL, Clarksdale, Miss.
DOUGLAS, PAUL
Adventure Theatre
NBC-TV
DOW, BOB
Bat Cave
WGUY, Bangor, Me.
DOW, DEWEY
WCSH-TV, Portladn, Me.
DOWIE, PAUL
WJEJ, Hagers'town, Md.
DA VIES, BUD
Dance Party
CKLW-TV, Detroit, Mich.
DAVIS, BILL
KSYD, KSYD'-TV,
Wichita Falls. Tex.
DAVIS, BRUCE
WDZ, Decatur, 111.
DAVIS, CHUCK
Money for Music
KTOK, Oklahoma City, Okla.
DAVIS, ED
Rebel Reveille
WRBL, WRBL-TV.
Columbus, Ga.
DAVIS, GENE
Melody Matinee
KNGS, Hanford, Calif.
DAVIS, GENE
Melody Matinee
KNGS, Hanford, Calif.
DAVIS, GEOFF
WROW, WTEN, Albany, N. Y.
DAVIS, RAY
WBMD, Baltimore, Md.
DAY, BOB
WOKZ, Alton, III.
DAY, GEORGE
KERO-TV, Bakersfield. Calif.
DEAL, FRANK
Looney Tunes
WCYB-TV, Bristol, Va.
DEAL, JACK
WHCU, Ithaca, N. Y.
DEANE, BUDDY
WJZ-TV, Baltimore, Md.
DEANE,JERRY
WISC-TV, Madison, Wise.
DEBEAU, LARRY
Home ward Bound
WTOLr, Toledo, Ohio
de CARO-SKANDERBEG, PAUL
Continental Music
WRLB, Providence, R. I.
DEE, TOMMY
WSBT-TV, South Bend, Ind.
DeHAVEN, BOB
Good Neighbor Time
WCCO, WCCO-TV,
Minneapolis, Minn.
DELL, FRANK
Polka Party
WJAC, WJAC-TV,
Johnstown, Pa.
DELLINGER, JAN
KGFW, Kearney, Neb.
del RIO, JOSE PEREZ
Buenos Dias
KIWW, San Antonio, Tex.
DeMARCO, JOHN
KULU, KULU-TV,
Honolulu, Hawaii
DeMOSS, LYLE
WOW, WOW-TV,
Omaha, Neb.
DENNIS, BELL
Downbeat
WE AM, Arlington, Va.
DEVINE, ANDY
Andy's Gang-
NBC-TV
DEWAR, ROD
C'JAD, Montreal, Quebec
DeWITT, JOHN
Moods in Music
WCDL, Carbondale, Pa.
DeYOUNG, JOHN
WGL, Fort Wayne, Ind.
DILL, FRANK
Mid-Day Matinee
WGR-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.
DILLINBECK, DICK
The Clock
WGUY, Bangor, Me.
DILLINGHAM, ALEX
WOOD-TV,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
DOWNS, HUGH M.
B. Feb. 14, 1921, Akron, Ohio;
Jack Paar Show, Monitor, Cae-
sar's Hour, Home, Arlene Francis
Show, NBC; Sin Caesar Invites
You, ABC
DRAGIN, TED
Tops of the Morning'
WSAV, WSAV-TV,
Savannah, Ga.
DEL SHARBUTT
Personal Mgr. - Kal Ross
REX MARSHALL
—MANAGEMENT-
GEORGE F, FOLEY
730 Fifth Ave.
JUdson 6-4312
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DRUM, DEWEY
Early Risers Club
WSOC, WSOC-TV,
Charlotte, N. C.
DUGDALE, CHARLIE
This Morning-
KPIX, San Francisco, Calif.
DUMAS, ROLAND
Music Box
WMAS, Spring-field, Mass.
DUNAWAY, AL
WIBR, Baton Rouge, La.
DUNCAN, DOPEY
WRAP, Allentown, Pa.
DUNN, DICK
WLOB, Portland, Me.
DUNN, EDDIE
KATR, Corpus Christi, Tex.
DUNPHY, DON
Calvalcade of Sports
NBC
DuPUY, MONTY
World Tonight
WFBC-TV, Greenville, S. C.
DURAND, G. THOMSON
WTTM, Trenton, N. J.
— E —
EARLE, GEORGE
Breakfast at Heer's
KWTO, Springifield, Mo.
EDWARDS, DOUGLAS
Armstrong Circle Theatre
CBS-TV
EDWARDS, HERE
WDBO-TV, Orlando, Fla.
EDWARDS, JEFFREY
WEAT,
West Palm Beach, Fla.
EDWARDS, JOE
WSAC, Ft. Knox, Ky.
EDWARDS, RICK
WROK, Rockford, 111.
EDWARDS, TOM
WERE-TV, Cleveland, Ohio
EGGERS, BILL
KVOR,
Colorado Springs, Colo.
EHLE, BOB
Fun Time
WHEN-TV, Syracuse, N. Y.
EIGEN, JACK
WNBQ, Chicago, 111.
ELLIOT, WIN
Cavalcade of Sports
NBC
ELLIOTT, HANK
WORL, Boston, Mass.
ELLISON, MAX
KECK, Odessa, Tex.
ELLSWORTH, BOB
WTIC-TV, Hartford, Conn.
ELLSWORTH, LEO
KSRV, Ontario, Ore.
EMERICK, BOB
B. Dec. 9, 1915, Tacoma, Wash.;
Father Knows Best, Telephone
Hour, Peoples Choke, WN'BC;
Zane Grey Theatre, Cheyenne,
Roy Rogers, WCBS
EMERY, BOB
Big Brother
WBZ-TV, Boston, Mass.
ENO, JACK
WEBR, Buffalo, N. Y.
ERWIN, GEORGE
KFJZ, Fort Worth, Tex.
ESSEX, LOU
WOOS, Columbia, S. C.
EVANS, HAL
WDDT, Greenville, Miss.
EVANS, MARK
Sunrise Salute
WTOP, WTOP-TV,
Washington, D. C.
EVANS, MILTON
Disc 'n Data
KNET, Palestine, Tex.
EVERHART, SLIM
Breakfast Bell
KFNF, Shenandoah, Iowa
EYRICH, DICK
WSIR. Winter Haven, Fin.
— F —
FAGAN, PAT
TV Dance Party
WGR-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.
FARNSWORTH, BRUCE
WTYM, Springfield, Mass .
FARRINGTON, GLEN
Music Box Revue
WTAX, Spring-field, 111.
FASSETT, JIM
The New York Philharmonic
CBS
FATKIN, MARSHALL
Scan the Weather
WSTV-TV, Steubenville, Ohio
FAYE, MARTY
WBKB, Chicago, 111.
FENNEMAN, GEORGE
You Bet Your Life
NBC -TV
FERGUSON, DON
Jump Town
WNOK-TV, Columbia, S. C.
FERGUSON, SCOTT
The Music Box
WZOK, Jacksonville, Fla.
FERLISI, UNCLE GARY
Fun Club
KSBW-TV,
Salinas-Monterey, Calif.
FESPEIRMAN, JAMES
KFSA, KFSA-TV,
Fort Smith, Ark.
FINDLEY, BOB
Especially for You
WSLI, WJTV, Jackson, Miss.
PHIL TONKEN
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FINLEY, ART
Tooney Town
KOVR-TV,
Stockton-Sacramento, Calif.
FINLEY, STUART
Other Two Billion,
2>5th Semester
WRC-TV, Washing-ton, D. C.
FISHER, DON
Talent Trends
WLBR-TV, Lebanon, Pa.
FISHER, ED
WHIZ-TV, Zanesville, Ohio
FISHER, HAL
WSJV,
South Bend-Elkhart, Ind.
FISHER, HOWIE
Fisherman's Wharf
KFMA, Davenport, Iowa
FISHER, JOHN
WCRB, Boston, Mass.
FISHER, JOHN
WCLT, Newark, Ohio
FISHER, TRUMAN
KSET, El Paso, Tex.
FISKE, FRED
WWDC, Washington, D. C.
FITTS, LEW
KSVP, Artesia, N. M.
FITZGERALD, JIM
WGAN-TV, Portland, Me.
FITZGERALD, PAT
WNDU-TV, South Bend, Ind.
FITZMACRICE,
MICHAEL
B. April 28, 1918, Chicago, III.
FLANNAGAN, BOB
The Timekeeper
WMBG, Richmond, Va.
FLEMING, ARNAULD
Musical Notebook
WCLT, Newark, Ohio
FLETCHER, TOM
Magazine of the Air
WHK, Cleveland, Ohio
FLETCHER, WARREN
KSL-TV, Salt Lake City, Utah
FLYNN, CHARLES
WFBG--TV, Altoona, Pa.
FOLEY, JACK
Musical Caravan
WIZE, Spring-field, Ohio
FOLEY, RED
The Red Foley Show
NBC
FOLLIS, WOODY
KSST, Sulphur Springs, Tex.
FORD, JAMES
Easy Listening
WOKO, Albany, N. Y.
FORD, MARK
KDAY, Hollywood, Calif.
FORD, ROZ
All Nite Show
WITH, Baltimore, Md.
FOREMAN, DON
KXLR, N. Little Rock, Ark.
FORREST, RAY
Children's Theatre
WRCA-TV, New York, N. Y.
FORSTER, ROGER
Let's Find Out
WKOW-TV, Madison, Wis.
FOSTER, WALTON
KWFR, San Angelo, Tex.
FOX, LES
WMMW, Meriden, Conn.
FRANKLIN, ALLEN
WKOW-TV, Madison, Wis.
FRANKLIN, JOE
Memory Lane
WABC-TV, New York, N. Y.
FRASER, GORDON
Monitor
NBC
CARL KING
Management: CARL EASTMAN
80 Park Ave.
FRASIER, WILSON
WMOX, Meridian, Miss.
FREDERICKS, JOE
WPDX, Clarksburg, W. Va.
FREELAND, BILL
WRVA, Richmond, Va.
FREEMAN, VERNE
Platter Party
WJQS, Jackson, Miss.
FREIN, DEAN
KXIC, Iowa City, Iowa
FRENCH, RICHARD
WILS, Lansing, Mich.
FROH, DAVE
Club 1320
WILS, Lansing, Mich.
FROLAND, JOHN
Cloud Club
WMC, WMCT,
Memphis, Tenn.
FULLEN, GENE
WTVN-TV, Columbus, Ohio
FUNNELL, BOB
KSBW, KSBW-TV, KSBY-TV,
Salinas, Calif.
— G —
GAILLARD, MARSHALL
Dawn in Dixie
WAIM, WAIM-TV,
Anderson, S. C.
GAINES, JIM
Record Hop
KALB, K ALB-TV,
Alexandria, La.
GALLAHER, EDDIE
Sundial
WTOP, WTOP-TV,
Washington, D. C.
GALLANT, JIM
Bandstand
WNHC-TV, New Haven, Conn.
1121
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GAIXOP, FRANK
Monitor,
The Perry Como Show
NBC, NBC-TV
GAMBLING, JOHN A.
Music from Studio X
WOR, WOR-TV,
New York, N. Y.
GANDER, DARREL
KUDZ, Hutchinson, Minn.
GARDNER, REED
WZOK, Jacksonville, Fla.
GARDNER, RUSS
WSVA-TV, Harrisonburg, Va.
GARDNER, WES
Man about the House
WEBJ, Brewton, Ala.
GARRETT, JAMES
Jr. Town Meeting
WJR, Detroit, Mich.
GARROWAY, DAVE
Monitor
NBC
GARTEN, LLOYD
WJIM-TV, Lansing-, Mich.
GARVEY, JOSEPH
WHUC, Hudson, N. Y.
GARWOOD, JOHNNY
1240 Club
WNBZ, Saranac Lake, N. Y.
GATZ, DON
KXOA, Sacramento, Calif.
GAVRANOVIC, JOE
American-Czech Hour
KFRD, Rosenberg-, Tex.
GAYLORD, WILLIE
WAMS, Wilmington, Del.
GAYNOR, DON
Jimmy Dean Show
CBiS-TV
GEERDES, BOB
Dishpan Koncert
KLTI, Long-view, Tex.
GENTRY, PAUL
KVIN, Vinita, Okla.
GEORGE, LEE
WMBH. Joplin, Mo.
GERMAIN, BOB
WACR, Columbus, Miss.
GIBBONS, LONNIE
Circle 5 Roundup
KALB-TV, Alexandria, La.
GIBBS, HARRY
Wrangler's Club
KSD-TV, St. Louis, Mo.
GIBSON, ALEC
4-Star Movies
WBBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
GIBSON, PAUL
WBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
GILDEMANN, GIL
Coffee Time
KTMS, Santa Barbara, Calif.
GILLESPIE, JOE
Road Show
KNBC, San Francisco, Calif.
GILLIAND, BILL
Saturday Playhouse
CBS -TV
GINDIN, JOSEPH
WHUC, Hudson, N. Y.
GIUFFRE, GUS
KRAM, Las Vegas, Nev.
GLADDEN, BILL
Roadshow
WAVE, WAVE-TV,
Louisville, Ky.
GLEASON, BOB
Pantry Playhouse
KTNT-TV, Tacoma, Wash.
GLOVER, ART
Kitchen Karnival
WDBJ, WDBJ-TV,
Roanoke, Va.
GODFREY, KATHY
Connecticult Life, Meet me at
Maxwell's
WHCT. Hartford, Conn.
GOERNER, BOB
Showtime
KCBS, San Francisco, Calif.
GOLDEN, JERRY
Susan's Show
CBS-TV
GOMEZ, HAROLD
WJBW, New Orleans, La.
GONZALEZ, ED
Clockwatchers
WCMB, Harrisburg, Pa.
GOODING, BOB
KTBC, KTBC-TV,
Austin, Tex.
GOODMAN, EARL
Melody Manor
WVCH, Chester, Pa.
GOODMAN, MAX
The Sheriff Max Show
WDAM-TV,
Hattiesburg, Miss.
GOODWIN, JACK
Platter Parade
WMOU, Berlin, N. H.
GORDON, JOHN
KEX, Portland, Ore.
GORDON, PAUL
800 Radio Row
WLAD, Danbury, Conn.
GOUNDER, JACK
WEEU, Reading, Pa.
GOVE, ELLIOT
Timekeeper
WSYR, Syracuse, N. Y.
GOWDY, CURT
Sports News
NBC-TV
GRAHAM, JERRY
TV Ranch Club
WNBF, Binghamton, N. Y.
BROOKE TAYLOR
Represented by
MARY G. DOOLING
730-5th Ave., N.Y.C. JU 6-6915
Malcolm Richards
Free-lance
TV - Radio
Announcer - Narrator
Registry White Plains 6-8583
(telephone)
1122
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GRANGE, RED
Football
NBC -TV
GRANT, ALLEN
Popeye-Bugs Bunny Theatre
KFDA-TV, Amarillo, Tex.
GRANT, JACK
Musical Day
WGMA, Hollywood, Fla.
GRANT, JOE
WAKR-TV, Akron, Ohio
GRANT, MILT
WTTG, Washington, D. C.
GRANT, RAY
KNAL, Victoria, Tex.
GRALER, BEN
Big- Story, Ask Congress
Citizens Searchlight Union,
NBC-TV
Monitor, NBC
GRAVES, GENE
WTTM, Trenton, N. J.
GRAY, BARRY
WMCA, New York, N. Y.
GRAY, ED
WTOK-TV, Meridian, Miss.
GRAYDON, JOE
KENO's First 40
KENO, Las Vegas, Nev.
GRAYSON, JAY
WBAL, WBAL-TV,
Baltimore, Md.
GRAZAN, JOE
Ranch BVP
WBVP, Beaver Falls, Pa.
GREEN, DON
KFYR, KFYR-TV,
Bismarck, N. D.
GREER, CHARLIE
WAKR-TV, Akron, Ohio
GREGG, AL
WNAV, Annapolis, Md.
GREGORY, BILL
Meet Your Neighbor
WNBF-TV, Binghamton, N.Y.
GREY, MITCH
Merry-go-round
WJPA, Washington, Pa.
GRIBBLE, STAN
Wake-Up Club
KWHK, Hutchins, Kan.
GRIFFEN, PETE
Top Ten Dance Party
WDEF-TV, Chattanooga, Tenn.
GRIFFIN, VAN
Musical Clock
KFRU, Columbia, Mo.
GROFF, JERRY
WEHT, Evansville, Ind.
GUNTER, HARDROCK
Saturday Jambore
WWVA, Wheeling, W. Va.
— H —
HADLOCK, JIM
Popeye
KLAS-TV, Las Vegas, Nev.
HAINES, MARLIN
Kartoon Karnival
KROD-TV, El Paso, Tex.
HALE, CECIL
Music Hall
WSAI, Cincinnati, Ohio
HALE, GEORGE
WABI, WABI-TV,
Bangor, Me.
HALE, PHIL
WKNB, WNBC,
New Britain, Conn.
HALES, JIMMY
WDVH, Gainesville, Fla.
HALEY, BUD
KFSD, San Diego, Calif.
HALL, MONTY
Monitor
NBC
HALL, PHIL
WTOD, Toledo, Ohio
HALL, RUSS
Afternoon Special
WITH, Balitimore, Md.
HALLENBECK, KEN
WRLP, Greenfield, Mass.
HALLORAN, RYAN
Movies at Midday
WAVE-TV, Louisville, Ky.
HALVORSEN, DICK
KGMB, KGMB-TV,
KMAU-TV, KHBC-TV.
Honolulu, T. H.
HAMILTON, GENE
Operas, Henry J. Taylor, NBC-
TV; Monitor, Classical Music for
People Who Hate Classical Music,
WRCA
HANCOCK, HANK
WINR-TV, Binghamton, N. Y.
HANCOCK, JOHN
Words and Music
WLCX, La Crosse, Wis.
HANDLEN, GEORGE
Radio Clock
KXOA, Sacramento, Calif.
HANNA, ART
Studio One
CBS-TV
HANNES, GARY
WIMS, Michigan City, Md.
HANSEN, BOB
KKOG, Ogden, Utah
HANSON, HARLON
Hi Neighbor
KDMA, Montevideo, Minn.
HARDEN, GENE
WTWA. Thomson, Ga.
FRED SCOTT
ANNOUNCER— MC-HOST
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HENNIG, HAROLD
WEOK, Poug-hkeepsie, N. Y.
HENRICH, WALT
WERE-TV, Cleveland, Ohio
HENRY, DICK
Music Hig-hlig-hts
WFDF, Flint, Mich.
HENRY, PAT
KROW, Oakland, Calif.
HENSON, DOUGLAS
WJMJ, Philadelphia, Pa.
HEFNER, FRED JR.
KXRO, Aberdeen, Wash.
HERBERT, DON
The General Electric Theatre
CBS-TV
HERING, JIM
Rise N' Shine
WMOD, Moundsville, W. Va,
II I HI I II i ED
My True Story, Monitor WBC
HERNANDEZ, JOE
Progreso Latino
KFRD, Rosenberg-, Tex.
HICKS, GEORGE
U. N. in Action
CBS-TV
HILEMAN, MAJORIE
Kaffee Klatch & Swap Shop
KVOC, Casper, Wyo.
HILL, AL
WPTZ, Plattsburg-h, N. Y.
HILL, BILL
WTVW, Evansville, Ind.
HILL, BILL
WJIG, Tullahoma, Tenn.
HILL, DEAN
KWCB, Searcy, Ark.
HILL, JACK
TV Weatherman,
Coke Club House
KNDE-TV. Monroe, La.
HARDWICK, BOB
WFBM-TV, Indanapolis, Ind.
HARDY, RAY
KGIL, San Francisco, Calif.
HARGIS, DON
KWYO, Sheridan, Wyo.
HARMON, GARY
Bunky the Clown
WEHT, Evansville, Ind.
HARMON, JAY
RF'D #1330
KFH, Wichita, Kan.
HARNISH, BOB
WPST-TV, Miami, Fla.
HARPER, JOHN
WWRL, New York, N. Y.
II Alt IMC F. €Y
B. Mar. 1, 1915, Chicago, III.;
Big Story, Cavalcade of America,
NiBC; John Daly, Lone Ranger,
Silver Eagle, Danny Thomas
Show, ABC; Brighter Day, CBS
HARRIS, DEAN
Breakfast Bell
WHEN, WHEN-TV
Syracuse, N. Y.
HARRIS, WAYNE
Melodies for Milady
WWIT, Canton, N. C.
HARRISON, ARCH
WFVA, Fredericksburg, Va.
HARRISON, CHARLES
Movie Matinee,
Movietime USA
KTRK-TV, Houston, Tex.
HARRISON, JACK
Van Winkle Show
KRLD-TV, Dallas, Tex.
HART, AL
KTBS-TV, Shreveport, La.
HARVEY, PAT
Pat's Pop Shop
WGEM-TV, Quincy, 111.
HARVEY, TOM
CKEY, Toronto, Ontario
HASTINGS, DON
WMT-TV, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
HATTEN, TOM
KTLA, Los Angeles, Calif.
HAYCOCK, CLIFF
A Man and His Wife
WCTC, New Brunswick, N. J.
HAYDEN, FRANK
Spins 'n Needles
WORD, Spartanburg-, S. C.
HAYDEN, JIM
KBOI, Boise, Idaho
HAYMEN, CLARENCE
Poppa-Stoppa
WJMR-TV, New Orleans, La.
HAYNES, JERRY
Top 10 Dance Party
WFAA-TV, Dallas, Tex.
HAZELTON, BILL
Record Revue
WALK, Patch ogue, N. Y.
HEENAN, TOM
WELK, WILK-TV,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
HELPER, AL
All Star Baseball Game, World
Series, Rose Bowl game, Friday
night Fights, NBC's Weekly Cov-
erage of Football, NiBC-TV;
Dodgers Baseball games, WOR-
TV; Jack Benny Show, CBS-TV
HEMMETER, KAN
Name the Year
KVOA, KVOA-TV,
Tucson, Ariz.
HENDERSON, HANK
KGBC, Galveston, Tex.
CARL GARUSO
ANNOUNCER - MC
IU 2-8800
NELSON CASE
EXCLUSIVE MANAGEMENT
CARL EASTMAN
80 Park Ave. MU 2-4986
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HILLIARD, JOHN
KONA-TV, Honolulu, Hawaii
HILLS, HAL
KTNT, Tacoma, Wash.
HINKLE, ED
WINR-TV, Binghamton. N. Y.
HINSON, GENE
WEGO, Concord, N. C.
HINTON, JIM
KSVP, Artesia, N. M.
HIPPS, TOM
Million Dollars
WTVM, Columbus, Ga.
HOBART, CHARLES
WENT, Elmira, N. Y.
HODGSON, JAY
KTBC-TV, Austin, Tex.
HOLIDAY, JOHNNY
WRVM, Rochester, N. Y.
HOLLAND, BILL
KLZ-TV, Denver, Colo.
HOLLIDAY, BOB
WPBC, Minneapolis, Minn.
HOLMES, DICK
WILM, Wilmington, Del.
HOLTMAN, JOHN
WFAM-TV, Lafayette, Ind.
HOOD, JOHN
WMTS, Murfreesiboro, Tenn.
HOPKINS, HAPPY
Night Beat
WSAI, Cincinnati, Ohio
HOWARD, PAUL
WCUE, Akron, Ohio
HOWARD, TOBE
WLOU, Louisville, Ky.
HOWE, CHARLES
KRGI, Grand Island, Neb.
HOWELL, BILL
Panorama
WSAC, Ft. Knox, Ky.
HOYLE, STOWE
Circle B Ranch
WFBC-TV, Greenville, S. C.
HUDSON, BOB
Groovin with Groovy
WMRY, New Orleans, La.
HUGGINS, FRED
WPBB, Jackson, Ala.
HUGH, IVOR
Music Room
WCCC, Hartford, Conn.
HUME, PAUL
Good Music Time
WOL, Washington, D. C.
HUNTER, BEN
KFI, Los Angeles, Calif.
HUNTER, DEAN
Best Sellers, WMQM, Walter
Winchell Show, Mutual
HURLBUT, JIM
Zoo Parade
NBC-TV
HURST, JACK
WLEE, Richmond, Va.
HUTTON, WILLIAM
KNOX-TV, Grand Forks, N.D.
HYDEN, BILL
KVOO, Tulsa, Okla,
IRVIN, JOHN
First Run Movie
KETV, Omaha, Neb.
IRVING, ROBERT
Coffee Time
WHIY, Orlando, Fla.
IVES, ROBERT
Big Spin
WFBL, Syracuse, N. Y.
JACK, HARRY
WRIT, Garden City, N. Y.
FRED PARSONS
JU 2-8800
JACKSON, BOB
Bandstand
KGNC, KGNC-TV,
Amarillo, Tex.
JAEGER, BILL
Carnival of Music
WFBR, Baltimore, Md.
JAMES, CURTIS
KAFY, Bakers field, Calif.
JAMES, DENNIS
B. Aug. 24, 1917, Jersey City,
N. J.; Club 60, NBC; Big Record,
High Finance, Chance of Life-
time, On Your Account, CBS-TV
JAMES, HUGH
Voice of Firestone
ABC-TV
JAMOND, WALT
KROW, Oakland, Calif.
JAY, ALAN
WPTR, Albany, N. Y.
JAY, BILL
Popeye
WLAC-TV, Nashville, Tenn.
JENSEN, LEE
Big Four Bandstand
KBTF, Fresno, Calif.
JENSEN, LEIF
WDRC, Hartford, Conn.
JENSEN, VAL
WLOX, Biloxi, Miss.
JOHNSON, BILL
Time for Everybody
WLAC, WLAC-TV,
Nashville, Tenn.
JOHNSON, CLAY
KSCB, Liberal, Kan.
JOHNSON, HARRY
Beachcomber's Almanac
WNDB. Daytona Beach, Fla.
DEAN HUNTER
Mgt: Carl Eastman
80 Park Ave. MU 2-4986
1125
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JOHNSON, JACKIE
Burg-er Show
WRMA, Montgomery, Ala.
JOHNSON, TOM
WHJB, Greensburg-, Pa.
JOHNSTON, W. R. "Doc"
WBIR, Knoxville, Tenn.
JOLLEY, BUSS
KWIL. Albany, Ga.
JOLLIMORE, KENNETH
WFGM, Fitchburg-, Mass.
JONES, ART
WISN-TV. Milwaukee, Wis.
JONES, BOB
KFAB, Omaha, Neb.
JONES, CARL
WILM, Wilmington, Del.
JONES, DON
KBMY, Billing's, Mont.
JONES, GARY
Platter Party
WJZM, Clarksville, Tenn.
JONES, HASKELL
Video Varieties
KCMC-TV, Texarkana, Tex.
JONES, HOWARD
KWBB, Wichita, Kan.
JONES, JAY
KSTN, Stockton, Calif.
JONES, JAY
KTUL, KTUL-TV,
Tulsa, Okla.
JONES, JIM
Music of the Southland
WETO, Gadsden, Ala,
JONES, LARRY
WBBC, Flint, Mich.
— K —
KALLAY, ED
Funny Flickers
WAVE-TV, Louisville, Ky.
KARAS, STAN
Downbeat
WEAM. Arlington, Va.
KARRENBAR, BILL
3 T's
WHBC, Canton, Ohio
KAY, DONNA
Home Maker Harmonies
KFIR, North Bend, Ore.
KEARNEY, GERRY
WMUR-TV, Manchester, N.H.
KEATHLEY, HAMPTON
KTRE, KTRE-TV,
Lufkin, Tex.
KEENER, PHIL
Sunny Side Up
KDWT, Stamford, Tex.
KEITH, BOB
WLOF-TV, Orlando, Fla.
KELLY, DAN
1400 Club
WRDO, Augusta, Me.
KELLY, DON
WDGY, Minneapolis, Minn.
KELLY, LEON
WKTY, La Crosse, Wis.
KELLY, PHIL
WKTY, La Crosse, Wis .
KELPE, HENRY
KMTV, Omaha, Neb.
KENNEDY, BILL
CKLW-TV, Detroit, Mich.
KENNEDY, HAL
Petticoat Party
KKTV,
Colorado Spring's, Colo.
KENNEDY, HAL
WPFA, Pensacola, Fla.
KENNEDY, JOE
KSO, Des Moines, Iowa
KENNGOTT, AL
WLAC-TV, Nashville, Tenn.
KERN, BRUCE
Notes and Quotes
WTIC-TV, Hartford, Conn.
KERR, JOHN
WKGN, Knoxville, Tenn.
KERSTING, DICK
WHTC, Holland, Mich.
KERWOOD, ORIE
KMMJ, Grand Island, Neb.
KEY, IRVIN
Musical Journey
WGOV, Valdosta, Ga.
KIERNAN, WALTER
Monitor
NBC
KILBURN, LARRY
KFBI, Wichita, Kan.
KILGORE, MERLE
KENT, Shreveport, La.
KIMBLE, BILL
WNBF-TV, Binghamton, N.Y.
KING, CARL
B. Dec. 30, 1921, St. Louis, Mo.;
Democratic and Republican Con-
ventions, Miss America Contest,
ABC-TV; Two for the Money,
OBS-TV; King's Crossroad, Syn-
dicated Film Series
KING, ED
Party Line
KDKA, KDKA-TV,
Pittsburg-h, Pa.
KING, ERNIE
Sunday Matine
WUAK, Jackson, Tenn.
KING, HAL
WLBJ, Bowling- Green, Ky.
KING, HAL
Man of the Plaza
KYTV, Spring-field, Mo.
KING, RICHARD
KCOG, Centerville, Iowa.
jack (Brand
Represented by
MARY DOOLING
730-5th Ave., N.Y.C. JU. 6-6915
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KUVSEELA,
WALTER
B. New York City, iN, Y.; Martin
Kane Private Eye, NBC Spectacu-
lar, Kraft, Montgomery Presents,
Armstrong Circle Theatre, NBC-
TV; Mama, CBS-TV
KIRBY, DTJRWARD
The G-arry Moore Show
CBS-TV
KIRCIEVER,
CLAUDE
Terrytoon Circus, WOR-TV;
Mighty Mouse Theatre, Lassie,
CBS; iRov Rogers Show, General
Electric Theatre, NBC; Wild Bill
Hickok, CBS-TV
KIRWIN, JIM
Signpost
WNLK, Norwalk, Conn.
KLINNER, JOB
The Night Owl
WSGN, Birmingham, Ala.
KNIGHT, ED
Party Line
KGFW, Kearney, Neb.
KNIGHT, GUY
KCMJ, Palm Spring's, Calif.
KNIGHT, JOE
Nightbeat
WAVE, WAVE-TV,
Louisville, Ky.
KOHLMEYER, BOB
WKXY, Sarasota, Fla.
KOSTER, HERB
WGY, Schenectady, N. Y.
KRAUSE, CHARLES
Jolly Cholly
WCMI, Ashland, Ky.
KRONSCHNABLE, GEORGE
Sheriff George
KDTX-TV, Dickinson, N. D.
KVALE, BERNIE
WBIZ, Eau Claire, Wis.
— L —
LACY, JACK
WINS, New York, N. Y.
LADD, ED
MBS
LAFLIN, JACK
WCHS-TV, Charleston, W. Va.
LAMBERT, KEN
WLDS, Jacksonville, 111.
LAMBERT, LARRY
WPET, Greensboro, N. C.
LAMOND, DON
KFOX, Long- Beach, Calif.
LAMONT, ROY
Teen Age Party
WRVA-TV, Richmond, Va.
LAMPSON, LES
Hollywood Showtime
KOTV, Tulsa, Okla.
LANCOUR, HOWARD
WCAX-TV, Burlington, Vt.
LANDRY, JAMES
WBAT, Marion, Ind.
LANE, DICK
KTLA, Los Angeles, Calif.
LANE, RICHARD
WS.BC, Chicago, 111.
LANIER, DON
WLAP, WKXP-TV,
Lexington, Ky.
LANIER, RAY
Early Birds
KUJ, Walla Walla, Wash.
LaVERNE, GENE
WFEA, Manchester, N. H.
LAWRENCE, G. W.
KFAL, Fulton, Mo.
LAWRENCE, MORT
Big Payoff
CBS -TV
LAWSON, JESTER
Wake up Show
WRMA, Montgomery, Ala.
LAWSON, RALPH
KWWL-TV, Waterloo, Iowa
LEDBETTER, BILL
Koffee Klutch Klub
KHEP, Phoeniz, Ariz.
LEE, BOB
WCOM, Parkersburg, W. Va.
LEIBERT, AL
WGBS, Miami, Fla.
LEONARD, ED
WSAN, Allentown, Pa.
LESCOUME, JACK
B. Nov. 17, 1917; Today, Meet
the Champions, NlBC-TV; Jackie
Gleason, CBS-TV
LEWIS, DICK
KLZ-TV, Denver, Colo.
LEWIS, EARL
Favorite Stars
WRNB, New Bern, N. C.
LEWIS, JOHN
Supper dub
KPTV, Portland, Ore.
LEWIS, RICHARD E.
Alarm Clock Club
WJLK, Asibury Park, N. J.
LEYDEN, BILL
It Could Be You
NBC-TV
LEZOTTE, GEORGE
WAVZ, New Haven, Conn.
LILLY, BOB
Open House
KOA, Denver, Colo.
LINCOLN, ED
WSBA, WSBA-TV, York, Pa.
LINDY, JAY
Lunch at Hereford House
KBTN. Neosho, Mo.
LINN, SAM
KULA-TV, Honolulu, Hawaii
LITE, EMILY
Kitchen Kapers
WFBC-TV, Greensville, S. C.
LIVINGSTON, DAVE
KRIC, Beaumont, Tex.
LOCKNER, ART
Tune Shop
WVEC, WVEC-TV,
Hampton, Va.
LOCKWOOD, BOB
Mr. Morning'
WEINE, Binghamton, N. Y.
LOFLIN, BOB
Teen Time
WCBI-TV, Columbus, Miss.
LOFTESNESS, RAY
KSOO, KSOO-TV,
Sioux Falls, S. D.
LONERGAN, STAN
WEEK-TV, Peoria, 111.
LONG, THOMAS E. S.
WHKY, Hickory, N. C.
LONGFELLOW, TOM
Teen Time Jamboree
KARK-TV, Little Rock, Ark.
LONGWORTH, BILL
WGBI, WDAU-TV,
Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
LOONEY, TOM
Coffee Capers
KOSA, KOSA-TV,
Odessa, Tex.
LOWELL, DON
KIBH, Seward, Alaska
LUBER, FRANK
WIPA, Annapolis, Md.
1127
LUCEY, SKY
Jr. Auction
WTVN-TV, Columbus, Ohio
LUCHT, JOHN
WIBA, Madison, Wis.
LUKE, HARRY
Lunch at the Star
WNAB, Bridgeport, Conn.
LUNDBOM, DEL
Hometown Reporter
KIDO-TV, Boise, Idaho
LYNN, MEL
Time to Smile
KARK, KARK-TV,
Little Rock, Ark.
LYON, JOHN
WBBQ, Augusta, Ga.
LYONS, JIMMIE
WINE, Buffalo, N. Y.
— Me —
McAULIFFE, TOM
WEIM, Fitehburg, Mass.
McBRIDE, FOREST
Cas Walker Farm & Home
Hour
WBIR-TV, Knoxville, Tenn.
McCANN, DICK
KBON, Omaha, Neb.
McCANN, LARRY
Charm Theatre
WXYZ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
McCAULEY, JOE
Start the Day Right
WTP, Philadelphia, Pa.
McCAY, RAY
Skipper Ray
WLW-A, Atlanta, Ga.
McCLURE, DANNY
WMSJ, Sylva, N. C.
McCOY, ROBERT
KOB-TV, Albuquerque, N. M.
McCULLOUGH, DAN
As the World turns
CBS -TV
Mcdonald, al
The Morning Men
KOTA, KOTA-TV,
Rapid City, S. D.
Mcdonald, dick
KMNS, Sioux City, Iowa
McDOWELL, JOHNNY
Breakfast at Radio Ranch
WFPA, Fort Payne, Ala.
McFARLAND, joe
KDAL, KDAL-TV,
Duluth, Minn.
McGEHEE, GENE
WXEX-TV,
Petersburg-Richmond, Va.
McKOWAN, JAMES
WSGW, Saginaw, Mich.
McGOWAN, JOHN
KOSA-TV, Odessa, Tex.
McILVAIN, MERT
Tops in Pops
WREN, Topeka, Kan.
McKAY, TED
WKRC-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
McKEEHEN, DONALD
KREM-TV, Spokane, Wash.
Mckinley, larry
WMRY, New Orleans, La.
McKINNEY, JIM
WCVS, Springfield, 111.
McLEAN, CLYDE
Corner Store
WBT, Charlotte, N. C.
McLENDON, RAY
Noon Express
WAVU, Albert ville, Ala.
McLEOD, DON
McLeodsville, U. S. A.
WJBK, WJBK-TV,
Detroit, Mich.
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Musical Breakfast
KUEQ. Phoenix, Ariz.
Mcpherson, clyde
WROB, West Point, Miss.
McQUAY, CARL
WHOZ, Harrison, Ark.
— M —
MABRY, HARRY
WMCT, Memphis, Tenn.
MaoDONALD, ROD
Looney Tunes
WREX, Rockford, 111.
MACE, MAX
Music in the Nig-ht
WMRB, Greenville, S. C.
MACK, WAYNE
Candlelight Concert
WDOK, Cleveland, Ohio
MACK, WAYNE
WFAA-TV. Dallas, Tex.
MA HER, BILL
MBS
MAHONEY, GEORGE
KOB, KOB-TV,
Albuquerque, N. M.
MAL, ENO
WALA-TV, Mobile, Ala.
MALONEY, JERRY
WSJV,
South Bend-Elkhart, Ind.
MANNING, HALL
Music in the Air
WSKN, Saugerties, N. Y.
3IANSFIELD, BILL
Merry-go-round
WGGG, Gainesville, Fla.
MANSFIELD, CHARLIE
Hits for Mrs.
WHAV, Haverhill, Mass.
MARCH, ROBERT
Hey Kids!
KERO-TV, Bakersfield. Calif.
MARCK, TIM
Heart Beat
KVOD, Denver, Colo.
MARKLE, TINY
WAVZ, New Haven, Conn.
MARSHALL, REX
B. Jan, 9, 1919, New Jersey; Dis-
neyland, ABC-TV; December
Bride, Doug Edwards News, Zane
Grey Theatre, CBS-TV; Loretra
Young Show, The Line-Up, NBC-
MARSHALL, SANFORD
MBS
MARTIN, JIM
WISR, Butler, Pa.
MARTIN, JOE
Calling- all Cars
KOSA, KOSA-TV,
Odessa, Tex.
MARTIN, KEN
WHLI, Hempstead, N. Y.
MARTIN, STEVE
KTTV, Hollywood, Calif.
MARTINEZ, DORA
Latin American Hour
KPSO, Falfurrias, Tex.
MARZOA, EDWARD
Sussex County Quiz
WJWL, Georgetown, Del.
MASON, JERRY
HiFi Highway
WIZE, Springfield, Ohio
MASSEY, BOB
WJNO,
West Palm Beach, Fla.
MASSINGALE, LUTHER
WDEF-TV,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
MATHENY, HOLLIW
Uncle Bud
WMRB, Greenville, S. C.
MATHEWS, HOLLY
Popeye & His Pals
KSLA-TV, Shreveport, La.
MATHIS, RALPH C.
Wake up Dixie
WCPC, Houston, Miss.
MATHIS, ROBIN H,
Open House
WCPC, Houston, Miss.
MATTHEWS, PAT
Sunrise Serenade
WKOP, Binghamton, N. Y.
MAUGHAN, GENE
Sunshine Smith
WACR, Columbus, Miss.
MAYES, DOUG
WBTV, Charlotte, N. C.
MEAKIAN, MIKE
Statler Luncheon Club
WBEN, WBEN-TV,
Buffalo, N. Y.
MEEHAN, DICK
KCLW, Hamilton, Tex.
MELTON, JIM
Western Hit Parade
KSIL, Silver City, N. M.
MENDES, JIM
WICE, Providence, R. I.
MENEFREE, BOB
Heading Home
WIP, Philadelphia, Pa.
MENTZER, EARL
WJEJ, Hagerstown, Md.
MERCETN, TOM
WMAQ, WNBQ, Chicago, 111.
MERGNER, ROY
Music in Afternoon
WNBZ Saranac Lake, N. Y.
MERTZ, CHARLES
WMRN, Marion, Ohio
MEYERS, DON
WSPD-TV. Toledo, Ohio
MICHAEL, BOB
In the Mood
WELM, Elmira, N. Y.
MICHAELS, ALAN
WING, Dayton, Ohio
MICHELMAN, ED
KGMB, KGMB-TV,
KMAU-TV, KHBC-TV
Honolulu, T. H.
MIELENZ, JERRY
WJAG, Norfolk, Neb.
MILLER, BOB
WLW-J, Indianapolis, Ind.
MILLER, BRUCE
WLOW, Norfolk, Va.
MILLER, HOWARD
WNBQ, Chicago, 111.
MILLS, FRANK
WBAP, WBAP-TV,
Fort Worth, Tex.
MILNER, ART
KWDN, KWDN-TV,
Camden, N. J.
MITCHELL, EVERETT
National Farm & Home Hour
NBC
MITCHELL, RAY
KOCS, Ontario, Calif.
MITCHELL, REX
KVSO-TV, Ardmore, Okla.
MOELLER, ARLON E. JR.
KGNB, New Brunfels, Tex.
MOLINARO, LARRY
Polka Party
WNAR, Norristown. Pa.
MOLLISON, GRAIG V.
Matinee Concert
KWHO, Salt Lake City, Utah
MOLLOY, TOM
1260 Club
WERC, Erie, Pa.
MONK, MARION
Teen Tempos
WRBL, WRBL-TV,
Columbus, Ga.
1128
MOONEY, FRANK
Rise and Shine
WHUM, WHUM-TV,
Reading, Pa.
MOONEY, JACK
Academy Theatre
KOA-TV, Denver, Colo.
MOORE, CARL
Beantown Matinee
WEEI, Boston, Mass.
MOORE, VERN
Shell News
KIDO-TV, Boise, Idaho
MORRELL, LARRY
WBAP, WBAP-TV,
Fort Worth, Tex.
MORRIS, JACK
WINR-TV, Binghamton, N. Y.
MORROW, DON
B. Jan. 29, 1927, Stamford,
Conn.; Rin-Tin-Tin, ABC-TV;
Wide Wide World, Dragnet, This
is Your Life, NBC-TV; Vic Da-
mone Show, Gunsmoke, CBS-TV
MORROW, JACK
WTBC, Indianapolis, Ind.
MORSON, LES
WNLC, New London, Conn.
MOUNTEER, JOHN
Timekeeper
WTRY, Troy, N. Y.
MOWERS, BOB
Spinners' Sanctum
WPOR, Portland. Maine
MUELLEK, JERRY
WEBC, Duluth, Minn.
MULCAHY, JOHN F.
WRIV, Riverhead, N. Y.
MULLIGAN, RAY
WSAN, Allentown, Pa.
MURPHY, BILL
KXOX, St. Louis, Mo.
MURPHY, ED
WSYR, Syracuse, N. Y.
MURPHY, JOHNNY
Musical Clock
CKOY, Ottawa, Ontario
— N> —
NASH, BOB
KFYO, Lubbock. Tex.
NEAL, JIM
WSLI, WJTV, Jackson, Miss.
NEALE, TOM
Traffic Jam
WCOM, Parkersburg, W. Va.
NEDIN, DICK
Musical Showcase
WEOK, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
NEILL, EVERETT
'Piano Shows
WMCK, McKeesport, Pa.
NELSON, LINDSEY
Sports
NBC-TV
NELSON, MIKE
WJAG, Norfolk, Neb.
NELSON, STANLEY
Musical Clock
KITE, San Antonio, Tex.
NESBITT, BARRY
CKFH, Toronto, Ontario
NEWCOMB, ALAN
Southern Hospitality
WBTV, Charlotte, N. C.
NEWHOUSE, HAROLD L.
KRMW, The Dalles, Ore.
NEWMAN, JIMMY
1290 Club
WFIG, Sumter, S. C.
NICHOLLS, BOB
Nicholodeon
KLCB, Libby, Mont.
NICHOLS, J. STEVE
KBLO, Hot Springs, Ark.
O'REILLY, MIKE
Ten Gallon Mike,
Popeye Theatre
WJTV. Jackson, Miss.
OSTEN, DICK
KNOX-TV, Grand Forks, N.D.
OVERTON, DAVE
Your Biar Day
WSM-TV. Nashville, Tenn.
OWENS, BRAD
WMIX, Mt. Vernon, 111.
OWENS, GARY
KIMN, Denver, Colo.
OZINGA, TOM
Smiling- Time
WFUR, Grand Rapids, Mich.
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PENDELL, GEORGE
Platter Parade
KTOW, Oklahoma City, Okla.
PERALTA, GILBERT
Fiesta Time (Spanish)
KOFA, Yuma, Ariz.
PERRIN, KEYES
WPTR, Albany, N. Y.
PERRIN, VIC
Serg-eant Preston of the
Yukon
CBS-TV
PERRY, BLANDE
Town and Country Jamboree
KLRA, Little Rock, Ark.
PETERS, BOB
Musical Clock
KGVO, KM SO,
Missoula, Mont.
PETERS, CHARLOTTE
KSD-TV, St. Louis, Mo.
PETERSON, RODNEY
740 Spotlig-ht
KBOE, Oskaloosa, Iowa
PETERSON, ART
Big- Time Revue
WFBL, Syracuse, N. Y.
PETERSON, DAN
Man around the House
CBS
PETERSON, JIM
Trail Tales
WiREiX-TV, Rockford, 111.
PETRICH, LEE
Movie Date
KONO, San Antonio, Tex.
PHELPS, ROBERT
Premiere Playhouse
WLOS-TV, Asheville, N. C.
PHILLIPPE, GENE
KVFD, KQTV,
Fort Dodge, Iowa
PHILLIPS, DON
WEW, St. Louis, Mo.
PHILLIPS, HARRY
WAYE, Baltimore, Md.
PHILLIPS, WALTER
Teen Club
WGN-TV, Chicago, 111.
PIASTRO, MISHEL
Longines Symphonette
CBS
P1FER, DON
KDAC, Fort Bragg-, Calif.
PIKE, DICK
WNOP, Newport, Ky.
PITCAITHLEY, AL
Coffee Club
KPBM, Carlsbad, N. M.
PITTS, BILL
Music from Studio X
KTSM, El Paso, Tex.
NICHOLSON, NICK
Take it Easy
WISR. Butler, Pa.
NIGRUM, BILL
Journey into Melody
WBRK, Pittsfield. Mass.
NIELSEN, WARREN
KM A, KMTV,
Shenandoah, Iowa
NIEMI, TED
Mag-azine of the Air
WKBN, WKBN-TV,
Young-stown, Ohio
NOBLE, MARK
KGUL-TV, Galveston, Tex.
NOLEN, GEORGE
KFJZ-TV, Fort Worth, Tex.
NORMAN, CHUCK
KSTL, St. Louis, Mo.
NORMAN, HERB
WWRL, New York, N. Y.
NORTON, MIKE
WPOR. Portland, Me.
NORWOOD, BILL
Camera 9, Shoppers Guide
WNCT, Greenville, N. C.
NOWAK, LLOYD
WiSWW, Platteville, Wis.
NUGENT, ART
Record Go Round
KAGR, Yuba City, Calif.
NUSS, TOM
The Big- Break
KHOL-TV, Kearney, Neb.
— © —
O'BRIEN, DAVE
Dixie Weather News
WDXI-TV, Jackson, Tenn.
O'BRIEN, ELLIS
WCSH-TV, Portland, Me.
O'BRIEN, TOM
B. April 3, 1925, Hew York,
N. Y.; Man to Man, WOR-TV;
Monitor, NIBC; Night Patrol,
WINS; Big Story, WABD
ODOM, HOMER
WACO, Waco, Tex.
ODOM, RAY
Old Cowhand Show
KMOP, Tucson, Ariz.
O'DONNELL, LEW
Panorama
WHEN-TV, Syracuse, N. Y.
O'KEEFE, DENNIS
Suspicion
NBC-TV
O'KEEFE, WALTER
Nig-htline
NBC
OLIN, JERRY
WMOU, Berlin, N. H.
OESEN, JOHNNY
B. Windom, Minn.; Name that
Tune, CBS-TV; Olsen Rumpus
Room, MBiS-Radio, Masquerade
Parry, NBC-TV; Keep it in the
Family, ABC-TV; Startime, Du-
mont-TV
OLSON, CHUCK
KSO, Des Moines, Iowa
OLSON, HARVEY
Music Box
WDRC, Hartford, Conn.
O'NEIL, DAVE
KFH, Wichita, Kan.
O'NEILL, JOHN
WMFR, Hig-h Point, N. C.
O'NEILL, KEVIN
Popeye Cartoon Theatre
Junior Auction
WKRG-TV, Mobile, Ala.
P
PAGE, DAVID
KREM-TV, Spokane, Wash.
PAGE, LARRY
Merry-gio-round
WTOC, WTOC-TV,
Savannah, Ga.
PALMA, LARRY
KEVT, Tucson, Ariz.
PALMER, BUD
The Big- Moment
NBC-TV
PALMER, DUKE
Good Earth
KBOR, Brownsville, Tex.
PALMER, JOHNNY
WNBC, New Britain, Conn.
PARK, CHARLES
Time out for Music
WJR, Detroit, Mich.
PARKER, BILL
WINR-TV, Bing-hamton, N. Y.
PARKER, LARRY
KSYL. Alexandria, La.
PARKER, LOU
WWHG, Hornell, N. Y.
PARKER, TONY
KMGM-TV,
Minneapolis, Minn.
PARKS, BERT
Bandstand, NBC:
Hold that Note, NBC-TV
PARKS, LARRY
Coffee Time
WMAG, Forest, Miss.
PARMELEE, CHARLES
WSPD-TV, Toledo, Ohio
PARR, JACK
WDZ, Decatur, 111.
PARSONS, FRED
B. June 13, 1920, Huntington, W.
Va.; Beat the Clock, 20th Cen-
tury Fox Hour, To TeH the Truth,
CBS-TV; Monitor, NBC; Meet
the Press, Steve Allen Show.
NBC-TV
PATRICK, GEORGE
KXEL, Waterloo, Iowa
PAUL, JIM
Melody Mailman
WNOK, WNOK-TV,
Columbia, S. C.
PAIJE, RALPH
Strike it Rich, "Dotto," The Mil-
lionaire, CBS-TV; Goodyear Play-
house, The Big Payoff, NBC-TV
PAUL, VINCE
KWNO, Winona, Minn.
PAYE, DON
Wake-Up Show
WICY, M alone, N. Y.
PEACH, FRED
WHYN, WHYN-TV,
Spring-field, Mass.
1129
PLAISANCE, LOU
KFYR, KFYiR-TV,
Bismarck, N. D.
PLATIS, GEORGE
KBTV, Denver, Colo.
PLEASANT, JOHN
WBRM, Marion, N. C.
POLSON, MELVIN
Club 71 Request
KLMX, Clayton, N. M.
POTTER, WES
Adventure Club
WFIE-TV, Evansville, Ind.
POTTS, DAVID MICHAEL
WGBB, Freeport, N. Y.
POWELL, GLENN
KOTA, KOTA-TV,
Rapid City, S. D.
POWELL, JACK
Cactus Jack
WANE-TV, Fort Wayne, Ind.
POWERS, JTMMY
Cavalcade of Sports
NBC-TV
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Trackdown
CBS-TV
PRESCOTT, GEORGE
W0L.EE, -Richmond, Va.
PRESCOTT, NORM
WBZ, WBZA, WBZ-TV,
Boston-Springfield, Mass.
PRESTON, ART
Sunday Showcase
WLOB, Portland, Me.
PREVITTT, BILL
Teenage Canteen
KGGM-TV,
Albuquerque, N. M.
PRICE, E. V.
WGOA, Winter Garden, Fla.
PRICE, NATHAN
WGOA, Winter Garden, Fla.
PRICE, PRESTON
KOMO, KOMO-TV,
Seattle, Wash.
PRIDDY, AL
KEX, Portland, Ore.
PRINGLE, DAVID
WPAG-TV, Ann Arbor, Mich.
PRITCHARD, WAYNE
KSOO, KSOO-TV,
Sioux Falls, S. D.
PRYOR, CACTUS
KTBC, KTRC-TV,
Austin, Tex.
PUCKETT, DENNY
Discs & Benny
KIKS, Sulphur, La.
PUGH, CHUCK
WMBG, Richmond, Va.
— R —
RAM AY, JOE
K-LYN, Amarillo, Tex.
RAMSEY, RAY
KREM. Spokane, Wash.
RANDOLPH, BOB
Sunday foreign language
WBOS, Boston, Mass.
RANEY, REX
WBIR-TV, Knoxville, Tenn.
RAPCHAK, MIKE
On Mike
WAAF, Chicago, 111.
RAPER, JIMMY
Kitchen Kapers
WCNC, Elizabeth City, N. C.
RASH, LES
WKAM, Goshen, Ind.
RASSBACH, JIM
WEAW, Evanston, 111.
RAST, MIKE
WCOS, Columbia, S. C.
RAYMOND, SAM
Ridin' Easy
WWOD, Lynchburg, Va.
RAYMOND, WARREN
As You Like It
WTNJ, Trenton, N. J.
RAYNER, RAY
WBBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
REED, WARREN
All Star Movie
KTNT-TV, Taeoma, Wash.
REEDER, TOM
Sunday Hoedown
WARL, Arlington, Va.
REIG, HOWARD
WRCA, WRCA-TV,
New York, N. Y.
NBC
REIGHARD, RICH
WCUE, Akron, Ohio
REILLY, ED
WBRY, Waterbury, Conn.
REIMERS,
EDWIN W.
B. Oct. 26, Moline, III.; Play-
house 90, CBS-TV; Maverick,
ABC-TV
REMINGTON, JACK
WKRC-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
RENGERS, LEE
WKMH,
Dearborn-Detroit, Mich.
RENWICK, CHUCK
WKNX-TV, Saginaw, Mich.
REYNEK, BOB
Music to Remember
WBYS, Canton, 111.
REYNOLDS, CLIP
WCSH-TV, Portland, Me.
REYNOLDS, DON
KGNC, KGNC-TV,
Amarillo, Tex.
REYNOLDS, LEE
Grandpa's Place
WTTG, Washington, D. C.
REYNOLDS, RALPH
WROK, Rockford, 111.
RHOADS, JERRY
WJNO,
West Palm Beach, Fla.
RICHARDS, BILL
WGHS-TV, Charleston, W. V.
RICHARDS,
MALCOLM
Commercials, NBC Spectaculars;
Commercials, CBS 'Amos & Andy
Show'; Announcer for Restless
Gun, NiBC-TV Malcolm Richards
Show, TV & Radio
RICHARDSON, EARL
Late Date
WRVA-TV, Richmond, Va.
RICHARDSON, SARL
Curly Myers Show
WFAM-TV, Lafayette, Ind.
RICHARDSON, JIM
WSIC-TV, Madison, Wis.
RICHARDSON, PORTER
KVMC, Colorado City, Tex.
RICHESON, DON
The Hermits Cave
WADS, Ansonia-Derby, Conn.
RICHMOND, BOB
Marlingaires
WREN, Topeka, Kan.
RIGGS, GLENN
Herb Oscar Anderson Show
ABN
RING, BILL
People-Places-Things
KOVR-TV,
Stockton-Sacramento, Calif.
RIPPE, BILL
WRCA, WRCA-TV,
New York, N. Y.
ROBBINS, FRED
Monitor
NBC
ROBBINS, JOHN
Music for You
WHDL, Olean, N. Y.
ROBERTS, BILL
KGYW, Vallejo, Calif.
ROBERTS, BILL
WBOW, Terre Haute, Ind.
ROBERTS, DON
WCOU,, Lewiston, Me.
ROBERTS, FORD
Hawkeye Hits
WMT-TV, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
ROBERTS, HOWDY
Musical Clock
WMT-TV, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
ROBERTS, JERRY
The Road Show
WHJB, Greensburg, Pa.
ROBERTS, JIM
Homeward Bound
WHBC, Canton, Ohio
1130
ROBERTS, PETER
Monitor
NBC
ROBERTS, ROY
The Big Clock
WSMB, New Orleans, La.
ROBERTS, WALT
WHHH, Warren, Ohio
ROBERTSON, DON
Apron Seranade
WNOK, Columbia, S. C.
ROBERTSON, TRAFTON
Sunrise & Sunset Serenade
WTAR, WTAR-TV,
Norfolk, Va.
ROBIN, JERRY
WKLX, Paris, Ky.
ROBINSON, DAVE
WFBR, Baltimore, Md.
ROBINSON, DAVE
KOMO, KOMO-TV,
Seattle, Wash.
ROBINSON, EDWARD
WCRE, Cheraw, S. C.
ROBINSON, HERB
Spirituals
KATZ, St. Louis, Mo.
ROBISON, HERMAN
KAST, Astoria, Ore.
ROCHE, HAL
KBOR, Brownsville, Tex.
ROCKEFELLER, JACK
KNOX, KNOX-TV,
Grand Forks, N. D.
ROEDEL, JOHN
KSD, KSD-TV, St. Louis, Mo.
ROGERS, RILL
$64,000 Question, $64,000 Chal-
lenge, G. E. Theatre, CBS-TV;
Texaco Command Performance,
NBC-TV; Walter Winchell File,
ABC-TV
ROGERS, BILL
WEBQ, Harrisburg, HI.
ROGERS, BILL
Academy Theatre
WMFD-TV, Wilmington, N. C.
ROGERS, CHET
WDOE, Dunkirk. N. Y.
ROGERS, DAVE
Club 970
WJMX, Florence, S. C.
ROGERS, LEW
Breakfast Club
WPCT, Putnam, Conn.
ROSSE, COLIN
1260 Club
WCHV, Charlottesville, Va.
ROUSSEAU, EUGENE
WWON, Woonsocket, R. I.
ROWE, PAUL
WFDR, Manchester, Ga.
ROWE, RED
Panorama Pacific
KNXT, Los Angeles, Calif.
ROWE, TED
WBBZ, Ponca City, Okla.
ROWELL, GLENN
Hillz-A-Poppin
KOTA-TV, Rapid City, S. D.
ROWLAND, KEN
Teen DJ Contest
WOW, WOW-TV,
Omaha, Neb.
RUBIN, ROBERT
This, That & The Other
KGMC. Englewood, Colo.
RUDD, BILL
KVOA, KVOA-TV,
Tuscon, Ariz.
RUDD, BOB
Rise 'n Shine
KMON, Great Falls, Mont.
RUETZ, EDWARD J. JR.
WRAC, Racine, Wis.
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RUGGLES, DON
Fun
KFEQ-TV, St. Joseph, Mo.
RUSSELL, DON
Monitor
NBC
RUSSELL, DON
WSTC, Stamford, Conn.
RUSSELL, JIM
Fig- Garden Hillbilly
KGST, Fresno, Calif.
RYAN, JACK
WAKR-TV, Akron, Ohio
RYAN, JOHNNY
KVOO, Tulsa, Okla.
RYAN, MEL
KTMS, Santa Barbara, Calif.
RYRICKI, RICHARD
WBBC, Flint, Mich.
RYLE, GLENN
Hi Kids
WKRC-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
— s —
SABO, LES
KFGO. Fargo, N. D.
SAFFORD, TED
Musical Clock
W1REB, Holyoke, Mass.
SAGGESE, BOB
T.N.T.
WMBL, Macon, Ga.
SAMS, B. J.
WKGN. Knoxville, Tenn.
GEORGE R.
B. Feb. 11, 1924, Utiea, N. Y.;
Sanders Meanders, (243 inde-
pendent stations); Sanders Mean-
ders in Hi Fi, KMLA, Los An-
geles; Story iews, Syndicated TV
Program
SANDERS, GORDON
Amlico
KRLD-TV, Dallas, Tex.
SANDS, GEORGE
Rise and Shine
WMAS, Spring-field, Mass.
SANFORD, CHUCK
WGAN, Portland, Me.
SARAGUSA, JOE
KWTX, Waco. Tex.
SARGENT, NEIL
Musical Snax
KTAR, KVAR,
Phoenix, Ariz.
SAUNDERS, AL
WSBA, WSBA-TV. York, Pa
SAUNDERS, BRUCE
Hoosier Favorite
WSBT-TV, South Bend, Ind.
SCHEELE, PAUL
Music til Nine
KLMS, Lincoln, Neb.
SCHENCK, BUD
Popeye Playhouse
WTRF-TV, Wheeling-, W. Va
SCHIERMEYER, JIM
Wonderful Music
KCBiD, KCBD-TV,
Lubbock, Tex.
SCHMITT, DON
Weather
WMTV, Madison, Wis.
SCHNECK, LeROY
WNAE, Warren, Pa.
SOHOCH, BOB
WSBA. TV, York, Pa.
SCHOLL, DUTCH
Barbershoppers
WNOP, Newport, Ky.
SCHOLZ, BOB
WBEL, Beloit, Wis.
SCHUETT, PAUL
KTNT, Tacoma, Wash.
SCHULTE, MIKE
Comic Strip
KOMU-TV, Columbia, Mo.
SCHULTZ, DICK
Platter Party Parade
WLOX, Biloxi, Miss.
SOHOFIELD, CARTER
WDBO-TV, Orlando, Fla.
SCOTT, BOB
WOOD, Grand Rapids, Mich.
SCOTT, BOB
WBLT, Bedford, Va.
SCOTT, CHUCK
WLAC, WLAC-TV,
Nashville, Tenn.
SCOTT, DAVE
KQV, Pittsburg-h, Pa.
SCOTT, FRED
B. June 25, Dayton, Ohio; Bugs
Bunny Presents, Liberace-Host,
WABD
SCOTT, JANET
Starlig-ht Theatre
WEAT,
Wast Palm Beach, Fla.
SCOTT, LES
WMAK, Nashville, Tenn.
SHAFFER, GARY
Wake up to Music
WHDL, Olean, N. Y.
SHALLCROSS, BILL
WRIV, Riverhead, N. Y.
SHANNON, BILL
KONO, San Antonio, Tex.
SHARBUTT, DEI,
B. Feb. 16, 1912, Cleburne, Tex.;
Jim Backus, Radio, ABN, Your
Hit Parade, NBC-TV
SHARLAND, EARL
WWSC, Glens Falls, N. Y.
SHARP, ELI
Adventures in Music
KAIM, Honolulu, Hawaii *
SHARP, IRVING
Daily Dozen
WDBJ. WDBJ-TV,
Roanoke, Va.
SHEA, ROBERT
KXOK, St. Louis, Mo.
SHELTON, JIM
WIBC, Indianapolis, Ind.
SHERIFF, KEITH
Nig-htbeat
WHHM, Memphis, Tenn.
SHERRY, ROD
Fri. & Sun. Movie
KFSD-TV, San Dieg-o, Calif.
SHJMP, BERT
WSAZ-TV,
Hunting-ton, W. Va.
SHIPLElrr, RILL
The Big Story, NBC-TV; You Are
There, Jonathan Winters Show,
CBS-TV
SHORE, HAL
Sound Off, Shore Patrol
WBCM, Bay City, Mich.
SHRXVER, BOB
Warner Bros. Theatre
KOA-TV, Denver, Colo.
SHUMAN, LYLE
This, That & The Other
KVMC, Colorado City, Tex.
SIMMONS, BARRY
Symphony Hall
KLX, Oakland, Calif.
SIMMS, FRANK
The Garry Moore Show
CBS -TV
1131
SIMMS, HAL
The Big- Record
CBS-TV
SIMONDS, RAY
WEIM, Fitchburg-, Mass.
SINCLAIR, DICK
Polka Party
KFI, Los Ang-eles, Calif.
SKAFF, NED
Jockey Club
WCHS, WCHS-TV,
Charleston, W. Va.
SKAGGS, SAM
WPSD-TV, Paducah, Ky.
SKELTON, MANCEL
KTXL, San Angelo, Tex.
SLATTERY, JACK
House Party
CBS-TV
SLOCUM, KENT
KVTV, Sioux City, Iowa
SMEDE, DAN
Club 630
KTDO-TV, Boise, Idaho
SMITH, DON
WBNS-TV, Columbus, Ohio
SMITH, IRVING J.
B. Aug. 30, 1928, Camden, N. J.;
Wake Up to Music, WINS, New
York; Irv Smith Show, WHB,
Kansas City
SMITH, JIM
WING, Dayton, Ohio
SMITH, LEE
WORL, Boston, Mass.
SMITH, SEALY
KOSA-TV, Odessa, Tex.
SMITH, WILLIAM
KTAG-TV, Lake Charles, La.
SMOTHERMAN, ROSS
Channel 8 Presents
WSIX-TV, Nashville, Tenn.
SNODGRASS, DAVE
Companion Show
WGFS, Coving-ton, Ga.
SOLEM, JEFF
KABR, Aberdeen, S. D.
SORKIN, DAN
WCFL, Chicago, 111.
SOTTILE, AL
Talk of the Town
WHAN, Charleston, S. C.
SPAIN, DON
Top 40
WKRM, Columbus, Tenn.
SPENCER, BILL
WOK J, Jackson, Miss.
SPENCER, GORDON
Carnival of Music
WOND, Pleasantville, N. J.
SPENGLER, KEN
WCVS, Spring-field, 111.
SPILLMAN, SANDY
Money Tree
KPIX, San Francisco, Calif.
SPOO, EDDIE
KWWL, KWWL-TV,
Waterloo, Iowa
SPOO, EDDIE
WLEA, Hornell, N. Y.
SPRUELL, RAY
KTBS-TV, Shreveport, La.
SPRY, DICK
KEEP, Twin Falls, Idaho
STACKE, PAUL
Hospitality House
KFEiQ, St. Joseph, Mo.
STAMBAUGH, HENRY
WJLB, Detroit, Mich.
STAMPS, MACK
Coffee Time
WFNC, Fayetteville, N. C.
STANT, JACK
Polka Party
WDRF, Chester. Pa.
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STANTON, ED
WHLI, Hempstead, N. Y.
STARK, DICK
B. Nov. 7, 1911, Grand Rapids,
Mich.; Gunsmoke, What's My
Line?, leave it to Beaver. CBS-
TV; Patrice Munsel, ABC-TV;
Wells Fargo, Comedy Time, NBC-
TV
STARLING, DAVID
Perry Mason
CBS-TV
STARLING, FRANK
Toast & Coffee
WWOD, Lynchburg", Va.
STARR, BOB
WJBC, Blooming-ton, 111.
STARR, SALLY
Popeye Theatre
WFIL, Philadelphia, Pa.
STEBBINS, ROGER
Music Box
WERC, Erie, Pa.
STEELE, BILL
Top Twenty-Five
WCMB, Harrisburg, Pa.
STEELE, DON
KLIK, Jefferson City, Mo.
STEIN, WALLY
WPAY, Portsmouth, Ohio
STENGER, PETE
Wake up and sing
WSAZ-TV,
Hunting-ton, W. Va.
STEPHENS, CARL
Cartoon Carl
WSFA-TV, Montgomery, Ala.
STEPHENS, MAXIE
Musical Clock
WRJW, Picayune, Miss.
STEPHENS, STEVE
KTHV, Little Rock, Ark.
STERLING, JACK
B. June 24, 1915, Baltimore, Md.;
The Jack Sterling Show, WCBS,
Radio, New York
STERLING, KEITH
Make Believe Ballroom
CKOY, Ottawa, Ontario
STEVENS, MARK
Here's Your Music
WEEK, WEEK-TV,
Peoria, 111.
STEVENS, OSCAR
KEVT, Tucson, Ariz.
STEVENS, RALPH
WRAY, Princeton, Ind.
STEWART, JOHN
KDKA, KDKA-TV,
Pitsburg-h, Pa.
STIKES, JOHN
WPBB, Jackson, Ala.
STOHL, HANK
Big- Adventure
KDKA-TV, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOKES, DICK
RFD 9, Farm News
WNCT. Greenville, N. C.
STOLL, PAUL
KRDO, KRDO-TV,
Colorado Springs, Colo.
STOLLARD, LEROY
KNAC-TV, Fort Smith, Ark.
STRAND, NORM
Cap'n Sandy
WSAV-TV, Savannah, Ga.
STRASSER, MEL
What's On Your Mind
WABT, Marion, Ind.
STUART, ALLEN
WHLI, Hempstead, N. Y.
STUART, MARVE
WE'NC, WhiteviUe, N. C.
STUART, ROGER
Request, Please
WHUM, WHUM-TV,
Reading-, Pa.
STUMPO, LOU
Tri County Bandstand
KEY-T,
Santa Barbara, Calif.
STURM, DEAN
WSAZ-TV,
Hunting-ton, W. Va.
SUMMERS, BELL
Gospel Train
WLOU, Louisville, Ky.
SUNDINE, PAT
Especially for You
WOC-TV, Davenport, Iowa
SWAIN, HACK
WSPB, Sarasota, Fla.
SWANEY, HAROLD
WGAN-TV, Portland, Me.
SWAYZE, JOHN CAMERON
Armstrong- Circle Theatre,
NBC-TV
Monitor, NBC
SWEET, DEE
WISH-TV, Indianapolis, Ind.
SWENSON, WARD
KNOX, KNOX-TV,
Grand Forks, N. D.
SWIFT, AjLjLEX
B. iNew York City, N. Y.; Popeye
Show, WPIX, N. Y.; Two for the
Money, CBS-TV; Voice Artist for
TV and 'Radio Commercials
SWINSON, ROBERT
Sepiatones
WFMC, Gold&boro, N. C.
SYLVERN, HANK
Keyboard Concerts
CBS
SZELL, GEORGE
The Cleveland Orchestra
CBS
T
TALBOT, JOHN
KWWL, KWWL-TV,
Waterloo, Iowa
TANKERSLEY, CECIL
Toast of the Coast
WMOG, Brunswick, Ga.
TANNER, KEN
Yawn Patrol
WROV, Roanoke, Va.
TAPLIN, TAP
WXRA, Buffalo, N. Y.
TAYLOR, BROOKE
B. Nov. 21, Indiana
Alcoa Hour, /NBC-TV; Pillsbury,
CBS-TV
TAYLOR, BRYON
You Name It
KOZE, Lewiston, Idaho
TAYLOR, DOUG
Tailored for You
KIMN, Denver, Colo.
TAYLOR, GENE
KGYW, Vallejo, Calif.
TAYLOR, HERB
KDAL-TV, Duluth, Minn.
TAYLOR, KEN
WVCG, Coral Gables, Fla.
TAYLOR, TED
Nig-ht Shift
KNBC, San Francisco, Calif.
rii32
TEDLIE, BUD
KSIM, Sikeston, Mo.
TEDRICK, AUDREY
Back Fence
KWRT, Boonville, Mo.
TEEL, JERRY
KSTN, Stockton, Calif.
TEER, ED
KBTX-TV, Bryan, Tex.
TELLEZ, RUDY
Off the Record
KTSM-TV, El Paso, Tex.
TENNANT, JACK
WAJR, Morgantown, W. Va.
TENNENT, DICK
WJPB-TV, Fairmont, W. Va.
TERMINE, JIM
WAMS, Wilming-ton, Del.
TERRIL, JIM
KPDN, Pampa, Tex.
TEUBER, RON
WMRP, Flint, Mich.
THALL, WILLIE
WKRC-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
THIBODEAU, JOHN
WABI-TV, Bang-or, Me.
THOMAS, BERNIE
KDEF, Albuquerque, N. M.
THOMAS, EARL
WiRSA, Saratogra Springs,
Glens Falls, N. Y.
THOMAS, JERRY
WBIZ, Eau Claire, Wis.
THOMAS, JOHNNY
Looney Tunes
WMFD-TV, Wilming-ton, N. C.
THOMAS, LAUREL G.
KBRL, McCook, Neb.
THOMAS, VAL
WGAY, Silver Springs, Md.
THOMAS, WAYNE
KTIM, San Rafael, Calif.
THOMPSON, CROCKETT, JR.
WHTS-TV, Bluefield, W. Va.
THOMPSON, DANNY
Highway Patrol
WTIP, Charleston, W. Va.
THOMPSON, DONALD
WPAG-TV, Ann Arbor, Mich.
THOMPSON, ELWOOD
Musical Clock
WPLV, Plainsville, Ohio
THOMPSON, JIM
KSPR-TV, Casper, Wyo.
THOMPSON, OLLIE
KWBW, Hutchinson, Kan.
THORNTON, WILBUR
KBOA, Kennett, Mo.
THORP, WILLIAM
WMXB, Myrtle Beach, S. C.
TIERNEY, GEORGE
WSDR, Sterling, 111.
TINGLE Y, H. IRVING
Toast 'n Tunes
WRRR, Rockford, 111.
TIPPINS, AL
Popeye Playhouse
WFGA-TV, Jacksonville, Fla.
TISDALE, JERRY
Teen Program
WBLO, Evergreen, Ala.
TITUS, FRANK
WWON, Woonsocket, R. I.
TOBEY, CLIFF
Music Hall
WCAW, Charleston, W. Va.
TOLAND, DON
KOA, Denver, Colo.
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TOLAR, RAY
WMPA, Aberdeen, Miss.
TOMBERLIN, RONNIE
Million Dollar Ballroom
WLOS- WLOS-TV,
Asheville, N. C.
TOMPKINS, JACK NEIL
WWiNC, Asheville, N. C.
TONEY, HOWARD
WKBV, Richmond, Ind.
TONKEN, PHIL
B. Apr. 13, 1919, Hartford,
Conn.; Sid Caesar Presents, ABC-
TV; The Big Picture (381 TV
Stations); Sunday Radio Hems,
Sunrise Serenade, WOR; 20th
Century Fox Hour
TOOTHMAN, BOB
Hit the Road
WBOY, WBOY-TV,
Clarksburg:, W. Va.
TOUCHTON, JOHN
Parade of Music
WBUE, Marietta, G-a.
TOWNSEND, DUDLEY
Saturday Session
WDBJ-TV, Roanoke, Va.
TRACY, WILLIAM
Musical Clock
WKRG, Mobile, Ala.
TRANER, DAN
Traveling- Music
WYTI, Rocky Mount, Va.
TRAVERS, GUY
WIPA Annapolis, Md.
TRAVERS, REGGIE
KIBH, Seward, Alaska
TRENT, GEORGE
Sincerely Yours
WAGA, WAGA-TV,
Atlanta, Ga.
TRUSSELL, CHARLIE
KXEL, Waterloo, Iowa
TUCKER, DARRELL
KWJB, Globe, Ariz.
TUCKER, DON
Wake up Dixie
WHNY, McComb, Miss.
TUCKER, JACK
WFVA, Fredericksburg-, Va.
TUCKER, LINDSAY
WVBC-TV,
Hampton-Norfolk, Va.
TUCKER, TOM
Get Tog-ether
WRAL, WRAL-TV,
Raleigh, N. C.
TURNER, DICK
WAAB, Worcester, Mass.
TURNER, RAY
Bandstand, Night Watch
WTAR, WTAR-TV,
Norfolk, Va.
TURNER, ROBERT PAUL
Music for Memories
KVOC, Casper, Wyo.
TYSON, DAVEY
WCAE, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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UNDERWOOD, JIM
KRLD, KRLD-TV,
Dallas, Tex.
UNDSETH, JOHN
WRXK, Cloquet, Minn.
UNIKOW, MEL
WSBC. Chicago, 111.
UPTON, DON
WIS-TV, Columbus, S. C.
V
VAIL, JACK
Musical Day
WGMA, Hollywood, Fla.
VALE, JOE
Night Patrol
WCGC, Belmont, N. C.
VALLE, DAN
WFAS, White Plains, N. Y.
VAN, JOE
WKMH,
Dearborn-Detroit, Mich.
VAN DAM, LEON
WKDZ, Kalamazoo, Mich.
VAN DYKE, JOHN
WIZZ, Streator, HI.
VAN HOOK, EDDIE
WSFC, Somerset, Ky.
VAN HORN, ARTHUR
WABC, New York, N. Y.
VAN LANDINGHAM, LOUIS
KXRJ, Russellville, Ark.
VAN NESTE, BOB
Favorite '50
KODY, North Platte, Neb.
VAN'T HUL, BERNTE
WHTC, Holland, Mich.
VAN VOORHIS, H. P.
WLBR, Lebanon, Pa.
VAUGHAN, BOB
Nitecap
WSPA, WSPA-TV,
Spartanburg-, S. C.
VAUSE, ALLEN
Tobaccoland Timetable
WTSB, Lumberton, N. C.
VBLO, DICK
KTAC, Tacoma, Wash.
VERNON, MAC
Penthouse Party
WMSC, Columbia, S. C.
VICKERS, LOYAL
KPUG, Bellingham, Wash.
VILLANUEVA, ERNIE
Spanish Program
KVEN, Ventura, Calif.
VILLANUEVA, ROBERTO
KTXN, Austin, Tex.
VINCENT, SCOTT
Merv Griffin Show
ABN
VINES, CARL
WHPB, Belton, S. C.
VOGEL, C. P. JR.
Trade Arcade
WWNR, Beckley, W. Va.
VOGEL, LEE
WHB, Kansas City, Mo.
VOGT, KEN
WXIX, Milwaukee, Wis.
VOLBERDING, GARRY
KOHA, Charles City, Iowa
VON, TONY
KTAE, Taylor, Tex.
VON PEIN, JOHN
WKBV, Richmond, Ind.
VON SOVOYE, RAY
KROG, Sonora, Calif.
VON ZELL, HARRY
Burns & Allen
CBS-TV
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WADE, OZZIE
WKNE, Keene, N. H.
WAHL, JIM
Alarm Clock Club
KGMS, Sacramento, Calif.
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WAHLEN, BERT
KSET, El Paso, Tex.
WAINWRIGHT, HERMAN
710 Record Room
WKRG. Mobile, Ala.
WAITES, JIM
KTFS, Texarkana, Tex.
WALKER, ALYCE
KCMJ, Palm Springs, Calif.
WALKER, FRED
Pop or Flop
WCMT, Martin, Tenn.
WALLACE, GUY
MBS
WALLACE, MIKE
B. May 9, 1918, New York; Mike
Wallace Interview, ABC
WALLER, EDMUND W.
WTOR, Torring-ton, Conn.
WALLER, HARLEY
KLGA, Algona, Iowa
WALTERS, GENE
Great Day in the Morning
KRSN, Los Alamos, N. M.
WALTON, JAMES
Fun Fare
WHAS, WHAS-TV,
Louisville, Ky.
WARD, JIM
WILK, WILK-TV,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
WARE, JACK
KOOL-TV, Phoenix, Ariz.
WARNOCK, DON
KWBW, Hutchinson, Kan.
WATERS, GENE
Farm Corner
WSAL, Logansport, Ind.
WEAVER, BILL
KCBS, San Francisco, Calif.
WEAVER, JOE
Kaffee Klatsch
WTOL, Toledo, Ohio
WEAVER, ROBYN
WIRL, Peoria, HI.
WEBSTER, DOC
WJTN, Jamestown, N. Y.
WEBSTER, KURT
WAVY-TV, Norfolk, Va.
WEHLING, BOB
Zorro
ABC-TV
WELCH, AL
KTRE, KTRE-TV,
Lufkin, Tex.
WELLS, EARL
WSPD-TV, Toledo, Ohio
WELLS, JACQUE
WJZ-TV, Baltimore, Md.
WEST, WAYNE
WMBD, WMBD-TV,
Peoria, 111.
WESTON, LEE
KDLM, Detroit Lakes, Minn
WESTOVER, JIM
KQV, Pittsburgh, Pa.
WHEAT, RAY
WAAF, Chicago, 111.
WHEDBEE, BILL
Big 30 Revue
KPOA, Honolulu, Hawaii
WHEELER, WILLIAM
WEEU, Reading, Pa.
WHITAKER, JACK
KALL. Salt Lake City, Utah
WHITE, DAVE
KMCO, Conroe, Tex.
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WHITE, HARRY
KNEX, McPherson, Kan.
WHITEHEAD, BRUCE
KBOI. KBOI-TV.
Boise, Idaho
WHITAKER, GENE
WNCA. Silver City, N. C.
WHITMAN, STAN
Melody Matinee
WE:NE, Bing-hamton, N. Y.
WHITNEY, BOYD
K-LYN, Amarillo, Tex.
WHITTEN, WILL
Klokwateher
WRDO, Augusta, Me.
WHITTINGHILL, DICK
KTTV, Hollywood, Calif.
WICKERSHAM, DEAN
WBIA, Augusta, Ga.
WIDITZ, PAUL
WBMD, Baltimore, Md.
WILDS, TED
WAIN, Aiken, S. C.
WILLEFORD, GEORGE
WLW-I, Indianapolis, Ind.
WILLETTE, TOM
WRGP-TV,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
WILLIAMS, JACK
WGBS, Miami, Fla.
WILLIAMS, JIM
Rise & Shine
WNAH, Nashville, Tenn.
WILLIAMS, JOHN
KMED, Medford, Ore.
WILLIAMS, MANNING
Award Theatre
KGUL-TV, Galveston, Tex.
WILLIAMS, VAN
1260 Club
WJOT, Lake City, S. C.
WILLIAMS, WAYNE
Housewife's Holiday
WBGR, Jesup, Ga.
WILLLAMSON, BRUCE L.
WHIM, Providence, R. I.
WILLIS, FORREST
Musical Clock
WTRI, WOKO, Albany, N. Y.
WILLOUGHBY, WINK
WNAH, Nashville, Tenn.
WILLSON, PRESTON
Musicmakers
WSVS, Crewe, Va.
WILSON, ANDY
WLOF-TV, Orlando, Fla.
WILSON, BILL
Quizmaster Quizdown
WJAC-TV, Johnstown, Pa.
WILSON, DANNY
Just Plain Music
WHAV, Haverhill, Mass.
WILSON, DON
KWTX, KWTX-TV, KBTX-TV
Waco, Tex.
WILSON, EARL
WLRH, Mattoon, 111.
WILSON, GEORGE
WMRB, Greenville, S. C.
WILSON, GLENN
Motorists Matinee
WPAR, Parkersburg, W. Va.
WILSON, JOHN
620 Matinee
KTAR, KVAR,
Phoeniz, Ariz.
WILSON, JOHN
1280 B'fast Club
WLMJ, Jackson, Ohio
WILSON, JOHN
Musical Clock
WFLO, Farmville, Va.
WILSON, JOHN
KENS-TV, San Antonio, Tex.
WILSON, KEN
KUIEQ, Phoeniz, Ariz.
WILSON, LEO
WHOP, Hopkinsville, Ky.
WILSON, READ
WWNC, Asheville, N. C.
WILSON, RON
WAVP, Avon Park, Fla.
WILSON, STU
Are Ya Listenin'?
KBIG, Avalon, Calif.
WILSON, STU
Tri State Almanac
WKBN, WKBN-TV,
Youngstown, Ohio
WILSON, WALTER
Crossroads Inn
WKOA, Hopkinsville, Ky.
WINDER, BERTEL
Wings of Faith
WXOK, Baton Rouge, La.
WINGARD, MIKE
WIRA Fishbowl
WIRA, Fort Pierce, Fla.
WINGATE, JOHN
WOR News; Nigih+beot, WABD
WINKLE, POP
Trading- Post
WBRZ, Baton Rouge, La.
WINN, BILL
The Milkman
WESB, Bradford, Pa.
WINTER, BILL
Breakfast with the Parson
KHAM, Albuquerque, N. M.
WINTERS, JIM
WABI, Bangor, Me.
WINTERS, MITCH
Dance Time
WSSV, Petersburg, Va.
WIPPEL, BILL
KO'ZE, Lewiston, Idaho
WOLD, DEE
KEYZ. Williston, N. D.
WOLEVER, JACK
Let's Go Fishing
KWFC, Hot Springs, Ark.
WOLFE, JOHN
WDOS, Oneonta, N. Y.
WOLFE, JOHN
Your Big Day
WSM-TV, Nashville, Tenn.
WOLFENDEN, BOB
Dancing Party
WMEV, Marion, Va.
WOLOSON, LEONARD
Sunny Side
WPTS, Pittston, Pa.
WOOD, BILL
Sunrise Serenade
KODY, North Platte, Neb.
WOOD, BOB
WEBQ, Harrisburg, 111.
WOOD, DALE
Sounding Board
KOEL, Oelwein, Iowa
WOOD, TRENT
WMCT, Memphis, Tenn.
WOODLEY, DALE
Popeye Clubhouse
WiCCO-TV.
Minneapolis, St. Paul, Minn.
WOODS, JOHN
WAAB, Worcester, Mass.
WOODWARD, LEE
Showtime Matinee
KOTV, Tulsa, Okla.
WOODWARD, QUENTIN
KONG, Visalia, Calif.
WOOTEN, DEE
KWFR, San Angelo, Tex.
WORREL, BLAINE
Man in the House
KGB, San Diego, Calif.
WRIGHT, RAY
KGCX, Sidney, Mont.
WYANT, ELDEN
WHAK, Rogers City, Mich.
WYATT, DEWITT
WPDX, Clarksburg, W. Va.
WYLER, BILL
WPST-TV, Miami, Fla.
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YATES, JOHNNY
KFEQ-TV, St. Joseph, Mo.
YELLAND, STARR
KLZ-TV, Denver, Colo.
YORK, PRESTON
Precious Memories
WAOK, Atlanta, Ga.
YOUNG, AL
WCMA, Corinth, Miss.
YOUNG, BARBARA
Menus 'n Manners
WCTV, Thomasville, Ga.
YOUNG, BILL
WKMT,
Kings Mountain, N. C.
YOUNG, H. PRESTON JR.
WHLF, South Boston, Va.
YOUNG, JERRY
WOEH, Hawkinsville, Ga.
YOUNG, MAC
Mad House
KBHS, Hot Springs, Ark.
YOUNG, O. C.
WH1S, WHIS-TV,
Bluefield, W. Va.
YOUNG, TOMMY
WTOK-TV, Meridian, Miss.
ZACK, ED
WOC, WOC -TV,
Davenport, Iowa
ZAK, BILL
KTRH, Houston, Tex.
ZAKRAJSEK, DICK
WATT, WPBN-TV,
Cadillac, Mich.
ZENTNER, SAM
KCOK, Tulare, Calif.
ZETHMAYR, CAL
Record Room
WHNY, McComb, Miss.
ZIMLICH, WILLIAM A.
Zim Spins, One for the Roac
KRDG, Redding, Calif.
ZIMMERS, DON
Backyard Theatre
KENS-TV, San Antonio, Tex.
ZINK, CHUCK
Popeye Playhouse
WTVJ, Miami, Fla.
ZURLO, SAM
Tunetest
WCSS, Amsterdam, N. Y.
ZWEMER, CHUCK
WISN-TV, Milwaukee, Wis.
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And Rolls Up Station Incomes
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TWO of the greatest success stories in all
of radio's history are centered on Coun-
try Music programs which have helped to
pioneer this unique showmanship into the
better than $100 million-a-year business it
is today. Almost 35 years ago, when "Na-
tional Barn Dance" and "Grand Ole Opry"
were infants, back in Chicago and Nashville,
respectively, no one would have dared pre-
dict this phenomenal success over a third of
a century later.
Let's look at the record. "The National
Barn Dance" was sponsored by Alka Seltzer
for 15 years, Keystone Steel & Wire for 25
years, and Phillips Petroleum Co. for 15
years. The "Grand Ole Opry" has expanded
to the point where sponsors are on a waiting
list to advertise, and many of their adver-
tisers have been pounding away for over a
decade. Easily a quarter of a million people
see and enjoy their Opry yearly, with similar
jamborees springing up all over the country.
#
"The Ozark Jubilee," or as it is better
known, "Red Foley's Country Music Show,"
emanating from Springfield, Missouri is an-
other lavish network presentation. Others
include "The Jimmy Dean Show" out of
Washington, D. C, "The Old Dominion
Barn Dance" in Richmond, "The Cowtown
Hoedown" in Fort Worth, "The Louisiana
Hayride" and many more. However, the big
switch has been in independent radio
throughout the country, where more and
more radio stations are switching their
programming formats from pop to Country
and Western Music.
Practically every major market has a sta-
tion featuring this specialized programming,
and one of the most successful independent
pioneers is WARL, which covers the Wash-
ington market with solid Country Music, and
has, for the past 10 years. In addition to
Dow Chemical, which sponsors "The Red
Foley Show" on NBC Radio, other national
advertisers include Birstol-Myers, Phillips
Petroleum, R. J. Reynolds, R. C. Cola, Philip
Morris, General Motors, Miles Laboratories,
The Ford Motor Co., Life Magazine, Beech-
nut Gum and Lydia Pinkham.
#
This year more than 50 million country
music records will be sold, which is 40 per
cent of the total sales of all single popular
music records. Eddie Arnold alone has sold
By
CHARLES BERNARD
President
Charles Bernard Co.
and
Founder of
"CAWMBA"
over 30 million records in 10 years. Many of
the performers of top Country Music shows
are in demand to make spot commercials.
One artist, Arthur Smith, M-G-M recording
star whose "Guitar Boogie" sold more than
three million records, has done TV commer-
cials for Bristol-Myers' Sal Hepatica, Lever
Brothers, Grove Laboratories, Brown & Wil-
liamson Tobacco Company, and many others.
One of the reasons why sponsors like to
spot their commercials in Country Music
shows is that the music has appeal for all
age groups. Grandpas and grade shchoolers
often tune in the same program. The music
is down-to-earth, and is written and per-
formed with sincere emotion. The people
who listen to Country Music are much more
faithful, and buy something because they
believe. The main reason a sponsor gets
sales results from Country Music stations is
that the listeners are geared to hearing
words, not background music. Almost every
Country Music song ever written is a story
set to music, and when the listeners are
trained to hear these musical stories, there
is no resentment when a folksy announcer
comes in to sell the sponsor's product.
They're used to listening to words; con-
sequently, they hear the commercials, and
respond.
#
Country Music is not only sweeping the
U. S., but is hungrily consumed through-
out the world. When Guy Mitchell's "coun-
try" rendition of "Singing the Blues" sold
three million copies, it was also big in
Canada, Great Britain, Australia, Japan and
South Africa. Because Country and Western
Music has become so popular, and has had
such a tremendous influence on the buying
habits of our nation's shoppers, radio sta-
tions in major market areas like Los Angeles,
Pittsburgh, Minneapolis and Kansas City
have converted their programming to C/W,
which led to the formation of "CAWMBA"
— The Country and Western Music Broad-
casters Assn., which is rapidly becoming a
network vehicle for national advertising.
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GILLETTE
CAVALCADE OF SPORTS
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ABEL, GEORGE
KSD-TV, St. Louis, Mo.
ACKERMAN, AL
WOOD, WOOD-TV,
Grand. Rapids, Mich.
ADAMS, J. PAUL
WILD, Boston, Mass.
ADAMS, JIM
WKZO-TV, Kalamazoo, Mich.
ADAMS, TONY
WCAX-TV, Burlington, Vt.
A DELL, RAY
WGBB, Freeport, N. Y.
ADELSON, JIM
WINR-TV, Binghamton, N. Y.
AGRESTA, PHIL
WBT, Charlotte, N. C.
AHMANN, MARK
KCIM, Carroll, Iowa
AKERS, DICK
WKBL, Coving-ton, Tenn.
ALAN, STEVE
KICD, Spencer, Iowa
ALARIE, DICK
WPCT, Putnam, Conn.
ALBRIDGE, KEN
KHMO, KHQA, Hannibal, Mo.
ALDRIDGE, MAHLON
KFRU, Columbia, Mo.
ALEBIS, JOHN
KPSO, Falfurrias, Tex.
ALLBRIGHT, NAT
WEAM, Arlington, Va.
ALLEN, HUGH
WRKH, Rockwood, Tenn.
ALLEN, JIM
KLFY-TV, Lafayette, La.
ALLEN, JIM
KSMO, Salem, Mo.
ALLEN, MEL
B. Feb. 14, 1913, Birmingham,
Ala.; New York Yankees Base-
ball, WPIX, WINS; World Series,
Rose Bowl Football Game, Major
League All -Star Game, NCAA
College Football, NBC-TV; White
Owl Sports Spot, CBS-TV; Sports
Daily, NlBC; ABC Radio, NBC
Radio
AMBROSE, JOHN V.
WTAG, Worcester, Mass.
ANDERSON, ALLEN
WASA, Havre De Grace, Md.
ANDERSON, BOB
KVAL-TV, Eugene, Ore.
ANDERSON, CHICK
WEOA, WEHT, Evansville,
Ind.
ANDERSON, CHUCK
KTTR, Rolla, Mo.
ANDERSON, KIRK
WFGM, Fitchburg-, Mass.
ANDERSON, TOM
WGEZ, Beloit, Wis.
ANDREWS, FRED
WHAK, Rogers City, Mich.
ANTHONY, JOHN
WITI-TV, Milwaukee, Wis.
ARMENDARIZ, JOE
KIFN, Phoenix, Ariz
ARMSTRONG, FRANK
WDIA, Memphis, Tenn.
ARRAGON, JACK
WPET, Greensboro, N. C.
ARTHUR, HARRY
KNDE-TV, Monroe, La.
ASSAF, WOODIE
WJDX, WLBT, Jackson, Miss.
ATWOOD, TED
KWHK, Hut chins, Kan.
AUSLEY, WALLY
WTIK, Durham, N. C.
AXELSON, JOE
WWNS, Statesboro, Ga.
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BAGLI, GUY
WTVT, Tampa, Fla.
BAILEY, CHARLEY
WEBR, Buffalo, N. Y.
BAILEY, ED
KNLR, N. Little Rock, Ark.
BAILEY, JIM
KBIF, Fresno, Calif.
BAKER, DICK
WSAI, Cincinnati, Ohio
BAKER, GEORGE
WESA, Charleroi, Pa.
BAKER, ROGER
WGR-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.
BALCH, FRANK
WJOY, Burlington, Vt.
BALLARD, CHUCK
WKRG-TV, Mobile, Ala.
BALTER, SAM
KTLA, Los Angeles, Calif.
BARBA, DICK
WIDE, Biddeford, Me.
BARBER, PHIL
KTRB, Modesto, Calif.
BARKER, EDDIE
KRLD-TV, Dallas, Tex.
BARNETT, BOB
KVBC, Fa.rmington, N. M.
BARRETT, DENNY
WKBN, WKBN-TV,
Youngstown, Ohio
BARRETT, TONY
KENT, Shreveport, La.
BARRON, BILL
WCSS, Amsterdam, N. Y.
BARROWS, ED
WIDE, Providence, R. I.
BARRUS, GABBY
KODI, Cody, Wyo.
BARRY, BOB
KNOR, Norman, Okla.
BARRY, GUY
WLAN, WLAN-TV, Lancaster,
Pa.
BARRY, NORMAN
WNBQ, Chicago, 111.
BASNIK, BOB
WELY, Ely, Minn.
BATES, MARVIN
WGBF, Evansville, Ind.
BAUMGARTEN, BILL
KBLF, Red Bluff, Calif.
BAUMHOL, ART
WLAP, WKXP-TV,
Lexington, Ky.
BAXTER, BOB
WCOS, Columbia, S. C.
BEAL, CLYDE
WCPM, Cumberland, Ky.
BEATTY, ROSS
KOSJ, KCSJ-TV, Pueblo, Colo.
BECK, DICK
WGUY, Bang-or, Me.
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BECK, WILLIAM H.
Football Time
KDZA, Pueblo, Colo.
BECKER, GUS
KBOM, Mandan, N. D.
BEGLEY, JIM
WAOE, Sipringfield-Chicopee,
Mass.
BELCHER, ROD
KOL, Seattle, Wash.
BELL, ALLEN
KREW, Sunnyside, Wash.
BELLOWS, CLINT
KSRV, Ontario, Ore.
BENDER, BOB
WTRL, Bradenton, Fla.
BENDER, TOM
KDKA, KDKA-TV, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
BENNETT, BOB
WD?A, Annapolis, Md.
BENNETT, DEAN
KSL, KSL-TV, Salt Lake City,
Utah
BENSON, RUSS
WOKZ, Alton, 111.
BENTON, BILL
WMAP, Monroe, N. C.
BERGER, BOB
KTWO-TV, Casper, Wyo.
BERRY, TOM
KATL, Miles City, Mont.
BEVERAGE, JACK
KOOL-TV, Phoenix, Ariz.
BEYER, HAL
KLOO, Corvallis, Ore.
BILLINGSLEY, BLADEN
WFVA, Fredericksburg-, Va.
BLACK, JOHN
WTNJ, Trenton, N. J.
BLACKBURN, BOB
KEX, Portland, Ore.
BLAND, CHARLES
KDEX, Dexter, Mo.
BLUE, IRA
KNBC, San Francisco, Calif.
BOARDMAN, EARL
WLAP, WKXP-TV,
Lexington, Ky.
BOGGS, OTIS
WRUF, Gainesville, Fla.
BOHNHOFF, ED
KILO, Grand Forks, N. D.
BOLAND, JOE
WSBT-TV, South Bend, Ind.
BONASSO, RUSSELL
WHAR, Clarksburg, W. Va.
BONE, BILL
WNOK, WNOK-TV, Columbia.
S C
BONNER, JIM
WRCV-TV, Philadelphia, Pa.
BONNETT, JACK T.
WTIV, Titusville, Pa.
BOONE, EVERETT
WMMH, Marshall, N. C.
BORBRIDGE, JOHN
KSEW, Sitka, Alaska
BOWER, BOB
WTIP, Charleston, W. Va.
BOYD, RAY
KHUZ, Borger, Tex.
BOYER, JOHNNY
WCAE, Pittsburgh, Pa.
BRACHER, BERNIE
KROD-TV, El Paso, Tex.
BRACKNEY, TOM
KSPT, Sandpoint, Idaho
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KVOR, Colorado Springs,
Colo.
BRADWAY, HARRY
WFAM, WFAM-TV,
Lafayette, Ind.
BRATTIN, DICK
WKPT, King-sport, Tenn.
BRICKHOUSE, JACK
WGN-TV, 'Chicag-o, HI.
BRIGHT, HARRY
WETZ, New Martinsville,
W. Va.
BRITT, JIM
All Star Golf
ABC-TV
BROCK, ART
KPHO, KPHO-TV, Phoenix,
Ariz.
BRODERS, F. M.
KXIC, Iowa City, la.
BRODY, STEVE
KBZY, Salem, Ore.
BROOKS, BILL
KOKT-TV, Great Bend, Kan.
BROOKS, BOB
KCRG-TV, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa
BROWN, BO
KETX, Livingston, Tex.
BROWN, HANK
WLFH, Little Falls, N. Y.
BROWN, R. FRED JR.
WLOS, WLOS-TV, Asheville,
N. C.
BROWNE, ART
WCTC, New Brunswick, N. J.
BRUBAKER, BILL
KRHD, Duncan, Okla.
BRUNDIGE, BILL
KHJ, KHJ-TV, Los Angeles,
Calif.
BRYAN, BILL
KTOK, Oklahoma City, Okla.
BRYAN, L. L.
KXRJ, Russellville, Ark.
BUHL, DALE
WQUA. Moline, 111.
BUNN, NEAL
WORM, Savannah, Tenn.
BUNNELL, BOB
KACE, Riverside, Calif.
BURNETTE, DAL
WHBG, Richmond, Va.
BYRUM, BUCK
WIRJ, Humboldt, Tenn.
BROWN, RAYMOND
WHUB, Cookeville, Tenn.
BROWN, TERRY K.
WMAN, Mansfield, Ohio
BROWN, THOMAS
WESX, Salem, Mass.
BROWN, TRAVIS
WYMB, Manning-, S. C.
CAHILL, AL
WPTZ, Plattsburgh, N. Y.
CAMERON, GEORGE
WEAV, Plattsburg-h, N. Y.
CAMERON, HOWARD
WHWB, Rutland, Vt.
CAMERON, JIM
WREN, Topeka, Kan.
CAMPANA, VINCE
WLYC, Williamsport, Pa.
CAMPBELL, BILL
WCAU-TV, Philadelphia, Pa.
CAMPBELL, BUD
KARK, KARK-TV,
Little Rock, Ark.
CAMPBELL, DAVE
WBRC, WBRC-TV,
Birming-ham, Ala.
CAMPBELL, JOHN T.
KXLL, Missoula, Mont.
CAMPBELL, NEENIE
WMCK, McKeesport, Pa.
CANTON, AMY
WCVI, Connellsville, Pa.
CAPPELL, L. D.
KVPI, Ville Platte, La.
CARLSON, BOB
KIRX, Kirksville, Mo.
CARLSON, TED
KSLM, Salem, Ore.
CARLTON, BOB
WJRI, Lenoir, N. C.
CARNEGIE, TOM
WFBM-TV, Indianapolis, Ind.
CARSON, TOM
WJW, WJW-TV, Cleveland,
Ohio
CARTER, LEW
WMOG, Brunswick, Ga.
CASE, JOHN G.
WCNY-TV, Carthag-e, N. Y.
CASEY, AL
KGEK, Sterling, Colo.
CASEY, DAN
WAMS, Wilmington, Del.
CASEY, JAMES
WALM, Albion, Mich.
CAULEY, AL
CJAD, Montreal, Quebec
CELANIA, JOE
WTVW, Evansville, Ind.
CHAFIN, ALBEA
WHPE, Higrh Point, N. C.
CHALDY, BUD
KXGN, KXGN-TV, Glendive,
Mont.
CHALMERS, JAMES
WFGM, Fitchburg, Mass.
CHAMBERLAIN, GUS
WAPO, Chattanooga, Tenn.
CHAPMAN, ARCH
KWWL, KWWL-TV,
Waterloo, Iowa
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WVKO, Columbus, Ohio
CHASE, BOB
WOWO, Fort Wayne, Ind.
CHILDS, LELAND
WBRC, WBRC-TV,
Birmingham, Ala.
CHOMEL, FRANCIS E.
WCNB, Connersville, Ind.
CIRALDO, AL
WGST, Atlanta, Ga.
CLAPPER, KEN
WRTA, Altoona, Pa.
CLARK, KEITH
KIFI, Idaho Falls, Idaho
CLARK, RALPH L.
WIBV, Belleville, 111.
CLARKE, HERB
WRVA-TV, Richmond, Va.
CLAUSSEN, GENE;
KXIC, Iowa City, Iowa
CLAWSON, LEW
WWVA, Wheeling-, W. Va.
CLAY, RANDY
WOAI-TV, San Antonio, Tex.
CLEARY, BILL
KREX, KREX-TV,
Grand Junction, Colo.
CLEARY, TOM
WCLT, Newark, Ohio
CLEMENT, TOM
KNDC, Hettinger, N. D.
CLEVELAND, ACE
WBKH, Hattiesburg, Miss.
CLIFTON, CHARLES
KRKD, Los Angeles, Calif.
COFFMAN, CLARE
KVOA, KVOA-TV. Tucson,
Ariz.
COHEN, DR. HARRY
WJPA, Washington, Pa.
COKER, WHITEY
KWIL, Albany, Ore.
COLBY, LEN
WKZO-TV, Kalamazoo, Mich.
COLE, CLIFTON
KERG, Eugene, Ore.
COLE, DON
KGCX, Sidney, Mont.
COLE, PETER
WEAT, West Palm Beach,
Fla.
■COLEMAN, BILL
WJ;DA, Quincy, Mass.
COLEMAN, KEN
WHK, Cleveland, Ohio
COLLIER, ART
WLW-I, Indianapolis, Ind.
COLLINS, SID
WIBC, Indianapolis, Ind.
COMLEY, JACK
WNBC, New Britain, Conn
CONWAY, ED
WVOT, Wilson, N. C.
COOK, BOB
WRJN, Racine, Wis.
COOK, DAN
KENS-TV, San Antonio, Tex.
COOLEY, BILL
KORC, Mineral Wells, Tex.
COPP, EARL
WFVA, Fredericksburg-, Va.
CORBETT, CARL
KCOG, Centerville, Iowa
CORBIN, BOB
WLOI, Laporte, Ind.
CORDELL, SAM
WBMC, McMiinnville, Tenn.
CORLEY, BILL
WBNS-TV, Columbus, Ohio
CORNELIUS, GLENN
WURD, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
CORRICK, DAN
KLGA, Alg-ona, Iowa
COSELL, HOWARD
Sports Focus (local) ; Speak-
ing- of Sports (net) ; All Lea-
gue Clubhouse (net) ABN,
WABC, New York, N. Y.
COTE, DOC
WTWN, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
COX, ORVAL
WSAT, Salisbury, N. C.
COYLE, ERNIE
WWKY, Winchester, Ky.
CRADDOCK, JACK
WKDL, Clarksdale, Miss.
CRAIG, BILL
WHAP, Hopewell, Va.
CRAMER, CHRIS
WCHV, Charlottesville, Va.
CREAGER, MACK
KRMG, Tulsa, Okla.
CREWS, BILL
KTVI, St. Louis, Mo.
CRISP, JACK
WAIP, Mobile, Ala.
CRISTIL, JACK
WELO, Tupelo, Miss.
CROCKETT, HUDLEY
WSIX-TV, Nashville, Tenn.
CROGHAN, JOE
WBAL, WBAL-TV, Baltimore,
Md.
CROWE, JOHN
WJAC, WJAC-TV, Johnstown,
Pa.
CRUMBLEY, CHARLIE
WLAU, Laurel, Miss.
CRYAN, WALLY
WARA, Attleboro, Mass.
CRYSDALE, JOE
OKEiY, Toronto, Ontario
CULLINANE, JOE
KWIK, Pocatello, Idaho
CULP, JOHN
WAVU, Albertville, Ala.
CUMMINS, CHARLIE
WAVP, Avon Park, Fla.
CUMMINS, JACK
WTVJ, Miami, Fla.
CUMMINS, TAIT
WMT-TV. Cedar Rapids, Iowa
CUNIO, GENE
WLEU, Erie, Pa.
CUNNINGHAM, DON
WBEN, WBEN-TV, Buffalo,
N. Y.
CURRY, BUTCH
WMRY, New Orleans, La.
CURTIS, BILL
WRAP, Norfolk, Va.
CUSICK, FRED
WEEI, Boston, Mass.
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DAHL, DON
KDAL, KDAL-TV, Duluth,
Minn.
DALY, JACK
CBOT, CKOY, Ottawa, Ont.
DANIELS, DAN
WTOP, WTOP-TV,
Washington, D. C.
DARDANO, NICK
WTLB, Utica, N. Y.
DARLAND, BILL
KVCL, Winnfield, La.
DATSIS, JIM
WTVL, Waterville, Me.
DAVENPORT, JOE
WANS, Anderson, S. C.
DAVID, JEFF
KVOL, Lafayette, La.
DAVIS, BILL
WETO. Gadsden, Ala.
DAVIS, DICK
WKNX-TV, Saginaw, Mich.
DAVIS, EARL
KPAT, Pampa, Tex.
DAVIS, LEN
WGL, Fort Wayne, Ind.
DAVIS, LES
KVTV, Sioux City, Iowa
DAVIS, LES
WNAX, Yankton, S. D.
1139
DAVISON, BOBBY
WVOP, Vidalia, Ga.
DEAN, ROBERT
KPUG, Bellingham, Wash.
DEINES, NAY
KMMJ, Grand Island, Neb.
DELANEY, BOB
WCTV, Thomasville, Ga.
DEMAREE, L. P.
KWRF, Warren, Ark.
DEMING, BUD
KIBS, Bishop, Calif.
DENT, GARY
WWNR, Beckley, W. Va.
DENT, JACK
WBOF, Virginia Beach, Va.
DE VICTOR, MARTY
WBNS-TV, Columbus, Ohio
DEWITT, DEWEY
WABI-TV, Bangor, Me.
DEWITT, DEWEY
WAGM, WAGM-TV,
Presque Isle, Me.
DEXTER, LUIN K.
KORT, Grangeville, Idaho
DIFFEE, BILL
WFNS, Burlington, N. C.
DILLON, LENNY
WFAS, White Plains, N. Y.
DI NATALE, JOE
KODY, North Platte, Neb.
DITMER, BOB
WHGR, Houghton Lake,
Mich.
DITTERT, ED
KRIC, Beaumont, Tex.
DOBBINS, JOE
WLNH, Laconia, N. H.
DOCKENEY, EDWARD
WEPM, Martinsburg, W. Va.
DOEBLER, SHERM
WITT, LewiSburg, Pa.
DOHL, PAUL
WCHN, Norwich, N. M.
DOMMER, BILL
WBEL, Beloit, Wis.
DONLEY, RED
WSTV-TV, Steubenville, Ohio
DOUGLAS, WAYNE
KEEP, Twin Falls, Idaho
DOW, BOB
WGUY, Bangor, Me.
DOYLE, VINCE
W'SJV, South Bend-Elkhart,
Ind.
DRAPER, LARY
WAFC, Staunton, Va.
DREES, JACK
WBKB, Chicago, 111.
DROELLE, GEORGE
WCLI, Corning, N. Y.
DROZD, JOHN D.
WEED, Rocky Mount, N. C.
DUANE, JACK
KGHF, Pueblo, Colo.
DUDLEY, BILL
WLVA-TV, Lynchburg, Va.
DUDLEY, JIMMY
WERE-TV, Cleveland, Ohio
DUFFY, RAY
WMTS, Murfreesboro, Tenn.
DULL, JIM
WDAU-TV, Scranton, Pa.
DUNBAR, WALT
WFGA-TV, Jacksonville, Fla.
DUNPHY, DON
Cavalcade of Sports
NBC, MBS
DUNPHY, JERRY
CBS Sports
WBBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
DUPONT, JOE
KMRS, Morris, Minn.
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KLAN, Renton, Wash.
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KSBW-TV, Salinas-Monterey,
Calif.
EDWARDS, JOE
WAMW, Washing-ton, Ind.
EGAN, LEO
WBZ-TV, Boston, Mass.
ELIAS, BOB
KPMC, Bakersfield, Calif.
ELIAS, EDDIE
WAKR-TV, Akron, Ohio
ELIASON, ERIC
WCMY, Ottawa, 111.
ELLIOTT, JIM
WWWR, Russell ville, Ala.
ELLIOTT, MIKE
WESX, Salem, Mass.
ELLIOTT, WIN
Cavalcade of Sports
NBC
ELLIS, STEVE
WPST-TV, Miami, Fla.
ELLISON, BILL
WHCU, Ithaca, N. Y.
ELSON, BOB
WCFL, Chicago, 111.
EMERY, TED
WTSL, Hanover, N. H.
ENGSTROM, NORM
KDLM, Detroit Lakes, Minn.
ENROTH, DICK
WCCO, WCCO-TV,
Minneapolis, Minn.
ERCK, LOU
KSST, Sulphur Springs, Tex.
ERDMANN, JACOB J.
WRAIC, Racine, Wis.
ERDOSSY, BILL
WHP-TV, Harrisburg, Pa.
ERICKSON, BERT
WAPG, Arcadia, Fla.
ERP, JOHNNY
WMAQ, WNBQ, Chicago, 111.
ERWIN, JIM
WSTV-TV, Steubenville, Ohio
ERWIN, SKIP
WIL, St. Louis, Mo.
ERWIN, TOMMY
KALB-TV, Alexandria, La.
ETHERTON, WILLIAM
WNDU, WNDU-TV,
South Bend, Ind.
BUBANKS, BLAIR
WTAR, WTAR-TV, Norfolk,
Va.
EVANS, JOHN
WIS, WIS-TV, Columbia, S. C.
EVANS, JONES
WBAX, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
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FABRE, N. B.
WWW, WJPB-TV, Grafton,
W. Va.
FAKIER, THEO.
KTIB, Thibodaux, La.
FALKENSTEIN, MAX
WREN, Topeka, Kan.
FALLON, FRANK
WBOS, Boston, Mass.
FALLON, FRANK
KWTX, KWTX-TV, KBTX-TV,
Waco, Tex.
FARIS, CLINT
WGTM, Wilson, N. C.
FARRAR, WAYNE
WTON, Staunton, Va.
FARRELL, PETE
WITT, Lewisburg, Pa.
FAY, HAINES
KVOS, Bellingham, Wash.
FENSLER, DICK
KMAN, Manhattan, Kan.
FENTON, EDDIE
WCBM, Baltimore, Md.
FERDON, WIN
WORS, Jacksonville, Fla.
FERGUSON, JOHN
WBRZ, Baton Rouge, La.
FIDLER, DOC
WISL, Shamokin, Pa.
FIELDING, LEONARD
WDXI-TV, Jackson, Tenn.
FIELDS, AL
WTOR, Torrington, Conn.
FILESI, FRANK
WNAE, Warren, Pa.
FILLINGHAM, BILL W.
WNAV, Annapolis, Md.
FINCANNON, BOB
WMRI, Marion, Ind.
FINCH, HOWARD
WJIM, WJIM-TV, Lansing,
Mich.
FINDLAY, JIM
KOBE, Las Cruces, N. M.
FINLAYSON, JACK
KRDO, KRDO-TV,
Colorado Springs, Colo.
FINNERTY, HUGH
KOTV, Tulsa, Okla.
FISHER, FRAN
WHJB, Green sburg. Pa.
FISHER, HANK
WEEK, WEEK-TV, Peoria,
111.
FISHER, LEE
KOMU-TV, Columbia, Mo.
FISHER, WALDO
WEAW, Evanston, 111.
FITTERER, LEO
KUJ, Walla Walla, Wash.
FITZPATRICK, WILLARD
WLMJ, Jackson, Ohio
FLEET, TOM
KANN, Sinton, Tex.
FLEMING, PAT
WDBQ, Dubuque, Iowa
FLEMMING, BILL
WWJ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
FLORA, EARL
WBNS-TV, Columbus, Ohio
FLOWERS, CHARLIE
KMHT, Marshall, Tex.
FLYNN, JOHN
WICY, Malone, N. Y.
FLYNN, TONY
WTSN, WISN-TV, Milwaukee,
Wis.
FORBES, ROBERT
WTHI, Terre Haute, Ind.
FOSTER, BUD
KLX, Oakland, Calif.
FOWLE, R. A.
WHE'D, Washington, N. C.
FOWLER, WILLIAM
WBAT, Marion, Ind.
FOX, RUFE
KAGT, Anacortes, Wash.
FOX, WILLIAM F. JR.
WIBC, Indianapolis, Ind.
FRANCIS, LES
WHOP, Hopkinsville, Ky.
FRANK, MORRIS
KTRK-TV, Houston, Tex.
FREEDMAN, BERT
WVMC, Mt. Carmel, 111.
FRENCH, BOB
WHSY, Hattiesburg, Miss.
FRENCH, JACK
KNOX, KNOX-TV,
Grand Forks. N. D.
FRINK, BILL
WIMA, WIMA-TV, Lima,
Ohio
FRISCH, FRANKIE
MBS
FULLER, KEN
WRBL, WRBL-TV, Columbus.
Ga.
FULMER, DALE
WHLM, Bloomsburg, Pa.
FULTON, BOB
WIS-TV, Columbia, S. C.
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WMAP, Monroe, N. C.
FYFFE, PAUL G.
WSIP, Paintsville, Ky.
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GAGE, FRED
WLAM, Lewiston, Me.
GAGE, FRED
WIBA, Madison, Wis.
GAINES, AL
WLFH, Little Falls, N. Y.
GAIR, WALLY
WICS, Springfield, 111.
GALLAGHER, BOB
WNEB, Worcester, Mass.
GALLIVAN, DANNY
CJAD, Montreal, Quebec
GALVIN, DAN
KSRO, Santa Rosa, Calif.
GANTT, EBB
WCGC, Belmont, N. C.
GARCIA, RUDY
KWKW, Pasadena, Calif.
GARDNER, BILL
WFBG-TV, Altoona, Pa.
GARDNER, DON
WKBN, WKBN-TV,
Youngstown, Ohio
GARRETT, FRED
WAMM, Flint, Mich.
GARRITY, BILL
KCBS, San Francisco, Calif.
GARRITY, VINCE
WAAF, Chicago, 111.
GAUCHET, GORDON
WNLK, Norwalk, Conn.
GAVIN, MICHAEL
WCCM, Lawrence, Mass.
GEDDES, BILL
KACE, Riverside, Calif.
GEMAR, WILLIAM
KWHW, Altus, Okla.
GEORGE, STEVE
KGMS, Sacramento, Calif.
GERARD, BILL
WSPB, Sarasota, Fla.
GHEZA, BOB
WVEC-TV, Hampton-Norfolk,
Va.
GIBBONS, JIM
WRC-TV, Washington, D. C.
GIBBS, FRANK
KEXO, Grand Junction, Colo.
GIFFORD, FRANK
KERO-TV, Bakersfield, Calif.
GIFT, HARRY
KENL, Areata, Calif.
GILBERT, GARY
KNGS, Hanford, Calif.
GILBERT, RAY
WMBH, Joplin, Mo.
GILCHRIST, KEN
WKOP, Binghamton, N. Y.
GILLESPIE, J. W.
KALM, Thayer, Mo.
GILMARTIN, STEVE
WHCT, Hartford, Conn.
GILROY, JERRY
WPTS, Pittston, Pa.
GISMONDI, JTMMY
WMBS, Uniontown, Pa.
GLICKMAN, MARTY
WMGM, New York, N. Y.
GOBEN, BOB
WJOL, Joliet, 111.
GODFREY, DICK
KCBS, San Francisco, Calif.
GOLDEN, RAY
KSTN, Stockton, Calif.
GOLDEN, TOM
KATE, Albert Lea, Minn.
GOLLEHON, JOE
WMEV, Marion, Va.
GOOD, BERNARD
WIPS, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
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WXEX-TV, Petersburg:-
Richmond, Va.
GOODRICH, BILL.
WSPA, WSPA-TV,
Spartanburg-, S. C.
GOODRICH, WARD
WHYS, Ocala, Fla.
GORDON, JIM
N. Y. Yankees
WMGM, New York, N. Y.
GORDON, LARRY
KWIL, Albany, Ore.
GOUGH, GLENN H.
WMSA, Massena, N. Y.
GOVAN, EATON P. JR.
WEPG, South Pittsburg-h,
Term.
GOWDY, CURT
WHDH-TV, Boston, Mass.
GRAMMER, JOE
WFDR, Manchester, Ga.
GRANGER, JERRY
KHOL-TV, Kearney, Neb.
GRANT, HAL
WDBJ-TV, Roanoke, Va.
GRASER, WELDON
CFCF, Montreal, Quebec
GRAY, JAMES
WTVR, Richmond, Va.
GREBE, GUS
KWIZ, Santa Ana, Calif.
GREEN, DON
KFYR-TV, Bismarck, N. D.
GREEN, HOWARD
WOND, Pleasantville, N. J.
GREENE, DICK
WOI-TV, Ames, Iowa
GREENE, DON
WCYB, WCYB-TV, Bristol,
Va.
GREENWAY, ELLIS T.
WKHY, Hickory, N. C.
GREGSON, AL
WPAM, Pottsville, Pa.
GRIEVE, STAN
KLIK, Jefferson City, Mo.
GRIFFIN, JERRY
WDAU-TV, Seranton, Pa.
GRIFFITHS, BILL
WELM, Elmira, N. Y.
GRIFFITHS, DAVE
WSCR, Seranton, Pa.
GRIMBERG, WARREN
KAST, Astoria, Ore.
GRISWOLD, ROGER
WBMD, Baltimore, Md.
GRIZZARD, HERMAN
WLAC, WLAC-TV, Nashville,
Tenn.
GROSS, DON
KFSB, Joplin, Mo.
GROSS, RAY
WRKD, Rockland, Me.
GUNDAKER, ED
WHP, WHP-TV, Harrisburg-,
Pa.
GUOKAS, MATT
WPEN, Philadelphia, Pa.
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HACKMAN, JACK
WDLB, Marshfield, Wis.
HAGEN, BOB
WHKK, Akron, Ohio
HAGERICH,, GARY
WCRO, Johnstown, Pa.
HALEY, DOC
KLMX, Clayton, N. M.
HALL, HALSEY
WCCO, WOCO-TV,
Minneapolis, Minn.
HALYARD, 0. C.
WEKY, Richmond, Ky.
HAMILTON, KEN
WEBQ, Harrisburg-, 111.
HAMPTON, RING
WNGO, Mayfield, Ky.
HANCOCK, AL
KBYE, Oklahoma City, Okla.
HANEY, BILL
WKBJ, Milan, Tenn.
HANEY, BOB
WSFC, Somerset, Ky.
HANEY, CHUCK
KCHI. Chillicothe, Mo.
HANLEY, DON
WMAY, WMAY-TV,
Spring-field, 111.
HANNA, BUD
KHSL-TV, Chico, Calif.
HANNA, ERLE
WKRG, Mobile, Ala.
HANSEN, BILL
KCOL, Fort Collins, Colo.
HANSEN, HARLAN
KHAS-TV, Hasting-s, Neb.
HANSON, HARLEY
KOTA, KOTA-TV,
Rapid City, S. D.
HANSSON, PETE
KBOL, Boulder, Colo.
HARBISON, S. T.
WTAX, Springfield, 111.
HARDAWAY, JOHN
KSET, Pocatello, Idaho
HARMON, JOHN
WMAZ, WMAZ-TV, Macon,
Ga.
HARMON, TOM
KNX, Los Ang-eles, Calif.
HARPER, WAYNE
KEL-D, El Dorado, Ark.
HARRINGTON, JOHN
WBBM-TV, Chicag-o, 111.
HART, HAL
WOC, WOC-TV, Davenport,
Iowa
HARVISON, FATS
WLAU, Laurel. Miss.
HASSE, WARREN
KPDN, Pampa, Tex.
HATCHER, WILSON
WKLO, Louisville, Ky.
HAWKINS, VERN
KWTO, Spring-field, Mo.
HAYDEN, JIM
KBOI, KBOI-TV, Boise,
Idaho
HAYS, JOHN
KLOO, Corvallis, Ore.
HEALY, CHUCK
WBEN-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.
HEALY, DAN
WBRK, Pittsfield, Mass.
HEALY, JIM
KBIG, Avalon, Calif.
HEARN, CHICK
All American Games of the
Week
ABC-TV
HEARN, CHICK
KRiCA, Los Angreles, Calif.
HEBERT, ROY
KTRH, Houston, Tex.
HEILBRONER, LEW
WJQS, Jackson, Miss.
If ELFER . AL
All Star Baseball Game, World
Series, Rose Bowl Game, Friday
Night Fights, NBC's Weekly
Coverage of Football, NBC-TV;
Dodgers Baseball Games, WOR-
TV; Jack Benny Show, CBS-TV
HELLAMS, LYMAN
WSLI, WJTV, Jackson, Miss.
HENRIKSON, LES
WAGA, WAGA-TV, Atlanta,
Ga.
HENRY, EARL
WHUM, WHUM-TV, Reading-,
Pa.
HENRY, JOHN
KOA, Denver, Colo.
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HENSKE, ROBERT
KGFL, Roswell, N. M.
HERING, JIM
WMOD, Moundsville, W. Va.
HERRINGTON, JIM
WJTM, WJIM-TV, Lansing-,
Mich.
HESSLER, FRED
KTTV, Hollywood, Cahf.
HEWEY, IRA I.
WHAI, Greenfield, Mass.
HEWITT, BILL
CKFH, Toronto, Ontario
HEWITT, FOSTER
CKFH, Toronto, Ontario
HEWITT, JACK
WENY, Elmira, N. Y.
HICKEY, BILL
WCBS-TV. New York, N. Y.
HICKMAN, HERMAN
Sports Time
CBS
HICKOK, BILL
WHIS-TV. Bluefield, W. Va.
HICKS, CHARLES
WWIT, Canton, N. C.
EIGGINS, BILL
KVFD, KQTV, Fort Dodg-e,
Iowa
HIGHT, BILL
KBIM. Roswell, N. M.
HILL, ART, JR.
WSWW, Platteville, Wis.
HILL, BOB
WTVH, Peoria, Til.
HILL, CLAYTON
KM AC, San Antonio, Tex.
HILL, DAVE
KM AN, Manhattan, Kan.
HILL, EDDIE
WRR, Dallas, Tex.
HILL, JOE
WTVN, WTVN-TV,
Columbus, Ohio
HILL, PAUL
WWTV, Cadillac, Mich.
HILL, WALTER
WJBO, Baton Rouge, La.
HINNERS, ROBERT
WLEC, Sandusky, Ohio
HODGE, TED
WENY, Elmira, N. Y.
HOFFMAN, BILL
WNLC, New London, Conn.
HOGAN, BILL
WLBG, Laurens, S. C.
HOLBROOK, DEL
KLOG, Kelso, Wash.
HOLDEN, JODY
KYTV, Spring-field, Mo.
HOLMES, JOHNNY
KODE-TV, Joplin, Mo.
HOOKER, KEN
KCKY, Coolidge, Ariz,
HOONAN, BOB
KXRO, Aberdeen, Wash.
HOOVER, CORKY
WKSR, Pulaski, Tenn.
HOOVER, DON
KWBB, Wichita, Kan.
HORNE, C. R.
KXRJ, Russellville, Ark.
HOSKINS, JACK
WHLN, Harlan, Ky.
HOUCK, JOHN
WSSO, Starkville, Miss.
HOURIGAN, TERRY
WARK, Hag-erstown, Md.
HOWARD, BILL
WFMD, Frederick, Md.
HOWARD, BILL
WJPG, Green Bay, Wis.
HOWARD, BOB
KCAP-, Helena, Mont.
HOWARD, BOB
WBRX, Berwick, Pa.
HUBBELL, RALPH
WBEN, WBEN-TV, Buflalo,
N. Y.
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HUDDLESTON, DEE
WIEL, Elizabethtown, Ky.
HUGHES, CHUCK
KOSA, KOSA-TV, Odessa,
Tex.
HULL, CHUCK
KLAS-TV, Las Vegas, Nev.
HULL, DICK
WFRP, Savannah, Ga.
HUNT, KILL
WDXI-TV, Jackson, Tenn.
HUNTER, AL
WBSB, Bradford, Pa.
HUNTER, DAN
WFDP, Flint, Mich.
HUNTER, HARRY
KCTL, Houma, La.
HUNTINGTON, CLAY
KMO, Tacoma, Wash.
HYDE, WARREN G.
WJBB, Haleyville, Ala,
HYMAN, ED
KONO, San Antonio, Tex.
INGALLS, WALLIE
KGRH, Fayetteville, Ark.
INGHAM, BOB
KSD, KSD-TV, St. Louis, Mo.
INGLES, ED
WGAU, Athens, Ga.
IRONS, LYLE
KGYN, Guymon, Okla.
IRWIN, PUSS
KCUL, Ft. Worth, Tex.
ISAACS, FRED
WBOF, Virginia Beach, Va. .
ISON, HAPPY
WKIS, Orlando, Fla.
JACKSON, DICK
WSAL, Logansport, Ind.
JACKSON, LEVI
WCHB, Inkster, Mich.
JACKSON, WAYNE
WMFD-TV, Wilmington, N. C.
JACOBS, DAVE
WWNC, Asheville, N. C.
JACOBS, ROLAND
WWLP, Springfield, Mass.
JAFFEE, SYD
WNHC-TV, New Haven, Conn.
JAMES, JACK
KVFC, Cortez, Colo.
JAMES, JOHN
WEDO, McKeesport, Pa.
JANSSEN, WLFF
KIDO-TV, Boise, Idaho
JARSTAD, JOHN
KTUW, Seattle-Tacoma,
Wash.
JENKINS, BOB
KGFW, Kearney, Neb.
JOHNSON, AL
WJAK, Jackson, Tenn.
JOHNSON, BOB
WAKU, Latrobe, Pa.
JOHNSON, ED
WHAV, Haverhill, Mass.
JOHNSON, JAMES
KBTX-TV, Bryan, Tex.
JOHNSON, LEE
WGAF, Valdosta, Ga.
JOHNSON, NEAL
WCEN, Mt. Pleasant, Mich.
JOHNSON, OZZIE
KTOW, Oklahoma City, Okla
JOHNSON, ROLLIE
WCCO-TV, Minneapolis-
St. Paul, Minn.
JOHNSTON, JOHNNY
WWPA, William&port, Pa.
JOHNSTON, RICHARD
KIST, Santa Barbara, Calif.
JONES, BOB
KTRK-TV, Houston, Tex.
JONES, LARRY
KFJI, Klamath. Falls, Ore.
JONES, PAUL
WTKC, Bogalusa, La.
JOYCE, FRANK
KOB, KOB-TV, Albuquerque,
N. M.
JOYCE, JOHNNY
WFNC, Fayetteville, N. C.
JOYNES, JERRY
WROV, Roanoke, Va.
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KAHN, AL
WAGR, Lumberton, N. C.
KALLAY, ED
WAVE, WAVE-TV,
Louisville, Ky.
KAMINSKI, CHESTER
WAAB, Worcester, Mass.
KANE, MICHAEL J.
WKOK, Sunbury, Pa.
KASSERA, L. G.
WBIZ, Eau Claire, Wis.
KATH, KERM
KGOS, Torrington, Wyo.
KAUFMAN, EDWIN L.
WIZE, Springfield, Ohio
KAUFMAN, SAM
WOL, Washington, D. C.
KEARNS, CHARLIE
WKTY, La Crosse, Wis.
KEATING, WILLIAM
WHYN, WHYN-TV,
Springfield, Mass.
KEHL, BILL
WING, Dayton, Ohio
KEHL, TONY
KOLT, Scottsbluff, Neb.
KEITER, LES
WINS, WABC-TV, New York,
N. Y.
KELLER, BOB
WLBR, Lebanon, Pa.
KELLER, ROGER
WSAZ-TV, Huntington,
W. Va.
KELLY, BILL
WIKB, Iron River, Mich.
KELLY, DAN
CKOY, Ottawa, Ontario
KELLY, GENE
WTP, Philadelphia, Pa.
KELLY, HAL
CKEY, Toronto, Ontario
KELLY, STEVE
WLIP, Kenosha, Wis.
KELLY, THOMAS
WMBD-TV, Peoria, 111.
KEMBERLING, CLIFFORD
WCME, Brunswick, Me.
KEMPER, KEN
WPAD, Paducah, Ky.
KEMPER, WARREN
KPQ, Wenatchee, Wash.
KENNEDY, ED
WKRC-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
KENT, BOB
WOAY-TV, Oak Hill, W. Va.
KERCHER, DICK
WKAM, Goshen, Ind.
KERSHIN, CAL
KMTV, Omaha, Neb.
KESLER, STEVE
WKMT, King's Mountain, N. C.
KETTERSON, WILL
WTRI, Albany, N. Y.
KEYS, DICK
WHIZ, WHIZ-TV, Zanesville,
Ohio
KIMBROUGH, BILL
WALB-TV, Albany, Ga.
KING, BILL
KOLN-TV, Lincoln, Neb.
KING, BILL
WENK, Union City, Tenn.
. 1142
KING, JACK
WROB, West Point, Miss.
KING, LARRY
WAHR, Miami Beach, Fla.
KINGMAN, J. E.
WGAC, Augusta, Ga.
KINSINGER, VERN
KTEL, Walla Walla, Wash.
KIRBY, TED
WGTG, Brunswick, Ga.
KIRKSEY, PAUL
WBAC, Cleveland, Tenn.
KIRMEYER, MIKE
KCOK, Tulare, Calif.
KIRWAN, DENNIS
KJOY, Stockton, Calif.
KISER, JIMMY
WSOC, WSOC-TV, Charlotte,
N. C.
KLAGES, KARL
KVNU, Logan, Utah
KLEIN, DON
KCBS, San Francisco, Calif.
KLEMP, LLOYD
KUBA, Yuba City, Calif.
KLINE, JACK
KBMO, Benson, Minn.
KLINKERMAN, DALE
KWFT, Wichita Falls, Tex.
KLISE, RODERICK
KQTY, Everett, Wash.
KNIGHT, JAMES
WTRF-TV, Wheeling, W. Va.
KORZELIUS, GENE
WBNY, Buffalo, N. Y.
KRAHLING, ED
WFAH, Alliance, Ohio
KRAUSE, ED
WNDU-TV, South Bend, Ind.
KREMER, DON
WKNX-TV, Saginaw, Mich.
KRESAL, E. W.
WKLK, Cloquet, Minn.
LACKAFF, SAM
KENE, Toppenish, Wash.
LADAS, DON
WJOL, Joliet, HI.
LaFRANCHISE, CHARLES
KPTV, Portland, Ore.
LAHM, BILL
WCOW, Sparta, Wis.
LaMEAR, DOUG
KGW, KGW-TV, Portland,
Ore.
LAMEY, BOB
KNAL, Victoria, Tex.
LANE, EDDIE
WKST-TV, New Castle, Pa.
LANE, VAN
WDOK, Cleveland, Ohio
LANG, RAY
KXRA, Alexandria, Minn.
LANGE, BEL
KOVR-TV, Stockton-
Sacramento, Calif.
LANKFORD, RICHARD
WRAY, Princeton, Ind.
LASHLEY, DON
WBIW, Beford, Ind.
LATCHS, GUS
WBUX, Waupaca, Wis.
LAUDERDALE, BILL
KVSO-TV, Ardmore, Okla.
LAURIE, BEN
KONO, San Antonio, Tex.
LAUZE, BOB
WKXL, Concord, N. H.
LAVONG, REGGIE
WHAT, Philadelphia. Pa.
LAWS, BILL
KLX, Oakland, Calif.
LAWSON, BUZ
WGEE, Indianapolis, Ind.
LAWSON, TEX
KCSB, San Bernardino, Calif
$ # SPORTS COMMENTATORS, RADIO-TELEVISION $ $
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LEAMING, JIM
WIP, Philadelphia, Pa.
LEBHAR, BERTRAM JR.
WEAT, West Palm Beach,
Fla.
LeBLANK, CHUCK
WEIM, Fitchburg, Mass.
LEDFORD, CAWOOD
WHAS. WHAS-TV,
Louisville, Ky.
LEE, ALLEN
WRGP-TV, Chattanooga, Tenn.
LEE, BARNEY
WJBK, WJBK-TV, Detroit,
Mich.
LEIGEOIS, BILL
WMBV-TV, Marinette, Wis.
LEIGHTON, ALVER
KLIZ, Brainerd, Minn.
LEMME, JOHN H.
KLTF, Little Falls, Minn.
LEO, FRED
KDBN, KBTV, Denver, Colo.
LEONARD, JIM
WBUY, Lexington, N. C.
LESCOUOE, JACK
B. Nov. 17, 1917; Today, Meet
Hie Champions, NBC-TV; Jackie
Gleason, CBS-TV
LEVIN, HERB
WSOO. Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich.
LEWIS, AUBREY
KTRM, Beaumont, Tex.
LEWIS, BARNEY
WLDS, Jacksonville, 111.
LEWIS, EB
KIT, Yakima, Wash.
LEWIS', EVAN
WBIA, Aug-u&ta, Ga.
LIBBY, EB
WCAW, Charleston, W. Va.
LIEGEOIS, BILL
WMAM, Marinette, Wis.
LINB, ELLIS
KSTN, Stockton, Calif.
LISTER, BILL
WMTV, Madison, Wis.
LITCHFIELD, EDWARD
WPEP, Taunton, Mass.
LLOYD, VINCE
WGN-TV, Chicago, 111.
LOCHMAN, WALT
WHB, Kansas City, Mo.
LOCKETT, PAUL
WNAG, Grenada, Miss.
LOMAX, STAN
WOK, WOR-TV, New York,
N. Y.
LOMBARDI, LOUIS R.
WKNE, Keene, N. H.
LORB, BILL
KJBC, Midland, Tex.
LOVE, BAN
KTBC, KTBC-TV, Austin,
Tex.
LOZANO, GUILLERMO
KCOR, KCOR-TV,
San Antonio, Tex.
LUMAN, ROYCE
KSFA, Nacogdoches, Tex.
LUNDQUIST, ELDY
WTOC, Elkhart, Ind.
LUNDQUIST, JIM
KDHL, Faribault, Minn.
LURIE, AL
KTUC, Tucson, Ariz.
LUTHER, RAY
WVKO, Columbus, Ohio
LUZMOOR, BILL
KOVE, Lander, Wyo.
LYDLE, BILL
WSVA-TV, Harrisonburg-, Va.
LYLES, OBY
WHSC, Hartsville, S. C.
LYNCH, BUB
WWJ, WWJ-TV, Detroit,
Mich.
LYNCH, EDDIE
WBGR, Jesup, Ga.
— Me —
McABAMS, HARRY
KWEW, Hobbs, N. M.
McALEECE, GERALB
KDTH, Dubuque, Iowa
McAllister, don
WDBO-TV, Orlando, Fla.
McAllister, grady
WKKO, Cocoa, Fla.
McARTHUR, DOUG
KTAC, Tacoma, Wash.
McCartney, charles
KLTF, Little Falls, Minn.
McCAUGHEY, PAT
WWSR, St. Albans, Vt.
McCOLGAN, BILL
WGAR, Cleveland, Ohio
McCORMICK, CHARLIE
WJEH, Gallipolis, Ohio
McCURRY, BILL
KOBE, Las Cruces, N. M.
McCUTCHEON, MADISON
KONO, San Antonio, Tex.
Mcdonald, arch
WTOP, WTOP-TV,
Washing~ton, D. C.
Mcdonald, charles
WKAM, Goshen, Ind.
Mcdonough, tom
WENE, Bing-hamton, N. Y.
McGILL, LAWRENCE
WFTM, Maysville, Ky.
McGOWAN, MAX
WDIG, Dothan, Ala.
McGRATH, NED
WJOC, Jamestown, N. Y.
McHARGUE, CORKY
WBOW, Terre Haute, Ind.
McINTYRE, JIM
WISH, WISH-TV,
Indianapolis, Ind.
McKAY, JIM
Saturday Sports Resume, Sun-
day Sports Resume, CBS
McKEE, DICK
WMOU, Berlin, N. H.
McKEE, GOODSON
WACO, Waco, Tex.
McKELFRESH, AL
WTVW, Evansville, Ind.
McKELLAR, DON
WiBLN, Blooming-ton, m.
McKEOWN, GEORGE
WEKZ, Monroe, Wis.
McLEAN, DONALD
WHDL, Olean, N. Y.
McLEAN, JACK
WJPS, WFIE-TV,
Evansville. Ind.
McLINDEN, JAY
WJPB-TV, Fairmont, W. Va.
Mcmullen, dick
WALA-TV, Mobile, Ala.
McNAMEE, jack
WOKO, Albany, N. Y.
— M —
MacADIE, JACK
WICH, Norwich, Conn.
MACDONALD, GEORGE
WLTC, Gastonia, N. C.
MacDONALD, JOHN
WHEC, WHEC-TV, Rochester,
N. Y.
MACK, BOB
WSTN, St. Augnstine, Fla.
MacLEAN, JOHN
MBS
1143
Ma«NEILL, BOB
WSVA-TV, Harrisonburg-, Va.
MacRAE, JOHN
WABI, Bangor, Me.
MacWILLIAMS, BON
WCSH-TV, Portland, Me.
MACY, BOB
WATN, Watertown, N. Y.
MABSEN, REED
KSVC, Richfield, Utah
MAHAR, BICK
KAUS, KMMT-TV, Austin.
Minn .
MAHONEY, JOHN
KVIN, Vinita, Okla.
MAKER, BOB
KCVL, Colville, Wash.
MAKEY, ROBERT
WEAT, West Palm Beach,
Fla.
MALLE, BRUCE
WSAM, Sag-inaw, Mich.
MANGOLB, FRANK
KWPC, Muscatine, Iowa
MANN, BOB
WGIL, Galesburg-, 111.
MANNERS, DAVE
WAPX, Montgomery, Ala.
MANNING, TOM
KYW-TV, Cleveland, Ohio
MAPES, BILL
WOWL-TV. Florence, Ala.
MAPLES, GRABY FRANKLIN
KGMC, Eng-lewood, Colo.
MARGET, MANNY
KVOX, Fargo, N. D.
MARKEY, PAUL
KGUL-TV, Galveston, Tex.
MARS, LEE
KTBS-TV, Shreveport, La.
MARSH, ROY
KASL, Newcastle, Wyo.
MARSHALL, GRANT
KBUR, Burling-ton, Iowa
MARTIN, CHUCK
WANS, Anderson, S. C.
MARTIN, DAVE
WHAS, WHAS-TV,
Louisville, Ky.
MARTIN, DICK
WCMI, Ashland, Ky.
MARTIN, MURPHY
KTRE, KTRE-TV, Lufkin.
Tex.
MARTIN, NED
WCHS, WCHS-TV,
Charleston, W. Va.
MARTIN, REGGIE
WSPD-TV, Toledo, Ohio
MARX, ELZER
WITY, Danville, 111.
MASON, FRANK
WSLB, Og-densburg-, N. Y.
MASON, LUTE
KFMB-TV, San Diego, Calif.
MATTHEWS, NORMAN M.
WDIX, Orangeburg, S. C.
MAXWELL, JOCKO
WNJR, Newark, N. J.
MAYNARD, BILL
KTTS, KTTS-TV, Springfield,
Mo.
MAZER, BILL
WGR-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.
MEEKINS, CLAIR
WFIN, Findlay, Ohio
MEHAFFEY, JAY
KOSA-TV, Odessa, Tex.
MELBY, LLOYB
KLTZ, Glasgow, Mont.
MENKE, ED
WBUY, Lexington, N. C.
MERCER, BILL
KRLD, KRLD-TV, Dallas,
Tex.
MEREDITH, JIM
KBBS, Buffalo, Wyo.
MERNER, BILL
WHAP, Hopewell, Va.
* # SPORTS COMMENTATORS, RADIO-TELEVISION $ #
MERRIMAN, DON
WMNS, Olean, N. Y.
MESSER, FRANK
WRNL, .Richmond, Va.
METIVERE, DONALD
WWSC, Glens Falls, N. Y.
MEYERS, CASEY
KCSB, San Bernardino, Calif.
MICHAEL, RAY
WRC, WRC-TV, Washingrton,
D. C.
MILLER, BOB
KEYZ, Williston, N. D.
MILLER, BUD
WISC-TV, Madison, Wis.
MILLER, ERNEST
KOKA Shreveport, La.
MILLER, JACK B.
KHEP, Phoenix, Ariz.
MILLER, JIM
WLAC, WLAC-TV, Nashville,
Tenn.
MIMS, BILL
KWBY, Colorado Springs,
Colo.
MISTOVICH, MIKE
KVET, Austin, Tex.
MITCHEL, TED
KTIM, San Rafael, Calif.
MITCHELL, BILL
KWFC, Hot Springs, Ark.
MITCHELL, BO
WBSR, Pensacola, Fla.
MITCHELL, BOB
KSIM, Sikeston, Mo.
MITCHELL, JOE
WPSD-TV, Paducah, Ky.
MOLEN, SAM
KMBC, Kansas, City, Mo.
KFRM, Concordia, Kan.
MONROE, BOB
KCHA, Charles City, Iowa
MONSEN, J. SHELDON
KSUB, Cedar City, Utah
MONTEJANO, DICK
KICO, Calexioo, Calif.
MOORE, TED
WFRV-TV, Green Bay, Wis.
MOOREHEAD, TOM
WFIL, Philadelphia, Pa.
MORAN, GUSSIE
WMGM, New York, N. Y.
MOREHOUSE, GENE
WFEA, Manchester, N. H.
MORGAN, HANK
WQXT, Atlanta, Ga.
MORGAN, RAY
WTTG, Washingrton, D. C.
MORISOLI, MIKE
KSBY-TV, San Luis Obispo,
Calif.
MORRIS, ROBERT A.
KBRL, McCook, Neb.
MORRIS, TRUMAN A.
WBEX, Chillicothe, Ohio
MORRIS, VANCE
WNCT, Greenville, N. C.
MORRISON, SI
KMCO, Conroe, Tex.
MORROW, BEN
WCBY, Cheboygan, Mich.
MORTON, CONNIE
WRHL Rock Hill, S. C.
MORTON, ED
WQXI, Atlanta, Ga.
MOSHER, CLURE
WCKT, Miami, Fla.
MOTT, BOBBY
WTVM, Columbus, Ga.
MULHERIN, PAT
WBBQ, Augusta, Ga.
MULLARKEY, TOM
WBAP, WBAP-TV,
Fort Worth, Tex.
MULLINAX, WALLY
WESC, Greenville, S. C.
MULLLNS, MIKE
KIFN, Phoenix, Ariz.
MUNGER, REX
WAPL, Appleton, Wis.
MUNLEY, JACK
KTVH, Hutchinson, Kan.
MUNSON, LARRY
WSM-TV, Nashville, Tenn.
MURDOCK, CHARLIE
WQAM, Miami, Fla.
MURDOCK, HOWARD
WEMS. Michigan City, Ind.
MURPHY, DENNIS
WEBC. Duluth, Minn.
MURPHY, DWAYNE
KNOC, Natchitoches, La.
MURPHY, ED
WCMB, Harrisburg, Pa.
MURPHY, ROBERT
WATW, Ashland, Wis.
MURRAY, DON
WAZL, Hazleton, Pa.
MURRAY, WILLIAM (RED)
KTVA, KFQD, Anchorage,
Alaska
MUZZY, JIM
WHBC, Canton, Ohio
— N —
NAOHTWEIH, LES
KING, KING-TV, Seattle,
Wash.
NAHAN, STU
KCRA, KCRA-TV,
Sacramento, Calif.
NAIMO, JACK
WJOB, Hammond, Ind.
NATION, HERSCHEL
WDEP-TV, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
NAUGLE, DAVE
KFJZ-TV, Fort Worth, Tex.
NEAL, BOB
WERE-TV, Cleveland, Ohio
NEINAS, CHUCK
WBEV, Beaver Dam, Wis.
NELSON, DEV
WIBW-TV, Topeka, Kan.
NELSON, JOHNNY
WWHG, Hornell, N. Y.
NELSON, LINDSEY
WRCA, WRCA-TV, New York,
N. Y.
NEVINS, ELLIOT
WSKN, Saugerties, N. Y.
NEY, CHUCK
KAYL, Storm Lake, Iowa
NICCERSON, JIM
WLBC-TV, Muneie, Iiid.
NICHOLSON, JAMES
WMGW, Meadville, Pa.
NORRIS, BOB
WDVH, Gainesville, Fla.
NORTON, MIKE
WPOR, Portland, Me.
NORTON, RAY
WHHM, Memphis, Tenn.
NO YES, AL
WHAV, Haverhill, Mass.
— o
O'BLENESS, GENE K.
WATO, Oak Ridge, Tenn.
O'BRIEN, SHERRY
WJMJ, Philadelphia, Pa.
OCHMANSKI, LOU
WFAU, Augusta, Me.
0 'HALLO RAN, HAL
KVOO, Tulsa, Okla.
OLES, PAUL
WCDL, Carbondale, Pa.
OLSON, DANNY
KSOO, KSOO-TV,
Sioux Falls, S. D.
OLSON, HERB
KORE, Eugene, Ore.
1144
O'MALLEY, CHICK
WACE, Springefield,-Chicopee,
Mass.
O'MARA, BILL
KING, KING-TV. Seattle,
Wash.
O'NEILL, EUGENE
WWON, Woonsocket, R. I.
O'ROURKB, JOHN
KBIZ, KTVO, Ottumwa, Iowa
ORTIZ, AL
KTRC, Santa Fe, N. M.
OSBORN, GENE
KGGM-TV, Albuquerque,
N. M.
OSBORNE, WAYNE
WOP A, Oak Park, 111.
OSTERMAN, LARRY
KCOW. Alliance, Neb.
OVERMAN, JACK
WPAY, Portsmouth, Ohio
OWEN, ROBERT
WHLF, South Boston, Va.
OWENS, MOREY
WROK, Rockford, 111.
P
PAGE, ELIOT
WDEV, Waterbury, Vt. .
PALM, JIM
WJUN, Mifflintown, Pa.
PALMER, BILL
WSBB, New Smyrna Beaeh,
Fla.
PALMER, HAP
WJOT, Lake City, S. C.
PARKER, DON
WGBB, Freeport. N. Y.
PARKER, ED
KHSL-TV, Chico. Calif.
PARKER, VIRGIL
KRSN, Los Alamos, N. M.
PARKINSON, RALPH
KHOZ, Harrison, N. J.
PARKS, DARYL
WKRC-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
PARMET, GUS
WICE, Providence, R. I.
PARSONS, MARSHALL
WCKR, Miami, Fla.
PASEK, CHUCK
KYSM, Mankato, Minn.
PASS, NOEL
WMOX, Meridian, Miss.
PATRICK, JOE
KFAB, Omaha, Neb.
PATRICK, VAN
WHRV, Ann Arbor, Mich.
PAUL, JIM
WNOK-TV, Columbia, S. C.
PAUL, LEROY
WSFA-TV, Montgomery, Ala.
PAULIN, ED
WMRN, Marion, Ohio
PAYNE, JACK
WOW, WOW-TV, Omaha,
Neb.
PEAK, JIM
KSET, El Paso, Tex.
PENFIELD, ADD
WBTG, Greensboro, N. C.
PERRY, DICK
KISD, Sioux Falls, S. D.
PERRY, JOHN
WGBI, WDAU-TV, Scranton-
Wilkes Barre, Pa.
PETERS, RICHARD
WATH, Athens, Ohio
PETERSEN, KEL
KSUM, Fairmont, Minn.
PETERSON, JOHN
WHHH, Warren, Ohio
PEYTON, JIM
WDSM-TV, Duluth, Minn.
PFEIFAUF, NICK
WTRR, Sanford, Fla.
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PHELAN, JOHN
KTSM, KTSM-TV, El Paso,
Tex.
PIERRO, LOU
WHUC, Hudson, N. Y.
FINER, JACK
WSOO, Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich.
FLATT, BILL
WBBZ, Ponca City, Okla.
PLOC, RUDY
WKOW, WKOW-TV, Madison,
Wis.
POPWELL, JAMES D.
WCEH, Hawkinsville, Ga.
PORTER, JIM
WJEH, Gallipolis, Ohio
POUNDER, RAY
KLAN, Renton, Wash.
POWERS, JIMMY
WRCA, WRCA-TV, New York,
N. Y.
POWERS, PERCY H. JR.
WRBC, Jackson, Miss.
PRATT, FLOYD
WBCM, Bay City, Mich.
PRIESTER, BILLY
WM'IS, Natchez, Miss.
PRIME, HARRY
WCAU-TV, Philadelphia, Pa.
PRINCE, BOB
WCAE, Pittsburgh, Pa.
PROCTOR, BOB
WLBJ, Bowling- Green, Ky.
PRUITT, BOB
WRBL-TV, Columbus, Ga.
PYLES, DAVE
WMOA, Marietta, Ohio
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QUIGLEY, DON D.
KWEI, Weiser, Idaho
QUIHUIS, MIKE
KEVT, Tucson, Ariz.
QUIMBY, LEE
WSBS, Gt. Barrington, Mass
QUINN, JIMMY
WMFC, Monroeville, Ala.
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RAFFERTY, JOHN
WHIT, New Bern, N. C.
RAINS, DOUG
KFDA-TV, Amarillo, Tex.
RAND, FRED
WAZF, Yazoo City, Miss.
RASKIN, RICHARD
WGNY, New-burgh, N. Y.
RATHBUN, JACK
WTVM, Columbus, Ga.
RATHER, DAN
KTRH. Houston, Tex.
RAY, MARVIN
WZRO, Jacksonville Beach,
Fla.
RAYBURN, JOHN
WEEK, WEEK-TV, Peoria,
111.
REDDY, JOHN
WOKY, Milwaukee, Wis.
REDMOND, DON
WPAC, Patchogue, N. Y.
REESE, JIM
KOSA-TV, Odessa, Tex.
REEVE, RAY
WRAL, WRAL-TV, Raleigh,
N. C.
REGAN, BOB
KGB, San Diego, Calif.
REID, JIM
WPTF, Raleigh, N. C.
REIGHARD, RICK
WCUE, Akron, Ohio
REIMERS, BOB
KBRK, Brookings, S. D.
RENEHAN, BILL
WLVA, WLVA-TV,
Lynchburg, Va.
RENFROW, CHARLIE
WHKP, Hendersonville, N. C.
RESLEY, PAT
WTAW, Bryan, Tex.
REYNOLDS, JOHNNIE
WCNT. Centralia, 111.
REYNOLDS, PAUL
WTVT, Tampa, Fla.
REYNOLDS, ROBERT
WJR, Detroit, Mich.
RHOADS, JERRY
KSLV, Monte Vista, Colo.
RHOADS, JERRY
WJNO, West Palm Beach, Fla.
RHODES, RICHARD R.
WMON, Montgomery, W. Va.
RICHARDS, FLOYD
WTIC-TV, Hartford, Conn.
RICHARDSON, RICK
KBMI, Henderson, Nev.
RICHARDSON, ROBERT L.
KEYJ, Jamestown, N. D.
RICHMADE, JOHN
KFLJ, Walsenburg, Colo.
RICHY, BOB
KELP, KELP-TV, El Paso,
Tex.
RICO, WILLIAM V.
WHOM, New York, N. Y.
RIDER, STUART I.
KUAM, KUAM-TV, Agana,
Guam, M. I.
RIFENBURG, DICK
WBEN-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.
RIGGS, JOHN
WRIV, Riverhead, N. Y.
RIGLER, BOB
KCLB, Libby, Mont.
RIMMER, JACK
WGBG, Greensboro, N. C.
RISENHOOVER, DICK
KGNC, KGNC-TV,
Amarillo, Tex.
RISER, JIMMIE C.
WGGG, Gainesville, Fla.
RITZERT, ROBERT
WNAB, Bridgport, Conn.
RIVAS, CARLOS
KPOA, Honolulu, Hawaii
RIZZUTO, PHIL
Sports Time
CBS
ROANE, TOM
WDDT, Greenville, Miss.
ROBERTS, BRUCE
WBBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
ROBERTS, SAM
WHBU, Anderson, Ind.
ROBERTSON, BOB
KTNT, KTNT-TV, Tacoma,
Wash.
ROBERTSON, FORD
WFDA, Amarillo, Tex.
ROBINSON, MAX
WJTN, Jamestown, N. Y.
RODIO, JIM
WOND, Pleasantville, N. J.
ROGERS, GEORGE
KAGR, Yuba City, Calif.
ROGERS, KENNETH
KEiNM, Portales, N. M.
ROMANO, RALPH
WWSC, Glens Falls, N. Y.
ROMINE, ROD
KCJB, KCJB-TV, Minot, N. D.
ROPER, KEITH
WABJ, WNEM-TV, Adrian,
Mich.
ROSCOE, PAUL
KSAL, Salina, Kan.
ROSELLE, JIM
WJTN, Jamestown, N. Y.
ROSS, CHARLIE
WMOU, Berlin, N. e.
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ROSS, JACK
WBBC, Flint, Mich.
ROSS, PHIL
KTHS, KTHV, Little Rock,
Ark.
ROTH, BOB
WTOC-TV, Savannah, Ga.
ROUTH, BILL
WSSC, Sumter, S. C.
ROYER, VIRGIL
WTVB, Cold water, Mich.
RUBIO, ZATARAIN
KCOR, KCOR-TV,
San Antonio, Tex.
RUICK, MELVILLE
City Hospital
CBS
RUNDLES, JAMES
WOK J, Jackson, Miss.
RUSE, DON
KRMW, The Dalles, Ore.
RUSSELL, EARLE
KSJO, San Jose, Calif.
RUST, ART
WWRL, New York, N. Y.
RUSTONS, RAY
WINA, Charlottesville, Va.
RUTLEDGE, BUDDY
WHMA, Anniston, Ala.
RUTLEDGE, KEN
KRIG, Odessa, Tex.
RYAN, BILL
WNOG, Naples, Fla.
S
SADLER, ROBERT
WPAR, Parkersburg, W. Va.
SAMP, PHIL
WMBiD, WMBD-TV, Peoria,
111.
SANDERS, STU
KFOX, Long Beach, Calif.
SANVILLE, LARRY
KPLT, Paris, Tex.
SAUER, JOHNNY
WING, Dayton, Ohio
SAUNDERS, ERNIE
WMUR-TV, Manchester, N. H.
SAUTER, DAVE
WTRI, Albany, N. Y.
SCANNELL, JIM
WMBV-TV, Marinette, Wis.
SCEARCE, BOB
WAFB-TV, Baton Rouge, La.
SCHAPER, HERB
KNUJ, New Ulm, Minn.
SCHEiYKEL, CHRIS
B. Aug. 21, 1923, Wcubash, Ind.;
St. Nicks Boxing, DuiMont; New
York Footbaill Giants, Football
Roundup, Horse Racing, CBS-TV;
Tele Sports Digest, Tel RA Pro-
ductionis, Milwaukee Braves, Mid-
west Network; Sports Final,
WABC-TV
SCHERMERHORN, JOHN
WKOW-TV, Madison, Wis.
SCHOLEM, RICHARD JAY
WTIG, Massillon, Ohio
SCHORR, RICHARD
WHOK, Lancaster, Ohio
SCHRADER, WALT
WBOY-TV, Clarksburg,
W. Va.
SCHRECENGOST, TOM
WACB, Kittanning, Pa.
SCHULZE, DICK
WCWC, Ripon, Wis.
SCHUSSLER, DALE
WKWK, Wheeling, W. Va.
SCHWEDER, JOHN
WGPA, Bethlehem, Pa.
SCHWING, BILL
WBBF, WCBF-TV.
Rochester, N. Y.
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SCOTT, HAROLD
WJAC-TV, Johnstown, Pa.
SCOTT, RAY
WNOP, Newport, Ky.
SCOTT, RAY
KDKA, KDKA-TV,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
SENYCZKO, EDAVARD
WTTH, Port Huron, Mich.
SERPICO, DAN
WOCB, West Yarmouth, Mass.
SBVEY, BOB
KULA-TV, Honolulu, Hawaii
SHADBURN, BILL
WSAV, WSAV-TV,
Savannah, Ga.
SHAFFER, MAX
WDAN, WDAN-TV, Danville,
111.
SHANLEY, GIB
WOHO, Toledo, Ohio
SHARP, JACK
KJOE, Shreveport, La.
SHAVER, DANNY
WAGE, Lumberton, N. C.
SHEIL, BILL
WREX-TV, Rockford, 111.
SHELDON, RUSS
KOLO, Reno, Nev.
SHEPARD, STEVE
KMTV, Omaha, Neb.
SHERMAN, W. C. "BUD"
WBAP, WBAP- TV,
Fort Worth, Tex.
SHIPLEY, ROBERT
WJMA, Orange, Va.
SHRIVER, BILL
WTOW, Towson, Md.
SHULL, CHUCK
WRVA-TV, Richmond, Va.
SHUTTS, WILLIAM F.
KVOC, Casper, Wyo.
SIMONDS, RAYMOND
WTSA, Brattleboro, Vt.
SIMPSON, JIM
WRC, WRC-TV, Washing-ton,
D. C.
SIMS, FRANK
WKMH, Dearborn-Detroit,
Mich.
SKEITH, BILL
KTMC, McAlester, Okla.
SLATER, MANNING
WICC, Bridgeport, Conn.
SLATER, SAM
WCOM, Parkersburg, W. Va.
SLAYTON, GLENN
WFUN, Huntsville, Ala.
SMITH, AL
WFLO, Farmville, Va.
SMITH, ART
WFRX, West Frankfort, 111.
SMITH, BOB
WRVA, Richmond, Va.
SMITH, BORDEN
WKSB, Milford, Del.
SMITH, BOCKY
WLOF-TV, Orlando, Fla.
SMITH, CAL
WWXL, Manchester, Ky.
SMITH, DALE
WMRF, Lewistown, Pa.
SMITH, HAL
WELP, Easley, S. C.
SMITH, JIM
WHLL, Wheeling-, W. Va.
SMITH, ROBERT
KKTV, Colorado Springs,
Colo.
SMITH, RUSS
KLPM, Minot, N. D.
SMOTHERS, JIMMY
WZOB, Fort Payne, Ala.
SNOW, SPENCER
KFIR, North Bend, Ore.
SNYDER, DWIGHT
WJAY, Mullins, S. C.
SNYDER, ED
WDAX, MoRae, Ga.
SOBEL, BUD
WNOX, Knoxville, Tenn.
SOBOL, JOHNNY
WILK, WILK-TV,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
SOLIE, GORDON
WTSP, St. Petersburg, Fla,
SOLOMON, JAY
WHRV, Ann Arbor, Mich.
SOMMERVILLE, DAVE
WFYC, Alma, Mieh.
SORG, DICK
WFRO, Fremont, Ohio
SOSH, WINKEY
WRUS, Russellville, Ky.
SPECIAL, JOHNNY
WFMD, Frederick, Md.
SPENCER, LESTER G.
WKBV, Richmond, Ind.
SPENCER, MILTON
WFLA, WFLA-TV, Tampa,
Fla.
SPIKER, JESS
WEDO, McKeesport, Pa.
SPRACKLIN, JIM
KWYO, Sheridan, Wyo.
SQUIER, KEN
WDEV. Wat^rbury, Vt.
STANCZYK, DON
KRAL, Rawlins, Wyo.
STANGEL, WOODY
WOMT, Manitowoc, Wis.
STANLEY, BILL
WNOE, New Orleans, La.
STANTON, PETE
WJPA, Washington, Pa.
STARR, BOB
WJBC, Bloo-mington, 111.
STEELE, BOB
WTIC-TV, Hartford, Conn.
STEPHENS, MAXIE
WRJW, Picayune, Miss.
STERN, BILL
MBS
STETHMAYR, CAL
KLFT, Colden Meadow, La.
STEWART, LAKRY
WDWS, Champaign, 111.
STIEGLER, ERNIE
WAEB, Allentown, Pa.
STONE, RONNIE
KSWO, KSWO-TV, Lawton,
Okla.
STOREY, ROY
KNX, Los Angeles, Calif.
STORY, EDWARD
WGH, Norfolk-Newport News,
Va.
STOUT, ALLEN
WLW-T, Cincinnati, Ohio
STRATTON, DICK
WMBR-TV, Jacksonville, Fla.
STRATTON, GIL
KNXT, Los Angeles, Calif.
STRICKLAND, DEAN
WHNY, McComb, Miss.
STRONG, FORD
KSTR, Grand Junction, Colo.
SUCHER, LYNN
KFBI, Wichita, Kan.
SULLIVAN, JIM
WDOG, Marine City, Mich.
SUMMERS, LOUIS
WOIC, Columbia, S. C.
SUTTERFIELD, PHIL
WCSC, WOSC-TV,
Charleston, S. C.
SUTTON, DeVON
KOGA, Ogallala, Neb.
SWAN, JOHN
WHAB, Baxley, Ga.
SWEENEY, DICK
WGWR, Asheboro, N. C.
SWEENEY, FRANK
WJJD, Chicago, 111.
SWINNEY, ED
KCID, Caldwell, Idaho
SWISHER, BOB
WPSD-TV, Paducah, Ky.
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TABNER, DOUG
WTOL, Toledo, Ohio
TAFT, BILL
KCLS, Flagstaff, Ariz.
TASNADY, JOHN
KUGN, Eugene, Ore.
TATE, VERNER
WFBC-TV, Greenville, S. C.
TAYLOR, BOB
WVSC, Somerset, Pa.
TAYLOR, RICHARD
WBTW, Florence, S. C.
TAYLOR, RUSS
CFCF, Montreal, Quebec
TEBBE, DON
KMA, KMTV, Shenandoah,
Iowa
TEDDER, HOWIE
WTTM, Trenton, N. J.
TENNANT, BOB
WHEC-TV, Rochester, N. Y.
TENNENT, LINDSAY
WCBI-TV, Columbus, Miss.
TERRY, BOB
KFNF, Shenandoah, Iowa
THACKER, JIM
WSAZ-TV, Huntington,
W. Va.
THACKER, TOM
KWKC, Abilene, Tex.
THILENIUS, ED
WRFC, Athens, Ga.
THOMAS, BOBBY
WMEV, Marion, Va.
THOMAS, GLENN
WJEJ, Hagerstown, Md.
THOMAS. ROLLIE
KPI, Los Angeles,, Calif.
THOMASSON, HOMER
WDVA, Danville, Va.
THOMPSON, CORLEY
KBTN, Neosho, Mo.
THOMPSON, JIMMY
WJJL, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
THORNLEY, HANK
KBET-TV, Sacramento, Calif.
THURSON, LARRY
KCID, Caldwell, Idaho
TIDWELL, TRAVIS
WSGN, Birmingham, Ala.
TIGHE, RON
KSID, Sidney, Neb.
TOEPPE, JACK
WATT, WPBN-TV, Cadillac,
Mich.
TOLBBRT, JERRY
KOA-TV, Denver, Colo.
TOLBERT, WINDELL
WBLO, Evergreen, Ala.
TORGERSON, STAN
WMCT, Memphis, Tenn.
TOWNSEND, JAY
KPEL, Lafayette, La.
TRABER, JIMMY
KNAL, Victoria, Tex.
TREWET, BUD
KKOG, Ogden, Utah
TROTTER, HUGH (SKIP)
WSEV, Sevierville, Tenn.
TSOHUMY, GEORGE
KONG, Visalia, Calif.
TUCKER, JOB
WWSW, Pittsburgh, Pa.
TUCKER, TOMMY
WZOK, Jacksonville, Fla.
TURON, ED
WEOL, Elyria, Ohio
TURRENTINE, R. C.
WCRE, Cheraw, S. C.
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UFER, ROBERT
WPAG-TV, Ann Arbor, Mich.
UHLIS, FRAN
KGBX, Springfield, Mo.
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ULRICH, MAX
WSJS, WSJS-TV,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
UNDERWOOD, RALPH T.
WONB, Connersville, Ind.
UPRIGHT, GENE
WIS-TV, Columbia, S. C.
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VACHE, ROBERT
KVAR. Mesa, Ariz.
VALENTI, FRANK
KGMB. KGMB-TV, KMAU-TV,
EHBC-TV, Honolulu, T. H.
VALICENTI, JOE
WBBW, Youngstown, Ohio
VANDENBERG, ED
WKRZ, Oil City, Pa.
VANDERHEYDEN, ROBERT
WSTC, Stamford, Conn.
VANDERSLOOT, CHUCK
WFUR, Grand Rapids, Mich.
VANHAGGEN, STAN
KROG, Sonora, Calif.
VANKUREN, JIM
OKLW, OKLW-TV, Detroit,
Mich.
VANSANT, JOHN T.
WSAN, Allentown, Pa.
VARGO, AL
WAVY-TV, Norfolk, Va.
VARLEY, MAC
KCAR, Clarksville, Tex.
VAUGHN, RICHARD
WARE, Ware, Mass.
VENNER, FRANK
WSPD-TV, Toledo, Ohio
VICK, DICK
KGEZ, KGEZ-TV,
Kalispell. Mont.
VILLANI, JOHN
WEiLC, Welch, W. Va.
VOLKEMA, HAL
WHTC, Holland, Mich.
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WAITE, DAVE
WDAM-TV, Hattiesburg:,
Miss.
WALDEN, WARREN
WJAR-TV, Providence, R. I.
WALESKI, EDDIE
WSBA-TV, York, Pa.
WALKER, DREW
KWRO, CbQuille, Ore.
WALKER, HAL
WXIX, Milwaukee, Wis.
WALKER, JOE
WMBM, Miami Beach, Fla.
WALKER, LLOYD
KFTM, Ft. Morg-an, Colo.
WALLACE, ROSS
WACO, Waco, Tex.
WALLIS, DAVE
KCLA, Pine Bluff, Ark.
WALSH, FRANK
WBCM, Bay City, Mich.
WALSHAK, DAVID
KCTI, Gonzales, Tex.
WALTMAN, LAVERNE
WLPO, La Salle, 111.
WALTON, EARL
WJZM, Clarksville, Tenn.
WALTON, R.
WSPN, Saratog-a Springs,
N. Y.
WANZER, HAL
WLSI, Pikeville, Ky.
WARD, BILL
WBT, WBTV, Charlotte, N. C.
WARD, JOHN
WKGN, Knoxville, Tenn.
WARREN, ARCHIE
WYCL, York, S. C.
COMMENTATORS, RADIO-TELEVISION * #
WARREN. MELVIN
WHOE, Leaksville, N. C.
WATERHOUSE, LARRY
WCMR, Elkhart, Ind.
WATSON, CHARLES
KBOA, Kennett, Mo.
WATSON, JIM
WWNS, Statesboro, Ga.
WATTRICK, DON
WXYZ, WXYZ-TV, Detroit,
Mich.
WEAVER, BOB
KXO, El Centro, Calif.
WEAVER, HANK
KABC, KABC-TV,
Los Ang-eles, Calif.
WEAVER, RICK
KFH, Wichita, Kan.
WEBB, JIM
WMSR, Manchester, Tenn.
WEEMS, WILLIE
WMAG, Forest, Miss.
WEILER, BOB
KDIX, KDIX-TV,
Dickinson, N. D.
WEISER, DAVE
KEYY. Provo, Utah
WELBORNE, CURT
WGBG, Greensboro, N. C.
WELCH, JOE
WSAR, Fall River, Mass.
WELLS, BILL
KWRF, Warren, Ark.
WELLS, DON
WCFL, Chicago, 111.
WELLS, GEORGE
KFH, Wichita, Kan.
WELLS, LEFTY
KVKM, Monahans, Tex.
WELLS, LINN
WGAN-TV, Portland, Me.
WELSH, BILL
KTTV, Hollywood, Calif.
WENDLANDT, LEW
WGEZ, Beloit, Wis.
WEST, JIM
WBAL, WBAL-TV,
Baltimore, Md.
WESTERVELT, R. H.
WJBS, DeLand, Fla.
WHALEN, JOSEPH B.
WVPO, Stroudsburg", . Pa.
WHITAKER, BOB
WMIX, Mt .Vernon, 111.
WHITE, TERRY
WHAW, Weston, W. Va.
WHITLOCK, CHUCK
KROD, KROD-TV, El Paso,
Tex.
WHITNEY, PHIL
WINC, Winchester, Va.
WHITSON, BOB
WMAK, Nashville, Tenn.
WHITTED, NORFLEY
WSRC, Durham, N. C.
WHYTE, ROBERT A.
KFEQ, KFEQ-TV,
St. Joseph, Mo.
WILLIAMS, CHUCK
KWNO, Winona, Minn.
WILLIAMS, GARNET
WFIW, Fairfield, HI.
WILLIAMS, LEE
WTVL, Waterville, Me.
WILLIAMS, OMAR
WLWD, Dayton, Ohio
WILLS, MICKEY
WJLD, Birmingham, Ala.
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WILNER, RON
WAYE, Baltimore, Md.
WILSON, BERNARD
KAAA, Kingman, Ariz.
WILSON, BOB
KETV, Omaha, Neb.
WILSON, CHUCK
WBVP, Beaver Falls, Pa.
WILSON, JOE
ABC-TV
WILSON, ROY
WJPA, Washing-ton, Pa.
WINGATE, DON
WAAG, Add, Ga.
WISE, WES
WFAA, WFAA-TV, Dallas,
Tex.
WOLF, ART
WMBF-TV, Binghamton, N. Y.
WOLF, C.
WNBF-TV, Binghamton, N.Y.
WOLF, FRED
WXYZ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
WOLF, HAL
KNBC, San Francisco, Calif.
WOLFF, BOB
WWDC, Washington, D. C.
WOOD, EARL
WROC-TV, Rochester, N. Y.
WOOD, GEORGE
KENS-TV, San Antonio, Tex.
WOODMAN, DAVE
KNDE-TV, Monroe, La.
WOODSIDE, SAM
WHCU, Ithaca, N. Y.
WOODWARD, LeROY
WVJS, Owensboro, Ky.
WYATT, GEORGE
WCMA, Corinth, Miss.
WYLIE, BOB
WAKR-TV, Akron, Ohio
WYMAN, MAL
KALL, Salt Lake City, Utah
WYNNE, BILL
WOWL-TV, Florence, Ala.
WYNNE, JIMMY
WAIR, Winston-Salem, N. C.
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YELLAND, STARR
KLZ-TV, Denver, Colo.
YENTES, GERALD
WMOR, Morehead, Ky.
YORK, TOM
WBRC-TV, Birmingham, Ala.
YOUNG, J. NORMAN
WEGO, Concord, N. C.
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ZABITKA, MATT
WDRF, Chester, Pa.
ZECCHINI, FRANK
KFMA, Davenport, Iowa
ZELICH, MARK
WSAU-TV, Wausau, Wis.
ZENNER, BOB
KWWL, KWWL-TV,
Waterloo, Iowa
ZIMMER, LARRY
KFRU, Columbia, Mo.
ZIMMERMAN, BOB
KRUX, Phoenix, Ariz.
ZOOG, A. HARRY
WEIC, Charleston, 111.
ZUBER, ED
WYVE, Wytheville, Va.
BEN GRAUER
NBC
Radio
TV
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PRESSMAN
WRCA/WRCA-TV
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WEDO, McKeesport, Pa.
ACHOR, DAVE
WCHI,, Chillioothe, Ohio
ADAMS, CEDRIC
WCOO, WCCO-TV,
Minneapolis, Minn.
ADAMS, RON
KVOD, Denver, Colo.
ADAMS, W. CLARENCE
KBTM, Jonesboro, Ark.
AKERS, CARL
KLZ-TV, Denver, Colo.
ALCOTT, CARROLL
KNX, Los Angeles, Calif.
ALDRICH, LES
KICA, ClovLs, N. M.
ALLEN, CLARE
WEBR, Buffalo, N. Y.
ALLEN, DON
KIMN, Denver, Colo.
ALLEN, FRANK
KOWH, Omaha, Neb.
ALLEN, FRED
KSiRO, Santa Rosa, Calif.
ALLEN, GEORGE
WBVP, Beaver Falls, Pa.
ALVAREZ, GUSTAVO
KOOR, KCOR-TV,
San Antonio, Tex.
ANDERSON, AL
KTRH, Houston, Tex.
ANDRIESE, TED
WFUR, Grand Rapids, Mich.
ANTHONY, DICK
KDAL, KDAL-TV, Duluth,
Minn.
ANTHONY, JULIAN
John Daly and the News
ABC-TV
AUDREY, BOB
WHAT, Philadelphia, Pa.
ARMSTRONG, BILL
WRAL-TV, Raleigh, N. C.
ARMSTRONG, JOHN
WHDL, Olean, N. Y.
ARTHUR, BOB
WEEK, WEEK-TV, Peoria,
111.
ASH, MERRILL
KOL, Seattle, Wash.
ASHER, JAMES D.
WJDA, Quiney, Mass.
ASHLEY, CHARLES
WEEI, Boston, Mass.
ATKINS, TOM
WPTA, Fort Wayne, Ind.
ATKINSON, STAN
KCRA-TV, Sacramento, Calif.
AYCRIGG, BEN
WLOF-TV, Orlando, Fla.
— B —
BACK, GUNNAR
WFIL, Philadelphia, Pa.
BACKLIN, JIM
KFYR-TV, Bismarck, N. D.
JOHN WINGATE
WOR News . . . "Night Beat'
RACKMAN, LON
WBOF, Virginia Beach, Va.
BADER, HUGH
WHB, Kansas City, Mo.
BAKER, HAROLD
WFGA-TV, Jacksonville, Fla.
BAKER, JOHN
WHBC. Canton, Ohio
BALL, BOB
WDSM-TV, Duluth, Minn.
BALMERT, FRANK
WPAY, Portsmouth, Ohio
BANCROFT, GRIFFING
News, Capitol Cloakroom, The
Leading Question
CBS
BANGHART,
KENNETH
B. Sept. 11, New Jersey; 8:55
A.M. iNiews, Sunday Eleventh Hour
News, WRCA-TV; Ken Bangharr
Show, 4:05-6:00 P.M., WRCA;
6 P,M. News, NBC
BARATH, RAY
WAJM, WAIM-TV, Anderson,
S. C.
BARCLAY, PAUL
WHUM, WHUM-TV, Reading-,
Pa.
BARENTS, BARRY
WKNB, WNBC, New Britain,
Conn.
KENNETH BANGHART
NBC — WRCA - WRCA-TV
CI 7-8300
1149
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BARKER, EDDIE
KRLD, KRLD-TV, Dallas,
Tex.
BARNES, CHRIS
WALE, Fall River, Mass.
BARRETT, RICHARD
KREM-TV, Spokane, Wash.
BARRIOS, JOSE
KIWW, San Antonio, Tex.
BARRON, KARL
KTIM, San Rafael, Calif.
BARRY, BOB
WMNS, Olean, N. Y.
BARTHOLOMOW, JOHN
K'KTV, Colorado Springs,
Colo.
BASS, BERNICE
WHBI, Newark, N. J.
BASSO, NICK
WSAZ-TV, Hunting-ton,
W. Va.
BATTS, J. WAYMAN
WPET, Greensboro, N. C.
BEAN, BOB
WRTV, Charlotte, N. C.
BEATTY, MORGAN
News of the World, Monitor
NBC
BEAUCHAMP, DENNIS
WDMJ-TV, Marquette, Mich.
BEDFORD, PAUL
KYW-TV, Cleveland, Ohio
BELL, NICK
WGUY, Bangor, Me.
BELL, RIDLEY
WRBL-TV, Columbus, Ga.
BENTLEY, JULIAN
WBBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
BENTON, MONROE
WELM, Elmira, N. Y.
BERK, PHIL
KOMU-TV, Columbia, Mo.
BERKLEY, GEORGE
WAAB, Worcester, Mass.
BERRILL, LARRY
KBIG, Avalon, Calif.
BEST, VICTOR
WBZ-TV, Boston, Mass.
BEUHLER, DON
WHFB, Benton Harbor, Mich.
BINGHAM, BOB
WLBS, Birmingrham, Ala.
BISHOFF, WALTER
WTUX, Wilmington, Del.
BISHOP, PAT
KFI, Los Angeles, Calif.
BISSETT, FRANK
KRLD-TV, Dallas, Tex.
BISSEY, JAMES
WBLY, Springfield, Ohio
BLAINE, GENE
WAKE, Atlanta, Ga.
BLAIR, FRANK
Today Show, Monitor
NBC. NBC-TV
BLANCHARD, DICK
WEAW, Evanston, 111.
BLANCHARD, RED
KPOP, Los Angeles, Calif.
BOAZ, BOB
Esse Reporter
WCHS-TV, Charleston, W. Va.
BODDEN, BOB
WSWW, Platteville, Wis.
BOGGS, NEIL
WCHS-TV, Charleston, W. Va.
BOISSEAU, PAT
WKRC-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
BOLEN, BILL
WSGN, Birmingham, Ala.
BOLTON, LES
KARK, KARK-TV, Little
Rock, Ark.
BOLTON, PAUL
KTBC, KTBC-TV, Austin,
Tex.
BOND, BUD
KTAC, Tacoma, Wash.
BORDEN, JACK
WHCT, Hartford, Conn.
BOYD, FORREST
WLW-I, Indianapolis, Ind.
BRACH, HENRY
WBNY, Buffalo, N. Y.
BRADFORD, BOB
WRFC, Athens, Ga.
BRADFORD, JOHN
WCCM, Lawrence, Mass.
BRADLEY, JOHN L.
KSL, KSL-TV, Salt Lake City,
Utah
BRAND, PAUL
WNBF-TV, Binghamton, N. Y.
BRANT, ROBERT F.
WTIV, Titusville, Pa.
BRANUM, CHARLES
WEBQ, Harrisburg, 111.
BREEDIN, J. K.
WNOK, WNOK-TV, Columbia,
S. C.
BRENDLER, GENE
KPTV, Portland, Ore.
BRINGHAM, DAVE
WJET, Erie, Pa.
BRINKLEY, DAVIE
NBC-TV
BRINKLEY, RUSS
WHP, WHP-TV, Harrisburg,
Pa,
BROKAW,, FOREST
KVOO, Tulsa, Okla.
BRONSON, RICHARD B.
WABI, Bangor, Me.
BROOK, PHIL
WiDBO-TV, Orlando, Fla.
BROOKS, BILL
KCKT-TV, Great Bend, Kan.
BROOKS, CLIFF
WGBF, Evansville, Ind.
BOB WILSON
NBC - New York
1150
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BROOKS, NED
Three Star Extra; Meet the
NBC, NBC-TV
BROOKS, WETMAN
WTVM, Columbus, G-a.
BROUGHMAN, GLEN
WRBL, WRBL-TV, Columbus,
Ga.
BROWN, CECIL
ABN
BROWN, GLENN
WDLB, Marshfield, Wis.
BROWN, HOWARD
WCKT, Miami, Fla.
BROWN, HUGH
KXLR, N. Little Rock, Ark.
BROWN, R. FRED JR.
WLOS-TV, Asheville, N. C.
BROWN, ROBERT
WMAY, WMAY-TV, Spring-
field. 111.
BROWN, STAN
KLZ-TV Denver, Colo,
BROWNING, BOB
WSKN, Saugerties, N. Y.
BRUNER, BOB
WMT-TV, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
BRYANT, TED
KING-TV, Seattle, Wash.
BRYSON, CONREY
KTSM, KTSM-TV, El Paso,
Tex.
BUCK, HERB
WWTB, Tampa, Fla.
BUNDLIE, CHARLES K.
KNOX, KNOX-TV, Grand
Forks, N. D>.
BURDETT, WINSTON
CBS-TV
BURK, SAM
KIRX, Kirksville, Mo.
BURKE, JAMES
WAVY-TV, Norfolk, Va.
BURKE, TODD
WEOL, Elyria, Ohio
BURNS, BILL
KDKA-TV, Pittsburgh, Pa.
BUTLER, COIT
KONO, San Antonio, Tex.
BUTNER, JOHN
KGL-E, Cleburne, Tex.
BUTTERFIELD, R. B.
WLOX, Biloxi, Miss.
BUTZ, BOB
KLZ-TV, Denver, Colo.
BYRON, JAMES A.
WBAP, WBAP-TV,
Fort Worth, Tex.
— c —
CAINE, BEN
KDEF. Albuquerque, N. M.
CALDWELL, CHARLES
WJPS, Evansville, Ind.
CALDWELL, HOWARD
WTHI, Terre Haute, Ind.
CALMER, NED
News; The World Tonight
CBS
CAMPBELL, MAL
WAJR, Morgantown, W. Va.
CAMPBELL, REX L.
KSL, KSL-TV, Salt Lake City,
Utah
CANHAM, ERWIN D.
ABN, ABC-TV
CARLIN, BOB
WANE, WANE-TV,
Ft. Wayne, Ind.
CARLSON, RICHARD
WLYC, Williamsport, Pa.
CARMEN, NEAL
WE.SO, Southbridge, Mass.
CARRIER, JOHN
WEIM, Fitchburgr, Mass.
CARTER, HORACE W.
WMFD-TV, Wilmington, N. C.
CARTER, WINFRED R.
WMFR, Higrh Point, N. C.
CASE, NELSON, JR.
WPST-TV, Miami, Fla.
CASEY, MARY ANN
KEY-T, Santa Barbara, Calif.
CASSELL, CLANCY
KCBS, San Francisco, Calif.
CASSIDY, HENRY
News
NBC
CASTLE, CHARLES C.
WGMA, Hollywood, Fla.
CASTOR, JERRY
WCSI, Columbus, Ind.
CAUDLE, BOB
WTOC-TV, Savannah, Ga.
CAVIN, RODNEY
WEAT, West Palm Beaeh,
Fla
CAWLEY, TOM
WTNR-TV, Bing-hamton, N. Y.
CEDERBERG, CARL
WWJ, WWJ-TV, Detroit,
Mich.
CERULA, PAUL
WAZL, Hazleton, Pa.
CHAMBERS, JIM
WHOL, Allentown, Pa.
CHAMBERS, STAN
KTLA, Los Angeles, Calif.
CHAPA, J. A.
WSBC, Chicago, 111.
CHAPEL, JOHN K.
KLX, Oakland, Calif.
CHAPLIN, W. W.
News
NBC
CHAPMAN, ARCH
KWWL, KWWL-TV, Waterloo,
Iowa
CHAPMAN, TOM
KSON, San Diego, Calif.
CHAPPEL, LOU
WDMJ-TV, Marquette, Mich.
CHARLES, BILL
WSPD-TV, Toledo, Ohio
CHATFIELD, CHARLES J.
WHCU, Ithaca, N. Y.
CHENEY, RAYMOND J,
WMIX, Mt. Vernon, 111.
CHERRY, HUGH
WSIX-TV, Nashville, Tenn.
CHILSEN, WALTER J.
WSAU-TV, Wausau, Wis.
CHRISTENSEN, RAY
WLOL, Minneapolis, Minn.
CHRISTIE, GEORGE
WTSP, St. Petersburg, Fla.
CHURCH, WELLS
CBS-TV
CLARK, BLAIR
The World Tonight
CBS
CLARK, DALE
WAGA, WAGA-TV, Atlanta,
Ga.
CLARK, RAY
WOW, WOW-TV, Omaha, Neb.
CLARK, TYLER
KENI-TV, Anchorage, Alaska
CLEARV, J. M.
WE SB, Bradford, Pa.
CLEAVER, JIM
WBCK, Battle Creek, Mich.
CLELAND, BOB
KTNT, Tacoma, Wash.
CLEMENTS, JACK
WRVA, Richmond, Va.
CLIFFORD, KEN
KCOK, Tulare, Calif.
CLYDE, BOB
WREX-TV, Rockford, 111.
COATES, PAUL
Tonight Show
NBC-TV
COBB, JOE
WCSH-TV, Portland, Me.
COCHRAN, RON
WCBS-TV, New York, N. Y.
COFFIN, TRIS
WWDC. Washington, D. C.
COLLINGWOOD, CHARLES
CBS
COLLINS, JUD
WSM-TV, Nashville, Tenn.
COLLINS, REID
KWTX, Waco, Tex.
COMBS, GEORGE HAMILTON
WABC, New York, N. Y.
COMPTON, DICK
WNAX. Yankton, S. D.
COMPTON, WALTER
MBS (Washington)
CONNOR, TOM
WEEK, WEEK-TV, Peoria, 111.
CONNORS, DAVE
WNLC, New London, Conn.
CONOWAY, RAY
KTRK-TV, Houston, Tex.
CONRAD, STEVE
WRGP-TV, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
CONSIDINE, BOB
Tonight Show, News
NBC, NBC-TV
CONWAY, TOM
WKNB, WNBC, New Britain,
Conn .
CORBIN, LOU
WFBR, Baltimore, Md.
CORDRAY, BOB
WPFB, Middletown, Ohio
CORLEY, BOB
WQXT, Atlanta, Ga.
COSTANTINO, JOE
KEY-T, Santa Barbara, Calif.
COSTELLO, BILL
ABN, ABC-TV, Washington,
D. C.
COSTELLO, ED
KOSA-TV, Odessa, Tex.
COVAIA, AL
KJBS, San Francisco, Calif.
CRABILL,VON
WAVE, Dayton, Ohio
CRAEGER, JOEL
ABN
CRAIG, CHARLES
WDVA, Danville, Va,
CRANE, DAVID H.
WDEV, Waterbury, Vt.
CREMER, CHARLES
WREX-TV. Rockford, 111.
CRONKITE, WALTER
Answer, Please! CBS News;
The Twentieth Century
(narrator) CBS
CROSS, MILTON
ABN
CROUCH, AL
KENT, Shreveport, La.
CUMMISKEY, JOE
WHEN, WHEN-TV, Syracuse,
N. Y.
CUNNINGHAM, BILL
MBS
CURTIS, JIM
WSBA-TV, York, Pa.
CURTIS, RAY
WDAM-TV, Hattiesburg, Miss.
— D —
DALE, ALLAN
KEYS, Corpus Christi, Tex.
DALTON, KEN
WEET, Brockton, Mass.
DALY, JOHN
ABN, ABC-TV
DANIELS, BILL
KFWB, Los Angeles, Calif.
DANTZLER, RAY
WFGA-TV, Jacksonville, Fla.
DARY, DAVE
KWFT, Wichita Falls, Tex.
DAVIDSON, W. R.
WAKN, Aiken, S. C.
DA VIES, BOB
KVOD, Denver, Colo.
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DAVIS, GARY C.
WHPE, High Point, N. C.
DAVIS, SID
WKBN, WKBN-TV, Youngs-
town, Ohio
DAVIS. TED
WRAL, WRAL-TV, Raleigh,
N. C.
DAVIS. WAYNE
WESC. Greenville, S. C.
DAY, CHARLES
WGAR, Cleveland, Ohio
DAY. JOHN
WHDH-TV. Boston, Mass.
DAYE. ROLAND E.
WAFB-TV. Baton Rouge, La.
DEAN, CAROL
WCOU. Lewiston, Me.
DEBNAM, W. E.
WNCT, Greenville, N. C.
DECKER, BEN
WQXT, Palm Beach, Fla.
DECKER, TOM
W VET-TV, Rochester, N. Y.
DEE. JUNE
KWBB. Wichita, Kan.
DELLA MALVA, JOSEPH
WDGY, Minneapolis, Minn.
DEVERILL, ED
KFSD. San Diego, Calif.
DEWART, JAMES
WERC, Erie, Pa.
DIAMOND, ACE
KACE, Riverside, Calif.
DICKSON, CHUCK
KCUL, Fort Worth, Tex.
DIEHL, BILL
WL0W, Norfolk, Va.
DIETZ, DICK
WAKR-TV, Akron, Ohio
DIXON, LARRY
KYTV, Springfield, Mo.
DIXON, RANDY
WDAS, Philadelphia, Pa.
DOGGETTE, HARRY
WVEC-TV, Hampton-Norfolk,
Va.
DOLAN, FRANK
WKOP, Binghamton, N. Y.
DONNELLA, BILL
WSJV, WTRC, South Bend-
Elkhart, Ind.
DOOLITTLE, LEWIS
WCMB. Harrisburg, Pa.
DORAIS, BILL
KLX, Oakland, Calif.
DOREMUS, WARREN
WHEC, WHEC-TV, Rochester,
N. Y.
DORR, RUSSELL A.
WGAN-TV, Portland, Me.
DORSEY, CLAUDE
KMBC, Kansas Citv, Mo.
KFRM, Concordia. Kan.
DOWNS, BILL
CBS-TV
DOYLE, GEORGE
KFH, Wichita, Kan.
DOYLE, TOM
KOB, KOB-TV, Albuquerque,
N. M.
DRAKE, MYRON
KTAR, KVAR, Phoenix, Ariz
DREIER, ALEX
News, Man on the Go
NBC
DRYFOOS, LEON
WLEU, Erie, Pa.
DUFFY, ROBERT J.
KFTM, Ft. Morgan, Colo.
DUNBAR, DR. WILLIS F.
WKZO-TV, Kalamazoo, Mich.
DUNLAP, WALLACE
WTAO-TV, Cambridge, Mass.
DUNNIGAN, KEN
KILT, Houston Tex.
DURKIN, JAY
WDEW, Westfield, Mass.
E
EARLE, BILL
WIEL, Elizabethtown, Ky.
EARLE, TOM
CBOT, Ottawa, Ontario
EARLY, BOB
KWJB, Globe, Ariz.
EARNHART, MILT
KNAC-TV, Fort Smith, Ark.
EBEL, WALTER
KBLO, Hot Springs, Ark.
ECKDAHL, ART
KHOL-TV. Kearney, Neb.
ECKERT, JOHN
WDAN-TV, Danville, 111.
EDWARDS, CHARLES
WKDA Nashville, Tenn.
EDWARDS, DOUGLAS
Douglas Edwards with the
News
CBS-TV
EDWARDS, JOHN
ABN, ABC-TV, Washington,
D. C.
EDWARDS, KENYON
WTTG Washington, D. C.
EDWARDS, ROSS
WGHS, WCHS-TV,
Charleston, W. Va.
EDWARDS, TOMMY
WAYX Waycross, Ga,
EGAN, LEO
WBZ, WBZA, WBZ-TV,
Boston-Springfield, Mass.
EID, LEIF
NBC
ELLIOTT DOYOE
KOSA-TV, Odessa, Tex.
ELLIOTT, JIM
WNAB, Bridgeport, Conn.
EMERSON, BYRON
WLEA, Hornell, N. Y.
ENGEL, JOHN
WGBS, Miami, Fla.
ENGLE, CLIFF
KHJ, KHJ-TV, Los Angeles,
Calif.
ESC HEN, FRANK
KSD, KSEi-TV, St. Louis, Mo.
EURANKS, GEORGE K.
WETZ, New Martinsville,
W. Va.
EVANS, JIM
WHLM, Bloomburg, Pa.
EVANS, RONALD
WRBL, WRBL-TV, Columbus,
Ga.
EVANS, WALT
KTBB, Tyler, Tex.
EVERITT, TOM
KBOP, Pleasanton, Tex.
EVERSOLE, JACK
W'KCT. Bowling- Green, Ky.
— F —
FACENDA, JOHN
WCAU-TV, Philadelphia, Pa.
FAHAN, BILL
KAYL, Storm Lake, Iowa
FAIRBURN, TED
WLDS, Jacksonville, 111.
FALK, VERN
WEKZ, Monroe, Wis.
FARISS, WAYNE
WTVT, Tampa, Fla.
FARNSWORTH, CLYDE
WCPO-TV, Cincinnati. Ohio
FARREN, WILLIAM A.
WPEN, Philadelphia, Pa.
FARSON, ROBERT
WESO, Southbridge, Mass.
FAULCONER, FRANC
WKXP, Lexington, Ky.
FEHLAUER, GARY
KOVE, Lander, Wyo.
FEMMEL, DICK
WXYZ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
FENNER, LYLE
KXL, Portland, Ore.
FENTRESS, STEVE
WGN-TV, Chicago,
FERN, CHARLES J.
KTOH, Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii
FERNANDEZ, CHARLES
WKXY, Sarasota, Fla.
FERRIS, BOB
KABC, KABC-TV,
Los Angeles, Calif.
FIELD, KAY
WISH-TV, Indianapolis, Ind.
FIELD, TOM
WRCV-TV, Philadelphia, Pa.
FINN, TOM
WOHO, Toledo, Ohio
FINNEY, FRED
KTUC, Tucson, Ariz.
FINNING, FRANK
WKNE, Keene, N. H.
FIORINO, VINCE
WGMA, Hollywood, Fla.
FISHER, BUD
WHKK, Akron, Ohio
FISHER, HAL
WALK, Patchogue, N. Y.
FISHER, LEW
WINS, New York, N. Y.
FITCH, JERRY
KGLN, Glenwood Springs,
Colo.
FITZGIBBONS, JACK
WAKR-TV, Akron, Ohio
FLEMING, ROBERT
ABN, ABC-TV, Washington,
D.C.
FLETCHER, NORM
KNOC, Natchitoches, La.
FLICKINGER, DAREN
KXOA, Sacramento, Calif.
FLORNOY, BOB
WKY, WKY-TV, Oklahoma
City, Okla,
FLYNN, ARTHUR
WHAV, Haverhill, Mass.
FLYNN, FAHEY
WBBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
FLYNN, JOHN T.
MBS
FOGARTY, JACK
WCPO-TV, Cincinnati,
FONTAINE, HERBERT
WJDA, Quincy, Mass.
FORBES, GILBERT
WFBM-TV, Indianapolis
FORD, DICK
WPTZ, Plattsburgh, N. Y.
FORD, JAFFRAY
MBS (Washington)
FORREST, WILLIAM
WGNY, Newburgh, N.
FORSELL. RON
KOL, Seattle, Wash.
FOSTER, CEDRIC
MBS
FOX, GARFIELD L.
WDUX, Waupaca, Wis.
FOX, JOHN
WKKO, Cocoa, Fla.
FRAIM, JOHN
WAVI, Dayton, Ohio
FRANCES, AL
WHBC, Canton, Ohio
FRANK, BILL
WILM, Wilmington, Del.
FRANK, BOB
WOC-TV, Davenport, Iowa
FRANK, MORTON
WTIG, Massillon, Ohio
FRANK, ROBERT
WOC, WOC-TV, Davenport,
Iowa
FRAZIER, BOB
WJPB-TV, Fairmont, W.
FREDERICK, CLAIRE
WCBY, Cheboygan, Mich.
FREDERICK, PAULINE
NBC-NBC-TV
FREEDMAN, BERT
WVMC, Mt. Carmel, 111.
Ohio
Ind.
r. y.
Va.
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GRIFFITH, CHARLIE
WGEM, WGEM-TV, Quincy,
111.
GRIFFITH, DON
WCOA, Pensacola, Fla.
GRIFFITH, FRED
WTIP, Charleston, W. Va.
GRIFFITH, LES
ABN
GRIMSBY, ROGER
WXIX, Milwaukee, Wis.
GRIMSLEY, JOE
WJOT, Lake City, S. C.
GROVE, WILLIAM
WMBR-TV, Jacksonville, Fla
GUINAN, GREGG
KLOV, Loveland, Col.
GUTHERLESS, ED
KLAN, Renton, Wash.
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HAGEMAN, HAROLD
WCUE. Akron, Ohio
HALE. JIM
WJIM-TV, Lansing-, Mich.
HALL, HEDLEY
KUBA. Yuba City, Calif.
HALL, RON
KCUL. Fort Worth, Tex.
HALL, ROY
WJMR-TV, New Orleans, La.
HALLIGAN, JOHN
KBOE, Oskaloosa, Iowa
HALLO UK, MEL
KMON, Great Falls, Mont.
HALPIN, GREG
WCBM, Baltimore, Md.
HALTERMAN, KENNETH
WCUE. Akron, Ohio
HAMLIN, MILES B,
WAMM, Flint, Mich.
HAMLYN, ED
WLWD. Eayton, Ohio
HANCOCK, BOB
WGGG, Gainesville, Fla.
HANCOCK, DENNIS JR.
WAZF. Yazoo City, Miss.
HANCOCK, HAL
WENE, Binghamton, N. Y.
HANGER, ROBERT
WHTN-TV, Huntington,
W. Va.
HARDY, ROBERT
WIL, St. Louis, Mo.
HARKNESS, RICHARD
News
NBC
HARKNESS, RICHARD
WRC, WRC-TV, Washington.
D. C.
HARPER, JERRY
WMTV, Madison, Wis.
HARPER, JOSEPH
WHP-TV, Harrisburg, Pa.
HARRINGTON, JOHN
KTAR, KVAR, Phoenix, Ariz.
HARRINGTON, JOHN
WBBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
HARRISON, CHARLES
WMBD-TV, Peoria, 111.
HARRISON, ROBERT B.
WHNC, Henderson, N. C.
HARSCH, JOSEPH C.
News
NBC
HARTZELL, HOWARD
WJTN, Jamestown, N. Y.
HARVEY, BOYD
WSAM, Saginaw, Mich.
HARVEY, PAUL
ABN, ABC-TV
HARVEY, PAUL
News from ABN
WCFL, Chicago, 111.
HARVEY. PAUL
WBKB, Chicago, 111.
HATFIELD, GLEN
KTKT, Tucson. Ariz.
FREEMAN, CLAUDE
WFBC-TV, Greenville, S. C.
FREEMAN, GEORGE
WBBW, Youngstown, Ohio
FRENCH, JIM
KING, KING-TV, Seattle,
Wash.
FRENCH, KEN
MBS (Washing-ton)
FRENCH, PETE
KYW-TV, Cleveland. Ohio
FRENETTE, OSCAR
WSOO, Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich.
FREUND, GEORGE
KDTH, Eaibuque, Iowa
FRICKE, ROGER
WZRO, Jacksonville Beach,
Fla.
FRIEND, GEORGE
WPLA, Plant City, Fla.
FRITS, JIM
KAGT, Anacortes, Wash.
FROGGE, JOHN
WKIT, Garden City. N. Y.
FROMME, GALEN
WBAL, WBAL-TV, Baltimore,
Md.
FUCHS, DR. LARRY
WCRB, Boston, Mass.
FYFFE, BILL
WJIM, WJIM-TV, Lansing-,
Mich.
— G —
GAAL, FRANK
WKMH, Dearborn-Detroit,
Mich.
GARDINER, DON
ABN
GARR, BILL
KPOP, Los Angeles, Calif
GARRISON, JOHN
WFUN. Huntsville, Ala.
GARTLAND, JACK
WTTM, Trenton, N. J.
GASMAN. BILL
KREW, Sunnyside, Wash.
GASTON, ROBERT
WAVY-TV, Norfolk, Va.
GATES, ART
WYVE, Wytheville, Va.
GATES, JIM
WFBG-TV, Altoona, Pa.
GAYMAN, L. VAUGHN
WDBQ, Dubuque, Iowa
GEARHART, JIM
WROV, Roanoke, Va.
GEER, STEVE
WHEN, WHEN-TV, Syracuse,
N. Y.
GERAGHTY, LARRY
WCSH-TV, Portland, Me.
GERALD, BILL
KTVA, Anchorage, Alaska
GERMAN, BILL
iWJWL, Georgetown, Del.
GESSNER, BOB
WNNJ, Newton, N. J.
GIBBON, JIM
WLAU, Laurel, Miss.
GIBSON, CURT
WNLK, Norwalk, Conn.
GIBSON, PHIL
WMBD, WMBD-TV, Peoria,
111.
GIFFORD, DAVE
WJET, Erie, Pa.
GIGUBRE, JON
KCSJ, KCSJ-TV, Pueblo, Colo.
GILBERT, LEE
WHEE, Martinsville, Va.
GILBERT, LIVINGSTON
WAVE-TV, Louisville, Ky.
GILL, BILL
KCMC-TV, Texarkana, Tex.
GILLELAND, JAMES
WGBS, Miami, Fla.
GIROUX, LEE
KRCA, Los Ang-eles, Calif.
GLADSTONE, HENRY
MBS (New York); It's Fun
to Travel, WOR-TV,
New York, N. Y.
GLEASON, JOHN H.
WIMS, Michigan, City, Md.
GLEESON, W. L.
KICO, Calexico, Calif.
GLENN, TONY
KSTL, St. Louis, Mo.
GNEISER, BOB
WCBM, Baltimore, Md.
GODDARD, BILL
WGSM, Hunting-ton, N. Y.
GODDARD, DON
John Daly and the News
ABC-TV
GODDARD, TRACE
WDSM-TV. Duluth, Minn.
GODECK, BOB
KVEN, Ventura, Calif.
GODFREY, RICHARD
WJRD, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
GOERG, FRANK
WOWO, Fort Wayne, Ind.
GOETHALS, PHILLIP
KREM, Spokane, Wash.
GOLDER, HARRY
KLAS, Las Veg-as, Nev.
GONYER, GEORGE
WABI-TV, Bangor, Me.
GORDON. G. B.
WICS, Springfield, 111.
GORDON, HENRY
KPAT, Pampa, Tex.
GORDON, LOU
WXYZ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
GOSS, FRANK
KNX, Los Angeles, Calif.
GRAHAM, DON
WCFL, Chicago, 111.
GRAHAM, GORDON
WIW-I, Indianapolis, Ind.
GRAMER, BILL
WGTO, Cypress Gardens, Fla.
GRANT, AUSTIN
CKLW, CKLW-TV, Detroit,
Mich.
GRANT, HAMILTON
CJAD, Montreal, Quebec
GRANT, PETER
WLW, WLW-T, Cincinnati,
Ohio
GRANT, TAYLOR
WRCV-TV, Philadephia, Pa.
GRAUER, REN
B. June 2, 1908, New York,
N. Y.; Ask Congress, Citizens
Union Searchlight, Discussion,
WRCA, WRCA-TV; Monitor —
Communicator, Sound of Science,
9P.M.— News on the Hour, NiBC
Radio Network
GRAY, LYMAN
WALB-TV, Albana, Ga.
GRAYSON, GLENN
WHJB, Greensburg, Pa.
GREEN, EARL
WTVN-TV, Columbus, Ohio
GREEN, JOHN
KPHO, KPHO-TV, Phoenix,
Ariz.
GREEP, J. WALTER
WVJS, Owensboro, Ky.
GREER, BOB
KMON, Great Falls, Mont.
G RES HAM, FERRELL
KELD, El Eorado, Ark.
GRIFFIN, BILL
WFIG, Sumter, S. C.
GRIFFIN, DARYL
WTVY, Dothan, Ala.
GRIFFITH, BILL
KMBC, Kansas City. Mo.
KFRM, Concordia, Kan.
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HAVVORTH, BILL
KFI, Los Ang-eles, Calif.
HAYES, GEORGE
ABN
HAYWARD, BRUCE
KTVI, St. Louis, Mo.
HEATTER, GABRIEL
MBS
HECKMAN, FRED
WIBC, Indianapolis, lnd.
HELSBY, H. R.
WHDL, Olean, N. Y.
HEMMERS, LOUIS
WPAG-TV, Ann Arbor, Mich.
HENDRICKSON, GRANT
WMUU, Greenville, S. C.
HENLE, RAY
Three Star Extra
NBC
HENRY, BILL
News
NBC
HENRY, BILL
WSFa-TV, Montgomery, Ala.
HENRY, MIKE
KFWB, Los Ang-eles, Calif.
HENTON, EARL
KDAL-TV, Duluth, Minn.
HERMAN, DON
WHRV, Ann Arbor, Mich.
HERMAN, GEORGE
News, World News Roundup
CBS
HEROD, HARRY L.
KOKA, Shreveport, La.
HERRING, CHARLES
KING-TV, Seattle, Wash.
HERRON, FRANK
KNEW, Spokane, Wash.
HICKLING, LEE
WNBF-TV, Bing-hamton, N. Y.
HICKOX, RICHARD
WANE-TV, Fort Wayne, lnd.
HIGBIE, LES
MBS (Washington)
HILBORN, JIM
KTRK-TV, Houston, Tex.
HILDRETH, RICHARD
WIRY, Plattsburg, N. Y.
HILL, J. D.
KWHK, Hutchins, Kan.
HILLE, BOB
KSD, KSD-TV, St. Louis, Mo.
HILLE, DALTON C.
WMOS, Muskegon, Mich.
HILMAN, WILLIAM
MBS
HILMER, GLENN H.
WCME, Brunswick, Me.
HINSHAW, FRED
WLBC-TV, Muncie, lnd.
HIRSCH, WOODY
WNOX, Knoxville, Tenn.
HODGKINSON, BRIAN
WDOK, Cleveland, Ohio
HOGAN, JOE
KRLD, KRLD-TV, Dallas,
Tex.
HOLBROOK, JOHN
WPST-TV, Miami, Fla.
HOLCOMB, GRANT
KNXT, Los Angeles, Calif.
HOLM, CAL
WAKR-TV, Akron, Ohio
HONEYMAN, RUSS
WDXI, WDXI-TV, Jackson,
Tenn.
HOOD, BILL
KSYD-TV, Wichita Falls, Tex.
HOOLEY, JACK
WROC-TV, Rochester, N. Y.
HOOPER, JACK
WHGB, Harrisburg, Pa.
HOOPER, RAY
WEKY, Richmond, Ky.
HOOPER, WILLIAM
WIVK, Knoxville, Tenn.
HOOVER, RICHARD
KREM, KREM-TV, Spokane.
Wash.
HORNER, JACK
KMGM-TV, Minneapolis,
Minn.
HORTON, BEN
WLOU. Louisville, Ky
HOTTELET, RICHARD C.
The Morning News
CBS-TV
HOULIHAN, BILL
WEEK-TV, Peoria, 111.
HOWARD, PETE
KFNF, Shenandoah, Iowa
HOWE, QUINCY
ABN
HOWELL, BOB
KDOK Tyler, Tex.
HOWELL, HENRY
WOAI-TV. San Antonio, Tex.
HOWELL, REX
KREX, KREX-TV,
Grand Junction, Colo.
HOWER, HAINES, LT. COL.
KBHS, Hot Springs, Ark.
HOY, PARKER
WLAM, Lewiston, Me.
HOYT, ROBERT M.
WSBT, South Bend, lnd.
HUDDY, BILL
KEY-T, Santa Barbara, Calif.
HUGHES, DICK
WKBZ, Muskegon, Mich.
HUGHES, JIM
WKNX-TV, Saginaw, Mich.
HUNTLEY, CHET
NBC News, Outlook
NBC-TV
HURLBUT, JIM
NBC News
HURLEIGH, ROBERT F.
MBS
HUTCHESON, KEN
KNEW, Spokane, Wash.
IDE, CARL
KnKA-TV, Pittsburgh, Pa
IHLENFELD, WARREN
WISR, Butler, Pa.
INGSTAD, BOB
KOVC, Valley City, N. D.
IONNE, JOE
WMRN, Marion, Ohio
IRELAND, MILLARD
KOMO, KOMO-TV, Seattle,
Wash.
IRWIN, LAW
KPOL, Los Angeles, Calif.
IZZARD, BOB
KGNC, KGNC-TV, Amarillo,
Tex.
IZZARD, WES
KGNC, KGNC-TV, Amarillo,
Tex.
J
JACKSON, ALLAN
CBS
JACKSON, DON
KTBB, Tyler, Tex.
JACKSON, KEITH
KOMO-TV, Seattle, Wash.
JACOBSEN, MARTIN
KHSL-TV, Chieo, Calif.
JAMES, STEVEN
WILD, Boston, Mass.
JAMES, TONY
WGBB, Freeport, N. Y.
JARLSON, ALAN
KRAM, Las Vegas, Nev.
JARRELL, W. W.
WKTG, Thomasville, Ga.
JARVEU, IVAN
WTOL, Toledo, Ohio
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JEFFREY, ED
KCRA, KCRA-TV,
Sacramento, Calif.
JEFFRIES, ALLEN
WISH. WISH-TV,
Indianapolis, lnd.
JELINEK, DAWSON
KFTM, Ft. Morgan, Colo.
JERGENSEN, GAIL
KJLT, North Platte, Neb.
JESTER, LEWIS T
WVEC, WVEC-TV, Hampton,
Va,
JOHN. DICK
WTVT. Tampa, Fla.
JOHNS, BILL
KFDA-TV, Amarillo, Tex.
JOHNSON, ARV
KFGO. Fargo, N. D.
JOHNSON, BOS
WSAZ-TV, Huntington,
W. Va.
JOHNSON, WAYNE
WERE-TV, Cleveland, Ohio
JOLLY, RUSS
KFBI, Wichita, Kan.
JONES, BOB
KNOE, KNOE-TV, Monroe,
La.
JONES, DR. BOB SR.
WMUU, Greenville, S. C.
JONES, TOM
WWKY, Winchester, Ky.
JONES, VERN
WHYN-TV, Springfield, Mass
JONZ, TAL
WMRO, Aurora, 111.
JORGENSEN, BILL
WTVN, WTVN-TV, Columbus
Ohio
JOY, DICK
KTTV, Hollywood, Calif.
JOYCE, JOHNNY
WFNC, Fayetteville, N. C
— K —
KALBER, FLOYD
KMTV, Omaha, Neb.
KALLSEN, RICHARD
CBS-TV
KAPLAN, STAN
KTOW, Oklahoma City, Okla
KARNAS, PETER
WRIT, Milwaukee, Wis.
KASSEL, CY
WHIL, Boston, Mass.
KAUFMAN, ROBERT
WISR, Butler, Pa.
KAVANAGH, WALT
KFAB, Omaha, Neb.
KEARNS, FRANK
CBS-TV
KEEN, HAROLD
KFMB-TV, San Diego, Calif.
KELLEY, PAUL
WESX, Salem, Mass.
KELLY, BOB
WMIL, Milwaukee, Wis.
KENDRICK, ALEXANDER
CBS-TV
KENNEDY, ED
WWLP, Springfield, Mass.
KENNEDY, JESS
WMBD, WMBD-TV, Peoria,
111.
KENNEDY, MICHAEL
KBYE, Oklahoma City, Okla.
KENNEDY, TED
KHAS-TV, Hastings, Neb.
KENNY, H. B.
WCOM. Parkersburg, W. Va.
KENT, GORDON
KRAM, Las Vegas, Nev.
KENT, HAL
WDBO-TV, Orlando, Fla.
KENT, JIMMY
WMAK, Nashville, Tenn.
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KEPLER, BILL
WTVW, Evansville, Ind.
KERLIN, J. C.
WGBF, Evansville. Ind.
KERN, EUGENE
U. N. on the Record
CBS
KETNER, BILL
WVAM, Altoona, Pa.
KIDNEY, DICK
WVEC. WVEC-TV.
Hampton-Norfolk. Va.
KIERNAN, WALTER
Monitor
NBC
KIETH, JOE
K.TOE. Shrevenort. La.
KILGORE, GEORGE
KDTH. Dubuque, Iowa
KILGORE, LYLE
KFXM. San Bernardino, Calif.
KING, IVAN
WTTM. Trenton, N. J.
KING, JIM
WAGA, WAGA-TV, Atlanta.
Ga.
KIRSCHHEIM, BILL
WBBQ, Augusta, Ga.
KLINE, ERNIE
WBVP. Beaver Falls. Pa.
KNELL, JACK
WBT. Charlotte, N. C.
KNIGHT, KIRK
WWJ-TV. Detroit, Mich.
KNOX, RALPH
WBBF, Rochester, N. Y.
KNUTSON. DON
WKLZ, Kalamazoo, Mich.
KNUTSON, HAL
KBOI, Boise, Idaho
KNUTSON, MILO G.
WKTY, La Crosse, Wis.
KRASNE, BY
KOLN-TV, Lincoln, Neb.
KREGELOH, HUBERT
WSPR, Spring-field. Mass.
KRIEGEL, GIL
WITH, Baltimore, Md.
KRISTOF, JOHN
WCHS, WCHS-TV,
Charleston, W. Va.
KRUEGER, BILL
KDAL, KDAL-TV, Duluth,
Minn.
KLPCINET, 1RV
Tonight Show
NBC-TV
KURTZ, KEN
WIS, WIS-TV, Columbia, S. C.
KUTZ, EDWARD C.
WSPD-TV, Toledo, Ohio
— L —
LADD, ED
MBS (New York)
LAFFOON, HAL
KBIS, Bakersfield, Calif.
LA FRANCE, CONRAD
WNAE, Warren, Pa.
LAMANNA, JAMES
WFBL. Syracuse, N. Y.
LAMB, VOLNEY
WBOW, Terre Haute, Ind.
LANE, JOHN
WGIG, Brunswick, Ga.
LANTZ, RICHARD
WTOC-TV, Savannah, Ga.
LAPE, BOB
WICE, Providence, R. I.
LAPIKE, RAY
KACE, Riverside, Calif.
LA PRISE, RAY
WNDB, Daytona Beach, Fla.
LARSEN, GENE
KFGW, Kearney, Neb.
LARSEN, WHITEY
WNAX, Yankton, S. D.
LASCELLE, THATCHER
WSSV, Petersburg, Va.
LATHAM, JACK
KR-CA. Los Angeles, Calif.
LAVIGNE, RICHARD 0.
WREB, Holyoke, Mass.
LAY, ROBERT C.
WMAF, Madison, Fla.
LAZIER, ED
WCEF, Parkersburg, W. Va.
LEA, ROD
WLVA, WLVA-TV,
Lynchburg, Va.
LEAK, SID
KWEM, Memphis, Tenn.
LEHMAN, JACK
KLAS-TV. Las Vegas, Nev.
LEISER, ERNEST
CBS-TV
LEISURE, CLARENCE
KNBC. San Francisco, Calif.
LENHARDT, NORM
WJBK, WJBK-TV, Detroit.
Mich.
LEONARD, DICK
KCBS, San Francisco, Calif
LEONARD, ED
WICH, Norwich, Conn.
LEONARD, VINCE
WISH-TV, Indianapolis, Ind.
LEOPOLD, DAVID F.
WEBR, Buffalo, N. Y.
LE SUEUR, LARRY
News, U. N. in Action
CBS, CBS-TV
LEVINE, IRVING R.
NBC
LEWIS, FRANK
WAEB, Allentown, Pa.
LEWIS, FULTON JR.
MBS
LEWIS, GEORGE
WSAZ-TV, Huntington,
W. Va.
LEWIS, JOHN F.
WBAL, WBAL-TV, Baltimore,
Md.
LIPPOLD, HENRY
WMT-TV, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
LISSER, ALAN
KBIG, Avalon, Calif.
LITTLE, JAMES G.
WTAG, Worcester, Mass.
LLOYD, KEITH
KVOU, Uvalde, Tex.
LONG, CHET
WBNS-TV, Columbus, Ohio
LONG, JOE
KILT, Houston, Tex.
LORD, GEORGE
WCAU-TV, Philadelphia, Pa.
LOTER, RAY V.
WFGM, Fitchburg, Mass.
LOWE, HOLLAND
WCME, Brunswick, Me.
LLOTTO, STEVEN
WSBC, Chicago, 111.
LUTHER, JOHN
WERC, Erie, Pa.
LYMAN, PETER
WBOY-TV, Clarksburg,
W. Va.
LYONS, DON
KPAC, KPAC-TV,
Port Arthur, Tex.
— Mc —
McBEE, KEITH
WJZ-TV, Baltimore, Md.
McBRIDE, BOB
WMBH, Joplin, Mo.
McCAFFERY, JOHN K. M.
News
NBC-TV, WRCA-TV,
New York, N. Y.
McCaffrey, joseph
MBS (Washington)
McCALL, TOM
KGW, KGW-TV, Portland, Ore.
1155
McCLEES, RAY
WNCA. Silver City, N. C.
Mccormick, robert
NBC
Mccormick, steve
MBS (Washington)
McCRARY, EVERETT
WJSB. Crestview, Fla.
McCULLOUGH, RICHARD
WJZM. Clarksville, Tenn.
Mcdowell, allison
KDKA, KDKA-TV. Pittsburgh,
Pa.
McEWEN, CHARLES
KTRB, Modesto, Calif.
McGAUGHEY, ROBERT
WKOA, Hopkinsville, Ky.
McGEEHAN, JACK
KEYZ, Winston. N. D.
McGRATH, EDWARD J. JR.
WJOC, Jamestown, N. Y.
McINTOSH, HUGH
KOMO, KOMO-TV, Seattle.
Wash.
McINTYRE, DALE
WMIC, Monroe. Mich.
McINTYRE, FRANK C.
KEEP, Twin Falls, Idaho
McINTYRE, W. V.
KNDC, Hettinger. N. E.
McLOUGHLIN, LAMONT
WNDU, WNDU-TV,
South Bend, Ind.
McMAHON, JAMES
KSEM, Moses Lake, Wash.
McMURRAY, SCOTT
WSTV-TV, Steubenville, Ohio
McMURTRIE, BURT
KTAC, Tacoma, Wash.
— n —
MACDONALD, ARCH
WBZ-TV, Boston. Mass
MacFARLANE, IVAN ROSS
WAYE. Baltimore, Md.
MACKENZIE, JOHN
KBET-TV. Sacramento, Calil
MACMILLAN, ANDREW
WGAN-TV, Portland, Me.
MacNEILL, DAVID
WCRB. Boston, Mass.
MacVANE, JOHN
United Nations correspondenv
ABN, ABC-TV
MAGNUSON, HENRY
WCSH-TV, Portland. Me.
MAHONEY, CLAUDE
Radio Farm News
CBS
MAIZE, JIM
KVOA, KVOA-TV, Tucson,
Ariz.
MALDEN, KEN
WILD, Boston, Mass.
MANNING, JOSEPH
WWHG, Horn ell, N. Y.
MARANO, TONY
WCTC, New Brunswick, N. J.
MARBLE, HARRY
WGAN, Portland, Me.
MARCHAND, ALEX
KALB, KALB-TV, Alexandria,
La.
MARTIN, DON
KTLN, Denver, Colo.
MARTIN, JIM
WGAR, Cleveland, Ohio
MARTIN, R. J.
WCRY, Macon, Ga.
MARTIN, RALPH
WDGY, Minneapolis, Minn.
MASON, WILBUR
WQUA, Moline, HI.
MATERS, JOHN
WILS, Lansing, Mich.
MATLOCK, STAN
WKRC. Cincinnati, Ohio
MATTHEWS, FRANK
WOAI-TV, San Antonio, Tex.
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MAXHAM, GLENN
WEBP. Duluth, Minn.
MAY, ROY
WIL, St. Louis, Mo.
MAYER, KEN
WCAU-TV Philadelphia, Pa.
MAYERS, CAL
WBMC, Bay City, Mich.
MAYES, DOUG
WBTV. Charlotte, N. C.
MAYHEW, TOM
WTVK, Knoxville, Tenn.
MAYO, BEN
WGAC. Auerusta, Ga.
MEEKS, FRED
KSPR-TV, Casper, Wyo.
MEIGHAN, PAUL
KSLA-TV, Shreveport, La.
MELIA, WILLIAM F.
WWNC, Asheville, N. C.
MENKE, ED
WBUY, Lexington, N. C.
MERCHANT, STAN
KVTV, Sioux City, Iowa
MERRYMAN, PHILIP
WICC, WICC-TV, Bridgeport,
Conn.
METZGER, DON
WRIT, Milwaukee, Wis.
MEYER, EDWARD
WGH, Norfolk-Newport News,
Va.
MICHAELS, PAT
KWIZ, Santa Ana, Calif.
MICHELSEN, BILL
KOA-TV, Denver, Colo.
MILLER, BILL
WTAX, Spring-field, 111.
MILLER, BOB
KALB-TV, Alexandria, La.
MILLER, BRUCE
WDSU. WDSU-TV,
New Orleans, La.
MILLER, CHESTER
KNAC-TV, Fort Smith, Ark.
MILLER, DAVE
WRVM, Rochester, N Y
MILLER, DON
KMNS, Sioux City, Iowa
MILLER, TOM
KWWL-TV, Waterloo, Iowa
MILLER, W. F.
WMAY, WMAY-TV
Spring-field, 111.
MITCHELL, DOUG
KUTV, Salt Lake City, Utah
MITTAN, RAY
WHFB, Benton Harbor, Mich
MOLL, ALLAN
KALL, Salt Lake City, Utah
MOLL, SAM
KSOP, Salt Lake City, Utah
MONROE, HARRY
WRVA, Richmond, Va.
MOORE, DAVE
WCCO-TV, Minneapolis-
St. Paul, Minn.
MOORE, GEORGE
KTHS, KTHV, Little Rock,
Ark.
MORGAN, EDWARD P.
ABN
MORGAN, JAMES T.
WHLN, Harlan, Ky.
MORGAJV, MURRAY
KMO, Taooma, Wash.
MORGAN ROY E.
WILK, WILK-TV,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
MORGAN, STEVE
WQKY, Milwaukee, Wis.
MORISOLI, MIKE
KSBW, KSBW-TV, KSBY-TV,
Salinas-Monterey, Calif.
MORPHEW, DICK
WJBX, WLBT, Jackson, Miss.
MORRIS, DUDLEY
KGBX, Springfield, Mo.
MOSENA, DICK
KBUR, Burlington, Iowa
MOSEY, JERRY
KXIC. Iowa City, Iowa
MOSHER SOL
KYTV, Spring-field, Mo.
MOZLEY, DON
KCBS. San Francisco, Calif.
MUDD ROGER
WTOP, WTOP-TV,
Washing-ton, D. C.
MUELLER, MERRILL
NBC
MULLEN, FRANK
WTRY, Troy, N. Y.
MULLIGAN, KNIGHT
WSTN, St. Augustine, Fla.
MURRAY, LOU
WRTA, Altoona, Pa.
MURROW EDWARD R.
CBS-TV
MUSTIN, HENRY
MBS (Washington)
MYERS, BILL
KVOR, Colorado Springs,
Colo.
NAJAMY, ABE
WLAD, Danbury, Conn.
NAVARRO, AUGIE
KALL, Salt Lake City, Utah
NAVEN, DEAN
KMA, KMTV, Shenandoah,
Iowa
NEBLETT, BOB
WUTV, Jackson, Miss.
NEEL, BILL
KTHS, KTHV. Little Rock,
Ark.
NEIL, JACK
KTRM, Beaumont, Tex.
NEILDS, JAMES
WLOB, Portland, Me.
NELSON, LES
KFOX, Long Beach, Calif.
NELSON, ROBERT
WSYR, Syracuse, N. Y.
NESTER, ROY
WINC, Winchester, Va.
NEWCOMBE, CHARLES
WSPA, WSPA-TV,
Spartanburg, S. C.
NEWMAN, ROBERT
WEEU, Reading, Pa.
NICHOLS, LES
KIMN, Denver, Colo.
NICKERSON, ROY
KTUC, Tucson, Ariz.
NIKITAS, CHRIS
WFEA, Manchester, N. H.
NORDEEN, JOHN
WJAG, Norfolk, Neb.
NORTON, DON
KOTV, Tulsa, Okla,
NORWOOD, CHARLES
WHTC, Hartford, Conn.
NOVINS, STUART
Face the Nation
CBS, CBS-TV
NUNN, R. DOUG
WNOP, Newport, Ky.
— o —
OBERG, ANDY
WRVA-TV, Richmond, Va.
OBLINGER, JACQUE
WHIS-TV, Bluefield, W. Va.
O'BRIEN, JOHN
WDNE, Elkins, W. Va.
0'BKIE]\9 TOM
B. April 3, 1925, New York,
N. Y.; Man to Man, WOR-TV;
Monitor, NBC; Night Patrol,
WINS; Big Story, WABD
1156
O'CONNOR, DON
WISN-TV, Milwaukee, Wis.
O'CONNOR, LEN
WMAQ, WNBQ, Chicago, 111.
ODENS, PETER
KOCS. Ontario, Calif.
ODOM, MITCH
KNEA, Jonesboro, Ark.
OGILVIE, JACK
WBEN, KBEN-TV. Buffalo.
N. Y.
OLDHAM, JACK
CKEY, Toronto. Quebec
OLIVER, JIM
KIBS, Bishop. Calif.
O'NEAL, GLENN
KWHN, Fort Smith, Ark.
OSGOOD, DICK
WXYZ, WXYZ-TV, Detroit,
Mich.
O'SHEA, JOHN
WHUC, Hudson, N. Y.
OWEN, DON
KSLA-TV, Shreveport, La.
OWENS, DON
WARL, Arlington, Va.
OWENS, PAUL
WLBN, Lebanon, Ky.
OWENS, RAY
WHEN-TV, Syracuse, N. Y.
P
PALMER, CURTIS
KWDM, Des Moines, Iowa
PALMER, GEORGE
WKRC-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
PALMER, LOU
WIBC, Indianapolis, Ind.
PASSAGE, GEORGE
WRVA-TV, Richmond, Va.
PATRICK, JOE
KRUX, Phoenix, Ariz.
PATRICK, LARRY
WAIR, Winston-Salem, N. C.
PAUL, RON
WIBR, Baton Rouge, La.
PAULE, VERNE
WJPS, Evansville, Ind.
PEARSON, DREW
KEEN, San Francisco, Calif.
PEARSON, FORT
KPIX, San Francisco, Calif.
PEARSON, LEON
NBC
PENDLETON, CHUCK
KJBS, San Francisco, Calif.
PENZA, RALPH
KWWL, KWWL-TV, Waterloo,
Iowa
PEPPER, BELL
WBNS-TV, Columbus, Ohio
PEPPER, FRANK
WCTV, Tallahassee, Fla.
PERRINI, MIKE
WKMH, Dearborn-Detroit,
Mich.
PERRY, RICHARD
WFAT, Fayetteville, N. C.
PETERS, ART
WDAS, Philadelphia, Pa.
PETERS, JOHN
WBOY-TV, Clarksburg,
W. Va.
PETERSEN, J. K.
KTVH, Hutchinson, Kan.
PETTITT, ED
MBS (New York)
PHILBIN, REGIS
KSON, San Diego, Calif.
PHILLIPS, GEORGE
WAVZ, New Haven, Conn.
PHIPPS, JOE
WWDC, Washington, D. C.
PIEZE, ELLIOTT
WMBM, Miami Beach, Fla.
PINKLEY, VIRGIL
MBS
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PITCOCK, BOB
KWBY, Colorado Spring's,
Colo.
PLASAK, MARTIN
WBOW, Terre Haute, Ind.
PLATT, BILL
KFH, Wichita, Kan.
PLATT, DAVID MILTON
WEAT, West Palm Beach, Fla.
POLLIS, MERLE
WEEP, Pittsburgh, Pa.
POLLOCK, ED
WWVA, Wheeling-, W. Va.
PORTER, BEN G. JR.
WCRY, Macon, Ga.
POTTER, DON
WKNX-TV, Saginaw, Mich.
POWELL, CHARLES
KVTV, Sioux City, Iowa
POWELL, RUSSELL
KFRE, KFRE-TV, Fresno,
Calif.
POWELL, TOM
WGBI, Scranton- Wilkes Barre,
Pa,
POWERS, JACK
WSMB, New Orleans, La.
PRESSMAN, GABE
Shell Local News, WRCA-TV;
On the Spot Reports, WRCA,
WRCA-TV
PRICE, DAN
WFDF, Flint. Mich.
PRICE, GRANT
KXEL, Waterloo, Iowa
PRICE, JOHN
WHP, WHP-TV, Harrisburg,
Pa.
PRICE, RALPH
WJHL-TV, Johnson City,
Tenn.
PUMPHREY, HORACE
WSGN, Birmingham, Ala.
PUTNAM, GEORGE
KTTV, Hollywood, Calif.
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RABER, ALAN D.
WKAP, Allentown, Pa.
RALEIGH, JOHN
WRCV-TV, Philadelphia, Pa.
RAMOS, RALPH
KFDM-, KFDM-TV,
Beaumont, Tex.
RANDALL, PORTER
KFJZ, Fort Worth, Tex.
RANKIN, DAVE
WHKK, Akron, Ohio
RASH, BRYSON
WRC, WRC-TV, Washington,
D. C.
RAUER, MAX
KWDM. Des Moines, Iowa
RAY, GEORGE
WTVH, Peoria, HI.
RAY, ROBERT L.
WPTV, Palm Beach, Fla.
READ, BROOKS
WBRZ, Baton Rouge, La.
REAMER, DON
WDXB, Chattanooga, Tenn.
REDABAUGH, HAROLD
KRDO, KRDO-TV,
Colorado Springs, Colo.
REED, TOM
WMIS, Natchez, Miss.
KENDELL, RICHARD
ABN, ABC-TV, Washington,
D. C.
RENICK, RALPH
WTVJ, Miami, Fla.
REX, JOSEPH
WMBD-TV, Peoria, 111.
RHODES, JOHN
WRRR, Rockford, 111.
RHYNEK, WARREN
WFRV-TV, Green Bay, Wis.
RICE. CONRAD C.
WSPB. Sarasota, Fla.
RICE, CRAWFORD
WSFA-TV, Montgomery, Ala.
RICH, JOHN
NBC
RICHIE, BILL
KYSD, KYSD TV,
Wichita Falls. Tex.
RIDDELL, CORWIN L.
KWFR, San Angelo, Tex.
RIDER, JACK
WELS. Kinston, N. C.
RIEDY, BOB
KODY, North Platte, Neb.
RILEY, DWAYNE X.
WWTV, Cadillac, Mich.
RININGER, RON
WJAC-TV, Johnstown, Pa.
RIPPE, BILL
NBC
RITCHEY, CHARLIE
WFBG-TV, Altoona, Pa.
ROBERTS, BILL
WMT-TV, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
ROBERTS, CLETE
KNXT, Los Angeles. Calif.
ROBERTS, JOHN
WFIL, Philadelphia, Pa.
ROBERTSON, DON
WNOK-TV, Columbia. S. C.
ROBINSON, HERB
KOMO-TV, Seattle. Wash.
ROBINSON, WIP
WSVA-TV, Harrisonbursr. Va.
ROGERS, RIK
WJAN, Spartanburg. S. C.
ROLLINGS, JACK
KGKB, Tyler, Tex.
ROLLINS, TOM
KSYD, KSYD-TV,
Wichita Falls. Tex.
ROLLISON, FRED
WFIE-TV, Evansville. Ind.
ROMAN, ROY
WTVR, Richmond, Va.
ROPER, TOM
WHHH, Warren, Ohio
ROSE, JOE
KONA-TV, Honolulu, Hawaii
ROSS, BILL
KSLM, Salem, Ore.
ROTHAFEL, ARTHUR
WLNH. Laconia, N. H.
ROTHMAN, MEL
WRIT, Milwaukee, Wis.
ROWLAND, DON
WBSR, Pensacola, Fla.
KUDES, JIM
WSPD-TV, Toledo, Ohio
RUDLOFF, EVERETT
WJLK, Asbury Park, N. J.
RUHLE, PAUL
WGRC, Louisville, Ky.
RUNYON, ROBERT
WKHM, Jackson. Mich.
RUPPERT, TRAVERS
WARK, Hagerstown, Md.
RUSSELL, DON
Monitor
NBC
RUSSELL, LaVERNE
KUJ, Walla Walla, Wash.
RUST, PAUL
WQAM, Miami, Fla.
RYAN, BILL
News
NBC-TV
RYAN, EDWARD
WTOP, WTOP-TV,
Washington, D. C.
— s —
SADLON, EARL
WBUT, Butler, Pa.
1157
SAIZAN, THOMAS P.
WJBO, Baton Rouge, La.
SAKS, BERNIE
WISL, Shamokin, Pa.
SALISBURY, JOHN
KPTV, Portland. Ore.
SAMBORN, ALBERT
WPAG-TV, Ann Arbor, Mich.
SANDEFUR, HUGH EDWARD
WSON, Henderson, Ky.
SANDERS, BOB
WAUD, Auburn, Ala.
SANDERS, DICK
WJDX, WLBT, Jackson, Miss.
SARDELLA, CARLOS
WOND, Pleasantville, N. J.
SAUNDERS, C. J.
KOLS, Flagstaff, Ariz.
SAUNDERS, CARL
KXLA, Pasadena, Calif.
SCHAEFFER, MARTIN E.
WSON, Henderson, Ky.
SCHERER, RAY
NBC News
SCHNEIDER, AUSTIN
KETV, Omaha, Neb.
SCHOENBRUN, DAVID
CBS-TV
SCHORR, DANIEL
CBS-TV
SCHOTTELKOTTE, AL
WSAI, Cincinnati, Ohio
SCHREIBER, ART
WHIZ, WHIZ-TV, Zanesville,
Ohio
SCHROEDER, DOROTHY
JEANE
WSAZ-TV, Huntington,
W. Va.
SCOTT, HAROLD
WJAC-TV, Johnstown, Pa.
SCOTT, JOHN
MBS (New York)
SCOTT, JOHN
WMIX, Mt. Vernon, 111.
SCOTT, JOHN W.
KENS-TV, San Antonio, Tex.
SCOTT, KEN
WHHY, Mongomery, Ala.
SEARLS, GUY
CBS-TV
SECONDARI, JOHN
Open Hearing, Sunday
ABN, ABC-TV, Washington,
D. C.
SEFTERS, JIM
KWBB, Wichita, Kan.
SEGAL, ZEKE
WM1E, Miami, Fla.
SEIBERT, RAY
WHHH, Warren, Ohio
SELIKOFF, ARTHUR
KVOX, Fargo, N. D,
SENTER, JACK
KEYS, Corpus Christi, Tex
SEVAREID, ERIC
News Analysis
CBS
SEYMOUR, JIM
WDVH, Gainesville, Fla.
SHANNON, BILL
WBAT, Marion, Ind.
SHANNON, GEORGE
WTOK-TV, Meridan, Miss.
SHARMAN, GEORGE
KONO, San Antonio, Tex.
SHAW, CHARLES
WCAU-TV, Philadelphia, Pa.
SHAW, JOSEPH V.
WTSL, Hanover, N. H.
SHAW, SID
WSAV, WSAV-TV,
Savannah, Ga.
SHEEHAN, WILLIAM
WJR, Detroit, Mich.
SHELL, TED
WBNS TV, Columbus, Ohio
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SHELTER. LEROY
WDM J, WDMJ-TV,
Marquette, Mich.
SHEPHERD, BILL
WBEL. Eeloit. Wis.
SHERLOCK. JACK
KOA-TV. Denver, Colo.
SHERWOOD, BOB
WOKY. Milwaukee, Wis.
SHERWOOD. DON
WIMA, WIMA-TV, Lima,
Ohio
SHIELDS, LARRY
KLAS-TV. Las Vegas. Nev.
SHROYER, LAWRENCE
WPRC, Lincoln, 111.
SHULTZ, JOHN W.
WHEE, Martinsville, Va.
SIDOR, TED
WJOB, Hammond, Ind.
SIMMONS, FRITZ
WFRP, Savannah, Ga.
SINGISER, FRANK
MBS (New York)
SIPHERD, ART JR.
KCMJ, Palm Springs, Calif.
SrSSKIND, CARL J.
KGMC, Englewood, Colo.
STVACK, HELEN
WLFH, Little Falls, N. Y.
SKINNER, DAVE
WMRI, Marion. Ind.
SKINNER, RALPH
WLAM, Lewis ton, Me
SKJELSTAD, JIM
KBLF, Red Bluff, Calif.
SKUBINNA, EVERETT
KTEL, Walla Walla, Wash.
SLATON, BILL
WJQS, Jackson, Miss.
SLAYMAKER, GENE
KYW-TV, Cleveland, Ohio
SMALL, ALAN
CKFH, Toronto, Ontario
SMALL, BILL
WHAS-TV, Louisville, Ky.
SMALL, LEE
KNOE, KNOE-TV, Monroe
La.
SMITH, BURLEIGH
KERO-TV, Bakersfield, Calif
SMITH, CAROLINE
KGUL-TV, Galveston Tex
SMITH, DAVE
KVET Austin, Tex.
SMITH, DAVENPORT
WBRC, WBRC-TV,
Birmingham, Ala.
SMITH, DON
KXOA, Sacramento, Calif.
SMITH, FRANK
KFEQ-TV, St. Joseph, Mo.
SMITH, GRAHAM
WBML, Macon, Ga.
SMITH, HARRY
WSGW. Saginaw, Mich
SMITH, HOWARD K.
CBS-TV
SMITH, JAY
WRRR, Rockford, 111.
SMITH, JIM
WGEM-TV, Quincy, 111.
SMITH, JOHN
KTRH, Houston, Tex.
SMITH, LEON
WBTM, Danville, Va.
SMITH, LESTER
MBS (New York)
SMITH, LYNN
WMOU, Berlin, N. H.
SMITH, PAUL
KXIC, Iowa City, Iowa
SMITH, RALPH
WIRL, Peoria, 111.
SMITH RALPH
WEOA, WEHT, Evansville,
Ind.
SMITH, WILLIAM R.
WPEN, Philadelphia, Pa.
SNYDER, JAMES
KDKA. KDKA-TV,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
SNYDER. JAMES
WTRF-TV. Wheeling, W. Va.
SNYDER, TOM
WSAV-TV. Savannah. Ga.
SOKOLSKY, GEORGE
ABN
SOMERS. RAY
WiRFC. Athens. Ga.
SOWARD, OLAF
WIBW, WIBW-TV, Topeka.
Kan.
SOWELL, F. C.
WLAC, WLAC-TV, Nashville,
Tenn.
SPEARE, DAN
KAFY, Bakersfield. Calif.
SPRAGG, GRAYDON
WHAT, Greenfield, Mass.
SQUIRES, KEN
WHIL, Boston. Mass.
STAIRS, ROBERT
KIHO. Sioux Falls, S. D.
STARNES, JACK
WFNS, Burlington. N. C.
STARR, RAY
WJAN, Spartanburg, S. C.
STEFFY, BILL
WICE. Providence. R. I.
STEGER, JOHN
WGSM, Huntington, N. Y.
STEMLER NICK
WWTB. Tampa, Fla.
STEPHENS, DR. RUTH
WKGN, Knoxville. Tenn.
STEPHENS, DR. WALDO
ROM A. Oklahoma City, Okla.
STEPHENSON, R. J.
WJAC, WJAC-TV, Johnstown,
Pa,
STEVENS, FRANK
WTRF-TV, Wheeling, W. Va.
STEWART, BILL
WPBC, Minneapolis, Minn.
STEWART, JACK
WADK, Newport, R. I.
STEWART LARRY
KXLW, St. Louis, Mo.
STEWART, SAM
KTUL. KTUL-TV, Tulsa,
Okla.
STIDSTONE, G. W.
WLEA, Hornell, N. Y.
STILL, BRUCE
WCVS, Spring-field. 111.
STILLE, BERT
WTVN, WTVN-TV,
Columbus, Ohio
STONE, BUD
WOWO. Fort Wayne, Ind.
STONER, PETER
WJBK, WJBK-TV. Detroit,
Mich.
STOUT, BILL
KNXT, Los Angeles, Calif.
STOUT, NED C.
WCLT. Newark. Ohio
STROHBEHN, DOUG
WSAV-TV, Savannah. Ga.
SUIT, HAL
WALB-TV, Albany, Ga.
SULLIVAN, J. A.
WC AX-TV, Burlington, Vt.
SULLIVAN, PAUL
MBS (Philadelphia)
SUMPF, C. RUSSELL
WBRY, Waterbury, Conn.
SUTTON, SCOTT
WTOP-TV, Washington, D. C.
SWANSON, KEITH
KSRV, Ontario, Ore.
SWAW, TED
KSYD-TV, Wichita Falls, Tex.
SWAYZE, JOHN CAMERON
WABC-TV, New York, N. Y.
SWEENEY, GEORGE
WTRY, Troy, N. Y.
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TABERNER. ORRIS
WTOD. Tolpdo. Ohio
TALBOT, BILL
KMTV. Omaha, Neb.
TAYLOR. AL
WIP. Philadelphia, Pa.
TAYLOR. BOB
KOLN-TV, Lincoln. Neb.
TAYLOR, CLIFF
WLEU, Erie. Pa.
TAYLOR, DEL
WHLL, Wheelinsr, W. Va.
TAYLOR, FRANCIS P.
WSTV-TV. Steubenville. Ohio
TAYLOR, FRANK
WMPM, Smithfield, N. C.
TAYLOR, LOUISE
WEIC. Charleston, 111.
TAYLOR, VESTAL
WMFD-TV, Wilmington, N. C.
TEMBY, BRITTON
WWJ, WWJ-TV, Detroit,
Mich.
TEMPLETON, JOE
WTVJ, Miami, Fla.
TERMIN, JONAS
WD AD, Indiana. Pa.
TERRY, GENE
WTAD, KHQA-TV, Quincy,
111.
TERRY, JOHN
WVKO, Columbus, Ohio
THEMAL, HARRY
WILM. Wilmington. Del.
THOMAS, GIL
WFYC, Alma. Mich.
THOMAS, JOHN G.
WCKB, Dunn. N. C.
THOMAS, WALTER
KLTF. Little Falls, Minn.
THOMPSON, JAMES W.
WJJL, Niagara. Falls, N. Y.
THOMPSON, JOHN
KELP, KELP-TV, El Paso,
Tex.
THOMPSON, PAUL
KENS-TV, San Antonio, Tex.
THOMPSON, ROBERT
WMXB, Myrtle Beach. S. C.
THOMSEN, JACK
WOC, WOC-TV, Davenport,
Iowa
THOMSON, TONY
WEOL. Elyria. Ohio
THORNE, TED
WGN-TV. Chicago. 111.
THORNE, TED
WLOI, Laporte, Ind.
THORNLEY, HANK
KBET-TV, Sacramento, Calif.
TICKNOR, LYLE
KGHF. Pueblo. Colo.
TIDEMANN, WARNER
WBLN. Bloomington, 111.
TILLMAN, JOHN
WPIX. New York, N. Y.
TOBIAS, DICK
WCLI, Corning, N. Y.
TOLLEFSON, GENE
KENE. Toppenish. Wash.
TOMLINSON, BILL
WEBC, Duluth, Minn.
TOPINKA, RUDY
WSAU, WSAU-TV, Wausau,
Wis.
TOWNES, MILO
KLIK, Jefferson City, Mo.
TOWNSEND, CHET
WJPF. Herrin, 111.
TOWNSEND, DALLAS
Radio World News Roundup
CBS
TRAVIS, G. EDWARD
WGH, Norfolk-Newport News
Va.
TRIPLETT, ED
KPUG Bellingham. Wash.
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TRIPPE, JIM
WETO, Gadsden, Ala.
TROUT, ROBERT
CBS, WCBS-TV, New York,
N. Y.
TRUERE, BOB
WCOS, Columbia, S. C.
TUCKER, ART
KSVC, Richfield, Utah
TUCKER, NORMAN
WBGR, Jesup, Ga.
TUMA, CY
KOTV, Tulsa, Okla.
TUREK, BOB
WGEM, Quincy. 111.
TURNER, ULMER
WBKB, Chicago, 111.
TYLER, WAYNE
WLVA-TV, Lynchburg-, Va.
TYSS, TY
WLFH, Little Falls, N. Y.
— u —
UBELL, EARL
MBS (Science)
UEBELHART, JAMES W.
WSPD-TV, Toledo, Ohio
UMPLEBY, ROBERT
WJOB, Hammond, Ind.
UNDERWOOD, JIM
KRLD-TV, Dallas, Tex.
UNTERBORN, RICHARD
KTBS-TV, Shreveport, La.
UTLEY, CLIFTON
WMAQ, WNBQ, Chieag-o, 111.
— V —
VAN, LYLE
MBS (New York)
WO'R, WOR-TV, New York,
N. Y.
VAN DEE, JAMES
WVMI, Biloxi, Miss.
VAN DEERLIN, LIONEL
KFSD, KFSD-TV, San Diego,
Calif.
VANDERCOOK, JOHN W.
ABN
VANDER KELEN, DONALD A.
WDUZ, Green Bay, Wis.
VANDEVENTER, BOB
WBAP-TV, Fort Worth, Tex.
VAN HORN, ARTHUR
ABN
VAN SICKLE
WHAS-TV, Louisville, Ky.
VANT HULL, FRED
KMGM-TV, Minneapolis,
Minn.
VAN TOL, THOMAS
WGRD, Grand Rapids, Mich.
VAN VOORHIS, WESTBROOK
MBS (New York)
VASTINE, ROY
WPAY, Portsmouth, Ohio
VAUGHN, JOE
WLEC, Sandusky, Ohio
VEIDT, BILL
KONY, San Marcos, Tex.
VERNON, ROY
KJAY, Topeka, Kan.
VIDNOVIC, SAM
WMOK, MeKeesport, Pa.
VINALL, JAMES
WJR, Detroit, Mich.
VOGEL, PHIL
WOAY-TV, Oak Hill, W. Va.
VOLGER, GEORGE J.
KWPC, Muscatine, Iowa
VON FEMD, CHARLES
Radio News of America
CBS, CBS-TV
VOSBURGH, HARRY
WSLB. Osrdensbiirg-. N. Y.
— w —
WABER, TOM
WXYZ, WXYZ-TV, Detroit,
Mich.
WADE, STEVE
WAEB, Allentown, Pa.
WAGNER, JOHN
KWBB, Wichita, Kan.
WAGY, NORMAN
WKST-TV, New Castle, Pa,
WALDON, ALAN
WPAC, Patchogne, N. Y.
WALKER, AL
WCAW, Charleston, W. Va.
WALKER, WELDON
WARL, Arlington, Va.
WALLACE, MIKE
B. May 9, 1918, New York,
N. Y.; Mike Wallace Interview,
ABC
WALSH, GORDON
WINC. Winchester, Va.
WARD, KEITH
KJBC, Midland, Tex.
WARD, L. AUDREY
WHBI. Newark, N. J.
WARD, LARRY
KTVI, St. Louis, Mo.
WARD, MAC
KNDE-TV, Monroe, La.
WARD, RUSS
WRC-TV, Washington, D. C.
WARD-STEINMAN, IRVING
KDBS, Alexandria, La.
WARREN, CHARLES
MBS (Washington)
WARREN, CHUCK
KPHO, KPHO-TV, Phoenix,
Ariz.
WARREN, DOUG
WKDN, Camden, N. J.
WARREN, JIM
KGB, San Dieg-o, Calif.
WARREN, MATTHEW
WTTG, Washing-ton, D. C.
WARREN, STEVE
WMC. WMCT, Memphis, Tenn.
WARWICK, STAN
KXLA, Pasadena, Calif.
WATSON, BOB
WQXI,, Atlanta, Ga.
WAYMAN, KEN
KTIV, Sioux City, Iowa
WAYNE, MAURY
KTBS-TV, Shreveport, La.
WEBB, BRYAN
WTSP, St. Petersburg-, Fla.
WEEKS, ED
KOVC, Valley City, N. D.
WELLS, FRANK
WSGW, Saginaw, Mich.
WESSON, DICK
KABC, KABC-TV.
Los Angeles, Calif.
WEST, DICK
WFAA, WFAA-TV, Dallas,
Tex.
WESTBROOK, RICHARD
WHOK, Lancaster, Ohio
WESTBROOK, TED
WKBV, Richmond, Ind.
WESTERKAMP, DICK
WWJ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
WHALEN, TOM
WBAP-TV, Fort Worth, Tex.
WHEELER, DICK
WFAA-TV, Dallas, Tex.
WHITE, HY
WLBR, Lebanon, Pa.
WHITELEY, BOB
WKBL, Coving-ton, Tenn.
WHITELY, GORDON
WLAP, WKXP-TV.
Lexington, Ky.
1159
WHITTIER, CHUCK
WILK, WILK-TV,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
WILBANKS, BOB
WBIW, Bedford, Ind.
WILLIAMS, BILL
WSM-TV, Nashville, Tenn.
WILLIAMS, LAFE
KFEQ, KFEQ-TV, St. Joseph,
Mo.
WILLIAMS, LOU
WCEN, Mt. Pleasant, Mich.
WILLIAMS, MANNING
KGUL-TV, Galveston, Tex.
WILLIAMS, PAUL
WWJ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
WILLIAMS, RICH
WKBV, Richmond, Ind.
WILLIFORD, EARL
WB'LO', Evergreen, Ala.
WILSON, BOB
B. Aug. 27, 1915, Mumcie, Ind.;
The Saturday iNighr News,
WRCA-TV; The World News
Roundup, Meitropolitan Life's
Good Morning News, Today in
Wall Street, The 11th Hour
News Special, WRCA; HBC News,
NBC-TV
WILSON, EARL
Tonight Show
NBC-TV
WILSON, EDWARD
KOAM, KOAM-TV, Pittsburg,
Kan.
WILSON, GLEN
WLW-T, Cincinnati, Ohio
WILSON, JOHN
KONO, San Antonio, Tex.
WILSON, PHIL
WTVH, Peoria, 111.
WILSON, RAY
KFBM-TV, San Dieg-o, Calif.
WWGATE, JOHN
B. Jan. 16, 1921; Night Beat,
WABD; 6:15 P.M. News Extra,
7:20 P.M. News, WOR; 2:30 and
5:30 P.M. News, Mutual
WOLFE, DAVE
WJOC, Jamestown, N. Y.
WOMACK, BURL
WSAV, WSAV-TV, Savannah,
Ga.
WOOD, ED
WTVN-TV, Columbus, Ohio
WOOD, JAMES L.
WSBT, South Bend, Ind.
WOODS, CHARLES
ABN
WOODWARD, ROSS
KXL, Portland, Ore.
WORKHOVEN, MERRILL
WOW, WOW-TV, Omaha, Neb.
WORKMAN, W. D. JR.
WIS, WIS-TV, Columbia, S. C.
WRIGHT, J. BRADLEY
KSL-TV, Salt Lake City, Utah
— XYZ —
YANO, M.
KULA-TV, Honolulu, Hawaii
YOUNG, BRIG
WHTC, Holland, Mich.
YOUNG, LEE
KEEP, Phoenix, Ariz.
ZAMES, CHARLES
WSAN, Allentown, Pa.
ZEIGIN, JACK
WING, Dayton, Ohio
ZIEBARTH, E. W.
WCCO, WCCO-TV,
Minneapolis, Minn.
ZOLA, LEONARD
WESX, Salem, Mass.
LEONARD
VALENTA
TELEVISION
DIRECTOR
TRafalgar 7-0962
Agent:
Ashley Steiner, Inc.
579 Fifth Ave., N.Y.C.
MU 8-8330
Don Richardson
Director
Management
Jerome Hellman Associates
PL 3-7715
1160
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RADIO AND TELEVISION
— their work during 1957
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— A —
ALLEN, CRAIG
Sports Review, Mr. Peepers, Wide
Wide World, NBC-TV
ALTER, PAUL
Price Is Rig-lit. I've Got A
Secret
NBC-TV; CBS-TV
AMATEAU, ROD
Burns & Allen
CBS-TV
ANDERSEN, BRUCE
Hig-h Adventure with Lowell
Thomas
CBS-TV
ANDREWS, CHARLES
Ford Road Show (Starring
Arthur Godfrey) CBS
ARMSTRONG, RICHARD
Colleg-e News Conference
ABC-TV
ASHER, WILLIAM
Sally
' NBC-TV
ASHLEY, IRA
City Hospital; Young Doctor
M alone
CBS
ATKINS, IRV
People Are Funny
NBC-TV
AUCHINCLOSS, GORDON
Johnny Pearson Show
ABN
AUERBACH. LARRY
Love of Life
CBS-TV
— B —
BANNER, BOB
Chevy Show
NBC-TV
BARE, RICHARD
Broken Arrow
ABC-TV
BELLAMY, EARL
Lone Ranjrer. ABC-TV; Tales
of Wells Fargo. NBC-TV
BENSON, LEON
West Point: Adventure at
Scott Island
ABC-TV
BERENSON, IRVING
U.N. on the Record
CBS
BERNS, SEYMOUR
The Edsel Show, Bing- Crosby
and His Friends, Red Skelton
Show
CBS -TV
BIRCH, PETER
Captain Kang-aroo
CBS-TV
BISHOP, TERRY
Adventures of Robin Hood
CBS-TV
BISNEY, BYRON
Country Music Jubilee
ABC -TV
BLAIR, GEORGE
Superman
ABC-TV
BLEYER, ROBERT
Arthur Godfrey Time
CBS
BLOOM, NORTON
Conquest
CBS-TV
BOTTICHER, BUD
Fury. NBC-TV; Maverick,
ABC -TV
BRAHM, JOHN
Suspicion
NBC-TV
BRODHEAD, JOHN
All American Game of the
Week
ABC-TV
BROWN, DAVE
Paid Winched Show, ABC-TV;
Treasure Hunt. NBC-TV
BROWN, JIM
Man Around the House
CBS
BROWNING, KIRK
Shirley Temple Storybook
NBC-TV
Cort Steen
DIRECTOR
OF
'VOICE OF FIRESTONE"
ABC-TV
BARRY SHEAR
BARRY
directs
EDDIE FISHER
on
NBC'nru
MCA
•
Contact Dick Rubin
1161
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BUSCEMI, TOM
Bowling- Stars
ABC-TV
— c —
CARR, THOMAS
Trackdown
CBS-TV
CARTOUN, ALAN
Longines Symphonette
CBS
CASELLI, LaMAR
The Last Word
CBS, CBS-TV
CASTLE, WILLIAM
The Californians
NBC-TV
CHAFFEY, DON
Adventures of Robin Hood
CBS-TV
OLARK, JAMES
Playhouse 90
CBS-TV
CLAXTON, WILLIAM
The Californians
NBC-TV
COLE, BUD
Club Oasis
NBC-TV
COLLERAN, WILLIAM
Du Pont Show of the Month,
CBS-TV; Polly Berg-en Show,
NBC-TV
COOPER, HAL
Search for Tomorrow
CBS-TV
COOPER, JACKIE
The People's Choice
NBC-TV
CORDAY, TED
As The World Turns
CBS-TV
CORRIGAN, WILLIAM
Armstrong Circle Theatre
CBS-TV
CORSLAND, ALLAN JR.
CBS-TV
COUGHLIN, ALFRED A.
Bill Kemp Show
ABN
CRABTREE, ARTHUR
Adventures of Sir Lancelot
ABC-TV
CUMMINGS, BOB
Bob Cumming-s Show
NBC-TV
— D —
DAILEY, BOB
Person to Person
CBS-TV
DANIELS, JACK
Woody Woodpecker
ABC-TV
DARLEY, DIK
Lux Show Starrring- Rosemary
Clooney
NBC-TV
DAUGHERTY, HERSCHEL
Suspicion, Wagon Train
NBC-TV
DAVIS, EDDIE
Adventure at Scott Island
ABC-TV
DAVIS, HOWARD
Today, Howdy Doody
NBC-TV
DAY, ROBERT
Adventures of Robin Hood
CBS-TV
DE ANGELO,
CARLO
B. Rome, Italy; Ave Maria Hour,
Transcriptions; "Run, Thief,
Run", Play — Directed
DE CAPRIO, AL
Phil Silvers Show
CBS-TV
DE CORDOVA, FRED
December Bride
CBS-TV
DESMOND, JOHN
Odyssey, Hotel Cosmopolitan
CBS-TV
DEW, EDDIE
Sg-t. Preston of the Yukon
CBS-TV
DIAMOND, VERN
World News Roundup, Miss
America, CBS-TV
DIETRICK, GARTH
Tonig-ht
NBC-TV
DISKIN, MARSHALL
Dean Pike
ABC-TV
DOLAN, JAMES M.
Sports Time, Saturday Sports
Resume, Sunday Sports Re-
sume, CBS
DONEHUE, VINCENT J.
Playhouse 90
CBS-TV
DONNER,
RICHARD D.
Industrial, Oomm., Theatrical
Films & TV Shows
GARRY SIMPSON
Producer - Director
DICK SCHNEIDER
DIRECTOR
NBC-TV
1162
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DONOVAN, TOM
Studio One
CBS-TV
DOUGHERTY, HERSCHEL
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
CBS-TV
DUBIN, CHARLES S.
New York Philharmonic
Young- People's Concerts,
Seven Lively Arts. CBS-TV:
Twenty-One, NBC-TV.
DUDDY, LYN
Merv Griffin Show
ABN
DUNLAP, RICHARD
Omnibus, Kraft Television
Theatre, NBC-TV
DWAN, ROBERT
You Bet Your Life
NBC-TV
E
ENGELBACH, DEE
Galen Drake Show, Second
Mrs. Burton, CBS
ENGLANDER, ROGER
JOHN
CBS-TV
ENGLISH,
Lassie
CBS-TV
FASSETT, JIM
The New York Philharmonic
CBS
FAUSSETT, HUDSON
Tic Tac Dougrh
NBC-TV
FELDMAN, RICHARD
Look Here, NBC-TV; Pat
Boone Chevy Showroom, ABC-
TV
FELTON, NORMAN
Studio One, CBS-TV
FERBER, MEL
Seven Lively Arts
CBS-TV
FERRIN, FRANK
Andy's Gang-
NBC-TV
FLOREY, ROBERT
Wag-on Train, M-Squad
NBC-TV
FORD, PHIL
Lassie
CBS-TV
FOSTER, NORMAN
Zorro
ABC-TV
FOX, VAN
Wide Wide World
NBC-TV
FRANKENHEIMER, JOHN
Playhouse 90
CBS-TV
FRISTOE, ALLEN
Wendy Warren and the News
CBS
— G —
GADETTE, FRED
You Asked for It
ABC-TV
GALLU, SAM
Navy Log-
ABC-TV
GREY L0CKW00D
NBC-TV
DIRECTOR
GARNETT, RAY
Turn of Fate
NBC-TV
GERSTAD, HARRY
Superman
ABC-TV
GIBBS, PARKER
NBC Bandstand
NBC
GIRARD, BERNARD
The Thin Man, M-Squad
NBC-TV
GODFREY, PETER
Turn of Fate, Court of Last
Resort, NBC-TV
GOLTZ, SIDNEY C.
All Star Golf
ABC-TV
GORMAN, WALTER
The Guiding- Lig-ht
CBS-TV
GOTLIEB, DICK
This Is Your Life
NBC-TV
GOULD, WALTER
B. July 31, 1911, New York City,
N. Y.; TV Film Commercials,
All Nets; Walk without Fear,
NBC; Popcorn Theatre, Raman,
Syndication; Up for Parole, CBS
GRAHAM, WILLIAM
Kraft Television Theatre
NBC-TV
GREEN, HILTON
The Restless Gun
NBC-TV
CRAIG ALLEN
Management:
GEORGE F. FOLEY
730 Fifth Ave. JUdson 6-4312
1163
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GREENE, DAVID
Studio One
CBS-TV
GRIES, TOM
Court of Last Resort, Turn of
Fate, NBC-TV
— H —
HANNA, ART
Our Gal Sunday, This Is Nora
Drake, CBS
HASKIN, BRYON
The Californians, Turn of Fate
NBC-TV
HEALION, WILLIAM
Today
NBC-TV
HELLER, FRANKLIN
What's My Line, To Tell the
Truth, CBS-TV
HEMION, DWIGHT
Steve Allen Show
NBC-TV
HENDERSON, JOHN T. JR.
Woolworth Hour, Radio
Novels, Coni'mercials, CBS
HERRMANN, HARRY
Kraft Television Theatre
NBC-TV
HEWITT, DON
Doug-las Edwards with the
News, CBS-TV
HILL, CHARLES N.
Person to Person
CBS-TV
HILL, GEORGE ROY
Playhouse 90, Seven Lively
Arts, CBS-TV
D IO-TV D I RECTO
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HITCHCOCK, ALFRED
Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
CBS-TV; Suspicion, NBC-TV
HOADE, MARTIN
Frontiers of Faith
NBC-TV
HOBIN, BILL
Your Hit Parade
NBC -TV
HOBSON, JAMES
Lawrence Welk Show, Law-
rence Welk's Top Tune & New
Talent, ABC-TV
HOFFMAN, MILT
Rusty Draper Show
CBS
HOLMES, JIM
Wednesday Nig-ht Fights
ABC-TV
HOPPER, JERKY
Bachelor Father
CBS-TV
HOWELL, BILL
As the World Turns
CBS-TV
HOWELL, CLIFF
Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall
CBS
HOYT, ED
World News Roundup
CBS-TV
HUGHES, DEL
The Brighter Day
CBS-TV
HULTGREN, ROBERT
Howdy Doody
NBC-TV
HURDLE, JACK
Robert Q. Lewis Show
CBS
RS # #
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IRVING, CHARLES
Search for Tomorrow
CBS-TV
JACKMAN, FRED
Circus Boy
ABC-TV
JOHNSTONE, JACK
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
CBS
JONES, CLARK
Patrice Munsel Show
ABC-TV
— K —
KANE, MIKE
House Party
CBS, CBS-TV
KELLEY, JOHN
Family Theatre
MBS
KERN, JAMES V.
Date with the Ang-els, ABC-
TV; I Love Lucy, CBS -TV
KESSLER, HENRY
Adventure at Scott Island,
West Point, ABC-TV
KILEY, TIM
Let's Take a Trip
CBS-TV
KINNEY, WES
Modern Romances
NBC-TV
KINON, RICHARD
Mr. Adams and Eve
CBS-TV
RICHARD D. DONNER
SDGA, SDIG, RTDG
DIRECTOR
851 Beverly Glenn
Beverly Hills
Calif.
630 Gramatan Ave.
Mount Vernon
N. Y.
WALLY
GOULD
TV Film
Director
15 East 48th Street
MUrray Hill 8-3724
1164
$ # RADIO-TV DIRECTORS * #
<<<<<<<<-<-<-<■<■<■<-<■<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<«<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
KITCHELL, JIM
NBC News, Outlook
NBC-TV
KNOWLES, BERNARD
Adventures of Sir Lancelot
ABC-TV
KULIK, BUZZ
Climax
CBS-TV
— JL —
LACHMAN, MORT
Bob Hope Show
NBC-TV
LAFFERTY, PERRY
Name That Tune
CBS -TV
LANDERS, LEW
Tales of the Texas Rangers
ABC-TV
LANDIS, JOE
Gisele MacKenzie Show
NBC-TV
LEADER, ANTON
Meet McGraw
NBC-TV
LEHMAN, BOB
Truth or Consequences
NBC-TV
LEONARD, RICHARD
g Backstage Wife, Romance of
Helen Trent, CBS
LEONARD, SHELDON
The Danny Thomas Show,
CBS-TV; Real McCoys, ABC-
TV
LEVENS, PHIL
Treasure Hunt
NBC-TV
LEVY, RALPH
Jack Benny, Shower of Stars
CBS-TV
LINDEN, BILL
Jimmy Dean
CBS-TV
LOCKWOOD.
GREY
Robert Montgomery Presents,
Colgate Comedy Hour, Lights
Out, Perry Como Show, NBC-TV
LOWE, DAVID
Do You Trust Your Wife
ABC-TV
LUCAS, JOHN MEREDYTH
Court of Last Resort
NBC-TV
LUMET, SIDNEY
Studio One, U. S. Steel, Seven
Lively Arts, Du Pont Show of
the Month, CBS-TV
— Mc —
Mcdonald, frank
Wild Bill Hickok, Wyatt Earp
ABC-TV
McDOUGALL, DON
Trackdown
CBS-TV
McGARRETT, GEORGE
Jim Backus Show
ABN
McKAY, JIM
Sports Time
CBS
McKINLEY, BARRY
Susan's Show
CBS-TV
McLAGLEN, ANDREW V.
Have Gun, Will Travel
CBS-TV
iff
MacALLEN, JAMES
Lamp Unto My Feet
CBS-TV
MacDONNELL, NORMAN S.
Gun smoke
CBS
MacGREGOR, KEN
My True Story
NBC
MACKENZIE, MURDO
Ford Road Show (Starring-
Rosemary Clooney and Bing-
Crosby), CBS
MAHONEY, CLAUDE
CBS Radio Farm News
MANDEVILLE, BETTY
F.B.I. In Peace and War
CBS
MARSHALL, SANFORD
Exploring- Tomorrow
MBS
MARTINSON, LESLIE H.
Sug-arfoot
ABC-TV
MARVEL, TED
The Sunday News Special
CBS-TV
MEDFORD, DON
Suspicion
NBC-TV
FRANK SATENSTEIN
DIRECTOR
JACKIE GLEASON SHOW
CBS-TV
1165
$ # RADIO-TV DIRECTORS $ $
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MEREDITH, BURGESS
Playhouse 90
CBS-TV
MILLER, SIDNEY
Mickey Mouse Club
ABC-TV
MONTY, GLORIA
The Secret Storm
CBS-TV
MORSE, HOLLINGSWORTH
The Californians, NBC-TV;
Broken Arrow. ABC-TV
MULLIGAN, ROBERT
Seven Lively Arts, Du Pont
Show of the Month, CBS-TV
MURPHY, RALPH
Lassie
CBS-TV
MUSIELLO, FRANK
Peter and Mary Show
CBS
MYERS, FRANK
Sgrt. Preston of the Yukon
CBS-TV
NELSON, RALPH
Du Pont Show of the Month
CBS-TV
NICKELL, PAUL
Climax
CBS-TV
NORTHSHIELD, ROBERT J.
Seven Lively Arts
CBS-TV
— Q —
— o —
— N —
NATHANSON, TED
Arlene Francis Show
NBC -TV
NAZZARO, RAY
Fury
NBC-TV
NEILSON, JAMES
Suspicion, The Restless Gun,
NBC-TV ; Alfred Hitchcock
Presents, CBS -TV
NELSON, OZZIE
Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet,
ABC-TV
O'SULLIVAN, ROBERT HUGH
Family Theater
MBS
P
PAUL, BYRON
The Verdict Is Yours
CBS-TV
PENN, ARTHUR
Playhouse 90
CBS-TV
PETERSON, CLIFF
Breakfast Club
ABN
PETERSON, RALPH
NBC News
NBC-TV
PETRIE, DANIEL
Du Pont Show of the Month
CBS-TV
PEYSER, JOHN
Meet McGraw, M-Squad
NBC-TV
POST, TED
Gunsmoke
CBS-TV
QUINLAN, BOB
The CBS Morning News, Bing
Crosby and His Friends, CBS-
TV
— R —
R EISNER, ALLEN
Playhouse 90
CBS-TV
REYNOLDS,
SHELDON
Dick and the Duchess, CBS-TV
REYNOLDS, TOM
Modern Romances, True Story
NBC-TV
RICH, JOHN
The Eve Arden Show
CBS-TV
RICHARDSON,
DON
"Mama", Film; U. S. Steel
Hour, CBS-TV; The Thirteen
Clocks, ABC-TV; A Sound of
Hunting, Broadway Play
ROBBIE, SEYMOUR
$64,000 Question, $64,000
Challenge, CBS-TV
ROBERTS, PAUL
Indictment, Road to Life, The
Couple Next Door, CBS
ROBINSON, LEE
Hig"h Adventure with Lowell
Thomas, CBS-TV
For Advertising Agencies
Personnel & Radio -TV Accounts
See Page 131
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ROBSON, WILLIAM
Suspense
CBS
RUBENS, AARON
Phil Silvers Show
CBS-TV
RUDOLPH, OSCAR
Lone Ranger
ABC-TV
— s —
SAMETH, JACK
Mike Wallace Interview
ABC-TV
SAMMON, ROBERT
Person to Person
CBS-TV
SANDER, LESLIE
Fury
NBC-TV
SATEIYSTEIIV,
FRANK
Jackie Gleoson Show, CBS-TV
SCHAFFNER, FRANKLIN
Playhouse 90
CBS-TV
SCHLMMEL, CLARENCE
The Gary Moore Show
CBS-TV
SCHNEIDER,
RICK IS.
Wide Wide World, Emmy Awards,
Academy Awards, Survival Street,
Do Re Mi, NBC-TV; Salute to
Eisenhower, Closed Circuit, Demo.
& Rep. Conventions, NBC
SCHNUR, JERRY
Dotto
CBS-TV
SCHUSTER, HAROLD
The Calif ornians, Meet
McGraw. NBC-TV
SEITER, WILLIAM
Oh ! Susanna
CBS-TV
SHARPE, ROBERT K.
Seven Lively Arts
CBS-TV
SHAW, JEROME
The Big Record
CBS -TV
SHEAR, BARRY
Eddie Fisher Show, NBC-TV
SHELDON, JAMES
Court of Last Resort, NBC-TV;
West Point, ABC-TV
SILBERSHER, MARVIN
Look Up and. Live
CBS-TV
SILVERSTEIN, ELLIOTT
U. S. Steel
CBS-TV
SIMPSON, GARRY
B. Feb. 16, 1919, United States;
Wide Wide World, Armstrong
Circle Theatre, Campbell Sound-
stage, The Jimmy Durante Show,
Phil co Television Playhouse, The
Ed Wynn Show, NBC
SINCLAIR, ROBERT
Shirley Temple Storybook
NBC-TV
SIODMAK, ROBERT
O.S.S.
ABC-TV
SKUTCH, IRA
Beat the Clock
CBS -TV
SLINGLAND, FRANK
Meet the Press
NBC-TV
SMIGHT, JACK
Studio One, Seven Lively Arts,
CBS-TV; Suspicion, NBC-TV
SMITH, BERNIE
You Bet Your Life
NBC-TV
SPRINGSTEEN, R. G.
Mickey Mouse Club
ABC-TV
SQUIRE, ANTHONY
Adventures of Robin Hood
CBS-TV
STAPP, JACK
Jim Reeves Show
ABN
STEARNS, JOHN
Herb Oscar Anderson Show
ABN
STEEN, CORT
B. July 14, 1918, Pittsburgh, Pa.;
Voice of Firestone, ABC-TV;
$64,000 Question, $64,000 Chal-
lenge, CBS-TV
STENTA, RICHARD
Sez Who?
CBS
STEVENS, ROBERT
Alfred Hitchcock Presents,
CBS-TV; Suspicion, NBC-TV
STOLOFF, VICTOR
High Adventure with i^owell
Thomas, CBS-TV
STRATTON, RICHARD
Open Hearing-
ABC -TV
SUGHRUE, JACK
NBC News, Outlook
NBC-TV
SUTTER, DANIEL
Five-Star Matinee
NBC
T
TEELA, RICHARD
Stuart Foster Show
CBS
TEWKSBURY, PETER
Father Knows Best
NBC-TV
THORPE, JERRY
The Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz
Show, CBS-TV; Walter Win-
chell File, ABC-TV
TOWER, HARRY ALAN
Harry Lime; Scarlet Pimper-
nel, Theater Royal, Horatio
Hornblower, Queen's Men,
MBS
TRENNER, BARON JR.
Sports Focus
ABC-TV
1167
TUGEND, HARRY
George Gobel Show
NBC-TV
— V —
VALEi\TA,
LEONARD F.
B. Nov. 22, 1923, Philadelphia,
Pa.; Big Story, NBC-TV; Studio
One, Tales of Tomorrow, Charlie
Wild, CBS-TV
VAN DYKE, WILLIARD
High Adventure with Lowell
Thomas, CBS-TV
VINCENT, CHARLES
Keep Healthy
MBS
VINCENT, CHIC
Pepper Young's Family
NBC
VOUTSAS, GEORGE
NBC
— w —
WAGGNER, GEORGE
Wagon Train
NBC-TV
WALKER, ELBERT
Queen For A Day
NBC-TV
WALKER, ROBERT G.
Circus Boy
ABC-TV
WALTERS, VLNCE
Walter Cronkite with the
News, CBS-TV
WEBB, JACK
Dragnet
NBC-TV
WEISS, DON
M-Squad, Suspicion, Wagon
Train, NBC-TV
WHELAN, KEN
Big Payoff
CBS-TV
WHORF, RICHARD
Gun smoke
CBS-TV
WOLFE, ED
Ma Perkins
CBS
WOOD, JACK
The Guiding Light
WRIGHT, WYNN
Squad Room
MBS
— Y —
YATES, EDWARD J.
American Bandstand
ABC-TV
YORKIN, ALAN "BUD"
Ford Show
NBC-TV
— z —
ZIRATO, BRUNO JR.
The Best In Music
CBS
PAUL TAUBMAN
MUSICAL DIRECTOR
"TWENTY ONE"
"TIC TAC DOUGH"
"DOUGH RE MI"
"EDGE OF NIGHT"
PAUL TAUBMAN'S
30 Central Pork South
NEW YORK CITY
Contact Thru
Radio Registry
MUrray Hill 8-6600
1168
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RADIO AND TELEVISION
— their work during 1957
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ADAMS, JOHN O.
KVIN, Vinita, Okla.
ADAMS, SHIRLI
KISD, Sioux Falls, S. D.
ADKINS, RUTH
WEIC, Charleston, 111.
AGA, ROGER
KXRA, Alexandria, Minn.
ALLAN, STANLEY
WiPAC, Patchogue, N. Y.
ALLEN, DEBBIE
KECK, Odessa, Tex.
ALLISON, DALE K.
KLOO, Corvallis, Ore.
AMBROSE, DON
WHED, Washing-ton, D. C.
ARCHER, LOIS
WWON, Woonsocket, R. I.
ARMSTRONG, LOUIS
The Edsel Show
CBS-TV
ARTER, MALCOLM
WKOK, Sunbury, Pa.
ASHWORTH, AUDIE B.
WBMC, McMinnville. Tenn.
ATCHER, RANDY
Hayloft Hoedown
WHAS-TV, Louisville, Ky.
ATTEBERRY, TERRY
KCOL, Fort Collins, Col.
ATWELL, LEE
WHRC, Canton, Ohio
AYRES, MITCHELL
The Perry Como Show
NBC-TV
AYRES, NORMAN
WCSH-TV, Portland, Me.
— B —
BAIN, PAUL
KQUE. Albuquerque, N. M. .
BALLANTINE, EDDY
Breakfast Club
ABN
BANCROFT, PIERSON
KTAR, KVAR, Phoenix, Ariz.
BARKER, ROBERT
KLIZ, Brainerd, Minn.
BARLOW, HOWARD
Voice of Firestone
ABC-TV
BARRY, DICK
WSGW, Saginaw, Mich.
BARRY, TODD
WJJL, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
BASH, OTTO
WSM-TV, Nashville, Tenn.
BECKER, LOUISE
KIMN, Denver, Col.
BELK, MARY BOND
KTRM, Beaumont, Tex.
BELL, FRANK
WEEI, Boston, Mass.
BENSON, BROWNIE
WSAZ-TV, Hunting-ton, W. Va.
BERG, KATHY
KDZA, Pueblo, Col.
BERNSTEIN, LEONARD
N. Y. Philharmonic, New
York Philharmonic Young-
People's Concerts
CBS-TV
BETHELL, DAN
WMNS, Olean, N. Y.
BIESER, DICK
WCNT, Centralia, 111.
BILSKE, ROBERT F.
WNEB, Worcester, Mass.
BINGHAM, ANITA
KMOP, Tucson, Ariz.
BLACK, KEN
KWDM, Des Moines, Iowa
BLANK, RALPH E.
WJJD, Chicago, 111.
BLASINGAME, BUDDY
KCNY, San Marcos, Tex.
BLOOD, RUSSELL W.
WLOB, Portland, Me.
BOLEN, JIM
KBIZ, Ottumwa, Iowa
BOWMAN, BEVERLY
KGFL, Ro swell, N. M.
BOX, EUEL
The Wayne Mack Show
WFAA-TV, Dallas, Tex.
BRADLEY, BRUCE
WROW, WTEN, Albany, N. Y.
BRADLEY, OWEN
Jim Reeves Show
ABN
SAMMY KAYE
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ABC-Radio
Sunday Serenade
Exclusively
Columbia Records
Wk m
Management— David Krengel
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Direction— M.C.A.
Publicity— David 0. Alber
1169
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BRADY, WILLIAM P.
WEDC, Chicago. 111.
BRESLER, JERRY
Merv Griffin Show
ABN
BRIDGES, DORIS
WKMT, King's Mountain, N. C.
BRIGHT, WELDON
KGNC, KGNC-TV, Amarillo,
Tex.
BRITT, VIRGINIA
KCIL, Houma, La.
BROOKS, BILL
WEBJ, Brewton, Ala.
BROOKS, DALE
Country Jam>boree
WBOY-TV, Clarksburg-, W. Va.
BROOKS, HETTIE LUE
KWFC, Hot Springs, Ark.
BROSCHE, BRYANT
WMBR-TV, Jacksonville, Fla.
BROWN, LES
The Bob Hope Show
NBC-TV
BROWN, TOM
KHBC, Midland, Tex.
BUETTNEE, EVE
WKUL, Cullman, Ala.
BUMGARDNER, LARRY
WYCL, York, S. C.
BURGER, RALPH P.
KBBS, Buffalo, Wyo.
BURKETT, LOUIS
WFRO, Fremont, Ohio
BURWELL, TED
WHIT, New Bern, N. C.
BYRD, VIRGINIA
WISH, WISH-TV, Indianapolis,
Ind.
— c —
CALABRESE, RAY
WHLM, Bloomsburg, Pa.
CALDO, JACK
WHAW, Weston. W. Va.
CALVERT, RAYMOND W.
KVOC. Casper, Wyo.
CAMARGO, MATEO
KCOR, KCOR-TV, San An-
tonio, Tex.
CAMPBELL, DICK
WDVA, Danville, Va.
CAMPBELL, JAN
WOAY-TV, Oak Hill, W. Va.
CAMPERSON, BILL
WHOL, Allentown, Pa.
CANTY, JOHN R,
WCCM, Lawrence, Mass.
CARL, LEN
WLAP, W1KXP-TV, Lexing-
ton, Ky.
CARLSON, WALTER
WHAY, New Britain, Conn.
CARN, DURWOOD
WJIM, WJIM-TV, Lansing,
Mich.
CARTER, MARY
WRAY, Princeton, Ind.
OASTELLI, ELEANOR
WPTS, Pittston, Pa.
CATES> GEORGE
Lawrence Welk Show, Law-
rence Welk's Top Tunes &
New Talent, ABC-TV
CAVANAUGH, PAGE
Double Time
KTLA, Los Angeles, Calif.
CHANEY, GENE
WBBZ, Ponca City, Okla.
CHARLES, TOMMY
WiSG-N, Birniingham, Ala.
CHASINS, ABRAM
WQXR, New York, N. Y.
CHERRY, ELIZABETH
KWTX. KWTX-TV, KBTX-TV,
Waco, Tex.
CLARK, ALAN
WKY, WKY-TV, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
CLARY, ROBERT
WSOY, Decatur, 111.
CLETRO, EDDIE
Le Garde Twins
KTLA, Los Angeles, Calif.
CLOUTIER, NORMAN L.
WHAI, Greenfield, Mass.
COFFEE, LEE
WIBV, Belleville, 111.
COFFEEN, K. RICHARD
WMBD, WMBD-TV, Peoria,
111.
COLLINS, PAUL
KFRD, Rosenberg, Tex.
COLLYER, DICK
WARK, Hagerstown, Md.
COMNILLO, CLYDE
KOA, Denver, Colo.
COOKE, RUSSELL
WWNR, Beckley, W. Va.
COOPER, HARRY
WHOM. New York, N. Y.
COTE, BERT
WCOU, Lewiston, Me.
COTTONGIM, EARL
WSFC, Somerset, Ky.
COY, CINDY
WPDX, Clarksburg, W. Va.
COY, JOHNNY
WAPL, Appleton, Wis.
CRANDALL, VIC
KGOS, Torrington, Wyo.
CRANE, LOR
Rocket to Stardom
KTTV, Hollywood, Calif.
CRAWFORD, FRED
WMOS, Muskegon, Mich.
CROWL, ALMA
WESA, Charleroi, Pa.
CRUTCHFIELD, JERRY DON
WCBL, Benton, Ky.
Bernie Wayne
Jingles: Chock Full O'Nuts
Adler Shoes
Player's Cigarettes
Industrial shows: Buick
General Motors
Television:
Cyrano De Bergerac Spectacular
Broadway Show:
Ziegfeld Follies
Musical Conductor for
A.B.C. Paramount Records
Agent . . . M.C.A. 598 Madison Ave.
att: Bobby Brenner
1170
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CUGAT, XAVIER
The. Xavier Cng-at She
NBC-TV
CURTIN, MARK
KFYO, Lubbock, Tex.
— D —
DAHLGREN, BOB
KALE, KALB-TV, Alexandria,
La.
DANIEL, DAVE
WMRB, Greenville, S. C.
BANNA, VIC
WEBR, Buffalo, N. Y.
BATWYLEIR, SANBRA
KLGN, Logan. Utah
BAVIS, BILL
WLOW, Norfolk, Va.
BEAN, C. E.
WFPA, Fort Payne, Ala.
BEATON, BILL
KRVC, Arkadelphia, Ark.
BELFINO, FRANK
WICC. WICC-TV, Bridgeport,
Conn.
BELZELL, BILL
KMMJ, Grand Island, Neb.
BeREMER, NELO
WBCM, Bay City, Mich.
DE VOL, FRANK
B. Sept. 20, 1911, Moundsville,
W. Va.; Musical D i recto r-Ar-
janger, "The Lux Shaw" Starring
Rosemary Clooney, NBC-TV
DEWEY, ANN
WTVN, WTVN-TV, Columbus,
Ohio
DIANE, R. E.
KCUL, Ft. Worth, Tex.
BI FILLIPO, KIM
WNOK, WNOK-TV, Columbia,
S. C.
BI NARBO, RUTH
WWHG, Hornell, N. Y.
BINNING, SHERRY
WHB, Kansas City, Mo.
BOOLEY, PETER
WEOA, WE'HT, Evansville,
Ind.
BUTTON, BOLLIE
Organ Melodies
KVSO-TV, Ardmore, Okla.
BYER, WILLARB
KTBC, KTBC-TV, Austin, Tex.
F
— E —
EARLES BARBARA
WHOE, Leaksville, N. C.
EBELEN, CHARLES
KEXO, Grand Junction, Colo.
EBEN, HARRY
KCVR, Lodi, Calif.
EELS, ANNA MARY
WIT-TV, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
EC. NOT, LILLIAN
WERC, Erie, Pa.
ELLISON, PAUL
WHAR. Clarksburg", W. Va.
ELLMORE, TERRY
KIT, Yakima, Wash.
ELSTUN. CHUCK
WARN, Fort Pierce, Fla.
EMBREE, DOC
KXXX, Colby, Kan.
EMERSON, BYRON
WLEA, Hornell, N. Y.
ENIS, BILL
KXOL, Ft. Worth, Tex.
ESPOSITO, CHARLIE
WCPM, Cumberland, Ky.
ETTERS, CLARENCE
WBT. Charlotte, N. C.
EVANS, ROBERT
WLAG, Lagrange, Ga.
FELLOWS, BARRET
KIHN, Hugo, Okla.
FERGUSON, SCOTT
WZOK. Jacksonville, Fla.
FESSLER, JEAN
WTAD, KHQA-TV, Quincy,
111.
FITCH, MARCIE
KGLN, Glenwood Spring's,
Col.
FLANNIGAN, PAUL
WPTR, Albany, N.Y.
FLEMING, ROBERT W.
KNEW, Spokane, Wash.
FLINN, PAUL
WJAC, WJAC-TV, Johnstown.
Pa.
FLOURNOY, ROSE
WRBL, WRBL-TV, Columbus,
Ga.
FORBES, HANK
WILD, Boston, Mass.
FOREMAN, PHYLLIS
WLOX, Biloxi, Miss.
FOX, LES
WMMW, Meriden, Conn.
FOX, ROGER
KFAL, Fulton, Mo.
FRANCIS, YBEEN
WKAN, Kankakee, 111.
FRANCOIS. PAT
KRAK, Stockton-Sacramento,
Calif.
FRANZ, BONALB
KATE, Albert Lea, Minn.
— G —
GAINES, WALT
WLFH, Little Falls, N.Y.
GALE, PATTI
WMIS, Natchez, Miss.
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Steinway Hall
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113 West 57th St.
kf. . ^"mW
New York City
JACK SHAINDLIN
PL 7-3 795
1171
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GALLANT, NORMAN
WFAU. Augusta, Me.
GALLICCHIO, JOSEPH
The Howard Miller Show
NBC-TV, WNBQ, WMAQ,
Chicag-o. 111.
GARTNER, GORDON
KNDC. Hetinger, N.D.
G ASKILL, BARBARA
KOB, KOB-TV, Albuquerque,
N.M.
GAYLORD, CHESTER
WFGM. Fitchburg-, Mass.
GENTRY, JOE
KSVC, Richfield,, Utah
GIBBON, JIM
WLAU, Laurel, Miss.
GIBSON, ADRIAN D.
WZOB, Fort Payne, Ala.
GIERSDORF, RIP
KRLD^TV, Dallas, Tex.
GILBERT, LARY
Willie Thall Show
WKRC-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
GILKEY, SAM
WKOA, Hopkinsville, Ky.
GILL, GRACE
KIFN, Phoenix, Ariz.
GITZ, JEAN
WLCX, La Crosse, Wis.
GOODMAN, THOMAS
WDBQ, Dubuque, Iowa
GOOTZ, BOB
The Notables
WBOY-TV, Clarksburg-,
W. Va.
GORDON, HAL
WXYZ, WXYZ-TV, Detroit,
Mich.
GORHAM, GROVERNEL
KNEA, Jonesboro, Ark.
GOSA, JAMES
KFOX, Long- Beach, Calif.
GOULDING, WILMA
KNCO, Garden City, Kan.
GOUR, NORMAN
WBUT, Butler, Pa.
GOV AN, VINETTE B.
WEPG, South Pittsburg-,
Tenn.
GOW, ART
KLZ-TV, Denver, Col.
GRANT, GEORGE III
WHPE. High Point, N.C.
GUIER, JEFF
WBEX, Chillicothe, Ohio
GUNDERSON, DALE
KBKW, Arberdeen, Wash.
— H —
HALL, ELIZABETH
WTJH, East Point, Ga.
HALLBERG, CARL F.
WHIY, Orlando, Fla.
HAMANN, GLORIA BUSSE
WDOK. Cleveland, Ohio
HANDLEY, GERTRUDE
WFDR, Manchester, Ga.
HARRILL, NELSON J.
WGWR, Asheboro, N.C.
HARRISON, BILL
WTWA, Thomson, Ga.
HARRISON, GUY FRASER
Oklahoma City Symphony
Orch. MBS
HARTMAN, LOLA
KFEQ, KFEQ-TV, St. Joseph,
Mo.
HARWOOD, BRIAN
WDEV, Waterbury, Vt.
HAUPTMAN, RUTH ANN
WCLI, Corning, N.Y.
HAYS, REX
WNAX, Yankton, S.D.
HEFTI, NEAL
Bill Kemp Show
ABN
HEITSCHMIDT, MORRIS
KNEX, McPhePs«n, Kan.
HEMPHILL, JAMES
WJHB, Talladega, Ala.
HENDERSON,
SKIM II
B. Jan. 27; Steven Allen Show,
NBC-TV; Bandstand, NBC
HERBERT, ALAN
WNIX, Springfield, Vt.
HERMANN, RALPH
Herb Oscar Anderson
ABN
HEUER, MIKE
KMA, KMTV, Shenandoah,
Iowa
HICKMAN, DON
WENK, Union City, Tenn.
HICKS, FRANK
KRHD, Duncan, Okla.
HILL, J.
KEEP, Twin Falls, Idaho
HINETT, ART
WDRF, Chester, Pa.
HIXSON, ALAN
WEKZ, Monroe, Wis.
HOBBY, WESLEY
WADS, Ansonia-Derby, Conn.
HOFF, CARL
The Walter Winchell Show
NBC-TV
HOGAN, HARLAN
WSBT-TV, South Bend, Ind.
HOGE, GENE
KDEX, Dexter, Mo.
HOLMES, BOB
WLEU, Erie, Pa.
HOOVER, ROBERTA
WLDS, Jacksonville, 111.
HOSEA, FRANK
WJBO, Baton Rouge, La.
I CHARLES
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MUSICAL DIRECTOR
CI 7-1900
1172
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HOUSTON, ED
CKEY, Toronto, Ontario
HOWLAND, CAROLYN
KNOR, Norman, Okla.
HUBBS, FRANK
WAPO, Chattanooga, Tenn.
HUFFERD, JIM
WCNB. Connersville, Ind.
HUGGINS, FRED
WPBB, Jackson, Ala.
HUGHES, HUGH
WMAG, Forest, Miss.
HUNT, GINGER
KMAC. San Antonio, Tex.
HURLEY, BOB
WGAY, Silver Spring", Md.
IHRKE, ELMER
WEMP, Milwaukee, Wis.
IMBROGULIO, JOSEPH
WFBR, Baltimore, Md.
J
JACOBS, LUCY C.
WDAX, McRae, Ga.
JAKLE, KEN
WLBH, Mattoon, 111.
JEFFARES, PAMELA
WAGA, WAGA-TV, Atlanta,
Ga.
JEFFERIES, BOB
.WTZZ, Streator, Til.
JEROME, HE^RY
B. Nov. 12, 1917, New York City,
N. Y.; Tonight, NBC, ABC, CBS,
Radio
JOHNS, WILLIAM S.
WSAC, Ft. Knox, Ky.
JONES, MARY
WSLI, WJTV, Jackson, Miss.
KALER, RANDALL
WFAS, White Plains, N.Y.
KALLAS, JOAN
KPER, Gilroy, Calif.
KANG, Y. O.
KULA-TV, Honolulu, Hawaii
KANNON. CHARLES
WMC, WMCT, Memphis, Tenn.
KARANT, MARTIN
WKPT, King-sport, Tenn.
KAYE, SAMMY
Serenade Room, Sunday Serenade,
ABC; So You Want to Lead a
Band, ABC-TV; Columbia Rec-
ords; RCA, Thesaurus
KELLEY, CHAUNCEY
WPRP, Savannah, Ga.
KELLOGG, J.
WMBG, Richmond, Va.
KENNEDY, GERRY
WGEZ, Beloit, Wis.
KEYSER, WARREN
WILM, Wilmington, Del.
KILGORE, W. S.
WCYB, WCYB-TV, Bristol,
Va.
KILLMER, WAYNE
KODT, Cody, Wyo.
KINDER, ROD
KGEM, Boise, Idaho
KING, BILL
WTOC, WTOC-TV, Savannah,
Ga,
KING, DEL
KWHK, Hutchins, Kan.
KING, JERE
WCYB-TV, Bristol, Va.
KIRSCHBAUM, HARRIET
WLYC, Williamsport, Pa.
HENRY JEROME
Green Room
Hotel Edison
CBS-ABC
Roulette Records
KLASSMAN, MARLENE
WHAT, Philadelphia, Pa.
KNIGHT, MORRIS
WRFC, Athens. Ga.
KOTTLER. MISCHA
WW J, WWJ-TV, Detroit,
Mich.
KOURY, REX
KABC, K ABC-TV, Los Ang-eles,
Calif.
KURTZ, BETTY
WHLL, Wheeling", W. Va.
KUSHON, FRED
KVEN, Ventura, Calif.
— L —
LAMBER, JULIE
WLOI, Laporte. Ind.
LAMBERT, NORM
WABI, WABI-TV, Bang-or, Me.
LAMBERT, ROG
WKXP, Lexing-ton, Ky.
LAMM, AL
WOW, WOW- TV, Omaha, Neb.
LAMPKIN, PHIL
MBS (Washing-ton)
LANDRY, ART
Open House
WCAX-TV, Burlington, Vt.
LANGENFELD, BERNARD
KEYJ, Jamestown, N.D.
LARGE, DONALD E.
WJR, Detroit, Mich.
LASH, CLIFF
50-50 Club
WLW-T, Cincinnati, Ohio
LAUDEMAN, PETE
WDSU, WDSU-TV,
New Orleans, La.
LAURENCE, BOB
WIP, Philadelphia, Pa.
LAWRENCE, ELLIOT
Jim Backus Show
AB'N
, - ~
SKITCH HENDERSON
1173
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LAWRENCE, RICHARD
WBNY. Buffalo, N.Y.
LAWSON, JACK
KXOA. Sacremento, Calif.
LEE, DIANA
WLRP, New Albany, Ind.
LEE, MARION
KLX, Oakland, Calif.
LEON. IRVING
WDAS, Philadelphia, Pa.
LEONARD, HOWARD
WLOB, Portland, Me.
LEONARD, JOHN F.
KROG, Sonora, Calif.
LEWIS, JOSEPHINE
WNCT, Greenville, N.C.
LEWIS, SALLY
WKNB, WNBC, New Britain,
Conn.
LIAPPAS, VASILIOS
WGBS. Miami, Fla.
LINDSAY, MORT
Pat Boone Chevy Showroom
ABC-TV
LISSFELT, J. FRED
WCAE, Pittsburgh, Pa.
LIVINGOOD, JAY
KVOG, Ogden. Utah
LOCKHART, HARRY
WAVE. WAVE-TV,
Louisville. Ky.
LOCKHART, PHYLLIS
WWSC, Glens Falls, N.Y.
LOMBARDO, GUY
B. June 2, 1901, London, Ont.,
Canada; Lombard©! and, U.S.A.,
Mutual; Guy Lombardo Show,
Transcribed Syndicated
LONG, GOLDIE
KPEG, Spokane, Wash.
LORENZ, DON
WJTJN, Mifflintown, Pa.
LUBIN, HARRY
Tlie Loretta Young- Show
NBC-TV
— M —
— Mc —
McAUTHOR, CAROL
WHIS WHIS-TV, Bluefield,
W. Va.
McCLURE MARY MARGARET
WKBV. Richmond, Ind.
Mccormick, tom
WERE-TV. Cleveland, Ohio
McDEVITT, LEO
WO'KO, Albany, N.Y.
Mcelroy, molly
WDBO-TV, Orlando. Fla.
McGANN, ROSEMARY
WJBK, WJBK-TV, Detroit,
Mich.
McGEE, JAMES
WKGN, Knoxville. Tenn.
McGLOOEN, LOONIS
WBTV. Charlotte, N.C.
McGOWAN, JOHN
KOSA-TV, Odessa. Tex.
McGUIRE, JAMES
KPAM, Portland, Ore.
McKEE, MARY ELYYN
WAVU, Albertville. Ala.
McKINNEY, ALENE
KBIG, Avalon. Calif.
McKINNEY, JEAN
KHUZ. Borger. Tex.
McKINSEY, W. ROBERT
WBAL, WBAL-TV, Baltimore,
Md.
Mclean, don
KFYR-TV, Bismark ,N.D.
Mclean, dorothy
WJPS, Evansville. Ind.
McMillan, margaret
WDDT, Greenville, Miss.
McNAMARA, TOM
WBOF, Virginia Beach, Va.
HANK SYLVERN
Composer — Conductor — Arranger
MU. 8-6600
MACK, ELLYN
KBUR, Burlins-ton, Iowa
MADDEN, PAT
KASH. Eugene. Ore.
MAGUIRE, KENNETH F.
WLSH, Lansford, Pa.
MARCO, RAY
WTOR, Torrington, Conn.
MARTIN, DICK
WWDC, Washington, D.C.
MAUPIN, REX
WBKB, Chicago. 111.
MAXWELL, STANLEY E.
WJLK. Asbury Park, N.J.
MAYBERRY, EVELYN
WMTS. Murfreesboro, Tenn.
MEADOWS, JANE
WHIS-TV, Bluefield, W. Va.
MEFFORD, CHUCK
WMAK, Nashville, Tenn.
MELIS, JOE
Tonight Show
NBC-TV
MENTZER, EARL
WJEJ, Hagerstown, Md.
MERCER, KEN
WMF J, Daytona Beach, Fla.
METCALFE, ROBERT E.
WOHI, East Liverpool, Ohio
METCHNEK, BILL
WCCO-TV, Minneapolis-St.
Paul. Minn.
MICHAEL, MIKE
KDMS. El Dorado, Ark.
MILES, IVAN
WGST, Atlanta. Ga.
MILLER, BERNICE
WAMY, Amory, Miss.
MILLER, WILJOHN
WTKL, Bradenton, Fla.
MIRETTI, AUDREY
KAIM, Honolulu, Hawaii
DAVID ROSE
1174
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MITCHELL, BOB
KFI, Los Angeles, Calif.
MITCHELL, PAUL
Jewelry Bar, Hymn Time
KYTV, KWTO, Spring-field,
Mo.
MITROPOULOS, DIMITRI
The New York Philharmonic
CBS
MOORE, VERN
KIDO-TV, Boise, Idaho
MORGAN', BETTY
WMIX, Mt. Vernon, 111.
MORGAN, RON
WESX, Salem, Mass.
MORRIS, JOHN
KSAL, Salina, Kan.
MOSER, CLYDE
WTAR, WTAR-TV, Norfolk,
Va.
MOSLEY, AL
WGTM, Wilson, N.C.
MOSLEY, EDGAR
KREM, Spokane, Wash.
MUNROE, WALTER
CKOY, Ottawa, Ontario
MURFF, FRED
WLAC, WLAC-TV, Nashville,
Tenn.
MURPHY, JOHN R.
WTLB, Utica, N.Y.
MURRAY, DEAN
KBON, Omaha, Neb.
MURRELL, DELORES
WKIS, Orlando, Fla.
NALL, HAROLD
WFNS, Burlington, N.C.
NALLE, BILLY
Studio One, CBS-TV
Kraft Theatre, NBC-TV
NAYFA, NAJLA
KTOK, Oklahoma City, Okla.
NEAL, PAUL E.
WBNE-TV, Columbus, Ohio
NELMS, BILL
WTAX, Spring-field, 111.
NEWCOMER, DONNA
WILS, Lansing-, Mich.
NEWELL, MILDRED
KONG, Visalia, Calif.
NEWSOM, RITA
KNLR, N. Little Rock, Ark.
NICKER SON, JOE
WWLP, Spring-field, Mass.
NOBLES, MONA MERLE
WMIE, Miami, Fla.
— o —
O'CONNOR, R.
WRSA, Saratoga Spring-s-Glens
Falls, N.Y.
O'CONNOR, THOMAS H.
WBMD, Baltimore, Md.
OLIVER, RICHARD
WAAB, Worcester, Mass.
OLSON, WALLACE
WCCO, WCCO-TV,
Minneapolis, Minn.
O'NEILL, JOSEPH
KVOO, Tulsa, Okla.
OPHEIM, DON
KSEL, Lubbock, Tex.
P
PAGE, DOROTHY E.
WPAY, Portsmouth, Ohio
PAGE, RONNIE
WKDA, Nashville, Tenn.
PALMER, BILL
Romper Room
WTVN-TV, Columbus, Ohio
PARNOV, MOSHE
WTIC-TV, Hartford, Conn.
PARK, BARBARA
KGHI, Little Rock, Ark.
PARKER, BILL
KNUJ, New Ulm, Minn.
PARRINO, TED
KRLD, KRLD-TV, Dallas,
Tex.
PARRISH, JACK
WEKY, Richmond, Ky.
PAUL, LES
B. June 9, Waukesha, Wis.; Big
Record, Jimmy Dean Show, CBS
PAVEY, RICHARD
WJLB. Detroit, Mich.
PFNA, JOSIE
KOBE, Las Cruces, N.M.
PETERS, JIMMY
WAVZ. New Haven, Conn.
PETERSON, CHARLES
KENE, Toppenish, Wash.
PETERSON, ROBERT
WHAP. Hopewell, Va.
PETERSON, SANDRA
KLMS, Lincoln. Neb.
PETRILLO, CAESAR
WBBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
PETRILLO, LEE
WCFL, Chicago, 111.
PHILIPS, JOHN
WOHF, Chippewa Falls, Wis.
PHILLIPS, GENE
WMAN. Mansfield, Ohio
PHIPPS, LOUELLA
KGBX, Spring-field, Mo.
PICARD, MARVIN
WDCF, Dade City, Fla.
PILDNER, HENRY
WGAR, Cleveland, Ohio
PIPKIN, SHIRLEY
KFSA, KFSA-TV, Fort Smith,
Ark.
PORTER, BOYD JR.
KTRE, KTRE-TV, Lufkin,
Tex.
POURNELLE, RUTH
KBYR, Anchorage, Alaska
PRICE, DOROTHY
WJAR-TV, Providence, R.I.
PRICE, JEANETTE
KLIK, Jefferson City, Mo.
PRICE, JOHN
WHVH, Henderson, N.C.
PURNELL, DOLLY
WREN, Topeka, Kan.
PURSLEY, FRANK
WLVA, WLVA-TV,
Lynchburg, Va.
— R —
RASE, BILL
KCRA, KCRA-TV,
Sacramento, Calif.
RASKIN, JUNE
WGNY, Newburgh, N.Y.
REAM, LEE
WRTA, Altoona, Pa.
RECORE, ARVIE
WLWD, Dayton, Ohio
REDWINE, JOHN G.
WMTN, Morristown, Tenn.
REEVE, KEITH
WVAM, Altoona, Pa.
REILING, JACK
WAAF, Chicago, 111.
REPINE, BURT
WRVA, Richmond, Va.
REYNOLDS, JACK
KELP, KELP-TV, El Paso,
Tex.
REYNOLDS, MICKEY
KOMA, Oklahoma City, Okla.
REYNOLDS, TOM
WOR, WOR-TV, MBS, New
York, N.Y.
RICHARDS, JACK
WE!IM, Fitchburg, Mass.
RICHARDS, STAN
WORL, Boston, Mass.
RICHARDSON, KAY
KRSN, Los Alamos, N.M.
RICHARDSON, PETE
WJBS, DeLand, Fla.
1175
RIDDLE, NELSON
B. June 1, 1921, Hackensack,
N. J.; Arranger-Conductor, "The
Frank Sinatra Show," ABC-TV
RIGHTER, G. H.
WATN. Watertown, N.Y.
RIPOSO, TONY
Magic Toy Shop Jamboree
ROBINSON, ROBIN
WTSL, Hanover, N.H.
ROGERS, BILL
KFDA, Amarillo, Tex.
ROGERS, CHUCK
KGMC, Eng-lewood, Col.
ROHR. JACK V.
WCBM, Baltimore, Md.
ROSAS, GIL
KEY-T, Santa Barbara, Calif.
ROSE, DAVID
B. June 24, London, England;
Red Skelton Show, Slower of
Stars, CBS-TV; Woolworth Hour,
CBS; Pasadena Pops Playhouse
KNXT
ROSE, RAYMOND
KGAS. Carthas-e, Tex.
ROSS, LEN
KDB, Santa Barbara, Calif.
ROSS, TONY
WBBW. Youngstown. Ohio
RUMMINGER, BARBARA
WMUU, Greenville, S.C.
RUSSELL, CHARLES
KVFC, Cortez. Col.
RYAN, GENE (MISS)
WEJL, Scran ton, Pa.
— s —
SAFRANSKI, EDDIE
The Georgia Gibbs Show
NBC-TV
SANEORD,
CHARLES
Bob Hope Show, Beatrice Lillie,
Show of Shows, Max Lieibman
Presents, Jerry Lewis Show,
Patrice Munsel Show, NBC-TV
SAUNDERS, DOROTHY
KCLS. Flasrstaff, Ariz.
SCHOENKOPF, SANDRA
KSON. San Diego, Calif.
SCHRADER, JOHN
WHAS, WHAS-TV, Louisville,
Ky.
SCHULTZ, STEVE
WOR-TV, New York, N.Y.
SCHULZ, DALE
KBMO. Benson. Minn.
SCHWARCK, RUTH
KICD, Spencer. Iowa
SCOTT, RAYMOND
Your Hit Parade
NBC-TV
SCOTT, SHIRLEY
WSYL, Sylvania, Ga.
SCOTT, TED R.
KULA, KULA-TV, Honolulu,
Hawaii
SEESE, LUCILLE K.
WSAZ-TV, Huntington,
W. Va.
SEGREST, CHARLES
KPAC, KPAC-TV, Port
Arthur, Tex.
SENIORS, BILL
WOBS, Jacksonville, Fla.
SEVERE, HOWARD
WHEC, WHEC-TV, Rochester,
N.Y.
SHAINDLIX, JACK
20th Century-Fox, Columbia;
Louis deRochemont Prods.; Coral,
Mercury Records
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WARE, RUTH
KLPW, Union, Mo.
WARLAND, G. D.
KJFJ, Webster City, Iowa
WARREN, JAMES
KXA, Seattle, Wash.
WAYNE, ISI KM E
Composer, Author, Director,
Free -'Lance
WAYNE, ROGER
WHLI, Hemstead, N.Y.
WEED, BUDDY
Johnny Pearson Show
ABN
WEEKS, DICK
KTAC, Tacoma, Wash.
WEISS, DICK
WGBA, Columbus, Ga.
WELCH, VIRGINIA
KWBB, Wichita, Kan.
WEST, ROY J.
WMRO, Aurora, 111.
WHALEN, TOM
KILT, Houston, Tex.
WHEELEHAN, FREDERICK
WGMA, Hollywood, Fla.
WHEELER, RON
KTAT, Frederick, Okla.
WHITE, ALBERT
KCBS, San Francisco, Calif.
WHITE, SHIRLEY
WCHV, Charlottesville, Va.
WHITMAN, STANLEY
WENE, Binghamton, N.Y.
WIERMAN, PAUL
WCUB, Manitowoc, Wis.
WILCOX, DONNA
KBOL, Boulder, Col.
WILLIAMS, DEL
WIMS, Michigan City, Md.
WILLLAMS, INEZ
KFH, Wichita, Kan.
WILLIAMS, JAMES
WGBG, Greensboro, N.C.
WILSON, BETTY
WWNC, Asheville, N.C.
WILSON, KENNETH
WHDH-TV, Boston, Mass.
WINTERS, JOSEPH
WTOW, Towson, Md.
WINTON, ED
KIXL, Dallas, Tex.
WOLFORD, DONALD
WKBN, WKBN-TV,
Youngstown, Onio
WOLFORD, PATI
KOLO-TV, Reno, Nev.
WOOD, J. B.
WGBF, Evansville, Ind.
WOODALL, DOUG
KOZE, Lewiston, Idaho
WOOLEY, LLOYD
WJRI, Lenoir, N.C.
WOOTEN, ROBERT
KSOP, Salt i^ake City, Utah
WOOTEN, JANET
KMBC, Kansas City, Mo.
WULLKOTTE, BERNARD
WAVI, Bayton, Ohio
SHEFFER, GLEN
WKVA, Lewiston. Pa.
SHELLADY, ROBERT
KXIC. Iowa City. Iowa
SHELLEY, LIBBEY
KCHV. Coachella. Calif.
SHEPHERD, ESTHER
WAAG, Adel, Ga.
SHERMAN, JOHN
KVOS, Bellinerham, Wash.
SHIEBLER. FLL
WALK, PFitchog-ue, N.Y.
SHOOP, DAVE
WHP. WHP-TV, Harrisburg,
Pa.
SHORES, ALICE
WKOW, Madison, Wis.
SIMPSON, JOHN
KOTA, KOTA-TV, Rapid City,
S.D.
SIMPSON, JOY
WIMO, Winder, Ga.
SKINNER, THOMAS
WTEL, Elizabethtown, Ky.
SMITH, DON
WRRF. Washing-ton, N.C.
SMITH, FRANK
WBBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
SMITH, GARDNER
WHEN, WHEN-TV, Syracuse,
N.Y.
SMITH, TRELLIS
KSMO, Salem. Mo.
SNYDER, GEORGE Y.
WSAN, Allentown, Pa.
SONTAG, GEORGE
WOC, WOC-TV, Davenport,
Iowa
SPENCER, HARRY
WBTM, Danville. Va.
STANGRY, VIRGINIA
WGTO, Cypress Gardens, Fla.
STANZIOLA, JOHN
WAZL, Hazleton, Pa.
STELLGES, DON
KEX, Portland, Ore.
STENSLAND, WARNER
KVNC, Winslow, Ariz.
STEPHENS, DAVE
WCAU-TV, Philadelphia, Pa.
STEPHENS, ROBERT
WCDL, Carbondale, Pa.
STERLING, LOWELL
Hoedown Jamboree
KOTA-TV, Rapid City, S.D.
STEWART, NORMA
WJPF, Herrin, 111.
STILL, PATRICIA
KNET. Palestine, Tex.
STOKE, CLIFFIE
KXLA, Pasadena, Calif.
STRAUS, DON
KXLL, Missoula, Mont.
STRICKLAND, ANDRE
WAGR, Lumberton, N.C.
STUART, EARL
WWJ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
STUART-VAIL, ROBERT
WORB, Boston, Mass.
SWANSON, GLEN
KDEiN, Denver, Col.
SYLVERN, HENRY
(HANK)
B. Mar. 26, Brooklyn, N. Y.;
Studio One, CBS-TV; Comic
Weekly Man, NBC; ABC-Para-
mount
— T —
TANAKA, GEORGE
KONA-TV, Honolulu, Hawaii
TAtBMM, PAUL
Twenty-One, Tic Toe Dough,
Edge of Night, You're On Your
Own, Winky Dink and You, Bride
and Groom
TAYLOR, BILL
KBIM, Roswell, N.M.
TAYLOR, LIB
WRAP, Norfolk. Va.
TERTZAKIAN, JERRY V.
KBTN. Neosho, Mo.
THOMALE, TINY
Midday Roundup & Hayloft
Hoedown
WHAS-TV, Louisville, Ky.
THOMAS, FRANK
WCGC, Belmont, N.C.
THOMAS, PEG
KSTR. Grand Junction, Col.
THOMPSON, MAURICE
Teen Tempos
WLBT, Jackson, Miss.
THORNAL, MRS. JACKIE
WIS, WIS-TV, Columbia, S.C.
TOMLINSON, CLAUDE
WIVK, Knoxville, Tenn.
TOWERS, DEL
WKKO, Cocoa, Fla.
TOWNSEND, WALLY
OKLW, CKLW-TV, Detroit,
Mich.
TRAMMELL, LYNN
WBAP, WBAP-TV, Fort
Worth, Tex.
TRAVERS, GUY
WTPA, Annapolis, Md.
TRENDLER, ROBERT
Teen Club
WGN-TV, Chicago, 111.
TRENT, STEVE
WABJ, Adrian, Mich.
TROTTER, JOHN SCOTT
The George Gobel Show
NBC -TV
TURNER, DORICE
WEBQ. Harrisburg, 111.
TURNER, HARRY
KGHL, KGHL-TV, Billings,
Mont.
— u —
UNDERWOOD, JEAN
KICO, Calexico, Calif.
UNDERWOOD, LIZ
WRNL, Richmond, Va.
— V —
VABER, ALAN D.
WSBS, Gt. Barrington, Mass.
A anHATTEM, HENRY
WFUR, Grand Rapids, Mich.
VAN ROY, ROBERT
KLOG. Kelso, Wash.
VEST, DONNA
KORB, Chanute. Kan.
VON EHRENKROOK, COELA
KHEP, Phoenix, Ariz.
VOORHEES, DONALD
The Telephone Hour
NBC
— w —
WADE, PEGGY
WCEH. Hawkinsville, Ga.
WAGNER, WILLIAM R.
WCRE, CHER AW, S.C.
WALKER, DON
Your Hit Parade
NBC-TV
WALKER, EDWARD C.
WFLA, WFLA-TV, Tampa,
Fla.
WALKER, HENRY
WEDO. McKeesport, Pa.
WALKER, LEE
KVEL, Vernal, Utah
WALL, JOHN
WMPM, Smithfield, N.C.
WALTHOUR, MAXINE
WKMH, Dearborn-Detroit,
Mich.
WARD-STELNMAN, DAVID
KDBS, Alexandria, La.
KLLA, Leesville, La.
1176
— Y —
YEAGEK, ROBERT
WFBM-TV, Indianapolis, Int
YOUNG, CHUCK
KYW-TV, Cleveland, Ohio
YOUNGBLOOD, JIMMY
WPAD, Paducah, Ky.
YOUNTS, ELIZABETH M.
WEEB, Southern Pines, N.C.
— z —
ZIMMERMAN, HARRY
The Dinah Shore Show
MBS, NBC-TV
ZWICK, MARSHALL
KXLW, St. Louis, Mo.
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ACE, GOODMAN
Perry Oomo Show
NBC-TV
ADAMSON, ED
FJB.I. in Peace and War
CBS
AFFELDER, PAUL
The Cleveland Orchestra; The
Music Room; E. Power Big-grs
Org- an Program
CBS
ALLEN, RAY
Dick and the Duchess
CBS-TV
ALLISON, ROBERT
Lamp Unto My Feet
CBS-TV
ALSBERG, ARTHUR
Bachelor Father
CBS-TV
APSTEIN, THEODORE
Alcoa-Goody ear, U. S. Steel,
Matinee Theatre, NBC-TV
ARNOLD, DANNY
Lux Show Starring Rosemary
Clooney
NBC-TV
ARNOLD, DANNY
Lux Show S*-~-ring Rosemary
Clooney, NBC-TV
ARNOLD, ELLIS
Turn of Fate
NBC-TV
dUKTHUB, ROBERT ALAN
Playhouse 90
CBS-TV
AZINE, HAROLD
Wide Wide World
NBC-TV
— B —
BACKUS, HENNY
Jim Backus Show
ABN
BAER, ART
Robert Q. Lewis Show
CBS
BAKER, HERBERT
Eddie Fisher Show
NBC-TV
BALDWIN, DON
Changing' Times
CBS
BALLAD, RIC
Today
NBC-TV
liA^ZER, GEORGE
Shower of Stars; Jack Benny
Show
CBS-TV
BARNES, BILLY
Gisele MacKenzie Show
NBC-TV
BARRETT, TONY
The Californians
NBC-TV
HARRINGTON, LOWELL
Meet McGraw
NBC-TV
BELLAK, GEORGE
Playhouse 90
CBS-TV
BENNETT, ROBERT C.
Sgrt. Preston
CBS-TV
BENSFIELD, DICK
Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet
ABC-TV
BERNSTEIN, LEONARD
New York Philharmonic
Young- People's Concerts
CBS-TV
KIXBY, CARL
Edge of Night
Life Can Be Beautiful
BLAKE, PEGGY
Backstage Wife
CBS
BLOOM, HAROLD
M-Squad
NBC-TV
BOGERT, VIN
The Garry Moore Show
CBS-TV
EARLE DOUD
(WRITER: COMEDY)
(Jack Paar — Bob and Ray)
(Steve Allen — Johnny Carson)
(Jackie Gleason — Jonathan Winters)
("Father Knows Best")
(Representation: )
ASHLEY-STEINER INC.)
CARL BIXBY
EDGE OF NIGHT
LIFE CAN BE BEAUTIFUL
TELEVISION
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BORETZ. ALTIN
Alcoa
Matinee Theater, NBC-TV
BOl RJAILY, VANCE
Du Pont Show of the Month
CBS-TV
BRADFORD, JOHNNY
Chevy Show
NBC-TV
BRADY, FREDERIC
Meet McGraw; Turn of Fate
NBC-TV
BRANDEL, MARC
Turn of Fate
NBC-TV
BROOKS, JACK
George Gobel Show
NBC-TV
BROOKS, MARGOT
Romance of Helen Trent
CBS
BROOKS, MEL
Sid Caesar
ABC -TV
BROWN, G. CARLETON
The People's Choice
NBC-TV
BUBLICK, JUDITH
Hig-h Adventure with Lowell
Thomas
CBS-TV
BULLOCK, HARVEY
Bick and the Duchess
CBS-TV
BURANELLI, PROSPER
Higrh Adventure with Lowell
Thomas
CBS-TV
BURNS, STAN
Steve Allen Show
NBC-TV
BURNS, WILLIAM
Burns & Allen
CBS-TV
BURT, FRANK
Drag-net
NBC-TV
BURTON, JAY
Perry Como Show
NBC-TV
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CALMER, NED
Ned Calmer and the News
CBS
CAMERER, DAVE
Sports Time
CBS
CARROLL, BOB Jr.
The Lucille Ball - Desi Arnaz
Show; I Love Lucy
CBS-TV
CARROLL, JEAN
Our Gal Sunday
CBS
CHARELL, LISSA
Today
NBC-TV
CHEVIGNY, HECTOR
Second Mrs. Burton
CBS
CLAIRE, LUDI
Du Pont Show of the Month
CBS-TV
CLAVER, BOB
Captain Kangaroo
CBS-TV
COHEN, HARRISON J.
Long-ines Symphonette
CBS
COLLEARY, BOB
Captain Kangaroo
CBS-TV
COLLINGWOOD, CHARLES
Charles Collingwood and the
News
CBS
CONNELLY, JOE
Leave It To Beaver
CBS-TV
CONWAY, DICK
Life of Riley; Loretta Young-
Show
NBC-TV
COOL, GOMER
You Asked For It
ABC-TV
COOPERSMITH, JEROME
Big- Story
COPPEL, ALEC
Turn of Fate
NBC -TV
CORCORAN, BOB
Modern Romances
NBC-TV
COTLER, GORDON
Mitch Miller Show
CBS
CRAMOY, MICHAEL
Drag-net
NBC-TV
CREAN, ROBERT
Peter and Mary Show
CBS
CROTHERS, GEORGE
Invitation to Learning
CBS
CUNNINGHAM, PAUL
Today
NBC-TV
CURTIS, CALLY
Do You Trust Your Wife
ABC-TV
CUTLER, STAN
Shirley Temple Storybook
NBC-TV
— D —
DALTON, DENNIS
Today
NBC-TV
DANA, BILL
Steve Allen Show
NBC-TV
DANK, MORT
The Morning- News
CBS-TV
DAVIS, PHIL
The Thin Man
NBC-TV
DAVIS, STAN
Susan's Show
CBS-TV
DAVIS, WATSON
Adventures in Science
CBS
DEMLING, BILL
The Gary Moore Show
CBS-TV
DERMAN, LOU
December Bride
CBS-TV
DIAMOND, SELMA
Pat Boone Chevy Showroom
ABC-TV
©OIJD, EARLE
B. Feb. 14, 1927, Chicago, III.;
Bob and Ray, ABC-TV; Jack
Paar, Jackie Gleason, CBS; Jack
Paar, Steve Allen, Jonathan Win-
ters, NiBC-TV; Father Knows
Best, Screen Gems
DOUGAL, BERNARD
Johnny Pearson Show
ABN
DOUGLAS, JACK
Tonight
NBC-TV
DOWNES, BARRY
Dot to
CBS-TV
DOZIER, ROBERT
Studio One
CBS-TV
DURANT, MARCIA
The Garry Moore Show
CBS-TV
1178
DLRKES, F. WILLIAM JR.
Shirley Temple Storybook
NBC-TV
DURSTON, DAVID
Your Hit Parade
NBC-TV
E
EDWARDS, BLAKE
Meet McGraw
NBC -TV
EHRLICH, MAX
Suspicion
NBC-TV
ELISON, DICK
For You
CBS
ELKIN, SAMUEL
Kraft
NBC-TV
ELLIOTT, JACK
The Big Record
CBS-TV
ELWARD, JAMES
U. S. Steel
CBS-TV
ENGELBACH, D.
Galen Drake Show
CBS
ETTLINGER, DON
Captain Grief, Kraft
NBC-TV
EVANS, CLIFF
Today
NBC-TV
— F —
FERRIN, FRANK
Andy's Gang
NBC-TV
FISHER, BOB
The People's Choice
NBC-TV
FITTS, MARGARET
Shirley Temple Storybook
NBC-TV
FORD, MARY
FOSTER, GEORGE
Perry Como Show
NBC-TV
FOSTER, NORMAN
Zorro
ABC-TV
FOWLER, KEITH
Burns & Allen
CBS-TV
FRANK, YASHA
Pinocchio
NBC-TV
FRANKEL, ELLIOT
Outlook
NBC -TV
FRIEDBERG, BILLY
Phil Silvers Show
CBS-TV
— G —
GABRIELSON, FRANK
Shirley Temple Storybook
NBC-TV
GARY, BEVERLY
Today
NBC-TV
GELBERT, LARRY
Patrice Munsel Show
ABC-TV
GETHERS, STEVEN
Lamp Unto My Feet, Good-
year, Look Up & Live, Kraft
GIDDING, NELSON
Sgt. Preston
CBS-TV
GILBERT, CRAIG
Let's Take a Trip
CBS-TV
3ILER, BERNE
Playhouse 90
CBS-TV
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GILL, FRANK JR.
The People's Choice
NBC-TV
GILLIS, JACKSON
Mickey Mouse Club
ABC-TV
GILROY, FRANK
Matinee Theater. Playhouse 90
GLICKMAN, WILL
Du Pont Show of the Month
CBS -TV
GOLDMAN, HAL
Shower of Stars; Jack Benny
Show
CBS -TV
GOLDSTEIN, JESSE
Red Skelton Show
CBS-TV
GOODMAN, HAL
Steve Allen Show
NBC-TV
GORDON, AL
Shower of Stars; Jack Benny
Show
CBS -TV
GORDON, SHELBY
U. S. Steel
CBS-TV
GORDON, SHIRL
Bob Cummings Show
NBC-TV
GOULD, WALTER
J.
B. July 31, 1911, New York City,
N. Y.; TV Film Commercials, All
Nets; Walk Without Fear, NBC-
Popcorn Theatre, Ramah, Syn-
dication; Up For Parole, CBS.
GRABEL, DAN
Today
NBC-TV
GRANT, PERRY
Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet
ABC-TV
GREEN, MORT
Perry Como Show
NBC-TV
GUSSMAN, CHARLES
Road of Life
CBS
H —
HAILEY, ARTHUR
U. S. Steel, Studio One
HALEY, HAL
The Morning- News
CBS-TV
HANFF, HELENE
Matinee Theater
NBC-TV
HARGROVE, MARION
The Restless Gun
NBC-TV
HART, ED
Changing- Times
CBS
HELM, HARVEY
Burns & Allen
CBS-TV
HENDERSON, JOHN T. JR.
The Woolworth Hour, CBS:
Tournament of Roses Spec-
tacular, CBS-TV; Matinee The-
ater. NBC-TV; Radio Novels
HENNING, PAUL
Bob Cumming-s Show
NBC-TV
HEFNER, ARTHUR
News ; Outlook
NBC-TV
HERMAN, GEORGE
George Herman and the News
CBS
HESS, JOHN D.
Love of Life
CBS-TV
HEYWARD, DEKE
The Garry Moore Show
CBS-TV
HILL, WILLIAM
News ; Outlook
NBC-TV
HINKLEY, DON
Steve Allen Show
NBC-TV
HOFFMAN, CHARLES
The Thin Man
NBC-TV
HOFFMAN, MILT
Rusty Draper Show
CBS
HOLLOWAY, JEAN
Shirley Temple Storybook
NBC-TV
HORNER, CHUCK
The Garry Moore Show
CBS-TV
HO R WITT, ARNOLD
Vic Dam-one Show
CBS-TV
HOTCHNER, A. E.
Seven Lively Arts
CBS-TV
HURLEY, JOE
Seven Lively Arts
CBS -TV
HYAMS, JOE
Seven Lively Arts
CBS-TV
JACKSON, ALLAN
Allan Jackson and the News
CBS
JACOBSON, BILL
The Big Record
CBS-TV
JACOBY, COLEMAN
Phil Silvers Show
CBS-TV
JOELSON, BENJAMIN
Robert Q. Lewis Show
CBS
JOHN, BOBBIE
Dick Clark — Saturday Night
ABC-TV
JOHNSON, JOHANNA
Keyboard Concerts
CBS
JULIAN, ARTHUR
December Bride
CBS-TV
JUNKIN, HARRY W.
Modern Romances
NBC-TV
— K —
KAMMERMAN, ROY
Do You Trust Your Wife
ABC-TV
KEAN, EDWARD
Howdy Doody
NBC-TV
KELSEY, JACK
The Secret Storm
CBS-TV
KEMPLEY, WALTER
Tonight
NBC-TV
KEYES, PAUL
Tonight
NBC-TV
KIBBIE, ROLAND
Ford Show
NBC-TV
KINOY, ERNEST
Goodyear, Frontiers of Faith,
Suspicion
KIRGO, GEORGE
Arlene Francis Show
NBC -TV
KLEIN, LARRY
Steve Allen Show
NBC-TV
1179
KLING, WOODY
Robert Q. Lewis Show
CBS
KNOPF, CHRISTOPHER
The Restless Gun
NBC-TV
LACHMAN, MORT
Bob Hope Show
NBC-TV
LANGLEY, NOEL
Shirley Temple Storybook
NBC-TV
LARKIN, BILL
Bob Hope Show
NBC-TV
LEAR, NORMAN
Ford Show
NBC-TV
LEE, CHARLES
Bob Hope Show
NBC-TV
LEE, JAMES H.
Omnibus (Life of Sam. John-
son)
NBC-TV
LEHNER, JIM
Jim Backus Show
ABN
LEODS, HOWARD
Lux Show Starring Rosemary
Clooney
NBC-TV
LESSING, NORMAN
Shirley Temple Storybook
NBC-TV
LeSUEUR, LARRY
Larry LeSueur and the News
CBS
LEVITT, GENE
The Califomians
NBC-TV
LEWIS, MILTON
This Is Nora Drake
CBS
LEWIS, MORT
This Is Your Life
NBC-TV
LEWIS, PHIL
The Morning News
CBS -TV
LIPSCOTT, ALAN
The People's Choice
NBC-TV
LISS, JOE
Wide Wide World
NBC-TV
LOCKE-ELLIOTT, SUMNER
Alcoa Hour, Studio One
CBS-TV
LOWENWATER, PAUL
' The World Tonight
CBS
LOWTHER, GEORGE
Matinee
NBC-TV
LUTER, JOHN
Special CBS News programs
CBS-TV
LYNCH, PEG
The Couple Next Door
CBS
— Mc —
McCLEERY, WILLIAM
Alcoa, Matinee
NBC-TV
McCRACKEN, EILEEN
Matinee
NBC-TV
McCRACKEN, RICHARD
Matinee
NBC-TV
McCUTCHEN, DICK
Today
NBC-TV
McGIFFERT, JOHN
Seven Lively Arts
CBS-TV
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McGREEVEY, JOHN
The Californians
NBC -TV
McKAY, JIM
Saturday Sports Resume;
Sunday Sports Resume
CBS
McKEAN, EDDY
Breakfast Olub
ABN
iff
MacLANE, ROLAND
Loretta Young- Show; Life of
Riley
NBC-TV
MAHONEY, CLAUDE
Radio Farm News
CBS
MANDEL, LORING D.
Seven Lively Arts
CBS-TV
MANN, ABBY
Studio One, Capt. Grief,
Matinee
MARCUS, LARRY
M-Squad
NBC-TV
MARKES, LARRY JR.
Jack Paar Show
NBC -TV
MARMOR, HELEN
Today
NBC-TV
MARTIN, MADELYN
The Lucille Ball - Desi Arnaz
Show; I Love Lucy
CBS-TV
MARX, MARVIN
Phil Silvers
CBS-TV
MELTZER, NEWTON
Krait
NBC-TV
MENDREK, WILLIAM
True Story
NBC-TV
MESTON, JOHN
Gunsmoke
CBS, CBS-TV
MICHAELS, JOE
Today
NBC-TV
MILES, HANK
The Garry Moore Show
CBS-TV
MILLER, MERLE
Playhouse 90
CBS-TV
MILLER, PETE
Today
NBC-TV
MISROCK, HENRY
U. S. Steel
MITTLEMAN, RICK
You Asked For It
ABC-TV
MOLL, ELICK
Playhouse 90
CBS-TV
MONASTER, NATE
Bachelor Father
CBS-TV
MORRIS, MIKE
Arlene Francis Show
NBC-TV
MORROW, BILL
The Edsel Show
CBS -TV
MORSE, CARLETON E.
Kitty Foyle
NBC-TV
MOSEL, TAD
Playhouse 90
CBS-TV
MOSER, JAMES
Drag-net
NBC-TV
MOSHER, BOB
Leave It To Beaver
CBS-TV
MOURNE, WILLIAM
Studio One
CBS-TV
MIRCOTT, JOEL
M-Squad
NBC-TV
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Edward R. Murrow with the
News
CBS _tm
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Red Barbers Corner
NBC-TV
NEIMAN, IRVING GAYNOR
U. S. Steel
CBS-TV
NELSON, DON
Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet
ABC-TV
NEMSER, SANDRA
Answer, Please !
CBS
NEUMAN, E. JACK
Meet McGraw
NBC-TV
NEWMAN, ROBERT
City Hospital
CBS
NICHOLS, WILLIAM
Hallmark
NBC-TV
NISS, STANLEY
Walter Winchell File
ABC-TV
NIXON, AGNES
As The World Turns
CBS-TV
NORRIS, MARIANNA
Dance Orchestra; Saturday at
the Chase; Stuart Foster Show
CBS
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O'BRIEN, DAVE
Red Skelton Show
CBS -TV
ORKIN, HARVEY
Eddie Fisher Show
NBC-TV
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PACKARD, ELON
Georg-e Gobel Show
NBC-TV
PARKER, RAY
House Party
CBS
PAUL, DUDLEY
o.s.s.
ABC-TV
PAUL, NORMAN
Burns & Allen
CBS-TV
PELLETIER, LOUIS
F.B.I, in Peace and War
CBS
PERELMAN, S. J.
Seven Lively Arts; Du Pont
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Shower of Stars; Jack Benny
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CBS-TV
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Chevy Show
NBC-TV
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As The World Turns; The
Guiding- Light
CBS -TV
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This Is Your Life
NBC-TV
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Wendy Warren and the News
CBS
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Today
NBC-TV
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Brighter Day
CBS-TV
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Brighter Day
CBS-TV
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CBS
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mentaries, WRCA-TV, WCBS-
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QUILLAN, JOE
Bing- Crosby and His Friends;
Eddie Fisher Show CBS-TV,
NBC-TV
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Bob Hope Show
NBC-TV
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Wild Bill Hickok
ABC-TV
REYNOLDS,
SHELDON
Dick and the Duchess, CBS-TV
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Merv Griffin Show
ABN
ROBIN, ALLEN
Do You Trust Your Wife
ABC-TV
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Dragnet
NBC-TV
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Today
NBC-TV
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Lamp Unto My Feet
CBS-TV
ROGERS, BOB
Gisele MacKenzie Show
NBC-TV
ROGERS, ROSWELL
Father Knows Best
NBC-TV
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Seven Lively Arts
CBS-TV
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Studio One
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Phil Silvers Show
CBS-TV
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Georg-e Gobel Show
NBC-TV
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Lamp Unto My Feet,
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CBS-TV
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Studio One
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Kitty Foyle
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Du Pont Show of the Month
CBS-TV
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Today
NBC -TV
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Phil Silvers Show
CBS-TV
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Mr. Adam? and Eve
CBS-TV
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Wide Wide World
NBC-TV
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Shirlev Temple Storybook
NBC-TV
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Steve Allen Show
NBC-TV
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The Lucille Ball - Desi Arnaz
Show: I Love Lucy
CBS-TV
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Shirely Temple Storybook
NBC -TV
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Red Skelton Show
CBS-TV
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US Steel. Matinee
SCOTT, ROLAND
The Garry Moore Show
CBS-TV
SEELEN, JERRY
Pat Boone Chevy Showroom
ABC-TV
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Playhouse 90
CBS-TV
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News Analysis
CBS
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Dick and the Dutchess
CBS-TV
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Special CBS News programs
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Phil Silvers Show
CBS-TV
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Playhouse 90
CBS-TV
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M-Squad
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Sally
NBC-TV
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Sports Focus
ABC-TV
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Sid Caesar
ABC-TV
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Studio One, Lamp Unto My
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Classical Music For People
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NBC
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U.N. In Action
CBS-TV
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Indictment, Navy Log-
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The Garry Moore Show
CBS -TV
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Du Pont Show of the Month
CBS-TV
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Monitor
NBQ
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CBS
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Gisele MacKenzie Show
NBC-TV
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Walter Cronkite with the
News: The Sunday News Spe-
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CBS-TV
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M-Squad
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SOMMERS, JAY
Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet
ABC-TV
SPARKS, FRED
High Adventure with Lowell
Thomas
CBS-TV
SPARKS, WILL
Wide Wide World
NBC-TV
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Playhouse 90
CBS-TV
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The Dannv Thomas Show
CBS-TV
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Herb Oscar Anderson Show
ABN
STEIN, JOSEPH
Du Pont Show of the Month
CBS-TV
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Steve Allen
NBC-TV
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Du Pont Show of the Month;
Playhouse 90
CBS-TV
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Sid Caesar
ABC -TV
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Bob Hope Show
NBC-TV
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Polly Bergen Show
NBC-TV
T
TAYLOR, DOUGLAS
Big- Story. US Steel
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Today
NBC-TV
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Hig-h Adventure with Lowell
Thomas
CBS-TV
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Turn of Fate
NBC-TV
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Sid Caesar
ABC-TV
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Sg~t. Preston
CBS-TV
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Ma Perkins
CBS
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Robert Trout and the News
CBS
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Jim Reeves Show
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Shirley Temple Storybook
NBC-TV
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The Edge of Night
CBS-TV
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The Restless Gun
NBC-TV
VLAHOS, JOHN
Studio One, Climax
VON FREMD, CHARLES
Radio News of America
CBS
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Lux Show Starring Rosemary
Clooney
NBC-TV
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Armstrong. Goodyear
WANG, GENE
Perry Mason
CBS-TV
WARE, LEON
Turn Of Fate
NBC -TV
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House Party
CBS
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Studio One
WAYNE, FRANK
Beat the Clock
CBS-TV
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Gisele MacKenzie Show
NBC-TV
WEISKOPF, BOB
The Lucille Ball - Desi Arnaz
Show: I Love Lucy
CBS-TV
WELLES, HALSTED
Suspicion
NBC-TV
WELLS, BOB
Chevy Show
NBC-TV
WESSON, DICK
Bob Cummings Show
NBC-TV
WEST, PAUL
Father Knows Best
NBC-TV
WHEDON, JOHN
Alcoa, Kraft
WHITE, LES
Bob Hope Show
NBC-TV
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The Californians
NBC-TV
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Allan Jackson and the Newa
CBS
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George Gobel Show
NBC-TV
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CBS, NBC Specials
Frontiers of Faith
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Seven Lively Arts
CBS-TV
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Polly Bergen Show
NBC-TV
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Phil Silvers
CBS-TV
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KOMO, KOMO-TV, Seattle,
Wash.
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WHIY, Orlando, Fla.
ADAMS, BOB
WAKE. Atlanta, Ga.
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KNOE, KNOE-TV, Monroe, La.
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KLAS, Las Vegas, Nev.
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WMFJ, Daytona Beach, Fla.
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KIFN, Phoenix. Ariz.
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KTAC, Tacoma. Wash.
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WRMA, Montgomery. Ala.
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KFH. Wichita. Kan.
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KENO. Las Vegas, Nev.
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Make Believe Ballroom
WABC. New York, N. Y.
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WKAP, Allent-own, Pa.
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WSGW, Saginaw, Mich.
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WTRC, Elkhart, Ind.
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WBAL, WBAL-TV. Baltimore,
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KAFY, Bakersfield, Calif.
ANTHONY, CARMINE
WJJD, Chicago, 111.
ANTHONY, WILLIAM D. JR.
WEED, Rocky Mount, N. C.
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WRCA. WRCA-TV, New York,
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WANS, Anderson, S. C.
ARMSTRONG, BOB
WGUY, Bangor, Me.
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WGAR. Cleveland, Ohio
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WCSH-TV. Portland. Me.
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WIRL. Peoria. 111.
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WSOK, Nashville, Tenn.
ASHTON, KEITH
KRAK, Stockton-Sacramento,
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KDOK. Tyler. Tex.
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WMAS, Springfield, Mass.
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WOHO. Toledo, Ohio
AYALA, MARCOS GARCIA
KIFN. Phoenix, Ariz.
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WMTR. Morristown, N. J.
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WREB. Holyoke. Mass.
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WEEX, Easton. Pa.
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WSOK. Nashville, Tenn.
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KFYR. KFYR-TV. Bismarck,
N. D.
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KENO. Las Vegas, Nev.
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BAILEY, CHARLIE
WJMX. Florence. S. C.
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WSTN. St. Augustine. Fla.
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WIBC. Indianapolis. Ind.
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WPIN. St. Petersburg, Fla.
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WING. Dayton. Ohio
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WHAT. New Britain. Conn.
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KFWB. Los Angeles, Calif.
BALLARD, DREW
KVMC. Colorado City, Tex.
BANGHART, KEN
WRCA, WRCA-TV, New York,
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WLSE, Wallace, N. C.
BANN, BOB
KWSO, Wasco, Calif.
BARBONE, TED
WFIN, Findlay, Ohio
BARKER, EDDIE
KWFT, Wichita Falls, Tex.
BARKLEY, ROGER
KALL. Salt Lake City, Utah
BARR, FRED
WWRL, New York, N. Y.
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WDOK, Cleveland, Ohio
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WKAN, Kankakee, 111.
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WING, Dayton, Ohio
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WFOX, Milwaukee, Wis.
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WANE. WANE-TV. Ft, Wayne,
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KTWT. Seattle. Wash.
BASSETT, BOB
WHIM. Providence, R. I.
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KALB, KALB-TV, Alexandria,
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BAXTER, GORDON
KTRM. Beaumont, Tex.
BEACH, RON
KNOT. Prescott, Ariz.
REAL, GEORGE
WRGS, Rogersville, Tenn.
BEALL, BOB
KODI. Cody, Wyo.
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KATZ. St. Louis. Mo.
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KWBY, Colorado Springs,
Colo.
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KAWL. York. Neb.
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Hillbilly Hit Parade
KLRA. Little Rock, Ark.
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WNAR. Norristown, Pa.
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KLX. Oakland, Calif.
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WNOK, WNOK-TV, Columbia,
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WBBM-TV, Chicago. 111.
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WKXL. Concord. N. H.
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WBET. Brockton, Mass.
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WDGY. Minneapolis, Minn.
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WNNJ. Newton, N. J.
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WTOB, Winston-Salem. N. C.
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WHFB. Benton Harbor, Mich.
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WPEN, Philadelphia. Pa.
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KFDM. KFDM-TV. Beaumont,
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WAMS, Wilmington, Del.
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WKAN, Kankakee, 111.
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WDBO, Orlando. Fla.
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WESB, Bradford, Pa.
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KCOR, KCOR-TV, San An-
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WCSS, Amsterdam, N. Y.
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KPMC, Bakersfield, Calif.
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WAVI, Dayton, Ohio
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WFNS, Burlington, N. C.
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WHJB, Greensburg-, Pa.
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KSRO, Santa Rosa, Calif.
CANNON, STEVE
WLOL, Minneapolis, Minn.
CANTU, BOB
KWIZ, Santa Ana, Calif.
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WPTF, Raleigrh, N. C.
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WGAN, Portland, Me.
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CARNEY, JACK
WIL, St. Louis, Mo.
CARR, DICK
WBNY, Buffalo, N. Y.
CARRIGAN, SYD
WBRM, Marion. N. C.
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WCSC, WCSC-TV, Charleston,
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WICC, WTOC-TV, Rridg-eport,
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K-GAY, Salem, Ore.
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WOIC, Columbia, S. C.
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KSUB. Cedar City. Utah
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WSAI, Cincinnati, Ohio
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KARK, KARK-TV, Little
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CASSELL, BARRY
WCAU-TV, Philadelphia, Pa.
CASTLEBERRY, EDDIE
WMBM, Miami Beach, Fla.
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WFBG-TV, Altoona, Pa.
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WBLT, Bedford. Va.
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WAMW, Washing-ton, Ind.
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KFI, Los Angreles, Calif.
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KWKW, Pasadena, Calif.
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KGMB, KGMB-TV, Honolulu,
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CHAMBERS, BOB
W'SPB, Sarasota Fla.
CHAMPION, JESSE
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CHAPEAU, TED
WZOK, Jacksonville, Fla.
CHARLES, NICK
WSLB, Ogrdensburg N. Y.
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KGBX, Spring-field, Mo.
BIGGS, TED
KWHN, Fort Smith, Ark.
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WTNJ, Trenton, N. J.
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WSTV-TV, Steubenville, Ohio
BISHOP, BENNY
WLDB, Atlantic City, N. J.
BLACKWELL, KEN
WCRS, Greenwood, S. C.
BLAINE, JOHN
VVMRI, Marion, Ind.
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WGL, Fort Wayne, Ind.
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WRRR, Rockford, HI.
BLAKE, PETER
WKIT, Garden City, N. Y.
BLANTON, OTIS
WLBJ, Bowling- Green, Ky.
BLEVINS, KENNETH
WTTH, Port Huron, Mich.
BLOCK, MARTIN
Make Believe Ballroom
WABC, New York, N. Y.
BLOOD, RUSSELL W.
WLOB, Portland, Me.
BLOOM, LYNN
WMRF, Lewistown, Pa.
BLY, DAN
WWNC, Asheville, N. C.
BOARDMAN, GAEL
WWSR, St. Albans, Vt.
BOLENDER, DICK
WBRK, Pittsfield, Mass.
BOLLER, PHIL
WKHM, Jackson, Mich.
BONNER, ED
KXOK, St. Louis. Mo.
BONNEWITH, DICK
WEOK, Poug-hkeepsie, N. Y.
BOONE, CHUCK
KFGO, Fargrc, N. D.
BOOTH, SID
KFRU, Columbia, Mo.
BOSMAN, JOHN
WABI, Bang-or, Me.
BOULDIN, ART
WIOH, Norwich, Conn.
BOURQUE, WARREN
WNLC, New London, Conn.
BOYD, MIKE
WGAY, Silver Spring-, Md.
BRADLEY, BOB
WRBL, WRBL-TV, Columbus,
Ga.
BRADLEY, MIKE
KOLL, Omaha, Neb.
BRADSHAW, JOHN
WBOF, Virginia Beach. Va.
BRADY, ED
KNBC, San Francisco, Calif.
BRADY, JOSH
WBBM-TV, Chicag-o, 111.
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KLMS, Lincoln. Neb.
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WCAU-TV, Philadelphia, Pa.
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WALT, Tampa, Fla.
BRENNAN, TOM
KFBI, Wichita, Kan.
BRENNEN, TOM
KRKD, Los Angeles, Calif.
BRENT, GENE
WHTN-TV. Hunting-ton, W. Va.
BRIEN, RAY
KLUB, Salt Lake City, Utah
ERODE, BUDDY
WNAR, Norristown, Pa.
BROOKHART, GARY
WCEF, Parkersburg-, W. Va,
BROOKS, AL
WISH, WISH-TV, Indianapolis,
Ind.
BROOKS, FRANK
WRVA, Richmond, Va.
BROWN, BILL
WNEB, Worcester, Mass.
BROWN, DICK
WTRY, Troy, N. Y.
BROWN, JOHNNY
WROK, Rockford, 111.
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REDHEAD
WMGM, New York, N. Y.
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WJEJ, Hag-erstown, Md.
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WHK, Cleveland, Ohio
BROWNING, BILL
KFMB, KFMB-TV, San Dieg-o.
Calif.
BRUCE, JACK
WNAX, Yankton, S. D.
BRUSH, BARRY
WGSM, Hunting-ton, N. Y.
BRYAN, CHARLIE
WSMB, New Orleans, La.
BRYAN, JERRY
KAWL, York, Neb.
BRYANT, BRISTOE
WJLB, Detroit, Mich.
BUDD, MILTON H.
WMBU, WMBD-TV, Peoria, 111.
BUECHLER, JOHN
WRIT, Milwaukee, Wis.
BUEHLMAN, CLINT
WBEN, WBEN-TV, Buffalo,
N. Y.
BUERRY, JOE
WJWL, Georgetown, Del.
BUHANAN, DALE
KSUB, Cedar City, Utah
BULLOCK, S.
WSPN, Saratog-a Springs,
N. Y.
BURGESS, PHIL
WNIX, Spring-field, Vt.
BURKES, STEVE
WMOX, Meridian, Miss.
BURKS, SPIDER
KSTL. St. Louis, Mo.
BURNETT, JIM
WHBC, Canton, Ohio
BURNS, EDDIE
WLBS, Birming-ham, Ala.
BURNS, GARY
KB AM. Long-view, Wash.
BURNS, RAY
KVRC, Arkadelphia, Ark.
BURNS, STAN
Entertainment Press Conference,
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BURNS, TOMMY
KMA, KMTV, Shenandoah,
Iowa
BURNS, WALT
KOCS, Ontario. Calif.
BURROUGHS, LARRY
KPHO, KPHO-TV, Phoenix,
Ariz.
BURTON, RED
WHVH, Henderson, N. C.
BUSHNELL, DOWELL
KGKB. Tj'ler, Tex.
BUSSELL, JERRY
WALB, WALB-TV, Albany, Ga.
BUTLER, CLIFF
WLOU, Louisville, Ky.
BYRD, JIMMY
WSRC, Durham, N. C.
— € —
CAIN, BOB
WJW, WJW-TV, Cleveland,
Ohio
CALDWELL, DONN
WELL, Wheeling-, W. Va.
CALHOUN, BOB
KCLA, Pine Bluff, Ark.
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CHARLES, PRESTON
WAGA, WAGA-TV, Atlanta,
Ga.
CHARNELL, JAN
KWIL, Albany, Ore.
CHASE, GENE
WIL, St. Louis, Mo.
CHECK, RAY
WNLK, Norwalk, Conn.
CHENOWETH, JACK
WAKfl-TV, Akron, Ohio
CHESSER, SHORTY
WHAS, WHAS-TV, Louisville,
Ky.
CHICK, JOHN
KRMG, Tulsa, Okla.
CHILDRESS, LeROY
Mt. Airy, N. C.
CHRISCO, RON
■KHEY, El Paso, Tex.
CHRISTIAN, JOHN
WEEP, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CHURCHES, GLENN
KCRA, KCRA-TV, Sacramento,
Calif.
CHURCHILL, HON
KEEN, San Jose, Calif.
CIMINO, RICK
KJOY, Stockton, Calif.
CLARK, DEL
WJJD, Chicago, 111.
CLARK, GORDON
KOGT, Orange, Tex.
CLARK, JAY
WAVZ, New Haven, Conn.
CLARK, NEIL
WBBA, Pittsfield, 111.
CLARKE, EDDIE
WHB, Kansas City, Mo.
CLAXTON, DAVE
WSLB, Ogdensburg, N. Y.
CLEMENTS, WAYNE
WMEV, Marion, Va.
CLOPTON, CALVIN
KFSA, WFSA-TV, Port, Smith,
Ark.
CODY, WAYNE
WMAY, WMAY-TV, Spring-
field, 111.
COLBY, CAL
WDRC, Hartford, Conn.
COLE, BOB
KABC, KABC-TV, Los Angeles,
Calif.
COLEMAN, JERRY
RSEL, Lubbock, Tex.
COLEMAN, KING
WFEC, Miami, Fla.
COLLINS, AL
KALL, Salt Lake City, Utah
COLLINS, DAVE
WHTN-TV, Huntington, W.
Va.
COLLINS, GEORGE
WKPT, Kingsport, Tenn.
COLLINS, JIM
WAMM, Flint, Mich.
COLONE, ANN
WGL, Fort Wayne, Ind.
COLONNA, VIC
WFUN, Huntsville, Ala.
COLUMBINE, RUSS
KMYR, Denver, Colo.
CONKLIN, MIKE
WBYS, Canton, 111.
CONNELL, PAT
WMTR, Newark, N. J.
CONRAD, RUSS
KEX, Portland, Ore.
CONTI, LARRY
WSTV-TV, Steubenville, Ohio
CONWAY, KEN
KMHT, Marshall, Tex.
COOK, BILL
WVMC, Mt. Carmel, 111.
COOK, DICK
WBRN, Big Rapids, Mich.
COOK, ED
WLOU, Louisville, Ky.
COOK, JACK
WNOK, WNOX-TV, Columbia
S. C.
COOLEY, JOHN
WGAY, Silver Spring, Md.
COONTZ, EDDIE
KOMA, Oklahoma City, Okla.
COOPER, BOB
KIHN, Hugo, Okla.
COOPER, TERRY
KCHI, Chillicothe, Mo.
CORDIC, REGE
KDKA, KDKA-TV, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
COUCILL, BOB
WWBZ, Vineland, N. J.
COUGHLIN, LEIS
WENY, Elmira, N. Y.
COVINGTON, BILL
WGTC, Greenville, N. C.
COVINGTON, FRED
WGST, Atlanta, Ga.
COX, FORREST
WJDX, WLBT, Jackson, Miss.
COX, JOE
WINN, Louisville, Ky.
COY, JOHNNY
WIRL, Peoria, 111.
CRAIG, CHUCK
WHBC, Canton, Ohio
CRAWFORD, JIM
WBTM, Danville, Va.
CRAWFORD, PAUL
KTXN, Austin, Tex.
CREVELING, JOHNNY
WJET, Erie, Pa,
CROMWELL, JAMES
KTBB, Tyler, Tex.
CROWELL, GEORGE
KHJ, KHJ-TV, Los Angeles,
Calif.
CROWELL, JAMES E.
WPRC, Lincoln, 111.
CROWLEY, MORT
KIMN, Denver, Colo.
CUMMINGS, AL
KING, KING-TV, Seattle,
WcLsh
CUMMISKEY, BOB
WCCC, Hartford, Conn.
CURRY, BILL
WIS, WIS-TV, Columbia, S. C.
CURTIS, RAY
KPHO, KPHO-TV, Phoenix,
Ariz.
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DAHLGREN, BOB
WAVE, WAVE-TV, Louisville,
Ky.
DALE, BOBBY
KFGO, Fargo, N. D.
DALTON, BOB
WTOP, WTOP-TV, Washing-
ton, D. C.
DANIEL, NATE
KCRS, Midland, Tex.
DANIELS, TIM
WKBL, Covington, Tenn.
DANN, HARVEY
WJAG, Norfolk, Neb.
DARY, ALAN
WBZ, WBZA, WBZ-TV, Bos-
ton-Springfield, Mass.
DAUGHTRY, DAVID
WTRP, La Grange, Ga.
DAVENPORT, DON
WEKZ, Monroe, Wis.
DAVID, TOBY
CKLW, CKLW-TV. Detroit,
Mich.
DAVIDSON, LEE
WKIP, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
DA VIES, BUD
OKLW, CKLW-TV, Detroit,
Mich.
DAVIS, BRAD
WAGE, Springfield-Chioopee,
Mass.
DAVIS, EARL
KTHS, KTHV, Little Rock,
Ark.
DAVIS, HERB
WEAM, Arlington, Va.
1186
DAVIS, JOHN
WFAU, Augusta, Me
DAVIS, NIAL
WKLC, St. Albans, W. Va.
DAVIS, RON
WREN, Topeka, Kan.
DAVIS, SONNY
WNNC, Newton, N. C.
DAVIS, STAN
KOCY, Oklahoma City, Okla.
DAVIS, TONY
WTSL, Hanover, N. H.
DAWES, BILL
WCPO, Cincinnati, Ohio
DAY, CARL
WCSI, Columbus, Ind.
DEANE, JOE
WBBF, WCBF-TV, Rochester,
N. Y.
DeBARDELABEN, BOB
WLEE, Richmond, Va.
DEEGAN, MICHAEL
WJMJ, Philadelphia, Pa.
DeHARO, TONY
KGKO, Dallas, Tex.
DEHART, VIRGIL
KTNT, Tacoma, Wash.
DEITRICK, HARRY A.
WATO, Oak Ridge, Tenn.
DEKLE, ANSEL
WKTG, Thomasville, Ga.
DELACROIX, RICHARD
WJBW, New Orleans, La.
DeLAND, JIM
WWJ, WWJ-TV, Detroit
DE LARA, MARIO
WHOM, New York, N. Y.
DEMAREE, PAUL
KVOM, Morrilton, Ark.
DENNIS, LOU
WBRY, Waterbury, Conn.
DERRICK, CHARLES
WOIC, Columbia, S. C.
DESTOCKIE, BOB
WPAY, Portsmouth, Ohio
DEVON, PRU
WQXR, New York, N. Y.
DeWITT, CHUCK
WPIN, St. Petersburg, Fla.
DEXTER, RON
KCBD, KCBD-TV, Lubbock,
Tex.
DIAZ, JUAN R.
WHOM, New York, N. Y.
DICKEY, GENE
WBBC, Flint, Mich.
DILL, FRANK
WGR-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.
DILLON, EDDIE
KVOR, Colorado Springs, Colo.
DINGMAN, R.
WSPN, Saratoga Springs, N.Y.
DiROMA, DICK
WJWG, Conway, N. H.
DI SALVO, HUGO
WIOU, Kokomo, Ind.
DIX. MIKE
KTSM, El Paso, Tex.
DIXON, DAVE
KATZ, St. Louis, Mo.
DODD, ESTHER K.
WNCA, Silver City, N. C.
DODD, JIM
WGST, Atlanta, Ga.
DODDS, DAR
WGTO, Cypress Gardens, Fla.
DOGGETT, TOM
KORE, Eugene, Ore.
DOLAN, TOM
WJZM, Clarksville, Tenn.
DOLL, KENNY
WSVA-TV, Harrisonburg, Va.
DONALD, VIVIAN
WAIP, Mobile, Ala.
DORRIS, LEE
WBEE, Chicago, 111.
DOUGHERTY, CHUCK
WQAM, Miami, Fla.
DOUGHERTY, CHUCK
KQV, Pittsburgh. Pa.
DOUGLAS, BOB
WDLC, Port Jervis, N. Y.
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DOUGLAS, SAM
WXOK, Baton Rouge, La.
DOUGLAS, STAN
WTWN, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
DOWNEY, GEORGE
WNEB, Worcester, Mass.
DOWNIE, HARRY
WICC, WICC-TV, Bridgeport,
Conn.
DOWNING, CLYDE
WRRR, Rockford, 111.
DRAKE, FRANK
WGH, Norfolk-Newport News,
Va.
DRAPER, BILL
WKXY, Sarasota, Fla.
DRESEN, GEORGE
WLCX, La Crosse, Wis.
DREWS, BOB
ROIL, Omaha, Neb.
DROWN, DOUG
WTWN, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
DRU, GORDIE
KBKW, Aberdeen, Wash.
DU BLON, JACK
KWFR, San Angelo, Tex.
DU BOSE, PAUL
WKAB, Mobile, Ala.
DUCK, ORM
RPLT, Paris, Tex.
DUFF, GLEN
WVCH, Chester, Pa.
DU MONT, OSCAR
WKDN, WKDN-TV, Camden.
N. J.
DUNBAR, JERRY
WBEL, Beloit, Wis.
DUNBAR, JIM
WDSU, WDSU-TV, New Or-
leans, La.
DUNBAR, TAD JR.
KNET, Palestine, Tex.
DUNCAN, JIM
WGGH, Marion, 111.
DUNN, TOM
WPEO, Peoria, 111.
DuPUY, MONTY
WFBC-TV, Greenville, S. C.
DURHAM, ERNIE
WJLB, Detroit, Mich.
E
EATON, GORDON
WCCO, WCCO-TV, Minneapolis,
Minn.
EATON, JACK
WMC, WMCT, Memphis, Tenn.
EBBESEN, HARRY
KYNT, Yankton, S. D.
ERBERHART, Prof. WALTER C.
WEW, St. Louis, Mo.
ECKELBARGER, DAN
WKAM, Goshen, Ind.
EDDY, FORREST
KBHS, Hot Springs, Ark.
EDWARD, BILL
WRVM, Rochester, N. Y.
EDWARDS, CHUCK
KSET, El Paso, Tex.
EDWARDS, GENE
KILT, Houston, Tex.
EDWARDS, HOWARD
KONO, San Antonio, Tex.
EDWARDS, JIM
WPFA, Pensacola, Fla.
EDWARDS, LEW
KIT, Yakima, Wash.
EDWARDSEN, BILL
WGY, Schenectady, N. Y.
EIGEN, JACK
WMAQ, WNBQ, Chicago, 111.
ELKINS, TOM
WOC, WOC-TV, Davenport,
Iowa
ELLIOTT, BOB
KENT, Shreveport, La.
ELLIOTT, DON
WSAN, Allentown, Pa.
ELLIS, TOM
KVET, Austin, Tex.
ELLSWORTH, JACK
WALK, Patchogue, N. Y.
ELSE, MICKEY
KSD, KSD-TV, St. Louis, Mo.
ENGEBRETSON, HAL
KGYW, Vallejo, Calif.
ENNIS, CHUCK
WREN, Topeka, Kan.
ENTLEY, BOB
WKLC, St. Albans, W. Va.
ERBE, GALE
KHEP, Phoenix, Ariz.
ERICKSON, ROALL
KMO, Tacoma, Wash.
ETZEL, JACK
KWHK, Hutchins, Kan.
EVANS, BOB
KWKC, Abilene, Tex.
EVANS, DICK
KTUL, KTUL-TV, Tulsa, Okla.
EVANS, FRANK
WHBO, Tampa, Fla.
FAIRWEATHER, JACK
KVOC, Casper, Wyo.
FALCON, BOB
WNAV, Annapolis, Md.
FARMER, JERRY
WFMO, Fairmont, N. C.
FARRAYE, LOU
WDBJ, WDBJ-TV, Roanoke,
Va.
FARRELL, BATES
WKMH, Dearborn-Detroit,
Mich.
FATMAN, LLOYD
WHAT, Philadelphia, Pa.
FAYE, MARTY
WAAF, Chicago, 111.
FEATHERSTONE, BOB
KFDA, Amarillo, Tex.
FENDER, BOB
WEBC, Duluth, Minn.
FENNELL, GEORGE
WHIL. Boston-Medford, Mass.
Ted Brown and the Redhead
WMGM
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FERGUSON, JIM
WPFA, Pensacola, Fla.
FERRIS, BART
WPIK, Alexandria, Va.
FERRON, TOM
WMAM, Marinette, Wis.
FIELD, ELLIOT
KFWB, Los Angeles, Calif.
FIELD, ELLIOT
KILT, Houston, Tex.
FIGUERAS, BOB
WLYC, Williamsport, Pa.
FILE, AUGIE
WALA, WALA-TV, Mobile,
Ala
FILIPIAK, STEVE
WHEV, Ann Arbor, Mich.
FINLAY, FRED
KVBC, Farming-ton, N. M.
FINN, GREG
WORL, Boston, Mass.
FISCHER, LARRY
WNOE, New Orleans, La.
FISHER, GEORGE
WBBQ, Augusta, Ga.
FIXARIS, FRANK
WCSH-TV, Portland, Me.
FLANNAGAN, BOB
WMBG, Richmond, Va.
FLEMMING, NEDD
WAEB, Allentown, Pa.
FLOCKER, DAVE
WLIP, Kenosha, Wis.
FLOHR, MORT
WLEA, Hornell, N. Y.
FLOOD, HAROLD
WKRM, Columbia, Tenn.
FLOOD, JOE
KTLN, Denver, Colo.
FLORENCE, DICK
WCMR. Elkhart, Ind.
FOLTZ, BOB
WMBS, Uniontown, Pa.
FORD, ART
WNEW, New York, N. Y.
FORD, HONEYBOY
WSRC, Durham. N. C.
FORD, LEE ALLEN
WAPX, Montgomery, Ala.
FORD, MILTON Q.
WOL, Washington, D. C.
FORD, TED
KREX, KREX-TV, Grand
Junction, Colo.
FORSSELL, GENE
KDB, Santa Barbara, Calif.
FORSTER, BOB
WITH, Baltimore, Md.
FOSTER, JOHN
WBAX, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
FOWLER, JIM
WGFC, Albany, Ga.
FOX, AL
WA.HR, Miami Beach, Fla.
FRANCISCO, CHUCK
WJJD, Chicago, Til.
FRANK, BEECHER
WGRC, Louisville, Ky.
FRAY, JACQUES
WQXR, New York, N. Y.
FRAZEE, SKIP
KMMO, Marshall, Mo.
FRAZIER, BOB
WAAB, Worcester, Mass.
FREDERICK, ALAN
WGBB, Freeport, N. Y.
FREDRICS, DON
WTAW, Bryan, Tex.
FREEMAN, AUBREY
WCPC, Houston, Miss.
FREEMAN, BILL
KGFW, Kearney, Neb.
FREY, WILLIAM
WATH, Athens, Ohio
FRITTS, PAUL
WMFR, High Point, N. C.
FULCHER, MILTON
WHED, Washington, N. C.
FULKS, CHARLES
WRKH, Rockwood, Tenn.
FULLER, BOB
KSIL, Silver City, N. M.
FULLER, JERRY
KSST, Sulphur Springs, Tex.
FURRY, BOB
KTAR, KVAR, Phoenix, Ariz.
FURSETH, ERIK
WILS, Lansing, Mich.
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GAINES, TOM
KISD, Sioux Falls, S. D.
GALE, JACK
WITH, Baltimore, Md.
GALLAGHER, DENNIS
KOFA, Yuma, Ariz.
GANNON, JOE
KWPC, Muscatine, Iowa
GARCIA, WOODY
WTSP, St. Petersburg, Fla.
GARDNER, RON
KFXM, San Bernardino, Calif.
GARLAND, KEN
WPOR, Portland, Me.
GARRETT, TOM 'SNUFF'
KSYD, KSYD-TV, Wichita
Falls, Tex.
GARRISON, GARY
WHYN, WHYN-TV, Spring-
field, Mass.
GARTEN, LLOYD
WJIM, WJIM-TV, Lansing,
Mich.
GAUSTAD, GEORGE
KEYJ, Jamestown, N. D.
GAYNOR, BOB
WAHR, Miami Beach, Fla.
GEARHART, VAL
KRNO, San Bernardino, Calif.
GEARING, JOSEPH
WLEU, Erie, Pa.
GEORGE, TOM
WJBK, WJBK-TV, Detroit,
Mich.
GIBBONS, JIM
WOL, Washington, D. C.
GIBSON, JERRY
KXRO, Aberdeen, Wash.
GILBERT, GLEN
WATT, WPBN-TV, Cadillac,
Mich.
GILES, JAY H.
WSOY, Decatur, 111.
GILL, J. CIRT, JR.
WGBG, Greensboro, N. C.
GINSBURG, ARNIE
WBOS, Boston, Mass.
GLYNN, BILL
KRSN, Los Alamos, N. M.
GODFREY, WILLIAM
KQUE, Albuquerque, N. M.
GONNEAU, PIERRE
WEBR, Buffalo, N. Y.
GONZALEZ, JOSE T.
KCCT, Corpus Christi, Tex.
GOOD, DALE
KRKO, Everett, Wash.
GOODNIGHT, AL
KCBD, KCBD-TV, Lubbock,
Tex.
GORDON, BILL
WHK, Cleveland, Ohio
GORDON, JERRY
WJWG, Conway, N. H.
GORDON, PHIL
WALA, WALA-TV, Mobile,
Ala
GORDON, REV. I. H.
WLOK, Memphis, Tenn.
GOURLIE, BUD
WJPG, Green Bay, Wis.
GRACE, MELVIN
WOBS, Jacksonville, Fla.
GRADY, CHARLES
WIMA, WTMA-TV, Lima,
Ohio
GRAHAM, BOB
KDAL, Duluth, Minn.
GRANT, BRUCE
WGRD, Grand Rapids, Mich.
GRANT, DON
KRGI, Grand Island, Neb.
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GRANT, GARY
KTMS, Santa Barbara, Calif.
GRANT, JOE
WDVA, Danville, Va.
GRAY, JIM
WMBG, Richmond, Va.
GREEN, ART
WKAT, Miami Beach, Fla.
GREEN, BOB
WKMT, Kings Mountain, N.C.
GREEN, DALE
KBRS, Springdale, Ark.
GREEN, HAL
WBAC, Cleveland, Tenn.
GREEN, JERRY
KVET, Austin, Tex.
GREENWOOD, BILL
WZRO, Jacksonville Beach,
Fla.
GREGORY, RICHARD
WSOO, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
GRIFFIN, JERRY
WGBI, WDAU-TV, Scranton-
Wilkes Barre, Pa.
GRIFFIN, SIS. BESSIE
WMRY, New Orleans, La.
GRIMM, RASTY
WLOH, Princeton, W. Va.
GRIMSLEY, VERN
KNCO, Garden City, Kan.
GRISWOLD, JACK
WEJL, Scranton, Pa.
GROCE, ROCKY
WRVM, Rochester, N. Y.
GROSS, BOB
WANE, WANE-TV, Ft. Wayne,
Ind.
GROVES, JOE
KDEF, Albuquerque, N. M.
GUEST, JOHN
KOB, KOB-TV, Albuquerque,
N. M.
GUMM, BILL
WRJN, Racine, Wis.
GUNKLE, VERNON
KCLS, Flagstaff, Ariz.
GUY, AUBREY
WMPS, Memphis, Tenn.
GWYNN, EASY
WIBC, Indianapolis, Ind.
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HADAWAY, EARX
WAPX, Montgomery, Ala.
HAGGART, BUD
WFDF, Flint, Mich. -
HAGGEOV, HAROLD
KTW, Seattle, Wash.
HAGUE, EARL
WPIX, Alexandria, Va.
HAIT, MAL
WKIP, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
HALE, PHIL
WKNB, WNBC, New Britain,
Conn.
HALL, JIM
WWVA, Wheeling, W. Va.
HAMILTON, ED
KENT, Shreveport, La.
HAMILTON, JIM
WTOL, Toledo, Ohio
HAMMOND, DON
WNDB, Daytona Beach, Fla.
HANCOCK, HUNTER
KPOP, Los Angeles, Calif.
HANKIN, WALLY
WINC, Winchester, Va.
HANLEY, ANDY
WHBO, Tampa, Fla.
HANNA, BOB
KWBW, Hutchinson, Kan.
HANNA, RICK
WBUT, Butler, Pa.
HANNAH, WAYNE
WOKE, Oak Ridge, Tenn.
HANSEN, DALE
KIFI, Idaho Falls, Idaho
HANSON, CHARLIE
WISN, WISN-TV, Milwaukee,
Wis.
HANTEN, JEROME C.
KONE, Reno, Nev.
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KWTX, KWTX-TV, KBTX-TV,
Waco, Tex.
HARDY, FRANCIS
KFQD, Anchorage, Alaska
HARRIOTT, JIM
• WFLA, WFLA-TV, Tampa,
Fla.
HARRIS, ED
WAYE, Baltimore, Md.
HARRIS, HAROLD
WMFC, Monroeville, Ala.
HARRISON, HARRY
WPEO, Peoria, 111.
HART, LARRY
KWEL, Midland, Tex.
HARVEY, PAT
WGEM, Quincy, 111.
HASTINGS, DON
WMT-TV, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
HAWKINS, RALPH
WAVY-TV, Norfolk, Va.
HAYES, BRUCE
KFWB, Los Angeles, Calif.
HAYES, DENNY
KRDO, KRDO-TV, Colorado
Spring's, Colo.
HAYES, PHIL
WPAY, Portsmouth, Ohio
HAYES, STAN
WTNR-TV, Binghamton, N. Y.
HAYWARD, BRUCE
KXOK, St. Louis, Mo.
HEALY, GENE
WPAC, Patchogue, N. Y.
HEATH, JOHN
WETC, Charleston, HI.
HEATON, JACK
WVEC, WVEC-TV, Hampton,
Va.
HEDBERG, PAUL
KMRS, Morris, Minn.
HEINRICHS, SPUD
KWSO, Wasco, Calif.
HELDER, BOB
WFMD, Frederick, Md.
HELLER, HAL
KJAY, Topeka, Kan.
HENDERSON, GENE
WRDO, Augusta, Me.
HENDERSON, LARRY
KGBC, Galveston, Tex,
HENDON, DOUG
WSMB, New Orleans, La.
HENDRICKS, JOHN LEE
KSBW, KSBW-TV, KSBY-TV,
Salinas, Calif.
HERING, JIM
WMOD, Moundsville, W. Va.
HERMAN, FRED
WSSV, Petersburg, Va.
HESSON, BILL
KCMJ, Palm Springs, Calif.
HESTERMAN, LENNY
KEEP, Twin Falls, Idaho
HETRICK, WAYNE
WMRF, Lewistown, Pa.
HEWITT, WARREN
WCVS, Springfield, 111.
HICKMAN, ELMER
WOAY-TV, Oak Jffill._W._Va.
HICKMAN, RUSSELL
KLAS, Las Vegas, Nov.
HICKS, RICHARD
WROB, West Point, Miss.
HIGHT, MIKE
WTIK, Durham, N. C.
HIGLEY, JERRY
KGBX, Springfield, Mo.
HILL, BESSIE
WMRP, Flint, Mich.
HILL, BOB
WNAX, Yankton, S. D.
HILL, CAL
KGMS, Sacramento, Calif.
HILL, JOE
WBVH. Gainesville, Fla.
HILLIARD, JIM
KCID, Caldwell, Idaho
HINKLE, ED
WINR-TV, Binghamton, N. Y.
HIRSCH, JERRY
WGBF, Evansville, Ind.
HOBKIRK, GEORGE
KACE, Riverside. Calif.
HODGMAN, BRUCE
WGUY, Bangor, Me.
HOFFMAN, MARK
WBLY, Springfield, Ohio
HOGAN, LUCKY
WDUZ, Green Bay, Wis.
HOLCOMB, JACK
WEEU, Reading, Pa.
HOLIDAY, BILL
KSTL, St. Louis, Mo.
HOLLIDAY, BOB
KELP, KELP-TV, El Paso,
Tex.
HOLM, JOHN
KBHS, Hot Springs, Ark.
HOLMAN, SAM
KQV, Pittsburgh, Pa.
HOLMES, BOB
KSJO, San Jose, Calif.
HOLMES, BOB
WLEU, Erie, Pa.
HOLMES, CHARLEY
MBS
HOLMES, ROGER
WAMS, Wilmington, Del.
HOLT, JIM
WICE, Providence, R. I.
HOOKER, TED
WGTM, Wilson, N. C.
HOPKINS, THOMAS J.
WDLC, Port Jervis, N. Y.
HOUSE, RON
WKTY, La Crosse, Wis.
HOWARD, SPECS
KYW-TV, Cleveland, Ohio
HOYT, MONTY
KOCY, Oklahoma City, Oklj
HUDSON, GEORGE
WNJR, Newark, N. J.
HUDSON, HARVEY
WLEE, Richmond, Va.
LISTEN TO LACY
(Jack Lacy)
WINS — 1010 on your dial
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HUGHES, EDDIE
WFNC, Fayetteville, N. C.
HUGHES. JIM
KFYO, Lubbock, Tex.
HUMBLES. BILLY
WJJM, Lewisburg, Tenn.
HUNTER. ALFRED
KSDO. San Diego, Calif.
HUNTER, DEAN
Best Sellers, WMGM, Walter
Winchell Show, Mutual
HUNTER, MART
WOWO, Fort Wayne, Ind.
HUNTLY, CURLY
WORM, Savannah, Tenn.
HUTCHINSON, RAY
KOL, Seattle, Wash.
HUTSON, LEE
WSAC, Ft. Knox, Ky.
JOHNSTON, JIM
KREM, Spokane, Wash.
JOHNSTON, TERRY
WFEC, Miami, Fla.
JOLLY, JACK
KGOS, Torrington, Wyo.
JONES, E. RODNEY
KXLW, St. Louis, Mo.
JONES, JIM
WTAX, Springfield, 111.
JONES, PLOW
WWXL, Manchester, Ky.
JORDAN, PAT
MBS
JOSEPH, FRANK
WKLZ, Kalamazoo, Mich.
JULIAN, JOE
WKOP, Binghamtom, N. Y.
JUSTICE, KIRK
KNLR, N. Little Rock, Ark.
IKELS, KENNETH
KGNB, New Braunfels, Tex.
ILLING, BILL JR.
KSTB, Breckenridg.e Tex.
INGRAM, DAN
WNCH, New Haven, Conn.
INMAN, HARVEY
WCMT, Martin, Tenn.
IRVING, ROBERT
WHIY, Orlando, Fla.
IRWIN, BOB
WKDA, Nashville, Tenn.
IVERSON, EARL.
WRJN, Racine, Wis.
J
JACKSON, BILL (OMAR)
KOKA, Shreveport, La.
JACKSON, BILL
WPTF, Raleigh, N. C.
JACKSON, BOB
WALT. Tampa, Fla.
JACKSON, SANDY
KOWH, Omaha, Neb.
JACKSON, TOM
WKAB, Mobile, Ala.
JACOBS, LEIGH
WKDL, Clarksdale, Miss.
JACOBS, PHIL
KFSA. KFSA-TV. Fort Smith.
Ark.
JACOBSON, ROY
KBZY, Salem, Ore.
JAMES, DAVE
KJBS, San Francisco, Calif.
JAMES, DON
WDBO-TV. Orlando. Fla.
JAMES, LES
WRHI. Rock Hill, S. C.
JAMES, PAUL
WTRY, Troy, N. Y.
JARVIS, AL
KFWB, Los Angeles, Calif.
JAYE, RONNIE
WUSJ. Lockport, N. Y.
JENKINS, BRUCE
KWFC. Hot Springs, Ark.
JENKINS, TINY
WBIA, Augusta, Ga.
JENNINGS, BILL
WHLF, South Boston, Va.
JENNINGS, ROBERT
WWSC. Glens Falls, N. Y.
JeRUE, JOE
WHFB, Benton Harbor, Mich.
JOHNSON, IRWIN
WBNS-TV, Columbus, Ohio
JOHNSON, JOE
KWIK. Pocatello, Idaho
JOHNSON, KEN
WLCX, La Crosse. Wis.
JOHNSON, LARRY
WRFC, Athens. Ga.
JOHNSON, LARRY
WMBH, Joplin, Mo.
JOHNSON, TOM
WIRY, Plattsburg, N. Y.
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KALIK, FRANK
KTKT, Tucson, Ariz.
KAMMAN, LEIGH
WLOL, Minneapolis, Minn.
KAREY, JACK
WCFL, Chicago, 111.
KARNOW, DICK
WPTR. Albany, N. Y.
KAROL, GENE
WTIV. Titusville, Pa.
KARVER, WALLY
WILK, WILK-TV,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
KASPER, TAD
KDAL. KDAL-TV.
Duluth, Minn.
KATZ, STEVE
WRIB, Providence, R. I.
KAUFMAN, MURRAY
WAAT, Newark, N. J.
KAY, BOB
WAVE. WAVE-TV,
Louisville. Ky.
KEELS, CECIL
WCSC, WCSC-TV, Charleston,
S. C.
KEEP, BARNEY
KFX. Portland, Ore.
KELLER, O. J, JR.
WTAX, Springfield. El.
KELLY, BOB
WATW. Ashland. Wis.
KELLY, JACK
WUSJ. Lockport, N. Y.
KELLY, JOE JR.
WSBT-TV. South Bend, Ind.
KELLY, RILEY
WMFC. Monroeville, Ala.
KELTNER, BILL
WAYE, Baltimore. Md.
KENNEDY, AL
WKNB, WNBC, New Britain,
Conn.
KENNINGTON, TOMMY
WLAK. Lakeland. Fla.
KENT, HERB
WBEE. Chicago. 111.
KESSLER, AL
WHLM. Bloomsburg, Pa.
KILEY, ROG
WCSI. Columbus, Ind.
KILGO, JIMMY
WSOC, WSOC-TV. Charlotte,
N. C.
KING, DON
WBML. Macon. Ga.
KING, GENE
KSTR. Grand Junction, Colo.
KING, HARRY
WMAY- WMAY-TV. Spring-
field. 111.
KING, IVAN
WTTM, Trenton, N. J.
KING. JIM
WJDX, WLBT. Jackson, Miss.
1190
KING, NELSON
WCKY. Cincinnati, Ohio
KINNIRY, PAUL
WDAN, Danville, 111.
KIKKANDER, KEN
WNBF, WNBF-TV, Bingham-
ton. N. Y.
KITHCART, JIM
KMYR. Denver, Colo.
KLAVAN & FINCH
WNEW
KLOSS, BOB
WKWK, Wheeling-, W. Va.
KNIGHT, AL
KJAY. Topeka, Kan.
KNIGHT, FRED
WSPA, WSPA-TV, Spartan-
burg, S. C.
KNIGHT, JOE
WFBR, Baltimore. Md.
KNIGHT, KAY
KQUE, Albuquerque, N. M.
KNIGHT, LLOYD
KDEN, Denver. Colo.
KNIGHT, MORRIS
WRFC. Athens. Ga.
KNUDSEN, DICK
WMOS, Muskegon, Mich.
KOBAK, ED
WBBQ, Augusta, Ga.
KONNER, CARL
WISL, Shamokin, Pa.
KOPLER, BOB
WJAC. WJAC-TV, Johnstown,
Pa.
KOPP, LEE
KSJO. San Jose. Calif.
KORDELLA, STAN
WCAW, Charleston. W. Va.
KORTE, ODELL
WMOK. Metropolis, 111.
KOTT, KEN
WMTE, Mauistee, Mich.
KRESAL. E. W.
WKLK. Cloqute, Minn.
KRIEGER, BILL
WESC, Greenville, S. C.
KULZ, BOB
WROD, Davtona Beach. Fla.
KURTIS, HORTON
KIND. Independence. Kan.
KUTAN. DICK
WBUT. Butler. Pa.
KUVENT, ARNIE
WGAN, Portland, Me.
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LACY, JACK
Listen to Laoy, WINS, New
York, N. Y.
LAKE, ART
WJAR-TV. Providence. R. I.
LAMB, BILL
WBBC. Flint. Mich.
LAMBERT. REV. B. D.
WRMA. Montgomery. Ala.
LAMBERT. TOM
WISN, WISN-TV, Milwaukee,
Wis.
LAND, JIM
WRBC. Jackson, Miss.
LANDERSMAN. PAUL
WHGB. Harrisburg. Pa.
LANE, ALAN
WHUM. WHUM-TV, Reading.
Pa.
LANE, ART
WLBR, Lebanon. Pa.
LANG, BOB
KPOA. Honolulu. Hawaii
LANG. MONTE
WESO. Southbridge, Mass.
LARKIN, BOB
WTSP. St. Petersburg, Fla.
LARRABEE, SETH
WLOB. Portland, Me.
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WEMP, Milwaukee, Wis.
LASCELLES, JOHN
WGR-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.
LASSITER, CHAD
WEW, St. Louis, Mo.
LATHROP, JIM
WGEE, Indianapolis, Ind.
LAUGHLIN, JOHN
WBLT, Bedford, Va.
LAURI, NICK
WCBT, Cheboyg-an, Mich.
LAWFORD, VIN
WNAB, Bridgeport, Conn.
LAWRENCE, BILL
WDBQ, Dubuque, Iowa
LAWSON, BILL
WITT, Lewisburg-, Pa.
LAYMAN, JACK
WIPA, Annapolis, Md.
LAYNE, ART
WPKO, Waverly, Ohio
LEAHY, TOM
KAKE, KAKE-TV, Wichita,
Kan.
LEA^ARD, BOB
WOKE, Oak Ridg-e, Tenn.
LEATH, REID
WIST, Charlotte, N. C.
LEAVITT, ROBIN
WJOY, Burlington, Vt.
LEE, DAVE
WWOD, Lynchburg-, Va.
LEE, VINCE
WRCV-TV, Philadelphia, Pa.
LEIGH, BUCK
WTRC, Elkhart, Ind.
LEMKE, BILL
KDIX, KDIX-TV, Dickinson,
N. D.
LEMMON, DOC
WCUE, Akron, Ohio
LENAY, WILL
WSAI, Cincinnati, Ohio
LEONARD, BUD
WMPS, Memphis, Tenn.
To Broadcasters
LEONARD, HOWIE
WLOB, Portland, Me.
LEPLEY, JOHN
WHHM, Memphis, Tenn.
LEVITON, CHARLES
KHEP, Phoenix, Ariz.
LEVY, SY
WACE, Spring-field-Chicopee,
Mass.
LEWIS, BUD
KIBS, Bishop, Calif.
LEWIS, DEAN
WBNS-TV, Columbus, Ohio
LEWIS, HAL
KHVH, KHVH-TV, Honolulu,
T. H.
LEWIS, J. D.
WRAL, Raleigh, N. C.
LEWIS, JIM
KXOA, Sacramento, Calif.
LEWIS, LLOYD
KIHO, Sioux Falls, S. D.
LEWIS, ROY
WEEP, Pittsburgh, Pa.
LIBBY, RICK
KMON, Great Falls, Mont.
LIBMAN, LEN
WFEA, Manchester, N. H.
LiBUTTI, GEORGE
WVET, WVET-TV. Rochester,
N. Y.
LIDDLE, BOB
KXL, Portland, Ore.
LINCOLN, ED
WSBA, WSBA-TV, York, Pa.
LINDEMANN, BIG BUD
WGRD, Grand Rapids, Mich.
LINDEMULDER, JOHN
WTOD, Toledo, Ohio
LINDSEY, SAMMIE
WGGG, Gainesville, Fla.
LINN, BANDEL
WSPB, Sarasota, Fla.
LINN, SAM
KULA, KULA-TV, Honolulu,
Hawaii
AP
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Added Profits
Added Prestige
The Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
LIONEL, ED
KATR, Corpus Christi, Tex.
LIPPER, GEORGE
KWEL, Midland, Tex.
LLOYD, BOB
KJOE, Shreveport, La.
LLOYD, BOB E.
WHEC, WHEC-TV, Rochester,
N. Y.
LLOYD, ED
WHWB, Rutland, Vt.
LLOYD, TOM
WGAU, Athens, Ga.
LOGAN, GEORGE
KXLW, St. Louis, Mo.
LOHMAN, AL JR.
KIMN. Denver, Colo.
LONG, JOHN
WCEF, Parkersburg-, W. Va.
LONG, MATT
KGB, San Dieg-o, Calif.
LoPRESTO, STAN
WKIT, Garden City, N. Y.
LOVE, BOB
KBIF, Fresno, Calif.
LOWE, AL
WHSY, Hattiesburg-, Miss.
LOWE, JIM
Jim Lowe's Hideaway Show
WCBS
LOWE, JIM
WRR, Dallas, Tex.
LOWERY, NAT
WWIT, Canton, N. C.
LUCIER, ROD
KVOX, Fargro, N. D.
LUPTON, JOHNNY
WCAU-TV, Philadelphia, Pa.
LYLE, GEORGE
WJMJ, Philadelphia, Pa.
LYNCH, BILL
WMCK, McKeesport, Pa.
LYNDON, DAVE
WQXT, Palm Beach, Fla.
JIM LOWE
WCBS RADIO
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LINKER, JOHN
WSKN, Saugerties, N.
LYNN, FRED
KWTO, Spring-field, Mo.
LYONS, BOBBY
WQAM, Miami, Fla.
— Mc —
McAllister, tom
WGBF. Evansville, Ind.
McCarthy, john
WPEP, Taunton, Mass.
McCarthy, red
WHGB, Harrisburg, Pa.
McCarthy, tom
WCPO-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
McCORMACK, FRANK
WHWB. Rutland. Vt.
McCORMACK, JACK
WIRK, West Palm Beach, Fla.
McCOY, ROGER
WAJR. Morgantown, "W. Va.
McCOY, RON
KLUB, Salt Lake City, Utah
McCULLOUGH, JOHN
WNDU, WNDU-TV. South
Bend, Ind.
McDANIEL, WINFRED
KSYL, Alexandria, La.
Mcdonald, rusty
K-LYN, Amarillo, Tex.
McGLAMMERY, WENDELL
WWNS. Statesboro, Ga.
McGUIRE, MAC
WPEN. Philadelphia, Pa.
McHONE, BOB
WHAP, Hopewell, Va.
McILVAIN, BURT
WMT-TV, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
McTNROY, SAM
WNBT, Wellsboro, Pa.
McKEAN, BILL
WJPA, Washing-ton, Pa.
McKEE, BOB
WAKE. Atlanta, Ga.
McKEE, DAVE
WANS. Anderson, S. C.
Mckenzie, ed
WXYZ, WXYZ-TV, Dertoit,
Mich.
McKINSTRY, TED
KRAM, Las Vegas, Nev.
Mclaughlin, jim
WRTA, Altoona, Pa.
Mclean, bill
KAKE, KAKE-TV, Wichita,
Kan.
McLEAN, PHIL
WERE-TV. Cleveland, Ohio
McMAHON, PAT
WOC, WOC-TV, Davenport,
Iowa
McMONAGLE, TERRY
KTAC, Tacoma, Wash.
McMULLIN, JACK
WMBS, Uniontown, Pa.
McNAMARA, BOB
KXRO, Aberdeen. Wash.
McNAMARA, PAUL
WEJL, Scranton, Pa.
McNARON, KEN
WMEN, Tallahassee, Fla.
McNEELEY, MARTY
WJR, Detroit, Mich.
McNULTY, TERRY
WSCR, Scranton, Pa.
McPHEARSON, CHUCK
WWNS, Statesboro, Ga.
Mcpherson, hugh
WCHS. WOHS-TV, Charleston,
W. Va.
McROBERTS, earl
KDAY, Hollywood, Calif.
McWAIN, WES
Mutual
iff
MacINTIRE, RUSS
WSTP, Salisbury, N. C.
MACK, BILL
WEDC. Chicago, 111.
MACK, JIMMY
WISH, WISH-TV,
Indianapolis. Ind.
MACK, STANLEY
WDGY. Minneapolis, Minn.
MacKAMY, KENT
WIOH, Norwich, Conn.
MacKECHNTE, Wm. A. R.
KIST, Santa Barbara, Calif.
MacKTNNON, DON
KABC, KABC-TV, Los Ang-els,
Calif.
MADDOX, KATHY
WMCK, McKeesport, Pa.
MADER, JAMES
WKOW, WKOW-TV, Madison,
Wis.
MAGNUS, JOHN
KGFJ, Los Angeles, Calif.
MAHAFFEY, BOB
WLOX, Biloxi, Miss.
MAHER, JAY
WWON, Woodsocket, R. I.
MAHER, PHIL
KMNS, Sioux City, Iowa
MAKKAI, AL
KCNA, Tucson, Ariz.
MALLIN, JACK
WOYB, WCYB-TV, Bristol.
Va.
MANGLASS, JOE
WWHG, Hornell, N. Y.
MARGGROFF, NORMAN
WMEL, Milwaukee, Wis.
MARINE, FRANK
KSTR, Grand Junction, Colo.
MARION, JOHN
WEEI, Boston, Mass.
MARLOWE, BILL
WBZ, WBZA, WBZ-TV, Bos-
ton-Spring-field, Mass.
MARLOWE, BOB
WHKP, Hendersonville, N. C.
MARLOWE, JAY
KTNT, Tacoma, Wash.
MARSH, RAYMOND
WEAT. West Palm Beach, Fla.
MARSHAUL, JERRY
WMGM, New York, N. Y.
MARSHALL, MAJOR JR.
WEEB, Southern Pines, N. C.
MARSTON, STAN
KULA, KULA-TV, Honolulu.
Hawaii
MARTIN, JAN
WFOX, Milwaukee, Wis.
MARTIN, JOE
WOW, WOW- TV. Omaha, Neb.
MARTIN, JOHNNY
WTNN. Louisville, Ky.
MARTIN, LARRY
WJAR-TV, Providence, R. I.
MARVIN, DAVE
WIZE, Springfield, Ohio
MASON, BOB
WSAT, Salisbury, N. C.
MASON, CHARLES
WJMX, Florence. S. C.
MASON, JERRY
WYZE, Atlanta, Ga.
MASSEY, BOB
WJNO, West Palm Beach, Fla.
MATHERS, JOHN
KSDA, Redding-, Calif.
MA THIS, JERRY
KBRO. Bremerton, Wash.
MATTHEWS, BUCK
WJR, Detroit, Mich.
MATTS, TOM
KTEM, Temple, Tex.
MAXWELL, BOB
WWJ. WWJ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
MAY, MAURY
KTOW, Oklahoma City, Okla.
1192
MAY, STEVE
WADK. Newport, R. I.
MAYER, BILL
WRCV-TV. Philadelphia. Pa.
MAYER, KEN
WBOS. Boston, Mass.
MAYNARD, JOE
KSET. El Paso, Tex.
MEADERS, RAY
WXOK, Baton Rouge, La.
MEATH, EDDIE
WHEC, WHEC-TV, Rochester.
N. Y.
MELVILLE, ROLLIE
KGGM. KGGM-TV, Albuquer-
que, N. M.
MENDINE, MARTIN
KCSJ, Pueblo, Colo.
MERL. BOB
KCLS, Flag-staff. Ariz.
MERRELL, JOHNNY
KFH. Wichita, Kan.
MERRILL, ART
WVEC, Hampton, Va.
MERRIT, NEAL
KRIC, Beaumont, Tex.
MERTZ. BILL
WVKO. Columbus, Ohio
MICHAEL, JAY
WCAE. Pittsburg-h, Pa .
MICHAELS, JOHN
WOKY, Milwaukee. Wis.
MIDDLETON, ROBERT
WWSC. Glens Falls. N. Y.
MIEIR. JOE
KEYY. Provo, Utah
MILES, JOE
WFMO. Fairmont, N. C.
MILLDYKE. BILL
KGFW, Kearney, Neb.
MILLER. BILL
WGKV, Charleston, W. Va.
MILLER, DICK
WRBC, Jackson, Miss.
MILLER. EDWARD
WLAN, WLAN-TV, Lancaster.
Pa.
MILLER, GARRY
WHKK, Akron. Ohio
MILLER. HARVEY
WHAT, Philadelphia, Pa
MILLER, JOHNNY
KRLC. Lewiston. Idaho
MILLER, KENNETH
KVOG, Oe-den, Utah
MILLER, LES
KENS-TV. San Antonio. Tex
MILLER, NEAL
WSGN, Birming-ham, A1f
MILLER. OTTO
KGB. San Diego. Calif.
MILLER, ROSS
WTIC-TV. Hartford. Conn.
MILLS. CHUCK
KNOT, Prescott, Ariz.
MILLS. ELVIN
WIOS, WLOS-TV. Asheville.
N. C.
MILLS. JIM
WMAQ, WNBQ, Chicago, 111.
MILLS. LUTHER
WEBC. Duluth, Minn.
MILLS, PAUL
WALE, Fall River. Mass.
MILNER. GENE
WIP, Philadelphia. Pa.
MILTON, JUD
KROD, KROD-TV, El Paso.
Tex.
MINTER, JACK
KHEY. El Paso, Tex.
MITCHEL, PAUL
WSAN. Allentown, Pa.
MITCHELL, BILL
WPET. Greensboro, N. C.
MITCHELL, BOB
KXOL, Ft. Worth, Tex.
MITCHELL, FRED
WOHO, Toledo. Ohio
MITCHELL, RODNEY
WKLX, Paris, Ky.
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O'HARA. JIM "SHAMUS"
WOKY, Milwaukee, Wis.
O'HARA, LEE
WESX, Salem. Mass.
O'HARA. MARTY
WDEV. Waterbury, Vt.
O'HARA, TOD
WILD. Boston. Mass.
OLDS. MIKE
KWEW, Hobbs. N. M.
O'LEARY, FRANK
WJOL. Joliet. 111.
O'LEARY, JIM
TCBTG, Avalon. Calif.
OLIVE, GRAY
WMSC. Columbia, S. C.
OLIVER, BILL
WKTS, Orlando. Fla.
OLNEY. DEL
KWJJ, Portland, Ore.
OLSEN, LEON
KIDO-TV. Boise, Idaho
OLSON, RAY
WSAL, Log-ansport. Ind.
O'NEAL. COLEMAN
WLSE, Wallace, N. C
O'NETL, CHUCK
WFEA, Manchester, N. H.
O'OUINN, JIMMY
KVMO. Colorado City, Tex.
ORR, JEROME
KELD, El Dorado, Ark.
ORTON, DEAN
KCRS. Midland, Tex.
OSLAND, NORM
KGRN, Grinnell, Iowa
OTIS. JOHNNY
KFOX. Long- Beach, Calif.
OWEN. FRED
WYMB. Manning-, S. C
OWENS. GARY
WNOE, New Orleans, La.
OWENS. JESSE
WAAF, Chicaeo, 111.
OWENS. MARION CHARLES
WFT/P, Easley. S. C.
OWENS. SHEILA
WEIC. Charleston, HI.
P
PALEN. JIM
WOKZ. Alton, 111.
PALL AN, ART
KDKA, KDKA-TV, Pittsburgh
Pa.
PARDELLO, JAMES
KBMO, Benson, Minn.
PARIS. DON
WTRB, Ripley, Tenn.
PARKER, CY
WLOI. Laporte. Ind.
PARKER, EDDIE
WKGN, Knoxville, Tenn.
PARKER, TOM
KSIS. Sedalia, Mo.
PARKHURST, BOB
KRMG, Tulsa. Okla.
PARSONS, BEN
WRBL. WRBL-TV, Columbus,
Ga.
PARSONS, BRUCE
WCTC, New Brunswick, N. J.
PARTRIDGE, DICK
WHIM. Providence, R. I.
PASQUALI, JOE
WVSC. Somerset, Pa.
PATE, JESSE
KTAN, Sherman, Tex.
PATRICK, JOHN
KDZA, Pueblo, Colo.
PAUL, NICK
KRLD, KRLD-TV, Dallas, Tex.
PAULEY, RICH
WFLA, WFLA-TV, Tampa,
Fla.
PAWLAK, TONY
WFAM, WFAM-TV, Lafayette,
Ind.
PAXTON, BOBBY
WFTW, Ft. Walton Beach, Fla.
MOAN, HAL
KOMO, KOMO-TV, Seattle,
Wash.
MOELLER, BILL
KUEN, Wenatchee, Wash.
MOFFETT, CHUCK
WKOW, WKOW-TV, Madison,
Wis.
MONGOLD, BOB
KAUS, KMMT-TV, Austin,
Minn.
MONSON, PAUL
WSPR, Spring-field, Mass.
MONTGOMERY, BOB
WPET, Greensboro, N. C.
MOORE, ART
WMPJ, Daytona Beach, Fla.
MOORE, BILL
KREX, Grand Junction, Colo.
MOORE, BOB
WKTY, La Crosse, Wis.
MOORE, CHARLES
WGSM, Hunting-ton, N. Y.
MOORE, JACK
KJOE, Shreveport, La.
MOORE, JIM
WTOC, WTOC-TV, Savannah,
Ga.
MORENO, BUDDY
WHHM, Memphis, Tenn.
MORGAN, BILL.
WMAK, Nashville, Tenn.
MORGAN, HAL
WGAR. Cleveland, Ohio
MORGAN, MIKE
WELM, Elmira, N. Y.
MORRIS, JACK
KLX, Oakland, Calif.
MORRIS, ROY
WAPO, Chattanooga, Tenn.
MORROW, DAN
WKXY, Sarasota, Fla.
MORTON, BROOKS
WTOL, Toledo, Ohio
MORTON, JAY
WEDO, McKeesport, Pa.
MORTON, LOU
WQXI, Atlanta, Ga.
MORTON, ROSS
WWHG. Hornell, N. Y.
MOSS, DAN
WTOC, WTOC-TV, Savannah,
Ga.
MOTTERN, TOM
WBIR-TV, Knoxville, Tenn.
MOYLE, WILL
WVET, WVET-TV, Rochester,
N. Y.
MOYNIHAN, JOHN
WGAW, Gardner, Mass.
MULCAHY, PAUL
WESO, Southbridg-e. Mass.
MULHOLLAND, ROSS
WHRV, Ann Arbor, Mich.
MULL, JACK
WEEX, Easton, Pa.
MTTRDOCK, JACK
WMAN, Mansfield, Ohio
MURPHY, BILL
KANN, Sinton, Tex,
MURPHY, HAL
WSAZ-TV. Hunting-ton, W. Va.
MURRAY, JOHNNY
WQXI, Atlanta. Ga.
MUSGRAVE, BOB
KWFR, San Ang-elo, Tex.
MYERS, PETE
WHKK, Akron, Ohio
— N —
NABER, DAVE
WVMC, Mt. Carmel, HI.
NAKAI, RAYMOND
KCLS, Flag-staff, Ariz.
NAVA, MILT
KWKW, Pasadena, Calif.
NEAGLE, DON
WKCT, Bowling- Green, Ky.
NEAVERTH, DAN
WBNY, Buffalo, N. Y.
NEELY, JAY
WGBB, Freeport, N. Y.
NELSON, ART
KABC, KABC-TV. Los Angeles.
Calif.
NELSON, CHUCK
KB AM, Long-view, Wash.
NELSON, DON
WQUA, Moline, 111.
NELSON, GENE
KRAK, Stockton-Sacramento
Calif.
NELSON, LOUIS
WGH, Norfolk-Newport News,
Va.
NELSON, RALPH
WSTC. Stamford, Conn.
NELSON, TIM
WTTV. Titusville, Pa.
NESBIT, BILL
WCAE. Pittsburg-h, Pa.
NESBITT, JIM
WYMB. Manning-, S. C.
NEUBERGER, STAN
WEKZ. Monroe, Wis.
NEWCOMB, ALAN
WBT. Charlotte, N. C.
NEWMAN, BOB
WKAP. Allentown. Pa,
NICHOLS, ROY
KXLR. N. Little Rock, Ark.
NICKSON, NICK
WBBF, WCBF-TV. Rochester.
N. Y.
NIELSEN, MARK JR.
KKOG, Oa-den, Utah
NTLSEN, ANDY
KLAN, Renton. Wash.
NIXON, JOE
KRKD, Los Ang-eles, Calif.
NIXON, MILT
WGEE, Indianapolis, Ind.
NOBLES, GENE
WLAC, WLAC-TV, Nashville,
Tenn.
NOE. BOB
WBEL, Beloit. Wis.
NORDMEVER, BOB
WKID. Champaig-n-Urbana, 111.
NORGARD, BOB
WFRO. Fremont, Ohio
NORMAN, ALAN
WJIM, WJIM-TV, Lansing-,
Mich.
NORMAN, BOB
WAVZ. New Haven, Conn.
NORMAN, HAL
KGHF, Pueblo, Colo.
NORMAN, HAL
KFDM, KFDM-TV, Beaumont,
Tex.
NORMAN, JOSEPH
KTCO, Calexico, Calif.
NORMAN, ROBBIE
WSYL, Sylvania, Ga.
NORTH, JOHN
WE AM, Arlington, Va.
NORTON, BOBBY
KFJI. Klamath Falls, Ore.
NORTON, NORMAN
KTEL, Walla Walla, Wash.
NOVAK, DICK
KGW, KGW-TV, Portland, Ore.
NUZUM, BILL
WKWK, Wheeling, W. Va.
— o —
OAKES, TEXAS JIMMIE
WTOR, Ashland, Ky.
OBERLEY, J.
WIZE, Spring-field, Ohio
O'BRIEN, BILL
WHHY. Montgomery, Ala.
O'DAY, HAPPY
KYES, Roseburg-, Ore.
ODDIS, RAY
WJET, Erie, Pa.
O'DELL, MAURICE
WJAN, Spartanburg-, S. C.
O 'GRADY, JOE
WTTH, Port Huron, Mich.
O'HARA, BOB
WILS, Lansing-. Mich.
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PAXTON, TOM
WKY, WKY-TV, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
PAYNE, LLOYD
WDXB, Chattanooga, Tenn.
PEABODY, DICK
KDEN, Denver, Colo.
PECK, R. H.
KGEM, Boise, Idaho
PELOQUIN, PETE
WCHF, Chippewa Falls, Wis.
PENNINGTON, MEL
KGBC, Galveston, Tex.
PEOPLES, JIMMY
WMTN, Morristown, Tenn.
PERKINS, GENE
KBOI, KBOI-TV, Boise, Idaho
PERRY, BOB
WCKR, Miami. Fla.
PERRY, CHARLES
WAVU, Albertville, Ala.
PERRY, JAY
WTOP, WTOP-TV, Washing-
ton, D. C.
PERRY, KEN
KXOA, Sacramento, Calif.
PERRY, PORTIA
WHAT, Philadelphia, Pa.
PERRY, TUT
WODL, Carbondale, Pa.
PETERSON, ROLFE B.
KSL, KSL-TV, Salt Lake City,
Utah
PETIT, BILL
WIDE, Biddeford, Me.
PETRIL, BOB
WAKU, Latrobe, Pa.
PHELAN, TOM
KREM, Spokane, Wash.
PHILLIPS, BILL
WBAX. Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
PHILLIPS, CHUCK
WEMP, Milwaukee, Wis.
PHILLIPS, ED
WSTX-TV, Nashville, Tenn.
PHILLIPS, JOSEPH A.
WDIX, Oransreburg, S. C.
PHILLIPS, WILLIAM
WDKN, Dickson, Tenn.
PHISTER, JOE
KIHO, Sioux Falls, S. D.
PICUS, LARRY
WSTN, St. Augustine, Fla.
PIERCE, ALLEN
WYZE. Atlanta. Ga.
PINGREE, FRANK
WKXL, Concord, N. H.
PLAUCHE, JOHN
KPEL, Lafayette, La.
PLEDGER, DOUG
KNBC. San Francisco, Calif.
PLYLER, DAVE
WGBG, Greensboro, N. C.
POLAND, SAM
WCHS, WCHS-TV, Charleston.
W. Va.
POLEO, RON
WTNJ, Trenton, N. J.
POLLACK, FRANK
KRUX. Phoenix. Ariz.
POLLOCK, BOB
WCLT. Newark, Ohio
POMES. DON
WCAW. Charleston, W. Va.
POOLE, BOB
WBTG, Greensboro, N. C.
POOLE, JACK
WEAT, We.«t Palm Beach, Fla.
PORTER, BOB
WJJD. Chicago, 111.
PORTER. DON
KXL, Portland, Ore.
PORTER, ROLAND
WJAK, Jackson, Tenn.
PORWANIKI, LEO
WLIP, Kenosha, Wis.
POSKA, AL
KFI, Los Angeles, Calif.
POST, CHICK
WOCB, West Yarmouth, Mass.
POTTER, BOB
KCLO, Leavenworth, Kan.
POTTER, WILLIAM
WNLC, New London, Conn.
POWERS, JOE
WBMD, Baltimore, Md.
PRESLEY, BOB
KTBC, KTBC-TV, Austin, Tex.
PRICE, SAM
KM ED, Medford, Ore.
PRIDE, ANDY
WILD, Boston, Mass.
PRIMIKIKIS, JOHN
WHDL, Olean, N. Y.
PRINCE, JIM
WSEV, Sevierville, Tenn.
PROVENSEN, DICK
KGFJ, Los Angeles, Calif.
PRUITT, AL
WDNC, Durham, N. C.
PUCKETT, TRUMAN
WJLD, Birmingham, Ala.
PUDNEY, EAKLE
WGY, Schenectady, N. Y.
PUETT, GRADY
WLBS, Birmingham, Ala.
PUTNAM, DON
WBBZ, Ponca City, Okla.
PYLE, JACK
WIP, Philadelphia, Pa.
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QUAIN, TOM
WMAX, Grand Rapids, Mich.
QUAVE, MACKIE
WIS, WIS-TV, Columbia, S. C.
QUEENEY, JEM
KPAC, KPAC-TV, Port Arthur,
Tex.
QUILLIN, TED
KFWB, Los Angeles, Calif.
QUIMBY, JOHN
KRNO, San Bernardino, Calif.
QUINTANA, VIRGINIA
KFLJ, Walseburg, Colo.
R —
RADKA, AL
KFRE, KFRE-TV, Fresno,
Calif.
RAE, BOB
KPMC. Bakersfield, Calif.
RAHMAN, BOB
WHEN, WHEN-TV, Syracuse,
N. Y.
RALSTON, ELDRIDGE
WDRF, Chester, Pa.
RAMSEY, NICK
WFAA, WFAA-TV, Dallas,
Tex.
RANDLE, BILL
WBRE-TV. Cleveland, Ohio
RANKIN, BILL
KRTR. KWRB-TV, Thermopo-
lis, Wyo.
RATNER, SOL
WFRP, Savannah, Ga.
RATTIGAN, JACK
WHOL. Allentown, Pa.
RAWE, RICK
WETZ, New Martinsville,
W. Va.
RAY, FRANKIE
KOLO-TV. Reno, Nev.
RAY, JIMMY
KCUL, Ft. Worth, Tex.
RAYBALL, JOE
WHAV. Haverhill, Mass.
RAYMOND, HAL
WEEK, WEEK-TV, Peoria, 111.
RAYMOND, JACK
WRIT, Milwaukee, Wis.
REDFEARN, BRAD
KLTT, Longview, Tex.
REED, B. MITCHEL
KFWB, Los Angeles, Calif.
REEVES, JACK
KTFS. Texarkana, Tex.
REID, CLARK
WJBK. WJBK-TV, Detroit,
Mich.
1194
REILLY, JIM
WISL, Shamokin, Pa.
REM, CHARLIE
WCOM, Parkersburg, W. Va.
RENNER, DEWEY
WPBC, Minneapolis, Minn.
RENO, DAVID
WPRC, Lincoln, Dl.
REVELES, DAN
KGFJ. Los Angeles, Calif.
REYNOLDS, BILL
KM OP, Tucson, Ariz.
REYNOLDS, LEO
KMOP, Tucson, Ariz.
REYNOLDS, RON
KCVR. Lodi, Calif.
REYNOLDS, RUSTY
KDOK, Tyler, Tex.
RICE, DICK
WSPD-TV, Toledo, Ohio
RICH, AL
WJAC, WJAC-TV, Johnstown,
Pa.
RICHARD, PAUL
WSPD-TV, Toledo, Ohio
RICHARDS, DICK
KENS-TV, San Antonio, Tex.
RICHARDS, DON
KRGI, Grand Island, Neb.
RICHARDS, RON
KGVO. KMSO. Missoula, Mont.
RICHARDS, TONY
WLVA, WLVA-TV, Lynch-
burg, Va.
RICHARDSON, ART
WJQS. Jackson, Miss.
RICHARDSON. EARL
WFAM, WFAM-TV, Lafayette,
Ind.
RICHARDSON, J. P.
KTRM, Beaumont, Tex.
RICHBOURG, JOHN
WLAC, NashviPe. Tenn.
RICKARDS, REESE
WTAG, Worcester, Mass.
RIDGEWAY, JACK
KBLO, Hot Springs, Ark.
RIDGEWAY, JIM
KWKC, Abilene, Tex.
RIGGS, A. F. (BUTCH)
WTRO, Iron ton, Ohio
RIGGS, TOMMY
WCAE, Pittsburgh, Pa.
RIGNEY, CHUCK
WMSR. Manchester, Tenn.
RILEY, JOHN
WFBG-TV, Altoona, Pa.
ROACH. MAC
REJIG, Beaumont, Tex.
ROBERTS, ART
WCUE. Akron, Ohio
ROBERTS, BILL
CJAD. Montreal. Quebec
ROBERTS, CHUCK
WDCF, Dade. City, Fla.
ROBERTS. DON
KOA. Denver, Colo.
ROBERTS, HOWIE
WCFL. Chicaero. 111.
ROBERTS, JERRY
WBCM. Bay City, Mich.
ROBERTS, JOE
WFAA, WFAA-TV, Dallas.
Tex.
ROBERTS, PAUL
KECK, Odessa, Tex.
ROBERTS, ROBERT A.
WMMW, Meridan, Conn.
ROBERTS, SID
WJJD. Chicae-o. 111.
ROBERTS, STAN
WNBF-TV, Binsrhamton, N. Y.
ROBERTSON, ART
KWHN, Fort Smith, Ark.
ROBIN, BOB
WHB, Kansas City, Mo.
RODIO. JIM
WTTM. Trenton, N. J.
ROGERS, CHRIS
WKGN, Knoxville, Tenn.
ROGERS, LEE
KTHS, KTHV, Little Rock,
Ark.
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WMAN, Mansfield, Ohio
ROSE, BILL
KAAA, King-man, Ariz.
ROSE, CARL
WGKV, Charleston, W. Va.
ROSE, PHIL
KFBI, Wichita, Kan.
ROSE, RONALD
KSDA. Redding-, Calif.
ROSE, TOMMY
KITN, Olympia. Wash.
ROSENBERG, DARYL
WTBV, Belleville, 111.
ROSS, AL
WRC, WRC-TV, Washing-ton.
D. C.
ROSS, ED
WELL, Wheeling-, W. Va.
BOSS. LAI\]\Y
Jan. 19, 1906, Seattle, Wash.;
Lanny Ross Show, WCBS, New
York, N. Y.
ROSS\ LEN
KDB. Santa Barbara. Calif.
ROTHMAN, MEL
WRIT, Milwaukee, Wis.
ROWAN, BILL
WCSS, Amsterdam. N. Y.
ROWE, DILLARD
WGFS. Coving-ton, Ga.
ROWLAND, MARSHALL
WQIK. Jacksonville, Fla.
ROWLEY, DALE
KLMS. Lincoln, Neb.
ROWZIE, JACK
WWDC. Washing-ton, D. C.
RULEY, TOM
WMRI. Marion, Ind.
RUMORE, DUKE
WSGN. Birmingham, Ala.
RUSH, RED
KYA, San Francisco, Calif.
RUSSEL, BARCLAY
WOAI-TV, San Antonio, Tex.
RUSSELL, TOM
WEEI. Boston. Mass.
RUTH, HERB
WCRO. Johnstown, Pa.
RYAN, CHARLES
WKYR. Keyser, W. Va.
RYAN, DAN
WBBW. Youngstown, Ohio
RYAN, JOE
WALL. Middletown, N. Y.
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SAHLEY, ALBERT
WWNR. Beckley, W. Va.
SALEM, GEORGE
KWBY, Colorado Spring's,
Colo.
SALINE, MARLIN A.
KVNA, Flag-staff. Ariz.
SANDERS, BILL
WDXB. Chattanoog-a, Tenn.
SANDERS, ERNEST
WFRO. Fremont. Ohio
SANDERS, HANK
KBLO. Hot Spring's, Ark.
SANDY, KEITH
CKEY. Toronto. Ontario
SANSOM, KENNETH
KSL. KSL-TV. Salt Lake City.
Utah
SARASEN, ROBERT R.
WCCM, Lawrence, Mass.
SARGENT, KENNY
KGKO, Dallas, Tex.
SAUNDERS, AL
WSBA. WSBA-TV. York. Pa.
SAUNDERS, BRUCE
WSBT, South Bend. Ind.
SAUNDERS, CARL
KXLA, Pasadena, Calif.
SAUNDERS, EMERY
WHAT, Philadelphia. Pa.
SAUNDERS, WARREN
KING, KING-TV, Seattle,
Wash.
SAWYER, BUD
WAAB. Worcester, Mass.
SAYER, LeROY
KTBB, Tyler, Tex.
SCHEIE, DAVE
WOW. WOW-TV. Omaha, Neb.
SCHERER, BILL
KDUZ, Hutchinson, Minn.
SCHMIDT, BILL
KIND. Independence, Kan.
SCHMIDT, BOB
WWSR. St. Albans, Vt.
SCHOFIELD, JOHN
WSAU, WSAU-TV, Wausau.
Wis.
SCHRIVER, LOU
WJJL, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
SCHWAMB, RUSSEL J.
KONG. Visalia, Calif.
SCOTT, ANDY
WMSC, Columbia, S. C.
SCOTT, DAVE
KVOD, Denver. Colo.
SCOTT, GREYT
WINE, Buffalo. N. Y.
SCOTT, HOWARD
WBAC, Cleveland, Tenn.
SCOTT, JIM
KTBC. KTBC-TV, Austin, Tex.
SCOTT, JOE
KCMJ. Palm Springs, Calif.
SCOTT, LEE
WGSA. Ephrata. Pa.
SCOTT, PAUL
WCCC. Hartford. Conn.
SEALY, BOB
KAST. Astoria. Ore.
SEANEY, E. JAMES
WDZ. Decatur. 111.
SEARLE, STEVE
WNDB. Davtona Beach. Fla.
SEARS, CHARLIE
KWTX. KWTX-TV, KBTX-TV,
Waco. Tex.
SEARS, DADDY
WAOK. Atlanta. Ga.
SEBASTIAN, JOEL
WNCH. New Haven, Conn.
SEMPLE. HUGH
KWDM. Des Moines, Iowa
SEVERSON, DICK
KAUS. KMMT-TV. Austin,
Minn.
SEVERSON, LEN
KLAN. RENTON. Wash.
SEXTON, CARROLL
WCRS. Greenwood, S. C.
SEYMOUR, ROBIN
WKMH. Dearborn-Detroit.
Mich.
SHARP, DON
KVOL. Lafavette. La.
SHARP. JERRY
WATW. Ashland. Wis.
SHARPE, ED
WAGA. WAGA-TV. Atlanta,
Ga.
SHAW, AL
KFEQ. KFEQ-TV. St. Joseph.
Mo.
SHAW. GORDIE
KFRB. Fairbanks. Alaska
SHAW, JOHNNY
WOBS, Jacksonville. Fla.
SHEA. FRAN
WHYN. WHYN-TV, Spring-
field. Mass.
SHEEHAN. ED
KGMB. KGMB-TV. KMAU-TV,
KHBC-TV. Honolulu. T. H.
SHELBY, HARRY
KBLF. Red Bluff, Calif.
SHELTON, GENE
WBBA. Pittsfield. 111.
SHKPARD, ART
WSAR, Fall River. Mass.
SHEPHERD, MAXINE
WAAG. Adel Ga.
1195
SHERBAHN, DICK
WLAN, WLAN-TV, Lancaster,
Pa.
SHERIDAN, PHIL
WFIL. Philadelphia. Pa.
SHERMAN, BRAD
WKAT, Miami Beach, Fla.
SHERMAN, EDDIE
KRSL. Russell, Kan.
SHERMAN, ELDY
KDLM, Detroit Lakes, Minn.
SHIVER, JACK
WMEN, Tallahassee, Fla.
SHOECRAFT, PAUL
KWJB, Globe. Ariz
SHRIVER, GEORGE
WHED. Washington. N. C.
SHI PERT, BILL
WSCR, Scranton. Pa.
SIGARS, KENNETH
KOAM, KOAM-TV. Pittsburgh,
Kan.
SIGMON, BARNETT M.
WHKY, Hickory, N. C
SIMMONS, JAY
WTRR, Sanford. Fla.
SIMPSON, ART
KOL. Seattle, Wash.
SIMPSON, DICK
WHIZ, WHIZ-TV, Zanesville,
Ohio
SIMPSON, JOHNNY
WTSP, St. Petersburg, Fla.
SINCLAIR, BOB
KMAC. San Antonio, Tex.
SINGER, JOE
WHOW. Clinton, 111.
SINK, ARDELL
WBUY. Lexington. N C.
SKELTON, JOHN B. JR.
WCPC. Houston, Miss.
SKINNER, DAVE
KSTN, Stockton. Calif.
SLACK. DEAN
WJOY, Burling-ton. Vt.
SLAUGHTER, JOHN
KORC, Miner-1 Wells, Tex.
SMALLS, TOMMY
WWRL, Vew York. N. Y.
SMITH, ReBOP
WMAP. Monroe, N. C.
SMITH, BOB
WJAM. Marion, Ala.
SMITH, BOB
WJWL. Georgetown. Del.
SMITH, DENNIS
WLAU. Laurel. Miss.
SMITH, DON
WAOL. Wfvc^nss. Ga.
SMITH. DONNIE
W«"^B. Quitman. Ga.
SMITH. ED
KG-K-B Tvler. Tex.
SMITH. FIDDLIN' CURLY
wtcr. A-hland. Ky.
SMITH. GUY
KC^N. Kuisas City. Kan.
SMITH, HAL
WKDA. Nashville, Tenn.
SMTTH. .F171'^
KSOO. KSOO-TV. Sioux Falls,
S. D.
SAriTH. ALTLTON
WMBM. Mi^mi Beach, Fla.
SMITH, PETE
KDAY. Holl-wood. Calif.
SMITH. ROBERT E.
WTTC-TV. Hartford. Conn.
SMTTHERMAN, ROSS
WSTX-TV Nashville. Tenn.
SMVSER, BETTAT
KPOA. Honolulu. Hawaii
SMYTHE. PETE
KOA. Denver. Colo.
SNOW, PHIL
WBKH. F"ttie-burg, Miss.
SNADER, GLORIA
KPEG. Spokane. Wash.
SNADER, TOM
WSAV, WSA\T-TV, Savannah.
Ga.
SOHL, JIM
WARK. Hagerstown, Md.
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KMBC, Kansas City, Mo.
KFRM, Concordia, Kan.
SOWERS, JOHN
WQXT, Palm Beach, Fla.
SPAHR, BELL
WDBJ, WDBJ-TV, Roanoke,
Va.
SPAINHOWER, DON
KOVO, Provo, Utah
SPANN, OWEN
WBT, Charlotte, N. C.
SPARROW, JIM
KRUX, Phoenix. Ariz.
SPAULDLNG, ROBERT
WDOE, Dunkirk, N. Y.
SPECIALE, JOHN
WFMD, Frederick, Md.
SPEC TOR, JACK
WPTR, Albany. N. Y.
SPEIGHTS, TERRY
WBKH. Hattiesburg, Miss.
SPENCER, JACK
KMO, Taeoma, "Wash.
SPENCER, RAYMOND
KSDO, San Diego, Calif.
SPERANZO, EMIL
WTSA, Brattleboro, Vt.
SPIRES, JAMES
WCLC, Jamestown. Tenn.
SPOLMAN, GEORGE
WCHA, Chambersburg, Pa.
SPRINGER, JOHN
KMA, KMTV, Shenandoah,
Iowa
SQUIRES, DON
WCVS. Sprinarfield, HI.
STALLARD, BIEE
WNVA. Norton, Va.
STALLARD, DAL
KCKN, Kansas City, Kan.
STARR, HAE
KGW, KGW-TV, Portland, Ore.
STARWYCK, STEVE
KGRH, Fayetteville, Ark.
STEELE, HAROLD
WSTC, Stamford, Conn.
STEFFES, ART
KVOX, Fargo, N. D.
STEGNER, EARL
WBTM, Danville, Va.
STEIN, MIKE
WAKR-TV, Akron, Ohio
STEINBECK, DICK
KWBW. Hutchinson, Kan.
STELE. BILL
WJWS. South Hill, Va.
STEPHENS, MIKE
CJAD, Montreal, Quebec
STERKEL, RICK
KLTZ. Glasgow. Mont.
STERLING, LOWELL
KOTA. KOTA-TV, Rapid City,
S. D.
STERLING, LUD
WLEE. Richmond, Va.
STEVENS, BOB
KILT, Houston, Tex.
STEVENS, DON
WTAG. Worcester, Mass.
STEVENS, JOHN
KPAC, KPAC-TV,
Port Arthur, Tex.
STEVENS, JOHNNY
WSSV, Petersburg, Va.
STEVENS, NAT
WOKO, Albany, N. Y.
STEVENS, RAY
CKOY, Ottawa, Ontario
STEWART, CHARLIE
WNEX, Macon, Ga.
STRAND, NORM
WSAV, WSAV-TV, Savannah,
Ga.
STRICKHOUSER, SHERM
WICE, Providence, R. I.
STUART, BUD
KASH, Eugene, Ore.
STUART, CHUCK
WARA, Attleboro, Mass.
STUART, KEN
KITN, Olympia, Wash.
STUART, RANDY
WENK, Union City, Tenn.
STUBBS, BILL
WHBI, Newark, N, J.
STUTZ, CARL
WRVA, Richmond, Va.
SULIER, VERN
KIFI, Idaho Falls, Idaho
SULLIVAN, BARNEY
KRAM, Las Vegas, Nev.
SULLIVAN, BILL
WCHA, Chambersburg, Pa.
SULLIVAN, DENNIS
WFBL, Syracuse, N. Y.
SULLIVAN, DENNIS
KFJZ, Fort Worth, Tex.
SULLIVAN, MARTY
WEEK, WEEK-TV, Peoria,
111.
SUMMER, DICK
WIBC, Indianapolis, Ind.
SUNDERLAND, BOB
KTEM, Temple, Tex.
SUTTON, LEE
WWVA, Wheeling, W. Va.
SUTTON, PARROTT
WEES, Kinston, N. C.
SWAFFORD, RAY
WWXL, Manchester, Ky.
SWAIN, HAMPTON
WBML, Macon, Ga.
SW ANSON, FRED
WHAY, New Britain, Conn.
SWEENEY, FRANK
WLAM. Lewiston, Me.
SWEENEY, RON
KLTI, Longview, Tex.
T —
STEWART, PAT
KAFY, Bakerfield, Calif.
STTERMAN, VERN
KJOE, Shreveport, La.
STILES, DANNY
WCTC, New Brunswick, N. J.
STOKES, AL
WARN,. Fort Pierce, Fla.
STONE, CLAIR
WJPG, Green Bay, Wis.
TATE, JIM
WOKZ, Alton, 111.
TAYLOR, CLIFF
WALE, Fall River, Mass.
TAYLOR, FRANK
WDRF. Chester, Pa.
TAYLOR, SAMMY
KWJJ, Portland, Ore.
TAYLOR, TRU
WSAR, Fall River, Mass.
TEAS, WALT
WFBR, Baltimore, Md.
TEIG, DAVE
WTLK, WILK-TV, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.
TELLEZ, RUDY
KTSM, El Paso, Tex.
TERRY, CHEM
KRLD, Dallas, Tex.
THIELE, DUKE
WJBW, New Orleans, La.
THIES, FRANK
WQIK. Jacksonville, Fla.
THOMALE, TINY
WHAS, WHAS-TV, Louisville,
Ky.
THOMAS, MITCH
WD AS. Philadelphia, Pa.
THOMAS, MITCH
WELM, Wilmington, Del.
THOMAS, RAY
WHAN, Charleston, S. C.
THOMAS, TOMMY
K-LYN, Amarillo, Tex.
THOMASON, JIMMY
KEEN, San Jose, Calif.
THOMPSON, DICK
KBAB, El Cajon, Calif.
THOMPSON, RON
WVKO, Columbus, Ohio
1196
THOMPSON, RUSS
CKEY, Toronto, Ontario
THORPE, BILL
WFBL, Syracuse, N. Y.
THORPE, EDDY
WMIE, Miami, Fla.
THRASH, WADLEY
WNEX, Macon, Ga.
THURMAN, WALTER
WMBD, WMBD-TV, Peoria,
111.
TIDEY, ART
KSBW, KSBW-TV, Salinas,
Calif.
TIMMER, JOE
WGPA, Bethlehem, Pa.
TIPTON, JOSEPH
WPTS, Pittston, Pa.
TOLLESON, BART
KDYL, KTVT, Salt Lake City,
Utah
TONEY, DELANO
WGAU, Athens, Ga.
TOURRE, BETTY JEANNE
WKBZ, Muskeg-on, Mich.
TOWNE, GORDON
WBSR, Pensacola, Fla.
TOWNSEND, JIM
WCMT, Martin, Tenn.
TRAER, DAVE
WNOG, Naples, Fla.
TRAVERS, JAMES
KIBH, Seward, Alaska
TRAVIS, LARRY
KELP, KELP-TV, El Paso,
Tex.
TRENT, STEVE
WABJ, Adrian, Mich.
TREVINO, HECTOR
KOOR, KCOR-TV,
San Antonio, Tex.
TRIMBLE, JOHN "JOLLY"
WTIP, Charleston, W. Va.
TRIPLETTE, JACQUE
WAGR, Lumberton, N. C.
TREPP, PETER
WMGM, New York, N. Y.
TROTTER, JOHN
KABC, KABC-TV,
Los Angeles, Calif.
TUCKER, JIM
KXOL, Ft. Worth, Tex.
TULIN, NORM
WORL. Boston, Mass.
TULL, JIM
KNOE, KNOE-TV,
Monroe, La.
TUNSTALL, BILL
WCRY, Macon, Ga.
TURNER, DUKE
KFXM, San Bernardino,
Calif.
TURNER, JIM
WIST, Charlotte, N. C.
TYREE, ROBERT
KDBS, Alexandria, La.
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UNDERHILL, LEO
WCKY, Cincinnati, Ohio
UPTON, REED
KOB. KOB-TV, Albuquerque,
N. M.
URDAHL, JERRY
KYNT, Yankton, S. D.
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VALENTINE, GLENN V.
KBYE. Oklahoma City, Okla.
VALENTINO, GENE
WATR-TV. Waterbury, Conn.
VAN, CHARLES
KONO, San Antonio, Tex.
VAN, ROGER
WEAW, Evanston, 111.
VANCE, DICK
WEEK, WEEK-TV, Peoria,
HI.
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WFUR, Grand Rapids, Midi.
YANSANT, DAVE
WHOL, Allentown, Pa.
VAN SICE, DICK
WKBN, WKBN-TV,
Youngstown, Ohio
VARNADORE, ART
WBAR, Bartow, Fla.
VAUGHN, REESE J.
WBIA, Augusta, Ga.
VELA, FRED
KIRT, Mission, Tex.
VENTRELLA, TONY
WEDC, Chicago, IU.
VENTURINO, DICK
KTAR, KVAR, Phoenix, Ariz.
VERNON, WES
KBMY, Billing's, Mont.
VESTRO, AL
WATR-TV. Waterbury, Conn.
VILLEGAS, HENRY
KEVT, Tucson, Ariz.
VINING, HERB
WARE, Ware, Mass.
VINSON, JIMMY
WMAZ, Maoon, Ga.
VOGEL, LEE
WEDO, McKeesport, Pa.
VOSS, BOB
WROD, Daytona Beach, Fla.
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WAGNER, ANN
WFBM-TV, Indianapolis, Ind.
WAGNER, JACK
KHJ, KHJ-TV, Los Angeles,
Cahf.
WAGONER, PETE
RTSD, Sioux Falls, S. D.
WAIN, NORMAN
WDOK, Cleveland, Ohio
WALKER, CHARLIE
KMAC, San Antonio, Tex.
WALKER, ED
WRC, WRC-TV, Washing-ton,
D. C.
WALKER, JOHNNY
KTMS, Santa Barbara, Calif.
WALLACE, DON
KTUL, KTUL-TV, Tulsa,
Okla.
WALLEY, WILLIAM
KFRB, Fairbanks, Alaska
WALSH, BOB
WHIL, Boston-Medford, Mass.
WALTERS, BILL
WDUZ, Green Bay, Wis.
WALTON, ART
WBRC, WBRC-TV,
Birmingham, Ala.
WAMBACH, PETE
WCMB, Harrisburg, Pa.
WANCOCK, HUNTER
KFOX, Long- Beach, Calif.
WARD, PETE
WINA, Charlottesville, Va.
WARNER, CARL
WJJD, Chicago, m.
WARNER, DEAN
WDEW, Westfield, Mass.
WARNER, MARTHA JANE
KSTN, Stockton, Calif.
WARNES, BOB
KOVO, Provo, Utah
WARREN, DOC
KSYD, KSYD-TV,
Wichita Falls, Tex.
WATSON, BEV
KTTS, KTTS-TV,
Spring-field, Mo.
WAX, JERRY
WALL, Middletown, N. Y.
WAYMAN, TOM
KDYL, KTVT, Salt Lake City,
Utah
WAYNE, DON
KCSJ, KCSJ-TV, Pueblo, Colo.
WEBB, GERALD K.
KRMW, The Dallas, Ore.
WEBB, JOHNNY
KLRA, Little Rock, Ark.
WEBB, RICHARD C.
KVOG, Ogden, Utah
WEBBER, BILL
WFIL, Philadelphia, Pa.
WEBER, LARRY
WJEJ, Hagerstown, Md.
WEEMS, TED
KIXL, Dallas, Tex.
WELDE, KEITH
WCMR, Elkhart, Ind.
WELLS, BOB
WEBR, Buffalo, N. Y.
WERY, BOB
WGTO, Cypress Gardens, Fla.
WESCOTT, HARRY
WHUM, WHUM-TV,
Reading-, Pa.
WESSLEY, TED
WTIG, Massillon, Ohio
WEST, CLARK
WBMD, Baltimore, Md.
WHEELER, DOC
WWRL, New York, N. Y.
WHIPPLE, DOUG
KPQ, Wenatchee, Wash.
WHITAKER, DICK
WJOC, Jamestown, N. Y.
WHITE, BILL
WLDS, Jacksonville, 111.
WHITE, BILL
WGBI, WDAU-TV,
Seranton-Wilkes Barre, Pa.
WHITE, BOB
WCCO, WCCO-TV,
Minneapolis, Minn.
WHITE, LLOYD
WLMJ, Jackson, Ohio
WHITE, MAURI
KGHL, RGHX-TV, Billing's,
Mont.
WHITE, ROGER
WDKN, Dickson, Tenn.
WHITE, WAYMAN
WAUG, Augusta, Ga.
WHITEMORE, KENNETH
WGAW, Gardner, Mass.
WHITSON, JERRY
KMHT, Marshall, Tex.
WHITTINGTON, DICK
KROW, Oakland, Calif.
WICK, DON
WIVK, Knoxville, Tenn.
WIGGS, BILL
WVOT, Wilson, N. C.
WILL, BOB
WWDC, Washington, D. C.
WILLES, RAY
KBZY, Salem, Ore.
WILLIAMS, CHUCK
KFDA, Amarillo, Tex.
WILLIAMS, CURLEY
WMIL, Milwaukee, Wis.
WILLIAMS, DANNY
WKY, WKY-TV,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
WILLIAMS, GEORGE
WMAK, Nashville, Tenn.
WILLIAMS, JOE
WSOY, Decatur, 111.
WILLIAMS, JOHNNIE
WNAV, Annapolis, Md.
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WILLL4MS, RONNIE
WHBI, Newark, N. J.
WILLIS, CLEF
WIMA, WIMA-TV,
Lima, Ohio
WILLIS, JIM
KPQ, Wenatchee, Wash.
WILLMAN, JACK
WMRY, New Orleans, La.
WILLMS, CHARLES J.
KBMO, Benson, Minn.
WILSON, BIG
KYW-TV, Cleveland, Ohio
WILSON, BOB
KOIL, Omaha, Neb.
WILSON, GEORGE
CKFH, Toronto, Ontario
WING, KEN
KJOY, Stockton, Cahf.
WINSLOW, RICHARD
WDNC, Durham, N. C.
WOLF, FRED
WXYZ, WXYZ-TV,
Detroit, Mich.
WOLF, ROD
WRTA, Altoona, Pa.
WOLFE, BOB
KTKT, Tucson, Ariz.
WOLFE, JOHN
WMBS, Uniontown, Pa.
WOOD, DICK
WSPR, Spring-field, Mass.
WOOD, WARREN
WMRP, Flint, Mich.
WOODMAN, C. V. JR.
KMCO, Conroe, Tex.
WOODRUFF, GENE
WADK, Newport, R. I.
WOODS, DALE
KUEN, Wenatchee, Wash.
WOODS, GEORGE
WDAS, Philadelphia, Pa.
WOOLEY, JIM
WKCT, Bowling- Green, Ky.
WRIGHT, JOHNNY
WFBC-TV, Greenville, S. C.
WYNN, LARRY
WSBC, Chicago, 111.
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YALE, STERLING
KCNA, Tucson, Ariz.
YEAGER, RAY
KROW, Oakland, Calif.
YOCAM, JOE
KFWB, Los Angeles, Calif.
YORK, BILL
KFSB, Joplin, Mo.
YORK, JOHN
WRR, Dallas, Tex.
YOUNG, BILL
WACO, Waco, Tex.
YOUNG, ED
KVOD, Denver, Colo.
YOUNG, ED
WGRC, Louisville, Ky.
YOUNG, JOE
KBUR, Burlington, Iowa
YOUNG, JOHN
WPRC, Lincoln, Hi.
YOUNT, CHUCK
WKBV, Richmond, Ind.
ZAPUTIL, BILL
KGHL, KGHL-TV,
Billings, Mont.
ZUCCARO, BERNARD
WIBR, Baton Rouge, La.
ZURLO, RUDY
WCKB, Dunn, N. C.
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Abdou, Gloria WCAE, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Abernathy, Helen WKSR, Pulaski, Tenn.
Abeyta, Vergie KG-GM, KGGM-TV,
Albukuerque, N. M.
Accoke, I>orothy KASL, Newcastle, Wyo.
Adair, Alyce WCLI, Corning, N. Y.
Adams, Carol WHBC, Canton, Ohio
Adams, Deborah WFIL, Philadelphia, Pa.
Aders, Edna M WLSI, Pikeville, Ky.
Alden, Ann KFJZ-TV, Fort Worth, Tex.
Alexander, Mildred WTAR, WTAR-TV,
Norfolk, Va
Allen, Bettye WCMI, Ashland, Ky.
Allen, Nancy WLAU, Laurel, Miss.
Allen, Ruth WGAR, Cleveland, Ohio
Alwyn, Eve WEAT, "West Palm Beach, Ela.
Alyn, Kay WSAN, Allentown, Pa.
Anderson, Betty WREX-TV, Rockford, 111.
Anderson, Betty WSRC, Durham, N. C.
Anderson, Fran KXRA, Alexandria, Minn.
Anderson, Jane KMMJ, Grand Island, Neb.
Anderson, Millie WNAE, Warren, Pa.
Andrews, Betty WJE'J, Hagerstown, Md.
Antoine, Valerie KFQD, Anchorage, Alaska
Antonetti, Clara WTSA, Brattleboro, Vt.
Arnce, Ermadene KODE-TV, Joplin, Mo.
Artman, Marion WGAP, Maryville, Tenn.
Ashley, Doris WESC, Greenville, S. C.
Ashlock, Marguerite WMT-TV,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Ashmore, Dorothy WCAT, Orange, Mass.
Ashton, Ruth KNX, Los Angeles, Calif.
Atkinson, Nancy I WJZM, Clarksville, Tenn.
Alter, Virginia WMBR-TV, Jacksonville, Fla.
Axtell, Carolee KNOR, Norman, Okla.
Bacher, Jeanne KGST, Fresno, Calif.
Badham, Mary WBRC, WBRC-TV,
Birmingham, Ala.
Bahman, Alice WIZE, Springfield, Ohio
Bailey, Ann D WSIP, Paintsville, Ky.
Bailey, Bertha. WRMA, Montgomery, Ala.
Bailey, Catharine. . KKTV, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Bailey, Liz KATR, Corpus Christi, Tex.
Bailey, Lynn WNOG, Naples, Fla.
Bailey, Pat KXRO, Abderdeen, Wash.
Bailey, Virginia M WPME, Punxsutawney, Pa.
Baines, Donna WMTV, Madison, Wis.
Baker, Gertrude WBUT, Butler, Pa.
Baker, Sue WJJL, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Baker, Susan Laoey WGAU, Athens, Ga.
Baldwin, Bettie S KSIS, Sedalia, Mo.
Baldwin, Helen. . . .WNBF-TV, Binghamton, N. Y.
Bale, Helen. .KCRA, KCRA-TV, Sacramento, Calif.
Banga, Mickey .... WSAZ-TV, Huntington, W. Va.
Banks, Ann WGOA, Winter Garden, Fla.
Banowich, Lorraine WGMA, Hollywood, Fla.
Barnhouse, Nancy WTIG, Massillon, Ohio
Barringer, Louise WQXI, Atlanta, Ga.
Barry, Barbara WEEK-TV, Peoria, 111.
Bartlett, Edna WENY, Elmira, N. Y.
Batcheller, Ruth WACE,
Springfield-Chicopee, Mass.
Batdorf, Carol KVOS, Bellingham, Wash.
Baits, Helen WPET, Greensboro, N. C.
Bauby, Cathy WMCT, Memphis, Tenn.
Bauer, Ion© M KSPT, Sandpoint, Idaho
Bazzare, Gail WCHV, Charlottesville, Va.
Beasley, Marlene WIRO, Ironton, Ohio
Beck, Claudia. KFS A, KFSA-TV, Fort Smith, Ark.
Beilfuss, Trudy WISN-TV, Milwaukee, Wis.
Bell, Helena WTYC, Rock Hill, S. C.
Bender, Leona KENS-TV, San Antonio, Tex.
Benell, Julie WFAA-TV, Dallas, Tex.
Bennett, Nancy. .. .KTAR, KVAR, Phoenix, Ariz.
Benoit Penny WABI-TV Bangor Me.
Benson Barbara WJOC, Jamestown, N. Y.
Bergeron, Marie KTIB, Thibodaux, La.
Berntsen, Kathryn KMRS, Morris, Minn
Berry, Doris KOLT, Scottsbluff, Neb.
Berry Marilou WJPS, Evansville, Ind.
Beseth, Muriel H WNBZ, Saranac Lake N Y
Bestor, Beulah WSTC, Stamford,' Conn.'
Bieloh, Ival KTFS, Texarkana, Tex
Bigus, Harriet KTRK-TV, Houston, Tex.
Billmgsly, Virginia KPIN, Cass Grande, Ariz.
Bingham, Constance . . WOHI, East Liverpool, Ohio
Blades, Pat WFUN, Huntsville, Ala
Blaine, Betty KDWT, Stamford, Tex'.
Blame, Mary KOEL, Oelwein, Iowa
Blame, Mary WGNY. Newburgh N Y
Blaine, Mary WRTA, Altoona, Pa!
Blaine, Mary WAFC Staunton, Va.
Blair, Barbara WEAM, Arlington, Va
Blake, Julie WFEA, Manchester, N. H
Blasey, Esther WCVT, Connellsville, Pa
Blazer, Eleanor J WHOK, Lancaster, Ohio
Bleck, Ruth WLMS, Michigan City, Md
Blum, Vaunceil KMMO, Marshall, Mo
Bohne, Marion KBTM, Jonesboro, Ark.
Bolt, Mary WKOZ, Kosciusko, Miss.
Bontempi, Fedora. .WNHC-TV, New Haven, Conn
Borg, Marge WDXI, WDXI-TV, Jackson, Tenn
Borreman, Lois KNEC, Hettinger, N. D
Bottoms Jeanette KXJK, Forrest City, Ark
Boudreau, Verna. . .WHXL, Boston-Medford, Mass.
Bouldin, Betty Ruth. . . .WZOB, Fort Payne, Ala.
Bowen, Jerry KHSL-TV, Chico, Calif.
Bowman, Maxine KBRS, Springdale, Ark.
Boyd, Betty KOTV, Tulsa, Okla.
Brainard, Kay KORT, Grangeville, Idaho
Brandenburg, Catharine .... WREN, Topeka, Kau.
Brannen, Mrs. Ernest ... .WWNS, Statesboro, Ga.
Breland, Betty WIKC, Bogalusa, La.
Brennan, Nora WRBL-TV, Columbus, Ga.
Brillhart, Janice KXXX, Colby, Kan.
Brissey, Grace M WHPB, Belton, S. C.
Brock, Mabel WMTS, Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Broman, Kathryn WWLP, Springfield, Mass.
Brooks, Besse KSFA, Nacogdoches. Tex.
Brooks, Martha WGY, Schenectady, N. Y.
Brooks, Shirley. ...*... .WKDL. Clarksdale, Miss.
Brown, Betty WGBF, Evansville, Ind.
Brown, Betty Jayne WHHH, Warren, Ohio
Brown, Gloria KYW-TV, Cleveland, Ohio
Brown, Olivia WMC, WMCT, Memphis, Tenn.
Brown, Sandy KOBE, Las Cruces, N. M.
Bruce, Evelyn WLET, Toccoa Ga.
Brunton, Alberta KXIC, Iowa City, la.
Bull, Peggy KCMJ, Palm Springs, Calif.
Bumgardner, Nelda KGAS, Carthage, Tex.
Burgeon, Patricia WBAR, Bartow, Fla.
Burke, Jessie WVMC, Mt. Carmel, 111.
Burke, Kathy WDLC, Port Jervis, N. Y.
Burnett, Hazel WSBT-TV, Coiith Bend, Ind.
Bushnell. Georgiana. . .WPIN, St. Petersburg, Fla.
Butterfield, Catherine WLOX, Biloxi, Miss.
Butzin, Henrietta WCWC, Ripon, Wis.
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Caldwell, Evelyn KCSJ, Pueblo, Col.
Callahan, Elaine WYTI, Rocky Mount, Va.
Callebbs, Nora WAJR, Morgantown, W. Va.
Callison, Helen KFJI, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Calloway, Elizabeth KTRE, KTRE-TV,
Lufkin, Tex.
Oalusen, Magdalene KEYJ, Jamestown, N. D.
Cameron, Barbara .... WCPO-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
Campbell, Dorothy WRDO, Augusta, Me.
Campbell, Fran WFNS. Burlington, N. C.
Campbell, Mrs. Lanthe R.. .WHKY, Hickory, N. C.
Campbell, Marianne B WJEH, Gallipolis, Ohio
Canfield, Loretta WEKY, Richmond, Ky.
Cann, Peggy WNAG, Grenada, Miss.
Caramella. Bobby WWBZ, Vineland, N. J.
Carlson, Charlotte WRRR, Rockford, 111.
Carlson, Norah B WLYC, Williamsport, Pa.
Carney, Pat WLBH, Mattoon, HI.
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Carpenter, Pat WBCK, Battle Creek, Mich.
Carpenter, Ruth WCEF, Parkersburg, W. Va.
Carr, Betty WBBZ, Ponca City, Okla.
Carroll, Cleora M WWHG, Hornell, N. Y.
Carroll, Marion WICS, Spring-field, 111.
Carter, Francis WAZL, Hazleton, Pa.
Carter, Joan KTSM, El Paso, Tex.
Carver, Louise WKZO-TV, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Casey, Mary Ann. . .KEY-T, Santa Barbara, Calif.
Casey, Wynne WJOY, Burlington, Vt.
Cason, Marion WAIR, Winston-Salem, N. C.
Cass, Betty WIBA, Madison, Wis.
Gaston, Dorothy WHEiC, WHEC-TV,
Rochester, N. Y.
Catlett, Betty WKOA, Hopkinsville, Ky.
Cavanagh, Gloria B WJIM, WJIM-TV
Lansing, Mich.
Oavin, Patty... WRC, WRC-TV, Washington, D. C.
Chase, Janet KITN, Olympia, Wash.
Chase, Julie WTAG, Worcester, Mass.
Chenault, Evelyn WHIN, Gallatin, Tenn.
Childers, Marge KDEF, Alburquerque, N. M.
Clark, Doris CJAD, Montreal, Quebec
Clark, Frances KROG, Sonora, Calif.
Clarke, Betty WFDF, Flint, Mich.
Clearman, Sylvia WMOX. Medidian, Miss.
demons, Frances WTRP, La Grange. Ga.
Clinard, Mary K WSIX-TV, Nashville, Tenn.
Close, Bibby KALB-TV, Alexandria, La.
Coker, Carolyn KRLD-TV, Dallas, Tex.
Colbert, Jean WTIC-TV, Hartford, Conn.
Cole, E. Rae WPMP, Pascagoula, Miss.
Coleman, Carlyn WELL, Wheeling-, W. Va.
Collie, Sunshine WCBL, Benton, Ky.
Collins, Edna KOIM, Carroll, Iowa
Collins, Jan KFTM, Ft. Morgan, Col.
Collins, Kay WIS, WIS-TV, Columbia, S. C.
Conlin Dee KJOE, Shreveport, La.
Connelly, Jeanne WNEB, Worcester, Mass.
Connors, Dorsey WNBQ, Chicago, 111.
Cook, Connie WOW, WOW-TV, Omaha, Neb.
Cooke, Joyce.. KFDM, KFDM-TV, Beaumont, Tex.
Cooper, Madge WMRN, Marion, Ohio
Cope, Kitty. .. .WSAV, WSAV-TV, Savannah, Ga.
Cope Susan B WMRB, Greenville, S. C.
Corwin, Madeline WCRB, Boston, Mass.
Costa, Esther WESO, Southbridge, Mass.
Cotton, Sarah KGFL, Roswell, N. M.
Counce, Lois O WCMA, Corinth, Miss.
Coury, Connie WMOU, Berlin, N. H.
Cowley, Bee WIEL, Elizabethtown, Ky.
Cox, Cladia KYTV, Springfield, Mo.
Crabaugh, Marjorie W.. .KXRJ, Russellville, Ark.
Craig. Louise WSFC, Somerset, Ky.
Cramb, Beryle KLMR, Lamar, Col.
Crane, Carolyn KRMO, Monett, Mo.
Craven, Helen Marie. . . . WGBG, Greensboro, N. C.
Crawford, Georgia A KCNI, Broken Bow, Neb.
Crowe, Wanda WMMH, Marshall, N. C.
Currier, Bernice . .KM A, KMTV, Shenandoah, Iowa
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Daehler, Polly WPAY, Portsmouth, Ohio
Daisa, Wanda KBTX-TV, Bryan, Tex.
Dale, Dorothy WBET, Brockton, Mass.
Daniels, Betty WDVH, Gainesville, Fla.
Daniels, Nan WLEA, Hornell, N. Y.
Daniels, Yevonne , .WOBS, Jacksonville, Fla.
Darling, Dixie WTVM, Columbus, Ga.
Davidson, Charlotte KSBY-TV,
San Luis Obispo, Calif.
Davis, Alma. .WCSC, WCSC-TV, Charleston, S. C.
Davis, Jerry (Mrs.) WGIG, Brunswick, Ga.
Davis, Pat KCLW, Hamilton, Tex.
Davis, Sara KAGR, Yuba City, Calif.
Davis, Zona, B WCRA, Effingham, 111.
Dawley, Dorothy. . . .WSLI. WJTV, Jackson, Miss.
Day, Erin KGVO, KMSO, Missoula, Mont.
Dean, Jan KICO, Calexico, Calif.
Dean, Pat WFMD, Frederick, Md.
Deane, Martha. .WOR, WOR-TV, New York, N. Y.
Decker, Kay KODI, Cody, Wyo.
Deer, Dottie WFMC, Goldsboro, N. C.
Be Graw, Louise KATL, Miles City, Mont.
Deitemeyer, Ramona. . . .KOLN-TV, Lincoln, Neb.
DeDoach, Gayle WIRJ, Humboldt, Tenn.
Denham, Jean WJBS, DeLand, Fla.
Dennis, Dorothy KTTN, Trenton, Mo.
Denton, Pat....KGNC, KGNC-TV, Amarillo, Tex.
Dettinger, Alma WQXR, New York, N. Y.
DeVore, Gloria KFDM-TV, Beaumont, Tex.
Do Wire, Bunny WITT, Lewisburg, Pa.
Dial, Linda WESA, Charleroi, Pa.
Disque, Ruth WCNT, Centralia, 111.
Ditmer, Beverly. . . .WHGR, Houghton Lake, Mich.
Dixon, Martha WJIM-TV, Lansing, Mich.
Dixon, Vonda WARN, Fort Pierce, Fla.
Doane, Dorothy WILS, Lansing, Mich.
Dodge, Jane KVOR, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Doke, Dele KWTO, Springfield, Mo.
Donat, Esther. .KFEQ, KFEQ-TV, St. Joseph, Mo.
Donovan, Bea KING-TV, Seattle, Wash.
Doonan, Katie WCHS, WCHS-TV,
Charleston, W. Va.
Doris, Billie Jean WSM-TV, Nashville, Tenn.
Dorsett, Elenore WFNC, Fayetteville, N. C.
Dorsey, Polly WBMD, Baltimore, Md.
Dorsey, Thelma WTAY, Robinson, 111.
Doss, Thelma KORC, Mineral Wells, Tex.
Dossett, Mildred WRJW, Picayune, Miss.
Doty, Mary WTRL, Bradenton, Fla.
Douglas, Jan WEOK, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Dow, Peg WKTQ, South Paris, Me.
Drake, Patti WORC, Worcester, Mass.
Drew, Sally WJER, Dover, Ohio
Duncan, Eleanor WSOY, Decatur, 111.
Duncan, Jean WGGH, Marion, 111.
Duncan, Priscilla KSID, Silver City, N. M.
Dunn, Ura WJDK, Asbury Park, N. J.
Dunsford, Ann WMFD-TV, Wilmington, N. C.
Duvall, Carol WOOD, WOOD-TV,
Grand Rapids Mich.
Dyson, Leola WRAP, Norfolk, Va.
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Early, Michele KVOG, Ogden, Utah
Eason, Lib WVOT, Wilson, N. C.
Edmunds, June WKGN, Knoxville, Tenn.
Elizabeth, Faye WWJ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
Ellen, Joan .WOKE, Oak Ridge, Tenn.
Elliot, Jean WCUE, Akron, Ohio
Ellis, Dorothy WLOI, Laporte, Ind.
Ellis, Lorraine KFSD, San Diego, Calif.
Eiman, Evelyn. . .KTHS, KTHV, Little Rock, Ark.
Elmen, Evalyn KTHV, Little Rock, Ark.
Engelbrecht, Bettie WTVK, Knoxville, Tenn.
Entee, Edith WKIS, Orlando, Fla,
Ernst, Mildred KRTR, KWRB-TV,
Thermopolis, Wyo.
Eubanks, Lani. .WETZ, New Martinsville, W. Va.
Eubanks, Velma WMUU, Greenville, S. C.
Evans, Christine WHDiH-TV, Boston, Mass.
Evans, Joan WIBC. Indianapolis, Ind.
Evans, Robbie WKBJ, Milan, Tenn.
Evans, Sally WMT-TV, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Fabiani, Rozell WRBL-TV, Columbus, Ga.
Farber, Wilda WJTV, Jackson, Miss.
Farese, Angela WBOS, Boston, Mass.
Farley, Grace KCID, Caldwell, Idaho
Farrelle, Betty KSDA, Redding, Calif.
Faulk, Pauline E WCKB, Dunn, N. C.
Faye, Parol WAPO, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Feezor, Betty WBTV, Charlotte, N. C.
Felix, Delia KEVT, Tucson, Ariz.
Felton, Barbara WROV, Roanoke, Va.
Ferrebee, Sally WVPO, Stroudsburg, Pa.
Field, Iris WLOH, Princeton, W. Va,
Fitzgerald, Jaqueline. . . .WKLZ, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Flemming, Mary Lou...KGRH, Fayetteville, Ark.
Flores, Mary WGST, Atlanta, Ga.
Flower, Elsie. .KRAK, Stockton-Sacramento, Calif.
Flowers, Elizabeth WHSC, Hartsville, S. C.
Floyd, Odell WCEH, Hawkinsville, Ga.
Flynn, Gail WAOV, Vincennes, Ind.
Fontaine, Mary WKZO-TV, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Fontaine, Pat.KARK, KARK-TV, Little Rook, Ark.
Ford, Beverly KNOX, KNOX-TV,
Grand Forks, N. D.
Ford, Gerry WLTC, Gastonia, N. C.
Fortescue, Priscilla WEEI, Boston, Mass.
Fortier, Roselle Coury WCOU, Lewiston, Me.
Fountain, Jean .... WMFD-TV, Wilmington, N. C.
Fowler, Betty WOWL-TV, Florence, Ala.
Fowler, Fern WKOW-TV, Madison, Wis.
Fox, Phyllis WFAM-TV, Lafayette, Ind.
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Franklin, Hazel WTOC-TV, Savannah, Ga.
Friberg, Alice Fairn WCYB, WCYB-TV,
Bristol, Va.
Friis, Betty WGOV, Valdosta, Ga.
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Gahran, Hazel KTOH, Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii
Galvin, Grace H WBRY, Waterbury, Conn.
Gardiner, Dorothy KTLA, Los Angeles, Calif.
Garo, Mary WIZZ, Streator, 111.
Gary Lora KVPI, Ville Platte, La.
Gaty, Alice KVPI, Ville Platte, La.
Gay, Betty KJLT, North Platte, Neb.
Gay, Mary KTBC, KTBC-TV, Austin, Tex.
Gay, Pat KLZ-TV, Denver, Colo.
Gearhard, Mary Alice WHFB,
Benton Harbor, Mich.
'Gellerstedt, Barbara WTVY, Dothan, Ala.
Giard, Mary Lou WHVH, Henderson, N. C.
Gibbs, Agnes WCSH-TV, Portland, Me.
Giff ord, Phyllis Knight WHAS, WHAS-TV,
Louisville, Ky.
Gilliland, M KIBH, Seward, Alaska
Gilmer, Elnora KSLV, Monte Vista, Colo.
Gilmore, Gloria. . . .WEEB, Southern Pines, N. C.
Gilstrap, Karine KTAE, Taylor, Tex.
Giralt, Kay KYOU, Greeley, Colo.
Gladstein, Bobby KTMC, McAlester, Okla.
Glunt, Sara Lou .... WTRF-TV, Wheeling-, W. Va.
Godman, Carolyn WMCT, Memphis, Tenn.
Goke, Frances WSWW, Platteville, Wis.
Golbring, Arlette. .KBOM, Bismarck-Mandan, N. D.
Goodman, Norma KTVA, Anchorage, Alaska
Goodnight, Jeanie KDMS, El Dorado, Ark.
Goodwin, Barbara . . .WMAG, Forest, Miss.
Gordon, Lindy KWIL, Albany, Ore.
Gosar, Donna KEYY, Prove, Utah
Gottleig, Ruth WMSC, Columbia, S. C.
Gould, Dorothy R KFMA, Davenport, Iowa
Gould, Mona CKFH, Toronto, Ontario
Gracy, Willie Mae KATZ, St. Louis, Mo.
Graf, Mamie KGYW, Vallejo, Calif.
Graham, Peg KDIX-TV, Dickinson, N. D.
Grantham, Dorothy. . WFVA, Fredericksburg, Va.
Graves, Constance D WDEV, Waterbury, Vt.
Graziani, Rory WWON, Woonsocket, R. I.
Greaves, Penny. . KWKC, Abilene, Tex.
Green, Beverly KVAL-TV, Eugene, Ore.
Green, Connie KBOR, Brownsville, Tex.
Green, Vera WAAB, Worcester, Mass.
Greendahl, Jeanne WMB, Kansas City, Mo.
Greene, June K WHAI, Greenfield, Mass.
Greene, Robbie L WSOK, Nashville, Tenn.
Greenwood, Katherine. .WALL, Middletown, N. Y.
Gregory, Lucy WHRV, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Gregory, Mary Jane. . . . WBRZ, Baton Rouge, La.
Grey, Ethel WIOU, Kokomo, Ind.
Grey, Freda WWIT, Canton, N. C.
Griffin, Helen WLBJ, Bowling Green, Ky.
Grimes, Ida WYZE, Atlanta, Ga.
Guild, Carol KOLO-TV, Reno, Nev.
Gunn, Jo Ann KENO, Las Vegas, Nev.
Guy, Corris. KTLA, Los Angeles, Calif.
Harrison, Lorene. . .KENI-TV, Anchorage, Alaska
Harrison, Virginia WTRB, Ripley, Tenn.
Harston, Lynette KLGN, Logan, Utah
Hart, Connie KTBS-TV, Shreveport, La.
Hart, Helene KFNF, Shenandoah, Iowa
Hart, Rita WIBV, Belleville. 111.
Hartnett, Alice KTBB, Tyler, Tex.
Haslett, Linda KFSB, Joplin, Mo.
Hay, Beverly KIST, Santa Barbara, Calif.
Hayes, Georgia WPST-TV, Miami, Fla.
Hayes, Mary A WREB, Holyoke, Mass.
Haynes, Trudy WCHB, Inkster, Mich.
Hay ward, Joyce WLW-A, Atlanta, Ga.
Healey, Meg KIXL, Dallas, Tex.
Heiser, Gwenne KCLO, Leavenworth, Kan
Hempel, Elinor KTTV, Hollywood, Calif.
Henderson, D. J WPAD, Paducah, Ky.
Henderson, Sally WCOA, Pensacola, Fla.
Hennessee, Edna.KSWO, KSWO-TV, Lawton, Okla.
Henriques, Betty WEIM, Fitchburg, Mass.
Henry, Dorothy KGRN, Grinnell, Iowa
Henry, Gloria WSJV, South Bend-Elkart, Ind.
Henry, lone KRFO, Owatonna, Minn.
Henry, Rachel WJOT, Lake City, S. C.
Hensley, Joan WTLB, Utica, N. Y.
Hersh. Gladys E WKAP, Allentown, Pa.
Hickox, Mary KFI, Los Angeles, Calif.
Hill, Claire WWSR, St. Albans, Vt.
Hillestad, Helene KPSO, Falfurrias, Tex.
Hines, Kay KBMY, Billings, Mont.
Hinkle, Evelyn KNET, Palestine, Tex.
Hinshaw, Marge KVTV, Sioux City, Iowa
Hodges, Dorothy WGTM, Wilson, N. C.
Hodges, Genie WROD, Daytona Beach, Fla.
Hoffman, Emily G WPFD, Darlington, S. C.
Hoke, Doris WLEU, Erie, Pa.
Holland, Gloria WEEU, Reading, Pa.
Holliday, Mary KIRX, Kirksville, Mo.
Holliday, Mary WACO, Waco, Tex.
Hollingsworth, Mayme KWRF, Warren, Ark.
Holmes, Lois KSLA-TV, Shreveport, La.
Holmes, Virginia KD3S, Bishop, Calif.
Holt, Elissa WHAW, Weston, W. Va.
Hoogenhouse, Mary W WCOW, Sparta, Wis.
Horn, Elaine KPUG, Bellingham, Wash.
Houston, Jean KGHF, Pueblo, Colo.
Howard, Ann WDBJ-TV, Roanoke, Va.
Howard, Lucy WWXL, Manchester, Ky.
Hubbard, Margie Lou KPLT, Paris, Tex.
Hulbert, Marie KOLN-TV, Lincoln, Neb.
Hulick, Helen WPTV, Palm Beach, Fla.
Humphrey, Helen WWSC, Glens Falls, N. Y.
Hunt, Betty Jo KBIM, Roswell, N. M.
Huntspon, Nell WJAK, Jackson, Tenn.
Hutch, Nita. . . WTVN-WTVN-TV, Columbus, Ohio
Hutchins, Minabelle WPTW, Piqua, Ohio
Hutchins, Polly WLOF-TV, Orlando, Fla.
Hutchison, Elizabeth S...WGVM, Greenville, Miss.
Hutchison, Emily WTLK,WILK-TV,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Hutmaker, Barbara .... KUEN, Wenatchee, Wash.
Hydrick, (Mrs.) J. C. Jr..WDIX, Orangeburg, S. C.
Hyman, Maxine WYMB, Manning, S. C.
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Haden, Evelyn WKWK, Wheeling, W. Va.
Hadley, Cis KCJB, KCJB-TV, Minot, N. D.
Haeberle Arle WCCO-TV,
Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.
Hafner, Betty WMOG, Brunswick, Ga.
Hagan, Frances KIND, Independence, Kan.
Hagler, Eloise WAVU, Albertville, Ala.
Hale, Ingeborg M WAMW, Washington, Ind.
Hall. Barbara WIHCU, Ithaca, N. Y.
Hall, Elese WHAB, Baxley, Ga.
Hall, Margaret WCHN, Norwich, N. M.
Hall, Polly WBRT, Bardstown, Ky.
Halle, Jane C WSON, Henderson, Ky.
Hamilton, Jan WMAK, Nashville, Tenn.
Hamilton, Mrs. Pat CKOY, Ottawa, Ontario
Hanscomb, Olga. .WFLA, WFLA-TV, Tampa, Fla.
Hansen, Sally KSVC, Richfield, Utah
Harden Jean WVET-TV, Rochester, N. Y.
Harlan, Cynthia WWW, Cadillac, Mich.
Harpole, Mary E KVOU, Uvalde, Tex.
Harris, Fran WWJ, WWJ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
Harris Frances Kay KGBC, Galveston, Tex.
Ingram, Meriam WJWS, South Hill, Va.
Ison, Jan WKBV, Richmond, Ind.
Israel, Ann WJNO, West Palm Beach, Fla.
James, Mary Ann. . . .WFRV-TV, Green Bay, Wis.
Jamieson, Ruth G WATO, Oak Ridge, Tenn.
Jarman, Frances WDNC, Durham, N. C.
Jenuemann, Doris KSTL, St. Louis, Mo.
Jennings, Sunny WRGB, Schenectady, N. Y.
Jenquist, Dorothy. .. .WMBV-TV, Marinette, Wis.
Jewell, Joan WBBC, Flint, Mich.
John, Alma WWRL, New York, N. Y.
Johnson, Bea KMBC, Kansas City, Mo.
KFRM, Concordia, Kan.
Johnson, Betty KBTN, Neosho, Mo.
Johnson, Fran KHAS-TV, Hastings, Neb.
Johnson, Pat .WHAV, Haverhill, Mass.
Jones, Ann....WLAP, WKXP-TV, Lexington, Ky.
Jones, Helen WEDC, Chicago, 111.
Jones Kathryn WJET, Erie, Pa.
Jones, Ruth WDAD, Indiana, Pa.
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Lynn, Jane WKRC-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
Lynn, Kathryn KFAL. Fulton, Mo,
Jones, Sue WCOS, Columbia, S. C.
Jordan, Barbara WSYR, Syracuse, N. Y.
Joye, Betty Jean WPRY, Perry, Fla.
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Kaiser, Doren WBEV, Beaver Dam, Wis.
Kantzer, Gay WSAL, Logansport, Ind.
Karlbom, Barbara WJRD, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Kaseman, Joanne WISL, Sbamokin, Pa.
Kasten, Ruth WOMT, Manitowoc, Wis.
Kaufman, Yvonne WVSC, Somerset, Pa.
Kay, Donna KFIR, North Bend, Oreg.
Kearns, June. . . .WTOC, WTOC-TV, Savannah, Ga.
Keitzel, Helen WBNY, Buffalo, N. Y.
Keller, Nan KBYE, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Kelly, Karen WBBW, Youngstown, Ohio
Kelly, Mary Ruth WDAU-TV, Scranton, Pa.
Kennedy, Carol WKNX-TV, Saginaw, Mich.
Ketts, Mary KKOG, Ogden, Utah
Key, Marian KDAL-TV, Duluth, Minn.
Kiely, Pat KDKA-TV, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Kiker, Becky WJMX, Florence, S. C.
Kimball, Betty WHAY, New Britain, Conn.
Kincaid, Clare KASH, Eug-ene, Ore.
King, June WJDX, WLBT, Jackson, Miss.
King, William WENK, Union City, Tenn.
Kinney Sue WLW-I, Indianapolis, Ind.
Kirby, Ann WGAF, Valdosta, Ga.
Kirk, Dorothy Ann. . . .KILO, Grand Forks, N. D.
Kirk, Mary KBTV, Denver, Colo.
Klein, Betty KOGT, Orange, Tex.
Knight, Leona, WSPDi-TV, Toledo, Ohio
Knigrht, Phyllis WHAS-TV, Louisville, Ky.
Knouse, Anita KETX, Livingston, Tex.
Knowles, Joyce WBMC, McMinnville, Tenn.
Kotschwar, Jackie (Miss) . . .KBRL, McCook, Neb.
Kounovsky, Rosella KLPM, Minot, N. D.
Kovar, Ima Dell KNAL, Victoria, Tex.
Kraus, Betty WIRY, Plattsburg, N. Y.
Krenk, Mary KVAL-TV, Eugene Ore.
Kriegrer, Vivien WESB, Bradford, Pa.
Kummer, Eloise WBBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
Kyle, Peggy WELS, Kinston, N. C.
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Labbitt, Myrtle. .CKLW, CKLW-TV, Detroit, Mich.
Lane, Marian WRKD, Rockland, Me.
Lang-, Polly WNOP, Newport, Ky.
Larson, Beatrice. . WBIZ, Eau Claire, Wis.
Larson, Kay. .WHEN, WHEN-TV, Syracuse, N. Y.
La Rue, Marguerite KRIG, Odessa, Tex.
Laubach, Betty WHLM, Bloosmburg, Pa.
Lauten, Jane C..WGAN, WGAN-TV, Portland. Me.
Leblanc, Barbara KALB, KALB-TV,
Alexandria, La.
Lee, Carroll KECK, Odessa, Tex.
Lee, Dorothy KPQ, Wenatchee, Wash.
Lee, Judy WRCV-TV, Philadelphia, Pa.
Lee, June KSTR, Grand Junction, Colo.
Lee, Letha. . .KPAC, KPAC-TV, Port Arthur, Tex.
Lee, Pat WBT, Charlotte, N. C.
Lee, Patricia WRGS, Rogersville, Tenn.
Lee, Virginia WLEE, Richmond, Va.
Leonard, Beth KING-TV, Seattle, Wash.
Leonard, Dodee KGFW, Kearney, Neb.
Leonard, Elizabeth KING, KING-TV,
Seattle, Wash.
Leslie, Ann WISN, Milwaukee, Wis.
Lewallen, Dorothy WGWR, Asheboro, N. C.
Lewis, Josephine WNCT, Greenville, N. C.
Lewis, Wilma KAVL, Lancaster, Calif.
Ley, Martha WHOM, New York, N. Y.
Liggett, Lucy WLEC, Sandusky, Ohio
Lindamood, Virginia . WSVA-TV, Harrisonburg, Va.
Linder, Helen M WBUY, Lexington, N. C.
Lindsey, Geri KPTV, Portland, Ore.
Lite, Emily WFBC-TV, Greenville, S. C.
Livermore, Mercer WKKO, Cocoa, Fla.
Lockwood, Pat WDAX, McRae, Ga.
Lohmann, Paula. .WMBD, WMBD>-TV, Peoria, 111.
Doucks, Barbara. .. .WADS, Ansonia-Derby, Conn.
Luebke Grace WFRO, Fremont, Ohio
Lull, Lucia . WMBS. Huntsville, Ala.
Lynady, Jean WCDL, Carbondale, Pa.
Lynch, Doris KWSO, Wasco, Calif.
Lynn, Bonnie WBZ-TV, Boston, Mass.
Lynn, Carol WIRL, Peoria, 111.
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McCollum, Coleen WCBI-TV, Columbus, Miss.
McConnell, Terry WSTN, St. Augustine, Fla.
McCord, Erma WHBU, Anderson, Ind.
McCoy, Marlys WMOD, Moundsville, W. Va.
McCrary, Jinx Falkenberg. . . .WRCA, WRCA-TV,
New York, N. Y.
McCrary, Judith WJSB, Crestview, Fla.
McCully, June WKXP, Lexington, Ky.
McDonald, Geri WCBY, Cheboygan, Mich.
McDonald, Margaret. .WBAP-TV, Fort Worth, Tex.
McDonald, Mary KOB, KOB-TV,
Albuquerque, N. M.
McElroy, Rosalie. KVOA, KVOA-TV, Tucson, Ariz.
McGirk, Eleanor WFBG-TV, Altoona, Pa.
McGregor, Marguerite WPEP, Taunton, Mass.
Mclntyre, Mildred . . . WRCO, Richland Center, Wis.
McLellan, Annette KBMX, Coalinga, Calif.
MeMeen, Jo WMRF, Lewistown, Pa.
McMurray, Barbara. .. .WLRP, New Albany, Ind.
McNall, Trudy WROC-TV, Rochester, N. Y.
MoNeely, Beth WTSP, St. Petersburg, Fla.
McPherson, Charlotte WTTM, Trenton, N. J.
McVay, Betty Lou WOI-TV, Ames, Iowa
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MacEachron, Peg WQXT, Palm Beach, Fla.
MacLean, Jill WJHL-TV, Johnson City, Tenn.
Madden, Gertrude WWPA, Williamsport, Pa.
Madsen, Connie KSID, Sidney, Neb.
Magers, Jean WISN-TV, Milwaukee, Wis.
Malin, Theda WEBR, Buffalo, N. Y.
Mallory, Virginia WTVR, Richmond, Va.
Manabe, Winifred. . .KULA-TV, Honolulu, Hawaii
Mann, Peggy WTVD, Durham, N. C.
Mann, Suzanne KEEN, San Jose, Calif.
Manning-, Mary WLAC, WLAC-TV,
Nashville, Tenn.
March, Donna WADK, Newport, R. I.
Maria, Juana KIWW, San Antonio, Tex.
Marin, Fina KWKW, Pasadena, Calif.
Marini, Patricia CFCF, Montreal, Quebec
Mariotti, Dolores WLSV, Wellsville, N. Y.
Marks, Judy WXIX, Milwaukee, Wis.
Marshall, Jane WTTH, Port Huron, Mich.
Martin, Clara WBIG, Greensboro, N. C.
M^artin, Esther KDTH, Dubuque, Iowa
Martin, Georgia WCEN, Mt. Pleasant, Mich.
Martin, Mollie . . WBAL, WBAL-TV, Baltimore, Md.
Mason, Mary WHAT, Philadelphia, Pa.
Masters Margaret KSL, KSL-TV,
Salt Lake City, Utah
Matheson, Edith .... KFBB-TV, Great Falls, Mont.
Matz, Dody .WHLF, South Boston, Va.
Mauck, Vivienne KBBS, Buffalo, Wyo.
May, Mary Ruth WMTN, Morristown, Tenn.
Maywood, Pat. KOGA, Ogallala, Neb.
Mead, Dottie WSPB, Sarasota, Fla.
Melrose, Edythe Fern . . . WXYZ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
Mercer, Sylvia WHYS, Ocala, Fla.
Merritt, Betty L. . . WAGA, WAGA-TV, Atlanta, Ga.
Merritt, Henri WFIG, Sumter, S. C.
Merryfield, Mary . . . . WMAQ, WNBQ, Chicago, HI.
Meservy, Maye KVNU, Logan, Utah
Mickles, Lillian WHGB, Harrisburg, Pa.
Middleton, Mary Sue WHLN, Harlan, Ky.
Miles, Eddie Mae WLSM, Louisville, Miss.
Miller, Jan WDUX, Waupaca, Wis.
Miller, Mrs. William WBEN-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.
Milligan, Marian . . WTAD, KHQ A-TV, Quincy, 111.
Minahan. Ann D WCCM, Lawrence, Mass.
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Mitchell Norma KJFJ, Webster City, Iowa
Mizner, Connie KVNC, Winslow, Ariz.
Moir, Joyce. . . .KGEZ, KGEZ-TV, Kalispell, Mont.
Monk, Izabelle WRJN, Racine, Wis.
Monroe, Willa WDIA, Memphis, Tenn.
Moody, Marian McCook KRNO,
San Bernardino, Calif.
Moon, Virginia KTRM, Beaumont, Tex.
Moore, Eleanor WSBT, South Bend, Ind.
Moore, Ellie WBIR-TV, Knoxville, Tenn.
Moore, Mary WJAG, Norfolk, Neb.
Moore, Mary Louise. . . . WHED, Washington, N. C.
Moore. Meade WCNC, Elizabeth City, N. C.
Moore, Sally WAMM, Flint, Mich.
Morgan, Alice KMHT, Marshall, Tex.
Morgan, Mary CKLW-TV, Detroit, Mich.
Mork, Carol WPDR, Portage, Wis.
Morris, Mary WBEX, Chillicothe, Ohio
Morrison, Grace WERC, Erie, Pa.
Morse, Molly. .KFMB, KFMB-TV, San Diego, Calif.
Morenson, Luella WKOW, WKOW-TV,
Madison, Wis.
Moseley, June WACL, Waycross, Ga.
Mossman, Sally WMCK, McKeesport, Pa.
Motschenbacher, Nelle KRXL, Roseburg, Ore.
Mundy, Carolyn WRIB, Providence, R. I.
Myberg, Gertrude KfrHL, KGHL-TV,
Billings, Mont.
Neal, Eleanor WMBM, Miami Beach, Fla.
Nelson, Bette WBRD, Bradenton, Fla.
Nelson, Emilie KLTZ, Glasgow, Mont.
Nelson, Gert WAOK, Atlanta, Ga.
Nelson, Irene WLIP, Kenosha, Wis.
Nelson, Ramona H KRAL, Rawlins, Wyo.
Nesbit, Jean KCKN, Kansas City, Kan.
Neville, Helen WGR-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.
Newport, Joan KSCB, Liberal, Kan.
Nicholson, Trudi WLBT, Jackson, Miss.
Niedermier, Rosanna WPLY, Plymouth, Wis.
Norlander. Joan KNUJ, New Ulm, Minn.
Norman, Nancy WDZ, Decatur, 111.
Norris, Waldo WMBR-TV, Jacksonville, Fla.
Nugent, Helen WKRC-TV, Cincinnati, Ohio
Nutley, Pat WGEZ, Beloit, Wis.
Nutting, Sue KNOT, Prescott, Ariz.
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Oblinger, Jackie WHIS, WHIS-TV,
Bluefield, W. Va.
O'Connor, Helen WCHI, Chillicothe, Ohio
O'Day, Billie WCKR, Miami, Fla.
O'Dell, Martha WTUX, Wilmington, Del.
Oehmann, Judy WBOF, Virginia Beach, Va.
Oliver, Sherly. . . WORE, Cheraw, S. C.
Oppenheimer, Kitty KTLM, San Rafael, Calif.
Oris, Josephine WJMJ, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ossola, Margaret WJAC, WJAC-TV,
Johnstown, Pa.
Ouellette, Sonia WLAM, Lewiston, Me.
Owen, Frances WBLT, Bedford, Va.
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Pack, Patti KFRE, KFRE-TV, Fresno, Calif.
Packard, Margaret 0 KTRC, Santa Fe, N. M.
Page, Mrs WJR, Detroit, Mich.
Page, Evalyn WTVL, Waterville, Me.
Page, Pat WPEN, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Pagnotti, Ellie WPTS, Pittston, Pa-
Palmer, Alyce WTAW, Bryan, Tex.
Palmer, Pat KCNA, Tucson, Ariz.
Palmer, Travis WSSO, Starkville, Miss.
Panetta, Genevive WBOY, WBOY-TV
Clarksburg, W. Va.
Park, Marion WINC, Winchester, Va.
Parker, Eloise KOOL-TV, Phoenix, Ariz.
Parker, Ethel WELM, Elmira, N. Y.
Parker, Janet KHUZ, Borger, Tex.
Parker, Mary Elizabeth .. KBOP, Pleasanton, Tex.
Parker, Nancy WCAX-TV, Burlington, Vt.
Parnell, Sarah WJAM, Marion, Ala.
Parr, Dorothy WCNY, Carthage, N. Y.
Parr, Fran KSOX, Raymondville, Tex.
Parr, Jeanne WISC-TV, Madison, Wis.
Parrish, Helen KNXT, Los Angeles, Calif.
Patee, Rita WOAP, Owosso, Mich.
Pauley, Gay MBS, New York, N. Y.
Payne, (Mrs. Reg. G KDET, Center, Tex.
Pearson, Jane KTOW, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Pedlow, Marian WDRF, Chester, Pa.
Penland, Nell Bates WAYX, Waycross, Ga.
Perdue. Toby A WLSD, Big Stone Gap, Va.
Perkins, Maggie. . . .WOCB, West Yarmouth, Mass.
Persons, June WELY, Ely, Minn.
Person, Berdell KIMN, Denver, Colo.
Peters, Esther WLNH, Laconia, N. H.
Peters, Irene KWLM, Willmar, Minn.
Peters, Marianne KMTV, Omaha, Neb.
Pf eiff er, Mary Lou .... WRFD, Worthington, Ohio
Pfluke. Enelle WMIE, Miami, Fla.
Phillip, Lee WBBM-TV, Chicago, 111.
Phillips, Hazel WWNR, Beckley, W. Va.
Phillips, Jean WARK, Hagerstown, Md.
Phillips, Winnie WAYE, Baltimore, Md.
Picard, Thelma WDCF, Dade City, Fla.
Pierce, Jackie WTVJ, Miami, Fla.
Piowaty, Deb WIRA, Fort Pierce, Fla.
Pitts, Margo WISR, Butler, Pa.
Player, Jim WBTW, Florence, S. C.
Plummer, Betsy. . . .WSFA-TV, Montgomery, Ala.
Pope, BeUe WCPC, Houston, Miss.
Posey, Jeanne KHSL-TV, Chico, Calif.
Potterfield, Peggy .. .WNDB, Daytona Beach, Fla.
Presley, Joyce KGYN, Guymon, Okla.
Pressly, Harriet WPTF, Raleigh, N. C.
Prestridge, Flo KDBS, Alexandria, La.
Price, Marjorie WELM, Wilmington, Del.
Price, Nancy WINA, Charlottesville, Va.
Price, Pam WBBQ, Augusta, Ga.
Prosser, Frances M KGMC, Englewood, Colo.
Prosser, Marie KATE, Albert Lea, Minn.
Protsman, Faith M WNER, Live Oak, Fla.
Prue, Beverly WDOE, Dunkirk, N. Y.
Puckett, Martha WCBI-TV, Columbus, Miss.
Purely, Gladys KVIN, Vinita, Okla.
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Quaglin, Edith KREX, KREX-TV,
Grand Junction, Colo.
Quimby, Wilda Grim WRAC, Racine, Wis.
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Racine, Shirley KSYL, Alexandria, La.
Radford, Margaret WARL, Arlington, Va.
Ramsperger, Jeanne KHEP, Phoenix, Ariz.
Randall, Fern KWRT, Boonville, Mo.
Randolph, Leola KENM, Portales, N. M.
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Rankin, Mary KVPD, Fort Dodge, Iowa
Rawles, Delly KM ON, Great Palls, Mont.
Reagan, Gail KCMC-TV, Texarkana, Tex.
Redington, Ruth WKNE, Keene, N. H.
Reece, Mary Lou WGBA, Columbus, Ga.
Reese, Paula WMOA, Marietta, Ohio
Reeves, Ida Marie WAZP, Yazoo City, Miss.
Reising, Marie WOND, Pleasantville, N. J.
Reynard, Jeanne KYSM, Mankato, Minn.
Reynolds, Jessie WBRM, Marion, N. C.
Reynolds, Rita KCUL, Pt. Worth, Tex.
Rhodes, Roxie M KTTR, Rolla, Mo.
Rice, Catherine WFAU, Augusta, Me.
Rich, Charlotte W WLOB, Portland, Me.
Richards, (Mrs.) Jackie .. WKRG-TV, Mo-bile, Ala.
Richerson, Ann WMPC, Monroeville, Ala.
Riley, Sue. .WNDU, WNDU-TV, South Bend. Ind.
Rion, Virginia KCHI, Chillicothe, Mo.
Ristola, Mary KAST, Astoria, Ore.
Ritchie, Esther L WKLX, Paris, Ky.
Robbins, Doris KTWO-TV, Casper, Wyo.
Roberston, Ruth M WIPS, Ticonderofa, N. Y.
Robinson, Dottie B....WENE, Binghamton, N. Y.
Robinson, Helen WAVP, Avon Park, Pla.
Roesler, Pelores KWEW, Hobbs, N. M.
Rogers, Margie KGB, San Diego, Calif.
Rogerson, Gloria WWVA, Wheeling, W. Va.
Rogge, Betty WING, Dayton, Ohio
Roland, Rusty WKOP, Binghamton, N. Y.
Rolph, Olivette WFTM, Maysville. Ky.
Ronan, Honore WD AN, Danville, 111.
Ronkin, Carmen WJTV, Jackson, Miss.
Ross, Dorothy KTNT, Tacoma, Wash.
Rowe, Flo Beach WSLB, Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Rowe, JoAnn KRDO, KRDO-TV,
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Rubenstein, Eve KQTV, Port Dodge, Iowa
Rude, Jeanne KTVI, St. Louis, Mo.
Rudolph, Joann WKCT, Bowling Green, Ky.
Rundvold, Inga WRC-TV, Washington, D. C.
Russel, Marvel KWTZ, KWTX-TV, KBTX-TV,
Waco, Tex.
Russell, Lois Gene KVMA, Magnolia, Ark.
Ryan, Helen WTHI, Terre Haute, Ind.
Ryan, Patti WLWD, Dayton, Ohio
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Sadler, Vera KTAC, Tacoma, Wash.
Sale, Jo (Mrs.) WLVA, WLVA-TV,
Lynchburg, Va.
Salisbury, Sally . . . KSL-TV, Salt Lake City, Utah
Sanders, Harriet KLTF, Little Palls, Minn.
Sandin, Norma KDLM, Detroit Lakes, Minn.
Sandri, Gladys WDXB, Iron River, Mich.
Sands, Eleanor Hanson .... WHK, Cleveland, Ohio
Sandy, Dixie KPH, Wichita, Kan.
Saunders, Dorothy KCLS, Flagstaff, Ariz.
Sawyer, Peggy KBTV, Denver, Colo.
Schemmerhorn, Merle KLCB, Libby, Mont.
Scheurich, Catherine WITY, Danville, 111.
Schlautman, Irene KBMO, Benson, Minn.
Schrader, Marlene WPRC, Lincoln, 111.
Schram, Violet KPOP, Los Angeles, Calif.
Schrimsher, Don....KSST, Sulphur Springs, Tex.
Schwarz, Monica. . . .WAS A, Havre De Grace, Md.
Scott, Shirley WSYL, Sylvania, Ga.
Seale, Voncile WHNY, McComb, Miss.
Seigler, Mary Alice .... WALD, Walterboro, S. C.
Shadburne, Bettie WCMP, Cumberland, Ky.
Shaler, Pat WABJ, Adrian, Mich.
Shand, Ruth WALE, Fall River, Mass.
Shanton, Peggy WSEV, Sevierville, Tenn.
Sharp, Pern WBNS-TV, Columbus, Ohio
Sheffield, Francis WTJH, East Point, Ga.
Shelton, Owanah KWFT.Wichita Palls, Tex.
Sherban, OUie KACE, Riverside, Calif.
Shiftier, Jean WPTZ, Plattsburgh, N. Y.
Shorten, Martha KGB, San Diego, Calif.
Shriver, Melba KUAM, KUAM-TV,
Agana, Guam, M. I.
Shumate, May Floyd KRXK, Rexburg, Idaho
Sim, Wilma KSD., KSD-TV, St. Louis, Mo.
Skach Tesse KBAM, Longview, Wash.
Slater, Patricia WNLC, New London, Conn.
Slaton, Norma WEBQ, Harrisburg, 111.
Slatton, Pat (Mrs.) WJBB, Haleyville, Ala.
Smith, Caroline KGUL-TV, Galveston, Tex.
Smith, Drue WDEF-TV, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Smith, D'Voe Lee KCLE, Cleburne, Tex.
Smith Eileen KNEX, McPherson, Kan.
Smith, Eugenia WJBC, Bloomington, HI.
Smith, Irene KSMO, Salem, Mo.
Smith, Jane. KVEN, Ventura, Calif.
Smith, Joan WEOL, Elyria, Ohio
Smith, Libby WDSM-TV, Duluth, Minn.
Smith, Loni KMO, Tacoma, Wash.
Smith, Mamie Lee WJAY, Mullins, S. C.
Smith, Margaret. .KHQ, KHQ-TV, Spokane, Wash.
Smith, Mary KDZA, Pueblo, Colo.
Smith, Patricia WLAG, Lagrange, Ga.
Smith, Sue Marshall WDEC, Americus, Ga.
Smizer, Ernestine KFGT, Fremont, Neb.
Sontag, Esther WKBN-TV, Youngstown, Ohio
Southey, Jean B WT'SL, Hanover, N. H.
Spann, June S KWAK, Stuttgart, Ark.
Spaulding, Jeanne WUSJ, Lockport, N. Y.
Spear, Bea KDIX, Dickinson, N. D.
Speece, Wyim Hubler WNAX, Yankton, S. D.
Spencer, Eula WXOK, Baton Rouge, La.
Standish, Martha. . WPOR, Portland, Me.
Stanlay, Ginger WDBO-TV, Orlando, Fla.
Stanton, Marge KBAB, El Cajon, Calif.
Stark, Beverly WMTV, Madison, Wis.
Steensrud, Eileen WEKZ, Monroe, Wis.
Steeves, Pat WTWN, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Stevens, Carrie WBAW, Barnwell, S. C.
Stevens, Dorothy WLAN, WLAN-TV,
Lancaster, Pa.
Stevenson, Connie WKXL, Concord, N. H.
Steward, Joanne KVSO-TV, Ardmore, Okla.
Stewart, Becky Ann. . . .WPBC, Minneapolis, Minn.
Stewart, Faye KFIX, San Francisco, Calif.
Stokes, Barbara WAGS, Bishopville, S. C.
Stone, Liuise KAAA, Kingman, Ariz.
Stone, Marlys KVOX, Fargo, N. D.
Storm, Marjorie WPCT, Putnam, Conn.
Straker, Easter. . . .WIMA, WIMA-TV, Lima, Ohio
Stringer, Tippy WRC-TV, Washington, D. C.
Storemel, Ginny WMTE, Manistee, Mich.
Strong, Norma WKIC, Hazard, Ky.
Struther, Susie WJLB, Detroit, Mich.
Strutin, Betty Parks WSCR, Scranton, Pa.
Suffel, Marie WALA-TV, Mobile, Ala.
Sukoski, Deanne .... WFRX, West Frankfort, 111.
Sullivan, Margaret WRUS, Russellville, Ky.
Sullivan, Milly KCRA-TV, Sacramento Calif.
Sullivan, Ruth Delmar.KEYS, Corpus Christi, Tex.
Sundin, Anita... WOC, WOC-TV, Davenport, Iowa
Sweeney Ruth WHYN-TV, Springfield, Mass.
Swift, Mildred KNDE-TV, Monroe, La.
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Talton, Mabel WMPM, Smithfield, N. C.
Tapley, Donalene WGUY, Bangor, Me.
Taylor, Ethel WOIC, Columbia, S. C.
Taylor, Gertrude WTYN, Tryon, N. C.
Taylor, Lynn KFSD-TV, San Diego, Calif.
Taylor, Nancy WOTW, Nashua, N. H.
Taylor, Rosemary KLAN, Renton, Wash.
Taylor, Teena WHM A, Anniston, Ala.
Taylor, Thelma WHBI, Newark, N. J.
Taylor, Willa WBLR, Batesburg, S. C.
Templeman, Marion KWPC, Muscatine, Iowa
Tench, Cris WCGC, Belmont, N. C.
Terrebonne, Betty .... KLFT, Golden Meadow, La.
Thabes, Nordica KLIZ, Brainerd, Minn.
Theaux, Ray KVOL, Lafayette, La.
Thomas, Ann WMNS, Clean, N. Y.
Thompson, Bernioe WDAS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Thompson, Betsey. . .WSBS, Gt. Barrington, Mass.
Thompson, Betty WTRC, Elkhart, Ind.
Thompson, Bobbie WVOP, Vidalia, Ga.
Thompson, Shirley WLBN, Lebanon, Ky.
Tierney, Mary J0..KMGM-TV, Minneapolis, Minn.
Todd, Jane KCBS, San Francisco Calif.
Tregonning Deanna WMOS, Muskegon, Mich.
Trobe, Gertrude B WBVP, Beaver Falls, Pa.
Troutvine, Pern WPFB, Middletown, Ohio
Truax, Anne KLX, Oakland, Calif.
Tossing, Ann KRLC, Lewiston, Idaho
Tuttle, Sally J KCVL, Colville, Wash.
Tyler, Janet WABC-TV, New York, N. Y.
Urarn. Grace.
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WHEE, Martinsville, Va.
Van Andel, Dorothy. .WFUR, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Vance, Beverly ... WEEK, WEEK-TV, Peoria, 111.
Van Haver Betty WKBZ, Muskegon, Mich.
Vaughn, Terry WVVW, WJBP-TV,
Grafton, W. Va.
Vaught, Annalee KWFC, Hot Springs, Ark.
Veidt, Jerri KCNY, San Marcos, Tex.
Vespoint, Flora WEAR, Clarksburg, W. Va.
Villalongin, Carolina. KCOR-TV, San Antonio, Tex.
Voss, Jan WMT-TV, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Waggoner, Ruth KCOL, Fort Collins, Colo.
Wakefield, Jo Ann WTIV, Titusville, Pa.
Waldheim, Mary WAUD, Auburn, Ala.
Walker, Wilma WRKH. Rockwood, Tenn.
Wall, La Von KVEL, Vernal, Utah
Wallace, Meriel KBBA, Benton, Ark.
Walling, Esther WDOS, Oneonta, N. Y.
Wallis, Bonnie KBOI, Boise, Idaho
Walters, Helen Hamer WOKZ, Alton, HI.
Walton, Sue WFIW, Fairfield, HI.
Ware, Dixie. . KNDE-TV, Monroe, La.
Warner, Jo KPEG, Spokane, Wash.
Warren, Marione. .WSOO, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
Washburn, Virginia WHAP, Hopewell, Va.
Wassner, Wanda WOWL-TV, Florence, Ala.
Waterhouse, Norma Jean WCMR, Elkart, Ind.
Wayt, Dorothy KVFC, Cortez, Colo.
Weaver, Jeannie WHUC, Hudson, N. Y.
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Webb, Annabell KSUM, Fairmont, Minn.
Webber, Edith Dunham. KWDM, Des Moines, Iowa
Webber, Melva WJTN, Jamestown, N. Y.
Weber, Margaret KAYL, Storm Lake, Iowa
Webster, Gladys WCAU-TV, Philadelphia. Pa.
Weedman, Polly KOTA, KOTA-TV,
Rapid City, S. d!
Weger, Mary WMAF, Madison, Fla.
Weiller, Louise. WAVE, WAVE-TV, Louisville, Ky
Weinberg Harryette KWJB, Globe, Ariz'.
Welch, Barbara KRHD, Duncan, Okla
Welch, Jean KVKM, Monahans, Tex.
Wells. Lydia WNAB, Bridgeport. Conn.
Weppener, Barbara KSBW-TV
Salinas-Monterey, Calif!
West' Kay KEX, Portland, Ore.
Weston, Jane WOWO, Fort Wayne, Ind
Whatley, Tish KIHN, Hugo, Okla.
Wheeler, Mary KTAT, Frederick, Okla.
Wheelis, Wilma KDRS, Paragould, Ark.
White, Margo KOB-TV, Albuquerque, N. M.
Whiteman, Margo. .WNHC-TV, New Haven, Conn.
Whiteman, Phyllis WBAT, Marion, Ind.
Whitlock, SalUe J WEVA, Emporia, Va.
Williams, Edythe WHIT, New Bern, N. C.
Williams, Helen WCLC, Jamestown, Tenn!
Williams, Lucille . WSBB, New Smyrna Beach, Fla.
Williams, Marilyn WJBA, Washington, Pa.
Williams, Phylis WKAM, Goshen, Ind.
Willis, Ella Mae KVOM, Morrilton, Ark.
Wills, Barbara WAGR, Lumberton, N. C.
Wills, Jeannie KSYD, KS YD-TV,
Wichita Falls, Tex!
Wilson, Dorothy. KHVH, KHVH-TV
Honolulu, T. H.
Wilson, Joan WTNJ, Trenton, N. J.
Wilson, Julie KFXM, San Bernardino, Calif.
Wilson, Reba WBAC, Cleveland, Tenn.
Windom, Jane WJPB-TV, Fairmont, W. Va.
Wing, Jerry KODY, North Platte, Neb.
Winn, Kay KSOP, Salt Lake City, Utah
Winslow, Louise WERE-TV. Cleveland, Ohio
Wise, Helen . KLIK, Jefferson City. Mo.
Wise, Katherine . KOMO, KOMO-TV, Seattle, Wash.
Witten, Frances KVMC, Colorado City, Tex.
Wolfe Naomi WNNJ, Newton, N. J.
Wolfenden, Stella D WMEV, Marion, Va.
Woodard, Lolly WSAU-TV, Wausau, Wis.
Workman, Helen WCAX-TV, Burlington, Vt.
Wormell, Lil WABI, Bangor, Me.
Worth, Konnie G.. .KGW, KGW-TV, Portland, Ore.
Worthington, Ann WMBS, Uniontown, Pa.
Wren, Virginia WLAD, Danbury, Conn.
Wright, Cathryn . . . WSFA-TV, Montgomery, Ala.
Wright, Nadine WDVA, Danville, Va.
Wright, Nina. .KSOO, KSOO-TV, Sioux Falls, S. D.
Wright, Ruth WBYS, Canton, 111.
Wyatt, Margaret WHOP, Hopkinsville, Ky.
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Yaple, Hy WSEE, Erie, Pa.
Young, Jean WEGO, Concord, N. C.
Young, Mary Emma. .... .WHTC, Holland, Mich.
Young, Myrtle KABR, Aberdeen, S. D.
Young, Norma. .KHJ, KHJ-TV, Los Angeles, Calif.
Young, Ruth WEDO, McKeesport, Pa.
Zurick, Esther.
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WJOB, Hammond, Ind.
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AGENTS AND MANAGERS
Talent Representatives Active in Radio-TV
In New York, Los Angeles and Chicago
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Affiliated Artists Representatives
527 Madison Ave PLaza 6-3990
Alexander, Willard, Inc.
425 Park Ave. (22) PLaza 1-7070
3-784C
7-8351
2-0777
AppeU, James S.
400 Madison Ave PLaza
Basch, Buddy
17 East 45th St MUrray Hill
Becker, V. S. Advertising Service
551 Fifth Ave MUrray Hill
Briscoe, Goldsmith & Arthur, Inc.
522 Fifth Ave MUrray Hill
Brooks, Ted
134 East 57th St PLaza 9-1344
Brown, Henry C.
157 W. 57th St SUsquehanna 7-7900
Cohan, Louis W.
7 W. 24th St WAtkins 9-0670
Collins, Ted
500 Fifth Ave. (36) CHickering 4-5036
Columbia Artists Management, Inc.
113 West 57th St Circle 7-
Consolidated Concerts
30 Rockefeller Plaza COlumbus 5-3580
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Gibbs, John E., & Co.
12 West 55th St. (19) PLaza 7-5959
Glaser, Joe, Inc.
110 West 55th St Circle 5-9071
Goodman, Martin
36 Central Park South PLaza 1-3555
Greshler, Abner J.
1270 Sixth Ave Circle 7-3025
Hahlo, Sylvia
113 W. 57th St Circle 6-2165
Harris, Fred
1270 Sixth Ave .Circle 7-3025
Hartford Agency
18 E. 48th St PLaza 3-6500
Hurok Attractions, Inc.
730 Fifth Ave. (19) Circle 5-0500
King, Archer
745 Fifth Ave. (22) ELdorado 5-6313
Leddy, Mark J.
48 West 48th St JUdson 6-2760
Leipzig, Syd
237 Madison Ave MUrray Hill 6-0300
Lewis, Lester, Associates
11 E. 48th St PLaza 3-5083
Lyons, Grace
15 E. 48th St. (17) PLaza 8-1960
Management Corp. of America
598 Madison Ave PLaza 9-7500
Cooper, Frank, Associates
17 E. 54th St PLaza 1-0725
William McCaffrey Agency
501 Madison Ave ELdorado 5-1076
DeGroot, Roy, Consultants, Inc.
17 E. 54th St PLaza 1-0725
Morris, William Agency, Inc.
1740 Broadway JUdson 6-5100
Fadiman Associates, Ltd.
1501 Broadway LAckawanna 4-3544
Morrow, Marjorie
1501 Broadway CHickering 4-0644
Famous Artists Corp. of N. Y.
610 Fifth Ave Circle 7-6200
Moses, John H.
730 Fifth Ave Circle 6-2677
Herman Fialkoff Agency
1560 Broadway JUdson 2-4037
Music Corp. of America
598 Madison Ave PLaza 9-7500
Gabbe, Lutz, Heller & Loeb
119 W. 57th St Circle 5-7998
National Artists Corp.
711 Fifth Ave PLaza 9-6000
Garrick, Dale
48 West 48th St Circle 6-8985
National Radio & Theatrical Bureau
1650 Broadway JUdson 6-3550
General Artists Corp.
640 Fifth Ave Circle 7-7543
North, Meyer B.
1564 Broadway PLaza 7-3445
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O'Connor. John *«««
1697 Broadway Circle 5-4920
Brpwis, Alex, Agency
8818% Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 2-7020
Peed, Earl S.
527 Madison Ave. (22) PLaza
1-0030
Burr, Dorothy, Agency Hollywood
8272 Sunset Blvd. (46) Hollywood
4-6898
4-8082
Richard, Max
1776 Broadway PLaza
7-6414
Boss, Kal
15 E. 48th St. (Suite 801)
PLaza 1-2156
Schwartz-Luskin Theatrical Agency
15 E. 48th St PLaza 3-1529
Shaw Artists Corp.
565 Fifth Ave OXford 7-7744
Shurr, Louis
1501 Broadway CHickering 4-8240
Srtorcr, Douglas F.
1270 Sixth Ave - -Circle 7-6326
Talad Corp. _„„„,.
730 Fifth Ave COlumbus 5-3530
Cloutman-Barskin-Short Agency, Inc.
8743 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 2-5470
Collins and Associates
8165 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 6-3060
Cooper, Frank, Associates
9145 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 5-4128
Cooner, Ray, Agency
139 S. Beverly Dr., B. H., Suite 333
CRestview 6-9769
Darrow Agency, The
8733 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 2-4125
Davis, Mary Webb OL 5-6747
8532 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 2-6850
Doak, Virginia, Agency, Inc.
9172 Sunset Blvd. (46) BRadshaw 2-6211
Tranuni, Charles B.
60 E. 58th St PLaza 1-3880
Dona'dson Agency, The
951 N. La Cienega (46) OLive 2-0355
Witt, Peter, Assoc.
37 West 57th St PLaza
J-79-66
Draesemer, Isabelle, Agency WE
8272 Sunset BTvd. (46) HOllywood
5-1759
4-1782
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Alexander, Alec, Agency
208 S. Beverly Dr.. B. H.. . .CRestview
1-6101
Allan, Lane, Agency
8746 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 2-7953
Alvarado, Carlos, Agency OL 2-0272
8820 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 5-6840
Artigue, Louis
8776 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 2 7292
Artists Associates Agency
160 N. La Brea Ave. (36) . .HOllywood 4-4179
Artists' Management Corporation
121 S. Beverly Dr., B. H CRestview 1-6111
Auer, Miles Bohm
5205 Hollywood Bldv. (27) . .HOllywood 2-6416
Auslander, Leland
8721 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 2-6939
Barnes, William, Agency
8776 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 2-9002
Bender-Ward Agency
971 N. La Cienega Blvd. (46)
OLive 2-1465
Bernie, Herman, Agency
260 S. Beverly Dr., B. H. . . .CRestview
5-0117
Bonham, C. Hershel, Agency
8584 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 5-6930
Brandies, Bob, Agency HOllywood
11559 Ventura Blvd., Studio City. . .PO
5-6978
2-4872
Fame Agency, The
121 S. Beverly Dr., B. H CRestview 5-5132
Famous Artists Corporation
9441 Wilshire Blvd., B. H.. . .CRestview 4-7433
Fidler, Adeline, Agency
410 S. Beverly Dr., B. H CRestview 1-4746
Field, Marjorie, Artists
9081 Santa Monica (48) ... .CRestview 6-8080
Frings, Kurt, Agency
468 N. Camden Dr., B. H. . .CRestview 1-6115
Garfield, Milton, Agency
9000 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 4-8631
Gertur, Mitchell, Agency
338 N. Rodeo Dr., B. H CRestview 4-5491
Gold, S!d, Agency
8961 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 4-7247
Goldstone, Jules & Co., Inc.
8721 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 2-6500
Goldston°-Tobias Agency
404 N.Roxbury Dr., B. H.
.CRestview 6-1071
Green, Ivan, Agency, The
292 S. La Cienega, B. H.. .
Greshler, Abner J.
8701 Wilshire Blvd.
OLive 2-4010
H OLive 2-3012
Grossman, Milton M., Agency
9000 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 4-8631
Halliburton, Jeanne
9172 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 5-5575
Hamilburg, Mitche'l J., Agency
8776-8780 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 2-5160
Herdan-Sherrell Agency
201 N. Robertson Blvd., B. H. CRestview 1-5236
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Hershon, Red, Agency
9952 Santa Monica Blvd., B.H.
CRestview 4-6381
Herzbnrn, Walter
8820 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 2-7210
H. I. T. Agency
Hollywood International TV and
Theatrical Agency
8820 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 2-7283
Ingersoll. George, Agency. . . . .Hollywood 7-0862
7167y2 Sunset Blvd. (46) . . .HOllywood 2-2301
Irwin, Lou, Inc.
9165 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 1-713L
Jackson, Edith, Inc HOllywood 7-0155
6605 Hollywood Blvd. (28) . .HOllywood 4-9236
Jaffe Agency, Inc., The
8553 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 6-6121
Katz, Fred, Agency, Inc.
9171 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 6-3189
Kaufman, Milton, Agency
404 N. Roxbury Dr., B. H.
OL 2-1359
Kohner, Paul, Inc.
9169 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 1-5165
Kumin-Olenick Agency
355 N. Canon Dr., B. H,
.CRestview 4-5221
Lance, Leon O.
8820 Sunset Blvd. (46) . . . , .CRestview 6-6014
Lauren, J. W., Agency
8272 Sunset Blvd. (46) HOllywood 7-5087
Lazar, Irving Paul
211 S. Beverly Dr., B. H. . . .CRestview 5-6153
Leonard, Pred J., Agency HOllywood 4-7546
7441 Sunset Blvd. (46) CI 3-5285
Lesser, Ted, Agency
900 Wilshire Blvd. (17) MU 7356
Levee, M. C.
9000 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 6-6285
Levee, Sid
9000 Sunset Blvd. (46) ... . .CRestview 4-8631
Linder, Jack, Agency
5560 Santa Monica Blvd. (28)
HOllywood 4-8100
Longenecker, Robert
8428 Melrose PI. (46) Olive 3-3770
MacQuarrie, Earl
9157 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 4-8919
Marx, Bert, Agency
915% Westbourne Dr. (46) . .CRestview 4-8555
MCA Artists, Ltd.
9370 Santa Monica Blvd., B. H.
CRestview 6-2001
Messinger, Lillie, Agency
8428 Melrose Place (46) . . . .CRestview
Meyers, Walter
9167 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview
Middleton, Wallace, Agency
8278 Sunset Blvd. (46) OD
Mishkin Agency, The
292 S. La Cienega, B. H
5-8541
1-8161
6-4460
ODive 2-0944
Moore, Lola, Agency
9172 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 6-5401
Morris, Wm., Agency, Inc CRestview 4-7451
151 El Camino, B. !H BRadshaw 2-4111
Ochs, Al HOllywood 9-6470
1651 Cosmo St. (28) HOllywood 9-1518
Oliver, Maurine
8820 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 2-6300
Omega Artists, Inc.
1610 N. Argyle St. (28) HOllywood 9-7187
Payton, Bob, Agency
8272 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 6-1880
Pearson, Ben
1046 N. Carol Dr. (46) CRestview 4-5488
Pomeroy, Jack
7616 Sunset Blvd. (46) HOllywood 9-6366
Powers-Stanley
1741 N. Ivar (28) HOllywood 2-0791
Premiere Artists & Productions Agency
1046 Carol Dr. (46) CRestview 4-5488
Preminger, Ingo, Agency
8462 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 6-2360
Reeves, Mary — Oriental Casting
950 N. Clark St. (46) OL 2-2968
Rocamora, Wynn
8584 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 2-9710
Rose-Ann Agency
8584 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 5-6930
Rosen Agency, The
232 N. Canon Dr., B. H CRestview 5-6151
Rosenberg-Coryell Agency
404 N. Roxbury Dr. B. H CRestview 4-7381
Rosner, Milt, Agency
9110 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 6-7023
Rush, Art, Inc.
357 N. Canon Dr., B. H CRestview 4-6841
Ryan, Frank CRestview
8949 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview
1-4627
1-9321
Salkow, Lester, Agency
8749 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 2-6750
Saphier, James L., Agency, Inc.
9538 Brighton Way, B. H. . .CRestview 1-7231
McMillan, Hazel, Agency CR 6-9823
7471 Melrose Ave. (46) . WE 1-1171
Schuller, William, Agency CRestview
9151 Sunset Blvd. (46) BRadshaw
4-6949
2-4984
Medford, Ben
300 S. Beverly Dr., B. H CRestview 1-7021
Schwartz Agency CRestview
121 S. Beverly Dr., B. H. . . .CRestview
5-5132
6-9369
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Seaman, George, Agency
8272 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 6-1161
Shauer, Melville, A., Agency
9110 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 1-1103
Shaw, Glenn OL. 5-6956
8746 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL, 2-5842
Shiffrin, William, Agency
449 S. Beverlv Dr.. B. H. . . .CRestview 4-7643
Shurr, Louis, Agency
327 N. Rodeo Dr., B. H CRestview 4-8111
Small, Paul, Artists Ltd. Inc. . . BRadshaw 2-9046
270 N. Canon Dr.. B. H CRestview 4-5877
Snitzer, Lou-Fritschi, Al, Inc.
6404 Hollywood Blvd. (28) . .HOllywood 9-6271
Somlyo, E. T., Agency
1100 S. Beverly (35) CRestview 6-2041
Steinpel, Frank
9034 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 4-8343
Stewart, Rosalie, Agency
441 S. Beverly Dr., B; H CRestview 4-6123
Swanson, H. N., Inc.
8523 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 1-5115
Swoverland, Harold OL 6-0900
8218 Sunset Blvd. (46) HOllywood 4-0226
Thompson, David H.
8979 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 1-2188
Ullman, George, Agency, Inc.
8979 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 4-5238
3210 Kelton Ave. (34) CRestview 4-6161
Wadsworth, Jessie B., Agency
9172 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 6-0698
Weil, Agency, The
971 N. Da Cieneg-a (46) OLive 2-2872
Weiner, Jack, Agency
8979 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 6-7081
Weintraub, Murry, Agency
9172 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 1-1137
Welch, Suey, Agency
306 W. 3rd St. (13) HOllywood 4-2461
Wendling, Charles, Agency
9111 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 6-2348
White, Al, Agency ST 9-8681
3551 Vista Haven Rd., Sherman Oaks
White, William B., Agency
332 S. Beverly Dr., B. H CRestview 4-6301
Wiley, Richard, Agency
8923 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 2-5775
Wilkins, Paul, Agency
9006 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 1-6188
Willson, Henry
9441 Wilshire Blvd., B. H.. .CRestview 4-7433
Wilson, Bill, Agency
8732 Sunset Blvd. (46) OL 2-7910
MANAGERS # #
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Winkler, Daniel M.
9606 Santa Monica Blvd., B. H.
CRestview 1-7244
Wookey, Betty, Agency
1610 Las Palmas (28) HOllywood 2-2301
Zimmerman Theatrical Agency
1600 N. La Brea (28) HOllywood 5-1582
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CHICAGO
Associated Booking Corp.
203 North Wabash CEntral
Benn Theatrical Enterprises
64 West Randolph St DEarborn
Consolidated Radio Artists of III.
32 W. Randolph St FRanklin
General Artists Corp.
8 S. Michigan STate
Harry Greben Enterprises
203 N. Wabash DEarborn
Gumbiner Management Co.
120 S. LaSalle St STate
Charles E. Hogan
203 North Wabash CEntral
Tweet Hogan
203 North Wabash ANdover
Jack & Jill Players Radio Artists Co.
25 E. Jackson WAbash
Lear, Les Productions Corp.
112 W. Randolph RAndolph
Paul Marr Theatrical Agency
203 North Wabash DEarborn
McConkey Artists Corporation
Congress Hotel HArriaon
Morris, William, Agency Inc.
919 N. Michigan WHitehall
Morse, Sidney P.
203 N. Wabash Ave FRanklin
Music Corporation of America
430 N. Michigan Ave DElaware
Mutual Entertainment Agency, Inc.
203 North Wabash RAndolph
O'Malley, David P., Ino FRanklin
Page, Sidney J.
203 North Wabash STate
Radio Talent, Inc.
35 E. Wacker FRanklin
Schuster, Milton
127 North Dearborn St DEarborn
WLS Artists Bureau
11120 w. Washington Blvd MOnroe
6-9451
2-6850
2-8300
2-6288
2-0996
2-0248
6-2032
3-6910
2-0317
6-0905
2-7415
7-966C
3-1744
2-4408
7-1100
6-6990
2-5070
2-7344
2-4351
2-2708
8-87PP
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Los Angeles, Calii.
Bernie, Herman
260 S. Beverly Dr., B. H CRestview 5-0117
Bergerman Agency
141 El Camino Dr., B. H CRestview 6-9667
Darrow Agency
8733 Sunset Blvd. (46) OLympia 2-4125
Doak, Virginia
9172 Sunset Blvd. (46) BRadsnaw 2-6211
Elwood, Maren, Agency
4949 Hollywood Blvd NOrmandy 4-4786
Famous Artists
9441 Wilshire Blvd., B. H. . .CRestview 4-7433
Feins, Bernard
436 S. Roxbury Dr., B. H. . .CRestview 5-0601
French, Samuel, Ine.
7623 Sunset Blvd Hollywood 3-3146
Frings, Kurt
468 N. Camden Dr., B. H. . . .CRestview 1-6115
Irwin, Lou
9165 Sunset Blvd CRestview 1-7131
Gold, Sid
8961 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 4-7247
Goldstone, Jules
355 N. Canon Dr., B. H CRestview 5-1191
Goldstone-Tobias
404 N. Roxbury Dr., B. H. . .CRestview 6-1071
Grashin, Mauri
8732 Sunset Blvd. (46) OLympia 2-5168
Herzbrun, Walt
8820 Sunset Blvd. (46) OLympia 2-7210
Jaekson, Edith
6605 Hollywood Blvd. (28) . .Hollywood 7-0155
Kohner, Paul, Inc.
9169 Sunset Blvd. (46) BRadsnaw 2-4062
Lance, Leon
8820 Sunset Blvd. (46) OLympia 2-0191
Lazar, Irving
211 S. Beverly Dr., B. H CRestview 5-6153
Levee, M. C.
9000 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 6-6285
Linsk, Lester
195 iS. Beverly Dr., B. H CRestview 5-4396
MacQuarrie Agency
9157 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 4-8919
Manuel, Alvin G. Agency
468 N. Bedford Dr., B. H. . . .CRestview 4-5288
Meyers, Walter
9167 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 1-8161
Morris. William, Agency
151 El Camino Dr., B. H BRadsnaw 2-4111
Music Corp. of America
9370 Santa Monica Blvd.. B. H.
BRadshaw 2-3211
Orsatti & Co.
300 S. Beverly Dr., B. H CRestview 6-6241
Ring, S. E.
1664 Cherokee Ave Hollywood 7-6412
Rosenberg & Coryell
404 N. Roxbury Dr., B. H. . .CRestview 4-7381
Salkow, Lester
8749 Sunset Blvd. (46) OLympia 2-6750
Shauer, Melville A.
9110 Sunset Blvd CRestview 1-1103
Shiffrin, Wil'iam
449 S. Beverly Dr., B. H. . . . .CRestview 4-7643
Shurr, Louis
327 N. Rodeo Dr., B. H CRestview 4-8111
Small, Paul
270 N. Canon Dr., B. H CRestview 4-5877
Snitzer, Lou-Al Fritschi, Inc.
6404 Hollywood Blvd. (28) . .Hollywood 9-6271
Stempel, Frank
9034 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 4-8343
Stewart, Rosalie
441 S. Beverly Dr., B. H CRestview 4-6123
Swanson, H. N., Inc.
8523 Sunset Blvd OLympia 2-5385
Cllman, George
8979 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 4-5238
Wilkins, Paul
9006 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 1-6188
New York. N. Y.
American Play Co.
522 Piith Ave MUrray Hill
Ashley-Steiner Associates
579 Fifth Ave MUrray Hill
Bartsch, Hans
1501 Broadway BRyant
Brandt & Brandt
101 Park Ave MUrray Hill
Brown, Curtis, Ltd.
575 Madison Ave PLaza
Century Play Co., Inc.
522 Fifth Ave MUrray Hill
Cowl, Carl
516 Fifth Ave MUrray Hill
Fishbein. Frieda
353 W. 57th St Circle
French, Samuel
25 W. 45th St JUdson
Gaines, Blanche
350 W. 57th St PLaza
Hayward, Lei and
655 Madison Ave TEmpleton
Jay Garon-Brooke Associates, Inc.
56 W. 45th St MUrray Hill
King, Eleanor
19 W. 44th St MUrray Hill
Matson, Harold
30 Rockefeller Plaza Circle
Morris, William, Agency, Inc.
1740 Broadway JUdson
Pauker, Dr. Edmond
1639 Broadway COlumbus
Reynolds, Paul R. & Son
599 Fifth Ave MUrray Hill
Roberts, Flora
545 Fifth Ave MUrray Hill
Salisbury, Leah
234 W. 44th St LAckawanna
Sanford, Jay
17 E. 48th St PLaza
Talent Associates, Ltd.
41 E. 50th St PLaza
Taylor, Ethel S.
55 W. 55th St Circle
Williams, Annie Laurie
18 E. 41st St MUrray Hill
Writers Literary Agency
117 W. 58th St JUdson
Writers Workshop, Inc.
280 Madison Ave LExington
2-0166
8-8330
9-6933
3-5890
5-4200
2-0156
7-6782
7-4398
2-4700
7-0537
8-5100
7-3236
2-6390
6-2750
6-5100
5-1726
8-4767
7-4137
4-8628
5-1127
3-1030
6-3922
5-7565
6-2470
2-9878
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SONG HITS OF 1957
PERFORMING RIGHTS
SOCIETIES AND MEMBERS:
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1958
MUSICAL COMMERCIALS
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— MUSICAL COMMERCIALS —
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AD-STAFF, INC.
9122 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood 46, Calif.
BR 2-2671
DEMBY PRODUCTIONS, INC.
Hotel Plaza, 1 W. 58th St.
New York 19, New York
PLaza 9-2495
ASSOCIATED BROADCAST
ADVERTISING CO.
1188 S. Muirfield Rd.
Los Angeles 19, Calif.
WEbster 6-5564
FAILLACE PRODUCTIONS,
INC.
35 E. 35th Street
New York 16, New York
MUrray Hill 54652
AUDIO VISUAL ASSOCIATES
1459 N. Seward
Hollywood 28, Calif.
HOllywood 5-8444
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BASCH RADIO & TV
PRODUCTIONS
17 East 45th Street
New York, New York
MUrray Hill 2-8877
•
BERNARD-DEGEN
1570 North Gower St.
Hollywood 28, Calif.
HOllywood 5-9886
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CUMMINGS PRODUCTIONS,
INC.
25 West 53rd Street
New York, New York
PLaza 7-6452
PHIL DAVIS MUSICAL
ENTERPRISES, INC.
1650 Broadway
New York 19, New York
COlumbus 5-8148
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GORDON M. DAY
PRODUCTIONS
256 Hollywood Avenue
Douglaston 63, New York
BAyside 9-6859
GOLDSWAN PRODUCTIONS
730 Fifth Avenue
New York 19, New York
Circle 7-3380
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Faillace Productions. Inc.
* "That Good Coffee Feeling"
for Maxwell House Coffee is
one of more than 70 Faillace
Jingles currently on the air.
Tony Faillace Len Mackenzie Bob Haggart
Faillace Productions, Inc., 35 E. 35 Street, N. Y. MUrray Hill 5-4652
1214
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HARRY S. GOODMAN
PRODUCTIONS
19 East 53rd Street
New York 22, New York
PLaza 5-6131
LEWIS G. GREEN
PRODUCTIONS
520 N. Michigan Avenue
Chicago 18, Illinois
WHitehall 4-7440
GOTHAM RECORDING
CORPORATION
2 West 46th Street
New York 36, New York
JUdson 6-5577
LANNY & GINGER GREY
JINGLES
18 East 50th Street
New York 22, New York
ENright 9-7777
HAP MUSIC, INC.
295 Madison Avenue
New York, New York
MUrray Hill 3-2792
JEWELL RADIO & TV
PRODUCTIONS
540 N. Michigan Avenue
Chicago 11, Illinois
MOhawk 4-5757
JINGLES BY KEVA MARCUS
12114 Hoffman Street
Studio City, Calif.
STanley 7-9861
PETER DE ROSE
MEMORIAL WEEK
April 23 to 30
Tin Pan Alley Pays Tribute to
PETER DE ROSE
Fifth Commemorative Anniversary
The music of the composer of "Deep
Purple," "Wagon Wheels," "When
Your Hair Has Turned To Silver,"
"Have You Ever Been Lonely," and
many other popular song hits will be
featured on memorial programs dur-
ing this week. In addition to the many
accomplishments of his career as a
broadcast pioneer and the rich herit-
age of song which he has left his Fel-
low Americans, he will always be re-
membered as a beloved figure in his
own time.
In a tribute to Peter De Rose, his
close friend Otto Harbach, known as
the "Dean of American Lyric Writ-
ers," said:
"Once in awhile you meet someone
so gentle, unselfish, kind and just,
that you regain your faith in human
nature."
Compliments of
hecouvs
A HIGH FIDELITY RECORDING
JOE DAYIS
RECORD MANUFACTURER
441 W.49S STREET,
NEW YORK I9-N-Y-
1215
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"GINGER" JOHNSON SCOT-TEXTOR PRODUCTIONS
340 East 58th Street 127 East 47th Street
New York, New York New York 17, New York
PLaza 1-5575 PLaza 5-2789
LANG-WORTH FEATURE
PROGRAMS, INC.
1775 Broadway
New York 19, New York
JUdson 6-5700
SONG ADS
600 Sunset Boulevard
Hollywood, Calif.
Hollywood 5-6181
JACK LLOYD
1445 Miller Way
Hollywood 46, Calif.
OLdfield 6-4607
SOUNDTRACKS
236 West 52nd Street
New York 19, New York
Circle 7-6444
ANDY LOVE PRODUCTIONS
15 West 44th Street
New York, New York
OXford 7-7592
WILBUR STREECH
PRODUCTIONS, INC.
135 West 52nd Street
New York 19, New York
JUdson 2-3816
JERRY LYNN MUSIC CO.
246 West 44th Street
New York 36, New York
LO 3-7592
INC. SURPRISE JINGLES
250 Prospect Avenue
Revere, Mass.
REvere 8-5562
MUSIC MAKERS, INC.
45 West 45th Street
New York, New York
Circle 5-3737
JOHN WOLFE & COMPANY
345 Sutter Street
San Francisco 8, Calif.
YUkon 6-5040
GEORGE R. NELSON
208 State Street
Schenectady, N. Y.
SChenectady 4-4135
RAYMOND SCOTT
(THE JINGLE WORKSHOP)
140 West 57th Street
New York, New York
PLaza 7-5685
JACK ROURKE PRODUCTIONS
6331 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood 28, Calif.
Hollywood 3-7178
SIGNATURE MUSIC, INC.
c/o HANK SYLVERN
521 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 7-3080
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Several Cardinal Principles
Apply In Developing Jingles
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By LANNY and
GINGER GREY
Writers, Producers,
Singers of "Jingles
that don't Jangle"
a jingle should
|>ERHAPS our beginning
-■■ in radio as a singing duo
(Ginger & Lanny — Two
voices and a pianny) has pro-
duced one of our cardinal
principles in creating an ef-
fective musical commercial —
be ENTERTAINING.
We therefore try to begin each jingle as
though it is a pleasing, popular song. Once
the entertaining element has been estab-
lished, we then try to integrate the name
of the product in a subtle but pleasant
or amusing manner so that the listener does
not tire of the musical message, no matter
how often he hears it.
We think it should have a melodic strain
or theme and the sponsor's name should fit
the theme like the title of the average hit
tune. Too many jingles are written like a
few "hot licks" containing musical passages,
but not in a memorable style so that the
music and the message are soon forgotten.
We think, contrary to some, that JINGLES
SHOULD NOT JANGLE. True, the irritat-
ing style causes a great deal of comment
and undoubtedly is very successful for a
short run. We still cling, however, to the
theory that an old friend wears well, and
if a jingle is pleasant and friendly, it may
serve its master well for many years just as
"Stardust" is always welcome. This reduces
the need to start over each year with a new
melody or idea. Contrarily, the same tune
can go on year after year, building more and
new friends but still keeping the old, with-
out costly re-recording fees and the loss of
the original good-will already built at con-
siderable expense. In other words, if a client
has a good jingle, we don't think it should
be changed every year, any more than he
should change his trade-mark or product
name. But to last, and wear well, it cannot
be irritating.
Jingles should be SHORT AND SIMPLE.
The most popular standard songs are the
ones with few notes and words — easily sung,
easily remembered. Who doesn't know the
words to "Let Me Call You Sweetheart?"
Therefore we feel one or two salient points
in 15 seconds or less will sell much better
than a whole minute of boring details that
obviously is designed to be high pressure
selling (with negative results) instead of sin-
cere entertainment with a slight suggestion
or tie-in with the product's name which few
can resent.
Finally, the PRESENTATION is impor-
tant. If the jingle is not produced properly,
the melody or message may never reach its
goal.
The musical background should never
overshadow the voices, and in our opinion,
except where a choral or group effect is
essential to the mood that is being created,
the fewer voices, the better.
We sincerely feel that in most cases when
you employ more than two voices, the clarity
of the message begins to diminish. One
voice is very clear — two add more interest
because the basis of all life is the couple —
boy-girl, husband and wife. These are the
two most important people you can reach.
Let us give credit, however, to a few very
outstanding cigarette commercials that have
proved the exception and are excellent. Still
look how simple, successful, and popular
boy-girl jingles have been, like: I GO FOR
A MAN WHO WEARS AN ADAM HAT,
YOU'LL WONDER WHERE THE YEL-
LOW WENT, and the PAPER-MATE PEN
jingles. These are further proof that the most
effective and least costly, are the boy-girl
commercials. Most of the Nation's most pop-
ular jingles have few voices. One of the
earliest and most successful of all, the
PEPSI-COLA JINGLE, started and gained
nation-wide popularity with just one male
voice.
In conclusion, we feel that the trend is
toward the better commercials and we are
glad to see that. It is not unusual to hear
people say: "The jingle was the best part
of that program, last night." Like a picture
is worth a thousand words, we feel a jingle
is worth a thousand words of commercial
copy.
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SONG HITS OF 1957
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January 1, 1957 to January 1, 1958
THE 35 SONG HITS WITH THE LARGEST RADIO AND TELEVISION AUDIENCES
ARE LISTED BELOW IN ORDER OF THE TOTAL ACI POINTS RECEIVED IN THE
ACI SURVEYS DURING THE YEAR. Songs in STAGE, FILM or TV productions are
indicated. Songs currently active are marked with an asterisk. Songs whose activity began
in the fall of 1956 are noted by the date . . . (1956).
Numbei
0/
Total
Weeks
in
ACI Points
ACI Survey Song Title
38 *AROUND THE WORLD (1956)
Production
Publisher
40514
(Around The World
Young
32357
25
* Fascination
In 80 Days)
Southern
31759
22
Round and Round
Rush
27151
28
Tammy
(Tammy And
Northern
26607
23
Marianne
The Bachelor)
Montclare
24627
16
Banana Boat Song
£ B. Marks-Bryden
24316
26
Love Letters in the Sand
Bourne
23512
26
I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write
Myself a Letter
DeSylva-Brown &
Henderson
19728
18
Young Love
Lowery
18901
19
Chances Are
Korwin
18733
20
Honeycomb
Hawthorne
18246
15
*AII the Way
(The Joker Is Wild)
Maraville
18163
13
Singing the Blues (1956)
Acuff-Rose
17824
24
And That Reminds Me
Symphony House
(My Heart Reminds Me)
17217
17
Butterfly
Mayland-Presley
16738
18
In the Middle of an Island
Mayfair
16621
13
* April Love
(April Lore)
Feist
16101
26
An Affair to Remember
(An Affair To
Feist
15874
12
True Love (1956) (High Society)
Remember)
Buxton Hill
15496
14
Don't Forbid Me
Roosevelt
15456
19
Chantez Chantez
Chantez
15421
31
1 Could Have Danced All Night (1956)
(My Fair Lady)
Chappell
15023
16
*Melodie D'Amour
Rayven
13147
21
So Rare
Robbins
13136
18
Do 1 Love You (Because You're Beautiful)
(Cinderella)
Williamson
12874
17
Little Da r tin'
Excellorec
12595
16
1 Dreamed (1956)
Trinity
12402
26
*Till
Chappell
11722
21
White Silver Sands
Fellows-Peer
11508
19
Almost Paradise
Peer
11419
26
It's Not for Me to Say
(Lizzie)
Korwin
11310
19
Just in Time (1956)
(Bells Are Ringing)
Stratford
11282
16
All Shook Up
Shalimar
11029
15
I'm Walkin'
Reeve
10851
16
Mutual Admiration Society (1956)
(Happy Hunting)
Chappell
Issued with copyrighted ACI SURVEY for week ending January 9, 1958.
Office of Research, Inc.
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A. S. C. A. P.
By PAUL CUNNINGHAM
President
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■"PHE American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers serves our
nation's television and radio broadcasters in the clearance of music copy-
rights for the performance of its varied and extensive repertory.
Through the simple machinery of an agreement between the licensee and
our society, acting on behalf of the writers and publishers of the nation's
outstanding compositions, the licensee obtains complete clearance of the
entire catalog of its members' works.
With a membership of more than 5,000, ASCAP is proud of the caliber of
music its members make available to the broadcasting industry, as well as
every phase of the entertainment world.
The Society maintains headquarters at 575 Madison Avenue, New York
City, with 24 branches throughout the country. Officers as of January 1,
1958, are :
Paul Cunningham President
Louis Bernstein Vice-President
Otto A. Harbach Vice-President
John Tasker Howard Secretary
Frank H. Connor Treasurer
George W. Meyer Assistant Secretary
J. J. Bregman Assistant Treasurer
The Board of Directors is comprised of 12 writers and 12 publisher-
members, elected biennially, the writers by writer-members, the publishers
by publisher-members, for two-year terms. The directors are : Writers —
Stanley Adams, Douglas Moore, Paul Cunningham, L. Wolfe Gilbert, Oscar
Hammerstein II, Otto A. Harbach, John Tasker Howard, Alex C. Kramer,
Ned Washington, George W. Meyer, Deems Taylor, Jack Yellen. Pub-
lishers— Louis Bernstein, Bonnie Bourne, J. J. Bregman, Irving Caesar,
Frank H. Connor, Max Dreyfus, John D- Marks, Jack Mills, Gustave
Schirmer, Maurice Scopp, Herman Starr, Adolph Vogel.
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ABC Music Corp.
A-H Music Corp.
A-M Music Corp.
Abbey Music Co., Inc.
Adams, George, Music Pub. Co.
Adler, Henry, Publishing Corp.
Admont Music, Inc.
Adrienne Music Co.
Advanced Music Corp.
Ahlert, Fred, Music Corp.
Alamo Music, Inc.
Alba Music, Inc.
Albert Music Corp.
Alfred Music Co., Inc.
Allied Music Corp.
Allison's Music, Inc.
Almanac Music, Inc.
Alphan Music Publishers
Alta Music Co.
Alter, Louis, Music Publishers
AMA Music Co.
Ambassador Music, Inc.
Amber Music, Inc.
Amco Music Co.
Amenra Music
American Academy of Music, Inc.
American Music Co., The
American Music Edition
American Music Publishing Co.
"AMI" Educational Service, Inc.
AMPCO Music, Inc.
Antobal Music Co.
Anton Publications
Antony, Frank
Anvil Music Co.
Apollo Music Co.
Apple Valley Music Co., Inc.
April Music, Inc.
Arbee Music Publishing Co., Inc.
Arch Music Co., Inc.
Arcot Music Publishing Co.
Ardmore Music Corp.
Argosy Music Corp.
Arista Music, Inc.
Arkayem Music Publishers
Arndt, NoJa, Inc.
Arnel Music Corp.
Arpege Music Corp.
Arrow Music Co.
Arthur, Irving Music Corp.
Artists Music, Inc.
Ascher, Emil, Inc.
Aspen Music Corp.
Atlas Music Corp.
Audubon Music, Inc.
Aztec Music, Inc.
B & R Music Publishing Co., Inc.
Bab Music Co.
Baer, Abel, Music Corp.
Baker Music, Inc.
Bandland, Inc.
Bantam Music Pub. Co., The
Barbour- Lee Music Corp.
Bark Music Corp.
Baron, M., Co.
Barry, Guy, Enterprises, Inc.
Barton Music Corp.
Beacon Music Co.
Beatrice Music Co., Inc.
Beaver Music Publishing Corp.
Bedack Music, Inc.
Beekman Music, Inc.
Bel-Air Music Corp.
Bell Song Publishing Co.
Bellamy Music
Belwyn, Inc.
Benay Music Corp.
Benson, John T., Publishing Co.
Benton Music Co.
Berlin, Irving, Music Corp.
Bernie, Dave, Music Co.
Beverly Music Corp.
Bibo Music, Inc.
Big Beat Music
Billboard Music Publishing Co.
Biltmore Music Corp.
Bing Music Co., Inc.
Birchard, C. C, and Co.
Birch wood Music Co.
Bishop Music Co.
Blackstone Music, Inc.
Blasco Music, Inc.
Bloch Publishing Co.
Block, Martin
Bloom, Ben, Music Corp.
B lossom M usic Corp.
Blue Sun Music Publishing Co.
Boda Music Publishing Co.
Boelke-Bomart, Inc.
Bogat Music Corp.
Boland-Leng, Inc.
Bond, Carrie Jacobs, & Son
Bond Street Music Corp.
Boosey and Hawkes, Inc.
Boston Music Co., The
Boulder Music Corp.
Bourne, Inc.
Box & Cox (Publications), Inc.
Bradford Music, Inc.
B random- Music Co.
Breen & De Rose Music Corp.
Bregman, Vocco b Conn, Inc.
Briegel, George F., Inc.
Brighton Music Co., Inc.
Bristol Music Corp.
Broadway Music Corp.
Brodt Music Co.
Bromaur Music Corp.
Brooks Music Corp.
Broude Brothers
Brull Music, Inc.
Buckeye Music, Inc.
Budd Music Corp.
Bulls- Eye Music, Inc.
Burke & Van Heusen, Inc.
Burlington Music Corp.
Burnett, Ltd.
Burns Music Co.
Burvan Music Corp.
Bushkin, Joe, Music, Inc.
Buxton Hill Music Corp.
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C. R. Publishing Co.
Cadence Publications
Cadenza Music Co.
Caesar, Irving
Cahn Music Corp.
Cailliet, Lucien, Publication
Cal Music Co.
Campbell-Connelly, Inc.
Cara Music Publishing Co.
Caravan Music Corp.
Carbaugh Music
Carew, Roy J.
Carlvi Music Co.
Carlyle Music Publishing Corp.
Carmen Music, Inc.
Carmichael Music Publications
Carroll Publications
Case Music Corp.
Catawba Music Co.
Cavalcade Music Corp.
Cessna Music Co.
Ghalen Music Pub. Co., Inc.
Champagne Music Corp.
Chandler Music Co.
Chappell & Co., Inc.
Charling Music Corp.
Chatham Music Corp.
Chatsworth Music, Inc.
Chippendale Music, Inc.
Choke Music, Inc.
Christopher Music Co.
Church, John, Co., The
Circus Music Co.
Citation Music, Inc.
Claire Music Co.
Clare Music Corp.
C brick Music Co., Inc.
Clarion Music Co.
Clover Music Co.
Cloverleaf Music
Cohan, George M., Music Publ.
Co., Inc.
Coleman- Ross Co., Inc.
Collie Music
Colony Music, Inc.
Columbia Pictures Music Corp.
Commander Publications
Commercial Music Co.
Commonwealth Music Co.
Composers Music
Compton Music Corp.
Concerto Music Corp.
Congress Music Publications
Congressional Music Publications
Connelly, Reg, Music, Inc.
Consolidated Music Publ., Inc.
Consonant Music, Inc.
Cooper Music Corp.
Cornell Music, Inc.
Coronado Pub. Co., Inc.
Coronet Music, Inc.
Cosmic Music, Inc.
Cosmopolitan Music Publishers
Crane Music Publications
Credo Music Co.
Crescendo Music Corp.
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Crescent Music Co., Inc.
Crest Music Co.
Crestview Music Corp.
Criterion Music Corp.
Cromwell Music, Inc.
Crystal Music Publishers, Inc.
Cunningham, Paul, Inc.
Cusenza, Frank J., Music
Publishing Co.
Daniels, Charles N., Inc.
Dartmouth Music, Inc.
Dash, Connelly, Inc.
Davis, Joe, Music Co., Inc.
Dawn Music
Dawson Music Co., Inc.
Dayton Music Corp.
Debmar Publishing Co., Inc.
De Sylvia, Brown Cr Henderson,
Inc.
Deep River Music, Inc.
Deerhaven Music Corp.
Delaware Music Corp.
Delkas Music Publishing Co.
Delmore Music Co.
Delta Research & Engineering
Co.
Dena Music, Inc.
Denham Music Co.
Denny Music, Inc.
Denric Music Corp.
Denslow Music, Inc.
Denton & Haskins Corp.
Desilu Music Corp.
Desmo Music, Inc.
Dexter Music Co.
Disney, Walt, Music Co.
Ditson, Oliver, Co.
Donaldson Publishing Co.
Dorchester Music Corp.
Dorian Music Publishers, Inc.
Doris Music Corp,
Dorsey Brothers' Music, Inc.
Double -A Music Corp.
Drake Activities Co.
Dubonnet Music Publishing
Duet Music, Inc.
Durante, jimmy, Music Publ.
Co., Inc.
E. D. M. Music Publishers
Earl Music Co.
East-West Music Co.
Ecco Music, Inc.
Edition Musicus-New York, Inc.
Edmonds, Shepard N., Music
Pub. Co., The
Educational Music Service, Inc.
Edwards Music Co., Inc.
Elar Music Corp.
Elkan, Henri, Music Publisher
Elkan-Vogel Co., Inc.
Elliot Music Co., Inc.
Elliott, Jack, Music Co.
Embee Music Corp.
Emery Music, Inc.
Ernes Music Co.
Empress Music, Inc.
Ensemble Music Press
Enterprise Music Corp.
Erwin-Howard Music Corp.
Essex Music, Inc.
Evans, Redd, Music Co.
Evans Music Co.
Evergreen Music Corp.
Exeter Music, Inc.
Fairbanks Music Corp.
Famous Music Corp.
Fanfare Music Co.
Farmer Music Co.
Farrow Music, Inc.
Favorite Music, Inc.
Favorite Publishers, Inc.
Feist, Leo, Inc.
Fenner Publications
Fideree Music Corp.
Fields, Arthur, Publiations
Fillmore Music House
Fischer, Carl, Inc.
Fischer, J., fir Brother
Fisher, Fred, Music Co., Inc.
Flammer, Harold, Inc.
Flo Music, Inc.
Foley, Charles
Foreign fir Domestic Music Corp.
Foremost Music Co., Inc.
Forster Music Publisher, Inc.
Fortune Music, Inc.
42 Publishing Co., Inc.
Four lays Music Co.
Fox, Sam, Publishing, Inc.
Frank Music Corp.
Franklin, Jimmie, Music Publ.
Friend Music Publ. Co., Inc.
C fir C Music Corp.
CI Music Corp.
Galaxy Music Corp.
Callico, Al, Music Co., Inc.
Gamble Hinged Music Co.
Gannon fir Kent Music Co.
Gardner Music Corp.
Garland Music, Inc.
Gary Music, Inc.
Gate Music Co.
Gateway Music, Inc.
Gaumont Music Publishers, Ltd.
Gayle, Tim, Songs
Gem Music Corp.
Gemini Music Co.
General Music Publ. Co., Inc.
Georgeoff, Evan, Music Publ.
Co.
Gershwin Publishing Corp.
Gibraltar Music Co., Inc.
Gladys Music, Inc.
Glenbrook Music Corp.
Glenmore Music, Inc.
Global Music, Inc.
Gold, Jack, Music Co.
Gold, Joe, Music Co.
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Gold Medal Music
Golden Bell Songs
Goldmine Music, Inc.
Goldsen, Michael H., Inc.
Goldwyn, Samuel, Music Publ.
Corp.
Gomalco Music Corp.
Goodman Music Co., Inc.
Gordon, Kaufman & Real, Inc.
Grady Music Co.
Graham Music Publishing Corp.
Grand Music Corp.
Granite Music Corp.
Gray, H. W., Co., Inc.
Grayson Music Co.
Greenwich Music Co., Inc.
Grosvenor House Music
Guild Music Publishers, Inc., The
Guild Publications of Calif. Inc.
H. R. Music Corp.
Haggar Music Co.
Hall- Mack Co.
Hallmark Music, Inc.
Halsey Music, Inc.
Hamilton Music Corp.
Hampshire House Publ. Corp.
Handy Brothers Music Co., Inc.
Hanover Music Corp.
Hansen, Charles H., Music Co.
Happiness Music Corp.
Harbet Music Publ.Co.
Harding Music Co.
Hargail Music Press
Harman Music, Inc.
Harmony House of San Francisco
Harmony Music Corp.
Harms, Inc.
Harms, T. B., Co.
Harral Music
Harris, Charles K., Music Publ.,
Co., Inc.
Harris, Harry, Music Publ. Co.
Harrison Music Corp.
Hartley Music Co., Inc.
Harwin Music Corp.
Hawthorne Music Corp.
Hayrich Music Co.
Hayton-Horne Music Co.
Heartbeat Music Publishers
Hecht-Lancaster & Buzzell, Inc.
Hefti, Neal, Music, Inc.
Helayne Music Publ. Co. Inc.
Helena Music Corp.
Herbert Music Co., Inc.
Herman Music, Inc.
Hillcrest Music Corp.
Hilltop Music, Inc.
Hillwood Music Co.
Hobby Music Co.
Hollybrok Music Co., Inc.
Hometown Music Co., Inc.
Homeyer, Charles W., & Co., 'nc.
Hope Publishing Co.
Horton, Vaughn, Inc.
House of Nacio Herb Brown
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Howard, Joe, Music Publisher
Hub Music Co., The
Hubert Music Corp.
Hudson Music Corp.
Hummable Music Co.
Huntzinger, R. L., Inc.
Idriss- Brown -Tibbies, Inc.
Imperial Music Publications
Integrity Music Corp.
Interlude Music, Inc.
International Artists, Ltd.
International Music Co.
International Music, Inc.
I van hoe Music, Inc.
Ivy Music Corp.
j. P. Music Co.
Jacobs, Walter, Inc.
James, Billy, Music Corp.
James Music Co.
James, Music, Inc.
Jan-Lee Music
Jay IVCompany,The
Jaybar Music Co.
Jayvee Music Publishing Co.
Jefferson Music Co.
Jem Publications
Jenkins, Gordon, Inc.
Jenkins Music Co.
Jennings Publishing Co.
Jericho Music Corporation
Jewel Music Publishing Co., Inc.
jo-AI Music Co.
Johnson, Jerry, Inc.
Johnstone Muse Co., Inc.
Jonathan Music Co., Inc.
Jones, Isham, Music Corp.
Joy Music, Inc.
Jubilee Music
Judy Music
Jungnickel, Ross, Inc.
Kady Publishing Co.
Kahal, Irving, Music, Inc.
Kahn, Cus, Music Co.
Karnes Music Publishers
Karen Music Corp.
Kassel Airs Music Co.
Kassner, Edward, Music Co., Inc.
Keane, Michael, Inc.
Kearney Music Co.
Keene Music
Keith Music
Kellem, Milton, Music Co., Inc.
Kelton, F. B., Music Co.
Kelton, Inc.
Kendis Music Corp.
Kenmor Music Co.
Kent Music Co.
Kenyon Music Corp.
Keyboard, Inc.
Keynote Music Co.
Keystone Music Co. of Calif.
Kick a poo Music Co.
King, Charles E.
Kingsway Music Corp.
Knickerbocker Songs, Inc.
Knollwood Music Corp.
Kohn Music Co.
Korwin Music, Inc.
Kramer, Fred, Music Co.
Kramer- Whitney, Inc.
Krassnor-Share Music Publ.
Kuklapolitan Music Co.
Kulma Music Corp.
Lady Mac Music Co.
Laeteas Music Co.
La Salle Music Publishers, Inc.
Lake Forest Music Co.
Lage Shore Publishing Co., Inc.
Lamas Music Corp.
Lantern Music, Inc.
Largo Music Co.
Laurel Music Corp.
La wson -Gould Music Publ., Inc.
Lear Music, Inc.
Lee Music Corp.
Leeds Music Corp.
Leftwich Publishing Co.
Lero Music Co.
Leslie, Edgar, Inc.
Leslie Music Corp.
Lewis Music Publishing Co., Inc.
Lexington Music Co.
Liberty Songs, Inc.
Lincoln Music Corp.
Lindley Music Publishing Co.
Lion Music Corp.
Livingston & Evans Music Co.
Lombardo Music, Inc.
Longridge Music, Inc.
Longview Music Co., Inc.
Lopez, V., Music Co.
Loralee Music Corp.
Lord Music Publishing Co., Inc.
Lorenz Publishing Co.
Lynn Music Co.
Lyric Music Publishers, Inc.
Madcap Music Publishers, Inc.
Madrigal Music Co.
Magidson Music Co.
Maiden Music Corp.
Maltby, Richard, Inc.
Manchester Music, Inc.
Manhattan Music Publishers
Manks, Chaw, Blue Ribbon Music
Co.
Manners, Dudley, Music
Manners Music
Manning Music Co.
Manor Music Co., Inc.
Mappa Music, Inc.
Maraville Music Corp.
March Music
Marchant Music Publishers
Marguerita Music Co., Inc.
Marian Music Corp.
Mark-Jules Music Co.
Mark VII Music
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Marks, Gerald, Music, Inc.
Mark wood Music Co.
Marian Music Co.
Marlen Music Co.
Mario Music Corp.
Marlong Music Corp.
Marpet Music Corp.
Mars Records, Inc.
Marti Music
Martin, James H., Inc.
Martin Music
Marvin Music Co.
Maser Music Publishing Corp.
Mason Music Corp.
Massey Music Co., Inc.
Maurice, Peter, Music Co., Ltd.,
The
Maxwell Music Corp.
Maxwell-Wirges Publications
Mayfair Music Corp.
Maypole Music, Inc.
Maytone Music Publishers
McHugh & Adamson Music, Inc.
Mecca Music Corp.
Medallion Songs
Melanie Music Co.
Melgar Music, Inc.
Melhedd Music Publishers
Melo-Art Music Pub.
Melody Music Co.
Melody Music, Inc.
Melomusic Publications, Inc.
Melrose Music Corp.
Melrose, Walter, Music Co.
Memory Music Publishers
Merit Music Co.
Met Music Publications
Midway Music Co.
Milbee Music, Inc.
Milene Music
Milford Music Co.
Miller, Bob, Inc.
Miller Music Corp.
Mills Music, Inc.
Miranda Music Pub. Co.
Mitchell Music Corp.
Mode Music, Inc.
Modern Music Pub.
Mogull, Ivan, Music. Corp.
Moke II Music
Monaco, James V., Inc.
Monitor Music Corp.
Monmar Music, Inc.
Mood Music Co., Inc.
Motley Music Co., Inc.
Morris, Edwin H., & Co., Inc.
Movietone Music Corp.
Muirfield Music Corp.
Musette Pubis., Inc.
Musi -Chord Pub. Co.
Music Hall Songs, Inc.
Music Makers Pub. Co.
Music Productions
Music Workshop
Musical Works
Musicland Pub. Co.
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Mutual Music Society, Inc.
Myers Music
Nacio Pub., Inc.
National Music Pub. Corp.
Nationwide Songs, Inc.
Neiburg, Al J., Music Pub.
Neilson Music Co.
New Sounds inModern Music
New World Music Corp.
New York Music
Newman, Charles, Pub.
Newman, Lee, Music
Noble Music Corp.
North fir Son Music, Inc.
Northern Music Corp.
Noteworthy Music, Inc.
Novelty Music Co.
Oahu Publishing Co.
Oakland Music Co.
O'Connor and Miller Music Corp.
Octave Music Pub Corp.
Odette Music Corp.
Official Music Co., Inc.
O'Flynn, Charles, Pub.
O'Kay Music Co.
Old Homestead Pub. Co.
Ofman, Abe, Music, Inc.
Omar Music Corp.
Oriole Music Corp.
Orlob Music Co.
Orten Music Co.
Oury, Mike, Music Pub.
Overb rook Pub. Co.
Owens- Kemp Music Co.
Oxford Music Corp.
Oxford University Press, Inc.
P. D. S. Music Pub., Inc.
Packard Music Co.
Paley Music Co.
Palm Springs Music Co.
Panorama Music Co.
Panther Music Corp.
Pair- Four Music Co.
Par Music Corp.
Paradise Music Corp.
Parakeet Music Corp.
Paramount Music Corp.
Paramount-Roy Rogers Music
Co., Inc.
Paris Music Co., Inc.
Parker Pub.
Paul-Berk Music Co.
Paxton, George, Inc.
Penn Music Co.
Penthouse Music, Inc.
Pepper, J. W., fir Son, Inc.
Photo Play Music Co., Inc.
Piano Melodies
Piantadosi Music Pub.
Pic Music Corp.
Pickwick Music Corp.
Piedmont Music Co., Inc.
Pilot Music Pub. Co.
Pine us, George, & Sons Music
Corp.
Pine Ridge Music, Inc.
Pinkard Pub., Inc.
Piper Music Co.
Planetary Music Pub. Corp.
Players Music Corp., The
Pleasant Music Pub. Corp.
Plymouth Music Co., Inc.
Pollsam Music Co.
"Pops" Music Pub. Co.
Popular Music Co.
Portilla Music Corp.
Post Music, Inc.
Presser, Theodore, Co.
Prestige Publishing Co.
Princess Music Pub. Corp.
Priscilla Music Corp.
Porducers Music Pub. Co., Inc.
Promenade Music, Inc.
Putnam Music, Inc.
Pyramid Music Co.
R. F. D. Music Pub. Co., Inc.
Randolph Music
Randy-Smith Music Corp.
Raphael, Fred, Music, Inc.
Raymor-McCollister Music
Publishers
Record Music Corp.
Record Songs, Inc.
Reis Publications, Inc.
Reliable Music Publisher
Religious Song Guild, Inc.
Remick Music Corp.
Remsen, Alice, Inc.
Renault Music Co., Inc.
Rene, Leon, Pub.
Revere Music Co.
Revil Music, Inc.
Reynolds Music Co.
Rhyme fir Rhythm, Inc.
Rialto Music Pub. Corp.
Richard Music Co.
Richelieu Music Pub. Co.
Ricki Music, Inc.
Ricordi, G., & Co.
Ringle, Dave
Rinn Music Co., Inc.
Ritchie Music Co., Inc.
Ritter, Tex, Music Pub., Inc.
Riverside Music Pub.
Robar Music Co.
Robbins Company, The
Robbins, J. J., Inc.
Robbins Music Corp.
Robert M usic Corp.
Roberty Music Co.
Robinson, j. Russel, Inc.
Rodeheaver Co., The
Rodeo Music Co.
Roger Music, Inc.
Roncom Music Co.
Ronell, Ann, Music, Inc.
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Rosarita Music, Inc.
Rose, David, Pub. Co.
Rosemeadow Pub. Corp.
Ross, Allan, Music Co.
Ross, Charles, Music Co., Inc.
Rossiter, Will
Round Table Music
Row, R. D., Music Co.
Rowell-Kelly Enterprises, Inc.
Roxbury Music Co.
Roy Music Co., Inc.
Royal Music Pub.
Rubank, Inc.
Ruby, Harry, Music Co.
Runnymede Music Co.
Ruval Music Co.
Rylan Music Corp.
Rytroc, Inc.
Sacred Music Press of the
Hebrew Union College-Jewish
Institute of Religion
Saga Music Corp.
St. Nicholas Music, Inc.
Sanders, Geo. H., Music Pub.
Sands Music Corp.
Sanjud Music Co., Inc.
Sanson Music Co.
Sapphire Songs
Saunders Pub., Inc.
Savoy Music Co., Inc.
Schirmer, G., Inc.
Sdiroeder, D. L.
Schumann Music Corp.
Schuster, Joe, Music Pub.
Schwartz Music Co.
Schwarz, Merrell, Music Co.,
The
Second Music Pub. Co., Inc.
Seneca Music Co.
Sequence Music, Inc.
Shale Enterprises, Inc.
Shamrock Music Pub., Inc.
Shapiro, Bernstein fir Co., Inc.
Shapiro, Ted, Music Co.
Shari Music Pub. Corp.
Shar ringer, Inc.
Shaw, Eddie, Music Co.
Shawnee Press, Inc.
Shefter, Bert, Prod.
Shelley, David, Publishing Co
Shelley Music, Inc.
Sheriton Music Pub. Co.
Sherman, Al, Music Co.
Sherwin Music, Inc.
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Shilkret, Nathaniel Music Co.,
Inc.
Show Tunes, Inc.
Shubert Music Pub. Corp.
Sigma Music, Inc.
Silhouette Music Corp.
Simon, George, Inc.
Sinatra Songs, Inc.
Skidmore Music Co., Inc.
Skinner Music Co., Inc.
Skip Music Co.
Skokie Music Co.
Skyline Music Co.
Smith, Ethel, Music Corp.
Smith, William J., Music Co.,
Inc.
Smith -Foley Music Pub.
Snyder Music Corp.
Society for the Publication of
American Music, Inc.
Somerset Music, Inc.
Songfest Music Corp.
Songs, Inc.
Songsmiths, Inc.
Sound post, Inc.
South Sea Music Co.
Southern Music Co.
Southern Music Pub. Co., Inc.
Southwest Music Co.
Souvenir Songs
Sovereign Music Corp.
Spectacular Music, Inc.
Spier, Larry, Inc.
Spina Music
Spinlan Music Corp.
Spitzer, Henry, Music Pub. Co.,
Inc.
Staff Music Pub. Co.,The
Stage Craft Music Corp.
Standard Music Publishers, Ltd.
Standard Songs
Standard Music Corp.
Stanley fir Livingston, Inc.
Stanley Music Co., Inc.
Stan wood Music Corp.
Starlight Music Co.
Starlight Songs, Inc.
Stasny Music Corp.
State Music Pub. Co., Inc.
Stephens, Bob, Inc.
Stone Music Corp.
Studio Music Corp.
Styne fir Cahn Music Co., Inc.
Summit Music Corp.
Summy Pub. Co.
Sunflower Music, Inc.
Sunset Music Publishers, Inc.
Supreme Music Corp.
Surrey Music Co.
Sweet Music, Inc.
Symphony House Music Pub.
TV Music Co.
Talent, Leo, Inc.
Tanglewood Music Corp.
Tarpon Music Co.
Taubman, Paul, Music Corp.
Taylor, Larry, Music Corp.
Tee Pee Music Co.
Templeton, Alec, Inc.
Tempo Music, Inc.
Tempo Pub. Co., The
Teri Music Co., Inc.
Texoma Music Corp.
Thomas, John, Music Corp.
Thomas, John, Music Corp.
Thompson, Kay, Music, Inc.
Thornhill Music Co.
Thunderbird Music
Tin Pan Alley
Tobey Music Corp.
Tobias & Lewis Music Pub.
Tone Music Co.
Top Notch Music Corp.
Top Tunes Co.
Torch Productions, Inc.
Town e Music Corp.
Toy Town Tunes
Trans American Music Co.
Transcontinental Music Corp.
Tray Music Corp.
Treble Music Pub., Inc.
Triangle Music Corp.
Tropical Music Pub.
True Blue Music Pub. Co.
Tune- House Publications
United Music Corp.
University Music Corp.
Urban Music Publications
Valando Music Corp.
Valley Brook Pub., Inc.
Valley Entertainment Ent., Inc.
Valmount Music Pub.
Valyr Music Corp.
Variety Music, Inc.
Venus Music Corp.
Vernon Music Corp.
Veronique Pub. Co., Inc.
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Victoria Music Corp.
Victoria Pub. Co.
Viking Music Corp.
Villa Moret, Inc.
Vim Music Corp.
Vinrob Music Co.
Vito Music Pub. Co.
Vogel, Jerry, Music Co., Inc.
Vogue Music Publications
Volkwein Brothers, Inc.
Von Tiber, Harry, Music Pub.
Co.
Voss Music Co.
Walden Music Corp.
Waldo Music Corp.
Walton Music Corp.
Warnow, Mark, Music
Warock Music, Inc.
Washington b Lee Pub.
Waverly, Jack, Music Pub.
Wayfarer Pub. Co., Inc.
Webster Music Corp.
Weintraub Music Co.
Weiss, Mac, Music Pub. Co.
Weiss, Sam, Music, Inc.
Wells Music, Inc.
Wemby Music Corp.
West Coast Music Pub.
Western Music Pub. Co.
Whale Music Corp.
Whalen Music
Whitcup, Leonard, Inc.
White Way Music Co.
Whiting Music Corp.
Williamson Music, Inc.
Willis Music Co.
Willow Music Corp.
Windsor Music Corp.
Windy City Music Co.
Witmark, M., & Sons
Wizell fir Day Music Corp.
Wizell, Murray, Pub. Co.
Wood, B. F., Music Co., The
Woodbine Music Co.
Woodward Music, Inc.
Words fir Music, Inc.
World Music, Inc.
Worth, Bobby, Music Pub., Inc.
Wynn, Charles, Publications
Yellen fir Fain
Youmans, Vincent, Co., Inc., The
Young, Victor, Pub., Inc.
Zephyr Music Pub. Co.
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PUBLISHERS, INC.
By CHARLES A. WALL
President and Treasurer
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ASSOCIATED MUSIC PUBLISHERS, INC., a wholly owned sub-
sidiary of Broadcast Music, Inc., serves the radio and television in-
dustry in the field of serious music. It is recognized at the present time as
one of the principal publishers and exploiters of contemporary music in
the United States and controls a very extensive and expanding catalog of
orchestral, band, chamber, instrumental and choral works by the foremost
American and foreign composers. In addition AMP also represents ex-
clusively in the United States many of the most famous serious music
catalogs of Europe such as Breitkopf & Haertel and Schott of Germany,
Schott and Universal Edition of England, Universal Edition of Austria and
Switzerland, Eschig of France, Union Musical Espanol of Spain, Suvini Zer-
boni and Sonzogno of Italy, and many others.
AMP is also the sole selling and exploitation agent in the United States
for serious works published by Broadcast Music, Inc., and BMI Canada,
Ltd. All performing rights are cleared through BMI.
The Board of Directors of the company are as follows:
Sydney M. Kaye, Chairman of BMI Board, Chairman; Carl Haverlin,
President of BMI; William S. Hedges; Paul W. Morency; J. Harold Ryan;
Charles A. Wall, President and Treasurer.
Officers of the company are : Charles A. Wall, President and Treasurer ;
Karl Bauer, Vice President ; Richard French, Vice President ; Benjamin V.
Grasso, Vice President ; Robert J. Burton, Secretary.
Foreign and domestic music catalogs represented.
Publishers
Associated Music Publishers, Inc., New York Enoch & Cie, Paris
Ed. Bote & C. Bock, Berlin Oesterreichischer Bundesverlag, Vienna
Breitkopf & Haertel, Leipzig & Wiesbaden Philharmonia Pocket Scores
Bre.tkopf Publ.car.ons, nc New York Schott & Company, Ltd., London
Broadcast Music, Inc., New York D c , . _ , . . .
BMI Canada, Ltd., Toronto B- Schottf Soehne< Ma,nz
Ludwig Doblinger, Vienna N- Simrock, Leipzig
Editions Max Eschig, Paris Casa Musicale Sonzogno, Milan
France Music Co., New York Universal Edition, Vienna, Zurich, London
C. F. Kahnt, Leipzig Edizoni Suvini-Zerboni, Milan
F. E. C. Leuckart, Munich Songs of Spain, Inc. (Union Musical Espanol),
Editions Adolph Nagel, Hanover Madrid
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By CARL HAVERLIN
President
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BECAUSE it expresses our philosophy in 1958 just as emphatically as it
did in 1957, we are repeating below our statement in last year's Radio
Annual and Television Yearbook :
During each day of the eighteen years of its existence Broadcast Music,
Inc., has adhered steadfastly to one basic principle — competition is healthy
and necessary. Because of this credo, BMI operates as a competitive force
in the field of performing rights. Because it believes in competition, BMI
operates in a manner intended to benefit all composers, all writers, all
music publishers, all users of music.
The result has been to establish an open door and an open market place
for all creators of music and for all publishers of music. Benefits of the
BMI policy continue to flow not only to well established publishers and
writers, but to the newcomers who have come into the field since the creation
of BMI.
In order to maintain a constantly growing source of music and to provide
a steady challenge to the progressive composer, writer, and publisher, BMI
has devoted its attention to all types of music. As a result, national, indeed
world-wide, interest has been focused on fields of music once considered
geographically limited or intellectually esoteric. The resultant democratiza-
tion of musical elements has developed a truly American music, one which
is made up of many forces, popular, country and western rhythm and
blues, concert. Because of this, the creators and the developers of these
musical forces have found new opportunities.
Today, BMI is proud of the fact that so many publishers, composers and
writers have found inspiration and remuneration in the open market place.
BMI begins its nineteenth year of existence as it did its first . . .
dedicated to the one basic principle — competition in music is as healthy and
necessary as in any other field of American endeavor.
OFFICERS OF BMI: Sydney M. Kaye, Chairman of the Board, Vice-president and Gen-
eral Counsel; Carl Haverlin, President; Robert J. Burton, Vice-president, Domestic Per-
forming Rights Administration, Secretary; Charles A. Wall, Vice-president in charge of
Finance; Roy Harlow, Vice-president in charge of Station Service; Glenn Dolberg, Vice-
president in charge of Station Relations; Jean Geiringer, Vice-president, Foreign Relations;
Harry P. Somerville, Vice-president, Non-Radio Licensing; Robert Sour, Vice-president,
Writer Relations; Theodora Zavin, Assistant Vice-president, Publisher Relations; Richard
Kirk, Assistant Vice-president, Publisher and Writer Relations (West Coast) .
DIRECTORS: (elected annually): Sydney M. Kaye, Chairman; Alfred Beckman, J. F.
Brauner, John Elmer, Joseph E. Baudino, Carl Haverlin, William S. Hedges, Herbert Hol-
lister, Leonard Kapner, Paul W. Morency, J. Leonard Reinsch, J. Harold Ryan, G. Richard
Shafto and William Regan.
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Affiliated Publishers is only partial
Aaron Music Company
Argo Music Co.
Abbott Music Pub.
Acama Music Co.
Acuff-Rose Publications
Administration Music Pub. Co.
Adams- Vee & Abbott, Inc.
Adanac Music Company
Adler, Larry, Music Co.
Adventure Music Co.
Agatha Music Corp.
Airlane Music, Inc.
Aladdin Music Publications
Algonquin Music, Inc.
Aljean Music Co.
Allen Rick Publications
All State Music Co.
Allen-Brinkley Pub.
Alliance Music Co.
Alvin Music Corporation
American Composer's Alliance
American Music, Inc.
American Performing Rights
Amijo Music
Amor Publications
Ample Music Pub. Co.
Andrea Music Co.
Angel Music Inc.
Appleton-Century, D. Co., Inc.
Aragon Music Company
Arc Music Corp.
Arch Tone Pub. Co.
Arlene Music Co.
Ariston Music Inc.
Arrow Music Press, Inc.
Associated Composers, Inc.
Associated Music Publishers, Inc.
Athens Music
Atlantic Music Corp.
Audnel Music Co.
Aurry, Gene Music Publishing
Avas Music Pub. Co.
Avery Music Company
Avon Music, Inc.
Babb Music
Barton, Earl, Music Co.
Ball Music Publishing Company
Banbury Music, Inc.
Banks Music Co.
Bar Music Publishing Company
Barclay Music Company
Barron Music Company
Bartlett & Hartman Music
Baxter-Wright Music Co., Inc.
Bayes Music Corp.
Bayou Music Co.
Becker-Williams Publications
Beechwood Music Corp.
Begonia Music
Belfry Music
Bellemeade Music
Bell Music Co.
Bell-Tone Music Publishing Co.
Ben-Chazi Enter.
Benell Music Publ.
Bentley Music Co.
Benton Public.
Bergallam Music
Berger Publishing Company
Berkeley Music, Inc.
Berkshire Music Inc.
Berry Music Corp.
Beverly Music Inc.
Berwick Music Corp.
Biernat & Dietz Music Publ.
Big Chief Music Co.
Big "D" Pub. Co.
Billace Music Co.
Biltmore Music, Inc.
Blackwood Music
Blane Music Company
Blaze Songs, Inc.
Blazon Music Company
Block, Martin Music Inc.
Bluebird Music Company
Blue Grass Music
Blue Jay Songs
Blue Note Records
Blue River Music Inc.
Blue Variety Productions
Bob -Dan Music Co.
Bomart Music Corp.
Bond, Johnny, Music Co.
Boulevard Music Inc.
Bow & Arrow Music Co.
Boxer Music Co.
Boyt, Earl Pub. Co.
BMI Canada Ltd.
Bradshaw, Inc.
Brazos Valley Music
Brenner Music, Inc.
Brent Music Corp.
Brewster Music Pub. Inc.
B. R. S. Music Corp.
Brittany Music, Inc.
Britton Music Corp.
Broadcast Music, Inc.
Brookdale Music Co.
Brown wood Music Co.
Bryden Music, Inc.
Bugle Boy Music Co.
Burley Music, Inc.
Byron Music Co.
Calabar Music Pub.
Calvert Pub. Co.
Calvin Music Co.
Cal-York Music, Inc.
Cammarota Record & Pub. Co.
Candice Music Inc.
Candy's Playhouse Inc.
Canford Music, Inc.
Capa Music
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Capri Music
Carlot Music, Inc.
Carnegie Music Co.
Carnival Music Company, Inc.
Casa Musicale Sonzogno
Cascales, Joe, Music Publisher
Cavalier Music Pub. Co.
Cedarwood Pub. Co., Inc.
Celestial Music Pub. Co., Inc.
Central Songs, Inc.
Century Songs, Inc.
Cerabino, L. G.
Challenge Music Co.
Chambers Music Co.
Champ Music Co.
Charill Music Pub. Co.
Chase Music Co.
Chaz-Mar Music Pub. Co.
Chelsea Music Corporation
Cherio Music Publishers, Inc.
Chicago Music Publisher
Children's Record Guild
Chips Music Corp.
Chords Music Publishers
Christian Music Publishing Co.
Cille and Dail Publications
Cireco Music
Claremont Music Company
Clow, 0. B. (Estate of)
Coast to Coast Music Corp.
Cobal Music, Inc.
Coblin Music Co.
Cole Corporation, M. M.
Coliseum Music Co., Inc.
Collwill Corporation
Colonial Music Publishing Co.
Colortunes Publishers
Columbia Music Publishing Co.
Command Music Co., Inc.
Commercial Music, Inc.
Commodore Music Corporation
Conley Music
Contemporary Music
Continental Record Co.
Cool Music Co.
Co par Music, Inc.
Conrad Publ. Co.
Cordial Music
Country Music
Cranford Music Corp.
Crestline Music Pub.
Crestwood Publications
Cross Music Company
Crossroads Music Co.
Cundy-Bettony Co.
D. R. & P. Co.
Dallas Music Co., Inc.
Dana Pub. Co.
Danby Music Co.
Dance Music Corp.
Dandelion Music Co
Dare Music Co.
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Davis & Ostergard
Daywin Music, Inc.
D'Eberle Music Pub. Co.
Debra Music
Debut Publications
Decatur Music Co.
Delaware Music Co.
Dennis Music Co.
Destiny Music Pub.
Devere, Robert Music Co.
De Vorzon Music Co.
Dexter, Al, Music Publishing
Dickinson, Harold H.
Dinehart Music Company^ The
Diva Records, Inc.
Dixie Music Publishing Co.
Dolan, Ann
Domino Music Corporation
Don Carlos Music
Doraine Music Publishing Co.
Doraine, Peter, Inc.
Dorchester Music Co.
Dornix Music, Inc.
D'oro Music Pub.
Drexall Music Pub. Co.
D. Dreyer Co., Inc.
Driftwood Pub. Co., Inc.
Duchess Music Corporation
Dunbar Music Co.
Dunhill Music Corp.
Dynamic Music Co.
E.M.C. Music Pub. Co.
Eagle Music Publishing Corp.
Eastern Music Pub. Co., Inc.
Eastwick Music Co.
Eccma Music Company
Edizioni Kramer (Milano)
Edizioni Mascheroni (Milano)
Edizioni Musicali Di Lazzaro
Edizioni Musicali Italiane
Edizioni Suvini Zerboni
Edlee Music Corp.
Edward, Arthur, Music Co.
Egap Music, Inc.
Elkane Music Company
Embassy Music Corp.
Emblem Music Co.
Emco Music Company
Emerson Music Publications, Inc.
Emperor Music Inc.
Emporium Music
Encore Music Publications, Inc.
Englewood Pub.
Eskelin, Neil, Pub. Co.
Esquire Music Co.
Essay Music Company
Everybody's Music
Excellorec Music Co.
Excelsior Music Publishing Co.
Fairfax Music Company
Fairway Music Corp.
Falstaff Music Co., Inc.
Fanwood Music Publications
Fee Bee Music
Fellows Music
Ferrer, Jose, Music Inc.
Fi- Del Music Publishing Co.
Fiboke Music
Fine Songs
Flair Pub. Co.
Flex Songs
Florida Music Company
Folk Songs
Folkways Music Publishers Inc.
Ford Music, Inc.
Four-Star Music Company
Four Star Sales Co.
Fowler, Wallace Publications
France Music Company
Francis & Wilmore Music Pub.
Franciscan Music Co.
Franklin Pub. Co.
Frederick Music Publ. Co.
Freeman, Albert Edward
Freeman, Porky, Pub. Co.
Fremart Music Company
Fulton Music Pub.
G & H Music Publ. House
C-Note Record Corp.
G. M. S. Music Publishing Co.
Gabriel Records
Gainsborough Music, Inc.
Gala Music Publishing Corp.
Gale & Gayles, Inc.
Gallatin Music Corp.
Gaviota Music Inc.
Gay, Evelyn Pub. Co.
Gay lord Music Co.
Gerald Music
Gilbert Music Publishers
Gil Music Corp.
Glenwood Music Corp.
Globe Music Corp.
Gloria Music Co.
Goday Music Inc.
Gold Coast Pub. Co.
Golden Gate Quartet Music Co.
Golden Songs
Golden State Songs
Golden Tune Publishers
Golden West Melodies, Inc.
Golden West Music Publications
Gordon Music Company
Gospel Quartet Music Co.
Gospeltone Music Corp.
Graham Music Co.
Gralow Music Pub. Co.
Gran son, Jose, Music Co.
Granite Music Co.
Great Oaks Music
Green Music Publications
Greta Music Co.
H & L Music Corp.
H. M. Banner Publications
Halama, Frank J., Publications
Halgra Songs
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Halliburton Music
Hamblen, Stuart, Music Co.
Hamblen Music, Inc.
Hanna & Co.
Har-Bock Music Co.
Harmonia Publishing Co.
Harmony Music Publishers
Harpeth Hills Music
Harris & Vavrin
Hartmann & Van Horn
Harvard Music, Inc.
Harvey Music
Hawaii Conservatory Pub. Co.
Hayloft Publications
Hearth ne Music Co,
Heart Songs
Helport Music
Heim, Marty Music Co.
Hesch Music Corp.
Highland Music Co.
Higuera Publ. Music
Hill and Range Songs, Inc.
Hill Music Publishing Company
Hillbilly Music Publishing Co.
Hi-Lo Music
Hilltown Music Inc.
Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, Inc.
Hoffman Songs
Hollenden Music Co.
Hold's Music, Inc.
Hollywood House Music Pub-
lishing Co.
Holmes Publications
Horn Publications
Hoosier Music Publications
House of Carols
House of Irish Songs
Howard, Jack, Publications, Inc.
Hudson -Dart Music Co.
Ichabod Music Co.
Inco Music Company
Independent Music Publishers
Indigo Music, Inc.
Inman, Autry, Music Pub. Co.
Inspirational Music Corp.
Instrumental Music Inc.
Inter- American Music Pub. Co
Iris Music Pub.
Iris-Trojan Music Corp.
Jaglea Music Corp.
Jamboree Musk
Jan Music
Jari Music Co.
Jason Music
| a tap Publ. Co., Inc.
Jayco Music
Jean Music Company
Jeannette Music Pub.
Jeramac Music Co.
Jet Music Pub.
Jiffy Pub. Co.
Jill Music Co.
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Jimskip Music, Inc.
Johnstone-Montei, Inc.
Johnstone Music, Inc.
Joni Music Inc.
Jopz Records
Joshua Corp.
Judson Music Co.
Juke Box Alley, Inc.
Kahl Music Co.
Kaiser Music Co.
Kampas, William T.
Kanawha Music Pub.
Kaolene Corp.
Karen Publications
Karr, Jerome J.
Kaymusic Publishers
Keith Music Pub.
Keel Music Co.
Keenote Music
Kelly Music Publications
Kelton-Romm Music Company
Kendis, Sonny, Music Pub.
Kenneth Publishing Company
Kentucky Folk Music
Kerr, Bob, Prod.
Kerr, Edward
Keyes, Baron, Pub.
Keystone Music Co.
Kingsbury Music, Inc.
Klive Music Pub. Co.
Knudson, Thurston
Kord Music Company
Koss Music Co.
Kynd Music Pub.
Label Music Co.
Lake Erie Music
Lake Front Music
Lakeland Music Co.
Lamp Music Pub.
Lance Music Pub.
Lana Music
Lane, Ziggy, Music
Langley Music Co.
Langlois Filmusic, Inc.
Lang- Worth Publications, Inc.
Laura -Lea Music
Larrabee Music Co.
Lawn Music
LaVinrac Music Co.
Lawrence, Johnny, Music
Leal, Felipe Valdes
LeCoq Music
Lee, Robert, Music Publishers,
Inc.
Legato Music Corp.
Leora Music
Les Kangas Music Pub. Co.
Libijon Music Co.
Levingston Music, Inc.
Lin Pub. Co.
Lin -Da Pub I. Co.
Little Jazz Music Pub., Inc.
Locust Music Pub.
Lion Public. Co.
Lois Music Publishing Co.
London Music Corp.
Lone Star Music Co.
Long, J. Baxter
Los Feliz Music Co.
Lowell Music Corp.
Lowery Music Co.
Lucky Music Publishers
Ludlow Music, Inc.
Lupal Music Co.
Luther Music, Inc.
Lynbrook Music Inc.
Lynn Music Corp.
M-E Meiodies
M & M Music Co.
Mac Heather Music House
Mack-Nell Publications
Mackley Music Publishing Co.
Maestro Music Company
Maggie Music Co.
Magnolia Music Corp.
Magnus Music
Main Music Publishing Com-
pany, The
Main Street Songs, Inc.
Mallory Music Pub.
Major Melodies
Major Minor Music
Malabar Music, Inc.
Manhattan Melodies Music Pub.
Manning House Music
Marchant, J. C, Publications
Marcy, Victor
Mardi Cras Music Company
Marigold Music Co., Inc.
Marino Music Company
Mark-Lee Music Company
Marks, E. B. Music Corp.
Marlyn Music Pub.
Marmor Music Inc.
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Martin, Mack, Music Co.
Marvin Music Corp.
Marsales, Frank
Martel Music Co.
Martens, W. F., Music Co.
Master Music Publishers
Maxted Music Co.
Maxwell, Ray, Pub. Co.
May land Music Publ. Co.
Maytime Music, Inc.
Maywood Music Co.
Maze Publications
McClellan Music Company
Medallion Music Co.
Meg Music
Mellin Music, Inc.
Mellow Music Publishing Co
Mellostone Music Co.
Melodies of the Americas
Melody Lane, Inc. (Peer)
Melody Trails, Inc.
Memphis Music Publishers, The
Mercer Music
Merge Music
Meridian Music Corp.
Merion Music, Inc.
Merit Music, Inc.
Merrick Music Co.
Merrymount Music Inc.
Meteor Music
Metropolitan Music Company
Mezzo Music Co.
Michele Pub. Co.
Mickey Music
Micor Publishing Company
Mid Music
Miller-Steinberg-Katz Music
Mipa Productions, Inc.
Miracle Music Company
Mission Hills Publications
Mission Pub. Co.
Missud, Jean M. (B.M.I.)
Modern Melo Melody Publ.
Modern Melodies Publishing Co.
Modern Music Publishing Co.
Mohawk Music Publishing Co.
Monahan Music Publications
Monarch Music Company
Money Music
Monmouth Publishing Company
Mono-Music
Monroe Music Company
Monroe, Bill, Music Inc.
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Montague Music Co.
Montauk Music
Montclare Music Corp.
Monument Music, Inc.
Moonlight Music
Morris Music Publications
Morrison Music Company
Morrissey Music Company
Morro Music Corp.
Morton Music Corp.
Motif Music
Motion Music Co.
Motor City Music Publishers
Mr. Music Co.
Munson Music Co.
Murob Music Publishers
Musi-cal Pub. Co.
Music Art Publications
Music City Copyrights
Music for Frets
Music For Young America Co.
Music of Today, Inc.
Music Products, Inc.
Music Publications
Muzik Masters Company
Nash Murray Assoc, Inc.
National Broadcasting Co., Inc.
Navajo Music, Inc.
Nelson, Overson Publications
New Era Music Corporation
Newton, Al
Niksch, Donald E.
Nimisilla Music Company
Normandy Music, Inc.
Northeastern Music Company
Nor-Va-Jak
Nuclear Music Co.
Nu-Tune Music Corporation
Nutter, Carl, Music Pub. Co.
Nu-Way Music Pub. Co.
Oakhurst Music Pub. Co.
Oceanic Music Co.
Ohio Music Co.
Old Charter Pub. Co., Inc.
Old Judge Music
Oliver-Jacobs Music
Omnibus Music Co.
Opal Music Inc.
Open Road Music
Optimist Songs Co.
Oree Music
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Orlando Music Co.
Ozark Music
Pace Music Co.
Pal Music Co.
Palladium Music Publishing Co.
Pamco Music, Inc.
Panda Records
Panhandle Music
Panorama Music
Pan Publ. Co.
Parade Music
Paris, James B.
Parliament Music, Inc.
Pastor Music Co.
Patmar Music Company, Inc.
Patricia-Kahl Music Pub. Corp.
Paul Music Co., Inc.
Peer International Corporation
Pemora Music Company, Inc.
Pennant Music Pub. Co.
Perco Music Co.
Phoenix Music Corp.
Phono-Tunes Music Company
Philharmonic Pub. Co.
Piccadilly Music Corp.
Pico Music Pub. Co.
Pitchpipe Music Co.
Pinelawn Music Pub. Co., Inc.
Pleasant Valley Music
Pollard Music
Porgie Music Corporation
Powell, Wayne
Pop Songs, Inc.
Presley, Elvis, Music, Inc.
Pre-View Publications
Pritchett Publications
Professional Music, Inc.
Progressive Music Publishing
Prosser Music Publishing Co.
Pulse Publishing Corp.
Pure Music
Putman Publications
Quaker Music Company
Quality Music Company, Inc.
Quartet Music Co.
Quincy Music Publishers
Quintet Music Co.
Radio-Active Music
Ranchero Songs
Radon Music Co.
Rainbow Melodies Music Co.
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Rainbow Music Publishers
Raleigh Music Publishing Co.
Rancho Music
Rand Music Co.
Randolph, Al, Publications
Rapture Music Co.
Rayven Music Co., Inc.
Real American Pub. Co.
Real Cone Music, Inc.
Records Music Publ.
Red, White & Blue Publications
Red River Songs
Redwood Music Co., Inc.
Regent Music Corp.
Re is Herb, Music Corp.
Release Music, Inc.
Remarque Music Publishing Co.
Republic Music Corporation
Rex Music Publishers
Rhythm Enterprises, Inc.
Rhythms Of The West
Ricordi C, & Co.
Ridgeway Music
Rinker, Charles, Music Pub.
River Music Co.
Rockland Music Corp.
Roe Publishing Co.
Romance Music Publications
Rongwen Music, Inc.
Rondo Music
Roosevelt Music Co.
Rork, Ernest A., & Son
Ron -Ron Music
Rosarch Pub. Co.
Rosemart Music Co.
Rosyln Music Company
Roxy Music Corp.
Royal Crown Music Company
Royal Music Corporation
Ruby Music Co.
Rudy Vallee Music Publications
Rumbalero Music, Inc.
Rush-Berkshire Music Corp.
Russell Music Co.
Sagebrush Music Pub. Co.
S and W Music Pub. Co.
San Juan Music Publishing Corp
Sapphire Music Publisher
Savannah Music, Inc.
Savoy Music Company
Sawaya Publications, Inc., The
Schaeffer's, Peter, Music Corp
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Seabreeze Music, Inc.
Sea-Lark Entr., Inc.
Scott-Mart Music Pub. Co.
Seidel, Emil, Music Plb'g Co.
Selroy Music Pub. Co.
Sensational Music Pub. Co.
Seven Seas Music Pubs.
Seven-Eleven Music Pub.
Shaw Music
Shealy Music Pub. Co., Inc.
Sheldon-Mitchell Pub Corp.
Sheldon Music, Inc.
Shell Music Co.
Sheridan Music Corp.
Shermack Music Co.
Sherman-Huston Music
Sherman Music Co.
Sherwood Music Pub. Co.
Shirgus Publishing
Shopa Music Publications
Shutt, Albert Music Publisher
Signet Music Co.
Simon House, inc.
Singer, Murray, Music Pub.
Skrivanek Music
Skyway Records & Music Pub.
Slate Enterprises, Inc.
Smith Publications
Snyder, Fenton Publications
Society of Jewish Composers,
Publishers and Songwriters
Song Ads Inc.
Song Prod., Inc.
Songs of the Hills Music Pub.
Co.
Song-Ranch Publications
Sonorous Music Co., Inc.
Sooner Music Inc.
Sophisticate Music, Inc.
Sound Music Pub. Co.
Space Songs
Spanish Music Center
Spin Music, Inc.
Spitzer Songs, Inc.
Starrite Pub. Co.
Starstan Music Corp.
Stella Music Co., Inc.
Stenton Music Inc.
Stern Music Publishing Co.
Steven, Arthur Publications
Stevens Music Corporation
Stratton Music, Inc.
Stuart Music, Inc.
Studio Music Co.
Sudbury Music Corp.
Sunbeam Music Corp.
Sundial Songs
Sunrise Music Company
Surf Music Corp.
Susquehanna Prod., Inc.
Swansongs Publications
Sweco Music Corp.
Swing & Tempo Music Co.
T-C Publishing Corp.
T. J. Music
Tamasa Music Co.
Tannen Music, Inc.
Taps Agency
Tarry-Town Music Co.
Tawny Publishing Co.
Temerity Music Inc.
Tennessee Music Corp.
Terrace Music
Terrific Tunes
Thomas Cole Publishing Co.
Thornwood Music Pub. Co.
Tiffany Music Company
Timberland Publishing Co.
Time Music Company
Tollie Music, Inc.
Tono Record Co.
Topik Tunes
Trans Music Corp.
Trans-World Music Publ., Inc.
Travis Music, Inc.
Tree Pub. Co.
Trend Music
Triad Music Company
Trianon Publications
Trinity Music Co., Inc.
Trio Music Company
Triumph Publications, Inc.
Tropical Song Counter
Tubb, Ernest, Music Inc.
Tune Towne Tunes
Ulysses & Bagby
U. S. Music, Inc.
Una Publishing Co.
Unart Music Corp.
Unger Music
Unique Music Publishers
Universal Music Sales
Uranus Music Company
Urban, Max & Co.
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Val Music Corporation
Valentine Music Pub.
Valiant Music Company, Inc.
Valley-Hill Music Co.
Valley Publishers, Inc.
Valley View Music, Inc.
Vainer, Kurt
Van Brunt Publishing Company
Vanguard Songs
Van's Music Co.
Variety Music Company
Venice Music, Inc.
Vetter, Jack, Music Corp.
Vidor Publications
Village Music Co.
Villa nova Music Co.
Vincent Music Co., Inc.
Vogue Music Corporation
Volunteer Musk Sales Co.
W. F. A. Enterprises
Wade Franklin, Publications
Ward, Clara, Publications
Ward & Sears Music, Inc.
Warman Music
Warner Studio
Warren Publications
Waterloo Music Co.
Webster Music Company
Weddington Music, Inc.
Weiss & Barry, Inc.
Wemar Music Corporation
Westbrook Publications
Westbury Music Co.
Whimsy, Ltd.
White, Elmore, Music
Wilcox Music Publishing Co.
Wildcat Music
Wilier, Slim, Songs
Williams, Dootsie, Pub.
Winchester Music Inc.
Winneton Music Corp.
Winthrop, G. & Company
Wise Music Publications
Wonder Music Pub. Co.
Wonderland Music Co., Inc.
Wyner Music Publishers
Yahres Publications
Zodiac Music Corp.
Zoeller Music Co.
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By PAUL HEINECKE
President
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THIS past year it occurred to a group of us at SESAC that the time was
ripe for a musical renaissance. That there was a great need on the part
of most music users — radio and television stations included — for good music
in quality performance was as certain as is our being in the midst of an
atomic age. SESAC knows it has fulfilled much of the need by sending gratis
to the broadcasting industry great quantities of recorded albums, all com-
posed of the SESAC copyrighted repertory. Over 75,000 albums, featuring
the finest in popular, jazz, classical, country and western, religious, mood,
polka, and band selections, have been released to the radio and television
stations of this country and Canada. Each selection in these albums has been
chosen with care and discrimination. That the effort was and is successful
is a matter of record — over 10,000 comment cards have been received from
the broadcasting industry proclaiming the high caliber of these recordings,
and telling us that they play an important part in the stations' all-round
musical programming. So, by the simple science of numbers and based upon
reports from the broadcasting industry itself, SESAC performances for
1957 again spiralled to great heights.
Not only are we at SESAC hopping to keep abreast of daily requests, but,
also, as a result of this spotlighting of the SESAC repertory are the record
companies, performing artists, orchestral societies, choral groups, dance
orchestras and the producers of the country's leading radio and television
shows all bolstering their programs with what remains the best music in
America — the SESAC repertory.
SESAC is proud and happy to start 1958 with the United Nations as its
most recent Transcribed Library subscriber. To be sure, this is not just
another account nor is it merely the act of a producer supplying a user with
a much-needed item ; rather is it concrete proof that music remains the in-
ternational language. Good music knows no barriers, no tonal curtains ;
and if they be works of value, will continue to live and inspire spiritual,
mental and cultural growth.
It is our hope that in some way the care, taste, talent, and repertory that
have gone into the production of the SESAC Transcribed Library will not
only bring happiness and entertainment to all races and creeds the world
over, but, also, will serve as an instrument of peace through which the
peoples of the world will come to know and understand each other better. If
our music and efforts are instrumental in such an achievement, then the past
years have been worth every day of their living and the future holds no
challenge that we cannot meet.
Good luck and best wishes for your health and happiness in the year
ahead.
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Abernathy Pub. Co.
Accord, Edition
Accordion Music Publishing Co.
Adamus, A.
Adamus, Zenobiusz
Albright Music Company
Amsco Music Publishing Co.
Andrea Music Co., Inc.
Arberne Music Co.
Arct, M.
Ashmall, Wm. E., Company
Augsburg Publishing House
Avalon Music Publishing Co.
Aztec Music Company
Babwin Publications
Barnes, A. S., & Company, Inc.
Barnhouse, C. L., Company
Bartlett, E. M.
Barwicki, K. T.
Bass Co., The
Bava's, John, Music
Beazley, Samuel W., & Son
Beirly, Alfred, Co.
Bendix Publishing Corp.
Berge Music Co.
Bienstock, Siegfried
Blake, Whitney, Music Publishers
Braun, Herbert J.
Braun Music Co.
Braun Organization, The
Breuer, Harry
Broadcast Music Publishers
Broadman Press, The
Brumley, Albert E., and Sons
Bryant Music Company
Calbo, N.
Capitol Music Co.
Cardilli, M. V.
Carlton Music Pub.
Catholic Music Co.
Central Music Co.
Century Music Publishing Co.
Century Press
Cerruti, John M.
Chandler-Ebel Music Co.
Chantry Music Press, Ltd.
Chart Mrs., Pub. House, Inc.
Choral Press
Church Music Co.
Clayton, Norman J.
Clef Music Corp.
Coanacher, B.
Coleman, Robert H.
Coleman, Robert H., Publishing
Co.
Colin, Charles
Composers Press, Inc., The
Concord Music Publishing Co.,
Inc.
Concordia Pub. House
Convention Press
Cooper, W. Oliver
Craig, Ivy E.
Crawford, Percy B.
Cummings, M. Homer
Czytelnik
Daniel, John, Quartet Song Pub.
Darom, Edition
Davis, Marion, Company, The
Dawson, William L.
Dean, Emmet S.
Dean & Edmiaston
Dean & Evridge
Dean & Franklin
Dean & Hensley
Dean & Morgan
Dean & Sebren
Deiro, Pietro
Deiro, Pietro, Publications
Denson Trio Music Co.
Denson-Parris Music Co.
Denison, T. S., & Company
Di Bella, 0., Music Co.
Diamant, Abraham
Eagle Pass Mus. Publ.
Edel, Yizchak
Edition Accord
Edition Darom
Edition Gil-Ron
Edition Hazemer
Edition Jastrzab
Edition Olympia
Edition Pizmon
Edition Pro Arte
Ellis, V. B. (Vep)
Eulenburg, Ernst, Ltd.
turopa Music Co.
Evangel Music Co.
Fairbank, H. W., Company
Faith Music, Inc.
Ferrill, J. W.
Firm Foundation Publishing House
FitzSimons, H. T., Co., Inc.
Forberg, Rob.
Forecast Music
Fouts, S. G.
Fouts-Payne Music Co.
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Frador Music Market
Future Music
Gale Music
Gebethner & Wolff
Georgi & Vitak Music Co.
Gilbert Music Company
Gil-Ron, Edition
Ginsburg, Dov, Publ.
Goddard Publishing Co.
Gornston, David
Gospel Music Publications
Gospel Songs, Inc.
Grabczewski, F.
Grammer, Frank
Gregorian Institute of America
Gurley, Robert G.
Gurley Music Co.
Haber-Helasco, H.
Hall Music Co., The
Hall & McCreary Co.
Hanson, Eddy
Hartford Music Co., The
Hart's Music Company
Hathaway, Franklin Earl, Mus.
Pub.
Hawkins, Clyde W.
Hazemer, Edition
Heinrichshofen's Verlag
Henson, J. M., Music Co.
Heritage Music Publications, Inc.
Hicks, Charles
Hoffman, Raymond A., Co.
Holbrooke, Josef
Huffer, Fred K.
Humphries, Bruce, Inc.
Hymntime Publishers
Idzikowski, Leon
Idzikowski, M.
"IPA," Israel Publishers Agency
"ISCAM," Israel Society of Com-
posers, Authors & Music Pub-
lishers
Jastrzab, Edition
Jaworsky-Pandy Music
Publishing Co.
Jeffress Music Company
Jewell, Fred, Music Co.
Jusko, Ralph, Editions
Jusko, Ralph, Publ., Inc.
Kanner Music Publishing Co.
Keene, Hank, Inc.
Kelman Music Corp.
Keyboard Publishing Co.
King, K. L., Music House
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King Music Publishing Corp.
Kjos, Neil A., Music Co.
Krachtus, John, Co.
Krone, Max and Beatrice
Kuthan, E.
Lillenas Publishing Co.
Lister, Mosie
Lister, Mosie, Publications
Littig, Frank, Music Publishing
Co.
Liturgical Music Company
Liturgical Music Press, Inc.
Ludwig Music Publishing Co.
Maciejo-.vski, ZB.
Markiewicz, Adam
Master Music Press, Inc.
McKinley Publishers, Inc.
McLaughlin & Reilly Co.
Mercury Music Corp.
Modern Music Library
Moniuszko Publishing Co.
Moore, David
Morris- Henson Music Co.
Mosti, Joe, Accordion Mus. House
Music Press
Music Press, Inc.
Music Products Corp.
Musical Melody Publishers
Musieountry Tunes, Inc.
National Music Company
National Music Company, Inc.
Nattrass-Schenck, Inc.
Nazarene Publishing House
Nemmers, M. L. Publishing Co.
Network Music Publishers
Northwestern Press, The
Nowa Scena
Nowacki, Henryk X.
Olympia, Edition
Pace, Adger M.
Pagani, 0., & Bro., Inc.
Pa lima Music Co.
Pallma, Frank, Music Publisher
Pallma Music Products Corp.
Panella, Frank A.
Panella Music Co.
Paragon Music Publishers
Parks, J. A., Company, The
Parris Music Co.
Parris, 0. A.
Perry, F. Clark, Co.
°erry's Sons, A. W., Inc.
Pioneer Music Press
Pizmon, Edition
Podgorski, I.
Polonia Publishing Co.
Polskie Towarzystwo Muzyki
Wspolczesnej
Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyki
Wspolczesnej
Poltawski, Aleksander
Pomaranski, Zygmunt
Popular Music Publications
Princess Publications
Pro Art Publications
Pro Arte, Edition
Puritan Publishing Co.
"PWM," Polskie Wydawnictwo
Muzyczne
"PWP," Przedstawicielstwo
Wydawnictwo Polskich (Asso-
ciation of Polish Publishers)
Quartet Music Company
Quincke, Walter A.
Radio City Guitar Studio
Rainbow Music Co.
Ramola Music
Ramsey, Will M.
Ramsey fir Parker
Revival Music Company
Ricart & Cia, Luis, S. L.
Roat, Chas. E., Music Co.
Rolseth Pub. Co.
Rozan Publishing Co.
Rudnicki, Walery
Rynczak, J.
Rzepecki, J.
Sacred Music Foundation, The
Sage & Sand Mus. Pub.
Sajewski, W. H., Music and
Publishing Co., Inc.
Samely, Sam
Schmidt, Arthur P., Co., Inc., The
Schmitt, Hall & McCreary Co.
Schmitt, Paul A., Music Company
Schmitt Pubs., Inc.
Scholin, C. Albert, fir Sons, Inc.
Schuberth, Edward, fir Co., Inc.
Sebren, George W., Music Co.
Select Music Company
Selmer, H. & A., Inc.
Seyfarth, G.
Sherwood Music Co.
Showalter, A. J., Company, The
Showalter, G. H. P.
Simon, Frank
Singenberger, John
Singenberger, Otto
Singspiration
Singtime Publishing Co.
Slaski, H.
Slater, Will W.
Smith, Alfred B.
Southern Music Plate Co.
Speer, Ben, Music
Stamps-Baxter Music fir Printing
Co.
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Stamps Quartet Music Company,
Inc.
Stamps, V. 0., Music Company
Standard Music Company
Standard Songs
Stanphill, Ira
Stirling Music Publishing Co.
Sunday School Board of the
South Baptist Convention, The
Target Music Co.
Tav-Rina, Edition
Taylor, Lonnie, Publ.
Teddlie, Tillit S.
Tennessee Music fir Printing Co.
Thomas, Alvis 0.
Thomas, J. E.
Thompson Music Company
Times Square Mus. Publ.
Top Music Publishers, Inc.
Tovey, Herbert G.
Towarzystwo Wydawnicze
Muzyki Polskiej
Treasure Chest Publications, Inc.
Triangle Music Co.
Trio Music Co.
Universum
Varner, Wallace B.
Vaughan, James D., Music
Publisher
Vitak-Elsnic Co.
Volpe Music Co.
Walls, W. M.
Warde, Harry
Warner, F. Eugene
Weaner-Levant Publications
Weaner, Maxwell
Wells, Kenneth H.
Western Accordion Music
Company
Wheelwright, Lorin F.
Whitney Blake Music Publishers
Wiehler, Zygmunt
Wilensky, Moshe
Windsor Music Company
Winsett, R. E., Music Co.
Winternirz, Chanan
Witczyk, Stanislaw
"WJR"
Wohl, Jehuda
Woodward, M. H.
World Library of Sacred Music
Wydawnictwo Muzyczne Arcta
Wynert, Johnny
"Zaiks," Zwiazek Autorow,
Kompozytorow i Wydawcow
Zak, Czeslaw
Zalewski, B.
Zaremba, Alojzy
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1958
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OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE PERSONNEL — 1957-1958
1721 De Sales St. N.W., Washington 6, D. C.
President
Dr. W. R. G. Baker, Syracuse University,
Syracuse, N. Y.
EIA STAFF
Assistant to Exec. Vice-Pres.
Peter H. Cousins
Exec. V.P. and Secretary
James D. Secrest, 777 14th Street, N.W.,
Washington 5, D. C.
General Counsel
William L. Reynolds, Washington, D. C.
Treasurer
Leslie F. Muter, The Muter Company,
Chicago 5, Illinois.
Vice-Presidents
(Set Division)
Robert S. Bell, Packard-Bell Co., Los
Angeles 64, Calif.
(Tube Division)
R. E. Carlson, Tung-Sol Electric Inc.,
Newark 4, New Jersey.
(Parts Division)
Herbert W. Clough, Belden Manufactur-
ing Company, Chicago 44, 111.
(Technical Products Division)
H. J. Hoffman, Machlett Labs., Inc.,
Springdale, Conn.
(Military Products Division)
F. R. Lack, Western Electric Co., Inc.,
New York 5, N. Y.
Manager, West Coast Office
Joseph J. Peterson
Military Engineering Coordinator
Capt. Henry E. Bernstein
Manager, Office of Information
Herbert F. Hodge, Jr.
Service Coordinator
Donald H. Stover
Staff Assistants
Edmund Wellington, Jr.
Charles Maechling, Jr.
General Counsel Emeritus
John W. Van Allen
Advisory Counsel
Bond Geddes
Department Managers
Virgil M. Graham
(Engineering Department)
William E. Long
(Marketing Data Department)
Tyler Nourse
(International Department)
Carroll M. White
(Radio Mobile Communications)
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EIA BOARD OF
Directors
1957-1958
E. C. Anderson, Radio Corporation of
America.
Dr. W. R. G. Baker, Syracuse University.
Max F. Balcom, Sylvania Electric Prod-
ucts, Inc.
Robert S. Bell, Packard-Bell Company
Roland M. Bixler, J-B-T Instruments,
Inc.
A. Blumenkrantz, General Instrument
Corporation
L. H. Bogen, David Bogen Co., Inc.
R. E. Carlson, Tung-Sol Electric, Inc.
A. L. Chapman, CBS-Hytron.
Herbert W. Clough, Belden Manufactur-
ing Company.
B. W. Cooper, Delco Radio Division.
C. Russell Cox, Andrew Corporation.
Russell E. Cramer, Jr., Radio Condenser
Company.
Sidney R. Curtis, Stromberg-Carlson Co.
T. M. Douglas, Federal Telephone and
Radio Company.
Harry A. Ehle, International Resistance
Company.
E. K. Foster, Bendix Radio Division.
Frank Freimann, The Magnavox Co.
Paul V. Galvin, Motorola, Inc.
R. S. Gates, Collins Radio Company.
Larry F. Hardy, Philco Corporation.
H. J. Hoffman, Machlett Laboratories,
Inc.
H. Leslie Hoffman, Hoffman Electronics
Corporation.
John S. Holmes, Warwick Manufacturing
Corp.
D. R. Hull, Raytheon Manufacturing Co.
W. F. Joyce, Texas Instruments, Inc.
E. J. Kelly, Westinghouse Electric Corp.
F. R. Lack, Western Electric Co., Inc.
Roy S. Laird, Ohmite Manufacturing Co.
W. A. MacDonald, Hazeltine Corp.
J. A. McCullough, Eitel-McCullough, Inc.
C. F. McElwaine, International Business
Machines Corp.
Leslie F. Muter, The Muter Company.
W. Myron Owen, Aerovox Corporation.
W. S. Parsons, Centralab, Div. Globe-
Union, Inc.
A. D. Plamondon, Jr., Plamondon Mag-
netics Company.
Herbert Riegelman, General Electric Co.
David T. Schultz, Allen B. DuMont
Laboratories, Inc.
R. J. Shank, Hughes Aircraft Company.
Ray F. Sparrow, P. R. Mallory & Co., Inc.
Robert C. Sprague, Sprague Electric Co.
Charles F. Stromeyer, CBS-Hytron.
C. B. Thornton, Litton Industries, Inc.
L. C. Truesdell, Zenith Radio Corp.
L. L. Waite, North American Aviation,
Inc.
Raymond G. Zender, Lenz Electric Manu-
facturing Co.
EIA DIVISION
ORGANIZATION
Consumer Products Division
Robert S. Bell, Chairman.
Tube Division
D. W. Gunn, Chairman.
Parts Division
Russell E. Cramer, Jr., Chairman.
Technical Products Division
W. J. Morlock, Chairman.
Military Products Division
C. B. Thornton, Chairman.
Annual Awards Committee
Max F. Balcom, Chairman.
Credit Committee
Thomas B. Judge, Chairman.
Finance Committee
Leslie F. Muter, Chairman.
Jobber Relations Committee
(Parts Division)
Chairman: J. A. Milling, Howard W.
Sams & Co., Inc.
Law Committee
Chairman: Paul F. Hannah, Raytheon
Mfg. Co.
Membership And Scope Committee
Chairman: H. J. Hoffman, Machlett Lab-
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Paul V. Galvin, Chairman.
Public Relations and
Advertising Committee
(Set Division)
Chairman: Julius Haber, Radio Corpora-
tion of America.
Hagerstown Task Force
Chairman: L. L. Lewis, RCA.
Service Committee
Chairman: Kenneth H. Brown, Westing-
house Electric Corp.
Tax Committee
Chairman: Lewis D. Spencer
Traffic Committee
Chairman: John B. Swan, Jr.
JOINT TECHNICAL
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
of EIA and IRE
(JTAC)
Chairman: Prof. William H. Radford,
Electrical Communications, Massachu-
setts Inst, of Technology, Cambridge
39, Mass.
Dr. Ralph Bown, 85 Pine Street, Maple-
wood, N. J.
John V. L. Hogan, President, Hogan
Laboratories, Inc., 155 Perry Street,
New York 14, N. Y.
Dorman D. Israel, Exec. Vice-Pres., Em-
erson Radio & Phonograph Corp., 14th
& Coles Sts., Jersey City 2, N. J.
Arthur V. Loughren, Airborne Instru-
ments Laboratory, 160 Old Country
Road, Mineola, L. I., N. Y.
Philip F. Siling, Director, RCA Fre-
quency Bureau, Radio Corporation of
America, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New
York 20, N. Y.
Ira J. Kaar, Vice-Pres., Engrg., Hoffman
Electronics Corporation, 3761 South Hill
St., Los Angeles, Calif.
L. G. Cumming, Secretary (non-member),
Institute of Radio Engineers, 1 East
79th St., New York 21, N. Y.
EIA ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT
Dr. W. R. G. Baker, Syracuse University,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Virgil M. Graham, Associate Director;
Jean Caffiiaux, Staff Engineer, David
Kaufman, Staff Engineer, 11 W. 42nd
St., New York 36, N. Y.
JOINT ELECTRON TUBE
ENGINEERING COUNCIL
of
EIA and NEMA (JETEC)
Directors
Dr. W. R. G. Baker, Syracuse University,
Syracuse, N. Y.
H. J. Hoffman, Machlett Laboratories,
Inc., Springdale, Connecticut.
Council
Virgil M. Graham, Chairman.
F. J. Martin, Sec'y, 155 E. 44th St.,
New York 17, N. Y.
V. L. Ronci, Bell Telephone Laboratories,
Allentown, Pennsylvania.
K. C. DeWalt, General Electric Co., Sche-
nectady, N. Y.
A. C. Rockwood, Raytheon Manufactur-
ing Co., Newton 58, Mass.
M. A. Acheson, Sylvania Electric Prod-
ucts Inc., Kew Gardens 15, N. Y.
G. R. Shaw, Radio Corporation of Amer-
ica, Harrison, New Jersey.
L. E. Record, Hughes Aircraft Co., Culver
City, Calif.
A. K. Wright, Tung-Sol Electric Inc.,
Bloomfield, New Jersey.
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Phone: Executive 3-1230
WM. S. ALBERTS
L. H. Ccrrr & Associates
1000 Connecticut Ave., N. W.,
Washington 6, D. C.
Phone: STerling 3-2550
LLOYD R. AMOO
425 First St., S.W., Valley City, N. D.
Phone: 136
WILLIAM E. BENNS, JR.
3738 Kanawha St., N.W., Washington, D. C.
Phone: EMerson 2-8071
Box 2468, Birmingham, Ala.
Phone: 6-2924
JAMES R. BIRD
4850 E. Cornell Ave., Fresno, Calif.
Phone: CLinton 5-6875
RALPH J. BITZER
Arcade Bldg., St. Louis 1, Mo.
Phone: GArfield 1-4954
LESTER H. CARR
1000 Connecticut Ave., N.W.,
Washington 6, D. C.
Phone: STerling 3-2550
SOL CORNBERG ASSOC.
40 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-6530
MURRAY G. CROSBY
P. O. Box 233, Bobbins Lane
Hicksvilie, N. Y.
Wells 1-3191
A. EARL CULLUM, JR.
Inwood Post Office, Dallas 9, Tex.
Phone: Justin 6108
RONALD H. CULVER
Lohnes & Culver, Munsey Bldg.
Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: District 7-8215
GEORGE C. DAVIS
504 Munsey Bldg., Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: Sterling 3-0111
THOMAS B. FRIEDMAN
235 Quadro Vecchio Dr.
Pacific Palisades, Calif.
Phone: GLadstone 4-2837
GEORGE M. FRESE
Route 3, Box 3276, Wenatchee, Wash.
Phone: NOrmandy 3-5864
GAUTNEY & JONES
1052 Warner Bldg., Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: National 8-7757
PAUL F. GODLEY
Offices and Laboratories: Great Notch, N. J.
Phone: Montclair 3-3000
CLAUDE M. GRAY
P. O. Box 602, Birmingham 1, Ala.
Phone: TRemont 1-3570
J. B. HATFIELD
906 36 Ave., Seattle, Wash.
Phone: FRanklin 7860
JOHN B. HEFFELFINGER
8401 Cherry St., Kansas City 10, Mo.
Phone: Hiland 4-7010
W. J. HOLEY
1146 Briarcliff PL, N.E., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: TRinity 4-3328
GUY C. HUTCHINSON
P. O. Box 32
1100 W. Abrams St., Arlington, Texas
Phone: CRestview 4-8721
EDWARD W. JACKER
420 S. Chase Ave.
Lombard, 111.
VIR N. JAMES
1316 S. Kearney St., Denver 22, Colo.
Phone: SKyline 6-6113
JANSKY & BAILEY, INC.
1735 De Sales St., N.W.,
Washington 6, D. G.
Phone: Metropolitan 8-5411
Laboratories
1339 Wisconsin Ave., N.W., Wash. 7, D. C.
Phone: ADams 4-2414
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WALTER F. KEAN A. D. RING & CO.
1 Riverside Road, Riverside, 111. Pennsylvania Bldg., Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: Riverside 7-2153 Phone: Republic 7-2347
KEAR £ KENNEDY
1302 18th St., N.W., Washington 6, D. C.
Phone: Hudson 3-9000
J. G. ROUNTREE
5622 Dyer St., Dallas 6
Phone: EMerson 3-3266
JOHN J. KEEL
1121 E. Capitol St., Washington 3, D. C.
Phone: Lincoln 4-5131
G. F. LEYDORF
Savings & Loan Bldg., Birmingham, Mich.
Phone: Midwest 6-0929
HARRY R. LUBCKE
2443 Creston Way, Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-3266
WALLY MATSON
1220 SW Stark St., Portland 5, Ore.
Phone: CApitol 3-2443
RUSSELL P. MAY
711 Fourteenth St., N.W.,
Washington 5, D. C.
Phone: Republic 7-3984
JAMES C. McNARY
National Press Bldg., Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: District 7-1205
JOHN A. MOFFETT
1405 G St., N.W., Washington 5, D. C.
Phone: REpublic 7-6646
T. G. MORRISSEY
5700 West 28th Ave., Denver, Colorado
Phone: BElmont 3-5320
PAGE, CREUTZ, GARRISON
and WALDSCHMITT
710 Fourteenth St., N.W.,
Washington 5, D. C.
Phone: Executive 3-5670
DALE POLLACK
751 Main St., Waltham, Mass.
Phone: TWinbrook 4-6048
OSCAR REED JR.
1735 DeSales St., N.W., Washington,
Phone: MEtropolitan 8-5411
D. C.
WILLIAM E. RICHARDSON
& ASSOCIATES
1017 S.W. Washington, Portland 1, Ore.
Phone: CApitol 8-7777
MERL SAXON
622 Hoskins St., Lufkin, Texas
P. O. Box 575
Phone: 3-4242
ROBERT M. SILLIMAN
& ASSOCIATES
1405 G St., N.W.
Washington 5, D. C.
Phone: Republic 7-6646
HAROLD C. SINGLETON
4488 S.W. Council Crest Dr., Portland 1, Ore.
Phone: CApitol 3-1201
LYNNE C. SMEBY
4806 Montgomery Lane, Washington 14, D. C.
Phone: OLiver 2-8520
CARL E. SMITH CONSULTING
RADIO ENGINEERS
4900 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 3, Ohio
Phone: HEnderson 2-3177
ALFRED E. TOWNE
420 Taylor St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: PRospect 5-3100
T & T RADIO
MEASUREMENTS CO.
2557 Atlantic Ave., Long Beach 6. Cal.
Phone: Long Beach 4-2015
EDWARD M. WEBSTER
9518 E. Stanhope Rd., E. Kingston, Md.
Phone: OLiver 4-1523
MARTIN R. WILLIAMS
7401 East 14th St., Indiannapolis 19, Ind.
Phone: FLeetwood 6-0388
NATHAN WILLIAMS
20 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, Wis.
Phone: Blackhawk 885
GRANT R. WRATHALL
Aptos, Calif.
Phone: (Santa Cruz) MUrray 8-3352
CHARLES S. WRIGHT
Pennsylvania Bldg., Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: REpublic 7-2347
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Acme Camera Corp.
2704 W. Olive Ave., Burbank, Cal.
Phone: Victoria 9-3144
President Edward Furer
Vice-President John Kiel
Secy.-Treas Frank Shea
PRODUCTS: TV recording cameras, kine-
photo monitors, animation art equipment.
Adler Electronics, Inc.
1 Le Fevre Lane, New Rochelle, N. Y.
Phone: NEw Rochelle 6-1620
President Ben Adler
PRODUCTS: Manufacturers of low-power
TV broadcast equipment: TV translators, an-
tennas, UHF transmitters: automatic control
equipment: Maximag components, magnetic
amplifiers, Servo amplifier, motor controls
and regulated power supplies.
Admiral Corporation
3800 W. Cortland St., Chicago 47, 111.
Phone: Spaulding 2-0100
N. Y. Phone: PLaza 7-7500
Pres., Chairman Ross D. Siragusa
Exec. Vice-Pres.-Treas John B. Huarisa
Vice-Pres., Gov't Labs J. F. Gilbarte
Vice-Pres., Sales Carl E. Lantz
Vice-Pres., Purchasing Frank J. Kazda
Vice-Pres., Prod Cy S. Rossate
Vice-Pres. Operations V. Barreca
Secretary, Ass't Treas. .. .George E. Driscoll
Vice-Pres., Gen. Counsel F. H. Uriell
Vice-Pres., Adv Edmond I. Eger
Gen. Sales Mgr Richard J. Bambury
PRODUCTS: Television receivers, televi-
sion consoles and combinations, table radios,
graphs, high fidelity phonographs.
Aero Electronics Co.
1512 N. Wells St., Chicago 10, 111.
Phone: WHitemhall 3-0401
President B. S. Maximoff
General Manager T. A. Beresney
PRODUCTS: Custom built equipment, en-
gineering services.
Affiliated Photographic Co.
21 W. 45th St., N. Y. 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-0522
Manager, TV Division T. Meyer
PRODUCTS: Slides, Telpos, flip-cards,
black & white or in color. Made to order.
Airtron Inc.
1101 W. Elizabeth Ave., Linden, N. J.
Phone: HUnter 6-1000
President David Ingalls
Vice-Presidents J. W. Anderson,
T. N. Anderson, Robert Carr, J. W. Hamil-
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PRODUCTS: Duplexers, mixers, direction
couplers, flexible waveguides.
Alford Manufacturing Company,
Inc.
299 Atlantic Ave., Boston 10, Mass.
Phone: HAncock 6-2150
PRODUCTS: TV broadcast transmitting
antennas, diplexing filters, hybrids, coaxial
switches.
Allied Radio Corp.
100 N. Western Ave., Chicago 80, 111.
Phone: HAymarket 1-6800
Sis. Mgr., Indust., Bdcst. Div S. H. Levey
PRODUCTS: Distributors of radio, TV,
and industrial electronics parts and equip-
ment including broadcast station tubes, parts,
and supplies.
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1515 S. Manchester Blvd., Anaheim, Calif.
Phone: PRospect 4-2900
161 Sixth Ave., New York 13, N. Y.
Phone ALgonquin 5-3636
President G. L. Carrington
Exec. V.P A. A. Ward
Dir., Advanced Eng J. K. Hilliard
Gen. Sales Mgr H. S. Morris
Adv. Mgr R. J. Carrington
Comptroller C. R. Rinisland
PRODUCTS: Speech input consoles and
amplifiers, microphones, limiter amplifiers,
monitoring loudspeakers, public address and
sound reinforcement systems for studios,
AM and FM.
Ameco
(A division of Antennavision, Inc.)
2949 W. Osborn Rd., Phoenix, Ariz.
PRODUCTS: Antenna site equipment, dis-
tribution amplifiers, fixed pads, line splitters,
customer outlet and tap boxes, terminating
resistors and cable lashers.
American Electronics, Inc.
(Audio & Recordata Divs.)
9449 W. Jefferson Blvd., Culver City, Calif.
Phone: TE 0-7245
Division Mgr Harold Arlidge
Prod. Mgr Rolf Gruenstein
Chief Eng Edward Kinney
V.P., Chg. of Marketing Glenn Ronk
Marketing Mgr., Consumer Prod.
James Hervey
PRODUCTS: Magnetic tape recording
equipment.
American Microwave Corp.
11754 Vose St., North Hollywood, Cal.
President Fred W. Bailey
Vice-Pres Charles Theodore
Secretary E. L. Fraser
Treasurer J. W. Johnstone, Jr.
Chief Engineer Philin D. Bayless
PRODUCTS: Microwave relay systems,
microwave antennas and components for all
TV purposes including remote, STL & off-air
pickups.
American Telephone & Telegraph
Co.
(Long Lines Dept.)
250 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: EXeter 3-5725
Div. Comm. Mgr F. R. MacFarland
COMMUNICATIONS: Provision of net-
work service to meet the Broadcasting Indus-
try's requirements for the interstate, national,
and international transmission of television
and radio program material; telephone and
teletypewriter services for the coordination
and administration of broadcasting opera-
tions.
Amperex Electronic Corp.
230 Duffy Ave., Hicksville, N. Y.
Phone: Wells 1-6200
President Frank Randall
Product Mgr. (Transmitting Tubes)
Chas. Roddy
Diet & Renewal Tube Sis. Mgr.. .A. J. Peterson
PRODUCTS: Tubes — vacuum & gas, trans-
mitting & power, rectifiers, vacuum con-
densers.
Ampex Corp.
934 Charter St., Redwood City, Calif.
Phone: EMerson 8-1481
N. Y. Phone: PLaza 3-9232
President George I. Long, Jr.
Ch. of Board Alexander M. Poniatoff
V.P., Gen. Mgr Robert Sackman
Mgr. Professional Neal MoNaughton
Products Division
Marketing Mgr Robert Miner
Prof. Prod. Division
Nat'l Sales Mgr Robert Paulson
PRODUCTS: Video and audio magnetic
tape recorders, tape duplicators, automatic
station programming equipment and Video-
tape for video recorders.
Amplifier Corp. of America
398 Broadway, New York 13, N. Y.
Phone: WOrth 6-2929
President R. Epstein
Vice-Pres N. M. Haynes
Purchasing Agent M. R. Ellis
Sales Manager A. J. Gillette
Advertising Mgr Harold Wallerstein
PRODUCTS: Magnemite Portable, VU
Magnemite, Weathertite VU Magnemite and
"Weathertite Magnemite, Magneraser, Magne-
loop, Stereo Magnemite, Flutter Meter, A.V.C.
Amplifier, Secret Recorder, Flyweight Mag-
nemite.
Amplitel, Inc.
342 W. 40th St., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: BRyant 9-0710
President Herbert M. Ardston
Vice-President Harry Morris, Jr.
Chief Engineer Norman Perlman
Sales Manager Jack Saunders
PRODUCTS : Community antenna systems,
master amplified antenna systems, individual
RF amplifiers, broad band amplifiers, line
dividers, TV outlets, closed circuit systems
for schools, industrial plants, etc.
Andrea Radio Corp.
27-01 Bridge Plaza North, L.I.C.l, N.Y.
Phone: STillwell 4-5411
President Frank A. D. Andrea
Sec, Ch. Eng H. J. Heindel
Dir. of Purchasing Bruce B. Donald
Comptroller A. Abbene
Sales Mgr John M. Dierkes
Gen. Export Manager Ramon Masvidal
PRODUCTS: Household television re-
ceivers and Hi-Fi phonographs; special elec-
tronic products; military electronics.
Andrew Corp.
363 E. 75th St., Chicago 19, 111.
Phone: TRiangle 4-4400
Chairman Dr. V. J. Andrew
V.P., Gen. Mgr C. Russell Cox
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Audio Devices, Inc.
444 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-6640
Sales Manager R. C. Bickel
Director of Marketing R. P. Lamons
Director of Engineering J. Brown
Director of Advertising E. Heitsch
Branch Offices
P. O. Box 416, Ridgewood, N. J.
Phone: Gilbert 5-2500
P. 0. Box 225, Westwood, Mass.
Phone: DEdham 3-5520
941 E. Maryland Ave., Claremont, Calif.
Phone: LYcoming 6-3505
606 Beach St., Whitby, Ont.
Phone : MOhawk 8-3348
PRODUCTS: UHF & VHF transmission
line system; Multi-V FM antenna; coaxial
switches, telescoping masts; tower lighting
equipment.
Animation Equipment Corp.
38 Hudson St., New Rochelle, N. Y.
Phone: 6-8138
President John Oxberry
PRODUCTS: Animation stands, com-
pounds, punches, process cameras, and ac-
cessories.
Arthur Ansley Manufacturing Co.
New Hope, Pa.
Phone: AXtel 7-2711
President A. C. Ansley
PRODUCTS: Printed circuits, printed cir-
cuit assemblies.
A. R. F. Products, Inc.
7627 Lake St., River Forest, 111.
Phone: FOrest 9-6000
President A. H. Maciszewski
Vice-Pres John H. Pakan
Gen. Sales Mgr R. J. Napolitan
PRODUCTS: Signal generators, deviation
meters, custom radio-phonograph sets, closed
circuit TV systems.
Arvin Industries
13th St. and Big Four RR, Columbus, Ind.
Phone: 5521
Chairman, President Glenn W. Thompson
Vice-President John C. Marshall
Dir. of Sis., Radio Div Richard Williams
Western Sis. Mgr., Radio Div. . Weldon Payne
Eastern Sis. Mgr., Radio Div. . . Craig Britton
Dir. of Sis., Radio Sp. Prod.. Herbert Holmes
Chief Engr., Radio Div E. C. Hittle
Treas., Cred Mgr T. Earl Robinson
V.P., Dir. of Purchases Fred Daniel
Advertising Mgr James Jewell
V.P., Dir. of Industrial Rel.. . .Yandell Cline
Export Mgr G. J. Kluyskens
Service Mgr Robert Barnard
Traffic Mgr Carl Boswell
PRODUCTS: Radios: Table model, clock
radio, portable AC-DC, FM radio, transistor
radio.
Atlantic Electronics Corp.
89 Jefferson St., Passaic, N. J.
Phone: PRescott 9-3900
President Arthur Green
PRODUCTS: Rebuilders of CR tubes.
President Wm. C. Speed
Vice-President-Sec Bryce Haynes
PRODUCTS: Recording discs (Audio-
discs), recording and playback points (Au-
dio-points), Magnetic Recording Tape (Au-
diotape), Magnetic Recording Film (Audio-
film).
Audio Master Corp.
17 East 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 7-0725
President Herbert Rosen
PRODUCTS: Transcription and electric
playback machines, recording tape, portable
tape recorders.
Auricon Div., Berndt-Bac'h, Inc.
6968 Romaine St., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-0931
Exec. Vice-Pres Walter Bach
PRODUCTS: Auricon 16mm sound-on-film
TV newsreel cameras, for optical and/or
"Filmagnetic" sound with picture: Auricon
"TV-T" television Transcription (Kinescope)
recording camera with optical and/or "Fil-
magnetic" sound with picture.
Automatic Radio Mfg. Co., Inc.
122 Brookline Ave., Boston, Mass.
Phone: COmmonwealth 6-1420
Sales Mgr E. L. Housman
PRODUCTS: Table radios, clock radios,
portables, auto radios, tractor radios, Tom
Thumb, Tom Thumb Jr., Tomboy.
B & R Electronics Co.
1178 E. 180th St., N. Y. 60, N. Y.
Phone: SYcamore 2-3510
President I. Rothman
PRODUCTS: Radio receivers.
Semon Bache & Co.
636 Greenwich St., N. Y. 14, N. Y.
Phone: WAtkins 4-2121
President David Hirsch
V.P., Sales & Adv. Mgr Ben Newton
Assistant Treas P. Schoenfeld
Secretary R. M. Dreyfuss
PRODUCTS: Manufacturers of mirrors,
fabricators of glass, proprietary mirror items :
heat resisting glass, heat absorbing glass,
ground glass, lenses, etc.
Background Engineers, Inc.
7313 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Cal.
Phone: HOllywood 5-4161
President W. S. Tillisch
PRODUCTS: Rear projection rental ser-
vice including projectors (Bodde Projector),
rear projection screen, rear projection slides
and effects.
E. J. Baughman Co.
1914 N. Cogswell RdM El Monte, Calif.
1245
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Owner E. J. Baughman
PRODUCTS: Microphone booms, hangers,
studio lighting equipment.
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co.
683 St. Paul St., Rochester 2, N. Y.
Phone: LOcust 2-3000
N. Y. Phone: Circle 7-5400
Pres Carl S. Hallauer
PRODUCTS: Balopticon TV slide projec-
tion and motion picture camera lenses.
Bayside Timers
45-25 162nd St., Flushing 58, N. Y.
Phone: Independence 3-8935
Gen. Mgr Gale Dorothea
PRODUCTS: Design and manufacture tim-
ers, dimmers, and electrical controls.
John F. Beasley Construction Co.
P. O. Box 1624, Muskogee, Okla.
Phone: MUrray 7-6381
President John F. Beasley
Vice-President Lothar E. Berg
Secretary-Treasurer Andrew B. Lytle
PRODUCTS: Steel erectors (radio-televi-
sion towers and antennas).
Bell Television Inc.
552 W. 53rd St., N. Y. 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-4350
President Martin Sugar
Service Manager James Bronis
PRODUCTS: Assembles remote receivers
and manufactures solderless coaxial con-
nectors.
Bell and Howell Company
7100 McCormick Blvd., Chicago 45, 111.
Phone: AMbassador 2-1600
Manager George L. Oakley
PRODUCTS: Photographic equipment and
closed circuit installations.
Benco Television Associates, Ltd.
27 Taber Rd., Rexdale, Ont.
Phone: CHerry 4-4296
President P. Freen
PRODUCTS: Community antenna and dis-
tribution systems.
Bendix Aviation Corp.
(Red Bank Div.)
Eatontown, N. J.
Phone: 3-2000
General Manager E. F. Kolar
Pur. Dir L. Fyfe
PRODUCTS: CR and special purpose
tubes.
Charles Beseler Co.
°19 S. 18th St., East Orange, N. J.
Phone: ORange 6-6500
General Manager H. H. Myers
PRODUCTS: Projectors.
Blaw-Knox Equipment Div.
Box 1198, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Phone: STerling 1-2700
Mgr., Tower & Antenna R. A. Troman
PRODUCTS: Steel towers for AM and FM.
Blonder-Tongue Laboratories, Inc.
9 Ailing St., Newark 2, N. J.
Phone: MArket 2-8151
Sales Mgr Joseph H. Kerner
PRODUCTS: TV amplifiers, UHF con-
verters, video monitors, field strength meter
VHF amplifiers, TV distribution systems,
projection TV receiver, AM-FM tuner, Bi-
Tran (TV Multiplex transmission system for
pay-TV or auxiliary public service broad-
cast).
Browning Laboratories, Inc.
750 Main St., Winchester, Mass.
Phone: Winchester 6-3700
President G. G. Greene
Chief Engineer H. Paul
Sales & Prom. Mgr M. Halse
Prod. Mgr A. Costa
PRODUCTS: FM Simplex-Multiplex re-
ceiving and transmitting equipment for the
Background Music Industry including — Sim-
plex-Multiplex receivers and tuners and adap-
tors. Modulation monitors, FM monitors and
relay receivers. Other subsidiary communica-
tion authorization special service equipment.
Bryg, Inc.
324 IS. McKean St., Butler, Pa.
Phone: BUtler 72-795
Pres., Gen. Mgr Samuel H. Depew
Vice-Pres., Eng Dr. Adolph Razdow
Treasurer Ralph A. Nicholas, Sr.
PRODUCTS: Vidicon color equipment,
which uses panchromatic black and white
film for color telecasting, including projec-
tor, film camera and electronic units. Trino-
scope recording unit which records color
programs on panchromatic black and White
film. Equipment available in 16mm. or 35mm.
Burke & James, Inc.
321 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago, 111.
Phone: HArrison 7-8393
President George Drucker
PRODUCTS: Photo equipment.
Calbest Electronics Co.
4801 Exposition Blvd., Los Angeles 16, Calif.
Phone: REpublic 1-7291
President I. Dubin
Dir. of Engineering Herbert Fremont
Chief Engineer Harold Parker
Dir. Merch Charles B. Epstein
PRODUCTS: Manufactures TV and radio
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chassis, home radio intercom systems, Hi-Fi
amplifiers — FM-AM tuner combination.
Califone Corp.
1041 N. Sycamore Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-2353
President Robert G. Metzner
PRODUCTS: Portable transcription play-
ers, high fidelity magnetic tape recorders.
Calvideo Tube Corp.
5222 W. 104th St., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: ORegon 8-3995
President Stephen Tidik
PRODUCTS: TV picture tubes.
Camera Equipment Co., Inc.
315 W. 43rd St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-1420
President Frank C. Zucker
Vice-President Burton H. Zucker
Sec'y--Treas Margaret B. Zucker
General Mgr Eugene H. Levy
PRODUCTS: Motion picture & television
camera accessories. Rental of motion picture
cameras, film editing equipment, lighting and
sound equipment. Mfrs. of balanced TV head
tripod, professional Jr. friction head tripod
and geared head, small gyro, metal and mini-
pro tripods, adjustable collapsible triangle,
3 wheel portable collapsible dolly, spider
dolly, micro relay pan & tilt head, cone lights.
Repair service for all types of professional
cameras, recorders, and film editing machines
and light equipment. Special design work to
customers specifications.
Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd.
Royce Works, 830 Landsdown Ave.,
Toronto 4, Ont.
Phone: LEnnox 4-6511
(Electronic Equipment & Tube Dept.)
V.P., Gen. Mgr R. M. Robinson
Mgr., Engineering H. S. Dawson
Mgr. Marketing I. A. Mayson
Mgr., Product Service A. L. Hames
Adv. & Sales Prom M. D. Locke
PRODUCTS: Complete broadcast trans-
mitting and studio equipment and systems;
broadcast consulting; engineering, produc-
tion, and test facilities for development and
manufacture of electronic products.
Canadian Marconi Co.
2442 Trenton Ave., Mt. Royal, Montreal
Phone: REgent 8-9441
President S. M. Finlayson
V.P., Gen. Mgr J. J. Kingan
Mgr., Comm. Products Div. . . C. P. McNamara
Gen. Sales Mgr J. A. Hammond
PRODUCTS: AM transmitting, broadcast
studio, and TV transmitting and studio equip-
ment; transmitting receiving tubes for these
units.
Cannon Electric Co.
3208 Humboldt St., Los Angeles 31, Calif.
Phone: CApitol 5-1251
President, Gen. Mgr R. J. Cannon
PRODUCTS: Audio and TV camera con-
nectors.
Capehart Corp.
216 W. 14th St., New York 11, N. Y.
Phone: WAtkins 4-5900
President Robert A. Gross
Vice-Pres., Sales William F. Smith
CBS-Hytron
(A Div. of CBS Inc.)
100 Endicott St., Danvers, Mass.
Phone: SPring 4-2360
Newark, N. J.: Market 3-5832
President Arthur L. Chapman
V.P., Gen. Mgr., Semi-conductor
Oper Robert G. Marchisio
V.P., Gen. Mgr., Receiving Tube
Oper Michael Callahan
V.-P., Sales John Q. Adams
Mgr., Receiving Tube
Operations Joe C. Harmony
Mgr., Semiconductor
Operations Dr. B. H. Alexander
Mgr., Marketing Admn George W. Nevin
Equipment Sales Mgr L. H. Niemann
Mgr. Gov't Sales Fred H. Garceion
Controller Walter J. Hungerford
Credit Mgr .Malcolm S. Jones
Advertising Mgr Harry G. Burnett
Dir. of Purchasing . . .Edward R. Carroll
Dir. of Personnel Albert S. Nelson
Distributor Sales Mgr John H. Hauser
Export Div CBS International
Dir., Res. & Develop Dr. Russell R. Law
Dir., Gen. Engineering Edgar K. Wimpy
Plant Managers
Danvers Charles E. Coffin
Lowell Edward J. Quirk
Salem. .Walter J. Foran
Newburyport Joe C. Harmony
Kalamazoo A. J. Harcher
PRODUCTS: Electron tubes and semicon-
ductor products.
Century Lighting, Inc.
521 West 43rd St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: CH 4-7050
President Edward Kook
Chmn. & Exec. V.P Saul Levy
Branch Offices
1477 N.E. 129th St., N. Miami, Fla.
1820 Berkeley St., Santa Monica, Calif.
PRODUCTS: TV and photographic light-
ing equipment, lighting accessories, lighting
controls and dummerboards C-I electronic
lighting control, Port-O-Vox (wireless micro-
phone).
Cinema Engineering Div.
(Aerovex Corp.)
1100 Chestnut St., Burbank, Calif.
1247
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Phone: Victoria 9-5511
General Manager James L. Fouch
PRODUCTS: Studio and motion picture
sound equipment.
Cinematic Developments &
Cinechrome Laboratory
2125 32nd Ave., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: MOntrose 4-2435
President Arthur H. Hart
PRODUCTS: Design and development of
special motion picture equipment.
CMG Industries — Ideas, Inc.
615 S. Second St., Laramie, Wyo.
Phone: FRanklin 5-2597
PRODUCTS : Eleetriduct — Stumbleproof
over-the-floor electrical extension cords. Flixi-
duct — Stumbleproof over-the-floor rubber
ducts for cables and telephone, intercom, etc.,
wiring.
Collins Radio Co.
855 - 35th St., N. E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Phone: EM 3-0281
Best. Sales Mgr John M. Haerle
Branch Offices
1900 N. Akard St., Dallas, Tex.
Reg. Sis. Mgr T. W. Sharpe
1510 W. Verdugo., Burbank, Calif.
Reg. Sis. Mgr G. T. Tasto
1200 18th St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
Reg. Sales Mgr W. McKnight
4711 N.W. 36th St., Miami, Fla.
Sales Mgr L. O. Embree
261 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MU 7-6740
Office Mgr C. W. Service
311 - 2nd Ave., S.E., Central Branch Office
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Reg. Sales Mgr J. H. Hamilton
PRODUCTS: AM Broadcast transmitters,
antenna phasing and tuning equipment, FM
antennas, TV-STL microwave equipment,
broadcast and recording studio speech equip-
ment and accessories.
Community Engineering Corp.
Box 824, State College, Pa.
Phone: Adams 7-7221
Chairman John L. McLucas
President James R. Palmer
Vice-President Floyd B. Fischer
PRODUCTS: Community antenna systems
and system rebuilding and modernizing
service. Wide band sweep generators.
Conrac, Inc.
19217 E. Foothill Blvd., Glendora, Calif.
Phone: EDgewood 5-1241
President W. J .Moreland
Vice-Pres., Engr J. Grayson Jones
Vice-Pres., Mf g R. M. Alston
Treasurer K. L. Peyton
Secretary P. C. Kemp
PRODUCTS: Color monitors and mono-
chrome monitors. Off-the-air receivers for
monitoring and re-broadcast applications.
Continental Electronics
Manufacturing Company
4212 S. Buckner Blvd., Dallas 27, Tex.
Phone: EVergreen 1-1137
President James Weldon
Sales Mgr Thomas B. Mosely
PRODUCTS: AM Broadcast transmitters
(both standard and short wave).
Comprehensive Filmtreat, Inc.
421 W. 54th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: CO 5-0372
President Michael Freedman
Vice-Pres Stanley Gitner
Sec'y«-Treas Jane Leni
PRODUCTS: Comprehensive filmtreat
process: For second and subsequent runs on
films in constant use ; print life service ; com-
prehensive film rejuvenation.
John A. Costelow Co., Inc.
125 Kansas Ave., Topeka, Kansas
Phone: CEntral 3-6598
President John A. Costelow
Vice-Pres., Treas K. A. Costelow
PRODUCTS: Distributes Lehigh towers,
Andrew Co. antennae, co-axial line, Hughey
& Phillips tower lighting equipment.
Crouse-Hinds Co.
Wolf & 7th Sts., Syracuse 1, N. Y.
Phone: GR 4-1011
Chmn., Pres John R. Tuttle
Exec. Vice-Pres Robert J. Sloan
Vice-Pres., Sales Erie R. Monesmith
Mgr., Illumination J. S. Haney
PRODUCTS: Flashing beacons and avi-
ation obstruction lights for marking radio
and television towers in accordance with
CAA and FCC requirements and specifica-
tions. Flashing switches and electronic con-
trols for above.
Cubic Corp.
5575 Kearny Villa Rd., San Diego 11, Calif.
Phone: BR 7-6780
President Walter J. Zable
Vice-President R. V. Werner
PRODUCTS: Microwave test equipment
and components.
Dage Television Div.
(Thompson Products, Inc.)
W. 10th St., Michigan City, Ind.
General Manager J. L. Lahey
Gen. Sales Manager J. R. Howland
Asst. Gen. Mgr W. T. Relyea
Chief Eng J. Alinsky
PRODUCTS: Closed circuit TV cameras
and systems. Professional broadcast studio
cameras and equipment.
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Da-Lite Screen Co., Inc.
Warsaw, Ind.
Phone: AMherst 7-8101
President C. C. Cooley
Vice-President H. E. Christiansen
Vice-President, Sales C. J. Cerney
PRODUCTS: Projection screens, accesso-
ries.
Date Television Division
(Thompson Products, Inc.)
West Tenth St., Michigan City, Ind.
Gen. Mgr J. L. Lahey
Sales Mgr J. R. Howland
PRODUCTS: Closed Circuit, broadcast,
color TV equipment.
Datom Industries, Inc.
221 W. 17th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: ALgonquin 5-0301
President Oscar Dolgin
PRODUCTS: Radio receivers.
Doveri Co.
530 W. Mt. Pleasant Ave., Livingston, N. J.
Phone: 6-4300
President Lewis Newman
Sales, Gen. Mgr E. L. Grayson
PRODUCTS: Vacuum tube voltmeters.
Noise and distortion meters. Transmission
measuring equipment. Test equipment, audio
and RF attenuators, components, switches,
wirewound resistors, metal film resistors.
Dearborn Glass Co.
6600 S. Harlem Ave., Bedford Park, 111.
Phone: LUdlow 5-0900
President W. A. Williams
Executive Vice-President L. J. Paulick
PRODUCTS: Reflection free tube faces,
flat and bent implosion plates.
Delco Radio
(Division of General Motors)
700 E. Firmin, Kokomo, Ind.
Phone: GLadstone 2-8211
General Manager B. W. Cooper
Sales Manager D. A. Sandberg
PRODUCTS: Automobile Radios, power
transistors; defense equipment: Ground-to-
air communication equipment and two-way
radio communication equipment.
Dewald Radio Mfg. Co.
35-15 37th Ave., Long Island City, N. Y.
Phone: STillwell 4-9334
President David Wald
Engineer Mark Glaser
Sales Mgr Edwin Weisl, Jr.
PRODUCTS: Transistor portables, clock
radios, AM-FM Hi-Fi tuners, amplifiers.
Diamond Power Specialty Corp.
Box 415, Lancaster, Ohio
Lancaster, Ohio
Phone: OLive 3-6540
Chairman W. P. Thomas
President W. J. Fitzhugh
V.P., Gen. Sales Mgr L. B. Schueler
PRODUCTS: Industrial TV systems, Utili-
con camera tube, PC 600 camera tube.
Dome & Margolin, Inc.
29 New York Ave., Westbury, N. Y.
Phone: EDdgewood 4-3200
President Arthur Dome
Vice-Pres., Treas Joseph Margolin
PRODUCTS: Antenna research, develop-
ment and production.
Dresser-ldeco Company
875 Michigan Ave., Columbus 8, Ohio
Phone: AX 9-2123
President J. L. Pausch
PRODUCTS: AM, FM and TV Broadcast
Antenna Towers.
Allen B. Du Mont Laboratories, Inc.
750 Bloomfield Ave., Clifton, N. J.
Phone: MUlberry 4-7400
Chairman Allen B. Du Mont
President David T. Schultz
Vice-Pres., Treas Donovan H. Tyson
VjP., Dir. Eng.
Div Thomas T. Goldsmith, Jr.
VjP., Tube Oper Stanley J. Koch
VJP., Ind. & Mil. Eqiup.
Div F. H. Guterman
V.P., Equip. Mfg. Div Raymond C. Maude
Asst. Treas., Gen. Credit
Mgr Robert W. Norcross
General Counsel George Etkin
Controller George G. McConeghy
Gen. Super Bruce T. Du Mont
Ind. Rel. Dir Edward Van Houten
Gen. Mgr. Qual. Control. .Nicholas De Falco
Pub. Rel. Mgr Edward W. Allen, Jr.
TUBE OPERATIONS
Vice-Pres Stanley J. Koch
Staff Asst Robert E. Rutherford
Dir. of Eng Kenneth A. Hoagland
Dir. of Purch William J. Voss
Ind. Sales Mgr Roy A. Olerud
TV Sales Mgr .Robert G. Scott
Television Tube Division
Manager William Carlin
ENGINEERING DIVISION
760 Bloomfield Ave., Clifton, N. J.
Vice-Pres Dr. Thomas T. Goldsmith, Jr.
Research and Development
35 Market St., East Paterson, N. J.
Director R. T. Cavanagh
INTERNATIONAL DIVISION
515 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-1652
Director Ernest A. Marx
Asst. Dir Robert I. Gaines
European Rep James Segre
WEST COAST PLANT
11800 W. Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles 64, Cal.
Phone: GRanite 7-4271
Manager M. B. Kline
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chairman Allen B. Du Mont
Directors Barney Balaban,
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Paul Raiibourn, David T. Schultz, Percy M.
Stewart, Edwin L. Weisl.
PRODUCTS: TV receivers, high fidelity
phonographs, radios, industrial TV systems;
mobile radio equipment, TV picture tubes
and industrial cathode-ray tubes, cathode-ray
instruments, electronic instruments, automa-
tion control systems, radar, loran, and gov-
ernment electronics.
Dynamic Electronics-New York, Inc.
73-39 Woodhaven Blvd., Forest Hills, N. Y.
Phone: ILlinois 9-7000
President J. M. Winer
Exec. V.P S. Levy
Vice-Pres J. D. Winer
Treasurer Louis Faferman
Chief Engineer . . . . „ P. Gale
Sales Manager David Cole
PRODUCTS: "Quadnaural" speaker sys-
tems, amplifiers, preamplifiers, AM-FM tun-
ers, "Studio Series'" consoles, two unit hi-fi
ensembles, "filter-tenna" TV antennas, "twin
gyro" invisible indoor TV antennas, TV-FM
high fidelity accessories.
Eastman Kodak Co.
343 State St., Rochester 4, N. Y.
Phone: LOcust 2-6000
Mgr., Motion Picture Film Dept.
Donald E. Hyndman
342 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-7080
Mgr., East Coast Oflfice E. M. Stifle
130 E. Randolph Dr., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: RAndolph 6-7476
Mgr., Midwest Office K. M. Mason
.6706 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-3101
Mgr., West Coast Oflfice Emery Huse
PRODUCTS: Motion picture film and
equipment for TV use, recording cameras,
camera lenses, television film projectors.
Eckstein Radio & Television Co.
2601 E. Franklin Ave., Minneapolis 6, Minn.
Phone: FEderal 9-7509
President E. A. Eckstein
Vice-lPres N. F. Johnson
Secy.-Treas W. G. Martz
PRODUCTS: Home and car radio re-
ceivers.
Eitel-McCullough, Inc.
San Bruno, Calif.
Phone: JUno 8-1212
President W. W. Eitel
Exec. Vice-President J. A. McCullough
Vice Pres., Mfg G. F. Wunderlich
Vice Pres., Finance E. E. McClaran
Dir. of Marketing O. H. Brown
Dir. of Research J. S. McCullough
PRODUCTS: Eimac Electron, power trans-
mitting tubes.
Electrical Tower Service, Inc.
325 S. Washington St., Peoria 2, 111.
Phone: 3-9846
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President Stanley Bernstein
PRODUCTS: Erection and maintenance of
TV towers.
Electro-Voice, Inc.
Cecil & Carroll Sts., Buchanan, Mich.
Phone: OXbow 5-6831
President A. R. Kahn
Executive Vice-President R. E. Siekman
V.P., Best. Microphones L. R. Burroughs
PRODUCTS: Microphones and accesso-
ries, monitor and auditioning loudspeakers.
Electronics Development Co., Inc.
3743 Cahuenga Blvd., N. Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: STanley 7-3223
Pres., Chief Eng Joseph H. Learning
Sec, Treas Fred P. Learning
Gen. Mgr D. W. Baisch
PRODUCTS: Audiplex sound diplexing
units, air to ground transmitters, design and
development of special studio equipment,
low power 200 watt TV transmitters.
Electronic Tube Corp.
1200 E. Mermaid Lane, Phila. 18, Pa.
Phone: Chestnut Hill 7-6800
Pres. & Treas Kenneth C. Meinken
Vice-Pres Ken C. Meinken, Jr.
Vice-Pres., Sales Mgr. R. F. Brunner
Purchasing Agent Albert Holmes
PRODUCTS: Cathode Ray Receiving, Mul-
ti-gun and Special Purpose Cathode Ray
Tubes; Multi-Channel Oscilloscopes; High
gain DC Amplifiers, Special design AC and
DC Amplifiers; Special design Signal Gen-
erators; Electronic Engineering and Devel-
opment.
Elizabeth Iron Works, Inc.
Box 360 Elizabeth, New Jersey
Phone: ELizabeth 4-2000
President Harry Diamond
PRODUCTS: Manufactures towers.
Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp.
14h & Coles Sts., Jersey City 2, N. J.
Phone: SWarthmore 5-3500
President B. Abrams
Secretary-Treasurer M. Abrams
Exec. Vice-Pres Dorman D. Israel
V.P. Govt. Elec Morton P. Rome
V.P. Purchasing Harvey Tullo
V.P., Manufacturing Louis G. Pacent
V.P., Research Lab Harold Goldberg
V.P., Gov't Rel John D. Small
Dir. of Sales Arnold M. Henderson
Dir. of Adv George Forman
VjP., Sales Eugene A. Tracey
V.P., Controller Abraham Vogel
Dir., Comm. Eng Maurice Levy
Export Manager Joseph Kattan
PRODUCTS: TV receivers, radios, phono-
graphs, air conditioners & electronic equip-
ment for Govt. Defense Pgms.
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Entron, Inc.
4902 Lawrence St., Bladensburg, Md.
Phone: APpleton 7-9585
President H. M. Diambra
V.P., Sales R. J. McGeehan
V.P., Production George G. Edlen
Dir., Technical Publication. .B. van Sutphin
Treas H. M. Kannee
Chief Engineer H. E. Blum
PRODUCTS: R. F. Distributions systems,
closed circuit TV systems, industrial TV sys-
tems, R. F. Community TV Systems, Red Dot
master antenna systems, closed circuit educa-
tional TV systems, coaxial cable taps, solder-
less coaxial cable connectors, R. F. frequency
converters, wide and narow band amplifiers,
regulated power supplies, R. F. matching
transformers, R. F. Attenuators, R. F. mixers,
VHF couplers, coaxial terminating resistors.
Esquire Radio Corp.
62-01 15th Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Phone: BEnsonhurst 6-2755
President A. R. Lieberman
Vice President Jerrold A. Lieberman
Secretary E. W. Lieberman
Treasurer J. P. Lieberman
Sales Manager Herman Marsen
Chief Engineer T. S. Block
Production Mgr Anthony Umina
Purchasing Agent David Parker
Controller Ted Eilenberg
PRODUCTS: Manufacturers of radios,
phonographs and Hi-Fi combinations.
Fairchild Recording Equipment
Corp.
10-40 45th Ave., Long Island City
Phone: STillwell 4-6163
President Sherman M. Fairchild
Exec. Vice-Pres Ruben E. Carlson
Sales Mgr R. G. Bach
PRODUCTS: Professional magnetic tape,
disc recording and playback equipment in-
cluding pickup cartridges, professional arms,
cutters, amplifiers, equalizers, power ampli-
fiers, preamplifiers, complete recording and
playback installations.
Federal Telecommunications
Laboratories
(Div. of IT & T)
500 Washington Ave., Nutley 10, N. J.
Phone: NUtley 2-3600
President Henri G. Busignies
Vice-President A. G. Clavier
Vice-President P. C. Sandretto
V.P., Secy.-Treas D. M. Day
PRODUCTS: Studio & microwave equip-
ment.
Federal Telephone and Radio Co.
A Division of IT&T Corp.
100 Kingsland Road. Clifton, New Jersey
Phone: NUtley 2-3600
President Admiral John E. Gingrich
V.P., Apparatus Div.. . ....... .T. M. Douglas
V.P., Comptroller G. Banino
V.P., Components Div.. . .Frank M. Biles, Jr.
Director, Indust. Rel R. E. Chasen
Secretary & Counsel W. B. Levet
Treasurer W. E. Ogilvie, Jr.
Advertising Mgr Crump Smith
Apparatus Division
Mgr. Purchasing Dept.. . Charles G. Sherwood
Sis. Mgr., Aviation Prod Ralph Lehman
Commercial Sales Mgr H. E. Taylor, Jr.
Sis. Mgr., Mobile Radio H. R. White
PRODUCTS: Radio and Television broad-
cast equipment, transmitting and rectifying
tubes, microwave radio relay links and car-
rier systems, HF cable, radar, miniature and
standard rectifier stacks, battery chargers and
power supplies, measuring equipment, trans-
formers, diodes, TV lead-in, community TV
cable, geranium power rectifiers.
Fish-Schurman Corp.
70 Portman Rd., New Rochelle, N. Y.
Phone: NE 6-1300
President Murray Yawitz
PRODUCTS: Optical elements including
Dichroic mirrors and beam splitters for color
TV, lenses, prisms, glass slides for transpar-
encies, 3 light & single light additive color
motion picture printing heads.
Fisher Radio Corp.
21-21 44th Drive, Long Island City, N. Y.
Phone: EXeter 2-2500
President Avery R. Fisher
Vice-Pres. . . . George P. Maerkle, Ben Arons
Director of Sales J. J. Park
PRODUCTS: Hi-Fi Radio, Phonographs.
Florman & Babb, Inc.
68 West 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: MU 2-2928
President Arthur Florman
Vice-President John Babb
Treasurer Shirley Babb
Secretary Barnett Maf chir
Sales Manager Leonard W. Hollander
PRODUCTS: Film repair and splicing
block, Magic "Mylar," Pro-Cine tripods, Leg-
Lok triangles, split reels, changing bags,
Cinevoice 400 Conversions, Gator Griplites,
film footage counters, Pic-Sound readers,
cameras slates, Cine calculators, flanges, fish-
pole mike booms.
Foto- Video Laboratories, Inc.
36 Commerce Rd., Cedar Grove, N. J.
Phone: Pilgrim 4-6O00
Pres., CE Alhert J. Baracket
Board Dir Desmont Lazotte
Vice-Pres A. R. Fiore
Treasurer Carl Fiore
PRODUCTS: 2-Channel color & mono-
chrome video DA & mixer, 600 Ma. 250 to
300 V DC, regulated low voltage supply,
keyed video signal generator, 5-Channel sync,
distribution amplifier, amplitude linearity
tester, lin. & convergence dot gereator, 525 —
Line TV sync, generator, color subcarrier
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generator, 5" TV waveform monitor, 225 MA
250 to 300 V DC regulated low voltage sup-
ply. High pass filter, video line amplifier,
aperture & phase corrector, color burst key-
ing generator, sync, signal simulator, differ-
ential test set, sync, switching unit, master
control panel, mohoscope camera, 2" x 2"
flying spot canner, portable 525-line TV sync,
generator, sync, slave, color bar signal gen-
erator, TV light box, vidicon film multi-
plexer, color TV sync generator, color TV
tester. Associated test slides and charts,
monochrome vidicon camera, monochrome
vidicon camera, color image orthicon cam-
era, color vidicon camera, demonstration
slides.
Jack A. Frost
234 Piquette Ave., Detroit 2, Mich.
Phone: TRinity 3-8030
Owner Jack A. Frost
Asst. Gen. Mgr E. A. Taube
PRODUCTS: Rental equipment for motion
picture, theatrical, studio and TV lighting
equipment and accessories.
Gabriel Electronics Div.
(The Gabriel Co.)
135 Crescent Rd., Needham Heights 94, Mass.
Phone: Hlllcrest 4-005
General Manager C. W. Coleman
PRODUCTS: Microwave relay antennas,
passive reflectors, parabolic reflectors, mobile
communications antennae.
Gates Radio Co.
123 Hampshire St., Quincy, 111.
Phone: BAldwin 2-8202
N. Y. Phone: MUrray Hill 7-7971
President P. S. Gates
Vice-President L. I. McEwen
Secretary A. S. Petzoldt
Sales Manager L. J. Cervone
Adv. Dir John Price
Dir. of Engr N. L. Jochem
Works Manager Howard Young
Purchasing Agent John Bowers
Branch Offices
13th & E St., N. W., Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: MEtropolitan 8-0522
2700 Polk Ave., Houston, Tex.
Phone: CApitol 8-8536
7501 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-6351
1133 Spring St., N. W., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: TRinity 6-0369
PRODUCTS: Radio broadcast transmitters
AM; radio broadcast transmitters FM; TV
broadcast transmitters UHF and VHF;
speech input equipment for radio and video;
transcription turn tables; recording equip-
ment; communications transmitters (high
frequency) ; communications transmitters
(very high frequency) ; airway communica-
tions equipment; homing beacon equipment;
directional phasing equipment; antenna
coupling equipment; transmission line equip-
ment; portable remote amplifiers; rack cabi-
nets (relay) ; cabinets (transmitter) ; master
control systems.
General Communications
Box 169, Fort Atkinson, Wise.
Phone: JOrdan 3-5547
President E. D. Petersen
Secy.-Treas CO. Bell
PRODUCTS: Monitors, power supplies,
camera, program and dial monitor switching
systems.
General Electric Co.
Electronics Park, Syracuse, N. Y.
Phone: GRanite 6-4411
N. Y. Phone: PLaza 1-1311
Appliance and TV Receiver Division
Appliance Park, Louisville, Ky.
Phone: GLendale 4-7511
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr C. K. Rieger
TV Receiver Dept.
Electronics Park, Syracuse, N. Y.
General Manager Herbert Riegelman
Manager Marketing Jack S. Beldon
TV Sales Manager Joseph F. Effinger
Sales Mgr., Special Products. .T. J. Nicholson
Mgr., Adv. & Special Prom. .Dale O. Akridge
PRODUCTS: TV Receivers — monochrome
and color.
Technical Products Department
Electronics Park, Syracuse 1, N. Y.
Phone: GRanite 6-4411
General Manager W. J. Mor'ock
Manager — Marketing (Broadcast Equipt.
and Allied Military
Equipment) P. L. Chamberlain
Manager — Marketing (Closed
circuit TV) F. P. Barnes
PRODUCTS: Radio and TV broadcast
equipment, including transmitters, antennas
and studio gear, for color and monochrome
TV, closed circuit TV equipment, scatter
communications equipment, high frequency
heating equipment.
Electronic Components Division
General Electric Co., Owensboro, Ky.
Phone: MUrray 3-2401
General Manager L. B. Davis
Receiving Tube Dept.
General Electric Co., Owensboro, Ky.
Phone: MUrray 3-2401
General Manager I. D. Daniels
PRODUCTS: Radio and TV receiving
tubes, "Five-Star" high reliability tubes,
micro-miniature metal ceramic receiving
tubes.
Power Tube Dept.
Bldg. 267, General Electric Co., Schenectady
5, N. Y.
Phone: FRanklin 4-2211
General Manager J. F. McAllister
PRODUCTS : Metal-ceramic transmitting
tubes, TV camera tubes, microwave tubes,
industrial power tubes, tank-type ignitrons.
Cathode Ray Tube Dept.
Electronics Park, Syracuse 1, N. Y.
Phone: GRanite 6-4411
General Manager H. F. DeLong
PRODUCTS: TV picture tubes, industrial
cathode ray tubes, radar indicator tubes.
Semiconductor Products Dept.
Electronics Park, Syracuse 1, N. Y.
Phone: GRanite 64411
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Factory Supt J. Voorhees
PRODUCTS: TV picture tubes, glass fac-
General Manager H. B. Fancher
PRODUCTS: Transistors (germanium and
silicon) for all entertainment, commercial,
and military markets; germanium and sili-
con rectifiers for electronic and electrical
equipment; germanium and silicon diodes
for electronic and electrical equipment.
Specialty Electronic Components Dept.
General Electric Co., W. Genesee St.,
Auburn, N. Y.
Phone: 3-7321
General Manager C. G. Lloyd
PRODUCTS: Printed wiring boards, lead-
less ceramic capacitors, encapsulated resis-
tor-capacitor networks, ferrites, delay cable,
precision metal parts for electronic tubes,
technical ceramics, high fidelity sound com-
ponents and phono accessories.
Communication Products Dept.
Electronics Park, Syracuse 1, N. Y.
Phone: GRanite 6-4411
General Manager H. Van Aken
PRODUCTS : Mobile communication
equipment, two-way-radio, microwave, radio
traffic coordination units, power line carrier,
terminal equipment.
Radio Receiver Dept.
General Electric Co., 1285 Boston Ave.,
Bridgeport 2, Conn.
Phone: EDison 4-1012
General Manager W. P. Von Behren
PRODUCTS: Full line of portable radios,
clock-radios, table radios.
General Precision Laboratory, Inc.
63 Bedford Rd., Pleasantville, N. Y.
Phone: ROgers 9-5000
Bd. Chmn., Technical Dir.. ... . .R L. Garman
Pres., Gen. Mgr . . . J. W. Murray
Vice Pres Blair Foulds
Sales Manager N. M. Marshall
PRODUCTS : UHF transmitters, sudio and
portable TV equipment; television projection
systems; industrial and institutional closed-
circuit television systems.
General Radio Co.
275 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge 39, Mass.
Phone: TRowbridge 6-4400
N. Y. Phone: WHitney 3-3140
President C. C. Carey
Vice-Pres foi Sale A. E. Thiessen
Treasurer Lawrence H. Pexton
Secretary John D. Quackenbos
Sales Manager M. T. Smith
Export Manager S. W. DeBlois
V.P., Engr D. B. Sinclair
Publicity Manager C. E. Worthen
Service Manager H. H. Dawes
PRODUCTS: AM, FM and TV frequency
and modulation monitors, distortion and
noise meters, audio test oscillators, trans-
mitter test equipment.
Glasscraft Co.
4755 Telegraph Rd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: ANgelus 9-7249
Pres R. H. Seaman
tory equip., strain gauges.
Granco Products, Inc.
36-07 20th Ave., Long Island City 5, N. Y.
Phone: RAvenswood 1-0400
President Henry Fogel
V.P., Chg. Sales Loyd Dopkins
V.P. Chg. Mfg Seymour Napolin
PRODUCTS: AM-FM radios, radio-phono-
graph combination.
Grand Iron Works, Inc.
525 Tiffany St., New York 59, N. Y.
Phone: DAyton 8-2600
President B. E. Alpern
PRODUCTS: Manufactures and erects
towers.
Grossman Radio and Electric Co.
81 Spring St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: WOrth 6-0790
Partners Benjamin Hyman, Mortimer
Grossman
PRODUCTS: Radio, Phonograph Kits.
Guild Radio & TV Co.
460 N. Eucalyptus Ave., Inglewood, Calif.
Phone: ORegon 8-7771
Sales & Exec. Head Lou Dolgin
Production Chief Jack E. Ackerman
Chief Engineer Herbert Fremont
PRODUCTS: Country Belle, Country Belle
Music Maid & Spice Chest Radios, Grafanola
and Bonnet Box, radio-phono, high fidelity
combinations.
Hallamore Electronics Co.
(Div. of The Siegler Corp.)
Pres., Siegler Corp John G. Brooks
Pres., Hallamore Electronics
Lloyd G. Hallamore
Exec. V.P John J. Burke
PRODUCTS: Closed-circuit TV industrial
systems, and electronic communication sys-
tems.
J. M. Hamilton, Inc.
Box 2432, Gastonia N. C.
Phone: UNiversity 4-2115
PRODUCTS: Tower erection and main-
tenance.
The Hammarlund Mfg. Co., Inc.
460 West 34th St., New York 1, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 5-1300
Chairman of Board Joseph Lush
President Lloyd A. Hammarlund
Vice-Pres., Treas Edward A. Wittmer
Vice-Pres., Mfg Hugh A. McCloskey
Vice-Pres., Sales F. F. Sylvester
Vice-Pres., Eng R. M. Daugherty
Secy. & Compt Walter Knorr
Advertising & Promotion
Manager Lescarbour Agency
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Personnel Director George Froehlich
Purchasing Manager William Griffin
PRODUCTS : Communication receivers
and accessories, standard and special vari-
able capacitators, remote supervisory con-
trols, diversity receivers.
Horwold Co., Inc.
1245 Chicago Ave., Evanston, 111.
Phone: DAvis 8-7070
President Robert Grunwald
PRODUCTS: Automatic slide projector,
Inspect-o-Film automatic film inspecting ma-
chine.
Harwood Manufacturing Co.
466 W. Superior St., Chicago 10, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 3-0465
President Sidney Swielow
Vice-President, Gen. Mgr J. P. Kennedy
PRODUCTS: Photographic and electronic
lighting equipment, sheet metal fabricating,
spun metal reflectors, portable lighting bars.
Hewlett-Packard Co.
275 Page Mill Rd., Palo Alto, Calif.
Phone: DAvenport 5-4451
President David Packard
Vice-President William R. Hewlett
PRODUCTS: TV & FM monitors and test
equipment.
Hinners-Galanek Radio Corp.
66-02 Austin St., Forest Hills 74, N. Y.
Phone: ILlinois 9-0800
President, Sis. Mgr Frank Hinners
V.P., Treas Leo J. Galanek
Chief Engineer Daniel P. Brand
Chief Mechanical Eng. . . . Irving R. Balinkoff
Purchasing Mildred Towey
General Manager Jerry Di Mucci
Credit Manager Grace V. Ramey
Prod. Mgr Paul Swist
Traffic Mgr Mach Wachs
PRODUCTS: AM radios, table radios,
portables, transistor portables, short wave
radios and clock radios.
Hoffman Electronics Corp.
3761 S. Hill St., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: Richmond 7-9661
President H. Leslie Hoffman
Vice-Pres., Treas C. E. Underwood
Secretary H. S. Hazeltine
Administrative Asst Marvin Whitney
V.P., Engineering I. J. Kaar
Vice President M. E. Paradise
Adv. Dir E. A. Tischler
Mgr. Patent Dept B. L. Birchard
Consumer Products Division
ViP., Sales P. E. Bryant
Asst. Sis. Mgr D. D Spence
Advt Mgr W. Baldwin
Sis. Prom. Mgr D. Van Winkle
Dir. of Eng. & Mfg J. Stevens
Dir. of Engineering . . . C. A. Nichols
Prod. Mgr F. J. Vogt
Quality Control Dir H. Roemer
Laboratories Division
President J. D. McLean
Vice Pres L. Mendelson
Vice-Pres., Dir. of Mfg G. M. Hafner
Chief Eng R. A. Mather
Director of Purchasing R. A. Gingrich
Dir. Military Sales T. C. Clark
Advertising Director E. P. Davis
PRODUCTS: TV & radio receivers, hi-fi
phonographs, military electronic equipment.
Holt Electronic Research Labs.
105 E. Spruce St., Mahanoy City, Pa.
Phone: 1228
Chief Eng Luther Holt
PRODUCTS: Community TV. Cable
equipment, preamps, head end A.G.C. units.
Crystal control converters, V.H.F., UjH.F.
Five adjacent channel broadband amplifiers,
nine adjacent channel broadband amplifiers
without changing line amplifier locations, or
installing locations in between, also custom
made equipment and accessories.
Houston-Fearless Corporation
11801 W. Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: BRadshaw 2-4331
Asst. Sales Mgr A. J. Kjontvedt
Vice-President K. B. Elliott
PRODUCTS: Pedestals, friction heads,
geared heads, dollies, cranes, remote control
heads, etc.
Huggins Laboratories, Inc.
711 Hamilton Ave., Menlo Park, Calif.
Phone: DAvenport 3-0013
President Richard A. Huggins
Chief Engineer Lester Roberts
PRODUCTS: Manufacturer and developer
of traveling wave tubes, backward wave
oscillators and associated solenoids.
Hug hey & Phillips, Inc.
3200 N. San Fernando Blvd., Burbank, Calif.
Phone: Victoria 9-1104
V.P., GenT Mgr J. H. Ganzenhuber
PRODUCTS: 300 mm. beacons, obstruction
lights, photo-electric controls, beacon flashes,
special junction boxes, microwave tower light
control & alarm systems, and complete kits
for: tower lighting, sleet melter power and
control.
Hycon Mfg. Co.
1030 S. Arroyo Pky., Pasadena, Calif.
Phone: RYan 1-9381
President Trevor Gardner
Exec. V.P D. G. Sauernman
PRODUCTS: Microwave systems and com-
ponents, TV service equipment.
Industrial Television, Inc.
369 Lexington Ave., Clifton, N. J.
Phone: GRegory 3-0900
President Horace Atwood, Jr.
Vice-President Louis M. Rehak
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PRODUCTS: Monochrome and color mon-
itors, field strength meters.
Industrial Tubes, Inc.
321 Stevens St., Geneva, 111.
President J. H. Hutchings
PRODUCTS: Thyratrons, rectifiers, and
special electronic tubes for industrial use.
Insuline Corp. of America
186 Granite St., Manchester, N. H.
Phone: NA 5-8511
Ex. Vice Pres A. S. Blumenthal
Controller, Treasurer H. J. Lynch
V.P, Gen. Sis. Mgr J. J. Niesi
Mfg. Mgr C. E. Strickland
Asst. V.P., Sis J. J. Maresca
Purchasing Agent E. L. Bramhall
PRODUCTS: Adapters, phone pick-up;
aligning tools; amplifier chassis; angles and
brackets antenna, auto radio, antenna con-
nectors; antenna kits; antennas, home mast;
antennas, FM & television; auto radio noise
suppressors.
International Research Associates
(Division of Iresco, Inc.)
2221 Warwick Ave., Santa Monica, Calif.
Phone: TExas 0-4415
President L. E. Brown
PRODUCTS: TV monitors, receivers,
video sync equipment.
International Telemeter Corp.
2000 Stoner Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: GRanite 8-7751
Chairman Paul Raibourn
President L. A. Novins
Vice-Pres P. MacNamara, C. I. Lappen
PRODUCTS: Ampli-vision community an-
tenna equipment, pay TV systems.
Inter-State Communications Co.
845 Chicago Ave., Evanston, 111.
Phone: DAvis 84800
General Manager Warren B. Cozzens
Sales Mgr Michael J. Cudahy
PRODUCTS: Microwave relay equipment
& systems.
Jackson Electrical Instrument Co.
18 S. Patterson Blvd., Dayton 2, O.
Phone: BAldwin 4-0367
President J. Myron Fulkerson
Purchasing Agent E. W. De Laet
Secy-Treas J. E. Beery
PRODUCTS: Electronic equipment.
Jerrold Electronics Corp.
23rd and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia, Pa.
Phone: LOrust 4-0707
N. Y. Phone: SYcamore 2-3700
President Milton Shapp
Vice Presidents Donald Kirk, Jr.,
Henry J. Arbeiter, Caywood Cooley
Asst. to the Pres Zalmon H. Garfield,
Sales Manager William Miller
Dir. of Pub. Rel Daniel Aaron
PRODUCTS: CATV Systems, cable thea-
ter, test instruments, preamplifiers and ac-
cessories.
E. F. Johnson Co.
Waseca, Minn.
Phone: 990
General Manager E. F. Johnson
General Sales Mgr E. T. Herbig Jr.
PRODUCTS: Antenna insulators, RF con-
tactors, isolation inductors, inductors.
Kahn Research Laboratories, Inc.
22 Pine Street, Freeport, N. Y.
Phone: FReeport 9-8800
President Leonard R. Kahn
V,P. Chg. of Sis Kenneth B. Boothe
PRODUCTS : Compatible single-sideband
system for AM broadcast transmitters.
Kay Electric Co.
14 Maple Ave., Pine Brook, N. J.
Phone: CAldwell 64000
Partner Hary R. Foster
Partner, Chief Eng Elmo E. Crump
Sales Manager John Gilmore
PRODUCTS : Broadcast test equipment.
Kent Television, Inc.
505 Driggs Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Phone: EVergreen 8-2272
General Manager Jack Mendelson
Sales Manager Benjamin Wax
Prod. Mgr L. L. Heohtlinger
Kimble Glass Co.
(Subsidiary of Owens-Illinois Glass
Co.)
Owens-Illinois Bldg., Toledo 1, Ohio
Phone: CHerry 2-6543
Montclair, N. J. Phone: Pilgrim 6-3852
President R. H. Mulf ord
V.P., Gen. Mgr J. P. Kearney
V.P., Chief Engr F. D. Pinotti
Plant Mgr., TV Plant
(Columbus) C. E. Reed, Jr.
Sis. Mgr., Electronic Prods. Div. . J. P. Gleason
Mgr. New Products,
Electronic Prods. Div G. P. Molloy
PRODUCTS: TV bulbs.
Kimco Sales, Inc.
342 W. 40th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: OXford 5-3782
Executive-in-charge John Newton
PRODUCTS: Representative for Kline
iron and steel.
Kline Iron & Metal Co., Inc.
1225 Huger St., Columbus, S. C.
Phone: 4-0301
President B. H. Kline
Tower Eng J. R. Trotter
PRODUCTS: Manufactures and erects
towers. For TV antennas, AM and FM radio,
microwave systems.
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Kliegl Bros., Inc.
321 W. 50th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-0130
Vice President Herbert A. Kliegl
TV Sales Mgr Herbert R. More
PRODUCTS: TV studio lighting equip-
ment: spotlights, scoops, pattern and slide
projectors; lighting distribution system in-
cluding connector strips, ceiling and wall
outlet boxes, multi-conductor cable; studio
lighting control centers including the Roto-
lector and SAF-PATCH automatically non-
arching cross-connecting boards, dimmer con-
soles with either transformer, electronic or
magnetic amplifier dimmers, preset boards
from 2 to 10 scenes as well as preset Memory
Boards.
Kollmorgen Optical Corp.
347 King St., Northampton, Mass.
Phone: JUstice 4-0280
President E. O. Kollmorgen
Vice-President J. C. Milligan
Sales Manager William C. O'Donnell
PRODUCTS: Motion picture equipment,
TV projection lenses and mirrors, 16 mm
projection lenses, custom optical equipment.
Kriss Electronics Corp.
191 Oraton St., Newark, N. J.
Phone: HU 4-3137
President Charles J. Kriss
Prod. Mgr Emanuel Jasuik
PRODUCTS: TV tubes, cathode ray tubes.
Kuthe Laboratories, Inc.
730 S. 13th St., Newark, N. J.
Phone: BIgelow 2-6000
President W. P. Maginnis
Sis. Eng H. M. Brady
PRODUCTS: Hydrogen thyratrons.
Ladue Supply, Inc.
8870 Ladue Rd., St. Louis 24, Mo.
Phone: PArkview 5-6490
President W. E. Ball
Vice-President J. C. Coonrod
PRODUCTS: Cemsteel package TV and
radio stations.
Lambda-Pacific Engineering, Inc.
14725 Arminta St., Van Nuys, Calif.
Phone : STate 3-2400
President L. W. Mallach
Sis. Mgr H. L. Arment
PRODUCTS: Microwave systems, portable
and fixed. Full color and Monochrome. 5600
mc to 12,000 mc.
Phone: ULysses 5-4681
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr W. J. Peltz
Gen. Sales Mgr C. H. Warshaw
Operations Mgr Richard S. Mandelkorn
Gov't. Sis. Mgr W. F. Maher
Mgr., Tube Sales J. J. Grabiec
PRODUCTS: Transistors, semi conductor
diodes, receiving tubes, cathode ray tubes.
Lehigh Structural Steel Co.
17 Battery Place, New York 4, N. Y.
Phone: WHitehall 4-1424
Gen. Sis. Mgr E. A. Murphy
Ch. Eng. (Tower Dept.) F. H. Taylor
PRODUCTS: Vertical radiators, supporting
towers, relay towers.
Liberty Tower Erection Co., Inc.
Box 9123, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Phone: MElrose 7-3381
Pres., Gen. Mgr Earl Griffith
Secy.-Treas Evelyn Griffith
PRODUCTS: TV towers.
Lymar Engineers, Inc.
1432 N. Carlisle St., Philadelphia 21, Pa.
Phone: STevenson 7-4450
President Edward M. Beeler
Vice-President Samuel Sabaroff
Secy.-Treas Donald R. Trilling
PRODUCTS: Community TV Antenna
Systems, impedence matching devices, ama-
teur radio gear.
Machlett Laboratories, Inc.
1063 Hope St., Springdale, Conn.
Phone: Fireside 8-7511
President W. E. Stevenson
Sis. Mgr., Power tube div R. E. Nelson
Field Engineer, Eastern
District E. H. Gilbert
Field Engineer, Central
District D. S. Frankel
Field Engineer, West Coast
District G. J. Taylor
Field Eng G. W. Whitney
Sis. Prom. Mgr R. N. Rose
PRODUCTS: Electron tubes for oscillator,
amplifier, and modulator service in AM, TV,
and FM, TV camera tubes.
Magnasync Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
5546 Satsuma Ave., North Hollywood, Cal.
Phone: STanley 7-5493
President D. J. White
V. P.'s W. H. Stutz, J. W. Green
Sis. Mgr H. V. Auchstetter
PRODUCTS: Motion Picture/TV record-
ing and reproducing equipment; related
accessories.
Lansdale Tube Co.
(Div. of Philco Corp.)
Church Road, Lansdale, Pa.
Magnavox Co.
2131 Bueter Rd., Ft. Wayne 4,
Phone: EAstbrook 9721
Ind.
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Chairman Richard A. O'Connor
President Frank M. Freimann
Vice President Edwin S. Pridham
V.P., Sec'y., Gen. Counsel . Gerard M. Ungaro
V.P., Treas John S. Sturgeon
V.P., Gen. Mgr., TV-Radio-
Phonograph Div Leonard F. Cramer
V.P., Dir. TV-Radio-Phono.
Engr J. A. Rankin
V.P., Gen. Mgr., Gov't.,
Industrial Divs Richard A. Wilson
Magnavox-Spartan
(TV-Radio-Phonograph Division)
V.P., Gen. Mgr Leonard F. Cramer
Asst. to V.P. & Gen. Mgr.,
Dir. of Publ. Rela R. H. Mathews
V.P., Dir. TV-Radio-Phono.
Engr J. A. Rankin
Chief Engineer R. W. Sanders
Dir. of Merchandising George H. Fezell
Adv. Mgr Karl H. Carstens
Sales Prom. Mgr Dan Cavalier
Sales Training Mgr Russell J. Deber
PRODUCTS: Radios: AM and AM-FM
table and console, radio-phonographs and
combinations, integrated high fidelity systems
and instruments. Television: stands and con-
soles without radio; consoles with radio and
phonograph, color TV.
Marconi Instruments Ltd.
Ill Cedar Lane, Engelwood, N. J.
Phone: LOwell 7-0607
Manager R. J. Bailey
Sis. Mgr W. A. Buck
Ch. Eng S. Ellam
PRODUCTS: Measuring instruments for
FM mobile radio, measuring instruments
for bcstg. stations, FM/ AM signal generators,
frequency standards, deviation monitors, TV
sideband analyzers, etc.
Mattison Television & Radio Corp.
10 W. 181st St., New York 53, N. Y.
Phone: CY 8-1400
President, Treasurer Richard Mattison
J. A. Maurer, Inc.
37-01 31st Street, Long Island City 1, N. Y.
Phone: STillwell 44600
President Daniel R. Ehrlich
V.P., Treasurer Ben Cohen
Sec'y Herman Cohen
General Manager Donald G. McKay
PRODUCTS: 16mm. professional motion
picture cameras; 16mm. sound recorders;
16mm. film phonographs. 16 & 35 mm. Gal-
vanometers, kinescope recording equipment
16 mm., rapid processing equipment for 16
and 35 mm. film.
Maxson Instruments
(Div. W. L. Maxson Corp.)
47-37 Austell PL, Long Island City 1, N.Y.
Phone :RAvenswood 9-1800
President F. H. Rohrig
Sales Manager CD. Berger
Chief Engineer W. Kram
PRODUCTS: Langevin Mfg. Corp. audio
& electronic equipment, amplifiers, and trans-
formers.
Metropolitan Electric Mfg. Co.
(Lumi-Tron Division)
22-50 Steinway St., Long Island City 5, N. Y.
Phone: AStoria 8-3200
Sis. Manager R. Drumheller
PRODUCTS: Studio lighting control & fix-
tures, lighting accessories & power equip-
ment.
Metzner Engineering Corporation
1041 N. Sycamore, Hollywood 39, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 2-2353
President Robert G. Metzner
V.P., Gen. Mgr Robert J. Margolis
Sis. Mgr Will A. Connelly
Ch. Eng Burton W. Farber
Purch. Agent Gloria R. White
PRODUCTS : Transcription turntables,
transcription arms, tape decks, tape pre-
amplifier.
Microlab
71 Okner Pkwy., Livingston, N. J.
Phone: Livingston 6-0692
President Harry A. Augenblick
PRODUCTS: Coaxial attenuators, filters,
dividers, terminations, UHF test equipment.
Microwave Associates
Northwest Industrial Park, Burlington, Mass.
Phone: BRowning 2-3000
President Dana W. Atchley Jr.
Exec. V.P Vess Chigas
V.P., Res. & Develop R. M. Walker
PRODUCTS: Microwave tubes and wave-
guide components.
Miles Reproducer Co., Inc.
812 Broadwav, New York 3, N. Y.
Phone: SPring 7-7670
Secretary, Sis. Mgr J. M. Kuhlik, Sc.D.
PRODUCTS: Tech. recorders. Shoulder-
strap type, self-contained voice recorder for
interviews.
Minnesota Mining and Mfg. Co.
900 Bush Ave., St. Paul 6, Minn.
Phone: PRospect 6-8511
Sales Mgr., Magnetic Prod Dan Denham
Sales Mgr., Dist. Trades W. H. Madden
Branch Offices
6850 S. Harlem Ave., Bedford Park, 111.
Manager R. A. Kelley
6023 S. Garfield Ave., Los Angeles 22, Calif.
Manager M. D. Benson
320 Shaw Rd., S. San Franisco, Calif.
Sis. Mgr F. A. Blankenbaker
700 Grand Ave., Ridgefield, N. J.
Sis. Mgr W. F. Enright
3700 Forest Park Blvd., St. Louis 8, Mo.
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Sis. Mgr D. A. Gilbert
2121 Santa Anna Ave., Dallas 28, Tex.
Sis. Mgr R. A. Henderson
367 Grove St., St. Paul 1, Minn.
Sis. Mgr C. M. Jacobsen
1330 Centre St., Newton Center 59, Mass.
Sis. Mgr E. F. Gregg
Box 2012, Buffalo 6, N. Y.
Sis. Mgr E. W. Ball
S698 Rising Sun Ave., Philadelphia 20, Pa.
Sis. Mgr J. T. Donahue
732 Ashby St., N. W., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Sis. Mgr G. S. Miles
4835 Para Dr., Cincinnati, Ohio
Sis. Mgr J. J. O'Brien
12200 Brookpark Road, Cleveland 30, Ohio
Sis. Mgr A. D. Steele
8825 Grinnel Ave., Detroit 13, Mich.
Sis. Mgr R. F. Woelfel
PRODUCTS: Magnetic tape & accessories.
Mitchell Camera Corp.
666 W. Harvard St., Glendale 4, Calif.
Phone: CHapman 5-1086
President Mrs. Eva Fox
PRODUCTS: Film cameras and accesso-
Mole Richardson Co.
937 N. Sycamore Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: OLdfield 4-3660
President Peter Mole
First Vice-Pres., Treas W. K. Parker
Exec. V.P., Secy E. C. Palmer
PRODUCTS: Photographic lighting equip-
ment and accessories for TV studios. Micro-
phone booms and perambulators.
Motorola, Inc.
4545 W. Augusta Blvd., Chicago 51, 111.
Phone: SPaulding 2-6500
President Robert W. Galvin
Executive Vice-Pres Daniel E. Noble
PRODUCTS: TV and radio receivers.
Moviola Manufacturing Co.
1451 Gordon St., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 7-3178
President Mark Serrurier
PRODUCTS: Motion picture film editing
equipment.
Musicolor, Inc.
333 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: SU 7-9481
President Maurice Wetzel
Vice President Helen Spencer
Sec'y .-Treas James M. Spencer, Jr.
Sis. Mgr .Vic Brown
PRODUCTS: Colorobot, the machine that
paints tunes on a screen, Telecolor Light
Mobiles: Telecolor TV Film Library with
station breaks and ID's short abstract sub-
jects with sound, and custom-built commer-
cial spots.
Multiplex Services Corporation
Suite 1-A, 160 E. 55th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-8965
President William S. Halstead
Gen. Mgr Don Lewis
PRODUCTS: FM Multiplex transmitters
and receivers.
Multi-Tron Laboratory Inc.
4624 Washington Blvd., Chicago 44, 111.
Phone: MAnsfield 6-7310
President, Ch. Eng Nicholas Glyptis
PRODUCTS: Electronic tubes. Research
development manufacturing. Electronics.
Muntz TV, Inc.
1000 Grey Ave., Evanston, 111.
Phone: DA 8-7000
President W. A. Keil
Vice-Pres Jack Simberg
Treasurer D. J. Domin
PRODUCTS: Black and white and color
TV sets, AM & FM radio, phonograph, Hi-Fi
Units.
National Cine Equipment Inc.
209 W. 48th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-0348
President John Clemens
Sec'y .-Treas Erwin G. Harwood
PRODUCTS: Crab-Hydrolly, Hydrolly, mi-
crophone booms, 3 wheel portable dollies,
16mm, 35mm, 70mm film synchronizers, film
viewers, 35mm and 16mm. Lens mounts lenses
to 40". Sales, service and rentals of television
and motion picture equipment, 1 hr. maga-
zines for film recording for 16 mm. & 35
mm. off tube.
National Television Tube Inc.
Rt. 46 at 6th St., Saddle Brook, N. J.
Pres., Sales Director John Sansone
Sec'y •-Treas., Engr A. Wasek
PRODUCTS: Cathode Ray Tubes.
National Video Corp.
4300 W. 47th St., Chicago 32, 111.
Phone: CLiffside 4-5600
President Asher J. Cole
Sales Manager Harold Cole
Nems-Clarke Inc.
919 Jesup Blair Drive, Silver Spring, Md.
Phone: JUniper 5-8300
President A. S. Clarke
Director of Sis J. F. Whitehead
Radio & TV Sis A. D. Babbitt
PRODUCTS: TR-1 TV Rebroadcast re-
ceiver, field intensity meters, phase monitors,
video and audio jacks, plugs, jack panels.
Neumade Products Corp.
250 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-5810
President Mrs. Oscar F. Neu
Exec, V.P Lee E. Jones
• PRODUCTS: Film cabinets and racks,
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PRODUCTS: Radios, Radio-Phonograph-
Combinations. Television, Radio-Phono graph
Combinations, Television-Radio-Phonograph
Combinations, special electronic equipment
for the Armed Services; Hi Fidelity.
slide cabinets, editing equipment, film clean-
ers, projection tables, synchronizers, film
timers, flanges, editing tables.
O'Brien Electric Corp.
6514 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 38, Cal.
Phone: HOllywood 4-1117
President Frank O'Brien
Vice Pres Leona Smith
Sec'y«*Treas Wallace Scales
Chief Engr Curt Wynn
Sales Mgr John Greene
PRODUCTS: Broadcast switchers, audio
facilities, custom cabinets & consoles, over-
head microphone hoists, disappearing micro-
phone stands.
Olesen Rental Co.
1535 Ivar Ave., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 5-5194
President Stewart S. Romans
PRODUCTS: TV lighting equipment,
booms.
Gunnar A. Olsen Corp.
225 Broadway, New York 7, N. Y.
Phone: BArclay 7-8390
President Gunnar A. Olsen
PRODUCTS: Tower Antenna systems in-
stallations & maintenance.
Olympic Radio & Television
34-01 38th Ave., Long Island City 1, N. Y.
Phone: EXeter 2-5200
President Morris Sobin
Sp. Asst. to Pres Jack Ravdin
Asst. to Pres T. W. Buchter
Treasurer Louis Haber
Secretary A. Cooper
Vice Pres., Eng Ben Parzen
V.P., Sales Morton Schwartz
V.P., Purchasing W. Hegyi
V.P., Mfg B. Bordiga
V.P., Govt. Sis., Ind. Prod D. Gerstein
Sis. Admn. Mgr S. Lipper
Field Sis. Mgr M. Auster, S. R. Seltzer
PRODUCTS: Table and portable radios,
radio phono combination, table, console and
three-way combination TV receivers.
Packard-Bell Electronics
12333 W. Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles 64, Cal-
Phone: Granite 7-6721
Chr. of Bd Herbert A. Bell
President Robert S. Bell
VjP., Gen. Counsel, Ass't to Pres.
W. H. Moore
Sec.-Treas Lowell R. Day
Chief Engineer 0. K. Paddock
V.P. Technical Products R. B. Leng
V.P. Eastern Operations A. J. Spriggs
V.P., Manufacturing Jean Gleis
V.P. Sales Kenneth R. Johnson
Sis. Mgr., Home Prod.
Div Robert H. Thompson
Dir. Adv. & Sales Prom Vm. T. Reedy
V.P. Service Div Carl Duffy
Personnel Director Robert Hogan
Purchasing Agent. . , . . .William P. Kennedy
Pacific Mercury Television Mfg.
Corp.
8345 Hayvenhurst Ave., Sepulveda, Calif.
Phone: EMpire 2-3131
Chairman, President Joe Benaron
Prod. Mgr Allan Scharff
V.P., Eng Stanley Cutler
PRODUCTS: TV sets.
Page Communications Engineers,
Inc.
710-A Fourteenth St., N.W., Wash. 5, D. C.
PRODUCTS: Design, construction, testing
and operation of scatter and other advanced
radio communications systems.
Parkersburg Rig and Reel Co.
(Div. of Parkersburg- Aetna Corp.)
620 Depot St., Parkersburg, W. Va.
Phone: 7-4521
President W. A. Wood
PRODUCTS: Manufactures and erects TV
towers.
Peerless Film Processing Corp.
165 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-3630
Pres., Gen. Mgr Kern Moyse
Pembrex Theatre Supply Corp.
1969 S. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: REpublic 1-3111
President Louis Wutke
PRODUCTS: "Pemarc" and "Telinc" pro-
jectors, and accessories.
The Pentron Corp.
777 South Tripp Ave., Chicago 24, 111.
Phone: SAcramento 2-3201
Sis. Mgr Irving Rossman
Ch. Eng Rubin Shatasvky
PRODUCTS: Portable tape recorders, pre-
amplifiers, professional and semi-professional
equipment, mike mixers, prerecorded tapes,
tape accessories.
Pembrex Theatre Supply Corp.
1969 So. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles 7, Calif.
Phone: REpublic 1-3111
President Louis M. Wutke
PRODUCTS: PEMARC Arc Rear Projec-
tor, PEMINC Mazda Rear Projector.
Phelps Dodge Copper Products
300 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-3200
PRODUCTS: Styroflex, Spirafil, Foamflex
coaxial cable.
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Philco Corp.
Tioga and "C" Sts., Philadelphia 34, Pa.
Phone: NEbraska 4-5100
Chairman "William Balderston
President James Skinner, Jr.
Exec. V.P., Oper Joseph H. Gillies
Exec. V.P., Cons. Prod Larry F. Hardy
Exec. V.P., Marketing John M. Otter
Exec. V.P., Res. & Eng Leslie J. Woods
V.P., Sis. Prom Raymond B. George
Dir. of Pub. Rel Robert M. Jones
Adv. Dir Max Enelow
TV Division
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr Henry Bowes
Sis. Mgr Gibson Kennedy
Home Radio Division
General Manager James Shallow
Sales Manager Leonard Gross
PRODUCTS: AM and AM-FM radios, con-
sole, table, portable and combination TV re-
ceivers, Hi-Fidelity phonograph.
Philmore Manufacturing Co., Inc.
113 University Place, New York 3, N. Y.
Phone: ALgonquin 4-3363
President M. L. Granat
Vice-President Gary Granat
Chief Engineer Wm. Lipson
Treasurer > . Murray Granat
Sec'y--Sls. Mgr Jerry Granat
Office Mgr Milton Greenker
PRODUCTS: Transistor portable radio
kits, 3 tube, 2 band AC/DC radio kits, crystal
set kits and sets, electronic kits of all kinds
for hobby and school use.
Pilot Radio Corp.
37-06 36th St., Long Island City 1, N. Y.
Phone: STillwell 4-5454
President Isidor Goldberg
Exec. Vice-President J. N. Benjamin
Secretary-Treasurer I. W. Wyckoff
V.P. Sales Manager L. M. Sandwick
Purchasing Agent Paul Lefko
Asst. Nat'l Sis. Mgr I. I. Needle
Adv. Sis. Prom. Mgr A. Piatt
Chief Engineer Richard Shottenfeld
PRODUCTS: Tuners— Hi-Fi, AM-FM; Hi-
Fi amplifiers, preamplifiers, speaker systems,
portable phonographs; Hi-Fi console phono-
graphs, Hi-Fi radio-phonographs, stero com-
ponents; amplifier, preamplifier.
Pioneer Electronics Corp.
2235 S. Carmelina, Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: BRadshaw 2-8053
President .L. M. Perrish
V.P., Gen. Sales Mgr Z. Goodman
PRODUCTS: Manufacturers of TV pic-
ture tubes.
Polarad Electronics Corp.
43-20 34th St., Long Island City, N. Y.
Phone: EXeter 2-4500
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President Dr. D. L. Jaffe
Exec. V.P P. H. Odessey
Sis. Mgr A. A. Goldberg
PRODUCTS: Monitors, color and black
and white; wave form monitors, TV mono-
scope signal sources, composite sync gen-
erators, color bar generators, color slide
scanners, color cinecoDSp TV distribution
amplifiers.
Prodelin Inc.
307 Bergen Ave., Kearny, N. J.
Phone: KEarny 2-8600
Pres., Gen. Mgr L. A. Bondon
Sales Manager J. F. Cosgrove
PRODUCTS: Coaxial transmission line.
Racine Tower Construction Co.
47 Center St., Brandon, Vt.
Phone: 85
President Emile Racine
Gen. Mgr Edgar S. Crosby
Sec-Treas Philip C. LaPorte
SERVICE: Tower erection — mircowave in-
stallation.
Radiant Mfg. Corp.
8220 N. Austin, Morton Grove, 111.
Phone: CRawford 7-6300
President H. E. Eller
Sales Vice-Pres Herschel Feldman
PRODUCTS: Projection screens.
Radio Construction Co., Inc.
550 Grant St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Phone: COurt 1-1712
PRODUCTS: Tower erection.
Radio Corporation of America
Executive Offices: 30 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-5900
Ch. of the Board.. Brig. Gen. David Sarnoff
President John L. Burns
Ch. Exec. Comm. of Bd.. .Frank M. Folsom
Sr. Exec. Vice-Pres E. W. Engstrom
Industrial Electronic Products
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr T. A. Smith
Pres., RCA Comm., Gen. Mgr., Telecomm.
Div T. H. Mitchell
Mgr., Ind. Elec. Marketing Dept.
A. R. Hopkins
Chief Engineer G. H. Brown
Mgr., Prod. Dept H. R. Swartz
Mgr. Personnel W. R. Fitzpatrick
Controller J. J. Graham
Mgr., Best. & TV Equip. Dept...E. C. Tracy
Mgr., Comm. Prod. Dept C. M. Lewis
Mgr., Thea. & Ind. Prod. Dept..H. M. Emlein
Mgr., Bizmac Marketing L. F. Jones
Electronic Components
Exec. V.P W. W. Watts
Electron Tube Division
415 S. 5th St., Harrison, N. J.
V.P., Gen. Mgr Douglas Y. Smith
Mgr., Admin W. H. Painter
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Controller P. W. Hofmann
Mgr., Enter. Tube Prod J. B. Farese
Chief Engineer G. R. Shaw
Purch. Agent T. J. Scanlon
Mgr., Personnel L. A. Kameen
Gen. Comm. Mgr L. S. Thees
Mgr., Dist. Products L. F. Holleran
Mgr., Ind. Tube Prod C. E. Burnett
Mgr., Kinescope Oper H. R. Seelen
Mgr., Adv. & Sis. Prom H. S. Stamm
Mgr., Market Planning, Kine.. .€. W. Taylor
Mgr., Merchandising H. F. Bersche
Mgr., Market Planning, Rcvg. Tubes
K. G. Bucklin
Mgr., Admin. & Controls G. C. Brewster
Mgr., Marketing - Enter. Tube Oper.
M.J. Carroll
Mgr., Mfg. Rcvg. Tube Oper.. .H. A. DeMooy
Mgr., Mfg. Ind. Tube Prod E. M. Wood
Mgr., Merch. Coordination. .. .G. G. Griffin
Mgr., Merch. Parts & Equip J. J. Kearney
Mgr., Ind. Sis. & Tube Prod M. Markell
Mgr., Marketing, Ind. Tube Prod.
G. W. Duckworth
Mgr., Contract Admin J. T. Wilson
Mgr., Sis. Eng., Dist. Sis H. C. Vance
Mgr., Field Sis., Dist. Sis. Prod. K. B. Shaffer
Mgr., Dist. Sis D. S. Branigan
Adm., Market Planning, Microwaves
V. C. Houck
Adm., Comm. Coordination. .H. S. Gwynne
Components Division
Camden, N. J.
Gen. Mgr William T. Warrender
Controller H. M. Miller
Mgr., Personnel C. E. Sharp
Chief Engineer B. V. Dale
Consumer Products
Exec. V.P Robert A. Seidel
RCA Victor Television Division
Cherry Hill, Camden 8, N. J.
V.P., Gen. Mgr C. P. Baxter
Oper. Mgr G. K. Bryant
Purch. Agent J. B. Davidson
Gen. Sales Mgr J. P. Bannon
Chief Engineer D. D. Cole
Gen. Plant Mgr W. E. Albright
Mgr. of Merch A. B. Mills
Controller F. R. Demmerly
Adv. & Sales Prom. Mgr J. M. Williams
Mgr., Prod. Develop H. M. Rundle
Mgr., Personnel P. R. Slaninka
RCA Victor Radio and "Victrola" Division
Cherry Hill, Camden 8, N. J.
V.P., Gen. Mgr James M. Toney
Gen. Sales Mgr Louis J. Collins
Controller O. D. Center
Chief Engineer J. L. Franke
Mgr., Prod. Dept Thomas S. Weeks
Mgr., Merchandising A. R. Baggs
Purch. Agent W. S. Strout
RCA Victor Distributing Corp.
Offices in Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo, Kansas
City, Davenport, la., Los Angeles, and
Wichita.
President W. M. Norton
VJP. Oper. Control & Sec.-Treas. . . J. A. Curl
V.P. Los Angeles Branch. . . .
V.P. Detroit Branch
V.P. Chicago Branch
V.P. Buffalo Branch
V.P. Kansas City Branch. . .
V.P. Davenport Branch. . .L.
Mgr. Wichita Branch
.H. C. Chapman
. .N. A. Corbett
C. A. Malin
. ..E. L. Dodelin
E, E. Hart
A. Baumigartner
G. H. Bahl
RCA Victor Record Division
155 E. 24th St., New York, N. Y.
V.P., Gen. Mgr G. R. Marek
Mgr., Record Oper. Dept James Davis
Mgr., Single Records Dept J. Y. Burgess
Mgr., Record Albums Dept. . . W. W. Bullock
Gen. Plant Mgr A. L. McClay
Mgr., Custom Records Emmett B. Dunn
Purch. Agent R. Bradel
Mgr., Advertising W. I. Alexander
Controller H. A. Kelleher
Mgr., Artists & Rep. Single
Records S. H. Sholes
Mgr., Red Seal Artists & Rep A. Kayes
PRODUCTS: Television receivers: table
and console models; console color TV re-
ceivers; HiFi phonographs and Hi-Fi phono-
graph AM-FM radio combinations; radio re-
ceivers: AM, AM-FM, table models; AM
clock radios; "Victrola" phonographs and
records ; AM, FM and TV transmitting equip-
ment; broadcast station studio equipment;
antennas; mobile radio communications
equipment; industrial television equipment;
microphones; microwave equipment; test
and measuring equipment; Antenaplex an-
tenna systems; communications equipment;
electron tubes: receiving, power, cathode-
ray and special types; TV studio camera
equipment; film, disc and tape recording
equipment; BIZMAC computers; 16 mm.
projectors; electron microscopes; theatre
television equipment; marine radio equip-
ment; aviation, communication, radar and
other special apparatus for the Armed
Forces.
Radio Engineering Laboratories,
Inc.
29-01 Borden Ave., Long Island City 1, N. Y.
Phone: STillwell 6-2100
President C. R. Runyon, Jr.
V.P. & Sales Mgr F. A. Gunther
V.P. & Research Dir J. R. Day
Vice President Joseph Behr
Chief Engineer Joseph E. Tennis
Treasurer James A. Cronin
Sec C. R. Runyon, 111.
Ind. Rel. Mgr James J. Kelly
Purchasing Agent W. J. Dunne
PRODUCTS: AM-FM and TV aural —
Studio to transmitter links and antennas.
FM — Microwave; radar systems; FM and re-
lay broadcast transmitters point to point
multiplex radio relay, 50-2000 mc; Yagi, cor-
ner reflector and paraboloid antennas, 50-
2000 mc; FM tuner, 88-108 mc; military
equipment.
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Rek-O-Kut Company, Inc.
38-19 108th St., Corona 68, N. Y.
Phone: DEfender 5-3500
Pres George Silber
Dir. of Sis Avery Yudin
Dir. of Adv Clifford Shearer
PRODUCTS: Instantaneous Recording
Equipment, Transcription Turntables, Rhy-
thmaster, a continuous variable speed pho-
nograph and portable PA system; Challenger
& Imperial disc recorder; Rondine turntable
series and Recitalists portable PA system &
Rondine Tone arms.
Resdel Engineering Corp.
330 S. Fair Oaks Ave., Pasadena, Calif.
Phone: RYan 1-7689
Pres., Gen Mgr H. K. Abajian
PRODUCTS: Electronic measuring equip-
ment.
Resitron Laboratories, Inc.
2908 Nebraska Ave., Santa Monica, Calif.
Phone: EXbrook 3-5217
President V. E. DeLucia
PRODUCTS: Camera tubes for TV bcstg.
Vidicon tubes for following purposes — Ultra
Violet Microscopy, Infra Red, Radiation
Vidicons for use in Atomic Piles, Sub-Mini-
ature Vidicons (RL 6912) for use in small
portable cameras. Closed circuit TV equip-
ment employing the miniature tube RL-
6912.
Roberts Electronics, Inc.
1028 N. La Brea Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: HO 2-2353
President Robert Craig
Vice-Pres Robert G. Metzner
Sales Mgr Frederick A. Lyman
PRODUCTS: Roberts recorder (portable
semi-professional tape recorder) with Hys-
teresis Synchronous Motor.
Roland Radio Corp.
716 S. Columbus Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Phone: MT. Vernon 4-1500
Gen. Sales Mgr P. Featherstone
PRODUCTS: Radio receivers.
Howard W. Sams & Co., Inc.
2201 E. 46th St., Indianapolis 5, Ind.
Phone: CLifford 1-4531
PRODUCTS: Special products and special
services. Product testing, engineering analy-
sis, quality control test programs, compara-
tive evaluation.
Schafer Custom Engineering
235 S. Third St., Burbank, Calif.
Phone: TH 5-3561
President Paul C. Schafer
Vice-Pres Lee Hudson
Chief Eng William N. Amidon
PRODUCTS: Remote control equipment,
automatic logging, automatic programming,
Radio Receptor Co., Inc.
240 Wythe Ave., Brooklyn 11, N. Y.
Phone: EVergreen 8-6000
President Hugo Cohn
V.P Ralph Mendel, Adm. Joseph J. Clark
Sec'y«-Treas Harold Zeamans
PRODUCTS: Industrial TV systems.
Rangertone, Inc.
73 Winthop St., Newark 4, N. J.
Phone: HUmboldt 5-2550
President R. H. Ranger
V.P, Chg. Eng C. C. Legreid
Secretary Harold Gallina
Buyer Jay Boyer
Sales Manager R. E. Lewis
PRODUCTS: Magnetic Tape Recorders:
for normal Broadcast; for TV Synchronized
Sound to Motion Picture Film; Dubbers;
Stereophonic sound.
Rauland Corp.
(Subsidiary of Zenith Radio Corp.)
4245 N. Knox Ave, Chicago, 111.
Phone: MUlberry 5-5000
President E. N. Rauland
Raven Screen Corp.
124 E. 124th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: LEhigh 4-8408
Sec'y--Treas Ernest D. Reif
Manager Fred Rose
Engineer Werner Hermann
PRODUCTS: Motion picture screens, rear
projection screens for TV studios, front pro-
jection screens for auditoriums, etc.; all
types of screens for every purpose.
Raytheon Manufacturing Co.
5921 W. Dickens Ave, Chicago 39, 111.
Phone: BErkshire 7-7000
President C. F. Adams
Exec. V.P H. F. Argento
Sr. Vice Pres . P. L. Spencer
Merchandising Mgr Cliff Knoble
Advertising Mgr C. L. Petersen
PRODUCTS: Radios — AC-DC and clock
radios; tubeless radios (transistor) ; TV
sets (monochrome, color) ; tape recorders.
Reeves Soundcraft Corp.
10 East 52nd St, New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-2644
President Hazard Reeves
Exec. Vice Pres Frank B. Rogers, Jr.
Vice Pres Wm. H. Deacy
Sales George Bassett,
Thomas R. Winters
Adv. Mgr Thomas Dempsey
PRODUCTS: Blank recording discs, mag-
netic recording tape, for audio and video
recording, full width magnetic recording
film, striped magnetic film, and raw stock
styli.
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semi-automatic tape cartridge programming
equipment.
Self Winding Clock Co., Inc.
205 Willoughby Ave., Brooklyn 5, N. Y.
Phone: MAin 2-6300
Sales Mgr Maurice P. Colucci
PRODUCTS: Sweep seconds, dry cell bat-
tery operated self winding clocks containing
connections for receiving automatic syncro-
nizing pulses from Western Union lines or
manual synchronized pulses from control kit.
Semco Electronics Co.
8407 S. Hoover St., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: PLeasant 2-7657
Owner G. Korkos
PRODUCTS: Semco remote control TV
sets and remote controls.
Semiconductor Products
Long Branch, N. J.
Phone: CApital 2-6220
Manager Dr. W. C. Caldwell
Marketing Mgr Dr. R. R. Meijer
PRODUCTS: Transistors and silicon pow-
^r rectifiers.
Semon Bache & Co.
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Sentinel Radio Co.
ODiv. of Magna vox Co.)
2131 Bueter Rd., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Phone: EAstbrook 9721
President Frank Freidmann
V.P., Gen. Mgr Leonard F. Cramer
Nat. Sales Mgr Verne Roberts
PRODUCTS: Radio receivers.
Setchell Carlson Inc.
New Brighton, St. Paul 12, Minn.
Phone: MElrose 3-3131
Pres., Gen. Mgr B. T. Setchell
V.P. & Off. Mgr A. P. Chermak
Sec'y., Treas., Chief Mech.
Eng C. Donald Carlson
Sales Admns H. E. Tyler,
R. G. Chermak, D. E. Bursell
Adv. Mgr W. C. McKnight
Elect. Engrs Fred Melius, Chas. Gates
PRODUCTS: TV receivers and electronic
equipment.
Shields Studio
5537 Suburban Tracks, St. Louis, Mo.
Phone: FOrrest 7-2535
Owner Tom Shields
PRODUCTS: St. Louis "Stagette", TV
drops, multiple drop hanger, TV green repp
drapes, draperies, tracks, rigging, "profile
cut outs", TV settings.
Eugene Singer Electronics Co.
(Closed Circuit TV Div.)
5397 Poplar Blvd., Los Angeles 32, Calif.
Phone: CApitol 5-5705
N. Y. Phone: Wisconsin 7-0768
President Eugene Singer
Vice Pres E. E. Reed, F. Bunlard
Sec'y & Treas D. Jubelier
Audio-Visual Sis Donald Reed
PRODUCTS: Singer Prizomatic TV Pro-
jectors. Equipment for closed-circuit meet-
ings.
Skiatron Electronics & TV Corp.
180 Varick St. New York 14 N. Y.
Phone: WAtkins 4-7060
President Arthur Levey
Secretary-Treas Frank V. Quigley
Dir. of Subscribervision W. J. Shanahan
Services Offered: Electronic equipment,
subscriber-vision research and development
TV and electronics.
Sonora Radio & TV Corp.
2023 W. Carroll Ave., Chicago, 111.
Phone: HA 1-6330
President T. F. Kelly
PRODUCTS: Radio, TV receivers.
Sonotone Corp.
Box 200, Elmsford, N. Y.
Phone: LYric 2-6400
President I. I. Schachtel
PRODUCTS: Vacuum tubes, amplifiers,
phonograph cartridges.
S.O.S. Cinema Supply Corp.
602 W. 52nd St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-0440
6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 7-2124
President, Gen. Mgr J. A. Tanney
Vice-Pres., Sales Mgr Oscar Lightstone
Vice-Pres Dominic Capano
Sales Prom. Mgr Mitchell A. Radin
PRODUCTS: Film editing, developing,
printing machines; motion picture produc-
tion equipment, preview equipment and SOS
Magnetic Head Attachment for preview pro-
jectors.
Spencer-Kennedy Laboratories, Inc.
1320 Soldiers Field Rd., Boston 35, Mass.
Phone: ALgonquin 4-5400
Chairman Fitzroy Kennedy
President & Treas Donald Spencer
Sales Manager W. K. Headley
PRODUCTS: Community antenna and in-
dustrial TV systems.
Stainless, Inc.
Third St., North Wales, Pa.
Phone: OXbow 9-4871
President Walter L. Guzewicz
Vice-President Henry J. Guzewicz
Sales John F. Guzewicz, John S. Fisher
PRODUCTS: Self-supporting guyed and
micro wave towers; antenna masts; FM self-
supporting and guyed towers.
Stancil-Hoffman Corporation
921 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 4-7461
President William V. Stancil
PRODUCTS: Magnetic recorder /repro-
ducer for tape, Model R5. Also, magnetic
tape — Duplicator for high-speed tape copies;
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Model R5TD — Magnetic recorder/ reproducer
for 16mm., 17.5mm., and 35mm. film. Models
S6 & S7 — Magnetic recorder reproducer for
tape; self-contained battery-operated Model
M8 — Magnetic recorder /reproducer up to 15
tracks for communications recording, Model
CRM15. Preamplifier mixer, 4-channel, all
transistor, Model AM7 500 Watt, 117 Volt
power supply to furnish tuning fork-con-
trolled 60 cycle or variable frequency output
from 40 to 90 cycles; Model V1B.
Standard Electronics Division
Radio Engineering Labs, Inc.
29-01 Borden Ave., Long Island City 1, N. Y.
Phone: STillwell 6-2100
President H. D. Runyon
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr W. H. Zillger
Mgr. TV Engr H. R. Smith
Mgr. Customers Ser W. H. Rappolt
District Sales Engineering Managers
District Sis. Eng. Mgr J. T. Campbell
1026 17th St., N.W., Wash 6, D. C.
Phone: REpublic 7-2246
Dist. Sis. Eng. Mgr L. E. Pett
432 So. Curson, Los Angeles 36, Calif.
Phone: Webster 1-4382
Dist. Sis. Eng. Mgr R. C. Hutchins
Preemption, Dl.
Phone: 42
Dist. Sales Eng. Mgr H. D. Peckham
288 Creksid Dr., Palo Alto, Calif.
Phone: YOrkshire 8-1281
Export Sales
CBS International
485 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-2345
Canadian Sales
Pye Canada, Ltd.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
PRODUCTS: TV Transmitters (VHF)
Channels 2 to 13. 500 Watt— 10 Kw.— 25 Kw.
— 50 Kw. TV Amplifiers (same as ahove).
Diplexers, dummy loads, harmonic filters,
color notch filters (3.58mc), control consoles,
sync generators, demodulators, AM-FM cus-
tom built transmitters.
Stephens Tru sonic Inc.
8538 Warner Dr., Culver City, Calif.
Phone: TExas 0-6671
President Bert Berlant
PRODUCTS: Amplifiers, cabinets, con-
denser microphones.
Stereovision, Inc.
500 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 4-6836
President Fred Pittera
V.P. & Tech. Dir Dr. Carroll H. Berill
Secy.-Treas Solf red Maizus
Stereoptics Cons R. Fawn Mitchell
Gen. Counsels S. D. Reidel,
J. W. M. Rutenberg
PRODUCTS: 3D-TV films and manufac-
turers of Optical devices, stereo lenses.
Strong Electric Corp.
87 City Park Ave., Toledo, Ohio
Phone: CHerry 8-3741
President Arthur J. Hatch
Vice Pres Harold E. Brown
Asst. Sec'y.-Treas Lee T. Nelson
PRODUCTS: Incandescent and arc spot-
lights; trouperette incandescent spotlight;
trouper and super trouper high intensity arc
spotlights; universal arc slide projector for
background.
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.
1740 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-2424
Chairman, President Don G. Mitchell
V.P., Electronic Tube
Oper Matthew D. Burns
V.P., Ind. Rel. Cole H. Pilcher
V.P., Engineering
Oper Howard L. Richard
V.P., Marketing . B. K. Wickstrum
V.P., Pub. Rel George W. Griffin, Jr.
Dir. of Adv Tery P. Cunningham
Dir. of Sis. Prom Bernard O. Holsinger
Mgr., Electronic Products
Sis Donald W. Gunn
Radio and TV Division
700 Elliott St., Batavia, N. Y.
Phone: BAtavia 3470
Vice Pres., Radio-TV
Oper Marion E. Pettegrew
Gen. Sales Mgr Robert L. Shaw
PRODUCTS: Television sets, home radio
sets, portable radios, record players (high
fidelity) .
Sarkes Tarzian Inc.
(Broadcast Equipment Div.)
E. Hillside Dr., Bloomington, Ind.
Phone: 7251
President Sarkes Tarzian
Comm. Manager Dan Meadows
PRODUCTS: TV transmitters.
Technicraft Laboratories, Inc.
Thomaston-Waterbury Rd., Thomaston, Conn.
Phone: ATlas 3-4315
Pres., Gen. Mgr Francis T. Eddy
V.P., Tech. Dir Alton R. Anderson
Sales Mgr Robert F. Carleton
Mgr. of Mfg James R. Nye
PRODUCTS: Rectangular, ridge and cir-
cular, rigid and flexible waveguides and
waveguide components, test equipment and
systems.
Tech-Master Corp.
75 Front St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Phone: ULster 5-3535
President L. Lazoff
Gen. Mgr R. Lazoff
Sales Manager P. H. Witte
PRODUCTS: Wired & kits TV custom
chassis, tuners, amplifiers, pre-amps radios.
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Telechrome Mfg. Corp.
28 Ranick Dr., Amityville, N. Y.
Phone: 4-4446
President J. R. Popkin-Clorman
Exec. V.P S. Dubin
Vice-Pres., Sales H. C. Riker
Chief Engineer Saul Decker
Comptroller B. Dabowski
Prod. Mgr D. Birnham
Govt. Sales L. Bailey
Western Engineering Div.
13635 Victory Blvd., Van Nuys, Calif.
Phone: ST 2-7479
Director S. Krinsky
PRODUCTS: Color & monochrome gen-
erating test equipment; studio equip. (TV) ;
video trans, equip.; monitoring equip.; oscil-
loscope cameras, "Trinescope" Color TV
Kine-Recording monitor.
TelePrompTer Corporation
311 W. 43rd St., N. Y. 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-3800
Chairman, Pres Irving B. Kahn
V. P. Sales Herbert W. Hobler
V.P. Engineering Hubert J. Schlafly, Jr.
V.P., Group Comm W. P. Rosensohn
Sales Mgr.: TV & Film Don Redell
Sis. Mgr., Staging Service W. Marsh
Sales Mgr. Equipment J. Blair
Ace. Execs Bart Swift, Hubert Wilke,
Chuck Barris.
Dir. of Adv Alfred N. Greenberg
Bus. Mgr Robert N. Rosencrans
Branch Offices
357 N. LaBrea, Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: WEbster 6-6195
V.P. West Coast Fred Barton
Manager George Kane
177 N. State St., Chicago, 111.
Phone: FRanklin 2-8826
Manager Ted Boisumeau
1346 Connecticut Ave., Washington, D. C.
Phone: COlumbia 5-3161
Manager Robert Doyle
720 New Center Bldg., Detroit, Mich.
Phone: TRinity 1-2900
Manager Frank Noble
447 Jarvis St., Toronto, Canada
Phone: WAlnut 2-2130
Pres., TelePrompTer of
Canada Spence Caldwell
PRODUCTS: TelePrompTer and accesso-
ries, cueing equipment for film, live TV,
TV stations, public speaking; Telepro 6000
rear screen remote controlled projection;
Telemation, for automatic cueing; lights,
Telestage, miscellaneous studio devices,
sound systems, lecterns, large screen closed-
circuit TV.
Telequip Radio Co.
2559 W. 21st St., Chicago, 111.
Phone: Bishop 7-3841
President E. E. Arkin
PRODUCTS: Private label TV sets.
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984 Saw Mill River Rd., Yonkers, N. :X:
Phone: 5-8950 "
Chairman S. W. Muldowny
PRODUCTS: Tulaes.
Tele-Tone Company of America
1668 Webster Ave., New York 57, N. Y.
Phone: CY 9-1900
President B. Berger
Secretary I. Rothman
PRODUCTS: Radios.
Telescript-CSP Inc.
263 W. 69th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: TRafalgar 4-7272
President Robert P. Swanson
V.P. Sales Curtis R. Howard
PRODUCTS: TV and film studio prompt-
ing equipment.
Television Associates of Indiana,
Inc.
E. Barker Ave., Lakeland, Michigan City, Ind.
Phone: TRiangle 4-7207
President W. C. Eddy
PRODUCTS: Custom built remote con-
trolled studio lighting equipment; Micro-
wave relay equipment; reflectors and mount-
ing supports, parapet clamps, metal tripods.
Studio Equipment: camera dollies, tripods,
Hi-hats and lo-hats for camera mounting.
Continuous devices and accessories for 16
mm, 8 mm film and for magnetic tape.
Television Equipment Co.
161 E. Grand Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: Michigan 2-2281
President M. A. Behrend
Vice-Pres Jack Behrend
Secretary Jean Behrend
PRODUCTS: Speedi-Q, film cue marker
which punches 4 holes at one time.
Television Specialty Co., Inc.
350 West 31st St., New York 1, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 4-2334
President K. A. Jenkins
Sec'y Treas L. Jenkins
Traffic Mgr Carman Laurino
Latin American Representative
G. A. Vasseur
Calle 9 No. 251, Vedado, Havana, Cuba
Canadian Representative
447 Jarvis St., Toronto
PRODUCTS: Rear projection screens,
studio lights and lighting equipment, film
production and kine-recording equipment,
dollies, tripods, mike-booms, film processing
equipment, and television special effects,
"TSC 4000" rear screen projector; "TSC 67"
rear projection screen, rear projection slides,
camera modifications.
Television Transmission Co.
301 Peru St., Peru, 111.
Phone: 1106
Vice-President Earle S. Nelson, Sr.
V.P., Mgr Earle S. Nelson, Jr.
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Chief Engineer J. A. Biggs
PRODUCTS: Community antenna systems
and industrial TV components.
Television Utilities Corp.
112-33 Colonial Ave., Corona 68, N. Y.
Phone: TW 8-1000
President A. E. Siegel
Vice-President Charles Odom
Design Eng Frank P. Vanaman
PRODUCTS: TV video monitors; video
line and distribution amplifiers; 17 inch pulse
cross monitors; industrial TV sync genera-
tors; all above equipment used in broadcast-
ing and closed circuit TV, Video flying spot
scanners for 2" x 2" slides. 6" x 8" slides and
16 millimeter sound on film motion pictures.
Television Zoomar Corp.
500 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: BRyant 9-5835
President Jack A. Pegler
Treas Frank G. Back
PRODUCTS: Studio Zoomar lens, uni-
versal Zoomar lens, field Zoomar lens.
Tel-Instrument Electronics Corp.
728 Garden St., Carlstadt, N. J.
Phone: WEbster 3-1600
President J. Roemisch
V.P., Sales Mgr E. W. Brinkerhoff
Chief Eng D. L. Schacher
PRODUCTS: Test equipment for TV, stu-
dio equipment for monochrome & color.
TNT Tele-Sessions, Inc. &
Theatre Network Television, Inc.
575 Madison Ave., N. Y. 22, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-3220
President Nathan L. Halpern
Dir. of Pgms Marc Daniels
Dir. of Oper Edward F. Addiss, Jr.
Eastern Sales Mgr J. B. O'Connor
Central Sales Mgr Gordon N. Morford
Midwest Sales Mgr Fred V. Davis
Western Sales Mgr Douglas George
Services Offered: Closed-circuit TV for
business, industry, and entertainment.
Thompson Products Inc.
2196 Clarkwood Rd., Cleveland, Ohio
Phone: HEnderson 16765
(Electronics Division)
Manager J. W. Davidson
Sales Mgr F. J. Weihmiller
PRODUCTS: TV transmitter switches, dis-
tributed through Andrew Corp., Chicago.
Tower Construction Co.
2700 Hawkeye Drive, Sioux City, Iowa
Phone: 5-7653
Owner M. M. Lasensky
PRODUCTS: Towers, microwave passive
reflectors and tower erections.
Trav-Ler Radio Corp.
571 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Phone: HArrison 7-9151
President Joe Friedman
Asst. To President Harold J. Schulman
Gen. Sales Mgr Ed G. May
Adv. Mgr Bob Cohen
Vice-Pres., Mfg Ellis Friedman
PRODUCTS: Radio, TV, Phonograph, Hi-
Fi.
Transitron, Inc.
186 Granite St., Manchester, N. H.
Phone: NAtional 5-9701
President S. K. Lackoff
Vice-Pres., Eng R. H. Baer
PRODUCTS: Electronic test equipment,
communications equipment, Hi-Fi equipment,
components test equipment.
Trans-Lux Corporation
625 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PL 1-3110
President P. E. Furber
Vice President A. Giles
Sales Dir B. Roth
PRODUCTS: Rear projection screens,
background scenery projectors, screen frames
and tripods.
John D. Trilsch, Inc.
Box 14201, Houston 21, Texas
Phone: REpublic 4-2545
President John D. Trilsch
Vice President George M. Patrick
Secretary R. M. Thornton, Jr.
PRODUCTS: Radio, microwave and tele-
vision towers.
Truscon Steel Division
Republic Steel Corp.
1315 Albert St., Youngstown 1, Ohio
Phone: Riverside 6-7211
Gen. Mgr., Sales C. B. McGehee
Mgr., Sis. Tower Prod J. D. Kirkwood
PRODUCTS: Radio towers for AM & FM,
TV and micro wave, copper mesh ground
screes.
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.
95 Eighth Ave., Newark 4, N. J.
Phone: HUmboldt 2-4200
Chairman H. W. Harper
President Louis Rieben
Exec. Vice-Pres Milton R. Schulte
Vice-Pres., Sales G. W. Keown
Gen. Sales Mgr.. J. D. Van der Veer
PRODUCTS: Tubes, lamps.
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Union Switch & Signal Diy.
(Westinghouse Air Brake Co.)
1789-1807 Braddock Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Phone: CHurohill 2-5000
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr A. M. Wiggins
Mgr., Apparatus Sales P. K. Eckhardt
PRODUCTS: Low frequency control and
communication for TV tower elevators, audio
tone remote control systems, transistorized
telephones.
U. S. Recording Company
1121 Vermont Ave., N.W. Washington 5, D. C.
Phone: Lincoln 3-2705
Sales Manager F. A. Wilkins
PRODUCTS: Manufacturers and distribu-
tors of audio, sound and hi-fidelity equip-
ment. Manufacturer Panacoustic transcrip-
tion equipment, audio consoles and custom
equipment. Distribute, Magnecord, Bogen,
Pultec Presto equipment, microphones and
loudspeakers. Specializing in engineering
manutacturing and assembling custom equip-
ment for radio Broadcast stations. Complete
Studio and Technical plant for Sound Re-
cording— both tape and disc.
Vacuum Tube Products Co., Inc.
2020 Short St., Oceanside, Calif.
Phone: SAratoga 2-7648
President H. W. Ulmer
Vice Pres James J. Sutherland
Purch. Agent L. J. Huking
PRODUCTS: Special cathode ray tubes,
Xenon Thyratrons, high vacuum rectifiers,
vacuum gauges and controls.
Vallen Inc.
225 Bluff St., Akron, Ohio
Phone: BLackstone 3-4933
President E. J. Vallen
PRODUCTS: Vallen panorama track, all-
steel and aluminum tracks, electric curtain
controls.
PRODUCTS: Victor 16mm. sound motion
picture proj., Soundview 35mm. filmstrip and
sound slide projectors.
Visual Electronics Corp.
342 W. 40th St., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 4-0518
President james B. Tharpe
Vice-President John P. Gallagher
Secretary Herbert Bloomberg
Mgr., Closed Cir. Oper M, A. Mayers
Chief Eng F. Cecil Grace
PRODUCTS: National distribution of all
technical supplies and accessory equipment
for TV broadcast equipment. Also off the air
pick up and microwave relay systems, lower
power installations and TV studio equipment,
specialize in designing custom engineered TV
systems. Mfrs. and distributors of Orth Saver.
Ware Coupling and Nipple Co.
5 Milner St., Ware, Mass.
Phone: 905
President D. W. Howe, Sr.
PRODUCTS: Conelrad alarm, remote con-
trol equipment.
Westbury Electronics, Inc.
300 Shames Drive, Westbury, N. Y.
Phone: EDgewood 4-8300
President H. B. Abajian
Prod. Mgr . .H. C. Cochran
Gen. Sales Mgr Harry R. Clark
Ind. Sales Mgr V. J. Lombardo
Purch. Agent William J. McBride
Chief Eng Edward Caldicott
PRODUCTS: Line amplifiers, bridging
amplifiers, broad band amplifiers, power sup-
plies, chain amps, substitution oscillator,
power line filters, line splitters, attenuator
pads, connectors, equalizer attenuator, coring
tool set, tap offs, variable attenuator, faders,
high voltage supply.
Victor Animatograph Corp.
(Division of Kalart)
Plainville, Ohio
Phone: SHerwood 7-1663
N. Y. Phone: JU 2-5170
President Hy Schwartz
Vice-President Horace O. Jones
Treasurer Morris Schwartz
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
{Television-Radio Division)
Route 27 & Vineyard Rd., Box 71, Metuchen,
N. J.
Phone: Liberty 8-5000
Vice-Pres Chris Witting
Gen. Mgr E. J. Kelly
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Asst. Gen. Mgr G. C. Larson
Works Mgr R. A. Schieber
Gen. Sales Mgr T. B. Kalbfus
Sales Mgr., TV R. M. Fichter
Sales Mgr., Radio C. J. Urban
Sales Mgr., Hi-Fi R. H. G. Mathews
Service Mgr K. H. Brown
Adv. & Sales Prom. Mgr R. W. Johnson
Eng. Mgr N. S. Kornetz
Purchasing Agent L. W. Tomlinson
PRODUCTS: Television Receivers, AM
Radio Receivers, AM/FM Radio Receivers,
High Fidelity Instruments.
Weston Electrical Instrument Corp.
Subsidiary of Daystrom, inc.
614 Frelinghuysen Avenue, Newark 12, N. J.
Phone: BIgelow 34700
Mgr. Elec'l. Sis R. K. Putnam
Branch Office
205 W. Wacker Dr., Chicago 6, 111.
Phone: FR 24656
Sales C. G. Miller
50 Church St., New York 7, N. Y.
Phone: WOrth 4-3510
Sales W. J. Healey
701 Pennsylvania Bldg., 425 13th St., N.W.,
Washington, D. C.
Phone: District 7-3636
Sales L. F. Parachini
PRODUCTS: Electrical Indicating Instru-
ments, Sensitive Relays and Associated De-
vices, Service and Tube Testing Equipment,
Electrical Speed and Temperature Indicating
Equipment, Photoelectric Devices and Photo-
graphic Exposure Meters, Weston Industrial
and Laboratory Thermometers, Weston Air-
craft instruments.
Wheeler Laboratories, Inc.
122 Cutter Mill Rd., Great Neck, N. Y.
Phone: HUnter 2-7876
President Harold A. Wheeler
Chief Eng. David Dettinger
PRODUCTS: Consulting services and lab-
oratory facilities for special problems in the
field of radio and electronics — microwave
waveguide components on special order.
Wickes Engineering & Construction
Co.
12th St. & Ferry Ave., Camden, N. J.
Phone: WOodlawn 44912
President R. G. Wickes
PRODUCTS: Color Coder (Encoder) ; In-
terlace Signal Generator; Color Bar Genera-
tor, Convergence Dot Generator, Multi-Burst
Generator, Amplitude Linearity Tester, Video
Distribution Amplifier, Pulse Distribution
Amplifier, Vector Display Equipment, En-
velope Delay Tracer, Phase Correction Net-
work— HF, Fixed, Crossover Filter — Portable
or rack mounting.
Wind Turbine Co.
E. Market St., West Chester, Pa.
Phone: 3110
President R. W. Weeks
PRODUCTS: AM vertical radiators, FM
receiving antennas, towers for support of
FM and TV tranmitting antennas — supply
and installation.
Wollensak Optical Co.
850 Hudson Ave., Rochester 21, N. Y.
Phone: COngress 6-1000
President E. A. Springer
Vice-President A. A. Wollensak
PRODUCTS: TV & motion picture camera
lenses.
Zone Construction Co., Inc.
18 Northfield Ave., West Orange, N. J.
Phone: ORange 3-2576
President H. Bernard Zane
PRODUCTS: Tower erection and mainte-
nance.
Zenith Radio Corp.
6001 W. Dickens Ave., Chicago 39, 111.
Phone: Berkshire 7-7500
N. Y. Phone: PLaza 1-3700
Pres. and Gen. Mgr E. F. McDonald, Jr.
Exec. V-P Hugh Robertson
V-P and Dir. of Sales . . Leonard C. Truesdell
V-P in Chg. of Eng G. E. Gustafson
V-P in Chg. of Prod Donald MacGregor
V-P Advertising Erik Is grig
V.P. in Chg. Indust. Rel J. M. Ferren
V-P & Gen. Counsel J. S. Wright
V-P Distribution C. J. Hunt
V-P and Treas S. Kaplan
V-P in Chg. of Purchases .J. E. Anderson
V-P in Chg. of Res Dr. Alexander Ellett
V-P, Patents Francis W. Crotty
V-P, Export John A. Miguel, Jr.
Secty. and Asst. V-P Karl E. Hassel
Asst. V-P J. E. Brown
Asst. Treas and Asst. Secty J. Kuhajek
Asst. Secty H. M. Chesser
Indust. Rel. Dir J. M. Ferren
Public Relations Director Ted Leitzell
PRODUCTS: RADIOS— Table : AM, AM-
FM; Radio-Phono Combination: AM table,
AM, AM-FM console; Portables: Transistor
battery only, battery AC-DC.
TELEVISION: Table and console, also
AM-FM radio-phonograph combination. Hi-Fi
record players; hearing aids.
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PROGRAM TITLES
SPONSORS
NETWORKS
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
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The following pages contain a complete alphabetical listing of program titles of
the four national radio networks' commercial programs heard during the 12-month
period ending Dec. 31, 1957. Listing includes program title, sponsor and product,
network and the advertising agency handling the account. Compilation has been
made through the cooperation of ABN , CBS, MBS, and NBC. Programs are all of
13-week duration or longer.
PROGRAM
Affairs of Dr. Gentry
Allen, Mel
Amos V Andy Music Hall
Anderson, The Herb Oscar
Show
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK
American Dairy Assn. NBC
(Dairy Prod.)
Anahist Co.
(Cold Remedies)
Best Foods Inc.
(Farmings Pickles)
Grove Labs
(Bromo Quinine)
Procter fir Gamble
(Gleem)
Standard Brands Inc.
(Instant C&S Coffee)
Standards Brands Inc.
(Royal Dessert)
Swift & Co.
(Allsweet)
Allstate Insurance Co. ABN
5-minute participation,
"Impact" plan CBS
Foster Milburn ABN
H. J. Heinz
The Nestle Co., Inc.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Campbell-Mithun
Ted Bates fir Co.
Dancer- Fitzgerald -Sample
Gardner Advertising
Compton Advertising
Compfon Advertising
Ted Bates fir Co.
J. Walter Thompson
Leo Burnett Co.
Street and Finney
Maxon, Inc.
Bryan Houston
Compton Advertising
Back to God
Backstage Wife
Bancroft, Griffing and
the News
Christian Reformed Church MBS
7!/2 minute unit participation
by: Bristol Myers Co. CBS
Carter Products Inc.
Colgate-Palmolive Peet
The Mentholatum Co.
and others
Aero Mayflower Transit
Co., Inc.
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CBS
Stoetzel & Assocs., Inc.
Doherty, Clifford, Steers fir
Shenfield
Ted Bates fir Company
Ted Bates fir Company
J. Walter Thompson
Caldwell, Larkin fir Sidener-
Van Riper
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PROGRAM ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK ADVERTISING AGENCY
Bandstand
Benny, jack, Program
Bible Study Hour
Block, Martin
Breakfast Club
American Dairy Assn. NBC
(Dairy Prod.)
Anahist Co.
(Cold Remedies)
Best foods Inc.
(Fannings Pickles)
Calgon Inc.
(Calgon)
Carter Prod.
(Arrid, Little Liver Pills)
General Foods
(Inst. Postum)
General Foods
(Jello)
H. J. Heinz Co.
(Best of 57 record)
Hotpoint Co.
(Electrical Appliance)
Norwich Pharm. Co.
(Pepto Bismol)
Pan Amer. Coffee Bureau
(Coffee)
Procter fir Gamble
(Cleem)
RCA
(RCA Records)
Readers Digest Assn.
(Magazine & Book Club)
Standards Brands Inc.
(Instant C&S Coffee)
Standard Brands Inc.
(Royal Dessert)
Sterling Drug Co.
(Haley's M.O.)
Swift & Co.
(Allsweet)
Vick Chem. Co.
(Vicks Prods.)
Whitehall Pharm. Co.
(Anacin)
The Home Insurance Co. CBS
Evangelical Foundation Inc. NBC
(Religion)
Carling Brewing Co. ABN
Accent International ABN
Admiral Corporation
American Bird Food Mfg.
Corp.
American Pop Corn Company
Asco Electronics, Inc.
Ball Brothers
Beatrice Foods Co. — .
La C hoy Div.
Beatrice Foods Co. —
LaChoy Div.
Beech- Nut Packing Company
Beltone Hearing Aid Co.
Bristol-Myers Co.
(Buffering Sal Hepatica)
Bristol-Myers Co.
(Trushay)
Campana Sales Company
Carter Products
Chrysler Corporation
Dixie Cup Company
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Campbell-Mithun
Ted Bates & Co.
Dancer- Fitzgerald-Sample
Ketchum, MacLeod fir Grove
Ted Bates & Co.
Young & Rubicam
Young & Rubicam
Maxon, Inc.
Maxon, Inc.
Benton & Bowles
Robert W. Orr & Assoc.
Compton Advertising
Grey Advertising
J. Walter Thompson
Compton Advertising
Ted Bates & Co.
Dancer- Fitzgerald -Sample
J. Walter Thompson
Morse International
John F. Murray Adv.
Albert Frank-Guenther Law
Paul Locke Assn.
Benton & Bowles
Needlham, Louis and Brorby
Henri, Hurst fir McDonald
George H. Hartman Company
George H. Hartman Company
Jerome O'Leary Advertising Agency
Applegate Advertising Agency
Mason, Warner Company
Foote, Cone & Belding
Young* & Rubicam
Olian & Bronner, Inc.
Young & Rubicam
B.B.D. & 0.
Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff & Ryan
Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell & Bayles
McCann-Erickson
Hicks & Greist
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PROGRAM ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK ADVERTISING AGENCY
Drackett-Windex fir Drano
Drackett-Dazy fir Twinkle
Duffy- Mott Co., Inc.
E. I. Du Pont de Nemours
Ecko Products
Fred Fear Easter Egg
Color Co.
Food Plus, Inc.
Food Specialties, Inc.
Frito Company, Inc.
General Foods Corp.
(jello, Calumet)
General Foods Corp.
(Post Cereals)
General Foods Corp.
(Kool Aid)
General Foods Corp.
(La France)
Haysma Co.
H. J. Heinz Company
The Kretchmer Corp.
KVP Company
Lewyt Corp.
Magla Products
McCall Corporation
Dumas Milner Corporation
Mishawauka Rubber &
Woolen Mfg. Co.
John Ma re 1 1 fir Co.
C. H. Musselman Co.
The Nestle Co., Inc.
Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc.
Pioneer Industries, Inc.
Pharma Craft Corp., Inc.
Rust Craft Publishing Co.
Sandura Company, Inc.
The Scholl Mfg. Co., Inc.
Sleep Eze Company
United States Steel Corp.
Young & Rubicam
Ralph H. Jones
Young fir Rubicam
B.B.D. &0.
Dancer-Fitzgerald -Sample
Ted Bernstein Associates
Beacon Advertising Assoc.
Charles F. Hutchinson, Inc.
Tracy-Locke Company, Inc.
Young & Rubicam
Benton fir Bowles
Foote, Cone fir Belding
Young fir Rubicam
O'Neil, Larson & McMahon
Maxon, Inc.
George H. Hartman Corp.
Grant Advertising
Hicks & Greist
Ed Leib Advertising Agency
Donahue fir Coe
Gordon Best Company
Campbell- Mithum
Campbell -Mithun
Arndt, Preston, Chapin, Lamb &
Keen, Inc.
Bryan Houston
Leo Burnett Company
Feigenbaum fir Werman
j. Walter Thompson
Chambers & Wiswell, Inc.
Hicks fir Greist
Donahue & Coe
Mottl & Siteman Agency
B.B.D. &0.
CBS Radio Farm News
5-minute participation,
"Impact" plan
CBS
Changing Times
Kiplinger News Letter
Magazine
CBS
City Hospital
5-minute participation,
"Impact" plan
CBS
Collingwood, Charles, with
P. Lorillard Co.
CBS
the News
Counterspy
Ex-Lax, Inc.
(Ex-Lax)
Kraft Foods Co.
(Ail-Purpose oil, mustard
MBS
Kraft dinner, Miracle Wr
ip.
Italian dressing, cheese
.. ."V\-
spreads, Parkay margarine)
Helaine Seager
(Pink Ice)
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Albert Frank-Guenther Law
Young & Rubicam
Warwick & Legler
Needham, Louis & Brorby
Dunnan fir Jeffrey
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Couple Next Door, The
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK
Sterling Drug
(National Brands Div. ;
Fizrin)
7!/2-minute unit participa-
tion by The Mentholatum
Co., others CBS
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Carl S. Brown Co. Inc.
j. Walter Thompson
Datelines and the Bible
Drake, Galen, Show
Draper, Rusty, Show
Dreier, Alex
Dawn Bible Institute
MBS
Wm. Cleeson Co.
5-minute participation,
"Impact" plan
CBS
5-minute participation,
"Impact" plan
CBS
Morton Salt Co.
NBC
Needham, Louis & Brorby
(Salt & Salt Prod.)
Skelly Oil Co.
Bruce B. Brewer
(Gas & Oil)
FBI in Peace and War
5-minute participation
"Impact" plan
CBS
Fights
Gillette Safety Razor
Corp.
NBC
Maxon Inc.
(Razors, Pens, Toni
Prods.)
Fisher, Eddie
Coca-Cola Co.
MBS
McCann-Erickson
Five Star Matinee
Amer. Dairy Assn.
(Dairy Prod.)
NBC
Campbell-Mithun
Ex -Lax Inc.
Warwick fir Legler
(Ex-Lax)
Grove Labs
Garner Advertising
(Bromo Quinine)
Hotpoint Co.
Maxon Inc.
(Electrical Appliance)
Norwich Pharm. Co.
Benton & Bowles
(Pepto Bismol)
Procter fir Gamble
Compton Advertising
(deem)
Quaker Oat Co.
Wherry, Baker & Tilden
(Quaker Oats)
Readers Digest
). Walter Thompson
(Magazine & Book -Club)
Standard Brands Inc.
Compton Advertising
(Instant C&S Coffee)
Standard Brands Inc.
Ted Bates & Co.
(Royal Dessert)
Sterling Drug Co.
Dancer- Fitzgerald-Sample
(Haley's M.O.)
Swift fir Co.
J. Walter Thompson
(Allsweet)
Vick Chem. Co.
Morse International
(Vicks Prods.)
Whitehall Pharm. Co.
John F. Murray Adv.
Foley, Red
Agricultural Division of Dow
Chemical Company
ABN
MacManus, John & Adams
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PROGRAM
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT
NETWORK
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Foley, Red, The Show
Dow Chemical Co.
(Chem. Prod.)
NBC
MacManus, John fir Adams
Ford Road Show
Ford Motor Company
Ford Division
CBS
J. Walter Thompson
Frank and Ernest
Dawn Bible Institute
MBS
Wm. Gleeson Co.
French, Ken
B. T. Babbitt
(Bab-O)
MBS
Donahue & Coe
H. J. Heinz
Maxon, Inc.
(Soups)
Gang Busters
Ex-Lax, Inc. MBS
Warwick fir Legler
Kraft Foods Co.
Needham, Louis & Brorby
(Ail-Purpose oil, mustard,
Kraft dinner, Miracle
Whip, Italian dressing,
cheese spreads)
Helaine Seager
Dunnan fir Jeffrey
(Pink Ice)
Sterling Drug
Carl S. Brown Co., Inc.
(National Brands Div.;
Fizrin)
Garden Gate
5-minute participation,
"Impact" plan CBS
Gleeson, Art
Permanette MBS
Dunnan fir Jeffrey
Godfrey, Arthur, Time
7 Vi- minute unit
participation by:
American Home Foods CBS
Young fir Rubicam
American Home Products
Young fir Rubicam
Corp.
Angostura-Wupperman Corp.
Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff & Ryan
Armour and Company
N. W. Ayer & Son
Bristol-Myers Co.
Young fir Rubicam
Chun King Sales, Inc.
j. Walter Thompson
Curtis Circulation Co.
B.B.D.&O.
The Frito Company
Tracy- Locke Company
General Electric,
Grey Advertising Agency
Lamp Division
General Foods Corp.
Young fir Rubicam
Hartz Mountain
George H. Hartman Co.
Products Corp.
Kitchens of Sara Lee, inc.
Cunningham fir Walsh
Knouse Foods Cooperative,
N. W. Ayer & Son
inc.
Libby, McNeill & Libby
j. Walter Thompson
Niagara Therapy Mfg. Co.
George L. Mallis, Inc.
Peter Paul, Inc.
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
Pharma-Craft Company
J. Walter Thompson
Seeman Brothers, Inc.
Norman, Craig & Kummel
Simoniz Company
Young & Rubicam
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
Young fir Rubicam
A. E. Staley Mfg. Co.
Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff fir Ryan
Standard Brands, Inc.
Ted Bates fir Co.
Weco Products Co.
J. Walter Thompson
Gospel Hour, The
Gospel Hour, Inc. MBS
Tom Harvey Agency
Graham, Billy
Billy Graham Evangelical
Assn. MBS
Walter F. Bennett Co.
Grand Ole Opry
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Co. NBC
Wm. Esty Co.
(Prince Albert Tobacco)
1274
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Creat Cildersleeve, The
Cunsmoke
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK
Ex-Lax Inc. NBC
(Ex-Lax)
Pabst Brewing Co.
(Beer, Ale & Soft Drinks)
5-minute participation,
"Impact" plan CBS
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Warwick fir Legler
Leo Burnett Co.
H
Harkness, Richard
Ralston Purina Co.
(Feed for Animals)
NBC
Gardner Advertising
Harvey, Paul
Bankers Life & Casualty
Co.
ABN
Grant, Schwenck & Baker, Inc
Heatter, Cabriel, News
Beltone
(Hearing Aid)
MBS
Olian & Bronner
Consumer Drug Corp.
Dunnan & Jeffrey
Ex- Lax, Inc.
Warwick & Legler
(Ex-Lax)
Hudson Vitamin Corp.
Pace Advertising
Rhodes Pharmacal Co.
Olian & Bronner
(Imdrin)
Sleep- Eze Co.
Milton Carlson Co.
(Sleep-Eze)
Sterling Drug
Carl S. Brown Co., Inc.
(National Brands Div.,
Fizrin)
Henrich, Tommy
B. T. Babbitt
(Bab-O)
MBS
Donahue & Coe
Kraft Foods Co.
Needham, Louis & Brorby
Herald of Truth
Highland Church of Christ
ABN
The Martin Company
Herman, George, and the
Aero Mayflower Transit
News
Co., Inc.
CBS
Caldwell, Larkin fir Sidener-
Van Riper
Higbie, Les
Kraft Foods Co.
MBS
Needham, Louis fir Brorby
Hilltop House
Carter Prod.
NBC
Ted Bates fir Co.
Hope, Bob, Show
Hour of Decision
House Party
How Christian Science Heals
Hurleigh, Robert
(Arrid, Little Liver Pills)
Pan Amer. Coffee Bureau
(Coffee)
Park & Tilford
(Tintex)
Grove Labs NBC
(Bromo Quinine)
Billy Graham Evangelistic
Assn. ABN, NBC
(Religion)
7 Vi- minute unit participa-
tion by: California Prune
fir Apricot Growers Asso-
ciation CBS
The Carnation Co. and others
First Church of Christ,
Scientist MBS
Kraft Foods Co. MBS
Robert W. Orr fir Assoc.
Emil Mogul Inc.
Gardner Advertising
Walter F. Bennett
Long Advertising, Inc.
Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff & Ryan
Hoag fir Provandie
Needham, Louis & Brorby
Indictment
I
5-minute participation,
"Impact" plan
1275
CBS
& # COMMERCIAL AM PROGRAMS # $
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PROGRAM ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Jackson, Allan and Hie News General Motors Corp.,
Chevrolet Division CBS Campbell-Ewald Company
Just Entertainment William Wrigley, Jr. CBS Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff b Ryan
K
Kennedy, John B.
Kraft Foods Co.
(Ail-Purpose oil,
mustard, Kraft dinner,
Miracle Whip, Italian
dressing, cheese spreads)
MBS
Needham, Louis & Brorby
LeSueur, Larry and the News Miles Laboratories, Inc. CBS
Lewis, Robert Q., Show
Life and the World
Longines Symphonette
Lutheran Hour
5-minute participation,
"Impact" plan CBS
Quaker Oat Co. NBC
(Quaker Oats)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
Co., Inc. CBS
Lutheran Layman's
League MBS, NBC
(Religion)
Geoffrey Wade Advertising
Wherry, Baker & Tilden
Victor A. Bennett Co.
Gotham-Vladimir
Ma Perkins
7!/2-minute unit participa-
tions by: The Best Foods,
Inc.
CBS
Earle Ludgin & Co.
Guild, Bascom & Bonfigli
Dancer- Fitzgerald -Sample
Bristol-Myers Co.
Doherty, Clifford, Steers &
Shenfield
Dumas Milner Corp.
Gordon Best Co.
Pharma-Craft Company
J. Walter Thompson
A. E. Staley Mfg. Co.
Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff & Ryan
Maclean, John
Kraft Foods Co.
(Ail-Purpose oil,
mustard, Kraft dinner,
Miracle Whip, Italian
dressing, cheese spreads)
MBS
Needham, Louis & Brorby Inc.
Man Around the House
5-minute participations,
"Impact" plan
CBS
McCormick, Steve
General Foods
(Jell-O)
MBS
Young & Rubicam
Metropolitan Opera
The Texas Company
ABN
Cunningham & Walsh
Miller, Howard, Program
William Wrigley, Jr. Co.
CBS
Arthur Meyerhoff & Co.
Miller, Mitch, Show
5-minute participation,
"Impact" plan
CBS
1276
& $ COMMERCIAL AM PRO
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PROGRAM
Monitor
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK
Amer. Inst, of Boys' Wear NBC
(Institutional)
Amer. Motors
(Rambler Cars)
Amer. Oil Co.
(Oil & Gas)
Anahist Co.
(Cold Remedies)
Carling Brew Co.
(Red Cap Ale)
Carter Prod.
(Arrid, Little Liver Pills)
Dodge Div. of Chrysler Corp.
(Cars)
Ex -Lax Co.
(Ex-Lax)
General Mills
(Cheerios)
Grove Labs
(Bromo Quinine)
Grove Labs
(Fitch Shampoo & Hair
Products)
Hotpoint Co.
(Electrical Appliance)
Ins. Co. of North America
(Insurance)
S. C. Johnson Co.
P. Lorillard Co.
(Newport Ggs)
Mack Trucks
(Trucks, Trucking)
Midas Muffler Shops
(Mufflers)
North Amer. Van Lines
(Moving)
Northwest Airlines
(Air Travel)
Norwich Pharm. Co.
Olin Mathieson Chem. Corp.
(Anti- Freeze)
Pabst Brewing Co.
(Beer, Ale, Soft Drinks)
Pepsi-Cola Co.
(Pepsi -Cola)
Plough Inc.
(St. Joseph Aspirin &
Various Medicated
Products)
Princeton Knitting Mills
(Fabrics)
Procter & Gamble
(Cleem)
Quaker State Refining Co.
(Motor Oil)
RCA
(Products and Services)
RCA
(RCA Victor Records)
Readers Digest Assn.
(Magazine and Bock Club)
Simoniz Co.
(Simoniz)
Standard Brands Inc.
(Instant C&S Coffee)
1277
ADVERTISING AGENCY
B.B.D.&O.
Geyer Advertising
Joseph Katz Co.
Ted Bates & Co.
Benton & Bowles
Ted Bates & Co.
Grant Advertising
Warwick & Legler
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
Gardner Advertising
Harry B. Cohen Advertising
Maxon Inc.
N. W. Ayer & Son
Foote, Cone & Belding
Young Cr Rubicam
Doyle, Kitchen & McCormick
Bozell & Jacobs
Applegate Advertising
Campbell-Mithun Inc.
Benton & Bowles
Van Sant Dugdale & Co.
Leo Burnett Co.
Kenyon & Eckhardt
Lake, Spiro b Shurman, Inc.
Ehrlich, Neuwirth & Sobo, Inc.
Compton Advertising
Kenyon & Eckhardt
Kenyon & Eckhardt
Grey Advertising
J. Walter Thompson
Young & Rubicam
Compton Advertising
# $ COMMERCIAL AM PROGRAMS $ #
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PROGRAM ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK ADVERTISING AGENCY
Morgan, Edward P.
Murrow, Edward R.
with the News
Mustin, Henry
My True Story
My True Story
Standard Brands Inc.
(Royal Dessert)
Vick Chem. Co.
(Vicks Prods.)
Waverly Fabrics
(Fabrics)
Whitehall Pharm. Co.
(Anacin)
American Federation of
Labor and Congress of
Industrial Organizations ABN
Ford Motor Company,
Ford Division CBS
B. T. Babbitt MBS
(Bab-O)
Atlantis Sales Corporation ABN
The Bon Ami Company
Campana Sales Company
D-Con Company
Dromedary Company
Ex-Lax, Inc.
Foster- Milbum Co.
General Foods Corporation
Leeds Chemical Products
Co., Inc.
The Nestle Co., Inc.
The Pharma Craft, Inc.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
(Phillips b Bayer)
Amer. Dairy Assn. NBC
(Dairy Prod.)
Atlantis Sales Corp.
(Bird Food)
Best Foods Inc.
Ex-Lax, Inc.
(Ex- Lax)
Foster- Milburn
(Doan's Pills)
General Foods
(Jell-O)
Grove Lab
(Bromo Quinine)
Procter fir Gamble
(Cleem)
Swift b Co.
(Allsweet)
Vick Chem. Co.
(Vicks Prods.)
Ted Bates fir Company
Morse International
Ehrlich, Neuwirth fir Sobo, Inc.
John F. Murray
Furman, Feiner b Co.
J. Walter Thompson
Donahue & Coe
Richard A. Foley Advertising
Agency
Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff fir Ryan
Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff fir Ryan
Thompson Koch Co., Inc.
Ted Bates fir Company
Warwich b Legler
Street b Finney
Young fir Rubicam
Leeds b York, Inc.
Bryan Houston
j. Walter Thompson
Dancer- Fitzgerald-Sample
Campbell- Mithun Inc.
Richard A. Foley Adv.
Dancer- Fitzgerald-Sample
Warwick fir Legler
Young & Rubicam
Gardner Advertising
Compton Advertising
J. Walter Thompson
Morse International
National Farm and Home
Hour
News Analysis with
Eric Sevareid
Newscast (Weekday)
N
Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co. NBC
(Farm Equip.)
Aero Mayflower Transit
Co., Inc. CBS
Cadillac Motor Car, Div.
of General Motor Corp. ABN
Chrysler Division
Chrysler Corp.
Charles E. Hires Co.
Midas Muffler Company
1278
Bert S. Gettens
Caldwell, Larkin & Sidener-
Van Riper
MacManus, John b Adams
McCann-Erickson
McCann-Erickson
N. W. Ayer b Son
Bozell & Jacobs
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PROGRAM
Newscasts (Weekend)
Newscasts & Sportscasts
Newscast Adjacencies
News of the World
News on the Hour
Nightline
Notre Dame Football
Notre Dame Warm-up
Notre Dame Wrap-up
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK
Plough, Inc.
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
Norwich Pharmacal
Company ABN
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
Miller Brewing Company ABN
B. T. Babbitt MBS
(Bab-O)
Benrus Watch
(Watches)
Chrysler Corp.
Equitable Life
(Innsurance)
Ex-Lax, Inc.
(Ex-Lax)
General Foods
(Jell-O)
P. Lorillard
(Newport)
R. j. Reynolds
(Camels)
Carter Prod. NBC
(Arrid, Little Liver Pills)
Grove Lab
(No Doz)
Pharmacraft Co.
(Coldene, Fresh, Ting,
Surgeon's Lotion)
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
(Camels)
Scholl Mfg. Co.
(Zino Pads)
Vick Chem. Co.
(Vicks Prod.)
Bristol Myers NBC
(Buffenn)
Brown & Williamson
Tobacco Corp.
Calif. Packing Co.
(Del Monte Prod.)
Readers Digest Assn.
(Magazine and Book Club)- .
Time Inc.
(Life Magazine)
Anahist Co. NBC
(Cold Remedies)
Pabst Brewing Co.
(Beer, Ale, Soft Drinks)
Procter fir Gamble
(Cleem)
RCA
(RCA Victor Records)
Readers Digest Assn.
(Magazine and Book Club)
Whitehall Pharm. Co.
(Anacin)
General Motors MBS
(Pontiac)
Pharma-Craft MBS
(Coldene Products)
Pharma-Craft MBS
(Coldene Products)
Pharma-Craft MBS
(Coldene Products)
1279
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Lake-Spiro-Shurman, Inc.
William Esty Company
Compton Advertising
Benton fir Bowles
William Esty Company
Mathisson and Associates, Inc.
Donahue & Coe
Lennen & Newell
McCann-Erickson
Kenyon & Eckhardt
Warwick & Legler
Young & Rubicam
Lennen fir Newell
Wm. Esty Co.
Ted Bates fir Co.
Garfield Advertising
J. Walter Thompson
Wm. Esty Co.
Donahue & Coe
Morse International
Young fir Rubicam
Ted Bates & Co.
McCann-Erickson
J. Walter Thompson
Young & Rubicam
Ted Bates fir Co.
Leo Burnett Co.
Compton Advertising
Grey Advertising
j. Walter Thompson
John F. Murray
MacManus, John fir Adams
j. Walter Thompson
J. Walter Thompson
j. Walter Thompson
# # COMMERCIAL AM PROGRAMS ft $
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ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Old Fashioned Revival Hour
Gospel Broadcasting Assoc.
ABN
R. H. Alber Company
On the Line with Considine
Mutual of Omaha
(Insurance)
NBC
Bozell & Jacobs
One Man's Family
Anahist Co.
(Cold Remedies)
NBC
Ted Bates & Co.
Ex-Lax, Inc.
Warwick Cr Legler
(Ex- Lax)
Foster Milburn
Street & Finney
(Doan's Pills)
General Foods
Young & Rubicam
(Jell-O)
Grove Labs
Gardner Advertising
(Bromo Quinine)
Hotpoint Co.
Maxon Inc.
(Electrical Appliance)
Procter & Gamble
Compton Advertising
(Cleem)
Quaker Oat Co.
Wherry, Baker & Tilden Inc
(Quaker Oats)
Sleep Eze Co.
Milton Carlson Co.
(Sleep-eze)
Swift & Co.
J, Walter Thompson
(Allsweet)
Whitehall Pharm. Co.
John F. Murray Adv.
(Anacin)
Our Gal Sunday
7!/2-minute unit
participation by:
The Best Foods, Inc.
CBS
Earle Ludgin & Company
Carter Products, Inc.
Ted Bates & Co.
The Mentholatum Co.
J. Walter Thompson
Sterling Drug Inc.
Compton Advertising
Paar, Jack
People Are Funny
Peter and Mary Show
Philip Morris Country
Music Show
Renuzit Home Products
Co.
ABN
NBC
Ex-Lax, Inc.
(Ex- Lax)
Pabst Brewing Co.
(Beer, Ale, Soft Drinks)
Sleep-Eze Co.
(Sleep-eze)
A. E. Staley Mfg. Co. CBS
Philip Morris CBS
Arndt, Preston, Chapin,
Lamb & Keen, Inc.
Warwick fir Legler
Leo Burnett Co.
Milton Carlson Co.
Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff fir Ryan
N. W. Ayer & Son
Radio Bible Class
Radio Bible Class
MBS
Radio Bible Class
Radio Bible Class
ABN
(8 A.M. Program)
Radio Bible Class
Radio Bible Class
ABN
(5 P.M. Program)
1280
John M. Camp and Co.
John M. Camp and Co.
John M. Camp and Co.
# $ COMMERCIAL AM PROGRAMS % $
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PROGRAM ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK ADVERTISING AGENCY
Reeves, Jim
Revivaltime
Richfield Reporter
Road of Life
Roberts, Oral
Romance of Helen Trent
H. J. Heinz Company ABN
The Assemblies of God ABN
Richfield Oil Corp. NBC
(Oil & Gas)
Carter Products, Inc. CBS
The Mentholatum Co.
7Vz-minute unit participa-
tions by above and
others
Oral Roberts Evangelistic
Association, Inc. ABN
7!/2-minute unit
participation by:
Bristol-Myers Co.
The Mentholatum Co.
Pharma-Craft Company
CBS
Maxon, Inc.
Walter F. Bennett & Co.
Hixson & jorgenson Inc.
Ted Bates & Co.
J. Walter Thompson
C. L. Miller Company, Inc.
Doherty, Clifford, Steers
fir Shenfield
j. Walter Thompson
j. Walter Thompson
Saturday Sports Resume
Scott, John
Second Mrs. Burton
Secrets of Scotland Yard
Sez Who!
Singiser, Frank
Sports Time
Stern's, Bill, Sports Beat
Sunday Sports Resume
Sunshine Boys
Suspense
5-minute participation,
"Impact" plan CBS
Consumer Drug Corp. MBS
(Oragen)
7Vz-minute unit
participation by:
The Best Foods, Inc. CBS
Carter Products, Inc.
Ex-Lax, Inc. MBS
(Ex-Lax)
Kraft Foods Co.
(All-Purpose oil,
mustard, Kraft dinner,
Miracle Whip, Italian
dressing, cheese spreads,
Parkay margarine)
Helaine Seager
(Pink Ice)
Sterling Drug
(National Brands Div.,
Fizrin)
5-minute participation,
"Impact" plan CBS
Kraft Foods Co. MBS
(All-Purpose oil,
mustard, Kraft dinner,
Miracle Whip, ItaUan
dressing, cheese spreads,
Parkay margarine)
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. CBS
Sterling Drug MBS
(National Brands Div.,
Fizrin)
5-minute participation,
"Impact" plan CBS
National Brands Division
of Sterling Drug, Inc. ABN
5-minute participation,
"Impact" plan CBS
1281
Dunnan fir Jeffrey
Earle Ludgin fir Company
Ted Bates fir Co.
Warwick fir Legler
Needham, Louis & Brorby
Dunnan fir Jeffrey
Carl S. Brown Co.
Needham, Louis & Brorby
William Esty Company
Carl S. Brown Co.
Carl S. Brown Co.
* * COMMERCIAL AM PROGRAMS # *
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PROGRAM
The Telephone Hour
This Is Nora Drake
This Farming Business
Thomas, Lowell
Three Star Extra
Treasury Agent
Trout, Robert, and the News
True Confessions
True Detective Mysteries
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK
Bell Telephone System NBC
7Vi-minute unit
participation by:
The Best Foods, Inc. CBS
Dumas Milner Corp.
The Mentholatum Co.
Massey- Harris- Ferguson
Inc. NBC
(Farm Equipment)
Genera! Motors Corp.,
Deico Division CBS
Sun Oil Co. NBC
(Oil b Gas)
Ex-Lax, Inc. MBS
(Ex-Lax)
Kraft Foods Co.
(All-Purpose oil,
mustard, Kraft dinner,
Miracle Whip, Italian
dressing, cheese spreads,
Parkay margarine)
Helaine Seager
(Pink Ice)
Sterling Drug
(National Brands Div.,
Fizrin)
General Motors Corp.,
Chevrolet Division CBS
Amer. Dairy NBC
(Dairy Prod.)
Grove Labs
(Bromo Quinine)
Procter fir Gamble
(Cleem)
Standard Brands Inc.
(Instant C&S Coffee)
Standard Brands Inc.
(Royal Dessert)
Swift b Co.
(Allsweet)
Whitehall Pharm. Co.
(Anacin)
Ex-Lax, Inc. MBS
(Ex- Lax)
Kraft Foods Co.
(All-Purpose oil,
mustard, Kraft dinner.
Miracle Whip, Italian
dressing, cheese spreads)
Helaine Seager
(Pink Ice)
Sterling Drug
(National Brands Div.,
Fizrin)
Truth or Consequences
Amer. Dairy Assn.
(Dairy Prod.)
Grove Labs
(Bromo Quinine)
Pan Amer. Coffee Bureau
(Coffee)
Vick Chem. Co.
(Vicks Prods.)
1282
NBC
ADVERTISING AGENCY
N. W. Ayer & Sons
Earle Ludgin & Company
Gordon Best Co.
J. Walter Thompson
Needham, Louis & Brorby
Campbell-Ewald Company
Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff & Ryan
Warwick & Legler
Needham, Louis & Brorby
Dunnan & Jeffrey
Carl S. Brown Co.
Campbell-Ewald Company
Campbell-Mithun Inc.
Gardner Advertising
Compton Advertising
Compton Advertising
Ted Bates & Co.
J. Walter Thompson
John F. Murray Adv.
Warwick & Legler
Needham, Louis & Brorby
Dunnan & Jeffrey
Carl S. Brown Co.
Campbell-Mithun
Gardner Advertising
Robert W. Orr & Assoc.
Morse International
* # COMMERCIAL AM PROGRAMS efc $
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PROGRAM
Vandercook, John W.
Van Voorhis, Westbrook
Voice of Firestone
Voice of Prophecy
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK
American Federation of
Labor and Congress of
Industrial Organizations ABN
Kraft Foods Co. MBS
(All-Purpose oil,
mustard, Kraft dinner,
Miracle Whip, Italian
dressing, cheese spreads,
Parkay margarine)
Whitehall Pharmacai
(Anacin)
The Firestone Tire fir
Rubber Co. ABN
Voice of Prophecy
ABN, MBS, NBC
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Furman, Feiner fir Co.
Needham, Louis fir Brorby
Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell fir Bayles
Sweeney & James
Milton Carlson Co.
Warren, Wendy, and
the News
Weather Programs
(Andre Baruch fir
Bea Waine)
When a Girl Marries
Whispering Streets
Wingate, John
Wings of Healing
Wings of Healing
7!/2-minute unit
participations by:
General Foods Corp. CBS
(Jell-0 Division)
Miles Laboratories, Inc.
and others
E. I. du Pont de Nemours
& Company ABN
The Bon Ami Company ABN
Bridgeport Brass Company
Dromedary Company, Div.
of National Biscuit Co.
General Foods Corp.
Good Housekeeping
Magazine
Leeds Chemical Products
Co., Inc.
Park & Tilford
Pharma Craft Corp., Inc.
Bon Ami Company
Dromedary Company, Div.
of National Biscuit Co.
Foster-Milburn Co.
General Foods Corp.
Leeds Chemical Products,
Inc.
The Nestle Co., Inc.
Park & Tilford
Seeman Brothers
Union Pharmaceutical Co.
Permanette
Sterling Drug
Dr. Thomas Wyatt
Wings of Healing
1283
ABN
MBS
ABN
MBS
Young b Rubicam
Geoffrey Wade Advertsiing
B.B.D.&O.
Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff & Ryan
Hazard Advertising Co., Inc.
Ted Bates Company
Young & Rubicam
Grey Advertising Agency
Leeds fir York, Inc.
Emil Mogul Co.
J. Walter Thompson
Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff & Ryan
Ted Bates Company
Street fir Finney
Young & Rubicam
Leeds fir York, Inc.
Bryan Houston
Emil Mogul Co.
Norman, Craig & Kummel
Grey Advertising Co.
Dunnan fir Jeffrey
Carl S. Brown Co., Inc.
Century Advertising Agency
Century Advertising Agency
# # COMMERCIAL AM PR
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PROGRAM
Woman in My House
Word of Life Hour
World News Roundup
World Tonight, The
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT
Best Foods Inc.
General Foods
(Jello)
Park & Tilford
(Tintex)
Procter & Gamble
(Gleem)
Quaker Oats Co.
(Quaker Oats)
Swift & Co.
(All sweet)
Vick Chem. Co.
(Vicks Prods.)
Whitehall Pharm. Co.
(Anacin)
Word of Life Fellowship
5-minute participation,
"Impact" plan
5-minute participation,
"Impact" plan
NETWORK
NBC
MBS
CBS
CBS
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Dancer- Fitzgerald-Sample
Young & Rubicam
Emil Mogul Co.
Compton Advertising
Wherry, Baker & Tilden Inc.
J. Walter Thompson
Morse International
John F. Murray Adv.
Walter F. Bennett Co.
X Minus One
Pabst Brewing Co. NBC
(Beer, Ale. Soft Drinks)
Leo Burnett Co.
You Bet Your Life
Young Doctor Malone
Young's, Pepper, Family
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
DeSoto Motor Co. NBC
(Cars)
7Vi-minute unit
participations by:
The Best Foods, Inc. CBS
Bristol-Myers Co.
Sterling Drug Inc.
Best Foods Inc. NBC
Ex- Lax Co.
(Ex-Lax)
General Foods
(Instant Postum)
General Foods
(Jello)
Grove Labs
(Bromo Quinine)
Hotpoint Co.
(Electrical Appliance)
Park & Tilford
(Tintex)
Procter fir Gamble
(Gleem)
Vick Chem. Co.
(Vicks Prods.)
5-minute participation,
"Impact" plan CBS
1284
B.B.D. &0.
Earle Ludgin fir Company
Doherty, Clifford, Steers fir
Shenfield
Compton Advertising
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
Warwick & Legler
Young & Rubicam
Young & Rubicam
Gardner Advertising
Maxon Inc.
Emil Mogul Co.
Compton Advertising
Morse International
TELEVISION
COMMERCIAL
TV PROGRAMS
OF 1957
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PROGRAM TITLES
SPONSORS
NETWORKS
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
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The following pages contain an alphabetical listing by program title of the three
national television networks' commercial programs during 1957. The programs
listed are for the 12-month period ending Dec. 31, 1957. Listing includes program
title, sponsor and product, network and the advertising agency handling the account.
Programs are all of 1 3-week duration or longer. Compilation has been made through
the cooperation of ABC, CBS and NBC.
TITLE
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
NETWORK
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Adventures of Robin Hood
Johnson & Johnson
(Baby Products,
Surgical Dressings,
Baby Shampoo)
CBS-TV
Young & Rubicam
Wildroot Co.
BBDO
(Wildroot Hair Tonic)
Afternoon Film Festival
The Kendall Company
(Blue jay Products)
ABC -TV
Leo Burnett Co.
Air Power
Prudential Insurance Co
of America
CBS-TV
Calkins & Holden
( Insurance)
All Star Golf
Miller Brewing Co.
(Beer)
ABC-TV
Miathisson Associates
Wildroot Co.
BBDO
(Wildroot Cream-Oil
Formula No. 2 & Vam)
Allen, Steve, Show
Greyhound Corp.
(Bus Travel)
NBC-TV
Grey Adv. Agency
Pharma-Craft Co.
J. Walter Thompson
(Cold Remedies,
Deodorants)
S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc
Needham, Louis & Brorby
(Waxes, Polishes,
Insecticides)
Amateur Hour
Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
(Serutan, Geritol, etc.
ABC-TV
)
Edward Kletter
American Bandstand
General Mills
(Cheerios)
ABC-TV
Dancer- Fitzgerald-Sample
Seven-Up Company
J. Walter Thompson
(7-Up)
Andy's Gang
Minnesota Mining & Mfg
Co.
NBC -TV
BBDO
(Scotch Tape, etc.)
Arden, Eve, Show
Lever Brothers Co.
(Dove Beauty Bar)
CBS-TV
). Walter Thompson
Shulton, Inc.
Wesley Associates
(Old Spice Toiletries,
Hair Preparations)
Armstrong Circle Theatre
Armstrong Cork Co.
(Linoleum, Tile)
CBS-TV
BBDO
Assignment Foreign Legion
P. Lorillard Co.
(Kent Cigarettes)
CBS-TV
Lennen fir Newell
As the World Turns
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.
(Family Flour,
Refrigerated Dough
Products, Flour Base
CBS-TV
Campbell- Mithun
1286
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T,TLE SPONSOR-PRODUCT NETWORK ADVERTISING AGENCY
Mixes, Feeds)
Procter & Gamble Co.
(Oxydol, Ivory Snow,
Camay, Comet Cleanser)
Swift & Co.
(All Meat & Poultry
Products, Margarine,
Vigoro, Pard Dog Food)
Vick Chemical Co.
(Cold Remedies)
Benton & Bowles
McCann-Erickson
Morse International
B
Bachelor Father
Ball, Lucille—
Desi Arnaz Show
Baseball Game of the Week
Beat the Clock
Benny, Jack, Show
Bergen, Polly, Show
American Tobacco Co. CBS-TV
(Hit Parade Cirgarettes)
CBS-TV
CBS-TV
Ford Division of
The Ford Motor Co.
(Ford Automobiles)
American Safety Razor
Corp.
(Cem Razor Blades)
Falstaff Brewing Corp.
Philip Morris
(Marlboro Cigarettes
Atlantis Sales Co.
(French's Mustard)
Hazel Bishop, Inc.
(Lipstick, Rouge,
Nail Polish, Cleansers,
Make-up, Hair Spray,
Stick Deodorant)
Eastman Kodak Co.
(All Products)
Gerber Products Co.
(Baby Foods)
General Mills, Inc.
(Flour, Cake Mix,
Cereals)
Johnson & Johnson
(Baby Products,
Surgical Dressings,
Baby Shampoo)
Libby, McNeill & Libby
(Canned Fruits,
Vegetables)
Mogen David Wine Corp.
(Mogen David Wine)
Nestle Co. Inc.
(Nescafe)
Nestle Co.
(Quik, Nestea)
Purex Corp.
(Dutch Cleanser,
Beads-O' -Bleach,
Sweetheart Soap, Trend,
Blu-White)
Sunshine Biscuits Inc.
(Biscuits, Crackers)
Vick Chemical Co.
(Cold Remedies)
American Tobacco Co. CBS-TV
(Lucky Strike Cigarettes)
Max Factor Co. NBC-TV
(Cosmetics, Makeup)
1287
BBDO
CBS-TV J. Walter Thompson
McCann-Erickson
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
Leo Burnett Co.
j. Walter Thompson
Raymond Spector Co.
J. Walter Thompson
D'Arcy Advertising
Dancer- Fitzgerald-Sample
Young & Rubicam
J. Walter Thompson
Edward H. Weiss Co.
Bryan Houston Inc.
McCann-Erickson
Edward H. Weiss Co.
Cunningham & Walsh
Morse International
BBDO
Doyle Dene Berntnch
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TITLE SPONSOR-PRODUCT NETWORK ADVERTISING AGENCY
Big Payoff, The
Big Record, The
Big Top, The
Bold Journey
Boone, Pat,
Chevy Showroom
Bowling Stars
Brighter Day, The
Broken Arrow
Brothers, The
Buccaneers, The
Colgate-Palmolive Co.
(Cashmere Bouquet
Soap, Palmolive Soap,
Lustre-Creme Shampoo,
Colgate Dental Cream,
Brisk, Ad, Vel, Fab,
Ajax, Rapid Shave, Halo) .
Armour Cr Co. CBS-TV
(Dial Soap, Shampoo,
Chiffon Liquid Detergent)
General Motors Corp.
Oldsmobile Division
(Oldsmobile Automobiles)
Kellogg Co.
(Cereals and Dog Food)
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.
(Flour, Cake Mix,
Pie Mix, Hot Roll Mix)
National Dairy Products
Co. CBS-TV
(Seal test Ice Cream,
Sea I test Dairy Products)
Ralston Purina Co. ABC -TV
(Ry-Krisp, Instant
Ralston, Wheat Chex,
Rice Chex, Regular
Ralston, Purina Dog
Chow)
Chevrolet Motors ABC-TV
(Div. Gen. Motors Corp.)
(Automobiles & Trucks)
American Machine fir
Foundry Co. ABC-TV
(Pinspotters, Inc.)
(Automatic Pinspotters,
Bicycles, DeWalt Power
Shops, Voit Athletic
Equipment and Basket-
balls, and Footballs)
Procter & Gamble Co. CBS-TV
(Blue Cheer,
Crisco, deem, Ivory
Flakes, Cheer)
Miles Laboratories, Inc. ABC-TV
(Alka-Seltzer, One-
A-Day (Brand) Vitamins,
Bactine, Tabcin £r
Nervine)
Ralston Purina Company
(Dog Chow)
General Electric Co.
(CE Lamps & Household
& Other Electrical
Appliances, TV & Radio
Receivers & Other
Electronic Products)
Procter & Gamble Co. CBS-TV
(Joy)
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co.
(Fountain Pens)
Kellogg Co. ABC-TV
(Breakfast Cereals,
Dog Foods, Soft
Drinks)
Sweets Co. of America
(Tootsie Rolls,
Tootsie Roll Pops,
1288
CBS-TV Bryan Houston Inc.
Foote, Cone & Belding
D. P. Brother & Co.
Leo Burnett Co.
Leo Burnett Co.
N. W. Ayer & Son
Guild, Bascom, Bonfigli
Campbell-Ewald Co.
Fletcher D. Richards
Young & Rubicam
Geoffrey Wade Adv.
Gardner Advertising Co.
Young & Rubicam
Leo Burnett Co.
Russel M. Seeds Co.
Leo Burnett Co.
Henry Eisen Adv. Agency
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TITLE SPONSOR-PRODUCT NETWORK ADVERTISING AGENCY
Caramels, Fudge, Rock-
wood Wafers, Rockwood
Chocolate Bars, Choco-
late Figures & Coins)
Sylvania Electric Prod.
Inc. CBS-TV
(Sylvania Electric
Products)
Burns & Allen Carnation Co.
(Evaporated Milk,
Fresh Milk, Malted
Milk, Instant Milk,
Chocolate Drink)
General Mil's, Inc.
(Cake Flour, Frosting
& Baking Mixes)
B. F. Goodrich Co. BBDO
(Tires, Tubes)
J. Walter Thompson
CBS-TV Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff & Ryan
BBDO
Californians, The
Captain Kangaroo
Cavalcade of Sports
Champion, Marge fir Gower
Cheyenne
Circus Boy
Circus Time
Singer Sewing Machine Young fir Rubicam
Co. NBC-TV
(Sewing Machines)
Thomas J. Lipton Inc. Young & Rubicam
(Tea, Soups,
Salad Dressing)
Brown Shoe Co. CBS-TV Leo Burnett Co.
(Buster Brown Shoes)
Luden's, Inc. j. M. Mathes Inc.
(Luden's Cough
Drops, Candy)
Participating Sponsors
Gillette Safety Razor Co. NBC-TV Maxon, Inc.
(Razors and Blades,
Shaving Creams, Paper-
Mate Pens & Pencils,
Toni Beauty and Hair
Products)
American Tobacco Co. CBS-TV
(Lucky Strike
Cigarettes, Hit
Parade Cigarettes)
General Electric Co.
(Portable Mixer,
Vacuum Cleaner,
Steam Iron, Skillet,
Dryers, Flash Bulbs,
Sound Production Equip-
ment, Lamps, Floor
Polishers, Refrigerators,
TV Receivers, Washers,
Window Fans, Radio
Receivers)
Kellogg Co.
(Cereals, Dog Food)
Mars, Inc.
(Candy)
The Bon-Ami Co.
(Jet Bon-Ami)
Hartz Mountain Products
Corp.
(Accessories and Foods
for Birds, Fish, Turtles,
Cats, and Dog Yummies)
1289
BBDO
ABC-TV Young & Rubicam
ABC-TV
ABC-TV
Leo Burnett Co.
Knox Reeves Adv. Inc.
Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff & Ryan
George H. Hartman Co.
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T,TLE SPONSOR-PRODUCT NETWORK ADVERTISING AGENCY
Climax!
Club Oasis
CBS Morning News
Colt .45
Comedy Time
Como, Perry, Show
The Kendall Co.
(First Aid &
Antiseptic)
Chrysler Corp. CBS-TV
(Chrysler, DeSoto,
Dodge, Plymouth,
Imperial Automobiles)
Liggett fir Myers Tobacco
Co. NBC-TV
(Tobacco Products)
General Motors Corp. CBS-TV
Oldsmobile Division
(Oldsmobile Automobile)
Campbell Soup Co. ABC-TV
(Soups, Spaghetti &
Spaghetti Products,
Spaghetti & Meat Balls,
Spaghetti Sauces,
Macaroni & Macaroni
Products, Ravioli, Gravies,
Pork & Beans, V-8 Juice,
Tomato Juice, Ketchup,
Swanson Television Dinners,
Swanson Prepared Dinners,
Swanson Prepared Main
Courses, Meat Casseroles,
Meat Pies, Dessert Pies,
Chicken a la King, Chicken
&• Turkey Products,
Including Packaged
Poultry & Parts)
Mennen Company
(Men's & Women's
Toiletries and
Baby Products)
Chesebrough-Ponds, Inc. NBC-TV
(Vaseline, etc.)
General Foods Corp.
(J el 1-0, Minute Rice,
Cocoa)
Kraft foods Co.
(Cheeses, Spreads,
Jellies, Candies, Salad
Dressing, Fruit Drinks,
Margarine & Kraft Dinner)
The Mentholatum Co.
(Mentholatum and
Mentholatum Products)
Miles Laboratories Inc.
(Alka-Seltzer and One-
A-Day Vitamins)
Pharmaco, Inc.
("Medigum" Cough
Remedy and "Chooz"
Antacid)
SOS Company
(SOS Scouring Pads)
Welch Grape Juice Co.
(Crape Juice and Drinks,
jams, Jellies)
American Dairy Assn. NBC-TV
(Dairy Products)
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
(Kleenex Tissues)
Knomark Mfg. Co. Inc.
(Esquire Shoe Polish)
1290
Leo Burnett Co.
McCann-Erickson
McCann-Erickson
D. P. Brother Co.
BBDO
McCann-Erickson
J. Walter Thompson
Young & Rubicam
J. Walter Thompson
J. Walter Thompson
Geoffrey Wade Adv. Inc.
Doherty, Clifford, Steers &
Shenfield
McCann-Erickson
Richard K. Manoff Adv.
Campbell-Mithun
Foote, Cone & Belding
Emil Mogul Co.
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TITLE
SPONSOR-PRODUCT NETWORK
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Noxzema Chemical Co.
Sullivan, Stauffer,
(Noxzema Skin Cream,
Colwell & Bayles
Shave Cream, Suntan
Lotion)
Radio Corp. of America
Kenyon & Eckhardt
& Whirlpool Corp.
(Radio & TV Receivers,
Recorders, Major Kitchen
Appliances, Washers,
Dryers, Air Conditioners)
Sunbeam Corp.
Perrin-Paus Co.
(Small Electrical
Household Appliances)
Conflict
Chesebrough-Ponds, Inc. ABC-TV
(Vaseline)
). Walter Thompson
Conquest
Monsanto Chemical Co. CBS-TV
(Institutional)
Gardner Adv. Agency
Country Music jubilee
Williamson-Dickie Mfg.
Co. ABC-TV
Evans & Associates
(Dickie- work &
Casual Garments)
Whitehall Pharmacal Co.
Ted Bates & Co.
(Anaciw)
Court of Last Resort
P. Lorillard Co. NBC-TV
Lennen & Newell
Crosby, Bob
Best Foods, Inc. CBS-TV
Earle Ludgin & Co.
(Rit, Shinola, Nucoa)
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
Brown b Williamson
Ted Bates Co.
Tobacco Corp.
(Viceroy Cigarettes)
General Mills, Inc.
Dancer- Fitzgerald-Sample
(Flour, Baking Mixes,
Breakfast Cereals)
Cerber Products Co.
D'Arcy Advertising Co.
(Baby Foods)
Mentholatum Co.
J. Walter Thompson
(Deep Heat Rub)
Procter b Gamble Co.
Comp+on Adv. Inc.
(Ivory Flakes,
Spic & Span)
S.O.S. Co.
McCann-Erickson
(Scouring Pads)
Swift & Co.
McCann-Erickson
(All Meat & Poultry
Products)
Swift & Co.
J. Walter Thompson
(All Meat G Poultry
Products, Pard, Vigoro)
The Toni Co.
North Advertising
(Toni Home Permanent
Wave, Cleansing Creams,
Hair-Care, Products,
Shampoo, Lipstick)
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
Fitzgerald Adv. Agency
Sales Co.
(Wesson Oil)
Crossroads
Chevrolet Motors ABC-TV
(Automobiles and
Trucks)
Campbell-Ewald
Cummings, Bob, Show
Chesebrough-Ponds, Inc. NBC -TV
(Facial Makeup, Creams,
Lotions, Petroleum
Jelly Vaseline)
McCann-Erickson
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
William Esty Co.
Colgate-Palmolive Co. CBS-TV
Carl S. Brown Co.
(Brisk, Palmolive
Soap, Halo)
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
William Esty Co.
(Winston Cigarettes)
1291
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TITLE SPONSOR-PRODUCT NETWORK ADVERTISING AGENCY
Daly, John, and the News
Damone, Vic, Show
Date with the Angeles
Dean, Jimmy, Show
December Bride
Destiny
Detective's Diary
Dick and the Duchess
Disneyland
Finishes Division of
E. I. du Pont de Nemours
& Co., Inc. ABC-TV
(Institutional Advertising)
Whitehall Pharmacal Co.
(Anacin)
American Chicle Co.
(Rolaids)
Bulova Watch Co.
(Watches, Clocks, Radios,
Electric Shavers)
Evinrude Motors, Division
of Outboard Marine &
Mfg. Co.
(Outboard Motors)
General Cigar Company
(White Owl Cigars,
Robert Burns Cigars &
Cigarellos)
The Bon-Ami Company
(Jet Bon-Ami)
National Carbon Co.
(Div. Union Carbide Corp.)
(Prestone Anti- Freeze,
Eveready Batteries)
U. S. Rubber Co.
(Snow Tires)
General Motors Corp. CBS-TV
Oldsmobile Division
(Oldsmobile
Automobiles)
Kellogg Company
(Cereals, Dog Food)
Plymouth Motors Corp. ABC-TV
(Plymouth Automobiles)
Participating Sponsors CBS-TV
General Foods Corp. CBS-TV
(Instant Maxwell
House Coffee)
Ford Division of the
Ford Motor Co.
(Ford Automobiles)
General Foods Corp.
(Instant Maxweli
House Coffee)
Sterling Drug Co.
(Bayer Aspirin,
Phillip's Milk of
Magnesia, Dr. Lyon's
Toothpowder, Energine
Cleaning Fluid)
Helene Curtis Industries CBS-TV
(Stopette, Spray Net)
Mogen David Wine Corp.
(Mogen David Wine)
American Dairy Assn. ABC-TV
(Milk, Cream, Cheese,
Butter, Cottage Cheese,
Ice Cream, Evaporated
Milk & Non-fat Milk)
Derby Foods, Inc.
(Peter Pan Peanut Butter,
Boneless Chicken, Chicken
1292
CBS-TV
BBDO
Ted Bates & Co.
Ted Bates fir Co.
McCann-Erickson
The Cramer-Krasselt Co.
Young fir Rubicam
Erwin Wasey, Rufhrauff fir Ryan
William Esty Co.
Fletcher D. Richards
D. P. Brother Co.
Leo Burnett Co.
Grant Adv. Inc.
Benton fir Bowles
J. Walter Thompson
Benton & Bowles
NBC-TV Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
Gordon Best, Inc.
Edward H. Weiss Co.
Campbell-Mithun, Inc.
McCann-Erickson
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TITLE SPONSOR-PRODUCT NETWORK ADVERTISING AGENCY
a la King, Egg Noodles,
Chicken Tamales with Sauce,
Chili con Carne with Beans,
Corned Beef Hash, Peanut
Products, Canned Whole
Chicken, Swift Meat &
Poultry Products, Fresh or
Canned Frankfurters &
Sausages)
American Motors Corp. Ceyer Advertising
(Nash & Hudson Auto-
mobiles & Kelvinators)
General Foods Corp. Young fir Rubicam
(Jell-O, Jell-0 Puddings
& Pie Fillings, Jell-0
Gelatin, Rice & Minute
Potatoes, Whipped Cream
Type Mixes, Baker's
Instant Chocolate Drink,
Kool-Aid, Kool-Shake,
Birds-Eye Frozen Drink
Concentrate)
Swift & Company
(Meat and Poultry
Products)
General Mills, Inc.
(Flours, Cereals, Baking
Mixes, Frosting Mixes)
Reynolds Metals Company
(Aluminum Products)
Liggett fir Myers
Tobacco Co. CBS-TV
(L & M Cigarettes)
General Foods Corp. NBC-TV
(Post Cereals)
Liggett fir Myers
Do You Trust Your Wife?
Dragnet
Du Pont Show of the Month
Du Pont Theatre
Durante, Jimmy, Show
I. du Pont de
Nemours Co. CBS-TV
(Institutional)
E. I. du Pont de
Nemours Co. ABC-TV
(Institutional)
P. Lorillard Co. CBS-TV
(Old Cold Cigarettes)
McCann-Erickson
Tatham-Laird, Inc.
Clinton E. Frank Inc.
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
Benton & Bowles
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
BBDO
BBDO
Lennen fir Newell
Edge of Night, The
Atlantis Sales Corp. CBS-TV
(French's Mustard)
Florida Citrus Commission
(Florida Citrus Products)
Pet Milk Company
(Evaporated Milk,"
Milk Products)
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.
(Family Flour,
Refrigerated Dough
Products, Flour Base
Mixes, Feeds)
Procter & Gamble Co.
(Tide, Spic & Span,
Lava Soap, Dreft,
Comet Cleanser)
Standard Brands, Inc.
(Coffee, Tea, Margarine)
Vick Chemical Co.
(Cold Remedies)
1293
J. Walter Thompson
Benton & Bowles
Gardner Advertising
Campbell-Mithun
Benton & Bowles
J. Walter Thompson
Morse International
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TITLE
Edsel Show
Edwards, Douglas,
with the News
SPONSOR-PRODUCT NETWORK ADVERTISING AGENCY
CBS-TV Foote, Cone fir Belding
CBS-TV Compton Adv. Inc.
Ted Bates & Co.
Raymond Spector Co.
Ted Bates & Co.
Ford Division of
The Ford Motor Co.
(Edsel Automobiles)
American Can Co.
(Institutional)
American Home Products
Corp.
(Anacin, Aero Shave,
Heet)
Hazel Bishop, Inc.
(Lipstick, Rouge, Nail
Polish, Cleansers, Make-
up, Hair Spray, Stick
Deodorant)
Brown & Williamson
Tobacco Corp.
(Viceroy Ciga,etres)
Famous Film Theatre
Father Knows Best
Fisher, Eddie, Show of
Ford Show
(Tennessee Ernie Ford
Ford Theatre
Francis, Arlene, Show
Fury
Yardley of London, Inc. ABC-TV
(Shaving Bowl, Shaving
Cream, Brushless Shave
Cream, Men's Cologne b
other Yardley Products)
Scott Paper Co. NBC -TV
(Paper Napkins, Tissue,
Paper Towels)
Lever Brothers Co.
(Soaps, Detergents,
Shortening)
Liggett fir Myers
Tobacco Co.
Ford Division of
Ford Motors
Ford Division,
Ford Motor Co.
Sterling Drug Inc.
(Bayer Aspirin)
The Borden Co.
General Foods Corp.
(Post Cereals)
NBC-TV
NBC-TV
ABC-TV
NBC-TV
NBC-TV
N. W. Ayer & Son
j. Walter Thompson
}. Walter Thompson
McCann-Erickson
J. Walter Thompson
I. Walter Thompson
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
Benton & Bowles
Benton & Bowles
General Electric Theater
Giant Step
Gleason, Jackie, Show
Gobel, George, Show of
Godfrey, Arthur, Show
General Electric Co. CBS-TV
( Institutional)
General Mills, Inc.
(Flour, Baking Mixes,
Breakfast Cereals,
Sponges, Dog Food)
Bulova Watch Co. Inc. CBS-TV
(Bulova Watches)
P. Lorillard Co.
(Old Cold Cigarettes)
RCA and Whirlpool
Seeger Corp. NBC -TV
American Home Products
Corp. CBS-TV
(Chef Boy-Ar-Dee
Products)
Bristol-Myers Co.
(Ban, Vitalis,
Ipana, Bufferin)
1294
BBDO
6 8 DO
McCann-Erickson
Lennen & Newell
Kenyon & Eckhardt
Young fir Rubicam
Young & Rubicam
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TITLE SPONSOR-PRODUCT NETWORK ADVERTISING AGENCY
Godfrey's, Arthur,
Talent Scouts
Godfrey, Arthur, Time
Kellogg Co.
(Cereals, Dog Food)
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.
(Pillsbury's Best
Flour, Cake Mix, Pie
Mix, Hot Roll Mix)
Thomas j. Lipton, Inc. CBS-TV
(Upton's Tea,
Upton's Soup Mixes)
The Toni Co.
(Toni Home Permanent
Wave, Paper-Mate Pens)
American Home Products
Corp. CBS-TV
(Chef Boy-Ar-Dee
Products)
Armour fir Co.
(Meat & Poultry
Products)
Bristol-Myers Co.
(Bufferin, Ban)
Florida Citrus Commission
(Florida Citrus Products)
General Foods Corp.
(Baker's Coconut, Minute
Rice, Baker's Cocoa, Log
Cabin Syrup, Good Season's
Salad Dressing Mix)
General Foods Corp.
(Swansdown Cake Flour,
Baker's Coconut, Minute
Potatoes, Frozen Fruits
& Vegetables, Meat &
Fruit Pies)
Kellogg Co.
(Cereals, Dog Food)
The Kendall Co.
Bauer fir Black Division)
(All Curity Products)
Lib by, McNeill &
Libby Co.
(Canned Fruits, Vegetables)
Mutual Benefit & Accident
Association of Omaha
(Insurance)
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
(Pepto-Bismol,
Unguentine)
Peter Paul, Inc.
(Peter Paul Mounds,
Almond Joy Candy Bars)
Pharma-Craft Co. .
(Coldene, Ting)
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.
(Pillsbury's Best Flour,
Cake Mix, Pie Mix, Hot
Roll Mix)
Scott Paper Co.
(Paper Towels, Napkins)
Sherwin-Williams Co.
(Super Kemtone,
Kern Clo, SWP House
Paint, Color Harmony
Book)
Simoniz Co.
(Ivalon Sponges,
Hi lite Furniture Polish,
1295
Leo Burnett Co.
Leo Burnett Co.
Young fir Rubicam
North Advertising
Young & Rubicam
N. W. Ayer & Son
Young & Rubicam
Benton & Bowles
Young fir Rubicam
Young & Rubicam
Leo Burnett Co.
Leo Burnett Co.
J. Walter Thompson
Bozell & Jacobs Inc.
Benton fir Bowles
Dancer- Fitzgerald -Sample
J. Walter Thompson
Leo Burnett Co.
J. Walter Thompson
Fuller fir Smith fir Ross
Young & Rubicam
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TITLE
Good Morning
Graham, Billy,
Guiding Light
Gunsmoke
Crusade
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
NETWORK
Non-Scuff Floor Wax,
Car Wax, Car Polish)
Singer Sewing Machine Co
(Sewing Machines,
Sewing Aids, Vaccum
Cleaners)
Standard Brands, Inc.
(Royal Gelatin Desserts,
Blue Bonnet Margarine,
Frozen Orange Juice,
Hunt Club Burger-Bits
Dog Meal)
Participating Sponsors
Billy Graham
(Institutional)
Procter & Gamble Co.
(Ivory Soap, Duz)
Liggett & Myers
Tobacco Co.
(L & M Cigarettes)
Remington Rand, Inc.
(Remington Electric
Shavers, Office
Equipment)
CBS-TV
ABC-TV
CBS-TV
CBS-TV
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Young & Rubicam
Ted Bates Co.
Walter Bennett Co.
Compton Adv. Inc.
Dancer-Fitzgerald -Sample
Young & Rubicam
H
Harbourmaster
Have Gun — Will Travel
Heckle & Jeckle Cartoon
Show
Hey, jeannie
High Adventure, with
Lowell Thomas
Hitchcock, Alfred, Presents
Hollywood Film Theatre
Hotel Cosmopolitan
R. j. Reynolds Tobacco
Co. CBS-TV
(Camel Cigarettes)
American Home Products
Corp. CBS-TV
(Anacin, Bisodol Mints,
Freezone, Infra-Rub)
Lever Brothers Co.
(Wisk, Lifebuoy Soap)
Johnson & Johnson CBS-TV
(Stars 'n Stripe
Band-Aids)
Sweets Co. of America Inc.
(Tootsie Rolls)
Procter & Gamble Co. CBS-TV
(Drene, Dash, Crest)
General Motors Corp. CBS-TV
(Delco Division)
(Delco Products &
United Motors Service)
Bristol-Myers Co. CBS-TV
(Ipana Toothpaste,
Bufferin, Vitalis, Ban)
Evinrude Motors ABC-TV
(Outboard Motors)
5 Day Laboratories
Products — Div. of Asso-
ciated Products, Inc.
(5- Day Deodorant Pads)
Atlantis Sales Corp. CBS-TV
(French's Mustard)
Swift & Co.
(Meat & Poultry
Products, Margarine,
Vigoro, Pard Dog Food)
The Toni Co.
(Toni Home Permanent
Wave, Hair Care Products,
Shampoo)
1296
Wm. Esty Co.
Ted Bates Co.
J. Walter Thompson
Young & Rubicam
George Eisen Inc.
Compton Adv. Inc.
Campbell- Ewald Co.
Young & Rubicam
Cramer-Krasselt Co.
Grey Advertising
J. Walter Thompson
McCann-Erickson
Tafrham- Laird, Inc.
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TITLE SPONSOR-PRODUCT NETWORK ADVERTISING AGENCY
Howdy Doody
I Love Lucy
It Could Be You
've Cot a Secret
Continental Baking Co.
(Wonder Bread,
Hostess Cakes)
NBC-TV
I
Ford Division of
The Ford Motor Co. CBS-TV
(Ford Automobiles)
General Foods Corp.
(Instant Sanka Coffee,
Post's Cereals)
Cold Seal Co.
(Class Wax, Snowy Bleach)
Procter & Gamble Co.
(Lilt Home Permanent
Wave, Fluffo)
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co.
(Fountain Pens)
Alberto-Culver Co. NBC-TV
(Alberto VO-5 Hair
Dressing & Condition-
ing; Other Hair
Products)
American Home Products
Corp.
(Waxes, Polishes,
Analgesics)
Brillo Mfg. Co. Inc.
(Brillo Cleaning
Pads, Cleanser)
Brown & Williamson
Tobacco Co.
(Tobacco Products)
Chesebrough- Ponds Inc.
(Vaseline, etc.)
General Foods Co.
Lehn & Fink Products Corp.
Miles Laboratories
(Alka-Seltzer, One-
A-Day Vitamins)
Mentholatum Co.
Pharmaco, Inc.
(Laxatives, "Chooz")
Procter fir Gamble Co.
R. I. Reynolds Tobacco
Co.
(Winston Cigarettes)
Ted Bates Co.
j. Walter Thompson
Young & Rubicam
Campbell-Mithun Inc.
Grey Advertising
Russel M. Seeds Co. Inc.
Geoffrey Wade Adv. Inc.
Geyer Adv. Inc.
J, Walter Thompson
Keyes, Madden & Jones
J. Walter Thompson
Young & Rubicam
McCann-Erickson
Geoffrey Wade Adv. Inc.
J. Walter Thompson
Doherty, Clifford, Steers &
Sheffield
Dancer- Fitzgerald-Sample
CBS-TV William Esty Co.
Jim Bowie, Adventures of
Jones, Spike, Show
Chesebrough-Ponds, he. ABC-TV
(Vaseline Products,
Cold Creams & Powders)
American Chicle Co.
(Dentyne, Clorets,
Rolaids, Beeman's
Chiclets, Clove
Chewing Gum)
Liggett & Myers
Tobacco Co. CBS-TV
(L & M Cigarettes)
McCann-Erickson
Dancer- Fitzgerald -Sample
Dancer- Fitzgerald-Sample
Kitty Foyle
Brillo Mfg. Co.
NBC-TV J. Walter Thompson
1297
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j. Walter Thompson
N. W. Ayer b Son Inc.
TITLE
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
NETWORK
Kraft Television Theater
Kraft Foods Co.
(Salad Dressings,
Cheeses, Margarine,
jellies, Candies)
NBC-TV
Kukla, Fran b Ollie
The Cordon Baking Co.
(Silvercup Bread)
ABC-TV
Lassie
Leave It to Beaver
Life of Riley, The
Line- Up, The
Linkletter's, Art,
House Party
Lone Ranger, The
Lone Ranger
Campbell Soup Co. CBS-TV
(Campbell Soups,
Baked Beans, V-8)
Remington Rand, Inc. CBS-TV
(Remington Electric
Shavers, Office
Equipment)
Lever Brothers NBC -TV
Brown b Williamson
Tobacco Corp. CBS -TV
(Viceroy Cigarettes)
Procter b Gamble Co.
(Cheer)
Campbell Soup Co. CBS-TV
(Campbell Soups,
Frozen Foods)
Kellogg Co.
(Cereals, Dog Food)
Lever Brothers Co.
(Rinso, Lux Liquid,
Good Luck Margarine)
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.
(Pillsbury's Best
Flour, Cake Mix, Pie
Mix, Hot Roll Mix)
Simoniz Co.
Ova Ion Sponges, Hilite
Furniture Polish, Non-
Scuff Floor Wax, Car Wax,
Car Polish)
A. E. Staley Co.
(Sta-Flo Liquid Laundry
Starch, Pro-myl, Sta-Puf)
Standard Brands, Inc.
(Coffee, Tea, Gelatin
Desserts, Puddings, Pie
Fillings, Nuts)
Swift b Co.
(All Meat & Poultry
Products, Margarine,
Vigoro, Pard Dog Food)
The Toni Co.
(Toni Home Permanent
Wave, Cleansing Creams,
Hair Care Products,
Shampoo, Lipstick)
General Mills, Inc. CBS-TV
(Cheerios, Wheaties,
Kix)
Nestle Co. Inc.
(Nestles Quik,
Chocolate Bars, Semi-
Sweet Morsels)
General Mills, Inc. ABC-TV
(Cereals, Flours,
Baking Mixes,
Frosting Mixes)
1298
BBDO
Compton Adv. Inc.
&BDO
Ted Bates Co.
Young b Rubicam
Leo Burnett Co.
Leo Burnett Co.
BBDO
Leo Burnett Co.
Young & Rubicam
Erwin Wasey, Rurhrauff b Ryan
J. Walter Thompson
McCann-Erickson
North Advertising
Dancer- Fitzgerald-Sample
McCann-Erickson
Dancer- Fitzgerald -Sample
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Love of Life
Lux Show, The, with
Rosemary Clooney
SPONSOR-PRODUCT NETWORK
Swift & Co. Inc.
(Meat and Poultry
Products)
American Home Products
Corp. CBS-TV
(Anacin, Biscdol, Meet,
Kriptin, Aero Wax, Easy-
Off Oven Cleaner, Wizard
Wick Deodorizers)
Lever Brothers Co. NBC-TV
(Lux Products)
ADVERTISING AGENCY
McCann-Erickson
Ted Bates Co.
j. Walter Thompson
M Squad
MacKenzie, Gisele, Show
Maverick
Medical Horizons
Meet McGraw
Meet the Press
Mickey Mouse Club
NBC-TV
NBC-TV
ABC-TV
NBC-TV
NBC-TV
ABC-TV
American Tobacco Co.
(Pall Mall Cigarettes)
Hazel Bishop
(Cosmetics)
Schick, Inc.
(Electric Shavers)
Scott Paper Co.
(Paper Napkins,
Towels, etc.)
Kaiser Industries Corp.
(Aluminum, Steel,
Cypsum, Cement >j Cement
Products, Trucks and
Automobiles, Hotels &
Jeeps)
Ciba Pharmaceutical
Products
( Institutional
Advertising)
Procter & Gamble
(Tide, Lilt, Prell,
Gleem)
Pan American World
Airways, Inc.
Am-Par Record Corp.
(Phonograph Records)
Armour & Co.
(Sausage & Sausage
Products, Beef Stew,
Corned Beef Hash, Chili.
Con Came, Treet, Meat
Spreads)
Bristol Myers Co.
(Ipana Toothpaste)
Ceneral Foods Corp.
(Baker's Cocoa, Baker's
Chocolate (excluding candy)
Frosting & Chocolate
Products)
The Carnation Co."
(Milk Products, Cheese,
Ice Cream, Frozen Meats
& Vegetable Pies)
General Mills, Inc.
(Breakfast Cereals)
Gold Seal Co.
(Class Wax, Christmas
Stencils, Class Wax
Metal Cleaner, Snowy
Bleach)
Mars, Inc.
(Candies (exclusive of
confections, other than
candies)
1299
Sullivan, Stauffer,
Colwell, Bayles
Raymond Spector
Benton & Bowles
j. Walter Thompson
ABC-TV Young & Rubicam
J. Walter Thompson
Benton & Bowles
j. Walter Thompson
Buchanan & Co.
TathamnLaird, Inc.
N. W. Ayer & Son
Doherty, Clifford, Steers &
Sheffield
Young & Rubicam
Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff & Ryan
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
Campbell-Mithun, Inc.
Knox Reeves Advertising
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Mighty Mouse Playhouse
Millionaire, The
Mitchell, Guy
Modern Romances
Moore, Carry, Show
Minnesota Mining
(Adhesives, Abrasives &
Gift Wrap Ribbon)
Mattel, Inc.
(Toys)
SOS
(Scouring Powders,
Tuffy & Soil -off)
Miles Laboratories, Inc.
(Bactine, One-A-Day
Brand Vitamins)
The Coca-Cola Co.
(Coca-Cola)
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.
(Flour, Frozen,
Refrigerated & Dry
Mix Products)
Colgate-Palmolive Co. CBS-TV
(Colgate Dental Cream)
General Foods Corp.
(Post's Cereals)
Colgate-Palmolive Co. CBS-TV
(Pa I mo live Rapid Shave,
Shave Creams, After
Shave Lotion, Colgate
Dental Cream, Vel
Liquid)
Max Factor Co. ABC -TV
(Pancake Make- Up, Pan-
stick, Sebb, Erase,
Lipsticks, Nail
Polishes, Curl Control,
Creme Puff Make-Up,
Hi-Fi Fluid Make-Up)
Brillo Mfg. Co. NBC-TV
(Brillo Cleaning Pads,
Cleanser)
Corn Products Refining Co.
(Mazola, Karo, Kasco,
Bosco)
Kraft Foods
(Cheeses, Spreads,
Jellies, Candies, Salad
Dressing, Fruit Drinks,
Margarine and Kraft Dinner)
Sterling Drug Co.
(Bayer Aspirin,
Phillips Milk of
Magnesia, Dr. Lyons
Tooth Powder, Energine
Cleaning & Lighter Fluid)
Best Foods, Inc. CBS-TV
(Hellmann's Mayonnaise,
Rit, Shinola)
Bird & Son, Inc.
(Flooring & Roofing
Material)
CBS-Hytron
(Tubts)
California Packing Co.
(Del Monte Products)
Campbell Soup Co.
(Franco-American
Spaghetti, Campbell
Soups)
Dow Chemical Co.
(Saran Wrap)
1300
BBDO
Carson -Roberts, Inc.
McCann-Erickson
Geoffrey Wade Adv.
McCann-Erickson
Leo Burnett Co.
Ted Bates Co.
Benton & Bowles
Ted Bates Co.
Anderson -McConnell Adv.
J. Walter Thompson
McCann-Erickson
J. Walter Thompson
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
Earle Ludgin & Co.
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
Humphrey, Alley & Richards, Inc.
Bennett & Northrop, Inc.
McCann-Erickson
Leo Burnett Co.
MacManus, John & Adams
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TITLE SPONSOR-PRODUCT NETWORK ADVERTISING AGENCY
Mr. Adams and Eve
Florida Citrus Commission
(Florida Citrus Products)
General Foods Corp.
(Log Cabin Syrup, Minute
Rice, Dream Whip, Baker's
Coconut)
General Mills, Inc.
(Flour, Mixes,
Cereals, Sponges)
General Motors Corp.
(Chevrolet Division)
(Chevrolet Automobiles)
Gerber Products Co.
(Baby Foods)
Hoover Co.
(Vacuum Cleaners, Floor
Polishers, Irons)
Johnson & Johnson
(Baby Products, Surgical
Dressings, Baby Shampoo)
Lever Brothers Co.
(Rinso, Lux Liquid,
Good Luck Margarine)
Libby, McNeill & Libby Co.
(Canned Fruits,
Vegetables)
Nestle Co. Inc.
(Ever Ready Cocoa, Quik,
. Morsels, Chocolate
Products, Nestle's
Instant Coffee, Nestea)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
(Paint Division)
(Paints)
S.O.S. Co.
(Scouring Pads)
A. E. Staley Co.
(Sta-Flo Liquid Laundry
Starch, Sweetose Table
Syrup, Sta-Puf)
Sunshine Biscuits, Inc.
(Biscuits, Crackers)
Swift & Co.
(All Meat & Poultry
Products)
Swift & Co.
(All Meat & Poultry
Products, Pard,
Vigoro)
The Toni Co.
(Toni Home Permanent
Wave, Hair-Care
Products, Cleansing
Creams, Shampoo,
Lipstick)
Vick Chemical Co.
(Cold Remedies)
Yardley & Co. Ltd.
(English Lavender
Soap, Bath Oil,
Dusting Powder)
Colgate-Palmolive Co.
(Lustre-Creme
Shampoo, Spray Net,
Ajax)
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
(Camel Cigarettes)
1301
Benton fir Bowles
Benton & Bowles
Dancer-fitzgerald-Sample
Campbell-Ewald Co.
D'Arcy Advertising
Leo Burnett Co.
Young fir Rubicam
j. Walter Thompson
j. Walter Thompson
McCann-Erickson
Maxon, Inc.
McCann-Erickson
Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff fir Ryan
Cunningham & Walsh
McCann-Erickson
J. Walter Thompson
North Advertising
Morse International
N. W. Ayer & Son
CBS-TV Lennen & Newell, Inc.
William Esty Co.
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TITLE
/vlunsel, Patrice, Show
My Favorite Husband
My Friend Flicka
NBC Matinee Theater
Name That Tune
Navy Log
SPONSOR-PRODUCT NETWORK
Buick Motors Div. ABC-TV
Frigidaire Div.
(Gen. Motors Corp.)
(Buick Automobiles &
Trucks, Frigidaire-
Refrigerators, Ranges,
Food Freezers, Dish
Washers, Room Air
Conditioners, Washers,
Dryers, Combination
Washers & Dryers)
American Tobacco Co. CBS-TV
(Lucky Strike Cigarettes,
Hit Parade Cigarettes)
Colgate-Palmolive Co.
(Colgate Dental
Cream, Veto, Ajax,
Palmolive Soap)
CBS-TV
N
Chesebrough-Ponds NBC-TV
Kraft Foods
Procter & Gamble
American Home Products
Corp. CBS-TV
(Anacin, Freezone)
Kellogg Company
(Cereals, Dog Food)
Whitehall Pharmacal Co. ABC-TV
(Anacin)
National Carbon Co.
(Div. Union Carbide Corp.)
(Prestone Anti-Freeze,
Eveready Batteries)
American Tobacco Co.
(Pall Mall Cigarettes)
U. S. Rubber Co.
(Tires, Keds Shoes,
Foam Rubber Mattresses,
Raincoats, Rubber Boots,
Golf Balls, Kaylon for
Mattresses, Garden Hose,
Bug Sprays, Fertilizers,
Trylock)
Bulova Watch Co.
(Watches, Clocks, Radios,
Electric Shavers)
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Kudner Agency
86 DO
Lennen & Newell
J. Walter Thompson
J. Walter Thompson
Benton & Bowles
Ted Bates Co.
Leo Burnett Co.
Ted* Bates Co.
William Esty Co.
Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell & Bayles
Fletcher D. Richards, Inc.
McCann-Erickson
Oh! Susanna
Omnibus
Nestle Co. Inc. CBS-TV
(Nescafe)
Helene Curtis Industries
(Suave, Kingsmen
Toiletries)
Aluminum Limited Sales
Inc.
(Aluminum Products)
Union Carbide Corp.
Aluminum Ltd., Inc. ABC-TV
(Aluminum Products
& uses)
Union Carbide & Carbon
Corp.
(Anti-freeze, Flash-
lights, Batteries,
Insect Repellents,
Agricultural Chemicals)
1302
Bryan Houston, Inc.
Edward H. Weiss Co.
NBC-TV j. Walter Thompson
j. M. Mathes, Inc.
j. Walter Thompson
J. M. Mathes, Inc.
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TITLE SPONSOR-PRODUCT NETWORK ADVERTISING AGENCY
O.S.S.
Our Miss Brooks
Ozark jubilee
(Country Music Jubilee)
Ozzie £r Harriet
(Adventures of)
The Mennen Co. ABC-TV
(Men's b Women's
Toiletries, Baby
Products)
Bulova Watch Co.
(Watches, Clocks,
Radios, Electric
Shavers)
Best Foods, Inc. CBS-TV
(Hellmann's Mayonnaise,
Nucoa)
General Mills, Inc.
(Flour, Cake Mix,
Cereals)
Cerber Products Co.
(Baby Foods)
Johnson & Johnson
(Baby Products,
Surgical Dressings,
Baby Shampoo)
Nestle Co. Inc.
(Quik, Nestea)
American Chicle ABC -TV
(Dentyne, Beemans
& Clove Chewing Cum,
Rolaids & Chicklets)
Eastman Kodak Co. ABC-TV
(Still and Motion
Picture Films, Cameras
and Projectors; Articles,
Equipment & Accessories)
McCann-Erickson
McCann-Erickson
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
Dancer- Fitzgerald -Sample
D'Arcy Advertising
Young & Rubicam
McCann-Erickson
Ted Bates Co.
J. Walter Thompson
Pantomime Quiz
i People Are Funny
People's Choice
Perry Mason
NBC-TV
American Oil Co.
(Amoco-Cas, Super
Permalube Motor
Oil) (East)
Hamm Brewing Co.
(Beer) (Midwest)
Time, Inc.
(Life Magazine)
(Coast to Coast)
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Co.
The Toni Co.
(Home Permanents,
Deodorants, etc.)
The Borden Co.
(Instant Coffee,
Starlac, Ice-cream,
Dairy Products) *
American Home Products
Corp.
(Foods, Spaghetti, Meat
Balls, Ravioli, etc.)
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Glass Company CBS-TV
(Auto Safety Class, etc.)
National Carbon Co. Inc.
( Prestone Anti-Freeze
& Eveready Products)
Purex Corp.
(Dutch Cleanser, Beads-
O' -Bleach, Sweetheart Soap,
Trend, Blu-White)
1303
CBS-TV The Joseph Katz Co.
Campbell- Mithun, Inc.
Young & Rubicam
William Esty Co.
North Advertising
NBC-TV Young & Rubicam
Young & Rubicam
Fuller & Smith & Ross
William Esty Co.
Edward H. Weiss Co.
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TITLE
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
NETWORK
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Person to Person
American Oil Co.
(Amoco-Cas, Super
Permalube Motor Oil)
East
CBS-TV
The Joseph Katz Co.
Hamm Brewing Co.
Campbell-Mithun, Inc.
(Beer)
Midwest
Time, Inc.
Young fir Rubicam
(Life Magazine)
Coast to Coast
Playhouse 90
Allstate Insurance Co.
(Institutional)
CBS-TV
Leo Burnett Co.
American Gas Association
Lennen & Newell, Inc.
(Institutional)
Bristol-Myers Co.
BBDO
(Vitalis, Ipana,
Bufferin, Trushay)
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
Foote, Cone & Belding
(Kleenex Tissues,
Table Napkins, Towels)
Philip Morris, Inc.
Leo Burnett Co.
- (Marlboro Cigarettes)
Ronson Corp.
(Ronson Shavers,
Ronson Lighters)
Norman, Craig fir Kummel
Singer Sewing Machine
Co.
Young fir Rubicam
(Singer Sewing Machir
les,
Sewing Aids, Vacuum
Cleaners)
Powell's, Dick,
Ford Division of the
Zane Grey Theatre
Ford Motor Co.
(Ford Automobiles)
CBS-TV
J. Walter Thompson
General Foods Corp.
Benton & Bowles
( Instant Maxwell Hou
se
Coffee)
Price Is Right, The
Alberto-Culver Co.
(VO-5 Hair Dressing)
NBC-TV
Geoffrey Wade Advertising
Chesebrough-Ponds, Inc.
j. Walter Thompson
(Vaseline)
General Foods Corp.
Young fir Rubicam
(Jell-O, Baker's
Chocolate, etc.)
Lever Brothers Co.
BBDO
(Wisk, Imperial
Margarine, Dove)
The Mentholatum Co.
J. Walter Thompson
(Mentholatum)
Miles Laboratories, Inc.
Geoffrey Wade Advertising
(One-A-Day Vitamins,
Alka-Seltzer)
S.O.S. Company
McCann-Erickson
Starkist Tuna
H on ig- Cooper
Sterling Drug, Inc.
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
(Haley's M. 0..
Fletcher's Castoria,
Fizrin)
RCA
Kenyon fir Eckhardt, Inc.
(TV Sets, Radio Sets)
Spiedel Corp.
Norman, Craig & Kummel
(Watch Bands)
Private Secretary
American Tobacco Co.
CBS-TV
BBDO
(Lucky Strike Cigarettes)
Lever Brothers
Ogilvy, Benson fir Mather
(Dove Beauty Bar)
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co.
Russel M. Seeds Co.
(Fountain Pens)
1304
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TITLE SPONSOR-PRODUCT NETWORK ADVERTISING AGENCY
Pro Football Games,
Baltimore Colts
Pro Football Games
Baltimore Colts
Pro Football Games
Chicago Cards -Bears
Pro Football Games,
Chicago Cards- Bears
Pro Football Games,
Chicago Cards-Bears
Pro Football Games,
Chicago Cards- Bears
Pro Football Games,
Chicago Cards- Bears
Green Bay Packers
Pro Football Games,
Detroit Lions
Pro Football Games,
Detroit Lions
Pro Football Games,
Detroit Lions
Pro Football Games,
Green Bay Packers
Pro Football Games,
Green Bay Packers
Pro Football Games,
Los Angeles Rams-
San Francisco '49ers
Pro Football Games,
Los Angeles Rams-
San Francisco '49ers
Pro Football Games,
New York Giants
Pro Football Games,
New York Giants
Pro Football Games,
Philadelphia Eagles
Pro Football Games,
Philadelphia Eagles
Pro Football Games,
Pittsburgh Steelers
Pro Football Games,
Pittsburgh Steelers
Pro Football Games,
Washington Redskins
Pro Football Games,
Washington Redskins
Pro Football Games,
Washington Redskins
Pro Football Kickoff
Professional Hockey Games
National Brewing Co. of
Michigan CBS-TV
(National Bohemian &
Alters Golden Lager
Beer)
Philip Morris, Inc.
(Marlboro Cigarettes)
American Liberty Oil Co.
(Amlico Gasoline)
Falstaff Brewing Corp.
(Falstaff Beer)
Pan American Oil Co.
(Gasoline and Oil)
Philip Morris, Inc.
(Marlboro Cigarettes)
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana
(Gasoline and Oil)
Goebel Brewing Co.
(Beer)
Philip Morris, Inc.
(Marlboro Cigarettes)
Speedway Petroleum Corp.
(Products & Services
for Speedway)
Philip Morris, Inc.
(Marlboro Cigarettes)
Pabst Brewing Co.
(Pabst Beer)
Falstaff Brewing Corp.
(Falstaff Beer)
Philip Morris, Inc.
(Marlboro Cigarettes)
P. Ballantine & Sons
(Beer)
Philip Morris, Inc.
(Marlboro Cigarettes)
P. Ballantine & Sons
(Beer)
Philip Morris, Inc.
(Marlboro Cigarettes)
Duquesne Brewing Co.
(Beer)
Philip Morris, Inc.
(Marlboro Cigarettes)
American Oil Co.
(Amoco Gas, Super
Permalube Motor Oil)
Pan American Oil Co.
(Gasoline and Oil)
Philip Morris, Inc.
(Marlboro Cigarettes)
American Home Products
Corp. CBS-TV
(Anacin)
Carter Products, Inc.
(Instant Rise Shaving
Cream)
National Carbon Co. Inc.
(Prestone Anti-Freeze
and Eveready Products)
Carling Brewing Co. Inc. CBS-TV
(Red Cap Ale)
1305
W. B. Doner & Co.
Leo Burnett Co.
Taylor Norsworthy, Inc.
Dancer- Fitzgerald-Sample
The Joseph Katz Co.
Leo Burnett Co,
D'Arcy Advertising
Campbell-Ewald Co.
Leo Burnett Co.
W. B. Doner & Co.
Leo Burnett Co.
Leo Burnett Co.
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
Leo Burnett Co.
William Esty Co.
Leo Burnett Co.
William Esty Co.
Leo Burnett Co.
Vic Maitland Associates
Leo Burnett Co.
The Joseph Katz Co.
Joseph Katz Co.
Leo Burnett Co.
Ted Bates Co.
Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell & Bayles
William Esty Co.
Lang, Fisher & Stashower, Inc.
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Queen for a Day
Alberto-Culver Co. NBC-TV
(Alberto VO-5 Hair
Dressing, Conditioner,
Other Hair Products)
American Home Products
Corp.
(Waxes, Polishes, Wizard
Room Deodorizer, Easy-
Off Oven Cleaner)
Brown & Williamson
Tobacco Co.
Corn Products Refining Co.
(Karo, Starches, Salad
& Cooking Oiis, Kasco
Dog Food)
Chesebrough-Ponds
The Mentholatum Co.
(Mentholatum Products)
Miles Laboratories, Inc.
(Alka-Seltzer, One-
A-Day Vitamins)
Procter & Gamble Co.
(Dentifrices, Deodorants,
Cleansers, Detergents)
Slenderella Systems, Inc.
(Slenderella Salons
and Reducing Plan)
S.O.S. Company
(SOS Scouring Pads)
Standard Brands, Inc.
(Coffee, Tea, Desserts,
Margarine, Dog Food)
Toni Co.
(Hair Care and Grooming
Products, Deep Magic)
Welch Crape juice Co.
(Crape Juice and Drinks,
Jellies)
Geoffrey Wade Adv. Inc.
Geyer Advertising
Keyes, Madden & Jones
C. L. Miller Co.
J. Walter Thompson
j. Walter Thompson
Geoffrey Wade Adv. Inc.
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
Management Associates
of Conn. Inc.
McCann-Erickson
Ted Bates Co.
North Advertising
Richard K. Manoff Adv.
Real McCoys
Restless Gun
Richard Diamond,
Private Detective
Rin Tin Tin
Sylvania Electric Products
Inc. ABC-TV
(Flashbulbs, TV Sets,
Hi-Fi, Radio Sets,
Cameras, Camera Equip-
ment, Phonographs,
Radio & TV Tubes, Light
Bulbs)
Warner-Lambert, Inc. NBC-TV
( Listen ne, Bromo-
Seltzer, Anahist)
General Foods Corp. CBS-TV
(Instant Maxwell
House Coffee)
National Biscuit Co. ABC-TV
(Wheat Honeys, Rice
Honeys, Shredded
Wheat, Zweiback
Toasts, Pretzels,
Potato Chips, Bake
Mixes, Waffle Mix,
Rusk, Crackers, Biscuits,
Cracker Meal, Cookies,
1306
Walter Thompson
Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell & Bayles
Benton & Bowles
Kenyon & Eckhardt, Inc.
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Rountree, Martha,
Press Conference
Cereals, Pancake Mix,
Cakes, Dates, Animal
Foods, Bread & Rolls)
Corn Products Refining
Co.
(Mazola Salad Oil,
Cooking Oil, Karo,
Bosco, Nu-Soft Fabric
Softener & Kasco Dog
Food)
ABC-TV
C. L. Miller
Saber of London
Safly Show, The
Schlitz Playhouse
Scotland Yard
Search for Tomorrow
Secret Storm
See It Now
Sergeant Preston
of the Yukon
Shore, Dinah,
Chevy Show, The
Shower of Stars
Silvers, Phil, Show
Sinatra, Frank, Show
Sir Lancelot
$64,000 Challenge, The
Sterling Drug Co.
(Haley's M.O.,
Fletcher's Castcria,
Fizrin)
The Chemstrand Corp. NBC-TV
(Synthetic Fibers)
Royal McBee Corp.
(Typewriters, Office
Machines)
Schlitz Brewing Co. CBS-TV
(Schlitz Beer)
General Foods Corp. ABC-TV
(Instant Sanka)
Procter & Gamble Co. CBS-TV
(Joy, Spic & Span,
Cleem)
American Home Products
Corp. CBS-TV
(Aero Wax, Wizard
Wick, Easy-Off Oven
Cleaner, Anacin, Meet)
Pan American Airways CBS-TV
(Air Travel)
Quaker Oats Co. CBS-TV
(Breakfast Foods)
Chevrolet Motor Div. NBC-TV
Chrysler Corp. CBS-TV
(Chrysler, DeSoto,
Dodge, Plymouth,
Imperial Automobiles)
Amana Refrigeration,
Inc. CBS-TV
(Refrigeration Equipment)
Procter fir Gamble Co.
(Joy)
R. j. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
(Camel Cigarettes)
J. B. Williams Co. .
(Shave Cream, After
Shave Lotion)
Bulova Watch Co. ABC -TV
(Watches, Clocks, Radios,
Electric Shavers)
Liggett & Myers Co.
(Chesterfield, L&M,
Oasis Cigarettes)
Kellogg Company ABC-TV
(Breakfast Cereals,
Dog Foods, Soft Drinks)
The Wander Company
(Ovaltine)
P. Lorillard Co. CBS-TV
(Kent Cigarettes)
1307
NBC-TV Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
Doyle Dane Bernbach
Young & Rubicam
J. Walter Thompson
Young & Rubicam
Leo Burnett Co.
Ted Bates Co.
J. Walter Thompson
Wherry, Baker & Tilden
Campbell-Ewald Co.
McCann-Erickson
Maury, Lee & Marshall
Leo Burnett Co.
William Esty Co.
J. Walter Thompson
McCann-Erickson
Leo Burnett Co.
Tatham-Laird, Inc.
Young & Rubicam
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SPONSOR-PRODUCT
NETWORK
$64,000 Question, The
Skelton, Red, Show
Spotlight Playhouse
SRO Playhouse
Strike It Rich
Studio One
Sugarfoot
Sullivan, Ed, Show
Sunday News Special
CBS-TV
Revlon, Inc.
(All Revlon Products)
Revlon, Inc.
(All Revlon Products)
S. C. Johnson & Son,
Inc.
(Johnson's Wax,
Cleaners, Polishers)
Pet Milk Co.
(Evaporated Milk,
Milk Products)
S. C. Johnson & Son,
Inc.
(Johnson's Wax,
Cleaners, Polishes)
American Home Products
Corp. CBS-TV
(Anacin, Bisodol Mints,
Freezone, Infra-Rub)
Helene Curtis Industries
(Spray Net, Enden,
Suave)
Colgate-Palmolive Co. CBS-TV
(Colgate Dental Cream,
Cashmere Bouquet Soap,
Lustre-Crem'e Shampoo,
Palmolive Soap, Brisk,
Florient, Vel, Ad, Fab,
Ajax)
Wesringhouse Electric
Corp. CBS-TV
(Westinghouse Kitchen
Appliances, Radio &
TV Sets, Turbojet
Plane Motors)
American Chicle Co. ABC-TV
(Rolaids, Clorets
Cum, BeemarVs Chewing
Cum, Chiclets and
Clove Chewing Cum)
National Carbon Co.
(Div. Union Carbide
Corp.)
(Prestone Anti-Freeze,
Eveready Batteries)
Whitehall Fharmacal Co.
(Anacin)
Seven-Up Company
(7-Up)
Bulova Watch Company
(Watches, Clocks, Radios,
Electric Shavers)
Eastman Kodak Co. CBS-TV
(All Products)
Mercury Division of
The Ford Motor Co.
(Mercury Automobiles)
American Home Products
Corp. CBS-TV
Anacin, Bisodol,
Freezone)
Carter Products, Inc.
(Arrid, Rise, Carter
Liver Pills)
Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
(Ceritol, Niron,
Zarumin, RDX)
ADVERTISING AGENCY
BBDO
BBDO
CBS-TV Foote, Cone & Belding
Gardner Adv. Agency
CBS-TV Foote, Cone & Belding
Ted Bates Co.
Earle Ludgin & Co.
Ted Bates Co.
McCann-Erickson
Ted Bates Co.
William Esty Co.
Ted Bates Co.
j. Walter Thompson Co.
McCann-Erickson
j. Walter Thompson
Kenyon fir Eckhardt Inc.
Ted Bates Co.
Ted Bates Co.
Edward Kletter Associates, Inc.
1308
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Superman Kelloea ComDanv ABC-TV
Suspicion
Kellogg Company
(Breakfast Cereals,
Dog Foods, Soft
Drinks)
The Sweets Co. of America
(Tootsie Rolls, Tootsie
Roll Pops, Caramels,
Fudge, Rockwood Wafers,
Rockwood Chocolate Bars,
Chocolate Figures & Coins)
Ford Division
Ford Motor Co. NBC -TV
Philip Morris & Co.
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Leo Burnett Co.
Henry Eisen Advertising
J. Walter Thompson
N. W. Ayer & Son
Tales of the Texas Hangers
Tales of Wells Fargo
Telephone Time
Telephone Time
with John Nesbitt
Temple, Shirley, Fairytales
Thin Man, The
This Is Galen Drake
This Is Your Life
Thomas, Danny, Show
Those Whiting Cirls
General Mills, Inc.
(Ready-To- Eat
Cereals, Dog Food,
Baking Mixes,
Frostings)
Sweets Company of America
(Tootsie Rolls)
Flav-R-Straws ABC-TV
(Flav-R-Straws)
The Sweets Co. of America
(Tootsie Rolls, Tootsie
Roll Pops, Caramels,
Fudge, Rockwood Wafers,
Rockwood Chocolate Bars,
Chocolate Figures & Coins)
American Tobacco Co. NBC -TV
(Pall Mall Cigarettes)
Buick Motor Division of
General Motors
Bell Telephone ABC-TV
(Institutional)
Bell Telephone System CBS-TV
(Bell Telephone Service)
John H. Breck, Inc. NBC-TV
Hills Brothers Coffee, Inc.
National Dairy Products Co.
Colgate-Palmolive Co. NBC-TV
(Toothpaste, Soap
Detergent, Cleanser,
Shaving Cream and Halo)
The Best Foods, Inc. ABC -TV
(Skippy Peanut Butter,
Nucoa Margarine)
Procter fir Gamble Co. NBC-TV
(Soaps, Shampoos,
Cleanser, Dentifrices)
Armour & Co. ABC-TV
(Dial Soap & Shampoo)
Kimberly-Clark Co.
(Kleenex)
General Foods Corp. CBS-TV
(Instant Sarika Coffee,
Post's Cereals)
General Foods Corp. CBS-TV
(Instant Sanka Coffee,
Post's Cereals)
1309
CBS-TV Tatham-Laird, Inc.
George Eisen, Inc.
Erwin Wasey, Rothrauff & Ryan
Henry Eisen Advertising
Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell fir Bayles
Kudner Agency, Inc.
N. W. Ayer fir Son, Inc.
N. W. Ayer & Son, Inc.
N. W. Ayer fir Son, Inc.
N. W. Ayer & Son, Inc.
N. W. Ayer & Son, Inc.
Ted Bates fir Co.
Guild, Bascom & Bonfigli
Compton Advertising Inc.
Foote, Cone fir Belding
Foote, Cone & Belding
Young & Rubicam
Young & Rubicam
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TITLE
SPONSOR-PRODUCT NETWORK
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Max Factor Cr Co.
Anderson -McConnell Adv. Agency
(Max Factor Make-up,
Lipstick, Hair Spray,
Shampoo)
Tic Tac Dough
Church & Dwight Co.
Inc. NBC-TV
j. Walter Thompson
(Baking Soda)
Kraft Foods Co.
J. Walter Thompson
(Cheeses, Jellies,
Salad Dressing, Candy,
Fruit Drinks, Margarine,
Kraft Dinner)
Procter & Gamble Co.
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
(Detergents, Soaps)
S.O.S. Co.
McCann-Erickson
(SOS Scouring Pads, etc.)
Standard Brands, Inc.
Ted Bates & Co.
(Margarine, Soaps, Coffee,
Tea, Royal Desserts)
RCA
Kenyon & Eckhardt
(TV Sets, Radios,
Record Players)
Warner-Lambert Inc.
Lennen & Newell
(Listerine, Bromo Seltzer,
Richard Hudnut Hair Line)
Starkist Tuna Fish
Honig-Cooper
Toni Co.
North Advertising
(Hair Care Products,
Deep Magic Skin Cream)
To Tell the Truth
Pharmaceuticals, Inc. CBS-TV
Edward Kletter Associates
(Ceritol, Niron,
Parkson Adv. Agency Inc.
Zarumin, RDX)
Today
Participating Sponsors NBC-TV
Tombstone Territory
Bristol Myers Co. ABC-TV
Young & Rubicam
(Headache Remedies,
Deodorants, Laxatives,
Dentifrices, Hair
Preparations, Hand
Preparations)
Top Tune fir New Talent
Dodge Div. & Plymouth
Div. Chrysler Corp. ABC-TV
(Dodge & Plymouth
Automobiles)
Grant Advertising Co.
Trackdown
American Tobacco Co. CBS-TV
(Lucky Strike Cigarettes)
BBDO
Socony-Mobil Oil Co.
Compton Advertising
(Socony Products)
Treasure Hunt
Sterling Drug, Inc. NBC-TV
(Haley's M-O,
Fletcher's Castoria,
Fizrin)
Dancer- Fitzgerald -Sample
Treasure Hunt
Mogen David ABC-TV
(Wine Products)
Edward H. Weiss Co.
True Story
Sterling Drug Co. NBC -TV
(Bayer Aspirin,
Phillip's Milk of
Magnesia, Dr. Lyon's
Toothpowder, Energine
Cleaning Fluid)
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
Truth or Consequences
Alberto-Culver Co. NBC -TV
(Alberto VO-5 Hair
Dressing Products)
Geoffrey Wade Adv. Inc.
American Home Products
Geyer Advertising
Corp.
General Foods Corp.
Young & Rubicam
Lehn & Fink Products Corp.
(Lysol)
1310
McCann-Erickson
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TITLE
Turn of Fate
Twentieth Century
20th Century-Fox Hour
V
Twenty-One
SPONiSOR^PRQDUCT NETWORK
Lever Brothers Co. BBDO
(Detergents, Magrarine,
Soap)
Miles Laboratories Inc.
(Alka-Seltzer, One-
A-Day Vitamins)
Sterling Drug Inc.
(Haley's M-O,
Fletcher's Castoria,
Fizrin)
Aluminum Corp. of
America NBC-TV
Goodyear Tire fir Rubber
Co.
Prudential Insurance Co.
of America CBS-TV
(Insurance)
General Electric Co. CBS-TV
(General Electric
Appliances)
Revlon, Inc.
(All Revlon Products)
Pharmaceuticals, Inc. NBC-TV
(Ceritol, Sominex, RDX)
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Geoffrey Wade Adv.
Dancer- Fitzgerald-Sample
Fuller & Smith & Ross
Young & Rubicam
Reach, McClinton & Co
Young & Rubicam
C. J. La Roche fir Co.
Parkson Adv. Agency
Undercurrent
United States Steel
Hour, The
U
Brown fir Williamson
Tobacco Co. CBS-TV
(Viceroy Cigarettes)
Procter & Gamble Co.
(Cheer)
United States Steel Corp. CBS-TV
(Institutional)
Ted Bates Co.
Young & Rubicam
BBDO
Valiant Lady
Verdict Is Yours, The
General Mills, Inc.
(Cold Medal Flour.
Pie Crust Mix,
Softasilk, Bisquick)
Nestle Co. Inc.
(Nestle's Quik,
Chocolate Bars, Semi-
Sweet Morsels)
Standard Brands Inc..
(Tenderleaf Tea)
The Toni Co.
(Prom, White Rain
Shampoo)
Wesson Oil fir Snowdrift
Sales Co.
(Wesson Oil)
Atlantis Sales Corp. CBS-TV
(French's Mustard)
General Mills, Inc.
(Flour, Baking Mixes,
Breakfast Cereals)
Libby McNeill & Libby Co.
(Canned Fruits,
Vegetables)
1311
CBS-TV Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
McCann-Erickson
j. Walter Thompson
Tatham-Laird Inc.
Fitzgerald Adv. Agency
j. Walter Thompson
Dancer- Fitzgerald-Sample
J. Walter Thompson
$ $ COMMERCIAL TV PROGRAMS $ &
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TITLE SPONSOR-PRODUCT NETWORK ADVERTISING AGENCY
Vise, The
Voice of Firestone
The Toni Co.
(Toni Home Permanent
Wave, Cleansing Creams
Hair Care Products,
Shampoo, Lipstick)
Swift fir Co.
(All Meat b Poultry,
Margarine, Vigoro,
Pard Dog Food)
Sterling Drug, Inc.
(Bayer's Aspirin,
Phillips Milk of
Magnesia & Phillip's
Milk of Magnesia
Tooth Paste)
Firestone Tire fir
Rubber Co.
(Tires, Tubes, '
Foamex, Velon & All
Other Products Sold
by Firestone Dealers
& Stores)
North Advertising
McCann-Erickson
ABC-TV Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
ABC-TV Sweeney & James Co.
Wagon Train
Wednesday Night Fights
Welk, Lawrence, Show
West Point
What's My Line?
The Drackett Co.
(Drano, Windex,
Twinkle)
Edsel Division of Ford
Lewis Howe Co.
(Turns)
Pabst Brewing Co. ABC-TV
(Beer, Ale & Non-
alcoholic Beverages)
The Mennen Company
(Mennen's Shave Cream,
Brush less, Lather, and
Foam Shave — Pre -Shave
& After Shave Lotions,
Shampoos, Deodorants,
Skin Bracer, After Shave
Talcum, Bath Talc, Hair
Cream, Men's Cologne)
Miles Laboratories, Inc.
(Alka-Seltzer, One-
A-Day (Brand)
Vitamins, Bactine)
Dodge Div., Chrysler
Corp. ABC-TV
(Dodge Automobiles)
General Foods Corp. CBS-TV
(Maxwell House Coffee,
Post's Cereals)
Carter Products, Inc. ABC-TV
(Arrid Whirl- In,
Arrid Deodorant, Rise
Shave Cream, Liver Pills)
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.
(Shirts & Men's
Sportswear)
Helene Curtis Industries CBS-TV
Stopette, Poof,
Finesse, Hair Dressing,
Shampoos)
1312
NBC-TV Young & Rubicam
Foote, Cone & Belding
McCann-Erickson
Leo Burnett Co.
McCann-Erickson
Geoffrey Wade Adv.
Grant Advertising
Benton & Bowles
Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell & Bayles
Grey Advertising
McCann-Erickson
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TITLE
Wide Wide World
Wild Bill Hickok
Winohell, Walter, File
Wire Service
Woody Woodpecker
Wyatt Earp
Wyman, Jane, Show
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
Remington Rand, Inc.
(Remington Electric
Shavers and Office
Equipment)
General Motors Corp.
(Trucks, Autos,
Parts, Service)
NETWORK ADVERTISING AGENCY
Young & Rubicam
NBC-TV MacManus, John & Adams
Kellogg Co. ABC-TV
(Breakfast Cereals,
Dog Foods, Soft
Drinks)
The Sweets Co. of America
(Tootsie Rolls,
Tootsie Roll Pops,
Caramels, Fudge,
Rockwood Wafers,
Rockwood Chocolate Bars,
Chocolate Figures & Coins)
Kellogg Co. CBS-TV
(Cereals, Dog Food)
Revlon, Inc. ABC-TV
(Facial Make-Up,
Beauty Lotions, Suntan
Preparations, Women's
Fragrances, Beauty
Creams (other than hair
creams), Hair Sprays,
Hair Dyes & Colorings,
Baby Products, Lipsticks,
Nail Polishes, Removers,
Eye Preparations, Lipstick
Cases, Reducing Aids, Skin
Preparations, Liquid
Detergents for Fabrics,
Room Deodorizers)
North American Phillips Co.
(Norelco)
(Men's & Women's
Electric Shavers)
Miller Brewing Co. ABC-TV
(Beer & Ale)
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
(Tobacco Products)
Kellogg Co. ABC-TV
(Breakfast Cereals,
Dog Foods, Soft Drinks)
General Mills, Inc. ABC-TV
(Cold Medal Flour, •
Wheaties, Cheerios,
Cereals, Baking Mixes,
Frostings)
The Procter & Gamble Co.
(Cleem Toothpaste,
Drene Shampoo, Tide,
Spic & Span, Cheer)
Leo Burnett Co.
Henry Eisen Adv. Agency
Leo Burnett Co.
BBDO
C. J. LaRoche & Co.
Hazel Bishop, Inc.
(Cosmetics)
The Quaker Oats Co.
(Cereals, Cat and
Doe Food)
NBC-TV
C. J. LaRoche & Co.
Mathisson & Associates
William Esty
Leo Burnett Co.
Dancer-Fitzgerald -Sample
Compton Advertising
Raymond Spector Co. Inc.
Needham, Louis & Brorby
1313
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Wallace, Mike, Interview
Winched, Paul, Show
SPONSOR-PRODUCT NETWORK
Philip Morris, Inc. ABC-TV
(Tobacco Products)
Hartz Mountain
Products ABC -TV
(Accessories, b Food1 for
Birds, Tropical Fish,
Turtles, Cats &
Dog Yummies)
ADVERTISING AGENCY
N. W. Ayer & Son Inc.
George H. Hartman
You Are There
You Asked for It
You Bet Your Life
Young, Loretta, Show
Your Hit Parade
You're on Your Own
Prudential Insurance Co.
of America CBS-TV
Skippy Peanut Butter
Div of the Best
Foods, Inc. ABC-TV
(Skippy Peanut Butter)
De Soto Division of
Chrysler NBC-TV
(Cars)
The Toni Co.
(Home Permanents,
Shampoo, Rinses, Lotions)
Reach, McClinton & Co.
Cuild, Bascom & Bonfigli, Inc.
BBDO
North Advertising
Procter & Gamble
(Tide, Lilt, Cleem,
Camay)
The American Tobacco
Co.
(Lucky Strike,
Pall Mall, Hit Parade
Cigarettes)
The Toni Co.
(Home Permanents,
Shampoos, Hair Spray,
Lotions)
Hazel Bishop Inc.
(Lipstick, Rouge,
Nail Polish, Cleansers,
Make-up, Hair-Spray,
Stick Deodorant)
NBC-TV Benton <j Bowles
NBC-TV
BBDO
North Adv. Inc.
CBS-TV Raymond Spector Co. Inc.
Zorro
A. C. Spark Plug
(Div. Gen. Motors) ABC-TV
(Spark Plugs, Oil
Filters, Fuel Pumps,
Guide (T-3)
Headlamps, Autronic
Eye, Gyros, Speed Switches,
After Burner Controls,
Inertial Guidance Systems,
Valve (Lifters)
Seven-Up Company
(7-Up)
1314
D. P. Brother & Co.
J. Walter Thompson
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STATE BROADCASTERS
ASSOCIATIONS
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Alabama Broadcasters
Association
P.O. Box 6174, University, Alabama
Meetings: March and October
Elections: March meeting
Members: 81
Pres W. W. Hunt, WCOV, Montgomery
Vice-Pres...Ed Carrell, WGSV, Guntersville
Secy.-Treas. . . .Bill Mapes, WOWL, Florence
Arizona Broadcasters
Association
Meetings: January, May
Elections: January
Members: 20
Pres.. . .Dick Lewis, KTAR, KVAR, Phoenix
Vice-Pres.. .Tom Wallace, Sr., KTKT, Tucson
Secy.-Treas Lucy Krug, KPHO, Phoenix
Arkansas Broadcasters
Association
c/o Executive Secretary
Box 271, Stuttgart, Ark.
Meetings: March and August
Elections: March
Members: 49
President Ted Rand, KDRS, Paragould
Vice-Pres. . .B. J. Parrish, KOTN, Pine Bluff
Secy Wm. J. Hart, KGHI, Little Rock
Exec. Secy June S. Spann
California State Radio and
Television Broadcasters
Association
1420 Truxton Ave., Bakersfield
Meetings: November (and on special call)
Elections: November
Members: 97
President Jack Schacht, KBET-TV,
Sacramento
1st Vice-Pres George Whitney, KFMB,
San Diego
Vice-Pres. (Radio) Lloyd Sigmon,
KMPC, Los Angeles
^ice-Pres. (TV) ... .Joe Drilling, KJEO-TV,
Fresno
Sec'y.-Treas Gil Paltridge, KROW,
Oakland
Colorado Broadcasters and
Telecasters Association
1625 California St., Denver, Colo.
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Meetings: Semi-annual
Elections: June
Members: 54
Pres. .Robert H. Dolph, KFTM, Fort Morgan
Vice-Pres Harry Hoth, KRDO,
KRDO-TV, Colorado Springs
Secy.-Treas .... Robert S. Hix, KOA, Denver
Connecticut Broadcasters
Association
Pres Charles Bell, WHAY, New Britain
Vice-Pres. .Julian Schwartz, WSTC, Stamford
Secy.-Treas William O'Brien, WCNX,
Middletown
Florida Association of
Broadcasters
c/o President or Secretary
Meetings: June
Election: June
Members: 85
Pres James L. Howe, WIRA, Fort Pierce
1st Vice-Pres.... Lee Ruwitch, WTVJ (TV),
Miami
2nd Vice-Pres. . .Laurence A. Rollins, WSIR,
Winter Haven
Secy.-Treas Charles Fernandez, WKXY,
Sarasota
Exec. Secy., Gen. Counsel... J. K. Ballinger,
214 Center Bldg.. Tallahassee
Georgia Association of
Broadcasters
c/o President or Secy.-Mgr.
Meetings: August and January
Elections: August
Members: 63
Pres John W. Jacobs, Jr., WDUN,
Gainesville
1st Vice-Pres .. Frank Gaither, WSB, Atlanta
2nd Vice-Pres. . . .Ralph N. Edwards, WWGS,
Tifton
Secy.-Mgr R. L. Patrick, Grady School of
Journalism, Univ. of Ga., Athens
Hawaiian Association of
Rudio and TV Broadcasters
1170 Auahi St., Honolulu, T. H.
Meetings: On call
Elections: May
Members: 18
President John D. Keating,KONA-TV,
Honolulu
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Idaho Broadcasters
Association
Meetings: Fall
Elections: Fall
Members: 23
President K. Clark, KBAR, Burley
Vice-Pres. . .Gene Shumate, KRXK, Rexburg
Sec.-Treas Marvin Ling, KAYT, Rupert
Illinois Broadcasters
Association
e/o President or Secy.-Treas.
Meetings: February and October
Elections: October
Members: 70
President Chas. R. Cook, WJPF, Herrin
Vice-Pres R. Karl Baker, WLDS,
Jacksonville
Secy.-Treas M. H. Stuckwish, WSOY,
Decatur
Indiana Broadcasters
Association^ Inc.
Meetings: 4 times a year
Elections: March
Members 53
President.., Lester G. Spencer, WKBV
Richmond
Vice-Pres. (AM) Joe Higgins, WTHI,
Vice-Pres. (TV) ... .Bernard Barth, WNDU-
TV, South Bend
Vice-Pres. (FM) . . . .Howard White, WCTW,
New Castle
Secy-Treas Dennis Keller, WITZ, Jasper
Asst. Treas Roy L. Hickox, WLRP,
New Albany
Asst. Secy Ben Baylor, WANE-TV, Fort
Wayne
Iowa Broadcasters
Association
c/o President
Meeting: Annual
Elections: Annual
Members: 42
President. . . .Ken Gordon, KDTH, Dubuque
Vice-Pres ...George Volger, KWPC,
Muscatine
Secy.-Treas. .Bill White, KFJB, Marshalltown
Kansas Association of
Radio Broadcasters
Meetings: April or May
Elections: April or May
Members: 40
President. .Grover Colb, KVGB, Great Bend
Vice-Pres. . . Arden Booth, KLWM, Lawrence
Secy.-Treas Tom Bashaw, KFH, Wichita
Leg. Chairman Wendell Elliott, KGNO,
Dodge City
Kentucky Broadcasters
Association
c/o Miss Katherine Peden, Secy.-Treas.,
WHOP, Hopkinsville
Meetings: October and March
Elections: October
Members: 57
President Dee Huddleston, WIEL,
Elizabethtown
First Vice-Pres. . Al Temple, WKCT, Bowling
Green
2nd Vice-Pres. .Francke Fox, WHLN, Harlan
Secy.-Treas Katherine Peden, WHOP,
Hopkinsville
Exec. Committee Art Eilerman, WZIP,
Covington; Don Horton, WVLK, Lexing-
ton; W. T. Isaac, WHIR, Danville
'Louisiana Association
of Broadcasters
Box 379, Baton Rouge, La.
Meetings: September
Elections: September
Members: 68
President Jerry Hamm, KLFY-TV,
Lafayette
Radio Vice-Pres John Chauvin, KEUN,
Eunice
TV Vice-Pres.. Douglas Manship, WBRZ-TV,
Baton Rouge
Treasurer. . . .Gene Jones, KSLO, Opelousas
Exec-Secy Rolfe McCollister, Box 379,
Baton Rouge
Maine Radio and TV
Broadcasters Association
Box 307, Augusta, Maine
Meetings: Spring and Fall
Elections: November
Members: 26
President. .Eldon Shute, WKTQ, South Paris
Vice-Pres Donald Powers, Me.BC
Secy.-Treas Norman G. Gallant, WFAU,
Augusta
Maryland-D.C. Radio and
TV Broadcasters Association
c/o President or Secy.-Treas.
Meetings: June and October
Elections: October
Active Members: 46
Associate Members: 47
President Fred S. Houwink, WMAL,
Washington
Vice-Pres... R. C. Embry, WITH, Baltimore
Secy.-Treas Jason Pate, WASA, Havre
de Grace
Massachusetts Broadcasters
Association, Inc.
c/o Secretary
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Meetings: 3rd Wednesday in October
Elections: October
Members: 35
President.... Roy Whisnand, WCOP, Boston
Vice-Pres W. C. Swartley, WBZ, Boston
Treasurer George Jaspert, WCCM,
Lawrence
Secretary Lawrence A. Reilly, WTXL,
W. Springfield
Michigan Association of
Broadcasters
c/o Secretary-Treasurer
Meetings: May-September
Elections: September
Members: 85
President Martin Giamo, WJEF, Grand
Rapids
Vice-Pres. . . .George Millar, Knorr Bcstg. Co.
Secy.-Treas Gene Cahill, WBCK, Battle
Creek
Directors James Quello, WJR, Detroit;
Willard Schroeder, WOOD-AM-TV, Grand
Rapids; Al Payne, WHDF, Houghton
Minnesota Association of
Broadcasters
KSTP, St. Paul, Minn.
Meetings: September
Elections: September
Members: 30
President. .Kenneth Hance, KSTP, St. Paul
Mississippi Broadcasters
Association
c/o President or Secy.-Treas.
Meetings: March or April
Elections: March or April
Members: 53
President.... Bill Guest, WPMP, Pascagoula
Vice-Pres John Bell, WCMA, Corinth
Missouri Broadcasters
Association
c/o Exec. Secretary
Route #3, Bald Hill Rd., Jefferson City
Meetings: April and October
Elections: October
President Bruce Barrington, WEW, St.
Louis
Vice-Pres W. H. Clark, KFSB, Joplin
Secy.-Treas A. E. Dahl, KLIK, Jefferson
City
Exec. Secy E. A. Richter
Montana Badio Stations, Inc.
c/o President, KGHL, Billings
Meetings: September
Members: 26
President Art Mosby, KGVO, Missoula
Vice-Pres Jeff Kiichli, KGHL, Billings
Secy.-Treas.. Charlotte Brader, KOJM, Havre
Leg. Chairman Paul MacAdam, KPRK,
Livingston
Nebraska Broadcasting
Association
c/o KFOR, Lincoln, Nebraska
Meetings: May 1st
Elections: May 1st
Members: 34
President Virgil Sharpe, KOWH, Omaha
Secy.-Treas Dick Chapin, KFOR, Lincoln
New Hampshire Association
of Broadcasting
Meetings: September
Elections: September
Members: 10
President Frank B. Estes, WKNE, Keene
Vice-Pres A. J. K. Malin, WWNH,
Rochester
Secy.-Treas Warren Journay, WGIR,
Manchester
New Jersey Broadcasters
Association
Meetings: May and October
Elections: October
Members: 21
Pres Jerry McCarthy, WTO A, Trenton
Vice-Pres John G. Struckell, WWBZ,
Vineland
Secy.-Treas Robert McDougall, WAAT,
Newark
New Mexico Broadcasters
Association
P.O. Box 268, Alamogordo
Meetings: September and April
Elections: April
Members: 35
Pres C. O. Kendrick, KVBC, Farmington
Vice-Pres Jim Duncan, KSIL, Silver City
Treas John Burroughs, KENM, Portales
Leg. Chairman . Merle Tucker, KGAK, Gallup
New York State Association
of Badio and Television
Broadcasters
Address: c/o President
Meetings: Annual
Elections: Annual
Members: 104
President... William Doerr, WEBR, Buffalo
1st Vice-Pres Gordon Gray, WOR,
WOR-TV, New York
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2nd Vice-Pres. . H. Stilwell Brown, Rural President Dave Hoss, KSLM, Salem
Radio Network, Ithaca Vice-Pres Carl 0. Fisher, KUGN, Eugene
Secretary Elliott Stewart, WIBX, Utica Secy.-Treas. . .Ray Johnson, KMED, Medford
Treasurer George Dunham, WNBF, Leg. Chairman R. M. Brown, KPOJ,
Binghamton Portland
North Carolina Association
of Broadcasters Inc.
Meetings: June and October
Elections: October
Members: 100
Pres E. Z. Jones, WBBB, Burlington
V.P.-Radio...Jack Hankins, WELS, Kinston
V.P.-TV Gaines Kelley, WFMY-TV,
Greensboro
Secretary Cecil B. Hoskins, WWNC,
Asheville
North Dakota Broadcasters
Association
Box 232, Minot, N. D.
Meetings: 2nd week in October
Elections: 2nd week in October
Members: 25
President . . . Charles G. Burke, KFGO, Fargo
Vice-Pres Robert Ingstad, KOVC, Valley
City
Secy.-Treas Les Maupin, KPLM, Minot
Ohio Association of Radio
and Television Broadcasters
33 N. High St., Columbus
Meetings: March and October
Elections: March
Members: 83
Pres Hubbard Hood, WKRC, Cincinnati
Vice-Pres (Radio) J. E. Wagner, Jr.,
WLEC, Sandusky
Vice-Pres. (TV) R. G. Berg, WAKR-TV,
Akron
Oklahoma Broadcasters9
Association
Meetings: January and August
Elections: January
Members: 38
President Leo Morris, WBBZ, Ponca City
Board of Directors.. Bill Brubaker, KRHD
Duncan; Ed Ryan, KSIW, Woodward;
Winston Ward, KBEL, Idabel; Jim
Bellatti, KSPI, Stillwater; Eddie Peake,
KTOW, Oklahoma City; John Mahonev,
KVIN, Vinita; George Overton, KMUS,
Muskogee
Oregon State Broadcasters
Association
Mgr.: James W. Frost, Box 5025, Eugene
Meetings: April
Elections: April
Pennsylvania Association of
Broadcasters
Box 606, Harrisburg
Meetings: May
Elections: May
Members: 130
Pres Roy Morgan, WILK, Wilkes-Barre
1st Vice-Pres George Koehler, WIFL,
Philadelphia
2nd Vice-Pres Cecil Woodland, WEJL,
Scranton
Secy Milton Bergstein, WMAJ, Stale
College
Treas Tom Metzger, WMRF, Lewistown
Puerto Rican Association of
Broadcasters
Box 1072, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Meetings: 2nd Monday of each month
Elections: 2nd Wednesday of July
Members: 19
President Ralph Perez Perry, WKVM,
San Juan
Rhode Island Broadcasters
Association
c/o WADK, Newport, R. I.
Meetings: Quarterly
Elections: June
Members: 13
Pres Milton E. Mitler, WADK, Newport
Vice-Pres... Edward Boghossian, WJAR-TV,
Providence
Secy.-Treas. .Zel Levin, WWON, Woonsocket
South Carolina Radio &
Television Broadcasters
Association
Secretary's Office, Drawer 30, Sumter, S. C.
Meetings: January
Elections: January
Members: 64
President. . .Randy Davidson, WAKN, Aiken
Vice-Pres. .H. Moody McElveen, WNOK-TV,
Columbia
Secy.-Treas T. Doug Youngblood, WFIG,
Sumter
South Dakota Broadcasters
Association
c/o President
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Meetings: April
Elections: April
Members: 16
President. Evans A. Nord, KELO, KELO-TV,
Sioux Falls
Vice-Pres Ross Case, KWAT, Watertown
Southern California
Broadcasters Association
6047 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28
Meetings: 3rd Thrusday each month
Elections: May
Members: 63 (including 4 Networks)
Chrmn. Bd Loyd Sigmon, KMPC
Vice-Chairman Howard Gray, KGIL
Secretary John Hansen, KABC
Treasurer Bob McAndrews, KBIG
Managing Dir Art Holbrook
Tennessee Association of
Broadcasters
P. O. Box 680, Maryville
Meetings: May and October
Elections: October
Members: 56
Pres.. . .Frank H. Corbett, WGAP, Maryville
Vice-Pres.. .Paul Overbay, WKPT, Kingsport
Secy.-Treas John H. Reese, WATE,
Knoxville
Texas Association of
Broadcasters
520 Capital Nat. Bank Bldg., Austin
Meetings: Spring and Fall
Elections: Fall
Members: 150
President Dave Morris, KNUZ, Houston
Vice-Pres M. F. Danbom, KTBB, Tyler
Sec.-Treas. .A. Johnson, KENS, San Antonio
Utah Broadcasters
Association
Box 550, Provo City
Meetings: January and June
Elections: January
Members: 18
President Harold Van Wagenen, KIXX,
Vice-Pres Jay W. Wright
Secy.-Treas.. . .Arch G. Webb, KVOG, Ogden
Vermont Association of
Badio & Television
Broadcasters
c/o WJOY, Burlington, Vt.
President Frank A. Balch, WJOY,
Burlington
Vice-Pres John Bennett, WHWB, Rutland
Clerk... Craig S. Parker, WDEV, Waterbury
Treas. . . .Donald Thurston, WIKE, Newport
Virginia Association of
Broadcasters
c/o WPIK, Alexandria
Meetings: May or June
Elections: May or June
Members: 62 radio stations and 12 associate
members
President Carl L. Lindberg, WPIK,
Vice-Pres Milton B. Henson, WREL,
Lexington
Secy.-Treas Thomas P. Chisman, WVEC,
Hampton
Leg. Chairman C. T. Lucy, WRVA,
Richmond
Washington State Association
of Broadcasters
Ronald A. Murphy, Manager
Legislative Building, Olympia
Meetings: April and October
Elections: April
Members: 50
President. .Len Higgins, KTNT & KTNT-TV,
Tacoma
Vice-Pres James W. Wallace, KPQ,
Wenatchee
Secy.-Treas... .Allen Miller, KWSC, Pullman
West Virginia Broadcasters
Association
c/o Secretary
Meetings: Spring and fall
Elections: Spring
Members: 34
Pres C. Tom Garten, WSAZ, Huntington
Vice-Pres Robert Ferguson, WTRF-TV,
Wheeling
Sec.-Treas.... C. Leslie Golliday, WTRF-TV,
Martin siburg
Wisconsin Broadcasters
Association
900 Gay Building, Madison
Meetings: 1st Tuesday in October
Elections: 1st Tuesday in October
Members: 46
President Hugh K. Boice, Jr., WEMP,
Milwaukee
Vice-Pres. . . Paul Skinner, WHBL, Sheboygan
Secretary. . .Carl Kolata, WTTN, Watertown
Treasurer Mig Figi, WAUX, Waukesha
Exec. Secy Ed Conrad
Wyoming Assn. of Badio &
TV Broadcasters
c/o Secretary
Meetings: Spring
Elections: Spring
Members: 18
President Joseph Ernst, KWOR, Worland
Secretary . . Don Tannehill, KWYO, Sheridan
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ACTORS EQUITY ASSOCIATION
226 W. 47 St., New York 36, N. Y.
PLaza 7-7660
OFFICERS
President Ralph Bellamy
1st Vice-President Raymond Massey
2nd Vice-President Frank Maxwell
3rd Vice-President Frederick O'Neal
4th Vice-President Margalo Gillmore
5th Vice-President Donald LaMon
Treasurer Paul Dullzell
Recording Secretary John Effrat
Exec. Sec Angus Duncan
Counsel Herman E. Cooper
BRANCH OFFICES
612 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, III.
6636 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles 28, Calif.
230 Jones St., San Francisco 2, Calif.
519 Jarvis St., Toronto, Ont.
COUNCIL
Royal Beal, Jeanna Belkin, Sara Bettis, Charles
Blackwell, Paul B. Brown, Peggy Cass, Kendall Clark,
Donald Cook, John Cornell, Staats Cotsworth, Robin
Craven, Jack Dabdoub, Gordon DM worth, Norma Dog-
gett, Stephen Douglass, John Emery, Robert Flaveile,
tddie Foy, Jr., Florida Friebus, Larry Gates, Ruth
Gillette, Margaret Hamilton, Carl Harms, Kurd Hat-
field, Helen Hayes, Del Hughes, Kim Hunter, Earl
Hyman, George Ives, Leo Kayworth, Dennis King,
Judson Laire, Jack Leigh, Ralph Lowe, Ruth Matteson,
Ruth McDevitt, Roddy McDowall, Patrick McVey,
Edith Meiser, Thomas Mitchell, May Muth, Robert
Newkum, Lloyd Nolan, Bibi Osterwald, Leonard Patrick,
Robert Preston, William Redfield, Howard Roberts,
Mary Roche, William Roerick, Polly Rowles, Edmon
Ryan, Dorothy Sands, James Schlader, Hiram Sherman,
Jean Sincere, Cornelia Otis Skinner, Margot Stevenson,
Stanley Tackney, Ann Thomas, Lucia Victor, Jeff
Warren, Jane White, Lois Wilson, Blanche Yurka.
THE ADVERTISING COUNCIL, INC.
25 West 45th Street, New York 36, N. Y.
JUdson 2-1520
OFFICERS
Chairman Louis N. Brockway
Vice-Chairman Lee H. Bristol
Vice-Chairman Leo Burnett
Vice-Chairman John C. Sterling
President Theodore S. Repplier
Vice-President Allan M. Wilson
Vice-President George P Ludlam
Secretary Frederic R. Gamble
Treasurer Paul B. West
Radio-TV Director Gordon C. Kinney
Pub. Rel. Director Maxwell Fox
BRANCH OFFICES
1200 18th Street, NW, Washington 6, D. C. STerling
3-9153. T. S. Repplier, President.
203 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago 1, III. RAndolph 6-
1753. L. S. Schwartz, midwest representative.
1680 N. Vine Street, Hollywood 28, Cal. HO 7-7166.
Robert Grey, West Coast Representative.
425 Bush Street, San Francisco 8, Cal. GA 1-6868.
Charles W. Collier, (AAW).
FUNCTIONS
A non-profit organization representing all phases of
advertising and dedicated to the uses of advertising
in the public service.
ADVERTISING FEDERATION OF
AMERICA
250 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Circle 6-2431
OFFICERS
Chairman of the Board R. M. Feemster
Vice-Ghairman of the Board James S. Fish
Pres., Gen. Mgr C. James Proud
Secretary Lorretto Fox
Treasurer Ralph Winslow
BRANCH OFFICE
734 15th St., N. W., Washington 5, D. C. Phone: Ex-
ecutive 3-4268. Washington Rep., William P. Tidwell.
FUNCTIONS
An organization of advertising clubs, national ad-
vertising groups and companies interested in adver-
tising:
To help make advertising increasingly more effective.
To raise continually higher standards of advertising
practice.
To promote better public understanding of adver-
tising.
To promote cooperative effort in advertising.
To encourage improvement in advertising education.
ADVERTISING RESEARCH
FOUNDATION, INC.
3 East 54th St., New York 22, N. Y.
PLaza 1-5656
OFFICERS
Chairman Wallace H. Wulfeck
Vice-Chairman Ben R. Donaldson
President William A. Hart
Treasurer Arno H. Johnson
Managing Director A. W. Lehman
Tech. Dir Darrell B. Lucas
Gen. Consul Gilbert H. Weil
FUNCTIONS
To further scientific practices in advertising and to
promote greater effectiveness in advertising and
marketing through impartial and objective research.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
LExington 2-7980
OFFICERS
Chairman of the Board Melvin Brorby
Vice-Chairman Davis Danforth
President Frederic R. Gamble
Secretary-Treasurer Ross H. Ryder
Vice-Presidents. .Richard L. Scheidker, Kenneth Godfrey,
A. A. Nelson, Richard Turnbull
Exec. Sec'y-Treas W. H. Haase
WESTERN REGION OFFICE
235 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Calif. Phone:
YO 6-2200 Staff Exec, John L. Delmar
FUNCTIONS
The national organization of the advertising agency
business. Aims: To foster, strengthen and improve the
advertising agency business; to advance the cause of
advertising as a whole; to give service to members.
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AMERICAN COMMUNICATIONS
ASSOCIATION
5 Beekman St., New York 38, N. Y.
COrtlondt 7-1374
OFFICERS
President Joseph P. Selly
Secty.-Treas Joseph F. Kehoe
Vice-Pres William Bender
BRANCH OFFICES
Eastern Branch, 1737 Chestnut Street, Phila. 3, Pa.
Phone: LO 4-1251. Mort Borrow, Chairman.
Atlantic Branch, 5 Beekman St., N. Y. C. 38, N. Y.
Phone: CO 7-1734. W. Bender, Chairman.
FUNCTIONS
Independent Union, Broadcast Department devoted
to organization of all employees in the Radio Broad-
casting Industry, excepting Musicians and Actors.
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
MUSICIANS
425 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
PLaza 8-0600
OFFICERS
Pres James C. Petrillo
Vice-Pres C. L. Bagley
Secretary Leo Cluesmann
Treasurer George V. Clancy
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Wm. J. Harris, Stanley Ballard, Herman D. Kenin,
Lee Repp, Walter M. Murdoch.
BRANCH OFFICES
175 W. Washington St., Chicago 2, III. Phone: STate
2-0063.
220 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Newark 4, N. J. Phone
Humboldt 2-8010. Leo Cluesmann, Secretary.
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
TELEVISION & RADIO
ARTISTS (AFTRA)
15 West 44th Street, New York 36, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 7-1810
NATIONAL OFFICERS
President Clayton Collyer
1st Vice-Pres Ken Carpenter
2nd Vice-Pres Eleanor Engle
3rd Vice-Pres Virginia Payne
4th Vice-Pres Wanda Ramey
5th Vice-Pres Evelyn Freyman
6th Vice-Pres Don Courtnay
7th Vice-Pres Gaines C. Batson
Recording Sec Stanley Farrar
Treasurer Travis Johnson
Nat'l. Exec. Sec Donald F. Conaway
Counsel Mortimer Becker
Dir., Central Region Raymond A. Jones
Dir., Western Region Claude L. McCue
BRANCH OFFICES
6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif. Holly-
wood 4-5125. Claude L. McCue, Western Regional
Director.
102 E. Hubbard St., Chicago 11, III. WHiteliall
3-1344. Raymond A. Jones, Central Regional Director.
FUNCTIONS
Union affiliated with A. F. of L., representing
radio and TV performers (actors, singers, announcers),
for collective bargaining purposes.
AMERICAN GUILD OF MUSICAL
ARTISTS
247 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
COlumbus 5-3687-8-9
NATIONAL OFFICERS
Honorary President Lawrence Tibbett
President John Brownlee
1st Vice-President Jasoha Heifetz
2nd Viloe-P resident Leopold Sachse
3rd Vice-President Betty Stone
4th Vice-President Regina Resnik
5th Vice-President Tilda Morse
Treasurer Abba Bogin
Recording Secretary Elizabeth Hoeppel
National Executive Secretary Hyman R. Fain*
BRANCH OFFICES
6636 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Cal. Phone: HO
2-2334. Lee Harris, Rep.
Financial Center Bldg., Oakland, Calif. Phone:
GL 2-1408, Charlotte Cohelan, Rep.
215 S. Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa. Phone: Kl 5-4310.
Edward Davis, Rep.
100 W. Monroe St., Chicago, III. Phone: CE 6-9050.
Sanford Wolff, Rep.
704 Bellevue N., Seattle 2, Wash., Phone: CA
0438, George Peckham, Rep.
FUNCTIONS
A labor organization having jurisdiction in the fields
of opera, concert, ballet and dance; a branch of the
Associated Actors and Artists of America. Its scope
is nationwide, covering the United States and Canada,
and its activities consist of protecting the interests
and working conditions of its members in the above
fields as well as the furthering and expansion of opera,
concert and ballet institutions and performances
throughout the United States and Canada.
AMERICAN GUILD OF
VARIETY ARTISTS (AGVA)
110 West 57th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-7130
President Georgie Price
1st Vice-Pres Penny Singleton
2nd Vice-Pres Joe Campo
3rd Vice-Pres Joe Evans
Treasurer Joe Smith
Recording Secy Sally Winthrop
Nat'l. Admin. Secy Jackie Bright
BRANCH OFFICES
110 W. 57th St., N. Y. 19, N. Y.;Phone: CI 6-7130
Eastern Regional Director Lou Smolev
64 W. Randolph St., Chicago, III.; Phone: CEntral
6-5561
Mid-West Regional Director Ernie Fast
6513 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.; Phone:
HOIIywood 4-8281
Western Regional Director Irvin Mazzei
FUNCTIONS
A branch of the Associated Actors and Artistes of
America (AFL-CIO); AGVA is the labor union for
performers in the Variety Field of the entertainment
industry.
AMERICAN MARKETING
ASSOCIATION
27 East Monroe St., Chicago 3, III.
CEntral 6-8306
OFFICERS
President D. Maynard Phelps
Pres. -Elect Wendell L Smith
Vice-Pres Hugh G. Wales
Vice-Pres Bay E. Estes, Jr.
Vice-Pres Frank H. Mainsfield
Secretary Schuyer F. Otteson
Treasurer Leroy F. Church
Exec. Dir William C. Gordon, Jr.
BRANCH OFFICES
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ment of science in marketing. Membership open to all
persons actively engaged in the field of marketing.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION
750 3rd Ave., New York, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 5-2000
OFFICERS
President William Dwight
Vice-President D. Tennant Bryan
Secretary Walter J. Blackburn
Treasurer Mark Ferree
General Manager Cranston Williams
BRANCH OFFICE
360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, III. Phone:
Franklin 2-3746; George N. Dale, Chairman.
FUNCTIONS
To foster and protect the business and business
interests of daily newspapers.
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF
COMPOSERS, AUTHORS AND
PUBLISHERS (ASCAP)
575 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 8-8800
President Paul Cunningham
Vice-President Louis Bernstein
Vice-President Otto A. Harbaeh
Secretary John Tasker Howard
Asst. Secretary Geo. W. Meyer
Treasurer Frank H. Connor
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Stanley Adams, Louis Bernstein, Jock J. Bregman,
Irving Caesar, Frank H. Connor, Paul Cunningham,
Max Dreyfus, L. Wolfe Gilbert, Oscar Hammerstein II,
Otto A. Horbaioh, John Tasker Howard, Alex C. Kramer,
John D. Marks, George W. Meyer, Jack Mills, Douglas
Moore, Gustave Schirmer, Maurice Soopp, Herman
Starr, Deems Taylor, Adolph Vogel, Ned Washington,
Jack Yellen.
BRANCH OFFICES
In all principal cities throughout the United States.
FUNCTIONS
ASCAP is a performing right society through which
commercial users of music obtain clearance of the
right to perform publicly for profit the copyrighted
works of its members.
AMERICAN WOMEN IN RADIO
AND TELEVISION, INC.
501 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
ELdorado 5-7281
OFFICERS
President Edythe Fern Melrose
House O'Charm, WXYZ-TV, Detroit, Michigan
Vice-President, Eastern Area Betty Butterfield
WAAT, WATV, Newark, N. J.
Vice-President, Central Area Martha Crane
WLS, Chicago, Illinois
Vice-President, Southern Area Edith Ford
WLW-A, Atlanta, Georgia
Vice-President, Southwestern Area... Sarah Jane Moon
KSFA, Nacogdoches, Texas
Vice-President, Western Area Marian K. Rowe
KPIX, San Francisco, Californa
Secretary-Treasurer Nena Badenoch
Nat'l Society Crippled Children, Adults, Inc., N. Y.
Executive Secretary Margo Anderson
501 Madison Avenue, New York
DIRECTORS-AT-LARGE
Jeanne Bacher, KGST, Fresno, Cal.; Ruth Goldberg,
NYC; Bea Johnson, KMBC, KFRM KMBC-TV, Kansas
City, Mo.; Henrietta Kieser, Bosell and Jacobs, Inc.,
Omaha, Neb. Martha Ruppreoht, CBS-TV, NYC.
CHAPTERS
California, Fresno, D. C, Florida, Atlanta, Columbus
(Georgia) Heart-Of-America (including Iowa, Kansas,
Missouri, Nebraska, North and South Dakota), Chi-
cago, Indianapolis, Washington, D. C, New Orleans,
Maryland, Detroit, Minnesota, Kansas City, St. Louis,
Omaha, New England (including New England states),
Northern New Jersey, Central New York, New York
City, New York State's Capitol District, Western New
York, Akron-Portage Trail (Ohio), Ohio, Ohio-Western
Reserve, Oklahoma-Sooner, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh-
Gateway, South Carolina-Piedmont, Texas (Deep in
the Heart of), Houston (Texas), Wichita-Air Capital.
American Women in Radio and Television, Inc. is
a self-supporting, non-profit organization open to all
women professionally engaged in creative and admin-
istrative work in the radio and television industry or
in industries directly related to radio and television
broadcasting. Its purpose is to make each member a
greater asset to her station and network, her clients,
her co mm unity, amd her country.
ART DIRECTORS CLUB OF
NEW YORK
115 East 40th Street, New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-4340
OFFICERS
President Walter Grotz
1 st Vice-Pres Robert H. Blattner
2nd Vice-Pres Edward R. Wade
Secretary Georg Olden
Treasurer Mahlon A. Cline
FUNCTIONS
To elevate the standard of integrity, honor and
courtesy, and the quality of service rendered in the
practice of the vocation of the Art Director. To
encourage and maintain, honesty, frankness and
fairness in all matters involving Art Directors and
those with whom they deal.
ARTISTS' REPRESENTATIVES
ASSOCIATION, INC.
1270 Ave. of the Americas, New York 20, N. Y.
Circle 6-1379
OFFICERS
President Eddie Elkort
Vice-Presidents Larry Barnett, Hattie Althoff
Jack Russell, James Lanagan, H. C. Moore, Wm. J.
O'Halloran
Secretary Milton Berger
Treasurer Joseph Singer
Counsel Abraham Males
BRANCH OFFICES
203 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago, III.
754 Century Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa.
116 New Montgomery, San Francisco, Calif.
301 Fox Bldg., Detroit, Mich.
FUNCTIONS
The promoting of high ethical standards in the
conduct of the business of artist's representatives and
the fostering of better understanding among the
people engaged in such business and the amusement
field generally. To protect the agents.
ASSOCIATION FOR PROFES-
SIONAL BROADCASTING
EDUCATION
1771 N. Street, N. W., Washington 6, D. C.
Phone: DE 2-9300
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President- Dr. Kenneth Harwood
Secy.-Treas Richard M. Brown
Vice-Pres Robert J. McAndrews
Directors Donley Fedderson, Sydney Head,
Herbert Krueger, Leo Martin, Ward Quaal, Lee
Ruwitch, Glenn Starlin
Exec. Secretary Fred Garrigus
FUNCTION'S
The purpose of the Association is to promote better
understanding between broadcasters and schools which
offer pre-professional training in the broadcast media.
ASSOCIATED MUSIC PUBLISHERS,
INC.
589 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
1 West 47th St., New York 36, N. Y.
PL 9-8470
Obrm. of Board Sydney M. Kaye
President Charles A. Well
Vice Presidents Richard F. French,
Benjamin V. Grasso, Karl F. Bauer, Leonard Feist
Secretory Robert J. Burton
FUNCTIONS
Publisher and distributor of serious music in the
United States and representative of many principal
serious music catalogs of Europe.
ASSOC. OF CANADIAN
ADVERTISERS, INC.
701 Federal Building, 85 Richmond St., West, To-
ronto 1, Ontario
EMpire 3-8046
OFFICERS
President T. M. Atkinson
Exec. V. P H. E. Whitehead
Vice-Pres G. C. Clarke, E. T. Gater, J. J.
McGill, J. C. Miller
V. P., Treas A. B. Yeates
Gen. Mgr., Sec'y B. E. Legate
DIRECTORS
J. A. Blay, J. W. Cook, K. J. Farthing, Scott Fyfe,
P. J. McGinnis, Mrs. G. Wilson McGuinness, R. R.
Mcintosh, Allan E. Ross, E. H. Woodley.
FUNCTIONS
An organization of Canadian companies promoting
long-range, scientific development of advertising and
marketing.
ASSOCIATION OF MAXIMUM
SERVICE TELECASTERS, INC.
1735 DeSales St., N. W., Washington 6, D. C.
Phone: District 7-5412
OFFICERS
President Jack Harris
1st Vice-Pres Charles H. Crutchfield
2nd Vice-Pres Donald D. Davis
Secy-Treas Harold Gross
Ass't. Secy-Treas., Exec. Dir Lester W. Lindow
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Jack Harris, Charles H. Crutchfield, Harold Gross,
C. Howard Lane, J. H. DeWitt, Jr., Harold Hough, P.
A. Sugg, Robert D. Swezey, David M. Baltimore, Harold
C. Stuart, Donald Dwight Davis, John S. Hayes, Joseph
Baudino, Lawrence H. Rogers, II, Carter M. Parham,
Ward Quaal, Roger Clipp, Joseph B. Epperson, Lester
W. Lindow.
FUNCTIONS
MST is dedicated to insuring maximum television
service to the American people. Consistent with this
objective it favors efforts to expand and develop
television service throughout the United States but
opposes any compromise or deterioration of the tech-
nical quality or service now being provided.
ASSN. OF NATIONAL
ADVERTISERS, INC.
155 E. 44th St., New York, N. Y.
Oxford 7-5950.
OFFICERS
President Paul B. West
Vice-Presidents. Cy Norton, Lowell McElroy, J. M. Allen
Vice-President, Secy Peter W. Allport
Treasurer David S. Frost
Chairman of the Board Ralph Winslow
Koppers Co., Inc.
Vice-Chairman Henry Schachte
Lever Bros. Co.
FUNCTIONS
Promotes the most effective and profitable use of
advertising as a tool of selling, promotes a better
understanding and more effective use of advertising
as a tool of management and protects the interests of
national advertisers and serves their collective needs.
ASSOCIATION OF RADIO-
TELEVISION NEWS ANALYSTS
24 East 39th Street, New York 16, N. Y.
OXford 7-5300
President Quincy Howe
Vice-President Joseph C. Harsch
Vice-President W. W. Chaplin
Executive Committee H. V. Kaltenborn,
Chet Huntley, John MacVane
Secretary Larry Lesueur
Treasurer Cesar Saerchinger
Assistant Secretary-Treasurer Allen Jackson
FUNCTIONS
To maintain the independence and prestige of the
profession and to improve the standards of analytical
broadcasting and to protect the best interests of the
public end the industry.
THE AUTHORS GUILD OF THE
AUTHORS LEAGUE OF AMERICA,
INC.
6 E. 39th St., New York 16, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 9-4950
OFFICERS
President William L. Shirer
Vice-President John Brick
Secretary Irmengarde Eberle Koehler
Secretary to the Council Luise M. Sillcox
Membership Secretary Edith Mackin
COUNCIL
Cleveland Amory, Richard Bissell, Howard Breslin,
Ernestine Bilbrerh Carey, Bruce Catron, Margaret
Cousins, Jonathan Daniels, Hildegarde Dolson, Michael
Drury, Lewis Gannett, Alan Green, John Hersey, Helen
R. Hull, Elizabeth Janeway, Norman Katkov, Robert J.
Landry, John Lardner, Merle Miller, Ralph O. Moody,
Marianne Moore, John O'Hara, Bentz Plagemann,
Marjorie Hillis Roulston, Grace Zaring Stone, Rex
Stout, Alvin Tresselt, Mark Van Doren, Glenway
Wescott, Theodore White.
FUNCTIONS
National business organization of authors in the
publication field.
THE AUTHORS LEAGUE OF
AMERICA, INC.
6 E. 39th St., New York 16, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 9-4950
OFFICERS
President Moss Hart
Vice-President Rex Stout
Treasurer Arthur Schwartz
Secretary Ann Petry
Executive Secretary Luise M. Sillcox
COUNCIL
Cleveland Amory, Betsey Barton, Richard Bissell,
Howard Breslin, John Brick, Ernestine Gilbreth Carey,
Margaret Cousins, Jonathan Daniels, Hildegarde Dol-
son, Michael Drury, Samuel Grafton, Alan Green, John
Hersey, Helen Hull, Elizabeth Janeway, Norman Kat-
kov, Lenard Kaufman, Christopher LaFarge, Robert J.
Landry, John Lardner, Frances Lockridge, Richard
Lockridge, Merle Miller, Ralph O. Moody, Ann Petry,
Bentz Plagemann, Marjorie Hillis Roulston, Rex Stout,
Alvin Tresselt, Theodore White; Hays, St. John,
Abramson and Heilbron, Counsel.
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The national business organization of authors and
dramatists.
BRAND NAMES FOUNDATION, INC.
437 Fifth Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 5-0888
OFFICERS
Chmn. of Bd Thomas F. O'Neil
(Chmn. Bd., RKO Teleradio Pictures)
Vice-Chmn Roibert E. MacNeal
(President, Curtis Publishing Co.)
Vice-Chmn Felix W. Coste
(Vice-Pres., Coca-Cola Co.)
Chmn. Exec. Committee John H. Breck, Jr.
(Exec. V. P., John H. Breck, Inc.)
Treasurer Louis Hausman
(Vice-Pres., CBS-Radio)
Asst. Treas Robert L. Connelly
(Vice-Pres., Drexel Furniture Co.)
President Henry E. Abt
Conducts a continuous year 'round educational pro-
gram in all informational media, purpose of which is
to emphasize to the public the benefits and services
of manufacturers' brand names, brand competition and
brand advertising.
THE BRITISH BROADCASTING
CORPORATION
630 Fifth Ave., New York 20, N. Y.
Circle 7-0656
OFFICERS
North American Rep Barrie Thorn
Ch. Ass't G. del Strother
Program Assistant Lillian Lang
News Ass't Barbara Gellman
Transcription Assistant Marion Moss
Chief Engineer Arthur S. Toby
BRANCH OFFICES
United Nations Office Room C-309, United Nations,
N. Y. Plaza 4-1234, Ext. 3121. F. D. Walker, U. N.
Correspondent.
907 Natl. Press Bldg., Washington, D. C. Phone:
Executive 3-1465. Christopher Serpel, Douglas Willis,
Washington correspondent.
BRITISH INFORMATION SERVICES,
RADIO-TV DIVISION
45 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N.Y.
Circle 6-5100
Director Rodney C. Chalk
FUNCTIONS
Produce and distribute Radio-TV public service
programs: film and tape news features.
BROADCASTING AND FILM
COMMISSION, NAT'L COUNCIL
OF CHURCHES
220 Fifth Ave., New York 1, N. Y.
ORegon 9-2968
OFFICERS
Exec. Dir S. Franklin Mack
Assoc. Exec. Dir Wesley B. Goodman
Bus. Mgr Arthur W. Rhinow
Dir., Program Oper Ben E. Wilbur
Dir., of Films Alexander B. Ferguson
Dir., Program Prom Albert R. Crews
Dir., of Special Proj Arthur Austin
Dir., Best. Tng Charles H. Schmitz
and Enlistment
^ssoc. Prod Richard A. Cobb
Dir., Film Dist Margaret Carter
BRANCH OFFICE
5746 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hollywood 4-7464. George Heimrich, Director.
BROADCAST INFORMATION
BUREAU
535 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 7-1668
Manager Martin Lawrence
Editor Julienne (Judy) Dupuy
FUNCTIONS
Publishers of TV film program directories; Station
& Film Who's Who and Whafs Where; Film News-
letter, "Facts, Figures and Film."
BROADCAST MUSIC, INC. (BMD
589 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
PLaza 9-1500
OFFICERS
President Carl Havcrlin
Vice-President— General Counsel Sydney M. Kaye
Vice-Pres. in charge of Finance & Treasurer
Charles A. Wall
Vice-Pres. in Charge of Non-Radio License
Harry P. Somerville
Vice-Pres. in charge Station Relations. . .Glenn Dotberg
Vice-Pres. in charge Foreign Relations. .Jean Geiringer
Vice-Pres. in charge Station Service. .Ralph L. Harlow
Vice-Pres. in charge Domestic Performing Rights
Administration Robert J. Burton
Vice-Pres. in charge Writer Relations. . .Robert B. Sour
Ass't. VP in charge Publisher & Writer Relations
(West Coast) Richard L. Kirk
Ass't. VP in charge Publisher Relations. Theodora Zavin
Comptroller Edward J. Molinelli
Ass't. Treas. & Secretary Robert J. Higgins
BRANCH OFFICES
360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, III. Phone: ANdover
3-5394.
1549 N. Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif. Phone:
Hollywood 4-7447.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chairman, Sydney M. Kaye; Joseph E. Baudino,
Alfred R. Beckman, Julius Brauner, John Elmer, Carl
Haverlin, William S. Hedges, Herbert Hollister, Leonard
Kapner, Paul W. Morency, William Regan, J. Leonard
Reinsch, J. Harold Ryan, G. Richard Shafto.
STATION RELATIONS
Vice-Pres., Glenn Dolberg; Justin Bradshaw, Turner
Cooke, Richard Crans, Graeme Fletcher, Bob Fuller,
Wayland Fullington, Al Marlin, Dorsey Owings, Lin
Pattee, Ken Sparnon, Burt Squire.
FUNCTIONS
The function of BMI is to license to music users
public performing rights in the music of a group of
affiliated publishers, writers and organizations.
BROADCAST PIONEERS
589 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-1500
President John F. Patt
1 st Vice-Pres Frank E. Pellegrin
Vice-Pres Victor C. Diehm, Wiiliam H.
Fineshriber, Jr., Charles Godwin, Frank Silvernail
Secretary Raymond F. Guy
Treasurer Charles A. Wall
Exec. Sec'y M. H. Shapiro
FUNCTIONS
"To establish a membership organization of persons
who by their long years of service in the field of
Radio desire to become associated for the purpose of
friendship and education. The Club shall be a central
house for the exchange of information and historical
data about the Radio industry and shall record in
form to be determined facts and data about the history
of the Radio industry and its traditions for use by this
and future generations. It is felt that this organiza-
tion with the resultant exchange of information would
make a valuable contribution to the public interest."
BROADCASTERS' PROMOTION
ASS'N., INC.
20 N. Wacker Dr., Chicago, III.
Phone: ANdover 3-0800
New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-0808
OFFICERS
President Elliott W. Henry, Jr.
First Vice-Pres Charles A. Wilson
WGN, WGN-TV, Chicago
Second Vice-Pres Montez Tjaden
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Secy.-Treos William Pierson
FUNCTIONS
A non-profit organization dedicated to the advance-
BOARD MEMBERS
Bruce Wallace, WTMJ, Milwaukee; Haywood Meeks,
WMAL-TV, Washington, D. C; Roy C. Pedersen,
WDAY, Fargo, N. D.; Samuel Elber, WERE, Cleveland;
Gene Godt, WCCO-TV, Minneapolis; Marion Annen-
berg, WDSU, New Orleans; Joe Zimmerman, WFIL,
Philadelphia; Joe G. Hudgens, KRNT, Des Moines;
John M. Keyes, WMAQ, WNBQ, Chicago; Foster A.
Brown, KMOX, St. Louis; Howard W. Meagle, WWVA,
Wheeling, W. Va.; Paul Woodland, WGAL, Lancaster,
Pa.
FUNCTIONS
The Association was formed for the betterment of
broadcasting activity by furthering the recognition,
organization and extension of promotional activity as
an essential function in the broadcasting-telecasting
business; by increasing the effectiveness of broad-
casters' promotion personnel through contacts with
one another, and with representatives of related
business, through the exchange of information and
ideas, and through consequent improvement of promo-
tion methods, research principles and techniques; and
by assisting broadcasters to secure competent per-
sonnel for promotion work.
THE BUREAU OF BROADCAST
MEASUREMENT
96 Eglinton Ave. East, Toronto 12, Ontario
MAyfair 9464
BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS
President Charles R. Vint
Vice-President Horace N. Stovin
Exec. V. P Charles C. Hoffman
Research & Development Director . . . Wilford L. Hudson
Executive Secretary & Treasurer Charles J. Follett
DIRECTORS
E. L'oyd Moore, Radio Station CFRS, Toronto;
Robert M. Campbell, J. Walter Thompson Co., Ltd.,
Toronto; C. W. McQuillin, Cockfield, Brown & Co.,
Ltd., Toronto; G. Frank Mills, Spitzer & Mills Ltd.,
Toronto; William E. Trimble, Baker Advertising
Agency Ltd., Toronto; George S. Bertram, Swift
Canadian Co., Ltd., Toronto; J. J. McGill, Imperial
Tobacco Sales Co. of Canada, Ltd., Montreal; A. M.
Sanderson, Whitehall Pharmacol (Canada) Ltd., Toron-
to; W. Clifford Wingrove, Television Station CFPL-TV,
London; Ross A. McCreath, Television Time Manager,
All-Canada Television, Toronto; Leslie F. Chitty, BBD
& 0, Toronto; Andre Daveluy, CKAC, Montreal; J. J.
McGill, Imperial Tobacco Sales Co. of Canada, Ltd.;
W. W. Vanderburgh, Coca-Cola Ltd., Toronto.
FUNCTIONS
A co-operative organization for the standardization
and analysis of facts about radio and television.
CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF
RADIO & TELEVISION
BROADCASTERS
108 Sparks St., Ottawa 4, Canada
CE 3-4035
President Vernon Dallin
Executive Vice-President T. J. Allard
Vice-President Radio D. A. Gourd
Vice-President Television G. Stirling
Secretary-Treasurer Flora Love
French Language Counsel Taschereau Fortier
DIRECTORS
F. A. Lynds, CKCW, Moncton, N. B.; J. A. Manning,
CKCL, Truro, N. S.; G. Strirling, CJON-TV, St. John's,
N f Id . ; D. A. Gourd, CKRN, Rouyn, P. Q.; F. B. Ricard,
CHINO, Sudbury, Ont.; R. Couture, GKSB, St. Boniface,
Man.; T. Burham, CKRS-TV, Jonquiere, P. Q.; J. A.
Dupont, CJAD, Montreal, P. Q.; E. E. Fitzgibbons,
CKCO-TV, Kitchener, Ont.; W. H. Stovin, CJBQ,
Velleville, Ont.; W. N. Hawkins, CFOS, Owen Sound,
Ont.; R. J. Buss, CHAT, Medicine Hat, Alfa.; Vernon
Dallin, CFQC, Saskatoon, Sask.; J. O. Blick, CJOB,
Winnipeg, Man.; Norman Botterill, CJLH-TV, Leth-
bridge, Alta.; J. Sayers, C-FUN, Vancouver, B. C.;
A. G. Seabrook, CJIB, Vernon, B.C.; D. M. Armstrong,
CHEK-TV, Victoria, B. C.
SALES OFFICE
200 St. Clair Avenue, West, Toronto 7, Ont. Phone:
WAInut 2-3334. C. W. Fenton, Sales Director, Radio;
Karl Steeves, TV.
FUNCTIONS
The Canadian Association of Radio and Television
Broadcasters is a voluntary trade organization of 146
privately owned (independent) radio broadcasting sta-
tions and 32 television stations in Canada.
CATHOLIC ACTORS GUILD OF
AMERICA, INC.
120 W. 45th Street, New York 36, N. Y.
Circle 6-5566
OFFICERS
President Walter Kiernan
Vice-Pres William Gaxton, Pat O'Brien
Recording Secy Paul A. Lilly
Historian Jane Taylor Lacina
Exec. Secy George W. Buck
Chmn. Exec. Bd Charles J.Maguire
Chaplain Rt. Rev. Msgr. Vincent J. Brosnan
Treasurer Rev Francis M. Costello
FUNCTIONS
Social and charitable organization which strives
to care for the spiritual and physical needs of mem-
bers of the profession, regardless of creed. In par-
ticular, every effort is made to assure members of
the organization of care and attention in Hie case
of illness, hospitalization, burial whenever the need
arises.
COMPOSERS AND LYRICISTS
GUILD OF AMERICA
101 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.
LE 2-2333
12924 Sarah Street, North Hollywood, Calif.
HO 2-1353; SU 2-8377
President Leith Stevens
1st Vice-President Winston Sharpies
2nd Vice-President Walter Schumann
3rd Vice-President David Terry
Secretary-Treasurer Mack David
Asst. Sec. Treasurer Ben Ludlow
Executive Secretary Elsa Clay
FUNCTIONS
CLGA was organized to represent composers (music
amd/or words) in screen, radio, TV, stage recording
and transcription in establishing minimum terms and
improved conditions in their employment relationships.
COUNTRY & WESTERN MUSIC
BROADCASTERS ASSOCIATION
730 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: COIumbus 5-3530
OFFICERS
Founder & Director Charles Bernard
President Kurt A. Meer (KCUL)
Exec. V. P Bruce Barring ton (WEW)
Vice-Pres Warren Roberts (WEAS)
Ass't. to the Pres Jack Nobles (WMIE)
Secretary Kenneth Firnstahl (KEVE)
Treasurer Henry Hilton (KSOP)
Delegate at Large Morey DaVolt (KLAK)
FUNCTIONS
Sharing of Country and Western projects, research
surveys, merchandising, promotion, and programming,
in an effort to bring savings to the local station,
which can be passed to national advertisers.
THE DRAMATISTS GUILD OF THE
AUTHORS LEAGUE OF AMERICA,
INC.
6 E. 39th St., New York 16, N, Y.
MUrray Hill 9-4950
President Oscar Hammerstein, 2nd
Vice-President Howard Lindsay
Secretary Sidney Kingsley
COUNCIL
Richard Adler, Robert Anderson, Abe Burrows, Betty
Comden, Marc Connelly, Russell Crouse, Dorothy Fields,
Joseph Fields, Moss Hart, Lillian Hellman, Arnold
B. Horwitt, William Inge, Garson Kanin, Jean Kerr,
Sidney Kingsley, Arthur Laurents, Alan Jay Lerner,
Richard Lewine, Howard Lindsay, Robert McEnroe,
Arthur Miller, Paul Osborn, Elmer Rice, Richard
Rodgers, Harold Rome, Samuel Taylor, Maurice Valency;
Mills Ten Eyce, Jr., Executive Secretary; Luise M. Sill-
cox, Secretary to the Council; Hays, St. John, Abram-
son & Heilbron, Counsel.
FUNCTIONS
The national business organization of dramatists.
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AMERICA, INC.
1 East 29th St., New York, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 5-2927
OFFICERS
Hon. Presidents Rt. Rev. Henry Knox Sherrill,
Rt. Rev. Horace W. B. Donegan
President Vinton Freed! ey
Vice-Presidents Rev. Randolph Ray,
Charles Cob urn, Bobby Clark, Peggy Wood
Rec. Secy Rev. Chas. Breck Ackley
Treasurer John Knight
Exec. Secy Helen Morrison
COUNCIL
Very Rev. James A. Pike, Rev. John Ellis Large,
Rev. G. P. T. Sargent, Walter Abel, Dorothy Black-
burn, Sidney Blackmer, Leo G. Carroll, Helen Bonfils,
Margaret Dale, Boris Karl off, Tessa Kosta, Raymond
Massey, Robert Fryer, Carmen Mathews, Margery
Maude, John Morley, Basil Rathbone, Mrs. Chas. M.
Richter, Cornelia Otis Skinner, Frances Starr, Mason
Curry, James Jolley, J. P. Wilson, Mrs. Leonard C.
Feathers, Jean Dixon, John Alexander, William Adams,
Lorraine Sherwood.
FUNCTION
Cultural, social, philanthropic. Membership opened
to actors and friends of the theatre. Not denomina-
tional in its services. National headquarters, Church
of the Transfiguration (Little Church Around The
Corner.)
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
Pennsylvania Ave., at 6th St., N.W., Washington
25, D. C.
Executive 3-6800
PERSONNEL
Chairman John W. Gwynne
Commissioner Edward T. Tait
Commissioner Sigord Anderson
Commissioner William C. Kern
Commissioner Robert T. Secrest
Sec. to the Commission Robert M. Parrish
Executive Director Alex. Akerman, Jr.
General Counsel Earl W. Kintner
Director of Public Information S. F. Stowe
Dir., Bur. of Consultation Charles E. Grandey
Dir. Bur. of Economics Simon N. Whitney
Dir. of Hearing Examiners Everett F. Haycraf t
Dir., Bur. of Investigation Horry A. Baibcock
Dir., Bureau of Litigation Joseph E. Sheeny
BRANCH OFFICES
U. S. Court House, Foley Square, New York 7, N. Y.
Joseph L. Klein, Attorney in Charge. COrtlandt 7-7100.
Room 1310, 226 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago 6, 111.
William F. Lemke, Jr., Mgr., Financial 6-0790.
Room 133, Federal Office Bldg., San Francisco 2,
Calif. Earl Van Wagoner, Mgr. KLondike 2-2350.
Room 811, U. S. Court House, Seattle 4, Wash.
Walter W. Harris, Manager. Mutual 3300.
Room 413, Masonic Temple Bldg., 333 St. Charles
St., New Orleans, La. William B. Lott. EXpress 2411.
Standard Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio; V. E. Taylor. Mgr.,
Pr. 1-6575
Washington Branch Acting Mgr., J. J. Gercke
Rm. 808 Sharp Bldg., Kansas City Mo. Floyd M.
Brown, Mrg., BA 1-7000
915 Forsyth Bldg., 86 Forsvth St., Atlanta, Ga.
Edward S. Ragsdale, Mgr., JA 2-4121
FUNCTIONS
Under several laws designed to promote free and
fair competition in interstate trade, the Commission
takes action against monopolistic and deceptive prac-
tices and publishes economic studies of factors af-
fecting the competitive economy.
FILM PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION
OF NEW YORK
39 Broadway, New York 6, N. Y.
Phone: WHitehall 3-7376
President Nathan Zucker, Dynamic Films
Vice-Pres Lee Blair, TV Film Graphics
Secretary Maxine Culhane, Culhane Prod.
Treasurer Edward Lamm, Pathescope
Public Rel. Counsel Wallace A. Ross
15 East 48th St., New York 17, N. Y., PLaza 1-1920
Legal Counsel John Wheeler, Wheeler & Alpert
*9 Broadway, New York 6, N. Y., WH 3-7376
BOARD MEMBERS
F. C. Wood, Jr., Sound Mooters; Peter Mooney,
Audio Prodns.; Walter Lowendahl, Transfilm; David
Pincus, Caravel Films; Stephen Elliot, Elliot, U 8c E;
Robert Lawrence, Lawrence Prodns.; Harold Wondsel,
WCD.
FUNCTIONS
At monthly meetings and through active committees,
FPA works to advance the motion picture industry in
ail its branches — to achieve recognition for contribu-
tions made, disseminate information, stabilize labor
relations. Recently, FPA voted Assoicate Memberships
to a number of the laboratories and other services
and suppliers who wished to participate in the promo-
tion of the New York film industry.
FM BROADCASTERS ASSOCIATION
OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
6399 Wibliire Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Calif.
WE 6-1186
President John B. Kiefer
Secretary Maurice Buchen
THE FRENCH BROADCASTING
SYSTEM (RADIODIFFUSION
FRANCAISE) IN NORTH AMERICA
972 Fifth Ave., New York 21, N. Y.
REgent 4-1501
Director Pierre Crenesse
Ass't. Dii Alice Lewi tin
Administrator Suzanne Weltman
Program Director Maxine Skwirsky
Public Relations Robert Powers
FUNCTIONS
The activities of the French Broadcasting System in
North America are twofold: on the one hand, for the
purpose of strengthening the good will and understand-
ing between France and the U. S., it distributes to in-
dependent stations all over the country English-lan-
guage programs prepared in Paris for North American
listeners, covering all aspects of life in France today;
on the other hand, it keeps French listeners informed
ct all events taking place in America today.
THE INSTITUTE OF RADIO
ENGINEERS, INC.
1 East 79th St., New York 21, N. Y.
LEhigh 5-5100
OFFICERS
President Donald G. Fink
Vice-Pres C. E. Granqvist
Treasurer W. R. G, Baker
Secretary Haraden Pratt
Editor J. D. Ryder
Exec. Sec'y G. W. Bailey
DIRECTORS
G. S. Brown, R. I. Cole, W. H. Doherty, G. A. Fowler,
A. N. Goldsmith, H. R. Hegibar, J. T. Henderson, E.
W. Heroid, A. V. Lougbren, R. L. McFarlan, K. V.
Newton, D. E. Noble, A. B. Oxley, F. A. Polkinghorn,
E. H. Schulz, Samuel Seely, D. B. Sinclair, Ernst Weber,
J. R. Wbinnery.
FUNCTIONS
An incorporated non-profit organization having as
its object the advancement of the theory and practice
of radio and electronics, including allied branches of
engineering and all related arts and sciences.
IEWISH THEATRICAL GUILD
OF AMERICA, INC.
1564 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
PLaza 7-5237
Chairman, Bd. of Trustees Wm. Degen Weinberger
President Eddie Cantor
Exec. Vice-Pres Harry E. Gould
I st Vice-Pres George Jessel
Vice-Presidents Jack Benny, I mil Friedlander,
Dr. Leo Michel, Ted Lewis, Dr. George H. Solomon,
Wm. Morris, Jr., James Sauter, Milton Weintraub.
Treasurer Abe Lastfogel
Asst. Treasurer Nat Leflcowitz
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Chaplain Rabbi Abraham Burstein
Executive Secretary Leonard B. Sang
FUNCTION
Non-sectarian theatrical assistance agency.
JOINT COMMITTEE ON
EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
1785 Massachusetts Ave., N.W., Washington 6, D. C.
HUdson 3-6620
Chairman Dr. Albert N. Jorgensen, Nat'l Assn.
of State Universities
Vice-Chairman James H. Denison, Assn. of
Land-Grant Colleges and State Universities.
Executive Director Ralph Steetle
Ass't. Dir David C. Stewart
Eng. Cons Cyril M. Braum
JCET MEMBERS
Dr. Finis E. Engelman, American Assn. of School Ad-
ministrators; Dr. Carroll V. Newsom, American Council
on Education;Dr. Edgar Fuller, Council of Chief
State School Officers; Dr. Harry K. Newburn, Educa-
tional Television and Radio Center; Dr. Burton Paulu.
Nat'l Assn. of Educational Broadcasters; Edward L.
Ryerson, National Citizens Committee for Educational
Television; Mrs. Cecil S. Garey, Nat'l Congress of
Parents & Teachers Dr. Lyle Ashby, National Education
Association of the United States.
FUNCTIONS
The JCET represents national educational interests
in TV channels reserved for education.
THE LAMBS
130 W. 44th St., New York 36, N. Y.
JUdson 2-1515
OFFICERS
Shepherd William Gaxton
Boy Loring Smith
Corresponding Secretary Bobby Clark
Recording Secretary Frank Thomas, Jr.
Treasurer Frank Leslie
Librarian Ed Begley
DIRECTORS
Mickey Alpert, Edward H. Ford, John W. Hundley,
Jack Whiting, Martin Begley, Joseph S. Buhler, Henry
Gladstone, H. Pierson Mapes, Conrad Nagel, Eddie
Dowling, Bert Lahr, Herman Phillips, Clarence Jacob-
son, Thomas MacLeod, Emil Fried lander.
LIFE DIRECTORS EX-SHEPHERDS: Fred Waring, Wal-
ter N. Greaza.
FUNCTIONS
The object of this club shall be the promotion of
social intercourse among persons, engaged profession-
ally in the drama, music, authorship, and the fine
arts, as well as friends of those professions, and the
collection and preservation of objects of interest
thereto, and the creation and maintenance of funds
for the benefit of persons engaged professionally in
the drama, music, authorship and the fine arts who
shall be in need of financial aid or assistance, to be
disbursed in the discretion of the Council of the Club.
LEAGUE OF ADVERTISING
AGENCIES, INC.
220 W. 42nd St., New York 36, N. Y.
LAckawanna 4-9735
OFFICERS
President Lester Harrison
Exec. Sec'y Julian Ross
Vice-Presidents Bernard M. Reiss, Alfred
J. Siesel, Max Pearlmain
Secretary Ben Bliss
Treasurer Hy Blumberg
Legal Counsel Louis N. Field, Morton J. Simon
Fiscal Advisor Lucius H. Coleman
Public Relations Counsel Bosh Stack
MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY
CREDIT GROUP, NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION OF CREDIT MEN
229 Fourth Ave., New York 3, N. Y.
ORegon 4-5100
Chairman Joseph A. Tanney
Vice-Chairman Kern Moyse
Secretary William McAdam
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Kern Moyse, S. C. Bobbins, Daniel Nemeth, Joseph
Tanney, Anthony Termini.
FUNCTIONS
Provides credit-reporting services and credit group
activities (basically a monthly membership meeting).
Credit reports of several varieties and provides con-
tinuous information on financal status of mutual cus-
tomers. Membership open to organizations supplying
services, facilities, equipment or supplies to motion
picture and television.
MUSIC PUBLISHERS' CONTACT
EMPLOYEES UNION OF GREATER
NEW YORK, NO. 22102, A.F.L.-
C.I.O.
1270 Sixth Avenue, New York 20, N. Y.
CO. 5-7362
President Robert Miller
Vice-President Joe Santly
Treasurer Jack Perry
Executive Secretary Bob Miller
MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Bob Baumgart, Bert Haber, Leo Distort, Mickey
Garlock, Mac Kooper, Jerry Lewin, Bernie Pollack,
Sammy Smith, Murray Luth, Moe Shulman, Ed Burton.
BRANCH OFFICES
54 W. Randolph St., Chicago, III., Morton Schaeffer,
Regional Dir.; 1491 N. Vine St., Hollywood, Cal.,
Lucky Wilber, Regional Dir.; 225 - 26th St., Santa
Monica, Cal., A I Com parte, Reg. Secy.; 36 E. 5 th St.,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Danny Engel, Reg. Director.
FUNCTIONS
Labor Union.
MUSIC PUBLISHERS' PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION, INC.
460 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.
PLaza 1-1930
OFFICERS
Chairman of the Board Walter G. Douglas
President Louis Bernstein
Vice-President Jack Mills
Secretary J. J. Bregman
Treasurer Maurice Scopp
Agent and Trustee Horry Fax
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
TELEVISION ARTS AND
SCIENCES
9216 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 4-5209
Exec. Secy Thomas Freebairn-Smith
200 Central Park South, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-3833
Exec. Dir Kenneth Leedom
NATIONAL OFFICERS
President Ed Sullivan
1 st Vice-Pres Harry S. Ackerman
2nd Vice-Pres Mark Goodson
Secretary Robert Longenecker
Treasurer Lawrence Langner
CHAPTER OFFICERS
(Los Angeles)
President Harry S. Ackermann
1 st Vice-Pres Sheldon Leonard
2nd Vice-Pres Frederick de Cordova
Secretary Jane Wyatt
Treasurer Loren L. Ryder
(New York)
President Mark Goodson
1st Vice-Pres Robert F. Lewine
2nd Vice-Pres Hubbell Robinson, Jr.
Secretary William J. Bratter
Treasurer Lawrence Langner
FUNCTIONS
National non-profit organization dedicated to ad-
vancement of arts and sciences of television. One of
most important functions is annual awarding of the
coveted "Emmy" for outstanding achievement in tele-
vision industry.
NATIONAL ASSN. FOR BETTER
RADIO AND TELEVISION
882 Victoria Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
WEbster 4-7830
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President Mrs. Clara S. Logan
Vice-Pres Dr. Lee DeFores:
Secretary Mrs. Victor Roberts
Treasurer Mrs. Gertrude Blackstock
FUNCTIONS
To co-ordinate the interest of civic, religious, edu-
cational, business and labor organizations and indi-
dividuals for the purpose of encouraging the presenta-
tion of radio and television programs of high stand-
ards.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
BROADCASTERS
(For Complete Listing See NAB Section)
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
BROADCAST UNIONS AND
GUILDS (NABUG)
37 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
JUdson 2-5130
OFFICERS
National Chairman Oliver W. Nicoll
COUNCILS
27 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y. Phone: Judson
2-5130. Oliver W. Nicoll, Chairman, New York
Council: 341 Menomonee St., Chicago 14, III. Phone:
MOihawk 4-3592, H. Walter Thompson, Chairman,
Chicago Council: 6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28,
Calif. Phone: Hillside 5125. Claude McCue, Chairman,
Hollywood Council.
CORRESPONDING OFFICES
Washington, D. C; Albuquerque, N. M.; Atlanta,
Ga.; Boston, Mass.; Charlotte, N. C; Cincinnati, Ohio;
Cleveland, 0.; Dallas, Texas; Denver, Colo.; Detroit,
Mich.; Durham, N. C; Erie, Pa.; Fort Wayne, Ind.;
Fort Worth, Tex.; Independence, Mo.; Indianapolis,
Ind.; Kansas City, Mo.; Kenosha, Wis.; La Crosse,
Wis.; Louisville, Ky.; Madison, Wis.; Miami, Fla.; Mil-
waukee, Wis.; Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.; New Or-
leans, La.; Norfolk, Va.; Omaha, Neb.; Peoria, III.;
Philadelphia, Pa.; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Portland, Ore.;
Pueblo, Colo.; Racine, Wis.; Raleigh, N. C; Roches-
ter, N. Y.; Salt Lake City, Utah; San Francisco, Cal.;
Schenectady, N. Y.; Seattle, Wash.; Sioux City, Iowa;
St. Louis, Mo.; Syracuse, N. Y.; Utica, N. Y.
FUNCTIONS
"NABUG" is the National Association of Broadcast
Unions and Guilds in the radio and television indus-
try, organized on behalf of their respective mem-
berships for the solution of parallel problems and the
working together of the unions and guilds in those
directions — cultural, legislative, economic — where their
mutual interests coincide.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
BROADCAST EMPLOYEES &
TECHNICIANS (NABET) AFL-CIO-
CLC
80 E. Jackson Blvd., Chicago 4, III.
WA 2-2462
International President George Smith
International Vice-President Eugene Klump
Internationa! Exec. V. P G. Tyler Byrne
International Sec'y-Treasurer Arthur Hjorth
Canadian Sec'y-Treasurer Jiacomo Papa
BRANCH OFFICES
48 W. 48th St., New York 36, N. Y.; 6223 Selma
Ave., Hollywood 28, Calif.; 335 Hayes St., San Fran-
cisco, 373 Church St., Toronto, Ont.; 35 Court St.,
Buffalo; 1410 Stanley, Montreal, P. Q.
FUNCTIONS
NABET has contracts for its 5,500 members with
ABC, NBC, and 92 Independent radio and TV sta-
tions and film studios in the United States and with
CBC and more than 20 independent stations in
Canada.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTERS
M Gregory Hall, Urbana, III.
Urbana 7-6611, Ext. 3394
OFFICERS
President Burton Paulu
Vice-President Richard Hull
Treasurer Robert J. Coleman
Secretary Jack McBride
Executive Director Harry J. Skornia
DIRECTORS
Region 1: Arthur Weld, Jr., Syracuse U.; Region II:
Vernon Bro.ison, Dade County Bd. of Public Instruc-
tion, Miami, Fla.; Region III: Ola Hiller, WFBE, Flint,
Michigan Public Schools; Region IV: Richard F. Vogl,
Iowa State College, lowo; Region V: Robert Schenkkan,
University of Texas, Austin; Region VI: Edwin Adams,
University of Washington, Seattle.
BRANCH OFFICE
2500 Municipal Bldg., New York 7, N. Y.
WH 3-3600, Seymour N. Siegel, Past President
FUNCTIONS
Representing non-commercial, educational AM, FM
and TV stations, workshops and production centers
owned and operated by colleges, universities, school
systems, State systems, community organizations, and
public-service agencies.
NATIONAL ASSN. OF
PERFORMING ARTISTS
630 Fifth Ave., New York 20, N. Y.
Circle 7-8194
OFFICERS
President Fred Waring
General Counsel Alfred Rice
FUNCTIONS
To acquire for performing artists copyright protec-
tion by amending the copyrght law.
NATIONAL AUDIENCE BOARD, INC.
152 East End Ave., New York 28, N. Y.
TRofalger 9-6070
Officers
President Peter Goelet
Exec. Vice-Pres Bernard F. Kamins
Treasurer David J. Colton
Secretary Harriet Williams
Branch Offices
2391/2 S. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif., CRest-
view 1-8141, Bernard F. Kamins, Exec. V. P.; 625
Cheney St., San Francisco 12, Calif., JUniper 5-7575,
Hal Light, Coordinator.
Functions
To represent the public to the broadcasting in-
dustry; to crystallize public opinion in radio and
television programming; to act as a iiasion group
between the public and the broadcasting industry.
NATIONAL BETTER BUSINESS
BUREAU, INC.
Chrysler Bldg., New York 17, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 6-3535
OFFICERS
Chmn. of Bd William G. Werner
Vi:e-Chmn Lowell Schumway
President Kenneth B. Willson
Exec. V. P Allan E. Bachman
Secretary William E. Steers
Treasurer Wallace E. Campbell
DIRECTORS
Willcox B. Adsit, Claude Alexander, Edward J.
Breck, Warren Burke, Wallace E. Campbell, Harry M.
D-nSop, William A. Dyer, Jr., R. H. MacEachen,
Winston L. May, Jr., Edward J. McCabe, Jr., Frank P.
McGowan, Robert E. Healy, Virgil W. Milton, DeWitt
J. Paul, Lowell Shumway, Frank F. Soule, John A.
Soooner, William E. Steers, William G. Werner.
FUNCTIONS
Founded in 1912 to promote "Truth-in-Advertising."
Aids advertisers and media to avoid false and de-
ceptive advertising; helps the public to obtain maxi-
mum satisfaction in its relations with business.
NATIONAL COMMUNITY
TELEVISION ASSOCIATION, INC.
714 Perpetual Bldg., 1111 E. St., N. W. Washington
4, D. C.
Phone: ME 8-1415
President George J. Barco
Vice-Pres Glen Flinn
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Secretary A. J. Molin
Exec. Dir Edward P. Whitney
FUNCTIONS
Promote the development of community antenna tele-
vision systems throughout the United States through
techniques normally employed by national trade asso-
ciations.
NAT. TELEVISION FILM COUNCIL
1639 Broadway, New York 19, N.Y.
JUdson 6-5444
OFFICERS
Honorary Lifetime Pres Melvin L. Gold
President Robert Gross
Exec. V. P William J. Reddick
Exec. Sec'y Bernie Haber
General Sec'y Sally Perle
Treasurer Lou Feldman
V. P., Production Hal Seeger
V. P., Distribution Sydney A. Mayers
V. P., Agencies Don T. Widlund
V. P., TV Stations Edward Hamilton
V. P., Membership Joseph T. Dougherty
DIRECTORS
John J. Schneider, Chr.; Dr. Alfred N. Goldsmith,
E. P. Genock, Waldo Mavo, Arche A. Mayers, Mar-
shall G. Rothen, Dave O'Shea, Charles W. Carpenter,
Donald Mack, Nicholas Farkas, Peter Keane.
FUNCTIONS
NTFC provides a hub for the interchange of ideas
among all segments of the television film industry, with
a view to mutual cooperation and help, and the gen-
eral promotion and betterment of films on television.
NATIONAL VARIETY ARTISTS, INC.
1674 B'way, New York 19, N. Y.
COIumbus 5-0956
OFFICERS
President Louis Handin
Treasurer Lester Rose
DIRECTORS
Leah Behrmann, Bessie Clifford, Harry Freeman, Leo
Mayer, Lillian McNeill, Frank O'Connell, Edna Osborne,
Lillian Sollisch, Joe Woods, Lillian Weed, Lou Wills.
NEGRO ACTORS GUILD OF
AMERICA, INC.
1674 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Circle 5-4343
OFFICERS
President Leigh Wbippter
Vice-President Edith Wilson
Executive Secretary Virginia Girvin
Treasurer A. Edward Walters
Recording Secretary Evelyn Davis McBride
Admin. Secy Thomas W. Moseley
Chaplain Dr. John H. Johnson
Counsel Simon Finestein, Percy Sutton
NEWSPAPER REPORTERS ASSOCI-
ATION OF NEW YORK CITY, INC.
Hotel Manhattan, New York, N. Y.
President Arthur Rosenfeld
1st Vice-Pres Alfred Turk
2nd Vice-Pes Thomas D. Zumbo
Secretary Edward V. McCarthy
Treasurer Benjamin Finkelstein
Financial Secy James Antone
Sergeant-at-Arms James J. Pierce
PHILA. RADIO & TV
BROADCASTERS ASSOC.
215 South Broad St., Philadelphia 7, Pa.
President Robert A. Klein
Vice-President Patrick J. Stanton
Secretary John R. Mahoney
Treasurer William B. Caskey
Executive Director Austin Marshall
BRANCH OFFICE
Radio Station WPEN, 2212 Walnut St., Philadelphia
3, Pa. LOcust 4-6000
FUNCTIONS
To initiate and promote studies of all phases of
radio and television broadcasting.
PROFESSIONAL MUSIC MEN, INC.
1270 Sixth Ave., New York 20, N. Y.
Columbia 5-7362
OFFICERS
Honorary President Rocco Vocco
President Robert Miller
Vice-President Joseph Santly
Treasurer Jack Perry
Executive Director Bob Miller
Board of Governors Bob Baumgart,
Bert Haber, Leo Diiston, Mickey Garjock, Mac
Kooper, Moe Shulman, Bernie Pollack, Jerry Lewin,
Sammy Smith, Bob Baumgart, Ed Burton.
BRANCH OFFICES
54 W. Randolph St., Chicago, III.
Regional Director Morton Schaefer
1491 N. Vine St., Los Angeles, Calif.
Regional Director Lucky Wilber
36 E. 5th St., Cincinnati, O.
Regional Director Danny Engel
225 - 26th St., Santa Monica, Calif.
Regional Secretary Al Comparte
FUNCTIONS
Charitable and Benevolent Organization.
RADIO FREE EUROPE
Two Park Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: LE 2-8902
Director W. J. Convery Egan
Deputy Dir Thomas H. Brown, Jr.
Ass't Dir John L. Dunning
Program Dir Mucio Delgado
PR Dir Alton Kastner
Tech. Dir Claude Harris
Deputy Eur. Dir. (Munich) Erik Hazelhoff
Mng. Dir. (Lisbon) Henry Lolliot
FUNCTIONS
Radio Free Europe, a private organization supported
by contributions of the American people to Crusade
for Freedom, transmits programs over 29 transmitters
to Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria and Ro-
mania. Its programs of truthful news and information
about the free world and the Iron Curtain countries
assist the captive people in their endeavor to establish
free democratic societies, representative government,
national sovereignty and full personal liberties in their
lands.
RADIO ADVERTISING BUREAU
INC.
460 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 8-4020
OPERATING GROUP
President Kevin B. Sweeney
Vice-President and General Manager. .John F. Hardesty
V.P., Dir. of Sis. Admin Sherril W. Taylor
Director of Promotion Miles David
Asst. Secy.-Treas William L. Morison
GOVERNING GROUP
Chrmn. of the Board Kenyon Brown
KGLC, Miami, Okla.
Secretary William B. Mcbiarn
WHDH, Boston, Mass.
Treasurer John S. Hayes
Washington Post Best. Div.
Chrmn. of Executive Committee Allen M. Woodall
WDAK, Columbus, Ga.
Chrmn. of Finance Committee John S. Hayes
Washington Post Best. Div.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Hugh K. Boice, WEMP, Milwaukee, Wis.; Edward
Breen, KVFD, Ft. Dodge, Iowa; Kenyon Brown, KGLC,
Miami, Okla.; Richard D. Buckley, WNEW, New York,
N. Y.; Charles C, Caley, WMBD, Peoria, III.; Henry B.
Clay, KWKH, Shreveport, La.; Matthew J. Culligan,
NBC, New York, N. Y.; Victor C. Diehm, WAZL,
Hazelton, Pa.; Robert E. Eastman, ABN, New York,
N. Y.; Herbert Evans, Peoples Broadcasting Corp.; Co-
lumbus, Ohio; Frank P. Fogarty, WOW, Omaha, Neb.;
Simon Goldman, WJTN, Jamestown, N. Y.; Arthur
Hull Hayes, CBS, New York, N. Y.; John Hayes, WTO'P,
Washington, D. C; Frank M. Headley, H-R Represen-
tatives, Inc., New York, N. Y.; Alex Keese, WFAA,
Dallas, Texas; Elroy MeCaw, WINS, New York, N. Y.;
Donald MicGannon, WBC, New York, N. Y.; William B.
McGrath, WHDH, Boston, Mass.; Robert T. Mason,
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WMRN, Marion, Ohio; Weston C. Pullen, Jr., Time,
Inc., New York, N. Y.; William E. Rine, Storer Broad-
casting Co., Cleveland, Ohio; Paul Roberts, MBS, New
York, N. Y.; Don Searle, KXXX, Colby, Kans.; Lester
Smith, KJR, Seattle, Wash.; Ben Strouse, WWDC, Wash-
ington, D. C; Kevin B. Sweeney, RAB, New York,
N. Y.; Donald W. Thorn-burgh, WCAU, Philadelphia,
Pa.; Allen M. Woodall, WDAK, Columbus, Ga.; Adam
J. Young, Jr., Adam J. Young, Inc., (New York, N. Y.
FUNCTIONS
To sell national and regional advertisers on the con-
cept of Radio as an advertising medium; and through
media and product research to develop sales aids for
the use of member stations in selling greater volumes
of business at the local level.
RADIO-NEWSREEL-TELEVISION
WORKING PRESS ASSOCIATION
527 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
PLaza 1-2720
OFFICERS
President Julian Anthony
1st Vice-President Nick Archer
2nd Vice-President 'Herb Schwartz
Sergeant-at-Arms George Jordan
Secretary Ruth Marcinak
Ass't Sec'y Charles Campbell
Treasurer Richard Milbauer
Exec. Secy Marie A. Durso
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Chairman: Lou Hutt; Julian Anthony, Nick Archer,
Robert F. Donahue, Roy D. Edwards, George Jordan,
Burt Reinhardt.
FUNCTION
To promote and protect the professional interests and
welfare of working newsmen in radio, television and
newsreels.
RADIO AND TELEVISION
DIRECTORS GUILD (A.F. OF L.)
114 East 52nd St., New York 22, N. Y.
PLaza 9-0949
OFFICERS
President Kirk Alexander
1st Vice-President Stuart Phelps
2nd Vice-President Clifford Braun
3rd Vice-President Harold Davis
Secretary Tom Donovan
Treasurer John Dillon
Exec. Dir Newman H. Burnett
RATIONAL BOARD
New York: Kirk B. Alexander, Lamar Casselli, Hal
Davis, John J. Dillon, Tom Donovan, H. Wesley Kenney,
Robert Priaulx, Ken Fickett, Ralph F. Warren.
Hollywood: Jack Donohue, John F. Shea, Jr., Mikel
Kane, William A. Bennington, Stuart W. Phelps.
Cleveland: Carl Heiset.
Washington: Frank Slingland.
Detroit: Shields Dierkes.
Chicago: Herbert J. Cuniff.
BRANCH OFFICES
New York Local, 114 E. 62nd St., NYC, Exec. Secy.,
Newman H. Burnett.
Hollywood Local, 7046 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood
28, Cal., Exec. Secy., Elizabeth Gould.
Chicago Local, Box 3391, Merchandise Mart, Chicago
54, III., Pres., Clifford Braun.
Detroit Local, 202 Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich.,
Pres., Shields Dierkes.
Washington Local, Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington
8, D. C, Pres., Frank Slingland.
Cleveland Local, 815 E. Superior Ave., Cleveland 14,
Ohio, Pres., Carl Heise.
FUNCTIONS
A national organization to advance, foster, promote
and benefit the interests of directors, associate direc-
tors and stage managers of television, live and film,
and radio programs and to protect and secure their
rrghts in their professional activities.
RADIO AND TELEVISION
EXECUTIVES SOCIETY, INC.
Hotel Biltmore, New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 9-3480
OFFICERS
President John C. Daly
1st Vice-President Bernard Goodwin
2nd Vice-President Norman Glenn
3rd Vice-President Geroldine Zorbaugh
Secretary Omar F. Elder, Jr.
Treasurer Frank Pellegrin
Executive Director Claude Barrere
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Ted Bergmann, Kenneth Bilby, Robert Jay Burton,
Maggi Eaton, Norman Glenn, Norman Gluck, Robert J.
Leder, Mary McKenna, Harold B. Mers, Sam Slate.
FUNCTIONS
1. To create a lasting fraternity of persons pro-
fessionally engaged or interested in radio and tele-
vision broadcasting and its allied fields and to provide
a common meeting place for all members. 2. To pro-
vide a forum for the exchange of ideas and discussions
of problems affecting or concerning radio and tele-
vision broadcasting or relating to its improvement or
usefulness and to promote higher standards for the
radio and television industry as a scientific, literary,
information, entertainment, and cultural medium.
3. To provide and sponsor the dissemination of infor-
mation pertaining to radio and television broadcasting
which may be of mutual interest and value to mem-
bers, the public and the industry. 4. To do all and
everything necessary, suitable and proper for the
complete accomplishment of these purposes and the
attainment of the objects -herein set forth within
such limitations as are provided by law.
RADIO-TV CORRESPONDENTS
ASSN.
U. S. Capitol, Washington, D. C.
NAational 8-3120
President Edward P. Morgan (ABC)
Vice-President Julian Goodman (NBC)
Secretary Lewis W. Shollenberger (CBS)
Treasurer Ann M. Corrick
Members-at-large Arthur F. Barriault (NBC);
Edward P. Ryan (WTOP); James A. Gertz (Mutual).
FUNCTIONS
The Association is the official accrediting agency
for all radio-television reporters covering the United
States Congress and official Washington.
RADIO-ELECTRONICS-TV MANU-
FACTURERS ASSOCIATION OF
CANADA
200 St. Clair Ave., West, Toronto 7, Ontario, Canada
WAInut 1-2898
Pres., Chrm. of Board W. E. Jeffrey
V.-P., Chrm. Receiver Div S. D. Brownlee
V.-P., Chrmn., Components Div .A. L. Stopps
V.-P., Chrm., Electronics Div W. Jones
Director of Engineering R. A. Hackbusch
General Manager F. W. Radcliffe
FUNCTIONS
This Association is a non-profit and cooperative or-
ganization to promote the interests of the radio-TV-
electronics manufacturing industry in Canada.
THE RADIO-TELEVISION NEWS
DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION
Executive Secretary, Rob Downey, c/o WKAR, Michi-
gan State U., Box 790, East Lansing, Mich.
OFFICERS
President Jack E. Kreuger
WTMJ, Milwaukee
Vice-Pres., Program Bill Small
WHAS, Louisville
Vice-Pres., Radio Charles Day
WGAR, Cleveland
Vice-Pres., TV Ralph Renick
WTVJ, Miami, Fla.
Treasurer F. O. Carver, Jr.
WSJS, Winston-Salem
Bd. Chmn Ted Koop
CBS, Washington, D. C.
Exec. Sec'y Rob Downey
WKAR, East Lansing, Mich.
DIRECTORS
Jack Morris, KTUL, Tulsa, Okla.; Julian Goodman,
NBC, Washington; Charles Shaw, WCAU, Philadelphia;
Hugh Bremner, CFBL, London, Ontario; Bill Monroe,
WDSU, New Orleans, La.
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Professional Association working to maintain and
improve standards of Radio and TV journalism. Prints
monthly news Bulletin, presents annual awards for
excellence in news Bulletin, presents annual awards for
excellence in news broadcasting, and annual workshop
conventions.
REGIONAL ORGANIZATION IAAB'S
CENTRAL AMERICAN ASSO-
CIATIONS
P. O. Box 1795
Panama, City, Panama
President Fernando Eleta
FUNCTIONS
Regional association of radio and TV broadcasters
representing stations in the Caribbean and Central
American countries to improve the standards of broad-
casting technioues and business.
SCREEN ACTORS GUILD
7750 Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood 46, Calif.
Hollywood 9-7311
President Leon Ames
1st Vice-President Howard Keel
2nd Vice-President John Lund
3rd Vice-President Rosemary DeCamp
Recording Secretary Robert Keith
Treasurer George Chandler
National Executive Secretary John L. Dales
BRANCH OFFICES
551 Fifth Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. MUrray Hill
7-4623. Mrs. Florence Marston, Eastern and Midwest-
ern Regional Director; Mr. Harold Hoffman, Executive
Secretary, N. Y. Branch. 102 East Hubbard Street,
Chicago 11, III. WHitehall 3-1344. Mr. Raymond A.
Jones, Executive Secretary.
11 Beacon Street, Room 624, Boston 8, Mass. Rich-
mond 2-0208. Mr. Robert M. Segal, Executive Secretary.
1505 Fountain Square Bldg., Cincinnati 2, Ohio.
DUnbar 1-2121. Mr. Jonas B. Katz, Executive Secre-
tary.
513 Bulkley Bldg., Cleveland 15, Ohio, SUperior 1-
1930. Mr. Robley D. Evans, Executive Secretary.
1256 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich. WOodward
2-2896. Mr. Boaz Siegel, Executive Secretary.
1101 Plaza Building, 533 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh 19,
Pa. Afiantic 1-6767. Executive Secretary, Mr. Donald
B. Hirsch.
421 Phelan Bldg., 760 Market Street, San Francisco
2, Calif. EXbrook 2-6990. Mr. Bruce Poyer, Executive
Secretary.
FUNCTIONS
Uniors affiliated with AFL-CIO, representing all ac-
tcrs in television motion pictures, theatrical motion
pictures, etc.
SCREEN COMPOSERS
ASSOCIATION
9538 Brighton Way, Beverly Hills, Calif.
CRestview 6-3123
2V2 Mad. Ave., c/o Zissu & Marcus,
MU 3-0966
President Dr. Miklos Rozsa
Vice-President Robert E. Dolan
Secretary David Buttolph
Treasurer George Duning
FUNCTIONS
An organization of screen, radio and TV composers,
assists its members in the administration and exploi-
tation of their performance and other rights, and
advances composers' interests generally.
SCREEN DIRECTORS
INTERNATIONAL GUILD
507 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
OXford 7-9580
OFFICERS
President Howard T. Magwood
1st Vice-President Charles H. Wasserman
2nd Vice-President Jack Glenn
Secretary Joseph R. Kohn
Treasurer Jean H. Lenauer
Executive Secretary George L. George
General Counsel Erwin Feldman
EXECUTIVE BOARD
William Buckley, Albert DeCaprio, Paul Falkenberg,
Mauri Goldberg, Philip S. Goodman, Ben Gradus, Leo
Hurwitz, Joseph Lerner, Henwar RodaKiezicz, Leo
Seltzer, Robert K. Sharpe.
ALTERNATES
Robert Anderson, Alexander Gansell, Perry Lafferty,
Bert Lawrence, Sidney Meyers.
SESAC INC.
The Coliseum Tower, 10 Columbus Circle, New York
19, N. Y.
JUdson 6-3450
OFFICERS
President Paul Heinecke
Treasurer R. C. Heinecke
Asst. to President E. S. Prager
Director Station Relations W. F. Myers
Director Program Services R. S. Stone
Publicity, Promotion Alice Heinecke
Office Administration S. B. Candilora
FUNCTIONS
Licensing the use of an extensive copyrighted music
repertory; producers of transcribed library service,
including catalog of over 8500 bridges, moods and
themes, an alphabetical and classified index, and
script service; syndicated transcribed programs.
SOCIETY OF MOTION PICTURE
AND TELEVISION ENGINEERS
55 West 42nd Street, New York 36, N. Y.
LOngacre 5-0172
OFFICERS
President Barton Kreuzer
Past President John G. Frayne
Executive Vice-President Norwood L. Simmons
Engineering Vice-President Axel G. Jensen
Editorial Vice-President Glenn E. Matthews
Financial Vice-President John W. Servies
Convention Vice-President G. Carleton Hunt
Sections Vice-President Ethan M. Stifle
I reasurer Reid H. Ray
Secretary Wilton R. Holm
Chrm. New York Section Burton F. Perry
Chrm. Rochester Section T. Gentry Veal
Chrm. Washington, D. C. Section James A. Barker
Chrm. Atlanta Section B. M. Loden
Chrm. Chicago Section Howard H. Brauer
Chrm. Dallas-Ft. Worth Section Roddy K. Keitz
Chrm. Hollywood Section John W. DuVall
Chrm. San Francisco Section Werner H. Ruhl
Chrm. Canadian Section Roger J. Beaudry
Executive Secretary Charles S. Stodter
FUNCTIONS
Advancement in theory and practice of engineering
in motion pictures, television, and the allied arts and
sciences; standardization of equipment and practices;
guidance of students; dissemination of scientific
knowledge.
SONG WRITERS' PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION (SPA)
158 W. 55th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Circle 6-2536
OFFICERS
President Burton Lane
Vice-President Milton Drake
2nd Vice-President Walter Bishop
Treasurer Leonard Whitcup
Secretary Jack Lawrence
Executive Director Miriam Stern
Copyright Department Margaret Thiele
Counsel John Schulman
COUNCIL
Chairman, Edgar Leslie; Stanley Adams, Louis Alter,
Abel Baer, Walter Bishop, Paul Cunningham, Milton
Drake, Ira Gershwin, Oscar Hammerstein, 2nd, Otto
Harbach, Pinky Herman, Alex Kramer, Burton Lane,
Jack Lawrence, John Jacob Loeb, Joseph Meyer,
Richard Rodgers, Arthur Schwartz, Charles Tobias,
Leonard Whitcuj, Jack Yellen, Harry Ruby, Chairman
of West Coast committee.
BRANCH OFFICE
6272 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Hollywood 2-1108
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The objects of this Association are and shall be: To
cultivate and establish harmony and unity of action
and understanding among the members of the Associ-
ation, and between them and corporations, firms or
individuals with whom they have or may have business
dealings, and to promote the equitable adjustment of
all matters relating to the professional work of the
members.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
BROADCASTERS ASSOCIATION
6047 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles 28, Calif.
Hollywood 9-7254
Managing Director W. J. Taylor
Chairman of the Board Loyd Sigmon, KMPC
Vice-Chairman Howard Gray, KGIL
Secretary John Hansen, KABC
Treasurer Robert J. McAndrews, KBIG
FUNCTIONS
Represents 64 member stations and networks, located
in Southern California from San Luis Obispo to San
Diego in all matters concerning broadcast industry
as a wihole in that area. Acts as central source of re-
search, information, public service, promotion of use
of media, etc. Regular meetings, second Thursday
of every month, (noon), Hollywood-Roosevelt Hotel.
SPORTS BROADCASTERS
ASSOCIATION
Box 223, Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y.
President Guy LeBow
1st Vice-President Mel Allen
2nd Vice-President Charles Morey
Secretary Frank Litsky
Treasurer Joe Gallagher
FUNCTIONS
To promote fellowship and higher professional
standards among members of the radio and television
sportscasting industry. Annual dinner and semi-monthly
luncheon meetings.
STATION REPRESENTATIVES
ASSOCIATION, INC.
101 Park Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 5-4141
OFFICERS
President Frank M. Headley
Vice-President H. Preston Peters
Secretary Richard O'Goninell
Treasurer Eugene Katz
DIRECTORS
Joseph J. Weed, John P. Blair, Lewis H. Avery,
Robert Meeker.
Managing Director Lawrence Webb
FUNCTIONS
To develop the use and increase the sale of National
Spot Radio and Television Advertising.
TELE-THEATRE CORPORATION
West Milford, New Jersey
N. Y. Phone: Circle 6-7043
President Robert A. Kerr
Vice-Pres Charles J. Sohreiber
Secretary Gerald E. Miller
Treasurer Lee Cuenca
Director-Tele-Thea. (Res. Inst.) Lee Novak
FUNCTIONS
A public relations and promotional org. in the
radio and phonograph record fields, with a network of
affiliated radio stations in 144 market areas.
TELEVISION BUREAU OF
ADVERTISING, INC.
444 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 8-0215
Chairman of Board W. D. Rogers, Jr.
President Norman E. Cash
Director Sailes Development G. G. Huntington
Secretary Roger Clipp
Treasurer Lawrence H. Rogers
National Sales Director Halsey Barrett
Dir. Sis. Promotion Gordon Hellman
Dir. Research Dr. Leon Arons
Dir. Retail Sales Howard Abrams
Dir. PR J. R. Rastatter
BRANGH OFFICE
369 Pine St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
YUkon 2-6332
Dir., Western Div Walter McNiff
FUNCTIONS
The TV industry's league to improve and expand
the use of television as on advertising medium. It is
supported by the nation's leading television stations,
networks and station representatives.
UNITED NATIONS— RADIO
DIVISION OF PUBLIC
INFORMATION
United Nations, New York 17, N. Y.
PLaza 4-1234
OFFICERS
Under Secy., Pub. Info A. S. Bokhari
Dir, Radio Div Peter Aylen
Dep. Dir Franco Passigli
Ch, Radio Service Gohl Obhrai
Ch, TV Service William Henson
Ch, Operations Michael Hayward
FUNCTIONS
Provides radio, TV programs and program material;
assists networks and stations in planning and prepa-
ration of UN coverage.
U. S. INFORMATION AGENCY
BCSTG. SERVICE— VOICE OF
AMERICA
1776 Penn. Ave. N.W., Wash. 25, D. C.
Phone: REpublic 7-8340
330 Independence Ave., S.W., Washington 25, D. C.
REpublic 7-7500
OFFICERS
Director George V. Allen
Dir., Off. of Pub. Info Sidney H. Fine
Dir., Bcstg. Service (Radio and TV) . . .Robert E. Burton
FUNCTIONS
To inform all peoples throughout the world of the
policies and objectives of the U. S. Government and
to counter distortions of hostile propaganda. The
Voice broadcasts 75 daily programs in 43 languages
through a network of 78 transmitters.
WRITERS GUILD OF AMERICA,
EAST, INC.
22 W. 48th St., New York 36, N. Y.
PLaza 7-3317
President Hoisted Welles
1 st Vice-Pres Stanley Niss
2nd Vice-Pres Don Ettiinger
Secretary William Kendall Clarke
Treasurer Robert Allison
Exec. Dir Evelyn F. Burkey
FUNCTIONS
A labor organization representing writers in the
fields of motion pictures, radio and television.
WRITERS GUILD OF AMERICA,
WEST, INC.
8782 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.
CRestview 5-1162
OFFICERS
President Edmund Hartmann
1 st Vice-Pres Daniel Taradash
2nd Vice-Pres David Dortort
Secretary Al Martin
Treasurer Edmund North
Executive Director Frances Inglis
SCREEN BRANCH
President Frank Nugent
Vice-Pres Herbert Baker
Secretary-Treasurer Winston Miller
TELEVISION-RADIO BRANCH
President Curtis Kenyan
Vice-Pres Samuel Newman
Secretary-Treasurer Gomer Cool
FUNCTIONS
An organization of writers in the motion picture,
radio, and television industries.
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1056 Fifth Ave., New York 28, N. Y.
Phone: Enright 9-6512
Publisher Manuel Rosenberg
Editor Lydie Bloch
Associate Editor Diana Ghia
Business Manager L. B. Rosenberg
Advertising Manager Robert M. Jason
Media Service Dir Ellis Porter
Production Mgr Arnold Hallock
Circulation Dir Sam J. Davis
Staff Writers George Abrams,
Charles Sievert, Arthur Coles, Michael
Grimm
ADVERTISING AGE
200 E. Illinois St., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: DE 7-5200
Publisher G. D. Crain, Jr.
Editor S. R. Bernstein
Exec. Editor (N. Y.) John Crichton
Managing Editor Jarlath J. Graham
ADVERTISING AGENCY
48 West 38th St., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 5-3320
Publisher Moore Pub. Co.
President J. H. Moore, Jr.
Editor Robert D. Stuart
Managing Ed Albert H. Jaeggin
Advertising Mgr William H. Pearson
Circulation Mgr Irving Pines
THE BILLBOARD
1564 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-2800
Co-Publisher W. D. Littleford
Co-Publisher R. S. Littleford, Jr.
Branch Offices
2160 Patterson St., Cincinnati 22, O.
Phone: DUnbar 1-6450
Pres. & Treas E. W. Evans
188 W. Randolph St., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-8761
Manager Maynard L. Reuter
6000 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-5931
Manager Sam Abbott
390 Arcade Bldg., St. Louis 1, Mo.
Phone: Chestnut 1-0443
Manager Frank Joerling
BROADCASTING
1735 DeSales St. at Connecticut Ave.
Washington 6, D. C.
Phone: MEtropolitan 8-1022
Editor & Publisher Sol Taiehoff
V.P. & Gen. Manager Maury Long
V.P., Managing Editor Edwin H. James
Senior Editors Rufus Crater,
J. Frank Beatty, Bruce Robertson, Fred
Fitzgerald
Cir. Mgr. & Readers Serv John Cosgrove
Southern Sales Mgr Ed Sellers
Branch Offices
444 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-8355
Senior Editor Rufus Crater
Bureau News Mgr Larry Christopher
Sales Manager Winfield R. Levi
Eastern Sales Mgr Kenneth Cowan
Sis. Service Mgr Eleanor Manning
360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-4115
Midwestern Sales
Mgr Warren W. Middleton
Midwestern News Editor John Osbon
6253 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 3-8181
Western News Ed Bruce Robertson
Western Sales Mgr Bill Merritt
32 Collin Ave., Toronto, Canada
Phone: HUdson 9-2694
Executive-in-Chg James Montagues
DAILY VARIETY
6404 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-1141
President Syd Silverman
Editor Joe Schoenfeld
Managing Editor Albert Scharper
Advertising Manager Charles Gerlach, Jr.
Business Manager Barbara Oneal
Main Office
(See listing under VARIETY)
DOWN BEAT
2001 Calumet Ave., Chicago 16, 111.
Phone: Victory 2-0300
Publisher Charles Suber
Executive Editor Jack Tracy
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
1700 Times Tower, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone i BRyant 9-3052
Publisher Charles T. Stuart
Chm. of Board James Wright Brown
Pres. & Editor Robert U. Brown
Exec. Editor Jerome H. Walker
Advertising Mgr Leach Laney
Classified Mgr Evelyn Kolojay
Dir. of Circulation George McBride
ELECTRONICS
330 W. 42 St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 4-3000
Editor W. W. MacDonald
Managing Editor John M. Carroll
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Phone: SHerwood 8-2000
Editor Bernard F. Osbahr
Publisher Robert E. McKenna
FILM DAILY
DAILY. 1501 Broadway, New
York 36, N. Y., Phone, BRyant
9-7117. J. W. Alicoate, Publisher;
Chas. A. Alicoate, Executive Pub-
lisher; Chester B. Bahn, Editor;
Winfield Andrus, Managing Ed-
itor; West Coast Offices: Robert
Sill, News Editor; West Coast
Division Manager, Paul Devoe;
Office Manager, Ethel Rosen;
6425 Hollywood Blvd., Phone Hol-
lywood 9-5358; Washington
Bureau, James J. Butler, 1140-42
Nat'l Press Bldg., Phone ME
8-0823; Chicago Bureau, Joseph
Esler, Chief; C. L. Esler, 6241 N.
Oakley Ave., Phone BRiargate
4-7441. Far East Bureau, Glenn F.
Ireton, Mgr., 78 Akasaka Daimachi,
Minato-ku, Tokyo, Phone 48-1366;
Southern Europe Bureau, John
Perdicari, Chief, Via Ludovisi 16,
Rome; London, Bernard Charman,
Daily Cinema; Paris, Thomas L.
Rowe, 9 rue Victor Considerant.
THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
6715 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 4-7411
Publisher W. R. Wilkerson
Editor Don Carle Gillette
Business Manager Geo. H. Kennedy
MADISON AVENUE
575 Madison Ave., New York 22. N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-3446
Publisher Carl Rogers
Managing Editor Bill Greeley
Adv. Manager George Dixon
MARKETS OF AMERICA
1056 Fifth Ave., New York 28, N. Y.
Phone: ENright 9-6512
Publisher Manuel Rosenberg
Editor Lydie Bloch
Managing Editor Col. Don R. Jason
Associate Editor Diana Ghia
Business Mgr L. B. Rosenbere
Camera Editor Lydie Bloch
Advertising Mgr Robert M. Jason
Production Mgr Arnold Hallock
Circulation Mgr Sam J. Davis
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Publisher Walter E. Bottoff
Managing Editor Roger Barton
Exec. Vic-Pres Albert W. Moss
METRONOME
114 E. 32nd St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-6550
Editor Bill Coss
Assistant Editor Jack Maher
Advertising Representative . .Lee Cummings
General Manager Earl Umpenhour
MIKE & SCREEN PRESS DIRECTORY
527 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-2720
Publisher Radio-Newsreel-Television
Working Press Association
Editor Julian Anthony
MUSICAL AMERICA
113 W. 57 St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-0520
Publisher John F. Majeski
Treas John F. Majeski, Jr.
Editor Ronald Eyer
Advertising Mgr Maurice B. Swaab
Production Mgr Edward 1. Davis
MUSICAL COURIER
119 West 57 St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 74500
Publisher Roy E. Gainsburg
Editor Gid W. Waldrop
PRINTERS' INK
205 E. 42 St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 3-6500
President William E. Barlow
Publisher Eldridge Peterson
Associate Publisher Robert T. Lund
Adv. Dir Gove Compton
Editor Carroll J. Swan
Exec. Editor Harold E. Green
Managing Editor W. Richard Brunei*
Asst. Mng. Editor Cameron Dav
Broadcast Editor Thomas E. Weakley
Circulation Mgr R. R. Rountree
Branch Offices
360 No. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Mid-West Editor Harold E. Green
Statler Bldg., Boston 16, Mass.
Manager E. P. Meade
526 No. Garfield, Monterey Park, Calif.
Western Editor Louis F. Thomann
Rhodes-Haverty Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Executive-in-Charge H. F. Co gill
33 Post St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
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154 W. 14th St., New York 11, N. Y.
Phone: ALgonquin 5-7755
Editor-in-Chief Hugo Cernsback
Editorial Director. .. .M. Harvey Gernsback
Managing Editor Fred Shunaman
Technical Editor Robert F. Scott
Production Mgr Elizabeth Stalcup
Technical Illustration Dir.,
Wm. Lyon McLaughlin
General Mgr Lee Robinson
Sales Manager John J. Lamson
Circulation Mgr G. Aliquo
Promotion Mgr Robert A. Fallath
RADIO & TELEVISION NEWS
366 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-8080
President William Ziff
Publisher Oliver Read
Editor William Stocklin
Technical Editor Milton S. Snitzer
Executive-in-Charge George Nichols
804 Redman Ave., Haddoniield, N. J.
Philadelphia Sales Mgr Harold V. Brown
1319 F Street, N. W., Washington 4, D. C.
Washington Editor Wallace Fingal
RADIO ANNUAL &
TELEVISION YEAR BOOK
YEARLY. 1501 Broadway, New
York 36, N. Y. Phone, Wisconsin
7-6336. John W. Alicoate, Presi-
dent; Charles A. Alicoate, Editor
& Publisher; Marvin Kirsch, Vice
President, Associate Publisher-
General Manager; Joe Morris,
Managing Editor; Frank McNeely,
Associate Editor. Published an-
nually as the accepted reference
volume of the radio and television
industry.
RADIO-TELEVISION DAILY
DAILY. 1501 Broadway, New
York 36, N. Y. Phone, Wisconsin
7-6336. John W. Alicoate, Presi-
dent; Charles A. Alicoate, Editor
& Publisher; Marvin Kirsch, Vice
President, Associate Publisher-
General Manager; Chester B.
Bahn, Vice-President; Joe Morris,
Managing Editor; Dick Donnelly,
Associate Editor; West Coast, 6425
Hollywood Blvd., Phone Holly-
wood 9-3951, News Editor, Rob-
ert Sill; Paul K. Devoe, West-
ern Division Manager; Jerry
Tidwell, Ethel Rosen, Pat Helm;
Washington Bureau, Harry Lando,
1126 National Press Bldg. Phone
Executive 3-4808; Chicago Bureau,
Nat Green, Room 500, Woods Bldg.,
54 W. Randolph St., Phone Dear-
born 2-6757; Mexico City Office,
B. Fernandez Aldana, Av., More-
los, 58-305, Mexico, D. F., Phone,
21-03-24; Rome Office, John Perdi-
cari, Ludovisi 16; Puerto Rican
Bureau, Antonio Alfonso, Edificio
Ochoa, San Juan, P. R., P. O. Box
3485, Phone, 3-2750; Far East
Bureau, Glenn F. Ireton, 78
Akasaka Daimachi, Minato-ku,
Tokyo, Phone, 48-1366; Canadian
Bureau, Jules Larochelle, Room 12,
300 Lemoyne St., Montreal, Phone
Plateau 4952.
SALES MANAGEMENT
386 Fourth Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-1760
Editor & Publisher Philip Salisbury
Executive Vice Pres John W. Hartman
Executive Editor A. R. Hahn
Managing Editor John H. Caldwell
SERVICE
The Technical Journal of the
TV-Radio Trade
52 Vanderbilt Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 4-0170
President Bryan S. Davis
Editor and Publications Dir.. .Lewis Winner
Advertising Manager Aaron L. Lafer
SPONSOR
40 East 49th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-2772
Pres. and Editor Norman R. Glenn
Executive Editor Miles David
V.P., Asst. Publisher Bernard Piatt
Gen. Mgr Arch Madsen
Secty.-Treas Elaine C. Glenn
SPOT RADIO RATES & DATA
Published by
STANDARD RATE & DATA
SERVICE, INC., Publishers
1740 Ridge Ave., Evanston, 111.
Phones: HOllycourt 5-2400, DAvis 8-5600
Publisher & Chrm. of Bd.. Walter E. Botthof
President and Treas C. Laury Botthof
Executive Vice-Pres Albert W. Moss
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Secretary E. L. Botthof
V.P. and Asst. Treas Frank J. Ceithaml
Sales Offices
Executive Vice-President Albert W. Moss
420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 9-6620
Don Harway & Company Don Harway
1709 W. Eighth Street, Los Angeles 17, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 2-8576
See complete listing under Standard Rate &
Data Service, Inc. for: Spot Radio Rates &
Data, Spot Television Rates & Data, Network
Rates & Data, Films for Television.
TELEVISION AGE
444 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-1122
Publisher S. J. Paul
Editor Art King
Film Editor David Yellin
Associate Editors Daniel Richman,
Bill Greeley
Assistant News Editor Jonah Gitlitz
Washington Correspondent. . . .David Stewart
East. Sis. Mgr Don Kuyk
Advertising Rep Al Parenty
Adv. Sis. Service Lee Sheridan
Production Director Fred Lounsbury
Circulation Director H. C. Gainer
Reader's Service Dept Marcia Krinsley
Chicago Office
333 North Michigan
Tel.: FRanklin 2-7100
West Coast Representative
Duncan A. Scott & Co.
San Francisco, Miles Bldg.
Los Angeles, 1901 W. 8th St.
TELEVISION DIGEST
Wyatt Bldg., Washington 5, D. C.
Phone: STerling 34755
Editor & Publisher Martin Codel
Senior Editor Albert Warren
Associate Editor David Lachenbruch
Trade Reports Ed James S. Cannon
Editorial Assoc Paul Stone,
William J. McMahon, Jr., Wilbur H.
Baldinger
Business Mgr Robert Cadel
TELEVISION
600 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-9944
V.P., Exec. Ed Herman W. Lend
Managing Editor Nial Quinlan
Associate Editor Barton Hickman
Departments Editor Barbara Landsberg
Mgr. of Research Robert Braver
Research Asst Mimi Grajower
Art Director Joseph Tarallo
Contributing Editors Harry Wayne
McMahan, Howard Ketcham
Vice President Robert Lewis
Adv. Mgr Irving A. Gross
Business Mgr Jack L. Bias
Office Mgr Ruth Leftoff
Circulation Mgr Harriette Weinberg
TIDE
386 Fourth Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
LExington 2-1760
Publisher Hartley W. Barclay
Editor Morgan Browne
TRIANGLE PUBLICATIONS, INC.
RADIO-TV DIVISION
46th and Market Sts., Philadelphia 39, Pa.
Vice President, Gen. Mgr Roger W. Clipp
Executive Asst. to General Manager. .David
J. Bennett
Director of National Sales
Edward H. Benedict
Dir. of Public Relations and Programming
John D. Scheuer, Jr.
Promotion Director. .. .Kenneth E. Chernin
Director of Engineering Henry E. Rhea
Business Manager John C. Harlan
Chief Statistician Richard W. Gideon
TV GUIDE
Local Edition Office
625 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: TEmpleton 8-4700
Advertising Manager A. Jay Segal
Regional Editor Charles Shapiro
National Office
400 N. Broad St., Philadelphia 1, Pa.
Phone: RIttenhouse 6-1600
Editor Walter H. Annenberg
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Managing Editor Merrill Panitt
Circulation Director Dwight Yellen
Advertising Director Michael J. O'Neill
Prom. Dir Fred H. Stapleford
U. S. RADIO
50 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-2170
Editor, Publisher Arnold Alpert
Business Mgr Catherine Scott Rose
Managing Editor Jonah Gilitz
Art Editor Rollie Devendorf
Asst. Editors Michael G. Silver, Patty
Kirsch (Washington) Patricia Moran
Prod., Sis. Serv. Mgr Jean L. Engel
Secy, to Publisher Sara R. Silon
Western Mgr Shell Alpert
VARIETY
154 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LUxemburg 2-2700
President Syd Silverman
Editor Abel Green
Advertising Manager J. J. Colby
Branch Offices
6311 Yucca St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Editor (Daily Variety) Joe Schoenfeld
612 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Manager Don Wilson
1292 National Press Bldg.
Washington 4, D. C.
Bureau Head Herman A. Lowe
8 St. Martin's PL, Trafalgar Square, W-C-2,
London, England
Bureau Head Harold Myers
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FM STATIONS
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FREQUENCY, ERP, ANTENNA HGT.,
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COMMUNITY TV ANTENNA SYSTEMS
"EMMY" WINNERS — 1957
CAUSES OF BUSINESS FAILURES
HOW TO APPLY FOR AN
FCC LICENSE
TV BIBLIOGRAPHY
1958
By RAY STONE
Broadcast Supervisor
Maxon, Inc.
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Is Gradually Coming To Light
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¥>UYING radio time from seven to nine
** o'clock in the morning is not unusual
these days. It now appears that the advan-
tages of early morning radio were concealed
for many years. It is probable the present ad-
vantages of FM radio are also concealed
by various broadcasting industry problems
which result in the practical evasion of FM
radio by most national advertisers.
It is true much FM radio is duplicated
AM radio but it is inconceivable that the
average FM set would be purchased either
at double or many times the cost of the
usual AM set just to obtain the technical
benefit of the elimination of interference or
static. The considerable additional expendi-
ture appears to be made by persons who
expect to hear radio programs not con-
veniently available or absent from regular
AM radio fare and who ultimately realize
this expectation through FM. Without this
realization, FM receivers would not con-
tinue to be sold in increasing quantities.
Contrary to many opinions, FM listeners
are not, basically, AM listeners. The com-
petition for audience between the two aural
mediums is no greater than that which ex-
ists within all advertising media. This belief
is substantiated by the fact that not many
FM homes are to be found in any area
where AM-FM duplication only has oc-
curred. FM homes in any area are in direct
proportion to the quantity and quality of
the unduplicated FM effort. The FM pro-
grams tend to be on the more serious side.
The FM audience tends to have more adult
characteristics and more disposable income.
Sooner or later, FM stations will be more
effectively programmed, researched and pro-
moted on a group basis. Who will get what
from such organization? It seems:
1. The public would get a more extensive,
different and generally higher level of radio
programming with better listening qualities.
2. The station could offer better com-
munity service and obtain greatly increased
income from clients not now placing busi-
ness.
3. The advertiser and agency will have
a new advertising medium that can deliver
a desirable audience at low cost.
4. The manufacturer of sets, transmitters
and related products will gain increased
demand.
5. Distributors and retailers of sets and
related equipment can sell a higher cost
product with proportionate higher profit.
6. Service shops will benefit from in-
creased repairs required to maintain per-
formance of FM sets.
7. Record companies and tape manufac-
turers will acquire greater demand for their
products through increased consumer in-
terest brought about by the unique and dif-
ferent FM programs.
These few enumerated advantages of
stronger FM organization in the future are
only a question of size and not of kind, for
they are within FM radio now.
The more direct advantages that FM can
presently offer the national advertiser are:
1. An unduplicated, adult audience
noticeably free of teenagers and children.
2. An adult listener who has higher in-
come, higher occupational status and more
education than the average AM listener or
TV viewer.
3. A large, influential and prosperous seg-
ment of most major markets. Those people
who buy the specialized and more expensive
products along with more of most every-
thing else.
4. Constant geographical coverage. No
difference in day or night reception such as
exists in AM radio. This coverage is also
extensive— as extensive as many TV stations.
5. Better reception that is high in quality
and free of interference or static.
6. A sizable audience delivered at at-
tractive cost— equal or lower than any other
advertising medium.
FM radio offers advantages today. FM
tomorrow will offer the then accepted same
advantages.
FM radio does exist and can not continue
to be ignored by national advertisers. FM
already has made its place and has its part
to play. Inevitably, the time of complete
recognition has to come.
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/./censed FM stations on the air as of January 1, 1958 were as follows. This list does not include CPs
granted or CP stations on the air.
As of Jan. 1, 1958
Antenna*
Ch.
Frp.
Hgt.
City
Call Letters
No.
Freq.
(Kw)
in Ft.
Lat.
Long.
ALABAMA
Alberrville
WAVU-FM
86
105.1
4.5
360
34.24
86.16
Alexander City
WRFS-FM
91
106.1
4.6
240
32.95
85.99
Andalusia
WCTA-FM
51
98.1
10.0
200
31.32
86.45
Anniston
WHMA-FM
63
100.5
3.6
140
33.67
85.85
Birmingham
WAFM
58
99.5
72.0
780
33.49
86.80
WJLN
84
104.7
23.0
590
33.48
86.81
WBRC-FM
95
106.9
15.0
800
33.49
86.80
Clan ton
WKLF-FM
65
100.9
.370
255
32.84
86.68
Cullman
WFMiH-FM
66
101.1
5.3
165
34.20
86.78
Decatur
WHOS-FM
23
92.5
8.6
200
34.60
87.01
Lanert
WRLD-FM
75
102.9
10.0
330
32.87
85.22
Mobile
WKRG-FM
60
99.9
3.0
310
30.72
88.06
Talladega
WHTB-FM
46
97.1
9.2
210
33.44
86.12
Tuscaloosa
WUOA
19
91.7
15.0
120
33.21
87.55
WTBC-FM
39
95.7
17.5
320
33.20
87.53
ARIZONA
Mesa
KTYL-FM
84
104.7
16.0
140
33.41
111.88
Phoenix
KFCA
03
88.5
.010*
75*
33.48
112.09
KELE
38
95.5
18.0
115
32.45
112.07
Tucson
KTKT-FM
58
99.5
3.1
—7
32.24
110.98
ARKANSAS
Blytheville
KLCN-FM
41
96.1
21.0
360
35.92
89.87
Jonesboro
KBTM-FM
70
101.9
8.0
200
35.85
90.66
Mammoth Spring
KAMS
80
103.9
.310
125
36.55
91.55
Pocahontas
KPOC-FM
49
97.7
.390
170
36.28
90.96
Si loam Springs
KUOA-FM
89
105.7
2.6
465
36.19
94.56
CALIFOR1VIA
Bakersfield
KERN-FM
31
94.1
9.1
240
35.34
119.04
KQXR
68
101.5
14.5
360
35.52
119.07
Berkeley
KPFB
07
89.3
.150
—100
37.87
122.27
KPFA
31
94.1
54.0
1330
37.87
122.22
KRE-FM
75
102.9
9.9
—70
37.85
122.30
Clarernont
KSPC
14
90.7
.010*
75*
34.10
117.71
Eureka
KRED
42
96.3
5.6
1520
40.73
123.95
Fresno
KRFM
29
93.7
68.0
1880
37.08
119.43
KMJ-FM
50
97.9
7.3
630
36.69
120.05
KARM-FM
70
101.9
7.4
360
36.85
119.84
Glendale
KFMU
46
97.1
58.0
750
34.16
118.20
KUTE
70
101.9
11.6
630
34.16
118.20
Hollywood
KRHM
34
94.7
58.0
2835
34.23
118.07
KHJ-FM
66
101.1
16.8
2950
34.23
118.07
Long Beach
KLON
01
88.T
1.2
425
33.80
118.16
KFOX-FM
72
102.3
1.0
120
33.78
118.19
KNOB
76
103.1
.320
420
33.80
118.16
Los Angeles
KXLU
04
88.7
.010*
75*
33.97
118.42
KUSC
18
91.5
2.9
150
34.02
118.28
KFAC-FM
22
92.3
59.0
2820
34.22
118.06
KNX-FM
26
93.1
67.0
2870
34.23
118.07
KABC-FM
38
95.5
4.3
2800
34.23
118.07
KRKD-FM
42
96.3
54.0
475
34.08
118.20
KCBH
54
98.7
75.0
1260
34.12
118.39
KHOF
58
99.5
16.5
260
34.14
118.23
KPLA
82
104.3
7.1
64
34.10
118.33
KBMS
90
105.9
18.0
770
34.16
118.20
Marysville
KMYC-FM
60
99.9
4.9
150
39.14
121.55
Miodesto
KBEE-FM
77
103.3
11.5
150
37.64
120.99
KTRB-FM
81
104.1
4.7
260
37.67
120.98
Ontario
KEDO
28
93.5
.310
—110
34.08
117.66
* Height above surrounding terrain.
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C/'ry
Ccr// Letters No,
Freq.
(Kw)
Antenna*
Hgt.
in Ft.
Lat.
Long.
Sacramento
KCRA-FM
41
96.1
11.0
380
38.64
121.56
KFBK-FM
45
96.9
3.2
260
38.57
121.48
KXOA-FM
100
107.9
12.5
170
38.60
121.45
San Bernardino
KVCR
20
91.9
.770
—240
34.09
117.31
San Diego
KSDS
02
88.3
.375
37
32.72
117.15
KFSD-FM
31
94.1
33.0
425
32.72
117.07
KSON-FM
84
104.7
13.0
210
32.72
117.16
San Francisco
KALW
19
91.7
3.3
70
37.76
122.41
KEAR
47
97.3
125.0
1100
37.85
122.50
KCBS-FM
55
98.9
35.0
640
37.79
122.41
KNBC-FM
59
99.7
45.0
1240
37.69
122.44
KGO-FM
79
103.7
3.8
1180
37.76
122.45
San Jose
KSJO-FM
37
95.3
1.0
—610
37.33
121.86
Santa Ana
KWIZ-FM
44
96.7
1.0
160
33.75
117.91
Santa Monica
KCRW
10
89.9
.400
—310
34.01
118.47
Sausalito
KDFC
71
102.1
33.0
1050
37.85
122.50
Stockton
KCVN
17
91.3
3.40
70
37.98
121.31
COLORADO
Boulder
KRNW
47
97.3
2.0
—730
40.06
105.27
Colorado Springs
KSHS
13
90.5
.610
1760
38.84
104.82
KRCC
17
91.3
.165
—480
38.86
104.83
Denver
KTGM
86
105.1
10.0
9
39.74
105.07
Golden
KFML-FM
53
98.5
2.35
580
39.73
105.24
Manirou Springs
KCMS-FM
74
102.7
10.0
—780
38.85
104.84
CONNECTICUT
Brookfield
WGHF
36
95.1
20.0
500
41.49
73.43
Dan bury
WLAD-FM
52
98.3
.340
280
41.38
73.45
Hartford
WFMQ
29
93.7
7.0
750
41.56
72.84
WTIC-FM
43
96.5
8.0
705
41.77
72.81
Meriden
WMMW-FM
39
95.7
7.0
740
41.56
72.84
New Haven
WNHC-FM
56
99.1
10.0
630
41.43
72.94
Stamford
WSTC-FM
44
96.7
.650
305
41.07
73.54
Storrs
WHUS
13
90.5
.010*
80*
41.81
72.26
DELAWARE
Dover
WDOV-FM
34
94.7
8.3
200
39.20
75.56
Wilmington
WDEL-FM
29
93.7
20.0
460
39.82
75.53
WJBR
58
99.5
20.0
330
39.83
75.52
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington
WRC-FM
30
93.9
20.0
410
38.92
77.06
WTOP-FM
42
96.3
20.0
390
38.95
77.08
WASH
46
97.1
15.0
470
39.04
77.06
WOL-FM
54
98.7
20.0
485
38.89
77.20
WFAN
62
100.3
9.4
320
38.95
77.00
WWDC-FM
66
101.1
20.0
410
39.00
77.06
WGMS-FM
78
103.5
20.0
440
39.04
77.17
WMAL-FM
97
107.3
20.0
475
38.94
77.09
FLORIDA
Daytona Beach
Gainesville
WNDB-FM
33
94.5
8.5
330
29.23
81.04
WRUF-FM
81
104.1
12.0
350
29.64
82.42
Jacksonville
WJAX-FM
36
95.1
7.7
560
30.29
81.75
WMBR-FM
41
96.1
50.0
850
30.31
81.65
WJHP-FM
45
96.9
9.7
350
30.30
81.74
Miami
WTHS
19
91.7
5.0
215
25.79
80.19
WAHR-FM
30
93.9
13.0
170
25.77
80.14
WGBS-FM
42
96.3
1.55
80
25.79
80.19
(Miami)
WCKR-FM
47
97.3
15.5
285
25.78
80.19
WWPB
68
101.5
8.5
275
25.77
80.20
Miami Beach
WKAT-FM
26
93.1
285.0
430
25.79
80.14
Orlando
WDBO-FM
22
92.3
25.0
460
28.55
81.41
WHOO-FM
43
96.5
59.0
460
28.58
81.45
WORZ
62
100.3
16.5
300
28.55
81.43
Palm Beach
WQXT-FM
50
97.9
3.6
235
26.61
80.04
Panama City
WDLP-FM
55
98.9
1.6
300
30.17
85.61
Tallahassee
WFSU-FM
18
91.5
.010*
81*
30.44
84.29
Tampa
WTUN
05
88.9
.770
240
28.04
82.47
WFLA-FM
27
93.3
46.0
910
27.84
82.26
WDAE-FM
64
100.7
65.0
390
27.94
82.46
WPKM
84
104.7
10.5
160
27.93
82.48
Winter Park
WPRK
18
91.5
.330
90
28.59
81.34
Height above surrounding terrain.
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City
Ch.
Call Letters No.
Freq.
(Kw)
Antenna*
Hgt.
in Ft.
Lat.
Long.
GEORGIA
Athens
WGAU-FM
58
99.5
4.4
258
33.94
83.40
Atlanta
WABE
11
90.1
4.8
300
33.75
84.39
WGKA-FM
25
92.9
9.4
270
33.79
84.38
WSB-FM
53
98.5
52.0
1050
33.76
84.36
WAGA-FM
77
103.3
36.2
965
33.80
84.33
Augusta
WBBQ-FM
79
103.7
10.5
72
33.46
81.99
WAUG-FM
89
105.7
5.5
100
33.46
91.94
Columbus
WRBL-FM
27
93.3
25.0
570
32.47
85.06
Gainesville
WDUN-FM
80
103.9
.340
175
34.32
83.83
La Grange
WLAG-FM
81
104.1
2.3
180
33.04
85.03
Macon
WNEX-FM
45
96.9
4.1
415
32.85
83.66
WMAZ-FM
56
99.1
3.0
170
32.83
83.65
Newnan
WCOH-FM
44
96.7
.330
240
33.36
84.81
Savannah
WTOC-FM
47
97.3
7.9
397
32.07
81.09
Swainsboro
WJAT-FM
69
101.7
.970
110
32.59
82.36
Tocooa
WLET-FM
91
106.1
.730
190
34.59
83.30
ILLINOIS
Bloomington
WJBC-FM
68
101.5
5.1
425
40.46
89.01
Carmi
WROY-FM
47
97.3
11.0
210
38.08
88.20
Champaign
WDWS-FM
48
97.5
27.0
430
40.09
88.25
Chicago
WBEZ
18
91.5
16.0
550
41.88
87.63
WENR-FM
34
94.7
4.3
580
41.88
87.64
WBBM-FM
42
96.3
10.5
560
41.88
87.63
WNIB
46
97.1
11.0
210
41.88
87.72
WEHS
50
97.9
21.0
200
41.83
87.71
WFMT
54
98.7
29.5
550
41.89
87.63
WEFM
58
99.5
44.0
560
41.88
87.63
WFMF
62
100.3
33.0
540
41.89
87.62
WMAQ-FM
66
101.1
24.0
640
41.88
87.64
WCLM
70
101.9
18.0
500
41.89
87.62
WSEL
82
104.3
40.0
500
41.88
87.63
Decatur
WSOY-FM
71
102.1
31.0
460
39.88
88.94
De Kalb
WNIC
16
91.1
.010*
120*
41.93
88.77
Effingham
WSEi
39
95.7
20.0
295
39.13
88.49
Elgin
WEPS
01
88.1
.010*
78*
42.04
88.27
Elmwood Park
WLEY
90
105.9
3.2
250
41.93
87.81
Evans ton
WNUR
07
89.3
.010*
75*
42.05
87.67
WEAW-FM
86
105.1
36.0
240
42.03
87.71
Harrisburg
WEBQ-FM
60
99.9
4.2
305
37.72
88.54
Jacksonville
WLDS-FM
63
100.5
9.0
340
39.74
90.20
Macomb
WWKS
17
91.3
17.0
280
40.46
90.68
Maittoon
WLBH-FM
45
96.9
23.0
190
39.50
88.37
Mt. Vernon
WMIX-FM
31
94.1
15.2
550
38.37
88.92
Oak Park
WOPA-FM
72
102.3
1.0
250
41.88
87.79
Olney
WVLN-FM
25
92.9
18.5
290
38.70
88.08
Paris
WPRS-FM
52
98.3
.1.0
225
39.61
87.73
Peoria
WMBD-FM
23
92.5
2.5
550
40.57
89.53
Quincy
WTAD-FM
58
99.5
27.0
770
39.97
91.33
WGEM-FM
86
105.1
8.3
640
39.95
91.33
Rockford
WROK-FM
48
97.5
16.0
300
42.28
89.04
Rock Island
WHBF-FM
55
98.9
3.7
380
41.49
90.47
Springfield
WTAX-FM
79
103.7
6.7
315
39.79
89.60
Urbana
WILL-FM
15
90.9
300.0
500
40.00
88.63
INDIANA
Bloomington
WFIU
79
103.7
33.0
300
39.17
86.52
Connersville
WCNB-FM
62
100.3 .
9.8
270
39.64
85.15
Crawfordsville
WBBS
92
106.3
1.0
58
40.04
86.90
Elkhart
WCMR-FM
36
95.1
4.4
220
41.66
86.00
WTRC-FM
64
100.7
9.7
350
41.65
85.98
Evansville
WEVC
18
91.5
1.9
100
37.97
87.53
WIKY-FM
81
104.1
19.0
450
37.99
87.60
Gary
WGVE
01
88.1
.010*
70*
41.53
87.34
Greencastle
WGRE
19
91.7
.010*
80*
39.64
86.85
Hammond
WJOB-FM
22
92.3
3.1
400
41.60
87.48
Hartford City
WHCI
20
91.9
.010*
80*
40.46
85.38
Huntington
WVSH
20
91.9
.010*
85*
40.89
85.50
Indianapolis
WIAN
11
90.1
.890
45
39.81
86.12
WFMS
38
95.5
4.5
no
39.78
86.16
WAJC
83
104.5
8.8
35
39.78
86.15
Jasper
WITZ-FM
84
104.7
1.65
280
38.35
86.94
Madison
WORX-FM
44
96.7
.350
290
38.74
85.36
Marion
WMRI-FM
95
106.9
31.0
275
40.55
85.65
* Height above surrounding, terrain.
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City
Ch.
Call Letters No.
Freq.
£rp.
(Kw)
Antenna*
Hgt.
in Ft.
Lat.
Long.
M untie
WWHI
18
91.5
.010*
110*
40.20
85.39
WMUM
81
104.1
7.4
240
40.15
85.38
New Albany
WNAS
01
88.1
.800
—32
38.30
85.81
New Castle
WYSN
16
91.1
.010*
98*
39.94
85.36
WCTW
73
102.5
4.0
250
39.94
85.36
Terre Haute
WTHI-FM
60
99.9
7.4
330
39.54
87.39
Wabash
WSKS
17
91.3
.010*
71*
40.81
85.83
WAIU-FM
48
97.5
4.6
88
40.78
85.82
Warsaw
WRSW-FM
97
107.3
34.0
230
41.22
85.84
Washington
WFML
93
106.5
14.0
320
38.65
87.17
IOWA
Ames
Boone
Clinton
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Iowa City
Mason City
Muscatine
Stoirm Lake
Waverly
WOI-FM
11
90.1
16.0
480
41.99
93.69
KFGQ-FM
57
99.3
.310
200
42.09
93.91
KRQS-FM
41
96.1
13.0
400
41.86
90.20
WOC-FM
79
103.7
33.0
490
41.55
90.48
KDPS
01
88.1
1.5
105
41.59
93.64
WHO-FM
62
100.3
24.0
690
41.65
93.35
WDBQ-FM
77
103.3
15.0
335
42.50
90.70
KSUI
19
91.7
17.5
90
41.66
91.53
KGLO-FM
66
101.1
16.0
230
43.15
93.24
KWPC-FM
59
99.7
.780
290
41.45
91.08
KAYL-FM
68
101.5
8.9
370
42.63
95.16
KWAR
06
89.1
.010*
110*
42.76
92.49
Emporia
Law re
Manhattan
Ottawa
Wichita
KSTE
04
KANU
18
KSDB-FM
01
KTJO-FM
01
KMUW
06
KFH-FM
62
KANSAS
88.7
91.5
88.1
88.1
89.1
100.3
.350
35.0
.010*
.01 0*
.010*
11.0
105
620
80*
80*
110*
410
38.42
96.18
38.96
95.26
39.18
96.58
38.60
95.27
37.72
97.30
37.71
97.24
KENTUCKY
Ashland
WCMI-FM
29
93.7
2.75
200
38.45
82.61
Bowling Green
WLBJ-FM
66
101.1
8.6
190
37.00
86.40
Central City
WNES-FM
70
101.9
21.5
215
37.27
87.14
Fulton
WFUL-FM
85
104.9
.500
155
36.52
88.90
Henderson
WSON-FM
58
99.5
20.0
400
37.83
87.55
Hiopkinsville
WHOP-FM
54
98.7
8.7
210
36.87
87.47
Lexington
WBKY
17
91.3
2.3
170
38.04
84.51
WLAP-FM
33
94.5
3.5
320
38.12
84.45
Louisville
WFPL
07
89.3
.150
360
38.23
85.71
WFPK
20
91.9
19.5
295
38.24
85.76
Madisonville
WFMW-FM
30
93.9
2.5
375
37.35
87.49
May field
WiNlGO-FM
34
94.7
2.3
160
36.76
88.64
WKTM-FM
96
107.1
.510
250
36.74
88.68
Owensboro
WOMI-FM
23
92.5
19.5
375
37.74
87.12
WVJS-FM
41
96.1
45.0
370
37.78
87.16
Paducah
WKYB-FM
27
93.3
31.0
380
37.01
88.61
WPAD-FM
45
96.9
36.0
335
37.10
88.62
Alexandria
Baton Rouge
Monroe
New Orleans
Shreveport
Lewiston WCOU-FM
* Height above surrounding terrain.
LOUISIANA
KALB-FM
45
96.9 11.0
WLSU
19
91.7 1.3
WBRL
51
98.1 7.6
WAFB-FM
82
104.3 3.2
KMLB-FM
81
104.1 17.0
WWMT
39
95.7 44.0
WRCM
46
97.1 5.9
WDSU-FM
87
105.3 3.4
KWKH-FM
33
94.5 13.5
KTBS-FM
43
96.5 14.0
KRMD-FM
66
101.1 11.5
MAINE
30
93.9
9.6
1342
380
31.31
92.42
410
30.42
91.17
460
30.42
91.18
315
30.42
91.14
220
32.49
92.10
215
29.94
90.08
250
29.96
90.08
590
29.95
89.96
390
32.70
93.88
320
32.68
93.86
200
32.51
93.75
250
44.09
70.19
*
#
LICENSED
FM
STATIONS
*
*
City
Ch.
Call Letters No.
Freq.
Antenna1"
Erp. Hgt.
(Kw) in Ft.
Lat.
Long.
MARYLAND
Annapolis
WNAV-FM
56
99.1
16.6
370
38.98
76.52
Baltimore
WBJC
01
88.1
.125
145
39.33
76.59
WCAO-FM
74
102.7
20.0
400
39.39
76.72
WITH-FM
82
104.3
20.0
470
39.29
76.74
Bethesda
WUST-FM
92
106.3
.500
320
38.98
77.11
Cumberland
WCUM-FM
75
102.9
1.25
—4
39.64
78.74
Hagersitown
WJEJ-FM
84
104.7
9.4
1340
39.70
77.51
Oakland
WRNC
38
95.5
16.5
300
38.86
76.90
MASSACHUSETTS
Amherst
WAMF
08
89.5
.010*
79*
42.37
72.52
WMUA
16
91.1
.010*
109*
42.39
72.53
Boston
WERS
05
88.9
18.0
55
42.36
71.08
WGBH-FM
09
89.7
15.5
550
42.21
71.11
WBUR
15
90.9
20.0
50
42.35
71.08
WHDH-FM
33
94.5
20.0
455
42.35
71.07
WNAC-FM
53
98.5
20.0
410
42.43
71.09
WCOP-FM
64
100.7
20.0
495
42.41
71.21
WEEI-FM
77
103.3
20.0
430
42.43
71.09
Brockton
WBET-FM
49
97.7
.800
275
42.07
71.04
Cambridge
WXHR
45
96.9
20.0
440
42.46
71.18
Greenfield
WHAI-FM
52
98.3
1.0
—240
42.59
72.62
Lowell
WLLH-FM
58
99.5
12.2
600
42.65
71 .22
New Bedford
WBSM-FM
47
97.3
2.5
330
41.65
70.92
WNBH-FM
51
98.1
20.0
380
41.62
70.92
Pititsfield
WBEC-FM
32
94.3
1.0
—185
42.45
73.25
Springfield
WEDK
19
91.7
.010*
100*
42.12
72.55
WiHYlN-FM
26
93.1
3.2
1000
42.24
72.65
WMAS-FM
34
94.7
1.35
175
42.11
72.61
Waltham
WCRB-FM
73
102.5
10.0
180
42.36
71.26
West Yarmouth
WOCB-FM
32
94.3
1.0
155
41.63
70.24
Winchester
WHSR-FM
20
91.9
.010*
93*
42.45
71.13
Worcester
WTAG-FM
41
96.1
10.0
640
42.31
71.90
MICEIGAN
Ann Arbor
WUOM
19
91.7
115.0
440
42.41
83.92
Benton Harbor
WHFB-FM
60
99.9
9.2
230
42.08
86.47
Goldiwa+eir
WTVB-FM
52
98.3
.260
230
41.92
85.01
Dearborn
WKMiH-FM
62
100.3
7.1
190
42.26
83.25
Detroit
WDTR
15
90.9
2.0
170
42.38
83.12
WJBK-FM
26
93.1
30.0
440
42.46
83.21
WJ'R-FM
42
96.3
24.0
483
42.37
83.08
WWJ-FM
46
97.1
50.0
480
42.45
83.17
WBRI
50
97.9
3.3
430
42.41
83.11
WXYZ-FM
66
101.1
14.0
410
42.36
83.07
WDET-FM
70
101.9
52.0
320
42.38
83.24
WMUZ
78
103.5
19.5
180
42.41
83.12
East Lansing
WKAR-FM
13
90.5
74.0
270
42.71
84.48
Flint
WFBE
36
95.1
1.3
130
43.02
83.67
WFUM
96
107.1
.400
175
43.02
83.70
Grand Rapids
WJEF-FM
29
93.7
115.0
420
42.42
85.53
WLAV-FM
45
96.9
1.75
210
42.96
85.67
Highland Park
WHPR
01
88.1
.010*
94*
42.40
83.10
Hillsdale
WBSE-FM
80
103.9
.740
170
41.92
84.64
Kalamazoo
WMCR
71
102.1
36.0
160
42.29
85.61
Oak Park
WLDM
38
95.5
20.0
430
42.46
83.20
Royal Oak
WOAK
07
89.3
.010*
126*
42.49
83.15
WOMC
82
104.3
18.0
380
42.47
83.12
Saginaw
WSAM-FM
51
98.1 •
1.7
330
43.42
83.92
Sturgis
WSTR-FM
76
103.1
.285
210
41.78
85.42
MINNESOTA
Mankato
KYSM-FM
78
103.5
47.0
525
44.17
94.03
Minneapolis
KWFM
46
97.1
9.7
70
44.93
93.22
KTIS-FM
53
98.5
5.3
250
45.00
93.35
St. Cloud
KFAM-FM
84
104.7
15.0
425
45.53
94.17
Winona
KWNO-FM
48
97.5
18.5
610
44.03
91.64
MISSISSIPPI
Gulf port
WGGM-FM
68
101.5
3.0
300
30.37
89.08
Jackson
WJDX-FM
75
102.9
50.0
600
32.26
90.11
Meridian
WMMI
18
91.5
.650
115
32.39
88.70
Height above surrounding terrain.
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City
Reno
Ch.
Coll Letters No.
Freq.
Erp.
(Kw)
Antenna*
Hgt.
in Ft.
MISSOURI
NEVADA
K1N1EV
38
95.5
10.5
—690
NEW HAMPSHIRE
* Height above surrounding terrain.
Lot.
39.52
Long.
Clayton
KFUO-FM
56
99.1
6.7
260
38.64
90.31
Jefferson City
KWOS-FM
53
98.5
.765
310
38.58
92.20
Joplm
WMBH-FM
41
96.1
70.0
450
37.08
94.54
Knasas City
KCM0-FM
35
94.9
56.0
390
39.07
94.58
Kennett
KBOA-FM
55
98.9
6.9
320
36.22
90.08
Poplar Bluff
KWOC-FM
33
94.5
14.0
215
36.72
90.37
St. Louis
KSLH
18
91.5
12.5
400
38.62
90.24
KCFM
29
93.7
70.0
550
38.63
90.19
Springfield
KTTS-FM
34
94.7
9.1
660
37.22
93.24
West Plains
WKPM-FM
30
93.9
3.4
130
36.74
91.83
119.81
Berlin
WMOU-FM
79
103.7
10.0
160
44.46
71.17
Claremont
WTSV-FM
91
106.1
4.8
1000
43.40
72.30
Manchester
WKRR-FM
3<>
OS 7
3.6
940
42.98
71.59
Nashua
WOTW-FM
92
106.3
1.0
195
42.74
71.49
NEW JERSEY
Asbury Park
WJLK-FM
32
94.3
1.0
250
40.22
74.05
Bridgeton
WSNJ-FM
55
98.9
9.0
480
39.46
75.21
Newark
WBGO
02
88.3
20.0
220
40.74
74.18
WAAT-FM
34
94.7
13.5
540
40.79
74.26
WHFI
74
102.7
2.8
420
40.74
74.17
New Brunswick
WCTC-FM
52
98.3
1.0
110
40.49
74.42
Poterson
WPAT-FM
26
93.1
20.0
310
40.85
74.18
Princeton
WPRB
80
103.9
.850
195
40.35
74.66
South Orange
WSOU
08
89.5
2.0
370
40.75
74.25
Trenton
WTOA
48
97.5
14.5
275
40.23
74.77
Zarephath
WAWZ-FM
56
99.1
4.8
175
40.53
74.57
NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque
KANW
06
89.1
.350
—55
35.08
106.64
KHFM
42
96.3
1.45
—11
35.08
106.58
l.os Alamos
KRSN-FM
53
98.5
4.6
—33
35.88
106.30
Mountain Park
KMFM
50
97.9
13.0
220
32.95
105.82
NEW YORK
Allegany
WHDL-FM
39
95.7
43.0
830
42.03
78.45
Auburn
WMBO-FM
41
96.1
18.0
520
42.76
76.53
Binghamton
WKOP-FM
37
95.3
.420
320
42.07
75.91
WNiBF-FM
51
98.1
4.6
950
42.06
75.95
Brooklyn
WNYE
18
91.5
20.0
415
40.69
73.98
Buffalo
WBNY-FM
25
92.9
94.0
570
42.64
78.72
WXRC
77
103.3
4.6
230
43.00
78.82
WWOL-FM
81
104.1
.750
200
42.83
78.80
WBEN-FM
93
106.5
52.0
1320
42.66
78.63
Cherry Valley
WRRC
70
101.9
5.4
1080
42.79
74.69
Corning
WCLI-FM
91
106.1
4.2
500
42.16
77.04
Cortland
WKRT-FM
60
99.9
14.0
710
42.56
76.15
De Ruyter
WRRD
86
105.1
5.3
560
42.78
75.84
Floral Park
WSHS
12
90.3
.350
112
40.72
73.70
Hempstead
WHlLI-FM
52
98.3
1.0
250
40.68
73.61
Hornell
WWHG-FM
87
105.3
8.3
560
42.29
77.67
Ithaca
WITJ
19
91.7
.010*
80*
42.44
76.50
WHCU-FM
47
97.3
40.0
730
42.46
76.39
WRRA
79
103.7
5.6
890
42.39
76.67
Jamestown
WJTN-FM
27
93.3
9.5
735
42.04
79.08
Massena
WMSA-FM
87
105.3
13.0
335
44.90
74.88
New Rochelle
WNRC-FM
28
93.5
1.0
190
40.93
73.78
New York
WKCR-FM
10
89.9
.010*
130*
40.81
73.96
WFUV
14
90.7
3.5
200
40.86
73.89
WHOM-FM
22
92.3
11.0
630
40.75
73.98
WNYC-FM
30
93.9
18.0
540
40.71
74.00
WABC-FM
38
95.5
1.5
1270
40.75
73.99
1344
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City
C/i.
Co// Letters No.
freg.
f'P-
(Kw)
Antenna*
Hgt.
in Ft.
Lat.
Long.
(New York)
WQXR-FM
42
96.3
11.0
630
40.75
73.98
WRCA-FM
46
97.1
1.1
1445
40.75
73.99
WEVD-FM
50
97.9
20.0
340
40.72
73.92
WOR-FM
54
98.7
1.7
1260
40.75
73.99
WBAI
58
99.5
18.0
520
40.77
73.97
WCBS-FM
66
101.1
1.5
1270
40.75
73.99
WBFM
70
101.9
10.3
650
40.75
73.98
WWRL-FM
86
105.1
20.0
235
40.74
73.91
Niagara Falls
WHLD-FM
53
98.5
46.0
420
43.01
78.99
Pate Hague
WALK-FM
48
97.5
15.0
520
40.84
73.03
Poughkeepsie
Rochester
WKIP-FM
84
104.7
2.3
1120
41.49
73.95
WRNY-FM
50
97.9
7.7
460
43.17
77.66
WHFM
55
98.9
20.0
390
43.14
77.58
Schenectady
WGFM
58
99.5
6.0
805
42.64
74.00
South Bristol
WRRE
36
95.1
5.3
990
42.75
77.43
Springville
WSPE
01
88.1
.010*
70*
42.55
78.67
Syracuse
WAER
01
88.1
.730
24
43.04
76.13
WDDS-FM
26
93.1
35.0
690
42.95
76.03
WSYR-FM
33
94.5
10.0
480
42.94
76.12
Troy
WFLY
22
92.3
5.4
840
42.64
74.00
Utica
WRUN-FM
89
105.7
4.3
490
43.06
75.42
Wethersfield
WRRL
99
107.7
5.4
460
42.62
78.29
White Plains
WFAS-FM
80
103.9
.120
675
41.03
73.83
NORTH! CAROLINA
Asheboro
WGWR-FM
22
92.3
10.0
650
35.72
79.81
Asheville
WLOS-FM
82
104.4
9.2
130
35.61
82.59
Burlington
WFNS-FM
30
93.9
2.8
250
36.11
79.45
WBBB-RM
66
101.1
3.8
410
36.10
79.48
Chapel Hill
WUNC
18
91.5
15.5
135
35.91
79.06
Charlotte
WSOC-FM
78
103.5
35.0
415
35.24
80.82
CM ragman's Peak
WMIT
95
106.9
36.0
3100
35.74
82.29
Durham
WDNC-FM
86
105.1
36.0
380
36.04
78.97
Elkin
WIFM-FM
65
100.9
.350
—35
36.25
80.87
Fayetteville
WPNC-FM
51
98.1
14.0
290
35.08
78.93
Forest City
WBBO-FM
27
93.3
1.5
345
35.35
81.90
Gaston ia
WGNC-FM
70
101.9
11.1
890
35.23
81.28
Goldsbaro
WEQR-FM
45
96.9
41.0
360
35.40
78.01
Greensboro
WGPS
10
89.9
.010*
98*
36.08
79.81
Henderson
WHNC-FM
23
92.5
9.0
260
36.35
78.38
High Point
WHPS
07
89.3
.010*
75*
35.96
80.01
WHPE-FM
38
95.5
13.0
395
35.91
80.03
WMFR-FM
58
99.5
8.0
350
35.96
80.01
WNOS-FM
62
100.3
2.7
195
35.96
80.03
Laurinburg
WEWO-FM
43
96.5
9.2
215
34.76
79.42
Leaksville
WLOE-FM
33
94.5
20.0
96
36.50
79.77
Lexington
WBUY-FM
32
94.3
.300
210
35.84
80.23
Raleigh
WPTF-FM
34
94.7
15.0
560
35.79
78.76
WKIX-FM
41
96.1
29.5
420
35.79
78.74
WRAL-FM
68
101.5
54.0
325
35.77
78.62
Reidisville
WREV-FM
71
102.1
1.6
330
36.39
79.65
Rocky Mount
WEEO-FM
21
92.1
.270
160
35.96
77.83
WFMA
64
100.7
33.0
400
35.91
77.84
Salisbury
WSTP-FM
93
106.5
2.9
250
35.69
80.50
San ford
WWGP-FM
88
105.5
.490
340
35.44
79.22
Shelby
WOHS-FM
41
96.1
2.6
460
35.29
81.57
Statesville
WSIC-FM
89
105.7
2.4
335
35.80
80.89
Tarboro
WCPS-FM
82
104.3
7.0
260
35.93
77.57
Thomas vi lie
WTNC-FM
52
98.3
.450
250
35.89
80.10
Wins ton -Sal em
WAIR-FM
26
93.1
34.0
370
30.09
80.28
WSJS-FM
81
104.1
OHIO
41.0
i
160
36.16
80.30
Akron
WAPS
06
89.1
1.3
44
41.09
81.52
WAKR-FM
48
97.5
4.4
260
41.08
81.52
Alliance
WFAH-FM
69
101.7
1.0
160
40.93
81.13
Ashland
WATG-FM
67
101.3
10.2
380
40.84
82.36
Ashtabula
WICA-FM
79
103.7
40.0
270
41.81
80.79
Athens
WOUI
18
91.5
.010*
72*
39.33
82.10
Bel id ire
WTRX-FM
63
100.5
9.0
500
40.04
80.77
Bowling Green
WBGU
01
88.1
.010*
90*
41.38
83.65
Canton
WHBC-FM
31
94.1
15.0
390
40.75
81.44
Cincinnati
WKRC-FM
70
101.9
15.5
530
39.12
84.50
WSAL-FM
74
102.7
14.7
550
39.10
84.56
WCPO-FM
86
105.1
12.5
590
39.13
84.50
Cleveland
WBOE
12
90.3
9.1
360
41.47
81.59
Height above surrounding terrain.
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City
Ch.
Call Letters No.
Freq.
Erp.
(Kw)
Antenna*
Hgt.
in Ft.
Lat.
Long.
WERE-FM
53
98.5
20.0
620
41.34
81.74
WGAR-FM
58
99.5
31.0
410
41.31
81.69
WH'K-FM
64
100.7
11.5
620
41.36
81.67
WDOK-FM
71
102.1
9.4
120
41.41
81.68
WJW-FM
81
104.1
2.8
510
41.32
81.73
KYW-FM
89
105.7
3.7
900
41.39
81.69
Cleveland Hts.
WSRS-FM
37
95.3
1.0
250
41.50
81.57
Columbus
WOSU-FM
09
89.7
14.0
300
40.03
83.06
WCBE
13
90.5
17.5
540
39.96
83.00
WCOL-FM
22
92.3
24.5
380
39.97
83.02
WVKO-FM
34
94.7
52.0
220
40.05
83.06
Dayton
WHIO-FM
56
99.1
19.0
515
39.72
84.15
Delaware
WSLN
16
91.1
.010*
152*
40.30
83.07
Elyrio
WEOL-FM
97
107.3
15.0
290
41.27
82.01
Findlay
WFIN-FM
63
100.5
8.2
240
41.01
83.63
Fostoria
WFOB-FM
44
96.7
1.0
215
41.10
83.40
Fremont
WFRO-FM
57
99.3
1.0
200
41.35
83.12
Kent
WKSU-FM
01
88.1
.010*
96*
41.15
81.35
Lima
WIMA-FM
71
102.1
15.0
250
40.68
84.11
Marion
WMRN-FM
95
106.9
25.0
330
40.62
83.13
Mit. Vernon
WMVO-FM
29
93.7
2.9
270
40.40
82.44
Newark
WOLT-FM
62
100.3
8.5
370
40.03
82.40
Oxford
WMUB
03
88.5
.830
130
39.51
84.73
Portsmouth
WPAY-FM
81
104.1
7.0
520
38.71
83.00
Steubenvilie
WSTV-FM
78
103.5
3.1
880
40.34
80.62
Toledo
WTDS
17
91.3
.730
200
41.68
83.59
WTRT
60
99.9
8.8
160
41.62
83.62
WSPD-FM
68
101.5
23.0
440
41.65
83.54
WTOL-FM
84
104.7
1.3
156
41.65
83.54
Wooster
WWST-FM
83
104.5
13.0
330
40.79
81.90
Youngs town
WKBN-FM
55
98.9
25.0
490
41.06
80.64
OKLAHOMA
Norman
WNAD-FM
15
90.9
7.0
400
35.29
97.50
Oklahoma City
KOKH
05
88.9
11.0
155
35.49
97.54
Stillwater
KAMC-FM
19
91.7
.380
8
36.12
97.08
KSPI-FM
30
93.9
3.9
300
36.10
97.05
Tulsa
KWGS
13
90.5
4.1
350
36.15
95.94
OREGON
Eugene
KWAX
16
91.1
.010*
77*
44.05
123.08
KiRVM
20
91.9
.400
—40
44.06
123.10
KU'GN-RM
56
99.1
.390
60
44.07
123.07
Grants Pass
KGPO
45
96.9
3.1
—1650
42.42
123.33
Oretech
KTEC
01
88.1
.010*
70*
42.31
121.75
Portland
KEX-FM
22
92.3
56.0
955
45.49
122.70
KPFM
46
97.1
3.3
900
45.49
122.69
KPOJ-FM
54
98.7
4.4
1100
45.45
122.55
KQFM
62
100.3
17.0
960
45.49
122.69
KOIN-FM
66
101.1
48.0
1390
45.52
122.73
PENNSYLVANIA
Allen town
WFMZ
64
100.7
4.8
835
40.57
75.43
Altoona
WVAM-FM
61
100.1
.360
—345
40.40
78.40
Bethlehem
WGPA-FM
36
95.1
10.0
630
40.62
75.29
Butler
WBUT-FM
49
97.7
.720
290
40.84
79.90
Chambersburg
WOHA-FM
40
95.9
.700
240
39.93
77.70
Dubois
WCED-FM
71
102.1
3.2
660
41.04
78.70
Easton
WEEX-FM
52
98.3
1.0
115
40.71
75.22
WEST-FM
100
107.9
11.0
50
40.67
75.21
Erie
WERC-FM
60
99.9
9.7
400
42.06
80.04
Harrisburg
WHP-FM
47
97.3
1.55
—35
40.30
76.95
Havertown
WHHS
07
89.3
.010*
80*
39.98
75.30
Hazleton
WAZL-FM
50
97.9
6.0
630
40.94
75.97
Johnstown
WARD-FM
21
92.1
.285
—87
40.33
78.92
WJAC-FM
38
95.5
8.3
1070
40.37
78.98
Lancaster
WLAN-FM
45
96.9
6.7
80
40.05
76.34
WGAL-FM
67
101.3
3.8
215
40.04
76.31
Lebamon
WLBR-FM
61
100.1
.720
290
40.36
76.46
Meadville
WMGW-FM
62
100.3
10.0
585
41.63
80.18
Philadelphia
WRTI-FM
11
90.1
.010*
179*
39.98
75.15
WHYY
15
90.9
20.0
460
39.95
75.17
WPYVT
19
91.7
.180
10
39.95
75.17
WIP-FM
27
93.3
20.0
430
39.95
75.17
* Height above surrounding terrain.
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City
Ch.
Call Letters No.
Freq.
Erp.
(Kw)
Antenna*
Hgt.
in Ft.
Lat.
Long.
WIBG-FM
31
94.1
20.0
355
40.08
75.16
WFLN
39
95.7
20.0
490
40.06
75.24
WCAU-FM
51
98.1
10.0
660
40.04
75.24
WFIL-FM
71
102.1
10.0
270
40.10
75.26
WPBN-FM
75
102.9
20.0
420
39.95
75.17
WHAT-FM
87
105.3
20.0
290
40.00
75.21
Pittsburgh
WDUQ
18
91.5
2.75
—5
40.45
79.98
KDKA-FM
25
92.9
47.0
890
40.49
80.02
WKJF
29
93.7
40.0
470
40.44
80.03
WWSW-FM
33
94.5
20.0
500
40.46
80.00
WJAS-FM
59
99.7
24.0
470
40.41
80.04
Potts vi Me
WPPA-FM
70
101.9
2.8
650
40.83
76.21
Scran ton
WUSV
10
89.9
1.35
—390
41.41
75.66
WGBI-FM
67
101.3
1.8
1200
41.43
75.75
Sharon
WPIC-FM
75
102.9
26.0
455
41.22
80.47
State College
WDFM
16
91.1
.250
—10
40.80
77.87
Sunbury
WKOK-FM
31
94.1
4.4
875
40.79
76.70
Warren
WRRN
22
92.3
3.0
450
41.81
79.17
Washington
Wilkes-Barre
WJPA-FM
82
104.3
4.0
360
40.19
80.23
WB'RE-FM
53
98.5
2.25
1160
41.20
75.82
William&port
WRAK-FM
62
100.3
4.0
1220
41.19
76.98
WLYC-FM
86
105.1
.840
1150
41.20
76.97
York
WN'OW-FM
89
105.7
1.2
465
40.00
76.69
RHODE ISLAND
Providence
WPRO-FM
22
92.3
15.0
560
41.80
71.47
WPFM
38
95.5
3.2
170
41.83
71.42
WTMH
68
101.5
20.0
500
41.85
71.78
WPJB-FM
86
105.1
20.0
500
41.81
71.47
Woon socket
WWON-FM
92
106.3
.390
215
41.99
71.51
SOUTH CAROLINA
Anderson
WCAC
66
101.1
6.4
330
34.51
82.64
Charleston
WTMA-FM
36
95.1
10.0
385
32.82
79.98
WCSC-FM
45
96.9
36.0
330
32.82
80.00
Columbia
WUSC-FM
10
89.9
.010*
129*
33.98
81.03
WIS-FM
33
94.5
1.3
270
33.95
81.00
WCOS-FM
50
97.9
5.3
260
34.02
81.01
Dillon
WDSC-FM
25
92.9
8.8
290
34.37
79.40
Greenville
WESC-FM
23
92.5
12.0
360
34.89
82.47
WFBC-FM
29
93.7
10.5
1110
34.94
82.41
Greenwood
WCRS-FM
39
95.7
5.0
435
34.21
80.17
Orangeburg
WORG-FM
74
102.7
4.6
110
33.52
80.87
Rock Hill
WRHI-FM
52
98.3
.650
310
34.91
81.01
Seneca
WSNW-FM
51
98.1
9.4
330
34.69
82.99
Spartanburg
WSPA-FM
55
98.9
4.9
520
34.98
81.99
WDXY
63
100.5
9.2
420
34.98
81.97
TENNESSEE
Bristol
WOPI-FM
45
96.9
9.7
260
36.60
82.16
Chattanooga
WDOD-FM
43
96.5
42.0
1040
35.16
85.32
Greeneville
WGRV-FM
35
94.9
4.6
250
36.16
82.84
Jackson
WTJS-FM
81
104.1
50.0
640
35.65
88.83
Johnson City
WJHL-PM
64
100.7
8.1
620
36.32
82.34
Kingspiort
WKPT-FM
53
98.5
10.0
960
36.53
82.59
Knoxville
WKCS
16
91.1
.310
73
35.99
83.92
WUOT
20
91.9
70.5
125
35.96
83.96
WBIR-FM
27
93.3
2.85
350
35.95
83.95
Memphis
WMCF
59
99.7
300.0
940
35.17
89.89
Nashville
WHCY
90
105.9
3.1
47
36.16
86.76
TEXAS
Abilene
KACC-FM
20
91.9
.160
53
32.46
99.71
Austin
K.HFI
52
98.3
.700
125
30.30
97.74
Bay town
KREL-FM
21
92.1
.820
190
29.78
95.02
Beaumont
KRIC-FM
48
97.5
14.0
360
30.06
94.12
Cleburne
KCLE-FM
32
94.3
.330
190
32.38
97.40
Corpus Christi
KCCT-FM
38
95.5
.340
280
27.79
97.40
Dallas
KNER
01
88.1
.010*
76*
32.80
96.65
KSMU-FM
07
89.3
.010*
60*
32.86
96.79
KVTT
19
91.7
.780
135
32.78
96.81
KRLD-FM
23
92.5
40.0
480
32.89
96.64
Height above surrounding terrain.
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FM
^ ^ ^ ^ v
STATIONS
*
*
City
Ch.
Call Letters No.
Freq.
Antenna*
Erp. Hgt.
(Kw) in Ft.
Lat.
Long,
WRR-FM
66
101.1
68.0
500
32.78
96.76
KIXL-FM
83
104.5
25.0
470
32.78
96.72
Denton
KDNT-FM
92
106.3
.760
270
33.23
97.17
El Paso
KVOF-FM
03
88.5
.010*
185*
31.76
106.49
Ft. Worth
WBAP-FM
42
96.3
52.0
475
32.75
97.27
Houston
KUHF
17
91.3
9.8
320
29.72
95.35
KTRH-FM
66
101.1
29.5
470
29.76
95.36
KPRC-FM
75
102.9
48.0
550
29.73
95.46
Nacogdoches
KELS
61
100.1
.330
175
31.59
94.62
Plain view
KHBL
01
88.1
.010*
90*
34.19
101.73
San Antonio
KONO-FM
25
92.9
3.8
410
29.44
98.48
KAML-FM
47
97.3
8.3
185
29.44
98.55
KISS
58
99.5
12.9
570
29.39
98.35
KQKE
68
101.5
15.0
310
29.50
98.41
Texarkana
KCMC-FM
51
98.1
1.4
275
33.45
94.07
UTAH
Ephraim
KEFH
05
88.9
.010*
80*
39.37
111.57
Logan
Salt Lake City
KVSC
01
88.1
.010*
84*
41.74
111.81
KDYL-FM
54
98.7
1.2
2970
40.61
112.17
KSL-FM
62
100.3
6.1
3660
40.66
112.20
VIRGINIA
Arlington
WARL-FM
86
105.1
2.05
500
38.90
77.13
WINA-FM
37
95.3
.620
225
38.02
78.50
Crewe
WSVS-FM
84
104.7
14.0
450
37.20
76.17
Harrisonburg
WEMC
19
91.7
.010*
78*
38.47
78.88
WSVA-FM
64
100.7
7.2
345
38.45
78.91
Lynchburg
Martinsville
WWOD-FM
61
100.1
.940
170
37.44
79.21
WMVA-FM
42
96.3
2.9
625
36.70
79.85
Newport News
WGH-FM
47
97.3
36.0
180
37.04
76.41
Norfolk
WFOS
13
90.5
.010*
75*
36.80
76.27
WMTI
18
91.5
1.45
96
36.89
76.30
WRVC
73
102.5
8.7
95
36.88
76.29
Richmond
WRVA-FM
33
94.5
25.0
460
37.51
77.50
WCOD
51
98.1
34.0
430
37.58
77.49
WRNL-FM
71
102.1
50.0
240
37.62
77.43
Roanoke
WDBJ-FM
35
94.9
14.5
1940
37.20
80.16
WSLS-FM
56
99.1
10.5
1910
37.20
80.15
WROV-FM
79
103.7
2.3
—20
37.27
79.97
Winchester
WRFL
23
92.5
13.4
1390
38.96
78.02
WASHINGTON
Cheney
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Beck ley
Charleston
Huntington
Logan
Martinsburg
Morgan town
Oak Hill
Parkers burg
Wheeling
Appleton
Chilton
Colfax
KEWC-FM
10
89.9
.010*
62*
47.49
117.58
KUOW
13
90.5
3.4
100
47.65
122.31
KING-FM
51
98.1
15.0
410
47.63
122.35
KISW
60
99.9
2.1
350
47.70
122.32
KIRO-FM
64
100.7
4.5
470
47.40
122.44
KREM-FM
25
92.9
4.8
720
47.62
117.37
KCPS
15
90.9
.070
90
47.16
122.52
KTOY
19
91.7
3.5
450
47:25
122.45
KTNT-FM
47
97.3
10.2
410
47.25
122.46
WEST VIRGINIA
WJLS-FM
58
99.5
34.0
1050
37.59
81.11
WKNA-FM
48
97.5
9.0
124.3
38.38
81.71
WHTN-FM
63
100.5
53.0
560
38.39
82.47
WLOG-FM
77
103.3
2.1
725
37.86
81.98
WEPM-FM
32
94.3
.810
170
39.46
77.84
WAJR-FM
57
99.3
1.0
10
39.62
79.95
WOAY-FM
31
94.1
14.5
660
37.96
81.15
WPAR-FM
93
106.5
8.9
280
39.29
81.53
WKWK-FM
47
97.3
16.0
470
40.10
80.70
WWVA-FM
54
98.7
7.4
470
40.10
80.87
WISCONSIN
WLFM
16
91.1
10.5
130
44.26
88.40
WHKW
07
89.3
51.0
740
44.03
88.29
WHWC
02
88.3
50.0
740
44.96
91.67
Height above surrounding terrain.
I.34S
* * LICENSED FM STATIONS # #
City
CA.
Ca// Letters No.
r7eg.
(Kw)
Antenna*
Hgt.
in Ft.
Lat.
Long.
Delafield
WHAD
14
90.7
52.0
500
43.03
88.39
Eau Claire
WEAU-FM
31
94.1
60.0
360
44.83
91.45
Glendale
WFMiR
43
96.5
24.5
35
43.13
87.91
Greenfield
WWCF
35
94.9
37.0
1300
43.43
89.22
Highland
WHHI
17
91.3
50.0
596
43.05
90.37
Highland Township
WHSA
10
89.9
38.0
450
46.47
91.57
Holmen
WHLA
12
90.3
39.0
840
43.95
91.13
Janesville
WCLO-FM
60
99.9
15.5
200
42.66
89.04
Madison
WHA-FM
04
88.7
22.0
185
43.08
89.40
WISC-FM
51
98.1
1.0
105
43.02
89.40
WMFM
81
104.1
7.5
80
43.09
89.35
Marsh field
WDLB-FM
80
103.9
.250
250
44.68
90.17
Merrill
WLIN
64
100.7
9.35
260
45.19
89.67
Racine
WRJN-FM
64
100.7
15.0
265
42.71
87.83
Rice Lake
WJMC-FM
42
96.3
26.0
540
45.51
91.77
WHBL-FM
62
100.3
63.0
235
43.72
87.73
WHRM
20
91.9
114.0
790
44.84
89.69
WFHR-FM
77
103.3
2.1
360
44.42
89.83
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COMMUNITY TELEVISION
ANTENNA SYSTEMS
As of January 1, 1958
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City
Florence
Fort Payne
Huntsville
Russellville
Ajo
Bisbee
Clifton
Douglas
Flagstaff
Holbrook
Miami
Nogales
Phoenix
Prescott
Ray-Sonora
Saff ord
San Manuel
Williams
Winslow
Batesville
Fayetteville
Harrison
Men a
Rogers
Siloam Springs
Auburn
ALABAMA
Firm Name
Muscle Shoals TV Cable Corp.
City TV Co.
TV Distribution System
Better TV Cable Co.
ARIZONA
Ajo TV Service Co., Inc.
Nichol's Radio & TV Service
Clifton-Morenci Comm. TV Inc.
Whitey's TV & Cable Co. Inc.
Flagstaff TV & Cable Co.
Wins' ow-Holbrook Comm. TV
Antennavision Inc.
Clear-Vision TV
Antennavision Inc.
TV Services Inc.
Arizona Comm. TV Systems Inc.
Antennavision, Inc.
Arizona Comm. TV Systems Inc.
Whitey's TV Cable Co. Inc.
Winslow-Holbrook Comm. TV
ARKANSAS
Comm. Antenna Co.
Trans-Video Corp. of Ark.
Twin Lakes TV Corp.
TV Signal Service
KABO TV Cable System
Garrett Coaxial TV Towers
CALIFORNIA
Master Antenna Systems Inc.
Banning
Banning Comm. Corp.
Barstow
TV Relay Systems Inc.
Beverly Hills
Comm. TV Reception Co.
Big Bear Lake
Master TV Dist. System
Burbank
Carmel
Comm. TV Reception Co. Inc
Alarm Corp.
Dunsmuir
Dunamuir TV Co.
WBRC-TV, WABT (Birmingham)
WSIX-TV (Nashville)
WBRC-TV, WABT (Birmingham)
WSM-TV, WSIX-TV (Nashville)
WBRC-TV, WABT (Birmingham)
WSIX-TV (Nashville)
KPHO-TV, KTVK, KOOL-TV (Phoenix)
KVOA-TV (Tucson)
KOOL-TV, KVAR, KTVK (Phoenix)
KTVK (Phoenix)
KVOA-TV, KOLD-TV, KGUN-TV (Tucson)
KOOL-TV, KVAR, KTVK (Phoenix)
KOOL-TV, KVAR, KTVK (Phoenix)
KOOL-TV, KVAR, KPHO-TV, KTVK
(Phoenix)
KVOA-TV, KGUN-TV, KOLD-TV (Tucson)
KOOL-TV (Phoenix)
KTVK, KOOL-TV, KPHO-TV, KVAR
(Phoenix)
KPHO-TV, KOOL-TV, KVAR, KTVK
(Phoenix)
WMCT. WREC-TV, WHBQ-TV (Memphis)
KARK-TV, KTHV (Little Rock)
KOTV, KVOO-TV, KTUL-TV (Tulsa)
KYTV, KTTS-TV (Springfield)
KARK-TV (Little Rock)
KARK-TV, KTVH (Little Rock)
KCMC-TV (Texarkana)
KATV (Pine Bluff)
KOTV, KVOO-TV, KTUL-TV (Tulsa)
KODE-TV, KOAM-TV ( Pittsburgh- Joplin)
KVOO-TV, KTUL-TV, KOTV (Tulsa)
KOAM-TV (Pittsburg- Joplin)
KPIX, KRON-TV, KGO-TV (San Francisco)
KVOR (Stockton)
KBET-TV (Sacramento)
KRCA, KABC-TV, KHJ-TV, KCOP, KTLA,
KNXT, KTTV (Los Angeles)
KNXT, KRCA, KABC-TV, KTLA, KTTV
(Los Angeles)
KABC-TV, KCOP, KHJ-TV, KNXT, KRCA,
KTLA, KTTV (Los Angeles)
KNXT, KABC-TV, KRCA, KTLA, KHJ-TV
(Los Angeles)
KRON-TV, KPIX, KGO-TV (San Francisco)
KSBW-TV (Salinas)
KBES-TV (Medford)
KHSLTV (Chico)
KOOL-TV,
KVAR, KTVK (Phoenix)
KOOL-TV,
KVAR, KTVK (Phoenix)
KOOL-TV,
KVAR, KTVK (Phoenix)
KOOL-TV,
KVAR, KTVK, KPHO-TV
(Phoeni
x)
KOOL-TV,
KVAR, KTVK (Phoenix)
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ANTENNA SYSTEMS & #
<<<<«<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<«■<
City
Firm Name
Eagle Mt. Mines
Glendale
Grass Valley
lone
Jackson
Laguna Beach
Standard Reception Co.
Kaiser Steel Corp.
Comm. Antenna Co. Inc.
Angier Appliance
Angier Appliance
Tel-I-Clear Systems Inc.
Martel
Martinez
Monterey
Angier Electric & TV
TV Transmission Inc.
LaMesa TV Co.
Morro Bay
Jerry Martin TV Service
Nevada City
Palm Springs
Comm. Antenna Co. Inc.
Palm Springs Comm. TV Corp .
Placerviile
Sacramento
El Dorado TV Eng. Corp.
J. W. Brewer Co.
San Bernardino
Community TV
San Diego
Video Antenna Systems Inc.
Santa Cruz
Sausalito
Taft
Pacific Telescription Sys.
Sausalito Community TV
Kern Mutual Telephone Co.
Tujunga
Seven Hills Antenna Corp.
Ukiah
Spanish Mountain TV Corp.
Ventura
Avenue TV Coaxial Cable-Service
Victorville
Clearvision TV Service
Alamosa
COLORADC
Comm. TV Systems of Colo.
Antonito
Comm. TV Systems of Colo.
Climax
Durango
Climax Molybdenum Co.
Durango TV Network Inc.
Estes Park
Glenwood Springs
La Jara
Estes Park TV Co.
Radio & TV Service
Comm. TV Systems of Colo.
Leadville
Monte Vista
"Leadville Comm. TV Co.
Comm. TV Systems of Colo.
Salida
Comm. TV Systems of Co"o.
Sterling
Sterling Comm. TV Co.
Trinidad
Trinidad Comm. TV Co.
FLORIDA
Key West
Key West Cable-Vision Inc.
Sarasota
City TV Antenna Network Inc.
Avery
Bonners Ferry
Burke
Cottonwood
IDAHO
Nolan's TV Service
TV Sales Inc.
Burke TV Cable
Master TV Service
Craigmont
Craigmont TV Cable Service
Deary
Elk River
Grangeville
Kami ah
Kellogg
Ketchum-Sun Valley
Deary TV Co-op
Elk River TV Co.
Grangeville TV Service Inc.
Fleisher Electric & TV
Kellogg TV System Inc.
Wood River TV, Ketchum
KPIX, KRON-TV, KGO-TV (San Francisco)
KRCA, KABC-TV, KHJ-TV, KCOP, KTLA,
KNXT, KTTV (Los Angeles)
KGO-TV, KPIX, KRON-TV (San Francisco)
KRON-TV, KPIX, KGO-TV (San Francisco)
KORA-TV (Sacramento)
KNTV (San Jose)
KSBW-TV (Salinas)
KOVR (Stockton)
KEYT (Santa Baraba)
KVEC-TV (San Luis Obispo)
KRON-TV, KPIX, KGO-TV (San Francisco)
KNXT, KRCA, KTLA, KABC-TV, KHJ-TV,
KTTV (Los Angeles)
KRON-TV, KPIX, KGO-TV (San Francisco)
KVOR (Stockton)
KBET-TV, KCCC-TV, KCRA-TV
(Sacramento)
KRCA, KABC-TV, KHJ-TV, KCOP, KTLA,
KNXT, KTTV (Los Angeles)
KNXT, KRCA, KTTV, KCOP (Los Angeles)
KFSD-TV, KFMB-TV (San Diego)
XETV (Tijuana)
KGO-TV, KPIX, KRON-TV (San Francisco)
KHJ-TV, KRCA, KTLA, KABC-TV, KNXT
(Los Angeles)
KNXT, KRCA, KTLA, KABC-TV, KHJ-TV,
KTTV, KCOP (Los Angeles)
KRON-TV, KPIX, KGO-TV (San Francisco)
KHSL-TV (Chico)
KNXT, KRCA, KTLA, KABC, KABC-TV,
KHJ-TV, KTTV, KCOP (Los Angeles)
KTLA, KCOP, KTTV, KRCA, KNXT, KABC-
TV, KHJ-TV (Los Angeles)
KOAT-TV, KOB-TV, KGGM-TV
(Albuquerque)
KOAT-TV, KOB-TV, KGGM-TV
(Albuquerque)
KOA-TV, KTVR, KBTV, KLZ-TV (Denver)
KOB-TV, KOAT-TV, KGGM-TV
(Albuquerque)
KTVR, KOA-TV, KLZ-TV, KBTV (Denver)
KOB-TV, KOAT-TV, KGGM-TV
(Albuquerque)
KOB-TV, KGGM-TV, KOAT-TV
(Albuquerque)
KLZ-TV, KBTV, KOA-TV (Denver)
KCSJ-TV (Pueblo)
KOA-TV, KTVR, KLZ-TV, KBTV (Denver)
KFBC-TV (Cheyenne)
KKTV (Colorado Springs)
KCSJ-TV (Pueblo)
WCKT, WTVJ (Miami)
CMQ-TV (Havana)
WTVT, WFLA-TV (Tampa)
WSUN-TV (St. Petersburg)
KREM-TV, KXLY-TV, KHQ-TV (Spokane)
KREM-TV, KXLY-TV, KHQ-TV (Spokane)
KLEW-TV (Lewiston)
KHQ-TV, KXLY-TV, KREM-TV (Spokane)
KLEW-TV (Lewiston)
KHQ-TV, KXLY-TV, KREM-TV (Spokane)
KXLY-TV, KHQ-TV (Spokane)
KREM-TV, KXLY-TV, KHQ-TV (Spokane)
KBOI (Boise)
KTD-TV (Idaho Falls)
KSL-TV (S»"t T.akp City)
KLIX-TV (Twin Fal s)
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ANTENNA SYSTEMS # #
<<<<<<<<<<<<<< <■«■< <■< < <■«■<■<■<
City
Lewiston
Moscow
Mullan
Orofino
Osborn
Pinehurst
Pinehurst
Pocat-ello
Smelterville
Troy
Twin Falls
Weippe
Marengo
Peru
Taylorville
Cannelton
Firm Name
Pacific Northwest TV Inc.
TV Cable Co.
Mullan TV Cable Service
Clearwater Cable TV
Teleview Antenna Systems
Everett's Electric Corner
Pinehurst Co-op TV Inc.
Bannock TV Inc.
E, & F. TV System
Troy TV Co. Inc.
Cable-Vision Inc.
General Sales & Service
Marengo TV Inc.
TV Transmission Co.
ILLINOIS
West End TV Assn. Co-op
Stations
KHQ-TV, KXLY-TV, KREM-TV (Spokane)
KLEW-TV (Lewiston)
INDIANA
Channel Towers
KHQ-TV, KXLY-TV, KREM-TV (Spokane)
KLEW-TV (Lewiston)
KHQ-TV, KXLY-TV, KREM-TV (Spokane)
KLEW-TV (Lewiston)
KID-TV (Idaho Falls)
KBOI-TV, KIDO-TV (Boise)
RLIX-TV (Twin Falls)
KLEW-TV (Lewiston)
KHQ-TV, KREM-TV, KXLY-TV (Spokane)
WBBM-TV, WNBQ, WGN-TV, WBKB
(Chicago)
WEEQ-TV (La Salle)
WTVP (Decatur)
KSD-TV (St. Louis)
WCIA (Champaign)
WTCS (Springfield)
WAVE-TV, WHAS-TV (Louisville)
Dubuque
Estherville
Ft. Madison
Centralia
Liberal
Onaga
IOWA
Dubuque Jerrold Div., Bannock
TV Inc.
Community TV Co.
Iowa Video Inc.
KANSAS
Johnstone Auto & Electric
TV Cable Inc.
Grim Radio & Electric
KGRG-TV, WMT-TV (Cedar Rapids)
WOC-TV (Davenport)
WHBF-TV (Rock Island)
WREX-TV (Rockford)
KWWL-TV (Waterloo)
KGLO-TV (Mason City)
KTIV (Sioux City)
KELO-TV (Sioux Falls)
WOC-TV (Davenport)
WHBF-TV (Rock Island)
KHQA-TV (Hannibal)
KENTUCKY
Alva
Barbourville
Benham
Brookside
Burkesville
Frankfort
Blaek Star TV Assn.
Harlan
Liberty
Lynch
Manchester
McDowell
Paducah
Paintsville
Pikeville
Pineville
Brown Radio TV Co.
Benham Comm. TV Project
Harlan Colleries Co.
Cumberland TV
Community Service Inc.
Harlan Comm. TV Inc.
Miller's Inc.
Liberty TV Co.
Union Supply Co.
Perfect TV Co.
Paintsville Appliance Co.
Midwest Video Corp.
Paintsville TV Cable Corp.
Valley TV Service Inc.
Paintsville Appliance Co.
WATE (Knoxville)
WJHL-TV (Johnson City)
WBTV (Charlotte)
WBIR-TV, WATE (Knoxville)
WJHL-TV (Johnson City)
WATE (Knoxville)
WSAZ-TV (Huntington)
WATE (Knoxville)
WSAZ-TV (Huntington)
WSM-TV, WLAC-TV (Nashville)
WLWT, WCPO-TV (Cincinnati)
WLEX-TV (Lexington)
WBIR-TV, WATE-TV (Knoxville)
WJHL-TV (Bristol)
WLOS-TV (Asheville)
WLWT (Cincinnati)
WLEX-TV (Lexington)
WAVE-TV (Louisville)
WHAS-TV, WAVE- TV (Louisville)
WLEX-TV (Lexington)
WBIR-TV, WATE-TV (Knoxville)
WJHL-TV (Johnson City)
WSAZ-TV (Huntington)
WCHS-TV (Charleston)
WHTN-TV, WSAZ-TV (Huntington)
WCHS-TV (Charleston)
WHTN-TV, WSAZ-TV (Huntington)
WATE-TV (Knoxville)
WLOS-TV (Asheville)
WJHL-TV (Johnson City)
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City
Firm Name
Pineville
Prestonsburg
Pineville TV
Flanery & Dingus TV Service
Wheelwright
Whitesburg
Winchester
Yancey
Inland Stell Co.
Salyer Radio & TV Co.
Tele-Ception of Winchester
Harlan Fuel Co.
LOUISIANA
Pineville
Alpine Community TV
MAINE
Dixfield
Houlton
Kumford TV Services Corp.
Houlton TV Inc.
MARYLAND
Cumberland
Potomac Valley TV Co. Inc.
Friends ville
Yough TV Co. Inc.
Hancock
Community TV Inc.
Lonaconing
Jackson TV Co.
MASSACHUSETTS
Athol
Mohawk Valley TV Inc.
Millers Falls
Millers Falls Antenna Corp.
North Adams
Pittsfield
Telecable Inc.
Pittsfield Community Antenna
Shelburne Falls
Shelburne Falls Comm. Antenna
Service Inc.
MICHIGAN
Caspian
Caspian Comm. TV Corp.
Houghton
Northern Comm. System Inc.
Iron Mountain
Norway
Northside TV Corp.
City of Norway
Potoskey
Benson
Br ai nerd
Ely
Jackson
Mankato
Willmar
Amory
Cleveland
Columbus
Drew
Great Lakes Comm. TV Inc.
MINNESOTA
Community TV Inc.
Brainerd Video Inc.
Ely TV Cable Co.
City of Jackson
Minn. TV Signal Dist. Co.
Willmar Video Inc.
MISSISSIPPI
Community Antenna Co.
TV Cables Inc.
Columbus TV Cable Corp.
Delta Video Co.
WCHS-TV (Charleston)
WSAZ-TV, WHTN-TV (Huntington)
WHTN-TV, WSAZ-TV (Huntington)
KLFY-TV (Lafayette)
KPLC-TV (Lake Charles)
KNOE-TV (Monroe)
WABI-TV. WTWO (Bangor)
CHJ-TV (St. John)
WAGM-TV (Presque Isle)
WRC-TV, WTTG, WMAL-TV, WTOP-TV,
(Washington)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh)
WSTV-TV (Steuben ville)
WRC-TV, WMAL-TV, WTOP-TV
(Washington)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh)
WBZ-TV, WNAC-TV, WGBH-TV (Boston)
WTIC-TV (Hartford)
WNAC-TV, WBZ-TV (Boston)
WNHC-TV (New Haven)
WCBS-TV, WRCA-TV, WABD, W ABC-TV,
WPIX (New York)
WRGB (Schenectady)
WMUR-TV (Manchester)
WBZ-TV, WNAC-TV, WHDH-TV (Boston)
WBAY-TV, WFRV-TV (Green Bay)
WMBV-TV (Marinette)
CFPA-TV (Port Arthur)
WDSM-TV, KDAL-TV (Duluth)
WDM J- TV (Marquette)
WFRV-TV (Green Bay)
WMBV-TV (Marinette)
WFRV-TV, WBAY-TV (Green Bay)
WMBV-TV (Marinette)
WBAY-TV (Green Bay)
WMBV-TV (Marinette)
WWTV (Cadillac)
WPBN-TV (Traverse City)
WCCO-TV, KEYD-TV, KSTP-TV, WTCN-TV
(Minneapolis)
KDLO-TV (Florence)
WCCO-TV, KSTP-TV, WTCN-TV, KMGM-
TV, KTCA-TV (Minneapolis-St. Paul)
KDAL-TVr, WDSM-TV (Duluth)
KDAL-TV, WDSM-TV (Duluth)
KGLO-TV (Mason City)
KTIV (Sioux City)
KSTP-TV (St. Paul)
KELO-TV (Sioux Falls)
WCCO-TV, KSTP-TV, KMGM-TV, WTCN-
TV, KTCA-TV (Minneapolis-St. Paul)
KROC-T\^ (Rochester)
KTCA, WCCO-TV, KMGM, KSTP-TV,
(Minneapolis-St. Paul)
WMCT, WREC-TV, WHBQ-TV (Memphis)
WBRC-TV (Birmingham)
WCBI-TV (CoTumbus)
WMCT, WREC-TV, WHBQ-TV (Memphis)
KTHV (Little Rock)
KATV (Pine Bluff)
WBRC-TV, WABT (Birmingham)
WTOK-TV (Meridian)
WTWV (Tupelo)
WMCT, WHBQ-TV, WREC-TV (Memphis)
KATV (Pine Bluff)
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Stations
KNOE-TV (Monroe)
WLBT, WJTV (Jackson)
KATV (Pine Bluff)
KABK-TV (Little Bock)
WLBT, WJTV (Jackson)
WMCT (Memphis)
WMCT, WREC-TV, WHBQ-TV (Memphis)
WJTV, WLBT (Jackson)
WLBT, WJTV (Jackson)
WKRG-TV (Mobile)
WTOK-TV (Meridian)
WDAM-TV (Hafctiesburg)
WJTV, WLBT (Jackson)
KATV (Pine Bluff)
KNOE-TV (Monroe)
WHBQ-TV, WMCT, WREC-TV (Memphis)
WTWV (Tupelo)
KYTV, KTTS-TV (Springfield)
WMCT (Memphis)
KTVI (St. Louis)
City
Greenville
Greenwood
Grenada
Hattiesburg
Indianola
Tupelo
West Plains
Big Timber
Bozeman
Cut Bank
Havre
Helena
Kalispell
Lewistown
Libby
Livingston
Missoula
Shelby
Whitefish
Falls City
Kimball
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Elko
Reno
Sparks
Tonopah
Berlin
Claremont
Colebrook
Keene
Laconia
Lebanon
Newport
Firm Name
Delta Video Co.
Community TV System Inc.
Grenada Video Inc.
Perfect Video Inc.
Crosby Home Appliance Co.
Tupelo Comm. Antenna Inc.
MISSOURI
Community Cable Co.
MONTANA
TV Cable Assn. Inc.
Bozeman Comm. TV Inc.
Highline Comm. Antenna Service
Havre Comm. TV Assn.
Helena TV Inc.
Northwest Video Inc.
Perfect TV Inc.
Troy Video
Livingston Comm. Antenna Assn.
Missoula TV Cable Co.
Norwest Radio Laboratories
Big Mountain TV Inc.
NEBRASKA
Falls City TV Dist. System
KOOK-TV, KGHL (Billings)
KID-TV (Idaho Falls)
KFBB-TV (Great Falls)
KXLF-TV (Butte)
KID-TV (Idaho Falls)
KFBB-TV (Great Falls)
CJLH-TV (Lethbridge)
KXLY-TV (Spokane)
CJLH-TV (Lethbridge)
KFBB-TV (Great Falls)
KMSO-TV (Missoula)
KXLF-TV (Butte)
KXLY-TV, KREM-TV, KHQ-TV (Spokane)
KMSO-TV (Missoula)
KGEZ-TV (Kalispell)
KOOK-TV, KGHL-TV (Billings)
KFBB-TV (Great Falls)
KOOK-TV, KGHL/TV (Billings)
KID-TV (Idaho Falls)
KXLF-TV (Butte)
KREM-TV, KXLY-TV, KHQ-TV (Spokane)
KMSO-TV (Missoula)
KFBB-TV (Great Falls)
KHQ-TV, KXLY-TV, KREM-TV, (Spokane)
Kimball Comm. TV Co.
Pioneer Radio TV Inc.
Sidney Community TV Co.
NEVADA
TV Transmission Inc.
Community Antenna Co. Inc.
Community Antenna Co. Inc.
Tonopah TV Inc.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Paper City TV Cable Corp.
Bellows Falls Cable Corp.
Colebrook Cable TV Inc.
Better TV Inc.
Community TV Corp.
Twin State TV Inc.
Krans Dept. Store
KFEQ-TV (St. Joseph)
KMTV, WOW-TV (Omaha)
WDAF-TV, KCMO^TV (Kansas City)
KOA-TV, KLZ-TV, KBTV (Denver)
KFBC-TV (Cheyenne)
KOA-TV, KLZ-TV, KBTV (Denver)
KFBC-TV (Cheyenne)
KSL-TV, KTVT, KUTV (Salt Lake City)
KPIX (San Francisco)
KOVR (Stockton)
KCRA-TV (Sacramento)
KRON-TV (San Francisco)
WNAC-TV (Boston)
WMTW (Mt. Washington)
WC AX-TV (Burlington)
WCSH-TV, WGAN-TV (Portland)
CHLT-TV (Sherbrooke)
WCSH-TV, WGAN-TV (Portland)
WMTW (Mt. Washington)
WGBH-TV, WBZ-TV, WNAC-TV, WHDH-
TV (Boston)
WMTW (Mt. Washington)
WMUR-TV (Manchester)
WRLP (Greenfield)
WGBH-TV, WBZ-TV, WNAC-TV, WHDH-
TV (Boston)
WBZ-TV, WNAC-TV (Boston)
WC AX-TV (Burlington)
WMUR-TV (Manchester)
WMTW (Mt. Washington)
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NEW JERSEY
City
Ventnor
Firm Name
South Jersey TV Cable Co.
NEW MEXICO
Aztec
Aztec Community TV Inc.
Baynard
Nichols TV Service
Clovis
Midwest Video Corp.
Farmington
Farmington Coram, TV Inc.
Grants
Tele-Grants Inc.
Hobbs
Hobbs TV Co.
Lovington
Lovington Antenna Co.
Raton
Ruidoso
A. R. F. Products, Inc.
Ruidoso TV Service
Silver City
Tucumcari
Antennavision of Silver City
Tucumcari TV Co.
Stations
WRCV -TV, WFIL-TV
(Philadelphia)
WVUE (Wilmington)
WP1X (New York)
WCAU-TV
KOB-TV , KGGM-TV, KOAT-TV
(Albuquerque)
K GUN-TV (Tucson)
KROD-TV (El Paso)
KFDA-TV, KGNC-TV (Amarillo)
KCBD-TV, KDUB-TV (Lubbock)
KSWS-TV (Roswell)
KOB-TV, KGGM-TV, KOAT-TV
(Albuquerque)
KOB-TV, KGGM-TV, KOAT-TV
(Albuquerque)
KCBD-TV, KDUB-TV (Lubbock)
KMID-TV (Midland)
KSWS-TV (Roswell)
KOSA-TV (Odessa)
KDUB-TV, KCBD-TV (Lubbock)
KSWS-TV (Roswell)
KOSA-TV (Odessa)
KKTV (Colorado Springs)
KSWS-TV (Roswell)
KROD-TV (El paso)
KOAT-TV (Albuquerque)
KOOL-TV, KVAR, KTVK (Phoenix)
KGNC-TV, KFDA-TV (Amarillo)
KICA-TV (Clovis)
KOAT-TV (Albuquerque)
NEW YORK
Bainbridge
Canisteo
Cooperstown
Corning
Corning
D-Misville
Delhi
Ellenville
Ellenville
Elmira
Gibson
Hornell
Hornell
Horseheads
Ithaca
Liberty
Margaretville
Montour Falls
Bainbridge TV Service
Canisteo TV Inc.
Cooperstown Video Co.
Corning Community TV Corp.
Coinm. Enter. Signal System
Steuben TV Antenna System Inc.
Delhi Video Inc.
Ulster County Trans-Video
VVestwood Video Inc.
Elmira Video Inc.
Fribley's Radio Service
Hornell TV Service Inc.
Ford Walton TV Co.
Chemung Valley TV
Ceracche TV Corp.
Liberty Video Corp.
Tel- Viz System
Montour Falls Master TV
Antenna Corp.
WROC-TV
WHEN-TV
WSYE-TV
WNEP-TV
WROC-TV
WINK-TV.
(Binghamton)
WNBF-TV, WINR-TV (Binghamton)
WSYR-TV, WHEN-TV (Syracuse)
WNEP-TV (Scranton)
WKTV (Utica)
WHEN-TV (Syracuse)
WRGB (Schenectady)
WSYR-TV (Syracuse)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WBEN-TV7 (Buffalo)
WROC-TV (Rochester)
WGR-TV, WBEN-TV (Buffalo)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
(Rochester)
(Syracuse)
(Elmira)
(Scranton)
(Rochester)
WNBF-TV
WRGB (Schenectady)
WSYR-TV (Syracuse)
WNEP-TV (ST^nton)
WABC-TV, WABD, WCBS-TV, WOK-TV
WPIX, WRCA-TV, WATT (New York)
(Same as above)
SYR-TV. WHEN-TV (Syracuse)
WBEN-TV7 (Buffalo)
WROC-TV (Rochester)
WNBF-TV, WINR-TV (Binghamton)
WNEP-TV, WDAU-TV (Scranton)
WSYE (Elmira)
WROC-TV, WHEC-TV, WVET-TV
( Rochester)
WBEN-TV, WGR-TV (Buffalo)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WSYR-TV, WHEN-TV (Syracuse)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WHEN-TV7, WSYR-TV (Syracuse)
WHEC-TV , WVET-TV, WROC-TV
(Rochester)
WNEP-TV7 (Scranton)
WRGB (Schenectady)
1355
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ANTENNA SYSTEMS $ $
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City
Firm Name
Napanoch
Napanoch TV Service Club
Norwich
Norwich Video Inc.
Olean
Olean TV Cable Co.
Oneonta
Oneonta Video Inc.
Port Jervis
Walton
Tel-Co TV Sales & Service
Walton Comm. Antenna System
Watertown
Watkins Glen
Woodbridge
C & H TV Service Inc.
Master TV
Woodridge Wired TV Co.
OHIO
Athens
Benton
Cambridge
Coshocton
TV Cable Co.
Wired TV Transmission System
TV Cable System Inc.
Tower Antennas Inc.
Newcomerstown
Newcomerstown TV Cable System
New Philadelphia
Sugarcreek
TV Antenna System Inc.
Tower Antennas Inc.
Waverly
Pike County Antenna System
OKLAHOMA
Ardmore
Vumore Co.
Elk City
Guymon
Hobart
Albany
Arlington
Astoria
Baker
Bates
Bend
Burns
Condon
Coos Bay
Coquille
Community TV
Guymon TV
Vumore Co.
Albany TV Dist. Corp.
Arlington TV Co-op
Clatsop TV Co.
Eastern Oregon TV Inc.
Scott's Furniture
Bend TV Cable Inc.
Burns-Hines TV Inc.
Condon TV Co-op
Bay TV Inc.
Community Cable TV
OREGON
DeLake
Lincoln TV System Inc.
Elgin
Elgin Electric
Enterprise
Enterprise TV Service Co. Inc.
Eugene
Abar TV Cable Co.
Eugene
Carlson, Hatton Hay Inc.
Fossil
Fossil Community TV Inc.
Heppner
Heppner TV Inc.
Hood River
Hood River Cable TV System
Imbler
Imbler TV Assn.
lone
lone-Banana Valley TV System
lone
lone City TV Co-op
John Day
John Day Canyon City Cable Co
John Day
Scott's Furniture
Kinzua
Kinzua Pine Mills System
Klamath Falls
City TV Inc.
Stations
WCBS-TV, WRCA-TV, WABD, WABC-TV,
WOR-TV, WATV, WPIX (New York)
HEN-TV, WSYR-TV (Syracuse)
WKTV (Utica)
WNBF-TV, WINR-TV (Binghamton)
WNEP-TV (Scranton)
WBEN-TV, WGR-TV, WBUF (Buffalo)
WROC-TV (Rochester)
WICU (Erie)
WRGB (Schenectady)
WSYR-TV, WHEN-TV (Syacuse)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WKTV (Utica)
WCBS-TV (New York)
WSYR-TV (Syracuse)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WSYR-TV, WHEN-TV (Syracuse)
WCBS-TV, WRCA-TV, WABD, WABC-TV,
WOR-TV, WPIX, WATV (New York)
WLWC, WBNS-TV, WTVN-TV (Columbus)
LWC, WBNS-TV, WTVN-TV (Columbus)
JW-TV, WEWS (Cleveland)
LWC (Columbus)
KYW-TV, WEWS (Cleveland)
WBNS-TV (Columbus)
WEWS, KYW-TV, W JW-TV (Cleveland)
W JW-TV, WEWS, KYW-TV (Cleveland)
WTRF-TV (Wheeling)
WSTV-TV ( Steuben ville)
KWTV (Oklahoma City)
WFAA-TV (Dallas)
WBAP-TV (Ft. Worth)
KFDX-TV (Wichita Falls)
KTEN (Ada)
WKY-TV, KWTV (Oklahoma City)
KGEO-TV (Enid)
KFDA-TV, KGNC-TV (Amarillo)
WKY-TV, KWTV (Oklahoma City)
KFDX-TV, KSYD-TV (Wichita Falls)
KSWQ-TV (Lawton)
KEPR-TV (Pasco)
KOIN-TV, KGW-TV (Portland)
KING-TV, KOMO-TV (Seattle)
KTVW (Tacoma)
KOIN-TV, KGW-TV (Portland)
KREM-TV, KXLY-TV, KHQ-TV (Spokane)
KBOI-TV (Boise)
KOIN-TV, KPTV, KGW-TV (Portland)
KOIN-TV, KGW-TV (Portland)
KVAL-TV (Eugene)
KVAL-TV (Eugene)
KBES-TV (Medford)
KOIN-TV, KGW-TV (Portland)
KOIN-TV, KGW-TV, KPTV (Portland)
KHQ-TV, KXLY-TV, KREM-TV (Spokane)
KVAL-TV (Eugene)
KONN-TV, KPTV, KGW-TV (Portland)
KOIN-TV, KPTV, KGW-TV (Portland)
KEPR-TV (Pasco)
KOIN-TV, KGW-TV (Portland)
KEPR-TV (Pasco)
KBOI-TV, KIDO-TV (Boise)
KBES-TV (Medford)
KVIP (Redding)
1356
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City Firm Name Stations
KREM-TV, KXLY-TV, KHG-TV (Spokane)
KOIN-TV, KGW-TV, KPTV (Portland)
KOIN-TV, KGW-TV, KPTV (Portland)
KOIN-TV (Portland)
KBES-TV (Medford)
KVAL-TV (Eugene)
KOIN-TV, KPTV, KGW-TV (Portland)
KVAL-TV (Eugene)
KVAL-TV (Eugene)
KOIN-TV (Portland)
KHQ-TV, KXLY-TV, KREM-TV (Spokane)
KEPR-TV (Pasco)
KXLY-TV (Spokane)
KOIN-TV, KPTV, KGW-TV (Portland)
KOLN-TV, KPTV, KGW-TV (Portland)
KOIN-TV, KGW-TV (Portland)
KPIC (Roseburg)
KBES-TV (Medford)
KVAL-TV (Eugene)
KOIN-TV (Portland)
KPTV, KOIN-TV, KGW-TV (Portland)
KOMO-TV (Seattle)
KOIN-TV, KGW-TV (Portland)
KOIN-TV, KGW-TV, KPTV (Portland)
KVAL-TV (Eugene)
KREM-TV, KXLY-TV, KHQ-TV (Spokane)
KOIN-TV, KGW-TV, KPTV (Portland)
KOIN-TV, KOMO-TV (Portland)
KING-TV (Seattle)
KOIN-TV, KGW-TV (Portland)
KVAL-TV (Eugene)
WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV, WCAU-TV
(Philadelphia)
WGAL-TV CLancaster)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WBRE-TV, WILK-TV (Wilkes-Barre)
WDAU-TV (Scranton)
WRCV-TV, WFEL-TV, WCAU-TV
(Philadelphia)
WPIX, WOR-TV (New York)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WBRE-TV (Wilkes-Barre)
WBPZ-TV (Lock Haven)
WCAU-TV, WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV
(Philadelphia)
WPIX (New York)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WFIL-TV, WCAU-TV, WRCV-TV
(Philadelphia)
WPIX, WOR-TV, WABC-TV (New York)
WVUE (Wilmington)
WRCV-TV, WCAU-TV, WFIL-TV
(Philadelphia)
WVUE (Wilmington)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WDAU-TV (Scranton)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WBEN-TV (Buffalo)
WSYE-TV (Elmira)
WBEN-TV, WGR-TV, WBUF (Buffalo)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WICU-TV (Erie)
WRCV-TV, WCAU-TV, WFIL-TV
(Philadelphia)
WPFH (Wilmington)
KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
La Grande
Lebanon
Lebanon
Lexington
Madras
Mill City
Mitchell
Myrtle Point
Eastern Oregon TV Inc.
Lebanon Coram. TV Co-op
Lebanon TV Dist. Co.
Lexington TV Corp.
Rowan's TV-Radio Service
Santiam TV Cable
-Mitchell Community TV
TV Systems Inc.
Newport
Magee TV Co.
Oakridge
Northwest Antenna Cable
Pendleton
Pilot Rock
Pendleton Comm. TV System
Pilot Rock TV Corp.
Portland
Prineville
Reedsport
Trans-Video Co. of Oregon
Prineville Comm. TV Inc.
Cable TV Corp.
Roseburg
Umpqua Radio & TV Inc.
Seaside
Seaside
Sheridan
The Dalles
Dynamic TV
Seaside TV Service Co. Inc.
Stuck Electric Co.
The Dalles TV Co.
Tillamook
Toledo
Radio Sound Service
Mac's TV & Electronics
Union
Warm Springs
Wheeler
Eastern Oregon TV Inc.
Warm Springs Cable System
Pricketts Radio & TV
Yachats
Yachats Community TV Systi
Ashland
PENNS1
Ashland Video Co.
Avis
Charles TV Cable System
Bangor
Clar-O-View Comm. TV Inc.
Bellefonte
Central Penna. Corp.
Berwick
Bethlehem
Blairs Mills
Bloomsburg
Blossburg
Bradford
Bradford
Brandonville
Brockton
Brockway
Cable TV Co.
Service Electric TV Cable Co.
E. B. Kling & Co.
Municipal TV Corp.
Williamson Road TV Co.
Bradford TV Cable Co.
Parkway Antenna Co.
Community TV Assn.
Schuylkill Valley Trans Video Corp.
Brockway TV Inc.
1357
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City Firm Name Stations
Buck Hill Falls
Carlisle
Clarendon
Clearfield
Conemaugh
Coudersport
Danville
Easton
Elizabethville
Elkland
Everett
Franklin
Galeton
Hamburg
Harrisburg
Iiazleton
Herndon
Honesdale
Howard
Isabella
Jersey Shore
Johnsonburg
Kingston
Lansford
Lehighton
Buck Hill Falls TV Co.
Mathew's Inc.
Clarendon TV Assoc.
Clearfield TV Inc.
Apex TV & Radio Service Inc.
Coudersport TV Cable Co.
Service Electric Co.
Clear-Pic Electronics Inc.
Elizabethville TV Corp.
Elk'and Electric Co. Inc.
Everett TV Corp.
Coaxial Cable Co.
Galeton TV Antenna Inc.
Hamburg Tire Co.
Perfect TV Inc.
Mountain City TV Co.
Pike's Peak TV Assn.
Honesdale TV Service
Mill Hall Cable Co. Inc.
Community Antenna Co.
Hardt's Video Service
Johnsonbnrg Comm. TV Inc.
Teleservice Co.
Panther Valley TV Co. Inc.
Lehigh Trans-Video Corp.
WBEN-TV, WGR-TV (Buffalo)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WEWS (Cleveland)
WICU-TV (Erie)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh)
WJAC-TV, WARD-TV (Johnstown)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh)
WSTV-TV (Steubenville)
WGR-TV, WBEN-TV (Buffalo)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WFIL-TV (Philadelphia)
WDAU-TV (Scranton)
WBRE-TV, WILK-TV (Wilkes-Barre)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WPIX, WABD (New York)
WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV (Philadelphia)
WCBS-TV, WRCA-TV, WABD, WABC-TV
WOR-TV, WPIX (New York)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WTPA, WCMB-TV (Harrisburg)
WFIL-TV (Philadelphia)
WBEN-TV (Buffalo)
WSYE-TV (Elmira)
WNBF-TV ( Binghamton )
KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh)
WTTG (Washington)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WSVA-TV (Harrisonburg)
WICU-TV (Erie)
WBEN-TV (Buffalo)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WSYE (Elmira)
WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV, WCAU-TV
(Philadelphia)
WVUE (Wilmington)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WLBR-TV (Lebanon)
WMAR-TV, WBAL-TV (Baltimore)
WFIL-TV (Philadelphia)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WHP-TV (Harrisburg)
WCBS-TV, WRCA-TV. WABD, WABC-TV
WOR-TV (New York)
WFIL-TV (Philadelphia)
WCBS-TV, WRCA-TV, WABD, WABC-TV
WOR-TV, WPIX, WATV (New York)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WrJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WBRS-TV, WILK-TV (Wilkes-Barre)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WILK-TV, WBRE-TV (Wilkes-Barre)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WDAU-TV, WNEP-TV (Scranton)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WBEN-TV (Buffalo)
KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh)
WEWS (Cleveland)
WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV (Philadelphia)
WCBS-TV, WABD, WPIX (New York)
WDAU-TV (Scranton)
WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV, WCAU-TV
(Philadelphia)
WPIX, WOR-TV (New York)
WDAU-TV (Scranton)
WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV, WCAU-TV
(Philadelphia)
WPIX (New York)
WVUE (Wilmington)
1358
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City Firm Name Stations
Lewiston
Lock Haven
Lykens
Mahanoy City
Mahanoy City
Mansfield
Meadville
Meyersdale
Millersburg
Minersville
Montgomery
Mt. Union
Muncy
Nesquehoning
Newport
Oil City
Palmerton
Pine Grove
Plymouth
Port Allegany
Pottsville
Pennwire TV Co.
Susquehanna Valley TV Corp.
Lykens TV Extension Co., Inc.
Service Electric Co.
City TV Corp.
Tyco TV Co.
Meadville Master Antenna
Kirchner TV Co.
Millersburg TV Co.
Minersville Trans-Video Corp.
Montgomery Video Corp.
Mt. Union Antenna Co. Inc.
Muncy TV Corp.
Nesquehoning Electronics
Newport TV Co.
TV Cable Co.
Palmerton TV Signal Corp.
Pine Grove TV Cable Service
Hawley TV Service Co.
Dealers Repair Service
Pottsville Trans-Video Corp.
(Scranton)
WCAU-TV
W J AC-TV (Johnstown)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WRCV-TV (Philadelphia)
WTPA (Harrisburg)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WBRE-TV, WILK-TV (Wilkes-Barre)
WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV, WCAU-TV
(Philadelphia)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WVUE (Wilmington)
WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV, WCAU-TV
(Philadelphia)
WPIX, WOR-TV (New York)
WBRE-TV, WILK-TV (Wilkes-Barre)
WVUE (Wilmington)
WDAU-TV, WNEP-TV
WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV,
(Philadelphia)
WVUE (Wilmington)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WBEN-TV (Buffalo)
WSYE-TV (Elmira)
WEWS (Cleveland)
WICU-TV, WSEE! (Erie)
KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh)
WFMJ-TV (Youngstown)
KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WSTV-TV ( Steuben ville)
WMAR-TV (Baltimore)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WFIL-TV, WRCV-TV (Philadelphia)
WHP-TV (Harrisburg)
WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV, WCAU-TV
(Philadelphia)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WVUE (Wilmington)
WHP-TV (Harrisburg)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WBRE-TV, WILK-TV (Wilkes-Barre)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WTTG (Washington)
WBRE-TV, WILK-TV (Wilkes-Barre)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WDAU-TV (Scranton)
WPIX, WOR-TV (New York)
WCAU-TV, WTIL-TV, WRCV-TV
(Philadelphia)
WDAU-TV (Scranton)
WMAR-TV (Baltimore)
WTPA ( Harrisburg )
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WKBN-TV ( Youngstown >
WICU-TV (Erie)
WABC-TV, WATV, WPIX, WOR-TV
(New York)
WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV, WCAU-TV
(Philadelphia)
WVUE (Wilmington)
WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV,
TV (Philadelphia)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WSBA-TV (York)
WVUE (Wilmington)
WHP-TV (Harrisburg)
WBRE-TV (Wilkes-Barre)
WNEP-TV, WDAU-TV (Scranton)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WGR-TV, WBEN-TV (Buffalo)
WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV, WCAU-TV
(Philadelphia)
WVUE (Wilmington)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WPIX (New York)
WCAU-TV, WHYY
1359
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City
Pottsville
Renovo
Ridgway
Salona
Schuylkill Haven
Schuylkill Haven
Selinsgrove
Shamokin
Shamokin
Sheffield
Shenandoah
Shickshinny
Slatington
Smithport
Snowshoe
South Renovo
St. Clair
St. Mary's
State College
Steelton
Strotidsburg
Sunhury
Tamao.ua
Titusville
Warren
Warren
Warren
Firm Name
Wire Tele-View Corp.
Greater Renovo TV Corp.
Ridgway TV Co.
Salona Mutual TV Cable Assn.
Schuylkill Haven Trans-Video
S. I,. TV Corp.
River TV Co.
Eastern Penna. Relay Station
TV Extension Corp.
South Side TV Assn.
Shen-Heights TV Assoc. Inc.
Shickshinny TV Corp.
Kern's Electric & TV Antenna
Palmer Electric Co.
Snowshoe TV Co.
South Renovo TV Assn.
St. Clair TV Corp.
St. Mary's TV Co.
State College TA' Cable Co.
Better TV Co.
Pocono TV Relay Inc.
B. K. P. TV Systems Inc.
Tamaqua TV Inc.
Titusville Cable Co.
Warren TV Corp.
Warren County TV Assn.
West Side TV Corp.
Stations
WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV, WCAU-TV
(Philadelphia)
WPIX (New York)
WVUE (Wilmington)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WBRE-TV (Wilkes-Barre)
W J AC-TV (Johnstown)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh)
WICU-TV (Erie)
WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV, WCAU-TV
(Philadelphia)
WVUE (Wilmington)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV, WCAU-TV
(Philadelphia)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WBRE-TV, WILK-TV (Wikes-Barre)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WDAU-TV (Scranton)
WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV (Philadelphia)
WVUE (Wihnington)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WDAU-TV (Scranton)
WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV (Philadelphia)
WVUE (Wihnington)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WDAU-TV (Scranton)
KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh)
WBEN-TV, WGR-TV (Buffalo)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WICU-TV (Erie)
WCAU-TV, WFTL-TV, WRCV-TV
(Philadelphia)
WILK-TV (Wilkes-Barre)
WNEP-TV (Scranton)
WFIL-TV, WCAU-TV (Philadelphia)
WPIX (New York)
WVUE (Wilmington)
WBEN-TV, WGR-TV (Buffalo)
WROC-TV (Rochester)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WFIL-TV, WCAU-TV, WRCV-TV
(Philadelphia)
WPIX (New York)
WVUE (Wilmington)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WFBG1TV (Altoona)
WBPZ-TV (Lock Haven)
WCBS-TV, WRCA-TV, WABD, WPIX
(New York)
WFIL-TV (Philadelphia)
WBRE-TV, WILK-TV (Wilkes-Barre)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WDAU-TV, WNEP-TV (Scranton)
WRCV-TV, WFIL-TV, WCAU-TV
(Philadelphia)
WVUE (Wilmington)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WICU-TV, WSEE (Erie)
WBEN-TV (Buffalo)
KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh)
WFMJ-TV (Youngstown)
WEWS (Cleveland)
WBEN-TV, WGR-TV, WBUF (Buffalo)
WSEE, WICU-TV (Erie)
WBEN-TV, WGR-TV (Buffalo)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WICU-TV (Erie)
1360
# # COMMUNITY TELEVISION ANTENNA SYSTEMS & #
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City
Wellsboro
Westfleld
Wilkes-Barre
Williamsport
Williamsport
Williamsport
Williamsport
Youngsville
Chamberlain
Deadwood
Lead
Mitchell
Blountville
Copperhil
Erwin
Johnson City
Kingsport
Albany
Brady
Breckenridge
Brownwood
Bryan
Canadian
Firm Name
West End TV Cable System
Westfleld Comm. Antenna Assn.
Teleservice Co.
Cole TV
Lycoming TV Cable Corp.
West Branch TV Services Inc.
Williamsport TV Cable Corp.
Youngsville TV Corp.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Missouri Valley TV Co. Inc.
Western TV Inc.
Western TV System Inc.
Palace Trans-Video Co.
J. W. Adams Co.
TENNESSEE
E. R. Lewis TV System
C & M TV Cable Co.
Huntsman TV Cable Co.
TV Cable Corp.
King Appliance Co.
TV Enterprises Ltd.
TEXAS
Breckenridge TV Dist. Co.
Brownwood TV Cable Service Inc.
Midwest Video Inc.
TV Cable Service
Stations
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WSYR-TV (Syracuse)
WBEN-TV (Buffalo)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WBEN-TV (Buffalo)
WYSE (Elmira)
WRCV-TC, WFIL-TV (Philadelphia)
WCBS-TV, WPIX, WABD (New York)
WILK-TV, WBRE-TV (Wilkes-Barre)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WNBF-TV ( Binghamton )
WDAU-TV (Scranton)
WILK-TV, WBRE-TV (Wilkes-Barre)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WDAU-TV (Scranton)
WBRE-TV, WILK-TV (Wilkes-Barre)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WDAU-TV (Scranton)
WNBF-TV (Binghamton)
WFBG-TV (Altoona)
WILK-TAr, WBRE-TV (Wilkes-Barre)
WGAL-TV (Lancaster)
WDAU-TV (Scranton)
WBEN-TV, WGR-TV (Buffalo)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WICU-TV (Erie)
KTIV, KVTV (Sioux City)
KELO-TV (Sioux Falls)
(Florence)
(Reliance)
(Florence)
(Reliance)
(Dickinson)
(Bismarck)
(Rapid City)
(Dickinson)
(Bi> marck)
(Florence) .
(Sioux Falls)
KDLO-TV
KPLO-TV
KDLO-TV
KPLO-TV
KDIX-TV
KFYR-TV
KOTA-TV
KDIX-TV
KFYR-TV
KDLO-TV
KELO-TV
KTIV & KVTV (Sionx City)
WBTV (Charlotte)
WJHL-TV (Johnson City)
WATE (Knoxville)
WSB-TV, WAGA-TV, WLWA (Atlanta)
WBTV (Charlotte)
WATE-TV (Knoxville)
WJHL-TV (Johnson City)
WVYB-TV (Bristol)
WLOS-TV (Ashevi'Je)
WBTV (Charlotte)
WLOS-TV (Asheville)
WATE (Knoxville)
WBTV (Charlotte)
WLOS-TV (Asheville)
WATE (Knoxville)
WCYB-TV (Bristol)
WJHL-TV (Johnson City)
KTBC-TV (Austin)
KRBC-TV (Abilene)
KCTV (San Angelo)
KRLD-TV (Dal'as)
WBAP-TV (Ft. Worth)
WBAP-TV (Ft. Worth)
KRLD-TV (Dallas)
KFDX-TV & KSYD-TV
KRBC-TV (Abilene)
KRLD-TV & WFAA-TV
WBAP-TV (Ft. Worth)
KRBC-TV (Abilene)
(Wichita Fal!s)
(Dallas)
KWTV (Oklahoma City)
KGEO-TV (Enid)
KGNC-TV (Amarillo)
1361
# # COMMUNITY TELEVISION ANTENNA SYSTEMS $ $
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Cily Firm Name Stations
Childress
Del Rio
Denison
Gatesville
Graham
Sonora
Sulphur Springs
Uvalde
Van, Horn
Victoria
Wellington
Helper
Price
Richfield
Salt Lake City
Sunnyside
Vernal
Barre
Bellows Falls
Brattleboro
Burlington
Ludlow
Montpelier
Yiunore Co.
Del Rio TV Cable Corp.
Better TV Inc.
Cable-Vision
TV Distributing Co.
jacKsonvuie
Madisonville
Marfa
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Madisonville Cable Corp.
Marfa TV Cable Inc.
Matador
T.V. Signal Service Co.
Memphis
Master Antenna Service
Mineral Wells
Community Aerial System
Ozona
Ozona TV System
Paducah
TV Signal Service Co.
Palestine
Clearview Cable Corp.
Paris
Sherman
Mid-West Video Corp.
Teie-Vue Products Co.
Sonora TV Service Inc.
TV Cable System
Uvalde TV Cable Corp.
Van Horn Cable Co.
Tele-Tenna Corp. of Victoria
Vumore Co.
UTAH
Helper Community TV Inc.
Vetere Perfect TV Inc.
Servier TV Cable
Sevier TV Signal Distribution Co.
Price Trading Co.
Basin TV Inc.
VERMONT
Vermont TV Inc.
Bellow Falls Cable Corp.
Brattleboro TV Inc.
Green Mt. TV Corp.
Okemo Vue Inc.
Montpelier Community TV Inc.
KFDX-TV & KSYD-TV (Wichita Falls)
KDUB-TV (Lubbock)
KONO-TV, WOAI-TV & KENS-TV
(San Antonio)
WBAP-TV & KFJZ-TV (Ft. Worth)
KRLD-TV WFAA-TV (Dallas)
KTEN (Ada)
WBAP-TV (Ft. Worth)
KTBC-TV (Austin)
WFAA-TV (Dallas)
KWTX-TV (Waco)
KCEN (Temple)
WBAP-TV KFJZ-TV (Ft. Worth)
KRLD-TV & WFAA-TV (Dallas)
KFDX-TV & KSYD-TV (Wichita Falls)
WFAA-TV KRLD-TV (Dallas)
KTRE-TV (Lufkin)
KROD-TV (El Paso)
KOSA-TV (Odessa)
KFDX-TV (Wichita Falls)
KDUB-TV & KCBD-TV (Lubbock)
KGNC-TV & KFDA-TV (Amarillo)
KDUB-TV (Lubbock)
KFDX-TV (Wichita Falls)
KRLD-TV & WFAA-TV (Dallas)
WBAP-TV & KFJZ-TV (Ft. Worth)
KFDX-TV (Wichita Falls)
KCTV (St. Angelo)
WOAI-TV (San Antonio)
KMID-TV (Midland)
KFDX-TV (Wichita Falls)
KDUB-TV & KCBD-TV (Lubboek)
KLTV (Tyler)
WBAP-TV (Ft. Worth)
KRLD-TV & WFAA-TV (Dallas)
KTRE-TV (Lufkin)
KRLD-TV & WFAA-TV (Dallas)
WBAP-TV (Ft. Worth)
KCTV (San Angelo)
KENS-TV & WOAI-TV (San Antonio)
KMID-TV (Midland)
KRLD-TV & WFAA-TV (Dallas)
WBAP-TV (Ft. Worth)
KLTV (Tyler)
KENS-TV, KONO-TV & WOAI-TV
(San Antonio)
KROD-TV (El Paso)
KGNC-TV & KFDA-TV (Amarillo)
KFDEX-TV & KSYD-TV (Wichita Falls)
KSL-TV, KTVT & KUTV (Salt Lake City)
KUTV, KTVT & KSL-TV (Salt Lake City)
KSL-TV, KTVT & KUTV (Salt Lake City)
WRGB (Schenectady)
WPTZ (Plattsburgh)
WMTW (Mt. Washington)
WC AX-TV (Burlington)
CBMT (Montreal)
WBZ-TV, WN AC-TV & WHDH-TV (Boston)
WBZ-TV, WBGH-TV, WHDH-TV & WNAC-
TV (Boston)
WMUR-TV (Manchester)
WTIC-TV (Hartford)
WMTW (Mt. Washington)
WRLP (Greenfield)
WRGB (Schenectady)
WMTW (Mt. Washington)
WCAX-TV (Burlington)
CBMT & CBFT (Montreal)
WBZ-TV & WN AC-TV (Boston)
WMUR-TV (Manchester)
WMTW (Mt. Washington)
WRGB (Schenectady)
WCAX-TV (Rurlington)
1362
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* COMMUNITY
TELEVISION ANTENNA
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SYSTEMS # #
<««««<<<<<<<<<<<<<«< «■<■< <■<■<■<■<■<■<-< < < <■< <■<-<-< <<<<<<<<<<<<■<
City
Xorthfield
Springfield
Springfield
Springfield
St. Johnsbnry
Windsor
Woodstock
Appalachia
Grundy
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Firm Name
Trans-Video
Young's Community TV Corp.
Windsor Community Antenna Corp.
John T. Thurber Inc.
St. Johnsbury Community TV Corp.
Windsor Community Antenna Corp.
Woodstock TV Inc.
VIRGINIA
Paintsville Appliance Co.
Grundy TV Co.
Harrisonburg Trans-Video Corp.
Staunton Video Corp.
WASHINGTO>
Aberdeen
Harbor TV Corp.
Rellingham
Telecable Inc.
ChehaMs
KELA-TV Inc.
Chelan
Che'an Antenna Service
Cle Elum
Colville
C&scassa Bros.
Colville Video Inc.
Connell
Connell TV Co.
Coulee Dam
TV Assoc, of Coulee Dam
Dayton
Touchet Valley TV Inc.
Ellensburg
Ellensburg Jerrold TV Cable Corp.
Ephrata
Empire TV Inc.
Everett
TV Cable Inc.
Goldendale
Kennewick
Goldendale TV Cable Inc.
Columbia TV Service Co.
Lind
Lind TV Service Inc.
Moses Lake
Moses Lake TV, Inc.
Omak-Okanogan-
Tonasket
Pomeroy
Okanogan Valley TV Cable Co.
Christensen-Rauch Co.
Stations
WRGB (Schenectady)
WC AX-TV (Burlington)
WMTW (Mt. Washington)
WBZ-TV & WNAC-TV (Boston)
WRGB (Schenectady)
WMUR-TV (Manchester)
WC AX-TV (Burlington)
WBZ-TV & WNAC-TV (Boston)
WMUR-TV (Manchester)
WC AX-TV (Burlington)
WMTW (Mt. Washington)
WCSH-TV & WGAN-TV (Portland)
WMTW (Mt. Washington)
WBZ-TV & WNAC-TV (Boston)
WMUR-TV (Manchester)
WC AX-TV (Burlington)
WMTW (Mt. Washington)
WBZ-TV (Boston)
WRGB (Schenectady)
WMTW (Mt. Washington)
(Johnson City)
(Asheville)
(Bristol)
(Huntington)
(Johnson City)
(Oak Hill)
WTOP-TV
Qnincy
Quincy Valley TV Assn.
WJHL-TV
WLOS-TV
WCYB-TV
WSAZ-TV
WJHL-TV
WOAY-TV
WTTG, WMAL-TV
(Washington)
WXEX-TV (Petersburg)
WSVA-TV (Harrisonburg)
WTVR (Richmond)
WTVR (Richmond)
WTTG & WTOP-TV (Washington)
WSVA-TV (Harrisonburg)
WXEX-TV (Petersburg)
KOMO-TV & KING-TV (Seattle)
KTNT-TV & KTVW (Tacoma)
KOMO-TV & KING-TV (Seattle)
KTNT-TV (Tacoma)
KING-TV & KOMO-TV (Seattle)
KTNT-TV (Tacoma)
KXLY-TV, KREM-TV & W HQ-TV
(Spokane)
KREM-TV, KHQ-TV & KXLY-TV
(Spokane)
KREM-TV, KXLY-TV & KHQ-TV
( Spokane )
KEPR-TV (Pasco)
KREM-TV, KXLY-TV, KHQ-TV
(Spokane)
KHQ-TV, KXLY-TV, KREM-TV
(Spokane)
KING-TV & KOMO-TV (Seattle)
KXLY-TV (Spokane)
KIMA-TV (Yakima)
KXLY-TV, KHQ-TV & KREM-TV
(Spokane)
KBAS-TV (Ephrata)
KOMO-TV, KIRO-TV & KING-TV (Seattle)
KTNT-TV & KTVW (Tacoma)
KVOS-TV (Bellingham)
KOIN-TV, KPTV & KGW-TV (Portland)
KREM-TV, KXLY-TV & KHQ-TV
(Spokane)
KEPR-TV (Pasco)
KTRX (Kennewick)
KXLY-TV, KHQ-TV & KREM-TV
(Spokane)
KHQ-TV, KREM-TV & KXLY-TV
(Spokane)
KBAS-TV (Ephrata)
KXLY-TV, KHQ-TV & KREM-TV
(Spokane)
KHQ-TV, KXLY-TV & KREM-TV
(Spokane)
KREM-TV, KXLY-TV & KHQ-TV
(Spokane)
1363
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MMUNITY TELEVISION ANTENNA SYSTEMS # #
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Firm Name Stations
City
Raymond
Republic
Richland
Seattle
Seattle
Sedro-Wooley
Soap Lake
Starbuck
Sunnyside
Walla Walla
Washtuena
Waterville
Wenatchee
Wilsoncreek
Wi shram
AmherstdaJe
Bluefield
Burnsville
Charlton Heights
Chesapeake
Clarksburg
Coalwood
East Gulf
Elkins
Fairmont
Powell's Radio & TV
TV Assoc, of Republic
Richland TV Cable Corp.
Holert Electronic Inc.
Master TV Antenna Systems
Malone Music Co.
Soap Lake TV Inc.
Starbuck Community Antenna System
Harrie's TV
Blue Mits. TV Cable Corp.
Snyder Electric Co.
Clements TV
Consolidated TV Cable Corp.
S & S Electronics
Wishram TV
WEST VIRGINIA
Durfee's Inc.
Bluefield TV Cable Corp.
Marlindon Cable Co.
Jack Knight
Chesapeake Water & Light Co.
Clarksburg TV Cable Corp.
Olga Coal Co.
C. H. Mead Coal Co.
Tygart Valley Cable Corp.
Fairmont TV Cable Co.
Follansbee
Alco Radio & Supply
Glendale
Glen-Tenna
Grafton
Bennett Refrigerator Co.
Hinton
Hinton TV Corp.
Keyser
Keyser TV Co. Inc.
Logan
Durfee's Inc.
Lost Creek
Lost Creek TV Co.
Man
Durfee's Inc.
Morgantown
Community Cable Co.
Moundsville
Clear TV Inc.
Mullens
Mullens TV Cable Service
New Martinsville
TV Cable Inc.
Petersburg
Oates TV Inc.
Phillippi
Phillippi Community TV
Piedmont
Upper Potomac TV Co. In
Prenter
Red Parrot Coal Co.
Rainelle
Rainell TV Corp.
KOMO-TV (Seattle)
KXLY-TV
KING-TV, KIRO-TV
KHQ-TV, KREM-TV
(Spokane)
KREM-TV, KHQ-TV & KXLY-TV
(Spokane)
KING-TV, KOMO-TV, KTNT-TV & KTVW
( Seattle-Tacoma)
KXLY-TV, KHQ-TV & KREM-TV
(Spokane)
KBAS-TV (Ephrata)
KIMA-TV (Yakima)
KXLY-TV, KHQ-TV & KREM-TV
(Spokane)
KXLY-TV, KHQ-TV, KREM-TV (Spokane)
KHQ-TV, KREM-TV & KXLY-TV
(Spokane)
KOIN-TV, KPTV & KGW-TV (Portland)
WCHS-TV (Charleston)
WSLS-TV (Roanoke)
WJHL-TV (Johnson City)
WDBJ-TV & WSLS-TV (Roanoke)
WOAY-TC (Oak Hill)
WTRF-TV (Wheeling)
KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh)
WSTV-TV ( Steuben ville)
WSAZ-TV (Huntington)
WSLS-TV (Roanoke)
WCHS-TV (Charleston)
KDKA-TV
WTRF-TV
WSTV-TV
KDKA-TV
WTRF-TV
WSTV-TV
(Pittsburgh)
(Wheeling)
(Steubenville)
(Pittsburgh)
(Wheeling)
(Steubenville)
KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh)
WTRF-TV (Wheeling)
WSTV-TV (Steubenville)
WDBJ-TV & WSLS-TV (Roanoke)
WOAY-TV (Oak Hill)
WHIS-TV (Bluefield)
WTOP-TV & WMAL-TV (Washington)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WSAZ-TV & WHTN-TV (Huntington)
WCHS-TV (Charleston)
WOAY-TV (Oak Hill)
WSAZ-TV & WHTN-TV (Huntington)
WCHS-TV (Charleston)
WDKA-TV (Pittsburgh)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WTRF-TV (Wheeling)
WSTV-TV (Steubenville)
KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh)
WTRF-TV (Wheeling)
WSTV-TV (Steubenville)
WHIS-TV (Bluefield)
WCHS-TV (Charleston)
WOAY-TV (Oak Hill)
WSAZ-TV (Huntington)
KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh)
WTRF-TV (Wheeling)
WSTV-TV (Steubenville)
WRC-TV, WTTG, WTOP-TV & WMAL-TV
(Washington)
WJAC-TV (Johnstown)
WSLS-TV (Roanoke)
WCHS-TV (Charleston)
WOAY-TV (Oak Hill)
1364
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City Firm Name Stations
Richwood
Ronceverte
Rowlesburg
Spencer
War
Webster Springs
Weirton
Welch
Weston
Wheeling
Whitesville
Williamson
Niagara
Rhinelander
Rice Lake
Wausau
Basin
Casper
Cody
Cokesville
Greybull
Jackson
Kemmerer
'Laramie
Mountain View
Pine Bluffs
Rawlins
Rock Springs
Sheridan
Tensleep
Thermopolis
Thermopolis
Worland
Ketchikan
Richwood TV Co. Inc.
Ronceverte TV Corp.
Community Cable Co. Inc.
T. J. Arnold Appliance Co.
TV Antenna Service Inc.
Webster TV
Weirton TV Cable Corp.
Welch Antenna Co.
Weston TV Cable Corp.
Wheeling Antenna Co.
Whitesville Radio &
Refrigeration Service
Williamson TV Corp.
WISCONSIN
Niagara Community TV Co-op
Rhinelander TV Cable Corp.
Rice Lake Radio Co.
Wisconsin Community Antenna Inc.
WYOMING
Western TV Corp.
Community TV System of Wisconsin
Cody Community TV Corp.
Cokesville Radio & Electric Co.
Western TV Corp.
Jackson Community TV System
Kem-Tev Corp.
Laramie Community TV Co.
Uinta Signal Co.
Pine Bluffs Community TV System
Rawlins Community TV Co.
Sweetwater TV Co.
Clouds Peak Radio & TV Corp.
Bighorn Radio & TV
Thermopolis Bcstg. TV Co.
Thermopolis TV Co.
Western TV Corp.
ALASKA
Ketchikan Alaska TV Inc.
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WSAZ-TV & WHTN-TV (Huntington)
WCHS-TV (Charleston)
WSLS-TV & WDJB-TV (Roanoke)
WOAY-TV (Oak Hill)
WHIS-TV (Bluefield)
KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh)
WTRF-TV (Wheeling)
WSTV-TV ( Steuben ville)
WSAZ-TV (Huntington)
WCHS-TV (Charleston)
WSAZ-TV & WHTN-TV (Huntington)
WHIS-TV (Bluefield)
WCHS-TV (Charleston)
WOAY-TV (Oak Hill)
WSAZ-TV (Huntington)
WCHS-TV (Charleston)
WOAY-TV (Oak Hill)
WSAZ-TV & WHTN-TV (Huntington)
WCHS-TV (Charleston)
WHIS-TV (Bluefield)
WOAY-TV (Oak Hill)
WTRF-TV (Wheeling)
WCHS-TV (Charleston)
WHTN-TV (Huntington)
KDKO-TV (Pittsburgh)
WSTV-TV (Steubenville)
WTRF-TV (Wheeling)
WSAZ-TV (Huntington)
WCHS-TV (Charleston)
WOAY-TV (Oak Hill)
WBAY-TV & WFRV-TV (Green Bay)
WMBV-TV (Marinette)
WBAY-TV & WFRV-TV (Green Bay)
WSAU-TV (Wausau)
WMBV-TV (Marinette)
WTCN-TV, KTCA & WCCO-TV
(Minneapolis)
KSTP-TV (St. Paul)
WBAY-TV & WFRV-TV (Green Bay)
WMBV-TV (Marinette)
WSAU-TV (Wausau)
KOOK-TV & KGHL-TV (Billings)
KID-TV (Idaho Falls)
KWRB-TV (Riverton)
KLZ-TV, KOA-TV, KBTV & KTVR
(Denver)
KFBC (Cheyenne)
KOOK-TV (Billings)
KID-TV (Idaho Falls)
KUTV, KTVT & KSL-TV (Salt Lake City)
KOOK-TV & KGHL-TV (Billings)
KID-TV (Idaho Falls)
KWRB-TV (Riverton)
KID-TV (Idaho Falls)
KSL-TV, KTVT & KUTV (Salit Lake City)
KTVR, KOA-TV, KSLZ-TV & KBTV
(Denver)
KFBC-TV (Cheyenne)
KUTV, KTVT & KSL-TV
KTVR, KOA-TV, KLZ-TV
(Denver)
KFBC-TV (Cheyenne)
KTVR, KOA-TV, KLZ-TV & KBTV
(Denver)
KFBC-TV (Cheyenne)
KSL-TV, KTVT, KUTV (Salt Lake City)
KOOK-TV (Billings)
KOOK-TV (Billings)
KWRB-TV (Riverton)
KOOK-TV (Billings)
KOOK-TV & KGHL-TV (Billings)
KWRB-TV (Riverton)
KOOK-TV, KGHL-TV (Billings)
KID-TV (Idaho Falls)
KTWO-TV &KSPR-TV (Casper)
KWRB-TV (Riverton)
(Salt Lake City)
& KBTV
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"EMMY" WINNERS— 1957
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BEST SINGLE PROGRAM OF THE YEAR
"The Comedian" on "Playhouse 90"
BEST DRAMATIC SERIES WITH CONTINUING CHARACTERS
"Gunsmoke"
BEST DRAMATIC ANTHOLOGY SERIES
"Playhouse 90"
BEST COMEDY SERIES
"The Phil Silvers Show"
BEST MUSICAL, VARIETY, AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION OR QUIZ SERIES
Dinah Shore on "The Chevy Show"
BEST PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAM OR SERIES
"Omnibus"
BEST NEW PROGRAM SERIES OF THE YEAR
"Seven Lively Arts"
ACTOR — Best Single Performance (Lead or Support)
Peter Ustinov on "Life of Samuel Johnson/' "Omnibus"
ACTRESS — Best Single Performance (Lead or Support)
Polly Bergen on "Helen Morgan Story," "Playhouse 90"
ACTOR — Best Continuing Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role
In a Dramatic or Comedy Series
Robert Young on "Father Knows Best"
ACTRESS — Best Continuing Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role
In a Dramatic or Comedy Series
Jane Wyatt on "Father Knows Best"
SUPPORTING ACTOR — Best Continuing Supporting Performance
In a Dramatic or Comedy Series
Carl Reiner on "Caesar's Hour"
SUPPORTING ACTRESS — Best Continuing Supporting Performance
In a Dramatic or Comedy Series
Ann B. Davis on "The Bob Cummings Show"
BEST CONTINUING PERFORMANCE (MALE) IN A SERIES BY A COMEDIAN,
SINGER, HOST, DANCER, M. C, ANNOUNCER, NARRATOR, PANELIST,
OR ANY PERSON WHO ESSENTIALLY PLAYS HIMSELF
Jack Benny on "The Jack Benny Show"
BEST CONTINUING PERFORMANCE (FEMALE) IN A SERIES BY A
COMEDIENNE, SINGER, HOST, DANCER, M. C, ANNOUNCER, NARRATOR,
PANELIST, OR ANY PERSON WHO ESSENTIALLY PLAYS HERSELF
Dinah Shore on "The Chevy Show"
BEST NEWS COMMENTARY
Edward R. Murrow for "See It Now"— CBS-TV
BEST MUSICAL CONTRIBUTION FOR TELEVISION
Leonard Bernstein for "Omnibus"
BEST TELEPLAY WRITING (HALF HOUR OR LESS)
Paul Monash for "The Lonely Wizard," "Schlitz Playhouse"
BEST TELEPLAY WRITING (ONE HOUR OR MORE)
Rod Serling for "The Comedian," "Playhouse 90"
BEST COMEDY WRITING
"Phil Silvers" — Hiken, Friedberg, Sharp, Ryan, Jacoby,
Rosen, Zelinka, Russell, Webster
BEST DIRECTION (HALF HOUR OR LESS)
Robert Stevens, "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" "The Glass Eye"
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Bob Banner, Dinah Shore, "The Chevy Show"
BEST COVERAGE OF AN UNSCHEDULED NEWSWORTHY EVENT
Feb., '57, Riker's Island Crash, "World News Roundup" — CBS
BEST ART DIRECTION
Rouben Ter-Arutunian, "12th Night," "Hallmark Hall of Fame"
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY FOR TELEVISION
Harold C. Wellman, "Hemo The Magnificent," Bell Telephone
Science Series
BEST LIVE CAMERA WORK
"Playhouse 90" — CBS-TV
BEST ENGINEERING OR TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENT
"Wide, Wide World," Engineering, Camera, NBC
BEST EDITING OF A FILM FOR TELEVISION
Mike Pozen for "How To Kill A Woman"— "Gunsmoke"
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BEST LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM
"Golden Voyage," Jack Douglas— KCOP
BEST DOCUMENTARY OR EDUCATION PROGRAMS
"Harvest" — Dr. Frank Baxter — KRCA
BEST NEWS PROGRAM
Clete Roberts — "Special Report" — KNXT
BEST SPORTS PROGRAM
Gil Stratton — "Sports Show" — KNXT
BEST CHILDREN'S PROGRAM
"Faith Of Our Children"— KRCA
MOST OUTSTANDING MALE PERSONALITY
Clete Roberts— KNXT
MOST OUTSTANDING FEMALE PERSONALITY
Miyoshi Umeki—KNXT
BEST LOCAL STATION PRODUCTION SEEN ALSO OUTSIDE LOS ANGELES
"I Search For Adventure" — Jack Douglas — fCCOP
SPECIAL STATION ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
KTLA and KTTV
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"Sunrise Semester" — WCBS-TV
BEST DOCUMENTARY OR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
"Sunrise Semester"— WCBS-TV
BEST NEWS PROGRAM
"The Late News"— Ron Cochran— WCBS-TV
BEST CHILDREN'S OR TEEN AGE PROGRAM
"Shariland"—Shari Lewis — WRCA-TV
MOST OUTSTANDING MALE PERSONALITY
Prof. Floyd Zulli, Jr.— WCBS-TV
MOST OUTSTANDING FEMALE PERSONALITY
Shari Lewis— WRCA-TV
SPECIAL STATION ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
WCBS-TV and WPIX
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HOW TO APPLY FOR
AN FCC LICENSE
Official FCC Procedure for AM, FM and TV Licenses
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< # <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
ANY qualified citizen, firm, or group may-
apply to the Federal Communications
Commission for authority to construct a
commercial standard (AM), frequency
modulation (FM), or television (TV)
broadcast station.
Licensing of these facilities is pre-
scribed by the Communications Act of
1934, as amended, which sets up certain
basic requirements. In general, applicants
must satisfy the Commission that they are
legally, technically and financially quali-
fied, and that operation of the proposed
station would serve the public conven-
ience, interest or necessity. The Communi-
cations Act also recognizes broadcasting
as a eompetitive industry and invests the
Commission with the responsibility of al-
locating facilities so as to provide a fair,
efficient, and equitable distribution of
radio service.
#
The licensing procedure is detailed in
Part 1 of the Commission's "Rules Relat-
ing to Practice and Procedure," while sta-
tion operation is covered by Part 3, "Rules
Governing Radio Broadcast Services," and
"Standards of Good Engineering Practice"
for AM stations.
#
Following is a summary of the consecu-
tive steps required in applying for authori-
zation to build and operate a commercial
broadcast station. The application pro-
cedure is substantially the same whether
the facility sought is for AM, FM, or
TV broadcast.
Selecting a Frequency
Standard CAM) broadcast stations oper-
ate on "local," "regional," or "clear" chan-
nels. Local stations are of 100 to 250 watts
power and serve smaller communities;
stations of 500 watts to 5 kilowatts power
cover larger centers of population and
surrounding areas; stations of 10 to 50
kilowatt maximum power are for large
area coverage, particularly at night. There
is no separate classification for AM opera-
tion by educational stations.
*
To determine whether an AM frequency
is available for assignment in a particular
area, it is necessary for the applicant to
have a frequency search made by a com-
petent engineer. The Commission's en-
gineering personnel cannot undertake to
make such studies for prospective
applicants.
An applicant for a commercial FM sta-
tion must specify a frequency available to
the area to be served. The Commission has
tentatively allocated geographic blocks of
frequencies to accommodate Class A sta-
tions (community) and Class B stations
(metropolitan and rural) throughout the
United States. The demand for FM sta-
tions has not yet exceeded the supply of
available frequencies. (The Noncommer-
cial Educational FM Broadcast Service
is a separate category with its own
rules.)
An applicant for a new television station
must request a channel assigned in the
Table of Assignments to the community
involved. However, a channel assigned to
any community listed in the table can be
requested for operation in any unlisted
community within 15 miles of the listed
community. Commercial TV stations are
authorized for unlimited hours of opera-
tion and are of a single class with mini-
mum power determined by the size Of the
principal city and maximum power de-
pendent on antenna height and allocation
zone. Channels are reserved for noncom-
mercial educational TV operation.
Applying for a Construction Permit
Once a prospective licensee has decided
upon the type of station he wishes to ap-
ply for, the next step is to make applica-
tion for a construction permit. This
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application must be in writing on a form
supplied by the Commission (Form 301,
"Application for Authority to Construct a
New Broadcast Station or Make Changes
in an Existing Broadcast Station," which
covers AM, FM, and TV broadcast). This
form requires information about the citi-
zenship and character of the applicant, as
well as his financial, technical, and other
qualifications to construct and operate a
station, plus details about the transmitting
apparatus to be used, and the proposed
new service. Triplicate copies are required,
one of which must be executed under
oath or affirmation.
Application Processing
Applications for new broadcast stations
are twice reported by the Commission —
when first tendered, and, again, when ac-
cepted for filing. Such an application is
not acted upon until at least 30 days after
public notice is given of its acceptance.
#
Applications are reviewed in their en-
gineering, legal, and financial aspects by
the Broadcast Bureau, which makes rec-
ommendations to the Commission.
*
Applications are, in general, processed
in the order in Which accepted for filing.
There is a Temporary Processing Pro-
cedure for TV applications.
#
If, upon examination of an application,
the Commission determines that there are
no engineering conflicts, that the applicant
is qualified, and that all other require-
ments are met, the application is granted
without hearing and a construction permit
is issued.
*
Any grant made by the Commission
without a hearing is subject to protest
within a period of 30 days, during which
the protesting party may request a hear-
ing. Within 15 days thereafter the Com-
mission must determine whether the
objection merits a hearing.
*
date of the original filing, and within six
months from the conclusion of a hearing
in those cases which go through a hearing.
Hearings
Where it appears that an application
violates provisions of the Commission's
rules and regulations; that interference
would be caused to another AM or FM
broadcast station; or that the minimum
separation requirements for TV stations
are not met; or if other serious questions
of a technical, legal, or financial charac-
ter are involved, a hearing usually is re-
quired before a final decision on the
application can be made. Often a hearing
is necessary because two or more ap-
plicants seek to use the same frequency
or immediately adjacent frequencies with
such a proximity of stations that excessive
interference would result. In such in-
stances, the Commission is compelled by
law to accord a hearing to the competing
applicants and to make a comparative
judgment as to which, if either, should be
granted.
*
If unable to grant an application, the
Commission is required to notify the appli-
cant and other known parties of interest
as to the reason. The applicant usually is
given 30 days in which to reply. After
that, if the Commission is still unable to
make a grant, a hearing is ordered.
*
In designating an application for hear-
ing, the Commission gives public notice of
the issues for the information of the ap-
plicant and other parties who may be
concerned. The hearing notice generally
allows the applicant a period of 60 days
or more in which to prepare. Even after
being designated for hearing, an appli-
cant may sometimes find it possible to
satisfy the issues by amending his appli-
cation, especially if the apparent deficien-
cies are of an engineering nature.
*
Competing applications for the same
facility are not considered if filed more
than 10 days after public notice designat-
ing the prior application or applications
for hearing.
*
The law requires that, in general, final
decision on non contested applications be
rendered within three months from the
Hearings are customarily conducted
by an examiner. The hearing examiner
has authority to administer oaths, ex-
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amine witnesses and rule upon the ad-
mission of evidence.
*
Pre-hearing conferences are held both
prior to and after an exchange of exhibits
by the parties. The latter takes place at
least 20 days in advance of the hearing
date, the second pre-hearing conference is
held at least 10 days before the hearing
commences.
*
Within 20 days after the close of a rec-
ord by the hearing examiner, each party
and the Chief of the Broadcast Bureau of
the Commission has the privilege of filing
proposed findings of fact and conclusions
in support of their contentions. After re-
view of the evidence and statements, the
hearing examiner issues an initial de-
cision.
#
In the event he wishes to contest the
initial decision, the applicant or any other
interested party has 20 days from the date
on which the initial decision was an-
nounced to file exceptions and to request
oral argument before the Commission. In
all cases heard by an examiner, the Com-
mission will hear oral argument on re-
quest of either party. After oral argument,
the Commission may adopt, modify, or
reverse the hearing examiner's initial de-
cision. Within 30 days thereafter, any
party involved may petition for rehearing.
#
If no exceptions are filed, and the Com-
mission does not initiate a review of the
hearing examiner's initial decision, the
latter becomes effective 40 days after the
issuance of the initial decision, unless
otherwise ordered by the Commission.
Court appeals can be taken within 30 days
following announcement of the commis-
sion decision.
Construction Permit
When and if an application meets statu-
tory and other requirements, it is granted
and a construction permit is issued. A
maximum of 60 days from date of grant
is provided in which construction shall
begin, and a maximum of 6 months there-
after as the time for completion (or 8
months in all). Application to modify a
broadcast construction authorization, or
to make changes in an existing station, or
to modify a license, is made on the same
form (301) used in seeking initial con-
struction authorization. If the permittee is
unable to build his station within the
time specified, he can apply for extension
of time on Form 701 ("Application for Ad-
ditional Time to Construct a Radio Sta-
tion"), giving the reasons. Upon comple-
tion of construction the permittee can
engage in equipment tests.
License
The final step is to apply for the actual
license. All applicants for broadcast li-
cense are required to fill out Form 302
("Application for New Broadcast Station
License"). Applicants must show compli-
ance with all terms, conditions, and obli-
gations set forth in the original application
and the construction permit. After apply-
ing for a license and receiving authority
from the Commission, the holder of a
construction permit can conduct program
tests. A station license is then issued if
no new cause or circumstance has come to
the attention of the Commission that
would make operation of the station con-
trary to public interest.
#
AM, FM and TV broadcast stations are
licensed for the statutory limit of three
years. Applications for renewal of license
are made on Form 303, which is "Ap-
plication for Renewal of Broadcast Sta-
tion License."
*
If the holder of a construction permit
or license desires to assign the same to
someone else, he makes application on
form 314 ("Application for Consentto
Assignment of Radio Broadcast Station
Construction Permit or License").
Should the permittee or the licensee
wish to transfer corporate control, he
applies on Form 315 ("Application for
Consent to Transfer Control of Corpora-
tion Holding Radio Broadcast Station
Construction Permit or License").
In certain cases a permittee or licensee
can apply for a transfer of corporate
control or an assignment of license by
using form 316 ("Application for As-
signment or Transfer — Short Form").
This form may only be used when the
transfer or assignment is pro forma or
technical in nature; i.e., where no sub-
stantial changes in interest occur.
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BIBLIOGRAP HY
— OUTSTANDING TELEVISION REFERENCE BOOKS —
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< # <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Beginning Television
Production
by Melvin R. White
Burgess Publ. Co.
NARTB — On Record Against
Pay TV
NARTB, Wash., D. C.
The 1957 Radio Annual —
Television Year Booh
Pub. by Jack Alicoate
Radio Daily Corp.
Broadcasting Projects:
Radio & TV
by Henry L. Webank &
Sherman P. Lawton
Harper
FCC — Study Guide and
Reference Materal For
Commercial Radio Operator
Examinations
Gov't. Printing Office
Wash., D. C.
Designing for TV
by Robert J. Wade
Pellegrini & Cudahy
Eavesdropper at Large
by Allen Funt
Vanguard
Handbook of TV and Film
Techniques
by Charles W. Curran
Pellegrini & Cudahy
Color Television Engineering
By John Wentworth
McGraw-Hill
How to Announce for
Television
Ed. by William Kaufman
Merlin Press
Movies for Television
by John H. Battison
Macmillan
Operation Backstage
by Robert J. Wade
Nat'l Bcstg. Co.
Radio and Television Acting
by Edwin Duerr
Rinehart
Producing and Directing for
Television
by Charles Adams
Henry Holt
Radio and Television News
by Donald E. Brown &
John P. Jones
Rinehart
Radio and Television Sound
Effects
by Robert B. Turnbull
Rinehart
TV and Juvenile Delinquency
U. S. 84th Congress
Gov't. Printing Office
Wash., D. C.
TV
by Layton Mabrey
Baylor University Press
TV-Radio Audience and
Religion
by Parker, Barry & Smythe
Harper
The Technique of Film
Editing
Compiled by Karel Reisz
Farrar, Straus & Young
Techniques of Television
Production
by Rudy Bretz
McGraw-Hill
Television Do9s and DonHs
Compiled by Charles Schmitz
Nat'l. Council of Churches of Christ
The Television Manual
by William Hodapp
Farrar, Straus & Young
Television News Handbook
Ed. by Baskett Mosse &
Fred Whiting
Medill School of Journalism
The Television Program
by Edward Stasheff & Rudy Bretz
A. A. Wyn
Television Report
Pub. by Dept. of Agr., Radio-TV Service
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Television Scripts for Staging
and Study
by Rudy Bretz &
Edward Stasheff
A. A. Wyn
Television and Tele-Clubs
In Rural Communities
By Roger Louis & Joseph Rovan
Columbia Univ. Press
The Television Workshop
by Howard Tooley
Northwestern Press
Twenty-Two Television Talks
Pub. by Broadcast Music, Inc.
17. S, Government Films for
Television
by Seerley Reid &
Anita Carpenter
U. S. Office of Education
Writing for Television
by Gilbert Seldes
Doubleday
1950 Television Directory
Pub. by Ross Reports on TV
Television Index, Inc.
A Radio and Television
Ribliography
Compiled by Burton Paulu
Natl. Assn. of Ed. Bcstrs.
Home Television
and Behavior
by Frank Sweetser
Public Opinion Quarterly,
Spring, 1956
Telecasting Yearbook —
Mmrketbook, 1957-58
Pub. by Bcstg. Publications
Television Factbook
Pub. by Television Digest
All About Television
by John Derby
Popular Mechanics Press
Tfie Crowded Air
by Roger Man veil
Channel Press
Farm & Ranch Magazine 9s
2nd Annual TV Survey
Farm & Ranch
Nashville, Tenn.
Film in Television
Pub. by Sullivan, Stauffer,
Colwell & Bayles, Inc.
Foreign Television
Developments
by Guida B. Hall
U. S. Bureau of Foreign & Dom.
Commerce
Foundations in Broadcasting
by Edgar E. Willis
Oxford
Fundamentals of Television
by Murray Bolen
Hollywood Radio Pub.
Out of the Blue
by John Crosby
Simon & Schuster
Radio9 Television and Society
by Charles A. Siepmann
Oxford
TV Dictionary /Handbook for
Sponsors
by Herbert True
Sponsor Magazine
The TV Jeebies
by Paul Ritts
Winston
Television and Radio in
American Life
Ed. by Herbert L. Marx, Jr.
H. W. Wilson Co.
Television: Terminology —
Bibliography
Compiled by Benjamin Draper
Academy of Sciences
Television, Tlie Magic
Window
by Frank Denman
Macmillan
What Do Children Watch?
A Study of 15 Selected
Programs
Published by BBD&O
What's The Right Word?
Common and Uncommon
Terms in Radio-TV-
Electronics
Pub. by RCA
World Communications
Pub. by UNESCO
Columbia University Press
Your Slip is Showing!
Compiled by Kermit Schafer
Grayson Pub. Corp.
1373
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Advance Promotion for the
New TV Stations
Pub. by NARTB
Application Data and Filing
Information for Television
Stations
RCA Engr. Products Dept.
Considerations in the Early
Planning of Television
Stations
by Joseph Herold
Broadcast News, May- June
Guide to Greater Profits for
TV, Radio, Record and
Electrical Appliance
Retailers
by Editors of Radio & TV Retailing
Caldwell-Oements
The P's and Q9s of V's and U's
Pub. by American Bcstg. Co.
Pattern for TV Profit
by Roy F. Allison
FM-TV Magazine
The Planning and
Construction of Television
Broadcasting Stations
Pub. by NARTB
The Public Arts
By Gilbert Seldes
Simon & Schuster
Station Management Takes a
Look at Television Jobs
Pub. by NARTB
TV and Electronics as a
Career
by Ira Kamen &
Richard H. Dorf
Rider
TV Station Management;
Film Manual
NARTB
TV Station Operating Costs
by Joseph Herold
Television Digest — April 19
Television Station Planning
Compiled by NARTB Library
UHF-VHF: Circulation
Promotion for Television
Stations
Pub. by NBC
Your Career in Television
by William I. Kaufman &
Robert S. Colodzin
Merlin Press
Your Television Set: How to
Buy and Service It
by James G. Hamlett
William Frederick
Audience Reaction to
Evening Television
Programs
Erwin, Wasey & Co.
Chicago Summer Television
by Horton, Mauksch, Lang
Opinion Research Center & Univ. Chi.
Five Big Reasons for Getting
Into Daytime Television Now
CBS Television Network
How to Increase the
Effectiveness of Television
Commercials
Natl. Bcstg. Co.
Just What Has Television
Done to Recreation —
Communications?
Pub. by Radio-TV Mfrs. Assn.
A Plan for the Evaluation of
Audience Measurement
Methods
Natl. Assn. of Bctrs.
A Report on the Impact of
Television in a Major
Metropolitan Market
by Harold W. Zorbaugh &
C. Wright Mills
Puck, the Comic Weekly
Starch Evaluation of
Television Commercials
by Daniel Starch & Staff
Risks and Rights in
Publishing, Television,
Motion Pictures, Advertising
and the Theater, 2nd Edition
by Samuel Spring
Norton
Rules Governing Television
Broadcast Stations
Pub. by FCC
Federal Register
1374
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Questions and Answers in
Television Engineering
by Carter V. Rabinoff &
Magdalena E. Wolbrecht
McGraw-Hill
The Science of Color
Pub. by Optical Society of America
Thomas Crowell
Standards on Television
Pub. by Institute of Radio Engineers
Television-Broadcasting
by Howard A. Chinn
McGraw-Hill
Television Inquiry; Part I:
UHF-VHF Allocation Problem
U. S. 84th Congress
Gov't. Printing Office
Wash., D. C.
Television Inquiry , Part II:
UHF-VHF Allocation
Problem, Testimony of Public
and Industry Witnesses;
Part III: Subscription TV
U. S. 84th Congress
Gov't. Printing Office
Wash., D. C.
Television Principles
by Robert B. Dome
McGraw-Hill
Television Simplified
(4th Ed.)
by Milton S. Kiver
Van Nostrand
Video Handbook
by Morton G. Scherage &
Joseph J. Roche
Howard W. Sams
Television Works Like This,
(Rev. Ed.)
by Jeanne and Robert Bendick
McGraw-Hill
Tlie First NAEB TV
Production Workshop for
Educational Television
Edited by Edward Stasheff
How to Write for Television
Edited by William I. Kaufman
Merlin Press
Staging TV Programs and
Commercials
by Robert J. Wade
Hastings House
Television Production
Standards Manual
by Bruce Bassett
Television Production Standards
Television Writing and
Selling
by Edward Barry Roberts
The Writer
Women on TV
by Ellen Pennell
Burgess Publishing Co.
TV Stations
by Walter J. Duschinsky
Reinhold Publishing
Your Place in TV
by Edwin B. Broderick
McKay Publishing
Selling and Promoting Radio
and Television
by Jacob A. Evans
Printers' Ink Books
The Television Commercial
by Harry Wayne McMahan
Hastings House
Status of UHF and MnJtiple
Ownership of TV Stations
By Senate Committee on
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
U.S. 83rd Congress, 2nd Session
Government Printing Office
I Looked and I Listened
by Ben Gross
Random House
An Introduction to Radio and
Television
by David Phillips, John M. Grogan
and Earl H. Ryan
Ronald Press
Focus on Color TV
The Katz Agency
Fundamentals of Color
Television
by William F. Boyce
Howard W. Sams Publishing
Introduction to Color TV
by Milton Kaufman and
Harry E. Thomas
John F. Rider Publishing
Television for Radiomen
by Edward M. Noll
Macmillan
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and Months
The Chamber of
Commerce of the U. S.
Gov't. Printing Office
Wash., D. C.
Successful Radio and
Television Advertising
by E. F. Seehafer &
J. W. Laemmar
McGraw-Hill
TV Film Commercials
Pub. by American TV Society
1952
Tele-Census
Pub. by Woodbury College
Television Advertising and
Production Handbook
Ed. by Irving Settel &
Norman Glenn
Thomas Y. Crowell
Three Years of New York
Television 1951-53
by Dallas W. Smythe
Natl. Assn. of Ed. Bcstrs.
II hat TV is Doing to Us
by Jack Gould
New York Times
What's Happening to Leisure
Time in Television Homes?
Pub. by B, B, D & 0 Adv. Agy.
Why Sales Come in Curves
Pub. by NBC
Education on the Air:
Twenty-Second Yearbook of
the Institute for Education
By Radio & TV
Ed. by 0. Joe Olson
Ohio State University
Educational Television Moves
Forward: A Report of the
Montclair Project
by Lawrence H. Conrad
State Teachers College
Educational Television Plans
RCA Engr. Prod. Dept.
Grade School Families Meet
Television
by Frank L. Sweetzer
Boston University
Of Children and Television
Pub. by Xavier University
A Study of Television as a
Teaching Tool
by Russell E. Helmick
University of Cincinnati
Tales of Seven Cities — And
of Video That Teaches
Pub. by Natl. Citizens Committee
for Educational Television
Television and Education in
The United States
by Charles A. Siepmann
Columbia Univ. Press
Television in Our Schools
by Franklin Dunham &
Ronald R. Lowdermilk
Dept. of Health, Ed. & Welfare
Television and Our Children
by Robert L. Shayon
Longmans, Green
Television in Softool, College,
And Community
by Jennie Waugh Callahan
McGraw-Hill
A Television Policy for
Education
Edited by Carroll V. Newsom
American Council on Education
Training by Television
by Robert T. Rock Jr., James S.
Duva and John E. Murray
Navy Special Devices Center
Vision in Television
by Hazel Cooley
Channel Press
Youth Discussion on
Television
Pub. by Jr. Town Meeting League
Broadcasting and Televising
Baseball Games
Govt. Print Off.
First Report to the People of
The United States
Pub. by Television Code Review Bd.
The Judges and the Judged
by Merle Miller
Doubleday
Radio and Television Law
by Harry P. Warner
Matthew Bender
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