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Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. . 1287
Actors 1007
Actor's Equity Association 1287
Actresses 1007
ADVERTISING INDEX th
Advertising Agencies 133
Advertising Council, The 1287
Advertising Federation of America 1287
Advertising Research Foundation 1287
Agencies, Adv., Personnel, Accounts... 133
Agency & Sponsor Network Billings.... 125
Agents & Managers, Talent 254
Airline Network 291
Alabama: AM Stations 317
Families (total in state) 317
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 317
Population 317
TV Stations 881
Alaska: AM Stations 694
Alaska Broadcasting System 291
Alberta: AM Stations 714
Alicoate, Jack Introductions 3, 801
AUard, T. J Article 61
Almanac of Holidays & Special Events. . 1279
Aloha Network 291
American Assn. of Advtg. Agencies. . . . 1287
AMERICAN BROADCASTING CO.:
Commercial Programs-AM 1174
Commercial Programs-TV 1189
Executives & Personnel, Radio . . 262
Executives & Personnel,
Television 836
Kintner, Robert E Article 259
Network Billings 125
Network Map-AM 260-1
Network Map-TV 834-5
Stronach, Alexander. . . .Article. 832
Americon Communications Assn 1287
American Federation of Musicians 1288
American Federation of TV & Radio
Artists (AFTRA) 1288
American Guild of Musical Artists, Inc.. . 1288
American Marketing Association 1288
American Newspaper Publishers Assn.. . 1288
ASCAP:
Harbach, Otto Article 1265
Personnel. Functions 1288
Publisher Members 1266
Amplitude Modulation (AM) Stations in
U. S 299
Announcers-MC's 1081
Arizona: AM Stations 326
Families (total in state) 326
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 326
Population 326
TV Stations 881
Arizona Broadcasting System 291
Arizona Network 291
Arkansas: AM Stations 329
Families (total in state) 329
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 329
Population 329
Arrowhead Network 291
ARTICLES. RADIO:
Allard, T. 1 61
Burke, Frank 37
Coffin. R. H 1043
Corwith, Doris 53
Csida. Joe 1264
Eaton, Tom 79
Fellows, Harold E 35
Friedheim, Robert W 774
Grebe, Robert M 97
Hansen, Mai Ill
Harbach. Otto 1265
Haverlin, Carl 1270
Heinecke, Paul 1276
Kellogg. Ted 115
Kintner, Robert E 259
Morgens, Howard J 65
Morton. AUred H 1247
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Murphy, Adrian 265
NeiU. D. Malcolm 76
Nelson, Norman 63
O'Neil, Thomas F 271
Secrest, lames D 47
Walker, Paul 33
WaU, Charles A 1269
White, Frank 277
Wolf, Sidney J 284
Ziv, Frederic W 66
Artists, Radio-TV 1007
Artists' Representatives Assn., Inc 1288
AMP:
Personnel 1289
PubUsher Members 1269
Wall, Charles A Article 1269
Associated Press 117
Associations (Organizations) 1287
Assn. of Canadian Advertisers, Inc 1289
Assn. of National Advertisers. Inc 1289
Assn. of Radio News Analysts 1289
Associations, State Broadcaster 702
Authors Guild of the Authors League
of America, Inc., The 1289
Authors League of America, Inc., The.. 1289
Awards— Editors Poll 41
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Behind The Mike, Before The Camera,
(Radio-TV Artists)
Billings, Network, Agency & Sponsor. . .
Biographical Sketches:
ABC TV Executives
CBS TV Executives
Du Mont Executives
NBC TV Executives
TV Personalities
Brand Names Foundation, Inc
Brazil. TV Stations in
British Broadcasting Corporation, The. . .
British Columbia: AM Stations
Broadcast Advertising Bureau, Inc
Broadcast Music. Inc.:
Haverlin. Carl .... Article
Personnel, Functions
Publisher Members
Broadcasting and Film Commission
Broadcasting Corp. of America Network.
Brokers, Play and Story
Brown, Charles B Article
Brown. Thad H., Jr Article
Bureau of Broadcast Measurement, The.
Burke, Frank Article
Business Section
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841
849
857
971
1289
918
1289
715
1290
1270
1290
1271
1290
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California: AM Stations 337
Families (total in state) 337
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 337
Population 337
TV Stations 881
California Northern Group 292
CANADA:
Allard, T. J Article 61
Canadian Assn. of B'casters. . 711
Canadian B'casting Corp 70S
Neill, Malcolm Article 76
Station Representatives 225
Stations-AM 714
Station Index 712
Canadian Assn. of Broadcasters 1291
Cartoon Producers 1002
(Also See Television Film Producers)
Catholic Actors Guild of America, Inc... 1291
Catholic Writers Guild of America. Inc.. . 1291
Chicago Telephone Numbers 102
Coffin, R. H Article 1043
Colorado: AM Stations 358
Families (total in state) 358
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 358
Population 358
TV Stations ,. . 884
COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM:
Commercial Programs-AM 1174
Commercial Programs-TV 1189
Executives & Personnel 268
Murphy, Adrian .... Article 265
Network Map-AM 266-7
Network Map-TV 842-3
Van Volkenburg, J. L Article 840
TV Executives Biographies 841
Columbia Pacific Network 292
Columbine Network 292
Commentators: News 1069
Sports 1053
Women 1165
Commercial AM Programs 1174
Commercial AM-TV Programs 1952 1173
Commercial TV Programs 1189
Composers, Authors and Publishers
Assn. of Canada, Ltd 1291
Conductors. Musical. Radio-TV 1109
Connecticut: AM Stations 365
Families (total in state) 365
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 365
Population 365
TV Stations 885
Connecticut State Network. Inc 292
Consulting Engineers 1222
Corwith. Doris Article 53
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Critics Awards for 1952 41
Csida. Joe Article 1264
Cuba: AM Stations 743
TV Stations 918
Fitzsimmons, Tom.
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Dairyland Network 292
Delaware: AM Stations 370
Families (total in state) 370
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 370
Population 370
TV Stations 885
Directors. Radio-TV 1129
Disc Jockeys 1 139
Distributors and Producers, TV Film 925
District of Columbia: AM Stations 371
Families 371
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 371
Population 371
TV Stations 885
District of Columbia Telephone Numbers. 103
Dominican Republic: AM Stations 746
TV Stations 918
Don Lee Broadcasting 292
Dramatists Guild of the Authors League
of America. Inc., The 1291
Du Mont. Dr. Allen B Article 848
DU MONT TELEVISION NETWORK:
Commercial Programs 1189
Executives, Biograph'es 849
Network Mop 850-1
Personnel 852
Florida: AM Stations 373
Families (total in state) 373
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 373
Populations 373
TV Stations 887
Folsom, Frank M Article 57
Foreign Language Quality Network .... 293
French Broadcasting System (Radiodiffusion
Francaise) in North America, The 1292
Frequency Modulation (FM) Stations.... 1212
Friedheim, Robert W Artxle 774
Garden State Network 293
Georgia: AM Stations 386
Families (total in state) 386
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 386
Population 386
TV StaHons 887
Georgia Assoc-ations of Local Stations.. 293
Granite State Network 293
Grass Roots Network 293
Great Lakes Network 293
Great Northern B'casting System 293
Grebe, Robert M Article 97
Grillo, Basil .... Article 856
Guilds (Organizations) 1287
Guy Gannett B'casting System 293
H
Eaton. Tom. . . .Article 79
Editors. Radio-TV 1249
Election Pictures 91. 830. 1248
Engineers. Consulting 12'?2
Equipment Section 1221
Equipment Manufacturers 1225
Estimated Families for 1953 298
Federal Communications Bar Assn 1291
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION:
Licenses. How to Obtain 250
Members of Commission. Staff. . 246
TV Allocations 865
Walker. Paul A Article. ... 33
Federal Radio Education Committee
(FREC) 1291
Federal Trade Commission 1291
Fellows. Harold E. Article 35
Film Producers and Distributors, TV.... 925
Haiti: AM Stations 746
Hansen. Mai .... Article Ill
Harbach. Otto Articla 1265
Haverlin. Carl Article 1270
Hawaii: AM Stations 695
TV Stations 917
Heinecke. Paul Article 1276
Holidays & Special Events. Rad'o-Television
Daily's Almanac. The 1279
Home Economists 1165
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Idaho: AM Stations 399
Families (total in state) 399
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 399
Population 399
Illinois: AM Stations 403
Families (total in state) 403
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 403
Population 403
TV Stations 887
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Advertising 25
Canada AM Stations 712
Editorial 5
TV Personalities 972
U.S. AM Stations 301
U.S. TV Stations 878
Indiana: AM Stations 416
Families (total in state) 416
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 416
Population 416
TV Stations 889
Institute lor Education by Radio-TV 1292
Institute of RadTo Engineers. Inc 1292
Intercollegiate Broadcasting System.... 1292
Intermountain Network 294
International 735
International News Service 117
International Stations of the U.S 736
International Stations of Canada 736
Iowa: AM Stations 422
Families (total in state) 422
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 422
Population 422
TV Stations 890
Jablons. Mike.
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Kansas: AM Stations 429
Families (total in state) 429
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 429
Population 429
Kellogg. Ted Article 115
Kentucky: AM Stations 434
Families (total in sta'e) 434
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 434
Population 434
TV Stations 890
KEYSTONE BROADCASTING SYSTEM:
Affiliates 288-9
Executives & Personnel 285
Wolf. Sidney Article 284
Kintner, Robert E Article 259
Lone Star Chain. Inc 294
Los Angeles Telephone Numbers 104
Lambs. The 1292
Louisiana: AM Stations 440
Families (total in state) 440
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 440
Population 440
TV Stations 891
Lowell Institute Cooperative Broadcasting
& Station WGBH 1293
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Magazines, Trade. Fan. Tech., General. . 1255
Maine: AM Stations 446
Families (total in state) 446
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 446
Population 446
TV Stations 891
Maine Broadcasting System 294
Managers & Agents, Talent 254
Manitoba: AM Stations 718
Manufactured Since 1946. Total TV Sets. 864
Manufacturers of Equipment (Radio-TV). 1225
MAPS— RADIO. TV:
ABC— Radio Net 260-1
ABC— Television Net 834-5
CBS— Radio Net 266-7
CBS— Television Net 842-3
Du Mont Television Net 850-1
MBS— Radio Net 272-3
NBC— Radio Net 278-9
NBC— Television Net 858-9
Maryland: AM Stations 450
Fanulies (total in state) 450
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 450
Population 450
TV Stations 891
Massachusetts: AM Stations 456
Families (total in state). 456
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 456
Population 456
TV Stations 893
MC's-Announcers 1081
McClatchy-Beeline 294
Metropolitan Network 294
Mexico: AM Stations 738
TV Stations 918
Michigan: AM Stations 463
Families (total in state) 463
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 463
Population 463
TV Stations 893
Michigan Radio Network 294
Mid-South Network 294
Minnesota: AM Stations 475
Families (total in state) 475
FM Stations 1212
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Population 475
TV Stations 895
Mississippi: AM Stations 481
Families (total in state) 481
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 481
Population 481
TV Stations 896
Mississippi B'casting Co 294
Missouri: AM Stations 486
Families (total in state) 486
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 486
Population 486
TV Stations 896
Montana: AM Stations 495
Families (total in state) 495
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 495
Population 495
Morgens. Howard J Article 65
Morton. Alfred H Article 1247
Murphy. Adrian .... Article 265
MUSIC:
ASCAP
AMP
BMI
SESAC
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Music Publishers' Contact Employees
(A. F. of L.)
Music Publishers' Protective Assn., Inc..
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1269
1270
1276
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1293
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Musical Conductors. Radio-TV 1109
MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM:
Commercial Programs-Radio... 1174
Executives & Personnel 274
Network Billings 129
Network Mop 272-3
O'Neil, Thomas F.. . . ^rticle. . . 271
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National Assn. for Better Radio and TV. 1293
National Assn. of Broadcast Unions and
Guilds 1293
National Assn. of Educational B'casters. 1293
National Assn. of Performing Artists. . . . 1293
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF RADIO-
TELEVISION BROADCASTERS:
Brown. Thad H.. Jr Article. 81
Fellows. Harold E Article . . 35
Personnel. Committees 252
Television Code 803
National Better Business Bureau. Inc 1293
NATIONAL BROADCASTING CO.:
Commercial Programs-AM 1174
Commercial Programs-TV 1189
Executives & Perscnnel-AM 280
Executives & Personnel-TV 860
Network Map-AM 278-9
Network Map-TV 858-9
White. Frank Article 277
National Federation of Business and
Professional Women's Clubs. Inc.. The. 1294
National Sec. of Television Producers, Inc. 1294
National Television Film Council 1294
National Variety Artists. Inc 1294
Nebraska: AM Stations 498
Families (total in state) 498
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 498
Population 498
TV Stations 896
Neill. D. Malcolm Article 76
Nelson. Norman .... Article 63
Network Billings 125
Network News Selections of '52 59
Network Section 257
NETWORKS:
ABC Executives & Personnel. 262
ABC Executives & Personnel
(TV Net) 836
ABC Network Map-AM 260-1
ABC Network Map-TV 834-5
CBS Executives & Personnel . . 268
CBS Executives & Personnel
(TV Net) 841
CBS Network Map-AM 266-7
CBS Network Map-TV 842-3
Du Mont. Dr. Allen B.. .Article 848
Du Mont Exec. & Personnel.. 852
Du Mont Network Map 850-1
KBS Affiliated Stations 288-9
KBS Executives & Personnel. 285
Kintner. Robert E Article . 259
Murphy. Adrian . . . .Article. . 265
MBS Executives & Personnel. 274
MBS Network Map-AM 272-3
NBC Executives & Personnel . . 280
NBC Executives & Personnel
(TV Net) 860
NBC Network Map-AM 278-9
NBC Network Map-TV 858-9
O'NeiL Thomas F Article. 271
Regional Networks 291
Stronach. Alexander. . .Article 832
Van Volkenburg. J. L. . . Article 840
White, Frank Article 277
Witting. Chris Article 829
Wolf, Sidney .... Article 284
Networks. Regional 291
Nevada: AM Stations 502
Families (total in state) 502
FM Stations 1212
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Housing Units 502
Population 502
New Brunswick: AM Stations 719
New England Regional Network 295
New Hampshire: AM Stations 504
Families (total in state) 504
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 504
Population 504
New Jersey: AM Stations 505
Families (total in state). . . . 505
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 505
Population 505
TV Stations 897
New Mexico: AM Stations 511
Families (total in state). . . 511
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 511
Population 511
TV Stations 899
New TV Stations Scheduled for '53 920
New York: AM Stations 514
Families (total in state) 514
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 514
Population 514
TV Stations 899
New York City Telephone Numbers 100
Newfoundland: AM Stations 720
News Commentators 1069
News Events of 1952. Top Ten. Editors
Poll 55
News Selections. Network, 1952 59
News Services 117
Non-Commercial AM Stations. U.S 701
North Carolina: AM Stations 545
Families (total in state). 545
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 545
Pooulation 545
TV Stations 902
North Dakota: AM Stations 559
Families (totcl in state). . 559
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 559
Population 559
Northeastern Broadcasting System 295
Northwest Network 295
Nova Scotia: AM Stations 721
Nutmeg Network 295
O
Ohio: AM Stations 562
Families (total in state) 562
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 562
Population 562
TV Stations 903
Oklahoma: AM Stations 576
Families (total in state) 576
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 576
Population 576
TV Stations 906
Oklahoma Network 295
C'Neil. Thomas F. . . . Article 271
Ontario: AM Stations 722
Orchestra Leaders, Radio-TV 1109
Oregon: AM Stations 582
Families (total in state) 582
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 582
Population 582
TV StaUons 906
Oregon Trail Network 295
Organists. Rcdio-TV 1109
Organizations (Radio-TV Groups, Unions,
Assns.) 1287
Organizations, Research 109
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Paul Bunyon Network 292
Palmetto Broadcasting System 295
Pennsylvania: AM S'ations 588
FcrmiUes (to'al in state). . 588
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 588
Population 588
TV Stations 906
Personalities. TV 971
Philadelphia Radio and Television
Broadcasters Assn 1294
Play and Story Brokers 797
Press Association. Inc 117
Prince Edward Island: AM Stations 728
Producers and Distributors. TV Film 925
Producers. Network & Independent 1119
Producers. Radio-TV Programs 751
Professional Music Men. Inc 1294
Programs, Commercial AM 1174
Programs, Commercial AM-TV 1952 1173
Programs, Commercial TV 1189
Publications, Trade, Fan, Tech 1255
Puerto Rico: AM Stations 697
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Quebec: AM Stations 729
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RADIO ANNUAL. TELEVISION YEAR-
BOOK. Offices. Personnel 1257
Radio Cadena Nacional. S. A 747
Radio-Newsreel-Television Working Press
Assn. of N. Y.. Inc 1294
Radio Pioneers Club. The 1294
Radio Progromas de Mexico, S. A 747
Radio-TV Artists 1007
Radio and TV Directors Guild (A.F. of L.) 1295
Radio and Television Executives Society.
Inc 1295
RADIO-TELEVISION DAILY. Offices. Per-
sonnel 1259
Radio-TV Manufacturers Assn. (RTMA). . 1244
Radio-TV Mfrs. Assn. of Canada 1295
Radio-Television News Directors Assn..
The 1295
Radio-TV News Events of 1952. Ten Top
(Editors Poll) 55
Radio-TV Program Materials 1295
Radio Writers' Guild of the Authors'
League of America, Inc.. The 1295
Razorback Network 295
Receiver Production in '52. Radio-TV 828
Recording Companies 777
Regional Networks 291
Representatives, Radio-TV Station 225
Representative, Talent 254
Research Organizations 109
Reuters 117
Rhode Island: AM Stations 611
Families (Total in State). . 611
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 611
Population 611
TV Stations 911
Robeck, Peter M. . .Article 95
Rocky Mountain Broadcasting System. . . 296
Rural Radio Network 296
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Sarnoff , Brig. Gen. David . . . Article 43
Saskatchewan: AM Stations 732
Screen Actors Guild, Inc 129S
Secrest, James D Article 47
Services to TV Producers 997
SESAC:
Heinecke, Paul. . .Article 1276
Personnel, Functions 1296
Publisher Members 1277
Singers (Vocal Arlists) 1045
Sinn, John L. . . . Article 85
Society of Motion Picture and TV
Engineers 1296
Song Hits of 1952 49
Song Writers' Protective Assn. (SPA) 1296
South Carolina: AM Stations 613
Families (Total in State). 613
FM Stations .. ., 1212
Housing Units 613
Population 613
South Central Quality Network 296
South Dakota: AM Stations 620
Families (Total in State). 620
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 620
Population 620
Southern California Broadcasters' Assn. 1296
Sports Broadcasters Assn 1296
Sports Commentators 1053
State Broadcaster Associations 702
Station Representatives Assn.. Inc 1296
Station Representatives. Radio-TV 225
STATIONS:
Alaska-AM 694
Canada-AM 714
Cuba-AM 743
Cuba-TV 918
Dominican Republic-AM 746
Dominican Republic-TV 918
Haiti-AM 746
Hawaii-AM 695
Hawaii-TV 917
Mexico-AM 738
Mexico-TV 918
Puerto Rico-AM 697
United States-AM 299
United States-FM 1212
United States-Int'l 736
United Slates Non-Commercial-
AM 701
United States-TV 877
Steinman Stations 296
Stocks in Review 45
Story and Play Brokers 797
Stronach. Alexander. Jr Article 832
Talent Representatives 254
Tall Corn Network 296
Taylor, Herbert E., Jr Article 121
Telenews Productions, Inc 117
Telephone Numbers, Radio-TV
Chicago 102
Los Angeles 104
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New York 100
Washington, D. C 103
TV Allocotions. FCC 865
TV Code. NARTB 803
TV Film Producers and Distributors 925
TV Service Firms 998
TV Sets Manufactured, Total Since '46 . . . 864
TV Stations Planned for '53 920
TV Stations, U. S. (Personnel) 881
TELEVISION YEARBOOK
(Facing page 800)
Tennessee: AM Stations 621
Families (Total in Slate) 621
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 621
Population 621
TV Stations 911
Tennessee Valley Associates Network . . 296
Texas: AM Stations 629
Families (Total in State) 629
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 629
Population 629
TV Stations 911
Texas Broadcasting System 296
Texas Plains Stations 296
Texas Quality Network 296
Texas State Network. Inc 296
Tobacco Network. Inc 297
Top Ten News Events of '52 (Editor's
Poll) 55
Transcription Companies 777
U
Unions (Organizations) 1287
Union Broadcasting System 297
United Nations — Radio Dept. of Public
Information Division 1296
United Press Associations 117
United States AM Stations 299
Upper Midwest Broadcasling System .... 297
Utah: AM Stations 655
Families (Total in State) 655
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 655
Population 655
TV Stations 914
V
Van Volkenburg, J. L Article 840
Vermont: AM Stations 658
Families (Total in State) 658
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 658
Population 658
Virginia: AM Stations 659
Families (Total in State) 659
FM Stations 1212
Housing Units 659
Population 659
TV Stations 914
Vocal Artists, Radio-TV 1045
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Wall, Charles A Article
Washington: AM Stations
Families (Total in State)...
FM Stations
Housing Units
Popiilation
TV Stations
Washington. D. C. Telephone Numbers . .
West Texas Packaged Stations
West Virginia: AM Stations
Families (Total in State).
FM Stations
Housing Units
Population
TV Stations
White. Frank Article
White, Paul W Article
Who's Who of '52
Wire Services, News
Wisconsin: AM Stations
Families (Total in Stale)
FM Stations
Housing Units
Population
TV Stations
Wisconsin Network. Inc
Witting. Chris Article
Wolf, Sidney J Article
Women Commentators
Writers. Radio-TV
Wyoming: AM Stations
Families (Total in States)
FM Stations
Housing Units
Population
33
1269
1212
668
668
915
103
297
676
676
1212
676
676
916
277
119
41
117
681
681
1212
681
681
916
297
829
284
1165
1135
691
691
1212
691
691
Yankee Network 297
Ziv. Frederic W Article,
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EDIT
I A L INDEX
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 1287
Actors 1007
Actresses 1007
Alicoate, Jack — Introduction 801
Allocations (FCC) 865
AMERICAN BROADCASTING CO.:
Commercial TV Programs.... 1189
Executiyes, TV — Biographies . 833
Map, TV Network 834-835
Network Billings 125
Television Personnel 836
Announcers, MC's 1081
Argentina, TV Stations in 918
ARTICLES, TELEVISION:
Brown Charles B 93
Brown, Thad H., Jr 81
DuMont, Dr. Allen B 848
Fitzsimmons. Tom 89
Folsom, Frank M 57
Grille, Basil 856
lablons, Mike 919
Robeck, Peter M 95
Samoff , Brig. Gen. David .... 43
Sinn, John L 85
Stronach, Alexander. Jr 83?.
Taylor, Herbert E., Jr 121
Van Volkenburg, J. L 840
White, Paul W 119
Witting, Chris J 829
Artists, Radio-TV 1007
Artists, Vocal 1045
Background Processes 999
Before the Camera 1005
Behind the Mike 1005
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES:
ABC TV Executives 833
CBS TV Executives 841
Du Mont TV Executives 849
NBC TV Executives 857
TV Personalities 971
Brazil, TV Stations in 918
Brown, Charles B Article 93
Brown, Thad H., Jr Article 81
Carpets 999
Cartoon Producers 1002
Code. Television— NARTB 803
Colombia, TV Stations in 918
Color Processes 1003
COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM:
Commercial TV Programs 1189
Executives, TV, Biographies. 841
Map, TV Network 842-3
Personnel 844
COMMENTATORS:
News 1069
Sports 1053
Women 1165
Commercial AM-TV Progroms (1952) 1173
Commercial TV Programs (1952) 1189
Consulting Engineers 1222
Costiunes 1003
Cuba, TV Stations in 918
Directors, Radio-TV 1129
Disc Jockeys 1 139
Distributors and Producers, TV Film 925
Dominican Republic, TV Stations in 918
Du Mont, Dr. Allen B Arlicla 848
DU MONT TELEVISION NETWORK:
Commercial TV Programs... 1189
Executives. TV — Biographies . 849
Map. TV Network 850-1
Personnel 852
Editors, Radio-TV 1249
Election Pictures 91, 830, 1248
Engineers, Consulting 1222
Equipment Firms 1225
Equipment Section 1221
Estimated Families for 1953 298
FCC Allocations 865
Film Producers, Distributors — TV 925
Fitzsimmons. Tom .... ArticU 89
Folsom. Frank M Article 57
Grille. Basil Article 856
Hawaii. TV Stations in 917
INDEXES:
Advertisers 25
Editorial 5
TV Personalities 971
TV Stations 878
Jablons. Mike Article 919
Laboratories 1000
Large Screen 998
Latin-American TV Stations 918
Lenses 998
Magazines — Trade. Fan. Te::h.. Gen 1255
Manufactured Since '46. Tolal TV Sats.. 864
MAPS:
ABC TV Network
CBS TV Network
Du Mont TV Network
NBC TV Network
MC's — Announcers
Mexico, TV Stations in
Musical Conductors Radio, TV
NARTB Television Code
National Association of Radio and Tele-
vision Broadcasters
NATIONAL BROADCASTING CO.:
Commercial TV Pogroms
Executives, TV — Biographies .
Map, TV Network
Personnel, TV
National Society of Television Producers,
Inc
National Television Film Council
NETWORK EXECUTIVES, TV:
(Biographical Sketches)
ABC
CBS
834-5
842-3
850-1
858-9
1081
918
1109
803
252
1189
857
858-9
860
1294
1294
833
841
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lAL INDEX
Du Mont 849
NBC 857
Network News Selections of 1952 59
News Commentators, Radio-TV 1089
News Events of 1952. Top 10 (Editors'
Poll) 55
Orchestra Leaders. Radio-TV 1109
Organists. Radio-TV 1 109
Organizations 1287
Personalities. TV 971
Personalities. TV— Index 972
Prizes. Premiums 1002
Producers and Distributors. TV Film 925
Producers. Network and Independent. . . 1119
Producers. Radio-TV Program Package. . 751
Program. Commercial AM-TV (1952) 1173
Programs. Commercial TV 1189
Program Producers. Radio-TV 751
Projectors (TV) 998
Publications. Trade. Fan. Tech.. Gen 1255
Puppet Makers 1003
Radio and TV Directors Guild 1295
Radio and TV Executives Soriely 1295
Radio. TV Manufacturers Assn 1244
Radio-TV Artists 1007
Radio-TV Station Representa'ives 225
Radio-TV Vocal Artists 1045
Raw Stock 1001
Representative!. Talent (Managers and
Agents) 254
Receiver Production in '52 — Radio-TV . . . 828
Research Organizations 109
Robeck, Peter M Article 95
Sarnoff. Brig. Gen. David .... Article .... 43
Screening Rooms 1003
Services to TV Producers 997
Singers (Vocal Artists) 1045
Sinn. John L Article 85
Sports Commentalors. Radio-TV 1053
Spot and Flood Lamps 998
Station Representatives — Radio-TV 225
Stations. TV. to Open in '53 920
Stations. U. S.. TV in operation 881
Stock Shot Libraries 1002
Storage Vaults 1001
Stronach. Alexander. Jr Article 832
Taylor. Herbert E.. Jr Article 121
Television Personalities 971
Television Programs. Commercial 1189
TELEVISION STATIONS. U. S.:
Alabama 881
Arizona 881
California 881
Colorado 884
Connecticut 885
Delaware 885
District of Columbia 885
Florida 887
Georgia 887
Illinois 887
Indiana 889
Iowa 890
Kentucky 890
Louisiana 891
Maine 891
Maryland 891
Massachusetts 893
Michigan 893
Minnesota 895
Mississippi 896
Missouri 896
Nebraska 896
New Jersey 897
New Mexico 899
New York 899
North Carolina 902
Ohio 903
Oklahoma 906
Oregon 906
Pennsylvania 906
Rhode Island 911
Tennessee 911
Texas 911
Utah 914
Virginia 914
Washington 915
West Virginia 916
Wisconsin 916
TELEVISION YEARBOOK:
(Facing Page 800)
Top Ten News Events of '52
TV Code. NARTB
TV Film Producers and Distributors
TV Service Firms
Background Processes
Carpets
Cartoon Producers
Color Processes
Costumes
Laboratories
Large Screen
Lenses
Prizes. Premiums
Projectors
Puppet Makers
Raw Stock
Screening Rooms
Spot and Flood Lamps
Stock Shot Libraries
Storage Vaults
Ventilation Equipment
TV Stations. Lalin America
TV Stations to Open in '53
TV Stations. U. S. Index by Call Letters.
TV Stations. U. S. Personnel
Uruguay, TV Stations in
Van Volkenburg, J. L Article
Venezuela, TV Stations in
Ventilation Equipment
Vocal Artists, Radio-TV
White, Paul W Article
Who's Who of '52
Witting, Chris J Article
Women Commentators
Writers, Radio-TV '
55
803
925
998
1002
1003
1003
1000
1002
998
1003
1001
1003
998
1002
1001
1002
918
920
878
881
918
840
918
1002
1045
119
41
829
1165
1135
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INDEX
— A —
Advance Television Pic-
hire Service, Inc 1172.
Advertiser Publishing
Co.. The 1258
Advertising Age 1256
All-Canada Radio Facili-
ties Ltd 713
Allen. Gracie 1007
AUen. Mel 62
Allen. Steve 1030
Allied Record Manufac-
turing Co 790
ABC Radio Network 98-99
ABC Television
Network 838-839
"American Inventory" . . 818
ASCAP 1262
Ampex Dectric Corp 283
Amsterdam. Morey 1030
Anderson, Eddie
"Rochester" 1031
Anderson, Leonard 956
Anderson, Les (Carrot
Top) 1024
Arden, Eve 1030
Argyle Television Films,
Inc 944
Armbruster. Robert ....1115
AmelL Peter 765
Arquette, Cliff 1030
Associated Press
4 and Run of Book
Atlantic Television Corp. 940
Atlas Television Corp. . . 955
Audio-Video Recording
Co.. Inc 20
— B —
Bailey, Tom, Productions,
Inc 955
Baker, Art 1093
Bcmghart, Keimeth 1071
Barnes Printing Co., Inc.,
The 1127
Barry & Enright Produc-
tions, Inc 760
Bartlett. Tommy 1038
Barty. Billy 1042
B.B.D. & O., Inc 132
Beck, Jackson 1025
Benny, Jack 36
Berg, Gertrude 1020
Berle. Milton 38
Bixby. Carl 1136
Bleyer. Archie 1110
Block. Martin 6
Bolam, Guy 228
Bonded Film Storage Co..
Inc. Facing Page 1296
Bosman. John 1088
Boyd. William 130
Bradford. John 1088
British Information
Services 954
Broadcast Music.
Inc 118. 816
Broidy. William F..
Productions. Inc 941
Brooks Costume Co 1002
Brooks. Mel .' 72
Bryan. Arthur Q 1036
Bulova Watch Co., Inc... 126
Burke, Caroline 1124
Biims, George 1007
Bums, Stan 1088
Buttons. Red 46
— C —
CFRB 706
CKLW 467
Caesar, Sid 68
Calkins & Holden 149
Comargo, Ralph 1040
Camera Equipment Co. . . 996
Campana, Frank 1046
Canadian Association of
Broadcasters 710
"Canadian Broadcaster". 1261
Canadian Broadcasting
Corp 708
Canova, Judy 1009
Capitol Records 116
Carson, Jack 1034
Carson, Johnny 1037
Case, Nekon 1092
Century News Photo
Service 16
25
Century Record Mfg. Co. 784
Cineffects, Inc 931
Cinema Research 948
Circle Film Laboratories. 1001
Coastal Recording Com-
pany, Inc 794
Coca, Imogene 69
Cohan, Arnold, Corp.,
The 148
CoUyer, Bud 1091
CBS Radio Network. . . 112-113
CBS Television 846-847
CBS Television Film Sales 876
Colimibia Records, Inc. . . 776
Commodore Productions
and Artists, Inc 759
Commonwealth Film and
Television, Inc 930
Como, Perry 18
Compton Advertising. Inc. 145
Consolidated Film
Industries 812
Consolidated Television
Sales 814
Cooley, Lee 1125
Cooley, Spade 48
Corrigan, William 1126
Cotsworth. Staats 1039
Cowan, Louis G., Inc.... 124
Crosby, Bing, Enterprises,
Inc 810
Crosby. Bob 1011
Cullen, Bill 1080
— D —
D'Arcy, Gene 1010
Darley, Dik 1133
Davis, Geoff 1094
Davis, Joan 1015
Dawson, Ronald 1042
Demby Productions, Inc.. 768
DeVol, Frank 1115
Dixon, Bob 1031
Doherty, Clifford, Steers
& Shenfield, Inc 146
Dolen, Jim 1032
Don Lee Broadcasting
System 336
Douglas, Scott 1096
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Downey, Morton 8
Dragnet 954
Duggan, Tom 1055
DuMont Television Net-
work 854-855
DuMont, Allen B., Labora-
tories, Inc 800
Durante, Jimmy 44
Durgom, Geo. "Bullets". 1022
Dynamic Films, Inc 939
— E —
Eaves Costume Co., Inc.. 1003
Editor Precision Equip-
ment Corp 940
Edwards. Douglas 1070
Edwards. Ralph 1013
Eggleston, Shirley 1040
Empire Broadcasting
Corp 789
— F —
Ferrin. Frank 946
FilmCraft Productions . . . 934
Rne Sound, Inc 791
Finkel, Robert 1132
Fisher, Ham 96
Fisher. Lew 1088
Fisher, Maggy 1016
Fitzgerald, Ed and
Pegeen 1020
Fitzmaurice, Michael . . . 1034
Foley, George F., Inc 140
Foote, Cone & Belding. . 134
Framer, Walt, Produc-
tions 769
Franklin. Joe 1144
Franks, lerome 1131
French Broadcasting
System, The 120
Friend-Reiss-McGlone ... 150
FuUer, Sam 1123
— G —
Gollop, Frank 1092
Garrison, Greg 1134
Gart. John 90
Geordan, Norman 1143
German, W. I., Inc.
Facing Page 801
Gleason, Jackie 50
Glucksman, Ernest D....1122
Godfrey, Arthur 1017
Goodman, Al 1108
Goodman, Harry S 758
Goodson-Todman
Productions 754
Gotham Recording
Corporation 780
Grahcm, Joe 1 128
GronvUle, Dick 1140-1141
Grauer, Ben 1094
Green, Art 1138
Gregson, Jack 1089
Guild Films Co., Inc 936
— H —
Hall, Helen 1036
Hamihon Trio 73
Hammond, Earl 1041
Harrice, Cy 1085
Hawthorne, Jim 1032
Headley-Reed Company. 224
Herlihy, Ed 1004
Herlihy, Walter 1091
Hersholt, Jean 1033
Hillmon, Don 1128
Hope, Bob 40
Howard. Mary,
Recordings 794
Hurdle, Jack 1123
— I —
Irving, Charles 1028
Irving. Hollis 1028
Irwin, Carol 1022
-J-
James, Dennis . . Facing Page 1
— K —
KFDM 632
KFEL 359
KFVD 344
KFWB 342
KFYR 560
KGER 156, 335
KGHF 362
KLRA 332
KOME 156, 335
KPIK 880
KPCC 352
KRLD-TV 912
KROD-TV 913
KSD 492
KSFO 352
KSL 657
KTLA 882
KUOA 156. 335
KVWO 691
KWBE 499
Kagran Corporation .... 762
Kallen, Lucille 72
Keams, Joseph 1038
Keene, William 1023
Kennedy, Kevin 1086
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Keystone Broadcasting
System, Inc 286-287
King, Carl 1032
Kudner Agency, Inc 138
Kukla, Fran and OUie. . . 77
— L —
Lacy. Jack 1088
Lalley and Love, Inc 950
Lawrence, Mort 1095
Lear, Les Productions
Corp 766
Lee, Bert 1054
Lee, Peggy 92
Leftwich, Alex 1128
Lennen & Newell, Inc.. . . 149
Lescoulie, Jack 1087
Levenson, Sam 58
Lewis, Jerry 52
Lewis, Lester Associates 761
Lewis, Robert Q 54
Liebman, Max 75
Lightcap, Jack 1088
Lombardo, Guy 34
— M —
"Mama" 1022
Mann, Claire 152
Mansfield, Irving 1121
Manson, Charlotte 86
March of Time, The 28
Mark VIL Ltd 954
Marshall-Hester
Productions, Inc 768
Marshall. Rex 1096
Martin, Charles 1120
Martin, Dean 52
Martin, Don. School 1035
Martin, Jean 1047
Martin. Tony 60
Masterson. Reddy and
Nelson 748
Mojurer, J. A., Inc 926
McBride, Mary Margaret. 1021
McCann-Erickson, Inc. . 136-137
McCune, Hank 1012
McGee, Fibber and
Molly 1008
McNeill, Don 64
McNellis, Maggi 1034
Mercer, Ray & Co 945
Merrill, Robert 1018
M-G-M Records 793
"Mike and Buff" 1026
MUler, Sidney 1037
Milveme Productions,
Inc 953
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Miner, Jon 1034
Mr. Wizard 763
Modell. Arthur B 1119
Montgomery, Robert .... 82
Morgan, Raymond R., Co. 144
Morris, William, Agency,
Inc 128
Morse, Carlton E 1136
Murphy, Stanley,
Productions 771
Murray, Jan 80
Mutual Broadcasling
System. The 110
— N —
National Broadcasting
Company 862-863
NBC Radio Network 114
NBC Spot Sales 2
Nelson, Jimmy 39
Newman, Cy, Productions 772
Nimmo, Bill 51
Nusbaum. Mort 1142
— O —
Olsen, Johnny 1093
Owens, Jack 1027
— P —
Painton. Lee 1122
Palladium Radio
Productions, Inc 772
Parsonnet TV Film
Studios, Inc 928
Parsons, Louella 1071
Paul, Charles 1114
Paul, Ralph 94
Peerless Film Processing
Corp 999
Pembrex TV 1228
Penn, Arthur 1132
Phiico Television
Playhouse 802
Phillips, Brad 1088
Piano Playhouse 1016
Piazza, Marguerite 70
Pickens, Jane 1018
Pincus, Norman & Irving. 769
Polacheck. Charles 1124
Precision Film
Laboratories, Inc 924
Presto Recording
Corporation 1224
Product Services, Inc 151
PSI-TV, Inc 750
Pulaski, Frank 1041
Pulse, Inc., The 108
Putnam, George 142
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Queen for a Day 144
Quigley, Robert 1029
— R —
Radio Cadena NacionaL
S.A 737
RCA Back Cover
RCA Custom Record
Sales 778
RCA Recorded Program
Services 786-787
Radio Luxembourg 228
Radio Progromas de
Mexico 734
Radio Recorders 792
Raeburn, Bryna 1028
Raine. Lorry 1044
Rambeau, William G.,
Co.. Inc 227
Reeves Sound Studios,
Inc 933
Reiner, Carl 73
Rickey. Al 1111
Ringling Bros, and
B. & B 32
Ritz Brothers, The 1032
Rockhill Radio, Inc 752
Rogers, Roy 88
Rorabaugh, N. C, Co.. . .1260
Ross, Murray 1114
Roth, Allen 1108
Runnion, Guy 1070
Russell, Bob 1035
Russell, Don 1006
RusseU, Jack 71
Russell, Todd 1097
— S —
Sanford, Charles 74
Santley, Joseph 1129
Sarra, Inc 30
Sotenstein, Frank 1131
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Scanlon, Art 1088
Scheck, George 1125
Schneider, Dick 1128
Scott, Mark 1055
Scripps, William J.,
Associates 150
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Shear. Barry 1130
Sheldon, Earl 1112
Sheldon, Herb 1082
Sherman, Paul 1088
Sherman & Marquette... 147
Sherwood, Bobby 1026
Sherwood, Gregg 154
Shore, Dinah 22
Silbert, Bill 1090
Simon, Ernie 1143
Skelton, Red 42
Smith, Kate 56
Smith. Sid 1133
Snader Telescriptions
Corp 932
Span, Al 1120
Spotlight Promotions S98
Stark, Charlie 1088
Stark. Dick 78
Station Distributors, Inc.. . 953
Sterling, Jack 1083
Sterling Television Co.,
Inc 952
Stern. Bill 1052
Stone, Clifae 1014
Storer Broadcasting
Company 256
Streech, Wilbur,
Productions 949
Susann, Jacqueline 1033
Swayze, John Cameron. .1068
Sylvern, Henry, "Hank". .1112
— T —
Taubmon, Paul 1113
Teevee Co., The 956
Telecast Films, Inc 935
Tel Ra Productions 967
Tennessee Ernie 1014
Thorgersen, Ed 943
Tice, Olin 1084
Tolkin, Mel 72
Tonken, Phil 1097
Trans-Lux Corporation . . 1226
Trendle-Campbell
Enterprises, Inc, 298
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Tunis. Hal 1095
TV Exploitation Sales 952
TV Movie Club, Inc 947
— U —
United Film and
Recording Studios .... 951
United Press 14
United Recording Labs. . . 793
United Television
Programs. Inc 938
United World Films. Inc.. 942
Unity Television Corp.
Inside Back Covers
Universal Broadcasting
System 26
— V —
Valentino. Thomas J.. Inc. 788
Van Praag Productions.. 951
Video Pictures, Inc 937
Volcano Productions 957
— W —
WAPA 698
WATV 897
WAZL 593
WBAL 451
WBAP 640
WBOC 455
WCAU. WCAU-TV 598
WCCC 365
WCFL 404
WCMB 597
WCTC 508
WCYB 660
WDBO 381
WDSU 444
WDSU-TV 891
WDTV 908
WEAV 536
WELL 464
WENT 536
WERC 592
WEVD 523
WFAS. WFAS-FM 544
WFBC 616
WFIL. WFIL-TV 600
WFMJ 574
WFPG 506
WGN 402
WGN-TV 888
WGST 387
WGY 540
WHAM 538
WHBF 414
WHEN 901
WHLI 520
WHLM 589
WHOL 588
WHOM 524
WHP 594
WHUM 910
WIAC 700
WIBG 603
WICC 366
WIDE 447
WINS 526
WIOD 380
WIP 602
WISL 607
WITH 453
WJAC-TV 907
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WLS 407
WLW 276
WMAL 371
WMAM 684
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WNBW 886
WNEW 530
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WOAI 651
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WSJS 558
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WTIC 364
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WWDC 372
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Webster, Toney 72
Welles. Barbara 1036
Western Recorders 795
White. Betly 1039
Williams. Billy.
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Willys. Sunday 1047
Wismer, Harry 10
Wolf Associates. Inc 755
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THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
AM, TV, FM ALL ON MARCH
Interest Rekindled In FM
As Each Medium Gains
By PAUL A. WAIXER, Chcrinnan
Fodm'al Communicatioiu Commission
AS FAR AS broadcasting is con-
cerned, 1953 should see a con-
tinued expansion of TV primarily,
with more small day-time AM sta-
tions squeezing into the standard
broadcast band, and prospect of re-
kindled interest in the hardly
scratched possibilities for FM.
The rocketing attention to TV,
which had its impetus in the removal
of the freeze last year, has since been
augmented by many new station grants, the first transcontinental inaug-
ural telecast and other popularizing events. Figures vary from week to
week, but the post-freeze TV grants are now more than twice the number
of the previously existing TV stations. Every state will soon have one or
more TV authorizations, and new non-commercial educational TV facilities
should grow proportionately.
Many day-time AM stations of modest power continue to wedge into the
congested AM spectrum, with the result that more than 2,500 AM stations
now hold authorizations, and several hundred applications for new AM
facilities are pending.
Also, new interest is being evinced in FM. Though many FM construc-
tion permits have been surrendered since 1948, the number of licensed FM
stations has shown a net increase each subsequent year. At the present
time, more than 700 FM stations are authorized, of which number more
than 100 are non-commercial educational outlets attracted largely by op-
portunity for economical low-power operation.
But the actual number of programming stations is not the only thing
the broadcaster should be interested in. Radio authorizations on the books
of the Commission now, for the first time, exceed the 1,000,000 mark. Many
of these affect the broadcaster directly or indirectly.
For example, more than 1,500 authorizations are for operation of auxil-
iary broadcast services, such as remote pick-up, studio-transmitter links,
and experimental and developmental facilities.
Then there are nearly 700,000 authorizations for radio operators of dif-
ferent classes to operate broadcast and other radio stations. Non-broadcast
radio station authorizations now exceed 225,000. They cover many more
portable and mobile transmitters. And the 115,000 amateur radio oper-
ators constitute a training ground for future manpower requirements of
the radio industry.
In addition, the common carrier regulation is of vital concern to the
broadcaster, because it is a factor in what he pays for program relay,
whether it be by microwave or coaxial cable or ordinary telephone lines.
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and his
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F. W. ZIV CO. TRANSCRIPTIONS
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CHALLENGE --AND SUCCESS
A Tribute To Success Of '52; Challenge Of '53
By HAROLD E. FELLOWS. President
National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters
'T'hE broadcast media appear
destined for their most suc-
cessful year in 1953. This pre-
diction derives from careful
study of economic trends, and
from conferences with broad-
casters in markets of every size
throughout the nation — realistic,
shirtsleeve sessions wherein the
industry's positive and negative
factors were discussed frankly
and fully. On these bases, I fore-
see greater listening and view-
ing, keener competition for audi-
ences and markets, increased revenues —
and more responsibilities and problems —
in the year ahead.
Broadcasting thrived in 1952. Radio's
net time sales of more than 464 million
dollars (after discounts and commissions),
according to recent industry estimates, set
a record for the medium, reaffirming its
claim as the most economical mass ad-
vertising method yet devised. Its cover-
age was also greater than ever before.
With 110 million receivers in circulation,
all but two per cent of the public had
access to radio.
Despite the three-year construction
"freeze," finally lifted in mid-April, 1952,
the net sale of time by television stations
and networks totalled nearly 289 million
dollars for the year.
A billion dollars' worth of business for
the two media in 1953 does not appear too
wild an estimate.
Income, however, is by no means the
sole criteria of broadcasting's worth.
Radio and television in 1952 cooperatively
staged one of the most successful cam-
paigns ever launched; and through it they
sold an intangible— "good citizenship" to
the hilt. Participating wholeheartedly in
the nationwide "Register and Vote" cam-
paign staged by the National Association
of Radio and Television Broadcasters in
conjunction with the American Heritage
Foundation, radio and television solicited
— and delivered — a record vote of more
than 60 million ballots in the Presidential
election, a drive which enlisted the co-
operation of all networks as well as 3,090
local and TV stations.
The lifting of the TV "freeze"— prob-
ably the most significant single industry
development in 1952— instituted a boom
wJiich appears likely to continue for sev-
eral years. In January, 1952,
there were only 107 operative
TV stations and 15 million re-
ceivers in circulation. By the
end of the year the number of
stations had risen to 129, due to
spirited bidding for allocations
as the public demanded com-
plete national coverage, with 20
million sets in circulation.
Barring any cut-backs necessi-
tated by increased defense pro-
duction, it isn't unreasonable to
believe that another one hundred
stations will be on the air by the end of
this year, or that the sets-in-circulation
will soar to nearly 30 million. Before dis-
counting this as a fantastic prediction, re-
call if you will, that the majority of past
television estimates have proven to be
models of conservatism!
While NARTB studies and surveys point
to a successful year for radio and tele-
vision, it must be added that they also in-
dicate problems ahead for both.
There are unmistakable signs of up-
ward trends in operating costs for AM,
FM and TV. Although a five-to-ten per-
cent increase in total retail trade is ex-
pected, wage increases and rising equip-
ment and servicing costs also loom, and
intelligent operating economies must be
practiced in order to buoy per-station in-
come. Standardizations of equipment and
techniques are constantly being devel-
oped as an aid to economical operation,
and management is striving for greater
efficiency of personnel, as well.
A tendency toward a "buyers" market
in most consumer goods indicates the
probability of expanded advertising
budgets, and broadcasters will compete in-
telligently and aggressively for an
equitable proportion of this additional in-
come. The likelihood that the excess
profits tax will be terminated or relaxed
by June 30 also augurs well for the
profits picture.
The labor situation is another area of
concern. Union membership drives seem
to be accelerating; and with the increasing
interest evidenced in fringe benefits and
profit-sharing programs by these groups,
it is not likely that many union contracts
will be renewed automatically or with-
out change. Congress indicates an inclina-
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JACK BENNY
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TV LEADING INDUSTRY RISE
Radio Figures Also Soaring To Record Heights
By FRANK BURKE,
Editor, Radio Television Daily
RADIO and television business
was good in 1952 and if pre-
dictions are accurate it will be
even better during 1953. This op-
timistic outlook i5 not the dream
of a soothsayer. It's predicated on
facts and figures during the past
year and projections for the year
ahead.
Television is on the threshold
of tremendous expansion as new
markets open up and the demand
for telecasting equipment and
receivers exceed the output of
production lines. The wise ones say that
the industry will produce around 6,500,000
sets during 1955 with a total retail value
of around $2 billion. Other millions will
be spent for transmitters, studio equip-
ment and camera-chains as more stations
go on the air. ^
The radio picture, too, looks promising.
Today, according to BAB figures, there
are 112,000,000 radio sets in operation in
LT. S. homes. In addition, 27 million car
radios are in daily use. Production sched-
ules of leading manufacturers continue to
be high for all models of radio receivers
with table and car radios leading in
popularity.
Turning from the manufacturing pic-
ture to the business of broadcasting, it is
estimated that the radio net time sales for
1952 was over 465 million dollars as com-
pared to 451 million in 1951. Spot sales
and region networks showed the greatest
increase in time sales with the volume of
network sales reported to be down as
compared to 1951.
An all-time high of $17,462,216 in tele-
vision billings for December brought total
network TV gross charges to $180,794,780
for 1952, according to Publishers' Informa-
tion Bureau's monthly report. The past
year's total compares with $127,989,713 in
1951, $40,778,885 in 1950 and $12,294,513 in
1949.
The programming pattern in radio has
been interesting. News, as always, has
been an easy sale and music programs
have been next in popularity. However,
recorded dramatic and mystery shows
with good merchandising tie-ups have
been increasing in popularity.
In television, variety programs, quiz,
forums and news rate high in
the estimation of the viewers.
The filmed programs are increas-
ing in numbers; and this year will
see an even greater percentage
of the programming on films.
This is especially true in secon-
dary markets where limited pro-
gram budgets make it necessary
to by-pass live talent shows and
present movies, short subjects
and kines to the viewers.
Trade organizations continue to
become more active, with the
National Association of Radio and Tele-
vision Broadcasters under President
Harold E. Fellows doing a good job for
the radio and TV broadcasters. Two other
organizations which have made great con-
tributions to the broadcasters the past
year are Broadcast Music, Inc., and Broad-
cast Advertising Bureau. BMI and BAB,
which conducted successful sales and pro-
gramming clinics last year, plan to pool
their efforts this year and will jointly
sponsor radio clinics under auspices of
state associations this summer. These
meetings, timed not to conflict with
NARTB district meetings, hold promise of
engendering even more enthusiasm in
radio sales for the year 1953. I't is signi-
ficant to note that radio and television
time sales on the local level increased
immeasurably the past year and will prob-
ably continue to rise during 1953.
•
Other associations also having made
valued contributions to the industry the
past year include the Radio Television
Manufacturers Association and Better
Business Bureau. Both took an active part
in establishing ethical practices in the
sales and servicing of television sets dur-
ing the past year.
•
The varied activities of industry or-
ganizations have without question done
much to sustain interest in commercial
radio and to aid in the expanding tele-
vision broadcasting field. They have
worked hand in hand with networks and
stations in keeping communications to the
fore as advertising media. That they
have succeeded is indicated from the busi-
ness outlook for 1953.
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GENERAL FOODS for JELLO
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The who's who of '52
As Selected hy l^ation^s Radio-TV Editors
Radio Television
MAN OF THE YEAR
ARTHUR GODFREY
CBS-Radio
BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN
Du Mont TV
WOMAN OF THE YEAR
EVE AROEN
CBS-Radio
LUCILLE BALL
CBS-TV
DRAMATIC SHOW OF THE YEAR
THEATER GUILD
NBC-Radio
ROBT. MONTGOMERY PRESENTS
NBC-TV
COMEDY SHOW OF THE YEAR
JACK BENNY
CBS-Radio
"I LOVE LUCY'
CBS-TV
VARIETY SHOW OF THE YEAR
"THE BIG SHOW" "SHOW OF SHOWS'
NBC-Radio
NBC-TV
MUSICAL SHOW OF THE YEAR
FIRESTONE HOUR
NBC-Radio
FRED WARING
CBS-TV
COMMENTATOR OF THE YEAR
EDWARD R. MURROW
CBS-Radio
JOHN CAMERON SWAYZE
— NBC-TV
DOCUMENTARY OF THE YEAR
"THE PEOPLE ACT"
CBS-Radio
"VICTORY AT SEA"
NBC-TV
QUIZ SHOW OF THE YEAR
GROUCHO MARX
NBC-Radio
"WHAT'S MY LINE'
CBS-TV
SPORTSCASTER OF THE YEAR
BILL STERN
NBC-Radio
MEL ALLEN
NBC-TV
CHILDREN'S SHOW OF THE YEAR
LET'S PRETEND"
CBS-Radio
KUKLA, FRAN & OLLIE
— NBC-TV
SONG HIT OF THE YEAR
"YOU BELONG TO ME'
BMI
"WISH YOU WERE HERE"
ASCAP
TV SURGE HIGHLIGHTED '52
Video-Equipped Homes Increased 40% in Year
By BRIG. GEN. DAVID SARNOFF, Chairman of the Board.
Radio Corporation of America
TELEVISION greatly extended
its service area and enlarged
its stature as one of America's
major industries in 1952. Tele-
vision-equipped homes increased
from 15 million in 1951 to nearly
21 million at the end of 1952— a
gain of 40 per cent.
New opportunities for contin-
ued expansion of television and
all phases of electronics took
definite shape this year in the
development of the latest marvel
of science, the transistor. This
tiny device, which performs many of the
functions of electron tubes, has reached
a stage of development that demonstrates
the profound influence it will have on the
future of electronics and communications.
Its further development will greatly
broaden the base of the electronics art,
enabling it to expand into many new fields
of science, commerce and industry.
The two most significant steps in tele-
vision progress during the past year were:
the licensing of new stations permitted
by lifting of the TV station "freeze," and
the opening of UHF (ultra-high frequen-
cies) for television broadcasting.
Today forty-seven per cent of Amer-
ican families have television sets, and
more than sixty-five per cent of the popu-
lation is within range of one or more TV
stations. At mid-December, 117 TV sta-
tions were on the air. Construction per-
mits had been granted to 135 others, many
of which plan to be in operation during
1953.
'As a result, new markets will open as
television broadcasting service spreads.
An indication of what may be expected
is found in the plans of the RCA Service
Company to open thirty-four additional
service branches in 1953. In the interna-
tional field, RCA has supplied equipment
for fifteen television stations in Canada,
Brazil, Cuba, Hawaii, Dominican Repub-
lic, Mexico, Venezuela and Italy.
Further progress has been made during
the year with the RCA compatible color
television system and its tricolor tube.
During 1952 RCA and NBC engineers
have been field testing color television
standards evolved by the National Tele-
vision System Committee, which is com-
prised of experienced engineers
of the industry. When the field
tests have been completed and
the information evaluated and
applied, the Federal Communica-
tions Commission will be peti-
tioned to review the subject of
color television and to set stand-
ards which will permit commer-
cial broadcasting of compatible
color. The field tests have also
produced further evidence of the
practicability and desirability of
a compatible system for service
to the public, that is, a system which per-
mits owners of existing television sets to
receive color programs in black and white
without any change whatever in their sets.
Television's great impact on American
life was brought into sharp focus during
the national political campaign. It played
a vital role in presenting the candidates to
the people and in getting out the vote. His-
torians Rs well as politicians w^ill be busy
for some time to come evaluating the full
extent of the influence of television in
politics, and evolving strategy for its most
effective use in future campaigns.
Throughout 1952 the older arts, includ-
ing radio, the press and motion pictures,
felt the added touch of television. Each
medium has stimulated the other to fur-
ther improvement and greater service.
For example, the motion picture series
"Victory at Sea," produced for television
by the National Broadcasting Company in
cooperation with the United States Navy,
has brought into the homes of the nation
documentary proof of the defeats and tri-
umphs of World War II and the heroism
of our fighting men at sea, on land and in
the air.
The live-talent telecasts of "Opera in
English," originated and developed by the
NBC, have provided a new dimension and
significance to this field of entertainment
and education. Among the "Operas in Eng-
lish" have been "Amahl and The Night
Visitors," "Billy Budd," and "Trouble in
Tahiti."
As further evidence of the creative ef-
forts of the NBC in program pioneering,
Robert E. Sherwood, noted dramatist, has
been engaged to write nine original plays
for television, the first of which is sched-
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PICTURES - TELEVISION - RADIO - RECORDS
AND
JIMMY DURANTE MUSIC PUBLISHING CO., INC.
MANAGEMENT:
WILLIAM MORRIS AGENCY
NEW YORK — CHICAGO — HOLLYWOOD
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STOCKS
IN REVIEW
1952
Compiled from daily listings published in
RADIO-TELEVISION DAILY
THIS rapid-glance survey of leading radio and television industry stocks show
how they stood at the beginning of each quarter of 19^2 and on January 1,
1953. The figures used are for the first business day following the first calendar
day of each quarter where the first day of each quarter did not fall on a regular
working day.
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NEW YORK STCX:K EXCHANGE
Dec. 31 Apr. 1 Jul. 1 Oct. 1 Dec. 31
ABC 11% lP/4 9^8 9% 93/4
Admiral Corp 263/4 26% 28 30% 3OV2
Am. Tel. & Tel 156^4 154 1/2 154 152% 159%
CBS A 341/4 37% 34^4 36% 39
CBS B 34% 37% 34^4 36% 39%
Gen. Electric 59% 58% 62% 63% 72%
Philco 27 29% 33% 33% 35%
Philco Pfd 82 86 89 84 87%
RCA Common 23% 27% 26% 27% 28%
RCA First Pfd 72% 77 74% 75% 80%
Stewart-Warner 19% 18% 19% 19% 22%
Westinghouse 39% 36% 39% 42 47%
Westinghouse Pfd 96 99 98 99% 99%
Zenith Radio 67% 78 82 81% 81
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NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Du Mont Lab 16% 17 16 17% 18
HazeltineCorp. (Splitin '52). 42% 39% 43% 24% 25%
Nat. Union Radio 3% 3 3% 2% 2%
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OVER THE COUNTER
Bid Ask Bid Ask Bid Ask Bid Ask Bid Ask
Stromberg-Carlson .. 12% 13% 14% 15% 14% 16% 17% 19% 17% 19
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RKD BUTTONS
PRODUCTION NOW AT PEAK
RTMA Expects $4,000,000,000 Total In 19S3
By JAMES D. SECREST. Executive Vice President
Radio-Television Manufacturers Association
TiHE radio-TV-electronics in-
dustry achieved a new pro-
duction peak in 1952 and looks
forward to bettering that record
in 1953 in the manufacture of
both civilian and military equip-
ment.
An estimated 6,096,279 TV sets
and 9,711,236 radios were pro-
duced in 1952 with a combined
value at the factory level of
about $1.3 billion. Seven million
of the radios were home sets
and portables; the remainder
were auto sets. Deliveries of electronic
equipment and parts to the Armed Serv-
ices in 1952 were valued at $2.5 billion,
while sales of transmitting and communi-
cations equipment and replacement parts
accounted for another $250 million or
more.
Thus the combined dollar volume
achieved by the industry in 1952 ex-
ceeded $4 billion. At its World War II
peak, the industry's military production
rate was at the annual rate of $3.5 bil-
lion, and its highest peacetime volume was
$1.9 billion in 1950.
The 1952 record of industrial produc-
tion was made possible by substantial ex-
pansions in plant facilities since the out-
break of the Korean War and the early
adoption of conservation techniques
which greatly reduced the industry's con-
sumption of scarce metals in the manu-
facture of radio and TV sets.
Termination of the "freeze" on new
TV station construction in mid-1952
marked a turning point in the post-war
history of commercial television. It made
possible a nation-wide TV service and
the opening of TV markets in virtually
every city and town of the United States
during the next few years.
Resumption of the issuance of TV con-
struction permits by the Federal Com-
munications Commission had an immedi-
ate effect on the dormant transmitter in-
dustry and gave receiver manufacturers
some sales stimulus during the second
half of 1952 and a greater psychological
"lift" in anticipating 1953 business. The
growing popularity of a second TV re-
ceiver in the home also stimulated sales
in established markets.
With the renewal of TV station licens-
ing, Ultra High Frequency (UHF) tele-
vision got its first try-out and quickly
proved its ability to provide
service equal to that of the VHF
stations in primary viewing areas
and with less susceptibility to
man-made interference.
Set manufacturers began im-
mediately to make available
UHF converters, tuners, and
other reception facilities and to
redesign a portion of their re-
ceivers for dual TV reception of
both VHF or UHF stations.
Substantial progress was made
by the industry in developing a
system of color telecasting which can be
received in monochrome on most present
TV sets. The National Television System
Committee, under the direction of Dr.
W. R. G. Baker, Director of the RTMA
Engineering Department, worked out the
new color signals and prepared for field
tests of the proposed system in 1953.
Further tests of equipment and approval
by the Federal Communications Commis-
sion will be necessary before this color
television can become a commercial
reality.
Under pressure of fulfilling both mili-
tary and civilian requirements, the elec-
tronics industry greatly expanded its
plant facilities in 1952. Likewise, factory
employment rose about 20 percent and,
according to the U. S. Employment Serv-
ice, exceeded 400,000 for the first time
since World War II.
Despite material shortages, the industry
by means of high production and con-
servation held prices well below ceilings
established by the Office of Price Stabi-
lization. Screen sizes of television re-
ceivers continued to increase and other
improvements were added. Consequently,
values reached a new high.
The outlook for the electronics indus-
try in 1953 is very encouraging. While
estimates vary, it seems likely that from
75 to 100 new TV stations will go on the
air this year. Many of these will be in
virgin markets. Others will make tele-
vision more desirable in areas where TV
programs have been limited to one or
two stations. All will add to the potential
TV audience.
Manufacturers expect to produce and
sell not less than 6,500,000 TV sets and
more than 10 million radios in 1953. At
the same time they will meet all military
requirements.
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SONG HITS OF 1952
(January 1, 195S to January 1, 1953)
The 35 song hits ivith the largest radio and television audiences listed
heloiv in order of the total AC I points received in the AC I surveys during
1952. (Songs in stage or film productions are indicated. Songs currently
active are marked ivith an asterisk. Songs ivhose activity began on the
AC I surveys during the fall of 1951 are noted by the 1951 date,)
NUMBER
OF WEEKS
TOTAL ONACI
SONG TITLE AND PUBLISHER ACI POINTS SURVEY
Any Time (Hill & Range) 33,960 33
*Wish You Were Here (Chappell) 27,732 26
Blue Tango (Mills) 26,904 35
*You Belong To Me (Ridgeway) 25,170 21
Cry (Mellow) 23,829 21
Be Anything (But Be Mine) (Shapiro-Bernstein) 23,600 24
Slow Poke (1951) (Ridgeway) 22,540 18
Please Mister Sun (Weiss-Barry) 22,063 22
Be My Life's Companion (E. H. Morris) 21,227 23
Walkin' My Baby Back Home (DeSylva-Brown & Henderson) 20,991 31
Kiss Of Fire (Duchess) 20,046 24
Wheel Of Fortune (Laurel Music) 19,496 21
Singin' In The Rain (Robbins) 17,009 27
I'm Yours (Algonquin) 16,379 24
Blacksmith Blues (Hill & Range) 16,012 21
Lover (Famous) 15,763 39
Tell Me Why (Signet) 15,648 18
*Somewhere Along The Way (United) 15,507 27
Undecided (1951) (Leeds) 14,948 20
Forgive Me (Advanced) 14,938 23
* Because You're Mine (Feist) 14,926 20
*Glow-Worm (E. B. Marks) 14,116 19
*Jambalaya (Acuff-Rose) 13,880 20
Auf Wiederseh'n Sweetheart (Hill & Range) 13,772 19
I'll Walk Alone (Mayfair) 13,517 23
Zing A Little Zong (Burvan) 13,302 21
Half As Much (Acuff-Rose) 13,167 23
*l Went To Your Wedding (St. Louis) 13,164 19
Little White Cloud That Cried (Spier) 12,688 15
A Guy Is A Guy (Ludlow) 11,500 19
Am I In Love (Famous) 11,418 19
Down Yonder (1951) (La Salle) 11,396 17
Delicado (Remick) 1 1,337 21
I Could Write A Book (T. B. Harms) 1 1,046 20
I Hear A Rhapsody (Broadcast Music) 10,981 17
Copyright, 1953, Office of Research, Inc.
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Management
CHARLES CONAWAY
BILL NIMMO
Announcer — M.C.
The Jackie Gleason Show"
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Best Wishes
DEAX & JERRY
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A.W. R.T. SCOPE WIDENING
Projects Now Carried Out On A National Scale
By DORIS CORWITH. Pretident
American Women In Radio and Television
THE strength of any organiza- ^H
tion is based on the soundness
and integrity of its objectives,
the loyalty and contributions of
its members, and its value to
society. As AWRT comes to the
close of its second year, an ac-
counting to the industry is a
welcome privilege.
The 1952 AWRT Convention in
Detroit, under the chairmanship
of Edythe Fern Melrose, of
WXYZ and WXYZ-TV, brought
300 members together from all
parts of the U. S. for three days of busi-
ness meetings, panel discussions, formal
speeches and gala entertainment. New of-
ficers elected to serve until April 1954
were Doris Corwith, NBC, president;
Dorothy Fuller, WBET, eastern vice pres-
ident; Alice Friberg, WCYB, southern vice
president; Elizabeth E. Marshall, WBEZ,
central vice president; Mollie Morse,
KFMB, western vice president; Jane Dal-
ton, WSPA, secretary-treasurer. These of-
ficers, together with five directors, whose
terms expire in 1953, form the AWRT
board of directors. To them is given the
administrative responsibility for our or-
ganization.
We closed our organizing Convention
in New York City in April 1951 with 358
members. At the end of 1951, we had 621
on our membership rolls. December 1952
found 655 active and 106 associate mem-
bers of AWRT, a total of 761. These
women represent all phases of our in-
dustry.
Membership includes subscription to
our monthly publication, NEWS .AND
VIEWS. It -contains articles of interest to
our members, chapter news, personal
items, and keeps us abreast of develop-
ments Effecting the broadcasting and
television industries.
Local chapters of AWRT are growing
and flourishing. Among the most active
are those in New York City, Washington,
St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta, Los
Angeles, and San Diego. State meetings
have been held in New York, Connecti-
cut, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Illinois, and
Georgia. Regional groups in New England
and The Heart of America have regular
get-togethers on a large scale, and in-
variably well attended.
AWRT established in 1952 an Informa-
tion Services Committee which
answers inquiries of all kinds.
The New York City Chapter has
instituted a Contact Service
Committee which will assist all
our members in making contacts
when they visit New York.
Projects have been carried out
on a national scale this year un-
der the general theme, "Women
Are First-Class Citizens." We co-
operated in the observance of
United Nations Day, through the
industry committee under the
chairmanship of Harold Fellows, presi-
dent of NARTB.
Our members have been strongly urged
to use every possible means to get out the
vote. More recently we have asked them
to interest themselves in the needs of our
public schools: more and better teachers,
more and better buildings and equipment,
and closer relationship between the
school authorities and the public. Some of
our chapters are engaged in local projects.
For instance, the New England Chapter is
working with the Massachusetts State Di-
vision of Child Guardianship to encour-
age wider acceptance of the Foster Home
Plan, with the slogan, "Give a Child a
Home." In New York State, the chairman
snd her co-workers set up a booth for
women broadcasters at the New York
State Fair, which attracted wide and
favorable attention.
Plans are now moving forward for the
1953 Convention in Atlanta, Georgia,
April 30-May 3. Edythe Meserand, of
New York City, AWRT's first president,
serves as director, and Marguerite Ewing
Schott and Hazel Marsden, both of At-
lanta, as co-chairmen. All activities will
take place at the Atlanta Biltmore Hotel.
At this Convention, five directors will be
elected, the constitution and by-laws will
be revised, work sessions and panels of
distinguished representatives of the in-
dustry will be presented. A post-Conven-
tion tour of Miami and Havana has been
planned through the fine cooperation of
the officials of the Florida resort and the
colorful capital of Cuba.
The officers, directors and members of
AWRT are proud to be an active part of
the great radio and television industry.
We look forward to 1953 as a year of
challenge and growth.
53
tudutiv It9pf9fntative:
Ted Ashley Associates
Press Relations:
SoIters-O'Rourke Associates
54
TEN TOP RADIO-TV
NEWS EVENTS
OF 1952
The Radio-Television Daily selections of the top ten news
events of 1952 and outstanding radio-TV broadcasts follow :
1 — The election of President-Elect Dwight D. Eisenhower.
2 — Political Conventions in Chicago.
3 — The H-Bomb Developments.
4— Death of King George VI of England.
5 — Captain Carlsen and the Flying Enterprise.
6 — Korean War and Truce Negotiations.
7 — The Corruption in Government Disclosures.
8— The Steel Strike and Government Seizure.
9— Midwest Floods.
10 — President-Elect Eisenhower's Korean Trip.
Outstanding Broadcasts
NBC TV— "Victory at Sea."
CBS TV— Ed Murrow's "See It Now" from Korea.
ABC TV— "Crusade in the Pacific."
Mutual— Coverage of the World Series.
Du Mont TV— Bishop Fulton J. Sheen.
55
MANUFACTURING MARK SET
Federal Demand A Factor In Record Production
Br FBANK M. FOLSOM, PtMldMt.
Radio Corporation of America
THE radio-television industry,
operating throughout 1952 un-
der the impetus of ever-growing
demands from both the Govern-
ment and the general public,
achieved new all-time records in
production, merchandising, and
servicing of electronic equip-
ment.
As the year closed, the annual
"going rate" of the industry was
estimated at $5 billion. Present
analyses of market potentials in-
dicate a continuing upward trend
in 1953, with the industry rate approach-
ing $6 billion during the latter part of
the year.
Equipped with the greatest production
capacity in its history, the radio-television
industry is successfully meeting the dual
requirements of manufacturing for the
national defense and the domestic market.
In RCA, this is largely due to the out-
standing teamwork of employees and the
splendid cooperation of suppliers.
While defense production formed the
bulk of the industry's output in 1952, tele-
vision continued to be the major factor
in the civilian field. The 6,000,000 tele-
vision receivers produced during the year
added more than $1 billion to the indus-
try's gross income.
America's overwhelming acceptance of
television as one of our most powerful
mediums of entertainment, culture, and
news is shown by the fact that, in the last
six years, the public's investment in TV
receivers alone amounts to more than $9
billion. This represents an unparalleled
achievement. It involved the manufacture
and distribution of approximately 23,000,-
000 television sets, of which nearly 21,-
000,000 are in use today.
In 1953, it is expected that between 150
and 200 new UHF (ultra-high frequency)
and VHF (very-high frequency) stations
will go on the air. Approximately 5,000,000
additional families will thereby be
brought into television's range of service
for the first time. On the basis of this ex-
pectation, plus the replacement market,
it is believed the industry will distribute
approximately 6,250,000 new television
sets during the next year.
Along with television's growth, the pub-
lic's interest in radio broadcast-
ing continues firm. The industry
distributed more than 9,000,000
radio sets in 1952, and expects to
produce a similar number in the
coming year.
As one of the principal manu-
facturers in the industry, RCA
Victor produced as many radio
and television home instruments
in 1952 as Government alloca-
tions of materials permitted. The
greatest demand in the television
field was for 21-inch receivers.
The public's desire for larger screen sizes
is growing, and this trend probably will
result in substantial sales of 27-inch re-
ceivers by the end of 1953. In radio, the
trend is to small sizes with high perform-
ance. Miniaturization of component parts
and tubes is enabling us to meet this de-
mand in radio.
In the field of defense production, RCA
made an outstanding record throughout
the year.
With the increasing interest in larger
screen sizes for television receivers, the
replacement market is rapidly developing
as an important factor in television mer-
chandising. At the same time, there is a
growing number of television families
with two or more receivers in their homes.
Throughout 1953, the expansion of tele-
vision service will focus greater attention
than ever before on UHF. While the num-
ber of VHF stations will continue to in-
crease, many communities will be served
by both VHF and UHF.
The rapidly expanding UHF television
market is a direct outgrowth of RCA's ex-
perimental "proving ground," at Bridge-
port, Conn., where the practical problems
of UHF were solved and virtually the en-
tire industry tested its receiver designs.
Largely as a result of these experiments,
the "freeze" on television broadcast sta-
tion construction was broken in 1952, and
the broadcasting industry hailed the
highly successful inauguration of the first
post-freeze VHF station in Denver, Colo.,
and the first commercial UHF station in
Portland, Ore. The contributions of RCA
and RCA Victor engineers in bringiag
television to these new markets included
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57
SAM LEVENSON
THIS IS SHOW BUSINESS"
CBS-TV
Top Ten News Selections
Of Networks for 1952
The networks' evaluation of the top ten news stories follows:
— NBC —
General Eisenhower's Presidential
victory and the campaign.
The truce stalemate in Korea and
the continuing hostilities.
The death of King George VI of
Britain and the accession of
Queen Elizabeth II to the throne.
The steel strike and government
seizure.
The airplane crash at Moses Lake.
The saga of Capt. Carlsen and the
freighter Flying Enterprise.
Prison riots in several states (New
Jersey, Michigan and Illinois).
New labor leadership arises after the
deaths of William Green and
Philip Murray.
President-elect Eisenhower's Korean
inspection trip.
First live TV pictures of an atom
bomb explosion, together with first
reports of the explosion of the new
hydrogen bomb at Bikini.
— CBS RADIO —
The sinking of the freighter Flying
Enterprise off Falmouth, and the
rescue of Capt. Kurt Carlsen.
News of the death of King George
VI of England.
Air tragedy at Elizabeth, N. J., caus-
ing heavy casualties.
New Hampshire primaries in which
the strength of Eisenhower and Ke-
fauver first became apparent.
Missouri floods causing unprece-
dented property loss.
First eyewitness report on atomic
tests at Yucca Flats, Nevada.
General Eisenhower's homecoming.
Presidential conventions in Chicago.
Presidential election.
Eisenhower trip to Korea.
— CBS TV —
Election of Eisenhower.
The Cold War, including failure of
Korean truce talks.
The increasing threat of inflation.
Development of the H-Bomb.
Death of King George.
Captain Carlsen and the Flying En-
terprise.
The Nixon Case.
The corruption in government dis-
closures.
The Supreme Court ruling in the
Steel Case.
The rise of nationalism in Africa and
the Middle East.
— MUTUAL —
General Dwight D. Eisenhower is
elected President.
Republican Party regains control of
the Federal Government.
War overrides peace attempts for
Korea.
Queen Elizabeth II ascends British
Throne.
Corruption and Communism exposed
in National Government.
Desert revolts blast governments in
Moslem lands.
Steel seizure.
Floods surge over Midwestern valleys.
Prisoners riot in fails.
Captain Kurt Carlsen struggles to
save the Flying Enterprise.
— ABC RADIO —
The election of President-Elect Eisen-
hower.
Efforts for truce in Korea.
Dismissals of Morris.. McGrath.
The Supreme Court ruling on the
Steel Seizure.
The Flying Enterprise Disaster.
The Prison Riots.
The Death of King George.
The Abdication of King Farouk.
The Schuster Killing.
The Yankees' Defeat of the Dodgers.
— ABC TV —
The election of President-Elect
Dwight D. Eisenhower.
The National Conventions in Chicago.
The Flying Enterprise Disaster.
The Death of King George.
The H-Bomb Explosion.
The Koje Prison Riots.
The Midwest Floods.
The Seizure of the Steel Industry.
The Issue of Corruption in Govern-
ment.
The Czech Purge.
Ik
59
60
TV— AND CANADA POLITICS
Citizen Protests Bring Easing Of Gov't Edicts
B7 T. J. ALLARD, General Manager,
Canadian Aseooiation of Broad9asters
TELEVISION became a hot
political issue in Canada dur-
ing 1952 and remains so in 1953.
Developments forced the Gov-
ernment to modify its previous
policy of a complete monopoly
of television in Canada by the
government-owned Canadian
Broadcasting Corporation. The
modification, however, has gone
only half way, and the struggle
for development of the new
medium in Canada continues.
The Government found its
original policy of permitting only its
'broadcasting agency. The Canadian
Broadcasting Corporation, to enter tele-
vision, under fire from its own party. A
meeting of the National Liberal Federa-
tion in Ottawa in the fall of 1952 passed
a resolution demanding that the Govern-
ment immediately permit the develop-
ment of television by independent, or non-
government capital. The National Liberal
Federation is the parent body of the Lib-
eral Party which at present holds the
reins of government in Canada. The Fed-
eration's resolution reflected grass roots
sentiment throughout the country, par-
ticularly in the four Western Provinces
and the four Atlantic Provinces. These
parts of the country had no television at
all, not even that provided by the Gov-
ernment's monopoly, and the chorus of
protest had grown to a roar.
In the two central Canadian, provinces
the CBC provided limited television serv-
ices with one station in Toronto and one
in Montreal. Each of these operates ap-
proximately four hours per evening, the
Montreal station in both English and
French. Manufacturers are dissatisfied
with the slow rate of television receiver
sales in Montreal where the CBC service
aroused no great enthusiasm. In Toronto,
consistent surveys showed an average of
80% of viewers consistently tuned to U. S.
television stations which come into the
Ontario metropolis.
The Canadian Association of Broadcast-
ers, representing the non-Government sta-
tions of Canada, took every step in its
power to point out to the Government the
great dangers of a state television monop-
oly and the fact that private capital was
ready to provide service in many
Canadian cities at no cost to the
public treasury. These facts were
also consistently placed before
the public which saw no reason
why Canada should not permit
those who wanted to risk their
capital in bringing television to
Canadians, to do so.
As a result of rising public in-
dignation, the Government de-
cided to modify its policy. As
matters now stand the CBC
monopoly will be broken in any
area where CBC does not have or im-
mediately contemplate a television sta-
tion. CBC already has stations in Toronto
and Montreal and has announced its in-
tention of proceeding quickly with tele-
casting stations in Ottawa, Quebec City,
Halifax, Winnipeg, Vancouver, and per-
haps London and Windsor. It will, thus,
still continue its monopoly in all of Can-
ada's major cities. However, private cap-
ital will be permitted in other areas and
there are about half a dozen of these
where television might be economically
feasible.
The present modification of policy has
not come anywhere near satisfying public
opinion and it seems likely that the gov-
ernment policy will be further modified,
especially if this turns out to be an elec-
tion year, to permit entry by private cap-
ital into television, even in the larger
areas so far exclusively reserved for the
CBiC. Some potential applicants are re-
luctant to enter a serious application in
view of the fact that the regulations un-
der which private television stations will
operate have not yet been announced.
There is fear in the minds of some poten-
tial applicants that these might be so
stringent as to make profitable or merely
break-even operation impossible.
A great deal of interest is being taken
in the possibilities of various forms of
wired television, particularly in the ranks
of the movie industry in Canada.
Meantime, every legitimate step will be
taken by the Canadian Association of
Broadcasters to permit Canadians to have
television service on a competitive basis
which would mean supplementing Can-
adian Broadcasting Corporation stations
with independent service at no cost to
the public treasury.
61
MEL ALLEN
62
TRIBUTE TO SOUTHERN CAL.
SCBA Exalts Area, Giving Facts And Figures
By NORMAN NELSON. Managing Director,
Southern California Broadcasters Aisociation
BEFO'RE getting into subject of '^
Southern California radio,
let's take a moment for definition
of "Southern California." A sim-
ple definition would be the geo-
graphical one: eleven southern-
most counties of the state. Tulare
county to north, Mexican border
to south.
To one who is not acquainted
with Southern California, it is
hard to imagine this large area
as a single mass market. Those
who have watched the area de-
velop recognize how, with each year, this
becomes more true. California in its
growth spreads out, not up. Communities
that were separated by orange groves
just a few years ago are now connected
by industrial and residential areas. Geo-
graphical description is too simple, how-
ever. Pages could be written to describe
this mass market of 6,442,000 people.
Such description would necessarily con-
tain such expressions as: (1) A population
greater than Chicago, Detroit, and St.
Louis combined. (2) Increase in popula-
tion since 1940 has been 63.7 per cent while
U. S. has had an 18 per cent increase.
(3) 1951 total effective buying power of
$11,100,121,000 represents a 275 per cent
increase since 1940. (4) Retail sales for
1951 were $7,113,881,000, larger than total
retail sales of Chicago, Cleveland and
Milwaukee combined. (5) Retail sales
per capita of $1104 compared to U. S.
average of $976.00. (6) Effective buying
power per capita is $1723, compared to
U. S. average of $1423. These are just a
few of the things that would have to be
said about this mass market and its people
who earn more and spend more.
Now, what about radio for 1953? Based
on facts of iwhat has actually happened to
radio since the advent of television, radio
in Southern California during 1953 will
reach more people than ever before. Since
the pre-television year of 1946, the num-
ber of radio homes has increased 33.6 per
ceijt. Today, there are 2,096,600 radio-
equipped homes in the area. Naturally,
the first thought that comes to mind is:
"The homes are there, but are the radios
turned on?".
Let's look at some indisputable facts
and determine what size audience radio
really has. In 1946, Nielsen shows that 4.65
"^ hours per day per home were
spent listening to radio. In Janu-
ary, 1953, Nielsen shows that
only 3.44 hours per day were
spent listening. That's <a drop of
26 per cent in listening per home.
That's a big loss— we don't like
it, but it's true.
The average person is thinking
about the radio picture today
stops right there — ^and that is
where he makes his big mistake.
Radio's audience in Southern
California continues to be as big
as it has ever been, for . the simple, but
logical reason that while each home is lis-
tening 26 per cent less, there are 33.6 per
cent more homes listening. A little less
listening per unit — ^but many more units.
Which would you rather have; three
quarters or ten dimes?
Bear in mind that the audience which
has been discussed so far does not in-
clude any out-of-home listening. Cali-
fornia, because of its very nature, has
higher percentage of out-of-home lis-
tening than anywhere else in the country.
It used to be that a great many adver-
tisers were writing off nighttime radio in
television homes. Let's examine the facts.
According to Pulse of Los Angeles, radio
listening from 12 noon to 12 midnight in
TV homes has consistently increased since
1950. Average quarter-hour TV homes
using radio in 1950 was 14.3 per cent. Even
then, nighttime radio was pretty healthy
in TV homes. But today 18 per cent of all
television homes had radio on during the
average nighttime quarter-hour. That's an
increase of 22.4 per cent since 1950.
Let's compare radio's 11.8 per cent rate
increase for a 33 per cent increase in radio
homes, with what has hapened to news-
papers during same period: today, there
are five metropolitan newspapers in Los
Angeles with total circulation of one per
cent less than the total circulation of four
papers that existed in 1946. The advertiser
must pay 50 per cent more than he did in
1946 to reach 99 per cent as large an
audience.
When the hosewife does her marketing
today, she compares price of one product
against another and prices of one store
with those of another store. When you
buy advertising, compare one medium
with another, and if you do, you'll look
twice at radio, and buy.
63
20th Year
DON MCNEILL'S
BREAKFAST CLUB
kM
SWIFT & CO.
PHILCO
0-CBDAR
BOBBI-
WHITE RAIN
64
GET IT DONE VOLUNTARILY
The Basic Idea Behind The Advertising Councii
By HOWARD J. MORGENS. V.P. in Charge of Advertising.
The Procter & Gamble Company
THE Advertising Council is
based on a simple and funda-
mental idea. It is based on the
idea that — if you can inform the
American people and constantly
remind them of the many vital
tasks which must be accom-
plished in the public interest —
the people themselves will take
the necessary action voluntarily.
Through the Advertising Coun-
cil, business in general and the
advertising industry in particu-
lar, have succeeded in using the
great force of advertising to get things
done the voluntary way.
There is, after all, one concept or one
fact that is of tremendous importance in
the world today. It is the very difficult
and disturbing fact that a great many peo-
ple today believe that the way to get
things done is to turn more and more to
state direction and control instead of
relying on the voluntary action of free
citizens.
On a global scale, of course, this fact
splits the world into two ideological
camps. The world today is in effect half
slave and half free — a condition which
Lincoln said could not long endure. The
communists see the individual wholly as
a creature of the state subject to its com-
plete direction. We believe in the dignity
and in the free action of individuals.
The basic fact, in other words, is that
there are two ways of accomplishing
things. One is the voluntary way and the
other is the way of compulsion. The rea-
son that business supports the Advertis-
ing Council so enthusiastically is that it
actually gets things done the voluntary
way. And each time the voluntary way
works, America moves another step away
from state direction and compulsion and
all its dangers to our political and eco-
nomic liberties.
Let me give you a few examples of the
kind of thing I am referring to — examples
of the Advertising Council at work.
When World War II was only a few
months old, bills were introduced into
Congress making savings compulsory as
a wartime measure. These bills were never
enacted into law because seven success-
ful war loans made them unnecessary.
The Treasury Department has given large
credit for these successes to the Advertis-
ing Council campaigns.
A bill to draft nurses was not
needed because the Advertising
Council's recruitment campaign
resulted in a tremendous increase
in the voluntary enrollment of
nurses. We didn't need "work or
fight" laws. Women were re-
cruited from their homes by the
millions to "man" the war plants.
"Rosie, the Riveter" was more
than a song; it was part of a
huge "manpower" advertising
campaign.
At the war's end, the Adver-
tising Council was not demobilized like
so many other war-born agencies, be-
cause it was felt that this powerful mecha-
nism for informing and persuading the
masses of people in this country would be
needed to help solve the country's new
problems in the voluntary way. Here are
examples of the Council's post-war work:
On September 10, 1951, the Advertising
Council began a campaign to step up
donations of blood. Stockpiles were al-
most exhausted and donations were run-
ning at about 12,000 pints a week. In the
first week of the campaign, donations al-
most doubled. In 12 weeks, all of the
blood was being donated that could then
be processed — approximately 75,000 pints
a week. This program still is functioning
well.
When the country faced a critical short-
age of steel scrap, the steel industry and
the government asked the Council to con-
duct a campaign urging factories to turn
in their old idle metal. Such a volume of
scrap flowed to the scrap yards that soon
the crisis was over.
Donations of space and time are
matched by donations of professional ad-
vertising service. Virtually every large
advertising agency in the country has
served without charge in helping to pre-
pare the advertisements used in one or
more campaigns.
Looking at the past and present suc-
cesses, it is readily apparent that the
Advertising Council will certainly con-
tinue to be effective in helping to solve
critical national problems the way we
Americans can and should solve such
problems — the voluntary way without
danger to our freedom and without loss
of our individual initiative. ""
65
LOCAL AND SPOT RADIO UP
Figures Tell The Story Of Continued Popularity
By FREDERIC W. ZIV. President,
Frvdcric W. Ziv Company
ONLY a short time ago. radio
was being stabbed in the
bick and tc&sed aside. At the
very least even if it survived, it
was going to be reduced to a
slightly foolish and impotent
n!di" brother of television, with
electronic muscles.
'. .. let me give you a few
statistics: The current Nielsen
Coverage Service, covering all
3.072 U. S. counties, shows that
Americans are listening to 70.-
175.670 radio sets, that 98^^ of
all U. S. homes have radios, that radio
homes total 43.940.460. that there are 3.5
persons in every radio home, and that 25
million families throughout the nation
own car radios.
Did you know that radio time sales in
1952 reached $464 million, (bigger than
ever before » $7,896,000 bigger than 1951,
that local sales were up 7.1''r, spot sales
were up 4.1*^ and network was down
13 !':-»
Kqjally interesting is the report that
mo;u money was spent for radio than on
television in last Fall's Presidential cam-
paign! $3,111,000 for radio and $2,951,000
for television.
In other words, when the chips were
down, radio came through like a cham-
pion. Because radio ate so high on the hog
for many years without much of an effort,
many people assumed that radio had for-
gotten how to use merchandising, exploi-
tation, advertising, promotion and show-
ma.'Lshi:;. and that, naturally, with TV
• 'he industry would cave in and
' .sets would carry nothing but
i.mc signals and the daily weather
' s.
it did; , n. Radio didn't
.ri. Radio ^ ' k for the atten-
" *.-< .j<.iu jijolic. for its right-
.<• advertiser's dollar, and
— -.J the journals of the land.
used imagination and showmanship.
r<-al]v proud to say that the Ziv
■ •■SB is bigger than ever and
*ion. adverti.sing and pro-
'• been increa.sed for
nt that thi.s will be
• o year.
nothing wrong with radio
wi.ji fM,'*^in.,uw,nip won't cure. When Matt
Cvetlc threw a bombshell into Congres-
1 ^^ ^^«
[J ^^^^flHBBH
sional hearings as a Communist
spy for the F.B.I, for seven years,
we were fortunate enough to be
able to arrange for his story to
be told to the American people
in the form of a dramatized radio
series, "I Was A Communist For
the F.B.I." That program is sold
on over 600 stations.
There was also showmanship
and a .sense of news values when
our people signed Tyrone Power
to play the part of a U. S. Sena-
tor in "Freedom, U. S. A." Peo-
ple have never been more interested than
they are now in what is happening in
Washington, and not only did this pro-
gram also sell extremely well, but we
were the proud recipients of scores of
letters from leading U. S. Senators, laud-
ing us for producing a radio program that
told exciting stories and at the same time
performed a public service toy educating
listeners in the workings of Congress.
Senator Taft wrote:
"The American people are greatly inter-
ns'ed in the work of our Congress as is testi-
fied by the thousands of visitors from every
state who annually watch from the Senate
and House galleries. I believe that a radio
program of the type of 'Freedom. U. S. A.'
can do much to interest more oeoole in the
workings of Congress. This is a good goal for
it will help to bring about a better under-
standing of a most important branch of the
government of our Republic."
Our latest presentation was a switch in
showmanship. We tied in that musical
Rock of Gibraltar, Guy Lombardo, with a
giveaway of Gruen watches based on
identification of his "mystery medley,"
and the program at this writing is heard
on nearly 200 stations— this, despite the
fact that we have been selling it for only
two or three weeks.
In addition to getting $2,500 worth of
Gruen watches free to give to listeners
who identify Lombardo's mystery medley,
sponsors of the Guy Lombardo-Gruen
program may obtain tune clue booklets to
help listeners identify the mystery tunes,
also newspaper ad mats, announcements,
posters, streamers, shelf-talkers, bottle
hangers, table tents, and publicity, exploi-
tation and promotion manuals, and other
material.
This is what I mean by backing up
showmanship with merchandising. And
this is what still makes radio the adver-
tiser's best buy.
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C.A.B. SERVICE DIVERSIFIED
Opposition To Government Controls Productive
Br D. MALCOLM NEILL, Chairman of the Board
Canadian Association of Broadcasters
THE Canadian Association of
Broadcasters had an extreme-
ly active year in 1952. Its mem-
bership increased to 117 station.s
and 37 associates. Action was re-
qv ~ -■ '■■ -n the .Association on a
u ty of problems, and
n : -licse met with success-
ful n-sulis.
Durmg the year the Canadian
Broadcastini? Corporation an-
nounced a new set of controls
for broadcasting in Canada. In-
cluded amongst these was a pro-
vision that fixed percentages of program-
ming material were to be of "original
Canadian production." This is the first
lime in the history of broadcasting in the
world that any such limitation has been
proposed.
Aj the result of vigorous representa-
tions by CAB. the proposals have been
withdrawn for re-drafting and CBC has
promised consultation.
CAB has always emphasized the fact
that Canadian radio broadcasting stations
should be free to operate under the law
like other publishers of the Dominion.
Equally vigorous representations by
CAB succeeded in partial reversal of the
CBCs policy of monopolizing television
in Canada. Non-government capital will
now be permitted to develop television
service in any city where CBC does not
have 3 television station. Although thi.s
i' 'frward. the present policy of
n -g the larger centres for CBC
lei'-v.s.oj, IS not a good one and efforts to
have this situation corrected are con-
tinuing.
In 1952 the Copyright Appeal Board
awarded CAPAC TASCAP) a copyright
fee scale of \^a'% of station revenue.
Hitherto the f«»f» ^cale had been 7c per
licensed re< • • The dollar increase
amounted t $300.(K)0.
The SaMf>' „..-,ied this award
on principl' contending that
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percentage
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and gauge the validity of all pro-
gramming-popularity research.
Arrangements were made for
an industry-wide pension plan,
allowing all member stations to
join forces in a pension plan for
employees, thus offering substan-
tial savings. Other forms of in-
dustry-wide insurance are being
explored.
Member stations of the Asso-
ciation were permitted during
1952 to form a one-time national
network for the first time in re-
cent Canadian history. The broadcast was
a special salute from the private stations
to Queen Elizabeth II on the occasion of
her first birthday as .Queen of Canada.
The broadcast itself was highly successful.
Apart from drawing tremendous favor-
able comment, it clearly demonstrated
that the privately owned stations can pro-
duce material of network calibre and han-
dle network operation.
The broadcast was released also by sev-
eral United States networks.
The Association took an active part in
civil defense planning, especially in the
communication field and is actively en-
gaged in a study of the practicaibility of
editorial policy for broadcasting stations.
This civil defense activity is an out-
growth of, and an enlargement on, the
program instituted last year to meet any
emergency, no matter how caused.
Broadcasting, according to this plan, will
aid in providing information, maintaining
civilian morale and giving instructions to
the defense population of the Dominion.
An adaptation of BMI's teen-age book
parade is now under way and is attract-
ing favorable attention from parent
groups, editorials and listeners generally.
A wide variety of new services to mem-
bers was introduced during the year, in-
cluding specific suggestions on sales, pro-
motion, programming, the effective collec-
tion and compilation of statistics, a review
of economic trends and like services.
The A.ssociation's chief accomplishment,
however, was establishing by the process
of repetition in the minds of most Canadi-
ans the basic fact that broadcasting is
publishing and there is reason, therefore
for treating the broadcast form of publica-
tion in exactly the same fashion as the
prmted forms of publication.
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Producer Beulah Zachary
Director Lewis Gomavitz
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NEWS— AUDIENCE BUILDER
Value To Radio Extends To TV, RTNDA Finds
By TOM EATON. President
Radio-Television News Directors Association
T^EWS via radio and television
1^ continues to make great
strides. More and more stations
in both media are realizing that
their best way to get additional
listeners and viewers is to add
news operations manned by
trained news personnel.
The Radio-Television News Di-
rectors Association which was
organized in October of 1946 at
Cleveland as the National Asso-
ciation of Radio News Directors,
has done much in its short his-
tory of seven years to prove to manage-
ment that stations can best increase their
revenue through news by winning respect,
loyalty, prestige . . . and LISTENERS OR
VIEWERS.
The RTNDA's object is to help not only
the newsmen and women do a better job,
but to assist management in holding their
listeners and viewers.
Surveys made by the RTNDA during
the past three years have shown that
many stations throughout the nation are
selling all of their news shows with very
little difficulty, and as a matter of fact
many radio and TV stations report that
they have waiting lists of clients who
want to sponsor good news shows.
At its seventh annual convention in
Cleveland last December the name of the
newsman's organization was changed from
the National Association of Radio News
Directors to Radio-Television News Direc-
tors Association so as to include newsmen
of both media. At the same time the
RTNDA voted to set up five regional
vice presidents who would work to create
greater interest in news operations in
their areas and to assist stations in sound
and economical ways of organizing news-
rooms.
The members of RTNDA have long
realized that radio and television news
must have the very best in trained per-
sonnel. The officials of the organization
have always kept their doors open to
schools and universities who have stu-
dents desiring to know more about radio
and television news. At an early date
the RTNDA will have a committee of
veteran newsmen available for lectures or
talks at schools in their communities.
The RTNDA has done much during the
past three years to help newsmen
get into places with their tape
recorders and cameras. The as-
sociation's Freedom On Informa-
tion committee is ever alert to
I see that newsmen of the radio
' and TV media are not penalized,
by being barred from the so-
called press conferences. The
committee has members in
Washington and other key cities
whose duty it is to see that radio
and television news people get
equal access to the news.
The RTNDA also has a wire service
study committee which works with the
various wire services, making studies of
the various stories carried on the wires.
The committee, which is headed this year
by News Director Richard Oberlin of
WHAS and WHAS-TV, Louisville, Ky.,
comes up with suggestions which will
help improve the services to the radio
and TV stations.
The top awards for radio and television
news are presented each year to the win-
ners in the RTNDA's competition by the
Medill School of Journalism, Northwest-
ern University, Evanston, Illinois. Baskett
Mosse is in charge.
This year RTNDA and Northwestern
are going to sponsor seminars on News
for both Radio and TV at Evanston. The
most experienced newsmen in radio and
TV will be on hand as the instructors.
The RTNDA Bulletin is published each
month with the cooperation of the School
of Journalism, State University of Iowa,
Iowa City. Sample copies will be fur-
nished managers and newsmen who write
to the RTNDA's Executive Secretary Bur-
leigh Downey, WKAR, Michigan State
College, Lansing, Mich.
Managers and non-members are always
welcome to attend the annual conventions
of the organization. This year's conven-
tion will be held in Washington, D. C,
and it appears that the program will be
the best in the history of the newsmen's
association.
Many of the leading managers and
owners of stations in the radio and tele-
vision field have given their stamp of
approval to the RTNDA and know that
the organization's first objective is to
help its members and their stations pre-
sent the best in radio and TV news pro-
grams.
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TV NOW "COMING OF AGE"
Vital Problems Must Be Faced, Decisions Made
By THAD H. BROWN, JR., Director Television Department,
National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters
TELEVISION, literally, will be-
gin to "come of age" in 1953.
There will ibe vital decisions
made within every segment of
the industry, and the results
therefrom will commence to de-
lineate the ultimate dimensions
of the medium.
The Federal Communications
Commission has already ex-
ceeded the 200 mark in the is-
suance of post-freeze grants, a
great majority of which are in
the UHF channels. This un-
precedented acceleration of action by the
Commission is being matched by many of
the permittees, who. with station con-
struction immediately under way, are
estimating inaugural operation dates hith-
erto thought impossible. Truly, an ade-
quate one-word definition of television
broadcasting today is— "speed."
Both the PCC and the industry are
demonstrating ever-increasing faith in the
UHF channels, not only engineering-wise,
but in the economic aspects as well. It
seems apparent, therefore, that 1953 will
witness the first tests of the feasibility
of UHF, not only in those markets where
UHF stations are first on the air, but also
where the new station will meet competi-
tion of established, pre-freeze stations.
The addition of these new grantees, and
the shifting competitive aspects engen-
dered by their operation, will bring into
clearer focus the needs, requirements and
demands of program availability. There
will begin to develop the answer to the
presently unresolved question of the
equitable ratio between "live" and net-
work programming and programming by
film and kinescope.
lAs part and parcel of the programming
question, the industry will face decisions
regarding the availability of program
sources for television broadcast. One of
the most precedent-setting cases on this
point, and one which will reverberate for
years to come, is presently being argued
in the Federal District Court in Phila-
delphia under the title of the National
Professional Football case. Indeed, it is
more than that; the vigor with which the
Justce Department prosecutes the case —
and the end result — ^will go far to estab-
lish whether or not many of the events
people expect to witness by television in
their homes at no cost will be reasonably
available to them in the future.
Another question within the
industry revolves around a date
—June 2, 1953. That date marks
the first anniversary of the allo-
cation of channels by the FCC
for non-commercial educational
use. Some permittees of these
channels have not yet taken ac-
tion to utilize the grants; and the
question is — what will become of
such channels when the year of
grace has passed? Will the Com-
mission extend the deadline, or
can commercial applicants petition to
have these allocations thrown open to
bidding by commercial interests'? The
FCC has not yet declared policy in this
area.
Its critics to the contrary, television
worked cooperatively and successfully
with educational institutions of the nation
to compile an excellent record of achieve-
ment in the field of education during the
year just closed. And on its own, the
sight-and-sound medium certainly set a
new standard of mass education through
its coverage of the conventions of the Re-
publican and Democratic parties, the pres-
idential campaign and the inaugural cere-
monies that followed. Through the lenses
of the TV cameras millions witnessed
history in the making.
A major step toward self-improvement
was taken by the industry with the
promulgation of the NARTB Code of pro-
gram standards. The Code was developed
voluntarily within the industry as a means
of better serving the public, and it is
subscribed to presently by nearly one
hundred individual stations and the four
networks.
One of the primary objectives of tele-
vision in the year ahead will be that of
gaining free access to coverage of public
events — ^particularly sporting events and
legislative hearings. Broadcasters hold the
unanimous belief that the public is en-
titled to such programming, and will make
every effort to open these doors to tele-
vision.
Though many other problems, and some
solutions, are forecast in 1953 before
Congress, the FOC, the markets and the
laboratories, the foregoing are among
those that come immediately to mind as
major factors in the development of
nationwide television ibroadcasting.
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TV SURGE HIGHLIGHTED '52
By BRIG. GEN. DAVID SARNOFF
Continued from Page 43
uled to be broadcast during the Spring.
Sales of radio sets continue to increase,
enhanced by technical refinements and at-
tractive designs. At the beginning of
1952, there were more than 105 million
radio sets in the United States, including
25 million radios in automobiles. During
the year, more than 9 million new sets
were produced by the industry. Portable
sets, because of their efficiency and con-
venience have gained in popularity and
will continue to do so. Clock-radios and
book-size receivers in light-weight plastic
cases beautifully designed in a variety of
colors have contributed to the novelty and
usefulness of such instruments and have
increased the public demand for them.
The popularity of the "Victrola" phono-
graph and recorded music continues to
grow. Today there are 26 million phono-
graphs in the United States as compared
with 8 million in 1946. New, simplified and
improved record-changers, smaller non-
breakable records, new electronic tech-
niques in recording, and attractively de-
signed albums have all helped to increase
. the demand for phonographs and records.
The "45" records and 33 1/3-rpm Long-
Play records have spearheaded the ad-
vance. Among the new developments in
1952 was the RCA Victor "EP" (Extended
Play) "45" record which plays up to eight
minutes a side, or a total of 16 for each
7-inch disk.
Modern record players provide the pub-
lic with turntables that literally are con-
cert stages with a catalog of music in
every classification.
There is plenty of evidence at hand to
show that television will by no means be
limited to its present operations. The uses
of TV in education are manifold. It may
well be that the volume of business that
can be developed in industrial television
and electronics as well as television in
education, will one day be larger than the
volume of business now being done in the
field of TV entertainment.
For security reasons the latest develop-
ments of electronics for defense cannot
be discussed. It may be observed, how-
ever, that electronics is one of the most
important building stones in that technol-
ogy. Science links defense and industry
as a bulwark on land, on sea, under the
sea and in the air. Radar, robot planes,
airborne television, electronically con-
trolled missiles and other devices now are
vital elements in our military plans.
In recent years, a vast new field for ex-
ploration and development called "elec-
tronics of solids" has opened in the scien-
tific world. So impressive are the devel-
opments, and so important the potentiali-
ties for the future, that scientists are
acknowledging the electronics of solids
as one of the most dramatic steps in tech-
nical progress.
The United States is fortunate in hav-
ing a radio-television industry made up
of so many competent organizations. The
keen competition among them spurs con-
tinued effort on the part of all and stimu-
lates scientific and economic advances
matched by no other country.
These competing organizations, through
their individual efforts, give the United
States preeminence in all phases of radio,
television and electronics. For defense,
this industry provides superior equipment
developed and produced by American in-
genuity and craftsmanship. The finest
radio-television instruments and services
in the world, and at the lowest cost, are
made available to the American home. In
achieving this, the industry provides em-
ployment for hundreds of thousands of
people and contributes substantially to the
high standards of living enjoyed in this
great country.
It is difficult to predict and unwise to
limit the possibilities of the future in
such a world-wide field of operations. In
science, however, we are certain that
progress will continue. The basis of our
confidence is our faith in technology and
in the ability of Americans to apply their
talents in science, research, engineering
and labor. The readiness of the American
public to accept new ideas as well as new
services and products is stimulating to all
of these forces that operate within mod-
em industry.
We must recognize, however, that prog-
ress, in its larger sense, depends upon
other factors as well as upon science and
invention. We must strive to achieve
world peace, preserve our freedom and
maintain our American way of life. These
are the main essentials that call for our
spiritual as well as our physical improve-
ment. We enter the coming year with re-
newed hope.
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VANESSA: Wayne, Woman, and Song
Latest instrumental composition is '*The Magic Touch"
from "More Aboui Love," the Versailles restaurant's
hit musical for which lyrics and music were written by
BERNIE WAYNE
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FILM— BACKBONE OF VIDEO
Growing Demand Felt For Screened Programs
By JOHN L. SINN. President.
Ziv Television Programs, Inc.
THERE is no better report on
the status of filmed television
today than the fact that three of
Ziv's films are each being shown
on about 70 stations.
It's not a question of whether
stations will telecast filmed or
live shows — they need filmed
shows. In many markets we are
selling packages of six or eight
programs.
Only this week I received a
letter from a midwest educator
who lamented the fact that al-
though television has now come to his
city, he will never see he many wonder-
ful programs which have been broadcast
over the national networks in the past
few years. Because they were live they
were as ephemeral as any sight or sound,
which, once seen, vanishes forever. If all
programs were on film, the new station
in this man's area would be able to select
the best and he and his neighbors would
be able to sit back and watch entertain-
ment that a king couldn't buy.
And this is true every time and every
place where a new television station goes
on the air.
In addition to the wonderfully enter-
taining programs that would be available,
it would be a great public service for each
new television station as it goes on the
air to show on film the great news events,
current events, sports, interviews, cam-
paigns, political conventions, and the other
significant history of the past five or six
years. If it only started with the great
political conventions in Philadelphia in
1948, say a wonderful, important daily or
weekly feature could be shown the local
audiences to bring them up to date on
what television has been showing since
that time.
This would not only be a great public
service, it would also be an excellent in-
strument for local promotion. For ex-
ample, this program could also be shown
during the day at special school assem-
blies, and at other special, attention-get-
ting groups. Because it would be on film,
such flexibility and permanence would be
possible.
We know that listeners don't know, or
don't care, whether they are watching live
or filmed television. Not only in the case
of historical features which I
mentioned above, but also for
dramas, comedies, interviews,
press conferences or even news.
In other words, everything, cer-
tainly all news events, should be
filmed as well as telecast live,
not only for posterity but also for
the man who happens to be busy
in his office or driving his truck,
when the news event took place
and who would love to see it
that night.
In addition to the advantages
film offers to stations, film is equally im-
portant to agencies, sponsors, writers, per-
formers and technicians — more and more
of whom are insisting they will work only
in film. For their own varied and individ-
ual reasons, ranging from the artistic to
the economic, these people are finding
film the best medium for television pro-
grams.
These people like the ease and freedom
they can get with film. They like films'
exciting range from illusion to realism.
The actors like the comparative freedom
from the director's stopwatch as well as
the reduced chance of ending up in a
hospital; the writers like being able to
create a scene that doesn't have to be
played inside chalk marks; technicians
like the opportunity film affords for per-
fection; sponsors and agencies like know-
ing what they are buying; producers and
distributors like being able to place the
programs on many stations; directors like
the artistic liberty and freedom of cre-
ation they are permitted — and above all,
audiences love the wonderful things that
can be done on film, the plays and stories
that could never be told except on film,
the great illusions they can watch on film,
and the security of knowing that no mat-
ter what is happening, anywhere, if there
is a film camera anywhere around, sooner
or later they can see it, too, on their tele-
vision screens.
We don't want to debate the relative
merits or advantages of film and live.
Both are indigenous to television and each
must certainly do its best to give the
audience the programs it wants. We do
point out, however, that there are increas-
ing numbers of the creators and perform-
ers and sponsors who find film the perfect
medium for them.
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MANUFACTURING MARKSET
By FRANK M. FOLSOM
Continued from Page 57
not only the design and construction of
these transmitters, but advances in re-
ceiver design and the design and installa-
tion of new combination UHF-VHF an-
tennas by the RCA Service Company.
Both VHF and UHF provide excellent
telecasting service, but, because of the
added frequency range, new dual receiv-
ing equipment must incorporate the best
possible technical design. This type of
equipment includes combination VHF-
UHF receivers, as well as conversion units
for sets already in use. Our objective is
to continue to provide excellent reception
in the home at all stages of television's
growth. In this connection, RCA has con-
tinued its engineering development of
compatible color television as a future
additional service to the public.
A major contributor to television's pres-
ent stature, the National Broadcasting
Company — a service of RCA — completed
its twenty-sixth year in 1952. In both
radio and television programming, NBC
continued to offer new, high-calibre shows
to the public. The network led all others
in volume of business. For the first nine
months of 1952, NBC radio and television
sales totaled $92,093,592. Television scored
a marked advance over previous years,
with a sales total of $97,793,752 at the end
of the third quarter of the year.
The most important developments in
phonograph records in 1952 were those
which helped to provide record buyers
with "more music for less money." The
pattern was set by RCA Victor's introduc-
tion of two major advances — Extended
Play, which doubles the playing time of
single 45-rpm records, and the "Bluebird
Classics" albums. EP records make it prac-
tical to record — complete on one side —
hundreds of shorter classical works which
did not fit logically on previous records
and, also they considerably reduce the
cost of popular music albums. There has
been an excellent response to the high-
quality classical recordings issued on the
new, low-priced "Bluebird" label.
One of the most significant releases dur-
ing the year was RCA Victor's recording
of the Ninth Symphony of Ludvig Van
Beethoven under the direction of Arturo
Toscanini with the NBC Symphony Or-
chestra. The list of great opera merchan-
dise was strengthened with the addition
of the full-length recordings of Puccini's
"La Boheme," Verdi's "II Trovatore,"
Puccini's "La Tosca," Moussorgsky's
"Boris Goudenoff," as well as albums of-
fering the highlights from Bizet's "Car-
men," Donizetti's "Lucia di Lammermoor,"
Mozart's "Idomeneo" and the celebrated
"Amahl and the Night Visitors," which
made a sensationally successful debut
over NBC-TV.
A recapitulation of sales figures reveal
that the top show albums for the year
were "Wish You Were Here" and "New
Faces."
By the end of 1953, the sale of 78-rpm
records probably will amount to less than
25 per cent of the market, having been
replaced by the newer, unbreakable, and
easier-to-handle 45 and 33 1/3 rpm speeds.
With the increased number of turnables
now in use, including new three-speed
players, and with the growth of interest
in music apparent throughout the country,
the phonograph industry can look forward
to the greatest sales in its 75-year history.
The growth and expansion of the radio-
television and electronics industry is an
outstanding example of American indus-
try's capacity for teamwork.
For our civilian population, this team-
work meant more and better television
and radio sets, records, transmitting and
industrial equipment, and all the other
products that have enabled the people of
our country to achieve their high stand-
ard of living.
For our Armed Forces, it meant mili-
tary equipment and technical assistance to
help keep our country strong and free.
Big companies and small companies
worked together to make the products
needed for our civilian use and defense.
At RCA, for example, nearly 5,000 inde-
pendently-owned companies helped sup-
ply the materials and services needed to
manufacture finished products. Three-
fourths of these suppliers are classified
by the Government as small business
firms, and they receive approximately
half of the dollar volume of all RCA
purchases.
The electronic symbol is a bright and
guiding star that challenges science and
industry to advance into new fields of
endeavor, to create, and to improve with
quality and efficiency as the standards.
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RADIO-TV'S PATRIOTIC ROLE
Election Service Drew People Closer To Nation
By TOM niZSIMMONS, Associate Editor
Radio Anntial and Television Year Book
C\ N JANUARY 20, 1953, Dwight
^^ David Eisenhower was sworr
in as the 34th President of the
United States. Approximately
60,000,000 voters cast the ballots
which chose the wartime leader
and his youthful running mate
Richard M. Nixon, over their dis-
tinguished Democratic opponents
Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois and
Sen. John Sparkman of Alabama
Tlie election of the Republican
candidates marked the culmina-
tion of what was undoubtedly
the most intensive radio and television
campaign in the short but exciting hXy
^^iil !f ^"^^ industries, a campaign which
pointed up impressively the unmatched
superiority of these two media in reach
ing the homes and the firesides, the hearts
and the minds, of the American people
Both General Eisenhower and Mr
Stevenson waged spirited, sincere and es-'
theMlJfT^'^ campaigns in seeking
^^if; *^^ foi-mer emphasizing the
ItZlt "'^.^-^^-^^n approach, with Mr
Stevenson impressing the viewer and the
mlZZAl ^'^ "^^°^^ Churchillian com!
mand of the English language
priwfly^r S^""'^'"'' ^«^ght to appeal
r,^;r u ° *^^ common sense of the
voters, showmanship per se was employed
otsfr:!''^Al ^?^^ ^^^'P^- The assi^stance
enhsfT^ K ^h\fo^emost entertainers was
were .t JJ^""^ ^f ^^^- ^^^^^ ^^^ "stints"
were at times lacking slightly in dignity
considering the importance of the office
^"J°l^?d, the value of their aid was^n-
ceded by both political organizatTons.
sid^erZfTn^i."^^^""^ skillfully by both
siaes, but m this department the Reoub
'osSr^^^Th^:^,^^^^.^ '^ edge, wit?the
th^n^oa^dcl^^-a^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Nixon explained the existence and'ou^'e
of his campaign funds, and included in
his address a complete recapitulation of
his personal finances as well as other
detaiis regarding his home and family life
riidiencl^''* straight to the hearts of his
Drama also, there was in the six-and-
one-half-hour "telethon" by Gov. Thomas
E Dewey of New York over WOR-TV on
election eve. Making his first appearance
of the day at 6 a.m., he was tele-
vized at least 15 minutes of each
hour until 9:45 p.m., at which
time he took over completely,
remaining on camera until mid-
night, during which time he an-
swered innumerable questions
and introduced such "guest stars"
as John Roosevelt, Clare Booth
Luce, Mrs. Wendell Willkie and
Mrs. Fiorello La Guardia. The
"telethon" was sponsored by the
New York State Republican
Committee.
To adequately comprehend the magni-
tude of the vast campaign which surged
to its climax last January 20, one must,
logically, start at the beginning. That be-
ginning was marked at a date some six
months before the election when radio
and television joined hands in a "Get Out
the Vote" drive which bore fruit a half
year later in what was aptly termed "the
greatest single expression of public opin-
ion in the history of the nation."
More than 3,000 radio and TV stations
participated in the get-out-the-vote drive
in a co-operative effort sparked by the
NAiRTB in association with the American
Heritage Foundation and aided mightily
by the state broadcaster organizations.
Robert K. Richards, assistant to Harold
E. Fellows, president of NARTB, was in
charge for the association, with John H.
Smith, Jr., as campaign co-ordinator.
Chairman of the industry committee
for the drive was John F. Patt, president
of the Goodwill Stations. Members of the
committee included: 'Roger W. Clipp,
WFIL, Philadelphia; Frank Fogerty,
WOW-TV, Omaha; Kenneth D. Given,
WLBJ, Bowling Green, Ky.; Paul Mor-
ency, WTIC, Hartford, and Joseph Wil-
kins, KFBB, Great Falls, Mont.
Both the NARTB and AHF supplied
radio and TV stations with campaign
"kits" containing a wealth of suggestions,
including text for announcements as well
as ideas conceived especially for clubs
and commercial organizations. These sug-
gestions were used in toto or were uti-
lized as a basis for other ideas put into
practice by local community groups.
In commenting on the outstanding suc-
cess of the get-out-the-vote campaign, Mr.
Fellows, speaking as president of JSTARTB,
declared: "There are three particularly
(Continued on Page 798)
JOHN GART
COMPOSER - CONDUCTOR
90
As Networks Told the Election Story
NBC commentators shown in Studio 8-H are, reading clockwise: Bill Fitzgerald,
W. W. Chaplin, George Hicks, Bill Weinstein, Bob Murphy, Crampton Savington
and H. V. Kaltcnhorn. _
Stndio-TV'Onc, ABC's impressive election night news center on West 66th
Street was a beehive of activity as returns came in.
Key man for CBS on election night was Bob Trout, shown at the mike above.
Wells Church, CBS director of news, stands behind Trout.
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I* «• jr s^' y Lee
92
TV FILM— FACT, NOT TREND
Now A Positive, Activated And Vital Institution
By CHARLES B. BROWN, Vice President,
Bing Crosby Enterprises, Inc.
A FRIEND asked recently,
"What is the trend in film
for television?" Upon checking
the word trend in our Webster,
we found that "trend" means
". . . an underlying or prevail-
ing tendency or inclination to
drift. . . ." Upon this basis, there
is no trend to film in television
since the move to film is a posi-
tive planned, activated move-
ment rather than an unpremedi-
tated, uncontrolled drift into film
production.
Actually, the question of whether live
shows or programs on film are best can
never be an unqualified question because
some programs, like special events, most
quiz progrcms and others are best live
while other certain programs are always
best on film.
As we see it, the why of film growth in
television, however, is not one of sheer
production values alone, rather it is that
film is the solution to four fundamental
problems only one of which has anything
to do with respect to program production
quality as such. There are four problems.
With the readers' indulgence, we should
like to expand each of these four elements
into a few brief paragraphs.
(1) Program Quality and Suitability:
Full turn illusion as in dramatic programs
can best be done on film for many reasons
obvious to all. Fluffs can be edited, re-
takes are always possible and the fearful
physical toll of continuous tension is elim-
inated. The week in and week out de-
mands on live programs featuring a cen-
tral character or cast is already too well
known to require embellishment. Illusion
can run the entire gamut of human ex-
pectation. A desert scene is just what it
purports to be and the rapport of viewer
with the unfolding story is doubly insured
because of the sweep and scope of realism.
No adjustment to scenic inadequacies is
necessary.
The second problem is: Time Zone Dif-
ferences. Nothing can be devised to move
the unmovable; time differential with a
visual medium simply offers an unscalable
obstacle to live TV other than special
events of major significance. Seven o'clock
Central Time is difficult for top-budget
shows, but six o'clock Mountain Time and
five o'clock Pacific Coast Time is out of
the question. The viewer cost per dollar
differential will not be accepted
as a regular matter by any spon-
sor paying the tab for nighttime
type program particularly when
he can so simply solve his prob-
lem by spotting his program in
these western markets at suit-
able time periods.
Number three on our list is:
National Marketing Problems.
Advertising strategy, in my opin-
ion will be applied more than
ever before to meet the specific
and peculiar merchandising and
sales problems of each particular organ-
ization in given markets. Mass advertis-
ing will, of course, still be an important
factor, but "directive-placement" of ad-
vertising funds will be both a common
term and a policy in the rough competi-
tive selling days ahead.
(4) Local Advertising Requirements.
Retail accounts will use television as they
have never used local media other than
newspapers in the past. Department
stores, always slow to use anything but
newspaper space, will be among tele-
vision's strongest local supporters.
From the standpoint of the film pro-
ducer, the most encouraging sign is the
desire of more national, regional and
local advertisers to plrce business on a
minimum of 39 and quite often a 52-week
basis. The service nd sales impa^'t of a
television film program can be much more
effective if longer term buying is possible
because story properties can be planned,
written and/or purchased with long-term
values in mind both as to writp" interest
and story content.
Besides these intricate values, there is
continuing viewer growth potential of the
longer lived program.
Lastly, local advertisers or national ad-
vertisers using local markets desire pro-
gram product which is equal to the best
in network programming. There is obvi-
ously not sufficient high-level talent avail-
able for local programming thus, the only
certain answer is a film program which
alone can bring to the local viewer, dur-
ing local station time, a standard of pro-
gram performance which will secure and
hold a viewing audience of sufficient size
to pay the investment off with profit to
spare.
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RALPH PAUL
STRIKE IT RICH"
"ALDRICH FAMILY"
''BOB TROUT NEWS'
CBS-TV
NBC-TV
CBS
WILL 'PRICE' KILL LIVE TV?
Tele Film Producer Scans Present And Future
By PETER M. ROBECK, General Manager
Consolidated Television Sales
'^T IVE" network television is
^ pricing itself out of the
market. The sound financial fu-
ture of the entire industry lies
in top-notch filmed programs
sold and resold at the local and
regional level.
From a sales standpoint, there-
fore, the future of firms such as
ours, which sells and distributes
filmed television programming,
is exceedingly and increasingly
bright. New stations are opening
both in this country and abroad.
The advertisers in each new market area
thus being opened, and the new stations
themselves, need good filmed programs
and are great potential sources of revenue
to the sales agents and producers. Busi-
ness is good now, and it will get even
better.
My guess is that approximately $50,000,-
000 will be spent during 1953 to produce
filmed television programming. Some of
these programs are earmarked for single
sponsorship at the national level. Others
are being produced for sales at the local
and regional levels to stations, advertis-
ing agencies, and either national and re-
gional advertisers for "spot" coverage, or
to local merchants.
The success stories of stations and spon-
sors who have been buying filmed "open
end" television prorams insures that our
future will continue to be bright. Adver-
tisers have discovered this is the best dol-
lar-for-dollar buy available, a fact brought
home to them by the enthusiastic reaction
of the viewers who more and more are
realizing the unmatched advantages of
filmed programs.
There is no need to cite here the many
advantages of filmed programming over
live. By now the entire industry recog-
nizes that film affords great flexibility in
production, and that "open end" film per-
mits maximum flexibility in programming,
so that the largest possible viewing audi-
ence can be attracted to watch the show
and the "commercial."
These over-all "advantages" of film are,
of course, great plus factors in helping
firms like ours complete sales. Gradually
even the most severe critics of film are
coming to realize that the technical im-
provements of the past few years enable
film to be received with as much clarity
as any "live" show. By now, the best
behind-the-scenes brains in the
film industry are working in
television - producing, writing,
filming, scoring and editing tele-
vision programs.
Naturally there are rotten ap-
ples in the film barrel, just as
there are in the "live" barrel.
But on the whole, "film" has
grown up and become a healthy,
husky young man, AND a pow-
erful sales tool.
The problems, then, confront-
ing the firms concerned with the
selling of "open end" filmed shows are
twofold:
1) To obtain distribution rights to sell
produced programs which have a mass
audience appeal.
2) To sell and properly distribute and
service such programs.
The "key" persons are the salesmen in
the field. They must have not only the
programs to sell, but the experience
needed to properly advise and help buy-
ers obtain maximum benefits from the
product. They must be able to point the
way for the stations to effect sales to ad-
vertisers, and be able to point the way for
advertisers to properly do the job in their
communities through the use of television.
In our case, we insist that our salesmen
have a wide media background, and that
they confine their operations to a limited
area so that they can best service the
needs of the customers, as well as our
needs.
To be of mutual service, both to cus-
tomers and to ourselves, the salesman
must keep abreast of the times in this
rapidly changing industry. He must be at
once a consultant and a researcher, a
seller and an aid to the buyer. He must
keep his finger carefully on the pulse of
the television public in order that he may
detect and interpret each trend.
As a concluding note, the market is ex-
cellent now for the sale of filmed pro-
grams to be re-run in cities where they
already have been shown. Available fig-
ures prove that some re-run programs ob-
tain a larger viewing audience than they
had on first run! This is a healthy sign
which bodes well for the future of the
industry, since the assurance of re-run
revenue is enabling producers to devote
larger budgets to the production of better
programs.
95
J^
I *^*
V,
We thank the many TV stations, advertisers and agencies
for their honored requests for Joe Palooka on TV.
Pressure of events and the v/ish to cooperate vy^ith the
Armed Forces, Red Cross, Charities and others in their requests
has held up our opportunity to get the shov/ ready. It v/on't
be long now!
Again Sincere
Thanks,
r75HSj<^ AND
JOE PALOOKA
AS WALL STREET SEES US
Average Gains Shown, With Prospects Excellent
By ROBERT M. GREBE, Night Editor,
Radio and Television Daily
WILL 1953 be the peak year for radio
and television manufa^.turers? It is
questionable, taking a backward glance
at the industry, that the peak was reached
in 1952.
Inasmuch as Federal Communications
Commission did not Tft the TV freeze un-
til April, and waited three more months
before issuing the first TV grants, expan-
sion of television did not really get under
way until the latter half of the year. Thus,
set sales in markets previously unserved
by video, did not really develop until the
last few weeks of the year.
With many new stations taking to the
air in 1953, indications would seem to
point to the fact that the real boom is yet
to come. Delays in expansion of course
may be caused by the threat of war and
rearm: ment, but with any degree of nor-
mality, 1953 may be the year.
In addition to the manufacturing phase,
the approval of the merger of the Amer-
ican Broadcasting Company and United
Paramount Theaters is certainly of inter-
est. With new capital, ABC threatens to
move into the top brackets. Whether or
not that development will come this yecr
or next, or at some later date, remains to
be seen.
*
One manner of evaluating the gains of
the industry during the year of 1952 is
looking at the trends of the various stocks
on the New York Exchange. It is not a
perfect picture however, since many of
the concerns listed are engaged in other
fields of endeavor other than the manu-
facturing of radio and television equip-
ment and sets. But it does give a clue.
Stock prices of major radio-TV and
electronic companies during 1952 showed
little more than average gains in most
instances, and in some cases, showed de-
clines. For the most part, they followed
general market trends, in spite of the lift-
ing of the TV freeze and other industry
factors.
Of special note is the fact that two firms,
both involved in the merger of the Amer-
ican Broadcasting Company and United
Paramount Theaters, showed declines.
Du Mont Labs., starting the year at 16%,
wound up 1952 at 16, after minor fluctua-
tions. ABC itself fell from 11% in Janu-
ary to 9% at year's end.
Other leaders in the field failed to
show anything unusual, indicating that
the full effects of the FCC "thaw" on
television is yet to be felt by the indus-
try. Major gainers were Zenith Radio,
moving from 67 1/2 to 81 during the year
and General Electric, from 591/2 to 72%
on December 31. Both concerns, it may
be noted, are involved in the appliance
field, which could mean that their prices
were due to other factors.
Other majors showed the more average
gains. These include. Admiral, from 26%
to 301/2; Philco common, 27 to 35 y4; RCA
common, 231/2 to 28%; Stewart- Warner,
191/2 to 221/8; and Westinghouse, 39%
to 47%.
CBS A and B stock showed similar
gains. A stock rose from 341/4 to 39 and
B rose from 34 Vs to 39 Vs. The latter stocks
gained despite generally adverse factors
affecting the CBS color TV system, on
which the company has spent heavy sums.
AT&T, partially affected by coaxial
cables and lines supplied to the industry,
rose from 158 1/4 to 159%.
Another means of checking the gains or
losses of industries in the year is through
the year-end statements. For the most
part, electronics manufacturers 'reported
record or near record income for the year,
while net incomes were proportionately
lower. The latter was attributed by most
of the concerns to increased taxes.
RCA gross income, for example, jumped
16 per cent in 1952 over the previous year
to a new high of nearly $694-million, but
at the same time, profits went from some
$31-million in 1951 to only slightly more
than $32 million in 1952.
Total sales by Westinghouse Electric
rose 17 per cent in 1952 over 1951 to nearly
$1.5 billion. But net income showed only
a six per cent increase to about $68.6
million.
And General Electric sales jumped 13.1
per cent in 1952 over 1951 to $2.6 billion
while net earnings rose 9.8 per cent to
nearly $152-million.
Perhaps the law of diminishing returns
was at work, perhaps it was the highel-
taxes or some other factor. Yet the gains
were not enough to be of great importance
when one considers the lower dollar
value since the start of the Korean
confiict.
With the rapid expansion of TV across
the country, the foundation has been laid
for new peaks. Given favorable conditions
to operate (eased material controls, lower
taxes, etc.) the industry could make 1953
far greater than 1952 and perhaps lead the
way to an even better 1954.
97
98
Sign of
Good Business
Here's a sign that ABC means business in radio. . .
It's the symbol of the new ABC . . . and a sign that big
things are in the air!
New programs are being developed. New talent will be
attracted. New facilities are going to be added. ABC now
has a powerful combination of added experience and show-
manship to make its leading position even stronger.
Yes, ABC means business. If you are an advertiser, this is
the time to put ABC radio in your plans!
ABC
RADIO NETWORK
99
Radio and Television
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7-5000
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M El rose
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7-0880
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9-6400
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9-1400
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8-1100
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Circle
6-3900
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BRyont
9-6000
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OYstcr Bay 6-2500
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6-2200
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8-1000
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Circle
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3-3300
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3-3600
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4-8000
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1-2345
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9-6400
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2-4927
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6-1460
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OLympia
8-1100
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MUrray Hill
8-1000
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7-8300
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3-3600
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4-8000
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MUrray Hill
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Circle
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4-8000
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MUrrav Hill
2-6500
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7-5000
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6-5536
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2 3783
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MUrroy Hill
9-^084
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MUrroy Hill
2-5644
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4-7881
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PLaza
9-8150
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MUrray Hill
6-1860
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2-3174
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5-2000
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5-2000
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8-4414
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3-4266
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7-72V0
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Radio & Television Weekly WAIker 5-2576
Sales Management LExington 2-1 760
Sponsor MUrray Hill 8-2772
Standard Rate & Data Service LExington 2-6611
Television Magazine PLaza 3-3671
Tide MUrray Hill 3-7700
Variety Luxemburg 2-2700
]%ews Associations
Associated Press PLaza 7-1111
International News Service MUrray Hill 7-8800
Press Association, Inc PLaza 7-1111
Reuters BRyant 9-8558
Transradio Press Service, Inc MUrray Hill 2-4053
United Press Associations MUrray Hill 2-0400
Talent Agencies
Affiliated Artists PLaza 3-1862
All America Artists, Inc Circle 6-6646
Columbia Artists Moiiagement, Inc Circle 7-6900
Consolidated Radio Artists, Inc COIumbus 5-3580
Frank Cooper Associates VAnderbilt 6-5661
Fanchon & Marco, Inc CHickering 4-3956
Gale, Inc PLaza 7-7100
William McCaffrey Agency ELdorado 5-1076
Management Corp. ot America PLaza 9-7500
Music Corp. of America PLaza 9-7500
William Morris Agency, Inc JUdson 6-5100
Marjorie Morrow CHickering 4-0644
National Concert & Artists Corp PLaza 9-6000
Robbins Bros MUrray Hill 7-2033
Organizations 9 Unions and
Government Agencies
Actors' Equity PLaza 7-7660
Advertising Federation of America BRyant 9-0430
AAAA LExington 2-7980
American Communications Assn COrtland 7-1374
American Federation of Musicians PLaza 8-0600
AFRA VAnderbilt 6-1810
ASCAP MUrray Hill 8-8800
American Television Society MUrray Hill 6-0238
AMPA Luxemburg 2-1790
Broadcast Music, Inc PLaza 7-1800
Federal Communications Comm WAtkins 4-1000
Federal Trade Commission WHitehall 3-8000
Institute of Radio Engineers REgent 7-9600
Music Publishers' Protective Association Circle 6-3084
NAPA Circle 7-8194
Professional Music Men, Inc COIumbus 5-7362
Radio Writers' Guild MUrray Hill 6-5252
SESAC, Inc MUrray Hill 5-5365
Song Writers' Protective Assn COIumbus 5-3758
Station Representatives Assn MUrray Hill 5-4141
Television Broadcasters' Assn., Inc.LAckawanna 4-4788
Radio-TV Program and
Transcription Cos.
Advance Television Pictures Service Circle 5-6873
Advertisers Recording Service, Inc Circle 6-0141
Affiliated Program Service, Inc Murray Hill 7-1881
Air Features MUrray Hill 9-5900
Alton Alexander Productions LOrraine 8-3100
American Institute Food Products. .MUrray Hill 2-4944
Apex Recording Studios, Inc PLaza 7-7067
Arts Recording Studios PLaza 8-0407
Associated Program Service PLaza 7-7710
Associated Radio & TV Production. MUrray Hill 6-2523
Audio-Video Recording Co PLaza 7-0780
Jack Barry Productions, Inc ORegon 9-3118
Bosch Radio Cr TV Productions MUrray Hill 2-8877
V. S. Becker Advtg. Service Luxemburg 2-1 04O
Ford Bond Radio Productions, Inc Circle 7-2236
Byron Productions Co Circle 6-2677
The Bruce Chapman Co Wisconsin 7-9244
Cineffects, Inc CIrc'e 6-0951
Cinemart, Inc ORchard 9-4430
Coastal Recording Co Circle 6-3900
Columbia Transcriptions Circle 5-7300
Louis G. Cowan, Inc PLaza 9-3700
Frederic Damrau, M.D PLaza 5-3638
Cordon M. Day Productions Oregon 9-3595
Decca Records, Inc COIumbus 5-2300
Roy DeGroot, Consultants, Inc MUrrav Hill 7-9135
Empire Broadcasting Corp PLaza 9-4500
Allen A. Funt Radio Productions JUdson 6-5227
Gale, Inc PLaza 7-7100
General Artists Corp Circle 7-7543
Jo<in E. Gibbs & Co PLaza 7-5959
Harry S. Goodman Radio Productions PLaza 5-6131
Laurence Hammond Productions, Inc.... PLaza 9-2210
Arthur Henley Productions Illinois 9-6729
Hummert Radio Features MUrray Hill 9-5900
International 16mm Corp PLaza 7-2265
Roger Kay Enterprises Circle 5-7880
Keystone Broadcasting System, Inc Plaza 7-1460
Lang-Worth Feature Programs, Inc JUdson 6-5700
Bob Loewi Productions, Inc PLaza 5-0958
Phillips H. Lord, Inc PLaza 5-221 1
Charles Michelson, Inc Plaza 7-0695
Motion Picture Stages, Inc PLaza 3-4840
William Morris Agency, Inc JUdson 6-5100
Murphy-Lillis Productions, Inc PLaza 7-8144
Music Corp. of America Plaza 9-7500
Muzak Corp PLaza 7-7710
NBC Radio Recording Div Circle 7-8300
National Concert & Artists Corp PLaza 9-6000
Nelson Productions, Inc MUrray Hill 6-5862
Press Association, Inc PLaza 7-1111
Prockter Productions, Inc JUdson 6-4830
Radio Artists Corp MUrray Hill 8-0940
Radio Events, Inc MUrray Hill 7-1668
Radio Features of America Luxemburg 2-5130
Radio-Video Associates PLaza 5-5781
Reemack Enterprises, Inc MUrray Hill 7-7979
Reeves Sound Studios, Inc ORegon 9-3550
Rockhill Radio PLaza 9-7979
Bernard L. Schubert, Inc MUrray Hill 8-0940
SESAC, Inc MUrray Hill 5-5365
K. R. Smith JUdson 2-3791
Henry Souvaine, Inc • . .Circle 7-5666
Richard Stark & Co Circle 6-7337
Irvin Paul Sulds, Inc MUrray Hill 3-3076
Television Screen Productions, Inc PLaza 5-0808
Transcribed Radio Shows LUxemburg 2-3530
Transfilm, Inc LUxemburg 2-1400
United Press Associations MUrray Hill 2-0400
Thomas J. Valentino, Inc Circle 6-4675
Chick Vincent Co Eldorado 5-0734
Von Baumann Studio RHinelander 4-5508
Roger White Productions PLaza 5-3560
Wolf Associates, Inc f Laza 5-7620
Wolff-Feldman Enterprises, Inc LAckawanna 4-3450
World Broadcasting System, Inc... MUrray Hill 8-4700
World Video, Inc PLaza 9-3870
Wright, Wynn Associates PLaza 3-4417
Frederick W. Ziv Co., Inc MUrray Hill 8-4700
101
Radio and Television
TELEPHONE NUMBERS
in CHICAGO
WAAF
WAIT
WMM
WCFL
WCfiW
WIDC
WINR
WCES
WON
WHFC
WIND
WHO
WIS
WMAQ
WMBI
WNMP
wstc
WEAW
WCFM
WFMT
WXIT
Iff Radio Siatiotts
RAndolph 6-)932
FRanklin 2-0660
WHiteholl 4-6000
. MOhowk 4-2400
EAstgate 7-6860
ROfkwcll 2-9461
ANdovcr 3-0800
. . SAcromento 2-1700
superior 7-0100
CLitfside 4-7411
WHitehQil 4-2170
STote 2-5466
MOnroe 6-9700
superior 7-8300
Michigan 2-1570
. SHeldroke 3-1590
MOnroe 6-9060
f >f Radio SiatUnts
AMbossodor 2-1128
STote 2-1357
NEvada 2-2240
MOnroe 6-9060
Television Siuilous
WIKB
WfNR-TV
WGN TV
WNBQ
RAndolph 6-8210
ANdovcr 3-0800
superior 7-0100
superior 7-8300
Valioiiaf \et works
Broodcoif inQ Co ANdover 3-0800
Bfoodcoiting System WHiteholl 4-6000
K«nto<M Broodrojting Syttem STote 2-6303
MutMol Broodcoiting Syjtcm WHiteholl 4-5060
Notionol Broodcoiting Co Superior 7-8300
Si a f i o II R e pr€^sen^a^i ves
A«*ry-KNodcl, Inc
Km Bloir b Co
i toHiii^ Co. .
TW ifonliow C«. .
•wa-SfliiHl Co.
Capptr Publicotiont
CIS todio Sokt
TlMMOt F Clark Co
Crotlty Broodcottina Corp
Ev*r«tt-McKinney, Inc
Forioe ft Co
Frot fir Ptttrt. Inc
H«odlty-R«cd Co
Hollingbcry
H«l tMmom Co..
H.« IcprotcatottvM
Til* Kott kgitcy
ioMph Htfttery McGilUro,
I r McKiMcr & Son
tobort MeHrfr A.-oMoftj i
MoftOMl '
JolM I
loHo H
Inc.
ANdover
superior
DEorborn
CEntrol
CEntrol
CEntrol
WHiteholl
. STote
STote
. superior
DEIoworc
FRonklin
FRanklin
ANdover
FRanklin
RAndolph
CEntrol
STaft
superior
CEntrol
superior
STote
.HArriion
3-4710
7-8659
2-5277
6-5776
6-4437
6-5977
4-6000
2-1663
2-6693
7-9052
7-1874
2-6373
2-4686
3-2636
2-0016
6-0113
6-7343
2-5282
7-9866
6-1742
7-8300
2-7594
7-8085
Edword Retry & Co., Inc WHitehoii 4-0011
Rodio Soles WHiteholl 4-6000
William C. Rombcou Co ANdover 3-5566
Paul H. Roymer Co SUperior 7-4473
The Taylor Co STate 2-5260
Seors Cr Ayer, Inc SUperior 7-8177
Walker Co ANdover 3-5771
Weed & Co RAndolph 6-7730
Adam Young, Jr., Inc ANdover 3-5448
Advertising Agencies
Aubrey, Finlay, Marley & Hodgson,
Inc Financial 6-1600
N. W. Ayer & Son. Inc RAndolph 6-3456
A. N Boker Adv. Agency, Inc FRanklin 2-8895
BBD&O superior 7-9200
Beoumont & Hohman CEntrol 6-4230
Cordon. Best, Co., Inc STote 2-5060
Blockett Hill SUperior 7-6500
Bozell & Jacobs, Inc CEntrol 6-6503
Buchanan & Co., Inc ANdover 3-6611
Leo Burnett Co., Inc CEntrol 6-5959
Campbell-Ewold Co CEntrol 6-1946
Campbell-Mithun Inc DEIowore 7-7553
Dancer-Fitzgerold-Sample Financial 6-4700
W. B. Doner & Co DEorborn 2-4674
Doremus & Co CEntrol 6-9132
Erwin Wosey & Co RAndolph 6-4952
Albert Fronk-Guenther Low, Inc DEorborn 2-6424
Foote, Cone & Belding SUperior 7-4800
Goodkind, Joice & Morgan, Inc SUperior 7-6746
Grant Advertising, Inc SUperior 7-6500
Henri, Hurst & McDonold, Inc FRanklin 2-9180
H. W. Kostor & Sons Advertising Co... CEntrol 6-5331
W. E. Long Co RAndolph 6-4606
MocForlond. Aveyord & Co RAndolph 6-9360
Molcolm-Howord ANdover 3-0022
Maxon, Inc WHiteholl 4-1676
McConn-Erickson WEbster 9-3701
Arthur Meyerhoff & Co DEIawore 7-7860
C. L. Miller Co CEntrol 6-1640
Ncedhom, Louis Brorby, Inc STote 2-5151
Olion Advertising Co STote 2-3381
O'Ncil, Larson & McMohon ANdover 3-4470
Prcsba, Fellers & Presbo, Inc CEntrol 6-7683
L. W. Ramsey Co FRanklin 2-8155
Roche. Williams & Cleory RAndolph 6-9760
Ruthrauff & Ryon. Inc Flnonciol 6-1833
Schwimmer & Scott DEorborn 2-1815
Russel M. Seeds Co DEIowore 7-1045
Sherman & Marquette, Inc DEIawore 7-8000
Tothom-Loird, Inc HArrison 7-3700
). Walter Thompson Co SUperior 7-0303
Wade Advertising Agency STote 2-7369
Weiss and Geller DEIowore 7-1124
Young & Rubicom Flnonciol 6-0750
Radio-TV Program and
Transcription Cos.
Air Shows Inc. . . SUperior 7-0506
Louis C. Cowon & Co RAndolph 6-2022
Columbia Records Corp WHiteholl 4-6000
pecco Records, Inc MOhowk 4-4800
Feature Productions MIchigon 2-6015
Green Associates WHiteholl 4-0818
L 5 Toogood Recording Co CEntrol 6-5275
William Morris Agency STote 2-3632
lewell Radio Productions financial 6-4474
ia2
Radio and Television
TELEPHONE NUMBERS
in CHICAGO
Herbert S. Loufman WEbster 9-2302
Les Lear Productions Corp ANdover 3-7233
Art Linick Enterprises SUperior 7-331 1
Monogram Radio Programs, Inc ANdover 3-7169
Morton Radio Productions, Inc CEntral 6-4144
Music Corp. of America DEIaware 7-1100
NBC Radio Recording Division SUperior 7-8300
Radio Features, Inc FRanklin 2-4392
RCA Manufacturing Co WHitehall 4-4600
Standard Radio Trans. Service, Inc STate 2-3153
Hal Tate Radio Productions SHeldrake 3-0880
Tele-Radio Creations, Inc MOhawk 4-O015
Television Adv. Productions, Inc STate 2-5941
Wright Radio Productions SUperior 7-1280
Frederic W. Ziv Co FRanklin 2-8917
News Affencies and Ass^ns,
Associated Press STote 2-7700
International News Service ANdover 3-1234
Press Association, Inc STote 2-4581
Tronsradio Press Service STote 2-7904
RADIO DAILY MOhawk 4-4737
United Press RAndolph 6-4172
Radio, Television and Government
in WASHINGTON
Federal Departments and
Agencies
American National Red Cross REpublic 7-8300
Archives, National REpublic 7-7500
Capitol, U. S. (Senate, House of
Reps.) NAtional 8-3120
Census, Bureau of The LUdlow 4-3000
Commerce, Department of STerling 3-9200
Copyright Office, Library of Congress, STerling 3-0400
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals. National 8-4696
Defense Mobilization, Office of Executive 3-3300
Executive Mansion (White House) ... NAtional 8-1414
Federal Communications Commission . Executive 3-3620
Federal Trade Commission Executive 3-6800
Government Printing Office STerling 3-6840
Interior, Department of The REpublic 7-1820
Justice, Department of REpublic 7-8200
Labor, Department of EXecutive 3-2420
National Labor Relations Board STerling 3-7373
Notional Military Establishment:
Air Force, Department of The Liberty 5-6700
Army, Department of The Liberty 5-6700
Navy, Department of The Liberty 5-6700
National Production Authority STerling 3-5200
Notional Research Council EXecutive 3-8100
Patent Office STerling 3-9200
Post Office Department STerling 3-3100
Radio Correspondents Galleries (Senate and
House of Representatives) NAtional 8-3120
Stote, Deoortment of REpublic 7-5600
S'loreme Court of the United States. .EXecutive 3-1640
White House NAtional 8-1414
Non'Governtnental
Clear Chonnel Broadcasting Service. . EXecutive 3-0255
Notional Association of Radio and TV
Broadcasters DEcatur 2-9300
Notionol Press Club REpublic 7-2500
RADIO-TV DAILY MEtropoliton 8-0823
Radio-Television Manufacturers
Association NAtional 8-3902
Radio Corporotion of America District 7-1260
Westinghouse Radio Stations STerling 3-0903
ANi Radio Stattons
WARL JAckson 7-7800
WEAM JAckson 7-7100
WFAX JEfferson 2-0900
WGAY JUniper 9-1050
WGMS Executive 3-8676
WINX POplar 2-4357
WMAL KEIIogg 7-1 100
WOL MEtropoliton 8-0010
WOOK REpublic 7-8000
WPIK overlook 3-3000
WRC ADoms 4-5400
WTOP MEtropoliton 8-3200
WWDC STerling 3-3800
FM Radio Stations
WASH-FM District 7-1356
WBUZ JOrdon 8-1300
WCFM REpublic 7-8688
WGAY-FM JUniper 9-1050
WGMS-FM Executive 3-8676
WMAL-FM KEIIogg 7-1 100
WOOX-FM STerling 3-7625
WRC-FM ADams 4-5400
WTOP-FM MEtropoliton 8-3200
Television Stations
WMAL-TV KEIIogg 7-1 100
WNBW ADoms 4-5400
WTOP-TV MEtropoliton 8-3200
WTTG STerling 3-5300
News Services
Associated Press District 7-1500
International News Service NAtionol 8-1733
United Press EXecutive 3-3430
Networhs
ABC REpublic 7-6013
CBS MEtropoliton 8-3200
MBS MEtropoliton 8-1 551
NBC ADams 4-5400
103
Radio and Television
TELEPHONE NUMBERS
in LOS ANGELES
t.TI Radio Stations
«ALI (^OMdcna)
KBIG
KKA
RYan 1-7149
HEmpstcad 3025
Hudson 2-3141
KFAC
KFI
Dunkirk 4-1231
Dunkirk 2-2121
KFMV
HEmpstcad 5151
KFOX
MAdison 2247
KFVD
KFWB
Dunkirk 8-2345
HEmpstcad 5151
KGER
... . MAdison 2551
KGFJ
Hillside 0201
KGIL (Shcrmon Ooks)
KHJ
STanley 7-3467
Hudson 2-2133
KIEV (CIrndolc.
KLAC
KMGM
KMPC
...CHancston 5-2388
Hudson 2-7311
TExas 0-3311
Hollywood 9-5341
KNX ....
Hollywood 9-1212
KOWL (Sonto Monico)
KRKD
EXbrook 4-6761
. . . . TUcker 7111
KUSC
KWKW tPoiodeno)
KXLA tPovodcno)
Richmond 7-2295
RYan 1-6744
RYon 1-69?1
Fill Radio Stations
KCCA-FM Hudson 2-3141
KFAC-FM Dunkirk 4-1231
XHJ FM Hudson 2-2133
^MGM TExos n-3311
XNX-FM Hollywood 9-1212
f«KO^M TUcker 7111
KSMV-FM . HEmpstcad 5151
•f USC-FM Richmond 6362
TeievMon Stations
K€CA-TV
Kfl-TV
KHJ-TV
KLAC
KNBH
KHXT
KTLA
KTSL
KTTV
NOrmondy 3-3311
Dunkirk 2-2121
. Hudson 2-2133
Hudson 2-7311
Hollywood 9-6161
Hollywood 9-1212
Hollywood 9-3181
Hollywood 9-1212
Hudson 2-7111
^etwfprhs
kmttttcom Broodcotting Co.
Amtficam Broodcottmo Co .
TV CMter
Columbij Broodcoiting System Inc
NB' •
**'■' 'otting Co.
i*^" ' Bfoodcost Sy»tem
racti^ ki^tbnal Network
Hudson 2-3141
NOrmondy 3-3311
Hollywood 9-1212
ROckwcll 9-3911
Hollywood 9 6161
• Hudson 2-2133
Hillside 7406
Statlfpn Hvprvst'ntatirt^s
kfr."-'nn Jrwch Broodcavting HUdson 2-2748
* CRcjtview 6-3400
^ TU 2435
iL.„ -.« , ; Richmond 6184
•iJkJvJ 1 CRonite 6103
Th. t»f^- r CLodstone 8045
Sililr7^«,£f ^ WEbstcr 1-1551
%Vr<iM V^\ ^* Hollywood 9-6045
mmn-imf% C«., \mc DUnkirk 8-8158
104
CBS-Radio Spot Sales Hollywood 9-1212
F M Reps.. Inc Hillside 2450
Forjoe & Co MAdison 6-8329
Free & Peters HO 9-2151
Gene Grant & Co YOrk 8812
W. S. Grant Co MAdison 9-2653
Irene Griffith Co Hillside 3912
Harrington, Righter, & Parsons, Inc WYoming 5151
Headley-Reed Co Hillside 7738
H-R Representatives, Inc GRanite 1480
George P. Hollingbery MAdison 6-3633
The Katz Agency TUcker 3219
Keenan & Elckelberg DUnkirk 2-8458
Lincoln Deller Radio Stations Hillside 4288
Joseph Hershey McGilyra, Inc DUnkirk 7-4388
Tracy Moore Hollywood 9-5408
NBC-KNBH Spot Sales HOIIywood 9-6161
Oakes, Harlan G., Associates DUnkirk 2-3200
Lee F. O'Connell Co CRestview 5-2022
Joiin Pearson Co DUnkirk 7-4388
Edward Petry Co Michigan 8729
Radio Sales HOIIywood 9-1212
Wm. G. Rambeau Co HI 0388
Paul H. Raymer HUdson 2-2376
Wa'ker Co DUnkirk 2-3200
Weed & Company Hillside 8611
Advertising Agencies
Abbott Kimball Co. of Calif DUnkirk 7-7305
Ad Associates TUcker 5713
Advertisers Production Agency PRospect 7761
Advertising Engineers Corporation MUtual 5039
Alber, R H., Co HOIIywood 9-8273
Allen & Marshall Adv. Agency DUnkirk 7-5163
Allied Advertising Agency DUnkirk 7-7331
Altman, Bruce, Adv. Agency BRadshaw 2-5446
Anderson-Bever-Grant, Inc ANgelus 3-7177
Anderson-McConnell Adv. Agency WEbster 1-1761
Arc Advertising Agency Hillside 2117
Arnold, Rupert, Adv. Agency PRospect 1782
Asay, Wm F Agency LOng Beach 7-2429
Associated Advertising Agency CRestview 1-7227
Atchison. R. B., Adv. Agency PRospect 1913
Athcrton Advertising Agency WEbster 3-8488
Ayer, N. W, & Son, Inc HEmpstcad 4871
Ba dwin Ben, Adv. Agency BRadshaw 2-7126
Ball, Ted H., & Co HOIIywood 9-7127
Benning Co DUnkirk 8-3456
Barnes Chase Co DUnkirk 4-1193
Barnes John, & Assoc HEmpstcad 0387
Bass, Louis, Co BRadshaw 2-3396
Bates, Ted., & Co. . . HOIIywood 9-2161
Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn
(Hollywood) Hollywood 9-7337
(Los Angeles) .. WEbster 1-1234
Bcale, H., Hammond Agency DUnkirk 7-7777
Beaumont & Hohman, Inc MAdison 9-2676
Bennett, Harry, Adv. Agency TRinity 2391
Benton 8, Bowles, Inc Hillside 9151
Bcrghoff Associates, Inc CRestview 5-6151
BoscI Advertising ANgelus 3-5121
Blow Co Inc. . . HEmpstcad 2377
Ri„ u'' D A"°f- l"5 NOrmondy 2-1 158
2 t' A^"**^ . ■"• ^'Ir BRadshaw 2-4072
ni fu w^^t'^'"2 Agency HUHson 2-5668
l^ : Tl '■•' ^° TUcker 5410
llll 'r^^^ ■■; HEmpstcad 6871
Bofhwolf "w'^'c Y\ "Udson 2-3205
Bothwcll, W. Earl, Inc GRanite 6114
R^TT'i. "^"^n ^^'^ Cummings, Inc PRosoect 9806
So«;m i"i'^'K^°-. '-09'"' 1644
Rronw h- ■L*'*=1''\ '"^ Gladstone 3083
Brand, Michael, Assoc CRestview 6-2991
* RADIO-TV TELEPHONE NUMBERS IN LOS ANGELES • • •
Brisocher, Wheeler, & Staff WEbster 1-8143
Broadcasting Advertising DUnkirk 9-1339
Brooks Advertising Agency TRinity 0558
Brown, Byron H., & Assoc DUnkirk 8-5284
Buchanan & Co., Inc CRestview 5-5231
Burnett, Leo, Co., Inc Hillside 7374
Byoir, Carl, & Assoc, Inc TRinity 6421
California Advertising Agency HEmpstead 8008
Calkins, Holden, Carlock, McClinton
& Smith, Inc YOrk 5145
Colvert & Perry Adv Hollywood 9-8209
Campbell-Ewald Co Richmond 6204
Caples Co., The DUnkirk 7-4255
Carroll Dean Hollywood 9-1681
Carson-Roberts Inc BRadshaw 2-2719
Case, Jack, Adv. Counselor Nurmandy 1-1820
Case, Roger T., Assoc LOna Beach 7-4474
Castor & Assoc CRestview 5-2292
Cecil & Presbry, Inc HEmpstead 2324
Cinema Advertising Agency PRospect 2141
Citizen Advertising Agency, Inc MAdison 6-4383
Clark, Darwin H., Co MAdison 9-1661
Cloward, Velma, Advertising DUnkirk 4-2558
Cole, Vol, Advertising Agency WAInut 5182
Coleman-Jones Advertising MAdison 6-5859
Coleman-Packord Adv OLympia 1104
Coilard, Clark, Adv. Agency DUnkirk 3-4688
Columbian Advertising Agency Hollywood 9-7187
Compton Advertising, Inc Hollywood 9-8107
Consolidated Adv. Directors CRestview 4-6108
Counselors, The Gladstone 6167
Crank Chet, Co HEmpstead 5129
Crossley & Jeffries, Inc Cleveland 7-8271
Culp Earl R., Co DUnkirk 2-8406
Cunningham & Walsh, Inc GRanite 6131
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Inc HUdson 2-3256
D'Arcy Adv. Co DUnkirk 8-3462
Davis, Charlie, Advertising AXminster 3-5508
Davis, John G., Adv CRestview 5-5376
Davis & Company' Michigan 3908
Davis-Harrison-Simmons, Inc HUdson 2-2311
Davis-Hood & Assoc, Inc STanley 7-4638
Degner & Assoc DUnkirk 7-2273
Dennis, Robert, Adv. Agcy Albany 2367
Dennis, Robert F., Inc TRinity 4691
Donald, Dick, Adv DUnkirk 8-2371
Dozier & Eastman Adv PRosoect 7091
Dunkle, W. Donald, 8, Assoc DUnkirk 3-3054
Durstine, Roy S., Inc DUnkirk 8-341 1
Ebberts, Dan, Adv. Serv lOgan 4242
Edwards, Adv. Aoency, The BRadshaw 2-5616
Edwards, John I., & Assoc HUdson 2-3377
Ehlert, Grace, Broadcast Adv VAndike 3164
Eisenberg, Ralph, Advertising VAndike 0439
Erwin, Wasey, 8, Co., ltd WEbster 1-1211
Ewell & Thurber Assoc HOIIywood 9-4994
Factor, Ted H., Agency DUnkirk 8-8111
Fagan, 0. K., Advertising Agcy VAndike 2192
Fehlman, Warren P., Adv. Co Kimball 9296
Fennell Adv. Agcy HOIIywood 9-0906
Fishell, Dick & Assoc CRestview 5-4557
Foote, Cone & Belding (Hollywood) . HOIIywood 9-6265
Foote, Cone & Belding (los Angsles) Michigan 7651
Ford-Harshberger HEmpstead 8193
Forester, Gene, & Assoc SYcamore 2-7228
Free, Newton A., Co., The MUtual 2161
Freiburg, John, 8c Co NOrmandy 3-21 1 1
Fritzen, Henry, Adv. Agcy MAdsion 6-0555
Gardner, H. M., & Assoc MAdison 6-4397
Geissinger, W. B., & Co WEbster 3-7178
General Advertising Agcy., Inc HEmpstead 5128
George, Ernest N., Co GRanite 8962
Geoffrey Wade Adv Hillside 7457
Gill Clifford Agency BRadshaw 2-4239
Glasser-Gailey, Inc DUnkirk 4-2141
Glenn Advertising, Inc AXminster 2-3063
Goldstone, Nat C, Agcy CRestview 6-1071
Gonda, Francis D., Adv. Agency DUnkirk 7-6126
Goodman, Kent HOIIywood 9-7992
Grant Advertising, Inc HOIIywood 9-5371
Grant, Will, Adv. Agcy DUnkirk 7-3361
Greenthal, Monrow, Co., Inc STanley 7-5953
Gregory, Willard G., 8, Co TRinity 0531
Harrington-Richards WEbster 3-5577
Harvey, William W., Inc DUnkirk 2-1393
Heasley & Heasley Adv. Agcy CRestview 5-6875
Heintz & Co., Inc Michigan 6061
Hensel, Elliot C, Adv DUnkirk 9-1225
Hill, Don Michigan 5149
Hillman, David S., Inc BRadshow 2-6586
Hixson & Jorgensen, Inc DUnkirk 8-3121
Hoel, John D., Adv. Agcy RYan 1-7131
Houston Adv. Services Co DUnkirk 9-4171
Huber-Whiteman, Advertising PRospect 8131
Hubley Adv. Agency MAdison 6-0555
Hunter Advertising Agcy NOrmandy 3-1 178
Industrial Adv. Assoc NOrmandy 2-8362
Ireland Agency HOIIywood 9-1681
Irwin Co., Inc BRadshaw 2-5455
Jaffee & Jaffee Adv. Agcy CRestview 1-6211
Johanet Adv. Agcy Oregon 7-1904
Johnson, J. Howard Michigan 8464
Jones, Dana, Co TUcker 6131
Jordon Co., The DUnkirk 2-2248
Juneau, C. B., Inc WEbster 3-7131
Kaufmann, Hans E., & Co HEmpstead 3800
Keane, Raymond Adv. Agency WEbster 3-9221
Kellogg, Edward S., Co DUnkirk 7-5213
Kelso, M. H., 8, Co DUnkirk 2-2072
Kenyon 8t Eckhardt, Inc HEmpstead 2101
Kester, William, & Co Hillside 9251
Kimball, Abbott, Co. of Calif DUnkirk 7-7305
Klingelsmith & Co., Inc DUnkirk 8-3013
Klitten, Martin R., Co., Inc DUnkirk 7-8396
Knight Advertising WEbster 1-8123
lannen & Sanders, Inc MUtual 8060
lawrence Co., The BRadshaw 2-5820
lennen & Mitchell, Inc CRestview 1-7221
lenz, J, M., Advertising Hillside 6411
little 8. Co Dunkirk 9-1267
lockwood-Shackelford Adv DUnkirk 8-3121
logan, Dudley I., Adv MAdison 9-1604
Mack-Wharton, Advertising Richmond 7-5477
MacManus, John & Adams, Inc DUnkirk 7-3265
Mail-Ad Advertising Agency WEbster 1-1511
Mann Advertising Co., Inc DUnkirk 2-1179
Marketers, Inc DUnkirk 7-5303
Martna's Adv. Service MAdison 6-4897
Marto, Walter, Adv. Agcy SYcamore 6-2239
Matthews, Anne D., Adv. Agency. .. .SYcamore 2-3816
Mayers Co., Inc, The DUnkirk 8-2111
Mayne, Charles H., Co WEbster 3-8261
Mays St Co., Advertising TRinity 8534
McCann-Erickson, Inc. (los Angeles) MUtual 1181
McCarty Co., The PRospect 701 1
McCreery, Walter, The BRadshaw 2-2168
McElroy Advertising Agency PRospect 2047
McKee, Burns Advertising DUnkirk 7-8377
McNeill & McCleery HUdson 2-2337
Meany, Phillip J., Co., Adv. Agency. . .Michigan 3601
Mercury Adv. Agency, Inc BRadshaw 2-2287
Miner, Dan B., Co DUnkirk 8-3301
Magge-Privett, Inc YOrk 7243
Moody, Thomas & Assoc DUnkirk 2-0544
More, C. Church, 8, Co TRinity 8043
Morgan, Raymond R., Co HEmpstead 41 94
Murray, Dymock, Carson, Inc BRadshaw 2-2719
Nathan, Edw. N., Adv. Agency PRospect 1767
Neale Adv. Assoc Michigan 2149
Needham, louis & Brorby, Inc HUdson 2-2391
Nelson Advertising Service Michigan 0548
Newman, Mike, & Assoc REpublic 5137
Newman, N. J., Adv. Agency TRinity 7664
Noble Advertising Co MAdison 6-5359
O'Connell, Robert, Adv. Agency HUdson 2-4530
O'Neil, larson & McMahon Gladstone 2578
Ostrander, Russell P., Adv DUnkirk 3-3197
Pacific Advertising Service PRospect 5803
Patch & Curtis Adv. Agcy lOng Beach 6-1259
Patton, George 8t Co BRadshaw 2-1749
Pardee Co., The HUdson 2-7306
Pendleton, larry 8c Assocs HUdson 2-3205
Perrett Co., T<ie MUtual 2388
Peters, lyman, Inc CHarleston 5-3619
Porter, Wesley H., Adv AXminster 3-0400
Productive Advertising Agcy DUnkirk 8-2251
Rand Advertising Agency YOrk 6255
Raymond, larry Co YOrk 8125
Ringer, lee. Advertising DUnkirk 7-8131
Riordan, John H., Co DUnkirk 4-2125
Roberts, Jack, & Associates, Inc TExos 0-2842
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♦ * * RADIO TV TELEPHONE NUMBERS IN LOS ANGELES • • •
»«k«n$-Nc*toi« ihopmon Hillside 0255
lefciMoa. Ilwood J.. Adv MUfual 6293
j<>fi. CM.,., ji Aiiociofct Hollywood 9 5363
t».. n REpublic 2-9141
Ro« \.1r. Agency HUdson 2-1184
Rov^ i..,-.,ih. Inc Dunkirk 8-3608
Rom Gardner, & White Advertising . DUnkirk 7-7211
Reu. Roy. Inc HOIIywood 9-6263
Ro\J, W. B . A»»oc., Adv DUnkirk 8-71 94
Ro«tc. A. Jomcs. Co BRodshaw 2-5608
Rvtiiroutf & Ryan, Inc. Hillside 7593
Sowyer. Kott, Advertising RYon 1-8453
Scholtx Advertising Service Michigan 2396
Scliurrcr, Lou, Advertising HEmpstcad 3800
Sebfcll, J B . Adv Agcy MAdison 6-9397
Seeds. Russell M , Co, Inc HUdson 2-1188
Scidel Advertising Agency Hillside 0255
Sttane, Leonord, Agency, The DUnkirk 8-3215
Show Co. The MUtual 5161
Sheldon. Lisle Adv HEmpstead 2366
Shore Assocs. . WEbstcr 3-7168
Sieck H. Chos. Inc. BRodshaw 2-6403
Simmons. Oeon WEbster 1-1311
Simmons Co BRodshaw 2-5319
Simons Adv. Agency WAIbridgc 2753
Smolley, Levitt & Smitll MUtual 5336
Smith & Bull Adv HEmpstcad 567 1
Smith, Robert Adv Agcy TRinity 9529
imith, T. Tyhr, Adv. Agcy HEmpstcad 9239
Stohl, Chos MAdison 7844
ifcbb.ns, Bortofi A., Adv. TRin.ty 8821
Stebbins, Hoi, Inc PRospcct 5317
S»cller. M.llor & Lester. Inc DUnkirk 7-5377
Strvent, J. G.. Inc Hillside 8361
Stevens, Stuort Gladstone 8645
Stiller, Geo. & Assoc. WEbster 1-1688
Stodd Adv. . Dunkirk 4-2133
StTOus, J W. & Co. Dunkirk 3-5072
SulI'von Sfoo'fcr Colwcll & Boylcs, Inc Hllisidr 2119
Swofford & Co BRodshaw 2-2784
roggort i Young WEbstcr 3-8108
Theotncol Adv Agcv Michigan 7761
Thompson, J. Wolfer, Co WEbstcr 3-2701
Tiillis Co.. Inc, The . HEmpstcad 6831
UnivrrMl Advertising Agency, Inc Hillside 8218
Von dcr Boom, Hunt, McNaughton,
'"c Dunkirk 2-6203
Von-Scotf, Inc DUnkirk 9-2300
^'oughn. Jack Adv Agcy Rochester 9-2535
Wodc, Georoc, Adv. Agency Hillside 7457
Ward Whcelock Co. Hillside 9221
Worw.ck & Lcgler. Inc DUnkirk 3-1141
Webster, R W.. Adv MAdison 9-2283
Weinberg. Milton, Adv. Co DUnkirk 3-4134
Weitimon Louis J. Adv Ag :y . DUnkirk 8-1115
Wclth H'.ilnnri, r Advertising DUnkirk 9-1 171
]JJ*' ' . & Assoc CRcstvicw 4-5241
^*' M., Compony . YOrW 8^58
]T**' "^ MAdison 9-2214
W»»tc.« Adv Agcy., Inc. DUnkirk 7-7367
Wesfwood. Tom Advertising Agcy TRinity 8496
Whyte. Evers, Agency DUnkirk 2-2188
W.lde, Alvin WEbstcr 8-4624
W.Mis, Horry G , & Av.oc CHaricston 5-3325
Wvnr»».AIei.en-)'r Adv Aqcv PYramid 1-2319
Yombert, Prochnow. McHugh &
vJ^°*'u^u \a BRodshaw 2-5418
Te«t««, M^ M.. Adv Dunkirk 7-3265
J9m% & Rubicom, Inc HOIIywood 9 2731
/(rirlio-l I rrotfratn und
Trans fripiioH Cos.
^^ Hillside 5677
osting Co HUdson 23141
on Ent.rpritcs GLad'.tono 9214
CRostview 54373
HEmpstcad 0330
THornwoll 1397
Hollywood 9-5981
WAInut 5398
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Bracken Productions, Inc WEbster 86196
Burton, A! Productions GRonite 0176
Gaston Productions CRestview 501 1 3
Cheshire & Associates HOIIywood 94580
Cine Video Corp NOrmandy 26128
Columbia Records, Inc BRodshaw 2-541 1
Commodore Productions HOIIywood 98229
Coolcy, Spade Enterprises BRodshaw 24493
Crosby, Bing Enterprises BRodshaw 22771
Custom Recorders Gladstone 5168
Davis Hoi, Productions HOIIywood 97741
Dudley, Telev. Corp CRestview 17258
Ecclcs Recordings, Inc Hillside 8351
Eells, Bruce, & Assoc HOIIywood 95869
Electro-Vox Recording Studios Gladstone 2189
Fairbanks, Jerry, Inc HUdson 21 101
Feature Productions of Hollywood Gladstone 5072
Five-Star Productions HEmpstead 4807
Fogel, George HOIIywood 93577
General Artists Corp CRestview 18101
General Telev. Enterprises, Inc Gladstone 4146
Gibson, Grace Radio Prod GRanite 5543
Gray, Jeanne, TV & Radio Prods. .. .CRestview 4-5720
Guedel, John Radio Productions HEmpstead 5186
Hayes-Keith Productions HOIIywood 94584
Hickox, Andres G. Prods HOIIywood 92281
Hollywood Central Recording Studios,
Inc HEmpstead 2131
Lawrence & lee Productions Hillside 0101
MocGregor, C. P., Sound Studios DUnkirk 4-4191
MacMurray, Ted & Co Hillside 4305
Marquis, Arnold Productions, Inc.. . .HOIIywood 95119
Mayfair Transcription Co CRest 18151
MGM Radio Attractions TExas 0-3311
Mitchel, les. Productions, Inc FL 31105
Monogram Radio Programs, Inc WEbster 1-1551
Music City HOIIywood 9-821 1
Notional Film Attractions, Inc Gladstone 4750
Norris & Co HEmpstead 4814
Oxorort & Steffner, Inc HOIIywood 91171
Potin, Ray, Productions HUdson 2-1147
Peerless Film & Radio Prod Gladstone 5613
Procter & Gamble Prods., Inc GRanite 6566
RCA, Victor Division Hillside 5171
Radio Recorders, Inc HEmpstead 3282
Raison, Dorothy N Hillside 8266
Proscenium Productions, Inc WEbster 11147
Reynolds, Stu, Prod CRestview 16155
Kockett, Frederick K. Co Hillside 3183
Rocket Pictures, Inc GRanite 71 31
Ross, Jack Hollywood 94019
Rourke, Jack, Productions HEmpstead 7178
Rubens Productions GRanite 6930
Sonde, Robert Gladstone 6181
Screen Gems, Inc HUdson 2-311 1
Snader Telescriptions Corp CRestview 54451
Songs Ads Gladstone 6181
Standard Radio Transcription Service
, '"c WEbster 89181
Srokey, Mike, Productions HUdson 21241
Studio & Artists Recorders Hillside 8241
Sutherland, John, Prods., Inc DUnkirk 8-5121
Telefilm, Inc HOIIywood 97205
Tclcpix Corp Hillside 8351
TV Ads, Inc Dunkirk 81323
TV Spots Gladstone 5171
TceVee Co., The CRestview 51076
Te emiount Pictures, !nc HOIIywood 98321
Tec-Sound Productions HEmpstead 2131
Television Guild Productions HOIIywood 92895
Telcways Radio Productions, Inc BRodshaw 21447
Thomas Co., The Hillside 6564
Universo TV Productions BRodshaw 2-5597
Universal Recorders HOIIywood 9-8282
Vollec-Vidco ^ Hillside 61 18
Von Ronkcl Productions, Inc DUnkirk 78184
WRS Recording Lob Gladstone 1454
w?H d'^^^'^^'^u' 1 HEmpstead 681 1
Wilding Picture Prods, of Calif WEbster Ol83
JX'i'r^' ''';^^*'t!'^^ ^"i'^^- Hollywood 91212
W.lliams-Nickolas Animated Prods. . HOIIvwood 9-8948
w' hh"'r""'J'"'V- • • c sunset 23580
World Broadcasting System HEmpstead 5121
Wright, Carter, Enterprise, Inc HOIIywood 9-0944
Ziv, Frederic W HEmpstead 5121
* * * RADIO-TV TELEPHONE NUMBERS IN LOS ANGELES • * •
Radio and TV Artists
Agencies
Ainsworth, Helen CRestview 62062
Allen, Larry HEmpstead 0421
Allied Casting HEmpstead 7124
Alvarado, Carlos CRestview 57203
American Copyright CRestview 60369
American Federation of Radio Artists. .. Hillside 5125
Artists, Ltd CRestview 6701 5
Auer, Miles CRestview 17141
Barnes, William, Agency ARizona 9-6647
Bender- Ward CRestview 1 7247
Bergerman, Stanley, & Co CRestview 6-4124
i3ernie, Herman CRestview 50117
3eyer, Chas Hillside 2125
Bloom, Phil, Agency CRestview 6-1339
Brandies, Bob, Agency GLadstone 6978
Business Administration Co CRestview 67071
Carling, Cliff Hillside 9311
Chaplin, Lita CRestview 6-3187
Charney, William B GRanite 5191
Columbia Artists Management MAdison 62327
Cooper, Ray CRestview 69769
Cukor-Lipton CRestview 6-8989
Darrow, Agency ARizona 30951
Donaldson, Jack CRestview 4-6291
Demling, Gus CRestview 12161
Deuser, Lewis J CRestview 19134
Dilson, Clyde CRestview 61825
Dooks, Virginia CRestview 54177
Edington-Cloutman Agency CRestview 4-5141
Famous Artists CRestview 15222
Federal Telefilm, Inc GRanite 51 1 1
Feil, Murray, Artists' Manager CRestview 5-5569
Feins, Bernard CRestview 51155
Frings, Jurt CRestview 16115
Fralick, Freddie CRestview 1-2142
Frye, Clinton L OLympic 6352
Garfield, Milton, Agency CResview 5-5074
General Artists CRestview 18101
Gertz, Mitchell CRestview 45491
Gold, Sid CRestview 17149
Goldstone, Jules CRestview 51191
Goidstone, Nat CRestview 61071
Gollob, Harry, Agency WEbster 1-4005
Grashin, Mauri CRestview 16449
Gregory Assts BRadshaw 25084
George Greif & Assoc GRanite 71 97
Greshler, Abner CRestview 45339
Grossman, Milton M., Agency CRestview 6-6163
Gwynn, Charles E CRestview 5-4179
Halliburton, Jeanne CRestview 5-5575
Halliburton-Weintraub CRestview 11137
Hamilburg, Mitchell CRestview 54171
Heasley, Jack CRestview 4-5273
Hecht, Harold CRestview 15246
Henry, Edd CRestview 501 86
Herdon-Sherrell CRestview 1 5236
Herzbrun, Walt CRestview 64157
Irwin, Lou CRestview 17131
Jackson, Edith ..., GRanite 0155
Jacobson, Vernon CRestview 52545
Jaffe Agency CRestview 661 21
Katz, Fred, Agency CRestview 6-3189
Kingston, Al, Agency CRestview 5-^505
Kohner, Paul CRestview 15165
Kramer, Earl CRestview 62338
Lance, Leon CRestview 66014
Landy, George CRestview 1 5246
Lazar, Irving CRestview 56153
Leonard, Fred Hillside 7546
Lesser, Ted BRadshaw 23655
Levee, M. C CRestview 6-6285
Lewis, Henry CRestview 551 29
Lewis-Molson CRestview 16111
Linsk, Lester CRestview 54396
Longenecker, Robt CRestview 6-1093
McConkey Artists Corp HEmpstead 7141
Mark. Roy & Levene, Lou, Agency. . CRestview l-?!-*!
McMillan, Hazel, Agency CRestview 1-7781
MacQuarrie Agency CRestview 67162
MCA Artists CRestview 62001
Manuel-Baird CRestview 45288
Martyn, Marty CRestview 58607
Marx, Burt CRestview 17171
Medford, Ben CRestview 17021
Messinger, Lili CRestview 6701 5
Meyer, Art CRestview 57865
Meyers, Walter CRestview 18161
Minter, Ethel CRestview 1-6161
Mishkin Agency CRestview 45416
Molina, Carlos HEmpstead 3271
Monter-Gray-Armstrong CRestview 11191
Moore, Lola CRestview 65401
Morris, William CRestview 16161
N<-nes, A. R., Agency HEmpstead 71^4
Ochs, Al Hollywood 96470
Ohman, Ernie CRestview 61071
Oliver, Maurine Hillside 0257
Orsatti & Co CRestview 66241
Personalities, Inc CRestview 15147
Phillips, Ed Paul Hillside 8266
Pomeroy, Jack CRestview 45148
Powers, Richard CRestview 19134
Preminger, Ingo, Agency CRestview 6-1023
Rocamora, Wynn CRestview 45431
Rollo, Joe, Agency CRestview 5-5244
Rosenberg, Geo CRestview 18121
Radio Artists Corp CRestview 17111
Rubens & Associates GRanite 6930
Rush, Art Hillside 5161
Ryan, Frank CRestview 14627
Salkow, Lester CRestview 54505
Saphier, James CRestview 17231
Sargent, Jan HEmpstead 9716
Silber-Bren Hillside 9106
Sharpe, Don CRestview 62044
Shauer, M. A CRestview 11103
Shaw-lngersoll GRanite 0862
Sherman, Edward CRestview 50186
Shiffrin, William CRestview 17261
Short, Antrim CRestview 541 37
Shurr, Louis CRestview 11116
Small Co CRestview 55321
Small, Paul CRestview 1 5246
Schnitzer-Fritscher HOIIywood 96271
Somlyno, E. T CRestview 62041
Stempel-Olenick CRestview 1-7141
Stewart, Rosalie CRestview 46123
Swanson, H. N CRestview 15115
Swoverland, Harold WEbster 1-1171
Thompson, D. H CRestview 12188
iJ'iman, George CRestview 45238
Vitt, Angie CRestview 64484
Wadsworth, J. B CRestview 60698
Washington, Howard, Agency REpublic 2-8121
Weiner, Jack CRestview 67081
Weintraub, Murry CRestview 1-1137
Welch, Suey, Agency MAdison 6-3938
Wendling, Chas CRestview 62348
White, Wm. B CRestview 46301
Wilev, Richard CRestview 541 70
Wilkins, Paul CRestview 16188
Winkler, Daniel M CRestview 17244
Puhlications
Billboard Publishing Co HOIIywood 9-5831
Broadcasting-Telecasting HEmpstead 8181
Hollywood Reporter Hillside 7411
Radio Artists Directory Hillside 0101
RADIO DAILY GLadstone 84^^
Radio-Television Life Hillside 9275
Radio-Television Mirror CRestview 6-6293
Radio News TUcker 9213
TV Time Magazine, Inc GLadstone 2104
Televiews Magazine HOIIywood 9-1 935
Variety HOIIywood 1141
Radio-TV Audience Surveys
Coffin, Cooper & Clay, Inc HUdson 2-7251
Facts Consolidated WY 3181
C. E. Hooper, Inc HOIIywood 9-3553
Moffett Research Co HEmpstead 5653
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133 Albany St., New Brunswick, N. J.
Phone: CHarter 7-1564
AUDIENCE RESEARCH, INC.
110 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 4-5382
Princeton, N. J.
Phone: PRinceton 335
6305 Yucca St., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: Hillside 8103
A. S. BENNETT— CY CHAIKIN, INC.
333 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 9-0734
CROSSLEY, INC.
330 W. 42nd St., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: BRyant 9-5462
And
Mercer St., Princeton, N. J.
ELLIOTT-HAYNES LTD.
(Radio Research Division)
315 Broadview Ave., Toronto 6, Ont., Canada
Phone: GErrard 1144
441 Seymour St., Vancouver, B. C, Canada
Phone: Marine 8794
FACTS INC.
150 West 52nd St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-5252
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(Executive Office)
10 East 40th St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-3000
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Phone: NOrwalk 8-0606
JOHN B. KNIGHT CO.
6r)30 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
RICHARD MANVILLE RESEARCH
230 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: ORegon 9-2435
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OF AMERICA
122 East 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 6-7040
425 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: MOhawk 4-4600
A. C. NIELSEN COMPANY
2101 Howard Street, Chicago 45, 111.
Phone: Hollycourt 54400
500 Fifth Ave., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: PEnnsylvania 6-2850
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3470 Broadway, New York 31, N. Y.
Phone: AUdubon 6-7455
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270 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-5200
THE PULSE, INC.
15 W. 46th St., New York 7, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-3316
RADIO COPY
43-18 163rd Street, Flushing, N. Y.
Phone: FLushing 8-2600
RADIO REPORTS, INC.
220 East 42nd Street, New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-6658
RESEARCH SERVICES, INC.
1441 Wehon St., Denver 2, Col.
Phone: CH 2742
ELMO ROPER
30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N, Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-4900
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347 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 6-2193-4
ROSS FEDERAL RESEARCH CORP.
2 W. 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: VAnderbilt 6-0600
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Boston Post Rd. & Beach Ave.
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Phone: Mamaroneck 9-5401
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Phone: DElaware 7-2888
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347 Madison Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 4-4328-9
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100 E. Ohio St., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-0584
342 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-8837
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FARM DIRECTORS DECADE
Association iVIarics 10th Anniversary Tiiis Year
By MAL HANSEN. President.
National Association of Radio Fnrm Directors
TH.E year 1953 marks the 10th
Anniversary Year for the Na-
tional Association of Radio Farm
Directors. The organization's in-
formal beginning was in May,
1943, when a handful of farm
broadcasters talked about form-
ing a national organization while
attending the Institute of Edu-
cation by Radio at Columbus,
Ohio. The first official meeting
followed in December in Chi-
cago. From this small begin-
ning NARFD has increased its
membership to 323 persons representing
41 states in the union, from Canada and
several foreign countries in various parts
of the world.
Farm broadcasting is as old as radio
itself. But since the close of World War II
there has been a substantial increase in
the number of farm directors employed
by radio and television stations, and a
rapid increase in the number of hours
stations are devoting to farm service pro-
grams. This has accounted for the rapid
growth of NARFD. The addition of tele-
vision has added new personnel to farm
developments. Regular farm television
shows have been on the airwaves since
1949.
Economics has been the major factor
behind the growth of farm radio and farm
television departments. Station managers
have found that by developing a sound
farm department, they are able to make
more money for the station and at the
same time provide the service necessary
in fulfilling the requirements of their
federal license.
Radio is already the key means of ob-
taining information on the farm, and tele-
vision is making rapid headway. BMB has
reported that 98.1 per cent of the nation's
farm homes have radios. Tens of thou-
sands of sets are in farm automobiles
trucks, tractors and in the milkhouse or
barn.
The instantaneous nature of broadcast-
ing, which makes weather and market
news available within minutes after the
news is made, materially aids the farm
director in his work. These principles,
multiplied by the sheer weight of num-
bers of receiving sets, has clinched a
place in the broadcasting future for the
farm director who has the background
and inclination to serve the
farmer over the airwaves.
Generally speaking, the men
who provide this service belong
to the National Association of
Radio Farm Directors. The as-
sociation itself has a constitution
which states that its objectives
are cordial relations and better
understanding between commer-
cial radio farm broadcasting and
farm organizations, advertising
agencies and other groups inter-
ested in reaching farm people,
and the station management itself. In ad-
dition, the objectives are to keep this
kind of service on a high plane, spread
farm service to areas where it is now
lacking and advance the welfare of those
engaged in farm broadcasting.
With these fundamental principles set-
ting the course, NARFD is built on a
regional basis ... a logical step because
agriculture is largely regional in nature.
There are eight regional chairmen who
serve with the elected national officers on
the executive committee. Officers for 1953
in addition to the author, are vice-presi-
dent, C. W. (Jack) Jackson of KCMO,
Kansas City, Mo.; secretary-treasurer,
Frank Atwood, WTIC, Hartford, Conn.,
and historian, Herb Plambeck of WHO,
Des Moines, Iowa.
In 1952, under the leadership of Presi-
dent Sam Schneider of KVOO, Tulsa,
Okla., the organization sought improve-
ment in relationship among the basic
triangle with which the farm director is
always concerned . . . namely, the farmer,
the sponsor, and the agricultural college.
In 1953 NARFD has many goals. Under
the general subject of improving public
relations for agriculture, farm broadcast-
ers need to tell the story of the impor-
tance of agriculture to the consuming
public. There are numerous misunder-
standings between town and country that
must be corrected.
Within the radio and television industry
itself, a segment of managements must bf>
made aware of the commercial potentials
of good farm service programming. And
even more important, the advertisers, both
of farm products and consumer products,
must be informed of the tremendous farm
market that can be reached effectively,
quickly and at reasonable cost through
specialized farm shows on radio and TV.
Ill
How much does it | co^t
to keep a bear?
IF he draws a big enough crowd, a bear can earn every last berry you
feed him. And the trick with a bear — or with any kind of entertain-
ment, in person, in print, or on the air — is always the same : to find a
balance between how much an attraction costs and how much it attracts.
A way that is gaining new conviction among America's leading adver-
tisers is network radio. For it continues to draw more people at less cost,
prospect for prospect, than any other medium. It permits a rounded ad-
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vertising program, with frequency that keeps impressions fresh. And
it leaves ample ftmds for merchandising and dealer promotion, in radio,
the costs of attractions, for the numbers they attract, are lowest on
CBS Radio. It has more of the traffic - building top shows than all
other networks combined ... and its sponsors invest 24 to 178 per cent
more than on the other networks. I^o draw the crowds on CBS Radio—
where entertainment is like a bear that performs on a birdlike appetite.
CBS RADIO NETWORK
Where America Listens Most
113
viakcs big sales after sunset
And anyone who thinks otherwise about nighttime
radio had best look closely at the new A. C. Nielsen
Coverage Survey just published.
Among other thin^^^. Mr. N. points out that NBC Radio
is heard in more than 16,000,000 homes on the average
night — 25,466,870 different homes by the end of a week.
When you realize that this multi-million audience
is delivered by NBC at a cost-per-thousand lower
than any of the other networks — far lower than any
of the leading magazines . . .
A REPORTER LOOKS AT '53
Sees Optimism Reflected In Washington Scene
By TED KELLOGG
Washington Bureau, Radio and Television Daily
THE radio-TV industry may
look forward to its greatest
year of expansion in 1953.
From the standpoint of a re-
porter covering Washington for
the two industries which have
become, apparently, inseparable,
there were great events in 1952
— the events of 1953 may not be
so spectacular, but they will
probably be more fundamental
to the growth of radio and TV.
No one can deny that the big-
gest "story" of 1952 from a radio-
TV reporter's point of view was the lift-
ing of the freeze on new television sta-
tions.
This was brought about by the issu-
ance, on April 11, 1952, of the Federal
Communications Commission's Sixth Re-
port and Order, which not only lifted the
"freeze" imposed on September 30, 1948,
but assigned 70 UHF channels, promul-
gated a new nation-wide table of TV
frequency assignments, making available
2,053 assignments in 1,291 communities,
and provided for a change of frequency
for 30 of the then-existing 108 VHF sta-
tions.
In the interim between the freeze-lift
and the end of 1952, the FCC, badly under-
staffed, managed to authorize 165 new TV
stations, of which 21 were on the air at
the close of the year and others were
coming along.
But that does not tell the radio story:
As of January, 1952, there were 2,406 AM
stations authorized; as of the end of the
year, there were 2,524, most of them on
the air. Applications on hand at the end
of December 1952 amounted to 251; FM
stations authorized at the end of 1952
totaled 630, with 12 applications on hand.
However, these are merely figures, in-
dicating past performance of the regula-
tory agency controlling the radio and TV
media. Any look into the future must be
"hedged."
It seems likely that 1953 's biggest story
(again from a Washington reporter's
viewpoint) may be the Commission's de-
cision in the Theater-TV case, now before
it and being heard day by day. The case,
as everyone who reads the trade press
knows, involves the assignment of spe-
cific channels for the transmission of TV
for use in theatre exhibition.
Another news development
from Washington which may be
expected this year is investiga-
tion by a new Republican Ad-
ministration of the FOC. It will
be remembered that the Com-
mission was established, and has
always functioned, under an ad-
ministration of the Democratic
party; it is known that there are
some, now on the Republican
"majority" side of the legislative
branch, who may demand an in-
vestigation of the communications com-
mission policies.
From a neiws-coverage standpoint, the
declaration by President Eisenhower's
press-radio secretary, James C. Hagerty,
that his "boss" not only will continue to
hold regularly scheduled news confer-
ences with give-and-take verbal ques-
tions and answers, but will broadcast and
telecast some of these conferences, implies
a new official acceptance of the latter-day
media of communication.
Just as 1952 was the first year in which
educational, non-commercial television
was recognized as a cultural medium, so
1953 will perhaps mark the greatest uti-
lization of the medium.
Of the channels allocated under the
Sixth Report and Order of last April, 242
were set aside for non-commercial edu-
cational TV. By the end of 1952 only 11
stations had been granted for the utiliza-
tion of these channels, although the Com-
mission members, severally and individu-
ally, had exhorted educational groups to
avail themselves of the -opportunity pre-
sented.
In the field of educational FM stations,
there were 87 on the air as of the end of
1952, and 12 others authorized and under
construction.
Those are the highlights of the coming
year, as seen from Washington. There will
undoubtedly be continuations of investi-
gations of the industry's conduct (such as
the Harris investigation of 1952) ; of its
bearing on anti-trust surveillance by the
Dept. of Justice, and of other angles.
But it may toe said unequivocally that
radio-TV news out of Washington in 1953
will be of continuously intensified interest
as the industries about which it reports
continue their inevitable and sensational
expansion.
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Progress Is Rapid, But It Can't Yet Match Radio
By PAUL W. WHITE. Executive Editor.
KFMB and KFMB-TV, San Diego, Cal
TELEVISION is now old
enough and experienced
enough to brave a direct com-
parison with radio in news cov-
erage.
And the plain hard fact is that
day in and day out the newer
medium can't yet match the
standards of the older one.
It would ibe easy to choose a
few exceptions, in which TV has
done an exciting and superlative
job, and argue the other side.
When TV focuses on an event-
in-progress it is often gripping and dra-
matic. But news is rarely action. Nowa-
days it's largely ideas. And it has been
said before that there is no power in the
world so great as the power of an idea
whose hour has come.
Nearly always an idea must be ex-
pressed in words, not in pictures. Words
are radio's strength — in too many in-
stances they have been one of television's
few weaknesses.
Indeed there may be some evidence to
support a belief that watching the news-
caster actually lessens the viewer's com-
prehensions.
Television executives realize this, of
course, and so they have gone in strongly
for gimmicks of all kinds — newsreels.
stills, charts, maps, animations and cute
art. The result is that many news shows
are elaborately overproduced on TV —
with presentation of facts taking second
place to skill in the shifting of camera
focus.
Television, as I've said, is at its best in
watching history-in-the-making, whether
it's a political convention, a baseball or
football game or a parade. But even here
there are some faults.
One is that no broadcaster seems as yet
to have fastened upon the proper formula
as to how much he should talk.
This is probably because viewers them-
selves differ so markedly. Take the simple
common situation of a ball game in
which there's one man out and a runner
on first.
The batter, we'll say, rolls an easy one
to short.
Now there's one type of baseball an-
nouncer who will describe the play in
toto.
But there's another kind of announcer
who would say only: "Rizzuto
has it. Will they get two? They
do."
Your long-time baseball fan
undoubtedly prefers the second
announcer. The only question in
his mind from the time the ball
is hit is whether it will result in
a double play. But how about the
viewer who isn't quite as knowl-
edgable? He may want the full
description supplied by the first
announcer.
That's a tough one and I con-
fess I don't know the answer.
Then there's another irritation in regard
to multi-camera coverage. In most cases
the cameras are trained on a single action
to give the director a choice of a long or
medium shot or a close-up. Rarely is
there a cameraman instructed to "rove"
to try to pick up subordinate aspects of
the event.
And, even if there is one, the director
is usually not news trained. He knows his
pictures but too often he doesn't know
news. TV news will get better as more
n-^ws-trained personnel is placed in com-
mand of special events coverage.
At any rate, radio too can improve
greatly upon the news it's giving in most
communities. In a recent talk before news
directors I outlined a five-point program
for better radio news coverage.
I will now plagiarize myself and list
the points all over again. Here they are:
First, more and more local news. The
fastest growing large city in the world
(Sarj Diego) is still a pretty small town
— ^but so's New York, for that matter.
Secondly, get on the phone and talk
with people. Then record it and use it
whenever you get a chance. We put on a
half-hour program once a week that con-
sists of nothing but recorded interviews
with townspeople and visitors.
Thirdly, don't take your press associa-
tion or your network for granted. When
service on a story or the writing is bad,
take the time to tell them so.
Fourthly, try to get the boss to take ad-
vantage of his FCC-given right to edi-
torialize. Is there anything more listen-
able than crackling controversy?
Fifthly, do things. Don't go along this
week with exactly the same schedule you
had last week. Make people talk about
you.
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TRANSMITTER FIELD BOOM
FCC 'Green Light' Finds IVlanufacturers Ready
By HERBERT E. TAYLOR. JR..
Manager, Television Transmitter Division,
Allen B. Du Mont Laboratories, Inc.
THE year 1953 will mark a new
era in the development of the
television transmitter manufac-
turing industry. After four long
years in which the "freeze"
brought the building of new tele-
vision stations to a grinding halt
from coast to coast, the new Fed-
eral Communications Commis-
sion allocation plan has finally
been launched and is well under
way. The ensuing months will
witness the greatest period of
expansion in the transmitter field
that the industry has ever experienced.
Although, relatively speaking, we have
scarcely entered this new period of
growth and development, we can already
lirtin its broad outlines and begin to an-
ticipate in some measure the enormous
task which lies ahead of those who are
now building the nation's television
stations.
During 1953 the volume of business for
the transmitter manufacturing field will
be in excess of $50-million. About 75 new
television stations will go on the air in
the coming year and equipment for an
additional 75 stations will be shioped dur-
ing the same period. This together with
new sales of transmitters and associated
station and studio equipment will easily
account for the $50-million volume in
the future.
While the financial picture is a bright
one, it is only part of a story of an ex-
pansion which will have far reaching
beneficial effects on all segments of the
industry.
Perhaps the most important develop-
ment in 1953 will be the opening up in
earnest for the first time of the huge field
of UHF telecasting. At this writing there
already have been more than 125 con-
struction permits granted for the build-
ing of new commercial UHF stations and
9 CP's for UHF educational outlets.
The wide geographic distribution of
these permits plus the flood of UHF ap-
plications not acted upon makes several
important facts evident: (1) Prospective
broadcasters in all areas have readily ac-
cepted UHF. (2) There is adequate finan-
cial backing to build a truly nationwide
TV service in record time. (3) The de-
sire for TV is at a fever pitch in all parts
of the country.
Although UHF and VHF pro-
duction will both be stepped up
far beyond all previous levels, it
is impossible to say exactly how
much UHF equipment as com-
pared to VHF can be manufac-
tured or shipped in 1953. This is
due to several factors. TV manu-
facturers face the question of
split production capacity in
plants which previously pro-
duced only VHF and UHF simul-
taneously. The speed with which
UHF can be manufactured will
remain unknown until quantity produc-
tion gets under way. Material availability
and production for defense are the im-
portant factors which can reduce output
of both UHF and VHF.
There is also the question of how rap-
idly the FCC will be able to conclude
hearings and OK licenses, plus the kind
of construction permits granted. If the
FCC speeds the granting of VHF and
slows UHF grants, or vice versa, produc-
tion will be affected accordingly.
In the field of industrial television,
greatly increased activity can be expected.
Many industries such as oil, railroading,
and steel have experimented widely with
television during 1952. Indications are
that they will start using TV on an ex-
panding scale in 1953.
The television industry, particularly
those sections of it devoted to the manu-
facture of broadcast equipment will sup-
ply our armed forces on an expanding
scale with the electronic products neces-
sary for our common defense. The atomic
energy program will bring increased pro-
duction of special electronic equipment.
Television and electronics are destined
to play an increasingly important part in
our lives. Up to now the manufacture of
broadcast television equipment has been
conducted under severe limitations, prob-
ably greater than those ever imposed on
an industry in any period of our history.
Those limitations have now been removed
and the year 1953 will mark the turning
point for the industry. In providing the
country with a truly nationwide television
service, the manufacturers of television
broadcasting equipment face heavy re-
sponsibilities. They will more than live
up to them in the year to come.
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ETWORK BILLINGS
AGENCY AND SPONSORS
1952
American Broadcasting Co.
1952 Sponsor Expenditures
(AM Radio)
General Mills, Inc $5,745,055
Swift & Co 2,420,147
Sterling Drug, Inc 2,386,820
Bristol Myers Co 1,779,764
Philco Corp 1,721,040
Phillip Morris & Co., Ltd., Inc. 1,419,672
Prudential Insurance Co. of
America 1,348,549
P. Lorillard Co 1,108,093
General Foods Corp 1,027,283
Equitable Life Assurance Co. of
the U. S 935,665
Lever Brothers Co 935,285
Gospel Broadcasting Association 837,575
Gillette Safety Razor Co 764,494
Stokely — Van Camp, Inc 743,287
Ton! Co 736,374
Gulf Oil Corp 698,295
Political 536,085
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. . . . 622,013
American Chicle Co 499,239
Billy Graham Evangelistic
Ass'n, Inc 492,211
Serutan, Inc 489,398
Ralston Purina Co 483,635
General Motors Corp 478,432
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. . . . 460,602
H. J. Heinz Co 446,674
Carter Products, Inc 409,783
Electric Companys 408,204
Burton Dixie Corp 370,935
Churches of Christ 334,728
Admiral Corp 314,215
Texas Co 306,615
Kellogg Co 298,210
O'Cedar Co 287,176
Union Oil 2.54,747
Seeman Bros., Inc 219,738
Voice of Prophecy, Inc 218,114
Warner-Hudnut, Inc 170,472
Gruen Watch Co 156,430
American Balterios Co 144,286
Christian Science Publishing So-
ciety 138,398
Lambert Co 127,185
Free Methodist Church of
North America 123,559
General Products 116,518
Hot Point 108,946
M. J. B. Co 10.5.251
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc. 99,100
Durkee Foods 75,000
Jolin H. Dulany & Son, Inc.. . . 61,160
Dr. Wyatt 47,601
Looz Products 47,216
Chib Aluminum Products Co.. . 44,829
F. Jordan Church in the Home 44,608
Buick Motor Co 39,333
Zenith Radio Corp 28,959
Planters Nut 23,363
Charles Antell 23,194
Jackson Perkins Flower Div... 21,048
Dr. Hiss Shoe Stores 19,709
Chemicals, Inc 17,437
Peter Paul, Inc 15,320
Fisher Body 14,594
Roman Meal Co 13,523
Ben Hur Products 13,124
Graystone Press Co 13,091
Institute of Religious Science
Life ,
13,191
Imperial Candy
11,651
American Medical Association
11,186
Stanley Home Products
8,582
Vitamin Corp. of America
7,963
Shipstad Johnson
6,090
Commercial Tele Union
6,011
Sun Ware Co
5,696
Fred Fear
5,468
5,460
Sealy Mattress
5,400
Hoffman Radio Stores
4,713
National Labor Management
4,042
Musical Hall of Fame
3,706
American Larder Supply Co.. .
3,306
Lee Pharmacal
3,032
1,840
704
Happy Land Comm
Protestants Clarif Prop
704
Marie Kruse Nurseries
530
Garden at Eden Plant Food . . .
508
Penn Saw Corp
428
Home Craft
300
National Optic
240
Assembled Unit
120
$34,391,316
American Broadcasting Co.
1952 Agency Gross BiUings
(AM Radio)
Dancer, Fitzgerald, Sample, Inc. $5,818,090
J. Walter Thompson Co 2,421,559
Knox Reeves Advertising, Inc.. 2,328,844
Calkins, Holden, Carlock, Mc-
Clinton & Smith 2,091,836
Young & Rubicam, Inc 1,980,011
Hutchins Advertising Co., Inc.. 1,721,040
Leo Burnett Co., Inc 1,455,262
Doherty, Clifford, Shenfield, Inc. 1,423,645
Cecil & Presbrey, Inc 1,419,672
Kudner Agency, Inc 1,356,489
N. W. Ayer & Son, Inc 1,333,489
Lennen & Mitchell, Inc 943,540
Warwick & Legler, Inc 935,665
R. H. Alber Co 837,575
Foote, Cone & Belding 748,961
Turner Advertising Agency... 658,111
Walter F. Bennett Co., Inc.... 615,770
Roy S. Durstine, Inc 588,498
Tatham Laird, Inc 519,837
Gardner Advertising Co 483,634
Kenyon & Eckhardt, Inc 468,691
William Esty Co., Inc 460,602
Ted Bates & Co 409,782
Ross Roy, Inc 334,728
Russell M. Seeds 314,215
Benton & Bowles 220,216
Grey Advertising Agency 219,192
Pedlar & Ryan, Inc 218,114
Joseph Katz Agency 195,022
Dean Simmons 167,440
Lennen & Newell, Inc 164,553
McCann, Erickson, Inc 156,430
Batten, Barton, Durstine &
Osborne, Inc 146,574
Tucker Wayne & Co 144,286
Walton Butterfield Advertising 138,398
Lambert & Feasley, Inc 127,185
125
'^meuai Mc^ (9ft
BULOVA
TIME
Again in 1952, as in years past — more Americans
cho«o Hn^ovA than any other fine watch in the
world.
Aj?ain, we at F^ulova continued to depend upon
spot radio and sj)ot television as our principal
advertising media. And, we know that the success
of the.se f:ampaigns was due, to a large extent, to
the magnificent cooperation of the radio and tele-
vision stations and their representatives throughout
the country.
So, once again, to all of you our sincere
appreciation. We look forward to many more years
of pleasant and |)rorital)le association.
BULOVA WATCH COMPANY, INC.
FIFTH AVENUE
NEV/ YORK
• • •
AGENCY— NETWORK— SPONSOR BILLINGS
• • •
Sullivan, Stauflfer, Colwell &
Bayles, Inc 126,399
Politicals — Direct 118,208
Furman, Feiner & Co., Inc 90,943
Weiss & Geller 87,638
W. Earl Bothwell 61,160
Century Advertising Agency. . . 47,600
Arthur V. Jones 44,608
Henri Hurst & McDonald 40,495
Raymond K. Morgan, Co 35,554
TV Advertisers Association, Inc. 23,194
Hal Stebbins, Inc 19,709
Sidney Garfield & Associates.. 17,437
Guild Bascam & Bonfigli 13,522
Mogge Privet, Inc 13,124
Pacific National Advertising
Agency 11,650
Campaigns, Inc 11,186
Milton Weintraub Advertising
Agency 10,994
Charles W. Hoyt Co., Inc 8,582
Walter McCreery, Inc 6,090
Hilton & Riggio 5,468
Dan B. Miner Co 5,459
Quality Bakers of America
Cooperative 5,400
The Keilson Co 5,338
C. Franklin Brown 5,155
Crisp & Harrison Agency 5,098
M. J. Jacobs, Inc 3,306
Arthur Meyerhoff & Co 1,043
$34,. 39 1,3 16
American Broadcasting Co.
AM Industrial Classifications
Food and Food Products $11,590,356
Drug and Toilet Goods 7,061,742
Cigars, Cigarettes & Tobacco.. 2,988,367
Radios, Ref., Electrical
Appliances 2,685,177
Insurance and Personal Loans 2,284,214
Religion 2,063,689
Automobiles, Trucks & Ace... 1,056,760
Lubricants, Petroleum Products
& Fuel 1,004,910
Laundry Soap and Cleaners .... 942,722
Household Furnishings and
Ace 936,660
Confections 549,573
Politicals 536,085
Sports 254,747
Jewelry and Accessories 156,430
Publications 151,789
Miscellaneous 97,199
Clothing and Dry Goods 19,709
Institutional 11,187
$34,391,316
Bendix Home Appliances ^83,465
Sweets Co. of America 349,561
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc... 335,389
Frigidaire Division 330,511
Bayuk Cigars 288,240
Celanese Corp. of America .... 275,692
American Chicle Co 274,609
Billy Graham Evangelic Ass'n,
Inc 270,910
C. H. Masland & Sons 266,606
Bristol Myers Co 250,920
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc 248,185
Voice of Prophecy, Inc 245,588
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
Inc 245,397
Jacques Kreisler Mfg. Co 244,860
Carter Products 235,890
Warner-Hudnut, Inc 209,300
Political 207,589
Peters Shoe Co 182,686
Charles Antell 172,505
Admiral Corp 162,591
Young People's Church of the
Air 159,772
F. W. Amend Co 157,103
Green Giant Co 154,613
Hazel Bishop, Inc 152,051
Toni Co 136,017
Richhold Chemical 131,426
Gruen Watch Co 126,795
Kaiser-Frazer Sales Corp 124,655
A. C. Weber & Co 122,988
Wine Corporation of America . . 122,289
Anthracite Institute 118,139
Hotpoint 117,795
McKesson & Robbins, Inc 106,102
Lambert Co 101,640
Minute Maid Corp 99,601
Arthur Murray Productions... 93,600
Lever Brothers Co 90,012
Sieberling Rubber Co 89,231
Word of Life Fellowship 82,287
Vitamin Corporation of
America 75,450
Frank H. Fleer 74,830
S. Johnson 66,500
Standard Oil of Ind 55,550
Brown Shoe Co 42,871
Hollywood Candy Co 42,313
American Bakeries Co 42,218
Derby Foods 41,908
M & M. Ltd 36,048
Burton Dixie 31,500
Ranger Joe, Inc 27,372
Rhodes Pharmacal Co., Inc. . . . 15,690
Crosley Division of Avoo Mfg.
Corp 14,939
Clorox Chemical Co 14,889
Fisher Body 9,204
Miller Brewing Co 8,750
Philco Corp 3,390
Chicago Bears, Inc 2,985
$17,697,140
American Broadcasting Co.
1952 TV Gross Network
Sales
Sponsors
American Broadcasting Co.
1952 TV Gross Network
Sales
Agencies
General Mills $2,090,483
Kellogg Co 1,492,155
P. Lorillard Co 1.022,558
Rosefield Packers 827,209
Nash Kelvinator Corp 823,573
Mars, Inc 744,823
Sterling Drug, Inc 489,363
C. A. Swanson & Sons 452,238
Ironrite, Inc 447,492
Procter & Gamble Co 439,749
Ralston Purina Co 404,907
[American Tobacco Co 389,576
Dancer Fitzgerald Sample, Inc. $3,295,001
Kenyon & Eekhardt, Inc 1,410,989
Leo Burnett Co., Inc 1,233,567
Lennen & Mitchell 1,023,354
Tatham Laird, Inc 835,703
Guild, Bascom & Bonfigli 827,209
Geyer, Newell & Ganger, Inc. . . 823,573
Young & Rubicam 744,501
Ellington & Co., Inc 563,931
Brooks, Smith, French &
Dorrance, Inc 489,895
Foote, Cone & Belding 466,528
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• • •
AGENCY— NETWORK— SPONSOR BILLINGS
• • •
Gardner Advertising Co 401,906
Batten, Barton, Durstine &
Osborn, Inc 389,576
Walter F. Bennett 353,198
Moselle & Eisen 319,561
Henri, Hurst & McDonald 339,789
Ted Bates & Co 335,191
J. M. Mathes, Inc 335,388
Anderson & Cairns, Inc 266,606
Laughlin Wilson, Baxter &
Parsons 215,587
Hirshon Garfield, Inc 211,860
Politicals 207,588
McCann, Erickson, Inc 185,269
TV Advertisers Association .... 172,505
Russel M. Seeds 162,591
J. M. Camp Co 159,771
Raymond Spector Co., Inc 152,050
MacManus, John & Adams, Inc. 131,426
William H. Weintraub Co., Inc. 123,976
Bosell & Jacobs 122,987
Weiss & Geller. Inc 122,289
J. Walter Thompson 118,139
Maxon, Inc 117,795
Needham Louis, Brorby, Inc.. . 108,108
J. D. Tarcher Co 106,101
Lambert & Feasley 101,640
Ruthrauif & Ryan 93,037
N. W. Ayer 90,011
Meldrum & Fewsmith, Inc.... 89,231
Kastor, Farrell, Chesley &
Clifford, Inc 75,150
Lewis & Oilman, Inc 74,830
Tucker Wayne & Co 42,217
William Esty Co., Inc 36,047
Turner Advertising 31,500
Lamb & Keen, Inc 27,371
O'Neil, Larson, McMahon 15,690
Honig & Cooper 14,513
Benton & Bowles, Inc 14,518
Kudner Agency 9,201
Mathison & Associat«s 8,750
Hutchins Advertising Co., Inc. 3,085
$17,697,140
American Broadcasting Co.
TV Industrial Classifications
Food $5,633,877
Radio. Ref., Electrical
Appliances 2,283,756
Drugs and Toilet Goods 2,060,573
Cigars, Cigarettes & Tobacco.. 1,701,171
Confections 1,679,285
Clothing and Dry Goods 764,154
Religion 758,556
Laundry Soap and Cleaners. . . 611,209
Automobiles, Trucks &
Accessories 468,032
Beverages 466,082
Household Furnishings & Ace. 421,094
Jewelry and Accessories 371,654
Politicals 207,589
Lubricants, Petroleum Prod. &
Fuel 173,689
Miscellaneous 96,119
$17,697,110
Mutual Broadcasting System
1952 Gross Network Sales
Advertisers
S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc $2,050,191
Sterling Drug, Inc 1,828,720
P. Lorillard Co 1,379,535
Miles Laboratories, Inc 1,252,606
American Federation of Labor 1,204,352
Quaker Oats Co 1,040,047
Johns-Manville Corp 818,418
Kellogg Co 768,387
Wildroot Co., Inc 702,085
Falstaff Brewing Corp 633,348
Kraft Foods Co 605,933
Credit Union National Ass'n . . . 582,618
Derby Foods, Inc 556,105
Amana Refrigeration, Inc 456,979
VCA Laboratories 454,127
Lutheran Laymen's League. . . 366,854
Charles Antell & Nat'l Health
Aids, Inc 364,607
Radio Bible Class 361,483
State Farm Mutual Auto Ins.
Co 335,444
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. . . . 322,128
Motor Products Corp.-Deepfreeze
Appliance Division 301,688
Voice of Prophecy, Inc 298,797
Christian Reformed Church. . . 293,866
The Murine Co., Inc 283,976
Gillette Safety Razor Co 272,275
Orange-Crush Co 262,139
Xaumkeag Steam Cotton Co. . . 241,373
Williamson Candy Co 238,272
Dawn Bible Students Ass'n .... 232,874
Noxzema Chemical Co 209,196
Beltone Hearing Aid Co 192,493
Miller Brewing Co 165,285
American Protam Corp 159,277
The C. F. Saner Co 120,600
Pal Blade Co 115,873
Motorola, Inc 110,562
Genei-al Mills, Inc 105,500
Walking Doll Co 83,127
White House Co 83,124
Admiral Corp 74,493
American Chicle Co 72,761
Seabrook Farms Co 70,317
Benjamin Moore & Co 68,198
Chevrolet Motor Div. -General
Motors Corp 63,602
Toni Co 62,500
American School 51,566
Lettuce, Inc 52,808
National Republican Senatorial
Committee 51,351
Stevenson-Sparkman Forum
Committee 45,566
General Tire & Rubber Co 42,000
Vick Chemical Co 39,343
Plymouth Motor Corp.-Div.-
Chrysler Corp 36,756
Republican National Committee 35,387
Gillette Safety Rabor Co. of
Canada 33,288
Libby, McNeill & Libby 31.698
Olson Rug Co 23,668
Citizens Committee for
Eisenhower-Nixon 23,355
B. T. Babbitt, Inc 23,018
Democratic National Committee 19,572
National Volunteers for
Stevenson 19,299
The Barbasol Co 17,810
Committee for Young Men in
Government 17,301
McCarthy Broadcast Dinner
Committee 16,872
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy
Broadcast Committee 16,602
Farm Journal, Inc 15,000
Mutual Benefit Health &
Accident Ass'n 14,393
Michigan for Eisenhower
Committee 14,071
Russell for President
Headquarters 10,182
Grass Roots Boy Radio
Committee 9,033
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AGENCY— NETWORK— SPONSOR BILLINGS
Art liistriictioii. Inc 8,8;{0
Labor National Committee for
Stevenson and feparkniuii . . . 8,7lr<J
Buick Motor Div. -General
Motors Corp 8,180
Book Associates 7,808
Fred Fear & Co 1,'46'4
American Medical Ass'n 5,852
Woman Power for Eisenhower 5,778
N. Y. State Volunteers for
Stevenson 5,400
Swedish Americans for
Eisenhower 3,854
Save-By-Mail, Inc 3,31 '^
Jackson & Perkins 3,228
Marie Kruse Nurseries 3,002
N. Y. State Republican
Committee 1,308
Sterling Products International,
Inc 1,050
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Political Action Committee. . 816
Eisenhower-Nixon Campaign
For Texas 635
Volunteers for Stevenson-
Democratic Headquarters . . . 572
* December Billings Estimated.
Presba, Fellers & Presba, Inc. 23,668
Knox-Reeves Adv., Inc 23,330
Wm, Weintraub & Co., Inc. . . . 23,018
Erwin, Wasey & Co., Inc 17,810
Kal, Erlich & Merrick Adv., Inc. 17,301
C. Franklin Brown 16,872
Weiss & Geller 14,403
Bozell & Jacobs 14,393
Young & Rubicam 14,071
Huber Hoge & Sons 11,036
French & Preston 10,016
Gregory & House 9,033
Campaigns, Inc 5,852
Arthur Meyerhoff & Co 3,002
International Adv. Svce 1,050
Elliott Nonas Advertising 816
Rogers & Smith 635
* December Billings Estimated.
Mutual Broadcasting Systam
1952 Industrial Classifications
Mutual Broadcasting System
1952 Agency Gross Billings
Needham. Louis & Itrorby, Inc. SF2,941,743
J. Walter Thompson Co 2,038,667
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Inc.. 2,034,865
Lennen & Newell, Inc 1,379,5.3.5
Geoffrey Wade Advertising. . . . 1,252,606
Furman, Feiner Co., Inc 1,2^27,052
Sherman & Marquette. Inc 1,040,047
Ratten, Barton, Durstine «&
Osborn. Inc 987.369
Leo Burnett Co 768,387
Maury, Lee & Marshall 456,979
Thompson-Koch Co., Inc 427,203
Gotham Advertising Co 366,854
Television .Advertising
.\ssociates, Inc 364,607
Stanley G. Boynton Co 361,483
.Aubrey, Finlay, Marlev &
Hodgson 348,834
William Esty Co 322,128
Roche. Williams & Cleary, Inc. 301,688
Western .Advertising. Inc 298,797
Glenn-Jordan-Stoetzel. Inc 293,866
Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell &
Bayles, Inc 281,957
.Maxon, Inc 272,275
Dowd, Redfield & Johnstone,
Inc 246,016
Kastor, Farrell, Chesley &
Clifford. Inc ." 245,654
Jackson & Co 241,373
Olian & Bronner. Inc 247,0.59
Wm. Gleeson & Co 232,874
Direct 208,810
Duane Jones, Inc 208,473
Fitzmorris & Miller .Advertising 202,881
^rathisson & .Associates, Inc. . . 165,285
.Al Paul Lefton Co 115,873
Kudner Agency 114,035
Tatham-Laird, Inc 91,000
National Mail Order Network 83,124
HiJton & Riggio, Inc 77,579
Joseph Katz Co 75,849
R-.ssel M. Seeds Co 74,493
St. Georges & Keves, Inc 68,198
Campbell-Ewald Co 63,602
H. W. Kastor & Sons 59,258
John Cohan .Adv.. Inc 52,808
Foote. Cone & Belding 48,097
Morse International, Inc 39,343
N. W. .Ayer & Son. Inc 36,756
Spitzer & Mil's, Ltd 33,288
Drugs and Toilet Goods $5,796,733
Food and Food Products 3,012,572
Soaps, Cleansers and Polishes 2,073,212
Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco 1,701,663
Religious 1,553,874
Labor and Politics 1,510,018
Building Materials, Equipment
and Fixtures 886,616
Beer 798,633
Major .Appliances 758,667
Confectionery and Soft Drinks 675,955
Institutional 630,470
Insurance 349,837
Household Fabrics and Finishes 241,373
Dairy, Poultry and Livestock
Feed 236,040
Medical .Appliances and
Equipment 192,493
Radios, TV Sets and
Phonographs . . • ; 185,055
Miscellaneous 177,125
.Automotive 108,538
Schools 63,396
Household Furnishings 23,668
Publishing and Media 22.808
Seeds, Bulbs and Nursery Stock 6,230
$21,001,976
^^ December Billings Estimated.
Mutual Broadcasting System
Gross Network Time Sales —
1952 By Months
Monthly Cumulative
January .151,699,282 $1,699,282
February 1,600,399 3,299,681
March 1,826,527 5,126,208
April 1,681,924 6,808,132
May 1,821,571 8,629,703
June 1,632,977 10,262.680
July 1,339,276 11,601,956
August 1,325,059 12.927,015
September 1,607,485 14,534,500
October 2,304,804 16,839,304
November .... 2,172,485 19,011,789
December .... 1,993,187 21,004,976
*. December Billings Estimated.
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*l'o the announcers and performers who
help us sell our clients' goods on radio,
BBDO sends its appreciative greetings.
BBDO
Batten, Barton, Durstine & Otborn, Inc.
Advertising
NIW YOtK . iO$TON . BUFFALO • CHICAGO • CIIVILAND • PITTSBURGH
MINNIAFOLIS . SAN FtANCIICO • MOUYWOOD . lOS ANGELES . DETROIT
ADVERTISING
AGENCIES
CZ^c:)
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WHY WE BELIEVE IN RADIO AND TELEVISION
BECAUSE their primary function is to operate in
the public interest.
BECAUSE tliey have become important cuhural and social forces
in our American way of life.
More than 9 out of 10 American families are influenced by
thf'm every day.
BECAUSE they have given us, and our clients, two of the most
useful of all media for selling people by telling people.
There is no more intimate means of communication
than (he human voice.
BECAUSE in their unlimited future of
spontaneous, educational, sales -producing
entertainment . . . lies our future, too!
FOOTE, CONE & BELDING
NLW VOKK . CHICAGO
Lf>S ANGELES . HOLLYWOOD . SAN FRANCISCO
HOUSTON
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ADVERTISING
AGENCIES
Agency Recognition Symbols
AAAA — American Association of Advertising Agencies
ABC — Audit Bureau of Circulation
ABP — Associated Business Papers
AFA — Advertising Federation of America
ANFA — American Newspaper Publishers' Association
APA — Agricultural Publishers Association
NOAB — National Outdoor Advertising Bureau
PPA — ^Periodical Publishers' Association
SNPA — Southern Newspaper Publishers' Association
A. D. ADAMS ADVERTISING
277 Broadway, New York 7, N. Y.
Phone: REctor 2-6980
ABP
Owner A. D. Adams
Radio Accounts: Spirling Products Co.
(indoor TV antenna). New York; Dynavox
Corp. (phonographs), Long Island City,
N. Y.
TV Accounts: Dynavox Corp. (phono-
graphs). Long Island City, N. Y.; Spirling
Products (indoor TV antenna). New York.
A. W. ADV., INC.
6 E. 39 St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MU 4-3320
ANPA— APA
President Bliss Woodward
AD FRIED ADVERTISING AGENCY
318 15th St., Oakland 12, Calif.
Phone: HIgate 4-6580
Owner, Radio & TV Director Ad Fried
Radio, TV Time Buyer May Constance
Music Director, Librarian Elaine Fried
Program Director Mark Mallen
TV Art, Production Dir. .. .Gerhard Jacobi
Radio Accounts: American Upholstering
Co. (Furniture Mfr.), Oakland; Bower-
Smith Co. (Marine Switches), Oakland;
Bigelow Films (Motion Picture & TV
Films), Berkeley; California Metal Crafts
(Garden Items), Oakland; Cochran & Celli
Chevrolet Dealers (Chevrolet), Oakland;
Commercial Sales Co. (Trucks), San Lean-
dro; Davi Miracle Foam (Rug Cleaners),
Oakland; Betty Elizabeth Shampoo (Sham-
poos), Oakland; Duplex Dean Plans (Real
Estate), Danville; Elemin Supreme Formula
(Vitamins), Berkeley; Fidelity Roof Co.
(Siding, Roofing, etc.), Berkeley; Rhodes
& Jamieson, Ltd. (Ready-Mix-Concrete),
Oakland; Buy Rite Truck & Equipment Co.
(Surplus Equipment), Port of Oakland;
Dick's Home Furnishers (Home Furnish-
ings), Oakland; Smith Bros. (MAC Com-
pounds), Walnut Creek; Oakland Police &
Firemen (Campaigns), Oakland; Oakland
Light Opera Assn. (Musicals), Oakland;
Lo Fare Cab Co, (Taxi Service), Oakland;
Martin Construction Co. (Paints), Los An-
geles; Fox West Coast Theaters (Motion Pic-
tures), Oakland; Grimshaw Nurseries
(Plants, etc.). Hay ward; Gardiner Mfg. Co.
(Garden Tools, etc.), Oakland.
TV Accounts: American Upholstering Co.
(Furniture Mfg.), Oakland; Bell Smoked
Fish Co. (Tarabell Brands), San Francisco) ;
Betty Elizabeth Shampoo (Shampoos), Oak-
land; Davi Miracle Foam (Rug & Uphol-
stery Cleaners), Oakland; Roto-Rooter of
Bay Area (Sewage Service), Oakland-Rich-
mond; Martin Construction Co. (High
Pressure Paints), Los Angeles; The Quiet
Hour (Religious), Oakland; Lo Fare Cab
(Taxi Service), Oakland; G & W Refrigera-
tion Co. (Ice Machines), Oakland; Grim-
shaw Nurseries (Plants, etc.), Hayward;
Elemin Supreme Formula (Vitamins),
Berkeley; Dick's Home Furnishers (Furni-
ture), Oakland; Lake Merritt Hotel (Night
Club), Oakland; San Francisco Police &
Firemen (Campaign), San Francisco; Wood-
minster Amphitheater (Civic Stage Produc-
tions), Joaquin Miller Park; Quality Laun-
dries (Service for Cleaning Firms), Oakland.
WILLIAM HART ADLER, INC.
720 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, lU.
Phone: WHitehall 4-5210
Pres.-Treas William Hart Adier
Exec. Vice-President Kenneth C. King
Secretary Bettilou Sickinger
Prod. Manager John Petrie
Art Director Leslie Meyers
Acct. Executives .W. H. Adler,
K. C. Ring, A. B. Stone, Thorpe Wright
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..iJkojJvliMbL
It tak«s a lot of time and talent to keep selling the products and services
o# these McConn-Erickson clients! Thanks to all of you who have contributed
to the successful 1952 Radio and TV advertising of these great companies*
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SPOT TELEVISION
American Trust Co.
Bell Brand Foods, Ltd.
Broadway Dept. Store, Inc.
California Packing Corp.
California Wine Association
Chrysler Sales Division
Cinerama Productions
Clark Bros. Chewing Gum Co.
Columbia Records, Inc.
Cowles Magazines, Inc.
The Crowell-Collier Publishing Co.
Esso Standard Oil Co.
Frank Fehr Brewing Co.
Gray Drug Stores
The Gruen Watch Company
Hood Rubber Co.
"Junket" Brand Foods
Lehn & Fink Products Corp.
,/"'
Leisy Brewing Co.
Lever Brothers Co.— Pepsodent Div.
Lucky Lager Brewing Co.
Milk Foundation, Inc.
National Biscuit Co.
National City Bank of Cleveland
Norwegian Canning Industry
The Ohio Bell Telephone Co.
Pacific Coast Borax Co.
Richman Brothers Co.
Soil-Off Co.
The S. O. S. Co.
Southern California & Southern
Counties Gas Co.
Standard Oil Co. (Indiana)
Swift & Co.
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co. of St. Louis
American Safety Razor Corp.
American Trust Co.
Broadway Department Store, Inc.
California Packing Corp.
California Spray-Chemical Corp.
California Wine Association
Central Vermont Railway, Inc.
Chesebrough Manufacturing Co.
Chrysler Sales Division
Cinerama Productions
Columbia Records, Inc.
Cowles Magazines, Inc.
The Crowell-Collier Publishing Co.
Frank Fehr Brewing Co.
W. P. Fuller & Co.
The Gruen Watch Company
Hood Rubber Co.
"Junket" Brand Foods
Leisy Brewing Co.
Lever Brothers Co. — Pepsodent Div.
Lucky Lager Brewing Co.
Manufacturers Trust Co.
Milk Foundation, Inc.
National Biscuit Co.
National City Bank of Cleveland
Norwegian Canning Industry
The Ohio Bell Telephone Co.
Pacific Power & Light Co.
Portland Gas & Coke Co.
Richman Brothers Co.
Safeway Stores
The S. O. S. Co.
Southern California & Southern
Counties Gas Co.
Standard Oil Co. (Indiana)
The Standard Oil Co. (Ohio)
Swift & Co.
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co. of St. Louis
McCANH-ERICKSON INC. A</ver.»;„g
McCann-Erickson, Inc. • New York, Hollywood, Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles,
Portland, Ore., Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Montevideo, Santiago de Chile, Lima, Bogota, Caracas,
Son Juan, P. R., Havana, Mexico City, London, Paris, Frankfurt a/M, Hamburg, Brussels.
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BUICK CIRCUS HOUR 'Bokk Motor Diviiior.;
TEXACO STAR THEATER (The Texos Company)
MARTIN KANE, PRIVATE EYE (United States Tobacco Co.;
CRIME SYNDICATED and THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW (Schkk incorporated)
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
ADMASTERS ADVERTISING, INC.
514 Tenth St., N.W., Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: District 0551
PPA
President John E. Waterfield
Secretary E. H. Bell
Copy Chief J. DuVall
ADVERTISERS' B'CASTING CO.
117 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-3650
Executive Director M. Keilson
Radio Director Sholom Rubinstein
Producer Bernard Rubinstein
Program Planning David M. Hausdorff
Radio Accounts: Foreign Language Pro-
grams: General Food Corp. (Maxwell House
Coffee, Instant Maxwell House Coffee, Dia-
mond Crystal Salt, Jell-0 Puddings) ; R. B.
Davis Co. (Davis Baking Powder, Coco-
malt) ; Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co. (Colgate
Dental Cream, Colgate Cchlorophyll Tooth-
paste. Halo, Ajax, Vel, Fab); B. T. Babbitt,
Inc. (Bob-0, Glim); Whitehall Pharmacal
Co. (Anacin) ; Kraft Foods, Inc. (Philadel-
phia Brand Cream Cheese, Kraft Oil, Par-
kay Margarine); The Best Foods, Inc. (H-0
Cream Farina, H-0 Oats, Hellman's Real
Mayonnaise, Nucoa Margarine) ; Duffy-Mott
Co. (Sunsweet Prune Juice, Mott's Apple
Juice) ; Penick & Ford, Ltd., Inc. (My-T-
Fine Desserts) ; The Borden Company (Bor-
den's Cream Cheese) ; Dugan Bros. (Du-
gan's Breads and Cakes); Florida Citrus
Exchange (Florigold Orange & Grapefruit);
The Birkett Mills (Wolffs Buckwheat Prod-
ucts); Cream of Wheat Co. (Cream of
Wheat); The Nestle Co. (Nescafe, Nestea) ;
Francis H. Leggett & Co. (Premier Foods);
Seeck & Kade, Inc. (Pertussin); Interna-
tional Salt Co. (Red Cross Salt); Lever
Bros. Co. (Spry); The Procter & Gamble
Co. (Crisco, Tide, Joy); Department of
State.
TV Accounts: Republican State Commit-
tee, Republican National Committee.
ADVERTISING, INC.
1523-31 Central National Bank Bldg.
Richmond 19, Va.
Phones: 3-2809
ABP— ANPA
President J. Lynn Miller
Vice-President M. T. Miller
Secretary, Radio Dir A. G. Timewell
Production Manager F. T. Cook
Radio-TV Dept.
TV Director Aubrey F. Watson
Production Manager F. T. Cooke
Branch Office
416 E. Main St., Richmond 19, Va.
Phone: 3-5667
Manager A. F. Watson
Radio Accounts : Virginia Electric & Power
Co. (Public Utility), Richmond; Fredericks-
burg & Potomac RR; Virginia Hospital Serv-
ice, Assn.; Ajax Tidewater Co. (Air Condi-
tioning Units), Norfolk, Va.; Commonwealth
Sales Co. (Philco Distributors) ; Virginia
Hospital Service Assn. (Blue Cross) ; Law-
yers Title Inc. Corp.
TV Accounts: Commonwealth Sales Corp.
(Philco Electrical Appliances).
AGENCY SERVICE CORP.
66 E. S. Water, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-5255
ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB
President, Treasurer James Langer
Vice-Pres., Time-Talent Buyer.. G. P. Hixon
Secretary M. Cech
Radio Accounts: North American Ac-
ceptance Corp. (Finance) ; Chicago Motor
Club Travel Bureau (Travel information &
reservations) ; Inter-Insurance Exchange of
Chicago Motor Club (Auto Insurance).
TV Accounts: Chicago Motor Club (Club
Memberships), Chicago 1, 111.
THE AITKIN-KYNETT CO.
1400 South Penn Square,
Philadelphia 2, Pa.
Phone: Rlltenhouse 6-7810
AAAA— APA— NOAB— ABP— ANPA
PPA— ABC— BMB
Senior Partner H. H. Kynett
Partners M. E. Goldman,
H. A. Medholdt, George B. Bernard
Art Director F. Wade Lane
Production Manager W. B. Turner
Media Analysis B. Hallowell
Media Rate Dept E. M. Gretz
Acct. Executives Harold B. Montgomery,
Allen C. Smith, C. W. Eigenbrot, W. J.
Culbertson, Bernard Toll
Radio Accounts: Bachman Bakeries, Inc.
(Pretzels), Reading; Wm. Montgomery Co.
(Coffee), Philadelphia; Mrs. Paul's Kitchens
(Frozen Seafood), Philadelphia; Pennsyl-
vania Refining Co. (Carburetor Cleaner),
Cleveland; Van Wagenen & Schickhause Co.
(Div. of Swift & Co.) (Meats), Newark and
Jersey City; Family Products, Inc. (Coffee
Bags), Philadelphia; Lummis & Company
(Peanut Products), Philadelphia; Stephano
Brothers (Tobacco Products), Philadelphia.
TV Accounts: Bachman Bakeries, Inc.
(Pretzels), Reading; Wm. Montgomery Co.
(Coffee), Philadelphia; Mrs. Paul's Kitchens
(Frozen Seafood), Philadelphia; Corkran,
Hill & Co., Inc. (Div. of Swift & Co.)
(Meats), Baltimore; Girard Trust Corn Ex-
change Bank (Banking), Philadelphia;
Lummis & Company (Peanut Products),
Philadelphia; Stephano Brothers (Tobacco
Products ) , Philadelphia. .
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GEORGE F. FOLEY, INC.
Producers of
TALES OF TOMORROW"
ABC -TV
Sponsored by
KREISLER
HERMAN HICKMAN
NBC -TV
Sponsored by
GENERAL CIGAR CO
FREEDOM RINGS
CBS -TV
Sponsored by
WESTINGHOUSE
625 MADISON AVE., NEW YORK 22, N. Y.
PLAZA M860
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES
R. H. ALBER CO.
439 N. Larchmont Blvd., Los Angeles 4, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-8273
ANPA
Exec. Viee-Pres.,
Director Radio, TV Pauline Hagen
Secretary Evelyn R. Jones
Dir. of Radio & TV Pauline Hagen
Radio Accounts: Gospel Broadcasting
Assn., Los Angeles, Calif.; Unity School of
Christianity, Kansas City, Mo.
TV Account: Gospel Broadcasting Assn.
DON ALLEN & ASSOCIATES,
ADVERTISING
409 S.W. 13th, Portland 5, Oregon
Phone: CApitol 9445
ABP— ANPA— AFA
President Don Allen
Vice President Irvin H. Walsh
Treasurer Everett A. Mitchell
Secretary H. Richard Seller
Radio-TV Director Everett A. Mitchell
Radio Accounts: Benj. Franklin Fed'l Sav-
ings & Loan Assn., Savings & Loan Assn.,
Portland, Oregon; G-E Supply Corporation,
G-E distributor, Portland, Ore. & regional;
Ed Hamilton Furs, Furrier, Portland, Ore-
gon; Logan Oldsmobile Co., Oldsmobile
dealer, Portland, Oregon; Arthur Murray's,
Dancing Studios, Portland, Oregon; Win-
dolph Pontiac Co., Pontiac dealer, Portland,
Oregon; Zell Bros. Jewelers, Portland, Ore-
gon.
ALLEN & REYNOLDS
1300 Woodmen of the World Bldg.,
Omaha 2, Neb.
Phone: Atlantic 4445
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA
ABC— NOAB— PPA
Partners Milton H. Reynolds,
R. H. Reynolds, Q. H. Moore, Helen C.
Moeller, Milton J. Stephan
Radio Accounts: Omaha Public Power
District (Public Utility), General Electric
Supply Corp. (Electrical Appliances), P. F.
Petersen Baking Co. (Bakery Products),
Byron Reed Company (Real Estate, Farm
Management), George H. Lee Company (Bi-
ologies and Pharmaceuticals), Merchants
Biscuit Company (Bakery Products), Para-
mount Radio Shop (Appliances), T. H.
Maenner Company (Real Estate), Webber
Motors (Automobiles, Trucks and Equip-
ment), United States National Bank, Ted's
Pen Shop (Pens, Cards, Stationery, etc.),
Fairmont Foods Clo. (Poultry and Livestock
Feed), Tekseed Hybrid Co. (Hybrid Corn),
Graybar Electric Co. (Appliances), Hill
Hotel; Carpenter Oil Co. (Gas, Oil and other
Automotive Products), Northrup-Jones (Cafe-
teria, Bakery), Uncle Sam Breakfast Food
Co., Walnut Grove Products, Inc. (Livestock
Feeds).
TV Accounts: T. H. Maenner Co. (Real
Estate), Paramount Radio Shop (Appli-
ances), Omaha Public Power District (Pub-
lic Utility), Webber Motors (Automobiles,
Trucks and Equipment), Merchants Biscuit
Co. (Bakery Products), Teds' Pen Shop
(Pens, Cards, Stationery), P. F. Petersen
Baking Co. (Bakery Products), General Elec-
tric Supply Corp. (Electrical Appliances),
Hill Hotel (Hotel and Restaurant), Omaha,
Neb., Uncle Sam Breakfast Food Co.
(Darbs), Holsum Bread Co., C. J. Patterson
Co. (Bread).
ALLIED ADVERTISING AGENCIES
167 So. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles 4, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 7-7331
President W. Fehr Gardner
General Manager Stuart Heinemann
Space Buyer Maxine Blankenship
Art Director Jack Bobbins
Production Manager Stuart Heinemann
Account Execs Dick Bartlett,
Milton Hoffman, Bart Ross
Radio Accounts: Arden Farms (Dairy
Products) ; Gold Furniture Co. (Furniture
& Appliances) ; Pavode Grande (Turkeys) ;
Pridom Davis (Optometrist) ; Stylart Card
Co. (Greeting Cards) ; Fisher's Compression
Seal (Automatic Compression Seal) ; Dr.
F. E. Campbell (Dental Services); United
Radio & Appliance (Sporting Goods & Ap-
pliances).
TV Accounts: Gold Furniture Co. (Furn.
& Appliances) ; Dr. Pridham Davis (Op-
tometrist) ; United Sporting Goods (Sport-
ing Goods) ; Arden Farms (Dairy Prod-
ucts) ; Auction Park Auction) ; Pavo de
Grande (Turkeys).
ANDERSON & CAIRNS, INC.
488 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-5800
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA— PPA
Chairman of the Bd.. .T. Hart Anderson, Jr.
President John A. Cairns
Executive Vice-Pres Joseph H. Smith
Treasurer Abraham Fisher
Director of Radio and
Television Victor Seydel
Branch Offices
Anderson, Smith & Cairns, Ltd.
1510 Drummond St., Montreal 25, Canada
Phone: Plateau 4448
Vice-Pres. & Manager A. Collin Raymenl
Anderson, Smith & Cairns, Ltd.
50 King Street West, Toronto, Canada
Phone: Empire 3-5341
Manager Vernon R. Birtwistle
Radio Accounts: Rootes Motors, Inc. (Hill-
man Minx Automobiles); Alderney Dairy
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GEORGE
PUTNAM
Southern California's TOP
TV Commentator
TOPS in ratings . . .
TOPS in popularity . . .
Winner of TELE-Views
Poll as TOP TV commentator
Named "Man of the Year" by
National Home for
Jewish Children
10
TOP shows a week on KTTV Los Angeles
Sponsored by
WEST1N6H0USE TELEVISION
BOND STORES
FRANK COOPER
personal representative
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES
Co. (Dairy Products), Newark, N. J.; Na-
tional Homefurnishings Show (Exposition),
New York, N. Y.; C. H. Masland and Sons
(Rugs and Carpets), Carlisle, Pa.
TV Accounts: C. H. Masland and Sons
(Rugs and Carpets), Carlisle, Pa.; Rootes
Motors, Inc. (Hillman Minx Automobiles),
New York, N. Y.; General Shoe Corp.
(Edgewood Shoe C^o.) (Friendly Shoes),
Nashville, Tenn.; National Homefurnishings
Show (Exposition), New York, N. Y.
CLAUDE ANIOL & ASSOCIATES
2700 Transit Tower, San Antonio, Tex.
Phone: Fannin 9148
SNPA— PPA
President Claude B. Aniol
ARNOLD & CO., INC.
262 Washington St., Boston 8, Mass.
Phone: Richmond 2-1220
ABP— ANPA— PPA— APA— NOAB
President, Treasurer Arnold Z. Rosoff
Secretary Evelyn F, Korbly
Vice-Pres Harold Clickman
Radio Accounts: Home Owners Federal
Savings Bank (Bank), Boston; Old Monas-
tery Wine Co. (Wines), New Haven; Inter-
national Harvester (Refrigeration), New
England; Mass. Motors (Autos), Boston.
TV Accounts: Old Monastery Wine Co.
(Wines), New Haven, Conn.; Jenny Mfg.
Co. (Gasoline), Chestnut Hill, Mass.
ASSOCIATED ADVERTISING
AGENCY, INC.
First National Bank Bldg., Cincinnati 2, Ohio
Phone: Main 2811
ABP— ANPA
President Sam Malcolm Levy
Exec. V.-P Templeton Briggs
Director Radio-TV W. Wilson Lang
ATHERTON ADVERTISING AGENCY
8455 Melrose PI., Los Angeles 46, Calif.
Phone: WEbster 3-8488
AAAA— ABP— ANPA
Owner & Acct. Exec Alfred A. Atherton
Radio Accounts: Pacific Citrus Products
Co. (Hawaiian Punch), Fullerton, Calif.
TV Accounts: Pacific Citrus Products Co.
(Hawaiian Punch), Fullerton, Calif.
ATHERTON & CURRIER, INC.
420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-8795
ANPA— PPA— APA
President J. W. Atherton
Exec. Vice-President Lester Stone
Vice-Pres., Secretary W. T. Tieman
Treasurer Z. A. Torok
Vice-Pres., Dir. Copy & Plans. .J. D. Molnor
Vice-Pres., Radio Dir. & Talent
Buyer J. P. A. Atherton
Branch Office
Concourse Bldg., Toronto, Ont., Canada
Vice-President William McDonald
AUBREY, FINLAY, MARLEY &
HODGSON, INC.
230 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Financial 6-1600
ANPA— ABP— PPA— APA— NOAB— ABC
Chairman of Board James T. Aubrey
President John J. Finlay
Space & Radio Time Buyer &
TV Director Gene Fromherz
Radio Accounts: International Harvester
Co., Williamson Candy Co. (Oh Henry),
McKenzie Pancake Flour, Dubuque Packing
Co., Double-Cola.
N. W. AYER & SON, INC.
West Washington Square, Philadelphia 6, Pa.
Phone: LOmbard 3-0100
ANPA— ABP— ABC
Chairman of Board H. A. Batten
President Warner S. Shelly
Vice Pres. & Dir. of
Radio-TV James E. Hanna
Radio-TV Plans T. J. McDermott
Programming &
Production T. H. Calhoun
Copy Chief John M. Cadwell
Publicity Wauhillau LaHay
Sports Broadcasting R. A. Mortensen
Dir. Radio Research Gordon Braine
Film Production G. D. Gudebrod
Time Buyers Charles M. Wilds,
Paul F. Kitzenberger, Richard S. Bunbury,
John W. Purves, Elaine Sloat
Branch Offices
30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-0200
Vice-President John D. Upton
Statler Office Bldg., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: HUbbard 2-4970
Vice-President E. Craig Greiner
135 S. LaSalle St., Chicago 3, III.
Phone: RAndolph 6-3456
Vice-President Sterling E. Peacock
4170 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 5-3322
Vice-President T. J. Henry
714 Taft Bldg., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hemstead 4871
Manager Glenhall Taylor
235 Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: SUtter 1-2434
Vice-President Carl Zachrisson
231 Dillingham Bldg.,
Honolulu 16, Hawaii
Phone: Honolulu 6193
Manager James Smith
Radio Accounts: The Atlantic Refining
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(ompany. H. C. RrnuMly Company, llrll AYLIN ADVERTISING AGENCY
Trlrphonr Syslrm. Chesapeake & Polon.ao 592 Waugh Drive, Houston 19, Texas
Telephone Company. Chrysler Corporation Phone- Lynchburg 3766
-IMymonfh nnision Rruhen I! nonmlley AAAA-ABP-APA-^SNPA
Cort»or.Uion. Klertnr (onipaines Ailvertising ^rir^n.
Pro(tr«m. (Pinion Haking (\>inpany, Hawaiian President Robert N. Aylin
Pinrapph' Company. Hills Mros. Coflfoe, Inr., Vice-President Mrs. Betty W. Aylla
Charles K. Hire- Company, Howard D. Secretary Mrs. Helen Host
Johnson & (^unpany, Illinois Hell Telcplione Account Executive Robert N. Aylin
Company. I.ev«>r Brothers Surf. Michigan Account Executive Alston P. Cameron
Brll Telephone (Company, John Morrell & Account Executive ..Charles H. Lewis
Co., National Dairy Products (Company. Shef- Radio & TV Dir Miss Luana K. Lewis
field Karm> Milk Company, Jom'> Milk Co., Research Director. . .Mrs. Jo Moore Snoddy
I'niled Air Line> . Art Director Roger I. Helm
TV Accounts: The Atlantic Refining Com- Account Executive Jerrold E. Pierce
pany, B. C. Remedy Company, Brooklyn Radio Accounts: Arrow Mills, Inc. (Flour
I'nion (ias ('onipany, (Gannon Mills, Inc., and Feeds), Houston, Texas; Black-Brollier,
(-hrsapeake & Potomac Trlcphonc ('ompany. Inc. (Concrete Building Materials), Houston
(Chrysler Corporation — Plymouth Division, Texas; Foxworth-Galbraith Lbr. Co. (Retail
Reuben H. Donnelh-y Corporation. Gordon Lumber & Building materials — chain yards).
Baking Company, Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc., Dallas, Texas; Henke & Pillot, Inc. (Chain
Charles E. Hires Company, Illinois Bell Supermarkets), Houston, Texas; Jackson
Telephone Companv, Lc\«t Brothers— Surf, Motors, Ltd. (New & Used Cars), Houston,
Michigan Bell Telephone (Company, John Texas; Johnston Motor Company (New &
Morrell & Co., National Dairy Products Used Cars), Houston, Texas; Taylor Lumber
Company, The Pennsylvania Clompany, Company (Retail Lumber & Building Ma-
.^heffield Farmx Milk Company, United Air terials), Houston, Texas; Weldon Cafeteria
Lines. (Cafeteria), Houston, Texas; William Came-
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ron & Co. (Millwork), Waco; Rheem Mfg.
Co. (Heaters), Houston; Armstrong Lum-
ber Co., San Angelo; Galf Salt Co., Houston.
TV Accounts: Arrow Mills, Inc. (Flour
and Feeds), Houston, Texas; James Bute
Company (Paint and Wallpaper), Houston,
Texas; Henke & Pillot, Inc. (Chain Super-
markets), Houston, Texas; Hodell and Com-
pany (Realtors), Houston, Texas; Johnston
Motor Company (New & Used Cars), Hous-
ton, Texas; Weldon Cafeteria (Cafeteria),
Houston, Texas; Moncrief-Lenoir Mfg. Co.
(Steel Products), Houston.
BACHRODT, NEWELL,
O'KANE 6c GANO
75 E. Wacker Dr., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: FRanklin 2-4883
APA— NOAB— ABP— PPA— ANPA
President J. C. Bachrodt
Vice-President R. C. Gano
Secretary Katherine Jansen
Treasurer R. B. Newell
Account Executives J. C. Bachrodt,
R. B. Newell, Ashley Kennedy
Radio Accounts: Wm. Frank Co.; Globe
Oil & Refining Co., Chicago; Kano Labora-
tories, Chicago; Lumenite Electronic Co.,
Chicago; Marks Shoe Co., Chicago.
BADGER & BROWNING &
HERSEY, INC.
30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-3720
ABP— ANPA— PPA
Chairman of Board J. L. Badger
President R. W. Hersey
Treasurer F. S. Browning
Radio-TV Director Jack Wilcher
Branch Office
Badger & Browning & Parcher, Inc.
75 Federal St., Boston 10, Mass.
Phone: Liberty 2-3364
THE BAKER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
LTD.
1315 Yonge St., Toronto, Ont., Canada
Phone: Princess 2101
ABC— ANPA— CAB
President W. R. Baker
Vice-President H. F. Baker
Personnel R. C. Baker
Copy Chief W. E. Trimble
Secretary-Treasurer A. N. Nisbet
We wouldn't know
where to start
expressing our
THANKS . .
and best wishes to each and
every one of the many, many
people whose time and talents
have helped us build so many
top-rating Radio and T-V Shows !
COMPTON ADVERTISING, INC.
NEW YORK • CHICAGO • CINCINNATI • MILWAUKEE • HOLLYWOOD
145
♦ ♦ ♦ ADVERTISIN
Arcfiunl F.\rruli%«'> H. S. HaMn,
k. W. Jonov r.. S. Wiillarr. K. D. All.. .
lini. J. K-. MrEarht-rn, C H. Sloan, D. E.
Smith. Carl Hrown
Spacr Hii\er ^- ^-f*ok
K.i.lio Dirr.tor Jack V. Horirr
\^>l. Hailio Dir W. (Doc) Lindsty
Protlurlion Arnold Acton
Kadio & Tinif IJiner Lonoio Dij^lilon
1557 MacKnv Si., Moniiral. Qiu\
Phoni:' llailMMii «)2i:
Manager (;al.«irl Lanjilais
Rofiio iccotints: General Foods, Ltd.;
Canada l*arkrrs. Lid. (Soap Division);
Adam- Brand". Salts, Ltd.; Frigidairc Prod-
iiri!. of Canada, Ltd.; The Tea Bureau; The
Carnation (-o«, Ltd.; While Laboratories.
Inr. (Feenamint) ; Supreme Drug, Ltd.
( Ammi-dent and Polident) ; Eversharp,
Inc.: Manufarlurer!. Lifr Ins. Co.; H. Clay
(.lovt-r Co., Inc.
71 Arroiinis: Fripidain- ( Products) of
< anada. I td.
BALDWIN, BOWERS & STRACHAN,
INC.
374 Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, N. Y.
Phone: Madison 6020
G AGENCIES
A A A A- ABP- ANPA— AFA— NO AB— PP A
Presidtnl William M. Baldwin
Virc-President Everett L. Bowers
Treasurer Kenneth Slrachan
Bad io~TV Director... Everett L. Thompson
Copywriters & Producers. .Joseph H. Radder,
Catharine D. Walsh, Malcolm L. Barney,
Leon A. McNaniara
Traffic Helen L. Goodwin, Nora L. Cuff
liadio Accounts: American Stores & Co.,
Syracuse; Blue Dew Corp., Buffalo; Brost
Motors, Inc., Buffalo; Buffalo Industrial
Bank, Buffalo; Buffalo Optical Company,
Buffalo; Crystal Beach Transit Co., Buffalo;
Dodds Dairy, Buffalo; Erie County Savings
Bank, Buffalo; First Federal Savings & Loan,
Buffalo; General Ice Cream Corp., Sche-
nectady; Hambleton Terminal Corp.; Buf-
falo; Karl's Dairy, Buffalo; Kelly Bros.
Nurseries, Inc.; Dansville; Kenmore Mo-
tors, Kenmore; Mernan Chevrolet, Buffalo;
'Milk Dealers & Producers, Buffalo; National
Pet Foods, Inc., Buffalo; Niagara Frontier
Transit System, Buffalo; NuWay Markets,
Buffalo; Old Dutch Foods Inc., Blasdell;
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. of Buffalo, Buffalo;
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. of Rochester, Buf-
falo; Pepsi (>ola Bottlers Inc., Syracuse;
Where millions
turn for
entertainment
FOR BRISTOL-MYERS CO.
"Jackie Gleason Show"- CBS-TV
"The Alan Young Show"- CBS-TV
"Break the Bank"- ABC-RADIO
"Spade Cooley"- KTLA
FOR THE BORDEN COMPANY
'Treasury Men in Action"— NBC-TV
■Frosty Frolics"- KTLA
•Fun & Fortune'-WCAU-TV
FOR THE WELCH GRAPE JUICE CO., Inc.
Howdy Doody-- NBC-TV
DOHERTY,
CLIFFORD, STEERS &
SHENFIELD, INC.
ADVERTISING
350 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK 1, N.Y.
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES
Pratt & Lambert, Buffalo; Sears Roebuck &
Co., Buffalo; Seven-Up Bottling Co. of Buf-
falo, Buffalo; William Simon Brewery, Inc.,
Buffalo; Villa-Pontiac, Buffalo.
TV Accounts: Adam Meldrum & Ander-
son Co., Buffalo; Brost Motors, Inc., Buf-
falo; Crystal Beach Transit Co., Buffalo;
Dodds Dairy, Buffalo; Erie County Savings
Bank, Buffalo; General Ice Cream Corp.,
Schenectady; Hambleton Terminal Corp.,
Buffalo; Kenmore Motors Co., Inc., Ken-
more; Maxson Cadillac-Pontiac, Buffalo;
Milk Dealers & Producers, Buffalo ; National
Pet Foods, Inc., Buffalo; Niagara Frontier
Transit System, Buffalo; NuWay Markets
Buffalo; Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. of Buffalo
Buffalo; Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. of Roches
ter, Rochester; Pepsi Cola Syracuse Bottlers,
Inc., Syracuse; Sears Roebuck & Co., Buf
falo; Seven-Up Bottling Co. of Buffalo
Buffalo; William Simon Brewery, Inc., Buf
falo; Joseph Strauss Co., Inc., Buffalo; Trico
Products Corp., Buffalo.
BARLOW ADV. AGENCY, INC.
742 James St., Syracuse, N. Y.
Phone: SYracuse 9-6644
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— AFA
Acting President A. A, Goodhart
Vice-Pres. & Acct. Exec E. S. Crawford
Vice-Pres. & Copy Chief J. J. Hines
Media Director F. B. Tompkins
Art Director H. C. Millard
Prod. Mgr Mark Hughes
TV-Radio Director Bud Stapleton
Radio Accounts: Dairymen's League Co-
op (Milk, Cheese, Ice Cream), New York,
N. Y.; Lincoln Bank (Commercial Bank),
Syracuse, N. Y.; Procino-Rossi (Macaroni
Products), Auburn, N. Y.; C. A. Durr Pack-
ing Co. (Meat), Utica, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Dairymen's League Co-op
(Milk, Cheese, Ice Cream), New York City;
Will & Baumer Candle Co. (Candles), Syra-
cuse, N. Y.; C. A. Durr Packing Co. (Meat),
Utica, N. Y.
BARNES CHASE COMPANY
530 Broadway, San Diego 1, Calif.
Phone: Franklin 7771
AAAA— ABC— ANPA— APA—NOAB
Owner N. R. Barnes
Vice-Pres., Acct. Exec. . .George L. Hawkins
Vice-Pres., Acct. Exec Norman Foster
Radio-TV Director Peter J. Piper
SHERMAN & MARQUETTE
ADVERTISING
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NEW YORK
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HOLLYWOOD
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
lt»38 WiUhire HImI^ Los Angtles 17, Calif.
Phoiu-: DU 4-1193
Manafcrr (^harlrs V. Davis
Hadio-Tl' Accounts: \Ve>lpate-Sun Harbor
I'.o. (Hrra.-t O' (.hirken Tuna), Qualitee
Dairy Prothirts (Dairy Products), Security
Bank (Hanking), San Diego IVileral (Sav-
ing» and I.oan^t: l-igucroa Hotel, Los An-
TED BATES & CO.
630 Fifth Ave., New York 20, N. Y.
Piione: JUdson 6-0600
A,\A-ANPA— PPA-NAOH— ABC— lAAG
Partners Theodore L. Bates,
Jo>eph R. Bu>k, Thomas J. Carnese,
Walker G. Everett. Clinton S. Ferris, Thos.
F. Harrington, Fdward F. Hudson, Wil-
liam IL kearns, Jolm M. Ly(Kn, D. Kohert
Parman, Clifford N. Parsells, H. Austin
Peterj-on, T. Rosser Reeves, Edward P.
Small
Ptr. Chg. Radio-TV H. Austin Peterson
Mgr. Radio-TV Depl Lester A. Weinrott
Bu8ine*>!i Manager Jolin Doherty
New Prog. Dev Vincent Rowe
Film Production Thomas McAndrews
TV CiommerciaU Herh (»unter,
(#ene Lessere
Mgr. Time Buying Dept Ned Midgeley
Time Buyers MacDonald Dunbar,
Bill Kennedy, Chris Lynch, Al Petcavage,
Dick Mann
Radio & TV Producers Jay Clark,
Allan Dingwall, Jr., John Thompson, Grant
Tyler, Ed Brown
Director Press Dept Benson Inge
Branch Office
Room 1014, Taft Bldg.,
1680 North Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-2161
Partner in Charge of
Radio & TV Austin Peterson
Producers Harry Saz, Frank O'Connor
Office Mgr Mae Collins
Radio Accounts: Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
Co. (Colgate Dental Cream, Palmolive
Shave Creams, Palmolive Soap, Octagon
Products), Continental Baking Co. (Wonder
Bread, Hostess Cup Cakes), Grocery Store
Products (Kitchen Bouquets), Carter Prod-
ucts, Inc. (Carter's Little Liver Pills), Amer-
ican Home Food Products (G. Washington
Instant Coffee), Standard Brands, Inc. (Blue
Bonnet, Royal Puddings), Brown & William-
son (Kool, Viceroy Cigarettes, Life Ciga-
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460 WEST 34 STREET INEW YORK 1 , N. Y.
ADVERTISING
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relies), American Home Foods (DuflPs
Mixes), American Sugar Refining Co. (Dom-
ino Sugar), Minule Maid Corp. (Minule
Maid Frozen Orange Juice, Minii Maid
Lemonade Mix).
TV Accounts: Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.
(Colgale Denial Cream, Palmolive Shave
Cream, Palmolive After Shave, Palmolive
Soap), Continental Baking Company (Won-
der Bread), Brown & Williamson (Kool,
Viceroy Cigarettes), American Home Foods
(Instant G. Washington Cofifee, Duff's
Mixes), Minute Maid Corp. (Minute Maid
Frozen Orange Juice, Minit Maid Lemonade
Mix), Standard Brands, Inc. (Blue Bonnet
Margarine, Royal Puddings), Carter Prod-
ucts (Carter's Little Liver Pills, Nair) ; CBS
Columbia TV Sets.
BATTEN, BARTON, DURSTINE &
OSBORN, INC.
383 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: ELdorado 5-5800
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB
PPA— SNPA
Chairman of Board Bruce Barton
Vice-Chmn. of Board Alex F. Osborn
Pres. & Chair, of Exec. Com B. C. Duffy
Exec. V.P. in Chg. Western Offices
John C. Cornelius
Exec. V.P. in Chg. Creative Services
Charles H. Brower
Exec. V.-P. in Chg. Client
Relations J. D. Danforth
Exec. V.-P. in Chg. Oper.,
Treasurer E. B. Manchee
Secretary Eugene T. McQuade
V.-P. in Chg. Radio, TV. ..Arthur Pryor, Jr.
V.P. in Chg. of New Program
Development James Bealle
Chairman Radio-TV Plans Bd.
Carroll P. Newton
V.P. in Chg. of TV Robert L. Foreman
Talent Contracts Katherine V. Winn
V.P. in Chg. of Media Fred Barrett
Dir. of Prod, in Chg. of all TV
Producers and Directors Hugh Rogers
Super. Com'l. Copy Arthur Bellaire
Mgr. of Time Buying Dept. .Frank Silvernail
Director of Public Relations and
Publicity Dept W. Barry McCarthy
Group Head Time Buyers. .Elenore Scanlan,
Fred Stoutland, Robert Tatum
Time Buyers Mary Ellis,
Hope Martinez, Richard McKeever, George
LENNEN & NEWELL, INC.
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Phoni-: Clrvtlaiul 791.)
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919 N. Mirliip;in A\r., Cliirauo 11. III.
Plionr: Sr|).Tior 7-9200
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l«.>ft Penoli>rot HIdp., Delroit 26, Mirli.
Plionr: WOodward r)-0620
Vice-Prr*id«*nl Hcdx-rt E. Ander>on
1680 N. Vinr St., ll«.llvwood 28, Calif.
Plioni': IKHhwood 9-7337
Vi^f••Pr»•^idl•rll Wayne Tiss
63(.3 VliMiirr HIv.L l.o> Anpeirs 36, Calif.
Plion.-: WKhst.r 1-1234
Vir.-Pr...id.-ni A. W. Neally
\. W. n.ind Uldp., Minn.apolis 2, Minn.
IMiont-: I.lnroln 8401
Vicr-President E. A. Cashin
V.P. in Clis. Western Offices
J. C. Cornelius
(;ranl Hid}?., Pittsburgh 19, Pa.
Plione: (iUant 1-8060
Vice-President Leon D. Hansen
2200 Huss Bldg., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: SUtter 1-2232
Vice-President J. G. Molheral
Radio and TV Accounts: Peter Hand
Brewery Co., Circus Foods, Inc., M. J. B.
(^o.. Tea Garden Products Co., Penick &
Ford, Ltd., Inc., Nehi Corp., Wynn Oil Co.,
Minneapolis Brewing Co., F. & M. Schaefer
Brewing Co., Consolidated Edison Co., Pola-
roid Corp., Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co.,
Vick Chemical Co., Foley Mfg. Co., Easy
Washing Machine Corp., Northrup King Co.,
(ieorge A. Hormel Co., Rexall Drug Co.,
Barcalo Mfg. Co., Curtis Circulation Co.
(N. Y.), Blum's Candies, DeSoto Division
(Chrysler Corp.), B. F. Goodrich Co., Wild-
root Co., Inc., Murino Co., Inc., Westclox
(div. of General Time Corp.), Gallo
Winery, E. & J., Pacific Telephone & Tele-
graph Co., Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co.,
American Tobacco Co., D. L., Marine Mid-
land Trust Co., Ethyl Corp., General Baking
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Co., E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Co., Hamil-
ton Watch Co., United Fruit Co., Fort Pitt
Brewing Co., Cream of Wheat Corp., Farm-
ers & Mechanics Savings Bank (Minn.),
Minneapolis Brewing Co., Scott-Atwater Mfg.
Co., Inc., Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.,
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co., Tenessee Coal,
Iron & RR Co., Armstrong Cork Co., Gen-
eral Electric Co., United States Steel Corp.,
Crosley Division Avco Corp., Electrolux
Corp., Personal Products (Jonny Mop),
Libby McNeil & Libby (Frozen Foods), Na-
tional Cranberry Assoc, Gemex Watch Bands,
Lever Bros. (Breeze & Swan), Zenith Radio
Corp. (Hearing Aid), J. R. Wood & Sons.
ADRIAN BAUER ADVERTISING
AGENCY, INC.
1528 Walnut St., Philadelphia 2, Pa.
Phone: KIngsley S-THTO
ANPA
Chairman Adrian Bauer
President Alan R. Tripp
Vice-President HaroM linestone
Vice-President W. Laurence LePage
Art Director David X. Miller
Production Manager l\. J. Gribbin
Copy Chief Frederick Goldman
Radio & TV Director David Kaigler
Space Buyer Sylvia P. Etkin
Radio Accounts: Adelphia Hotel, Broad
St. Trust Co., Cayuga Federal Savings &
Loan Assoc, J. Frank & Sons (Carbonated
Beverages), Land Title Bank & Trust Co.,
Phila., C F. Simonin's Sons, Inc. (Pop-
corn Oil reasoning), Phila., Pa.; Woodlawn
Farm Dairy Co., Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
TV Accounts: Land Title Bank & Trust
Co., Phila., Pa.; Quaker City Chocolate &
Confectionery Co., Inc. ("Good and Plenty"
Candy), Phila., Pa.; Phila. Dairy Products
Co., Inc.
BEAN ADV. AGENCY
136 N. Delaware St., Indianapolis 4, Ind.
Phone: FRanklin 4248
Owner Haiold Bean
Radio-TV Accounts: L. S. Ayres & Co.,
Wayside Floral Gardens; Central Supply Co.,
Indianapolis Custom Auto Show.
BEAUMONT, HELLER & SPERLING.
INC.
()[h & Wa'nut Sts., Reading, Pa.
Phone: 5-4311
ABP— ANPA
President Donald T. Beaumont
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES
Vice-Pres. & Sec L. J. Sperling
Vice-Pres. & Treas R. F. Heller
Art Director R. R. Glassmire
Gen. Production Mgr H. FetterhofE
Publicity Director Marion W. Nagle
Media & Research Dir K. W. Erdman
Radio & TV Dorathea Hassler
Radio Accounts: Bowers Battery (Batter-
ies & Spark Plugs), Reading; Maier's Bak-
ery, Reading; St. Lawrence Dairy Co., Read-
ing, Pa,; Consumers Gas Co.; Eastern Gas
Assn.; Ontelaunee Orchards.
TV Accounts: Crystal Rock Bottling Co.
(7-Up), Reading, Pa.; Lancaster County
Gas Co. (Public Utility) ; The Lebanon
Valley Gas Co. (Public Utility) ; The Har-
risburg Gas Co. (Public Utility) ; York
County Gas Co. (Public Utility).
HERBERT S. BENJAMIN
ASSOCIATES, INC.
234 Main, Baton Rouge 1, La.
Phone: 3-2847
ABP— AFA
President Herbert S. Benjamin
Vice-President Lee Herzberg, Jr.
Vice-President Allan R. Brent
Secretary R. K. Goldberger
Treasurer Dorothy Dennis
Art Director Marlyn Alexander
Radio Director Thomas B. Rhodes
Radio Accounts: Capital Building & Loan
Association (Loans), Baton Rouge, La.; Fi-
delity National Bank (Banking), Baton
Rouge, La.; Kornmeyer Furniture (^jmpany
(Furniture), Baton Rouge, La.; Longwood
Plantation (Syrup), Baton Rouge, La.; Lev-
enson's (Decorators), Baton Rouge, La.;
United Credit Company (Loans), Baton
Rouge, La.
VICTOR A. BENNETT CO., INC.
511 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-2186
ABP— ANPA— PPA
President Victor A. Bennett
Vice-President Mortimer Bryans
General Manager Edward D. Kahn
Art Director Lazslo Razel
Radio Accounts: Longines-Wittnauer
Watch Co., Inc. (Longines-Wittnauer
Watches).
Radio-TV Accounts: Longines-Wittnauer
Watch Co., Inc. (Longines-Wittnauer
Watches), Your Lucky Star Lobster (Foods),
New York, N. Y.
BENNETT, WALTHER &
MENADIER, INC.
69 Newbury St., Boston 16
Phone: Kenmore 6-3820
ANPA
President Nelson Bennett
Exec. V.P..
Vice. Pres..
.Edwin C. Whittemore
. . Henry E. MacDaniel
BENTON & BOWLES, INC.
444 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-1100
ANPA— AAAA— APA NOAB
ABP— PPA
Chair, of Exec. Com Atherton W. Hobler
Chair, of the Board. . .William R. Baker, Jr.
President Robert E. Lusk
Vice-President & Secy Edward R. Beach
V.-P. in Chg. Radio-TV Walter Craig
Bus. Mgr. Radio-TV... William E. Schneider
Dir. TV Production Tom McDermott
Dir. Radio Production Paul Roberts
Dir. Film Production Herb Leder
TV Production Dir William Vallee
Casting Director Ann Howard
Directors Wilfred S. Roberts,
Oliver Barbour, Charles Fisher, Carl East-
man, Don Wallace, Ralph Starr Butler,
Jr., Arthur Richards, Lawrence White,
Olga Druce, Maximilian Bryer, Douglas
Burch, Elizabeth Shay, Irwin Segelstein
V.-P. in Chg. Marketing Charles Pooler
Radio & TV Time Buying
Supervisors Fred Apt,
Mary McKenna, Tom Carson
Time Buyers Frank Carvel,
Muriel Mack, Arlene Koch, Marion Jones,
Ann Janowicz, Paul Benson, Thelda Cor-
dani
V.-P. & Dir. Pub. Rel Holcombe Parkes
Director Publicity Richard K. Bellamy
Branch Offices
6253 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, CaliL
V.-P. in Chg. of
West Coast Operations Al Kaye
Radio Program Prod Murray Bolen
TV Program Prod William States
Hollywood Office Mgr Mary Edith Stahl
West Coast Pub. Mgr Jean Meredith
91 Yonge Street, Toronto, Canada
William H. Fleischman
Radio Accounts: Association of American
Railroads; General Foods Corp. (Post's 40%
Bran Flakes, Post's Sugar Crisp, Post's
Raisin Bran, Post's Puffed Products, Dia-
mond Crystal Salt, Maxwell House Coffee,
Instant Maxwell House Coffee, Ridgways
Tea, Yuban Coffee, Bliss Coffee, Gaines Dog
Food, Log Cabin Syrup, Snider Condiments,
Baker's Chocolate, Certo, Sure-Jell) ; Bi-
tuminous Coal Institute; The Procter &
Gamble Company (Tide, Camay, Ivory
Snow, Prell, The White Naptha) ; The Best
Foods Company (Hellman's Mayonnaise,
Best Foods Mayonnaise, Nucoa, H-0 Oats,
Presto, Farina, ()ld Homestead French Dress-
ing) ; The AVCO Manufacturing Corp. —
Crosley Division (Crosley Electric Ranges,
Freezers, Dishwashers, Air Conditioners,
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Complete Kitchens, Shelvador Refrigerat-
ors) ; The Pepperell Manufacturing Co.;
American Express (Travelers Cheques) ;
Norwich Pharmacal Co. (Pepto-Bismol, Un-
guentine, Zemacol, Norwich Aspririn) ;
Brewing Corp. of America (Carling's Red
Cap Ale); Cigar Institute of America; Ben-
son & Hedges (Parliament Cigarettes, Vir-
ginia Rounds Cigarettes) ; French Govern-
ment Tourist Office.
TV Accounts: General Foods Corp. (Max-
well House Coffee, Post's Cereals, Ridgways
Tea, Diamond Crystal Salt, Instant Maxwell
House Coffee, Bliss Coffee, Baker's Choco-
late, 4-in-l Cocoa Mix, Certo, Yuban Coffee,
Gaines Dog Food) ; Procter & Gamble Com-
pany (Tide, Camay, Prell, Ivory Snow) ;
The AVCO Manufacturing Corp. — Crosley
Division (Crosley Electric Ranges, Shelva-
dor Refrigerators, Freezers, Complete Kitch-
ens, Dishwashers, Air Conditioners) ; The
Best Foods, Inc. (Nucoa, Hellmann's Mayon-
naise, Presto, H-0 Oats, Farina, Sandwich
Spread, Horseradish, Mustard, Fannings
Bread and Butter Pickles, Old Homestead
French Dressing) ; Norwich Pharmacal Com-
pany (Pepto-Bismol, Norwich Aspirin) ;
Brewing Corp. of America (Carling's Red
Cap Ale); Benson & Hedges (Parliament
Cigarettes).
ALFRED PAUL BERGER COMPANY,
INC.
9 East 48th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-4703
ABP— PPA— PANY
Pres. & Treas Alfred Paul Berger
Secretary Florence Berger
Space Buyer Jane Ellenbogen
Account Executive Sidney Rosendorf
Production Manager Gilbert Tockerman
Radio-TV Accounts: Pilot Radio Corp.,
Long Island City, N. Y.; Toffenetti Restau-
rant, N. Y. C; Orpheum Shops, N. Y. C.
BERMINGHAM, CASTLEMAN &
PIERCE
136 East 38th St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-7550
AAAA— ABP— APA— NOAB
President Arch Bermingham
Directors Herbert Lorentzen,
James Walker, Porter F. Leach
Radio, TV Director John H. McNeil
Production Manager Robert E. Rosegren
Radio Accounts: Griffin Mfg. Co., Inc.
(Shoe Polish); Pilgrim (Laundry Service);
Whitbread & Co., Ltd. (Imported Ale &
Stout), London, England; Aerolineas Agen-
tinas (Airlines).
TV Accounts: Griffin Mfg. Co. (Shoe
Polish), Brooklyn, N. Y.
TED BERNSTEIN ASSOCIATES
51 Madison Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-3730
ABP— PPA— NOAB
Owner Theodore H. Bernstein
Treas., Space & Time Buyer
Sylvester J. Bernstein
Art Director Morris Brodis
Radio Accounts: Eagle Clothes, Inc.
(Men's Clothing), Tress, Inc. (Retailer
Men's Clothing), Harry Jay Treu (Furrier),
New York, N. Y.
GORDON BEST CO., INC.
228 N. LaSalle St., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: STa. 2-5060
ABC— ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA
President Gordon Best
Vice-Presidents Roy M. Kirtland,
Leroy A. Kling, Frank F. Morr, Burton
G. Feldman
Radio, TV Director Richard B. Best
Radio Accounts: Coyne Electrical School
(Trade School), Chicago; Foell Packing
Company (Rose Brand Canned Meats), Chi-
cago; G. Heileman Brewing Co. (Old Style
Lager Beer), La Crosse; Key Worth Clothes,
Inc., Fort Scott; Milner Products Co. (Pine-
Sol, Anti-K & Gala Powder Bleach), Jack-
son; Schulze and Burch Biscuit Co. (Flavor-
Kist Cookies & Crackers), Chicago; Helene
Curtis Industries, Inc. (Suave Creme Sham-
poo, Beauty Shop Supplies & Equipment),
Chicago; General Finance Loan Co., Chi-
cago.
TV Accounts: Florsheim Shoe Co., Chi-
cago; G. Heileman Brewing Co., La Crosse;
Schulze and Burch Biscuit Co., Chicago;
Helene Curtis Industries, Inc., Chicago; Mil-
ner Products Co., Jackson.
THE Blow CO., INC.
640 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-1717
ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA
Chairman Milton H. Blow
President F. Kenneth Beirn
V.-P. in Chg. Radio & TV. .C. Terence Clyne
V.-P., Dir. Research Dr. E. L. Deckinger
V.-P., Mgr. Prod. & Art J. E. Garabrant
V.-P., Dir. Merch Thomas R. Santacroce
V.-P., Art Director L. L. Schultz
V.-P., Director Media Walter Smith
Vice-Presidents Samuel A. Alter,
Everett C. Bradley, Robert Bragarnick,
Gordon D. Gates, Alfred E. Hanser, Donal
O'Brien, John Toigo, Charles P. Tyler,
John Van Horson
Spec. Asst. to Pres Ruth Farquhar
Spec. Asst. to Pres John E. Hamm
Mgr. Creative Dept Sam Sutter
Treasurer-Secretary Morris Zinnemann
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES
Asst. Secretary Anna Hauptman
Comptroller Joseph Allentuck
Dir. Radio & TV Programs Roy Winsor
Dir. TV Commercials Ben Alcock
Dir. Print Media E. C. Stamler
Mgr. Print Dept Edward Grey
Dir. Radio & TV
Station Relations Don Severn
Radio & TV Time Buyers Ethel Wieder,
Edward Fonte, Robert Wolfhurst, Ken
Kearns, Gerard Van Horson
Personnel Director Suzanne Walters
Account Executives Frank Baker,
Louis Berger, Howard Brod, Tom Byrne,
Craig Clark, Byron H. Collins, Warren
Dubin, Robert Grimm, David H. Halpern,
S. J. Hamilton, Remus Harris, Philip B.
Hinerfeld, C. P. Hirth, Henry Jacobson,
Walter P. Kohn, Elizabeth Leeman, Ed
Meyer, Lawrence D. Milligan, Maurice
Odquist, Norman Peterzell, Dan Rodgers,
William Sibert, Kaye Stewart, Charles
Silliman, Jack Waite, R. J. Wallace, James
Watt, Lee White, C. N. Van Auken, H. A.
Vogel
Branch Offices
703 Market St., San Francisco 3, Calif.
Phone: GArfield 14854
Executive Norman Mork
1606 N. Argyle Ave., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HEmpstead 2377
Executive Jack Runyon
Accounts: American Home Products,
Whitehall Diviison (Kolynos, Kolynos with
Chlorophyll, Freezone, Melcalose, Anacin,
Heet) ; Bond Clothes; American President
Lines; Bulova Watch Co.; Eversharp, Inc.
(Pens, Pencils, Razors) ; General Aniline
(Ansco, Ozalid); Hills Bros.; Langendorf
United Bakeries; Philip Morris & Co.
(Philip Morris Cigarettes, Spud and Dunhill,
Bond Street Tobacco); National Distillers
Products Corp. (PM) ; National Shawmut
Bank; Pepsi Cola Co.; Procter & Gamble
(Spic & Span, Lava, Joy, Lilt, Teel, Pert,
Shasta, Fluffo); Jacob Ruppert Brewing
Co. (Beer); Lady Esther; Hudson Pulp &
Paper Co.; Dennison Food Products; Gun-
ther Brewing Co.
THE BLAINE THOMPSON CO., INC.
234 West 44th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LO 4-0800
ANPA— PPA— APA— ABC— NOAB
President Myer Lesser
Vice-Presidents Fred Golden,
Phillip Solomon
Exec. Vice-Pres. & Radio Time
Buyer Albert Lee Lesser
Radio, TV Director Franklin Hobbs
Research Dir., Time Buyer Ingram Ash
Production Manager Paul Kutner
BOTSFORD, CONSTANTINE &
GARDNER
115 S.W., 4th Ave., Portland 4, Ore.
Phono: ATwater 9541
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB
PPA
Exec. Vice-Pres Ray Andrews
V.P. & Space Buyer Frankie Coykendall
Vice-Pres Stanley Parshall
Sec.-Treas Merl W. Manly
Central Bldg., Seattle 4, Wash.
Phone: ELiot 3523
Exec. Vice-President C. P. Constantine
Vice-President W. W. Woodridge, Jr.
Vice-Pres Reinhart Knudsen
265 Market St., San Francisco 5, Calif.
Phone: EXbrook 2-7565
Pres. & Gen. Mgr David M. Botsford
Exec. Vice-Pres S. G. Swanberg
Vice-Pres David H. Botsford, Jr.
Vice-Pres William Pearce
Empire State Bldg., New York 1, N. Y.
Phone: BRyant 9-4845
Vice-President Elizabeth Eyerly
Radio Accounts: Columbia River Packers
Assn. (Tuna — Bumble Bee Brand), Astoria,
Ore.; Olympia Brewing Co. (Olympia Beer),
Olympia, Wash.; Western Hotels, Inc. (Ho-
teletype), Seattle, Wash,; New Washington
Hotel (Hotel), Seattle, Wash.; Lucky Stores,
Inc. (Super Markets), San Leandro, Calif.;
Sego Milk Products (Sego Evaporated Milk),
San Francisco, Calif.; Poultry Producers of
Central Calif. (Eggs— Nulaid), San Fran-
cisco, Calif.; Mayfair Hotel (Hotel), Los
Angeles, Calif.; Crispie Potato Chip Co.
(Potato Chips & French Fries), Stockton,
Calif.; Western Peat Co., Ltd., New West-
minster, Canada; Wiggins Co., Inc. (Motor
Oil), Portland, Ore.
TV Accounts: Olympia Brewing Co.
(Olympia Beer), Olympia, Wash.; Robt. S.
Atkins Co. (Retail Clothiers), San Francisco,
Calif.; Foster Lunch Systems (Moar's Cafe-
terias), San Francisco, Calif.; Sego Milk
Products (Sego Evaporated Milk), San Fran-
cisco, Calif.; Poultry Producers of Central
Calif. (Nulaid Eggs), San Francisco, Calif.;
Jantzen Knitting Mills (Jantzen Swim Suits
& Sun Clothes), Portland, Ore.; Idaho Ad-
vertising Comission (Idaho Potatoes &
Onions), Boise, Idaho; Crispie Potato Chip
Co. (Crispie Potato Chips & "Small Fry"
French Fries), Stockton, Calif.
BOWMAN & BLOCK, INC.
Rand Building, Buffalo 3, N. Y.
Phone: WA 0137
President Albert A. Bowman
Treasurer Nathaniel J. Block
Copy Chief Gertrude M. Rogers
Production Manager William Cook
Radio Accounts: General Electric Supply
Corp. (GE Major Appliances & TV); The
157
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
Klfinhans (Company (MrnV & Roys'CIoth-
inpi; Hlur Drw (!or|»»»r;Hion (Washing
(.r>>lah>; J. N. Adam & (.oiupany (Dopjirt-
inrnl Slorri; Kobarkrr's (Departmenl
Slorr»>: H<n> & Kill>, Inc. (Drparlinent
Slorrji>; North !*aik 1 urnituro (lurnilurc
Sinrrt: W«M-d & C.oinpain (llardwurf & Ap-
plianre>.
Tl Accounts: (ientral Electric Supply
t'orp. (Hadioii, TV, & Major Appliances):
J. N. Adam A (.miipany (Department Store):
HufTalo l.hrlrir Co. ( W Otinjihouse Appli-
anrr- > ; The Klrinhans (',o. (Men's & Boys'
r.lothingt: W eeil & Company (Hardware &
Appliance^); North Park rurniture (Furni-
ture & Appliance-): Kohacker's (Department
Store); Iro<pioi> (ias ('orp. ((Jas Appli-
aneeii) : I anta>liere. Inc. (Nylon Hosiery).
STANLEY G. BOYNTON & SON
IV Pierce St.. Birmingham, Mich.
Phone: Jordan ioKHH
Pre»ident Stanley (i. Boynton
Serrclary Vnielia E. Silvestri
Treasurer Huth A. Speelman
lirnnrh Office
i: E. 42nd St.. New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: Mlrray Hill 2-0086
Kntlitt in Hunts: |{adi.» Bilde Class, Wes-
ley Kadio League, (iahary Hour. National
Tennis Ma|ehe»». Davis Cup Series.
BOZELL & JACOBS. INC.
.SIO Kl. riri. iJMg.. Oriiuha 2. Nebraska
Phone: Jack-on 8030
Pre-ident Morris E. Jacobs
Vwc. V..P F. C. Miller
Copy <>hief Henrietta Kieser
Branch Offices
1010 Hearht Square, (iliiiago 6, Illinois
Phon**: (ientral 6-6305
Prefidrnt Nathan K. Jacobs
V..P.. Dir. Hadio-TV Philip Bonda
III Terminal BIdg.. Indianapolis 4, Ind.
PiM.ne: Lincoln 6.i26
V.-P. A Manager (Jias. A. Gallup
2123 Smith Tower, Seattle 4, Wash.
Phone: Main 014.')
V.-P. I Manager B. H. Wensberg
2 V . t:>th St.. New York 36. N. Y.
Plion.-: MlJrray Hill 7-6210
'Chairman of Bd Morris K. Jacobs
Prr^idrnt Donald D. Hoover
623 Second Ave., Minneapoli" 2, Minn.
Phone: Main 4327
V.-P. & Manager Sam Kaufman
Vife.I»reMdent LloydBorg
I I rfielrl B'dg . Shr' veport, La.
Phone: 3-6124
YJ'., Manager Walter T. PfeifFer
703 United Gad BIdg., Houston 2, Texa<4
Phone: Fairfax 4106
V..P. 4 >tanager W alter T. Pfeiflfer
813 Thoma»t BIdg., Dallas 1, Texas
Phone: Bandolph 3428
V.-P. & Manager M. O. Rike, Jr.
702 Kass BIdg., 711 14th St., N.W.,
Washington, D. C.
Phone: Sterling 2406
Manager Don Underwood
Radio Accounts: Mutual of Omaha (In-
surance), Omaha; Staley Milling Co. (Ani-
mal & Poultry Feeds), Kansas City, Mo.;
Storz Brewing Co. (Beer), Omaha; Nebras-
ka Clothing Co., Omaha; Metropolitan Utili-
ties District, Omaha; Gland-0-Lac (Poultry
Medicine), Omaha; Skinner Mfg. Co. (Mac-
aroni Prods., Cereals), Omaha; J. L. Bran-
deis & Sons (Dept. Store), Omaha; Iowa
Master Breeders, Inc. (Hatchery), Onawa,
la.; Ak-Sar-Ben (Horse-, Livestock Shows,
Rodeos, etc.), Omaha; Stock Yards Natl.
Bank, Omaha; Higgins Cleaners, Omaha:
Eaton Metal Prods. Co. (Storage Tanks,
etc.), Omaha; Yager Seed & Nursery Co.
(Hybrid Seed, Corn. etc.). Fremont, Nebr.;
Andrew Murphy & Son (Chrysler, Plymouth
Dealer), Omaha; General Appliance Co..,
Omaha; Livestock Nat'l. Bank, Omaha; Bi-
States Distributing Corp. (Appliances),
Omaha; Major Appliance, Omaha; Sample-
Hart Motor Co. (Ford Dealer), Omaha;
Omaha & Co. Bluffs Street Railway, Omaha;
Douglas County Bank, Omaha; Occidental
BIdg. & Loan Co., Omaha; Milder Oil Co.,
Omaha; Easy Parking Co. (Parking Lots),
Omaha; Chicago Herald-American, Chicago,
111.; Phoenix Table Mat Co. (Stove Mats).
Chicago, III.; Leaf Brands (Gum, Candy),
(Chicago; Central Illinois Elec. & Gas Co.,
Rockford; Northwestern Tel. Co., Freeporl.
111.; Pollyanna Shop (Ladies Wear), Chi-
cago; Intra State Telephone Co., Galesburg,
III.; Pfaff Sewing Machine Corp., Chicago,
111.; Central Natl. Bank, Chicago; Master
Yogurt, New York; Julian Freirich, Inc.
(Smoked Meats), New York; Hickory Val-
ley Farm (Epicurean Foods by Mail),
Stroudsburg, Pa.; Earl Hayes Chevrolet Co.,
Dallas; Finney Bakery, McKinney. Tex.;
Lyon-Ciray Lumber Co., Dallas; Radio City
Distributing (^o. (Appliances), Dallas; Dal-
las Zone (Chevrolet Dealers, Dallas.
TV Accounts: Mutual of Omaha (Insur-
ance), Omaha; Staley Milling Co., K. C,
Mo.; Storz Brewing Co., Omaha; Nebraska
r:iolhing Co., Omaha; Metro. Util. Dist.,
Omaha; Skinner Mfg. Co., Omaha; J. L.
Brandeis & Sons, Omaha; Andrew Murphy
& Sons. Omaha; Milder Oil Co., Omaha:
Stock Yards Nat'l. Bank, Omaha; General
Appliance Co., Omaha; Livestock Nat'L
Bank, Omaha; Northern Natural Gas Co.,
Omaha; Omaha & Council Bluffs Street
Railway Phoenix Table Mat Co., Chicago,
111.; Wholesale Plant Growers Assn., Chi-
cago; Security Savings & Loan Assn., Cleve-
land, O.. Chicago; Pfaff Sewing Machine
C«., Chicago; Chicago Herald-American;
158
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
Master Yogurt, N. Y.; Julian Freirich, Inc.,
Stroudsburg, Pa.; Earl Hayes Chevrolet Co.,
Dallas, Tex.; W. A. Green Co. (Dept. Store),
Dallas; Dallas Zone Chevrolet Dealers, Dal-
las; Radio City Dist. Co., Dallas; A. B. Cass
Jr. (Real Estate), Dallas.
ARTHUR BRAITSCH ADV.
528 Hospital Trust Bldg., Providence 3, R. I.
Phoiir: DExNr 1-53 1 :^. 1-41 15
ABP— APA— ANPA
Radio Director Arthur Brailscli
Secretary Frances N. Goodwin
Time Buyer John A. Lo'imer
Radio Accoiinls: Hillside Dairy Farms
(Dairy), Oaklawn, R. I.; Palladium Ball-
room (Dancing), Warwick, R. I.; Repub-
lican State Central Committee, Providence,
R. I.
TV Accounts: Hillside Dairy Farms
(Dairy), Oaklawn, R. I.; Republican State
Central Comm, Providence, R. I.; Rhode
Island Hosptal Trust Co. (Banking), Provi-
dence, R. I.; Strand Theater (Movies),
Providence, R. I.; Weybosset Markets (Food
Stores), Providence, R. I.; Roger Williams
Savings Fund & Loan Assn., Providence, R. I.
THE J. CARSON BRANTLEY ADV.
AGENCY
Owen Bldg., Salisbury, N. C.
Phone: 900
Pres.-Radio Dir J. Carson Brantley
Sec.-Treas A. R. Monroe
Production June Brantley
Art Director Gladys Dudley
Radio Accounts: Carolina Beverage Corp.
((^Jieerwine, Caravan), Isenhour Brick &
Tile Co., S.ilisbury; Duke Power Co, Char-
lotte; Owen Drug Co. (0-N for Colds),
Salisbury, N, C, L. B. Coulter Co. Cos-
metics), Free Enterprise Train.
TV Accounts: Caroline Beverage Corp.
(Wine).
R. C. BRETH, INC.
:nO Pine St., p. O. Box 128, Green Bay, Wise.
Phone: HOward 134
ABP— ANPA— APA
President R. C. Breth
Vice-President Victor G. Geisel
Radio Accounts: Woodlot Seed Co., Nor-
way, Mich; Tulip Tissues (Lipstick Tissues),
Green Bay, Wis.; Pro-Camera, St. Paul,
Minn.
J. F. BRINLEY ADVERTISING
AGENCY SERVICE
4602 Cedar Street, Bellaire 1, Texas
Phones: MAdison 8686 & MOhawk 4400
ABP— SNPA— APA
Gen. Mgr., Dir. of Copy, Sales Prom.,
& Mkt. Hsch J. F. Brinley
Sec. Treas V. H. Brinley
Assoc. Radio Dir R. G. Dun-i
Associate TV Dir M. Getz
Assoc. Art Dir D. Ackley
BRISACHER, WHEELER & STAFF
1660 Bush Street, San Francisco 9, Cr.lif.
Phone: PRospect 6-2600
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA
President Franklin C. Wheeler
Exec. Vice-President Walter Purdon
Vice-President Robert Brisacher
Vice-Pres. & Art Dir Ettore Firenze
Secy.-Treasurer Mrs. Emil Brisacher
Copy Chief Lester Friedman
Space Buyer Eva Ross
Raido & TV Time
Buyer Richard Clark
Prod.-Traffic Mgr Jules P. Daniel
Radio & TV Producer John H. Butler
Dir. Research (]harle ^ Roach
Public Relations Dir Robert HoflEman
Controller Bryant Miley
Branch Offices
350 Fifth Ave., New York 1, N. Y.
Phone: BRyant 9-5600
V.P. & Mgr Richard Ide
Radio Accounts: Van Camp Sea Food Co.
(Chicken of the Sea & White Star Tuna),
Terminal Island, Calif.; Hershel California
Fruit Products (Contadina Tomato Paste),
San Jose, Calif.; Richmond Chase Co.
(Hearts Delight Nectars), San Jose, Calif.;
Pictsweet Foods, Inc. (Frozen Foods &
Juices, Canned Corn, Peas and Beans), Mt.
Vernon, Wash.; Rainier Brewing Co. (Bee-
& Ale), San Francisco; Old Homestead
Bakery (Butter Nut Bread), San Francisco;
Wheatena Corp. (Wheatena Cereal), Rah-
way, N. J.; Kaiser-Frazer Dealer Assn. of
N. Calif., Emeryville. Calif.; Parsoas Am-
monia, New York; San Francisco Milk In-
dustry; California Dairy Industry Advisory
Board, Sacramento; East Bay Producers
Council (Milk), Oakland, Calif.
BROADCAST ADVERTISING
170 S. Beverly Dr., Brverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: Bradshaw 2-4840
President Van C. Newkirk
Production INTanager Jo' n G. Fryer
Office Manager Alva Eduardo
Radio Accounts: Bible Institute of Los
Angeles, Los Angeles; Church of the Open
Door, Los Angeles; Morning Chapel Hour,
Los Angeles, Calif.; Haven of Rest.
TV Accounts- CaMfornia Institute of So-
cial Welfare, Bible Institute.
BROOKE, SMITH, FRENCH &
DORRANCE, INC.
8469 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit 14, Mich.
Phone: VAUey 2-9700
AAAA— ABP— NOAB— ANPA— APA— PPA
159
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
(^.hainnan of Board Sturges Dorrance
Prrtidml Willard S. Frenoh
Srcrelar>-Trca»urrr Guy C. Smith
Fjiec, Vicr-rrcrsidcnl Walter C. Avers
Vicr-I*rr>ident» Vi iii. V. Auxtin. Jr.,
L. C. Harlou, H. H. Ha>lr, 1.. (;rant Mamil-
Ion, (ieorfie Joliii>loii, II. Keiinelli Jones.
(".. Allison Monroe, Kicharil Kein>, Hlouiil
SUde. J. (;. Williams, Clarke C. W ilinoi
Director of Radio TV Hugh Hole
New York Dixision
52 Vanderhilt Ave^ New York 17, N. Y.
rhone: MUrray Hill 6-lHOO
Chairman of Hoard Sturpes Dorrance
V.xrc. Vir«•|•re^ident Tliayer Ridgway
Virel*r.>ident H. K, Pengel
Radio Accounts: (Joehel Brewing Co.,
Hud^on Moiiir (ar Co.. MiilliM> Mfji. Corp.
lYoung^to\«n Kit«lien>», (!hainl>erlain Corp.
of America (Roek Wool Insulation), De-
Iroil, Mich.
TV Accounts: Mullin> Mfg. Corp., The
Ironite Ironer (]o., Hudson Motor Car Co.,
(voehel Iire\«ing Co.. Sparks W'ithington
(Sparton Radio-TV" Div.), Jackson, Mich.
BROOKS ADVERTISING AGENCY
\\(, W . ;itli M.. !.«,- Aniieles 14, Calif.
Phone: TRiriitv 0558
ANPA-AHH— APA
Radio Mary MrCauley
Time Buyer A. R. lirooks
.N-crclary Barbara Voshurgh
Kudio-Tl' Accounts: Bekins Van and Stor-
are CoMifiany. W'estrrn Stove Company.
D. P. BROTHER & CO., INC.
(General Motors Bldg.. Detroit 2, Mich.
Phone: TRinitv 2-8250
APA— AAA A— AN PA— A BP
NO A B-PPA- A BC- AFA
President I), p. Brother
Fxecutive Vice Pres-ident .Clarance Hatch, Jr.
Vice PreHdenlh Joseph S. Howell,
(■«rl Ci-orgi, Jr., (»uy S. Warren. Jr.
Media Director Carl Georgi, Jr.
Dir. of Marketing Vincent H. Bergmann
R«-«.4-arch Director Reginald L. Dellow
Art Dinctor^ I.. R. Mange, K. J. Bowens
Puhlicit) Director T. H. Moriarly
Radio & TV Director. . .Kenneth (',. Manuel
Ai.^1. Radio, TV Dir \\. (,. I urney
Hudioiy Accounts: Oldsniohile Division,
Oneral Motors Corporation f Automobiles) ;
AC .^park Plug Diviftion, (;eneral Motors
Corporation ( \rf«--»orie'-) .
FRANKUN BRUCK ADVERTISING
CORP.
RKD Bidg., Rorkef.ll.r Center,
New York 20, N. Y.
''» : Circle 7-7660
**»'' Franklin Bruck
^r' ., ^^- J- Kleinfeld
Vice-Pretideni lort Heineman
Railio Time Buyer Joseph Gavin
Radio Traffic Milton Jurin
TV Production David Davidow
Mdse. Director Herbert Gold
Branch Office
445 N. Rossmore Ave., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: Hillside 7237
Manager Howard Blake
Radw Accounts: North American Accident
Insurance Co., Fashion FVocks, SitRoux Tis-
sues, Serutan Co.
TV Accounts: Bowman Gum, Inc., Phila.,
Pa.; Walter H. Johnson Candy Co., Chicago;
Fashion Frocks, Inc., Cincinnati; Bishop &
Co., Los Angeles; Rexor Corp., New York;
Hi-V Corp., Newark; Sitroux, Inc., New
York, Serutan Co., Russeks.
CHARLES BRUNELLE ADV. AGENCY
15 Lewis St., Hartford 3, Conn.
Phone: 7-0726
ABP— PPA— APA
President & Treasurer. .. .Charles Brujulle
Vice-President Robinson Smith
BUCHANAN & CO.
1501 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Phone: BRyant 9-7900
APB— ANPA— APA— PPA— AAAA
ABC— NOAB
Chairman John Hertz, Jr.
Exec. Vice President William Dasheff
Vice President Joseph D. Dunn
Vice President Paul Gaynor
Radio-TV Dir Nat Strom
Branch Offices
333 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, III.
Phone: ANdover 3-1611
451 N. La Cienega Blvd., Hollywood, Gal.
Phone: CRestview 5-5231
155 Montgomery Street, San Francisco
BUCHANAN-THOMAS ADV. CO.
410-412 S. 19th St., Omaha 4, Nebr.
Phone: ATlantic 2125
A BP— ANPA— APA— NO AB— PPA
Partners R. Savage,
R. Foster, C. Harding, R. Dundis
Ptnr., Dir. Radio-TV Adam Reinemund
BURLINGAME-GROSSMAN ADV.
201 N. Wells St., Chicago 6, 111.
Phon<': Financial 6-4616
AAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA
Owner S. W. Grossman
General Manager S. S. Kain
Art Director Al Jacobs
Production Manager S. E. Miller
Media Manager Fred Walder
Radio Accounts: Arvey Corp. (R. V.Lite
Window Material), Blue Crown Spark Plug
Co. (Spark Plugs), Chicago, 111.
TV Account: Blue Crown Spark Plug Co.,
Chicago, 111.
160
ADVERTISI NG AGENCIES
BURNET-KUHN ADV. CO.
520 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-3800
ANPA— APA— PPA
President Francis J. Woods
Vice-Presidents Phillip D. Simons,
Ellis T. Gash
Secy..Treas- James H. Kristof
Radio Director William Coop
LEO BURNETT COMPANY, INC.
360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-5959
AAAA
President Leo Burnett
Exec. Vice-Pres Richard N. Heath
Treas.-Media Dir E. Ross Gamble
Vice-Pres. in chg. Radio W. L. Weddell
Branch Offices
677 Fifth Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-9480
Mimager Donough Prince
1680 N. Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hillside 7374
Manager William Coons
Radio Accounts: Bauer & Black (Curity
Products), Chicago, 111.; Brown Shoe Com-
pany (Buster Brown Shoes), St. Louis, Mo.
Kellogg Company (Rice Krispies, Corn
Soya, Corn Pops), Battle Creek, Mich.
Mars, Inc. (Milky Way, Three Musketeers
Cocoanut Bar, Snickers), Chicago, 111.; Pills
bury Mills, Inc. (All Products), Minneapo
lis, Minn.; The Pure Oil Company (Petro
leum Products, Bedtime Horlicks), Chicago
111.; Converted Rice (Uncle Ben's Rice)
Houston, Texas.
TV Accounts: Brown Shoe Company (Bus
ter Brown, Roblee, Air Step, Naturalizer
Life Stride & Westport Shoes), St. Louis
^ Mo.; Converted Rice (Uncle Ben's Rice)
Houston, Texas; Dean Milk Company (Dairy
Produtcs), Chicago, 111.; Globe Mills (Globe
A-1 Flour, Globe Biscuit Mix), Los Angeles,
Calif.; Green Giant Co. (Green Giant Brand
J Peas, Niblets Brand Corn, Mexicorn, Nib-
:lets), LeSueur, Minn.; Kellogg Company
(Brand Cream Style Corn, Rice Krispies,
Corn Soya, Corn Pops), Battle Creek,
Mich.; Mars, Inc. (Forever Yours, Snickers,
Three Musketeers, Mars Bar), Chicago, 111.;
Pillsbury Mills, Inc. (All Products), Minne-
apolis, Minn.; The Pure Oil Company (Pe-
troleum Products), Chicago, 111.
WALTON BUTTERHELD ADV.
33 West 42nd St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Wisconsin 7-7341
Owner, Manager Walter Butterfield
Radio Accounts: The Christian Science
Monitor (Newspaper), Boston, Mass.;
Maggyanne, Inc. (Wearing Apparel), Los
Angeles, Calif.; Pulaski Monuments Co.
(Monuments), New York, N. Y.
BYER & BOWMAN ADVERTISING
AGENCY
66 So. 6th St., Columbus 15, 0.
Phone: MAin 3276
ABC— ABP— ANPA— AFA
Partners Herbert Byer,
Gus K. Bowman, Joel Burghalter
Radio-TV Directors Martha Sullivan,
John D. Metzger
Account Executives Sandy Hallock,
Reg Testement, Herbert Wise, W. P.
Brown, F. W. Munro, Pr., Nicholas Popa,
Gene Hameroff
Radio Accounts: Ashland Oil & Refining
Co. (oil & gasoline), Ashland, Ky.; August
Wagner Breweries (Gambrinus beer and
Augustiner beer), Columbus, O.; Neon
Products, Inc. (signs), Lima; Dollar Fed-
eral Savings & Loan (bank), Columbus;
City National Bank (bank), Columbus;
Farm Bureau (petroleum div.), Columbus;
Columbus Academy of Medicine (public
service), Columbus; Buckeye Foods (potato
chips), Columbus; State of Ohio (annual
fair), Columbus; Universal Concrete Pipe
Co. (concrete products), Columbus; Wood-
Nesbitt, Inc. (automotive dealer), Colum-
bus; The Styron-Beggs Co. (food products),
Newark.
TV Accounts: The Ohio Fuel Gas Co.
(public utility), Columbus; Ashland Oil &
Refining Co. (oil & gasoline), Ashland, Ky.;
Dollar Federal Savings & Loan (bank), Co-
lumbus; August Wagner Breweries (Gam-
brinus beer), Columbus; State of Ohio
(annual fair), Columbus; T. Marzetti Co.
(salad dressings), Columbus; Buckeye
Foods, Inc. (potato chips), Columbus; Clean
Products (wallpaper cleaner), Columbus;
Kahn's Jewelers, (jewelry), Columbus.
HAROLD CABOT & CO., INC.
136 Federal St., Boston 10, Mass.
Phone: HAncock 6-7600
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— ABC— AFA
President Harold Cabot
Vice-Presidents Edward F. Chase,
Russell Hunt, James I. Summers, John M.
Lord, William H. Ganick, John Spellman,
George R. Griffin, Joseph Wallace
Exec. V.P. & Treasurer. .Richard P. Holland
Secretary Edward Glacy
Production Manager. .Phyllis L. Burlingame
Editorial Chief H. W. Patterson
Copy Chief Courtney Crandall
Art Director William H. Ganick
Director of Radio Kay Chille
Radio Accounts: Boston Consolidated Gas
Co. (Public Utility), Boston; Boston and
Maine Railroad (Public Utility), Boston;
Boston and Maine Transportation Co. (Pub-
lic Utility), Boston; H. P. Hood & Sons
(Dairy Products), Charlestown; New Eng-
land Electric System (Public Utility), Bos-
161
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
Ion: N«H Kiiglaiiti l.l«Mtric Sy.-Uin .((»u>
Div.i iPuhlio I lilily). Hositon; New Eng-
Unti Trlephon.' & tel.graph Co. (l^Il>li^
I tilil> ). Bo>lon; S. S. Piorre Company (Im-
porln> ami (irocfru), Boston; Wed Ct>a(h
(.rilU (R«>lHuranl Chain). Boston; Rook of
Vpr* Corporation ( M«>nunuMils), Barre. Vt.
11 Actounis: Bt>>tt)n C«»nsolitlateti iras
( onipan> iruhlir Itility). Boston; Boston
and Maine Railroad (Pulilic Utility), Bos-
Ion; H. I*. Hood and Sons (Dairy Prothicls),
Charlrstown; Nr\s Kngland KltMtric System
((>a^ I)ivi>ion (Puhlit- Itility), Boston;
New Knfcland Tidephon*- an«i Telegraph
Company ( Piildii Itililx). Boston.
CAHN-MILLER, INC.
510 St. Taul IMare, Baltimore 2, Md.
i'lione: SAratoga 4466
PPA
President Louis F. Calm
Vire-Pre^. & Treas C. LeRoy Miller
Radio 4 TV Dir Louis C. Pedlar, Jr.
Radio Accounts: Eutaw Savings Bank,
Kalliniore; Fidelity Trust Company, Balti-
more; Fraternity Federal Savings & Loan
A^^n^ Baltimore: Jarman Motors, Inc.
(Auto Sales & .S«'rvicel. Baltimore; Stag
Paints (Paint I. Baltimore.
Tl' Accounts: Eutaw Savings Bank, Balti-
more; Fraternity Fe<leral Savings & Loan
Asfn., Baltimore; Hanline Bros, (paints),
Baltimore; Jarman Motors, Inr. (Auto Sales
& >er\irel, Baltimore.
CALKINS <5r HOLDEN, CARLOCK,
McCUNTON <5r SMITH, INC.
2i: Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-6900
AAAA -ABP— ANPA
( hairnian of Board J. Sherwood Sn)ith
Vire-Chairman of Bd Rene Clark
President Harold L. McCIinton
Sccy^Trcau Jaraea Jeffrey
<:hairman of Exer. Comm Z. C. Barnes
Vif•e-Prr^i^lrnl- M. E. Carlock,
Paul Smith
Art Direrior Wilfred L. Chaussc
Cop> Dir. I lor Ceorge S. Thomson
Produrlion Manager Fred (Jughton
Manager Outdoor liepl . . . F. j. Fitzgerald
Media Dirertor Thomas H. Young
Dir. Puh. Reln^. & Puh Rohert W. Robh
Re^earrh Director Thomas P. Croliug
Merrhandi.ing Dir D. C. Shea
Director of Harlio-TV Henry F. Hull
liranrh Offices
333 No. Michigan Ave., fjliicago, 111,
Phone; Randolph ()-.W.\\
Manager Philip M. White
Citizen^ National Bank,
Lou AngeleH, (>alif.
Phone: York 5145
Manager. Harry W. Witt
Radio Accounts: Crane & Company (sta-
tionery), Dalton, Mass.; A. S. Harrison Com-
pany (floor waxes). South Norwalk, Conn.;
Marcalus Mfg. Co., Inc. (household papers),
East Paterson, N. J.; Marshall Field & Co.,
('hicago. 111.; Onkite Products, Inc. (clean-
ing compound). New York City; Pacific
Wines, Los Angeles, Calif.; Prudential In-
surance Company of America, Newark,
N. J.; Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. (canned
foods), Indianapolis, Ind.
TV Accounts: A. S. Harrison Company
(floor waxes). South Norwalk, Conn.; Mar-
calus Mfg. Co., Inc. (household papers).
East Paterson, N. J.; Marshall Field & Co.,
(Chicago, 111.; Oakite Products, Inc. (clean-
ing compound). New York City; Pacific
Wines, Los Angeles, Calif.; Prudential In-
surance Company of America, Newark, N. J.:
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. (canned foods),
Indianapolis, Ind.
CAMPBELL-EWALD CO.
General Motors Bldg., Detroit 2, Mich.
Phone: TRinity 2-6200
AAAA— ANPA— NOAB—PPA
ABC— ABP
President Henry G. Liltle
Sr. V.-P., Gen. Mgr E. E. Rothman
Sr. V.-P., Secy.-Treas L R Nelson
Sr V.-P., Media Dir J. J. Hartigan
Comptroller H. P. Cook
V.-P., Copy Chief L. T. Robinson
Vice Presidents Colin Campbell,
Halsey Davidson, W. P. Stewart, G. B.
Lous, Jr., John Terns, W. A. Moffett, W.
H. Gage, Jr., W. E. White, M. P. Coyle.
Sr. V.P. Radio & TV Winslow H. Case
Branch Offices
1 E. 57th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-3190
Vice-Pres. & Mgr Frank W. Townsend
Vice-President J. H. Neebe
230 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, HI.
Phone: CEntral 6-1946
V.P. & Manager Earll W. Clements
714 W. Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles 15,
Calif.
Phone: Richmond 6204
Vice-Pres. & Manager R. C. Francis
235 Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
sutler 1-8736
Vice-Pres. & Manager. ..T. Milburn Johnston
45 Edgewood Ave., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: Lamar 3858
Manager G. G. Thoni
Radio Accounts: Chevrolet Motor Divi-
sion, General Motors Corporation, The De-
troit Edison Company, Local Metropolitan
(>hevrolet Dealer Groups.
TV Accounts: Chevrolet Motor Division,
General Motors Corporation, The Detroit
Edison Company, Local Chevrolet Dealers
162
ADVERTISI NG AGENCIES
Association, Inc. (New York), Allen B.
Du Mont Laboratories, Inc., Grocery Store
Prod. Co. (Foulds Div.).
CAMPBELL-MITHUN, INC.
1370 Northwestern Bank Bldg.,
Minneapolis 2, Minn.
Phone: Lincoln 8824
ABC— ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA
President Ray O. Mithun
Exec. Vice-Pres Albert R. Whitman
Vice-Presidents John W. Forney,
Lester J. Will, Arthur H. Lund
Treasurer Beatrice N. Sandquist
Secretary Evelyn Brugette
V.P., Radio-TV Dir Arthur H. Lund
V.P., Art Dir E. W. Turner
V.P., Copy Dir Phelps Johnston
Copy Chiefs Mort Henderson,
Arnold Aslakson, Leon Kennedy
Acct. Execs.: Blake Cox, Lawrence Dunham,
R. L. Forrest, Walter Geckler, E. C. Her-
bert, Charles Mittelstadt, B. E. Howard
Branch Office
1024 Palmolive Bldg., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: DElaware 7-7553
Vice-President Lester J. Will
Radio Accounts: Atwood Coffee Co. (At-
wood's Coffee), Campbell Cereal Co. (Malt-
o-Meal), Minneapolis, Minn.; Gold Seal
Company (Wax Products & "Snowy"), Bis-
marck, N. D.; Great Northern Railway Co.
(Railroad), Griggs, Cooper & Co. (Food
Manufacturers), Theo. Hamm Brewing Co.
(Hamm's Preferred Stock Beer), HI-LEX
Company (HI-LEX Bleach & Disinfectant),
St. Paul, Minn.; Land O'Lakes Creameries,
Inc. (Dairy Products), Minnesota Consoli-
dated Canneries, Inc. (Butter Kernel Prod-
ucts), Northern States Power Co. (Electric
Power), Our Own Hardware Co. (Whole-
sale Hdwe. & Paint), F. H. Peavey & Co.
(Feeds), Minneapolis, Minn,; Quality Chekd
Ice Cream Asso. (Industry Advertising &
Merchandising), Chicago, 111.; Zinsmaster
Baking Co. (Bakery Goods), Minneapolis,
Minn.
TV Accounts: American Dairy x4ssoc.
(Product Advertising & Merchandising),
Chicago, 111.; Atwood Coffee Co. (Atwood's
Coffee), Campbell Cereal Co. (Malt-o-Meal),
Minneapolis, Minn.; Gold Seal Company
(Wax Prod. & "Snowy"), Bismarck, N. D.;
Griggs, Cooper & Co. (Food Manufacturers),
Theo. Hamm Brewing Co. (Hamm's Pre-
ferred Stock Beefs), St. Paul, Minn.; Larsen
Co. (Canned Foods), Green Bay, Wis.;
Minnesota Consolidated Canneries, Inc. (But-
ter Kernel Prod.), Minneapolis, Minn.; Mun-
singwear. Inc. (Underwear, Sleepingwear,
Foundation Garments, Hosiery), Northern
States Power Co. (Electric Power), Minne-
apolis, Minn.; Zinsmaster Baking Co.
(Bakery Goods), Minneapolis, Minn.; North-
western Nat'l. Bank, Minneapolis, Minn.
SOLIS S. CANTOR ADV, AGENCY
1711 Walnut St., Philadelphia 3, Pa.
Phone: LO 7-8141
PPA— ABC— ABP— ANPA
Prcs. & Acct. Exec Solis S. Cantor
Vice-President Kathryn Cantor
Secretary Corrine Kolb
Art Director Robert Hersch
Acct. Execs Robert Weiner,
Bernard Binnick
CARTER ADV. AGENCY
912 Baltimore, Kansas City 5, Mo.
Phone: HA 1356
ABP— ANPA— APA— NAAN— NOAB
PPA
President Charles W. Carter
Exec. Vice-President William G. Rowe
Vice-President Fred Klemp, Jr.
Sec't., Treas Josephine Dahlin
Radio-TV Accounts: Edward A. Aron Corp.
(Pouhry), K. C; May Potato Chip Co.,
K. C; Seid Litz Paint & Varnish Co., K. C.
CASMIR ADVERTISING CO., INC.
551 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-2014
Pres. & Treas David C. Casmir
Vice-Pres Marvin Casmir
Copy Chief Elizabeth Park
Art Director William E. Burgess
Radio Accounts: Haynes-Griffin (Radio-TV
Records).
CAYTON, INC.
9 East 40th St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-1711
ABP— AFA— ANPA— ABC
President William D'Arcy Cay ton
Secretary D. R. Roberts
Art Director Bob Lee
Production Manager C. F. Lucchese
Radio-TV Director Allen Black
Asst. Radio-TV Dir Lenora Thuna,
Donna Quigley
Copy Chief Fred Laderman
Radio Accounts: Delicia Chocolate & Can-
dy Mfg. Co., Wearbest Rugs (Broadloom,
carpeting), The Wall-Tex Co. (wall cover-
ing), N. Y. C.
TV Accounts: Chesebrough Mfg. Co., The
Wall-Tex Co., Miracle Adhesive Corp., Vir-
ginia Metal Products Co.
CECIL & PRESBREY. INC.
247 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-1234
AAAA— ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA— ABC
President James M. Cecil
V.P., Treas David C. Thomas
163
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
\ irr rrr>itlrnt> r.«l\v;inl H. Noak»\».
(aiilii l'o|»tIaiul. \^ii\'u\ Thomas, Sainuol
[)al>iin(*r. Ilanry I.. Kiu-rland. David G.
L>on, T. F. Mar(.r.itli. Thomas J. Mah>ney,
Krnnrth T\%>maM, John I.eglcr, Archihald
M. Ko>|er, J. Frank (iihhiy
Media Dirrrlor Harry Parnas
Hadio-TV Dir J. Frank Gilday
Kadio-TN Prod. Dir E. B. Simmons
Exec. Prod. TV W. C. Patterson
Time Buyer Herbert (iruber
Branch Office
I'nion Ontral Bldp.. Cinrinnali, 0.
>fanafter R. L. Lowandcr
Radio Accounts: T\w Block Drug Co., Inc.
< Am-iMlent, Polidrnt. Poliprip, Py-Co-Pay,
Green Mint Mouth \\ a>h), Jrrsey City, N. J.;
The Klectric Auto-Lite Co. (Spark Plugs,
Batteries and parts), Toledo, Ohio; McCor-
mick & Co. (Tea, Spires, Extracts, Hy-Gro,
B-Brand Insecticide), Baltimore, Md.; The
Nr-ile Company. Inc. (Cookie-Mix. Ever-
Keady <!ocoa. Bar.*, Quick, Semi-Sweet),
U hite Plains. N. Y.; Hedtop Brewing Com-
pany (Kedlop Beer & Ale, 20 Grand Ale),
Cincinnati, Ohio; Topps Chewing Gum
(Chewing Gum and Candy), Brooklyn,
N. Y.; Union Dime Savings Bank, N. Y. C.;
Vlhitehall Pharmacal Co. (Neet, Chlora-
.Nick. Petros) Ilium. Kriptin), N. Y. C.
Ty Accounts: Block Drug Company, Inc.
< Amm-i-dent. Polident, Poligrip, Py-Co-Pay,
Green Mint Mouth >X'a>h), Jersey (Jity, N. J.;
The Klertrir Auto-Lite Co, (Spark Plugs,
flatteries and ()arts), Toledo, Ohio; Mc-
tiormick & (^o. (Tea, Spices, P^xtracts), Bal-
timore, Md.: The Nestle Company, Inc.
(Cookie-Mix, KvirBeady (^ocoa, Bars, Quick,
Semi-Sweet), White Plains, N. Y.; Philip
MorriB & Co-, Ltd. (Marlboro, Philip Mor-
rill, N. Y. C; Kedlop Brewing Company
(Redtop Beer & Ale, 20 Grand Ale), Cin-
einnati, Ohio; Sylvania Electric Prod., Inc.
'TV .Sets, Fluorescent Lighting Fixtures.
Photo LampN partv), N. Y. C; Whitehall
Pharmacal (,'o. (Neel, (Ihlora-Stick, Petro-
•vlliiim. Kriptin i. \. V. C.
NELSON CHESMAN COMPANY
240 fca»t 11th .Street, Chattanooga 1, Tenn.
Phone: 64942
ABP— APA— SNPA
President Harry A. Lundborg
Seey^Treaa. Richard IL Leiper
Vire.Prei., Gen. Mgr Sara Kelly
Art., Prod. Mgr., Copy Chief, Radio-TV
Tabnl Buyer Richard IL Leiper
Media. Radio Time Buyer Sara Kelly,
R. JL Leiper
Radio Acrountn: Fleetwood Coflfee Co.,
C^hattanooga, Tenn,
TV Acrountn: Fleetwood Coffee Co., Chat-
tanooga, Tenn.
CHICAGO ADV, AGENCY
20 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago 4, 111.
Phone: WEbster 94240
ANPA— PPA— ABP
Pres. & Space Buyer J. L. Wade
Account Exec Roland Berns
Account Exec M. E. Snow
Radio Director Simon Levin
Radio Accounts: Junex Products (reducing
plan), Chicago, 111.; Elip Corporation
(medicinal), N. Y. C; Murray-Foster Co.,
Inc. (mattresses), Chicago, 111.; Romart
(mail order mdse.), Chicago, 111.
JAMES THOMAS CHIRURG CO.
414 Park Square Bldg., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: HAncock 6-7310
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— APA
NOAB— PPA— SNPA
President James Thomas Chirurg
Treasurer Leo J. Hardiman
V.P. in Chg. of Mdsg Benjamin Shaltuck
Media Director Edward B. Pope
Film Director J. Nelson Clifford
Branch Office
122 E. 42nd St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-5040
Vice-President George A. Frye
Radio-TV Accounts: Ace Art Co. (NuAce
Mounting Corners), Reading, Mass.; W. L.
M. Bensdorp Co. (Cocoa), Boston; H. C.
Baxter & Bro. (Canned White Potatoes),
Brunswick, Maine; Garcelon Stamp Co.
(Stamps), Calais, Maine; New England Coke
('ompany (Fuel), Boston.
C. p. CLARK, INC.
James Robertson Hotel, Nashville 3, Tenn.
Phone: 64179
Pres. & Treas D. G. Goodwin
V.P. & Secretary Sara Nolan
Radio-TV Accounts: First American Na-
tional Bank (Institutional), Nashville Coal.
ROBT. E. CLARKE & ASSOC, INC.
Ingraham Bldg., Miami 32, Fla.
Phone: 3-5486
ANPA— PPA— SNPA— NOAB
Pres. & Space Buyer Robt. E. Clarke
V.l\, Secry. & Treas C. B. Clark
Art Dir. & Prod. Mgr J. H. Freeman
Radio & Pub. Dir E. S. Hamburger
Media Dir. & Radio Time Buyer. .C. Bonnell
Radio Accounts: WIOD, WSPA.
CLEMENTS COMPANY, INC.
Horn Bldg., Philadelphia 3, Pa.
Phone: RIttenhouse 6-0236
ANPA
President Alice V. Clements
V.P. & Copy Chief Elizabeth M. Zindel
V.l\ & Dire(. of Radio TV. .Robert H. Smith
Radio Accounts: Network: Hudson Coal
(>o., Horn & Hardart.
164
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
HARRY B. COHEN ADV. CO., INC.
1 E. 57th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-3030
President Harry B. Cohen
Vice-Pres.-Treas Edith S. Cohen
Exec. Viee-Pres Edward Aleshire
Vice-President Edward Rosenwald
Vice-Pres. & Copy Chief Thomas Greer
Radio-TV Director Jose di Donato
Radio Accounts: The Grove Laboratories
(Grove's Chill Tonic, Pfunder's Tablets, Dr.
Porter's Antiseptic Oil) St. Louis, Mo.;
Pearson Pharmacal Co. (Dew Deodorant,
"Ennds" Chlorophyll Deodorant Tablets),
New York, N. Y.; The Chattanooga Medicine
Co. (Syrup of Block Draught), Chattanooga,
Tenn.; The Beaumont Co. (4- Way Cold Tab-
lets), St. Louis, Mo.; Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.; West End Brew-
ing Co. (Utica Club Beer & Ale), Utica,
N. Y.
TV Accounts: The Grove Laboratories.
Inc., The Beaumont Co., New York, N. Y.;
Pearson Pharmacal Co.
THE ARNOLD COHAN CORP.
460 W. 34th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-7730
Pres., Treas Arnold Cohan
Secretary Edna Fleischman
Radio & TV Accounts: Bruno-New York,
Inc. (TV-radio appliances) ; The New York
Times.
RUSSELL C. COMER CO.
Land Bank Bldg., Kansas City 6, Mo.
Phone: HArrison 3964
APA— ANPA -PPA— ABP
Partners. . .Russell C. Comer, Ruth E. Comer
Acct. Executives Gardner Reams,
Bart Nelson
Radio-TV Director Jon Yost
Media Dir Mrs. E. W. Golliher
COMPTON ADVERTISING, INC.
630 Fifth Ave., New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-2800
ANPA— PPA— NOAB— ABC— APA
ABP— AAAA
President Robert D. Holbrook
Vice-Pres. & Secy Leonard T. Rush
Vice-Presidents Frank Griffin,
Barton Cummings, Allen Flouton, Willard
J. Heggen, Alfred J. Seaman, Jr., Loren B.
Stone, Seaward M. Woodward, Edward
Battey, Merrell E. Boyce, George Chat-
field, Chester Dudley, C. James Fleming,
Jr., Wm. O. Geoghegan, John A. Hise, Jr.,
L. O. Holmberg, Jack Rees
V.P. & Dir. of Radio &
TV Prod L. H. Titterton
V.P. & Dir. of Radio &
TV Copy Muriel Haynes
Dir. of Publicity Joseph Field
V.P. & Dir. of Media Guy Richards
Asst. Media Dir Frank B. Kemp
Head Time Buyer Henry Clochessy
Time Buyers Francis Velthuys,
Martin Hansen, Richard Hurley, Alfred
Ritter, Genevieve Schubert, Donald Car-
ret, Jeanne Bahr, John Neale
Brunch Offices
Bd. of Trd. Bldg., 141 W. Jackson Blvd^
Chicago 4, 111.
Manager L. O. Holmbrrg
Keith Bldg., Cincinnati, O.
Manager Kobeit P. Mar?li
744 N. 4th St., Milwaukee, Wis.
Manager Richard D.i\ is
Equitable Bldg., Hollywood 28, Cal.
Phone: Hollywood 9-8107
V.P. & Mgr Floyd R. Holm
Radio and TV Accounts: The Allis Chal-
mers Manufacturing Company; Campbell
Soup Company (Campbell's Tomato Juice &
Campbell's Pork & Beans) ; The Cochran
Foil Company (Aluminum Foil) ; M. K.
Goetz Brewing Company (Country Club
Beer) ; The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Com-
pany, Inc. (Shoe Products) ; The Hubinger
Company (Quick Elastic Starch) ; Kelly
Springfield Tire Company; New York Life
Insurance Company; The Personal Products
Corporation (Yes Tissues) ; The Procter &
Gamble Company (Ivory Soap, Ivory Flakes,
Crisco, Duz and Drene) ; The Socony-Vacu-
um Oil Company; Standard Brands, Inc.
(Chase & Sanborn Coffee, Instant Chase &
Sanborn Coffee, Tender Leaf Tea, Instant
Tender Leaf Tea).
COMSTOCK & COMPANY
344 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo 2, N. Y.
Phone: MOhawk 2252
ABP— ANPA— AFA
Partner Henry W. Comstock
Partner H. Earl Close
Partner Frank J. Hess
Dir. of Media &
Research T. Sloane Palmer
Account Executives L. W. Simonds,
John B. Morton, Sterling J. Hiles, William
J. Daley, Jr.
Media Dir Donald K. Beyer
Radio-TV Director Mrs. Esther Huff
Radio Accounts: Manufacturers and Trad-
ers Trust Company (Banking Services),
Buffalo, N. Y.; "Gold Seal" Urbana Wine
Co. (Wines), Hammondsport, N. Y.; O-
Cel-0, Inc. (Cellulose Sponges), Buffalo,
N. Y.; Bell Aircraft Corp. (Aircraft), Ni-
agara Falls, N. Y.; Frontier Oil Refining
Corporation (Gasoline & Oil), Buffalo,
N. Y.; Hospital Service Corp. of Western
N. Y. (Blue Cross & Blue Shield), Niagara
Lithograph Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
165
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
11 iitoiints: M.tmifarturirs ami Traders
Tru»l (!oiiipan> i Hanking Services), HufTulo,
N. Y.; Frontier l>il Hcfining (Corporation
M.a^oliiie & Oih, Huflfalo. N. Y.; O-Cel-O.
Inc. M.rllulo>r Spongi>). HiifTulo, N. Y.
CONNER. JACKSON. WALKER,
McCLURE
\('\ Market St.. Sail I ran<i>««» .'>, i'alif.
riume: Yl kon UAH^U
ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB -PPA
Prriiidmt I!. W. Conner
Kxrr. Virr-Pre*ident Shirley W alker
Virc-Preiiidenl J. H. Jaekson
Treasurer B. H. MeClure
Copy Chief Au»lrey Janisen
Art Dirertor Fernando Penalosa
Pruduetion Manager Marie Schollz
Meilia Buyer Billie Grove
Hatiio Accounts: Golden Nugget Sweets,
Ltd. <Big Hunk Candy Bar), San Francisco,
Calif.; i)inah'« Shat k ( Ke-taurant), Palo
\Uo. Calif.; The Fox Shoppe (Restaurant),
Hednood City, Calif.; Dougla> Shaw Candies
<Confertionh>, San Franei>eo, Calif.; West-
ern Dairy Prod.; iJan T. Cassidy (Interior
Drroratorl; (California Turkey Federation.
Tl' Accounts: Weblern Dairy Products;
California Turkey Federation.
THOMAS F. CONROY, INC.
Ilnl \I:,j,-iir BIdg., San Antonio, Texas
Phone: (iarfield 3456
AAAA— ABP— ANPA
**•"♦" Thomas F. Conroy
Art Dir Alhin J. Paulson
IVr-onnel Dir F. E. Weinholt
Media Dir Robert M. Richards
Produriion Dir E. K. Ogilvie
Hudio Arrounts: Anderson, Paul, Co. (Sta-
liuner^), .Safi Antonio, Texas; Bohnet Bak-
ing Co. (Baking), San Antonio, Texas;
Comal Cottonh (Manufacturing), New
Braunfels; Fondiy'i, f Men\ Clothing), San
\nionio, Texao; HofTman & Hayman Coffee
Co. (Coffer), Sai\ Antonio, Texas; House-
hold Furniture Co. (Furniture), San An-
tonio, IVxa^; I,one Star Brewing Co. (Beer),
San Antonio, Texah; Mih>-ion Provision
'Meat Parker*!), .San Antonio, Texas; Perry
^hankie Co. fVtholehale Dihtr.), San An-
tonio, Texa*; Pioneer Hour Millc (Millers'
Hour I, .San Antonio, Texas Ruhb & Co. (In-
' H'^nti.j, .San Antonio, Texas; Security
e (Loan-), .San Antonio, Texas; .Som-
lirug .Stores (Chain Drug .Stores), San
"io, Trxa-; .Studer^ inc. r Photo Fin-
' », San Antonio, Texan; Zale Jewelry
Co. ^Ketail Jewelry), San Antonio, Texas.
Ty Aftounts: Bohnet Baking Co. (Bak-
ing), San Antonio, Texas; Hoffman & Hay-
man (.offer Co. (Coffee), .San Antonio,
Texa.; Lone Sur Brewing Co. (Beer), San
Vnioiiio, Texas; Perry Shankle Co. (Whole-
sale Distr.), San Antonio, Texas; Sommers
Drug Stores Co. (Chain Drug Stores), San
Antonio, Texas; Studers, Inc. (Photo Fin-
ishers), San Antonio, Texas.
CO-ORDINATED ADVERTISING
CORP.
9 E. 38th St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 9-1440
President \ .Lester "L" Wolff
Treasurer Irving Herz
Vice President Lou DeNunzio
Exec. Producer Lester "L" Wolff
Dir. TV & Radio Arthur Peltz
Time Buyer Irving Herz
Radio Accounts: Claridge Foods (Ham-
hurgers & Meat Balls), New York, N. Y.;
Sunrise Food Stores (Super Markets), Long
Island, N. Y.; Diamond K & Food Town
(Super Markets), Westchester, N. Y.; Snappy
(Cheese, New York, N. Y.; Pioneer Food
Stores.
TV Accounts: Associated Food Stores
(Super Markets), New York, N. Y.; Man-
hattan Food Stores, New York, N. Y.; Van
Houton Instant Cocoa, New York, N. Y.;
Myer 1890 Beverages, New York, N. Y.;
Ehlers Coffee, New York, N. Y.; Foremost
Dairy Products (Ice Cream), New York,
N. Y.; Bond Bread, New York, N. Y.; Na-
tional Grocery Stores.
COX & TANZ ADVERTISING
950 Drexel Bldg., Philadelphia 6, Pa.
Phone: Lombard 3-1720
Director Eugene R. Tanz
Prod. Mgr., Research Dir M. Glassman
Copy Chf., Rad.-TV Dir John Lillback
Time Buyer L. Muncy
Acct. Execs J. Carra, E. R. Tanz,
Al Fingerman
Radio-TV Accounts: Apex Venetian Blind
Mfg. (Jo.; Badder and Snoke (Jarman
Shoes) ; (Colonial Floor Covering; Kaiser
Build Products; Linton's; Vanis Co. (de-
odorants).
COWAN & DENGLER, INC.
:)27 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-0940
ANPA— PPA— NOAB— APA
President Stuart D. Cowan
Vice-Pres. & Treas H. W. Dengler
Vice-i*resident8 James F. Kelly,
J. (element Boyd, Stuart D. Cowan, Jr.
Media Director A. Marie Maus
Kadio-TV Director T. H. Moore, Jr.
Radio Accounts: Frank G. Shattuck Co.
(Schraffts .Stores & Restaurants), New York;
Bankers Trust Co., Lone Star Cement Co.,
Seamless Rubber Co.
106
• • •
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
• • •
JOHN GILBERT CRAIG ADV., INC.
913 Washington St., Wilmington, Del.
Phone: 5-6185
ABP— ANPA— APA— PPA
President John Gilbert Craig
Vice-Pres R. V. Craig
Radio Accounts: Joseph Bancroft & Sons
Co. (Textile Finishing), Brosins & Smedley
(Lumber-Millwork-Coal), Wilmington, Del.;
H. P. Cannon & Son, Inc. (Canned Foods),
Bridgeville; Delaware Coach Co., Delaware
Power & Light Co., Wilmington Del.; Dia-
mond Ice & Coal Co. (Fuels, Home Prod-
ucts), Equitable Trust Co., Greenhill Dairies,
Inc., Wilmington, Del.; Steinman Stations,
Lancaster, Pa. ; Riverview Beach Park, Penns-
ville, N. J.; Wilson Line, Inc. (River Trans-
portation), Wilmington, Del.
TV Accounts: Diamond Ice & Coal Co.
(Fuels, Home Products), Equitable Trust Co.,
Wilmington,, Del.; Delaware Power & Light
Co. (Gas & Electric Service), Wilmington,
Del.; Riverview Beach Park (Amusement
Park), Pennsville, N. J.
THE CRAMER-KRASSELT CO.
733 North Van Buren St., Milwaukee 1, Wis.
Phone: DAly 8-3500
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— AFA
President A. W. Seller
Exec. Vice-President H. N. Pasteur
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
Radio-TV Director Roger W. LeGrand
Radio-TV Time Buyer Loretta Mahar
Radio-TV Acct. Supers R. LeGrand,
K. Hegard, J. Pritchard
Radio Accounts: Plankinton Packing Co.
(Meat Products), Ed. Schuster & Co., Inc.
(Department Store), First Federal Savings &
Loan Association of Wisconsin (Savings &
Loan Assoc), Milwaukee, Wis.; Hoberg
Paper Mills (Charmin Paper Products),
Green Bay, Wis.; A. 0. Smith Corp. (Hear-
ing Division) (Heating Equipment), Mil-
waukee, Wis.; Patek Paint Co. (Paints),
Milwaukee, Wis.; The Milwaukee Co. (In-
vestments), Milwaukee; Pflugradt Co. (Heat-
ing Equipment), Milwaukee; Gehl Bros.
Mfg. (Farm Equip.) ; Milwaukee Hay Tool
Co. (Farm Equip.).
TV Accounts: Ed Schuster & Co., Inc.
(Department Store), Plankinton Packing
Co. (Meat Products), First Federal Savings
& Loan Association of Wisconsin (Savings
& Loan Assoc), Milwaukee Gas Light Com-
pany (Gas Utility), Milwaukee, Wis.; Pflu-
gradt (Heating Equipment), A. O. Smith
Corp. — Heating Division (Heating Equip-
ment), Rolfs (Personal Leather Goods),
West Bend, Wis.; Wisconsin Telephone Co.,
Milwaukee; Hoberg Paper Mills, Green Bay,
Wis.; Altorfer Bros. Co. (ABC-0-Matic
Washer), Peoria, 111.; Phoenix Hosiery Co.,
Milwaukee.
CREAMER <& COMPANY
6777 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: GRanite 4137
ANPA
President C. R. Creamer
Media Buyer Edward Loveton
Production Chief J. J. Franz, Jr.
Creative Chief Chas. Hutchings
Merchandising . . . .' James Loughran
CRITCHFIELD & COMPANY, INC.
720 North Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-3061
ANPA— APA— PPA— NOAB— ABC— ABP
President E. P. Nesbitt
V.P., Radio-TV R. D. Cunningham
Vice-President P. J. Johnson
Secretary C. J. Nesbitt
Media Director E. Groenboom
CRUTTENDEN & EGER
69 W. Washington St., Chicago 2, 111.
Phone: Financial 6-3630
ABP— ANPA— PPA— NOAB— APA
Partners. . .Edmond I. Eger, Harley B. Hobbs
Associates. .Leon H. Lewis, George M. Stern
Media Director Harry C. Pick
Art Director Harry J. Beier
CUNNINGHAM & WALSH, INC.
260 Madison Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 3-4900
AAAA— ANPA— PPA— ABP— NOAB
^BC APA
Pres., Treas F. H. Walsh
Exec. Vice-President J. P. Cunningham
Secretary R. L. Strobridge
Radio-TV Dept.
Vice-Pres. in Charge William Reydel
Radio-TV Director John Sheehan
V-P in Chg. of Media N. F. McEvoy
Branch Office
8420 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: GR 6131
Radio Accounts: Chesterfield Cigarettes,
Fatima Cigarettes, Kirkman Soap, Northwest
Airlines, E. R. Squibb & Sen.
TV Accounts: Chesterfield Cigarettes, Fa-
tima Cigarettes, Sunshine Biscuits, Permutit
(Water Softener), Northwest Airlines,
Walter Kidde & Co. (Fire Extinguishers),
E. R. Squibb & Son (Pharmaceuticals).
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A-!, to IV.> J. H. Gilmour
W. Ka<iio-T\ Dir. Vdrian Saniish
^.I^^ & Arrl. F.xrrs C. T. Birch,
L>n<)on O. Itrown, Katnoti J. (Cabrera, R.
H. Ktiennr. (iharh'* C. Fil/inorris, Jr.. Dex-
ler (.luni, Jo-rph H. Holmes. Jr., Charles
L. HtMrhkisio. \\ . A. Irwin, Gordon John-
son, Halph I.iiidiT. Ditvid Looniis, H. A.
Matloon, Donald Manchester, J. James
Ncalf. \ irtor IMotrowski, Richard A. Por-
ter, Frank N. Riggio, Richard Russell, Rob-
ert L. Smork. A. Vi". Spence. Jr., (ieorge G.
Tormey, niff«»r«l Wolfe.
Branch Offices
221 N. La Salle Strert, Chicago 1, III.
Phone: FI 6-4700
Kxrr. \ice-Preg V. Sewall Gardner
V.r. & Arct. Exec E. R. Detchon
U^HU N. Vine St. HolKwood 28, Cal.
Phone: Hudson 2-3236
V.P.-Mgr Al Kahaker
Dancer-Fitzgerald-McDougall, Inc.
114 .San^ome St., .San Francisco 4, Cal.
Phone: DO 2-.) 107
President Charles McDougall
6 King .Street Fast. Toronto 1, Ontario
Phone: FMpire 3-2851
Manager Gilbert Nunns
Kiulio Accounts: American Chicle Com-
panv, H. T. Babbitt. Campbell Soup Co., Fal-
*l.iff Br^-Hing Corp., General Mills, Inc.,
F«ui..HoHi- Co.. IVorK-r & Gamble Co., Ster-
ling Drug, Inc., I . S. Army, U. S. Air Force
and Organi/.id lU-^tr\t'. Corps Recruiting
Servire.
TV Accounts: American Chicle, B. T.
Babbitt, Ciampbell Soup Co., Falstaf! Brew-
ing Corp., r,rni-ral Mills, Inc., Stirling Drug
Inr., Troflrr & Cuiil.]*- Co.
D'ARCY ADVERTISING CO.
Miktouri Tarifir Bl.ig.. St. Fouls 3, Mo.
rhone: CKnlral 6700
AAAA— ABC— ABP -AiNPA— APA
NOAB-PPA
' bairman of the Board P. J. Orthwein
''•'''♦•"• J. F. Oberwinder
V irr-IVe*,.TreaMjr.r E. D. Cronk
I i ninth Offices
515 .Madi^^on Ave., .New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PFaza 8-2600
y^^ff ^r**.****""* J Y. Brown, Jr.
V.P, Radio-TV Director Paul Louis
Terminal Tower Bldg., Cleveland 13, O.
Phone: TOwn 1-3911
V ice-President Stanley P. Seward
57 Bloor St. W., Toronto, Ontario, Can.
Phone: Princess 3991
Vice-President G. P. Altenbernd
800 Peachtree St., N.E., Atlanta 5, Ga.
Phone: VE 8815
Vice-President J. Hixon Kinsella
Radio Accounts: The Coca-Cola Co., At-
lanta, Ga.; Anheuser-Busch, Inc., Laclede Gas
Light Co., St. Louis, Mo.; General Tire &
Rubber Co., Akron; Cleveland Electric
Illuminating Co., Cleveland, O.
TV Accounts: Anheuser-Busch, Inc., St.
Louis, Mo., Coca-Cola Co., Atlanta, Ga.
JIMM DAUGHERTY, INC.
706 Chestnut St., St. Louis 1, Mo.
Phone: MAin 0790-1
PPA— NOAB— APA
Pres., Space Buyer James M. Daugherty
Secretary-Treasurer. .Pauline Otto Daugherty
Radio Accounts: Pepsi-Cola, St. Louis
Dairy Co., General Electric Supply Co., St.
Louis.
TV Account: Pepsi-Cola.
DAVIS & COMPANY
Pacific Mutual Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: Michigan 3908
ANPA— PPA
Partner Robert J. Davis
TV Director R. J. Davis, Jr.
Radio Time Buyer Marilyn Morisset
Radio Accounts: Blue Bird Potato Chips,
Inc., Scudder F'ood Products.
TV Accounts: Scudder Food Products,
Wilson & Co. (Pacific Coast) ; Andersen's
Foods, Inc.
BEN DEAN ADVERTISING AGENCY
207 Houseman Bldg., Grand Rapids 2, Mich.
Phone: 8-0666
APA— ABP
^>wner Ben Dean
Production Manager Mildred Juneau
Account Executive Ben Dean, Jr.
HERSCHEL Z. DEUTSCH & CO.,
INC.
575 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-1788
ABP
President Herschel Z. Deutsch
•'^♦^cty M. A. Deutsch
^'reas Robert Stone
Copy Chief Michael Riese
Research Dir Shirley Walode
Media Director Madeleine Allison
Radio Accounts: E. T. Browne Drug Co.
(Palmer's "Skin-Success"), New York; M. J.
Breilenbach Co. (Pepto-Mangan), New
York; Lander Co. (Dixie Peach), New York.
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES
* • •
DEUTSCH & SHEA, INC.
230 West 41st St., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 4-5900
ABP— APA— AAAA— ANPA
President Arnold R. Deutsch
Vice-President Van M. Evans
Secretary Henry Geissenheimer
Production Mgr Richard Gazley
Space Buyer Erwin Lowen
DICKLOW ADV. AGENCY
1324 National City Bldg., Dallas 1, Tex.
Phone: RAndolph 8295
APA— SNPA
Owner-Radio Buyer Irene Scott Dicklow
DOE-ANDERSON ADV. AGENCY
Martin Brown Bldg., Louisville 2, Ky.
Phone: WAbash 3193
ANPA— APA— PP A— SNPA
Partners. .Elmer H. Doe, Warwick Anderson
Acct. Execs Elmer H. Doe,
Warwick Anderson, George W. Emerson,
Richard W. Smith
Media Buyer Miss G. P. Wagner
Production Manager J. B. Peterkin
DOHERTY, CLIFFORD &
SHENFIELD, INC.
350 Fifth Ave., New York 1, N. Y.
Phone: BRyant 9-0445
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— APA
NOAB— PPA
Chairman of the Bd.. .Lawrence L. Shenfield
President Donald K. Clifford
Secretary William E. Steers
Vice-President Francis J. Doherty
Treasurer Nelson O. Argueso
Asst. Secy Marie L. Brennan
Vice-Presidents Aldis P. Butler,
William E. Holden, Chester MacCracken,
James F. Egan, Harry M. Ireland, Edward
M. Raynolds, Samuel L. Frey, Joel F.
Jacobs, Dr. Philip Reichert, Robert Hayes,
Robert E. Shaw
Dir. of Radio & TV Chester MacCracken
Radio Accounts: Bristol-Myers Company
(Trushay, Sal Hepatica, Ipana, Bufferin and
Resistab, Ammen Vitalis, Mum, Vitalis Hair
Cream, Benex), New York, N. Y.; The Bor-
den Co. (Borden's Instant Coffee), New
York.
TV Accounts: Bristol-Myers Company
(Ipana, Vitalis, Resistab, Sal Hepatica,
Trushay, Bufferin, Mum), Welch Grape
Juice (Grape Juice, Preserves), New York,
N. Y.; Borden Co. (Borden's Inst. Coffee).
THE RALPH L. DOMBROWER CO.,
INC.
11 E. Franklin St., Richmond 21, Va.
Phone: Richmond 3-111-3
ABP— APA— SNPA
Pres.-Treas.-Space Buyer (News)
Ralph L. Dombrower, Sr.
Vice-Pres Ralph L, Dombrower, Jr.
V.F., Sec. & Radio Time Buyer
Malcolm B. Dombrower
Art Director Hobart Britton
Radio Dir T. Michaux Moody
Media & Space Buyer (Mag.) . .Phyllis King
Branch Office
Woodward Bldg., Washington, D. C.
Phone: REpublic 1420
Manager Philip Rosenfeld
Radio Accounts: Etchison Hat Co., Inc.,
Chesterfield Hat Corp., Richmond, Va.;
East Coast Freight Lines, Richmond, Va.;
Home Brewing Co., Richmond; Planters
Fertilizer Co., Charleston, S. C.
DONAHUE & COE, INC.
1270 Ave. of Amer., New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-4252
ABP— ANPA— AFA— NOAB— PPA
SNPA
President E. J. Churchill
Dir. Motion Picture, Radio
& TV Div A. Carl Rigrod
Time Buyer Evelyn Jones
Radio-TV Dept.. .Walter Scott, David Pollard
Branch Office
411 Hurt Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: MAin 5662
Vice-President H. L. Morrill
Radio Accounts: Burlington Mills, Inc.
(Bur-Mil Cameo Hosiery), New York, N. Y.;
Institute of Commercial Art (Famous Artists
Course), New York, N. Y.; Loew's, Inc. (Mo-
tion Pictures, Loew's Theatres), New York,
N. Y.; Metio-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc. (M-G-M
Pictures), New York, N. Y.; Monarch Wine
Co. (Manischewitz Wine), New York, N. Y.;
New York Herald-Tribune (Newspaper),
New York, N. Y.; New York World-Tele-
gram & Sun (Newspaper), New York, N. Y.;
River Brand Rice Mills, Inc. (Carolina &
River Brand Rice), New York, N. Y.; Rocke-
feller Center, Inc. (Radio City Music Hall),
New York, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Amer. Financial and Devel-
opment Corp. for Israel (Israel Bonds), New
York, N. Y.; Burlington Mills, Inc. (Bur-Mil
Cameo Hosiery), New York, N. Y.; Cosmo-
politan Magazine, New York, N. Y.; Federa-
tion Bank & Trust Co. (Bank), New York,
N. Y.; General Cigar Company (Robt. Bums
Cigar), New York, N. Y.; Institute of Com-
mercial Art (Famous Artists Course), New
York, N. Y.; Irish Linen Guild (Irish
Linen), Belfast, Ireland; Loew's, Inc.
(Loew's Theatres), New York, N. Y.; Metro-
Gold wyn-Mayer (Motion Pictures), New
York, N. Y.; Monarch Wine Co. (Mani-
schewitz Wine), New York, N. Y.; New
York Herald-Tribune (Newspaper), New
169
it H
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
• • •
\ork. .N. \.: Ntw liuk World- IVl.j-ram \
Sun (NrH>H4|»rr), Nrw York, .\. Y.; Hockt-
frllrr Onlrr. Inc. (Kailio I'.ily Mu>if Hall).
,\rv» York. N. Y.; Scripto, Inc. (Pens &
IVnriUt. Vlhuila. (^a.
W. B. DONER & COMPANY
S05 Washington Blvd. Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
rhonc: woodward 5-7100
ABP-ANPA-PPA
Pretident W. B. Doner
Kxrc. Vicf-Pres Charles F. Rosen
T^c«^u^e^ Julian A. Grace
Vice-President Felix Hower
Secretary & Art Dir Ben Goldstein
lirunch Office
203 N. V^ aha>h Ave, Chicago 1, 111.
IMionr: DKa 2-4674
Exec. Vice-Pre* Marvin H. Frank
Radio Accounts: Altes Brewing Company
(Beer), Detroit, Mich.; Speedway Petroleum
Corp. (Ga^olin^•), Detroit, Mich.; Feigenson
Br08. Co. (Fa>go Beverage) (Soft drinks &
mixes), Detroit, Mich.; Huh Appliance
Stores (Appliance-), Detroit, .Mi<h.; Rose
Jeweir) i.u. (Jrwelr>), Detroit, Mich.; Big
Bear Slarkcis (radio & TV) (Super Mar-
kets), Detroit, Mich.; Federal Department
Slores (radio & TV), Detroit, Mich.; Michi-
gan Wineries (radio & TV) (Wines), Paw
Paw, Mich.
Ty Accounts: Altes Brewing Company
(Beer), Detr«»it, Mich.; Speedway Petroleum
Corp. ((»a» & Oil), Detroit, Mi«h.; Feigen-
son Bro^. (!o. (Soft drinks & mixers), De-
troit, Mich.; Ho-«- Jewelry (Jo. (Jewelry),
Detroit^ Midi.; Huh Appliance Stores (Ap-
pliance K Detroit, Mi<;h.; Famous Furniture
Co. (Furniture & Upholstering), Detroit,
Mich.; Deihoy Distrihutors (Delsoy Top-
ping), Dearhorn, Mich.; Hygrade Food Prod-
urU Corp. (Honey hrand Ham), Detroit,
.Mieh.; Cherrin BroB. i'.o. (Party Sweet
(Indies), Detroit, .Mich.
DOREMUS (Sr COMPANY
120 Broadv.a>, .New York .',, N. Y.
Phone: W Orth 40700
Prrtidenl Wm. H. Long, Jr.
Viee-Prehideni W alter H. Burnham
Arrount V.xtr. & Radio &
TV Dir Kdwin R. Rooney, Jr.
Uranch Offices
208 LaSalle St., Chicago 4, HI.
Phone: CKnlral 6-9132
V.P. & Mgr Chah. C. Greene
53 .Slate .St., Ronton 9, Mass.
Phone: LA/ayette 3-0770
''Senior V.P Chas. W. Mor»e
1518 Walnut St., Philadelphia 2, Pa.
Phone: Pennypacker 5-4477
V.P E. Howard York
425 Bufch .St., .San Franci-co 8, Cal.
Phone: Yukon 24080
V.P Ronald Brindley
Radio Accounts: Chemical Bank & Trust
Company (Bank), New York City; Kidder,
Peahody & Co. (Brokerage), New York,
Boston & Chicago; Union Trust Co. (Bank),
Washington, D. C; (Jalviu Bullock (Broker-
age), New York (Jity; Boston Federal Sav-
ings & Loan Association (Bank), Boston;
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank (Bank),
Boston; R. L. Day & Co. (Brokerage), Bos-
ton; Estahrook & Co. (Brokerage), Boston;
Vance, Sanders & Co. (Brokerage), Boston;
Wallham Fed. Savings & Loan Association
(Bank), Boston; Automatic Heating Corp.,
Boston; Diamond Match Co. (Lumber
Matches), Boston; Pastene Wine & Spirits,
Boston; Seller's, Inc. (Frozen Foods), Bos-
Ion; Metiiodist Radio Society of Philadel-
phia, Philadelphia; Pennington, Colket &
Co. (Brokerage), Philadelphia; Provident
Trust Co. of Philadelphia (Bank), Philadel-
phia; American School (Home Study), Chi-
cago; Lawn Savings & Loan Association
(Bank), Chicago; St. Paul Federal Savings
& Loan Assoc. (Banlc), Chicago; Crocker
First National Bank (Bank), San Francisco;
Palace Hardware Corporation (Hardware),
San Francisco.
TV Accounts: Kidder, Peabody & Co.
(Brokerage), New York, Boston, Chicago;
Union Trust Co. (Bank), Washington, D. C;
Calvin Bullock (Brokerage), New York;
(Cities Service Oil Co. (Dealers), Boston;
The Wellington Co. (Brokerage), Philadel-
phia; Smith, Kline & French (Pharmaceuti-
cals), Philadelphia; Lawn Savings & Loan
Assoc. (Bank), Chicago; Standard Coil, Chi-
cago ; Western Ave. Buick, Chicago.
DOREMUS-ESHLEMAN COMPANY
1522 Locust St., Philadelphia 2, Pa.
Phone: KIngsley 5-2590
^ ABP— ANPA— PPA— APA— NOAB
V-l* Benjamin Eshleman
V.P E. Howard York, HI
V.P B. Franklin Eshleman, II
V.P L. H. Greenhouse
V.P J. J. D. Spillan
Dir. of Media Jos. R. Rollins, Jr.
Radio Accounts: Commonwealth of Pa.:
Dept. Revenue (highway safety), Dept. Com-
merce (tourist & recreation), Harrisburg,
Pa.; Sears Roebuck & Co. (mail order),
Philadelphia, Pa.; Sun Shipbuilding Co.
(shipbuilding), Chester, Pa.; H. H. Miller
Co. (motor oil), Phila., Pa.; Motor Exchange
Co. (automotive), Phila., Pa.; Provident
Trust Co. (bank), Phila., Pa,; Wellington
Fund (mutual investment), Phila., Pa.; Allan
Wood Co. (steel fabricator), Conshohocken,
Pa.
7T Accounts: Sun Shipbuilding Co. (ship-
bujlding), Chester, Pa.; Smith Kline &
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES
• • •
French (pharmaceutical), Phila., Pa.; H. H.
Miller Co. (motor oil), Phila., Pa.; Welling-
ton Fund (mutual investments), Phila., Pa.
JOHN C. DOWD, INC.
212 Park Square Bldg., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: HUbbard 2-8050
ANPA— NOAB— PPA
Radio & TV Dir. . .Theodore B. Pitman, Jr.
Space & Radio Time Buyer. . .Wm. D. Walsh
Branch Offices
*Dowd, Redfield & Johnstone, Inc.
501 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-1275
President John C. Dowd
* Affiliated office.
Radio Accounts: Albany Carpet Cleaning
Co. (Rugs & Carpets), Allslon, Mass.; Bos-
ton Edison Co. (Electricity), Boston Mass.;
Cott Beverage Corp. (Soft Drinks), New
Haven, Conn.; First National Stores (Food),
Somerville, Mass.; Groveton Paper Co.
(Paper), Boston, Mass.; Martin L. Hall Co.
(Coffee & Tea), South Boston, Mass.; Har-
vard Brewing Co. (Ale & Beer), Lowell,
Mass.; National Company (Radio Receivers
& TV Sets), Maiden, Mass.; Town & Coun-
try (Real Estate), Boston, Mass.
TV Accounts: Albany Carpet Cleaning Co.
(Rugs & Carpels), AUston, Mass.; Carpen-
ter-Morton Co. (Paints), Everett, Mass.;
Cott Beverage Corp. (Soft Drinks), New
Haven, Conn.; First National Stores (Food),
Somerville, Mass.; Groveton Papers Co.
(Paper), Boston, Mass.; Martin L. Hall Co.
(Coffee & Tea), South Boston, Mass.; Me-
gowen-Educator Food Co. (Crackers & Bis-
cuits), Lowell, Mass.; Eugene Rothmund,
Inc. (Sausages & Frankfurters), Somerville,
Mass.
DOWD, REDFIELD & JOHNSTONE,
INC.
501 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-1275
ABC— ABP— ANPA
Chairman L. L. Redfield
President John C. Dowd
Exec. Vice-Pres Edmund F. Johnstone
Sect.-Treas Edward D. Parent
V.P., Gen. Mgr Michael A. Raymond
Radio-TV Director Harry H. Patterson
Radio & TV Time Buyer Betty Nasse
Radio Accounts: Block Drug Company
(various drug products), Jersey City; Amer-
ican Protam Co. (reducing products). New
York; Save-By-Mail, Inc. (mail order prod-
ucts). New York; Stahl-Meyer, Inc. (canned
meats), Bonoil Packing Co. (olive oil prod-
ucts), Albert Ehlers, Inc. (coffee), Cott
Beverage Co. (soft drinks), New Haven;
Bristol Meyers Co. (Mum deodorant). New
York; Rap-i-dol Distributing Corp. (Blen-
sol). New York; Continental Glass Heat Co.
(heating panels), Dormin, Inc. (sleeping
capsules). New York.
TV Accounts: Rap-i-dol Distributing Corp.
(Blensol), New York; Stahl-Meyer, Inc.
(meat products). New York; Block Drug
Co. (Omega Oil, Poslam), Jersey City; Al-
bert Ehlers, Inc. (coffee). New York; Cott
Beverage Corp. (soft drinks). New Haven;
Bristol Myers Co. (Mum deodorant). New
York; Dormin, Inc. (sleeping capsules). New
York; Ruby Red Tooth Paste (tooth paste).
New York.
L. J. DuMAHAUT ADV. AGENCY
Book Tower, Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WO 2-8246
Owner L. Jerome DuMahaul
Production Manager Georgiana E. Park
Radio Time Buyer Hazel R. Belman
Copy Chief David G. Parkes
DUNDES & FRANK. INC.
64 West 48th Street, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-0750
President Ben Frank
Treas. & Sec Harold Dundes
Space Buyer Daisy Grosswirth
ROY S. DURSTINE, INC.
730 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-1400
NOAB— PPA— APA— ABC
President Roy S. Durstine
Vice-Presidents Wm. E. Dempster,
John Malone, Jr., Ralph D. Allum, J. R.
Gilman
Treasurer T. Arnold Ran
Head Art Dir Harvey A. Spooner
Art Director J. Burton Stevens
Radio-TV Time Buyer Maria Carayas
Radio Prod Hubert Wilke
Branch Offices
3440 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 8-3411
Exec.-in-Charge William D. Sloan
156 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 6-6917
Exec.-in-Charge Robert B. England
Radio Accounts: Sylvania Electric Prod-
ucts, Inc. (Radio & Television Division)
(television sets, radios, radio clocks), Buf-
falo, N. Y.; J. C. Penney Company (depart-
ment store). New York, N. Y.; Van Houten
& Zoon, Inc. (cocoa). New York, N. Y.;
Clarke-Cleveland, Inc. (Thyoquent), Bing-
hamton, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Macmillan Petroleum Cor-
poration (motor oil), Los Angeles, Calif.;
Clark-Cleveland, Inc. (Thyoquent), Bing-
hamton, N. Y.; J. C. Penney (department
store). New York, N. Y.; Graybar Electric
Company, Los Angeles & San Francisco;
Modglin Company, Los Angeles, Cal.; Pa-
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES
ritic dux ( oiupany. San Franristo, Cal.:
roilr>la Halilorrhi « flowors, gifts), San Fran-
ri>ro, Ca\.; Amoriran (^yananiid (Company
<SuprrM*|l, New York. N. Y.
ADAM F. EBY & ASSOC.
330 Andrews Hldp.. Hiiffalo 2, N. Y.
Phone: MAilison 2921
Ouncr Adam F". Ehy
Treasurer Virginia Eby
Radio Accounts: Jarobi Bros. (Men's Fur-
ni!ihing>K Buffalo, N. Y.; Sports Show
(Sliow), Boston, Mass.; Stamford Park (Race
Track), Niagara Falls, Ont.; S. R. Gerber
>au>age Co. (Wieners and Sausage), Buffalo,
N. Y.; Chip Steak Co. (Chip Steaks), Buf-
falo, N. Y.; CuUigan Soft Water (Water
Softening Service), Buffalo, N. Y.: Police
Circus (C-ircus), Buffalo, N. Y.; Food Ex-
hibit (Show), Buffalo, X. Y.
TV Accounts: Sports Show (Show), Bos-
ton, Mass.; Stamford Park (Race Track),
Niagara Falls, Ont.; S. R. Gerber Sausage
(Wieners & Sausage), Buffalo, N. Y.; Police
Circus (Circus), Buffalo, N. Y.; Culligan
Soft Water (Water Softening), Buffalo,
N. Y.; Food Exhibit (Food Show), Buffalo,
N. Y.; Chip Steak Co. (Chip Steaks), Buf-
falo. N. Y.
EDELSTEIN-NELSON ADV.
AGENCY, INC.
203 North Wahasli .St., Chicago 1, 111.
Plionc: ANdover 3-3867
ABP
President Edward Edelstein
Vice-Preoident Irving Karlin
Radifj and TV Accounts: Conway Camera
Co. (photo retailer), Chicago.
ELLINGTON <S CO., INC.. ADV.
'..r, I ifih Ax.-., .N,w York 17, N. Y.
Phone: Mljrray Hill 74300
ANPA APA-NOAB PPA
Precident Jesse T. Ellington
Vire.Pr«'»ident'- Tlnodore S. Strong,
Hyland L. Hodgson, Charles W. Marshall,
Chauncey L. Landon, Van Davis, William
A. Ban^l
Treasurer Gordon M. Kingman
Ex.-r. Dir. Radio & TV Hal James
Kxer. Producir A. Burke Crolty
Kadio & TV Time Buyer iJan Kane
Radio Accounts: Celanese Corporation of
America fYarn«, F'abrics. F'hi'-tics), New
York, N. Y.; Harriet Hubbard Ayer (Cos-
metict); McKeitbon & Robbing. (Drugs).
TV Accountn: Cadbury-Fry America, Inc.
^ Candy), Celanese Corporation of America
^ Yarns, Fabric^ Pla»tiee), New York, N. Y.;
MrKeiifton & Robbing; Bayuk Cigars, Inc.;
J. >*i««. & Siins CSelssors & Shears).
ELLIS ADVERTISING CO.
Krianger Theatre Bldg., Buffalo 1, N. Y.
Phone: CI. 6780
ABP— ANPA— APA-NOAB— PPA
Partners Michael F. Ellis,
Jerome R. Ellis
Radio-TV Director Josephine Williams
Branch Offices
77 York St. W., Toronto, Ont.
Phone: Wa 9902
Manager Al May
448 Seymour St., Vancouver, B. C.
Phone: Ma 2631
Manager W, Van Warren
Radio Accounts: Nemnier Furniture Com-
pany (Furniture Manufacturer), Rosinski
Furniture Co. (Furniture Stores), DiBello
Motor Sales (Pontiac Dealers), Buffalo,
N. Y., Old Barn (Restaurant), East Aurora,
N. Y.; William C. Maunz (Insulation and
Heating), Buffalo, N. Y.; Niagara County
Savings Bank (Savings Bank), Niagara Falls,
N. Y.; Kensington Savings & Loan Assn.
(Savings and Loan Assn.), Madison Cab
(Taxi Cabs), Mel's (Men's Clothing), A & B
of Buffalo, Inc., (Ballantine Beer Distribu-
tors), Phoenix Brewery Corp. (Beer and
Ale), Western Savings Bank (Savings Bank).
TV Accounts: Western Savings Bank (Bank
— Savings), First National Bank (Bank —
Commercial), Italian & French Wine Co.
(Old Friar Brand Wines), George R. Ben-
nett Co., Inc. (Food Broker — Neptune Sar-
dines, Borden's Condensed Milk, Star-Kist
Tuna), Buffalo General Laundries (Laundry
and Dry Cleaning), Nemmer Furniture Com-
pany (Furniture Manufacturers), Phoenix
lirewery Corp. (Beer and Ale), Rosinski
Furniture Co. (Furniture Stores), Breden-
berg Distributing Co. (Imported Labatt's
Beer), William Hengerer Company (De-
partment Store), Lamont-Wray Motors
((Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer).
ROBERT J. ENDERS ADVERTISING,
INC.
1415 K St., N.W., Washington 5, D. C.
Phone: Sterling 2222
President Robert J. Enders
Exec. Vice-President Howard A. Enders
Vice-President Rudy Vallee
Secretary-Treasurer Melvin Alan Bank
Account Executives Sylvia Devey,
William Fitzgerald, Robert L. Friend
Radio-TV Director Mary Griffin, Jr.
Traffic Manager Dorothy Shick
TV Film Director Robert L. Friend
liranch Offices
Packard Building, Philadelphia, Pa.
Phone: RIttenhouse 6-5491
Manager Al Fingerman
270 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-4952
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ADVERTISI NG AGENCIES
• • •
Vice-Pres Howard Enders
TV Art Director Fred Waller
6611 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: Hillside 6118
Manager John Swallow
Radio Accounts: Amvets (American Vet-
erans of World War Two), Veterans of
Foreign Wars, Koolvent Metal Awnings,
Washington, D. C; All-Aluminum Corp.
(Chairs, Tables), Georges Radio & Televi-
sion Co., Government Services Inc., Wash-
ington, D. C; Brigg's Filtration Corp., Occi-
dental Restaurant, Travel Inc., Washington,
D. C; Simon Distributing Corp. (Motorola,
Hotpoint, General Electric), Washington,
D. C., Maryland, and Virginia; Al's Motors
(Chrysler), Virginia; McCoy's (Radio, Tele-
vision & Appliances), Washington, D. C;
Mid-Atlantic Appliances (Admiral and Ben.
dix), Washington, Maryland, Virginia; Air
Rome, Inc. (Trips to Holy Land), National;
Home Appliance Co. (Radio, Television &
Appliances), United States Government
Agencies, Abbott Refrigeration Corp., Thor
Corp. (Washers & Ironers), Cardwells Inc.
(Rugs), National Institute of Technology,
Sil-i-Kleen Auto Polish, Washington, D. C.;
Peirce-Phelps Distributors (Admiral, Youngs-
town, Proctor, Hamilton), Academy Motors
(Hudson), Philadelphia, Pa.
Tr Accounts: Koolvent Metal Awnings,
George's Radio & Television Co., The Hecht
Company (Dept. Store), Occidental Restaur-
ant, Washington, D. C; Simon Distributing
Corp. (Motorola, Hotpoint, General Elec-
tric), Washington, Maryland, Virginia; Al's
Motors (Chrysler) Virginia; McCoy's (Ra-
dio, Television & Appliances), Mid- Atlantic
Appliances (Admiral & Bendix), Washing-
ton, D. C, Maryland, Virginia; Home Appli-
ance Company (Radio, Television & Appli-
ances), Washington, D. C; Hotpoint Corpo-
ration, National; Abbott Refrigeration Corp.,
Thor Corp. (Washers & Ironers), Sil-i-Kleen
Auto Polish, Rumpus Rye (New Philadelphia
Bakery), Washington, D. C.; N. Snellenburg
& Company (Dept. Store), Peirce-Phelps Dis-
tributors (Admiral, Youngstown, Proctor,
Hamilton), Philadelphia, Pa.; Hecht Bros.
(Dept. Store), Washington, D. C; The Hub
(Dept. Store), Baltimore, Md.; Motorola,
Gimbel's (Dept. Store), Frigidaire, Phila-
delphia, Pa.; Simon Distributing Corp.
(Motorola, Hotpoint, General Electric),
Washington, D. C, Maryland, Virginia;
R. H. White Co. (Dept. Store), TV Engineers
of New England, Boston, Mass.; Gimbel
Brothers (Dept. Store), Pittsburgh, Pa.
ENGEL ADVERTISING, INC.
185 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: RAndolph 6-7220
ANPA— PPA— APA— NOAB
President & Treasurer Frank L. Engel
Vice-Pres. & Sec M. L. Engel
Art Dir. & Copy Dir, A. L, Rumry
Radio Accounts: Superior Match Pants
Co.
ENNIS-ANDERSON ADV. AGENCY
218 Anglo Bank Bldg., Fresno, Calif.
Phone: Ph. 3-2613
President E. E. Anderson
Vice-President Frank Ennis
Art Director Milton M. Young
Radio Director Lon McAdams
Radio Accounts: National Dollar Stores,
Roth Furniture Co., Fresno Macaroni Co.,
Perfection Macaroni Sauce.
ERWIN, WASEY & CO., INC.
420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-8700
AAAA— ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA
Chairman of the Board Louis R. Wasey
coresident Howard D. Williams
Vice-Presidents George E. Wasey,
David B. Williams
Sec.-Treas James F. O'Connor
Exec. Dir. Radio-TV James C. Douglass
Business Mgr., Radio-TV Keith B. Shaffer
Dir. Radio-TV Creative Prod.. Michael Levin
Time Buyer Ray Simms
Radio Dir. (L. A.) Robert L. Redd
TV Dir. (L. A.) Charles F. Lowe
Time Buyer (L. A.) Glen Bohannan
Time Buyer (Chicago) John Gwynn
Branch Offices
230 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Manager L. R. Northrup
5045 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 36, Calif.
Exec. Vice-Pres Emmett C. McGaughey
523 Marquette Ave., Minneapolis 2, Minn.
President Mac Martin
1st National Bank Bldg., Oklahoma City, Ok.
President Howard D. Williams
1170 Bay St., Toronto, Ont., Can.
Manager Ralph L. Lawson
1121 St. Katherine St. W., Montreal, Que.,
Canada
Manager William C. Stannard
Radio Accounts: Barbasol Co. (Barbasol),
Indianapolis, Ind.; Musterole Co. (Muster-
ole), Cleveland, 0.; Carnation Co. (Evapo-
rated Milk, Ice Cream, Malted Milk), Los
Angeles, Calif.; Albers Milling Co. (Cereals,
Flapjack Mix, Friskies Dog Food), Seattle,
Wash.; Consolidated Cigar Corp. (Harvester
Cigars, Dutch Masters Cigars), Zonite Prod-
ucts Corp. (Larvex), New York, N. Y.;
Nash Coffee Co. (Coffee), Minneapolis,
Minn.; S. C. Johnson & Sons, Inc. (Wax
Products), Racine, Wis.; Seeck and Kade,
Inc. (Pertussin Cough Syrup), New York,
N. Y.; KRO Company (Rodenticides),
173
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
Sliriiigfu l«l. O.; J.uol. Ki.ssr H<Ullin}i Works
lS»ft Drink- », MiniuapoHs, Minn.: Acme
Hour MilU (Hour», Okluhonia City, Okla.;
F^ F. Ilutton anil Co. (.Soruritij's) , Los An-
fflris Calif.: McCoy rrotlurt> (Vitamins),
Nr%» York. N. v.: Olive TaMoi Co. (Laxa-
li>cl, Coluniliu.s, I).; Spring!^ Collon Mills
Co. (Spring Maid Slitcls), Lancaster, S. C.
rr Accounts: Carnation Co. (Lvaporated
Milk), Los Angeles, Calif.; AUkms Milling
Co. (Fri>kies Dog Fo«ul), .'Seattle, Wasli.;
Con^olidated Cigar Corp. (Harvester
Cigars). New York, N. Y.; Springs Cotton
Mills (Spring Maid Sheel>), Lancaster, S. C;
Sceck an.l Kadr, Inc. (rertu>sin). New York,
N. Y.; Muslerole Co. ( Mii>terole), Cleve-
land, O.; North .American Philips Co.
(Norelco Duo-Vue), New York, N. Y.; Ad-
miral t'orp. (Refrigerators, TV and Radio
Hereixrr'-K Chicago, III.
WILLIAM ESTY COMPANY, INC.
UK) i:. I2nd M., New York, N. Y.
IMione: Mlrrav Hill 5-1900
A HC— A HP— AN PA- A FA
Chairman of the Board Vi illiam Esty
President James J. Houlahan
Vice Pre-idenl Dr. Wallace H. Wulfeck
Srrretar>-Trea-urer E. H. Cummings
V.P. Ch'g. TV Prog Kendall Foster
Arting Radio Director Wendell Adams
V.P. Chg. TV Commercial. .Stanley A. Lomas
liranrh Office
6331 HolKwood Blvd., Hollywood 28, CaL
F^xer. Prod.-Dir Arnold J. Wester
Radio Arroitnts: Colgate (Rapid-Shave,
Fab, Vel), Jer^e> (My; National Carbon Co.
("Kveready'' Batterie«, "Preslone** anti-
freeze). New York; R. J. Reynolds Tob. Co.
(Camel (Cigarettes (lavalier Cigarettes,
Prince .Albert .Snuiking Tobacco), Winston-
Salem; <]ora <-ola Bottling (>o., New York.
jy Accounts: Colgate (P'ab, Rapid Shave,
Vel), Jer^ey City; Hawley & Hoop.«, Inc. (M
& M\ Candy), Newark; National (Jarbon Co.
<**Kvercady" Batteries, "Prchtone" anti-
freeze), .New York; R. J. Reynolds Tob. Co.
(Camel Cigarette^ Cavalier Cigarettes), Win-
»lon*Salem, .N. C.; Coca-Cola Bottling Co.,
New York; Pacquin, Inc. (Silk 'n Satin),
.New York.
EVANS & ASSOCIATES
Dan N^aggoner BIdg.. 1 ort Worth, Tex.
Phone: KDi-on *j:>2\
ABC— PPA-ABP-ANPA— APA
NAAN— NOAB
Partner* Albert Evans, Jr.,
"•jfijiiy Schlenther
I'nrNo Accounts: Williamson Dickie Mfg.
Wn\ ^ ork Clothes) ; Foremost Dairies
Plain*!); Ft. Worth Macaroni Co.
i y Accounti: Williamson Dickie Mfg. Co.;
Fort Worth Macoroni Co.; Foremost Dairies.
EVANS-WORK ADV. AGENCY
318y2 South Sixth St., Springfield, III.
Phone: 28868
President Clarence R. Evans
Art Director John Robert Work
Continuity Director Imogene Kundig
Radio Accounts: Arch Wilson, Inc., Axtell
Kramer, B & F Toggery, Barlow's Jewelry,
Beatrice Foods, L. B. Bell Fur Co., Bootery,
Bridge Jewelry Co., Camera Shop, Capital
W ood Works, Community Bakery, Constan-
tino Packing Co., Ray's Brand Products,
Dellert's Paints, Durham Electric Company,
Equitable Loan Company, Faultless Milling
("ompany, Fink's Cleaners, Graham's, Jack
Harnian, John Harms & Sons, Hills Bros.
(Company, Ideal Creamery, Kennedy's Laun-
dry & Dry Cleaners, Lincoln Trail Turkey
Farm, Modern Business Machines Co., Henry
Nelch & Son, Public Super Market, Punzak
Air Conditioning & Heating Co., Quality
Dairy, Rolands, Royal Crown Belting Co.,
Seek DeVault Paint Mfg. Co., Security Fed-
eral Savings & Loan, Senate Theatre, Sim-
mons Office Supply, Springfield Motors,
Springfield Refinoil, Spririgfield Skelgas,
Paul Steele Lumber Company, Swanson's
Camera Shop, R. W. Troxell Insurance,
Woodward & McCullough Jewelers.
THE EVERUNG ASSOCIATES, INC.
1015 Chestnut St., Philadelphia 7, Pa.
Phone: Market 7-2617
ABP— ANPA
Pres., Radio-TV Dir Frank J. Corkery
V.P. & Dir. of Art Reynold Abbruzi
Sec, Treas Alice L. Mooney
TV Prod Lester J. Harmon
Radio Accounts: Mrs. Smith's Pie Co.
(Pies), Potlstown; Valentine & Co. (Paint),
New York; Fleming & Bates (Coal), Phila-
delphia.
TV Accounts: Mrs. Smith's Pie Co. (Pies),
Pottstown; Valentine & Co. (Paint), New
York; Valspar Dealers (Paints), Washing-
ton, Baltimore, Binghamton.
FARQUHAR AND COMPANY, INC.
First National Bank Building, Utica 2, N. Y.
Phone: 2-6109
President John T. Farquhar
Vice-President Ted R. Darvoe
Secretary Roger H. Williams
Treasurer Jay C. Anderson
Radio-Television John T. Farquhar
Media Buyer Eleanor Crimmins
Radio Accounts: Utica Brewing Company
(Fort Schuyler Beer & Ale), Utica, N. Y.;
Dawes and Judkins Inc. (Floor Covering
Dealer and Distributor), Utica, N. Y.; F. J.
Baker & Sons (Wholesale, Retail Florists),
Utica, N. Y.; Wra. Parry & Sons Inc. (Dairy
Products), Utica, N. Y.; Jean's Foods of
Utica Inc. (Food Products), Utica, N. Y.;
174
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
Harry Heiman Inc. (Chrysler-Plymouth Dis-
tributor), Utica, N. Y.; Bonide Chemical
Co. (Insecticides, Fungicides), Utica; Rome
Savings Bank, Rome; Ribyat's Furniture,
Utica.
TV Accounts: Utica Brewing Company
(Fort Schuyler Beer and Ale), Utica, N. Y.;
Dawes and Judkins Inc. (Floor Covering
Dealer and Distributor), Utica, N. Y.; Bonide
Chemical Co., Utica; Harry Heiman Inc.
(Chrysler-Plymouth Dist.), Utica; Philip-
son & Co. (Investments), Utica; Ribyat's
Furniture, Utica.
FEIGENBAUM <5t WERMEN
ADVERTISING AGENCY
1922 Spruce St., Philadelphia 3, Pa.
Phone: LO 4-1536
ABP— ANPA— NOAP
Partner Harry Feigenbaum
Partner David Wermen
Radio-TV Director Stanley Goldstein
Radio Accounts: Grabosky Bros. (Royal-
ist, Amerada cigars), Philadelphia; Federal
Savings & Loan Assns. (savings and loan),
Philadelphia; Hardwick & Magee Furniture
(rugs & furniture), Philadelphia; Cumber-
land Brewing Co. (Old Export Beer), Cum-
berland, Md.; The Arrow Store (men's fur-
nishings), Philadelphia; Laundry Board of
Trade (Philadelphia laundries), Philadel-
phia; Fox Weis (furriers), Philadelphia;
Garden State Motors (automobiles & mo-
tors), Camden, N. J.; Bandler's (furniture),
Philadelphia; Reliable Pontiac (automo-
biles), Philadelphia.
TV Accounts: Kasser Distillers (wine),
Philadelphia; B. S. Pincus & Co. (meat prod-
ucts), Philadelphia; Booth's Bottling Co.
(carbonated beverages), Philadelphia; The
Arrow Store (men's apparel), Philadelphia;
New Yorker Cheese Co. (cheese products),
Philadelphia.
ROBERT FELDMAN, INC.
878 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: CO 5-3642
Pres. & Radio Time Buyer,
Account Executive Robert Feldman
Sec. & Treas B. Michaels
Radio Director C. Rhodes
Copy Chief L. Barton
TV Director R. Feldman
Radio Accounts: Nevelea Country Club,
Elliott Murphy's Aquashow, Maurella Prod-
ucts (Perfumes), Wivel Restaurant, Village
Barn, Jack Dempsey's Restaurant, Palisades
Amusement Park, Chen's Singapore, Young's
Gap Hotel.
TV Accounts: Eastern Wine Corp., Wivel
Restaurant, China Doll Night Club.
FELLOWS ADVERTISING AGENCY
410 Larned Bldg., Syracuse, N. Y.
Phone: 2-4175
ABP— APA
Pres., Space & Radio
Time Buyer Byron F. Fellows, Jr.
Secretary-Treasurer Marjorie Hughes
Radio Accounts: B W B Foods Inc.
(Brown's Baked Beans & Bean Soup), Mex-
ico, N. Y.; Cortland Baking Company (Co-
bakco Bread), Cortland, N. Y.; Norwich
Knitting Company (Character Sweatshirts),
Norwich, N. Y.
TV Accounts: B W B Foods, Inc. (Brown's
Baked Beans & Bean Soup), Mexico, N. Y.;
Cortland Baking Co. (Cobakco Bread),
Cortland, N. Y.; Norwich Knitting Co.
(Character Sweatshirts), Norwich, N. Y.
COURTLAND D. FERGUSON, INC.
Rm. 315, National Press Bldg.,
Washington, D. C.
Phone: NAtional 7713
President Courtland D. Ferguson
Secty.-Treas Lucille Pierce Ferguson
Radio Copy Dir Joseph Mcjimsey
TV Director Walter J. Kerwin
Art Director Lee Perri
Production Manager William Cooper
Time Buyer Beatrice Pientka
Branch Offices
45 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N. Y.
Manager Philip N. Jackson
525 N. Charles St., Baltimore, Md.
Manager Phil Jackson
Life Ins. Co. of Va. Bldg., Richmond, Va.
Manager Richard Nail
Radio Accounts: L. S. Briggs, Inc. (Meat
Products), Washington, D. C; Schindler
Peanut Products (Peanut Butter & Peanuts),
Wash. & Bait.; Mann's Potato Chips, Wash.
& Richmond; Smith's Storage Co., Washing-
ton; Lincoln Warehouse Corp., New York;
High's Lee Cream Co. (Dairy Products),
Washington, D. C; Little Tavern Shops
(Restaurants), Wash. & Baltimore.
TV Accounts: Briggs (Meat Products),
Smith's Storage Co., Washington, D. C; P.
D. Gwaltney Co., Smithfield, Va.
LAWRENCE FERTIG & CO., INC.
149 Madison Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 9-7100
ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA
President-Treasurer Lawrence Fertig
Exec. Vice-Pres. & Sec Alexander Slavitt
Vice-President Philip Lukin
Space Buyer Miss Selma Grosswirth
Art Director Stanley Dusek
Production Manager Mel Lewis
Radio-TV Time Buyer, Dir.. .Jos. H. Mintzer
175
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
ROBERT G. FIELDS & CO.
Sii.l. kmn Hl.lp. N;.^hville 3, Tonn.
rhone: ().19TT
ABP
Prrsidrnt Robert G. Fields
Arrount Fxeculive W. R. Culboitson
Strrrlarv A. Ferguson
Radio Accounts: Robl. Orr & Co. (Coffee),
St. Bernard Coal Co. (Coal), Coal Healing
NM^vire (CoalK Milk for Heallli, Inc.
( Milk*. Na>lnille. Tenn.
n Accounts: Nashville Pure Milk Co.
(Dairv Products), Nashville; Red Ace
IVlroieum Co. (Coal & Oil) ; Hester Battery
Co., Nashville.
FIRESTONE-GOODMAN ADV.
AGENCY, INC.
445 Loeh Arcade, Minneapolis 2, Minn.
Phone: Main 4393
ANPA-APA
Prefix Radio Dir. &
Copy Chief Allan L. Firestone
Trea?. & Art Director Archie Goodman
Secretary R. S. Firestone
Space Buyer L. Koehller
M M. FISHER ASSOCIATES
131 N. LaSalle St., Chicago 2, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-1610-1611
Owner Jack L. Fisher
Time Buver Helene Heinz
Radio & TV Dir.. . .Jack L. (Bud) Fisher, Jr.
Radio Accounts: Bell Savings & Loan
Am-u. (Local Radio), Cook Co. Central Dem-
orratic Committee — Political (Radio-selected
Loralitied), National Foundation for Infan-
tili- Paralyhi- (Midwest Rep.), New York &
Chirafto; Tarn O'Shanter (Country Club (Golf
Tournaments Only), Chicago; United Artists
Corp. (Motion Picture), Chicago (Radio Se-
lected Loralities) ; Universal-International
I*irture* (Motion Pictures), Chicago (Radio
>elert»-d Localities).
Ty Accounts: Cook Co. Central Demo-
cratic Committee (Political), Chicago (Se-
lected Localitieh); Tam O'Shanter Country
i Au\t (Coif Tournaments^), (>hirago; Harvey
Lumber Co., Chicago; Nat'l. Foundation for
Infantih' ParalvHiH, Chicago & N. Y.; United
Artii't'* Corp.; Universal-Inlernational Pic-
tures Corp.
FITZGERALD ADVERTISING
AGENCY
I.'c (An If. Building, New Orleans, La.
Phone: TUlane 3131
'"nr- .}(„' F. Killeen, Jos. H. Epstein,
'''. M. -flivsarz. Leonard Gessner, E. W.
f'-'Jor Wooiw-n, Warren G. Posey
•' 'n Dir Hariey B. Howcott
Xvlio-TV Director Aubrey Williame
Aart. Radio-TV Dir Mrs. Marie O'Meara
rV Film Director Tom Newman
Radio Accounts: Alabama-Georgia Syrup
Company (Alaga Syrup), Montgomery, Ala.;
Blue Plate Foods, Inc. (Mayonnaise-Peanut
Butler-Preserves & Jellies, CDM Coffee),
New Orleans, La.; H. G. Hills Stores (Chain
Grocery Stores), New Orleans, La.; Jackson
Brewing Company (Jax Beer), New Orleans,
La.; Pan-Am Southern Corporation (Motor
Oil & Gasoline), New Orleans, La.; Wesson
Oil & Snowdrift Sales Co. (Wesson Oil,
Snowdrift, Scoco and Cruslene Shortening),
New Orleans, La.
TV Accounts: Blue Plate Foods, Inc. (May-
onnaise-Peanut Butter-Preserves & Jellies),
New Orleans, La.; Godchaux Sugars, Inc.
(Sugar), New Orleans, La.; Higgins, Inc.
(Flooring & Misc. Products), New Orleans,
La.; H. G. Hill Stores (Chain Grocery
Stores), New Orleans, La.; Jackson Brewing
Company (Jax Beer), New Orleans, La.; La.
State Rice Milling Co. (Rice), Abbeville,
La.; Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Sales Co. (Wes-
son Oil & Snowdrift & Crustene), New Or-
leans, La.; Maison Blanche Company (De-
partment Store), New Orleans, La.; Pan-Am
Southern Corporation (Motor Oil & Gaso-
line), New Orleans, La.; Southern Shell Fish
Co. (Canned & Frozen Seafoods), Harvey,
La.
FLACK ADV. AGENCY, INC.
1110 Hills Bldg., Syracuse 2, N. Y.
Phone: 2-3129
AAAA— ABP— ANPA-APA— PPA
President John B. Flack
Secretary Florence O. Miller
Treasurer J. K. Bowman
Account Executives (Claire Evans,
Arnold T. Bowden, William P. Conklin,
Grover H. Hubbell
FOLEY ADVERTISING AGENCY
N. B. C. Bldg., Cleveland 14, 0.
Phone: CHerry 1-1490
President Robert B. Foley
Sec.-Treas Helen M. Little
Director A. B. Foley
Radio and TV Accounts: I. J. Fox, Inc.
(Retail Furrier), Nokes-Findley Wallpaper
& Paint Co., Cleveland.
THE RICHARD A. FOLEY ADV.
AGENCY, INC.
1528 Walnut St., Philadelphia 2, Pa.
Phone: KIngsley 5-1560
AAAA— ABC
President Charles H. Eyles
V.P.-Treas Lee E. Hood
V.P.-Gen. Mgr A. Edward Morgan
V.P.-Media Director Wesley Winning
Copy Director Raymond Barr
Radio-TV Director Frank M. Knight, Jr.
Time Buyer .David Smith
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• • •
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
• • •
Radio Accounts: Abbotts Dairies, Inc.
(Milk, Cheese & Ice Cream), Beneficial
Saving Fund (Banking), Delaware Steeple-
chase & Race Assn. (Horse Racing), Wil-
mington, Del.; Louis Burk Co. (pork prod-
ucts), Phila.
TV Accounts: Abbotts Dairies (ice cream,
milk), Philadelphia; Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road (passenger travel), Baltimore; Bene-
ficial Saving Fund (banking), Philadelphia;
Louis Burk Company (pork products), Phil-
adelphia; R. T. French (Company (bird
seed), Rochester; Atlantis Sales (Company
(Klix Dog Candy and Silvo Silver Polish),
Rochester.
FOOTE, CONE & BELDING
247 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-5000
ANPA— AAAA— PPA— APA— ABP—
NOAB
Chairman of the Bd Robert F. Carney
V.P. & Director Frank E. Delano
V.P. Chg. Finance, Secretary &
Director A. E. Rood
V.P. & Director RoUand W. Taylor
V.P. & Director Elwood Whitney
V.P. Chg. International
Division M. P. Franceschi
V.P.-Radio & Telev.. . .Edmund L. Cashman
V.P. Chg. Media Harold H. Dobberteen
V.P. Chg. Research Paul E. J. Gerhold
V.P. & Mgr. Eastern Mot.
Pic. Div Harold Holt
V.P.-Radio & Television Roger Pryor
Asst. Treas. &
Asst. Sec Charles H. Newbrand
Dir. of Merchandising. .. .Everett F. Braden
Dir. of Prog. Devel Thomas McDonnell
Dir. Media Joseph S. Spiegel
Mgr. Production Dept J. A. Koehler
Time Buyer Lillian Selb
Dir. Radio & Telev. Prod George Wolf
Office Manager Tyrell G. Rogers
Branches Offices
155 E. Superior St., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-4800
President Fairfax M. Cone
V.P. & Director Roy Campbell, Jr.
V.P. & Director Robert J. Koretz
V.P. & Director John F. Hunt
Treas. & Asst. Sec Jos. W. King
V.P. & Prod. Dir George Heiland
V.P Carl C. Hertzberg
V.P. Chg. Media & Res.. .Harold H. Webber
Educational Dir Leah Anderson
V.P. & Media Dir Robert Hussey
V.P. Chg. Res Richard TuUy
Mgr. Bcstg. Oper Richard J. Cunningham
Radio & Telev. Bus. Mgr Harry Dieter
Radio & Telev. Time
Buyer Genevieve Lemper
Office Mgr.. M. R. Loehrke
Statler Center, 900 Wilshire Blvd.,
Los Angeles 17, Cal.
Phone: MAdison 9-3611
Chairman Exec. Comm Don Balding
V.P. & Director William J. Pringle
V.P. & Director Jack Smock
V.P. & Art Dir Robert Freeman
Dir. of Media George Weaver
Dir. of Research Paul Henley
Mgr. Prod. Dept Brougham J. Morris
Radio Time Buyer Lydia R. Hatton
235 Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: SUtter 1-2355
Vice-Pres. & Mgr Ford Sibley
Media Director Llew A. Jones
6233 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28. Calif.
Phone: HOllyood 9-6265
Vice-Presidents C. Burt Oliver,
Elliston Vinson
Box 4223, Houston 14, Texas
Phone: ATwood 8561
Manager Stephen R. Wilhelm
Pacific Bldg., Portland 4, Oregon
Phone: BRoadway 3732
Leith F. Abbott
Radio Accounts: General Foods, Lieb-
mann Breweries, Inc., New York Central,
Lever Bros. American Bakers Assn., Armour
& Co., Frigidaire Division General Motors,
Hall Brothers, Inc., The Toni Company, In-
ternational Cellucotton Products Co., Acme
Brewing, Bullock's, Hoffman Radio, Hughes
Aircraft, Lockheed, Purex Corp. Ltd., Se-
curity-First National Bank, Sunkist Growers,
Union Oil, Westgate-Sun Harbor.
TV Accounts: General Foods, Liebmann
Breweries, Inc., Intern'l Latex, Lever Broth-
ers, Armour & Co., Frigidaire Division Gen-
eral Motors Corp., Hall Brothers, Inc., Inter-
national Cellucotton Products Co., The Toni
Company, Beatrice Foods Company, Security-
First National Bank, Acme Brewing, Bul-
lock's, Hoffman Radio, Hughes Aircraft,
Purex Corp. Ltd., Sunkist Growers, Union
OiL
MARSHALL FORD ADV. AGENCY
918 11th St., Sacramento 14, Calif.
Phone: Gilbert 2-3645
APA
President M. J. Ford
Publicity Director William Queale
Radio Accounts: Bercut-Richards Packing
Co. (Sacramento Brand Foods), Pureta Sau-
sage Co. (Sausage Products), Capital Fed-
eral Savings & Loan Assn., Taylors Dairy
(Ice Cream), Brolli-Parks Co. (Zenith Ra-
dios), Sacramento, Calif.
ALBERT FRANK-GUENTHER LAW
INC.
131 Cedar St., New York 6, N. Y.
Phone: COrtlandt 7-5060
ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA
177
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
« li;iirntan of tlu- \U\ Howard \V. Calkins
l*rr^il^rnl I rank J. Hrynold.s
Sr. Vicr-PtPJi. Victor J. Covasco
Kxcr. Virr-I're> Kithard A. (ailliiian
Virc-PrM. & Trras S. A. Spoakc
\ irrlVr>. & Sec L. G. McAdic
\ irc-Prc-id«Mit> Frank D. Cruikshaiik,
HoHard C. Allen
Dir. of Radio & TV Robert \V. I)a>
Branch Offices
One La SuIIr St.. (.Iiicapo 2, 111.
IMioiic: DKarhorn 2-6424
\ ice-IVr»ident H. \V. Dawson
10 Post Office Square, Boston 9, Mass.
Phone: IIAncock 6-5900
Vice-Pre>ident Joseph H. Hanilen
Packard HIdp., Philadelphia 2, Pa.
Phone: HIttenhouse 6-3915
Vice-President Milton T. Kyle
125 Hii^h St.. San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: Ylkon 6-4641
Manafier Liicrezia H. Kemper
FRANKEL, JONES, CO.
IKO N. Wal.a^h \\r.. Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: DFarborn 2-5745
NOAH— ABP— ANPA— APA— PPA
President Jones B. Frankel
Anount Executives Jones B. Frankel,
A. (f. (>ainrs. Lew Sanders
Spare Buyrr Helen Eich
Radio-TV Dirrclor Lew Sanders
Hmlio Accounts: Lion Chemical Co., Rolin
."^ah-", Valmor Prod.
71' Account: Rosin-Stan.
FRANKLIN & GLADNEY, INC.
10 Ka-t VnU St.. N.w York 17. N. Y.
I'hon.-: PLaza 9-7950
ABP—ANPA
Pretiidcnl Dolph Franklin
M«-dia Dir Edith Schless
Director of Mdsng Bernard W. Maxwell
Radio-TV Time Buyer Eleanor Pryde
Ty Accounts: .Stern Department Stores;
MawMin De Many f Furrier), Philadelphia,
f*a.; L. Fish Stores (Furniture), Chicago,
III.; Ilechl'g Department Stores (Depart-
ment Stores).
THE FREDERICK-CLINTON CO., INC.
'>\-, I ifih Ax.-., N.w York 17, .N. Y.
Phone: MLrray Hill 2-743:i
ABP-ANPA
Preiiident F. C. Burper
V.P., Trea IL S. Rieff
V.P., S-cretary R. S. Buckhinder
V.P., Art Director E. (;amhole
V.F»..Radio & TV Dir Sydney Rubin
W'i<//o Accounts: Adier Sho*-*. New York;
Milro^e Products (RAD Cleaner), New
York; Modene Paint Co, (paint products),
f/heloea, Masi,.; Vim Ehctric Co. (RCA,
Tbor, Hallierafterfe), New York.
CURT FREIBERGER & CO.
14:59 Court Place, Denver 2, Colo.
Phone: ALpine 2048
AAAA— ANPA
President C. J. Freiberger
Secretary Charles A. Haskell
Treasurer Doris Fleischer
TV Director Bob Swysgood
Radio Accounts: American Beauty Maca-
roni Co. (macaroni products), Denver;
Brecht Candy Co. (candy), Denver; Central
Bank & Trust Co. (banking), Denver; As-
sociated Grocers of Colo, (groceries), Den-
ver; Colorado Potato Flake Co. (potato
chips), Denver; Guardian Savings & Loan
Ass'n. (savings & loan), Denver; Sears Roe-
buck & Co. (dept. store), Denver; Sheridan
Brewing Co. (beer), Sheridan; Toner's, Inc.
(peanut butter), Denver; Vincent Syrup Co.
(syrups), Denver.
TV Accounts: Brecht Candy Co. (candy),
Denver; Beatrice Foods (dairy products),
Denver; Central Bank & Trust Co. (bank-
ing), Denver; Zefer Products (salad dress-
ings), Denver; Tivoli Union Co. (beer),
Denver; American Beauty Macaroni Co.
(macaroni products), Denver; Denver Conv.
& Visitors Bureau (travel), Denver; A. Car-
bone & Company (wines), Denver.
FREITAG ADV. AGENCY
988 Spring St., N.W., Atlanta 5, Ga.
Phone: HEmlock 1345-6
ANP A— AP A— NO AB— PP A— A A AN
Owner J. V. Freitag
Prod. Mgr. & Art Dir H. J. Torgesen
Space Buyer M. K. McGowan
Secretary, Radio Dir R. W. Wallace
Radio Accounts: Columbia Baking Co.,
Walton Rice Mill, Inc.
OAKLEIGH R. FRENCH
& ASSOCIATES
4235 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis 8, Mo.
Phone: NEwstead 0037
AAAA— ABC— ABP— NOAB— ANPA
PPA— APA— AFA
Partners Oakleigh R. French,
Mazie G. French
Art Director Matthew Falk
Dir. (Client Service Richard C. Lynch
Media Director C. Sewell Pangman
Radio Accounts: Mercantile Trust Com-
pany (banking services), St. Louis; Reisch
Brewing Company (Gold Top beer), Spring-
field, 111.; Jefferson Hotel (hotel service),
St. Louis; Medart's Restaurants, St. Louis;
II P Oiffee Company, St. Louis.
AD FRIED ADVERTISING AGENCY
(S(-e Complete Listing Under "A")
FRIEND REISS McGLONE
221 W. 57 St., New York, N. Y.
178
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
Phone: PLaza 7-8030
ABP— ANPA— AFA
Partner & Gen. Mgr B. M. Reiss
Partner Leo Friend
Partner James W. McGlone
Res. & Mkt. Dir Henry Brenner
Production Manager Julius Brown
Radio-TV Director Edward Ratner
Radio Accounts: Moly Motor Products
(Liqui-Moly), N. Y. C; Merkin Paint Co.,
N. Y. C; Grayson Robinson (Fashion Cata-
log), N. Y. C; Sweet Orr (Workclothes),
N. Y. C; Lafayette Radio, N. Y. C; Weather
Winky (Children's clothing), N. Y. C.
TV Accounts: Merkin Paint Co., N. Y. C;
Levolor Lorentzen (Venetian Blinds),
N. Y. C; Aptitude Shoe Co., N. Y. C.
HARRY M. FROST CO., INC.
260 Tremont St., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: Liberty 2-0183
ANPA— APA— PPA
President Karl M. Frost
Vice-President Harold E. Bessoni
Treasurer Harry M. Frost
Assl. Treasurer Florence A. Dondero
Sec'y-» Radio Dir Harvey P. Newcomb
Newspaper Space Buyer. . . .Anna V. Turner
Magazine Space Buyer & Prod. Mgr.
Harold E. Bessom
Radio Accounts: Durkee-Mower, Inc.
(Marshmallow Fluff), Lynn, Mass.; Winslow
Chip Company (Potato Chips, Products),
Marblehead, Mass.; LePage's Inc. (Glue
Products), Gloucester, Mass.; General Elec-
tric Supply Corp. (Electrical Products), Bos-
ton, Mass.; Gentles Baking Co. (Gentles
Bread), Mattapan, Mass.; Campbell-Fair-
banks, Inc. (Sportsmen's Shows), Boston,
Mass.; Frank Bownes Paint Co. (Modene
Paints), Chelsea, Mass.; Jasper Wyman &
Sons Co. (Wyman's Blueberries), Mill-
bridge, Me.; Natl. Cranberry Assoc. (Ocean
Spray Products), Hanson, Mass.; Eastern
Racing Assoc. (Suflfolk Downs), East Boston,
Mass.; Boston Nash Co. (Automobile Ser-
vice), Boston, Mass.
TV Accounts: Durkee-Mower, Inc. (Marsh-
mallow Fluff), Lynn, Mass.; Gentles Baking
Company (Gentles Bread), Mattapan, Mass.;
General Electric Supply Corp. (Electrical
Appliances), American Crabmeat Co. (3
Little Kittens Cat Food), Met. Boston Nash
Dealers (Automobile Service), Boston Mass.;
Winslow Chip Co. (Potato Chips, Products),
Marblehead, Mass.; LePages, Inc. (Glue
Products), Gloucester, Mass.
FULLER & SMITH & ROSS, INC.
1501 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 15, 0.
Phone: CHerry 1-6700
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA
President Allen L. Billingsley
Exec. Vice-Pres E. L. Andrew
V.P. & Mgr. (Cleveland Office) .W. A. Wright
Secretary-Treasurer C. C. Reidenbaugh
Asst. to Pres. (Cleveland) J. C. Maddox
Media Dept. Mgr. (Clvld.)..W. G. Chalkley
Media Dept. Mgr.
(Chicago) C. W. Billingsley
Radio, Film, TV Dept. Mgr.
(Cleveland Office) .. .Richard F. Reynolds
Branch Offices
71 Vanderbilt Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 6-5600
Vice-Pres. & Mgr R. E. Allen
105 W. Adams St., Chicago 3, IlL
Phone: ANdover 3-5041
Vice-Pres. & Mgr E. J. Lauesen
Radio Accounts: Olney & Carpenter (Food
Products), Westinghouse Elec. Corp. (Vari-
ous), Plymouth Cordage Co. (Rope), Her-
cules Powder Co. (Toxaphene) Aluminum
Cooking Utensil Co. (Wear-Ever), Bryant
Heater Corp. (Gas Heaters), Burkardt Brew-
ing Co. (Beer), Penzoil ((^lasoline & Oil),
Commercial Solvents Corp. (Anti-Freeze),
Owens-Corning Fiber glas (Curtains), Alu-
minum Co. of America (Various).
TV Accounts: Central Nat'l Bank of Cleve-
land, American Greeting Card Publishers,
Burkhardt Brewing Co., Aluminum Cooking
Utensils Co., Domestic Sewing Machine Co.,
Westinghouse Elec. Corp.
FURMAN, FEINER & CO., INC.
117 W. 46th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-7393
ABP
Pres., Radio Time Buyer. . . .Norman Furnian
Vice-President Irving J. Gottlieb
Secretary Nathan Rothenberg
Art Director Edwin R. Swaback
Acct. Execs Helen Grobin, Lon Shaw
Space Buyer Laura Lustig
Radio Accounts: American Federation of
Labor, Washington, D. C; International La-
dies Gar. Workers Union, Liberal Party,
Colomby Watch (Jewelry), New York, N. Y.;
Ganeles-Lenger Wine Corp., New York; Na-
tional Health Aids, Inc., New York.
GARDNER ADVERTISING CO.
915 Olive St., St. Louis 1, Mo.
Phone: Garfield 2915
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— APA
NOAB— PPA
Ch. of Board H. S. Gardner
President E. G. Marshutz
Sec. & Treas J. V. Kirchhoff
V.P., Radio-TV Roland Martini
Radio-TV Director William Fisher
Branch Office
9 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-2000
Vice-President Roland Martini
Radio Accounts: Grove Laboratories, Inc.
(Bromo-Quinine, Fitch Shampoo, 4-Way Cold
Tablets), St. Louis; Lion Oil Company, El-
l?9
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
.loratlo. Ark.; \.l.ra>lva (.oUM)liilaled Mills
» ompanx, Omaha, N«-l».; r«M MilW Co., Pur-
ina MiiU. KaUlon Turina ('oinpany, St.
I.oui>; S»nillnvr^lrrn Hrll T«'lrphoiie Co., St.
l.oui*; Inion Klrriric (loinpaiiy of Mis-
souri, Si. l.oui>; First National Hank, St.
Louii^: Si. I.mii- Intlepomlt lU Tacking Co.
Tl' Accounts: Grove Laboratories, Inc.,
IVt Milk Co., Ralston Purina Co., Monsanto
thtniical Co., St. Louis; First National Bank,
Si. Louis; Nebraska Consolidated Mills,
• ►niaba. Neb.
W. W. GARRISON & COMPANY
400 N. Mirbipan Ave., Cbieago 11, 111.
Pbone: SUperior 7-8388
APA— ANPA— PPA— NOAH
Ser., Spare & Hadio Time Buyer. .0. P. Schill
V.P. & Arrt. Fxer Earl Lines
\rt iHrertor O'Cal Hanson
Hadio Accounts: Tanglefoot Co., Grand
Hapid», Mich.; (^bson Refrigerator Co.
GEARE-MARSTON. INC.
228 Lo.u-t. Philadelphia 3, Pa.
Phone: LOeusl 1-0531)
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— APA
NOAB— PPA
President Norman W. Geare
V.P.-Media Director Frank G. Murphy
Secretary William (,. Huekel
Treasurer Elizabeth A. Heath
l)ir. of Ser\ire Bates ('ompton
Public Relation> Director Wni. C. Faust
Radio-TV Dir Frank C. Murphy
Branch Officf
420 Lexington A\e., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-0880
Vice-Pre^ident Charles S. O'Donnell
Hndio Accounts: Strawbridge & Clothier
rDepl. Store), \\ e>»lern Saving Fund Society,
Philadelphia, Pa.; Skinner & Eddy (Icy
Point Sahnon), Seattle, Wash.; Henry Di'^-
*lon & Son Uibnin Saw-), PennHvIvania Salt
Mfg. Co. (Chemicals), Philadelphia, Pa.
Ty Accounts: Wehlern Saving Fund) So-
ciety (SavingH Bank), Strawbridge & (llotb-
ler (Dept. Store).
GERTH-PACinC ADV. AGENCY
Mil Mi-i-.ion hi., San Irancihco 4, (>alif.
Phone: GArfield 1-1081
AAAA— APA— ABP ANPA— NOAB
Owner ..E. P. Gerth
Account Ejiecutive J. W. Clark
' cft. Kxec^ .Media Dir (;. G. Emmons
lirunch Office
..030 High Tower Dr., Hollywood 28, Calif.
anager Ornon Hauler
Hadio Accounln: David D. Bohannon
'>rgn.. Stringer Driver Moving & Storage Co.,
Calif. Fruit I*rodutlfe, Ltd.
TV AccotuU: Calif. Fruit Productn, Ltd.
THE GETSCHAL CO., INC.
49 E. 51st St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-1332
ABP— ANPA
President Budd Gelschal
Vice-President Len Stein
Hadio-TV Accounts: Sealy Mattress Co.
(mattresses), N. Y. C; Lerner Co. (furni-
ture), N. Y. C; Michaels Brothers (dep't.
stores), N. Y. C; Good Neighbor Stores (ap-
pliances), B'klyn.
GEYER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
INC.
745 Fifth Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-3300
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— AFA
President B. B. Gayer
Vice President Alden Kenyon
Exec. V.P. & Gen. Mgr Harold Jaeger
Treasurer John R. Kunz
V.P. & Copy Director Amedee J. Cole
V.P. & Media Director George Duram
Vice Pres Frank Kearney
Vice Pres Donald Gill
V.P. & Art Director W. J. Loveman
V.P. & Art Director A. A. Surin
V.P. & Dir. Public Rel E. F. Thomas
V.P., Dir. of Radio-TV. . .Norman Blackburn
Director of Radio-TV George Kern
Time Buyer Elizabeth Powell
Radio-TV Copy Chief William Lewis
TV Film Supervisor James Manilla
TV Art Director Paul Martin
Radio-TV Bus. &
Traffic Super Don McGuinn
Brunch Offices
14250 Plymouth Rd., Detroit 32, Mich.
Phone: Webster 3-5520
V.P.. Assoc. Mgr Walker R. A. Graham
V.P.-Assoc. Mgr Ralph Wolfe
931 Third National Bldg., Dayton 2, Ohio
Phone: Fulton 4-145
Vice President & Mgr E. G. Frost
1680 North Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: (Tranite 6-114
Vice President Wright Nodine
Hadio Accounts: Nash-Kelvinator Corp.
(Nash Cars, Kelvinalor Household Appli-
ance.^), Detroit, Mich.; Zippo (Cigarette
lighlerH, Lighter Fluid) ; U. S. Industrial
(jhemical Co., U.S.I. (Super-Pyro Ami-
Freeze) ; American Home Products (House-
hold products), N. Y. C; Boyle-Midway
Inc. (Aerowax, Aeromist, Aeroshave Instant
lather, 3-in-one oil, Autobrite, etc. 108 items
in all); American Home Foods (Burnett's
InHlanl Puddings), N. Y. C; Telley Tea Co.,
Inc. (Tea), N. Y. C; The Walcott Co. (Easy-
Oir oven cleaner), Hartford, Conn.; Weston
Bihcuit Co. ((Jookies), Pasaic, N. J.; Flotill
Products, Inc. (Tasti-Diet).
180
• • •
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
• * •
TV Accounts: Nash-Kelvinator Corp.
(Nash Cars, Kelvinator Household Appli-
ances), Detroit, Mich.; American Home
Products (Household Products), N. Y. C;
Boyle-Midway, Inc. (Aerowax, Aeromist,
Aeroshave Instant lather, 3-in-l oil, Auto-
brite, etc. 108 items in all) ; American Home
Foods, Inc. (Burnett's Instant Puddings),
N. Y. C; Tetley Tea Co., Inc. (Tea),
N. Y. C; The Walcott Co. (Easy-Off Oven
Cleaner), Hartford, Conn.; Kenwill Corp.
(Magi Koter Paint Roller), Painesville, O.;
Weston Biscuit (Cookies), Passaic, N. J.;
Flotill Products, Inc. (Tasti-Diet).
GIBBONS ADVERTISING
AGENCY, INC.
802 Daniel Bldg., Tulsa 3, Okla.
Phone: 4-2444
ABC— ABP— ANPA— AFA— SNPA— APA
Pres. & Treas 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 and investments),
Tulsa; Hale-Halsell Co. (coffee and canned
foods), McAlester; Wortz Biscuit Co. (crack-
ers and cookies). Fort Smith, Ark.; Tom P.
McDermott, Inc. (tire sales, service & re-
capping, home appliances, anti-freeze &
motor oil & batteries), Tulsa, Oklahoma
City, Amarillo; Sand Springs Farms (turkeys
and eggs). Sand Springs, Okla.; John Brown
University (schools and camps), Siloam
Springs, Ark.; Long Beach & Glendora,
Calif.; Liberty Glass Co. (milk and beverage
bottles), Sapulpa, Okla.; Pedrick Labora-
tories, Inc. (Vigo Dog Food), Sand Springs,
Okla.; H. M. McDaniel Co. (real estate &
home building), Tulsa; Southwest Steel Co,
(ornamental iron). Sand Springs, Okla.;
Prayson Candies Co. (candy), Tulsa; Hope
Lumber and Supply Clo. (appliances, paint
& lumber), Tulsa; Comet Moving & Storage
Co. (moving and storage), Tulsa.
TV Accounts: National Bank of Tulsa
(banking and trust services), Tulsa; Hope
Lumber & Supply Co. (appliances, paint &
lumber), Tulsa; Tom P. McDermott, Inc.
(tires & appliances, anti-freeze, motor oil),
Tulsa; State Federal Savings & Loan Assn.
(savings, loans, investments), Tulsa; Wortz
Biscuit Co. (crackers and cookies). Fort
Smith, Ark.
J. J. GIBBONS LIMITED
200 Bay St., Toronto, Ont., Canada
Phone: Empire 4-2111
AAAA— ABC— CDNA— CWNA— CNN & PA
CAAA
Chairman of Board R. A. Stapelis
President Mrs. J. J. Gibbons
Managing Dir H. M. Tedman
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr R. B. Pattinson
V.P. & Secy .-Treas E. T. Saunders
Vice-President J. G. Russell
Calgary Radio Mgr A. Swanson
Branch Offices
924 Dominion Square Bldg., Montreal, Que.
Manager R. L. Burdick
272 Scott Block, Winnipeg, Manitoba
V.P. & Manager A. B. Johnston
GIBRALTAR ADV. AGENCY, INC.
17 E. 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-7896
President Charles J. Basch, HI
Vice-President Leo Berman
Treasurer Clarence Schmidt
Secretary, Radio & TV Dir Frances Scott
Radio & TV Time Buyer Gloria Lubin
Rad.-TV Accounts: Bonafide Mills, (Bon-
ny Maid Linoleums, Tilemasters, & Versa
Tile), New York, N. Y., Caryl Richards,
Inc. (Manufacturers of Rocket Wave and
Poodle Perm Permanents).
Other accounts: Leelite Incorp. (Mfrs. of
aluminum furniture) ; Kurt A. Baer, Inc.
(Mfrs.' Representatives of non-ferrous
metals) ; Alpha Products Co. (Distributors
of Automotive equipment oil and chemicals) ;
Diamant Marine Corp. (Distributors of boat-
ing supplies) ; Nan Duskin, Inc. (Women's
Specialty Store) ; Safety Zip-er Corp. (Safety
Zippers & Sliders), 350 Fifth Avenue,
N. Y. C; Bona Fide Mills, Inc. (Bonny
Maid Linoleum), N. Y. C.
GILLHAM ADVERTISING AGENCY
500 Continental Bank Bldg., Salt Lake City
1, Utah
Phone: 4-5516
ABP— ANPA— APA
President-Treasurer M. C. Nelson
Exec. Vice-President Lon Richardson
Vice-President Robert F. Rohlfing
Vice-President Wendell J. Ashton
Secretary Marjorie Farrell
V.P., Radio-TV Dir Victor V. Bell
Time Buyer Esther Cook
Radio Accounts: Cloverleaf Dairy (Milk,
Cream, Milk Products), Salt Lake City,
Utah; Colville Ice Cream Co. (Ice Cream,
Bars, etc.), Salt Lake City, Utah; First Fed-
eral Savings, Salt Lake City, Utah; Fisher
Brewing Company (Beer), Salt Lake City,
Utah; Freed Motor Company (DeSolo-Ply.
mouth Cars), Salt Lake City, Utah; Fram
Distributors, Intermountain Area; General
Electric Supply Corp. (Appliances, etc.),
Intermountain Area; Mountain Fuel Supply
181
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
t .... Sail I.akf ('ity: 0>:iltMi First Fedrral
<aNin»:s. OptiKn. I tali: IVtty Motor (Ford
l>,alrr>. Salt lake City. Utah; Portor-Scar-
ptlli Macaroni Co. (FriJ-ltts, Spaghetti, etc.).
Porll.uul. l^re.; I'urily Hisruil Company
(To>*n House Oarkers. (Cookies, Saltine
Oarkers. etc.). Salt Lake City, Phoenix.
Miitle: Ro\aI Baking Company (Tahlo Queen
Bread. Othtr Br.-ad Prothicts). Salt Lake
« ii\ : Sepo Milk Products Co. (Sepo Evapo-
rated Milk). Salt Lake City: Salt Lake
Hardware Co. (\Vh»)lesale Distrihulors). Salt
Lake (.ity; .^treator Chevrolet Co.. Salt Lake
Citv; Sweet Candv Company (Renown Choc-
olate*, Other Candies), Salt Lake City;
Inion Pacific Railroad. Salt Lake City; Utah
I inance. Salt Lake City. Provo; Utah Oil
Refining Co. ("Gasoline, Oil, Atlas Products),
Salt Lake (^ity; Utah Power & Light Co.
< Fleciric Service). Intermountain Area;
W alker Bank & Trust Co., Salt Lake City.
TV Accounts: Cloverleaf Dairy (Milk,
Cream. Milk Products). Salt Lake City, Utah;
f!olvilIe Ice Cream Co. (Ice Cream, Bars,
etc.). Salt City, Utah; First Federal Savings,
Salt Lake City, Utah; Fisher Brewing Com-
pany (Beer), Salt Lake Citv. Utah; Freed
Motor Company rOeSoto-Ply mouth Cars),
.^alt Lake City, I'lah; General Electric Sup-
ply Corp. C \ppliances, etc.). Salt Lake City,
Utah; Henager School of Business. Salt Lake
City, Utah: Mountain Fuel Supply Co., Salt
Lake City, Utah; Petty Motor (Ford Dealer),
Salt Lake City, T^tah: Purity Biscuit Com-
nany ^Town House Cookies. Crackers), Salt
Lake Ciiv. Phoenix; Roval Baking Company
rTahle Oueen Bread, Other Bakery Prod-
urtu). Salt Lake Citv; Sego Milk Products
Co. rSego Fxaporated Milk). Salt Lake City;
Sweet Cand\ Company (Renown Chocolate.^,
etc.). Salt Lake Citv; I'nion Pacific Railroad,
Salt Lake City; Utah Power & Light Co.
'Klertrie Service). Salt Lake City.
BERT S. GITTINS ADVERTISING
739 N. BroadwaN, Milwaukee 2, Wig.
Phone: BR 6.r)948
AAAA— ABC— ABP-ANPA— AFA
Owner Bert S. Gittins
Prod. Dir Stewart Carlson
Media Dir Esther Block
^ opy Dir Harold Nelson
Ind. Copy Dir Franklin J. Beezley
Om.P Mgr..^ Erwin R. Iloltz
Radio & TV Executive Gerald L. Seaman
Radio & TV Executive Verne Laustsen
Hndio Accounts: Alli'-Clialmer^ Mfg. Co.
(Farm Trarlorn & Equi[jMienl), Mil /aukee,
^in.: Group 8 — Wi^connin Bankers* Assn.
< Banking Service), Milwaukee, Wis.; The
Page Milk Company (Evaporated Milk),
Merrill, Wi..: Wm. F. Renk & Sons (Hyhrid
0*rnK Sun Prairie, Wi*».
TV Accountn: AlliH-ChalmerA Mfg. Co.
(Farm Tractors & Equipment), Milwaukee,
Wis.; Group 8 — Wisconsin Bankers Assn.
(Banking Service), Milwaukee, Wis.
GLASSER-GAILEY, INC.
301 S. Harvard Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 4-2141
AAAA— ANPA— PPA
President G. F. Glasser
Vice-President P. E. Gailey
Secretary-Treasurer Howard W. Gambrill
Art Director J. Gelchel Seaker
Radio Accounts: Ralph Grocery Co., Trop-
ical Preserving Co., L. B. Laboratories, Inc.
(Hair Preparations), Los Angeles.
GLEW ADVERTISING AGENCY
211 N. Lafayette Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Phone: 9-4052
ABP-ANPA
President Francis K. Glew
Radio Accounts: Miller & Zeilstra Lumber
Co., Grand Rapids, Mich.; Rauser's Sausage
Co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
GOLDEN ADVERTISING AGENCY
44 Court Street, Brooklyn 2, N. Y.
Phone: MAin 4-1375
ABP-ANPA— AFA
President Ben Golden
Account Executives William Goldstein,
Gus Goldman
Radio Accounts: EDCO Electric Co. (Syl-
vania & Thor Washers), New York; Carl's
Men's Shops (Men's Wear), New York;
Nostrand Radio Co. (TV Receivers), Brook-
lyn.
GOODKIND, JOICE & MORGAN,
INC.
919 North Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, IlL
Phone: SUperior 7-6746
AAAA— ANPA— ABP
President Clyde M. Joice
Exec. Vice-President Harlow P. Roberts
Treas. & Copy Chief Garrick M. Taylor
Secy. & Media Dir. . .Florence A. Neighbors
Assl. Med. Dir., Prod. Mgr....J. Alden Joice
Vice President Henry Nathan
Vice President Joseph J. Klein
Radio Accounts: Planters Nut & Chocolate
Co., Goldenrod Ice Cream Co., Planters
Edible Oil Co., Jewel Tea Co., Inc., The
Illinois Canning Co., Laboratory Products
Co., C. H. Runciman Co., Lowell, Mich.
Tl^ Accounts: Goldenrod Ice Cream Co.
rice Cream), Chicago, 111.; The Illinois
r:anning Co.; C. H. Runciman Co., Lowell,
Mich.; Planters Edible Oil Co., Wilkes-
Bar re. Pa.
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES
GOTHAM ADVERTISING CO.
2 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LUxemburg 2-2880
ABP— ANPA— ABC
Chairman of Bd G. Ellsworth Harris
President Duncan D. Sutphen, Jr.
Exec. V.P. & Treas Arthur A. Kron
Vice Pres Robert F. Kendall
Vice Pres Arthur F, Connolly
Secretary Chester A. Priest
Dir. Radio & Television. . .Arthur A. Kron
Spot Time Buyer Kathleen K. Barton
Branch Offices
Gotham de Mexico, S. A.
Bolivar 8, Despacho 607, Mexico D.F., Mexico
Director Edwin J. Ryan
Coudrey-Gotham Prop. Ltd.
5-7 Barrack St., Sydney, Australia
Director C. J. Coudrey
Radio Accounts: Lutheran Laymen's
League (Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod),
St. Louis, Mo.; La Regione Siciliana (Sicily
Tourism), Turin, Italy; L. A. V. (Venezue-
lan Airlines), New York, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Lutheran Laymen's League
(Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod), St.
Louis, Mo.
GRAY & ROGERS
12 South 12th St., Philadelphia 7, Pa.
Phone: WAlnut 2-3636
ABC
Partner Jerome B. Gray
Partner Edmund H. Rogers
Partner Robert W. Graham
Partners Sherman G. Landers,
Russell K. Carter, Samuel Chew, William
B. Edwards, William S. Harvey, Edmond G.
Thomas, Atherton Seeley.
Radio-TV Dept. Head. . .Walter M. Erickson
Radio Accounts: Thomas A. Edison, Inc.
(Automobile Batteries), Orange, N. J.; The
M. A. Hanna Company (Coal), Philadelphia,
Pa.; Harleysville Mutual Casualty Co. (In-
surance), Harleysville, Pa.; Keystone Auto-
mobile Club (Services), Philadelphia, Pa.;
Philadelphia Saving Fund Society (Banking
Services), Philadelphia, Pa.
TV Accounts: Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust
Co. (Banking Services), Philadelphia, Pa.;
Keystone Automobile Cllub (Services), Phil-
adelphia, Pa.; Philadelphia Saving Fund So-
ciety (Banking Services), Philadelphia, Pa.
GREEN-BRODIE
420 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-9533
ANPA— PPA
Partners Julian P. Brodie, Alan Green
Space & Time Buyer Betty Gershon
Art Director Cecil Baumgarten
Production Director Melford Brodie
Copy Chief Mark Isaacs
Radio Accounts: Pieter de Witt, Inc., The
Viking Press, The New School, Krasdale
Foods, Inc. (Canned Foods), New York,
N. Y.
TV Accounts: Krasdale Foods, Inc.
(Canned Foods), New York, N. Y.
MONROE GREENTHAL CO., INC.
445 Park Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-8640
ANPA— APA— PPA
Pres., Treas Monroe W. Greenthal
Vice-President Albert L. Reinitz
Vice-President Clark Ramsay
Production Mgr Gene Gofsky
Radio & TV Dir Samuel G. Gallu
Media Dir., Space Buyer Herb Hauser
Branch Office
Universal Studios, Universal City, Calif.
Phone: Stanley 5953
Manager Clark Ramsay
GREY ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC.
166 W. 32nd St., New York 1, N. Y.
Phone: CHickering 4-3900
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA
President Lawrence Valenstein
Executive Vice-Pres Arthur C. Fatt
Media & Research Dir.. . .Herbert A. Vitriol
V.P. & Radio-TV Dir Wm. A. Chalmers
Radio Accounts: Frank H. Lee Co. (Hats),
New York; Ronson Art Metal Works, Inc.
(Lighters & Accessories), Newark, N. J.;
Kirsch Beverages, Inc. (Soft Drinks), Brook-
lyn, N. Y.; Pharmaco Laboratories, Inc.
(Admiracion Shampoo) ; Phillips-Jones, Inc.
(Van Heusen Shirts & Men's Wear), New
York, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Ronson Art Metal Works,
Inc. (Lighters), Newark, N. J.; Good-Humor,
Inc. (Ice Cream), N. Y.; De Jur Amsco
(Cameras), N. J.; L P. Kleinert Rubber Co.,
Inc., New York.
THE GRISWOLD-ESHELMAN CO.
Terminal Tower, Cleveland 13, 0.
Phone: TOwer 1-3232
AAAA— ANPA— PPA— APA— ABP
NOAB— ABC— SNPA
President Kenneth W. Akers
Vice President Charles Farran
Vice President S. A. Lewis
Vice President E. R. Preble
Secretary-Treas John F. Davis
Media Dir William A. Weaver
Dir. of Radio & TV John R. Schmunk
Branch Office
307 West Broadway, Louisville 2, Ky.
Phone: Amherst 2474
Radio Accounts: Fisher Bros. Co. (Retail
Food Chain), Cleveland, 0.; Thompson
Products Co. (Tapco Div., Automotive &
Aviation Parts), Cleveland, 0.; The Warner
& Swasey Co. (Machine Tools), Cleveland,
183
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
IK; Linroln Kholrio I o. 0 l«"»trio Arc Weld-
ing tUiiii|»iurnll. Cllcvrlaiul. O.: Tlu* Wrll-
man Knuinrrrinp Co. (Mutrrial Handling
Kt|uipinrnt t. C.lrvflantl. C>.; Tlu- Krir Rail-
road (lo. ( l*a>>rnp«T St'rvi«<>, ( loviland, O.;
Hru>h I)r\«'lopim>nl (o. ( P>t'/.ooltMlrir Mat'ls
(or R^rording, Rrproduring and Measuring),
Cirvrland. I),; FIcit-W ing l^orp. ((iasoline
& Dih. lllrveland, (>.: Youngslown Sheet &
TuIh- (Sleeh. Young>lo\vn, O.; Jenney Mfg.
(lo. ((.aoulint* & Oih, Ho.-.lon, Mass.; Tappan
Novr (!o. (Rangt>), Mansfield, O.; Society
for Sa%ing> (Ranking Servire), Cleveland,
(>.; Tenne>see I*rodiuts & (Iheiniral Corp.
I CheniiraKx ), Naslnille, Tt-nn.
71 Accounts: Con>ider H. Willett Co.
iKurniturrl, Louisville, Ky.; Fisher Bros.
Co. (Retail Food Chain), Cleveland, O.;
Thomp.oon Produrt> Co. (Tapoo Div., Auto-
inoiixf & \\iation Paris), Cleveland, O.:
Morion Parking Co. (FVozen Packaged
Food-.!, Loui^vill(•, Ky.; First Nat'l Bank
«»f I.oui^ville, Ky. (Banking Service), Louis-
ville. Ky.; Society for Savings (Banking
N-rvicel, (ileveland, ().; Jenney Mfg. Co.
<<;a»oline & Oil), Bo>ton. Mass.; Tappan
.•^lovr Co. (Ranges), Man^field, 0.
JULIAN GROSS ADV. AGENCY
II \->liiin M.. Hartford 3, Conn.
Pluuir: 7-7179
ABP— NAAN
Pre.., Tna-., Pub. I)ir Julian Gross
\ ire-President Beulah Gross
An Dirertor Declan Powers
Ser^ Media liir.. Radio Time
l^uyr Libhy Dunn
Radio Accounts: (21 Local and Regional.)
ART GRUBER ASSOCIATES,
ADVERTISING
5316 S. Girard A\.., Minru apolis 19, Minn.
Phone: KKgent 1307; 0373
APA-PPA
Prrn., Tre«. Arthur R. Gruber
>errHary K. M. Gruber
Art Ilirerio, Donald Layman
Hatlio Antmnls: Midwest Wine Company
'Ti-mpli- Mine), St. Paul, Minn.; Plymouth
Di-abr.,' A»,.'n (Plymouth Automobiles),
M.nnrapoli.-Sl. Paul, Minn.; Slawik Motors,
Im. <De.Siio Pl>Mioulh), NXillard's Terrace
( afe (Ri-Mauranl-Calering), Minneapolis,
Minn.
TV Account*. Jay Kline Chevrolet, Inc.
'Automobile.), So. .St. Paul, Minn.; Kline
'•I'l-fiiobile, Inc. fAulomobilet,), St. Paul,
Ihh,.; Midwest Wine Co. (Temple Wine)l
"*«. Paul, .linn.; .Newman*, (Women's Ap-
parel>, S|. Paul, Minn.; Plymouth Dealer^'
' ri 'Plvrnoiith Automobiles), Minneapo-
' -" Paul, Minn.; iVople'h Furniture Co.
Jion.r I urni%hiMgh), St. Paul, Minn.; Rusco
Window Company (Self-Storing Windows),
Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.; Slawik Motors,
Inc. (l)eSolo-Plyniouth), Minneapolis-St.
Paul, Minn.
GUILFORD ADVERTISING AGENCY
3.>0 Fifth Ave., New York 1, N. Y.
Phone: PEnnsylvania 6-8518
ANPA
Account Executive Frances G. Guilford
JOHN L. HALPIN ADVERTISING
207 State St., Schenectady 5, N. Y.
Phone: 2-0492
Partners. .John L. Halpin, Marion G. Halpin
Copy Chief A. E. Fowler
Radio Accounts: Airport Rug & Carpet
Co., Camden, N. J.; Mineola Rug Co., Min-
eola, L. I., N. Y.; Schenectady Rug & Carpet
Store, Schenectady, N. Y. ; Shrewsbury Rug
Co., Shrewsbury, Mass.; Mohawk National
Bank, Schenectady, N. Y.; Cobleskill Agri-
cultural Society, Cobleskill, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Cobleskill Agricultural Soc,
Cobleskill, N. Y.; Latham Rug Company,
Latham, N. Y.; lUE-CIO, Schenectady, N. Y.
HANLY, HICKS & MONTGOMERY,
INC.
500 Fifth Ave., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 5-50C0
A A A A— ABP— ANPA— PPA— APA
NOAB— ABC
Chairman of Board. C. P, Hanly
President H. M. Montgomery
Sec.-Treas. & Media Dir H. E. Lehman
Branch Office
Wallace-Ferry-Hanly Co.
400 W. Madison St., Chicago, 111.
Phone: FRanklin 2-6440
President L. T. Wallace
HART-CONWAY CO., INC.
(,<nesee Val. Tr. Bldg., Rochester 14, N. Y.
Phone: LOcusl 3520
ANPA— APA— PPA— ABP
President & Treasurer H. Lyman Hart
Exec. Vice-President Harold E. Kennedy
Vice-President Joseph Brown
Secretary John P. Street
Account Executives E. Ward Phillips,
John M. Nixon
Radio Accounts: Blue Boy Dairy (Dairy
Products), Rochester, N. Y.; Blue Bus
Lines (Intercity Bus Lines), Batavia, N. Y.;
Columbia Bkg. Svg. & Loan (Savings Bank),
RochesHtr, N. Y.; Oescent-Puritan Laundry,
Rochester, N. Y.; Genesee Valley Trust Co.
(Bank), Rochester, N. Y.; Genesee-Monroe
Racing Assoc. (Harness Racing Track), Ba-
lavia, N. Y.; Haxton Foods, Inc. (Blue Boy
Canned Foods), Oakfield, N. Y.; Levis Music
Stores, Rochester, N. Y.; Qualtop Beverage
Co., Inc. (Makers of Soft Drinks), Roches-
ter, N. Y.; Security Trust Co. (Bank), Ro-
184
• • •
ADVERTISI NG AGENCIES
• * *
Chester, N. Y.; Sears, Roebuck & Co. (De-
partment Store), Rochester, N, Y.; Standard
Brewing Co. (Brewery), Rochester, N. Y.;
Sheraton Hotel, Rochester, N. Y.; Whitlng-
Buick, Inc. (Buick Distributor), Rochester,
N. Y.
TV Accounts: Blue Boy Dairy (Dairy
Products), Rochester, N. Y.; F. Cappellino
& Sons, Rochester, N. Y.; Crescent-Puritan
Laundry, Rochester, N. Y. ; Genesee Valley
Trust Co. (Bank), Rochester, N. Y.; Gene-
see-Monroe Racing Assoc. (Harness Racing
Track), Batavia, N. Y.; Haxton Foods, Inc.
(Blue Boy Canned Foods), Oakfield, N. Y.;
Levis Music Stores, Rochester, N. Y.; Qual-
top Beverage Co., Inc. (Makers of Soft
Drinks), Rochester, N. Y.; Rochester Gas &
Elec. Corp., Rochester, N. Y.; Security Trust
Co. (Bank), Rochester, N. Y.; Standard
Brewing Co. (Brewery), Rochester, N. Y.;
Valley View Creameries (Blue Boy Ice
Cream), Rochester, N. Y.
GEORGE H. HARTMAN CO.
307 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: STale 2-0055
ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA
President George H. Hartman
Vice-President Rowland Laughlin
Secretary-Treasurer Frank R. Hartman
V.P., Radio-TV Dir Thomas Kivlan
Radio Accounts: Nelson Bros. (Furniture),
P. A. Starck Piano Co. (Pianos), M. J. Lana-
han Co. (Automobiles), Chicago Tribune
(Newspaper), Hartz Mountain Products
(Bird Food), New York, N. Y.; Neumode
Hosiery Co. (Hosiery), Sawyer Biscuit Co.
(Crackers & Cookies), Chicago; Manchester
Biscuit Co. (Crackers & Cookies), Fargo,
No. Dark.; Omaha, Neb.; Sioux Falls, So.
Dak.; Hekman Biscuit Co. (Crackers &
Cookies), Grand Rapids, Mich.
TV Accounts: Nelson Bros. (Furniture).
THE F. H. HAYHURST COMPANY
UMITED
38 King St. W., Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Phone: EMpire 4-9263
President W. P. Hayhurst
Vice-President Geo. F. Hayhurst
V.P H. W. E. Pepler
V.P D. J. Leonard
Radio-TV Director R. D. Amos
Branch Office
Drummond Bldg., Peel St., Montreal, Que.
Phone: HArbour 0131
Manager B. J. Leopold
Radio Accounts: Bromo-Seltzer Ltd.
(Bromo-Seltzer), Toronto, Ont.; Purity
Flour Mills Ltd. (Purity Flour, Purity Oats
& Cake Mix), Toronto, Ont.; Templeton's
Limited (Raz-Mah & T-R-C's), Toronto,
Ont.; Addisons Limited (Radio, Television,
Norge Products), Toronto, Ont.; Brading
Breweries Ltd. (Beer & Ale), Ottawa, Ont.;
Dr. A. W. Chase Co. Limited (Nerve Food,
Kidney & Liver Pills), Oakville, Ont.; Best
Foods Limited (Nucoa Margarine), Hamil-
ton, Ont.; Canadian Canners Limited (Soups,
Baby Food), Hamilton, Ont.; Meccano Lim-
ited (Toys), Toronto, Ont.; McFeeters Lim-
ited (Golden Bar Honey Butter, Golden Bar
Cheese), Toronto, Ont.
TV Accounts: Brading Breweries Limited
(Cincinnati Cream), Ottawa, Ont.; British
Ceramics & Crystal (Canada) Limited (Fine
China), Toronto, Ont.
HENRI, HURST & McDONALD, INC.
121 W. Wacker Drive, Chicago 1, lU.
Phone: FRanklin 2-9180
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA
Chairman of Bd. of Dir W. D. McDonald
President W. B. Henri
Exec. Vice Pres E. F. Hascall
Treasurer R. H. Eaton
Media Director Charles Pumpian
Radio-TV Director John Scott Keck
Radio-TV Time Buyer L. R. Hall
Radio Accounts: Thor Corporation, Chi-
cago, 111.; Fred W. Amend Co. ("Chuckles"
and Chuckles Spice Drops), Chicago, lU.;
International Shoe Co. (Peters Branch; Rob-
erts, Johnson & Rand; Vitality Shoe Co.),
St. Louis, Mo.; Lennox Furnace Co. (Warm
Air Heating Systems), Marshalltown, Iowa;
Milnot Company (Milnot), Litchfield, 111.;
Perma Starch, Inc. (Perma Starch), lUi-
opolis. 111.; Raytheon Television & Radio
Corporation (Mfrs. of Raytheon Television
and Radio Receivers), Chicago, 111.; Skelgas
Division of Skelly Oil Co. (Skelgas Bottled
Gas), Kansas City, Mo.; Skelly Oil Co.
(Motor Oils, Skellysolve, etc.. Petroleum
Products, Gasoline), Kansas City, Mo.; A. 0.
Smith Corporation (Line Pipe & Casing,
Pressure Vessels, Glass-Lined Tanks, Weld-
ing Electrodes and Machines, Smithway Auto-
matic Water Heaters, Pumps, Smithway Vol-
ume Flow Water Heaters and Heating Equip-
ment, LPG Systems Electric Motors, Inter-
national Division), Milwaukee, Wis.
TV Accounts: Thor Corporation, Chicago,
111.; Fred W. Amend Co. ("Chuckles" and
Chuckles Spice Drops), Chicago, 111.; Chi-
cago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co., Inc.
(Railroad Transportation), Chicago, 111.;
Cooper's Inc. ("Jockey" Underwear and
Cooper's Sportswear and Socks), Kenosha,
Wis.; International Shoe Co. (Peters Branch;
Roberts, Johnson & Rand Branch, Vitality
Shoe Co.), St. Louis, Mo.; Kroehler Mfg.
Co. (Living Room and Bedroom Furniture,
Theatre Chairs), NapervilL', 111.; Lennox
Furnace Co. (Warm Air Heating Systems),
Marshalltown, Iowa; Milnot Company (Mil-
not), Litchfield, 111.; Perma Starch, Inc.
(Perma Starch), lUiopolis, 111.; Raytheon
185
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
• • •
Trlr\i<.ioii & H;ulii» (\»rp. (Mfis. of Kay-
thron Tolp\i>ion ;iiul H;nlio H«'(«"i\ers), Chi-
cAfio. III.: SkflJN tMl Cinnpauy (Petrolriiin
IVothiri*. (ia^nliiu' Moior Oil>. Skt'IIvsoIve,
rlr.». K.in«a> ( ilN. Mo.
AL HERR ADVERTISING AGENCY
225 K. Michigan St., Milwaukee 2, Wis.
Phone: Hroadwav 2-8040
AAAA-ABP-ANPA
Pres^ Acc*t. Exec AI Herr
Radio Time Buyer John Rock
Radio and TV Dir Pat Kocian
Radio Accounts: Pate Oil Company (Gaso-
line, Lubricants, etc.), Milwaukee, Wis.;
John Graf Company (Soft Drinks), Mil-
waukee. Wis.; Kellers, Inc. (Beverage Dis-
tributor), Milwaukee. Wis.; Milwaukee Flor-
i^l» .4s««n. (Flower>). Milwaukee, Wis.; Luick
Dairy Company (Dairy Products), Milwau-
kee, Wis.; I.uirk Ice Cream Company (Ice
Cream). Miiwauke*-, )X i>.
Tl' Accounts: Pale Oil Company (Gaso-
line. Lubricants, etc.), Milwaukee, Wis.;
John (»raf Company (5>oft Drinks), Milwau-
kee. Wis..; Milwaukee Florists Assn. (Flow-
e^^t. .Milwaukee, Wig.; Luick Dairy Com-
pany (Dairy Products), Milwaukee, Wis.;
Luick Ice Cream Company (Ice Cream ;,
Milwank.-.-. \Vi-.
HEWITT, OGLIVY, BENSON &
MATHER, INC.
.>75 Madibon Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-6100
ANPA— AFA
Chairman of Bd Andertson F. Hewitt
Prc-ident David Oglivy
Vicr-Pn-.idcnt." Olin A. Saunders,
Luriib- Goold, Garrett A. Ly decker, Robert
C Barker, Rollin C. Smith, David Marga-
rrtten
Treasurer Shelby H. Page
Dir. of Radio-TV Clinton F. Wheeler
Radio-TV Creative Head Dean Coords
Radio-TV Tim«- Bu^^•r^ Wult.r J. Bowe,
Martin Kane
TV An Dirif tor William Binzen
Radio Accounts: Sun Oil Company (Auto-
motive ProduclJi), Philadelphia, Pa.; Chase
.National Bank, .New York, .\. Y.; Lever
Brothers Co, (Good Lurk Margarine), New
York, .N. Y.
Ty Accounu: Sun Oil Company (Auto-
motive Products), Philadelphia, Pa.; Chase
National Bank, New York, N. Y.
HICKS & GREIST, INC.
420 I^xint'lofi Av«-., .New York 17, N. Y.
Phori.-: .MUrray Hill 3-913.)
ABP ANPA-APA-PPA NOAH
Pre»ide„, & .Sfrrrr tar> Jf. L. Hicks
y.P. & TreaMir £. }j f;reis,
.Spare Buyirr. . Mr,. E. M. .Sheldon
186
Radio & TV Director Peter A. Krug
Art Depl. Mgr Howard Stapf
Radio Accounts: Lewyt Corp. (Lewyt
Vacuum Cleaner), Brooklyn; Home Decora-
tors, Inc. (State House Sterling), Newark,
N. Y.
TV Accounts: Lewyt Corp., Brooklyn; L.
Sonneborn Sons, Inc. (Amalie Motor Oil),
New York; Dixie (>up ("o., Easton, Pa.
HIRSHON-GARFIELD, INC.
745 Fifth Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-8900
ABC— ANPA— APA—PPA
President Sidney Garfield
Exec. Vice-Pres Lewis Nemerson
Vice-President Judah Katz
Gen. Mgr Julian Braun
Radio & TV Director Robert F. Lewine
Business Mgr William Sheppard
Production Spvsr Eli Guterman
Asst. Prod. Spvsr Ronnie Neufeld
Executive Sec Thelma Silverman
Branch Offices
Park Square Bldg., Boston, Mass.
Phone: Liberty 2-0485
Executive-in-Charge Gabriel Stern
Radio Accounts: Adam Hat Stores (Men's
Hats & Furnishings), New York, N. Y.; Miles
Shoes (Men's, Women's & Children's Shoes),
New York, N. Y.; Mexsana Skin Cream
(Plough Drug) (Medicated Skin Cream),
Memphis, Tenn.; Prentis Clothes (Men's &
Boys' Clothing), New York, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Adam Hat Stores (Men's
Hats & Furnishings), New York, N. Y.; BVD
(Men's Furnishings), New York, N. Y.;
(lameo Hosiery (Burlington Mills) (Ladies'
Hosiery), New York, N. Y.; Galey & Lord
(Burlington Mills) (Fabrics), New York,
N. Y.; Jacques Kreisler Mfg. Corp. (Watch-
bands), North Bergen, N. J.; Miles Shoes
(Men's, Women's & Children's Shoes), New
York, N. Y.; Prentis Clothes (Men's & Boys'
Clothes), New York, N. Y.; U. S. Time
(^orp. (Watches), Bridgeport, Conn.
HOAG & PROVANDIE, INC.
136 Federal St., Boston 10, Mass.
Phone: Hancock 6-8580
ABP— ANPA— APA—PPA— AAAA
President J. Paul Hoag
Vice-President Paul H. Provandie
Vice-President Langley C. Keyes
Production Mgr Bertha L. Aldrich
Acct. Execs.. . .D. W. Bach, G. W. Craigie, Jr.
W. F. HOLLAND
Holland Bldg., Cincinnati 19, Ohio
Phone: CApital 1252-3-4
^>vvner William F. Holland
Radio-TV Director Earl Holland
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
ROBERT HOLLEY & CO., INC.
511 Fifth Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-8408
ABP— APA
Pres., Treas Robert Holley
V.P. & Acct. Exec Charles J. Cutajar
Media Director N. C. Albin
Art Director E. L. Mazon
HOUCK & COMPANY, INC.—
ADVERTISING
625 First St., S.W., Roanoke 16, Va.
Phone: 2-3411
ABP— ANPA— APA— PPA— SNPA
President C. B. Houck
V.P., Radio-TV Dir William B. Houck
Secretary Kathryn H. Ferguson
Art Director Edwin R. Deady
Copy Chief Otto Whittaker, Jr.
Production Manager Paul H. Long
Asst. Production Mgr W. Leon Mitchell
Branch Office
Houck & Co. of Florida, Inc.
(Separate Corporation)
Alfred 1. duPont Bldg., Miami, Fla.
Phone: 82-1391
President Karl Bishopric
Time Buyer Nona Sonsteby
Radio-TV Director Robert Venn
Art Director Richard V. Sutton
Radio Accounts: Research DES-TEX, Inc.
(Fabric Cleaner), Chicago, 111. & Miami,
Fla.; Crowgey Sausage Clompany (Meat
Products), KellysviUe, W. Va.; Chase Fed-
eral Savings & Loan (Financial Institution),
Miami Beach, Fla.; State-Planters Bank &
Trust Co. (Financial Institution), Richmond,
Va.; Bishop's Men's Wear (Retail Clothing),
Miami & Coral Gables, Fla.; Trija Golf
Club Co. (Sporting Goods), Aerovias "Q,"
S. A. (Air Transportation), Havana, Cuba;
Orange Blossom Classic (All-Star Football),
Miami, Fla.; Florida National Bank (Finan-
cial Services), Miami, Fla.; Miami-Battle
Creek (Sanitorium), Miami Springs, Fla.;
Valleydale-Packers, Inc. (Meat Products),
Salem, Va.
TV Accounts: Research DES-TEX, Inc.
(Fabric Cleaner), Chicago, lU. & Miami,
Fla.; Chase Federal Savings & Loan (Finan-
cial Institution), Miami Beach, Fla.; Bishop's
Men's Wear (Retail Clothing), Miami and
Coral Gables, Fla.; Trija Golf Club Co.
(Sporting Goods), Miami, Fla; Natural
Health Products (Liquefier), Sarasota, Fla.;
Cole's Flowerland (Flowers and Plants),
Orange Blossom Classic (All-Star Football),
Miami, Fla.
ROBERT HOLLEY & CO., INC.
511 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-8408
ABP— APA
Pres. & Treas Robert Holley
Vice-Pres Charles J. Cutajar
Secy. & Media Dir Leo Litwin
HONIG-COOPER COMPANY
333 Montgomery, San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: Exbrook 2-7004
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA
President & Treasurer S. R. Hutton
Exec. Vice President Louis Honig
Vice President Heber Smith
Vice President Warren E. Kraft
Secretary Fred Glauser
Media Dir. & Time Buyer John W. Davis
Asst. Time Buyer Gail Myers
Branch Office
455 Skinner Bldg., Seattle 1, Wash.
Phone: Main 6435
Vice President Warren E. Kraft
Radio Accounts: Italian Swiss Colony
(Wine), San Francisco, Calif.; Mario Pack-
ing Corp. (Canned Meats), San Francisco,
Calif.; Calso Water Co. (Calso Water), San
Francisco, Calir.; C and H Sugar Refining
Corp. (C and H Cane Sugar), San Francisco,
Calif.; Hotel Mark Hopkins (Hotel), San
Francisco, Calif.; Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.
(Peet's Soap), Berkeley, Calif.; Duart Manu-
facturing Co., Ltd. (Kolor-treet Shampoo),
San Francisco, Calif.; National Lead Co.
(Dutch Boy Paints), San Francisco, Calif.
TV Accounts: Italian Swiss Colony
(Wine), San Francisco, Calif.; Calso Water
Co. (Calso Water), San Francisco, Calif.;
C and H Sugar Refining Corp. (C and H
Cane Sugar), San Francisco, Calif.; Mario
Packing Corp. (Canned Meats), San Fran-
cisco, Calif.; Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.
(Peet's Soap), Berkeley, Calif.; National
Lead Company (Dutch Boy Paints), San
Francisco, Calif.; Haas Bros. (Trupak
Foods), San Francisco, Calif.; A. Giurlani &
Bro. (Star Olive Oil), San Francisco, Calif.
HORTON-NOYES COMPANY
1800 Industrial Trust Bldg.,
Providence 3, R. I.
Phone: Dexter 1-3316
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA
Partner Frederick C. Noyes
Partner C. Darrell Prutzman
Partner Carroll H. Rickard
Media Buyer Eben S. Church
Asst. Media Buyer Peter W. Swanson, Jr.
Radio-TV Prod Mildred C. Tilley
Radio Accounts: Brownell & Field Co.
(Autocrat Coffee), Providence, R. I.; Indus-
trial Trust Company (Banking), Providence,
R. L; The Narragansett Electric Co. (Elec-
trical Equipment), Providence, R. I.; Peo-
ples Savings Bank (Savings), Providence,
R. I.; The Collins Co. (Axes, Machetes, &
other edge tools), Collinsville, Conn.
187
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
It Accounts: Hrowiull & Kiel 1 Co. (Aiito-
cral l\»ffr<'), IVovidenro, H. I.; General Ire
t rr;im 1 orp. « K. 1.1 (lie Cream), TroNi-
tlturr. H. I.: liulu>lria! Tru>t Company
iH.inkin^i. Proviilenre, H. 1.; The Stanley
>Xork- (li.in«l Jl Kleetrir Tools). New Brit-
ain. Conn.; >A»-tlirUl Mfp. (o. (Bieyeles),
W.^lfirM. Ma-.
LELAND K. HOWE ASSOCIATES,
INC.
150 Ea^l 3Sth St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: ORegon 94998
IVf^ RadioTV Dir.. .Joseph H. Horenstein
Kenearih Dir Florenee Kalz
Radio 4c(otinls: Babylon Chamber of
Commrrrr. Bab>lon, N, Y.; National Elec-
Iriral \ppli;inr«' (lo. of New York.
CHARLES W. HOYT CO.. INC.
551 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-2000
Radio-TV Director Wni. Philip Smith
Branch Office
15 Lewis St., Hartford 3, Conn.
Vice-Pres. & Mgr., Hartford Office
Frank A. Whipple
Radio Accounts: Blueberry Cooperative
A»«n. (Tru-Blu-Berries), New Lisbon, N. J.;
(!harles (Gulden, Inc. (Gulden's Mustard),
New York, N. Y.; Mail Pouch Tobacco Co.
< Kentucky Club Tobacco), Wheeling,
W. Va.; Monticello Drug Co. (666 Cold
Tablets), Jacksonville, Fla.; F. Ad. Richter
& Co., Inc. (Pain Expeller), Brooklyn,
N. Y.; Stanley Home Products (Household
Products), \\ r-tfi«ld. Mass.; Knox Gelatine.
Tl' Accounts: Mail Pouch Tobacco Co.
(Kentucky CInb Pifn- Tobacco), W^heeling,
The A. C. Gilbert Co. (American Flyer
Train»»), New Haven, Conn,; The Kalart
Company (Speed Flash Cameras), Plain-
ville. Conn.; Chas. B. Knox Gelatine Co.
(Knox Gelatine), Johnbtown, N. Y. : Monti-
rillo Drug Co. (666 (Jold Preparations),
Jark'-onvill*', Fla.; F". Ad. Richter (Pain
Kxp#'l|irt, Br«.okl>n. N. Y.
H. B. HUMPHREY. ALLEY &
RICHARDS
1235 Statler Bldg., iioston 16, Mass.
Phone: Liberty 6100
370 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-3020
CA. of Board H. L. Wittemore
Virr-.Pn-. & S.ry H. M. Hillerbeck
HUTCHINS ADVERTISING CO.. INC.
42 EnM Avf., BorlM-Wtr \, N. Y.
Phone: HAinilton 1160
APA— ANPA— PPA ABP -NOAB
Director Frank A. Hulchins
Director. F. Irving Hutching
President Frank M. Hutchins
Vice-Presidents John P. McCarthy,
Vi illiam F. Lacey, Homer C. Scheck, Ray-
mond P. \X eis, Charles S. Wilkinson
Branch Offices
3701 N. Broad St., Philadelphia 40, Pa.
Vice-Presidents John R. Maxwell,
Max Enelow
16-18 W. 46th St., New York, N. Y.
Vice-Presidents H. Pierson Mapes,
James K. Martindale
1244 Dufferin, St. Toronto Ont., Canada
Manager H. C. Caverhill
Radio Accounts: Philco Corp., Schulers
Potato CJiip Co., Lincoln Rochester Trust
Co., Mc(]urdy & Co., Scrantom's; Beaucaire,
Inc., Boiler-Clark, Inc., Star Palace Laundry,
K. E. Bausch & Son Co., H. B. Graves, Hub
Oil Co.
TV Accounts: Philco Corp., Schulers Po-
tato Chip Co., Beaucaire, Inc., Lincoln
Rochester Trust Co., Wearbest Clothing Mar-
ket.
ROCKLIN IRVING & ASSOCIATES
32 W. Randolph St., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: RAndolph 6-2324
President Irving Rocklin
Continuity Director M. Lovinger
Account Executives Sidney Bernberg,
Lou Burrows
Radio Director Trina Shuchat
TV Director Irving Rocklin
Production Betty Zidell
Radio Accounts: Walton Motors (Chrysler-
Plymouth dealer) ; Union Life Insurance Co.
(Insurance); Linoleum City (Floor cover-
ings) ; Chicago Furniture Mart (Furniture) ;
Bailey's, Inc. (Clothing) ; Famous Appli'
ances (Appliances); Balaban Floor Cover-
ing (Floor coverings) ; Lake TV Sales (Tele-
vision sets) ; Studebaker on Devon.
TV Accounts: Balaban Floor Covering
(Floor covering); Walton Motors (Chrysler-
Plymouth dealer) ; Bailey's, Inc. (Cloth-
iers) ; United Slip Cover (Slip covers &
draperies) ; Cole-Finder, Inc. (Mercury
dealer) ; Linoleum City (Floor coverings) ;
Modern Merchandisers (Cleaners) ; Roxy
Rug & Linoleum Co. (Floor coverings) ;
Picturesque Floods (Foods).
lACKSON & COMPANY
62 Worth St., New York 13, N. Y.
Phone: WOrth 4-7005
ABC— ABP— ANPA
Managing Partner Paul E. Jackson
(;eneral Manager John Yeargain
Production Manager (herald Duggan
Radio & TV Director Joan A. Coyne
Radio Accounts: Pequot Mills (Sheets &
Pillowcases), Salem, Mass.; J. W. Valentine
Co., Inc. (Institutional), New York, N. Y.;
Heyward Hosiery, Ipswich, Mass.
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ADVERTISI NG AGENCIES
• • •
JESSOP ADVERTISING CX)., INC.
1st National Tower Bldg., Akron 8, Ohio
Phone: FRanklin 2169
President & Treas M. K. Jessop
Vice-President Charles A. Jessop
Radio Director R. Gilbert
Secretary R. D. Moss
Radio Time Buyer R. J. Cobak
DUANE JONES COMPANY, INC.
570 Lexington Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-4848
ABC— ABP— ANPA— AFA
Chairman of Bd. & Pres Duane Jones
Vice-Pres. & Treas Lawrence J. Leaman
Acct. Exec. & Asst. Secy John Quick
Art Director Thomas McManus
Production Mgr Gerald DaCosta
Radio Accounts: National Re-Clean Corp.
(Home Cleaner), Brooklyn, N. Y.; Vitamin
Corp. of America (Rybutol, Jevanal,
Vyons), Newark, N. J.
TV Accounts: National Selected Products,
Inc. (7-Minit Pie Crust, Corn Muffin Mix,
Lemon Pie, Coconut Pie, Chocolate Pie,
Pumpkin Pie, etc., 6-0'Clock Vanilla Cream
Pudding, Chocolate Tapioca Pudding), New
York; Vitamin Corp. of America, Newark,
N.J.
THE RALPH H. JONES COMPANY
3100 Carew Tower, Cincinnati 2, O.
Phone: GArfield 2300
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— AFA
Pres. & Treas CM. Robertson, Jr.
V.P. & Gen. Mgr Stanley A. Wilier
Vice-President James M. Nelson
Secretary Elmer A. Vehr
Space Buyer Richard K. Jones
TV Director Kathryn M. Hardig
Radio Director .C. M. Robertson, Jr.
Radio & TV Time Buyer Ann Smith
Branch Office
580 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-4600
Manager W. A. Powers
Vice-President Theodore Fremd
Radio Accounts: Bavarian Brewing Co.,
The Kroger Company, Miami Margarine
Company, Martin Rosenberger Wallpaper
Co., Cincinnati, 0.; Ten-B-Low Company,
Columbus, 0.; Heekin Incorporated, The
Drackett Company (Charge Division), Cin-
cinnati, O.
TV Accounts: Bavarian Brewing Co., The
Kroger Company, Miami Margarine Com-
pany, Martin Rosenberger Wallpaper Co.,
Cincinnati, 0.; Ten-B-Low Company, Co-
lumbus, O.; The Drackett Company (Charge
Division), Cincinnati, 0.
KAL EHRLICH & MERRICK, INC.
314 Evening Star Bldg., Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: EXecutive 3-3700
ANPA
President Norman C. Kal
1st Vice-Pres Harry L. Merrick
Secretary Bernard R. Linkins
V.P. in Chge. of Radio-TV.. Alvin Q. Ehrlich
Radio-TV Dir David P. Thomas
Time Buyer Nella Manes
Account Executives Joseph Weinstein,
Alexander Charles, Wm. B. Mullett, Forest
Entwisle, Philip Berne, Wm. Roberts.
H. W. KASTOR & SONS ADV. CO.
75 E. Wacker Dr., Chicago 1, lU.
Phone: CEntral 6-5331
ABC— NOAB— ANPA— PPA— APA
President A. G. Kastor
V.P. & Gen. Mgr Marvin Harms
Vice-President Herman Kastor
V.P. & Copy Chief Ashley Belbin
Radio-TV Director James H. West
Radio Accounts: Procter & Gamble Co.
(American Family Flakes), International
Milling Co. (Robin Hood Flour), Union
Starch & Refining Co. (Pennant Syrup).
KASTOR, FARRELL, CHESLEY &
CLIFFORD, INC.
274 Madison Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: ORegon 9-4440
ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA
President H. Kastor Kahn
Exec. Vice-Pres W. S. Chesley, Jr.
V.P. & Copy Director C. E. J. Clifford
V.P. & Media Director J. B. Peters
Radio & TV Dir Harry Walsh
Radio Accounts: Hickok Mfg. Co., Roches-
ter, N. Y.; Schuefel Bros., Newark, N. J.;
Pierce's Proprietaries, New York.
TV Account: Hickok Mfg. Co., Rochester,
N. Y.
THE JOSEPH KATZ COMPANY
488 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-1223
AAAA— ANPA— PPA— ABP— APA— NOAB
President Joseph Katz
V.P. & Mgr Nat C. Wildman
Branch Office
10 W. Chase St., Baltimore 1, Md.
Phone: Lexington 1500
Vice Pres Robert G. Swan
Vice Pres J. T. McHugh
Radio Accounts: American Oil Co., Globe
Brewing Co., Madera Bonded Wine & Liquor
Co., Maryland Pharmaceutical Co., Pompeian
Co., Inc., Cello wax Company (Cellowax &
Bluko), Baltimore, Md.; Block Drug Com-
pany (Minipoo Dry Shampoo, Alkaids),
Jersey City, N. J.
TV Accounts: American Oil Co., Globe
Brewing Co., Maryland Pharmaceutical Co.,
Baltimore Contractors, Inc., Baltimore, Md.;
Madera Bonded Wine & Liquor Co., Balti-
more, Md.; Maryland Drydock Company,
189
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
iialtiniort'. Mtl.; Poinnfian (>li\r Oil (.o.,
Kalliinorr, Mtl.; HI«n k Drug (.oiupany (Mini-
|>oo l)n Sliampoo. Vlkait1>). Jorsoy (.ity,
N. J.
HENRY J. KAUFMAN &
ASSOCIATES
Ul»> H St^ N.W.. \\a>liin}:ton .'), D. C.
IMionr: District 7-7400
ABP ANPA-AFA
Sriiior PartutT Henry J. Kaufman
Partinr!* Jeffrey A. Abel,
Will. F. Siginund
Account Executives J. A. Abel,
A. n. K.lelson. A. A. Sarra, K. White
S«nn«'r
Production Manager. .. Hetty Darling (iwyer
Art Director E. T. Hoover
Radio-TV Creative Dir Robert S. Maurer
Radio Accounts: Capital Garage (Chrys-
ler-Pl> mouth dealer I ; (Jroup Health As-
^ociation (medical & hospital plan); S.
Kann .*V)n> (Company (department store);
KingV Credit Dept, Store (department
»lore I ; Lac>%. In«-. (radio-TV & electric ap-
plia^ce^l; Liberal (Credit Clothing Co., Inc.;
Manhattan Auto & Radio Co. (retail auto
arct•^•.o^ie^ I : Md. & Va. Milk Producers
A»«»'n.; .Northeast Motor Company (Ford
^alec & -ervicel : Old Dominion Bank; Peake
Motor (iompany ( DeSoto-Plymouth dealer);
IVn-i-Cloia Bottling Co. of Wash.; Potomac
EI»Mtric PoK«-r (io.; Sak> (furs) ; Simon
Di'trihuting (Jorp. (elec. appliances) ; State
loan & Finance (]orp.: Tom's Auto Service,
Inr. ( (ihr> -h-r-Phmoutli dealer); Trew
^lotor (iompan> (Dodge-Plymouth dealer);
Willys Overland Distributors.
TV Accounts: C.I.O.; First Federal Sav-
itifif & Loan AsBn.; Fort Lincoln Cemetery;
L«ry%, Inc.; Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of
W«t.h.; Simon DiHtrihuting Corporation;
Trew Motor (^iompany.
KEELING & CO., INC.
1028 (Jiaiiiiitr of Commerce Bldg.,
Indianapoli» 4, Ind.
Phone: PL 1476
AAAA— ABP-ANPA— ABC
Pre.. & Trean Ifd R. Keeling
Exec. V.P. & .Secy Wm. M. Hutchison
Vire-PreMdents Ralph B. Roberts,
Lowell H. Stormont, Lawrence T. Sogard,
Victor a. VaniH,
KadioTV iJt'fjt
Time Buyer. M. C. Dill
Radio Accounts: ( >a-,ite (Corporation (f^a-
Mle), HaMing-, Mich.; Wilson Milk Co.
(Evaporaifrd Milk), Union Federal Sav. &
Loan Co.. Indianapolis, Ind.; Marion County
Milk A*Kri.
TV Accounts: Canhf. Corporation (C^aaite),
Ha^tingft, Mich.; Wilson Milk (>,. (Evapo-
rated Milk), Union Federal Sav. & Loan
Assn., Indianapolis, Ind.
KEELOR & STITES CO.
3001 Carew Tower, Cincinnati 2, Ohio
Phone: Parkway 1310
President P. R. Hume
Exec. V.P.-Treas J. T. Nolan, Jr.
Secretary H. J. Darby
Radio-TV Director A. A. Radkey
THE KEILSON CO.
117 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-1797
Partners. . .M. Keilson, J. Keilson, I. Keilson
Art Director Janet Sternberg
Program Director Phyllis Pion
Branch Office
120 N.E. 6th Street, Miami 18, Fla.
Phone: 2-1141
Partner M. Keilson
Radio and TV Accounts: Julius Grossman
Shoes, Inc. (Shoes), New York, N. Y.;
Kirsch's Beverages (Soft Drinks), Brooklyn,
N. Y.; I. Rokeach & Sons, Inc. (Foods and
Cleansers), Farmingdale, N. J.; Horowitz-
Mar gareten (Baked Goods), Long Island
(^ity, N. Y.; Breakstone Bros. (Cheese Prod-
ucts), Miami, Fla.
KELLY, ZAHRNDT & KELLY, INC.
2343 Hampton Ave., St. Louis 10, Mo.
Phone: HI 2684
PPA— APA— SNPA— ANPA
President Virgil A. Kelly
Vice-Pres. & Space Buyer. . . .W. W. Zahrndt
Secretary .E. M. Kelly
Acc't. Execs Robert Kelly, Ray Kelly,
Wm. Thomson
Radio Accounts: Visit St. Louis Commit-
tee, St. Louis; Joseph A. Mrazek Moving &
Storage, St. Louis; Board of Education, St.
Louis; Newberry Radio Company, St. Louis.
KENYON & ECKHARDT, INC.
247 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-5700
AAAA
Chairman of the Bd. Thomas D'Arcy Brophy
(;hmn. Exec. Comm Dwight Mills
President William B. Lewis
Sr. Vice-President Edwin Cox
Sect.-Treas. & Gen. Mgr David C. Stewart
Vice Presidents George N. Beecher,
G. T. C. Fry, William Green, Grayson F.
Lathrop, George MacGregor, Donald J.
Maggini, E. W. Newson, John H. Owen,
Malcolm F. Smith, Joseph G. Standart, Jr.,
(rienn Wiggins
Departments
Art Director Gerald Link
V.P., Copy Dir Thomas K. Carpenter
V.P., Copy Sprvsors Garth Montgomery,
Leslie Monro, Howard M. Wilson
190
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
V.P., Media Dir Joseph P. Braun
V.P., Prom. Dir Hal Davis
V.P., Dir. of Radio-TV.. Wickliffe W. Crider
V.P., Dir. of Research G. Maxwell Ule
Talent Buyer Sylvan Taplinger
Publicity Director Herb Landon
Time Buyer Director Philip C. Kenney
Time Buyers Mary Dwyer, Lucy Kerwin,
Thomas Viscardi
Branch Offices
345 Griswold St., Detroit
Vice Pres Don C. Miller
Equitable Bldg., Hollywood, Cal.
Vice Pres Robert D. Wolfe
620 Market St., San Francisco
Vice Pres Sydney G. Walton
304 Bay St., Toronto, Ont.
Vice Pres William J. Frost
Radio Accounts: American Maize-Prod-
ucts Company (Prepared Desserts, Starches,
Syrups), New York; Beech-Nut Packing Co.
(Chewing Gum, Coffee, Baby Foods), Cana-
joharie, N. Y.; Ford Motor Co. (Institu-
tional), Dearborn, Mich.; General Electric
Co. (Air Conditioning), Bloomfield, N. J.;
Hudnut Sales Co., Inc. (Beauty Prepara-
tions), New York; Lincoln-Mercury Division
of Ford Motor Co. (Lincoln & Mercury
Cars), Detroit, Mich.; Lincoln-Mercury
Dealer Associations; National Brewing Co.
(National Premium & National Bohemian
Beers), Baltimore, Md.; The Mennen Co.
(Men's Toiletries), Newark, N. J.; Pepper-
idge Farm, Inc. (Bakery Products), Nor-
walk. Conn,; Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Sales
Co., New Orleans, La.
TV Accounts: Same as above with the ex-
ception of Beech-Nut (no television).
KETCHUM, MacLEOD & GROVE,
INC.
411 Seventh Ave., Pittsburgh 19, Pa.
Phone: COurt 1-5100
AAAA— ABP— ANPA
President George Ketcham
Exec. V.P Robert E. Grove
Radio & TV Dir Lansing B. Lindquist
Asst. Radio & TV Dir... Edgar J. Donaldson
Asst. Radio & TV Dir John D. Held
Radio & TV Timebuyer James B. Tafel
Branch Offices
Rm. 309, Brisbane Bldg., Buffalo 3, N. Y.
Field Rep David Fernow
State Street Bldg., Harrisburg, Pa.
Field Rep George K. Keet
1627 K Street, N.W., Wachington, D. C.
Field Rep W. J. Mcllhenny
1601 Central Nat'l Bank Bldg.,
Richmond 19, Va.
Field Rep Robert Milford
Radio Accounts: Braun Baking Company;
Chevrolet Zone Dealers; Colonial Trust Co.,
Pittsburgh; Dairymen's Cooperative Sales
Association, Pittsburgh; Hamburg Brothers;
Hospital Service Association, Pittsburgh;
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.; People's First
National Bank, Pittsburgh; Peoples Natural
Gas Co., Pittsburgh; Rieck-Mcjunkin Dairy
Co.; Thcrofare Markets, Inc., Pittsburgh;
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
TV Accounts: Braun Baking Company,
Pittsburgh; Calgon; Chevrolet Zone Deal-
ers; Colonial Trust Co., Pittsburgh; East
Ohio Gas Co., Cleveland, Ohio; Federal
Enameling & Stamping Co.; Hamburg
Brothers, Inc., Pittsburgh; Jones & Laughlin
Steel Corp., Pittsburgh; National Electric
Products Corp.; National Radiator; Natural
Gas Companies, Pittsburgh; Peoples Natural
Gas Co., Pittsburgh; Reymer & Brothers,
Inc., Pittsburgh; Rieck-McJunkin Dairy Co.,
Pittsburgh; Ruud Mfg. Co.; Thorofare Mar-
kets, Inc., Pittsburgh; Westinghouse Electric
Corp.
KIESEWETTER ASSOCIATES, INC.
9 E. 40th St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-0025
ABP— ANPA— APA— PPA
President H. M. Kiesewetter
Vice-President R. Wetterau
Radio-TV Exec Horace Hagedorn
Radio-TV Exec Samm S. Baker
Radio-TV Time Buyer E. Thompson
Radio-TV Copy Arthur Davidson
Pub. Relations Gloria Brown
Radio-TV Art Dir Frederick Russell
Radio Accounts: Bathasweet Corp. (Batha-
sweet Bath Products), Standard Laboratories
(Sloan's Liniment and Balm), Norwich Phar-
macal Co. (NP-27 for Athlete's Foot), Nor-
wich, N. Y.; Royal Lace Paper Works, Inc.
(Roylace Paper Products); V. La Rosa &
Sons, Inc. (La Rosa Macaroni Products);
Stern's Nurseries (Nursery Products), Gene-
va, N. Y.; Courtley, Ltd. (Courtley Men's
Products).
TV Accounts: Abraham & Straus (Dept.
Store) ; Standard Laboratories (Sloan's Lini-
ment and Balm) ; Royal Lace Paper Works,
Inc. (Roylace Paper Products); V. La Rosa
& Sons, Inc. (La Rosa Macaroni Products) ;
D. P. Harris Co. (RoUfast Bicycles) ; Stern's
Nurseries (Nursery Products), Geneva,
N. Y.; Courtley, Ltd. (Courtley Men's
Toiletries).
ABBOTT KIMBALL CO., INC.
250 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-9600
AAA A— ABC— ABP— APA— ANPA
NOAB— PPA— AFA
Chairman Abbott Kimball
President W. C. Matthews
Comptroller Monica Riley
Dir. of Radio-TV Arthur M. Ehrlich
191
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
\»cM. l>ir. Ka«ho-l\.
Time Buyrr Miriam Trat'ftrr
liranth Offices
SM N. Mirliifian Avo., (.llucu^o 11. III.
Van Nrj"* at VI iUliirf, Los .\njj<'l«'>, C.ulif.
Phonr: Sl'perior 7-'>*>2*'
Clhaimian Alihott Kimball
ISS San>ume Sl^ Sail IraiuiMO, Calif.
Phone: KXhrook 2-62 7r>
Prr^idrnl \lfrtMl Ducato
Kimball Bldg^ Loii Angeles (.alif.
Phone: Dl'nkirk 7-730')
Prrftidrni Stewart Widdess
Rariio Atcoiint: I'liion Pharmaceutical Co.
iSarakai. HIiMimheld, N. J.
n Atiounis: Hallia\say Mfg. do. (Hatha-
way Kahric^^. New Heiiford, Mass.; Arlra
< o*melir». Inc. (liiirai, MoiUclair, N. J.
LEW KING ADVERTISING
i;il'» N. < iiiirji. IMioeiiix. Arizona
Phone: 4-3518
ABP— ANP.\— AFA
Owner Lew King
Ser.-Tr«-a« Klinore Klein
Media Dir David Jones
Railio & T\ Dir Jack Beveridge
I'dlent Hu>er William Collins
Branch Office
233 E. Congress St., Tut. on. Arizona
Branch Mgr Orland Fiandaca
Radio Accounts: First Federal Savings
«.'*a\ing« & Loan Assn.), Phoenix-Yuma,
Ariz.; \X extern Village (Resort Motel),
Phoenix, Ariz.; Junior Hangers of America
• Thrift Promotion), Phoenix, Ariz.
Tl Account: First Federal Savings (Sav-
inn* & Loan), Phoenix-Yuma, Ariz.
KIRCHER, HELTON & COLLETT, INC.
I'Mli M.M.r. lluliiKiii lildf:., Davlon 2. O.
Phone: FLlton 5161
AAAA-APli^ ANPA
Pr.-,.1..,„ Hi.lf c. Kircher
Vire-Pre-ident^ James M. Hadley,
K. M. Colleit, WatBon B. Metcalfe
Treasurer & On. Mgr Carter B. Helton
An Direetor Floyd Johnson
Produrtion Manager Hap Moon
S^'-reiary. R. L. Mills
Arrount Fxerutiveti Half Kircher,
Jarne. M. Hadley, R. M. Collett, Watson B.
Metcalfe, Norman Van Zant, il. B. Helton
Radio 4 TV Dir C. B. Helton
Hadto At counts: i',i-m (iity Bldg. & Loan
\-tof. (HoMM- Loan-), Dayton, O. ; Liheral
Market (Food Chain .Store), Dayton, ().;
Zephyr Ventilated Awning Co. CAwning,),
Dayton, C).; Da>ton Pump & Mfg. Co. f Water
S)»leni«|, Dayton, O.; Soft Water Indus-
irir^ (Inolitulional -.Soft Water), Dayton,
O.; .Si. Mary's Parking Co. (Food Packers),
Sidney, O.
1 1 Accounts: Dayton Council on World
Affairs (Puhlic Service by Station WHIO-
TV). Dayton, 0.; Station WHIO-TV (Public
Service), Dayton, ().; Stuart Fox Company
(Food Brokers), Dayton, O.; Gem City
Building & Loan Assoc. (Home Loans), Day-
ton, ().; Liheral Market (Food Stores), Day-
ton, ().; Dayton Pump & Mfg. Co. (Water
Systems), Dayton, O.; St. Mary's Packing
Co. (Food Packers), Sidney, 0.
KIRKLAND-WHITE & SCHELL
101 Marietta St., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: LAmar 3682
APA— SNPA— ABP
Partners J. A. Kirkland,
Frank A. White, James B. Schell
Acct. Executive Fred A. George, Jr.
KNOLLIN ADV. AGENCY
391 Sutter St., San Francisca 8, Calif.
Phone: SUtter 1-6110
AAAA— APA— ABP
President James C. Knollin
Asst. Gen. Mgr Robert H. Knollin
Art Director Sigurd Mortenson
.Space Buyer Bernice Rosenthal
Acct. Execs.. .Richard L. Tevis, Dallas Coors
KOEHL, LANDIS & LANDAN, INC.
588 5ih Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-1370
ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB—PPA
Pres. & Treas Albert E. Koehl
Vice-Pres. & Sec A. A. Landis
Space Buyer A. Lasity
Branch Office
National City Bank Bid., Cleveland 14, O.
Vice-Pres.-in-Chg Russell Rowan
KUDNER AGENCY, INC.
575 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-6700
President J. H. S. Ellis
Vice-Presidents Sam D. Fuson,
Myron P. Kirk, Schuyler Kudner, E. J.
Owens, Norman Nash, Shafto Dene, C. M.
Rohrabaugh, J. J. Cochran
Exec. Dir. TV & Radio Myron P. Kirk
Asst. Dir. TV & Radio Frank Harting
Business Manager Al Reibling
Time Buyer John Marsich
^ ^iiHling Mickey Alpert
'>irc<lors John C. Wilson,
A. A. Coughlin, Frank Burns, Hugh Brown,
J. P. Ellis, Hank Ladd, Mann Holiner
Branch Offices
New Center Bldg., Detroit, Mich.
Phone: Trinity 5-5315
Executive in Charge Martin Rice
681 Market St., San Francisco 5, CaBf.
Phone: GArfield 1-5433
192
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
Executive in Charge J. H. Hornell
Radio Accounts: General Motors Corp.,
Detroit, Mich.; Sonotone Corp., N. Y. C;
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Inc.,
Akron, Ohio; United States Tobacco Co.,
N. Y. C; The Texas Co., N. Y. C.
TV Accounts: The Texas Co.; United
States Tobacco Co.; General Motors Corp.;
Buick, Flint, Mich.; Schick, Inc., Stamford,
Conn.; The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
Inc.
KUFF & FELDSTON
5 West Preston, Baltimore 1, Md.
Phone: VErnon 3654-5-6
President 1. Harold Kuff
Vice-President Harry Feldstein
Art Director Stan Mossman
Media Director Patricia Coan
KUTTNER & KUTTNER, INC.
646 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-7940
AAAA— ANPA
TV Director S. S. Korshak
TV Time Buyer Stanley C. Kuttner
Acct. Execs Harold E. Kuttner,
Chester D. Kuttner, Milton J. Klee
Uranch Office
New York, N. Y.
130 W. 57th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-2358
Radio Accounts: Douglas Lumber Co.,
Chicago; Sampson Company (Major appli-
ances), Chicago; HoUeb & Company (whole-
sale groceries), Chicago; Capitol Dairy, Chi-
cago; Franks Dept. Store, Chicago; Shain-
berg Dept. Store, Memphis, Tenn.
TV Accounts: Community Theater (home
builders), Chicago; Regular Fellas (dept.
stores), Chicago; Theatre At Night, Chicago;
Breakfast Party, Chicago; Labor For Steven-
son, Chicago; Finders Mfg. Company, Chi-
cago.
LAKE-SPIRO-SHURMAN, INC.
Radio Center Bldg., Memphis 3, Tenn.
Phone: 5-1571
ABP— ANPA— APA— PPA— SNPA
President Avron Spiro
Secy-Treas M. M. Shurman
Radio Time Buyer Mrs. L. Simmons
Production Manager Mrs. M. Parker
Publicity Director Al R. Capley
Acct. Executives David Davidson,
Jane Erdman, Mrs. L, Cunningham
Radio Accounts: Plough Sales Corp., U. S.
Bedding Co., Childs' Razor Blade Co., Jones-
boro, Ark.; Liberty Petroleum Co., Mt. Ver-
non, 111.
LAMB & KEEN, INC.
1616 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
AAAA
Pres. & Treas James G. Lamb, Sr.
Exec. V.P. & TV Dir.. .Kennard G. Keen, Jr.
V.P. & Copy Chief... John O. Ellington, Jr.
V.P., Media Director Roy T. Lochten
Dir. of Agency Services Roy T. Lochten
V.P., Production Mgr Walter Mazurek
Acct. Executives James G. Lamb, Sr.,
K. G. Keen, Jr., E. D. Garth, John O.
Ellington, Jr., Roy T. Lochten, H. H.
DuBois
LAMBERT & FEASLEY, INC.
60 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-8980
ANPA— APA— PPA
President E. T. T. Williams
Executive V.P Gordon K. Seagrove
Sr. V.F Frank W. Mace
Radio Director Ray H. Kremer
Radio Accounts: Phillips Petroleum Co.
(Gasoline, Motor Oil), Bartlesville, Okla.
LANDSHEFT & BARBER, INC.
810 Liberty Bank Bldg., Buffalo 2, N. Y.
Phone: MO 9500
ABP— NOAB— APA— PPA— ANPA
President Henry L. Barber
Vice !^resident E. T. DruUard
Secretary-Treas Vera H. Landsheft
Art Director Harold F. Feltz
Acct. Executives Henry L. Barber,
E. T. Drullard
Radio Accounts: Kendall Refining Com-
pany (Gasoline and Oil), Bradford, Pa.;
Liberty Bank of Buffalo (Banking), Buf-
falo, N. Y.
TV Account: Liberty Bank of Buffalo
(Banking), Buffalo, N. Y.
PHILIP J. LANE ADVERTISING
299 Madison Avenue. N. Y.
Phone: MUrray H:11 7-5418
Owner Philip J. Lane
Media Dir M. Doney
Television Accounts: Diane Beauty Salon,
Ansonia DeLuxe Shops Inc. (Retail Shoe
Chain).
LANG, nSHER & STASHOWER, INC.
1010 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 15, 0.
Phone: MA 1-6579
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA
President H. Jack Lang
V.-P.-Treasurer Fred P. Stashower
Director Radio-TV Alvin B. Fisher
Radio-TV Mgr Robert F. Gibbons
Prod. Mgr. Radio-TV John Cramer
Ass't Time Buyer Garry C. McKelvey
Radio Accounts: Brewing Corp. of Amer-
ica (Carling's Black Label Beer), Cleveland;
The Burrows Brothers Co., Inc. (office sup-
plies), Cleveland; Cleveland Baseball Co.
(Cleve. Indians baseball team), Cleveland;
Cleveland Transit System, Cleveland; Geii-
193
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
rral FJrclrir Co^ (.l.vrlaiul: (^raiul Iiuhis-
iTtcs, Inf. ((»ranti ranjte>>. ClfNoland: High
l.r\r\ Motor*. Inc. ( (lhr> >lrr rhiuoutli Deal-
rr!.». rir\«-lamh Millrr-Hrokrr Co. (Cotton
( Iul» l»»\rrag<">), I'.lrvi-laiul : IMck-N-ray
Suprr Markets. Inc. ( super markets), (lleve-
laiui; .Sar-. Hoeburk & ('o.. Cleveland;
Uoria I*ul>li«l»ing Co., Clevelainl; Yellow
(all Co., Cl«\rlaiul.
n Accounts: Hr«win{i ('orp. of America
(Carlinp's Hlark Label Beer), Cleveland;
(;<>neral Klectrir Supply (-o., ('leveland;
<,rand Industries, Ine. ((.rand ranges),
Cle\ eland; The Kaynee Co. (boys' wear),
( le\eland; Mill. r-He< ker Co. (Cotton Club
beverafjen), Cleveland; (^liio Mattress Co.
(Sraly mattress), Cleveland; Cbas. V. Raney
& Assoriates (Hawkinson tread), Akron;
Pirk-N-I*ay Super Markets, Inc. (super mar-
kets». (leveland.
LANGHAMMER AND ASSOCIATES
22:> Park Ave., Omaha 2, Neb.
IMione: Jackson 6190
ABP— APA
President Joe H. Langhammer
Radio .irrnnnts: Mid-America Appliance
(!orp. ( Di-triluitor- — Servel, Universal
Hanftes. Apexi, Omaha, Neb.; Inland Manu-
fariuring Company (Radiator Repair Equip-
ment i, Omaha. Neb.
rr Account: Blue Star Foods, Inc.
(ranned, frozen chicken), ('ouncil Bluffs,
Io%%a.
LAUESEN & SALOMON
S20 No. Mirhi^dii \m.. Cliiraiio 11. 111.
I'lione: .SLperior 7-0738
APA— ANPA-PPA
Prrtident A. M. .Salomon
Account Kxerutives Wendell Walker,
M. 11. .Vllhorn
Production Manager D. L. Cuttie
Radio Account: Foley & Co., Imperial
Credit Co.
AL PAUL LEFTON CO., INC.
1617 P< iiri->Ka(iia Blvd., Phila. .'i, I'a.
Phonr: Rlltinhou-e 6-ir)00
ANPA-APA-NOAB PPA
President Al Paul Lefton
Virr-PreB. & Trea« H. S. Lourhheim
Virr-Pre»identh P. Brown,
A. Parker, J. Jensen, H. Gentike
.Spare Buyer E. V. Righter
TV & Radio Dirertor A. R. Griffin
/iriinrh Offict'n
321 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: VAnderbilt 6-4340
President Al Paul Lefton
Viee-Pre«. ti Mgr R. J. Hertn
435 .N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
Phone: SlJperior 7-9511
Vice-Prc*. & Mgr E. G. Foreman, jr.
Radio Accounts: Phila. Electric Co. (Light
& Power), Borden's Ice Cream, Crawford
Clothes, Inc., Metropolitan Jockey Club (Ja-
maica Race Track), Empire Racing Assn.
(Racing), A. (ioodman & Sons (Goodman's
Noodles), Hotel Bar Butter, Hilbros Watch
Co., C. Schmidt & Sons (Beer and Ale).
TV Accounts: Pal Blade Company, Inc.
(Razor Blades), New York, N. Y.; Sylvan
Seal Milk Co. (Milk), Metropolitan Jockey
Club (Jamaica Race Track), A. Goodman
& Son (Goodman's Noodles), Hotel Bar
Butter, New York, N. Y.; Schmidt's Beer &
Ale, Philadelphia, Pa.
LENNEN & NEWELL, INC.
17 E. 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-5400
ANPA— APA— PPA— AAAA— NOAB
ABC— ABP
(Chairman of the Bd Philip W. Lennen
President H. W. Newell
Exec. V.P. & Gen. Mgr Adolph J. Toigo
Sr. V.P., Exec. Creative Dir... Walter O'Mara
Sr. V.P Thomas C. Butcher
Sr. V.P John Monsarrat
V.P. & Treas John D. Spiers
Jr. Vice President Walter M. Swertfager
V.P. in Chg. Production. .Michael J. Madar
Art Director Hans Sauer
V.P. in Chg. of Radio &
Television Nicholas E. Keesely
V.P.— Radio & Television
Copy Chief Peter V. Keveson
V.P. in Chg. of Merchandising &
Research Todd B. Franklin
V.P. in Chg. of Media. . . .Anthony de Pierro
V.P. & Asst. Exec. Creative
Dir Maitland Jones
Vice Presidents Thomas P. Doughten,
Daniel M. Daley, Jr., Jackson Taylor,
Stephen M. Kenyon
Mgr.— Radio-TV Depts Frank A. Daniel
Art Dir. TV Clark M. Agnew
Producers Charles T. Harrell,
(/corge (». Tompkins, Herbert K. Horton,
(George J. Zachary
Time Buyer RadioTV. .. .William D. Smith
Traffic Mgr. Radio-TV George E. Caron
Branch Office
308 N. Rodeo Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: Crestview 1-7221
Radio-TV Dir Benjamin R. Potts
Radio Accounts: Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
(Company (Lustre-Creme Products, Shampoo
& Hairdressing, Lustre Color Home Hair
Coloring), Jersey City, N. J.; Lehn & Fink
Products Corporation (Lysol Disinfectant),
New York. N. Y.; Lorillard, P., Co., Inc.
(Old Gold Cigarettes, Briggs Pipe Mixture,
Muriel Cigars), New York, N. Y.; Tide
Water Associated Oil Co. (Tydol Gasoline,
Veedol Motor Oil), New York, N. Y. &
Tulsa, Okla.; Weekly Publications, Inc.;
Joseph Schlitz Brewing Co.; Emerson Drugs.
194
• • •
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
• • *
TV Accounts : Colgate - Palmolive - Peet
Company (Lustre-Creme Products — Sham-
poo & Hairdressing), Jersey City, N. J.;
Lehn & Fink Products Corporation (Lysol
Disinfectant), New York, N. Y.; Lorillard,
P., Co., Inc. (Old Gold Cigarettes, Briggs
Pipe Mixture, Muriel Cigars, Headline
Cigars,) New York, N. Y.; Tide Water As-
sociated Oil Co. (Tydol Gasoline, Veedol
Motor Oil), New York, N. Y. & Tulsa, Okla.;
Weekly Publications, Inc.; Joseph Schlitz
Brewing Co.; Emerson Drug Co.
AUSTIN C. LESCARBOURA & STAFF
The Adshop, Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y.
Phone: CRoton 3444
Senior Partner Austin C. Lescarboura
Junior Partner Stanley A. Lescarboura
Production Winifred Phillips
Secretary Miriam Lescarboura
Radio Accounts: Aerovox Corporation
(Capacitors), New Bedford, Mass.; Claro-
Btat Mfg. Co., Inc. (Controls and Resistors),
Dover, N. H.; Allen B. Du Mont Labs.
(Cathode-ray Tubes), Allen B. Du Mont
Labs. (Television Transmitters), Allen B.
Du Mont Labs. (Cathode-ray Instruments),
Clifton, N. J.; Allen B. Du Mont Labs. (TV
components). East Paterson, N. J.; Henry
L. Crowley & Co. (Powdered Iron Cores and
Steatite Parts), West Orange, N. J.; Indus-
trial Instruments (Electrical Test Instru-
ments), Jersey City, N. J.; Industrial De-
vices, Inc. (Electrical Test Instruments),
Edgewater, N. J.; Hudson Wire Company
(Magnet and Bare Wires), Ossining, N. Y.
TED LEVY ADVERTISING AGENCY
811 Cooper Bldg., Denver 2, Colo.
Phone: Main 7133
ABP— ANPA
President, Time Buyer Ted Levy
Radio Dept. Dir Barbara Aiton
Production Mgr William Archenhold
Radio Accounts: Ellis Canning Co.
(Chili), Denver, Colo.; Sealy Mattress Co.,
Denver; Colorado Mattress Co., Denver,
Colo.; Lee Jewelers, Denver.
LEWIN, WILLIAMS & SAYLOR
INCORPORATED
40 East 49th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-6200
President A. W. Lewin
Exec. V.-P. Pres.
and Treasurer Sidney Matthew Weiss
Vice Pres. & Sec'y Max Green
Vice President Walter T. Pollock
V.P., Art. Dir Donald Waterbury,
Leslie M. Kay
Radio-TV Dir Robert Brenner
Branch Office
11 Commerce St., Newark 2, N. J.
Phone: MI 3-3200
Vice-President Leonard Newsteder
Vice-President Richard N. Gulick
Radio Accounts: Alol Products, Inc. (poi-
son ivy remedy), Carmel, N. Y.; Borden's
Frozen Foods, New York; G. N. Coughlan
Co., West Orange, N. J.; Chimney-Sweep
Process 33 (soot remover, paint brush
cleaner) ; Costa Ice Cream Company, Wood-
bridge, N. J.; Harris-Upham & Co. (stock
brokers). New York; Spandy (Taylor-Reed
Corp.) ( deter gent-sanitizer), Glenbrook,
Conn.
TV Accounts: Borden's Frozen Foods,
New York; Costa Ice Cream Company,
Woodbridge, N. J.; G. N. Coughlan Co.
(dehumidifier, paint brush cleaner). West
Orange, N. J.; Spandy (Taylor-Reed Corp.)
(detergent-sanitizer), Glenbrook, Conn.;
Hensler Brewing Co., Newark, N. J.; Jacoby-
Bender Watch Band Company, New York;
The Odell Co. (hair dressing), Newark,
N. J.; I. Smallman & Sons, Inc. (billfolds),
Paterson, N. J.
ADDISON LEWIS & ASSOCIATES
2310 Stevens Ave., Minneapolis 4, Minn.
Phone: AT 6235
ABP— ANPA— AFA— ABC
President Addison Lewis
Vice Pres Erie B. Savage, Jr.
Treasurer Harvey R. Kruse
Secretary Wm. A. Dobson
Radio and TV Dir Carroll E. Crawford
Research and Media Dir.. .Preston K. Covey
Prod. Manager Bruce E. Segerstrom
Copy Director Judd L. Meester
Account Execs J. A. Quint,
J. H. Cleland, Sherle Lowe
LULER, NEAL & BATTLE
810 Walton Bldg., Al.anta 3, Ga.
Phone: Cypress 6521
AAAA— ABC— ANPA— APA
SNPA— PPA
Partner, Art Dir James L. Battle
Partner, Acct. Exec C. K. Liller
Partner, Acct. Exec William W. Neal
Media Director Sarah Williams
Branch Office
40 E. 51st St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: EL 5-7785
Manager Robert B. Kane
301 Palmero Bldg., Columbia, S. C.
Manager Caldwell Withers
Radio Accounts: National NuGrape Com-
pany (NuGrape and SunCrest), Atlanta;
Colonial Stores, Inc. (groceries), Atlanta;
Brock Candy Company (candy bars), Chat-
tanooga; Coastal Chemical Company (Co-
Chem and Clo-White), Savannah; Puritan
Mills, Inc. (My-T-Pure flour), Atlanta.
TV Accounts: W. D. Alexander (appli-
ances), Atlanta; Brock Candy Company
195
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
(rand> tla^^), v.hittlanoo)ia : II. N\ . Lay &
('om(Mny (potato oliips). Atlant;i; (loasial
('hrmiral Company (Co-Clhnn ami CIo-
Uhilr>. Saxaiinah: Rock (ity (iar(lrii>. Look-
out Mountain: ('olonial Slorrs, Inr. (grorer-
ioi. Atlanta: Puritan Mills, Inc. (My-T-
Purr llouri. All.mt.i.
LLOYD. CHESTER & DILLINGHAM.
INC.
V Korkef.lK-r IMa/a. .Nexs York 20. N. Y.
Phon.-: CIrrIf .VHHOO
AM'A— PPANOAB— ABC
President Laurt'nce M. Lloyd
Virr-Prcp. & Serly CharU's F. Pielsih
Tr«*a-. i Mt'ilia Dir John J. Hagan
Vicc-Prcs. & Art Uir .M. 11. Kales
Produrtion Manager W illiain T. kale*'
DUDLEY L. LOGAN ADV.
ill I >. |{ua\. Lu> ^n^^lr^ l.i, Calif.
Phone: Dunkirk 2-«471
ANPA— AAAA PPA— APA— ABP
Pre»idrnt Dudley L. Logan
.An Director Kox-niary Do: rniann
(Jupy ('hief. Media Dir. &
Prod. Mgr Jark Waterman
THE W. E. LONG CO.
188 Haiidolph M.. Chicago 1, IH.
Phonr: HAndolph U-UAU)
AHP ANPA NOAH
(ihairnian of Board L. W. Haas
President E. E. Hanson
Virc-Pre». & Ailvtg. Dir Wni. C^oodman
Vice.Pr^.. & Dir. of Sales J. A. Smith
TreaKun-r A. T. Downie
Scrrtlary H. (i. Mergencr
Dir. of Hadio & TV... Edward C. Iriiz, Jr.
\-Hi. Dir. Hadio-TV ..J. Minetz
R'ltlio .'1( founts: Anirliein's Bakery, Inc.,
^prin{£h»•ld, III.: Atlanta Baking Tlo., Atlanta,
<»a.: Mr^. BocIiuikV Bakery, San Angelo,
Tex.; BoKiiian Baking Co., Alhuquerque,
N. M.; Borrk & .Ste\«n., Bridgeport, Corm.;
I'rown'k Bakery, Defiance, O.; BrownV
Bread. Ltd.. Toronto; Butler Krust Baking
Cm^ Sunbury, Pa.; (^ape Cirardeau Baking
Co^ Cape Girardeau, Mo.; Capital (^iiy
Baker). Tallahai>»^ee. FJa.; Carpenter Baking
Co_ Milwaukee. Wine; City Bakery, Inc.,
Sf. .\ugu»^linr. Ila.; IL H. Clau--en'H Son.
fnr^ .\ufeu-ta, Ca.; Cotton Bro-. Baking Co.,
Mexandria, La.; Crohs Baking Co., Mont-
prlirr, Vl.; Diitzerr. Bakeri# s, AnderHon,
Ind.; Dixie Mjid Baking Co., Kingsporl,
Tenn.; Duque^ne Baking Co., Pilt>-hiirgh.
Pa-; Kinney'. Bakery. Creenville, TexaH;
H*her Baking Co., .'^aJt Lake Ciiy; Morida
BakinK Co., Peniiarola, Lhi.; 1 Juhrer Baker-
irs Inc., Medford, Ore.; luchn Baking Co..
So. .Miami, Fla.; Gardner Baking Co., Madi-
»on, Wiic.; Ga»c Baking Co., S.-iirinaw. Midi.:
1%
(iun/.cnhauser Bakery, Lancaster, Pa.; Hal-
ler's Eagle Bakery, Inc., Altoona, Pa.; Hayes
Baking Co., Oil City, Pa.; J. S. Hershey
Baking ('o., York, Pa.; Holsuni Baking Co.,
Uoswell, N. M.; Holsum Bakery Co., Charles-
ton, W. Va.; Holsum Bakery, Ft. Wavne,
Ind.; Holsuni Bakeries, Inc., New Orleans,
La.; Holsuni Bakers, Tampa, Fla.; Holsum
Bakery Co., Lewiston, Ida.; Holsum Bread
Co., Inc., Ft. Worth, Tex.; Holsum Baking
Co., Harlingen, Tex.; Holsum Baking Co.,
Lulihock, Tex.; Ideal Baking Co., Tyler,
Tex.; Jamestown Baking Co., Jamestown,
N. Y.; Lee Baking Co., Victoria, Tex.;
Master Baking Co., Mt. Vernon, 111.; Mc-
Gogh Bakeries Corp., Birmingham, Ala.;
Meadville Bread Co., Meadville, Pa.
TV Accounts: Nev/ Process Baking Co..
Chicago; McGough Bakeries Corp., Birming-
ham; Carpenter Baking Co., Milwaukee;
Fuchs Baking Co., So. Miami, Fla.; Old
Homestead Bread Co., Denver, Colo.; M.
Kaulz Baking Co., Muscatine. Iowa; Jones
Bros. Bakery, Greensboro, N. C. ; Phoenix
Ifol um Bakery, Phoenix, Ariz.
EARLE LUDGIN & CO.
121 W. Wackcr Drive, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: AN 3-1888
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA
President-Treasurer Earle Ludgin
Exec. Vice-Prcs Vincent R. Bliss
Vice-Presidents. .Montgomery N. McKinney,
John H. Wilmarth, Edward Chapman
Hadij & TV Director Jane Daly
Time Buyer ..Ruth Babick
Rddio Accounts: Rit Products Corp., The
Best Foods, Inc., W. F. McLaughlin & Co.,
Alien B. Wrisley (Wrisley Soap), Chicago,
TV Accounts: Jules Montenier, Inc., The
Best I'oods, Inc., Kitchen Art Foods, Inc..
W. F. McLaughlin & Co., Rit Products Corp.
(All Purpose Rit), New York, N. Y.
LYNN-FIELDHOUSE
I') S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Phone: 2-7182-3
ABP— ANPA— NOAB— APA
•':"ln<;' fi- S. C. B. Lynn,
L. S. Fieldhouse
Radio-TV & Media Dir W. B. Pritchard
Art Director C. L. Steyer
Branch Office
:>1 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-4048
Rudio Accounts: Wise Potato Chip Co.
(Potato Chips), Berwick; Planters Edible
Oil Co. (Peanut Oil); Wilkes-Barre; Plant-
er's Nut & Choc. Co. (Peanut Butter),
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; Quinlan Pretzel Co.
(Pret/.cis), Reading; Purvin Dairy Co.
(Milkj, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; Jack's Tasty
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
Snack Corp. (Cheese Twists), Oneida, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Wise Potato Chip Co. (Po-
tato Chips), Berwick; Quinlan Pretzel Co.
(Pretzels), Reading, Pa.; Planter's Edible
Oil Co. (Peanut Oil), Planter's Nut & Choc.
Co. (Peanut Butter), Wilkes-Barre, Pa.;
Jack's Tasty Snack Corp. (Cheese Twists),
Oneida, N. Y.; Becker-Coulter Co. (Tipon
Nail Lacquer), Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
W. D. LYON COMPANY
303 Second Ave., Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Phone: 4-2451
AAAA
President W. D. Lyon
Vice President R. B. Creswell
Radio-TV Director R. H. Schubert
Radio Accounts: A. Y. McDonald Mfg.
Co. (water systems), Dubuque, Iowa; Bar-
ron Motor Supply, Cedar Rapids; Builders
Material, Inc., Cedar Rapids; Century Engi-
neering Corp. (heating equipment). Cedar
Rapids; Collins Radio Company (commer-
cial radio equip.). Cedar Rapids; Crescent
Electric Supply (appliance distributor), Du-
buque; Iowa Dairy Industry Coram., Des
Moines, Iowa; lOA Foods Cedar Rapids;
Tendersweet Sales Corp. (canned vege-
tables), Vinton, Iowa; Kent Feeds (live-
stock & poultry feeds), Muscatine, Iowa;
Potosi Brewing Company, Potosi, Wise;
Vigor Vitamins Company, Cedar Rapids.
TV Accounts: Crescent Electric Supply
(appliance distributor), Dubuque, Iowa;
Maplecrest Turkey Farms (frozen turkeys
& chickens), Wellman, Iowa; Whink Prod-
ucts (rust-stain remover), Eldora, Iowa.
MACE ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC.
507 Lehmann Bldg., Peoria 2, 111.
Phone: 6-0771
ANPA— ABP— APA— PPA— NOAB
President & Art Dir J. F. Fellay
Vice-President R. W. Steele
Sec.-Treas. & Gen. Mgr Jay J. Keith
Copy Dept J. R. ShuUaw
MacFARLAND, AVEYARD & CO.
333 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1. 111.
Phone: RAndolph 6-9360
ANPA— ABP— ABC
President A. E. Aveyard
Exec. V.P Allen B. Dicus
V.P., Copy Chief R. E. Blackburn
Time Buyer Joan Merrick
Research Director Betsy Tyroler
Media Director A. S. Trude, Jr.
Space Buyer Patricia Krai
Radio-TV Dir Wm. Rega
Radio-TV Accounts: Hallicrafters Co.,
Drewrys, Ltd. (Beer & Ale), So. Bend, Ind.
MacLAREN ADVERTISING CO., LTD.
372 Bay St., Toronto, Ont.
Phone: Empire 4-0321
ABC— ANPA
President J. A. MacLaren
Vice-Presidents E. V. Rechnitzer,
J. Ferres
Comptroller W. D. MacMahon
Director W. G. Abe!
Radio & TV Dir H. Horler
Branch Offices
410 Dominion Square Bldg., Montreal, P. Q.
Manager F. P. Gill
Radio Mary Moran
911 Electric Rlwy. Chambers, Winnipeg,
Manitoba
Manager E. P. Thomson
305 Province Bldg., Vancouver, B. C.
Manager W. D. M. Patterson
Radio Accounts: H. J. Heinz Co. of Can-
ada (Food), Imperial Varnish & Color Co.,
Ltd., Imperial Oil Ltd. (Hockey and Base-
ball), I. H. Lavery & Co., O'Cedar Company
of Canada, Peoples Credit Jewelers, Peoples
Credit Clothiers, Provincial Tire Co., Tuckett
Tobacco Limited, Henry K. Wampole & Co.,
Ltd., Canadian General Electric, Standard
Chemical (Javex), Christie Brown, Ltd.
(Food), Standard Brands, Ltd., Shefford-
Ingersoll Cheese, Dominion Fur Auction
Sales, Intercontinental Packers, Ltd., Lake
of Woods Milling Co., Stephen's Paints.
Capilano Baseball (Sicks' Capilano Brewery,
Ltd.), Home Oil Distributors, W. H. Malkin
& Co.. Ltd., Nalley's Limited, Palmers' Lim-
ited, G. W. Hogan (Car Dealer) ; Ainsworth
Motors; General Motors of Canada; Cana-
dian Shredded Wheat Co.; Canada Dry Ltd.;
Provincial Tire Co.
MacMANUS, JOHN & ADAMS
Fisher Bldg., Detroit 2, Mich.
Phone: TRinity 2-8300
ANPA— AAAA— ABC
Chairman W. A. P. John
Pres. & Treas James R. Adams
Exec. Vice-Pres Harvey G. Luce
V.P., Media & Research Dir.
Elmer W. Forehlich
Acc't Exec Paul Foley
Radio Time Buyer Georgina LeFevre
Branch Office
444 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Manager E. A. Jones
Radio Accounts: Pontiac Motor Division,
Pontiac, Mich.; Cadillac Motor Division,
Dearborn, Mich.; Saran Wrap Corporation,
Flint, Mich.; Ferry-Morse Seed Co., Detroit,
Mich.; Stegmaier Brewing Co., Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.; Dow Chemical Co., Midland, Mich.
TV Accounts: Pontiac Motor Division,
Pontiac, Mich.; Saran Wrap Corporation,
Flint, Mich.; Stegmaier Brewing Co., Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.
197
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
• • •
MALCOLM-HOWARD
20.i N. \\.il...^l.. ( l.ir..>;o 1. 111.
IM.oiu-: AiuIoNor 0022
AHI»- ANPA AFA
|\ S\ riWT-IVoihirir.s (trorpt* Junda.
V^ illiain Hrnl, Noriiu* KriMMiiaii, Michael
ltro>«n. Slanrortl Kaat/.
K\«TUli\r-I*r«uliir«r> Xrthm ll<)llaii<l.
Hal Harkiin. Max ll«>llaiul
Hiidio Arctmnts: Hollands (jewelry), (^hi-
ra(5o: Kollrr Derby, N. Y. C; Roman-Raich-
crl t'o. (Phoenix sewinp niachine>), Chi-
rapo; Irr Follie<i. (ihieago; lee (lapades.
r.hirapo: Iiilrrnalional Sporl> Show, (^hi-
rajto; Kohrnian Motors, (Ihieago; Joy Can-
dies (Ihicapo.
rr Accounts: Ambrosia Brewing, Chi-
rago; Harry Alter Co. (Crosley appl.). Chi-
cago; (;ourl«>y Motors, (-hieapo: Hudson
Dealfrs A^^n. (autos), Chicago; Mages
Sports Slorf>. Chicago; Leo Rose (]o. (cloth-
ing!, Chirago; Rubin's (apparel), Chicago;
Holland. Inr. (jewelry), Chicago; Marmel
Product!, (housewares), Chicago; Roman
Rairhert Co. (Phoenix sewing machines),
Chicago; A>>ociated Hospital Ins. Co., Chi-
rago; Roller Derby, Chicago; Sun-Times
(nrw^papt•^j, Chicago; Sliffel Lamp Co.,
Chicago.
DAVID MALKIEL ADV. AGENCY
172 N«*\sl.ijrv St., Boston 16, Mass.
I'honr: Copley 7-r)980
ABP ANPA APA PPA— AAAN
Production Manager Julian Malkiel
.Screiary Martha Brest
Radio Accounts: Royal Crown of New
Kngland (Soft Drinks), Canadian Ace Ale
(Brer A \\c ) , Ace Vacuum Stores (Vacuum
Cli-an«'r-i, Moxton, Ma>-s.
MANHATTAN ADVERTISING
22'. Wr-t '.Tth St.. N.NN York 19. \. Y.
I'honc: PLa/a 7-.liW)
ABP— APA
Ownrr Kugenc L. Friedman
Art DiffTtor.. Murray Khir,
Prudurtiun Mgi (;<.ne Fogleman
Am. Exeri, R. J. 1 ricdman, 1. J. Frisch
MANSON-GOLD-MILLER, INC.
1004 M.ir.jij.ti. \^,... Miii„,.;,poli-, 2, Minn.
I'lione: (,Kni\;i ')(,\')
APA—ABP
Pre*. & Trea. ]{ohert P. Milhr
Vire-PrrH. & Src Kleanor L. Miller
Art Dir. tt Prod. .Mgr Edward HarriH
Radio Account: Snyder Drug Stores.
MARFREE ADVERTISING
CORPORATION
105 Wci»t Viih St., .New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 4-7190
President Harry A. Friedenberg
V.P., Comptroller E. M. Story
Secretary-Treasurer Louis P. Randall
TV Dir., Acct. Exec Barnett Friedenberg
Director Radio Harry A. Friedenberg
Branch Office
919 North Michigan, Chicago, 111.
Phone: Whitehall 4-2651
V.P. in Charge Sheppard Chartoe
Radio Accounts: D-Con Company CD-
Con), Chicago, 111.; Bankers Life & Casualty
(]o. (White Cross Hospitalization), Chicago,
III.; House of Goddard (Quilt Lady, Per-
fex Electric Shaver), Chicago, 111.
TV Accounts: R & F Company (Toys),
New York, N. Y.
MARSCHALK & PRATT CO.
535 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: VAnderbilt 6-2022
Partners H. C. Marschalk,
S. H. Giellerup, S. L. Meulendyke, G. A.
Poetschke, C. A. Peterson
TV-Radio Director Curt A. Peterson
Radio Account: Esso Standard Oil Co.
(Petroleum), New York, N. Y.
TV Account: Esso Standard Oil Co. (Pe-
troleum), New York, N. Y.
I. M. MATHES, INC.
122 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-7450
ABP— ANPA— APA— PPA— ABC
President J. M. Mathes
Treasurer A. E. Cox
Secretary Carle E. Rollins
Vice-Pres. & Dirs Wilfred S. King,
W. T. Okie
Vice-Presidents David C. Gibson,
Dr. O. L. Tinklepaugh, Jan H. Meyer,
A. F. Monroe, Read H. Wight, Douglas R.
Hathaway, Lester J. Loh
Director of Radio & TV Read H. Wight
Radio Time Buyer Edna S. Cathcart
Radio Accounts: Wagner Baking Corp.
(Mrs. Wagner's Pies), Newark, N. J.; Pure
Food Co., Inc. (Herb-Ox BouUion Cubes-
Westchester Chicken), Mamaroneck, N. Y.;
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc., N. Y. C;
International Telephone & Telegraph Cape-
liarl-Farnsworth Corp., N. Y. C; Imperial
Paper & Color Corp. (wallpaper). Glens
Falls, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Wagner Baking Corp. (Mrs.
Wagner's Pies), Newark, N. J.; Houbigant
Sales Corp. (Liquid Skin Sachet, A/S De-
odorant), N. Y. (J.; Northam Warren Corpo-
ration (Cutex, Peggy Sage, Odorono), Stam-
ford, N. Y.; Judson Dunaway Corp. (Van-
ihh-Kxpello), Dover, N. H.; Luden's, Inc.
(lifth Avenue Candy Bar, Cough Drops),
Reading, Pa.; Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.,
198
ADVERTISI NG AGENCIES
MATHISSON & ASSOCIATES, INC.
411 E. Mason St., Milwaukee 2, Wis.
Phone: Daly 84090
ABP— NOAB— PPA— APA— ANPA
Pres., Art. Dir., Space Buyer,
Research Dir C. A. Mathisson
Vice-Pres. & Treas I. M. Henkel
Copy Chief, Sec, Media Dir.,
Space Buyer Edward G. Ball
Radio-TV Dir.,
Space Buyer Charles H. Helliwell
JOSEPH MAXHELD CO.
87 Weybosset St., Providence 3, R. I.
Phone: GAspee 44564457
ABP— ANPA— ABC
Pres., Space-Radio-TV-Time
Buyer Joseph M. Finkle
Vice-Pres.-Treas Archie M. Finkle
Copy Chief Richard D. Bru^man
Radio Director Harold Goodstein
Production Mgr Dorothy M. Barry
MAXON, INC.
2761 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit 7, Mich.
Phone: LOrain 7-5710
ANPA— APA— PPA— ABC— NOAB
President Lou R. Maxon
Vice-President Searle Hendee
Treasurer W. I. G'Nel]
Secretary G. Reginald McKie]
Business Mgr T. P. Maguire
Radio & TV Director S. James Andrew^
Branch Offices
12 E. 53rd St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-7676
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr M. F. Mahoney
664 N. Rush, Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-1676
Manager L. J. Sholty
Radio and TV Accounts: Gillette Safety
Razor Co., Boston, Mass.; Snow Crop Mar-
keters (frozen foods). New York; Peter
Paul, Inc. (Mounds & Almond Joy candy),
Naugatuck, Conn.; Mohawk Carpet Mills,
Inc., Amsterdam, N. Y.; H. J. Heinz Com-
pany (canned foods), Pittsburgh, Pa.; Gen-
eral Electric Co. (radio & television sets),
Syracuse, N. Y.; Packard Motor Car Co.,
Detroit, Mich.; Hotpoint, Inc. (appliances),
Chicago, 111.; Griesecieck-Western Brewing
Co., St. Louis, Mo.; Pfeiffer Brewing Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
THE MAYERS CO., INC.
2301 W. Third St., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 8-2111
ABP— APA— NOAB— PPA— ANPA
President Henry Mayers
Vice-President Forrest Dolan
Secretary Sophie Mayers
Production Edith Hemphfling
Media Director Claire Koren
Radio Accounts: Gordon Bread Co., Hoff-
man Candy Co., Pennzoil Co. (Oil & Lub-
ricants), Sears Roebuck & Co. (Retail De-
partment Store), Los Angeles, Calif.
TV Accounts: Sears Roebuck & Co. (Re-
tail Department Store).
McCANN-ERICKSON, INC.
50 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-3400
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— APA
NOAB— PPA— BMB
Chairman of Board H. K. McCann
Vice Chm, & Chm. of
Exec. Comm Harrison Atwood
President Marion Harper, Jr.
Vice Pres. & Treas Robert E. Healy
Asst. Treas. & Compt Dixon R. Griswold
Secretary Kathryn H. Kelly
Vice Presidents (N. Y.)...R. M. Alderman,
Frederick Anderson, Donald M. Arm-
strong, Jr., James W. Blackburn, Donald
G. Calhoun, W. H. Conine, Sidney W.
Dean, Jr., J. L. Deane, G. B. Dearnley,
Earl C. Donegan, Leonard F. Erikson, L.
E. Firth, Emerson Foote, George H. Giese,
Alberta Hays, C. A. Hoppock, Parish A.
Jenkins, Daniel W. Keefe, Arthur J. Kemp,
Alton Ketchum, Ralph B. Koser, Thomas
P. Losee, Wm. E. McKeachie, Rudyard C.
McKee, C. A. Posey, Florence A. Richards,
Margot Sherman, R. E. Thompson, John
H. Tinker, Jr., Samuel P. Walker, E. F.
Wilson, Fred M. Zeder, Jr.
V.P. in Chge. Radio-TV. .Leonard F. Erikson
V.P. Chge. New Prog Hendrik Booraem
V.P., Radio-TV Crea. Dir... Ralph B. Koser
V.P., Exec. Prod Dorothy B. McCann
Dir. Radio-TV Prod Edward Sutherland
Mgr. Radio-TV Service. .Clifford C. Lubkert
Mgr. Radio-TV Time
Buying Thaddeus S. Kelly
V.P., Mgr. Hollywood
Office J. Neil Reagan
Branch Offices
200 Berkeley St., Boston 16, Mass.
Vice Pres.-Mgr Watson M. Gordon
629 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 14, 0.
Vice Pres.-Mgr Robert Dailey
647 Griswold St., Detroit 26, Mich.
Vice Pres.-Mgr Paul Holder
707 Terrace Plaza Bldg., Cincinnati 2, O.
Vice Pres.-Mgr G. Lester Williams, Jr.
318 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago 4, 111.
Vice Pres.-Mgr Sidney A. Wells
Vice Presidents Walter C. Krause,
G. Bowman Kreer, A. W. Sherer, Sidney
A. Wells
6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Mgr J. Neil Reagan
612 S. Flower St., Los Angeles 17, Calif.
Vice Pres.-Mgr Burt Cochran
114 Sansome St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Vice Pres.-Mgr H. Q. Hawes
199
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
Vicr Prrsidrnts Roswrll H. rochraii.
r.lnrrnrr lleslorflf, Frotlrrick U. McOea.
Kohhins Milhank
310 Public Srrvicf Hldg., Porllaiul 4. Ore.
M|n- Willard K. Wilson
RoiHo-Tl' AccouMs: Amnican Trust Com-
pan>. Anuriran Safely Ka/.or Corp.. (Cali-
fornia Parkin jt Torp., California Spray Choni-
iral. California \\ inr As.-ociation, Chrso-
hroufsli Mfg. ('»».. Clir\>lrr Sal«'s Division,
<!h^>^l^•^ Corpiiralion. Cinerama Productions,
Culumlii.i H«Mor«U. Inc.. (!owlcs Magazines
M.ook & Quick t. Irank Kchr Brewiu}: Co..
(.ruen W at« li C<»nipan>, \\ . P. Fuller & Co.,
Hood Hulilicr Co. (Farm Footwear). Lucky
luifier Brewing ('<i.. Manufacturers Trust
Co^ National HiMMiit Co., Ohio Bell Tele-
phonr Co>. Pacihc Power \ Light Co., Pep-
•^otirnl l)ivisi<»n-Le\er Bros. Co., Portland
<ia» & <!oke (!o.. S.O.S. Company, Southern
California Cas C«)., .*>outlu'rn Counties Gas
(o^ .Standard Oil (io. (Indiana), Standard
Oil Co. (Ohio). Swift & Company. Leisy
BrrwiriK Co., Kichman Bros. Co.. Westing-
hou»e Electric Supply Co. of St. Louis.
TV Accounts: American Trust ("o., Cali-
fornia Packing Corp., California Wine As-
M>cialion. (ihrysler Sales I)ivi>ion, Chrysler
Corporation, (iinerama Profluctions, Clark
Brothfrs (ioules Mapa/ine- (Look &
yuirki. Frank Fehr Brewing Co., Gray
Drug .**loret.. Inc.. (irueri Watch Company,
"Junket" Brand Food>., Lelin & Fink Prod-
url» Corp.. IVpMident Divi^ion-Lever Bros.
<>>.. Lucky Lager Brewing Co., Milk Foun-
dation. National Bihcuit Co., Ohio Bell Tele-
phone Co., Pacific Coa-t Borax Co., Soil-Off
Mfg. Co., S.O.S. Company, .Southern Calif.
Ga* (■©>. .^Miuthern (bounties (ias Co., Stand-
ard C)il Co. (Indinna), Standard Oil Co.
«Ohio». Lei»y Brewing Co.. National City
Hank of Cleveland. The Bichman Brotherh
iio., Weotinghouhe Klectric Corp., West-
inghoutie Klectric SuppK Co. of St. Louis.
McCORMICK COMPANY
217 E. 7lh A%e.. Box 19:n Amarillo, Tex.
Phone: 6-5333
NOAB-ANPA-APA SNPA
Owriir-Manager James L. McCormick
An liircclor Stefan Kramer
Kftdio Acrountt: .Shamrock Oil & Gas
WALTER McCREERY, INC.
nU >XiUhir.- Blvd., Beverly Hillb, Calif.
Phone: CHentview 5-r>r)33
AAAA- ANPA
Chm. Bd. & Pre. Waller K. McCreery
•Ser. 8t Trean Charles B. Ganz
Arrl Lxer. Walter McCreery,
C.harle* B. Can/., Hirhard Berggren, Jim
Simmons. Harry Wahlrum, Dave Larsen
Production Mgr ];,„ Simmonn
rinje Buyer Virginia White
Branch Offices
.)22 Powell St., San Francisco 2, Cal.
Phone: Yukon 2-6990
Manager Robert Selby
18 F. 43rd St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-3883
Manager Richard Picard
Radio-TV At counts: Arden Farms (dairy)
Los Angeles; Equitable Plan Co. (invest
ments), Los Angeles; Harris & Frank (rC'
tail clothing), Los Angeles; Holiday On Ice,
N. Y. C.; Hollywood Roosevelt (hotel). Hoi
lywood; Ice Follies, Los Angeles; Knox
Dick, of Calif, (ceramics mfg.), Capistrano
Beach; Kramer's (television stores), Los
Angeles; Marie Designer, Inc. (contour
chair lounge), Los Angeles; Murphy Olds-
mobile, Los Angeles; Palm Desert Corp.
(resort & real estate), Palm Desert; Pan
Pacific Aud., Los Angeles; Portland Ice
Arena, Portland, Ore.; Reliable Mortgage
Co. (real estate loan co.), Los Angeles;
So. Calif. Muffler Co. (exhaust systems),
Los Angeles; San Fernando Valley Times,
No. Hollywood.
L. E. McGIVENA & CO., INC.
444 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-7422
ANPA— ABP— APA— PPA— ABC— AAAA
President L. E. McGivena
Secretary, Copy Chief ... .Howard W. Roper
Art Director Samuel Josephs
Production Manager James J. Preston
Space Buyer Mrs. Marguerite Andrews
McKEE & ALBRIGHT, INC.
1809 Walnut St., Philadelphia 3, Pa.
Piione: LOcust 7-4737
President Roy J. McKee
Vice-Pres. & Treas David R. Albright
Vice-Pres. Radio-TV. .. .James A. McFadden
Time Buyer Evelyn Walmsley
Vice-Pres., Mdse Howard H. Yaw
•Secretary T. E. Libby
Radio Accounts: Breyer Ice Cream Co.,
Philadelphia; T^'aloric Stove Corporation
f^s ranges), Philadelphia; Fels & Com-
pany f soaps and detergents), Philadelphia;
(wneral Ice Cream Corp. (dairy), Schenec-
tady; Phila. & Heading Coal & Iron Co.
(coal), Philadelphia; Western Maryland
Dairy Co. (dairy), Baltimore.
TV Accounts: Breyer Ice Cream Co., Phil-
adelphia; Caloric Stove Corporation (gas
ranges), Philadelphia; Fels & Company
(Miaps and detergents), Philadelphia; Gen-
eral Ice Cream Corp. (dairy), Schenectady;
Keebler-Weyl Baking Co. (biscuits and
crackers), Philadelphia; Phila. & Reading
Coal & Iron Co. (coal), Philadelphia; Re-
nii/it Home Products Co. (home dry
cleaner j, Philadelphia.
200
• • •
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
• • •
McKIM ADVERTISING UMITED
Dominion Square Bldg., Montreal, Que., Can.
Phone: Lancaster 5192
ANPA— ABC— APA
President James M. Baxter
Vice-Pres., Sec.-Treas H. R. McDougal
Branch Offices
47 Fraser Ave., Toronto, Onl. Canada
Vice Pres E. W. Brodie
Nat. Trust Bldg., Winnipeg, Man., Canada
Vice Pres A. A. Brown
Province Bldg., Vancoucer, B. C, Canada
Manager C. C. Wimperly
376 Strand, London, W.C. 2, Eng.
Acting Manager H. Suflfell
ARTHUR MEYERHOFF & CO.
410 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, lU.
Phone: DElaware 7-7860
ANPA— PPA— AAAA— NOAB— APA
President Arthur E. Meyerhoff
General Manager J. H. Black
Financial Manager J. A. Johnston
Director of Radio & TV.. Benjamin J. Green
Assoc. Radio & TV Dir George Rich III
Radio Time Buyer Carol Colby
Space Buyer Mary Hauser
Copy Chief M. E. Chon
Branch Office
759 N. Milwaukee St., Milwaukee 2, Wis.
Manager George Grabin
Radio Accounts: Chicago National League
Ball Club, Illinois Meat Company, Mil-
waukee Elec. & Transport Co., Wisconsin &
Michigan SS Co., Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company,
Patricia Stevens Models' Finishing School,
Chicago Transit Authority, Clark's Super
Gas.
C. L. MILLER COMPANY, INC.
521 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-1010
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— APA
NOAB— PPA
President C. L. Miller
V.P., Treas G. V. Carhart
Secretary P. P. Hoffman
Space Buyer Miss R. Driscoll
Branch Office
333 No. Michigan Ave,, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-1640
Manager I. M. Tuteur
Radio Accounts: Corn Products Sales Co.
(Karo, Mazola, Linit, Niagara Starch),
Bachman Choc. Mfg. Co. (Old Sol Bar);
Circle Line Sightseeing Yachts, Blue Chan-
nel Corp. (Harris American Crabmeat, Har-
ris American Deviled Crabmeat).
DAN B. MINER CO.
304 S. Kingsley Drive, Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 8-3301
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— CAAN
NOAB— PPA
President Dan B. Miner
Exec. Vice-Pres J. C. Morse
Vice-Presidents I. M. Greer,
Hildred Sanders, Richard Glover, Andrew
Carpenter
Secretary-Treasurer M. R. Sweeney
V.P. in Chg. Radio & TV. . . .Hildred Sanders
Asst. Radio & TV Dirs Robert Black,
Arthur Trask
Time Buyer Kay Ostrander
Radio Accounts: Interstate Bakeries Cor-
poration (Weber's Bread), Los Angeles;
Bu-Tay Products, Ltd. (Rain Drops), Los
Angeles; Interstate Bakeries Corporation
(Log Cabin Bread), Los Angeles; Carson
Park Mutual Homes (real estate develop-
ment), Lakewood Park; Kendall Foods, Inc.
(dog food), Los Angeles; Thrifty Drug
Stores, Los Angeles; Forest Lawn Memorial
Park (cemetery & mortuary), Glendale;
Freeman's Certi-Fresh Foods (frozen fish),
Los Angeles.
TV Accounts: Bu-Tay Products, Ltd.
(Rain Drops), Los Angeles; Kendall Foods,
Inc. (dog food), Los Angeles; Forest Lawn
Memorial Park (cemetery & mortuary),
Glendale; Interstate Bakeries Corporation
(Log Cabin Bread), Los Angeles; Interstate
Bakeries Corporation (Weber's Bread), Los
Angeles; Thrifty Drug Stores, Los Angeles;
Luer Packing Company (n?'^«»ts), Los An-
geles; Prepared Products, Ltd. (Dixie Fry),
Los Angeles; Freeman's Certi-Fresh Foods
(frozen fish), Los Angeles.
EMIL MOGUL CO., INC.
250 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JU 2-5200
ABP— ANPA— PPA
President Emil Mogul
Secretary-Treasurer Helene Mogul
Exec. Vice-Pres Charles L. Rothschild
Vice-Presidents Seth D. Tobias,
Myron A. Mahler, Rino Negri, Milton
Guttenplan, Bill Jacoby
Program & Prod. Super Carlo de Angelo
Production Manager Al Mauro
Media & Research Dir Joel Martin
Dir. Marketing & Mdche Jules Lennard
Dir. Radio-TV Dept Lewis Wechsler
Dir. TV Prod Nat Eisenberg
Radio Accounts: Barney's Clothes (Men's
& Boys' Clothing), Beriolo Import Co.
(Berio & Francesconi Oil), New York,
N. Y.; Gem Oil, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Canadian
Fur Corp. (Women's Furs), New York and
New Jersey; Ronzoni Macaroni Co., Long
Island City, N. Y.; National Shoes (Chil-
dren's, Women's & Men's Shoes), Somnyl
Pharmacal Corp. of America (Nu-Pax), New
York; Knomark Mfg. Co. (Esquire Boot
Polish), Brooklyn, N. Y.; Commercial Nat'l
Bank, N. Y. C; Stone-Tarlow Co., Inc.
(Shoes), Brockcon, Mass.; M. Wile & Co.,
201
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
Inc. {\\u\ Rirh.ir.l^ MniV l.lolh.^K Hiiffalo.
\. Y.; Suprriiw W in«>. Inr. (OM H;il»l>ini(iil
HrantJ Winoi. lonp l>laiul ( il>. N. Y.;
Ka\ro Mfg. Co. (auto >rat oov«M>t, Patrr-
>on. \. J.
n Accounts: Knoiiiark (K>«iuiif Hooi
Polif^hK Brooklyn, N. Y.: Nalioiial Shoes
( I hihlrrir-.. W onu'ii's & Mi'ir> Sliof>K New
York. N, Y.: Honzoni Macaroni Co. (Maca-
roni & Spafjlnlli», Lonp Inland (.ily. N. Y.;
H.i>ro Mfg. Co. (auto seal ro\«'rs). Pattrson,
N. J.: Hononio Turki.^h Taffor & IVanut
Hriltlr, Brooklyn, N. Y.
THE CHESTER C. MORELAND CO.
lli'l I iin.-Mar lovsrr, Cincinnati 2, O.
riu.nc: PArkwav 11 78
IM'A AHP-ANPA
Prf>iii«-nt Ch«*sler C. Moreland
Srrrrlarv \\ altir H. Strau>s
V.P. & time Buyer Carl II. Pres,.
Hmlio icmunts: Coney Island, Inc., Coca-
( ola Bi>ltling Co., Cincinnati Tinie^-Star.
T\' Accounts: Coney Island, Inc.. Coca-
Cola Bottling Co., Cincinnati Times-Star.
MOREY, HUMM & JOHNSTONE, INC.
3.j0 I ifth Ave.. New York 1, N. Y.
Phone: LO 1-2240
ABP-ANPA-APA— NOAB— PPA
l*r«?«.idenl Sylvester M. Morey
V.xer. Vire-Pres Llewellvn B. Van Doren
V.P. & Mgr. Llilil> & Home
Appliance Dcpt Alhert W. Humni
V.P. Chmn. Plans Brd J. R. Warwick
\ iri'-Pre-ident Stanley F. Ellsworth
V.P. & Art Dir William (;. Sutton
Vice-Pro. & Merch. Dir Walter J. Andree
"^•ry. & Trcas William (',. (iarmody
M«-dia Director Frank E. McKlmoyl
rV Director W. L. \\ ernicke
Hadio Time Buyer Kathryn Shanalian
rV Time Buyer Theodore Wallower
H ranch Office
*t Rockerfeller Plaza. New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: PF 7-8060
V.P. Ch%. Midtown Ofiice. . Muriel Johnstone
Virr-Prenident Janet Cliatfield-Taylor
MiIm-. Councilor Rosamond (,ilmartin
Radio Airnunts: Sinclair Refining Co.,
Richfield Dil Corp. of N. Y.
jy Accounts: Sim lair Refining (^o.. New
York, N. Y.
RAYMOND R. MORGAN CO.
r»233 \\;\Uy,>,„i\ i{|\.J„ iioll>wood 28, Calif.
Phone: HFmp-tead 4194
ANPA APA NOAB
Prei.ident Raymond R. Morgan
I xn. Vire-Pre* Robert C. Temple
\rco. • iiiven Jack Kerr,
F. fi. John Burton
R«di<> ; »;>,(. . . .JamcB (]. Morgan
Production John Burton
rime Buyer Terry Brady
Copy Chief Audrey Sharpe
Branch Offich.
2()0 ('alifornia St., San Francisco 11, Calif.
Phone: DOnglas 2-6073
Manager Porter Anderson
Affiliate
(ioodkind, Joice & Morgan, Inc.
Palmolive Bldg., Chicago 11, III.
President Clyde M. Joice
Radio Accounts: Planters Nut Choc. Co.,
J. A. Folger & Co., Los Angeles Soap Co.,
(While King (Granulated Soap, Scotch Foam
Action Cleanser; Sierra Pine Toilet Soap);
Institute of Religious Service, Nehi Beverage
Co., Victory Packing Co. (Thoro Fed, Kal
Kan dog food).
TV Account: Nehi Beverage Co. (Par-T-
Pak).
MORSE INTERNATIONAL, INC.
122 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: ORegon 9-460d
APA— PPA— NOAB
Chairman of the Board A. T. Preyer
President J. Patterson
Fxec. Vice-Pres. & Treas M. F. House
Space Buyer C. H. Weissner
Mgr. Radio & TV Dept C. C. Slaybaugh
Export Media Mgr Aurora Blando
Director of Prod M. K. Burkett
(Group Prod. Mgrs W. W. Williams,
I). R. Quist
Sr. Art Director E. P. Ellis
(Group Art Directors P. Zangas,
S. Nagle
Art Studio Mgr C. Scimecca
Account Executives Constance Boland,
Reg Coghlan, John Olney, E. R. Korth
Radio and TV Accounts: Vick Chemical
Co. (Vick Products), The Sofskin Co. (Sof-
skin Hand Oeam), Prince Matchahelli, Inc.
Alfred D. McKelvy Co. (Seaforth Men's
Toiletries).
MOSER & COTINS, INC.
10 Hopper St., Ulica 3, N. Y.
Phone: 4-6141
A BIV- ANPA— APA— NO AB— PPA— SNPA
Prcs. & Treas Arthur S. Cotins
Asst. to President Robert MacFarland
Vice-Presidents James N. Brown,
L. B. Reigler
Secretary Mrs. Mildred S. Benson
V.P. & Art Dir. . .A. Montgomery Huntington
Sp. Buyer & Research Dir.. Miss L. B. Mang
Asst. Sp. Buyer. .Miss Christine H. Van Dyke
Asst. Research Dir Mrs. Pearl A. Curtis
Production Manager Fred Michel
Merchandising Director R. Del Dunning
Account Executives Arthur S. Cotins.
James N. Brown, L. B. Reigler, Geo. P.
Hodges, Robert F. MacFarland, Harry T.
Duffy, Kenneth S. Duffes
202
• • •
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
• • •
Radio Accounts: Animal Foundation, Inc.
(Hunt Club Dog Meal), Sherburne, N. Y.;
C. A. Durr Packing Co. (meat products),
Utica, N. Y.; Empire Crafts Corporation
(silverware), Newark, N. Y.; Craine, Inc.
(silos), Norwich, N. Y.; Conde Milking Ma-
chine Co., Sherrill, N. Y.; Mohawk Valley
Investing Co., Utica, N. Y.; Saratoga Springs
Authority (resort & mineral waters), Sara-
toga Springs, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Animal Foundation, Inc.
(Hunt Club Dog Meal), Sherburne, N. Y.;
C. A. Durr Packing Co. (meat products),
Utica, N. Y.; General Ice Cream Corpora-
tion (Sealtest Ice Cream), Utica, N. Y.
MOSS ASSOCIATES
415 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-7377
ABC— ABP— ANPA
President Joseph H. Moss
Vice-President Martin W. Jacobson
Radio & TV Dir Miles Shefferman
Production Mgr Martin Lebwith
Copy Chief Edwin B. Stern
Media Director Marion Rand
C. WENDEL MUENCH & COMPANY
75 E. Wacker Drive, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Financial 6-3481
ABP— ANPA— PPA
President C. W. Muench
Media Director Victor Fabian
Production Manager Wm. G. Fisher
Copy Chief Proctor Fiske
Radio Accounts: Monarch Brewing Co.
(Beer), Chicago, 111.; Maurer-Neuer Co.
(Meat Products), Kansas City, Mo.; A. F.
Schwahn & Sons Co. (Meat Products), Eau
Claire, Wis.; L. C. Forman & Sons Co. (Con-
diments), Pittsford, N. Y.; Fanny May Candy
Co. (Candy), Fox De Luxe Foods, Inc.
(Poultry), Chicago, 111.; Pavelka Brothers
(Meat Products), Cleveland, O.
TV Accounts: The Griffith Laboratories,
Inc. (Spices) ; Monarch Brewing Co.
(Beer), Clhicago, 111.
NATIONAL EXPORT ADVERTISING
SERVICE, INC.
405 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 9-6835
President Paul R. Kruming
Vice-President Thomas W. Hughes
Secretary Joseph W. Madden
Copy Chief John L. Albright
Art Director Walter Kelly
Radio & TV Director James G. Zea
Time Buyer Jacqueline Ruta
Radio and TV Accounts: American Safety
Razor, Borden Co., Electric Auto-Lite, Ester-
brook Pen, H. J. Heinz, Lambert Pharmacal
Co., Lever Brothers (U. S.). Quaker Oats
Co., Ruppert Brewery, W. R. Warner, R.
Hudnut, Westinghouse.
NEEDHAM, LOUIS & BRORBY, INC.
135 S. LaSalle St., Chicago 3, 111.
Phone: STate 2-5151
AAAA— ANPA— PPA— NOAB—APA
ABC— ABP
President Maurice H. Needham
Vice-Presidents John J. Louis,
Melvin Brorby, W. Raymond Fowler,
Wm. D. Home, Jr., Wm. P. Bager, Wm.
H. Ohle, Wm. R. Kinnaird
Vice-Pres. & Media Dir... Otto R. Stadelman
Vice-Pres. & Radio-TV Dir... Allan Wallace
Sec.-Treas Max D. Anwyl
Branch Office
1680 North Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Vice-Pres. & Mgr Frank Pittman
Radio Accounts: Kraft Food Co., S. C.
Johnson & Son, Swift & Co., Wieboldt Stores,
Inc., Derby Foods, Inc.
RALPH NELMS, INC., ADV.
318 St. Louis St., Springfield 3, Mo.
Phone: 4-2555
APA
President Ralph A. Nelnis
Secretary Irene A. Bass
Art Director J. H. Richards
Radio Accounts: Wilson Bros. Mfg. Co.
(Hooked Rug Materials). Springfield; Wilke
Laboratories (Poultry & Livestock Reme-
dies), West Plains; Old Nick Seed Co. (Seed
Corn & Treatment), St. Joseph; Meek Lum-
ber Cos. (Lumber Yard Chain), Lockwood;
Pioneer Products, Inc. (Cough Medicine),
Hoffman-Taff, Inc. (Chemicals), Springfield;
Independent Stave Co. (Wood Products),
Lebanon; Reynolds Mfg. Co. (Reyco Tan-
dem), Springfield, Mo.
GEORGE R. NELSON, INC.
208 State St., Schenectady 5, N. Y.
Phone: 4-4135
Pres. & Treas George R. Nelson
Vice-President Helen C. Nelson
Secretary Alice Pach
Art Director Arnold Hitchins
Radio, Copy, Pub. Dir Robert S. Cragin
TV Director Edward F. Flynn
Radio Time Buyer Anne F. Pratt
TV Time Buyer Sybil Van Patten
Assoc. TV Prod Jack Landt
Branch Office
150 W. 49th St., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-5431
Assoc. TV Producer Jack Landl
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 Company (Sealtest
203
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
l>«irv l*roil>. ». Henrus Walrh Coinpaiiy
t ^ alrh ManufarlurorK New York, N. Y.:
M;«rrii» Hrfiers* Son> (Sporls (.lolhinp),
Moli;i\«k ( ar|nt MilU, \nv. (Hug & (larpri
Mfrs.), Ani-terilain. N. Y.; Stein Clothes,
Inc. (Sir I.iltU- (,arin«nl> ». l\*i»i-(.<>la Com-
pany, Soft Prink Mfrs.), New York, N. Y.;
"^pauMinp M;«k«-ri«s, liir, (Spauldiufj Hak«Ml
IVo^lu^l^t, Hinglianilon, N. Y.; Plough, Inc.
< Si. Jo>eph Aspirin. Mexsana. etr.), Mem-
phi". Trnn.: Hlork Drug (.onipanv (Pharnin-
ral Product-O, Jer^v Citv, N. J.; D. L. & W.
Coal Co. (Bhie Coal), New York; Shell Oil
Co^ N. Y.; National Pressure Cooker Co.
(Presto Prods.) Kau (Maire, Wis.; Robert
Hall Clothe.. N. Y.
Telet ision Film I'roduction Accounts:
PrpftiCola Company (Soft Drink Mfrs.),
Nrw York. N. Y.: Saratoga Association (Rac-
ing Association ». New York & Saratoga,
N. Y.; Plough. Inc. (St. Joseph Aspirin),
Me\»ana, etc. », Memphis. Tenn; Mohawk
Cari»<*< Mill-, Amsterilam. N. Y.
Telet ision Accounts (Time): Mohawk
Carpet Mills, Inc. (Rug & Carpet Mfrs.),
Amsterdam, N. Y.; Allen's Appliances, Inc.
((». H. Appliance Store I, >X'illiam W. Lee &
Co. (.Sav»-th«-Hah> I. >X alervliet, N. Y.; Sara-
toga A«f»ociation (Racing Association), Sara-
toga & .New York, N. Y. ; National Pressure
< fiokiT ^'.o.: Nenieth Mol<)rs Inc., Troy.
TED NELSON ASSOCIATES
Tin I iflh An.-.. New York 10. N. Y.
Phone: ClrcU- 6-}{170
Onner Ted Nelson
Production Dir Sol Lipset
Publicity Dir Nat Fields
Account Hxec Jack rield.>,
TV Directors Perry Bruskin,
Charle^ Durand
Hndio Accounts: Kdlie F^lectronics Corp.,
^aul Hirn^ New York, N. Y.; Delta Photo
^uppl> Co., Authentic PublicationH, N. Y.;
<'«-ographia Corp. ( Puhli.,herO, New York;
Ideal Kilrn & Supply Co., N. Y.; Orfeo
'Hinh-Ki KMuip. Mfr.), N. Y.; R. B. Hatha-
way (Foot I oiion), N. Y.; TV and Radio
Product* Co., N. Y.; Barbey Distributors
'Pooh- (lock-Def roster), N. Y.
TV Accounts: Authentic Publications, New
York; TV and Radio ProductH fio., N. Y.;
Ideal Hlm A Supply r:o.
NEWMAN. LYNDE & ASSOCIATES,
mc.
l-loridji National Bank BIdg.. Jacksonville 2
fla.
Phone: 34435
ABP ANPA-APA-NOAB
Director. . . M. j, Newman
I rc«.. Radio Di. Hunter Lyndc
V.-P.-TV Dir David E. Robeson
Secy. & Pub. Dir Ronald G. Sercombe
Radio-TV Dept.
Exec. Vice-Pres Hunter Lynde
Radio Accounts: Bond-Howell Lumber Co.
(BIdg. Supplies); General Electric Supply
Co., Jacksonville; Heater Plow Co., Jack-
sonville.
ELLIOTT NONAS, ADVERTISING
417 East 54th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-2937
Owner Elliott Nonas
Art Director Bert Lief
Media Director Margo Burke
Radio Accounts: Teldisco, Inc. (Zenith
Radio & Television, Tracy Sinks & Kitchens,
Thor Washers, International Harvester, etc.).
East Orange, N. J.; Olson & Co., Inc. (Du
Mont Television), Philadelphia, Pa.; New
Jersey Drug Products Co., East Orange;
Valcour Lodge, Valcour, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Teldisco, Inc. (Spot An-
nouncements). East Orange, N. J.
R. T. O'CONNELL COMPANY
420 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-5412
AAAA— ABP— ANPA
Pres., Radio-TV Dir R. T. O'Connell
Exec. Vice Pres Ethel Merklen
Vice President George Miller
Radio Accounts: Pomatex Co., Inc. (Bril-
liantine). New York, N. Y.; Cushman &
Denison, New York; Norman Laboratories,
New York; Edward Week & Co., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
OLIAN ADVERTISING CO.
Ambassador Bldg., St. Louis 1, Mo.
Phone: CEntral 8380
ABP— ANPA— PPA— APA— NOAB
Chairman Irwin A. Olian
President Harold A. Thomas
Radio-TV Dir Pat Moseley
V.P., Copy Chief Jim Spencer
V.P., Treas Irving R. Ohlsen
■Vl'-^lia Dir Alice McDonough
Radio Accounts: General Grocer Co.
(Topmost Foods, Manhattan Coffee), Say-
man Products Co. (Sayman Soap), Pevely
Dairy (Jitterbug Dairy Products & Reddi-
Wip), Dining Car Coffee Co. (Dining Car
Coffee), Ritcpoint Co. (Liters), Knapp-
Monarch (Magik-Rid), Vess Bottling Co.
(Vesh Beverages), St. Louis, Mo.
TV Accounts: Pevely-Dairy Co. (Reddi-
Wip), Riicpoint Co., Knapp-Monarch, Gen-
eral Grocer Co. (Topmsot Foods, Manhattan
Coffee); Dining Car Coffee Co.; Vestal,
Inc. r Wax-Rite), St, Louis.
2(M
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ADVERTISI NG AGENCIES
• • •
OLMSTED & FOLEY
1200 2nd Ave. So., Minneapolis 3, Minn.
Phone: ATlaniic 8166
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— AFA
Exec. Partner Ward H. Olmsted
Exec. Partner John T. Foley
Partner Clarence H. Russell
Partner, Radio-TV Dir J. D. McTighe
Partner John K. Mortland
Partner Robert B. Pile
Radio Accounts: 1st National Bank, Minne-
apolis, Minn.; Marshall-Wells Company (Ap-
pliances, Paints, etc.), Duluth, Minn.; Regan
Brothers (Holsum Bread), Minneapolis,
Minn.; Rochester Dairy (Dairy Products),
Rochester, Minn.; Russell-Miller Milling
Company (Occident Flour & Mixes, Farm
Feeds, American Beauty Flour & Mixes —
Dallas, Texas), Minneapolis, Minn.
TV Accounts: 1st National Bank, Minne-
apolis, Minn.; Chun King Sales, Inc. (Ori-
ental Foods), Duluth, Minn.; Regan Brothers
(Holsum Bread), Minneapolis, Minn.; Red
Owl Stores (Grocery Products), Minneapo-
lis, Minn.; Russell-Miller Milling Company
(Occident Flour & Mixes, Farm Feeds,
American Beauty Flour & Mixes — Dallas,
Texas), Minneapolis, Minn.; Brechet &
Richter (Gold Cross Beverage Base), Minne-
apolis, Minn.
O'NEIL, LARSON, McMAHON
230 N. Michigan, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: And. 3-4470
ABC— ABP— ANPA— AFA
Partner Nelson J. McMahon
Partner Edw. H. Larson
Exec. V.P Walter Zivi
Controller J. O. Webb
Sr. Acct. Exec W. P. McWilliams
Acct. Execs Elmer Silha, Norman Larson,
Joseph F. Littleton
Media Dir. & Radio-TV Buyer
Marshall Edinger
Prog. Director Stan Kaatz
Branch Offices
290 Madison, New York City
Phone: MU 3-8930
Manager M. Robinson
7 Trinity Sq., Toronto, Canada
ROBERT W. ORR & ASSOCIATES,
INC.
4 W. 58th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-8050
ABC— ANPA— NOAB—PPA
President Robert W. Orr
Exec. Vice Pres George De Pue, Jr.
Vice-Pres Eldon Sullivan
Vice-President Freemont Knittle
Sec.-Treas Robert P. Clark
Radio-TV Director Lou Ergman
Branch Offices
9130 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Exec.-in-Chge David S. Hillman
Empire Bldg., St. Petersburg, Fla.
Exec.-in-Chge Alfred L. Lino
Radio Accounts: Andrew Jergens Co.
(Woodbury & Jergens), Cincinnati, O.;
Wallerstein Co., Inc. (Bosco), N. Y.; Na-
tional Guard of the U. S., Washington, D. C.
TV Accounts: Andrew Jergens Co.; Wal-
lerstein Co., Inc. (Bosco), N. Y.
MERRITT OWENS ADV. AGENCY,
INC.
365 New Brotherhood Bldg.,
Kansas City 11, Kans.
Phone: Dr 7250
ABP— ANPA— APA—PPA
President Merritt Owens
Vice-President R. Grant Neds
Production Mgr Glenn A. Scott
TV Director Earl AUvine
Art Director Bernard L. Wardlow
Radio Accounts: Feld Chevrolet Company,
Inter-State Moving & Stor. Co., Sulfa-Dent,
Kansas City, Mo.; Davidson Brothers Motor
Co., Kansas City, Kan.; Joe M. O'ffill Motor
Co. (Nash Dealer), Kansas City, Kan.
TV Accounts: Zephyr Ventilated Awning
Co., Joe M. O'ffill Motor Co., Kansas City,
Kan.; Feld Chevrolet, Kansas City, Kansas;
Home Federal Savings & Loan Assn.
PACinC ADV. STAFF
1624 Franklin St., Oakland 12, Calif.
Phone: TEmplebar 2-2885
ABP— APA
Partners. .Helen A. Kennedy, Carl W. Sickler
Radio Accounts: First Savings & Loan
Assn., Prudential Realty & Finance Co.
PACIFIC NATIONAL ADVERTISING
AGENCY
605 Union St., Seattle 1, Wash.
Phone: ELiot 1401
AAAA— ANPA— NOAB
President W. H. Horsley
Secretary H. O. Stone
V.P. & Radio-TV Dir Trevor Evans
Branch Offices
715 Cascade Bldg., Portland, Ore.
Phone: Capitol 1021
V.P. & Manager Milton Poland
601 Review Bldg., Spokane, Wash.
Phone: Madison 6479
Manager Vernon Gary
Radio Accounts: Fisher Flouring Mills Co.
(Pancake Mix, Biskit Mix, Fisher's Blend
Flour, Zoom, etc.), Washington Co-Op Farm-
ers Assn. — Lynden Products (Canned &
Boned Turkey, Chicken, Chicken & Noodles,
etc.), Seattle, Wash.; Seattle-First National
Bank, Federal Old Line Ins. Co. (Insurance),
Seattle, Wash. & Branch towns; Ivar's Acres
205
ADVERTISI NG AGENCIES
of r.Uins (Seafood Kt>tauranl), Cowman-
(.ampMI Painl Store ( Paint ), Imperial
C4inf1y Co. (Candy), Wm. O. McKay (Ford
Cars!, S<'atlle, \Vasli.; Wash. State Fruit
(^.oinpany (Cherries, Aprieots. Peaches, Pears,
IVunesK Yakima, Wash.: I'nion Fed. Sav-
ing!^ Sl Loan A8>n„ Sealth'; Lang & Co.
{l,oU\ .NmI Coffee), Seattle; Oil Heat Insti-
tute, Seattle.
Tl' Accounts: Pacific Lincoln Mercury
lie. (Line. & Merc. carO, Seattle-First Nat.
Hank, Sherman, Clay & Co. (Music Store),
>X a.-hington Co-Op Farmers Assn. (Lynden
Products), Seattle, Wash.; Federal Old Line
In«. Co,, Seattle.
PARIS & PEART
570 Lexingl(.n \v«'niie. New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MLrrav Hill 9-2424
ABP— ANPA— APA— PPA— ABC
Partners A. G. Peart, J. A. H. Rehm
Comptroller F. Duheck
Media Manager P. Petrino
Art Director F. Yelinek
Production Mgr R. Largo
Research Mgr Marvin Goldberg
.Accl. Execs W. F. James, G. M. Cleland,
S. C. Bernsley, W. Byrne, D. C. Porteous,
F. N. Mclnerney, A. Bindrim
PEARSON ADV. AGENCY, INC.
2:,0 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-3055
PPA
President-Treasurer C. H. Pearson
Hndio Accounts: Cooper Razor Blade Co.
(Razor Blade*.), Brooklyn; National Home
O^nerh A-^ic, New York, N. Y.
PECK ADV. AGENCY, INC.
m) Madi-o,, Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-0900
ABP-ANPA-APA-NOAB— PPA
< hairman of the Board Harry Peck
Pre^idenl Harry Krawit
Vire-Prehidenth Norman Mack,
>idney Alexander, John Schuman
Radio-TV iJirerior S. S. Schweitzer
Radio Accounts: Howard Clothes (Men's
k Boys* FurnihhingH), Old Dutch Coffee &
Caffe Luprebf^o (Coffee), Charles of the Ritz
(Cosmetics), Street & Smith Magazines
(Charm, Mademoihelle, Living), Hearst Puh-
licatioHH (Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeep-
inpcj, Fxcelfcior Frozen Meat Products
(Frozen Meat Products), Hartford Provision
Company (Meat Products), Hartford, Conn.
TV Accounts: Howard ClolhcB (Men's &
Boyo' Furnifehinghj, (Jld Dutch Coffee &
Caffc Efeprefcfco (Coffee), Charles of the Ritz
(CoismeticA).
THE PHILLIPS-RAMSEY CO.
604 First National Bldg., San Diego 1, Calif.
Phone: Franklin 2122
Partners William L. Phillips,
Charles C. Ramsey
Media Director Robert F. Lewis
Radio-TV Prod. Dir Orva W. Huff
Radio Accounts: Arden Farms Co. (Dairy
Products), Silver Gale Bldg. & Loan (Savings
& Loan Assn.), Walker's (Dept. Store),
Dennstedt Electro Mart (Electrical Appli-
ances), Dennison Mattress Co., San Diego,
Calif.; First Nat'L Bank, San Diego, Calif.;
Walt Tufford De Soto-Plymouth (Auto
Dealer), San Diego, Calif.
TV Accounts: Arden Farms Co., Denn-
stedt Electro Mart, Walker's, San Diego,
Calif.; First Nat'l. Bank, San Diego, Calif.
PITLUK ADVERTISING COMPANY
123 Auditorium Circle, San Antonio 5, Texas
Phone: Cathedral 6131
ABP— ANPA
Partner Jack N. Pitluk, Sr.
Partner Jack N. Pitluk, Jr.
Acct. Execs Sam Kiklin, Luke Collins,
L. Jerry Spangler, Evans Wyatt
Public Relations Dir Jim Battersby
Radio Director Myra Wheeler
TV Director Marg Morrison
Radio-TV Accounts: Joske's of Texas
(Department Store), San Antonio, Tex.;
Taylor Bedding Mfg. Co. (Morning Glory
Mattresses & Matching Box Springs), Taylor,
Tex.; Handy Andy Community Stores (Chain
Grocery Stores), San Antonio, Tex.; Fehr
Baking Company (Fair Maid Bread &
Cakes), San Antonio, Tex.
R. J. POTTS— CALKINS & HOLDEN
INC.
2233 Grand Ave., Kansas City 8, Mo.
Phone: Gr 5775
ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA— ABP
President R. J. Potts
Exec. Vice Pres J. B. Woodbury
Vice Presidents. .C. C. Tucker, E. A. Warner,
C. L. Robinson, W. M. Giesecke, Al Cole-
man
Radio & TV Director William J. Brewer
Publicity Director James McQueeny
POTTS-TURNBULL CO., INC.
912 Baltimore Ave., Kansas City 6, Mo.
Phone: Victor 9400
ANPA— APA— PPA— NOAB
President W. J. Krebs
V.P.-Production Mgr D. E. Dexter
Secretary-Treasur C. J. Effie
V.P. & Radio Dir N. P. Rowe
206
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
PRATER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
me.
705 Chestnut St., St. Louis 1, Mo.
Phone: GArfield 6490
ABC— ABP— ANPA— AFA
President George L. Prater
Vice-President M. T. Prater
Secretary Mary E. Johnson
Radio-TV Director George L. Prater
Radio Account: Falls City Brewing Co.,
Inc. (Falls City Beer), Louisville, Ky.
TV Account: Falls City Brewing Co., Inc.
(Falls City Beer), Louisville, Ky.
PRODUCT SERVICES, INC.
10 East 44th Street, New York City
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-0204
Branch Office
Broad at Locust, Phila., Pa.
President Les L. Persky
Vice-President Charles K. Hepner
Promotion Director N. R. Lorman
Time Buyer Lee Kriss
TV Accounts: Cameo Curtains Royal Crest
Sales (Thrift House) ; John Irving Shoe
Company (Mary Jane Shoes).
RADIO ADVERTISING CORP. OF
AMERICA
47 Audubon Ave., Jersey City 5, N. J.
Phone: BErgen 4-2332
Pres., TV Dir., Acct. Exec. .Michael A. Fiore
Albert A. Fiore
Secy.-Treas B. V. Fiore
Prod. Mgr Paul Apello
Account Executives. . .B. Wilman, G. Fiore.
J. Critelli, B. E. Geis, S. P. Brown, R. T.
Jones
Radio Accounts: China Clipper (Restau-
rant), Jersey City, N. J.; D. Wolff & Co.
(Credit Clothing), Newark, N. J.; Stage
Coach Inn (Night Club), S. Hackensack,
N. J.; Alexander Beverages (Soft Drinks),
Paterson, N. J.; New School for Modern
Music (School), Newark, N. J.; Globe-Bren-
ner Fur Co. (Retail Furrier), New York,
N. Y.; Macude & Co. (Appliances), Union
City, N. J.; Casino Beach & Pool (Swimming
Pool), Long Branch, N. J.; N. J. Association
of Technical Schools (Schools), Newark,
N. J.; Campo Auto Sales (Used Cars), Little
Ferry, N. J.; Cav-Bro Hair Preparations
(Tonic, Shampoo, etc.). Cliff side Park, N. J.;
Bill Williams Auto Exchange (Used Cars),
Jersey City, N. J.; Garion Auto Exchange
(Used Cars), Little Ferry, N. J.; Rev. Rit-
tenhouse (Religious Program), Fairmont,
W. Va.; The Schamroth Co. (Cosmetics),
N. Y.; Specialty Sales Company (Mail Order
Items), Lakewood, N. J.; Dent-Re-Par Com-
pany (Dental Supplies). Newark, N. J.;
Scarne Enterprises, Inc. (Night Club), Little
Ferry, N, J.; Coast-to-Coast Vendors. Inc.
(Vending Machines), New York, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Watchung Lake, Inc. (Swim-
ming Resort), S. Plainfield, N. J.; Afco Sales
Corp. (Mail Order Items), Jersey City, N. J.
THE L. W. RAMSEY ADV. AGENCY
230 No. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: FRanklin 2-8155
President & Secretary E. G. Naeckel
Vice-Pres. & Treas L. H. Copeland
Vice-President N. B. Langworthy
Art Director E. J. McCabe
Radio Dir Dorothy L. Parsons
THE RANDALL COMPANY
75 Pearl St., Hartford 3, Conn.
Phone: 7-1179
ABC
President Wilbur W. Randall
Art Director Bernard S. Vinick
Radio & TV Director Florence F. Grady
Radio Accounts: Crown Petroleum Corp.
(Petroleum Products), Connecticut & Massa-
chusetts; Geo. E. Dewey & Co. (Moving
Storage), General Electric Supply Corp.
(Television, Radio), Hartford Gas Company
(Public Utility), New England Laundry
(Laundry), Savitt Jewelers (Jewelry), Wach-
tel's (Dept. Store), Hartford, Conn.
TV Accounts: Country Club Soda Co.,
Inc., Springfield, Mass.; Crown Petroleum
Corp., Conn. & Mass.; Savitt Jewelers, Hart-
ford, Conn.; State Line Potato Chips.
THE FRED M. RANDALL CO.
Book Tower, Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: CAdiUac 14662
ABP— ANPA— APA— PPA— ABC— NOAB
Pres. & Treas H. Ross Mack
Vice-President Hal. G. Trump
Secy. & Copy Chief George B. Dow
Radio Director R. D. Hughes
Space & Radio Time Buyer
Charles E. Foerster
Production Manager George L. Husted
Account Executives H. Ross Mack,
Hal G. Trump, R. D. Hughes, Charles
Foerster, Lee E. Crooks
Radio Account: Booth Newspapers.
RAYMOND ADV. AGENCY
11 Commerce St., Newark 2, N. J.
Phone: MA 2-6811
ANPA— ABP— APA
Owner Milton C. Tauder
Art Director Henry Krupinski
Production Manager Margaret McDade
Publicity Director Rita Levine
Research Director Shirley Trinker
Radio Accounts: K. Kaufman & Co., Inc.,
Monroe Savings & Loan Assn., Union Na-
tional Bank.
207
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
CHAS. DALLAS REACH CO., INC.
h*i Washinplon St^ Newark, N. J.
Phone: MArkel S-SIOO
AAAA-ABP— ANPA— APA— PPA
Prrs. & Treas Chas. Dallas Reach
Exec. V.l\ Gvn. Mgr John M. Alden
Vicf-Presiilont!! Howard Sands,
Franris R. Risley
Sec. Si Art Dir Everett Sahrbeck
A»st. Sec. & Treas Wni. F. Renz
Branch Office
46 W. 55th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-4176
Vice-President Weston W. Hill
Radio Accounts: Dugan Brothers (Baked
Goods), N. J. Bell Telephone, Newark, N.
J.; L. E. Waterman (Fountain Pens), Kop-
pers do. ( (]oke Fuel).
TV Accounts: Koppers Co. (Coke Fuel),
New York, N. Y.
JAMES R. REESE ADVERTISING CO.
1') \\ e.«t lOili .'^t., Kansas Citv 6, Mo.
Phone: Victor 5269
APA-ABP— ANPA
* *vk ner James R. Reese
Acct. Exer Everett Herndon
KNOX REEVES ADVERTISING, INC.
600 Fir>i Nat'1-Soo Line Bldg.,
Minneapolis 2, Minn.
Phone: Bridgeport 7701
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— APA
NOAB— PPA— AFA
President E. E. Sylvestre
Executive Vice-Pres Wayne Hunt
Vice-Presidents J. H. Sarles,
Elizabeth B. Reeves, Helen A. Brown, R.
W. Stafford, E. K. Pottle, Dr. A. R. Root,
HusselJ E. Neff, R. H. Burbank, Wm. C.
Schneider
V.P. & TV Dir R. E. Neff
Radio Dir Wm. S. Shepherd
V.P. & Media Director Dr. A. R. Root
Time Buyer Coy Bender
Hndio Accounts: General Mills, Inc., Paci-
fic Gamble Hobinson Co., Midland National
liank. Art Inhtruction, Inc.
TV Accounts: Art Instruction, Inc., Gen-
eral Mill-, Midland National Bank.
REINCKE, MEYER & FINN, INC.
.20 \. Mirhigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-7440
ABP~ ANPA-NOAB- ABC -AFA-CCA
President Wallace Meyer
Vice-Pree. & Treas C. A. Reincke
Vice-Pres. & Sec A. L. Reincke
Vic*-PreMdentf.... Gordon Taylor, J. J. Finn
Radio-TV Director Frank M. Baker
Media Director. John Priebe
Space Buyer j. F. Brown
Hadto Accounts: Anderson Co. (ANCO
Wiper Blades and Arms), Gary, Ind.; Chi-
cago, Burlington & Quincy (Railroad travel).
Sterling Insurance Co. (Insurance), Otarian
(Hearing Aids), Chicago, 111.; von Schrader
Mfg. Co. ( Deter g-ene Rug Cleaner), Racine,
Wis.; Cartan Travel Bureau, Inc., Chicago,
111.; American Shows, Inc.; International
Sports Show, Chicago, 111.
TV Accounts: von Schrader Mfg. Co.
(Deterg-ene), Racine, Wis.; Burgess Cellu-
lose Co. (Sponges), Freeport, 111.; Interna-
tional Sports Show, Chicago, 111.; American
Chain & Cable Co., Am. Chain Div. (Weed
Tire Chains), York, Pa.; Anderson Com-
pany (Anco Wiper Blades & Arms), Gary,
Ind.
THE REINGOLD CO., INC.
10 State St., Boston 9, Mass.
Phone: CApital 7-7611
ANPA— PPA— ABP— AAAA— APA
President & Treas Harry I. Reingold
Art Director Harry Goodman
Pioduction Manager Chandicr Tower
Copy Chief Harry Dodsworth
Media Dir. & Radio Time Buyer
Thomas J. Bowen
TV Director A. L. Ringquist
Radio-TV Accounts: Hampden Brewing
Co., Willimansett, Mass.; Table Talk Pastry
Co., Inc. (Table Talk Pies), Worcester, Mass.
EMIL REINHARDT, ADVERTISING
1736 Franklin St., Oakland 12, Calif.
Phone: TEmplebar 2-2408
ABP—ANPA
Owner Emil Reinhardt
Account Executives James B. Innis,
Joseph Connor
Timebuyer, Radio & TV James C. Resor
Radio Accounts: Central Bank, Marysville,
Calif.; Golden Crust Bakers (Bread), Chico,
Calif.; Kilpatrick's Bakery (Bread), San
Francisco, Calif.; Old Home Bakers (Bread),
Sacramento, Calif.
TV Accounts: Kilpatrick's Bakery
(Bread), San Francisco, Calif.; Par-T-Pak
Beverage Co. (Soft Drinks), Oakland, Calif.;
Tuttle Cheese Company (Cottage Cheese),
Oakland, Calif.
JOSEPH REISS ASSOCIATES
101 W. 57th Street, New York, N. Y.
Phone: CI 6-4260
ABP
President Joseph Reiss
Copy Chief Elizabeth Taubin
Media Director Cliff Greene
Radio-TV Time Buyer Cecile B. Reiss
Radio Accounts: Aristocrat Leather Prod-
ucts Co. (billfolds). New York, N. Y.; The
Lander Company (Dixie Peach hair pom-
ade). New York, N. Y.; Helen Neushaefer,
Inc. (cosmetics). College Point, N. Y.
208
ADVERTISI NG AGENCIES
E. W. REYNOLDS LIMITED
145 Yonge St., Toronto 1, Ont., Canada
Phone: WAverly 6157
ABC
Chairman of Bd Edward W. Reynolds
Pres., Gen. Mgr C. Warren Reynolds
Vice-President J. H. Mitchell
Sec. & Treas Fred Banks
Art Dept Garth Harber
Production Manager M. Landmann
Copy Chief N. Stuart Walton
Radio Director H. E. Karpus
Time & Space Buyer Helen Anderson
Account Executives H. D. R. Newby,
J. H. Mitchell, S. Tucker, D. Kilner
Branch Office
985 Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal, Quebec
Phone: LAncaster 3745
Exec.-in-Charge Allan S. Morrison
FLETCHER D. RICHARDS, INC.
10 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: JU 6-5400
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA
NOAB— PPA
Chairman & Pres Fletcher D. Richards
Vice-Presidents Eugene I. Harrington,
Bradley A. Walker, M. J. Casey, J. S.
Davidson, Radcliffe Romeyn. Trell Yocum,
John S. Williams, E. D. Hill
Sec.-Treas Duane W. Beurmann
Vice-Pres. & Media Dir E. A. Elliot
Spvrs. Radio-TV Comm S. J. Frolick
Radio-TV Prod. Chief .. .Robert S. Colodzin
Copy Chief William L. Russell
Radio & TV Dir Edwin S. Reynolds
Time Buyer J. M. Kelly
Branch Offices
221 N. La Salle St., Chicago, 111.
Manager Wayne D. Jordan
HARRINGTON & RICHARDS: Division of
F. D. Richards, Inc.
256 Sutter St., San Francisco, Calif.
Exec.-in-Charge Eugene Harrington
5816 Wilshiro Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Exec.-in-Charge Greacen Mitchell
Radio Accounts: American Machine &
Foundry Co. (Roadmaster Bicycles) ; Avo-
set Company; Joseph F. Dixon Crucible Co.
(Ticonderoga Writing Pencils) ; Durham-
Enders Razor Corp.; Eastern Air Lines; Fore-
most Dairies, Inc.; Peter Fox Brewing Co.
(Fox DeLuxe Beer) ; National Sugar Re-
fining Co. (Quaker Cane Sugar) ; Squirt
Beverage Co.; Times-Columbia Distributors,
Inc.; United States Rubber Company — Tire
Division, Footwear Division, Textile Div.,
Naugatuck Chemical Div., Fisk Tire Co.
Div.
TV Accounts: Avoset Company; Eastern
Air Lines; Foremost Dairies, Inc.; Peter
Fox Brewing Co.; U. S. Rubber Company —
Tire Division, Footwear Div. (Keds).
M. EVANS RICHMOND ADV.
AGENCY
127 So. 22nd St., Philadelphia 3, Pa.
Phone: LOcust 7-1674-5
Pres. & Radio Time Buyer
M. Evans Richmond
Art Director D. Bowers
Production Mgr D. Blaine
Branch Office
230 Boylston St., Boston 16, Mass.
Exec.-in-Charge Robert S. Richmond
Yucca Vine Bldg., Hollywood, Calif.
Exec.-in-Charge Morey K. Reiss
R. C. RIEBEL ADV. AGENCY
151 S. 5th St., Louisville 2, Ky.
Phone: WAbash 6039-30
Owner R. C. Riebel
Production Mgr Gloria Riebel
Radio-TV Director Robert W. Thompson
Radio Accounts: Bank of Louisville, Cooke
Chevrolet Co., Cooke Pontiac Co., Com-
monwealth Life Insurance Co., Howel Fur-
niture Co., Liberty National Bank & Trust
Co., Monarch Auto Co., Hurry-Up-Broad-
way.
RINGER & ASSOCIATES, INC.
3142 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: Dunkirk 7-8131
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA— PPA
President Lee Ringer
Art Director Russell Furstnow
Vice President Carl C. Wickstrom
JOHN H. RIORDAN CO.
3670 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: MAdison 6-2291
Owner John H. Riordan
Art Director Elsie Beck
Space & Time Buyer Shirley A. Smith
Account Executives B. P. Lowry,
F. C. McEUigot, A. F. Banks
Radio Accounts: Calif. Flyers, Inc., Calif.,
Doyle Packing Co.
DAN RIVKIN AGENCY
1418 Walnut St., Philadelphia 2, Pa.
Phone: PE 5-5766
Owner Dan Rivkin
Radio Accounts: John Kohler (Clothing),
Ford Optical Co., Phila.; Spiro's Apparel,
Schulte Optical Co. (Optical), Philadelphia,
Pa.; New York Sample Dress Shop, Phila.,
Pa.; Stanley's Correc. Shoes, Phila., Pa.;
Mo skin Clothes.
ELWOOD J. ROBINSON & CO.
nil Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 17, Calif.
Phone: MUtual 6293
ABP— ANPA— APA— PPA
President Elwood J. Robinsen
Vice-President Melvin A. Jensen
Secretary Eola E. Cass
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES
TV nireotor Talbot Johns
Produrtion Manager E. McAiiliflfe
Art Director Don Dubois
Me.Ha Dir R. C. Neuman
/v«i</i()-7'r Accounts: Cinch Products, Inc.
(l.akf Mixes, Combread Mix), Los Angeles,
Calif.; Loma Linda Food Co. (Ruskets,
Gra\y Quik). Arlington, Calif.; Packard-
Bell Co. (Radio and Television Receivers),
Los Angeles, Calif.
ROCHE, WILLIAMS & CLEARY, INC.
135 S. LaSalle St., Chicago 3, 111.
Phone: RAndolph 6-9760
ABC— ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA
President J. P. Roche
Treasurer D. J. Kelly
Vice-Presidents J. M. Cleary,
S. Weston, Lloyd Maxwell, J. V. Gilmour,
John Hayes Kelly, H. M. Collier, M. F.
Williamson, W. H. Savin, George Lyman
Radio Director Phil Stewart
Time Buyer N. J. Cavanaugh
Radio Accounts: Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul & Pacific R. R. (The Milwaukee Road),
Chicago; Hardware Mutual Casualty Co.,
Stevens Point, Wis.; John Puhl Products
(Fleecy White Bleach), Revere Camera Co.
(Revere Cameras & Projector), Stewart &
Ashhy Coflfee Co. (Stewart's Coffee), Chi-
cago; The Studebaker Corp., South Bend,
Ind.
TV Accounts: Stewart & Ashby Coffee Co.,
Chicago; The Studebaker Corp., South Bend,
Ind.
ROCK ADVERTISING AGENCY
1165 Broadway, New York 1, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 9-3850
ABP
0%»mer-Copy Allan Rock
Art Director Ken Saco
Space Buyer Sally Winston
Radio Manager Irwin Winehouse
ROGERS & SMITH ADV. AGENCY
20 North Wacker Dr., Chicago 6, 111.
Phone: DEarborn 2-0020
ABP-ANPA-APA-PPA— SNPA— NOAB
President Walter E. Smith
Exec. Vire-Pre. Ray H. Reynolds
Vice-President Howard N. Smith
Treasurer George C. Huppertz
J^^'"e»fry Olive A. Kinloch
ViccPreB. & Copy Chief. . .Robert L. Headen
TV Dir. & Prod Edward E. Kash
Radio Director Lawrence E. DuPont
Time Buyer Hazel Joy
Branch Offices
Reserve Loan Life Bldg., Dallas 1, Tex.
Exer: y.P &Mgr R.E.Brooks
Dwjjihi Bldg., Kansas City 6, Mo.
Exec. V.K& Mgr B. G. Wasser
Radio Accounts: Butterfield Canneries
(Canned Fruits and Vegetables), Muncie,
Ind.; Little Crow Milling Co. (Coco Wheats
Cereal), Warsaw, Ind.
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;
Employers Assn. of Chicago (Industrial Re-
lations), Chicago, 111.
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ROIZEN & RICH, INC.
291 Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, N. Y.
Phone: MAdison 5915
AAAA— ABP— ABC
President Manus Roizen
Vice-President Arthur H. Rich
Radio-TV Dir David L Levy
Radio Accounts: Magnus Beck Brewing
Co. (Beer, Ale), Buffalo, N. Y.; Music
House (Radios, Phonographs, TV), Buffalo,
N. Y.; Neuman Motors, Inc. (New Car
Dealer), Buffalo, N. Y.; Parkside Fur-
ninture Co. (Furniture Store), Buffalo,
N. Y.; Rich Ice Cream Co. (Ice Cream
Mfr.), Buffalo, N. Y.; Sattler's, Inc. (De-
partment Store), Buffalo, N. Y.; Saul's Auto
Sales, Inc. (New Car Dealer), Buffalo, N. Y.;
Vigorettes, Inc. (Vitamin Capsule), Buffalo,
N. Y.; Reddy Pharmacal Co. (Cough Syrup),
Buffalo, N. Y.; Rich Products Corp. (Des-
sert Topping Mfr.).
TV Accounts: Magnus Beck Brewing Co.
(Beer, Ale), Buffalo, N. Y.; Rich Ice Cream
Co. (Ice Cream Mfr.), Buffalo, N. Y.;
Sattler's, Inc. (Department Store), Buffalo,
N. Y.; Studebaker Dealers Assn. (Stude-
baker), Buffalo, N. Y.; Vigorettes, Inc.
(Vitamin Capsule), Buffalo, N. Y.; Reddy
Pharmacal Co. (Cough Syrup), Buffalo,
N. Y.
RONALDS ADV. AGENCY, LTD.
1440 St. Catherine St. W., Montreal, Can.
Phone: University 6-9471
AAAA— ABC— ANPA— CAAN
President Russell C. Ronalds
Vice-President F. deB. Walker
Treasurer Angus Ahern
Radio Director Frank Starr
Asst. to Radio Director S. B. Hay ward
108 Peter St., Toronto, Can.
Vice-President & Radio Dir......R. J. Avery
Radio Accounts: Dominion Government
(Army, Canada Savings Bonds), Ottawa;
Canadian Industries Ltd. (Agricultural
Chemicals Div., Paint & Varnish Division),
Bovril (Canada) Ltd. (Bovril), Canadian
Arena Co., Bristol Myers of Canada, Ltd.,
Montreal; Rexall Drug Co. Ltd., Niagara
Finance Co. Ltd., Trans-Canada Credit Corp.,
ADVERTISI NG AGENCIES
Toronto ; Elizabeth Arden of Canada, Ltd.,
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd., Boots Pure
Drug Company (Canada), Ltd. (Catarrh
Capsules), Canadian Shaler Company (Ris-
lone Motor Oil), Fueloil & Equipment Co.,
Ltd. (Timken Oil Burners), Louis K. Lig-
gett Co., Ltd. (Drug Prescriptions), Harco
Laboratories, Limited (Rybutol), Wm. R.
Warner & Co., Ltd. (Sloan's Liniment).
CHARLES EDSON ROSE CO.
6570 Sheridan Rd., Chicago 26, 111.
Phone: HOlIycourt 5-8000
ANPA— PPA— ABP— AFA
Owner Charles E. Rose
Art Dir Norman Helford
Space & Radio Time Buyers. William Perry,
T. Goodyear
Radio Accounts: Charms & Cain, H. C.
Evans & Co., Winkenweder & Ladd, Inc.,
Elron Co., Lombardo Wine Co.
WILLIAM GANSON ROSE, INC.
Williamson Bldg., Cleveland 14, O.
Phone: TOwer 1-6171
Pres., Treas., Radio Dir.
William Canson Rose
Vice-Presidents Frank Pelton,
L. C. Brown
Prod. Mgr Ina M. Peters
Branch Office
3719 Reading Rd., Cincinnati 29, 0.
Manager L. C. Brown
Radio Accounts: Bailey Co., Cleveland
Foundation, Higbee Co., Mass. Mutual Life
Insurance Co., Public Square Relations.
ROSE-MARTIN, INC.
21 W. 46 St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: LUxemburg 2-3550
ABP— ANPA— APA
President Irl W. Rose
Secretary-Treasurer John B. Martin
Media Director G. M. Rundbaken
Vice-President Vaughn G. Hannington
Production Manager John A. BouUe
Art Director Andrew K. Nelsen
Comptroller & Off. Mgr H. J. Carmichael
Account Executive Irl W. Rose 2nd,
Vaughan C. Hannington, John A. BouUe
Radio Accounts: Public National Bank &
Trust Co. of New York.
IRVING ROSEN ADVERTISING
230 Fifth Ave., New York 1, N. Y.
Phone: Oregon 9-1926
Buyer Irving Rosen
Production Mgr E. Wayne
Radio Accounts: Fur Dressers & Fur Dyers
Assn., The Wenley Co., New York, N. Y.;
Ask Pharmacal Co., Astoria, L. I., N. Y.
A. JAMES ROUSE CO.
521 N. LaCienega Blvd.,
Los Angeles 48, Calif.
Phone: BRadshaw 2-5608
ABP— APA
Owner — Radio Dir A. James Rouse
Art Director John Fish
Radio Accounts: B.F.P. Enterprises
(Toys) ; House of Fabrics (Fabrics), Los
Angeles, Cal.
RUDER & FINN
32 E. 68th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: TRafalgar 9-3600
Partners David Finn, William Ruder
General Manager Hyman Wagner
Art Director Jay Genser
Copy Chief Jeanne Cornell
Publicity Director Paul B. Zucker
Radio-TV Director Rene Schenker
CHARLES L. RUMRILL & CO., INC.
339 East Ave., Rochester 4, N. Y.
Phone: BAker 7900
AAAA— ABP— ANPA
President C. L. Rumrill
Treas. & V.P H. R. Hanson
Vice Presidents N. A. Gallagher,
G. M. Prince, W. T. Jensen
Secretary G. G. Wallington
Radio-TV Director Alan Brown
Radio Accounts: Brighton Place Dairy,
Community Savings Bank, Rochester, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Community Savings Bank,
Union Trust Company.
LOWE RUNKLE CO.
1305 Liberty Bank Bldg., Okla. City 2, Okla.
AAAA— ABP
President Lowe Runkle
Secretary Irene Gammel
Production Mgr Ray Cooley
Acct. Execs.... Harold Kranz, Roger Pishny,
Howard Neumann
Radio-TV Dir Maury Ferguson
Film Director Monty Mann
Radio Accounts: Cain's Coffee Co. (Coffee,
Tea, Spices) ; Local Federal Savings and
Loan; Liberty National Bank & Trust Co.
(Banking); Merit Mills Division Ralston
Purina Co. (Livestock & Poultry Feeds) ;
Arkansas City Flour Mills (Flour), Arkansas
City; Kans.; Dulaneys, Inc. (Appliance Dis-
tributors) ; Big Red Warehouse (Furniture,
Retail); Simpson Auto Co. (Ford dealer).
TV Accounts: Cain's Coffee Co. (Coffee,
Tea, Spices) ; Liberty National Bank &
Trust Co. (Banking) ; Grady Musgrave
(Home Builder) ; Dulaneys, Inc. (Appliance
Distributor) ; Big Red Warehouse (Retail
Furniture) ; Southwestern Bell Telephone
Telephone service) ; Ralston Purina Co.
(Purina Chows), St. Louis, Mo.; Oklahoma
Publishing Co. (Newspapers).
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES
RUTHRAUFF & RYAN, INC.
405 L. xinpton Avo^ Now York 17, N. Y.
Phone: Mlirrav Hill 6-6400
AAA A-ABC— ABP— ANPA— APA
NOAB— PPA
Chairman of Uie Board. . .Frederick B. Ryan
President Frederick B. Ryan, Jr.
Kx.c. V.P Robert M. Watson
Senior V-P & Treas Cal J. McCarthy
V.P & A>>1. Trea^ J. B. Bell
V-l\ Dir. of Radio & Tel.. .Thomas G. Slater
Network Rel. & Bus. Mgr C;rant Y. Flynn
SupNsi. C.reatix' Activity Sidney Slon
Producti(Ui Mgr John Cole
Dir. of ("anadian Radio &
TV Pul>licity Louis de Milhau
Dir. of New Program &
Tah'nt Development Henry Frankel
A-?t. Producer Roly Howe
Cat>ting Director Barbara Berlin
Kxec. Prod. TV Film Comni Pud Lane
TV A>?t. Producer Gloria Shaffer
Dir. Radio-TV Continuity Frank Dennis
Branch Offices
360 North Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: FINancial 1833
Western Manager Paul E. Watson
Chicago Manager William P. Littell
Sr. Vice-President P. E. Watson
Sr. Vice-President W. P. Littell
Director Radio & TV R. W. Metzger
Vire Pres N. E. Heyne
Producer (TV) Lee Randon
Producer (AM) Warren Johnson
Producer (TV-AM) Frank Blotter
Producer (TV) James Taylor
Producer (AM-TV) Walter Daspit
Branch Offices
7430 Second Blvd., Detroit 2, Mich.
Vice-Pre>iilent Tod Reed
Carew Tower, Cincinnati 2, Ohio
Vice-Pres. & Manager John L. Magro
505 N. Ervay St., Dallas, Texas
2650 University Ave., St. Paul 4, Minn.
Mgr James R. Rahders
Manager Roger Bacon
812 Olive Street, St. Louis 1, Mo.
Nnior Wvi-Vrvk Oscar A. Zahner
Gulf Oil BJdg.. Houston 2, Texas
Vice-PrcB. & Mgr W. Van A. Combs
N. Life Tower, Seattle 1, Wash.
V.P. & Manager F. G. Mullins
235 Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Cal.
\ P. & Manager John L. Harvey
1680 No. Vine St., Hollywood 28, Cal.
V.P. & Manaj£.r J. H. Weiser
2 Toronto St., Toronto, (Ontario
Manager Gordon Ralston
Radio and TV Accounts: Adler Co., Allied
FIoriBtti of Chicago, American Airlines,
American Kitchen^, Autopoint Co., Bald-
win Piano Co., Beltone Co., Brown-Forman
Co., Burgess Batteries, Capitol Fritos Inc.,
Chasers Inc., Comfort Mfg. Co., Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western Coal Co., Demert
and Dougherty, Dr. Pepper Co., Druggists
Supply Corp., Electric Auto-Lite Co. of
Canada, Emery Industries Inc., Encyclo-
pedia Britannica, Fehr Baking Co., Florence
Stove Co., Fritos Inc., Galveston-Houston
Breweries, General Shoe Co., Goodall Fab-
rics Inc., Greisedieck Brothers Brewery,
Hancock Oil Co., Horlicks Corp., Kentile
Inc., Krey Packing Co., Lewis-Howe Co.,
Thomas J. Lipton, Thomas J. Lipton, Ltd.,
MacFadden Publications Inc., Markus Camp-
bell Co., Motorola, Inc., Arthur Murray
School of Dancing, Nalley's Inc., Norito
Co., Old Reading Brewery, OshKosh B'Gosh
Inc., Pacific Coast Paper Mills, Pacific Fi-
nance Corp., Palm Beach Co., Pepsodent
Company of Canada, Ltd., Pharma-Craft
Co., Reddi-Wip Co., Morris B. Sachs, Safe-
wa ' Stores, Sperti Biodyne Inc., A. E. Staley
Mfg. Co., Toledo Steel Products Co., Turco
Products Inc., United Wallpaper Co., Visking
Corp., Western Reddi-Wip Co., Wolverine
Shoe and Tanning Corp., William Wrigley,
Jr. Co., Yale & Towne Mfg. Co., Zonolite Co.
LEWIS EDWIN RYAN
726 Jackson PI., N.W., Washington 6, D. C.
Phone: Re. 7-7606
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— ABC
Owner Lewis Edwin Ryan
Exec. Secretary Laura D. Raker
Comptroller Preston B. Coiner
Radio TV Div William J. Green
BEN SACKHEIM, INC.
The Plaza, 2 West 59th St., New York 19,
N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-5141
ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA
President Ben Sackheim
Vice-Pres George B. Pampel
Vice-President Herbert L. Steiner
Secretary R. E. Williams
Treasurer Murray Miller
Copy Chief Anne Green
Art Director Arthur Singer
Production Manager Hugh A. Gigante
Fashion Promotion Director. .Ruth Hammer
Radio-TV Dept.
Research Director Sylvia Sackheim
Assoc. Res. Dir Robert E. Williams
Radio & TV Time Buyer Larry Donino
Account Executives Jerome G. Hahn,
Ezra Millstein, George B. Pampel, Glenda
Sullivan, Herbert L. Steiner, Lillian Lang,
Ted Gravenson
Radio Accounts: The Autoyre Company
(Kitchen and Bathroom Accessories), Oak-
ville, Conn.; Amalgamated Clothing Work-
ers of America; Peter Pan Foundations, Inc.
("Merry-Go-Round" Brassieres), Miss
Swank, Inc. (Slips and Pajamas), New
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES
York, N. Y.; Davega Stores Corp., New
York; Flex-Let Corp. (Flex-Let Watch
Bands & Beau Brummel Men's Jewelry),
E. Providence, R. I.
TV Accounts: Davega Stores Corp. (Retail
Sporting Goods and Appliance Chain) ; Flex-
Let Corp., E. Providence, R. I.; Lydia
O'Leary, Inc. (Covermark, Spot-stik & Other
Cosmetics), New York, N. Y.; Peter Pan
Foundations, Inc. (Brassieres), New York;
Vita Food Products, N. Y.; Vulcain Watch
Co., New York.
ST. GEORGES & KEYES, INC.
250 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-1180
ABP— ANPA— PPA— ABC
President Maubert St. Georges
Exec. V.P., Radio Dir.. .Stanley J. Keyes, Jr.
Vice-President John L. Fitzgerald
Vice-Pres.-Art Director. . .Alfred A. Anthony
Vice-Pres.-Copy Chief Ward Seeley
Production Manager William Korcak
V.P., Media Dir James J. Freeman
Publicity Directors S. B. Garretson,
Torrey Stearns
Branch Offices
2112 N. Charles St., Balitmore 18, Md.
Phone: Belmont 2083
Manager Arthur Booth
Radio Accounts: Davison Chemical Corp.,
Baltimore, Md.; Hall-Howard (Davco ferti-
lizer), Baltimore, Md.
TV Accounts: Revere Copper and Brass
(Revere Ware) ; Eppens, Smith Co., Inc.
(Holland House Coffee), N. Y. C; Romanoff
Caviar Co. (beef tea), N. Y. C.
RICHARD SALINGER, ADV.
99 Chauncey St., Boston 11, Mass.
Phone: LI 2-5332
Pres., Copy Chief, Rep. & Radio
Time Buyer Richard Salinger
Art, Media, TV & Publ. Dir.. .Irving L Sacks
Prod. Mgr., Research Dir Jos. W. Bourke
Radio Accounts: Kussell Furs, Lehrburger
& Asher (Furs), Stasey-Moore (Furs), Tou-
raine Stores (Women's Specialty), Kay Jew-
elry, Co., Boston, Mass.
TV Accounts: Lehrbuger & Asher (Furs),
Boston, Mass.
SALOW & ASSOCIATES
30 Howe Ave.., Passaic, N. J.
Phone: GRegory 3-1414
ABP— ANPA
President H. Harvey Salow
Art Director Thomas Cuffari
Copy Chief Charles Gulick
Production Dir Donald Canter
TV & Radio Paul Josephson
Media Director Josephine Catarzard
Radio Account: Arrow Elec. Corp. (ap-
pliances), Clifton, N. J.
TV Accounts: Tel-O-Tube Corp. (cathode
ray tubes), E. Paterson, N. J.; Awnair Corp.
of Amer. (metal awnings), Wayne, N. J.;
Hanlon & Goodman (paint brushes), Bel-
ville, N. J.
WALKER SAUSSY ADVERTISING
823 Perdido St., New Orleans 12, La.
Phone: Magnolia 3218
ABP— ANPA— NOAB— PPA— SNPA
Owner Walker Saussy
Account Executives Moise Bloch
Charles Bloom, II, P. J. Stakelum, Jr.,
J. C. Shields, Jr., Suzanne Saussy
Radio Accounts: American Brewing Co.
(Regal Beer), New Orleans, La.; Elmer
Candy Co. (Elmer Candies), Holsum Baker-
ies, Inc. (Holsum Bread), Petrolane Gas
Co. (Butane & Propane Gas), Wm. B. Reily
Co., Inc. (Luzianne Coffee & Tea), L. A.
Frey & Sons (meat products) ; Reily & Co.,
Inc. (Luzianne Coffee & Tea).
TV Accounts: American Brewing Co.
(Regal Beer), New Orleans, La.; Elmer
Candy (Elmer Candies), Holsum Bakeries,
Inc. (Holsum Bread), Wm. B. Reily Co.,
Inc. (Luzianne Coffee & Tea), Henderson
Sugars; Hibernia Homestead (Building
Loans) ; Gallagher Transfer Co.
FRANK B. SAWDON, INC.
480 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-2516
President Frank B. Sawdon
V-P, Radio-TV Dir ...Jerry Bess
Secretary Victor Sawdon
Acct. Execs Phyllis C. Sawdon,
Gustav A. Havermeyer
Branch Office
75 E. Wacker Drive, Chicago, 111.
Phone: Dearborn 2-0826
Office Manager Marty Hogan
Radio Accounts— Robert Hall Clothes, Inc.
(Men's, Women's & Children's Apparel),
New York, N. Y.; Abelson's, Inc. (Jewelers),
Newark, N. J.; Bond Television Mfrs.
TV Accounts— Robert Hall Clothes, Inc.
(Men's, Women's & Children's Apparel),
New York, N. Y.; Abelson's, Inc. (Jewelers),
Newark, N. J.
SCHECK ADV. AGENCY, INC.
9 Clinton St., Newark 2, N. J.
Phone: Market 2-0480
ANPA— APA— PPA
President Julius Scheck
V. P. & Treas Morris Scheck
V. P., Radio-TV Dir E. Grant Scheck
Prod. Mgr., Art Dir Henry R. Scheck
Copy Chief Carlton S. Smith
Space Buyer Frank M. Craumer
Account Executives William H. Andrews,
E. Grant Scheck, Morris Scheck, Julias
Scheck.
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES
liatiio Aicounts: Charms Co. (Charms
landv). Ashurv Turk, N. J.; Fischer Baking
Co. (Baked Coods), Ne>>ark. N. J.; Phila.
Dairv Troducts Co. (Ice Cream), Phila-
drlphia, Ta.: Reddi-Wip Corp. of N. J. (Red-
di-W ip Topping), Harrison, N. J.; Marlon
I luift'clionrrs (^orp., N. Y. C.
TV Accounts: Fischer Baking Co. (Baked
r.oods), Hanovia Chem. & Mfg. Co. (Health
l^nips), Newark, N. J.; Michaels Bros. Dept.
Store, New York; Charms Candy, Ashury
Park, N. J.; American-Limoges (Dinner
Ware): Holiday Motors. Newark, N. J.
SCHENKER COMPANY
2301 Wahansia Ave., W,, Chicago 47, 111.
Phone: ARmitage 6-1600
Prcs., Media Dir., Space Buyer
Sydney R. Raike
Vice-Pres J. E. Schenker
Art Dir M. Rickabaugh
Radio Time Buyer & Prod. Mgr.
Space Buyer C. D. Domin
Account Executives S. R. Raike,
J. E. Schenker, C. D. Domin
SCHOLTS ADVERTISING SERVICE
12(11 W . 1th St., Los Angeles 7, Calif.
Phone: Michigan 2396
UvMUT T. D. Scholts
Ila.iio-TV Dir Ruth S. Arnot
\rt Dirertor L. 0. Myhro
GORDON SCHONFARBER &
ASSOCIATES, INC.
58 Wcyhosiet St., Providence 3, R. I.
Phone: GAspee 14813-4-5
ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA
Prc8. & Treas Gordon Schonfarber
Vir«-.Pre«ident Russell C. Edwards
.N-cretary Amanda C. J. Olsson
Radio & TV Director Claire R. Grenier
Radio Accounts: Cladding's, Inc. (Dry
Goods), Old Colony Co-operative Bank
CSavings & Loan), Provid<-nce; United Elec-
tric Railway* ^Public Tran-it), Providence,
R. I.; Washinffton Trust Cm. friommercial
Bank), Westerly, R. I.
SCHWIMMER & SCOTT, INC.
7.> H NX acker Drive, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: DEarborn 2-1815
AAAA-ABP ANPA— ABC
Pres. & Treas R. J. Scott
Vice-Prc8 W. Schwimmer
Copy Chief L. Krakover
1 im«- Buyer E. Vanderploeg
An. Dir.. A. Thaler
Secretary H. Heilig
ft'jflio Arjoiiriu: Chicago Stadium, Con-
. ' - Cigar Co., Puritan Co. of America,
~ A. ,M,.AT. .,,.., ,, Mi'-ruil Co., Sf;huttcr Candy
Co., Walgreen Co., Hawthorne-Mellody Farms
Dairy, National Tea Co. ((Chicago, 111.; Mil-
waukee, Wis.; Indianapolis, Ind.; Minne-
apolis, Minn.), Spiegel's, Inc., Chicago, 111.;
llelzberg's (Jeweler's), Kansas City, Mo.;
London House Rest, F. & F. Laboratories
(Cough Lozenges), American Frigid Dough
Co. (Frozen Foods), Citrus Products Co.
(Kist-Bottled Orange Juice), Red Dot Foods.
Inc., Madison, Wise; Boyer International
Lab./H. A. Hair Arranger, Chicago; Buddy
Boy Popcorn Co., Chicago; Consolidated
Royal Chemical Co. (Krank's Shave
Kreme) ; Little Dutch Candy Shops, Chicago.
J. B. SEBRELL ADV. AGENCY
300 S. Los Angeles St., Los Angeles 13, Calif.
Phone: Madison 6-9397
ABP— APA
Owner & Director J. B. Sebrell
Media P. W. Thomas
Acct. Executives Harry Page, K. T. Pyle
Radio-TV Accounts: Eject Donut Sales
(Donut Makers), Children's Mart (Toys).
RUSSEL M. SEEDS CO., INC.
919 No. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: DELaware 7-1045
ANPA— APA— PPA
President Freeman Keyes
Exec. Vice President George Bayard
Vice-Presidents A. D. Keyes,
Paul Richey, Harry M. Maus, H. B. Gold-
smith, Jr., Fred W. Swanson
Treasurer Jack Harding
Secretary E. V. Owen
Director of Res James Witherell
Art Director Jerry Bryant
Time Buyer Merle Myers
Space Buyer A. H. Bergsten
Radio-TV Director Jack Simpson
Branch Offices
Lemcke Bldg., Indianapolis 4, Ind.
Phone: Market 1395
V.P. in Chg Paul Richey
1469 N. Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hudson 2-1188
Manager Lionel C. Place
Radio Accounts: Brown & Williamson To-
bacco Corp. (Raleigh Cigarettes, Wings
Cigarettes, Tube Rose Snuff, Bugler Tobacco,
Avalon Cigarettes), Louisville, Ky.; H.
Fcndrich Inc. (La Fendrich & (^has. Denby
Cigars), Evansville, Ind.; Fitzpatrick Bros,
f Kitchen Klcnzer, Automatic Soap Flakes),
Chicago, 111.; C. H. Wallerich Co. (Chrysler
& Plymouth Distributors), Indianapolis,
Ind.; Bowes Industries, Inc. (Bondware
Plastic Coated Paper Dishes).
TV Accounts: The Procter & Gamble Co.
rride), Cincinnati, O.; Fitzpatrick Bros.
f^Kilchen Klenzer).
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES
ROSCOE W. SEGAR ADV.
2125 N. E. 48lh Ave., Portland 13, Ore.
Phone: TRinity 3445
AAAA— ANPA
Owner, Mgr Dorothy Segar
Sec.-Treas., Radio Dir D. D. Segar
Acct. Exec Oliver Reid
Radio Accounts: Geo. B. Wallace Co.,
(Buick dealers & service) ; Niklas & Son
(flowers).
FREDERICK SEID ADV.
127 Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: GArfield 1-0360
ABP— ANPA
Owner-Acct. Exec Frederick Seid
THE JAMES C. SEIX CO.
345 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 6-6368
Pres. & Time Buyer James C. Seix
Art Director Corienne Abbazia
Media Director Walter B. Rios
Publicity Dir Mallory Dorn
Account Executives James C. Seix,
Lue H. Witt, P. J. Rosaly, Frank Whalen
SEWELL, THOMPSON & CAIRE
852 Carondelet St., New Orleans, La.
Phone: Tu 2251
SNPA— ABP
President Granville Sewell
Vice-Pres,..R. V. Caire, Kenneth Thompson
Production Mgr E, Leone
SHAFFER, BRENNAN, MARGULIS
ADV. CO.
4 No. Eighth St., St. Louis 1, Mo.
Phone: MAin 2579
ANPA— APA— PPA
Partner-Space Buyer-Radio Dir.
Sam B. Margulis
Partner-Space Buyer S. L Rosenfeld
ED SHAPIRO ADVERTISING
1524 Chestnut St., Phila. 2, Pa.
Phone: LO 4-2877
ANPA— ABP
President Edward Shapiro
Vice-Presidents H. H. Shapiro,
Leonard Goldsmith, Elinor L. Brown, J.
Rensel
Secretary Martin Sacks
Media Dir R. Goddes
Branch Office
Empire Stato Bldg., Nev/ York, N. Y.
Phone: BRyant 9-5636
lOHN W. SHAW ADVERTISING, INC.
716 N. Rush St., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: MOhawk 4-6323
ANPA— APA— PPA— NOAB
President & Treas John W. Shaw
Secretary Aufiueta Young
Copy Chief David E. Guerrant
Media Dir Ann Shaffer
Time Buyer Sylvia Slive
Radio Accounts: Jacob E. Decker & Sons
(Div. of Armour & Co.) (meat). Mason
City, Iowa; Drummond Packing Co. (Div.
of Armour & Co.) (meat), Eau Claire, Wis.;
Armour & Co. (Dial Shampoo), Chicago; In-
ternational Milk Processors, Inc. (canned
milk), Chicago.
TV Accounts: Armour & Company (Dial
Shampoo), Chicago; H. H. Hixson & Co.
(coffee), Chicago.
I. WILLIAM SHEETS
Central Bldg., Seattle 4, Wash.
Phone: Main 2442
ANPA— PPA— APA— NOAB
Owner J. Wm. Sheets
Radio Accounts: Skinner & Eddy Corp.
K. E. SHEPARD ADV. AGENCY
75 East Wacker Dr., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: ANdover 3-5966
ABP— APA
President Kenneth E. Shepard
Vice-President B. F. Roman
Prod. Mgr B. Shepard
Radio Accounts: Wilson & Co., National
Assn. of Homebuilders.
SHERMAN & MARQUETTE
919 North Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, lU.
Phone: Delaware 7-8000
AAAA— ANPA— APA
NOAB— PPA— ABP
Partners. .Arthur Marquette, Stuart Sherman
Branch Office
10 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-6400
Radio & TV Dir Wm. B. Templeton
Radio-TV Accounts: Colgate-Palmolive-
Peet Co. (Ajax Cleanser, Cashmere Bouquet
Face Powder, Colgate Shave Creams, Col-
gate Talcum Powder, Colgate Tooth Pow-
der, Cashmere Bouquet Soap, Halo Sham-
poo), Jersey City, N. J.
SILTON BROTHERS INC.
131 Clarendon St., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: CO 7-3730
ABP— ANPA— AFA— PPA
President Myron L. Silton
Exec. V.P Jason N. Silton
Treas Ramon N. Silton
V.P. Art Andre B. Paquette
Radio Accounts: Craftsman Insurance Co.
(A. & H. Insurance), Boston; Rex Venetian
Blind Co. (Venetian Blinds), Boston; Hotel
Kenmore (Hotel), Boston; Spencer Shoe
Stores (Footwear), Boston.
TV Accounts: Rex Venetian Blind Co.
(Venetial Blinds), Boston.
215
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
SIMON & GWYNN
Comnurcr I itl.> Hltlg., Memphis 3, Tenn.
IMiom-: 5-2404
SNPA AMW-APA— NOAB— ABP
Partners Milton Simon, H. N. Gwynn
TV Director W. E. Davidson, Jr.
Branch Office
930 Slahlman Bldg.. Nashville, Tenn.
Phone: 5-8909
Chief Kxec G. K. Leckie
Radio-Tl' Accounts: American Snuff Co.,
Donahl Furniture Co., The Humko Co., Ro-
bilio & (ainco (Ronco Foods), American
T.'a & CofT.-f Co.
SIMONS-MICHELSON CO.
112^) Lafavelle Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: Woodward 3-3000
AAAA-ANPA— APA— PPA
President-Treas Leonard N. Simons
VP & Sec Lawrence J. M. Michelson
Prod. Mgr Arthur H. Copland
Space Buyer C. Allison Belcher
Art Director Al Sielaff
Radio Accounts: Cunningham's Drug
Ston? (Drug, etc. I, Koepplinger Bakery
( Bak«d Goods), Krun-Chee Potato Chips
(Potato Chips), Pretzels), Marine Foods,
Inc. ( Pepe Herring), Detroit, Michigan;
Marshall Drug Company (Drugs), Cleveland,
Ohio; Benjamin Rich (Real Estate), Sealy
Mattres-, Co. (Mattresses), Taylor's Inc.
(Dodge-Plymouth), Detroit, Michigan; Vel-
Net Peanut Products (Peanut Butter) ; E & B
Brewing Co. (Brew 103, Golden Ale); Ger-
>on'« Inc. (Jewelry) ; People's Outfitting Co.
'D«'pt. Store).
Ty Accounts: Cunningham's Drug Stores
(Drugs, etc.); Dossin's Food Products (Pep-
si Cola) ; Koepplinger Bakery (Baked
(roods); Krun-Chee (Potato Chips); Peo-
ple's Outfitting Co. (Dept. Store); Sealy
Mattress Co. (Mattress Mfg.); Taylor's Inc.
' Automotive) ; Velvet Peanut Products (Pea-
nut Butter); K & B Brewing Co. (Brew 103,
Golden Ale) ; Marine Foods, Inc. (Pep-E
Herring ) .
R, C. SMITH & SON, LTD.
«0 King St., W., Toronto, Ont.
Phone: EMpire 4-9396
President Adam F. Smith
Secretary M. A. Stoakley
TreaBurer. M. M. Marugg
Space Bu>«; M. E. Craven
Managing Dirjrior G. A. Phare
\< fount Exech H. T. McConkey,
H. (',. Fitzpatrick
W. J. SMITH CO.
Martin Brown Bldg., Louihville 2, Ky.
Phone: Jackson 2163
APA-SNPA-ANPA
Pres. & Treas W. J. Smith
Vice-Pres. & Secy G. B. Smith
Media Dir. & Copy Chief H. D. Peltier
Radio Dir I. M. Diebold
Account Executives R. L. Davis,
P. M. Shaughnessy, H. D. Peltier, W. J.
Smith
Radio Account: Peerless Mfg. Co.
SMITH & BULL ADV. AGENCY
6642 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HEmpstead 5671
ABP— ANPA— NOAB— CNPA
Partner V. R. "Dick" Smith
Partner Frank Bull
Gen. Mgr., Acct. Exec Mel R. Roach
Time Buyer Jane T. Darden
Space Buyer Marion Vilmure
Radio & TV Supervisor. .Richard T. Parker
Radio Accounts: Seaboard Finance Com-
pany (Finance) ; Triangle Publications (Rac-
ing, Western Division) ; Marshall & Clam-
pett (Autos), Los Angeles, Calif.; C & B
Company Western Town (Toys) ; Western
Harness Racing Assoc. (Racing), Los An-
geles, Calif.; Los Angeles Rams (Football),
Los Angeles, Calif.
TV Accounts: Seaboard Finance Company
(Finance); Marshall & Clampett (Autos),
Los Angeles, Calif.; C & B Co. Western
Town (Toys) ; Los Angeles Rams (Football).
SMITH, TAYLOR & JENKINS, INC.
223 Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh 22, Pa.
Phone: ATlantic 1-9312
ABP— ANPA— APA— PPA
President Ronald P. Taylor
Chairman of the Board. .Robert M. Jenkins
Television Dir Thomas J. MacWilliams
Radio Director Les Sterne
Production Assistants Tom Cadden,
Dick Pearson
SON DE REGGER ADV. AGENCY
1020 Locust St., Des Moines, la.
Phone: 3-3185
ANPA— APA— ABP
President, Space Buyer, Radio Time
& Acct. Exec Les Son De Regger
Secretary A. H. Son De Regger
Art Dir D. D. Neal
Prod. Mgr Joseph Danieh
Radio Accounts: National Soap & Refinkig
Co., Grocers Wholesale Co.
SORENSEN & CO.
430 No. Michigan Ave., Chicago, lU.
Phone: Delaware 7-5030
ABP— ANPA— PPA— NOAB
President Roy A. Sorensen
Art Dir W. D. MacCourt
Space Buyer Dorothy Samer
Radio Accounts: Bowey*8, Inc., J. P. Hard-
ing Restaurants.
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ADVERTISI NG AGENCIES
• • •
C. JERRY SPAULDING, INC.
201 Commercial St. Worcester 8, Mass.
Phone: 34789
Pres., Treas. & Radio Time Buyer
C. Jerry Spaulding
Secretary H. H. Hartwell
Art Director Harvey Ball
Prod. Mgr Charles Rice
Acct. Execs Robert F. Hay ward,
Robert B. Henna
Radio Accounts: Coronado Hotel, People's
Savings Bank, Mechanics Savings Bank,
Worcester Brewing, Fitzwel Girdles.
RAYMOND SPECTOR COMPANY,
INC.
445 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-4407
ABC— ABP— ANPA— AFA
President Raymond Speetor
General Manager Bert Schwartz
Art Director Irving Trabich
Copy Chief Ishmael McCuUough
Production Manager Richard Scott
Dir. of Pub. Rel Millie T. Trager
Radio-TV Manager Cal Morris
Radio-TV Dept. Head Don Blauhut
Branch Office
1655 N. Cherokee, Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hempstead 8212
Chief Executive Richard Gottlieb
Radio-TV Account: Hazel Bishop, Inc.
(Lipstick and Complexion Glow), New York,
N. Y.
WILLIAM SPITZ & CO., INC.
114 So. Warren St., Syracuse 2, N. Y.
Phone: 2-7228
ABP— ANPA
Owner, Acct. Exec William Spitz
Art Director Wayne J. Lewis
Copywriter, Research Janet R. Lyman
Production Mgr Elmer E. Foote
Space & Time Buyer Diane I. Davis
Radio Accounts: Community Home Im-
provement Co. (food-freezer plan, roofing,
siding), Syracuse; Empire Card Company
(greeting cards), Elmira; Fair City Savings
& Loan Ass'n., Syracuse; Forsythe Motors
Corp. (Dodge-Plymouth dealer), Syracuse;
Grange Silo Co., Inc., Red Creek; Green-
ways, Inc. (beer, ale), Syracuse; Hofmann
Packing Co., Inc. (meat products), Syra-
cuse; Mohican Stores, Inc., Syracuse & Au-
burn; Oswego Soy Products Corp., Oswego;
Pilgrim Packing Company (meat products),
Syracuse; Syracuse Card Company (greeting
cards), Syracuse; Syracuse Glass Company
(store fronts, mirrors), Syracuse; Syracuse
Nationals Shows, Inc., Syracuse; Timerson
Canning Co., Inc. (Timco dog & cat food).
Fair Haven; University College of Syracuse
University (Adult Education Division),
Syracuse; Virden Company (food brokers).
TV Accounts: Community Home Improve-
ment Co. (food-freezer plan, siding), Syra-
cuse; Nedick's, Inc., New York; Onondaga
Supply Co., Inc. (appliances), Syracuse;
Spector-Genesee Motor Sales, Inc. (Cadillac-
Oldsmobile dealer), Syracuse; Syracuse Na-
tionals Shows, Inc., Syracuse; Timerson Can-
ning Co., Inc. (Timco dog & cat food). Fair
Haven; Virden Company (food brokers),
Syracuse.
SPITZER & MILLS LIMITED
50 King Street W., Toronto 1, Can.
Phone: EMpire 6-2811
President G. F. Mills
Exec. Vice-Pres J. W. Spitzer
Gen. Mgr. & Sec.-Treas W. H. Reid
Radio Director T. R. Hart
Account Executives J. R. Charles,
F. J. Collins, W. G. Wallace, P. R. L.
Charles, L. F. McCartney, G. M. MacDon-
ald, R. W. Saunders, A. S. Rutter
Branch Office
Dominion Sq. Bldg., xvlontreal, Quebec
Phone: Harbour 9147
Vice-Pres V. L. Hanna
Acct. Exec D. McCrimmon
Radio Director P. E. Corbeil
Radio Accounts: Bata Shoe Company of
Canada Ltd. (Kent Shoe Stores), Batawa,
Ontario; Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
(Yellow Pages), Montreal, Quebec; Can-
adian Cellucotton Products Company Limited
(Kleenex), Niagara Falls, Ontario; Coleman
Lamp & Stove Co. Ltd. (Lamps & Stoves),
Toronto, Ontario ; Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
(Company Limited (Soap Products), Toronto,
Ontario; Fruitatives Products Ltd. (Fruita-
tives), Hull, Quebec; John Inglis Co. Lim-
ited (Consumer Goods), Toronto, Ontario;
Pacific Meat Ltd. (Meat Products), Van-
couver, B. C; The Quaker Oats Co. of
Canada Ltd. (Aunt Jemima and Quaker
Grain Products), Peterborough, Ontario;
J. Arthur Rank Film Distributors (Canada)
Limited; RCA Victor Co. Ltd. (Electrical
Appliances), Montreal, Quebec; The Toni
Company a Division of the Gillette Safety
Razor Company of Canada Limited (Home
Permanents and Shampoos), Montreal, Que-
bec.
BARTON A. STEBBINS ADVTG.
1250 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 17, Calif.
Phone: Trinity 8821
Owner Barton A. Stebbins
Acct. Execs A. W. Gudelman, Nat Jeffras
Time Buyer A. W.Gudelman
Program Director E. C. Bloodworth
Radio Accounts: Brewster's Food Supple-
ment, Los Angeles; Certified Grocers of
Calif. (Perfect Host & Guest coffees), Los
Angeles; Harrison Pharmaceutical Dist.
(McClarren's hair preparation), Los An-
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ADVERTISING
fiv\cfi: l.«'>lii- Pliariuaoeuliral Dist. Co. (Du-
rt'll reihicinj: aid), I.os Anptlts: Signal Oil
Company (gasoliutO, Los Angeles; Sleep-
E«e Co. (Sleep-Kze). Los Angeles.
Tl' .Accounts: (%*rli(ie(l (»rocers of Calif.
(IVrfert Ht»-t i^l (riiesl coffees K Los Angeles;
ilarrixMi IMiarinareutieal Dist. (McClar-
r<'n*s>. Los Angeles: Le>lie Pliarinaceutical
Uist. 1:0. (Durell). Los Angeles; Signal Oil
Company (gasoline). Los Angeles.
STERLING ADV. AGENCY, INC.
V1-, ul, Ant.. New York 17, N. Y.
ri.one: MUrrav Hill 7-3400
ANPA— PPA
Chairman of Board S. M. Broun
President Joseph S. Edelman
Secretary, Space Buyer William Forray
Trea^nrer Herbert Goldsmith
Ceniral Mgr Arthur Booth
Radio-TV Director Myron L, Broun
FRED D. STEVENS CO.
14 Devereux St., Utica 2, N. Y.
Phone: 5-0339
Owner Fred D. Stevens
Rtidio Accounts: Wicks & Greenman, Corn-
hill Bldg. & Loan Assn.
STOCKTON, WEST, BURKHART,
INC.
1300 Fir«t Natl. Bank Bldg., Cincinnati 2, 0.
Phone: Dunhar 5600. 01. 02, 03
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA
Pr.s. & Treas William Z. Burkharl
VP. Sec. & Copy Chief Ranald S. West
VP & Dir. of Sales Joseph D. Nelson, Jr.
VP & Dir. TV Dept C. Thomas Martin
VP & Dir. TV Media. . .Robert A. McDowell
Dir. T\ Production Gene Starbecker
A>.-t. Dir. TV Produnion Fred Golt
Mgr. Radio & TV Off., N. Y.. .Richard Dunn
Mgr. Radio Prod Minor Raymond, III
TV & Radio Time Buyer James Gray
Branch Office
501 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-6077
^'^"ager Frank Flagg
Haflto Accounts: Hudepohl Brewing Co
<Mudepohl Bcf-r & Chevy Ale), Cincinnati,
Ohio: Ohio Oil Company (Marathon Cat
Gasoline, V.K.P. Motor Oil), Findlay, Ohio;
Mo-ler .Safe Company (Mosler Safes &
CheM*.), Hamilton, Ohio; Cincinnati Gas &
Electric Co. rCiility), Cincinnati, Ohio; Gib-
Kon Wine Co. (Golden Pheasant Wines),
.;'7r"^^''' ^^'''''' <^>'ncinnati & Suburban
iJell Tel. Co.; United States Shoe Corp.
'!;;; ''■'""' ^^"^^ * Cobbies), Cincinnati, O.
I y Accounts: United States Shoe Corp.
U<ed Crofcs ShoeO, Cincinnati, Ohio; Hude-
pohl Brewing Co. (Hudepohl Beer & Chevy
Ale), Cincinnati, Ohio; Cincinnati Gas &
fclectnc Co. (Utilitie-), Cincinnati, Ohio;
AGENCIES •••
Ohio Oil Company (Marathon Cat Gasoline,
V.E.P. Motor Oil), Findlay, Ohio; Central
Trust Co. (Banking Institution), Cincinnati,
Ohio; Mosler Safe Company (Safes &
Chests), Hamilton, Ohio; Gibson Wine Com-
pany (Golden Pheasant Wines, Champagne),
Cincinnati, Ohio; Cincinnati & Suburban
Bell Tel. Co.; Fulham Fish Co. (Four
Fisherman frozen fish), Boston, Mass.
STORM ADVERTISING COMPANY
210 Hiram Sibley Bldg., Rochester, N. Y.
Phone: Baker 9140, 9149
Pres., Treas Merry Storm
V.P.-Radio & TV Dir. &
Acct. Ex Jean Schantz
Prod. Mgr Norman Ludlow, Jr.
V.P. & Art. Director Vincent Marcone
Office Mgr Thelma Prinzivalli
Radio and TV Accounts: Ailing and Miles,
Inc. (automobiles), Rochester; Cool Chev-
rolet Corp., Rochester; Harry Forman CI.
Company (men's clothing), Rochester; Gioia
Macaroni Company (manufacturers of maca-
roni products), Buffalo; Hudson Dealers of
Monroe City, Rochester; International Home
Improvement Co. (construction), Rochester;
Harry Levin Company (women's clothing),
Rochester; Noah's Ark (accessories),
Rochester; Vaisey-Bristol Shoe Company,
Inc. (manufacturer of children's shoes),
Rochester ;Wolk Brothers (automobiles),
Rochester; Perma-Stone Rochester Corp.
(construction), Rochester; Snyder's Seat
Covers, Rochester; Westinghouse Electric
Supply Co. (appliances), Rochester, Syra-
cuse; Designs Publishing Company, N. Y. C;
Alhart's Electric Company (appliances),
Rochester; Bickford Brothers (appliances),
Rochester; Cramer Drug Company (drugs),
Rochester; Currewood, Inc. (construction),
Rochester; B. Forman Company (women's
clothing), Rochester; Schaeffer's Jumping-
Jack Bootery (children's shoes), Scranton,
Pa.; John T. Nothnagle, Inc. (real estate),
Rochester; People's Outfitting Co. (furni-
ture & appliances), Rochester; Max Pies
(rugs), Rochester; Rochester Radio Supply
C^o. (radios and radio parts), Rochester.
STORM & KLEIN, INC.
331 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-4460
ANPA— PPA
Chairman Exec. Com Charles M. Storm
President, Secretary Allslon E. Storm
Executive Vice-Pres., Treas.. .Edward Klein
V.-Pres. & Research Dir.... Harry Chapperon
Time Buyer Arthur J. Klein
Art Director Frederick Widlicka
Radio Accounts: The Tintex Company,
New York City (Tints and Dyes) ; Park &
Tilford, New York City (Perfumes and
Cosmetics).
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES
• • •
DANIEL F. SULLIVAN CO.
216 Tremont St., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: HAncock 6-7644
AAAA— ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA
President Daniel F. Sullivan
Sales Dir Robert N. Sullivan
Treas William H. Sullivan
Radio Accounts: Revere Racing Assn.
(Greyhound Racing), Revere; R. S. Robie,
Inc. (U-Dryvit Auto Rental), Cambridge,
Mass.; F. H. Snow Canning Co. (Snow's
Clam Chowder, Snow's Fish Chowder,
Snow's Lobster Newburgh), Pine Point, Me.;
Hickok Secretarial School, Boston; Kay-
Rose Co., New York; Assn. of Mutual Sav-
ings Banks of Lowell, Mass.
SULLIVAN, STAUFFER, COLWELL
& BAYLES, INC.
437 Fifth Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: ORegon 9-2500
ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA
President Raymond F. Sullivan
Vice-Pres Donald D. Stauffer
Vice-Pres Robert T. Colwell
Vice-Pres S. Heagan Bayles
Vice-Pres., Sect John P. Cohane
Vice-Pres Ralph Smith
Vice-Pres. & Treas T. Newton Weatherby
Vice-Pres Lloyd W. Baillie
V.-P. & Copy Chief Joseph Leopold
V.-P. & Media Dir Francis Minehan
V.-P. & Merch. Dir Daniel O'Meara
Vice-Pres A. K. Spencer
Vice-Pres Joseph Hardie
Vice-Pres Wm. Booth
Vice-Pres Barrett Welch
Vice-Pres William M. Spire
Vice-Pres Clemens F. Hathaway
V.-P. & Research Dir Luther H. Wood
V.-P. & Head Art Dir Robert West
Prod. Mgr George Andrew
Controller M. Herbert King
V.-P. & Radio-TV Dir Philip H. Cohen
Dir. Radio-TV Contracts. .Arthur S. Pardoll
Branch Office
6253 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hillside 2119
Vice-Pres Jack Vjin Nostrand
L WALTER THOMPSON CO.
420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 3-2000
AAAA— ANPA— ABP— PPA— NOAB— ABC
President Stanley Resor
Vice-Pres. in Charge of Radio & TV
John U. Reber
Radio-TV Time Buyers James 0. Luce,
Anne Wright, Jayne Shannon
Radio-TV Talent Buyers. .Virginia Spragle,
H. Bart McHugh, Jr., Howard Reilly
Branch Offices
t39 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: Madison 2661
Vice-President Cornwell Jackson
Gen. Mgr James L. Thompson
Time Buyer Eileen Henriquez
410 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, IlL
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr George C. Reeves
Radio Director; Peter Caballo
Radio Tele Time Buyer.... E. R. Fitzgerald
320 Calif. St., San Francisco, Calif.
Manager Fred Fidler
Radio Time Buyer Frances Austin
Radio-TV Accounts: Atlantis Sales Corp.;
P. Ballantine & Sons; Fanny Farmer Candy
Shops; Ford Dealer Advertising Groups;
Indiana Bell Telephone; Johns-Manville
Corp.; Kraft Foods Co.; Lever Brothers Co.;
Libby McNeill & Libby; Pan American
World Airways; Pan American Grace Air-
ways; Pharma-Craft Corp.; Penick & Ford
Ltd.; RCA Victor Division of RCA; Safe-
way Stores Inc.; Shell Oil Company, Inc.;
Standard Brands Inc.; Swift & Co.; Ward
Baking Co.; Washington State Apple Com-
mission; J. B. Williams Co.; Eastman-Kodak
Company; Meyenberg Milk Products Co.;
Mentholatum Co.; W. F. Young, Inc.;
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.; Puget Sound Black
Ball Ferry Line; Holly Sugar Corp.; Pacific
Mills; Michigan Hospital Service (Blue
Cross); Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc.; Cham-
pion Spark Plug Co.; Borg- Warner Corp.
(Norge Division); Brillo Mfg. Co.; Florida
('itrus Commission; Olive Advisory Board;
Southwest Airways Co.; Yellow Cab of Los
Angeles; Pond's Extract Company; Bowman
Dairy Co.
TRACY, KENT & CO., INC.
515 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: ELdorado 54404
ABP— ANPA— APA— NOAB— PPA
Chairman of Board Wm. Irwin Tracy
Pres Frank S. Kent
Vice-Pres. & Art Dir Hugh F. Donnell
Treas. & Sec Geo. M. Pease
Asst. Treas. & Sec P. A. Baecker
Production Mgr C. R. Holmberg
Radio & TV Director P. A. Baecker
Radio Accounts: H. C. Brill Co., Inc.
(Spaghetti Sauce, Spanish Rice), J. W.
Beardsley Sons (Codfish), Newark, N. J.;
Diplomat Products, Inc. (Chicken Soups),
North Bergen, N, J.; John Opitz Inc. (In-
secticides), Long Island City, N. Y.; Middle-
town Milk and Cream Co. (Milk), Yonkers,
N.Y.
TV Accounts: Diplomat Products, Inc.,
H. C. Brill Co., Charles & Co., Inc., Gristede
Bros. Inc., New York; J. W. Beardsley's Sons
(Frozen Codfish), Newark, N. J.
TRACY-LOCKE CO., INC.
1307 Pacific Ave., Dallas 1, Texas
Phone: PRospect 8655
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— APA
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES
NOAB-PPA-AFA-SNPA
Preoidcnt Morris Kite
V.xrv. Vire-Prr> Clay W. S!op'i**nson, Jr.
Vici'-Prcs^ S.MV.-Trfas..JoliM H. W rllrnkamp
Dirrrior HmMo & TV Philip L. McHugh
liniiuh Off ice
711 Main St., llmi>lon, Texas
Phone: CH 5467
Vire-Pregidenl (.lay W . Stephenson, Jr.
Radio Accounts: Horden Co. (Southern
Distrirt*: Coniel Rite Mills, Houston; Mrs.
Baird's B;ikrrie>. Dallas, Ft. Worth; Ire-
!antl% MarluTued Beef & Chili. Houston,
Abilene, W irhila Fall>: Duncan Coffee Co.,
Houston; Anheuser Huxh (Texas) (beer),
St. Louis, Mo.; Imperial Sugar Co,, Sugar-
land: King Candv Co., Ft. Worth; Burrus
MilN & Klevator Co. (flour), Dallas; Skil-
lerns Departmental Drug Stores, Dallas.
jy Accounts: Borden Co. (Southern Dis-
trict): Comet Rice Mills, Houston; Mrs.
Baird's Bakeries. Dallas, Ft. Worth; Ire-
lantl's Barl)«MU«d Beef & Chili, Houston,
Abilene, Wichita Falls; Duncan (>offee Co.,
Houston; Arduu-er Busch (Texas) (beer),
St. Louis, Mo.: Imperial Sugar Co., Sugar-
land; King (iandy Co., Ft. Worth; Skillerns
Departmental Drug Stores, Dallas; Haggar
Co. (men's -!ack>), Dallas.
VICTOR VAN DER LINDE CO.
Mi Fifth Ave., xN'ew York 22, N. Y.
Phone: KLdorado 5-5185
Partners Victor van der Linde,
Charlotte Rains
C»neral Manager Agnes Kingsley
Copy Chief William T. Malone
Radio Accounts: W . K. Buckley, Inc.
(Ja.k & Jill Cough Syrup J, Buffalo, N. Y.;
Dobin Corporation (Dolcin), New York,
N. Y.; Dolcin Limited (Dolcin), Toronto,
Ont>, Ciiinada; Kedrin Pbarmacals, Inc.
< Pharmaceuticals I. New York, N. Y.; C. F.
Mattlage Sale- Co. (Foods), New York,
N. Y.; Ta-ty Toothpaste Corp. (Tasty Tooth-
paste), Mt. Vernon, N. Y.; Whitehall Phar-
maeal Co. ((;uards Cold Tablets), New York,
N. Y.
7T Accounts: Dolcin Corporation (Dol-
cin), New York, N. Y.; C. F. Mattlage Sales
Co. (Foods), New York, N. Y.; Tasty Tooth-
paste Corp. riasty Toothpaste), Mt. Vernon.
J. FRANKLYN VIOLA
152 W. 12n.l St., New York .id, N. Y.
Phone: CHickering 4-3254
President J. I ranklyn Viola
secretary L.-ah D. Roth
Production Gene Scognamiglio
Hadio Accounts: Paramount Macaroni
Mfj£. Co., Italy Laboratories, Inc., Johnson
Chemical Co^ De Nobili Cigar Co.
Ty Accounts: Pastene Products Co., Pat-
er^on, N. J,; Lazzara Breads & Cake Co.,
Paramount Macaroni Mfg. Co., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
WILLIAM VON ZEHLE & CO., INC.
441 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 2-9010
Pres., Radio Dir Wm. von Zehle
Vice-Presidents Lawrence A. Reis,
Van Lear Woodward, Jr.
Treasurer Kathleen Banks
Secretary ..Anthony Sarnataro
Radio-TV Accounts: Roman Ravioli
(Frozen Foods), Garfield, N. J.; Union
Labor Life Ins. Co., New York; Adam J.
Young, Inc., New York.
GEOFFREY WADE ADVERTISING
20 N. Wacker Drive, Chicago 6, 111.
Phone: STate 2-7369
ABC— ANPA
Executive Dir Albert G. Wade, II
General Manager Paul McCluer
(Chairman Copy and Planning
Committee Lawrence W. Davidson
Copy Chief Chas. W. Tennant
Research Director Gordon Norberg
Art Director Wm. R. Collier
Production Manager Edw. A. Beane
Business Manager John Mills
Radio Media Director Louis J. Nelson
Space-Radio-TV Time
Buyer David S. Williams
Director of Radio. Jack Farnell
Director of Television Booth Luck
Branch Office
6223 Selma Ave., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hillside 7457
Manager Robl. E. Dwyer
Radio-TV Director Forrest F. Owen
Media & Research Dir Snowden Hunt
Radio Accounts: Miles Laboratories, Inc.
(Alka-Seltzer, One-A-Day (Brand) Vitamins,
Nervine, Tabcin, Bactine), Elkhart, Ind.;
Miles California Co. Los Angeles, Calif.;
Murphy Products Co. (Feeds), Burlington,
Wise; Colonial Dames (cosmetics), De
Met's Candies, Chicago.
TV Accounts: Miles Laboratories, Inc.
(Alka-Seltzer, Tabcin, Bactine), Elkhart,
Ind.; Miles California Co., Los Angeles,
Calif.; De Met's Candies, Chicago.
HUGO WAGENSEIL & ASSOCIATES
Talbott Bldg., Dayton 2, Ohio
Phone: HEmlock 5542
AAAA— AFA
President Hugo Wagenseil
Secy.-Treas G. Wagenseil
Art Director Ed Hageman
Industrial Div T. A. PoUey
Consumer Div W. L. Guisewite
Acct. Executive W. H. Ford
Radio Director F. R. Harwood
TV Director John Leonard
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ADVERTISI NG AGENCIES
* • *
Radio Accounts: Bonded Oil Company
(Service Stations), Springfield, Ohio; First
National Bank (General Banking Services),
Middletown, Ohio; The Gallaher Drug Com-
pany (Drug Store Chain), Lowe Brothers
Paint Store (Retail Paints, Wallpaper),
Miami Valley Milk Prod. As8*n (Dairy Maid
Butter), Ohio Yellow Cab Company (Taxi
Cab Service), Dayton, Ohio; The Savings
Society (Mutual Savings Bank), Springfield,
Ohio.
TV Accounts: Dairy Council (Distribu-
tors—Milk, Milk Prod.), Dayton Power
and Light Co. (Public Utilities), Himes
Brothers Dairy (Meadow Gold Ice Cream),
Dayton, Ohio; Miami Valley Milk Prod,
Ass'n (Dairy Maid Butter), Portable Beauty
Service Mfg. (No-Rinse Shampoo).
WALKER & DOWNING GENERAL
ADVERTISING
532 Oliver Bldg., Pittsburgh 22, Pa.
Phone: GRant 1-1900
ABP— ANPA— APA— PPA
President William S. Walker
Vice-Presidents C. P. Richardson,
F. L. Newmeyer, Jr., V. I. Maitland
Account Executives C. P. Richardson,
F. L. Newmeyer, V. I. Maitland, T. B.
Wallace, C. F. Hoffman
Radio & TV Director R. B. Stevens
Radio Accounts: Allegheny Ludluni Steel
Corp. (stainless & special alloys, steels),
Pittsburgh; Duquesne Brewing (!!o. (beer),
Pittsburgh; Colonial Biscuit (crackers),
Pittsburgh; Sterling Oil Div. of Quaker
State Refining Corp., Emlenton; Pittsburgh
Consolidation Coal Co, (solid fuels), Pitts-
burgh; Galen Laboratories, Inc. (medica-
tions), Pittsburgh; Niagara Manufacturing
& Distributing Co. (mechanical massage
pulsators), Adamsville, Pa. & Buffalo, N. Y.;
Niagara of Pittsburgh (mechanical massage
pulsators), Pittsburgh; Niagara Pulsator
Corp. '^mechanical massage pulsators),
N. Y. C.
TV Accounts: Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Corp., Duquesne Brewing Co., Colonial Bis-
cuit Co., Sterling Oil Division of Quaker
State Refining Corp., Pittsburgh Consolida-
tion Coal Company, Galen Laboratories, Inc.,
Kaufmann's Department Store, Pittsburgh;
Wm. G. Johnston Company (printers), Pitts-
burgh; Fan Tan Chewing Gum Corp., Pitts-
burgh; Niagara Mfg. & Distributing Com-
pany; Niagara of Pittsburgh, Niagara Pul-
sator Corp.
WILLIAM WARREN, JACKSON &
DELANEY
45 W. 45th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-0350
ABP— APA— PANY
Partners Harry Solow, Jr.,
William W. Solow, S. P. Jackson
Radio Dir Harry Solow, Jr.
TV Director S. P. Jackson
Asst. to Director William W. Solow
Mgr. TV Commercials. . .Conrad Mikorenda
TV Program Dir Edward O'Brien
Copy Chief Jenny Shenker
Account Executives William Solow,
S. P. Jackson, Milton Schwartz, J. C. Sil-
verman, Jack Wilson, Paul Kopp
Radio Accounts: Sachs Quality Stores
(Dept. Store) ; Flag Pet Food Corp. (Dog &
Cat Food); Strauss Stores (Auto Appli-
ances); Herbert's Jewelry (Jewelry); Sofia
Bros. (Movers) ; Pierce School of Radio &
TV; Federal Life & Casualty Co. (Insur-
ance) ; Rikers Restaurants; Roberts Tech-
nical & Trade School; Alexander's Dept.
Stores; Monarch Buick Co., Inc.; Ritz Thrift
Shop; Colony Motors; Book Find Club.
TV Accounts: Sachs Quality Stores; Vim
Stores; Spear & Co.; Ritz Thrift Shop; Flag
Dog Food; Warren Connolly; Standard
Housekeeping Co.; North American Van
Lines; Sofia Brothers Inc.; Federal Storage;
Jamaica Refrigeration; Relaxacizor; Uni-
\ersal Television.
WARWICK <Sr LEGLER, INC.
230 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 4-5800
AAAA— ABC— ABP— ANPA— APA
NOAB— PPA
President H. Paul Warwick
Vice-Presidents Henry Legler,
S. O. Youngheart, Lester M. Malitz, Arthur
Deerson, C. E. Staudinger, Harry A. Berk,
Thomas H. Shanley, Barrett Brady, Tevis
Huhn
Radio & TV Director, . .William P. Warwick
Asst. Radio-TV Dir.. .Robert Steen, Joe Gratz
Branch Office
2405 W. 8th St., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: Dunkirk 3-1141
Vice Pres C. E. Staudinger
TV & Radio Dir Cecil Underwood
Radio Accounts: Equitable Life Assurance
Soc. (Life Insurance), New York, N. Y.;
Hoffman Beverage Co. (Ginger Ale, Club
Soda, Assorted Fruit Beverages), Newark,
N. J.; Larus & Bro. Co. (Edgeworth Pipe
Tobacco, Holiday Pipe Mixture, Edgeworth
& Holiday Cigarettes), Richmond, Va,; Los
Angeles Brewing Co. (Eastside Beer), Los
Angeles, Calif.; Kingan & Co. (Kingan's
Fine Foods), Indianapolis, Ind.; Pabst Sales
Company (Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer), Chi-
cago, 111.; Ex-Lax Company (Chocolate Lax-
ative), Brooklyn, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Hoffman Beverage Co.
(Ginger Ale, Club Soda, Assorted Fruit Bev-
erages), Newark, N. J.; Larus & Bro. Co.
(Edgeworth Pipe Tobacco, Holiday Pipe
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* it it ADVERTISING
MiMuriN KHpeworlh & Holiilay Cijtarellos),
Hichnioiui. Sa.; I.os Anpolos Rrowin? Co.
(l":asl>iJf Bi'fr), I.os Anjtoles, Calif.: Pabst
Salrs Company (Pahst Blur Ribbon Hoer),
( hicago. III.
WASSER, KAY & PHILLIPS, INC.
( l.irk HI. If:.. riii>l)m}:li 22, Ta.
l*hon»': (»ranl l-.>752
Prf sidenl G. S. Wasser
V.P., Treas Lewis G. Kay
Sorntary F. V. Wasser
Meilia Hir. & Production Mgr.,^ in. Pbillips
Tel«\i.-ion Director Stanley Hess
Film Buyer Alvin Roth
Research Director Kay Hervey
Account Fxecutives. .G.S. Wasser, L. G. Kay,
Roy Phebus, Kay Hervey
WATTS. PAYNE— ADV., INC.
20.1 S. Cheyenne Ave., Tulsa 3, Okla.
Phone: 3^108
ABP— SNPA— AAAA— AFA
I'residenl Don Watts
Vicc-I*re6ident Leslie S. Hanger
Secretary-Treasurer Oscar E. Payne
Account Executives Ril C. Keefe,
Bi-nlon Ferguson, Don Dyer
Production ]SIanager S. B. Snyder
.\rt Director Harold Carloss
Radio-TV Director Don S. Mitchell
Branch Offices
Fidelity Inion Life BIdg.. 1511 Bryan,
Dallas Tex.
Phone: Riverside 5201
Manager Burke Gilliam
Ace. Exec. (Dallas) Marie Callahan
LUTHER WEAVER & ASSOCIATES
id") Oppenhiirn HIdg., Saint Paul 1, Minn.
Phone: (;A 4715
AAAA— ABP— APA
<^>*»ner Luther Weaver
Account Executive Donald Gardner
Kxpculive A-SBi-stant Patricia M. Kelly
Kadio Accounts: Fairway Foods, St. Paul;
I alron Pilgrim Cleaners, St. Paul & Minne-
apolis; R. J I. Killer & Scotties Dist. (Frozen
Food*,), St. Paul; Dox Co, (Toothpaste),
Minneapolis; Myndall Cain, Inc. (Cos-
UMlirft), Minneapolis; Stewart Paint Mfg.
Co., Minrieapoli-; Gopher State Oil Co.,
Nlinnejpoii!;.
TV Af counts: Fabon-Pilgrim Cleaners,
R. H. Keller Co. & Scotlie's Dist., Gopher
^ial»^ Oil r;o., Minneapolis.
WILLIAM H. WEINTRAUB & CO.,
INC.
488 Madieon Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MlJrray HiJl 8-3900
ANPA NOAIi-PPA
Pre->ident William II. Weintraub
Fxec. V;rr..pr.> y/|l,in Kaufman
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AGENCIES
V.P., Treas. & Gen. Mgr.
John Davenport Seheuer
Vice-Pres., Chg. Radio-TV Dept.
Harry Trenner
V.P. Chg. Public Relations David Karr
Vice-President Norman B. Norman
Art Director Paul Rand
Vice-Pres., Dir. of Copy Roger Purdon
Mgr. Media Dept George Coleman
V.P., Dir. Marketing Me^ia John Morris
Vice-President Eugene Kummel
Vice-President Kay Daly
Production Manager William Zerweck
V.P., Research Dir Dr. Leon Arons
Branch Offices
Shaeffer Bldg., 13530 Michigan Ave.,
Dearborn, Mich.
Resident Manager Burton R. Durkee
Radio Accounts: Seeman Bros., Inc. (Air-
Wick, Nylast), New York, N. Y.; Kaiser-
Frazer Sales Corp. (Kaiser and Frazer Cars),
Detroit, Mich.
TV Accounts: Seeman Brothers (Air-
Wick, Nylast), New York, N. Y.; Blatz Beer,
Kaiser-Frazer, Revlon Prod. Corp. (cos-
metics), New York, N. Y.
WEISS & GELLER NEW YORK, INC.
400 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-4070
ANPA
President Max A. Geller
Vice-President Joseph H. Curtis
Copy Chief Harold Wengler
Art Director Arthur Gordon
Production Manager Sally Green
Time Buyer & Asst. Radio-TV
Media Dir Max Tendrich
Radio Accounts: Nedick's Inc. (Stores &
Concentrate for Orange Drink), New York.
N. Y.; June Dairy Prod. Co., Inc. (Butter,
Eggs, Cheese), New York, N. Y.
TV Accounts: Nedick's, Inc. (Concentrate
for Orange Drink), New York, N. Y.; Flag-
staff Foods (Wholesale Foods), Perth Am-
boy, N. J.
E. TAYLOR WERTHEIM
299 Madison Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-0653
Owner, Media Dir E. Taylor Wertheim
Art Director Norman Merrill
Space Buyer Carman Sheehey
WESTERN ADVERTISING AGENCY,
INC.
668 S. Coronado St., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: Dunkirk 7-7367
ABP— ANPA
President Edward E. Keeler
V.P., Radio-TV Dir Milton Carlson
Timebuyer Ruth Johnson
Acct. Executives... V. M. Barton, Ray Banks
Radio Accounts: The Voice of Prophecy,
Inc., Washington, D. C; Stationers Corpora-
ADVERTISI NG AGENCIES
tion, Los Angeles; Ontra Cafeterias, Los An-
geles; Superior Optical Co., Los Angeles;
Art Frost of Glendale (Plymouth-DeSoto),
Glendale, Calif.
TV Accounts: Fisherman's Wharf of Long
Beach, Long Beach, Calif.; Art Frost of
Glendale, Glendale, Calif.
WEXTON COMPANY
1780 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-7835
Partners. .Larry Schwartz, Howard Wechsler
Art Director Irving Mittelman
Publicity Director Judith Cortada
Account Executives Eugene Griffin,
Edward Greenberg
WARD WHEELOCK CO.
Lincoln-Liberty Bldg., Philadelphia 7, Pa.
Phone: RIttenhouse 6-7500
ANPA— PPA— APA— NOAB— ABC
Ch. of Bd Ward Wheelock
President Arthur A. Baily
V.P. & Dir. Radio-TV Russ Johnston
1st Vice Pres Wm. R. Farrell
Secretary-Treasurer William A. Dunn
Branch Offices
444 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Vice-President R. K. Strassman
Calif. Bank Bldg., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Vice-President Carroll Carroll
Radio Accounts: Campbell Soup Co.,
Adam Scheidt Brewing Co. (Valley Forge
Beer, Rams Head Ale).
TV Accounts: Stephen F. Whitman & Son,
Inc.; Campbell Soup Co.; Adam Scheidt
Brewing Co.
V7INIUS-BRANDON COMPANY
1706 Olive St., St. Louis 3, Mo.
Phone: Chestnut 6380
AAAA—ABP— ANPA— AFA— PPA
President Enno D. Winius
Vice Presidents W. L. Sanborn,
C. A. Brandon
Media Director George R. Bishop
V.P., Radio-TV Dir V. L. Morelock
Asst. Radio-TV Dir Rosalie A. Pietuch
YOUNG & RUBICAM, INC.
285 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 9-5000
ANPA— PPA— APA— AAAA
NOAB— ABC— ABP
President Sigurd S. Larmon
Exec. V.P., Co-Chmn. Plans
Brd Louis N. Brockway
V.P. Chge. Finance Jacob H. Geise
Sect.-Treas Harry H. Enders
Asst. Treas., Spvsr.
Accounting George N. Farrand
V.P., Art Director Frederick S. Sergenian
V.P., Copy Director H. S. Ward
V.P., Mgr. Copy Dept...John B. Rosebrook
V.P., Dir. Int'l. Div Lorimer B. Slocum
V.P., Legal Advisor David Miller
V.P., Co-Chmn. Plans Brd.,
Media Dir A. V. B. Geoghegan
V.P., Merchandising Dir Samuel Cherr
V.P., Dir. Pub. Rel Ken R. Dyke
V.P., Dir. Research Dr. Peter Langhoff
V.P., Dir. Radio-TV Dept Nat Wolff
V.P. Chge. Comm George H. Gribbin
Vice-Presidents Milford Baker,
Edward Barnes, Harry B. Carpenter,
George B. Dippy, J, Brooks Emory, Jr.,
Frank Fagan, John E. Grimm, Jr., Harry
Harding, Frank L. Henderson, William
Howard, Alexander Kroll, A. Gardiner
Layng, George D. Bryson, Robert P. Moun-
tain, Walter K. Nield, William L. Shin-
nick, Albert Tilt, Jr., Walter B. C. Wash-
burn
Branch Offices
333 No. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
V.P. in Charge John F. Whedon
1866 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 2, Mich.
Manager James W. Johnson
6253 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
V.P. Radio-TV Walter Bunker
235 Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
V.P. in Charge Edward A. Merrill, Jr.
Radio Accounts: Thomas J, Lipton, Inc.;
Piel Bros., Inc.; General Foods Corp.; Gen-
eral Electric Co.; Cannon Mills, Inc.; Gulf
Oil Corp.; Procter & Gamble Co.; American
Home Foods, Inc.; Metropolitan Life In-
surance Co.; Bristol-Myers Co.; Sanforized
Div. of Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc.; Borden
Co.; Drackett Co.; General Cigar Co., Inc.;
Hunt Foods, Inc.; International Harvester
Co.; Life Savers Corp.; Mission Bell Winer-
ies; Purity Bakeries; Rath Packing Co.;
Singer Sewing Machine Co.; Time, Inc.;
Zenith Radio Corp.
TV Accounts: Thomas J. Lipton, Inc.;
Piel Bros., Inc.; Duffy-Mott Co., Inc.; Proc-
ter & Gamble Co.; General Electric Co.;
General Cigar Co., Inc.; Singer Sewing Ma-
chine Co.; Borden Co.; General Foods
Corp.; Gulf Oil Corp.; Simmons Co.; John-
son & Johnson; Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Co., Inc.; Bristol-Myers Co.; P. Lorillard
Co.; Purity Bakeries; American Home
Foods, Inc.; International Silver Co.; San-
forized Div. of Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc.;
Drackett Co.; Elgin National Watch Co.;
Hunt Foods, Inc.; Zenith Radio Corp.
THE YOUNT COMPANY
12 East 10th Street, Erie, Pa.
Phone: 2-2816
President & Space Buyer M. A. Yount
Acct. Executive .M. John Yount
Production Mgr George R. Rinderle
Secretary Luella Drenning
Art Director Russel Adam
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Ability, Vi$lon and Perseverance,
the qualities that led to the growth
of the country,stand behind the
progress of HEADLEY-REED
San Francisco
Hollvwood
Separate and distinct RADIO
and TELEVISION divisions sell
and service broadcasters and
telecasters across the nation
^ ^-ieadiexj-^S^eed (Company
r.iW.Mr't AHANTA HOLLYWOOD PHILADELPHIA SAN FRANCISCO
AIRSPOT SALES
64 East Lake St., Chicago, 111.
Phone: FRanklin 2-0961
General Manager Joseph Kapps
ALASKA RADIO SALES
17 East 42nd St., New York City, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-0813
Network Sales Mgr Charles E. Soden
Spot Sales Mgr Roy V. Smith
Stations Represented — KFQD, Anchor-
age, Alaska; KERB, Fairbanks, Alaska;
KIBH, Seward, Alaska; KINY, Juneau, Alas-
ka; KTKN, Ketchikan, Alaska; KIFW,
Sitka, Alaska.
AMERICAN SALES AND SERVICING
AGENCY
175 Fifth Ave., New York, 10, N. Y.
Phone: AL 4-7881
Owner Guy Bolam
Branch Offices
Informations & Publicite, 3 Place de Valois,
Paris, France
President Louis Merlin
Radio Luxembourg Advt., Ltd., 36 Davies St.,
London W.I, Eng.
Manager G. Clement Cave
Stations Represented — Radio Luxembourg
"One". "Two".
AVERY-KNODEL INC.
608 Fifth Ave., New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-5536
President Lewis H. Avery
Vice President J. W. Knodel
Secretary B. P. Timothy
Treasurer Arthur H. McCoy
Director David H. Sandeberg
Branch Offices
75 East Wacker Dr., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Andover 3-4710
Vice Pres J. W. Knodel
235 Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: Yukon 2-3877
Director David H. Sandeberg
315 W. Ninth St., Los Angeles 15, Calif.
Phone: Tucker 2435
Exec. In Charge John R. Markey
41 Marietta St., N.W., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: Cypress 7545
Executive-in-charge Charles C. Coleman
1915 Elm St., Dallas 1, Texas
Phone: Sterling 1558
Exec. In Charge Clyde B. Melville
AM & FM Stations Represented— WGAC,
Augusta, Ga.; KERO. Bakersfield, Calif.;
f
WGUY, Bangor, Maine; WKBW, Buffalo,
N. Y.; WAPO, Chattanooga, Tenn.; WJJD,
Chicago, 111.; WSAI, Cincinnati, Ohio;
KDAL, Duluth, Minn.; KEPO, El Paso,
Texas; WERC, Erie, Pa.; KFPW, Ft. Smith,
Ark.; KFRE, Fresno, Calif.; KILO, Grand
Forks, N. D.; WJEF, Grand Rapids, Mich.;
WFBC, GreeniUe, S. C; WMBR, Jackson-
ville, Fla.; WKZO, Kalamazoo, Mich.;
WROL, Knoxville, Tenn.; WIBA, Madison,
Wis.; WDGY, Minneapolis, Minn.; KOMA,
Oklahoma City, Okla.; WHOO, Orlando,
Fla.; WIRE, Peoria, 111.; WGAN, Portland,
Maine; KOIN, Portland, Maine; WSLS,
Roanoke, Va.; WHBF, Rock Island-Quad
Cities, 111.; KROY, Sacramento, Calif.;
KALL, Salt Lake City, Utah; KCBQ, San
Diego, Calif.; KJR, Seattle, Wash.; KMA,
Seenandoah, Iowa; KSOO, Sioux Falls, S. D.;
KXOB, Stockton, Clif.; KTUL, Tulsa, Okla.;
WRUN, Utica-Rome, N. Y.; WBRY, Water-
bury, Conn.
TV Stations Represented—KEFO-TY, El
Paso, Texas; WKZO-TV, Grand Rapids,
Kalamazoo, Mich.; WMBR-TV, Jacksonville,
Fla.; KDUB-TV, Lubbock, Texas; KCSJ-TV,
Pueblo, Colo.; WETV, Raleigh, N. C;
WSLS-TV, Roanoke, Va.; WHBF-TV, Rock
Island-Davenport, 111.; WILK-TV, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.; KXEL, Waterloo, Iowa; KFBI,
Wichita, Kan.; WILK, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
BERTHA BANNAN
80 Boylston St., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: HUbbard 2-4419, 2-4370
Owner Bertha Bannan
Sales Assistant William A. Creed, Jr.
AM & FM Stations Represented— WlSl AB,
Bridgeport, Conn.; WTHT, Hartford, Conn.;
WELI, New Haven, Conn.; WATR, Water-
bury, Conn.; WRDO, Augusta, Maine;
WLBZ, Bangor, Maine; WCSH, Portland,
Maine; Maine Broadcasting System; WARA,
Attleboro, Mass.; WBET, Brockton, Mass.;
WOCB, Cape Cod, Mass.; WSAR, Fall River,
Mass.; WFGM, Fitchburg, Mass.; WHAI,
Greenfield, Mass.; WHYN, Holyoke, Mass.;
WCCM, Lawrence, Mass.; WNBH, New Bed-
ford, Mass.; WSPR, Springfield, Mass.;
WCRB, Watham, Mass.; WAAB, Worcester,
Mass.; WOTW, Nashua, N. H.; WJAR,
Providence, R. L; WERI, Westerly, R. L;
WJOY, Burlington, Vt.; WSYB, Rutland,
Vt ; WWSR, St. Albans, Vt.; WDEV, Water-
bury, Vt.; WIBX, Utica, N. Y.; WTRY, Troy,
N. Y.
TV Stations Represented— W J AR-TY,
Providence, R. L; WWLP, Springfield, Mass.
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RADIO TV STATION REPRESENTATIVES
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HIL F. BEST
Park Ax.. Hlilg.. IViroii 26, Mich.
Phone: W Oodwar»l 2-7298
C;«n. Mitr Hil F. Best
Salf !. Mur Michael Best
Sia. Rel Win. Jacohs
Itronch Offices
228 N. LaSalle St., Chicago 1, 111.
rhofie: STale 20096
101 Park Ave.. New York 17, N. Y.
rhone: LKxington 2-3783
.S225 W il.^hire Blvd., Los Angeles 48. Cal.
233 .**an>onie St.. San Francisco 4, Cal.
4U tV: FM Stations Represented— TEXAS:
KVLF. Alpine: KALT, Atlanta; KIOX, Bay
Cii\; kKl N, Balliiip«r: KTXC, Big Spring;
KNKL, Bradv; KSTB. Brerkenridge; KBOR,
Bn.un«>ille: KDKT. Center; KCTX, Chil-
ilr**-*: K(!LK. (ilehurne; KSTA, (>oleman;
VI TAW, C«.ll.-g,- Station; kVMC, Colorado
City; kCl H, Ciiero; KXIT, Dalhart; KDNT,
Denton: KDDI), Dumas: KNAF. Fredericks-
hiirp: kSlJ, (iladewater; KGRI, Henderson;
KPA.N, Hrreford; KHBK. Hillsboro; KEVT,
K.rrMMe: KOCA, Kilgore; KINE, Kings-
xillr: KM IT, Lampasas; KLVT, Levelland;
k(»KC. Mineral Viell>; kVKM, Monahans;
KIMi'. Mt. I'ha^anl; kRK;. Odessa; KOGT,
Oranj:.: kITV, Paris; kPDN, Pampa;
Ml \, lV^o^: kBOP, Pleasanton; kCNY,
>an Mar^o^: k\\ FD, Seguin; KSFY, Sey-
mour: kKVA, Shamrock; kTAN, Sherman;
kS.NY, .Snvder; kSTV, Stephenville;
kXOX. .Sweetwater; KVOU, Uvalde; KNAL,
Virioria. NFW MEXICO: KOBE, Las
Crun-: kFL.N, Las Vegas; KRTN, Raton;
OkLAHOMA: KWHW, Altus; KWOE, Clin-
ton: kTAT. Frederick; KGYN, Guymon;
kVI.M. l';.nK VaHev; KSIW, Woodward;
MICHK^AN: \XkNk. Muskegon; WTVB,
Colduater: W MTF, Manistee; WMRP,
Flint: VXFIR, (;rand Rapids; WHAK,
Ho^er. City: \X JJ\X. >Xyandotte; FLORIDA:
VX>NX.N, Belle Glade; WDHL, Bradenton;
WCM , Cre.tview: \X ROD, Daytona Beach;
NXBRD, Fort Lauderdale; WG(,(;. (;aines-
Nilie: NXJVH, Jack-onville Beach; WLBE,
I.ee.hurg: WNMB, Melhourne; WWPF.
Palaikii: W PLA, Plant City; WCNH
Ouinr>: WTRR. .Sanford; WKXY, .Sarasota;
WJCM, Sehring: WHBO, .Sulphur .Springs;
WKBk, Tampa; OTHER: WFRO Free-
monl, Ohio; \X HLL, Wheeling, W. Va •
V. L.Vr, Wahliinglon. D. C; KVRC, Arka'
delphia. Ark.: kRM, rVaig. Col.; KITM
Fort Morgan, (.ol.; KUBC, Montrose, Col '
kCLO, Leavenworth, Kan.; KSCB, Liberal,
kan.
WALTER BIDDICK COMPANY
1151 So. Broadway, Los Angeles 15, Calif.
Phono. RIfhmond V>184
^^"^•^7 Guy Biddick
^*»'- ^'R^- ..Mildred Biddick
Oflice Mgr Josephine Corbet
Traveling Rep Burt Zoul
AM <fr FM Stations Represented— WIBW,
Topeka, kan.; KCKN, Kancas City, Kan.;
WOKZ, Alton, III.; KCLX, Colfax, Wash.;
kJSk, Columbus, Neb.; KVOG, Ogden,
Utah; kCNO, Alluras, Calif.; KCID, Cald-
well, Idaho; KRPL, Moscow, Idaho; KSPT,
Sandpoint, Idaho; KJAN, Atlantic, Iowa;
KMUR, Murray, Utah; KREI, Farmington,
Mo.; KNEM, Nevada, Mo.; KCHI, Chilli-
cothe, Mo.; WIB, Utica, New York; KCFH,
Cuero, Texas; KCSU, Provo, Utah.
JOHN BLAIR & COMPANY
Chrysler Bldg. East, New York, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-6900
Chairman John P. Blair
President Richard D. Buckley
Vice-President Robert E. Eastman
Vice-President David N. Simmons
Secretary-Treasurer Blake Blair
Branch Offices
520 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: SU 7-8659
Mgr Charles F. Dilcher
3012 Russ Bldg., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: DOuglas 2-3188
Mgr B. James Richards
6331 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles 28, Calif.
Phone: GRanite 6103
Mgr Carleton E. Coveny
434 Paul Brown Bldg., St. Louis 1, Mo.
Phone: CHestnut 5688
Mgr J. Chris Hetherington
524 Book Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 1-6030
Mgr Charles Fritz
Rio Grande Nat'l Bldg., Dallas, Texas
Phone: Riverside 4228
Mgr Clarke R. Brown
AM & FM Stations Represented— WSGN,
Birmingham, Ala.; KOY, Phoenix, Ariz.;
KTUC, Tucson, Ariz.; KHJ, Los Angeles,
Cal.; KFXM, San Bernardino, Cal.; KGB,
San Diego, Cal.; KFRC, San Francisco, Cal.;
K(;DM, Stockton, Cal.; KFEL, Denver,
Colo.; WJAX, Jacksonville, Fla.; WQAM,
Miami, Fla.; WDBO, Orlando, Fla.; WTAL,
Tallahassee, Fla.; WFLA, Tampa, Fla.;
WGST, Atlanta, Ga.; WSAV, Savannah, Ga.;
KIDO, Boise, Idaho; WENR, Chicago, 111.;
WLS, Chicago, 111.; WIBC, Indianapolis,
Ind.; WKLO, Louisville, Ky.; WDSU, New
Orleans, La.; WFBR, Baltimore, Md.;
WHDH, Boston, Mass.; WXYZ, Detroit,
Mich.: WHB, Kansas City, Mo.; KXOK,
St. Louis, Mo.; WOW, Omaha, Neb.;
WNEW, New York, N. Y.; KFYR, Bismarck,
N. D.; WBNS, Columbus, Ohio; KRMG,
Tulsa, Okla.; KPOJ, Portland, Ore.; WWSW,
Pittsburgh, Pa.; WGBI, Scranton, Pa.;
WSPA, Spartanburg, S. C; WTMA, Charles-
ton, S. C; WRR-KFJZ, Dallas, Ft. Worth,
Tex.; KLYN, Amarillo, Tex.; KWFT.
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REPRESENTED BY RAMBEAU is a radio station's mark of dis-
tinction throughout the entire field of radio advertising.
REPRESENTED BY RAMBEAU means honest and aggressive
sales representation for a few select stations that have pride in
their accomplishment and integrity in their dealings with their
audience, their clients and the agencies placing business on
these stations.
REPRESENTED BY RAMBEAU means 20 years of clean, suc-
cessful operation by radio's first exclusive national representa-
tive.
WILLIAM G. RAMBEAU COMPANY,
INC.
NEW YORK • CHICAGO • LOS ANGELES
MINNEAPOLIS • SAN FRANCISCO
227
RADIO-TV STATION REPRESENTATIVES
Wichita Fall?, Tex.: KTRH, Houston, Tex.;
KAHC. S;m Vnlonio. Tr\.: KDYL, Salt
Lake Citv. rtali: KIN(;, Seattle, Wash.;
VTWnC, Washington, D. C; WWVA, Wheel-
ing, W. Va.
BLAIR-TV, INC.
150 E. I3r.l St.. New York 17, N. Y.
rhone: Mlrray Hill 2-5644
Chairman John P. Blair
President William H. Weldon
Vice-President Lindsey H. Spight
Secretary-Treasurer Blake Blair
Branch Offices
520 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: SUperior T-5S80
Mgr ..John W. Davis
3010 Russ Bldg., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 2-7068
V.P Lindsey H. Spight
6331 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles 28, Calif.
Phone: GRanite 6103
Mpr Frank Moreland
434 Paul Brown Bldg., St. Louis 1, Mo.
Phone: CHestnut 5688
Mpr Richard Quigley
1115 Book Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: woodward 5-3230
Mpr Charles Fritz
Rio Grande Nat*l Bldg., Dallas, Texas
Phone: Riverside 4228
Mgr Clarke R. Brown
TV Station^ Represented — KTTY, Los
Angeles, Calif.; KFEL-TV, Denver, Colo.;
WENR-TV, Chicago, 111.; WDSU-TV, New
Orleans, La.; WXYZ-TV, Detroit, Mich.;
WOW-TV, Omaha, Neb.; WBNS-TV, Co-
lumbus, Ohio; KDYL-TV, Salt Lake City,
Utah; WTVR, Richmond, Va.; KING-TV,
Seattle, Wash.
HASKELL BLOOMBERG
39 Kearney Square, Lowell, Mass.
Phone: Lowell 8751
General Manager Haskell Bloomberg
Branch Offices
Cregg Bldg., Lawrence, Mass.
Phone: 2-2148
Mgr Ruth Evans
28 Carleton St., Cambridge, Mass.
Phone: Kirkland 7-2355
Mgr Mrs. Joseph Bishop
AM & FM Stations Represented— WLLH,
Lowell-Lawrence, Mass.; WLLH-FM, An-
dover, Mass.
THE BOLLING COMPANY, INC.
480 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-8150
WANT TO SELL YOUR IDEAS! . . . YOUR PRODUCTS!
IN EUROPE!
REACH MORE PEOPLE AT LESS COST THROUGH
THE WORLD'S TWO MOST POWERFUL COMMERCIAL STATIONS
"RADIO LUXEMBOURG I" 232 k/cs 150,000 walls
— for all European languages
"RADIO LUXEMBOURG II" 1439 k/cs 150,000 walls
— for English-language programs
Exclusive Representative U.S.A.
Guy Bclam, American Sales & Servicing Agency
175 5th Ave ALgonquin 4-7881
228
RADIO-TV STATION REPRESENTATIVES
President George W, Boiling
Vice-President E. Schuyler Ensell
Treasurer Robert H. Boiling
Secretary E. A. Pancoast, Jr.
Branch Offices
Vice-President (TV) G. Richard Swift
360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Dearborn 2-5277
Executive-in-Charge John D. Stebbins
2978 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DU 8-8158
Executive-in-Charge V. E. Atkinson
5 Third St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: GA 1-6740
Executive-in-Charge George D. Close
80 Boyleston St., Boston 16, Mass.
Executive-in-Charge James M. McCann
Phone: HU 2-0346
AM & FM Stations Represented— WAYS,
Charlotte, N. C; WCOG, Greensboro, N. C;
WISE, Asheville, N. C; KFGO, Fargo, N.
D.; WHP, Harrisburg, Pa.; WQAN, Scran-
ton. Pa.; WBIR, Knoxville, Tenn.; WKDA,
Nashville, Tenn.; WMBG, Richmond, Va.;
KOL, Seattle, Wash.; KREM, Spokane,
Wash.; KFAC, Los Angeles, Calif.; KEAR,
Sna Francisco, Calif.; WKNB, New Britain,
Conn.; WILM, Wilmington, Del.; WHBU,
Anderson, Ind.; WANE, Ft. Wayne, Ind.;
WISH, Indianapolis, Ind.; WHOT, South
Bend, Ind.; WTHI, Terre Haute, Ind.;
WNEB, Worcester, Mass.; KOWH, Omaha,
Neb.; WNBF, Binghamton, N. Y.; WVET,
Rochmester, N. Y.
TV Stations Represented — WKNB-TV,
Hartford, Conn.; WNBF-TV, Binghamton,
N. Y.; WISE-TV, Asheville, N. C; WHP-TV,
Harrisburg, Pa.
LOUIS J. BORGATTL INC.
419 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
Phone: HAncock 6-8182
Pres.-Treas Louis J. Borgatti
Stations Represented — WCOU, Lewiston,
Me.; WFAU, Augusta, Me.; WIDE, Bidde-
ford. Me.; WPOR, Portland, Me.; WKBR,
Manchester, N. H.; WPOR, Portland, Maine;
WTSL, Lebanon, N. H.; WTSV, Claremont,
N. H.; WWNH, Rochester, N. H.; Granite
State Network; WBRK, Pittsfield, Mass.;
WHOB, Gardner, Mass.; WTXL, Springfield,
Mass.; WARE, Ware, Mass.; WHMP, North-
ampton, Mass.; WSKI, Montpelier, Vt.;
WWON, Woonsocket, R. L; WPJB, Provi-
dence, R. I.
THE BRANHAM COMPANY
230 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 6-1860
President M. H. Long
Vice President Joseph F. Timlin
Branch Offices
• 360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Central 6-5726
Chairman of Board John Petrie
V. P C. B. Peterson
7236 General Motors Bid., Detroit 2, Mich.
Phone: Trinity 1-0440
Executive-in-Charge Harry Anderson
Fidelity Union Life Bldg., Dallas 1, Texas
Phone: Riverside 4884
Executive-in-Charge J. S. McCauley
Rhodes Haverty Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: Walnut 3025
Executive-in-Charge H. L. Ralls
Arcade Bldg., St. Louis 1, Mo.
Phone: Chestnut 6192
Executive-in-Charge J. E. Nicholson
703 Market St., San Francisco 3, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 2-1582
Executive-in-Charge Walter Petzlaff
6367 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: Webster 1-1551
Executive-in-Charge Norman Noyes
612 Commercial National Bank Bldg.,
Charlotte 2, N. C.
Phone: 8839
Executive-in-Charge B. C. Finch
1018 Sterick Bldg., Memphis 3, Tenn.
Phone: 8-2344
Executive-in-Charge Sidney L. Nichols
AM & FM Stations Represented— W ABB,
Mobile, Ala.; KTHS, Little Rock, Ark.;
KFWB, Los Angeles, Calif.; KFMB, Sin
Diego, Calif.; WGBA, Columbus, Ga.;
KNEX, Macon, Ga.; WTPS, New Orleans,
La.; KWKH, Shreveport, La.; WTBO, Cum-
berland, Md.; WHYN, Holyoke, Mass.,
WRBC, Jackson, Miss.; KOB, Albuquerque,
N. M.; WCPO, Cincinnati, Ohio; WDEF,
Chattanooga, Tenn.; WTJS, Jackson, Tenn.;
WNOX, Knoxville, Tenn.; WMC, Memphis,
Tenn.; KFDA, Amarillo, Texas; KRIC,
Beaumont, Texas; KWBU, Corpus Christi,
Texas; KRLD, Dallas, Texas; KMO, Ta-
coma. Wash.; KIT, Yakima, Wash.; WCHS,
Charleston, W. Va.; WBLK, Clarksburg, W.
Va.; WPAR, Uarkersburg, W. Va.
TV Stations Represented— K¥MB-T\, San
Diego, Calif.; WHYN-TV, Holyoke, Mass.;
KOB-TV, Albuquerque, N. M.; WCPO-TV,
Cincinnati, Ohio; WEWS, Cleveland, Ohio;
WMCT, Hemphis, Tenn.; KRLD-TV, Dallas,
Texas.
HOWARD C. BROWN CO.
7765 Torreyton Drive, Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: Hollywood 9-3095
Manager Howard C. Brown
Station Represented — 3XY, Melbourne,
Australia.
BULMER & JOHNSON, INC.
WCCO Bldg., Minneapolis 2, Minn.
Phone: Lincoln 7017
BURN-SMITH CO., INC.
19 W. 44 St., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: MU 2-3124.5
Vice Pres.-Eastern M^r C Stanley Bailey
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RADIO-TV STATION REPRESENTATIVES
Branch Offices
307 IS. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Central 64437
Pres.-Treasurer John A. Toolhill
672 S. Lafaveltf Pk. PI., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: Dunkirk 2-3200
Mgr Harlan G. Oakes
26 OTarrell St.. San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: Yukon 6-5936
Mgr Jack Murphy
AM & FM Stations Represented— KBIZ,
Phoenix. Ariz.; KFOX, Long Beach, Calif.;
KIA. Oakland, Calif.: KSBW, Salinas, Calif.;
W HI F, (;aine>ville, Fla.; WALB, Albany,
Ca.: WAAF. Chicago. III.; WJVA, South
Bend, hui.: KGRCt, Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
WLBJ. Bowling (;reen, Ky.; WGKY, Frank-
fort. Kv.: WHLN, Harlan, Ky.; WVLK, Lex-
ington. Kv.; WkYW, Louisville, Ky.;
\^(»MI. Owensboro, Ky.; WBOC, Salisbury,
Md.: WBCK, Battle Creek, Mich.; WKLA,
I.udingion, Miih,; WCMA, oCrinth, Miss.;
WKUP, Binghamton, N. Y.; WCNC, Eliza-
beth Citv, N. C; WFLB. Fayetteville, N. C;
\\(,BG, (;reensboro. N. C; WMFR, High
Point, N. .: WFTC, Kinston, N. C; WEED,
Rocky Mount. N. C; WSTP, Salisbury, N.
(.: WMFD, Wilmington, N. C; WESB,
Bradford, Pa.; WLBR, Lebnaon, Pa.;
>XMRF. Lewistown, Pa.; WBAX, Wilkes-
Barre. Pa.; WWPA, WiUiamsport, Pa.;
WAIM, Ander.on, S. C; WHAN, Charles-
ton, S. C; WOPI, Bristol, Tenn.-Va.
TV Stations Represented— WDXl, Stack-
son, T«'nn.; WDXE, Lawrenceburg, Tenn.;
WK.\k, Union City, Tenn.; KCUL, Ft.
\X orth, Texas; WDVA, Danville, Va.; WSAP,
Norfolk. Va.; WROV, Roanoke, Va.; WROV-
TV, Roanoke, Va.; WBCK-TV, Battle Creek,
Mirh.
CAPPER PUBLICATIONS, INC.
1035 Topeka Blvd., Topeka, Kans.
Phone: 3-2377
General Manager Ben Ludy
Branch Offices
420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: LE 2-1250
Execulivoin-charge William L. McKec.
333 No. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, lU.
Phone: CEntral 6-5977
Executiv<-in-(harge Terry Hughes
300 Waltower Bldg., Kansas City 6, Mo.
Phone: Victor 3864
Executivc-in-charge Joseph H. Story, Jr.
609 Union Commerce Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio
Phone: Main 1-6774
^K"" Ray Patterson
1207 Russ Bldg^ San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: Douglas 2-5220
Executive-in-charge Fred Jameson
1151 South Broadway, Los Angeles 15, Calif.
(Walter Biddick Company)
Executive-in-charge Guy Biddick
Stations Represented— WIBW, WIBW-FM,
Topeka, Kan.; KCKN, Kansas City, Mo.;
WIBW, Topeka, Kan.
CBS RADIO SPOT SALES
485 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-2345
General Sales Manager. Wendell B. Campbell
Eastern Sales Mgr Henry R. Flynn
Mgr. Sales Development H. A. Carlborg
Research Mgr Richard Hess
Promotion Mgr ..Guy Cunningham
Branch Offices
410 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: Whitehall 4-6000
Western Sales Mgr Gordon Hayes
63 South Main St., Memphis 3, Tenn.
Phone: Memphis 37-8612
Manager H. W. Maier, Jr.
902 Fisher Bldg., Detroit 2, Mich.
Phone: Trinity 2-5500
Manager Ralph Patt, Jr.
Palace Hotel, San Francisco 5, Calif.
Phone: Yukon 2-7000
Manager Bert West
6121 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 28, Calif.
Phone: Hollywood 9-1212
Manager Buck Hurs ;
AM & FM Stations Represented— W API,
WAPI-FM, Birmingham, Ala.; KNX, Los
Angeles, KCBS, San Francisco, Calif.,
WTOP, Washington, D. C; WBBM, Chicago,
111.; WEEI, Boston, Mass.; WCCO, Minne-
apolis, Minn.; KMOX, St. Louis, Mo.;
WCBS, New York, N. Y.; WCAU, Phila-
delphia. Pa.; WBT, WBT-FM, Charlotte,
N. C; KSL, KSL-FM, Salt Lake City, Utah;
WRVA, Richmond, Va.; Columbia Pacific
Network; Columbia Calif. Network, Bonne-
ville Network.
CBS TELEVISION SPOT SALES
Service of CBS Television
485 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-2245
Vice-Pres. in Charge Merle S. Jones
Gen. Sales Mgr Thomas H. Dawson
Business Manager Ben Margolis
Research Manager Fay Day
Eastern Sales Mgr Sam C. Digges
Branch Offices
410 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: Whitehall 4-6000
Midwestern Sales Mgr... Mac Lean Chandler
63 S. Main St., Memphis 3, Tenn.
Phone: Memphis 37-8612
Manager H. H. Holtshouser
902 Fisher Bldg., Detroit 2, Mich.
Phone: Trinity 2-5500
Manager Warren Abrams
Palace Hotel, San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 2-7000
Manager Lamont L. Thompson
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RADIO-TV STATION REPRESENTATIVES
• • •
1313 N. Vine St., Los Angeles 28, Calif.
Phone: Hollywood 9-1212
Manager Edward A. Larkin
HENRY I. CHRISTAL CO.
270 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-4414
Manager Henry I. Christal
Branch Office
333 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
Phone: CE 6-6357
Manager James L. Thompson
Russ Building. San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: YU 2-1204
Manager Richard E. Green
Stations Represented — WBEN, Buffalo,
N. Y.; WGAR, Cleveland, Ohio; WJR, De-
troit, Mich.; WDAF, Kansas City, Mo.;
KFI, Los Angeles, Calif.; WHAS, Louisville,
Ky.; WTMJ, Milwaukee, Wis.; WGY, Sche-
nectady, N. Y.
GEORGE W. CLARK CO.
333 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
Phone: CE 6-2884
Manager George W. Clark
Branch Offices
11 W. 42nd St., New York. N. Y.
Phone: Oxford 5-2090
Manager John S. Stewart
111 No. La Cienega, Beverlv Hills, Calif.
Phone: CR 5-2022
Manager Lee O'Connell
233 Sansome St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: YU 6-2981
Manager William A. Ayres
Stations Represented — KYA, San Francsico,
Calif.; WFOX, Milwaukee. Wis.; WMAM,
Marinette, Wis.; WNAM, Neenah, Wis.;
WBEV, Beaver Dam, Wis.; WCLO, Janes-
ville. Wis.; WGEZ, Beloit, Wis.; KCOH,
Houston, Texas; WIBX, Utica, N. Y.; KOWL.
Los Angeles, Calif.; KRSC. Seattle, Wash.;
Evergreen Group, State of Wash.
THOMAS F. CLARK COMPANY, INC.
205 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 3-4266
Pres. & Mgr Thomas F. Clark
Asst. Mgr Madeline E. Miklos
Branch Office
35 E. Wacker Drive, Chicago, 111.
Phone: State 2-1663
Manager Paul Elsberry
3049 E. Grand Blvd., Detroit, Mich.
Phone: Trinity 1-8981
Manager Paul Pequinot
AM & FM Stations Represented— WOOF,
Dothan, Ala.; KBNZ, Lajunta, Solo.; KLVC,
LeadviUe, Colo.; KVRH, Salida, Colo.;
WIVY, Jacksonville, Ha.; WTNT, Tallahas-
see, Fla.; WMJM, Cordele, Ga.; WKTG,
Thomasville, Ga.; WWGS, Tifton, Ga.;
WLET, Toccoa, Ga.; WSNJ, Bridgeton, N.
J.; KVBC, Farmington, N. Mex.; WMBO,
Auburn, N. Y.; WLTC, Gastonia, N. C;
WPAQ, Mt. Airy, N. C; WENC, WhiteviUe,
N. C; WCRS, Greenwood, S. C; WTND,
Orangeburg, S. C; KVWC, Vernon, Texas;
WFLO, Farmville, Va.; WLDY, Ladysmith,
Wise; Intercollegiate Broadcasting Sqstem.
CLARK-WANDLESS-MANN, INC.
205 E. 42 St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: ORegon 9-1575
President H. J. Wandless
AM & FM Stations Represented— UJCB-
HJCD, Bogota, Col.; CMAN, Pinar del Rio
Cuba; CMCY, COCY-1, 2, Habana, Cuba
CMGF, Matanzas, Cuba; CMGN, Jovellanos
Cuba; CMHI, Santa Clara, Cuba; CMJM
Ciego de Avila, Cuba; CMJN, Camaguey
Cuba; CMKV, Holguin, Cuba; CMKN, San
tiago, Cuba; HC2AN-HC2DC, Guayaquil
Ecuador; HRQ, San Pedro Sula, Ecuador
HRQ5, Tegucigalpa, Honduras; YNW, Ma
nagua, Nicaragua; YNWW, Granada, Nica
ragua; HOG, Panama, R. P.; HOA, Panama
R. P.; HOW, Colon, Panama; HOB, Panama
R. P.; HP5G, Panama, R. P.; YSO, San Sal
vador. El Salvador Charlotte; WSTA, Ama
lie, V. I.
COLLEGE RADIO CORP.
545 Fifth Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-6865
President Edwards R. Hopple
Treasurer Robert R. Vance, Jr.
Sales Manager Charles Mountain
(National representatives for campus
radio stations throughout the country.)
UONEL COLTON
551 Fifth Ave., New York 17. N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-5341
Owner Lionel Colton
Secry Elizabeth Kirby
Stations Represented — WSFC, Somerset,
Ky.; WBET, Brockton, Mass.; WREB, Holy-
oke, Mass.; WIBX, Utica, N. Y.; WPAW,
Pawtucket, R. I.
CONTINENTAL RADIO SALES
111 S. 5th St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Phone: LOmbard 3-0882
Manager R. Butche
Branch Offices
285 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Manager Stephanie Maytas
228 No. La Salle St., Chicago, 111.
Manager R- Olson
AM & FM Stations Represented— WFF A,
Fort Payne, Ala.; WGYV, Greenville, Ala.;
KAGH, Grossett, Ark.; KELD, El Dorado,
Ark.; KXJK, Forrest City, Ark.; KFFA,
Helena, Ark.; KEN A, Mena, Ark.; KOSE,
Osceola, Ark.; KDIA, Auburn, Calif.;
KRDU. Dinuba, Calif.; KWSD, Mt. Shasta,
Calif.; KSFE, Needles, Calif.; KPRO, River-
dale, Calif.; KLMR, Lamar, Colo.; KLMO.
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RADIO-TV STATION REPRESENTATIVES
Longmont. Colo.: KVKH, Saliila, ('olo.;
KCRT, Trinidad, Colo.: WCl'M. Wasliing-
lon. 0. C: WHKC, Amerirus, Ga.: WBLJ.
Dallon, Ga.: WMLT. Dublin, Ga.: WSGC.
Elbrrton. Ga.: WKLY. Hartwell, Ga.;
WCOH, Newman, Ga.: W VOP. Vidalia. Ga.;
KEYY, Kocatello, Idaho: KRXX. Rtxburg,
Idaho: WCHI, Chioaao Heights, 111.; WEAW,
Evanston. 111.: WFRX, West Frankford, 111.;
VTTAG, La Grange, 111.: WMRI, Marion,
Ind.: WHNL, Boonville, Ind.; KASI, Ames,
Iowa: KJAN. Atlantic, Iowa; KPRS, Olathe,
Kan WFMV, Madisonville, Ky.; WPKE,
Pikeville, Kv.; WMTC, Vancleve, Ky.;
WMLN, Mount Clemens, Mich.; KASM,
Alhanv, Minn.: WKLK, Cloquet, Minn.;
WBIP, Booneville, Miss.; WJMB, Brook-
haven, Miss.; WRJW, Picayune, Miss.;
KDMO, Carthage, Mo.; KRMO, Monett, Mo.;
KWRE. Warrenton, Mo.; KBMN, Bozeman,
Montana; WJSK, Columbus, Neb.; KVBC,
Farmington, New Mex.; KCHS, Truth or
Consequences, New Mex.; WPNF, Brevard,
N. C; WIFM, Elkin, N. C; WFVG, Fuquay
Springs, N. C; WGNC, Gastonia, N. C;
WEQR. Goldsboro, N. C; WGBR, Golds-
boro, N. C; WBUY, Lexington, N. C;
MTTSB, Lumberlon, N. C; WMAP, Mon-
roe, N. C; WREV, Reidsville, N. C; WMPM,
Smithfield, N. C; WSIC, Statesville, N. C;
WCPS, Tarboro, N. C; WHCC, Waynes-
ville, N. C; WHED, Washngton, N. C;
WIAM, Wililamston, N. C; WFOB, Fos-
toria, Ohio; KWCO, Cchickasha, Okla.;
KSIW, Woodward, Okla.; KTIL, Tillamook,
Ore.; KWIN, Ashland, Ore.; WKPA, New
Kensington, Pa.; WKOK, Sunbury, Pa.;
WPRA. Mayaguez. Puerto Rico; WTYC,
Rock Hill, S. C; WSNW, Seneca, S. C;
WBCU, Union ,S. C; KGFX, Pierre, S. D.;
WHUB, Cookeville, Tenn.; WHBT, Harri-
mon, Tenn.; WJJM, Lewisburg, Tenn.;
WOKE, Oak Ridge, Tenn.; WJIG, Tulla-
homa, Tenn.; KFLD, T'loydada, Texas;
KRBA. Lufkin, Texas; KVOU, Uvalde,
Texas KBUH, Bripham City, Utah; KMUR,
Murray, IJtah ; KNEIJ, Provo, Utah; KRKL,
Kirkland. Wash.; WIGM, Medford, Wis.;
\XMFM, Madison, Wis.; WOKW, Sturgeon
Bay, Wig.; KOVE, Lander, Wyo.
THE CONWELL CO.
1002 Walnut, Kan'-as City, Mo.
Phone: Victor 1120
Owner John 0. Conwell
Stations Represented— KCAU, Chillicothe,
Mo.; KMMO, Marshall, Mo.; KNCM, Mober-
ly. Mo.; KNEM, Nevada, Mo.; KREI, Farm-
injrton. Mo.; KLWT, Lebannon, Mo.
DONALD COOKE INC.
551 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-7270
Pre*. & Manat:er Donald Cooke
232
Branch Offices
1072 Penobscot Bldg., Detrit 26, Mich.
Executive-in-Charge Charles J. Sheppard
228 N. La Salle St., Chicago 1, III.
Phone: State 2-5096
Executive-in-Charge Fred R. Jones
111 N. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Cal.
Phone: Crestview 5-2022
Executive-in-Charge Lee F. O'Connell
233 Sansome St., San Francisco 4, Cal.
Phone: Yukon 6-2396
Executive-in-Charge William A. Ayers
AM & FM Stations Represented— KRUX,
Phoenix, Ariz.; KWTC, Barstow, Calif.;
KTIP, Porterville, Calif.; KRNO, San Ber-
nardino, Calif.; WINK, Fort Myers, Fla.;
WONN, Lakeland, Fla.; WIRK, W. Palm
Beach, Fla.; KSEK, Pittsburg, Kan.; KROX,
Crookston, Minn.; WSHB, Stillwater, Minn.;
KBOW, Butte, Mont.; KOJM, Havre, Mont.;
WKAL, Rome-Utica, N. Y.; WGVA, Geneva,
N. Y.; WHKP, HendersonviUe, N. C; KASH,
Eugene, Ore.; WCMB, Harrisburg-Lemoyne,
Pa.; WCDL, Carbondale, Pa.; KISD, Sioux
Falls, S. D.; WKPT, Kingsport, Tenn.;
KFRO, Longview, Texas; KCTI, Gonzales,
Texas; WREL, Lexington, Va.; WMEV,
Marion, Va.
TV Stations Represented— WKTY, Utica,
N. Y.; WTVU, Scranton, Pa.
HARRY E. CUMMINGS
1307 Barnett Bank Bldg.,
Jacksonville 2, Fla.
Phone: 6-5770
Owner Harry E. Cummings
AM & FM Stations Represented— WDIG,
Dothan, Ala.; WQAM, Miami; WFLA,
Tampa; WSAV, Savannah, Ga.; WJAX, Jack-
sonville; WDBO, Orlando; WTAL, Talla-
hassee, Fla.; WHIO, Dayton, Ohio; WSPA,
Spartanburg, S. C; WTMA, Charleston, S. C;
WSGN, Birmingham, Ala.; WHBS, Hunts-
ville, Ala.
DORA-CLAYTON AGENCY, INC.
405 Mortgage Guarantee Bid., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: Alpine 1241
Operators Dora C. Cosse, Clayton J. Cosse
AM & FM Stations Represented— WSPC,
Anniston, Ala.; WBCO, Bessemer, Ala
WEB J, Brewton, Ala.; WHOS, Decatur, Ala.,
WOOF, Dothan, Ala.; WOWL, Florence
Ala.; WETO, Gadsden, Ala.; WKAB, Mo
bile, Ala.; WMGY, Montgomery, Ala.
WPNX, Phenix City, Ala.; WJRD, Tusca
loosa, Ala.; KDMS, Eldorado, Ark.; KOWL
Santa Monica, Calif.; WBBQ, Augusta, Ga.
WDEC, Americus, Ga.; WRFC, Athens, Ga.,
WERD, Atlanta, Ga.; WGAA, Cedartown
Ga.; WDMG, Douglas, Ga.; WGGA, Gaines
ville, Ga.; WLAG, Larange, Ga.; WBGR
Jesup, Ga.; WIBB, Macon, Ga.; WRGA
Rome, Ga.; WKTG, Thomasville, Ga.;
WGOV, Valdosta, Ga.; WTNT, Tallahassee,
• • •
RADIO-TV STATION REPRESENTATIVES
• • •
Fla.; WEEK, Tampa, Fla.; WMIE, Miami,
Ha.; WOBS, Jacksonville, Ha.; WPCF,
Panama City, Fla.; WGVM, Greenville,
Miss.; WJNX, Jackson, Miss.; WVMI, Biloxi,
Miss.; WVIM, Vicksburg, Miss.; WSKB, Mc-
Comb, Miss. WLOU, Louisville, Ky.; KENT,
Shreveport, La.; WRCS, Ahoskie, N. C;
WABZ, Albemarle, N. C; WHKY, Hickory,
N. C; WSAT, Salisbury, N. C; WCPS,
Tarboro, N. C; WGTM, Wilson, N. C;
WAAA, Winston-Salem, N. C; WFNS, Bur-
lington, N. C; KFMJ, Tulsa, Okla.; KTOW,
Oklahoma City, Okla.; WAIM, Anderson,
S. C; WACA, Camden, S. C; WPAL,
Charleston, S. C; WDSC, Dillon, S. C;
WJMX, Florence, S. C; WESC, Greenville,
S. C; WTYC, Rock Hill, S. C; WCRS,
Greenwood, S. C; WATO, Oak Ridge,
Tenn.; WKPT, Kingsport, Tenn.; WSOK,
Nashville, Tenn.; WDIA, Memphis, Tenn.;
WDVA, Danville, Va.; Palmetto Network,
S. C. (Southern Office for Forjoe).
TV Stations Represented — WKAB-TV,
Mobile, Ala.
DEVNEY & CO.
535 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-5365
President E. J. Devney
360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
Phone: FR 2-0016
Menager Hal Holman
Stations Represented — WLAY, Muscle
Shaels, Ala.; KDMS, El Dorado, Ark;
WCNX, Middleton, Conn.; WPCF, Panama
City, Fla.; WSIR, Winter Haven, Fla.;
WFGM, iFtchburg, Mass.; WGVM, Green-
ville. Miss.; WATN, Watertown, N. Y.;
WELS, Kinston, N. C; WEWO, Laurinburg,
N. C; WONW, Defiance, Ohio; WRJM,
Newport, R. L; WANS, Anderson, S. C;
KTFS, Texarkana, Tex.; WINA, Charities-
ville, Va.; WKEY, Covington, Ky.; WSVA,
Harrisonburg, Va.; WFHR, Wisconsin Ra-
pids, Wise; Wisconsin Network, Cotton
Belt Group; KDAS, Malvern, Ark.; KSMN,
Mason City, Iowa; KDKD, Clinton, Mo.;
WYVE, WhythviUe, Va.
EVERETT-McKINNEY, INC.
40 E. 49 St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-3747
President Max M. Everett
V-Pres. & Treas R. H. McKinney
Secretary George Allan
Sales Mgr Powell H. Ensign
Branch Offices
400 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: Superior 7-9052
Executive-in-Charge Charles Whipple
111 LaCienega Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Cal.
Phone: Creslview 5-2022
Exec.-in-Charge Lee F. O'Connell
233 Sansome St., San Francisco 4, Cal.
Phone: Yukon 6-2^96
Exec.-in-Charge William A. Ayres
AM & FM Stations Represented— WTBT,
Hartford, Conn.; WSTC, Stamford, Conn.;
WD AN, Danville, 111.; WMGA, Moultrie,
Ala.; WFRP, Savannah, Ga.; KWHK, Hutch-
inson, Kan.; KSYL, Alexandria, La.; WABI,
aBngor, Maine; WLAM, Lewiston, Maine;
WPOR, Portland, Maine; WTVL, Waterville,
Maine; WBEC, Pittsfield, Mass.; WAAB,
Worcester, Mass.; WENY, Elmira, N. Y.;
WHDL, Olean, N. Y.; WEOK, Poughkeepsie,
N. Y. WHEC, Rochester, N. Y.; WNXT,
Portsmouth, Ohio; KORE, Eugene, Ore.;
KFLW, Klamath Falls, Ore.; KSLM, Salem,
Ore.; WPAM, PottsviUe, Pa.; WRAK, Wil-
liamsport. Pa.; KUNO, Corpus Christi, Tex.;
KWTX, Waco, Texas; WLIP, Kenosha, Wis.
FORJOE & COMPANY, INC.
29 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-8501
President Joseph Bloom
Gen. Mgr Joseph Ruggiero
Sales Mgr Bernard Howard
Accl. Executives Helen Wood,
Eugene Litt, William Ashley
Branch Offices
435 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: Delaware 7-1874
Manager William Wyatt
1127 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: Madison 6-8329
Manager Lawrence Krasner
591 Market St., San Francisco 5, Calif.
Phone: Sutter 1-7569
Manager Zonabelle Samson
405 Mortgage Guarantee Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: Alpine 1241
Co-Manager Clayton Cosse
Co-Manager Mrs. Dora Cosse
FREE & PETERS, INC.
444 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-2700
President H. Preston Peters
Exec. V.P Russel Woodward
Vice-Pres.-TV Lloyd Griffin
Radio Department
V.P., Eastern Sis. Mgr Jones Scovern
Promotion Mgr G. P. Fitzpatrick
TV Department
Eastern Sales Manager John W. Brooke
Promotion Mgr Lorin S. Myers
Branch Offices
230 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Franklin 2-6373
Vice-Pres John A. Cory
Radio Department
Midwest Sales Mgr Arthur W. Bagge
TV Department
Midwest Sales Mgr George F. Stanton
322 Palmer Building, Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: Main 5667
Mgr Jame« M. Wad«
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RADIO-TV STATION REPRESENTATIVES
• • •
3463 IVnohsrot Hldg., Detroit 26, Midi.
Phone: Woodward 14255
Mgr W. W. Bryan
406 W. Tth St^ Fort Worth 2, Texas
Phone: Fortune 3349
Mgr Dean Milburn
6331 HoUvwood Blvd^ Hollywood 28, Cal.
Phone: 9-2151
Mgr Hal W. Hoag
Russ Bldg^ San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: Suiter 1.3798
Railio Mgr Wm. A. Morrison
Television Mgr Richard G. Rothlin
A^f Stations Represented — KVOD, Den-
ver. Colo.; kCMB-KHBC, Honolulu-Hilo,
Hawaii: KDSH. Boise, Idaho; WDZ, De-
catur, 111.: WMBD. Peoria, 111.; WOWO,
Fort Wavne, Ind.; WIRE, Indianapolis, Ind.;
W.\OV,Vincennes, Ind.; WOC, Davenport,
Iowa; WHO, Des Moines, Iowa; WAVE,
Loui>ville. Kv.; WBZ-WBZA, Boston-
Springfield, Mass.; WDSM, Duluth, Minn.;
WTCN. Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.; KMBC-
KFRM, Kansas City, Mo.; KSD, St. Louis,
.Mo.; KFAB, Omaha, xNehr.; WGR, Buffalo,
\. Y.; WFBL, Syracuse, N. Y.; WIST, Char-
lotte, N. C; WPTF. Raleigh, N. C; WDAY,
Fargo, .\. D.; KEX. Portland, Ore.; KYW,
Philadelphia, Pa.; KDKA, Pittsburgh, Pa.;
WCSC, Charle>ton, S. C; WIS, Columbia,
S. C; KFDM, Beaumont, Texas; KRIS,
Corpus Christi. Tex.; WRAP, Fort Worth-
Dalla-, Tex.; KXYZ, Houston, Tex.; KTSA,
San Antonio. Tex.; WGH, Norfolk, Va.;
WDBJ. Roanoke. Va.; KIRO, Seattle. Wash.
Tl Stations Rrpresented—KRON-TY, San
Franei^fo, Cal.; KBTV, Denver, Colo.;
V;TVJ, Miami. Fla.; KGMB-TV, Honolulu,
Hawaii: WOC-TV, Davenport, Iowa; WAVE-
TV, Louisville, Kv.; WCCO-TV, Minneapo-
li-St, Paul. Minn.; KSD-TV, St. Louis, Mo.;
>XPIX. New York, N. Y.; WCSCTV,
Charlewion, .S. C.: WRAP-TV, Fort Worth-
Dallas Texag.
GILL-PERNA, INC.
654 Madi-on Av. .. Nf-w York 21, N. Y.
Phone: TEmpleton 8-4740
Prei>ident Helen Gill
Fxer. Vire-Preh John J. F'erna, Jr.
liranrh Ofjin's
75 E. Warker Drive, (Chicago, 111.
Phone: CFntral 6-2420
2330 W. 3rd .St., Lo- Angelen, r:alif.
Phone: DL'nkirk 7-43H8
57 Pohl St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: Sutter l-.''):)68
W. S. GRANT CO., INC.
703 Market St., .San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: EXbrook 2-6685
r^neral Manager W. S. Grant
Brunch Offices
1127 Sun».ei Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: .Madison 9-2653
33 W. 42nd St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: BRyant 9-1374
612 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-8177
Stations Represented — KBIS, Bakersfield,
Calif.; KHSL, Chico, Calif.; KMYC, Marys-
ville, Calif.; KYOS, Merced, Calif.; KTRB,
Modesto, Calif.; KPRL, Paso Robles, Calif.;
KEEN, San Jose, Calif.; KVCV, Redding,
Calif.; WBEX, ChiUicothe, 0.; KVEC, San
Luis Obispo; KBND, Bend, Ore.; KUIN,
Grants Pass, Ore.; KSRO, Santa Rosa, Calif.;
KWC, Ventura, Calif.; KFJI, Klamath
Falls, Ore.; KYJC, Medford, Ore.; WSKI,
Montpelier, Vt.; KXRO, Aberdeen, Wash.;
KENO, Las Vegas, Nev.; KWLK, Long-
view, Wash.; KTEL, Walla Walla, Wash.;
WOHI, East Liverpool, O.; WMOH, Hamil-
ton, O.; WIRY, Plattsburg, N. Y.; KECC,
Pittsburg, Calif.; KMBY, Monterey, Calif.;
KWRN, Reno, Nev.; WJEH, Gallipolis, O.;
WLNH, Laconia, N. H.; WBIW, Bedford,
Ind.; Aloha Network, Honolulu; KLWN,
Lawrence, Kans.; KSIR, No Bend, Ore.;
KRNR, Roseburg, Ore.
IRENE GRIFFITH
1341 N. Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hillside 3912
Executive-in-charge Irene Griffith
MELCHOR GUZMAN COMPANY,
INC.
45 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-0624
Vice-President A. M. Martinez
Stations Represented in — Bolivia, Brazil,
Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Repub-
lic, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama,
Peru, Puerto Rico, El Salvador, Uruguay
and Venezuela.
TV Station Represented— CMQ-TV Net-
work, Habana, Matanzas, Camaguey, Santa
Clara, Santiago (Cuba).
H-R REPRESENTATIVES, INC.
405 Lexington Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 9-2606
Pres. & Treas Frank M. Headley
Exec. Vice-Pres Dwight S. Reed
Vice-Pres. & Sec Frank E. Pellegrin
Vice-Pres Carlin S. French
Vice-Pres Paul R. Weeks
Vice-Pres Harold Lindley
Branch Offices
35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago 1, III.
Phone: Randolph 6-6431
Vice-President Dwight S. Reed
110 Sutter Street, San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: Exbrook 2-3407
General Manager James Alspaugh
Equitable Bldg., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: Granite 1480
V.P.-Gen. Mgr Harold Lindley
AH^ & FM Stations Represented— KMFC,
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• • •
RADIO-TV STATION REPRESENTATIVES
• • •
Los Angeles, Calif.; KJBS, Sa nFrancisco,
Calif.; WONS, Hartford, Conn.; WELI,
New Haven, Conn.; WTSP, St. Petersburg,
Fla.; WROK, Rockford, HI.; KXXX, Colby,
Kan.; KNOE, Monroe, La.; WNOE, New
Orleans, La.; WNAC, Boston, Mass.; WJIM,
Lansing, Mich.; KMMJ, Grand Island, Neb.;
WOR, New York, N. Y.; WWNC, AsheviUe,
N. C; WSOC, Charlotte, N. C; WJW,
Cleveland, Ohio; WCOL, Columbus, Ohio;
WING, Dayton, Ohio; WLOK, Lima, Ohio;
WIZE, Springfield, Ohio; WFBG, Altoona,
Pa.; WIKK, Erie, Pa.; WHUM, Reading,
Pa.; WEAN, Providence, R. I.; WMSC, Co-
lumbia, S. C; KTHT, Houston, Texas; The
Yankee Network. (West Coast Representa-
tion only.)
TV Stations Represenetd — WNAC -TV,
Boston, Mass.; WJIM-TV, Lansing, Mich.;
WOR-TV, New York, N. Y.; WHUM-TV,
Reading, Pa. (West Coast Representation
only.)
HARRINGTON, RIGHTER &
PARSONS, INC.
347 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Pkone: LE 2-1741
TV Department
President John E. Harrington, Jr.
Vice Pres Volney Righter
Vice Pres James O. Parsons, Jr.
Acct. Executive John F. Dickinson
Acct. Executive Burton Adams
Acct. Executive Maurice Rashbaum, Jr.
Branch Office
Tribune Tower, (!]hicago. 111.
Phone: Whitehall 4-0074
Executive-in-charge Carroll R. Layman
Russ Bldg., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: Sutter 1-4125
Executive-in-charge Franklin Dougherty
TV Stations Represented— WLTY, Atlanta,
Ga.; WAAM, Baltimore, Md.; WDAF-TV,
Kansas City, Mo.; WBEN-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.;
WFMY-TV, Grfeensboro, N. C; WTMJ-TV,
Milwaukee, Wise.
HEADLEY-REED COMPANY
420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrrav Hill 5-8701
President Frank W. Miller, Sr.
Vice-President Chg. TV... William B. Faber
Vice President Sterling Beeson
Vice-President John W. Wrath
Secy.-Treas Frank W. Miller, Jr.
Branch Offices
230 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Executive-in-charge John W. Wrath
Palmer Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Executive-in-charge Eli W. Sweatman
300 Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Cal.
Executive-in-charge Ralph W. Mitchell
Taft Bldg., Hollywood, Cal.
Executive-in-charge Clark N. Barnes
Lincoln-Liberty Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.
Executive-in-charge Robert S. Dome
AM & FM Stations Represented— W ALA,
Mobile, Ala.; WSFA, Montgomery, Ala.;
KSFO, San Francisco, Calif.; WKAT, Miami,
Fla.; WRDW, Augusta, Ga.; WDAK, Colum-
bus, Ga.; WBML, Macon, Ga.; WEEK, Pe-
oria, 111.; WGL, Ft. Wayne, Ind.; KWWL,
Waterloo, Iowa; WSAR, Fall River, Mass.;
WORC, Worcester, Mass; WKMH, Dearborn,
Mich.; WKHM, Jackson, Mich.; WSAM,
Saginaw, Mich.; WTOK, Meridian, Miss.;
KFEQ, St. Joseph, Mo.; WHLD, Niagara
Falls, N. Y.; WSYR, Syracuse, N. Y.; WTRY,
Troy, N. Y.; WFAS, White Plains, N. Y.;
WSJS, Winston-Salem, N. C; WHK, Cleve-
land, Ohio; WONE, Dayton, Ohio; WTOD,
Toledo, Ohio; WSAN, AUentown, Pa.;
WLAN, Lancaster, Pa.; WEEU, Reading,
Pa.; WBHE, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; WSCR,
Scranton, Pa.; WHIM, Providence, R. I.;
WCOS, Columbia, S. C; KOTA, Rapid City,
S. D.; WAPO, Chattanooga, Tenn.; WKOW,
Madison, Wise; WEMP, Milwaukee, Wise;
WFMJ, Youngstown, Ohio ; WSCR, Scranton,
Pa.; WERE, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
TV Stations Represented — WEEK-TV,
Peoria, 111.; KFEQ-TV, St. Joseph, Mo.;
WSYR-TV, Syracuse, N .Y.; WTVN, Colum-
bus, Ohio; WFMJ-TV, Youngstown, Ohio;
WICU, Erie, Pa.; WCOS-TV, Columbia,
S. C; WBRE-TV, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
GEORGE P. HOLLINGBERY CO.
307 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 10, 111.
Phone: Andover 3-2636
President George P. HoUingbery
Branch Offices
500 Fifth Ave., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: BRyant 9-3960
Executive-in-charge F. E. Spencer, Jr.
411 W. 5th St., Los Angeles 13, Calif.
Phone: Madison 6-3633
Executive-in-charge Harry H. Wise, Jr.
400 Montgomery St. San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: Douglas 2-7192
Executive-in-charge George E. Lindman
233 Peachtree St., Adanta 3, Ga.
Phone: Cypress 1489
Executive-in-charge Richard N. Hunter
AM & FM Stations Represented— WAD C,
Akron, Ohio; WAEB, AUentown, Pa.;
WOXI, Atlanta, Ga.; WJBF, Augusta, Ga.;
KPMC, Bakersfield, Calif.; WJBO, Baton
Rouge, La.; WBCM, Bay City, Mich.;
WINR, Binghamton, N. Y.; KGEM, Boise,
Idaho; WRBL, Columbus, Ga. ; WBTM. Dan-
ville, Va.; WHIO, Dayton, Ohio; WWJ,
Detroit, Mich.; WEBC, Duluth, Minn.;
KTSM, El Paso, Texas; WEAU,Eau Claire,
Wise • WJPS, Evansville, Ind.; KYNO,
Fresni, Calif.; WBIG, Greensboro N C. ;
KPOA, Honolulu, Hawaii; WJDX^Jack-
son. Miss.; KGHI, Little Rock, Ark.; WYVA,
Lynchburg, Va.; WISC, Madi»on, Wise;
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RADIO-TV STATION REPRESENTATIVES
VlOn. Miami. Ha.: WQUA, Moline, 111.;
VSIX, Nashville, Trim.: WWEZ. Nrw Or-
Iran*. la.: KOOI-. Phomix, Ariz.: WJAS,
Pitt»l>urpli. Pa.: KOLO. Hrno, \ev.: WHAM,
Rorhrvtrr, N. Y.: Kl 1 A, Salt Lake City,
rtah: KITO, San Hernanlino. Calif.: KIST,
Santa Harahara. Calif.: WARM, Scranton,
Pa.: KM. Soaitir, Wa>h.: KSCJ, Cioux Citv,
Iowa: WORD. Sparlanl.urp, S. C; WSPR,
Springfi.lH, Maps.: K(;BX, Sprinpfield, Mo.;
KSTN, Storkton. Calif.: KCNA, Tucson,
Arir.; Arrowhead Network.
ry Stations Represvnted—KKTY, Colo-
rado Springs, Colo.: WHIO-TV, Davton,
Ohio; WWJ.TV, Detroit. Mich.: KTSM-TV.
El Paso, Texas: WLVA-TV, Lvnchbiir?, Va.;
KE'iT, Santa Barbara, Calif.; KITO-TV,
San Bernardino, ('alif. ; WWLP, Springfield,
Mass.: WHAM-TV, Rochester, N. Y.
HAL HOLMAN COMPANY
360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, III.
Phone: FRanklin 2-0016
Owner Hal Holman
Branch Offices
535 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-5365
Execiitive-in-charge Ed Devney
6381 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles 28, Calif.
Phone: Hywd. 9-5408
Manager Tracy Moore
79 Post St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: Exbrk 2-8033
Manager Tracy Moore
A\J & FM Stations Represented— WGCW,
Selma, Ala.; WLBS, Birmingham, Ala.;
KIUP, Durango, Colo.; KGLN, Glenwood
SpringH, Colo.; KFXJ, Grand Junction,
Colo.; KFKA, Greeley, Colo.; WAYX, Way-
rro8S Ga.; KWAL, Wallace, Idaho; WCAZ,
Carthage, 111.; WJIOW, Clinton, 111.; WLBH-
AM & IM, Mattoon, 111.; WLDS-AM & FM,
Jacksonville, IH.; WJOL, Joliet, III.; WKAN,
Kankakei-, HI.; WVLN. Olncy, 111.; WSIV,
iVkin, III.; WLBC-AM & FM, Muncie, Ind.;
WKAM, Warsaw, Ind.; KGAR, Garden City,
Kan.; KJCK, Junction C:ity, Kan.; WHIR,
Danville, Ky.; WMIK, Middlesboro, Ky.;
WTCM, Traverse City, Mich.; WATT, Cadil-
lac, Mirh.; WATZ, Alpena, Mich.; WMBN,
IVtoskey, Mich.; WATC, Gaylord, Mich.;
WHFB-AM & FM, Benton Harbor, Mich.;
WIBM, Jackson, Mich.; WCEN, Mount
Pleasant, Mich.; WMUS, Mijvkegon. Mich.;
KGFW, Kearney, Ncbr.; KNKB, Scottftbluff,
>'hr.; KICA, Clovi., N. Mex.; WLEC, San-
'" Kh^j, Deadwood, S. Dak.;
ro, Tenn.; WCRK, Mor-
M ..v.r.. i.r.r..: w J PR, Paris, Tenn.; KFIZ,
fond du Lac, Wi^c; WSPT, Stevens Point,
'Xi-c; WAUX, Waukesha, Wise.
Ty Staliona Represented — WLBC-TV
Munrif.. Ind. '
INDIE SALES, INC.
60 East 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-4813
President Jack Koste
Branch Offices
228 N. LaSalle St., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: STate 5096
5225 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 36, Calif.
Phone: YOrk 8812
681 Market St., San Francisco 5, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 6-9621
Park Ave. Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 2-7298
INTER-AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS,
INC.
545 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-0866
President Angel Ramos
Vice-President Jose Oviedo
Secretary Frank Navarro
Stations Represented — WKAQ, San Juan,
P. R.; WKJB, Mayaguez, P. R.; WJAB,
Ponce, P. R.
INTERSTATE UNITED NEWSPAPERS
—RADIO DIVISION
545 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-5452
Mgr. Radio Div J. Wootton
Branch Offices
25 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Phone: WEbster 9-7260
Manager L. J. Pollard
THE KATZ AGENCY, INC.
488 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-4460
President Eugene Katz
V.P., Dir. of Sales Policy. . .George W. Brett
Treasurer Morris J. Beck
Sales Manager Morris S. Kellner
Director of TV Edward Codel
Sales Mgr. (TV) Scott Donahue
Branch Offices
307 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Central 6-7343
Vice-President G. H. Gunst
Penobscot Bldg., Detroit, Mich.
Phone: Woodward 3-8420
Manager R. Bateman
Bryant Bldg,, Kansas City 6. Kans.
Phone: Victor 7095
Manager T. J. Flanagan, Jr.
22 Marietta St., Altanta 3, Ga.
Phone: Alpine 1637
Manager Keith Byerly
505 N. Ervay St., Dallas 1, Texas
Phone: Riverside 4036
Manager D. Rutledge
Ru88 Bldg., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: Sutter 1-7434
Manager Stanley J. Ruelman
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RADIO-TV STATION REPRESENTATIVES
• • •
530 W. Sixth St., Los Angeles 14, Calif.
Phone: Tucker 3219
Manager Richard Hasbrook
AM & FM Stations Represented— KFB.O,
Phoenix, Ariz.; KLZ, Denver, Colo.; WNHC,
New Haven, Conn.; WMAL, Washington,
D. C; WGBS, Miami, Fla.; WDAE, Tampa,
Fla.; WAGA, Atlanta, Ga.; WMAZ, Macon,
Ga.; WTOC, Savannah, Ga.; KGU, Honolulu,
Hawaii; WEOA, Evansville, Ind.; WFBM,
Indianapolis, Ind.; WMT, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa; KRNT, Des Moines, Iowa; WWL, New
Orleans, La.; WJBK, Detroit, Mich.; WFDF,
Flint, Mich.; WOOD, Grand Rapids, Mich.;
KCMO, Kansas City, Mo.; KWK, St. Louis,
Mo.; KGHL, Billings, Mont.; WXKW, Al-
bany, N. Y.; WEBR, Buffalo, N. Y.; WKRC,
Cincinnati, Ohio; WSPD, Toledo, Ohio;
WKY, Oklahoma City, Okla.; WFIL, Phila-
delphia, Pa.; WCAE, Pittsburgh, Pa.;
WNAX, Yankton, S. D.; WLAC, Nashville,
Tenn.; WREC, Memphis, Tenn.; KHQ, Spo-
kane, Wash.; WHIS, Bluefield, W. Va.;
WMMN, Fairmont, W. Va.; WSAZ, Hunting-
ton, W. Va.; WISN, Milwaukee, Wise.
TV Stations Represented— KPUO, Phoe-
nix, Ariz.; KLAC-TV, Los Angeles, Calif.;
KPIX, San Francisco, Calif.; WNHC-TV,
New Haven, Conn.; WMAL-TV, Washington,
D. C; WAGA-TV, Atlanta, Ga.; WFBM-TV,
Indiannapolis, Ind.; KVTV, Sioux City,
Iowa; WMAR-TV, Baltimore, Md.; WJBK-
TV, Detroit, Mich.; WOOD-TV, Grand Ra-
pds, Mich.; WJTV, Jackson, Miss; WHEN,
Syracuse, N. Y.; WKRC-TV, Cincinnati,
Ohio; WXEL, Cleveland, Ohio; WSPD-TV,
Toledo, Ohio; WKY-TV, Oklahoma City,
Okla.; WJAC-TV, Johnstown, Pa.; WFIL-TV,
Philadelphia, Pa.; KEYL, San Antonio,
Texas; KHQ-TV, Spokane, Wash.; WSAZ-
TV, Huntington, W. Va.
JOHN KEATING
414 Alderway Bldg., Portland 5, Ore.
Phone: Beacon 4107
Manager Don P. Motter
Stations Represented— OREGON : KVAS,
Astoria; KBKR, Baker; KBND, Bend;
KFJI, Klamath Falls; KLBM, La Grande;
KMED, Medford; KNPT, Newport, KODL,
The Dalles; KOOS, Coos Bay; KOBE, Eu-
gene; KRNR, Roseburg; KRUL, Corvallis;
KSLM, Salem; KSRV, Ontario; KTIL, Til-
lamook; KUIN, Grant Pass; KWIL, Albany;
KWIN, Ashland; KWRC, Pendleton; WASH-
INGTON: KELA, Centralia; KGA, Spo-
kane; KGY, Olympia; KIT, Yakima; KMO,
Tacoma; KOMW, Omak; KONP, Port An-
geles; KPKW, Pasco; KPQ, Wenatchee;
KTEL, Walla Walla; KVAN, Vancouver,
KVOS, Bellingham; KELS, Longview;
KAPA, Raymond; KRSC, Seattle; KBKW,
Aberdeen; IDAHO: KFXD, Nampa; KRLC,
Lewiston.
KEENAN, HUNTER and DIETRICH
235 Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: DOuglas 2-1323
Pres. Mgr W. Hubbard Keenan
Branch Office
638 S. Van Ness Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 2-8458
Vice-Pres., Mgr George G. Dietrich
THE KENNEDY CO.
1404 Lincoln-Liberty Bldg., Phila. 7, Pa.
Phone: RIttenhouse 6-8546
Executive Personnel — Malcolm E. Ken-
nedy, Foster G. Bowen, Kathryn B. Peters.
Branch Office
342 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: VAnderbilt 6-0492
Executive-in-charge Foster G. Bowen
AM Stations Represented — WFPG— AM
and TV— Atlantic City, N. J.; WBUD, Tren-
ton, N. J.; WWBZ, Vineland, N. J.; WCAM,
Camden, N. J.
KETTELL-CARTER
John Hancock Bldg., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: Liberty 2-5799
Partner Elmer Kettell
Partner Marjorie Carter
AM & FM Stations Represented— WABI,
Bangor, WLAM, Lewiston, WTVL, Water-
ville. Me.; WFEA, Manchester, WKNE,
Keene, WKXL, Concord, N. H.; WHEB,
Portsmouth, N. H.; WLNH, Laconia, WMOU,
Berlin, N. H.; WAGE, Chicopee, WALE,
Fall River; WBEC, Pittsfield; WCAP,
Lowell, Mass.; WEIM, Fitchburg, Mass.;
WHAV, Haverhill, Mass.; WKOX, Framing-
ham, Mass.; WORC, Worcester, Mass.;
WHWB, Rutland, Vt.; WIKE, Newport, Vt.;
WTWN, St. Johnsbury, Vt.; WHIM, Provi-
dence, R. I.; WBRY, Watebury, Conn.;
WCCC, Hartford, Conn.; WHCU, Ithaca,
N. Y.; WSYR, Syracuse, N. Y.; WKBU,
Corpus Chritsi, Texas; North Eastern Broad-
casting System; Pine Tree Group of Maine;
New Hampshire Group; Bay State Group of
Mass.
TV Stations Represented — WSYR-TV,
Syracuse, N. Y.
A. LEWIS KING
551 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-8276
Proprietor A. Lewis King
Stations Represented — WBNX, New York,
N. Y.; WVNJ, Newark, N. J. (non-exclusive).
ORVILLE LAWSON & ASSOC
935 N'Western Bank Bldg., Minneapolis 2,
Minn.
Phone: Geneva 9631
Owner Orville F. Lawson
Office Manager Lillian Carney
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JOSEPH HERSHEY McGILLVRA, INC.
3M) Matlison Ave., Now York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-8755
Pre«ident Joseph H. McGillvra
Branch Offices
185 N. \Vaba>h Ave., Chicujjo 1, III.
Phone: Slate 2-5282
\\P. & Manager Hub Jackson
111 N. L;i Cienpa Blvd., Beverlv Hills, Calif.
Phone: nr;Mlsha>v 2-4727
\fanaper L«'e F. O'Connell
233 Sansioiiie St., San Kranrisco 4, (lalif.
Phone: Yl kon 6-2<)8l
Nlan.ij:«r \\ illiam A. Ayres
ROBERT MEEKER ASSOCIATES INC.
521 I ifth Ave New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-2170
President Robert D. C. Meeker
^^^tern Manager Loui.s J. F. Moore
.\rcount Kxer Edgar B. Filion
Account Fxer Byron Goodell
Branch Offices
333 N. Michigan Ave^ Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: CE 6-1742
Manager Carl F-J Jewett
8 West King St., Lancaster, Pa.
Phone: Lan. 5251
Manager Glenn Lau
6381 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles 28, Calif.
Phone: HO 9-5408
West Coast Manager Tracy Moore
Russ Building, San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 6-4940
Manager Don Pontius
AM & FM Stations Rei>resented—KBl(r,
Los Angele^. Calif., KMOI), Modesto, Calif.;
KCRA, Sacramento, Calif.; WDEL, Wil-
inington, Del.; ^ JNf). West Palm Beach,
Ha.: NXI)>XS, Champaign, HI.; WTTS,
HIooriiiiiKton, Ind.; \X BAT. Marion. Ind.;
NXKB\. Hichmond, Ind.; \X DBQ, Dubuque,
lov^a; \XS^)N, Henderson, Ky.; WHOP,
Hopkin-on. Ky.; \X PAD. Paducah, Ky.;
NX VOL, Lafayette, La.; WKBZ, Muskegon,
Mich.; KATK, Albert Lea, Minn.; KYSM,
1 L.no. Minn.; KBOC, Kochenter, Minn.;
i li, Joplin. Mo.; KODY, North Platte,
N-i..: \XKNK, Keene, N. H.; WCLI, Corn-
ing. N. Y.; \XJTN, Jamestown, N. Y.;
VIKNY, Kingston, N .Y.; WGAT, Utica,
N. Y.; NXIfKK, Akron, Ohio; WCLT, New-
ark, Ohio; KL(,N, Eugene, Ore.; KMED,
Medford, Ore.; KGON, Portland, Ore.;
NXHOL, Allentown, Pa.; WHTA, Altoona,
Pa.; U EST. flaMon, Pa.; WKBO, Harrisburg,
Pa.; )XAZL, Hazleton, Pa.; Wr;AL, Lan-
' r. Pa.: UKST, New Castle, Pa.; WRAW,
if. if. Pa.; WMB.S, Uniontown, Pa.;
i;K, York, Pa.; KVOS, Bellingham,
^ h; KWH:, Kennewick, Wash.; KP(),
A .-Matcher, Wash.; WGKV, Charleston, W.
Va.; WHBY, Appl#fton, Wis.; WSAU, Wau-
sau. Wis.
TV Stations Represented— DEL-TY, Wil-
mington, Del; WTTV, Bloomington-India-
napolis, Ind.; WLEV-TV, Bethlehem-Allen-
town-Easion, Va.; WGAL-TV, Lancaster, Pa.;
WKST-TV, New Castle, Pa.; WSON-TV,
Henderson, Ky.-Evansville, Ind.
CLYDE MELVILLE CO.
402 Melba Bldg., Dallas, Tex.
Phone: Sterling 1558
Owner Clyde Melville
Stations Represented — KAMQ, Aniarillo,
Texas; KTXN, Austin, Texas; KRUN, Bal-
linger, Texas; KTXC, Big Spring, Texas;
KSTB, Breckenridge, Texas; KICA, Clovis,
New Mexico; KSTA, Coleman Texas;
KDMS, El Dorada, Arkansas; KGAF, Gaines-
ville, Texas; WGVM, Greenville, Mississip-
pi; KHBR, HiUsboro, Texas; KSEL, Lub-
bock, Texas; KDAS, Malvern, Arkansas;
WHHM, Memphis, Tennessee; KGNB, New
Braunfels, Texas; KCNY, San Marces, Texas;
KTFS, Texarkana, Texas-Arkansas; KTNM,
Tucumcari, New Mexico; XEO, Brownsville-
Matamoros; XEOR, McAllen-Reynosa; The
Cotton Belt Group.
NATIONAL BROADCAST SALES
222 Simcoe St., Toronto, Ontario
Phone: EMpire 6-3718
General Manager R. A. Leslie
Commercial Manager W. C. Tierney
Branch Office
1396 St. Catherine St., W., Montreal
Phone: UNiversity 6-1538
Manager E. F. Kavanagh
AM & FM Stations Represented— CKWS,
Kingston, Ontario; CJKL, Kirkland Lake,
Ontario ; CFCH, North Bay, Ontario ; CKOY,
Ottawa, Ontario; CHEX, Peterborough, On-
tario; CKGB, Timmins, Ontario; CJFX,
Antigonish, Nova Scotia; CFBC, Saint John,
New Brunswick; CHUB, Nanaimo, British
Columbia; CKNW, New Westminster, Brit-
ish Columbia; CJAV, Port Alberni, British
Columbia.
NATIONAL BROADCASTING
COMPANY
National Spot Sales Division
30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-8300
Director Thomas B. McFadden
Sales Dvlp., Adv., Prom H. W. Shepard
Nat. Manager, TV John Reber
Nat. Manager, Radio William Davidson
Mgr. Represented Stations Richard Close
Sales Service Mgr Caroline Herbert
Eastern Sales Mgr. (TV) . . . .Luellen Stearns
East. Sales Mgr. (Rad.) . .Joseph Goodfellow
Branch Offices
Merchandise Mart, Chicago 54, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-8300
Central Radio Sales Mgr Robert Flanagan
Central TV Sales Mgr Robert Ewing
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RADrO-TV STATION REPRESENTATIVES
• • •
NBC Bldg., Cleveland 4, Ohio
Phone: Cherry 0942
Radio Sales Mgr Robert Miller
TV Sales Representative John C. Treacy
Sunset & Vine, Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hollywood 9-6161
Sales Rep. (Radio) William McDaniel
Sales Rep. (TV) Walter Davidson
NBC Bldg., San Francisco 2, Calif.
Phone: Greystone 4-8700
Sales Rep, (Radio) Heber Smith
Sales Rep. (TV) Carl Nielsen
AM & FM Stations Represented— WNBC,
New York, N. Y.; WMAQ, Chicago, 111.;
WTAM, Cleveland, O.; WRC, Washington,
D. C; KNBC, San Francisco, Calif.; KOA,
Denver, Col.
TV Stations Represented— WNBT, New
York, N. Y.; WNBQ, Chicago, 111.; WPTZ,
Philadelphia, Pa.; KNBH, Hollywood, Calif.;
WNBK, Cleveland, 0.; WNBW, Washington,
D. C; WBZ-TV, Boston, Mass.; WRGB,
Schenectady, N. Y.; KPTV, Portland, Ore.
NATIONAL TIME SALES
17 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-0810
Sales Manager Arthur Gordon
Asst. Sales Mgr Robert J. Kizer
Branch Office
35 E. Wacker Drive, Chicago, 111.
Phone: STate 2-7942
Manager Paul Elsberry
2647 Bryant Ave., N., Minneapolis, Minn.
Phone: HY 8639
Manager J. Frank Johns
627 S. Lafayette Park PL, Los Angeles 5, Cal.
Phone: DU 3200
Manager Harlan G. Oakes
260 Farrell St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 6-5936
Manager Burt Bcggs
HARLAN G. OAKES & ASSOCIATES
26 O'Farrell St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: YUkon 6-5936
Branch Offices
307 N. Michigan, Chicago, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-4437
672 S. Lafayette Park PL, Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 2-3200
17 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray HiU 2-0810
Stations Represented — Texas Spanish Lan-
guage Group — XEO, Matamoros; XEOR,
Reynosa, Tam, (Brownsville-McAllen Tex.).
KCOR, San Antonio, KTXN, Austin, Tex.;
KUNO, Corpus Christi, Tex.; KIFN, Phoe-
nix, Ariz.; XED, Mexicali, B. C. (Calexico,
Calif.) ; KEXO, Grand Junction, Col.; CFQC,
Saskatoon, Sask.; CFRN, Edmonton, Alta.;
CFCN, Calgary, Aha.; XEAS, Neuvo, Laredo,
Tam, (Laredo, Tex.) ; XEJ, Ciudad Juarez,
Chih., (El Paso, Tex.); KOPO, Tucson,
Ariz; XEAC, Tijuana, B. C.
OROZCO BROADCASTING CO.
127 S. Bway., Los Angeles, Cal.
Phone: MAdison 8364
PAN AMERICAN BROADCASTING
CO.
17 East 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 2-0810
Vice-President Eugene Bernald
Manager Arthur Gordon
Asst. Mgr Robt. J. Kizer
Branch Offices
35 E. Wacker Dr., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Stale 2-7942
Executive-in-charge Paul Elsberry
672 S. Lafayette Pk. PL, Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DU 2-3200
Executive-in-charge Harlan Oakes
26 O'Farrell St., San Francisco, Calif.
Phone: YU 6-5936
Executive-in-charge Burt Beggs
AM & FM Stations Represented- AFRICA,
South Africa, Tangier, Morocco, Mozam-
bique, Angola; Liberia; ASIA: India, China,
Philippines, Pakistan, Goa; EUROPE:
France, Belgium, Portugal, England, Saar,
Germany; SOUTH AMERICA: Bolivia,
Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Dutch Guiana,
Paraguay, Venezuela, Peru; CENTRAL
AMERICA: Parbados, Costa Rica, Domini-
can Republic, El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras,
Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto
Rico; MISC. AREAS: Fiji Islands, Australia.
JOHN E. PEARSON CO.
250 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 1-3366
Owner John E. Pearson
Account Executives Russel Walker,
William M. Wilson, Ray Henze
John E. Pearson Television, Inc.
President John E. Pearson
Vice-President Russel Walker
Vice-President William M. Wilson
Vice-President Frank Reed
Vice-President James Bowden
Branch Offices
333 No. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: State 2-7494
Executive-in-charge Frank Reed
2330 W. 3rd St., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: Dunkirk 74388
Executive-in-charge R. W. Walker
57 Post St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Phone: Sutter 1-5568
Executive-in-charge Rogers Parratt
1406 Northwestern Bank Bldg.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Phone: Lincoln 5689
Exec.-in-chg James D. Bowden
■ 13121/^ Commerce St., Dallas, Texas
Phone: PRospect 3723
Executive-in-charge Robert Baird
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• • •
JOHN R PERRY ASSOCIATES
128 L. SMh St., Now York 22, N. Y.
Phone: ELdorodo 5-3197
Cenenl Manager Wm. K. Dorman
Branch Offices
122 S. Michigan Ave., Chicaso 3, III.
Phone: Harrison 7-8085
Execolivc-in-Chsrge F. W. Thurnau
12 S. 12ih St., Philadelphia 7, Pa.
Phone: Walnut 2-3555
Excculive-in-Charge Robert Hitchings
Room 8-150, General Motors Bldg., Detroit 2,
Mich.
Phone: Trinity 51803
Execulive-in-Charge John F. Cole
Georgia Savings Bank RIdg.. Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: ALpine 7892
Exerutive-in-charpe Francis A. Milliean
2978 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: Dunkirk 8-8158
Executiv«'-in-rharp»' V. E. Atkinson
5 3d St., San Francisco 3, Calif.
Phone: Garfield 1-6740
Execulive-in-rharge Burton L, Becgs
AM & FM Stations Represented— WDLP,
Panama Citv, WWPG, Palm Beach, WJHP,
Jacksonville, WCOA, Pensacola, WNDB,
Daytona Beach, WTMC, Ocala, WKWF, Key
West, Fla.
EDWARD PETRY & CO., INC.
488 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-0200
Radio Department
President Edward Petry
Exce. Vice-Pres Edward E. Voynow
Vin-.President H. E. Ringgold
Eahlern Sales Mgr Lawrmrr Field
Sales Prom. Mgr Seth Dennie
A*Bt. Sales Prom. Mgr Thos. B. Ellsworth
Research Mgr William H. Steese
TV Department
VP., Eastern Sale- Mgr H. E. Ringgold
Sales Prom. Mgr Robert L. Hutton, Jr.
Research Mgr Howard L. Selger
Branch Offices
400 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, III.
Phone: WHitehall 4-0011
Exec. V-P Edward E. Voynow
Sales Mgr. ^Radio) John Ashenhurst
Sales Mjfr. (T\) Louis A. Smith
Genl. Motors Bldg., Detroit 2, Mich.
Phone: Trinity 5-1035
Executives: William Cartwright (AM),
Franklin M. Walker (TV)
Ru»s Bldg., San Francisco 4, Cal.
r*hone: YUkon 2-3631
Executives Earle H. Smitli r AM)
Edward L. Smith (TV)
523 W. .Sixth St.. I.OH Angeles 14, Calif.
Exec-In-Chi ...Charles G. Matson
E. I). Larimer r TV)
I'hontt: Michigan 9227
?15 Olive St.. St. Louis 3, Mo.
Exec.-in-Charge George Kercher (AM)
Richard Hughes (TV)
Phone: Chestnut 7191
Life of America Bldg., Wood & Akard Sts.
Dallas 2, Texas
Phone: PRospect 3593
Execs.-in-Chg Buell Herman (AM)
Richard E. Drummy, Jr. (TV)
AM & FM Stations Represented— W SB,
Atlanta, Ga.; WBAL, Baltimore, Md.;
WFAA, Dallas-Ft. Worth, Texas; KSO, Des
Moines, Iowa; KOA, Denver, Col.; KARM,
Fresno, Calif.; KPRC, Houston, Texas;
KFOR, Lincoln, Neb.; KARK, Little Rock,
Ark.; KECA, Los Angeles, Calif.; KSTP,
Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.; WSM, Nash-
ville, Tenn.; WSMB, New Orleans, La.;
WABC, New York, N. Y.; WTAR, Norfolk,
Va.; KOIL, Omaha, Neb.; WIF, Philadel-
phia, Pa.; KGW, Portland, Ore.; WRNL,
Richmond, Va.; WOAI, San Antonio, Texas;
KGO, San Francisco, Calif.; KOMO, Seattle,
Wash.; KTBS, Shreveport, La.; KGA, Spo-
kane, Wash.; WHAS, Springfield, Mass.;
KVOO, Tulsa, Okla.; KFH, Wichita, Kan.;
Texas Quality Network,
TV Stations Represented— WSB-TY, At-
lanta, Ga.; WBAL-TV, Baltimore, Md.;
WFAA-TV, Dallas, Texas; KPRC-TV, Hous-
ton, Texas; KECA-TV, Los Angeles, Calif.;
KSTR-TV, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.;
WSM-TV, Nashville, Tenn.; WABC-TV, New
York, N. Y.; WTAR-TV, Norfolk, Va.;
WOAI-TV, San Antonio, Texas; KGO-TV,
San Francisco, Calif.; KOTV, Tulsa, Okla.;
KMTV, Omaha, Neb.; ETV, Tijuana-San
Diego, Calif.
RADIO REPRESENTATIVES, INC.
480 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-4342
President Harry Goodman
Vice President Frank Sawdon
Vice President Peggy Stone
Branch Offices
75 E. Wacker Dr., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: FI 6-0964
Manager Edward McKay
6381 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Cal.
Phone: Hollywood 9-5408
Exec-in-Charge Tracy Moore
78 Post Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Phone: Exbrook 2-8033
Exec-in-Charge Tracy Moore
RADIO REPRESENTATIVES
LIMITED
4 Albert St., Toronto 1, Ont., Canada
Phone: WAverly 6151
Managing Director J. O. Slatter
Sales Manager A. E. Bedard
Secretary-Treasurer V. Murphy
Branch Offices
337 Dominion Square Bldg., Montreal, Que.
Canada
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RADIO-TV STATION REPRESENTATIVES
• • •
Phone: UNiversity 6-8058
Manager W. C. Dippie
Lindsay Bldg., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Phone: 9-26374
Manager A. J. Messner
198 W. Hastings St., Vancouver, B. C, Can.
Phone: TAtlow 6277
Manager J. N. Hunt
AM & FM Stations Represented— ODC,
Dawson Creek, B. C; CKOK, Penticton,
B. C; CJIB, Vernon, B. C; CKDA, Victoria,
B. C; CFCN, Calgary, Alta.; CFRN, Ed-
monton, Alta.; CKRD, Red Deer, Alta.;
CKRM, Regina, Sask.; CFQC, Saskatoon,
Sask.; CKX, Brandon, Man.; CKDM, Dau-
phin, Man.; CJOB, Winnipeg, Man.; CKPR,
Ft. William, Ont.; CJOY, Guelph, Ont.;
CHLO, St. Thomas, Ont.; CJRW, Summer-
side, P. E. I.; CKBW, Bridgewater, N. S.
RADIO TIME SALES (ONTARIO)
LTD.
147 University Ave., Toronto, Ontario
Phone: Empire 6-6680
General Manager N. D. Brown
Sales Manager F. W. Phillips
Traffic Manager Merleen Wilson
AM & FM Stations Represented— W GAR,
Cleveland, Ohio; WJR, Detroit, Mich.;
CJNT, Quebec City, Que.; CJAD, Montreal,
Que.; CKTS, Sherbrooke, Que.
WILLIAM G. RAMBEAU CO.
347 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: Murray Hill 6-5940
President William G. Rambeau
Executive Vice-Pres James A. Wethingion
Secty Mary Rudd
Branch Offices
333 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: And. 3-5566
Executive-in-Chrage Nick Bolton
1746 N. Las Palmus Ave., Los Angeles 5,
Calif.
Phone: Hillside 0388
Exec-in-Charge Jack Porter
233 Sansome St., San Francisco, Cal.
Phone: YUkon 6-2396
Exec.-in-Chg William A. Ayers
625 2nd Ave., Minneapolis 2, Minn.
Phone: Lincoln 7017
Executive-in-charge Vivian Bulmer
AM & FM Stations Represented— WOWL,
Florence, Ala.; WJRD, Tuscaloosa, Ala.;
WNAB, Bridgeport, Conn.; WNLK, Nor-
walk. Conn.; WTOR, Torrington, Conn.;
WATR, Waterbury, Conn.; WJBC, Bloom-
ington. 111.; WGIL, Galesburg, 111.; WCSI,
Columbus, Ind.; WBAT, Marion, Ind.;
KXIC, Iowa City, Iowa; WVJS, Owensboro,
Ky.; WLCS, Baton Rouge, La.; WJBW,
New Orleans, La.; WCAP, Lowell, Mass.;
KEYD, iMnneapolis, Minn.; WLOX, Biloxi,
Miss.; WHSY, Hattiesburg, Miss.; WSKB,
McComb, Miss.; KSWM, Joplin, Mo.;
WABY, Albany, N. Y.; WJTN, Jamestown.
N. Y.; WHLI, Hempstead, N. Y.; WXRA,
Buffalo-Kenmore, N. Y.; WWSC, Glens
Falls, N. Y.; WNDR, Syracuse, N. Y.;
WSKY, Asheville, N. C; KOAT, Albu-
querque, N. M.; KTOW, Oklahoma City,
Okla.; KGWA, Enid. Okla.; WESC, Green-
ville, S. C; KWBC, Fort Worth, Texas;
KLUF, Galveston, Texas; KSEL, Lubbock,
Texas; WVEL, Hampton, Va.; WJOY. Bur-
lington, Vt.; KXA, Seattle, Wash.; Indus-
trial Broadcasting System, McKeesport, Pa.;
KWHN, Fort Smith, Ark.; WDOV, Dover,
Del.; WICE, Providence, R. I.; WLIN,
Merrill-Wasau, Wise.
TV Stations Represented — WATR-TV,
Waterbury, Conn.
PAUL H. RAYMER COMPANY, INC.
444 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: Plaza 9-5570
President Paul H. Raymer
(Radio Dept.)
Exec. V.P., Sis. Mgr Fred C. Brokaw
Account Executives E. E. Eshelman,
John S. Hughes, Harry B. Tremaine, Law-
rence Van Dolen
(Television Dept.)
Sales Manager Ralph E. McKinnie
Prom., Research Mgr Carl Tillmans
Account Executives John R. Porterfield,
Richard C. Dawson
Program Mgr Madeline D. Vose
Branch Offices
Dir. Prom., Research Mark Finley
435 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Vice-President Garfield C. Packard
Phone: Superior 7-4473
507 Statler Office Bldg., Boston 16, Mass.
Executive-in-Charge Paul Tiemer
Phone: Hubbard 2-3225
2949 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Executive-in-Charge Robert B. Rains
Phone: Woodward 3-0764
1680 Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Executive-in-Charge John D. Gale
Phone: Hudson 2-2376
1672 Russ Bldg., San Francisco 4, Calif.
Exec-in-Charge Ray Rhodes
Phone: Douglas 2-8909
Hotel Chisca, Memphis 1, Tenn.
Phone: Memphis 37-3813
Exec.-in-Chg Hugh Murphy
AM & FM Stations Represented— WBRC,
Birmingham, Ala.; KTAR, Phoenix, Ariz.;
KVOA, Tucson, Ariz.; KCOY, Santa Maria,
Calif.; KERN, Bakersfield, Calif.; KFBK,
Sacramento, Calif.; KFSD, San Diego, Calif.;
KM J, Fresno, Calif.; KROW, Oakland,
Calif.; KTMS, Santa Barbara, Calif.; KWG,
Stockton, Calif.; KXO, Ey Centro, Calif.;
WDRC, Hartford, Conn.; WLOF, Orlando,
Fla.; WKJG, Ft. Wayne, Ind.; WSBT, South
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RADIO-TV STATION REPRESENTATIVES
Brnd. Ind.: WCAO. lialtimorr. Mil.: W V \C.
Worr<'>trr, Ma->.: W T AC Flint, Mich.:
KOH, Rrno. Ncx.: WAHC. Korhesiei, .N. Y.:
W(,)\H. Nrxs York, N. Y.: W 1)N(., Durham.
N. ( .: WHKC, Columhus, Ohio: W KHN,
Young>io\%n, Ohio: W TOL. Toledo. Ohio:
WPRO. l»ro>idrnr.«. R. I.: WNOK, Colum-
bia. .^ (.: KIHO, .Soux Falls, S. l).: WDOl),
Chattanooga, Trnn.: Arizona Broadca>tinji
."^>jitem, MrClatrhy Be«'lin«*, and Nfw Eng-
land Major Markel.o (rroup.
n Stations Represenietl VTBRC-TV,
Kirmingham, Ala.: KVOA-TV, Turson.
Vriz.: KMJ-TV. Fresno. Calif.: KTLA.
Hollvvsood, Calif.: W SHT-TV, South Bend.
Ind.: \XTAC-TV. Flint. Mirh.: WKBN-TV,
Young>t(»>sn. Ohio: W NOK-TV. Columbia,
s. c.
SEARS & AVER. INC.
612 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
Phone: Superior 7-8177-8
President B. H. Sears
Branch Offices
295 Madison Ave„ New York, N. Y.
Executive-in-Charge P. J. Bogner
Phone: MUrray Hill 9-2586-87
5225 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Execulive-in-Charge Gene Grant
Phone: York 8812
681 Market St., San Francisco, Calif.
Executivp-in-Chrage Gene Grant
Phono: Yukon 6-0621
STORER BROADCASTING CO.
199 Pierce .'^l., Birmingham, Mich.
Phfme: Midwe>i 4-7700
Prehidf nt George B. Storer
Exec. Vire-Prehident Lee B. Wailes
Branch Offices
488 Madi-on Ave.. New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: KLdorado 5-7690
V.P.-Nall. .Sab- Dir Tom Marker
Sale". Prom. & Advf. Mgr Art Schofield
230 N. Michigan Ave.. Chicago, 111.
Phono: FKanklin 2-6498
Manager Robert C. Wood
136 Huron St.. Toledo 4, Ohio
>.Mior V.P.. Tr.;.. J. Hijrobl Kyan
HORACE N. STOVIN <& COMPANY
80 Richmond St. W., Toronto, Ontario
Phono: Empire .'i-9184
President H. N. Stovin
Gen. .Sale- Manager K. J. Judge
608 Keefer BJdg., Montreal, Quebec
Phono: I Niverhity 6291
^'»"ag«r T. C. Maguire
I III Childw BJdg., Winnipeg, Manitoba
Phone: 925-097
^'a"«R*r J. A. Wbitehouse
846 Howe St., Vancouver, B, C.
Phone: MArine 6464
^'"«»f'^«'- J. W. Stovin
AM & FM Sttaions Boprosonio.d CJOB
V.nrouver, B. C; CI PK, Prince Rupert^
B. C.: CKLN, Nelson, B. C; CJNB, North
Battleford, Sask.; CKOM, Saskatoon, Sask.;
*CJ(;X, Yorkton, Sask.; CHAB, Moose Jaw,
Sask.; CFAR, Flin Flon, Man.; CKY, Win-
nipeg. Man.; CJRL, Kenora, Ont.; CFOS,
Owen Sound, Ont.; CFOR, Orillia, Ont.;
CKXL, Calgary, Alta.; **CKPR, Ft. William,
Ont.; CJBC, Toronto, Ont.; CJBQ, Belle-
Nille. Ont.; (-FJR, Brockville, Ont.; CKSF,
Cornwall. Ont.; CHOV, Pembroke, Ont.;
CJBR, Rimouski, P. Q.; CJEM, Edmundston,
N. B.; CKCW, Moncton, N. B.; CHSJ, Saint
John, N. B.; VOCM, St. John's, Nfld.
* Except in Winnipeg
' * Winnipeg Only
THE O. L. TAYLOR COMPANY
488 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-1088
President Lloyd George Venard
Branch Offices
360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, III.
Vice-Pres Howard B. Meyers
Phone: State 2-5260
1024 M & W Tower Bldg., Dallas 1, Tex.
Manager Fred Vance
Phone: Riverside 5633
638 Van Ness Ave., Los Angeles 13, Calif.
Manager George Dietrich
Phone: Fairfax 8458
235 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Calif.
Manager Hubbard Keenan
Phone: Douglas 2-1323
715 Little Bldg., Boston, Mass.
Manager Bertha Bannon
Phone: Hubbard 2-4370
301 Glenn Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
Manager James S. Ayers
Phone: Alpine 3080
AM & FM Stations Represented— W COY,
Montgomery, Ala.; KLRA, Little Rock, Ark.;
WPDO, Jacksonville, Ha.; WBSR, Pensa-
cola, Ha.; KBUR, Burlington, Iowa; KTRI,
Sioux City, Iowa; KANS, Wichita, Kans.;
WINN, Louisville, Ky.; KMLB, Monroe,
La.; WCBM, Baltimore, Md.; WLAW, Bos-
ton, Mass.; WILS, Lansing, Mich.; WAGE,
Syracuse, N. Y.; WTOB, Winston-Salem,
N. C; WHBC, Canton, Ohio; WERE, Cleve-
land, Ohio; WMAN, Mansfield, Ohio;.
WPAY, Portsmouth, Ohio; WRFD, Colum-
bus, Ohio; KTOK, Oklahoma City, Okla.;
Oklahoma Neet, Ada, Okla.; WPJB, Provi-
dence, R. L; KELO, Sioux Falls, S. D.;
KWKC, Abilene, Texas; KGNC, AmariUo,
Texas; KTBC, Austin, Texas; KEYS, Corpus
C:hriKti, Texas; KROD, El Paso, Texas;
KITO, Lubbock, Texas; KTRE, Lufkin,
Texas; KTXL, San Angelo, Texas; KCMC,
Texarkana, Texas; KTBB, Tyler, Texas;
KRGV, Weslaco, Texas; KFDX, Wichita,
Texas; Southwest Network-Radio Bldg., El
Paso, Texas; WKBH, La Crosse, Wis.;
WCAN, Milwaukee, Wis.; Ken & Carolyn in
New England.
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RADIO-TV STATION REPRESENTATIVES
• • •
TV Stations Represented — WCOV-TV,
Montgomery, Ala.; KELO-TV, Sioux Falls,
S. D.; KTBCTV, Austin, Texas; KROD-TV,
El Paso, Texas.
TRANSIT RADIO, INC.
1109 Union Trust Bldg^ Cincinnati 2, O.
Phone: Dunbar 7775
Chairman of the Board Hulbert Taft, Jr.
President Richard C. Crisler
AM Sc FM Stations Represented— WBUZ-
FM, Bradbury Heights, Md.; WGTR-FM,
Worcester, Mass.; KCMO-FM, Kansas City,
Mo.; KXOX-FM, St. Louis, Mo.; WTOA-FM,
Trenton, N. J.; WKRC-FM, Cincinnati,
Ohio; WKJF-FM, Suburban Pittsburgh, Pa.;
WWDC-FM, Washington, D. C.
WALKER REPRESENTATION CO.,
INC.
347 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 3-5830
President Wythe Walker
Vice-President C. Otis Rawalt
Representative T. C. Whiteman
Branch Offices
360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: AN 3-5771
V-P Ralph C. Kelley
15 W. 10th St., Kansas City, Mo.
Phone: Victor 0021
Exec-in-Charge William Temple
672 S. LaFayette Park PI., Los Angeles, Calif.
Exec-in-Charge Harlan G. Cakes
Phone: Yukon 6-5936
Northeastern Bank Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
Phone: Geneva 9631
Eexecutive-in-charge Orville Lawson
Mortgage Guarantee Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: Alpine 5084
Executive-in-charge Tom Atkinson
AM & FM Stations Represented— W AFX,
Montgomery, Ala.; WSPC, Anniston, Ala.;
WWPB, Miami, Fla.; WEAT, Palm Beach,
Ha.; WCCP, Savannah, Ga.; WATL, Atlanta,
Go.; WBBQ, Augusta, Ga.; WIBB, Macon.
Ga.; WJMX, Florence, S. C; WWOD, Lynch-
burg, Va.; WNOR, Norfolk, Va.; WAIR,
Winston-Salem, N. C; WTXL, Springfield,
Mass.; WNBH, New Bedford, Mass.; WBRK,
Pittsfield, Mass.; WHAI, Greenfield, Mass.;
WEIM, Fitchburg, Mass.; WDEV, Water-
bury, Vt..; WHEB, Portsmouth, N. H.;
WOCB, Cape Cod, Mass.; WGTM. Wilson,
N. C; WFNC, YayetteviUe, N. C; WTRF,
Wheeling, W. Va.; WPLH, Huntington, W.
Va.; WLBC, Muncie, Ind.; WOLF, Syracuse,
N. Y.; WSAY, Rochester, N. Y.; WELM,
Elmira, N. Y.; WJEJ, Hagerstown, Md.;
WGRC, Louisville, Ky.; KAKC, Tulsa,
Okla.; WGEM, Quincey, 111.; WJMS, Iron-
wood, Mich.; WDBC, Escanaba, Mich.;
KLPM, Minot, N. D.; KGCU, Bismark,
N. D.; WJAG, Norfolk, Neb.; KWBW,
Hutchinson, Kan.; KXLY, Spokane, Wash.;
KXL, Portland, Ore.;KXLF, Butte, Mont.;
KVSM, San Mateo, Calif.
TV Stations Represented— KXLY -TY, Spo-
kane, Wash.; WWOD-TV, Lynchburg, Va.;
WLBC-TV, Muncie, Ind.; WNBH-TV, New
Bedford, Mass.
WEED AND COMPANY
350 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 7-7772
Manager (Radio & TV) Joseph J. Weed
Sales Manager (Radio) J. C. Lyons
Sales Manager (TV) Peter B. James
Salesmen (Radio ) Dana Baird,
J. J. Turck, Donald W. Frost, Sheldon Van
Dolen, Peter McGurk, Norton Virgien,
H. W. Simmon, Bob Muth, E. J. Fitzsim-
mons, Paul Frank
Salesmen (TV) David O'Shea,
Rav Stone, Joe Miller
Branch Offices
203 North Wabash Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Randolph 6-7730
Executive-in-Charge C. C. Weed
3107 Book Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: Woodward 1-2685
Exec-in-Charge Bernard P. Pearse
Palmer Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: Cypress 4081
Exec-in-Charge George Swearingen, Jr.
6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hillside 8611
Exec-in-Charge Lincoln P. Simonds
68 Post St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
P/ione: Yukon 6-1899
Executive-in-Charge Joseph Matthews
Statler Bldg., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: Hubbard 2-5677
Executive-in-Charge Henry Greene
AM iSc FM Stations Represented— WJU,
Montgomery, Ala.; WTIC, Hartford, Conn.;
WORZ, Orlando, Fla.; WSUN, St .Peters-
burg, Fla.; KSEI, Pocatello, Idaho; KTFI,
Twin Falls, Idaho; KRLC, Lewiston, Idaho;
WSOY, Decatur, lU.; WTAD, Quincy, 111.;
WTAX, Springfield, 111.; WBOW, Terre
Haute, Ind.; WGBF, Evansville, Ind.; WlOU,
Kokomo, Ind.; KGLO, Mason City, Iowa;
WREN, Topeka, Kan.; KGGF, Coffeyville,
Kan.; KALB, Alexandrie, La.; KPLC, Lake
Charles, La.; KRMD, Shreveport, La.;
WRDO, Augusta, Maine; WLBZ, Bangor,
Maine; WCSH, Portland, Maine; WTTH,
Port Huron, Mich.; WBBC, Flint, Mich.;
WSLl, Jackson, Miss.; KFBB, Great Falls,
Mont.; KLAS, Las Vegas, Nev.; WMUR,
Manchester, N. H.; WAAT, Newark, N. J.;
WPTR, Albany, N. Y.; WWNY, Watertown,
N. Y.; WMSA, Massena, N. Y.; WNAO, Ra-
leigh, N. C; KSJB, Jamestown, N. D.;
KCJB, Minot, N. D.; WAKR, Akron, Ohio;
WIMA, Lima, Ohio; KERG, Eugene, Ore.;
KWJJ, Portland, Ore.; WKAP, Allentown,
Pa.; WVAM, Altona, Pa.; WHGB, Harris-
burg. Pa.; WARD, Johnstown, Pa.; KQV,
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RADIO-TV STATION REPRESENTATIVES
Pitt»bur|[h, Pa.: WJAK. rro>ia.iur. K. 1.;
V^MKC, (inrnxill.-. S. (..: KSDN, AIhm-
drrn. S. D.: WIIHQ. Mnnpius IVnn.;
KRIO. MrAIlrn, T.'xa>: WACO. Waco,
T««s: WCAX, Hurlingtoii, Vl.; KNEW,
S|>okan«-. \\a>h.: KIMA. Yakima, Wash.:
Kl J. Walla Walla, Wash.: WJLS. Horkley.
W. \a.: WKN\. Charleston, W. Va.:
WKWk. Whitlinj:, W. Va.; W HAY, Grern
lia>. i>r.: OKY. Milwaukee, isr.; W KTY,
Ij <.ro><.e. Wi-e.: Marjorie Mill> Hour; New
Eniilaiul Hrgional Network; Canadian Radio
Stations: CFAC, Calgary, Alherta; CJCA,
Edmonton, .Mherla: CF(;i\ (Grande Prairie,
Alherta; CJOC, I.ethhridpe, Alberta; CHAT,
Medicine Hat, Alherta: CFJ(„ Kainloops,
Brit. Col.; CKOV, Kelowna, Brit. Col.;
CJAT, Trail. Brit. Col.: CKWX, Vancouver,
Brit. Col.: CJVI. Victoria. Brit. Col.; CKRC,
Winni|Mg. Manitoba: (^KNB. Campbellton,
New Brunswick; CFNB, Fredericton, New
Brunswick; CFB(\ St. John, New Bruns-
wick; CHNS, Halifax, Nova Scotia; CJCB,
Sidney, Nova Scotia: CKOC, Hamilton, On-
tario ;'CFPU Lond<m. Ontario; CFRA, Otta-
wa, Ontario; CFPA. Port Arthur, Ontario;
CJC.^, Stratford. Ontario; (^KSO, Sudbury,
Ontario: CFCY, Charlottetown, P.E.I. ;
CFCY, Montreal, Quthec; CKCV, Quebec
Citv, OiH'bec: CKBI. Prince Albert, Sask.;
CHAB. Moo-e Jaw, Sask.; CKOM, Saskatoon,
Sa»»k.: CKC;K, Repina, Sask.
Tl' Sintiftns Rpprvscnted — WOI-TV, Ames,
Iowa: WBkB. Chicago. 111.; WATV, New-
ark, N. J.: W J \H-TV. Providence, R. I.
GILBERT A. WELLINGTON
5546 While-Henry-Stuart Bid p., Seattle, Wash.
Phone: Seneca 6682
.4^^ <t- FM Stations Represonnd—KFAR,
Fairbanks, Ala-ka: KENI, Anchorage;
KJNO, Juneau; KABI, Ketchikan; Midnight
.Sun Aurora Broadca^-ting System.
WESTERN RADIO SALES OF SAN
FRANCISCO
79 Post St., San Francisco, Calif,
Phone: Yu. 64112
Crneral Manager Daren F. McCiavren
We-lern Ha<lio Sales of Los Angeles
WKK) .Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phono: Hudson 2-1219
^»eneral Manager Harry Kngel
ADAM I. YOUNG JR.
INCORPORATED
22 EaM 40th Street, New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 9-006
Prenident Adam J. Young, Jr.
Branch Offices
55 East Washington, Chicago 2, 111.
Phone: ANdover .VH8
Exec-in-^Jharge William J. Reilly
6331 Hollywood Blvd., Fos Angeles 28, Calif.
Phone: Hollywood 9-096r>
Fxec.-in-Charge William L. Wallace
6 North 7th St., St. Louis, Mo.
Phone: Maine 5020
Fxec.-in-Chg Jack Hetherington
('. 5. Stations Represented— WKRG, Mo-
bile, Alia.; KLAC, Los Angeles, Calif.
KSJO, San Jose, Calif.; WICC, Bridgeport
Conn.; WHAY, New Britain, Conn.; KULA
Honolulu, Hawaii; WAIT, Chicago, 111.
W'AFB, Baton Rouge, La.; KCIJ, Shreveport
La.; CKLW, Detroit, Mich.; WKXL, Con
cord, N. H.; WFEA, Manchester, N. H.
\VPU\ Youngstown, Ohio; WLEU, Erie, Pa.
WJAC, Johnstown, Pa.; KTRM, Beaumont,
Texas.
Canadian Stations Represented — CFCN,
Calgary, Alba.; CFRN, Edmonton, Alba.;
CKRD, Red Deer, Alba.; CKLN, Nelson,
B. C; CJOR, Vancouver, B. C; CFAR, Flin
Flon, Man.; CKX, Brandon, Man.; CKDM,
Dauphin, Man.; CJOB, Winnipeg, Man.;
CJEM, Edmundston, N. B.; CKCW, Monc-
ton, N. B.; CHSJ, St. John, N. B.; VOCM,
Ct. John's, Nfld.; CJFX, Antigonish, N. S.;
CFAB, Windsor, N. S.; CJCH, Halifax, N. S.;
CKBB, Barrie, Ont.; CJBQ, Belleville, Ont.;
CFJR, Brockville, Ont.; CKPR, Ft. William,
Ont.; CHML, Hamilton, Ont.; CKCR, Kitch-
ener, Ont.; CFOOS, Owen Sound, Ont.;
CHOV, Pembroke, Ont.; CHNO, Sudbury,
Ont.; CFRB, Toronto, Ont.; CKLW, Wind-
sor, Ont.; CKNX, Wingham ,Ont.; CKRS,
Jonquiere, Que,; CJAD, Montreal, Que.;
CKAC. Montreal, Que.; CHNC, New Car-
lisle, Que.; CHRC, Quebec, Que.; CJBR,
Rimouski, Que.; CJFP, Riviere de Loup,
Que.; CHLT, Sherbrooke, Que.; CKTS, Sher-
brooke. Que.; CKLD, Thetford Mines, Que.;
CHLN, Three Rivers, Que.; CKVM, Ville-
Marie, Que.; CJGX, Yorkton, Sask.; CKRM,
Regina, Sask.; CFQC, Saskatoon, Sask.
Television Stations Represented through
Adam Young Television, Inc. — WICC-TV,
Bridgeport, Conn.; WAFB-TV, Baton Rouge,
La.; XFLD-TV, Brownsville, Texas; XHTV,
Mexico City, Mexico.
Export Stations Represented through Adam
Young International, Ltd. — ZNS, Nassau, Ba-
hamas; RedifTusion, Bridgetown, Barbardos;
/BM, l'eml)roke, Bermuda; Radio Demerara,
Ceorgleown, British Guiana; 4VM-4VYM,
I'ori-au-IVince, Haiti; 4VW-4HW-4VRW,
l*ort-au-I*rince, Haiti; Rediffusion, Hong
Kong; Kadio Jamaica, Ooss Roads, Jamaica;
KedilTusion, Kuala Lumpur, Malaya; Redif-
fusion, Valella, Malaya; XEX, Mexico City,
Mexico; YNW-NYWA, Managua, Nicaragua;
YNWW, Granada, Nicaragua; HOA-HOB-
HP.K;, Panama (^ity, Panama; HOW, Colon,
Panama; HO(i, Panama City, Panama;
Badio Kl Sol, Lima, Peru; WKVM, San Juan,
Puerto Rico; Rediffusion, Singapore; Radio
JVinidad, Port of Spain, Trinidad; WSTA,
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands.
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FEDERAL
CottiinnLumcatioiiis
Commissioin
Personnel
HOW TO APPLY
FOR FCC LICENSE
NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
of Radio and Television
BROADCASTE
Personnel — Committees
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HEADQCARTRRS: NEW POST OFFICE BUILDING. WASHINGTON 25, D. C.
Personnel as of Februarv 1. 1953
Com inissioners
Chairntan
PAUL A. WALKER
(Term Expires June 30, 1953)
Confident Ml Assistant: PHYLLIS HANCOCK
ROSEL n. HYDE
Vtee-Cliair III fill
(Term Expires June 30, 1959)
EIMVARII n. WERSTER
(Term Expires June 30, 1956)
Assisianl— RUTH KOPPIALKY
ELGE.\E R. :irERRILL
(Term Expires June 30, 1954)
Assistant - KI.IZAPETH DANNELLY
GEORGE E. STERLI]\G
(Term Expires June 30, 1957)
Assistant— NEVA BELL PERRY
FRIEDA R. HENNOCK
(Term Expires June 30, 1955)
Assistant— ARTHUR STAMBLER
RORERT T. RARTLEY
(Term Expires June 30, 1958)
Assistant— FARRELL McGONIGAL
Offico Of The Secretary
Secretary
T. J. SLOWIE
Assistant SecreAary: WILLIAM P. MASSING
Administrative Asst.: Laura L. Hollingsworth
I.VTrHXATIONAL TELFX'OM.VTVNICATIONS
MKTTI.KMKNTS IHVIHION
Charlotte S. Smith. Chiej
MAIL AM» FILKft IHVIHION
Mary E. Sprague. Chief
IKMKKTS DIVIHION
Jcwlc R. Blaine. Chief
tk€hm(;al assistance: i>i vision
Joseph G. Thomas. Acting Chief
MESSKNGEIl DIVISION
John W. Brown. Chief
MINUTE BRANCH
Annette Hutterly, Chief of Branch
IJBKAKY BRANCH
Helen A. Clark, Chief of Branch
■ ■'. r, Hun-
'■'■-■' .: I' C'^'.U'i
Jif(,«-> ij CuDDintitham
Tnomaii H. Donahue
Benito Cairuine
Office of Hc^aring Examinerf^
Administrative Assistant: Lillian Watson
KXAMINKR.S
Annie N. Huntting
Hugh B. Hutchison
H. Giflord Irion
Fanney N. Litvin
Leo Resnick
Herbert Sharfman
Elizabeth C. Smith
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FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
C^ffice of Opinions and Review
SYLVIA D. KESSLER. Chief
Horace E. Slone, Assistant Chief
Harold C. Anderson Seymour M. Chase
Charles S. Borum Alan Y. Naftalin
Hideyuki Noguchi
Office of Administration
Executive Officer
ROBERT W. COX
Richard Solan. Administrative Assistant
ADMIMSTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISION ORGANIZATION AND METHODS DIVISION
Paul H. Sheehy. Chief Eric G. Stewart, Planning Officer
BUDGET AND FISCAL DIVISION
Robert W. Cox. Budget Officer
PERSONNEL DIVISION
Gilbert H. Hatfield, Personnel Officer
Office of Reports and Information
GEORGE O. GILLINGHAM. Chief
INFORMATION BRANCH REPORTS BRANCH
Salina M. Lindo Mary O'Leson
Eva O. Melton
Office of Cliief Engineer
EDWARD W. ALLEN. JR., Chief Engineer
Virgil R. Simpson. Assistant Chief Engineer
John A. Willoughby, Assistant to the Chief Engineer
FREQUENCY ALLOCATION & LABORATORY DIVISION
TREATY DIVISION Edward W. Chapin, Asst. Chief Engineer
Albert L. Mcintosh, Asst. Chief Engineer Ralph J. Renton. 17. S. Supervisor,
CONELRAD
TECHNICAL RESEARCH DIVISION
William C. Boese, Asst. Chief Engineer
Office of Cliief Accountant
WILLIAM J. NORFLEET. Chief Accountant
Hugo Reyer, Assistant Chief Accountant
ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS DIVISION ECONOMICS DIVISION
John J. Nordberg, Asst. Chief Accountant Hyman H. Goldin, Asst. Chief Accountant
Office of General Counsel
BENEDICT P. COTTONE. General Counsel
Dee W. Pincock. Assistant to the General Counsel
LITIGATION DIVISION LEGISLATION, TREATIES AND
J. Roger Wollenberg, Asst. General Counsel RULES DIVISION
Richard A. Solomon, Asst. General Counsel
Broadcast Bureau
CURTIS B. PLUMMER. Chief
Joseph M. Kittner, Assistant Chief
Lavelle W. Hughes, Administrative Assistant
AURAL FACILITIES DIVISION
James E. Barr. Chief
New & Changed Facilities Branch
David S. Stevens. Chief
Existing Facilities Branch
Wallace E. Johnson, Chief
Allocations Branch
Bruce S. Longfellow. Chief
TELEVISION FACILITIES DIVISION
Cyril M. Braum. Chief
Applications Branch
Joseph N. Nelson. Chief
Technical Branch
Hart S. Cowperthwait. Chief
HEARING DIVISION
Frederick W. Ford. Chief
Robert J. Rawson. Asst. Chief
RULES AND STANDARDS DIVISION
Arthur Scheiner. Chief
RENEWAL AND TRANSFER DIVISION
Walter R. Powell. Chief
Transfer Branch
Robert H. Alford. Chief
Renewal Branch
Sol Schildhause, Chief
Compliance Branch
LeRoy Schaafif, Chief
LICENSE DIVISION
Clara M. lehl. Chief
Marguerite F. Hubbard, Asst. Chief
CONTROL SECTION
Melba Z. Templeman, Chief
247
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
Ke^iciiial Managers
I ■ KOLSTER
N itic Region
!*.", .^.., ,... Huildinj;. (541 Washington Street,
New York 14. N. Y.
PAUL H HERNDON. JR.
S \ ■ tic Region
4 Annex. Atlanta 3. Georgia
.1^ ...KINNEY
Gull Slates Region
332 U. S. Appraisers Bldg.. 7300 Wingate St.
Houston 11. Texas (P. O. Box 9314)
KENNETH G. CLARK
South Pacific Region
323-A Customhouse
San Francisco 26, Calif.
GEORGE V. WILTSE
North Pacific Region
801 Federal Office Bldg., Seattle 4, Washington
WILLIAM J. McDONNEL
Central States Region
1300 U. S. Court House, Chicago 4, Illinois
EMERY H. LEE
Great Lakes Region
1029 New Federal Bldg., Detroit 26, Michigan
LEE R. DAWSON
Hawaiian Region
P. O. Box 1142, Lanikai Oahu T. H.
CHARLES T. MANNING
Alaskan Region
Room 52, Federal Bldg.
Anchorage, Alaska
District Offices and Engineers in Charge
1. NATHAN A. HALLENSTEIN
1600 Customhouse
Boston 9. Massachusetts
2. ARTHUR BATCHELLER
748 Federal Building
New York 14. New York
3. ROGER A. PHELPS
1005 U. S. Customhouse
Philadelphia 6, Pennsylvania
4 HYMAN A. COHEN
508 Old Town Bank Building
Baltimore 2. Maryland
5 EDWARD BENNETT
Room 402. New P. O. Building
Norfolk 10, Virginia
Ship Office
RUDOLPH J. MACEY
Room 106. U. S. P. O. Building
Newport News, Virginia
6. W. D. JOHNSON
411 Federal Annex
Atlanta 3, Georgia
Sub-Office
ANDREW BAHLEY
214 P. O. Building
Savannah, Georgia
7. ARTHUR FISH
312 Federal Building
Miami 1, Florida
_ Sub-Office
CHALMER H. NEEB
409-410 P. O. Building
Tampa 2, Florida
8 THEODORE G. DEILER
400 Audubon Building
New Orleans 16, Louisiana
GEORGE E. FRAnS"l'Jn°'""
11 v^, S Court House & Customhouse Bldg.
Mobile 10, Alabama
9. LOUIS L. McCABE
324 U S. Appraisers Building
Houston 11, Texas
„„,_ Sub-Office
ERIC D. COBURN
329 P O Building
Beaumont. Texas
JO"-- •■ -OMSY
?*' Annex Building
10
11. BERNARD H. LINDEN
539 U. S. P. O. and Court House Building
Los Angeles 12, California
Sub-Office
RAY H. LANDRY
15-C U. S. Customhouse & Courthoiise
San Diego 1, California
Ship Office
J. LEE SMITH
Room 326, U. S. P. O. and Courthouse Bldg.
San Pedro, California
FRANCIS V. SLOAN
323-A Customhouse
San Francisco 26, California
JOSEPH H. HALLOCK
307 Fitzpatrick Building
Portland 5, Oregon
14. HERBERT H. ARLOWE
801 Federal Office Building
Seattle 4, Washington
WILLIAM E. CLYNE
521 Customhouse
Denver 2, Colorado
DONALD A. MURRAY
208 Uptown P. O. and Federal Bldg.
St. Paul 2, Minnesota
HAROLD T. GALLAHER
3200 Fidelity Building
Kansas City, Missouri
18. HAROLD D. HAYES
826 U. S. Court House
Chicago 4, Illinois
EDWIN S. HEISER
1029 New Federal Building
Detroit 26, Michigan
PAUL A. HOLLOWAY
328 P. O. Building
Buffalo 3, New York
PAUL R. FENNER
502 Federal Bide.
Honolulu 1, T. H.
ARTHUR T. CLINE, JR.
322-323 Federal Building
San Juan 13, P. R.
HAROLD D. DeVOE
7-8 Shattuck Building
Juneau, Alaska
Sub-Office
Radio Engineer
Room 53, U. S. P. O. and Court House
Anchorage, Alaska
12
13.
15
16.
17
19.
20
21
22.
23
l»riiiiar> .Monitfiring Statifins and Engineers in Charge
PATI-
Allej-
ANLON
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WILLIAM R. FOLEY
Kingsville, Texas
EDWARD W. SANDERS
Millis, Massachusetts
ROBERT A. LANDSBURG
Portland, Oregon
248
HENRY B. DUNPHEY, JR.
Powder Springs, Georgia
GEORGE McLEOD
Livermore, California
LEE R. DAWSON
Lanikai, Oahu, T. H.
EDWIN FORSYTH
Anchorage, Alaska
• • •
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
• • •
Secondary Moiaiitormg Stations and Engineers in Charge
VERNON K. WILSON
Searsport, Maine
ADELBERT C. LAWRENCE
Spokane, Washington
JOHN L. KURDEKA
Twin Falls, Idaho
HOMER V. THOMPSON
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
JAMES E. GILFOY
Lexington, Kentucky
HARRY E. GAROUTTE
Muskogee, Oklahoma
KENNETH V. PRESTON
Fairbanks. Alaska
Safety and Special Radio Services Bureau
EDWIN L. WHITE. Chief
Lester W. Spillane. Assistant Chief
Ezra Chambers. Administrative Assistant
ENFORCEMENT UNIT
Marshall S. Orr, Chief
AVIATION DIVISION
John R. Evans. Chief
Donald Mitchell. Asst. Chief
INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE DIVISION
Glen E. Nielsen. Chief
Ivan H. Louchs. Asst. Chief
MARINE DIVISION
William N. Krebs. Chief
Irving Brownstein. Asst. Chief
PUBLIC SAFETY AND AMATEUR DIVISION
George K. Rollins. Chief
Daniel H. Arnold. Asst. Chief
AUTHORIZATION ANALYSIS DIVISION
Charles R. Weeks, Chief
Robert L. Stark. Asst. Chief
Commom Carrier Bureau
CURTIS M. BUSHNELL, Acting Chief
Gordon J. Kent, Administrative Assistant
TELEPHONE DIVISION
Robert E. Stromberg, Chief
Services and Facilities Branch
Edward L. Clinkscales, Acting Chief
Domestic Radio Services Branch
Arthur A. Gladstone, Chief
Accounting Compliance Branch
James B. Lowell, Chief
Revenue Requirements Branch
Bernard Strassburg, Chief
Depreciation Rates Branch
Kosmo J. Aflfanasiev, Chief
Tariffs & Rate Classifications Branch
John J. Guerard, Acting Chief
OFFICE OF FIELD COORDINATOR
Charles R. Makela, Chief
TELEGRAPH DIVISION
John R. Lambert, Chief
Rates & Revenue Requirements Branch
Martin R. Haven, Chief
Services & Facilities Branch
Ralph D. Jones, Chief
INTERNATIONAL DIVISION
Marion H. Woodward, Chief
Rates & Revenue Requirements Branch
Asher H. Ende, Chief
Services & Facilities Branch
John A. Russ, Chief
LICENSE BRANCH
Betty Ferro, Chief
STATISTICAL BRANCH
June Anderson, Acting Chief
COMMON CARRIER FIELD OFFICES
Atlanta, Ga., 733 Hurt Building— Sydney L. O'Guin, Chief
New York. N. Y.. Rm. 604. 90 Church St.— Jack E. Buckley, Chief
St. Louis, Mo., Room 334, 815 Olive St.— Clarence J. Henry, Acting Chief
San Francisco, Calif., 180 New Montgomery St.— Paul Summerhays. Chief
Field Engineering and Monitoring Bureau
GEORGE S. TURNER. Chief
Frank M. Kratokvil. Assistant Chief
John H. McAllister, Attorney -Advisor
FIELD OPERATING DIVISION
Frank M. Kratokvil. Chief
INSPECTION & EXAMINATION DIVISION
Stacy Norman, Chief
ENGINEERING DIVISION
George L. Jenson, Chief
MONITORING DIVISION
Irving L. Weston. Chief
249
:FCC LICENSE.
Official FCC Procedure for AM, FM and TV Licenses
k NY qualified citizen, firm or group may
^*- apply to the Federal Communications
Commission for authority to construct a
commercial standard, frequency modula-
tion or television broadcast station.
Licensing of these facilities is prescribed
by the Communications Act of 1934, which
sets up certain basic requirements. In
general, applicants must satisfy the Com-
mission that they are legally, technically
and financially qualified, and that opera-
tion of the proposed station would be in
the public interest, convenience and neces-
sity.
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."
The application procedure is substan-
tially the same whether the facility sought
's an FM. television or standard broadcast
station.
Selecting a Frequency
The Conrununications Act recognizes
broadcasting as a competitive industry
and invests the Commission with the re-
sponsibility of allocating facilities so as to
provide a fair, efficient and equitable dis-
tribution of radio service.
Standard broadcast stations operate on
"local," "regional," or "clear" channels.
Local stations are of 100 to 250 watts
power and serve smaller communities;
stations of 500 watts to 5 kilowatts cover
larger centers of population and surround-
ing areas; stations of 10 to 50 kilowatt
maximum power are for large area cov-
erage, particularly at night.
To determine whether an AM fre-
quency is available for assignment in a
particular area, it is necessary for the
applicant to have a channel study made
by a competent engineer. The Commis-
sion's engineering personnel cannot un-
dertake to make such studies for prospec-
tive applicants.
A FM applicant must specify a fre-
quency available to the area intended to
be served. The Commission has tenta-
tively allocated geogl-aphic blocks of
frequencies to accommodate Class A sta-
tions (community) and Class B. Stations
(metropolitan and rural). Except in the
larger cities, the demand for FM stations
has not yet exceeded the supply of avail-
able frequencies.
Applying for a Construction Permit
Once a prospective licensee has decided
the type of station he wants to apply for,
the next step is to make application for a
construction permit. This application must
be in writing, on a form (No. 301) sup-
plied by the Commission. This form re-
quires information about the citizenship
and character of the applicant, as well as
his financial, technical and other ability
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 are reviewed in their engi-
neering, legal and financial aspects by the
Broadcast Bureau, which makes recom-
mendations to the Commission.
If, upon examination of an application,
the Commission determines that there are
no engineering conflicts and that all other
requirements are met, the application is
granted and a construction permit is
issued.
250
• • •
HOW TO APPLY FOR FCC LICENSE
• • •
Hearings
Where it appears that interference
would be caused to another station above
the degree described in the Commission's
"Standards of Good Engineering Practice,"
or if other serious questions are involved,
a hearing is usually required before a de-
termination can be made. Sometimes, also,
a hearing is necessary because tviro or
more applicants request the same fre-
quency.
In designating an application for hear-
ing, the Commission gives public notice
of the issues for the information of
the applicant and other parties who
may be concerned. Prior to the hearing,
requests may be made for enlargement of
the issues, to amend the application, or to
permit other parties to intervene.
The hearing notice generally allows the
applicant a period of 30 days or more in
which to prepare. Even after being desig-
nated for hearing, an applicant may find
it possible to satisfy the issues by amend-
ing his application, especially if there are
engineering considerations.
Hearings are customarily conducted by
an examiner. He has authority to admin-
ister oaths, examine witnesses and rule
upon the admis»sion of evidence. Individ-
ual or partnership applicants may appear
in person or by counsel, but cooperate ap-
plicants must be represented by attorney.
Within 20 days after the close of the
hearing, 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 his con-
tentions. After review of evidence and
statements, the hearing examiner issues
an initial decision.
In the event he wishes to contest the
initial decision, the applicant or any other
interested party then has 20 days from the
date on which the initial decision was
announced to file exceptions and to re-
quest oral argument before the Commis-
sion. Oral argument is granted on request.
After oral argimient the Commission may
adopt, modify or reverse the hearing ex-
aminer's initial decision. Within 20 days
thereafter, any party involved may peti-
tion for a rehearing. Such a petition may
be filed whether or not the decision is
based upon a hearing but does not stay
the proceedings unless ordered by the
Commission.
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.
Construction Permit
When and if an application meets statu-
tory and other requirements, it is granted
and a construction permit is issued. The
latter specifies a date for commencement
and another for completion of construc-
tion. A maximum of 60 days from date
of grant is provided in which construction
shall begin, and a maximum of six months
thereafter as the time for completion (or
8 months in all). If the permittee is un-
able to build his station within the time
specified he can apply (on Form 701) for
additional time, stating the reasons. Upon
completion of construction, the permittee
can engage in equipment tests.
License
The final step is to apply (on Form 302)
for the actual license. The applicant must
show compliance with all terms, condi-
tions, and obligations set forth in the
original application and the construction
permit. After applying for a license and
receiving authority from the Commission,
the holder of a construction permit can
conduct tests. A station license is then
issued if no new cause or circumstance
has come to the attention of the Commis-
sion that would make operation of the
station contrary to the public interest.
Standard and FM stations are licensed
for the statutory limit of three years; tele-
vision stations for one year.
251
NATIONAL
OF RADIO AND TELEVISION
BROADCASTERS
i^
Headquarters: 1771 N Street,
Washington 6. D. C.
Phone: Decatur 2-9300
N.W.
Officers
President — Harold E. Fellows
Justin Miller Neal McNaughten
Chmn. of the Bd. and Gen. Counsel Manager of Engineering
S^r^aJ^'asurer , /9^^/ K. Richards
Thad H Brown, Jr. Administrative Vice Pres.
V.P., Comiftcl /» Charge of TV Affairs John H. Smith, Jr.
»r w> r.. ^'***^Yd P. Doherty Manager of Promotion and FM
V.P., D\r., Employee-Employer Relations ,^. „^ .,
Ralph W. Hardy Vincent Wasilewski
V.P., Dir., Government Relations Chief Attorney
DEPARTMENT EXECUTIVES
Neal McNaughton, Manager of Engi-
neering
Fran Riley, Editor of Publications
John H. Smith, Jr., Manager of Promo-
tion and FM
William T. Stubblefield, Manager of Sta-
tion Relations
Charles H. Tower, Assistant to the Vice
President (EERD)
William K. Treynor, Assistant Manager
of Station Relations
William L. Walker, Auditor
Vincent T. Wasilewski, Chief Attorney
Louise K. Aldrich, LihraHaii
Richard M. Allerton, Manager of Re-
search
Jack L. Barton, State Relations Field
Representative
Howard H. Bell, Assistant to the Vice
President ( Television)
Edward H. Bronson, Director of Tele-
vision Code Affairs
Abiah A. Church, Attorney
OcAr FA<U'r. Manager of Publicity
RADIO BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1953-1954
»ki'f li"'''^'^''"'-"^ 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
Wrlr ^^{;^;^^"^^^^ 1 Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hamp-
y V V' y V^^"*''^^^'^ shire, Rhode Island and Vermont.
U'vvp ^^^'^^^^"^•'^e"V ,; 2 New York and New Jersey.
V\ SYK, Syracuse, N. Y.
Delaware, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Mary-
land, excluding the counties of Prince Georges
and Montgomery.
District of Columbia, North Carolina, South Caro-
lina, yirginia and Maryland, including the coun-
ties of Prmce Georges and Montgomery.
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Puerto Rico and
Virgin Islands.
Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee.
George H. Clinton „
WPAR, Parkersburg, W. Va.
Harold Essex 4
WSJS, Winston-Salem, N. C.
■^'>r.n Fulton r
'•'■ ^.ST. Atlanta
Her,ry B. Clay «
KWKH, Shreveport, La
252
• • •
NATL. ASSN. OF RADIO-TV BROADCASTERS
• • •
Director District States Comprising District
F. Ernest Lackey 7 Kentucky and Ohio.
WHOP, Hopkinsville, Ky.
Stanley R. Pratt 8 Indiana and Michigan.
WSOO, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
Hugh K. Boice, Jr 9 Illinois and Wisconsin.
WEMP, Milwaukee
E. K. Hartenbower 10 Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska.
KCMO, Kansas City, Mo.
John F. Meagher 11 Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota, ex-
KYSM, Mankato eluding 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.
Jack Todd 12 Kansas and Oklahoma.
KAKE, Wichita, Kan.
Kenyon Brown 13 Texas.
KWFT, Wichita Falls, Tex.
William C. Grove 14 Colorado, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, New
KFBC, Cheyenne, Wyo. 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.
William D. Pabst 15 California, excluding the counties of San Luis
KFRC, San Francisco 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.
Albert D. Johnson 16 Arizona, California, including the counties of San
KOY, Phoenix, Ariz. 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.
Richard M. Brown 17 Alaska, Oregon and Washington.
KPOJ, Cortland DIRECTORS-AT-LARGE
Large Stations Small Stations
Paul W. Morency Edgar Kobak
WTIC, Hartford, Conn. WTWA, Thomson, Ga.
John H. DeWitt, Jr. Lee W. Jacobs
WSM, Nashville, Tenn. KBKR, Baker, Ore.
FM Stations
Medium Stations WWDC-Fm! Washington, D. C.
^;>l-J5^^"^^^' J^- Michael R. Hanna
WGAC, Augusta, Ga. WHCU-FM, Ithaca, N. Y.
G. Richard Shafto Network: Earl M. Johnson
WIST, Charlotte, N. C. MBS, New York
TELEVISION BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1951-1952
Robert D. Swezey, Chairman W. D. Rogers, Jr.
WDSU-TV, New Orleans, La. KEYL, San Antonio, Tex.
Uair R. McCollough, Vice-Chairman George B. Storer
WGAL-TV, Lancaster, Pa. Fort Industry Co., Toledo. Ohio
Campbell. Arnoux Frank M. Russell
WTAR-TV, Norfolk, Va. NBC, Washington, D. C.
Harold Hough H. V. Akerberg
WBAP-TV, Fort Worth, Tex. CBS, New York, N. Y.
Kenneth L. Carter C. J. Witting
WAAM, Baltimore, Md. DuMont. New York, N. Y.
William Fay Henry W. Slavick
WHAM-TV, Rochester, N. Y. WMCT, Memphis, Tenn.
Paul Raibourn Alexander Stronach
KTLA, Los Angeles, Calif. ABC-TV. New York
253
Address and Telephone Numbers of Talent Representatives
in !\eu' York\ Los Angeles and Chicago
^
JVEW YORK
ArtlntA
CO Ea«t 5;<ni St PLaza
4lpxmnder. \^'illard. Inr.
30 Rockefeller Plara Circle
All Aroerlra Artists, Inr.
isn» Brna.Uay rUdsoii
A Urn. Rudd> . Aicenrv
.'.!»:i M.uli-<iii Avf ELdorado
Apprll, Jaroe« 8.
400 Madison Ave PLara
B«ker. V. 8. Advertising: .Service
662 Fifth Ave Luxembourg
Brtocoe & Goldsmith. Inc.
622 Fifth Ave MUrray Hill
BrMks. Ted
134 East 67lh St PLaza
rh«M>. Cleveland B. Co.. Inc.
424 Madison Ave ELdorado
Coe. Roberts Associates
368 Madison Ave VAnderbilt
Collins. Ted
1819 Broadway Circle
Cnlomhia Artists Management, Inc.
113 West B7th St Circle
Consolidated Radio Artists. Inc.
30 Rockefeller Plaza COlumbus
Cooper, Frank Associates
521 Fifth Ave VAnderbilt
Deiiroot, Roy Consultants, Inc.
551 Fifth Ave MUrray Hill
Kvans & Weinhold
113 West 57th St Circle
Fadiman Associates, Ltd.
1601 Broadway LAckawanna
Famous Artists Corp. of N. Y.
810 Fifth Ave Circle
Fanrbon A Marco, Inc.
IBOl Broadway CHlckeringr
Herman FlaJkoflT Agency
1580 Bway JUdson
Gabbe, Lots 4t Heller
iHUf Bway Circle
Gale, Inc.
48 West 48th St.. . PLaza
General Artists Corp.
1270 Sixth Ave.. Circle
GKts, Clark H.
4.'10 I'jirli Ave PLaza
GIbbs. John R.. A Co.
.'5'» Ho'kf:f»-ll.-r PIaz;. .PLaza
GlaMr, ice. Inc.
746 Fifth Ave PLaza
0—4muu>. Martin
Warwick Hotel . . .JUdson
OreaUer, Abnrr 4.
1270 Sixth Ave. . . Circle
OrMaman, Al
1270 Sixth Ave... ..Circle
Hablo. 8ylTla
11. -5 W. 57lh '-• JCdHori
Hanna, Mmrk
6M Madison Avu TEmpleton
ilayward, Leiand. Ltd.
260 W. 67th 81 TUdaon
3-1862
6-4224
6-2244
5-0640
3-7840
2-1040
2-6244
9-1344
6-1591
6-3417
7-0094
7-6900
6-3680
6-6661
7-9136
7-6900
4-3644
7-6200
4-3966
2-4037
5-7998
7-7100
7-7643
0-0910
7-5fi60
9-4600
6-1180
7-3026
6-8422
8 2731
8-8730
6-2580
Hurok Attractions, Inc.
711 Fifth Ave PLaza 9-6000
Karn, Estella H.
49 West 45th St ..Luxembourg: 3-2170
Kerr, Bob
85 W. 54lh St COlumbus 5-8051
Leddy, Mark J.
48 W.<;t 481h St JUdson 6-2760
Lengel, William C. Literary ARHOciates
67 West 44th St MUrray Hill 2-3606
Lipset, Benjamin B.
1350 Broadway CHlckering- 4-2466
Leipzig, Syd
1564 Broadway Circle 6-2367
Management Corp. of America
598 Madison Ave PLaza 9-7600
William McCafTrey Agency
501 Madison Ave ELdorado 5-1076
Michaud, Arthur T.
1619 Broadway Circle 7-2900
Mindling, Louis A.
113 West 57th St Circle 5-5370
Morris, William Aeency, Inc.
1270 Sixth Ave JUdson 6-5100
Morrow, Marjorie
1501 Broadway CHickeringr 4-0644
Moses, John H.
730 Fifth Ave Circle 6-2677
Music Corp. of America
598 Madison Ave PLaza 9-7500
National Concert & Artists Corp.
711 Fifth Ave PLaza 9-6000
National Radio & Theatrical Bureau
1650 Broadway JUdson 6-3550
North. Meyer B.
1564 Broadway PLaza 7-3445
O'Connor. John
1697 Broadway Circle 5-4920
Okun, Lillian
2 West 67th St TRaf algar 7-8916
Peed, Earl 8.
1 If) W. 57th St PLaza 7-.3736
Pratt, Ben
322 East 50th St PLaza 8-0593
Richard, Max
1776 Broadway PLaza 7-6414
Roberts, Bob Levitt
806 Seventh Ave JUdson 6-0026
Shurr, Louis
1501 Broadway CHickering 4-8240
Souvaine, Henry, Inc.
30 Rockefeller Plaza Circle 7-5666
Bpecial Attractions, Inc.
48 West 48th St PLaza 7-3380
Stanley, Alleen
1619 Broadway PLaza 7-6779
8tark, Wilbur
510 MadJHOii Ave PLaza 3-1742
Storer, Douglas F.
1270 Sixth Ave Circle 7-6326
Vallon, Mike
1270 Sixth Ave . . .Circle 7-0162
Waible, Fred
400-A E. 56th St ELdorado 5-2372
Wolf Associates, Inc.
420 Madison Ave PLaza 5-7620
Yost, Ben Enterprises
1650 Broadway Circle 6-6532
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MANAGERS AND AGENTS
• • •
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LOS ANGELES
^
Allen Larry, Inc.
6381 Hollywood Blvd. (28) , . .HEmpstead 0421
Ainsworth, Helen, Agency
197 N. Canon Dr. (B. H.) . . CRestview 6-2062
Bergerman, Stanley & Co.
8553 Sunset Blvd CRestview 6-6121
Bernie, Herman
260 S. Beverly Dr. (B.H.) ... CRestview 5-0117
Bloom, Phil, Akcy.
416 N. Bedford Dr CRestview 6-1339
Business Administration Co.
360 N. Camden Dr. (B.H.) . . .CRestview 6-7071
Columbia Artists Management, Inc.
427 West 5th St MAdison 6-2327
Crosby, Everett N., Ltd.
9028 Sunset Blvd. (46) BRadshaw 2-2771
Famous Artists Corp.
9441 Wilshire Blvd. (B.H.) . .CRestview 1-5222
Federal Artists Corp.
8734 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 5-5261
Frederick Bros. Agcy. Inc.
214 N. Canon Dr. (B.H.) . . . .CRestview 1-6244
General Artists Corp.
9028 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 1-8101
Gertz, Mitchell Agcy., Inc.
240-242 S. Beverly Dr. (B.H.)
CRestview 4-5491
Gregory Associates, Inc.
930 N. La Ciene?a Blvd BRadshaw 2-5084
Nat C. Goldstone Agcy.
9121 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 6-1071
Hamilburg, MitcheU, Jr.
8776 Sunset Blvd CRestview 5-4171
Irwin, Lou, Inc.
9165 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 1-7131
Jaffe. Sam, Agcy.
8553 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 6-6121
Kohner, Paul, Inc.
9169 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 1-5166
Kramer, Earl Agcy.
204 S. Beverly Drive (B.H.) . .CRestview 6-2338
Kurtze, Jack, Agcy.
214 N. Canon Dr. (B.H.) CRestview 4-6403
M. C. Levee
9000 Sunset Blvd CRestview 6-6285
Linsk, Lester
9606 Santa Monica Blvd. (B.H.)
CRestview 5-4396
MCA, Ltd.
9370 Santa Monica Blvd. (B.H.)
CRestview 6-2001
McConkey Artists Corp.
Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel (28)
HEmpstead 7141
Morris, Wm., Agency, Inc.
202 N. Canon Drive (B.H.) . .CRestview 1-6161
National Concert & Artists Corp.
427 W. 6th St. (13) MAdison 9-1241
Preminger, Inge, Agey.
204 S. Beverly Dr. (B.H.) .. .CRestview 6-8776
Radio Registry
1519 Cross Rds. of the World. .Hillside 8321
Bocamora, Wynn
8584 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 4-5431
Rosenberg, George, Agcy., Inc.
211 S. Beverly Dr. (B.H.) CRestview 1-8121
Rush, Art, Inc.
1418 N. Higrhland Ave. (28) ... .Hillside 5161
Saphier, James L., Agcy., Inc.
9638 Brighton Way (B.H.) . .CRestview 1-7231
Small, Paul, Artists, Ltd.
448 S. Canon Dr. (B.H.) ... .CRestview 1-5246
Sharpe, Don W.
8511 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 6-2044
Schwartz Agcy.
8749 Sunset (46) CRestview 6-7371
Shauer, Melville A., Agcy.
9120 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview l-il03
Sherman, Edward, Agcy.
8680 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 6-0186
Shurr, Louis Agcy.
327 North Rodeo Dr. (B.H.) .CRestview 1-1116
Somlyo, E. T.
242 N. Canon Dr. (B.H.) CRestview 6-2041
Stempel-Olenick Agcy.
717 N. La Ciene&a Blvd. (46) .CRestview 1-7141
Wadsworth, J. B.
9172 Sunset Blvd CRestview 6-0698
Winkler, Daniel M.
9606 Santa Monica Blvd. (B.H.)
CRestview 1-7244
CHICAGO
^
Alexandroflf, Norman, Artists' Bureau
410 S. Michigan Ave WAbash 2-6761
Associated Booking Corp.
203 North Wabash CEntral 6-9451
Benn Theatrical Agency
64 West Randolph St DEarbom 2-6860
Consolidated Radio Artists of 111.
32 W. Randolph St FRanklin 2-8300
Ellsworth, W. M.
76 E. Wacker Drive CEntral 6-0942
General Artists Corp.
360 N. Michigan Ave STate 2-6288
Harry Greben Enterprises
203 North Wabash DEarbom 2-0996
Gumbiner Management Co.
120 S. LaSalle St STate 2-0248
Charles E. Hogan
203 North Wabash CEntral 6-2032
Tweet Hogan
203 North Wabash ANdover 3-6910
Jack & Jill Players Radio Artists Co.
180 E. Delaware St WHitehall 4-5100
Lear, Les Productions Corp.
139 No. Clark St FRanklin 2-2100; 2-7840
ANdover 3-7233
Levin, W. Biggie ^^^^
612 N. Michigan Ave .SUperior 7-0506
Paul Marr Theatrical Agency
303 North Wabash DEarborn 2-7415
McOonkey Artists Corporation
127 North Dearborn STate 2-7332
Morris, William, Agency ^
203 N. Wabash Ave STate 2-3632
Morse, Sidney P.
203 N. Wabash Ave RAndolph 6-6990
Music Corporation of America
430 N. Michigran Ave DElaware 7-1100
Mutual Entertainment Agency, Inc.
203 North Wabash RAndolph 6-6990
National Concert & Artists Corp.
106 W. Adams St DEarborn 2-6813
Sidney J. Page „ „„..
203 North Wabash STate 2-7344
Radio Talent, Inc. ^ ^^
35 E. Wacker FRanklin 2-4351
Schuster, Milton
127 North Dearborn St DEarborn 2-8633
Phil TjTrell Agency
203 North Wabash FRanklin 2-8665
WLS Artists Bureau
120 W. Waahington Blvd MOnroe 6-8700
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^"■^■- center, it is also
Detroit
greatest automotive
one of the nation's most important radio and
And the
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television production centers,
center of Detroit's radio and
production is
T REN OLE- Camp BELL Enterprises, Inc.
Because Trendle-Campbell originates four live programs on two
national networks. These are the nationally famous LONE RANGER,
Monday-Wednesday-Friday weekly, 7:30 to 8:00 p.m.,
E.S.T., on ABC. Also, the LONE RANGER on television
every Thursday from 7:30 to 8:00 p.m., E.S.T., on ABC
network, LONE RANGER celebrates its 20th anniversary
this year.
SERGEANT PRESTON of the YUKON 5:00
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r.ri \fi|fii il \f.twork.
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programs, now being pro-
available soon for spon-
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duced as a television show, will be
sorship.
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1 800 Strok Building
Detroit 26, Michigan
NEW SYMBOL OF PROGRESS
AB-PT Moves Swiftly To Build Public Service
By ROBERT E. KINTNER. President
American Broadcasting Company
ANEW competitive force was
initiated in the home radio
and television broadcasting in-
dustry on Februa"ry 9, 1953
when the Federal Communica-
tions Commission gave its ap-
proval to the merger of the
American Broadcasting Company
and United Paramount Theatres,
Inc., as (being "in the public inter-
est."
The merger combined in the
newly formed American Broad-
casting-Paramount Theatres, Inc.,
the 651-theater chain of United Para-
mount Theatres, Inc., with the then 355-
radio station and 81 - television station
networks of the American Broadcasting
Company which owned five stations in
radio, television and FM.
Under the terms of the mergei-, the
American Broadcasting Company con-
tinues to operate its radio and television
networks as a division of the merged
company, AB-PT, which maintains its
policy of operating its theaters on a de-
centralized basis through regional operat-
ing subsidiary companies.
The merger btings together in one com-
pany the combined show business "know-
how" of two leading components of the
entertainment world — radio and television
on the one hand and the motion picture
theaters on the other.
Less than a month after the merger was
consummated, ABC moved rapidly ahead
to make good its promise to become a
stronger and top competitor in the home
broadcasting and telecasting industry. In
rapid succession these developments were
announced by ABC:
Feb. 18: ABC to spend $2,000,000 for super-
power video for its five owned television
stations
Feb. 19: ABC buys two top TV story
properties; to star Paul Hartman and
Barry Sullivan.
Feb. 23: A new concept in radio program-
ming featuring music and news on ABC
Saturday, Sunday and Monday nights,
with name stars as masters of cere-
monies.
Feb. 24: ABC eagle on federal mirror
adopted as trademark by ABC radio and
television networks starting March 1,
1953.
Feb. 25: WABC, WABC-FM and WABC-
TV are the new call letters for ABC in
New York, effective March i,
1953.
Feb. 27: ABC announces expen-
diture of $100,000 for all-family
film serials on New York tele-
vision station— WABC-TV.
March 2: ABC expands its TV
and radio operations into addi-
tional top markets of the coun-
try; adds 14 new TV affiliates
for total video network of 95
and five new radio affiliates
bring ABC radio network to
362 stations.
March 6: (the date this was written) ABC
signs George Jessel to an exclusive long-
term contract fot his services in radio
and TV as a performer and producer
effective June 1, 1953.
These are the headlines which tell in
graphic and concise fashion the story of
ABC's first steps following the merger to
become a vital and vigorous competitor.
The goal of ABC is to compete more ef-
fectively, to render a better and more far-
reaching service to the public. We plan
to achieve this goal through sound, busi-
ness-like progress and a steady, consistent
development and growth. We do not ex-
pect magic results over-night.
Time alone will tell the full benefits of
the merger to the American audience in
radio and television through better pro-
gramming, not alone by ABC but through-
out the entire industry as competition
rises to higher levels.
This year (1953) will mark one of the
peak periods of expansion in the history
of ABC. Basically this expansion will be
on the programming front and is geared to
the Fall season. As a milestone in the net-
work's progress, 1953 will take its place
alongside the August, 1948-September 1949
period when ABC became the fil-st net-
work to place in operation its five owned
television stations.
ABC eagerly welcomes the opportunities
the merger presents to us for broadening
the industry's programming horizons just
as I am certain CBS, DuMont, MBS and
NBC recognize and will rise to new
heights of achievement to meet the chal-
lenge of strong new competition.
This will rebound to the benefit of the
audience, the advertiser and the industry.
We are indeed standing on the threshold
of an exciting new era in radio and tele-
vision.
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(A Division of Americcm Broadcasting-Paramount Theaters, Inc.)
7 West 66th Street, New York 23, N. Y.
(Telephone Number: SUsquehanna 7-3000)
AB-PT Board of Directors
EjH E. Anderson Robert L. Huffines, jr.
)ohn Balaban William T. Kilborn
A H. Blank Robert E. Kintner
John A. Coleman Walter P. Marshall
Charles T. Fisher, jr. Edward J. Noble
E. Chester Ccrsten Robert H. O'Brien
Leonard H. Goldenson Herbert Schwartz
Walter W. Cross R. B. Wilby
Robert H. Hinckley Owen D. Young
American Broadcasting Company
(A Division of AB-UP)
Officers
Robert E. Kintner President
Robert H. O'Brien Executive Vice-President
Earl E. Anderson Vice-President
Charles T. Ayres Vice-President
Slocum Chapin . Vice-President
James H. Connolly Vice-President
Robert H. Hinckley Vice-President
Earl Hudson Vice-President
Ernest Lee jahncke, Jr Vice-President
Frank Marx Vice-President
John Mitchell Vice-President
Harold L. Morgan. Jr Vice-President
John H. Norton, jr. Vice-President
Theodore I. Oberfeldcr Vice-President
C. Nicholas Priaulx. Vice-President and
Treasurer
Alexander Stronach, Jr Vice-President
Thomas Velotta Vice-President
Robert M. Weitman Vice-President
Paul Whiteman Vice-President
Geraldine B Zorbaugh Secretary
Walter C. Tepper Controller
Aaron Rubin Ass't Secretary and Treasurer
Omar Elder Ass't Secretary
New York
30 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20. New York
Charles T. Ayres. . . Vice-President in charge of
Radio Network
Engineering d General Services
Frank Marx Vice-President in Charge
1,1,. t,. , Operations Supr.
. Purchasing Agent
Supr. of Communications
Clure Owen Administrative Assistant
John Preston Director of Engineering
Facilities & General Services
Lawrence Ruddell Recording Director
Joseph j. Spagnola Office & Studio Services
Director
William Trevarthen Director of
Engineering Operations
Reginald Willcocks Traffic Manager
Finance, Personnel
C. Nicholas Priaulx, Vice-President &
Treasurer
Henny T. Hede, Administrative Assistant
Aaron Rubin Assistant Treasurer fir
Assistant Secretary
Walter C. Tepper Controller
Marie McWilliams Director of Personnel
Legal
Geraldine B. Zorbaugh Secretary fir Acting
General Attorney
Omar Elder Attorney Cr Assistant Secretary
Labor Relations
Mortimer Weinbach Acting Director of
Labor Relations
News & Special Events
Thomas Velotta Vice-President in Charge
Donald Coe. . .Director of News fir Special Events
Program
Robert M. Weitman Vice-President
in Charge of Programming and Talent
Raymond Diaz National Program Director
William Berns WABC Program Manager
Leonard Blair Eastern Program Director
Walter A. Gustafson. Supervisor of Sound Effects
William Hamilton. Eastern Production Manager
Helen Hedeman Supervisor of Casting
Anne Kelly Announcing Office Manager
j. Ward Mitchell Manager of Script &
Program Promotion
George Sax Supervisor of Program Production
_, ^ .. . ,j Control Unit
Clayton Shields Business Manager
Myrtle Tower. . .Director of Program Operations
Frank Vagnoni Manager of Music Division
Public Relations, Advertising &
Promotion, and
Continuity Acceptance
1°^? P^^"y Director of Public Affairs
fi"! lSI;^):^^^'''' Librarian
Mitchell DeGroot Manager of Advertising &
A ..L ■> *« Promotion
Arthur B. Donegan .Manager of Publicity
Ellen Heagerty Supervisor of Audience
I nfornvation
Grace johnsen. Director of Continuity Acceptance
Ruth Trexler Executive Producer of
Religious and Education frograms
Scdes
William Fairbanks Eastern Sales Manager
George Huelser Sales Service Manager
Station Relations, Operations for
Sales & Station Traific, Research &
Sales Development
Ernest Lee Jahncke, Jr.. . .Vlce-Pres. & Assistant
to the President
Frank Atkinson Manager of Co-operative
Program Sales
Stewart Barthelmess Manager of Station
Clearance
Alfred Beckman National Director of Station
Relations Department
Donald Buck Director of Operations for Sales
and Station Traffic
Alice Stamatis Manager of Order Processing
Oliver Treyz Director of Research &
Sales Development
William A. Wylie Manager of Station
Relations Department
Central Division
20 North Wacker Drive
Chicago 6, Illinois
John H. Norton, Jr Vice-President in Charge
LeRoy Bartrum Manager of Traffic fir
Communications
Kenneth Christiansen Manager of Office &
Studio Services
Mary A. Corcoran Purchasing Agent Cr
Personnel Interviewer
Wilbur Cummings. .Engineering Operations Supr.
Frances Dixon Program Booking and
Operations Supervisor
James Duffy Manager of Advertising and
Sales Promotion
Walter L. Emerson Legal Counsel
Elliot Henry, Jr Publicity Manager
William Hohmann Research Supervisor
E. C. Horstman Manager of Engineering fir
General Services Department
Lowell E. Jackson Manager of Network Sales
Edward BIshoff Sales Service Manager
Burr E. Lee Manager of Production and
Announcing
Francis McNulty Music Rights Supervisor
Cornelius O'Dea News Supervisor
Stewart Robinson Auditor
Robert M. Savage Manager of Script Cr
Continuity Acceptance
W. Donald Roberts Director of Network for
Central Division
Hollywood
1539 North Vine Street
Hollywood 28, California
Earl Hudson Vice-President
in Charge of Western Division
J. Clifford Anderson Program Business Mgr.
Dorothy L. Brown Continuity Acceptance
Editor, Western Division
Philip G. Caldwell Manager, Engineering &
General Services, Western Division
Francis Conrad . . . Director of Radio, Westera Div,
Dresser Dahlstead Program Manager,
Western Division
Ralph Denechaud.. .Engineering Operations Supr.
Paul Gates Night Program Manager
Francis D. LaTourette Western Division
News Editor
Allan Maynard Purchasing Agent 6
Supervisor of Building Maintenance
Courtney McLeod Traffic Manager, Western
Division
Jon Meyers Assistant Program Manager Cr
Production Manager
Florence T. Schiro Personnel Director
C. Merwin Travis Director of Promotion -
Publicity Services
John C. Wagner Controller, Western Division
San Francisco
420 Taylor Street
San Francisco 2, California
James Connolly .Vice-President In Charge
A. E. Evans Manager of Engineering Cr
General Services Department
Gordon Grannis Advertising, Promotion Cr
Publicity Manager
Lois Ann Hart Sales Service Manager
Edith KIrby Traffic Manager
Victor Reed Manager of News Cr Special
Events Cr Program Operations
Henry A. Saroyan Auditor
Lorraine Duchene. .Continuity Acceptance Editor
Owned Radio Stations
Theodore I. Oberfelder Vice-President in
Charge of Owned Radio Stations
William Materne National Sales Manager,
Owned Radio Stations
New York
Hartley Samuels General Manager of WABC
Michael Renault. .Commercial Manager of WABC
Chicago
Edward Lynch Sales Manager of WENR
Hollywood
Amos Baron Station Manager and National
Sales Manager of the Western Division
Jon Wells Barkhurst Director of Radio
Promotion -Publicity Department
Matthew Barr Sales Manager of KECA
San Francisco
Paul Scheiner Sales Manager of KGC
Detroit
(WXYZ, Inc.)
Harold Christian Sales Manager of WXYZ
Station Representatives for WABC, KECA & KGO
Edward Petry Cr Company
488 Madison Avenue
New York 22, N. Y.
Station Representatives for WENR Cr WXYZ
John Blair Cr Company
150 East 43rd Street
New York 17, N. Y.
Radio Stations Advisory Committee
Roger W. Clipp, WFIL, Philadelphia, Pa.
J. P. Williams, WING, Dayton, Ohio.
Verl Bratton, WKTY, La Crosse, Wisconsin.
T. B. Lanford, KRMD, Shreveport, La.
Harold V. Hough, WBAP, Fort Worth. Texas.
Frank C. Carman, KUTA, Salt Lake City, Utah.
J. Archie Morton, KJR, Seattle, Washington.
James W. Hicks, WCOS, Columbia, S. C.
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of total
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Population 12,601,300
Radio Homes 3,785,540
Farm Radio Homes 328,990
Food Sales $ 3.266,766,000
Retail Sales .$13,613,431,000
Drug Sales $ 464,447,000
Fillmg Station Sales $ 739,614,000
Passenger Car Registrations 4,116,934
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NO. 1 PROBLEM-AUDIENCE
Basic Ingredients For Its Building Is — Programs
By ADRIAN MURPHY
President, CBS Radio
IT IS always something of a
risk to try and set down in
the middle of January predic-
tions which will be published
toward the end of April and
which will be read (if at all) at
some unknown time in the suc-
ceeding ten or eleven months.
This is a risk which none of
us takes willingly. But perhaps
it is good for the soul that we
do take it since it forces us to
attempt long-range revaluations
of a situation which, for the most
part, we see only on a day-to-day, even
hour-by-hour basis.
It seems to me that now — as invariably
as in the past — the basic problem of radio
is audiences. And audiences inevitably
have only a single fountainhead: pro
grams.
The mere fact that television has be-
come another competitor for leisure-time
attention — added to reading, conversation,
movies, visiting, driving, etc. — accents the
audience problem rather than makes it
insoluble.
Perhaps one of radio's strongest attri-
butes now, as always, is the fact that radio
listening is a leisure-time activity which
can he engaged in at the same time peo-
ple engage in other activities. This is most
demonstrable during the daytime hours
when housewives are faced with the
hourly and weekly chores which continue
throughout the year. These housewives
each day recognize and rebuild their
homes from the debris of everyday living
and, at the same time, are informed and
entertained by daytime radio — without
missing a crease in the bed sheets or a
speck of dust in the living room. This
simultaneous work-play equation has
made daytime radio the good companion
of the American housewife. There seems
to me to be no evidence that television
will materially change this situation in
the foreseeable future.
In nighttime radio we have, obviously,
a somewhat different situation. Initially
radio was traditionally a center-of-the-
home activity. The radio set was a major
household investment made for the whole
family. The family made dates with their
favorite performers between the hours of
7 and 10 and gathered as a family to keep
these dates.
But, even before television, this pattern
mtmAim
wasi changing. Radio listening
was moving beyond the confines
of the living room into the den,
the kitchen, the bedroom, and
the automobile. The mere fact
that in the past six years 100,000,-
000 new radio sets have been
bought seems to indicate that the
radio has been becoming a per-
sonal, rather than a family, ad-
junct to people's lives.
I suspect that as the general
economic well-being of the
United States continues to grow
— ^as more and more people continue to
get more and more of the so-called luxu-
ries— this trend toward personalization of
radio will accelerate, rather than dimin-
ish.
I think as broadcasters we have a very
real responsibility to work with diligence
and imagination to create new forms of
programming which will conform to the
living habits of our people.
Obviously, none of us is satisfied with
the encouraging situation as it is reported
to us through research information. We,
at CBS Radio, are considering how we
can best translate the world of public af-
fairs into exciting radio fare. Iliis might
be a program feature of the future. We
are constantly devising new ways to dis-
cover and expose new personalities to
the radio audience. All this, and more, we
have done and will continue to do.
I grart you that there is a wide gap be-
tween recognizing and accomplishing an
objective. However, recognition is an im-
portant first step — and we have already
taken a few steps beyond.
Programs is the word that all of us keep
before us at all times — think about, talk
about, dream about. I am sure that other
broadcasters are doing the same. I am
convinced that today, and for the next
five years, audiences are the industry's
primary concern. It is the concern of our
affiliated stations, and it is the concern of
network and the stations that we own
and operate. I am confident that the nature
of radio, and the personalities of radio,
and the interest that people have in ac-
quiring radios to accompany them wher-
ever they go represent a foundation which
will insure the continuance of radio as a
major medium for reaching, communi-
cating to, and influencing the U. S. market
in 1953 and years beyond.
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CBS RADIO
NETWORK FACILITIES
AS OF FEBRUARY 1, 1953
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AS OF FEBRUARY 1, 1953
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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
Frederick L. Chapman
Bruce A. Coffin
Lloyd H. Coffin
David H. Cogan
Ralph F. Colin
James B. Conkling
I A. W. Inglehart
Leon Lsvy
Adrian Murphy
Edward R. Murrow
Samuel Paley
William S. Paley
Dorsey Richardson
Frank Stanton
j. L Van Volkenburg
William S. Paley Chairman of the Board
Frank Stanton President
Bruce A. Coffin Vice President
Lloyd H. Coffin Vice President
David H. Cogan Vice President
James B. Conkling Vice President
Earl H. Gammons Vice President
William C. Cittinger Vice President
Lawrence W. Lowman Vice President
Howard S. Meighan . Vice President
Adrian Murphy .. . . . .Vice President
Daniel T. 0 Shea Vice President
Richard S. Salant Vice President
|. L. Van Volkenburg Vice President
)ulius F. Brauner. . ...Secretary
Samuel R. Dean . . Treasurer
Arthur S. Padgett. General Auditor
Edward L. Saxe Controller
Ned Marr Assistant Secretary
Hert>ert C Hamilton Assistant Secretary
CBS<:OLUMBIA INC.
170 53rd St, Brooklyn 32, New York
Telephone: HYacinth 2-8000
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Bruce A. Coffin
Lloyd H. Coffin
David H. Cogan
Bruce A. Coffin
Samuel R. Dean
William S. Paley
Frank Stanton
OFFICERS
Chairman of the Board and
Executive Vice President
Djvid H. Cogan President
Mario A. Gardner Vice President in Charge
of Purchases
Leopold M. Kay Vice President in Charge
of Engineering
j. Albert Stobbe Vice President in Charge
of Operations
Charles I. Kayko. . Administrative Vice President
Harold H. Knuble. . . Assistant to Vice President
Engineering
Allan Strauss. Vice President in Charge of Export
Julius F. Brauner Secretary
Samuel R. Dean Treasurer
John Ward Controller, Assistant Secretary
and Assistant Treasurer
CBS LABORATORIES DIVISION
OFFICERS
Dr. Peter C. Goldmark Vice President in
Charge of Engineering Research
and Development
CBS RADIO DIVISION
OFFICERS
Adrian Murphy President
Louis Hausman. .. Administrative Vice President
James M. Seward. .Administrative Vice President
j. Kelly Smith Administrative Vice President
H. Leslie Atlass Vice President In Charge
of Central Division
Guy della Cioppa Vice President in Charge
of Network Programs, Hollywood
Charles L. Glett Vice President in Charge
of Network Services, Hollywood
Lester Gottlieb Vice President in Charge of
Network Programs
Arthur Hull Hayes Vice President in Charge
of San Francisco Office
John J. Karol Vice President in Charge of
Network Sales
William B. Lodge Vice President in Charge
of Engineering
William A. Schudt, Jr Vice President in
Charge of Station Relations
Accounting
Merle Wick Comptroller
Budget
Tom Rollinson Director
268
Business Aifczirs, Network Programs
Kenneth L. Yourd. . . . .Director, Business Affairs,
Network Programs, New York
John F. Meyers Director, Business Affairs,
Network Programs, Hollywood
W. C. Harrington Manager, Music Copyright
Division
Editing
Don Bail Director
General Engineering Department
William B. Lodge Vice President in Charge
of Engineering
A. B. Chamberlain Chief Engineer
H. A. Chinn Chief Audio Engineer
J. W. Wright Chief Radio Engineer
Legal
Henry Howard Senior Attorney
Network Programs
Lester Gottlieb Vice Pres. Network Programs
Gerald Maulsby Mgr. of Network Broadcasts
Norman Frank Program Supervisor
James Fassett Director of Serious Music
Charles S. Monroe. . .Manager, Program Writing
Network Sales
John Karol Vice President in Charge of
Network Sales
Eldon Hazard Sales Manager
Dudley Faust Eastern Sales Manager
Giison Gray Administrative Manager
E. E. Hall Sales Service Manager
Chicago Office, 410 Michigan Avenue
Erwin H. Shomo Western Manager
Roger K. Huston Assistant Manager
Detroit Office, Fisher Bldg.
Joseph Spadea Manager
News and Public Affairs
Wells Church Director of News and
Special Events
Stuart Novins Director of Public Affairs
Helen J. Sioussat Director of Talks
Red Barber Counselor on Sports
John Derr Director of Sports
George Crothers Dir. of Religious Broadcasts
Theodore Koop. .Associate Director of News and
Public Affairs, Washington
Dallas Townsend Manager of Special Events
Lewis Shollenberger Director of Special
Events, Washington
Operations
Horace Guillotte Director of Operations
Austin E. Joscelyn Director of Operations,
Hollywood
James Sirmons. . .Manager of Network Operations
Davidson Vorhies. Manager, Technical Operations
and Chief Engineer, WCBS
Hugh Cowham Tariffic Manager
Julius Mattfeld Director of Music Library
Lucile Singleton Manager of Record and
Script Library
Press Information
George Crandaii Dir. of Press Information
Irving Fein Director of Publicity and
Exploitation, Hollywood
Sidney Garfield Director of Exploitation
Michael Boscia Executive Assistant to
Mr. Crandaii
Edwards Reynolds Manager, Press Information
Harry J. Feeney Assistant to the Director
of Press Information and Trade News Editor
Anne Harding Manager, Service Division g
Raymond Hughes Manager, Magazine Division ||
CBS Radio Spot Sales
Wendell Campbell General Sales Manager
Henry Flynn Eastern Sales Manager
H. A. Carlborg Manager, Sales Development
Richard Hess Research Manager |
Guy Cunningham Promotion Manager
Chicago Office
410 North Michigan Avenue |
Gordon F. Hayes Western Sales Manager
Memphis Office, 63 S. Main Street
H. W. Maier, Sr Sales Manager
Detroit Office, Fisher Bldg.
Ralph Patt Sales Manager
Los Angeles Office, Columbia Square
George E. Hurst Sales Manager
San Francisco Office, Palace Hotel
Bert West Sales Manager
Research
Harper Carraine Director of Research
Edward Reeve Sajes and Promotion Research
Manager
Howard Miller Manager, Coverage and
Marketing Research
Gerhart Wiebe Research Psychologist
Sales Promotion and Advertising
George Bristol Director
Charles Oppenheim Administrative Manager
Louis Dorfsman Associate Director
Thomas Means Director, Promotion Service,
CBS-Owned Stations
Frank Nesbitt Director, Network Sales
Presentations
Robert Elliott Director, Network Copy
Irving Miller Director, Art Service, CBS-
Owned Station Promotion
Joseph Tole Production Manager
Edward Kaylen Sales Analysis and Special
Reports
269
Station Administration
C*rl ) Buriljnd Director of Station
Administration
Station Relations
A^illijm A. Schudt. Jr Vice President in
Charge of Station Relations
Edward OcCray Station Relations Rep.
Ole Morby Western Division Manager,
Columbia Square, Los Angeles 28
CBS. Inc.. Broadcast Service
Departments
Building Operations and
Ticket Division
lames Swenson. . Manager of Building Operations
Jack Page Asst. Mgr. of Building Operations
Lauretfe Banks Supervisor of Ticket Division
General Purchasing
John E. Forsander Director of Purchases
Edward Drewes Purchasing Agent
Office Services Department
A H. Bryant Manager
Maude Stubner Supr. of Program Typing
Emily Schiener Supr. of Program Transcripts
Personnel Relations
Robert Kalaidjian Director
Dr. Jack Nelson Director of Medical Office
Charles Burt Personnel Administrator
John Anderson Personnel and Labor
Research Manager
Richard Stanley Employment Manager
Photographic
Walter I. Siegal Manager
Reference
William C. Ackerman Director
May Dowell Manager, General Information
Division
Agnes Law Librarian
Esther Dobbins. . .Manager, Program Information
Division
Dorotfty Boyle Manager, Program Statistics
Division
CBS-OWNED STATIONS
WCBS and WCBS-FM,
485 Madison Avenue, New York 22
r !'' Ward General Manager
y Untermeyer Sales Manager
- ■■'■ ^l«tc Program Manager
Don Foley . . Promotion Manager
KCBS and KCBS-FM.
Palace Hotel San Francisco 5
Arthur Hull Hayes Vice President in Charge
San FranciKo Office, General Manager of
KCBS and KCBS-FM
lules Dundes Sales Manager
Pede Worth Program Manager
Evelyn Clark Promotion Manager
KMOX, 401 S. Twelfth Boulevard
St. Louis 2
Eugene Wilkey General Manager
Robert Hyland Sales Manager
Mark Russell Program Manager
C. W. Doebler Promotion Manager
KNX and KNX-FM and
Columbia Pacific Network
6121 Simset Boulevard
Los Angeles 28
William Shaw General Manager
E, W. Buckalew Assistant General Manager
and Sales Manager
Robert Sutton Program Manager
Sherril Taylor Promotion Manager
WBBM and WBBM.FM
410 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago 11
H. Leslie Atlass. . . . .Vice President in Charge of
Central Division, General Manager of WBBM
E. H. Shomo Assistant General Manager
William Miller Sales Manager
Thomas A. Bland Program Manager
C. W. Doebler Promotion Manager
WEEI and WEEI-FM
182 Tremont Street, Boston 12
Harvey Struthers General Manager
Emmett j. Heerdt, jr Sales Manager
Raymond Girardin Program Manager
Charles Vaill Promotion Manager
HOUSEWIVE'S PROTECTIVE
LEAGUE PRODUCTIONS
Edward W. Wood, jr General Sales Manager
and General Manager, HPL Prog. Services, Inc.
COLUMBIA AFFILIATES ADVISORY
BOARD
I. R. Lounsberry WGR, Buffalo, Chairman,
representing District No. 2
Arnold Schoen.WPRO, Providence, District No. 1
C. T. Lucy.WRVA, Richmond, Va., District No. 3
Spencer Mitchell. . .WDAE, Tampa, Fla., District
No. 4
Howard Sumerville WWL, New Orleans,
District No. 5
Hulbert Taft, jr WKRC, Cincinnati, District
u n . No. 6
Harry Burke KFAB, Omaha, District No. 7
Joseph Bernard KOMA, Oklahoma City,
District No. 8
Clyde Coombs KROY, Sacramento, District
No. 9
(For television personnel turn to TELEVISION
YEAR BOOK in this volume)
270
AMPLE ROOM FOR RADIO,TV
New And Better Ways Devised For Use Of Each
By THOMAS F. O'NEIL. President.
Mutual Broadcasting System
EXAMINING 1952 for what it
was — a 12-month installment
in the long-term history of
broadcasting — I find the year
noteworthy on three main
counts, with a fourth which
turned out to be mainly a stage-
set for the other three, despite
advance notices which had it
billed as the milestone event of
the decade. But the top contri-
bution of the year as a whole was
its stronger- than- ever evidence
that radio and television are both
destined for long and thriving existence
. . . each one performing vital functions
in its own right.
TV's Big Thaw, announced last April,
proved to be merely the backdrop against
which both forms of broadcasting played
their respective roles in '52. Theoretically,
that FCC ruling was to open the flood-
gates to nationwide saturation by this
newest medium. For a number of reasons,
however, the expected flood is still a
trickle; large U. S. areas are still un-
reachable by TV; radio continues to serve
as the only real mass medium available
to the people of the United States at the
present time.
Accordingly, one point firmly estab-
lished during the past year is this: that
the national economy has ample room for
both radio and TV. This point had been
perennially questioned ever since tele-
vision first arrived on stage. But it seems
to me that the two media's working roles
got squared away, for a long time to
come, by their users' experience in '52.
New and better ways were developed for
the use of each, and the comparative scope
and effectiveness of both became more
clearly understood to the people than ever
before.
This brings me to the second plus-
mark in my scoring of the past year, and
here I credit television with doing radio
a genuine service. For years, a good three-
quarters of all network radio business was
confined to four main product- types:
foods, drugs, soaps, and tobaccos. Then
along came TV, with all its allure for all
sorts of advertisers — many of whom had
never conceived of using the airwaves,
with or without pictures. Inevitably, a
number of these new sponsors found TV
costs out of line with their own econom-
ics, and had to discontinue. But even that
brief fling gave them first-hand
realization of the mass impact
which both radio and TV pro-
vide, and the radio networks
found a lot of new doors open
to their lower -cost, mass-sales
story. On Mutual alone last year,
22 different product classifica-
tions were represented, and the
entire medium is proving its
ability to sell a wider variety of
goods and services with every
turn of the calendar.
I approach Point Three on the
year's record with some diffidence, for
here my assessment of network radio in
'52 must concentrate on the Mutual Net-
work in '52, Our solid and contra-industry
gain in billings over the preceding year
is reasonably good proof that radio time
continues to work well in our clients'
hands. But still more important — for the
whole industry and its whole future — is
the new focus we have put on actual
radio-vs.-TV performance.
This refers, of course, to the unique
formula for rate adjustment set up by
Mutual. Following the other networks in
point of time, but differing entirely from
them in point of policy, our rate revision
enables the radio sponsor to gear his
time costs to the spread of TV — even as
that spread inci eases in years to come.
In brief, our rates remain unchanged in
non-TV America ... we provide a 50%
discount on nighttime charges for all sta-
tions within 50 miles of a TV transmitter
. . . and we apply that discount, six months
after TV reaches any new area, to all
MBS stations within that radius of the
new tower.
I can't help remarking that, without ex-
ception, the loudest blasts against radio,
and the most presumptuous arrangements
for its immediate funeral, are made by
persons with the least insight into the ac-
tual workings of the medium. Often, too,
the apparent "glamour" of television and
its stars seems to cloud some people's
thinking regarding the real value inherent
in the two media.
The past year has demonstrated anew
the immatched effectiveness of network
radio. And it is my abiding conviction
that, because of the year's further contri-
butions in both flexibility and economy as
traced on this page, the future of the
medium is assured.
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Executive Personnel
Board of Directors
Thomas F. 0 Neil Chairman
Elbcrf M. Antrim WCN, Chicago. Vice-Chmn.
James E. Wallen. . MBS, New York, Sec'y-Treas.
Willet H. Brown. Don Lee Network, Hollywood
H. K. Carpenter WHK, Cleveland
Benedict Cimbel, Jr WIP, Philadelphia
Ward D. Ingrim, Don Lee, Hollywood
Frank Schreiber WON, Chicago
J. Glen Taylor General Teleradio, Inc.
Linus Travers Yankee Network, Boston
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Thomas F, O'Neil President
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James M. Gaines V.P. of General Teleradio in
Charge of fho WOR and WOR-TV Division
Adolf N. Hult V.P. in charge of Sales
Robert A. Schmid ..V.P. in Chg. of Advertising,
Public Relations and Research
Julius F. Seebach Vice President in
Charge of Programs
I. M. Johnson V P. in Chg. of Sta. Rel. & Eng.
James E. Waller Secretary & Treasurer
George Ruppel Controller
EIrtha Coldfarb Assistant Secretary
Emmanuel Dennett Assistant Secretary
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Departments and Divisions
Thomas P. O'Neil President
William H. Fineshriber, Jr Exec. Vice-Pres.
James E. Wallen Vice President
Elisha Goldfarb. . .Legal Counsel fir Asst. Secty.
Office Management
James E. Wallen Secretary & Treasurer
Adolph Opfinger Labor Relations
Beatrice M. Marschner Personnel Director
Lewis Tower Manager of Building Service
Ruth Hendler Purchasing Agent
Gaile Dody Supr., Central Steno
Augusta Hall Telephone Supervisor
Sigrid Ramberg Supr., File fir Reception
Legal Counsel
Keith Masters, Andrew C. Hamilton, Percy H.
Russell, Jr of Kirkland, Fleming, Green,
Martin fir Ellis, Washington, D. C. & Chicago
Emmanuel Dannett of McGoldrick, Winn,
Dannett b Horowitz, New York
Elisha Goldfarb MBS, New York
Program
Julius F. Seebach, Jr Vice President
Donald C. Hamilton. . .Assistant to Vice President
Harold Wagner Mgr., Program Operations
Dorothy Kemble Director of Radio and TV
Continuity Acceptance, Religious and
Educational Programs
Marion Lennox Asst. Director of Radio and
TV Continuity Acceptance
Herbert C. Rice Manager of Commercial
Programs
Robert Simon Program Manager
B. J. Hauser Director of Co-op Programs
Nathan Abramson Manager of Entertainment
Bureau
Milton Burgh Director of News
Arthur Feldman Director of Special Events
Paul Jonas Director of Sports
Edwin Otis Commercial Program Supervisor
Dolores Coudsward Supervisor of Program
Traffic
Frank Miller Night Program Supervisor
Station Relations and Engineering
E, M. Johnson Vice-President
Charles Godwin Dir., Station Relations
Robert Carpenter Eastern Manager
Roy Danish Western Manager
Robert Kennett Southern Manager
Jean Engel Supr., Station Information
Robert O'Connor Chief Plans and Allocations
Engineer
Leslie Learned Chief, Engineering Traffic
James Chapman Supt., Engineering Traffic
Cyrus Samuelson Supervisor Engineering
Operations
Charles Singer Chief Engineer
John Hayes Office Manager
Accounting
George Ruppel Controller
Richard Groome Asst. Controller
Jane Poser Supr., Affidavits
Advertising, Press Information,
and Research
Robert A. Schmid Vice President
James S. Tyler Director of Advertising
Harold M. Coulter Director, Promotion
Richard J. Puff... Dir., Research fir Presentations
Francis X. Zuzulo Director of Press
Information
Henry Poster Manager, Research
F. Carleton McVarish. .Mgr., Audience Promotion
Frederick Schneier Mgr., Presentations
Arnold Roston Art Director
John Stone Assistant Art Director
Jackson Foster Manager of Presentation
Art and Graphics
Nathan Sakolsky Production Manager
Soles
Adolf N. Hult Vice-President
Sidney P. Allen Admin. Mgr., Network Sales
John R. Overall Eastern Sales Manager
Virgil Reiter Midwestern Sales Manager
Alma Graef Manager, Sales Service
T. E. Danley Manager, Sales Traffic
Sara Joseph Manager, Contracts
Washington
Hollis Seavey Dir, Washington Operations
Everett Holies White House Correspondent
Lee Higbie News Editor
Chicago
Carroll Marts General Manager,
Midwestern Operations
Virgil Reiter Midwestern Sales Manager
Dorothy Reynolds. . Midwest Sales Service Mgr.
Myrtle Goulet Office Mgr. & Pgm. Traffic
George Herro Dir., Promotion & Press
Information Representative
Hollywood
Ned Tollinger Co-Ordinator of Programs
Capp Collins... Press Information Representative
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PEOPLE MEET THE LEADERS
Radio And Television Bringing Greater intimacy
By FRANK WHITE, President,
National Broadcasting Company
IN AN industry which always
has its restless eye on tomor-
row, the luxury of the long look
back is a tradition to be cher-
ished and encouraged. In the
past, I have been privileged to
use space in the Badio Annual —
Television Yearbook for a sum-
ming up of the previous year's
business accomplishments, and
an estimate of the prospects they
suggest for the period ahead.
This year, such an expression of
pride in the great forward strides
made by NBC in 1952 would come with
ill grace from one who has been presi-
dent of the company for less than a month.
Nor do I wish to resort to the relative
impersonality of industry statistics meas-
uring the massiveness of radio and re-
cording the upsurge of television. They
tell a story dramatic and worth the tell-
ing, but that story alone does not begin
to indicate the essential values of the
broadcasting media.
To me, 1952 stands out in broadcasting
as the year which marked television's
coming of age as an instrument of infinite
capacity in service to the public, and a
year which saw radio continue — despite
economic crisis and adversity — as a
medium for fundamental public needs.
The prime example of broadcasting's
service during 1952 was, of course, its
facility in bringing directly to the people
in their homes the whole political pano-
rama as it unfolded — from the first of
the primaries through the Conventions
and campaigns and election to the stir-
ring ceremonials of the inauguration. By
stimulating public participation in the is-
sues and events on such a broad base,
radio and television took a long step for-
ward in bringing the Government back to
its citizens, and its citizens back to the
Government. In the face of growing com-
plexities in our social and political organi-
zation, they provided the means whereby
the people could become the masters —
and not the servants — of those problems.
In its eyewitness coverage of news and
events as they occurred, television demon-
strated the greatness of whidh it is cap-
able, and. the role it can play in giving
all the people equal opportunity to learn
and understand what is happening in the
world around them.
In order for television to provide these
opportunities, it must itself have
equality of opportunity to at-
tend wherever something of im-
portance to the public is happen-
ing, because it is the eyes and
ears of the public. To deny it ac-
cess to the things the people
should know is to deny them
such access. In 1952, we saw a
growing realization of the im-
portance of this principle and in
1953 we may hope for its full
acceptance.
In 1952, too, we saw confirma-
tion of the principle that broadcasters are
equipped and able to keep their own house
in order and should be left free to apply
the procedures they have developed for
self-regulation— which is the only really
effective kind of regulation. In carrying
through on this responsibility in the past
year, the new television medium again
demonstrated its coming of age.
But this coming of age is only a
threshold and a beginning. All the things
television has done in the past year and
all the public contributions it has made
are only a token of what it can do as it
moves ahead into maturity. Through this
complete communications medium of
sight and sound and movement — and
eventually of color — Americans through-
out the country, rich and poor, young and
old, can become more truly and more
wholly citizens of their times and world.
To develop this potential, to -bring
broadcasting to the point of maximum
service, a healthy economic foundation
for the industry must be assured. This
means proper economic support, not only
for radio and television stations, but also
for the networks which provide the basic
national service and are the source of the
nationwide news and special events cov-
erage and the great cultural and enter-
tainment presentations.
Today, those of us who are concerned
with network operations are still wrest-
ling our way through the economic prob-
lems, and there are no easy solutions. But
the accomplishments of 1952 in moving
toward a level of stability in network
radio and developing the ipatterns for
television's strength are certainly favor-
able signs that we can progress toward
the goal in the turbulent year ahead. And
the goal is so great that it is worth every
effort we can put to the task.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
David Sarnoff, Chairman
Sylvesfer L. Weaver, jr.. Vice Chairman
lohn T. Cahill
Charles R. Denny
Cano Dunn
Frank Folsom
George L. Harrison
Mrs. Douglas Norton
Harry C. Ingles
Charles B. jolliffe
Edward J. McCrady
Lewis L. Strauss
Frank White
OFFICERS
Frank White President
Charles R. Denny Vice President
Joseph V. Heffernan Vice President
John K. Herbert Vice President
Harry Bannister Vice President
Charles C. Barry Vice President
Ted Cott Vice President
Sydney H. Eiges Vice President
George H. Frey Vice President
0. B. Hanson Vice President
William S. Hedges Vice President
Harry C. Kopf Vice President
Edward D. Madden Vice President
Gujtav B. Margraf Vice President
Frank M. Russell Vice President
Robert W. Sarnoff Vice President
Carleton D. Smith Vice President
)ohn K. West Vice President
Frederic W. Wile Vice President
Joseph A McDonald Treasurer
Harry F. McKeon Controller
lohn Q. Cannon Secretary
William A. Williams Assistant Treasurer
ORGANIZATION UNDER
VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF
NETWORKS
Jvnr ^ Herbert Vice President in Charge
VI/-II u f Networks
William H. Fincshrib^^ Vice President and
General Manager of Networks
DariiJ C. Adams Vice Pres. for Administration
Sales Department
George H. Frey Vice President and
Sales Director
Walter D, Scott. . .Administrative Sales Manager
John *Lanigan Manager of Eastern Sales
Division
Edward R. Hitz Manager of Central Sales
Division
Frederick W. Dodge. . .Director of Merchandising
Program Department
Charles C. Barry Vice President in Charge of
Network Programs
Gustav B. Margraf. . Vice President in Charge of
Program and Talent Administration
Thomas A. McAvity. . National Program Director
Carl M. Stanton Television Network
Program Manager
Thomas McCray Director Networks
Programs — Hollywood
Harold Kemp Manager of the Talent Office
Merritt W. Barnum, )r Manager of New
Program Development
Public Affairs Department
Davidson Taylor Director of Public Affairs
William R. McAndrew Manager of News
and Special Events
Thomas S. Gallery Manager of Sports
Edward Stanley Manager of Public
Service Programs
Production Department
Frederick W, Wile, jr.. Vice President in Charge
of Networks Production
Leonard H. Hole Director of Production
Technical Operations Department
George McElrath Director of Technical
Operations
Frederick G. Knopf ke. Manager of Sound Effects
Thomas H. Phelan Manager of TV Technical
Operations
Charles L. Townsend, Technical Film Coordinator
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Production Services Deponlment
Fred Shawn Director of Production Services
James A. Glenn Manager of Staging Services
and Special Effects
Hugh T. Graham Chief of Production
Coordinators
Ernest V. Theiss Manager of Production
Operations
Plant Operations Department
Anthony M. Hennig. Director of Plant Operations
Sol Cornberg Supervisor of Plant Facilities
Development
William Ervin Supervisor of Studio and
Theater Operations
Thomas Tart Supervisor of Plant Procedures
Production Controls
j. Robert Myers. .Director of Production Controls
Isabel Finnic Supervisor of Business Office
Promotion, Planning and
Development Department
Ruddick C. Lawrence Director of Promotion,
Planning and Development
Advertising and Promotion
Department
Jacob A. Evans Director of Advertising and
Promotion
James H. Nelson Advertising Manager
John G. Fuller Sales Promotion Manager
Fred C. Veit Manager of Art, Production
and Graphics
Frank W. McMahon Advertising and Copy
Coordinator
Gerald Pat Steel Advertising and Copy
Coordinator
Research and Planning Department
Hugh M. Seville Director of Research and
Planning
Dr. Thomas E. Coffin. ..... Manager of Research
James H. Cornell Manager of Audience
Measurement
Barry T. Rumple Manager of Plans
Allen R. Cooper Manager of Markets and
Media
Development Department
Robert W. McFayden. . .Director of Development
Lewis M. Marcy Project Manager
Station Relations Department
Harry Bannister Vice Pres. in Charge of
Station Relations
Sheldon B. Hickox, Jr Director of Station
Relations
Thomas E. Knode. . .Manager of Station Relations
Harry A. Woodman , Manager of Traffic
Department
Press Department
Sydney H. Eiges Vice Pres. in Charge of Press
Frank Young Director of Press
Don Bishop Manager of Program Publicity
William Lauten. . .Manager of Business Publicity
Norman H. Pader Manager of Exploitation
Controller's Department
Charles J. Cresswell. Controller for the Network.
William V. Sargent Assistant Controller,
Networks
John J. Heywood Financial Planning Manager
Francis X. O'Shea Chief Accountant
Edward J. Stegeman Programming Business
Manager
ORGANIZATION UNDER
FINANCIAL V.-P.
Joseph V. Heffernan Financial Vice Pres.
Samuel Chotzinoff General Music Director
George D. Matson Operation Analyst
Budget Department
Hamilton Young Budget Director
Joseph J. Aikulonis Assistant Budget Director
Frederick E. Acker Director of Capital
Appropriations
Controllers Department
Harry F. McKeon Controller
Harold M. Kelly Assistant Controller
Hugh R. McGeachie Assistant Controller
Integrated Services Department
William S. Hedges Vice Pres. in Charge of
Integrated Services
Edward M. Lowell. . . .Manager of Building and
General Service Dept.
William B. Miller Night Executive Officer
Frances Sprague Chief Librarian
Peter M. Tintle Manager of Guest Relations
Department
Legal Department
Thomas E. Ervin Vice President and
General Attorney
Thomas E. Ervin Assistant General Attorney
John V. Shute Senior Attorney
Cahill, Gordon, Zachary and Reindel Counsel
Personnel Department
Ernest de la Ossa Director of Personnel
Robert R. Tufts Manager of Organization
Planning
Donald A, RuHedge. Employee Relations Manager
Donald H. Mackenzie New York Personnel
Manager
Treasurer's Department
Joseph A. McDonald Treasurer
Edmund Souhami Union Relations Coordinator
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Ferdinand A. WanlccI Union Relations
Coordinator
William D. Bloxham Manager of Purchasing
ORGANIZATION UNDER
VICE-PRESIDENT OWNED &
OPERATED STATIONS
Charles R. Denny. . . Vice President for Owned &
Operated Stations, Public Relations and
Staff Engineering
Henry T. Sjogren
Controller for Owned &
Operated Stations
NATIONAL SPOT SALES
Thomas B. McFadden Director of National
Spot Sales
Richard H. Close Manager for Represented
Stations
John H. Reber National Manager for
Television Spot Sales
Caroline Herbert Sales Service Manager
Harold Shepard. . . Sales Development Advertising
& Promotion Manager
WNBC. WNBC-FM— New York
Ted Cott Vice Pres. & General Manager
Max E. Buck Director of Advertising,
Sales Promotion & Merchandising
Robert j. Leder Radio Sales Manager
Richard M. Pack Director of Programs &
Operations
Jack R. Robinson Community Relations Manager
Steven H. White Radio Program Manager
Theodore Zaer Controller
WRC— Washington
Carlcton D. Smith Vice President and
General Manager
Robert Adams Supervisor Advertising and
Promotion
Kenneth French Manager Radio Programs
Arthur D. Hamilton Controller
James C. Hirsch Manager Radio Sales
Cassius M. Keller Director of News &
Special Events
John G. Rogers Chief Engineer
WMAQ, WMAQ— Chicago
Harry C. Kopf Vice Pres. Cr General Manager
Leonard Anderson Manager of Integrated
Services Department
Hwner R. Heck Radio Program Manager
Howard C. Luttgens Engineer in Charge
Rudi N. Neubauer. Manager of Radio Losal Sales
William B. Ray Manager of News & Special
Events
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WTAM—Cleveland
Hamilton Shea General Manager
Norman Cloutier Program Director
William P. Dix Radio Sales Manager
Charles F. Hutaff ..Director of Advertising
Promotion fir Merchandising
Samuel E. Leonard Engineer in Charge
John L. McHale Controller
Frank D. Smith Program Manager
KNBC— San Francisco
Lloyd E. Yoder General Manager
Alfred W. Crapsey Sales Manager
Alphons G. Diederichs Controller
Curtis D. Peck Manager of Radio Technical
Operations & Integrated Services
John H. Thompson Manager News, Special
Events, Press, Public Affairs, Education &
Agriculture
Engineering Department
0. B. Hanson Vice Pres. & Chief Engineer
William A. Clarke Administrative Assistant
Edward R. Cullen Liaison Engineer
Joseph D'Agostino Liaisort Engineer
George M. Nixon Manager of Engineering
Development
Chester A. Rackey Manager of Audio-
Video Engineering
Robert E. Shelby Director of Color Television
Systems Development
James Wood, Jr. . Manager of Technical Services
Public Relations Department
Edward D. Madden, . Vice President & Assistant
to the President
Cornelius K. Sullivan Public Relations
Representative
Robert Aaron. .. .Public Relations Representative
Continuity Acceptance Department
Stockton Helffrich ....... Manager of Continuity
Acceptance
Information Department
Anita Barnard. Manager of Information
ORGANIZATION OF WASHINGTON
AND HOLLYWOOD OFFICES
Washington Office
Frank M. Russell Vice President
Hollywood Office
John K. West .Vice President
Thomas McCray Director of Network
Program Operations
Earl H. Rettig Director of Finance and
Operations
Lewis S. Frost Director of Public Relations
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BIG AREAS STILL LACK TV
Over 400 Stations In Localities Without Video
By SIDNEY J. WOLF. President.
Keystone Broadcasting System, Inc.
rwmS year, the radio industry
1 faces another period of ad-
justment. With the lifting of the
TV freeze, there is little doubt
but what Keystone will thrive,
due to the fact that at the pres-
ent time Keystone has over 400
stations beyond the effective TV
coverage area; and as new sta-
tions are built, there will be a
tendency on the part of national
advertisers to buy in all TV mar-
kets and supplement with Key-
stone. Within the past year, there
was every indication that some advertisers
would cover some markets with TV and
supplement their activity with the smaller
stations.
It is extremely gratifying to us at
Keystone to know that BMB has reported
that these same prosperous people who
live in this market, listen longer and more
often by far to their hometown radio
station.
Their home town station is a vital part
of their community. The average Keystone
station owner is the manager and he's
usually known around the town square
by his first name. He's a common sight at
local functions whether it's the county
fair or a high school football game, and
his mobile unit is just as common a sight
as any other vehicle.
This same man is just as concemed
about the disappearance of Mrs. Jones'
cat as the next door neighbors are . . .
and he makes a sincere effort to enlist the
aid of his listeners in finding the cat so
that the community may return to normal.
His services usually reach far beyond
what metropolitan stations consider as the
usual.
The founders of the Keystone Network
knew that these simple facts accounted
for much of the high listener loyalty of
the Home Town stations. This is why the
Keystone Network has paid off for so
many advertisers in its thirteen-year his-
tory.
At first, when Keystone was established,
It was to enable the advertising agencies
to buy a package of small stations with
"^'le order ... to help their clients
thLs plus audience in the rich small
. und rural market.
Hov/ever, since the advent of television
there has developed a second reason for
using Keystone ... to give advertisers a
rich market that is beyond effec-
tive television. Advertisers dis-
covered that the use of metro-
politan television is limited —
television at the present doesn't
have the coverage to do a selling
job in the Home Town and Rural
market. Keystone has proved to
be the logical answer for supple-
mentary coverage to metropoli-
tan television.
Proof of this performance is
indicated by the fact that Key-
stone, entering its 14th year of
operation, has shown a consistent healthy
increase in each succeeding year . . . and
the number of affiliates are in excess of
625.
During 1952, 12 new major advertisers
were added . . . and 134 new affiliates.
These figures are evidence of performance
and the faith of the advertisers in Key-
stone to do a good job. This will be the
best year in Keystone's history.
Even as this is being written it has be-
come necessary to dispatch to this publi-
cation another seven new affiliates extend-
ing from West Virginia to California,
from Ohio to Texas. The usual Keystone
map, a regular feature of Radio Annual
for many years has been replaced by a
double-page listing of all KBS stations, a
move made necessary by the fact that the
tremendous number of affiliates could not
be included within the limits of the map
and still remain legible.
The use of the Keystone Network by
national advertisers has been an interest-
ing and profitable experience for them.
They discovered Home Town America —
a market that Keystone has known for a
long time since its inception . , . and that
the prosperous farm segment of this mar-
ket alone represents an income of $50,000,-
000 yearly.
KBS is looking forward to another year
of progress . . . helping advertisers dis-
cover the Home Town stations whose sales
producing ability is the sole factor in the
success of the Keystone Network.
In 1953, the Keystone Broadcasting Sys-
tem, the only established and growing
transcription network, will become a
medium of even greater importance to
the nation's advertisers who want to reach
the world's richest market. And, there is
little doubt but what we will have more
thas 700 affiliates by the end of 1953.
284
KEYSTONE
BROADCASTING SYSTEM, INC,
111 W. Washington St., Chicago, 111.
Officers and Directors
Sidney J Wolf (Director) President
Joseph Bayer (Director) Vice-President
Noel A Rhys Vice-President
Edwm R. Peterson Vice-President
WilUam Bayer Vice-President
Arthur Wolf (Director) Secretary-Treasurer
New Yorh
580 Fifth Ave., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-1460
Noel A. Rhys Vice-President and Eastern Sales Manager
Charles A. Hammarstrom Account Executive
Eve Bannier Office Manager
Nicholas Gordon Research Director
Chicago
111 W. Washington St., Chicago 2, 111.
Phone: STate 2-6303
Sidney J. Wolf President
Edwin R. Peterson Vice-President
Arthur Wolf Secretary-Treasurer
Blanche Stein Director of Station Relations
Wyn Spangenberg Traffic Manager
Bertha Vincent Office Manager
Los Angeles
1330 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 17, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 3-2910
William Bayer Vice-President
Henry G. Eschen Account Executive
Harry Roe Account Execuiive
SERVICES OFFERED: The Keystone Broadcasting System is a network which assists local radio
stations in their programming with transcriptions, with KBS making their time available to national
advertisers and their agencies at an attractive network package rate.
At present, there ore more than 625 Keystone affiliates, located in towns of 10,000 to 50,000 popu-
lation where they reach both the small town and rural markets. For the most part, these Keystone
stations serve those areas which axe beyond clear reception areas of the large metropolitan radio
stations or other high-power stations. The number of radio homes in these Keystone markets run
into the millions, all within the prime area of Keystone affiliates- And, most of these homes are
beyond effective television influence of the larger metropolitan areas.
Keystone is a flexible media easily purchased, whole or in part. Entire areas or spot coverage
may be selected . . . whichever meets the needs of the advertising program. Regardless of the
schedule. Keystone makes its time available at a considerable savings.
In operation. Keystone offers the same advantages as the wired networks. Instead of a large
number of individual transactions, KBS reduces your problem to one order, one time clearance,
one series of Affidavits of Performance, and one invoice.
During 1952, os in 1951, many of the nation's largest advertisers were using the facilities of Key-
stone. Types of programming vary from 25 word spots to one hour shows.
285
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IS THE
KEYSTONE
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KEYNOTE OF THE
BROADCASTING SYSTEM.
Build your own network by selecting the stations you need.
The Keystone Network is flexible — ^you may buy the
time periods with adjacencies you need to reach a selected
audience. You may use live copy or transcriptions. The
number of announcements or length of campaigns is up to you.
You may do all this with one order, one rate, and one invoice.
KEYSTONE BROADCASTING SYSTEM, inc.
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Number of Broadcasts
Any number of Broadcasts per station you
need to do the job!
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KEYSTONE BROAD
ALABAMA
WM02* Mobilr
WRFS* Alexander City
WCTA* Andalusia
WJLD BMsrmer
WEBJ' Brr«ton
WRAG* Currollton
WKLF Clanton
WKUL Cullman
WMSL' Drratur
WXAL* DtMHlto
WOOF* Dothan
WULA* Eufaula
WWWF* Fayette
WOWL* Florence
WGWD* Gadsden
WGYV Greenville
WGSV Guntersville
WBHP* Huntsville
WPBB' Jatkson
WWWB Jasper
WJHO Opelika
WWWR* Russellville
WHBB* Sclma
WFEB* Sylacauga
WHTB Talladega
WTBF* Troy
WTBC Tuscaloosa
WTUS* Tushegee
ARIZONA
KCLS* Flagstaff
ARKANSAS
KVRC* Arkadelphia
KBTA* Batesville
KAMD* Camden
KCON* Conway
KAGH* Crossett
KOMS* El Dorado
KGRH' Fayettevllle
KXJK Forrest City
KHOZ* Harrison
KFFA* Helena
KXAR* Hope
KRCH* Hot Springs
KBTM* Jonesboro
KVLC* Little Rock
KVMA* Magnolia
KENA* Mena
KOSE Oueola
KDRS' Paragould
KOTN* Pine Bluff
KPOC* Poeafiontas
KXRJ* Russelviile
KWBC* Seareey
KBRS* Springdale
KWAK* Stuttgart
CALIFORNIA
KIBS* Bishop
KPAS Banning
KDIA Auburn
KBMX* Coalinga
KCVR Lodi
KMBV IMonterey
K8FE Needles
KPRL- Paso Robles
KVEC* San Luis Obispo
K8JV Sanger
KSMA* SanU Maria
KftPA SanU Paula
KR06* 8Mor«
KTKR* T«ft
KTUR* TitrlMk
KVVC Vefitwa
COLORADO
KGIW Alamosa
KRm* Canon City
KRAI* Craig
Klb'" Uurango
¥ f M ';rgan
¥
¥ ■.. . ..'-ta
K. . . Ila
KLMO Longmont
KUBC Montrose
KD2A* Puelo
KVRH* Salida
KCRT* Trinidad
DELAWARE
WJWL* Georgetown
FLORIDA
WCCO" Cocoa
WTRL* Bradenton
WTAN' Clearwater
WCNU' Crestview
WBRD' Ft. Lauderdale
WINK* Ft. Myers
WGGG* Gainesville
WJVB Jacksonville Beach
WKWF* Key West
WIPC* Lake Wales
WLBE* Leesburg
WNER* Live Oak
WTYS* Marianna
WWPB Miami
WTMC* Ocala
WWPF Palatka
WD LP* Panama City
WPLA* Plant City
WTRR» Sanford
WKXY» Sarasota
WJCM* Sebring
WTNT» Tallafiassee
WEBK' Tampa
GEORGIA
WAUG* Augusta
WJAZ* Albany
WDEC* Americus
WGAU Athens
WMGR* Bainbridge
WMOG* Brunswick
WGRA* Cairo
WLBB Carrollton
WBHF Cartersville
WGAA*Cedartown
WMJM* Cordele
WMOC Covington
WBLJ Dalton
WD WD' Dawson
WDMG* Douglas
WMLT* Dublin
WTJH East Point
WSGC* Elberton
WBHB* Fitzgerald
WFPM* Fort Valley
WGGA Gainesville
WKEU Griffin
WBGR* Jesup
WLAG' La Grange
WMVG* Milledgeville
WMGA' Moultrie
WRGA* Rome
WWNS* Statesboro
WSFT Thomaston
WTWA» Thomson
WLET' Toccoa
WVOP* Vidalia
WAYX* Waycross
WRLD West Point
WIMO Winder
IDAHO
KGEM' Boise
KBIO* Burley
KIFI* Idaho Fails
KRPL* Moscow
KWIK« Pocatello
KP8T» Preston
KSPT* Sandpoint
KLIX* Twin Falls
KWEI* Weiser
ILLINOIS
WOKZ Alton
WBY8' Canton
WROY'
WCRA'
WEBQ*
WJPF
WPRC
WSMI*
WKAI*
WMOK
WVMC
WVLN*
WPRS*
' Carml
' Effingham
' Harrisburg
Herri n
Lincoln
Litchfield
Macomb
* Metropolis
" Mt. Carmel
' OIney
Paris
INDIANA
WCBC Anderson
WBNL* Boonville
WSAL* Logansport
WRAY* Princeton
W8LM Salem
WJCD Seymour
WJVA* South Bend
WTCJ* Tell City
WKAM* Warsaw
IOWA
KASI Ames
KJAN Atlantic
KCIM Carroll
KCOG* Centerville
KCHA* Charles City
KSIB* Creston
KXIC* Iowa City
KWPC Muscatine
KJFJ Webster City
KANSAS
KARE Atchison
KCRB* Chanute
KGNO* Dodge City
KTSW Emporia
KIUL* Garden City
KAYS* Hays
KWBW* Hutchinson
KIND* Independence
KCLO Leavenworth
KNEX* McPherson
KSEK* Pittsburg
KENTUCKY
WLBJ Bowling Green
WTCO* Campbellsville
WAIN* Columbia
WCTT* Corbin
WZIP Covington
WCPM* Cumberland
WHIR* Danville
WIEL Elizabethtown
WFKY Frankfort
WKAY* Glasgow
WHLN* Harlan
WKIC* Hazard
WSON* Henderson
WLEX* Lexington
WINN Louisville
WFMW' Madisonville
WKTM* Mayfield
WFTM MaysviMe
WMIK* Middlesboro
WOMI* Owensboro
WPKE* Pikeville
WPRT Prestonsburg
WPKY* Princeton
LOUISIANA
KTRY* Bastrop
WIKC* Bogalusa
KDLA* De Bidder
WIHL Hammond
KWCJ* Natchitoches
K8L0* Opelousas
KRU8* Ruston
MASSACHUSETTS
WREB Holyoke
MICHIGAN
WATZ* Alpena
WGRO* Bay City
WATT* Cadillac
WTVB Coldwater
WMRP Flint
WHDF Houghton
WIKB* Iron River
WJMS *lronwood
WJPD* Ishpeming
WKLA* Ludington
WCEN* Mt. Pleasant
WMBN Petoskey
WHLS Port Huron
WSTR Sturgis
WTCM* Traverse City
MINNESOTA
KBMW* Breckenrldge
KASM Albany
KBUN* Bemidji
WKLK* Cloquet
KROX* Crookston
WEVE Eveleth
WBZY* Grand Rapids
CKFI* International Falls
KLTF* Little Falls
KOBK Owatonna
WSHB Stilhvater
MISSISSIPPI
WCLD* Cleveland
WGCM* Biloxi-Guifport
WBIP* Booneville
WGLC* Centreville
WCJU Columbia
WCMA Corinth
WJPR* Greenville
WGRM* Greenwood
WFOR* Hattiesburg
WKOZ* Kosciusko
WAML* Laurel
WAPF* McComb
WMIS* Natchez
WPMP* Pascagoula
WHOC* Philadelphia
WRJW Picayune
WSSO* Starkville
WQBC* Vicksburg
WROB* West Point
WAZF* Yazoo City
MISSOURI
KG MO* Cape Girardeau
KDMO* Carthage
KCRV* Caruthersville
KCHI* Chillicothe
KDKD Clinton
KREI* Farmington
KJCF Festus
KWOS* Jefferson City
KIRX* Kirksville
KNCM* Moberly
KRMO* Monett
KNEM* Nevada
KWOC* Poplar Bluff
KTTR* Rolla
KSGM* Ste. Genevieve
KDRO* Sedalia
KICK* Springfield
KWRE Warrenton
KWPM* West Plains
MONTANA
KANA* Anaconda
KBMY* Billings
KOJM* Havre
KCAP* Helena
KXLO* Lewistown
KPRK* Livingston
KRJF* Miles City
KIYi* Shelby
KGCX* Sidney
NETWORK FACILITIES
AS OF FEBRUARY 1, 1953
* Asterisk following call letters indicates sta-
tion is outside of current TV coverage.
MAINE
WABM' Houlton
WAGM'Presque Isle
MARYLAND
WNAV Annapolis
WA8A Havre de Grace
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NEBRASKA
KCOW* Alliance
KCNI* Broken Bow
KJSK* Columbus
KHAS* Hastings
KGFW* Kearney
KBRL* McCook
KODY* North Platte
KSID* Sidney
CASTINGSY
NEVADA
KRAM Las Vegas
KATO Reno
NEW HAMPSHIRE
WMOU Berlin
WLNH^ Laconia
NEW JERSEY
WSNJ Bridgeton
NEW MEXICO
KSVP Artesia
KVBC* Farmington
KGAK< Gallup
KWEW* Hobbs
KENM* Portales
KSIL* Silver City
KCHS* Truth or
Consequences
KTNM* Tucumcari
NEW YORK
WMBO Auburn
WOSC Fulton
WLEA» Hornell
WHUC Hudson
WJOC Jamestown
WVOS Liberty
WLFH Little Falls
WICY IVIalone
WALL Middletown
WSLB Ogdensburg
WIRY* Plattsburg
WNBZ* Saranac Lake
WDLA* Walton
NORTH CAROLINA
WriCC Waynesville
WRCS Ahcskie
WAB/ Albemarle
WBBB Burlington
WEGO Concord
WCKB Dunn
WCNC Elizabeth City
WFAI Fayetteville
WBBO Forest City
WFVG Fuquay Springs
WGNC Gastonia
WFIVIC Goldsboro
WHNC* Henderson
WHKP* Hendersonville
WHPE High Point
WELS* Kinston
WEWO* Laurinburg
WLOE Leaksville
WJRI Lenoir
WBUY Lexington
WTSB* Lumberton
WIMAP IMonroe
WHIP Mooresville
WPAQ Mount Airy
WKBC No. Wilkesboro
WFRC Reidsville
WCBT' Roanoke Rapids
WCEC* Rocky IVIount
WWGP Sanford
WOHS Shelby
WADE Wadesboro
WHED* Washington
NORTH DAKOTA
KDLR Devils Lake
KDIX Dickinson
KNOX Grand Forks
KGCU* Mandan
KOVC* Valley City
KWBIVI Williston
OHIO
WOHP Belle Fontaine
WJER Dover
WLIO East Liverpool
WILE* Cambridge
WAND Canton
WBEX Chillicothe
WJEH Gallipolis
WMOH Hamilton
WIRO Ironton
WWSO Springfield- Urbana
WCHO Washington Court
House
OKLAHOMA
KADA Ada
KWHW Altus
KVSO Ardmore
KWCO Chickasha
KSEO Durant
KASA Elk City
KTAT Frederick
KTJS Hobart
KIHN Hugo
KTMC McAlester
K6LC IVIiami
KBIX Muskogee
KNOR Norman
KHBG Okmulgee
KVLH Pauls Valley
KOLS Pryor
KWSH Tri City
(Wewoka-Seminole-
Hcldenville)
KSIW Woodward
OREGON
KAST Astoria
K B K R Baker
KBND Bend
KWRO Coquille
KRUL CorvaJlis
KASH Eugene
KLBM La Grande
KGAL Lebanon
KMCM McMinnville
KSRV Ontario
KOCO Salem
KODL The Dalles
KTIL Tillamook
PENNSYLVANIA
WNCC Barnesboro
WCDL Carbondale
WHYL Carlisle
WESA Charleroi
WBUX Doylestown
WGET Gettysburg
WHUN Huntingdon
WDAD Indiana
WAKU Latrobe
WKRZ Oil City
WPAZ Pcttstown
WKBI St. Marys
WATS Say re
WVSC Somerset
WMAJ State College
WNOW York
RHODE ISLAND
WRJM Newport
WPAW PawtLcket
WERI Westerly
SOUTH CAROLINA
WANS
Anderson
WACA
Camden
WHAN
Charleston
WGCD
Chester
WE LP
Easley
WOLS'
Florence
WFGN
Gaffney
WEAB
Greer
WHSC
Hartsville
WLBG
Larrens
WJAY*
Mullins
WMRA
Myrtle Beach
WKDK
' Newberry
WRNO
Orangeburg
WRHI
Rock Hill
WSNW
Seneca
WFIG*
Sumter
SOUTH DAKOTA
KDSJ^
Deadwood
KIJV^
Huron
KGFX
Pierre
KISD^
Sioux Falls
KWAT* Watertown
TENNESSEE
WLAR* Athens
WJ2M Clarksville
WKRM Columbia
WHUB Cookeville
WDSG Dyersburg
WEKR Fayetteville
WHIN Gallatin
WHBT- Harriman
WIRJ Humboldt
WDXI Jackson
WKIN Kingsport
WDXE* Laiwrenceburg
WCOR Lebanon
WJJM Lewisburg
WGAP Maryville
WMMT McMinnville
WGNS Murfreesboro
WNAH Nashville
WOKE Oak Ridge
WTPR Paris
WDBL Springfield
WJIG Tullahoma
WENK Union City
TEXAS
KVLF Alpine
KBUD Athens
KRUN Ballinger
KlOX Bay City
KRCT Baytown
KTXC Big Spring
KNEL Brady
KSTB Breckenridge
KWHI Brenham
KTFY Brownfield
KBOR Brownsville
KB WD Brownwood
KDET* Center
KSTA* Coleman
WTAW^ College Station
KVMC Colorado City
KAND Corsicana
KIVY Crockett
KXIT* Dalhart
KDLK Del Rio
KDNT Denton
KURV Edinburg
KELP* El Paso
KFLD* Floydada
KNAF* Fredericksburg
KGAF Gainesville
KLUF Galveston
KCTI* Gonzales
KGVL Greenville
KPAN Hereford
KHBR Hillsboro
KATL Houston
KSAM Huntsville
KEBE' Jacksonville
KTXJ Jasper
KMBL" Junction
KOCA* Kilgore
KPET* Lamesa
KVOZ* Laredo
KVOW* Littlefleld
KFRO* Longview
KVSP* Lubbock
KRBA* Lufkin
KMHT Marshall
KJBC Midland
KORC Mineral Wells
KVKM Mcnahans
KIMP Mt. Pleasant
KOSF* Nacogdoches
KRIG Odessa
KOGT Orange
KNET Palestine
KPAT Pampa
KFTX Paris
KIUN* Pecos
KVOP Plainview
KBOP Pleasanton
KOLJ Quanah
KCNY* San Marcos
KSEY* Seymour
KEVA* Shamrock
KTAN* Sherman
KDWT* Stamford
KSTV" Stephenville
KSST Sulphur Springs
KXOX Sweetwater
KTEM* Temple
KTFS* Texarkana
KTLW Texas City
KTBB* Tyler
KVOU' Uvalde
KVWC* Vernon
KVIC* Victoria
UTAH
KBUH Brigham City
KVNU Logan
KOPP Ogden
KOAL Price
KJAM Vernal
KEYY Provo
VERMONT
WSYB Rutland
WTWN St. Johnsbury
VIRGINIA
WRIS Roanoke
WKLV Blackstone
WINA Charlottesville
WKEY Covington
WCVA Culpeper
WEVA Emporia
WFAX Falls Church
WFVA Fredericksburg
WFTR Front Royal
WBOB Galax
WVEC Hampton
WREL Lexington
WMEV* Marion
WMVA Martinsville
WNVA Norton
WSSV Petersburg
WPUV^ Pulaski
WRAD' Radford
WRIC Rich lands
WHLF* South Boston
WLPM Suffolk
WNNT Warsaw
WAYB Waynesboro
WINC* Winchester
WYVE Wytheville
WASHINGTON
KXRO* Aberdeen
KPUG' Bellingham
KELA* Centralia
KCLX Colfax
KFDR Grand Coulee
KWLK* Longview
KSEM Moses Lake
KGY Olympia
KONP Port Angeles
WEST VIRGINIA
WHAR^ Clarksburg
WDNE* Elkins
WVOW* Logan
WEPM Marti nsburg
WHJC Matewan
WMOD Moundsvilie
WLOH* Princeton
WBRW Welch
WHAW* Weston
WISCONSIN
WATW Ashland
WLDY Ladysmilh
WD LB Marshfield
WIGM Medford
WMNE Menomonie
WLIN Merrill
WNAM Neenah
WIBU* Poynette
WRAC Racine
WOBT Rhinelander
WRCO Richland Center
WKLJ Sparta
WSPT Stevens Point
WOKW* Sturgeon Bay
WTRW* Two Rivers
WTTN Watertown
WAUX Waukesha
WYOMING
KVWO Cheyenpp
KOVE* Lander
KPOW* Powell
KRAL* Rawlins
KVRS* Rock Springs
KWYO Sheridan
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DIVISION OF THOMAS S. LEE ENTERPRISES, INC.
21 BROOKLINE avenue, boston 15, MASS.
Airline IVetwork
p. O. Box 2553. Birmingham, Ala.
Phone: 4-3434
PERSONNEL
Gen. Sales Manager B. W. Randa
STATIONS
WSGN. Birmingham; WHBS, Hunlsville.
Alaska Broadcasting System
(Affiliated with CBS)
830 Securities Building, Seattle 1, Wash.
Phone: SEneca 6333
PERSONNEL
General Manager Wm. J. Wagner
Relations Mgr Ernest Spink
Commercial Manager Irving Lusk
Traffic Manager A. L. Christensen
Promotion Manager Tom Ewing
Program Manager Irene F. Wagner
Auditor F. Daniel McLean
Recording Engineer Harold H. Kaden
BRANCH OFFICES
Station KFQD. Box 1040. Anchorage. Alaska,
Chas. Mohler. Station Mgr.; Station KFRB. Box
950. Fairbanks. Alaska. W. R. Nichols. Station
Mgr.; Station KINY. Box 1091. Juneau. Alaska.
Dick Peter. Station Mgr.; Station KTKN, Box
1308. Ketchikan. Alaska, Dorothy Bussanich.
Station Mgr.; Station KIBH, Box 250, Seward,
Alaska. Jim Lawson. Station Mgr.; Station
KIFW. Box 699. Sitka. Ataska. Wm. Maynard.
Station Mgr.; Alaska Radio Sales. 17 East 42nd
St.. New York 17, N. Y., MUrray Hill 2-1811;
Duncan A. Scott & Co., Mills Bldg.. San Fran-
cisco 4. Calif.. Garfield 1-7950; Duncan A.
Scott & Co., 2978 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles
5, Calif.; Willis Harpel. 3256 Barham Blvd.,
Hollywood 28, Calif.
STATIONS
KFQD, Anchorage, Alaska; KFRB, Fair-
banks, Alaska; KINY, Juneau, Alaska; KTKN,
Ketchikan, Alaska; KIBH, Seward. Alaska;
KIFW. Sitka. Alaska.
The Aloha Network
P. O. Box 1380, Honolulu, T. H.
Phone: 95295
PERSONNEL
General Manager R. M. Fitkin
Comm. Manager J. D. AlHson
Chief Engineer Ira G. Mercer
STATIONS
KHON, Honolulu; KIPA. Hilo; KMVI.
Wailuku; KTOH, Lihue.
Arizona Broadcasting
System
(ABS Network)
711 Heard Bldg., Phoenix. Ariz.
Phone 4-4161
PERSONNEL
General Manager Richard O. Lewis
Commercial Manager BUI Harrey
STATIONS
KTAR, Phoenix; KVOA, Tucson; KYUM.
Yuma; KGLU. SaHord; KWJB, Globe-Miami;
KYCA. Prescott; KAWT. Douglas-Bisbee.
The Arizona Network
Radio Stotion KOY
840 N. Central Ave.. Phoenix. Ariz.
Phone: 4-4144
PERSONNEL
Manager Albert D. Johnson
Program Director John R. Williams
Commercial Manager John L. Hogg
KTUC Manager Lee Little
KSUN Mgr., owner Arlo W. Morris
KYMA Manager WilHam L. Lindsey
KCLS Manager Charles J. Saunders
BRANCH OFFICES
Station KTUC. Broadway & Tyndall. Tucson,
Ariz.; Phone: 2-3344; Station KSUN, Bisbee,
Ariz.. Phone 9; Station KYMA. 8th St. and "B"
Ave.. Yuma; Station KCLS. 110 W. Birch St.,
Flagstaff.
STATIONS
KOY. Phoenix. KTUC. Tucson; KSUN. Lowell;
KYMA. Yuma; KCLS. Flagstaff.
Arrowhead Network
WEBC Building. Duluth 2, »Cnn.
Phone: Melrose 2-2873
PERSONNEL
President Morgan Murphy
V.-P. & Gen. Mgr Walter C. Bridges
Director of Engineering Charles P. Perrons
STATIONS
WEBC, Duluth. Minn.; WMFG, Hibbing.
Minn.; WHLB. Virginia. Minn,; WJMC. Rice
Lake. Wis.; WEAU Eau Claire, Wis.; WISC.
Madison. Wis.
Broadcasting Corp. of
America Network
p. O. Box 987. Riverside. Calif.
Phone: Riverside 6290
PERSONNEL
President W. L. Gleeson
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REGIONAL NETWORKS
STATIONS
KPRO, Riverside; KPOR. San Bernardino;
KREO. Indio; KROP, Brawley; KYOR. Blythe.
Paul Bunyoii ]\eti¥ork
Paul Bunyon Bldg., Traverse City. Mich.
PERSONNEL
Pres., Gen. Mgr Les Biederman
STATIONS
WTCM. Traverse City; WATT. Cadillac;
WATZ, Alpena; WMBN, Petoskey; WATC.
Gaylord.
California Northern Group
PERSONNEL
Manager Jack A. Mitchell (KSYC)
STATIONS
KBLF. Red Bluff; KSUE, Susanville; KSYC,
Yreka.
Columbia Pacific Network
6121 Sunset Blvd.. Los Angeles 28, California
Phone: Hollywood 9-1212
PERSONNEL
Manager William D. Shaw
Asst. Gen. Sales Mgr. &
Sales Mgr Edwin W. Buckalew
Asst. Sales Manager Alan Axtell
Sales Promotion Mgr Sherril W. Taylor
Program Director Robert P. Sutton
News Director Jack Beck
Public Affairs Director Bill Whitely
Chief Engineer Les Bowman
BRANCH OFFICES
Radio Spot Sales. 485 Madison Avenue, New
York. N. Y.. Phone: PL 5-2000, Wendell Camp-
bell, Sales Mgr.; Radio Spot Sales, 903 Three
Sisters Bldg., Memphis, Tenn., Phone: Tennes-
see 37-8612. H. H. Holtshouser, Sales Mgr.;
Columbia Pacific Network Sales, Palace Hotel,
San Francisco. Calif.. YU 2-7000. Bok Reitzel.
Sales Mgr.; Radio Spot Sales. 902 Fisher Bldg..
Detroit, Mich., TR 2-5500, Ralph H. Patt, Jr., Sales
Mgr.; Radio Spot Sales, 410 North Michigan
Avenue, Chicago. 111., WH 4-6000, Gordon F.
Hayes. Sales Mgr.; Radio Spot Sales, 1313
N. Vine Street. Hollywood, Calif., HO 9-1212.
Ed Larkin, Sales Mgr.
KNX, Los Angeles, Calif.; KCBS, Los An-
geles, Calif.; KFRE, Fresno, Calif.; KFMB, San
Diego, Calif.; KROY, Sacramento, Calif.;
KMBY- Monterey, Calif.; KCMJ. Palm Springs,
Calif.; KGDM, Stockton, Calif.; KERN, Bakers-
field, Calif.; KXOC, Chico, 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.; KWIE. Kenniwick,
Wash.; KIMA, Yakima. Wash.; KOLO, Reno.
Ner.; KOOL, Phoenix, Ariz.; KCKY, CooUdge.
Ariz.; KNOG. Nogales. Ariz.; KOPO, Tucson,
Ariz.
Columbine Network
Security Life Bldg.. Denver. Colo.
PERSONNEL
General Manager Albert G. Meyer
Sales Manager Edwin E. Koepke
STATIONS
KMYR. Denver; KCOL, Fort Collins; KBOL.
Boulder; KYOU. Greeley.
Tbe Connecticut State
Network, Inc.
555 Asylum St., Hartford 5. Cann.
Phone: 2-0237
PERSONNEL
President C. Glover D*Lane7
Directors: Aldo DeDominicus (WHNC). Levon
Thomas (WNAB). Julian Schwartz (WSTC).
Sam Elman (WATR). Gerald Morey (WNLC).
Edmund Waller (WTOR), Leo Borin (WHAY).
STATIONS
WNAB, Bridgeport; WNHC. New Haven;
WNLC. New London; WSTC, Stamford; WTOR.
Torrington; WATR, Waterbury; WTHT, Hart-
fo d; V/HAY, New Britain.
Dairyland Network
Radio City. 50 S. 9th St.. Minneapolis 2. Minn.
Phone: Llncobi 0552
STATIONS
WTCN. Minneapolis-St. Paul; KATE, Albert
Lea; KWLM, Wilmar; KWNO. Winona.
Don Lee Broadcasting
1313 North Vine Street. Hollywood 28. Calif.
Phone: Hudson 2-2133
PERSONNEL
President Willet H. Brown
Exec. Vice-Pres Ward D. Ingrim
Sec.-Treas A. M. Quinn
Vice-Pres. in Charge Sales Norman Boggs
Vice-Pres. Station Relations. .. .Norman Ostby
Dir. of Operations A. J. LaFrano
Nat. Adv. Mgr Arthur M. Mortensen
KHJ Sales Manager Terry Mann
Dir. Public Relations Bud Coulson
Promotion Director H. H. Sonnenburg
News & Special Events Les Mawhinney
Chief Engineer Robert Ame
BRANCH OFFICES
1000 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, Calif..
Wm. Pabst, Vice-Pres.; National Reps., John
Blair & Co., New York. Chicago. Detroit, St.
Louis, Dallas, San Francisco.
KAFY, Bakersfield. Calif.; KHSL. Chico,
Calif.; KXO, El Centro, Calif.; KIEM, Eureka.
Calif.; KYNO, Fresno, Calif.; KHJ, Los Angeles,
Calif.; KMYC, Marysville, Calif.; KYOS, Mer-
ced, CaUf.; KPRL, Paso Robles, Calif.; KVCV,
Redding, 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.; KVOE. Santa Ana, Calif.; KDB,
Santa Barbara, Calif.; KXOB, Stockton. Calif.;
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REGIONAL NETWORKS
KCOK, Tulare-Visalia. Calii.; KVNI, Coeur
D'Alene. Idaho; KRLC. Lewiston. Idaho; KWAL.
Wallace. Calif.; KATO, Reno, Nevada; KWIL.
Albany, Oregon; KAST, Astoria, Oregon;
KBND. Bend, Oregon; KOOS, Coos Bay, Ore-
gon; KORE, Eugene. Oregon; KUIN, Grants
Pass, Oregon; KFJI, Klamath Falls, Oregon;
KPOJ. Portland, Oregon; KRNR, Roseburg. Ore-
gon; KSLM, Salem. Oregon; KXRO, Aberdeen,
Wash.; KPUG, Bellingham, Wash.; KELA.
Centralia-Chehalis. Wash.; KRKO, Everett,
Wash.; KWLK, Longview, Wash.; KGY, Olym-
pia. Wash.; KVI, Seattle-Tacoma, Wash.;
KNEW, Spokane, Wash.; KUJ. Walla Walla.
Wash.; KWNW. Wenatchee. Wash.; KYAK,
Yakima. Wash.
ADDITIONAL GROUPS AVAILABLE: KOY,
Phoenix, Arizona; KTUC, Tucson. Arizona;
KSUN. Bisbee. Arizona; KYMA. Yuma. Ari-
zona; KCLS, Flagstaff, Arizona; CKWX, Van-
couver, Canada; KFAR, Fairbanks, Alaska;
KENI. Anchorage, Alaska; KJNO, Juneau,
Alaska; KABI, Ketchikan. Alaska; KPOA.
Honolulu. Hawaii; KILA, Hilo. Hawaii.
Foreign Lajigiiage Quality
Network
730 Fifth Avenue. New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-7979
PERSONNEL
Chairman Pat Stanton
President Ralph N. Weil
STATIONS
WNHC, New Haven. Conn.; WTEL, Phila-
delphia, Pa.; WJMJ. Philadelphia, Pa.; WHOD,
Homestead, Pa.; KSAN, San Francisco, Cal.;
WSRS, Cleveland, O.; WACE. Springfield,
Mass.; WOV, New York City.
The Garden State l^etwork
c/o Sta. WFPG, Steel Pier, Atlantic City, N. J.
Phone: 5-2188
PERSONNEL
Chairman Fred Webe;
STATIONS
WNJR, Newark; WCTC, New Brunswick;
WTTM, Trenton; WKDN, Camden; WJLK, As-
bury Park; WFPG, Atlantic City; WSNJ,
Bridgeton.
Georgia Associations of
Local Stations
87 V2 Fairlie Street, N. W., Atlanta, Ga,
Phone: Alpine 5132
PERSONNEL
Sales DirACtor Tom Carr
STATIONS
WDEC. Americus; WGAU. Athens; WATL.
Atlanta; WBBQ, Augusta; WGIG, Brunswick;
WLBB, Carrollton; WBHF, Cartersville; WGAA,
Cedartown; WMJM, Cordele; WMOC, Coving-
ton; WBLJ, Dahon; WDWD, Dawson; WMLT,
DubUn; WBHB, Fitzgerald; WDUN, Gainesville;
WKEU. Griffin; WIBB. Macon; WFOM. Mari-
etta; WMGV; MiUedgeville; WMGA, Moul-
trie; WFRP. Savannah; WWNS. Statesboro;
WSFT. Thomaston; WKTG, Thomasville;
WWGS. Tifton; WLET, Toccoa; WVOP, Vidalia;
WAYX. Waycross; WRLD, West Point.
Granite State Network
155 Front St.. Manchestsr. N. H.
Phone: 4-4075
PERSONNEL
President Al Malin (WWNH)
Treasurer William Rust. Jr. (WKBR)
Manager Ralph Gottlieb (WKBR)
STATIONS
WKBR. Manchester; WWNH. Rochester;
WTSV. Claremont; WMOU, Berlin, and WTSL.
Hanover, all in New Hampshire; WTSA. Brat-
tleboro, Vt.; WHOB. Gardner. Mass.
Grass Roots Network
4 12 1/2 Court St.. Muskogee, Okla.
Phone: 856
PERSONNEL
President limmie Barry
Secy.-Treas James L. Neal
STATIONS
KOCY. Oklahoma City, Okla.; KAKC. Tulsa.
Okla.; KMUS. Muskogee, Okla.; WBBZ. Ponca
City. Okla.; KHBG. Okmulgee. Okla.; KFSA.
Fort Smith. Ark.
Great Lakes Network
Radio Building, Saginaw, Mich.
PERSONNEL
Manager Jack D. Parker
STATIONS
WSAM-AM-FM. Saginaw; WLEW, Bad Axe;
WFYC. Alma; WOAP-AM-FM. Owosso.
Great Northern Bcstg. System
107 First Ave.. N.W.. Mandan. North Dakota
Phone: 561, 562
PERSONNEL
Secretary M. J. Reichert
STATIONS
KVOX, Moorehead, Minn.; KGDE, Fergus
Falls, Minn.; KLPM, Minot, N. D.; KGCU,
Mandan, N. D.; KOVC, Valley City, N. D.;
KDLR, DevUs Lake, N. D.; KGCX, Sidney.
Mont.; KNOX. Grand Forks. N. D.
Gny Gannett B'cstng.
System
390 Congress St.. Portland 3. Maine
Phone: 2-7423
PERSONNEL
President Guy P. Gannett
Vice-President Laurence H. Stubbs
V.-P.. Gen. Mgr Creighton E. Gatchell
Sales Manager Richard E. Bates
STATIONS
WGAN. Portland; WGUY. Bangor.
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REGIONAL NETWORKS
Intoriiiouutain Network
146 S. Mmn St., Salt Lake City 1. Utah
Phone: 4-3561
PERSONNEL
President Lynn L. Meier
Exec. Vice Pres Jack S. Paige
Enq. Director W. D'Orr Cozzens
Comptroller E. W. Campbell
Chairman of Board George C. Hcrtch
STATIONS
KGIW. Alamose, Colo.; KBOL. Boulder, Colo.;
KRAI. Craig, Colo.; KRLN. Canon City, Colo.;
KRDO, Colorado Springs. Colo.; KFEL. Denver,
Colo.; KMYR, Denver. Colo.; KIUP, Durango,
Colo.; KCOL. Ft. Collins. Colo.; KFTM, Ft.
Morgan, Colo.; KFXJ. Grand Junction, Colo.;
KGLN. Glenwood Springs. Colo.; KYOU,
Greely. Colo.; KBNZ, La Junta, Colo.; KLMR,
Lamar. Colo.; KLVC. Leadville, Colo.; KLMO,
Longmont, Colo.; KUBC, Mnotrose, Colo.;
KCSI. Pueblo. Colo.; KVRH. Salida, Colo.;
KGEK. SetrUng. Colo.; KCRT. Trinidad, Colo.;
KBMY. Billings. Mont.; KOPR. Butte, Mont.;
KCAP. Helena. Mont.; KOJM. Havre. Mont.;
KMON. Great Falls. Mont.; KXLO, Lewistown,
Mont.; KPRK. Livingston, Mont.; KRFJ. Miles
City. Mont.; KIYL Shelby. Mont.; KNEE.
Scottsbluff. Neb.; KRAM. Las Vegas. Nev.;
KELK. Elko. Nev.; KVER. Albuquerque. N. M.;
KSVP, Artesia. N. M.; KICA. Clovis. N. M.;
KOBE, Las Cruces, N. M.; KFUN. Las Vegas.
N. M.; KRTN. Raton. N. M.; KGFL. RoswelL
N. M.; KTNM. Tucumcari. N. M.; KFXD, Idaho;
KIFI, Idaho Falls. Idaho; KWIK, Pocatello.
Idaho; KLIX. Twin Falls. Idaho; KDSJ. Dead-
wood, S. D.; KSET. El Paso. Texas; KVNU.
Logan. Utah; KLO. Ogden. Utah; KOAL. Price.
Utah; KOVO. Provo, Utah; KSVC. Richfield.
Utah; KALL. Sal tLake City. Utah; KSPR.
Casper. Wyo.; KVWO. Cheyenne, Wyo.;
KOVE. Lander. Wyo.; KOWB. Laramie, Wyo.;
KPOW. Powell. Wyo.; KVRS. Rock Springs,
Wyo.; KWYO. Sheridan. Wyo.
Lone Star Chain, Inc.
(The O. L. Taylor Co.)
1024 Life of America Bldg.. Dallas 1. Tex.
Phone: LAkeside 1041
PERSONNEL
President Harold V. Hough
Vice-President Fred Nahas
Secretary -Treasurer O. L. Ted Taylor
General Manager Fred L. Vance
STATIONS
WBAP. Fort Worth; KTBC, Austin; KTSA.
San Antonio; KXYZ. Hcmston; KROD. El Paso;
KFDM, Beaumont; KRGV. Weslaco; KEYS.
Corpus Christi; KTRE. Lufkin; KTBB. Tyler;
KGNC. Amorillo; KFYO. Lubbock; KFDX,
Wichita ralla.
Maine Broadca^sting System
157 High St.. Portland 3. Mo.
Phone: 2-0181
PERSONNEL
Manager William H. Rines
Technical Director Daniel H. Smith
News Supervisor Philip N. Johnson
BRANCH OFFICES
100 Main St., Bangor, Me., Phone: 6023. Ed-
ward E. Guernsey; 175 Water St.. Phone: 2285.
Augusta, Me.. Jack S. Atwood.
STATIONS
WCSH. Portland; WLBZ. Bangor; WRDO,
Bangor. Me.
McClatchy Beeline
911 Seventh St.. Sacramento. Calif.
PERSONNEL
President Eleanor McClatchy
Sales Director Leo O. Ricketts
STATIONS
KFBK (AM, FM), Sacramento; KMJ (AM. FM),
Fresno; KWG. Stockton; KERN (AM, FM). Bak-
ersfield; KOH. Reno; KBEE. Modesto.
Metropolitan Network
Munsey Bldg.. Washington 4. D. C.
Phone: STerling 3-1772
STATIONS
WPIK. Alexandria; WFAX. Falls Church.
Virginia; WGAY. Silver Spring; WUST. Bfethes-
da. Maryland.
Michigan Radio Network
1700 Mutual Bldg.. Detroit 26. Mich.
Phone: Woodward 3-8321
PERSONNEL
President James G. Riddell
Sales Manager H. S. Christian
Dir. Adv. & Sales Prom William Morgan
STATIONS
WBCM. Bay City; WFDF, Flint; WJIM. Lans-
ing; WIBM. Jackson; WELL. Battle Creek;
WLAV. Grand Rapids; WGFG, KalamOBoo;
WKBZ. Muskegon; WSOO. Saulte Ste. Marie;
WKLA, Ludington; WHRV, Ann Arbor.
Tlie Mid-Sontli Network
WCBI, Columbus. Mississippi
PERSONNEL
General Manager Bob McRaney
STATIONS
WCBI. Columbus; WELO. Tupelo; WMOX-
AM-FM. Meridian; WROX. Clarksdale; WNAG.
Grenada; WROB. West Point; WSSO, Stark-
ville, Mississippi.
Mississippi Broadcasting Co.
(Withers Gavin Stations)
PERSONNEL
Pres. & Mgr Withers Gavin
STATIONS
WCOC. Meridian; WJQS. Jackson; WMBC.
Macon; WACR. Columbus. Miss.
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REGIONAL NETWORKS
New England Regional
Network
26 Grove St., Hartford 15, Conn.
Phone: Hartford 5-0801
DIRECTORS
Chairman Paul W. Morency
Joseph E. Baudino. John J. Boyle, William
H. Rines.
STATIONS
WBZ. Boston. Mass.; WCSH, Portland. Me.;
WJAR, Providence, R. I.; WLBZ, Bangor. Me.;
WTIC, Hartford, Conn.; WRDO. Augusta. Me.
REPRESENTATIVE
Weed & Company
North Eastern Broadcasting
System
John Hancock Bldg., Boston 16. Moss.
Phone: LI 2-5799
PERSONNEL
Sales Director Elmer Kettell
STATIONS
WABI. Bangor; WLAM, Lewlston-Aubum;
WTVL. Waterville. Maine; WFEA, Manchester;
WKXL, Concord; WKNE. Keene; WLNH, La-
conic; WHEB, Portsmouth; WMOU. Berlin.
New Hampshire; WSKI. Montpelier-Barre. Ver-
mont; WACE. Chicopee-Springfield; WALE.
Fall River; WBEC. Pittsfield; WBSM, New
Bedford; WEIM. Fitchburg; WHAV. HaverhiU;
WKOX, Framingham; WORC. Worcester.
Mass.; WHIM, Providence. R. L; WBRY.
Woterbury. Conn.; WHBW. Rutland. Vt.;
WIKE. Newport. Vt.; WTWN. St. Johnsburg.
Vt.; WCAP. Lowell. Mass.; WCCC. Hartford,
Conn.
Northwest Network
3415 University Ave.. St. Paul W 14. Minn.
Phone: PRior 2717
PERSONNEL
General Manager Stanley E. Hubbard
Treasurer Keimeth M. Hance
Nat. Sales Mgr Karl A. Plain
STATIONS
KSTP. St. Paul-Minneapolis, Minn. (Key sta-
tion); WEBC. Duluth. Minn.; KYSM. Mankato.
Minn.; WMFG. Hibbing. Minn.; WHLB, Vir-
ginia. Minn.; KROC. Rochester, Minn.; KFAM,
St. Cloud. Minn.; KFYR, Bismarck. N. D.;
WDAY. Fargo. N. D.; WEAU. Eau Claire,
Wise. WJMC. Rice Lake. Wise.
NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Edward Petry & Co.
The Nntmeg Network
750 Main St., Hartford, Conn.
Phone: 7-1188
PERSONNEL
Secretary Walter Haase (WDRC)
STATIONS
WDRC, Hartford; WBRY, Waterbury; WELL
New Haven; WICC, Bridgeport; WICH. Nor-
wich.
Oklahoma Network
Station KVSO, Ardmore, Okla.
PERSONNEL
Chariman Bill Hoover (KVSO)
Representative O. L. Taylor Co.
STATIONS
KTOK. Oklahoma City; KCRC. Enid; KBIX,
Muskogee; KADA. Ada; KVSO, Ardmore;
KTMC. McAlester; KSWO, Lawton.
The Oregon Trail Network
c/o Sta. KBKR, Baker. Oregon
STATIONS
KSRV. Ontario, Ore.; KBKR. Baker, Ore.;
KLBM, LaGrande, Ore.
Palmetto Broadcasting
System
^1 Martin St.. Anderson. S. C.
Phone: 3802
PERSONNEL
President Wilton E. Hall
General Manager Glenn P. Warnock
Production Manager Ray Baroth
National Sales Mgr G. P. Browne
Promotion Director V. B<xrath
Regional Sales John F. McCallum
BRANCH OFFICES
405 Montague St., Atlanta, Ga.. Exec. Clay-
ton Cosse; 310 Central St., Wilmette, 111.,
Exec, Charles L. Allen; R. R. No. 3. Holly
Hill. Fla.. Exec, Homer Hardesty.
STATIONS
WAIM, Anderson, S. C; WACA, Camden
S. C; Choice. Charleston. S. C; WGCD, Ches
ter, S. C; WCOS, Columbia, S. C; WDSC. Dil
Ion, S. C; WJMX, Florence. S. C; Choice,
Greenville, S. C; WHSC, Hartsville, S. C.
WKDK, Newberry, S. C; WTND, Orangeburg,
S. C; WTYC, Rock Hill, S. C; WSNW, Seneca
S. C; WBCU, Union, S. C; WALD, Walterboro
S. C; WRFC, Athens, Ga.; WBGE. Atlanta,
Ga.; WGAC, Augusta, Ga.; WGGA, Gaines
ville, Ga.; WKLY, Hartwell. Ga.
Quaker Network
Headquarters: WFIL, Philadelphia. Pa.
PERSONNEL
Sales Manager George A. Koehler
STATIONS
WFIL. Philadelphia; WEEU. Reading;
WAEB, Allentown; WEST, Easton; WSBA,
York; WAZL, Hazleton; WLAN, Lancaster;
WARM. Scranton; WILK, Wilkes-Barre; WGHB.
Harrisburg; WKOK. Sunbury; WRAK. Williams-
port; WFBG, Altoona; WARD, Johnstown;
WERC, Erie; WCAE, Pittsburgh; WKST, New
Castle; WKRZ, Oil City.
Razorhack Network
217 E. 3rd St., Little Rock, Ark.
Phone: 4-8928
PERSONNEL
General Manager Emil J. Pouzar
STATIONS
KXLR. Little Rock and all stations in Ark.
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REGIONAL NETWORKS
K€>c*k^ Mountain
llroadeasting System
29 S. State St., Salt Lake City 1. Utah
Phone: 3-2737
PERSONNEL
President & Gen. Mgr Frank C. Carman
Vice-Pres. & Sales Mgr John Schile
STATIONS
KGEM, Boise; KIFI, Idaho Falls; KWIK,
PocateUo; KLIX, Twin Falls. Idaho; KOPR.
Butte; KOCK, BilUngs; KMON. Great Falls;
KLAS, Las Vegas, Nev.; KUTA, Salt Lake City;
KCSU, Provo; KVOG, Ogden. Utah.
Rural Radio Network
306 E. State St., Ithaca. N. Y.
Phone: 4-6357
PERSONNEL
General Manager D. K. deNeul
Sales Manager H. S. Brown
Program Director M. N. Knapp
Farm Diiector R- B. Child
Farm Service Dir I- Hamrick
Chief Engineer T. R. Humphrey
Controller G. B. Holland. Jr.
STATIONS
WHCU-FM, Ithaca. N. Y.; WHLD-FM, Nia-
gara Falls; WFNF. Wethersiield; WHDL-FM.
Olean; WVBT. Bristol Center; WVCN. De-
Ruyster, WRUN-FM. Utica-Rome. WWNY-FM.
Watertown; WMSA-FM. Massena; WVCV.
Cherry Valley; WFLY. Troy; WHVA. Pough-
keepsie; WQAN-FM. Scfanton. Pa.
South Central Quality
jVetwork
(Address any station)
STATIONS
WMC, Memphis; KARK. Little Rock; KWKH,
Shreveport; WJDX, Jackson, Miss.
Steinman Stations
8 W. King St.. Lancaster. Pa.
Phone: 5251
PERSONNEL
Gen. Mgr Clair R. McCoUough
Sales Manager J. Robert Gulick
Promotion Manager Bart Feroe
Technical Dir J. E. Mathiot
Nat'l Representative. . . .Robert Meeker Assoc.
STATIONS
WDEL-AM-FM-TV. Wilmington. Del.; WORK.
York, Pa.; WKBO. Harrisburg. Pa.; WGAL-
AM-FM-TV. Lancaster. Pa.; WLEV-FM. Bethle-
hem, Allenlown, Easton, Pa.; WEST-AM-FM,
EoBton, Pa.; WRAW, Reading. Pa.
Tall C€>rn ]\etwork
(Address any Station or John E. Pearson, Reps.)
PERSONNEL
President Dietrich Dirks (KCOM)
Vice-President Ed Breen (KVFD)
Vice-President G. J. Volger (KWPC)
Secretary . Wm. P. White (KFJB)
STATIONS
KWCR. Cedar Rapids; KROS. Clinton; KSIB.
Creston; KFNF. Shenandoah; KDEC, Decorahr
KDTH. Dubuque; KVFD, Fort Dodge; KFJB.
MarshaUtown; KWPC, Muscatine; KWBG.
Boone; KICD. Spencer; KRIB, Mason City;
KCIM. Carroll; KOEL, Oelwein. all in Iowa.
Tennessee Valley Associates
Network
(Address Any Station)
STATIONS
WHAL, Shelbyville; WLAR. Athens; WAGC.
Chattanooga; WKRM, Columbia; WHUB. Cooke-
ville; WEKR. Fayettville; WHIN, Gallatin;
WHBT. Harriman; WCOR. Lebanon; WMMT.
McMinnville; WGNS. Murfreesboro; WCDT,
Winchester.
Texas Broadcasting System
KRLD, Herald Sauare. Dallas, Tex.
PERSONNEL
General Manager Clyde W. Rembert
STATIONS
KRLD, Dallas; KABC. San Antonio; KTRH,
Houston, Texas.
Texas Plains Stations
KFLD, P. O. Box 955, Floydada, Tex.
STATIONS
KFLD, Floydada; KPAN, Hereford; KVCM.
Colorado City, Texas.
Texas Quality Network
1122 Jackson St. (WFAA), Dallas, Tex.
Phone: Riverside 9831
PERSONNEL
Representative Alex Keese
(KRIS), P. O. Box 840, Corpus Christi. Tex.,
Phone: 4-8354, Gen. Mgr. T. Frank Smith;
(KPRC), Lamar & Main Sts., Houston, Tex..
Phone: Fairfax 7101. Gen. Mgr. Jack Harris;
(WOAI), 1031 Navarro St., San Antonio, Tex.,
Gen. Mgr. Arden X. Pangborn; (KVAL), Browns-
ville, Tex., Brownsville, Tex., Gen. Mgr. T.
Frank Smith, Jr.; (WFAA), 1122 Jackson St.
(Dal). Dallas-Ft. Worth, Tex., Phone: River-
side 9831, Gen. Mgr. Martin CampbeU.
Texas State Network, Inc.
1201 W. Lancaster Ave., Fort Worth 1, Tex.
Phone: ED 3473
PERSONNEL
President Gene L. Cagle
Vice-President Charles B. Jordan
Secretary-Treasurer D. C. Hornburg
Sales Manager Dale Drake
Traffic Manager Forrest W. Clough
Program Director Hal Thompson
Chief Engineer James T. Peterson
STATIONS
KFJZ. Fort Worth; KRBC, Abilene; KGKL,
San Angelo; KBST, Big Spring; KCRS, Midland;
KRRV, Sherman; KPLT, Paris; KABC, San An-
tonio; WRR. Dallas; KCMC, Texarkana;
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• • •
REGIONAL NETWORKS
• • •
WACO. Waco; KFRO, Longview; KBWD.
Brownwood; KNOW. Austin; KTRH. Houston;
KGVI. GreenvUle. Texas; KRIO. McAUen;
KLYN. Amarillo; KWFT. Wichita Falls. Texas;
KTBB. Tyler. Texas.
The Tobacco ]\etwork. Inc.
806 Odd Fellows Bldg., P. O. Box 1988.
Raleigh. N. C.
Phone: 8885
PERSONNEL
President Harmon L. Duncan
Vice-President Victor W. Dawson
Secy.-Treas Lester L. Gould
Sales Manager Kenneth C. Wilson
Office Secretary Nina J. Livingston
STATIONS
WFNC. Fayetteville; WRAL. Raleigh;
WGTC. Greenville; WHIT. New Bern; WJNC.
Jacksonville; WTIK. Durham; WGNI, Wilming-
ton; WCEC. Rocky Mount, N. C.
Union Broadcasting System
PERSONNEL
General Manager Jim Healy
WOKO. Albany, N. Y.
STATIONS
WOKO. Albany; WCSS. Amsterdam;
WWSC. Glens Falls; WENT. Gloversville;
WHUC. Hudson; WKNY. Kingston; WKIP.
Poughkeepsie; WDOS, Oneonta; WKOP. Bing-
hamton; WELM. Elmira; WGAT. Utica;
WNDR. Syracuse; WICY, Malone; WEAV,
Plattsburg; WNBZ. Saranac Lake. N. Y.; WBEC.
Pittsfield. Mass.; WAGE. Chicopee; WALE.
Fall River; WVOM. Boston. Mass.; WSYB. Rut-
land; WJOY. Burlington. Vt.; WWCO. Water-
bury; WTOR, Torrington. Conn.; WFAU. Augus-
ta. Me.; WKNE. Keene. N. H.
Upper Midwest Broadcasting
System
935 Northwestern Bank Bldg..
Minneapolis, Minn.
PERSONNEL
President Orville Lawson
STATIONS
KASM. Albany; KXRA. Alexandria; KBUN.
Bemidji; KLIX. Branerd; KBMW, Breckenridge;
KROX. Crookston; KDLM, Detroit Lakes; KDHL.
Fairbault; KSUM, Fairmont; WREX. Duluth;
WEVE. Eveleth; KGDE. Fergus Falls; CKFI.
International Falls; KVOX. Fargo-Moorhead,
and KNUJ. New Ulm. all in Minnesota; KDLR.
Devils Lake; KVOX. Fargo-Moorhead; KNOX.
Grand Forks; KGCU. Bismarck-Mandan; KLPM.
Minot; KOVC. Valley City; KGCX. Williston-
Sidney. all in North Dakota; KABR, Aberdeen;
KIJV. Huron; KORN. Mitchell; KDSJ. Dead-
wood; KIHO. Sioux Falls; KWAT. Watertown;
and KGFX. Pierre, all in South Dakota; WHDF,
Houghton; WIKD. Iron River; WJMS. Iron-
wood; WJPD, Ishpeming; WDBC. Escanaba.
all in Michigan; WHBY. Appleton; WATW,
Ashland; WBEL. Beloit; WBIZ. Eau Claire;
KFIZ. Fond du Lac; WJPG. Green Bay; WLCX.
La Crosse; WLDY. Lady smith; WIBU. Madison-
Poynette; WLIN. Merrill; WOBT. Rhinelander;
WTCH, Shawano, and WFHR, Wisconsin
Rapids, all in Wisconsin; KASI, Ames; KCOG,
Centerville; KXIC, Iowa City; KJFL Webster
City; KAYL, Storm Lake; KSTT, Davenport;
KSMN, Mason City; KOKX, Keokuk; KCHA,
Charles City; KBIZ. Ottumwa. all in Iowa;
KCNL Broken Bow; WJAG. Norfolk; KFGT.
Fremont; KNAB. Scottsblulf, and KJSK. Colum-
bus, all in Nebraska; WMBO. Aurora; WCAZ.
Carthage, and WLBK, De Kalb, all in Illinois;
KXGN, Glendive and KGCX. Sidney, both in
Montana.
West Texas Packaged
Stations
(Address any Station)
STATIONS
KRBC. Abilene; KBST, Big Spring; KGKL,
San Angelo; KTRN, Wichita Falls.
Wisconsin Networlc, Inc.
Nash Block, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.
Phone: 723
PERSONNEL
Managing Dir George T. Frechette
President John M. Walter
Vice-President Earl Huth
STATIONS
WRJN, Racine; WCLO, Janesville; WGEZ.
Eeloit; WIBU, Poynette; WHBY. Appleton;
WHBL. Sheboygan; WJPG. Green Bay; WFHR.
Wisconsin Rapids; WWCF. Baraboo; KFIZ.
Fond du Lac. Wise.
Tlie Yankee Network
21 Brookline Ave., Boston 15. Mass.
Phone: Commonwealth 6-0800
Sales. Prom. Manager Torn Batison
Executive Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr.
Linus Travels
Vice-President .George Steffy
Traffic Dick Black
News L. Bickf ord
Program Manager Dave Cox
STATIONS
WNAC, Boston. Mass.; WFAU. Augusta,
Maine; WIDE, Biddeford. Maine; WICC, Bridge-
port, Conn.; WALE, Fall River, Mass.; WEIM.
Fitchburg-Leominster, Mass.; WHAI. Green-
field, Mass.; WONS, Hartford. Conn.; WHYN,
Holyoke. Mass.; WLNH. Laconia. N. H.;
WCOU. Lewiston-Auburn. Maine; WLLH.
Lowell-Lawrence, Mass.; WNBH. New Bedford,
Mass.; WOCB, Hyannis, Mass.; WNLC, New
London. Conn.; WBRK. Pittsfield. Mass.; WPOR.
Portland. Maine; WHEB. Portsmouth-Dover. N.
H.; WEAN. Providence. R. L; WWON. Woon-
socket. R. I.; WSYB, Rutland, Vt.; WWSR.
St. Albans, Vt.; WWCO, Waterbury, Conn.;
WDEV, Waterbury, Vt.; WORC, Worcester.
Mass.
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ESTIMATED FAMILIES FOR 1953
U.S.
Population Total
April 1, 1953 Housing
State (Estimated) Units
ALABAMA 3,252,000
ARIZONA 789,000
ARKANSAS 1,936,000
CALIFORNIA 11,330,000
COLORADO 1,402,000
CONNECTICUT 2,121,000
DELAWARE 329,000
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 845,000
FLORIDA 2,884,000
GEORGIA 3,604,000
IDAHO 617,000
ILLINOIS 9,214,000
INDIANA 4,050,000
IOWA 2,732,000
KANSAS 2,010,000
KENTUCKY 3,117,000
LOUISIANA 2,819,000
MAINE 963,000
MARYLAND 2,466,000
MASSACHUSETTS 4,928,000
MICHIGAN 6,669,000
MINNESOTA 3,148,000
MISSISSIPPI 2,210,000
MISSOURI 4,184,000
MONTANA 630,000
NEBRASKA 1,412,000
NEVADA 173,000
NEW HAMPSHIRE 567,000
NEW JERSEY 5,113,000
NEW MEXICO 726,000
NEW YORK 15,725,000
NORTH CAROLINA 4,277,000
NORTH DAKOTA 627,000
OHIO 8,400,000
OKLAHOMA 2,264,000
OREGON 1,601,000
PENNSYLVANIA 11,072,000
RHODE ISLAND 833,000
SOUTH CAROLINA 2,213,000
SOUTH DAKOTA 675,000
TENNESSEE 3,415,000
TEXAS 8,157,000
UTAH 712,000
VERMONT 402,000
VIRGINIA 3,486,000
WASHINGTON '. . . 2,534,000
WEST VIRGINIA 2,106,000
WISCONSIN 3,558,000
WYOMING 309,000
TOTAL 158,606,000 46,293,000
298
850,000
243,000
580,000
3,627,000
441,000
617,000
97,000
236,000
966,000
982,000
191,000
2,593,000
1,239,000
819,000
629,000
825,000
784,000
314,000
694,000
1,416,000
1,990,000
926,000
613,000
1,276,000
196,000
419,000
58,000
193,000
1,517,000
201,000
4,675,000
1,064,000
178,000
2,428,000
719,000
529,000
3,060,000
246,000
562,000
196,000
930,000
2,410,000
202,000
124,000
910,000
819,000
547,000
1,068,000
94,000
U.S.
Families
April 1, 1953
(Estimated)
777,000
210,000
522,000
3,525,000
407,000
578,000
88,000
219,000
895,000
904,000
174,000
2,579,000
1,165,000
770,000
580,000
765,000
715,000
285,000
639,000
1,315,000
1,834,000
836,000
579,000
1,109,000
180,000
381,000
51,000
158,000
1,392,000
182,000
4,354,000
1,025,000
161,000
2,352,000
626,000
506,000
2,853,000
222,000
525,000
178,000
856,000
2,161,000
188,000
104,000
821,000
792,000
498,000
963,000
87,000
43,093,000
Stations
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STATIONS
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CKLW — Detroit, Mich 466
KAAA — Red Wing, Minn 479
KABC — San Antonio, Tex 650
KABI — Ketchikan, Alaska 695
KABR — Aberdeen, S. D 620
KADA — Ada, Okla 576
KAFP — Petaluma, Calif 348
K AFY — Bakersfield, Calif 337
KAGH — Crossett, Ark 330
KAHU — Honolulu, T. H 696
KAKC — Tulsa, Okla 580
KAKE — Wichita, Kan 433
KALB — Alexandria, La 440
KALE — Richland, Wash 672
KALG — Alamogordo, N. M 511
KALI — Pasadena. Calif 347
KALL — Salt Lake City, Utah 656
KALT — Atlanta. Tex 630
KAMD — Camden. Ark 330
KAMQ — Amarillo, Tex 630
KANA — Anaconda, Mont 495
KAND — Corsicana. Tex 635
KANE — New Iberia, La 443
KANS — Wichita. Kan 433
KAOK — Lake Charles, La 442
KAPA — Raymond, Wash 671
KAPK — Minden. La 443
KARE — Atchison-St. Joseph. Kan 429
KARK — Little Rock. Ark 332
KARM — Fresno. Calif 340
KASA — Elk City. Okla 577
KASH — Eugene, Ore 583
KASI — Ames, la 422
KASM — Albany. Minn 475
KAST — Astoria. Ore 582
KATE — Albert Lea. Minn 475
KATL — Houston. Tex 642
KATO — Reno, Nev 503
KATY — San Luis Obispo, Calif 353
KAUS — Austin, Minn 475
KAVE — Carlsbad, N. M 511
KAVL — Lancaster. Calif 343
KAWT — Douglas. Ariz 326
KAYL — Storm Lake. la 428
KAYS — Hays. Kan 430
KBHS — Hot Springs, Ark 331
KBIG — Avalon, Calif 337
KBIO — Burley, Idaho 399
KBIS — Bakersfield, Calif 338
KBIX — Mnskogee, Okla 578
KBIZ — Ottomwa. la 427
KBKH — Pullman, Wash 671
KBKI — AUce, Tex 629
KBKO — Portland, Ore 585
KBKR — Baker, Ore 582
KBKW — Aberdeen. Wash 668
KBLA — Burbank. Calif 339
KBLF — Red Bluff. Calif 348
KBLI — Blackfoot. Idaho 399
KBMN — Bozeman. Mont 495
KBMW — Wahpeton-Breckenridge, N. D. 561
KBMY — BiUings. Mont 495
KBMX — CoaUnga, Calif 339
KBND — Bend, Ore 582
KBNZ — La Junta, Colo 361
KBOA — Kennett, Mo 489
KBOE — Oskaloosa. la 427
KBOK — Waterloo. la 428
KBOL — Boulder, Colo 358
KBON — Omaha. Neb 500
KBOP — Pleasanton. Tex 649
KBOR — Brownsville, Tex 634
KBOW — Butte, Mont 495
KBOX — Modesto, Calif 345
KBRC — Mount Vernon, Wash 670
KBRL — McCook, Neb 500
KBRO — Bremerton. Wash 669
KBRS — Springdale, Ark 334
KBST — Big Spring, Tex 633
KBTA — Batesville, Ark 329
KBTM — Jonesboro. Ark 331
KBUC — Corona, Calif 339
KBUD — Athens. Tex 630
KBUH — Brigham City, Utah 655
KBUN — Bemidji. Minn 475
KBUR — Burlington. la 422
KBWD — Brownwood, Tex 634
KBWL — Blackwell, Okla 576
KBYE — Oklahoma City, Okla 579
KBYR — Anchorage, Alaska 694
KBZY — Grand Rapids, Minn 477
KCAP — Helena, Mont 496
KCBC — Des Moines, la 424
KCBD — Lubbock, Tex 645
KCBQ — San Diego, Calif 350
KCBS — San Francisco, Calif 351
KCFH — Cuero, Tex 636
KCHA — Charles City, la 423
KCHE — Cherokee, la 423
KCHI — Chillicothe, Mo 487
KCHJ — Delano, Calif 339
KCHS — Truth Or Conquences, N. M 514
KCID — Caldwell Idaho 400
KCIJ — Shreveport, La 446
KCIL — Houma, La 442
KCIM — Carroll, Ind 422^
KCJB — Minot, N. D 561
KCKN — Kansas City, Mo 431
KCKY — Coolidge, Ariz 326
KCLA — Pine Bluff. Ark 334
KCLE — Cleburne. Tex 634
KCLF — Clifton, Ariz 326
KCLO — Leavenworth, Kan 431
KCLS — Flagstaff, Ariz 326
KCLV — Clovis, N. M 512
KCLW — Hamilton, Tex 642
KCLX — Colfax, Wash 669
KCMC — Texarkana, Tex 653
KCMJ — Palm Springs, CaUf 347
KCMO — Kansas City, Mo 488
KCNA — Tucson. Ariz. 328
KCNC — Fort Worth, Tex • 639
KCNI — Broken Bow, Neb 498
KCNO — Alturas, Calif 337
KCNY — San Marcos, Tex 651
KCOG — Centerville, la. 423
KCOH — Houston, Tex 642
KCOK — Tulare, Calif 356
KCOL — Ft. Collins, Colo 360
KCOM — Sioux City. la 427
KCON — Conway, Ark 330
KCOR — San Antonio. Tex 650
301
KCOW — AUiance. Nob 498
KCOY — Santa Maria. Calif 354
KCRA — Sacramento, Calif 348
ICRB — Chonute, Kan. 429
KCRC — Enid Okla 577
KCRE — Crescent City. Calif 339
KCHG — Cedar Rapids. la 423
KCRS — Midland. Tex 646
KCRT — Trinidad. Colo 362
KCRV — Caruthersville. Mo 486
KCSB — San Bernardino. Calif 349
KCSI — Pueblo. Colo 362
KCSU — Provo. Utah 656
KCTI — Gonxales. Tex 641
KCTX — Childress. Tex 634
KCUL — Fort Worth. Tex. 639
KCVR — Lodi. Calif 343
KDAC — Fort Bragg. Calif 340
KDAL — Duluth. Minn 476
KDAS — Malvern, Ark 333
KDB — Santa Barbara. Calif 354
KDDD — Dumas. Tex 637
KDEC — Decorah. la 424
KDET — Center. Tex. 634
KDHL — Faribault. Minn 476
KDIA — Auburn. Calif 337
KDDC — Dickinson. N. D 559
KDKA — Pittsburgh. Pa. 604
KDKD — CUnton. Mo 487
KDLA — DeRidder, La 442
KDLK — Del Rio, Tex 637
KDLM — Detroit Lakes, Minn 476
KDLR — Devils Lake, N. D 559
KDMA — Montevideo, Minn 478
KDMS — El Dorado, Ark 330
KDNT — Denton. Tex 637
KDON — Santa Cruz, Calif 354
KDRO — SedaUa, Mo 493
KDMO — Carthage, Mo 486
KDRS — Pctragould. Ark. 334
KDSH — Boise, Idaho 399
KDSJ — Deadwood. S. D 620
KDSX — Benison, Tex 637
KDTH — Dubuque. la 425
KDWT — Stamford. Tex 652
KDYL — Salt Lake City, Utah 656
KDZA — Pueblo. Colo 362
KEAR — San Mateo, Calif 353
KEBE — Jacksonville, Tex 644
KECK — Odessa, Tex 647
KECA — Los Angeles, Calif 344
KECC — Pittsburgh, Calif 348
KEEN — Son Jose. Calif 352
KEEP — Twin FaUs, Idaho 401
KELA — CentraUa Chehalis. Wash 669
KELD — El Dorado. Ark 330
KELZ — Elko. Nev 502
KELO — Sioux Falls. S. D 620
KELP — El Paso. Tex 637
KELS — Kelso. Wash 870
KELY — Ely. Nev 502
KENA — Mena. Ark 333
KENI — Anchorage. Alaska 694
KENM — Portales, N. M 513
KENO — Las Vegas, Nev 503
KENT — Shreveport, La 446
KEPO — El Paso, Tex 638
KERB — Kermlt, Tex. 644
KERG — Eugene. Ore 583
KERN — Bokersfield, CalH 338
KERO — Bakersfield. CaUf 338
KERV — Kerrville. Tex 644
KEUN — Eunice. La 442
KEX — Portland. Ore 586
302
KEXO — Grand Junction. Colo 360
KEYD — Minneapolis. Minn 477
KEYE — Perrytown. Tex 649
KEYS — Corpus Christi. Tex 635
KEYY — Provo, Utah 656
KFAB — Omaha. Neb 500
KFAC — Los Angeles. CaUf 344
KFAL — Fulton. Mo 487
KFAM — St. Cloud. Minn 479
KFAR — Fairbanks, Alaska 694
KFBB — Greot Falls. Mont 496
KFBC — Cheyenne. Wyo. 692
KFBI — Wichita. Kan 433
KFBK — Sacramento. Calif ... 349
KFDA — Amarillo. Tex. 630
KFDM — Beaumont. Tex 632
KFDR — Grand Coulee. Wash 670
KFDX — Wichita Falls. Tex 654
KFEL — Denver, Colo 358
KFEQ — St. Joseph, Mo 490
KFFA — Helena. Ark 331
KFGO — Fargo. N. C 559
KFGR — Forest Grove, Ore. 584
KFGT — Fremont. Neb 498
KFH — Wichita. Kan 434
KFI — Los Angeles. Calif 344
KFIR — North Bend, Ore 585
KFIZ — Fond du Lac. Wise 682
KFJB — Marshalltown, la 426
KFJI — Klamath. Ore 584
KFJZ — Fort Worth. Tex 639
KFKA — Greeley, Colo. 361
KFLD — Floydada, Tex 639
KFLW — Klamath Falls. Ore. : 584
KFMA — Davenport. la. 424
KFMB — San Diego. Calif 350
KFMJ — Tulsa. Okla. 580
KFMO — Flat River. Mo 487
KFNF — Shenandooh, la 427
KFOR — Lincoln, Neb 499
KFOX — Long Beach, Calif 343
KFPW— Fort Smith. Ark 330
KFQD — Anchorage. Alaska 694
KERB — Fairbanks. Alaska 694
KFRC — San Francisco. Calif 351
KFRD — Rosenberg. Tex 649
KFRE — Fresno. Calif 340
KFRM — Kansas City, Mo 488
KFRO — Longview, Tex 645
KFRU — Columbia, Mo 487
KFSA — Fort Smith, Ark 331
KFSB — Joplin. Mo 488
KFSD — San Diego, Calif 350
KFTM — Ft. Morgan. Colo 360
KFTV — Paris. Tex 648
KFUN — Las Vegas. N. M 512
KFVD — Los Angeles. Calif 344
KFVS — Cape Girardeau. Mo 486
KFWB — Holly wood. Calif 343
KFXD — Nampa. Idaho 400
KFXJ — Grand Junction. Colo 361
KFXM — San Bernardino, Calif 349
KFYN — Bonham, Tex 633
KFYO — Lubbock. Tex 645
KFYR — Bismarck. N. D 559
KGA — Spokane. Wash 673
KGAE — Salem. Ore ^587
KGAF — Gainesville. Tex 641
KGAK — Gallup, N. M. 512
KGAL — Lebanon, Ore 584
KGAN — Kingman, Ariz 326
KGAR — Garden City. Kan 430
KGB — San Diego. Calif 350
KGBC — Galveston. Tex 641
KGBS — HorUngon, Tex 642
KGBX — Springfield, Mo 494
KGCU — Mandan, N. D 561
KGCX — Sidney, Mont 497
KGDE — Fergus Falls, Minn 476
KGDM — Stockton, Calif 355
KGEM — Boise. Idaho 399
KGER — Long Beach, Calif 343
KGEK — Sterling, Colo 362
KGEZ — Kalispell, Mont 497
KGFF — Shawnee. Okla. 580
KGFJ — Hollywood, CaUf 343
KGFL — Roswell, N. M 513
KGFW — Kearney, Neb 498
KGFX — Pierre. S. D 620
KGGF — CoHeyville, Kan 429
KGGM — Albuquerque. N. M 511
KGHF — Pueblo. Calif 362
KGHI — Little Rock. Ark 332
KGHL — Billings. Mont 495
KGIB — Bremerton. Wash 669
KGIL — San Fernando. Calif 351
KGIW — Alamosa. Colo 358
KGKB — Tyler. Tex 653
KGKL — San Angelo. Tex 649
KGLC — Miami. Okla 578
KGLN — Glenwood Springs. Colo 360
KGLO — Mason City. la 426
KGLU — Safford. Ariz 328
KGMB — Honolulu. T. H 696
KGMC — Englewood. Colo 360
KnMO — Cape Girardeau, Mo 486
KGMS — Sacramento. Calif 349
KGNn — New Braunfels. Tex 647
KGNC — Amorillo. Tex 630
KGNO — Dodoe City. Kan 430
KGO — San Francisco. Calif 351
KGON — Oregon Citv-Portland. Ore 585
KrOS — Torrington. Wyo 693
KGPH — Flaostaff, A-iz 326
KnT?H — Favetteville. Ark 330
KnRI — Henderson, Tex 642
KGST — Fresno. Colif 340
F-nu — Honolulu. T. H 696
KG^a — Greenville, Tex 642
ynvo — M5<»«»oula. Mont 497
jrnw_ porflcmd. Ore 586
FnWA — Eni'l. Okla 577
VGV _ OlvmoSa. W^h 671
vriYN— Guvmon. Okla 577
KGY^v_ Vallejo. Calif 356
FW AS — Hastings. Neb 498
FHBC — Hilo, T. H 695
jrwBC _ Okmulgee. Okla 580
vrron _ Hi'lsboro. Tex 642
KWTT — Lamorrsas. Tex 644
KWT _ Lo«s Anoelps. Calif 344
jrwMO — Hannibal. Mo 487
FWON — Honolulu. T. H 696
FTTOZ — Hanison. Ark 331
KHO — StJokane. Wash 673
KWST. _ Chico. Calif 339
KWTTH __ Watsonv'lle. Calif 357
VWTTTV[ _ Fureka. Calif 340
vmT7 _ Woroer. Tex 633
VTPF _ p^io Al»o. Calif 347
TTTHH — Sewa-d. Alaska 695
KTBL — BpeviUe. Tex 633
KTr.A. — Ciovis. N. M 512
KICT) — Soencer. la 428
KICK — Soringfield. Mo 494
KICO — Calexico. CaUf 339
KID — Idaho Falls. Idaho 400
KIDO — Boise. Idaho 399
KIEM — Eureka, CaUf 340
KIEV— Glendale. Calif 341
KIFN — Phoenix, Ariz 327
KIFI — Idaho Falls, Idaho 400
KIFW — Sitko, Alaska 695
KIHN — Hugo, Okla. 578
KIHO — Sioux Falls, S. D 621
KIHR — Hood River, Ore 584
KIJV — Huron, S. D 620
KIKI — Honolulu, T. H 696
KILA — Hilo, T. H 695
KILO — Grand Forks, N. D 559
KIMA — Yakima, Wash. 675
KIMO — Independence, Mo 487
HMP — Mount Pleasant, Tex 647
KIND — Independence, Kan 431
KINE — Kingsville, Tex 644
KING — Seattle, Wash 672
KINY — Juneau. Alaska 694
KIOA — Des Moines, la 424
KIOX — Bay City, Tex 631
KIPA — Hilo, T. H 696
KIRO — Seattle, Wash 672
KIRX — KirksviUe, Mo 489
KISD — Sioux Falls, S. D 621
KIST — Santa Barbara, Calif 354
KIT — Yakima, Wash 675
KITE — San Antonio, Tex 650
KITO — San Bernardino, Calif 350
KIUL — Garden City, Kan 430
KIUN — Pecos, Tex 648
KIUP.— Durango, Colo 360
KIVY — Crockett, Tex 636
KIWW — San Antonio, Tex 650
KIXL — Dallas, Tex 636
KIYI — Shelby, Mont 497
KJAM- Vernal, Utah 657
KJAY — Topeka, Kan 433
KJAN — Atlantic City, la. 422
KIBC — Midland, Tex 646
KJBS — San Francisco, Calif 351
KICK — Junction City, Kan 431
KJCF — Festus, Mo 487
KJEF — Jennings, La. 442
KJFJ — Webster City, la 429
KINO — Juneau. Alaska 695
KJR — Seattle, Wash 672
KIRL — PocateUo, Idaho 401
KJSK — Columbus, Neb 498
KLAC — Hollywood, Calif 343
KLAN — Ronton. Wash 671
KLAS — Las Vegas, Nev 503
KLBM — LaGrande. Ore 584
KLBS — Houston, Tex. 643
KLCB — Libby, Mont 497
KLCN — Blytheville, Ark 329
KLEA — Lovington, N. M 513
KLFY — Lafayette, La 442
KLIC — Monroe, La 443
KLIF — Dallas, Tex 636
KLIL — Esterville, la 425
KLIQ — Portland, Ore 586
KLIX — Twin Falls, Idaho 401
KLIZ — Brainerd, Minn 475
KLKC — Parsons, Kan 432
KLMO — Longmont, Colo 361
KLMR — Lamar, Colo 361
KLMS — Lincoln, Neb 499
KLMX — Clayton, N. M. 512
KLO — Ogden, Utah 655
KLOK — San Jose, Calif 353
KLOU — Lake Charles, La 443
KLPM — Minot, N. D 561
KLRA — Little Rock, Ark 332
KLPR — Oklahoma City, Okla 579
KLTF — Little Falls, Minn 477
303
KLTI — Lonqview, Tex. 645
KLUF — Galveston. Tex 641
KLVC — Leadville, Colo 361
KLVL — Pasadena. Tex 648
KLVT — Levelland. Tex 645
KLWN — Lawrence, Kan 431
KLWT — Lebanon, Mo 489
KLX — Oakland. Calif 346
KLYN — Amarillo. Tex 630
KLZ — Denver, Colo 358
KMA — Shenandoh. la 427
KMAC — San Antonio. Tex 650
KMAE — McKinney, Tex 646
KMAN — Manhattan, Kan 432
KMBC — Kansas City, Mo 489
KMBL — Junction, Tex 644
KMBY — Monterey, Calif 346
KMCM — McMinnville. Ore 584
KMCO — Conrce, Tex 635
KMED — Medford, Ore 584
KMHL — Marshall, Minn 477
KMHT — Marshall, Tex 646
KMI — Fresno, Calif 340
KMLB — Monroe, La 443
KMMT — Grand Island. Neb 498
KMMO — Marshall, Mo 489
KMOD — Modesto, Calif 346
KMON — Great Falls, Mont 496
KMO — Tacoma, Wash 674
KMOR — Oroville, Calif 347
KMOX — St. Louis, Mo 491
KMPC — Los Angeles, Calif 345
KMUR — Murray, Utah 655
KMUS — Muskogee, Okla 578
KMVI — Wailuku-Maui, T. H 697
KMYC — Marysville, Calif 345
KMYR — Denver, Colo 359
KNAF — Fredericksburg. Tex 641
KNAK — Salt Lake City. Utah 656
KNAL — Victoria, Tex 653
KNBC — San Francisco. Calif 351
KNBR — North Platte. Neb 500
KNBY — Newport, Ark 333
KNCM — Moberly. Mo 490
KNEA — Jonesboro, Ark 332
KNEB — Scottsbluff. Neb 502
KNED — McAlester, Okla 578
KNEL — Brady. Tex 633
KNEM — Nevada. Mo 490
KNET — Palestine. Tex 648
KNEW — Spokane. Wash 673
KNEX — McPherson. Kan 432
KNGS — Hanford. Calif 341
KNOE — Monroe. La 443
KNOG — Ncgales, Ariz 327
KNOR — Norman. Okla 578
KNOW — Austin. Tex 630
KNOX — Grand Forks. N. D 559
KNPT — Newport. Ore 585
KNUJ — New Ulm. Minn 478
KNUZ — Houston. Tex 643
KNX — Los Angeles, Calif 345
KOA — Denver. Colo 359
KOAL — Price. Utah 655
KOAM — Pittsburg, Kan 432
KOAT — Albuquercfue. N. M. 511
ZOB — Albuquerque. N. M 511
XOBE — Las Cruces. N. M 512
KOBK — Owatonna. Minn 479
KOCA — Kilgore. Tex 644
KOCO — Salem. Ore 587
KOCS — Ontario. Calif 347
ZOCY — Oklahoma City. Okla 579
KODI — Cody. Wyo 692
304
KODL — The Dallas. Ore 583
KODY — North Platte. Neb 500
KOEL — Oelwein. la 427
KOFO — Ottawa. Kan 432
KOGT — Orange. Tex 648
KOH — Reno. Nev 503
KOIL — Omaha. Neb 500
KOIN — Portland. Ore 586
KOJM — Havre. Mont 496
KOKX — Keokuk. la 426
KOL — Seattle. Wash 672
KOLE — Port Arthur. Tex 649
KOLJ — Quanah. Tex 649
KOLN — Lincoln. Neb 499
KOLO — Reno. Nev. 503
KOLS — Pryor. Okla 580
KOLT — Scottsbluff, Neb 502
KOMA — Oklahoma City. Okla 579
KOME — Tulsa. Okla 581
KOMO — Seattle. Wash 672
KOMW — Omak. Wash 671
KONG — Visalia. Calif 357
KONO— San Antonio. Tex 650
KONP — Port Angeles. Wash 671
KOOK — Billings. Mont 495
KOOL — Phoenix. Ariz 327
KOOS — Coos Bay. Ore 582
KOPO — Tucson. Ariz 328
KOPP — Ogden. Utah 655
KOPR — Butte. Mont 495
KORA — Bryan. Tex 634
KORC — Mineral Wells. Tex 647
KORE — Eugene. Ore 583
KORK — Las Vegas. Nev 503
KORN — Mitchell. S. D 620
KOSA — Odessa. Tex 647
ROSE — Osceola. Ark 333
KOSF — Nacogdoches. Tex 647
KOSY — Texarkana, Ark 337
KOTA — Rapid City, S. D 620
KOTN — Pine Bluff. Ark 334
KOVC — Valley City, N. D.. . 561
KOVE — Lander, Wyo 692
KOVO — Provo. Utah 656
KOWB — Laramie. Wyo 692
KOWH — Omaha. Neb 502
KOWL — Santa Monica. Calif 355
KOY — Phoenix. Ariz 327
KPAC — Port Arthur. Tex 649
KP AM — Portland. Ore 586
KPAN — Hereford. Tex 642
KPAT — Pampa. Tex 648
KPBM — Carlsbad. N. M 512
KPBX — Beaumont. Tex 632
KPDN — Pampa. Tex 648
KPDQ — Portland. Ore 586
KPET — Lamesa. Tex 644
KPHO — Phoenix. Ariz 327
KPIG — Cedar Rapids. la 423
KPKW — Pasco. Wash 671
KPLC — Lake Charles. La 443
KPLT — Paris. Tex 648
KPMC — Bakersfield. Colif 338
KPMO — Pomona. Calif 348
KPOA — Honolulu. T. H 696
KPOC — Pocahontas. Ark 334
KPOJ — Portland. Ore 586
KPOL — Los Angeles. Calif 345
KPOW — Powell. Wyo 693
KPQ — Wenatchee. Wash 675
KPRL — Paso Robles. Calif 348
KPRO — Riverside, Calif 348
KPRC — Houston. Tex 643
KPRK — Livingston. Mont 497
KPRS — Kansas City. Mo 489
KPST — Preston. Idaho 401
KPUG — Bellingham. Wash 669
KPUY — Puyallup. Wash 671
KQV — Pittsburgh. Pa 604
KRAI — Craig. Colo 358
KRAL — Rawlins. Wyo 693
KRAM — Las Vegas. Nev 503
KRBA — Lufkin. Tex 646
KRBC — Abilene. Tex 629
KRCO — Prineville. Ore 587
KRCT — Baytown. Tex 631
KRDO — Colorado Springs. Colo 358
KRDU — Dinuba. Calif 339
KRE — Berkeley. Calif 338
KREI — Farmington. Mo 487
KREL — Baytown. Tex 631
KREM — Spokane. Wash 673
KREO — Spokane. Wash 343
KRES — St. Joseph. Mo 490
KREW — Sunnyside. Wash 674
KRGV — Weslaco, Tex 654
KRHD — Duncnn. Okla 577
KRIB — Mason Ci!y. la 426
KRIC — Beaumont. Tex 632
KRIG — Odessa. Tex 648
KRIO — McAUen. Tex 646
KRIS — Corpus Chtisti. Tex 635
KRIZ — Phoenix. Ariz 327
KRJF — Miles City. Mont 497
KRKD — Los Angeles. Calif 345
KRKL — Kirkland. Wash 670
KRKO — Everett. Wash 670
KRLC — Lewiston. Idaho 400
KRLD — Dallas. Tex 636
KRMD — Shreveport. La 446
KRMG — Tulsa. Okla 581
KRMO — Monett. Mo 490
KRMS — Osage Beach. Mo 490
KRLN — Canon City. Colo 358
KRLW — Walnut Ridge. Ark 337
KRNO — San Bernardino, Calif 350
KRNR — Roseburg. Ore 587
KRNT — Des Moines. la 425
KROC — Rochester. Minn 479
KROD — El Paso. Tex 638
KROF — Abbeville. La 440
KROG — Sonora. Calif 355
KROP — Brawley. Calif 338
KROS — Clinton. la 423
KROW — Oakland. Calif 346
KROX — Crookston. Minn 475
KROY — Sacramento. Calif 349
KRPL — Moscow. Idaho 400
KRRV — Sherman-Denison, Tex 651
KRSC — Seattle. Wash 672
KRSN — Los Alamos. N. M 513
KRTN — Raton. N. M 513
KRUL — Corvallis. Ore 583
KRUN — Ballinger, Tex 631
KRUS — Ruston. La 446
KRUX — Phoenix. Ariz 327
KRVN — Lexington. Neb 499
KRXK — Rexburg. Idaho 401
KRXL — Roseburg. Ore 587
KSAL — SaUna. Kan 432
KSAM — Huntsville. Tex 643
KSAN — San Francisco, Calif 351
KSBW — Salinas. Calif 349
KSCB — Liberal. Kan 431
KSCJ — Sioux City. la 428
KSCO — Santa Cruz. Calif 354
KSD — St. Louis. Mo 493
KSDN — Aberdeen, S. D 620
305
KSDO — San Diego. Calif 350
KSEI — Pocatello, Idaho 401
KSEK — Pittsburgh. Kan 432
KSEL — Lubbock. Tex 645
KSEM — Moses Lake, Wash 670
KSEO — Durant, Okla 577
KSET — El Paso. Tex 638
KSEY — Seymour, Tex 651
KSFA — Nacogdoches. Tex 647
KSFE — Needles, Calif 346
KSFO — San Francisco, Calif 352
KSGA — Redmond, Ore 587
KSGM — Ste. Genevieve 493
KSIB — Creston, la 424
KSID — Sidney, Neb 502
KSIG — Crowley. La 441
KSIJ — Gladwater, Tex 641
KSIL — S'lver City, N. M 514
KSIM — Silkeston, Mo 493
KSIW — Woodward, Okla 581
KSIX — Corpus Christi, Tex 635
KSIB — Jamestown, N. D 561
KSJO — San Jose. Calif 353
KSJV — Sanger. CaUf 352
KSKY — Dallas. Tex 636
KSL — Salt Lake City, Utah 657
KSLM — Salem. Ore 587
KSLO — Opelousas, La 445
KSMA — Santa Maria. Calif 355
KSMN — Mason City. la 426
KSNY — Snyder, Tex 652
KSO — Des Moines, la 425
KSOK — Arkansas City, Kan 429
KSON — San Diego. CaUf • • • • 350
KSOO — Sioux Falls. S. D 621
KSOX — Harlingen, Tex 642
KSPA — Santa Paula. Calif 355
KSPI — Stillwater. Okla 580
KSPO — Spokane. Wash 673
KSPR — Casper. Wyo 691
KSPT — Sondpoint, Idaho 401
KCRO — Santa Rosa. Calif 355
KSRV — Ontario. Ore 585
KSST — Sulphur Springs. Tex 652
KSTA — Coleman. Tex 634
KSTB — Breckenridge. Tex 633
KSTL — St Louis. Mo 491
KSTN — Stockton. Calif 355
KSTP — St. Paul-Minneapolis. Minn 479
KSTT — Davenport. la 424
If STV — Stephenville, Tex 652
KSUB — Cedar City, Utah 655
KSUE — Susonville, Calif 356
KSUN — Bisbee, Ariz 326
KSUM — Fairmont, Minn 476
KSVC — mchfield, Utah 656
KSVP — Artesia, N. M 511
KSWA — Graham, Tex 641
KSWB — Yuma, Ariz 329
KSWI — Council Bluffs. la 423
KSWM — Joplin. Mo 488
KSWO — Lawton. Okla 578
KSWS — Roswell, N. M 513
KSYC — Yreka. Calif 357
KSYL — Alexandria. La 440
KTAC — Tacoma, Wash 674
KTAE — Taylor. Tex 652
KTAN — Sherman. Tex 651
KTAR — Phoenix. Ariz 328
KTAT — Frederick, Okla 577
KTBB — Tyler. Tex 653
KTBC — Austin, Tex 631
KTBS — Shreveport, La 446
rrEL — Walla Walla. Wash 874
KTEM — Temple, Tex 652
KTER — Terrell. Tex 652
KTFI — Twin FalU, Idaho 403
KTFS — Texaikona, Tex 653
KTFY — Brownfield, Tex 634
KTHS — Utile Rock. Ark. 333
KTHT — Houston, Tex 643
KTIL — TiUamook, Ore 587
KTIM — San Rafael, Calif 354
KTIP — Porterville, CalU 348
KTJS — HoboTt Okla 577
KTKN — Ketchikan, Alaska 695
KTKR — Tail. Calif 356
KTKT — Tucson, Ariz 328
KTLN — Denver. Colo 359
KTLW — Texas City. Tex 653
KTMC — McAlester. Okla 578
KTMS — Santa Barbara. Calif 354
KTNM — Tucumcori, N. M 514
KTNT — Tacoma, Wash 674
KTOE — Mankoto. Minn 477
KTOH — Lihue. Kauai. T. H 696
KTOK — Oklahoma City. Okla 579
KTOP — Topeka, Kan 433
KTOW — Oklahoma City. Okla 579
KTRB — Modesto, Calif 346
KTRC — Santa. Fe. N. M 513
KTRE — Lufkin. Tex 646
KTRF — Thief River Falls. Minn 480
KTRH — Houston. Tex 643
KTRI — Sioux City. la 428
KTRM — Beaumont. Tex 632
KTRN — Wichita Falls. Tex 654
KTRY — Bastrop. La 441
KTS A — San Antonio. Tex 650
KTSM — El Paso. Tex 638
KTSW — Emporia. Kan 430
KTTR — RoUa. Mo 490
ETTS — Springfield. Mo 494
KTUC — Tucson, Ariz 328
KTUL — Tulsa, Okla 581
KTUR — Turiock. Calif 356
KTW — Seattle. Wash. 873
KTXC — Big Spring. Tex 633
KTXI — Jasper. Tex 644
KTXL — Son Angelo. Tex 650
KTXN — Austin. Tex 631
KTYL — Mesa. Ariz 326
KUBA — Yuba City. Calif 357
KUBC — Montrose. Colo 361
KUGN — Eugene, Ore 583
KUIN — Grants Pass. Ore 584
KUT — Walla Walla. Wash 674
KUKI — Ukiolx, Calif 356
KULA — Honolulu. T. H 696
KULE — Ephrata. Wash 669
KULP — El Campo. Tex 637
KUNO — Corpus Christi. Tex 635
KUOA — Siloam Springs. Ark 334
KURV — Edinburg. Tex 637
KUTA — Salt Lake City. Utah 657
KVAN — Vancouver. Wash 674
KVAS — Astoria. Ore 582
KVBC — Farmington. N. M 512
KVCV — Redding. Calif 348
K VEC — Son Luis Obispo, Calif 353
KVEN — Ventura. Calif 358
KVER — Albuquerque. N. M. 511
KVET — Austin. Tex 631
KVTD — Ft. Dodge, la 426
KVGB — Great Bend, Kan 430
KVl — Seattle. Wash. 673
KVIC — Victoria. Tex 653
306
KVIM — New Iberia, La JJJ
KVKM — Monahans. Tex. 647
KVLC — Little Rock, Ark 333
KVLF — Alpine, Tex 629
KVLH — Pauls Valley, Oklo 580
KVMA — MagnoUa, Ark 333
KVMC — Colorado City. Tex 635
KVNC — Winslow, Ariz 329
KVNI — Coeur D'Alene 400
KVNU — Logan, Utah 655
KVOA — Tucson, Ariz 328
KVOC — Casper, Wyo 691
KVOD — Denver, Colo 360
KVOE — Santa Ana, Calif 354
KVOG — Ogden, Utah 655
KVOL — Lafayette. La 442
KVON — Napa, Calif 346
KVOO — Tulsa, Okla 581
KVOP — Plainview, Tex 649
KVOR — Colorado Springs. Colo 358
KVOS — Bellingham, Wash 669
KVOU — Uvalde, Tex 653
KVOW — Littlefield, Tex 645
KVOX — Moorhead, Minn 478
KVOZ — Laredo, Tex 645
KVRC — Arkadelphia, Ark 329
KVRH — Salida, Colo 362
KVRS — Rock Springs, Wyo 693
KVSF — Santa Fe, N. M 513
KVSM — San Mateo, Calif 353
KVSO — Ardmore, Okla 576
KWC — Ventura, Calif 356
KVWC — Vernon, Tex 653
KVWO — Cheyenne, Wyo 691
KWAD — Wadena, Minn, 480
KWAK — Suttgart, Ark 337
KWAL — Osbum, Idaho 400
KWAT — Watertown, S. D 621
KWBB — Wichita, Kan 434
KWBC — Fort Worth, Tex 639
KWBG — Boone, la 422
KWBE — Beatrice, Neb 498
KWBM — Williston, N. D 561
KWBR — Oakland, Calif 347
KWBU — Corpus Christi, Tex 635
KWBW — Hutchinson, Kan 430
KWCB — Searcy, Ark 334
KWCr — Natchitoches, La 443
KWCO — Chickasha, Okla 576
KWDM — Des Moines, la 425
KWED — Seguin, Tex 651
KWEI — Weiser, Idaho 403
KWEM — West Memphis, Ark 337
KWEW — Hobbs, N. M 512
KWFC — Hot Springs, Ark 331
KWFT — Wichita Falls. Tex 654
KWG — Stockton, Calif 355
KWGB — Goodland. Kan 430
KWHI — Btenham, Tex 633
KWHK — Hutchinson, Kan 431
KWHN — Fori Smith, Ark 331
KWHP — Gushing. Okla 576
KWHW — Altus. Okla 576
KWIE — Kennewick, Wash 670
KWIK — Pocalello. Idaho 401
KWIL — Albany. Ore 582
KWIN — Ashland. Ore 582
KWTB — Globe, Ariz 326
KWJJ — Portland, Ore 586
KWK — St. Louis. Mo 491
KWKC — Abilene, Tex 629
KWKH — Shreveport. La 446
KWKW — Pasadena, Calif. 347
KWLK — Longview, Wash 670
KWLM - Willmar, Minn 400
KWNO — Winona. Minn. 480
KWNW- Wenatchee. Wa^; ".['. 675
KWOA — Worthington, Minn. ' 48O
KWOC — Poplar Bluif, Mo. . . . 400
KWOE — Clinton, Okla 575
KWON — Barilesville. Okla. S76
KWOR — Worland. Wyo. '.'.'.'.'.'.'..' 693
KWOS — Jefferson City, Mo 488
KWPC — Muscatine, la 427
KWRC — Pendleton, Ore. 585
KWPM — West Plains, Mo,...'.'.'.'.'.'.'..'. 494
KWRE — Warrenton, Mo 494
KWRL — Riverton, Wyo. . . 693
KWRN — Reno, Nev. 5O3
KWRO — Coquille, Ore 593
KWSD — Mt. Shasta, Calif.. . . 346
KWSH — Wewaka, Okla. ... 581
KWSK — Pratt, Kan 432
KWSO — Wasco, Calif 357
KWTC — Barstow. Calif 338
KWTO — Springfield, Mo. . 494
KWTX- Waco, Tex '.'.'.'.'.'.'" 654
KWWL — Waterloo, la " 428
KWYO — Sheridan, Wyo 693
KXA — Seattle, Wash 673
KXAR — Hope, Ark 33I
KXEL — Waterloo. la 429
KXEO — Mexico, Mo 49O
KXGI — Ft. Madison, la 426
KXGN — Glendive, Mont 496
KXIC — Iowa City, la 426
KXIT — Dalhart, Tex .' 636
KXJK — Forrest City, Ark 330
KXL — Portland, Ore 597
KXL A — Pasadena, Calif 347
KXLE — Ellensburg, Wash 669
KXLF — Butte, Mont 496
KXLJ — Helena. Mont 496
KXLK — Great Falls, Mont 496
KXLL — Missoula. Mont 497
KXLO — Lewistown, Mont 497
KXLQ — Bozeman, Mont 495
KXLR — Little Rock, Ark 333
KXLW — St. Louis. Mo 493
KXLY — Spokane, Wash 673
KXO — El Centro, Calif 340
KXOA — Sacramento, Calif 349
KXOB — Stockton, Calif 356
KXOC — Chico, Calif 339
KXOK — St. Louis, Mo 493
KXOL — Fort Worth, Tex 639
KXOX — Sweetwater, Tex 652
KXRA — Alexander, Minn 475
KXRJ — Russellville, Ark 334
KXRO — Aberdeen. Wash 668
KXRX — San Jose, Calif 353
KXXL — Monterey, Calif 346
KXXX — Colby, Kan 429
KXYZ — Houston, Tex 643
KYA — San Francisco, Calif 352
KYAK — Yakima, Wash 675
KYCA — Prescott, Ariz 328
KYJC — Medford, Ore 585
KYMA — Yuma, Ariz 329
KYNO — Fresno, Calif 341
KYOR — Blythe, CaUf 338
KYOS — Merced, Calif 345
KYOU — Greeley. Colo 361
KYSM — Mankato, Minn 477
KYUM — Yuma. Ariz 329
KYW — Philadelphia. Pa 601
WAAA — Winston-Salem. N. C 557
WAAB — Worcester. Moss 463
307
WAAF — Chicago. Ill 405
WAAT^ Newark. N. J 607
WABA — Aquadilla. P. R 697
WABB — Mobile. Ala 322
WABC — New York, N. Y 523
WABG — Greenwood. Miss 482
WABI — Bangor. Me 447
WABJ — Adrian. Mich 463
WABM — Houlton. Me 448
WABY — Albany. N. Y 514
WABZ — Albemarle, N. C 545
WACA — Camden. S. C 613
WACB — Kittannmg. Pa 596
WACE — Chicopee-Springfield. Mass. . . 457
WACL — Waycross. Ga 398
WACO — Waco. Tex 654
WACR — Columbus. Miss 482
WADC — Akron, 0 562
WADE — Wadesboro, N. C 556
WAEB — Allentown, Pa 588
WAEL — Mayaguez, P. R 697
WAFB — Baton Rouge. La 441
WAGA — Atlanta. Ga 386
WAGC — Chattanooga. Tenn 622
WAGE — Syracuse, N. Y. 539
WAGE- Dothan, Ala 319
WAGM — Presque Isle, Me 449
WAIM — Anderson, S. C 613
WAIN — Columbia, Ky 435
WAIR — Winston-Salem. N. C 558
WAIT — Chicago. Ill 406
WAJR — Morgontown. W. Va 679
WAKE — Greenville. S. C 617
WAKN — Aiken. S. C 613
WAKR — Akron. 0 562
WAKU — Latrobe. Pa 596
WALA — Mobile. Ala 322
WALB — Albany. Ga 386
WALD — Walterboro, S. C 619
WALE — Fall River, Mass 457
WALK — Patchogue, N. Y 536
WALL — Middletown, N. Y 522
WALM — Albion, Mich 463
WALT — Tampa, Fla 384
WAML — LaureL Miss 484
WAMS — Wilmington, Del 370
WAND — Canton, 0 563
WANE — Ft. Wayne, Ind 417
WANN — Annapolis, Md 450
WANS — Anderson, R. 1 613
WANT — Richmond, Va 665
WAOV — Vincennes, Ind 421
WAPA — San Juan, P. R 699
WAPF — McComb, Miss 484
WAPI — Birmingham, Alo 318
WAPO — Chattanooga, Tenn 622
WAPX — Montgomery, Ala 323
WARA — Attleboro, Mass 456
WARC — Rochester, N. Y 537
WARD — Johnstown, Pa 595
WARE — Ware, Mass 461
WARK — Hagerstown, Md 454
WARL — Arlington, Va 659
WARM — Scranton, Pa 606
WASA — Havre De Grace, Md 455
WASK — Lafayette, Ind 419
WASL — AnnapoUs, Md 450
WATA — Boone, N. C 546
WATC — Gaylord, Mich 469
WATG — Ashland, 0 562
WATH — Athens. 0 562
WATK — Antigo. Wis 681
WATL — Atlanta. Ga 386
WATM — Atmore. Ala 317
WATN - WaterlowTi, N. Y 543
WATO — Oak Ridge. Tenn 628
WATR — Waterbury, Conn 369
WATS — Sayre. Pa 606
WATT — Cadillac, Mich 466
WATW — Ashland. Wis 681
WATZ — Alpena, Mich 464
WAUD — Auburn, Ala 317
WAUG — Augusta, Go 389
WAUX — Waukesha, Wis 690
WAVA — Ava, 111 403
WAVE — Louisville, Ky 437
WAVL — Apollo, Pa 589
WAVU — Albertville. Ala 317
WA VZ — New Haven, Conn 368
WAYS — Waynesboro. Va 668
WAYN — Rockingham. N. C 554
WAYS — Charlotte, N. C 546
WAYX — Waycross, Ga 398
W AZF — Yazoo City. Miss 486
WAZL — Hazleton, Pa 593
WBAC — Cleveland, Tenn 623
WBAL — Baltimore. Md 450
WBAP — Fort Worth. Tex 641
WBAT — Marion. Ind 419
WBAY — Green Bay, Wis 682
WBAX — Wilkes-Barre. Pa 608
WBBB — Burlington. N. C 546
WBBC — Hint. Mich 468
WBBM — Chicago. Ill 406
WBBO — Forest City. N. C 548
WBBQ — Augusta. Ga 389
WBBW — Youngstown. 0 573
WBBZ — Ponca City. Okla 580
WBCK — Battle Creek. Mich 464
WBCM — Bay City. Mich 466
WBCO — Bessemer-Birmingham, Ala. . . . 318
WBCU — Union. S. C 619
WBEC — Pittsfield, Mass 460
WBEI — Elizabethton. Tenn 623
WBEL — Beloit. Wis 681
WBEN — Buffalo. N. Y 517
WBET — Brockton. Mass 457
WBEV — Beaver Dam. Wis 681
WBEX — Chillicothe. 0 563
WBGE — AUanta, Ga 387
WBGR — lessup. Ga 395
WBHB — Fitzgerald. Ga 394
WBHF — Cartersville, Ga 391
WBHP — Huntsville. Ala 321
WBID — Henderson. N. C 550
WBIG — Greensboro. N. C 549
WBIP — Boonville, Miss 481
WBIR — Knoxville. Tenn 625
WBIS — Bristol. Conn 365
WBIW — Bedford. Ind 416
WBIZ — Eau Claire. Wis 681
WBKV — West Bend. Wis 690
WBLJ — Dalton. Ga 393
WBLK — Clarksburg. W. Va 677
WBLT — Bedford. Va 659
WBMD — Baltimore. Md 450
WBML — Macon. Ga 395
WBMS — Boston. Mass 456
WBNL — Boonville. Ind 416
WBNS — Columbus. 0 566
WBNX — New York. N. Y 523
WBNY — Buffalo. N. Y 517
WBOB — Galax. Va 662
WBOC — Salisbury. Md 455
WBOK — New Orleans. La 444
WBOW — Terre Haute. Ind. 421
WBEX — Chillicothe. 0 563
WBPZ — Lock Haven. Pa 597
WBRC — Birmingham. Ala 318
308
WBRD — Ft. Lauderdale. Fla 374
WERE — Wilkes-Barre. Pa 608
WBRK — Pittsfield. Mass 460
WBRM — Marion. N. C • • 552
WBRW — Welch. W. Va 680
WBRY — Waterbury. Conn 389
WBSC — Bennettsville, S. C 613
WBSM — New Bedford. Mass 459
WBSR — Pensacola. Fla 382
WBT — Charlotte. N. C 546
WBTA — Batavia, N. Y 515
WBTH — Williamson. W. Va 680
WBTM — Danville. Va 661
WBUD — Morrisville. Pa 599
WBUT — Butler. Pa 590
WBUX — Daylestown. Pa 591
WBUY — Lexington. N. C 552
WBVP — Beaver Falls. Pa 589
WBYS — Canton. Ill 405
WBZ-WBZ A — Boston-Springfield. Mass. . . 456
WCAE — Pittsburgh. Pa 604
WCAN — Milwaukee. Wis 686
WCAM — Camden, N. 1 506
WCAO — Baltimore, Md 452
WCAP — Lowell, Mass 459
WCAR — Pontiac, Mich 473
WCAU — Philadelphia. Pa 601
WCAV — Norfolk, Va 663
WCAW — Charleston, W. Va 676
WCAX — Burlington. Vt 658
WCAZ — Carthage. Ill 4D5
WCBA — Corning, N. Y 518
WCBC — Anderson, Ind 416
WCBD — Chicago-Zion, III 406
WCBI — Columbus, Miss 482
WCBM — Baltimore. Md 452
WCBS — New York, N. Y 523
WCBT — Roanoke Rapids. N. C 554
WCCC — Hartford. Conn 365
WCCM — Lawrence, Mass 459
WCCO — Minneapolis. Minn 477
WCCP — Savannah. Ga 396
WCDL — Carbondale, Pa 590
WCDT — Winchester. Tenn 629
WCEC — Rocky Mount, N. C 554
WCED — EhiBoise, Pa 592
WCEM — Cambridge. Md 454
WCEN — Mt. Pleasant. Mich 472
WCFL — Chicago. Ill 405
WCFV — Clifton Forge. Va 660
WCHS — Charleston, W. Va 676
WCHV — Charlottesville, Va 660
WCHA — Chambersburg, Pa 591
WCHN — Norwich, N. Y 535
WCHO — Washington, Court House. O.. 572
WCHS — Charleston. W. Va 676
WCIL — Carbondale, 111 405
WCJU — Columbia. Miss 482
WCKB — Dunn. N. C 547
WCKY — Cincinnati. 0 563
WCLC — Flint. Mich 469
WCLD — Cleveland, Miss 481
WCLI — Corning, N. Y 518
WCLC — lanesville. Wis. 682
WCLT — Newark. 0 570
WCMA — Corinth. Miss 482
WCMB — Lemoyne. Pa 596
WCMC — Wildwood. N. J 510
WCMI — Ashland. Ky 434
WCMN — Arecibo. P. R 697
WCMW — Canton, 0 563
WCMY — Ottawa, III 412
WCNB — Connersville, Ind 416
WCNC — EUzabeth City. N. C 548
WCNH — Quincy, Fla 383
WCNR — Bloomsburg, Pa 590
WCNT — Centralia HI 405
WCNU — Crestview. Fla 373
WCNX — Middletown, Conn 367
WCOA — Pensacola. Fla 382
WCOC — Meridian, Miss 484
WCOG — Greensboro. N. C 549
WCOH — Newnan, Ga 396
WCOJ — Coatesville. Pa 591
WCOL — Columbus, 0 567
WCOM — Parlersburg. W. Va 679
WCOP — Boston. Mass 456
WCOR — Lebanon. Term 625
WCOS — Columbia, S. C 614
WCOU — Lewiston. Me 448
WCOV — Montgomery, Ala 323
WCOW — South St. Paul, Minn 480
WCPA — Clearfield, Pa 591
WCPM — Cumberland. Ky 435
WCPO — Cincinnati, 0 564
WCPS — Tarboro. N. C 555
WCRA — Effingham. Ill 409
WCRB — Waltham. Mass 461
WCRI — Scottsboro, Ala 324
WCRK — Morristown, Tenn 627
WCRL — Oneonta, Ala 324
WCRO — Johnstown, Pa 595
WCRS — Greenwood. S. C 617
WCRW — Chicago. Ill 406
WCSC — Charleston. S. C 613
WCSH — Portland. Me 448
WCSI — Columbus. Ind. 416
WCSS — Amsterdam. N. Y 515
WCTA — Andalusia, Ala 317
WCTC — New Brunswick. N. J 508
WCTT — Corbin, Ky 435
WCUE — Akron, 0 562
WCUM — Cumberland, Md 454
WCVA — Culpeper, Va 661
WCVI — Connellsville, Pa 591
WCVS — Springfield, 111 414
WCYB — Bristol. Va 660
WDAD — Indiana. Pa 595
WDAE — Tampa. Fla 384
WDAF — Kansas City, Mo 489
WDAK — Columbus. Ga 391
WD AN — Danville. lU 408
WDAR — Savannah. Ga 396
WDAS — Philadelphia. Pa 601
WDA Y — Fargo, N. D 559
WDBC — Escanaba, Mich 468
WDBJ — Roanoke, Va 666
WDBO — Orlando, Fla 381
WDBQ — Dubuque, la 425
WDBL — Springfield, Tenn 628
WDEC — Americus, Ga 386
WDEF — Chattanooga, Tenn 622
WDEL — Wihnington, Del 370
WDEV — Waterbury, Vt 659
WDGY — Minneapolis, Minn 478
WDIA — Memphis, Tenn 626
WDIG — Dothan, Ala 319
WDKD — Kingstree, S. C 618
WDLA — Wahon. N. Y 543
WDLB — Marshfield, Wis 685
WDLP — Panama City. Fla 382
WDMG — Douglas. Ga 393
WDMI — Marquette. Mich 472
WDNC — Durham, N. C 547
WDNE — Elkins, W. Va 677
WDOD — Chattanooga, Tenn 622
WDOK — Cleveland, 0 564
WDOR — Sturgeon Bay. Wis 688
WDOS — Oneonta, N. Y 535
509
WDOV — Dover, Del 370
WDRC — Hartford. Conn 367
WDSC — Dillon, S. C 615
WDSG — Dyersburg, Tenn 623
WDSM — Superior. Wis 689
WDSR — Lake City, Fla 378
WDSU — New Orleans. La 444
WDUN — Gainesville, Ga 394
WDUZ — Green Bay, Wis 682
WDVA — Danville. Va 661
WDWD — Dawson. Ga 393
WDWS — Champaign, 111 405
WDXB — Chattanooga, Tenn 622
WDXE — Lawrenceburg. Tenn 625
WDXI — Jackson, Tenn 624
WDYK — Cumberland. Md 454
WDZ — Decatur, 111 409
WEAB — Greer, S. C 617
WEAM — Arlington, Va 659
WEAN — Providence. R. 1 612
WEAR — Pensacola. Fla 383
WEAS — Atlanta-Decatur. Ga 389
WEAT — Lake Worth. Fla 378
WEAU — Eau Claire. Wis 681
WEAV — Plattsburg. N. Y 536
WEBC — Duluth. Minn 476
WEBI — Brewton, Ala 318
WEBK — Tampa, Fla 385
WEBQ — Harrisburg, 111 410
WEBR — Buffalo. N. Y 517
WEDC — Chicago. IlL 406
WEDO — McKeesport. Pa 599
WEDR — Birmingham, Ala 318
WEEB — Southern Pines. N. C 555
WEED — Rocky Mount. N. C 554
WEEI — Boston. Mass 456
WEEK — Peoria, 111 412
WEEU — Reading, Pa 605
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WEIM — Fitchburg. Mass 458
WEIR — Weirton. W. Va 680
WEKR — Fayette ville. Tenn 623
WEKZ — Monroe, Wis 686
WELC — Welch, W. Va 680
WELI — New Haven, Conn 368
WELL — Battle Creek, Mich 464
WELM — Elmira, N. Y 518
WELO — Tupelo, Miss 485
WELP — Easley, S. C 615
WELR — Roanoke. Ala 324
WELS — Kinston. N. C 551
WEMP — Milwaukee. Wis 685
WENA — Bayamon. P. R 697
WENC — Whiteville. N. C 557
WENE — Binghamton. N. Y 517
WENK — Union City, Tenn 629
WENR — Chicago. Ill 406
WENT — Johnstown. N. Y 522
WENY — Elmira. N. Y 518
WEOA — Evansville. Ind 417
WEOK — Poughkeepsie. N. Y 536
WEOL — Elyria. 0 568
WEPM — Martinsburg. W. Va 678
WERC — Eire. Pa 592
WERD — Atlanta, Ga 387
WERE — Cleveland, 0 564
WERH — Hamilton. Ala 321
WERI — Westerly, R. 1 612
WESA — Charleroi. Pa 591
WESB — Bradford. Pa 590
WESC — GreenviUe, S. C 617
WEST — Easton, Pa 592
WESX — Salem. Mass 460
WETB — Johnson City, Tenn 624
WE7X> — Gadsden, Ala 320
WEVA — Emporia Va 661
WEVD — New York. N. Y 523
WEVE — Eveleth. Minn 476
WEW — St. Louis. Mo 493
WTWO — Laurinburg, N. C 551
WEXL — Royal Oak, Mich 473
WEYE — Sanford. N. C 555
WFAA — Dallas. Tex 636
WFAK — Memphis, Tenn 626
WFAI — Foyetteville, N. C 548
WFAS — White Plains, N. Y 544
WFAU — Augusta, Me 446
WFAX — FalU Church. Va 661
WFBC — Greenville. S. C 617
WFBG — Altoona. Pa 588
WFBL — Syracuse. N. Y 539
WFBR — BalHmore. Md 452
WFBM — Indianapolis, Ind 418
WFCB — Dunkirk, N. Y 518
WFDF — Flint, Mich 469
WFEA — Manchester. N. H 504
WFEB — Sylacauga. Ala 325
WFEC — Miami. Fla 379
WFGM — Fitchburg. Mass 458
WFGN — Gaffney. S. C 615
WFHG — Bristol. Va 660
WFHR — Wisconsin Rapids. Wis 690
WFIG — Sumter. S. C 619
WFIL — Philadelphia. Pa 601
WFIN — Finlay. 0 568
WFKY — Frankfort. Ky 435
WFLA — Tampa. Ra 385
WFLB — Fayetteville. N. C 548
WFLO — Farmville. Va 661
WFMC — Goldsboro. N. C 549
WFMD — Frederick. Md 454
WFMH — Cullman. Ala 319
WFMI — Youngstown. 0 575
WFMW — Madisonville. Ky 438
WFNC — Fayetteville. N. C 548
WFNS — Burlington. N. C 546
WFOB — Fostoria. 0 569
WFOM — Marietta. Ga 395
WFO.I — Hottiesburg. Miss 483
WFOX — Milwaukee. Wis 685
WFOY — St. Augustine. Fla 383
WFPA — Ft. Payne. Ala 320
WFPG — Atlantic City. N. 1 506
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WFRC — ReidsviUe. N. C 553
WFRL — Freeport. Ill 409
WFRO — Fremont. 0 569
WFRP — Savannah. Ga 396
WFRX — West Frankfort. HI 415
WFTC — Kinston. N. C 551
WFTL — Ft. Lauderdale. Fla 375
WFTM — Mcrysville. Ky 438
WFTR — Front Royal. Va 661
WFUL — Fulton. Ky 435
WFUN — Huntsville. Ala 322
WFUR — Grand Rapids. Mich 469
WFVA — Fredericksburg. Md 661
WFVG — Fuquay Springs. N. C 549
WFYC — Alma. Mich 463
WGAA — Cedartown. Ga 391
WGAC — Augusta. Ga 389
WGAD — Gadsden. Ala 321
WGAF — Valdosta. Ga 398
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WGAT — Utica, N. Y 541
WGAU — Athens. Ga 386
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WGGH — Marion, 111 411
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WnT?y_Gary. Ind 418
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WHAK — Rogers City. Mich 473
WHAL — Shelbyville. Tenn 628
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WHAS — Louisville, Ky. 437
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WHJC — Matewan, W. Va. 678
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WHLB — Virginia. Minn. 480
WHLD — Niagara Falls. N. Y. 535
WHLF — South Boston. Va 667
WHLI — Hempstead. N. Y. 521
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WHLN — Harlan. Ky. .....'.'.'.*.* 436
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WHMA — Anniston. Ala 317
WHMP — Northampton. Mass . 460
WHNC — Henderson. N. C 550
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WHOM — New York. N. Y. " 525
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WHTN — Huntington, W. Va 678
WHUB — Cookeville, Tenn 623
WHUC — Hudson. N. Y 521
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WIHL — Hammond, La 442
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WIMO — Winder, Ga 399
WIMS — Michigan City, Ind 420
WINA — Charlottesville, Va 660
WINC — Winchester, Va 668
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WING — Dayton, 0 568
WINK — Ft. Myers, Fla 375
WINN — Louisville, Ky 437
WINR — Binghamton, N. Y 515
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WINX — Rockville, Md. 455
WINZ — Miami, Fla 379
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WIOU — Kokomo, Ind. 419
WIP — Philadelphia, Pa. 603
WIPC — Lake Wales, Fla 378
WIPR — San Juan, P. R 699
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WIRO — Ironton, 0 569
WIRY — Plattsburg, N. Y 536
WIS — Columbia, S. C 614
Wise — Madison, Wis 683
WISE — AsheviUe, N. C 545
WISH — Indianapolis. Ind 418
WISL — Shomokin, Pa 607
WISN — Milwaukee. Wis 685
WISR - Butler, Pa 590
WIST — Charlotte, N. C 547
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WITZ — Jasper, Ind 419
WIVY — Jacksonville. Fla 375
WIZE — Springfield, 0 571
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WJAG — Norlolk, Neb 500
WJAM — Marion, Ala 322
WJAR — Providence. R. 1 612
WJAS — Pittsburgh, Pa 604
WJAT — Swainboro, Ga 397
WJAX — Jacksonville, Fla 376
WJAY — MuUins. S. C 618
WJAZ — Albany, Ga 386
WJBB — Haleyville, Ala 321
WJBC — Bloomington, 111 403
WJBF — Augusta, Ga 389
WJBK — Detroit, Mich 468
WJBO — Baton Rouge, La 441
WJBS — Deland, Fla 374
WJBW — New Orleans, La 444
WJBY — Gadsden. Ala 321
WJCD — Seymour. Ind 420
WJCM — Sebring. Fla 384
WJDA — Quincy. Mass 460
WJDX — Jackson. Miss 483
WJEF — Grand Rapids. Mich 469
W JEH — Gallipolis. 0 569
WJEJ — Hagerstown. Md 454
WJEL — Springfield, 0 571
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WJHL — Johnson City. Tenn 624
V/JHO — Opelika. Ala 324
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WJIG — Tullahoma. Tenn 629
WJIM — Lansing. Mich 471
WIIV — Savannah. Ga 397
WJJD — Chicago. Ill 408
WJIJ — Montgomery Ala 323
WJJL — Niagara Falls. N. Y 535
WJJM — Lewisburg, Tenn 626
WJKO — Springfield, Mass 461
WJLB — Detroit. Mich 468
WILD — Homewood. Ala 321
WTLK — Asbury Park. N. J 505
WJLS — Beckley. W. Va 676
WJMA — Orange. Va 664
WJMB — Brookhaven. Miss 481
WJMC — Rice Lake, Wis 688
WJMJ — Philadelphia, Pa 604
WJMO — Cleveland, 0 565
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WJMS — Ironwood, Mich 470
WJMW — Athens, Ala 317
WJMX — Florence, S. C 615
WJNC — Jacksonville, N. C 551
WJNO — West Palm Beach, Fla 385
WJOB — Hammond. Ind 418
WJOC — Jamestown. N. Y 520
WJOI — Florence. Ala 320
WJOL — loliet, m 410
WTON — St. Cloud, Minn 479
WJOY — Burlington. Vt 658
WJPA — Washington, Pa 608
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WJPS — Evansville, Ind 417
WIQS — Jackson. Miss 483
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WKAI — Macomb, 111 411
WKAL — Rome, N. Y 537
WKAM — Warsaw, Ind. 422
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WKAP — Allentown, Pa 588
WKAQ — San Juan, P. R 700
WKAT — Miami Beach, Fla 381
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WKBC — North Wilkesboro, N. C 553
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WKBS — Oyster Bay, N. Y 535
WKBV — Richmond, Ind 420
WKBW — Buffalo, N. Y 517
WKBZ — Muskegon, Mich 472
WKCT — Bowling Green, Ky 434
WKDA — Nashville, Tenn 627
WKDK — Newberry, S. C 618
WKDN — Camden, N. J 506
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WKEU — Griffin, Ga 394
WKEY — Covington, Va 660
WKGN — Knoxville, Tenn 625
WKHM — Jackson, Mich 471
WKIC — Hazard, Ky. 436
WKID — Urbana. Ill 415
WKIN — Kingsport, Tenn 625
WKIP — Poughkeepsie, N. Y 537
WKJB — Mayaguez. P. R 697
WKJG — Ft. Wayne, Ind 417
WKKO — Cocoa. Fla 373
WKLA — Ludington. Mich 471
WKLF — Clanton, Ala 319
WKLJ — Sparta. Wis 688
WKLK — Cloquet, Minn 475
WKLO — Louisville. Ky 438
WKLV — Blackstone, Va 659
WKLY — HartweU, Ga 394
WKMH — Dearborn, Mich 466
WKNA — Charleston. W. Va 676
WKNB — New Britain. Conn 367
WKNE — Keene, N. H 504
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WKNY — Kingston. N. Y 522
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WKO W — Madison, Wis 684
WKOX — Framingham, Mass 458
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WKOZ — Kosciusko. Miss 484
WKPA — New Kensington. Pa 599
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WKRC — Cincinnati. 0 564
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— Peoria. Ill 413
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— Uniontown. Pa 608
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— New York. N. Y 527
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— Fajardo. P. R 697
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— Marion. Va 662
— Boston, Mass 456
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— Hibbing. Minn 477
— Daytona Beach. Fla 373
-High Point, N. C 551
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— Moultrie, Ga 396
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Meadville, Pa 599
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-Caguas, P. R 697
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— Milwaukee, Wis 686
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Cedar Rapids. la. 423
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— Binghamton, N. Y 515
— New Bedford. Mass 459
— Murray. Ky 439
— Soranac Lake, N. Y 539
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— Bomesboro. Pa 589
— Daytona Beach, Fla 374
— Syracuse, N. Y 539
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— San Juan. P. R 700
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WOCB — West Yarmouth. Mass 461
WOHI — East Liverpool. 0 568
WOHP — Bellefontaine. 0 563
WOHS — Shelby. N. C 555
WOK W — Sturgeon Bay. Wis 689
WOKY — Milwaukee. Wis 686
WOKO — Albany. N. Y 514
WOKZ — Alton. Ill 403
WOL — Washington. D. C 371
WOLF — Syracuse, N. Y 539
WOLS — Florence. S. C 615
WOMI — Owensboro. Ky 439
WOMT — Manitowoc. Wis 684
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WONE — Dayton. 0 568
WONN — Lakeland. Fla 378
WONS — Hartford. Conn 367
WONW — Defiance, 0 568
WOOD — Grand Rapids, Mich 470
WOOF — Donthan, Ala 320
WOOK — Washington, D. C 372
WOPA — Oak Park, 111 412
WOPI — Bristol, Tenn 621
WOR — New York, N. Y 529
WORA — Mayaquez. P. R 699
WORC — Worcester. Mass 463
WORD — Spartanburg, S. C 619
WORK — York. Pa 611
WORL — Boston. Mass 457
WORZ — Orlando. Fla 382
WOSA — Wausau. Wis 690
WOSC — Fulton, N. Y 519
WOSH — Oshkosh, Wis 686
WOTW — Nashua, N. H 505
WOV — New York. N. Y 533
WOW — Omaha, Neb 502
WOWL — Florence, Ala 320
WOWO — Ft. Wayne, Ind 418
WOXF — Oxford, N. C 553
WPAE — Ponce, P. R 699
WPAC — Patchogue, N. Y 536
WPAD — Paducah. Ky 439
WPAG — Ann Arbor. Mich 464
WPAL — Charleston. S. C 614
WPAM — Pottsville. Pa 605
WPAQ — Mt. Airy, N. C 552
WP AR — Parkersburg, W. Va 679
WPAT — Paterson, N. J 509
WPAW — Pawtucket. R. 1 611
WP AX — ThomasviUe. Ga 397
WPAY — Portsmouth. 0 570
WP AZ — Pottstown. Pa 605
WPBB — Jackson. Ala 322
WPBC — Minneapolis, Minn 478
WPCF — Panama City, Fla 382
WPDQ — Jacksonville. Fla 376
WPDR — Portage. Wis 686
WPDX — Clarksburg. W. Va 677
WPEN — Philadelphia. Pa 604
WPEO — Peoria. Ill 413
WPEP — Taunton, Mass 461
WPFB — Middletown, 0 570
WPGW — Portland. Ind 420
WPGH — Pittsburgh. Pa 604
WPIC — Sharon. Pa 607
WPIK — Alexandria. Va 659
WPIN — St. Petersburg. Fla 383
WPIT — Pittsburgh. Pa 605
WPJB — Providence. R. 1 612
WPKE — PikesviUe. Ky 440
WPKY — Princeton. Ky 440
WPLA — Plant City. Ra 383
WPLH — Huntington, W. Va 678
WPLI — Jackson, Tenn 624
WPMP — Pascagoula, Miss 485
WPNF — Brevard. N. C 546
WPNX — Phoenix City, Ala 324
WPOR — Portland, Me 449
WPPA — Pottsville, Pa 605
WPR A — Mayaguez, P. R 699
WPRC — Lincoln. Ill 411
WPRE — Prairie Du Chien. Wis 687
WPRO —Providence, R. 1 612
WPRP — Ponce, P. R 699
WPRS — Paris, 111 412
WPRT — Prestonburg, Ky 440
WPTF — Raleigh. N. C 553
WPTR — Albany. N. Y 514
WPTW — Piqua, Ohio 570
WPUV — Pulaski, Va 664
WPWA — Chester, Pa. 591
WQAM — Miami, Fla 380
WQ AN — Scranton, Pa. 606
WQBC — Vicksburg, Miss 485
WQUA — Moline, 111 411
WQXI — Atlanta, Ga 389
WQXR — New York, N. Y 535
WRAC — Racine. Wis 687
WRAD — Radford, Va 664
WRAG — Carrollton, Ala 319
WRAK — Williamsport, Pa 609
WRAL — Raleigh, N. C 553
WRAP — Norfolk, Va 663
WRAW — Reading, Pa 605
WRAY — Princeton, Ind 420
WRBC — Jackson, Miss 483
WRBL — Columbus, Ga 393
WRC — Washington, D. C 372
WRCO — Richland Center, Wis 688
WRCS — Ahoskie. N. C 545
WRDB — Reedsburg. Wis 687
WRDO — Augusta, Me 447
WRDW — Augusta, Ga 390
WREB — Holyoke, Mass 458
WREC — Memphis. Tenn 627
WREL — Lexington. Va 662
WREN — Topeka. Kan 433
WREV — Reidsville. N. C 554
WREX — Duluth. Minn 476
WRFC — Athens, Ga 386
WRFD — Worthington, 0 573
WRFS — Alexander City, Ala 317
WRFW — Eau Claire, Wis 682
WRGA — Rome, Ga 396
WRHC — Jacksonville, Fla 378
WRHI — Rock Hill, S. C 619
WRIB — Providence, R. 1 612
WRIC — Richlands. Va 664
WRIO — Rio Piedras, P. R 699
WRJM — Newport, R. 1 611
WRJN — Racine, Wis 687
WRJW — Picayune, Miss 485
WRKD — Rockland, Me 450
WRLD — Lanett, Ala., (West Point.Ga.). . 322
WRMN — Elgin, 111 409
WRNL — Richmond, Va 665
WRNO — Orangeburg, S. C 618
WRNY — Rochester, N. Y 537
WROB — West Point, Miss 486
WROD — Daytona Beach, Fla 374
WROK — Rockford, 111 413
WROL — Knoxville, Tenn 625
WROM — Rome, Ga 396
WRON — Ronceverte, W. Va 679
WROV— Roanoke, Va 667
WROW — Albany, N. Y 514
WROX — Clarksdale, Miss 481
WROY — Carmi, lU 405
WRR — DaUas. Tex. 637
315
WRRF — Washington. N. C 556
WRRZ — Clinton. N. C 547
WRSW — Warsaw. Ind 422
WRTA — Altoona. Pa 588
WRUF — GainesviUe. Fla. . 375
WRUN — Utica-Rome, N. Y 543
WRVA — Richmond, Va 666
WRXO — Roxboro, N. C 554
WSAI — Cincinnati, 0 564
WSAL — Logonsport, Ind. 419
WSAM — Saginaw, Mich 474
WSAN — AUentown, Pa. 588
WSAP — Portsmouth, Va 664
WSAR — Fall River, Mass 457
WSAT — Salisbury, N. C 554
WSAU — Wausau, Wis 690
WSAV — Savannah, Ga 397
WSAY — Rochester, N. Y 537
WSAZ — Huntington. W. Va 678
WSB — Atlanta. Go. 389
WSBA — York. Pa 611
WSBB — New Smyrna Beach. Fla 381
WSBC — Chicago, IlL 408
WSBT — South Bend, Ind 421
WSCR — Scranton, Pa 606
WSDC — Marine City, Mich 472
WSDR — Sterling, 111 415
WSFA — Montgomery. Ala 323
WSFC — Somerset. Ky 440
WSFT — Thomaston, Ga 397
WSGC — Elberton. Ga 394
WSGN — Birmingham. Ala 318
WSGW — Saginaw. Mich 474
WSHB — Stillwater, Minn 480
WSIC — Statesville, N. C 555
WSID — Baltimore, Md 452
WSIP — Paintsville, Ky 439
WSIR — Winter Haven, Fla 385
WSIV — Pekin, HI 412
WSIX — Nashville, Tenn 628
WSJS — Winston-Salem, N. C 558
WSKB — McComb, Miss 484
WSKI — MontpeUer-Barre, Vt 658
WSKY — Asheville, N. C 545
WSLB — Ogdensburg, N. Y 535
WSLI — Jackson, Miss 484
WSLS — Roanoke, Va 667
WSM — Nashville, Tenn 628
WSMB — New Orleans. La 445
WSMI — Litchfield. Ill 411
WSNJ — Bridgeton. N. J 506
WSNW — Seneca, S. C 619
WSNY — Schenectady, N. Y 539
WSOC — Charlotte, N. C 547
WSOK — Nashville, Tenn 628
WSON — Henderson, Ky 436
WSOO — Saulte Ste. Marie. Mich 474
WSOY — Decatur, III 409
WSPA — Spartanburg. S. C 619
WSPB — Sarasota, Fla 384
WSPC — Anniston, Ala. 317
WSPD — Toledo, 0 571
WSPR — Springfield, Mass 461
WSPT — Stevens Point, Wis 688
WSRS — Cleveland, 0 566
WSSB — Durham, N. C 548
WSSO — Starkville, Miss 485
WSSV — Petersburg, Va 664
WSTC — Stamford, Conn 368
WSTP — Salisbury, N. C 554
WSTR — Sturgis, Mich 474
WSTV — SteubenviUe, O. 571
WSUN — St. Petersburg, Fla 383
WSVA — Harrisonburg, Vo. 662
WSVS — Crewe, Va 661
WSWN — BeUe Glade, Fla.. 373
WSYB — Rutland, Vt 658
WSYD - Ml. Airy. N. C, 552
WSYR Syracuse. N. Y. 541
WTAC Flint. Mich 469
WTAD Quincy. Ill 413
WTAG — Worcester, Moss 463
WTAL - Tallahassee, Fla 384
WTAM - Cleveland, 0 566
WTAN - Clearwater, Fla 373
WTAO — Cambridge, Mass 457
WTAQ — La Grange, III 410
WTAR ~ Norfolk. Va 663
WTAW -- College Station, Tex 635
WTAX - Springfield, 111 415
WTBC — Tuscaloosa, Ala 325
WTBF — Troy, Ala 325
WTBO — Cumberland. Md 454
WTCH — Shawano. Wis 688
WTCI — Tell City, Ind 421
WTCM — Traverse City, Mich 474
WTCN — Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn 478
WTCO — Campbellsville. Ky 435
WTEL — Philadelphia, Pa 603
WTHI — Terre Haute, Ind 421
WTHT — Hartford, Conn 367
WTIC — Hartford, Conn 367
WTIK — Durham, N. C 548
WTIL — Mayaguez. P. R 699
WTIM — Toylorville, 111 415
WTIP — Charleston, W. Va 677
WTIX — New Orleans. La 445
WTJH — East Point, Go. 394
WTIS — Jackson, Tenn 624
WTKM — Hartford. Wis 682
WTMA — Charleston. S. C 614
WTMC — Ocala. Fla 381
WTMJ — Milwaukee, Wis 686
WTMV — East St. Louis. Ill 409
WTNC — Thomasville. N. C 556
WTND — Orangeburg. S. C 618
WTNI — Trenton. N. J 510
WTNS — Coshocton. 0 567
WTNT — Tallahassee. Fla 384
WTOB — Winston-Salem. N. C 558
WTOC — Savannah. Ga 397
WTOD — Toledo. 0 571
WTCK — Meridian. Miss 485
WTOL — Toledo. O 572
WTON — Staunton. Va 667
WTOP — Washington. D. C 372
WTCR — Torrington. Conn 369
WTPR — Paris. Tenn 628
WTPS — New Orleans. La 445
WTRC — Elkhart. Ind 416
WTRF — Bellaire. Ohio 562
WTRL — Bradentown. Fla 373
WTRR - Sonford. Fla 383
WTRW - Two Rivers. Wis 689
WTRY — Troy, N. Y 541
WTSA — Brattleboro, Vt 658
WTSB — Lumberton, N. C 552
WTSL — Hanover-Lebanon. N. H 504
WTSP — St. Petersburg. Fla 383
WTSV — Claremont, N. H 504
WTTH — Port Huron, Mich 473
WTTM — Trenton, N. 1 510
WTTN — Watertown, Wis 689
WTTS — Bloomington, Ind 416
WTTT — Coral Gables. Fla 373
WTUS — Tuskeegee. Ala 325
WTUX — Wilmington. Del 370
WTVB — Coldwater. Mich- 466
WTVH — Peoria. Ill 413
WTVL — WaterviUe. Mo 450
WTWA — Thomson. Ga 398
WTWN — St. Johnsbury. Vt.,... 659
316
WTXL — Springfield. Mass 461
WTYC — Rock Hill. S. C 619
WTYS — Marianne. Fla 379
WULA — Eufaula. Ala 320
WUSI — Lockport. N. Y 522
WUSN — Charleston. S. C 614
WUST — Bethesda. Md 452
WVAM — Altoona. Pa 589
WVCG — Coral Gables. Fla 373
WVCH — Chester. Pa 591
WVEC — Hampton. Va 662
WVET — Rochester. N. Y 537
WVIM — Vicksberg. Miss 486
WVIP — Caguas. P. R 697
WVIS — Owensboro. Ky 439
WVKO — Columbus. 0 567
WVLK — Lexington. Ky 436
WVLN — Olney. Ill 412
WVMC — Mt. Carmel. Ill 412
WVMI — Biloxi. Miss 481
WVNJ — Newark. N. J 507
WVOK — Birmingham. Ala 318
WVOM — Boston-Brookline. Mass 457
WVOP — Vidalia, Ga 398
WVOS — Liberty. N. Y 522
WVOT — Wilson. N. C 557
WVOW — Logan. W. Va 678
WVPO — Stroudsburg. Pa 608
WVSC — Somerset, Pa 607
WWW — Fairmont. W. Va 677
WWBZ — Vineland. N. 1 510
WWCA — Gary. Ind 418
WWCO — Waterbury. Conn 369
WWDC — Washington. D. C 372
WWEZ — New Orleans. La 445
WWGP — Sanford. N. C 555
WWGS — Tifton. Ga 398
WWHG — HorneU. N. Y 521
WWIN — Baltimore. Md 452
WWJ — Detroit. Mich 468
WWL — New Orleans. La 445
WWNC — Asheville. N. C 545
WWNH — Rochester. N. H 505
WWNR — Beckley. W. Va 676
WWNS — Statesboro. Ga 397
WWNY — Watertown. N. Y 544
WWOC — Manitowoc. Wis 684
WWOD — Lynchburg. Va 662
WWOL — Buffalo. N. Y 517
WWON — Woonsocket. R. 1 613
W WPA — Williamsport. Pa 611
WWPB — Miami. Fla 381
WWPF — Palatka. Fla 382
WWPG — Palm Beach. Fla 382
WWRL — Woodside. N. Y 544
WWSC — Glens Falls. N. Y 519
WWSO — Springfield. 0 571
WWSR — St. Albans. Vt 658
W WST — Wooster, 0 573
WWSW — Pittsburgh. Pa 605
WWVA — Wheeling. W. Va 680
WWWB — Jasper. Ala 322
WWWF — Fayette. Ala 320
WWWR — Russellville. Ala 324
WW WW — Rio Piedras. P. R 699
WWYO — Pineville. W. Va 679
WXAL — Demopolis. Ala 319
WXGI — Richmond. Va 666
WXKW — Albany, N. Y 515
WXLW — Indianapolis, Ind 419
WXRA — Buffalo, N. Y 518
WXRF — Guayama, P. R 697
WXYZ — Detroit. Mich 468
WYVE — Wytheville. Va 668
WZIP — Covington, Ky 435
WZOB — Ft. Payne. Ala 320
ALABAMA
Pop. April 1,1955 (Est,) 3,232,000 — Total Housing Units 830,000
Families April 1, 1933 (Est.) 777,000 — Stations in State 78
WAVU
ALBERTVILLE— 1948
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Sand Mt. Bcstg. Service
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 250
Phone Number 630
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Pat M. Courington
Commercial Manager Bob H. Riseling
Prog. Dir Mel Evans
Chief Engineer R. W. Hoffman
WRFS
ALEXANDER CITY— 1947—
KEYSTONE
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . Piedmont Service Corp.
Business-Studio Address Main St.
Phone Number 1050
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Sears & Ayer
Membership NARTB, BAB
President James L. Coley
Gen.-Station-Com. Mgr Jim Whatley
Dir, of Operations Lena Coley
Prog. Dir Bob McKinnon
Chief Engineer James W. Whatley
WCTA
ANDALUSIA— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . Andalusia Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 29
Phone Number HOO
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-10:30 p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World, KBS
Representative Walker
Membership NAB
Exec. V.P.. Gen. Mgr J. Dige Bishop
Chief Engineer Joe Thorpe
W H M A
ANNISTON— 1938— ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Anniston Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address Radio Bldg.
Phone Number 2380
Air Time 5:45 a.m.-ll:05 p.m.
Transcription Service World
Representative Sears & Ayer
Membership BAB
President Harry M. Ayers
Gen.-Sta. Mgr Malcolm Street
Commercial Mgr W. Hall Wray
Program Director Rosamond Ponder
Publicity Director Dewitt Carmichael
Chief Engineer James A. Hudson
WSPC
ANNISTON— 1949— MBS
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Model City Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business Address Jefferson Davis Hotel
Phone 1850-51
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Walker & Dora-Clayton
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr W. S. Weatherly
Commercial Manager John M. Orrison
Program Director Rosebud Waldrop
Sales Prom. Mgr Sara F. Jackson
Chief Engineer Winfred B. Kennedy
WJMW
ATHENS— 1948
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Athens Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 386
Phone Number 565
News Service AP
Pres.-Gen.-Coxiun. Mgr Homer F. Dtinnavant
Pgm., Prom., News Dir Robert V. Dunnavant
Chief Engineer William G. Mitchell
WATM
ATMORE— 1949
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Southland Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 205
Phone Atmore 50
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service UP
President John B. McCrary
Vice-Pres. & Chief Engr. . . Cyril W. Redbach
General Manager Everett M. McCrary
WAUD
AUBURN— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Auburn Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 350
Phone Number 1240-1
Air Time 6 a.m.-Midnight
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Pres., Gen.-Station Mgr Elmer G. Salter
Pgm.. Prod.. Pub. Dir Earl Andrews
Chief Engineer Ted Bellon
317
ALABAMA
WBCO
BESSEMER— BIRMINGHAM— 1950
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operaied By.... The Bessemer Bcstg.
Co., Inc.
Business Address. . 1720 3rd Ave.. N.. Bessemer
Phone Bessemer 5-5241
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll p.m.
Transcription Service Langworth
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. E. Lanier
Prod. Director Bruce Payne
Com. Mgr Hal Falter
Chief Engineer Jack Warden
W A P I
BraMINGHAM— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 1070 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By T. .elevision Corp.
Address 701 Protective Life Bldg.
Phone Number 3-8116
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Radio Sales (CBS)
Membership NARTB. BAB
Chairman of the Board. .. .Edward L. Norton
President-Gen. Mgr Thad Holt
Manager of Radio Operations . Lionel F. Baxter
Pro. Dir Maury J. Farrell
Chief Engineer Norman S. Hurley
W B R C
BIRMINGHAM— 1925— NBC
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Birmingham Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 1727»/2 2nd Ave,. N.
Phone Number 4-7741
News Service INS. AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representallve Paul H. Raymer Co.
President Eloise S. Hanna
Gen. Manager G. P. Hamann
Pgm. Dir Bob Tamblyn
Com. Mgr H. Callaway
WEDR
BIRMINGHAM— 1949
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Magic City Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 1417 Fourth Ave. N.
Phone Number 40925
Partner J. L. Doss
Partner . , .Leah L. Doss
Gen. Mgr John A. Thompson
Program Director Carolyn Mardis
Chief Engineer John F. Cram
WILD
BIRMINGHAM— 1 945— MBS
Frequency: 850 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts
Owned C^er. By Pilot Bcstg. Corp.
Address Essex House
Phone Number 53-4977
President George A. Mattison, Jr.
Gen., Sta., Com Don D. Campbell
News Service UP
Rep H-R Representatives
Program Director Charles White McGehee
Sales Prom. Mgr J. B. Roberta
Pub. Dir Mary Sue McWilliam
Chief Engineer Ray Lowery
WLBS
BIRMINGHAM— 1946
Frequency: 900 Kc. . . . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WLBS, Inc.
Address 2I6V2 21st St.. N.
Phone Number 54-2541
President B. F. J. Timm
Gen. Mgr Ed Rayfield
Chief Engineer S. H. Strickland
WS G N
BIRMINGHAM— 1926— ABS
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: SOOOd.; 1000 n.
Owned-Operated Birmingham News Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 2553
Phone Number 4-3434
Newspaper Affiliation Birmingham News
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Air Time Full Time
Representative. John Blair & Co.
Membership NARTB, BAB
Managing Director Henry P. Johnston
Manager Sta. Operations Ray A. Furr
Sales Manager Herbert Martin
Prom.. Pub. Dir James Chenoweth
Chief Engineer J. V. Sanderson
WVOK
BIRMINGHAM— 1947
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Voice of Dixie Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 2468,
Phone Number 6-2924
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Radio Reps.. Inc.
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Sta. Mgr Iralee W. Benns
Com. Sales Prom. Mgr William J. Brennan
Chief Engineer William J. Brennan
WEBJ
BREWTON— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Brewton Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 1000
News Service AP
Transcription Service SESAC, Capitol
Representative Dora-Clayton
Pres.. Gen. Mgr W. Enunett Brooks
Commercial Manager C. E. Land
Progrcun Director Boiling Brooks
Chief Engineer R. D. Craig
318
ALABAMA
WRAG
CARROLLTON— 1951^KBS
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Pickens Covmty Bcstg. Co.
Address CarroUton
Phone Number . 2364
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Co-Owners Roth E. Hook, W. E. Farrar
Gen., Comm. Mgr Wilton H. Beaver
Program Director Peggy Lowe
Chief Engineer. ... Herb Guthrie
WKLF
CLANTON— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . Southeastern Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address P. O, Box 110
Phone Number 448
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Thomas F. Clarke
Membership BAB
President Dr. J. Kelley Robinson
Gen.-Stdtion-Pub. Mgr Robert B. Taber
Program Director Helen Parrish
Chief Engineer Lester Carter
WFMH
CULLMAN— 1950
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ... . The Voice of Cullman
Address 206 Second Ave. E.
Phone No 910
News Service AF
Transcription Service . . Associated & Thesaurus
Pres., Partner, Gen. Mgr B. C. Eddins
WKUL
CULLMAN— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Cullman Bcstg. Co.
Bus., Studio, Trans. Address P. O. Box 211
Phone Number 864
News Service UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr Hudson C. Millar, Jr.
Program Director Ralph Maim
Chief Engineer Arthur Bachmonn
WHOS
DECATUR— 1948
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . No. Alabama Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 212 Jackson St.
Newspaper Affiliation Decatur Daily
Phone Number 991-992
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service tJP
Partners Barrett C. Shelton, John J. Jones
Gen., Comm. Mgr Louis C. Blizzard
Pgm. Dir Bill Williams
Prom. Mgr Jim Fonts
Chief Eng Alvin Millwood
WMSL
DECATUR— 1935— KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Tennessee Valley
Bcstg. Co.
Address 703 Bank St.
Phone Number 802-803
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Frank Whisenant
Comm., Prom., Pgm. Dir Robert E. Gleason
Chief Engineer . Garlan Sandlin
WXAL
DEMOPOLIS— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Demopolis Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 261
Phone Number 400
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Pres., General Manager W. M. Jordan
Commercial Manager Henry J. Bley
Pgm. Dir A. A. Caldwell
Chief Engineer W. M. Jordan
WAGF
DOTHAN— 1932— NBC
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Dwned-Operated By Dothan Bcstg. Co.
Address 2041/2 E. Main Street
Phone Number 2-9100
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra
Membership NARTB
General Manager Julian C. Smith
Comm. Mgr Fred C. Moseley
Program Director J. Arthur Creamer
Chief Engineer John T. Hubbard
WDIG
DOTHAN— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Houston Bcsters.
Business-Studio Address 107 E. Adams St.
Phone Number 3-4100
Nows Service • • W
Representative . • • • • Cummings, Reiner
Pres., Gen. Mgr Jess Swicegood
Prog. Dir Earl Hutto
Chief Engineer Charles Lowshe
319
ALABAMA
WOOF
DOTHAN— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . . Dowlander Bcstg. CJo.
BvLsiness-Studio Address 110 So. Foster
Phone Number 2-5600
News Service UP
Transcription Service Keystone & SESAC
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Membership NARTB
President R. A. Dowling. Jr.
General Manager Agatha Gay
Commercial Manager Gus Cotter
Chief Engineer Sol Azar
WIRB
ENTERPRISE— 1948
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .The Wiregrass Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Enterprise
Phone Number 30
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Gen. Mgr R. E. James
Com. Mgr Fred S. Watson
Chief Engineer E. E. Vinson
WULA
EUFAULA— 1948— MBS— KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Ala.-Ga. Bcstrs., Inc.
Business-Studio-Trans. Address Radio Bldg.
Phone Number 745
Air Time 5 ajn.-ll p.m.
News Service UP
Membership NARTB, BAB
Owner Edward P. Fussell
Co-Owner J. B. Fussell
Station Mgr Charles B. Gilmore
Chief Engineer Hugh G. Chastain
WWWF
FAYETTE— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Operated By.Bankhead Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Jasper
Phone Number 23462
News Service UP
President W. W. Bankhead
General Manager James Reeese
Chief Engineer Don Moore
WJOI
FXORENCE— 1946— ABC- ABS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Florence Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address 850 S. Court St.
Phone Number 2608
Pres.. Gen.-Sla. Mgr Joe T. Van Sandt
Commercial Manager Harry Hearst
Sales Prom. Mgr Virginia Grey
Program Director Don E. Spry
Publicity Director Tom York
Chief Engineer Paul Shannon
WOWL
FLORENCE— 1945— KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Radio Muscle Shoals, Inc.
Bus. Add Box 834
Phone Number 42
News Service AP
Air Time Full Time
Representative. . .Rambeau and Dora Clayton
Membership NARTB
President, Gen. Mgr Richard B. Biddle
Asst. Gen. Mgr James L. Garrett
Commercial Manager Dora M. Biddle
Sales Prom. Mgr Ruth Adams
Program Director Charles Welch
Publicity Director Dick Biddle
Chief Engineer Lawrence Rohling
WFPA
FT. PAYNE— 1950
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 watts
Owned-Oper. By George Gothberg's
Community Bdcstg. Co.
Address 102 So. Gcnilt Ave.
Phone Number 850
News Service . AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
President George Gothberg
Gen. Mgr Jerry Carr
Chief Engineer Edward Pierce
WZOB
FT. PAYNE— 1950
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Glenn M. Gravitt
Address P. O. Box 255
Phone Number 1096
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
General Manager Glenn M. Gravitt
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr John B. Gravitt
Chief Engr Jess R. Moore
WETO
GADSDEN— 1950
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Gadsden Radio Co.
Address 722 S. 12th St.
Phone Number 69201
News Service . AP
Transcription Service Capitol
320
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ALABAMA
• • •
Representative McGillvra
Partner, Gen. Mgr Edwin H. Estes
Partner Gary L. Graham
Commercial Manager Morton Lloyd
Program Director Ray Estes
Chief Engineer Calyin C. WilUamson
WGAD
GADSDEN— 1947— ABC— ABS
Frequency: 1350 Kc.
Power: 5000 Watts d.. 1000 n.
OwnedOper. By Coosa Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Philipson Bldg.
Phone Number 5641. 5642
News Service UP
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen.-Comm., Sales
Prom. Mgr Curtis DeLamar
Prog., Pub. Director June DeLamar
Chief Engineer Halley D. Williams
WGWD
GADSDEN— 1928— NBC
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 1000 Watte d.
Owned-Oper. By Etowah Bdcstrs., Inc.
Address Exchange Hotel Bldg.
Phone Number Montgomery 2-5781
News Service UP
Representative Indie Sales
Membership NARTB, BAB
President G. W. Covington. Jr.
Gen. Mgr Hugh Smith
Chief Engineer W. G. Anderson
W J B Y
GADSDEN— 1928— NBC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Gadsden Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 108 Broad Street
Phone Number 6-3381
News Service . INS
Representative Sears & Ayer
President Bascom H. Hopson
Gen.. Stot, Mgr., Prog. Dir Sterling Brewer
Comm. Mgr Frank Aderholdt, Jr.
Chief Engineer D. W. Bearden
WGYV
GREENVILLE— 1948— ABC-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Greenville Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address P. O. Box 227
Phone Number 585
Air Time 6 a.m.-10 p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr W. H. MUler, Jr.
Chief Engineer Jim Bell
WGSV
GUNTERSVILLE— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 WaUs d.
Owned-Operated By Guntersville Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 32
Phone Number 4131
News Service UP
Transcription Service NBC, Thesaurus
Membership NARTB
President H. E. Moore
Gen.. Sta., Comm. Mgr Edward Z. Carrell
Program Dir., News Dir Ray McClendon
Chief Engineer Lavelle Jackson
WJBB
HALEYVILLE— 1949— MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Haley ville Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 191
Phone Number 389
Air Time 6 a.m.-U p.m.
News Service UP
Representative Indie Sales
President W. P. Tfaeelens
Gen. Mgr C. H. Quick
Prog., Pub. Dir Jack McNutt
Chief Engineer Paul Kelly
WERH
HAMILTON— 1950
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. Marion County Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 3481
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service Langworth
Station Representative McGillvra
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Hugh J. Fite
Sta.. Comm., Prom. Mgr. . . . Raymond L. Hardin
Chief Engineer Chester A. Christensen
WJLD
HOMEWOOD— 1942
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned By Johnston Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 5767. Birmingham
Phone No 54-3466
News Service AP
Pres.-Gen. Mgr George Johnston, Jr.
Station Manager James Connolly
Comm., Sales Manager Bill Borthwick
Chief Engineer Maurice McKiimey
W B H P
HUNTSVILLE— 1937— MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Wilton H. Pollard
Bus.-Studio Address 318 W. CUnton,
Phone Number 313
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll p.m.
President, Gen. Mgr WiUon V. Pollard
Prog. Dir Kathryn Moore
Chief Engineer James Potter
321
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WFUN
HUNTSVILLE— 1946— ABS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By Huntsvllle Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Phone Number 2424
Air Time 6 o.m.-M.
News Service UP
Representative Sears & Ayers
General Manager J. B. Fait. Jr.
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir.. Chief Engr.John Garrison
WHBS
HUNTSVILLE— 1946— ABC
Frequency: 1550 Kc Power: 5,000 Watts
Owned -Oper. By. . .The Huntsvllle Times Co.
Phone Number 2345
Newspaper AlJiliation Huntsvllle Times
News Service AP
Representative Henry E. Cummings,
Gill-Keefe-Pema
Membership NARTB
President Henry P. Johnston
Station Manager John F. Neal
Program Director William Meek
Chief Engineer Victor Bcmkowski
WPBB
JACKSON— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1230 Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Jackson Bcstg, Co.
News Service AP
Representative Indie Sales
Pres.. Gen., Comm. Mgr T. H. Gaillard, Jr.
Program Director Charles Ballas
Sales Prom. Mgr Guy R. Hester
Chief Engineer John F. B. Yarns
WWWB
JASPER— 1946
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By.Bankhead Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Studio Address Bankhead-Long
Building
Phone Number 23461
News Service UP
President W. W. Bankhead
Gen. Mgr James E. Ruse
Com. Mgr William C. Edgemon
WRLD
LANETT— 1944— ABC-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Pov/er; 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Valley Bcstg., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 312. West Point, Ga.
Phone Number 2-2771
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative McGillvra
Membership NARTB. BAB
President j. C. Henderson
General Manager C. Jim Murphy
Program Director Aileen Love
Chief Engineer Jay Lamb
WJ AM
MARION— 1951
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Neely Bcstg. Co.
Address Marion
Phone Number 7111 or 4881
Transcription Service Capitol
Membership NARTB
News Service AP
General Manager L. M. Neely, Jr.
Station Manager Erie W. Hanna
WABB
MOBILE— 1948— ABC-MBS
Frequency: 1480 Ec Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Mobile Press Register, Inc.
Business Address 304 Government St.
Phone Number 3-1551
Air Time 6 a.in.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Branham Co.
President R. B. Chandler
Executive V.P W. J. Hearin, Jr.
Gen. Mgr Dewey H. Long
Chief Engineer William H. Murphree
WALA
MOBILE— 1930— NBC
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Pape Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 210 Government St.
Phone Number 3-3756
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Headley-Reed
President W. O. Pope
Exec. Vice-Pres H. K. Martin
General Manager W. B. Pape
Local Commercial Manager A. Treadway
Program Director Al Homan
Chief Engineer R. B. Hurley
WKAB
MOBILE— 1947
Frequency: 840 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Pursley Bcstg. Serrice
Business-Studio Address Box 1306
Phone Number 7-6345
Air Time Local sunrise -local sunset
Transcription Service SESAC, Langworth
Representative Forjoe. Dora Clayton
News Service AP
Membership NARTB
General Manager Louise P. Pursley
Sta. Mgr., Pub. Dir R. H. Moore
322
ALABAMA
Com. Mgr Herbert Johnson
Sales Prom. Mgr Jim Smiht
Program Director Mary L. Lemon
Chief Engineer Gene Miller
WKRG
MOBILE— 1946— CBS
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Giddens & Rester
Bus.-Studio-Trans. Address Telegraph Rd.
Phone Number 2-6789
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Adam J. Young, Jr.
Membership BAB
Gen., Station Mgr F. E. Busby
Program Dir Edward K. Chapman
Publicity Director Shirley Raster
Chief Engineer F. E. Couey
WMOZ
MOBILE— 1952
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Edwin H. Estes and
C. L. Graham
Representative John E. Pearson
General Mgr Edwin H. Estes
WMFC
MONROEVILLE— 1952
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Monroe Bdcstg. Co.
Phone Number 1220
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Co-Owners William M. Stewart
and Jimmy Faulkner
Gen. Mgr George T. Shurden
WAPX
MONTGOMERY— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By United Bcstg. Co.
Business, Studio Address. ... 116 Catoma St.
Phone Number 3-7569
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Walker Co.
Pres., Gen. Mgr Thomas E. Martin
Station, Commercial Manager. .Hoke Williford
Sales Promotion Manager Frank Dudley
Program Director Louelle Thorpe
Publicity Director Mary Rutherford Smith
Chief Engineer Owen Lehr
W C 0 V
MONTGOMERY— 1939— CBS
Frequency: 1240Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Capitol Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Exchange Hotel
Phone Number 2-5781
News Service UP
Representative O. L. Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB
President Oscar P. Covington
General Manager Hugh M. Smith
Commercial Manager Joe Petranka
Sales Prom. Mgr O. M. Teate
Program Director Walter Spiro
Chief Engineer W. D. Weatherly
WJ JJ
MONTGOMERY— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1170 Kc. .Power: 10.000 Watts d..
1000 n.
Owned-Oper. By Southern Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address. .115 V2 Commerce St.
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Weed
President Joseph G. Mathews
Chief Engineer. A. Fred Wright
WMGY
MONTGOMERY— 1946
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Dixie Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 4 S. Perry St.
Phone 2-52«
News Service • • "'^
Representative Forjoe & Co.
President Dr. S. D- Suggs
Gen.-Comm. Manager Thomas W. Sewell
Sales Prom. Mgr Hugh Webb
Program Director Dot Conway
Chief Engineer John D. Lamar
S F A
MONTGOMERY— 1930— NBC
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By .Montgomery Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 1031
Phone 8360
News Service w* w
Transcription Service world
Representative "m ARtT B AB
Membership xx Ip PHI
Pres., Gen. Mgr "°^"1 V
Station Mgr William W Hunt
Nat. Sales Mgr ^^^,5-°^,^
Publicity Director Alice Mayfield
Chief Engineer Cliff Shelkofsky
W L A Y
MUSCLE SHOALS— 1933— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By. . .Muscle Shoals Bcstg. Corp.
323
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ALABAMA
• • •
Bu&iness Address P. O. Box 220. Sheffield
News Service UP
Representative Devney & Co.
President Frank M. Farris, Jr.
General Mgr W. A. Reeyes, Jr.
Program Director George Manush
Chief Engineer Lynn V. McMoran
WNPT
NORTHPORT— 1951
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By W. Alabama Bdcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 181. Tuscaloosa
Phone Number Tuscaloosa 3311
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
News Service AP
President W. P. Thielens
Gen. Mgr T. H. Todd
Prog. Dir James A. Thomson, Jr.
WCRL
ONEONTA— 1952
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By... Blount County Bcstg. Serv.
Phone Number 4871
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Gen. Mgr E. Glenn Abercrombie
Prog. Dir Annette Abercrombie
W J H 0
OPELIKA— 1940— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By. . . Opelika- Auburn Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio-Trans. Address. . .1400 Auburn Rd.
Phone Number 712, 713
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World,
SESAC
Representative Indie Sales, Inc.
Membership NARTB, BAB
Station Manager John C. Cooper, Jr.
Commercial Manager E. . Turk
Program Director Keith E. Barze
Publicity Director G. E. Snyder
Chief Engineer John E. Smollon
Consulting Engineer Claude Gray
WPNX
PHENIX CITY— 1952
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Community Bdcstg. Co.
Address 1900 McCann St.
Phone Number 8-8787
News Service AP
President Ray M. Greene
Exec. V.P. Ted Leeper
Com- Mgr Lee BuUis
Chief Engineer CoL Julius Vessels
WELR
ROANOKE— 1949
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By J. W. Buttram
Address 801 N. Main St.
Phone 3811
News Service UP
Station Representative Clayton
Pres., Sta., Comm. Mgr J. W. Buttram
Program Director Richard Killebrew
Chief Engineer Leveme Foster
WWWR
RUSSELLVILLE— 1949
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Bankhead Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Bankhead-Long Bldg., Jasper, Ala.
Phone Number 647
News Service UP
President Walter W. Bankhead
Gen. Mgr Hal Kirby
Pgm. Dir.. Chief Engineer James W. Elliott
WCRI
SCOTTSBORO— 1950
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Pat M. Courington
Address Box 394
News Service AP
Transcription Service '...World
President Pat M. Courington
Gen., Comm. Mgr Eaton P. Govan, Jr.
Progrcnn Director Jo Anne Hale
Chief Engineer James G. Wallace
WGWC
SELMA— 1946— CBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Dallas Broadcasters, Mc.
Address P. O. Box 686
Phone Number 2746
Air Time Full Time
Station Representative Hal Holman
Membership NARTB
President Oscar Covington
Gen. Mgr. & Chief Engr...John F. Townshend
Commercial Manager John Frazier
Program Director Mrs. J. F. Townshend
W H B B
SELMA— 1935— NBC-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Selma Bcstg., Inc.
Business Address 209 Washington St.
Phone Number 1233
President B. H. Hopson
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Julien Smith, Jr.
Program Director Mrs. Douglas Reynolds
Chief Engineer W. D. Powers, Jr.
324
ALABAMA
WFEB
SYLACAUGA— 1944— MBS— KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Alabama Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 358
Phone Number 2-3281
News Service UP
Air Time 6 a.m.-l 1 p.nL.
President E. E. Forbes, Sr.
Comm., Sta. Mgr George W. Carr
Chief Engineer Maurice Estes
WMLS
SYLACAUGA— 1948
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Marble City Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address 1 1 Va W. Second St.
Phone Number 2-4354
Air Time 5:45 a.m.-Sunset
News Service AP
Representative Indie Sales
Pres., Gen. Manager Curtis O. Liles, Ir.
Commercial Manager Marion W. McEwen
Prog., Pub. Dir Robert M. Duck
Chief Engineer William D. Sneed
WHTB
TALLADEGA— 1945— MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Voice of Talladega. Inc.
Address Bemiston Highway
Phone Number 2205
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr R. A. Davidson
Commercial Manager Myron T. Snoddy
Program Director Elizabeth lean Holmes
Chief Engineer Leon Lloyd
WTBF
TROY- 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Troy Bcstg. Corp.
Address College Drive
Phone Number 980-1
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
President Roy Crow
Gen. Mgr Jess Jorden
Commercial Mgr Robert Tolbert
Chief Engineer Joe W. GUchrUt
W J R D
TUSCALOOSA— 1936— NBC
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Mrs. WUhehnina Doss
Bus.-Studio Address 2216 Broad St.
Phone Number 4484
Air Time 5:30 ajn.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Rambeau
Membership NARTB
Owner Wilhelmina Q. Doss
Gen., Sta. Mgr Gene Tibbett
Comm. Mgr Lehman Mayer
Prog. Dir Roy McAllister
Chief Engineer Dave Livingston
WTBC
TUSCALOOSA— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned By Tuscaloosa Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address City Hall Bldg.
Phone Number 5523
Transcription Service World
Representative: Sears & Ayer
General Manager Bert Bank
WTUS
TUSKEEGEE— 1952— KBS
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Tuskeegee, Inc.
News Service UP
President J. L. Youngblood
Gen. Mgr J. A. Bowers
NOW THAT
YOU CAN
HAVE THE
BEST,
W H Y B E
SATISFIED WITH
LESS?
AP
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Pop. April I, 195S (Est.) 789,000 — Total Housing Units 243,000
ta///il/es April 1, 1933 (Est.) 210,000 — Stations in State 28
K S U N
BISBEE— 1933— MBS
ARIZONA NETWORK
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Carleton W. Morris
Address P. O. Drawer C. Lowell Station
Phone Number 9
Studio-Transmitter Warren Rd.
Transcription Service World, SESAC
News Service UP
Membership BAB
Representative. Blair & Co.
President Carleton W. Morris
Gen., Sta.. Comm. Mgr Arlo Woolery
Sales Promotion Manager Leo Bernard
Program Publicity Director Ray Helgesen
Chief Engineer John Harris
KCLF
CLIFTON— 1950
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Saguaro Bdcstg. Co.
Address Box 528
Phone Number 320
News Service UP
President Chet Darwin
Gen. Mgr Pat Goolsby
Chief Engineer Verne McKinley
KCKY
COOLIDGE— 1948— CBS
ARIZONA NETWORK
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Gila Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Roosevelt & Main Streets
Phone Number 445I
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Forjoe & Co.
President Louis F. Long
Station Manager Bill Parady
Commercial Manager Jim Brookbank
Publicity Director Keith Delano
Chief Engineer Earl Hickman
KAWT
DOUGLAS— 1946— NBC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Carl Morris
Phone Number I73
Transcription Service Capitol
Station Representative Paul Raymer
Membership NAB
P'^^'dent ; ; Carleton w! Morris
General Manager. Glenn B. Webber
Program Director Ann Huxtable
Chief Engineer Sy Winch
KCLS
FLAGSTAFF— 1950
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Saunders Bcstg. Co.
Address 505 N. Beaver St.
Phone Number 946
Owner, Gen. Mgr Charles J. Sounders
Chief Engineer Charles McNeall
KGPH
FLAGSTAFF— 1950
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Frontier Bcstg. Co.
Address Weatherf ord Hotel
Phone Number 51 or 65
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Forjoe
Membership NARTB
Pres., Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr. . . E. C. Phillippi
General, Station Manager A. S. Holm
Chief Engineer Alan J. Gardiner
K W J B
GLOBE~1938— NBC-ABS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Gila Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address p. O. Box 2343
Phone Number 41
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Paul H. Raymer
President Louis F. Long
General Manager Paul Merrill
Station Manager Willord Shoecraf t
Comm., Sales Prom. Manager Eric Manola
KGAN
KINGMAN— 1949
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Operated By J. James Glancy
Business Address p. Q. Box 1208
Phone Number Blue 462
News Service UP
President _ .J. J. Glancy
Chief Engineer William Hinkle
KTYL
MESA— 1947
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.,
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Harkins Bdcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 885
326
ARIZONA
Phone Number 5737
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Gen. Mgr Dwight Horkins
Commercial Manager Lorenzo K. Lisonbee
Program Director Jack Harris
Publicity Director Dick Gilbert
Chief Engineer Ben Smith
KNOG
NCXJALES— 1948— CBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 230 Watts
Owned-Operated By Border Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Nogales
Phone Number 770
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative O'Connell
President Robert Marcus
General Manager Samuel Marcus
Chief Engineer Benny Greenhaw
KOOL
PHOENIX— 1947
CBS— RNA
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . .Maricopa Bcsters., Inc.
Business-Studio Address Adams Hotel
Phone Number Alpine 8-6421
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative George P. Hollingbery
Membership NARTB
President Gene Autry
Gen.-Station Mgr Charles H. Garland
Commercial Manager William Connelly
Sales Prom. & Asst. Mgr Thos. Kelland
Program Director Miles Reed
Publicity Director Thomas Kelland
Chief Engineer Miles L. Sheperd
KIFN
PHOENIX— 1949
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Western Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 430
Phone Number 3-6155
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Station Representative Harlan Oakes
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Frank P. Redfield
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir Joe D. Alvarado
Chief Engineer Edgar B. Pool
K 0 Y
PHOENIX— 1922— MBS, Don Lee
Frequency: 550 Kc... Power: 5000 d.; 1000 n.
Owned-Oper. By KOY Bcstg. Co.
Address 840 N. Central Ave., P. O. Box
2671
Phone Number 4-4144
Air Time 24 hrs. wk. d.; 17 hrs. Sun.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative John Blalr
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Comm. Mgr John L. Hogg
Gen.-Station Mgr Albert D. Johnson
Prog., Pub. Director John R. Williams
Chief Engineer Clifford R. Miller
KPHO
PHOENIX— 1943— ABC
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By
Meredith Engineering Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 631 N. First Ave.
Phone Number 4-7367
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Petry
Membership NARTB
President .E. T. Meredith, Jr.
Commercial Manager Charles Schlueter
Program Director Francis Murphy
Publicity Director Lee Kerry
Chief Engineer George L. McClanathan
PHOENIX— 1950
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Howard M. Loeb
Address-Trans. Loc 2345 Buckeye Rd.
Phone Number 4-8436
Air Time 6:00 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Station Representative Burn-Smith
Gen., Sta. Manager, Howard M. Loeb
Comm., Prom. Mgr Sheldon Engel
Program, Publicity Director Bill Lewis
Chief Engineer James E. GroU
KRUX
PHOENIX— 1947
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Arizona Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 1441 N. First St.
Phone Number 2-2371
News Service • -UP
Transcription Service Associated
Owner, Gen. Mgr.. AUerton Cushman
Station Manager Jack C. Goodsell
Sales Manager Charles E. Schleuter
Program Director Herman Ackerman
Chief Engineer. MarviH Edwards
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K T A R
PHOENIX— 1922— NBC-ARIZ. BCSTG.
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Wcrtti
Owned Operated By KTAR Bcstg. Co.
Business Studio Address. . .711 Heard Building
Phone Number 4-4161
Air Time 6 ajn.-M.
News Service AP
Trans. Ser Thesaurus. Standard, Capitol
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB
Ch. of Bd John J. Louis
Pres,. Gen. Mgr Richard O. Lewis
Commercial Manager E. W. Harvey
Sales Promotion Mgr Bob Pollard
Program Director Rol Laughner
Chief Engineer A. C. Anderson
K Y C A
PRESCOTT— 1940
NBC-ARIZ. BCSTG.
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
OwnedOper. By Southwest Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 1631
Phone Number 244
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, Capitol
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr Harold Ritter
Program Director HoUis Hill
Publicity Director Larry Kent
Chief Engineer George Eitel
K G L U
SAFFORD— 1938— NBC-ABS
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Gila Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 520 Main St.
Phone Number 15
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service World & Thesaurus
Representative Paul H. Raymer
President Louis F. Long
General, Station Manager Paul Merrill
Pgm.. Prod. Dir Lester McBride
Comm. Sales Prom. Mgr.. . .Edward E. Furman
Chief Engineer Geoffrey A. Lapping
KCN A
TUCSON— 1 946— ABC
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 5000 W. d.;
500 W. n.
Owned Operated By Catalina Bcstg. Cc.
Business Studio Address Box 2348
Phone Number 2-4664
Air Time 5 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Ersklne Caldwell
Gen.. Sta. Manager Wayne Sanders
Sales Manager Harry Chambers
Prog.. Pub. Director William K. Rider
Chief Engineer Tom Epperson
KOPO
TUCSON— 1947--CBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Old Pueblo Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Add 115 W. Drachman St.
Phone Number 4-0431
Air Time 5 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP
Representative Forjoe & Co.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Hctrold C. Tourea
General-Station Manager E. S. Mittendori
Commercial Mcmager S. J. Kossack, Jr.
Sales Prom. Mgr Paul Plunkett
Prod. Dir Cliff Stillinger
Publicity Director Jane Abbott
Chief Engineer Vernard Cimmioyotti
KTKT
TUCSON— 1949
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Station KTKT
Business-Studio Transmitter Add... 500 W. Elm
Phone Number 4-1777
Air Time 18 hours daily
Transcription Service Standard
Owner Thomas J. Wallace
Chief Eng.. Asst. Mgr.. .Thomas J. Wallace, Jr.
Program Director Dona Brown
KT U C
TUCSON— 1929— MBS-ARIZ. NET.
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Tucson Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 900 E. Broodway
Phone Number 2-3344
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World, SESAC,
Associated
Representative John Blair
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres. & General Manager Lee Little
Business Manager Mac C. Matheson
Sales Prom. Mgr George Bradley
Program Director Pete Tufts
Chief Engineer Cliff Livingston
K VO A
TUCSON— 1929— NBC-ARIZ. BCSTG.
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Arizona Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address . . . . 48 E. Broadway,
P. O. Box 2911
Phone Number 3-2555
I
• • •
ARIZONA-ARKANSAS
Air Time 4:55 a.m.-M.
News Senrice AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, Capitol
Representatiye Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB
General Managet R. B. Williams
Business Mgr Harper M. Phillips
Commercial Mgr John C. Underwood, Jr.
Program Director Ben L. Slack, Jr.
Chief Engineer Ray H. Holsclow
KVNC
WINSLOW— 1952
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d..
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Gila Bdcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 373
News Service AP, INS
Transcription Service .... Thesaurus, Standard
Representative Raymer
President L. F. Long
Gen. Mgr O. E. Whelan
Chief Engnieer Layman Streeter
KSWB
YUMA— 1951— LBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Southwestern Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 1430
Phone Number 3-8341
Gen. Mgr James F. Cox
Chief Engineer Don Peltz
KYMA
YUMA— 1950— MBS— ARIZ. NET.
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Y/atls
Owned-Operated By KYMA. Inc.
Address P. O. Box 671
Phone 37841
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll pjn. (7-11 Sun.)
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative John Blair
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr William B. Lindsey
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Ted Burrell
Prog., Pub. Director Bov Vache
Chief Engineer Richard J. Smith
K YU M
YUMA— 1940— NBC-ABS
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Yuma Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 1901 E. 1st St.
Phone Number 3-3305
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-M.
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service. . .Thesaurus & Standard
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB
President R. N. Campbell
Gen., Sta. Manager Ray C. Smucker
Commercial Manager Roy L. Jorgensen
Sales Prom. Mgr Bob Hansen
Program Director Russ Siner
Publicity Director Pat Carrick
Chief Engineer Leavenworth Wheeler
ARKANSAS
Pop. April 1,1933 (Est.) 1,963,000 — Total Housing Units 380,000
Families April 1, 1933 (Est.) 322,000 — Stations in State 43
KVRC
ARKADELPffiA— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .ArkadelpUa Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 506 Main St.
Phone Number 789
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service AP
Representative Hil F. Best
President Cecil W. Cupp
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr J. M. Moore
Pgm., Prod. Pub. Dir Bill Deaton
Chief Engineer Ray Burns
KBTA
BATESVILLE— 1950— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By White River Valley
Broadcosters, Inc.
Bus., Studio,Transmitter Address. .. .Glenn St.
& Lock & Dam Road, P. O. Box 255
Phone 1112-1113
Air Time. . .5 a.m.-ll p.m. (7 a.m.-ll p.m. Sun.)
Newspaper Affiliation . Batesville News Review
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President Jared E. Trevathan
Vice Pres W. A. West
Sec-y-Treas J. F. Higginbottom
Com. Mgr Robert R. Blair
Chief Eng I. Andrew Wright
KLCN
BLYTHEVILLE— 1921
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Harold L. Sudbury
Phone Number 2093
News Service AP
S29
ARKANSAS
Membership . .NARTB
Station Representative John E. Pearson
Pres., Gen., Conmu Mgr Harold L. Sudbury
Sales Promotion Manager J. T. Sudbury
Program Director Carl Frame
Chief Engineer Marion Skinner
KAMD
CAMDEN— 1946— MBS-KBS
RAZORBACK
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Camden Radio Inc.
Address P. O. Box 5859
Phone Number 6-5091-2
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Serrice Associated
Membership BAB
President Walter E. Hussman
General Manager Frank O. Myers
Station, Commercial Manager. .Donald Cathey
Sales Prom., Prog. Dir Callis Carter
Chief Engineer Dorris C. Hunter
KCON
CONWAY— 1950— KBS
Owned-Operated By Conway Bcstg. Co.
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Address 903^/2 Front St.
Phone Number 189
Air Time 6 ajn.-ll p.m.
Transcription Service SESAC, World
News Service UP
Pres.. Gen.. Sla. Mgr James E. Clayton
Sales Promotion Mgr Charles Buice
Program Director Muriel Cobb
Chief Engineer Herman G. Stermer
KAGH
CROSSETT— 1951— NBC-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Julian Haas
Address 900 Main St.
Phone Number 750
News Service AP
General Manager Julian Haas
Program Director Al Shirley
Chief Engineer Harry Bohm
KDMS
EL DORADO— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1.000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By KDMS. Inc.
Address Randolph Hotel
Phone Number _ ^ . 3-9190
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Devney
Prea.. Gen. Mgr David M. Segal
Station Manager Virgil E. Stone
Program Director Elizabeth P. Perdue
Commercial Manager George S. Lanham
Chief Engineer E. C. Gresham
K E L D
EL DORADO— 1935— ABC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Radio Enterprises, Inc.
Busineds-Studio Address. .Home Finance Bldg.
Phone Number 3-6126
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr W. N. McKinney
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr J. R. Duerson
Program Director Mrs. D. Pondrom
Chief Engineer John Long
KGRH
FAYETTEVILLE— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . Fayetteville Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 922 Leverett St.
Phone Number 2-2322
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-ll:30 p.m.
News Service AP
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB
President Hayden Mcllroy
Gen.-Sta.-Sls. Prom. Mgr Fred J. Stevenson
Commercial Mgr Ed. Gideon
Program Director Wallie Ingalls
Chief Engineer Harold Lindsey
KXJK
FORREST CITY— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .Forrest City Bcstg. Co.,
Inc.
Address. ..Natl. Bank of East. Arkansas Bldg.
Phone Number 950
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Pres., Gen. Mgr William Fogg
Commercial Manager James Pearson
Program Director Lloyd Denny
Publication Director Larry Parker
Chief Engineer Walter Smith
KFPW
FORT SMITH— 1930— CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Tulsa Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 2321 N. Albert Pike Rd.
Phone Number 4105
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB
330
ARKANSAS
President John T. Griffin
General Manager John Esau
Station Manager James P. Walker
Commercial Manager L. A. Blust
Program Director H. Harlan Judkins
Promotion Manager George Ketcham
Chief Engineer Paul McCaslin
KFSA
FORT SMITH— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d..
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Southwestern Pub. Co.
Business-Stu-'lo Address 920 Rogers Ave.
Phone Number 29126
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-ll p.m-
News Service AP
Representative John E. Pearson
President Donald W. Reynolds
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Weldon Stamps
Program Director Jerry Winner
Chief Engineer Robert W. Piatt
KWHN
FT. SMITH— 1947— MBS-WESTERN
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . KWHN Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Add. . .421-423 Garrison Ave.
Phone Number 8967
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Rconbeau
Secretary-Treasurer H. S. Nakdimen
Sta. Dir., Comm. Mgr Parkmon R. Feezor
Pgm.. Publ. Dir Glenn O'Neal
Chief Engineer Bruce Dennis
KHOZ
HARRISON— 1946— KBS
MBS-RAZORBACK-OZARK-ARK.
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Harrison Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Radio City Addition
Phone Number 1240
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President Roy Milum
Gen., Sta. Mgr R. S. Wheeler. Jr.
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr Mel Lynn
Prog.. Prod., Pub. Dir Bruce C. Washburn
Chief Engineer Fred E. Ward
KFFA
HELENA— 1941— KBS— MBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Helena Bcstg. Co.
Address 215 York St.
Phone Number 4-2361
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Continental Radio Sales
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Sam W. Anderson
Comm., Prom. Mgr. Byron Kearby
Program Director Marion Sherrod
Chief Engineer Earl Hodges
KXAR
HOPE— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Hope Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 138
Phone Number 7-3601
News Service r AP
President A. H. Washburn
Gen. Mgr., Chief Engineer L. B. Tooley
Program Director Carroll A. Wynn
KBHS
HOT SPRINGS— 1952
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Resort Bdcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 113 Third St.
Phone Number 388
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
President I. A. Cain
Gen. Mgr Marvin Hull
Chief Eng Clint Norman
K W F C
HOT SPRINGS— 1940— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Spa Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address. . .819 Va Central Ave.
Phone Number 412-3
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President Walter E. Hussman
General, Station Manager Patt McDonald
Commercial Manager C. J. Dickson
Program Director Jack Ridgeway
Sis. Prom. Dir Ernest Watson
Publicity Director Joyce Cook
Chief Engineer Dolton Sanders
K BT M
IQNESBORO— 1930— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Regional Bcstg. Co.
Address KBTM Building, Jonesboro
Phone Number .5597-5598
Air Time Full Tune
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr Joy P. Beard
331
ARKANSAS
• •
KNEA
JONESBORO— 1950
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Radio Jonesboro, Inc.
Address Hotel Noble
Phone Number 8381
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Gill-Keefe & Perna. Inc.
President R. H. Halbert
General, Station Manager Dick Crone
Commercial Manager Harold Gregson
Program Director Neal Bunn
Sales Promotion Manager Paul Barnett
Chief Engineer Wesley Bell
K A R K
LITTLE ROCK— 1928— NBC
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Arkansas Radio & Equip. Co.
Address Radio Ctr.. 114 E. Capitol Ave.
Phone Number LD 99
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Edwa-d Petry
Membership NARTB, BAB
President T. H. Barton
General Manager T. K. Barton
Sta., Mgr., Prog. Dir Douglas J. Ramine
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr A. C. Dowden
Publicity Director Arnold M. Norman
Chief Engineer Dan L. Winn
KGHI
LITTLE ROCK— 1927— ABC
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: LOOO Watts o..
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By KGHI Bcstg. Service
Address 306 W. 3rd St.
Phone Number 27-9166
Air Time Unlimited
Station Representative . George P. Hollingbery
General Manager S. C. THnsonhaler
Commercial Mgr Kermit L. Richardson
Program Director Barbara Amsler
Chief Engineer V. O. Vondusen
K L R A
LITTLE ROCK— 1927— CBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts d..
5,000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Arkansas Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 550
Phone Number 2-5427-8
Air Time Full Time
^i-^i Nobody Yet Ever
Tuned In a Watt-
• At a boy, James Woft noted the power of
»»eom riting from o teakettle's spout and went
on to become world-fomous a* on inventor.
The term "Waft" to indicate power derives
from his
We should know ... we have 10,000
of them going out every day . . . push-
ing our signal all over Arkansas.
The folks in Arkansas don't know one
watt from another . . . but they do
know what station brings them —
— CBS Radio programs
— Johnnie Holmes, Farm Reporter
— The Barnyard Frolic and other
top Western entertainers
— Merry-Go-Round and other
top-rated DJ shows
— and a host of other programs
They further know what station has
the only full-time News Department,
with Mark Weaver, Gene Goss and
Randy Gover to keep them posted on
events.
Local and national advertisers feel
the same way about it. They bought
more time in 1952 on KLRA than ever
before in history!
for tht complete
KLRA ttory. ask
any O. L. Taylor
office
r
i 10,000 WATTS DAYTIME
5,000 WATTS NIGHT
1010 KC CBS RADIO
332
ARKANSAS
Newspaper Afiiliation Arkansas Gazette
News Serrlce AP, UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative O. L. Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President I. N. Heiskell
General Manager W. V. Hutt
Sis. Prom. Mgr Robert Hicks
Prog., Prod. Dir Harris Owen
Publicity Director Robert Nestlebush
Chief Engineer Kermit F. Tracy
KT H S
LITTLE ROCK— 1924
Frequency: 1090 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned By . . Times Pub. Co., Ltd., Shreveport.
La.
Operated By Radio Broadcasting, Inc.
Business-Studio Address KTHS Bldg.
Phone Number 1160-1
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Branham
Membership NARTB, BAB
President W. H. Bronson
General Manager B. G. Robertson
Program Dir Jack Wolever
Chief Engineer Cecil L. Suitt
KVLC
UTTLE ROCK— 1948
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operoted By. .Southwestern Bcttg. Co.
Business-Studio
Address . . . Southern Natl. Insurange Bldg. . .
Phone Number 5-5321
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative McGillvra
President R. M. Saxon
General Manager Leonard Coe
Comm., Sta. Manager Glen H. Robertson
Sales Prom. Mgr James A. Gatens
Program Manager Frederick H. Schmutz
Publicity Director Ted Dobbs
Chief Engineer Dale Mahurin
KXLR
LITTLE ROCK— 1946
MBS-RAZORBACK
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.,
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Ark. Airwaves Co.
Business Address 217 E. Third St.
Phone Number 2-2155
News Service UP
Transcription Service RCA* Thesauns
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB
President John F. Wells
Gen., Sta. Manager Emil J. Pouzar
Comm., Prom. Manager Melton Lancaster
Prog., PubL Director Roy Nichols
Chief Engineer Earl H. Butler
KVMA
MAGNOLIA— 1948— KBS-MBS
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Magnolia Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .212 N. Jefferson St.
Phone Number 630
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
President Joe F. Rushton
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr William M. Begley
Chief Engineer Ray Wells
KDAS
MALVERN— 1951
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Malvern Bcstg. Co.
Address Young Insurance Bldg.
Phone Number 1584
Transcription Service World
Representative Devney
Pres., Gen. Mgr David M. Segal
Station Manager Robert Choate
Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir Ed Niehay
Chief Engineer John R. Williams
KENA
MENA— 1950— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By R. B. Bell
Address S. Rene St.
Phone 878
Transcription Service Standard
News Service UP
Representative Continental
Owner Manager R. B. Bell
Chief Engineer O. D. Frederick
KNBY
NEWPORT— 1949
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Wotts d.
Owned-Operated By Newport Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Newport
Phone Number 749
News Service UP
President Harold Sudbury
Gen., Sta. Mgr Ray Dexter
Commercial Mgr . .Gene Howe
Chief Engineer ^ Anson Clark
KOSE
OSCEOLA— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Osceola Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address P. O. Box 311
Phone Number 860
333
ARKANSAS
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
President H. F. Ohlendorf
General Manager Ted Woods
Commercial Manager Betty G. Woods
Program Diriector Hobson Daws
Chief Engineer H. M. lones
KDRS
PARAGOULD— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Daily Press, Inc.
Business Address Box 491
Phone Number 627
Air Time 6 a.m.-lO p.m.
News Service AP
President Ted Rand
General Manager Doyne F. Bateman
Business Manager T. M. Seli
Prog., PubL Director Russell Schwamb
Chief Engineer Ted Porter
KCLA
PINE BLUFF— 1947
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Radio Engineering Service
Business-Studio Address 2900 W. 28th St.
Phone Number 1900
Air Time 6 a.m.-l 1 p.m.
News Service AP
General Mgr Kenneth Kesterson
Commercial Manager Clyde Martin
Pgm. Dir., Chief Engineer Charles Penix
K 0 T N
PINE BLUFF— 1934— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Universal Bcstg. Corp*
Address P. O. Box 957
Phone Number 721
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Pres.. Gen. Mgr.. Chief Engr B. J. Parrish
Prom. Mgr R. W. Etter
Program Director Lois Palmer
KPOC
POCAHONTAS— 1950
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1.000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Pocahontas Radio, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 250
Phone 500
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Walker
Gen. Mgr Adrian L. White
Com. Mgr Hiram Mayo
Prog. Dir Bill Nicholson
Chief Engineer Ken Kennedy
KXRJ
RUSSELLVILLE— 1947— MBS-KBS
RAZORBACK
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Valley Broadcasters, Inc.
Address Russellville
Phone Number 299
News Service AP
Owner, Gen., Sta. Mgr C. R. Home
Commercial Manager L. L. Bryan
Sales Prom. Mgr Don Sammons
Pgm. Dir.. Chf. Engr.. W. C. McKenney
KWCB
SEARCY— 1951
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By White County Bcstg.
Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 95
Phone Number 1281
News Service AP
Transcription Service SESAC Thesaurus
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Carl N. Dodd
Sales Prom. Manager Don P. Jones
Chief Engineer Homer Harris
K U 0 A
SILOAM SPRINGS^1923— MBS
RAZORBACK
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5,000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By KUOA, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Siloam Springs
Phone Number 77
News Service UP
Transcription Service RCA, Thesaurus
Membership NARTB, BAB
President John E. Brown, Sr.
Exec. Vice-Pres Storm Whaley
Com. Mgr William George
Program Director Ralph Kennedy
Chief Engineer Cecil E. Smith
(See Page 156)
KBRS
SPRINGDALE— 1949— ABC
RAZORBACK
Frequency: 1340 Kc... Power: 250 Watts d., n.
Owned-Operated By Southwest Pub. Co.
Address Box 29
Phone Number 2-2011
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service AP
Representative Pearson
President Donald W. Reynolds
Gen. Mgr Roy G. Bowman
Prog. Dir., Chf. Anncr Jerry Bldle
Chief Engineer R. L. Stocklos
334
THE TALE OF TOPS IN RAdIO
in
'''**'«««a^5 CALIFORNIA 0».V.«^^°^'
KUOA
SILOAM SPRINGS
POPULATION 240,000
FAMILIES 70,000
RADIO FAMILIES 60,000
RETAIL SALES $145,000,000
FARM INCOME $90,000,000
KGER
LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH Ranks . . .
40fh in Population
30th in Home Furnishing Sales
37th in Automotive Store Sales
35th in Drug Store Sales
39th in Total Retail Sales
TOPS . . .
In Power
*Long Beach's
Most Powerful Station
TOPS . . .
In Listeners
*Most Listened to
Long Beach
Station
HOME
TULSA
POPULATION 810,000
FAMILIES 250,000
RADIO FAMILIES 225,000
RETAIL SALES $750,000,000
SALES PER
HOUSEHOLD
$3,000.00
In Coverage
•Northwest Arkansas'
Most Powerful Station
In Popularity
♦Celebrating 30 Years
on the Air
In Power
♦Oklahoma's Most
Powerful
Independent Station
In Sports
*Tul$a Oilers
Oklahomo Sooners
University of TuJso
Bosketball
5000 WATTS EJICH
i@real«r Coverage of Three Great Markets
4^
^'»«IS OF THE H«E»'^
rt
335
On the Pacific Coast
the PLUS is DON LEE
The Don Lee Radio Network is the only Pacific
Coast advertising medium that gives effective
advertising coverage of all the metropolitan areas
PLUS localized penetration of the many widely-
separated "outside" markets!
Low uniform day-and-night rates also make
Don Lee the Coast's most economical buy — more
homes delivered for each dollar invested !
Your Don Lee or Blair man has convincing proof
of both these statements. Ask for it before you
earmark another dollar to produce Pacific Coast
sales — and be sure you get the Pacific Coast's
PLUS value!
Represented \uiiimall\ h\ John Blair <& Company
The Saiion's iireaie\t
ReKional Nei\iork
DON LEE
Y^^^r,
ARKANSAS-CALIFORNIA
KWAK
STUTTGART— 1948
MBS— KBS— RAZORBACK
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... . Stuttgart Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address Stuttgart
Phone Number 2371 1
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard, World
President Beloit Taylor
Gen.-Station Manager Melvin P. Spann
Commercial Mgr Norman Biddulph
Program Dir June Spann
Chief Engineer Newbery
Consulting Engineer John MuUaney
KOSY
TEXARKANA— 1951— MBS
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Gateway Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 1318
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus. Capitol
Partners Dr. W. Decker Smith. Joe Davis
General Manager Tom E. Dillahunty
Commercial Manager . . . , Herman Cecil
Program Director Peter C. Tripp
Chief Engineer Chas. Mathis
KRLW
WALNUT RIDGE— 1951
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . Southern Baptist College
Address .Walnut Ridge
Phone Number 980
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Best
President Dr. H. E. WilUams
Program Director Bill Thornton
Chief Engineer Leonard Ringle
KWEM
WEST MEMPHIS— 1947
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By KWEM Inc.
Business-Studio Address 229 Broadway
Phone Number 463
News Service UP
President William H. KeUer
Com. Mgr Spencer Bedsole
Chief Engineer Ed Beck
CALIFORNIA
Pop. April 1, 1953 (Est.) 11,330,000 — Total Housing Units 3,627,000
Families April 1, 1953 (Est.) 3,325,000 — Stations in State 141
KCNO
ALTURAS— 1951
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By CONR Inc.
Address P. O. Box 207
Phone Number 2531
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard, Capitol,
SESAC
Representative For joe
Membership NARTB
President Rowland H. Dow
Comm., Prom. Mgr Philip N. Good
Chief Engineer Wayne Powers
KDIA
AUBURN— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By... Diamond H. Ranch Bcstrs.
Business Address P. O. Box 992
Phone 1078
Air Time Full Time
Representative William Hyers
Pres., Gen. Mgr.,
Chief Engr Charles E. Halstead, Jr.
KBIG
AVALON— 1952
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By John Poole Bcstg. Co.
Address 6540 Sunset Blvd.
Phone Number HE 3205
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Robert Meeker Associates
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr„ Chf. Engr John Poole
Comm., Prom. Mgr Robert J. McAndrews
Operations Manager Cliff Gill
Program Director Alan Lisser
KAFY
BAKERSHELD- 1946— MBS-DON LEE
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . .Bakersfield Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 2013 Chester Ave.
Phone Number 4-8421
News Service UP
Transcription Service Cairftol
Representative W. S; Grant
337
it ir it
CALIFORNIA
• • •
Memberihlp NARTB, BMB
Preaident George B. Crome
General Manager Sheldon Andenon
Sta., Com. Mgr Naum Healy
Sales Prom. Mgr Helen Smythe
Pgm., Pub. Dir Jim McBride
Chief Engineer T«d Fromlng
KBIS
BAKERSFIELD— 1950
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Marmat Bcstg. Co.
Studio Address 957 Oak St.
Phone .4-6093
Air Time Full Tune
Transcription Service Associated
SESAC
News Service AP
Representative Oakes
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Mgr Hal Brown
Com.. Sales Prom. Mgr Franklin H. Wilbur
Pgr., Pub. Dir Bob Dias
Chief Engineer James L. Mattly
KERN
BAKERSFIELD— 1932-— CBS
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . McClatchy Bdcstg. Co.
Businesa-Studio Address. .Elk's Club Building
Phone Number 8-9431
Air Time 6 o.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Eleanor McClatchy
Station Manager Walter Boiiuk
Technician Luverne Shotto
KERO
BAKERSFIELD— 1946— NBC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Oper. By Kern County Bcstrs., Inc.
Buslness-Studlo Address. .. .1420 Truxton Ave.
Phone Number 44548
News Service UP
Air Time Full Time
Transcription Service World
Representative Avery Knodel
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Chief Engineer
Gene De Young
Commercial Manager Ed Umer
Program Director Kenneth Croes
Publicity Director Rod O'Hara
KPMC
BAKERSFIELD— 1 934— ABC
Frequency: 1560 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
>Rmed-Op«r. By Pioneer Mercantile Co.
Address 307 E. 21st St.
Phone Number 8-8157
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Station Representative . . George P. Hollingbery
President F. G. R. Schamblin
General Manager L. A. Schamblin
Pgm., Dir. Comm. Mgr C. C. Sturm
Prom. Mgr., News Director P. R. Biermann
Chief Engineer L. P. Jctrvls
KWTC
BARSTOW— 1947
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By.Mojave Valley Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 697
Phone Number 4001
Air Time Full Tune
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Donald Cooke
President W. T. Brown
Sta., Com. Mgr Harry S. White
Program Director Jim Harvey
Chief Engineer Don Hetzel
KRE
BERKELEY— 1923
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Central Calif. Bcstrs., Inc
Address-Trans 601 Ashby Avenue
Phone Number Ashberry 3-7715
Air Time .... 6 a.m.-12M.
News Service AP
Membership NARTB, BAB
Trcrascription Service Standard
Pres., Gen. Sta. Mgr Arthur Westlund
Comm., Prom. Mgr Don Hambly
Program Director Les Avery
KYOR
BLYTHE— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated Bcstg. Corp. of America
Business-Studio Address Riverside
Phone Number 2231
President W. L. Gleeson
KROP
BRAWLEY— 1946— ABC
Frequency: 1300 Kc lOOWatts d.. 250 n.
Owned-Oper. By Bcstg. Corp. of America
Address Del Rio Country Club
Phone Number 1300
Representative John E. Pearson Co.
General Manager Fred Carr
Station Manager John Chandler
Program Director Lynn C. Thomas
Chief Engineer Drew Walker
338
CALIFORNIA
• •
KBLA
BURBANK— 1952
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Bdcstrs. of Burbcmk
Address 11516 Oxnard St.
Phone Number Sunset 2-1195
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
President Gordon A. Rogers
Gen. Mgr Robert S. Marshall
Chief Eng Robert Skiles
KiCO
CALEXICO— 1947
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operoted By Charles R. Love
Business Address P. O. Box 786
Phone Number 918
News Service AP
President Charles R. Love
General Mgr W. A. Geddes
Comm. Mgr Don Gillette
Chief Engineer James Cain
KHSL
CHICO— 1935— MBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated Golden Empire Bcstg. Co.
Address 336 Broadway
Phone Number 237-8
News Service UP
Representative W. S. Grant
Membership NARTB
Pres./ Gen. Mgr Mickey McClung
Station Manager M. F. Woodling
Commercial Manager J. A. Pero
Program Director Ed Parker
Chief Engineer Russell B. Pope
KXOC
CHICO— 1949^CBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KXOC Lac.
Address-Trans Radio Lane
Phone Number 1013
Air Time FuU Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Pearson, Western
Membership BAB
President Lincoln Dellar
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Donald J. Quinn
Prog.. Prod., Pub. Dir. Neil Mclntyre
Chief Engineer E. W. Berger
KBMX
COAUNGA— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 500 d.
Owned-Oper. By Pleasant Valley Radio Co.
Address Box 715
Phone 136
Transcription Service SESAC
News Service UP
President Benjamin M. Bowman
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Rea B. Bowman
KBUC
CORONA— 1948
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Radio Broadcasting, Inc.
Business Address Box 368
Phone Number 1370-1-2
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Membership NARTB, BAB
Representative McGillvra
Pres., Gen. Mgr Elmer J. Bucknum
Sta., Comm. Mgr Mary Bucknum
Prom. Mgr.. Publ. Dir Chuck Ferguson
Program Director Cliff Miller
Chief Engineer George Farmer
KCRE
CRESCENT CITY— 1950
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Del Norte Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 248
Phone Number 3061
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard, SESAC
Pres., Gen. Mgr Robert E. Grey
Business Mgr Peggy Burke
KCHJ
DELANO— 1951
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
d.
Owned-Oper. By Charles Herman Johnes
Address P. O. Box 262
Phone 8676
Transcription Service SESAC
News Service ^
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Chief Eng. .Charlo H. Johnes
Program Director Jean J. Johnes
KRDU
DINUBA— 1946
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Dinuba Co.
Business-Studio Address 110 N. L. St.
Phone Number 500
News Service AP
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Egon A. Hafer
Program Director Harold Sparks
Chief Announcer Jim Bailey
Chief Engmeer Russ Friend
339
CALIFORNIA
KX 0
EL CENTRO— 1927— MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Operated By Volradio Inc.
Business Address South 4th Street
Phone Number 1100
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Newspaper Aiiiliotion . . Imperial Valley Pub.
Co., Brawley News Pub. Co., Indio Date
Palm
Transcription Service Capitol, Standard,
SESAC
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB
President Paul A. Jenkins
Gen., Sta. Mgr., Pub. Dir.. .Richard T. Sampson
Commercial Manager Belle Hovey
Prom. Mgr Marc Honan
Program Director Robert Weaver
Chief Engineer Norm Germani
KHUM
EUREKA— 1947— ABC-CBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc... Power: 250 Watts d..
250 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Carroll R. Hauser
Address Vance Hotel
Phone Number HiUside 2-5744
Air Time 6 a.xn.-12M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Pearson, Western Radio,
Tracy Moore
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr Carroll R. Hcruser
Commercial Mgr Frank M. Smith
Program Director Verne Emmerson
K 1 E M
EUREKA— 1933— MBS
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Opr. By. . , .Redwood Bdcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Radio Center, E. Sixth St.
Phone Number 3-1621
News Service UP
Representative John Blair
Membership NARTB. BAB
President, Manager Wm. B. SmuUin
Commercial Manager Don Telford
Sales Promotion Manager Robert Stach
Program Director Paul Corbin
Chief Engineer King Larry
KDAC
FORT BRAGG— 1948
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Mendocino Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 616
Phone Number 5671
Air Time 7 a.m.-10 p.m.
News Service AP
Representative Forjoe
Owner Edward Mertle
Gen. Mgr., Chief Eng Craig N. Smith
K A R M
FRESNO— 1938— ABC
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KARM
Business-Studio Address. .1333 Van Ness Ave.
Phone Number 4-2966
News Service AP, INS
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NARTB
President Hattie Harm
General-Station Manager .... Clyde F. Coombs
Program Director Ed Ropolo
Chief Engineer Elbert Dean
K F R E
FRESNO— 1937— CBS
Frequency: 940 Kc Poyi^er: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Calif. Inland Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .T. W. Patterson Bldg.
Phone Number 4-5001
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB
Pres., Owner Paul R. Bartlett
Asst. Mgr„ Chief Engr Keith L. Mealey
Sales Manager Frank D. Woody
Director of Sis. Svce Harry H. Buram
Program Director Ed J. Freeh
KGST
FRESNO— 1949
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .Delle Broadcasting Co.
Address Farmer's Market
Phone Number 6-6526 and 4-5459
Air Time 6 a.m.-Sunset
News Service UP
Station Representative Forjoe & Co.
Membership NARTB
Commercial Manager Morris Mindel
Program Dir Jeanne Backer
K M J
FRESNO— 192S— NBC
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By McClatchy Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .1515 Van Ness Ave.
Phone Number 3-6277
340
* * CALIFORNIA * •
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP, UP
Newspaper Affiliation McClatchy
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Eleanor McClatchy
Station Manager William J. Sanf ord
Commercial Manager Coyle Chambers
Program Manager Joe Tomes
Sales Prom., Pub. Dir Ramsey Elliott
Chief Engineer William N. Wallace
KYNO
FRESNO— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1300 Kc Powen 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio KYNO. The Voice
of Fresno
Address Hotel Fresno
Phone Number 2-4163
Air Time 5 o.m.-12M.
News Service UP
Representative Hollingbery
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Robert Schuler
General, Sta. Manager L. E. Chenault
Commercial Manager Leslie Daggett
Program Director Leo Goldman
Chief Engineer Bert Williamson
KIEV
GLEND ALE— 1932
Frequency: 870 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Cannon System, Ltd.
Address L02 N. Glendale Ave.
Phone Number Citrus 1-1133
News Service UP
President David H. Cannon
General Mgr Cal Cannon
Chief Engineer Charles N. Whitten. Jr.
KNGS
HANFORD— 1948
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Hanford Sentinel &
Journal
Business Address P. O. Box 620
Phone Number 620
Air Time 5 a.m.-M.
Newspaper Affiliation Hanford Sentinel,
Hanford Journal
News Service INS. UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative O'Connell
Gen. Mgr., Chief Engr Don C. Reeves
Commercial Manager John Haslam
Program Director Lloyd Chappel
AP
SELLS
For stations and Sponsors —
For instance . . . KLX
''AP news is a top fac-
tor in making KLX the
most listened-to inde-
pendent in America's No.
7 market/'
GLENN S. SHAW,
Manager,
KLX, Oakland, Calif.
341
In Los Angeles,
Pick the Radio Station that
Local Advertisers Pick
KFWB
980 ON THE DIAL
5.000 WATTS DAY and NIGHT
KFWB disc jockeys are primarily salesmen with large,
loyal and faithful audiences, who will give your sales
message sincerity and conviction.
In this center of the motion picture, radio, television
and phonograph recording industries, there is a steady
stream of celebrity guests to the KFWB microphones
to enhance the music programs that have built large
and steady listening audiences.
Ask the Branham man in your city for all the details.
KFWB
Leader for 28 Years in Southern California
HARRY MAIZLISH — President
342
CALIFORNIA
KFWB
HOLLYWOOD— 1926
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . KFWB Broadcasting Corp.
Business-Studio Add 6419 Hollywood Blvd.
Phone Number HE 5151
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP, INS
Station Representative Branham
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Harry Maizlish
Commercial Manager Sydney Gaynor
Business Manager Donn P. Davis
Prog., Prod. Dir Dan Russell
Publicity Director Red Doff
Prom. Advtg. Dir Sydney Yallen
Chief Engineer Harry Myers
KG F J
HOLLYWOOD— 1926
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Ben S. McGlashan
Business-Studio Address 6314 Sunset Blvd.
Phone Number Hillside 0201
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Owner Ben S. McGlashan
General Manager Thebna Kirchner
Chief Engineer Homer Obuchon
KLAC
HOLLYWOOD— 1946
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d..
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By KMTR Radio Corp.
Address 1000 Cahuenga Blvd.
Phone Number HUdson 2-7311
News Service INS, UP
Representative Adam J. Young. Jr.
Membership ^^^,
President M. W. HaU
Exec. V.P. & Sta.. Gen. Mgr.. . .Don Fedderson
Commercial Manager Dave Lundy
Program Director Charles Craig
Publicity Director Leo G«»W
Dir. of Engr R. W. Conner
KREO
INDIO— 1946
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Bcstg. Corp. of America
Address ^'^^^^^n
Phone Number 6290
Air Time 17 hrs.
Representative Scott, Young
Membership NARTB
President WUliam L. Gleeson
KAVL
LANCASTER— 1950
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Antelope Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 1192
Phone 1000
Air Time Full Time
Transcription Service World, SESAC
News Service UP
Pres.. Gen. Mgr W. B. Carter
Sta., Comm. Mgr H. L. Comstock
Program Manager James Turner
Chief Engineer James French
KCVR
LODI— 1946— KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 Wcrtts d.
Owned-Operated By Central Valley Radio
Business Address P. O. Box 600
Phone Number Lodi 8-0628
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Gen., Sta., Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr.
Herbert W. Brown
Program Director Marlene Faszer
Chief Engineer George Sampson
KFOX
LONG BEACH— 1924
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Nichols & Warinner. Inc.
Address 220 E. Anaheim Street
Phone Number Long Beach 672-81
News Service ,V,'^
Transcription Service Lang- Worth, World
Representative l?""'??^?
Pres.. Gen. Mgr.. Pgm. Dir Hal G. Nichols
Promotion Manager Robert Lamb
Comm. Mgr., Chief Engr L. W. McDowell
KGER
LONG BEACH— 1926
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: f.OOO Watt.
Owned By. . .John Brown Schools of Cahf., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 3745 Atlantic
Phone Number 40-7907
News Service ••• ^^
Transcription Service -V,',; ,®^^""
Representative ^'"-^"^^tf/p™
Membership • • • -NAR"
President I>r. Joh- E. Brown
General Manager Storm Whatiey
Sta., Comm. Mgr.. Pgrm. Dir.
Clinton H. Fowler
Chief Engineer Luther Crumbaugh
343
CALIFORNIA
KECA
LOS ANGELES— 1929
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d„
5000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By. .. .American Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address. .1539 N. Vine St.. HoUywood 28. Cal.
Phone Number HUdson 2-3141
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP, INS. UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Edward Petry
President Robert E. Kintner
Gen.. Comm. Mgr Amos T. Baron
Sales Manager Matthew E. Barr
Sales Prom. Mgr Merwyn Travis
Publicity IMrector Virginia West
Program Director Dresser Dahlstead
Chief Engineer R. G. Denechaud
K F A C
LOS ANGELES— 1931
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Los Angeles Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address. 645 S. Mariposa Ave.
Phone Number Dunkirk 4-1231
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Boiling
Membership NARTB. BMB
Pres.-Gen.-Sta. Mgr Calvin J. Smith
Program Director Howard Rhines
Publicity Director Tom Dixon
KFI
LOS ANGELES— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 640 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Earle C. Anthony. Inc.
Business-Studio Address. .141 N. Vermont Ave.
Phone Number Dunkirk 2-2121
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service Capitol. World
Representative Henry 1. Christal
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Earle C. Anthony
Sales Prom. Mgr Ronnie Manders
Commercial Manager Charles E. Hamilton
Program Director Pat Kelly
Publicity Director Mort Cook
Co-Chief Engineers H. L. Blatterman.
Curtis W. Mason
K F V D
LOS ANGELES— 1925
Frequency: 1020 Kc Power: 5.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Standard Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Add. 338 S. Western Ave.
Phone Number Dunkirk 8-2345
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP, UP
Representative McGillvra
Membership BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Frank Burke, Jr.
Comm.. Sta. Manager Vem Lindblade
Pgm.. Pub. Dir Carl Brewster
Chief Engineer Leonard Reeves
K H J
LOS ANGELES— 1922
MBS-DON LEE
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By General Teleradio. Inc.
Address 1313 N. Vine St.. Hollywood
Phone Number HUdson 2-2133
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP, UP
Representative John Blair
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Willet H. Brown
Exec. Vice-Pres Ward D. Ingrim
Vice Pres.. Sales Norman Boggs
Sales Prom. Mgr H. H. Sonnenburg
Program Director A. J. LaFrano
Publicity Director Bud Coulson
Chiel Engineer Robert Arne
YOU AREN'T
REACHING
LOS ANGELES' MAJOR
Negro Audience
unless you're buying
Hunter Hancock's
"HARIEMATINEE"
344
CALIFORNIA
KMPC
LOS ANGELES— 1927
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts d.;
10,000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By KMPC — Station of the
Stars, Inc.
Address 5939 Sunset Boulevard
Phone Number HOUywood 9-5341
Air Time 5:00 a.m.-M.
News Service INS, UP
Representative H-R Representatives
Membership BAB
President John Patt
Gen. Mgr. & V.P Robert O. Reynolds
V.P. & Asst. Gen. Mgr Loyd C. Sigmon
Nat. Sales Mgr Charles Cowling
V.P. in Chg. of Bests Mark Haas
Dir. of Pub. Affairs John Baird
Chief Engineer L. C. Sigmon
K N X
LOS ANGELES— 1924— CBS (RADIO)
COLUMBIA PACinC
Frequency: 1070 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned By Columbia Bcstg. System, Inc.
Operated By CBS Radio Division
Business-Studio Address 6121 Sunset Blvd.
Phone Number HOUywood 9-1212
Air Time 5:25 a.m.-l:05 a.m.
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Radio Spot Sales, CBS
Membership BAB
General Manager William D. Shaw
Sales Manager Edwin W. Buckalew
Sales Prom. Mgr Sherril W. Taylor
Program Director Robert Sutton
Publicity Director Lloyd Brownfield
Chief Engineer Les Bowman
KPOL
LOS ANGELES— 1952
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Coast Radio Bdcstg. Corp.
Address 5087 Huntington Dr.
Phone Number Capitol 1-6101
News Service AP
Transcription Service SESAC
Membership NARTB
President Hugh R. Murchison
Gen. Mgr Forrest P. Wallace
Com. Mgr Charles T. Hughes
Chief Engineer Floyd Hall
KRKD
LOS ANGELES— 1927
Frequency: 1150 Kc. .Power: 5000 d.; 1000 n.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Bctrs., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 541 So. Spring St.
Phone Number TUcker 7111
News Service AP, INS
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Membership NARTB
President Frank P. Doherty
General-Station-Comm. Mgr Ned Connor
Publicity Director Doug Douglas
Pgm. Dir.Chief Announcer Charles Clifton
Chief Engineer Willis O. Freltag
K M Y C
MARYSVILLE— 1940— MBS
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1.000 Watts
Owner-Oper. . Marysville-Yuba City Bcstrs., Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 631
Phone Number 2-2396
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative W. S. Grant
Membership NARTB, BAB
President H. E. Thomas
Gen.-Station Manager Joe D. Carroll
Comm. Sales Prom. Mgr C. Greenman
Program Director W. R. Cleveland
Publ'city Director John Mayer
Chief Engineer Loyd McQueary
K Y 0 S
MERCED— 1936— MBS-DON LEE
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Merced Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 717
Phone Number 1430, 1804
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative W. S. Grant
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Mrs. Hugh McClung
Station Manager Chorles H. Kinsley, Jr.
Commercial Mgr A. J. Krisik
Sales Prom. Mgr Edward Blakesley
Publicity Director Stan Evans
Chief Engineer Russell Pope
KBOX
MODESTO— 1951
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Stanislaus County
Bcstrs.Ine^
Address 1507 10th St.
Phone Number 3-7756-7
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Harlan Oakes
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Milton Hibdon
Sales Prom. Mgr Andrew White
Program Director Roy J. Story
Publicity Director Carl Groene
Chief Engineer Paul Ferrelle
345
• • •
CALIFORNIA
• • •
KMOD
MODESTO— 1950— ABC
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Modesto, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 941
Phone 2-1051
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Meeker (N. Y.). Moore
(L. A.), Western Radio (Son Fran.)
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr John H. Schacht
Conun., Sis. Prom. Mgr Judd Sturtevant
Pgm., PubL Dir Gene D'Accardo
News Dir Gene D'Accardo
Chief Engineer Pete Onnigian
K T R B
MODESTO— 1933
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 5000 d.; 1000 n.
Owned-Operoled By KTRB Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Norwegian Ave.
Phone Number 3-0737
Air Time 4:45 a.xn.-2 a »-
News Service INS, UP
Transcription Service Cole, Standard
Representative W. S. Grant
Membership NAB
Pres.-Gen.-Station Mgr William H. Bates, Jr.
Comm.. Sis. Prom. Mgr Lee Roddy
Prog. Dir Don E. Lapan
News Director Charlie McEwen
Chief Engineer William H. Bates, Jr.
KMBY
MONTEREY— 1949
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Monterey Radio-TV Co.
Business Address Hotel San Carlos
Phone Number 2-4541
President Kenyon Brown
KXXL
MONTEREY— 1952
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By S. A. Cisler
Address p. Q. Box 1070
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard, Thesaurus
President S. A. Cisler
Gen. Mgr James Oliver
KWSD
MT. SHASTA— 1947
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Shasta Cascade Bcstg. Corp.
Address E. Alma Street
Phone Number 2124
Air Time 7 a.m.-lO p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Station Representative. .Western, Continental,
(E. Coast), Tracy Moore (L. A.)
Membership NARTB
General Manager Arthur Adler
Station Manager David H. Rees
Program Director ; . . .lola Huntingdon
Chief Engineer Donald F. Keys
KVON
NAPA— 1947
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Operated By Napa Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 427
Phone Number 6-2023
Air Time 6:45 a.m.-10:45 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Forjoe
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Luther E. Gibson
Sta., Comm. Mgr Elmer L. Gibson
Program Director Jack Daugherty
Publicity Director Marion Devlin
Chief Engineer Dave Wortman
KSFE
NEEDLES— 1952— KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Needles Bdcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box C-2
Phone Number 1234
News Service INS
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Partners B. J. Fitzpatrick and
L. A. Newsome, Jr.
Chief Eng Albert Lincoln
K LX
OAKLAND— 1922
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Tribune Building Co.
Business Studio Address Tribune Tower
Phone Number GLencourt 1-0660
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
Newspaper Affiliation Oakland Tribune
News Service AP
Transcription Service .... Standard, Thesaurus
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NARTB, BAB
President J. R. Knowland, Jr.
Manager Milton L. Levy
Publicity Director Jean Williams
Chief Engineer Roswell S. Smith
KROW
OAKLAND— 1925
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KROW, Inc.
Address 464 19th St.
346
CALIFORNIA
Phone Number TWinoaks 3-9600
Air rime Ftill Time
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Roymer
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Sheldon F. Sackett
General Manager J. G. Paltridge
Commercial Manager Jack Grant
Program Director Russ Coughlan
Publicity Director Don Arlett
Chief Engineer Harry Bartolomei
KWBR
OAKLAND— 1920
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Warner Bros. Radio, Inc.
Eusiness-Studio Address 327 22nd St.
Phone Number Higate 4-1212
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Representative Forjoe
General Manager S. W. Warner
Station Manager F. Wellincfton Morse
Program Director Jeane K. Fisher
Chief Engineer Paul Gregg
KOCS
ONTARIO— 1946
Frequency; 1510 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By The Daily Report Co.
Business-Studio Address 222 East "B" St.
Phone Number 627-54
Air Time Local sunrise — Local sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol, SESAC
Representative O'ConnelL Western
President Mrs. Jerene Appleby Homish
Sta. Mgr Mar jorie Rogers
Chief Eng R. H. Rogers
KMOR
OROVILLE— 1948
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Oroville Bcstrs.
Address P. O. Box 1032
Phone Number 1340
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative . . Ayres (S.F.), O'Connell (L.A.)
President Joy C. Feamhead
Gen., Comm. Mgr Herb D. Olson
Sales Prom. Mgr Bill Talbitzer
Chief Engineer George O'Brien
KCMJ
PALM SPRINGS— 1946— CBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By.. Palm Springs Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box KK
Phone Number 2253
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Lee O'Connell
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Joseph K Gamble
Commercial Manager Ort J. Lofthus
Program Director James Hadlock
Chief Engineer Robert Harbison
KIBE
PALO ALTO— 1949
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 1,000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By James Blaine Rhodes
Address 488 Cowper St.
Phone Number Davenport 3-1341
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Sta. Mgr Jay B. Rhodes
Program Director Robert Seaman
Chief Engineer WaUer Coleman
KALI
PASADENA— 1950
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Consolidated Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 758 E. Colorado
Phone Number RY 1-7149
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Harlan Oakes
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Henry Fritzen
Chief Engineer Harvey Fritch
K W K W
PASADENA— 1942
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Southern Calif. Bcstg. Corp.
Address 800 Sierra Madre Villa
Phone Number Ryan 1-6744
Air Time , Unlimited
News Service UP
Representative Forjoe
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Marshall S. Neol
Gen.-Station-Comm. Mgr William J. Beaton
Pgm. Dir., Chief Anncr Bill Garr
Chief Engineer Paul W. Sparge
KXLA
PASADENA— 1942
Frequency: 1110 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . Pacific Coast Bcstg. Co.
Business Address. . .1401 So. Oak Knoll Ave.
Phone Number RYan 1-6991
Air Time 24 hrs. daUy
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership BAB
347
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President Gen. Sta. Mgr Loyal K. Kin^
Pgm. Dir Carl Saunders
Publicity Dir Marian Atkinson
Chief Engineer Jack Reader
KPRL
PASO ROBLES— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Walls
Owned-Operated By Leslie Henry Hacker
Business Studio Address. . .Radio Station KPRL
Phone Number 204
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative W. S. Grant
Comm. Mgr., Pgm.. Pub. Dir.
Bernard Schwartz
Sales Prom. Mgr Dorothy Schwartz
Gen. Mgr.. Chief Engineer .... Dale Schwartz
KAFP
PET ALUMA— 1950
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Warner Bros.
Address Hotel Petaluma
Phone Number 2-2799
Transcription Service World, Capitol
News Service UP
Co-Owners S. W. Warner and
Eugene Warner
Gen. Mgr Wellington Morse
Com. Mgr Howard Heggum
Prog. Dir Jackie Lane
KECC
PITTSBURG— 1949
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Operated By KECC, Inc.
Business Address 235 Railroad Ave.
Phone Number 2-2964
Air Time Unlimited
News Service .UP
Transcription Service World, Lang- Worth
Representolive W. S. Grant
General Mgr Mel D. Marshall
Commercial Mgr John C. McFarland
Chief Engineer M. R. Scott
KPMO
POMONA— 1947
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Valley Bdcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1240 E. Holt St.
Phone Number Lycoming 2-1293
News Service UP
Partner Warner J. Sorenson
Partner. Gen. Mgr. and
Chief Eng Dean H. Wickstrom
Prog. Dir Florence E. Wickstrom
KTIP
PORTERVILLE— 1946
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 WatU
Owned-Operated By J. F. Tlghe
Business-Studio Address. .Newcomb & Grand
Ave., P. O. Box 1312
Phone Number 1450
Air Time 6 ajou-lO p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Cook, Grant
Membership NARTB
Gen., Sta. Mgr Frank Robinson Brown
Chief Engineer Allan Weaver
News Editor Kenneth Clifford, Jr.
KBLF
RED BLUFF— 1946— LBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Wottt
Owned-Oper. By Hal K. Shade
Address Tremont Hotel
Phone Number 880
Gen. Mgr Bill Baumgarten
Com. Mgr Gary Morono
Chief Eng Don Reickling
KVCV
REDDING— 1936— MBS
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
dv/ned-Oper. By Golden Empire Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 717, Merced
Phone Number 1646
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative W. S. Grant Co.
Pres., Gen. Mgr Mrs. Hugh McClung
Station Manager Fred M. Stuelpnagel
Commercial Manager H. E. McCarty
Sales Prom. Mgr Ted Dooley
Pgm., Prod. Dir Lyle Mathyi
Publicity Director Charles Castor
Chief Engineer Russ Pope
KPRO
RIVERSIDE— 1941
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Broadcasting Corp. of
America
Business Address P.O. Box 987
Phone Number Riverside 6290
Studio-Transmitter 3401 Russell St.
News Service AP, INS
Transcription Service World, Capitol
Representative Scott, Young
President-General Mgr W. L. Gleeion
KCRA
SACRAMENTO--1945— NBC
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5000 W. d.;
1000 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By KCRA, Inc.
348
CALIFORNIA
Business Studio Address 1010 Hth St.
Phone Number Gilbert 2-0758
Air Time 6 a.m.-12M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Robert Meeker
Membership BAB
President-General Mgr Ewing C. Kelly
Commercial Manager Jack Kehoe
Station Mgr Howard J. Smiley
Publicity Director Irma Davis
Program Dir John Kuhlman
Chief Engineer Herbert Hartman
K F B K
SACRAMENTO— 1922— ABC
Frequency: 1530 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .McClatchy Bcstg. Co.
Business Studio Address 708 Eye St.
Phone Number Gilbert 3-1745
Air Time Full Time
Newspaper Affiliation Sacramento Bee
News Service UP, AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB
President Eleanor McClatchy
Gen., Sta. Mgr Keith B. Collins
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Perry Nelson
Publicity Director Louise Schultz
Program Director Harry Warren
Chief Engineer Stam Sronce
KGMS
SACRAMENTO— 1952
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Capitol Radio Enterprises
Address Hotel Senate^
Phone Number Hudson 1-3133
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Partners Irving J. Schwartz,
William S. George and Jack F. Matranga
Chief Engineer Richard Hinz
K R 0 Y
SACRAMENTO— 1937— CBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operoted By Harmco, Inc.
Business-Studio Address .... Hotel Sacramento
Phone Number Gilbert 3-2525
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Avery-Knodel
Pres., Gen. Mgr C. L. McCarthy
Pgm. Dir John C. Ickes
News Director Henry Thomley
Chief Engineer William Karpisek
KXOA
SACRAMENTO— 1945— MBS
DON LEE
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Sacramento Bcstrs., Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 94
Phone Number WAbash 5-2717
News Service UP
Represent J. E. Pearson, West. Radio Adv.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Lincohi Dellor
General Manager Robert W. Dumm
Program Director Dean Seaton
Cluef Engineer Ewald Berger
KSBW
SALINAS— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Salinas Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address P.O. Box 1651
Phone Number 8071
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representatives Burn-Smith, Western
Membership NARTB, BAB
Gen., Sta. Mangaer John C. Cohon
Commercial Manager W. M. Oates
Publicity Dir Neal Edmondson
Program Director Don Wells
Chief Engineer Fred Begley
KCSB
SAN BERNARDINO— 1948
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Fred P. D'Angelo
Business Address 770 Mill St.
Phone Number 8-2245
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, SESAC
Representative Forjoe
Gen., Sta.. Comm. Mgr Fred P. A'Angelo
Sales Prom. Mgr Fred Hofschneider
Pgm., Pub. Dir Ed Mundy, Jr.
Chief Engineer Jim Trace well
K FX M
SAN BERNARDINO— 1929— MBS
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Lee Bros. Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 512 Fifth St.
Phone Number 4761
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative John Blair
President J. Clifford Lee
General Manager Gene W. Lee
Com., Sales Prom. Mgr Paul H. Martin
Program Dir E. W. Lee
Publicity Dir Betty Iglai
Chief Engineer George Ewing
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KITO
SAN BERNARDINO--1947— ABC
PACIFIC REG.
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KITO, Inc.
Address 569 Fourth St.
Phone Number 7807
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Hollingbery
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr J. J. Flanigan
Commercial Manager Arnold Beniun
Program Director Fred Reinhardt
Chief Engineer Richard KUtzIng
KRNO
SAN BERNARDINO— 1948
Frequency: 1240 Ec Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Western Empire Bcstrs., Inc.
Address 990 Colton Ave
Phone Number 8-2771
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Donald Cooke-Westem
Membership BAB
President, Comm. Mgr James W. Gerrard
V.P., Gen., Sta. Mgr Norman H. Rogers
Program Director Chuck Palmer
Chief Engineer George W. Brock
KCBQ
SAN DIEGO— 1946-ABC
Frequency: 1170 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.,
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Charles E. Salik
Bus.-Studio Address P. O. Box 1629
Phone Number Jackson 4103
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Lang-Worth
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres.,- Gen. Mgr Charles E. Salik
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Graham H. Moore
Publicity Manager Billye Tomlinson
Program Director Harry Mitchell
Chief Engineer Charles J. Sherburne
K F M B
SAN DIEGO— 1941— CBS
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Jack Wrather and
Helen Alvarez
Bus.-Studio Address Fifth & Ash Sts.
Phone Number Main 2114
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Capitol, SESAC
Representative The Branham Co.
Membership NARTB
Chairman of the Board John A. Kennedy
General Manager Howard L. Chernoff
Station Mgr Hobby Myers
Program Dir Jerry Lee Pecht
Executive Editor Paul W. White
Publicity Dir Lisle F. Shoemaker
Chief Engineer Thornton Chew
K FS D
SAN DIEGO— 1926— NBC
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By..Airfan Radio Corp. Ltd.
Business-Studio Address U. S. Grant Hotel
Phone Number Franklin 6353
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service INS
Transcription Service World
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Thomas E. Sharp
Manager John C. Merino
Chief Engineer Leroy Bellwood
KGB
SAN DIEGO— 1926— MBS-DON LEE
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Don Lee Bcstg. Syst.
Address 1017 First Ave.
Phone Number Franklin 6151
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP, UP
Membership BAB
Gen. Mgr Marion R. Harris
Program Director Matt Long
Chief Engineer Joe Kline
KSDO
SAN DIEGO— 1947
Frequency: 1130 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By. . .San Diego Bcstg. Co.
Business Studio Address. . .1029 Second Ave.
Phone Number Main 2041
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP, UP
Representative Pearson, Boiling, Stubbins
Commercial Manager Norman Kay
Program Director Vern Mihon
Publicity Director Sonia Duzant
Chief Engineer Vern Milton
KSON
SAN DIEGO— 1947
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Fred & Dorothy Rccbell
Business Studio Address 630 F St.
Phone Number Franklin 5175
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Forjoe
350
CALIFORNIA
Membership NARTB
General Manager Fred Rabell
Stotion Manager . .Dorothy Rabell
Commercial Manager John Barrett
Publicity Director Seymour Francis
Chief Engineer Norman Burwell
KGIL
SAN FERNANDO— 1947
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .San Fernando Va. Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 4919 Van Nuys Blvd.
Phone Number State 4-6291
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr F. J. Smalley. Jr.
Commercial Manager Howard P. Gray
Program Director Gene Morgan
Chief Engineer Joy Rice
KCBS
SAN FRANCISCO— 1924— CBS
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . CBS Radio Division Inc.
{Address Palace Hotel
Phone Number YUkon 2-7000
News Service AP. UP, INS
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative CBS Radio Spot Sales
Membership BAB
President (CBS) Frank Stonton
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr Arthur Hull Hayes
Promotion Mgr Evelyn Clark Deggendof er
Program Director Pede Worth
publicity Director William Cullenward
Chief Engineer Alan Cormack
K F R C
SAN FRANCISCO— 1924— MBS
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By General Teleradio
Business-Studio Address . . 1000 Van Ness Ave.
Phone Number Prospect 6-0500
Rir Time Unlimited
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service World
Representative John Blair
Membership NARTB
V.P.-Gen. Mgr William D. Pabst
Commercial Manager Merwyn L. McCabe
Sales Prom. Mgr.-Pub. Dir Dink Templeton
Program Dir. -Prod. Mgr Mel Venter
Chief Engineer E. G. Underwood
K G 0
SAN FRANCISCO— 1924— ABC
Frequency: 810 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By American Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 420 Taylor St.
Phone Number Graystone 4-6565
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP, INS
Transcription Service Standard, Capitol
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NARTB
President (ABC) Aohexl E. Kintnei
General Manager James H. Connolly
Station Manager Paul T. Scheiner
Sales Manager John Hansen
Program Director Victor P. Reed
Cldef Engineer A. E. Evoms
K J BS
SAN FRANCISCO— 1924
Frequency: 1100 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d
Owned-Operated By KJBS Bcstrs.
Business Studio Address 1470 Pine St.
Phone Number Ordway 3-4148
Air Time 5 a.m.-Local Sunset
News Service UP, INS
Representative H-R Representatives
Membership NARTB, BAB
Gen. Mgr.-Sta. Mgr.. . Edwin P. Franklin
Comm, Mgr Stanley G. Breyer
Pgm. Dir.-Prod.-Pub. Mgr.. .Charles F.Pendleton
Chief Engineer Roger Roberts
KNBC
SAN FRANCISCO— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By National Bcstg. Co.
Address 420 Taylor St.
Phone Number GRoystone 4-8700
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP, INS. UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Membership NARTB, BAB
President (NBC) Frank White
Gen., Sta. Mgr Lloyd E. Yoder
Asst. Gen. Mgr George Greaves
Commercial Manager Alfred W. Crapsey
Advtg., Prom. Manager Dean Moxley
News, Pub. Dir John Thompson
Chief Engineer Curtis Peck
KS A N
SAN FRANCISCO— 1922
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Golden Gate Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 1355 Market St.
Phone Number Market 1-8171
Air Time 6 ajn.-M.
Nt ws Service "*P
Representative Western Radio Sales
Membership NARTB
President S. H. Patterson
Gen.Sta.-Comm. Mgr Lee C. Mikesell
Sales Prom., Pub., Pgm. Dir... Clint Sherwood
Chief Engineer Norwood Patterson
351
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AND
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA.
TELEVISION CHANNEL 5
Represented nstionally by the Katz Agency
Affiliated with CBS and DuMont
Television Networks
• • CALIFORNIA * *
RADIO
miD
Represented nationally by
Headley-Reed Company
VAN NESS at GREENWICH
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIF
KS F 0
SAN FRANCISCO— 1925
Frequency: 560 Kc... Power: 5000 Watts d..
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By. .The Associated Bcstrs., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address . . Van Ness at Greenwich
Phone Number Prospect 6-5100
Air Time .6:15 a.m.-12:15 a.m.
News Service INS, UP
Transcription Service Standard; World
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Wesley I. Dunun
Gen., Sta. Mgr Alan L. Torbet
Com. Mgr Gary Garland
Prom., Pub. Mgr Gene DeAlessi
Program Dir Robert Hansen
Dir. of Engineering A. E. Towne
K Y A
SAN FRANCISCO— 1926
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.,
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By KYA, Inc.
Business Studio Address Fairmont Hotel
Phone Number DOuglas 2-2536
News Service UP
Representative George W. Clark
President Elroy McCaw
General Manager Jock Fearnhead
Commercial Manager Ken Hildebrandt
Chief Engineer Paul Beck
KSJV
SANGER— 1947
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By John Poole Bdcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 247
Phone Number Sanger 2501
News Service TIP
Transcription Service World
Representative Lee O'Connell
Membership NARTB
President John H. Poole
Gen.. Sta. Mgr David C. Camp
Com. Mgr Dick Schunk
Prog. Dir Walter K. Novell
Publicity Dir Robert E. Ulrich
Chief Engineer Russell C. Friend
KEEN
SAN JOSE-1947
Frequency 1370 Kc Power 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By United Bcstg. Co.
Business Studio Address Hotel De Ansa
Phone Number Cypress 4-0344
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative W. S. Grant
President G^org* M. MardlUoa
CALIFORNIA
Genl. Mgr Floyd Fan
Commercial Mgr Bob Blum
Sales Prom. Mgr Liv Lanning
Program Dir George Snell
Publicity Director John Gardner
Chief Engineer Bill Green
KLOK
SAN JOSE— 1946
Frequency: 1170 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Valley Bcstg Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 967
Phone Number Cypress 3-3445
News Service AP
Representative Pearson
President-Gen. Mgr E. L. Barker
Commercial Mgr Richard E. Ryan
Program Director Ruth Poindexter
Chief Engineer Bill Cunningham
KSJO
SAN JOSE— 1946
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.,
500 Watts a.
Owned-Operated By. . .Santa Clara Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 995
Phone Number Cypress 3-8030
Air Time Unlimited
Newspaper Aifiliaion Les Gatos Times.
Gilroy Dispatch
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
National Sales Mgr Harold H. Hoffman
President Patrick H. Peabody
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Charles F. Mallory
Comm., Sales. Prom.. Publ. Mgr.
I. Earl Russell
Pgm.-Prod. Dir Norman Paul
Chief Engineer Edward W. Meece
KXRX
SAN JOSE— 1948
Frequency: 1500 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By San Jose Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 167
Phone Number Cypress 2-5080
Studio-Transmitter Bayshore Hiway
Air Time 24 hrs.
News Service UP
Representative Western Radio Sales.
Tracy Moore
President-Gen. Mgr Joe E. Levitt
Sta.. Commercial Mgr Gordon Graham
Program Director Frank G. Kilpatrick
Chief Engineer Frank Glass
KATY
SAN LUIS OBISPO— 1949— ABC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KATY
Address P. O. Box 700
Phone Number 3171
News Service UP
Representative Western
Membership N ARTB
President Maynard Marquordt
Sta., Comm. Mgr D. D. MacLeod
Sales Prom. Mgr A. Laurent
Program Director Marjorie Widman
Publicity Director H. Break
Chief Engineer S. G. Freshour
K VEC
SAN LUIS OBISPO— 1937
MBS-DON LEE
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Christina M. Jacobson
Business Address 851 Higuera St.
Phone Number 1100-1
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative W. S. Grant
Membership NARTB
Pres.-Owner Christina M. Jacobson
Gen., Sta. Mgr Les Hacker
Commercial Manager Jack Wasson
Sales Prom., Pub. Mgr Robert Wilton
Program Director Ted Warner
Chief Engineer Oscar Wilson
KEAR
SAN MATEO— 1947
Frequency: 1550 Kc Power: 1000 Watta
Owned-Operated By Bay Radio, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 3 W. 37th Ave.
Phone Number Fireside 5-4837
News Service AP
President Stephen A. Cisler
General Manager George C. Atkinson
Commercial Mgr Ray Barnett
Program Director Douglas Pledger
Chief Engineer Douglas F. Mariska
KVSM
SAN MATEO— 1946
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Hugh H. Smith
Business Studio Address . . . 279 Baldwin Ave.
Phone Number Diamond 4-2541
Air Time Local sunrise-local sunset
News Service INS, UP
Transcription Service Cole
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Hugh H. Smith
General Manager Gilbert L. Bond
Publicity Director Edith Hall
Chief Engineer Merwyn F. Planting
353
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KTIM
SAN RAFAEL— 1947
Frequency: 1510 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By... Marin Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address 1117 Fifth St.
Phone Number Glenwood 3-6880
Newspaper Aiiiliation S. R. Independent
)ournal
News Service UP
Representative Western Radio
President Roy A. Brown
Gen. Mgr., Chief Engr Hugh E. Turner
Ccnunercial Manager Ralph De Wall
Program Director David Bringham
Publicity Director Edith Hale
K V 0 E
SANTA ANA— 1926— MBS-DON LEE
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . The Voice of the Orange
Empire, Inc., Ltd.
Business Address 105 E. 5th St.
Phone Number Kimberly 3-8321
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol. MacGregor
Representative Pearson
Pres., Gen. Mgr Ernest P. Spencer
Station Manager Deane S. Long
Conun.. Pub. Mgr Donner P. Spencer
Sales Prom, Mgr Nancy Reynolds
Program Director George M. Dewey
Chief Engineer Stanley G. Guenther
K D B
SANTA BARBARA— 1921— MBS
DON LEE
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Lincoln Dellar
BuBiness-Studio-Transmitter Radio Square
Phone Number 4131
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Western. Pea son
Membership BAB
President Lincoln Dellar
General Manager Joe W. Benes
Program Director Fred Hall
Publicity Director Fred Wade
Chief Engineer Robert Carter
KIST
SANTA BARBARA— 1946— NBC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio KIST, Inc.
Busineas Studio Address Balboa Bldg.
Phone Number 3991
t" ^'"® ....FuirTime
News Service Up
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative George P. Hollingbery
Membership BAB
Pres.. Gen„ Sta., Pub. Mgr. . . Harry C. Butcher
Commercial Manager James Blomfield
Sales Promotion Mgr Michael J. McKeogh
Program Director Mary Ann Casey
Chief Engineer Ray Kubly
K T M S
SANTA BARBARA— 1937— ABC
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . News-Press Publishing Co.
Business-Studio Address, .de la Guerra Plaza
Phone Number 391 1
Air Time Full Time
Newspaper Affil. . . Santa Barbara News-Press
News Service AP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Paul H. Raymer
President Thomas M. Storke
Vice-President Charles A. Storke
Gen.. Comm. Mgr Al Albinger
Sales Prom., Pub. Dir. Cliff Badger
Program Director Ed Sprague
Chief Engineer Leo De Cotmick
KDON
SANTA CRUZ— 1935
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Charles Blackwood Grant
Business Address Box 1490. Salinas
Phone Number 2-6464
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World. Cole, Capitol
Representative Forjoe
Membership NARTB, BAB
Gen. Mgr Charles B. Grant
Station Mgr Anne Knowlton
Sales Prom. Mgr. James Deering
Pgm.-Prod.-Publ. Dir Orel Phillips
Chief Engineer Omer Wright
KSCO
SANTA CRUZ— 1947
Frequency: 1080 Kc Power: 1000 d.; 500 n.
Owned-Operated By Radio Santa Crux
Business Address P. O. Box 1080
Phone Number 1080
News Service AP
Membership NARTB. BAB
Transcription Service Standard, Thesaurus
Mng. Part.-Sta. Mgr.-Chief Engr.
Charles Vernon Berlin
KCOY
SANTA MARIA— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... News-Press Publishing Co.
354
CALIFORNIA
Business-Studio Address 114 W. Cook St.
Phone Number 5-2644
Newspaper Affiliation . . Santa Barabara News
Press
News Service AP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Station Manager W. A. Cook
Program Director Louise Hapgood
Ch'ef Engineer John D. Clowes. Jr.
KSM A
SANTA MARIA— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Hagerman. Groom
Address 510 W. Morrison
Phone 5-2582
Air Time 6:45 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Partners. . .James M. Hagerman. John I. Groom
Program Dir Anthony Kent
Chief Eng Gale Brady
KOWL
SANTA MONICA— 1947
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By KOWL. Inc.
Address Pico at Ocean
Phone Number Exbrook 4-6761
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Representative George W. Clark
Membership BAB
P es.. Gen. Mgr Arthur H. Croghan
Chief Engineer Robert Dze
KSPA
SANTA PAULA— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .Santa Paula Bcstrs. Inc.
Business-Studio Address Santa Paula
Phone Number 940
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. Ch. Eng C. Harvey Haas
Prom.. Comm. Mgr Chas. Martin
K S R 0
SANTA ROSA— 1937
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Finley Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address . . . Corner Fresno & Finley
Phone Number 110
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative W. S. Grant
Membership NARTB
President Mrs. Ruth Finley
General-Station Manager Charles P. Scott
Program. Publicity Director Al Pearson
Chief Engineer Verne Hassett
KROG
SONORA— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Ken Randolph
Business Address P. O. Box 996
Phone Number 426
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard, SESAC
Owner. Gen. Mgr Ken Randolph
Chief Engineer K. Jack Kreutz
K G D M
STOCKTON— 1926— CBS
Frequency: 1140 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By E. F. Peifer
Business-Studio Address 519 E. Market St.
Phone Number 4-4551
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative John Blair
President-Gen. Mgr E. F. Peffer
Station-Commercial Mgr E. Smith
Program Director M. Humphreys
Promotion Director A. Stover
Chief Engineer Paul Leake
KSTN
STOCKTON— 1949
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . San Joaquin Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Hotel Clark
Phone Number 4-7338
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP. INS
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NARTB. BAB
General Manager D. M. Greene
Program Director Ellis Lind
Chief Engineer Carl McGee
K W G
STOCKTON— 1921— ABC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . McClatchy Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 612 E. Market St.
Phone Number 5-5728
Newspaper Affiliation McClatchy
Air Time FuH Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Eleanor McClatchy
Station Manager Dave Harris
Program Manager James E. Longe
Chief Engineer Frank Nesmith
355
CALIFORNIA
KXOB
STOCKTON— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KXOB, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Hotel Stockton
Phone Number 4-7313
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Clem J. Randau
Sta.. Comm. Mgr Grant Pollock
Program Director Homer Van Derwerker
Publicity Director Ford Warner
Chief Engineer James L. Johnson
KSUE
SUSANVILLE— 1948
Frequency: 1240 Kc Pov^er: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Nolan Hollowell.
James E. McKahon
Phone Number 2020
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol, Standard
Representative Tracy Moore
Membership NARTB
Gen., Sta. Mgr Nolan Hollowell
Comm.. Sis. Prom. Mgr Leslie E. McLarrin
Program Director Dale M. Dwelley
Chief Engineer Harold C, Houston
KTKR
TAFT— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Toft Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P.O. Box "WW"
Phone Number 5-3101
Air Time Day Time
News Service UP
Pres.. Gen.. Sta.. Comm. Mgr.. .Kenneth Aitken
Sis. Prom. Mgr Earl Greer
P.ogram Dir Rose Mary Curtis
Chief Engineer Kenneth Aitken
KCOK
TULARE— 1948— MBS
Frequency: L270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Herman Anderson
Business Address P. O. Box 119
Phone Number 6-2866
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative Forjoe
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Herman Anderson
General Manager Sheldon Anderson
Commercial Manager Stan Simpson
Sta.. Sales Prom. Mgr J. Alan Rinehart
Program Director Bob Lee
Publicity Director Jean Hixson
Chief Engineer Don Ferguson
KTUR
TURLOCK— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1390 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Turlock Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 526
Phone Number Turlock 43430. 45827
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, SESAC
Representative O'Connell
President Wallace Lindskoog
General Manager H. Ansell McMillen
Program Director S. E. Simmons
Chief Engineer Maxon Sayre
KUKI
UKIAH— 1950
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Bartley T. Sims
Address P. O. Box 638
Phone 1400
Air Time Unlimited
Representative Tracy Moore
Transcription Service Standard
News Service AP
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Mrs. Bartley Sims
Comm. Sales Prom. Mgr Louis DuMoulin
Program Director John Olivera
Publicity Director Phil Trine
Chief Engineer Stanley Ryno
KGYW
VALLEJO— 1947
Frequency: 1190 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Calif. Nev. Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 3267 Sonoma Blvd.
Phone Number 8-8944
News Service UP
Representative Western
General Manager David McKay
Station-Commercial Mgr Ralph Stillings
Chief Engineer William Roberts
KVEN
VENTURA— 1948
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Coast Ventura Co.
Address Sam Pedro & AUesandro
Phone Number Miller 3-8675
News Service UP
Representative Western
Pres., Gen. Mgr Harry M. Engel
Commercial Manager Sydney Held
Program Director Dana Marble
Sales Prom. Mgr Jack Powell
Chief Engineer Donald Brown
K VVC
VENTURA— 1947
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . Voice of Ventura County
356
CALIFORNIA
Business Address P.O. Box 1411
Phone Number Miller 3-6185
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
Representative Harlan Oakes
Membership BAB
President Wm. H. Haupt
Station Manager Karl A. Rembe
Chief Engineer Charles Farmer
KONG
VISALIA— 1946
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . .Tulare County Bdcstg.
Address P. O. Box 170
Phone Number 4-5811
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Forjoe
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Knox La Rue
Program Mgr M. K. Starkey
Chief Engineer A. C. Werner
KWSO
WASCO— 1950
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By... Maple Leaf Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 366
Phone 2145
Air Time Daytime
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, SESAC
News Service UP
Membership NARTB
President E. J. Peters
Gen., Sta. Mgr Theodore G. Heinrichs
Comm.. Sale Prom. Mgr Jim Hodges
Chief Engineer Bob Robertson
Pgm., Pub. Dir Bob Bonn
K H U B
WATSONVILLE— 1937
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Patrick H. Peabody
Business Address P. O. Box 347
Air Time Full Tune
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Adam Young
Membership NARTB
Gen., Sta.. Comm. Mgr Hal E. Chase
Program Director Irwin Kiel
Chief Engineer Ed Pontes
KSYC
YREKA— 1947
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Siskiyou Cty. Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Lawrence Lane & S. Oregon St.
Phone Number 624
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Representative Tracy Moore
Membership NARTB
President E. G. Millboum
General Manager D. C. Holfinger
Station Manager Jack A. LGtchell
Commercial Manager Keith Vidler
Chief Engineer Bill Maginnli
KUBA
YUBA CITY— 1947
Frequency: 1600 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By . . Peachbowl Bcstrs„ Inc.
Business Address Hotel Marysville
Phone Number 3-7309
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Ayers, O'Connell
President Chester V. Ullom
Gen., Station Manager Roger R. Hunt
Commercial Manager Lloyd Klemp
Sales Promotion Mgr Roy Davenport
Pgm., Pub. Dir Ric Ryan
Chief Engineer Tohn J. Rolih
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Pop. April 1, /95) (Est.) 1 ,402,000 — Total Housing Units 441,000
Vamilies April 1, 193 3 (Est.) 407,000 — Stations in State 32
KGI W
ALAMOSA— 1 929— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Operated By E. L. Allen
Business Address P. O. Box 179
Phone Number 26
Air Time 6 a.in.-10 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Keystone, SESAC
President General Mgr E. L. Allen
Sla.-Comm. Mgr.-Pgm. Dir. Lloyd Allen
Sales Prom. Mgr Charles Dynes
Chief Engineer Bill Brokaw
KBOL
BOULDER— 1 946— COLUMBINE
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By Boulder Radio KBOL. Inc.
Address p. Q. Box 146
Air Time 7 a.m.-ll:05 p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard. Thesaurus
Representative H-R Reps.
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Herb HoUister
General Manager Russel Shaffer
Commercial Manager Gene Palm
Chief Engineer Blair Dobbins
KRLN
CANON CITY— 1946— KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Pow?-: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. ^y Royal Gorge Bcstrs.. Inc.
Business Studio Address 1615 Central Ave.
Phone Number 1100
Al' Time 7 a.m.-7 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Keystone. Cole
P.-es. Gen. Sta. Mgr Rav M. Beckner
Chief Engineer W. D. Wells
KRDO
COLORADO SPRINGS— 1947
COLUMBINE
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Operated By Pikes Peak Bcstg. Co.
Business Studio Address Alta Vista Hotel
Phone Number Main 1125
Ai' Time 6:00 a.m.-M.
News Service j^p
Transcription Servi-e. . .Slandard. Lang-Worth
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr. Joseph H. Rohre.
Station Manager Paul Crozier
Commercial Manager Harry Hoth
Program Director jean Gitz
Prod. Dir., Chief Engr Robert Fitzmorris
K V 0 R
COLORADO SPRINGS— 1924— CBS
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Voice of the Rockies, Inc.
Address 800 Exchange Natl. Bank Bldg.
Phone Number Main 278
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Hollingbery
I rembership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen.. Comm. Mgr I. D. Russell
Sis. Prom.. Prod. Mgr Cecil Seavey
Sta. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Isabelle McClung
Publicity Director Robert Smith
Chief Engineer H. Cozine Strang
KRAB
CRAIG— 1949— COLUMBINE-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. No. Western Colo. Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Craig
Phone Number 707-8
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Membership BAB
President Norman Winder
General Manager George Cory
Station Manager Dale G. Moore
Comm., Prom. Mgr. Bill Finch
Program Director Elizabeth Conroy
Publicity Director Glenda Davis
Chief Engineer Charles Chaney
K F E L
DENVER— 1923— MBS
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 5.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . Eugene P. O'Fallon. Inc.
Business-Studio Address Albany Hotel
Phone Number ALpine 4681
Air Time 24 hrs.
News Service INS
Transcription Service Associated
Representative John Blair
Membership NARTB. BAB
General Manager Gene O'Fallon
Managing Director Frank Bishop
Commercial Mgr, John McEniry
Prom. Mgr.. Publ. Dir Gene O'Fallon. Jr.
Program Director Dale Morgan
Chief Engineer Rhean Cunningham
KLZ
DENVER— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 5000 Walts
Owned-Operated By. Aladdin Radio & TV. Inc.
Fusiness-Studio Address. .Shirley-Savoy Hotel
358
COLORADO
Phone Number MAin 4271
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-M.
News Service AP. INS.
Transcription Serv. . . Standard. Capitol. World
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr Hugh B. Terry
Commercial Manager R. Main Morris
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir. . .Roger Rambeaux
Program Director Charles C. Roberts
Chief Engineer Harvey E. Wehrman
KMYR
DENVER— 194 1— COLUMBINE
INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KMYR Bcstg. Co.
Address Security Life Bldg.
Phone Number MAin 4161
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Station Representative Forjoe & Co.
Membership NARTB. BAB
President F. W. Meyer
S:ation Manager A. G. Meyer
Commercial Manager Ed Koepke
Pgm.. Prod. Dir Lowell Switzer
K 0 A
DENVER— 1924— NBC
Frequency: 850 Kc Power: 50.000 Walts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Metropolitan TV Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Addess. .1625 California St.
Phone Number Main 6211
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP, INS
Transcription Service . . Thesaurus & Associated
Representative Edward Petry & Co.
Membership NARTB. BAB
President William W. Grant
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Don Secnrle
Sales Promotion Manager C. M.. Penley
Program Director Earle C. Ferguson
Publicity Director William R. Day
Chief Engineer Robert H. Owen
KTLN
DENVER— 1948
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Station KTLN
Address Park Lane Hotel
Phone Number RAce 4636
Air Time 4:30 a.m.-Sunset
News Service AP. INS
Transcription Service Capitol
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KFEL^s hv W'Hi^ShM
Now in its
8*
YEAR ON
KFEL
RADIO
and a top favotife on
KFEL'TV, CHANNEL 2
Since February 1953. . thanks to scores of
mighty fine local and
national sponsors.
GENE O'FALLON
Ref>^r&$efltei^ by
JOHN BLAIR
and BLAIR TV
• • •
COLORADO
• • •
Representative Radio Reps.. Inc.
Owner Leonard Coe
Gen., Sta. Mgr John L. Buchanan
Commercial Manager Dean Jarvis
Sales Promotion Mgr Jim Buchanan
Program Director Jack Helling
Chief Engineer O. E. Kelly
K V 0 D
DENVER— 1925— ABC
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . .Colorado Radio Corp.
Business-Studio Add.. .Midland Savings Bldg.
Phone Number TAbor 2291
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service. .Lang-Worth, Associated
Representative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB
President-Gen. Mgr William D. Pyle
Station Manager T. C. Ekrem
Commercial Manager Con Hecker
Program Director V. W. Corbett
Publicity Director Ben H. Stanton
Chief Engineers W. D. Pyle. T. C. Ekrem
KlUP
DURANGO— 1935— MBS
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By San Juan Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 799
Phone Number 117
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC, Thesaurus,
World
Representative Holman Co.
President Mike Cummins
General Manager R. E. O'Brien
Commercial Manager Ken Gray
Promotion Manager Lindsey Becker
Program Director Don Husted
Publicity Director Tracey Snelling
Chief Engineer Henry Pollman
KGMC
ENGLEWOOD— 1951
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Radio Station KGMC
Address 3355 s. Broadway
Phone Number Sunset 1-4481
News Service UP
Co owner Grady F. Maples
Co-owner, Prog. Dir.. Prom. Mgr..R. B. McAlister
Commercial Manage: J. K. Brothers
Chief Engineer D. F. White. Jr.
KCOL
FT. COLONS— 1947-<:OLUMBINE
INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Northern Colo. Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .1600 La. Porte Ave.
Phone Number 2600
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Herb Hollister
General Manager Ellis Atteberry
Commercial Manager. . . Bob McClary
Program Director Hollis Hoif
Chief Engineer Cecil Whitchurch
KFTM
FORT MORGAN— 1949
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Morgan County Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 431
Phone Number 1000
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
President, Manager Robert H. Dolph
General Manager Donnell K. Smith
Program Director Joyce Repp
Chief Engineer Richard Oldfield
K G L N
GLENWOOD SPRINGS— 1950— MBS
WESTERN SLOPE
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Western Slope Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box C
Phone Number 777
Representative Holman
News Service UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr .Rex Howell
Sta., Comm., Prom.. Mgr Jerry Fitch
Pgm., PubL Dir Gene Curtis
Chief Engineer Rex Howell
KEXO
GRAND JUNCTION— 1948
COLUMBINE
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Voice of Western Colo., Inc.
Address 2508 North Ave.
Phone Number 1230
Air Time 6 a.m.-12M.
News Service INS
Transcription Service Capitol. Thesaurus,
World
Representative Harlan Oakes
Membership NARTB, BAB
President D. Spencer Grow
Gen., Sta. Mgr Abbott Tessman
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr.,
Prog. Dir Robert Collins
Publicity Director Mildred Fuller
Chief Engineer Lloyd Wilson
360
COLORADO
K FX J
GRAND JUNCTION— 1926— MBS
WESTERN SLOPE-INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Western Slope Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Hillcxest Manor
Phone Number 1300
Air Time 6 a.ni.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Hal Holman
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Rex Howell
Sta., Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr..E. Anson Thomas
Program Director Peg Thomas
Chief Engineer R. G. Howell
K F K A
GREELEY— 1921
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Mid.Western Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 620 — 8th Ave.
Phone Number 450-1
Air Time Full Time
Representative Hal Holman
News Service UP
Transcription Service . . Lang- Worth, Thesaurus,
SESAC
Pres., Gen. Mgr H. E. Green
Comm., Prom. Mgr William G. Stewart
Program Director Jack Redus
Chief Engineer Horry Brewer
KYOU
GREELEY— 1 948— KBS-COLUMBINE
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Meroco Bcstg. Co.
Address 2424 6th Avenue
Phone Number 3275
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Representative McGillvra, Inc.
Transcription Service World
Membership BAB
President, Gen. Mgr Elwood H. Meyer
Program Director Glenn E. Stutsman
Chief Engineer Tohn T. Roscoe
KBNZ
LA JUNTA— 1937— MBS-KBS
COLUMBINE
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Otero Broadcasting Co.
Address Radio Building
Phone 42
Air Time 6:00 a.m..l2M.
News Service .XJP
Representative Clark
President M. S. Morrison
Gen., Sta. Mgr R. D. Gerkin
Commercial Manager John C. Lee
Program Director F. J. Gerkin
Chief Engineer Charles Barclay
KLMR
LAMAR— 1948
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By SE Colorado Bcstg. Co.
Address Lamar, Colorado
Phone Number 804
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
President Ralph Eaton
Gen., Sta. Mgr Everett Shupe
Conun., Prom. Mgr Dennis Behan
Program Director Kay Roe
Chief Engineer Roy Nogrady
KLVC
LEADVILLE— 1951— KBS
COLUMBINE
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Lcadville's Top of the
Nation Station, Inc.
Address 520 W. 6th St.
Phone Number 70
Representative Clark
President Vir N. James
General Manager Donald F. Stephens
Program Director Flora Stephens
Chief Engineer Donald G. Youmans
KLMO
LONGMONT— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Longmont Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 1050
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Pres.-Gen. Mqr J. P. Dubberley
Comm. Mgr Jack Stirling
Program Director Richard Boyll
Chief Engineer Walter Robinson
KUBC
MONTROSE-1947— KBS
COLUMBINE-INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 1260 Kc 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By. .Uncompaghre Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 279
Phone Number 199
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NARTB, BAB
361
COLORADO
President F. J. Hartman
Gen. Sta. Mgr Geo. Cory
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Bob Hale
Program Director Laura Colliver
Chief Engineer Charles Chaney
KCSJ
PUEBLO— 1 947— MBS-COLUMBINE
INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Star Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 211 W. 5th St.
Phone Number ...8522
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Avery -Rnodel. Inc.
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Bob Clinton
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr Bob Clintcn
Sta. Mgr., Pgm., Publ. Dir Larry Gordon
Chief Engineer Dale Redlingshafer
KDZA
PUEBLO— 1947
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Pueblo Radio Co.
25 Years
of Blue Ribbon Service
K6HF
PUEBLO, COLORADO
5000 W. ABC
delivering Colorado's second
leading market night and day
Represented by
GILL-PERNA, Inc.
Address 3011 Elizabeth
Phone Number 1255
News Service AP
1 ranscripiion Service Lang- Worth
Representative McGillvra
President-Gen. Mgr Dee B. Crouch
Sales Prom. Manager Barry Tucker
Chief Engineer Jack Lundquiat
KG H F
PUEBLO— 1927— ABC
Frequency: 1350 Kc... Power: 5000 d.; 1000 n.
Owned-Operated By. .Colorado Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address Pueblo Savings & Trust Bldg.
Phone Number 3877
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Rspresentative Gill-Perna, Inc.
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Gilford PhilUps
General Manager Robert D. Ellis
Commercial Manager Bill Mahoney
Station Manager I. H. McGill
Chief Engineer. Willis C. Shonln
K V R H
SALIDA— 1948— KBS
COLUMBINE-INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Vir N. James
Phone Number 30
News Service INS
Representative Clark
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres.. Gen., Comm. Mgr Vir N. James
Program Dir Clo B. James
Chief Engineer Philip Parmelee
KGEK
STERLING— 1925
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Elmer G. BeehUr
Address Fleming Hd.
Phone Number 679
News Service UP
Owner, Gen. Mgr Elmer G. Beehler
KCRT
TRINIDAD— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KCRT, Inc.
Address South Country Club Dr.
Phone Number 333
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Gen., Sta.. Comm. Mgr Cal Perley
Pgm., Publ. Dir Martin Mendine
Chief Engineer Earnest M. Cooper
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— CONNECTICUT —
Pop. April 1,1953 (Est.) 2,121,000 — Total Housing Units 617,000
Families April 1, 1933 (Est.) 378,000 — Stations in State 23
W I c c
BRIDGEPORT— 1926— MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 600 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts cL.
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Bridgeport Bcstg. Co.
Address 114 State St.
Air Time 24 hrs.
News Service AP
Phone Number 5-4144
Transcription Service . . . Associated, Thesaurus
Representative Adam Young & Co.
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Philip Merryman
Commercial Manager Manning Slater
Sales Promotion Manager Jay Holier
Program Director Bob Crane
Chief Engineer Ralph Winquist
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W N A B
BRroOEPORT- 1941
ABC-CONN. STATE
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WNAB, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 991 Broad St.
Phone Number 3-3112
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative Rambeau, Bannan
President-Chief Engineer Harold Thomas
General, Sta. Manager Levon Thomas
Commercial Manager Ray Colonari
Program Director Jack Dahlby
Publicity Director Grace Kaltenbach
WBIS
BRISTOL-I948
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By The Bristol Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 183 Main St.
Phone Number 9265
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Representative McGillvra
President Frederick W. Beach
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Cal Kolby
Program Director Bob GiUespie
Sales Promotion Manager. . .Amleto Ciccarelli
Publicity Director SaUy Easton
Chief Engineer Richard L. Ricci
WLAD
DANBURY— 1947
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . . .Berkshire Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 207 Mohi St.
Phone Number 8-3565
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Representative Rambeau
President John P. Previdi
Gen., Comm. Mgr., Pub. Dir Sol Robinson
Program Director Eleanor Kemble
Chief Engineer Rudolph Cehak
wccc
HARTFORD— 1947
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 500 Watts d,
Owned-Oper. By . . Greater Hartford Bcstg Corp.
Address Hotel Bond
Phone Number 5-6648
ftir Time Local sunrise-local simset
News Service UP
President. Gen. Mgr William M. Savitt
Sec't. Treas M. Savitt
Sta., Comm. Mgr Alex Buchan
Prod. Mgr B. LaCoe
Mchdsg. Mgr E. Seltzer
Traffic Mgr Barbara Heintz
Chief Engineer John Rameika
W
'over
'entral
Hartford's
only station
offering
music and
news all
day,
every
day.
Connecticut
"There's T. N. T. on W C C C
(Time, News, Temperature, includ-
ing weather every fifteen minutes,
every weekday.)
1290 K. C.
36S
jLENOX JEWEin^ 0^
NRS. CONNEC
oM9S
why
WICC
is tops
in the
RICH
, BRIDGEPORT
'new HAVEN
MARKEr
• WICC Promotion
Contest produced
largest movie
house for '52
• WICC Merchan-
dising
Complete Sponsor
Identification
• WICC Personali-
ties
Wallie Dunlap
(left), area's
highest-rated
afternoon deejay.
(2:30-5, Mon.-Fri.)
Bob Crane
(right), pulls
65% share of
audience.
(6-9 AM, Mon.-Sat.)
* For confirmation of
above claim, refer to
New Haven Pulse, Jan.
'52 and Bridgeport
Hooper, March '52.
REPRESENTED
NATIONALLY BY
ADAM YOUNG, JR.
CONNECTICUT
W D R C
HARTFORD— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By.. The Connecticut Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 750 Main St.
Phone Number 7-1188
Air Time Full Time
News Service .UP
Representatire Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB
President Franklin M. Doolittle
General Manager Walter B. Haase
Comm.. Sales Prom. Mgr William F. Male
Program, News Dir Harvey H. Olson
Chief Engineer Henry M. Broderick, Jr.
WONS
HARTFORD— 1935— MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 5.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Yankee Network Div. of
General Teleradio, Inc.
Business-Studio Address.. 54 Pratt St. (WONS)
Phone Number 7-9131
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative H-R Reps. Inc.
President Thomas F. O'Neil
Gen. Managers. .Ed. Palen & Frank McGivern
Sales Promotion Mgr Al Henry
Commercial Manager Cy Kaplan
Program Director Crean Patterson
Chief Engineer Rogers Holt
WT H T
HARTFORD— 1936
ABC-CONN. STATE
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
OwnedOperated By. .The Hartford Times, Inc.
Business Address 555 Asylum St.
Phone Number 2-0237
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Everett-McKinney. Bonnan
Membership NARTB
General Manager C. Glover DeLaney
Assistant Manager R. K. Blackburn
Commercial Manager . . . Leonard R. Schoenfeld
Program Director Mitchell Betters
Chief Engineer Charles S. Masini
WTI C
HARTFORD— 1925
Frequency: 1080 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Travelers Bcstg. Service
Business-Studio Address 26 Grove St.
Phone Number 5-0801
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP. INS
Transcription Service Lang- Worth SESAC
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Jesse W. Randall
Vice Pres.-Gen. Mgr Paul W. Morency
Asst. Gen. Mgr. Chg. Sales Walter Johnson
Asst. Sales Mgr Irwin Cowper
Program Director Leonard J. Patricelli
Asst. Program Director Paul Lucas
Production Dir George Bowe
Director Public Relations .... Bernard Mullins
(See Page 364)
WMMW
MERIDEN— 1947
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
OwnedOperated By. . . .Silver City Crystal Co.
Business-Studio Address. . 8^2 W. Main St.
Phone Number 5-5747
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
President C. A. Schultz
General Manager Alex Buchan
Commercial Manager G. A. Kruttschnitt
Program Director Leo Finn
Commercial Manager R. A. Barrett
Chief Engineer John Roache
WCNX
MIDDLETOWN— 1948
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Middlesex Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 460 Main St.
Phone Number 7-2585
Managing Dirs R. J. O'Brien, W. J. O'Brien
General Manager Harold R. Nelson
Publicity Director Lou Brooks
Chief Engineer Kenneth A. F. Bishop
WHAY
NEW BRITAIN— 1949
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . Central Coim. Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 22 Grove Hill
Phone Number . 3-2721
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Adam Young. Bannon
President Patrick Goode
Exec. Vice-Pres Edward D. Taddei
General Manager Aldo DeDominicis
Station Manager Leo Borin
Commercial Manager Thomas Meade
Program Director Pete Stoner
Chief Engineer Hillis W. Holt
WKNB
NEW BRITAIN— 1946
Frequency: 840 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By New Britain Bcstg. Co.
Address • 213 Main St.
Phone Number Baldwin 3-3603
367
CONNECTICUT
Air rune Daytime
Representative Boiling
President Julian Gross
General Manager Peter B. Kenney
Commercial Manager David Scott
Program Director Robert Andrews
Publicity Director Erwin Needles
Chief Engineer John Shipley
WAVZ
NEW HAVEN— 1947
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WAVZ Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 152 Temple St.
Phone Number SPruce 7-4761
Air Time Local sunrise-local sunset
News Service AP
Representative Keller
President Victor W. Knauth
V.P.. Gen., Sta. Mgr Daniel W. Kops
Prog. Director Burton Miller
Publicity Director Jack Nelson
Chief Engineer Ralph Carrano
W E L I
NEW HAVEN— 1935— ABC
Frequency: 960 Kc Power; 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Conn. Radio Founda-
tion, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 221 Orange St.
Phone Number UNiversity 5-1133
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Headley-Reed
President H. C. Wilder
General, Station Manager. . .Richard W. Davis
Comm.. Prom. Mgr Edwin H. Schweitzer
Publicity Director Rudy Frank
Program Director Charles H. Wright
Chief Engineer Fred King
WNHC
NEW HAVEN— 1944— CONN. STATE
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Elm City Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 1110 Chapel St.
Phone Number SP 7-3611
Air Tune Full Time
News Service AP, INS
Transcription Service World
Representative Katz Agency
Membership NARTB
President Patrick J. Goode
General Manager Aldo DeDominicis
Exec. Vice-Pres Edward D. Taddei
Commercial Manager J. Vincent Callanan
Station Manager Edward C. Obrist
Program Director Walter Nielson
Prom. Mgr.. Publ. Dir James W. Evans
Chief Engineer Vinnle DeLaurentis
W N L C
NEW LONDON— 1936 — MBS
YANKEE, CONN. ST.
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Th© Thames Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 281 State St.
Phone Number 2-4365
Air rime UnUmited
Representative Everett-McKinney
News Service UP
President-Gen. Sta. Mgr Gerald J. Morey
Comm.-Sales Prom. Mgr Leo B. Keegan
Prog., Publ. Dir .Nelson Brown
Chief Engineer Gerald J. Morey
WNLK
NORWALK— 1948
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Nor walk Bcstg. Co./ Inc.
Business-Studio Address Main & Wall Sts.
Phone Number 8-5566
Air Tim© Full Time
News Service .UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Rambeau
Pres., Gen. Mgr .James Stolcz
Program IMrector : John Naylbr
Production Director Milton Warren
Chief Announcer. Richard W. Bounerba
WICH
NORWICH— 1946
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Eastern Conn Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 629
Phone Number 7-1613
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
President-General Mgr John Dem©
Publicity Director Edward Adler
Chief Engineer Alexander Dubenetsky
WSTC
STAMFORD— 1941
ABC-CONN. STATE
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By W. Conn. Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 270 Atlantic St.
Phone Number 4-7575
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-M.
Newspaper Affiliation Stanford Advocate
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Everett-McKinney
President Kingsley Gillespli
Gen.-Sta. Manager Julian Schwarta
Chief Engineer Fred Muckenhaupt
368
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CONNECTICUT
• • •
WLCR
TORRINGTON— 1946
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Litchfield Cty. Radio Corp.
Business-Studio Address 23 Main St
Phone Number 417£
Air Time Local sunrise-local sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Sears & Ayer
Pres., Gen. Mgr Charles O. Scott
Sales Prom. Mgr Joe Storm
Program Director Hugh Franklin
Chief Engineer Alfred Pallokat
WTOR
TORRINGTON— 1948
CONN. STATE— ABC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Torrington Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 93 Perkins St.
Phone Number 4181
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Rambeau
Station Manager Edmund Waller
Commercial Manager John J. Morris
Program Director Richard C. Kllboum
Chief Engineer Arthur Marcus
W A T R
WATERBURY— 1934
ABC-CONN. STATE
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The WATR Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 440 Medow St.
Phone Number 5-1121
Air Time 7 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Representative William G. Rambeau
Membership NARTB
President-Gen. Mgr Harold Thomas
Sta.-Comm. Mgr Sam Elman
Sales Prom. Mgr Wallace Gordon
Program Director Wally King
Publicity Director Joseph C. Gallon
Chief Engineer Russell Jensen
W B R Y
WATERBURY— 1934— CBS
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .American-Republican. Inc.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 1627
Phone Number 3-1125
Air Time 6:55 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service INS
Transcription Service World
Representative Aveiy-Knodel,
Kettel-Carter (Boston)
Membership NARTB. BAB
President William J. Pope
General Manager James H. Darcy
Commercial Manager Harry A. DeVorken
Station Manager J. Maxim Ryder
Program Director Walter O. Howard
Prom. Mgr.. PubL Dir Robert S. Holczer
Chief Engineer Frank B. Hales
wwco
WATERBURY— 1946
MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By.Mattatuck Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 119 W. Main St.
Phone Number 4-5141
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative McGillvra
President WiUiam G. Wells
Commercial Manager Gustave Nathan
Program Director Robert C. Crager
Chief Engineer Clifford Sloat
DELAWARE
Pop. April 1,1953 (Est.) 329,000 — Total Housing Units 97,002
rumilies April 1, 193 3 (Est.) S8 ,000 — Stations in State 6
WDOV
DOVER— 1948
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Del. State Capital
Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address. .Bradford & Loockerman Sts.
Phone Number 5816
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-Sunset
News Service AP
Representative Rambeau
President Dr. C. F. Freed
Gen., Sta. Mgr., Pgm. Dir Mildred Carroll
Commercial Manager William S. Freed
Chief Engineer B. Brownell
WJ WL
GEORGETOWN— 1951
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Rollins Bcstg.. Inc.
Address DuPont Highway
Phone Number 2567
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Pearson
President John W. Rollins
Vice-President O. Wayne Rollins
Gen., Comm. Manager Norman M. Glenn
Air rune 6:00 a.m.-12:30 a.m.
Program Director Bill Jaeger
Chief Engineer Edward Marzoa
WAMS
WILMINGTON— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . Wilmington Tri-State Best.
Co.. Inc.
Bus. Studio Address 321 Delaware Ave.
Phone Number 4-8882
'^'" "T'^e 6:00 a.m.-12:30 a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative HolUngberry
^'••^^•°» Frank S. Carrow
General Manager Edwin A. McKeon
Comm. Mgr WilUam S. Ewing
Publicity Director Don Mathewson
Program Director Xim Crow
Chief Engineer Perley Tribou
W D E L
WILMINGTON— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 5000 Watte
Owned-Operated By WDEL, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 10th & King Sts.
Phone Number 7268
Air Time 6:00 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Robert Meeker
Membership NARTB. BAB
Station Executive Clair R. McCoUough
Station Manager J. Gorman Walsh
National Sales Manager J. Robert Gulick
Program Director Harvey C.
W I L M
WILMINGTON— 1922— ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Delaware Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 920 King St.
Phone Number 4-7771
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Boiling Co.
Membership NARTB. BAB
President-Gen., Sta. Mgr.. .Ewing B. Hawkins
Comm., Prom. Mgr Jackson F. Lee
Program Director Warren Keyser
Chief Engineer .H. Edwin Kennedy
WTUX
WILMINGTON— 1947
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Port Frere Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1326 Market St.
Phone Number Wihnington 5-8821
Air Time Local sunrise-local sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative » . . .Forio*
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres.-Sta. Mgr Gordon K. Macintosh
General Mgr Howard Robinson
Comm. Mgr Julian A. Todd
Program Director William H. Gehlert
Publicity Director Justina Spagnolo
Chief Engineer Wayne Neuhaus
370
Pop. April 1, 1933 (Est.) 843,000 — Total Housing Units 236,000
Families April 1,1933 (Est.) 219,000 — Stations in State 7
WGMS
WASHINGTON, D. C— 1947
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . The Good Music Station, Inc.
Address 1125 Vermont Ave., N.W.
Phone Number Executive 3-8676
Transcription Service Associated
News Service AP
Air Time 6:30 a.m. to Sunset
President Morris Rodman
Gen., Comm. Mgr M Robert Rogers
Program Director Pierson Underwood
Chief Engineer Nick Chaconas
W M A L
WASHINGTON, D. C— 1925— ABC
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By The Evening Star
Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Add.. .4461 Connecticut Ave., N.W.
Phone Number Kellogg 7-1100
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service SESAC
Newspaper Affiliation Evening Star
Representative The Katz Agency
Membership NARTB
President S. H. Kaufimann
V.P., General Manager K. H. Berkeley
Ass't General Manager Charles Kelly
Director-Sales Mahlon Glascock
Radio Sales Mgr Harvey Glascock
Chief Engineer Frank Harvey
W 0 L
WASHINGTON, D. C— 1924
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Peoples Bcstg. Corp.
Address 1000 Connecticut Ave.
Phone MEtropolitan 8-0010
Air Time Full Time
Transcription Service SESAC
News Service. AP. UP
Membership NARTB
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
President Murray Lincoln
General Manager Herbert E. Evans
Station Manager Ben E. Wilbur
Commercial Manager Sid Slappey
Program Director George Campbell, Jr.
Chief Engineer Harold Reed
WOOK
WASHINGTON, D. C— 1940
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power. 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By United Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio 8th & Eye Sts., N.W.
Phone Number Republic 8000
News Service UP
Pres., Gen., Comm. Mgr Richard Eaton
Station Manager Arnold B. Fort
Program Director Clifton D, Holland
Editor Arthur A. Snowberger
W R C
WASHINGTON, D. C— 1923^NBC
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By National Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 724 14th St.. N.W.
Phone Number Republic 4000
News Service AP. INS. UP
Transcription Se. vice ... .Thesaurus. Standard
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Membership NARTB, BAB
President (NBC) Joseph McConnell
Vice-Pres. (Wash.) Francis Russell
General Manager Eugene Juster
Business Manager George Sandefer
Program Director Kenneth French
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir John Ghilain
Musical Director Fritz Balzer
Chief Engineer Charles CoUege
W W D C
WASHINGTON, D. C— 1941— MBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Capital Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1627 K St.. N.W.
Phone Number Sterling 3-3800
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service . . . Standard Lang-Worth.
Thesaurus
Representative Blair
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Joseph Katz
General Manager Ben Strouse
Comm. Manager Herman Paris
Program Director Norman Reed
Sis. Prom., Pub. Dir Irving Lichtenstein
Chief Engineer Ross H. Beville
WTOP
WASHINGTON. D. C— 1927— CBS
Frequency: 1500 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WTOP Inc.
Business-Studio Address Warner BIdg.
Phone Number Metropolitan 8-3200
A'"" Time Full Time
News Service AP. UP. INS
Representative CBS Radio Spot Sales
President. Gen. Mgr John S. Hayes
V.P.. Comm. Mgr George Hartford
V.P.. Program Director Lloyd Dennis
Sales PromoUon Mgr Haywood Meeks
Publicity Director Cody Pfanstiehl
V.P.. Chief Engr Clyde Hunt
Washington's
BEST
Ask your John Blair man for the WWDC story!
372
FLORIDA
Pop. April 1,1933 (Est.) 2,884,000 — Total Housing Units 966,000
Families April 1,1933 (Est.) 893,000 — Stations in State 78
WSWN
BELLE GLADE— 1947
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Seminole Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 8
Phone Number 2063
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, SESAC,
World
Membership NARTB
President Dr. R. G. Nelson
V.P., Gen. Mgr Mrs. Mary Foy
Sales Manager Marvin Smith
Program Director Don Day
Chief Engineer C. S. Clemans
WTRL
BRADENTOWN— 1946— KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Trail Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address Memorial Pier
Phone Number 37-561
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Hil Best
Transcription Service World
Exec. Vice-Pres Howard A. Donahoe
Station Mgr George W. Manning
Program Manager Cale D. Moore
Chief Engineer Marlen J. Hager, Sr.
WTAN
CLEARWATER— 1948
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Clearwater Ra. Bcstrs.. Inc.
Business Address Municipal Auditorium
Phone Number 33084
Air Time 6:00 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative McGillvra
President Otis E. Pruitt
General, Station Manager H. D. Parker
Commercial Manager F. L. Parker
Program Director L. H. Falcoimier
Chief Engineer John D. Callan
WKKO
CCK:0A— 1952
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Brevard Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 387
News Service UP
General Manager Emerson W. Browne
Program Director Carl G. Collins, Ir.
Chief Engineer Davis E. Wilson
WTTT
CORAL GABLES— 1949
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Atlantic Shores Bcstg.
Business-Studio Address 350 Arogon Ave.
Phone Number 83-4663
General Manager David H. Freedman
WVCG
CORAL GABLES— 1948
Frequency: 1070 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Peninsular Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 223 Aaragon Ave.
Phone Number 48-7411
Air Time Sunrise to sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
President-General Mgr George W. Thorpe
Commercial Manager T. Hooke McCallie
Prograr-i Director Robert S. Stevens
Chief Engineer Daniel McMillin
WCNU
CRESTVIEW— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ... . Gulf shores Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Box 518
Phone Number 3511
News Service AP
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Pres. & Co-owner D. Grady O'Neal
Sec. & Treas., Co-owner H. French Brown
General Manager Sam F. Townsend
WM F J
DAYTONA BEACH— 1935— ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By W. Wright Esch
Business-Studio Address 444 N. Beach St.
Phone Number 6491
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra
Membership NARTB, BAB
Station Manager Ray Clancy
Commercial Manager John S. Pitts
Program Director Mildred Mullin
Chief Engineer Webster K. Ellenwood
.373
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FLORIDA
• • •
WNDB
DAYTONA BEACH— 1948
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By News-Iouraal Corp.
Business Studio Addreis. . . 128 Orange Ave.
Phone Number 2-0531
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Seryice World
Representative John H. Perry
Membership NARTB
Gen.-Sta.Mgr Jerry Stone
Comm., Prom. Mgr R. Y. Huifman
Prog., Publ. Dir William R. Steadmaii
Chief Engineer F. A. Scott
WROD
DAYTONA BEACH— 1947— NBC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Operated By...Daytona Beach Bcstg.
Corp.
Bus. Address Wilder Blvd. & S. Beach St.
Phone Number 4626
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Rambeau
Pres.-Gen. Mgr E. J. Sperry
Commercial Manager Norman Lemstrom
Pgm. Dir R. C. Fellows
Chief Engineer L. M. Menord
WJBS
DELAND— 1947— NBC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By John B. Stetson Univ.
Address 220 East Hubbard Ave.
Fhone Number 1490
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Gen. Mgr.. Prog. Dir C. L. Menser
Station Manager Lauren Mickle
Comm., Prom. Mgr Robert Walton
Chief Engineer Don Hall
WBRD
FT. LAUDERDALE— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Broward Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 78
Phone Number 2-2563
News Service UP
Representative Hil F. Best
President L. C. Judd
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Robert Standart III
Commercial Mgr C. Gravett
Chief Engineer Bill Latham
AP
SELLS
For
Stations and Sponsors —
For instance . . . WNDB
Teat
uring AP news every hour provides our best adjacen-
cies. All 60 AP news programs per week are sold, as are all
adjacencies. Many sponsors take the adjacencies while wait-
ing to g
rab the next available 5-minute news program.**
)ERRY STONE,
General Manager,
WNDB, WNDB-FM, Daytona Beach, Fla.
374
FLORIDA
WFTL
FORT LAUDERDALE— 1946
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Wottt
Owned-Operated By Gore Pub. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 7185 S.E. 15th St.
Phone Number 3-2511
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Sears & Ayer
Membership NARTB. BAB
President J. W. Dickey
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr R. L. Bowles
Program Director Jack W. Swart
Chief Engineer Richard P. Northey
WM YR
FT. MYERS— 1952
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Robert Hecksher
Address 33 East Hanson St.
Phone Number 5-1 175
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
News Service UP
Commercial Manager Kenneth M. Parke
WINK
FT. MYERS— 1940— CBS-KBS .
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... Ft. Myers Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 1072
Phone Number 4-1341
News Service AP
Representative Donald-Cooke
Co-Owner Arthur B. McBride
Coo. & V.P Daniel Sherby
Gen. Mgr.. Prog. Dir A. J. Bauer
Commercial Manager Dan Harlacher
Chief Engineer James Lacy
WIRA
FORT PIERCE— 1946— MBS-NBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Indian River Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Melody Lane
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-ll:15 p.m.
News Service UP
Membership NARTB
Transcription Service World
Pres., Gen.-Sta. Mgr Douglas Silver
Program Director Marjorie B. Silver
Commercial Manager J. Xlngsley Butt
Chief Engineer James Sowinski
WGGG
GAINESVILLE— 1948— ABC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Alachua County
Broadcasting Co., Inc.
Business-Studio P. O. Box 501
Phone Number 5791
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Best
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. Ch. Eng...R. M. Chamberlin
Commercial Manager Leon E. Mims
Program Director Pierre A. Bejono
Promotion Manager Lee Shannon
Publicity Director Stanley S. Reich
WRUF
GAINESVILLE— 1928— MBS
Frequency: 850 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Univ. of Fla.
Business-Studio Address . Campus, Univ. of Fla.
Phone Number 3261, Ext. 466-7-8
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NORTB, BAB
General Manager Garland Powell
Commercial Manager John Donavant
Station Manager Ray Dantzler
Chief Engineer Garvin Combs
Wl VY
JACKSONVILLE— 1948
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WIVY, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Springrove Ave.
Phone Number 4-7722
News Service INS
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Edward J. Oberle
Sta. Mgr., News Dir Alexander Kiersey
Commercial Manager Arman Reinke
Program Director Richard Webb
Sis. Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir James Atkins
Chief Engineer James Stephens
WJHP
JACKSONVILLE— 1940— MBS
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Jacksonville Journal Co.
Business-Studio Address 50 OLaura St.
Phone Number 4-7711
Air Time 6 a.m.-12M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative John H. Perry Associates
President John H. Perry, Jr.
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Milf ord A. Reynolds
Chief Engineer Beecher Hayford
375
FLORIDA
W J A X
JACKSONVILLE— 1925— NBC
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .City of Jacksonville, Fla.
Business-Studio Address 1 Broadcast PI.
Phone Number 4-1681
Air Time Full Time
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative . John Blair; Harry E. Cummings
Gen., Sta. Mgr.
Chief Engr John T. Hopkins. Ill
Publ.. Pgm. Dir Marion D. Trowell
Commercial Manager J. W. Douglass
WOBS
JACKSONVILLE— 1948
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By... So. Radio and Equipt. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1036 Mary St.
Phone Number 98-3411
Air Tim© Sunrise to sunset
Station Representative Forjoe
President E. D. Rivers. Sr.
General Manager John Boiling
Station Manager Steve Hunter
Comm.. Prom. Mgr R. L. McQuage
W M B R
JACKSONVILLE— 1934— CBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Florida Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 605 Main St. S.
Phone Number 9-4475
Air Time .Full Time
News Service UP
Representative - ... Avery-Knodel
President Frank King
Comm. Mgr Charles M. Stone
Program Director Jack Newsom
Production Mgr Larry Scarborough
Chief Engineer Ernest B. Vordermark
WPDQ
JACKSONVILLE— 1942
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Jacksonville Bcstg. Corp.
Phone Number 4-4421
Studio Address Gulf Life Bldg.
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-l:00 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Station Representative O. L. Taylor
President James R. Stockton
FIRST
IN LISTENER PREFERENCE
I N
FABULOUS FLORIDA'S
FIRST
CITY OF YEAR-ROUND SALES. AND
FIRST
IN COVERAGE IN NORTH FLORIDA AND
SOUTH GEORGIA
W-J-A-X
930 kc — 5,000 watts
W-J-A-X-FM
95.1 mg
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA'S MUNICIPAL STATIONS
). D. Kennedy, Commissioner in Charge John T. Hopkins III, Manager
AN N B C AFFILIATE
NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: JOHN BLAIR & CO. — SOUTHEAST: HARRY E. CUMMINGS
376
top rated
Va hrs.
The November Jacksonville Pulse rates WMBR FIRST
in 240 quarter-hours from 6:00 AM to Midnight, Monday
through Friday. Four times better than any competitor
and twice as good as 7 competitors combined.
WMBR Leads Morning, Afternoon and Night.
Represented by CBS Radio Spot Sales
701
FLORIDA
General-Station Manager Revert R. Feagin
Asst. Gen, Mgr Kenneth F. Small
Sales Prom. Mgr Gordon W. Pierce
Program Director Charles E. Edwards
Chief Engineer James R. Donovan
WRHC
JACKSONVILLE— 1950
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WRHC. Inc.
Address 247 Margaret St.
Phone 6-0461
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership NARTB
Pres., Prom. Mgr Harold S. Cohn
Gen., Comm. Mgr William Fraker
Program Directors Freda Sanders.
A. Kenneth Knight
Chief Engineer Frank Thies
WJVB
JACKSONVILLE BEACH— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc ...Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . Jacksonville Beach Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 5-3674
Representative Hil F. Best
Air Time Daytime
Pres., Gen.. Sta, Mgr J. Lyle Williams. Jr.
Comm. Prom. Mgr James M, Bryant
Program Director Ted Booth
Chief Engineer .Daniel M. Long
WKWF
KEY WEST— 1945— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Operated By John M. Spottswood
Address 536 Fleming St.
Phone Number 2-3222
Representative John H. Perry
Pres., Gen. Comm., Mgr.. . .John M. Spottswood
Chief Engineer Charles Lowe
WDSR
LAKE CITY- 1946
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Operated By. Deep South Radioways
BuainesB-Siadio Address.. 126 No. Marion St.
Phone Numbar 525
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
General Manager Alfred H. Temple
Chief Engineer Richard Dyer
WLAK
L AKEL AND— 1 936— NBC
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Operated By ... Lakeland Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address P. O. Box 1211
Phone Number 2127
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
378
Tronscription Service Associated
Station Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr S. O. Ward
Sta. Mgr.. Chief Engr William P. Lee
Commercial Manager Powell Adams
Program Director Mary Whistle
WONN
LAKELAND— 1949— MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Coastal Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Lake Hunter Drive
Phone Number 5117
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Donald Cooke. Inc.
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr Robert S. Taylor
Commercial Mgr Tom Barber
Program Dir Ted Covington
Chief Engineer Duane McConnell
WIPC
LAKE WALES— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Imperial Polk Bcstg.
Corp.
Address P. O. Box 712
Phone Number 2-9831
News Service AP
Transcription Service ... World
President Sarkes Tarzian
Gen. Mgr.. Chf . Engr . . G. Max Kimbrel
Commercial Manager Richard Marsh
Publicity Director John Haughee
Program Director Joan Kimbrel
WEAT
LAKE WORTH-W. PALM BEACH
1948— NBC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By James R. Meachem
Business Address. .P. O. Box 791. Lake Worth
Phone Number Lake Worth 4422
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12:05 ajn.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Walker
General Manager James R. Meachem
Commercial Manager Clifford H. Glick
Program Director Bill Gordon
Chief Engineer Andrew Keicher
WLBE
LEESBURG— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 1.000 Watts d.
Owned-Oiaerated By WLBE, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Box 297
Phone Number Leesburg 552
Air Time 6 a.m..ll:15 p.m.
/
^ ^ ^ F LO R
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
President Paul A. Husebo
General Manager Wendel F. Husebo
Program Director Richard R. Coleman
Chief Engineer J. Allen Brimmer
WNER
LIVE OAK— 1949— KBS-FLA. STATE
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By John A. Boling
Business Address P. O. Box 655
Phone Number 1450
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
General Manager Norman Protsman
Program Director Faith Protsman
Chief Engineer C. S. Parker
WTYS
MARIANNA— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . John H. Phipps Radio Stas.
Address Tallahassee
Phone Number 650
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
President John H. Phipps
General Manager L. H. Graves
Station Manager Guy Hamilton
Chief Engineer Wm. A. Snowden. Jr.
WMMB
MELBOURNE— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated Ey. . Melbourne Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Front St.
Phone Numbers 574-5
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC. World
Membership NARTB
President Henry G. Dravneek
General Manager Austin V. Catterton
Commercial Manager Beverly Fleming
Sales Prom. Mgr Victoria C. Martin
Program Di.ector Barbara W. Bancroft
WFEC
MIAMI— 1949
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By David Haber
Trans-Address 350 N.E. 71st St.
Phone Number 89-7534
Air Time Dayltime
News Service UP
Gen., Comm., Prom. Mgr Herbert Schorr
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir Robert Lyons
Chief Engineer William Reeder
379
DA
WGBS
MIAMI— 1939— CBS
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts d..
10.000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Storer Bcstg. Co.
Address 199 Pierce St.. Birmingham. Mich.
Phone Number Midwest 4-7700
Air Time Full Time
News Service INS, UP
Transcription Service Langworth
Station Representative. . .The Katz Agency Inc.
Membership NARTB. BAB
President George B. Storer
Gen., Sta. Mgr Miller N. Babcock
Commercial Manager Francis J. Riordan
Program Director Ewald Kockritz
Chief Engineer Edward C. Lockwood
WINZ
MIAMI— 1946
Frequency: 940 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts d..
10.000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Hollywood Bcstg.
Business Address Biscayne Terrace Hotel
Phone Number 82-6641-3
News Service AP. INS
Representative Paul Raymer
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Rex Rand
Program Director Denny Kirwan
Chief Engineer James Sawyer
AP SELLS
For Stations and Sponsors —
For instance . . . WRUF
'1 had a hard time persuad-
ing Mr. Fred Cone of the
Ideal Laundry to use radio.
But after he decided on AP
newscasts, he had to double
the size of his plant within a
year."
MAJOR GARLAND POWELL,
Director,
WRUF, Gainesville, Fla.
it it it
FLORIDA
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WIOD
MIAMI— 192S— NBC
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 5.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Isle of Dreams Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. . .600 Biscayne Blvd.
Phone Number 3-6444
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP. INS. UP
Transcription Service RCA, Thesaurus
Representative Hollingbery
President Daniel J. Mahoney
General Manager James M. LeGate
Commercial Manager Robert L. Fidloi
Program Director Scott Bishop
Publicity Director Martha Henriquez
Chief Engineer M. C. Scott
WMIE
MIAMI— 1948
Frequency: 1140 Kc . . .Power: 10.000 Watts, d..
5.000 Watts, n.
O wned-Operated By . . . Sun Coast Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address Everglades Hotel
Phone Number 3-5556
Air rime Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative For joe
President E. D. Rivers, Sr.
Asst. to President Jim Maori
Commercial Manager K. E. Meer
Program Director Cy Russell
Chief Engineer , Russell Bennett
WQAM
MIAMI— 1920— ABC
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 5.000 Watts, d..
1,000 Watts, n.
Owned-Operated By Miami Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address duPont Bldg.
Phone Number 2-8121
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative John Blair. Cummings
Membership NARTB
President John S. Knight
Gen., Sta.. Comm. Mgr Owen F. Uridge
Pgm., Publ. Director Don Fischer
Chief Engineer Gene Rider
'ublished figures issued by Southern
Bell Telephone Company show that
the Miami district leads the South in
the number of telephones in use... both
New Orleans and Atlanta now trail Miami!
And, for more than 27 years, WIOD
has served this fast-growing market well
...keeping pace with "big town" demands.
Your Hollingbery man will gladly bring you
up-to-date on the whys and wherefores
in a big way! Give him a ring!
James M. LeGate, General Manager
5,000 WAnS • 610 KC • NBC
National Rep., George P. Hollingbery Co.
FLORIDA
WWPB
MIAMI— 1947
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Paul Brake
Business-Studio Address. . . .414 S.W. 2nd Ave.
Phone Number 3-7405
Air Time 24 hrs.
News Service AP
Representative Walker
Asst. Mgr., Pgm.. Dir M. L, Carter
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr Bernard Neary
Publicity Director Bert Y. Johnson
Chief Engineer Jack M^son
WKAT
MIAMI BEACH— 1937— MBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc. Power: 5000 Watts d..
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By WKAT, Inc.
Trans.-Address 1759 Bay Road
Phone Number 5-5711
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Headley-Reed
President A. Frank Katzentine
General Manager John I. Prosser
Commercial Manager. .. .Walter A. Callahan
Program Director John I. Prosser
Chief Engineer Arthur Smith
WMBM
MIAMI BEACH— 1947
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By R. W. Rounsaville
Address c/o WQXl, Atlanta Ga.
Phone Number 5-5588 (M. B.)
News Service UP
Representative Dora-Clayton
Transcription Service Standard
Sta., Comm. Mgr J. E. Vaughn
Program Director Jack Gibson
Chief Engineer Charles A. Hartwick. Jr.
WSBB
NEW SMYRNA BEACH— 1951
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Operated By Beach Bcstg. Co.
Address . 760
News Service UP
Transcription Service . , Thesaurus
Gen., Comm. Mgr Walter T. Slattery
Program Director James D. King
Chief Engineer Roland W. Jordon
WTMC
OCALA— 1939— NBC
Frequency: 1290 Kc Powen 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By...Ocala Bcstng. Co. Inc
Address 14 S. Magnolia
Phone Number MA 2-4127
Air rime Full Tune
Newspaper Affiliation Perry Newspapers
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
President John H. Perry. Jr.
Gen., Prom. Mgr Thomas S. Gilchrist, Jr.
Commercial Manager T. S. Catalano
Sta. Mgr.,Pgm. Dir James B. Smith
Publicity Director Ruth Brumboll
Chief Engineer William P.. Callahan
WDBO
ORLANDO— 1925— CBS
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Orlando Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 3707,
30 S. Ivanhoe Blvd.
Phone Number 6181
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus,
Associated
Representative. . . .John Blair, Harry Cummings
Membreship NARTB, BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Harold P. Danforth
Sales Dir W. G. McBride
Program Director Rosalind Boggs
Chief Engineer .J. E. Yarbrough
OUR 29th YCAR
WDBO
Orlando Florida
Serving all of Central Florida
First in Coverage
First in Audience Preference
(1952 Standard Audience
Measurement Service and
December 1952 Pulse)
Represented by
Nationally John Blair & Co.
Southeast H. E. Cummings
Jacksonville, Fla.
381
FLORIDA
WHOO
ORLANDO— 1 947— ABC
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts d.;
5000 Watts n.
Owned Oper. By WHOO. Inc.
Address Fort Gatlin Hotel
Phone Number 9900
Air Time Full Time
News Service A?
Transcription Seryice Standard, World
Representative Avery-Knodel
President Edward Lamb
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Carl Hallberg
Program Director Dan Daniel
Sales Prom. Mgr Tom Sawyer
Publicity Director Ruth Bushman
Chief Engineer Don Compton
W L 0 F
ORLANDO— 1940— MBS
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Hozelwood, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Angebilt Hotel
Phone Number 8163
Air Time 4:55 a.m.-l:00 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB. BAB
President William Joe Sears
General Manager John Thorwald
Comm,. Prom. Mgr Donn R. Colee
Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Jackie Loughe
Program Director John Hugh
Chief Engineer Dodd Daniel
WORZ
ORLANDO— 1946— NBC
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Central Florida Bcstg. Co.
Bus. -Studio Add 740 N. Orange Ave.
Phone Number 2-2451
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Naomi Murrell
Gen., Sta. Mgr Eugene D. Hill
Comm., Prom. Dir Winston L. Clark
Program Director Charles Hunt
Publicity Director Gloria McCarty
Chief Engineer W. R. Miller
WWPF
PALATKA— 1947— ABC-KBS
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Palatka Bcstg. Co.
Address 900 River St.
Phone Number 54555
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Gen. Sta. Mgr.. Chf. Engr L. C. McCall
Commercial Manager Herb Young
Program Director Johnny Gillis
WWPG
PALM BEACH— 1941— ABC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Palm Beach Bcstg. Co.
Business Address South Ocean Blvd.
Phone Number 2-1515
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Perry
President, Gen. Mgr Charles E. Davis
Program Director Florence Hicks
Chief Engineer Clyde L. Walkden
W D L P
PANAMA CITY— 1940— MBS
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Panama City Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address West Beach Dr.
Phone Number , 3-1777
News Service UP
Transcription Service Long-Worth
Representative Perry Associates
President John H. Perry
General Manager C. B. Kelly
WPCF
PANAMA CITY— 1949— ABC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By... Bay County Bcstg. Co.
Trans-Address 300 E. 15th St.
Phone Number 6176-6177
Pres.. Gen. Mgr., Prog. Dir E. L. DuKate
WBSR
PENSACOLA— 1946— CBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ... WBSR. Inc.
Business Address WBSR Bldg.
Phone Number 6173
News Service .... AP
Transcription Service World
President Patt McDonald
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Don J. Lynch
Commercial Manager Bo Mitchell
Program Director Jay Reagan
Chief Engineer Glynn Nichols
WCO A
PENSACOLA— 1926— NBC
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WCOA. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 118 E.
Intendencia St.
Phone Number 4111
382
• • •
FLORIDA
• * •
Air Time Full Time
Newspaper Atfiliation News-Journal
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative John H. Perry Associates
President John H. Perry. Jr.
General Manager J. HoUiday Veal
Commercial Manager Irving Welch
Publicity Director Winnie Smith
Program Director Russell Hirsch
Chief Engineer Harold Heath
WEAR
PENSACOLA— 1947— MBS-ABC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper By Gulfport Bcstg. Co.
Address 2nd & Hyer St.
Phone 8-4449
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Pres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr Mel Wheeler
Program Director Dick Darby
Prom.. Publ. Dir Eugene Sudduth
Chief Engineer Jim Smith
WPLA
PLANT CITY— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1570 Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By W. A. Smith
Address P. O. Box 1588
Phone Number 526
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service UP
Station Representative Best
President W. A. Smith
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr George Friend
Program Director. . .Miss Frankie Blackwelder
Publicity Director Joseph J. Wilson
Chief Engineer James L. Derrick
WCNH
QUINCY— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Quincy Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address Quincy
Phone Number 300
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Pres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr A. B. Letson
Comm., Prom. Mgr Jerry Melvin
Program Director Dewey C. Newton
Chief Engineer A. B. Letson
W F 0 Y
ST. AUGUSTINE— 1936— CBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Fountain of Youth
Broadcasting Co.
Address Magnolia Ave.
Phone Number 1622
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Station Representative Avery -Knodel
President Mrs. John C. Bell
Gen., Sta. Mgr John E. Bernhard. Jr.
Program Director Mrs. Frankie C. Walker
Publicity Director Alberta Dillon
Chief Eng.. Farm Editor Ernest Raistrick
WPIN
ST. PETERSBURG— 1947
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Fla. W. Coast Bcstrs., Inc
Address Royal Palm Hotel
Phone Number Petersburg 7-0511;
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Station Representative Indie Sales
Membership BAB
President Dr. Charles Farrington
Gen.. Comm. Mgr Arthur Mundorff
Station Manager Bob Clayton
Promotion Manager Marjorie Blank
Program Director James Carley
Publicity Director Bill Wright
Chief Engineer Manley St. Jean
WSUN
ST. PETERSBURG— 1928— ABC
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By City of St. Petersburg
Business Address P. O. Box 240
Phone Number 7-4747-8
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative We«d
Membership NARTB
Gen.. Sta. Mgr George D. Robinson
Commercial Manager Vera New
Pgm. Dir.. Chief Engr Louis J. Link
WISP
ST. PETERSBURG— 1939— MBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Pinellas Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Time* Bldg.
Phone Number 7-8108
News Service UP
Transcription Service World. Capitol
Representative H-R
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Nelson Poynter
General Manager F. J. Kelly
Comm. Mgr L. L. Wildman
Prom.. Prog. Dir Jack Faulkner
Chief Engineer William D. Mangold
WTRR
SANFORD— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Myron A. Heck
283
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FLORIDA
• • •
Business Address Box 1541
Phone Number 999
Air Time Full Time
Representative Hil Best
News Service UP
Gen., Sta. Mgr Myron A. Reck
Commercial Manager Roy D. Green
Program Director J. Marion Harmon, Sr.
Chief Engineer James S. Williamson, Ir.
WKXY
SARASOTA— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operaled By Sarasota Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 2431
Phone Number RIngling 66651
Representative Hil Best
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth, World
General Manager A. G. Fernander
Program Director Howard O. Ermisch
Chief Engineer Robert L. Kohlmeyer
W S P B
SARASOTA— 1939— CBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WSPB. Inc.
Business Address City Island
Phone Ringling 6-8811
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Robert C. Jones, Jr.
General Manager John B. Browning
Commercial Manager ;J. M. Miller
Program Director David Hale
Chief Engineer James E. Grant
WJCM
SEBRING— 1950— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . .Clearfield Bcstrs., Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 233
Phone Number 81811
Representative Best
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
News Service UP
President W. K. Ulerich
Gen. Mgr William J. Thomas
Sta., Comm. Mgr Jonas Termin
Program Dir Al Frank
Chief Engineer Robert Goshorn
WT A L
TALLAHASSEE— 1 936— CBS
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By John H. Phipps Radio
Stations
Business Address Cherokee Hotel
Phone Number 2-1270
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representatives Blair, Cummings
President John H. Phipps
General Manager L. Herschel Graves
Program Director Joe Hosford
Chief Engineer W. A. Snowden, Jr.
WTNT
TALLAHASSEE— 1946— ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Tallahassee Appli. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Duval Hotel
Phone Number 2-1450
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Thomas F. Clark
President Frank W. Pepper
Gen., Sta., Comm, Mgr Frank W. Hazelton
Prom., Publ. Dir Lawrence Skipper
Program Dir Ruby S. Meigs
Chief Engineer Charles Clifton
WALT
TAMPA— 1946
Frequency: 1110 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Qperated By. . .W. Walter Tison tr/as
Tampa Broadcasting Company
Address 401 W. Tyler St.
Phone 2-7921
News Service AP
Transcription Service Langworth
Station Representative Pearson
Pres., Gen.. Sta., Comm. Mgr..W. Walter Tison
Program Dir C. W. Geer
Publicity Director Bob Martin
Chief Engineer J. B. Tison
W D A E
TAMPA— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Tampa Times Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 2409,
114 N. Franklin St.
Phone Number 2-2911
Air Time Full Time
Newspaper Affiliation Tampa Daily Times
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB
President David E. Smiley
Gen.-Sta.-Comm. Mgr L. Spencer Mitchell
Prog.-Publicity Dir Kenneth W. Skelton
Chief Engineer William Pharr Moore
384
FLORIDA
WEBK
TAMPA— 1950
Frequency: 1590 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Hillsboro Bcstg. Co.
Address 1521 E. Broadway
Phone Number 4-4177
News Service INS
Gen. Mgr.. Chf. Engr Elmo B. Kitts
Program Director James Willson
W F L A
TAMPA— 1925— NBC
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Tribune Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 1410
Phone Number 2-4747
Air Time 6 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service . . . Thesaurus. Lang-Worth
Representative . . lohn Blair, Harry E. Cummings
Membership N ARTE
Sta.-Gen. Mgr George W. Harvey
President John C. Council
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Tom Matthews
Prog. Director Paul M. lones
Commercial Mgr Melvin E. Myer
Chief Engineer loseph Mitchell
WHBO
TAMPA— 1948
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. .Sulphur Springs Bcstrs.,
Inc.
Business Address 11,011 Florida Ave,
Phone Number 37-366
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Harold A. Dunlap
Sales Prom. Mgr Cyrus King
W J N 0
WEST PALM BEACH— 1936— CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WJNO. Inc.
Business-Studio Address. .. 1500 N. Flagler Dr.
Phone Number 2-3638
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Robert Meeker
Membership NARTB
President S. K. Russell
Gen.-Sta. Mgr H. V. McMillan
Program Director Vernon Crawford
Chief Engineer Warren Spencer
WIRK
WEST PALM BEACH— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 d.;
1000 n.
Owned-Operated By Ken-Sell, Inc.
Business Address 715 S. Flagler Drive
Phone Number 2-1744
Air Time Full Time
News Service INS
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Cooke
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Joseph S. Field. Jr.
Pgm. Publ. Dir James C. Steele, Jr.
Chief Engineer William P. Heitzman
WSIR
WINTER HAVEN— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Citrus Belt Bcstrs., Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box G33
Phone Number 31-313
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative Devney & Co.
President Frederick L. Allman
Gen., Sta. Manager Larry Rollins
Commercial Manager Earl Sturgeon
Program Director Richard Eyrich
Chief Engineer L. Orden Zraiq
Serving fhe fast-growing
Polm Beach County Area
for 17 years . . .
WJNO
'The Voice of the Palm Beaches"
West Palm Beach, Florida
1230 Kc
AFFILIATE OF THE
CBS RADIO NETWORK
National Representative
ROBERT MEEKER ASSOCIATES, INC.
NEW YORK CITY CHICAGO
3SS
GEORGIA
Pop. April I, /95> (Esl.) 3,604,000 — Total Housing Units 982,000
Families April 1, 195^ (Est.) 904,000 — Stations in State 79
W A L B
ALBANY— 1941— MBS
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1000 WatU
Owned-Operated By Herald Publishing Co.
Address 138 Pine Ave.
Phone Number 600
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Bum-Smith
Membership NARTB. BAB
President James H. Gray
General Manager Tom Stillwagon
Commercial Manager. . . .Mrs. Mildred N. Huie
Program Director Jack Meyer
Publicity Director Bill Bowick
Chief Engineer. Ben R. Wills
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
Phone Number 1370
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative George P. Hollingbery
Membership NARTB. BAB
President J. W. Woodruii
Executive Manager J. W. Woodruii, Jr.
Sta.. Comm.. Sis.. Prom.. Pub. Dir..L. M. George
Program Director Walter H. Flint
Chief Engineer Redus A. Carlton
WJ AZ
ALBANY— 1952
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Southeastern Bcstg. System
Address No. Slappy Dr.
Phone Number 1670
News Service UP
President James S. Rivers
Station Manager James O'Donald
Chief Engineer James McGehee
WDEC
AMERICUS— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Wotts
Owned-Operated By. .The Americus Bdcstg. Co.
Buslness-Studlo Address. . . 109 V2 Windsor Are.
Phone Number 3681-3682
A*' ^™e 6 a.m.-M.
News Service Ap
Transcription Service World
Representative Dora-Clayton
Membership NARTB
?,'®«»^e°» W. G. Pearlman
Gen Sta. Mgr Charles C. Smith
Chief Engineer. John Rivard
386
W G A U
ATHENS— 1938— CBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . J. K. Patrick & Company
Business-Studio Address Bobbin Mill Road
Phone Number 1741-2
Newspaper Affiliation Banner-Herald
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
President C, A. Rowland. Sr.
Gen.. Sta. Mgr R. Lewis Doster
Commercial Manager Burl Womack
Program Dir Mary L Betts
Chief Engineer Bill Evans
WRFC
ATHENS— 1948
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Radio Athens, Inc.
Business-Studio Add 279 V2 N. Lumpkin St.
Phone Number 446-7
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative. . .Clayton Agency (Southeast)
Membership BAB
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr L. H. Christian
Comm.. Sales Prom. Mgr. . . Charles A. McClure
Program Director Mary Anne Martin
Publicity Director Ed Thilenius
Chief Engineer L. D. Drewry
WAGA
ATLANTA— 1937— CBS
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Storer Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address.... 101 8 W, Peachtree St.
Phone Number Vernon 3553
Air Time Unlimited
News Service ^p
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Katx
Membership NARTB. BAB
President George B. Storer, Sr.
V.P.. Managing Director G. C. Jackson
Commercial Manager Cloude H. Frazier
Promotion Manager Para Lee Brook
Program Director Don Naylor
Merchandising Manager David Mayo
Chief Engineer Hugh Bondy
WATL
ATLANTA— 1931
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Atlanta Bcstg. Co.
G EORG r A
Business Address Henry Grady Bldg..
Phone Number Alpine 1515
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative Walker
President J. W. Woodruff, Sr.
General Manager J. W. Woodruff. Jr.
Sta., Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr.,
Prog. Dir J. O. Hardin, Jr.
Chief Engineer G. C. Livingston. Jr.
WBGE
ATLANTA— 1947
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By General Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address. . Georgian Terrace Hotel
Phone Number VEmon 1 194
Air Time Full Time
News Service A?
Representative Indie Sales
Membership BAB
President Robert N. Pinkerton
Commercial Manager Frank A. Browne
Station Manager H. S. Langham
Chief Engineer Howard J. Parrish
WERD
ATLANTA— -1949
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Radio Atlanta, tic.
Business-Studio Add. . . 274 Vz Auburn Ave., NE
Phone Niimber Lamar 0666-7-8
Representative Interstate
Membership NARTB, BAB
President J. B. Blayton, Sr.
Gen. & Sta. Mgr J. B. Blayton, Jr.
Program Dir A. Kenneth Knight
Chief Engineer William F. Kennedy
W GS T
ATLANTA— 1923— MBS- ABC
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 n.
Owned-Operated By Board of Regents, Uni-
versity System of Ga.. behalf Ga. histitute of
Technology
Business-Studio Address Forsyth Bldg..
Phone Number Wahiut 8441
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-12:30 a.m.
News Service AP
Representative Blair; Ayres (Southeast)
Ofif
ABC... ATLANTA
5,000 Wtts. 920 Kc.
MR.
ATLANTA
C — assures coverage of the 36 counties in
Atlanta's retail trade zone.
P — means the best in locally produced and
net programs from ABC. Shows geared to the
likes of Atlanta listeners.
\^ — guarantees top drawer merchandising
support to jobbers, chain and independent re-
tail outlets.
NationI Rep.
JOHN BLAIR
in Southeast
JAMES S. AYERS
W(?ST
-i&l
WSB and WSB-TV provide for advertisers
the greatest available coverage in the South.
In every survey ever made in Atlanta by
any recognized authority these stations have been
dominant firsts. In this booming Southland
prodigious sales appetites are being satisfied.
If you are interested in big portions
your effort warrants the strongest advertising
support you can obtain.
sb
The Voice of the South
w:
sb-tv
50,000 Watts, Channel 2
AFFILIATED WITH THE ATLANTA JOURNAL AND THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION
568
GEORGIA
Chairman Bd. oi Regents F. M. Spratlin
General Manager John Fulton
Asst. Mgr., Chief Engr Ben Ackerman
Soles Promotion Manager Paul Saniord
Pgm., Prod. Dir Jack Kelly
Publicity Director Charles Orr
WEAS
ATLANTA-DECATUR— 1947
Frequency: 1010 Kc... Power: 10,000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By WEAS, Inc.
Address 217 W. Ponce de Leon Ave.
Phone Number Dearborn 2521
News Service INS
Representative Forjoe, Stars, Inc.
Membership BAB
President W. H. Keller, Jr.
Station Manager Warren Roberts
Publicity Director Imogene Jones
Program Director Ned Lukens
Chief Engineer Les Gradick
WQXI
ATLANTA— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By R. W. Rounsaville
Business-Studio Address Peachtree St.
Phone Number CHerokee 2196
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Station Representative Hollingbery
Membership .NARTB
General Manager R. W. Rounsaville
Station, Comm. Mgr Don Mitchell
Program Dir Bob Corley
Chief Engineer Paul Cram
W S B
ATLANTA— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 750 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Atlanta Newspapers, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 10 Forsyth St.
Phone Number ELgin 6711
Newspaper Affiliation Journal, Constitution
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service .... Associated, Standard
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NARTB, BAB
President George Biggers, Sr.
General Manager John M. Outler, Jr.
Station Manager Frank Gaither
Soles Promotion Manager Vincent C. Piano
Program Director Elmo Ellis
Publicity Director Woyne L. Anderson
Chief Engineer C F. Dougherty
WAUG
AUGUSTA— 1952— KBS
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . .Garden City Bcstg. Co.
Address Bon Air Hotel
Phone Number 3-4441
News Service AP
Representative Augusta Sales
Station Manager T. L. Morgan
Commercial Mgr Gordon Anderson
Chief Engineer J. W. Faulkner
WBBQ
AUGUSTA— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner Savannah Valley Bdcstg. Co.
Address 515 Jefferson Davis Avenue
Phone Number 4-5441
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Walker
Membership BAB
President George G. Weiss
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr John W. Watkins
Sales Prom. Mgr John G. Lyon
Program Director Edward H. Dunbar
Chief Engineer Marvin Torpley
W G A C
AUGUSTA— 1940— ABC
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Wotts n.
Owned-Oper. By The Twin States Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 664 Broad St.
Phone Number 2-2692
Air rime Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service RCA
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr A. D. Willard, Jr.
Station Mgr Donald MocDonold
Comm. Mgr. (Local) Martin E. White
Program Dir Warren Kites
Chief Engineer John JopUng
WJBF
AUGUSTA— 1945— NBC
Frequency: 1230 Zc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Georgia-Carolina Bcstg. Co.
Address WJBF Bldg.
Phone Number 4-2421
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative HolUngbery
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. B. Fuqua
Station Mgr D. M. Kelly. Jr.
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Steve Manderson
Chief Engineer Ernest Swint
389
GEORGIA
WRDW
AUGUSTA— 1930— CBS
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power. 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Augusta^ Inc.
Business-Studio Address Masonic Bldg.
Phone Number 2-8805
News Se.vice AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Headley-Reed
President Grover C. Maxwell
General Manager .W. R. Ringson
Commercial Manager M. C. Gregory
Program Director Richard Warner
Chi«i Engineer Rabun F. Bobo
WMGR
BAINBRIDGE— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Decatur Bcstg. Co.
Address Thomasville H'way
Phone Number 777
Transcription Service World
General, Station Manager. Thomas R. Hanssen
Prom., Pub. Manager Charles W. Dowdy
Program Director Joe Hill
Chief Engineer Thomas R. Hanssen
WGIG
BRUNSWICK— 1949— ABC
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 1.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... Brunswick Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 1514 Union St.
Phone Number 2714
News Service AP
Representative McGilvra
General Manager Hugh K. ToUison
Commercial Manager . John Lane
Program Director John Harmon
Publicity Director Marvin Massay
Chief Engineer Herman Lange
WMOG
BRUNSWICK— 1940
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .Coastal Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 572
Phone Number 1500
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
President Alma W. King
WGRA
CAIRO— 1950— ABC-KBS-GALS
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Grady Mitchell Bcstg. Co.
AUGUSTA, GA.
QovohA
GEORGIA'S 2nd MARKET
(Nation's 92nd!)
^ 208.200 population
• $137,813,000
RETAIL SALES
All Fifuret From Sales Management May 10, 1952
\A/p I^XAA is the station that most Augusta people listen to
"" "^ '^ most in this rich, rapidly growing market that
has no television for 160 miles. These thousands of radio
listeners are sold on the Hooper-high CBS and local programs
of Augusta's first station . . . WRDW.
The Augusta Market is Growing!
It's growing, even as you read this. The increase of nearby
Camp Gordon, the AEC's new H-Bomb plant, and many other
varied industries and businesses this rich area is attracting have
combined to make a pattern of spectacular, permanent growth.
Population has increased 111% since January 1, 1948.
The figures tell the Augusta market story:
Population 208,200
Bank Deposits $341,821,278
Retail Sales 137.813,000
Food 32,312,000
Gen'l. Mdse 21,450,000
Automotive 25,975,000
Home Furnishings 7,106,000
Drug 3,689,000
Represented by Headley-Reed Co.
CBS Radio
5000 Watts
GEORGIA
Address Bainbridge Rd.
Phone Number 439
Transcription Service Standord
News Service UP
President Ed Stevens
General Manager Jim Honey
Program Director Sara Crew
Chief Engineer Ilmar Strang
WLBB
CARROLLTON— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1100 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Carroll Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 116
Phone Number 980
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr Thomas K. Vassy
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Hiram Bray
Program Director Chuck Angley
Chief Engineer Chessley Hooper
WBHF
CARTERSVILLE— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
OwnedOperated By W. H. Frier
Phone Number 1200
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President, General Manager W. Ryan Frier
Program Director Martha SulUn*
Chief Engineer H. E. Bridges
W G A A
CEDARTOWN— 1941— ABC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Timm Inc.
Fusiness-Studio Address P. O. Box 807
Phone Number Cedartown 777
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB. BAB
President B. F. J. Timm
Gen.. Sta.. Comm. Mgr G. J. Lund
Program Director. ... Fred Webb
Chief Engineer Ken McNctron
W D A K
COLUMBUS— 1943— NBC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Wotia
Owned-Operated By Radio Columbus, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Martin Bldg.
Phone Number 5447
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
AP
SELLS
For
Stations and Sponsors —
For instance . . . WSAV
'The superior coverage we get from The Associated Press
on international, national and regional news, together with
the efforts of our own staff, has given us unquestioned leader-
ship in the broadcasting of news, and an important source of
revenue
•
HARBEN DANIEL,
President and General Manager,
WSAV, Savannah, Georgia
391
ANNIVERSARY
REPRESENTED NATIONALLY
BY
GEORGE P. HOLLINGBERY CO.
NEW YORK HOLLYWOOD CHICAGO
SAN FRANCISCO ATLANTA
392
GEORGIA
Station Representative Headley Reed
Membership NARTB, BAB
President-General Manager. .Allen M. Woodoll
Sta., Sales Prom. Mgr Miles H. Ferguson
Commercial Manager William Massie
Program, Publicity Director Joe Byars
Chief Engineer Max F. Harper
WGBA
COLUMBUS— 1947— ABC-MBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Ga.-AIa. Bdcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 1213V2 Broadway
Phone Number 3-3603
Newspaper Affiliation Page Papers
Air Time Unlimited
News Seryice UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, RCA
Representative Branham
Membership NARTB
President A. H, Chapman
General Manager Walter M. Windsor
Commercial Manager A. H. Haack, Jr.
Program Director W. L. Gramer
Chief Engineer William R. Atkinson
W R B L
COLUMBUS— 1928— CBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc Powen 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Columbus Bdcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1350 - 13th St.
Phone Number 2-0601
Air Time Full Time
News Service INS, UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative George P. Hollingbery
Membership NARTB. BAB
Executive Manager J. W. Woodruff, Jr.
Station Manager G. A. Gingell
Commercial Manager B. Ed Johnson
Pro., Pub. Director Ridley Bell
Chief Engineer J. A. Gamble
WMJM
CORDELE— 1940— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Southeastern Bcstg. System
Business-Studio Address 20th Ave. & B St.
Phone Number 666
News Service tJP
President James S. Rivers
General Mgr William E. Blizzard, Jr.
Sales Prom. Manager O. Grady Cooper
Program Dir Bryant Lane
Chief Engineer Bruce Smith
WMOC
COVINGTON— 1946
Frequency: 1430 Kc Powen 1000 Watts
Owned-OiJerated By. The Covington News Inc.
Business Address Monticello St.
Phone Number 2275
Newspaper Affiliation "News"
News Service UP
President Belmont Dennis
Gen. Mgr., Pub. Dir W. Thomas Hay
Station Manager Glenn A. Weber
Commercial Manager Cliff Jenkins
Program Director Jerry Keane
Chief Engineer Allan Mills
W B L J
DALTON— 1940— MBS-KEYSTONE
Frequency: 1230 Kc Powen 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Dalton Bdcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address ..111 South Pentz St.
Phone Number 1 180
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll:15 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB, BAB
President H. C. Kenemer
Gen. Sta. Mgr William B. Davies
Commercial Manager Olin H. Kenemer
Chief Engineer John S. Andrews
WDWD
DAWSON— 1948— ABC-KBS
Frequency: 990 Kc Powen 1000 Watts D.
Owned-Operated By Dawson Bdcstg. Co.
Trans.-Bus.-Studio Address Farrott Road
Phone Number 416
News Service UP
Representative Indie Sales
President Ed Stevens
General Manager W. C. Woodall, Jr.
Program Director O. W. Parnacott
Chief Engineer Joe Stephens
WGLS
DECATUR— 1949
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By DeKalb Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Add 546 N. McDonough St.
Phone Number Crescent 6471
Newspaper Affiliation "New Era"
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
President Guy W. Rutland. Sr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr Sam W. Kane
Comm. Sales Prom. Mgr Al Ciraldo
Chief Engineer Sam Dilliard
WDMG
DOUGLAS— 1947
Frequency: 860 Kc Power 1000 Watts D.
Owned-Operated By WDMG, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 620 E. Ward St
Phone Number 564
Air Time Svmrise-sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Dora-Clayton
Membership NARTB, BAB
393
GEORGIA
President B. F. I. Timm
General Mgr Mary Jarrard
Prcxjram Director Edw. Lund
Chiel Engineer Stanley H. Strickland
WMLT
DUBLIN— 1 945— MBS-GALS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 WatU
Owned-Operoted By Dublin Bdcstg. Co.
business Address Franklin St.
Phone Number 871
New8 Service AP
Transcription Service World
RepresentatiTe Continental Radio Sales
President George T. Morris
General Manager W. Newton Morris
Program Director W. C. Courson
Chief Engineer Lawrence L. Henry
WTJH
EAST POINT— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
OwnedOper. By. Southeastern Bcstg. Sys., Inc.
Address Dodson Drive
Phone Number Franklin 1473
News Service UP
President James S. Rivers
Commercial Manager R. V. Rogers
Gen. Mgr., Chief Engineer Wm. J. Hill 3rd
WSGC
ELBERTON— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Elberton Bcstg. Co.
Address Elberton
Manager Melvin C. Gorman
WBHB
FITZGERALD— 1948— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Ben Hill Bdcstg. Corp.
Address 601 Roanoke Dr.
Phone Number 2077-8
Air Time 6 a.m.-10:30 p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
President Otto Oriner
Gen., Sta.. Comm. Mgr Al H. Evans
Prog.. Prod.. Pub. Dir Armine H. Wood
Prog. Dir.. Chief Engr Charles E. Player
WFPM
FORT VALLEY— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . . . Peach Belt Bcstg. Co.
Address Roberta Rd.
Phone Number 84
News Service . UP
Representative Indie Sales
President Ed Stevens
General Manager Jim Honey
Station Manager Hugh Birdsong
Commercial Manager Kenneth Flynt
Program Director Connie Hall
Chief Engineer Charlie Parish
WDUN
GAINLSVILLE^1949
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Northeast Go. Bdcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 217^2 S. Main St.
Phone Number 2341
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Indie Sales
Membership BAB
Pres., Gen. Manager John W. Jacobs. Jr.
Station Manager Jay Still
Conunercial Manager Doris Smith
Program Director Joe Franklin
Chief Engineer Les Brooks
WGG A
GAINESVILLE— 1941— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Wotts
Owned-Operated By Blue Ridge Bdcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 654
Phone Number 1600
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Serrice UP
Representative Dora Dodson Agency
Pres., Gen. Mgr Charles A. Smithgall
Commercial Manager James E. Bailey
Program Director Billy Kinsey
Musical Dir James A. Hartley
Chiei Engineer F. Keith BrowB
WKEU
GRIFFIN— 1933— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WKEU, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 155
Phone Number 5507
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
President, General Mgr A. W. Marshall, Jr.
Com. Mgr.. Pgm. Dir G. H. Whitley, Jr.
Chief Engineer W. F. Westmoreland
WKLY
HARTWELL— 1947
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Loide L. Morris
Business Address .Box 189, Hartwell
Phone Number 71
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol, World
President Louie L. Morris
Exec. Vice-Pres Max G. Pfaender
Asst. Mgr.. Prom. Mgr., Pgm. Dir Joe Wilder
Chief Engineer Broadus MoLane
m
GEORGIA
WBGR
JESSUP— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Altamaha Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 147
Phone Number 2444
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Dora-Clayton
Pres., General Manager W. G. Thomas
Sta.. Comm. Mgr George Thompson
Prog.. Pub. Dir Dennis N. Brown
Chief Engineer Arthur L. Manning
W L A G
LA GRANGE— 1941— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 WatU
Owned-Operated By LaGronge Bdcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 305-307 Broome St.
Phone Number 3505
Newspaper Affiliation "Daily News"
Air Time 6 am.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Indie Sales
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Roy C. Swank
General-Station-Commercial
Manager Edwin Mullinax
Sales Prom. Mgr Faye Scarborough
Program Director John Boggess
Publicity Director Tom MacRae
Chief Engineer James McKay
W B M L
MACON— 1940— NBC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oiperated By. . .»Cddle Georgia Bdcstg.
Co.
Business-Studio Address 230 Second St.
Phone Number 3-5454
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB. BAB
President E. G. McKenzie
General Manager E. F. MacLeod
Commrecial Manager George W. Patton
Program Director Dick Wiethan
Chief Engineer H. S. Goodrich
WIBB
MACON— 1948
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Peach State Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address Professional Bldg.
Phone Number 2-2505
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Representative • .Walker
Membership BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Thomas H. Maxwell
Commercial Manager Donald C. Frost
Program Director Gordon Price
W M AZ
MACON— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 940 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Southeastern Bcstg. Co.
Address Bankers Insurance Bldg.
Phone Number 2-7373
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Long-Worth
Representative Kati
Pres., Chief Engineer George P. Rankin
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Wilton E. Cobb
Sales Prom., Comm. Mgr Frank Crowthex
Publicity Director Ed Pendletor
Chief Engineer James D. Lawhon
WNEX
MACON— 1945— MBS-ABC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Macon Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Bibb Bldg.
Phone Number 5-3301
Newspaper Affiliation . . . "Telegraph & News"
Air Time 5:45 a.m.-12:35 a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Branham
President Ed Lowe
General-Station Manager Alfred Lowe
Business Manager Emory G. Stroberg
Commercial Manager Marion Bragg
Program Director Mrs. Billie Edwards
Publicity Director Robert R. Savage
Chief Engineer Charles A. Walker
WFOM
MARIETTA— 1946
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By F. Wilson & A. Jones
Address P. O. Box 131
Phone Number 8-3396
News Service UP
General Manager Albert L. Jones
Program Director Alice Bliss
Chief Engineer Chuck Strauss
WMVG
MILLEDGEVILLE— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Jere N. Moore
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 307
Phone Number 250
Newspaper Affiliation "Union Recorder"
Air Time Full Time
News Service P^
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Irene Griffith
Membership NARTB
3$^
• • •
GEORGIA
• • •
President (Owner) Jere N. Moore
Gen., Sta., Ccmm. Mgr Michael T. Landy
Program Direclor Josephine Ragsdale
Chief Engineer Robbie O. Hatlaway
W M G A
MOULTRIE— 1 939— ABC-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Operated By John F. Pidcock
Business-Studio Address Tifton Highway
Phone Number 999
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative McKinney, Ayres
Owner John F. Pidcock
Station. Comm. Mgr Roy F. Zess
Program Director. . Spence Raulerson
Chief Engineer Homer Sloan
WCOH
NEWNAN— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated Bv Newnan Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 11 Court Sq.
Phone Nximber 1400
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
President D. T. Manget
Gen., Comm. Mgr J. O. Hardin
Chief Engineer Walter O. Welch
WLAQ
ROME— 1947— ABC
F'equenry: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operoted By News Publishing Co.
Address 209 Broad St.
Phone Number 7787
Newspaper Affiliation "News Tribune"
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
President Mrs. B. H. Mooney. Sr.
Gen., Sta., Sales Prom. Mgr Lee Mowry, Jr.
Commercial Manager Martha Daniel
Program Director Elizabeth Hardin
Publicity Director William Morris
Chief Engineer Dan Scott
W R G A
ROME— 1930— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Rome Bcstg. Corp.
Bua.-Studio Address 501 Broad St.
Phone Number 2-2411
A'f Time Unlimited
News Service XJP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB
Pres. and Gen. Mgr Mather Payne
Secretary-treasurer Charles Smithgall
Commerciol Manager Pinkie Talley
Program Director Jim Roberts
Chief Engineer R. A. Starr
WROM
ROME— 1946
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Coosa Valley Radio Co.
Business-Studio Address 121 Broad St.
Phone Number . 2-0833
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service AP
Representative Dora-Clayton
President Dean Covington
Gen. Mgr Edward N. McKay
Program Director Charlie Doss
Chief Engineer Thomas Robertson
WCCP
SAVANNAH— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated by Dixie Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 943
Phone Number 2-4182
Air Time Unlimited
News Service .UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Carter C. Peterson
Sta., Comm. Mgr Weldon Herrin
Sales Prom. Mgr Charles Lipton
Program Director Charles Beresford
Publicity Director Al Jennings
Chief Engineer William Moats
WDAR
SAVANNAH— 1946— ABC
Frequency: 1400 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WDAR, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 34 E. Bryan St.
Phone Number 3-8807
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB-BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr H. Blair Minick
Commercial Manager H. J. Reimers
Program Director James Partain
Chief Engineer Joseph Teste
WFRP
SAVANNAH— 1946— ABC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Georgia Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 219 E. Charlton St.
Phone Number 3-9642
Air mme 6 o.m.-M.
News Service AP
Representative McKiimey-Ayres
Pres., Gen. Sta. Mgr., Pgm. Dir..John F. Pidcock
Comm„ Sis. Prom., Pub. Mgr.... John Williams
Chief Engineer. News Dir James M. Wilder
3M
GEORGIA
WJIV
SAVANNAH— 1950
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By WJIV, Inc.
Bus. Address 128 W. Taylor St.
Phone 4-7264
News Service AP
Representative Forjoe
President W. H. KeUer, Jr.
Commercial Manager Abe Eisenman
General Manager J. L. Woods
Sis. Prom. Mgr Frank Freeman
Chief Engineer Robert Rivers
WSAV
SAVANNAH— 1939— NBC
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WSAV, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address . . . Liberty Natl. Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 3-0234
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Blair
Pres., Gen.-Sta. Mgr Harben Daniel
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Don Jones
Program Director Robert Shipley
Publicity Director Susan Perry
WT 0 C
SAVANNAH— 1929— CBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Savannah Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 516 Abercorn St.
Phone Number 2-0127
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr. . . William T. Knight, Jr.
Commercial Manager Ben Williams
Sales Promotion Manager Sally B. Myer
Program Director Dwight J. Bruce
Publicity Director Ben Quick
Chief Engineer Kyle E. Goodman
WWNS
STATESBORO— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . Statesboro Bcstg. System
P. O. Box 146
Phone Number 502
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr R. H. Thompson
Sta., Comm. Mgr Jim Watson
Chief Engineer Ernie Golieb
397
WGTA
SUMMERVILLE— 1950
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Tri-State Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 213
Phone Number 295
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
President E. C. Pesterfield
General Manager William B. Farrar
Program Director Laurence Keown
Chief Engineer Charles M. Lowry, Jr.
WJAT
SWAINSBORO— 1950
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Jack & Nancy M. Thompson
Address P. O. Box 371
Phone Number 2011
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, Capitol
News Service UP
General Manager Jack A. Thompson
Sta. Mgr., Chief Engr.. . .John H. (Jack) Wiseley
Program Director Sal Beaumont
WSFT
THOMASTON— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1220 Kc. Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Thomaston Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 689
Phone Number 2187
Newspaper Affiliation "Times" and
"Free Press"
Air Time Daytime
Transcription Service World
News Service AP
Membership BAB
President J. B. Hardy
General, Station Manager S. J. Corswell
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr C. T. Thomas
Program Director Bill Heule
Chief Engineer R. D. Wharton
WKTG
THOMASVILLE— 1947
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Southern Bcstg. System, bic.
Address Bank of Thomas County Bldg.
Phone Number 1501
News Service AP
Air Time Daytime
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Representative Clark, Clayton
Pres., Gen. Mgr W. F. Scott, Jr.
Sta., Comm. Manager L. T. Porter
Chief Engineer Bruce E. Singleton
W P A X
THOMASVILLE— 1922
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By H. Wimpy
Business-Studio Addres...ll7 Remington Ave.
GEORGIA
Phone Number 909
N«w» S«rric» UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Owner. Gen. Mgr H. Wimpy
Commercial Manager AI Feinberg
Chief Engineer James Poole
WTWA
THOMSON— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Hickory Hill Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address 215 Lumpkin St.
Phone Number 777
Air Time Full Time
News Serrice UP
Transcription Senrice World
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Edgar H. Kobak
Chief Engineer Edward W. Williams, Jr.
WWGS
TIFTON— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Tifton Bcstg. Corp.
Address Graham Bldg.
Phone Number 921
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Thomas F. Clark
President W. A. Graham
Gen., Comm. Mgr James E. Graham
Program Director Carl Wendell
Chief Engineer John Gilmore
WLET
TOCCOA— 1941— MBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By H. G. Letoumoau
Address 423 Prather Bridge Rd.
Phone Number 544
Air Time 6 a.m.-Sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Membership NARTB
President R. G. Letourneau
Sta. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Virgle E. Craig
Comm.. Sis. Prom. Mgr Roy Goines
Chief Engineer C. H. Sutton
WGAF
VALDOSTA— 1951-.ABC
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Ovmed-Operated By Valdosta Bcstg. Co.
Address 116 W. Hill Ave.
Phone Number ^ , 910
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative John E. Pearson
Pres., Gen. Mgr George B. Cook
Publicity Director Betty McCraney
Chief Engineer N. V. Pieler
WGOV
VALDOSTA— 1941— MBS
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By WGOV. Inc.
Address Daniel Ashby Hotel
Phone Number 1420
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Representative Forloe
President Wm. H. Keller, Jr.
General Mgr A. B, Smith
Program Director Jack Jackson
Sales Prom. Mgr Vince Randolph
Chief Engineer Lester Q. Hall
WVOP
VIDALIA— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Vidalia Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 391, Mt. Vernon Rd.
Phone Numbers 327, 693
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service World, Cole
Membership NARTB
Business Manager Howard C. Gilreath
Prog. Dir., Prom. Mgr Robert Smith
Publicity Director R. E. Ledford
Chief Engineer H. L. Dorough
WACL
WAYCROSS— 1951
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Teletronics Inc.
Address Memorial Drive
Phone Number 3068
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Membership BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr James S. Rivers
Station Manager Robert C. Lay
Commercial Manager J. Lamar Goldwire
Chief Engineer Loyd E. McKinney
WAYX
WAYCROSS— 1936— MBS-KBS-GALS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Jack WilUams
Business-Studio Address. . .1600 Carswell Ave.
Phone Number 965
Newspaper Affiliation "Journal-Herald"
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World. Capitol
Representative Hal Holman
Membership NARTB
President Jack WiUiams
Sta., Comm. Mgr John J. Tobola
Sales Prom. Mgr Tommy Edwards
Chief Engineer Curtis Frazier
J98
GEORGIA-IDAHO
WRLD
WEST POINT— 1940— ABC-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Valley Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 310
Phone Number 2-2771
Newspaper Affiliation Valley Daily
Times News
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll pjn.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Joseph H. McGillvra
Membership BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. C. Henderson
Publicity Director Dorothy Forester
Sla.. Comm. Mgr Jim Murphy
Program Director Aileen Love
Chief Engineer Jay H. Lamb
WIMO
WINDER— 1952
Frequency: 1300 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Winder-Monroe Bcstg.
Phone Number 4831
News Service UP
President W. C. Woodall. Jr.
Gen., Comm. Mgr C. H. Grider
Prog. Dir.. Prom. Mgr R. A. Jones
Chief Engineer W. R. Powell
IDAHO
Pop. April 1, 19^3 (Est.) 617,000 — Total Housing Units 191,000
Families April 1. 1953 (Est.) 174,000 — Stations in State 23
KBLI
BLACKFOOT— 1951
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By William I. Palmer
Address Yellowstone Ave.
Phone Number 780
Comm., Sta. Manager Carl Winther
Program Director Vannie Winther
Chief Engineer Myron "Mike" May
KDSH
BOISE— 1947— CBS
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Boise Valley Bcstrs., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 311 N. 10th St
Phone Number 780
Air Time 6 ojn.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Free & Peter«
Membership BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr H. Westerman Whillock
Sta.. Comm. Mgr Earl Glade Jr.
Local Sales Mgr George Ganz Jr.
Chief Engineer James Johntz Jr.
KGEM
BOISE— 1946— ABC
Frequency: 1140 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Idaho Bcstg. & Telev. Co.
Business-Studio Address 5601 Cassia
Phone Number 4-3511
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative George P. Hollingbery
Membership NARTB
President Frank C. Carman
Gen., Sta. Mgr Milo J. Petersen
Commercial Manager Lou Clemens
Program Director Del Lundbom
Chief Engineer Le Roy O'Loughlin
K i D O
BOISE— 1928— NBC
F-equency: 630 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KIDO, Inc.
Business-Studio Add. . . Chamber of Comm. Bldg.
Phone Number 2-4611
Air Time 6 a.m.-12M,
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative loha Blair
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Georgia M. Davidson
General Mgr Walter E. Wagstaff
Commercial Mgr Hugh Shelley
P'ogram Dir Jack Link
Chief Engineer Harold W. Toedemeier
KBIO
BURLEY— 1947
ABC-ROCKY MT. NET
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KBIO, Inc.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 461
Phone Number 10
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Donald S. Cooke
President Jessica L. Longston
Commercial Manager George MacDonald
Gen., Sta. Mgr K. Clark
Program Director Roy Lament
Chief Engineer Donald Lockwood
Z9^
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KCID
CALDWELL— 1947
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Caldwell Bcstg. Ca.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 1052
Phone Number 9-7444
Air Time 6:30 a.m,-10:30 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Pres., Comm. Mgr Clair B. Hull
Sta., Gen. Mgr.. Prog. Dir F. H. Booton
Chief Engineer Richard Lewis
KVNI
COEUR D'ALENE— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Coeur d'Alene Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Blackwell Island
Phone Number 900
Newspaper Affiliation The Press
Air Tune 6 a.m.-l 1 p.m.
Transcription Service Capitol
President Burl C. Hagadone
Gen., Sta., Comm., Prom. Mgr.. Wayne E. Olsen
Pgm., Pub. Dir Bernard V. Merriman
Chief Engineer Don Schcrfer
K I D
IDAHO FALLS— 1928— CBS
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d..
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Idaho Radio Corp.
Business-Studio Address Park & C St.
Phonb Number 4
Air Time Unlimited
News Service tJP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB
President A. W. Schweider
General-Station Manager C. N. Loyne
Commercial Manager Leonard Wasden
Program Director Roy Southwick
Chief Engineer Carrol Secrist
KIFI
IDAHO FALLS— 1946— ABC-MBS
INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Eastern Idaho Bcstg. &
Television Co.
Bus.-Studio Address . . . No. Yellowstone Hiway
Phone Number 1054
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. M. Brady
Station Manager John R. Taylor
Program Director Hal Simmons
Publicity Director Wayne Davis
Chief Engineer George Stone
K R L C
LEWISTON— 1935— MBS-DON LEE
Frequency; 1350 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By H. E. Studebaker
Business-Studio Address. .. .Lewis-Clark Hotel
Phone Number 3-1551
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Weed and Company
Membership NARTB. BAB
General Manager H. E. Studebaker
Station Manager Donald Thomas
Commercial Manager Thomas Decker
Program Director Bill Dodel
Chief Engineer Gene Wilson
KRPL
MOSCOW— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Interstate Radio, Inc.
Business Address. P. O. Box 396
Phone Number Moscow 2283
News Service AP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative. .Walter Biddick (Pacific Coast)
Membership NARTB
President Ted R. Farrier
Gen., Sta. Mgr., Pgm. Dir Bert McAllister
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr J. V. Cooney
Chief Engineer Herbert D. Young
K FX D
NAMPA— 1930— MBS
INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Frank E. Hurt & Son
Business Address Box 891
Phone Number 8-461 1
Air Time 6 ajn.-ll p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Avery-Knodel
President Edward P. Hurt
General Manager Doyle Cain
Program Director Shirl Black
Chief Engineer G. M. Rose
K W A L
OSBURN— 1938— MBS
Frequency: 620 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Silver Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Osbum
Phone Number 8-2111
Transcription Service World
Representative Hal Holman
Membership NARTB
President Dr. I. R. Binyon
Gen., Sta„ Coirun. Manager R. G. Binyon
Program Director George Shreve
Publicity Director Jane Cantrell
Chief Engineer G. Turner Dreher
400
IDAHO
KJRL
POCATELLO— 1946— CBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio & Telev. Corp. of
Idaho
Address 1140 Yellowstone Ave.
Phone Number 1240
Newspaper Affiliation Idaho State Journal
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative CBS Radio Spot Sales
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Burl C. Hagadone
Gen., Comm. Mgr Louis F. Haller
Prog., Pub. Dir Dick Wright
Chief Engineer Julian Dennis
KS E I
POCATELLO— 1926— NBC
Fretruency: 930 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Service Corp.
Business-Studio Address Hotel Whitman
Phone Number 4000
Air Time 6 a.m.-12M.
News Service UP
Transcription. Standard, Lang- Worth. Thesaurus
Representative Weed and Co.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President O. P. Soule
Gen., Comm. Mgr Henry H. Fletcher
Publicity Dir Olive M. Leeney
Program Director Ruthe A. Flet<Aer
Chief Engineer EUis W. Call
KWIK
POCATELLO— 1946— ABC-MBS
INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned By Eastern Idaho Bcstg. & TV Co.
Business-Studio Address Hotel Bannock
Phone Number 3400
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membreship NARTB, BAB
President James M. Brady
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Charles Crabtree
Commercial Manager Don W. Burden
Program Director Earl Bingham
Chief Engineer Delbert Williams
KPST
PRESTON— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Voice of The Rockies, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Box 192
Phone Number 600
Transcription Service Associated
President leon Smith
Gen., Sta. Mgr Rulon Dunn
Commercial Mgr M. S. Stocking
Chief Engineer D. A. Nash. Jr.
KRXK
REXBURG— 1951
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Snake River Radio &
TV Co.. Inc.
Address Box 301
Phone Number 700, 701
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol, Thesaurus
President Dr. M. F. Rigby
Gen. Mgr., Chf. Engr Howard R. Chapman
Program Director James G. Clawson
KSPT
SANDPOINT— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Bauer Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Dover Rd.
Phone Number 555
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Norman Bauer
Program Director Bill Banks
Chief Engineer William Frey
KEEP
TWIN FALLS— 1946— CBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Sales Corp.
Business Address Blue Lakes Blvd.
Phone Number 3002
Air Time 6 a.m.-12M.
News Service UP
Membership BAB
President D. Spencer Grow
Station Manager Dewain Silvester
Program Director Paul Droubay
KLIX
TWIN FALLS— 1946— MBS-ABC
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Southern Idaho Bcstg.
& Television Co.
Business-Studio Address Elizabeth Blvd.
Phone Number 2820
Air Time 4:30 a.m.-l:00 a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol. MacGregor,
Associated
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB. BAB
V.P., Gen. Sta. Mgr Frark C. Mclntyre
Commercial Mgr Juneau H. Shinn
Program Director Don Allen
Sales Promotion Manager Bob Weggeland
Chief Engineer Lloyd James
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TWIN FALLS^1928— NBC
Frequency: 1270 Kc. Power: 5000 d.. 1000 n.
Owned-Operoted B7 Radio Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 241 Main Are. W.
Phone Number 2400
Air Time 6 a.m.-12M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service . . . Standard, Lang-Worth
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB, BAB
President O. P. Soule
Gen.-Station-Conun. Manager. . .F. M. Gardner
Sales Prom. Mgr K. W. Montgomery-
Program Director Jack Farrar
Chief Engineer Mcnvin Hartley
KWEI
WEISER— 1947
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power; 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Inland Best Co.
Business-Studio Address Box 791
Phone Number 700
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Membership BAB
President M. V. Ling
Commercial Manager S. B. Hale
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Ch. Eng Edwin C. Miller
Program Director Robert Rigler
ILLINOIS
Pop. April I, 19^3 (Est.) 9,214,000 — Total Housing Units 2,393,000
Families April 1, 1933 (Est.) 2,379,000 — Stations in State 78
WOKZ
ALTON— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WOKZ. Inc.
Address Hotel Stratford
Phone Number 3-5506
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Station Representative Sears & Ayer
Membership BAB
President Edward A, Wheeler
Gen. Sta.. Comm. Mgr William R. Tedrick
Prom. Mgr.. Publ. Dir Allan Riehl
Program Director Clyde Wiseman
Chief Engineer C. L. Kennedy
W M R 0
AURORA— 1938
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated By Martin R. O'Brien
Business-Studio Address 184 S. River
Phone Number 4215
News Service INS
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr MarUn R. O'Brien
Comm.. Sales Prom. Mgr Vincent G. Cofey
Prog., Publ. Dir Jeanne M. Doran
Chief Engineer John Kitner
WAVA
AVA— 1951
Frequency: 1580 Kc. . . . . .Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Johnson & Johnson
Address P. O. Box 18
Phone Number . . - • -3311
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Co-o.. Gen.. Comm. Mgr. . . Leonard M. Johnson
Co-o.. Program Director .... Leonard F. Johnson
Chief Engineer Julian Emien
WIBV
BELLEVILLE— 1947
Frequency: 1060 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned-Operaied By Belleville Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address. .2100 W. Main
Phone Number 5000
News Service AP
Representative Indie Sales
Membership BAB
President John W. Lewis
Gen. Mgr.. Pgm. Dir Paul O. Godt
Comm.. Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir. . . Clarence Keller
Chief Engineer Marvin Mollering
W J B C
BLOOMINGTON— 1924— ABC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Bloomington Bcstg. Corp.
Address 209 E. Washington
Phone Number 5281
Air Time ^"" ^^^f
News Service :.vM?
Transcription Service Thesaurus. World
Representative Rambeau
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Loring C. Merwin
General Sta.. Manager. . .Warner C. Tidemann
Commercial Manager Harry Swift
Program Director Gus Grebe
News Director Keith Bright
Chief Engineer Fr^i L. Bailey
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WKRO
CAIRO— 1942— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Oscar C. ICrsch
Business Address Box 311
Phone Number 1490
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB, BAB
Owner-Chief Engr Oscar C. Hirsch
Gen.-Station-Comm. Mgr Merrill C. Currier
WBYS
CANTON— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1560 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated By... Fulton Co. Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio-Transmitter. . .East Lynn Limits
Phone Number 1877
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
President H. R. Winsor
WCIL
CARBONDALE— 1946
Frequency: 1020 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Southern Illinois Bcstg.
Business-Studio Address 219 W. Main St.
Phone Number 167
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB, BAB
Gen.. Sta. Mgr.. Chf. Engr Paul F. McRoy
Commercial Manager Walter Schafer
WROY
CARMI— 1948— KEYSTONE
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Carmi Bdcstg Co.
Address 101 South Walnut Street
Phone Number 4161
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, SESAC
Representative Sears & Ayer. Inc.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Roy Clippinger
General Manager R. W. Cartier
Commercial Manager lack Wiedemann
Procfram Director William Baker
Chief Engineer Gene McLin
WCAZ
CARTHAGE— 1921
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By, .Superior Bcstg. Service, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 502 Wabash Ave.
Phone Number 520
Air Time Daytime
President Zola Compton
WCNT
CENTRAUA— 1946
Frequency: 1210 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated By Southern Illinois
Broadcasting Corp.
Business-Studio-Transmitter Centralia
Phone Number 5151
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
P'^esident c. W. Rodgers
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Merle G. Rogers
Program Director Ken Scott
Chief Engineer Dwight North
W D W S
CHAMPAIGN— 1937— CBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner The Champaign News Gazette, Inc.
Business Address 48 Main St.
Phone Number 6-1855
Air Time 7 a.m. M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative.. .Robert Meeker & Associates
Membership NARTB
President Mrs. Helen M. Stevick
General Manager I. A. McDermott
Station Manager Marc Howard
Chief Engineer Robert Schenke
W A A F
CHICAGO— 1922
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated By Com Belt Pub., Inc.
Business Address 221 N. LaSalle St.
Phone Number Randolph 6-1932
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Burn-Smith Co., Inc.
President Ward A. Neff
Vice-President W. E. Hutchinson
Sta., Comm., Prom. Mgr Thomas L. Davis
Prog., Publ. Director Bill Bauer
Chief Engineer Carl W. Ulrich
W C F L
CHICAGO— 1926— ABC
Frequency: 1000 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By.. Chicago Federation of
Labor
Business-Studio Address.. 666 Lake Shore Dr.
Phone Number MOhawk 4-2400
Air Time UnUmited
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Radio-TV Reps., Inc.
Pres., Gen. Mgr Arthur F. Harre
Commercial Mgr Marty Hogan
Program Director Robert A. Piatt
Chief Engineer Charles E. Willett
AOS
LLINOIS
WAIT
CHICAGO— 1941
Frequency: 820 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operoted By Radio Station WAIT
Bus. Studio Address 75 E. Wacker Dr.
Phone Number Franklin 2-0660
News Serrice UP
Transcription Service .Standard
Representative Young
President Gene T. Dyer
General Manager Earl Withrow
Program Director Rosemary Pitru
Chief Engineer Edward W. Jacker
W B B M
CfflCAGO— 1923— CBS
Frequency: 780 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned By CBS. Inc.
Operated By CBS Radio Division
Address 410 N. Michigan Ave.
Phone Number Whitehall 4-6000
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative ..... CBS Radio Spot Sales
President Frank Stanton
Vice-Pres.. Gen. Mgr H. Leslie Atlass
Asst. Gen. Mgr Kenneth B. Craig
Commercial Manager C. G. Johnston
Program Director . Al Bland
Sales Prom. Mgr C. W. Doebler
Chief Engineer J. F. Hovy
WCBD
CHIC AGO-ZION— 1947
Frequency: 820 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Michael J. Mintem
Business Address 2714 Enoch Ave., Zion
Phone Number 521
Managing Director Michael j. Mintern
Commercial Manager Carl Q Lee
W C R W
CHICAGO— 1926
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Operated By Clinton R. White
Address 2756 Pino Grove Ave.
Phone Number EAstgate 7-6860
General Manager J. A. White
W E D C
CHICAGO— 1926
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Emil Denemork. Inc.
Address 3880 W. Ogden Ave.
Phone Number CRawiord 7-4100
^' Time Full Time
News Service XJP
President V. ..Emil' Denemark
Gen.-Station-Comm. Mgr Frank J. Kotnour
Program, Publicity Director Bill Mack
Chief Engineer John R. Rimicci
WENR
CHICAG0^1924— ABC
Frequency: 890 Kc Power: 50.000 Wotti
Owned-Operated By American Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 20 N. Wacker Dr.
Phone Number ANdover 3-0800
News Service AP. UP
Representative ABC Spot Soles
President (ABC) Robert E. Kitner
Vice Pres. Cen. Div. ABC. .John H. Norton. Jr.
Station Manager Edward Lynch
Promotion Manager Jim l3uffy
Program Director Burr E. Lee
Chief Engineer Ed Horstmon
W G ES
CHICAGO— 1924
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Station WGES
Business-Studio Address 2708 Wash. Blvd.
Phone Number SAcramento 2-1700
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
General, Station Manager John A, Dyer
Commercial Mgr Elizabeth M. Hiniman
Soles Promotion Maager K. P. Freda
Program Director Herbert Rudolph
Chief Engineer William Shunk
W G N
CHICAGO— 1924— MBS
Frequency: 720 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WGN. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. . .441 N. Michigan Ave.
Phone Number SU 7-0100
Newspaper Affiliation . . . The Chicago Tribune
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP. INS, UP
Transcription Service Stondord
Representative Hollingberry
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Col. Robert R. McCormick
General Sta. Manager Frank P. Schreiber
Commercial Manager. .William A. McGuIneas
Sales Promotion Manager . . Charles A. Wilson
Program Director Bruce Dennis
Publicity Director James Hanlon
Dir. of Engineering Carl J, Meyers
(See Pago 402)
WHFC
CHICAGO— 1925
Frequency: 1450 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WHFC, Inc.
Address . . 3350 S. Kedzie Ave., Chicago 23. 111.
Phone Numbers Cliff side 4-7411.
Townhall 3-6305
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Pres.-Gen. Mgr Richard W. Hoffman
406
Evidence of WLS position as a result producing medium for advertising
is found in the impressive group of advertisers who, like those listed below,
use the station consistently year after year. They and many others
have found that listener loyalty to WLS extends to the station's advertisers
— and that midwest people buy the products they hear about on WLS.
Listener loyalty produces advertising results.
Bristol-Myers 9 yrs.
Ralston-Purina 12 yrs.
Allied Mills 14 yrs.
Block Drugs 9 yrs.
Campbell Cereal Co. 23 yrs.
Consolidated Products 12 yrs.
Phillips Petroleum 9 yrs.
General Foods 9 yrs.
Standard Brands 7 yrs.
Pioneer Hibred Co. 16 yrs.
Chrysler Corp. 8 yrs.
Oshkosh Overall Co. 16 yrs.
Procter & Gamble 16 yrs.
Carter Medicine Co. 15 yrs.
Flex-0-Glass 16 yrs.
Lever Bros. 8 yrs.
Hulman & Co 13 yrs.
Little Crow Milling Co. 14 yrs.
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet 10 yrs.
Vick Chemical Co. 14 yrs.
Murphy Products Co. 21 yrs.
Groves Laboratories 10 yrs.
Sterling Drug 9 yrs.
Keystone Steel &
Wire Co. 21 yrs.
Metropolitan Life Ins. 8 yrs.
ABC NETWORK
890 KILOCYCLES
50,000 WATTS
CLEAR CHANNEL
CHICAGO 7
REPRESENTED BY JOHN BLAIR & CO.
407
LLI NOIS
Station Manager Marie E. Clifford
Comm., Prom. Mgr Flo Summers
Program Director R. Kennedy
Chief Engineer Elmer P. Hayes
WIND
CHICAGO— 1926
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Johnson Kennedy Radio
Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address 400 N. Michigan Blvd.
Phone Number WHitehaU 4-2170
Transcription Service Standard
Air Tune Unlimited
News Service AP, UP
Representative AM Radio Sales
President, General Manager. . .Ralph L. Atlass
Commercial Manager John T. Corey
Program Director H. Leslie Atlass, Jr.
Sales Promotion Manager . . . Walter Rubens, Jr.
Publicity Director Geraldine Hanson
Chief Engineer Kenneth C. Shirk
W J J D
CfflCAGO— 1934
Frequency: 1160 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Field Enterprises, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. . .230 N. Michigan Ave.
Phone Number STate 2-5486
Air Time 4 a.m.-sundown
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard, Capitol.
Thesaurus, World
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membreship NARTB, BAB
President Marshall Field
General, Station Manager. .Frederick G. Harm
Comm., Prom. Mgr Robert W. Ward
Program Director Peter G. Moon
Publicity Director Dick McNeeley
Chief Engineer Walter F. Myers
W LS
CHICAGO— 1924— ABC
Frequency: 890 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Operoted By . . . Agricultural Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 1230 Washington Blvd.
Phone Number MO 6-9700
Air Time Mon. thru Fri: 10 hrs.. Sat., 19 hrs.
News Service AP, UP, Overseas N.
Transcription Service Standard
Representative John Blair
Membership NARTB
President James E. Edwards
Gen., Sta. Mgr Glenn Syndei
Commercial Manager .... Charles M. Freeman
Sales. Prom. Mgr Warren W. Middleton
Program Director Harold Safford
Publicity Director John Drake
Chief Engineer Thomas Rowe
(See Page 407)
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
Phone Number SUperior 7-8300
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP, INS. UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative NBC
Membership NARTB
President Joseph McConnell
V.P.-General Manager Harry Kopf
Commercial Manager Rudi Neubauer
Sales Promotion Manager John Keys
Program Director Homer Heck
Publicity Director Chet Campbell
Chief Engineer Howard Luttgens
WS B C
CHICAGO— 1925
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Station WSBC
Bushiess-Stu(Uo Address . . 2400 W. Madison St.
Phone Number MOnroe 6-9060
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Forjoe
Gen. Mgr., Pgm. Dir Robert O. ^ller
Commercial Manager Julius MUer
WHOW
CLINTON— 1947— LINCOLN NET
Frequency: 1520 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Combelt Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 401V2 S. Side Sq.
Phone Number 305
Representative Holmon
President J. R. Livesay
V.P„ Gen., Sta. Mgr Rolland O. Looper
Comm., Prom. Manager James Williams
Prog., Publ. Director Frank C. Jeimings
Chief Engineer R. O. Looper
W D A N
DANVILLE— 1938— CBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .Northwestern Pub. Co.
Address 17 W. North St.
Phone Number 1700
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Everett-McKiimey, Inc.
Membership NARTB, BAB
Gen., Sta., Comm., Prom. Mgr.. Robert J. Burow
Program. Publicity Dir Honore E. Ronan
Chief Engineer T. G. Mogin
408
ILLINOIS
W D Z
DECATUR— 1921
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WDZ Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 265 S. Park St
Phone Number 3-9744
News Service UP
Transcription Service World. Thesaurus
Representative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Charles C. Caley
Gen., Sta. Mgr Frank C. Schroeder, Jr.
Commercial Manager Howard G. Bill
Program Director William F. Miller
WS 0 Y
DECATUR— 192S— CBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Illinois Bcstg. Co.
Address Rt. 48 at N. Jasper St.
Phone Number 5371
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, Capitol
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Frederick W. Schaub
General Manager Merrill Lindsay
Prom., Comm. Mgr Charles F. Bruce
Program Director Jay Giles
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 153 N. Third St.
Phone Number 2677
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
President . George Spitz
General Manager R. C. Brown
Commercial Manager L. M. Still
Program Director William Beouchamp
Chief Engineer Robert Senne
WTMV
EAST ST. LOUIS— 1935
Frequency: L490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned By-Operated By On the Air, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 5th & Broadway
Phone Number Upton 4-4390
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Sears & Ayer
General Manager Frank J. Prendergast
Asst. Manager Elmer Willrich
Program Director Dan Stengel
Chief Engineer Erie E. White
WCRA
EFFINGHAM— 1947
Frequency: 1090 Kc Power: 250 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated By Effinghom Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address ..110 N. Banker St.
Phone Number 1090
Air Tune Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Membership NARTB
President Joseph E. McNaughton
General Manager Jack Armel
Chief Engineer G. S. Kregotis
WRMN
ELGIN— 1949
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Elgin Bdcstg Co.
Address Fox Hotel
Phone Number 7700-1
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Joseph Hershey MvGillvra
President Joseph E. McNaughton
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Dick Sutter
Prog. Dir., Chf. Engr George J. Merker
WNMP
EVANSTON— 1946
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Evanston Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio-Transmitter. . .2201 Oakton St.
Phone Number Greenleai 5-1590
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service INS
Transcription Service Capitol, Standard
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Fred S. Newton
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Angus D. Pf off
Production Director Lee P. Mehlig
Chief Engineer Albert Griffin
WFRL
FREEPORT— 1947
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. .Freeport Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 9 N. Chicago Ave.
Phone Number State 436
News Service AP
Representative Sears & Ayer
Pres.. Gen. Mgr., Ch. Engr. . . Vincent S. Barker
Commercial Manager Dave Taylor
Program Director Ralph Reynolds
WGIL
GALESBURG— 1938
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Galesburg Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address 312 Hill Arcade
Phone Number 4626
Newspaper Affiliation . . "Daily Register Mail"
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ILLINOIS
Air Time .6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Trcmscritpion Service Thesaurus
Representative Wm. G. Rambeau
President Mrs. O. N. Custer
Sta., Gen. Mgr Robert W. Frudeger
Comme-cial Mgr Roger L. Hoffman
Program Director G. F. Thoma
Chief Engineer H. H. Frederick
W E B Q
HARRISBURG— 1923— KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Oper. By Harrisburg Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio-Transmitter 100 E. Poplar St.
Phone Number 28
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Mem*-ership NARTB. BAB
Gen.-Station-Comm. Mgr Inglls M. Toylor
Sales Prom. Mgr Ken Hanulton
Program Director Dorice Turner
Publicity Director Eddie Wise
Chief Engineer Elmer L. Gladson
W J P F
HEREIN— 1940— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: ?50 Watts
Owned-Ooerated By Orville W. Lyerla
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 179
Phono Number 382
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lanq-Worth
Representative Tohn E. Pearson
Membe-ship NARTB. BAB
President Orville W. Lverla
General Manager Charles R. Cook
Sales Promotion Manager Fred Simmons
Chief Engineer Ben Orf
W L D S
JACKSONVILLE— 1941
Frequency: 1180 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Cwned-Operated By Jacksonville Radio &
TV B'c«tina Corp.
Business-Studio Fox-Illinois Theater Bldg.
Phone Number 1180
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Newspaper Affiliation "Journal-Courier"
Representative Hal Holman
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Robert A. Fay
V.-P., Gen.. Sta. Mgr R. Karl Baker
Program Director T. J. Fairburn
Chief Engineer G. J. Cassens
WJOL
JOLIET— 1926
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Joliet Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio-Transmitter 601 Walnut St.
Phone Number 4761
Air Time 7 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Holman
Membership BAB
President Calvin Wilson
Gen.-Sta.-Comm. Mgr Joseph J. Garvey
Promotion Manager Marion Warner
Program Director Eileen Caron
Chief Engineer Lester DeCosta
WKAN
KANKAKEE— 1947
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. B7. .Kankakee Daily Journal Co.
Business-Studio Address. .183 N. Schuyler Ave.
Phone Number 3-6633
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Hal Holman
Membership NARTB
President Leslie C. Small
General Manager Burrel Small
Station Manager Bruce Brown
Commercial Manager Robert Hawkins
Program Director Orren AUoin
Chief Engineer Richard Eckels
WKEI
KEWANEE— 1952
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Operated By Kee Bcstg. Co.
Address 207 Baker Bldg.
Phone Number 4471
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Pres.. Gen. Mgr.. Chf. Engr E. D. Scandrett
WTAQ
LA GRANGE— 1950
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 500 Wotts d.
Owned-Oper. By The La Grange Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 408
Phone Number 928-W
Air Time Daytime
Gen.. Sta. Mgr., Chief Engr Russ Salter
Commercial Manager Ralph Faucher
WLPO
LA SALLE— 1947
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .La Salle County Bcstg. Co.
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Bus. Ad P. O. Box 215
Phone Number 3100
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service RCA, Thesaurus
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Peter Miller
General-Commercial Mqr William Holm
Program Director Donald Frost
Pub.. News Director Laverne Waltman
Chief Engineer Lawrence McCann
WPRC
LINCOLN— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Prairie Radio Corp.
Address P. O. Box 37
Phone Number 1370
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Rambeau
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Sta. Mgr Ray F. Knochel
Commercial Manager Saunders Devine
Sales Prom. Mgr Earle Layman
Program Director William H. Brady
Publicity Director J. Evans Crowell
Chief Engineer Donald Thompson
WSMI
LITCHFIELD— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Mid-Illinois Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 72
Phone Number 100
News Service AP
Air Time Daytime
Membership BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Hay ward L. Talley
Chief Engineer Ralph T. Day. Jr.
WKAI
MACOMB— 1947
Frequency: 1510 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By The Macomb Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address.. .113 E. CarroU St.
Phone Number 1350
Air Time ^"^^'"^
News Service ^^
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Wm. E. Schons
Sta.. Comm. Mgr Gene Larsen
Sales Prom. Mgr Wayne Kennedy
Program Director Marvin Schulz
Chief Engineer Victor Anderson
WGGH
MARION— 1949
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By George W. Dodds
Business Address P. O, Box 228
Phone Number 824
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Sears & Ayer
Membership BAB
Pres.. Gen. Manager George W. Dodds
Commercial Manager Raymond L. Hatley
Prog. Dir.. Sta. Mgr James W. Dimcan
Chief Engineer Orville D. Jackson
WLBH
MATTOON— 1946
Frequency: 1170 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Mattoon Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 17th & Broadway Ave.
Phone Number 6464
Air Time Local sunrise-local sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Holman
Membership NARTB. BAB
President. Gen.-Station Mgr J. R. Livesay
Commercial Manager Ken Wooddeli
Sales Promotion Manager Dwain Bower
Program Director Robert Gwess
Chief Engineer Ray Livesay
WMOK
METROPOLIS— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Fort Massac Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 721
Phone Numbers 2106
Transcription Service Thesaurus
News Service UP
Representative Indie Sales. Inc.
Membership NARTB. BAB
Gen., Sta.. Comm. Mgr James H. Firmin
Program Director J. R. Wetherington
Chief Engineer Carlos Steel
WQUA
MOLINE— 1946— CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Quad-City Bcstg. Corporation
Address Radio Center
Phone Number ^-6727
Air Time F"" Time
News Service ^*
Transcription Service Capitol
Represenlative Geo. P. Hollingberry Co.
President DaHon A. LeMasurier
Gen.. Comm. Mgr G. LaVerne Flambo
Promotion Manager Louise Murphy
Program Director Benne Alter
Chief Engineer Harold Higby
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WVMC
MOUNT CARMEL— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . J. R. Brewer & S. P. Bellinger
Address P. O. Box 184
Phone Number 1360
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Co-owner James R. Brewer
Co-owner & Gen. Mgr.. . .Stephen P. Bellinger
Asst. Manager Vernon Nunn
Program Director Gil Wallace
Chief Engineer Eugene D. Garrett
WM IX
MT. VERNON— 1946
Frequency: 940 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Mt. Vernon Radio & Tel. Co.
Address I2IV2 N. 9th St.
Phone Niunber 3500
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service Long-Worth
Representative John E. Pearson Co.
President John Russell Mitchell
General, Commercial Manager . James E. Muse
Program Director Willard J. Purser
Sales Promotion Manager ... Claude E. Schoen
Chief Engineer Alva Hulbert
WOPA
OAK PARK— 1950
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Village Bcstg. Co.
Address 408 S. Oak Park Ave.
Phone Number VI 8-5760
Transcription Service Associated
News Service UP
President . .William L. Klein
General Manager Egmont Sonderling
Program Director Martin Bouhan
Chief Engineer Sidney Schneider
WVLN
OLNEY— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Olney Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Olney
Phone Number 935
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Hal Holman
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr Marshall H. Poole
Prom. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Bert DeBarr
Chief Engineer Paul Hartsey
WCMY
OTTAWA— 1952
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Carl H. Meyer
Address P. O. Box 687
Phone Number 551
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Sears & Ayer
Pres., Gen. Mgr Carl H. Meyer
WPRS
PARIS— 1951
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Paris Bcstg. Corp,
Address. .... .2 Mi. W. Paris on State Rd. 133
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr.
Adlai C. Ferguson Jr.
Program Director Carl E. Sunkel
Chief Engineer William Hunt
WSiV
PEKIN— 1945— MBN
Frequency: 1140 Kc Power: 1000 Walts d.
Owned-Operated By Pekin Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 15 S. Capitol St.
Phone Numbers 3400-01
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Representative Hal Holman
Membreship NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr W. Kenneth Patterson
Commercial Manager James T. Butler
Publicity Director George Udry
Program Director Robert R. Snow
Chief Engineer W. K. Patterson
WEEK
PEORIA— 1946— NBC
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .West Central Bcstg. Co.
Address Commercial Natl. Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 3-3688
Air Time 6 ajn.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Sen. Robert S. Kerr
Gen. Mgr Fred C. Mueller
Program Director Robert Fransen
Publicity Director F. R. Oakley
Chief Engineer Wayne Lovely
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WIRL
PEORIA— 1948— ABC— MBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Illinois Valley Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .115 N. Jefferson Ave.
Phone Number 4-9239
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Avery-Knodel
President Timothy W. Swain
General, Station Manager Tom Gavin
Commercial Manager Joe Faulkner
Prom., Publ. Dir Lloyd Harvey
Prog. Dir Paul C. Brines
Chief Engineer Rudolph Luukinen
W M B D
PEORIA— 1927— CBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc. Power 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Peoria Brcstg Co.
Address 212 South Jefferson Street
Phone Number 6-0711
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representatives Free & Peters
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Charles C. Caley
Commercial Manager Harold V. Phillips
Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Robert M. Riley, Jr.
Program Director Marvin H. Hult
Chief Engineer A. James Ebel
WPEO
PEORIA— 1950
Frequency: 1020 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By WPEO, Inc.
Address 225 Main St.
News Service UP
Membership NARTB, BAB
President William Ware
Gen.. Sta., Prom.. Comm. Mgr,
John R. Livingston
Prog., Pub. Dir Gordon Joyner
Chief Engineer Virgil Taylor
WTVH
PEORIA— 1952
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Hilltop Bcstg. Co.
Address 410 Fayette St.
Phone Number 6-8771
Air Time Full Time
News Service INS
Transcription Service Cole
Representative Sears & Ayer
Pres., Gen. Mgr Hugh R. Norman
Sta., Comm. Mgr O. H. Duewall
Sales Prom. Mgr Dorris Duewall
Prog., Publ. Dir George B. Norman
Chief Engineer Walter F. Kean
WGEM
QUINCY— 1948— ABC
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 1000 Watt^
Owned-Operated By Quincy Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Hotel Quincy
Phone Number 6840
Air Time Full Time
Newspaper Affiliation ... Quincy Herald Whig
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB, BAB
President T. C. Oakley
General Manager Joseph S. Bonansinga
Program Dir Paul McClelland
Chief Engineer Edmund Derhake
WT A D
QUINCY— 1926— CBS
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5000 d.;
1000 n.
Owned-Operated By Lee Bcstg., Inc.
Business-Studio Address W.C.U. BIdg.
Phone Number 6200
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP, UP
Representative Weed & Co.
Membership .NARTB, BAB
President Lee P. Loomis
General Manager Waher Rothschild
Commercial Manager Lloyd Loers
Sales Prom. Mgr John Phillips
Program Dir Merritt Milligan
Chief Engineer Urlin Whitman
W R 0 K
ROCKFORD— 1929— ABC
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Winnebago
Newspapers, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Rockford Newstower
Phone Number 2-6621
Air Time FuU Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Headley-Reed
President E. K. Todd
General Manager Walter M. Koessler
Commercial Manager John J. Dixon
PubUcity Dir Betty L. Thro
Program Director Maurice P. Owens
Chief Engineer Morey Nelson
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ILLINOIS
W H B F
ROCK ISLAND— 1925— ABC
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 5000 Watt*
Owned -Operaled Bj . . . Rock Island Bcstg. Co.
Businets^tudio Address 321 18th St.
Phone Number 8-5441
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard, World
Representative Arery-Knodel
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Ben H. Potter
Gen. Sta. Mgr Leslie C. lohnson
Comm.. Prom. Mgr Maurice Corken
Program Director Forest W. Cooke
Publicity Director Fern R, Hawks
Chief Engineer Robert J. Sinnett
wcvs
SPRINGFIELD— 1926— ABC-MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WCBS. Inc.
Business-Studio Address . . . 523 E. Capitol Ave.
Phone Number 9855
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Sears & Ayer
Membership BAB
President H. L. Dewing
Comm.. Prom.. Gen. Mgr C. W. Neeld
Program Director John Gell
Chief Engineer R. Ashenfelter
WMAY
SPRINGFIELD— 1950— NBC
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d..
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Lincoln Bcstg. Corp.
Address 711 Myers Bldg.
Phone Number 6983
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen.. Sta.. Comm. Mgr. . Gordon Sherman
Program Director Syl Binkin
Prom.. Publ. Dir Mel Kempe
Chief Engineer Melvin Feldman
THESE FACTUAL DATA* WILL HELP YOU BUY
THE QUAD-CITY MARKET
A PREFERRED MARKET '
AMONG THE 162 STANDARD
METROPOLITAN AREAS
g2-
IN POPULATION
THE information presented here
permits you to compare the
Quad-City Market with the
other (161) metropolitan areas
— on a recognized reliable basis
—Sales Management's Survey.
Naturally, we are gratified that
the Quad-Cities have earned
such favorable ratings. (And
that these cities frequently ap-
pear among the preferred-cities-
of-the-month.)
To take advantage of this de-
sirable, active market your ad-
vertising must reach the ma-
jority of Quad-Cities' nearly one
quarter million people. This you
.can achieve with time on WHBF
Radio and Television.
74-
IN RETAIL SALES
67"
IN BUYING POWER
11 "
1^, EFFECTIVE BUYING
"^ INCOME per CAPITA
' C*»f».^t \tn iain Mana9*m«nt Surv*/ vf Buying Power.
Enter Quad-Citian homes through the Front Door with
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WT AX
SPRINGFIELD— 1930--CBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WTAX. Inc.
Address Route 66 & E. Cook St.
Phone Number 2-4441
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Oliver J. Keller
Commercial Manager O. J. Keller, Jr.
Sales Promotion Manager Bill Miller
F'ogram Directo: John W. Midgely
Chief Engineer E. C. Swaringen
WSDR
STERLING— 1949
Frequency: 1240 Kc. Power 100 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Blackhawk Bdcstg. Co.
Address 218 1st Ave.
Phone Number Main 3400
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol. Lang-Worth
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Sam Bartlett
Comm. Mgr Lillian Bartlett
Program Director John Rohwer
Chief Engineer Ed Fisher
WTIM
TAYLORVILLE— 1951
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d
Owned-Operated By Moyer Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 1410
Transcription Service .... Standard. Thesaurus
Representative Sears & Ayer
Co-Owners . . Russell Armentrout, Roger Moyer
Gen., Prom.. Comm. Mgr Keith Moyer
Program Director James C. Hilderbrand
Chief Engineer Tom Mathis
WKID
URBANA— 1948
Frequency: 1580 Kc. Power 250 Watts d
Owned-Operated By Sterling Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 192
Phone Number 75431
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Representative . . . Joseph Hershey Malgilvra
Ptnr., Comm., Prom. Mgr R. E. J. Snyder
Ptnr., Prog. Publ. Dir., Chf. Engr.
G. W. PhiUippe
WKRS
WAUKEGAN— 1949
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By News-Sun Bcslg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 500
Phone Number Delta 6-7900
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, Standard
Representative McGillvra
President Frank H. Just
Gen., Comm. Mgr Joseph B. Kirby
Sales Prom. Mgr Charles E. Wilson
Chief Engineer Stanley G. Chadwick
WFRX
WEST FRANKFORT— 1951
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Pyramid Radio Bcstg. &
TV Co.
Address S. Logan St.
Phone Number 1300
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Station Manager Robert O. Veach
Program Director Robert Peal
Chief Engineer Everett Kennedy
WHY IsAP
THE BEST?
BECAUSE— AP 's faster,
more complete,
more accurate
than any other
news service.
415
INDIANA
Pop. April 1 , 1 953 (Est.) 4,0W,000 — Total Housing Units 1,239,000
lamilies April 1, 1933 (Est.) 1 ,163 ,000 — Stations in State 46
WCBC
ANDERSON— 1947
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Civic Bdcstg Corp.
Address 204 Tower Bldg.
Phone Number 3-5321
News Service AP
Transcription Service World, M. M. Cole
Membership .NARTB
President Paul E, Billheimer
Sta.. Comm. Mgr Mel H. Krehbiel
Program Director Cedric Harger
Chief Engineer Curtis Gordon
W H B U
ANDERSON— 1923— CBS- ABC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... Anderson Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio 640 Citizens Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 7791
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service NBC Thesaurus
Representative Boiling Co.
Membership NARTB
President C. Bruce McConnell
General Manager John R. Atkinson
WBIW
BEDFORD— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Bedford, Inc.
Address Radio Farm. P. O. Box 169
Phone Number 4421-4422
Air Time Full Time
News Service j^p
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative W. S. Grant
Pres., Gen. Mgr William C. Smith. Jr.
Sta.. Comm. Mgr Louis E. Gaines
Program Director Claude Parsons
Chief Engineer Carl J. Finger
WTTS
BLOOMINGTON— 1949— ABC
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power 5000 Watts d •
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Sarkes Tarzian. Inc.
Busmess-Studio Address 537 S. Walnut St.
Phone Number 2-3366
^^ T^^e !Fuil Time
News Service Hp
Transcription Service World
RepresentaUve Robert Meeker Associates
Membership NARTB. BAB
P'^''**®°< Sarkes Tarzian
General Mgr Glenn Van Horn
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Ray Bartlett
Program Director George Fleetwood
Chief Engineer Gerald Dyer
WBNL
BOONVILLE— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Boonville Bcstg. Co.
Address Lynville Rd.
Phone Number 980
News Service . UP
Transcription Service Cole
Co-O.. Gen.. Comm. Mgr., Chi. Engr.
H. C. Sanders
Co-O.. Asst. Mgr., Pgm. Dir Norman Hall
WCSI
COLUMBUS— 1950
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Syndicate Theatres, Inc.
Address 427 Third Si.
Phone Number 3397
Transcription Service. . .Associated, Thesaurus
News Service AP
President Joseph Fineran
General Manager Dick Jewell
Program Director Ernie Kerns
Publicity Director Bob Doll
Chief Engineer Phil Hurlbut
WCNB
CONNERSVILLE— 1948
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By News Examiner Co.
Business-Studio Address 406 Central Ave.
Phone Number 1950
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Gill-Keefe & Pema
Secretary G. S. Tatman
General Manager E. M. Jackson
Program Director. ... Ralph T. Underwood
Chief Engineer James C. WuUiman
WT R C
ELKHART— 1931— NBC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner-Oper. By Truth Publishing Corp.
Business-Studio Address 116 S. Second St
Phone Number 3-1960
Newspaper Affiliation Truth
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Representative John E. Pearson Co.
Membership NARTB
416
INDIANA
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Donald McFall
Commercial Mgr Don Freed
Program Director Jerry Moloney
Chief Engineer Lester Zellmer
W E 0 A
EVANSVILLE— 1936— CBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WFBM. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 24 N.W. 3rd St.
Phone Number 4-9215
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Kotz
President Harry M. Bitner, Jr.
General-Stotion-Commerciol Mgr. . . Don Menke
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Prog., Pub. Dir.. . Wm. R. Fall
Chief Engineer William Schultz
W G B F
EVANSVILLE— 1923— NBC
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By On The Air, Inc.
Business-Studio Ad 1001 Diamond Ave.
Phone Number 21171
Representative Weed & Co.
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Membership NARTB
President Alvin Q. Fades
General, Station Manager Martin L. Leich
Sales Prom. Manager Guy R. Crecelius
Publicity Director Del Greenwood
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 P. O. Box 148
Phone Number 4-8284
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus. Capitol
Representative John E. Pearson Co.
Pres., Gen.-Sta. Mgr John A. Engelbrecht
Chief Engineer George F. Stoltz
WJPS
EVANSVILLE— 1948— ABC
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By WJPS. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 208 Main St.
Phone Number 5-2221
Air Time Unlimited
Nfews Service AP
Transcription Service Standard, World
Representative George P. HoUingbery
President Robert S. Davis
Gen., Sta. Mgr Robert J. Mcintosh
Commercial Manager Jack McLean
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Bob Wynn
Program Director Verne Paul
Chief Engineer James Jared
WANE
FT. WAYNE— 1948— CBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By.. Radio Fori Wayne. Inc.
Address Fort Wayne Nat'l Bonk Bldg.
Phone Number Anthony 6212
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Boiling
President C. Bruce McConneli
General Manager Robert McConneli
Station Manager Charles E. Kennedy
Local Commercial Manager Merlin Smith
Program Director Robert Hill
Comm. Mgr., Pub. Dir Glenn Elliot
Chief Engineer William Wallace Warren
WGL
FT. WAYNE— 1924— ABC
Frequency: 1250 Kc Powen 1000 Walt»
Owned-Oper. By. .News-Sentinel Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address.. 201 W. Jefferson St.
Phone Number Eastbrook 3366
Air Time Full Time
Newspaper Affiliotion News-Sentinel
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-worth
Representotive Headley-Reed
President Helen R. Foellinger
General Manager Pierre Boucheron
Commercial Mgr Merrill C. Johnson
Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Richard M. Katt
Program Director Norman Widenhofer
Chief Engineer Don Hohapfel
WKJG
FT. WAYNE— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owner. ..Northeastern Indiana Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Add 220 E. JeHerson St.
Phone Number Anthony 2295
News Service ^
Transcription Service World
Representative Raymer
President Clarence L. Schust
General Manager Edward G. Thoms
Asst. to Mgr HilUard Gates
Commercial Manager Carl B. Evans
Program Dir Calo O. Mohlock
417
INDIANA
W 0 W 0
FT. WAYNE— 1925— NBC
Frequency: 1190 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owner Westinghouse Radio Stations, Inc.
Bus. -Studio Address. . 124 W. Washington Blvd.
Phone Number Anthony 2136
Air Time Unlimited
News Service tJP
Transcription Service RCA Thesaurus
Representative Free & Peters
Membership BAB
President E. V. Huggins
General Manager J. E. Baudino
Commercial Manager Paul E. Mills
Sales Prom. Mgr Jess L. Hadsell
Sales Service Director. . . .Hilda C. Wohrmeyer
Sta. Mgr Carl Vandagrift
Program Director Guy Harris
Chief Engineer Bruce H. Ratts
WGRY
GARY— 1950
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By WGRY. Inc.
Address Lake Hotel
Phone Number 5-5151
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Indie Sales
Pres.. Chief Engineer George Whitney
Gen., Ccmm., Prom. Mgr Bob Ross Smith
Program Director Dan McHugh
WWCA
GARY— 1949
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By ..Lake Bdcastg Co., Inc.
Address Hotel Gary
Phone Number 9171
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Membership BAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Dee O. Coe
Comm., Sis., Prom. Mgr Joe Fife
Program. Publicity Director Todd Branson
Chief Engineer Victor Voss
WJOB
HAMMOND— 1928
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By South Shore Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 449 State St.
Phone Number Sheffleld 8400
News Service UP
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra
Preh., Gen. Mgr R. C. Adair
Commercial Manager Ed Rozhon
Program Director Bill Wobus
Chief Engineer Jess Peters
W F B M
INDIANAPOLIS— 1926— CBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WFBM, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. . . 1330 N. Meridian St.
Phone Number Lincoln 8506
News Service AP, INS
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Harry M. Bitner, Jr.
Commercial Manager William F. Kiley
Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir David F. Milligan
Program Dir Frank O. Sharp
Chief Engineer Harold Holland
WIBC
INDIANAPOLIS— 1938— MBS
Frequency: 1070 Kc Power: 50,000 d.;
10,000 n.
Owned-Operaled By WIBC, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. 30 W. Washington St.
Phone Number Lincoln 2305
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, SESAC,
Cole
Representative John Blair
Membership NARTB, BAB
President. Gen. Mgr Richard M. Fairbanks
Asst. Gen. Mgr R. J. Myers
Commercial Manager Gilbert I. Berry
Program Director William L. Dean
Chief Engineer Robert W. Minton
WIRE
INDIANAPOLIS— 1924— NBC
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Indianapolis Bcstg., Inc.
Business-Studio Add.. .307 N. Pennsylvania St.
Phone Number Plaza 1541
Newspaper Affiliation Central Newspaper
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Free & Peters
Membership BAB
President Eugene C. Pulliam
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Willard C. Worcester
Commercial Manager Daniel C. Park
Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Ward C. Glenn
Program Director M. Wayland FuUington
Chief Engineer Eugene E. Alden
WISH
INDIANAPOLIS— 1941— ABC
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 5000 Watts .d;
1000 n.
OvTned-Oper. By Universal Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address. .1440 N. Meridian St.
418
N D I AN A
Phone Number Plaza 4595
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Boiling
Membership NARTB
President C. Bruce McConnell
General Manager Robert B. McConnell
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Reid Chapman
Station Manager William H. Spencer
Program Director William E. Frosch
Chief Engineer Stokes Gresham, Jr.
WXLW
INDIANAPOLIS— 1948
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Indianapolis, Inc.
Phone Number Hickory 6494
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative John Pearson Co.
President Lyman S. Ayres
Gene al Manager Robert D. Enoch
Program Director G. A. Smith. Jr.
Chief Engineer Bert Goetzinger
WITZ
JASPER— 1948
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . Jasper on the Air Inc.
Address P, O. Box 167
Phone Number Jasper 678
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
President Dr. Gilbert E. Metzgei
General, Sta. Manager F. A. Higgins
Commercial Manager Dennis J. Keller
Sales Prom. Mgr Joe Salvi
Publicity Director Vita Suefert
Program Director Pat Bohnert
Chief Engineer Jim Young
WIOU
KOKOMO— 1948— CBS
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owner North Central Indiana Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. . .2121/2 No. Main St.
Phone Number 6194
Air "Hme Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Weed
Membreship NARTB, BAB
President Richard Blacklidge
V.P.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr John Carl Jeffrey
Progi-am Director William R. Cox
Publicity Director Robert Bruner
Chief Engineer Chester Rector
W AS K
LAFAYETTE— 1942— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 watts
Owned-Operated By WFAM. Inc.
Business-Studio Address McCarty Lane
Phone Number Lafayette 2-4300
Air Time Full Time
News Service 2. UP
Representative Wm. G. Rambeau
Membership NARTB. BAB
President 0. E. Richardson
General Manager E. R. Herkner
Program Director Richard W, Long
Chief Engineer Harry Garba
WLOI
LA PORTE— 1948
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By La Porte Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Rumely Hotel
Phone Number 3734
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
President. Sta. Mgr . Hoyt H. Scott
WSAL
LOGANSPORT— 1949— MBS
KEYSTONE
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . Logansport Bdg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 399
Phone Number 4261
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Membership NARTB. BAB
General Manager Raymond W. Baker
Program Director Ira McCormack
Chief Engineer Earl Nelson
WBAT
MARION— 1947— CBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By .... Marion Radio Corp.
Business-Studio Address. ..303V2 S. Adams St.
Phone Number 5500
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Rambeau
Membersh-p NARTB
President John Ramp
Station Manager William Fowler
Comm. Mgr George McRae
Chef Engineer Charles F. Stinson
419
INDIANA
WIMS
MICHIGAN CITY— 1947
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 n.
' Owned-Oper. By .. .Northern Indicma Bcsters..
Inc.
Business-Studio Address 415 Franklin St.
Phone Number 5-5245
News Service UP
Station Representative Wm. G. Rambeau
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr William N. Udell
Commercial Managers. . . Al Halus. Robert Heel
Sales Prom. Mgr Jean R. La Grange
Program Director Richard OlsOn
Chiel Engineer Robert J. Schilling
W L B C
MUNCIE— 1926— CBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watls
Owned -Operated By . . Trl City Radio Corp.
Business Address P. O. Box 271
Phone Number 4403
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard. World
Representative Walker. Hal Holman
Pres., Gen. Sta. Mgr D. A. Burton
Commercial Manager W. F. Grain
Program Director Lee Allerton
Chief Engineer M. M. Grain
WLRP
NEW ALBANY— 1949
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Ope-ated By.. Ohio Valley Bcstg., Inc.
Address Box 285
Phone Number 4-2235
A=r Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr Roy L. Hickox
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Milton Lamm
Program Director Keith Reising
Publicity Director Joe Gillum
Chief Engineer Eugene A. Fischer
WPGW
PORTLAND— 1951
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned Oper. By Glenn West
Address R.R. No. 2
Phone Number 1094
^■ranscriptlon Service SESAC
Membership NARTB. BAB
Owner, Gen. Mgr Glenn West
Consulting Engineer Geo. C. Davis
WRAY
PRINCETON— 1950
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By M. R. Lankford
Address Outer West Broadway
Phone Number 1250
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Station Representative Indie Sales
President. ... M. R. Lankford
Gen,. Comm., Mgr., Chi. Engr.,
Prog. Dir Bryan Davidson
Publicity Director Peggy Outright
WKBV
RICHMOND— 1926— ABC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operoted By Central Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address. .25 S. Ninth St.
Phone Number 2-1156
Air Time 5:45 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, SESAC
Representative Robert Meeker
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Allen McCrea
Gen., Sta. Mgr Lester G. Spencer
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr.. . .Roland L. Nusbaum
Program Director Charles L. Mitchell
Chief Engineer L. J. Duning
WJCD
SEYMOUR— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Dr. Azra C. Baker
Address 1534 Ewing St. Rd.
Phone Number 1212
News Service AP
Air Time Daytime
Transcription Service World. Capitol
General Manager Azra C. Baker
Commercial Manager Robert E. Shippee
Program Director Roger W. Bradley
Chief Engineer Arnold Houn
WHOT
SOUTH BEND— 1944— ABC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By South Bend Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address ... St. Joseph &
Monroe Sts.
Phone Number 7-1566
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Boiling
Membership NARTB. BAB
President C. Bruce McConnell
General Manager Robert B. McConnell
Station Manager Frank Crosiar
Commercial Manager C. J. Pajakowski
Program Director Jack Douglas
Chief Engineer Ira D. Kealy
420
INDIANA
WJVA
SOUTH BEND— 1947
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . St. Joseph Valley Bdstg. Corp.
Address 206 So. Main St., Misawaka, Ind.
Phone Number 5-8620
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr F. R. Householder
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Charlie Sharpless
Program Director Vince Doyle
Chief Engineer Francis J. Bock
W S B T
SOUTH BEND— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By The South Bend Tribune
Business-Studio Address Tribune Bldg.
Phone Number 3-6161
Newspaper Affiliation. .. .South Bend Tribune
News Service UP
Tronscrip. Serv. . . . RCA Thesaurus, Standard
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB, BAB
President F. A. Miller
General Manager Robert H. Swintz
Commercial Manager Neal B. Welch
Publicity Director Walter A. Sweitzer
Program Director Robert J. Drain
Chief Engineer Arthur R. O'Neil
WTCJ
TELL CITY— 1948
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By James R. Brewer
Business-Studio Address Tell City
Phone Number 740
Owner, Manager James R. Brewer
W B 0 W
TERRE HAUTE— 1927— NBC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Operated By Banks of the Wabash, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 303 S. Sixth St.
Phone Number Crawford 5034
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Serv:c3 Thesaurus
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Alvin Eades
Comm., Gen., Sta. Mgr. . . William F. Rippetoe
Sales Prom. Manager Bob Rhoads
Program Director Harry Frey
Publicity Director Ralph McHargue
Chief Engineer Howard Stewart
WTHI
TERRE HAUTE— 1947— CBS
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Wabash Valley Bdg. Corp.
Address 120 South 7th Street
Phone Number Crawford 9481
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representation Boiling Co., Inc.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Anton Hulman, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr Joseph M. Higgins
Commercial Manager Dick Forbes
Sales Promotion Mgr Lou Froeb
Program Director Ben Falber, Jr.
Chief Engineer Don Petit
W A 0 V
VINCENNES— 1940— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Vincennes Sun Co.
Business Address Grand Hotel
Phone Number 787
ISOLATED!
. . . MUST BE REACHED FROM WITHIN.
Like an oasis in the desert . . . WTHI
serves the vast rich Wabash Valley trading
area.
• North, South, East or West ... no
sizeable market exists nearby.
• The major focal point in a diversified
market of determined growth.
• A $12,000,000 industrial building
program is now in progress.
And, WTHI is its mo:/ powerful sales voice!
Terre Haute's Represented
strongest Nationally
and only
Home-Owned °y
station The Boiling Co.
WTHI
CBS Radio'
421
• • •
NDIANA-IOWA
• • •
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Free & Peters
President Eugene C. PuUicun
Gen., Comm. Mgr Tom Peden
Program Director Dick Shaughnessy
Chief Technician Ralph Baldwin
Prom. Mgr Roy Stanley
WKAM
WARSAW— 1949
F.equency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Kosciusko Bcstg. Corp.
Address RR #1
Phone Number 65
News Service AP
Transcription Service Cole
Representative Hal Holmcm Co.
President J. W. Autenrieth, Jr.
Chief Engineer Howard Wheelock
WRSW
WARSAW— 1952
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Reub Williams & Sons, Inc.
Address Times Building
Phone Number 155
News Service UP
Trans. Service .... Capitol, Lang-Worth, World
Representative Hoosier
President. ... Raymond B. Williams
General Manager C. Reuben Williams
Comm., Bus. Mgr William Mollenhour
Program Dir Robert Richmond
Prom. Mgr Jack Essenberg
Chief Engineer Fred Gresso
Pop. April 1, 1933 (Est.) 2,732,000 — Total Housing Units 819,000
Families April 1, 1933 (Est.) 770,000 — Stations in State 30
KASI
AMES— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Ames Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 328 V2 Main St.
Phone Number 3480
Air Time Daytime
Newspaper Affiliation. . . .Ames Daily Tribune
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President W. S. Rupe
Gen., Comm. Mgr Arthur A. Skinner
Program Director R. B. Tillerson
Chief Engineer Doyle D. Kelso
KJ AN
ATLANTIC— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By.. George Basil Anderson
Phone Number 849
Address 17 West 4th St.
Representative Continental
News Service AP
Transcription Service World. SESAC
Pres., Gen. Mgr George Basil Anderson
Station Manager Ken Stobaugh
Commercial Manager Frank Miller
Chief Engineer Bob Folk
KWBG
BOONE— 1949
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d..
500 WattP n.
Owned-Operated By Boone Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 38
Phone Number 1590
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
News Service UP. INS
Representative John E. Peorsson
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Harold L. Fisher
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Paul E. Millen
Commercial Manager Robert Erickson
Program Director Marilyn Doran
Chief Engineer Dan Garretson
K B U R
BURLINGTON— 1941— ABC
Frequency: 1490 Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Burlington Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .National Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 680
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Taylor
Membership BAB
Pres., Gen.. S'a. Mgr Gerard B. McDermott
Prom., Comm. Mgr David H. Steinle
Program Director Richard Mosena
Chief Engineer John Gollino
KCIM
CARROLL— 1950
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Carroll Broadcasting Co.
Address 520 N. Adams St.
Phone Number 3586
Transcription Service. . .Lang-Worth, Thesaurus
News Service AP, INS
422
I OWA
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB
General Manager Lynn Bickett
Commercial Manager Warren Stout
Program Director Howard Campbell
Chief Engineer Eugene Reiff
KCRG
CEDAR RAProS— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By The Gazette Co.
Business-Studio Address 104 First St.. SW
Phone Number 4-4194
Newspaper Affiliation . . Cedar Rapids Gazette
News Service AP. INS
Transcription Service World
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NARTB. BAB
Secretary. Vice-President .. Joseph F. Hladky
Sta.. Comm. Mgr Fred W. Wagenvocrd
Sales Prom., Pub. Dir Edna A. Herbst
Program Director Ralph Willey
Chief Engineer Zack Tranmer
KPIG
CEDAR RAPIDS— 1950— TALL CORN
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Cedar Rapids Bcstg.
Business Address Cedar Rapids
Phone Number 3-8265
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Pearson
Vice Pres Allen H. Embury
Commercial Manager Gene Carson
Program Director Jordan Jacks
Chief Engineer James Duryed
W M T
CEDAR RAPIDS— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By American Bcstg.
Stations. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 807 Barr Bldg.
Phone Number District 2717
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP. INS. UP
Transcription Service RCA. Lang- Worth
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB, BAB
Co-Owner (Mrs.) Helen S. Mark
Co-Owner & Exec. VJ> William B. Dolph
General Manager William B. Quarton
Commercial Manaqer Lew Van Nostrand
Prom.. Pub. Dir Leo F. Cole
Program Director Douglas B. Grant
Chief Engineer George Hixenbaugh
KCOG
CENTER VILLE— 1949
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . Centerville Bdcstg Co.
Address igio South Main St.
Phone Number 131, 407
Air Time '. '. ". .Unlimited
News Service /^p
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative McGillvra
Membership NARTB
President r. k. Beck
Gen.. Sta.. Comm.. Mgr A. M. Farber
Program Director Margaret Ashby
Chief Engineer Robert K. Reimers
KCHA
CHARLES CITY— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owns i-Op«:aiei By Inland Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address Charles City
Phone Number 787
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative McGillvra
President Dean HoUingsworth
General Manager C. E. Wright
Program Director Doris La Bounty
Chief Engineer Loren Koesling
KCHE
CHEROKEE— 1952
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By .... Cherokee Bcstg. Co.
Address 219V2 W. Main St.
Phone Number 51
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Gen.. Comm. Mgr Russell A. Hickmon
Prom. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Charles Resnikov
Chief Engineer Sterling H. Heil
K R OS
CLINTON— 1941— MBS-TALL CORN
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... Clinton Bdcstg Corp.
Address 246 Fifth Avenue South
Phone Number 448
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB. BAB
President W. S. Jacobsen
Gen., Sta. Mg- B. M. Jacobson
Comm.. Prom. Manager Darline Gordon
Prog.. Pub. Dir Ralph Stoeckel
Chief Engineer Gerald Parker
KSWI
COUNCIL BLUFFS— 1947
Frequency: 1560 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Nonpareil Bdctg. Co.
Address Nonpariel Bldg.
423
• • •
OW A
* • •
Phon9 Number Co. Bluffs 4041
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated, RCA
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen, Mgr Robert R. O'Brien
Station Manager Harold Hughes
Commercial Manager Harold Abramson
Sales Promotion Manager .... Royal S. Krouse
Program Director R. M. Hallgren
Publicity Director Marge Morris
Chief Engineer Harry Hamilton
KSIB
CRESTON~1946— KBS
Frequency: 1520 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Southwest Iowa Bcstg. Co.
Address Creston
Phone Number 55
News Service INS
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB
Representative Pearson
President Arthur Horning
Gen., Comm. Mgr E. M. Horning
Conunercial, Promotion Manager. Paul Ranson
Program, Publicity Director Jack Mills
Chief Engineer William Zollman
KFM A
DAVENPORT— 1952
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By KFMA Bcstg. Co.
Address 415 Perry St.
Phone Number 6-4407
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Pres.. Gen. Mgr A. D. Pierce
Commercial Mgr Frank Frost
Promotion Mgr Doris Hanner
Chief Engineer L. W. Andrews
KSTT
DAVENPORT— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1170 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Davenport Bcstg. Co. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 324 Main St.
Phone Number 6-2541
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service C. P. MacGregor
Representative Sears & Ayer
President Hugh R. Norman
Station Mgr Jerry Dunphy
Commercial Mgr Neil Conklin
Production Director Warren Anderson
Chief Engineer A. M. McGregor
woe
DAVENPORT— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Tri-City Bdcstg. Co.
Address 805 Brady Street
Phone Number 3-3661
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representatives Free & Peters, Inc.
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Col. B. J. Palmer
V.P. & Treasurer D. D. Palmer
Exec. Vice-Pres Ralph Evans
Secretary Wm. D. Wagner
Manager Ernest C. Sanders
Sales Manager Mark Wodlinger
Program Director Charles Freburg
Asst. Mgr Fred A. Reed
Publicity Director Paul Ives
Chief Engineer Paul Arvidson
KDEC
DECORAH— 1947— MBS-TALL CORN
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Scenic Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address State Road
Phone Number 1240
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Co-Mgr Verne Koenig
Gen. Co-Mgr., Comm. Mgr Kenneth Bjerke
Sales Prom. Mgr John Hansen
Chief Engineer Arnie Zoruba
KCBC
DES MOINES>-1946
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Majestic Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 2323 Grand Ave.
Phone Number 4-3151
News Service UP
Representative Forjoe
President Karl Peters
General Manager Rollo H. Bergeson
Chief Engineer Bob Brown
KIOA
DES MOINES— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 940 Kc. . . .Power: 10.000 Watts d..
5.000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By ... Independent Bdcstg. Co.
Address 10th & Mulberry
Phone Number 2-9191
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service INS, UP
Transcription Service World
Representative A. M. Radio Sales Co.
President Ralph L. Atlass
General Manager Harold W. CasslU
Program Director Lee L. Harris
Chief Engineer Lloyd R. Amoo
424
OWA
K R N T
DES MOINES— 1935— CBS
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 5000 WatU
OwnedOperoted By Cowles Bcstg. Co.
Biisiness-Studio Address 715 Locust St.
Phone Number 3-2111
Newspaper Aiiiliation Register-Tribune
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service Standard
Station Representative The Katz Agency
Membership NARTB
President Gardner Cowles
General-Station Managr Bob Dillon
Commercial Manager Paul EUiott
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Joe Hudgens
Program Director Dick Covey
Chief Engineer Charles Quentin
K S 0
DES MOINES— 1922— ABC
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Murphy Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 800 Farm Bldg.
Phone Number 3-0571
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Petry & Co.
Membership NARTB
President Kingsley H. Murphy
Gen., Comm. Mgr S. H. McGovern
Pub., Pgm. Dir B. C. Baldwin
Chief Engineer F. E. Bartlelt
KWDM
DES MOINES— 1948
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 WatU
Owned-Operated By . . Des Moines Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 407 Fifth Ave.
Phone Number 2-8363
Air Time Full Time
News Service INS. UP
Transcription Service . Cole, SESAC, Associated
Pres.. Comm. Mgr George W. Webber
General Manager Robert L. Webber
Program Director Edith D. Webber
Sales Prom. Mgr Joe LaCava
Chief Engineer Werner Schwarx
WHO
DES MOINES— 1924— NBC
Frequency: 1040 Kc Power: 50.000 WatU
Owned-Ooerated By Central Bcsta. Co-
Business-Studio Address 914 Walnut St.
Phone Number 3-7147
Air Time F«U Time
News Service AP, INS. UP
Transcription Service Thesourua, SESAC
Station Representative Free & Peten
Membership NARTB, BAB
President CoL B. J. Pahner
Vice-Pres. & Treas D. D. Palmer
V. Pres. & Resident Mgr. Paul A. Loyet
Exec. V. Pres. Ralph Evans
Sales Manager Harold Fulton
Sales Promotion John Schweiker
Program Director Jack Kerrigon
Production Director Kenneth Gfeller
News Bureau Manager Jack D. Shelley
Chief Engineer Reed E. Snyder
KDTH
DUBUQUE— 1941— NBC
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owner Dubuque Telegraph-Herald
Bus.-Studio Address. . .Bghth Ave. & Bluif Sti.
Phone Number 3-7351
Newspaper Affiliation. . . .Dubuque Telegraph-
Herald
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Station Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB. BAB
General-Station Manager K. S. Gordon
Commercial Manager A. C. Newburgh
Sales Prom. Mgr Wm. Croker
Program Director Arnie Stierman
Publicity Director Gerald McAleece
Chief Engineer Robert I. Hancock
WDBQ
DUBUQUE— 1933— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Operated By Dubuque Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 505 Main St.
Phone Number 3-8241
Air Time 6:15 a.m.-M.
News Service ^
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Robert Meeker
Membership NARTB
Exec. V.P.. Gen. Sta. Mgr.. .James D. Carpenter
Commercial Mgr Harry Hatzenbuehler
Program-Production Dir Gleason Kistler
Prom., Pub. Director R. E. Carpenter
Chief Engineer Barker-Helm
KLIL
ESTERVILLE— 1952
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Operated By Esterville Bcstg. Co.
Address ^^^^ ^^
News Service • • • • • •■•^Z,
Transcription Service Lang- Worth. SESAC
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Wm. E. Schons
Commercial Mgr Robert Sterenborg
Prom. Mgr., Prog. Dir Marvin Shuly
Chief Engineer. Gene Randolph
425
IOWA
KVFD
FT. DODGE— 1939— MBS
TALL CORN
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 WatU
Owned-Operated By Northwest Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Warden Bldg.
Phone Number Walnut 3761
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP. INS
Transcription Service Long-Worth
Rspresentative Pearson
Membership NARTB. BAB
President, General Manager ...Edward Breen
Commercial Manager Lester Person
Program Director Drexel Peterson
Chief Engineer David G. Sinclair
KXGI
FT. MADISON— 1947
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By KXGI
Business-Studio Address Marquette Bldg.
Phone Number 1360
Air Time Sunrise to sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative George W. Clark, Inc.
President W. E. Walker
Gen., Sta. Mgr Greg Rouleau
Comm.. Sales, Prom. Mgr R. M. Moore
Program Director Richard Lawrence
Chief Engineer Wallace Werz
KXIC
IOWA CITY— 1948
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Johnson County Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address. .108 V2 E. Washington St.
Phone Number 8-1181
News Service INS, UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Wm. G. Rambeau
Membership BAB
President A. James Ebel
Gen., Comm. Mgr Gene Claussen
Program Director F. M. Breeders
Chief Engineer Elliott Full
KOKX
KEOKUK— 1948
Frequency: 1310 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Wotts d.,
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Keokuk Bdcstg. Co.
Address 4 So. 5th St.
Phone Number 235
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service World, Capitol
Membership NARTB, BAB
President H. W. Stadler
Gen.. Comm.. Prom. Mgr Herb Nel*
Program Director Virgil Fortner
Chief Engineer James L. Mott
K F J B
MARSHALLTOWN— 1923— MBS
TALL CORN
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Operated By Marshall Electric Co.
Business-Studio Address 133 E. Main St.
Phone Number 3381
Air Time Full Time
News Service .UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB. BAB
President John W. Norris
General Manager William P. White
Commercial Manager William C. Doll
Prom. Mgr., Prog. Dir Allan N. Schrock
Chief Engineer Herbert G. Anderson
K G L 0
MASON CITY— 1937— CBS
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Lee Radio, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 12V2 2nd St., N.E.
Phone Number 2800
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Lee P. Loomis
Exec. V.P.. Gen. Mgr Herbert R. Ohrt
Comm. Mgr C. D. Hilton
Sales Promotion Manager Donald Harrer
Program Director William G. Suter
Prod. Dir., Chief Anncr Robert Clausen
Publicity Director Ann Good
Chief Engineer Roger E. Sawyer
KRIB
MASON CITY— 1948— MBS
TALL CORN
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Mason City Bcstg. Co.
Address 5 Second St., S.W.
Phone Number 5400
Representative Pearson
Transcription Service World
News Service AP
Partners Louis Abbott, George &
William Wolf
Gen., Comm. Manager Paul E. Millen
News Director Bob Cavanaugh
Chief Engineer Richard J. Kelley
KSMN
MASON CITY— 1947
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Mohawk Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Weir Bldg.
Phone Number 5420
426
IOWA
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Seryice UP
Membership NARTB
Transcription Service Associated
Pr«8., General-Station Mgr.. .Robert M. Caraon
Comm., Prom. Manager Norman W. Rice
Prog.. Pub. Dir Milton H. Cohen
Chief Engineer Hubert J. Marshall
KWPC
MUSCATINE— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Muscatine Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 860
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB. BAB
Comm.. Gen., Sta. Mgr George J. Volger
Program Director Marion Templeman
Chief Engineer Earl Lewis
KOEL
OELWEIN— 1950— TALL CORN
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Northeast Iowa Radio Corp.
Address AVz W. Charles St.
Phone Number 120.-1
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
Representative Pearson
Transcription Service. .Thesaurus. Lang- Worth.
SESAC
News Service INS. UP
Membership NARTB. BAB
President A. E. Schneider
Gen.. Sta. Mgr W. J. Teich
Comm. Mgr Donald McKee
Sales Prom. Mgr Len Pajella
Prog. Dir Ed Jenkins
Publicity Dir Chrystal B. Julien
Chief Engineer Burt Murphy
KBOE
OSKALOOSA— 1950
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Oskaloosa Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 273
Phone Number 301
Transcription Service Thesaurus
News Service AP
Representative McGillvra
Membership NARTB, BAB
President E. W. Wenrick
General. Sta. Manager Ken Kilmer
Chief Engineer Robert W. Moore
K B I Z
OTTUMWA— 1941— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KBIZ. Inc.
Address 2513 N. Court Rd.
Phone Number 5600
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
President, General Mgr James J. Conroy
Station Manager Alice E. Fisher
Program Director Larry Shepard
Chief Engineer Loyd Hanson
KFNF
SHENANDOAH— 1924— MBS
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Capital Bcstg. Co.
Address Shenandoah
Phone Number 1302
News Service AP, INS
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB. BAB
President C. J. Abbott
Gen.. Comm. Manager C. Earl Williams
Program Director Earl Blakesley
Chief Engineer Franz Cherny
KM A
SHENANDOAH— 1925— ABC
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By May Bcstg. Co.
Address Lowell and Elm
Phone Number 192
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Avery-Knodel, Inc.
Membership NARTB
President Edward W. May
General Manager Owen Saddler
Station Manager Anthony Koelker
Comm. Mgr H. O. Peterson
Sales Prom. Mgr H. B. Arkoff
Program Director Warren Nielson
Publicity Dir Allen R. Johnston
Chief Engineer R. I. Schroeder
KCOM
SIOUX CITY— 1949
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KCOM Bcstg. Co.
Address 620 Insurance Exchange Bldg.
Phone Number 8-0628
Air Time Unlimited
News Service • -^
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Pearson
President & Manager Dietrich Dirks
Comm., Prom. Mgr Sheldon Singer
Prog. Dir.. Chief Eng E. P. Bouchier
427
IOWA
K S C J
SIOUX CITY— 1927— ABC
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Perkins Bros. Co.
Business-Studio Address 415 Douglas St.
Phone Number 5-7993
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth. World
SESAC
Representative George P. HoUingbery
Membership . NARTB
President W. R. Perkins
Station-Commercial Mgr E. T. Flaherty
Program Director Elizabeth Sammons
Publicity Director Jean Harraday
Chief Engineer Ernest Kruger
KT R I
SIOUX CITY— 1338— MBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Sioux City Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Commerce Bldg.
Phone Number 8-0165
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative O. L. Taylor Co.
President John C. Kelly
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr James Mitchell
Sales Prom. Dir Lennon Kelly
Program Director Bob Hansen
Chief Engineer Glenn Larson
K I C D
SPENCER— 1941— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Iowa Great Lakes Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 631
Phone Number 1240
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service . . , Standard, Associated
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen., Comm. Mgr Ben B. Sanders
Program Director Mason Dixon
Chief Engineer Eldon Kanago
KAYL
STORM LAKE— 1948
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Cornbelt Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 1490
News Service AP
Transcription Service World, Capitol,
Standard
Membership NARTB. BAB
President O. J. Grou
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr James J. McCord
Program Director P. R. Benson
Chief Engineer Howard I. Carlson
KBOK
WATERLOO— 1946
Frequency: 1090 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Waterloo Bcstg. Co.
Address 620 V2 Lafayette St.
Phone Number 6851
Representative McGillvra
News Service UP
General Manager John M. Printup
Chief Engineer Archie Erickson
KWWL
WATERLOO— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1330 Kc. . . .Power: 5000 Watts d.,
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By . . Black Hawk Bdcstg Co.
Address Hotel Russell Lamson
phone Number 4405
News Service AP
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Ralph J. McElroy
Commercial Manager Donald E. Inman
Sales Prom. Mgr Virgil D. Clark
Program Mgr Warren Mead
Publicity Dir Raymond C. Starr
Chief Engineer Leon H. Broun
AP
SELLS
For Stations and Sponsors —
For insfance . . . KBOE
"We've never been with-
out a sponsor on an AP news-
cast. And the adjacencies to
these programs are so desir-
able that they make it easier
to sell other programs.''
KEN KILMER,
Manager,
KBOE, Oskaloosa, Iowa
428
OWA-KANSAS
KXEL
WATERLOCX-1942— ABC
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 50.000 Walts
Owned-Oper. By Josh Higgins Bcstg. Co.
Address Highway 20 East
Phone Number 3-3371, 3-3372
News Service INS
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB
President, Gen.-Station Manager. . Joe DuMond
Comm.. Sales Prom. Mgr A. J. DuMond
Program Dir Emlyn Owen
Chief Engineer Don Eassner
KJFJ
WEBSTER CITY— 1950
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Land O'Com Bcstg. Co.
Address East Hiway 20
Phone Number 1500
Newspaper Affiliation "Freeman-Iournal"
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, Capitol
Membership NARTB
President Charles V. Warren
Gen. Mgr Wayne J. Hatchett
Comm. Mgr Cleve Foster
Pgm. Dir G. D. Warland
Chief Engineer Wayne Olsen
KANSA!
Pop. April 1, 1953 (Est.) 2,010,000 — Total Housing Units 629,000
Families April 1,1953 (Est.) 580,000 — Stations in State 37
KSOK
ARKANSAS CITY— 1947
Frequency: 1280 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By .The KSOK Bdcstg. Co.
Phone Number 2666
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
President Oscar S. Stouffer
General Manager S. C. Thompson
Program Director George Carroll
News Director Arlan Young
Chief Engineer Edward H. Howe
KARE
ATCHISON-ST. JOSEPH— 1939
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Griffith-Buenning Bdstg. Co.
Address Fifth & Kansas Ave., Atchison
Phone Number 2447 Atchison
Air Time 5:45 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Partners J. M. Griffith & P. H. Buenning
Comm. Mgr Robert Nelson
Publicity Director Edna Shelly
Sales Prom. Mgr Paul H. Buenning
Chief Engineer L. H. Winegardner
KCRB
CHANUTE— 1952— KBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Cecil W. Roberts
Address Plummer & Beech Sts.
Phone Number 434
News Service UP
Representative Conwell
Owner Cecil W. Roberts
Gen. Mgr., Chf. Engr Jerrell Henry
Sales Manager Les Brecht
Program Director Dorothy Henry
KGGF
COFFEYVILLE— 1930— ABC
Frequency: 690 Kc. . . Power: 10.000 Watts d..
5000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By. .The Midwest Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 8th & Ehn
Phone Number 1843.-4
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Richard M. Beaton
Sales Prom.. Sta. Mgr..
Pub. Dir Robert L. Pratt
Commercial Manoger E. B. Spoonamore
Program Dir Richard S. Embody
Chief Engineer J. S. Jaminet
KXXX
COLBY— 1947
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Western Plains Bcstg. Co.
Address 380 W. 4th St.
Phone Number 790
Air Tune Daytime
News Service ^P
Transcription Service SESAC. Thesaurus
Representative Headley-Reed
President Don Searle
V.P.. Mgr Ed Mason
Commercial Mgr William A. MarHn
Promotion Mgr Quint McCredie
Chief Engineer V. L. Lynch
429
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KANSAS
• • •
K G N 0
DODGE CITY— 1930
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned Oper. By Dodge City Best?. Co.
Business Address 705 Second St.
Phone Number 1370
Air Time 6 a.m.-l 1 p.m.
Newspaper Affiliation . Dodge City Daily Globe
News Service AP
Transcription Service .World
Representative Art Hagg
Membership NARTB, BAB
President J. C. Denious
General Manager W. Elliott
Program Director Herschel Holland
Chef Engineer Frank Miller
Sales Prom. Mgr Ruth Peterson
KTSW
EMPORIA— 1939— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Emporia Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address Broadview Hotel
Phone Number 3450
Air Time .Unlimited
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President Robert Reed
V.P., Gen. Mgr Max B. Bicknell
Secretary Vic Hiett
Commercial Manager. John Wilks
Program Director Jim Deay
Publicity Director Wilma Slattery
Chief Engineer Everett Thompkins
KGAR
GARDEN CITY— 1949
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. Ark Valley Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address Box 878
Phone Number 3041
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Hal Holman Co.
Membership NARTB
President Dr. H. C. Sartorius
General Manager Dale E. Kern
Program Director Marjorie Nickum
Chief Engineer Robert Breeding
K I U L
GARDEN CITY— 1935— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Cper. By . Telegram Publishing Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address Garden City
Phone Number 3251
Newspaper Affiliation "Daily Telegram"
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
President Robert B. RMd
Gen.. Sta. Manager Robert Wells
Commercial Manager Doug Hough
Program Director Tony Jewell
Publicity Director Ann Conrad
Chief Engineer Gene Conjurske
KWGB
GOODLAND-.1947
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By James E. Blair
Business-Studio Address Goodland
Phone Number 331
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol, Cole
Owner, General Mgr James E. Blair
Commercial Mgr Bert Blair
Chief Engineer Lyle Pick
KVGB
GREAT BEND— 1937— NBC
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KVGB, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 2103 Forest
Phone Number 4317
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Newspaper Affiliation "Daily Tribune"
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB
President Helen T. Coogan
V.P., Gen., Sta. Mgr Grover C. Cobb
Asst. Mgr Sherwood R. Parks
Sales Manager Bill J. Jarvis
Program Director Ray H. Reals
Chief Engineer Chester A. Wallack
KAYS
HAYS— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KAYS, Inc.
Phone Number 4-2578
Address 2450 Hall St.
Air Time Full Time
Newspaper Affiliation Hays Daily News
News Service AP
Transcription Service. .Thesaurus. Lang- Worth
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Frank Motz
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Bob Schmidt
Program Director Jim Ayres
Publicity Director Janie Roth
Promotion Manager Bud Ryan
Chief Engineer Glen Bamett
K W B W
HUTCfflNSON— 1935— NBC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
430
Owned-Oper. By Nation's Center Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Box 1026
Phone Number 24486
Air Time Full Time
News Service Ap
Transcription Service World
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB
President Bess Marsh Wyse
General Manager Harold E. King
Commercial Manager Kainor Carson
Program Director Jack Fallon
Publicity Director Bob Evans
Chief Engineer James Riley
KWHK
HUTCHINSON— 1946
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 n.
Owned-Operated By KWHK Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 18 W. 5th SL
Phone Number 3-100
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Everett-McKinney
President James E. Murray
Gen., Comm. Mgr Vem Minor
Program Director Jim Murray, Jr.
Chief Engineer Millard Clary
KIND
INDEPENDENCE— 1947
Frequency: 1010 Kc Powen 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Central Bcstg., Inc.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Professional Bldg.
Phone Number 1010
News Service AP
Membership BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. Nelson Rupard
Chief Engineer James Teats
KJCK
JUNCTION CITY— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Ralph L. Weir. Jr.
Address 724 No. Washington St.
Phone Number Junction City 1477
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB. BAB
Owner, Gen. Mgr R. L. Weir. Jr.
Comm.. Sis. Prom. Mgr James Piatt
Program Director Ken Thomas
Chief Engineer John Webb
KCKN
KANSAS CITY— 1925
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KCKN Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 300 Waltower Bldg.
KANSAS
Phone Number Victor 3864
Air Time Full Time
Newspaper Affiliation The Kansan
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service ... Lang-Worth. Standard
Representative Capper Publications
Membership NARTB
President W. A. Bailey
General Manager Ben Ludy
Sta.. Comm., Prom. Mgr Joe Story
Program Director George Stump
Chief Engineer Lewis Dickensheets
KLWN
LAWRENCE— 1951
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Lawrence Bcstrs. Inc.
Address Lawrence
Phone Number 3431
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative W. S. Grant
Membership NARTB. BAB
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Arden Booth
Program Director Ed Hundley
Chief Engineer Hal Carlson
KCLO
LEAVENWORTH— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Midwest Bcstg. Sys.
Address 418 Cherokee
Phone Number 3620 — 3621
Air Time Day Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Hil F. Best
President Cecil W. Roberts
Gen.. Sta., Comm. Mgr. . . William C Whitlock
Sales Prom. Mgr Bob Buis
Program Director Chester Kozak
Chief Engineer David L. Reed
KSCB
LIBERAL— 1948
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Seward County Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 311
Phone Number 3891
Air Time Day Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NARTB. BAB
President AH M. London
General Manager Leon S. Salathiel
Commercial Manager Roy Pearce
Program Director Larry Filkins
Chief Engineer Wayne Pash
431
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KANSAS
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K M A N
MANHATTAN— 1950
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Manhattan Bcstg, Co.
Address 114 No. 4th St.
Phone Number 4451
Transcription Library Thesaurus, SESAC
Newspaper Affil "Daily Mercury-Chronicle"
News Service AP
President Fred A. Seaton
Gen., Sta. Manager Warren L. Mowder
Comm., Prom. Manager Marvin W. Houtz
Program Director Sam Blessing
Chief Engineer Herbert P. Lavin
KOAM
PITTSBURG— 1937— NBC
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts d..
5,000 n.
Owned-Oper. By. -The Pittsburg Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 609
Phone Number , 2165
Air Time 5:45 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB
President E. V. Baxter
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr R. E. Wade
Chief Engineer Leo Stafford
KNEX
Mcpherson— 1949— LBS
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By McPherson Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 186
Phone Number 1540
News Service AP
Transcription Service SESAC
President Evart Mills
General Manager Henry Dais
Commercial Mgr Vance Archer
Chief Engineer Claude Hughes
Consulting Engineer Ted Heithecker
KOFO
OTTAWA— 1949
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Ottawo Bcstg. Co.
Transmitter Address P. O. Box 46
Phone Number 1045
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol, Lang- Worth
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. N. lobes
Sta. Mgr., Pub. Dir Herbert M. Jobes
Prom.. Comm. Mgr Thomas F. Ruble
Prog. Dir., Chief Eng Daniel W. Coltrane
K L K C
PARSONS— 1948
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Community Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1904 Broadway
Phone Number 4050
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
Newspaper Affiliation The Sun
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President Clyde M. Reed, Jr.
General Manager Raeburn D. Drenner
Chief Engineer Clomer Warlord
KSEK
PITTSBURG— 1947
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KSEK Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address .Box 610
Phone Number 742
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Newspaper Affiliation Headlight & Sun
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Cook»
Membership BAB
President O. S. Stauffet
General Manager Thad M. Sandstrom
Commercial Manager Dale S. Helmers
Chief Engineer Paul A. Winders
KWSK
PRATT— 1952
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Pratt Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 385
K S A L
SALINA— 1937— MBS
Frequency: L150 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KSAL, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 201 W. Iron Ave.
Phone Number 3701
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, Standard
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB, BAB
President R. J. Laubengayer
Station Mgr R. V. Jensen
Prom. Mgr., Publ. Dir C. R. Lamer
Program Director Al Thompson
Chief Engineer Donald Engelhardt
432
KANSAS
KJAY
TOPEKA— 1949
Frenquency: 1440 Kc. ..Power: 5000 Watts d,.
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By S. H. Patterson
Address 908 Konsas Ave.
Phone Number 3-1336
Air Time Full Time
News Service INS
Representative Forjoe
President S. H. Patterson
Station Director Norwood J. Patterson
General Manager Wilber Upchurch
Program Director Roy Vernon
Chief Engineer Gole Totten
KTOP
TOPEKA— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Charles B. Axton
Address Topeka
Phone Number 4-3444
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative John E. Pearson Co.
Owner. Gen.. Sta. Mgr C. B. Axton
Commercial Manager Allan Cumutt
Asst. Manager Marie M. McKinney
Program Director Jack Warren Ostrode
Chief Engineer Willard H. Peterson
W I B W
TOPEKA— 1924— CBS
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned By Capper Publications, Inc.
Operated By Topeka Bcstg. Assn., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1035 Topeka Blvd.
Phone Number 3-2377
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service . , . Lang- Worth, Standard
President H. S. Blake
General-Station Manager Ben Ludy
Commercial Manager Hilton Hodges
Program Director Morude Carlson
Chief Engineer Lewis Dickensheets
WREN
TOPEKA— 1926— ABC
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .WREN, Bdcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 411 W. 10th St.
Phone Number 2-0505
Air Time Full Time
News Service ^
Transcription Service World
Representativo Weed
Membership NARTB. BAB
President AH M. Landon
Business Manager Fred L. Conger
Sales Promotion Manager . . . Gerald K. Barker
Program Director Max Falkenstein
Technical Spvsr Albert J. Meyer
KAKE
WICHITA— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Ovmed-Operated By KAKE Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 420 W. Douglas Ave.
Phone Niuiber 4-9369
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Radio Reps. Inc.
V.P., General Manager Jack Todd
Commercial Manager Martin Bass
P ogram Director Graeme Fletcher
Chief Engineer Harold Newby
K A N S
WICHITA— 1936— NBC
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Taylor Radio & TV
Business-Studio Address 1015 N. Broadway
Phone Number 4-2387
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative O. L Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB
President O. L. Ted Taylor
General Manager Archie J. Taylor
Commercial Manager Dudley Tichenor
Sales Promotion Manager Rusell L. Lowe
Program Director Justin Bradshaw
Chief Engineer Max Miller
KF B I
WICHITA— 1923— ABC
Frequency: 1070 Kc. .Power: 10.000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By KFBL Inc.
Business-Studio Address 200 E. First St.
Phone Number 2-1447
Air Time ^ a-m--J5^
News Service • • -^JJ
Transcription Service World
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Howard Lane
Gen., Sta. Mgr Hale Bondurant
Promotion Manager Clarence Sewell
Program Dir George Wells
Publicity Director Marie MacDonald
Chief Engineer K. W. Pyle
433
KANS ASK ENTUC KY
K F H
WICHITA— 1922-43BS
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operaled By. . .Radio Station KFH Co.
Business-Studio Address KFH Bldg.
Phone Number 2-4491
Air Time Full Time
Newspaper Affiliation "Eagle"
News Service UP, AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, Capitol
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NARTB. BAB
President John Rigby
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Frank V. Webb
Sales Promotion Manager Beulah Roth
Program Director Thomas Bashaw
Publicity Director Marjory Bassett
Chief Engineer Virgil Hinshaw
KWBB
WICHITA— 1950
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Wichita Beacon Bcstg. Co.
Address 2829 Salina Ave.
Phone Number 7-1265
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
Transcription Service Capitol, Thesaurus
News Service AP
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Louis Levand
General Manager J. Milton Hall
Comm. Mgrs John Merrell. Dale E. Kern
Program Director Chick Martin
Chief Engineer Ralph McClellan
KENTUCKY
Pop. April 1, 19^3 (Est.) 5,117 ,000 — Total Housing Units 823,000
Families April 1 , 1933 (Est.) 763,000 — Stations in State 46
W C M I
ASHLAND— 1935— CBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . .Ashland Bdcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 120 20th Street
Phone Number 3010
Air Time 6 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service , . . .XJP
Trans. Service World, Thesaurus, SESAC
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Gilmore N. Nunn
Sta., Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir W. R. Martin
Comm.. Gen. Mgr Charles C. Warren
Program Director George Marshall
Chief Engineer Clarenru W. Weavei
WKCT
BOWLING GREEN— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 930 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.,
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By ...Daily News Bdcstg. Co.
Address Box 727
Phone Number 4325
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Newspaper Affiliation .. Park City Daily News
■'"ranscription Service Thesaurus
Representative J. H. McGillvra Inc.
President J. Ray Gaines
Sta., Gen. Mgr Al Temple
Comm,. Prom. Mgr... James H. Topmiller. Jr.
Program D-' rector Jack Eversole
Publicity Direc'or Nada Cherry
Chief Engineer Haro Durham
W L B J
BOWLING GREEN— 1938— MBS
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Bowling Green Bcstg. Co.
Address 901 Lehman
Phone Number 3212
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Bum-Smith
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Ken D. Given
Commercial Manager Robert Proctor
Sales Prom. Mgr Georgia Bates
Publicity Director William Kuznitsof
Program Director Helen Given
Chief Engineer Rondal L. ^Uer
WLCK
CAMPBELLSVILLE— 1951
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Taylor Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 248
Phone Number 380
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth. Cole
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Redman Turner
Commercial Manager Lindsey Harden
Program Director Dean Harden
Asst. Mgr., Chf . Engr James B. Crawley
434
KENTUCKY
WTCO
CAMPBELLSVILLE— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By South Centrol Kentucky
Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 203 E. Main St.
Phone Number 250
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service World, SESAC
President H. T. Parrott
Gen.. Sta. Mgr.. Prog. Dir James Shacklette
Sales Promotion Mgr Frank Hayden
Chief Engineer Harvey Kingsbury
WAIN
COLUMBIA— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Tri-County Bcstg. Corp.
Address. Columbia
Phone Number 4111
News Service UP
Trans. Ser MacGregor. Thesaurus
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr S. C, Bybee
Comm.. Prom. Mgr Lanier Burchett
Chief Engineer Lewis Owens
WCTT
CORBIN— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Corbin Times-Tribune, Inc.
Business Address. Kentucky Ave. & Monroe St,
Phone Number 123-4. 1071
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World. Keystone
President J. Springer Robinson
General Manager John L. Crawford
Station Manager Kenneth Turner
Commercial Manager S. G. Hembree
Chief Engineer Russell Henson
WZIP
COVINGTON— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WZIP. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address . . . Sixth & Madison Aves.
Phone Number JUniper 5300
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen., Comm. Mgr. . . Arthur L. Dlerman
Program Director E. C. Toleman
Publicity Director Walter Rehbaum
Chief Engineers . . H. De Armond. E. C. Toleman
WCPM
CUMBERLAND— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Blanfox Radio Co.
Address s. Main St.
President R, fi. Helms
Sta.. Comm. Mgr Murray Woroner
Program Director Jean Estep
Chief Engineer J. Francke Fox
WHIR
DANVILLE— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Commonwealth Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 234
Phone Number Danville 1230
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Hal Holman Co.
Membe ship NARTB. BAB
Pres., Comm. Mgr W. T. Isoac
V.P.. Pgm. Dir David B. Highbaugh
Chief Engineer Henry C. Lovell
WIEL
ELIZABETHTOWN— 1950
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Elizabethtown Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 347
Phone Number 5151
Air Time Full Time
Transcription Service Associated
News Service UP
Membership NARTB. BAB
President J. W. Hodges
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Walter T. Gaines
Chief Engineer Thomas Moore Baldwin
WFKY
FRANKFORT— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Frankfort Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Phone Number 48281
Air Time 5 a.m.-l 1 p.m.
News Service UP
Representative Bum-Smith
Pres., Gen. Mgr Ken Hart
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Prog. Dir. . . . Robert Beasley
Publicity Director Mary Flynn
Chief Engineer Dick Goddard
WFUL
FULTON— 1951
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Ken-Tenn Bcstg. Corp.
Address P- O. Box 482
Phone Number 1270
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President Dr. R. W. Bushart
Gen. Mgr., Pgm. Dir Jack A. Dill
Chief Engineer Eugene Moore
435
KENTUCKY
WKAY
GLASGOW— 1946
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Glasgow Bcstg. Co» Inc.
Phone Number 2141
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
President Gordon E. Brown
Gen.. Sta. Mgr C. H. Hulse
Commercial Manager J. M. Barrick
Sales Prom. Mgr Freeman Cherry
Program Director Caroline Biggers
Chief Engineer C. H. Hwlse
W H L N
HARLAN— 1941— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Blanfox Radio Co„ Inc.
Address S. Main St.
Phone Number 625
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Bum-Smith
Membership NARTB, BAB
President, Gen. Mgr R. B. Helms
Program Director Nell Bradford
Comm., Sta. Mgr J. T. Morgan
Chief Engineer J. Francke Fox. Jr.
WKIC
HAZARD— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By BMG Bcstg. Corp.
Address Peoples Bank Building
Phone Number Main 720
Air Time .Full Time
News Service AP
Newspaper Affl atlon Hazard Herald
Transcription Service World
Representative Hil F. Best
President Fred B. Bullard
Gen.. Sta. Manager Richard H. Goodlette
Chief Engineer Marvin E. Young
Program Director Charles W. Metcalf
Comm.. Prom. Manager Bob Mansfield
WS 0 N
HENDERSON— 1941— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Henderson Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Zion Rd.
Phone Number 3923
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Meeker
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr Hecht S. Lackey
Sales Prom. Mgr Ewing Graham
Program Director Martin E. Schaeffer
Chief Engineer Bob Cleveland
WHOP
HOPKINSVILLE— 1940— CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Hopkinsville Bcstg. Co.* Inc.
Phone Number 1025
Studio-Transmitter Location Cadix Rd.
Air Time 5 a.m.-ll:05 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service RCA
Representative Meeker
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr F. E. Lacker
Commercial Manager Katherine Peden
Sales Prom. Mgr., Prog. Dir. . , Margaret Wyatt
Chief Engineer Leo Y. Wilson
W L A P
LEXINGTON— 1922— ABC
Frequency: 630 Kc. ...Power: 5000 Watts d.,
1000 n.
Owned-Operated By American Bcstg. Corp.
(Not ABC)
Business-Studio Address Radio BIdg.
Phone Number 3-2727
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Gilmore N. Nunn
V.P.-General Manager J. E. Willis
Program Director Henry Allin
Publicity Director Joe DeLong
Chief Engineer Henry C. Locklar
WLEX
LEXINGTON— 1 946— KBS
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Central Ky. Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Campbell House
Phone Number 3-0433
Air Time Unlimited
Trans. Service Lang-Worth, MacGregor
Representative Forjoe
News Service AP
President J. D. Gay, Jr.
Secy.-Treas Guthrie Bell
Gen., Com. Mgr J. L. Brownell, Sr.
Chief Engineer William Yount
WVLK
LEXINGTON— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Bluegrass Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Phoenix Hotel
Phone Number 2-7177
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Burn-Smith
President Garvice D. Kincaid
V.P., Gen. Mgr Donald J. Horlon
436
KENTUCKY
Secy., Sta. Dir Ted Grizzard
Commercial Manager Lynn E. Knox
Promotion Manager George T. Webb
Program Director O. C. Halyard, Jr.
Chief Engineer Paul Dunbar
WAVE
LOUISVILLE— 1933— NBC
Frequency: 970 Kc Power; 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WAVE, Inc.
Business Address 334 E. Broadway
Phone NumbM Wabash 2201
Air Time Unlimited
Transcription Service .... Thesaurus, Standard
Representative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB. BAB
President George W. Norton, Jr.
General-Station Manager Nathan Lord
Commercial Manager .... La Velle Waltman
Sales Prom. Mgr Charles Hill
Program Director James Caldwell
Chief Engineer Wilbur Hudson
W G R C
LOUISVILLE— 1936— MBS
Frequency: 790 Kc. ..Power: 5000 d. 1000 n.
Owned-Operated By Northside Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Ky. Home Life Bcstg.
Phone Number Wabash 8871
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB
Pres,, Comm. Mgr J. Porter Smith
Gen. Mgr Charles L. Harris
Pgm. Dir Ward Hatcher
Chief Engineer W. J. Morrison
WHAS
LOUISVILLE— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 840 Kc. ... Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WHAS. Inc.
Address 525 W. Broadway
Phone Number WAbash 2211
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Newspaper Affil Courier-Journal. "Times"
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Henry I. Christal Co.
President Barry Bingham
Director Victor A. Sholis
Asst. Director Neil D. Cline
Sales Director John M. Fonts
Sales Prom. Mgr William Loader
Chief Engineer Orrin W. Towner
Program Director Sam Gifford
WINN
LOUISVILLE— 1940
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Kentucky Bcstg. Corp., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Earle Hotel
Phone Number WAbash 5148
Air Time 7 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Trans. Service World, MacGregor
Representative The Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Harry McTigue
Commercial Manager . . Chas. A. Schacht, Jr.
Program Director George Partridge
Sales Prom. Mgr H.elen E. Roberts
Chief Engineer Melvin Scorsdolo
WLOU
LOUISVILLE— 1948
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ... . Robert W. Rounsaville
Business-Studio Address 2549 S. Third St.
Phone Number Calhoun 3680
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Representative Pearson
President, Gen. Mgr R. W. Rounsaville
Station Mgr William R. Wagner
Prom., Comm. Mgr Lee Smith
Program Director Johnny Martin
Chief Engineer Steve Dawson
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KENTUCKY
WKLO
LOUISVILLE— 1948— ABC
Frequency: 1080 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1030 Watts n.
Owiied-Oper, By ... . Mid-America Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Henry Clay Hotel
Phone Number Clay 4441
Air Time Full Time
Representative John Blair & Co.
News Service • • • -UP
Transcription Service Associated
President Emanuel Levi
Sta., Gen. Mgr Joe Eaton
Commercial Manager Russell J. Pirkey
Program Director Mary Louise Moore
Chief Engineer D. C. Sximmerford
WKYW
LOUISVILLE— 1946
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Kentucky, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 431 W. Jefferson St.
Phone Number CLay 4811
Air Time Daytiiiie
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard, Capitol
Representative Bum-Smith
President F. Eugene Sandford
Gen.. Sta. Manager Edv/in E. S. Weldon
Commercial Manager H. Parker Smith
Program Director Ha'^ry LocVhart
Chief Engineer Clovis Sadler
WFMW
MADISONVILLE— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Messenger Bdctsg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 387
Fhone Number 1885
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
Newspaper Affiliation ... Madison Publishing
News Service UP
Trans. Service . Capitol. Thesaurus. Standard
Representative Continental
President Edgar Arnold, Sr.
Sta.. Gen. Mgr H. W. Wells
Prom., Comm. Mgr Elmer L. Kelley, Jr.
Program Director Richard T. Harris
Chief Engineer Evers Mick
WKTM
MAYFIELD— 1946
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Mayfield Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 46
Studio Address Mayfield Hotel
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Sears & Ayer
Membership NARTB
President Frank O. Evens
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Wayne Morgan
Program Director Joe MacNeilly
Publicity Director Frances Finks
Chief Engineer .Joseph M. Hargrove
WNGO
MAYFIELD— 1947
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By.. West Ky. Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Phone Number . 1597
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Membership NARTB. BAB
President H. M. Suthard
General Mgr T. E. Brewer
Commercial Mgr Carl Leigh
Program Director O. L. Davis
Promotion Mgr Bob Lee
Chief Engineer Ben Dixon
WFT
MAYSVILLE— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Standard Tobacco Co., Inc.
Bus. Address 828 Forest Ave.
Phone Numbev 1400
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Charles P. Clarke
General Mgr John W. Betts
Commercial Mgr Horace Simpson
Program Director Gene Waters
Chief Engineer Harvey Cross
WMIK
MIDDLEBORO— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Cumberland Gap Bcstg.
Phone Number 980
Air Time Day Time
Representative Holman
Transcription Service RCA
News Service UP
Membership BAB
President Dr. U. G. Brummett
General Mgr H. Webster Taylor
Comm.. Prom. Mgr Maurice K. Henry
Chief Engineer Tal England
438
KENTUCKY
WNBS
MURRAY— 1948
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Murray Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 548
Phone Number 1340
News Service AP
President H. T. Waldrop
Manager Edward Griffin
Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir Troy Glidwell
Chief Engineer Otis Cohoon
WNOP
NEWPORT— 1948
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Tri-City Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 606 Monmouth St.
Phone Number Juniper 7100-1
Air Time Suarise-sunset
News Service UP
President, Comm. Mgr James G. Lang
Station Manager Ann Rolfes Lang
Program Director Doug Nuim
Chief Engineer Joshua Burtz
W 0 M I
OWENSBORO— 1938— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Owensboro Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address Livermore & Byers
Phone Number 3-1558
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Newspaper Affiliations. . .Messenger. Inquirer
Transcription Servise Thesaurus
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Lawrence W. Hager
Gen.-Sta. Mgr Hugh O. Potter
Program Director Mrs. Cliffordean Potter
Chief Engineer Harold L Peters
WVJS
OWENSBORO— 1946
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Owensboro On The Air. Inc.
Business-Shidio Address 324 Allen St.
Phone Number 3-3521
News Service ^
Transcription Service World
Representative William G. Rambeau
Membership NARTB
President V. J. Steele
General Manager Malcolm Greep
Commercial Manager John T. Rutledge
Sales Prom. Mgr Leola C. Hayden
Program Director Larry Adams
Chief Engineer Robert Earl Jagoo
WKYB
PADUCAH— 1948— NBC
Frequency 570 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d..
500 n.
Owned-Oper. By WKYB. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 504 Kentucky Ave.
Phone Number 2-1678
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr E. J. Paxton. Jr.
Commercial Manager S. Livingston
Program Dir Joe P. Knight
Chief Engineer C. G. Sims
W P A D
PADUCAH— 1930— CBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . .Paducah Bdcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 4th & Bway — Taylor Bldg.
Phone Number 2-8231
Air Time 5 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Trans. Serv Lang-Worth
Representative Meeker
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Pierce E. Lackey
Prog., Pub. Dir Ray Mofield
Chief Engineer U. C. Morris
WSIP
PAINTSVILLE— 1949— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watta
Owned-Oper. By Ptnrs.:T. A. Silvert.
E. Chandler.
Address Meade Bldg.
Phone Number 1196
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Gen.. Sta. Manager Ted Arnold Silvert
Chief Engineer Eugene Baldridge
WLSI
PIKEVILLE— 1949
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Cumberland Pub. Co.
Address Pikeville
Phone Number 456
Air Time Day Time
Newspaper Affiliation Daily News
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
President W. J. Ward
Gen.. Comm. Mgr.. Pgm. Dir.. Roy E. Alexander
Chief Engineer Guy N. ForreU
439
• • •
KENTUCKY-LOUISIANA
WPKE
PKESVILLE— 1949— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By E. Ky. Bdcstg. Corp.
Fhone Number 1280
News Service AP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Continental
President Clyde Childers Jr.
Program Director Al Kahn
Comm., Gen. Mgr Edward Domron
Chief Engineer Edwin Meek
WPRT
PRESTONBURG— 1952
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Kentucky Mt. Bcstg. Co.
News Service UP
Transcription Service MacGregar
President D. C. Stephens
Gen., Prom. Mgr Rex Osborne
Chief Engineer Edwin P. Healy
WPKY
PRINCETON— 1950— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Princeton Bcstg. Co.
Address U. S. Highway 62
Phone 2072
News Service AP
Owner. Gen. Mgr Leslie Goodaker
Program Dir Mrs. Leslie Goodaker
Commercial Manager James H. Johnson
Chief Engineer Marvin Mahoney
WSFC
SOMERSET— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Southeastern Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 526
Phone Number 1240.-41
Air Time Full Time
News Service -UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Colton
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Mike Layman
Commercial Manager Donald Orwin
Program Director John A. Hartnett
Chief Engineer Ralph F. Denton
WMTC
VANCLEVE— 1948
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Kentucky Mt. Holiness Assn.
Bus.-Studio Address Vancleve
Phone Number Vancleve 3 (Jackson exch.)
Air Tune Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Continental
President Dr. Lela G. McConnell
General-Station-Comm. Mgr Wilfred Fisher
Program Director Violet Person
Chief Engineer Kenneth Amspaugh
LOUISIANA
Pop. April 1, 1953 (Est.) 2,819,000 — Total Housing Units 784,000
Families April 1,1953 (Est.) 715,000 — Stations in State 45
KROF
ABBEVILLE— 1948
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Abbeville Bcstg. Serv. Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 620
Phone Number 960
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
Secy.-Treas. Gen. Mgr George P. Martin
Program Director Ebba Lou Martin
Chief Engineer George P. Martin
KALB
ALEXANDRIA— 1935— ABC
Frequency: 580 Kc. . . Power: 5,000 Watts d..
1.000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By .Alexandria Bdcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 6th and Johnston
Phone Number 3-2543
News Service AP, UP
Trans. Serv World, McGregor
Representative Weed & Co.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Walter H. Allen
Gen. Mgr Willard L. Cobb
Commercial Manager Walter D. Melson
Prom. Mgr.. Publ. Dir Vivian Close
Prog. Dir Alex Marchand
Chief Engineer Jesse R. Sexton
KSYL
ALEXANDRIA— 1947— NBC
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KSYL, Inc.
440
LOUISIANA
Address Hway 71 at Bolton Ave.
Phone Number 6611,-12
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Everett-McKinney
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Comm. Mgr Milton Fox
General Manager Virgil G. Evans
Program Director Bruce Rainey
Prom. Mgr Terrie Shute Raye
Chief Engineer Thomas Marheika
KTRY
BASTROP— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Morehouse Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 217 S. Washington St.
Phone Number 1400
News Service UP
Transcription Service World, Associated
General Manager Bill Davis
Commercial Manager G. I. Johnson
Chief Engineer S. E. Eckhardt
WAFB
BATON ROUGE— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.,
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Modem Bcstg. Co.
Address 929 Government St.
Phone Number 4-8571
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Adam Young
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Louis J. Prejean
V.P., Gen. Mgr T. E. Gibbons
Commercial Manager Ron Lifteral
Prog. Director John Ferguson
Chief Engineer Donald K. Allan
WIBR
BATON ROUGE— 1948
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Community Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 1226
Phone Number 49493
News Service ^"
Trans. Serv Lang- Worth & Standard
Representative Walker
Gen. Mgr Robert Earle
Commercial Manager Roger Davison
Chief Engineer E. E. Case
W J B 0
BATON ROUGE— 1934
NBC-LA. NET
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 5000 Watt«
Owned-Oper. By. .Baton Rouge Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 444 Florida St
Phone Number 2-5271
Air Time Unlimited
News. Affil State Times, Morning Advocate
News Service AP# UP
Transcription Service World
Representative George P. Hollingbery
Membership BAB
President Douglas L. Manship
V.P., General Mgr J. Roy Dabadie
Sales Manager Charles C. Garvey
Pgm., Pub. Director Ralph H. Sims
Chief Engineer Pat Weathersby
WLCS
BATON ROUGE— 1946— ABC
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Air Waves, Inc.
Business Address 204 North St.
Phone Number 24411
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP. INS
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Wm. G. Rambeau
Membership NARTB. BAB
President R. F. Cangelosi
General Manager Earl Smith
Commercial Manager Lamar Simmons
Prog. Dir Herman Nelson
Publ. Dir Mark O'Brien
Chief Engineer Edward Van Valkenburg
WIKC
BOGALUSA— 1947— NBC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . Enterprise Publishing Co.
Business Address Rio Grande St.
Phone Number 36
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
President William C. Moss
General Manager Curt Siegelin
Commercial Manager John H. Knight
Prog. Dir Bernie Behrendt
Chief Engineer Donald Quave
KSIG
CROWLEY— 1947
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Acadia Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 101 N. Parkerson Ave.
Phone Number 1450-1
Newspaper Affiliation "Daily Signal"
News Service «;iK
Membership NARTB
President Max Thomas
Gen. Mgr.. Chief Eng.. . .B. HiUman Bailey, Jr.
Station Mgr Mary Grace St. John
Commercial Manager Edmond M. Klein
Chief Engineer G. L. Newman. Jr.
441
LOUISIANA
KDLA
DeRIDDER— 1 950— KBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Opercrted By Sabine Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 46
Phone Number 7600
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service MacGregor
Co-Owners Cyril W. Reddoch.
John B. McCrary
Commercial Manager Ralph L. Hooks
Program Director Ted Thompson
Publ. Dir Ed Jones
Chief Engineer Klien Evans
KEUN
EUNICE— 1952
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Tri-Parish Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 789
Phone Number 3041
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
President Vincent Riehl
General Manager John A. Chauvin
Commercial Manager Chris Duplechain
Program Director Roger Duhon
Chief Engineer Billy Bland
WIHL
HAMMOND— 1947
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Cefalu Radio Station
Bus.-Studio Add 205 E. Thomas St.
Phone Number 960
News Service AP
Owners Nicholas Cefalu. A. V. Cefalu
Gen., Sta. Comm.. Prom. Mgr J. K. Ferris
Program Director George Bonnell
Chief Engineer J. R. Webb
KCIL
HOUMA— 1946
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned Operated By Charles W. Lamar, Jr.
Business Address Baton Rouge, La.
Newt Service AP
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Membership NARTB, BAB
Ov<mer Charles W. Lamar Jr.
General Manager Frank E. King. Jr.
Comm., SIb. Prom. Mgr Raymond A. Saadi
P'09- Dir Sam Eaton
Chief Engineer Lee E. Emmons
KJEF
JENNINGS— 1950
Frequency: 1290 Kc... Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Jennings Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 1521 Lake Arthur Ave.
Phone Number 1155
News Service UP
Membership NARTB
President Maxwell J. Thomas
Gen. Mgr Clovis L. Bailey
Sta. Mgr Jacqueline Todd Bertrand
Comm. Mgr Gerald Dugas
Sales Prom. Mgr Mildred Rhodriguez
Prog. Dir Albert W. Viquerie
Chief Engineer Edgar E. Barton. Jr.
KLFY
LAFAYETTE— 1950-~MBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.;
500 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By Camellia Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 367
Phone Number 8-9494,-5
Transcription Service World. Caprtol
News Service UP
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Paul H. De Clonet
General Manager William A. Patton
Program Director John H. Selleck
Prom.. Pub. Dir Sid Crocker
Chief Engineer William H. Bland, Jr.
K V 0 L
LAFAYETTE— 1935— NBC
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Evangeline Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 1070
Phone Number 5-6426.-7
Newspaper Affiliation "Daily Advertiser"
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Meeker
Membership NARTB. BAB
General Manager George H. Thomas
Sta. Mgr Evan H. Hughes
Commercial Manager Thomas G. Pears
Prog. Dir Don Metz
Chief Engineer Louis Pilcher
KAOK
LAKE CHARLES— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KAOK, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1399
Phone Number 6-7541
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Forjoe
President Jules J. Paglin
Co-Mgr.. Prom. Mgr Tom Gresham
Co-Mgr.. Prog. Dir Roy Rhodes
Station Director Stanley W. Ray, Jr.
Chief Engineer Levance Carson
442
KLOU
LAKE CHARLES— 1947— CBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .The Pelican Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 203 W. Clarence St.
Phone Number 6-7277
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Pearson
Pres.. Gen. Manager John L. Vath
Managing Dir Sara M. Anderson
Publicity Dir Josephine Moss
Program Director Sid Morse
Chief Engineer Ernest J. Vincent
KPLC
LAKE CHARLES— 1935— NBC
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Calcasieu Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 1521
Phone Number 2713
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-M.
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Weed
President T. B. Loniord
Gen.. Sta. Mgr David Wilaon
Commercial Manager P. E. Mills, Jr.
Sales Promotion Manager R. M. White
Program Director A. B. Craft, Jr.
Publicity Director Margaret Kunzweiler
Chief Engineer A. B. Graft
KAPK
MINDEN— 1952
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Operated By Parish Bcstg. Co.
Address Lakeshore Dr.
Phone Number 1985
News Service UP
General Manager Van F. Marshall
Commercial Mgr Paul Howard
Prom. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Laura Dial
Chief Engineer Joel E. Wharton
KLIC
MONROE— 1949— MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Dr. Frank Cemiglia
Address Strauss Bldg
Phone Number 3-4817
News Service UP
Pres.. Sta. Mgr Dr. Frank Cemiglia
Comm., Prom. Mgr (Mrs.) Marian A. Baker
Program Director John Lacy
KMLB
MONROE— 1931
Frequency: 1440 Kc. .Power: 5000 d.; 1000 n.
LOUISIANA
Owned-Oper. By Liner's Bcstg. Station, Inc.
Business Address Hotel Frances
Phone Number 25
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative O. L. Taylor
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Charles Price
Comm.. Prog. Mgr James Plaisance
Prom., Pub. Dir I. Elliget
Chief Engineer O. L. Morgan
KNOE
MONROE— 1944— NBC
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By James A. Noe
Business-Studio Address Bernhardt Bldg.
Phone Number 8155
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB. BAB
President James A. Noe
Gen., Sta. Mgr Paul H. Goldman
Commercial Manager Earl Morin
Program Director Irving Zeldman
Chief Engineer Jack Ratliff
KWCJ
NATCHITOCHES— 1947
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Natchitoches Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Box 232
Phone Number 2353
President Dr. William H. Pierson
KANE
NEW IBERIA— 1946— ABC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By New Iberia Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 383
Phone Number 2-6726
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Membership BAB
General Manager George H. Thomas
Station Manager Dierrell Hamm
Commercial Manager A. Hall Allen
Program Director Donald Bonin
Chief Engineer Merle Case
KVIM
NEW IBERIA— 1950
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Queen City Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 50
Phone Number 2121
Transcription Service Associated
Membership NARTB, BAB
President P. M. Cochran
Gen.. Sta. Mgr John H. Coco
443
•• LOUISIANA ••
Program Director Alice Lee
Sales Prom, Mgr Jay Burnett
Chief Engineer William H. Bland
WBOK
NEW ORLEANS— 1950
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WBOK, Inc.
Address 505 Baronne St.
Phone Nimiber Tulane 5363
News Service UP
Representative Forjoe
President Jules J. Paglin
Gen., Sta. Mgr Stanley W. Ray, Jr.
Comm. Mgr Fred Schwarz
Program Director Earl Davis
Chief Engineer John Rhodes
W D S U
NEW ORLEANS— 1923— NBC
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Ope.ated By WDSU Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 520 Royal St.
Phone Number Tulane 4371
Air Time 6 a.m.-12:30 a.m.
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Capitol, World
Representative John Blair
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Edgar B. Stern. Jr.
Exec. V.P. & Gen. Mgr Robert Swezey
V.P. & Comm. Mgr Louis Read
Program Dir William EUwell
Prom. Dir Marion Annenberg
Chief Engineer Lindsey Riddle
WJBW
NEW ORLEANS— 1926
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Louise C. Carlson
Business-Studio Address Cigali Bldg.
Phone Number Ma. 3488
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Representative W. G. Rambeau
Membership . NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Louise C. Carlson
Sta., Comm. Manager Ed. Carlson
Prom. Mgr George Stimmel
Program Dir Jim Landry
Chief Engineer Frank J. Recely
Publicity Dir Jesse Lee Cave
WJMR
NEW ORLEANS— 1945
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Supreme Bcstg Co.. Inc.
Address Jung HoteL 1500 Canal Street
Phone Number Canal 0356-0357
Air Time SunrisO'Suntat
News Service UP
Representative Boiling
LOUISIANA
president Chester Owens
Exec. V.P George A. Mayoral
V.P. & Gen. Mgr James E. Gordon
Comm.. Prom. Mgr Patrick J. Shannon
Program Dir Tom Abbott
Publicity Dir Bonnie Kroll
Chief Engineer Max Mipro
WMRY
NEW ORLEANS— 1950
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
OwnedOper. By Southland Bcstg. Co.
Address 2107 Dryades St.
Phone Number Tulane 4841
Representative Gill-Keefe-Perna
News Service UP
Membership NARTB
President Lester Kamin
General Manager Mort Silverman
Program Dir Larry McKinley
Chief Engineer Samuel Perkins
W N 0 E
NEW ORLEANS— 1925— MBS
Frequency: 1060 Kc. .Power: 50.000 d.; 5000 n.
Owned-Opercrted By James A. Noe
Business-Studio Address St. Charles Hotel
Phone Number Express 2173
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative H-R
Membership NARTB. BAB
Owner James A. Noe
Gen., Sta. Mgr., Prom. Dir Benton Paschall
Comm. Mgr Paul Berille
Prog. Dir Eldon Durand
Publicity Dir Bill Elliott
Chief Engineer Ray Boyd
WSMB
NEW ORLEANS— 1925
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WSMB. Inc.
Pusiness-Studio Address . Maison Blanche Bldg.
Phone Number Magnolia 5921
President N. L. Carter
General Manager Jack O'Meallie
WTIX
NEW ORLEANS— 1951
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Royal Bcstg. Corp.
Address 624 Canal St.
Phone Number CA 7250
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Membership .NARTB
President General Hufft
Gen.. Sta. Mgr William Ellwell
Commercial Manager A. J. Hollander
Sales Prom. Mgr Edna May Ellwell
Program Director Marilyn Bamett
Chief Engineer Morris Jones
WTPS
NEW ORLEANS— 1948
Frequency: 940 Kc Power: 1000 d.; 500 n.
Owned-Oper. By The Times Picayune
Business Address 615 Howard Ave.
Phone Number Canal 5561
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Branham
President John F. Tims
General Mgr H. F. Wehrmann
Prog. Dir Robert Smith
Prom. Mgr Martin Burke
Chief Engineer George DeBIieux
WWEZ
NEW ORLEANS— 1947
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WWEZ Radio Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Hotel New Orleans
Phone Number Canal 3521
News Service UP
Representative HoUingbery
President , A. J. Chilton
General Manager Joe A. Oswald
Program Dir Ken Elliott
Chief Engineer Harrison Mondy
WWL
NEW ORLEANS— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 870 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Loyola University
Address Roosevelt Hotel
Phone Number Raymond 2194
News Service UP, AP
Transcription Service Standard. Thesaurus
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB
President Rev. Patrick Donnelly
General Manager W. H. Svunmerville
Comm. Manager Larry Balrd
Publicity Manager Ray Liuzza
Program Director E. M. Hoemer
Chief Engineer J. D. Bloom. Jr.
KSLO
OPELOUSAS— 1947— ABC-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KSLO Bcstg. Co.
Studio Address KSLO Bldg.
Phone Number 2633
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Sears & Ayer
445
LOUISIANA-MAINE
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr W. Eugene Jones
Commercial Manager J. R. Womack
Sales Prom. Mgr Stanley G. Young
Program Director Wendell AUegood
Chief Anncr., News Dir Floyd Cormier
Chief Engineer Richard M. Cole
KRUS
RUSTON— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Ruston Bcstg. Co.
Bus. -Studio Address. . . 105 E. N. Railroad Ave.
Phone Niunber 1490
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Newspaper Affiliation "Daily Leader"
Owner. Gen. Mgr C. E. Faulk, Jr.
Station Manager Kenneth L. Whitaker
Program Director Bill Carter
Chief Engineer James L. Span
KCIJ
SHREVEPORT— 1950
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Southland Bcstg. Co.
Address 205 Milam St.
Representative Young
President Lester Kamin
Gen.. Comm. Mgr John H. Pace
Chief Engineer N. L. Keys
KENT
SHREVEPORT— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1550 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Frank H. Ford
Business-Studio Address 311 Milam Bldg.
Phone Number 3-3681
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Frank H. Ford
Commercial Manager Frank H. Ford. Jr
P:om., Pub. Dir Bill Monroe
K R M D
SHREVEPORT— 1928— ABC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Station KRMD
Bus.-Studio Address New Jefferson Hotel
Representative Weed
Manager G. V. Wilson
Station Director W. L. Switzer
Program Director Elizabeth V. Alford
Chief Engineer Carl W. Goulden
K T B S
SHREVEPORT— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 710 Kc. . . .Power: 10.000 Watts d..
5,000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Station KTBS, Inc.
Address 312 East Kings Hway
Phone Number 7-3644
Air Time 5 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP, UP
Representative Pelry
Transcription Service Associated
Membership NARTB
Pres„ Gen. Mgr E. Newton Wray
Comm. Mgr Alex Chesley
Pub., Sales Prom. Mgr Carol Vinson
Prog. Dir Cecil E. Bland, Jr.
Chief Engineer . . C. H. Maddox
K W K H
SHREVEPORT— 1925— CBS
Frequency: 1130 Kc Power; 50,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . International Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Commercial Bldg.
Phone Number 2-8711
Newspaper Affiliation Shreveport Times
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Branham
Membership NARTB. BAB
President William H. Bronson
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Henry B. Clay
Commercial Manager Fred Watkins, Jr.
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir James T. Briggs
Program Director Horace Logan
Chief Engineer W. E. Antony
MAINE
Pop. April ], 1953 (Est.) 963,000 — Total Housing Units 314,000
Families April 1,1953 (Est.) 2H5 ,000 — Stations in State 15
WFAU
AUGUSTA— 1946— MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Twin City Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 160 Bangor St.
Phone Number 3-3838
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard, World
Representative Forjoe
446
MAINE
President Faust Couture
Gen,, Sta. Mgr Norman G. Gallant
Comm. Mgr Harry Simons
Sales Prom. Mgr Lynn Chase
Program Director Richard Norton
Publicity Director Louise Ware Patterson
Chief Engineer Paul Grav*-
WRDO
AUGUSTA— 1932— NBC-MAINE
NERN
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WRDO. Inc.
Address 175 Water Street
Phone Number 3-4735
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Weed, Bannan
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Adeline B. Rines
Gen., Sta.. Prom. Mgr lack S. Atwood
Commercial Manager Donald K. Powers
Publ. Pgm. Dir Leslie R. Hubley
Chiei Engineer Harold T. Dinsmore
W A B I
BANGOR— 1924— ABC-MBS
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 5000 Wattt;
OwnedOper. By Community Bcstg. Service
Business-Studio Address 57 State St.
Phone Number 8446
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative . . . . Everett-McKinney, Kettell-
Cctrter
Co-O., President Horace E. Hildreth
Co-O., Gen. Mgr Murray Carpenter
Comm. Mgr Lee Gorman
Program Dir Richard Bronson
Chief Engineer Walter Dickson
WGUY
BANGOR— 1947— CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Guy Gannett Bcstg. System
Address P. O. Box 732
Phone Number 7354
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Representative Avery-Knodel
President Guy P. Gannett
General Manager Creighton E. Gatchell
Station Manager Samuel G. Henderson, Jr.
Program Director Clifton E. Reynolds
Chief Engineer Roger W. Hodgkins
W L B Z
BANGOR— 1926— NBC-NERN
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Maine Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 100 Main St.
Phone Number Bangor 6023
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Weed, Bertha Barman
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Adeline Rines
General Manager Edward E. Guernsey
Program Director Irving S. Hunter
Promotion Manager George Chapman
Chief Engineer John Wibby
WIDE
BIDDEFORD— 1948— MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Biddeford Bdcstg. Corp.
Address 234 Main St.
Phone Number 4-4566
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Membership ' NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Arthur Deters
Station Manager Chris Drivas
Chief Engineer Arthur Deters
WIDE
BIDDEFORD-SACO, ME.
MBS-YANKEE
Since it went on the air November 6, 1948,
it has been growing steadily in acceptance as
a proven sales medium in this industrial-
recreational marketing area. WWE's proven
daytime service area covers a population of
^01 781 .. . During the spring and summer
months the population increases enormously
because WIDE is located in the >icart of
Maine's richest resort area . . . Old Orchard
Beach Kennebunk Beach. Pine Point and
many others. Here, too, are located the fa-
mous textile plants of Pcpperell Bates and
Saco-Lowell with large year-round payrolls.
ARTHUR A. DETERS
President and Gen. Mgr.
447
MAINE
WABM
HOULTON— 1950— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
OwnedOper. By Aroostook Bdcstg. Corp.
Phone Number 2257
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesautiis
President Harry E. Umphrey
General Manager Harold D. Glidden
Sta., Comm. Mgr Ted Coffin
Chief Engineer Robert W. Macintosh
wcou
LEWISTON— 1938— MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Twin City Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 223 Lisbon St.
Phone Number 4-6921
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Serv.. .Standard. SESAC, World
Representative Forjoe
President Faust Couture
General-Station Mgr John C. Libby
Comm. Mgr Oscar J. Normand
Pgm., Pub. Dir Herb Fontaine
Chief Engineer Herbert Wiles
WLAM
LEWISTON— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Lewiston- Auburn Bcstg.
Business-Studio Address 129 Lisbon St.
Phone Number 4-5401
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Everett-McKinney
President, Station Mgr Elden H. Shute, Jr.
General Mgr.-Treas Frank S. Hoy
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr. . . . Gerald T. Higgins
Prog.. Pub. Dir F. Parker Hoy
Chief Engineer Leslie R. HoU
W CS H
PORTLAND— 1925
NBC-NERN-ME.
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Congress Square Hotel Co.
Business-Studio Address 157 High St.
Phone Number 2-0181
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Weed. Bertha Bannan
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Adeline B. Rines
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If you want sales in Maine
Buy LEWISTON-AUBURN
1951 RETAIL SALES
BUY 5000 WATT
WLAM
1st IN SHARE
OF AUDIENCE
AepresenfW Natidhally
by ivfH'McKtnrfy, Inc.
ABC NETWOUK ''MAINi'S VOICE OF PROGRESS'
►
MORNINGS
1:00 o.m. to 12 Noon
43.1%
AFTERNOONS
12 Noon to 6:00 p.m.
43.0%
C. E. HOOPER, INC. Survey
LEWISTON-AUBURN, ME., FEB., MAR.. APR. 1951
• EVENINGS
J 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
I 40.9%
Represented
in New England by
KeiteU'Carter
448
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MAINE
• •
General Manager William H. Rines
Station Manager Linwood T. Pitman
Commercial Manager Albert W. Smith
Prog. Dir Arthur Owens
Chief Engineer Daniel B. Smith
WG A N
PORTLAND— 1938— CBS
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Guy Gannett Bcstg. Services
Business-Studio Address 390 Congress St.,
Phone Number 2-7423
Air Time 6 a.m,-12:05 a.m.
News Service AP. UP
Representalive Avery -Knodel
Membership NARTB
President Guy P. Gannett
General Manager Creighton E. Gatchell
Commercial Manager Richard E. Bates
Fgm., Pub. Dir Francis H. Farnum, Jr.
Chief Engineer Roger W. Hodgkins
WPOR
PORTLAND— 1946— ABC-YANKEE
MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Oliver Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Chapman Bldg.
Phone Number 3-8111
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Everett-McKinney
Louis J. Borgatti
Pres., Sta., Gen. Mgr Harold H. Meyer
Commercial Manager William J. Mullen
Sales Prom. Mgr I. McAdoo
Program Director Raymond Mercier
Chief Engineer Roger S. Perry
W A G M
PRESQUE ISLE— 1931— MBS
YANKEE— ME.B.S.
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... . Aroostook Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 180 State St.
Phone Number 8821
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President Harry Umphrey
American Broadcasting Company
Yankee Network
Mutual Broadcasting System
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favorite
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station . . .
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anyone/
Rep. Everett-McKinney, Inc.
Boston— L. J. Borgatti
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Hal Meyer, President
449
MAINE-MARYLAND
General Manager Harold D. Glidden
Commercial Manager Forrest Craig
Pgm. Dir Richard B. Marshall
Chief Engineer Lester E. Hughes
Commercial Manager A. Sherman Rutter
Chief Engineer Donald S. Winslow
WTVL
WRKD
ROCKLAND— 1952— ABC
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Knox Bcstg. Co.
Address 496 Main St.
Phone Number 74 K
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Reps Everett-McKinney, Kettell-Carter
President Carleton D. Brown
Station Manager Paul R. Huber
Commercial Mgr A. Sherman Butter
WATERVILLE— 1946— ABC
Frequency: 1490 Kg Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Kennebec Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 36 Silver St.
Phone Number 2700-1
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Everett-McKinney, Kettell-Carter
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen.-Station Mgr Carleton D. Brown
Commercial Manager Harold I. Vigue
Program Dir Alvo Martin
Chief Engineer Don Sutherland
'MARYLAND'
Pop. April 1,1933 (Est.) 2,466,000— Total Housing Units 694,000
Families April 1,1933 (Est.) 639,000— Stations in State 23
WANN
ANNAPOLIS— 1946
Frequency: 1L90 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . .Annapolis Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 25 School St..
Phone Number Annapolis 2500
Air Time Local sunrise-local sunset
President. General Mgr Morris H. Blum
Chief Engineer Arthur P. Dietz
WASL
ANNAPOLIS— 1946
Frequency: 810 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Chesapeake Radio Corp.
Business Address P. O. Box 1551
Phone Number 9211
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Robert L. Blalock
Comm.. Prom. Manager. .. .Patrick W. Larkin
Program Director M. E. Blalock
Publicity Director John Drew
Chief Engineer Joseph H. Griscom. Jr.
WN AV
ANNAPOLIS— 1 949— KBS
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Capital Bdcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 829, Admiral Hgts.
Phone Number 2639
Alt Time B a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol, Thesaurus
Representative McGillvra
President Albert H. MacCarthy
Sta.. Gen. Mgr Earle L. Boyles
Comm., Prom. Mgr Norman Bergholm
Prog. Dir John Hanly
Publicity Dir Frank D. Grosser
Chief Engineer Arnold Seltzer
WBAL
BALTIMORE— 1925— NBC
Frequency: 1090 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Hearst Corp. (Radio & TV
Div.)
Address 2610 North Charles St.
Phone Number Hopkins 3000
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP, INS, UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Edward Petry & Co., Inc.
V.P. and Exec. Dir Charles B. McCabe
V.P.. & Gen. Mgr D. L. Provost
V.P.. (Engineering) John Wilner
Station Manager Leslie H. Peard, Jr.
Dir. Pub. Affairs & Educ Arnold Wilkes
Program Director Victor F. Campbell
Program Manager William N. Rock
Local Sales Manager J. M. Kennedy
Pub. Mgr Thomas J. White, Jr.
Chief Engineer William C. Bareham
WBMD
BALTIMORE— 1947
Frequency: 750 Kc Power: 1000 WatU d.
450
YOU GET MORE
COVERAGE
38,000 Square Miles! 496,810 Radio families!
WHEN YOU BUY
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WBAL
50,000 Watts- N^t in Maryland
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• • •
MARYLAND
• • •
Owned-Operated By Key Bcslg. Corp.
Business Studio Address 879 Park Ave.
Phone Number Mulberry 7095
News Service AP
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra
President George E. Hull
General Mgr H. Shelton Earp, Jr.
Program Director Tom O'Connor
Chief Engineer Russell H. Morgan
WCAO
BALTIMORE— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Monumental Radio Co.
Business-Studio Address. 11 02 N. Charles St.
Phone Number Mulberry 0600-1-2-3-4
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB
Pres., Sta.. Gen. Mgr L. W. Milbourne
Comm., Prom. Mgr Robert M. Richmond
Program Dir George L. Filling
Chief Engineer Martin L. Jones
WCBM
BALTIMORE— 1 924— MBS
Frequency: 680 Kc. Power: 10.000 d.; 5000 n.
Owned-Oper. By Baltimore Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address. . . .Harford & North Aves.
Phone Number Belmont 8400
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP. INS
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Taylov
Membership NARTB
President. Comm. Manager John Elmer
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr G. H. Roeder
Chief Engineer G. Porter Houston
WFBR
BALTIMORE— 1 922— ABC
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . The Baltimore Radio Show
Address 10 E. No. Ave.
Phone Number . . Mulberry 1300
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service World
Representative John Blair 4 Co.
Membership NARTB
President Robert S. Maslin
V.P., Gen. Mgr John E. Surrick
V.P.. & Treasurer J. H. L. Trautfelter
V.P. Charge of Adv Robert S. Maslin, Jr.
Dir. of Sales, Comm. Mgr Wm. S. Pirie. Jr.
Program Dir Bert Hanauer
Chief Engineer William Q. Ranft
WITH
BALTIMORE— 1941
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Wotts
Owned-Operated By Maryland Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 7 E. Lexington St.
Phone Number Lexington 7808
Air Time : 24 Hrs.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Forjoe
Membership BAB
Pres., Gen.-Sta. Mgr Thomas G. Tinsley, Jr.
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Robert C. Embry
Program Dir Nedra Jeanne Berryman
Publicity Director Mae Hughes
Chief Engineer James S. Dufi
WSID
BALTIMORE^1947
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Operated By United Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. . . .912 N. Charles St.
Phone Number Saratoga 8250
News Service UP
President Richard Eaton
Gen., Sta., Comm.,
Prom. Mgr Albert R. Lamphear
Prog., Publ. Dir Helen Wherley
Chief Engineer Leroy Reckling
WWIN
BALTIMORE— 1951
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Belvedere Bcstg. Co.
Address 5740 Reistertovra Rd.
Phone Number Mohawk 4400
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Indie Sales
President Thomas F. McNulty
Gen. Mgr Lenore Feldman
Program Director Chester Kiser
Chief Engineer Joseph Sporney
WUST
BETHESDA— 1951— MET. NET
Frequency: 1120 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Broadcast Management. Inc.
Address 1348 You St.. Wash.. D. C
Phone Number HO 0011
News Service UP
Transcription Service Quality
Pes., Gen. Mgr Harold F. Sheffers
Comm., Prom.. Pub. Mgr Leslie W. Smith
Chief Engineer Richard Reagan
452
.no ifand'Orbut about it, the big
in Baltimore is
WTH
ask your Forjoe man to prove it!
453
• • •
MARYLAND
• • •
WCEM
CAMBRIDGE— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Shore Bcstg Co.
Phone Number 1580
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
President John W. Downing
Gen. Mgr Charles J. Truitt
Sta. Mgr, Pub. Dir Thomas H. Maguire, Jr.
Comm., P.om. Mgr Anna Flowers
Prog. Dir Bette B. Robbins
Chief Engineer Jerrold P. Merritt
WCUM
CUMBERLAND— 1948— CBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Tower Realty Co.
Address P. O. Box 360
Phone Number 5400-1
Air Time 6:30 a,m.-ll:30 p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Forjoe
President Karl F. Steinmann
Station Manager M. Campbell, Jr.
Commercial Manager Roy S. Knotts
Sales Prom. Mgr Eldred Steinman
Chief Engineer Paul E. Custer
WDYK
CUMBERLAND— 1949— ABC— MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Western Md. Bcstng.
Address 450 Byrd Avenue
Phone Number 5001
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative . . .Radio Representatives, Inc.
President Richard A. Raese
Sta.. Mgr.. Prog. Dir James M. Martinson
Commercial Manager Floyd V. Cozad
Prom. Mgr.. Publ. Dir Robert Calvert
Chief Engineer George Sokol. Jr.
W T B 0
CUMBERLAND— 1 928— NBC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By .. . Maryland Radio Corp.
Address Commercial Bank Bldg.
Phcne Number 299
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Branham
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Charles E. Smith
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Ray Miller
Pgm. Dir Michael Hurst
Pub. Dir Robert Rosamond
Chief Engineer Phil Malon©
WFMD
FREDERICK— 1936— CBS
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Monocacy Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Add: ess Winchester Hall
Phone Number MOnument 3-6104, 5
Air Time 5 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
President Laurence Leonard
General Manager Alan W. Long
Program Director Evelyn Leonard
Sales Prom.. Pub. Mgr Amelia Weinberg
Chief Engineer Howard Fisher
WARK
HAGERSTOWN— 1947— ABC
Frequency: L490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... United Bcstg, Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 128 S. Prospect St.
Phone Number 4500
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Membership NARTB
President Richard Eaton
Managing Director Albert R. Lanphear
General Manager Samuel E. Phillips, Jr.
Prog. Dir., Farm Editor Hunter Reams
Publicity Director Betty Bupp
Chief Engineer G. Harold Brewer
W J E J
HAGERSTOWN— 1932— MBS- ABC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Ownod-Oper. By. . .Hagerstown Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address Franklin Court
Phone Number 2323
Air Time 6 a.m^l2:05 a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Grover C. Crilley
Sta., Prom.. Mgr William H. Paulsgrove
Commercial Mgr Clarence Myers
Pgm. Dir Robert Leshe'
Publicity Director Marie Hobson
Chief Engineer George Mclntlre
454
MARYLAND
WASA
HAVRE DE GRACE— 1948
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Chesapeake Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 97
Phone Number 800
Air Time Local sunrise-locod sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
President, General-Station Mgr. . . Joson T. Pate
Comm.-Sales Prom. Mgr Charles W. Irwin
Pgm.. Pub. Dir W. E. Baekey. Jr.
Chief Engineer Charles E. Veazie
WINX
ROCKVILLE— 1947
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By United Bcstg. Co.
Address Route 240. Rockville
Phone Number Rockville 4357
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service UP
President Richard Eaton
Gen., Sta. Mgr Bruce Collier
Promotion Manager Phyllis Johnson
Prog. Dir Bob Cossman
Chief Engineer Arthur A. Snowberger
W B 0 C
SALISBURY— 1940— MBS
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Peninsula Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address Radio Park
Phone Number 6131
Air Time 6 a.m.-12:30 a,m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Bum-SnUth
President John W. Downing
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Charles J. Truitt
Program Director John W. Downing, Jr.
Chief Engineer Jock W. Ward
WGAY
SILVER SPRING— 1946— MET. NET
Frequency: 1050 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Tri-Suburban Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 11306 Kemp Mill Rd.
Phone Nmnber Shep. 1050
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Representative For joe. Indie Sales
Membership NARTB, BAB
President John W. Kluge
Gen.-Sta. Mgr Joseph L. Brechner
Comm., Sis., Prom. Mgr James E. Crismond
Pub., Pgm. Dir Ernest Tannen
Chief Engineer Arthur McDougall
TODAY, AS 10 YEARS AGO, INDUSTRY LEADERS SAY:
pnr
ONE OF AMERICA'S FINER RADIO STATIONS
UU LJ LJ O
At RADIO PARK. SALISBURY. AAD.
OUT-OF-TOWN STUDIOS: SEAFORD, DEL, POCOMOKE CITY, MD.
SHARE OF AUDIENCE
(Mon. thru Fri. Average)
Source: J. A. Word, Inc.
9 AM -12 Noon 69.5%
12 Noon -6 PM 71.6%
6 PM -10 PM 72.0%
MARKET DATA
Source: Sales Management
Population 301,700
Radio Homes 82,500
Retail Soles $333,484,000
AT THE CENTER OF THE STORIED DEL-MAR-VA PENINSULA
John W. Downing, President
Charles J. Truitt, Gen. Mgr.
National Representatives:
Burn-Smith Co., Inc.
455
MASSACHUSETTS
Pop. April 1, 193^ (Est.) 4,928,000— Total Housing Units 1,416,000
raniilies April 1. 195} (Est.) 1 ,315,000— Stations in State 51
W A R A
ATTLEBORO— 1950
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Attleboro Radio Assn.
Address Bronson BIdg.
Phone Number 1320
Air Tune Full Time
Representative Bannan
Transcription Service Thesaurus
News Service UP
President Howard H. Sweet
General Manager J. Ottmar
Station Manager Keith S. Field
Commercial Mgr William A. Dawson. Jr.
Program Director David P. Mohr
Chief Engineer Charles Lynch
WBMS
BOSTON— 1946
Frequency: 1090 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By WBMS, Inc.
Business-Studio Add Hotel Shelton
Phone Number Copley 7-3005
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service UP
Representative Forjoe & Co.
President John Laux
General Manager Norman Furman
Commercial Mgr Zangwil Lasker
Sales Prom. Mgr Irving Wermont
Program Director Ken Maiden
Publicity Director Gerald McCarthy
Ch'.ef Engineer Donald Snider
WBZ-WBZA
(Synchronous Operation)
BOSTON-SPRINGFIELD— 1921
NBC-NERN
Frequency: 1030 Kc Power: WBZ. 50,000
Watts; WBZA. 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . . Westinghouse Radio Sta-
tions, Inc. (Synchronous Operation)
Business-Studio Add... 11 70 Soldiers Field Rd.
Phone Number ALgonquin 4-5670
News Service AP, UP, INS
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership BAB
Representative Free & Peters
President E. V. Huggins
V.P., Gen. Mgr J. E. Baudino
Station Manager W. C. Swartley
Sales ?i4anager C. M. Meehan
Promotion Manager John Stilli
Program Manager Avner Rakov
Ch ei Engineer W. H. Hauser
Publicity Director Joseph CuUinane
W C 0 P
BOSTON— 1935
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WCOP Bdcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 485 Boylston St.
Phone Number COpley 7-0123
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP, INS
Gen., Sta. Mgr Roy V. Whisnand
Natl. Sales Mgr A. N. Armstrong
Program Director Irvin E. Dierdorif , Jr.
Chief Engineer Roland C. Hale
W E E I
BOSTON-— 1924— CBS-RADIO
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 5000 Walts
Owned-Oper. By CBS Radio Division
Business-Studio Address 182 Tremont St.
Phone Number HUbbard 2-2323
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative CBS Radio Spot Sales
Membership BAB
General Manager Harvey J. Struthers
Commercial Mgr Emmett J. Heerdt, Jr.
Sales Promotion Mgr Charles B. H. Vaill
Program Director Raymond G. Girardin
Publicity Director Mdrie H. Houlahan
Chief Engineer Harold A. Dorschug
WHDH
BOSTON— 1926
Frequency: 850 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Motheson Radio Co.
Bus-Studio Address 6 St. James Ave.
Phone Number HAncock 6-5500
Newspaper Affiliation . . Herald-Traveler Corp.
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative John Blair
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Robert B. Choate
Managing Director William B. McGralh
Commercial Manager Arthur T. Brush
Program Director George M. Perkins
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir. . . William E. Shea
Chief Engineer Philip K. Baldwin
W M E X
BOSTON— 1934
Frequency: 1510 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Northern Corp.
Business-Studio Address 70 Brookline Ave.
Phone Number Commonwealth 6-3
456
MASSAC H USETTS
Air Time Full Time
News Service INS
Transcription Service Lang- Worth, SEE AC
Pres.. Prog. Dir John E. Reilly
General, Station Manager William S. Pote
Commercial Manager Lawrence Flynn
Sales Promotion Manager Marie Mason
Publicity Director Mary Saunders
Chief Engineer William Ferruzzi
WNAC
BOSTON— 1922— MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Yankee Net. Div.. General
Teleradio, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 21 Brookline Ave.
Phone Number Commonwealth 6-0800
News Service Reuters, INS, UP
Representative H-R Reps.
President Tom O'Neil
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Linus Travers
Vice President George Steff y
Commercial Manager Tom Boteson
Sales Prom. Mgr George Nallberg
Program Director Dave Cox
Publicity Director Phyllis Doherty
Chief Engineer I. B. Robinson
WORL
BOSTON— 1950
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Pilgrim Bcstg. Co.
Address 92 State St.
Phone Number Lafayette 3-4000
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service AP
Representative Boiling Co.
President Joseph A. Dunn
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Arthur E. Haley
Program Director Norm Prescott
Publicity Director Polly Haddad
Chief Engineer John Parker
WVOM
BOSTON-BROOKLINE— 1948
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Boston Bcstg. Corp.
Address 1 Harvard Street
Phone Number Beacon . 2-5650
Air Time Full Time
Representative McGillvra
News Service ^^
General Manager Benjamin Bartzoff
Commercial Manager Ken Strong
Chief Engineer Jerome Bartzoff
WBET
BROCKTON— 1946
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Enterprise Publishin^r Co.
Business-Studio Address 60 Main St.
Phone Number Brockton 7062
News Service AP
Representative Bannan, Colton
Membership NARTB. BAB
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Charles A. Fuller
Commercial Mgr Earle G. Clement
Program Director Kenneth A. Wheeler
Technical Dir Mark L. MacAdam
WTAO
CAMBRIDGE— 1948
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Middlesex Bcstg. Corp.
Address 439 Concord Ave.
Phone Number Eliot 4-0500
Air Time Day Time
News Service AP
Representative Indie Sales
President Frank J. Lyman, Jr.
General Manager F. C. Bailey
Program Dir Edward Penney
Chief Engineer Norman J. Graham
WAGE
CHICOPEE-SPRINGFIELD— 1946
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Regional Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Hotel Bridgeway
Phone Number Springfield 6-1323.
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service AP
Representative Indie Sales
Membership NARTB. BAB
President David Hayes
Sta., Comm.. Gen. Mgr Ralph J. Robinson
Program Dir Charles J. O'Malley
Chief Engineer H. R. Glinka
WALE
FALL RIVER— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Narragansett Bcstg. Co.
Address 374 Central St
Phone Number 4-1400
News Service • • • • •"*^
Representative Walker. Kettell-Carter
Pres.. Gen. Mgr George L. Sisson. Jr.
Chief Engineer Roland Berube
WSAR
FALL RIVER— 1921— ABC
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Fall River Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address Academy Bldg.
Phone Number 7-9477
Newspaper Affilitaion Herald News, Inc.
Air Time F"" Time
News Service ^^
Transcription Service Thesaurus
457
• •
MASSAC H US ETTS
• • •
Representative ..Headley -Reed. Bertha Bannan
Membership NARTB
President Frank W. Miller
Treas.-. Gen. Mgr Melvin Lahr
Commercial Manager Neil Sullivan
Publicity Director John Crowley
Program Dir Angus Bailey
Chief Engineer John Pavao
WEIM
FITCHBURG— 1941— MBS- YANKEE
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WEIM. Fitchburg, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 717 Main St.
Phone Number 3-3766
Air Time Unimited
News Service AP
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr. . . . Henry G. Molina. Jr.
Commercial Mgr James W. Chalmers
Program Dir David Rodman
Chief Engineer Ted Kalin
WFGM
FITCHBURG— 1950
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Wachusett Bcstg. Co.
Address 455 Main St.
Phone Number 3-4897
Representative Devney. Bannan
News Service INS
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Ansel E. Gridley
Program Director Tal Hood
Chief Engineer Donald L. Coleman
WKOX
FRAMINGHAM— 1947
Frequency: 1190 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WKOX. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Mt. Wayte Ave.
Phone Number Framingham 7409
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Kettell-Carter
General Manager Richard E. Adams
Commercial Manager Lewis F. Sargent
Program Director William B. Sherman
Chief Engineer Francis Bartol
WHOB
GARDNER— 1 946— ABC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... Gardner Bcstg. Corp.
Business Number Green St., Gardner
Phone Number 1490
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Borgatti. Inc.
President W. J. Berkley
General Manager Wm. Rust
Station Manager Al Maffie
Chief Engineer Melvin Miller
W H A I
GREENFIELD— 1938— MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1240 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By John W. Haigis
Business-Studio Address 354 Main St.
Phone Number 430L-2
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Bertha Bannan. Walker
Membership NARTB
President John W. Haigis, Sr.
Gen.. Sta. Mgr John W. Haigis, Jr.
Commercial Manager H. W. Nichols
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Thomas J. Kelly
Program Director Ira I. Hewey
Chief Engineer Leland F. Wheeler
WHAV
HAVERHILL— 1947
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Haverhill Gazette Co.
Business-Studio Address 30 How St.
Phone Number 4-4733
Air Time Full Time
Newspaper Affiliation . . . Haverhill Gazette Co.
News Service UP
Representative Kettell-Carter
Membership BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr John T. Russ
Station Manager Robert L. Kimel
Commercial Mgr John J. Kirby
Program Director Kenneth Ash
Chief Engineer David Cate
W H Y N
HOLYOKE— 1941— MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Hampden — Hamshire Corp.
Address 180 High St.
Phone Number Holyoke 8238
Newspaper Affiliat'.on . . . .Transcript-Telegram
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Branham
Membership NARTB. BAB
Sta.. Gen. Mgr Charles N. DeRose
Commercial Manager . . . .Patrick J. Montague
Chief Engineer Alexander Paley
WREB
HOLYOKE— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Address 323 High St.
Phone Number 2-3296
458
MASSAC H USETTS
Transcription Service Associated, SESAC
News Service AP
Membership BAB
President Sigward Holmes
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr John J. Broderick
Pgm. Dir., Prom. Mgr Gerald Loughman
Publicity Director Larry Therrien
Chief Engineer Arthur P. Beaton
WCCM
LAWRENCE— 1947
Frequency: 800 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Lawrence Bdcstg. Co.
Address 278 Essex Street
Phone Number Lawrence 3-7171-2
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service AP
Representative Bannan. Indie Sales
Pres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr Geo. H. Jaspert
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr.. .Daniel RugTgles, III
Prog. Dir Ernest La Branche
Chief Engineer John David Bodel
WLAW
LAWRENCE— 1937— ABC
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 50,000 Waits
Owned-Oper. By Hildreth & Rogers Co.
Business-Studio Address Essex St.
Phone Number Lawrence 4171
Newspaper Affiliation Eagle-Tribune
Air Time 6 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service UP, INS
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative O. L. Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB
President Irving E. Rogers
Gen., Sta. Mgr Lambert B. Beeuwkes
Commercial Manager Nona Kirby
Program Dir Frederick P. Laffey
Sales Prom. Mgr Kerby Cushing
Publicity Director Fred A. Sullivan
Chief Engineer George A. Hinckley
WCAP
LOWELL— 1951
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Oj/ned-Operated By Northeast Radio Inc.
Address 243 Central St.
Phone Number 4-0404
News Service UP
President Israel Cohen
Gen., Sta. Mgr William J. Warren
Program Director Ugo San Antonio
Chief Engineer Theodore Cohen
W L L H
LOWELL-LAWRENCE— 1934
MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Merrimac Bdcstg. Co.
Phone Number 8715, Lawrence 2-2146
Air Time 6:00 a.m.-ll:30 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
President Gerald Harrison
V. P Carl S. Wheeler
Sta. Mgr Dana W. Fitzgerald
Program Director Tom Clayton
Commercial Manager Haskell Bloomberg
Chief Engineer Anthony G. Michaels
WLYN
LYNN— 1947
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Puritan Best. Service, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 7 Willow St.
Phone Number LY. 5-6200
Air Time 6:00 a.m.-Sunset
News Service UP
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Theodore Feinstein
Sta., Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir Hank Forbes
Ch'.ef Engineer Russell Bassett
WHIL
MEDFORD— 1952
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Conant Bcstg. Co.
Address 99 Revere Beach Pkwy.
Phone Number Mystic 8-2250
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Pres., Gen. Mgr Sherwood J. Tarlow
Commercial Mgr Joseph Kruger
Program Director Dave Maynard
Chief Engineer Sal Fulchino
WBSM
NEW BEDFORD— 1949
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Bay State Bcstg. Co.
Address Pope's Island
Phone Number 3-1767
Representative The Boiling Co.
Membership NARTB
News Service UP
President Joseph P. Duchaine
General Manager Otto F. A. Arnold
Commercial Manager Richard C. Evans
Program Director Chris Clark
Chief Engineer Brownell Brightman
WNBH
NEW BEDFORD— 1921— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Oper. By E. Anthony & Sons. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 432 County Sts.
Phone Number 8-5228
Air Time ^"" ^^^p
News Service \\r.
Newspaper affiliation Standard-Times
Representotive... Walker Co.. Bertha Bannan
459
• • •
M ASSAC H USETTS
• • •
Station Manager I Thomas Mathers
Commercial Manager Arnold Briden
Program Director James Gleason
Chief Engineer David Dodd
WMNB
NORTH ADAMS— 1947
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Northern Berkshire Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address. . .466 Curran
Phone Number 1230
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative McGillvra
Membership N ARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. Gordon Keyworth
Program Manager Larry Truesdale
Chief Engineer J. Gordon Keyworth
WN AW
NORTH ADAMS— 1949
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Cecil F. Clifton
Address 20 State Street
Phone Nimiber 860
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated, Cole
Owner Mrs. Cecil F. Clifton
Program Director Carman S. Tubby
Chief Engineer Calvin Curtis
WHMP
NORTHAMPTON— 1950
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Pioneer Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address 78 Main St.
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Louis Borgatti
President John H. Williams
Gen.. Sta., Comm.,
Prom. Mgr Alexander W. Milne
Program Director Joseph T. Fennessey
Chief Engineer Harold Schumacher
WBEC
PITTSFIELD— 1947— ABC-UBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Western Mass. Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 30 Eagle St.
Phone Number 8292
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Everott-McKinney. Kettell-
Carter
Newspaper Aff il. . . . Berkshire Evening Eagle
Membership NARTB
President L. K. MUler
Gen., Sta., Comm.,
Prom. Mgr W. Wendell Budrow
Pgm., Publ., Dir Robert Henabery
Chief Engineer Walton Ayer
W B R K
PITTSFIELD— 1938— MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Greylock Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 8 Bank Row
Phone Number 2-1553
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Walker, Morgatti
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Leon Podolsky
Sta., Gen. Mgr John T. Parsons
Commercial Manager .... Norman T. Simpson
Sales Promotion Manager . . . Robert H. Burbank
Pub.. Pgm. Dir Richard Bolender
Chief Engineer Leonard Lavendol
WJDA
QUINCY— 1947
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .South Shore Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address Box 373
Phone Number Mayflower 9-1300
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Pres.. Gen., Sta.. Comm.. Prom. Mgr.,
Chf. Engr James D. Asher
Program Director Charles Glass
W E S X
SALEM— 1939
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By North Shore Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Salem
Phone Number 5670
Transcription Service World
President Joseph H. Tobin
Gen.. Sta. Mgr William C. Asher
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Tom Lester
Prog., Pub. Dir Duane Hatch
Chief Engineer Philip Campbell
WBZA-WBZ
(Synchronous Operation)
SPRINGFIELD-BOSTON— 1921
NBC-NERN
(See Boston Listing)
460
MASSAC H USETTS
WJKO
SPRINGFIELD— 1948
Frequency: 1600 Kc. 5 KW d.
Owned-Oper. By Springfield Bdcstg. Co.
Address 137 State St.
Phone Number 2-7487
Air Time Day Time
News Service UP
Representative Gill-Keefe & Perna
President Gerson Askinas
Gen. Mgr.. Pgm. Dir C. M. Manitsas
Sales Manager E. G. Hewinson, Sr.
W M A S
SPRINGFIELD— 1932^CBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WMAS, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 101 West St.
Phone Number Springfield 7-1414
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NARTB
President Gerald Harrison
Station Manager Robert Donahue
Commercial Manager Robert Feldman
Sales Prom. Mgr Paul Peltier
Chief Engineer John Michnovez
WPEP
TAUNTON— 1949
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Silver City Bcstg. Co.
Address 74 Broadway
Phone Number 4-7528
Air Time Day Time
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
News Service UP
President J. Marshall McGregor
General Manager James Milton Hammond
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir Joseph G. Quill
Commercial Manager Edwin Stawniak
Chief Engineer Lawrence Prado
WCRB
WALTHAM— 1948
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Charles River Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 834 Main St.
Phone Number W« 5-7080
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Representative Bannon
President, Gen. Mgr Theodore Jones
Program Director David B. Tucker
Chief Engineer J. H. Bonney
WS P R
SPRINGFIELD— 1936— ABC
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WSPR, Inc.
Business Address 63 Chestnut St.
Phone Number 6-2757
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative George P. Hollingbery
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Alan C. Tindal
Commercial Manager J. H. Ferguson, Jr.
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir.. .Howard S. Keefe
Program Director Wayne H. Latham
Chief Engineer George Townsend
WTXL
SPRINGFIELD— 1949
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Ov/ned-Operated By Telecolor Corp.
Phone Number 9-4768
Air Time 6:40 a.m.-12 M.
News Service INS
Transcription Service World
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr , . .L. X. Reilly
Commercial Manager . . . .Holland D. Cameron
Oper.. Mgr.. Chief Engr J. L. Spates
WARE
WARE— 1948
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Central Bdcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Ware
Phone Number 1250
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Borgatti, Radio Reps.
Gen., Sta. Mgr T. M. Colton
Commercial Mgr Howard L. Chase
Chief Engineer Joseph Bigda
WOCB
WEST YARMOUTH— 1940
MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Wotts
Owned-Oper. By E. Anthony & Sons
Phone Number Hyannis 502
Address South Sea Avenue
Air Time 7 a.m.-ll:30 p.m.
Representative Walker, Bertha Bannon
President Basil Brewer
General Manager Dan B. Gaylord
Station Manager Paul Stiles
Program Director Joyce Johnson
Chief Engineer, Frank L. Lynch
461
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the Detroit market. Best way to
reach them, day and night, is
through WU J. For 32 years, it"s
the station Detroiters have looked
to for the best in programs, and
advertisers for the best in resuhs.
At louett cost, too! WWJ costs
less than the average cost-per-
thousand for radio time in Detroit
. . . 14.5% less according to Pulse
ratings! To get your share of the
4-billion dollars retail business
done in Detroit, employ Detroit's
first radio station . . . W\t'J.
Shortest distance between your visual sales message
and the 800,000 T\ sets in Detroit is through WWJ-TV,
first TV station in Michigan. Proof? Whenever Detroit's
3 TV stations telecast the same event . . . conventions,
elections, speeches, sports . . , ratings give WWJ-TV a
greater audience than both other stations combined!
More proof? Throughout the year, WWJ-TV carries
most of the top-rated weekly shows! Still more proof?
WWJ-TV is the busiest station in television. Besides
its 10 hours of NBC network shows, WWJ-TV often
exceeds 19 live shows in 7 hours of local programming
daily in its new building, containing the largest and
finest facilities in America!
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WAAB
WORCESTER— 1931— ABC
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned by WAAB. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 34 Mechanic St.
Phone Number 2-5611
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Everett-McKinney. Bannan
Membership N ARTE
President George F. Wilson
Commercial Mgr George J. Kapel
Program Dir Don Stevens
Chief Engineer Felix Bonvoulair
WNEB
WORCESTER— 1946
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By New England Bcstg. Co.
Address 405 Main St.
Phone Number 6-4672
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Representative Boiling
President Paul C. Lytle
Gen. Mgr John J. Hurley
Commercial Mgr Edward T. McCann, Jr.
Chief Engineer Vernon P. Wilson
W 0 R C
WORCESTER— 1927— MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Worcester
Business-Studio Address 4 Walnut St.
Phone Number 5-3101
Air Time [ !? a.m.-M.
News Service aP
Representative Headley-Reed
President c. George Taylor
Gen., Sta., Mgr Kenneth M. Cooper
Comm. Mgr Thomas M. Donlin
Chief Engineer Carroll Philbrook
WT A G
WORCESTER— 1924— CBS
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WTAG, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 18 Franklin St.
Phone Number 5-4321
Air Time 6 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
Newspaper A filiation Telegram &
Evening Gazette
News Service AP
Transcription Service World. Associated
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB, BAB
Vice-Pres.. Gen. Mgr Robert W. Booth
Stalion Manager Herbert L. Krueger
Commercial Manager Robert J. Brown
Sales Promotion Manager . Bernard J. La Plante
Prod.. Pgm. Dir A. I. Brissette
Publicity Director A. C. Fuller
Chie! Engineer E. A. Browning
MICHIGAN
Pop. April 1,1933 (Est.) 1,669,000— Total Housing Units 1,990,000
Families April 1,1933 (Est.) 1,834,000— Stations in State 68
WABJ
ADRIAN— 1946
Frequency: 1500 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By James Gerity. Jr.
Address Treat Rd.
Phone Number 9000
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Membership NARTB, BAB
Owner James Gerity, Jr.
General Manager O. Wm. Myers
Commercial Manager David L. Norton
News, Pgm. Dir Larry Payne
Chief Engineer Elwood Brown
WALM
ALBION— 1952
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Calhoun Bcstg. Co.
Address Hawes Bldg.
Phone Number 8120
President J. C. Bedient
General Manager M. H. Wirth
Program Director Lewis Shroyer
Chief Engineer Clare Brown
WFYC
ALMA— 1948
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d..
Owned-Oper, By WFYC. Inc.
Address 408 V2 Gratiot Ave.
Phone Number 95
News Service UP
Trans. Service Lang- Worth, World
President L. R. Kamperman
V.P., Gen. Mgr Robert W. Cessna
Chief Engineer Harold Frisbee
463
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MICHIGAN
• • •
WATZ
ALPENA— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Midwestern Best?. Co.
Business Address Alpena
Phone Number 1049
Air Time 7 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service AP
Representative Hal Holmcm
President Les Biederman
General Manager Drew McClay
Chief Engineer VTilIiam Kiker
WHRV
ANN ARBOR— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Huron Valley Bcstrs., Inc.
Business Address 4230 Packard Rd.
Phone Number 2-4573
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB, BAB
President J. F. Hopkins
General Manager Steve Filipiak
Com. Mgr James H. Hopkins
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 BIdg.
Phone Number 2-5517
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative McGillvra
Membership NARTB
President Arthur E. Greene
Gen. Sta. Manager Edward F. Baughn
Commercial Manager Kenneth MacDonald
Program Director. Roger A. Shepard
Chief Engineer D. N. Bowdish
WLEW
BAD AXE— 1950
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Port Huron Bdcstg. Co.
Address 932 Militarv St.. Port Huron
Phone Number 2-8536
Representative Gill-Keefe-Penna
Transcription Service Standard
News Service UP
Membership NARTB
Gen. Mgr John Wismer
Sta.. Com. Mgr Jim Muehlenbeck
P'og. Dir Dick Estell
Chief Engineer Don Clotier
WBCK
BATTLE CREEK— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Michigan Bcstg. Co.
Address 402 Security Natl. Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 3-5555
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Burn-Smith
P es.. General Manager Robert H. Holmes
Commercial Manager F. K. Doyle
Program Director E. F. Cahill
Chief Engineer Robert Willbur
WELL
BATTLE CREEK— 1925— ABC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Federated Publications, Inc.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address Michigan
National Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 7173
Air Time 6 a,m.-ll:30 p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative McGillvra
Membership NARTB, BAB
WELL
BAHLE CREEK
Battle Creek's top-rated
station
and the best buy
because . . .
• 26 years of making friends —
and sales
• Covers retail trading area of
198,299
• Affiliated w':th American Bcstg.
Company
Represented nationally by
JOS. HERSHEY McGILLVRA
250W
1400
WELL
464
the
GREAT VOICE
of the
GREAT
LAKES
465
• • •
MICHIGAN
• • •
General Manager Dan E. Jayne
Commercial Manager E. P. Milk, Jr.
Program Director Forrest F. Owen
Chief Engineer Earl J. Stone
W B C M
BAY CITY— 1928— ABC
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Bay Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address Wenonah Hotel
Phone Number .7551-2
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative George P. HolUngbery
Membership BAB
President Harley D. Peet
Gen.-Station-Comm. Mgr Hugh A Giesel
Program Director Charles E. Anthony
Chief Engineer Ralph H. Carpenter
WGRO
BAY CITY— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Griner-Dillon Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 3-1260
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Sears & Ayer
Membership BAB
President James Gerity, Jr.
Vice-Pres O. William Myers
Station Manager Harley West
Program Director Phil Sanford
Chief Engineer Edward Dillon
WHFB
BENTON HARBOR— 1947
Frequency: 1060 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Palladium Publ. Co.
Address Fairplain Ave.
Phone Number 5-2113
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service RCA, World
Representative Hal Holman
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Stanley R. Banyon
Vice-Pres W. J. Banyon
Gen.. Sta. Mgr J. p. Scherer
Commercial Manager Ted Vernasco
Sales Prom. Mgr Dwight Edmunds
Program Director John Pershing Chase
Chief Engineer Munson Robinson
WATT
CADILLAC— 1945— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .Midwestern Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. P.O. Box 219, Cadillac
Phone Number 1270
News Service AP
Transcription Service SESAC, KBS
Representative Hal Holman
Pres., Gen. Mgr Les Biedermon
Station Manager Art Nyhus
Commercial Manager M. L. Chandler
Chief Engineer Bill Kikel
WTVB
COLDWATER— 1949
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . .Twin Valley Bdcstrs, Inc.
Address Box 32
Phone Number 1230
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Trans. Service World, Associated, Cole
Representative McOillvra
Membership BAB
President George Hosek
Gen., Stat. Mgr., Chief Eng..E. Harold Munn, Jr.
Program Director James C. Macklem
WKMH
DEARBORN— 1946
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power 5000 Watts d..
1000 n.
Owned-Operoted By WKMH, Inc.
Address 15001 Michigan Ave.
Phone Number Tiffany 6-8500
Transmitter Willow Run Express Hway.
News Service INS. UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Sta., Gen. Mgr Fred A. Knorr
Comm., Prom. Mgr George M. Miller
Program Director Verna Borsodi
Production Director Clare Linn
Chief Engineer Jerrold Martin
CKLW
DETROIT-WINDSOR— 1932
MBS-CBC
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Western Ontario Bcstg. Co..
Ltd., Essex Bcstrs., Inc.
Business Address. .3300 Guardian Bldg., Det.
Phone Number Woodward 1-7200
Air Time 24 Hrs.
News Service INS, UP
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Representative All Canada Facilities,
Adam J. Young, Jr.
Membership NARTB
President, General Mgr J. E. Campeau
Sta. Mgr., Chief Engr W. J. Carter
Commercial Manager E. Wilson Wardell
Sales Prom. Mgr S. C. Ritchie
Publicity Director Art Gloster
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467
MICHIGAN
W J B K
DETROIT— 1926
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Operated By Storer Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 500 Temple «ve.
Phone Number TEmple 3-7900
Air Time 24 Hours
News Service INS
Representative Katz Agency
Membership NARTB, BAB
President George B. Storer
Vice-Pres., Managing Dir Gayle V. Grubb
Commercial Manager Harry Lipson
Sales Promotion Manager Peter Storer
Program Director Richard Fischer
Publicity Director. Beverly Holden
Chief Engineer Paul O. Frincke
WJLB
DETROIT— 1926
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... Booth Radio & TV Stas.
Business Address Buhl Bldg.
Phone Number WOodward 5-2000
News Service AP
Membership BAB
Representative Forjoe
Pres., Gen. Mgr John L. Booth
Station Manager Eric V. Hay
Sales Prom. Mgr Edwin E. Nyy
Chief Engineer Edward H. Clark
W J R
DETROIT— 1927— CBS
Frequency: 760 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. WJR, The Goodwill Sta., Inc.
Address Fisher Bldg.
Phone Number Trinity 5-4440
Air Time 24 Hours
News Service AP. INS. UP
Trans. Service Thesaurus, World
Membership NARTB. BAB
President John F. Patt
V.P., & Gen. Mgr Worth Kramer
Sec'y-Treas William G. Siebert
Advt. & Pub. Rel. Dir James Quello
Sales Manager Elmer O. Wayne
Program Director Franklin Mitchell
Production Director Norman White
V.P. in charge of News George Cushlng
V.P. in chge of Engr George Leydorf
(See Pages 264, 465)
W W J
DETROIT— 1920— NBC
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 5000 Watt*
Owned-Oper. By The Evening News Assn.
Address 615 W. Lafayette
Phone Number WOodward 2-2000
Newspaper Affiliation "Detroit News"
Air Time 24 Hours
News Service AP, UP
Trans. Serv Long-Worth & Thesaurus
Representative ...George P. Hollingberry Co.
Membership NARTB
General Manager Edwin K. Wheeler
Station Manager Don DeGroot
General Program Mgr M. C. Wissman
General Engr. Mgr E. J. Love
Public Affairs Manager James Eberle
Pgm. & Prod. Mgr Charles Penman
Chief Engineer Carl Wesser
Promotion Manager Jack Albert
(See Page 462)
WX YZ
DETROIT— 1925— ABC
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WVYZ. Inc.
Business Address 1700 Mutual Bldg.
Phone Number WOodward 3-8321
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP. INS
Representative John Blair
President James G. Riddell
Commercial Manager Harold Christian
Sales Prom. Mgr William Morgan
Chief Engineer Charles Kocher
W D B C
ESCANABA— 1941— MBS
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Delta Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 419
Phone Number 3190-1
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-ll:30 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Walker
Gen.. Comm. Mgr George D. Lindenthal
Sta., Mgr.. Pgm. Dir Robert Wagner
Production Director John Hagerman
Chief Engineer Jack W. Foster
WBBC
FLINT— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By.. Booth Radio & TV Stations,
Bus.-Studio Address 3076 E. Bristol Rd.
Phone Number Detroit. Woodward 2-0220;
Flint. 9-8686
Air Time .6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Weed
Membership BAB
President John Lord Booth
General Manager W. Gerald Schroeder
Chief Engineer G. Elwood Ryan
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MICHIGAN
WCLC
FLINT— 1952
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Adelaide L. Carrell
Address 1623 Utica Ave.
Phone Number 43381
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Man. Dir., Comm. Mgr Adelaide L. Carrell
WFDF
FLINT— 1922— ABC
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By The Trebit Corp.
Address Garland at First Ave.
Phone Number 2-7158
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard, Thesaurus
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Harry M. Bitner, Sr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr Lester W. Lindow
Sales Prom. Mgr Marvin Levey
Program Director Elmer A. Knopf
Publicity Director Donald Wyant
Chief Engineer Gerald Wolpert
WMRP
FLINT— 1946— KBS
Frequency: 1510 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Methodist Radio Parish. Inc.
Address 3217 Lapeer St.
Phone Number 3-5112
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Best
President Victor Longfield
Gen., Sta. Mgr William H. Morford
Commercial Manager Richard Carter
Chief Engineer Homer Blumerich
WTAC
FLINT— 1946— NBC
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Trendle-Campbell Bcstg.
Corp.
Business-Studio Address 740 S. Saginaw St.
Phone Number Flint 2-1136
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Paul H. Raymer
President George W. Trendle
General Mgr H. Allen Campbell
Sta.. Comm. Mgr J. R. McKinley
P-ogram Dir Laurence Arnold
Chief Engineer Frank Folsom
WATC
GAYLORD— 1950— BUNYAN
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Midwestern Bcstg. Co.
Address Paul Bunyan Bldg., Traverse City
Phone Number Traverse City 2700
Representative Holman
Transcription Service Standard
News Service AP
President Les Biederman
General Manager Mitch Gordon
Commercial Manager Gerald Crittenden
Program Director Ken Haven
Chief Engineer William Kiker
WGHN
GRAND HAVEN— 1951
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Grand Haven Bcstg. Co.
Address Grand Haven
WFUR
GRAND RAPIDS— 1947
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Furniture City Bcstg. Corp.
Address 430 Federal Square Bldg.
Phone Number GL 6-9541
Trans. Loca 501 Garfield Ave., N.W.
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service • • AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Hil F. Best
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr William Kuiper
Commercial Manager H, J. Swierenga
Program Director Henry Bosch
Chief Engineer Jack Timmer
WGRD
GRAND RAPIDS— 1947
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Music Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Add... 35 Lafayette Ave.. N.E.
Phone Number 9-4111
Air Time 6 a.m.-local sunset
News Service ^P
Representative GUl-Keefe-Pema
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr Paul F. Eichhom
Program Director John Speer
Publicity Dir Frederick Stove-
Chief Engineer Richa-d Groenevelt
WJEF
GRAND RAPIDS— 1945— CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Fetzar Bdcstg. Co.
Address Pantlind Hotel
Phone Number Glendale 6-8512
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12:05 M.
News Service ^^
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MICHIGAN
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Avery-Knodel, Inc.
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr John E. Fetzer
Pub. Dir.. Sta. Mgr Martin Giaimo
Station Manager Martin Giaimo
Dir. of Public Affairs Dr. Willis F. Dunbar
Chief Engineer Carl E. Lee
W L A V
GRAND RAPIDS— 1940— ABC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Versluis Radio &
Television. Inc.
Address 6 Fountain St.. N.E.
Phone Number GLendale 6-5461
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership BAB
President Leonard A. Versluis
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr Hy M. Steed
Program Director Bob Kirby
Chief Engineer Lee Stevens
WOOD
GRAND RAPIDS— 1924— NBC
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... Grandwood Bdcstg. Co.
Address . . 1408 Grand Rapids Natl. Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 9-4125
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Katz Agency
Membership NARTB. BAB
President H. M. Bitner. Sr.
Gen., S:a.. Comm. Mgr Willard Schroeder
Program Director Frank Sisson
Publicity Director David Hoyle
Chief Engineer Louis Bergenroth
WHTC
HOLLAND— 1948
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Holland Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 5 E. Eighth St.
Phone Number 9482
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transc. Serv World. Lang- Worth. Thesaurus
Representative Best
Membership NARTB
President W. A. Butler
Comm.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr Sandy Meek
Program Director Larry Collins
Publicity Director William Young
Chief Engineer .John Klungle
W H D F
HOUGHTON— 1929— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Upper Michigan Bcstg. Co.
Address Douglass Hotel
Phone Number Houghton 1
Air Time 7 a.m.-ll:15 p^m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB
Chief Owner G. L. Burgan
General Manager Albert W. Payne
Program Director Earl Norden
Chietf Engineer George L. Burgan
WMIQ
IRON MOUNTAIN— 1947
ABC-NORTHERN
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Iron Mountain-Kingsford
Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address.. 211 E. Ludington St.
Phone Number 2031
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President Frank J. Russell
General Manager Russell J. Staff eld
Commercial Manager William C. Johnson
Chief Engineer Paul F. Anick
WIKB
IRON RIVER— 1949— MBS— KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned By WIKB, Inc.
Operated By Upper Mich.-Wisc. Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 102-3
Air Time 6:55 a.m.?l:55 p.m.
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Walker
President H. H. Frailing
General Manager James F. Kauper
Prod., Pgm. Dir Bob Serenson
Chief Engineer Eugene Kaari
W J M S
IRONWOOD— 1931— MBS
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 1000 Walts
Owned-Oper. By . . Upper Michigan- Wisconsin
Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address.. 124 E. McLeod Ave.
Phone Number 20
Air Time 7 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Walker
President William L. Johnson
Station Manager Donald R. Hoover
Program Director Laura Johnson
Chief Engineer Arne Dahlbacka
470
MICHIGAN
WJPD
ISHPEMING— 1947— PBN-GOEBEL
KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Ishpeming Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Jenks Block
Phone Number 1892
Air Time 7 a.m.-ll:00 p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Pres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr J. P. Deegan
Publicity Director Carl B. Tupala
Program Director Paul C. Crowley
Chief Engineer Bernard R. Moloney
W I B M
JACKSON— 1927— ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned By WIBM. Inc.
Address 2511 Kibby Road
Phone Number 6121
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Representative Forjoe
Transcription Service. .Thesaurus, Lang-Worth
President Roy Radner
Station Manager William Cizek
Prog. Dir., Chief Announcer. .Jack Underwood
Chief Engineer Charles T/^Hrtanen
WKHM
JACKSON— 1951— MBS
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .Jackson Bcstng. & Tele.
Corp.
Address 441 Wildwood
Phone 4-7181
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Headley-Reed
Pres., Gen. Mgr Fred A. Knorr
Managing Director Walter Patterson
Sales Prom. Mgr Marcus Sharpe
Program Director Robert Thaw
Chief Engineer Paul Wright
WGFG
KALAMAZOO— 1947— ABC-NBC
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Walts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Station WGFG
Business-Studio Address ... State Theatre Bldg.
Phone Number 4-0111
News Service UP
Representative H-R Reps.. Inc.
Gen.. Comm. Manager Howard D. Steere
Sta. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Emil J. Popke, Jr.
Chief Engineer Carl Stephens
W KZ 0
KALAMAZOO— 1923— CBS
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Fetzer Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 124 W. Michigan Ave.
Phone Number 3-1223
Air Time 6 a.m^l2:05 a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB, BAB
President, Gen. Mgr John E. Fetzer
Sales Service Director John W. O'Harrow
Program Director Harry E. Travis
Director Public Affairs ... Dr. Willis F. Dunbar
Chief Engineer Francis L. Morse
WILS
LANSING— 1946
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.-
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Lansing Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 407 N. Washington
Phone Number 2-1655
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, Capitol
Representative O. L. Taylor
Pres., Gen. Mgr W. A. Pomeroy
Asst. Mgr.. Chief Eng John C. Pomeroy
Commercial Manager Walter L. Dennis
Sales Prom. Mgr., Publ. Dir Walter Braeger
Pgm., Prod. Dir Alex Dillingham
W J I M
LANSING— 1934— ABC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper, By WJIM, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address . . . Bank of Lansing Bldg.
Phone Number 2-1333
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World, Standard
Representative H-R Reps., Inc.
Membership • NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Harold F. Gross
Station Manager Howard K. Finch
Commercial Manager Roger S. Underbill
Program Director Irene Ginther
Chief Engineer C E. Wallace
WKLA
LUDINGTON— 1944— ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Raymond A. Plank
Address 204 East Ludington Ave.
Phone Number 1450
471
• • •
MICHIGAN
• • •
Air Time Unlimited
Transcription Service AP
Representative Bum-Smith
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr Raymond A. Plank
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr Jerry Breen
Program Director Tom Matthews
Publicity Director Don Hack
Chief Engineer Chas. Hagerman
WMTE
MANISTEE— 1951
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Manistee Radio Corp.
Address Radio Road
Phone Number 1340
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Best
V.P.. Gen. Mgr E. J. Powell
Commercial Manager Edward Owens
Program Director John Sullivan
Chief Engineer Tony Carroll
WSDC
MARINE CITY— 1950
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operaled By Radio St. Clair, Inc.
Address 5300 Marine City Hway.
Phone Number 3471
News Service INS
President Jeiry Coughlin
General Manager John S. Bell
Commercial Manager Harry Coughlin
Chief Engineer Robert Burr
WDMJ
MARQUETTE— 1931— MBS
KBS— NORTHERN
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Lake Superior Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 4th & Wash. St.
Phone Number 616
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB
General Manager Leo G. Brott
Station Manager E. W. Wallace
Commercial Manager Robert Luke
Chief Engineer Gordon Brozek
WMDN
MIDLAND— 1948
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By Rich Publ. House, Inc.
Transmitter Address 298 S. Sweede Rd.
Phone Number 4000
Newspaper Affiliation Midland Daily News
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service . . . Lang-Worth, Thesaurus
President Phillip T. Rich
Gen.. Sta., Comm. Mgr J. A .Sturgeon
Program Director Louis Sexton
Chief Engineer Peter A. Wolfe
WCEN
MT. PLEASANT— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d..
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Paul A. Brandt
Address 112V2 E. Bway
Phone Number 33-171, 21-501
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Trans. Serv. SESAC, Standard
President Paul A. Brandt
General Manager Bob Clayton
Program Director Jim Bailey
Chief Engineer Gilbert Roberts
W K BZ
MUSKEGON— 1926— ABC
Frequency: 850 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Ashbacker Radio Corp.
Business-Studio Address 432 Apple Ave.
Phone Number 2-6051
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Trans. Serv Thesaurus
Representative Meeke:
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Arch Shawd
Program Director Robert Johnson
Publicity Director B. L. Bennett
Chief Engineer George Krivitsky
WKNK
MUSKEGON— 1949— MBS
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Nicholas W. Kuris
Address Federal Square
Phone Number 32126
News Service UP
Representative Best
Pres., Gen. Mgr Nicholas W. Kuris
Program Director Evelyn Johnson
Chief Engineer P. L. Reynolds
WMUS
MUSKEGON— 1947
Frequency: 1090 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. Greater Muskegon Bcstrs., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 517 W. Giles Rd.
Phone Number 4-1672
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Representative Hal Holmon
President R. Bunker Rogoski
472
MICHIGAN
Gen., Sta.. Comm. Mgr Dalton C. Hille
Prog.. Pub. Dir William J. Merchant
Chief Engineer Sam Lombardi
WOAP
OWOSSO— 1948
Frequency: 1080 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Owosso Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 980
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra
President J. E. Campbell
General Manager M. H. Wirth
Sta., Comm. Prog. Mgr Merrill Walker
Chief Engineer M. Carson
WMBN
PETOSKEY— 1946
MBS-KBS-BUNYAN
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Midwestern Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Petoskey
President Les Biederman
General Manager Ralph Pierson
Commercial Manager Merten Carpenter
Program Director Ken Haven
Chief Engineer William Kiker
WCAR
PONTIAC— 1939
Frequency: 1130 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WCAR, Inc.
Address 2146 S. Telegraph Rd.
Phone Number Federal 3-7141
Air Time Local sunrise-local sunset
News Service AP, INS
Transcription Service Associated
Representative John E. Pearson
Pres., Gen. Mgr H. Y. Levinson
Commercial Manager William G. Lenhard
Program Director Frank E. Fimschild
Chief Engineer Wayne N. Cook
W H L S
PORT HURON— 1938— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Port Huron Bdcstg. Co.
Address 932 MiUtary St.
Phone Number 28536
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World, Standard
Representative Gill-Pema
Membership NARTB. BAB
Gen., Sta.. Comm. Mgr John F. Wismer
Comm., Prom.. Publ. Mgr John L. Shepard
Program Director Ernest O. Ferriby
Chief Engineer George Carroll
WTTH
PORT HURON— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Times Herald Co.
Address 903 Sixth St.
Phone Number 5171
Newspaper Affiliation "Times-Herald"
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Trans. Serv Standard, Thesaurus
Representative Weed & Company
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Louis A. Weil
General Monager F. Granger Weil
Commercial Manager Gaylord H. Forbes
Assistant Manager Alice Anderson
Program Director Dick Sommerville
Chief Engineers . . Walter Parry. Kenneth Kunze
WHAK
ROGERS CITY— 1949
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By... Rogers City Bcstg. Co.
Address Moltke Dr.
Phone Number 7751
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Best
Pres,, Gen., Mgr., Chief Engr. . Harvey A. Klann
Prom., Comm. Mgr Albert Klann
Program Director H. E. Brege
W EX L
ROYAL OAK— 1926
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Royal Oak Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 212 W. Sixth St.
Phone Number Lincoln 4-2200
Air Time 6 a.m.-2 a.m.
News Service AP, INS
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Jacob B. Sparks
Sta., Comm. Mgr Gordon A. Sparks
Sales Manager Ernest Holder
Chief Enaineer Garnet G. Sparks
WKNX
SAGINAW— 1947
Frequency: 1210 Kc. ..Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Lake Huron Bdcstg. Corp.
Address 221 So. Wash. Ave.
Phone Number 3-4471
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service ^
Representative Gill-Pema
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr .William J. Edwards
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• • •
MICHIGAN
* • •
Vice-President Alvin M. Bentley
Secy.-Treas.. Sta. Mgr Howard H. Wolfe
Sales. Prom., Pub. Director Henry Scott
Program Director Robert Dyer
Chief Engineer Max W. Thomas
W S A M
SAGINAW— 1935— NBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Saginaw Bdcstg. Co.
Address Radio Building
Phone Number .2-8161
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard Radio
Representative Headley-Reed Co.
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Milton L. Greenebaum
Asst. to Mgr Raymond G. Ulbrich
Production Director Richard Hallwood
Publicity Director lames Rockwell
Chief Engineer ^ . Harold McCuUen
WSGW
SAGINAW— 1950— MBS
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
IN ANSWER TO THE QUESTION:
"WHAT RADIO STATION
DO YOU LISTEN TO MOST
AT YOUR HOUSE"?*
MORE PEOPLE IN
SAGINAW - BAY CITY
SAO "\NSAtA''
THAN ANY OTHER STATION!
FOR THE BEST PROGRAMS
WITH THE MOST LISTENERS
AT THE LEAST COST
CHOOSE
A.M.
WSAM
F.M.
RADIO BLDG.
*SAGINAW MICHIGAN
DETAILS OF THIS SURVEY, BY A DETROIT
AGENCY, AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
Owned-Oper. By... Booth Radio & TV Stations
Address Mason Bldq.
Phone Number 3-4456
Representative Pearson
Transcription Service NBC Thesaurus
News Service AP
Pres., Mgng. Dir John L. Booth
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr Robert W. Phillips
Prog.. Pub. Director Fred Krell
Chief Engineer Harold Volz. Jr.
W S 0 0
SAULT STE. MARIE— 1940
ABC-NORTHERN
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.;
100 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By . . Hiawathaland Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 208 Ashmun St.
Phone Number 3000
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, SESAC
President, General Manager. .Stanley R. Pratt
Sta.. Comm. Mgr Richard Y. Burnett
Program Director Ed Krieger
Publicity Director Bruce Martyn
Chief Engineer William F. Morris
WSTR
STURGIS— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WSTR. Inc.
Address P. O. Box 67
Phone Number 1199
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus. World
Representative McGillvra
President Dr. Clarence H. Snyder
General Manager E. Harold Munn Jr.
Sta., Comm. Manager . Charles R. Palmquist Jr.
Program Director Charles L. Jones
Chief Engineer Paul M. Winchester
WTCM
TRAVERSE CITY— 1941
MBS— BUNYAN— KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Midwestern Bdcstg. Co.
Address Paul Bunyan Bldg.
Phone Number 2700-1
Representative Hal Holman Co.
General Manager Les Biederman
Commercial Manager R. E. Detwiler
Program Director Ken Haven
Chief Engineer W. H. Kiker
474
MINNESOTA
Pop. April 1,1953 (Est.) 3, US, 000— Total Housing Units 926,000
Families April 1,1953 (Est.) 836,000— Stations in State 46
KASM
ALBANY— 1950
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Stearns Co. Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 1150
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
News Service UP
President William Blattner
General. Sta. Manager Urban J. Keppers
Comm. Mgr Holland Lawnsbury
Chief Engineer Clyde A. Weivoda
KATE
ALBERT LEA— 1937— ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner .... Albert Lea-Austin Bdcstg. Co„ Inc.
Address 332 South Broadway
Phone Number 2338
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Meeker
Membership NARTB
President Bennett O. Knudson
General Manager Anson Van Alstyne
Program Director Marie Prossec
Chief Engineer Robert Holt
KXRA
ALEXANDER— 1949
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... . Alexandria Bcstg. Co.
Address Alexandria
Phone Number 1000
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Lawson
Pres.. Gen. Mgr R. C. Brown
Commercial Manager .... Everette Q. Walters
Program Director Kenneth Bechtel
Chief Engineer Kenneth Olson
KAUS
AUSTIN— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Cedar Valley Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 405 A N. Main St.
Phone Number 8836
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service ^
Transcription Service World
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB
President Harry Smith
Gen.. Sta. Mgr L. L. McCurnin
Pgm.. Pub. Director Tom Steensland
Sales Prom. Mgr Ken Soderberg
Chief Engineer Gl»n »•*»
KBUN
BEMIDJI— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Wcrtta
Owned-Operated By Butler Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address .419V2 Beltrami Ave.
Phone Number 1900
Air Time 7 a.m.-ll:30 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Lawson
Membership BAB
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr Edward W. Butler
Pgm., Prod. Dir Gwenyth Butler
Chief Engineer Delwyn Grage
KLIZ
BRAINERD— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Brainerd Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 2700 E. Oak St.
Phone Number 2853
Air Time Unlimited
News Service A?
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB. BAB
President. General Manager E. T. O'Brien
Program Director Lucille Grosse
Sta.. Comm.. Prom. Mgr Earl R. Johnsen
PubUcity Director Miriam Hylland
Chief Engineer James Peterson
WKLK
CLOQUET— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Cloquet Bcstg. Co.
Address 124^/2 Ave. C.
Phone Number 1*50
News Service w u
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Continental
General Manager Dale R. Peterson
Commercial Manager Richard A. Rail
Sales Promotion Manager Beverly Norgren
Chief Engineer Darrel Gander
KROX
CROOKSTON— 1948
Frequency: 1260 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d..
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Crookston Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Eagles Bldg.
Phone Number 1"^
News Service *"
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Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
Representatives . .Donald Cook, Gene Grcmb
Lawson & Assoc.
President D. A. McKenzie
Gen. Mgr.. Chf. Engr William J. Kiewel
KDLM
DETROIT LAKES— 1951
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated Ey. Detroit Lakes Bcstg. Corp.
Address 1360 Richwood Rd.
Phone Number 1100
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Lawson
President R. C. Brown
General Manager Gordon Hutton
Commercial Manager Phil Solberg
Program Director Pat Banta
Chief Engineer Sumner Rasmussen
K D A L
DULUTH— 1936— CBS
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Red River Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address. . . .218 Bradley Bldg.
Phone Number Melrose 2-2628
Air Time 24 Hours
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Dalton Le Masurier
Sta., Comm. Manager Odin S. Ramsland
Sales Prom. Mgr Dale Cowle
Program Director Jack Gordon
Chief Engineer Robert A. Dettman
W E B C
DULUTH— 1924
NBC-ARROWHEAD
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Head of the Lakes Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address WEBC Bldg.
Phone Number Melrose 2-2873
News Service UP
Transcription Service SES AC, World
Representative Hollingbery
President Morgan Murphy
General Manager W. C. Bridges
Commercial Manager Clifford J. Lue
Program Direc'.or Earl Hen ton
Chief Engineer Norman Gill
WREX
DULUTH— 1 948— MBS
Frequency: 1080 Kc. . Power: 10.000 Watts d.;
5000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Lake Superior Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 213 E. Superior St.
Phone Number 7-2911
News Service UP
Transcription Service Copitol
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB
General Manager Robert J. Rich
Program Director Dennis Muiphy
Chief Engineer Cliff Erkilla
W E V E
EVELETH— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Carl Bloomquist
Address WEVE Building
Phone Number 1340
Air Time Unlimited
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Orville Lawson
Membership NARTB
President Carl Bloomquist
General Manager Arthur F. Nelson
Program Director Robert Daniels
Chief Engineer Joe Cerar
KDHL
FARIBAULT— 1948
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KDHL Bdcstg. Co.
Rusiness-Studio Address. .. .213 Central Ave.
Phone Number 2312
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Lawson
General Mgr Herbert H. Lee
Commercial Mgr Palmer Dragsten
Women's Director ... Mera Ballis Freydenlur^d
Sta. Mgr., Chief Engineer John E. Hyde. Jr.
KSUM
FAIRMONT— 1949— ^TBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Fairmont Bdcstg. Co.
Address 306 North Park St..
Phone Number 1370
Air Time 5:30 o.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Representative Rambeau Lawson
Trans. Serv Thesaurus
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Leo J. Seif ert
General Manager Frank Endersbe
Program Director Robert Colburn
Chief Engineer Lawrence Lawson
K G D E
FERGUS FALLS— 1928
MBS-GREAT NORTHERN
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
476
MINN ESOTA
Owned-Operated By Fergus Radio Corp.
Business-Studio Address Fergus Falls
Phone Number 3986
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB
Secy-Treas., Exec. Dir Harold L. Dell
Station Manager Don L, Albertson
Asst. Mgr Frederic T. Dell
Chief Engineer Harold E. Allen
KBZY
GRAND RAPIDS— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Itasca Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 198
Air Time 6:30 a.m,-ll p.m.
Membership NARTB
Pres., General Manager. . . .Robert D. Kennedy
Program Director Bud Germ
Chief Engineer Ross A. Fessenmeyer
WMFG
HIBBING— 1935— NBC-ARROWHEAD
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Head of the Lakes Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 5th & Howard
Phone Number 3-7531
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll:05 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Representative George P. HoUingbery
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Morgan Murphy
General Manager W. C. Bridges
Sta.. Commercial Mgr Oscar H. Peterson
Pgm.. Prod.. Pub. Dir Ruth E. Coe
Chief Engineer Norman Gill
KLTF
LITTLE FALLS— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Little Falls Bcstg. Co.
Address 105V2 Broadway E.
Phone Number 367
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Pres.. Gen. Mgr John H. Lemme
Sta., Prom. Manager Wayne L. King
Commercial Manager Richard J. Rudeck
Program Director Sumner Sabean
KTOE
MANKATO— 1950— ABC
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Minnesota Valley Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 4537
News Service "*^
Representative Pearson
President H. W. Linder
Gen., Sta. Manager D. O. Linder
Commercial Manager Willard Smith
Program Director Wayne Will
Chief Engineer Steve Wolf
K Y S M
MANKATO— 1938
NBC-NORTHWEST
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By F. B. Clements & Co.
Business-Studio Address 101 N. Second St.
Phone Number 4673
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Meeker
Membership NARTB. BAB
Gen.-Station-Comm. Mgr John F. Meaghei
Sales Promotion Manager Bob DeHaven
Prom. Pgm. Dir Bob Gardner
Publicity Director Phil Harding
Chief Engineer James Houts
KMHL
MARSHALL— 1946— ABC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Harry W. Linder
Business-Studio Address KMHL Bldg.
Phone Number 2282
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Representative John E. Pearson
Owner Harry W. Linder
General Manager Gilmore F. Frayseth
Program Director Bill Faxrell
Chief Engineer Russ Nelson
KEYD
MINNEAPOLIS— 1948
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Family Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 15 N. Ninth St.
Phone Number Lincoln 8451
Air Time 6 a.m.-Sundown
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Rambeau
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Henry Klages
Sta., Gen. Mgr Lee L. Whiting
Commercial Manager Ray Tenpenny
Production Director Harry Zimmerman
Chief Engineer Harvey V. Headen
W C C 0
MINNEAPOLIS— 1924
CBS Radio
Frequency: 830 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned By. . Midwest Radio-Television, Inc.
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Business-Studio Address 625 Second Ave. S.
Phone Number Main 1202
Air Time 5 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP. UP. INS
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative CBS Radio Spot Sales
Sta.. Gen. Mgr Eugene Wilkey
Membership BAB
Sta., Gen. Mgr Larry Haeg
Commercial Manager Phil Lewis
Sales Prom.. Mgr C. H. Smith
Program Director Bob McKinsey
Publicity Director Fred Hey wood
Chief Engineer J. J. Beloungy
W D G Y
MINNEAPOLIS— 1923
Frequency: 1130 Kc. .Power: 50.000 Watts d.;
25.000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Twin Cities Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Hotel Nicollet
Phone Number Bridgeport 2271
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr Clarence T. Hagman
Commercial Manager Samuel N. Nemer
Program Director Don O'Brien
Chief Engineers Kenneth Olson,
Kenneth Larson
W LO L
MINNEAPOLIS— 1940— MBS
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ...Independent Bcdstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. . 1730 Hennepin Ave.
Phone Number. . ATlantic 0406. Midway 4043
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Representative A. M. Radio Sales
President Ralph L. Atlass
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Marvin L. Rosene
Commercial Manage . . . Wayne "Red" Williams
Prom., Pgm. Director Boyd W. Lawlor
Publicity Director Kay Runyon
Studio Engineer Gene Brautigam
Transmitter Engineer Merle B]ork
WPBC
MINNEAPOLIS— 1949
Frequency: 980 Kc. ... Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By People's Bdcstg. Co.
Address 1133 Stinson Blvd
Phone Number Granville 4356. Prior 3181
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Sears & Ayer, Inc.
Pres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr W. V. Stewart
Commercial Manager Merle Forland
Pgm.. Prod.. Pub. Dir Becky Ann Stewart
Chief Engineer Leroy Myri
WT C N
MINNEAPOUS-ST. PAUL— 1934
ABC
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Minnesota Television
Public Service Corp.
Business-Studio Address 50 S. Ninth St.
Phone Number Lincoln 0552
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB
President Robert Butler
Gen.. Sta. Manager Edward G. Smith
Commercial Manager Kendall M. Lighl
Program Director Judy Bryson
Publicity Director Nancy Siebel
Chief Engineer Myron N. Fleming
KDM A
MONTEVIDEO— 1951— ABC
Frequency: 1450 K". Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Opera*^d By. Midwest Bcstg, Corp.
Address West Hway. 212
Phone 125
Air Time Unlimited
Representative Pearson
Pres.. Gen. Mgr H. Willard Linder
Chief Engineer Richard Berkman
K V 0 X
MOORHEAD— 1937
.MBS-GREAT NORTHERN
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Wattt
Owned-Operoted By KVOX Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 403 Center Ave.
Phone Number 3-1522
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Walker. Lawson
Membership NARTB
President E. J. McKellar
General-Station Manager M. M. Morget
Comm.. Sis. Prom. Mgr Robert L. Owens
Program Director Dewey Bergquisl
Chief Engineer Don Geiken
KNUJ
NEW ULM— 1949
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By KNUJ. Inc.
Address 3041/2 N. Minn. St.
Phone Number 905
Air Time Daytime
478
News Service Ap
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, World,
Membership BAB
President W. K. Mickelson
Gen. Mgr.. Chief Engr Jack H. Duncan
KOBK
OWATONNA— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Owatonna Bcstg. Co.
Address 307 Vesterby
Phone Number 2359
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Membership BAB
Fres., Comm. Mgr., Pub. Dir.. . .Myles H. Johns
U. P., Sta. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Ted Nelson
Chief Engineer James Neill
KAAA
RED WING— 1949
Frequency: 1250 Kc. . .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Red Wing Bdcstg. Co.
Address Red Wing
Phone Number 3512
Air Time 6 a.m.-Local Sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service World, Capitol
President ...Fred C. Clarke
Gen., Sta. Mgr Maxine Jacobs
Comm. Mgr James Bailey
Frod., Pgm. Dir Peter Lyman
Publicity Director John Williams
News Director Donald Willie
KROC
ROCHESTER— 1935
NBC-NORTHWEST
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Wcrtl*
Owned-Oper. By Southern Minnesota
Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 100 1st Ave. Bldg.
Phone Number 3924
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Meeker
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Mrs. G. P. Gentling
General Manager G. David Gentling
Sta. Mgr., Pgm. Dir Cal Smith
Commercial Manager Warren Miller
Sales Promotion Director .... Willard Lampman
Chief Engineer Bob Cross
K F A M
ST. CLOUD— 1937— NBC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Times Publ. Co.
Address Weber Bldg.
MINNESOTA
Phone Number 3330. 3331
Air Time & a.m.-12 M.
News Service aP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Frederick C. Schilplin
Commercial Manager John F. Green
Program Director Betty May
Chief Engineer Robert Witschen
WJON
ST. CLOUD— 1950— ABC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Granite City Bcstg. Co.
Address St. Cloud Hotel
Phone Number 1240
Representative Rambeau
Transcription Service World
News Service UP
President Max H. Lavine
General, Station Manager W. C. Porsow
Commercial Manager Paul T. Zaborik
Program Director Wallace MacBriar
Prom., Pub. Director Herm Schneider
Chief Engineer Carl Wilford
WMIN
ST. PAUL— 1950
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WMIN Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 538 Hamm Bldg.
Phone Number Garfield 1361
Air Time UnUmited
News Service AP
Representative Forjoe
Pres., Com. Mgr N. L. Bentson
General Manager Frank M. Devaney
Program Director Norman Page
Publicity Director Harry Settergren
Chief Engineer Warren B. Fritxe
KST P
ST. PAUL-MINNEAPOLIS— 1928-NBC
NORTHWEST
Frequency: 1500 Kc Power: 50.000 Watto
Owned By KSTP, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 3415 University Ave.
Phone Number Prior 2717
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service i nesaurus. World.
Lang-Worth, Cole
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NARTB
President. Gen. Mgr Stanley E. Hubbard
Nat. Sales Mgr Karl A. Plain
Exec. V.P., Vreas K. M. Honce
Program Director C. Brooks Henderson
Promotion-Publicity Director Joe Cook
Acting Chief Engineer Joseph Kahnke
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wcow
SOUTH ST. PAUL— 1951
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By South St. Paul Bcstg. Co.
Address WCOW Radio Bldg.
Phone Number LaSalle 1371
News Service AP. UP
Membership NARTB
Transcription Service SESAC
Exec. Director Antonio Tedesco
General Manager Albert S. Tedesco
Station Manager lohn MacKnight
Commercial Manager Victor Tedesco
Program Director Donald S. Doty
Chiei Engineer Robert Muchlo
WSHB
STILLWATER— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By St. Croix Bcstg. Co.
Address 126 S. Main St.
Phone Number 46, 47
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Donald Cook, Inc.
President William F. Johns. Jr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr Richard Power
Commercial Manager James McLaughlin
Publicity Director Anita E. Albrecht
Chief Engineer Elmer Christianson
KTRF
THIEF RIVER FALLS— 1946
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Henry K. Ameson
Address 1313 North Main Ave.
Phone Number 13, 14
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
Transcription Service World
Representative Bulmer & Johnson, Inc.
Station Manager Don Olson
Program Director Alverda Noel
Sales Promotion Manager Glenn Simpson
Chief Engineer Henry J, Bothman
WHLB
VIRGINIA— 1936— NBC
ARROWHEAD, NORTHWEST
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Head of the Lakes Bcstg.
Address 17th St.. N.
Phone Number Virginia 2000
Air Time 6 a.m.-l 1:05 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Representative . Hollingbery, Bulmer & Johnson
President J. Morgan Murphy
General Manager Walter Bridges
Sta., Comm.. Sis. Prom, Mgr H. J. Parise
Publicity Director Alys Mae McBride
Chief Engineer Norman Gill
KWAD
WADENA— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 920 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Associated Bcstrs., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address First Natl. Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 920-1
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
Transcription World
Representatives Bulmer & Johnson
President C. V. Phillips
General Manager Carl E. Holt
Program Director Jim Buchan
Chief Engineer Milton La Due
K W L M
WILLMAR— 1940— ABC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Lakeland Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1340 N. 7th St.
Phone Number 1340
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Cole
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB. BAB
President, Gen. Mgr H. W. Linder
Commercial Manager Jack Lynch
Program Director Joe Martinson
Chief Engineer Francois Peterson
K W N 0
WINONA— 1938— ABC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Winona Radio Service
Business-Studio Addres 216 Center St.
Phone Number 3314
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB
President M. H. White
General Manager Ken Morsh
Commercial Manager H. Rod Hurd
Chief Engineer Lewis Denes
KWOA
WORTHINGTON— 1947
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Worthington Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Hotel Thompson
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
Representative Bulmer & Johnson
Membership NARTB
President R, W. Olson
General Manager R. E. Shepard
Commercial Manager Arne Karhu
480
MISSISSIPPI'
Pop. April 1, 1953 (Est.) 2,210,000— Total Housing Units 613,000
Families April 1,1953 (Est.) 579,000— Stations in State 45
WMPA
ABERDEEN— 1952
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Praiiie Bdcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 402
Phone Number 1050
News Service UP
Representative Stars, Inc.
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
President T. A. Richardson
General Manager Hal Benson
Program Director J. M. Verges
Promotion Director Matty Brescia
WLOX
BILOXI—GULFPORT— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WLOX Bcstg. Co.
Address Buena Vista Hotal
Phone Number 5581-2
Air Time 24 hrs.
News Service UP
Representative William G. Rambeau
Membership NARTB. BAB
President James S. Love, Jr.
Gen.-Station Mgr Ray Butterlield
Commercial Manager Thomas B. Majure
Program Director Hugh Smith
Chief Engineer T. B. Majure
WVMI
BILOXI— 1950
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Associates
Address P. O. Box 152
Phone Number 6961
Air Time Daytime
Representatives Natl. Time Sales, Dora
Clayton
Transcription Service. .Thesaurus, Lang-Worth
News Service UP
Pres.. Gen.. Mgr Odes E. Robinson
Station Manager Gene Tibbett
Commercial Manager Albert J. Thompson
Prog., Pub. Director Robert Campbell
Chief Engineer Robert Ware
WBIP
BOONEVILLE— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Booneville Bcstg. Co.
Address Highway No. 45-S
jhone Number 678
Air Time 5:30 ajn.-10:00 p.m.
Newspaper Affiliation The Independent
News Service UP
Representative Continenta Radio Sales
President. Gen. Mgr E. O. Roden
Sta. Comm.. Sales Prom. Mgr V. K. Wroten
Program Director Wynez Wroten
Publicity Director Jack Gardner
WJMB
BROOKHAVEN— 1948
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... . Brookhaven Bcstg. Co.
Address W. Chicksaw St.
Phone Number 1298
News Service AP
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll p.m.
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Sta., Gen. Mgr Tullius Brady
Chief Engineer Larry Young
WGLC
CENTREVILLE— 1952— KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Southern Bdcstg. Co.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Phone Number 4001
Pres.. Gen. Mgr A. Sensing
Comm. Mgr.. Prog. Dir P. Simpkins
Chief Engineer Aubrey Felder
WROX
CLARKSDALE— 1943— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Birney Imes, Jr.
Address Columbus. Miss.
Air Time!! F«" Time
News Service ^^
Transcription Service RCA Thesaurus
General Manager Bob McRaney
Pgm. Dir.. Chief Anncr Jack Cristil
Station Manager P- B. Hinman
Chief Engineer C. D. Graves
WCLD
CLEVELAND— 1949
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Cleveland Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Trans "^^^"^"''ooi
Phone Number yj
News Service • • '■'•'^^
Station Representative McGiUvra
President ^^^^ ?"!
General Manager Fred Rand
Program Director Ray A. Curtis
Chief Engineer Richard Bullock
481
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WCJU
COLUMBIA— 1946— KBS-MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watti
Owned-Oper. By. .Lester Williams, WCJU, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 472
Phone Number 755
Air Time Full Time
Newspaper Affiliation The Progress
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Pres., Gen. Manager Lester Williams
Station Manager Charles E. Newman, Jr.
Program Director Bill Barrett
Chief Engineer Ray Tolar
WACR
COLUMBUS— 1950— MISS.
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Miss. Bcstg. Co.
Address WACR Bldg.
Phone 768
Transmitter Location 1800 14th Ave. N.
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
Transcription Service Standard
News Service UP
Pros., Gen. Mgr Withers Gavin
W C B I
COLUMBUS— 1940
MBS— KBS-MID SOUTH
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Birney Imes, Ir.
Business-Studio Address Columbus
Phone Number 1430
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative McGillvra
President Birney Imes, Jr.
Gen., Sales Prom. Mgr Bob McRaney
Station Manager James Eatherton
Program Director Martha Puckett
Chief Engineer Thomas McFerrin
WCMA
CORINTH— 1945— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . Corinth Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address Ray Bldg.
Phone Number 5575
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NARTB
President Dr. Frank M. Davis
General Manager Aaron B. Robinson
Sto.. Pub. Manager John E. Bell
Program Director Tom Weaver
Commercial Manager Joe P. Van Dyke
Chief Engineer James D. Anderson
WGVM
GREENVILLE— 1949
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Walts d.
Owned-Operated By. . .Cotton Belt Bcasting Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 118 So. B'way
Phone Number 4559
Air Time 6 a.m.-SunBet
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Devney, Melville
Pres„ General Manager David M. Segal
Comm. Sta. Mgr Edward M. Cuss
Program Director Wallace D. Hoy
Prod., Pub. Dir., Chief Anncr Jack Boruth
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Jack StuU
Chief Engineer Welton H. Jetton
W J P R
GREENVILLE— 1939— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.-
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Services Co.
Business-Studio Address 107 So. Poplar St.
Phone Number 9040-9049
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Sears & Ayer
Gen. Sta. Mgr Emmett H. McMurry
Commercial Manager Frank W. Baldwin
Program Director Thomas Tiller
Chief Engineer , Percy L. Kuhn
WABG
GREENWOOD— 1950
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Greenwood Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 414
Phone 3010
Air T^me 5 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Pres., Gen. Mgr Cy Bahakel
Commercial Manager Tom Reardon
Chief Engineer Wayne A. Oliver
WG R M
GREENWOOD— 1937
NBC-KB&MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 WatU
Operated By P. K. Ewing
Phone Number 1900-1
Studio-Transmitter Location Walnut St.
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
President P. K. Ewing
General Manager F. C. Ewing
Commercial Manager Don Neil
Chief Engineer Louis Pierce
482
M ISS ISSI PP
WNAG
GRENADA— 1949— MBS-EBS
MID-SOUTH
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated B7 Birney Imes, Jr.
Phone Number 1400
Air Time Full Time
Representative Mid-South Network
President Birney Imes. Jr.
General Manager Bob McRaney
Sta., Comm. Mgr Monroe Looney
Chief Engineer Barney Loebe
WGCM
GULFPORT— 1929— ABC
AND KEYSTONE
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Operated By WGCM Bcstg. Co.
Address Hewes-Martin BIdg.
Phone Number 1110
Air Time 6 o.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Station Representative Sears & Ayer, Inc.
Owner & Gen. Mgr Hugh O. Jones
Station Manager C. Edwin Vann
Commercial Manager Mrs. O. L. Owens
Publicity Director Jack Starr
Chief Engineer Charles T. Hook
W FO R
HATTIESBURG— 1925
NBC-KBS-REBEL
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Forrest Bcstg. Co.
Address 302 Hemphill St.
Phone Number 1866
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-ll:05 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Station Rep George P. Hollingbery Co.
President C J. Wright, Sr.
General, Station Manager C. J. Wright, Jr.
Program Director David L. Waite
Sales Prom. Mgr E. M. Jenkins
Publicity Director F. M. Smith
Chief Engineer B. B. McLemore
WHSY
HATTIESBURG— 1948— ABC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .Hub City Bcstg. Co. Inc.
Address Highway 11 North
Phone Number 3180
News Service AP
Station Representative Wm. G. Rambeau
Membership NARTB, BAB
President, Gen. Mgr Charles W. Holt
Sales Promotion Manager Bob Robinson
Station Manager Connie Hoh
Commercial Manager William R. England
Program Director Bob Pattillo
Publicity Director Olga Hagler
Chief Engineer Charles SharpUng
WJDX
JACKSON— 1929— NBC
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Lamar Life Ins. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 2171
Phone Number 2-1183
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service . . Thesaurus, MacGregor,
Lang-Worth, Cole, Capitol, World
Representative George P. Hollingbery
Membership NARTB
General Manager Wiley P. Harris
Commercial Manager Frank Gentry
Program Director Howard Langfitt
Chief Engineer Percy G. Root
WJQS
JACKSON— 1946— CBS-MISS.
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Mississippi Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address Edwards Hotel
Phone Number 3-9681
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
President, General Manager. . .Withers Gavla
WJXN
JACKSON— 1945
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Jackson Bcstg. Co.
Address Radio Ranch. Box 786
Phone Number 2-6673
News Service AP
Air Time Full Time
Representatives Forjoe, Clayton
Pres., Gen. Mgr James T. Ownby
WRBC
JACKSON— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Rebel Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 125 So. Lamar
Phone Number 5-1562
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Branham
Membership NARTB
Gen.. Comm. Mgr J. W. Carlier
Program Director Forrest Cox
Chief Engineer G. G. Benson
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W S L I
JACKSON— 1938— ABC
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Standard Life Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 1847
Phone Number 3-2788
Air Time 5:30 a.in.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB. BAB
President W. R. Newman
General-Station Manager L. M. Sepough
Commercial Manager F. E. Wilkerson, Jr.
Program Director B. K. Smith
Chief Engineer C. A. Perkins
WKOZ
KOSCIUSKO— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Cy N. Bahakel
Business Address P. O. Box 392
Phone Number 782
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
PresideQt. General Manager... Cy N. Bahakel
Program Director Erlene Leach
Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir Mims Boswell, Jr.
Chief Engineer Wayne A. Oliver
W A M L
LAUREL— 1932— NBC-KBS-REBEL
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . New Laurel Radio Station
Bxisiness-Studio Address P. O. Box 950
Phone Number 5601
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative George P. HoUingbery
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Harold Matison
Gen.. Prom. Manager Granville Walters
Commercial Manager M. M. Caver
Program Director Stanley Walters
Chief Engineer Clyne Graves
WLAU
LAUREL— 1946— ABC-MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Southland Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 7227-8
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative McGillvra
Membership BAB
President C. T. McCallum
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Norma H. Leggett
Commercial Manager Teck Jones
Sales Prom. Mgr J. L. Collins
Program Director David Kane
Chief Engineer Jimmy Hilbun
WMBC
MACON— 1947— MISS.
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Mississippi Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address WMBC Bldg.
Phone Number 310
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
President, General Manager. . .Withers Gavin
WAFF
McCOMB— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. .S. W. Bcstg. Co. of Miss.
Address Pike HoteL Box 604
Phone Number 1884
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Pres., Gen. Mgr Louis Alford
Commercial Manager Bill Tyler
Sales Promotion Manoger Mack Smith
Program Director Carl Austin
Publicity Director Bonnie Sanders
Chief Engineer. Sta. Mgr Phillip Brady
WSKB
McCOMB— 1939
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Lester Williams
Address P. O. Box 111
Phone Number 2080
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Dora Clayton. Rambeau
General Manager Lester Williams
Station Manager Jack Sanders
Commercial Manager Wayne Walker
Program Director Herbert Taylor
Chief Engineer Robert L. Sanders
wco c
MERIDIAN— 1926— CBS-MISS.
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Mississippi Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address Threefoot Bldg.
Phone Number 7714
Air Time 5:50 a.m.-12:10 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
President, General Manager. . .Withers Gavin
WMOX
MERIDIAN— 1946
MBS-KBS-MIDSOUTH
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Bimey Imes, Jr.
484
MISSISSIPPI
Phone Number 2-0171
News Service AP
Representative Mid-South Network
President Birney Imes, Jr.
General Manager Bob McRaney
Station Manager Joseph W. Carson
Commercial Mgr Eddie HoUaday
Chief Engineer Robert K. Wall
WTOK
MERIDIAN— 1946— ABC-REBEL
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Meridian Bcstg. Co.
Address Citizens Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 3-1441
Air Time Full Time
News Service INS
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Headley-Reed Co.
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr Robert F. Wright
Comm.. Sales Prom. Mgr.. ..William B. Crooks
Program Director Cecil Germany
Publicity Director George Shannon
Chief Engineer Joe H. Saxon
WMIS
NATCHEZ— 1941— NBC-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Natchez Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Box 330
Phone Number 8211
Air Time Full Tune
News Service UP
Membership NARTB
President P. K. Ewing
Gen.. Sta. Manager P. K. Ewing. Jr.
Sales Prom., Comm. Mgr Ervin Parks
Program Director H. J. Jennings
Publicity Director Oak Duke
Chief Engineer George W. Wilson
WNAT
NATCHEZ— 1949— ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Old South Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 4621
News Service UP
President Mrs. Laurie G. Ratcliffe
General Manager Paul SchUling
Commercial Manager Bill Hess
Chief Engineer Jack Thomhill
WPMP
PASCAGOULA— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Crest Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address P. O. Box 348
Phone Number -83
News Service ^^
Transcription Service World
Pres., Gen. Mgr William R. Guest. Jr.
Sta., Comm. Mgr Felix Adams. Jr.
Program Director Lee Smith
Chief Engineer Donovan Murphy
WHOC
PHILADELPHIA— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watta
Owned-Oper. By William Howard Cole
Address P. O. Box 26
Phone Number 740
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Gen., Comm. Mgr William Howard Cole
Program Director Mrs. Wm. H. Cole
Publicity Director Mrs. Kate Hemphill
WRJ W
PICAYUNE— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5000 d.
Owned-Operated By Mosely Brothers
Address Picayune
Phone Number 510
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
General Manager Jimmie Willson
Prog. Dir.. Chief Eng.. . Archie Rushing. Jr.
wsso
STARKVILLE— 1948— KBS
MID SOUTH
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Storkville Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Storkville
Phone Number 1230
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Pres.. Gen.. Comm. Mgr Joe Phillips
Program Director Martha L. Pearson
WELO
TUPELC^-1944— MBS-MID SOUTH
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Tupelo Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Welo Bldg.
Phone Number 1400
Air Time F«" Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol. Thesaurus
Station Manager Bob Evans
Commercial Manager E. L. Bowen. Jr.
Chief Engineer LeRoy Green
W Q B C
VICKSBURG— 1931— MBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1000 Wait* d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By. . .Delta Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Busmess-Studio Address Post-Herald Bldg.
485
MISSISSIPPI-MISSOUR
Phone Number 312
Newspaper Affiliation Post, Herald
Newi Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Sear* & Ay«r
Membership NARTB
President L. P. Cashmon
General-Station Mgr Mary- Van Coahmon
Commercial Manager L. L. Millar
Program Director Charlotte Kahn
^' '9I Engineer Waverley Conway
WVIM
VICKSBERG— 1948
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Wait*
Owned-Operated By Radio Miss.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address Box 76
Phone Number 1920
Air Time Full Time
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Indie Sales, Inc.
President James T. Ownby
Sta., Gen. Mgr Frank Holif leld
Commercial Manager Virginia Harrell
Sales Prom. Mgr Frank Haines
Chief Engineer Harold Townsend
WROB
WEST POINT— 1947
MBS-Mn> SOUTH-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Bob McRoney, St,
Studio Address WROB Bldg.
Transmitter Address Forrest St.
Phone Number 807
WAZF
YAZOO CITY— 1946— KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WAZF, Inc.
Phone Number 1300-1
Air Time 5:55 a.m.-10:15 p.m.
News Service UP
Pres., Gen. Sta. Mgr Guy Corley
Commercial Manager Al Lyons
Prod. Program Director Fred Rand
Chief Engineer D. A. FUnspoch
Pop. April 1, 19^3 (Est.) 4,184,000— Total Housing Units 1,276,000
Families April 1,1953 (Est.) 1,109,000— Stations in State 54
K F VS
CAPE GIRARDEAU— 1925— MBS
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.:
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Hirsch Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 324 Broadway
Phone Number 5-5511
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative John E. Pearson
President Oscar C. Hirsch
Station Manager Ralph L. Hirsch
KGMO
CAPE GIRARDEAU— 1952
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Cape County Bcstg. Co.
Address 46 N. Henderson
Phone Number 3843
General Manager Richard C. Brandt
Program Director William C. Brandt
Commercial Manager Robert L. SchuHz
Chief Engineer William M. Bryan
KDMO
CARTHAGE— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Carthage Bcstg. Co.
Address 1201 E. Chestnut
Phone Number 2648« 2623
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol, Keystone
Representative McGillvra
Membership NARTB
Station Manager L. C. McKenney
Commercial Manager J. I. Dalr
Sales Promotion Manager Edith Snyder
Program Director Leon Crocker
Chief Engineer George Province
KCRV
CARUTHERSVILLE— 1950
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Pemiscot Bcstg. Co.
Address 108 W. 3rd St
Phone Number 965
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
News Service UP
President J. E. Taylor
Gen., Sta. Mgr Robert L. Harrison
Commercial Manager A. Simmons
Program Director Harry A. Moreland
Chief Engineer Earl Neal, Jr.
486
M I SSO U R
KCHI
CHILUCOTHE— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 250 Walts d.
Owned-Oper. By Cecil W. Robert*
Address Farmington, Mo.
Phone Number 710
News Service UP
Representative Hil F. Best
President Cecil W. Roberts
General, Station Manager. . . .Howard G. Rion
Commercial Mgr., Pgm. Dir R. Wayne Cox
Chief Engineer Donald P. O'Brien
KDKD
CLINTON— 1951
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Clinton Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 113
Phone Number 233
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Devney
Pros., Gen. Mgr David M. Segal
Commercial Manager Bill E. Brown
Chief Engineer Marvin Landon
KFRU
COLUMBIA— 1925— ABC-»«5N
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Operated By KFRU, Inc.
Business Address U. S. 40 at U. S. 63
Phone Number 4141
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth, World
Membership NARTB, BAB
President H. J. Waters, Jr.
General Manager. . . .Mahlon R. Aldridge, Jr.
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr F. J. leGrand
Program Director Shirley Bauderer
Chief Engineer Robert Halgh
KREI
FARMINGTON— 1947
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1000 Walls d.
Owned-Operated By Cecil W. Roberts
Phone Number 710
Studio Burks Rd. & Webster St.
Air Time Sumise-sunsel
News Service W
President Cecil W. Roberts
General Manager F. P. (Ted) Graves
Chief Engineer Bill Weslbrook
KJCF
FESTUS— 1951
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . .Jefferson County Radio
& TV Co.
News Service up
General Manager Donald M. Donze
Chief Engineer Russell Seals, Jr.
KFMO
FLAT RIVER— 1947— MBS
GRIESEDIECE
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Walls
Owned-Operated By Lead Bell Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Flat River
Phone Number lOOQ
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership BAB
President, General Manager. . .Oscar C. Hirsch
Station-Comm. Mgr James F. Collins
Program, Publicity Director. . .Virginia Collins
Chief Engineer Gilbert Collins
KFAL
FULTON— 1950
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper, By Mo. Central Bcslrs.
Address 5th and Market
Phone Number 1400
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Membership NARTB, BAB
General Manager Robert W. Nickles
Comm.. Prom. Mgr L. Reed Holt
Program Director Roger P. Fox
Chief Engineer J. J. Patterson
K H M 0
HANNIBAI^1941— MBS
Frequency: 1070 Kc Power: 5000 Walls d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By. .Courier-Post Publishing Co.
Business-Studio Address 102 V2 S. Main St.
Phone Number 3450
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service RCA Thesaurus
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB, BAB
Gen.-Sta.-Sales Prom. Mgr.. . .Wayne W. Cribb
Commercial Mcmager P. H. Cunningham
Program, Pub. Dir Gene Hoenes
Chief Engineer Ben Parrish
KIMO
INDEPENDENCE— 1947
Frequency: 1510 Kc Power: 1000 Walts d.
Owned-Oper. By The Blue Valley Co.
Business-Studio Address 310 N. Osage
Phone Number CL. 9815
Air Time Daytime
Newspaper Affiliation Independence Daily
News. Pictorial Shopper
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News Service AP
Membership NARTB
General Manager Craig Siegfried
Sta., Comm., Pgm. Mgr Harry L. Becker
Sales Prom. Mgr Robert Dawson
Publicity Director Harold Ensley
Chief Engineer Eldon Rycm
K W 0 S
JEFFERSON CITY— 1937— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Wotls
Owned-Operated By Capital Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 210-212 Monroe St.
Phone Number 6-3137
Air Time Full Time
Newspaper Affiliation News Tribune Co.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President R. C. Goshom
Gen.. Sta. Comm. Mgr Catherine Roer
Program Director Ralph L. Rose
Chief Engineer Leroy S. Hackmann
KFSB
JOPLIN— 1948
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Four States Bcsters, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1027 Main
Phone Number 1310
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Meeker
Membership NARTB
President Harry Easley
V.P.. Gen. Mgr W. H. Clark
Program Director Ed Johnson
Chief Engineer Ralph Meador
KSWM
JOPLIN— 1946— CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Walls
Owned-Operated By Air Time, Inc.
Address 1928 W. 13 St.
Phone Number 7260
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative William G. Rambecni
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. Chf. Engr.
Austin A. Harrison
Sta. Mgr.. Pgm. Dir Ronald Robson
Coram.. Prom. Mgr John D. Whitt
W M B H
JOPLIN— 1926— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Joplin Bcstg. Co.
Business Studio Address Frisco Bldq.
Phone Number 330
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Sears & Ayer
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr D. J. Poynor
Comm. Mgr M. E. Dunn
Sales Prom. Mgr David Gregg
Program Director Golda Shaunce
Chief Engineer Jack Langford
KCKN
KANSAS CITY— 1925
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KCKN Bcstg., Inc.
Business-Studio Address . . 300 Waltower Bldg.
Phone Number Victor 3864
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service .... Langworth, Standard
Representative Capper Publications. Inc.
President W. A. Bailey
General Manager Ben Ludy
Commercial Manager Joe Story
Program Director George Stump
Chief Engineer Lewis Dickensheets
K C M 0
KANSAS CITY— 1936— ABC
Frequency: 810 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts d.;
10.000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By KCMO Bcstg. Co.
Address 125 E. 31st St.
Phone Number Jefferson 6789
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service ... Thesaurus, Associated
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Tom L. Evans
General Manager E. K. Hartenbower
Asst. Manager C. E. Breazeal
Commercial Manager R. W. Evans
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir F. C. Strawn
Program Director S. B. Tremble
Chief Engineer Karl Troeglen
KFRM
KANSAS CITY— 1947
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Midland Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 222 W. 11th St.
Phone Number HA. 2650
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Sendee World, Lang- Worth
Representative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Arthur B. Church
V.P., Managing Dir George J. Higgins
Sales Promotion Manager. . . .Harold W. Storm
Program Director Rod B. Cupp
Chief Engineer Ray Moler
488
M I SSO U R
K M B C
KANSAS CITY— 1921— CBS
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Midland Bcstg. Co.
Address 222 W. 11th St.
Phone Nusiber HArrison 2650
«!r rune 5:55 a.m.-12:05 a.i^
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB- BAB
President Arthur B. Church
V.P., Managing Director George J. Higgins
Sales Promotion Mgr Harold W. Storm
Program Director Rod Cupp
Chief Engineer Ray Moler
KPRS
KANSAS CITY— 1952
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Twin City Adv. Agency
Address 2814 E. 23rd St.
Phone Number Humbolt 3100
News Service AP
General Manager Edward H. Pate
Commercial Manager Richard Pitts
Program Director Eugenia Pate
Chief Engineer Andrew R. Carter
WDAF
KANSAS CITY— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Kansas City Star Co.
Business-Studio Address 3030 Summitt St.
Phone Number Harrison 1200
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standord, Thesaurus
Representative H. I. Christal
President Roy A. Roberts
General Manager H. Dean Fitzer
Station Manager V. S. Batton
Commercial Manager Manne Russo
Prom,, Pgm.. Publ. Dir Harry J. Kaufmann
Chief Engineer J. A. Flaherty
W H B
KANSAS CITY— 192a--MBS
Frequency: 710 Kc. . . .Power: 10.000 Watts d.;
5.000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By WHB Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Scarritt Bldg.
Phone Number Harrison 1161
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative John Blair & Co.
Pres., Comm. Mgr Donald Dwight Davis
Gen., Sta. Mgr John T. Schilling
Promotion Manager Dwight Davis
Program Director Richard Smith
Chief Engineer Henry Goldenberg
KBOA
KENNETT— 1947
Frequency: 830 Kc Power: 1000 Watts a.
Owned-Operated By Kennett Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Keimett
Phone Number 8-4616
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Membership NARTB
President, General Manager Paul C. Jones
Station Manager C. H. Harrison
Commercial Manager Joe Bankhead
Program Director John T. Reeder
Chief Engineer Robert H. Conner
KIRX
KIRKSVILLE— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By North Mo. Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Srksville
Phone Number 5-3781
Air Time Full Tune
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Gen., Sta.. Comm. Prom. Mgr. . . Samuel A. Bmk
Program Director Warren Hewitt
Chief Engineer Chorles Porter
KLWT
LEBANON— 1948— MBS
Frequency 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Lebanon Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 221 E. Commercial St.
Phone Number 1015
Air Time 6a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
President Robert C. Fields
General Manager O. R. Wright
Commercial Manager Jack A. SeUers
Program Director Thomas H. Miller
Chief Engineer E. L. Hendry
KMMO
IVIARSHALL— 1949
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By KMMO. Inc.
Address Marshall
Phone Number *"
Air Time ^ayUme
News Service U" "
Transcription Service Thesaurus
General Manager J- M. Silvey
Sta.. Comm.. Prom. Mgr Harold Douglas
Pgm., Publ. Dir F'ed Linder
Chief Engineer BiU WilUoms
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KXEO
MEXICO— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Audrodn Bcstg. Corp.
Phone Number 2340-1
Address Box 260
Air Time 6:00 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB, BAB
President John Badoracco
Gen., Sta. Mgr W. Earl Dougherty
Sales Promotion Manager Bob Sharon
Chief Engineer Bob Brun«r
KNCM
MOBERLY— 1950
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Moberly Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 1600
Representative Conwell
Transcription Service . . . Lang-Worth, Thesourus
News Service AP
Owner. Gen. Mgr Jerrell A. Shepherd
Commercial Manager John Conwell
Program Director James Lipsey
Chief Engineer T. J. Carr
KRMO
MONETT— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Carthage Bcstg. Co.
Address 1201 E. Chestnut
Phone Number 990
Transcription Service Capitol
News Service AP
Representative McGillvra
Sta. Mgr.. Pgm. Dir Floyd Stewart
Comm.. Prom. Mgr Marion Pilont
Chief Engineer George Province
KNEM
NEVADA— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Cecil W. Roberts
Address Farmington. Mo.
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Hal Best
President Cecil W. Roberts
Gen.. Sta.. Comm. Mgr. . . Duane W. Hoisington
Chief Engineer Bob McKune
KRMS
OSAGE BEACH— 1952
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owner. President Robert M. Smith
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
General Manager Ed Gardiner
Program Director M. T. Gardiner
Chief Engineer Wally Clark
K WO C
POPLAR BLUFF— 1938— KBS
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Poplar Bluff Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Transmitter Address KWOC Bldg.
Phone Number 3922
Air Time 6:00 a.m.-10 pjn.
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC, World
Representative John E. Pearson
President, General Manager.. A. L. McCarthy
Gen. Mgr., Prod. Dir Jerry J. Higley
Chief Engineer Donald M. Lidenton
KTTR
ROLLA— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper By "Show-Me" Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 567
Phone Number 380
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Luther W. Martin
Pgm., Pub. Dir Wilson C. Burkhead
Sales Prom. Mgr Mel Lee
Chief Engineer Martin M. Mitchum
K F EQ
ST. JOSEPH— 1923— MBS
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 5000 WatU
Owned-Operated By KFEQ, Inc.
Business-Studio KFEQ Bldg.
Phone Number 3-2528
Air Time 5:30 a.nu-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Headley-Reed
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr Barton Pitts
Commercial Manager Glenn G. Griswdd
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir J. Ted Btanson
Program Director E. C. Schirmer
Chief Engineer J. Wesley Koch
KRES
ST. JOSEPH— 1946
Frequency: 1550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Missouri Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 113 S. 7Ui St.
Phone Number 4-8341
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Forjoe
Membership . . .NARTB. BAB
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President Basil L. Kcnifmann
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Robert S. Hix
Program Director William A. Vaughan
Publicity Director Frank Smith
Chief Engineer Harry L. Teegarden
K M OX
ST. LOUIS— 1925-CBS-RADIO
Frequency: 1120 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned By Columbia Bcstg. System, Inc.
Operated By CBS Radio Division
Business-Studio Address 401 So. 12th St.
Phone Number Central 8240
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Associated,
Lang-Worth, Muzak
Representative CBS Radio Spot Sales
Membership BAB
President Adrian Murphy
Gen., Sta. Mgr Gene Wilkey
Commercial Manager Robert Hyland, Jr.
Sales Prom. Mgr John T. Curry
Program Director Mark Russell
Publicity Directmor P. S. Anderson
Chief Engineer Harry HonreT
KSTL
ST. LOUIS— 1948
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Radio St. Louis, Inc.
Address 6 N. 7th St.
Phone Number MAin 0600
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Representative Forjoe
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr William E. Ware
Asst. Manager Dick J. Kasten
Commercial Manager William A. Knight
Program Director Tony Glenn
Sales Prom. Mgr James D. Neiswonder
Publicity Director Dolores J. Ryan
Chief Engineer Edward B. Bench, Jr.
KWK
ST. LOUIS— 1927— MBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KWK. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 12th & Cole St.
Phone Number Mcdn 9100
Air Time 5:30 a.nu-M.
Newspaper Affiliation St. Louis Globe-
Democrat
News Service AP
Representative Kotx
President, General Mgr Robert T. Convey
Station Manager Ray E. Dady
Commercial Manager V. E. Carmichael
Program Director John W. Tinnea
Prom., Publ. Director Fred J. Mueller
Chief Engineer N. J. Zehr
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MISSOURI
KS D
ST. LOUIS— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .The Pulitzer Publishing Co.
Business-Studio Address 1111 Olive St.
Phone Number Main 1111
News Service AP
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Representative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB
President Joseph Pulitzer
General Manager George M. Burbach
Sales Manager Arthur J. Casey
Program Director Harold Grams
Commercial Manager Edward W. Hamlin
Promotion Manager David Pasternak
Chief Engineer J. E. Risk
KXLW
ST. LOUIS— 1947
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .St. Louis County Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 8135 Forsythe Blvd.
Phone Number Dehnar 1320
News Service 4 UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Boiling
Membership NARTB. BAB
President John W. Kluge
General Manager Les Ware
Commercial Manager Edward W. Pape
Program Director George Wood
Chief Engineer Wallace E. St. Vrain
KXO K
ST. LOUIS— 1938— ABC
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KXOX, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 12th & Delmor
Phone Number CHestnut 6000
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service. .. .Associated, Standard
Representative John Blair
Membership NARTB
President Elxey Roberts
General Manager C. L. Thomas
Asst. to Gen. Mgr Bruce Barrington
Sales Manager V. N. Springgate
Sales Promotion Manager Foster H. Brown
Program Director Elmer Muschany
Publicity Director Mary Williamson
Chief Engineer Arthur F. Rekart
W E W
ST. LOUIS— 1921
Frequency: 770 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By The St. Louis University
Address 3642 Lindell Blvd.
Phone Number FRanklin 5665
News Service U*^
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Gill-Keefe & Pema
President (St. Louis U.)
Very Rev. Paul C. Reinert, S.J.
General Manager Geo. A. Volz
Commercial Manager Ray Korpowicz
Program Director Lambert Kaimen
Chief Engineer Joseph A. Volk
W I L
ST. LOUIS— 1922
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Missouri Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Hotel Chase
Phone Number Rosedale 6200
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative John E. Pearson
Pres., Gen. Mgr. L. A. Benson
Station Manager R. M, Hetheringaon
Commercial Manager Nick Pagliara
Program Director Edward M. Galloway
Publicity Director Marilyn Rohan
Sales Prom. Mgr Le Chapman
Chief Engineer L. A. Benson
KSGM
STE. GENEVIEVE— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Donze Enterprises, nc.
Bus.-Studio Address 410 Merchant St.
Phone Number 580
Air Time 6 a.m.-lO p.m.
News Service UP
President, General Manager Elmer L. Donze
Chief Engineer Murel L. Rose
KDRO
SEDALIA— 1939— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Milton J. Hinlein
Bus.-Studio Address 2100 W. Broadway
Phone Number 4004
Representative Forjoe
President Milton J. Hinlein
General Manager Herbert W. Brandos
Commercial Manager James F. Glenn
Chief Engineer Robert J. Smith
KSIM
SIKESTON— 1948
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner-Oper Sikeston Community Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address. .Hway. 60 W.
Phone Number 1
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
President Lyman R. Bowman, Jr.
Sta.. Comm.. Prom. Mgr.. Richard L. Watkins, Jr.
Commercial Manager John W. Shain
Chief Engineer Ralph L. Hirsch
493
MISSOURI
KGBX
SPRINGFIELD— 1926— NBC
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Springfield Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 605 Boonyille Ay*.
Phone Number 4-2822
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesourxis
Representative George P. HoUingbery
Membership NARTB
President T. W. Duvall
Gen.. Sta. Mgr J. Gordon Wcrrdell
Commercial Manager Homer Tindle
Program Director Carl Fox
Pub., Prom. Dir Dudley Morris
Chief Engineer E. Dennis Whlt»
KICK
SPRINGFIELD— 1949— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . , . Kickapoo Prairie Bcitg. Co.
Address 610 College St.
Phone Number 4-1561
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard. SES AC
Representative McGillvra
Membership BAB
President Hoyd W. JonM
General Manager L. C. McKenney
Commercial Manager Richard Bradley
Asst. Mgr.. Pgm. Dir Welcome Stanton
Sales Prom. Mgr Robert Vinyard
Publicity Director Richard Hainline
Chief Engineer Charles Groyston
KITS
SPRINGHELD— 1941— CBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operoted By. . .Independent Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 1716 S. S. S.
Phone Number 2-7474
Air Time Full Tmie
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Sears & Ayer
Membership NARTB
President I H. G. Coop«r
General Manager G. Pearson Ward
Commercial Manager Bob Burko
Program Director Wendel Smith
Chief Engineer William F. Curry
K WTO
SPRINGFIELD— 1933— ABC
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Ozarks Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 606 St. Louis St.
Phone Number 2-4422
Air Time 5 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Ralph D. Foster
Asst. Gen. Mgr Leslie L. Kennon
Commercial Manager Raymond M. Keltner
Program Director Lou Black
Publicity Director Bill Bailey
Chief Engineer Fritx Bauer
KWRE
WARRENTON— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. W. T. Zimmerman
Address Warrenton
Phone Number 398
News Service UP
Transcription Service RCA
Representative Continental, Conwell Co.
Pres., Gen. Mgr W. T. Zimmerman
Conunercial Manager Leo Waters
Chief Engineer Bob Roberts
KWPM
WEST PLAINS— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Robert F. Neathery
Address E. Abe Taylor Blvd.
Phone Number 700
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
General Manager Robert F. Neathery
Commercial Manager Fritze Williams Dixon
Program Director John Billingsley
Consulting Engineer Fred Grimwood
MONTANA
Pop. April 1,1955 (Est.) 630,000— Total Housing Units 196,000
Families April 1, 1953 (Est.) 180,000— Stations in State 25
KAMA
ANACONDA— 1946
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Mosby's, Inc.
Business Address Box 1470, Missoula
Phone Number Missoula 7668
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership BAB
President A. J. Mosby
Program Director Helen M. Ryan
Comm. Mgr., Ch. Engr E. G. Rinn
KBMY
. BILLINGS— 1946
MBS-INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Billings Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 2124
Phone Number 3-3838
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service . . Associated, Lang- Worth
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Rockwood Brown
Gen., Sta. Mgr Ken Nybo
Comm., Sales, Prom. Mgr LeRoy Swecker
Pgm., Pub. Dir Chaarles Du Bois
Chief Engineer Theodore Hlldebrond
KGHL
BILLINGS— 1928— NBC
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Northwestern' Auto Supply
Co.
Business-Studio Address 5th & N. B'woy
Phone Number 2-2222
News Service UP
Trans. Serv World, Standard, SESAC
Representative Kati
Membership BAB
President. Col. Walter E. Schott
Gen.. Comm. Mgr Edward Yocum
Station Manager V. Brounberger
Sis. Prom. Mgr Ward Crowley
Program Director Harry Turner
Publicity Director Warren Marshall
Chief Engineer Jeff A. Kiichli
KOOK
BILLINGS— 1951— CBS
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Montana Network
Address P. O. Box 1712
Phone Number 9-5970
News Service - -"^
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB
President C. L. Crist
Station Manager V. V. "Bud" Clark
Commercial Manager Jerry Moen
Program Director Ed Peiss
Chief Engineer Grant French
KBMN
BOZEMAN— 1950
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Penn Engrg. Co.
Address Box 691
Phone Number 2105
Transcription Service Associated
News Service ^
Membership NARTB
President Mrs. Lxira B. Penwell
General Manager G. Norman Penwell
Commercial Manager Dan Snyder
Pub., News Dir Ralph Evans
Chief Engineer Ed Kohnan
KXLQ
BOZEMAN— 1939— NBC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Wott«
Owned-Operated By KRBM Bcsters. Inc.
Business Address Boxeman
Phone Number 1*20
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Walker
Pres., General Mgr Ernest A. Neath
Commercial Manager T. H. Peterson
Program Director Beverly Coulston
Publicity Director James M. Gidley
Chief Engineer James G. Rufus
KBOW
BUTTE— 1947
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Copper City Radio Co.
Address ^20 Yale Av.
Phone Number .' * * * V
President Frank Reardon
KOPR
BUTTE— 1948— ABC-MBS
INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 1000 Watt.
Owned-Operated By Copper Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Hotel Flnlen
Phone Number • • • • •^^*
Air Time « a.m.-ll:30 p^.
News Service ■•^^^
Transcription Service • ;. j „
Representative Avery-KnodeU
495
MONTANA
President Frank C. Cannon
General Manager Ed Cooney
Commercial Manager G. W. Chance
Program Director Jim Horrold
Chief Engineer Jim Fosier
KXLF
BUTTE— 1929— NBC
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KGIR, Inc.
Address Box 1956
Phone Number , . 2-2344
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service MacGregor
Representative Walker; Pacific No. West
Pres., Gen. Mgr E. B. Croney
Station. Comm. Mgr Arne E. Anzjon
Promotion Manager Frank Field
Publicity Director Vem Totten
Chief Engineer W. J. Previa
KXGN
GLENDIVE— 1948
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Lewis Wiles Moore
Address 314 McDougal
Phone Number 537-J
Transmitter Location S. Pearson Ave.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Owner Lewis Wiles Moore
General Manager Daniel C. Palen
Commercial Manager M. M. Schlasner
Program Director Jaqueline Bartram
Chief Engineer Don Powers
KFBB
GREAT FALLS— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Buttrey Best.. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. .607 First Natl. Bank BIdg.
Phone Number 4377
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB. BAB
President J. p. Wilkins
Commercial Manager W. C. Blanchette
Chief Engineer Wilbur L. Myhre
KMON
GREAT FALLS— 1948— MBS
ABC-INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By.. Montana Farmer Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Tribune Bldg.
Phone Number 4382
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Avery-Knodel
President Lester Cole
Gen., Prom. Mgr .Robert H. Warner
Commercial Manager Frank W. Kaull
Program Director Mel Hallock
Chief Engineer Eugene B. Bunker
KXLK
GREAT FALLS— 1947— NBC-Z NET
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Great Falls Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address. .Smelter Ave.
Phone Number 2-2453
Representative Walker
President Barclay Craighead
General Manager T. L. Frayling
Chief Engineer Eugene Kirkkola
KOJM
HAVRE— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By.. No. Montana Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Box 70
Phone Number 1096-7
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Cooke, Inc., Avery-Knodel
President O. R. Ruble
General, Sta. Mgr Charlotte H. Brader
Commercial Manager Lyle Leeds
Program Director James R. Saenger
Publicity Director Carl Lawrence
Chief Engineer George H. Bauer
KCAP
HELENA— 1949— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Lewis & Clark Bcstg. Corp.
Address 1705 Jerome PL
Phone Number 4030
News Service UP
President E. P. Maronick
General Manager K. O. MacPherson
Commercial Manager C. E. Sullivan
Chief Engineer Dean Mack
KXLJ
HELENA— 1937— NBC-Z BAR
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Peoples Forum of the Air
Address P. O. Box 797
Phone Number 1240
News Service UP
President A. T. Hibbard
General Manager Barclay Craighead
Commercial Manager Carl Argabrite
Program Director Gene Hogan
Chief Engineer Ralph Gassier
496
MONTANA
KGEZ
KALISPELL— 1927
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Donald C. Treloar
Business-Studio Address 7 Main St.
Phone Number 331-2
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service . World, SESAC, Standard
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen. Sta. Mgr Donald C. Treloar
Sales Prom. Mgr Robert Bennett
Prog., Prod. Dir Norm Fisher
Chief Engineer Paul Johnston
Consulting Engineer Al Sparling
KXLO
LEWISTOWN— 1947— MBS
INTERMTN. NET
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By W. G. Kelly
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address. . . .E. Main St.
Phone Number 1210
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
President William G. Kelly
General Manager Marlin T. Obie
Chief Engineer David Sather
KLCB
LIBBY— 1950
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Wotts
Owned-Oper. By... Lincoln County Bcstrs. Inc.
Address P. O. Box 636
General Manager O. G. Cobum
Commercial Manager. .Mary Elizabeth Cobum
Chief Engineer William R. McCoy
KPRK
LIVINGSTON— 1947— MBS
INTERMTN.
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Yellowstone Amuse. Co.
Business Address Box 691
Transcription Service World
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Paul B. McAdam
Commercial Manager Jack Hinman
Program Director Gerald Tyo
Chief Engineer Edwin Woods
KRJF
MILES CITY— 1941— KBS
MBS-INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operoted By Star Printing Co.
Business Address 15 N. Sixth St.
Phone Number 1340
Newspaper Affiliation "Daily Star"
News Service ^^
President Sarah Scanlan
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Sarah Scanlon
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Ian A. Elliot
Commercial Manager Fred B. Hunnes
Sales Prom. Mgr James G. Backlin
Program Director Earl L. Dahlstrom
Publicity Director Thomas Biedrzycki
Chief Engineer Edwin Olmstead
K G V 0
MISSOULA— 1931— CBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Mosby's, Inc.
Bus.-Sludio Address Radio Central Bldg.
Phone Number 2155
Air Time 6 a.m.-l 1:30 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Gill-Keefe-Perna
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen.-Sta. Mgr A. J. Mosby
Commercial Manager Roy Vance
Program Director Don Bradley
KXLL
MISSOULA— 1948— NBC-Z NET-PNB
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Western Montana Assoc.
Business Address Box 1503
Phone Number 4114
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP. UP
Representative Walker
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr Pat M. Goodover
Commercial Mgr Bob Gillis
Program Director Bill Strothman
Chief Engineer Bruce Hamilton
KIYI
SHELBY— 1946— KBS-MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . Tri County Radio Corp.
Phone Number 560
News Service UP
Representative Cooke
Membership NARTB
President John J. Hurley
General Manager John Lyon
Chief Engineer George Potter
K G CX
SIDNEY— 1926— MBS
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By E. E. Krebsbach
Phone Number *08
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service Capitol. Associated
Representative Lawson
Pes., Gen. Mgr E. E. Krebsbach
Station Manager Keith Krebsbach
Chief Engineer O- H. Halvorson
497
NEBRASKA^
Pop. April 1, 1933 (Est.) 1,412,000— Total Housing Units 419,000
Families April 1,1933 (Est.) 381,000— Stations in State 24
KCOW
ALLIANCE— 1949
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Sandhills Bcstg. Corp.
Trans. Address 1030 W. 3rd St.
Phone Number 1300
Air Tune 6:30 ajn.-10:30 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Seryice World
Representative McGillvra
Membership NARTB
President Hansford Jaggers
General Manager Gene Ackerley
Program Director Erv Jensen
KWBE
BEATRICE— 1949— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Blue Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address 112y2 North 6th St.
Phone Number 1245
News Service AP
Transcription Service Cole
Thesaurus
Representative Gill-Keefe-Pema
Membership NARTB
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Bud Pentz
Program Director Larry Prybyl
Ptiblicity Director Marge McGavren
Chief Engineer \^bur R. Emerson
KCNI
BROKEN BOW— 1949
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Custer County Bstg. Co.
Address Box 561
Air Time Unlimited
Mgr.. Chief Engr Bud Crawford
Conunercial Manager. . . .Georgia A. Crawford
KJSK
COLUMBUS^1948— KBS
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By George Basil Andersoa
Buslneii Address Boot 4N
Phone Number ilM
Air Time Sunrise-suBMl
News Service AP
Representative Biddicic, Continental
Transcription Service World. SESAC,
Thesaurus
Pres.. Gen. Sta. Mgr George Basil Anderson
Commercial Manager MUo Kincoid
Program Director Florence L Anderson
Chief Engineer Max Reeves
KFGT
FREMONT— 1939— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 100 Watto
Owned-Oper. By Walker Newspapers, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 118 E. 5 St
Phone Number 1010
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Lester A. Wallmr
Station Manager James D. Milliken, Jr.
KM M J
GRAND ISLAND— 192S— ABC
Frequency: 750 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Town & Farm Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address Division at Cedar
Phone Number 7084
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC, Thesaurus
Representative H-R
President Dob Searle
V.P. & General Manager Bill Martia
V.P. & Regional Sales Mgr Rex Lathen
Program Director Ed. Meyer
Sales Promotion Manager. . .Quintin McCredie
Chief Engineer U. L. Lynch
KH AS
HASTINGS-~1940^MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Nebraska Bcstg. Co.
Trans. Address Tribune Bldg.
Phone Number 2-5101
Air Time 6 ajn.-12 M.
News Service INS
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB
President Fred A. Seaton
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Duane L. Watts
Commercial Manager Raymond Bartlett
Pub., Prod., Prog. Dir. Uoyd O. Thomos
Chief Engineer Duane B. Allison
K G F W
KEARNEY— 1930— MBS-DS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . ... Central Neb. Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. .Federal Annex Bldg.
Phone Number Business, 2-3541
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Hal Holman
Pres.. Sta. Mgr John W. Yeager. Jr.
Sales Prom. Mgr Lyle Richardson
Program Director Elen Selah
Chief Engineer Jack Lewis
498
NEB RASKA
KRVN
LEXINGTON— 1950
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 25,000 WatU d.
Owned-Oper. By Nebraska Rural Radio
Address 104 W. 8th St.
Phone Number 718
Transcription Service Standard
News Service AP
Membership NARTB
PrwW^nt Jay A. Person
General Manager Max Brown
Commercial Manager Dan Bellus
Program Director Gary Schroeder
Chief Engineer Robert Bitner
KFOR
LINCOLN— 1924— ABC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Powen 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Combelt Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. .Sixth FL, Stuart Bldg.
Phone Number 2-6965
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol, Standord
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NARTB, BAB
President James Stuart
Gen., Sta. Mgr George X. Smith
Commercial Manager Robert Methany
Prom., Pub. Dir Ken Greenwood
Program Director Avrun Bondarin
Chief Engineer Charles W. Winkler
KLMS
LINCOLN— 1949
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Lincohi Bcstg. Corp.
Address 130 N. 18th 8t.
Phone Number 2-7579
President Howard A. Shuman
General Manager J. Rusiell Joynt
KOLN
LINCOLN— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Powen 250 Waty
Owned-Oper. By Comhusker Radio &
Television Corp.
Business-Studio Address 212 Federal
Securities Bldg.
Phone Number 2-7218
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Pearson
President E. M. O'Shea
V.P., Gen. Mgr Harold E. Anderson
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Otis H. Seegler
Program Director William L. Lucas
Publicity Director Twila Walker
Chief Engineer M. J. Korlnek
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in the Rich Blue Valley • • •
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KBRL
McCOOK— 1 947— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The McCook Bcstg. Co.
Bus, -Transmitter Address. . .Hway. 83 & "J" St.
Phone Number 1450
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-10:30 p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative McGillvra
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr. and Chief Engineer
Le Roy W. Lenwell
Program Director Gilbert Mitchell
W J A G
NORFOLK— 1922
Frequency: 780 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Huse Publ. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 527 Norfolk Ave.
Phone Number 20
Newspaper Affiliation "Daily News"
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB, BAB
President E. F, Huse
Station Manager Bob Thomas
Commercial Manager Vernon Stedry
Program Director Glen Hixson
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Evans Meier
Chief Engineer Frank Wiedenbach
KNBR
NORTH PLATTE— 1952
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By John Townsend
Address 212 N. Jeffers St.
Phone Number 174
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus. SESAC
Representative Indie Sales
Owner John Townsend
General Manager Emil Odean
K 0 D Y
NORTH PLATTE— 1930— NBC-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By Radio Station KODY
Bus. Studio-Transmitter Address. . 1521 W. 12th
Phone Number 382
Air Time 6 a.in.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth. World
Representative Meeker
Membership NARTB
Gen.. Sta. Mgr John Alexander
Program Director Bill Wood
Commercial Manager Joe di Natale
Chief Engineer Jay Blakesley
K B 0 N
OMAHA— 1942— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Inland Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Add 678 World Ins. Bldg.
Phone Number JAckson 8282
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12 M
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. Chief Eng Paul R. Fry
Station Manager Richard E. Welna
Commercial Manager Ernest S. Priesman
K F A B
OMAHA— 1924— CBS
Frequency: 1110 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KFAB Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 620 Famam Bldg.
Phone Number Ja. 3420
Newspaper Affiliation "Journal & Star"
(Lincoln)
Air Time. , 24 Hrs.
News Service AP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB
Chairman of Board Joe W. Seacrest
President Fred S. Sidles
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Harry Burke
Commercial Mgr Harold Soderlund
Prom.. Pub. Mgr Don Shoemaker
Program Director Lyell Bremser
Chief Engineer Art Stewart
News Director Carl Uhlarik
Musical Director Alene McKinney
Transmitter Engineer Art Stewart
Farm Editor W. E. Macdonald
Consulting Engineer George Davis
K 0 I L
OMAHA— 1925— ABC
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Central States Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 511 So. 17th St.
Phone Number JAckson 7626
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP, INS
Transcription Service Capitol. Standard
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NARTB. BAB
President James Stuart
Gen.. Sta.. Comm. Mgr Arden E. Swisher
Sales Promotion Manager Jack Keiner
Pgm., Pub. Dir Bill Talbot
Chief Engineer Charles W. Winkler
500
AP
SELLS
For Stations and Sponsors —
For instance . . . KFOR
''AP newscasts are consistent Hooper leaders in our market.
We consider them most important in gaining and holding our
listening audience. And AP newscasts stay sold; they are
seldom available to a new sponsor. We have a waiting list
for AP news — the news that sells in this metropolitan
market!^'
GEORGE X. SMITH,
Vice-President and Manager,
KFOR, Lincoln, Nebraska
501
NEBRASKA-NEVADA
K 0 W H
OMAHA— 1922
Frequency: 660 Kc Power: 500 Walts d.
Owned-Oper. By Mid'Continent Botg. Co.
Buiiness-Studio Addrosi 15th & Farnain
Phone Number Atlocntlc 2228
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Boiling
Membership NARTB
President Robert H. Store
Sta.. Gen. Manager Todd Storx
Sales Promotion G. William Armstrong
Program Director Virgil Sharpe
Publicity Director J. F. O'Niell
Chiei Engineer Dale Moudy
WOW
OMAHA— 1923— NBC
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 5000 Wotta
Owned-Operated B - Meredith WOW, Inc.
Business-Studio Address . . 280 Insurance Bldg.
Phone Number Webster 3400
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service . Standard, World, SESAC
Representative John Blair
Membership NARTB
Chariman of Board Fred Mohen
President E. T. Meredith. Jr.
General Manager Frank P. Fogarty
Sales Manager Bill Wiseman
Program Director Ray Olson
Chief Engineer William J. Kotera
KNEB
SCOTTSBLUFF— 1948— MBS
INTERMOUNTAIN
frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d..
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Platte Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Golden Rule Bldg.
Phone Number 1620
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-12:30 a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service CapitoL Lang-Worth
Representative Hal Holman
Membership NARTB
President John R. Jirdoo
General-Station Mgr Russ M. Stewart
Comm., Prom. Manager Byron Joachim
Program Director Duke Whitfield
Publiicty Director Jim Kithcart
Chief Engineer Leslie A. Proctor
KOLT
SCOTTSBLUFF— 1930— CBS
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5000 d., 1000 n.
Owned-Operated By The Hilliard Co.
Address 1517V2 Bway
Phone Number 856
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Representative Gill-Keef e-Perna
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen.-Sta. Mgr L. L. Hilliard
Commercial Manager Tony Kehl
Program Director Virl Davis
Chiei Engineer .Harlond A. Morrison
KSID
SIDNEY— 1952— ABC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Sidney Bdcstg. Co.
Address Legion Park
Phone Number 5503
News Service UP
Representative . .McGillvra
Pres., Chief Eng W. C. Grove
Gen., Com. Mgr Max Young
Program Director Marilyn Harper
NEVADA
Pop. April ], 1953 (Est.) 173,000— Total Housmg Umts 58,000
Families April 1 , 1953 (Est.) 51,000 — Stations in State 10
KELK
ELKO— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Elko Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 790
Phone Number 260
Ar Time Full Time
News Service UP
President Chris Sheerln
General Manager John J. Gammick
Program Director Bob Vizina
Chief Engineer Roy Gallagher
KELY
ELY— 1950
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By White Pine Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1088
Phone Number 2077
Transcription Service World
News Service INS
Co-Mgr., Chief Engr D. I. Hansen
Co-Manager D. V. Bradley
502
NEVADA
KE N 0
LAS VEGAS— 1940— ABC
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 1000 WatU
Owned-Operated By Nevada Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 1310
Phone Number 1400
Air Time 5 a.m.-l:30 a.m.
News Service INS
Representative W. S. Grant
Pres., Gen.-Sta. Manager Maxwell Kelch
Commercial Mgr Thompson Magowan
Prog., Prod., Pub. Dir Ken O'Connell
Chief Engineer R. O. Dow
KLAS
LAS VEGAS— 1948— CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Las Vegas Bctrs., Inc.
Address Desert Inn, P. O. Box 1510
Phone Number 4646
Air Time Full Time
Representative Weed & Co.
Membership BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Fred Stoye
Commercial Manager Carl Paige
Sales Promotion Manager Maxine Lunt
Program Director John Ryken
Publicity Director Jewel Woods
Chief Engineer Gregg Gelhart
KORK
LAS VEGAS— 1951— NBC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Vegas Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address Hotel Thunderbird
Phone Number 6500
News Service UP
Representative Geo. P. HoUingbery
President David McKay
Station Manager Roland B. Voile
Chief Engineer Bill Binford
KRAM
LAS VEGAS— 1946— MBS-KBS
INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Boulder City Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 1712
Phone Number 920
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Station Representative Avery-Knodel
President Edward J. Jansen
Commercial Manager Lester Seiffer
Program Director Martin Black
Publicity Director Patricia Healy
Chief Engineer Fred Young
KATO
RENO— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Sierra Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Box 2231.
Mctpes Hotel
Phone Number 2-4501
Air Time Full Time
Representative John E. Pearson, Western
Transcription Service MacGregor
Membership N ARTB, BAB
Pres.. Chief Engr R. K. Wittenberg
Sta., Gen. Mgr Robert L. Stoddard
Commercial Manager Robert S. Hughes
KO H
RENO— 1928— NBC
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d..
1000 n.
Owner McClatchy Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 143 Stevenson St.
Phone Number 3-5106
Air Time Day Time
News Service UP
Newspaper Affiliation McClatchy Papers
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Eleanor McClatchy
Station Manager Hewitt Kees
Program Director Bruce Branson
Chief Engineer Wesley Craig
KOLO
RENO— 1946— CBS
Frequency: 920 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Reno Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 33 Sierra St.
Phone Number 2-4516
Air Time 8 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Representative George P. HolUngbery
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Dave McKoy
General-Station Manager . , H. G. Wells
Commercial Manager Howard Doyle. Jr.
Sales Prom. Mgr Gene McKenna
Program Director WiUiam Ruil
Publicity Director Marjorie Newton
Chief Engineer Merle Peterson
KWRN
RENO— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KWRN. Inc.
Business-Studio Address Box 76
Phone Number ^ ■ 3-6156
Air Time ^"" ^^^S
News Service • " J
Membership / ' ' u-" ' v
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Franz I. Robischon
Commercial Manager Franh McLaurm
Chief Engineer Walt Rees
503
'NEW HAMPSHIRE'
Pop. April 1,1933 (Est.) 367 ,000— Total Housing Units 193,000
F aw Hies April I, 1933 (Est.) 138,000— Stations in State 12
WMOU
BERLIN— 1946— KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper White Mtns., Bcstng. Co.
Address 40 Main Street
Phone Number 1797-8
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service Long- Worth
Representative Kettell-Carter, Radio Reps.
Membership NARTB. BAB
President John W. Giuder
General Manager Wendell C. MacKenzie
Chief Engineer Herschel M. Howe
WTSV
CLAREMONT— 1948— ABC
GRANITE
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By Granite State Bcstg. Co.
Trans. Address 155 Front St„ Manchester
Phone Number 4-4075
News Service tJP
Representative Borgotti
President William J. Barkley
General Manager Ralph Gottlieb
Comm.. Sta. Mgr F. Richard Hill
Program Director J. V. Shaw
Chief Engineer A. Davis
WKXL
CONCORD— 1946— CBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Capitol Bcstng. Co.
Business-Studio Address Eagle Hotel
Phone Number 4180
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative. .. Adam Young. Kettel-Carter
President Henry R. Silver
Station Manager Tom Frank
Commercial Manager William C. Engel
Sales Prom. Mgr Harold Learned
Chief Engineer Robert Wright
WTSL
HANOVER-LEBANON— 1950
GRANITE
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By. Granite State Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address I55 front St.
Phone Number 1040
Representative Boiling
News Service UP
President William J. Ba^liley
General Manager Henry Lewis
Chief Engineer WiUiam Heiser
W K N E
KEENE— 1926— CBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc. . .Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WKNE Corp.
Address 17 Dunbar St.
Phone Number 2080
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Meeker, Kettell-Corter
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Joseph K. Close
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Frank B. Estes
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Ted B. Sawyer
Program Director Howard E. Wheelock
Chief Engineer Ernest Robarge
WLNH
LACONIA— 1922— MBS-KBS
YANKEE
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Northern Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 635 Main St.
Phone Number 2-300
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Representative Kettell-Carter, Grant
President Genevieve Wingate
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Arthur Rothafel
Commercial Manager Sydney Clarke
Program Director Irving W. Kaiser
Chief Engineer Walter Avery
W F E A
MANCHESTER— 1932— CBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By N. H. Bcstg., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 286 Franklin St.
Phone Number 5-5491
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Adam J. Young, Jr..
Kettell-Carter
President Morris Silver
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Warren H. Journay
Commercial Manager Saul Gross
Program Director Francis Finning
Chief Engineer Reginald Schow
WKBR
MANCHESTER— 1946
GRANITE STATE
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Granite Stat© Bcstg., Inc.
Address 155 Front St.
504
* * * NEW H AM PS H I R EN EW J E RS E Y • • •
Phone Number 44075
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll:30 p.m.
President W. J. Barkley
Program Director William Carlisle
Chief Engineer Royston Phillips
WMUR
MANCHESTER— 1941— ABC
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By The Radio Voice of
New Hampshire, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1819 Elm St.
Phone Number 5-5788
News Service UP
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
Transcription Service World
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Hon. Francis P. Murphy
Sta., Comm.. Gen. Mgr Hervey Carter
Program Director Bernie Mack
Chief Engineer Vincent Chandler
WOTW
NASHUA— 1947
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1001) Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Nashua Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Location Lund Rd.
Phone Number 5000
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Bertha Bannan, Walker
Pres., Gen. Mgr Arthur A. Newcomb
Pres.. Pgm. Dir Paul Keefe
Publicity Director Al Carter
Chief Engineer Harry Hanfield
W H E B
PORTSMOUTH— 1932— MBS
frequency: 750 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WHEB. Inc.
Phone Number 4080
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Kettel-Carter. Walker
Pres., Gen. Mgr Charles M. Dale
Commercial Manager Jack Kane
Sales Promotion Walt Emery
Program Dir Lucien Dumont
Chief Engineer Anthony Vaccaro
WWNH
ROCHESTER— 1948
GRANITE STATE
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Strafford Bcstg. Corp.
Address Rochester Hill Rd.
Phone Number 1400-1
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service m*
Representative Borgati
Membership • • • -NAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr A. J. K. Malm
Commercial Mgr ^- P\ ,
Program Dir George Michael
Station Manager H. Martin
Commercial Manager M. Chester Ball
Program Director Alan Jasper
Chief Engineer F. De Falco
Pop. April 1, m3 (Est.) ^,113,000-Total Housing Units 1,317,000
Families April 1, 1953 (Est.) 1 ,392, 000-Statwns m State 19
WJLK
ASBURY PARK— 1926
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By..Asbury Park Press, Inc.
Address Press Plaza
Phone Number Asbury Park 2-3000
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-ll:30 p.m.
News Service AP
Trajscription Service Associated
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Wayne D. McMurray
Ceneral Manager Ernest W. Lass
i lotion Manager Thomos B. Tighe
Commercial Manager Margaret Curtis
Program Director Everett Rudloff
Chief Engineer frank Huber
WMED
ATLANTIC CITY— 1947— ABC-MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Mid- Atlantic Bcstg. Co. Inc^
Business-Studio Address S^"°*°' "°* „
Phone Number *-^^*^
Air Time 7 a.m.-2 a.m
News Service • /y
Transcription Service Associated
Representative ^f '<»•
President Si^^^ard Endicott
Gen., Sta. Mgr David H. Freedman
Program Director Vincent Lmdnei
Publicity Director Louis Neigut
Chief Engineer Earl Godfrey
SOS
• • •
NEW JERSEY
• • •
W F P G
ATLANTIC CITY— 1940— CBS
Fr»qu«ncy: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operoted By Neptune Bcitg. Corp.
Business Address Steel Pier
Phone Number 5-2188
News Service UP
Representative John E. Peorson
President Fred Weber
General Manager Blair Thron
Commercial Mgr R. E. Truex
Sales Prom. Mgr Jessie Morris
Program Dir Ed Davis
Publicity Director Brad Sherman
Chief Engineer Earl Godfrey
WOND
(Full Listing on Page 510)
W S N J
BRIDGETON— 1937
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Eastern States Bcstg. Corp.
Address Carll's Corner
Phone Number 2930
Transcription Tervice Thesaurus
President Russell S. Henderson
Vice-Pres.. Gen. Mgr Paul Alger
Commercial Manager Jernr Alden
Pgm.. Pub. Dir Joe McCuUey
Chief Engineer Ed Bold
WKDN
CAMDEN— 1926
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 250 Wotts
Owned-Operated By City of Comden, Inc.
Business-Studio Address City Hall
Phone Number Emerson 5-5600
Air Time 6 a jn.-M.
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Kennedy Co.
Membership NARTB
Director Willard C. Schriver
Gen. Comm. Mgr John Cleary
Sales Prom. Mgr Joseph Hale
Program Director Jack LaMar
Publicity Director Jack Silin
Chief Engineer John Zander
WCAM
CAMDEN— 1948
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By So. Jersey Bcstg. Co.
New Jersey's Complete
Broadcasting Facility .
WFPG
TV
CHANNEL
46
NBC CBS
ABC
DU MONT
FIRST in program operation with
RCA's first factory-built UHF trans-
mitter. 38 national advertisers
placed their network and film
shows on WFPG-TV in the first two
months.
WFPG
AM
FM
1450
CBS
More network programs, more pub-
lic service, more baseball, more
news . . . from the tallest structure
in New Jersey, south of Newark —
our 458-foot tower.
WFPG ^'
There's no
NEW YORK
E
shOr1-c^^ < ^"'."'^''
S.OOO WATTS PULL TIME
91 Halsey St., Newark 2, N. J.
MArkct 3-2700
COrtlandt 7-8070
TOPS IN MUSIC. NEWS. SPORTS
506
** NEWJERSEY**
Business Address Radio Park
Phone Number EM 5-7200
Air Time Daytime
Transcription Service Associated
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Ronuli Compton
Station Manager Gordon Gifien
Program Director Jerry Williams
Publicity Director )im Eadline
Chief Engineer Robert L. Easley
WMTR
MORRISTOWN— 1948
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Morristown Bcstg. Co.
Address 10 Park Place
Phone Number MO 4-5700
Transcription Service Associated
Membership NARTB
President George S. Croy
Station Mgr Kenneth A. Croy
Commercial Mgr Henry Behre
Program Director Bob Vesel
Chief Engineer Rudolph C. Prow
W A AT
NEWARK— 1921
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 5000 d.. 1000 n.
Owned-Operated By Bremer Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Television Center
Phone. .Mitchell 2-6400; BArclay 7-3260 (N. Y.)
Air Time 7 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP
Representative Weed
President. Gen. Mgr Irving R. Rosenhaus
V.P.. National Sales E. S. Lennon
Program Director George Green
Publicity Director Roland Trenchard
V.P.. Engineering Frank V. Bremer
WNJR
NEWARK— 1947
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 5000 Watis
Owned-Operated By. .North Jersey Radio. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 91 Halsey St.
Phone Number MArket 3-2700
Newspaper AffiUation Newark News
Air Time 7 a.m.-M.
News Service "^
Transcription Service Standard
President Edward W. Scudder, Jr.
Gen., Sta.. Comm. Mgr Harry D. Goodwin
Pub. Dir.. Sales Prom. Mgr Arnold Snyder
Program Director Steven Van Gluck
Chief Engineer Peter Testan
WVN J
NEWARK— 1948
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Wolts
Owned-Operated By Newark Bcstg. Corp.
W
V
N
I
620
on your dial
The most for your
dollar in the
metropolitcm area
NEWARK. N. J
507
STRONG LOCAL NEWS
and good music keep local
listeners tuned to
WCTC
WCTC SIGNAL COVERAGE AREA
Population — 371,000
Retail Sales — $359 Million
(1952-53 Consumer Markets)
SOMERVILLE
PLAINFIELD
BOUND BROOK
S. PLAINFIELD
PERTH AMBOY
METUCHEN
HIGHLAND PARK
NEW BRUNSWICK
SAYREVILLE
SOUTH RIVER
SOUTH AMBOY
PRINCETON
You'll miss most of this Central
Jersey Population unless your
message is on WCTC.
New Brunswick
'Phone Charter 7-1450
•• NEWJERSEY ••
Business-Studio Address 45 Central Ave.
Phone Number Mitchell 3-7600
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
V.P., Gen.-Comm Mgr Ivon B. Newman
Program Director Helen Sutton
Chief Engineer Bernard Kellom
W H B I
NEWARK— 1922
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 2500 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By May Radio Best. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 100 Shipman St.
Phone Number Mitchell 2-7354
Air Time Unlimited
Pres.. Gen. Mgr James L. Shearer
Sta., Comm. Mgr William Masi
Publicity Director Marie E. Masi
Chief Engineer Harold Michaels
WCTC
NEW BR JNSWICK— 1946
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By G3ianticleer Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 385 George St.
AP
SELLS
For
Stations an
d Sponsors —
For instance! .
..WJLK
'We feature AP news every hour. It is the backbone of
our local programming and time sales. Our listener ratings
show that a local independent which does a good news job
can outpull networks in the local market!''
THOMAS B. TICHE,
Station Manager,
WJLK, Asbury Park, N. ).
508
NEW JERSEY
Phone Number Charter 7-1450
Air Time 7 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service j^p
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
President James L. Howe
Station Manager Robert Williams
Commercial Manager Kenneth Leslie
Program Director Barbara M. Bauer
Chief Engineer Victor Takack
W P AT
PATERSON— 1941
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .North Jersey Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 66 Hamilton St.
Phones Armory 4-3400, PE. 6-2945 (N. Y.)
Newspaper Affiliation. . . .Passaic Daily News
Air Time. 24 Hrs.
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service . . Associated, Thesaurus
Lang-Worth
President Richard Drukker
General Manager D. J. Wright
Business Manager Charles W. Parker
Nat. Sales Mgr Roy H. Holmes
Pub. Rel. Dir Charles Scully
Chief Engineer Earl F. Lucas
ESTIMATED
FAMILIES
FOR
1953
SEE PAGE 298
increased
RESULTS
for advertisers
PRO VE
conclusively that
WPAT
is the outstanding buy
in the important
New York — New Jersey market
5000 watts Paterson, N. J.
930 KC
509
* it
NEW JERSEY
WOND
PLEAS ANT VILLE— 1 9 50
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By Pioneer Bcstrs.. Inc.
Address Old Turnpike
Phone Number 3971
Transcription Se-vice Standard. Thesaurus
News Service AP
President Charles Rupp
General Manager John Struckell
Chief Engineer Milton Thurlow
WBU D
TRENTON— 1947
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Cperated By Morrisville Bcstg. Co.
Address 108 N. Broad St.
Phone Number 4-7191
Sews Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership BAB
President Verna S. Hardin
General Manager Richard M. Hardin
Chief Engineer William A. Brewer
In ATLANTIC CITY
it's the
^^ONDerful moiic station
for sensational
RESULTS
9 out of 10 families* in Atlantic County
listen to
WON D
It's listener loyalty to top personolitiei on
programs of music, news and sports geared
to local tastes. That's why most Atlantic
odverti»«rs ond more notionol sponsors
ore uting
WON D
Studio: -PIcasontvillc, N. J.
i'jhn G StrucktII, Gen. Mqr.
Wew York So/ci Office
1564 Broodwo/ — JUdson 6-5547
Don Rich, Rep.
'Advertest Reseorch
WTNJ
TRENTON— 1928
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WOAX, Inc.
Address 416 Bellevue Ave.
Phone Number 8149
President Erling C. Olsen
WIT M
TRENTON— 1942— NBC
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Peoples Best. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 541 E. State St.
Phone Number 5-8515-6-7-8
Air Time 7 a.m.-12:05 a.in.
News Service A?
Representative Forjo*
Membership NARTB. BAB
President M. D. Lincoln
General Manager F. L. Bernstein
Publicity Director Fred Walker
Chief Engineer Theodore P. Kilmer
WWBZ
VINELAND— 1946
Frequency: 1630 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .Community Bcstg. Serv.
Address 633 Wood St.
Phone Number Vineland 7-1360
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Kennedy, Gill-Keefe-Perna
President Joseph M. Bullock
Gen.. Sta.. Prom. Mgr Fred M. Wood
Commercial Manager John Serra
Program Director Dorothy H. Carlson
Chief Engineer Charles Hughes
WCMC
WILDWOOD— 1951
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Operated By Francis J. Matrangola
Phone Number 2-7751
Owner Francis J. Matrangola
510
■■I
Pop. April 1,19^3 (Est.) 726,000— Total Housing Units 201,000
Families April 1,1933 (Est.) 182,000—Stations in State 21
KALG
AL AMOGORDO— 1950
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By William Wayne Phelps
Address Box 268
Phone Number 211
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Membership NARTB. BAB
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Wayne Phelps
Chief Engineer Harry Albers
KGGM
ALBUQUERQUE— 1927— CBS
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By New Mexico Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Kimo Bldg.
Phone Number 34543
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP. AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Weed & Co.
President A. R. Hebenstreit
Program Director Robert Van Driel
Chief Engineer Leonard F. Dodds
KOAT
ALBUQUERQUE— 1946— ABC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Alvorado Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 122 S. Tulane
Phone Number 5-7501
Air Time 19 V2 hrs.
News Service UP
Trans. Service Associated, Lang- Worth
Representative Rambeau
President Herbert W. Wimberly
General Manager A. M. Caldwell
Chief Engineer Donald Delaney
KOB
ALBUQUERQUE— 1920— NBC
Frequency: 770 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts d.;
25,000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Albuquerque Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 234 Fifth St.. S.W.
Phone Number 3-4411
Air Time Full Time
News, Service AP, INS
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Branham
Membership BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Wayne Coy
General Manager J. I. Myerson
Commercial Manager Rolf Nielson
Sales Prom. Mgr A. E. Mickel
Program Director Michael Dillon
Chief Engineer George S. Johnson
KVER
ALBUQUERQUE-1947— MBS
INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KVER Bcstg. Co.
Address 317 N. Broadway, Box 1388
Phone Number 3-1744
Air Time 5 aan.-M.
Transcription Service Thesaurus
News Service AP
Representative Avery Knodel
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Helen A. Price
V.P.. Sta. Mgr Bert Arnold
Commercial Manager Morton L. Payne
Program Director Lowell Christison
Publicity Director Sue Little
Chief Engineer Wilfred Smith
KSVP
ARTESIA— 1946— KBS-MBS
INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 990 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d..
250 n.
Owned-Operated By Artesia Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Box 38
Phone Number 650
Air Time 6 a.m^U p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Avery Knodel
Membership NARTB
President Martin Yates HI
Gen.. Sta. Mgr David M. Button
Commercial Manager Bob Hess
Chief Engineer Ronald Austin
K A V E
CARLSBAD— 1936— CBS-SWN
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Carlsbad Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 601 No. Canal St.
Phone Number 5-4101
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Representative Taylor Co.
President Val Lawrence
General-Station Mgr Norman R. Loose
Commercial Manager Richard E, Doyle
Sales Prom. Mgr Richard Miner
Progrcan Director Alexander Pitcodthley
Chief Engineer Harland Nif ong
511
NEW MEXICO
KPBM
CARLSBAD— 1950
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
OwnedOperated By Coronado Bcstq. Co.
Addre«s . .313 W. Mermod
Phone Number 5-5373
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
News Service AP
Representative McGillvra
Pres., Gen. Mqr Maurice F. McEvoy
Commercial Manager Darrell A. Swayze
Program Director Tom Collins
Chiel Engineer Vic Daley
KLMX
CLAYTON— 1949
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper By Ari-Ne-Mix Bcstg.
Address Box 7, Fair Grounds
Phone Number 616
Transcription Service Thesaurus
News Service UP
President Arthur Jernigan
Gen., Sta. Mgr., Pgm. Dir Frank Vale
Commercial Manager lames Morris
Chief Engineer Robert Waters
KCLV
CLOVIS— 1952— ABC
Frequency: 1243 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By New-Tex Bdcstg.
Address 2112 Thornton St.
Phone Number 4401
News Service UP
T.anscription Service Capitol
Representative Pearson
Pres.. Gen. Mgr. Wallace Simpson
Commercial Manager Joe Collins
Chiel Engineer Clayton Fuchs
KICA
CLOVIS— 1931 MBS
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
OwnedOperated By: Hugh DeWitt Landis &
R. B. McAlUler
Address .520 Pile St.
Phone Number . . 551 1
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service . . Associated, World
Station Representative Hal Holm an
Membership BAB
Gen.. Sta. Mgr DeWitt Landis
Commercial Manager CO. Kendrick
Pgm., Pub. Dir. Harold Cook
Chi«« EagiMer Vernon Hughes
512
KVBC
FARMINGTON— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc ! Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1117
Phone Number 789
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Chi. Engr. .Marvin E. Bowles
Commercial Manager G. H. McKinnon
Chief Engineer Harold Furstenberg
KGAK
GALLUP— 1946
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Thunderbird Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 1150
Phone Number 1300
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Station Representative McGillvra
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. Pgm. Dir Merle H. Tucker
Chief Engineer Robert Adamson
KWEW
HOBBS— 1938
MBS-KBS-SOUTHWEST
Frequency: L490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
OwnedOperated By KWEW, Inc.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 787
Phone Number Hobbs 3-3137
News Service UP
Transcription Service. .MacGregor. Lang- Worth
Representative Taylor
President Mrs. Theresa Whitmore
General Manager Harry McAdams
Commercial Manager Phil McGee
Chief Engineer Roy Evans
KOBE
LAS CRUCES— 1947— MBS
INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Mesilla Valley Bcstg. Co.
Bus. Studio Address 902 N. Main St.
Phone Number 1121
News Service UP
P^e8>dent M. B.' Thompson
General Manager L. S. Sleppy
Chiel Engineer Howard L. Maudlin
K F U N
LAS VEGAS— 1941— MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
OwnedOperated By. . . South-vest Bcsters, Inc.
NEW MEXICO
• • •
Business Address Box 710
Phone Number 12
Air Time 6 a.m.-l 1 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Hil F. Best
Pres., Gen.-Station Mgr Ernest N. Thwaites
Chief Engineer A. F. Schultz
KRSN
LOS ALAMOS— 1949— ABC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Alvarado Bcstg. Co.
Address Community Center
Phone Number 2-4422
Air Time. . ! Full Time
Representative William Rambeau
Transcription Service Associated
News Service UP
President H. W. Wimberly
General Manager A. M. Cadwell
Sta.. Comm. Mgr Bob Porton
Pgm. Dir., Sis. Prom. Mgr.. .William Spaek. Jr.
Publicity Director John F. McCormick
Chief Engineer John L. Lockhart
KLEA
LOVINGTON— 1952— KBS
Frequency: 1050 Kc Powe:: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Prosperity Land Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 1286
Phone Number 8911
Air Time Day Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Clyde Melville
President David R, Worley
Commercial Ma.iager Gilbert Hougen
Publicity Director Bobby Stone
Chief Engineer John Fuselier
KENM
PORTALES— 1950
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Plains Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1019. Roswell
Phone Number 600
News Service UP
Transcription Service . . Lang-Worth. MacGregor
President Theresa Whitmore
General Manager G. F. Roberts
Commercial Manager Ed Fitzpalrick
Chief Engineer William McCreary
KRTN
RATON— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . .Southwest Bcsters. Inc.
Business Address Box 767
Phone Number 875
Air Time 7 a.m.-l 1 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Hil F. Best
Pres., Gen. Manager Ernest N. Thwaites
Station Manager Stanley K. Brown
Chief Engineer A. F. Schultz
K G F L
ROSWELL— 1927— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KGFL, Inc.
Business-Studio Add.ess Box 1019
Phone Number 2000
Air Time 6 a.m.-l 1 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, World.
MacGregor
Representative Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB
President Mrs. Theresa Whitmore
Sec'y-Treas W. E. Whitmore, Jr.
Commercial Manager G. F. Roberts
Chief Engineer E. C. Rader
KSWS
ROSWELL— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By McEvoy Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 401 N. Richardson
Phone Number 2400
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative McGillvra
Pres., Gen. Mgr Paul B. McEvoy
Commercial Manager Jack Schafer
Program Director Mary L. Jones
Chief Engineer Ray R. Summersgill
KTRC
SANTA FE— 1946— ABC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio de Santa Fe
Address 210 E. Marcy St.
Phone Number 3-6335
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Pres.. Gen. Mgr J. Gibbs Spring
Sta., Comm. Mg Hugh M. Gray
Chief Engineer Acton Tillery
KVSF
SANTA FE— 1935— CBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc Powe-: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Sante Fe Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address ....759 Ce.rillos Rd.
Phone Number 3-7319
Representative Weed
President A. R. Hebenstreit
Gen., Comm. Mgr Ivan R. Head
Chief Engineer E. J. Vanderwood
513
NEW MEXICO-NEW YORK
KSIL
SILVER CITY— 1946-
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 WcrtU
Owned Operated By S. W. N. Mex Bcstng.
Bui.-Studio Tronimitter Address. .17th & Cactus
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll:15 p.m.
News Service AP
Representative Taylor
Pres., Gen.. Comm. Mgr A. Carl Dunbar
V.P.. Sta., Prom. Mgr., Dir.. .James H. Duncan
Chief Engineer H. H. Smith
KCHS
TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES— 1946
KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By. . O. L. and Gladyce P. Dennis
Address Box 351
Phone Number 161
News Service UP
Representative Continental Radio Sales
General Manager O. L. Dennis
Station Manager Gladyce P. Dennis
Chief Engineer Sam Bradley
-CBS
KT N M
TUCUMCARI— 1941— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . Quay County Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 668
Phone Number 100
Air Time 6 a.m.-10:30 pjn.
News Service UP
Gen., Sta. Mgr Lloyd Hawkins
Comm., Prom. Mgr Richard S. Fox
Program Director Richard Dale Wood
NEW YORK
Pof). April 1, 1953 (Est.) 15,725,000— Total Housing Units 4,675,000
raniilies April 1, 1953 (Est.) 4,354,000— Stations in State 98
W A B Y
ALBANY— 1933
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By Eastern N. Y. Bcstng.
BuBiness-Studio 80 Braintree St.
Phone Number 2-3353
Air Time 7 a.m.-ll:30 p.m.
News Service UP
Representative Rambeau
President David Kyle
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Edward L. Trudeau
Conun., Sales Prom. Mgr Alix Blake
Program Director Toni Brady
Chief Engineer Tom Stappleton
WOKO
ALBANY— 1925— UBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . Gov. Dongan Bcstg. Corp.
Business Studio Address 136 State St.
Phone Number 3-6838
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP
Representative McGillvra
President, General Mgr lames T. Healey
Commercial Manager J. I, Walsh
Program Director Frank Panny
Chief Engineer Al Sard!
WPTR
ALBANY— 1948
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Patroon Brdcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Hotel Ten Eyck
Phone Number 5-3345
News Service AP. INS
Transcr. Service Associated. SESAC
Station Representative Weed and Co.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President J. Myer Schine
General Manager O. R. J. Bellamy
Commercial Manager Jack Charles
Program Director Howard W. Maschmeier
Chief Engineer Dwelle S. Hoag
WROW
ALBANY— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 5.000 Watts d.;
1.000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By. .Hudson Valley Br. Co.. Inc.
Address 248 State Street
Phone Number 3-2225
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service INS, UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Station Representative The Boiling Co.
Membership NARTB. BAB
General Manager Harry L. Goldman
Sta. Mgr., Pgm., Pub. Dir Johnny Lee
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Harry Littler
Chief Engineer Charles Heisler
514
NEW YORK
WXKW
ALBANY— 1948— ABC
Frequency: 850 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Champlcdn Valley Bcstg.
Business-Studio Address 444 Broadway
Phone Number 6-7676
Air Time 6:00 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Katz
President, Gen. Mgr Stephen R. Rintoul
Station Manager George Wetmore
Commercial Manager Eugene Fitzpatrick
Sales Prom. Mgr Walter J. Maxwell
Program Director Walter C. Neals
Chief Engineer Paul Krutz
wcss
AMSTERDAM— 1948
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Community Service Best.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address. .Upper Locust
Phone Number 4000
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative McGillvra
President Ted Aber
General Manager Alex Sherwood
Commercial Manager Ray Mahoney
Program Director Raymond J. Cheney
Chief Engineer Guy Rauer
WMBO
AUBURN— 1926— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WMBO. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 141 Genesee St.
Phone Number 2-3511
Newspaper Affiliation "Advertiser"
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcriptoin Service World, SESAC
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Membership NARTB, BAB
President William O. Dapping
General Manager Frederick L. Keesee
Program Director Robert B. Morgan
Chief Engineer Herbert House
W B T A
BATAVIA— 1941— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Batavia Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 90 Main St.
Phone Number 715
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, World
Pres., Gen.-Station Mgr Edmund R. Gamble
Commercial Manager Charles L. Snow
Program Director Bud Mason
Publicity Director William Stokes
Chief Engineer Fred Callendar
WINR
BINGHAMTON— 1946— NBC
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.,
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By. .Southern Tier Radio Service
Business-Studio Address . . Court House Square
Phone Number 4-4318
Air Time 6 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative George P. HoUingbery
Membership NARTB
President Donald Kramer
General Manager George I. O'Connor
Commercial Manager H. R. Nicholson
Pgm., Pub. Dir Charles Bishora
Chief Engineer A. A. Kelley
WKOP
BINGHAMTON— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 100 Watts d..
500 n.
Owned-Oper. By . . The Binghamton Bcstrs.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 34 Chenango St.
Phone Number 2-3437
Air Time 5.30 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen.-Sta. Mgr Andrew Jarema
Prom., Comm. Manager lay Hanshaw
Program Director Wally Buman
Chief Engineer Charles Hallinan
W N B F
BINGHAMTON— 1927— CBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Clark Associates. Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 48
Phone Number Binghamton 2-3461
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Boiling
Membership NARTB, BAB
President John C. Clark
General Manager Cecil D. Mastin
Treasurer L. L. Rogers
Commercial Manager S. N. Heslop
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir E. R. McCloskey
Prog., Prod. Dir E. M. Scala
Chief Engineer L. H. Stantz
515
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516
NEW YORK
WENE
BINGHAMTON— ENDICOTT— 1947
ABC
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Ollaway Stations. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 909 E. Main
Phone Number 5-3351
Air Time 6 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Radio Reps. Inc.
Membership NARTB. BAB
President James H. Ottaway
Managing Director F. H. Brinkley
Station Manager S, W. Ryder
Sales Prom., Comm. Mgr.. . .Norman F. Flynn
Pgm.. Pub. Dir Harold E. Graves
Chief Engineer Sheldon W. Weyland
WBEN
BUFFALO— 1930— NBC
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WBEN, Inc.
Address Hotel Statler
Phone Number MOhawk 0930
Newspaper Affiliation "Evening News"
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP. INS. UP
Transcription Service . . . Thesaurus, Lang-Worth
Representative Henry I. Christal
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Edward H. Butler
Vice-President A. H. Kirchhofer
General Manager C. Robert Thompson
Station Manager Frank W. Kelly
Sales Manager C. E. Daly
Asst. Radio Sales Mgr Robert J. Conway
Program Director William R. Rich
Publicity Director Joseph A. Haeffner
Chief Engineer Ralph J. Kingsley
W B N Y
BUFFALO— 1935
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Roy L. Albertson
Business-Studio Address 485 Main St.
Phone Number Mohawk 1400
News Service AP, UP
President Roy L. Albertson
General Manager Howard Schellenberg
Chief Engineer Thomas L. Vines
W E B R
BUFFALO— 1924— MBS
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WEBR, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 23 North St.
Phone Number Lincoln 7133
Newspaper Affilialion "Courier-Express"
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-2 a.m.
News Service AP, INS, UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB. BAB
President William J. Conners. Ill
General Manager Wiiliam Dcerr
Commercial Manager Carl J. Kirchhofer
Pgm., Prom. Mgr Wm. Schweitzer
Chief Engineer Frank B. Ridgeway
WGR
BUFFALO— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WGR Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Rand Bldg.
Phone Number Washington 3100
Air Time 5:50 a.m.-l:05 a.m.
News Service UP
Representative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB, BAB
Chairman of Board Leo J. Fitzpotrick
Pres., Gen. Mgr I. R. Lounsberry
Comm. Mgr. (National spot) F. R. Greene
Commercial Manager (Local) Nat Cohen
Sales Promotion Manager R. McPherson
Program Director Robert Strigl
Chief Engineer K. B. Hoffman
WWOL
BUFFALO— 1947
Frequency: 1120 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . Greater Erie Broad. Co.
Address 315 Main St.
Phone Number MO 1200
News Service INS. UP
Representative Forjoo
Owner Leon Wyszatycki
General Manager Ted Wyszatycki
Commercial Manager Jack Greenfield
Program Director Joe A. Rico
Chief Engmeer Frank Saj
W K B W
BUFFALO— 1925— ABC
Frequency: 1520 Kc Power: 50.000 Watta
Owned-Operated By WKBW. Inc.
Business Address . Radio Center. 1430 Main St.
Phone Number Grant 5101
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-2 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Avery-Knodel
Pres., Gen. Mgr Clinton H. Churchill
Sta.. Comm. Mgr Roger M. Baker
Sales Promotion Alfred E. Anscombe
Program Director James McGrath
Chief Engineer Leroy Fiedler
517
NEW YORK
WXRA
BUFFALO— KENMORE— 1948
Frequency: 1080 Kc Power: 1000 Watts .d
Owned Operated By. .W. New York Broad. Co.
Address 1515 Niagara Falls Blvd., Amherst
Phone Number AMherst 1160
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Associated
Station Rep esentative Wm. G. Rambeau
Gen., Comm. Mgr Thaddeus Podbielniak
Sales Prom.. Pub. Dir Bradley D. Steiger
Program Director James J. Frieling
Chief Engineer Roger W. Fleming
WCB A
CORNING— 1949
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: lOOOWatts d.
OwnedOperaled By
Wellsboro Corning Broad. Adv. Inc.
Address Pine St.
Phone Number 65451
News Service UP. World
Representative McGillvra, Inc.
Pres., Gen. Mgr Paul L. Carpenter
Program Director Robert I. Vrzal
WCLI
CORNING— 1950— ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Ope-. By Elmira-Corning Bcstg.
Address 114 Walnut St.
Phone Number 6-4651
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative .Meeker
News Service AP
President E. S. Underhill. Jr.
General Manager Walter Valerius
Sta., Comm. Mgr. Gordon Jenkins
Pi^ogram Director George P. Droelle. Jr.
Publicily Director Robert Shaddock
Chief Engineer Allen N. Bell
WKRT
CORTLAND— 1947
Fr*qu«ncy: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d..
500 n.
OwD«d-Operated By Radio Cortland. Inc.
Business Studio Address 27 N. Main St.
Phone Number 2990
Air Time .,6 a.m.-ll:15 p.m.
N«ws Service UP
Tronscription Service Lang-Worth
Represeniatlvr; Gill-Keefe-Perna
Membership BAB
President Leighton A. Hope
General Manager William L. Thompson
Program Dir William J. Griffiths
Chief Engineer . . WilUam Barron
WFCB
DUNKIRK— 1949
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 500 Watts
O wned-Operated By Dunkirk Broad. Corp.
Address 316 Main St.
Phone Number 7756-7-8
Air Time 6:00 a.m.-l:QO cm.
News Service UP
Transcription Serv Thesaurus. Lang- Worth.
World
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr.. Sta. Mgr.. . .Alois A. Schmidt
Commercial Manager B. F. Goodrich
Program Director Robert Giff ord
Chief Engineer J. T. Groce
WELM
ELMIRA— 1947— -CBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner Elmira Coming Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 222 E. Market St.
Phone Number Elmira 2-1400
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesourus
Membership NARTB
President E. S. Underhill. Jr.
Sta. Gen. Manager Walter Valerius
Commercial Manager Ross Beatty
Program Director Kenneth C. Powell
Chief Engineer Allen Bell
W E N Y
ELMIRA— 1939— NBC-MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watt«
Owned-Operated By . , Elmira Star-Gazette, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Mark Twain Hdel
Phone Number 5181
Transmitter Location Milton St.
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative. Everett & McKinney
Membership NARTB, BAB
General Manager Dale L. Taylor
Seles Manager Phil Cameron
Production Director Ted Hodge
Chief Engineer Thurlow A. Greene
W G B B
FREEPORT— 1924
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Operated By Harry H. Carman
Business-Studio Address .... 44 So. Grove St.
Phone Number Freeport 9-1400
518
• • •
NEW YORK
• • •
Air Time 7 a.m^l2 xn.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr. & Chief Engineer
Harry H. Carman
Commercial Manager Murray C. Evans
Program Director A. Cheesman
Publicity Director Herbert Clock
wosc
FULTON— 1949
Frequency. 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Cassill Radio Corp.
Address Pontiac Hotel, Oswego
Phone Number Fulton 2-2255
Air Time Sunrise to Sunset only
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB
Station Representative Devney
Pres.. Gen. Mgr A. L. Richardson
Station Manager Jack Burgess
Program Director Edward Reich
Chief Engineer Robert N. Blair
WGVA
GENEVA— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Star Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Geneva Federal Savings Bldg.
Phone Number 6691
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Cooke
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
President M. R. Forman
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Thomas L. Brown
Program Director Alex Lomutis
Chief Engineer R. Carleton Greene
wwsc
GLENS FALLS— 1946— ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Gt. Northern Radio Co.
Address 13 Warren St.
Phone Number 2-6518
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Station Representative Rambeau
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr Martin R. Karig
Sales Prom.. Pub. Mgr Robert Krieger
Program Director Carl W. Mattinson
Chief Engineer Joseph Thomas
FOR
IMPORTANT
TELEPHONE
NUMBERS
IN
NEW YORK,
LOS ANGELES,
CHICAGO,
WASHINGTON
SEE PAGE
100
519
One Station —W^mA^— dominates
L, i:s rich growing NASSAU COUNTY
AUDIENCE SHARE
POPULATION RETAIL SALES (daytime)
1948
525,000
$602,000,000
14.9
1952
950,000
$794,860,000
27.5
% increase
80%
32%
84%
iV H L I hos a larger audience, daytime, in the Major Long Island Market, than
any network station or combination of independent stations.
REPRESENTED BY RAMBEAU
Big Bonus Coverage
'Nattou, part', of Queens, Suffolk and Brooklyn)
Population — 2,304,567
Net Income — over $4 billion
Retail Sales — over $2 billion HEMPS
DATA SOURCES Sale. Management - 1952; ^^^^ ISLAND, N. Y
Conlon Survey — 1952. PAUL GODOFSKY, President
II I AM 1100
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NEW YORK
WHLI
HEMPSTEAD— 1947
Frequency: 1100 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By FM Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 245 Baldwin Rd.
Phone Number Hempstead 2-8000
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated. World,
Thesaurus
Representative Rambeau
Membership BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Paul Godofsky
V.P.. Sales Joseph A. Lenn
Publicity Director George Ball
V.P.. Chief Engineer Frank E. Knaack
WLEA
HORNELL— 1951
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Hornell Bcstng. Corp.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 80
Phone Number 1420
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Gill-Keefe-Perna
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Maxwell V. McCarthy
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Louis A. Perrone
Publicity Director Blanche Stuart Scott
Chief Engineer George W. Stidstone
WWHG
HORNELL— 1946
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By W. H. Greenhow Co.
Address 85 Canisteo St.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World. Associated
Representative McGillvra
General Manager Louis G. Buisch
Station Manager Donald J. Curran
Commercial Manager Sheffield Davis
Chief Engineer Howard Huff
WHUC
HUDSON— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Colgren Bcstg. Co.
Address Union Turnpike
Phone Number 8-3341
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative McGillvra
Membership NARTB
General Manager John Kearney
Commercial Manager Robert Strokes
Prog., Prod. Director James P. Cranna
Chief Engineer Charles Weiler
WGSM
HUNTINGTON— 1951
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Huntington-Montauk Bcstg.
Co., Inc.
Address 237 New York Ave.
Phone Number 48740
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
Membership BAB
President Byron T. Sammis
Gen„ Comm. Mgr Edward J. Fitzgerald
Program Director Waller Neiman
Publicity Director Don MacLachlan
Chief Engineer William Naramore
W H C U
ITHACA— 1921— CBS
Frequency: 870 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Cornell University
Business-Studio Address . . . Savings Bonk Bldg.
Phone Number Ithaca 4-6301
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Membership NARTB. BAB
General Manager Michael R. Hanna
Comm., Prom. Mgr Earl S. Cobey
Program Director Joseph A. Short
Publicity Director Sam Woodside
Chief Engineer True McLean
WJOC
JAMESTOWN— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Air Waves, Inc.
Trans.-Bus.-Studio Address. . .415 W. Fourth St.
Phone Number 5-108
Air Tune 5:55 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Representative Gill-Keefe-Perna
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen. Sta. Mgr Harold P. Kane
Program Director William Winn,
Commercial Manager Richard F. Rose
Chief Engineer Burton O. Walerman
WJTN
JAMESTOWN— 1924— ABC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . .James Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Hotel Jamestown
Phone Number 7-151
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service . . . Associated. McGregor
Representative William G. Rambeau
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Jay E. Mason
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NEW YORK
Gen.Sta.Comm Simon Goldman
Program Director George Pfleeger
Publicity Dir Jess Price
Chief Engineer Harold J. Kratxert
WENT
JOHNSTOWN— GLOVERSVILLE
1944— CBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Sacandaga Bcstg. Corp.
Business Studio Address 8 W. Fulton St.
Phone Number 4-7175
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Gill-Keefe-Perna
President George Bissell
General Manager Dale Robertson
Commercial Manager Jack Charles
Program Director Robert Dingman
Chief EIngineer Richard Stewart
W K N Y
KINGSTON— 1939— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Wottn
OwnedOper. By Kingston Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 601 Broadway
Phone Number Kingston 4500
Transmitter Plainfield St., Ulster Township
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Meeker
President Joseph K. Close
General. Station Mgr Robert M. Peebles
Program Director Robert L. Sabin
Publicity Director Richard McCarthy
Chief Engineer . . . . E. T. Robarge
wvos
LIBERTY— 1947
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
OwnedOper. By . Sullivan County Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 158
Phone Number 1680-1
Air Tim* 6:58 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Pres.. Gen- Mgr.. Prog. Dlr S. D. Lubin
Commercial Manager. Prog. Dir.. .H, G. Borwick
Chi*f Engineer K. Foster
WUSJ
LOCKPORT— 1948
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By Union-Sun & Journal. Inc.
Trans.-Address 320 Michigan Su
Phone Number 3-5944
Air Time 7 a.in.-ll pan.
News Service A?
Transcription Service World
Newspaper Affil "Union Sun & Journal"
Representative Joseph H. McGillvra, Inc.
Membership NARTB
President Egbert I>. Corson
General Manager Jack Gelzer
Program Director Tom JoUs
Chief Engineer William Renaud
WICY
MALONE— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper By North Country Bcstg. Co.
Trans.-Address 65 Woodward St.
Phone Number 187
Air Time 7 a.m.-ll:15 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Indie Co.
Pres.. Gen. Sta. Mgr Mitchell C. Tackley
Commercial Manager Alice M. Tackley
Prom., Pgm.. Pub. Dir Donald J. Paye
Chief Engineer Adolf F. Stromer
WMSA
MASSENA— 1945— ABC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Walls
Owned-Operated By The Brockway Co.
Business Address Central Bldg.
Phone Number 990
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12:05 ajn.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB. BAB
President John B. Johnson
General Manager Louis Saiff. Jr.
Station-Comm. Mgr Thomas R. McHugh
Program Director James H. Nash
Chief Engineer Michael Torkulich
WALL
MIDDLETOWN— 1942
Fequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By. .The Community Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 62 North St.
Phone Number .3119
Air Time 6:45 a.m.-10 p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Pres.. Gen.. Comm. Mgr James M. Pott
Program Director Jerry Wax
Chief Engineer Charles B. Lissner
522
NEW YORK
W G N Y
NEWBURGH— 1933
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WGNY Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 161 Broadway
Phone Number 4600
News Service AP
Membership BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr George W. Bingham
Commercial Manager Joseph Rake
Sis. Prom., Pgm. Mgr John J. Kuhn
Chief Engineer Marvin S. Seimes
WGNR
NEW RCKJHELLE— 1950
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .New Rochelle Bcstg. Service
Address 524 North Ave.
Phone Number 6-1460
Transcription Service Lang-Werth
News Service UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr. Julian H. Gins
WABC
NEW YORK— 1921— ABC
Frequency: 770 Kc Power: 50,000 Watw
Owned-Oper. By American Bcstg. Co., Ine.
Business Address 30 Rockefeller Plaza
Phone Number SU 7-50uu
Air Time 24 hours
News Service AP, INS, UP
Representative Edward Petry & Co.
President Robert E. Kintner
Station Manager Hartley Samuels
Commercial Manager Mike Renault
Publicity Director Phillip Bernstein
Program Manager William Berns
Sales Prom. Mgr Willis Parsons
Chief Engineer William Trevarihen
W B N X
NEW YORK— 1927
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WBNX Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 260 E. 161st St., Bronx
Phone Number MElrose 5-0333
News Service AP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Cng
President A. L. Haskell
V.P., Sta.-Gen. Manager William I. Moore
Program Director Edward Ervin
Production Director Frank Johnson
WCBS
NEW YORK— 1924— CBS
RADIO
Frequency: 880 Kc. Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned By Columbia Bcstg. System, Inc.
Operated By CBS Radio Division
General Studio Address 485 Madison Ave.
Phone Number PLaza 1-2345
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP, INS. UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative CBS Radio Spot Sales
Membership BAB
President of CBS Frank Stanton
General Manager Carl Ward
Sales Manager Bill Miller
Commercial Manager Mike Campbell
Sales Prom. Mgr Don Foley
Program Director Sam Slate
Production Director D. Gordon Graham
Publicity Director Bob Blake
W E V D
NEW YORK— 1927
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Debs Memorial Radio Fund
Business-Studio Address 117 W. 46th St.
Phone Number PLaza 7-0880
News Service AP
President Adolph Held
Reasons Why
The foremost national and local
advertisers use WEVD year after
year to reach the vast
Jewish Market
of Metropolitan New York
1. Top adult programming
2. Strong audience impact
3. Inherent listener loyalty
4. Potential buying power
Send for a copy of
"WHO'S WHO ON WEVD"
Henry Greenfield, Managing Director
WEVD 117-119 West 46th St.
New York 36
523
WHO
Effectively Reaches New York^s
Specialized Markets with Millions
of Impressions at a Few Pennies
a Thousand ! ! ! Result-Getting
Economical Buys in Hundreds of
Thousands of Italian, Spanish,
German, Polish, and Negro Hom^es! ! !
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Gen.-Sta.-Comm. Mgr Henry Greenfield
Program-Publicity Dir George Field
Chief Engineer Charles Brown
WHOM
NEW YORK— 1930
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By II Progresso Italo-
Americano Publishing Co.
Business Address 136 W. 52nd St.
Phone Number Circle 6-3900
Newspaper Affiliation II Progresso Italo-
Americano
News Service UP
Air Time 6 a.m.-2 a.m.
President Fortune Pope
V.P.. Chge. Sales Charles Baltin
Program Director Ralph Constantino
Chief Engineer George Steiger
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WINS
NEW YORK— 1932
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 50.000 Wtts
Owned-Operoted By Crosley Bcstg. Corp.
Address 28 W. 44th St.
Phone Number BRyant 9-6000
Air Time Unlimited
News Service INS. UP
Representative WLW Crosley Sales
Transcription Service Associated
Membership NARTB
President Robert E, Dunville
General Manager Harry Folts
Business Manager Horry G. Kirwan
Publicity Director Joseph G. Besch
Program Director Robert Criar
Chief Engineer Paul von Kunitz
W M C A
NEW YORK— 1925
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WMCA. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1657 Broadway
Phone Number Circle 6-2200
Air Time 6 a.m.-3 ajn-
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative AM Radio Sales
President Nathan Straus
General Manager M. M. Fleischl
Program Director Leon Goldstein
Prom.. Pub. Dir William H. Youry II
Sales Mgr John J. McSweeney
Chief Engineer James McCaiferty
WMGM
NEW YORK— 1922
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Marcus Loew Booking Agcy.
Business-Studio Address 711 Fifth Ave.
Phone Number MUrray Hill 8-1000
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative Radio Reps.
Director Bertram Lebhar, Jr.
General Manager Frank Roehrenbeck
Sales Manager Arthur M. Tolchin
Program Director Raymond Katz
Publicity Director Jo Ranson
Chief Engineer Paul Fuelling
WNBC
NEW YORK— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 660 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By National Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 30 Rockefeller Plaza
Phone Number Circle 7-8300
Transmitter Location Port Washington
News Service AP, INS. UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Frank White
General, Station Manager Ted Cott
Commercial Manager Robert Leder
Promotion Manager Jay Smolin
Program Director Steve White
Publicity Director Phil Dean
Chief Engineer John M. Flynn
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New York's No. 1 Station in the
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Originates the Walter White Show
now nationally syndicated
Also serving 700,000 English-Speaking
Jewish Families
You can reach 2,000,000 people for
as little as 71/2 cents per 1000
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WLIB
NEW YORK— 1942
Frequency: 1190 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By New Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 207 E. 30th St.
Phone Number ORegon 9-2720
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service AP
Representative Forjoe
President Morris S. Novik
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Harry Novik
Program Director Nat Rudich
Publicity Director Mike Jablons
Chief Engineer John J. Bubbers
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NEW YORK— 1922— MBS
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By General Teleradio, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1440 Broadway
Phone Number LOngacre 4-8000
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative H-R Reps.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Thomas F. O'Neil
General Manager Wm. H. Fineshriber, Jr.
V.P. in Chg. Pgms.. Julius F. Seebach, Jr.
Commercial Mgr William Crawford
Sales Prom. Mgr James Tyler
Publicity Director Francis X. Zuzulo
Engineering V.P Earl Johnson
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NEW YORK— 1934
Frequency: 1130 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts d.;
10.000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By WNEW. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 565 FiftH Are.
Phone Number PLcna 3-3300
Air Time 24 Hours
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative John Blair
President William S. Cherry, Jr.
Exec. V.P.. Gen. Mgr Bemice ludis
V.P., Sales Director Ira Herbert
Promotion Manager Kenneth Klein
Program Director William Kaland
Publicity Director Alan E. Brandt
Co-ordinator of Operations John Jaeger
Chief Engineer Max Welner
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NEW YORK— 1926
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Wodaam Corp.
Business-Studio Address 730 Fifth Aye.
Phone Number Circle 5-7979
Air Time 21 hrs.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard MacGregor
Representative Pearson
President Richard E. O'Dea
General Manager Ralph N. Weil
Commercial Manager Joseph N. Cvirl
Sales Promotion Mgr Carroll Forbes
Program Director Arnold Hartley
Publicity Director Ruth Thompson
Chief Engineer Emile Hill
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1 . . . WQXR is America's leading good music station.
2 . . . WQXR gives its advertisers a half-million pre-
selected homes in the nation's No. 1 market.
3 . . . Nearly 300 advertisers found WQXR a profitable medium in 1952.
4 . . . The good music of WQXR is so much in demand outside
Metropolitan New York that 17 stations in Connecticut, Pennsylvania
and up-state New York rebroadcast most of its programs.
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WQXR
NEW YORK— 1936
Frequency: 1560 Kc Power: 10,000 WotU
Owned-Operated By Interstate Bcttg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 229 W. 43rd St.
Phone Number LA. 4-1100
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service N. Y. Times (Owner)
Transcription Service Associated, SESAC
Representative Paul H. Raymer
President Arthur Hays Sulzberger
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Elliott M. Sanger
V.P. Sales Mgr Norman S. McGee
Station Mgr James Kovach
Sales Prom. Dir Mary Rice Anderson
Program Director Eleanor N. Sanger
Publicity Director Eleonore "Pat" Hurley
Chief Engineer L. J. Kleinklaus
W H L D
NIAGARA FALLS— 1940— RRN
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .The Niagara Falls Gosette
Publishing Co.
Business-Studio Address Hotel Niagaro
Phone Number 8421
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated, Standard
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB
V.P., Gen.-Station Mgr Earl C. Hull
Commercial Manager Richard G. Robbins
Program Director Tony Allen
Chief Engineer Robert Wilson
WJJL
NIAGARA FALLS— 1947
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By John J. Laux
Phone Number 5266
Air Time Day Hme
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Pearson
President John J. Laux
Gen., Comm. Mgr Tom W. Talbot
Program Director Skip Letcher
Chief Engineer Gustor Czoplok
WCHN
NORWICH— 1952
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Norwich, Inc.
Address 14 S. Broad St.
Phone Number 4-2218
News Service UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr William J. Hall
Chief Engineer William A. Bush
WS LB
OGDENSBURG— 1940— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By St. Lawrence Bcstg. Corp.
Address Ogdensburg
Phone Number 500
Studio-Transmitter Location 2315 Knox St.
News Service UP
President Joseph R. Brandy
General Manager Harold J. Frank
Program Director Hal GUmoa
Chief Engineer EUsworth HaU
WH D L
OLEAN— 1928— ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WHDL Inc.
Address 3219 State St
Phone Number 4149
Air Time Full Time
Newspaper Affiliation Times Herald
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Everett & McKlnaer
Membership NARTB. BAB
President E. B. Fitspotrick
General-Station Mgr John R. Hensel
Commercial Manager James F. Hastings
Program Director Donald W. Merriman
Chief Engineer Otis Atherton
WDOS
ONEONTA— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Ottoway Stations, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 104 Chestnut St
Phone Number 2470
Air Time 6 ajn.-M.
News Service AP
Newspaper Affiliation Dodly Star
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Radio Reps.
Membership BAB
President James H. Ottoway
General Manager Eugene J. Browa
Managing Director Francis H. Brinkley
Station Manager Ernest F. Oliver
Program Director Howard Atwell
Publicity Director Lee Hickling
Chief Engineer WUey Bates
WKBS
OYSTER BAY— 1948
Frequency: 1520 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Key Bdcstg. System Inc.
Phone Number Oyster Boy 6-2500;
News Service .UP
Transcription Service MacGregor
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Chief Engr.
R. Lee Hollingsworth
S3S
NEW YORK
WALK
PATCHOGUE— 1952
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Sullolk Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 230
Phone Number 408
News Service ■^
Newspaper Alfilialion Sufiolk Cons. Press
Transcription Service Associated, Capitol
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Nils E. Segerdahl
Commercial Manager W. K. Macy. Jr.
Program Director lack Ellsworth
Publicity Director Valborg Segerdahl
Cheil Engineer George Chandler
WPAC
PATCHOGUE— 1951
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned Oper. By Patchogue Bcstg. Co.
Address 2 E. Main St.
Phone Number 3-4600
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Lee Morrison
Sta., Ccmm. Mgr Herbert Morrison
Sales Prom. Mgr Don Lombardy
Program Director Stan Allan
Publicity Director Dick Hodkin
Chief Engineer Morion Moirison
WLNA
PEEKSKILL— 1947
Frequency: 1420 Kc .. Power: 1000 Waits d.
Owned-Oper. By Highland Bcstg. Corp.
Tran«. Address Radio Terrace
Phone Number 7-2454
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC, World
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Peter C. Housekeeper
General Monager Irving E. Cottrell
SoWs Promotion Mgr. ..... Francis Lough
WEAV
PLATTSBURG— 1934— ABC
frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owii*d-Oper. By Plattsburg Bcstg. Corp.
Stadlo Address .153 Margaret St.
Phen* Number 1600
Air Time 6 a.m.-l 1:30 p.m.
News 8«rTk:« UP
Transcription Service Langworth
Representative ... Gill-Pema
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr. George F. Bissell
Asst. Sta. Mgr. Jan King
Chief Engineer Larry Lapanne
WIRY
PLATTSBURG— 1950~MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Clinton Cty. Bdcstg. Corp.
Trans. Loca. Address 301-03 Cornelia St.
Phone Number 2800
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative W. S. Grant Co.. Inc.
Membership • • -NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen., Comm, Mgr Joel H. Scheier
Sales Prom. Mgr Martin D. Mannix
Program Director Betty Kraus
Chief Engineer John M. Nazak
WEOK
POUGHKEEPSIE— 1949
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 1000 Wotts. d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Mid-Hudson Bests. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 385 Main St.
Phone Number 8300
News Service • -^^
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Everett-MbKinney
WEAV
ABC • PLATTSBURG, N. Y.
SELLS THE RICH Champlain Valley, including rich
Clinton, Essex, and Franklin Counties . . .
. . . a fast growing, fertile market for your
product's sales.
. . . a natural test market.
Retait Sales Almost Tripled in 10 Years
WENT
CBS • GLOVERSVILLE-JOHNSTOWN, N. Y.
The 'Local', 'Most Popular' Station Throughout
rich Fulton and Montgomery Counties. Has
dominated listening in Gloversville-Johnstown and
surrounding area. Throughout the week more
families in this area listen to WENT . . . making
WENT a natural for your sales messages beamed
to the prosperous families in this rich 2-county
market.
WENT means consistently high listenership and
best results for advertisers.
WENT can sell the rich Gloversville-Johnstown
area for you,
GILL-PERNA, INC.
Naiional Representative
536
• • •
NEW YORK
• • •
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Arthur J. Bar.y, Jr.
Commercial Manager Don Kynaston
Program Director Richard Crans
Chief Engineer John P. Burke
WKIP
POUGHKEEPSIE— 1940— ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Dutchess County
Broadcasting Corp.
Business-Studio Address Nelson House
Phone Number 6800
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr George W. Bingham
Commercial Manager Richard A. Dwelley
Program Director John Kuhn
Chief Engineer Marvin S. Seimes
WARC
ROCHESTER— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WARC, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Sheraton Hotel
Phone Number HAmilton 8920
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Roymer
President. Gen. Mgr S. W. Townsend
Sta., Comm. Mgr Ralph Wallace
Prog. Dir.. Sis. Prom. Mgr. . . . Edward Merritt. Jr.
Publicity Director Bebe Grau
Chief Engineer Robert Emch
WHAM
ROCHESTER— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 1180 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Stromberg-Carlson Co.
Business Address 201 Humboldt St.
Phone Number Culver 7240
Air Time 5:15 a.m.-12:30 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative George P. Hollingbery
Membership NARTB
V.P.. Gen. Mgr William Fay
Commercial Manager . . . John W. Kennedy, Jr.
Program Director Charles W. Siverson
Publicity Director. ........ .A-min N. Bende^
Chief Engineer Kenneth Gardner
(See Page 538)
W H E C
ROCHESTER— 1925— CBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WHEC, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 40 Franklin St.
Phone Number Baker 6740
News Service AP
Transcription Service SES AC
Representative Everett McKinney
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Frank E. Gannett
Executive V.P Clarence Wheeler
General Manager Gunnar O. Wiig
Commercial Manager . . . . Le Moine C. Wheeler
Program Director William J. Adams
Chief Engineer Bern C. O'Brien
WRNY
ROCHESTER— 1946
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Rochester Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 191 East Ave.
Phone Number Hamihon 9775
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
President S. J. Bachman
Gen,. Sta. Mgr W. Eccles Huff
Program Director Russell A. Browne
Commercial Manager Robert A. Kelley
Chief Engineer Leo Halpin
W S A Y
ROCHESTER— 1936
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Federal Bcstg. System. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 328 Main St. E.
Phone Number Baker 4870
Air Time Unlimited
News Service INS
Representative Walker
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Gordon P. Brown
Station Director John Hill
Commercial Manager Russell K. Schmidt
WVET
ROCHESTER— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Veterans Bdcstg. Inc.
Address 17 Clinton Ave So.
Phone Number HAmilton 4820
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative The Boiling Co.. Inc.
Pr=>s.. Gen. Mgr.. Chf. Engr Ervin F. Lyke
Commercial Manager Earner J. Walz
Sales Prom. Manager ..Arthur Murrellwright
Program Director Paul C. Louther
WKAL
ROME— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Copper Citv Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address . . Capitol Theatre Bldg.
Phone Number 3616-7
537
ci»t*'!2
is »•* * ^-ea
of *»"*'*"
MlLliM
and only
If you or your clients want to reach
one of the richest markets in all the
Eastern United States . . . use 50,000-
watt, clear- channel WHAM. You'll
tap cities like Rochester, Elmira,
covers it!
Batavia, Geneva, Binghamton — plus
a huge farm country outstanding
for modern character and extraordi-
narily high income. Study the chart
below — such facts can't be ignored!
I
Coverage of Station A
ml
WHAM
A Coverage of Station B
(^ Coverage of Station C
(M Coverage of Station D
A Coverage of Station E
^ Coverage of Station
WHAM
ROCHESTER RADIO CITY
"The Stromberg- Carlson Station"
N.B.C. AFFILIATE • GEO. P. HOLLINGBERY CO. • NATL REP.
NEW YORK
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Donald Cooke. Inc.
President Myron J. Kallet
General Manager Chorles J^^q
Commercial Manager Joseph Trela
Program Director Louis Barile
Sales From. Mgr George Bolton
Chief Engineer James Deloney
WNBZ
SARANAC LAKE— 1927— ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Wotts
Owned-Operated By Upstate Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 88 Main St.
Phone Number 1320
Air Time 7:30 a.m.-ll:15 p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Langworth
Representative Wm. G. Rambeau
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Jacques DeMattos
Chief Engineer H. Berwind WilUams
WGY
SCHENECTADY— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 810 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By General Electric Co.
Business-Studio Address 1 River Rd.
Phone Number 7-2261
Air Time UnUmlted
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service. .Lang- Worth, Thesaurus
Representative Henry I. Christal
Membership NARTB, BAB
Mgr. of Bcstg R. B. Hanna. Jr.
StaUon Operations Mgr R. W. Welpott
Supervisor of Sales Robert F. Reid
Supervisor of Prod B. S. Krause
Spvr. Prom., Pub. . George L. Peck
Spvr, of Programs A. G. Zink
Mgr. of Engineering W. J. Purcell
Chief Engineer A. C. Knapp
(See Page 540)
WS N Y
SCHENECTADY— 1942
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Western Gateway Bcstg.
Business-Studio Address 619 State St.
Phone Number 3-3622
Air Time UnUmited
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Membership BAB
President, Gen. Mgr VTmslow Leighton
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr Thomas Seeley
Chief Engineer Irving P. Beck
WAGE
SYRACUSE— 1941— ABC
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.>
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By WAGE. Inc.
Business-Studio Address Loew Bldg.
Phone Number 2-0277
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative O. L. Taylor
President Frank G. Revoir
General Manager Doug Johnson
Program Director George Drisko
Chief Engineer Donald F. Langham
WFBL
SYRACUSE— 1922--CBS
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Onondaga Radio Bcstg.
Bus.-Studio Address 433 S. Warren St.
Phone Number 2-1147
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Cole
Representative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Oscar F. Soule
Gen., Sta. Mgr Samuel Woodworth
Commercial Mgr Charles Phillips
Sales Prom. Mgr Robert G. Soule
Sis. Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Hendrick Soule
Program Manager Raymond Gantter
Chief Engineer James Kelly
WNDR
SYRACUSE— 1947
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Syracuse Bcstg. Corp.
Address 306 So. Salina St.
Phone Number 2-8101
V.P., Comm. Mgr Franklin H. Small
WOLF
SYRACUSE— 1940
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Civic Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Kirkpatrick & Van
Rensellear Sts.
Phone Number 2-7211
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Walker
President, General Mgr.. .T. Sherman Marshall
Sta. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Hamilton M. Woodle
Chief Engineer Doo Muir
539
ONLY
ONE STATION
COVERS
The SEVENTEENTH STATE
• 22 cities
• 458 towns
• 53 counties
• 2,846,3(X) citizens
• 878,130 radio families
• only NBC station
• more goods purchased than
36 states
• more spendable income than
32 states
..^^
*a compact market of 53 counties in Eoitern New York and Western
New England who«e effective buying income is exceeded by only 16 states
WGY
A GENERAL ELECTRIC STATION
THE CAPITAL OF THE 17th STATE
Studios in Schenectady, N. Y.
540
REPkESENTED NATIONALLY BY HENHY I. CHUS
NEW YORK — CHICAGO — SAN FRANCISCO
NEW YORK
WSYR
SYRACUSE— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Central N. Y. Bcstg.
Phone Number 3-7111
Bus.-Studio Addres 224 Harrison St.
Air Time 5 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr E. R, Vadeboncoeur
Director of Sales W. R. Alford. Jr.
Sales Promotion Manager .... Caley Augustine
VJ>.. Pgm. Dir Bill Rothrum
V.P., Chief Engineer Armand Bell Isle
{See Page 542)
WTRY
TROY— 1940— CBS
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Troy Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 92 Fourth St.
Phone No Albany 4-2500, Ashley 4-1100
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representtaive Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB, BAB
President H. C. Wilder
General Manager W. W. Carter
Commercial Manager E. M. Sleighel
Sales Prom. Mgr„ Pub. Dir.. .James F. Baker, Jr.
Program Director Randolph English
Chief Engineer A. H. Chismccrk
WGAT
UTICA— 1947
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Central Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 2-9231
Bus.-Studio Add.. Trans. Loc. ..... Kellogg Rd..
New Hartford
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Meeker
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. Eric Williams
Promotion Manager Lloyd P. Walsh
Publicity Director C. D. Williams
Program Director N. W. Bush
Chief Engineer Elbert T. Bailey
W I B X
UTICA— 1925— CBS
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WIBX, Inc.
Address First Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 2-2101
Air Time Unlimited
WTRY
wraps up and
delivers . . .
the
ALBANY-TROY
SCHENECTADY
market
WIJKY keeps the lead on the
1952 Pulse.
WTRY'S rates are half the No.
2 station's.
WIKY is a spectacular "hest
buy".
CBS
Represented by Headley-Reed Co.
5000 WATTS
980 KC
541
/ft Centra f
U^/o 2^9^' More
Weekly Daytime'^ Audience Families
than any other local station
According to SAMS 1952
29.8% more than Station A
72.7% more than Station B
194.4% more than Station C
239.1% more than Station D
According to Nielsen 1952
47.0% more than Station A
55.0% more than Station B
157.5% more than Station C
212.2% more than Station D
There it is — the leadership revealed by BMB in 1947 still continues.
WSYR is your advertising buy in rich Central New York.
'And the nighttime figures show approximately the same leadership
Write, Wire, Phone or Ask Headley-Reed
ACUSE
570 KC
WSYR-AM-FM-TV — f/ie Only Complete Broadcast Institution
in Central New York, NBC Affiliate
* * * NEW YORK • • •
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Reps Colion, Bannan, Biddick, Clark
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr. . . . Mrs. Margaret B. Stevens
Exec. V.P., Sta. Mgr.. Pgm. Dir. . . Elliott Stewart
Production Director Betty Gushing Griiiin
Comm. Mgr., Pub. Dir Nathan W. Cook
Merchandising Mgr F. C. Bowen
V.P.. Secretary Gladys P. Moore
Chief Engineer John T. Dowdell
WRUN
UTICA-ROME— 1947--ABC
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By The Rome Sentinel Co.
Business-Studio Address 158 Genesee St.
Phone Number 2-5111
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Avery-Knodel
President Bradley C. Barnard
General Manager Fritz S. Updike
Program Director Edward M. Stemmler
Sta„ Comm. Mgr Richard A. Clark
Publicity Manager Margaret Barnard
Transmitter Supervisor George S. Woods
WDLA
WALTON— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Delaware County Bcstg.
Corp.
Address Route 206
Phone Number 1270
News Service UP
President E. Ogden Bush
General Manager Arthur C. Kyle. Jr.
Commercial Manager Ernest C. Winkler
Program Director H. C. Fisher
Chief Engineer Gene Robinson
W AT N
WATERTOWN— 1941— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Watertown Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Location 118 Washington St.
Phone Number 2424
Air Time 7 a.m.-12:15 a.m.
News Service ■^^
Transcription Service Standard
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr G. Harry Righter
NOW THAT
YOU CAN
HAVE THE
BEST,
WHY BE
SATISFIED WITH
LESS?
AP
543
* • ♦ N E^
W W N Y
WATERTOWN— 1941
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Operated By The Brockway Co.
Business Studio Address Hotel Woodruff
Phone Number 4120
News Service UP
Transcription Seryice World. Associated
Representative .Weed
Membership NARTB, BAB
President John B. Johnson
General-Comm. Mgr Louis Saiif, Jr.
Chief Engineer M. B. Davis
W F AS
WHITE PLAINS— 1932
frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By Westchester Bcstg. Corp.
Bus. -Studio Address 8 Church St.
Phone Number White Plains 9-6400
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
YORK ic ic ir
Trans. Service .... Associated. Capitol, SESAC
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB
President Valentine E. Macy. Jr.
Gen.-Sta. Mgr.. Chief Engineer . . Frank A. Seitz
Sales Prom. Mgr John H. Hade
Program Director Randall Kaler
W W R L
WOODSIDE— 1926
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 5000 WattJ
Owned-Oper. By Long Island Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address. .41-30 58th St.
Phone Number Newtown 9-3300
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
President W. H. Reuman
Station Manager Edith Dick
Sales Prom. Mgr Selvin Donneson
Program Director Fred Barr
Publicity Director Walt Kaner
Chief Engineer Benton R. Bartlett
YEAR by YEAR
MORE Business
MORE Listeners
On this pioneer station in the qual-
ity music field . . . available to
serve you in Westchester's
$^4 billion market.
Ask for a copy of our current
Conlan!
WFAS and WFA$-FM
8 Church Street
White Plains, N. Y.
Rc-prr.icntcd by
Hcadley-Reed Company
New York, N. Y.
WWRL
New York
5,000 WATTS
Powerfully Selling America's Greatest
Market at the Lowest Cost
TOPS in New York
for
Spanish — German
Czechoslovakian
and the
NEGRO MARKET
1600 Kc NEwtown 9-3300
.544
NORTH CAROLINA-
Pop. April 1, 1933 (Est.) 4,277 ,000— Total Housing Units 1,064,000
Families April 1, 1953 (Est.) 1 ,023 ,000— Stations in State 100
WRCS
AHOSKIE— 1948
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
O wned-Oper. By Roanoke-Chowan Bcstg.
Co., Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 89
Phone Number 333
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
President Charles H. Jenkins
Gen.. Comm. Mgr P. G. Sewell
Program Director Johnny Palmer
Chief Engineer John M. Sherwood
WABZ
ALBEMARLE— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Station WABZ, Inc.
Business-Studio Address No. 2nd St.
Phone Number 1100
News Service AP
Representative Dodson
President S. R. Williams
General Manager W. J. Page
Commercial Manager J. T. Newman
Program Director L. W. Kinard
Chief Engineer J. D. Brooks
WGWR
ASHEBORO— 1947
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Asheboro Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address . . 303 E. Salisbury St.
Phone Number 2187
Air Time 5 a.m.-sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
President Roy Cox
Gen., Sta., Comm., Prom. Mgr J. R. Marlowe
Pgm., Publ. Dir A. B. Brown
WISE
ASHEVILLE— 1939— NBC
Frequency: 1310 Kc. . . Power: 5000 W. d.-
1000 n.
Owned-Operated By. .Radio Station WISE, Inc.
Address 100 College St.
Phone Number 3-5381-3
Air Time Unlimited
News Service • • • AP
Representative • • • .Boiling Co.
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Sta. Mgr Harold H. Thorns
Commercial Mgr Loyd B. Leonard
Sales Prom. Manager Floy© Bowers
Program Director Art Borgesen
Publicity Dir Skeeter Moore
Chief Engineer John Randolph
WLOS
ASHEVILLE— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 5000 Wcrtts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operaied By Skyway Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Battery Park Hotel
Phone Number 2-2431
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Taylor Co.
Executive Vice President Charles B. Britt
Slation Manager Charles E. Newcomb
Commercial Manager George Roesler
Prom.. Publ. Dir Margaret Hall
Program Director William L. Robertson
Chief Engineer William M. Chambers
WSKY
ASHEVILLE— 1946
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Asheville, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 12 Church St.
Phone Number 3-4451
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-M.
News Service A?
Representative Rambeau
President Carl R. Bamford
Gen.-Sta. Mgr .Zeb Lee
Commercial Manager Hal Edwards
Sis. Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir J. W. Young
Program Director Frank Messer
Chief Engineer Bill Clements
W W N C
ASHEVILLE— 1927— CBS-MBS
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Asheville Citizen-Times Co.
Business-Studio Address 14 O'Henry Ave.
Phone Number 5611
Air Time Full Time
Newspaper Affiliation AsheviUe Citizen-
Times
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Don S. Elias
General Manager Cecil B. Hoskins
Commercial Manager James A. Hagan
Program Director William F. Melia
Chief Engineer WUliam H. Hamrick
545
NORTH CAROLINA
WATA
BOONE— 1950— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By Wilkes Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 72
Phone Number 467
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
President Doris B. Brown
General Manager Ralph Tugman
Commercial Manager Betty Jo Miller
Sales Prom. Mgr Roland B. Potter
Program Director William R. Craig
Publicity Director Jay Corringlon
Chief Engineer Bill K. PhilUps
WPNF
BREVARD— 1950— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Wattg
Owned Oper. By Pisgah Bcstg. Co., Ino.
Phone Number 3-2611
News Service AP
News. Alfil "Transylvania Times"
Representative Continental Radio Sis.
President Ed M. Anderson
Gen., Comm. Mgr Jack Hammette
Sales Prom. Mgr Dave Sherrill
Chief Engineer William Pascal
W B B B
BURLINGTON— 1941— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned Operated By. Alamance Bcsta. Co.. Inc.
BuBiness-Sludio Address 318'/2 S. Main St.
Phone Number 6-6376
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra
Membership NARTB
General Manager E. Z. Jones
Commercial Manager Robert Ray
Program Director Ed Brooks
Sales Prom. Mgr Roy Springer
Production Director Robert Thompson
Publicity Director Doris Rickard
Chie,* Engineer Berry Tysor
WFNS
BURLINGTON— 1946
Fr«<iuency: 1150 Power: 1000 Watts d.,
Owned Oper. By Burlington-Graham Bdcstg Co.
Mdn%m 113 W. Andrews St.
Pbon« Ntunber 4261
News Service UP
Trtniscription Service World
Representatives Sears & Ayer. Clayton
Membersh :- NARTB
^'••Went ..L. E. Neese
Gen.. Sta. Mgr. G. C. Starnes
Commercial Manager Wally Mack
Sales Promotion Mgr Joe Sansone
Pgm.. Publ. Dir Bob Neimyer
Chief Engineer Charles D. Chandler
WAYS
CHARLOTTE— 1942— ABC-N.C.
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Inter-City Advertising Co.
Business-Studio Address 120 E. Third St.
Phone Number 3-7173
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Representative Boiling Co.
Membership NARTB
President George W. Dowdy
Gen.. Sta. Mgr J. P. Poston
Program Director J. B. Clark
Commercial Manager E. T. Bemont
Sales Prom. Mgr Ken McClure
Chief Engineer B. C. Stewart
W B T
CHARLOTTE— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 1110 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Jeff erson Standard Bdcstg.
Address Wilder Building
Phone Number 3-8833
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Associated, World
Representative . CBS Radio Spot Sales
Membership NARTB
President J. M. Bryan
General Manager Charles H. Crutchfield
Asst. Gen. Mgr : . Larry Walker
Commercial Manager Keith S. Byerly
Sales Prom. Mgr Robert Covington
Program Director Robert L. Rierson
Publicity Director Nelson Benton
Chief Engineer M. J. Minor
WGIV
CHARLOTTE— 1947
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Charlotte Radio & TV Corp.
Business Address 2520 Toomey Ave.
Phone Number 2-6669, 5-4829
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Representative Forjoe
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mr Francis M. Fitzgerald
Promotion Manager Eric C. Dehlin
Commercial Manager John G. Surratl
Program Director C. E. Friar
Station Manager Henry G. Grad
Sales Promotion Mgr James Fokes
Publicity Director Julian Barber
Chief Engineer S. K. Lineberger
546
NORTH CAROLINA
WIST
CHARLOTTE— 1951— MBS
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5000 d; 1000 n.
Owned-Oper. By Bcstg. Co. of South
Address Liberty Life BIdg.
Phone Number 6-351 1
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Free & Peters
President B. C. Hipp
General Manager G. R. Shafto
Managing Director Guy Vaughan
Program Director Fred Vinroot
Chief Engineer John N. Parker
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.
Phone Number 2-7138
News Service AP
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen. Sta. Mgr E. J. Gluck
Commercial Mgr Bomor A. Lowranco
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir.. . .John Dunnagan
Program Director Armand F. Bodie
Chief Engineer L. L. Caudle, Jr.
WRRZ
CLINTON— 1947
Frequency: 880 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Radio Station WRRZ, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Butler Bldg.
Phone Number 2354
President W. R. Roberson, Sr.
WEGO
CONCORD— 1943
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owne-Oper. By Cabarrus Bdcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address P. O. 527
Phone Number 2-6000
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President A. W. Huckle
General Manager Elizabeth Huckle
Pgm., Comm., Prom. Dir Howard McCurry
Chief Engineer James M. Wise
WCKB
DUNN— 1946— KBS
Frequency: 780 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By No. Car. Cent. Bcstrs.
Business Address Box 431
Phone Number 3133-4
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership BAB
President Lef ton A. Tart. Sr.
Sta.. Gen. Mgr A. Lincoln Faulk
Commercial Manager Carl Lamm
Sales Prom. Mgr Hershell Barbour
Program Director E. L. Burwell
Publicity Director Alan Compton
Chief Engineer Joseph Kotlas
W D N C
DURHAM— 1934— CBS
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By The Durham Radio Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address.. 138^2 E. Chapel HiU St.
Phone Number 6155
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB
President C. C. Council
V.P.. Gen. Comm. Mgr J. Frank Jarman
Office Manager Sue Germino
Commercial Manager . . . . C. James Woodhouse
Program Director E. R. Higgins. Jr.
Chief Engineer G. W. Barllett
AP
SELLS
For Stations and Sponsors
For instance . . . WCPS
"Our success is due largely
to well -written, well -pre-
pared AP news copy. AP is
as valuable to us as our right
arm!"
J. T. SNOWDEN, )R.,
General Manager,
WCPS, Tarboro, N. C.
547
NORTH CAROLINA
WSSB
DURHAM— 1 948— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By ...Public Information Corp.
Address 211 Rigsbee Ave.
Phone Number 6919-6910
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service INS
Transcription Service Capitol
President Tom Sawyer
General Manager Thomas O. McCaffrey
Commercial Manager William R. Kirby, Jr.
Program Director Ed Coles
Chief Engineer Edward Norman
WTIK
DURHAM— 1946— ABC
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.,
500 Wcrtts n.
Owned-Oper. By Durham Bcstg Enter., Inc.
Address 20SV2 W. Main St.
Phone Number 6101
News Service AP
Transcription Service World, Capitol
Representative Pearson
General Manager Floyd Fletcher
Commercial Manager Tom Mitchell
Program Director Charlie Cash
Chief Engineer Arlis White
WCNC
ELIZABETH CITY— 1939
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By. . . .Albemarle Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address E. Colonial Ave.
Phone Number 4370
President Joseph A. Gill
WGAI
ELIZABETH CITY— 1947
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d..
500 Watt* n.
Ov/ned Operated By .. WGAI Radio Co.. Inc.
BuBineuR Studio Address Kramer Bldg.
Phone Number 4371,-2
Air Time 6 a.m.-l 1 p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
President ... .Herbert Peele
Gen., Sla. Mgr. C, Alden Baker
Comm. Mgr.. Pgm. Dir Bob Thomas
WIFM
ELKIN— 1951— MBS
Fr*qiMiicy: 1540 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Own#d-Oper. By Yadkin Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address .. 1141 Elk Spur St.
Phone Number 739
^' Time . Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Continental
Sta. Mgr.. Chief Engr . John A. Hinshaw
Commercial Manager Claude White
Program Director Joe Foster
WFAI
FAYETTEVILLE— 1951— CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Rollins Bcstg.. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Add Huske Bldg.
Phone Number 2-8131
Air Timec Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service RCA Thesaurus
President John W. Rollins
Vice President O. Wayne Rollins
Gen.. Sta. Mgr James H. Mayes, Jr.
Prom., Publ. Dir Covey Yarborough
Program Director Ted Austin
Chief Engineer Bill Erickson
WFLB
FAYETTEVILLE— 1948— ABC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Fayetteville Bcstrs.. Inc.
Phone Number 2-7136
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Representative Burn-Smith
General Manager L. W. Allen
Commercial Manager C. M. Gaylord
Program Director W. H. Farrior, Jr.
Chief Engineer W. D. Bailey
W F N C
FAYETTEVILLE— 1940
MBS— TOBACCO NET
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 5000 W. d.-
1000 W. n.
Owned-Oper. By Capo Fear Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 114 Anderson St.
Phone Number 2-4848
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative Walker
President T. K. Weyher
Gen., Sta. Manager Victor W. Dawson
Commercial Manager Tom Harrell
Program Director Mac Stamps
Chief Engineer John Ikner
WBBO
FOREST aTY— 1947
Frequency: 780 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Oper. By Rutherford County Radio
Co.. Inc.
Address Forest City
Phone Number 3205
News Service ..*..*.*. .AP
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NORTH CAROLINA
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Pres., Gen. Mgr Ed M. Anderson
Sta., Conun. Mgr Fred Blanton
Soles Prom. Mgr., Prog. Dir Jane Smith
News Dir.. Farm Editor Lu Kampe
Chief Engineer Merton Iwerkt
WFVG
FUQUAY SPRINGS— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 1000 Watts a.
Owned-Oper. By WFVG Bdcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 416
Phone Number 333
News Service AP
President J. M. Stephenson
General Manager Marshall T. Pack
Commercial Manager Auburn C. Hayes
Program Director Walter Pearson
Chief Engineer Harry Stephenson
WG N C
GASTONIA— 1939— ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... . Catherine T. McSwain
Bus.-Studio Address Dallas Rd.
Phone Number 8501
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Continental Radio Sales
Owner Catherine T. McSwain
General Manager Pat McSwain
Commercial Manager F. C, Abernathy
Program Director Fred Gray
Chief Engineer W. C. Groves, Jr.
WLTC
GASTONIA— 1948
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Gastonia Bcstg. Serv., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1010
Phone Number . . ! 5-1079
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Thomas F. Clark
Pres., Gen. Mgr James B. Petty
Commercial Manager Boyce C. Morrow
Program Director E. Holder
Chief Engineer W. C. Groves
WFMC
GOLDSBORO— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Southern Radio & TV Corp.
Address 117 Bypass
Phone Number 963
News Service UP
President Hayden Stuart
General Manager William R. Murray
Program Director Charles S. Carter
Chief Engineer William W. Bridges
WG B R
GOLDSBORO— 1939— ABC
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . E. Carolina Bdcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1024
Phone Number 3730
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President A. T. Hawkins
General Manager V. Gerald Balkcum
Chief Engineer Daniel B. Trueblood
Commercial Manager Nat Royster
Program Director Norman D. Satterthwaite
W B I G
GREENSBORO— 1926--CBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 5000 WatU
Owned-Oper. By North Carolina Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 6125
Studio Address O. Henry Hotel Bldg.
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
Representative George P. Hollingbery
Pres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr Allen Wannamaker
Commercial Mgr William P. Mitchell
Prom., Publ. Dir Virginia Neese
Program Director Don Griffin
Chief Engineer Jim Miller
WCOG
GREENSBORO— 1948— ABC
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Inter-City Adv. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 314 S. Greene St.
Phone Number 3-6925
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative The Boiling Co.
Membership NARTB. BAB
President George W. Dowdy
General Manager Virgil V. Evans
Commercial Manager . . . . B. George Barber. Jr.
Program Director Robert W. Stroh
Publicity Director Jeri Gore
Chief Engineer Ernest Pate. 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
Phone Number 3-3631
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NARTB
549
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NORTH CAROLINA
• • •
Pres.. Gen., Sta.. Comm. Mgr.
Ralph M, Lambeth
Prom.. Publ. Dir. Earl O. Sullivan
Program Director Marie Craven
Chief Engineer Fred S. Smith
W GT C
GREENVILLE— 1940
TOBACCO— MBS
Frequency: 1590 Kc. . . Power. 5000 Watts d..
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By . .Carolina Bdcstg. Sys., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 898
Phone Number 3182
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World.
Capitol Associated
Representative John E. Pearson Co.
Membership NARTB
President Earl McD. Westbrook
Gen., Sta. Mgr A. Hartwell Campbell
Sales Prom. Mgr Carl McKinney
Commercial Manager John G. Clark. Jr.
Program Director Tom I. Moore. Jr.
Publicity Director Ruth Webb
Chief Engineer . Hank Tribley
WBI D
HENDERSON— 1952
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner-Operator Nathan Frank
Address 219 South Williams St.
Phone Number 4091
President, Gen. Mgr Nathan Frank
Program Director Allen McCellan
WHNC
HENDERSON— 1 945— MBS
Frequency: 890 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Oper. By Henderson Radio Corp.
Bus. Studio Address Norlina Road
Phone Number 7137
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus. Cole.
Lang Worth. Keystone. Capitol
President S. S. Stevenson
Gen., Sta.. Comm. Mgr Nathan Frank
Program Director.. Tommy Powell
Publicity Director.. Bob Harrison
Chief Engineer . James Mayo
WHKP
HENDERSONVILLE— 1 946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: U50 Kc Power: 250 Watts
OwnedOper. By Radio Hendersonville, Inc.
Phone Number 9062
Air Time 5:45 a,m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service McGregor
Representative Donald Cooke
President Beverly Middleson
Station Manager Kermit Edney
Commercial Manager Robert Smith
Chief Engineer Charles Renfrew
WHKY
fflCKORY— 1939— ABC
Frequency: 1290 Kc... Power: 5000 Watts d.,
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Catawba Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address Radio BIdg.
Phone Number 2294
Representative Walker
Transcription Service World
News. Affil "Daily Record"
Membership NARTB
News Service UP
President Carl V. Cline
Gen., Sta. Mgr.. Ch. Eng Edmund S. Long
Commercial Manager James K. Willis
Prog,. Pub. Director Stowe W. Hoyle
WIRC
HICKORY— 1948
Frequency: 630 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Foothills Bdcstg., Inc.
Address 329 1st Ave.
Phone Number 2124
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB
President Margaret A. Smith
Gen.. Sta. Mgr E. H. Smith. Jr.
Commercial Manager Lee Douglas
Prom.. Publ. Dir Dorothea Chisholm
Program Director Mattie 1. Padgett
Chief Engineer Elmer H. Troutman
WHPE
HIGH POINT— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1070 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .High Point Enterprise, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 307 N, Main St.
Phone Number i 3466
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB, BAB
Co-Owner R. b. Terry
Co-Owner d. A. Rowley
Sta., Comm. Mgr Walter Hester
Program Director Nick Lawrence
Chief Engineer Yancy Cecil
5. SO
NORTH CAROLINA
W M F R
HIGH POINT— 1935— ABC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Station WMFR. Inc.
Business Studio Address 164 S. Main
Phone Number 4593
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen.-Station Mgr Frank S. Lambeth
Commercial Manager Frank Smith
Prom., Publ. Dir Gerald D. Sullivan
Program Director Gary Davis
Chief Engineer Robert Moore
WJNC
JACKSONVILLE— 1945
MBS-TOBACCO
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Lester L. Gould
Address Box "E"
Phone Number 707-708
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr Lester L. Gould
Commercial Manager Rodric L. Jones
Sales Prom. Mgr H. N. Fisher
Chief Engineer Rod O. Dorsey
WGTL
KANNAPOLIS— 1946
Frequency: 870 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Fred H. Whitley, Inc.
Address Box 997
Phone Kannapolis 2255
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth. World
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Fred H. Whitley
Chief Engineer Foy HInson
WELS
KINSTON— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By... Farmers Bstg. Service, Inc.
Address 1400 W. Vernon St.
Phone Number 5151
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Devney
President E. L. Scott
Gen., Prom. Mgr Jack P. Hankins
Commercial Manager Leland Nelson
Program Director Robert Mongold
Chief Engineer Ed Landry
WFTC
KINSTON— 1937— ABC-CBS
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 5000 d.; 1000 n.
Owned-Operated By Kinston Bcstg. Co.
Address. 204 East King St.
Phone Number 4111
Air Time. Full Time
News Service UP. AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Bum-Smith
Membership BAB
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr William S. Page
Commercial Mgr J. Harold Vester
Program Director Catherine Cooke
Publicity Director Carl B. Caudill. Jr.
Chief Engineer David E. Hardison
W E W 0
LAURINBURG— 1947— KBS
TOBACCO
Frequency: 1080 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Scotland Bcstg. Co
Bus.-Studio Address State Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 770
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Edwin Pate
General Manager J. R. Dalrymple. Jr.
Commercial Manager W. S. Brown
Program Director Paul Wynn
Chief Engineer Truman N. Brock
WLOE
LEAKSVILLE— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Douglas L. Craddock
Address Box L, Blvd. St.
Phone Number 701-2
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Douglas L. Craddock
Program Director J. K. Thomas
Chief Engineer Eldred Winn
WJRI
LENOIR— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By John P. Rabb
Address 107 West Ave.
Phone Number 4-5361
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
551
• • •
NORTH CAROLINA
* • •
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Pres., Gen. Mgr John P. Rabb
Commercial Manager F. Kent Atwater
Program Director K. Rabb
Chief Engineer Joe Graybeal
WBU Y
LEXINGTON— 1946— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By. Davidson County Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 359
Phone Number .2716
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Membership NARTB
Partners Greely N. & Omar G. Hilton
Station Manager C. Robert Ray
Commercial Mgr Robert Raker
Program Director
Chief Engineer Fred Honeycutt
WTSB
LUMBERTON— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Operated By Robeson Bcstg. Corp.
Business Studio Address 112 W. Fifth St.
Phone Number 605S
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Continental Radio Sales
General Manager James MacNeil
WBRM
MARION— 1949
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Operated By.. Lake City Bcstg. Corp.
Address 13'/2 W. Court St.
Phone Number 7221
News Service UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr W. P. Erwin
Commercial Mgr J. C. Pleasant
Program Director J. L. Reynolds. Jr.
Chief Engineer Hubert C. Martin
WM AP
MONROE— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1060 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned Operated By Union Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address P. O. Box 382
Phone Number 1060
N«wB Service XJP
Transcription Service World
President Dick Marable
Chief EnginMr. Robert I. Smith
WHIP
MOORESVILLE— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operaled By Wayne M. Nelson
Address Mooresville, N. C.
Phone Number 3-4301
Air Time Daytime
News Service ; UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Pres., Gen. Manager Wayne M. Nelson
Chief Engineer E. M. Stanton, Jr.
Consulting Engineer '. . .George C. Davis
W M B L
MOREHEAD CITY— 1947
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Carteret Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 740
Phone Number 6-3188
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Rrepresentative McGillvra
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Grover C. Munden
Sales Prom. Mgr Charles Markey
Commercial Manager Jimmy Wallace
Prog. Dir.. Chf. Engr Ray Cummins
WMNC
MORGANTON— 1947— NBC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Nathan J. Cooper
Phone Number HQQ
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Nathan J. Cooper
Com. Mgr.. Chf. Eng Frank A. Ballew
Program Director Madelyn V. Patton
WPAQ
MT. AIRY— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 1000 Walts d.
Owned Operated By Ralph D. Epperson
Phone Number 1400-1
Air Time Daytime
News Service Ap
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Thomas Clark
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen.-Sta. Mgr Ralph D. Epperson
Commercial Manager Lucy Bowman
Sales Prom. Mgr Bill Belton
Program Director Ruby Wray
Publicity Director Joe Johnson
Chief Engineer Arnold Bruce Flemming
WSYD
MOUNT AIRY— 1951— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Mount Airy Bcstrs.. Inc..
^**^'®«8 P. O. Box 216
552
NORTH CAROLINA
Phone Number 581
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Chief Engineer
Robert H. Epperson
Commercial Manager Erastus F. Poore
Program Director Jim Horrelson
WHIT
NEW BERN— 1942— MBS-TOBACCO
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. B7 Radio Station WHIT
Address US Hway 17 So.
Phone Number 4450-4024
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll:30 pan.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative John E. Pearson
Owner Harmon L. Duncan
Gen.-Sta.-Comm. Mgr Ray D. Williams
Sales Prom. Mgr George Nelson
Chief Engineer Stuart Hall
WNNC
NEWTON— 1948
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 WaMs
Owned-Oper. By. . .Newton Conover Bcstg. Co.
Business Address West A St.
Phone Number 930
Transcription Service SESAC
Membership NARTB
News Service UP
President (Owner) Charles Turner
Gen., Sta. Mgr George C. Yarbrough
Comm., Prom. Mgr. James W. Batts
Program Director Moe Fox
Chief Engineer Dennis Long
WKBC
NORTH WILKESBORO— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 810 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Wilkes Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 633
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Pres., Gen. Mgr Doris B. Brown
Comm.-Sales Prom. Mgr Roland B. Potter
Program Director Claude Raney
Chief Engineer Walter Harrold
WOXF
OXFORD— 1949
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Oxford Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 1111
Phone Number 4167
Transcription Service Capitol
News Service AP
President Frank W. Hancock
General Manager. . . James F. Flanagan
Commercial Manager Mike Hight
Promotion Manager Bob Smith
Chief Engineer Howard Harrell
WNAO
RALEIGH— 1948— ABC
Frequency: 850 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts d.,
5000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By. . .News & Observer Pub. Co.
Address 219 So. McDowell St.
Phone Number 2-0321
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
News. Aff il News & Observer PubL Co.
Transcription Service World
Representative Weed & Co.
President Josephus Daniels, Jr.
General Manager Frank Daniels
Station Manager G. F. Albright
Commercial Manager Guy Zwahlen
Program Director Audrey Schroy
Publicity Director Hal Stanley
Chief Engineer E. J. Reopelle
WPTF
RALEIGH— 1924— NBC
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WPTF Radio Co.
Business-Studio Address Insurance Bldg.
Phone Number 8311
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-12:05 ajn.
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB
President S. B. Coley
V.P., Gen. Sta. Mgr Richard H. Mason
Sales Manager R. W. Youngsteadt
Program Manager Graham B. Poyner
Dir. of Adv. & Prom Henry T. Vaden
Chief Engineer Henry HuUck, Jr.
W R A L
RALEIGH— 1939— MBS-TOBACCO
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By... Capitol Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 130 S. Salisbury St.
Phone Number 6411
Air Time Full Time
News Service <i. AP
Representative Forjoe & Co,
Membership NARTB. BAB
President A. J. Hatcher
General Manager Fred Fletcher
Comm., Prom. Mgr Herb Pearson
Program Director George Hall
Chief Engineer VirgU D. Duncan
WFRC
REIDSVILLE— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Piedmont Carolina Bcstg.
Business-Studio Address Box 990, Gihner St.
553
NORTH CAROLINA
Phone Number 4361-2
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll p.m.
Newi Service AP
Transcriptiozi Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB
Presliletit H. T. WlUlams
Gen., Sta. Mgr Stephen F. Woodson
Commercial Manager Forrest Bedell
Program Director Alfred Nelson
Publicity Director Jim Mead
Chief Engineer Jack Sexton
WREV
REIDSVILLE— 1948
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned Oper. By ReidsvlUo Bcstg. Co.
Address 114 Va N. Scales St.
Phone Number 7051
Transcription Library Stondord
News Service UP
Representative Continental
Pres., Gen., Sta., Comm., Prom. Mgr.
William M. Oliver. Sr.
Pgm., Pub. Dir Mrs. Katye Price Oliver
Chief Engineer William M. Oliver. Jr.
WCBT
ROANOKE RAPIDS— 1939— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WCBT. Inc.
Address 251 Roanoke Ave.
Phone Number 7-2545
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth, SESAC
Pres., Mgr J. Winlield Crew. Jr.
Station Manager Jerry Elliott
Comm. Mgr., Pgm. Dir Donald O. Collins
Chief Engineer Ed. McLeod
WAYN
ROCKINGHAM— 1946
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts a.
Owned Operated By WAYN. Inc.
Bus. Studio-Trans. Address Rockingham
Phone Number 4041
News Service Up
Transcription Service Capitol
Pres., Gen. Mgr Wayne M. Nelson
Res., Sta. Mgr. William Futterer
Chief Engineer William Henley
WCEC
ROCKY MOUNT— 1947
Frequency: 810 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Ovmed Operaled By E. Caro. Elec.
Bus.-S'udlo Address 115 N. Church St.
Phone Number 23109
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News Service jip
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB
President Josh L. Home
General Manager Mel Warner
Commercial Manager Ray Thompson
Program Director. Ray Wilkinson
Chief Engineer. Grover Taylor
WEED
ROCKY MOUNT— 1933— ABC
Frequency: 1390 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By W. A. Wynne
Address Nashville Hiway
Phono Number 8149
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service RCA Thesaurus
Representative Bum-Smith
Gen.-Sta. Manager W. A. Wayne
Commercial Mgr. R. E. Homer
Program Dir Eunice Snipes
Chief Engineer Joe R. Morris
WRXO
ROXBORO— 1949
Frequency: 1430 ..Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Roxboro Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 130
Phone Number 6013
News Service UP
President H. W. Winstead. Jr.
Gen., Sta.. Comm. Mgr H. S. Taylor
Program Director John Mauti
Chief Engineer Lloyd Perkins
WSAT
SALISBURY— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Mid-Carolina Bcstg. Co.
Business-Address Drawer 99
Phone Number 276
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
President Charles H. Wentz
Gen., Sta. Mgr W. F. Fleming
Commercial Manager R. M. Hunt
Program Director George Allen
Chief Enghieer Elbert Sherman
WS T P
SALISBURY— 1939— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Piedmont Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Center Theatre Bldg.
Phone Number 2121
Newspaper AfHliation "Evening Post"
A'' Time 6 a.m.-M.
554
NORTH CAROLINA
News Service AP
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NARTB
President Bryce P. Beard. Sr.
Gen.. Sta., Prom. Mgr Alex P. Beard
Pgm.. Publicity Dir Russ Mclntire
Comm. Mgr Katherine F. Murphy
Chief Engineer Carl B. Watson
WEYE
SANFORD— 1952
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Waldo W. Primm
Address 519 Cross St.
Phone Number 1269
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated, SESAC
General Manager W. W. Primm
Program Director W. M. Primm
WWGP
SANFORD— 1946
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. Sandhills Bcstg. Corp.
Address 137 So. Steele, Box 651
Phone Number 860
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
President J. C. Mclver
Gen.. Sta., Prom., Pub. Mgr.
Harry C. Barfield
Comm., Pgm. Mgr Del Carty
Chief Engr Edward O, Kopriver
WOHS
SHELBY— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 250 Worts
Owned-Oper. By Western Carolina Radio
Business Address Box 1401. Ihelby
Phone Number 6313
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Membership NARTB
President, Gen. Mgr Robert M. Wallace
Commercial Mgr Max P. Butler
Program Director Hugh Dover
Chief Engineer Edwin Patterson
WNCA
SILER CITY— 1952
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Chatam Bdcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 212
Phone Number 617
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, SESAC
General Manager H. Tom Morris
Commercial Manager Bob Bullington
WM PM
SMITHFIELD— 1950
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Selma-Smithiield Bcstg. Co.
Address Buffalo Rd.
Phone Number 2434
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Co-own., Gen. Mgr John S. Townsend
Co-Owner J. Fred Horton
Commercial Manager C. I. Parrish
WEEB
SOUTHERN PINES— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . The Sandhill Community
Bcstrs., Inc.
Business Address 113-115 E. Broad St.
Phone Numbers 2-2942. 2-8171
News Service . . . , AP
Transcription Service Associated
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Jack S. Younts
Comm., Prom. Mgr Joe A. Warren
Program Director Elizabeth M. Younts
Chief Engineer Melvin Kushner
WSIC
STATESVILLE— 1947— CSN-MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper* By Statesville Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1189
Phone Number 9078
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Continental Radio Sales
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Dr. James W. Davis
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Charles D. Melton
Pgm.. Pub. Dir Tom Lawrencs
Chief Engineer T. K. Abemethy
WCPS
TARBORO— 1946— TOB. SPORTS
Frequency: 760 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. . . . Coastal Plains Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Edgecombe Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 2191-2
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Dora-Clayton
Membership NARTB
President V. E. Fountain
Gen., Sta. Mgr J. T. Snowden, Jr.
Commercial Manager J. Porter MacNair
Production Director. Alfred Vickers
Publicity Director Sybil Spain
Chief Engineer G. Lee Hodges
555
• • • NORTH
WTNC
THOMASVILLE— 1947
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned By The Thomas ville Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 750
Phone Number 2701
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
President George W. Lyles, Sr.
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Harold Harrison
Chief Engineer James McAden
WADE
WADESBORO— 1947
Frequency: 1210 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By R. P. Lyon & Son
Bus. -Studio Address Radio Bldg.
Phone Number 620
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Walker
President R. P. Lyon
General Mgr J. A. Ballard
Commercial Mgr James E. Ward
CAROLINA
Program Director Peggy L. Mitchell
Publicity Dir W. fi^. Kiker
Chief Engineer Kennetli Read
WHED
WASfflNGTON— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Beaufort Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 278
Air Time HVi Hrs.
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Continental
Membership NARTB
President Lee B. Wynne
Sta. Manager William R. Abeyounis
Program Director Charlie Yates
Chief Engineer John Wilroy
W R R F
WASHINGTON— 1942— ABC
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d..
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By. .Tar Heel Bcstg. System, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Add Bank of Washington Bldg.
Phone Number 403
Air Time 6 a.m.-l:15 p.m.
AP
SELLS
For Stations and Sponsors —
For instance , . . WENC
"We hear from many husbands that supper is late because
the housewives insist on listening to our 6 P.M. A? newscast!
And the advertisers who sponsor AP news tell us it's their
best business-getter."
WARD A. COLEMAN,
General Manager,
WENC, Whifeville, N. C.
556
^ ^ ^ NORTH
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB
President W. R. Roberson, Jr.
Gen. Sta. Manager T. H. Patterson
Comm., Prog. Mgr Merrill Daniels
Sales Prom. Mgr Bob West
Chief Engineer L. E. Hiland
WHCC
WAYNESVILLE— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WHCC, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Main St.
Phone Number 680
Gen., Comm. Mgr James B. Childress
Chiei Engineer Frank Wilbur
WENC
WHITEVILLE— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Whiteville Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 700
Phone Number 120
Representative Clark
President Josiah Maultsby
General Manager Ward A. Coleman
Commercial Manager Jerry Honeycutt
Chief Engineer Steve Hart
WIAM
WILLIAMSTON— 1951
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Martin Co. Bcstg.
Address 110 S. Smithwick St.
Phone Number 2478
News Service UP
Co-owner James Gray, Sr.
Co-owner Charles Gray
Gen., Prom., Comm. Mgr R. B. Armstrong
Program Director Carl B. Armstrong
Chief Engineer James E. Kitchengs
WGNI
WILMINGTON— 1946— MBS
TOBACCO
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .New Hanover Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 211 N. 2nd St.
Phone Number 2-2493
Air Time 6:30 a.xaA2 M.
News Service UP
Representative Pearson
President J. S. Brody
General Manager Allen B. Jones
Commercial Manager Tommy Thompson
Program Director Paul Parker
Chief Engineer Arthur L. Madeley
CAROLINA
WMFD
WILMINGTON— 1935— ABC
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By R. A. Dunlea
Phone Number 4840
Address p. O. Box 696
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen.-Sta. Mgr R. A. Dunlea
Commercial Manager C. O'Shields
Program Director Bruce Buchanan
Sis. Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir R. A. Dunlea, Jr.
Chief Engineer E. I. Herring, Jr.
WGT M
WILSON— 1937— CBS
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Watson Industries, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Herring Ave. Ext.
Pbone Number 2188-9
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Penn Thomas Watson
General Manager Henry Sullivan
Program Director Bill Bunn
Chief Engineer W. H. Malone
WVOT
WILSON— 1948— MBS-TOBACCO
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Wilson Radio Co., Inc.
Address Wilson
Phone Number 5157
News Service AP
President H. W. Anderson
Gen., Sta. Mgr Harry Severance
Commercial Mgr P. O. Barnes
Sales Prom. Mgr Lynda Thomas
Program Director Joel Lawhon
Chief Engineer Dan WilUams
WAAA
WINSTON-SALEM— 1950
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Community Bcstg.
Service, Inc.
Address AUantic Bldg.
Phone Number 24121
President Ro^®' P^^®' ^''
557
WSJS
DELIVERS
A 15-(0UNTY MARKET
with
$580,950,000*
Retail Sales
* Sales Management 1952
Survey of Buying Power
MORE VALUE for your
ADVERTISING DOLLAR
WINSTON-ftALCM
• NORTH CAROLINA •
W A I R
WINSTON-SALEM— 1937— ABC
Frequency: 1340 Kc, Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. WAIR Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Pepper Bldg.
Phone Number 2-1133
Air Time 6 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World, Capitol
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr George D. Walker
Station Mgr Jack Weldon
Comm., Prom. Mgr Pat Taylor
Pub. Dir Lawrence Patrick
Program Director loan Williams
Chief Engineer Lee King
WSJS
WINSTON-SALEM— 1930— NBC
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Piedmont Publishing Co.
Bus.-Studio Address. .... .419-21 N. Spruce St.
Phone Number 5-2311
Air Time ITnlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Gordon Gray
V.P., Managing Dir Harold Essex
Sales Manager Harry B. Shaw
Program Manager. Robert Estet
Publicity Director Jean Eisenhower
Chief Engineer Phil Hedrick
WTOB
WINSTON-SALEM— 1947-MBS-CBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Op. By. .Winston-Salem Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 2798
Phone Number 34353
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-l ojn.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative The Taylor Co.
President James W. Coan
Gen.-Comm. Manager John G. Johnson
Sales Prom. Manager Charles Brunt
Program Director Owen Spann
Publicity Director Jack Wiggins
Chief Engineer Ben Vogler
558
NORTH DAKOTA
Pop. April 1, 1953 (Est.) 627,000— Total Housing Units 178,000
Families April 1, 1953 (Est.) 161,000—Stations in State 14
K F Y R
BISMARCK— 1925— NBC
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Meyer Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 202 V2 Fourth St.
Phone Number 468
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative John Blair
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Etta H. Meyer
Exec. V.P„ Station Mgr F. E. Fitzsimonds
Comm.-Sales Prom. Mgr R. W. MacLeod
Program Director Cal Culver
Publicity Director Jack Swenson
Chief Engineer t. . Ivor Nelson
(See Page 560)
KDLR
DEVILS LAKE— 1925
MBS-GREAT NORTHERN— KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KDLR, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1025 3rd St.
Phone Number 1090
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Representative Lawson
President, General Manager Bert Wick
Commercial Manager 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.
Phone Number 4113
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Trans. Service Standard. SESAC. World
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Dr. P. J. Weir
Gen.-Sto. Mgr Orville F. Burda
Commercial Manager E. A. Spear
Program Director Lauren D. Haacke
Sales Prom. Manager William C. Mason
Publicity Director Dick Severson
Chief Engineer Benjamin G. Lockerd
KFGO
FARGO- 1948— ABC
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Northern States Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. . .421 V2 N.P. Avenue
Phone Number Fargo 2-3291
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Boiling, Inland
President W. R. Haggart
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Charles G. Burke
Program Director Albert F. Horrigan
Publictiy Director Charles G. Burke
Chief Engineer Olaf Gabrielson
W D A Y
FARGO— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WD AY. Inc.
Business-Studio Address Black Bldg.
Phone Number 5357
Air Time 6 a.m.-12
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service Thesamus
Representative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB. BAB
President. Gen. Mgr E. C. Reineke
Station Manager Jack Dunn
Commercial Manager Tom Barnes
Sales Promotion Manager Roy Pedersen
Program Director Ken Kennedy
Technical Director ...Julius Hetland
Chief Engineer Juline Savold
KILO
GRAND FORKS— 1941— CBS
Frequency 1440 Kc Power: 1000 d.; 500n.
Owned-Oper. By Grand Forks Herald. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address First NatL Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 4-5321
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Newspaper Affiliation "Herald"
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Avery -Knodel
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr M. M, Oppegard
Commercial Manager Herman Livingston
Program Director M. C. Gorham
Chief Engineer A. F. Petrich
KNOX
GRAND FORKS— 1947— MBS
KBS— GREAT NORTHERN
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned By Community Radio Corp.
Address Grand Forks
Phone Number 4-4611
News Service ^^
Transcription Service World
Representative Natl. Time Sales
559
Out Where the West Begins .
K F Y R . . . Radio Has No Competition I
ir . . ■ pay* off uxtra divi-
dandi at lh« rttull of on
inlant* lidantr loyalty built
wp by over 77 yaort of out-
tlonding local programming.
it ■ ■ ■ B*^'** yau th* nolion't
l«rg«tl or^o cevorog* in lh«
koort •( th* rich NorthwctI
Imrm morktt,
ir ■ ■ ■ th« Numbor On*
station in Iho country'* lor-
III* notion's fourth lorgotf
• p*nding fomili**.
JTf.
VD
11%
Who said Television? Out here it's live talent that counts — packed in
by KFYR's always persuasive salesmanship! When Bismarck held its
Western Roundup Days, KFYR sponsored an outdoor talent show every
Tuesday night for six weeks . . . with between 2,000 and 3,000 people
each week, jamming the pavement to see the entertainment. Thousands
more listened over the air.
If you've got TV-jeebies, check on this terrific market where RADIO
IS STILL KING . . . where you can be sure of PLUS ACTION for every
RADIO advertising dollar.
5000 WATTS . BISMARCK, NO. DAK,
NBC AFFILIATE _ REP. BY JOHN BLAIR
560
NORTH DAKOTA
President Carroll E. Day
General Manager Elmer Hanson
Program Director Robert Whyte
Promotion Manager Jack French
Chief Engineer Clifford Thomfords
KSJB
JAMESTOWN— 1939— CBS
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By N. Dak. Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Jamestown
Phone Number 1600
News Service UP
Representative Weed & Co.
Pres., Gen. Manager John W. Boler
Sta., Comm. Manager William L. Hurley
Sales Prom. Mgr Jud Milton
Program Director Donald Kingsley
Chief Engineer Robert E. Ridgway
K G C U
MANDAN— 1925— MBS
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 d.; 250n.
Owned-Oper. By Mandon Radio Assn.
Bus.-Studio Address Mandan
Phone Number 561
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service. .Lang- Worth, Associated
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB, BAB
President W. S. Russell
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Paul C. Gussner
Program Director Merritt Bushee
Chief Engineer Ray Bornett
KCJB
MINOT— 1950— CBS-DRN
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By No. Dakota Bcstg. Co.
Address 15-A West Central Ave.
Phone Number 51-161
Representative Weed
News Service UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr John W. Boler
Commercial Manager G. H. McKinnon
Sales Prom. Mgr Charles L. Hinshaw
Program Director Hal Kennedy
Chief Engineer Joseph Main
K L P M
MINOT— 1929— ABC
GREAT NORTHERN
Frequency: 1390 Kc... Power: 5000 d.; 1000 n.
Owned-Oper ated By Minot Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 11 8- A So. Main
Phone Number 41-148
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Walker. Lawson
President, Gen. Mgr John B. Cooley
Sta. Mgr.. Chief Engineer C. W. Baker
K 0 V C
VALLEY CITY— 1936— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KOVC, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Valley City
Phone Number 408-W
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Pres.. Gen., Comm. Mgr Robert E. Ingstad
Program Director Russ Kaber
Publicity Director Bob Jensen
Chief Engineer Charles Sjostrom
KBMW
WAHPETON-BRECKENREOGE— 1948
KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Interstate Bdcstg. Corp.
Address 519 Dakota Ave., Wahpeton
Phone Number 2-5587-8
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Membership NARTB
President Kline E. Bower
General Manager R. L. Owens
Station Manager R. H. Printup
Commercial Manager Geo. Kaufman
Program Director Clayton Kulseth
Chief Engineer Harold Grant
KWBM
WILLISTON— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KWBM Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 198, Williston
Phone Number 35-371
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
General Manager Charles L. Scofield
Commercial Manager James C. Carson
Sales Promotion Manager R. F. Skumavc
Chief Engineer W. A. Sebastian
561
Pop. April I, 1953 (Est.) 8,400,000— Total Housing Vnits 2,428,000
Fjni/l/es April 1. 1953 (Est.) 2,352,000—Stations in State 74
WADC
AKRON— 1925— CBS
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Opercrted By Allen T. Simmons
Bus.-Studio Address WADC Bldg.
Phone Number lEiierson 6165
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-l:05 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard, World
Representative George P. HoUingbery
Owner-Operator Allen T. Simmons
Assistant Manager Robert B. Wilson
Sales Prom. Mgr Secrest Williams
Program Director Harold H. Hageman
Publicity Director Doc Williams
Chief Engineer Lawrence Hennigan
W AK R
AKRON— 1940— ABC
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned By Summit Radio Corp.
Operated By WAKR
Bus. Studio Address First Natl. Tower
Phone Number HEmlock 6151
Newspaper Aiiiliation Beacon Journal
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Weed
Membe-ship NARTB
President, Gen. Mgr S. Bernard Berk
Station Manager Roger G. Berk
Comm.-Sales Prom. Mgr Keith Baldwin
Pgm., Pub. Dir A. R. Cooper
Chief Engineer Irwin L. Knopp
WCUE
AKRON— 1949
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Oper. By Akron Bcatg. Corp.
Address Palace Theatre Arcade
Phone Number Fr. 7114
Representative Forjoe
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Membership BAB
President. Gen. Mgr Tim Elliot
Sales Prom. Mgr Lou Gorbach
Program Director Jack Clifton
Publicity Director Jim Smith
Chief Engineer George V. Paul
WHKK
AKRON— 1944— MBS
Frequency: 640 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WHKK Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 51 W. State St.
Phone Number BL 7101
Air Time 6 o.m.-sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, SESAC
Representative Meeker Assoc.
President, Co-Mgr Philip R .Herbert
V.P., Co-Mgr Jackson B. Maurer
Comm.-Scdes Manager Cecil Green
Program Dir B. R. Blake
Chief Engineer B. V. Berg
WATG
ASHLAND--1947— MBS-BUCKEYE
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Ashland-Mansfield Rd.
Phone Number 2-1573
Transcription Service Thesaurus
News Service AP
Co-Owners Robert Beer, Edgar Koehl
President J. Cherpack
General Manager C. Green
Program Director Richard Leidy
Chief Engineer Richard Motthes
W I C A
ASHTABULA— 1937
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d..
1000 n.
Owned-Operated By WICA, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 221 Center St.
Phone Number 26-221. 27181
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative McGillvra
President. Gen. Mgr D. C. Rowley
Station Manager W. W. Walrath
Commercial Manager D. W. Fassett
Program Director John C. Strasen
Chief Engineer F. N. Bernato
WATH
ATHENS— 1950
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Andrew Kovlcm & James
Sinyord
Address P. O. Box 502
Phone Number 3-1361
News Service XJP
Gen. Mgr.. Chief Engr Andrew Kovlan
Comm., Sis. Prom. Mgr J. D. Sinyard
Program Director Vernon Covert
WTRF
BELLAIRE— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
562
OHIO
Owned-Operated By The Tri-City Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio-Trcmsmitter Address. . .The Skyline
Phone Number 1515
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Thomas Bloch
V.P., Gen. Manager Robert W. Ferguson
Commercial Manager Albert T. Fisher
Program Director Frank Curtis
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Publ. Dir Helen Gaynor
Chief Engineer Howard Daubenmeyer
WOHP
BELLEFONTAINE— 1952 ^
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Lake Erie Radio & TV Corp.
Address P. O. Box 344
Phone Number 6681
General Manager Patrick Shannon
Program Director R. I. Klemme
Chief Engineer M. J. Lamb
WILE
CAMBRIDGE— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts a.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Land OXakes Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 917 Beatty Ave.
Phone Number 4-5605
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-local sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
President H. D. McClelland
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Howard A. Donahoe
Comm. Mgr Bruce Meighen
Program Director David C. Lorimer
Chief Earineer A. G. Engel
WAND
CANTON— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . Magic Wand Bdcstg. Co.
Address 106 High Ave. N.W.
Phone Number 68396
Representative Hil F. Best
President P. C. Wilson
General Manager I. Wilson
WCMW
CANTON— 1946
Frequency: 1060 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Stark Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Hills & Doles Rd.
Phone Number 5-9475
News Service '" '^^
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative McGillvra
Membership ^^^
Pres., Gen. Mgr S. L. Huffman
Station Manager Clark L. Dozer
Commercial Manager Ronald Strancthan
Chief Engineer W. Woecht
W H B C
CANTON— 1925— ABC
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Ohio Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 550 S. Market St.
Phone Number 6-7166
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP
Newspaper Affiliation Brush-Moore
Newspapers
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Roy D. Moore
General Manager Gordon G. Strong
Director of Radio Eugene Carr
Station Manager Robert C. Fehlman
Commercial Manager Paul E. Gilmor
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Joseph Gilmore
Program Director Robert Breen
Chief Engineer Kenneth L. Sliker
WBEX
CHILLICOTHE— 1947— ABC-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Shawnee Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 27 E. Second St.
Phone Number 3-2244
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative W. S. Grant
Membership NARTB
President John Halliday
General Manager Truman Morris
Sta., Sales Prom. Mgr William R. Mnich
Program Director James W. Tidd
Chief Engineer H. W. Dornhuber
WC K Y
CINCINNATI— 1929
Frequency: 1530 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By L. B. Wilson. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Hotel Sheraton Gibson
Phone Number Cherry 6565
Transmitter Location near Crescent Springs.
Air Time 24 Hrs.
News Service ^^S
Transcription Service Standard. Associated
Representative Thomas Welsteod
Membership ^ AB
President, General Manager L. B. Wilson
Sta.-Comm. Manager, Chief
Engineer C. H. TopmUler
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Bob Fleming
563
OHIO
WCPO
CINCINNATI— 1937— MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watt»
Owned-Oper. By . .Scripps-Howard Radio. Inc.
Phone Number Capitol 0777
Studio Address 2345 Symmes St.
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Branham
Membership NARTB
President Jack R. Howard
General Manager M. C Watters
Station Director W. Earl Corbett
Publicity Director Nancy John
Chief Engineer Paxil Adams
WKRC
CINCINNATI— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Cincinnati, Inc.
Address-Trans Hotel Alms
Phone Number Woodburn 0550
News Service AP
Newspaper Affiliation Times-Star
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Katx
Membership NABTB
President Hulbert Taft. Jr.
General Manager David Taft
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir W. B. Hines
Commercial Manager Hubbard Hood
Nalional Sales Mgr Kenneth W. Church
Program Director Paul Shumate
Chief Engineer George Wilson
W L W
CINCINNATI -1922— NBC-MBS
Frequency: 700 Kc Power: 50.000 Watta
Owned-Oper. By Crosley Bcstg. Corp.
Subs, of Avco Mfg.
A<*^'®«» 140 W. Ninth St.
Phone Number Cherry 1822
A'' Ti™« Full Time
Newi Serrlce. INS. UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB. BAB
Chairman of Board James D. Shouse
Pres.. General Mgr R. £. Dunville
V.P. in Charge Sales Harry Mason Smith
Dir. Client Service Fred Gregg
Program Director William P. Robinson
Publicity Director Gilbert Kingsbury
Chief Engineer R. j. RockweU
WS A I
CINCINNATI— 1923— ABC
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Buckeye Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 115 E. Fourth St.
Phone Number Main 1068
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP, AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Avery-Knodel
President George B. Storer
Managing Dir J. Robert Kerns
Commercial Mgr Robert H. Boulware
Program Director Charles Black
Publicity Director Vonne Monsell
Chief Engineer Jonas Reiser
WDOK
CLEVELAND— 1950
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Civic Bcstrs., Inc.
Address 1515 Euclid Ave.
Phone Number Main 1-3370
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP, INS
Representative McGillvra
Transcription Service SESAC, World
Pres.. Gen. Mgr R. Morris Pierce
General Manager Harry Camp
Commercial Manager Albert Narosny
Sales Prom. Mgr Wayne Mack
Program Director Charles Hoover
Chief Engineer Ralph Quay
WERE
CLEVELAND— 1948
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
5000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Cleveland Bcstg. Inc.
Address 1501 Euclid Ave.
Phone Number SUperior 1-9600
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-l:00 am.
News Service AP, INS
Transcription Service Lang- Worth, World
Membership NARTB
President Ray T. Miller
Gen.. Comm. Mgr Richard M. Klaus
Program Director Ed Stevens
Sales Promotion Manager W. T. Aspell
Cheif Engineer Harry Dennis
W G A R
CLEVELAND— 1 930— CBS
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WGAR Bcstg. Co.
Address Hotel Statler
Phone Number Prospect 1-0200
Air Time 6:00 a.m.-l:10 a.m.
564
OHIO
]Mews Service INS, UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Christal, Radio Time Sales
Membership NARTB, BAB
President John F. Patl
General Manager Carl E. George
Sect.-Treas Elmer Krause
Commercial Manager John Garfield
Sales Promotion Manager Julius Glass
Program Director Reg Merridew
Publicity Director Robert Smith
Chief Engineer Bob Fox
W H K
CLEVELAND— 1921— MBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
OwnedOperated By United Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address . . 5000 Euclid Avenue
Phone Number Express 1-5000
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB
President Sterling Graham
General Manager K. K. Hackathom
Commercial Manager W. K. Brusman
Sal«»s Prom. Manager John Wyman
Program Director C. M. Hunter
Publicity Director William Gaimon
Chief Engineer R. H. DeLany
WJMO
CLEVELAND— 1947
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Friendly Bcstg. Co.
Address 2157 EucUd Ave.
Phone Number SUperior 1-4424
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
President Richard Eaton
General Manager A. Lanphear
Chief Engineer C. C. Courtney
W J w
CLEVELAND— 1932— ABC
Frequency: 850 Kc Power: 5000 Watt*.
Owned-Operated By WJW. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1375 Euclid Ave,
Phone Number Superior I-OIOH
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative H-R Representatives. Inc,
President William M. O'Neil
Vice-President Lawrence Webb
General Manager William Lemmon
Commercial Manager Harold W. Waddell
Program Director Bruce MacDonald
Chief Engineer Gerald G. Roberts
AP
SELLS
For Stations and Sponsors —
For insf-ance . . . WING
"Due to the tremendous
success of AP news at Wl NG,
we brought our station WIZE
in Springfield, Ohio, into AP
membership so it could get
AP service."
ADNA H. KARNS,
Vice-President and General Manager,
WING, Dayton, Ohio
6Z®3
565
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• • •
WSRS
CLEVELAND— 1947
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Operated By WSRS. Inc.
Bus. Studio-Transmitter Address. .2156 Lee Rd.
Phone Number ERieview 1-2005
Air Time 24 hrs.
News Service AP
Transcription Service . .Lang-Worth
Representative Forjoe & Co.
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen. Sta. Mgr.. Pgm. Dir S. R. Sague
Commercial Mgr. Jack D. Kelly
Sales Promotion Manager Will Dougherty
W T A M
CLEVELAND— 1923— NBC
Frequency: 1100 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned Oper. By National Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus. -Studio Address 815 Superior Ave.
Phone Number CHerry 1-0942
Transmitter Location Brecksville
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-2:00 a.m.
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative NBC Spot Soles
Membership NARTB
President (NBC) Frank White
General Manager Hamilton Shea
Program Director Norman Cloutier
Sales Manager Wm. P. Dix. Jr.
Adv. & Prom. Mgr Clement G. Scerback
Dir. Pub. Afiairs J. E. Hines
Engineer-in-Charge .S. E. Leonard
WBNS
COLUMBUS— 1924— CBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Radiohio, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 33 N. High St.
Phone Number Ad. 9265
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative John Blair
Membership NARTB. BAB
General Manager Richard A. Borel
Commercial Manager W. I. Orr
Sales Prom. Director Jim Yerian
Program Director Geer Parkinson
Publicity Director Marge Ruddock
Chief Engineer Lester H. Nafzger
LOOKING FOR A SOCKO STATION
TO TEST YOUR MERCHANDISING?
IN THE CLEVELAND MARKET
CLEVELAND'S ONLY NEWS STATION
ON THE AIR . . . 24 HOURS DAILY
ROUND THE CLOCK
WSRS
LOCAL NEWS EVERY SIXTY
MINUTES ON THE HALF
HOUR ROUND THE CLOCK CLEVELAND
TEST YOUR PRODUCT IN A GREAT TESTING
MARKET AT THE LOWEST COST PER THOUSAND!
566
OHIO
WCO L
COLUMBUS— 1922— ABC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Air Trails, Inc.
Business-Studio Address . . E. Broad & Young St.
Phone Number MAin 4581
Transmitter Location 555 W. Goodale St.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative H-R Reps., Inc.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Charles Sawyer
Exec. V.P J. P. Williams
General Manager Adna H. Kams
Station Manager Neal A. Smith
Program Director William L. Belaney
Commercial Manager John Doty
Publicity Director Martha Hoskins
Chief Engineer Harold E. Beard
W H K C
COLUMBUS— 1921— MBS
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By United Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 5000 Euclid
Phone Number Express 1-5000
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
Newspaper Affiliation "Plain Dealer"
News Service INS, UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB
President Sterling Graham
Gen., Sta. Mgr Carl M. Everson
Comm.-Sales Prom. Mgr H. H. Hoessly
Program Director lohn B. Moses
Publicity Director Ann Duffy
Chief Engineer William C. Minor
WVKO
COLUMBUS— 1951— BUCKEYE
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Sky Way Bcstg. Corp.
Address 274 S. 3rd St.
Phone Number Main 5247
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated, Capitol
Membership NARTB
Representative Forjoe
President Gustav Hirsch
Gen.. Sta. Manager Bert Charles
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr.. .Charles W. Arthurs
Program Director Bert Charles
Publicity Director Rita Bender
Chief Engineer William Hammett
WTNS
COSHOCTON— 1947
Frequency: 1560 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Coshocton Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 114 N. 6th St.
Phone Number 1560. 2140
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service UP
Membership NARTB
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Bruce Wallace
Comm. Mgr.. Pub. Dir James Sigmon
Program Director Stanley Robinson
Chief Engineer Eugene Wiggins
WHIO
DAYTON— 1935— CBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Miami Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 45 S. Ludlow St.
Phone Number Adams 2261
News Service AP, INS, UP
Newspaper Affiliation "Daily News"
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NARTB
President James M. Cox. Jr.
General Manager Robert H. Moody
Sis. Prom. Mgr W. E. Wolaver
Program Director Wade H. Alley
Publicity Director Chuck Gay
Chief Engineer Ernest L. Adams
AP SELLS
For Stations and Sponsors
For instance . . . WHK
''Our salesmen like the
idea of selling news that car-
ries the prestige of the
world's biggest news agen-
|. B. MAURER,
Sales Manager,
WHK, Cleveland, Ohio
567
OHIO
WING
DAYTON— 1924~ABC
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Great Trails Bcstg. Co.
Business Studio Address 121 N. Main St.
Phone Number HEmlock 3773
Transmitter Location E. David Rd.
Air Time 5 a.m.-l:30 a.ni.
News Service A?
Transcription Service World
Representative H. R. Representative, Inc.
President Charles Sawyer
Exec. V.P John Pattison WilUams
General Manager Adna Karns
Program Director Charles G. Reeder
Chief Engineer Howard Ryan
WONE
DAYTON— 1949
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Skyland Bcstg. Corp.
Address 5 S. Jefferson St.
Phone Number Michigan 6501
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Headley-Reed
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Ronald B. Woodyard
Station Manager C. J. Thornquest
Commercial Manager Louis G. Froelich
WONW
DEFIANCE— 1949
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Tri-Stale Bcstg. Co.
Address U. S. Route 24
Phone Number 32226
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associatod
Representative Devney
President Richard W. Crowell
General Manager Glenn R. Thayer
Program Director Paul R. Murphy
WJ ER
DOVER— 1950
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Dover Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address 210 Blvd.
Phone Number 42-12B
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
News Service UP
President Agnes J. Reeves Greer
Station Mcm'^ger W. B. Steis
Commercial Manager John C. Needs
Program Director Ed Paulin
Chief Engineer Don Graff
WLIO
EAST LIVERPOOL— 1948
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Pottery Bcstg. Co.
Address 6th and Walnut
Phone Number Main 5190
Air Time 7 a.m.-sunset
News Service A?
Representative Schepp-Reiner
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Earl D. Eisenhower
General, Comm. Manager .... Paul B. Saliner
Associate Prog. Dir H. Fryar, R. Keith
Chief Engineer George T. Kelly
WOHI
EAST LIVERPOOL— 1949
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By East Liverpool Bcstg. Co.
Address 516 Market St.
Phone Number Main 1490
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative W. S. Grant Co.. Inc.
President, Gen. Manager. .Richard V. Beatty
Comm., Prom. Mgr George T. Farrall
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir Bob Metcalfe
Chief Engineer Mike Battle
WEOL
ELYRIA— 1948
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Elyria-Lorain Bcstg. Co.
Address Elyria Savings and Trust Bldg.
Phone Number 2255
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
President Roy W. Ammel
Gen.-Sta.-Comm. Mgr Maurice J. Condon
Sales Prom. Manager Douglas Lillico
Program Director Donald C. Kirk
Publicity Director Jack O'Brien
Chief Engineer Gerald McCasland
W F I N
FINDLAY— 1941
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By The Findlay PubL Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 10^/2 W. Sandusky St.
Phone Number 1330
News Service INS, UP. AP
Transcription Service Thesourxis
Newspaper Affil "Republican-Courier"
Membership NARTB, BAB
Representative McGillvra
President R. L. Heminger
Gen., Sta„ Comm. Mgr.. . .Harold H. Heminger
Sis. Prom. Mgr Allen P. Dudley
Program Director Allen P. Dudley
Chief Engineer Edgar C. Smith
568
OHIO
WFOB
FOSTORIA-.1952
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Seneca Radio Corp.
Address P. O. Box 589
Phone Number 5665
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol, SESAC
President Andrew Emerine
General Manager Mel Murray
Commercial Manager Roger Wise
Chief Engineer Farrell Elsea
WFRO
FREMONT— 1950
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Wolfe Bcstg. Corp.
Address 905 W. State St.
Phone Number Main 3401
Transcription Service Thesaurus, Standard
Representative Hil F. Best
News Service UP
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Robert F. Wolfe
Commercial Manager J. Weddell Kerr
Program Director Frank Swartz
Chief Engineer Allen Kauble
WJEH
GALLIPOLIS— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Ohio Valley on the Air, Inc.
Address Box 244
Phone Number 1160-1
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Grant
Membership NARTB
President John E. Halliday
General Manager Truman A. Morris
Promotion Manager Marianne Campbell
Sis. Prom. Mgr D. P. Robinson
Program Director William Watterson, Jr.
Chief Engineer Charles Husson
WMOH
HAMILTON— 1944— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Fort Hamilton Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address . . Second Natl. Bank Bldg.
Phone Number Hamilton 4-6543
Air Time 6:00 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative W. S. Grant
Membership NARTB
President Robert J. Briede
General Manager Robert L. Odson
Program Director Norm Keller
Publicity Director Lu Bassett
Commercial Manager Ray Motley
Chief Engineer Girard Caine
WIRO
IRONTON— 1951— NBC-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner Iron City Bcstg. Co.
Address Radio Plaza
Phone Number 360
Air Time Full Time
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative McGillvra
Membership NARTB
P- esident T. M. Nelson
Gen.. Sta. Mgr C. E. McElroy
Commercial Manager Patrick Shannon
Chief Engineer C. A. Baker
WHOK
LANCASTER— 1948
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Hocking Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Address-Trans. Loc Memorial Dr.
Phone Number 4500
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative McGillvra
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Dr. Nelson Embrey
Sta., Comm. Mgr Donald W. White
Program Director Roy Stingley
Publicity Director Don W. White
Chief Engineer Richard Roundhouse
WIMA
LIMA— 1948— ABC
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By N.W. Ohio Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 223 N. Main St.
Phone Number 32660
News Service AP
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB
President G. E. Hamilton
General Sta. Mgr R. W. Mack
Commercial Mgr C. B. Heller
Program Dir Easter Straker
Chief Engineer A. J. F. Smith
WLOK
LIMA- 1938— NBC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WLOK. Inc.
Business Address Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 6-3411
Transcript'on Service World
Membership NARTB
News Service Vf
Representative H-R Reps., Inc.
569
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OHIO
• • •
President L. A. Pixley
Gen., Sta. Mgr Robert O. Runnerstrom
Program Director Lee Lemon
Commercial Manager Lyle Lee
Chief Engineer Darrel Hunter
W M A N
MANSFIELD— 1939— ABC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Richland, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. . .1441/2 Park Ave. W.
Phone Number 4235-6
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative The Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen.-Sta.Comm. Mgr J. M. O'Hara
Soles Prom. Manager Carl Cndt
Prog.-Pub. Dir Robert James
Chief Engineer William Morrison
WMOA
MARIETTA— 1 946— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Marietta Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 201
Phone Number 1690
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative McGillvra
Membership NARTB
President WilUam G. Wells
General Manager R. Sanford Goiyer
Commercial Manager Fred Reynolds
Program Director Tom Butscher
Chief Engineer Charles E. Clark
WMRN
MARION— 1 940— ABC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By The Marion Bcstg. Co.
Buginess Address P. Q, 518
Phone Number 2-6666-7
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Horace Stovin. Canada
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen. -Sta. Mgr Robert T. Mason
Commercial Manager R. T. Mason. Jr.
Sis. Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Majorie Williams
Chief Engineer Francis Joseph Peters
WPFB
MIDDLETOWN— 1947
Frequency: 910 Kc. Power 1000 Watts d
100 Watts n.
Owned Operaled By Paul F. Braden
Address-Trans. Loc Lebanon-Coles Rd.
Phone Number 2-3625
Air Time 5:00 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr Paul F. Braden
Commercial Manager Ranny Daly
Pro., Pub. Dir Jack Kistler
Chief Engineer Larry Beckwith
WCLT
NEWARK— 1946
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Advocate Printing Co.
Address Newark, Ohio
Phone Number 4007
Air Time 6:45 a.m.-Sunset
News Service AP
Newspriper Affiliation The Advocate
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Meeker Associates
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Frank W. Spencer
Station Manager Thomas A. Rogers
Commercial Mgr Robert Pricer
Program Director Richard Welsbacher
Chief Engineer Benjamin Windle
WPTW
PIQUA— 1947— OSN
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper.. .Miami County Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address-Trans 1625 W. Covington Ave.
Phone Number 1420-1
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Pres.. Gen.. Comm.. Sta. Mgr.. .Richard E. Hunt
Sis. Prom. Mgr.. Pub.. Prog. Dir. . . Robert Bubp
Chief Engineer Bob Blaney
WNXT
PORTSMOUTH— 1951— ABC
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By .... Portsmouth Bcstg. Co.
Address Masonic Temple Bldg.
Phone Number 2-1961
Air Time Unlimited
News Service , UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Everett-McKinney
Pres.. Gen.. Sta.. Comm. Mgr.. Marshall Rosene
Program Director Dean Sturm
Publicity Director Thelma Henderson
Chief Engineer Russell Newman
WPAY
PORTSMOUTH— 1935— CBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
570
OHIO
Owned-Oper. By The Scioto Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio-Trans. Address 1009 Gcdlia Gt.
Phone Number 3-2111
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Newspaper Affiliation The Times
Transcription Service Associated
Representative The Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Roy D. Moore
Station Mgr Gerald F. Boyd
Commercial Manager Floyd M. Jackson
Program Director E. G. Sheridan
Publicity Director Ruth Stewart
Chief Engineer Maurice L. Myers
WLEC
SANDUSKY— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Lake Erie Bcstg. Co.
Address Cleveland Rd. & Huntington
Phone Number 5170
Air Time 6a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Representative Hal Holman
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., General-Station Mgr Jay Wagner
Commercial Manager Ralph S. Silver, Jr.
Program Director Robert Hinners
Sales Prom. Mgr Kathryn Heiser
Chief Engineer Jay Leibach
WIZE
SPRINGFIELD— 1940— ABC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By... Radio Voice of Springfield
Trons.- Address 117 W. High St.
Phone Number 3-4955
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative H. R. Representative, Inc.
President Charles Saviryer
Sta., Comm. Manager Arthur L. Martin
Pro., Pub. Dir John McEnaney
Chief Engineer Victor L. Bushong
WJEL
SPRINGFIELD— 1947
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Champion City Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 120 S. Limestone
Phone Number 3-4676
News Service ^^^
Representative McGillvra
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President George R. Walker
Gen., Sta. Mgr Chester R. Hinkle
Commercial Manager Vince Shannon
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Pro. Dir Bob Jenkins
Publicity Director Velma Owens
Chief Engineer Fred Eckardt
wwso
SPRINGFIELD— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1210 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Springfield, Inc.
Address Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Phone Number 3-6488
News Service AP
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
Representative Gill-Keefe & Perna
Transcription Service M. M. Cole
President Bradley Kincaid
V.P.. Gen. Mgr R. K. Wood
Program Director Ford Rush, Jr.
Chief Engineer Vernon B. Yeich
WS T V
STEUBENVILLE— 1940— MBS—
OHIO NET
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WSTV, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Exchange Realty Bldg.
Phone Number 2-6265-6-7
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Pearson
President Jack N. Berkmon
Gen.-Comm.-Sta. Mgr John J. Laux
Sales Prom. Mgr Joseph M. Troesch
Pgm., Pub. Dir Roy Briscoe
Chief Engineer Charles S. Shepherd
WSPD
TOLEDO— 1921— NBC
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Storer Broadcasting Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 136 Huron St.
Phone Number Adams 3175
Air Time Full Time
News Service INS, UP
Membership NARTB, BAB
Transcription Service World, Lang-Worth
Representative Katz
President George B. Storer
Gen., Sta. Mgr Allen L. Haid
Comm. Mgr Westf ord F. Shaimon
Program Director Emerson Kimble
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir. . . Richard Gourley
Chief Engineer William M. Stringfellow
WTOD
TOLEDO— 1946
Frequency: 1560 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Unity Corp.
Business-Studio Address. . . .515 Madison Ave.
Phone Number Garfield 5551
Air Time Day Time
571
• • •
OHIO
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB
President Edward Lamb
Gen., Sta., Prom.. Comm. Mgr. . . . Sunne Miller
Program Director Richard Rice
Chief Engineer Robert Sowers
WT 0 L
TOLEDO— 1938— ABC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . .Community Bcstg. Co.
Trans.-Address Bell Bldg.
Phone Number Adams 3291
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP, UP
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB
President Frazier Reams
Gen.-Station Mgr Thomas S. Bretherton
Commercial Manager Morton Neipp
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Bob Krieghoff
Program Director Karl R. Nelson
Chief Engineer Harold Holmes
WHHH
WARREN— 1941— MBS
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 5000 Watta
Owned-Oper. By Warren Tribune Radio
Station, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 108 Main St.
Phone Number 2212-9
Newspaper Affiliation The Tribune Co.
Air Time 6:45 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated, SESAC
President Helen Hart Hurlbert
General Manager Carl J. Raymond
Publicity Director Lewis W. Sirigas
Chief Engineer Robert E. Hardy
WCHO
WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE—
1952— KBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Court House Bdcstg. Co.
Address II31/2 S. Main St.
Phone Number 5-6211
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, SESAC
AP
SELLS
For
Stations and
Sponsors —
For instance . . .
.WHK
"For
reliability, 1 stick with AP-
-especially on the tough
stories that break fast. And salutes to AP's Cleveland Bureau |
for fast action on our requests and
questions!''
WAYNE SKAKEL,
News Editor,
WHK, Cleveland, Ohio
572
OHIO
Pres., Gen. Mgr L. Morse Weimer
Program Direcotr Art Layne
Station Manager Robert Mayer
Chief Engineer Carl Ebbert
WKOV
WELLSTON— 1952
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By S. H. Kovalan
Address P. O. Box 190
Phone Number 546
News Service UP
General Manager Stephen H. Kovalan
Comm.. Prom. Mgr Jack R. Daniels
Program Director Stan Ridge
Chief Engineer J. J. Rupert
WWST
WOOSTER— 1947
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . , Wooster Republican Ptg. Co.
Phone Number 760-1
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol, World
Membership BAB
General Manager Quentin W. Wotty
Program Director R. E. Heeter
Chief Engineer Burton L. Bowman
WRFD
WORTHINGTON— 1947
Frequency: 880 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Peoples Bcstg. Corp.
Address 246 N. High St.
Phone Number Fletcher 4711
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Geo. W. Clark. Inc.
President M. D. Lincoln
General Manager Herbert E. Evans
Commercial Manager Harry Bruce
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Phil Sheridan
Program Director Bob Geis
Chief Engineer Harold Schaaf
WBBW
YOUNGSTOWN— 1949
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner Mahoning Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Address Warner Theatre Bldg.
Phone Number Riverside 4442 1
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Station Representative Forjoe & Co.
Membership NARTB
IVRFD Reaches "R.F.D. Ohio" At Much Less Cost!
It was a great step forward when the United States Post Office instituted Rural Free
Delivery. It meant that folks in the rural areas of America could be reached almost as
easily as those living in the cities and towns! Yes, Rural Free Delivery was a great ad-
ronce, but here's an even better, much less expensive way to reach buyers in Ohio's
SILLION DOLLAR RURAL MARKET! Put your sales message on WRFD— the station
^hat farmers depend upon and listen to for the best in farm features and programs plus
«rell produced entertainment! WRFD gives you deeper penetration at LOWER COST
^han any other advertising medium! Ohio's Rural Radio Station SELLS Ohio's Rural
V^arket! For the complete WRFD story, telephone the studios (Franklin 2-5342) or get
n touch with our national representative.
^RFD - WORTHINGTON, OHIO - PEOPLES BROADCASTING CORP.
WRFD
5,000 WATTS AT 880 KC.
GEORGE W. CLARK, INC.-NATIONAL REP.
1^
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by Aug. 1953
Interim Tower 300 ft.
ASSOCIATED PRESS AND UNITED PRESS NEWS WIRES
i74
OHIO
President, Ch. Eng lohn Cherpack, Jr.
Vice-Pres., Gen.-Comm. Mgr Gene Trace
Program Director Tony Ross
Publicity Director Marilyn Noble
WFMJ
YOUNGSTOWN— 1939
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WFMJ Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 101 W. Boardman
Phone Number 3-4121
Air Time 6 a.m.-l:05 a.m.
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, Standard
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr William F. Maag, Jr.
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr. . . Leonard E. Nasman
Program Director Ronald W. Richards
Chief Engineer Frank A. Dieringer
W K B N
YOUNGSTOWN— 1926— CBS
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WKBN Bcstg. Corp.
Phone Number 2-1145
Air Time Full Time
Address 3930 Sunset Blvd.
News Service UP, AP
Newspaper Affiliation Plain Dealer
Transcription Service World. Lang-Worth
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Warren P. Williamson. Jr.
Station Manager J. Lothair Bowden
Promotion Mgr Howard Rempes
Program Director Don Brice
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.
Phone Number 2-5431
Newspaper Affiliation Zanesville Publ. Co.
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Cloy Littick
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Bill Eberle
Gen., Station Manager Vernon A. Nolte
Dir. of Sales Nate Milder
Chief Engineer WiUiam A. Hunt
AP
SELLS
For Stations and Sponsors —
For instance
WHK
"AP's reputation for fast,
accurate service makes it
easy when I go to a client to
renew a newscast contract.
Half my selling job is done
by having AP."
[OSEPH A. BERES,
Account* Executive,
WHK, Cleveland, Ohio
C^^iz:)
575
Pop. April I, 195^ (Est.) 2,264,000— Total Housing Units 719,000
V am Hies April I, /953 (Est.) 626,000—Stations in State 45
K A D A
ADA— 1934— ABC-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KADA Bcstg., Inc.
Business Address Box 642
Phone Number 12-3
Address No. Broadway
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative The Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Dr. C. C. Morris
General Manager Billy T. Hoover
Station Manager Brown Morria
Prod., Music Dir Zelma Dean Woods
Program Director Nadine Mullinax
News Director Charles Seybert
Chief Engineer George Miller
KWHW
ALIUS— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Altus Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address 205 N. Main
Phone Number 1405
Air Time 7 a.in.-10 p.m.
News Service AP
Representative Hil F. Best
Newspaper Aiiiliation ''Timss-Democrat"
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Frank E. Wimberly
Chief Engineer Ernest Baucum
KVSO
ARDMORE— 1935— ABC
OKLA. NET
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Operated By John F. Easley
Bus. Studio Address 112 N. Washington
Phone Number 3030
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Newspaper Affiliation Daily Ardmoreite
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Representative The Taylor Co.
General Manager Albert Riesen
Comm. Mgr J. E. Riesen
Program Director Dolly Dutton
Publ city Director Galy Varnell
Chief Engineer William E. Kolb
KWON
BARTLESVILLE— 1941— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . Bartlesville Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address. . .Union Natl. Bonk Bldg.
Phone Number 1400
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
President, Gen., Sta. Mgr J. Fred Case
Comm., Prom. Mgr John Collins
Chief Engineer Roger Billings
KBWL
BLACKWELL— 1952
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Star Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Phone Number 309
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
General Manager R. L. McCarrell
Chief Engineer Charles Hobbs
KWCO
CHICKASHA— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1560 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
250 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By . . Washita Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Address KWCO Bldg.
Phone Number 2899
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Co-own., Gen. Mgr., President ... P. D. Jackson
Commercial Manager Hoyt Caldwell
Program Director Lorine Null
Sis. Prom. Mgr Lorine Null
Chief Engineer Neal M. Allen
KWOE
CLINTON— 1949
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. Western Okla. Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 706
Phone Number 617
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Station Representative Hil F. Best
General Manager V. M. Preston
Commercial Manager Leo Trembly
Prom. Mgr., Prog. Dir Lew Preston
Chief Engineer Hubert Gaston
KWHP
CUSHING— 1952
Frequency: 1800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By W. H. Payne
Address 203 N. Harrison
Phone Number 922
News Sei vice AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
576
OKLAHOMA
General Manager William H. Payne
Commercial Manager Jerry Watson
Program Director DeWitt Waites
Promotion Manager LoRena Payne
Chief Engineer Charles F. Hebard
KRHD
DUNCAN— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 250 Watts d..
100 n.
Owned-Operated By Duncan Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1192
Phone Number 1350
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
President R. H. Drury
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Leo Morris
Sales Prom. Mgr Bill Brubaker
Pgm. Dir Henry Mattison
Publicity Dir John Moen
Chief Engineer Dale Bishop
KSEO
DURANT— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 750 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . .Democrat Printing Co.
Address Democrat Bldg.
Phone Number 2200
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Partners R. F. Story. Bennett Story
General Manager Leroy Moses
Chief Engineer Leonard Brown
KASA
ELK CITY— 1932— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Southwest Bcstg. Co.
Address North Randall St.
Phone Number 731
Manager Lonnie J. Preston
Program Director Alice Howenstine
Chief Engineer G. K. Fenter
K C R C
ENID— 1929— ABC-OKLA. NET
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 1000 Walts
Owned-Oper. By Enid Radiophone Co.
Bus.-Studio Address Broadway Tower
Phone Number 447
Air Time 6 a,m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
News. Affil.. ."Morning News." "Daily Eagle"
Representative O. L. Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB
President Milton B. Garber
577
General Manager Guy B. Farnsworth
Commercial Mgr H. P. Hale
Program Director B. Napier
Publicity Director Cecil E. Hill
Chief Engineer Murray D. Coleman
KGWA
ENID— 1949— MBS
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Cwned-Oper. By. . . .Public Bcstg. Service, Inc.
Address 1151/2 E. Broadway
Phone Number 4230
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Rombeau
President George Hutchison
Gen., Sta.. Prom. Mgr H. J. Godschalk
Comm. Mgr., Pgm., Publ. Dir Tom Belcher
Chief Engineer William Teitzel Jr.
KTAT
FREDERICK— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Frederick Bcstg. Co.
Address Main & Grand
Phone Number 1010
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Hil F. Best
General Manager (Ptnr.) J. D. Jones, Jr.
Program Director Mary Wheeler
Comm. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Evelyn Jones
Chief Engineer J. D. Jones, Jr.
KGYN
GUYMON— 1948
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Plains Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 38
Phone Number 888
News Service UP
Transcription Service World. Thesaurus
Membership NARTB, BAB
Representative Hil F. Best
President. Gen. Mgr T. M. Rabum, Jr.
Commercial Manager Ed Slater
Chief Engineer Herbert L. Noyes
KTJS
HOBART— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By T. J. Shriner
Address 315 E. 11th St.
Phone Number 1070
News Service AP
President, Ch. Eng T. J. Shriner
Program Director Mary Jo Shriner
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OKLAHOMA
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KIHN
HUGO— 1948
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By Little Dixie Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 248
Phone Number 1140
News Service AP
Transcription Service SESAC
President George Malone
Gen., St. Mgr Elzie B. Parker
Chief Engineer Dalton E. Jones
K S W 0
LAWTON— 1941
ABC-OKLA. NET
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Okla. Quality Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 406V2 D Ave.
Phone Number 1380
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative The Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President R. H. Drewry
General, Sta- Manager Allan Page
Commercial Mgr Neil Ashlock
Sales Prom. Mgr„ Pub. Dir. . . Bill McReynolds
Program Director Morgan Roberts
Chief Engineer Bill Buford
KNED
McALESTER— 1950
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. .Pittsburg Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address Aldridge Hotel
Phone Nxunber 1460
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol, Thesaurus
Pres., Gen. Mgr Ray Van Hooser
Commercial Manager Phil Reed
Program Director Juanita Van Hooser
Chief Engineer Dexter Ferry
KTMC
McALESTER— 1946— ABC-OKLA.
Frequency: 1400 Ec Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operaied By McAlester Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Box 157
Phone Number 241 1
News Service AP
Representative The Taylor Co.
President WUUam Young
Commercial Manager Bob Baggett
General Manager James O. Wilson. Jr.
Chief Engineer Harold Duncan
KGLC
MIAMI— 1948— KBS-WESTERN
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Miami Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 511
Phone Number 3303
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service . . . Standard, Lang-Worth
Representative Adam Young
Membership NARTB, BAB
President M. K. Hutts
General Manager Charles L. Unger, Jr.
Program Director Bill York
Chief Engineer Louis Stone
KBIX
MUSKOGEE— 1936— ABC-OKLA.
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Okla. Press Pub. Co.
Address 214-216 Wall St.
Phone Number 74
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Newspcrper Affiliation . . . Daily Phoenix. Times
Democrat
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative The Taylor Co.
President Tams Bixby, Jr.
Station Manager Walter W. Weber
Commercial Manager Paul Perry
Program Director Howard Whitely
Chief Engineer Eugene Edwards
KMUS
MUSKOGEE— 1948— MBS
GRASS ROOTS
Frequency: 1380 Kc... Power: 1000 d., 500 n.
Owned-Oper. By... Eastern Okla. Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 412^2 Court St.
Phone Number 656
News Service UP
Transcription Service World, Standard
Representative Pearson
President R. M. Mountcastle
Gen., Station Mgr Jimmie Barry
Program Director George Overton
Chief Engineer James Keitel
KNOR
NORMAN— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Cleveland County
Bcstg. Co.
Address p. O. Box 542
Phone Number 474
News Service UP
578
OKLAHOMA
Transcription Service World
Gen. Mgr. (Ptnr.) William S. Morgan
Conun. Mgr Tol Dickenson
Progrom Director Gene Stansberry
Chief Engineer Gene Morris
KBYE
OKLAHOMA CITY— 1946
Frequency: 890 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Opearted By State Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 9th & Broadway
Phone Number 3-2323
President Kenyon Brown
KLPR
OKLAHOMA CITY— 1947
Frequency: 1140 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Byrne Rosa
Business Address 128 V2 W. Commerce St.
Phone Number 3-6358
News Service AP
Membership NARTB, BAB
Owner. Pres.. Gen. Mgr Byrne Ross
Prom. Comm. Mgr Fred Farha
Program Director Mrs. Kathleen Burkelt
Chief Engineer Joy Davis
KO C Y
OKLAHOMA CITY— 1922
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Plaza Court Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Plaza Court Bldg.
Phone Number Forest 5-4333
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr M. H. Bcnebrake
Sta.. Comm Manager George Collison
Program Director John D. Harrison
Chief Engineer Howard Hollars
K 0 M A
OKLAHOMA CITY— 1931— CBS
Frequency: 1520 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KOMA, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 7300 Lincoln Blvd.
Phone Number Victor 3-6641
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-12:30 a.m.
News Service ^^
Transcription Service Standard, Lang- Worth
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB
President John Toole Griffin
General-Station Mgr J. J. Bernard
Sales Prom. Mgr Ben H. Holmes
Commercial Manager Raymond Ruff
Program Director Mack Fuller
Chief Engineer M. W. Thomas
KTOK
OKLAHOMA CITY— 1927— ABC
Frequency: 1000 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KTOK. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1800 W. Main
Phone Number 3-8352
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service World
Representative O. L. Taylor Co.
President Wendell Mayes
General Manager E. L, Colbourn
Program Director Dick Kirchner
Chief Engineer Clifford Easum
KTOW
OKLAHOMA CITY— 1948
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Sooner Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Liberty Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 2-6367
News Service ^^
Representative Rambeou
Membership NARTB
President ^^^P^ ^all
Gen., Sta. Mgr Rex M. Lester. Jr.
Commercial. Sales Prom. Mgr Ross Baker
Pgm.. Pub. Dir Bill Bryan
Chief Engineer ^°^^ ^*"
W K Y
OKLAHOMA CITY— 1920— NBC
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WKY Radiophone Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 500 E. Britton Rd.
Phone Number "^^'""r ,f"^.^^i
.. -.;«*» Unlimited
Air Tmie ap UP
News Service ^J,' "*^
Newspaper Affiliation Oklahoman, Times
Transcription Service Standard
Representative - -^^^
Membership ;5'ARTB
President E. K. Gaylord
Manager ^ " ' JVu "^^
Commercial Manager Robert E. Chapman
Program Director Paul Brawner
Public Rel. Mgr Ray Scales
Chief Engineer H. J. Lovell
579
OKLAHOMA
K H B G
OKMULGEE— 1937— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Okmulgee Bcstg. Corp,
Business Address 114 1/2 East 7th St.
Phone Number 3646
News Service AP
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB
President Don Reynolds
G-n., Sta. Mgr John R. Trotter
Program Director Gladys LeGrand
Chief Engineer John Brenneman
KVLH
PAULS VALLEY— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned Operated By KVLH Bcstg. Co.
Business Trans. Address P. O. Box 610
Phone Number 1470
Air Time Day Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Hil F. Best
President James T. Jackson
General Manager Phil Crenshaw
Sales Prom. Mgr J. J. Gray
Chief Engineer George Rountree
WBBZ
PONCA CITY— 1928— MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By The Ponca City Publ. Co.
Address 1801 E. Oklahoma
Phone Number 6607-8
Air Time Full Time
Newspaper Affiliation The News
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Clyde E. Muchmore
Sta„ Gen. Mgr Cy Casper
Commercial Mgr M. E. Sheid
Pgm. Dir. William G. Maugans
Publicity Director Gareth Muchmore
Chief Engineer W. Carroll Blewster
KOLS
PRYOR— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Lakes Area Bcstg. Co.
Address Fifth & S. Mill Sts.
Phone Number 1263
Transcription Service SESAC
News Service AP
Gen.. Sta. Mgr L. L. Gaffaney
Commercial Manager Mrs. L. L. Gaffaney
Program Director Merle Caldwell
Chief Engineers. . .R. L. Padgett, Tom Graves
KG F F
SHAWNEE— 1930
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KGFF Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Hotel Aldridge
Phone Number 4390
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Newspaper Affiliation Stauffer Publ., Inc.
Transcription Service World
President Oscar S. Stauffer
Gen., Sta. Manager Wilford C. Dickson
Commercial Manager Fred Davis
Program Director Jerry Ziegler
Chief Engineer Delbert Grady
KSPI
STILLWATER— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 780 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Stillwater Publishing Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 231
Phone Number 311
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service UP
Newspaper Affiliation News-Press
Transcription Service World
Representative Thomas Clark
President C. R. Bellatti
General Manager L. F. Bellatti
Program Director J. R. Bellatti
Chief Engineer Paul McCoIlum
KAKC
TULSA— 1946
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d«
500 n.
Owned-Oper. By Public Radio Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address 412 E. Fifth St.
Phone Number 4-2401
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Walker
President-Treas S. E. Avey
V.P., General Manager James L. Neal
Sales Promotion Manager Rusty Kirk
Program Director John B. Wheelei
Chief Engineer M. M. Donley
KFMJ
TULSA— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By.... Fred Jones Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1242 S. Boston
580
OKLA HOMA
Phone Number 5-5555
News Service UP
Representative Indie Sales
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Fred Jones
General Manager Lawson Taylor
KO M E
TULSA— 1398
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 5000 d.. 1000 n.
Owned-Oper. By Oil Capital Sales Corp.
Business-Studio Address Kome Bldg.
Phone Number 3-4121
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Pearson
President John E. Brown Jr.
Exec. Vice-Pres Storm Whaley
General Manager Riley R. Gibson
Chief Engineer Roy Brown
KRMG
TULSA— 1949— ABC
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts d..
25.000 n.
Owned-Operated By. .All Oklahoma Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address.. 311 So. Denver Ave.
Phone Number 5-3291
Transcription Service Capitol
Air Time Full Time
Representative John Blair
News Service AP
Membership NARTB
President Robert S. Kerr
General Manager Robert B. Jones, Jr.
Sta.. Comm. Mgr Frank S. Lane
Sales Prom. Mgr Ann Fellows
Program Director David E. Wilson
Chief Engineer William H. Bradley
K V 0 0
TULSA— 1925— NBC
Frequency: 1170 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... Southwestern Sales Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Philtower Bldg.
Phone Number 2-3281
Air Time 24 hrs.
News Service UP. INS
Transcription Service Standard, World
Representative Edward Petry
President W. G. Skelly
V.P.. General Mgr William B. Way
Commercial Manager Gustav K. Brandborg
Sales Prom. Mgr N. T. McClorln
Program Director Joe O'Neill
Production Director John Henry
Chief Engineer Watt Stinson
KWSH
WEWAKA— 1951— ABC-KBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: LOOO Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Tri Cities Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address Box 1260
Phone Number 1260-1261
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service -^^
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Taylor
Membership NARTB
President Dr. C. C. Morris
General Manager Bill Hoover
Station Manager. Pa* Murphy
Commercial Manager Roy Judge
Program Director Don O^^n
Publicity Director Romane Bailes
Chief Engineer Warren W. Abbott
K T U L
TULSA— 1934— CBS
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Tulsa Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Boulder-on-the-Park
Phone Number 2-3191
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB, BAB
President John T. Griffin
V.P. & Gen. Mgr John Esau
Commercial Mgr L. A. Blust, Jr.
Sales Prom. Mgr George Ketcham
Program Director Karl Janssen
Chief Engineer Robert Snider
KSIW
WOODWARD— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watt.
Owned-Oper. By Woodward Bcstg. Co.
Address Trans. Loc 22 & Cedar Sts
Phone Number :: \ V
Air Time 6 a.m.-10:15 p^.
News Service • • • • ^^
Transcription Service Capitol. Thesaurus
Representative ^fnTTAB
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Edward A. Ryan
Sales Prom. Mgr Paul F. Kelly
Program Director Lenora W. Ryan
Chief Engineer George Archer
Chief Announcer Mark Gaston
581
Pop. April I, 1933 (Est.) 1 ,601,000— Total Housing Units 529,000
Vamilies April /. /953 (Est.) 306,000— Stations in State 47
K W I L
ALBANY— 1941— MBS-DON LEE
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Central Willamette Bcstg.
Bus. -Studio-Trans. Loc Queen Ave. & Elm
Phone Number 1234-5
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Newspaper Affiliation "Democrat Herald"
Representative John Keating
Membership NARTB. BAB
President R. R. Cronise
General Manager Chet Wheeler
Publicity Director Ken McCoy
Commercial Manager Johnny BIrrel
Station Manager Warren Stoffer
Sales Prom. Mgr Mai Waltman
Program Director LeRoy Jolley
Publicity Director Ken McCoy
Chief Engineer, Farm Editor . Herbert Davidson
KWIN
ASHLAND— 1946
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By Rogue Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address 1160 Helman Rd.
Phone Number 2-1351
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-ll p.m.
Trustee H. R. Morris
KAST
ASTORIA— 1936— MBS-KBS
DON LEE
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Astoria Bcstg. Co.
Bus. -Studio Address 1006 Taylor Ave.
Phone Number 95
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Art Moore
Membership BAB
President Robert B. Chessman
Gen.. Sta. Mgr R. D. Holmes
Program Director Mrs. Mary Ristola
Commercial Manager Irving Steinbock
Chief Engineer Jay Bruce Whitwell
KVAS
ASTORIA— 1950
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Clatsop Video Bcstrs.
Address 612 Commercial St.
Phone Number 41
Representative Moore
Transcription Service World
News Service UP
Membership NARTB
President L. E. Parsons
KBKR
BAKER— 1939— KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Inland Radio, Inc.
Bus.-Studlo Address 2030 Auburn Sts.
Phone Number 140
News Service UP
Transcription Service Warld
Membership NARTB
President Lee W. Jacobs
Gen., Comm. Mgr Kenneth B. Lockwood
Program Dlr Kenneth Holden
Chief Engineer Walt Boblsud
K B N D
BEND— 1938— MBS
Frequency: 1110 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Central Oregon Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studlo Address Coble Bldg.
Phone Number 848
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll p.in.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative W. S. Grant
Membership NARTB
Gen., Sta. Mgr Frank H. Loggan
Comm. Mgr Doug Gaines
Pgm. Dir Kessler Cannon
Publicity Director Jack Thornton
Chief Engineer Robert Dickinson
K 0 OS
COOS BAY— 1928— MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KOOS, Inc.
Address 505 Hall Bldg.
Phone Number 4321-4331
Air Time Day Time
News Service UP, AP
Newspaper Affiliation Times
Reps Keating, For joe
President Sheldon F. Sackett
General Manager Fred F. Chltty
Station Manager Phil Waters
Program Director John Tasnady
Chief Engineer Nate Olson
5S2
OREGON
KWRO
COQUILLE— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KWRO, Inc.
Address p. o. Box 396
Phone Number 3951
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol. World
Representative Keating
Sect.-Treas W. E. Walsh
Manager George Stratton
Commercial Manager Lynn C. Thomas
Chief Engineer Floyd Nichols
KRUL
CORVALLIS— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Pacific States Radio Co.
Address Trans. Lot 1221 So. 15th St.
Phone Number 3-3322
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Keating
President I. C. Haley
Gen., Sta. Mgr., Pub. Dir Loyal H. Vickers
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Jack Gallent
Program Director John Hodge
Chief Engineer Bob Cowart
K 0 D L
THE DALLES— 1900— KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 d., 100 n.
Owned-Oper. By Western Radio Corp.
Trans. Address Scenic Dr. nr. Sorosis Pk.
Phone Number 2300
Air Time Full Time
News Service tJP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Pres., General Manager V. B. Kenworthy
Station Manager Paul E. Walden
Program Director Monte DeVon
Chief Engineer Douglas Whipple
KASH
EUGENE— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Air Ways, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1600
Phone Number 5-3357
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-12:30 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol. SESAC
Representative Donald Cooke
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr E. L. Kincaid
Commercial Manager Paul N. Plank
Program Director Laura Plank
Asst. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Clare Mattingly
Chief Engineer Norville M. Packard
KERG
EUGENE— 1949— CBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: lOOO Watts
Owned-Operated By Guard Pub. Co.
Address P. O. Box 506
Phone Number 5-4304
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Newspaper Affiliation "Register-Guard"
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Weed & Co.
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Alton F. Baker
Gen.. Sta. Mgr L. W. Trommlitz
Commercial Manager Herb Michael
Publicity Director Jack Craig
Prom. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Robert Fulton
Chief Engineer Calvert Applegate
K 0 R E
EUGENE— 1927— MBS-DON LEE
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Lane Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 1032
Phone Number 4-4214
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Everett-McKinney
Membership NARTB
Director Glenn McCormick
General Mgr Lee Bishop
Commercial Mgr Virgil Parker
Program-Production Dir Robert Eubanka
Publicity Dir Virgil Parker
Chief Engineer Floyd Vike»
KUGN
EUGENE— 1946— NBC
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KUGN, Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 590
Phone Number 4-6216
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative McHugh. Meeker
Membership NARTB
President C. H. Fisher
Sta. Manager S. W. McCready
Commercial Manager E. W. Karl
Program Director Reg Roos
Sales Prom. Mgr Robert Hilyer
Chief Engineer George Hathaway
583
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OREGON
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KFGR
FOREST GROVE— 1950
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Irving G. Schmidtke
Address Rt, 2. Box 245
Phone Number 6091
Transcription Service Standard, SESAC
News Service AP
Pres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr Irving V. Schmidtke
Commercial Manager John L. Elder
Prog., Pub. Dir Allen E. Hoffard
K U I N
GRANTS PASS— 1939— MBS
DON LEE
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Southern Oregon Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 148
Phone Number 4477
Air Time 6 a.m.-l 1 p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World, McGregor
Representative W. S. Grant
Membership NARTB. BAB
President A. E. Voorhies
General Manager E. A. Malone
Commercial Mgr M. K. Ball
Program Director Dave Allen
Chief Engineer N. L. Williams
KIHR
HOOD RIVER— 1950
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Ore.-Wash. Bcstrs.
Address P. O. Box 207
Phone Number 8561
General Mgr., Ptnr C. H. Fisher
Partner C. O. Fisher
Station Manager Don McGutcheon
Chief Engineer James H. Platz
KFJI
KLAMATH FALLS— 1923— MBS
DON LEE
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 5000 d.. 1000 n.
Owned Oper. By KFJI Bcstrs., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 692
Phone Number 22551
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative W. S. Grant, Keating
Membership NARTB
President W. D. Miller
Gen., Sta,, Comm. Mgr Dick Maguire
Prog., Pub. Dir Bob McVay
Chief Engineer William P. Grimes
KFLW
KLAMATH FALLS— 1946— ABC-CBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Herald Publ. Co.
Address P. O. Box 941
Phone Number 8115
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Everett-McKinney
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Frank Jenkins
General Manager Bud Chandler
Commercial Manager Aaron Boe
Chief Engineer Gilbert Walter
K L B M
LA GRANDE— 1938
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Inland Radio, Inc.
Address Old Oregon Trail
Phone Number 2201
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Lee Jacobs
Gen., Comm. Manager Ken Lillard
Chief Engineer Danny Bridges
KGAL
LEBANON— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Linn County Bcstrs., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 341
Phone Number 8631
News Service AP
President, Gen. Mgr W. Gordon Allen
Station Manager Nate Bridges
Commercial Manager Robert M. Bruce
Program Director Madeline Allen
Chief Engineer Danny Bridges
KM CM
McMINNVILLE— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Yamhill Bcstrs.
Address P. O. Box 207
Phone Number 381 1
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
News Service AP
President Jack B. Bladine
General Manager Louis F. Gillett
Commercial Manager Glasco Branson
Chief Engineer Milt Muir
KMED
MEDFORD— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d-
1000 Watts n.
584
OREGON
Owned-Operated By Radio Medford, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1306
Phone Number 2-4000
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service . . . Thesaurus, MacGregor
Station Representative Meeker Assoc.
President Vern Robinson
General, Sta. Manager Jennings Pierce
Commercial Manager Bill Hansen
Sis. Prom. Mgr., Publ. Dir Norm Oberst
Program Director Russ Jamison
Chief Engineer Ray Johnson
KYJC
MEDFORD— 1947— ABC-CBS
frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . .Medford Printing Co.
Trans. Address Barnett Rd.
Phone Number 2-5277
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Newspaper Aff ilaition Mail Tribune
Representative Grant
President Robert W. Ruhl
Gen., Sta. Mgr Jimmy Dunlevy
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Tom MacLeod
Pgm. Dir John Ahern
Publicity Director Betty Brugman
Chief Engineer Dick Woods
KNPT
NEWPORT— 1948
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Yaquina Radio, Inc.
Business Address Box 276
Phone Number 560
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Wm. A. Ayres
President, Station Manager Tom R. Becker
Commercial Manager Dan Kirch
Sales Prom. Mgr., Prog. Dir Ed Warmoth
Chief Engineer Tony Bryan
KFIR
NORTH BEND— 1951
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Bay Bcstg. Co.
Address. 1937 Union Ave.
Phone Number 5-7361
Air Time Full Time
News Service ^
Transcription Service Standard
Representative W. S. Grant & Co.
Pres., Gen. Mgr Josephine Bjornson
Commercial Manager William Kraus
Station Manager Glenn Nickell
Sales Prom. Mgr Wallace Cooper
Chief Engineer Arthur Schuldt
KSRV
ONTARIO— 1946
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Inland Radio, Inc.
Address Box 540
Phone Number 212
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Representative Oregon Trail
Transcription Service World. Standard
Membership NARTB
President Lee W. Jacobs
V.P., Gen. Mgr Gordon L. Capps
Commercial Manager Robert Humphreys
Program Director Ned Leibman
Chief Engineer Charles E. Harland
KGON
OREGON CITY-PORTLAND— 1947
Frequency: L230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Clackamas Bcstrs.
Business Address Box 391
Phone Number 1-5475
Air Time 24 hrs.
Studio-Transmitter Super Hiway, N.
Hews Service AP
Transcription Service World. Associated
Representative Robt. Meeker
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Dr. John H. Fitzgibbon
Conun., Prom., Gen. Mgr Irwin S. Adams
Program Director Sonorc Hoffman
Chief Engineer Edward G. Saxe
K W R C
PENDLETON— 1941
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Western Radio Corp.
Business Address P. O. Box 178
Phone Number 1425
News Service UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr V. B. Kenworthy
Station Manager Ted A. Smith
Program Director Denmon Dayton
Chief Engineer Larry Lester
KBKO
PORTLAND— 1948
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Mercury Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address... 3908 N.E. Sandy Blvd.
Phone Number MU 1290
Representative Forjoe
News Service UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr Thomas Kelly
Commercial Manager Charles D. Wheeler
V.P., Program Director Ric Thomas
Chief Engineer James Strickland
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K E X
PORTLAND— 1926— ABC
Frequency: 1190 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Westinghouse Radio
Address 1230 SW Main St.
Phone Number CApital 1881
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-2:00 a.m.
News Service UP. INS
Transcription Service Associated
Membership BAB
Station Representative Free & Peters Inc.
President E. V. Huggins
General Manager Joseph E. Baudino
Station Manager J, B. Ck>nley
Commercial Manager Robert H. Prigmore
Sales Promotion Manager. .Charles L. Burrow
Program Director Mel Bailey
Chief Engineer Tom Ely
K 0 I N
PORTLAND— 1925— CBS
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... Mt. Hood Radio-TV Bcstg.
Corp.
Business Address P. O. Box 1031
Phone Number ATwater 3333
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP. INS, UP
Transcription Service World. Thesatirus
Representative Avery-S[nodel
Membership NARTB, BAB
President C. Howard Lane
Gen. Mgr Harry H. Buckendahl
Promotion Director George Wann
Program Manager Ted W. Cooke
Natl Adv. Mgr J. L. Pabner
Dir. of Engineering Louis S. Bookwalter
KPAM
PORTLAND— 1951
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Bcstrs. Oregon Ltd.
Address P. O. Box 1230
Phone Number ATwater 0106
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated. World
Prea., Comm.. Gen. Mgr Stanley M. Goard
Program Director Douglas Ducklow
Chief Engineer Charles K. Dickson
K G W
PORTLAND— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper Pioneer Bcstrs. Inc.
Bub. -Studio Address 1320 S.W. Broadway
Phone Number BEacon 6364
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth. World
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NARTB
Pres., Sta. Mgr H. Quenton Cox
General Manager S. I. Newhouse, Jr.
Commercial Manager J. N. Wassan
Program Director Donald Whitman
Chief Engineer Harold C. Singleton
KLIQ
PORTLAND--1948
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Mercury Bdcstg. Co.
Address 3908 N.E. Sandy Blvd.
Phone Number Webster 1290
Pres., Gen. Mgr..
Prog. Dir 1 Gordon E, Bambrick
KPDQ
PORTLAND— 1947
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Walts d.
Owned-Operated By John W. Davis
Bus.-Studio-Trons. Address. 1008 S.W. 6th Ave.
Phone Number CA 9209
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Pres., Gen. Mgr John W. Davis
Commercial Manager Dave Jack
Program Director Bob Beattie
Chief Engineer Jack Adkins
KPOJ
PORTLAND— 1932— MBS
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Journal Publ. Co.
Phone Number Broadway 3484
Studio Address 1019 S.W. 10th
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Newspaper Affiliation Oregon Journal
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative John Blair
Membership NARTB
President P. L. Jackson
General-Station Manager R. M. Brown
Commercial Manager Robert C. La Bonte
Sales Prom. Mgr., Publ. Dir Isabell Hoyt
Program Director Jack Moys
Publicity Director Robert Whitely
Chief Engineer Richard R. Pooley
K W J J
PORTLAND— 1927
Frequency: 1080 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KWJJ Best. Co.
Bu2.-Studio Address 1011 S.W. 6th Ave.
Phone Number Atwater 4393
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Representative Weed & Co.
Pres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr Rod F. Johnson
Prog. Dir Jerry Speerstra
Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Ben Crosby
Chief Engineer Les Windes
586
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KXL
PORTLAND— 1926
Frequency: 750 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KXL Bcstrs.
Business-Studio Address Orpheum Bldg.
Phone Number BR. 6451
News Service UP, AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Walker
Pres„ Gen., Comm. Mgr H. S. Jacobson
Program Director George Anthony
Chief Engineer Ralph Mifflin
KRCO
PRINEVILLE— 1950
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Central Oregon
Address P. O. Box 188
Phone Number 6-239
Representative Gene Grant
Membership NARTB, BAB
News Service UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr Norbert A. Mikscho
Sta. Mgr., Ch. Eng C. R. Matheny
Commercial Manager Hal Newhouse
K S G A
REDMOND— 1952— ABC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Redmond Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 1240
Representative Forjoe
General Manager F. G. Lieser
Sales Prom. Mgr., Prog. Dir Jack Leutjen
Chief Engineer Al Horton
KRNR
ROSEBURG— 1935— DON LEE-CBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By News Review Co.
Address 211 N. Main St.
Phone Number 3-5551
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll:30 p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Newspaper Affiliation News Review Co.
Representatives Keating, Grant
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Frank Jenkins
Station Manager Leroy Hiall
Commercial Mgr Warren Ward
Program Director Lyle Fenner
Chief Engineer Max Dick
KRXL
ROSEBURG— 1950
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Umpqua Bcstrs., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 847
Phone Number 3-4464
President Donn Radabaugh
Gen., Sta. Manager Iris Rice Helliwell
Commercial Manager Lon D. Hunt
Chief Engineer G. A. Oliver
KGAE
SALEM— 1952
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By KGAE, Inc.
Address Box 768
News Service AP
Pres., Gen. Mgr W. Gordon Allen
Program Director Jack Till
Chief Engineer John Truhan
KOCO
SALEM— 1947
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Wcnw
Owned-Oper. By Loring Schmidt
Address Trans. Loca 1426 Edgewater St.
Phone Number 3-3108
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol, Associated.
Representative William G. Rambeau
General Manager Loring Schmidt
Program Director Carl Ritchie
Commercial Manager S. P. Smith
Chief Engineer Robert Suing
KSLM
SALEM— 1934— MBS
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 1000 Watw
Owned-Operated By Oregon Radio, Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 631
Phone Number 3-4831
Representative Everett, McKinney
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World. Lang-Worth
Membership NARTB, BAB
President. Gen. Mgr Glenn McCormick
Sales Prom., Sta. Mgr Dave Hoss
Commercial Manager Bill Ross
Publicity Director Herb Smith
Chief Engineer Clyde Carlton
KTIL
TILLAMOOK— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Tillamook Bcstg, Co.. Inc.
Business Address Star Route W.
Phone Number 1122
Representative Continental
President F. H. Guyton
Manager Tom Hoover
Chief Engineer Larry Brunes
=PENNSYLVANIA=
Pop. April 19^3 (Est.) 11,072,000— Total Housing Units 3,060,000
Fatnilies April I, 1953 (Est.) 2,853.000— Stations in State 113
WAEB
ALLENTOWN— 1949— ABC
QUAKER
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By: WAEB, Inc.
Address Center Square
Phone Number .4-9364
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service UP
Representative George P. HoUingbery Co.
President Howard Wasserman
General Manager Milton Laughlin
Program Director Thomas A. Earley
Chief Engineer William Gottshall
WHOL
ALLENTOWN— 1948— CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Operated By . . . AUentown Bcstg. Corp.
Phone Number AUentown 4-4801
Air Time 7 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Thesaurus
Representative Robert Meeker
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Chasles G. Helwig
Sta. Mgr.. Pgm. Dir J. F. Chambers
Publicity Dir Marten Musket
Chief Engineer Gerald B. Worst
WKAP
ALLENTOWN— 1947
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Operated By WKAP. Inc.
Bus. Studio Address P. O. Box 689
Phone Number Hemlock 3-3166
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Weed
President N. Joe Rahall
Sta.. Gen. Mgr O. R. Davies
Program Director Marshall Cleaver
Chief Engineer C. Frank Cordaro
WSAN
ALLENTOWN— 1923— NBC
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Oper. Bv . . . Lehigh Valley Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 39-41 N. Tenth St.
Phone Numbe' 4-9511
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Headley Reed
General Manager B. Bryan Musselman
Comm. Mgr Olivia P. Musselman
Dir. of Programs .George Y. Snyder
Chief Engineer Reuel H. Musselman
W F B G
ALTOONA— 1924— NBC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Gable Bcstg. Co.
Address 1320 11th Ave.
Phone Number 6467
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative H-R Reps., Inc.
Membership NARTB
President George P. Gable
General Manager John M. Snyder
Chief Engineer George Burgoon
WRTA
ALTOONA— 1947— ABC-MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc. . Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Operated By Thompson Bcstg. Co.
WHOL
ALLENTOWN, PA.
CBS
Scrvinp a progressive and prosperous area of
diversified manufacturincf plants; rich farms
and splendid educational institutions ; WHOL
should definitely be your choice in the Allen-
toivn-Bethlehem market . . . 2rd in Pennsyl-
vania . . . 42nd in the Nation.
The last census showed approximately 403,000
residents in the area served by WHOL. Retail
sales in 1951 amounted to more than $350,-
000,000 . . . and farm dollars exceeded $28,-
000,000. You certainly 7vant some of this busi-
ness for your client's products, and WHOL
can deliver it to you.
CHAS. G. HELWIG, Esq.
President
Rep. ROBERT MEEKER
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PENNSYLVANIA
Address 1421 12th Ave.
Phone Number 6646
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Robert Meeker
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Roy F. Thompson
Comm., Prom. Mgr William Clear
Program Director Dorothy M. Thompsson
Publicity Dir S. Carlton Ayers
Chief Engineer George R. Burgeon
WVAM
ALTOONA— 1948— CBS
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By General Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 151
Phone Number 8127
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Weed & Co.
Membership NARTB
President Emanuel S. Leopold
Gen., Sta., Prog. Manager Robert G. Walter
Comm.. Prom. Mgr Will Union
Chief Engineer Irvin Metzger
WHLM
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
The 1951 retail sales in the area serviced by
WHLM amounted to $147,346,000. Add to
this $21,847,900 of farming dollars and you
pet a pretty fair idea zvhy we say. Time
Buyers, yon can't afford to pass up the selling
pozver of WHLM."
Located in WHLM's primary coverage area
are the famous Magee Carpet Company,
American Car & Foundry, Wise Potato Chips
and Merck Drug Cotnpany, to mention just a
few with good, big payrolls.
HARRY L. MAGEE
Owner and Operator
WAVL
APOLLO— 1947
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned Oper. By Trl-Borough Bcstg. Co.
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
General Manager Cecil F. Clifton
Chief Engineer H. E. Smith
WNCC
BARNSBORO— 1950— KBS
Frequency 950 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By No. Cambria Bcstrs.
Phone Number 1010
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
News Service UP
Pres., Pub. Mgr Harris G. Breth
General Manager W. J. Thomas
Sta., Comm., Prom. Mgr William R. Raihall
Prog. Dir Lee Stauffer
Chief Engineer Dyle Miller
WBVP
BEAVER FALLS— 1948
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WBVP, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. . .1216 Seventh Ave.
Phone Number 4100
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP, AP
Transcription Service Standard, World
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Frank R. Smith, Jr.
Sta., Comm. Prom. Mgr Thomas B. Price
Program Director Charles H. Wilson
Chief Engineer Gerald Cushina
WGPA
BETHLEHEM— 1946
Frequency: 1100 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By The Bethlehems' Globe
Bus.-Studio Address 426 Brodhead Ave.
Phone Number University 6-8074-5
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service ^^
Transcription Service Capitol. Thesaurus
Membership NARTB, BAB
General Manager Ellis Service
Station Manager Arthur C. McCracken
Comm.. Sales Prom. Mgr Frank Collie
Prod.. Pgm. Dir Stefan George
Chief Engineer Edwin L. Hybok
WHLM
BLOOMSBURG— 1951
Frequency: 690 kc Power: 1000 Watts a.
Owned-Operated By Bloom Radio
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Address Hotel Magee
Phone Number 1800-1
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth, World
Membership NARTB
President Harry Magee
Sta. Mgr Robert R. Williams
Comm. Mgr L. J. Campbell
Sales Prom. Mgr Fran Saunders
Prog. Dir lames K. Stock
Publicity Dir Ray Calabrese
Chief Engineer Anthony Hogg
WCNR
BLOOMSBURG— 1946
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By The Columbia-Montour
Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address 38 W. Main St.
Phone Number 1700
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Membership NARTB
President Robert R. Eyerly
Gen. Mgr Ed Darlington
Chief Engineer Robert Fulton
WLOA
BRADDOCK— 1947
Frequency: 1550 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Opercrted By Matta Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. . .1233 Braddock Ave.
Phone Number Electric 1-1100
News Service UP
Membership NARTB
President, Gen. Mgr William G. Matta
Commercial Manager George Matta
Sales Prom. Mgr Anna C. Weber
Program Dir Russell Linhart
Publicity Dir Ann Popovich
Chief Engineer Elmer L. Heess
WESB
BRADFORD— 1 947— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By WESB
Business Address 43 Main St.
Phone Number 3173
Air Time 7 a.m..l2 M. (8 a.m.-12 M.-Sun.)
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NARTB
Gen. Mgr.. Sis. Prom., Pub. Dir. J. M. Cleary
Commercial Manager James Ponder
Program Dir Lloyd P. Gordon
Chief Engineer Dean Merry
WBUT
BUTLER— 1948
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Eagle Printing Co.
Phone Number 75-778
Transcription Service Thesourus
News Service AP
President John L. Wise
Sta.. Comm. Mgr Philip B. Hirsch
Sales Prom, Mgr Vernon L. Wise, Jr.
Program Director Joseph Laconi
Chief Engineer Gerald L. Coleman
W I S R
BUTLER— 1941— TRI-STATE-KBS
Frequency: 880 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . .The Butler Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 357 N. Main St.
Phone Number 4701-2
Transmitter Location McKinley Ave. Ext.
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-Sunset
News Service UP
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Joel W. Rosenblum
News Dir., Sta. Mgr Robert Kaufman
Program Director Warren Ihlenf eld
Chief Engineer Paul Rex
WCDL
CARBONDALE— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Carbondale Bdcstg., Co., Inc.
Address 127 Salem Rd.
Phone Number Carbon. 1230
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC, World
Representative Donald Cooke, Inc.
Membership NARTB
President William H. Ware
Gen., Sta. Mgr John R. Kreiger
Comm. Mgr Frank T. Bailey
Program Director Anthony P. Perry
Chief Engineer Robert G. Adams
WH YL
CARUSLE— 1948
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Richard Field Lewis, Jr.
Business Address Holly Pike
Phone Number Carlisle 1785
News Service UP
General Mgr Winslow T. Porter
Program Dir Clinton H. Morse
Chief Engineer Jack Simmons
590
PENNSYLVANIA
WCHA
CHAMBERSBURG— 1946
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Wotts d.
Owned-Oper. By Chambersburg Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address Craft Press Bldg.
Phone Number 1110
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol, Standard
Representative For joe
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Manager John S. Booth
Commercial Manager Earl P. Strine
Program Director Allen Saunders
Chief Engineer James McCurdy
WESA
CHARLEROI— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 940 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Monongahela Valley Bcstg.
Business-Studio Address Fifth St.
Phone Number 3-6551
Air Time Local sunrise-local sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB
President Dr. A. S. Sickman
Gen. Mgr C. R. Duvall
Program Dir George Gailey
Chief Engineer Silvio Garaf alo
WPWA
CHESTER— 1947
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Lou Poller
Business Address Chester
Phone Number 4-4321
Air Time Full Time
News Service ^^
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Forjoe
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Lou Poller
Commercial Manager Cy Swingle
Program Director Jeff Scott
Sales Prom. Mgr Mort Rosenman
Publicity Director Rhona Lloyd
Chief Engineer Harry Simmington
WVCH
CHESTER— 1948
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By James M. Tlsdale
Bus.-Studio Address... WoH Bldg.. Market Sq.
Phone Number Chester 2-8861
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service ^^
Pres.. Gen., Comm. Mgr James M. Tisdale
Program Director Robert A. Hibbert, Jr.
Chief Engineer James M. Tisdale
WCPA
CLEARFIELD— 1947
Frequency: 900 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ....Clearfield Bdcsters. Inc.
Address 215 Church St.
Phone Number 5-5541
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
Newspaper Affiliation Clearfield Progress
News Service UP
Transcription Service. .Thesaurus, Lang-Wortfc
Membership NARTB, BAB
President W. K. Ulerich
Gen., Prom. Mgr W. J. Thomas
Sta., Comm. Mgr Joseph Milsop
Program Dir Margaret Nemeth
Chief Engineer Lewellyn Duck
WCOJ
COATESVILLE— 1949— QUAKER
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Chester Co. Bcstg. Co.
Address 703 E. Chestnut St.
Phone Number 2100
Transcription Service SES AC
News Service UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr William S. Halpern
Promotion Manager Donald Kimes
Program Dir Del Shook
Secy., Chief Engr Louis N. Seltzer
WCVI
CONNELLSVILLE— 1947
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Connellsville Bcstrs.. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 124 W. Crawford Ave.
Phone Number Connellsville 2700
Air Time 7 a.m.-12 M.
News Service ^
Transcription Service SESAC. World
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Raymond Galiardi
Gen., Sta. Mgr Jack Craddock
Chief Engineer Paul Queer
WBUX
DOYLESTOWN— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Charles M. Meredith
Business-Studio Address 203 Juniper St.
Phone Number Quakertown 517
Newspaper Affiliation "Free Press"
News Service ^"
Transcription Service World
Representative Indie Sales, Inc.
Membership ^^^
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr William A. Lynch
Sales Prom. Mgr Raymond J. Ritz
Program Director Robert Fretz
Chief Engineer Paul Fireman
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PENNSYLVANIA
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WCED
DUBOIS— 1940— CBS-LBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Tri-County Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 80 N. Park PI.
Phone Number 1700
Newspaper Affiliation "Courier-Express"
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative McGillvra
President Harold Gray
General Mgr Jason S. Gray
Commercial Manager George Williams
Pgm. Dir Ed Paul
Prom., Pub. Manager Ken Johnston
Chief Engineer Bernard Gurewich
WEST
EASTON— 1936— NBC-MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Associated Bcstrs., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 516 Northampton St.
Phone Number 6131
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Robert Meeker
5000 WATTS
DAY
AND
NIGHT
WERC
NBC
AFFILIATE
1260 KC
ERIE'S LEADING
REGIONAL STATION
PROOF CHECK THE SURVEYS
FOR BEST $ VALUE
ASK WEED & COMPANY
Phone: 46367
Membership NARTB
Station Executive Clair R. McCoUough
Station Manager Elwood C. Anderson
Natl. Sales Manager J. Robert Gulick
Program Director Eugene Bethman
Technical Director J. E. Mathiot
WERC
ERIE— 1941— NBC-QUAKER
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Presque Isle Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 121 W. 10 St.
Phone Number 46367
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Weed
President Jacob A. Young
General Manager Charles E. Denny
Commercial Manager Arthur M. Ingram
Program Director C. Roy Ward
Chief Engineer Ken Hestor
WIKK
ERIE-1948— ABC
FrequeiK:y: 1330 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Community Service Bcstg.
Bus.-Studio Address 1021 State St.
Phone Number 23-248
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
President Edward Lamb
Gen., Sta. Mgr Charles R. Kinney
Comm. Mgr Edward Smith
Prom., Pub. Dir Jack Shumaker
Program Dir Raymond Burke
Chief Engineer Gene Liggett
WJET
ERIE— 1951
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Jet Bcstg. Co.
Address 1635 Ash St.
Phone Number 4-6013
News Service AP
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Myron Jones
Commercial Manager Lou Skelly
Prog. Dir Shirley Hatfield
Chief Engineer Harvey Shellito
W LE U
ERS— 1933
MBS-QUAKER-PENN-ATL. NET
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Commodore Perry
Bdcstg. Service
Bus.-Studio-Trans. Add Commerce Bldg.
Phone Number 23-327, 22-129
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
592
PENNSYLVAN I A
President Dr. P. B- Cook
Program Director Robert Eaton
Chief Engineer Hoyt H. Stout
WGET
GETTYSBURG^-1950— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Times & News Pub. Co.
Address Horrisburg Rd.
Phone Number 850
Air Time 6 a.m. 12:05 a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB, BAB
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr.
Murray L. Goldsborough
Program Director C. W. Baker, III
Chief Engineer Lester Blair
W H J B
GRESNSBURG— 1934
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d..
500 n.
Owned-Oper. By Pittsburgh Radio Supply
House
Business-Studio Address. . .128 N. Penn Ave.
Phone Number Greensburg 3740
Air Time 7 a.m.-12:30 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
President H. Kenneth Brennen
General-Comm. Mgr G. J. Podeyn
Program Director Glen Grayson
Chief Engineer L. L. Allen
WHVR
HANOVER— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d..
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Radio Hanover, Inc.
Address Hanover Trust Bldg.
Phone Number 3831
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Kennedy Co.
Pres., Sta. Gen. Mgr John D. Bare
Comm., Prom. Mgr H. Vernon Ferster
Prog., Pub. Dir Mack Edwards
Chief Engineer Philip Rohrbaugh
WAZL
HAZLETON— 1932— NBC-MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Hazleton Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studlo Address 708 Hazleton Natl
Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 5400-1
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Robert Meeker
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Victor C. Diehm
Sales Prom. Mgr Thomas Tito
Program Director Bill Graham
Publicity Dir Betty Mulligan
Chief Engineer Elwood Tito
WHOD
HOMESTEAD— 1948
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Steel City Bcstg. Corp.
^us.-Studio Address 105 E. Eighth Ave.
Phone Number HO 1-0172
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service UP
Representative Interstate
President Anthony S. Ortale
General-Comm. Mgr Roy Ferree
Station Mgr Leonard Walk
Publicity Dir Sid Dickler
Chief Engineer James Herbert
WAZL
HAZLETON, PA. NBC-MBS
WAZL is uniquely located at the sontlunt
Old of Luzerne County and its ccvcragc
reaches into Carbon, Schuylkill and Columbia
counties. This brings Hazlcton's metropolitan
buying population to 127,000.
Hazleton en toys the rare distinction of having
a higher effective buying income per family
than the U. S. average . . . $6,570.00 per
family and thcv use it to buy the products
advertised on WAZL. Here is a station that
will deliver to yon 70% of the radio Itslentn^
audience from 8:00 i»i the morning untU
10:30 at night.
VICTOR C. DIEHM
President and Gen. Mgrr.
Rep. ROBERT MEEKER
593
PENNSYLVANIA
WHGB
HARRISBURO— 1945— ABC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Kendrick Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Bus.-Studio-Trans. Address 112 Market St.
Phone Number 4.4988
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a,m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Herbert Kendrick
Station Manager Jack Hooper
Pub. Dir Red McCarthy
Chief Engineer William Kuntz
WHP
HARRISBURG— 1924— CBS
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WHP. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 216 Locust St.
Phone Number 4-3211
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service .... Standard. Associated
Representative The Boiling Co.
Membership NARTB
Gen.-Sta.-Comm. Mgr. A. K. Redmond
Sales Prom. Mgr Beatrice Potteiger
Program Director Dick Redmond
Publicity Dir John Price
Chief Engineer E. Daniel Leibensperger
W K B 0
HARRISBURG— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Keystone Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address 31 N. Second St.
Phone Number 4-0191
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Robert Meeker
Membership NARTB, BAB
Station Executive Clair R. McCollough
Station Manager Henry M. Trough
Natl. Sales Mgr J. Robert Gulick
Program Director Don Wear
Technical Director J. E. Mathiot
WHUN
HUNTINGDON— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By.. Joseph F. Biddle Publ. Co.
BuB.-Studio Address 400 Washington St.
Phone Number 1291
Newspaper Affiliation "Daily News"
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC, World
Representative Indie Sales
President John H. Biddle
General Manager William E. Germann
Progra Dir Darleen Frazer
Chief Engineer Ernest A. Craig
WDAD
INDIANA— 1945— CBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Indiana Broadcast Inc.
Address Indiana Theatre Bldg.
Phone Nimiber 5-55 1 1
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service UP
Representative McGillvra
Pres.. Gen, Mgr T. K. Cassel
Station Manager Winsor Brown
Comm. Mgr Tony Rcmd
Chief Engineer Stanley Graziadio
WARD
JOHNSTOWN— 1946— CBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Central Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address Porch Bldg.
Phone Number 81-216
Transmitter Location Prospect Hill
Air Time 6 a.m.-2 ajn.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB
President Paul Short
General Manager George D. Gctrtland
Station Manager Robert R. Nelson
Chief Engineer Millard C. Coleman
WCRO
JOHNSTOWN— 1947— ABC-MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watta
Owned-Oper. By Century Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Fort Stanwix Hotel
Phone Number 9-8583
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service INS
Representative Radio Reps
President John J. Keel
General Manager Stewart W. Phillips
Sales Prom. Mgr Ray Lehman
Chief Engineer Arthur Vrooman
W J A C
JOHNSTOWN— 1925— NBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WJAC. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 329 Main St.
Phone Number 41267
Newspaper Affiliation Tribune-Democrat
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Young
Membership NARTB
President W. W. Krebs
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• • •
PENNSYLVANIA
• • •
Station Manager John P. Foster
Comm. Mgr Park Claycomb
Publicity Director Edward T. Bunn
Chief Engineer Theodore E. Campbell
WACB
KITTANNING— 1948
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By The Armstrong County
Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.Studio Address 325 Market St.
Phone Number 43-1381
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Rambeau
Membership NARTB. BAB
President J. B. Moore
General Manager Edward J. Hirshberg
Station Manager Clyde W. Cranmer
Commercial Manager Jack W. Stull
Program Dir Charles N. Moyer
Chief Engineer Joseph Pelletier
WG A L
LANCASTER— 1922— NBC-MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WGAL. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 8 W. King St.
Phone Number 525l
Air Time 6:30 o.m.-l a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Robert Meeker
Membership NARTB
President Clair R. McCollough
Station Manager Maynard W. Thomas
Nat. Sales Mgr J. Robert Gulick
Program Mgr Kenneth Kreider
Technical Director J. E. Mathiot
WLAN
LANCASTER— 1946
ABC— QUAKER
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Oper. By The Peoples Bcstg. Co.
Bui.-Studio Address 252 N. Queen St.
Phone Number 7261
Air Time 6 a.m.-12:35 a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, Capitol
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen., Comm. Mgr. . . Frank H. Altdoerffer
Prom., Pub. Mgr John F. Rineman
Program Dir Ted Pollack
Chief Engineer Raomn T. Sherman
WISH
LANSFORD— 1952
Frequency: 1401 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By... Miners Bcstg. Service, Inc.
Address P. O. Box D
Phone Number 1440
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
President Joseph L. Maguire
Station Manager John W. Angst
Commercial Manager J. C. Lindvay
Chief Engineer Milton W. Seltzer
WAKU
LATROBE— 1951
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Clearfield Bcstrs. Inc.
Address Depot St.
Phone Number 2348
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
President W. K. Ulenick
General Manager W. J. Thomas
Chief Engineer Bernard Guides
W L B R
LEBANON— 1946
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Lebanon Bcstg. Co.
Bus.Studio Address 8th & Cumberland St8.
Phone Number 2-7651
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NARTB
President H. Raymond Stadiem
General Manager Lester P. Etter
Station Manager Julian F. Skinnell
Comm. Mgr Philip J. Reilly
Prog. Dir Henry Homan
Chief Engineer M. Leonard Savage
WCMB
LEMOYNE— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Rossmoyne Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Lemoyne Theater Bldg.
Phone Number Harrisburg 4-3005
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service. Thesaurus
Representative Donald Cooke
Membership NARTB
President Edgar T. Shepard, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Manager Ed K. Smith
Commercial Manager Rudy O. Marcoux
Sales Prom. Mgr Gilbert Brown
Program Director John Archer
Publicity Director Pete Wambach
Chief Engineer J. Howard Bair
596
WKVA
LEWISTOWN— 1949— ABC
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watla «.
Owned-Operated By. . . .Central Pa. Bcstg. Co.
Address 7 n. ^ffayrie St.
Phone Number gyyj
!^" T»"e V/.V.V.V. '.Daylight
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Giil-Keefe-Perna
President Randall Leopold
Sta„ Gen. Mgr Robert L. Wilson
Comm. Mgr Don Raffensberger
P9"»- ^'^ Lynn Bloom
Publicity Director Read Gray
Sales Prom. Mgr Robert Hyle
Chief Engineer Robert Steltzer
WM RF
LEWISTOWN— 1941— NBC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Lewistown Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Monument Squore
Phone Number 6757
Air Time 6 a.m^M.
News Service aP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Bum Smith
Membership NARTB
President j. s. Woods
Gen.. Sta. Manager T. W. Metzger
Commercial Manager Ralph Parker
Prom.. Pub. Director James Keyes
Chief Engineer Kenneth Callahan
WBPZ
LOCK HAVEN— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watt*
Owned-Oper. By Lock Haven Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address 132V2 E. Main St.
Phone Number 4038
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Donald C. Welch
General-Station Manager Harris Lipez
Comm., Prom. Mgr John Wynne
Prog.. Publ. Director Dave King
Chief Engineer Kenneth C. Caum
HARRISBURG
means s^ mi QUIQ
^^^
* BIG POWER, 5000 Watts, 24
Hours Daily. Covers ALL the
Harrisburg Market.
* BIG PROGRAMS, Top Local
Shows and News, Big League Sports
and MBS Shows.
* BIG PROMOTION, Permanent
Window Displays, Theater Screens,
Etc.
* BIG BUSINESS, Sales Are
Climbing Up and Up.
to smart advertisers
^^
WCMB
^^
MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM
5000 Watts 24-hours Daily
597
Philadelphia is proud of WCAU, too
WCAU
50,000 Watts
CBS Radio Network
Affiliate
Represented by CBS Radio Spot Sales
WCAU-TV
Channel 10
CBS-TV Network
Affiliate
Represented by CBS TV Spot Soles
4 —
THE PHILADELPHIA BULLETIN STATIONS
598
PENNSYLVANIA
WEDO
McKEESPORT— 1946
Frequency: 810 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Tri-City Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Box 810
Phone Number McKeesport 4-7167.
Homestead 1-3113
Air Time Local sunrise-local sunset
News Service AP
Trans. Service Thesaurus
Pres., Gen. Mgr Edward J. Hirshberg
Sta. Mgr Robert E. Badger
Chief Engineer VTilkes E. Hurley
WMCK
McKEESPORT— 1947
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Mon-Yough Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 516 Market St.
Phone Number 8-8888
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative McGillvra
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, World
President Robert M, Cox
Gen.. Comm. Mgr Gene Kline
Pgm. Dir Pat Haley
Station Manager Sam Vidnovic
Chief Engineer Charles White
WMGW
MEADVILLE— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .MeadviUe Bdcstg. Serv.. Inc.
Address 1st National Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 46-723
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcriptoin Service World
Membership NARTB, BAB
President H. C. Winslow
Gen.. Sta. Manager Robert Trace
Commercial Manager Fran Richmond
Program Director Evelyn Anderson
Chief Engineer Jack Harvey
WBUD
MORRISVULE— 1947
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Morrisville Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 108 N. Broad St.
Phone Number 4-7191
Air Time 7 a.m.-12 M.
News Service w* m
Transcription Service World
President Verna S. Hardin
General Manager Richard M. Hardm
Commercial Manager William Garry
Program Director WiUiam F. Hildenbrand
Promotion Manager Nan Rednor
Chief Engineer WUliom A. Brewer
WHWL
NANTICOKE— 1946
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Anthracite. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 38 E. Main St.
Phone Number Nanticoke 1332
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Forjoe
President Henry W. Lark
General Manager Jones Evans
W K S T
NEW CASTLE— 1938— MBS-QUAKER
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WKST. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Cathedral Bldg.
Phone Number 5501
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Meeker
President. General Mgr S. W. Townsend
Sta.. Comm. Mgr A. W. Graham
Sales Prom. Mgr William Sommer
Program Dir Harry Reith
Publicity Dir Al Francis
Chief Engineer Donald Dout
W K P A
NEW KENSINGTON— 1940
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By AUegheny-Kiski Bcstg. Co.
Busmess-Studio Address 810 Fifth Ave.
Phone Number 3588
News Service • • • U*^
Transcription Serv.. .Lang-Worth. MacGregor.
SESAC. M. M. Cole
Representative Continental Radio Sale»
President C. R. Cooper
Gen. Mgr.. Pgm. Dir E. J. Kroen
Commercial Manager Melvin Goldberg
Chief Engineer W. W. Neely
WNAR
NORRISTOWN— 1946
Frequency: 1110 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . .NorrUtown Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 115 W. Main St
Phone Number Norristown 8-7600
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service _:^^*;
Transcription Service w iC
Representative ^°}fj"
Membership -■■■:_ NARTB
President Forns E. Rahall
Gen. Mgr Ogden R. Davies
Nat.' Sales Mgr lol^" ^ Banihoff
Loc. Sales Mgr Joseph A. Pace
Chief Engineer Iul>"s Kosik
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Throughout the important
Philadelphia Retail Trading Area —
the scene of American industry's
greatest expansion in recent years —
the WFIL stations give a power boost
to your consumer impressions via the
most complete promotion-merchan-
dising plan in town.
Check the services offered—
and weigh the important difference.
Air time with an ECHO can
make your product the star of the
stores.
The WFIL echo can be ampli-
fied to suit you best.
• Air Announcements
• Newspaper Advertising
• Direct Mail
• Transportation Cards
• Billboards
• Magazine Advertising
• Publicity Service
plus
• Actual Product Displays
in 41 Food Fair Super-
markets
• Actual Product Displays
in 167 A & P Stores
• Exclusive Merchandising
Cooperation with more
than 1800 Drug Stores
represented by the Phila-
delphia Association of
Retail Druggists and
Affiliated Groups.
ABC AFFILIATE
Represented by
THE KATZ AGENCY
WFIL
WFll.Tv
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""•er Stations
600
PEN NSYLVAN I A
WKRZ
OIL CITY— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WKRZ, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 201 Fair Bldg.
Phone Number 4-1269
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Pres., Gen. Mgr Kenneth E. Rennekamp
Sta., Comm. Mgr Catherine McLaughlin
Promotion Manager Olivia T. Rennekamp
Program Director Gilbert McQuiston
Chief Engineer Gene Robinson
Publicity Director Patrick Nuhfer
K Y W
PHILADELPfflA— 1921— NBC
Frequency: 1060 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Westinghouse Radio
Stations. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1619 Walnut St.
Phone Number LOcust 4-3700
Air Time Full Time
News Service INS. UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Free & Peters
Membership BAB
President E. V. Higgins
General Manager Joe Boudino
Station Manager Franklin A. Tooke
Commercial Manager R. H. Teter
Prom. Mgr.. Publ. Dir Paul I. Woodland
Program Director Gordon Davis
Chief Engineer I. N. Eney
W C A U
PHILADELPHIA— 1923— CBS
Frequency: 1210 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Philadelphia Bulletin
Address City & Monument Ave.
Phone Number GReenwood 7-8300
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP, INS. UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative CBS Radio Spot Sales
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Donald W. Thornburgh
V.P.. Asst. Gen. Mgr Jos. L. Tinney
Commercial Manager John S. DeRussy
V.P.. Prog. Director Jos. T. Connolly
V.P.. Prom. Dir Robert N. Pryor
V.P„ Director of Engr John G. Leitch
(See Page 598)
WDAS
PHILADELPHIA— 1922
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Max M. Leon, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 223 Arch St.
Phone Number MArket 7-8484
News Service ^^
Representative Forjoe
President Max M. Leon
Gen.. Comm. Mgr Robert A. Klein
Program Director Fred H. Greene
Prom. Mgr Louis Palens
Publicity Dir M. Leonard Matt
Chief Engineer Frank W. Unterberger
W F I L
PHILADELPHIA— 1922
ABC-QUAKER
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Philadelphia Inquirer Div.
of Triangle Publications. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 46th & Market
Phone Number EVergreen 2-4700
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB. BAB
General Manager Roger W. Clipp
Operations Asst. to Gen. Mgr.
John D. Scheuer. Jr.
Comm. Mgr George A. Koehler
Promotion Mgr Joe Zimmermann
Program Dir Felix Meyer
Publicity Dir John J. Hyland
Chief Engineer Henry Rhea
NOW THAT
YOU CAN
HAVE THE
BEST,
W H Y B E
SATISFIED WITH
LESS?
AP
601
602
PENNSYLVANIA
WIBG
PHILADELPHIA— 1925
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts
OwnedOper. By Seaboard Radio Bcstg.
Corp. ^
Business-Studio Address 1425 Walnut St.
Phone Number Riltenhouse 6-2300
5^' Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative V.V.V.V. '.Radio* Heps.
fT^sident Paul F. Harron
X'^^e-P^es Joseph Lang
Gen.-Sta.-Comm. Mgr Edward D. Clery
Sales Prom.. Publ. Dir Rupe Werling
Program Director Doug Arthur
Technical Director John H. Henninger
Chief Engineer George Hooper
Wl P
PHILADELPHIA— 1922— MBS
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Pennsylvania Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 35 S. 9th St.
Phone Number WAlnut 2-6800
Air Time UnUmited
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Edward Petry
Membership g^^g
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr Benedict Gimbel. Jr.
Dir. of Sales Ralph Brent
Loc. Sales Mgr Clyde Spitzner
Program Director Murray Arnold
Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Edward Wallis
Technical Director Clifford C. Harris
WT E L
PHILADELPHIA— 1925
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Foulkrod Radio Engineering
Co.
Business-Studio Address 4312 N. Broad St.
Phone Number GLadstone 5-1310
Pres., Pgm. Dir E. Douglass Hibbs
Station Manager Henry N. Cocker
Chief Engineer John Field
WHAT
PHILADELPHIA— 1929
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Oper. By Independence Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1505 Walnut St.
Phone Number RIttenhouse 6-2058
Air Time 7 a.m.-l:30 a.m.
News Service AP
WIBG
PHILADELPHIA
CARRIED MORE NATIONAL SPOT BUSI-
NESS IN THE PAST YEAR THAN EVER
BEFORE IN OUR HISTORY — AND WE
STARTED BACK IN '25.
10,000 WATTS OF SPORTS, NEWS AND MUSIC
603
• • •
PENNSYLVANIA
• • •
Pres., Gen.. Comm. Mgr. . .William A. Banks
Prom., Sta. Mgr Dolly Banks
Pgm.. Pub. Dir Annette Oromaner
Chief Engineer Arnold Goldman
WJMJ
PHILADELHIA— 1948
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Patrick J. Stanton
Business-Studio Addess 2043 Locust St.
Phone Number LOcust 4-2300
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative McGillvra
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Patrick J. Stanton
Comm.. Prom. Manager Charles Stahl
Publicity Director Jo Oris
Prog. Dir Michael Deegan
Chief Engineer Alec Felton lies
WPEN
PHILADELPHIA— 1929
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By William Penn Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 2212 Walnut St.
Phone Number LOcust 4-6000
Air Time 24 hrs.
News Service AP, UP
Representative Gill-Keefe-Perna
Membership BAB
President William Sylk
Gen.. Sta.. Comm. Mgr William B. Caskey
Program Director Jules Rind
Prom. Mgr.. Publicity Dir Sam Elber
Chief Engineer Charles W. Burtis
K D K A
PITTSBURGH— 1920— NBC
Frequency: 1020 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Westinghouse Radio
Stations. Inc.
Business-Studio Address Grant Bldg.
Phone Number Grant 1-4200
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP, UP
Representative Free & Peters
Membership BAB
President E. V. Higgins
V.P.. General Manager Joseph E. Baudino
Station Manager L. R. Rawlins
Commercial Manager George D. Tons
Promotion Manager David N. Lewis
Program Manager Robert E. White
Publicity Manager Lee Curran
Chief Engineer Theodore C. Kenney
K Q V
PITTSBURGH— 1919— MBS
CBS (As of lune, 1953)
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Allegheny Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address 800 Chamber of
Commerce Bldg.
Phone Number Atlantic 1-9100
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Weed
President Earl F. Reed
Gen.. Sta. Mgr J. F. Murray
Comm. Mgr Chris Salmon
Prom., Pub. Dir Owen Simon
Program Dir John Gibbs
Chief Engineer James J. Schulti
W C A E
PITTSBURGH— 1922— ABC
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 5000 Wan«
Owned-Operated By WCAE. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Carlton House
Phone Number Atlantic 1-6900
Air Time 5:45 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service INS
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., General Manager Leonard Kapner
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir R. Clifton Daniel
Commercial Manager Carl M. Dozer
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Edward Brown
Chief Engineer James Greenwood
W J A S
PITTSBURGH— 1921— CBS
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Pittsburgh Radio Supply
House, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 411 Seventh Ave.
Phone Number Grant 1-4860
Air Time 6 a.m.-12:30 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative HoUingbery
Pres., Gen. Mgr H. K. Brennen
Comm.-Sales Prom. Mgr John H. Buchheit
Program Director James M. Hughes
Publicity Director €al T. Mara
Chief Engineer Walter W. McCoy
WPGH
PITTSBURGH— 1947
Frequency: 1080 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Pittsburgh Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 220 N. Highland Ave.
Phone Number EMerson 1-5000
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
President George M. Harton
Station Manager Christian Kenfield
Commercial Manager Howard Lazarus
Chief Engineer Ralph L. Ketterer
604
PENNSYLVANIA
WRIT
PITTSBURGH— 1947
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WPIT. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 211 Smithfield St!
Phone Number ATlantic 1-1900
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service UP
Representative Forjoe
President John J. Laux
V.P.. Gen.. Sta.. Comm. Mgr Don lose!
Chief Engineer Mike Komichak
w w s w
PITTSBURGH— 1931
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WWSW. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Sheraton Hotel
Phone Number GRant 1-5200
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative John Blair
Membership NARTB
President. Gen. Manager O. M. Schloss
Station Manager Ben W. Muros
Prom. Mgr., Publ. Dir. Harold J. Goldstein
Chief Engineer Henry R. Kaiser
WPAZ
POTTSTOWN— 1951
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Pottstown Bcstg. Co.
Address 247 High St.
Phone Number 5000
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Rambeau
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr Herbert Scott
Commercial Manager Clifford M. Chafey
Sales Prom. Mgr David M. Piatt
Publicity Dir Lynn George
Chief Engineer Ralph E. P. Mellon
WPAM
POTTSVILLE— 1947— MBS
QUAKEH
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Miners Bcstg. Serv., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 106 S. Centre St.
Phone Number Pottsville 5050
Air Time 6:30 ajn.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Everelt-McKinney
President Joseph L. Maguire
General Mgr Louis H. Murray
Comm. Mgr Frank L. Tamulonis
Promotion Mgr John C. Gallagher
Program Dir Lou Murray
Chief Engineer Milton Seltzer
WPPA
POTTSVILLE— 1946
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Pottsville Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 8 So. Second St.
Phone Number Pottsville 1744
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
Owner. Gen. Mgr A. V. Tidmore
Commercial Manager Ralph L. Price. Jr.
Program Director Edward Romance
Chief Engineer A. V. Tidmore
W E E U
READING— 1932
ABC— QUAKER
Frequency: 850 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned By Reading Eagle Co.
Business-Studio Address 431 Penn St.
Phone Number 6-7335
Air Time 6:15 a.m.-12 M.
Newspaper Affiliation "Eagle Times"
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Hawley Quier
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Thomas Martin
Comm., Prom. Manager K. Richard Creitz
Prog., Pub. Dir George Carroll
Chief Engineer David J. Miller. Jr.
WHUM
READING— 1946— CBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Eastern Radio Corp.
Business-Studio Address Berkshire Hotel
Phone Number Reading 4-4805
Air Time 6 a.m. -12 M.
News Service AP
Representative H-R Reps.
Membership BAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Humboldt J. Greig
Vice-President Richard G. Fichthorn
Sales Mgr Dick Paisley
Prom. Mgr Art Heim
Program Director Alan Lane
Chief Engineer Joseph McCormack
Consulting Engineer A. Earl Cullum. Jr.
W R A W
READING— 1922— NBC-MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Reading Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 19 N. Fifth St.
Phone Number Reading 7173
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service ^
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PEN NSYLVA N I A
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Transcription Service World
Representative Robert Meeker
Membership NARTB
Station Executive Clair R. McCollougb
Station Manager Frank J. Voss
Natl. Sales Mgr J. Robert Gulick
Progra Director Ben Vernon
Technical Director J. E. Mcrthlot
WGCB
RED LION— 1950
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power; 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Rev. John M. Norris
Phone Number 3-3471
Transcription Service SESAC
News Service UP
Representative Kennedy
Membership NARTB
President Rev. John M. Norris
General Manager John H. Norris
Station Manager Vincent A. Freeman
Program Director Stanley D. Deppen
Chief Engineer Gary Russel
WKBI
ST. MARYS— 1950— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Elk Cameron Bcstg. Co.
Address 41 Erie Ave.
Phone Number 2321
Transcription Service Standard
News Service AP
Membership NARTB. BAB
General Manager C. H. Simpson
Commercial Manager R. H. Knouse
Program Director John A. Fay
Promotion Manager Vesta B. Smith
Chief Engineer Kenneth H. Bowers
Publicity Director Herbie Martin
WATS
SAYRE— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Susquehanna Val. Bcstg. Co.
Address 110 N. Elmer Ave.
Phone Number TUrner 2-2401
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
Representative Indie Sales
News Service UP
Owner T. K. Cossel
General Manager Shaun F. Murphy
Commercial Mgr Walter D. Knowles
Program Director Gene Edwards
Chief Engineer Benjamin A. Franklm
WARM
SCRANTON— 1940— ABC
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Union Bdcst. Co.
Address Bowman Bldg.
Phone Number 4-1148
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service UP
Representative HoUingbery Co.
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President Martin F. Memolo
Gen., Sta. Manager William M. Dawson
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. DIr Mary Lynott
Program Director Joseph H. Salsburg
Chief Engineer Roswell J. Parker
W G B I
SCRANTON— 1925— CBS
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Scranton Bcstrs., Inc.
Business-Studio Address. .1000 Wyoming Ave.
Phone Number 2-0296
Air Time 6 a.m.-l:05 a.m.
News Service A?
Transcription Service World
Representative John Blair
Membership NARTB
President Mrs. M. E. Megargee
Vice-President Mrs. Douglas Holcomb
Gen., Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr.
George D. Coleman
Station Manager Robert E. McDowell
Program Director Frank Monaghan
Chief Engineer Kenneth R. Cooke
WQAN
SCRANTON— 1923
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By The Scranton Times
Address Trans. Loca 149 Penn Ave.
Phone Number 5151
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service UP. AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative The Boiling Co.
Membership NARTB, BAB
Gen.. Sta.. Prom. Mgr Cecil Woodland
Comm. Mgr Frank McCaf f ery
Program Director Robert R. Flanagan
Publicity Dir William Pierce
Chief Engineer Gino Ricciardelli
WSCR
SCRANTON— 1947— NBC
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d..
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By .. Lackawanna Valley Bcstg.
Co.
Business-Studio Address .... 116 Adams Ave.
Phone Number 7-3388
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Headley-Reed
Pres.. Gen.. Comm. Mgr.. . .David M. Baltimore
Prom. Mgr.. Prog.. Publ. Dir Barry Sherman
Chief Engineer Willord ShimsM
6(^
PEN NSYLVAN I A
WISL
SHAMOKIN— 1948— MBS
QUAKER
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1000 Watte
Owned-Oper. By Radio Anthracite. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Rock & Sunbury Sts.
Phone Number 8-6831
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Forjoe
Membership NARTB
President Henry W. Lark
General Manager Charles H. Petrie
Comm. Mgr Stanley Binkowski
Program Director Dick Owen
Publicity Dir Kenne Barber
•Chief Engineer Ray Williord
W P I c
SHARON— 1938
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Sharon Herald Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 541
Phone Number 4113
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated, World
Representative Adam J. Young, Jr.
Pres., Gen. Mgr John Fahnline, Jr.
Program Director Marc McCulloch
Publicity Director Evelyn L. Keller
Chief Engineer A. C. Heck
wvsc
SOMERSET— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Somerset Bcstg. Co.
Address p. O. Box 231
Phone Number 4186
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Indie Soles
Membership NARTB. BAB
Gen., Comm. Mgr T. H. Oppegard
Station Mgr Carl R. Lee
Program Director Ernest E. Mark
Chief Engr., Sta. Mgr Carl R. Lee
WMAJ
STATE COLLEGE— 1945— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watte
Owned-Operated By Centre Bcstrs., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address P. O. Box 888
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Co-Owner R. J. Kennard
Co-Owner W. K. Ulerich
Commercial Manager Miriam Krebi
Program Director W. J. Morris
Chief Engineer Douglas Beman
^w
1951 -'52 Consumer Markets Estimates of WISL's
enormous market:
Population 259,800
Families 75,900
Radio Families 71,540
Total Retail Sales $161,194,000
Food 42,984,000
Gen'l. Mdse 15,628,000
Apparel 12,611,000
Drug 4,085,000
City of Shamokin Retail Sales
per Family $4,963
Active Industries in Shamokin and
Vicinity:
sheet metal products brewing
meat packing drug products
paper products hosiery mills
dress and shirt factories. . . .cellulose
silk and cloth weaving. .railroad shops
mining. . .drugs. . .building materials
dyeing and processing furniture
s
THERE ARE PLENTY OF RETAIL SALES
TO BE MADE IN
HAMOKIN, PENNSYLVANIA
. . . AND A RICH PENNSYLVANIA COUNTIES*
WITHIN WISL'S PRIMARY COVERAGE AREA.
REPRESENTED BY: FORJOE & CO.
ONE STREET in SHAMOKIN, PENNSYLVANIA
divides almost 40,000 PEOPLE
in TWO political sub-divisions
The growth shown by SRDS itolijtici in the WISL oreo of PenniyUonio
— (Where WISL dominotes) ii doe to new or expending induttriol octivity
by such firms os Merck & Co., (drogi); Cluell Peobody Co, (Arrow
shirts); Westinghooie, (Rodio & TV), Empire State Choir Co (furniture).
Sunbury Wire Rope Manufacturing Co . Shamokin Woolens. Pur-O lotor,
to name a few.
The eastern quarter of WISL's coverage is moinly onthrocile mining,
while the north, south, ond west quarters cover widely diversified in-
dustry and rich farming territories.
The industrialization of this areo is due to the fovoroble conditions
found here — good industrial sites, omple power (electricity, cool, gos) —
unlimited good water, ovailable lobor, fine shipping focilities, recreotionol
and cullurol opportunities ond community cooperolion.
Be sure your distribution and soles grow with the oreo Cover this
entire territory through WISL— The Station Thot Produces results.
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WVPO
STROUDSBURG— 1948
Frequency: 840 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Pocono Bcstg., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 578 Main St.
Phone Number Stroudsbur? 1102
Newspaper AifUiation "Daily Record"
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Radio Reps.
President James H. Ottaway
General Manager Merle C. Ostrom
Comm. Mgr Chester S. Miller
Station Manager Elton Hall
Managing Director Francis H. Brinkley
Program Director Joseph Webster
Chief Engineer Ernest Transuo
W K 0 K
SUNBURY— 1933— ABC
QUAKER
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Wuim
Owned-Operated By Sunbury Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter 1150 N. Front St.
Phone Number Sunbury 1325-6
News Service AP
Membership NARTB
President Harry H. Haddon
Gen., Sta. Manager Homer R. Smith
Commercial Manager C. Donald Walther
Program Director Michael J. Kane
Prom.. Pub. Director Nelson Futch
Chief Engineer John W. Keller
W M B S
UNIONTOWN— 1937
CBS— QUAKER
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ...... .Fayette Bdcstg. Corp.
Address F. T. & T. Bldg.
Phone Number 8-3900. 8-3909
Air Time 7 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Meeker Asso.. Inc.
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. C. Burwell
Sta.. Comm. Mgr H. C. Burwell
Sales Promotion Manager Ed Hamlyn
Program Dir C. H. Underwood
Publicity Dir James Gismondi
Chief Engineer William Henzly
WNAE
WARREN— 1946— QUAKER
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . . . N. Allegheny Bdcstg. Co.
Address Warren
Phone Number 3033
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr David Potter
Commercial Manager James W. Potter
Program Director Leroy Schneck
Chief Engineer Homer M. Haines
W J P A
WASHINGTON— 1942— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Washington Bcstg. Co.
Bus. Address George Washington Hotel
Phone Number 4870
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra
Membership NARTB
President William S. Yard
Gen., Prom. Manager John L. Merdian
Commercial Mgr Peter Stanton
Managing Director A. Boyd Siegel
Program Director Richard C. Stephens, Jr.
Publicity Director James Saxon
Chief Engineer Chris E. Lcmghurst
W B AX
WILKES-BARRE— 1922— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By John H. Stenger, Jr.
Business-Studio Address 85 W. Union St.
Phone Number 3-0196
Air Time .6:45 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Bum-Smith
President John H. Stenger, Jr.
General Manager John H. Stenger, III
Program Director Ed Kuzma
Chief Engineer John H. Stenger, Jr.
Asst. Chief Engr Milan J. Krupa
W B R E
WILKES-BARRE— 1924— NBC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Louis G. Baltimore
Bus.-Studio Address 62 S. Franklin St.
Phone Number 3-3101
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Louis G. Balitmore
Station Mgr David M. Baltimore
Commercial Mgr A. C. Baltimore
Program Director Franklin D. Coslett
Chief Engineer Charles Sakoski, Sr.
608
PEN NSYLVAN I A
WILK
WILKES-BARRE— 1946
ABC-QUAKER
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d..
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By , . Wyoming Valley Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 88 No. Franklin St.
Phone Number 4-4666
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service. .Lang-Worth, Thesaurus
Representative Avery -Knodel
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Dr. I. C. Morgan
Exec. V.P.. Gen. Mgr Roy E. Morgan
Station Mgr Thomas P. Shelburne
Commercial Manager lerry Butler
Program Director Hal Berg
Promotion Manager .Malcolm Dale
Chief Engineer Theodore French
Publicity Director Dorothy Albee
WLYC
WILLIAMSPORT— 1951
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1.000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Lycoming Bcstg. Co.
Address 331 Pine St.
Phone Number 24676
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Donald Cooke, Inc.
Gen.. Sta. Mgr James H. Fitzpatrick
Commercial Manager Royal Worth
Program Director Morris F. Doly
Promotion Manager George R. Long
Publicity Director Curt E. Beyer
W R A K
WILLIAMSPORT— 1930— NBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WRAK, Inc.
Address 244 West 4th St.
Phone Number 2-6116
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Everett McKinney
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr George E. Joy
Comm. Mgr J. Wright Mackey
Pgm. Mgr Leon E. KeUy
Promotion Manager Everett W. Rubendall
Chief Engineer Glen L. Sherman
IN NORTH CENTRAL PENNA.
The right combination for a
REAL selling campaign in tlie
Williamsport market.
NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
EVERETT-McKINNEY, INC.
NEW YORK • CHICAGO
LOS ANGELES
Since 1930, The Pioneer Broadcasters in Williamsport
609
COVERAGE
5000 watts (full time)
on 630 kc, blanketing
NEW ENGLAND'S SEC-
OND LARGEST MARKET,
rich Fail R I V e r - N e w
Bedford, Mass., mar-
keting area with a sig-
nal greater than 2 mv.
more
New Englanders
AUDIENCE
An active audience,
loyal to a BALANCED
schedule of TOP-RATED
urograms designed
for PRIMARY list "
because — listen
ffian any of/ier
e Island
to reach the
most buyers,
BUY BASIC.
WPRO
AM
& FM
PROVIDENCE • 630 KC • 5000 W
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REPRESENTED BY R AYM E R
610
P^ENNSYLVANIA-RHODE ISLAND
WWPA
WILLIAMSPORT— 1949— CBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . . Williamsport Radio Bcstg.
Assoc, Inc.
Address 330 Government PL
Phone Number 71ig
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Burn-Smith
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Harry J. W. Kiessling
Gen.. Sta. Manager Woodrow W. Ott
Program Director Louis C. Gate
Sales Prom. Mgr Phil Lane
Publicity Dir John B. Willman
Chief Engineer Carl Steinbacher
WNOW
YORK— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operoted By Hehn Coal Co.
Business-Studio Address 25 S. Duke St.
Phone Number 8-2911. 8-2952
Air Time 6 a.m.-Iocal sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative .Robert S. Keller, Inc.
Membership NARTB. BAB
General Manager Lowell W. Williams
Commercial Manager John O. Border
Program Director H. E. Daugherty
Sales Promotion Manager Edwin L. Jay
Chief Engineer wUlis N. WeovM
Publicity Director J. Edward Schwolm
WORK
YORK— 1932— NBC-MBS
Frequency: 1350 Kc. . .Power: 5000 d.; 1000 n.
Owned-Operated By York Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 13 S. Beaver St.
Phone Number 6629
News Service uP
Transcripiton Service Thesaurus
Representative Robert Meeker
Station Executive Clair R, McCollough
Station Manager Clare I. Miller
NatL Sales Mgr J. Robert GuUck
Program Director Glenn M. Brillhart
Technical Director J. E. Mathiot
WS B A
YORK— 1942— ABC— QUAKER
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Susquehanna Bdctsg. Co.
Address 53 N. Duke St.
Phone Number 82676 - 81308
Air Time 5:55 a.m.-12:30 a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Radio Reps. Inc.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Louis J. Appell
General Manager Walter J. Rothensies
Comm.. Sales Prom. Mgr Philip K. Eberly
Program Director Fred Shaffer
Chief Engineer Llewellyn Jones
RHODE ISLAND
Pop. April 1, 1933 (Est.) 833,000— Total Housing Units 246,000
Families April 1, 1933 (Est.) 222,000— Stations in State 11
WRJM
NEWPORT— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . The Aquidneck Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address. .. .217 Reservoir Rd.
Phone Number 4673
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Deveny & Co.
President Columbus O'Donnell
V.P., Gen., Comm. Mgr Wallace A. Walker
Chief Engineer Jos. Britto
WPAW
PAWTUCKET— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Roger Williams Bcstg. Co.
Address 34 N. Union St.
Phone Number 5-900U
Transcription Service MacGregor
News Service UP
President Dominick Hysko
Gen., Comm. Mgr Allen Jones
Program Director Charles Stevens
Chief Engineer John Costa
611
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RHODE ISLAND
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WEAN
PROVIDENCE--1922— MBS-YANKEE
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By General Teleradio. Inc.
Business-Studio Address Crown Hotel
Phone Number Temple 1-0800
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative H-R Reps.
President WUUam O'NeU
Gen., Sta. Mgr Mowry Lowe
Program Director Nancy Hogan
Publicity Director John Regan
Chief Engineer Harry Tilley
WHIM
PROVIDENCE— 1947
Frequency: 1110 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Intercity Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. 144 Westminister St.
Phone Number Union 1-4211
Air Time 6 a.m.-6 p.m.
News Service AP
Representative Headley-Reed
President, Gen.Sta. Mgr Robert T. Engles
Program Director C. George Taylor
Chief Engineer Carroll Phllbrook
WICE
PROVIDENCE— 1947
Frequency: 1290 Kc. ...Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By .... Narragansett Bay B. Co.
Address 1111 N. Main St.
Phone Number Jackson 1-6565
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service UP
Representative Rambeau
President Louis A. R. Pieri
Gen., Sta. Mgr Sumner Pearl
Sales Prom., Comm. Mgr James Keough
Publicity Director George Patrick Duffy
Chief Engineer Oliver R. Adams
W J A R
PROVIDENCE— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By The Outlet Co.
Business-Studio Address 176 Weybosset St.
Phone Number Gaspee 1-8521
Air Time Full Time
Transcription Service World
News Service AP
Representative Weed, Bannan
Membership NARTB
Vice Pres., Treas George O. Griffith
General Mgr John J. Boyle
Sales, Program Director Sothern Abbott
Chief Engineer Thomas C. J. Prior
WPJB
PROVIDENCE— 194 1— ABC
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Providence Journal Co.
Address 75 Fountain St.
Phone Number Dexter 1-0600
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP, UP
Newspaper Affiliation The Journal Co.
Transcription Service World
Station Representative Taylor, Borgatti
Membership NARTB
President George P. Metcalf
General Manager H. William Koster
Sales Promotion Manager . . . Arthur E. Lathrop
Program Director Harmon H. Hyde
Chief Engineer George W. Sharpe
W P R 0
PROVIDENCE— 1924— CBS
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 5000 Wotts
Owned-Oper. By Cherry & Webb Bcstg. Co.
Bus-Stud. Add. ..24 Mason St., WPRO Bldg.
Phone Number Plantations 1-9776
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB
President William S. Cherry, Jr.
Generol-Comm Mgr Arnold F. Schoen, Jr.
Program Director John A. Owen
Chief Engineer John V. Ferri
(See Page 610)
WRIB
PROVIDENCE— 1947
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By R. I. Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address Narrangansett Hotel
Phone Number Union 1-4512
Air Time Sunrise-local sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative For joe
President Frank Rao
General Manager Nicholas Ruggieri
Program Director Don Rogers
Chief Engineer Fred Weiss
WERI
WESTERLY— 1949
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By Radio Westerly, Inc.
Address 34 Main St.
Phone Number 2263
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth,
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RHODE ISLAND-SOUTH CAROLINA * • •
Representative Walker, Bannon
President Richard G. Moore
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr. . Warren M. Greenwood
Prog., Publ. Director Brud Warren
Promotion Manager Vin Collie
WWON
WOONSOCKET— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Woonsocket Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 99 Main St.
Phone Number 1240
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
President Mrs. Andrew P. Palmer
General Manager Mitchell F. Stanley
Chief Engineer Harold Belknap
SOUTH CAROLINA
Pop. April 1, 1933 (Est.) 2,213,000— Total Housing Units 362,000
Families April 1, 1953 (Est.) 323 ,000— Stations in State 46
U
WAKN
AIKEN— 1952
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Aiken Electronics Adv. Corp.
Address Old Augusta Hway.
Phone Number Graniteville 187
News Service AP
Transcription Service World, Capitol
Membership NARTB
President B. T. Whitmire
General Manager John Mare
Vice-Pres J. P. Williamson
Sta. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Randy Davidson
Chief Engineer J. C. Atkinson
W A I M
ANHDERSON- 1935— CBS
PALMETTO NET
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Wilton E. Hall
Address-Trans. Loca 1 Martin St.
Phone Number 3800-1-2
Air Time Full Time
News Service INS
Newspaper Affiliation Independent, Daily
Mail
Transcription Service World, Lang-Worth
Representative . . . Burn-Smith, Dora — Clayton
President Wilton E. Holl
General Manager Glenn P. Warnock
Prom., Comm. Mgr G. P. Browne
Sales Prom. Mgr V. Borath
Program Director Ray Borath
Chief Engineer John Willis
WANS
ANDERSON— 1949— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Carolina Bcstrs.
Address Bo^ 2n
Phone Number 32BZ
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Devney, AyMs
Membership NARTB
News Service UP
President C. B. Johnson
General Manager R. E. Liverance
Comercial Manager Robert S. Fant
Sales Promotion Manager Robert Fant
Program Director Carroll Lee
Chief Engineer Alfred W. Pratt
WBSC
BENNETTSVILLE— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1550 Kc. .Power: 10.000 Watts d.;
5,000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Bennettsville Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Box 639
Phone Number 1080
Air Time f"ll Time
News Service AP
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra
President John W. Orvin
Gen., Comm. Mgr Malcolm A. Young
Prog., PubL Director Neil Terrell
Chief Engineer John Gronert
WACA
CAMDEN— 1948
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1000 Walts d.
Owned-Operated By Camden Bcstg. Co.
Address Camden
Phone Number ^
News Service •••^
Transcription Service World
President Haygood S. Bowden
General Manager Tom Richards
Commercial Manager Chuck BaUord
Chief Engineer ^oe Toher
w c s c
CHARLESTON— 1930— CBS
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By / J^^^V;'i
Address Francis Manon Hotel
Air Time f"" Time
News Service - -^"^
Transcription Service woria
613
SOUTH CAROLINA
B«presenlative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pre*., Gen., Sta. Mgr John M. Rivers
Commercial Manager Roland Weeks
Program Director Russell Long
Publicity Director Alma D. Davis
Chief Engineer . Wilbur Albee
WHAN
CHARLESTON— 1945— ABC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watti
Owned Oper. By Charleston Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 152 Market St.
Phone Number 3-1643
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Burn-Smith
General Manager E. H. Keown
Commercial Manager G. R. Connor
Chief Engineer William P. Birchfleld
WPAL
CHARLESTON— 1947
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Palmetto Bdcstrs., Inc.
Business-Studio Address . . .149 Wentworth St.
Phone Number 3-6428-9
Representative For joe, Dora-Clayton
Membership NARTB
President George G. Weiss
General Manager Laurens Moore
Sta., Comm. Mgr Bob Chrystie
Sales Prom. Mgr Walt Hanna
Program Director Louise Withrock
Publicity Director R. Schwartz
Chief Engineer A. H. Messer
W T M A
CHARLESTON— 1939— NBC
Frequency: 1250 Kc. Power: 5000 d.; 1000 n.
OwnedOper. By Atlantic Coast Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 133 Church St.
Phone Number 2-2981
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
News AUil. Evening Post, News & Courier
TranscrlDtlon Service Associated
Repfe»«jlatlve John Blair
Membership . . NARTB
President Edward Manlgault
Gen.. Sta. Mgr. Douglas M. Bradham
Comm. Mgr Grange S. Cuthbert. Jr.
Program Director Newton S. Smyth
Chief Engineer Gordon Knight
WUSN
CHARLESTON— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Zc Power: 250 Watts
OwnedOperated By Southern Bcstg. Co.
^ddit%% Box 154
Phone Number 2-2652
News Service UP
Air Time 6 a.m^M.
Representative Radio Reps.
Pres.. Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr.
J. Drayton Hastie
Promotion Manager Ben Hutto
Program Director Henry Hoppe
Publicity Director Clayton Schutt
Chief Engineer Walter Nelson
WGCD
CHESTER— 1948— MBS— KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Craig Bdcstg. Co.
Address 138 Main St.. Press-Radio Bldg.
Phone Number 1171 & LD995
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll:30 p.m.
News Service AP
President A. B. Craig
General Mgr M. J. Craig
Com. Mgr.. Pgm. Dir Arthur Cornwall
Promotion Director James Kennedy
W C 0 s
COLUMBIA— 1939— ABC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Operated By Radio Columbia
Address Cornel Arms Bldg.
Phone Number 2-2177
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Charles W. Pittman
Commercial Manager Law Epps
Program Director Stewart Spencer
Chief Engineer Robert D. Lambert, Jr.
W I s
COLUMBIA— 1930— NBC
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Bcstg. Co. of the South
Business-Studio Address 1111 Bull St.
Phone Number 3-6431
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service SESAC, Thesaurus
Representative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB, BAB
President B. Calhoun Hipp
General Manager G. Richard Shoito
Station Manager J. Dudley Saumenlg
Local Sales Mgr W. Miller Montgomery
Program Director Frank Harden
Chief Engineer Herbert G. Eldson, Jr.
614
SOUTH CAROLINA
WMSC
COLUMBIA— 194S-CBS
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Walts
Owned-Oper. By Marseco Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 1127 Lady St.
Phone Number 2-8659
News Service UP
Transcription Service . . Lang-Worth, Assodated
Representative H-R Representatives
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr
C. Wallace Marthi
Publicity Director Don Clark
Program Director Grenville Seibels
Chief Engineer John C. Cosby
WNOK
COLUMBIA— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Palmetto Radio Corp.
Address 1811 Main St., Box 5307
Phone Number 39401
News Service AP
Representative Raymer
Membership NARTB, BAB
General Manager H. Moody McElveen
Sales Prom. Mgr Pat Conder
Commercial Manager W. C. Bochman
Program Director David Campbell
Publicity Director Roy O. Darby
Chief Engineer Don Willoughby
WLA T
CONWAY— 1945— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Coastal Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 497
Phone Number 340
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra
WDSC
DILLON— 1946
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Border Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 231
Phone Number 470-1
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen. Sta. Mgr Joseph Martin
Commercial Manager . . . Adelaide C. Monroe
Sales Prom. Mgr Lee Lumpkin
Program Director J. E. Murff, Jr.
Publicity Director Ella Rauch
Chief Engineer Ray Allen
WELP
EASLEY— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By, Pickens County Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 522
Phone Number 9388
Transcription Service Capitol
News Service AP
Representative Indie Sales
Membership BAB
President J. Lake Williams
General Manager Robert O. Moran
Commercial Manager Cleatus Brazzell
Chief Engineer H. O. McDonald, Jr.
WJMX
FLORENCE— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d„
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Atlantic Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 1211
Phone Number 6351
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World. Thesaurus
Representative Walker
President Eugene E. Stone
Gen., Sta. Mgr Paul H. Benson, Jr.
Chief Engineer Frank Jenne
W 0 LS
FLORENCE— 1937— KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Florence Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address ..151 S. Dargan St.
Phone Number 3271-2
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Melvin Purvis
Station Manager A. P. Skinner
Commercial Manager Dick Jones
Chief Engineer W. A. Pritchett
WFGN
GAFFNEY— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Cherokee Radio Co.. Inc.
Address P. O. Box 759
Phone Number 4795-6
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth. SESAC
President A. Ray Godshall
Gen., Sta. Mgr Morton E. Green
Comm., Prom. Manager Mrs. E. Stacy
Program Director V. Gertz
Publicity Director J. Hambright
Chief Engineer J. E. Parker
615
Your Besf Buy (as always) in
South Carolina's Leading Market
is WFBC Greenville . . .
Here's NEW* proof
WFBC
WFBC
WFBC
With a daytime audience of 122,520 homes
Leads
Station "B" by 70%
Station "C" by 111%
Station "D" by 319%
Station "E" by 503%
. . . And with a nighttime audience of 86,670 homes
Leads
Station "B" by 79%
Station "C" by 230%
(Stations "D" and "E" do not broadcast at night)
In audience growth from 1949 to 1952
Is Up
In Daytime 26.4%
In Nighttime 24.2%
Full NBC Service For the Greenville,
Spartanburg and Anderson Markets
' New doto given here it from the 1952
r>ation-wide Survey by A. C. Nielsen Co.
Figures for 1949 v^ere from BMB. Detailed
information will be given gladly on request.
WFBC
5000 Wans 19 Hours Daily
and WFBC-FM
• 60,000 Wott,
GREENVILLE, S.C.
THE NEWS-PIEDMONT STATION
Represented Nationally by AVERY-KNODEL, INC.
616
SOUTH CAROLINA
WGTN
GEORGETOWN— 1949— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operoted By ... Georgetown Bcstg. Co.
Address, Trans. Loc 216 Frcser St.
Phone Number 3-3421
Pres., Gen. Manager J. B. Delzell
Commercial Manager Al Webster
Chief Engineer A. O. Nix
WAKE
GREENVILLE— CBS-MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Piedmont Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 400 Mayberry St.
Phone Number 5-7406
Air Time Full Time
News Service INS
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Pearson
President V. D. Ramseur
Gen. Mgr., Prog. Dir J. F. McDonough
Publicity Director Inez Anders
Chief Engineer H. A. Morris
WESC
GREENVILLE— 1947
Frequency: 660 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Ownad-Operated By Greenville Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1 College St.
Phone Number 2-8241
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Rambeou
Membership NARTB
President (Mrs.) Scott Russell
General Manager W. Ennis Bray
Commercial Manager C. B. Goodyear
Program Director David Moss
Chief Engineer F. B. Bailey
W F B C
GREENVILLE— 1933— NBC
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Greenville News Hedmont
Business-Studio Address Poinsett Hotel
Phone Number 2-7616-7
Air Time Full Time
Newspaper Affiliation News-Piedmont Co.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Avery-Knodel
President B. H. Peace, Jr.
General Manager B. T. Whitmire
Commercial Mgr R. Q. Glass, Jr.
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir P. H. Chapman
Program Director Norvin Duncan
Chief Engineer William Garrison
W M R C
GREENVILLE— 1940— ABC
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Textile Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address Prevost Bldg.
Phone Number 3-2751
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Weed & Co.
Membership NARTB
President R. A. JoUey, Sr.
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Ken Beachboard
Program Director William T. Arrington
Publicity Director Lidie Walters
Chief Engineer George D. Tote
WMUU
GREENVILLE-1949
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Bob Jones Univ.
Address Greenville
Phone Number 2-6711
Air Time Day Time
News Service AP, INS
Transcription Service SESAC, Associated
Membership BAB
President Dr. Bob Jones, Jr.
General Manager R. K. Johnson
Station Manager Jim Ryerson
Commercial Manager Glen Schunk
Sales Prom. Mgrs K. Ouellette, J. Baehre
Program Director Paul Schultz
Publicity Director Bob Osterberg
Chief Engineer Paul Matthew
WCRS
GREENWOOD— 1941— NBC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Grenco, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 868
Phone Number 4300
News Service AP
Transcription Service. .Thesaurus, Associated
Representative Thomas Clark
President Douglas Feortherstone
Gen. Mgr., Prog. Dir Dan Crosland
Commercial Manager Ralph Norman
Chief Engineer CharUe Sparks
WEAB
GREER— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Greer Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 151
Phone Number 1057-8
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Co.-O., Gen., Comm. Mgr E. A. Burcb
617
SOUTH CAROLINA
Co-Owner W. Ryan Friei
Program Director Betty Beers
ChieJ Engineer Jo© Cole
WHSC
HARTSVILLE— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Wotts
Owned-Oper. By. . . Hartsville Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Studio Address College Ave.
Phone Number 1450
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative McGillvra
Transcription Service Capitol
Preiident Charles H. Compbell
General Manager Raymond Caddell
Commercial Manager Gerald Quick
Chief Engineer Donald A. Brienen
WDKD
KINGSTREE— 1949
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Palmetto Bcstg. Co.
Address Kingstree
Phone Number 6761
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
General Manager E. G. Robinson, Jr.
Program Director T. J. Robinson
Chiei Engineer D. H. I. Owens
WLCM
LANCASTER— 1951
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Royal Bcstg. Co.
Address 103 S. Catawba St.
Phone Number 1406
Air Time Full Time
News Service , AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
Pre*., Gen. Mr Milton D. Scarboro
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr D. C. Phillips
Program Director Joann McManus
PubUcity Director Claudine Watson
Chief Engineer Robert Shikenjanski
WLBG
LAURENS— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned Operated By WLBG. Inc.
Business Address Box 842. Laurens
Phone Number 2-2331
Ai*" Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Serrice XJP
TronscripUon Service World
President James C. Todd
General Manager Richards Todd
Program Director Carrol Sexton
Sis. Prom. Mgr Steve Stevenson
Chief Engineer Jack Taylor
618
WJAY
MULLINS— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Wotts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . MuUins & Marion Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 390 (Marion, 3901 (MuUins)
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Langworth
President W. G. Smith
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr James F. Ramsey
Pgm., Pro. Dir Kenneth Gasque
Chief Engineer George Magera
WMRA
MYRTLE BEACH— 1948
Frequency: 1450 Kc. . . Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Elizabeth Evans
Address Ocean Forest Hotel
Phone Number 5061
Air Time Full Time
Pres., Gen. Mgr Elizabeth Evans
Commercial Manager S. W. Monroe
Program Director Crosby Brunson
Chief Engineer W. C. Evans
Promotion Manager Tom Gamer
WKDK
NEWBERRY— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Newberry Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address, Trans 11 Radio Dr., Box 211
Phone Number 143
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr James F. Coggins
Comm,, Sales Prom. Mgr. . .Emory Bedenbaugh
Publ. Dir Marcia Coggins
Chief Engineer Ray GilUam
WRNO
ORANGEBURG— 1946— ABC-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WRNO, Inc.
Bus. Addr.-Trans. Loc Orangeburg, S. C.
Phone Number 1420
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership BAB
President Charles S. Henery
Gen.. Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir Frank B, Best. Jr.
Commercial Mgr Norman M. Mathews
Chief Engineer Gus Browning
WTND
ORANGEBURG— 1948
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WTND, Inc.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Phone Number 1600
Air Time Daytime
News Service INS
Transcription Service World
Representative Thos. F. Clark
Gen.. Sta. Mgr.. Pres J. I. Sims
Program Director Richard R. Rhame
Commercial Manager Ed Paulling
Chief Engineers Larry W. Styles,
Perry Herrington
WRHI
ROCK HILL— 1944— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By York Co. Brdcg. Co.
Address Rock Hill Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Phone No 2085, 2077 (Studio); 5767 arans.)
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative McGillvra
Membership NARTB
Gen. Mgr., Chf. Eng James S. Booty, Jr.
Sta. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Wm. C. Beaty
Commercial Manager Harper S. Gault
WTYC
ROCK HILL— 1948
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Trl-County Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address. .. .Robert Marshall Hotel
Phone Number 3175
Air Time Daytime
WSNW
SENECA— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By.. Blue Ridge Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Seneca
Phone Number 8234
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, World
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. A. Gallimore
Program Director Mrs. J. A. Gallimore
Commercial Manager Charles Gwynn
Chief Engineer Herbert Hosea
WORD
SPARTANBURG— 1940— NBC
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .The Spartan Radiocstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 291 E. Main St.
Phone Number 3-2711
Air Time Full Time
News Service •AP
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Walter J. Brown
General Manager John W. Kirkpatrick
Commercial Manager John C. Carrington
Program Director Ben Greer
Chief Engineer Clyde J. Burdette
WS P A
SPARTANBURG— 1929— CBS
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Bcasting. Co. of the So.
Business-Studio Address 224 E. Main St.
Phone Number 33621
News Service UP
Air Time Full Time
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Blair, Cummings
Membership NARTB
Managing Director Roger A. Shaffer
Commercial Manager Ross M. Holmes
Program Director Ed McGrath
Publicity Director Jane Dalton
Chief Engineer H. R. Beckholt
W F I G
SUMTER— 1940— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Station WFIG, Inc.
Business-Studio Address . . . Radio Center Bldg.
Phone Number ^ 1340
News Service ., AP
Transcription Service .World
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra
Pres., Comm. Mgr Fulton B. Creech
General Manager T. Doug Youngblood
Commercial Mgr William H. Moore, Jr.
Program Director Paul Reidy
Chief Engineer Richard Elam
WBCU
UNION— 1949— ABC
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Union-Carolina Brcstg. Co.
Address 210 East Main St.
Phone Number 1200
Air Time 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Station Repr Continental
President E. H. Hughes
General Manager Edward L. B. Osborne
Program Director Ethel Lancaster
Chief Engineer T. W. Weathers
WALD
WALTERBORO— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Walterbcro Bcstg. Co.
Studio Address Box 12
Phone Number 3861
News Service ^^
President R- M. Jefferies
Gen. Mgr., Chf. Engr Louis M. Neale, Jr.
Program Director Louise Long
619
SOUTH DAKOTA
Pop. April I, 19')3 (Est.) 675,000— Total Housing Units 196,000
Ijn/JUes April 1. 1933 (Est.) 178,000— Stations in State 13
KABR
ABERDEEN— 1952
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
OwnedOpercrted By. .. .Aberdeen Bcstg. Svc.
Address Hway. No. 281 N.
Phone 2686
News Service UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. Chief Eng D. T. Hunt
KSDN
ABERDEEN— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 1000 Wati«
Owned Oper. By Aberdeen News Co.
Phone Number 4573
Air Time 6 a.m^l2 M.
News Service AP
Representcrtlve Weed
President Henry I. Schmitt
Sta., Gen. Manager Byron McElligott
Commercial Manager Russa Osborne
Program Director E. C. Pieplow
Chief Engineer George Crocker
KDSJ
DEADWOOD— 1947— MBS
Frequency. 980 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Oper. By... John. Eli & Harry Daniels
Address p. q. Box 462
Phone Number 186
Transcription Service World
News Service XJP
Membership NARTB
Gen. Mgr.. Chief Engr Eli Daniels
Commercial Manager Harry Daniels
Program Director Bonnie Laughlin
Chief Announcer Bill Lynn
KIJV
HURON— 1947
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By. .James Valley Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address .. 1726 Dakota Ave.. S.
Phone Number 705
Transcription Service ^Thesaurus
Membership NARTB
Pre... Gen. Mgr.. Chief Eng Max F. Staley
Comm. Mgr Dwight Coursey
Program Dir Dale Larson
KORN
MITCHELI^1947— MBS
GOLDEN PHEASANT
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
OwnedOperaled By Mlchell Bcstg. Assn.
Bus.-Studio Address 217-219 N. Main
Phone Number 621
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang^-Worth
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr. Raymond V. Eppel
Conun., Sales Prom. Mgr B. Harland Ohde
Chief Engineer J. R. Doherty
K G FX
PIERRE— 1936— KBS
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 200 Watts d.
Owned-Oiser. By Estate of Dana McNeil
Bus.-Studio Address 203 W. Summit Ave.
Air Time 9:30 a-m.-Sunset
Phone Number 2351
Air Time 9:30 a.m.-sunset
News Service XJP
Representative Lawson
President Ida A. McNeil
Chief Engineer Selwyn Ronning
KOTA
RAPID CITY— 1936--CBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Black Hills Bctsg. Co. of
Rapid City
Business Address 1819 W. St. Joe St.
Phone Number 2000
Air Time Full Time
News Service tjp
Remesentative Headley-Reed, Bulmer &
Johnson
Transcription Service World, Capitol
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Robert J. Dean
Gen.. Sta., Comm. Mgr Abner H. George
Chief Engineer A. E. Griffiths
K E LO
SIOUX FALLS-1937— NBC
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Midcontinent Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address Kelo Bldg.
Phone Number 4.5841
i^^^ Time 5.45 a.;^..*! ^ja.
News Service uP
Transcription Service Capitol, Standard
Representative Taylor
Membership NAHTB, BAB
President, Gen. Mgr joe Royd
Station Manager Evans Nord
Pgm Prod. Dir j-,^ gurt
Pubhchy Director Dave Dedrick
Chief Engineer Lester Froke
620
SOUTH DAKOTA-TENNESSEE
KIHO
SIOUX FALLS— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Big Sioux Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 218 South Main Ave.
Phone Number 4-7736
News Service UP
Representative Paul H. Roymer Co.
President Dr. J. D. Conner
General Manager David J. Kempkes
Commercial Manager Richard C. Morenus
Program Director Fred W. Schweikher
KISD
SIOUX FALLS— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KISD, Inc.
Bus.-Sludio Address 311 S. Phillips Ave.
Phone Number 4-5571
Transmitter Location W. 12th St.
News Service AP
President H. R. Alton
Gen. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Vert Thomson
Commercial Manager Gabe Caifrey
Sales Prom. Mgr Helen Achats
Publicity Dir Bud Bird
Chief Engineer Duane Decker
KS 0 0
SIOUX FALLS— 1927
Frequency: 1140 Kc. .Power: 10.000 Watts d.;
5,000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By. Sioux Falls Bcstg. Asso., Inc.
Address 317 S. PhiUips Ave.
Phone Number 4-7545
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-l:00 a.m.
News Service AP
Transcr. Service RCA, Thesaurus
Station Representative Avery-Knodeljnc.
Membership N ARTB
President Morton Henkin
Vice President George R. Hahn
Station Manager George "Bill" Rohn
Commercial Manager Rollie R. Williams
Program Director Ray Loitesness
Sales Prom. Mgr E. C. Stangland
Chief Engineer Max Pierce
KWAT
WATERTOWN— 1928— KBS
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Midland NatL Life Ins. Co.
Address Watertown
Phone Number 777
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcr. Service Standard
Representative Orville Lowson, Walker
Membership NARTB. BAB
President John Ehrstrom
Gen. Mgr., Publ. Dir Thomas L. Young
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Ross Cose
Program Dir. Doug Marlow
Chief Engineer Francis Alwin
W N A X
YANKTON— 1923— CBS
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Cowles Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address WNAX BIdg.
Phone Number 442
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-M.
Newspaper Affiliation. . .Des Moines Register
and Tribune
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Kotz
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Gardner Cowles, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Manager Robert R. Tincher
Commercial Manager Donald D. Sullivan
Prom., Pub. Mgr Richard T. Harris
Program Director Herb Howard
News Director Arthur J. Smith
Chief Engineer Clifton M. Todd
■TENNESSEE^
Pop. April 1, 1953 (Est.) 3,415,000— Total Housing Units 930,000
Families April 1, 1953 (Est.) 875,000—Stations in State 60
WLAR
ATHENS— 1946— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Athens Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address N. Jackson St.
Phone Number 1450
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President Lowell F. Arterbum
General Manager Buell J. Charles
Program Director John Redwine
Commercial Manager Leonard Dawson
Chief Engineer J. W. Turner
WOPI
BRISTOI^1929— NBC
(See Also Bristol, Va.)
Frequency: 1490 Kc. Power: 250 Wotts
621
TENNESSEE
Own*d Op«r. By . ..Radiophone Bcstg. Station.
WOPI, Inc.
BuBlnoit Studio Addreis 310 State St.
Phon* Number South 3730
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
Newi Service AP
Trantcrlplion Service Lang-Worth
Representative Bum-Smith
Memberihip NARTB. BAB
Pre«.. Gen., Sta. Mgr W. A. Wilson
Comm.. Prom. Mgr James C. Wilson
Publicity Director Walsa McQueen
Chlei Engineer George Guertln
WAGC
CHATTANOOGA— 1945— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By Tenn. Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address Hotel Patten
Phone Number 7-1128
Air Time 5:55 a.m. to 12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Langworth
Station Rapr Rambeau
General Manager Vann Campbell
Comm. Mgr Cliif Bowers
Program Director Marie Schlief
Chief Engineer George McMurtrie
W A P 0
CHATTANOOGA— 1936— NBC
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned Oper. By WAPO Bcstg. Service
Business Studio Address Read House
Phone Number 8-6141
Air Time 5:00 a.m.-12M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr R. G. Patterson
Comm. Mgr. B. J. Bush
Program Director ... Frances Harley
SoIm Prom. Mqr R. N. Krepps
PubbcUy Dir. Helen Patterson
Clilel Engineer B. B. Barnes
WD EF
CHATTANOOGA— 1941— ABC
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Oper. By WDEF Bcstg. Co.
Bus. Studio Address 420 Volunteer Bldg.
PKor. Numbex 6-5684
^'™» 5:30 a.m.-M.
• » Service UP
•n Service Capitol
Branham
.^•mbrrthii
NARTB
President Carter M. Porham
Gen.. Sta., Comm. Mgr Ken Flenniken
Program Director Morrie Quave
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 Bid?.
Phone Number 6-5117
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-12:30 a.m.
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Standard, World
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr Earl W. Winger
Commercial Manager Norman A. Thomas
Publicity Dir Gene Allen Carr
Program Director Frank A. Hubbs
Chief Engineer W. Roy Owens
WDXB
CHATTANOOGA— 1948
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WDXB, Inc.
Address Dome Bldg.
Phone Number 6-1114
Representative Forjoe
News Service AP
President Joseph Bloom
Vice-President David E. Cohen
General Manager J. M. Brown
Chief Engineer Byron E. Fincher
WMFS
CHATTANOOGA— 1951
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By WMFS. Inc.
Address 215 W. Ninth St.
Phone Number 6-4146
News Service INS
Representative Pearson
President Brody Timm
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Russell E. Offhaus
Comm., Prom. Mgr Dale Smith
Publicity Dir Mrs. Evelyn Cato
Chief Engineer Glenn Channells
W J ZM
CLARKSVILLE— 1941— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Campbell & Sheftall
Business-Studio Address 411 Madison St.
Phone Number 6414
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Membership NARTB. BAB
PreSw Gen.-Sta. Mgr E. T. Campbell
TENNESSEE
Commercial Manager Parry Sheftall
Prom. Mgr.. Pgm. Dir Clay Cline, Jr.
Publicity Dir David I. Muhlstein
Chief Engineer John Bailey
WBAC
CLEVELAND— 1945— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Walls
Owned-Oper. By Robert W. Rounsaville
Business-Studio Address Box 677
Phone Number 62
Air Time 6:00 a.m.-10:30 p.m.
News Service UP
General Manager R. W. Rounsaville
Station Manager Thad F. Fitch
Program Director Mike Dodd
Chief Engineer William D. Stuart
WKRM
COLUMBIA— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Middle Tennessee
Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address. .P. O. Box 71
Phone Number 1340
Air Time 5 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen.-Sta.-Comm. Mgr...R. M. McKay, Jr.
Sales Prom. Mgr Mel Dugger
Publ., Pgm. Dir Al Knott
Chief Engineer Cameron McKay
W H U B
COOKEVILLE— 1940— CBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WHUB, Inc.
Bu8.-Studio Address 315 E. Spring St.
Phone Number 789
Transmitter Location 807 Hickory St.
News Service UP
Representative Continental Radio Sales
Membership NARTB, BAB
General Manager M. L. Medley
Station Director Joe Mabry
Publicity Director Stacey Mott
Chief Engineer G. W. Daughtery
WDSG
DYERSBURG— 1946
MBS-KBS-MID-SOUTH
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . State Gazette Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 58
Phone Number 77
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll p.m.
Transcription Service World
News Service AP
President Russel M. D. Bruce
General Manager Frank Armstrong
Commercial Manager Tom Armistead
Program Dir Bill Ward
Publicity Dir Shirley Jones
Chief Engineer Dave Ross
WBEJ
ELIZABETHTON— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Wotts
Owned-Oper. By Robert Rounsaville &
George Clark
Business-Studio Address Elk Ave.
Phone Number 2-1241
News Service UP
Senior Partner & Mgr R. W. Rounsaville
Commi, Sta. Manager Frazier Cochrane
Comptroller S. A. Wade
Program Dir Art Selley
Publicity Dir John H. Mullaney
Chief Engineer Condon Bowers, Jr.
WEKR
FAYETTEVILLE— 1948— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Fayetteville Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Box 625
Phone Number 1240
President John R. Crowder
General Manager James Porter Clark
Station Manager Jim Tate
Program Director Teddy Barnes
Chief Engineer Ernest Tucker
WHIN
GALLATIN— 1948
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By ... . Sumner County Bcstg. Co.
Address Gallatin
Phone Number 1010
Transmitter Location Highway 109
News Service UP
Representative Indie Sales, Inc.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President A. B. Perkins
Gen., Sta.. Prog. Mgr J. B. Thomas
Commercial Manager Charles Brewer
Chief Engineer Maxwell R. Bennett
WGRV
GREENEVILLE— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Greeneville, Inc.
Address Radio Bldg.
Phone Number 4147
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Pres., Gen. Mgr Paul Metcalfe
Commercial Manager Hugh Pickel
Program Director Lynn Peters
Chief Engineer .Loile Hampton
623
* • •
TENNESSEE
• • •
WHBT
HARRIMAN— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. B7. . . .The Harrimcm Bcstg. Co»
Inc.
Bus. Studio Address Harrimcm
Phone Number 661
Air Time 6:15 a.m.-ll:15 p.m.
News Senrice UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Continental
Membership BAB
Owner, Gen. Mgr F. L. Crowder
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr. ..Walter Scarbrough
Pgm. Dir.. Chief Ann Carl Williams
Chief Engineer Gene Davidson
WIRJ
HUMBOLDT— 1949— MID-SOUTH
EBS
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Gibson Co. Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 210 N. 22nd Are.
Phone Number 740
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President J. F. Warmath
Gen., Sta. Mr Howard E. Byrum
Comm. Mgr Carroll Wilson
Chief Engineer Gerald Hicks
WDXI
JACKSON— 1 948— MBS— KBS
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d..
1000 n.
Owned-Operctted By Dixie Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Williams Bldg.
Phoa* Number 7-9611
A^ TTme UnUmlted
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Bum-Smith
Membership NARTB. BAB
Prei.. Gen. Mgr Aaron B. Robinson
Comm.. Sla. Manager Bill Winsett
Sales Prom, Mgr Jaclc Murphy
Program Director James W. Hoppers
Publicity Director Lawrence Dunne
Chief Engineer James S. Thomas
WPLI
JACKSON— 1949
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By... George Arthur Smith
Address 201 V2 N. Market St.
Phone Number 7-8541
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative McGillvra
President George Arthur Smith
Prog. Dir., Gen. Mgr H. O. Parish, Jr.
Chief Engineer Dave Jordan
WTJS
JACKSON— 1931— ABC-MID-SOUTH
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Sun Publishing Co.
Bus.-Studio Address Jackson
Phone Number 7-3316
Air Time 5 a.m.-M.
News Service A?
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Representative Branham
Membership UARTB, BAB
Exec. V.-P A. A. Stone
Station Manager Frank S. Proctor
Publicity Dir. Peggy McKinnie
Studio Director Sam D. Lollar
Chief Engineer Robert M. Gordon
W J H L
JOHNSON CITY— 1938— ABC
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
0-.vned-Operated By WJHL, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 145 W. Main St.
Phone Number 2780
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB
President W. H. Lancaster
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mrg. . . Hanes Lancaster, Jr.
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Ken Matthews
Program Dir Robert Walker
Chief Engineer O. K. Garland
WETB
JOHNSON CITY— 1947
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By E. Tennessee Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Press Bldg.
Phone Number 2993
Air Time $ a.m.-sunset
Newspaper Affiliation "Press Chronicle"
News Service AP
Representative McGUlvra
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Catl A. Jones
Station Manager Bud Kelsey
Prog.. Pub. Director Bernard Burleson
Chief Engineer e. B. Jones
624
TENNESSEE
WKIN
KINGSPORT— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Cy N. Bahakel
Address 338 E. Center St.
Pres., Gen. Mgr Cy N. Bahakel
WKPT
KINGSPORT— 1940— NBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Kngsport Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 222 Commerce St.
Phone Number 2870
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
Representative Donald Cooke
Membership NARTB, BAB
President C. P. Edwards, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Manager Paul L. Overbay
Commercial Mgr Phil Weaver
Program Dir Martin Karant
Publicity Dir Jim Davis
Chief Engineer Thomas Phillips
WBIR
KNOXVILLE— 194 1— ABC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Station WBIR, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 618 S. Gay St.
Phone Number 4-3321
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-M.
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Boiling
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Gilmore N. Nunn
Gen., Sta., Com. Mgr John P. Hart
Program Director Neal Branch
Chief Engineer J. Rex Horton
WKGN
KNOXVILLE— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WKGN Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address Park Natl. Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 4-0766
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Forjoe
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Clarence Beaman
Comm. Mgr Guy L. Smith
Publicity Director R. C. Wolfe
Chief Engineer Milton L. Jones
W N 0 X
KNOXVILLE— 1921— CBS
frequency: 990 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Scripps -Howard Radio, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 110-112 S. Gay St.
Phone Number 3-3171
Air Time 5 a.m.-l:05 a.m.
Newspaper Affiliation "News Sentinel"
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Branham
President Jack R. Howard
Gen.-Station Mgr R. B. Westergactrd
Comm.-Sales Prom. Mgr O. L. Smith
Program Dir C. A. McMahon
Chief Engineer Ray Evans
W R 0 L
KNOXVILLE— 1927— NBC
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Walts
Owned-Operated By. . .Mountcastle Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 612 Gay St.
Phone Number 2-7111
Transmitter Location Holston Hills
Air Time 20 hrs.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Paul Mountcastle
Gen„ Sta. Mgr W. H. Linebaugh
Commercial Manager J. T. McCloud
Program Dir J. H. Reese
Prom., Pub. Director Wayne Hudson
Chief Engineer Fred Andrews
WDXE
LAWRENCEBURG— 1951— MBS
KEYSTONE
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Lawrenceburg Bcstg. Co.
Address Locke Bldg.
Phone Number 4411
News Service UP
Transcription Service SES AC, World
Representative Bum-Smith
President Aaron B. Robinson
General Manager George Eubanks
Program Director Ken Marston
Publicity Dir Frances Baxter
Promotion Manager Bud Sawyer
Chief Engineer Noble G. Morgan
WCOR
LEBANON— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . .Lebanon Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Cumberland Ave.
Phone Number 1540
News Service UP
Station Manager Theo. F. EzelL Jr.
Comm. Mgr Michael R. Freeland
Program Director Jack Hendrickson
Chief Engineer William Johnston
625
TENNESSEE
WLIL
LENOIR CITY— 1950
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owner Arthur Wilkerson Lumber Co.
Address 406 E. Broadway
Phone Number 1095
Transcription Service SESAC
News Service UP
Owner. Gen. Mgr Arthur Wilkerson
WJ JM
LEWISBURG— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Estate of James ). Murray
Address East Hill
Phone Number 780
News Service AP
Comm., Gen. Mgr Louis D. Lingner
Chief Engineer J. E. Sowell
WGAP
MARYVILLE— 1947
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned By Aluminum Cities Bcstg. Co.
Address 503 Blount NatL Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 2490-1
Membership NARTB
Air Time 5 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Co-owners F. H. Corbett. H. C. Weaver
Gen.. Sta. Mgr F. H. Corbett
Commercial Manager Walter Moore
Program Dir Joe F. Wheeler
Chief Engineer Curtis Lamarr
WMMT
McMINNVILLE— 1947— MBS
KEYSTONE
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . McMinnville Brdg. Co.. Inc.
Address McMinnville
Phone Number 40 1
President Dr. Sam J. Albritton
WDIA
MEMPfflS— 1947
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
O^fmmd By Bluff City Bcstg. Co.
Operated By John Pepper, Bert Ferguson
Business Studio Address 2074 Union Ave.
Phone Number 36-2703
A^ Time ..Daytime
News Service UP
Representative Pearson, Dora-Clayton
Membership NARTB. BAB
^°- '^^r. Bert Ferguson
Commercial Manager . .Harold F. Walker
626
Program Director Christine Spindel
Publicity Dir Henry N. Fones
News Dir Mario Wathen
WFAK
MEMPfflS— 1951
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Chickasaw Bcstg. Co.
Address 215 Madison Ave.
Phone 37-8833
Transcription Service SESAC, Lang-Worth
News Service INS
President E. C. Krousnick, Jr.
V.P., Gen. Mgr Charles DeVois
Commercial Manager Dick Palmere
Program Director Ted Roney
Chief Engineer Ben Enochs
WHBQ
MEMPfflS— 1925— MBS
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Harding College,
Searcy. Ark.
Bus.-Studio Address Hotel Chisca
Phone Number 8-6868
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Weed & Co.
Membership NARTB, BAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr John Cleghom
Comm. Mgr Bill Grumbles
Pgm.. Dir Gordon Lowhead
Sales Prom. Mgr Frank Willis
Publicity Dir Mark Forrester
Chief Engineer Welton Roy
Consulting Engr Mcintosh & Englis
WHHM
MEMPfflS— 1946
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Mid-South Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Sterick Bldq.
Phone Number 37-4422
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Representative Forjoe
Membership NARTB
President p. E. Furlow
Gen., Sta. Mgr C. K. Beaver
Commercial Manager Alan Avery
Program Dir Jay Black
Chief Engineer William Marsh
W M C
MEMPfflS— 1923— NBC
SOUTHCENTRAL QUALITY
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Memphis Publishing Co.
Bus.-Studio Address. .Goodwyn Institute Bldg.
TENNESSEE
Phone Number 8-7464
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service . . Thesaurus, Lang- Worth
Representative Branham
Membership NARTB
President Enoch Brown
Gen., Sta. Mgr H. W. Slavick
Commercial Mgr Earl Moreland
Program Director Wilson Mount
Production Director Ott Roush
Publicity Director Walter E. Frase
Chiei Engineer E. C. Frase, Jr.
W M PS
MEMPfflS— 1925— ABC
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 10.000 Walts d.;
5000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By WMPS, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Radio Center
Phone Number 5-2663
Air Time 5 a.m.-12:05 a,m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Radio Representatives
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Harold R. Krelstein
Station Mgr George B. Faulder
Sales Prom. Mgr W. B. Rudner
Program Dir W. E. Crump
Publicity Dir Virginia Waters
Chiei Engineer J. E. 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
Phone Number 5-1313
News Service UP
Transcription World. Lang-Worth, SESAC
Representative Katz
Owner, General Manager Hoyt B. Wooten
Commercial Manager HoUis R. Wooten
Program Director Roy Wooten
Chief Engineer Wilson Raney
WCRK
MORRISTOWN— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Cherokee Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address . . . Brown Ave.
Phone Number 1450
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Hal Holman
President Herbert S. Walters
Gen.. Comm. Mgr Howell Ashf ord
Program Director John Frank McCrary
Chief Engineer James R. Redden
WGNS
MURFREESBORO— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WGNS, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 456
Phone Number 1450
News Service AP
Representative Holman
Transcription Service World
News Service UP
Membership NAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Cecil Elrod, Jr.
Program Director John D. Hood
Chief Engineer Will Dunn
WKDA
NASHVILLE— 1947
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Capitol Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address.. 1st American NatL Bank
Bldg.
Phone Number 4-0511
Air Time 5 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol. Standard
Representative Boiling
Membership NARTB
(Partners) Owners T. B. Baker, Jr. &
A. G. Beaman
General Manager T. B. Baker, Jr.
Program Director Alfred G. Kengott, Jr.
Chief Engineer Oscar C. Griffin, Jr.
W L AC
NASHVILLE-1926— CBS
Frequency: 1510 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Life & Casualty Insurance
Co. of Tennessee
Bus.-Studio Address Third NatL Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 6-0161
Air Time 5 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB, BAB
Gen. Mgr F. C. Sowell
Commercial Manager E, G. Blackman
Promotion Manager Frank Gonzales
Program Director Paul Oliphant
Chief Engineer F. D. Binns
WMAK
NASHVILLE— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Volunteer State Bcstg. Co.
Address Maxwell House
Phone Number 4-3411
Transmitter Location Hydes Ferry Rd.
627
TENNESSEE
Air rune 5 a.m.-12 M.
President Frank W. Mayborn
Gen. Sta. Mgr George B. Faulder
Sales Prom. Mgr Clarence L. Waggoner
Chief Engineer Charles W. Slokely
WN AH
NASHVILLE— 1949— KBS-LBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Hermitage Bcstg. Corp.
Address James Robertson Hotel
Phone Nximber 4-7611
Pres., Gen.. Comm. Mgr Van T. Irwin, Jr.
Program Director Donn C. Mclnturff
Chief Engineer Harold Motlow
W S I X
NASHVILLE— 1927— ABC
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Jack and Louis R. Draughon
Address Nashville Trust Building
Phone Number 5-5431
Air Tune 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 M.
News Service A?
Transcription Service World
Station Representative. .George P. HoUingbery
Membership NARTB. BAB
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Louis R. Draughon
Comm., Prom. Manager E. S. Tanner
Prog., Pub. Dir Jim McKinney
Chief Engineer Charles R. Duke
WSM
NASHVILLE— 1925— NBC
Frequency: 650 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Operoled By. .Nat'l Life & Ace. Ins. Co.
Bus. Studio Address 301 7th Ave. N.
Phone Number 6-7181
News Service AP. INS. UP
Transcription Service Thesaurtis
Representative Edward Petry
President John H. DeWitt. Jr.
Commercial Manager Irving C. Waugh
Dir. of Publicity Wm. R. McDaniel
Program Director Jack Stapp
Chief Engineer George A. Reynolds
WSOK
NASHVILLE— 1951
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Nashville Bcstg. Co.
Address 419 Fourth Ave. N.
Phone Number 42-0489
Representative Forjoe
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr H. C. Young, Jr.
Com.. Prom. Mgr Norman Stewart
Program Director Bill Fields
Chief Engineer ...Arthur Visches
WATO
OAK RIDGE— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WATO, Inc.
Address Municipal Market Bldg.
Phone Number Oak Ridge 5-3536
Air Time Unlisdted
News Service AP
Membership NARTB
President Marshall H. Pengra
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Samuel P. Thrower, Jr.
Program Dir Lionel Schwan
Chief Engineer Marvin Paul
WTPR
PARIS— 1947— KBS^DIXIE
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 250 Wotto d.
Owner Paris Bcstg. Co.
Address Poplar St.
Phone Number 1700
General Manager J. M. Cecil
Commercial Manager B. C. Kilgore
Chief Engineer Don Somerville
WKSR
PULASKI— 1947
Frequency: 1420 Kc .Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By The Richland Bdcstg. Co.
Address Jones Bldg.
Phone No. 1066-67
Air Time Sxmrise-Sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service World. SESAC
Membership NARTB, BAB
President W. K. Jones
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr. ... Wallace Beecham
Pgm. Dir., Chief Anncr George Martin
Chief Engineer N. G. Morgan
WHAL
SHELBYVILLE— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Wcrtts
Owned-Oper. By. .Shelbyville Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Phone Number 1400
News Service UP
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Charles Christian
Chief Engineer Tim Marsh
WDBL
SPRINGFIELD— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Springfield Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 464
Phone Number 1287
Transcription Service World
News Service UP
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Walter A.Duke
Comm. Mgr Howard M. Peters
Program Di Lester Ketchersid
Chief Engineer Ann Duke
628
TENN ESSEE-TEXAS
WJIG
TULLAHOMA— 1948
frequency: 740 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Raymond L. Prescott, Jr.
Business Address West End Drive
Phone Number 2607-8
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Pres., Gen. Mgr. . . Col. Raymond L. Prescott Jr.
Comm. Mgr Mrs. Raymond L. Prescott, Jr.
Program Dir Gene Bennett
Chief Engineer William C. Spraggins
WENK
UNION CITY— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 124C Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . Union City Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 1240-1
Air Time 5 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Burn-Smith. Keller
President Aaron B. Robinson
Sta. Mgr., Pub. Dir Louis C. Wrather
Sales Prom., Comm. Mgr. . Edwin A. Kallenberg
Program Director Mrs. Lee Smith
Chief Engineer Charles Holland
WCDT
WINCHESTER— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Arthur D. Smith, Jr.
Address Box 1103
Phone Number 2201
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Pres., Gen., Prom. Mgr Arthur D. Smith, Jr.
Commercial Manager Harry W. Sullivan
Program Director Jack Jones
Chief Engineer Frank Spencer
TEXAS
Pop. April 1, 1933 (Est.) 8,157,000— Total Housing Units 2,410,000
Families April 1, 1933 (Est.) 2,161,000— Stations in State 183
K R B C
ABILENE— 1938— ABC— TEXAS
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Reporter Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Windsor Hotel
Phone Number 4-6255
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Servcie Associated
Representative John E. Pearson
President Mrs. Eva M. Hanks
General-Station Mgr. Howard Barrett
Commercial Manager John Mingus
Sales Prom. Manager Forest Lane
Chief Engineer Troy Mallon
KWKC
ABILENE— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Citizens Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 25th & Butternut Sts.
Phone Number 4-7286
Air Time 18 hrs.
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Taylor
Membership NARTB
President W. P. Wright
Gen., Sta. Mgr A. C. Etter
Commercial Manager Tyler Stewart
Program Director Leonard Johnson
Chief Engineer Forest Tipton
KBKI
ALICE— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1070 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Alice Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 731
Phone Number 2070
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Pearson
President E. G. Lloyd, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr A. C. Lloyd, Jr.
Commercial Manager Bob Grimes
Sales Prom. Mgr Irma Salas
Program Dir J. Allen Frye
Publicity Director Gloria Sanchez
Chief Engineer S. L. Spencer
KVLF
ALPINE— 1947— MBS-KBS<:ACTUS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Big Bend Bcstrs.
Business Address P. O. Box 779
Phone Number 37
News Service UP
Representative Hil F. Best
Transcription Service Thesaurus
629
TEXAS
President Barney H. Hubbs
General Manager Jack Hawkins
Station Manager Gene Hendryx
Program Director Bill Hubbs
Chief Engineer Earl McCall
KAMQ
AMARILLO— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts d..
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Top of Texas Bcstg. Co.
Address 1301 Polk St.
Phone Number 2-6543
Representative Forjoe
Transcription Service Thesaurus
News Service AP
Gen., Sta. Mgr R. D. Houck
Commercial Manager Jess Richardson
Program Director Webb Smith
Publicity Director Johnny Hathcock
Chief Engineer Stewart Parsons
K F D A
AMARILLO— 1 939— ABC
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Walts n.
Owned Oper. By Amarillo Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address Box 1400
Phone Number 6-5343
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Repre«estative Branhan Co.
Membership NARTB
President Wendall Mayes
Sec.-Treas. Charles B. Jordan
Sta., Comm. Mgr Leslie E. Smith
Program Director Bill Fairley
Publicity Director Ruth Halt
Chief Engineer W. B. Spiller
KGNC
AMARILLO— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned Oper. By Plains Radio Bdcstg. Co.
Address p. q. Box 751
Phooe Number 3-4242
Aix Time . Full Time
News Service UP, AP
Transcription Service. .Lang-Worth. M. M. Cole
Representative Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB
President B. E. Walker
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Tom Kritser
Sales Promotion Mgr Beverly Smith
Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir Bob Watson
Publicity Director Marianne Johnson
Chief Engineer W. H. Torrey
KLYN
AMARILLO— 1949— CBS
Frequency: 940 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Plains Empire Bdcstg. Co.
Address 1014 West Seventh
Phone Number 2-8773
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative John Blair & Co.
Membership NARTB. BAB
President R. G. Hughes
Gen., Comm. Mgr Howard Roberson
Publicity Director Mae Dorsey
Chief Engineer Gene Fennimore
KBUD
ATHENS— 1948
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Henderson County Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 309
Phone Number , .2277
Transmitter Location Highway 19
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Sta.. Gen. Mgr J. B. McNutt. Jr.
Consulting Engr Merl Saxon
KALT
ATLANTA— 1950
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Ark-La-Tex Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 681
Transcription Service Ccqpitol
News Service UP
President Herman H. Wommack. Jr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr David A. Wommack
Commercial Manager A. N. Dowd
Program Director Norm Bale
Chief Engr James L. Waites
KNOW
AUSTIN— 1926— ABC-TSN
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Pioneer Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 520 Capital Natl. Bank
Bldg.
Phone Number 2-8213
Air Time g a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB
President Wendell W. Mayes
Station Manager Louis R. Cook
Program Director Norwood McLendon
Chief Engineer Jcones E. Lewis
630
TEXAS
KT B C
AUSTIN— 1939— CBS
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Texas Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address P. O. Box 717
Phone Number 2-2424
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Taylor Co.
President Claudia T. Johnson
Gen., Sta. Mgr J. C. Kellom
Sales Manager Sam Plyler
Sales Prom. Mgr Harry Voelker
Program Director Richard S. Pryor
Chief Engineer A. B. Hearn
KTXN
AUSTIN
Frequency 1370 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.,
Owned-Oper. By Radio KTXN. Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1102
Phone Number 74476
Representative Harlan G. Oakes
President Ed C. James
Gen., Sta. Mgr Frank Stewart
Commercial Manager Harry O'Connor
Sales Promotion Manager Lary Jones
Program Director Lilia Guzman
Chief Engineer Paul Lindhom
KVET
AUSTIN— 1946
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Austin Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 113 West 8th
Phone Number 8-8521
Air Time Full Time
Transmitter Location Bull Creek Rd.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Forjoe
Membership NARTB
President John B. Connolly
General Manager Willard Deason
Commercial Manager Charles Howell
Pub., Pgm. Dir Dave Smith
Chief Engineer Willis Morter
KRUN
BALLINGER— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Runnels County Bcstg. Co.
Address Zappe Bldg.
Phone Number 3151
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Best
President Walter G. Russell
Gen., Comm. Mgr R. F. McGarvey
Program Director Helen Hampton
Chief Engineer W. C. Kelley
KlOX
BAY CITY— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Bay City Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 1391
Phone Number 4642-3
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
President J. G. Long
General Manager Bryan Powell
Station Manager Vernon Townsend
Commercial Manager Boyd Porter
Program Director Bob French
Chief Engineer Van Parr
KRCT
BAYTOWN— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 650 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Bay Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 629
Phone Number 8251
News Service AP
President W. B. Bates
Gen. Mgr., Chf . Engr Neil K. Mallory
KREL
BAYTOWN— 1947
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Tri-Cities Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 419
Phone Number 8211-2
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Richard O'Connell
President Robert Malheme
Gen. Mgr William M. Lightfoot
Commercial Manager Ford Robertson
Sales Prom. Mgr R. D. Hendon
Program Director Mary Lightfoot
Chief Engineer Mack S. Malpee
631
* ♦
TEXAS
K F D M
BEAUMONT— 1924— ABC
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... Beaumont Bdcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 2950. 1420 Calder Ave.
Phone Number 2-7758
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Free & Peters, Inc.
Membership NARTB
President D. A. Cannon
Gen.. Sta., Comm. Mgr C. B. Locke
Pub. Dir., Sales Prom. Mgr H. F. Caldwell
Chief Engineer Harold W. Bartlett
KPBX
BEAUMONT— 1947
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By KPBX Bcstg.. Inc.
Address 2295 Calder Ave.
Phone Number 2-0201
Representative Forjoe
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Trustee Joe B. Carrigan
Sta., Comm., Prom. Mgr Les Ryder
Program Director Virginia W. Ryder
Chief Engineer Fred Reiner
KRIC
BEAUMONT— 1938
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By The Enterprise Co.
Bus.-Studio-Trons. Address. 3130 Blanchette St.
Phone Number 4-9421
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Newspaper Afliliation .. "Enterprise & Journal"
Representative Branham
President O. Eugene Davis
Vice-Pres.. Gen. Mgr E. C. Davis
Station Manager Charles Baskerville
Commercial Manager John Edwin Henry
Program Director Karl Von Leuwen
Chief Engineer Marvin J. Easterwood
KTRM
BEAUMONT— J 947
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KTRM, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 230 Orleans St.
Hit Three Great Markets ^
with One Effort
BEAUMONT
TEXAS
SHIP
BUILDING
KFDM
BEAUMONT, TEXAS
CAniE
. . . ONE station
delivering a 3 -city
market ^Orange,
Beaumont, Port
Arthur — plus the
fabulous Sabine
\
PORT^ARTHUR
TEXAS
±
^
area.
•k 886,900— combined population in-
cluding 12' counties in
Texas and 12 parishes
in Louisiana.
• 243,000-Radio Families
• $705,076,000-Retail Sales
• 916,671,000-Net Effective Buying
Income
\
ORANGE
TEXAS
5000
560 kilocycle:
PR
Sowrc«: 1932-33 Contumer Markets and
1952 Survey of Buying Power
AFFILIATED WITH
American Broadcasting Company
Represented by
FREE & PETERS
632
TEXAS
Phone Number 2-8478
Air Time 5 a.m.-12:30 a^n.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Adam Young
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen.-Sta. Mgr Jack Neil
Comm., Prom. Manager Bill McRae
Program Director Roy Shotts
Chief Engineer Ben F. Hughes
KIBL
BEEVILLE— 1949
Frequency: 1490 Kc. ...Power: 250 Watts d..
250 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Bee Bdcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 650
Phone Number 1490
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
General Manager John D. Rossi
Program Director Bill Bennett
Chief Engineer Harry W. Wardell
K B S T
BIG SPRING— 1936— ABC
TEXAS STATE
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Big Spring Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 702 Johnson St.
Phone Number 1500
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Pearson, Assoc. Radio Sta.
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr William J. Wallace
Commercial Manager William L. Cox
Pub., Pgm. Dir J. N. Young, Jr.
Sales Prom. Mgr Jack Wallace
Chief Engineer Andrew M. Jones
KTXC
BIG SPRING— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Big State Bdcstg. Co.
Address Big Spring City Park
Phone Number 3300
Air Time Full Time
Transcription Service World
News Service UP
Representative Hil F. Best
Pres., Gen. Mgr V. T. Anderson
KFYN
BONHAM— 1948
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Bonham Publ. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 903 E. 9th St.
Phone Number 915
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
President T. Frank Stewart
Commercial Manager Lee Dacus
Program Director Faye Thornton
Promotion Manager Ed Tolson
Chief Engineer Tommy Tomlinson
KHUZ
BORGER— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KHUZ, Inc.
Business Address Box 110
Phone Number 1600
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-U p.m.
News Service UP
Trans. Serv World, SESAC
Membership NARTB
President R. G. Hughes
Manager Jack Roberts
Commercial Manager Louis Roberts
Chief Engineer Herman Kreiger
K N E L
BRADY— 1935— KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By G. L. Bums
Business-Studio Address Brady
Phone Number 7777
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Hil F. Best
Pres., Gen. Manager G. L. Bums
Commercial Manager J. S. Sloane
Program Director Gene Bums
Chief Engineer Cecil Nelln
KSTB
BRECKENRIDGE— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Stephens County Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Miller Bldg.
Phone Number 1430
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Best. Melville
Pres., Gen. Mgr R. W. Chapman
Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir Sidney Foster
Chief Engineer I. E. Smith
KWHI
BRENHAM— 1947
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Tom S. Whitehead
Business Address 108 V2 Main St.
Phone Number 361 1
News Service UP
Transcription Service World. SESAC
Pres., Gen. Mgr Tom S. Whitehead
Commercial Manager J. C. Price
Chief Engineer Bill Horn
633
TEXAS
KTFY
BROWNFIELD— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned Oper. By Terry Cty. Bdcstg. Co.
Address Drawer 1032
Phone Number 1000
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard, World
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Sto., Gen., Comm. Mgr.. .Mike A. Barrett
Sales Prom. Mgr., Publ. Dir Sid Mcintosh
Program Director Dick Aker
Chiel Engineer C. R. Scott
KBOR
BROWNSVILLE— 1949
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Brownsville Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 472
Phone Number 2-5677
Air Time 6 a.m.-12
News Service UP
Trans. Service World, Thesaurus
Representative Best
Pres.. Gen. Mgr M. J. Wilson
Commercial Manager Vance C. Wilson
Prom. Mgr., Pgm.. Pub. Dir O. E. Fowler
Chief Engineer Willis A. Wilson
K B W D
BRO WNWOOD— 1 94 1— MBS
Frequency: 1380 Zc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned Oper. By Brown County Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 800 Hawkins St.
Phone Number 2401
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Pearson
Pres., Gen. Mgr.. Pgm. Dir. . .W. Mayes. Jr.
Commercial Manager Joe B. Foster
Sales Prom. Mgr Bill Jamar
Publicity Director Barbara Taylor
Chief Engineer A. W. Stewart
KORA
BRYAN— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
OwnedOper. By Bryan Bcstg. Co.
Bus. Studio Address 604 Varisco Bldg.
Phone Number 3-1240
J^ T^« .*.".*.". 8 " a.m.-M.
Pres.. Ch. Eng.. Gen. Mgr.. .David C. Jones. Jr.
Commercial Manager M. Ralph Weedon
Program Director Mike Mlstovich
KDET
CENTER— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . Center Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address 205 Austin St.
Phone Number 1199
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership BAB
Pres., Pgm. Dir Tolbert E. Foster
Gen., Sta. Mgr Tom E. Foster
Commercial Mgr Jack Bell
Chief Engineer Harlan Riley
KCTX
CHILDRESS— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1510 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . . Golden West Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio. Address 217 Vi N. Main
Phone Number 1085-S
Air Time Local sunrise-sunset
Representative Hil F. Best
President R. Malone Hagan
Gen., Sta. Manager George D. Cowan
Sales Prom. Mgr Glen Reeves
Program Director LeRoy Carter
Publicity Director Nelle Carter
Chief Engineer William V. Queen
KCLE
CLEBURNE— 1947
Frequency: 1120 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Marti, Inc.
Address 919 N. Main
Phone Number 1025
News Service AP
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr George W. Marti
Commercial Mgr J. B. Bryson
Sales Prom. Mgr Frank H. Hccrdgrove
Program Director D'Voe Lee
Publicity Director Fred A. Allen
Chief Engineer Walter C. Lacy
KSTA
COLEMAN— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1000 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Coleman County Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 432
Phone Number 8406
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC, World
Representative Melville
President H. H. Jackson
Gen„ Sta. Mgr Floyd Shelton
Comm. Mgr Dan C. Guthrie
Pgm. Dir Bill Fox
Chief Engineer Jean Larson
634
TEXAS
WT A W
COLLEGE STATION— 1922
Frequency: 11 50 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By A. & M. College of Tex.
Bus.-Studio Address College Station
Phone Number 66724
Air Time 6 a.m.-local sunset
News Service AP
Sta. Mgr Richard L. Webb
Commercial Manager Elsie Patranella
Pgm. Dir John Scogin
Sta. Mgr Richard L. Webb
Chief Engineer Jerry Marryman
KVM C
COLORADO CITY— 1950
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Colorado City Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 990
Phone Number 1320
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, Capitol
Representative Best
Owner Eldon Mahon
General Manager Charles Diegel
Commercial Manager Richard Dean
Chief Engineer Porter Richardson
KMCO
CONROE— 1951
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Montgomery County
Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 1464
Phone Number 1190
News Service UP
Transcription Service .... Standard, Thesaurus
President Reagan Smith
Station Manager James C. Dorrell
Sales Manager David L. Oglesby
Program Director Hal H. Coley
Promotion Manager . . . James O. McCorquodale
Chief Engineer John W. Neathery, Jr.
KEYS
CORPUS CHRISTI— 1941
Frequency: 1440 Ks Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Nueces Bcstg. Co.
Address Centre Theatre Bldg.
Address P. O. Box 1460
Transcription Service World
Representative O. L. Taylor
Membershrip NARTB
Gen., Comm. Manager Aubrey Jackson
Manager, Prog. Dir Allan Dale
Publicity Director Carol Ann Burg
Chief Engineer Harold Griffith
KRIS
CORPUS CHRISTI— 1935— NBC-TQN
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Gulf Coast Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 840
Phone Niunber 4-6354
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Free & Peters
Pres., Gen. Mgr T. Frank Smith
Commercial Manager William Eikner
Program Director Charles Nethery
Promotion Manager Dick Watkins
Chief Engineer Don Morris
KSIX
CORPUS CHRISTI— 1947
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Corpus Christi Bdstg. Co., Inc.
Address Show Room Bldg.
Phone Number 2-9242
Air Time Full Time
KUNO
CORPUS CHRISTI— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KUNO, Inc.
Address-Trans. Loca P. O. Box 4286
Phone 4-5203
Air Time Unlimited
Transcription Service Associated
Membership NARTB
President Leslie C. Smith
Gen. Mgr B. T. Blackmon, Jr.
Commercial Manager Peggy Lindsay
Program Director H. E. Barrera
Chief Engineer A. D. Hayslip
KWBU
CORPUS CHRISTI— 1944
Frequency: 1030 Kc... Power: 50,000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Texas Baptist Convention
Address Baptist Bldg.
Representative Branham
News Service "^
Pres., General Manager Carr P. Collins
Sta., Sales Prom., Comm. Mgr. . . Harry H. Hayes
Program Director George Wilcox
Chief Engineer Nestor Cuesta
K A N D
CORSICANA— 1937
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Alto, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address State Natl. Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 2486
News Service UP
635
TEXAS
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Representative Branham
Pres., Gen. Mgr Luther A. Johnson, Jr.
V.P., Prog. Dir Perry Taylor
KIVY
CROCKETT— 1949
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Pioneer Bcstg. Co.
Address Crockett
Phone Number 222
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, World
News Service UP
Prog. Director Bill Carter
Gen. Mgr., Chief Engr Hamilton H. Callen
KCFH
CUERO— 1949
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 500 Watts d
Owned-Oper. By A. M. Respondek
Address Cuero
Phone Number 700
Air Time Daytime
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Chief Engr.. .A. M. Respondek
KXIT
DALHART— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
OwnedOperated By Dalrad Associates
Address Dalhort
Phone Number 740
News Service UP
Representative Best
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Ken Bishop
Program Director Ed Hussman
Ch ef Engineer, Prom. Mgr Bill Smith
KIXL
DALLAS— 1947
Frequency: 1040 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Operated By . . . .Variety Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Studio Address. ... 1401 S. Akaid St.
Phone Number Riverside 4521
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard. World
Representative Forjoe
President Lee Segall
General Manager T. W. Massey
Chief Engineer Bob E. Tripp
KLIF
DALLAS— 1948
Frequency: 1190 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d..
1000 Watts n.
Owned Oper. By Trinity Bdcstg. Corp.
Businesa-Studlo Address 2104 Jackson St.
Phone Number RAndolph 7121
Air Time 24 hrs.
News Service UP
Representative H-R Reps.
President B. R. McLendon
General Manager Gordon McLendon
Sta.. Comm. Mgr Bill Weaver
Program Director Hal Bakke
Publicity Director Les Vaughan
Chief Engineer Glenn Callison
K RLD
DALLAS— 1926— CBS
Frequency: 1080 Kc Power: 50,000 Walts
Owned-Operated By KRLD Radio Corp.
Address Heraid Square
Phone Number RAndolph 6811
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP, INS
Transcription Service Standard, SESAC
Newspaper Affiliation "Times Herald"
Representative Branham
Membership NARTB
President Clyde W. Rembert
Commercial Mgr William A. Roberts
Sales Prom. Mgr., Publ. Dir A. J. Putnam
Program Director Ted Parrino
Chief Engineer Bill B. Honeycutt
KS K Y
DALLAS— 1941
Frequency: 660 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By SKY Bcstg. Service
Business-Studio Address Hotel Stoneleigh
Phone Number RAndolph 6193
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service UP
Membership NARTB
President A. L. Chilton
Gen., Prom. Manager R. G. Terrill
Commercial Manager R. L. Kanatzar
Program Director Leonard Holland
Chief Engineer Morris M. Ming
W F A A
DALLAS— 1922— NBC- ABC
TEXAS QUALITY
Frequency: 820 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Dallas Morning News
Business-Studio Address 1122 Jackson St.
Phone Number Riverside 9631
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP, UP
Trans. Serv Lang- Worth
Representative Edward M. Petry
Membership NARTB, BAB
President E. M. Dealey
Supervisor Martin B. Campbell
Station Manager Alex Keese
636
TEXAS
Commercial Manager George K. Utley
Sales Prom. Mgr Mrs. Winona Portwood
Program Director Karl Lambertz
Publicity Director Harry Koenigsberg
Chief Engineer William C. Ellis
W R R
DALLAS— 1920— MBS-TEXAS STATE
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By City of Dallas
Business Address Municipal Radio Bldg.
Phone Number Tenison 6101
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative John Blair
Membership NARTB, BAB
Gen,, Comm. Mgr., Chief Engr. . Durward Tucker
Prog. & Sales Coordinator Pete Teddlie
Program Director Richard Workman
KDLK
DEL RIO— 1945— KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Del Rio Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 1162
Phone Number 1745
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
General Manager Don R. Howard
Program Director Edward Williams
Chief Engineer Pat Jeter
KDSX
DENISON— 1948
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Sta. KDSX
Address Hotel Denison
Phone Number 3400
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Rambeau
Co-Owners B. V. Hammond, Jr.,
L. L. Hendrick
Program Director Allen Hundley
Chief Engineer Franklin Bailey
KDNT
DENTON— 1938
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Harwell V. Shepard
Address Radio Center
Phone Number Central 4144
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Owner & Manager Harwell V. Shepard
KDDD
DUMAS— 1948
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By North Plains Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 337
Phone Number 2-5000
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Hil F. Best
President Lucian M. Spencer
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Ken Duke
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Al Tremble
Program Director Bill Lask
KURV
EDINBURG— 1947
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By J. C. Looney
Address Edinburg
Phone Number 710
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service McGregor
Representative Forjoe
Membership NARTB
President James CuUen Looney
Gen. Mgr Albert C. Ryan
Sales Prom. Mgr Lloyd Barham
Program Director Bryant Arbuckle
Chief Engineer Irvan Williams
KULP
EL CAMPO— 1948
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Wharton County Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 515 E, Jackson St.
Phone Number 1390
Air Time 6 a.m.-Local Sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
President Culp Krueger
General Manager Bob Hathaway
Sales Prom. Mgr Ruth Hilton
Chief Engineer Joe Miller
KELP
EL PASO— 1947
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Trinity Bdcstg. Corp.
Address HiUs Bldg.
Phone Number 3-365«
Representative Pearson
President B. R. McLendon
General Manager Joe Roddy, Jr.
Commercial Manager Don Brooks
Program Director Ralph Webb, Jr.
Chief Engineer Ed Duty
637
TEXAS
KEPO
EL PASO— 1948— ABC
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts
Dwned-Oper. By KEPO. Inc.
Address 2419 N. Piedras St.
Phone Number 5-2731
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service ... Standard. Lang- Worth
Representative Avery-Knodel. Inc.
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Miller C. Robertson
Sta., Comm. Mgr Willard L. Kline
Prom. Mgr., Prog.. Pub. Dir... Cecil Scmsbury
Chief Engineer E. L. Gemoets
K R 0 D
EL PASO— 1940— CBS
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Rode-ick Bcstg. Corp.
Business Studio Address. . .2201 Wyoming St.
Phone Number 2-6551
News. Affil The Times
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB. BAB
Chairman Dorrance D. Roderick
Pres.. Gen.. Comm. Mgr Val Lawrence
Promotion Manager T. Wiseheart
Program Director Ted Hunt
Chief Engineer Edward P. Talbott
KSET
EL PASO— 1949— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Rio Grande Bcstg. Co.
Address 904 Magoffin
Phone Number 326-23
Representative McGillvra
Transcription Service Capitol
News Service AP
President Fred Harvey
General Manager George R. Thady
Commercial Manager Don Brooks
Program Director Juanita Wells
Promotion Manager Sheldon Turner
Chief Engineer Frederick Sheehan
KTSM
EL PASO— 1929— NBC
Frequency: 1380 Kc. . . .Power: 1000 d., 500 n.
AP
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For Stations and Sponsors —
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KONO
"KONO continually shows extremely high Hooper Ratings
against 4 networks and 3 other stations. This speaks for the
quality of AP news service, supplemented by our own local
coverage. AP meets our every need for national and regional
coverage."
BOB A. ROTH, SR.,
Commercial Manager,
KONO, San Antonio, Texas
638
TEXAS
Owned-Oper. By Tri-Stcrte Bcstg. Co., Ine.
Bus.-Studio Address 801 N. Oregon St.
Phone Number 2-5423
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll:30 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesoxirus, World
Representative George P. Hollingbery
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Karl O. Wyler
Commercial Manager Roy T. Capman
Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Karl O. Wyler, Jr.
Program Director Jack Chapman
Chief Engineer Kenneth J. Walton
KFLD
FLOYDADA— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . West Texas Bcstrs. Inc.
Address Floydada
Phone Number 90D
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Continental, Kellar
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Ed Holmes
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr W. Robison
Program Director Carl Minor
Chief Engineer Jack Clark
KCNC
FORT WORTH— 1947
Frequency: 870 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Blue Bonnet Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address 705 Main St.
Fhone Number Fortune 7175
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. H. Speck
Commercial Manager Herman Clark
Program Director Walt Jones
Asst. Mgr., Chf. Engr .Chester Grubbs
KCUL
FORT WORTH— 1946
Frequency: 1540 Kc. ...Power: 5000 Watts d..
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By East- West Bdcstg. Co.
Address 3607 Camp Bowie Blvd.
Phone Number SUnset 6555
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Burn-Smith
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Jas. G. Ulmer
Commercial Manager Bill Hightower
Sales Promotion Manager W. E. Moore
Program Director Herb Golombeck
Chief Engineer R. L. McAlister
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K F J Z
FORT WORTH
MBS-TEXAS STATE
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Tarrant Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1201 W. Lancaster
Phone Number Ed 3474
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative John Blair
Membership BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Gene L. Cagle
Comm. Mgr Clyde D. Pemberton
Pgm. Dir Hal Thompson
Chief Engineer James T. Peterson
KWBC
FORT WORTH 1946
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Worth Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address Box 7116
Phone Number VA 1278
News Service UP
Representative Rambeau
President Judge P. W. Seward
General Manager Lewis Love
Commercial Manager Pat McFathers
Sales Prom. Mgr Charles Lewis
Program Director Dean McClain
Publicity Director Charles D. Hobbie
Chief Engineer Melvin Parsons
KXOL
FORT WORTH— 1947
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Fort Worth Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. .1216 Pennsylvania Ave.
Phone Number Edison 1448
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Representative John E. Pearson
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr E. Fletcher
Commercial Manager Jack Reed
Prog., Pub. Dir Al Gram
Chief Engineer John R. Crous*
639
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STUDIO 1 . . . TELEVISION
N^CESSARyi
WBjiPOffers the BEST in Coverage, Market,
Facilities, Programming!
Here's the TV story of WBAP!
FACILITIES— fmesi in the Southwest! 78,000 square feet of floor space,
three studios, engineering and maintenance shops and storage rooms, a
502 foot tower 1 138 feet above sea level!
COVERAGE-Sixteen fabulous counties surrounding Fort Worth and
Dallas -the WBAP-TV market— foremost in the South, ahead of Houston
and Miami! In addition, WBAP-TV offers the advertiser a BONUS VALUE
—dominance of the extensive non-metropolitan audience as well.
MARICfT-WBAP-TV delivers a $P/2 Billion Market-the No. 1 Market
in the South! in the WBAP-TV Primary Area of 16 counties, total buying
income amounted to $1,950,527,870 during 1951. Over 700,000 view-
ers in this wealthy region have money to spend for merchandise of
every kind. And note this— WBAP-TV's proven response area includes
30 wealthy Texas counties with a total poulation of 1,797,000 and
total retail sales of $2,059,150,000.
No doubt about it— you'll find TOP facilities, TOP coverage, and the
South's No. 1 Market-delivered by WBAP-TV!
Here's the AM-FM story of WBAP!
The Fort Worth-Dallas area, the No. 1 Market in the South, plus most of
the Great Southwest is blanketed by WBAP with top quality local pro-
grams and shows from NBC, ABC and independent producers. Top
Hooper ratings prove-it's WBAP for quick, certain sales results in this
booming, bustling market.
In the combined Tarrant-Dallas County market area alone, total buying
income was $1,751,959,000 during 1951. Total retail sales during the
same period were $1,356,542,000.
WBAP facilities are the finest in the business— six studios, each with its
own control room, color scheme and acoustical design, a master control
room capable of handling ten programs at one time plus a completely
equipped recording room housing Ampex Tape Recorders and RCA
Disc Type Recorders. Field recording equipment also is available.
Check these latest BMB figures:
WBAP-820: 50,000 watts, clear channel . . . daytime BMB 976,380
families, 291 counties, 8 states; nighttime BMB, 1,078,200 families,
51 1 counties, 16 states.
WBAP-570: 5000 watts . . . daytime BMB 656,850 families, 193
counties, 2 states; nighttime BMB 581,810 families, 190 counties,
2 states.
Look to WBAP-AM-FM-TV for the BEST in coverage, facilities, market
and programming.
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For additional details
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Fort Worth. Texas
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TEXAS
W B A P
FORT WORTH— 1922
NBC-ABC-TQN
Frequency: 820 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By.. Carter Publications, Inc.
Business Address 3900 Barnett St.
Phone Number Ft. Worth LO-1981
5" ^^"® Full Time
News Service Ap
Trans. Service Associated, Cole, World
Representative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB
Bd. Chairman Amon Carter, Sr.
President Amon Carter, Jr.
I^^^ector Harold Hough
General Manager George Cranston
Commercial Manager Roy Bacus
Program Director Ed Lally
Promotion Manager Thaine Engle
Chief Engineer R. c. Stinson
KNAF
FREDERICKSBURG— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Gillespie Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 347
Phone Number 311
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Hil F. Best
President, Co-o Waher T. McKay
V.P., Co-o Mrs. Merle Moore
Chf. Engr., Comm.. Gen. Mgr. . . Norbert A. Fritz
KGAF
GAINESVILLE— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Gainesville Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 222
Phone Number 248, 1600
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard, Ullman
President Joe M. Leonard, Sr.
General Manager Joe M. Leonard, Jr.
Comm. Mgr Earl Leonard
Program Director Frank Fancher
Chief Engineer Cordell Martin
KGBC
GALVESTON— 1947
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d„
250 n.
Owned-Oper. By The Galveston Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 1138
Phone Number 3-4329
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service SESAC
Station Representative John E. Pearson
Membershrip NARTB, BAB
General Mgr James W. Bradner. Jr.
Commercial Manager Orland O. Dodson
Prog. Dir., Ch. Eng C. P. GUmore
KLUF
GALVESTON— 1922
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The KLUF Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 300 Haden Bldg.
Phone Number 5-6876
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Representative William G. Rambeau
Pres., Gen. Mgr Geo. Ray Clough
Program Director Braden E. Clough
Chief Engineer Lee Clough
KSIJ
GLADEWATER— 1949
Frequency: 1430 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Gladewater Bdcstg. Co.
Address T. W. Lee Bldg.
Phone Number 2181
News Service AP
News. Aff il Daily Mirror
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Hil F. Best
President T. W. Lee
Gen., Sta. Mgr D. C. Reeh
Commercial Manager Robert Keith
Sales Prom. Mgr Tom Perryman
Program Director Thomas Reeh
Chief Engineer Lloyd Johnson
KCTI
GONZALES— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Gonzales Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 425 St. George St.
Phone Number 770
Air Time. Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Gene Grant, Cooke
Gen. Comm. Mgr Lawrence M. Walshak
Prom. Mgr., Pgm. Dir„ Chief Engr
Frank Wilson. Jr.
KSWA
GRAHAM— 1948
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Southwestair, Inc.
Address Box 1050
Phone Number 1200
News Service UP
President Clay E. Thompson, Jr.
Gen., Comm. Mgr., Chf. Engr. . . H. V. Newsom
Program Director Eugene Turner
641
TEXAS
KGVL
GREENVILLE— 1946
MBS-TEXAS STATE-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Operated By Tniett Kimzey
Address Box 1015
Phone Number 2066
Air Time 18 hrs.
News Service AP
Representative Pearson
General Manager Leo Hackney
Program Director James D. Jones
Chief Engineer Staiford E. Davis
KCLW
HAMILTON— 1948
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Hamilton Bcstg. Co.
Bus. -Studio Address Box 592
Phone Number 500
New8 Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB
President Clyde Weatherby
Gen.. Sla., Comm. Mgr L. H. Smith
Prom. Mgr., Prog. Dir A. B. Scott
Chief Engineer Carl Knelly
K G B S
HARLINGEN— 1941— CBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . .Harbenito Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Phone Number 2200
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service. .. .Associated. Standard
Representative Pearson
President McHenry Tichenor
Gen., Sta. Manager Troy McDaniel
Commercial Manager Dave Bennett
Chief Engineer Al Beck
KSOX
HARUNGEN— 1951— MBS
Frequency: 1530 Kc. Power: 50,000 Watts d.;
10,000 Walts n.
Owned Operated By Ray Hofheinz
^^*<*'»«» Houston. Tex.
News Service Up
Representative H-R Reps.
P'««''dent Roy Hofheinz
General Manager Cleve Griffin
CommerclaJ Manager Jack Crowenwett
Program Dlxeclor Johnny Goodman
PubUcity Director Pat Davis
Chief Engineer. Harold Jones
KGRI
HENDERSON— 1947
Frequency: 1000 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Henderson Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Box 1111
Phone Number 4528
News Service UP
Representative Best
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Pesident Roy B. Cannon
Manager Cliff Crawford
Program Director John T. Cauley
Chief Engineer John M. Bolin
KPAN
HEREFORD— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Marshall Formby
Address P. Q. Box 868
Phone Number 860
Representative Best
Transcription Service Standard
News Service UP
President Marshall Formby
Gen. Sta. Mgr Clint Formby
Commercial Manager Joe Martin
Chief Engineer Dennis Surber
KHB R
HnXSBORO— 1948
Frequency: 1560 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Hill County Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 594
Membership BAB
President Ray J. Williams
KATL
HOUSTON— 1947
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Texas Bdcsters.. Inc.
Address 412 Main St.
Phone Number PReston 3108
Air Time 24 Hours
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative IMS
Membership NARTB, BAB
President William H. Talbot
Gen., Sta. Mgr King H. Robinson
Program Director Johnny Edwards
Chief Engineer Edward Martin
KCOH
HOUSTON— 1948
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By William A. Smith
Business-Studio Address 1 Main St.
642
TEXAS
Phone Number Charter 1888
Air Time Daytime
Representative Clarke
President William A. Smith
General Manager Robert C. Meeker
Program Director Val Springer
Commercial Manager Robert Biggerstaff
Chief Engineer Harold Rench
KLBS
HOUSTON— 1948
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Trinity Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Milby Hotel
Phone Number Preston 1161
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
President B. R. McLendon
General Manager Ray A. Lewis
Commercial Manager Bill Hall
Program Director Webb Hunt
Chief Engineer Harold Weinzel
Asst. Gen. Mgr Glenn Douglas
KNUZ
HOUSTON— 1948
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Veterans Bcttg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 4701 Caroline St.
Phone Number Keystone 2581
Air Time 24 Hours
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lai»g-Worth
Representative Forjoe
Membership NARTB
President Max H . Jacobs
Gen., Sta. Mgr David Morris
Commercial Manager Jack Healy
Prog. Dir., Sis. Prom. Mgr Ken Grant
Publicity Director S. Dixon
Chief Engineer O. C. Crosslond
K P R C
HOUSTON— 1925
NBC— T. Q. N.
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Houston Post Co.
Address Lamar Hotel
Phone Number FAirfax 7101
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Edw. Petrv & Co.
President W. P. Hobbv
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr Jack W. Harris
Commercial Manager Jack McGrew
Promotion Manager Marsh Callaway
Program Director Frances Sullivan
Chief Engr Harvey T. Wheeler
KTHT
HOUSTON— 1944— MBS
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5000 Wctts
Owned-Oper. By Roy Hofheinz
Bus.-Studio Address 4005 Travis St.
Phone Number Keystone 5535
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Representative H-R Reps.
President Roy N. Hofheinz
Gen., Comm., Sta. Mgr Bill Bennett
Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Lauri Schutt
Program Director Tim Osborne
Chief Engineer O. B. Johnson
KTRH
HOUSTON— 1930— CBS-TEXAS
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KTRH Bdcstg. Co.
Phone Number Preston 4361
News Service AP. INS
News. Affil The Chronicle
Transcription Service World
Representative John Blair
President B. F. Orr
Station Manager Ray Herndon
Promotion Mgr Helen Bender
Program Director Tom Jacobs
Engineers Tom Hiner, Lester Mullan
KX YZ
HOUSTON— 1930— ABC
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Shamrock Bdcstg.
Address Gulf Bldg.
Phone Number CApitol 6151
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP, UP
Newspaper Affiliation .... Citizen Newspapers
Transcription Service World, Capitol
Representative Free & Peters, Inc.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Glenn H. McCarthy
V.P., Gen. Mgr Fred Nahas
Sta., Comm. Manager Ted Hills
Program Director Ken Bagwell
Publicity Director Rita Zenzen
Chief Engineer Gerald R. Chinski
KS A M
HUNTSVILLE— 1938— KBS-MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By M. B. Cauthen, T. F. Lott
Address Highway 75 So.
Phone Number 30
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol. SESAC
Membership NARTB
643
TEXAS
President M. B, Cauthen
Gen., Sta. Mgr Ted Lott
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Roy Greer
Chief Engineer Albert W. Strong
KEBE
JACKSONVILLE— 1 947— KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Bill A. Laurie
Phone Number 2211
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-lO p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Gen. Mgr Bill A. Laurie
Station Manager Mrs. B. A. Laurie
Commercial Manager J. D. Spencer
Chief Engineer Eugene R. Kintz
KTXJ
JASPER— 1948
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Jasper Bcstg. Co.
Address Texas Theatre Bldg.
Phone Number 580
President .Joe Fisher
KMBL
JUNCTION— 1951
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Kimble County Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 7q
Owner. Mgr Farrell M. Brooks
KERB
KERMIT— 1950
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned Oper. By Kermit Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
J,^'*'^" Hway. 302
Phone Number 34gj
Transcription Service Thesaurus. SESAC
Newi Service UP
President ' ' " ' George ' H. * Cook
C»eneral Manager H. I. Porter
Program Director Ray Boyd Kilman
-hief Engineer.. iruitt C. Howard
KERV
KERR VILLE— 1948
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Ke rville Bdcstg. Co.
^"^l \ P- O. Box 791
«»on« Number.. 990 „„j ggg
Newg Service . . j^p
Transcription Servic;. Thesaurus, Capitol
o *^". ** NARTB
^'::'^V;' - Hal Peterson
Gen.. Sta Mgr. William G. Feild
KO C A
KILGORE— 1936— KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Sta. KOCA. Inc.
Address Box 989
Phone Number 2001
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
President Roy G. Terry
Gen., Sta. Mgr H. A. Degner
Sis. Prom. Mgr J. F. Davis
Program Director Bob Dupape
Chief Engineer Karem O. Soule
KINE
KINGSVILLE— 1948
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Address 205 E. King St.
Phone Number 1317
Address 205 E. King St.
Air Time Day Time
News Service UP
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership NARTB
President James H. Clement
General Manager Ben A. Glusing
Comm., Sta. Mgr Eston R. Pace
Program Director Jerry Fullerton
Chief Engineer R. T. Whitoker
KPET
LAMESA— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Operated By Lamesa Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 502 S. First
Phone Number 4707 and 2404
Air Time 6 a.m.-l 1 p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
Gen.-Sta. Mgr Bob Bradbury
Commercial Mgr Clayton Barkhurst
Sales Prom. Mgr Paul Singer
Program Dir Frances Singer
Publicity Dir Bob Harris
Chief Engineer Roland Ovelett
KHIT
LAMPASAS— 1948
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Lampasas Bcstg. Corp.
Address p. q. Box 228
Phone Number 721
President .Lee H.Gupon
644
TEXAS
KVOS
LAREDO--1952— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watta
Owned-Operated By Border Bcstrs., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1498
Phone Number 3-4396
News Service UP
Representative Continental
President W. J. Harpole
General Manager Burney Jones
Commercial Manager Bill Douthitt
Program Director Evelyn Jones
Chief Engineer Frank Manuel
KLVT
LEVELLAND— 1949
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Oper. By Herald Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 866
Phone Number 1030
News. Affil "Hockley County Herald."
"Daily News Sun"
News Service AP
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Station Representative Melville
President Forrest Weimhold
General Manager V. King
Membership BAB
Commercial Manager V. Larsen
KVOW
LITTLEFIELD— 1947~KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Southwestern Bcstrs.
Business Address Box 192
Phone Number 192
News Service AP
Transcription Service SESAC
President J. C. Rothwell
General Manager J. B. McShan
Program Director Othell W. Whitson
Chief Engineer Herbert Rains
K F R 0
LONGVIEW— 1934
ABC-KBS-TEX. STATE
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Voice of Longview
Bus.-Studio Address Curtis Bldg.,
P. O. Box 792
Phone Number 1370. 411
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Donald Cooke
Membership NARTB. BAB
President James R. Curtis
KLTI
LONGVIEW— 1948
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . LeTourneou Radio Corp.
Address P. O. Box 1866
Phone Number 4331
News Service UP
Transcription Service . . . Associated, Standard
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB
President R. G. LeTourneau
Gen., Sta. Mgr Arthur L. Greene
Comi. Prom. Mgr Alvin E. Vinson
Prog., Pub. Dir George D. Womack
Chief Engineer Ken Maxwell
KCBD
LUBBOCK— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Opercrted By Caprock Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1803 Broadway
Phone Number 5-6348
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB. BAB
President, General Mgr Joe H. Bryant
Assistant Manager Robert L. Snyder
Commercial Manager George L. Tarter
Prom., Pub. Dir Leroy L. Land
Program Dir Robert L. Sanders
Chief Engineer Frank Lee
K F Y 0
LUBBOCK— 1927— ABC
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d..
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By , . Plains Radio Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 914 Ave. J
Phone Number 5-5567
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP, UP
Trans. Serv Standard. Capitol. Thesaurus
Representative Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB
Vice Pres Parker F. Prouty
Sta. Mgr Gordon Thompson
Program Dir John Kennedy
Publicity Dir Jerry Henderson
Chief Engineer Scott Bledsoe
KSEL
LUBBOCK— 1946
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Lubbock Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 1524
645
• •
TEXAS
• • •
Phone Number 3-0484
Air Tim© 6 ajn.-M.
New. Service AP
Transcription Serrice Lemg-Worth
Representative Wm. G. Rombeou & Co.
Membership NARTB. BAB
PrMid*nt Walter G. Russell
General Manager David P. Pinkston
Commercial Mgr M. M. Rochester
Program Director Wesley Youngblood
Chief Engineer John R. Bell
K R B A
LUFKIN— 1938— KBS-ABC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Operated By Darrell E. Yates
Address 110 S. First St.
Phone Number 3-6661
Representative Continental Radio Sales
Owner, Promotion Manager. . .Darrel E. Yates
Chief Engineer Ambrose Maxim
KTRE
LUFKIN— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d..
1000 Watts n.
OwnedOper. By Forest Capitol Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 701
Phone Number 3-3771
Air Time 5:25 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB. BAB
President R. W. Worlham. Jr.
Gen.. Sta., Comm. Mgr Richmon G. Lewin
Comm., Prom. Mgr Murphy Martin
Program Director Royce Christenson
Publicity Dir Emestene Burroughs
Chief Engineer Fred C. Hill
KMHT
MARSHALL— 1947
MBS— TEX. STATE— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned Oper. By Marshall Bcstg. Co.
Business Studio Address 109 W. Rusk St.
Phone Number 7826-7
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Pearson
President F. M. Skinner
General Manager Earl Fletcher
Station Manager Myrl Stein
Comm. Mgr. John Strength. Jr.
Program Dir George Warwick
Chief Engineer R. L. Clay
KRIO
McALLEN— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Frontier Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box 1551
Phone Number 6-5454
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll:30 p.m.
News Service AP
Representative Weed
President Gene L. Cagla
Gen. Manager Stanley Wilson
Program Dir Normand Mann
Chief Engineer Wm. Meiners
KMAE
McKINNEY— 1947
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By McKinney Air Enterprises,
Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 218 E. Virginia St.
Phone Number 183-4
Transmitter Location . . 1 V2 Mi. W. of McKinney
Air Times 6:30 a.m.-sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Pres., Gen. Mgr George W. Smith, Jr.
Station Manager Miss Denise Adkins
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Melvin Belew
Consulting Engineer C. W. Rampy
KCRS
MIDLAND— 1935— ABC
TEXAS STATE
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Clarence Scharbauer. Jr..
Ruth Scharbauer
Business-Studio Address Box 1072
Phone Number 2-4393
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB
President Clarence Scharbauer, Jr.
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Wallace R. Jackson
Comm. Mgr Eleanor McDonald
Prog., Pub. Dir Dean Baker
Sales Prom. Mgr Robert L. Warren
Chief Engineer Tom Yates
KJBC
MIDLAND— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Jack Cecil
Address Box 1658
Phone Number 4-5152
News Service UP
646
TEXAS
Representative Best
Pres., Gen. Mgr„ Chief Engr Jack Cecil
Commercial Manager Mareen White
Sales Promotion Manager Bill Bennington
Program Director Kieth Ward
Publicity Director Dehha Qliot
KORC
MINERAL WELLS— 1946— KBS
Frequency: 1140 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By I. Elroy McCaw
Address 1615 S.E. 14th Ave.
Phone Number 319
News Service AP
President J. Elroy McCaw
Gen., Comm., Prom. Mgr Vic Rugh
Chief Engineer W. M. McCreary. Jr.
KVKM
MONAHANS— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Monahans Bcstrs., Inc.
Address Radio Center
Phone Number 438
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Hil F. Best
Membership N ARTB
General Manager J. R. Rucker
Commercial Manager Joe Collins
Program Director Bert tfitchell
Chief Engineer Don Bassman
KIMP
MOUNT PLEASANT— 1948
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Mt. Pleasant Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 990
Phone Number 915
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Membership NARTB, BAB
President. General Mgr Winston O. Ward
Program Director Ruby Stanley
Chief Engineer Cliff Taylor
KOSF
NACOGDOCHES— 1947
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Kelly Bell
Address Allen Bldg., Midland
Phone Number 1230
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Kelly Bell
General Manager J. C. Stallings
Comm. Mgr Frank Murray
Program Director R. C. Atherton
Chief Engineer Frank Murray
KSFA
NACOGDOCHES— 1947
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Nacogdoches Br. Co.. Inc.
Address 2107 North St.
Phone Number 860
Air Time Daytim*
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesounxs
Pres.. Gen.. Sta., Comm. Mgr.. .Wilbur C. Pouts
Sales Promotion Manager .... Sara Jane Moon
Prog.. Comm. Dir Mrs. Betty Barnett
Chief Engineer Leroy Morgan
KGNB
NEW BRAUNFELS— 1950
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Comal Bcstg. Co.
Address 184 Castell
Phone Number 1812
Transcription Service Thesaurus
News Service AP
President Charles W. Scruggs
General Manager F. T. Wilson
Pgm.. News Dir Howard Edwards
Chief Engineer G. R. Coker
KECK
ODESSA— 1947
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By. .Ector County Bcstq. Co.
Business Address Box 1369
Phone Number 6-5791-2
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Forjoe
Owner. Gen., Sta. Mgr.. Pub. Dir. . . Ben Nedow
Commercial Manager Sol Scherman
Prod., Prg. Director Roy Eisner
Chief Ann.. News Editor Tom Rollins
Chief Engineer Glenn Cook. Jr.
KOSA
ODESSA— 1947— CBS-SOUTHWEST
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Odessa Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 115 W. 8th
Phone Number 6-4301
Air Time UnUmited
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB
Pres., General Manager Cecil L. Trigg
Commercial Manager Jay Mehaf fey
Sales Prom. Mgr Ed Costello
Program Manager John Vacca
Publicity Director Charlie King
Chief Engineer James Simpson
647
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KRIG
ODESSA— 1945— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Oil Center Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Crane Hway.
Phone Number 6-6871-2
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Hi! F. Best
President R. O. Canon
General Manager Jack W. Hawkins
Promotion Manager Joe Wallace
Commercial Manager Spec Gammon
Station Manager Marguerite Larue
Program Director Jack Lee
Chief Engineer Jody Singleton
KOGT
ORANGE— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Sabine Area Brcstg. Corp.
Address Lucas Bldg.
Phone Number 6-2021
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
President M. L. Jacobs
General Manager Ed Lovelace
Commercial Manager Frank Dusenbury
Program Director Jerome Oppel
Sales Prom. Mgr Harry Harrison
Chief Engineer S. J. Woodworth
K N E T
PALESTINE— 1936— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . .Palestine Bcstg. Corp.
BuBJness Studio Address P. O. Box 649
Phone Number 8686
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-lO p.m.
News Service UP
President B. A. Laurie
Chief Engineer J. W. Kriegel
KPAT
PAMPA— 1951
Frequency: 1230 Kc. . .
Owned-Operated By. . .
Address
PhoD« Number
News Service .
Transcription Service
Representative
President
General Manager
Program Director
Chief Engln&f-
Power: 250 Watts
J. C. Daniels
N. Hobart
2511
UP
Capitol
Pearson
. J. C. Daniels
Tom Capps
Al Goodnight
Edward Murphree
KPDN
PAMPA— 1936— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By W. Hasse, C. Palmer
Address Hughes Bldg.
Phone Number 1100
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB, BAB
Gen., Sta. Manager Coy Palmer
Comm. Mgr Kay Fancher
Chief Engineer Garth W. Osborn
KFTV
PARIS— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By ... . Lamar Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 166
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Best
Pres., Comm. Mgr D. W. Browner
Gen., Sta. Mgr James F. Hendrix
Chief Engineer Travis Fodge
K P LT
PARIS— 1936— ABC— TEXAS STATE
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By No. Star Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Phone Number 1124-5-6
Address Hway. 124
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service AP
Representative John E. Pearson
Pres., Gen. Mgr Fred Kincaid
Commercial Manager Bob Prichard
Sales Prom. Mgr Bill Hogue
Program Dir Bill Davis
Publicity Dir Morion Wagner
Chief Engineer Paul H. Daniels
KLVL
PASADENA— 1950
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Felix H. Morales
Address Pasadena State Bank Bldg.
Phone Niunber Grand 2-1361
President. Gen. Mgr Felix H. Morales
Station Mgr C. B. Rice
Comm. Mgr Alberto Rodriguez
Program Director Victor Lara Ortegen
Chief Engineer Eugene C. McNally
K I U N
PECOS— 1935— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Wotla
648
TEXAS
Owned-Oper. By. .Jack Hawkins, Bamey Hubbs
Business-Studio Address 306 S. Sedar St.
Phone Number 999-8
Transmitter Location 1 Mi. N. of Town
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-10:30 p.m.
News Service UP
Representative Hil F. Best
General Manager Jack Hawkins
Commercial Manager David Martin
Program Director W. D. Martin, Jr.
Publicity Dir Barney Hubbs
Consulting Chi. Engr. . . . Harry W. Boehnemann
KEYE
PERRYTOWN— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Great Plains Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 917
Air Time 6 a.m.-10:30 p.m.
Membership NARTB
President Carl Ellis
Gen.. Sta., Comml. Mgr Irvin R. Buchanan
Sales Prom. Mgr Jerry Drennan
Program Director Zeb Williams
Chief Engineer Coy Thompson
KVOP
PLAINVIEW— 1944— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KVOP, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Veigel Bldg.
Phone Number 1400
News Service AP
Membership NARTB
President W. J. Harpole
Gen., Sta. Manager Kermit Ashby
Commercial Mgr Bill Harrell
Program Dir Doug Sewell
Chief Engineer Hugh Smith
KBOP
PLEASANTON— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Atascosa Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 4871
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Representative Best
News Service INS
General Manager Ben L. Parker
Commercial Manager Cloyd Royal
Chief Engineer Mona Parker
KOLE
PORT ARTHUR— 1947
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Oper. By Port Arthur Bcstg. Co,
Business Address P. O. Box 1126
Phone Number 2-9436
Ptnr.. Gen. Mgr.. Chf. Engr Socs Vrotis
K P AC
PORT ARTHUR— 1934— MBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Port Arthur College
Bus.-Studio Address 1500 Procter St.
Phone Number 5-7458
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB
Sta., Gen. Manager Marjorie R. Vickers
Comm. Mgr George Crouchet, Jr.
Sales Prom. Mgr Corrine Enos
Program Dir Jane Crouch
Publicity Director Mack Newberry
Chief Engineer M. Glenn Boatright
KOLJ
QUANAH— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Orville L Jenkins
Address .Box 566
Phone Number 654
News Service AP
Gen., Sta. Mgr Orville L. Jeixkins
Conunercial Manager Helen Norris
Prog. Dir. & Ch. Eng Richard O. Dormier
KFRD
ROSENBERG— 1948
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Ford Bend Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 832
Phone Number 980
Air Time 6 a.m.-Sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Gen., Comm.. Sales Prom. Mgr.. .Jim Hairgrove
Chief Engineer Frank Wood
KG K L
SAN ANGELO— 1928— ABC
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watto n.
Owned-Operated By KGKL, Inc.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 850
Phone Number 6715
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service AP
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB
President H. C. Ragsdale
General Manager Lewis O. Seibert
Program Director Franklin Rainey
Chief Engineer WiUiam Poteet
649
TEXAS
KTXL
SAN ANGELO— 1947
MBS-LONE STAR
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By . . . . Wes-Tex Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Bus. -Studio Address 1901 W. Beauregard
Phone Nuniber 7183
News Service UP
Representative Taylor
President Armistead D. Rust
General Manager Robert McClellon
News Dir., Comm. Mgr Walton Foster
Chief Engineer Robert Benson
K A B C
SAN ANTONIO— 1926— ABC
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts d.;
10,000 Watts n.
Owned Oper, By Alamo Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address Milam Bldg.
Phone Number Fannin 3126
Air Time 5 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Membership BAB
Representative John Blcrir
President Gene L. Cagle
Station Manager Bill Michaels
Comm, Mgr Bill Joekel
Prog., Prom. Director Jim Wiggins
Chief Engineer Joseph B. Haigh
KCOR
SAN ANTONIO— 1946
Freguency: 1350 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned Operated By KCOR. Inc.
Business-Studio Address KCOR Bldg.
Phone Number Cathedral 1301
News Service UP
Representative O'Connell
President. Gen. Mgr Raoul A. Cortez
Station Mgr. Joe Harry
Program Dir. Lalo Astol
Publicity Dir Bill Lamar
Chief Engineer. Kenneth Hyman
KITE
SAN ANTONIO— 1947
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Radio Station KITE
Business-Studio Address 310 Transit Tower
Phon* Number Fannin 0335
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Pearson
Membership BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Charles W. Balthrope
Asst. Sta. Mgr Alex A. Coe
Chief Engineer. John Siercovich
KIWW
SAN ANTONIO— 1948
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Good Neighbor Bcstg. Co.
Address 518 W. Houston St.
Phone Number Fannin 5254
Air Time Daylight
Representative McGillvra
President Joe Olivares
Station Manager L. E. Richards
Commercial Manager Gene Johnson
Chief Engineer L. E. Richards
K M A C
SAN ANTONIO— 1926— MBS
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 5.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Walmac Co.
Address KMAC Bldg.
Phone Number Belmont 3-6211
Representative Hollingbery
Pres., Gen., Comm. Mgr. . . . Howard W. Davis
Sales Promotion Manager Sam Young
Program Director A. S. (Tony) Bessan
Chief Engineer Al Knight
K 0 N 0
SAN ANTONIO— 1927
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 5000 d., 1000 n.
Owned-Operated By Mission Bdcstg. Co.
Address 317 Arden Grove
Phone Number Fannin 5171
Air Time 24 hrs.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Forjoe
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Owner Eugene J. Roth
General Manager Jack L. Pink
Commercial Manager Bob Roth
Program Director Robert F. Jenkins
Publicity Director Jack Roth
Chief Engineer George Ing
KTSA
SAN ANTONIO— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Sunshine Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Ave. E. & 3rd St.
Phone Number Garfield 1251
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service .. Associated, MacGregor
Representative Free & Peters
President Frank G. Huntress, Jr.
Genl., Comm. Mgr Charles D. Lutz
Program Director H. H. Carr
Chief Engineer W. G. Egerton
650
TEXAS
WOAI
SAN ANTONIO— 1922— NBC-TQN
Frequency: 1200 Kc; Power: 50,000 Watts d..n.
Owned-Oper. By .... Southland Industries, Inc.
Address 1031 Navarro St.
Phone Number Garfield 4221
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP, INS. UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Edward Petry & Co., Inc.
Membership BAB
President Hugh A. L. Halff
Gen., Sta. Manager Arden X. Pangborn
Commercial Manager Rex Preis
Sales Promotion Manager Dallas Wyant
Publicity Director Imogene Stanley
Chief Engineer Charles L. Jeff ers
KCNY
SAN MARCOS— 1348— KBS
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Central Brcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 32
Phone Number 888
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Station Representative Hil F. Best
President Edw. C. James
General Mgr Tom C. Fleet
Comm. Mgr Princess J. Fleet
Sales Prom. Mgr Charles P. Riley
Program Dir Tom Loy
Chief Engineer Charles Sinzel
KWED
SEGUIN— 1948
Frequency: 1580 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Seguin Bdcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 200 S. Camp St.
Phone Number 1580
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Membership NARTB
Representative Hil F. Best
General Manager Garfield Kiel
Comm.. Sta. Mgr Stan McKenzie
Prog. Dir., Chief Announcer ... Henry Lehnhoff
Chief Engineer Louis Sowder
KSE Y
SEYMOUR— 1950
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Oper. By W. C. Moss, Jr.
Address Seymour
Phone Number 2525
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Hil F. Best
Pres., Gen.. Comm. Mgr W. C. Moss, Jr.
Program Dir Elizabeth Moss
Chief Engineer Luke M. Stribling
KRRV
SHERMAN-DENISON— 1936
MBS-TEX STATE
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . Red River Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 94 (Denison)
Box 865 (Sherman)
Phone Number... 423 (Denison); 201 (Sherman)
Representative Pearson
Transcription Service Associated, World
News Service UP
President G. H. Wilcox
General Manager. .Tom E. Spellman (Sherman)
Al Donaldson (Denison)
Commercial Manager George Myers
Program Director Earl Ellington
Chief Engineer Tom Johns
KTAN
SHERMAN— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1500 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Sherman Best. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Box 661
Phone Number 2910
Air Time Daytime
1
NBC
fQN --non:
EDWARD PETRY t COMPANY. INC.
^
651
TEXAS
News Service AP
Membership BAB
Representative Hil F. Best
President Charles Cain
Sta., Comm. Mgr William A. Jaco
Sec'y-Treas Jessie Mae Cain
Program Director James Shelton
Chief Engineer Charles Cain
KSN Y
SNYDER— 1949
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
OwnedOper. By Snyder Bdcstg. Co.
Address Box 661
Phone Number 2910
News Service UP
Pres.. Gen. Mgr J. T. Hughes
Commercial Manager Mrs. Nat Chapman
KDWT
STAMFORD— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By David W. Rcrtliff
Phone Number 1400 or 866
Air Time 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
News Service AP
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr David W. Ratliff
Comm., Prom. Mgr George Morey
Prog., Pub. Dir Billye Watson
Chief Engineer M. O. Harrison
KSTV
STEPHENVILLE— 1947
Frequency: 1510 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Galen O. Gilbert &
I. R. Kincaid
Address P. O. Box 102
Phone Number 950
Transcription Service Standard
News Service UP
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Galen O. Gilbert
Sales Prom. Mgr John Dyer
Prog.. Pub. Dir Jack Reeves
Chief Engineer Floyd Jeter
KSST
SULPHUR SPRINGS— 1947
MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By. . . Hopkins County Bcstg. Co.
Bu«-Studlo Address Radio Rd.
Phone Number 1230
Air Time 6 a.m.-10:15 p.m.
Pres., Gen. Mgr Bill Bradford
Commercial Manager Clovis Pinion
News Director Marga-et Thomas
Chief Engineer WUUam E. Bradford. Jr.
Program Director Lona Ruth Long
KX 0 X
SWEETWATER— 1939— MBS-KBS
frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio & News, Inc.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address Box 570
Phone Number 4655-6
Air Time 6:15 a.m.-ll i>.m.
News Service UP
Representative Hil F. Best
President J. S. McBeath
Gen., Sta. Manager J. Harley Hubbard
Comm.. Sales Prom. Mgr Elwood Fritch
Program Dir Dale Wood
Chief Engineer I. T. Allen
KTAE
TAYLOR— 1948
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By KTAE, Inc.
Business Address 121 E. Second St.
Phone Number 1260
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Pres., Gen. Mgr. Graham Gillis Conoley
Commercial Manager John M. Wehby
Prod., Pgm., News Dir R. S. Heller
Chief Engineer Gordon W. Rctiney
Promotion Manager Bob Mitchell
K T E M
TEMPLE— 1936— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Operated By Bell Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address 17 S. Third St.
Phone Number 3-5252
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Frank W. Maybom
General Manager Burton Bishop
Chief Engineer Curtis M. Casey
KTER
TERRELL— 1950
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Terrell Bcstg. Corp.
Address Terrell
Phone Number 1710
Transcription Service SESAC, Thesaurus
News Service UP
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Paul A. Wnorowski
Pub., Prom. Mgr Lee Dacus
Program Dir Bill Collins
Chief Engineer Fred Wnorowski
652
TEXAS
KCMC
TEXARKANA— 1932
ABC-TEX. STATE
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KCMC, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 317 Pine St.
Phone Number 3-6151
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Serv. . . . Lang- Worth, Associated
Representative Taylor
Membership NARTB. BAB
General Manager Frank O. Myers
Program Director Donald Myers
Chief Engineer Harvey Robertson
KTFS
TEXARKANA— 1946
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KTFS. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Radio Center Bldg.
Phone Number 3-5123
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Transcription Service Devney
Membership NARTB
General Manager David M. Segal
Commercial Manager Tom Aliord
Program Director Les Eugene
Chief Engineer Fred Parks
KTLW
TEXAS CITY— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Long Radio Enterprises
Business-Studio Address Bay City
Phone Number Texas City 5-4418
News Service UP
President John G. Long
Gen., Sta. Mgr Joe Brown
Commercial Manager Edson Foster
Program Director Guy H. Popham, Jr.
Chief Engineer Burl N. Campbell
K G K B
TYLER— 1930— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Lucille Buf ord Lansing
Bus.-Studio Address 115 South College
Phone Number 23875
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-M.
Transcription Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB
President Lucille Buford
General Manager Marshall Pengra
Program Dir Gerald Lansing
Chief Engineer Hudson C. Collina
KTBB
TYLER— 1947— TSN
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Blackstone Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Blackstone Hotel
Phone Number 4-7278
News. Affil "Courier Times Telegraph"
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB, BAB
Director S. H. Bothwell
General Mgr M. E. Danbom
Comm., Prom. Mgr Herbert Golombeck
Program Dir Don Jackson Tausch
Publicity Dir David H. Bothwell
Chief Engineer R. A. Wileman
KVOU
UVALDE— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By E. J. & W. J. Harpole
Address 1450 BatesvUle Rd.
Phone Number 717
News Service UP
Membership BAB
General Manager Edward J. Harpole
Station Mgr. Bob Hicks
Comm., Prom. Mgr Joe Watson, Jr.
Program Dir Sally Adams
Chief Engineer Les Miller
K V W C
VERNON— 1939
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Northwestern Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1813 Wilbager
General Manager W. R. Hixon
KNAL
VICTORIA— 1949
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Victoria Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 642
Phone Number 1410
News Service UP
Trans. Serv Capitol, SESAC, Thesaurus
Representative Hil F. Best
President A. B- Alkerk
Gen.. Comm., Prom. Mgr Robert Tharp
Program Director Sam Sitterle
Chief Engineer Douglas Smith
K VI C
VICTORIA— 1940— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
653
TEXAS
Owned Oper. By KVIC Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 725
Phone Number 1106-7
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Membership BAB
President J. G. Long
Gen., Comm. Mgr.. Pub. Dir.. .William C. Burks
Sales Prom. Mgr Hans Felix Breitbarth
Program Dir Wilburn H. Jackson
Chief Engineer Ed Lamprecht
KWTX
WACO— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KWTX Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 3128
Phone Number 3-7331
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Everett McKinney
Membership NARTB
Gen., Sta. Manager M. N. Bostick
Commercial Manager J. M. Brinegar
Sales Prom. Mgr Rex Bodoin
Program Dir Bob Walker
Chief Engineer L. R. Grubbs
WACO
WACO— 1922— ABC
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Frontier Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 3620 Franklin Ave.
Phone Number 2-6571
Air Time 6a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB
General Manager R. Lee Glasgow
Program Dir Douglas S. Rains
Chief Engineer Jesse H. Dove
K R G V
WE3L ACO— 1 927— NBC-TQN
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned Oper. By Taylor Radio & TV Corp.
But. Studio-Transmitter Address. .201 Border St.
Phone Number 375
Ai' Time 5.45 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service World. SESAC
Representative Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB
P'««ident O. L. Ted Taylor
General Manager. Byron W. Ogle
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Ted Cressner
Program Director James D. Cook
Chief Engineer O. Lewis Hartwig
KFDX
WICHITA FALLS— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts d„
1.000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By . . Wichtex Radio and Tel. Co.
Address City Natl. Bldg.
Phone Number 2-8668
Air Time 5:30 a.m. to 12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World. SESAC
Station Representative Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Darrold A. Cannan
Station Manager John White
Commercial Manager Mott M. Johnson
Program Director Warren Silver
Chief Engineer John Adams
KTRN
WICHITA FALLS— 1949— MBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Walts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Texoma Bcstg. Co.
Address 9171/2 Scott St.
Phone Number 2-5214
News Service AP
Representative Pearson
Pres.. Gen. Manager Boyd Kelley
Commercial Manager Sid Grayson
Program Director Bill Edgar
Chief Engineer Bob Harmon
K W FT
WICHITA FALLS— 1939— CBS
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . Rowley-Brown Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 420
Phone Number 4181
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-ll:30 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership NARTB, BAB
President. General Manager Kenyon Brown
Station Manager Charles E. Clough
Comm. Sales Prom. Manager A. L. Pierce
Program Director Blaine Cornwell
Chief Engineer Herbert T. Wiley
654
UTAH
Pop. April 1, 1933 (Est.) 712,000— Total Housing Units 202,000
Families April 1, 1933 (Est.) 188 ,000— Stations in State 18
KBUH
BRIGHAM CITY— KBS
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Wade Ebeling
Address 948 W. Forrest St.
Phone Number 948
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service UP
Membership BAB
Pres.. Gen., Comm. Mgr Wade Ebeling
Sales Prom. Mgr Thomas Mehan
Prog., Pub. Dir Melvin Richardson
Chief Engineer Samuel Stevans
K S U B
CEDAR CITY— 1937— CBS
Frequency: 590 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By So. Utah Bcstg. Co.
Address 189 N. Main St.
Phone Number 398-9
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Reps Bonneville. CBS Spot Sales
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Ivor Sharp
General Manager Arthur Higbee
Sales Mgr W. V. Lowe
Program Director Robert Heyborne
Chief Engineer Richard Gunn
K V N U
LOGAN— 1938
MBS-INTERMOUNTAIN-KBS
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Cache Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address 1393 N. Main St.
Phone Number 1400
Air Time 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
President Herschel BuUen
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Reed Bullen
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr W. W. Kirkland
Program Director Morgan White
Chief Engineer Wm. Jones
KMUR
MURRAY— 1948
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Murray Bcstg. Service
Address 4646 So. State St.
Phone Number 9-9822
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Membership NARTB
President Oral J. Wilkinson
Gen., Sta. Manager Howard Pingree
Program Director Mitzi Patterson
Chief Ann., Engr Fred Weibell
K L 0
OGDEN— 1924
MBS-INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Interstate Bcstg. Corp.
Address 425 25th St. Hotel Ben Lomond
Phone Number 5721
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Edris Glasmann
General Manager A. L. Glasmann
Station Manager Collin W. Lowder
Commercial Manager W. Kimball Ward
Publicity Director Bruce Thornton
Chief Engineer Robert V. Beadles
KOPP
OGDEN— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By KOPP. Inc.
Address W. 12th St.
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
President G. Stanley Brewer
General Manager King Harmon
KVOG
OGDEN— 1948
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By United Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 1538 Gibson Ave.
Phone Number 2-7535
Representative Biddick
Transcription Service Capitol
News Service AP
Pres., Gen., Comm. Mgr Arch G. Webb
Chief Engineer Al Ccndrey
Station Manager David B. Affleck
KOAL
pp Trjp 1936
MBS-INTERMOUNTAIN-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Eastern Utah Bcstg. Co.
Address P"ce
Phone Number Price 200
Representative Avery-Knodel
Pres., Gen. Comm. Mgr Jack Richards
Sis. Prom. Mgr.. Pgm. Dir Carl P. Wolfrom
655
UTAH
K CSU
PROVO--1947— ROCKY MT.-ABC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oiser. By. .Central Utah Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 550
Phone Number 2802
Representative HoUingbery
News Service UP
Co-owner, Pres., Gen. Mgr.
Frank A. Van Wagenen
Co-owner, VJ*., Prom. Mgr.
Harold E. Van Wagenen
Chief Engineer Dallin H. Oaks
KEYY
PROVO— 1949
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Mid Utah Bcstg. Co.
Address 307 So. 17th W.
Phone Number 4060
Air Time Full Time
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Continental
President Spencer D. Grow
Gen., Sta. Manager Garn Carter
Commercial Manager Edwin M. Ellis
Sales Prom. Mgr John Crawford
Program Director James Sauls
Publicity Director Ron Balie
Chief Engineer Francis Boyer
K 0 V 0
PROVO— 1939
MBS-INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KOVO Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. ... 108 W. Center St.
Phone Number 1680
Air Time 6 o.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Clifton A. Tolboe
General Station Mgr Arch L. Madaen
Commercial Manager L. H. Curtis
Pgm. Dir James H. Lawrence
Chief Engineer Lovell A. Killpack
KSVC
RICHFIELD— 1947
INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Ovmed Operated By.. Sevier Valley Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 690 Tower Lane
Phone Number 820
Air Time ... Sunrise-Sunset
News Service jjp
Transcription Service World
Representative Avery Knodel
President Homer Bandley
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Frank Peacock
Comm., Sales Prom, Mgr Art Tucker
Program Director Hal Edwards
Chief Engineer Ralph Ross
KALL
SALT LAKE CITY— 1945
MBS-INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Salt Lake City Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 146 S. Main St.
Phone Numbers 4-3561
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP
Representative Avery-Knodel, Inc.
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr George C. Hatch
Sta., Comm. Mgr Thomas H. Anderson
Prom., Publ. Mgr John Brophy
Program Director Kay Richins
Chief Engineer W. D'Orr Cozzens
K D Y L
SALT LAKE CITY— 1922
NBC
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 5000 Walts
Owned-Oper. By Intermountain Bcstg. &
Telev. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 143 S. Main
Phone Number 5-2991
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service . . Associated, Thesaurus
Representative John Blair
Pres.-General Mgr S. S. Fox
National Sales Dir Holly Moyer
Exec. Vice-Pres Easton WooUey
Program Director Mildred Baker
Publicity Dir Del Leeson
Chief Engineer John M. Baldwin
KNAK
SALT LAKE CITY— 1945
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 n.
Owned-Operated By Granite District Radio
Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1042 So. 6th W.
Phone Number 4-3685
News Service UP
Representative Forjoe
President Howard D. Johnson
General Manager Thomas M. Ivory
Commercial Manager Marvin R. Briggs
Program Director Eldon Walton
Chief Engineer tyle Wahlqulst
656
UTAH
KS L
SALT LAKE CITY— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 1160 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By, .Radio Service Corp. of Utah
Bus.Studio Address 10 S. Main St.
Phone Number 5-4641
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Representative CBS Radio Spot Sales
Membership NARTB, BAB
President J. Reuben Clark
Exec. Vice Pres Ivor Sharp
Manager Eugene M. Halliday
Sales Manager Frank McLatchy
Program Director Joseph A. Kjar
Promotion Manager A. Wayne Baker
Chief Engineer Curtis Neilson
K U T A
SALT LAKE CITY— 1938— ABC
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Utah Bcstg. & Telev. Co.
Business-Studio Address 29 S. State St.
Phone Number 3-2737
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M,
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NARTB, BAB
President, General Mgr Frank C. Carman
Sta. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Ray Fadel
Comm., Sales Prom. Manager John Schile
Pub. Dir Al Thomas
Chief Engineer C. Wendell Bell
KJAM
VERNAI^1947— KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Vintah Bcstg. Co.
Address 120 E. Main St.
Phone Number 494
News Service UP
President James C. Wallentine
Gen. Mgr., News Dir Lee Walker
Commercial Manager Grant E. Parry
Program Director Buchanan Fulmore
Chief Engineer Wallace D. Raker
Your Key
to a
dollar^ empire
in the Mountain West
KSL RADIO
KSL Radio and only
KSL Radio with its
50,000 watts
can effectively take
your product to
Mountain West buyers
for less than
12c per thousand.
family prospects.*
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
REPRESENTED BY CBS RADIO SPOT SALES
*BMB - 50% to 100%: 1952 SALES MANAGEMENT
657
VERMONT
Pop. April i, 1933 (Est.) 402,000~Total Housing Units 124,000
Families April 1, 1953 (Est.) 104,000— Stations in State 10
WTSA
BRATTLEBORO— 1950— GRANITE
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Granite State Bcstg. Co.
Address Putney Rd.
Phone Number 1700
Representative Rambeau
News Service UP
President Theodore Feinstein
Gen.. Sta.. Com. Mgr P. C. Terhune
Program Director Harold Shaw
Publicity Director Loren C. Smith
Chief Engineer Edward D. Somes
W C AX
BURLINGTON— 1927— CBS
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operoted By WCAX Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 135 Main St.
Phone Number Burlington 3-3437
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB, BAB
President. Gen. Mgr C. P. Hasbrook
Sta.-Mgr j. d. Swan
Commercial Manager T. B. Braine
Chief Engineer James W. Tiemey
WJOY
BURLINGTON— 1946— ABC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Vermont Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Location . . 633 Main St.
Phone Number 4-5774
TranscripHon Service Thesaurus
^" ^™® Full Time
News Service /^p
Representative WiUiam G. Rambeau
Membership BAB
^'•■^«°« .'.'.'.David' W 'Howe
Prog.. Pub. Dir Richard Burt
Sta.. Comm. Mgr Alfred E. Spokes
Chief Engineer John C. Quill
WSKI
MONTPELIER-BARRE— 1947
Fr^ency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Own»d By Montpelier-Barre Bcstg. Co
Builne.8 Address Union Mutual Bldg*.
. • ^"^"^^^ Montpelier 1740
i^' ^*V Full rime
W*wi Servlcr- ap
Represen tati V . Borgatti; W.' s! 'crant
Membership g^g
Ptm.. Gen., Comm. Mgr C. W. Grinnell
Sales Prom. Mgr John W. Millar
Program Director Robert Bannon
Publicity Director Harry C. Perrigo
Chief Engineer Gerald Marcotte
WIKE
NEWPORT— 1952
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Memphvemagog Bcstg. Co.
Phone 832-3
Transcription Service World
News Service UP
Reps McGillvra. Kettel-Carter
Pres.. Gen. Mgr E. D. Finney
Prog. Dir.. Ch. Eng D. A. Thurston
WHWB
RUTLAND— 1949
Frequency: 1000 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Central Vt. Bcstg. Corp.
Address 241/2 Center St.
Phone Number 3200
Air Time Day Time
News Service AP
Phone Number 3200
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Kettell-Carter
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Vena M. Bates
Program Director Shirley Neilson
Publicity Director Thomas Kibbe
Chief Engineer Willord H. Buttles
WS Y B
RUTLAND— 1930
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Philip Weiss Music Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 35 Washington St.
Phone Number 1247
Air Time Unlimited
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra.
Station Manager J. H. Weiss
WWSR
ST. ALBANS— 1940— YANKEE
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Vermont Radio Corp.
Business-Studio Address 75 N. Main St.
Phone Number 1390
Air Time daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Walker. Bannon
President-Gen. Mgr Lloyd Squier
Sta.. Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr.. Richard W. Hill
Publicity Director C. Stuart Perry
Program Director Raymond Turner
Chief Engineer Theodore Boisvert
658
VERMONT-VI RGI N I A
WTWN
ST. JOHNSBURY— 1949
Frequency: 1340 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Twin State Bcstrs. Inc.
Address Concord Ave.
Phone Number 2344
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
Representative McGillvra, Kettel-Carter
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr E. Dean Finney
Program Director Guy O. Austin
Chief Engineer Gerald D. Johnson
W D E V
WATERBURY— 1931— MBS
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 1000 Wcrtti
Owned-Oper. By Lloyd E. Squier
Address 8 Stowe St.
fhone Number 400-7
Air Time 6:00 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Walker
Owner, Gen.-Sta. Mgr Lloyd E. Squier
Comm. Mgr., Pgm. Dir Thomas L. Dodd, Jr.
Program Director Craig S. Parker
Chief Engineer Warren Chase
'VIRGINIA^
Pop. April 1, 1933 (Est.) 3,486,000— Total Housing Units 910,000
Families April 1, 1933 (Est.) 821 ,000— Stations in State 39
WPIK
ALEXANDRIA— 1945
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Potomac Bcstg. Corp.
Address Virginia Theatre Bldg.
Phone Number OVerlook 3-3000
Membership NARTB, BAB
News Service AP
Pres., Gen., Comm. Mgr Carl L. Lindberg
Station Manager Art Kellor
Traffic Manager Barbara Power
Program Director Phil Long
Publicity Director Mary V. Lindberg
Technical Supervisor B. A. Terrier
WARL
ARUNGTON— 1947
Frequency: 780 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By No. Virginia Bcstrs., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 5232 Lee Hway.
Phone Number JAckson 7-7800
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service UP
President Lou Poller
General Manager Cy Blumenthal
Program Director Ray Armand
Publicity Director George Crump
Chief Engineer Stephen Hart
WEA M
ARLINGTON— 1947
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Arlington Fairfax Bcstg. Co.
Address Radio Bldg.
Phone Number JAckson 7-7100
Air Time 5:00 a.m.-l:00 a.m.
News Service AP
President. Harold H. Thorns
General Manager George Oleson
Publicity Director .Buddy Kling
Program Director John Cooley
Chief Engineer Cliff Inman
WBLT
BEDFORD— 1950— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Bedford Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 406
Phone Number 8245
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Pres., Gen. Mgr., Chf. Engr...A. P. Marsh, Jr.
Commercial Manager R. A. Owen
Program Director R. A. Scott, Jr.
WKLV
BLACKSTONE— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 watts
Owned-Oper. By Blackstone Bdcstg. Corp.
Phone Number *78
Address Community Bldg.
Air Time 6 a.m..ll pjn.
News Service ^
President H. L. Umstead
Station Manager Dennie Perkinson
Publicity Director Frank Elliott
Chief Engineer Theodore Bonn, Jr.
659
• • •
VIRGINIA
• • •
WCYB
BRISTOL— 1946
(See Also Bristol, Tenn.)
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 10,000 Watls d.
Owned-Oper. By ... .Appalachian Bcstg. Corp.
Address Front & Cumberland Sts.
Phone Number North 3560
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service. .World, Cole, Associated
Membership NARTB. BAB
President, Gen. Mgr Robert H. Smith
V.P.. Sales Mgr J. Fey Rogers
Chief Engineer R. V. Robinson
WFHG
BRISTOL— 1946— MBS-CBS
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Bristol Bcstg. Co.
Address Valley Drive
Phone Numbei- 3620
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr W. C. Nininger
Commercial Manager Jack Martin
WCYB
Serving the Tri-Cities
Bristol, Va.-Tenn., Kingsport
and Johnson City, Tenn.
from
Bristol
10,000 Watts — 690 Kc.
Clear Channel
Represented by
GILL-PERNA, Inc.
Program Director O. L. Gee
Chief Engineer John Hughlett
WCHV
CHARLOTTESVILLE— 1933— ABC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Barham & Barham
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address. .Rose Hill Dr.
Phone Number 2-5121
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Walker
Managing Director Charles Bccrham, Jr.
Gen., Comm. Manager Robert C. Walker
Prog., Pub. Dir R. G. Sketchby
Promotion Manager Charles Smith
Chief Engineer Walter W. Gray
WINA
CHARLOTTESVILLE— 1949
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts, d.
Owned-Oper. By. .Charlottesville Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 1230
Phone Number 2-6177
Aiir Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen., Comm. Mgr.. .Thos. W. Carruthers
Pgm. Dir., Sta. Mgr Charles W. Freeman
Chief Engineer Lawrence Kennedy
WCFV
CUFTON FORGE— 1950— MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By... Clifton Forge Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 214
Phone Number 2147
Transcription Service Standard. SESAC
News Service AP
Membership NARTB
President W. G. Matthews, Jr.
Gen., Sta., Com. Manager Sidney H. Tear
Promotion Director John Echols
Chief Engineer Grover H. Fulk
WKEY
COVINGTON— 1941— ABC
Freqeuncy: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Earl M. Key
Business Address Main St. at Bridge
Phone Number 8351
Air Time 7 a.m..ll:15 p.m.
News Service UP
Representative Devney
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Earl M. Key
Commercial Mgr Kenneth L. Bryant
Program Director John Lee Davis
Chief Engineer Clinton J. Lewis
660
VIRGINIA
WSVS
CREWE— 1947
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By So. Virginia Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 117 Carter St.
Phone Number Crewe 5000
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative BAB
President Calvin S. Willis
General Manager John E. Sadler
Commercial Manager W. Brown Holler
Program Director Frank H. Watkins
Chief Engineer C. E. Wilson
WCVA
CULPEPER— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Culpeper Bcstg. Co.
Address Hendricks Ave.
Phone Number 8338
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
President Ira C. Hopkins
Gen., Comm. Mgr John T. Rogers
Program Director Woody Powell
Chief Engineer Benny Jones
W B T M
DANVILLE— 1930— ABC
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By ... . Piedmont Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Hotel Danville Bldg.
Phone Number 2350
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative George P. HoUingbery
Membership NARTB
President L. N. Dibrell
General Manager Edward G. Gardner
Comm. Mgr John Holland
Prog. Dir., Sales Prom. Mgr Mihon Adams
Chief Engineer Lyle C. Motley
WDVA
DANVILLE— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Va.-Carolina Bcstg. Corp.
Address American Natl. Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 5300
Air Time 4:00 a.m.-2:00 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Burn-Smith. Dora-Clayton
Membership NARTB, BAB
President I. D. Pruitt
General Manager Emerson J. Pryor
Commercial Mgr Stover Morris, Jr.
Program Director Richard Campbell
WEVA
EMPORIA— 1952
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Stone Bdcstg. Co.
Address Washington St. & Delaware Ave.
Phone 2133
Transcription Service Associated
News Service AP
Pres., Gen. Mgr M. E. Stone
Commercial Manager H. L. Umstead
Chief Engineer E. A. Short, Jr.
WFAX
FALLS CHURCH— 1948
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Lamar A. Newcomb
Address Box L
Phone Number 0900
News Service UP
Pres., Gen. Mgr Lamar A. Newcomb
Program Director Genevieve Main
Chief Engineer Richard Fanning
WFLO
FARMVILLE- 1947
Frequency: 870 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Colonial Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 118 W. Third St.
Phone Number 870
News Service UP
Transcription Service Cap.tol, Thesaurus
Representative Clark
General Manager Carla B. Keys
Station Manager Charles R. Maillet
Commercial Manager Ray Ryan
Sales Prom. Mgr John D. Wilson
Program Director John Calhoun
Chief Engineer Charles K. Chrismon
W F V A
FREDERICKSBURG— 1939— ABC-KBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Fredericksburg Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address P. O. Box 269
Phone Number 1261
Manager Walter F. Harris, Jr.
Chief Engineer John Burrets
WFTR
FRONT ROYAL— 1948— MBS
Owned-Oper. By Sky Park Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 192
Phone Number , 750
News Service UP
President E. H. Stokes
Gen., Comm. Mgr Kenneth Gordon
Program, News Director Tom Gibson
Chief Engineer Claude F. Jones
661
• • •
y r RG I N I A
• • •
WBOB
GALAX— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Carroll-Grayson Bcstg. Corp.
Address Poplar Knob Rd.
Phone Number 2921
Air Time 6 a.m.-Ll:30 p.m.
News Service AP
Membership NARTB
President Robert V. Morris
Gen., Sta. Manager Joseph P. Crockett
Program Director Muriel Bell
Commercial Manager Brice J. Porks
Chief Engineer W. Edward Boyer
WVEC
HAMPTON— 1948
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operoted By Peninsula Bcstg. Co.
Studio-Trans. Address ... Hampton-Buckroe Rd.
Phone Number 6332
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Wm. G. Rambeau
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Thomas P. Chisman
General Manager Harrol A. Brauer, Jr.
Comm. Manager Charles L. Coker, Jr.
Pgm., Pub. Dir L. W. Kliewer
Chief Engineer James E. Swafford
W S V A
HARRISONBURG— 1935— NBC
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owner-Oper.. .Shenandoah Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Rowley Pike
Phone Numbers 550, 875
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Representative (Eastern) Devney & Co.
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Frederick L. Allmon
Sales Prom.. Comm. Mgr.. .Robert B. Harrington
Program Director Richord H. Johnson
Production Director Charles McGinley
Chief Engineer Warren L. Brotin
WH AP
HOPEWELL— 1949
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Own»d-Operat»d By. .The HopeweU Bcstg. Co.
Buein««s Address p. o. 621
Phone Number ' ggj
^ Time. . '.V.'.Vtbb'olmi-li* o.m.
Ife'ws Service Tjp
Transcription Service Thesaurus
^»VTfn\a\ir9 Donold S. Cook
President Auggustus Robbins, Jr.
Generol Monoger Chorles M. Mark
Sto. Mgr.. Prog. Dir.. Ch. Eng Lorry Koy
Comm., Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir. . . Nancy Johnson
WREL
LEXINGTON— 1948— NBC-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operoted By Rockbridge Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address First Not'l Bonk Bldg.
Phone Number Lexington 6000
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Indie Soles
Transcription Service Thesourus
President MorshoU L. Wilmer
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Milton B. Henson
Program Director Andrew Peterson
Chief Engiiieer James I. Bray, Jr.
WLVA
LYNCHBURG— 1930
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Lynchburg Bcstg. Corp.
Address 925 Church St.
Phone Number 2-1242
Air Time 6:00 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative George P. Hollingbery
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Edward A. Allen
Geni, Sto. Monoger Philip P. Allen
Conunerciol Manager Joseph F. Wright, Jr.
Soles Prom. Mgr C. A. Lorsen
Prog. Publ. Dir Worren Uttol
Chief Engineer John T. Orth
WWOD
LYNCHBURG— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1390 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Old Dominion Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 918
Phone Number 2-3441
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP, UP
Tronscription Service World. Thesaurus
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB, BAB
President David Hugh Dillord
Gen.. Sto. Mgr Wm. T. Howard. Jr.
Commercial Manager Richord E. Gooch
Prog., Pub. Dir Groydon V. Olive. Jr.
Chief Engineer Forest J. Pinkerton
WMEV
MARION— 1948— ABC-KBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By.Mountoin Empire Bcstg. Corp.
Address Park Boulevard
662
VIRGINIA
Phone Number 3-9001
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Cooke
Membership NARTB
President L. Preston Collins
Gen.-Comm. Mgr Robert C. WoUenden
Pgm. Dir Mrs. R. C. Wolfenden
Chief Engineer Edward Surface
W M V A
MARTINSVILLE— 1941— NBC-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Martinsville Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Chatham Heights
Phone Number Virginia 2152
News Service AP
President S. S. Walker
General Manager John W. Shultz
Comm.-Sls. Prom. Mgr. Charles F. Adams
Program Director Barbara Zimmerman
Chief Engineer B. E. Boyer
W G H
NEWPORT NEWS— 1928— ABC
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Hampton Roads Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address 500 Portlock Bldg..
Phone Number Norfolk-2-7031
News Service AP
News. Affil Daily Press, Times-Herald
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB
President Raymond B. Bottom
Gen.-Sta. Manager Edward E. Bishop
Comm. Mgr. Edward E. Edgar
Prog. Director Robert J. McBride
Chief Engineer Alois Braun
WHYU
NEWPORT NEWS— 1947
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operoted By Eastern Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 114 W. 24th St.
Phone Number 3-1631
Air Time daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
President John Doley
General Manager Frederic F. Clair
Commercial Manager E. Patterson
Program Dir Tom Bradshaw, Jr.
Chief Engineer Percy C. Magoun
WCAV
NORFOLK— 1947
Frequency: 850 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Cavalier Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Helena Bldg.
Phone Number 2-3266
News Service UP
Representative Indie Sales, Inc.
Membership NARTB
President Mrs. Joseph Light
General Manager William M. Manrov
Program Director Jack Lynn
Chief Engineer W. M. Manrov
WLOW
NORFOLK— 1946—
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Commonwealth Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Addr 21st & Manteo Sts.
Phone Number 4-5678
Air Time 24 hrs. doily
News Service UP
Representative Forjoe
President E. L. Scott
General Manager Wm. Carpenter
Station Manager Joseph B. Matthews
Program Director Robert Drepperd
Tech. Dir„ Chf. Engr Jack Siegel
WNOR
NORFOLK— 1949
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Norfolk Bcstg. Co.
Address 1019 Boissevain Ave.
Phone Number 27071
Air Time 24 hrs.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Walkor
President Louis H. Peterson
Gen., Comm. Mgr Earl Harper
Program Mgr Jack Black
Sales Prom. Mgr Dave Pritchard
Publicity Director Tom Matthews
Chief Engineer Howard Sheets
WRAP
NORFOLK— 1952
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Operated By Rollins Bcstg., Inc.
Address 300 Portlock Bldg.
Phone Number 4-8307
News Service AP
President John W. Rollins
General Manager Glen A. Harmoii
Chief Engineer Glen Frazier
W T A R
NORFOLK— 1923— NBC
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. WTAR Radio Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address 720 Boush St.
Phone Number 56711
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
663
VIRGINIA
News Aflil Norfolk Newspapers, Inc.
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Campbell Arnoux
Sales Manager Robert M. Lambe
Promotion Manager Fred Lowe
Program Director William Johnson
Program Director Joel Carlson
Chief Engineer Dick Lindell
WNVA
NORTON— 1946— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Bloniox Radio Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Harlan, Ky.
Phone Number 625
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Richard B. Helms
Gen., Sta. Mgr Jack T. Helms
Comm. Mgr., Pgm. Dir Wally Doglass
Chief Engineer Gene Thommerdohl
WJMA
ORANGE— 1949— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . James Madison Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 271
Phone Number 7263
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Membership NARTB
President W. A. Sherman, Jr.
Gen.. Comm. Mgr Alfred W. Walthall
Program Director Jim Simmons
Publicity Director Ann G. Butler
Chief Engineer W. F. Wilkerson
wssv
PETERSBURG— 1945— MBS
Frequ«»ncy: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Southside Virginia Bcstg.
Corp.
BuiinesB-Studio Address 112 W. Tabb St.
Phone Number 3881-2
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service .Standard
Membership NARTB
President Louis H. Peterson
Stcu, Com. Manager Ray L. Moss
Program Director N. W. Andrews
Chief Engineer W. C. King, Jr.
WS A P
PORTSMOUTH— 1943
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Portsmouth Radio Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address 205 Professional Bldg.
Phone Number 7-3488
Air Time 6:00 a.m.-l a.ni.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Burn-Smith
President Tom E. Oilman
Gen.-Sta.-Comm. Mgr Jack Norileet
Chief Engineer John Brigman
WPUV
PULASKI— 1946— NBC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Southwest Bcstg. Corp.
Address Dora Highway
Phone Number 3-3931
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Sears & Ayer
Pres., Gen. Mgr Mason C. Deaver
Commercial Manager Larry Schoenfeld
Program Director Maruma R. Deaver
Chief Engineer John A. Columbus
W RAD
RADFORD— 1950
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Rollins Bcstg., Inc.
Phone Number 2461
Air Time Full Time
Transcription Service. .Thesaurus, Associated
Representative Pearson
Membership NARTB, BAB
News Service AP
President John W. Rollins
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Wendell H. Siler
Sales Prom. Mgr Ben Johnson, Jr.
Program Director Alfred L. Mills
Chief Engineer Fitzgerald McDaniel
WRIC
RICHLANDS— 1951
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By... Clinch Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Address Box 218
Phone Number 450
Transcription Service Thesaurus, SESAC
News Service AP
Membership NARTB, BAB
President J. Powell Royal, Jr.
Gen.. Sta. Mgr., Chf. Eng., .Max M. Blakemore
Program Director Harry D. Taylor
Comm., Prom. Mgr Joe J. Webb
664
VIRGINIA
WANT
RICHMOND— 1951
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .United Bcstg. Co. of Virginia
Address 513 E. Main St.
Phone Number 38368
President Richard Eaton
General Manager Richart Scheele
Program Manager Michael Novello
Chief Engineer Silas Bell
WLEE
MCHMOND— 1945— MBS
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Lee Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Broad-Grace Arcade
Phone Number 3-6741
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Forjoe
President Thomas G. Tinsley, Jr.
Sta., Gen.-Comm. Mgr Irvin G. Abeloff
Program Director Harvey Hudson
Chief Engineer George W. McGuigan, Jr.
W M B G
RICHMOND— 1926— NBC
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Havens & Martin, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 3301 W. Broad St.,
Phone Number 5-8611
News Service UP
Air Time Fuli Time
Representative Boiling Co.
Membership BAB
Pres., Gen.-Sta. Mgr Wilbur M. Havens
Sis. Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir.. .Robert Montgomery
Commercial Manager. . . .Walter A. Bowry, Jr.
Prog. Dir Jack Lewis
Chief Engineer James Kyle
WRNL
RICHMOND— 1937— ABC
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Richmond Newspapers, Inc.
Business-Studio Address. .107-111 N. Fourth St.
Phone Number 3-3436
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard, Thesaurus
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NARTB, BAB
In Richmond, Virginia, There's
More SELL on WRNL /
Here's your sure-fire selling formula for
fifty-two! First, take an outstanding market
(Richmond, Va.) — then pour on some good
Radio Advertising — be sure to get com-
plete coverage (WRNL, of course). Yes, WRNL
gives you a ready-to-buy audience with the
WRNL listening habit!
910 KC 5 KW
ABC AFFILIATE
RICHIVIOND
VIRGINIA
665
UlRtlL
NATIONAL
REPRESENTATIVES
EDWARD PETRY
& COMPANY, INC.
• • •
VIRGINIA
* • •
President D. Tennant Bryan
Station Manager E. S. Whitlock
Sales Manager Joseph Sierer
Program Director Don Martin
Publicity Director Morris Kenig
Chief Engineer Vincent Wolstenholme
W R V A
RICHMOND— 1925— CBS
Frequency: 1140 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Lotus & Brother Co.
Business Address Hotel Richmond
Phone Number 3-6633
Transmitter Location Edgeworth
News Service UP
Transcription Service World, Lang-Worth
Representative Radio Sales
Membership NAB
General Manager C. T. Lucy
Commercial Manager Barron Howard
Promotion Manager Jack Stone
Sales Manager James D. Clark
Program Service Mgr Samuel S. Carey
Production Manager John B. Tansey
Public Relation Dir Walter R. Bishop
Chiei Engineer David C. Woods
WXGI
RICHMOND— 1947
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Radio Virginia, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 100 W. Franklin St.
Representative Indie Sales
President Douglas H. Robertson
Gen.. Sta.. Comm. Mgr David M. Wilburn
Program Director Dee Deering
Chief Engineer .Clark Leaghty
W D B J
ROANOKE— 1924— CBS
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Times-World Corp.
Address 124 W. Kirk Ave.
Phone Number 8131
Air Time 6 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service AP, UP
News. Affil Times, World News
Transcription Service World
Representative Free and Peters, Inc.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President J. P. Fishburn
General Manager Ray P. Jordan
Commercial Manager John W. Harkrader
Program Director Paul E. Reynolds
Production Director ......... Charles A. Ballou
Publicity Director Benton B. Boggs
Chief Engineer J. Edward Newman
AP
SELLS
For Stations and Sponsors —
For insfance . . . WLPM
''We have no trouble keeping sponsors of AP news happy.
They always stay on the air longer than any others. Sponsors
perk up when you mention an available AP newscast. And
our Sales Department agrees unanimously that AP news is
the easiest thing they have to sell!"
FRED L. HART,
WLPM, Suffolk, Virginia
666
VIRGINIA
WROV
ROANOKE— 1 946— ABC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Wcrtts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Roanoke, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address . . 600 Mountain Trust Bldg.
Phone Number 3-4444
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Bum-Smith
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Leo F. Henebry
Gen.-Sta.-Comm. Mgr Frank E. Koehler
Asst. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Gordon R. Phillips
Chief Engineer J. W. Robertson
W S L S
ROANOKE— 1940— NBC
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Shenandoah Life Stations,
Inc.
Business-Studio Address .... Shenandoah Bldg.
Phone Number 9227
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Paul C. Buford
Exec. Vice President James H. Moore
Chief Engineer J. P. Briggs
Commercial Manager Horace Fitzpatrick
WHLF
SOUTH BOSTON— 1947— KBS— ABC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Halifax Bcstg. Co.
Address Webster St.
Phone Number 2-9988
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Membership BAB
Gen.-Sta.-Comm. Mgr John L. Cole, Jr.
Pgm., Prod., PubL, Mus. Dir.. Ella L. Poindexter
Chief Engineer Arthur A. Moran
WTON
STAUNTON— 1945— ABC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Charles P. Blackley
Business-Studio Address Morrison Bldg.
Phone Number 5-5555
Air Time Full Time
Membership NARTB
General-Station Mgr Charles P. Blackley
Comm.-Sales Prom, Mgr. . . . Charles F. Seebeck
Program Director Fulton A. King
Chief Engineer Rex C. Houser
WROV l-EADS IN RETAIL ADVERTISING IN ROANOKE
Because . . .
Because . . .
Because . . .
LOWEST
HIGHEST
CONSISTENT
RATES!
A
RATINGS!
M
RESULTS!
260-TIME RATE
B
HOOPER, DEC. '51-FEB. '52
B
Sta.
Spots "A"
WROV
Sta.
"B"
Sta. Sta.
Local business has in-
20-sec.
Class A 9.75
4.65
7.50
C
Time 'A' WROV 'B'
Mon. thru Fri. 57.6 26.7 15.5
S
creased each year for
20-sec.
Class B 6.75
3.04
5.06
8 a.m. -12 noon
the past five years.
20-sec.
Class C 5.75
1-min.
Class A 12.00
2.86
5.72
3.75
9.00
RADIO
NETWORK
Mon. thru Frl. 69.3 20.3 10.4
12 noon-6 p.m.
Mon. thru Fri. 71.3 11.8 16.2
RADIO
NETWORK
1952 is at an all-time
high. (Still rates are
1-min.
Class B 8.75
3,76
6.37
6 p.m.-8 p.m.
Sun. thru Sat. 63.5 14.7 18.5
the same as in 1946).
1-min.
Class C 0.75
3.58
4.50
8 p.m. -10 p.m.
WROV - Roanoke, Ya.
FOR AVAILABILITIES CALL
BURN SMITH COMPANY, INC., or
FRANK KOEHLER, GEN. MGR., WROV, ROANOKE
667
• • •
VIRGINIA-WASHINGTON
• • •
W L P M
SUFFOLK— 1940— ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Suffolk Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Radio Bldg.
Phone Number 2394
Air Time Unlimited
News Service A?
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Sears & Ayer
Pres.. Gen. Manager Fred L. Hart
News Director Earl Hundley
Publicity Director Lee Williams
Chief Engineer Veryl W. Rupp
WNNT
WARSAW— 1949
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By No. Neck & Tidewater
Bcstg. Co.
Address Warsaw
Phone Number 690
News Service UP
Pres.-Gen. Mgr Grayson Headley
Commercial Manager. .Catherine P. De Shazo
Chief Engineer Kenneth Lueck
WAYB
WAYNESBORO— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Waynesboro Bcstg. Corp.
Address 526 Main St.
Phone Number 6066
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership NARTB
President Judson T. Phillips
Gen„ Sta.. Comm. Mgr N. Wilbur Kidd
Program Director Richard A. Rhodes
Chief Engineer Donald D, Curtis
W I N C
WINCHESTER— 1941— NBC-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Richard Field Lewis, Jr.
Business Address Box 605
Phone Number 4855
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll:30 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
President. ..Richard Field Lewis. Jr. (Licensee)
Prom. Mgr„ Pgm„ Prod. Dir John Morgan
Chief Engineer Phil Whitney
WYVE
WYTHEVILLE— 1949— KBS
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Wythe County Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 534
Phone Number 840-1
News Service AP
Membership NARTB, BAB
Transcription Service Lang- Worth, Capitol
Representative Devney
General Manager A. M. Gates, Jr.
Chief Engineer Jack Flenung
WASHINGTON
Pop. April 1, 19^3, (Est.) 2,334,000— Total Housing Units 819,000
Families April 1, 1953 (Est.) 792,000 — Stations in State 54
KBKW
ABERDEEN— 1949
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper. By KBKW, Inc.
Address ..701 E. Heron St., Aberdeen. Wash.
Phone Number 1015, 1016
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Reresentative Forjoe
Membership . BAB
President Archie Taft, Jr.
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Don. G. Bennett
CojTimercial Manager Lloyd Daviscourt
Sales Prom. Mgr Norman Loftus
Program Director Arthur Lindsay
Chief Engineer John Berg
KX R 0
ABERDEEN— 1927— MBS— DON LEE
KBS
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Walls
Owned-Oper. By KXRO, Inc.
Address 207V2 E. Market St.
Phone Number Aberdeen 4098
Air Time 7 a.m.-ll:15 p.m.
News Service UP
Representative W. S. Grant Co.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Harry R. Spence
Sta., Gen. Mgr Fred G. Goddard
Pgm., Prod. Dir Stanley Craft
Chief Engineer Philip True
668
WASHINGTON
KPUG
BELUNGHAM— 1948— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1170 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KPUG, Inc.
Business Address P. O. Qo:: 655
Telephone 6200
News Service UP
Transcription Service Long-Worth
Representative Cooke
President Jessica L, Longston
Station Mgr James Hamstreet
Comm. Mgr Alex DeSchweinitz
Prom. Mgr Dick Rapp
Program Dir Jeanne Smith
Chief Engineer Donald R. Pinney
KVOS
BELUNGHAM— 1927— ABC
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KVOS. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 1321 Commercial St.
Phone Number Bellingham 790
News Service UP
Transcription Service MacGregor. World
Representative Meeker
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Rogan Jones
Gen.. Comm. Mgr Jack Clarke
Sales Prom. Mgr Fred Elsethagen
Prog., Pub. Dir Dave Mintz
Chief Engineer Ernest Harper
KBRO
BREMERTON— 1947
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Bremerton Broadcast Co.
Address Box 1803
Phone Number 7-3995
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
Membership BAB
Owner & Pres Bruce Bartley
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Loren B. Stone
Comm.. Prom. Mgr Gil Jacobsen
Program Dir Bob Gleason
Chief Engineer Al Stewart
KGIB
BREMERTON— 1950
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Kitsap G.I. Bcstrs., Inc.
Address 124 N. Callow St.
Phone Number 7^757
Transcription Service Standard
News Service UP
President G. A. Weyland
General Manager James Munro
Chief Engineer Paul Crittenden
K E L A
CENTRALIA-CHEHALIS— 1937-MBS
KEYSTONE-DON LEE
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Central Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address P. O. Box 720, Centrolia;
P. O. Box 827, Cheholis
Phone Numbers Centralia 6-3321,
Chehalis 8-3321
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative. John Keating, John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB, BAB
President J. Elroy McCaw
Sec.-Treas Mabel A. McGwinn
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Joe Chytil
Program Dir Del Spencer
Publicity Dir.' Robert Cleland
Chief Engineer Lloyd Hannah
KCLX
COLFAX— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Whitman County Bdcstrs.
Address Almota Road
Phone Number 780
News Service AP
President Bradley Kincaid
General Manager E. Poumelle
Program Director Ruth Poumelle
Chief Engineer David Dodd
KXLE
ELLENSBURG— 1946
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Central Washington Bcstrs.
Bus. Add. Trans. Loc Box 600
Phone Number 2-1488
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service _^
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative McGillvra
Membership BAB
President Goodwin Chase, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Manager Joe Kendall
Comm.. Prom. Mgr.. Ch. Eng.. .Darrell K. Burns
Program Dir Joe Kendall
Publicity Dir Ron Forsell
KULE
EPHRATA— 1950
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Columbia Basin Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number 730
Co-Owner Kirby Billingsley
Co-Owner Robert E. Billingsley
669
• • •
WASHINGTON
• * •
K R K 0
EVERETT— 1920— MBS-DON LEE
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
OwnedOper. By. . . .The Everett Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 916
Phone Number Cedar 1144
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World. SESAC
Representative ....Joseph Hershey McGillvra
Membership NARTB, BAB
Fres.. Gen., Sta. Mgr William R. Taft
Sales Manager Warren Johnson
Traffic Dir Nancy Spaeth
Chief Engineer Dave Foley
KFDR
GRAND COULEE— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watls
Owned-Oper. By . . Columbia River Bcstrs., Inc.
Address Box 395
Phone Number 140
Air Time 15 Hrs.
News Service UP
Representative Northwest, Art Moore
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. W. England
Program Dir Robert Anderson
Chief Engineer Ray Grolf
KELS
KELSO— 1949
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . .N.W. Public Services, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 90
News Service UP
President Roscoe A. Day, Jr.
General Manager Claire O. Banks
Commercial Manager Paul H. Shoal
Program Director Lowell Gibson
Chief Engineer Fred Fowler
KWIE
KENNEWICK— 1949
Frequency: 610 Power: lODO Watts
Owned Oper. By KWIE, Inc.
Address 11 s. Cascade St.
Phone Number 696)
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Art Moore, Robert Meeker
Membership NARTB
Pre*,. Gen. Mgr Harold A. Clark
Comm. Mgr.. Chief Eng C. J. McCredie
Program Director Marvin E. Johnston
KRKL
KIRKLAND— 1948
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Eastside Bdcstg. Co.
Address Trans. Loca Civic Center
Phone Number 22-1201
Transcription Service Capitol
Presidents . .L. N. Ostrander, W. A. Chamness
General Manager G. A. Wilson
Program Director Florence Ferry
Chief Engineer R. H. Waldron
K W L K
LONGVIEW— 1938— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Oper. By Twin City Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Add. . Natl. Bank of Commerce Bldg.
Phone Number Longview 1500
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative W. S. Grant. Art Moore
Membership NARTB, BAB
President, Gen. Mgr C. O. Chatterton
Station Mgr Bob L. Moron
Commercial Manager J. F. Carlson
Program Director Ellen Hammond
Chief Engineer Ralph Brown
KSE
MOSES LAKE^1947— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KSEM, Inc.
Address Box 276
Phone Number 234
Air Time 7 a.m.-10 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Donald Cooke
Membership NARTB
President Jessica Jongsten
Gen. Mgr Robert Pollack
Station Mgr Alan Miller
Comm. Mgr Hanf o:d Choate
Pogrom Dir Dean Rhodes
Chief Engineer Roland Kissler
KBRC
MOUNT VERNON— 1946
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 500 Watts
Owned-Operated By Beckley Radio Co.
Bus.-Studio Add.-Trans. Loca. . .P. O. Box 240
Phone Number 8955
Air Time 6 a.m.-lO p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Art Moore
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr Leo H. Beckley
Commercial Manager H. R. Leander
Pgm. Dir., Chief Ann. Tom Haveman
Chief Engineer Walter Bjerke
670
WASHINGTON
K G Y
OLYMPIA— 1922— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Tom Olsen
Address Trans. Loca. . .Rockway Leland Bldg.
Phone Number 6636
Air Time 6 a.m.-l 1 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Representative George ClarJt
Membership NARTB. BAB
General Manager Tom Olsen
Sta., Comm., Prog. Mgr Elmer J. Holmberg
Pgm., Prod.. Publ. Dir Don Jones
Chief Engineer Charles A. Roark
KOMW
OMAK— 1947
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By KOMW, Inc.
Business-Studio Address Box 151
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative John Keating
Membership BAB
President R. L. McNett
General Manager Dean Nichols
Commercial Manager Grover D. Allen
Program Dir Mary Jane Armstrong
Chief Engineer Leonard Fleisher
KPKW
PASCO— ABC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Western Radio Corp.
Address Chase & "A" Sts.
Phone Number 3337
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Pres., Gen. Mgr V. B. Kennworthy
Sta., Prom. Mgr W. J. Hunt
Comm. Mgr William White
Prog. Dir., Chief Eng Walter Mott
KONP
PORT ANGELES— 1945— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Pacific. Inc.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address.. 313 W. First
Phone Number 4200
Air Time 6:45 a,m.-l0.:30 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative John Keating
Pres., General Mgr C. N. Webster
Station Manager Keith Patterson
Chief Engineer Frederick Fields
KBKH
PULLMAN— 1950
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Bayton & Hicks
Address P. O. Box 356
Phone Number 1-5251
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Gen., Sta. Mgr J. Ronald Bayton
Comm. Mgr., Prog. Dir John R. Puckett
Prom. Mgr., Chief Eng B. J. Bayton
KPUY
PUYALLUP— 1951
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... . Radio Station KPUY
Address 1510 Linden Drive
Phone Number 5-7711
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Owner., Gen., Comm. Mgr.. Clarence E. Wilson
Promoation Mgr Don Neal
Program Dir Beverly Heckle
Publicity Dir Pete Hanson
Ch'ef Engineer Bill Luckhurst
KAPA
RAYMOND— 1950
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Pacific Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 288
Phone Number 1010
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Station Representative Western
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Joe Chytil
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Hugh McPherson
Sales Promotion Manager Dwight Smart
Program Director Fred W. Hepner
Chief Engineer Robert McNamara
KLAN
RENTON— 1947
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Interlake Bdcstg. Corp.
Address Trans. Loca N. 7th & Park Ave.
Phone Number Renton 5-3424
Air Time Full Time (Ex. Sunday)
News Service UP
Transcription Service Cole, World
Representative Forjoe
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr H. E. Ridalls
Commercial Manager Bill Simpson
Program Director George Edgar
Chief Engr F. C. Cook
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KALE
RICHLAND— 1950
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
OwnedOper. By KALE, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 367
Phone Number 4-3180
Representative George Clark
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership NARTB. BAB
News Service .UP
President R. S. McCaw
Gen., Sta. Mgr L. G. Dix
Commercial Manager Ralph Nachtmann
Prom., Pub. Dir Bob Jones
Program Dir Bob Concie
Chief Engineer Joseph Muench
KING
SEATTLE— 1927
Frequency: 1090 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KING Bcstg. Co.
Address Smith Tower
Phone Number Mutual 1090
Representative Blair
News Service UP
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Mrs. A. Scott Bullitt
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Otto P. Brandt
Commercial Manager John Eichhorn
Program Director Hal Moan
Publicity Director Mel Anderson
Chief Engineer Arthur A. Shultz
K I R 0
SEATTLE— 1935— CBS
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Queen City Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address. . .1530 Queen Anne Ave.
Phone Number Alder 9800
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Free & Peters
Membership BAB
President Saul Haas
Comm. Manager William F. Tucker
Program Director Kenneth Yeend
Publicity Director Warren McCloy
Chief Engineer James Hatfield
K J R
SEATTLE— 1 922— ABC
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Mt. Rainier Radio &
Television Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address Skinner Bldg.
Phone Number Elliot 5890
^'»' Time .Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB, BAB
President C. Howard Lane
General-Station Mgr J. Archie Morton
Comm. Mgr Paul E, Moore
Promotion Mgr Mait Jordan
Pgm. Director Homer Pope
Chief Engineer Don M. Anderson
K 0 L
SEATTLE— 1922
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Seattle Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 1100 W. Florida St.
Phone Number MA. 2312
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Boiling
Membership BAB
President Archie Talt
Sta., Gen. Mgr Archie Taft, Jr.
Promotion Manager Hugh Feltis
Program Director Robert Harris
Chief Engineer Perry Lind
K 0 M 0
SEATTLE— 1926— NBC
Frequency: 1000 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Fisher's Blend Station, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 100 4th Ave. No.
Phone Number SEneca 6000
Air Time 18 hrs.
News Service UP
Transcription Serv. . . Associated, Lang- Worth
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NARTB, BAB
President, General Mgr O. W. Rsher
V.P., Gen. Mgr W. W. Warren
V.P.. Com. Manager Ray Baker
Sales Promotion Mgr W. J. Huhbach, Jr.
Program Manager F. J. Patterson
Chief Engineer F. J. Brett
K R S C
SEATTLE— 1926
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Walts
Owned-Operated By... Wash. Telecasters, Inc.
Add., Trans. Loca 2939 Fourth Ave. So.
Phone Number ELiot 2480
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Long- Worth
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Jessica L. Longston
Gen., Sta. Mgr R. E. Pollock
Program Director Ted Bell
Chief Engineer Verle Jones
672
WASHINGTON
KTW
SEATTLE— 1920
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The First Presbyterian
Church of Seattle. Wash.
Phone Number Mutual 1250
President W. T. Whitney
Sta.. Gen. Mgr Don Bevilacqua
Chief Engineer James S. Ross
Program Dir A. G. Atworth. Jr.
KVI
SEATTLE— 1 928— MBS
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By , . Puget Sound Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business Address Camlin Hotel
Phone Number SEneca 4848
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative George P. Hollingbery
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Vernice Irwin
Chief Owner Laura M. Doembecher
Commercial Mgr Earl T. Irwin
Program Dir Harry Long
Chief Engineer D. M. McDonough
KXA
SEATTLE— 1926
Frequency: 770 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By KXA, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 320 Second Ave., W.
Phone Number ALder 8600
Air Time 5 a.m.-Local Sunset
News Service AP
Representative Rambeau
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Wesley I. Dumm
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Hugh A. Smith
Commercial Manager R. G. Mc Ardle
Chief Engineer John Dubuque
KSPO
SPOKANE— 1922
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Williams and Berthoff
Address, Trans. Loca Realty BIdg.
Phone Number Riverside 8033
News Service UP
Co-Owner Delbert Berthoff
Co-Owner Gene Williams
Chief Engineer E. P. Antosyn
K G A
SPOKANE— 1926— ABC
Frequency: 1510 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. ..Corp. cd Gonzaga U.
Bus.-Studio Address Radio Central Bldg.
Phone Number MAdison 5383
Transmitter Location Moran Prairie, Rt. 3
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Representative Edward Petry
President Rev. Francis E. Corkery, S. J.
General Manager Harvey Wixson
Program Director Hub Warner
Chief Engineer B. B. Boardman
K H Q
SPOKANE— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KHQ, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Radio Central Bldg.
Phone Number MAdison 5131
Air Time 19 hrs.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Katz
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Richard O. Dunning
Station Manager Chas. E. Lohnes
Commercial Manager W. C. Rhodes
Program Manager Bimey Blair
Program Director R. H. Godon
Chief Engineer A. G. Sparling
KNEW
SPOKANE— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper, By Inland Empire Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address Sprague at Wall
Representative Weed
Pres., Gen. Mgr Burl C. Hagadone
Station Manager C. E. Rodell
Program Director Paul Crain
Chief Engineer Vincent L. Hoffart
KREM
SPOKANE— 1947
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Louis Wasmer
Address Radio Central Bldg.
Phone Number MAdison 3333
Transmitter Location 4101 S. Regal St.
News Service • AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Boiling
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr Louis Wasmer
Manager Robert H. Temple
Program Director E. A. Moseley
Chief Engineer William Patterson
KXLY
SPOKANE— 1922— CBS-PNB
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 5.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Symons Bcstg. Co.
Address Television Center
Phone Number MAin 1218
673
WASHINGTON
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP, UP
Transcription Service MacGregor
Representative Walker. PNB
President E. B. Craney
General Manager Clay Osborne
Commercial Manager B. E. Woolston
Program Director A. DeVries
Chief Engineer George Lomgford
KREW
SUNNYSIDE-1950
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Cole E. WyUe
Address Sunnyside
Phone Number 7-2277
News Service AP
Representative Forjoe
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Cole E. Wylie
K M 0
TACOMA— 1922
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KMO, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address P. O. Box 1651
Phone Number MAin 4144
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, Standard
Representative Branham
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Carl E. Raymond
V.P.« Gen.. Stcu Mgr Jerry Geehan
Conun. Mgr Raymond T. McKenzie
Prom., Pub. Dir Eugene W. Dryden
Program Dir Richard D. Weeks
Chief Engineer John Boor
KTAC
TACOMA— 1941
Frequency: 810 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned -Oi>erated By Tacoma Bcstrs., Inc.
Address 2715 Centex St.
Phone Number BRoadway 2241
Air Time 18 hrs.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative McGillvra
Membership NARTB
President Harold J. QuilUam
Station Manager T. R. Knightlinger
Commercial Manager Don Hopkins
Chief Engineer R. C. Velo
KTNT
TACOMA— 1952
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Tribune Publ. Co.
Address 1701 S. 11th St.
Phone Market 7181
Transcription Service . . Associated, Lang-Worth
News Service AP
Representative Weed
Manager Lan Higgins
Commercial Manager Larry Carino
Program Director . . R. G. Boardway
Chief Engineer Max H. Bice
K V A N
VANCOUVER— 1939
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Vancouver Radio Corp.
Studio Address 707 Vz Main St.
Phone 3-4717. TW 7323
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP. UP
Transcription Service World
Representatives Keating. O'Connell
Membership BAB
President Sheldon F. Sackett
General-Station Mgr Fred F. Chitty
Comm. Mgr Waller P. Rossman
Sales Prom. Mgr Al Bauer
Prog.. Pub. Dir George W. Conner
Chief Engineer Edgar Means
KTEL
WALLA WALLA— 1946— ABC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Walla Walla Bdcstg. Co.
Address Book Nook Bldg.
Phone Number 4103
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service ..World
Representative Grant
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Jack Keating
Commercial Manager Don Harris
Chief Engineer Bevin Roth
K U J
WALLA WALLA— 1928— MBS
DON LEE
Frequency: 1420 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By KUJ. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 55 E. Mcdn St.
Phone Number 1230
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription S'ervice Thesaurus
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr H. E. Studebaker
Sta. Comm. Mgr Don Wike
Program Director Martin Tobin
Chief Engineer ML hlacLaUmxty
674
WASHINGTON
K P Q
WENATCHEE— 1929— ABC
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Wescoast Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 2nd & Columbia Sts.
Phone Number 2757
Air Time 6 o.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Robert Meeker
Membership BAB
President Rogan Jones
Sta., Gen. Mgr James W. Wallace
Prom.. Comm. Mgr Pat O'Hallorcm
Pgm., Prod. Director Emerson Elder
Publicity Director Charlotte Tochterman
Chief Engineer George Frese
Chief Announcer Bill Denton
Consulting Engineer Bill Foss
KWNW
WENATCHEE— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Wenatchee Broadcasters
Address P. O. Box 1510
Phone Number 2468-2469
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
Transcription Service Standard
News Service AP
Representative McGillvra
General Mgr Stuart S. Maus
Sta., Comm. Mgr Mark A. Sorley
Chief Engineer Warren Brown
KIMA
YAKIMA— 1944— CBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.,
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Cascade Bdcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 702
Phone Number 6197
News Service AP
Transcription Service . . Lang-Worth, Associated
Representative Weed & Co.
Membership NARTB. BAB
President A. W. Talbot
Gen., Prom. Mgr R. Lee Black
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir Thomas C. Bostic
Publicity Dir Helen A. Turnell
Chief Engineer J. Barry Watkinson
KIT
YAKIMA— 1929— ABC-
NBC
Frequency: 1280 Kc... Power: 5000 Watts d..
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By KIT. Inc.
Business-Studio Address. .414 E. Yakima Ave.
Phone Number 8115
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Branham
Membership BAB
President Carl E. Hcrymond
Station Manager James A. Murphy
Com.. Prom. Mgr Jack H. Goetz
Production Director Jas. W. Nolan
Chief Engineer H. B. Murphy
KYAK
YAKIMA— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Yakima Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 172
Phone Number 2-7143
Transcription World
News Service UP
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Robert S. McCaw
Station Manager W. W. Boone
Commercial Manager I. N. Prell
Program Director Gerald Webb
Chief Engineer Donald E. Gardner
WHY
isAP
THE BEST?
BECAUSE-Al has more news
correspondents,
more news bu-
reaus, more miles
of news wire than
any other news
service.
675
WEST VIRGINIA^
Pop. April 1,1953 (Est.) 2,106,000— Total Housing Units 347,000
Families April 1,1933 (Est.) 498,000— Stations in State 40
W J L S
BECKLEY— 1939— CBS
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Joe L. Smith, Jr., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address WJLS Building
Phone Number .7311
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Joe L. Smith, Jr.
Station Manager Virginia N. Cooper
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir W. R. Barrett
Program Dir W. S. Jackson
Chief Engineer Al J. Ginkel
WWNR
BECKLEY— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.,
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Rahall Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 1565 Harper Rd.
Phone Number 9309
Air Time 18 hrs.
News Service AP
Representative Walker
President N. Joe RahaU
General Manager R. H. Booth
Chief Engineer Robert Ramsey
W H I S
BLUEFIELD— 1 928— NBC
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Daily Telegraph Prtg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .. .623 Commerce St.
Phone Number 7114
Air Time Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service World, Cole
Representative Kaltx
Vice President Hugh I. Shott. Jr.
Gen., Sta. Mgr.. Chief Eng P. T. Flanagan
Pgm.. Pub. Dir William Hostetter
WKOY
BLUEFIELD— 1 948— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Wotts
Owned-Oper. By WKOY. Inc.
Address West Virginian Hotel
Phone Number 7405
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Representative Devney & Co.
Pres.. Gen.. Sta.. Comm. Mgr.. J. Lindsley Alley
Program Director Emma Sue Phelps
Chief Engineer Roy Yost
WCAW
CHARLESTON— 1947
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Capitol Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address P. O. Box 2791
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative McGillvra
Pres., Gen. Mgr Garland F. Wilkinson
General Manager Selma Pierson
Commercial Manager James H. Tomblin
Program Director Al Walker
Chief Engineer William Stone
WC H S
CHARLESTON— 1927— CBS
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Tierney Co.
Address 1111 Virginia St. E.
Phone Number 28-131
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP, UP
Representative Branham
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Lewis C. Tierney
V.P., Gen. Mgr John T. Gelder. Jr.
Comm. Mgr John L. Sinclair, Jr.
Prom., Pub. Dir Frank E. Shaffer
Program Director Morton S. Cohn
Chief Engineer William E. Dixon
WGKV
CHARLESTON— 1939— NBC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Kanawha Valley
Bdcstg. Co.
Address 210 Dickinson St.
Phone Number 3-7541
Air Time 6 a.m.-3 a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Robert Meeker Assos., Inc.
Pres., Gen. Mgr R. M. Venable
Program Director Phil Vogel
Sales Prom. Mgr Charles ffigh
Publicity Dir Joe Farris
Chief Engineer Harry R. Bowen
WKNA
CHARLESTON— 1946
Frequency: 950 Kc. .Power: 5000 d., 1000 n.
Owned-Oper. By Joe L. Smith, Jr., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 804 Kanawha Blvd.
Phone Number 39-971
676
WEST VIRGINIA
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Representative Weed
Pres„ Gen. Mgr Joe L. Smith, Jr.
General Manager George J. Gray
Chief Engineer A. J. Ginkel
WTIP
CHARLESTON— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Chemical City Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address Capitol & Fife
Phone Number 23-136
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Forjoe
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Gus Zahoris
Gen., Sta. Mgr Berton Sonis
Comm. Mgr Mel S. Burka
Program Director Joseph J. Herget
Chief Engineer Paul Sullivan
W B L K
CLARKSBURG— 1937— NBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Ohio Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Address 444V2 W. Pike St.
Phone Number 4-7571
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Branham
Membership BAB
President Austin Wood
General Manager George H. Clinton
Sta., Comm.. Pub. Mgr Fred Zimmerman
Prog., Prom. Director Carl Loose
Chief Engineer Harry S. Brown
WHAR
CLARKSBURG— 1946— MBS-KBS
ABC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Oper. By Mountain State Bcstg. Co.
Address Trans. Loca Radio Plaza
Phone Number 4-5525-6
News Service UP
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen., Mgr Glacus G. Merrill
Commercial Manager F. T. Gregg
Program Director James Harper
Publicity Dir Robert Edge
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.
Phone Number 4-6425
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
President O. L. Billingsley
Gen., Sta. Mgr R. C. Warden
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr Joe M. Larosa
Prog., Pub. Dir Dewitt Wyatt
Chief Engineer R. D. Hough
WDNE
ELKINS— 1948— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By W. Va. Radio Corp.
Address P. O. Box 967, Elkins
Phone Number 1300
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
President Mrs. A. J. R. Greer
Sta. Mgr., Ch. Eng T. B. Greenhaw
Program Director James W. Kramer
W M M N
FAIRMONT— 1928— CBS
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Storer Bdcstg. Co.
Address 208 Adams Street
Phone Number 3100
Transmitter Location Monongah
Air Time 5 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Katz Agency
Membership NARTB. BAB
President George B. Storer
General Manager Lee B. Wailes
Station Manager A. G. Ferrise
Program Director William W. Powell
Chief Engineer Harry W. Jackson
WWW
FAIRMONT— 1946— MBS-ATLANTIC
Frequency: 1490 Kc .Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Fairmont Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 108 Gaston Ave.
Phone Number 5000
Air Time 6:45 a.m.-l:15 a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service SESAC
President J. Patrick Beacom
Gen., Sta. Mgr Numa Fabre, Jr.
Comm., Prom. Manager Robert Drummond
Program Dir Larry Dietz
Chief Engineer Ray Staniord
tn
WEST VIRGINIA
WHTN
HUNTINGTON— 1947
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. . . Greater Huntington Radio Corp.
Builnesi-Studio Address 1112y2 Fourth Ave.
Phone Number 3-3453
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President. . . , A. B. Hyman
Gen.. Comm. Mgr John S. Phillips
Program Director Raymond Anderson
Chief Engineer Harold F. Sturm
WPLH
HUNTINGTON— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Huntington Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 1105 Fourth Ave.
Phone Number 3-3421
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB
Gen., Sta.. Comm. Mgr F. J. Evans
Program Director Naseeb Tweel
Sales Prom. Manager Curtis S. Clark
Publicity Dir June Manning
Chief Engineer Alvin V. Jayne
W S AZ
HUNTINGTON— 1923— ABC
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By WSAZ, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 201 Ninth St.
Phone Number 38-401
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB
President Col. J. H. Long
General Manager Lawrence H. Rogers
Sta.. Comm. Mgr C. T. Garten
Prom.. Pub. Dir Charles Dinkins
Program Director Bert Shimp
Chief Engineer Leroy Kilpatrick
WKYR
KEYSER— 1952
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Glacus G. Merrill
Address Box 1526. Clarksburg
President Glacus G. Merrill
WLOG
LOGAN— 1940
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By...C. H. Frey. R. O. Greever
Address 445 Stratton St.
Phone Number ^ 540
News Service UP
Partner Clarence H. Frey
Partner Robert O. Greever
wvow
LOGAN— 1952— KBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Logan Bcstg. Corp.
Address Consolidated Bus Terminal Bldg.
Phone 2356
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
News Service UP
Representative McGillvra
President C. M. Browning
Gen., Comm. Mgr H. V. Diefenbach
Program Director C. T. Snowdon
Promotion Manager Robert Gaynor
Chief Engineer Barney Tilley, Jr.
WEP
MARTINSBURG— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Martinsburg Bcstg. Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 874
Phone Number 5252
Air Time 17 hrs.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative McGillvra
Membership NARTB
Partners C. Leslie Golliday and C. M. Zinn
Program Director Funic 3 J. Schneider
Chief Engnieer Ralph Thomas
WH JC
MATEWAN— 1951
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Three State Bcstg. Co.
Address Radio Hill
Phone Number 4771
Air Time Daytime
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Membership NARTB
President Fred Momingstar
General Manager Fred Staples
Commercial Mgr Roy Hatfield
Program Dir Jack CoUette
Chief Engineer Leonard Dykema
678
WEST VIRGINIA
WMON
MONTGOMERY— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Fayette Associates. Inc.
Address 1028 1st Ave.
Phone Number 620
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
President Arnold M. Vickers
Sta., Prog.. Pub. Mgr Andrew W. Vickers
CWef Engineer Campbell J. Graver
W A J R
MORGANTOWN— 1941— MBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By... West Virginia Radio Corp.
Business-Studio Address 446 Spruce St.
Phone Number 9488
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
President Agnes J. Reeves Greer
Station Mgr John W. Johns
Comm., Prom. Mgr George J. Shean
Program Dir Jack Fleming
Chief Engineer Al Novak
WMO D
MOUNDSVILLE— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Moundsville
Address P. O. Box 308
Phone Number 1730
News Service UP
President Robert W. Munn
Gen., Prom. Manager John T. Taylor
Program Dir George W. Wright
Chief Engineer Jerry Boles
WOAY
OAK HILL— 1946
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Robert R. Thomas, Jr.
Biisiness Address Oak Hill
Phone Number 651
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capital. Thesaurus
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Robert R. Thomas, Jr.
Chief Engineer James Bucy
WCOM
PARKERSBURG— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Parkersburg Bdcstg. Co.
Address 317 Ninth St.
Phone Number 7-4491
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative McGillvra
President Joseph M. Handlan
Gen.. Sta., Mgr A. N. Archer
Chief Engineer William Collins
W P A R
PARKERSBURG— 1935— CBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Ohio Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 211 V2 5th St.
Phone Number 7-5475
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Branham
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Austin V. Wood
Gen., Sta.. Comm. Mgr George H. Clinton
Sales Prom. Mgr Lawrence V. Murphy
Program Dir Sherman Grimm
Publicity Director Hazel N. Mercer
Chief Engineer V. G. Brooks
WWYO
PINEVILLE— 1949
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By . .Wyoming Bdcstg. Co.. Inc.
Address Box 184
Phone Number 2711
Air Time 6 a.m.-Sunset
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth. Cole
President R. D. Bailey
Sta.. Com. Mgr Edward Hawley
Program Director Don W. Reed
Chief Engineer William D. Stone
WLOH
PRINCETON— 1947— ABC-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Mountain Bcstg. Service
Phone Number 2151
Studio-Trans. Loca Lilly Grove
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Membership NARTB
Partner and President Harold P. Hunnicutt
Partner and Treas Dewey Bailey
Gen., Sta. Mgr Melvin F. Bamett
Commercial Manager James M. Angel
Program, News Director Al Rich
Chief Engineer Earl H. Graham
WRON
RONCEVERTE— 1947— NBC— KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Blake Bcstg. Co.
679
WEST VIRGINIA
Address Frcmlkin Bldg.
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr William E. Blake
Program Director Clyde M. Hopper
Chief Engineer Hugh I. Shott II
WEIR
WEIRTON— 1950
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Tri-State Bcstg. Co.
Address 3992 Main St.
Phone Number 2815
Transcription Service. . .Associated, Thesaurus
News Service AP
Representative Rambeau
President Thomos E. Millsop
General Manager Edward I. Hirschberg
Station Manager W. H. McCroba
Com., Prom. Mgr Van Lane
Chief Engineer Frank W. Schaefer
WBRW
WELCH— 1940— MBS— KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By .... McDowell Service Co.
Address 10 Riverside Drive
Phone Number 818
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB
President J. G. Hunt
Prom., Gen., Comm. Mgr Ellis Landreth
Prog.. Pub. Dir John J. Villani
WELC
WELCH— 1950
Frequency: 1150 Kc... Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Pocahontas Bcstg. Co.
Address Premier Mountain
Phone Number 1150
News Service UP
Representative McGillvra
Transcription Service Capitol
Membership NARTB
President Sam Sidote
General Manager Tom Hicks
Comm. Mgr Van B. Darby
Chief Engineer Howard R. King
WH AW
WESTON— 1948— KBS-MBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Lewis Service Corp.
Address p. O. Box 431
Phone Number 1555
News Service UP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Donald Cooke. Inc.
Pres.. Gen, Mgr Harold McWhorter
Comm.. Prom. Mgr Glenn Short
Program Director Don McWhorter
Chief Engineer Roscoe J. Bailey
WHLL
WHEELING— 1949
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 5000 Walts d.
Owned-Operated By Wheeling Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 989
Phone Number 6700
News Service UP
Transcription Service Gill-Keefe-Perna
Pres., Gen. Mgr K. H. Forney
Commercial Manager Paul Miles
Program Director James Smith
WKWK
WHEELING— 1941— ABC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Community Bcstg., Inc.
Trans. Add. . .Pythian Bldg. 16th & Market Sts.
Phone Number 5320
News Service UP
Station Representative Weed
Pres., Gen. Manager John B. Reynolds
Commercial Manager Alfred C. Ihlenfeld
Program Director .... Nancy A. Hilmes Vieweg
Chief Engineer Fred A. Baker
WWVA
WHEELING— 1926— CBS
Frequency: 1170 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Storer Broadcasting Co.
Address Howley Bldg.
Phone Number Wheeling 5383
Air Time Full time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative John Blair
Membership NARTB. BAB
President George B. Storer
General Manager Lee B. Wailes
Station Manager Wm. E. Rine
Publicity Dir Howard W. Meagle
Assistant Manager Paul J. Miller
Program Director Paul A. Myers
Chief Engineer Edwin L. Keim
W BTH
WILLIAMSON— 1939— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Williamson Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address Williamson
Phone Number 1241
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Clarence Lovitch
Gen.-Sta.-Comm. Mgr Alice Shein
Program Director John T. Blair, Jr.
Chief Engineer Robert W. BuUio
680
WISCONSIN
Pop. April 1, 1933 (Est.) 3,338,000— Total Housing Units 1,068,000
Families April 1,1933 (Est.) 963,000— Stations in State 64
WATK
ANTIGO— 1948
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Antigo Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 936 Superior St.
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
President Artemas F. Burner
Commercial Manager Donald Burns
Chief Engineer Robert Fowler
WHBY
APPLETON— 1924— MBS
WISCONSIN
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WHBY, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 600 So. Lawe St.
Phone Number 3-6639
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Meeker
Comm., Gen.. Sta. Mgr Earl H. Huth
Sales Promotion Manager Allan Sampson
Program Director Greg McElrone
Publicity Director Lewis Process
Chief Engineer George Merkl
W AT W
ASHLAND— 1940— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . .Upper Michigan-Wisconsin
Broadcasting System, Inc.
Address Ironwood
Phone Number 20
Air Time 5:55 a.m.-ll:55 p.m
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Walker
Membership NARTB
President William L. Johnson
Commercial Manager Donald Hoover
Station Manager Todd Hogan
Sales Prom. Mgr., Prod. Dir. . . Arnold Peterson
Pgm., Pub. Dir Mary Jean Anno
Chief Engineer Otto Link
WBEV
BEAVER DAM— 1951
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . . Beaver Dam Bcstg. Co.
Address Radio Park
Phone Number 4443
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Membership NARTB, BAB
President William E. Walker
General Mgr Charles R. Dickoff
Comm. Mgr VV. B. Walker
Sales Prom. Mgr Eugene Walker
Program Dir j^hn Saxe
Chief Engmeer AUster Alexander
WBEL
BELOIT— 1948
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Beloit Bcstrs.. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 335 E. Grand Ave.
Phone Number College 1380
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-Local Sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President Lloyd Burlingham
General Mgr L. O. Fitzgibbons
Station Mgr Hazel M. Fitzgibbons
Commercial Manager Joe Moen
Prom., Pub. Dir Roland Spongberg
Chief Engineer Leo Wilson
WGEZ
BELOIT— 1948— MBS-WISCONSIN
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Beloit Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Hotel Hilton
Phone Number. College 6024
Air Time 6 a.m.-l 1 p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative George W. Clark
President Sidney H. Bliss
Gen., Sta., Prom. Mgr John H. Rhodes
Commercial Manager Gene Steinhorst
Program Dir Bob Rathe
Publicity Dir Ruth N. Borr
Chief Engineer Stanley Holmes
WBIZ
EAU CLAIRE— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WBIZ, Inc.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address . . 609 Cameron
St.
Phone Number 5111-2
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Representative McGillvra
President, General Mgr James J. Conroy
Station Manager Stan Torgerson
Comm., Prom. Mgr Paul Albrecht
Program Dir Dean Osmundson
Chief Engineer Lee Gunderson
WEAU
EAU CLAIRE— 1937— NBC
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
681
• • •
WISCONSIN
• • •
Owned-Operctled By Central Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Add 203 S. Barstow St.
Phone Number 6149
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lqng-Worth, World
Representative HoUingbery
Membership NARTB
President W. C. Bridges
Gen., Comm. Mgr Harry S. Hyett
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Pgm. Dir Robert E. Nelson
Chief Engineer T. O. Jorgenson
WRFW
EAU CLAIRE— 1948
Frequency: 1050 Kc Pov^rer: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Chippewa Valley Radio &
Telev. Corp.
Bus.-Studio-Transmltter Address.. .Rudolph Rd.
Phone Number 2-1629
Air Time Daytime
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Forjoe
President Thomas K. Werner
Gen. Mgr.. News Dir John E. Kelly
Pgm. Dir.. Chief Anncr. . . . Robert Froemming
Commercial Manager Richard Werner
KFIZ
FOND DU LAC— 1922
MBS-WISCONSIN
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watla
Owned-Operated By KFIZ Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studlo-Transmitter Address. .18 W. First St.
Phone Number 356
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-lO p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Membership NARTB
Exec. Vice Pres Emery W. Martin
General Manager Lynn N. Fcdrbanks
Program Director Lucille Fairbanks
Chief Engineer Wendell S. Meyers
WBAY
GREEN BAY— 1925— CBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Norbertine Fathers
Phone Number Adams 1
News Service AP
Representative Weed
Managing Director Rev. M. J. Beemster
General-Station Mgr Hcrydn R. Evans
Sales Prom. Manager Lee Stinson
Program Director Rodger Mueller
Publicity Director Karl Gorsche
Chief Engineer Wallace Stangel
WDUZ
GREEN BAY— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 WotU
Owned-Oper. By Green Boy Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 225 N. Adams St.
Phone Number Howard 6300
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service .Lang- Worth, World
Representative John E. Pearson
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Ben A. Laird
Station Manager Robert G. Nelson
Commercial Manager . . . Robert A. Vandersteen
Program Director Don Arthur
WJPG
GREEN BAY— 1947— WISCONSIN
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watte n.
Owned-Oper. By Green Bay Newspaper Co.
Business Address P. O. Box 620
Phone Number Howard 6400
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
Newspoper Affiliation "Press-Gazette"
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard, Thesaurus
Representative McGillvra
Membership NARTB
President V. I. Minahan
General Manager A. B. TumbuU
Station Manager John M. Wodter
Commercial Manoger Glen R. Holznecht
Program Dir Jack Stelling
Publicity Dir. James Bortelt
Chief Engineer Elmo R««d
WTKM
HARTFORD— 1950
Frequency: 1540 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. Kettle Moraine Bcstg. Co.
Address Hartford
Phone Number 61
Transcription Service SESAC
News Service UP
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Walter Zostrow
Sta.. Prom.. Pub. Dir Don Zastrow
Comm. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Redd Hall
Chief Engineer Herbert Jordan
W C L 0
JANESVILLE— 1930
MBS-WISCONSIN
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Southern Wisconsin Radio.
Inc.
Business-Studio Address. .200 E. Milwaukee St.
Phone Number 3316
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll p.m.
Nexre Service AP
Transcrirtlon Service World
Newspaper Affiliation "Daily Gazette"
Representative George W. Clark, Inc.
Membership NARTB, BAB
WISCONSIN
President Sidney H. Bliss
Gen.. Sta. Mgr V. W. Willicans
Conunercial Manager Charles W. Bessire
Prom., Pgm., Pub. Dir Ralph Schroeder
Chief Engineer Wayne Clay
WLIP
KENOSHA— 1947
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Kenosha Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address 625 57th St.
Phone Number 6162
Air Time Sunrise-Sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Everett-McKinney
Membership BAB
General Manager William L. Lipman
Station Manager Hugh Gately
Program Director Jerome Golden
Chief Engineer Casimir Lubinski
WKBH
LA CROSSE— 1923— NBd
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By WKBH, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 409 Main St.
Phone Number 2-4678
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Serivce AP
Transcription Service World
Representative The Taylor Co.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President, Station Mgr Howard Dahl
Program Director Berneice Callaway
Chief Engineer Al Leeman
WKTY
LA CROSSE— 1948— ABC
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By La Crosse Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 112 N. 4th St.
Phone Number 2-6042
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Weed
Membership NARTB
V. P., Gen. Mgr Verl Bratton
Prom., Prog. Dir John Bondeson
Chief Engineer George W. Egli
WLCX
LA CROSSE— 1947— MBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Bermac Radio, Inc.
Business-Studio Address State Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 4-4521
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Representative McGillvra
President James J. Conroy
Gen., Sta. Mgr Milo G. Knutson
Comm. Mgr Roy E. Nicholson
Prom., Pub. Dir Catherene Guillaume
Program Dir Rosemary Castor
Chief Engineer Phillip Euhling
WLDY
LADYSMITH— 1948— KBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Flambeau Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address. . . .Ladysmith
Phone Number 584
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Thomas Clark
Membership NARTB, BAB
President O. J. Falge
Gen., Sta., Prom,, Comm. Mgr. ... A. T. Shields
Pub. Dir Corinne Kopp
Program Dir Joseph Dohlvig
Chief Engr., News Dir Jeff Evans
WHA
MADISON— 1922— WISCONSIN
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Univ. of Wisconsin
Address Radio Hall
Phone Number 5-2988
News Service UP
Director H. B. McCarty
Program Director William Harley
News Director Roy Vogelman
Chief Engineer John H, Stiehl
W I B A
MADISON— 1925— NBC
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Badger Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 3800 Regent St.
Phone Number 3-531 1
Transmitter Location Fitchburg
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
News. Affil "Capital Times," "Wise. State
Journal"
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB
President William T. Evjue
General Manager Kenneth F. Schmitt
Commercial Manager Howard A. Johnson
Program Director Robert N. Dick
Publicity Director Joyce Wickware
Chief Engineer Norman Hahn
Wise
MADISON— 1948— MBS
ABC-ARROWHEAD
Frequency: 1480 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Wisconsin, Inc.
6&3
• • •
WISCONSIN
* • *
Address Comm, State Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 7-2588
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative George P. HoUingbery
President Morgan Murphy
General Manager Ralph O'Connor
Comm., Prom. Mgr Richard S. Nickeson
Program Director Morton Wagner
Publicity Dir Beverly White
Chief Engineer W. M. Greely
WKOW
MADISON— 1948— CBS
Frequency: 1070 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts d..
5.000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Monona Bcstg. Co.
Address 215 W. Washington Ave.
Phone Number 7-2261
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Headley Reed
President Stewart Watson
Gen,. Comm. Mgr , . , . .Michael Henry
Program Director Audrey Johnson
Chief Engineer Vince Vanderheiden
W 0 M T
MANITOWOC— 1926— MBS-WISC.
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Francis M. Kadow
Business-Studio Address Radio Bldg.
Phone Number 5015
Transmitter Location Easy St.
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World
Representative Indie Sales, Inc.
Membership NARTB
President, Gen. Mgr Francis M. Kadow
Program Director George H. Erdman
Sales Prom. Mgr L. J. Splitt
Chief Engineer W. F. Duben
wwoc
MANITOWOC— 1952
Frequency: 980 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Manitowoc Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 101
Phone 7763
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative McGillvra
Ptnr.. Gen. Mgr Edward Allen, Jr.
Ptnr., Chief Engineer Edward Jacker
W M A M
MARINETTE— 1939— NBC
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.;
100 Wotts n.
THE LITTLE STATION
WITH THE . . . .
BIG WALLOP!
MARINETTE
WISCONSIN
WMAM
J. D. Mackin, General Manaaer
George
MENOMINEE
MICHIGAN
Clark
684
WISCONSIN
Owned-Oper. By M. & M. Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address Radio Park
Phone Number 2-6631
Air Time Unlimited
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative George W. Clark
Membership BAB
President William E. Walker
General Manager Joseph D. Mackin
Commercial Manager Howard L. Emich
Sales Prom. Mgr Ed Maxwell
Program Director Pat Kehoe
Chief Engineer Al Alexander
WDLB
MARSHFIELD— 1946— KBS
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Own.-Oper. By Dairyland's Bdcstg. Serv., Inc.
Add. Trans, Loca 1710 N. Central Ave.
Phone Number 1450
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol. SESAC
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Lloyd L. Felker
Gen., Sta. Mgr., Pub. Dir. . .Robert W. Behling
Comm. Mgr Roger Thomsen
Sales Prom. Mgr Ron Smith
Program Dir Paul Olsen
Chief Engineer Jerry Boos
W I GM
MEDFORD— 1941— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By WIGM. Inc.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address Medford
Phone Number 5147
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Continental
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Charles H. Nelson
Program Director Richard Johnson
Chief Engineer Ray Bonhart
WMNE
MENOMONIE— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Capitol City Bcstg. Co.
Address 603 V2 Broadway
Phone Number 1156
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
News Service UP
President William F. Johns, Jr.
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr. ... Dr. Wendell Hansen
Sales Prom. Mgr James Bailey
Prog., Pub. Dir Douglas Weikley
Chief Engineer Glen Reed
WLIN
MERRILL— 1948— MBS
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Alvin E. O'Konski
Business Address Merrill
Phone Number 1444
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP, UP
Membership NARTB, BAB
Transcription Service , . Standard, Capitol, Cole
Representative Rambeau
President. Gen. Mgr Alvin E. O'Konski
Chief Engineer Chris Zercher
W E M P
MILWAUKEE— 1935
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Milwaukee Bcstg. Co.
Bus.- Address 710 N. Plankinton Ave.
Phone Number MArquette 8-7722
Air Time 24 Hours
News Service UP
Representatve Headley Reed
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Glenn D. Roberts
Gen., Sta. Manager Hugh K. Boice, Jr.
Commercial Manager John C. Gagliono
Sales Prom. Manager Lou Riepenhoff
Program Director Tom Shanahan
Chief Engineer RoUond Paske
WFOX
MILWAUKEE— 1946
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 250 Walts d.
Owned-Oper. By Wisconsin Bcstg. System*
Inc.
Address 208 E. Wisconsin Ave.
Phone Number Broadway 2-1272
News Service AP
Representative George Clark, Inc.
Pres., Gen. Mgr Charles J. Lamphier
Station Manager George DeGrace
Program Director Charles La Force
Chief Engineer George Dodge
WISN
MILWAUKEE— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 5.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Hearst Corporation
Address 540 N. Plankinton Ave.
Phone Number Division 2-3000
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service INS, UP
Transcription Service World
Representative The Katz Agency
Membership NARTB
President Charles McCabe
Manager Harry D. Peck
685
WISCONSIN
Comm. Mgr R. E. Shiremon
SaUs Prom. Mgr Gerald S. Cohen
Program Director Jack Raymond
Chief Engineer Donald A. Weller
WCAN
MILWAUKEE— 1948— ABC
Freq[uency: 1250 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Midwest Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 723 N. Third St.
Phone Number Broadway 6-2154
Air Time 18 hrs.
News Service ,UP
Representative O. L. Taylor
President Lou Poller
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Alex Rosenmon
Prog., Pub. Dir Burt Levine
Chief Engineer Herbert Eckstein
WMIL
MILWAUKEE— 1947
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Cream City Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. .2825 W. Wisconsin Ave.
Phone Number West 3-1290
Air Time Day Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC, Cole
Representative Forjoe
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Gene Posner
Gen. Mgr Jerome Sill
Program Director Arthur H. Vogel
Chief Engineer Gino Monaco
WOKY
MILWAUKEE— 1950
Frequency: 920 Kc. ...Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Bartell Bdcsters, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Empire Bldg.
Phone Number Broadway 1-8428
WT M J
MILWAUKEE— 1927— NBC
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Journal Co.
Business Address 720 E. Capitol Dr.
Phone Number Broadway 1-6000
Air Time 19 hrs.
News Service AP
Representative Christal
V.P.. General Mgr Walter J. Domm
Asst. Gen. Mgr R. G. Winnie
Station Manager George Comte
Research & Devel. Coordinator . .L. W. Herzog
Sales Manager Neale V. Bakke
Mgr.. Engineering Philip B. Looser
Mgr., Pub. Serv. & Prom Bruce Wallace
Traffic Manager Fran Bignell
WEKZ
MONROE— 1951
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . Green County Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 460
Phone Number 1260
Transcription Service Capitol
News Service AP
President Kenneth Stuart
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Grant A. Hitter
Program Director Stan Neuberger
Chief Engineer Rex Eyler
WNAM
NEENAH— MENASHA— 1947
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: LOOO Watts
Owner Neenah-Menasha Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Add 101 E. Wisconsin Ave.
Phone Number 2-2871
Air Time 6 ajn.-12 M.
News Service UP
V. P., General Manager Don C. Wirth
Chief Engineer E. W. Fliege)
WOSH
OSHKOSH— 1941— ABC-KBS
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Oshkosh Bcstg. Co.
Transmitter Location 1235 Bowen St.
Phone Number Stanley 4580
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Pearson
Pres., Pgm. Dir Wm. F. H. Johns, Jr.
General Manager Bill Jones
Chief Engineer Don Zuehike
WPDR
PORTAGE— 1952
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Portage Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 53
Phone 1200
President W. T. Comstock
General Manager Warren Anderson
Commercial Manager E. P. Phelps
Program Director Keith Pettack
Chief Engineer Walter Wisnicky
W I B U
POYNETTE— 1925— KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WiUiam C. Forrest
Bus.-Transmitter Address Poynette
Phone Number Poynette 98
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard, SESAC
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr William C. Forrest
Program Dir Sarah A. Forrest
Chief Engineer L. Stanley Sadler
686
WrSCONS I N
WPRE
PRARIE DU CHIEN— 1952
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Prarie Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 36
Phone 637
News Service UP
President Edwin Erdiiian
Gen., Comm. Mgr.,
Chief Engineer W. C. Schlaugat, Jr.
Program Director J. W. Hassebrook
WRAC
RACINE— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By WRAC. Inc.
Address 423 Main St.
Phone Number 2-1627
News Service UP
Representative Sears & Ayer
Membership NARTB
President C. M. Martin
Stu.. Prog. Mgr Bob Martin
Comm. Mgr Marty Geertz
Publicity Dir Dick Fitzgerald
Chief Engineer Ray Doane
W R J N
RACINE— 1926— ABC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Wise. Network Corp.
Business Address 441 Main St.
Phone Number 4-3311
News Service AP
Representative Walker
Newspaper Affiliation *'Iournal-rimes"
Membership NARTB. BAB
President J. D. McMurray
General Manager Harry R. LePoidevin
Station Manager Harold J. Newcomb
Commercial Manager Gerald D. Nelson
Program Director Lyman Merens
Promotion Manager Amelia French
Chief Engineer F. Lee Dechant
WRDB
REEDSBURG— 1952
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By William C. Forrest
Address Reedsburg
Phone 1037L
General Manager C. W. Peck
AP
SELLS
For Stations and Sponsors —
For instance . . . WFHR
"Our income from AP news has been substantial year after
year. Many news sponsors have been with us ever since
WFHR went on the air more than 1 1 years ago. AP news sells
easily, to national as well as local advertisers. We were
among the first AP radio stations. And still feel AP is the
best in the business.''
GEORGE T. FRECHETTE,
General Manager,
WFHR, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.
687
WISCONSIN
WOBT
RHINELANDER— 1947— MBS-KBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Oneida Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Rhinelander
Phone Number 1240
News Service UP
Representative McGillvra
Transcription Service Thesaurus
President James Cleary
Gen., Comm. Mgr.. Prog. Dir... Bruce G. Beichl
Sales Prom. Mgr Robert Frye
Program Director John Wadd
Chief Engineer Charles Marvin
W H B L
SHEBOYGAN— 1924— ABC-WIS.
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
250 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By WHBL, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address P. O. Box 27
Phone Number 4844-5
Air Time 7 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Associated
Exec. V.P C. E. Broughton
Comm. Mgr John Harvey
Publicity Dir Doris Domnie
Program Director Glen James
Chief Engineer Herbert J. Mayer
W J M C
RICE LAKE— 1938— MBS
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WJMC, Inc.
Address Trans. Loca 1615 S. Main
Phone Number 550
News Service UP
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Representative Hollingbery
President W. C. Bridges
Commercial Manager Russell J. Brown
Program Director Bob Topinka
Chief Engineer Robert Kolsky
WRCO
RICHLAND CENTER— 1949
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Richland Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 192
Phone Number 20
News Service UP
Trans. Serv.. . SESAC. Lang-Worth. Thesaurus
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Arthur Overgaard
Gen., Comm. Mgr T. R. Kelley
Chief Engineer Pete Athanas
WTCH
SHAWANO— 1948
Freq\iency: 960 Kc Power: 1.000 Watts d.
Owner Shawano County Leader Pub. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .107 E. Green Bay St.
Telephone Number 666
Representative Lawson
News Service XJP
Transcription Service World
General Manager Mrs. Jeanne Donald
Station Mgr David W. Hodgins
Chief Engineer Clfiford G. Graff
WKLJ
SPARTA— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Sparta-Tomah Bcstg. Co.
Address 124 S. Water St.
Phone Number 3307
Transcription Service SESAC, Associated
News Service UP
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen, Mgr Jon F. Lohmer
Comm. Mgr Howard Nordine
Sales Prom. Mgr Orion Samuelson
Program Wr Andy Carsen
Chief Engineer Marvin Moberly
WSPT
STEVENS POINT— 1948
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 250 Walts d.;
Owned-Oper. By Stevens Pt. Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 414 Mcdn St.
Phone Number 2744
News Service UP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Hal Holman
President W. F. Johns. Sr.
General Manager A. L. Mayer
Program Director Joe Cotter
Chief Engineer R. Tellekson
WDOR
STURGEON BAY— 1948
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By. . .Door County Bcstg. Co. Inc.
Address 15th & Utah
Phone Number 593
Transcription Service Thesaurus
News Service AP
Pres., Gen. Mgr Edward Allen. Jr.
Commercial Manager Jack Baker
Program Director Dolores Allen
Chief Engineer Joseph Genovese
688
WISCONSIN
WOKW
STURGEON BAY— 1951
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By... Door County Radio Co.
Address Rhode Island St.
Phone Number 1050
News Service UP
President Sumner Harris
Station Manager Herbert H. Graefe
Chief Engineer Jack Schaefer
W DS M
SUPERIOR— 1939— ABC
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Ridson, Inc.
Business Address 921 Tower Ave.
Phone Number Superior: 4451
News Service UP
News. Aff il "Herald & News Tribxme"
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB
President Robert Ridder
General Manager Rodney A. Quick
Comm. Mgr William (Kirby) Lukoskie
Program Director Lew Martin
Chief Engineer Melvin Laskey
WTRW
TWO RIVERS— 1951— KBS
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By. . . .Two Rivers Bcstg. Co.
Address 1817 Washington
Phone Number 324
Transcription Service Capitol
News Service UP
President Wendell Hansen
Gen. Mgr Norman C. Haagenson
Comm. Mgr Howard Luebke
Chief Engineer . .Elmer Johnson
WTTN
WATERTOWN— 1950— KBS
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Watertown Radio, Inc.
Address 104 W. Main St.
Phone Number 2215
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Schepp-Reiner
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Carl V. Kolata
Program Dir Arnold Kane
Chief Engineer Leonard Benson
AP
SELLS
For Stations and Sponsors —
For instance . . . WKBH
"Our fifteen minute AP news shows have an average of
52.7% of the La Crosse listening audience for ALL weekday
broadcasts from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM. AP spot coverage is
fast, AP features are bright, and AP prestige is important to
listeners and sponsors alike."
HOWARD DAHL,
President and General Manager,
WKBH, La Crosse, Wisconsin
689
WISCONSIN
WAUX
WAUKESHA— 1947— KBS
Frequency: 1510 Kc Power: 250 Wcrtis d.
Owned Operated By Waukesha Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 319 W. Main St.
Phone Number 8636
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service AP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Holman
Membership NARTB
President Norman E. Schley
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Mig Figi
Commercial Manager. . . .-Charles E. Williams
Prog, Dir Donald Froehlich
Chiei EJigineer Adin Randall
WOSA
W AUS AU— 1 948— MBS
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Alvin E. O'Konski
Address Wausau
Phone 1444-5
Representative Rambeau
Transcription Service .. Capitol, Standard, Cole
News Service AP, UP
General Manager Harold Ladin
Commercial Manager Danworth Turner
Program Director Jack Larkin
Promotion Manager Leon Gabriel
Chief Engineer Chris Zercher
W S A U
WAUSAU— 1 937— NBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned Oper »y The Journal Co. (The
Milwaukee Journal)
Business-Studio Address 714 Fifth St
Phone Number 6521
Air Time .17 hrs.
News Service j^p
Transcription Service Thescnirus
Representative Meeker
Station Manager Ben F. Hovel
Membership BAB
President John R. Tomek
Gen. Mgr Richard R. Tomek
Station Mgr Richard D. Dudley
Comm. Mgr Edward Hagen
Sales Prom. Mgr James Frey
Program Director George Bundner
Publicity Dir Don Debyle
Chief Engineer Roland W. Richardt
WBKV
WEST BEND— 1950
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 500 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By West Bend Bcstg. Co.
Address Decorah Rd. & Indiana Ave.
Phone Number 1640
Transcription Service ; Thesaurus
News Service UP
President Carl H. Rhode
Gen. Mgr August C. Berkholtz
Comm., Prom. Mgr., Ch. Eng.. .Paul J. Mueller
Program Dir Roy Ambroise
Chief Engineer Paul J. Ripple
W F H R
WISCONSIN RAPIDS— 1940
MBS-WIS.
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .William F. Huffman Radio
Business Address 141 W. Grond Ave.
Phone Number 1340
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-10:30 p.m.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative Devney & Son
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Louise F. Huffman
Gen.. Sta., Mgr., Prom. Dir. . . Geo. T. Frechette
Commercial Manager „ L. J. Zuraski
Prog., Pub. Dir James Tighe
Chief Engineer Gordon Miller
c^^
KILL CANCER
BY SUPPORTING
THE CANCER FUND
690
Pop. April 1, 1933 (Est.) 309,000— Total Housing Units 94,000
Families April 1, 1933 (Est.) 87 ,000— Stations in State 14
KSPR
CASPER— 1930
MBS-INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Doncdd L. Hathaway
Business Address Box 930
Phone Number 3-5777
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service World. Associated
Representative Sears & Ayer
Membership NARTB, BAB
Owner, Pres., Mgr Donald L. Hathaway
Commercial Manager . . . Frederic W. Hufsmith
Program Director Marcus R. Nichols
Publicity Director James Wade
Chief Engineer Duane W. Simons
KVOC
CASPER— 1946— ABC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By KVOC Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Address 1540 So.
Wolcott St.
Phone Number 2-451 1
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative McGillvra
Membership NARTB
President Duane Simons
Station Manager William F. Shutts
Commercial Manager 1. E. Shahan
Program Director Ethel Buckley
Chief Engineer John Mursu
KVWO
CHEYENNE— 1952— MBS
INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 1370 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By Great West Co.
Address Box 926
Phone 2-6433
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
News Service AP
Representative Avery -Knodel
President Wm. T. Kemp
Gen. Mgr., Chief Eng Frank Toomey
Station Manager Don Veta
Nat'l Sales Mgr Lyim Meyer
MUTUAL
INTERMOUNTAIN
Cheyeime
Wyoming
Covering Wyoming's Copitol and the Tri-Stote Area
with the Greatest Power 1.000 Watts
Represented Nationally by Avery-Knodel, Inc.
San Francisco, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles,
Dallas, Atlanta
Intermountain Network
lynn Meyer
National Soles Manager
146 South Main
Salt Lake Gty, Utah
WILLIAM T. KEMP, President
691
WYOMING
K F B C
CHEYENNE— 1940— ABC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Wails
Owned-Operated By Frontier Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Plains Hotel
Phone Number 4-4461
Air Time Full Time
News Service .UP
Representative McGillvra
Membership NARTB. BAB
News. Affil, . .Wyoming Eagle, Wyoming State
Tribune
President Tracy S. McCraken
General Manager William C. Grove
Commercial Manager Charles Cahill
Sales Prom. Mgr Dave Young
Program Director Mae Sunada
Publicity Director Margaret O'Brien
Chief Engineer R. C. Pfannanschmid
KODI
CODY— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Poyrer: 250 Walts
Owned-Operctted By Absaroka Bcstg. Co.
Address p. O. Box 762
Phone Number 444
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service World
Representative McGillvra
News. Affil The Times
Membership NARTB
President Paul Stock
Gen.. Sta., Comm. Mgr Chuck Wilson
Program Director C. Allen
Chief Engineer Bill Ross
KOVE
LANDER— 1948— KBS— MBS
INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Edward J. Breece
Businesg Address P. Q. Box 436
Phone Number 4gg
Ai' Time 6 a.m.-ll p.in.
News Service UP
News. Affil Wyoming State Journal
Representative Continental
P^^^'idenx Edward J. Breece
Sta., Gen. Mgr jack L. Breece
Comm.. Prom. Mgr Dorothy L. Reed
Program Director Robert AUen
Publicity Director Marlene Young
Chief Engineer Gary Fehlauer
KOWB
LARAMIE— 1948— ABC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Own.-Oper. By Snowy Range Bdcstg. Co., Inc.
Address Box 972
Phone Number 4888
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative McGillvra
President F. O. Rice
General Manager Carroll Mohr
Sta. Mgr„ Pgm. Dir L. O. Smith
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr J. C. Steele
Consulting Engineer Warren Mallory
FOR
STATION
REPRESENTATIVES,
IMPORTANT
TELEPHONE
NUMBERS
SEE
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WYOMING
• • •
K P 0 W
POWEU^-1941
MBS-KBS-INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By A. J. Meyer
Address Box 879
Phone Number 222
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Seryice Thesaurus
Representative Avery-Knodel
■Commercial Mgr Ken Doty
Gen., Sta. Mgr Al Meyer
Program Director Agnes Fields
Chief Engineer J. S. Klness
KRAL
RAWLINS— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Rawlins Bcstg. Co.
Address Rawlins
Phone Number 1003
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra
Membership NARTB
President Tracy S. McCraken
Gen.. Sta., Comm. Mgr Jack C. Vagner
Program Director Anita Phisterer
Chief Engineer Gordon E. Clarke
KWRL
RIVERTON— 1948— ABC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Joseph P. Ernst
Address 1314 Charles St., Worland
Phone Number 760
Representative Joseph Hershey McGillvra
News Service AP
Membership NARTB, BAB
President, Ch. Eng Joseph P. Ernst
General Manager Mrs. Mildred Ernst
Station Manager Mrs. Cleo Berry
Commercial Manager Bud Moore
Program Director Bob Lee
K V R S
ROCK SPRINGS— 1938
MBS-INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 1360 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Wyoming Bcstg. Co,
Address Box 1067
Phone Number 93
Representative Avery-Knodel
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Standard
President D. G. Riohardson
General Manager Dwight Fisher
Commercial Manager Laurel Moseby
Program Director Imogene Parr
Chief Engineer Dave Wood
K W Y 0
SHERIDAN— 1934— MBS
INTERMOUNTAIN
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 d., 500 n.
Owned-Operated By Bighorn Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 21 N. Main
Phone Number 601
Air Time 6 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr. Jim Carroll
Comm.-Sales Prom. Mgr Don Tannehill
Pub., Pgm. Dir Bob Wilson
Chief Engineer Bob Crosthwaite
KGOS
TORRINGTON— 1950— ABC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Joseph P. Ernst
Phone Number 733
News Service UP
Membership NARTB
President Joseph P. Ernst
Sta., Comm., Prom. Mgr Alice Grange
Chief Engineer Leo Haukkala
KWOR
WORLAND— 1946
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Joseph P. Ernst
Address Box 409
Phone Number 733
Air Time Full Time
News Service AP
Membership NARTB. BAB
President, Ch. Eng Joseph P. Ernst
Gen., Comm. Manager Mildred V. Ernst
Publicity Director Stanley Shustor
693
TERRITORIES
AND
POSSESSIONS
ALASKA
KBYR
ANCHORAGE— 1948
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Aleutian Bcstrs.
Business-Studio Address P. O. Box 1960
Phone Number 3-4433
KENI
ANCHORAGE— 1 948-MBS- ABC-NBC
DON LEE
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Midnight Sun Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Box 879
Phone Number 20301
Air Time 6:15 a.m.-12 M.
News Service Ap^ XJP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Wellington Fletcher
P'®8i<ient Miriam Dickey
Gen.. Sta. Manager A. G. Hiebert
Commercial Manager William Stewart
Publ.. Pgm.. Prod. Dir Harold Knutson
Publicity Dir F. M. QuiUeash
Chief Engineer Jack M. Walden
KFQD
ANCHORAGE— 1924--CBS
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By w. J. Wagner
A^^®" 830 Securities Bldg.. Seattle
Phone Number Seneca 6333
^'' ^^® 6:30 a.m.-12 M.
News Service
Ap
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Alaska Radio Sales; Scott
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Wm. J. Wagner
Commercial Manager John Phillips
Program Director Gerald Mathis
PubUcity Director George Ernst
Chief Engineer Chas. Mohler
KFAR
FAIRBANKS— 1939— MBS-NSaABC
DON LEE
Frequency: 660 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Midnight Sun Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Lathrop Building
Phone Number 2125
Air Time Full Time
News Services AP and UP
Representative Fletcher, Wellington
President Miriam L. Dickey
General Manager Alvin O. Bromstedt
Commercial Manager Arvid Erickson
Program Director Richard Greuel
Chief Engineer Jorgen Twieten
KFRB
FAIRBANKS^1948— CBS
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By W. J. Wagner
Address 830 Securities Bldg., Seattle
Phone Number Seneca 6333
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Alaska Radio Sales; Scott
Pres., Gen. Mgr Wm. J. Wagner
Comm. Mgr Juanita Underwood
Program Dir Dale Haviland
Chief Engineer W. R. Nichols
KINY
694
JUNEAU— 1935— CBS
Frequency: 1290 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By W. J. Wagner
Address 830 Securities Bldg., Seattle
Phone Number Seneca 6333
Air rime Unlimited
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Alaska Radio Sales; Scott
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Wm. J. Wagner
Sta., Prog. Manager Richard Peter
Comm. Mgr William Vernon
Chief Engineer Charles Gray
ALASKA-HAWA
• • •
KJNO
JUNEAU— 1952— ABC-MBS-NBC
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Aurora Bcstrs., Inc.
Address 123 Third St.
Phone 508
Transcription Service Associated
News Service AP
Representative Wellington, Fletcher
President Austin Cooley
General Manager Del Day
Commercial Manager Lee Meyer
Chief Engineer Matt Gormley
KABI
KETCHIKAN— 1952— ABC-MBS-NBC
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By Aurora Bcstrs., Inc.
Address 211 Heckman Bldg.
Phone 0610
Transcription Service Associated
News Service AP
Representative Wellington. Fletcher
President Austin G. Cooley
General Manager Roall Erickson
Commercial Manager John Funk
Chief Engineer Matt Gormley
KTKN
KETCHIKAN— 1935— CBS
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
OwnedOper. By William J. Wagner
Address 830 Securities Bldg., Seattle
Phone Number Seneca 6333
News Service AP
Air Time Unlimited
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Alaska Radio Sales; Scott
Pres.. Gen. Mgr WilUam J. Wagner
Station Manager Dorothy Bussanich
Program Director Edward Hammond
Chief Engineer Richard Nicholas
KIBH
SEWARD— 1948— CBS
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By William J. Wagner
Address 830 Securities Bldg., Seattle
Phone Number Seneca 6333
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Alaska, Scott
Pres., Gen. Mgr William J. Wagner
Station Mgr James B. Lawson
Program Dir Allen Hendricks
Chief Engineer David Hassinger
KIFW
SITKA— 1949— CBS
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By William I. Wagner
Address 830 Securities Bldg., Seattle
Phone Number Seneca 6333
News Service AP
Air Time 5 p.m.-12 M.
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative .... Alaska Radio Sales; Scott
Pres.. Gen. Mgr William J. Wagner
Pgm. Dir., Sta. Mgr Wm. Maynard
Chief Engineer Lawrence Brady
HAWAII
K H B C
HILO— 1936— CBS
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Hawaiian Bcstg. System, Ltd.
Business Address P. O. Box 1476
Phone Number 4616
Newspaper Affiliation . . Honolulu Star Bulletin
Air Time 6 ajn.-ll p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Free & Peters
President J. Howard Worrall
Gen. Mgr.. Chief Eng C. R. Evans
Asst. Gen. Mgr Wayne KearJ
Publicity Director Meg Thompson
Program Director A. Hansen
Promotion Manager Faye Johnson
KILA
HILO— 1951— MBS
Frequency: 850 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Island Bcstg. Co.
Address Box 1595
Phone Number 5313
News Service UP
Representative HoUingbery
Transmitter Location Seward
Air Time 3.30 p.m.-12 M.
News Service AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Alaska Radio Sales; Scott
Geiu Mgr., Chief Eng James E. Jaeger
Program Dir Mickey Abe
• •
HAWAII
• • •
KIPA
HILO— 1947
Frequency: 1110 Kc Power: 1.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Big Island Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 140 laili St.
Phone Number 2177
Representative Grant
President, Manager A. H. Green
K AHU
HONOLULU— 1950
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Rural Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address 1639 Kapiolani Blvd.
Phone Number 412835
News Service .AP
President Dr. Timothy I. Wee
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Harry En Chu
Program Dir Curt Butler
K G M B
HONOLULU— 1929— CBS
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .... Hawaiian Bcstg. System,
Ltd.
Address 1534 Kapiolani Blvd.
Phone Number , 9-0914
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP
Transcription Service Capitol
Newspaper Affiliation "Star-Bulletin"
Representative Free & Peters
President J. Howard Worrall
V.P.. Gen. Mgr., Chf. Eng C. R. Evans
Asst. Gen. Mgr Wayne Kearl
Publicity Director Meg Thompson
Program Director Arthur Hansen
Promotion Mgr Faye Johnson
KGU
HONOLULU— 1922— NBC
Frequency: 760 Kc Power: 2.500 Watts
Owned Operated By. Advertiser Pub. Co., Ltd.
Phone Number 5-2977
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-ll:30 p.m.
News Service XJP
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB
President Lorrin P. Thurston
General Mgr William O. Paine
Commercial Mgr George C. Mansfield
Publicity Director Lee D. Hirshland
Chief Engineer M. A. Mulrony
KHON
HONOLULU— 1946
ALOHA NETWORK
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 5,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . . Aloha Bcstg. Co.. Ltd.
Business Address P. O. Box 1380
Phone Number 95295
News Service UP
Trans. Serv CapitoL Lang-Worth
Representative Grant
President R. M. Fitkin
Chief Engr., Sta. Mgr Ira G. Mercer
Comm. Mgr John D. Allison
Program Dir Wright Esser
Publicit Dir Buck Buchwach
KIKI
HONOLULU— 1946— MBS
Frequency: 810 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By KIKI, Ltd.
Address 320 Ward Ave.
Phone Number 63456
Representative Weed
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
News Service AP
Pres„ Gen. Mgr., Chief Engr . . Royal V. Howard
General Mgr Clair A. Weidenaar
Comm. Mgr Peter Simmons
Sales Prom. Mgr Fran King
Program Dir Candy Vroman
Publicity Dir Eddie Anderson
Chief Engineer Stan Anderson
KPOA
HONOLULU— 1951
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Island Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 575 Kamoku St.
Phone Number 95236
News Service UP
Representative George P. Hollingbery
Partners ... J. Elroy McCaw, John D. Keating
Gen., Prom., Comm, Mgr Fin Hollinger
Program Dir WUl Silva
Chief Engineer Robert Lang
KULA
HONOLULU— 1947— ABC
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned. Oper. By .Pacific Frontier Bdcstg. Co..
Ltd.
Address p. Q. Box 1479
Phone Number 71933
Air Time 18 hrs.
News Service INS
Representative Adam Young Jr.
President Mrs. Alice P. Mayo
Gen., Comm. Mgr Jack A. Burnett
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir Ted R. Scott
Publicity Dir Paul Yamamoto
Chief Engineer C. W. Evans
KTO H
LIHUE, KAUAI— 1940— ALOHA
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
696
HAWAII-PUERTO RICO
Owned-Oper. By Garden Island Publ., Ltd.
Bus.-Studio-Transmitter Location. .Lihue, Kauai
Box 1748
Phone Number Kauai 361, 961
Air Time 5:30 a.m,-10 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
General Manager Charles J. Fern
Station Manager Martin H. Sebastian, Jr.
Commercial Manager Dwight Mossman
Program Director Raymond K. Sasaki
Chief Engineer Katashi Nose
KMVI
WAILUKU-MAUI— 1947— ALOHA
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Maui Publ. Co., Ltd.
Address Trans. Loca Wailuku-Maui
Phone Number 981
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-ll:15 p.m.
News Service UP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Grant
Membership NARTB
President J. Walter Cameron
General Manager Ezra J. Crane
Sta. Mgr., Prog. Dir Richard E. Mawson
Commercial Manager Frank Kovacic
Publicity Dir W. J. Belknap
Ch5ef Engineer Neil Arveschoug
PUERTO RICO
WABA
AQUADILLA— 1951
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By L. Hector Reichard
Address Box 188
WCMN
ARECIBO— 1947
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Caribbean Bdcstg Corp.
Address Antonio R. Barcelo St.
Phone Number (Studios) 589
Membership NARTB
President Aristides Santoni
General Manager Nobal Barreio
Commercial Mgr Francisco Lopex Oronoz
Program Dir Digna Oliver© Pabon
Chief Engineer Jose Soler
WENA
BAYAMON— 1947
Frequency: 1560 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Operated By Bayamon Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number Bayamon 161
WMIA
CAGUAS— 1947
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owner Inter- American Radio Corp.
Business Address Box 487
Gen. Mgr., Chief Eng Eduardo Biacoechea
Station Mgr A. Velez
Comm., Prom. Mgr C. Miner
Program Dir Juan Pimentel
WVJP
CAGUAS— 1947
Frequency: 1110 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Borinquen Bdcstg. Co.
Address P. O, Box 207
Phone Number 789
WMDD
FAJARDO— 1947
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Madrazo & Diaz
Address P. O. Box 187
Phone Number 789
WXRF
GUAYAMA— 1948
Frequency: 1590 Kc Power: 1,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Rafael Fuster
Business-Studio Address . . Calle Hostos No. 42
Phone Number 243
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Charles L. Cordero
Pgm., Prod. Dir Jose Colon Melendez
Chief Engineer J. H. Conesa
WAEL
MAYAGUEZ--1948
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Walts
Owned-Operated By Mario Acosta
Business Address Iglesia No. 12
Phone Number 799
Owner-Manager Mario Acosta
Program Dir Angel Ramos
Publicity Dir Laura A. Cuebas
Chief Engineer Jesus M. Aviles
WKJB
MAYAGUEZ— 1948
Frequency: 710 Kc Power: 1000 d.; 500 n.
Owned-Operated By Jose A. Bechora, Jr.
Business Address Minerva St. 54
Phone Number 983
President Jose A. Bechara
697
(San Juan^ P.R.)
ONE OF THE ISLAND'S MOST
POPULAR RADIO STATIONS!
I N the last survey sponsored by The Puerto Rican Broadcasters Association,
The Puerto Rican Association of Advertising Agencies, and The Puerto
Rican Association of Advertisers, WAPA comes out as one of the TOP
stations in the island of Puerto Rico, ranking second place.
The reason: WAPA broadcasts "soap operas". News, variety shows, local
and American baseball. WAPA carries 28 daily programs with a minimum
rating of 5% or more.
For Complete Informafion, Rafes, Availabilities, Etc., Contact:
WAPA— P.O. Box 4563,
San Juan, Puerto Rico
or
MELCHOR GUZMAN CO., INC.
45 Rockefeller Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
Exclusive Advertising Representatives for United States and Canada
698
PUERTO RICO
WORA
MAYAGUEZ— 1947
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Americas Corp.
Phone Number 1 150
Studio Address 1150 Guanajibo Ave.
Air Time 6 a.m.M.
Pres.. Gen. Mgr. . . Alfred R. de Arellano, Jr.
Sta.. Comm. Mgr Reinaldo Dupont
Sales Prom. Mgr Blanca L. De Martinez
Program Dir Angel Kivera Graciani
Chief Engineer Marcos Vega Pagan
WPRA
MAYAGUEZ— 1937
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 10,000 WaHs
Owned-Oper. By Puerto Rico Adv. Co.
Address Box 869
Phone Number 869
Commercial Manager Antonio Miro
Program Director Luis A. Diaz
Chief Engineer Julio M. Conesa
WRIO
RIO PIEDRAS— 1949
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ...The Master Bdcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 335— Hato Rey
Phone Number Hato Rey 1096
wwww
RIO PIEDRAS— 1949
Frequency: 1520 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Frank A. Gandia
Address P. Q. Box 935
Phone Niunber 1098
Owner Frank A. Gaudia
WTIL
MAYAGUEZ— 1950
Frequency: 1300 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Mayaguez Radio Corp.
Address Post & Palmer Sts.
Phone Number 1290
President Alberto Sanabria
Commercial Manager Gilbert Mamary
Chief Engineer Rafael Rodriguez Santiago
WPAB
PONCE— 1939
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By
Portorican American Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Bus.-Studio Add. ..P. O. Box 786, 164 Villa St.
Phone Number 783, 1177
News Service AP
Representative Inter-American Pub'l., Inc.
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr A. Gimenez Aguayo
Commercial Manager Radames Mayoral
Program Director Eliseo Borrero
Chief Engineer Pedro E. Conesa
WPRP
PONCE— 1936
Frequency: 910 Kc. Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Voice of Puerto Rico, Inc.
Business Address Box 430
Phone Number 1015, 1752, 1821
Representative Guzman, Co., Inc.
President Arturo Valldejuly
General Manager Fransisco M. Susoni
WAPA
SAN JUAN— 1947— ABC-MBS
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Jose Ramon Qulnones
Biis.-Studio Address. . .357 Ponce de Leon Ave.
Phone Number 3-0100
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Melchor Guzman
Membership NARTB
President Jose Ramon Quinones
Gen., Sta. Mgr Harwood HulL Jr.
Commercial Manager ... Segismundo Quinones
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Jose E. Franco
Program Dir Emilio Medrano
Chief Engineer Jose Arzuaga
WIPR
SAN JUAN— 1949
Frequency: 940 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Dept. of Education
Address 1310 Ponce de Leon Ave.
Phone Number 2-3218
Transcription Service World
President Mariano Villaronga
Station Director Jose A. Buitrago
Program Director Francisco Arrivi
Chief Engineer Pedro Luis Jimenez
WITA
SAN JUAN— 1947
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Wotts
Owned-Oper. By . . . Electronic Enterprises, Inc.
Address P. O. Box 3726
Studio Director Fermln F. Bonn!
699
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PU ERTO R I CO
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Wl AC
SAN JUAN— 1947
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Station WIAC
Address P. O. Box 4504
Phone Number 2-0014
Gen., Sta. Mg • Thomas Muniz
Commercial Manager Bolivar Perez Rios
Program Director Roberto Perez Navarro
Publicity Director Manuel Morales
Chief Elngineer Albert D. Sears
W K A Q
SAN JUAN— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By El Mundo Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address P. O. Box 9007
Phone Number 2-2023
Newspaper Afiiliation "El Mundo"
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
Transcription Service Associated
News Service UP
Representatives. .. .Inter-American Pub'l., Inc.
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Angel Ramos
General Mgr Raphael Fornier
Comm. Mgr V. Lamas, Jr.
Program Dir Esther Pales
Chief Engineer Rafael J. Acosta
WKVM
SAN JUAN— 1946
Frequency: 1070 Kc Power 25.000 Watts d.
Frequency: 810 Kc Power: 25.000 Watts d.
Address 1000 Ponce de Leon Ave.
Phone 3-0840
Representative Young
Pres.. Gen. Mgr R. P. Perry
Commercial Manager F. Santiago
Chief Engineer Rafael Rodriguez
WN EL
SAN JUAN— 1934
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By WNEL, Inc.
Address 960 Ponce de Leon Ave.
Phone Number 2-1300
Representative Pan-American
Membership NARTB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Juan Piza
Station Mgr Roberto Bocanegra
Comm. Mgr Rodulfo Blanco
Sales Prom. Mgr Camilo Froticelli
Program Dir Blanco A. Rivero
Chief Engineer Victor Cifuentes
puerto r!co is rich
in customer-potential . . .
San Juan
PUERTO RICO
*:>;:,
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NOW 740 Kc.
10.000 WATTS .
WIAC Box 4504
U. S. REP. — MRS
35-30 81$t St
San luan. P. R.
PIRI FLINT
Jackson Hgfs., L. I., New York
700
NON^COMMERCIAL
As Listed By The Federal Communications Commission, Jan. 1, 1953
^ity Call Letter
:>os Angeles, Cal. KFSG
F>asadena, Cal. KPiPC
Denver, Colo. KPOF
Chicago, 111. WMBI
Jrbana, 111. WILL
West La Fayette, Ind. WB.AA
A.mes, Iowa WOI
Boone, Iowa KFGQ
Decorah, Iowa KWLC
[owa City, Iowa WSUI
Lawrence, Kans. KFKU
Manhattan, Kans. KSAC
East Lansing, Mich. WKAR
Lapeer, Mich. WI^'t^C
Minneapolis, Minn. KTIS
Minneapolis, Minn. KUOM
Northfield, Minn. WCAL
Clayton-St. Louis, Mo. KFUO
Zaraphath, N. J. WAWZ
Brooklyn, N. Y. WBBR
New York, N. Y. WNYC
Troy, N. Y. WHAZ
Grand Forks, N. D. KFJM
Columbus, Ohio WOSU
Norman, Okla. WNAD
CorvaUis, Ore. KOAC
Portland, Ore. KBPS
Grove City, Pa. WSAJ
VermiUion, S. D. KUSD
Richmond, Va. WBBL
Pullman, Wash. KWSC
Auburndale, Wise. WLBL
Madison, Wise. WHA
Freq.
Licensee (Kc.)
Echo Park Evangelistic Assn 1150
Pasadena Presbyterian Church . . 1240
Pillar of Fire 910
The Moody Bible Inst 1110
University of Illinois 580
Purdue University 920
Iowa State College 640
Boone Biblical College 1260
Luther College 1240
The State U. of Iowa 910
University of Kansas 1250
Kansas State College 580
Michigan State College 870
The Liberty St. Gospel Church. .1230
Nwstrn. Schools 900
University of Minn 770
St. Olaf College 770
Lutheran Church-Mo. Synod 850
Pillar of Fire 1380
Watch Tower Soc 1330
City of N. Y 830
Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst 1330
U. of North Dakota 1440
The Ohio State of U 820
U. of Oklahoma 640
Oregon State College 550
Benson Polytechnic School 1450
Grove City College 1340
University of South Dakota 690
Grace Covenant Presb. Church.. 1480
State College of Wash 1250
Wisconsin State Radio Council.. 930
University of Wisconsin 970
Power
(Watts)
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5000 d; 1000 n
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5000 d; 1000 n
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250
5000
5000
5000 d; 500 n
5000 d
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701
Alabama Broadcasters
Association
p. O. Box 477, University, Alabama
Meetings: Semi-annual (March and October)
Elections: March meeting
Members: 67 x- t,, .
President Thomas E. Martm,
WAPX. Montgomery .
Vice-Pres.. Malcolm Street, WHMA, Anniston
Secv.-Treas Mrs. Wilhelmina Doss,
WJRD, Tuscaloosa
Legislative Chmn D. E. Dunn,
WSFA, Montgomery
Arizona Broadcasters
Association
KOY, Phoenix, Arizona
Meetings: Annual (December)
Elections: December
Members: 21
President.... Albert Johnson, KOY, Phoenix
Vice-Pres.... Wayne Sanders, KCNA, Tucson
Secy.-Treas... Frank Redfield, KIFN, Phoenix
Arkansas Broadcasters
Association
KELD, El Dorado, Arkansas
Meeting.*: Semi-annual
F^lections: March
Members: 43
f*re^ident William V. Hull,
KLRA, Little Rock
Vice-President W. N. McKinney,
KELD, El Dorado
Secy.-Treas Ted Woods,
* KOSE, Osceola
California State Radio and
Television Broadcasters
Association
T. W. Patterson Hldg., Fresno 21, California
Meeting-: Annual
Elections: October
Members: 69
President. . . .Paul R. Bartlett, KFRE, Fresno
Vice-Pres Robert 0. Reynolds,
KMPC, Los Angeles
Vice-Pres Lloyd E. Yoder,
KNBC, San Francisco
.Secy.-Treas L. A. Schamblin,
KPMC, Bakersfield
Legislative Chmn Philip G. Lasky,
KPIX, San Francisco
Colorado Broadcasters
Association
KMYR, Security Life Bldg., Denver 2, Colo.
Meetings: Annual
Elections: Every two years
Members: 31 ,^,,^r„ r*
President Al Meyer, KMYR, Denver
Vice-Pres R. E. O'Brien, KIUP, Durango
Secy.-Treas Russel W. Shaffer,
KBOL, Boulder
Florida Association of
Broi^casters, Inc.
p. O. Box 1315, Coral Gables, Florida
Meetings: Semi- Annual
Elections: June
Members: 78 ^ ^ r^v.
President George W. Thorpe,
WVCG, Coral Gables
Vice-Pres Hershel Graves,
WTAL, Tallahassee
Vice-Pres Jerry Stone,
WNDB, Daytona Beach
Secy.-Treas... John Brownin, WSPB, Sarasota
Legislative Chmn James Legate,
WIOD, Miami
Georgia Association of
Broadcasters
p. O. Box 732, Thomasville, Georgia
Meetings: Three times a year
Elections: Spring meeting (April or May)
President W. F. Scott, Jr.,
WKTG, Thomasville
Vice-Pres.. Shed Carswell, WSFT, Thomaston
Secy.-Treas.. "Mac" MacLeod, WBML, Macon
Idaho Broadcasters
Association
311 North 10th Street, Boise, Idaho
Meetings: Semi-annual (May and November)
Elections: November
Members: 19 ^ t, .
President.. .Earl J. Glade, Jr., KDSH, Boise
Vice-Pres... Henry Fletcher, KSEI, Pocatello
Secy.-Treas Florence Gardner,
Legislative Chmn Walt Wagstaff,
KIDO, Boise
Illlttois Broadcasters
Association
212 South Jefferson St., Peoria, 111.
Meetings: Semi-annual
Elections: February
Members: 65
702
President.. Charles C. Caley, WMBD, Peoria
Vice-Pres Leslie C. Johnson,
WHBF, Rock Island
Secy-Treas. . Charles R. Cook, WJPF, Herrin
Legislative Chmn Oliver Keller,
WTAX, Springfield
Indiana Broadcasters
Association^ Inc.
307 N. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind.
Meetings: Four times a year
Elections: March
Members: 43
President O. E. Richardson,
WASK, Lafayette
Vice-Pres Dee 0. Coe, WWCA, Gary
Vice-Pres Harry Bitner,
WFBM, Indianapolis
Secy.-Treas Dan C. Park,
WIRE, Indianapolis
Iowa Broadcasters
Association
WMT, Paramount Theatre Bldg.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Meetings: Annual (July or August) or more
Elections: Annual meeting
Members: 36
President William B. Quarton,
WMT, Cedar Rapids
Vice-Pres Edward Breen,
KVFD, Fort Dodge
Secy.-Treas George J. Volger
KWPC, Muscatine
Legislative Chmn W. W. Wood,
WHO, Des Moines
Kansas Association of
Badio Broadcaserts
KSAL, Salina, Kansas
Meetings: Annual
Elections: Annual meetings
Members: 37
President Ben Ludy, WIBW, Topeka
Vice-Pres.. Grover Cobb, KVGB, Great Bend
Secy.-Treas Ray Jensen, KSAL, Salina
Legislative Chmn.. Ray Jensen, KSAL, Salina
Kenttwhy Broadcasters
Association
WFTM, Maysville, Kentucky
Meetings: Semi-annual
Elections: Fall meeting
Members: 38
President J. W. Betts, WFTM, Maysville
Vice-Pres Joe Eaton, WKLO, Louisville
Vice-Pres Ken Given
WLBJ, Bowling Green
Secy.-Treas Hugh O. Potter
WOMI, Owensboro
Legislative Chmn F. E. Lackey,
WHOP, Hopkinsville
Louisiana Association of
Broadcasters
P. O. Box, 1070, Lafayette, Louisiana
Meetings: Semi-annual
Elections: Fall
Members: 40
President George H. Thomas,
KVOL, Lafayette
Vice-Pres David Wilson,
KPLC, Lake Charles
Secy-Treas B. Hillman Bailey, Jr.,
KSIG, Crowley
Legislative Chmn Roy Dabadie,
Baton Rouge
Maine Broadcasters
Association
WTVL, Waterville, Maine
Meetings: Four times a year
Elections: November
Members: 14
President. . .Faust Couture, WCOU, Lewiston
Vice-Pres Jack Atwood, WRDO, Augusta
Secy.-Treas Carleton Brown,
WTVL, Waterville
Legislative Chmn Frank Hoy,
WLAM, Lewiston
Maryland'D.C. Badio and
Television Broadcasters
Association
10 E. North Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland
Meetings: Semi-annual
Elections: Fall meeting
Members: 24
President John E. Surrick
WFBR, Baltimore
Vice-Pres Charles J. Truitt,
WBOC, Salisbury
Secy.-Treas Charles E. Smith,
WTBO, Cumberland
Legislative Chmn Jake Embry,
WITH, Baltimore
Michigan Association of
Broadcasters
WELL, Battle Creek, Michigan
Meetings: Semi-annual
Elections: Novmeber meeting
Members: 61
President D. E. Jayne,
WELL, Battle Creek
Vice-Pres Don DeGroot, WWJ, Detroit
Secy.-Treas.. .W. A. Pomeroy, WILS, Lansing
Legislative Adviser Jordan Jenkins,
502 HoUister Bldg., Lansing
Minnesota Broadcasters
Association
KYSM, Mankato, Minnesota
Meetings: Semi-annual
Elections: November-December
Members: 44 ,, ,
President John F. Meagher,
KXSM, Manketo
Vice-Pres F. Van Konynenberg,
WCTN, Minneapolis
Secy.-Treas.. M. M. Marget, KVOX, Moorhead
Legislative Chmn G. D. Gentling,
KROC, Rochester
Mississippi Broadcasters
Association
WAML, Laurel, Mississippi
Meetings: Annual
703
Election?: Annual meeting
Members: 43
Presiident L. M. Sepaugh, WSLI, Jackson
Vire-Pres Charles Wright, Jr.,
WFOR, Hattiesburg
Seov.-Treas Granville Walters,
WAML, Laurel
Missouri Broadcasters
Association
KTTS, Springfield, Missouri
Meetings: Semi-annual
KU'clions: Fall meeting
Members: 40
President Glenn G. Griswold,
KFEQ, St. Joseph
Vice-Pres S. E. Sloan, KLW, St. Louis
Secv.-Treas G. Pearson Ward,
KTTS, Springfield
Legislative Chmn Bruce Barrington,
KXOK, St. Louis
Jftontana Radio Stations^ Inc.
KOPR, Finlen Hotel, Butte, Montana
Meeting>: Annual
Elections: January
Members: 23
President Ed Cooney, KOPR, Butte
Vice-Pres Ken Nybo, KBMY, Billings
Secy.-Treas Norman Penwell,
KBMN, Bozeman
]%ehrasha Broadcasters
Association
WJAG, Norfolk, Nebraska
Meetings: Annual
Elections: Annual
Members: 23
President LeRoy W. Lenwell,
KBRL, McGook
Vice-Pres Gene Ackerley,
KCOW, Alliance
S«My.-Treas....Bob Thomas, WJAG, Norfolk
!.c{ii«lative (^hnm Hap Anderson,
KOLN, Lincoln
Nevada State Broadcasters
Association
P. (). Box 821, Reno, Nevada
-Meeting.-,: Annual
Flections: Annual
Members: 9
Prehidenl H. G. Wells, KOLO, Reno
Vice-Pre» Fred Stoye, KLAS, Las Vegas
Secy..Treah... Robert Stoddard, KATO, Reno
L»(£i-lative Chmn Fred Stoye
KLAS, Las Vegas
IMew .Jersey Broadcasters
Association
i'. O. Box 166, Bridgeton, New Jersey
Meetings: Semi-annual (May and October)
Elections: October
Membcrh: 18
P'-e'^'dent Paul Alger, WSNJ, Bridgeton
Vice-Pres Ranulf Compton,
WKr>N, Camden
.Secy.-Treas Thomas B. Tighe,
WJLK, Aebury Park
North Carolina Association of
Broadcasters^ Inc.
Drawer 1140, Southern Pines, N. C.
Meetings: Semi-annual
Elections: Fall meeting
Members: 75
President T. H. Patterson,
WRRF, Washington
Vice-Pres Cecil B. Hoskins,
WWNC, AsheviUe
Secy.-Treas J. S. Younts,
WEEB, Southern Pines
Legislative Chmn Richard H. Mason,
WPTF, Raleigh
Ohio Association of Radio and
Television Broadcasters
44 East Broad, Columbus 15, Ohio
Meetings: Semi-annual
Elections: Spring meeting v
Members: 76
President Robert C. Fehlman,
WHBC, Canton
Vice-Pres Adna Karns, WING, Daj^on
Secy.-Treas L. A. Pixley, WLOK, Lima
Legislative Chmn Dick Borel,
WBNS, Columbus
Ohlahoma Radio
Broadcasters Association
Box 699, Lawton, Oklahoma
Meetings: Semi-annual (or more)
Elections: January
Members: 24
President Allan Page, KSWO, Lawton
Vice-Pres Cy Casper,
WBBZ, Ponca City
Secy. Treasurer Guy Farnsworth,
KCRC, Enid
Legislative Chmn Bill Hoover,
KADA, Ada
Oregon State Broadcasters
Association
KEX, Portland, Oregon
Meetings: Semi-annual
Elections: Annual
Members: 40
President Bud Chandler,
KFLW, Klamath Falls
Vice-Pres.... Bill McCready, KUGN, Eugene
Secy.-Treas Joe Schertler, KEX, Portland
Legislative Chmn Dick Brown,
KPOJ, Portland
Pennsylvania Association
of Broadcasters
WFIL, Widener Bldg., Philadelphia 7, Pa.
Meetings: Annual
Elections: May
Members: 108
President Roger W. Clipp,
WFIL, Philadelphia
Vice-Pres William Thomas,
WCPA, Clearfield
Secretary David Bennett,
WKBO, Harrisburg
Treasurer. . .James Murray, KQV, Pittsburgh
704
South Carolina Broadcasters
Association
Charleston, South Carolina
Meetings: Semi-annual
Elections: January meeting
Members: 49
President Waller J. Brown,
WORD, Spartanburg
Vice-Pres James F. Coggins,
WKDK, Newberry
Secy.-Treas T. Doug Youngblood,
WFIG, Sumter
South Dahota Broadcasters
Association
KSDN, Aberdeen, South Dakota
Meetings: Semi-annual
Elections: April
Members: 12
President B. . McEUigott,
KSDN, Aberdeen
Vice-Pres Ray Eppel, KORN, Mitchell
Secy.-Treas Keith Nighbert,
KUSD, Vermillion
Legislative Chmn Morton Henkin,
KSOO, Sioux Falls
Southern California
Broadcasters
Association^ inc.
Equitable Bldg., Hollywood & Vine
Hollywood 28, California
Meetings: Monthly
Elections: May meeting
Members: 64
President Calvin J. Smith
KFAC, Los Angeles
Vice-Pres Frank Burke, Jr.,
KFVD, Los Angeles
Secy.-Treas Thelma Kirschner,
KGFJ, Hollywood
Tennessee Association of
Broadcasters
407 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.,
Nashville, Tennessee
Meetings: Semi-annual
Elections: December meeting
Members: 46
President Earl W. Winger,
WDOD, Chattanooga
Vice-Pres Henry W. Slavick,
WMC, Memphis
Secy.-Treas Ruth W. Clinard,
WMAK, Nashville
Legislative Chmn John Parry Sheftall,
WJZM, Clarksville
Texas Association of
Broadcasters
p. O. Box 1116, Austin, Texas
Meetings: Semi Annual
Elections: October
Members: 86
Pr^ident. . . J. M. McDonald, KCRS, Midland
Vifee-Pres GiUis Conoley, KTAE, Taylor
Se^.-Treasurer Willard Deason,
KVET, Austin
Legislative Chmn Willard Deason,
KVET, Austin
Utah Broadcasters
Association
29 S. State, Salt Lake City, Utah
Meetings: Quarterly
Elections: January
Members: 22
President Arch Madsen,
KOVO, Provo
Vice-President George Hatch,
KALL, Salt Lake City
Secy.-Treas Arch Webb, KVOC, Ogden
Legislative Chmn Easton Woolley,
KDYL, Salt Lake City
Virginia Association of
Broadcasters^ Inc.
WRVA, Richmond, Virginia
Meetings: Annual
Elections: Annual meeting
Members: 44
President James H. Moore,
WSLS, Roanoke
Vice-President Robert H. Smith
WCYB, Bristol
Secy.-Treas Frank E. Koehler,
WROV, Roanoke
Legislative Chmn C. T. Lucy,
WRVA, Richmond
Washington State Association
of Broadcasters
Carl Downing, Manager, Legislative Bldg.,
Olympia, Washington
Meetings: Semi-annual
Elections: Spring
Members: 39
President Leo H. Beckley,
Mount Vernon
Vice-Pres Loren Stone, KBRO, Bremerton
Sescy.-Treas... Allen Miller, KWCS, Pullman
Legislative Chmn Tom Olson,
KGY, Olympia
West Virginia Broadcasters
Association
WBTH, Williamson, West Virginia
Meetings: Semi-annual
Elections: Spring
Members: 34
President John T. Gelder
WCHS, Charleston
Vice-President William E. Rhone,
WWVA, Wheeling
Secy.-Treas.. Alice Shein, WBTH, Williamson
Wisconsin Broadcasters
Association
Nicolet Bldg., Green Bay, Wisconsin
Meetings: Semi-annual
Elections: First Tuesday in October
Members: 54 ,„^,.,^ ^ t^
President. .Ben A. Laird, WDUZ, Green Bay
Vice-Pres Bruce Wallace.
WTMJ, Milwaukee _..,.. ^
Secretary. . . .Verl Bratton, WKTY, LaCrosse
Treasurer. . . .Jeanne Heal, WTCH, Shawano
705
In Canada
more people listen regularly to
Vl Kit Toronto
than to any other
station . . .
^ The 1952 BBM figures show CFRB's coverage
as 619,430 daytime and 639,720
night time — more than one-fifth of the
homes in Canada,
concentrated in
the market which
accounts for 40%
of the Dominion-s retail sales.
CFRB
Representatives
UNITED STATES
Adam J. Young Jr. Incorporated
CANADA
All-Canada Radio Facilities Limited
706
CANADA
CBC
CAB
Alphabetical Index
By Call Letters
Stations
Networks
707
marks 1953
with expanded facilities • • .
extended program service
. . . ond television
CBC facilities and service stand at a new high level
AM
French-speaking listeners in Northern
Ontario and the Prairies are now served
with CBC programs in French ... by the
westward extension of the CBC French Net-
work to privately-operated stations in Sud-
bury, Timmins, St. Boniface, Gravelbourg,
Saskatoon and Edmonton.
TV
To its nationwide service via network radio,
TV has been added in Canada's two big-
gest markets. CBLT-Mcntreal and CBLT-
Toronto are now in operation. Additional
CBC television stations are planned for other
regions.
More extensive program service is also avail-
able to English-speaking listeners, coast-to-
ccxist. The CBC Dominion Network, main-
taining its varied evening schedule, has
expanded still more its daytime program
service.
As Canada's economy rises ... as its popula-
tion grows and its markets steadily increase
. . . CBC service continues to expand.
The Trans-Canada Network, with a daily
sixtcen-hour schedule in all six of Canada's
time zones, continues to bring to listeners
the best in music, drama and comedy
news, information and public service pro-
grams . . . new features and
greater variety.
In the use of these expanded facilities . . .
network radio and television . . . and in
the development of top-flight programs . . .
the CBC stands ready to co-operate in every
way possible with advertising
agencies and their clients.
COMMERCIAL DIVISION
354 Jarvis St., Toronto 5
1429 Dorchester St. W., Montreal 25
708
OFFICES
Head Office— P. O. Box 806, 140 Wellington St., Ottawa, Ont.
Administration — P. O. Box 6000, Montreal, Que.
Commercial Division — P. O. Box 500, 354 Jarvis St., Toronto 5, Ont.
New York Office c/o United Nations
EXECUTIVES and STAFF
Board of Governors
A. Davidson Dunton. Ottawa, Ont., Chairman
Rene Martin. Montreal, Que.. Vice-Chairman
Dean Adrien Pouliot. Laval University, Quebec
F. J. Crawford. Toronto, Ont.
G. D. Steel. Charlottetown, P.E.I.
W. H. Phillips, Ottawa. Ont.
J. A. Corry. Queen's University, Kingston
Mr-. Mary E. Farr, Victoria, B. C.
Jesse P. Tripp, Oxbow, Sask.
Gordon A. Winter. St. Johns. Nlld.
Roy J. Fry, Winnepeg, Man.
Ottawa
HEAD OFFICE
Donald Manson, General Manager
G. W. Richardson, Executive Assistant
H. M. Palmer, Executive Assistant
H. Bramah, Treasurer
S. Schnobb, Assistant to Treasurer
W. R. Mortimer. Supervisor of Expenditures
F. W. Savignac, Executive Assistant-Legal
R. E. Keddy, Sec'y to Board of Governors
Montreal
RADIO CANADA BUILDING
J. A. Ouimet. Assistant General Manager
M. Carter. Executive Assistant
R. P. Landry, Director, Personnel and Admin-
istrative Services
C. E. Stiles, Assistant Director, Personnel and
Administrative Services
K. M. Kelly, Supervisor of Personnel and Wel-
fare
J. R. Samson, Administrative Officer, Montreal
Area
G. G. Dupre. Supervisor of Central Registries
V. A. Nagle. Administrative Assistant
J. A. Lapointe. Administrative Assistant
G. W. Olive. Director General of Engineering
W. G. Richardson, Assistant to the Director
General of Engineering
J. E. Hayes, Assistant to the Director General
of Engineering
N. R. Olding, Operations Engineer
E. C. Stewart, Co-ordinator of Engineering
Projects and Services
D. G. McKinstry, Chief Architect
W. A. Nichols, Plant Engineer
R. E. Santo, Transmission and Development
M. D. Peterkin, Purchasing Agent
G. G. Yull, Supervisor of Stores
Toronto
NATIONAL PROGRAM OFFICE
E. L. Bushnell, Director General of Programs
Charles Jennings, Assistant Director General
of Programs
Ira Dilworth, Director of Program Production
Neil M. Morrison. Supervisor of Talks and
Public Affairs
R. S. Lambert, Supervisor of School Broadcasts
D. C. McArthur, Chief News Editor
W. J. Dunlop, Supervisor of International Ex-
change and Institutional Broadcasts
W. H. Brodie, Supervisor of Broadcast Language
H. J. Boyle, Program Director, Trans-Canada
Network
H. G. Walker, Manager, Dominion Network
E. W. Jackson, Traffic Manager
A. K. Morrow. Supervisor of Farm & Fisheries
Br.
Elizabeth D. Long. Women's Interests
A. E. Powley. Supervisor of Special Events
H. E. S. Hamilton. Supervising Engineer
Television
F. Mutrie. Director, of Television. Toronto
Aurele Seguin. Director of Television. Montreal
Adntinistration
D. ClaringbuU, Manager of Personnel and
Administrative Services. Toronto
Engineering
H. Hilliard, Supervising Engineer. Toronto
Area
Comntercial
W. E. Powell, Commercial Manager
W. R. Johnston, Assistant Commercial Manager
Hugh Clark, Sales Representative
J. Kennedy, Sales Representative (TV)
A. Barr, Sales and Commercial Traffic
H. F. Chevrier, Coverage Statistics
709
HEY - LOOK AT YOUR
^NEIGHBOUR'S BULGING BILLFOLD!
"^^T ES — Canada^s a prelty wealthy guy right now. Got lots of cash — good
-^ old-fa>hioned folding money, which he's ready to lay out on most anything you
can sell him. Been doing particularly well just lately. Gotten him some nice
oil strikes up in Alberta; Turned up uranium in Saskatchewan and a whole raft of
iron ore in Labrador. Owns quite a parcel of heavy industry in Quebec and right down
through Ontario. And the old family business of lumber and gold and fishing don't
exactly bring in chicken-feed, either.
Always been the States' best customer. Likes much the same things you do — for
himself, his home, the wife and kids. Drives the same autos, reads the same comics,
gets just as bet up over the World Series. 'N his wife's just like yours, too. Makes
the country over at the women's clubs, fusses over Junior's diet, shops more and more
at the supermarket.
Only difference is — he's a mile hard for you to get to know. Often speaks two
languages, French and English, has quite a few personal quirks you mightn't know
about. And times he lives way off where it's plenty tough to reach him.
Except by radio. Canada listens to radio most all the time — and most everywhere.
For his leisure he just naturally likes to pull up a chair and visit with the folks at
his local station. And whether he speaks French or English, Canada and radio are right
friendly. Takes radio's advice on what to buy — and he sure buys plenty. Spent nigh
on 10'/^ billion dollars last year, just in the stores.
Yes, sir! That's Canada, your customer. How's about letting us go get him for you.
'7« Canada you sell 'em when you tell 'em!''
A message from the 115 member stations of the Canadian Association
of Broadcasters whose voices ore invited into over 3 million Canadian
homes every day.
CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS
108 .Sparks St., Ottawa 4, Canada 37 Bloom St. West, Toronto 5, Ontario
* Canadian spelling!
710
aFFICES
Head Office— 108 Sparks St., Ottawa, Ont.
Phone: 3-4036
Branch Offices — 37 Bloom Street West, Toronto, Ont.
Phone: Pr 3729
Officers
President F. H. Elphicke
Vice-President E. Finlay MacDoncdd
General Manager T. J. AUard
Secretary-Treasurer T. Arthur Evans
Sales Manager Patrick Freeman
General Counsel Joseph Sedgwick, K.C.
Associate Counsel Guy Roberge
Directors
F. H. Elphicke, Vancouver; E. Finlay MacDonald, Halifax; J. E. Compeau,
Windsor, Ont.; Jack M. Davidson, Kirkland Lake, Ont; F. Baxter Ricard, Sud-
bury, Ont.; Wally Slatter, Guelph, Ont.; J. Arthur DuPont, Montreal; Jean-Paul
Lemire, Hull, Que.; Gerry Gaetz, Edmonton, Alta.; Hal Crittendon, Regina, Sask.;
J. B. Craig, Brandon, Man.; William Rea, New Westminster, B. C.
Functions
The Canadian Association of Broadcasters is a voluntary trade organization
of 115 privately owned (independent) broadcasting stations in Canada.
711
1
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The following list of stations is arranged in call letter alphabetical
order giving page number for complete station data.
Call Letters
CBA
CBE
CBF
CBG
CBH
CBI
CBI
CBK
CBL
CBM
CBN
CBO
CBU
CBT
CBV
CBW
CBX
CBY
CFAB
CFAC
GEAR
CFBC
CFCF
CFCH
CFCN
CFCO
CFCY
CFGP
CFJC
CFJR
CFNB
CFNS
CFOR
CFOS
CFPA
CFPL
CFPR
CFQC
CFRA
CFRB
CFRG
CFRN
CHAB
CHAD
CHAT
CHEF
CHEX
CHFA
CHGB
City
See Page
Call Letters
City
.SackviUe. N. B
.Windsor. Ont
.Montreal. Que
.Gander. Nfld
.Halifax. N. S
.Sydney. N. S
.Chicoutimi, Que
.Watrous. Sask
.Toronto. Ont
.Montreal. Que
.St. John's. Nfld
.Ottawa. Ont
.Vancouver, B. C
.Grand Falls. Nfld.
•Quebec City, Que
•Winnipeg. Man
•Edmonton, Alta
•Corner Brook, Nfld
.Windsor, N. S
•Calgary, Alta
•Flin Flon, Man
•Saint John. N. B
•Montreal, Que
•North Bay, Ont
•Calgary, Aha
•Chatham, Ont
•Chorlottetown, P. E. I. . .
•Grande Prairie, Alta. . . .
•Kamloops, B. C
•Brockville. Ont
•Fredericton, N. B
•Saskatoon, Sask
•Orillia, Ont
•Owen Sound, Ont
.Port Arthur, Ont
.London, Ont
.Prince Rupert. B. S
•Saskatoon. Sask
.Ottawa Ont
.Toronto. Ont
.Grovelbourg, Sask
.Edmonton, Alta
•Moose Jaw, Sask
•Amos, Que
.Medicine Hat, Aha
•Gronby, Que.
JPeterborough, Ont
•Edmonton, Alta
•Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere,
Que
719
728
729
720
721
721
729
733
727
730
720
725
717
720
730
718
714
720
722
714
718
719
730
724
714
723
728
715
715
722
719
733
725
725
726
724
716
733
725
727
732
714
732
729
715
729
725
714
731
See Page
CHLN
CHLO
CHIP
CHLT
CHML
CHNC
CHNO
CHNS
CHOK
CHOV
CHRC
CHRL
CHSJ
CHUB
CHUM
CHVC
CHWK
CICA
CJAD
CJAT
CJAV
CJBC
CJBQ
CJBR
CJCA
CICB
CJCH
CJCS
CJDC
CJEM
CJFP
CJFX
CJGX
CJIB
CJIC
CJKL
CJLS
CJNB
CJNT
CJOB
CJOC
CJON
CJOR
CJOY
CJRL
CJRW
CJSO
CJVI
CKAC
.Three Rivers .Que 732
.St. Thomas, Ont 726
.Montreal, Que 730
.Sherbrooke, Que 731
.Hamilton, Ont 723
.New Carlisle, Que 730
.Sudbury, Ont 726
•Halifax, N. S 721
•Sarnia, Ont 726
•Pembroke, Ont 725
•Quebec City, Que.
•Roberval, Que. . . .
.Saint John, N. B.. .
.Nanaimo, B. C. . . .
730
731
720
716
.Toronto, Ont 727
.Niagara Falls, Ont.
.Chiliwack, B. C. . .
712
.. 724
.. 715
•Edmonton, Alberta 714
.Montreal, Que 730
.Trail, B. C 716
.Port Alberni, B. C 716
.Toronto Ont 727
.Belleville, Ont 722
.Rimouski. Que 731
.Edmonton, Alta 714
.Sydney, N. S 721
•Halifax. N. S 721
.Stratford, Ont 726
.Dawson Creek, B. C 715
.Edmundston, N. B 719
.Riviere-Du-Loup, Que 731
.Antigonish, N. S 721
.Yorktown, Sask 733
.Vernon, B. C 717
.Sault St. Marie, Ont 726
•Kirkland Lake, Ont 724
•Yarmouth, N. S 722
•North Battleford, Sask 732
•Quebec City. Que 731
•Winnipeg, Man 718
•Lethbridge. Alta 715
•St. John's. Nfld 720
•Vancouver, B. C 717
•Guelph, Ont 723
.Kenora, Ont 724
•Summerside, P. E. 1 728
.Sorel, Que 732
•Victoria. B. C 717
•Montreal. Que. 730
Call Letters
City
See Page
Call Letters
CKBB
. .Bctrrie, Ont
CKBI
. .Prince Albert, Sask.
CKBL
. .Matane, Que
CKBW
. .Bridgewater, N. S. .
CKCH
. .Hull, Que
CKCK
. Jlegina, Sask
CKCL
. .Truro, N. S
CKCR
. .Kitchener, Ont. . . .
CKCV
. .Quebec City, Que..
CKCW
, .Moncton, N. B
CKDA
. .Victoria, B. C
CKDM
. .Dauphin, Man
CKEN
. .Kentville, N. S,
CKEY
. .Toronto, Ont
CKFH
. .Toronto, Ont
CKH
. .Fort Frances, Ont. . .
CKGB
. .Timmins. Ont
CKLB
. .Oshawa, Ont
CKLN
. .Nelson, B. C
CKLS
. .La Sarre, Que
CKLW
. .Windsor, Ont
CKMO
. .Vancouver, B. C. . . .
CKMR
. .New Castle, N. B..
CKNB
. .Campbellton. N. B..
CKNW
, .New Westminster, B
CKNX
. .Wingham, Ont. . . .
CKOC
. .Hamilton, Ont
CKOF
. .Saskatoon, Sask. . . .
733
CKOM
729
CKOV
721
CKOX
729
CKOY
733
CKPC
722
CKPG
724
CKPR
731
CKRC
719
CKRD
717
CKRM
718
CKRN
721
CKRS
727
CKSB
728
CKSF
723
CKSM
727
CKSO
725
CKTB
716
CKTS
729
CKVD
728
CKVL
717
CKWS
719
CKWX
719
CKX
716
CKXL
728
CKY
723
CHAB
733
VOCM
City See Page
.Penlicton, B. C 716
.Saskatoon, Sask 733
.Kelowna, B. C 715
.Woodstock, Ont 728
.Ottawa, Ont 725
.Brantford, Ont 722
.Prince George, B. C 716
.Fort William, Ont 723
.Winnipeg, Man 718
Jled Deer, Alta 715
.Regina, Sask 733
.Rouyn, Que 731
Jonquire, Que 729
,St. Boniface, Man 718
.CornwalL Ont 723
.Shawinigan Falls, Que.... 731
.Sudbury, Ont 726
.St Catherines, Ont 726
.Sherbrooke, Que 732
.Vol D'Or, Que 732
.Verdun, Que 732
•Kingston, Ont 724
.Vancouver, B. C 717
.Brandon, Man 718
•Calgary, Alta 714
.Winnipeg. Man 718
.Moosejaw, Sask 732
.St. John's, Nfld 720
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VANCOUVER
J^ifni^tC
CALGARY
WINNIPEG
713
TORONTO
MONTREAL
ALBERTA^
CFAC
CALGARY— 1922— CBC
Freqeuncy: 960 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Calgary Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Bus.Studio Address 1000 Greyhond Bldg.
Phone Number Renfrew 6-1036
Transmitter Location Midnapore, Alberta
Air Time 5:55 a.m.-12 M.
News Service CPN. BUP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World.
Associated
Representative All-Canada, Weed
Membership CAB
President H. R. Carson
Station Manager A. M. Cairns
Commercial Manager D. H. Hartford
Program Director G. A. Brown
Promotion Manager R. J. TregiUus
Chief Engineer E. C. Connor
CFCN
CALGARY— 1922— CBC DOMINION
frequency: 1060 Kc Power: 10.000 Watis
Owned-Oper. By. The Voice of the Prairies, Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address. ..Toronto General Trusts
Bldg.
Phone Number 2-1161
Air Time Full Time
News Service BUP, PN
Transcription . . . Standard, Lang-Worth, Capitol
Representative Radio Representatives.
Adam J. Young. Jr.
Membership CAB, WAB. BBM
Pres., Gen. Mgr H. G. Love
Commercial Manager E. H. McGuire
Pgm. Director James A. Love
Chief Engineer Robert Lamb
CKXL
CALGARY— 1950
Frequency: 1140 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By CKXL, Ltd.
Address 210 9th Ave. W.
Phone Number 63026
Representative H. C. Stovin
News Service BUP, PN
Membership CAB, BBM
President G. Max Bell
Station Manager Frederick R. Shaw
Commercial Manager Bruce D. AUoway
Prom. Mgr.. Pub. Dir Pearl Borgal
Program Director Jack Stewart
Chief Engineer Ross Craig
CBX
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
Commercial Manager W. E. Powell
Publicity Director C. E. L'Ami
Chief Engineer G. W. OUve
CFRN
EDMONTON— 1934^CBC
Frequency: 1260 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Sunwapta Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 109 CPR Bldg.
Phone Number 22101
News Service BUP, PN
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Radio Representatives,
Adam J. Young, Jr., Harlan G. Oakes
Membership CAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr G. R. A. Rice
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr A. J. Hopps
Program Director George A. Duffield
Publicity Director Isobel McDonald
Chief Engineer Frank G. Mcdcepeac*
CHFA
EDMONTON— 1949— CBC
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Edmonton, Ltd.
Business Address 10012 109th St.
Phone Number 42157
News Service BUP
Transcription Service SESAC
Representative Omer Renaud Co.
Membership CAB
President Dr. L. O. Beaudiemin
Station Manager J. A. Gallant
Sales Prom. Mgr Bernard Gagnon
Program Director Leo Remillard
Chief Engineer Robert D. Guy
CJCA
EDMONTON— 1922— CBC
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Edmonton Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address 452 Birks Bldg.
Phone Number PBX 44131
Air Time Full Time
News Service PN, BUP, CP
Trans. Serv Thesaurus, World, Standard
Representative All-Canada, Weed
Membership CAB. BMB
Station Manager Gerry Gaetz
Commercial Manager Joe MacKenzie
Production Director Dalt Elton
Promotion Manager Miss Win Sutton
Chief Engineer Frank HoUingsworth
714
• • •
ALBERTA — BRITISH COLUMBIA
• • •
CFGP
GRAND PRAIRIE— 1937— CBC
Frecjuency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned By Northern Bcstg. Corp., Ltd.
Phone Number 2311
Air Time 6 a.m.-M.
News Service CP
Transcription Service World, SESAC
Representative All-Canada. Weed
Membership CAB
President I. E. Thomson
General-Station Mgr Arthur J. Balfour
Commercial Manager Jack E. Soars
Program Director .John Wilson
Publicity Director Lillian Bowes
Chief Engineer Bm de Roaldes
CJOC
LETHBRIDGE— 1926— CBC
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Lethbridge Bcstg., Ltd.
Address 1015 Third Ave. S.
Phone Number 3161
Air Time 5:30 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service PN, BUP, CP
Transcription Service Assoc, Thesaurus
Representative Weed, All-Canada
Membership CAB, BBM, WAB
Pres. & Gen. Mgr H. R. Carson
Station Manager N. Botterill
Sis. Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir E. ConvlUe
Commercial Manager T. Budd
Program Director R. Charman
Chief Engineer R. A. Reagh
CHAT
MEDICINE HAT— 1946— CBC
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Monarch Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address 520 First St.
Phone Number 2821
Representative Weed, All-Canada
Transcription Library Standard
President J. H. Yulll
CKRD
RED DEER— 1949--CBC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By ... . Central Alberta Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Foster Block
Phone Number 2083
Air Time 171/2 hrs.
News Service BUP
Transcription Service Capitol
Representative Radio Reps., Young
Memberships CAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Gordon S. Henry
Commercial Manager Ike Kaila
Pgm., Prod. Dir Ned Corrigall
Chief Engr A. I. Booker
BRITISH COLUMBIA'
CHWK
CHILUWACK— 1927— CBC
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Eraser Valley Bcstrs., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 50 Yale Rd. E.
Phone Number 7511-21
Air T!~ie 6:30 a.m.-M.
News Service BUP
Representative All-Canada, Weed
Membership CAB, BBM, WAB, BCAB
President C. Casey Wells
Gen. Mgr., Chief Engr Jock Pilling
Commercial Manager W. G. Teetzel
Prom., Publ. Dir Margaret Cormack
Program Director J. M. Maclachlan
Representative. .Radio Representatives, Cooke
Membership CAB
President W. B. Michaud
General Manager Lewis R. Roskin
Program Director Michael Laverne
Publicity Director.. Marilyn Williams
Chief Engineer William Gordon
CFJC
KAMLOOPS— 1926
Frequency: 910 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Interior Bcstrs.
Business-Studio Address 310 St. Paul St.
Phone Number 1021
CJDC
DAWSON CREEK— 1947— CBC
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. .Radio Station CPC, Ltd.
Business Address 2nd Ave. & 9th St.
Phone Number 216
News Service Press News
Transcription Service Assodoled
CKOV
KELOWNA— 1931— CBC
Frequency: 630 Kc. Power: 1000 Walts
Owned-Oper. By Okanagan Bcstrs., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address Box 1481
Phone Number 3331
News Service PN
Transcription Service. .Lang-Worth, Thesaurus
715
• • •
BRITISH COLUMBIA
• • •
Representative All-Canada, Weed
Membership CAB. WAB. BCAB
General Manager J. W. B. Browne
Station Manager D. Reid
Prom. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Freda Woodhouse
Chief Engineer J. Fred Weber
CHUB
NANAIMO— 1949
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Standard Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Malaspina Hotel
Air Time Full Time
News Service PN
Transcription Service World, Standard
Representative. .Natl. Bcstg. Sales, Hunt. Cooke
Gen. Mgr C. J. Rudd
Nat. Sales Dir Sheila Hassell
Chief Engineer E. Ross Maclntyre
C K L N
NELSON— 1939— CBC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .News PubUshing Co., Ltd.
Address .266 Baker St.
Phone Number 19
Air Time Full Time
Newspaper Affiliation Nelson Daily News
News Service PN
Representative Stovin, Young
Membership BBM, CAB. WAB. BCAB
Station Mgr.. Chief Engineer A. R. Ramsden
CKNW
NEW WESTMINSTER— 1944
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned By International Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 227 Columbia St.
Phone Number 3000
Air Time Full Time
News Service UP, CP
Transcription Associated, Standard, Cole
Representative Forjoe, Nat. Bcstg. Sales
Membership CAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr VTiUiam Rea, Jr.
Assistant Manager Phil Baldwin
Prod. Manager Hal Davis
Chief Engineer Verne Wileman
CKOK
PENTICTON— 1948
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By CKOK, Ltd.
Business-Studio Address Nanaimo Ave.
Phone Number 2800, 2850
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service CP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Radio Reps., Cooke, Hunt
Membership BBM. CAB. BCAB. WAB
President Maurice P. Finnerty
Sta.. Comm. Manager Roy G. Chapman
Program Director Vince A. Duggan
Chief Engineer Dick France
CJAV
PORT ALBERNI— 1946
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By CJAV, Ltd.
Address 735 Third Ave., S.
Phone Number 604
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service AP, PN, Reuters
Transcription Lang- Worth, Cole, Capitol
Representative Donald Cooke, Inc.
Membership CAB
President Harold E. Warren
Managing Dir Kenneth Hutcheson
Comm. Mgr I. Geoffrey Holmes
Program Dir Thomas A. Rannie
Publicity Dir Lyall Feltham
Chief Engineer Ross Mclntyre
CKPG
PRINCE GEORGE— 1946— CBC
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Station CKPG, Ltd.
Address Box 940
Phone Number 140
Representative All-Canada, Weed
Membership CAB, BBM
President Frank H. Elphicke
General Manager Cecil G. Elphicke
Commercial Manager lack Carbutt
Chief Engineer Mac MacKenzie
CFPR
PRINCE RUPERT— 1938— CBC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned By. .Northwest Best. & Service Co., Ltd.
Studio Address 336 Second Ave., Box 848
Phone Number 863
General Manager (CBC) J. A. Ouimet
CJ AT
TRAIL— 1932— CBC
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Kootenay Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 815 Victoria St.
Phone Number 1840
News Service AP
Representative Weed
Membership BBM, CAB
President A. S. Mawdsley
Station Manager John W. Loader
Commercial Manager Donald G. Marshall
Program Director J. P. Kobluk
Chief Engineer John D. Hepburn
716
• • •
BRITISH COLUMBIA
• • •
CBU
VANCOUVER— 1936— CBC
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address 701 Hornby St.
Phone Number Marine 6121
News Service HUP, R, CP
General Manager (CBC) ... J. Alphonse Ouimet
Commercial Mgr. (CBC) Walter E. Powell
Regional Representative Kenneth Cople
Program Director Doug Nixon
Publicity Director W. Gilmour Clark
Chief Engineer .G. W. Olive
CJOR
VANCOUVER— 1926— CBC
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By CJOR, Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 846 Howe St.
Phone Number MArine 6464
News Service HUP. UP. FN
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Stovin, Young
Membership CAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr George C. Chandler
Asst. Mgr., Ch. Engr Art Chandler
Comm., Prom. Manager Don Lows
Program Director Wally Peters
Publicity Director Hector Christie
CKMO
VANCOUVER— 1922
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By B. C Bcstg. System, Ltd.
Address 812 Robson St.
Phone Number MArine 1271
Transcription Service Associated, SESAC
Representative Cooke, Renaud
President Mrs. R. J. Sprott
Managing Director Mrs. K. M. Willis
Chief Engineer D. Rogers
CKWX
VANCOUVER— 1923— MBS
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watt?
Business-Studio Address 543 Seymour St.
Phone Number TAtlow 5131
News Service CP, BUP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, World
Representative All-Canada, Weed
President Mrs. Arthur Holstead
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr Frank H. Elphicke
Commercial Manager John L. Soyers
Program Director John Ansell
Sales Promotion Mgr. Ken Hughes
Chief Engineer Charles Smith
CJIB
VERNON— 1947— CBC
Frequency: 940 Kc Power: 1000 WatU
Owned-Operated By Interior Bcstrs., Ltd.
Business Address 3330 30 Ave.
Phone Number 900
Air Time Full Time
News Service CP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Radio Representatives
President Bryson Why te
Station Mgr Gil Seobrook
Commercial Mgr Lorry Scott
Program Dir Don McGibbon
Publicity Dir Dave Lilwall
Chief Engineer Loren Merrimcm
CJVI
VICTORIA— 1940— CBC
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Island Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 620 View St.
Phone Number Garden 2014
News Service PN
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Newspaper Affiliation "Daily Colonist"
Representative Weed, All-Canada
Membership CAB
President H. T. Matson
General Manager W. M. Guild
Commercial Manager Lee F. Hallberg
Sales Prom. Mgr James S. Crawford
Program Director Vem Groves
Chief Engineer Joe Sommers
CKDA
VICTORIA— 1950
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Capital Bcstg. System
Address 1450 Douglas St.
Phone Number Garden 9311
News Service BUP
Transcriptions Service Standard
Representative Forjoe
Pres., Gen. Mgr David M. Armstrong
Commercial Mgr Gordon M. Reid
Production Mgr David G. Hill
Program Dir C. Edward Farey
Publicity Dir. Sidney S. Lancaster
717
MANITOBA
CKX
BRANDON— 1928— CBC DOMINION
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. ...Western Manitoba Bcstrs.
Address 8th St. & Princess Ave.
Phone Number 4532
Transcription Service Thesaunis, World
Representative . . Radio Representatives, Young
News Service PN
Managing Director J. B. Craig
Commercial Manager E. D. Holland
Program Director Eric Davies
Sales Prom. Manager Archie Olson
Chief Engineer Humphrey Davies
CKDM
DAUPHIN— 1951
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By . . Dauphin Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Phone 22
Transcription Service Thesaurus
News Service PN
President Dr. M. Potoski
General Manager D. M. Hughes
Chief Engineer G. Shave
CFAR
FUN FLON— 1937— CBC
Frequency; 590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Arctic Radio Corp., Ltd.
Address 75 Hill St.
Phone Number 4422
News Service PN
Representative Stovin, Young
Membership CAB, BBM
General Manager C. H. Witney
Commercial Manager J. Thiele
Program Director E. Smallwood
Chief Engineer Gordon Woodward
CKSB
ST. BONIFACE— 1946
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio St. Boniface, Ltd.
Address 607 Langevin St.
Phone Number 204-865
Representative McGillvra
President Celestin Champagne
Gen., Comm., Sta., Prom. Mgr.. Roland Couture
Program Dir Rene Dussault
Chief Engineer D. R. Thomson
CBW
WINNIPEG— 1948— CBC
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 300 Telephone Bldg.
Phone Number 922191
Regional Representative J. R. Flnloy
News Service BUP, PN, Reuters, OF
General Manager J. Alphonse Ouimet
Station Manager (CBC) Winn^ieg
J. N. Mogridge
Commercial Manager W. E. Powell
Publicity Director C. E. L'Ami
Chief Engineer G. W. Olive
CJOB
WINNIPEG— 1946
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Wotts
Owned-Operated By Blick Bcstg., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address Lindsay Bldg.
Phone Number 926, 374
News Service CP, BUP
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus,
Associated, Standard, Lang-Worth
Representative . . Radio Representatives, Young
Membership CAB
President, General Manager J. O. Blick
Commercial Manager A. J. Messner
Sales Prom. Mgr H. J. Gibson
Program Director George C. Davies
Chief Engineer R. V. Durie
C K R C
WINNIPEG— 1934— CBC DOMINION
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Transcanada Communica-
tions, Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address 300 Carlton St.
Phone Number 922, 266
Air Time Unlimited
News Service BUP, PN
Transcription Service ... Lang-Worth, Standard
Representative Weed, All-Canada
Membership CAB, BBM
President V. Sifton
Gen., Sta. Mgr William A. Speers
Commercial Manager B. M. IKrie
Prom., Pub. Mgr F. M. Desourdy
Program Director I. M. Hill
Chief Engineer Bert Hooper
CKY
WINNIPEG— 1949
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Station CKY, Ltd.
Business Address 432 Main St.
Phone 931, 531
Air Time 5:50 a.m.-l a.m.
Transcription Service Capitol, SESAC
Representative Stovin, Cooke
Membership CAB
President Lloyd E. Moffatt
General Manager A. R. Mackenzie
Adv. Sales Mgr W. E. Collier
Local Sales Mgr C. F. Hawkins
Sales Prom. Mgr Allan Barker
Program Dir E. R. McCrea
Chief Engineer A. Melowanchuck
718
NEW BRUNSWICK'
C K N B
CAMPBELLTON— 1939— CBC
Frequency: 950 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. .Restigouche Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business Address P. O. Drawer 226
Phone Number 8
Air Time 7:50 a.m.-12:10 a.m.
Representative Hardy. Weed
Membership CAB, BBM
President J. Wesley MacDonald
General Manager Dr. Charles H. Houde
Station Manager Stan Chapman
Sales Prom. Mgr .Bill Harper
Program Director Bob Richards
Chief Engineer Phil Paquet
CJEM
EDMUNDSTON— 1944— CBC
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Edmundston Radio, Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 91 Canada Rd.
Phone Number 880
Air Time 7:00 a.m.-12:15 a.m.
Transcription Service SESAC
News Service CP
Representative Stovin, Young
President George Michaud
Station Manager Maurice Lacasse
General Manager Jacques Brillant
Comm., Prom. Mgr Georges Guerrette
Program Director Reynald Teasdale
Publicity Dir Maurice Lacasse
Chief Engineer Yvon Roy
CFNB
FREDERICTON— 1923— CBC '
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-OpAT. By. . .James S. Neill & Sons, Ltd.
Business-Studio Address Queen St.
Phone Number 5501
Air Time Full Time
News Service BXJP, RP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, Standard
Representative All-Canada, Weed
Membership CAB
Gen., Sta. Mgr Dr. Malcolm Neill
Gen., Sta. Mgr D. Malcolm Neill
Pub. Dir., Prom. Mgr H. L. McFee
Program Director J. T. H. Fenety
Chief Engineer Glenn D. Love
CKCW
MONCTON— 1934— CBC
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Moncton Bcstg., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address K. of P. Bldg.
Phone Number 9111
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-l a.m.
News Senrice BUP, RP
Transcription Service World
Representative Young, Stovin
Membership CAB
Pros., Gen. Mgr F. A. Lynda
Commercial Manager T. Tonner
Program Director Mike Wood
Publicity Director R. Stockall
Chief Engineer Jomes A. White
CKMR
NEW CASTLE— 1949
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .MiranUchi Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business Address Castle St.
Phone Number 890
CB A
SACKVILLE— 1939— CBC
Frequency: 1070 Kc Power: 50.000 Walts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address 100 Sackville St.
Phone Number 3-6188
News Service PN. BUP, CP
Regional Representative W. E. S. Briggs
General Manager (CBC). . .J. Alphonse Ouimet
Commercial Manager W. E. Powell
Program Director H. J. Boyle
Publicity Director R. C. Fraser
Chief Engineer G. W. Olive
CFBC
SAINT JOHN— 1946— CBC
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Fundy Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 68 Carleton St.
Phone Number 3-2421
Air Time 6 a.m.-l a.m.
News Service RP, BUP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative. .Weed. Hunt. Nat'l Best. Sales
President A. M. A. McLean
General Manager A. N. McLean
Station Manager Robert T. Boinnon
Commercial Manager C. F. Bedford
Production Director D. H. Armstrong
Program Director Wm. Tonner
Prom. Mgr., Publ. Dir R. J. Gallagher
Chief Engineer H. M. Stout
719
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CHSJ
SAINT JOHN— 1934— CBC
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By... New Brunswick Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 14 Church St.
Phone Number 3-3304
Air Time Unlimited
News Service PN
Transcription Service World. Lang-Worth,
Associated
Representative Stovin, Young
Membership CAB, BBM
Station Manager George A. Cromwell
Sales Prom. Mgr W. E. Stirling
Program Director Cleve G. Stillwell
Production Director Earl McCarron
Publicity Director Christine Fewings
Chief Engineer J. G. Bishop
NEWFOUNDLAND^
CBY
CORNER BROOK— 1949— CBC
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address Comer Brook
News Service CP. BUP, Reuters
Representative CBC
Gen. Mgr. (CBC) ]. Alphonse Ouimet
Station Manager C. V. Hierlihy
D. Press & Info. Serv. (CBC) Ron C. Fraser
Dir. Gen. Engrg Gordon W. Olive
CBG
GANDER— 1949— CBC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Drawer 32
Phone Number 349
News Service CP, BUP. Reuters, PN
Station Manager A. Barrett
CBT
GRAND FALLS— 1949— CBC
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By. . .Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address Munro Bldg.
Phone Number 2102
Air Time IBVa hrs.
Gen. Mgr. (CBC) I. Alphonse Ouimet
Commercial Manager G. D. Halley
Station Manager John J. Grace
Publ. Director (CBC) Ron C. Fraser
Sales Prom. Mgr Anne Bergen
Chief Engineer J. J. Moloney
CBN
ST. JOHN'S— 1949— CBC
Frequency: 640 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Operated By . . . Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address St. John's
Air Time 16 V2 hrs.
News Service CP, PN, BUP. Reuters
Representative CBC
General Manager (CBC) ... J. Alphonse Ouimet
Commercial Mgr. (CBC) W. E. Powell
Publ. Director (CBC) Ron C. Fraser
Chief Engineer (CBC) C. W. Olive
CJON
ST. JOHN'S— 1951
Frequency: 930 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Nfld. Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address Prince of Wales St.
Phone 5601, 7105-6-7, 4700
Air Time. . . Full Time
News Service AP, CP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, SESAC
Reps. All-Canada Radio, Weed
Membership CAB. BBM
Pres., Gen. Mgr Geoffrey W. Stirling
Station Manager Don Jamieson
Commercial Manager F. Dawe
Sales Prom. Mgr Jack Baird
Program Director Art Hartnett
Publicity Director F. Webster
Chief Engineer Oscar Hierlihy
VOCM
ST. JOHN'S— 1936
Frequency: 590 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Colonial Bcstg. System
Business Address .... Water at McBride's Hill
Phone 3148-9
News Service CP. PN
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
Membership CAB, MAB
Representative Stovin, Young
Mng. Director J. L. Butler
Sta., Comm., Pro. Mgr M. Shulman
Program Director J. M. Murdoch
Chief Engineer W. B. 'Williams
720
NOVA SCOTIA'
CJFX
ANTIGONISH— 1943— CBC
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Atlantic Bcstrs., Ltd.
Address Broadcasting BIdg.
Phone 580
News Service CP
Transcription Service SESAC, Lang-Worth
Representative Young, Natl. Best. Sales
News Service PN
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Natl. Best. Sales, Young
Pres., Gen. Mgr .J. Clyde Nunn
Commercial Manager R. J. Ricketts
Program Director Charles O'Brien
Chief Engineer G. C. MacDougall
CKBW
BRIDEWATER— 1947
Frequency: 1000 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Acadia Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address 399 King St.
Phone Number 445
News Service PN
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Radio Representative Ltd.,
Cooke
President C. J. Morrow
General Manager John F. Hirtle
Sta., Comm. Mgr James A. MacLeod
Sales Prom. Mgr Lester L. Rogers
Program Director A. Maxwell Ramey
Publicity Director Donald E. NicoUe
Chief Engineer Douglas B. Hirtle
CBH
HALIFAX— 1944— CBC
Frequency: 1330 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... . Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 100 Sackville St.
Phone Number 3-6188
News Service BUP, PN, Reuters, CP
General Manager J. Alphonse Ouimet
Station Manager S. R. Kennedy
Publicity Director Ron Frctser
CHNS
HALIFAX— 1926— CBC
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Maritime Bcstg. Corp., Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address 10 Tobin St.
Phone Number 3-8318
Air Time 7-12:15 a.m.
News Service CP, BUP
Transcription Service . . Thesaurus, Lang-Worth
Representative All-Canada, Weed
Membership CAB. BBM
President Andrew W. Robb
Station Manager Gerald Redmond
Commercial Manager Douglas Grant
Promotion Manager James McKeagan
Chief Engineer Arthur H. Greig
CJCH
HALIFAX— 1944
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Chronicle Co., Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address Lord Nelson Hotel
Phone Number 3-7311
Air Time Full Time
News Service PN
Transcription Service World, Associated
Rep Mulvihill, Radio Time Sis., Young
Managing Director B. P. McCurdy
Station Manager E. Finlay MacDonald
Sales Manager C. L. Chambers
Promotion Manager Maurice L. Foisy
Chief Engineer A. Reginald Mac Williams
CKEN
KENTVILLE-1948
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . . Evangeline Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address Radio Center
Phone Number Kentville 400
Air Time 7 a.m.-10:20 p.m.
News Service PN
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Alexander
Membership CAB
President, Chief Engr Avard M. Bishop
General Manager J. A. C. Lewis
Comm., Prom. Mgr., Publ. Dir Bernard
Butler-Grey
CBI
SYDNEY— 1948— CBC
Frequency: 1570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 247 Charlotte St.
News Service BUP, Reuters, CP
General Manager (CBC). .J. Alphonse Ouimet
Station Manager Barry MacDonald
Commercial Manager W. E, Powell
Publicity Director Ron Fraser
Chief Engineer G. W. Olive
C J C B
SYDNEY— 1929— CBC
Frequency: 1270 Kc Power: 5000 d.,
1000 Watts n.
Bus.-Studio Address 318 Charlotte St.
721
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NOVA SCOTI A — ONTA Rl 0
Phone Number 5596-7
Air Time Full Time
New» Serrlce PN
Transcription Service. .Thesaurus, Lang-Worth
Representative All-Canada, Weed
General Manager J. Marven Nathanson
Commercial Manager , R. M. Burchell
Sales Prom. Mgr M. C. MacQuarrie
Program Director T. C. Robertson
Chief Engineer A. E. Vernon
CKCL
TRURO— 1947
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Colchester Bcstg. Co. Ltd.
Business Address 7 Pleasant St.
Phone Number 491
Air Time 7 a.m.-l 1 p.m.
News Service BUP, Radio Press
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Omer Renaud
Membership CAB, BBM
President, General Mgr J. Arthur Manning
Program Director Lloyd Cavanagh
Chief Engnoieer Sidney Bemosconi
CFAB
WINDSOR— 1946
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Evangeline Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address Radio Centre
Phone Number 400
Air Time Full Time
News Service PN
Transcription Service Lang- Worth
Representative Alexander Young
Membership CAB, BBM
President, Chief Engr Avard M. Bishop
General Manager J. A. C. Lewis
Comm., Prom. Mgr„ PubL Dir Bernard
Butler-Gray
Program Director Willard A. Bishop
CJLS
YARMOUTH— 1934— CBC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Gatewoy Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address 222 Main St.
Phone Number 500
Air Time 7:45 a.m.-12:10 a.m.
News Service CP
Transcription Service All-Canada
Representative All-Canada, Weed
Pres., Gen., Comm. Mgr., Chi. Eng.. .D.L. Smith
Program Director Denny J. Comeau
Prom., Publ. Director William Singer
CKBB
BARRIE— 1949
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Barrie Bcstg. Co. Ltd.
Address 26 Elizabeth St.
Phone Number 5585
Representative Young, Mulvihill
News Service PN
Pres., Gen. Mgr Ralph T. Snelgrove
CJBQ
BELLEVILLE— 1946— CBC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Quinte Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address Box 153
Phone Number 3200
Air Time Full Time
News Service PN
Transcription Service World, Thesaurus
Representative Stovin, Young
Membership CAB, CCBA
President A. McLean Haig
Station Manager W. H. Stovin
Commercial Manager J. H. MacDonald
Program Director Scott Hannah
Chief Engineer J. B. Buchanan
CKPC
BRANTFORD— 1923— CBC
Frequency: 1380 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Telephone City Best., Ltd.
Address 525 Colborne St.
Phone Number 3-2664
Transcription Service World
News Service BUP
Transcription Service World, Capitol
Representative J. L. Alexander
Pres., Gen. Mgr Mrs. E. M. Buchanan
Station Manager Hugh Bremner
Commercial Manager Chas. Packham
Sales Prom. Mgr Tom Potter
Program Director Richard Buchanan
Publicity Director Jack Wilkinson
Chief Engineer Robert Hancock
CFJR
BROCKVILLE— 1943— CBC
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned By ... . Eastern Ontario Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address King St. West
Phone Number 4628
Air Time Full Time
News Service BUP
722
ONTARIO
Representative Stovin. Young
Membership CAB, BBM
Gen„ Sta., Comm. Mgr Jack R. Radford
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Ian Thomson
Program Director Tom Statham
Chief Engineer Sid Penstone
CFCO
CHATHAM— 1926— CBC
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Operated By John Beardall
Business ddress 42 King St. W.
Phone Number 2626
News Service HUP
Transcription Service Cole, Lang-Worth
Pres., Gen. Manager John Beordoll
Commercial Manager Peter Kirkey
Program Director Stewart Brandy
Chief Engineer Gordon Brooks
CKSF
CORNWALL— 1945— CBC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By. Standard-Freeholder, Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 36 Pitt St.
Phone Number 4800-01
Air Time 6:45 a.m.-ll:45 p.m.
News Service CP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Stovin, McGillvrc
Membership CAB, BBM
President Howard Fleming
General Manager Phil Robertson
Station Manager Fred H. Pemberton
Publicity Director Alma Larocque
Chief Engineer Mahlon Clark
CKFI
FORT FRANCES— 1944— CBC-KBS
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.;
500 Watts n.
Owned By Radio Station CKFI
Business-Studio Address 240 Scott St.
Phone Number Ft. Frances 200
Air Time 6:55 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service PN
Transcription Service Keystone
Reps Alexander, Messner, Hunt, Cooke
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. G. McLaren
Station Manager Robert N. Kennett
Commercial Manager Edward Ashton
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Gordon McBride
Program Director Charles Renaud
Chief Engineer Dick Endseth
CKPR
FORT WnXIAM— 1931— CBC
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By H. F. Dougall Co., Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address Victoria Ave.
Phone Number 33477
Air Time Full Time
News Service CP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, United
Representative. .Stovin, Radio Representotives,
Young, All-Canada
Membership BBM, CAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr H. F. Dougall
Commercial Manager George Jeffrey
Program Director J. P. Friesen
Chief Engineer W. T. Rom
CJOY
GUELPH— 1948
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By CJOY, Ltd.
Business Address Bond Bldg.
Phone Number 5500
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12:30 a.m.
News Service PN
Transcription Service .. Lang- Worth, Associated
Representative Radio Reps., Cooke
Pres., Sta. Mgr Wallace Slatter
Commercial Mgr Frederick T. Metcolf
Program Director Don LeBIonc
Chief Engineer D. A. Page
CHML
HAMILTON— 1922— CBC
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 5000 Walts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Mople Leaf Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 848 Main St., E.
Phone Number 9-2411
Air Time Full Time
News Service PN
Representative. . .Stephens & Tondrow, Young
Transcription Service Standard, Associated
Membership CAB
President. Gen. Mgr Kenneth D. Soble
Station Manager Tom Darling
Commercial Manager W. D. Whitaker
Sales Prom. Mgr R. J. Eastcott
Program Director R. A. Alexander
Chief Engineers Hugh Potter, Phil Tofaany
CKOC
HAMILTON— 1922— CBC
Frequency: 1150 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Wentworth Radio Bcstg.
Co., Ltd.
Bus.-Studio ddress 32 John St.
Phone Number 7-4483
Air Time 5:45 a.m.-l:05 a.m.
News Service BUP, PN
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
Representative All-Canada, Weed
Membership CAB, BBM
Manager W. T. Cranston
Commercial Manager L. A. Westmoreland
Sales Prom. Mgr Mary A. Hill
Program Director H. Gibson
Cluef Engineer Leslie Hortoo
723
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CJRL
KENORA— 1938— CBC
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By C. W. Johnson
Address Johnson Block
Phone Number 6212
Air Time 17 hrs.
News Service CP
News. Affil Canadian Press
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Stovin, Cooke
Membership CAB. BBM, WAB, CCAB
President C. W. Johnson
Sta., Comm. Mgr G. A. McLean
Sales Prom. Mgr. John Pierce
Program Director Jim Thorn
Chief Engineer J. Edwards
CKWS
KINGSTON— 1942— CBC
Frequency: 960 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By ..... . Brookland Co., Ltd.
Address King St.
Phone Number 4405
Air Time 16 hrs.
News Service PN
News. Afifl Whig-Standard
Transcription Service Lang-Worth, World
Representative Natl. Best. Soles, Cooke
Membership CAB
President Senator W. R. Davies
General Manager Jack Davidson
Station Manager Roy W. Hofstetter
Commercial Manager E. Jones
Sales Prom. Mgr J. Pollie
Program Manager W. Luxton
Chief Engineer Burt Cobb
CJKL
KIRKLAND LAKE— 1934— CBC
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Roy H. Thompson
Address Govt. Rd.
Phone Number 27
News Service PN
Transcription Service . . . Thesaurus, Lang-Worth
Representative Natl. Best. Sales, Cooke
Membership CAB
President Roy H. Thompson
General Manager J. M. Davidson
Station Manager C. W. Burnett
Commercial Manager J. Weatherwax
Sales Prom. Mgr G. Davidson
Program Director Don Nairn
Chief Engineer C. L. Spence
U IV (# K
KITCHENER— 1930— CBC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Opr. By K.-W. Bcstg. Co.. Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 125 King St. W.
Phone Number 3-3628
Air Time Full Time
News Service PN
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Renaud, Young
Pres.. Gen. Mgr G. Liddle
Publ. Dir.. Comm. Mgr James C. Mitchell
Program Director Stu Monroe
Chief Engineer Bill Marchand
CFPL
LONDON— 1933--CBC
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. . . . London Free Press Printing Co.
Address 442 Richmond St.
Phone Number 4-2121
Air Time 6:05 a.m.-12:05 a.m.
News Service PN
News. Affil Free Press
Transcription . . . Standard, Lang-Worth, World
Representative Weed, All-Canada
Membership CAB, BBM
President Walter J. Blackburn
General Manager Murray T. Brown
Commercial Manager Douglas C. Trowell
Program Director Robert A. Reinhart
Chief Engineer Glen A. Robitaille
CHVC
NIAGARA FALLS— 1947
Frequency: 1600 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Station CHVC, Ltd.
Business Address Rainbow Bridge
Phone 4110
Air Time Full Time
News Service BUP
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative Cooke, Alexander
President, Gen. Mgr B. Howard Bedford
Station Manager A. W. Blakely
Commercial Manager R. H. Hamilton
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Bill Killough
Chief Engineer L. H. Rook
CFCH
NORTH BAY— 1931— CBC
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Northern Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address Fraser St.
Phone Number 2400
Air Time Full Time
News Service PN
Transcription Service, .Lang- Worth. Thesaurus
Representative Natl. Best. Sales
President Roy H. Thomson
General Manager Jack M. Davidson
Station Manager Keith Packer
Commercial Manager Bill King
Program Director Phil Clayton
Chief Engineer Jack Barnaby
724
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CFOR
ORILLIA— 1945— CBC
Frequency: 1570 Kc. Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Gordon E. Smith
Bus.-Studio Address ..101 Mississaga St„ E.
Phone Number 3511
News Service BUP
Transcription Service . . World, Cole, Associated
Representative Stovin
Membership CAB
President, General Mgr Gordon E. Smith
Program Director Pete McGarvey
Commercial Manager Alex Gilmour
Promotion Manager .Russ Waters
Chief Engineer George Slinn
CKLB
OSHAWA— 1949
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . .Lakeland Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 16 Centre St.
Phone Number 3-3415
Air Time 19 hrs.
News Service AP
Transcription Service World, Lang-Worth
Representative Alexander, McGillvra
Pres., Gen. Mgr Alfred H. Collins
Comm., Prom. Mgr Gordon G. Garrison
Pgm. Director Ken Philips
Chief Engineer Burt McCoUum
CBO
OTTAWA— 1924— CBC
Frequency: 910 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Chateau Laurier Hotel
Phone Number 2-1151
Station Manager Charles P. Wright
Chief Engineer. . . ; Maxted Gilbert
CFRA
OTTAWA— 1947
Frequency: 560 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Station CFRA
Business Address Ryan Auditorium
Phone Number 3-6241
Transcription Service . . . Standard, Lang-Worth,
Capitol
Representative All-Canada, Weed
President, General Mgr Frank Ryan
CKOY
OTTAWA— 1949— CBC
Frequency: 1310 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Operated By CKOY, Ltd.
Address 272 Somerset St., W.
Phone Number 2-2641
Air Time FuU Time
News Service AP
Transcription Service Capitol, Thesaurus
Representative Cooke, NatL Best. Sales
President Duncan K. MacTavish
General Manager Dan V. Carr
Commercial Manager Jack Thompson
Program Director Keith Sterling
Publicity Director M. G. Sinelnikoff
Chief Engineer Jack Pond
C FOS
OWEN SOUND— 1940— CBC
Frequency: 1470 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Grey & Bruce Bcstg. Co..
Ltd.
Address 270 9th St. E.
Phone Number 1940
Air Time Full Time
News Service PN
Transcription Service World
Representative Stovin, Young
President Howard Fleming
General Manager William N. Hawkins
Commercial Manager D. Ferry
Program Director E. Smith
Promotion Manager J. McAsh
Chief Engineer R. Turnpenny
CHOV
PEMBROKE— 1942— CBC
Frequency: 1350 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Ottawa Valley Bcstg. Co.
Address 197 Albert St.
Phone Number 1350
News Service BUP
Transcription Service Thesaurus, SES AC
Representative Stovin, Young
Pres., Gen. Mgr E. G. Archibald
Program Director Bill Kutschke
Comm., Prom. Manager. . . .Ramsay F. Garrow
Chief Engineer W. E. Schmidt
C H EX
PETERBOROUGH— 1942— CBC
Frequency: 1430 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Brookland Co.. Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address Hunter & Water Sts.
Phone Number 2-0451
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service PN
News. Affil The Examiner
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative NatU Best. Sales, Cooke
Membership CAB
President W. R. Davies
General Manager J. Davidson
Station Manager D. R. Lowrie
Commercial Manager G. Grady
Program Director Doug Burrows
Chief Engineer A. E. Crump
725
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ONTARIO
• • •
CFPA
PORT ARTHUR— 1944— CBC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Opercrted By Ralph H. Parker
Bus.-Studio Address Public Utilities Bldg.
Phone Number 5-7651
Air Time Unlimited
News Service PN
Transcription Service . . . Standard, Lang-Worth
Representative Broadcast Representatives,
Alexander, Weed
Membership CAB, BBM
Sta., Gen. Mgr Ralph H. Parker
Commercial Manager R. P. MacGowan
Program Director Al Davidson
CKTB
ST. CATHARINES— 1933--CBC
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Niagara District Bcstg.
Co.. Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 12 Ycrtes St.
Phone Number MUtuol 5-7351
News Service PN
Air Time Full Time
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Radio Time Sales,
J. H. McGillvra, P. MulvihiU
Membership CAB, BBM, CCBA
President W. B. C. Burgoyne
Gen. Mgr., Prog. Dir Mary C. Burgoyne
Commercial Manager V. A. Lococo
Sta., Prom. Mgr., Pgm. Dir W. C. Wingrove
Production Manager Jack Dawson
Chief Engineer W. H. Allen
CHLO
ST. THOMAS— 1948— CBC
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owner Station CHLO, Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 133 Curtis St.
Phone Number 3696
Air Time 6 a.m.-12 M.
News Service CP, PN
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Radio Reps., Cooke
President Clarence Nichols
Gen.. Sta. Mgr J. C. Warder
Program Director L. C. Evans
Chief Engineer William Onn
CHOK
SARNIA— 1946-^BC
Frequency: 1070 Kc Power: 5000 Wotts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned-Oper. By Samia Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address I48V2 Front St. N.
Phone Number Digby 1121
Air Time UnUmited
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Natl. Best. Sales, Cooke,
MulvihiU
President Claude R. Irvine
Station Manager Karl E. Monk
Commercial Manager Arthur H. J. O'Hagan
Publicity Director Mrs. Ev. Wallace
Program Director Frank P. Stalley
Chief Engineer Robert F. Cooke
CJIC
SAULT STE. MARIE— 1934^CBC
Frequency: 1490 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By J. G. Hylond
Address P. O. Box 370
Phone Number Algoma 31121
News Service PN
Representative I. L. Alexander, McGillvra
Pres., Gen. Mgr J. G. Hyland
Commercial Manager E. Vance
Program Director H. Johnston
Chief Engineer D. N. Irwin
CJCS
STRATFORI>— 1927— CBC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Central Bcstg, Co.
Address 125 Ontario St.
Phone Number 1675
News Service BUP
Transcription Service World
Representative All Canada, Weed
Membership CAB
Sta., Gen. Manager Frank M. Squires
Sta., Comm. Mgr S. E. Tapley
Sis. Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir John E. Phillips
Program Director Alex L. Smith
Chief Engineer John Grigg
CHNO
SUDBURY— 1947— CBC
Frequency: 1440 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Sudbury Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business Address 166 Elm St., W.
Phone Number 6-6416
Air Time Full ^me
News Service PN
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Renaud, Hunt, Young
President, General Mgr F. B. Ricard
Station Commercial Manager R. Riel
Program Director Wilf Davidson
Chief Engineer Wallace Roberts
CKSO
SUDBURY— 1935— CBC
Frequency: 790 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By CKSO, Radio, Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 21 Elgin St., N.
726
^ • •
ONTARIO
• • •
Phone Number 77-505
News Service PN
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative All-Canada, Weed
President G. M. Miller. Q.C.
General Manager W. J. Woodill
Commercial Manager K. Dobson
Program Director Basil Scully
Chief Engineer I. McRae
CKGB
TIMMINS— 1933— CBC
Frequency: 680 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Northern Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address Thomson Bldg.
Phone Number 1-500
Air Time Fiill Time
News Service PN
News. Affil Daily Press
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Natl. Best. Sales, Cooke
Membership CAB
President R. H. Thomson
General Manager J. M. Davidson
Station Manager H. C. Freeman
•Commercial Manager Wally Rewegan
Sales Prom. Mgr Gerry Hall
Program Director Jesse French
Chief Engineer Ernie Mott
CBL
TORONTO— 1927— CBC
Frequency: 740 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 354 Jorvis St.
Phone Number Midway 5481
News Service BUP. Reuters, PN, CP, AP
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative CBC
General Manager (CBC) ... J. Alphonse Ouimet
Commercial Manager (CBC) W. E. Powell
Program Director H. J. Boyle
Chief Engineer J. A. Ouimet
CFRB
TORONTO--1927— CBS
Frequency: 1010 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. Rogers Radio Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 37 Bloor St. W.
Phone Number Princess 5711
Air Time Full Time
News Service BUP, PN
Transcription Service Thesaurus, World
Representative Young, All-Canada
Pres., Gen. Mgr Harry Sedgwick
Station Manager Lloyd Moore
Commercial Manager Waldo Holden
Program Director Wes McKnight
Publicity Director Ken Marsden
Chief Engineer Clive Eastwood
(See Page 706)
CHUM
TORONTO— 1945
Frequency: 1050 Kc Power: 1000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By York Bcstrs., Ltd.
Address 225 Mutual St
Phone Number EM 4-4271
Air Time Sunrise-sunset
News Service UP, PN
Transcription Service Lang- Worth, Capitol
Representative McGillvra, Alexander
President John H. QTort
Gen., Sta. Mgr Robert L. Lee
Commercial Manager John Pritchord
Program Director Leigh Stubbs
Chief Engineer George Jones
C J B C
TORONTO— 1936— CBC
Frequency: 860 Kc Power: 50.000 Wcitti
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 354 Jarvis St.
Phone Number Midway 5481
Air Time 17 hrs.
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
News Service CP, BUP. Reuters, PN
General Manager (CBC) ... J. Alphonse Ouimet
Program Director H. G. Walker
Commercial Manager (CBC) W. E. Powell
Chief Engineer (CBC) G. W. Olive
CKEY
TORONTO— 1944
Frequency: 580 Kc Power: 5000 Watts d.;
1000 Watts n.
Owned By Toronto Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address 444 University Ave.
Phone Number WAverly 3881
Air Time Full Time
News Service CP. BUP
Transcription Service World, Lang-Worth.
Standard. Associated
Representative Natl. Best. Sales
President Jack K. Cooke
Gen.. Sta. Manager Hal Cooke
Commercial Manager Jack Turrall
Program Director Don Insley
Publicity Director Marietta Pukara
Chief Engineer Allan Taylor
727
• • •
ONTARIO— PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
• • •
CKFH
TORONTO— 1951
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By.... Foster Hewitt Bcstg., Ltd.
Address 1 Greenville St.
President Foster Hewitt
Station Manager Howard C. Caine
Prom., Comm. Mgr W. L. Smith
Publicity Director Frank Somerville
Program Director D. Robert Pugh
Chief Engineer G. A. Wilson
CBE
WINDSOR— 1950— CBC
Frequency: 1550 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts d.
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Address Security Bldg.
Transcription Service . Lang-Worth
News Service CP. BUP. R, PN
General Mgr. (CBC) J. Alphonse Ouimet
Promotion Manager Ron C. Fraser
Commercial Manager (CBC) W. E. Powell
Chief Engineer (CBC) G. W. Olive
CKLW
WINDSOR— CBC
(See U. S. Listing, Detroit, Mich.)
CKNX
WINGHAM— 1926— CBC
Frequency: 920 Kc Power: 1000 Walts
Owned and Operated By Radio Station
CKNX. Ltd.
Business-Studio Address Josephine St.
Phone Number 158
Air Time Full Time
News Service BUP
Transcription Service . . Thesaurus, Lang-Worth
Representative Alexander, Young
Membership CAB
President, General Mgr W. T. Cruickshank
Sta., Comm. Manager. J. J. Cruikshank
Promotion Manager V, Dittmer
Program Director J. F. Brent
Publicity Director R. Clark
Chief Engineer S. C. Reid
CKOX
WOODSTOCK— 1947
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Oxford Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business Address P. O. Box 100
Phone Number 2400
Studio Address 380 Hunter St.
Air Time Unlimited
News Service BUP
Transcription Service World, Lang- Worth
Representative Omer Renoud
Membership CAB
President, Gen.-Station Mgr Monty J. Werry
Comm.-Sales Prom. Mgr G. Lewis
Program Director W. Whiting
Chief Engineer T. Little
CFCY
CHARLOTTETOWN— 1924— CBC
Frequency: 630 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Island Radio Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 85 Kent St.
Phone Number 741
Air Time 7 o.m.-12:10 a.m.
News Service PN
Transcription Service Associated
Representative All-Canada, Weed
Membership CAB
Pres.. Managing Dir .Lt. CoL K. S. Rogers
Station Manager R. F. Large
Promotion Manager C, E. Cooper
l:
CJRW
SUMMERSIDE— 1948
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Gulf Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 218 Water St.
Phone Number 2201-2
Air Time 8 a.m.-12 M.
News Service BUP
Transcription Service World
Representative Radio Reps.
Membership .CAB, BBM
President J. K. Curran
Program Manager R. C. Schurman
Gen., Comm. Mgr F. A. Bestall
Chief Engineer Fred Welland
728
QUEBEC
CHAD
AMOS— 1942
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Northern Radio Inc.
Business Address Rouyn
C B J
CHICOUTIMI— 1933— CBC
Frequency: 1580 Kc Power: 10,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 121 E. Racine St.
Phone Number 4-4456
News Service CP, BUP. R, PN
Representative CBC
President A. D. Dunton
General Manager Donald Manson
Station Manager V. Fortin
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr M. Valiquette
Director Marcel Ouimet
Publicity Director I. Saint-Georges
Chief Engineer J. Roberts
CHEF
GRANBY— 1946
Frequency: 1450 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Granby Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Address Hains BIdg., 13 Centre
Phone Number 661 1
News Service UP
Representative Radio & TV Sales
Membership CAB
President R. Chaput
Gen., Sta. Mgr., Ch. Eng G. Laliberte
Comm., Prom. Mgr F. Normandin
Program Director R. M. Dube
Publicity Director G. Boutet
CKCH
HULL~1933— CBC
Frequency: 970 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By.Syndicats d'Oeuvres Sociales
Ltee.
Business Studio Address. . .121 Notre-Dame St.
Phone Number Pr 7-2771
Air Time Unlimited
News Service BUP
News. Affil Le Droit
Transcription SESAC
Representative Renaud, McGillvra
President L. J. Billy
General Mgr A. Gratton
Station Manager J. P. Lemire
Sales Promotion Manager Henry Allard
Publicity Director George Huard
Chief Ann., Pgm. Dir Henri Bergeron
Chief Engineer J. L. Champagne
CKRS
JONQUIERE— 1947
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Saguenay. Ltd.
Address 359 St. Dominique St.
Phone Number 720
News Service BUP
Transcription Service World
Representative . . Trans-Quebec, Hardy, Young
President Henry Lepage
Station Manager Tom Burham
Program Director Paul Bouchard
Chief Engineer Paul Fortier
CKLS
LA SARRE— 1950
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio La Sarre, Inc.
Representative Renaud
CKBL
MATANE— 1948
Frequency: 1250 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By . .La Comp. de Radiodiffusion
de Matane Ltee
Address 144 Ave. St. Jerome
Phone Number 355
Air Time Full Time
News Service BUP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Jos. A. Hardy & Co., Ltd.
Membership CAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Rene Lapointe
Commercial Manager Octave Lapointe
Pub. Dir., Prom. Mgr Jean Daigle
Pgm., Prod. Dir Marcel Houle
Chief Engineer Yvan Fortier
CBF
MONTREAL— 1936
Frequency: 690 Kc Power: 50,000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Radio Canada Bldg.,
1425 Dorchester St., W.
Phone Number UN 6-2571
Air Time .7 a.m.-M.
News Service BUP. CP. AFP
Membership BBM
President A. D, Dunton
Gen. Mgr D. Manson
Commercial Manager M. Valiquette
Pgm. Dir., Sta. Mgr Marcel Ouimet
Publicity Director J. Saint-Georges
Chief Engineer H. Audet
729
QUEBEC
CBM
MONTREAL— 1937— CBC
Frequency: 940 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address Radio Canada Bldg.
Phone Number University 62571
News Service CP. BUP. R. PN
Representative CBC
Gen. Mgr. (CBC) J. Alphonse Ouimet
Commercial Manager (CBC) W. E. Powell
Publicity Director (CBC) Ron C. Fraser
Chief Engineer (CBC) G. W. Olive
CFCF
MONTREAL— 1919— ABCCBC
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Marconi Co.
Bus.-Studio Address. 4824 Cote des Neiges Rd.
Phone Number EX-1184
Air Time • • -6 a.m.-l:30 a.m.
News Service BUP
Transcription Service Standard
Representative Weed, All-Canada
Membership CAB, BBM
Bcstg. Manager W. Victor George
Stotion Manager J. Allan Hammond
Commercial Manager T. J. Quigley
Program Director Reo Thompson
Chief Engineer Arnie Clapp
CHLP
MONTREAL— 1933
Frequency: 1410 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By La Comp. de Publ. "La
Patrie" Ltee
Address Sun Life Bldg.
Phone Number Unniversity 6-6611
Air Time 17 hrs.
News Service BUP
Transcription Service . Associated
Representative Alexander, McGillvra
Pres.. Gen. Mgr. Sen. P. R. DuTremblay
Sales, Sta., Comm. Mgr Flavius M. Daniel
CJ AD
MONTREAL— 1945--CBS
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By CJAD, Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 1191 Mountain St.
Phone Number University 6-6821
Air Time 6:05 a.m.-l:05 a.m.
News Service PN, BUP, CN
Transcription Service Lang-Worth,
World, Associated. Thesaurus, Capitol
Representative Young, Radio Time Sales
Membership CAB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr J. Art. Dupont
Comm., Prom. Manager R. L. Laurion
Dir. of Actualities C. W. McGibbon
Chief Engineer Maurice Rousseau
CKAC
MONTREAL— 1922— CBS
Frequency: 730 Kc Power: 10.000 Watts n.
5000 d.
Owned-Oper. By .La Cie. De Publication,
La Presse, Ltee.
Phone Number UNiversity 6-7301
Studio Address 980 St. Catherine St., W.
Air Time 19 hrs.
News Service BUP, PN, CP, FP
Transcription Service . . Associated, Lang-Worth
Representative Young, Renaud
Pres., Gen. Mgr. . . Hon. Sen. P. R. Du Tremblay
Sta. Manager Phil Lalonde
Commercial Manager Georges Bourasaa
Prom. Mgr., Publ. Dir Paul Gelinas
Program Director Ferdinand Biondi
Chief Engineer Leonard Spencer
Program Director Marcel Provost
Chief Engineer J. C. Charleboia
CHNC
NEW CARLISLE— 1933— CBC
Frequency: 610 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . Gaspesia RacUo Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address New Carlisle
Phone Number 64
Representative Hardy. Young
Membership BUP, CAB
Representatives Hardy, Young
President Dr. Charles A. Dumont
General Mgr Dr. Charles Houde
Sta., Comm. Manager Viateur Bernard
Chief Engineer Gordon S. Coleman
C B V
QUEBEC CITY— 1939— CBC
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Business Studio Address Palais Montcalm
Phone Number 5-8155
Air Time 7:30 a.m.-M.
Actg. Station Manager Roger Daveluy
Chief Engineer Rene Frenette
CHRC
QUEBEC CITY— 1926
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By CHRC, Limitee
Business-Studio Address 39 St. Jean
Phone Number 2-8177
Air Time 6 a.m.-12:30 a.m.
News Service AP, UP
Representative Young. Hardy
Membership CAB, BBM, FCAB
President Herve Baribeau
General Manager Henri Lepage
Commercial Manager Aurele Pelletier
Program Director Mr. Magella Alain
Chief Engineer Arsene Nadeecu
730
QUEBEC
CJNT
QUEBEC CITY— 1949— CBC
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Goodwill Bcstrs. of
Quebec, Inc.
Address 30 Garden St.
Phone Number 5-6119
Transcription Service SESAC, Lang- Worth
Representative Radio Time Sales, Young
President J. M. Dussureault
General Manager Christina Cadorette
CKCV
QUEBEC CITY— 1926— CBC
Frequency: 1280 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By CKCV. Ltd.
Business-Studio Address 142 St. John St.
Phone Number 2-1585
Air Time Full Time
News Service PN
Transcription Service World
Representative Renaud, Weed
Membership CAB
President Gaston Pratte
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr Poul Lepage
Sales Promotion Mgr Marie-Paul Vachon
Pgm. Prod. Dir., Chf. Ann Marcel Leboeui
Publicity Director Normand Maltais
Chief Engineer Albert DuBerger
CJBR
RIMOUSKI— 1937^CBC
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By The Central Public Service
Corp., Ltd.
Address 1 St. John St.
Phone Number 2217
News Service PN
Transcription Service SESAC, Standard
News Service PN
Membership CAB
Representative Stovin, Young
President Hon. J. A. Brillant
Station Manager Andre Lecomte
Commercial Manager Rosario Levesque
Sales Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Guy Ross
Program Director Francois Raymond
Chief Engineer Cecil Daok
CJFP
RIVIERE-DU-LOUP— 1947— CBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio-Temiscouata Ltee
Address 322 rue Lafontaine
Phone Number 2727
Transmitter Location La Pointe
Air Time Full Time
News Service BUP
Newspaper Affiliation Le St. Laurent
Representative Renaud
Pres., Gen. Mgr Armand Belie
Sta. Mgr., Pub. Dir Henri Bourdeou
Commercial Manager Yves Marchand
Sales Prom. Mgr.. Luc Simard
Program Director Raoul Savard
Chief Engineer Raymond Lavoie
CHRL
ROBERVAL— 1949
Frequency: 1340 Kc. Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By Radio Roberval Inc.
Address Blackburn Bldg.
Phone 450-1
Air Time 7:00 a.m.-M.
News Service UP
Representative Renaud
Membership CAB
President Georges Gagnon
General Manager L. Morin
Chief Engineer R. Lacombe
C K R N
ROUYN— 1939— CBC
Frequency: 1400 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Northern Radio, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address Reilly Block Bldg.
News Service BUP
Representative CBC, RenauJ
CHGB
STE. ANNE DE LA POCATIERE— 1938
Frequency: 570 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By G. Thomas Desjardins
Address Main St.
Phone Number 101
CKSM
SHAWINIGAN FALLS— 1951— CBC
Frequency: 1220 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Shawinigan Falls
Broadcasting Co.
Address City HaU Bldg.
Phone Number 4494
Transcription Service Thesaurui
News Service BUP
Representative Renaud
General Manager Allen Rogerson
Program Director Gaston Tessler
Commercial Manager Fernand Cyr
Chief Engineer Ernest Brunelle
CHLT
SHERBROOKE— 1937— CBC
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 1000 Watt8
Owned-Operated By CHLT 98
Business-Studio Address 221 Duiferin St.
Phone Number 3-2525
Air Time Full Time
Transcription Service Thesaurus, SESAC
News Service CP
731
QUEBEC — SASKATCHEWAN
Representative Hardy
Membership B6M
President Sen. Jacob Nicol
General Manager A. Gauthier
Commercial Mgr Jean Louis Gauthier
Program Director Ren Caron
Chief Engineer Romeo Paquette
CKTS
SHERBROOKE— 1946-<:BC
Frequency: 1240 Kc Power: 2^0 Watts
Owned-Operated By CKTS
Business-Studio Address 221 Dufferin St.
Phone Number 3-2525
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Young
President Hon. C. B. Howard
General Manager A. Gauthier
Commercial Manager J. L. Gauthier
CJSO
SOREI^1945— FRA
Frequency: 1320 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Richelieu. Ltee
Business Studio Address 72 Rue Du Roi
Phone Number 3318
Air Time 6:55 a.m.-ll p.m.
News Service UP
Representative Radio & TV Sales
Pres., Elec. Engr J. Arthur Villeneuve
General Manager Henri Olivier
Station Manager Maurice Boulianne
Sales Prom. Mgr Lorenzo Brouillard
Program Director Claude Rochon
Chief Technician Joseph Cardin
CHLN
THREE RIVERS— 1937
Frequency: 550 Kc Power: 1000 Wotta
Owned-Oper. By ... . Radio Trois-Rivieres, Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address 522 Bonaventure St.
Phone Number 4-3556
Air Time 6:50 a.m.-M.
News Service PN
Transcription Service SESAC
Representatives Hardy, Young
President Honore Donsereau
General Manager Leon Trepanier
Commercial Manager Maurice Dansereau
Program Director Andre Cartier
Chief Engineer Oric Lefebvre
C K V D
VAL D'OR— 1939
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 100 Watts
Owned-Oper. By .Northern Radio, Inc.
Address 437 St. James St.
CKVL
VERDUN— 1946
Frequency: 990 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Operated By J. Teltolman
Business Studio Address 211 Gordon Ave.
Phone Number PO 6-2311
Air Time 24 hrs.
Representative . . . Cooke, Radio & TV Sales Inc.
Managing Dir Jack Tietolman
Pub. Dir., Sta. Manager Corey Thomson
Commercial Manager Judah Tietolmon
SASKATCHEWAN
CFRG
GRAVELBOURG— 1952— CBC
Frequency: 1230 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio Gravelbourg, Ltd.
Phone 152
News Service BUP
President Dr. R. Morin
Comm., Prom. Mgr L. Isabelle
Chief Engineer O. E. Drouin
CHAB
MOOSE JAW— 1926— CBC
Frequency: 800 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By CHAB, Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address 127 Main N.
Phone Number 6464
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12 M.
News Service BUP
Representative Stovin, Weed
Membership CAB
President W. L. Davis
Gen., Sta. Manager J. S. Boyling
Commercial Manager N. Skingle
Promotion Mgr Jim Purvis
Program Director George Price
Chief Engineer M. Pickford
CJNB
NORTH BATTLEFORD— 1946
Frequency: 1460 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. North western Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Business Address Box 484
Phone Number 2477-8
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-12 M.
News Service BUP
Transcription Service Associated
Representative Stovin
Membership CAB, WAB, BBM
General, Station Manager. Hume A. Lethbridge
Commercial Manager Allen H. Klassen
Program Director Thomas O. Nelson
Chief Engineer A. Clint Nichol
732
SASKATC H EW AN
CKBI
PRINCE ALBERT— 1927— CBC
Frequency: 900 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Central Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address Sanderson Bldg.
Phone Number 2621
Air Time 19 hrs.
News Service PN
Transcription Service Thesaurus
Representative All-Canada, Weed
Membership CAB
General Manager E. A. Rawlinson
Commercial Manager Gerald Prest
Sales Prom. Mgr .J. J. Cennon
Chief Engineer Tom Van Nes
CKCK
REGINA— 1922— CBC
Frequency: 620 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Operated By Leader-Post, Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address 1853 Hamilton St.
Phone Number 8525
Air Time Full Time
News Service .BUP, PN
Newspaper Affiliation "Leader-Post"
Membership CAB. WAB, BBM. SAB
Representotive All-Canada, Weed
President Victor M. Sifton
General Manager Harold A. Crittenden
Commercial Manager Roy Malone
Sis. Prom. Mgr Allan Edwardson
Chief Engineer E. A. Strong
C K R M
REGINA— 1926— CBC
Frequency: 980 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By. . . .Western Communications
Bus.-Studio Address 1819 Cornwall St.
Phone Number 7631
Air Time Unlimited
News Service CP, BUP
Representative Radio Reps., Young
Membership CAB, BBM
President Dr. E. A. McCusker
Station Manager D. J. Oaks
Commercial Manager H. C. Dane
Sales Prom. Mgr Rita Spicer
Program Director B. R. Hill
Chief Engineer William MacDonald
CFNS
SASKATOON— 1952— CBC
Frequency: 1170 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Radio-Prairies-Nord, Ltd.
Address 1902 Broadwav
Phone 93-766
President Maurice DeMay
General Manager Dumont Lepage
Program Director F. Ippersiel
Chief Engineer E. O. Drouin
CFQC
SASKATOON— 1923— CBC
Frequency: 600 Kc Power: 5000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By A. A. Murphy & Sons, Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address 216 1st Ave., N.
Phone Number 7917
Air Time Full Time
Representative Radio Reps., Young, Oakes
News Service PN, BUP
Membership CAB
President A. A. Murphy
General Manager Vernon Dallin
Commercial Manager Blair Nelson
Sis. Prom. Mgr M. de Monbey
Program Director Harry Dekker
Chief Engineer Lyn Hoskins
CKOM
SASKATOON— 1951
Frequency: 1340 Kc Power: 250 Watts
Owned-Operated By ... . Radio Station CKOM
Address Empire Hotel
Phone 2-1271
News Service BUP
Pres., Gen. Mgr R. A. Hosie
Commercial Manager M. D. Dyck
Program Director G. E. Walburn
Chief Engineer William Forst
C B K
WATROUS— 1939— CBC
Frequency: 540 Kc Power: 50.000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Canadian Bcstg. Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address. Box 3004. Winnipeg, Man.
Phone Numbers 922, 191
News Service PN. BUP
President A. D. Dunton
General Manager (CBC) D. Manson
Station Manager J. N. Mogridge
Commercial Manager (CBC W. E. Powell
Program Director Norman Lucas
Publicity Director C. E. L'Ami
Chief Engineer R. D. Cahoon
CJGX
YORKTON— 1927— CBC
Frequency: 940 Kc Power: 1000 Watts
Owned-Oper. By Yorkton Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
Bus.-Studio Address Smith-McKay Bldg.
Phone Number 2258-9
Air Time 6:30 a.m.-ll:30 p.m.
News Service CP. PN
Transcription Service Lang-Worth
Representative Stovin, Young
Membership CAB
President Dawson Richardson
Gen., Sta. Mgr J. M. Shortreed
Comm., Sales Prom. Mgr J. C. Goodman
Program Director M. G. Phillips
Chief Engineer Dave Glass
733
3RD
LARGEST MARKET
FOR U.$. GOODS
KNOWLEDGE
off the people and their
buying habits.
EXPERIENCE
with campaigns of U.S/s
most successful sponsors.
to reach all Mexico's 26 mil-
lion consumers and more . . .
economically.
EXICO is a viighty good neighbor in dollar- volume purchases of U. S.
goods: 5 times more in 1946 than in 1940, totalling nearly a half billion
dollars. And today (1951) another 25% boost to $711 million. Mexico,
3rd largest market in U. S. world trade, is a ncv/ world of trade for ad-
vertisers like Bayer, Canada Dry, Colgate, Parker, Sidney Ross, GE, Coca-
Cola and scores more. They sell Mexico's 26 million consumers through
Latin America's most important network — the 94 stations of Radio Pro-
gramas de Mexico.
Here is a market equal in population to Ohio and New York
combined. But, unlike the U. S., where channels of dis-
tribution are filling, Mexican demand is never-ending.
Competition is almost unknown. Investigate your oppor-
tunity for mass distribution in this virtually untapped
mass market. YOUR netv sales frontier is South . . .
through 94 stations of RPM.
RHDIO PROGRRmnS OE HIEKICO
Largest Latin American Broadcasting System ^^ A/<^H^ Oales Fronffg*' ' So^^
EMILiO AZCARRAGA
Chairman of the Board
CLEMENTE SERNA MARTINEZ
President and General Manager
109 BUCARELi STREET P.O. Box 1324 MEXICO, O.F. MEXICO
INTERNATIONAL
International
Broadcast Stations
in the United States
and Canada
AM Stations of Mexico
AM Stations of Cuba
AM Stations of Haiti
AM Stations of
Dominican Republic
Radio Programas
de Mexico^ S. A.
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Radio Cadena Nacional, S. A.
735
INTERNATIONAL
IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA
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Licensee and Location
Call
Letters
Power
The Associated Broadcasters, Inc., San Francisco, Calif KWID
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.. Brentwood, L. I., N. Y WABC
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., Wayne, N. J WABC
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., Delano. Calif KCBR
The Crosley Corporation, Mason, Ohio WLWO
The Crosley Corporation, Bethany, Ohio WLWO
General Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y WGEO
General Electric Company, Belmont, Calif KEGI
National Broadcasting Co., Inc., Bound Brook, N. J WRCA
National Broadcasting Co., Inc., Dixon, Calif KRCA
Westinghouse Radio Stations, Inc., Hull, Mass WBOS
World Wide Broadcasting Corp., Scituate, Mass WRUL
CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL STATIONS
Call
Licensee and Location Letters
Canadian Marconi Co., Montreal, Que CFCX
Rogers Radio Broadcasting Co. Ltd., Toronto CFRX
Voice of the Prairies Ltd., Calgary, Alta CFVP
Maritime Broadcasting Co. Ltd.. Halifax, N. S CHNX
Eastern Broadcasters Ltd., Sydney, N. S C JCX
Transcanada Communications Ltd., Winnipeg, Man CKRO
Transcanada Communications Ltd., Winnipeg, Man CKRX
Western Broadcasting Co. Ltd., Vancouver, B. C CKFX
Edmonton Journal Ltd., Edmonton, Alta VE9AI
736
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75
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100
500
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2,000
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10
X window into every
mexican home
hrough
U Broadcasting Stations
ffiliated to Mexico's outstanding network
?M/0 C/>B£M MACIONAL. S. A
^allarta 1 — Sixth Floor — Mexico City,
lates and information gladly furnished.
7Z7
Location
Acambaro, Gto
Acapulco, Gro
Acapulco, Gro
Acapulco, Gro
Acapulco, Gro
Agua Prieta, Son
Agua Prieta, Son
Aguascalientes, Ags
Aguascalientes, Ags
Aguascalientes, Ags
Aguascalientes, Ags
Aguascalientes, Ags
Apatzinham, Mich
Apatzingan, Mich
Campeche, Camp
Cananea, Son
Celaya, Gto
Celaya, Gto
Chihuahua, Chih
Chihuahua, Chih
Chihuahua, Chih
Chihuahua, Chih
Chihuahua, Chih
Ciudad Camargo, Chic
Ciudad Camargo, Chih
Ciud Ad Ciauhtemoc, Chih.
Ciudad Delicia, Chih
Ciudad Delicias, Chih
Ciudad Delicias
Ciudad Guzman
Ciudad Jimenez, Chih
Ciudad Juarez, Chih
Ciudad Juarez, Chih
Ciudad Juarez, Chih
Ciudad Juarez, Chih
Ciudad Juarez, Chih
Ciudad Juarez, Chih
Ciudad Juarez, Chih
Ciudad Lerdo, Dur
Ciudad Mante, Tam
Ciudad Miguel Aleman, Tam.
Ciudad Miguel Aleman, Tam.
Ciudad Gbregon, Son
Ciudad Obregon, Son
Ciudad Obregon, Son
Ciudad Obregon, Son
Ciudad Valles, Tam
Ciudad Victoria, Tam
Ciudad Victoria, Tam
Coatzacoalcos, Ver
Coatzacoalcos, Ver
Colima, Col
Cordoba, Ver
Cordoba, Ver
Cordoba, Ver
Cosamaloapan, Ver
Cuassave, Sin
Cuautla, Mor
Call
Letters
XEGW
XEBB
. .XECI
XEDO
XEKJ
XEAQ
XEFH
. XBBI
XEDC
. XEIY
XERO
XEYZ
. XEC J
XEGV
. . .XEA
XEFQ
XENC
. . XEY
XEBU
XEBW
..XEFI
. XEM
XERA
XEHA
XEOH
XEQZ
XEAY
XEBN
XEJK
XEBG
. XEJZ
XEFV
. . .XEF
...XEJ
XELO
. XESF
XEWG
XEYC
XEGZ
.XECM
XEHD
..XEHI
XEAP
XEHZ
XEOX
. XESL
XETR
XECP
. XEBJ
XEGB
XEOM
XERL
XEAG
XEDZ
.XEJZ
XEFU
XEGS
.XEWF
Frequency
1270
600
1340
1600
1400
1490
1310
790
1560
1170
1490
1450
1340
1240
1370
980
1540
1360
620
1280
1430
1390
1490
570
1270
1560
660
1240
1340
1430
1320
1240
1420
970
800
1300
1490
1460
670
1450
1430
1470
1290
1460
1430
1340
1120
1450
1340
840
1340
1280
1280
570
820
630
1490
1400
738
Owner
Heriberto Guizar
Ramon Ortego Escobedo
Manuel Rodriguez
Jesus Rodriguez Verdugo
Pedro C. Rivas
Radio Hidrotermopolitana
Luis Chavez Calvillo
Casanoba Brito
Pedro L. Diaz
El Heraldo del Bajio
Roberto O. Stevenson
Radioemisora del Norte
Pregon, Del Est. de Chih.
Pedro Meneses, Jr.
Red Nacional Radiomisora, S.A.
Hugo Pinera Limas
Amador Ronquillo
Roberto Chavez Gonzalez
Dario Cordo Rocha
Jose Carlos Amaya
Pedro Meneses, Jr,
Cia Radio de Piedras Negras
Jose Martinez Ramirez
Carlos Mendez
Ysela Fern. Caball. de Yanez
Emillo Manzanilla
Felipe G. de Leon
Guadalupe Delgado Ramirez
Tomas Oliva Banuelos
Fernando Elizalde
Daniel Schact Perez
J. Roberto Levy
Luz Maria Zuniga
J. Jac. Vda. de Zuniga
Radio Cussave S.A.
Fernando Diaz Enriquez
STATIONS OF MEXICO
• * •
Location
Call
Letters
Frequency
Owner
Cuernava CA, Mor XEFS 1420
Cuernavaca, Mor XEJC 980
Cuernavaca, Mor XEJC 1420
Culiacan, Sin XEBL 1260
Culiacan, Sin XECQ 1300
Culiacan, Sin XEGF 1450
Culiacan, Sin XESA 1360
Durango, Dgo XECK 1340
Durango, Dgo XEDU 1400
Durango, Dgo XEE 1280
Durango, Dur XEDU 860
El Sauzal, B.C XEDX 1010
Ensendada, B.C XEFY 1450
Ensenada, B.C XEPF 1400
Empalme, Son XEBQ 1240
Frenillo, Zac XEMA 1340
Gomez, Palacio, Dgo XERS 1400
Gomez, Palacio, Dur XEPA 790
Guad Alajara, Jal XEAD 1150
Guadalajara, Jal XEAV 570
Guadalajara, Jal XBBA 840
Guadalajara, Jal XEDG 1370
Guadalajara, Jal XEDK 1250
Guadalajara, Jal XEGJ 1280
Guadalajara, Jal XEHK 960
Guadalajara, Jal XEHL 1010
Guadalajara, Jal XEJB 630
Guadalajara, Jal XEJE 1310
Guadalajara, Jal XELT 970
Guadalajara, Jal XELW 1340
Guadalajara, Jal XELT 920
Guadalajara, Jal XERP 1190
Guanajuato, Gto XEWZ 610
Guasave, Sin XECV 1490
Guaymas, Son XEDR 1490
Hermosillo, Son XEBH 920
Hermosillo, Son XEDL 1250
Hermosillo, Son XEDM 1580
Hermosillo, Son XEHQ 590
Hermosillo, Son XEOP 960
HermosiUo, Son XEQN 1540
Hidalgo del Parral, Chih XEAT 1250
Hidalgo del Parral, Chih XEGD 1520
Hidalgo, del Parral, Chih XEJR 1490
Hidalgo del Parral, Chih XEJ'S 1150
Huamantla, Tlax XEHT 1520
Huauchinango, Puebla XEGU 1490
Iguala, Gro XEKF 1360
Irapuato, Gto XEBO 1330
Irapuato, Gto XEHE 970
Irapuato, Gto XEWE 1420
Jalapa, Ver XEFA 1340
Jalapa, Ver XEJA 610
Jalapa, Ver XEJA 1400
Jalapa, Ver XEJW 1270
Jalapa, Ver XEXB 1400
Jalapa, Ver XEZL 550
La Barca, Jal XELB 1090
La Paz, B.C XEAL 1310
La Paz, B.C XENT 790
Ed. Jimenez de la Cuesta
Miguel Angel T. Benitez
Enrique Maxim Gomez Blanco
Radio Culiacan, S.A.
Pablos y Elizalde
Carlos C. Armas
Jose Valenzuela
Carlos C. Armas
Luis Enrique Encisco
Roberto Gonzalex Mata.
Jose Miguel Acevedo Moya
Alejandro Diaz
Manuel Lopez Diaz
Jesus D. Gonzales
Manuel Lopez Diaz
Quirino Fran Cisco Gonzalez
Franciso E. Fregoso
Radiodif de Oocidente, S.A.
State Government
Difusora de O'ccidente, S.A.
Eduardo Reynoso Gonzalez
Salvador Gilindo de la Torre
Eduardo Reynoso Gonzalez
Gonzales Sanchez Gomez
Sucrs. de Modesto Ortga
Carlos Balderrama
Euf emia Esquer de Vidal
Radio Pacifico
Radio Hermosillo
Sucrs. de Jorge Perez
Olf onso Perez Porras
Alf. Macias y Mario Pardo S.
Rafael Campos Marquina
Alfonso Martinez
Felipe Gallardo
Adolf o Alvarez
Adolf o Alvarez
Mariano Caraza
Carlos Ferraez Matos.
Ramon Alvarez Lopez
739
STATIONS OF MEXICO
• • •
Location
Call
Letters
LaPaz.B.C XEPX
La Piedad. Mich XELC
Leon. Gto XEFM
Leon. Gto XELG
Leon. Gto XERW
Leon. Gto XERZ
Linares. N.L XER
Los Mochis. Sin XECF
Los Mochis, Sin XECU
Magdalena, Son XEDJ
Magdalena, Son XESY
Manzanillo, Col XECS
Matamoros, Tarn XEAM
Matamoros, Tarn XEMS
Matamoros, Tarn XEMT
Matamoros, Tam XEO
Matehuala, S.L.P XEFF
Mazatlan, Sin XEDS
Mazatlan, Sin XERJ
Mazatlan, Sin XETK
Merida, Yuc XEDY
Merida, Yuc XEFC
Merida, Yuc XEME
Merida, Yuc XEMH
Merida, Yuc XEMH
Merida, Yuc XEMQ
Merida, Yuc XEQW
Merida, Yuc XEZ
Mexican, B.C XECL
Mexican, B.C XEAA
Mexican,;B.C XEAO
Mexican, B.C XEBF
Mexican, B.C XED
Mexican, B.C XEGE
Mexico, D.F XEB
Mexico, D.F XEAI
Mexico, D.F XEBS
Mexico, D.F XEBZ
Mexico, D.F. . .' XEDA
Mexico, D.F XEDP
Mexico, D.F XEFR
Mexico, D.F XEJP
Monterrey, N.L XEJO
Mexico, D.F XEK
Mexico, D.F XEL
Mexico, D.F XELA
Mexico, D.F XELZ
Mexico, D.F XEMC
Mexico, D.F XEML
Mexico, D.F XEMX
Mexico, D.F XEN
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 XEQB
Mexico, D.F XERC
Frequency
550
1600
1270
680
1390
1240
1260
1410
1470
1450
1320
1400
1450
1420
1340
970
1490
1420
1320
1390
1450
1330
1270
1400
1490
1240
550
600
990
1340
910
940
1050
1570
1220
1320
1410
660
1290
1060
1180
1150
1150
970
1260
830
1440
1590
1550
1380
690
620
560
1000
590
1350
1030
1470
940
1110
790
Owner
Castro
Radio Impuls. del Centro S.A.
Augustin Oibregon Padilla
Carlos Ob'regon Padilla
Radio Linares, S.A.
Francisco Perez H.
Luis Perez Gomez
Jesus L. Rochin
Manuel L. Salinas
Severo Garza Saenz
Can. Maria Gonzalez
Alexjandro A. Schober
Oscar Perez E.
Radio Emisors de Occidente
Rafael Rivas Franco
Man, Aran jo Echcverria
Alvaro Barquet Y
Lazaro Achurra Suarez
Jorge L. Palomeque
Alfonso A. Lacarra
Consuelo Tonnela King
Juan C. Chavez
Carlos Blando
ElBuenTonoS.A.
G.N. Medina y Loc. Ag. Ramos
Hispano Mexicano S.A.
Vocero Mexicano S.A.
Publ. Com. de Mexico, S.A.
Radio Gobernacion
Radio America, S.A.
Arturo Martinez
Herdez S.A.
Radio Metropolitan S.A.
Maria Cardena de Zetina
Dol. G. Estrada de Ferreiro
Roiberto Valeggi Exparza
Publ. Com. de Mexico S.A.
Guillermina P. de Del Conde
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 Mertin
Radio Panamericana, S.A.
Radio Central de Mexico
Radio Popular de Mexico
740
STATIONS OF MEXICO
Call
Location Letters Frequency
Mexico, D.F XERH 1500
Mexico, D.F XESM 1490
Mexico, D.F XEUN 860
Mexico, D.F XEW 900
Mexico, D.F XEX 730
Minatitlan, Ver XEDW 1260
Monclova, Coah XEKN 1390
Monclova, Coah XEMF 1260
Monclova, Coah XEMW 910
Monterrey, N.L XEAR 1480
Monterrey, N.L XEAW 1280
Monterrey, N.L ...XEDD 1560
Monterrey, N.L XEFB 630
Monterrey, N.L XEFZ 1140
Monterrey, N.L XEG 1050
Monterrey, N.L XEGQ 1590
Monterrey, N.L XEH 1420
Monterrey, N.L XEHC 570
Monterrey, N.L XEJM 1450
Monterrey, N.L XEMR 1370
Monterrey, N.L XENL 1190
Monterrey, N.L XEOK 920
Monterrey, N.L XET 990
Morelia, Dgo XECR 1340
Morelia, Mich XELQ 570
Morelia, Mich XEGP 1580
Morelia, Mich XEI 1400
N. Casas Grandes, Chih XETX 1400
Naco, Son XETM 1350
Navajoa, Son XEAJ 1400
Navajoa,Son XEGL 1270
Navajoa, Son XEHG 980
Nogales,Son XECG 1240
Nogales, Son XEHF 1370
Nogales, Son XENS 1590
Nuevo Casas Grandes, Chih XETX 1010
Nueva Laredo, N.L XEXO 1550
Nuevo Laredo, Tarn XEAS 1410
Nuevo Laredo, Tam XEFE 790
Nuevo Laredo, Tarn XERG 1090
Nuevo Laredo, Tam XEBK 1340
Neuvo Laredo, Tam XEDF 960
Nuevo Laredo, Tam XEXO 1140
Nuevo Rosita, Coah XEJF 1400
Nueva Rosita, Coah XELF 1380
Nueva Rosita, Coah XERN 1430
Oaxaca, Oax XEAX 1270
Oaxaca, Oax XECA 1240
Ocotlan,Jal XEAN 800
Ojinaga, Chih XECM 1450
Orizaba, Ver XEPP 1450
Orizaba, Ver XETQ 1370
Pachuca, Hgo XEPK 760
Pac Huca, Hgo XEPK 1180
Papantla, Ver XEGK 920
Piedras Negras, Coah XEMJ 920
Piedras Negras, Coah XEMU 570
Poza Rica, Ver XECX 1240
Poza Rica, Ver XEFO 1480
Progresso, Yuc XEGO 620
Puebla, Pue XECD 1170
741
Owner
"A.R.S.E." S.A.
Salvador San Martin
Universidad National de Mexico
Cadena Radiodifusora, S.A.
Radio de Mexico, S.A. de C.V.
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
Tiburcio Ponce
Laureano Molinar Contreras
Jesus Manuel Franco
Fausto M. Gomez
Gaston Mascareneas
Laureano Molinar Contreras
Jose Maria Villarreal
Ruberto Villarreal
Reynoldo Garza Alvarez
Juan 'Manuel Cortes
Rafael Tijerina Carranza
Julio Santo Coy
Delia Rodriguez de Marquez
Radio Ocotlan S. de R.L.
Radio Impulsora de Orizaba
Seers de Francisco Campos H.
Radio Publ. de Pachuca, S.A.
Radio Publ. de Pachuca
Jesus L. Elizondo
Alfonso L. Bres.
Roberto Canedo
• • •
STATIONS OF MEXICO
• • •
Location
Call
Letters Frequency
Pueblo, Pue XEHR 1090
Queretaro. Qro XEJX 1450
Queretaro. Qro XEJX 1520
Queretaro, Qro XENA 1450
Queretaro, Qro XENA 1520
Quertaro. Que XEDI 1570
Reynosa, Tarn XEFP 1240
Reynosa, Tarn XEGH 620
Reynosa, Tarn XEOR 1390
Reynosa, Tain XERT 590
Rio Bravo, Tarn XEFD 1170
Rio Bravo, Tarn XEFL 1110
Rosarioto, B.C XERB 1090
Sabinas, Coah XEBX 610
Sabinas, Coah XESH 1460
Saguayo, Mich XEGC 1450
Salamanca, Gto XERX 1560
Salina Cruz, Oax XEEA 1330
Saltillo, Coah XEDE 1400
Saltillo, Coah XESJ 1250
Saltillo, Coah XEST 790
Saltillo, Coah XEXU 1490
Sanandres Tuxtla, Ver XEDQ 1400
San Andres Tuxtla, Ver XEGA 1300
San Giguel Allende, Gto XESQ 1280
San Lui5 Potosi, S.L.P XBBM 920
San Luis Potosi, S.L.P XECZ
San Luis Potosi, S.L.P XEPO 1260
San Luis Potosi XEPO 1400
San Luis Potosi XEWA 540
San Luis Potosi, S.L.P XEXQ 1460
San Luis Rio Colorado, Son XECB 1450
San Pedro Tia Quepaque, Jal. . . XESP 1400
Santa Ana, Son XEAB 1400
Santa Barbara, Chih XEHB 770
Santa Barbara, Chih XESB 1400
Santa Rosalia, B.C XEAH 560
Santa Rosalia, B.C XESR 1320
Satillo.Coah XEKS 1330
Tala, Jal XEAF 550
TampiccTam XECA 1240
Tampico,Tam XEFW 810
Tampico, Tain XERZ 1240
Tampioo, Tarn XES 1460
Tampico, Tarn XETO 1370
Tampico, Tarn XETO 1400
Tampico, Tarn XETU 980
Tampico, Tarn XETU 1460
Tapachula, Chis XETS 630
Tecate, B.C XEAK 560
Tecate, B.C XEKT 1590
Tecuala, Nay XEFG 1450
Tehuacan.Pue XEDB 1520
Tehuacan, Pue XEWJ 1420
Tehuacan,Pue XEGY 1080
TepicNay XERK 1380
TepicNay XERK 1450
Tepic, Nay XEXT 980
Textla, Gutierrez, Chia XEON 710
Teziutlan, Pue XEFJ 680
Tijuana, B.C XEAC 690
Owner
Manuel R. Canale
Radio Emisora Queretaro
Radio Emisora Queretana
Ramon Rodriquez Familiar
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
Alejandro Espinosa Pitman
Cadena Radiodif. Mex. S.A.
Carlos Eland
Herminio Ma Cias Alonso
Alfredo Marin Castro
Domingo Salayandia Najera
Elf rain Lopez
Flores y Martinez
Radio Televisora de Tampico
Dif usora Portena S. de R.L.
Radio Tiempo S. de R.L. de C.V.
Radio Tiempo S. de R.L. de C.V.
Impuls. Modema Del Radio, S.A.
Impuls. Moderna del Radio
Napolean Correa
Jaime Retif Del Morel
Dario Mondragon
Dario Mondragon
State Government
Enrique Valero Arambula
Jorge I. Rivera
742
• • •
STATIONS OF MEXICO — CUBA
* • •
Location
Call
Letters Frequency
Owner
Tijuana, B.C XEAU 1470
Tijuana, B.C XEAZ 1270
Tijuana, B.C XEBE 800
Tijuana, B.C XEBG 1550
Tijuana, B.C XEC 1310
Tijuana, B.C XEGM 950
Tijuana, B.C XEMO 860
Tijuana, B.C XEXX 1420
Toluca, Mex XECH 1490
Torreon, Coah XEBP 1310
Torreon, Coah XEDN 600
Torreon, Coah XETB 1350
Torreon, Leon XEOB 1490
Torreon, Coah XETC 1240
Tuxpan, Nay XEUX 1340
Tuxpan, Ver XETL 1390
Tuxtla Gutierrez XEON 1360
Urupan, Mich XEFN 1130
Uruapan, Mich XEUF 550
Uruapan, Mich XEUF 610
Valle Hermosa, Tarn XEVH 1310
Veracruz, Ver XECW 1490
Veracruz, Ver XEHV 1310
Veracruz, Ver XELL 1430
Veracruz, Ver XELR 610
Veracruz, Ver XETF 1250
Veracruz, Ver XEU 960
Villa Acuna, Coah XEAE 1600
Villa Acuna, Coah XEDH 1340
Villa Acuna, Coah XERF 1570
Villahermosa, Tab XEW 970
Zacapu, Mich XEXU 1270
Zacatecas, Zac XELK 1280
Zacatecas, Zac XEXZ 1450
Zamora, Mich XEGT 1490
Zamora, Mich XEZM 650
Zapopan, Jal XECO 760
Zapapan, Jal XEDV 700
Zihuatanejo, Gro XESZ 1450
Zitacuaro, Mich XELX 1460
Zitacuaro, Mich XETA 760
Manuel Acuna Varela
Fernando Sanchez Mayans
Octavio B. Lelevier
Luis Enrique Encisco
Gustavo Faist Fernandez
Fernando Frederico Ferreira
Jose J. Clark, Fern. Fed. Ferrei
Rodolfo Llamas
La Voz de la Laguna S.A.
Difusora del Norte, S.A.
Radio Laguna, S.A.
Salvador Hrena Benitez
Calixte Almazan
Enrique 'Balero Arambula
Ignacio Navarro
Ignacio Navarro
Sucrs. de Juan A. Palavicini
Carlos Ferraez Matos
Sucr. de Jose Rodr. Lopez
Fernado Pazos
Oscar Gonzalez Galindo
Cia Radio-Dil de Coahuila, S.A.
Guillermo Calzada Cervantes
Macia y Acevedo
Manuel Llamas Felix
Radio Zamora S. de R.L.
La Viz del Comecio de Zamora
Gaibriel Saenz Gutierrez
Location
Call
Letters Frequency
Artemisa CMAD
Artemisa CMAR
Bayamo CMKX
Cabaiguan CMHP
Camaguey CM JE
Camaguey CMJF
Camaguey CMJC
Camaguey CMJW
Camaguey CMJA
1240
1170
1250
680
1340
1270
1440
Owner
Manuel Domingues Motolongo
Manuel Diaz Autran
Aistides Gervet Villaf ane
Borgos Enriquez
Satellite CMBC Havana
Radio Camaguey
Cadena Camagueyana de Radio
Andres Moran Cisneros
Rafael Valdes Jiminez
743
STATIONS OF CUBA
Call
Location Letters Frequency
Camaguey CMJR
Camajuani CMHF 1020
Camaguey CMJG 1000
Camaguey CMJN
Camaguey CMJB 880
Camaguey CMJB 850
Camaguey CMJK 1160
Cardenas CMGE 1470
Ciego de Avila CMJH 1370
Ciego de Avila CMJD 1190
Ciego de Avila CMJY 800
Ciego de Avila CMJY 760
Ciego de Avila CMJP 580
Ciego de Avila CMJM 1080
Cienfuegos CMHU 720
Cienfuegos CMHU 1130
Cienfuegos CMHJ 1350
Cienfuegos CMHX 1480
Ciego de Avila CMJS 1580
Ciego de Avila CMJO
Colon CMGM 1440
Cruces CMHK 1220
Cruces CMHK 1210
Encrucijada CMHE
Florida CMJI
Guantanamo CMKA
Guantanamo CMKH 1140
Guantanamo CMKH
Guantanamo CMKI lllO
Guantanamo CMKS 1070
Guantanamo CMKS 900
Guanabacoa CMBC 690
Havana CMOA 1590
Havana CMZ 1560
Havana CMOX 1490
Havana CMCM 1460
Havana CMCQ 1420
Havana CMBX 1390
Havana CMBG 1360
Havana CMCB 1330
Havana CMCO 1230
Havana CMK
Havana CMCA 1150
Havana CMBY 1120
Havana CMBS 1090
Havana CMCI 1260
Havana CMCX 1060
Havana CMBQ 1010
Havana CMCK 980
Havana CMGN 960
Havana CMBF 950
Havana CMJL
Havana CMAQ 920
Havana CMCF 910
Havana CMHD 890
Havana CMBL 860
Havana CMAN 840
Havana CMBZ 830
Havana : . . . CMCH 790
Havana CMHB 780
Havana CMCD 760
744
Ovmer
Org. Insular de Radio S.A.
Jose Fernandez Aleman
Cadena Oriental de Radio S.A.
RHC Cadena Azul S.A.
Union Radio S.A.
Union Radio S.A.
Jones, Castrillon y Cia
Genaro Sabater Fox
Luis Maraui Mendoza
Union Radio S.A.
Simeon Ferro Martinez
Cadena Oriental de Radio S.A.
RHC Cadena Azul S.A.
Modesto Vasquez Gonzales
Modesto Vasquez Gonzales
Union Radio S.A.
Eugeni'o Perez Mena
Bonifacio Idelf onso Morales
Virgilio Villanueva Bravo
Virgilio Villanueva Bravo
Virgilio R. Diaz Quintanilla
Dr. Osvaldo Moran Artega
Cadena Oriental de Radio S.A.
Cadena Oriental de Radio S.A.
Luis Coronado Estrada
Union Radio S.A.
Union Radio S.A,
Candidi S. von Suarez
Radiodif Progesso S.A.
Juan Fernandez Duran
Ministry of Education
Cia. Electronica S.A.
Cia. Transradio Columbia S.A.
Andres Martinez
Alberto Alvarez Ferrera
Dr. Antonio Fuentes Rodriguez
Radio Reloj S.A.
Edelberto Perez Rubio
Faust 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.
RHC Cadena Azul S.A.
Radio Universal S.A.
Circuito CMQ S.A.
Circuito CMQ S.A.
J. Ulloa y Cia.
Union Radio S.A.
Radio Cadema Suaritos
RHC Cadena Azul S.A.
Manuel y Guillermo Salas
Radio Cadena Habana S.A.
Union Radio S.A.
La Voz del Aire
STATIONS OF CUBA
• • •
Call
Location
Letters
Frequency
Havana
CMKJ
740
Havana
CMCD
740
Havana
CMCA
730
Havana
CMW
550
Havana
CMCY
590
Havana
CMQ
630
Havana
CMCW
1290
Havana
CMCU
660
Holguin
CMKT
1520
Holguin
CMKT
Holguin
CMDC
Holguin
CMKO
1220
Holguin
....... CMKF
1050
Holguin
CMKD
970
Holguin
CMKJ
730
Holguin
CMKP
670
Holguin
CMKV
600
Holguin
CMKM
560
Mantanzas
CMGF
930
Manzanillo
CMDF
1590
Marianao
CMBD
1520
Matanzas
CMGW
1100
Matanzas
CMGF
Matanzas
CMGW
1420
Matanzas
CMGU
Matanzas
CMGL
1400
Moron
CMJX
Nuevitas
CMJQ
1300
Palma Soriano
CMKZ
1430
Pinar del Rio
CMAB
1070
Pinar del Rio
CMAN
1300
Pinar del Rio
CMAL
Pinar del Rio
CMAW
990
Pinar del Rio
CMAW
800
Pinar del Rio
CMAB
760
Puerto Padre
CMKY
Puerto Padre
CMKY
1340
Sagua La Grande
CMHR
1560
Sancti Spiritus
CMHT
990
Sancti Spiritus
CMHB
1050
San Luis
CMKQ
San Luis
CMKQ
Santiago de Cuba
CMDB
680
Santiago de Cuba
CMKC
770
Santiago de Cuba
CMKL
800
Santiago de Cuba
CMKU
850
Santiago de Cuba
CMKU
900
Santiago de Cuba
CMKN
930
Santiago de Cuba
CMKW
Santiago de Cuba
CMKR
Santiago de Cuba
CMKB
Santiago de Cuba
CMKC
1290
Sagua la Grande
CMHA
1280
Santiago de Cuba
CMDA
1320
Santa Clara
CMHO
1310
Santiago de Cuba
CMDC
1360
Santa Clara
CMHI
570
Santa Clara
CMHQ
640
Santa Clara
CMHG
680
Santa Clara
CMHD
780
Santa Clara
CMHW
810
Owner
Circuito CMQ S.A.
La Voz del Aire
Radio Publicidad Tropico S.A.
A. Gil y M. Troncoso
RHC Cadena Azul S.A.
Cirquito CMQ S.A.
Gilb. yiMario Lavin Dominguez
Radio Garcia Serra S.A.
Alf r. O. Sanchez Moregon
Cadena Oriental de Radio S.A.
Manuel Angulo Ferran
Manuel J. de Gongova
Cadena Oriental de Radio
Circuito CMQ S.A.
Satellite CMBC Havana
RHC Cadena Azul S.A.
Union Radio S.A.
Manuel Domingues Motolongo
Juan Fernandez Duran
Luis Perez Garcia
Ramon A. de Zayas Lopez
RHC Cadena Azul S.A.
Ramon A. de Zayas Lopez
Cadena Oriental de Radio S.A.
Cadena Oriental de Radio S.A.
Dr. Paible Castellanos Caballero
Juan Filiguieras Cabaleiro
Maria Dominguez Dousseu
Simeon Ferro Martinez
RHC Cadena Azul S.A.
Radioccidenta S.A.
Pedro Redondo Fernandez
Pedro Redondo Fernandez
Simeon Ferro Martinez
Pedro Zacca Cheda
Union Radio S.A.
Juan B. Santana Padron
Union Radio S.A.
Raul de Arms Trompeta
Synchronized with CMBC Camaguey
Radio Orientale S.A.
Cadena Oriental de Radio S.A.
Circuito CMQ S.A.
Circuito CMQ S.A.
RHC Cadena Azul S.A.
Reloj Del Aire S.A.
Jaime Nadal
Union Radio S.A.
Radio Oriente S.A.
Justiniano Valdes Aguado
Org. Insular de Radio
Cadena Oriental de Radio S.A.
RHC Cadena Azul S.A.
Cirquito CMQ S.A.
Synchronized with Camaguey
Union Radio S.A.
RHC Cadena Azul S.A.
745
• * STATIONS OF CUBA— HAITI— DOMINICAN REPUBLIC * *
Call
Location Letters Frequency
Santa Clara CMHM 970
Santa Clara CMHF 1040
San Cristobal CMAC 1030
Santa Clara CMHM 1130
Santa Clara CMHC 1410
Santa Clara CMHC 1480
Santa Clara CMHC 1480
Sancti Spiritus CMHL 1450
Victoria de las Tunas CMKG
Victoria de las Tunas CMKE
Owner
Cadena Oriental de Radio S.A.
Jose Fernandez Aleman
Guillermo Garcia Ovies
Cadena Oriental de Radio S.A.
Ramon Espinosa Perez
Humberto Anteres Pena
STATIONS OF HAITI
i^
Location
Port-au-Prince
Port-au-Prince
Call
Letters Frequency
..4VW
4VGM
1300
1470
Owner
Ricardo Widmaier
Frank C. Magloire
Call
Location Letters
Bani H13V
Ciudad Trujillo HIT
Ciudad Trujillo HIZ
Cuidad Trujillo H12H
Cuidad Trujillo HIN
Ciudad Trujillo HIG
Ciudad Trujillo HIL
Ciudad Trujillo H13T
Puerto Plata H19U
San Cristobal H12R
San Francisco de Macoris H14F
San Francisco de Macoris H14C
San Pedro de Macoris H13J
Santiago H14B
Santiago H13A
Santiago H16T
Santiago . . H18B
Santiago H19Z
Santiago HUL
Frequency
Owner
1310
Manuel Bello Hi jo
1400
Francisco A. Sanabia
1350
Frank Hatton
1490
Raf . E. Tavarez L.
1220
Partido Dominicano
950
Andres Cordero Puello
790
Joaquin C. Pellicer
620
J. Arismendi Trujillo
1240
Luis A. Pelegrin
Luis Alberti
1440
1250
Manuel R. Peralta
1360
1330
Abraham Vanderhorst
1400
Expedi Pou
1380
610
820
Luis F. Mosooso C.
1230
Joacquin C. Pellicer
746
Radio Programas de Mexico. S. A.
Head & General Offices: Bucareli 109
Phones:
Head OflFice: 35-13-73—12-72-34
General Offices: 36-29-01—12-65-44—13-91-14
P. O. Box 1324
Mexico City, Mexico
— PERSONNEL —
President fir General Manager Clemente Serna Martinez
Assistant Manager — G)mmercial Antonio Eufracio Ontiveros
President Cr CeneraJ Manager Rafael Cutberto Navarro
Sub-Manager jose Horacio Septien
Assistant Manager— Accounting Raquel Burgos Romero
Assistant to President Maria Vazquez
Sales Manager Hector Ventura de Castro
Head of Control Valente Garza Garcia
Advertising Department Jorge Suarez Lozano
Radio Cadena NacionaL S. A.
Head Office: Vallarta #1
General Offices: Vallarta #1
Phones:
Head Office: 21-01-78—36-84-68
General Offices: 10-39-09—21-38-62
P. O. Box 7892
Mexico City, Mexico
— PERSONNEL —
President and General Manager Rafael Cutberto Navarro
Manager Miguel A. Tinoco
Assistant Manager Jesus Amor D.
Assistant Manager lose Horacio Septien
Sales Manager Hector Ventura de Castro
Head of Control Valente Garza Garcia
Advertising Department Jorge Suarez Lozano
Bookkeeping Department. Raquel Burgos Romero
747
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HOLLYWOOD; CHICAGO: BOSTON: LONDON
RADIO^TELEVISION
PROGRAM PRODUCERS
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ADVANCE TELEVISION PICTURE
SERVICE, INC.
729 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-6873
President Charles A. Alicoate
Secy. & Treas F, E. Miles
Services Offered: Producers and distribn*
tors of films, features, shorts and package
films for TV. Stock Shots Film, Private Pro-
jection Theaters, Cutting and Editing.
ADVERTISERS RECORDING
SERVICE, INC.
113 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-0141-2
President James A. Miller
Secretary E. B. McCutcheon
Services Offered: Program production, Mil-
lertape editing, wax and instantaneous re-
cording, studio rental, phonograph records.
AFFILIATED PROGRAM SERVICE
INC.
535 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-1881
President Paul F. Adler
Services Offered: Syndicated films, ani-
mated spots.
NICHOLAS T. AGNETA
RKO Bldg., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-0232
Manager Nicholas T. Agneta
Services Offered: Recording, Production,
Scripts, Talent.
AIR FEATURES, INC.
347 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 9-5900
Manager I. S. Becker
Services Offered: Radio-TV package pro-
ductions, live, transcribed and film.
ALTON ALEXANDER RADIO-
TELEVISION PRODUCTIONS
825 W. 187th St., New York 33, N. Y.
Phone LOrraine 8-3100
Manager Lottie Ritter
Services Offered: Recording, Scripts, Pack-
age Programs, Production.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF FOOD
PRODUCTS, INC.
19 West 44th St., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-9494
General Manager Robert A. Bories
Services Offered: Production, scripts,
talent for food merchandising.
AMERICAN NATIONAL VIDEO
PRODUCTIONS, INC.
17 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago 2, 111.
Phone: Financial 6-2255
Pres. & Gen. Mgr Thomas J. O'Brien, Jr.
Asso. Producer Jean Gendon
Asso. Producer Phyllis F. O'Brien
Admin. Asst Allis Allen
Admin. Asst Dan D. O'Brien
Services Offered: Live, film shows & com-
mercials.
CHARLES R. ANDREWS
AFFILIATES, INC.
19 E. 53rd St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-7589
President Charles R. Andrews
Sect.-Treas Marjorie Warner
Services Offered: Package shows.
Productions: "Jolly Gene and his Fun
Machine," "Cartoon TeleTales," AUie Lowe
Miles — Women's shows.
PETER ARNELL PRODUCTIONS, INC.
214 E. 51st St., New York
Phone: PLaza 5-2145
ASSOCIATED BROADCAST
ADVERTISING CO.
8409Vi Melrose Place, Los Angeles 46, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 8-2972
Partner, Advg. Mgr. & Publicity
Dir Irwin T. Porter
Partner, Program Mgr. & Dir. Research
Dept Gertrude T. Porter
Script Dept Jean Norab
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. General Manager ....Oliver Gramling
Serices Offered: 24-hour news coverage,
hourly news summaries, daily & weekly fea-
ture coverage for TV & radio.
751
Stanley /. WoU
PRODUCTIONS
COMPLETE RADIO AND TELEVISION PACKAGES
• • •
PROGRAM PRODUCERS
• • •
ANNBARBINEL
54 Riverside Dr^ New York 24, N. Y.
Phone: ENdicoll 24351
President Ann Barbinel
Services Offered: Creating - producing • di-
recting custom built package shows for radio
and TV.
BARRY, ENRIGHT & FRIENDLY
PRODUCTIONS, INC.
667 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y.
Phone: TEmpleton 2-8600
President Jack Barry
Vice-President Dan Enright
V.-P. in Chg. Sales. . . .Edwin S. Friendly, Jr.
Executive Producer Myron Oppenheimer
Producers Ann Lawlon,
Alta Bassett, Fred Steltner
Services Offered: Package producers of
live and transcribed radio shows and live and
filmed TV shows.
BASCH RADIO & TELEVISION
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; ideas, scripts, talent and
production on live and transcribed pro-
grams; custom and syndicated recordings;
TV programs and commercial spots, live
and film.
ZACH BAYM FILMS
13 E. 37 St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray HiU 94175
Owner Zach Baym
Services Offered: Distribution of films for
TV. 1-hour features & westerns; half, quar-
ter-hour documentary-travel series; baseball
series; animated cartoon series; Christmas
films.
IRENE BEASLEY RADIO
PRODUCTION SERVICE
501 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PL aza 3-8940
Owner Irene Beasley
Manager Prizes Betty Beaney
Supervisor Mail Rita Burke
Production Assistant Edward Burke
Services Offered: Program production;
live radio and TV shows and spot campaigns.
BECK STUDIOS, INC.
Lyceum Theatre, Minneapolis 3, Minn.
Phone: LI 4708
Executive Director Joseph H. Beck
Technical Supervisor William E, Cage
Sales Promotion Mel Jass
Services Offered: TV package program ser-
vice. Live productions and films, features
and commercials. Full studio and camera
facilities, staflf of nine TV-experienced pro-
gram directors and seven TV engineers. Prior
TV rights to Lyceum Theater, Upper Mid-
west's leading legit playhouse.
V. S. BECKER PRODUCTIONS
562 Fifth Ave., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LUxemburg 2-1040
Owner Viola S. Becker
Services Offered: Production of package
shows and commercials for Radio, Television
programs, live and film. Distributors of film;
representatives of talent & ideas for Radio,
TV, film, sales promotion.
GEORGE R. BENTEL & ASSOCIATES
6606 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Granite 8608
President George R. Bentel
Vice-President Scott Perkins
Services Offered: Radio & TV Packages,
Complete Literary Library to Supply both
markets. RepresentingWorld Famous authors
and their works. TV shows on film.
WALTER BIDDICK CO.
(Radio Programs Div.)
1151 S. Bway., Los Angeles 15, Calif.
Phone: RI 6184
Manager Guy Riddick
Asst. Mgr Mildred Biddick
Traveling Rep Burl Zoul
Services Offered: Preparing and recording
commercial announcements for your own
individual requirements. Packaged V^-min.
transcribed announcements already prepared
for various type businesses. Packaged
quarter-hour transcribed radio programs.
Transcribed sacred music libraries sold out-
right.
ALBERT BLACK TELEVISION
PRODUCTS
1270 Sixth Ave., New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-5885-6
President Albert BIa«;k
V.P., Secy., Treas Michael Lippert
Exec. Director Julien Roffman
Services Offered: Live and film package
shows; commercials for television; radio
shows, transcriptions.
FORD BOND RADIO
PRODUCTIONS, INC.
810 RCA Bldg., W., New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-2236
President Ford Bond
Services Offered: Specializing in open-end
transcribed programs. Development of pro-
gram ideas and advice on radio production.
Counselor on radio and TV presentation.
753
PROGRAM PRODUCERS
THE BORIES ORGANIZATION
iw W. Mth St.. New York. N. Y.
Phoiu-: Ml rray Hill 24944
l*re«icl<>nt Bob Bories
Serxices Offered: Radio and TV package
produrer.
RICHARD BRADLEY ASSOCIATES
SIO N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-5543
President Richard Bradley
Sefrrtary-Trcasurer B. J. Tunick
Prog. Exec. & Dir. of Radio
Sales Richard Bradley
Office Manager Leo Rabens
Services Offered: General advertising ser-
vicMi specializing in radio advertising, TV
•erowntfi. etc.
BROADCASTING PROGRAM
SERVICE
341 Madi^on Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 3-3881
President Herbert Rosen
Services Offered: Tranbcription service,
muaical programs on tape, sound effects
record'', mooil arul hridpe imj>ir library, TV
prograni- on fihn-.
BYRON PRODUCTIONS
8 E. 52nd Sl^ New York 22, N. Y.
Phane: PLaza 3-6930
President .Edward A. Byron
Services Offered: Package programs.
GARRY J. CARTER OF CANADA
LTD.
59 Avenue Rd., Toronto, Canada
Phone: PR. 3505
President Garry J. Carter
Asst. to the President Bob Howe
Production Manager Eva Rogers
Time Buyer Isabel Philip
Copy Chief Stanton Edwards
Public Relations D. Peters
Services Offered: General advertising in all
media, creative and art.
THE BRUCE CHAPMAN CO.
55 W. 42nd St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Wisconsin 7-9244
President Bruce Chapman
Vice-Pres.-Treasurer Edna Chapman
Sales Manager Quentin Gulliver
Paris Manager Dan Morley
London Manager Frank Byer?
Berlin Manager Rolf Brede
TV Film Director. Michael Alexander
Radio & TV programs produced in U. S.
and Europe.
GOODSON - TODM AN PRODUCTIONS
Creative Programmirif^ For Radio, Television and Television Films
41 East 57th Street
New York 22, N. Y.
MARK GOODSON
BILL TODMAN
754
PROGRAM PRODUCERS
CHESHIRE & ASSCXJIATES
6533 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 94580
General Manager Bob Reichenbach
Productions Director Harry V. Cheshire
Services Offered: Transcribed program and
television film producers and dif>tributors.
Open-end and cu:^tom features.
CINEFFECTS, INC.
(For complete listing see TV Film Producers)
LESLIE CLUCAS
6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone Hillside 7593
Owner Leslie Clucas
Services Offered: Production of live pack-
aged musical and dramatic shows, which in-
clude writing, production, musicians, con-
ductor and arrangements, actors, announcer,
and all other talent.
TED COLLINS CORP.
500 Fifth Ave., New York, xN. Y.
Manager Ted Collins
Services Offered: Talent, Production.
COMMODORE PRODUCTIONS &
ARTISTS, INC.
1350 N. Highland Ave, HoUywood 28, Calif.
Phone : HoUywood 9-8229
Pres. & Exec. Prod Walter White, Jr.
Associate Prod Bill Heath
Production Mgr Vernon Keays
Coordinator Eleanor Payne
Casting Director Miriam Powers
Film Editor. .. .Robert Warwick, Jr. (a.c.e.)
Art Director James Sullivan
Services Offered: Hopalong Cassidy, 104
episodes transcribed open-end for radio V^
hour; The Clyde Beatty Show. Radio: Tran-
scribed open-end shows V2 hour: TV 13 V^
hour films in color: Strolling Tom, 156 15-
minute episodes; "Down Our Way" 26 30-
minute episodes; "Perils of the Jungle,**
feature length motion picture starring Clyde
Beatty.
COMPAGNIE FRANCAISE DE FILMS
73 Champs Elysees, Paris
Phone: Elysees 2-30
President A. Tinchant
Executive Producer Jean Masson
Secretary Jean Arroy
TV Advisor ^ al Williams
Services Offered: Production and pacivag-
ing of TV shows made in France for agencies
and stations.
TWO OF OUR TOPS!
Now on NBC
A PERENNIAL FAVORITE
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Radio and Television's Leading Quiz Show
V2 Hour Daily — Monday thru Friday
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MC
with WIN ELLIOTT
also
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Starting June 23 — Tuesday Nights
at 8:30 P.M. E.S.T.
NBC-TV — Coast-to-Coast Network
BERT PARKS
MC
Radio's Outstanding Serial
About the Little Orphanage
in Glendale and Its Head
Matron Julie (Jan Miner)
Directed by JACK RUBIN
WCBS. 3 P.M., and Entire CBS Network
WOLF ASSO<
Radio and Telev
420 MADISON AVI
CIATES, INC.
sion Productions
ENUE, NEW YORK
755
PROGRAM PRODUC ERS
FRANK COOPER ASSOCIATES
AGENCY
6277 Selma Ave^ Hollvwood 28, Calif.
Phone: HO 0-3737
N. Y. Phone: VAnderbile 6-5661
Prrsiiirnt Frank Cooper
V.P. Chjte. of N. Y. Office:
521 Fifth Ave Sy Fischer
Head of Sales— Calif. Off.. .Martin Sperber
Fxecutive Srretary Gloria Farrier
Senicrs Offered: Packagers and sales rep-
re»entati>c> of radio and television pro*
pramo. Reproenlatives of writers and talent.
Vroductions: Man Against Crime, The
Lineup, Strike It Rich, Hail the Champ,
Rrrt Nighter, The Chase.
JACK L. COOPER RADIO
ADVERTISING SERVICE
1331 W. 11 lib Place, Chicago 43, 111.
Pbont-: BEverly 8-2056
Manager Jack L. Cooper
Sal«-« Manager B »b Robert-
Rfligious Pgms. Dir I. Leon Roberts
Mijwi.jl I)ir«*rtor (;(rliu.'e R. Coope/
Services Offered: Recorded programs:
popular, r* lif(i(iui«, organ; live talent: relig-
ious drama, etc.
LOUIS G. COWAN. INC.
ST5 MadiMin Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-3700
Pre»idenl ..Louis G. Cowan
Virr.Pret.iden». . Iljirry Fieiscbrnan
Treasurer J. Kyle Fabcr
8 .S. Mirbigan Ave^ Chicago 3, 111.
Phone: RAndolph 6-2022
Vire-Prei!.-in^^harge John Lewellen
Vire-Pre. H. I). Micbels
Sertic€% Offered: A MTV-Productions-Net-
work Programs (Package); Production-
Trantrription Programs; Program Consult-
ant».
DAMON RECORDING STUDIOS,
INC.
1221 Baltimore Ave., Kansas City 6, Mo.
Phone: Victor 2585
Pretident Vic Damon
V. P. it Trea« Alice Damon
SerreUry Harry A. Morris
f:ngineer Roger Webb
Seriuet Offtred: Commercial, personal
and audition mordingi, on tape, dihcs at all
N. Radio- 1 V 4iowh. upotn TV film hound
air rberkf; ma»>ters portabb; record-
J*ublir addre-ii ini,lallalion8, sales-rental
I ■ j( «-.
FREDERIC DAMRAU, M. D.
217 Paris A v.:., .N>w York 17. N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-3638
^ir^toT Frederic Damrau, M. D.
AFTRA Associate Adeline Manecry
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
presentation. Also special scripts and ideas
furnished for all types of sport programs for
local, regional or network presentation.
GORDON M. DAY PRODUCTIONS
108 E. 30th St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: ORegon 9-3595
Writer, Composer Gordon M. Day
Director Carol Bulkley
Production Mgr Edith Adelson
Treasurer Leo L. Reich
Services Offered: Package programs, radio-
TV department service to advertising
agencies, creating and producing custom-
built musical jingles and spots of all kind.
ROY DE GROOT CONSULTANTS,
INC.
551 Fifth Ave New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-9135
President Roy de Groot
Vice-President Kalherine Hynes
Chief, TV Dept Margot Murphy
Chief, Music Dept I. Rabinowitz
Chief, Art Dept Ed Winslow
Services Offered: Counseling in mass com-
munications through radio, TV and motion
picture. Planning and development of sin-
gle programs or entire campaigns. Complete
service for script, costume and stage design,
animation, tape or disc recording, live or
film.
THE DEMBY PRODUCTIONS, INC.
34 E. 51 St., New York 22. N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-2495
President .Emanuel Demby
V.P. & Gen. Mgr. Myron Broun
Program Supervisor Alexander Marshaek
Script Editor Allen Swift
Women & Fashions Editor. .Mildred Demby
Client Relations Hunter Smith
Services Offered: Radio programming, spot
announcements. Public relations and mer-
chandising for radio and TV shows. Asian
and Latin-American representation for films
and press.
756
• • •
PROGRAM PRODUCERS
• • •
JERRY DEVINE PRODUCTIONS
6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HU 2-1228
Owner Jerry Devine
Casting Director Peg Hansen
Services Offered: Packaged radio programs.
ALFRED DDCON PRODUCTIONS
109 E. 39th 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
Owner Harry S. Dube
Manager J. Knight
Services Offered: Live Talent, package
shows and transcriptions.
DYNAMIC FILMS INC.
112 W. 89th St., New York 24, N. Y.
Phone: TRafalgar 3-6221
President Henry Morley
Treasurer Nathan Zucker
Editorial Chief Luke Bennett
Production Manager Carson Davidson
Sound Engineer John De Blau
Musical Director Donald Lewis
Services Offered: Film producer — open end
films and commercials made specifically for
TV; amusement and dramatic shorts; educa-
tional and industrial shorts; marionette
shorts; spot news and special event cover-
age; video transcriptions; complete sound
recording and sound stage facilities; film
consultants.
W. M. ELLSWORTH
Suite 203, 159 E. Chicago
Phone: MOhawk 4-7050
Owner W. M. Ellsworth
Services Offered: Talent, programs, pro-
duction.
EMPIRE BROADCASTING CORP.
480 Lexington Ave.. New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-4500
President Helen D. Kelleher
Vice-President Fred de Jaager
Vice-President Arthur Lubo
Secretary John H. Dwyer
Services Offered: All types of recording
namely: tape-disc, studios, air-line checks,
AM-FM-TV portable jobs, film synchroniza-
tion.
BERNARD ESTES
6 Peter Cooper Rd., New York 10, N. Y.
Phone: SPring 7-5766
President Bernard Estes
Secretary-Treasurer Hazel Estes
Services Offered: Live and transcribed
package shows produced. Specializing in
news and feature programs designed for
public relations impact, AM, Video.
FADIMAN ASSOCIATES, LTD.
1501 Broadway, New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: LAckawanna 4-3544
Manager Edwin Fadiman
Services Offered: Production, Package
Snows
JERRY FAIRBANKS, INC.
6052 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hudson 2-2110 1
Pres. & Exec. Prod Jerry Fairbanks
V. P. Chg. Studio Operations Sid Rogel
Sales Director B. N. Darling
Production Manager Raoul Pagel
Dir. Sound Dept Lawrence Aicholtz
Services Offered — Producers and distrib"
utors of film made especially for TV. Pro-
ducers of commercial and theatrical motion
pictures. Producers of video film spots;
package programs for networks, agencies and
for stations for local sponsors.
FILM ASSOCIATES, INC.
440 E. Schantz Ave., Dayton 9, O.
Phone: WAlnut 2164
President-Treasurer E. Raymond Arn, Jr.
Vice-President Mildred G. Am
Secretary Clement V. Jacobs
General Manager Edward R. Lang
Office Manager Joan E. Walsh
Services Offered: Producers of TV "Tele-
skits** packaged complete fill in shorts of
vaudeville character. Advertising trailers,
newsreels. Complete facilities for TV film
productions. Slides for TV, station breaks,
electrical transcription facilities.
nSHER PRODUCTIONS
347 East 52nd St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-5443
Owner Maggy Fisher
Assistant Marion Mullen
Services Offered: Packaging, writing, di-
recting TV and radio shows.
GEORGE F. FOLEY, INC.
9 East 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
President G. F. Foley
Services Offered: Package programs, talent
representative, production consultant.
WALT FRAMER ASSOCIATES
501 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-2000
Producer Walt Framer
Associate Producer Joe Gottlieb
Production Assistant Mervyn Framer
Production Supervisors Paul Kaczander,
Vivian Roberts, Sidney Tamber, Estelle
Citron
Services Offered: Specializing audience
participation and quiz shows. Packages, pro-
duction, question research, contestant screen-
ing.
757
PROGRAM PRODUCERS
ALLEN A. FUNT PRODUCTIONS
100 Central I'ark South, Room ll-C,
New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-5227
Praddent Allen A. Funi
Production Al Slep
Cameraman Arthur Florman
Camera Assistant Howard Kuperman
Sound Teehnician Ralph Friedman
F^itorial Stanley Koti.^, Elliot Schick
S<'rretary Jeanne E. Thomas
Services Offered: Network, live, tran-
srribed and >>ndirated propram? and eandid
rommerrials.
GAINSBOROUGH ASSOCIATRS^
207 K. 3i»lh St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phom-: ORegon 9-2720
Prenident Mike Jahlons
Vir»'.Pre«. & Gen. Mgr Josephine Savoca
Ca-ting Director Arlene Shelley Gaines
V.P. in Charge Sales Martin Seligson
Dirrrtor Puh. & Prom Shirley Graf
Director Media Re>earch Aaron Settle
Director H<)llywood office ... Chas. B. Rogers
7200 Santa Monica Blvd.. Hollywood, Calif.
SerticPs Ofjervd: Radio and television
packagre producers. Program consultants to
new and existing radio-TV stations. Personal
representation and talent management. Pub-
licity and public relations.
GALE, INC.
48 W. 48th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-7100
President Moe Gale
Services Offered: Talent, management and
production.
GALLUCXI BROS. & ASSOCIATES
727 Meriden Rd., Waterbury 63, Conn.
Phone: Waterbury 3-5272
President Joe Gallucci
General Manager N. T. Gallucci
Servces Offered: Package programs.
HAROLD R. GINGRICH,
PRODUCTIONS
333 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: FRanklin 2-1022
Director Harold R. Gingrich
Musical Director. Jack Wonnell
Research Director Jessica Petrie
Services Offered: Transcriptions and films,
package program and counsellor service.
156 HALF-HOUR MYSTERIES
TOP RATED
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WARNING!
These programs DANGEROUS in the
hands of competition.
19 EAST 53 rd STREET at Madison Avenue . . NEW YORK CITY
753
• • •
PROGRAM PRODUCERS
• • *
GENERAL ARTISTS CORP.
1270 Sixth Ave^ New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-7543
President Thomas G. Rockwell
V.P., Chg. Radio-TV Depl.. Milton W. Krasny
V.P., Chge. Prod Harry Auger
Services Offered: Program production,
package shows, artists' repre?entatives.
GENERAL ENTERTAINMENT CORP.
128 E. 56th St., New York 23, N. Y.
Phone: ELdorado 5-3520
President & Treasurer. . . .Howard G. Barnes
V.-P. & Secretary A. Edward Masters
General Manager Hugh Brooks
Services Offered: Producers and distribu-
tors open-end transcriptions and live pro-
grams, spot announcements and jingles, Fihn
features and spot fihus for TV.
WILLIAM GERNANNT
180 Central Park South, New York 19, N. Y.
Services Offered: Radio and television pro-
gramming.
JOHN E. GIBBS & CO., INC.
30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-5959.
President John Gibbs
Writers Department Francis Head
Talent Department Bob Ferres
Services Offered: Radio and TV produc-
tion. Talent representation.
GRACE GIBSON RADIO
PRODUCTIONS
6533 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: GRanite 5543
General Manager Bob Reichenbach
Executive Producer Grace Gibson
Services Offered: Production and distribu.
tion of transcribed dramatic programs for
general or specific sponsorship.
HARRY S. GOODMAN
PRODUCTIONS
19 E. 53rd St., New York 22, N. Y.
President-Gen. Mgr Harry S. Goodman
Vice-Pres.-Charge Sales . Everett F. Goodman
Vice-Pres.-Charge TV. . . .Daniel R. Goodman
Secretary H. D. Knuth
Services Offered: Producer of syndicated
transcribed shows, live radio shows, syndi-
cated TV availabilities and live TV shows.
Also Custom Built AM and TV spots.
GOODSON-TODMAN PRODUC-
TIONS
49 E .52nd St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-9100
Partner William S. Todman
Cwmttodow|!xoi^
Consistently the Leader in
TOP TRANSCRIBED
SHOWS
for RADIO or TV!
^ "TARZAN" — Sponsored by General Foods — Coast-to-Coast Via CBS -^
— NOW AVAILABLE —
"THE CLYDE BEATTY SHOW"
RADIO: 156 Yz HR. TRANSCRIBED
OPEN-END SHOWS
TV: 13 EXCITING ^2 Hr. HLMS IN COLOR
"DOWN OUR WAY"
(26 30 -Minute Episodes)
"HOPALONG CASSIDY"
104 EPISODES TRANSCRIBED
OPEN-END FOR RADIO (Yz Hr.)
"STROLLING TOM"
(156 15 -Minute Episodes)
Also PRODUCERS OF:
"PERILS OF THE JUNGLE"
Clyde Beatty
AND THE CLYDE BEATTY COMIC BOOKS
^rite — Wire — Phone IMMEDIATELY for Full Information
97 \ N. LA CIENEGA WALTER WHITE, JR., President
HOLLYWOOD 46, CALIFORNIA
Feature-Length Motion Picture Starring
HOiXTVOOD 9-8229
759
• • •
PROGRAM PRODUCERS
• • •
Partner Mark Goodson
Business Manager Howard F. Todnian
Exec. Dir. of Programs Gil Fates
Script Editor Eugene Burr
Director of Sales Angus D. Mackintosh
Production Manager Jean Hollander
Services Offered: Producing and packag-
ing live and transcribed radio and live and
finished TV programs.
GOTHAM RECORDING CORP.
2 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-5577
President Herbert M. Moss
Vice Pres Stephen F. Temmer
Gen. Manager Harry F. Landon
Comptroller Robert M. Volkell
Services Offered: Recording (tape and
disc), program production and packages.
Transcriptions.
GREEN ASSOCIATES
520 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-0818
General Manager .Lewis G. Green
Services Offered: Production Spots, TV
shows, film.
JOHN GUEDEL RADIO
PRODUCTIONS
Room 600 Taft Bldg., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HEmpstead 5186
Vice-Pres. & Exec. Producer John Guedel
Services Offered: Radio and television
packaging and producing.
LAURENCE HAMMOND
PRODUCTIONS, INC.
455 E. 51st St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-2210
President Laurence Hammond
Vice-Pres Merikay Howard
Musical Supervisor Lloyd Shaffer
Services Offered: Packaging radio and TV
programs, live, transcribed and filmed. Also
consultant work in directing, writing, pro-
ducing and complete public relations facili-
ties.
SUE HASTINGS MARIONETTES.
INC.
3825 Bryan St., Dallas 4, Texas
Phone: Tenison 8158
President Linnea Roberts
Art Consultant D. B. Somers
Program Director Hal Linsley
Film Director L. J. Fisher
Scripts R. A. Green
Services Offered: Marionette productions
for children and adults especially adapted
for TV (live or film). Custom-built shows
with original scripts and music. Special pup-
pets made for commercials.
BARRY 8 ENRIGHT PRODUCTIONS, INC
667 MADISON AVENUE]* NEW YORK 21, N. Y. • TEMPLETON 2 - UOt
Qurf0Adc/reJ
• • •
PROGRAM PRODUCERS
• • •
ARTHUR HENLEY PRODUCTIONS
73-37 Austin St., Forest Hills, N. Y.
Phone: BOulevard 3-0136
Writer-Producer Arthur Henley
Services Offered: Creators of radio and
TV program production, writing, merchandis-
ing services.
WILLIAM F. HOLLAND
PRODUCTIONS
"Holland House," Auburn Ave. & Taft Rd.,
Cincinnati 19, 0.
Phone: CApitol 1252-3
President William F. Holland
Services Offered: Custom built spots and
programs for TV & radio. Transcription re-
cording studios and film production facilities.
WEST HOOKER, INC.
853— 7th Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone JUdson 2-3026
President West Hooker
Services Offered: Program production and
programs, Talent, Artists' Representative.
HOWARD RADIO-TV
PRODUCTIONS
123 W. Chestnut St., Chicago 40, 111.
Phone: Michigan 2-0128
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,
RICHARD W. HUBBELL &
ASSOCIATES
441 East 20th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: ORegon 7-6863
Chairman R. W. Hubbell
Branch Office
120 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Phone: BArclay 7-7760
Exec.-in-Charge Gilbert Parker
Services Offered: Program producers.
HUDES &LIND
550 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-8321
Producer Ted Hudes
Asst. Producer Bert Lind
Services Offered: Producers of transcribed
and live public service radio and television
programs.
INTER-CALIFORNIA
BROADCASTING SYSTEM
253 S. Broadway, Los Angeles 12, Calif.
Phone: MUtual 2759
HOLLYWOOD SCREEN TEST
MEET BETTY FURNESS
ALL ABOARD
SPARRING PARTNERS
LESTER LEWIS ASSOCIATES
n E. 48 ST., N. Y. 17
Radio-Television Productions
Personal Representation
PLaza 3-5083
761
PROGRAM PRODUCERS
i;«noral Maiiajit-r Gustavo Faisl Moran
Offirr Manap.r Margarita Lamar
National R» ps Forjoe & Co., Inc.
Services Offered: Specialists in Spanish
bngtiagc atlvertisiiip. Proiliution of Spanish
lansuape programs. Rrprest nlatives of radio
station XK(;M (located in Tijuana, Lower
California) and XECL (Mexicali).
INTERNATIONAL 16mm
CORP.
16.^ W . W.lh St.. New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-2265
Prej.ident-Treasurer Patrick E. Shanahan
Secretary George Blake
Board of Directors: Patrick E. Shanahan,
(.eorpe HIakc. Julia Cooke.
Sen ices Offered: Producers and distribu-
tors of motion pictures; prints in both
I6mm. and 3.')n»ni. subjects. Classical music
with S.Miiphoiiic Orchestras.
THE JAFFE AGENCY, INC.
38 E. 5:th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-6693
Prt-fidi-nt Sam Jaffe
\ in-'President Don A. Davis
In f!harge of Hooking Jerome Hellman
Service* Offered: Arti^ts' representatives;
TX and Hadio packa}:c producers.
JEWELL RADIO AND TELEVISION
PRODUCTIONS
185 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago 1, Illinois
Phone: Financial 6-4474
President James E. Jewell
Vice President W. Ralph Jewell
Manager Charles P. Flynn
Prom. Dir Ned E. Williams
Treas Lincoln Douglass
Musical Dir Richard Dix
Services Offered: A complete radio and
television production service. Scripts, Copy,
Music, Direction, Transcribed Package
Shows, Spots.
ROBERT JOSEPH TELEVISION
PRODUCTIONS
4453 Carpenter Ave., No. Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: SUnset 11331
President Robert Joseph
Vice-President Walter Klinger
Program Director Ken Charles
Sales Manager Monroe Mendelsohn
Services Offered: Packaging and produc-
tion of live and film TV, production of com-
mercial and industrial shorts and documen-
taries.
KAGRAN CORP.
4 W. 58th St., New York 19, N. Y.
KAGRAN CORPORATION
Martin Stone, President
RADIO and TV PRODUCTIONS
HOWDY DOODY
NBC-TV and Radio
GABBY HAYES SHOW
NBC-TV
THE AUTHOR MEETS THE CRITICS
Du Mont Network
4 West 58th St., New York, N. Y.
MU. 8-0585
762
PROGRAM PRODUCERS
Phone: MU 8-0585
Pres., Prod Martin Stone
V.P., Merchandising Dir Allan Stone
Assts. to Prod Joseph Clair,
Jerome Coopersmith
Merchandising Asst D. G. Forbe.s
Promotion Manager Al McDonald
Services Offered: Merchandising and TV
and radio package producers.
KASPER-GORDON INC.
140 Boylslon St., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: DEvonshire 8-7357
Pre^idenl-Prod. Mgr Edwin H. Kasper
Treasurer-Commercial Dir.. .Aaron S. Bloom
Office Manager Robert W. Graham
Engineer Frederick Piroumian
Services Offered: Custom-built TV film>
and "live" programs, syndicated open-end
TV programs on film animation, TV com-
mercials, silent and sound-on-film. Complete
facilities from the creation of the idea to the
finished product.
ROGER KAY ENTERPRISES, INC.
60 Sutton Place S., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-0549
Executive Producer Roger Kay
Agency Contact Nan Marquand
Legal Counsel Miller & Miller
Services Offered: Creators, producers.
packagers of television and radio programs,
live, transcribed, and film. Consultants on
programming. TV Show Doctoring.
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-President Lulu Mae Kurtze
Executive Producer C. Allen Fox
Asst. Executive Producer Jack Russell
Services Offered: Specialized services to
advertisers and advertising agencies, produc-
tion, direction and casting facilities for TV,
Radio and motion pictures.
LARRY KURTZE
1230 Washington Blvd., Chicago 7, 111.
Phone: Monroe 6-6271
Services Offered: Development of live or
filmed TV shows. General copy and produc-
tion services for broadcast media.
MR. WIZARD
On The NBC-TV Network From Chicago
Mr. Wizard created, written by and
starring Don Herbert
A Herbert S. Laufman Production
Jules Pewowar, Producer
763
PROGRAM PRODUC ERS
• • •
THE LANDT TRIO
H..Wor.l K.I.. Arm.Mik, N. Y.
riiom-: HA 9o971
Partner Karl B. Landt
Partnrr Jack M. Landl
Partnrr Dan B. Landt
Srriicet Offered: Mu>iral >pol annoinuc-
menlft, tranM'ril>«*d and li\r <>lio\%> for radio
anti Irlrvifiun.
LANG-WORTH DISTRIBUTING
CORP.
Sirinway Hall, 113 W. 57 Su New York 19,
N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-5700
President C. 0. Langlois
SecreUf7 John D. Langlois
Treaturer C. 0. Langlois, Jr.
Vke.Pre»idrnl W. O'Keefe
Srrrtm (fffervd: Open end and coninier-
rial lran«>rri|itiun>. dranialic and nui^iral for
radio l»ri>adra»linpc.
LANG-WORTH FEATURE
PROGRAMS. INC.
Sleioway Hall, 113 W. STili St., New York 19,
N. Y.
JUdfion 6-5700
Pretideni C. 0. Langlois
Secrrlary John D. Langlois
Trraaurer C. O. Langlois, Jr.
Vice Pre.ident W. O'Keefe
.Station* Kriationf Addison (!. Amor
«rM I oa.l Mff Hugh S. All.n
Srrticei Offered: TranM-rihed music library
•rr^ire for radio i!ilalion>-, adv^rti'-inp agj-nries
and ad«erli'^rrK. f u-lorn huilt radio pro-
fram*. \nttU livr ;iii<| ir.inw. rilMfl.
HERBERT S. LAUFMAN & COMPANY
62 1 >o. Mirhiicdn Av»-., ( hicago f), 111.
Phonr: Webster 92302
Partnrr. .S«|r» Hirhrrt S. Laufman
Partnrr. Produrtion Jule» Pitwowar
K&rruti%r Prod Bernard I. Mill, r
S^tiret Offtred: VinlanrrK and produn^r*
•I T\' progriiiii*. -iiiK-rNiHion of iirodm lion
for T\ fiifii I ntunit-ri i:i\<..
LAWRENCE PRODUCTIONS
:tA Tha>rr A\r^ L«, AnK«-l#ri, 24, Calif
Phone: Arizona 9-3265
^^n^r Bee Katon Lawrence
Produrtion Manager-Kirhard Hill Wilkinson
S^TtUmt Offered: Own and ^#-11 trans, rihed
radio teriet "MyMrry U My Hohhy" hal/-
hour khow.
LAWRENCE 6 LEE. INC.
fx|uilal>l« Itldn., Hollynood 28, Calif.
Phone: HnUide 0101
Pf«-»idrnl Jerome Lawrerim
Virr.Pre.iflent Hoherl K. Lee
.Vrttrei Offered: Production con^ultantK.
IWivrry of literary right, for television,
radio and motion pictures.
JERRY LAYTON ASSOCIATES, INC.
551 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-6320
President Jerry Layton
Services Offered: Radio and television
>liows: live, transcribed, on film.
LES LEAR PRODUCTIONS CORP.
Hotel Sherman, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: FRanklin 2-2100
Pre.^ident Les Lear
Account Executives . Milt Parlow, Jack Curran
Services Offered: Radio, TV and film pro-
duction. Personal management.
JACK CURRIER LEWIS
P. O. Box 255, Riverside, Conn.
Phone: Old Greenwich 7-9474
Owner Jack Currier Lewis
(General Manager William P. Popp
Women's Programs Margaret Testei
Services Offered: Television and radio
packaged programs; film or live. Advisors
on TV or radio problems.
LESTER LEWIS ASSOCIATES
1 1 Fast 48th St., New York 17, N. Y
Phone: PLaza 3-5083
Partner Lester Lewis
Partner Juliet Lewis
Casting Director Marie Stroud
Sales Manager Merritt Franken
Literary Dept Carolyn W. Stagg
Script Editor Mort Lewis
Services Offered: TV package shows, per-
sonal management.
PHILLIPS H. LORD, INC.
501 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-2211
President Phillips H. Lord
'Manager Dorothy E. Levy
Program Supervisor Leonard L. Bass
Services Offereds Radio and TV package
«llOWh.
LUXEMBOURG BOROADCASTING
CO.— AMERICAN SALES &
SERVICING AGENCY
(Radio Luxemboiirg)
175 Fifth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y.
Phone: ALgonquin 4-7881
^«"ager Guy Bolam
C. P. MacGREGOR
729 S. Western Ave., Hollywood 5, Calif.
Phone: Dunkirk 44191
I resident c. P. MacGregor
Manager.. George R. Jones
Services Offered: Transcription library pro-
ductions: music library service, dramatic and
mus.eal programs; recording studios. Com-
P ete packaging including recording electro-
plating of masters and production on vinylite
pressings.
764
PROGRAM PRODUCERS
MARK Vn, LTD.
(For full listing see TV Film
Producer-Distributors)
ARNOLD MARQUIS PRODUC-
TIONS, INC.
717 N. La Cienega, Hollywood 46, Cal.
Phone: CRestview 6-8796
President Arnold Marquis
Services Offered: Write, direct, produce
and package radio and television programs
and spots.
MARSHALL— HESTER
PRODUCTIONS, INC.
521 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-2722-3-4
President A. W. Marshall
Vice-President Harriet Hester
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.
MASTERSON, REDDY & NELSON
745 Fifth Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-1120
Partner John Masterson
Partner John Reddy
Partner John Nelson
Director Ed Lef twich
Producer Jerry Bowne
Production Supvr Ruth Kyle
Business Mgr Helen Guy
Services Offered: Packaging and produc-
tion of radio and TV programs.
ALEXANDER McQUEEN &
ASSOCIATES
5222 N. Lakewood Ave., Chicago 40, 111.
Phone: RAvenswood 8-9010
Owner Alexander McQueen
Services Offered: "Nothing But The Truth"
feature (Reg. U. S. Pat. Office), in person,
transcribed, or TV. Research for human-
interest stories on sponsor's product.
METRO<JOLDWYN-MAYER RADIO
ATTRACTIONS
711 Fifth Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-1000
Director Bertram Lebhar, Jr.
Director of Production Raymond Katz
Dir. Dist. & Record Frank Roehrenbeck
Director of Publicity Jo Ranson
Asst. to Dir. of Prod Irwin Greenfield
Services Offered: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Radio Attractions offers the following syn-
dicated programs: "MGM Theater of the
Air," "The Story of Dr. Kildare,'* "The
Hardy Family,** "The Adventures of Maisie,**
"At Home With Lionel Barrymore," "Crime
PETER ARNELl
PACKAGER - PRODUCER
CBS CONSULTANT
<#•
originator of
The Name's The Same
Wheel of Fortune
Balance Your Budget
Rate Your Mate
4-
Exclusive Management
TED ASHLEY ASSOCIATES
Press Representative
Solters-O'Rourke Assoc.
765
LES LEAR
\
RADIO, TELEVISION,
FILMS, PUBLIC RELATIONS,
SPECIAL EVENTS,
MERCHANDISE
PRESENTATION
Procter & Gamble's
WELCOME
TRAVELERS
NBC NETWORK
RADIO — 6»h YEAR
TELEVISION SINCE SEPT. 6
1952
lES LEAR PRODUCTIONS
CORPORATION
Hofel Sherman
Chicago 1, III.
Phone: FRanklin 2-2100
766
P R O G R AM PRODUCERS
Dors Not Pay," "The Oacie Fields Show,"
"Jolin Neshitl's Passing Parade," "MGM
Musical Comedy Theatre," "The Adventures
of (Uisanova," "Woman of the Year," and
"Hhick Museum."
CHARLES MICHELSON, INC.
15 W. 47th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-0695
President Charles Michelson
Secretary A Michelson
Divisional Sales Manager Ray Linton
rraflic Manager R. Mantell
Export Manager Martin Diamond
Services Offered: Producers and distrib-
utors of open end quarter hour and half
hour radio and television programs. Radio
Transcription feature of mystery shows for
local station use and TV film series on 16
m.m. motion picture film.
MILVERNE PRODUCTIONS, INC.
Hotel Bryant, 230 W. 54th St., N. Y. 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-6224; Circle 6-2100, Ext. 219
Executive Producers Milton E. Stanson,
Vernon P. Becker.
Services Offered: Origination and produc-
tion of creative TV programs for every bud-
get: Creation and production of TV Film
and Radio commercials: Programming and
film consultants to agency and client.
MOLE & LEE, INC.
105 W. 55th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-0006
President John Mole
Exec. V.-P. & Secy Blanche Stuart Lee
V^f^itor Helen Andrews
Services Offered: Production of packaged
shows for Radio and TV.
WILLIAM MORRIS AGENCY, INC.
1710 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-5100
Kxec-in-Chge. of Radio. .Wallace S. Jordan
Services Offered: Production of packaged
shows for radio and IV, also talent reps.
CARLTON E. MORSE
PRODUCTIONS
l')00 Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hollywood 9-6161
^^*^"♦^^ Carlton Morse
^en:ices Offered: Recording, program pro-
H union, scripts, package programs.
MORTON RADIO PRODUCTIONS,
INC.
360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-4144
I resident . . Morton Jacobson
Senuy^s Offered: Transcribed radio pro-
HERBERT M. MOSS PRODUCTIONS
2 W. 46tl, St, New York 36, N. Y.
^ ^«'^ucer Herbert M. Mo8»
PROGRAM PRODUCERS
Sec.-Treas Rose Gray
Serf ices Offered: Live and transcribed
shows for Radio and TV.
MOTION PICTURE
PRODUCTIONS, INC.
Rockefeller Bldg., Cleveland 13, Ohio
Phone: PRospect 14900
President Donald C. Jones
Vice-President Claude N. Rakestraw
Secretary M. C. Jones
Services Offered: Producers of motion pic-
tures, television, and slidefilms on industrial
relations, sales promotion, sales and tech-
nical training, in black and white or color
with RCA sound in own studios and labora-
tories.
MUSIC CORPORATION OF
AMERICA
MCA Artists, Ltd.
598 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-7500
Branch Offices
35 Dover St., London, England
430 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
9370 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.
105 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Calif.
1172 Union Commerce Bldg., Cleveland, O.
2102 N. Akard St., Dallas, Tex.
837 Book Tower, Detroit, Mich.
9 Newbury St., Boston, Mass.
Northwestern Bank Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
Services Offered: Production and sales
service for live, recorded and filmed TV
and radio programs.
STANLEY MURPHY PRODUCTIONS
General Service Studios
Hollywood 38, California
Phone: HOUywood 7-3111
Services Offered: Package programs.
MUZAK CORPORATION
(For detailed listing see Associated Pro-
gram Service, Div. of Muzak Corp. under
Transcription Companies.)
THE NATIONAL RESEARCH
BUREAU, INC.
415 N. Dearborn St., Chicago 10, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-5080
Exec. Vice-Pres Frank P. Kendall
Services Offered: Copy and programming
services for radio stations, three monthly sec-
tions for the Station Manager, Program Direc-
tor and Continuity Director.
NELSON PRODUCTIONS, INC.
341 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 6-5862
President Raymond E. Nelson
Secy.-Treas Betty Nelson
Casting Dir Martin Roberts
Services Offered: Production-direction on
retainer or free-lance basis, package produc-
tion, consultation to agencies and clients,
time buying, filmed commercials, research.
CY NEWMAN PRODUCTIONS
221 West 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-0550
Executive Producer Cy Newman
Sales Manager James Koblenzer
Services Offered: Package, produce and
direct TV and radio shows.
OLIVER W. NICOLL PRODUCTIONS
37 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LUxemburg 2-5130
Cable Address: ARREFFAY Newyork
Producer-Dir.,
Executive-Dir Oliver W. NicoU
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.
OLIO VIDEO TELEVISION
PRODUCTIONS, INC.
(See Television Film Producers)
PALLADIUM RADIO
PRODUCTIONS, INC.
445 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-8644
Vice-President S. George Gallu
Services Offered: Package producers.
PAN AMERICAN BROADCASTING
CO.
17 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-0810
Program Director Leo Shore
Services Offered: Scripting, producing and
recording programs in over 50 foreign lan-
guages for use in United States and in for-
eign countries.
PETERSON RADIO PRODUCTIONS
1457 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Wisconsin 7-0069
Owner Donald Peterson
Services Offered: Recording, program pro-
duction (religious, economic).
NORMAN & IRVING PINCUS
18 E. 48th St., New York, N. Y.
Partnership Norman & Irving Pincus
Services Offered: Program producers.
GEORGE LOGAN PRICE, INC.
20828 Pacific Coast Hwy., Malibu, Calif.
Phone: Globe 6-2135
President George Logan Price
Sales Manager S. M. Lauch
Copy and Production. . . .George L. Price, Jr.
Services Offered: Production of packed
radio serials geared to sell to and for
767
PROGRAM PRODUCERS
rihi«4l jr.oimi* «.l «'\«r> t>pi'. Complete
arroiiip«n>inK on roiiiiiurriiils. puhlirity,
prnniolion aiut ptihlir n hilioiis.
PSI-TV. INC.
221 \k. STih St.. New York 19, N. Y.
Phonr: }\\Uon M>800
l*rr»i(lrnl H»rnard J. Protkter
Senirr% Offrr^: Pa«k;ijif I'rojiriims.
RCA VICTOR CUSTOM RECORD
SALES DIVISION
(Srr TraiiM-ription C.oiiipanii's.)
RADIO CITY PRODUCTIONS. INC.
'.'.(I 1 iflli An.-.. N.xx ^ork 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLu/.a MVHH
Pre., k Sale* Mgr Morton I). Calok
V.P. & Pro(t. Dir Raymond R. Chambers
Cenrral ManaK<-r Frank Srott
Srrticf% (>f)rred: Program production,
both iran>rril»«*fi and liv«-; ^pt'riali/.t' in pack-
•KinK Iran^rrihid ^po^th >liow> and fdming
of TV ftportx »crial!>. Scripti* cr«-attMl. Hadio,
TV reirhrily rndor^emcntii packaged.
/Vw/ur/ions: Radio: **PhiI Kiz/ulo's
>p«rt» Caravan**; ''Junior Jamboree";
-Sport* Korum of the Air." TV: '^Tommy
llrnrirh Show."
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
Production Unit, Hotel New Weston,
Madison Ave. at 49th St., New York
Phone: PLaza 3-4800
Managing Dir J. H. Macdonnell
Services Offered: Radio — Program produc-
tion and consultation, package live shows,
syndicated transcriptions, scripts, talent,
phonograph records, international radio serv-
ice. Television — Program production and
consultation, package live and film shows,
script, talent. Members of NSTP (Natl.
Society Television Producers).
R-STAR PRODUCTIONS
1429 Valleyheart Dr., Burbank, Calif.
Phone: ROckwell 9-2914
President Walter "Hank" Richards
Associate Prods.. Fred Howard, Merle Travis
Editor Dave Nowinson
Services Offered: Program packages.
Productions: "All American Jubilee," a one
hour "country style" show.
I
IDEAS in programming
— EXPERIENCE m production
DKMCV niOUl CTIOWS, Inc.
34East51St.. N.Y.C. PLaza 9-2495
TV (on air):
"WMAT-S rLAYING?" - Syndicated and |
Live, N. Y.
"SfWING rs FUN " — Syndicated and Live, N Y
HOW TO BE A COWBOY" Syndicoted
FIL.nS:
"THIS IS INDONISIA " - public relotions
•riLMS FO« SALES" - tolet training
K%DIO (on air):
yTi.BMiHG fOlMTV <dfomo, 26 recordinfli),
',-• 5' ', -r.mtnrt for Lody Orii Hoiicry,
. . . (incc 1936
combining showmanship
and »al«smonship
A^^^
^V^^^t^ARSHALLli^'i^H 1
■ I^K^B
MARSHALL HESTER
PRODUCTIONS, Inc.
521 FIFTH AVENUE
NEWY0RK17, N. Y.
*
MURRAY HILL 7-2722-3-4
768
• • •
PROGRAM PRODUCERS
• • •
RAO vroEO
366 Madison Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Va. 6-3417
Exec. Dir. Producer Robert A. Ormbach
Services Offered: TV package shows and
custom built productions — live and film.
Spot commercials and jingles, film or anima-
tion. TV consultants and specialists in low
budget programming for all types of ac-
counts.
REEMACK ENTERPRISES, INC.
527 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-7979
President Lou Goldberg
Vice-President Wanda Ellis
Secretary Lloyd Marx
Services Offered: Producers of "The Origi-
nal Amateur Hour."
STU REYNOLDS PRODUCTIONS
321 S. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 16155
President Stuart Reynolds
Services Offered: Specializing in the pro-
duction and sale of filmed TV programs;
also in the filming of television programs for
others and TV commercials; also produc-
tion and sale of radio programs.
R. S. ROBBINS
163 Bleecker St., New York 12, N. Y.
Phone: SP 7-2568
President R. S. Bobbins
Mgr. of Prize Promotion. .Edward E. Finch
Services Offered: Radio and Television
package producers and merchandise prizes.
BOB L. ROBERTS PRODUCTIONS
152 W. 54th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-4314-5
President Bob L. Roberts
Services Offered: A — Radio and TV live
and film productions. B — Specialized pub-
licity and promotion.
RICHARD H. ROFFMAN
ASSOCIATES
60 E. 67th Street
New York 21, N. Y.
Phone: TRinidad 9-5640
President Richard H. Roffman
Vice-President Alvin Rubin
Vice-President Nancy M. Osserman
Asst. to Pres Solomon Kalichman
Promotion Director Herman Jaffe
Radio-TV Director Maurice Roffman
Services Offered: Package programs and
production. Talent, Public Relations. Guest
NORMAN & IRVING
PINCUS
Distinctive television
productions
101 W. 55th Street, N. Y. C.
Walt Framer Productions
specializing
HIGH RATING
AUDIENCE-PARTICIPATION
and QUIZ SHOWS at LOW COST
CURRENT . . .
"STRIKE IT RICH"
"THE BIG PAYOFF"
"DOUBLE OR NOTHING"
on TV and Radio
IN PREPARATION . . .
"GREATEST MAN ON EARTH"
"MAKE A MILLION"
"BACKSTAGE REUNION"
"CALLING ON AMERICA"
"THE MAGIC HORSESHOE"
"FREE ENTERPRISE"
"PASS THE BUCK"
"JACK IN THE JUKEBOX"
WALT FRAMER PRODUCTIONS
1 23 WEST 44tii STREET New York 36, N. Y.
PLaza 70800
769
PROG RAM PRODUCERS
and Prize procurement, Publieity and Pro-
motion, Scripts, Lejial ('ounsel.
ROBINSON RECORDING LABS.
35 S. 9th St., Philadelphia 7, Pa.
Phone: WA 2-6800
President W. P. Robinson
Recording Engineers W. W. Jost,
(.lias. Metz
Sert'ices Offered: Manufacture professional
recording equipment. Produce transcribed
spots and electrical transcriptions for broad-
cast and TV.
ROCKHILL RADIO
18 E. 50th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-7979
President Stanley J. Wolf
Producer Albert Aley
Producer Leonard Carlton
Producer Allen Ducovny
Producer Drex Hines
Services Offered: Complete packages, radio,
TV and film.
JACK ROURKE PRODUCTIONS
6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HE 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."
LESUE ROUSH PRODUCTIONS,
INC.
333 W. 52nd St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-6430
President Leslie M. Roush
Vice-Pres Jules Sindic
Gen. Mgr John Fox
Assoc. Producer Charles Elms
Production Mgr James Di Gangi
Services Offered: Producers of commercial
motion pictures, sound slide films, slide mo-
tion films, TV programs and TV commer-
cials.
Productions: TV Comm'ls: Canada Dry
Ginger Ale; Shredded Wheat; Fig New-
tons; Vanilla Wafers; White Rose Tea &
Coffee; Benrus Watch Co. Comm'l Mot. Pix:
"Whv Nuts & Bolts" (Bethlehem Steel);
"Ichabod— The Headless Man" (Assoc.
Amer. Railroads) ; various films for U. S.
Navy.
BARNARD L. SACKETT TELEVISION-
RADIO PRODUCTIONS
Empire Bldg., Philadelphia 7, Pa.
Phone: KIngsley 5-6063
Production Manager Barnard L. Sackett
Film Technician Richard Newmayer
Publicity Morris Yuter
Services Offered: Complete television serv-
ice for video stations and advertisers, live
and film productions, commercials, minute
spots, custom-built shows, television con-
sultants, personal radio-television represen-
tation, concert management.
JAMES L, SAPHIER AGENCY, INC.
9538 Brighton Way, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 1-7231
6 East 45th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-8370
President James L. Saphier
V.P. & Mgr. of New York Office. Jules Green
Services Offered: Radio and TV produc-
tions, sale of package programs and talent.
KERMIT SCHAFER RADIO &
TELEVISION PRODUCTIONS
1585 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JU 6-1496-7
President Kermit Schafer
General Manager Harry Lee
Treasurer Michael Louis
Office Manager Patricia CuUen
Services Offered: Live and film television
productions, transcribed radio series and
kinescope television series, specialtists in
cooperative advertising also offers celebrity
securing and prize procuring services.
BERNARD L. SCHUBERT, INC.
509 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-0944
President Bernard L. Schubert
Services Offered: Talent, production radio
and TV package management.
WALTER SCHWIMMER PRODUC-
TIONS, INC.— RADIO
Features, Inc.
75 E. Wacker Drive, Chicago 1, 111.
New York Phone: LExington 2-1791
President Walter Schwimmer
Director of Sales George Guyan
Sales Manager Bernie Crost
Program Director Arthur Pickens
Services Offered: TX and Radio package
programs.
SCREENCRAFT PICTURES, INC.
341 W. 44th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-8546
President J. S. Berkson
Vice-President B. H. Mills
Treasurer Edward Berkson
Services Offered: Distributors of 16 and
35 mm features and shorts.
770
PROG RAM PRODUCERS
SENTINEL PRODUCTIONS
(A Division of Sentinel Enterprises,
Inc.)
5746 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, 28, Calif.
(Nassour Studios)
Phone: HEmpstead 6828
President & Exec. Dir Earle R. Harper
Vice-Pres. & Treas A. G. Harper
Secretary David Griffith, Jr.
Producer-Director Ann Archer
Director Harry Mancke
Director of Photography Chas. Straumer
Publicity Director Bill Keefe
Film Editor Robt. Belcher
Comptroller ..James Fair
Services Offered: Producing all types of
TV package programs, travel, educational,
religious and entertainment on film; 5-min.
to 60-min. also TV commercials.
SERVICE UNLIMITED
360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: RAndolph 6-5246
Sales Manager Charles 0. Dabney
Production Director Lary Kurtze
Office Manager Jean Guild
Services Offered: Creative and production
service for advertising agencies and sponsor-
ing organizations. Complete radio and TV
campaigns custom planned, promoted, mer-
chandised and produced.
SESAC, INC.
475 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-5365
President Paul Heinecke
Secretary-Treasurer R. C. Heinecke
General Manager K. A. Jadassohn
Services Offered: Licensing the use of
copyrighted music, transcribed library serv-
ice, syndicated transcribed tailor-made pro-
grams for advertisers.
FLETCHER SMITH STUDIOS, INC.
321 E. 44th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-6626
President Fletcher Smith
Vice-President Charles Schettler
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 COMPANY
30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-5666
General Partner Henry Souvaine
General Partner Howard L. Taylor
Services Offered: Producers of radio and
TV program;?.
STAR ENTERTAINMENT CORP.
214 W. 42nd St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LA 4-3450
President Max Wolff
Secretary-Treasurer Robert Feldman
Television Production Mona Gross
Talent Al Roth
Services Offered: Production and pack-
aging of radio and TV shows and all prod-
uct services for agencies and stations. Script?,
talent, directors and casting consultants.
RICHARD STARK & COMPANY
125 E. 72nd St., New York 21, N. Y.
Phone: REgent 7-9608
Partners Richard Stark, Jane Troxell
Fashion Photog., Consultant. .. .J. T. Stark
Design George Shealy
Services Offered: Consultation and/or pro-
duction of Radio-TV commercials; radio-TV
programs prepared and produced by re-
quest only; fashion and costume design for
TV.
WILBUR STARK, INC.
510 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-1742
President Wilbur Stark
Executive Secretary Gloria McGrath
Services Offered: Personalities and pro-
grams for radio and television.
RICHARD STROUT PRODUCTIONS
Box 331, Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: Hemstead 8507
STANLEY
MURPHY
PRODUCTIONS
Producing for Television
"DIXIE DUGAN"
and
"FRONTIER DETECTIVES"
starring
VICTOR JORY
GENERAL SERVICE STUDIOS
Hollywood 38 California
Phone: HOllywood 7-3111
771
PROGRAM PRODUCERS
President George C. Meachani
Exec. Prod Robinson Taylor, Jr.
Hollywood Prod. Mgr.. . .James E. McKenzic
Sales' Promotion Talent Doris Edwards
Services Offered: Complete production of
custom made radio & TV programs and
spots. Syndicated shows.
ffiVIN PAUL SULDS, INC.
654 Madison Ave., New York 21, N. Y.
Phone: TEmpleton 8-7025
President Irvin Paul Sulds
Associate Producer Alice Pentlarge
Services Offered: Production of live and
filmed TV programs.
TV PROGRAMS, INC.
10 Washington Place, New York 3, N. Y.
Phone: GRamercy 3-0123
President Edward Roberts, Jr.
Director of Sales Leonard Beckman
Services Offered: Package producers of
live shows for TV. Also represent and fur-
nish talent.
TAG-A-TUNE RADIO & TELE-
VISION, INC.
355 North Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.
New York Phone: BRyant 9-9858
General Manager M. Jack London
Radio & Television Dir.. .Abbott B. London
Production Supervisor N. D. Altfeld
Services Offered: Syndicated and custom-
made radio/television programs produced
and distributed; advertising agency special-
izing in radio-television; packager of radio
promotional campaigns; advertising-sales
counsellors.
HAL TATE PRODUCTIONS
192 N. Clark St., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Financial 6-5450
President Hal Tate
Vice-Pres. & Sales Mgr Phil Fischer
Secy.-Treas Lucille E. Schall
Canadian Sales Mgr S. W. Caldwell
S. W. Caldwell, Ltd.
Simcoe House, 150 Simcoe St., Toronto,
Canada
Phone: PL. 8727
Services Offered: Syndicated radio & TV
package programs; also independent TV
producer and consultant to advertising
agencies (Chicago only) on TV shows. Cur-
rent production, "Who's Talking."
THE TEE VEE CO.
(See TV Film Producers)
CY NEWMAN
"The House Detective"
The first TV show to merchandise buying and
selling homes, also sells that which makes a
■house a home.
A CY NEWMAN PRODUCTION
221 West 57th St. N.Y.C.
PL 7-0550
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contact:
PALLADIUM RADIO PRODUCTIONS, INC.
445 PARK AVE. • NEW YORK 22, N. Y.
Phone PLaza 9-8644
772
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PROGRAM PRODUCERS
• • •
TELECREATIONS BY NOVAK
344 W. 72nd Street, New York 23, N. Y.
Phone: TRafalgar 4-1999
Owner-Musical Consult. .Frank J. Novak, Jr.
Manager, Charge of Radio/TV Formats
G. Kane Campbell
Radio/TV Producer John Gunn
Writers Paul Davis, Laura McGhee
Services Offered: Creators, producers of
Radio/TV musical variety formats for local,
regional or national sponsor. Musical con-
sultants to advertising agencies.
TELEMOUNT PICTURES, INC.
(See TV Film Producers)
TELEVISION SCREEN
PRODUCTIONS, INC.
(See TV Film Producers)
TRANSCRIBED RADIO SHOWS
Z W. 47th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: LUxemburg 2-3530
President M. E. Moore
General Manager Norm Bart
Services Offered: A series ot Christmas
^pot jingles featuring an outstanding quarteJ
to attract Christmas shoppers on film for
i5-20-30-second spot announcements, spote
jaade to order for TV.
TRANSCRIPTION SALES, INC.
117 W. High St., Springfield 35, 0.
Phone: 2-4974
President J. P. William!
Executive Vice-Pres Adna H. Karni
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr John F. Hylt
Manager Claude Barrere
Services Offered: Building transcribed
radio program or spot announcement for
exclusive use of individual clients; cutting
personalized commercial messages, syndi-
cated.
TRANSFILM, INC.
(For complete listing see TV Film Producers)
TELEWAYS RADIO
PRODUCTIONS, INC.
8949 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: BRadshaw 21447, CRestview 67238
President Charles A. Kennedy
Accounting Dept A. Corrigan
Services Offered: Transcribed programs,
creation and production of custom-built
talent or transcribed shows, creation and
production of custom-built spot announce-
ments, dramatized and singing commercials.
TRANSAMERICAN BROADCASTING
& TELEVISION CORP.
1 E. 54th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-9800
President John L. Clark
Services Offered: Television and radio
writing, direction, production and packaging.
TRENDLE-CAMPBELL ENTERPRISES,
INC.
1803 Stroh Building, Detroit 26, Mich.
Phone: WOodward 2-9184
President George Trendle
V. Pres. & Gen. Mgr H. Allen Campbell
Secy. & Gen. Counsel Raymond J.Meurer
Services Offered: Radio-TV production.
RICHARD H. ULLMAN, INC.
295 Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, N. Y.
Phone: CLeveland 2066
President Richard H. UUman
Exec. V.-P Robert P. Mendelson
Production Mgr Marvin A. Kempner
Services Offered: Spots, library of Jingles
for local use. Barbershop Harmonies, the
Beatrice Kay Show, Tune-0, Dollar Derby.
UNGER-LANDAU ASSOCIATES
101 W. 55th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-8646
Associates. .Oliver Unger, Harold Goldman,
Marty Ross, Ely Landau
Services Offered: Distribution of feature
films for TV; distribution of filmed programs
made specifically for TV.
UNITED BROADCASTING CO., INC.
301 E. Erie St., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-9144
President William L. Klein
Services Offered: Recording, Program and
Spot production. Package Programs, Syndi-
cated Transcriptions, Talent.
UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
220 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-0400
Mgr. U.P. Movietonews Wm. C. Payette
Radio Manager John Madigan
Gen. Sales Manager Leroy Keller
Radio Shows Div. Mgr C. Edmonds Allen
Services Offered: World-wide coverage of
news and sports for Radio and TV; special
programming for radio news, sports, women's
and farm shows; daily wire and film service
for TV.
UNITED ARTISTS TELEVISION
(See TV Film Producers)
THOMAS J. VALENTINO, INC.
150 W. 46th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-4675-6
President Thomas J. Valentino
Vice-President Michael T. Valentino
Vice-President Elsie F. Valentine
Gen. Mgr., Secy Peter J. Riolo
Services Offered: Sound effects records,
transcriptions, chime and organ recordings,
pressings, recording service.
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A LOCAL-SALES FORMULA
Showmanship + Smart Shows + Merchandising
By ROBERT W. FRIEDHEIM. Vice President
World Broadcasting System, Inc.
WORLD BROADCASTING
SYSTEM'S business for 1952
was 40^c over that of 1951. And
1951 had been our record year.
There is no better proof possible
that local radio is stronger than
ever because, of course, our busi-
ness is local.
In 1952. local radio sales were
up 7.1% and network sales were
down 13.1%.
I predict that 1953 will be our
greatest year not only because lo-
cal radio will be better even
than last year, but because of our ex-
panded plans to build programs and sales
features which will stimulate local spon-
sorship. We have never operated in the
vain, empty hope that because radio was
strong, we would be strong simply by re-
flection.
Even before television, we planned ag-
gressive, imaginative, exciting releases be-
cause we knew that no matter how great
radio is, it must be sold to make it profit-
able.
And no one is going to buy radio simply
because it's there.
Local radio station salesmen w-ant aids
for selling, they want to be able to walk
into a local sponsor with a plan, with a
program that is tested and proved, with
big names that attract audiences, and, in
addition — merchandising and promotion
aids with which the station can back up
the program.
That is the combination which keeps
our business climbing — ^showmanship plus
smart, attractive program features plus
hardhitting merchandising. With that
combination, radio will continue to grow
and the smart local radio station operator
will find his business bigger even than
ever.
But this requires more than lip service
to merchandising. We're not competing
with Chattauqua lecturers here, we're
fighting for the audience with the most
glamorous of all media, television. This
kind of competition requires complete,
well-planned merchandising — from point
of sale merchandising to suggested tie-ins,
to presentation material for advertisers,
to public service campaigns, to special
selling aids and to reports on other sta-
tions' success stories.
In other words — ammunition.
No one ever shot any game with
last year's record book.
Our climbing business proves
two things: That local radio is
booming, and that where it
booms loudest is where you find
it supported by strong merchan-
dising and promotion.
Last year we gave our station
subscribers selling tools which
varied from "Bundle of Joy," a
framework for announcing the
arrival of new babies, to a "Go
To Church" campaign, to a commercial
sound effects feature. We also drew on
the nation's excited interest in the po-
litical campaigns and produced a "Get
Out The Vote" campaign.
These sold, as will one of our big fea-
tures planned this year which I predict
will hit a new high in combining smart
programming, showmanship and mer-
chandising.
The listeners are there. There are 44
million radio homes and 25 million car
radios. Radio is not only strong, but it
will grow and become stronger. It is up
to the programmers to avoid like the
plague listless programming unsupported
by merchandising. This is inviting dis-
aster.
Our subscribing station managers write
to us continually reporting that with the
help of our sales features their business
is better than ever. They are not crying
the blues as are some of the radio net-
work officials. They know the business is
there, but they also know that it has to
be jumped for.
The available business includes not only
large national advertisers who now bend
an attentive ear to an attractive local pro-
gram, but also advertisers new to radio.
Both those groups, as well as those who
have successfully used local radio for
years are the ones we think of when we
blueprint our programs.
These are smart businessmen. They
aren't going to go into radio or stay in
radio because it puffs their ego to be
sponsors; they want to see their advertis-
ing dollars produce revenue. And there
are more advertising dollars available
than ever. It is up to us programmers to
build sales tools to help the local station
manager get his share of those dollars.
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PROG RAM PRODUCERS
• • •
VIDEO EVENTS, INC.
535 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-1668
President Julienne (Judy) Dupuy
Services Offered: Live TV programs, radio
programs, TV commercials, consultants; spe-
cializing in children's shows.
V. I. p.
35 W. 53rd St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-0130
President Bill Murphy
Vice-President Charlotte Morgan
Services Offered: Procuring prizes for quiz
shows, producing quiz shows, endorsements
hy Very Important People, furnish guests for
Radio-TV shows, servicing out?of-towners
with reservations in hotels, theatre tickets
and travel accommodations.
VIDEO PICTURES, INC.
( For complete listing see TV Film Producers)
CHICK VINCENT CO.
509 Madison Ave., New York 22. N. Y.
Phone: EL 5-0734
Director Producer Chick Vincent
Casting Director Norma Vincent
Services Offered: Package producers, pro-
gram production, TV programs, live and
film.
WOLF ASSOCIATES, INC.
420 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-7620
President, Gen. Mgr Edward Wolf
Vice-President Herbert Wolf
Exec. Producer-Dir Jack Rubin
Sales Manager Paul Ros»
Services Offered: Radio-TV package pro-
duction.
WYNN WRIGHT ASSOCIATES
17 W. 57th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-4417
Producer Wynn Wright
Manager Charles Granzow
Services Offered: Package radio and TV
programs.
FREDERIC W. ZIV CO.
1529 Madison Rd., Cincinnati 6, 0.
Phone: PLaza 1323
President Frederic W. Ziv
Exec. Vice-President John L. Sinn
V.P., Chg. of Prod Herb Gordon
V.-P., Chg. of Sales Alvin E. Unger
Treas. & Comptroller Joseph L. Moore
Services Offered: Network and transcribed
programs.
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
Vice-President M. J. Rifkin
Treasurer & Comptroller. . .Joseph L. Moore
Services Offered: Film programs.
Productions: "Favorite Story," "The Un-
expected," "Boston Blackie," "The Cisco
Kid," "Your TV Theatre," "Story Theatre,"
"The Living Book," "Yesterday's News-
reel," "Sports Album."
legislatures are in session this year, and
it is certain that the industry will receive
attention from each.
NARTB watches federal legislation vigi-
lantly and willingly places its facilities
and advisory services at the disposal of
the members of Congress and the Con-
gressional committees. In many instances
this industry representation and coopera-
tion has been instrumental in preventing
unwise legislation — much of which is pro-
posed simply through an ignorance of the
industry itself rather than through a de-
sire to impose unreasonable restrictions.
Ours, therefore, is the task of "educating"
law-makers in the complexities of the
business of broadcasting. The industry
will be aided materially if every broad-
caster will make this his personal re-
sponsibility during the years ahead.
Yes, 1953 Is certainly fraught with
probelms. But it also promises the com-
pensations of expanded economic stabil-
ity, improved services to the audience and
to the advertiser, and the continuing sat-
isfaction of the opportunity to make sub-
stantial contributions to our democratic
society through serving in the public in-
terest, convenience and necessity.
FELLOWS
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tion to re-write the Taft-Hartley Act, and
the ultimate outcome here should have
far-reaching effects upon labor-manage-
ment relationships.
Already-felt manpower shortages con-
tinue to be a problem. Stations have come
into existence at a faster rate than skilled
workers have been produced, and the re-
sultant problem is a very real one.
This problem was given serious consid-
eration at the 1952 NARTB District Meet-
ings; and from these came instructions
that the Association do everything pos-
sible to encourage the nation's schools
and colleges to afford proper training for
young people in the radio-TV industry.
As an initial step, N,ARTB has urged
every state association of broadcasters to
work with the educational institutions
within their areas to achieve this goal.
By no means the least of the problems
to be overcome by the media in 1953 are
those involving legislation. This looms as
a most active year for the law-makers at
all levels— federal, state and municipal.
For example, all but four of the state
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Hillside 5171
A-V TAPE LIBRARIES, INC.
730 Fifth Avenue, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-3091
President Joseph F. Hards
Services Offered: Full library of record-
ings on tape, recording, program production.
ALL-CANADA RADIO
FACILITIES, LTD.
305 Victory Bldg., Toronto 1, Ont., Canada
Phone: PL 7691
President H. R. Carson
General Manager G. F. Herbert
Asst. Gen. Manager J. S. MacKay
Sales Manager F. W. Cannon
Services Offered: Representative for tran-
scription companies.
ADVERTISERS RECORDING
SERVICE, INC.
113 W. 57th St., New York 19. N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-0141
(See detailed listing under
Program Producers)
AFFILLATED PROGRAM
SERVICE, INC.
535 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-1881
President Paul F. Adler
Services Offered: Production and sales of
transcribed series. Specialize in syndicated
disc jockeys. Radio script library.
ALLENTOWN RECORD CO., INC.
lOth & Walnut Sts., Allentown, Pa.
Phone: Hemlock 3-7405
President Sanford L. Wartell
Services Offered: Custom record pressings;
long-play microgrooves in 45 and 78 R.P.M.
phonograph records in materials ranging
from pure black or cherry red vinylite
through extended non-breakable to break re-
sistant. All services.
ALLIED RECORD MFG. CO.
1041 N. Las Palmas. Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-5107
619 W. 54th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-3791
President D. K. Broadhead
Vice Pres. of Mgfr Sam Salzman
Comptroller J, S. Van Leer
Sales Manager Hal G. Neely
New York Div. Mgr K. R. Smith
New York Div. Asst. Mgr.. .Peter M. Rogers
Wash., D. C. Mgr. & Contr. Dir..W. S. Adams
Services Offered: Processing and pressing
electrical transcriptions and phonograph rec-
ords. All types, sizes, and speeds. Complete
recording facilities available. Manufacturing
plants in Hollywood and New York.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF FOOD
PRODUCTS, INC.
19 West 44th St., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-4944
General Manager Robert A. Bories
Services Offered: Production of tran-
scribed programs for food merchandising.
APEX RECORDING STUDIOS, INC.
119 W. 57th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-7067
President Robert E. Scheuing
ARTISTS RECORDING STUDIOS
15 West 10th St., Kansas City 6, Mo.
Phone: HA 6109
Owner Bill L. Godden
Engineer-Operator Bill L. Godden
Services Offered: Original or direct copy
masters, TV sound production, phonograph
record production, "custom built programs,"
spot announcements, air-checks, copies of
disc, tape or wire, portable tape recordings,
complete sound effects libraries, sync, cutting
tables, script writers, talent files.
ASSOCIATED PROGRAM SERVICE
(Div. of Muzak Corp.)
229 Fourth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: ORchard 4-7400
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr.. .Maurice B. Mitchell
Vice-Pres. & Treas John C. Andrus
Sales Manager Edward Hochhauser, Jr.
Services Offered: 15 different libraries of
transcribed music for radio stations; special
libraries of production music for TV. Spe-
cial libraries for foreign stations, educational
stations.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
BROADCASTING SYSTEM
2020 Pinehurst Rd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: GLadstone 6983
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr Jack Parker
Prod. Mgr. & Asst. to V.-P Ray Bond
Executive Producer Garland Brunton
TV Producer & Chief TV Script Editor
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AUDIO-VIDEO RECORDING CO..
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730 5th Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PL 7-3091
President Percy L. Deutsch
Vice-Pres T. J. Merson
Vice-Pres W. Oliver Summerlin
V.P., Treas., Asst. Secy Richard Rynd
Services Offered: Complete facilities for
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Disc mastering with Fairchild and Scully
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BELL RECORDING COMPANY
112 W. 89 St., New York 24, N. Y.
Phone: TR 3-4328-9
President Daniel Cronin
Vice-President Allen Weintraub
Chief Engineer Paul Marcus
Sales Representative Richard S. Milbauer
Services Offered: Complete services for
tape, disc and film recording with studio pro-
duction facilities. Masters (standard and
micro groove), N.A.B. Standard transcriptions
for broadcast or audition. Remote and loca-
tion recording for broadcast and film.
FORD BOND RADIO PRODUCTIONS
810 RCA Bldg. W., New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-2236
See detailed listing under Program Pro-
ducers.)
CAPITOL RECORDS DISTRIBUTING
CORP.
Studio and Rec. Scdes Services Div.
5515 Melrose Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phonp- HEmDstead 7114
IS. Y. Phone: PLaza 7-7470
Vice-President Walter S. Heebner
Western Sales Rep Mel Angle
Eastern Sales Mgr Herbert I. Sachs
Production Mgr T. Clynton Elrod
Services Offered: Custom recording for
records and television; mastering, processing
and pressing; electrical transcription library
and production music.
THE CARDINAL CO.
1459 N. Seward St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: GLadstone 8444
President Joseph F. MacCaughtry
Secretary-Treasurer Joseph T. Scott
Services Offered: Radio and TV produc-
tions, live and transcribed.
CENTURY RECORD MFG. CO.
160 West Olive Ave., Burbank, Calif.
Phone: ROckwell 9-1593
Owner James B. Keysor
Manager James B. Keysor, Jr.
Services Offered: Complete services for
recording, processing and pressing electrical
transcriptions and phonograph records. Li-
censed by Western Electric for lateral or
vertical recording.
CINEMART INTERNATIONAL CORP.
322 E. 44th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: ORegon 9-4430
President Varian M. Fry
Vice-President Walter T. Colquitt
Services Offered: Complete sound record-
ing services, including auditions, air and line
checks, phonograph masters, transcriptions
for broadcast, shellac and vinylite pressings,
film recording, tape and wire recording, lo-
cation recording. Production of 35 and 16
mm. films for advertising, industry and TV.
COASTAL RECORDING CO.
136 W. 52 St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-3900
Manager Arthur Shaer
Sen ices Offered: Complete recording and
transcription service — two large air-condi-
tioned studios, sound effects library, Ham-
mond organs, celeste. Two small studios for
spot announcements. A complete staff for
foreign transcriptions. Ampex tape recording.
COLUMBIA RECORDS, INC.
799 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-7300
President James B. Conkling
Executive Vice-Pres Goddard Lieberson
Vice-Pres. Chg. of
Mfg. & Engrg James H. Hunter
Nat'l Sales Mgr E. Terry Southard
Vice-Pres. Chg. of
West Coast Op A. J. Schrade
Vice-Pres. Chg. of Sales Paul J. Wexler
Secretary Kenneth E. Raine
Treasurer W. G. Wilkin
General Auditor Arthur S. Padgett
Advertising Mgr Irving Townsend
Services Offered: Records, phonographs
and attachments and transcriptions.
COLUMBIA TRANSCRIPTIONS
(A Division of Columbia Records, Inc.)
799 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-7300
General Manager Robert J. Clarkson
Senior Sales Rep Alden O. Carlson
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160 West Olive Avenue
BURBANK, CALIFORNIA
Telephone: ROckwell 91593
784
* * * TRANSCRIPTrONS — RECORDINGS
Sales Representative Carl Reinschild
Mgr^ Order Serv. Depl Albert Shulman
Manager, Chicago Office Girard D. Ellis
410 N. Michigan Ave^ Chicago, Dl.
8723 Alden Dr., Los Angeles 47, Calif.
Manager William A. Wheeler
Services Offered: Studio recording — disc
and tape — for standard recordings and long
playing microgroove. Manufacturing facilities
for transcription and phonograph records,
commercial and industrial records. Script
and production service.
COMMODORE PRODUCTIONS AND
ARTISTS, INC.
971 N. La Cienega, Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: HOUywood 9-8229
Pres. and Exec. Prod Walter White, Jr.
Associate Prod Bill Heath
Production Mgr Vernon Keays
Coordinator Eleanor Payne
Casting Director Miriam Powers
Film Editor. .. .Robert Warwick, Jr. (a.c.e.)
Art Director James Sullivan
Services Offered: Hopalong Cassidy, 104
episodes transcribed open-end for radio ^
hr.; "The Clyde Beatty Show," radio; tran-
cribed open-end shows Yz hr.; TV 13 I/2 hr.
films in color; "Strolling Tom'* 156 — 15
min. episodes; "Down Our Way" 26 — 30
min. episodes.
GORDON M. DAY PRODUCTIONS
108 E. 30th St, New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: ORegon 9-3595
Writer-Composer Gordon M. Day
Producer-Director Carol Bulkley
Production Manager Edith Adelson
Treasurer Leo L. Reich
Services Offered: Specialists in writing,
producing and recording singing commer-
cials and spots of all types, and serving as
radio-TV department for advertising agen-
cies.
DECCA RECORDS, INC.
50 W. 57 St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Columbus 5-2300
Mgr., Special Service Edward Strauss
^Services Offered: Custom-built electrical
transcription records.
EMPIRE BROADCASTING
CORPORATION
480 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 94500
President & Treasurer. . .Helen D. Kelleher
Vice-President Arthur Lubo
Vice-President Fred de Jaager
Secretary John Hughes Dwyer
Services Offered: Recording, program pro-
duction and packages, talent.
FINE SOUND, INC.
Tomkins Cove, N. Y.
Phone: STony Point 6-2266
President C. Robert Fine
Chf. Record and Edit George Piros
Technician Stephen Robb
Services Offered: Recording, engineering
and research.
FULTON RECORDING CO.
80 W. 40 St., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: LAckawanna 4-7187
General Manager Rene J. Oulmann
Services Offered: Sound recording, tapes,
discs. Ampex tape recorders; Separate facili-
ties for cutting of masters and tape editing.
Western Electric magnetic and optical film
recorders.
MITCHELL GERTZ AGENCY, INC.
240 S. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: CR 4-5491
Owner Mitchell Gertz
Talent Head Harold Gefsky
Literary Head Joel Cohen
Services Offered: Packagers of Radio and
TV shows — ^livc, transcribed, or kiniscoped.
Representing and servicing authors, actors,
composers, directors, playwrights and other
artists.
HARRY S. GOODMAN
PRODUCTIONS
19 E. 53 St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-6131
President-Gen. Mgr Harry S. Goodman
Vice-Pres.-Charge Sales. Everett F. Goodman
Vice-Pres.-Charge TV... Daniel R. Goodman
Secretary H. D. Knuth
Services Offered: Producer of syndicated
transcribed radio shows, live radio shows,
syndicated TV availabilities and live TV
shows. Also Custom Built AM and TV spots.
GOTHAM RECORDING CORP.
2 W. 46 St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: JU 6-5577
President Herbert M. Moss
Vice-President Stephen F. Temmer
Comptroller Robert M. Volkell
General Manager Harry F. Landon
Services Offered: Six medium and large
studios available — 12 ampes tape machines-
Heated stylus masters, TV, AM spots, high
quality transcriptions. Writing and produc-
tion staflf available.
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MONTHLY RELEASE: 52 or more new musical selections
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WEEKLY SCRIPTS: continuity for 31 program series — 80
individual shows. Holiday shows and other bonus pro-
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cross-plugs, mood music, sound effects, vocal cues; and
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RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA RCA VICTOR DIVISION
j 630 Fifth Avenue, New York 20, N. Y.
j JUdson 2-5011
I 445 N. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago 11, 111.
j WHitehall 4-3530
I 1016 N. Sycamore Ave., Hollywood 38, Cal.
I Hmside5171
522 Forsyth Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga.
I WAlnut 5948
[ 1907 McKinney Ave., Dallas 1, Tex.
Riverside 1371
Five complete recordings of
the following libraries:
PAXTON - BOSWORTH
- BRULL - ODEON -
AND
FRANCIS DAY & HUNTER
Also the largest selection of
sound effects records in exist-
ence. Anything from a "cat's
meow to a lion's roar" all on
MAJOR RECORDS
SEND FOR FREE CATALOGUE
THOMAS J. VMENTINO, INC.
Established 1932
159 West 46th street
Oept. RD
New Ycrk 36. N. Y.
A4wj/c Clearance on Above Catalogues
Arranged by Our firm
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GEORGE HEID PRODUCTIONS
William Penn Hotel, Pittsburgh 30, Pa.
Phone: GRant 1-3696
President ^ George Heid
V.P., Treas Margaret Heid
Chief Engineer Bob Davis
Musical Director Everett Neill
Services Offered: Recordings, transcrip-
tions, package programs for radio and TV,
film productions, air check for radio and TV,
scripts, talent.
MARY HOWARD RECORDINGS
37 E. 49 St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 8-2910
Owner Mary Howard
Chief Engineer L. MacDonald
Office Manager Gretchen C. Howard
Services Offered: Ampex Tape, Scully
Lathe, Pic-Sync Generator for synchronizing
tape to film — Studio, live, off-the-air record-
ings; Microgroove recordings, pressings.
FLORRIE JAYE
48 West 48th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-9734
Services Offered: Custom-built Radio &
TV jingles, recordings.
ESTELLA H. KARN
49 W. 45 St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: LUxemburg 2-2170
Owner Estella H. Karn
Services Offered: Recording, program pro-
duction and packages.
KASPER-GORDON, INC.
140 Boylston St., Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: DEvonshire 8-7357
Pres. & Pro. Dir Edwin H. Kasper
Treas., Com. Dir Aaron S. Bloom
Office Manager Robert W, Graham
Services Offered: Recordings, transcrip-
tions, production, talent, scripts, jingles, syn-
dicated programs, package shows.
KEYSTONE BROADCASTING
SYSTEM, INC.
Ill W. Washington St., Chicago, 111.
Phone: Slate 2-6303
President (Dir.) Sidney J. Wolf
Vice-President (Dir.) Joseph Bayer
Vice-President Noel A. Rhys
Vice-President Edwin R. Peterson
Vice-President William Bayer
Secretary-Treasurer (Dir.) Arthur Wolf
580 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-1460
V.-P., East. Sales Dir Noel A. Rhys
Acct. Executive. . . .Charles A. Hammarstrom
Office Manager Eve Bannier
Director of Research Nicholas Gordon
111 W. Washington St., Chicago, 111.
Phone: State 2-6303
President Sidney J. Wolf
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• • •
Vice-President Edwin R. Peterson
Secretary-Treasurer Arthur Wolf
Dir. of Station Relations Blanche Stein
Traffic Manager Wyn Spangenberg
Office Manager Bertha Vincent
1330 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: DUnkirk 3-2910
Vice-President William Bayer
Account Executive Henry G. Eschen
Account Executive Harry Roe
Services Offered: The Keystone Broadcast-
ing System is a network which assists local
radio stations in their programming with
transcriptions, with KBS making their time
available to national advertisers and their
agencies at an attractive network package
rate.
Keystone is a flexible media easily pur-
chased, whole or in part. Entire areas or spot
coverage may be selected ... whichever
meets the needs of the advertising program.
Regardless of the schedule. Keystone makes
its time available at a considerable savings.
In operation. Keystone offers the same
advantages as the wired networks. Instead of
a large number of individual transactions,
KBS reduces your problem to one order, one
time clearance, one series of Affidavits of
Performance, and one invoice.
During 1953, as in 1952, many of the
nation's largest advertisers are using the
facilities of Keystone. Types of program-
ming vary from 25 word spots to one hour
shows.
LANG-WORTH FEATURE
/ PROGRAMS, INC.
liy W. 57 St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-5700
President C. 0. Langlois
Secretary John D. Langlois
Treasurer C. 0. Langlois, Jr.
Vice-President W. O'Keefe
Mgr. of West Coast Oper Hugh S. Allen
Station Relations Addison C. Amor
Services Offered: Transcribed music li-
brary service for radio stations, advertising
agencies and advertisers. Custom-built radio
programs, both live and transcribed.
C. p. MacGREGOR
729 S. Western Ave., Hollywood 5, Calif.
N. Y. Phone: Dunkirk 4-4191
President C. P. MacGregor
Manager George R. Jones
Services Offered: Transcription library
productions: music library service, dramatic
and musical programs; recording studios.
Complete packaging including recording elec-
tro-plating of masters and production on viny-
lite pressings.
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EITIPIRE BROflDCBSIinG CORP
480 LEXINGTON AVE.
NEW YORK 17. N. Y.
PL3 za 9-450001 ■
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789
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MASTERPIECE RECORDING CO.
1 E. 54th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PL 5-9760
Owner-Mgr Nathan Levy
Services Offered: Disc, tape and film re-
cording. Studio and remote facilities. Micro-
groove and standard masters and pressings.
Auditions, line checks and tape editing.
Transcriptions and disc duplications.
FRED C. MERTENS & ASSOCIATES
20828 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, Calif.
Phone: Globe 6-2135
Sales Manager George L .Price
Services Offered: 156 five-minute tran-
scribed spots. Miracles of Faith, open in
middle and at each end. 78 miracles of
religious origin; 78 pertaining to political,
social, and economic advancement of man-
kind.
M G M RECORDS
701 Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-4820
General Manager Frank B. Walker
Advertising & Promotion. ., Sol Handwerger
Artist & Repertory Harry Meyerson
Services Offered: Popular and classical
records, original movie-cast albums — 78, 45,
33 1/3 r.p.m.'s.
CHARLES MICHELSON, INC.
15 West 47 St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-0695
President Charles Michelson
Divisional Sales Mgr Ray Linton
Services Offered: Open end dramatic and
musical transcribed feature programs. Gen-
nelt and Speedy-Q Sound Effect Libraries.
MODERN RECORDING STUDIO
55 W. Wacker Drive, Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: FI 6-4183
Owner Edwin M. Webb
Services Offered: Transcription, commer-
cial records, slide film, television sound
track, microgroove and aircheck recording
on tape or disc. Tape and disc copying. Tape
remotes. Tape editing. Master processing and
pressing.
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619 W. S4th STREET
MCW YORK, Hew YORK
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MORTON RADIO PRODUCTIONS,
INC.
360 N. Michigan Ave^ Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: Central 64144
President Morton Jacobson
Services Offered: "This Is the Story— TV,"
53 fifteen-minute teleplays, all vignette
stories about history, science, art, literature,
music, etc., with an O'Henry-type ending.
MUSICOMMERCIALS
344 W. 72 St., New York 23, N. Y.
Phone: TRafalgar 4-1999
President Frank Novak
Radio-TV Producer John Gunn
Mgr., Writer Lewis Reid
Associate Producer Betty Marshall
Promotion Manager Richard Davis
Services Offered: Creators of live or tran-
scribed radio and television spots and jingles.
Overall production including talent, mu-
sicians and all mechanicals for the conveni-
ence of out-of-town agencies. Musical variety
formats with mass appeal for both radio and
TV.
MUZAK CORPORATION
229 Fourth Ave., New York 3, N. Y.
Phone: ORchard 4-7400
President Harry E. Houghton
Exec. Vice-Pres Charles C. Cowley
Vice-Pres. & Treas John R. Andrus
Vice-Pres.-Nat'l Sales Maurice B. Mitchell
Vice-Pres.-Spec. Svcs. , . Alexander B. Motenko
Secretary Anna M. Kerner
Wired. Music Div.
229 Fourth Ave., New York 3, N. Y.
Phone: ORchard 4-7400
Vice-Pres. N. Y. Oper Ethel W. Maclean
Vice-Pres. Chg. of Sales. . .Curt H. Pfenniger
Promotion Mgr Roger L. Thaxter
Associated Program Service Div.
Radio Libraries and TV Film
237 W. 54th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-7700
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr.. .Maurice B. Mitchell
Sales Mgr Edward Hochhauser
Technical Research and Engineering
Div.
229 Fourth Ave., New York 3, N. Y.
Vice-Pres Emil F. Hembrooke
J'lne ^ound Jrnc.
TOMKINSCOVE, N.Y.
STONY POINT 6-2266
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SKILL
... the mark of an "old pro"
It takes years to develop the abil-
ity to produce the highest degree
of skill under the most exacting
pressure. This is the mark of the
professional.
We at Radio Recorders are "old
pros" when it comes to high fidel-
ity sound recording. Our skill never
suffers under pressure.
For 16 years Radio Recorders has
followed a basic policy of concen-
trating on the technical improve-
ment of sound recording in all
forms. The result is perfection in all
departments.
As the largest independent re-
cording organization in America,
Radio Recorders only interest is to
perfect sound quality, and to keep
clients secure in the knowledge
that their efforts will be recorded
with the highest fidelity possible
... by the best "old pros" in the
business.
J. JOS. SAMETH. V.-Pr»t.
HEMPSTEAD 3212
7008 SANTA MONICA ILVO.. HOLLYWOOD 31. CALIF.
TRANSCRIPTIONS
NOLA RECORDING STUDIOS
1657 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Phone: PL 74870
Steinway Hall, 113 W. 57 St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: JU 6-0040
President Vincent J. Nola
Vice-President Vincent T. Nola
General Manager Thomas Nola
Chief Engineer Stanley Bumbly
Mgr. Film Prod. Facilities Peter Wilde
Services Offered: Film-Tape-Disc tran-
scriptions for TV, Radio, Industry and Edu-
cation— Studio and Location. Shooting facili-
ties— Masters — Processing and pressings —
Tape Duplication. Air and Line checks.
PALMETTO BROADCASTING
SYSTEM
Transcription Division of
THE HALL BROADCASTING AND
TELEVISION COMPANY, INC.
Anderson, S. C.
Phone: 3802
President Wilton E. Hall
General Manager Glenn P. Warnock
Sales Manager Paul H. Benson, Sr.
Services Offered: Network and Transcrip-
tion Productions for Radio and Television.
Sound Film Recordings.
PRESS ASSOCIATION, INC.
50 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-1111
President Frank J. Starzel
Vice-Pres., Mgr Oliver Gramling
Services Offered: Sports Star Special — a
15-minute interview and dramatization of
personalities who are the "who's who" of the
sports world; Special Assignment — a 15-
minute dramatization of the exciting or un-
usual experiences of one reporter or another
in covering news; Personality Time — a 15-
minute interview and dramatization pre-
senting prominent personalities in the news,
and from stage, screen, radio, art, science
and literature.
GEORGE LOGAN PRICE, INC.
20828 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, Calif.
Phone: Globe 6-2135
President George Logan Price
Sales Manager S. M. Lauch
Services Offered: Radio transcriptions of
morale-building, constructive, open-end 15-
and 30-minute programs. Scripts, ideas, com-
mercial tie-ins, production, and advice on
talent availabilities. (Not a talent agency.)
792
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RCA VICTOR CUSTOM RECORD
SALES DIV.
630 Fifth Ave., New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-5011
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr Paul A. Barkmeier
Manager James P. Davis
Artist & Repertoire Mgr Ben Selvin
Advtg. & Prom. Mgr Bennett S. Rosner
Custom Record Sales Sections
Manager D. J. Finn
Chicago Manager A. E. Hindle
Hollywood Manager R. C. Bucholz
N. Y. Mgr. Orders & Service
Richard E. Bylandt
N. Y. Sales Rep. (Phonograph
Records Ralph C. Williams
N. Y. Slide Film Rep Marjorie Tahaney
N. Y. Sales Rep James R. Gunnison
Chicago Sales Rep Geoflfrey B. Bennett
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
Sales Manager A. B. Sambrook
Central Sales Manager William F. Reilly
Western Sales Manager. William C. Gartland
UNITED
RECORDING
LABS.
TAPE -DISC -STUDIOS
Editing
1650 Broadway
New York 19, N. Y.
CI 7-3718-2089
Northeastern Sales Rep George Field
Southeastern Sales Rep.. .Henry A. Gillespie
Central Sales Rep Gregory Reeser
Southwestern Sales Rep Robert Fender
Mgr. Sales Service Walter R. Seifert
Mgr. Comm'l Resreach Donald D. Axi
Services Offered: THESAURUS (musical
program service); RCA SYNDICATED
PROGRAMS (recorded dramatic, variety,
musical shows).
Studios and Regional Offices
630 Fifth Ave., New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-5011
445 North Lake Shore Drive, Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-3530
1016 No. Sycamore Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: Hillside 5171
522 Forsythe Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Phone: Walnut 5946
1907-11 McKinney Ave., Dallas, Texas
Phone: Riverside 1371
RADIO FEATURES OF AMERICA
37 W. 46 St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-5130
Executive Director Oliver W. Nicoll
Assoc. Dir. of Svcs Sandra Munsell
Mng. Dir. of Prod J. H. Macdonell
The Greatest Name
In Entertainment
78 RPM
45 RPM
33 1/3 Long Playing Records
Leader In The Field Of
Movie Sound Track Albums
793
♦ ♦ TRANSCRIPTIONS — RECORDINGS * * *
Serrirfs Otlcrtui: IVojiiam j)r«Mlu< lion and
ron^ultation. syiulirated transcribed programs,
trripts talrnt, package, live shows, phono-
grapl) rerord".. international radio service.
RADIO RECORDERS
700<» >anla Monica Blvd., Hollywood 38, (lal.
rhonv: llKnip>tcad 3282
<:hair. »f H.I.. Sc>. & Trca... . .11. DeVoe Rea
IVr.-ident G. Howard Hutchins
Vicr-Pres.-Sale.- J. Joseph Sameth
Virr-I*rc«.-Engincering H. L. Bryant
Vice Pro.-Production E. F. Dunimel
Services Offered: Strictly a custom record-
ing >ludio. Complete facilities for tape or
disc rci-ordiiij! and proces.-ing; any size or
•p<"ed. Tapi- ihiplirating a specialty. Five
r.im|i|r|. !\ • )|iiipp)-d >tiidios.
RADIOZARK ENTERPRISES, INC.
W»(» St. Loui> St., Springfield, Mo.
Hhone: 2-4422
\ ir«-.|*r«-.id«MU, Mgr K. E. Sinian, Jr.
\ii»*I*re-id»nt. Mgr John H. Mahaffey
Prr^idrnt Ralph I). Foster
Mgr. rhiiago Office Wm. K. Ermeling
Sen iff s Offirt'd: Program Production and
Package Syniliration. Tran>crihcd vehicles
for network and local a<l\crtiser and spot-
»latiun advi-rtihcr. (iurrenlly providing shows
for on#* nrtwork and .).)() independent out-
Itf.. TalrnI rf'preM*ntation n\so.
REEVES SOUND STUDIOS, INC.
304 E. 44 St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: ORegon 9-3550
Vice-Pres Chester L. Stewart
Chief Engineer Lyman J. Wiggin
Services Offered: Recording.
ROCKHILL RADIO RECORDING
18 E. 50 St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PL 9-7979
President Stanley J. Wolf
Sales Manager Emanuel H. Wolf
Recording Manager Leo L. Launer
Services Offered: Studio recordings; Off-
the-air and off-the-line recordings; Masters;
Shellac and vinylite pressings; Electrical
transcriptions; Television recordings; Tape
recordings.
SESAC INC.
475 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-5365
President Paul Heinecke
Secretary-Treasurer R. C. Heinecke
General Manager K. A. Jadassohn
Services Offered: Licensing the use of copy-
righted music, transcribed library service,
syndicated transcribed tailor-made programs
for advertisers.
PROVEN*
QUALITY
i
COASTAL / 1
REC^RI^ING 1
/ COMPANY, Inc. ■
13S West 52nd Street
Circle 6-3900 New York 19, N. Y.
Fine quality — dependable, rapid
service — experienced personnel —
hove resulted in a representative
clientele.
'' Proven by the repeated patron-
age of New York's finest advertising
agencies.
ARTHUR SHAER, Managing Director
TRANSCRIPTIONS — RECORDINGS
THE CHARLES E. SKINNER
PRODUCTIONS
1600 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-6915
Kxec. Producer-Director. .Charles E. Skinner
Associate Producer Robert Sloan
Musical Director Skitch Henderson
Associate Producer, West Coast Rep.
Albert Kelley
(»en. Business Mgr Melville Ruick
Designer Charles Carlotti
Services Offered: Oeators, Producing Con-
tractors, Adapters and consultants to package
show producers, advertising agencies or spon-
sors. Production facilities in New York.
Florida and Hollywood. National Television,
theatrical, non-theatrical distribution in
United States, Canada, Mexico, and South
America.
HARRY SMITH RECORDING
STUDIOS, INC.
48 W. 48th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-2893
Seriices Offered: Full studio facilities, air
• hecks, transcriptions, phonograph records.
K. R. SMITH
(Division of)
ALLIED RECORD MFG. CO., INC.
619 W. 54 St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-3791
Gen. Mgr K. R. Smith
Sales Mgr Peter M. Rogers
Services Offered: Processing, pressing,
-hipping and handling all sizes and types of
transcriptions and phonograph records. Re-
cording studio available.
SONG WRITERS' COOPOIATIVE,
INC.
2261 Earl St., Los Angeles 39, Calif.
Phone: NOrmandie 1-0845
Business Manager Harry Henderson
President Dorothea Towne
Vice-President Bill Cody
Secretary Sally Weightman
Secretary Bob Stif el
Music Director Frank Hemmerleii
Music Supervision Kenneth Howell
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.
TRANSCRIBED RADIO SHOWS
2 W. 47th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LUx. 2-3530
President M. E. Moore
General Manager Norm Bart
Services Offered: A series of Christmas
Spot Jingles featuring an outstanding quar-
tet to attract Christmas shoppers on film for
15-, 20-, 30-second spot announcements, spots
made to order for TV.
TRANSCRIPTION SALES, INC.
117 W. High St., Springfield 35, 0.
Phone: 2-4974
President J. P. Williams
Executive Vice-Pres Adna H. Karns
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr John F. Hyle
Services Offered: Open-end Transcriptions.
RICHARD H. ULLMAN, INC.
295 Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, N. Y.
Phone: CLeveland 2066
President Richard H. UUman
Exec. V. P Robert P. Mendelson
Vice-President Marvin A. Kempner
Services Offered: Create, wire and produce
radio programs and announcements, selling
Westetn's Your Best Bet!
for
CUSTOM RECORDING
• TAPE
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6000 SUNSET BOULEVARD
HOLLYWOOD 28, CALIFORNIA
795
TRANSCRIPTIONS — RECORDINGS
direct to radio stations and advertising agen-
cies. Producers of "Spot-Lite-Spots" "The
Beatrice Kay Show," "Jingle-Lihrary," "Mu-
sical Tune-0," "SDollar Derby!," "Barber-
shop Haromnies," "Joe McCarthy Speaks,"
and taolired jingles.
UNITED BROADCASTING
COMPANY, INC.
301 E. Erie St., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: SUperior 7-9114
Gen. Mgr. & Chief Producer. .Wm. L. Klein
Assistant Manager John Bruun
Chief Engineer. John Just
Services Offered: Transcribing "Judy &
Jane," "The Lutheran Hour," "Tell Me, Doc-
tor," spots, musical jingles.
UNITED RECORDING LABS.
1650 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: CI 7-2089, 3718
Partners George Adams, Anita Smith
Services Offered: Commercial spots, elec-
trical transcriptions, complete sound record-
ing service, on records and tape, air checks.
Studios for radio and TV.
UNIVERSAL BROADCASTING
SERVICE, INC.
205 Union Savings Bank, Boston 16, Mass.
Phone: Liberty 2-9293
President Richard L. Colten
Exec. Vice Pres P. C. Huellmantel
Vice Pres.-Sales Kenneth E. Heinz
Vice Pres.-West Coast W. L. Gleeson
Sec.-Treas John L. Mayer
Exec. Sec Patricia A. Griffin
Vice Pres., Chief Eng. ... Michael Pesanelli
New York Representative . . U. Brent Groves
UNIVERSAL RECORDERS, INC.
6757 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOUywood 9-8282
President Arthur B. Hogan
Services Offered: All types of recording
on acetate, magnetic tape and magnetic film
for transcription, phonograph records and
film use. Complete 16 mm. dummy setup
with interlock and facilities for recording
16 mm. and 171/2 mm. magnetic. Substantial
vinylite pressing business done also.
UNIVERSAL RECORDING CORP.
Ill E. Ontario St., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: Ml 2-6465
President Milton T. Putnam
Vice-President A. B. Clapper
Secretary-Treasurer. Robert A. Weber
Office Manager Belinda Richmond
Controller Tony Parri
Services Offered: Recording, transcriptions,
package programs, masters and pressings.
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,
Elsie F. Valentino
Gen. Mgr. & Sec Peter J. Riolo
Services Offered: Mood music for TV.
WESTERN RECORDERS
6000 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HE 6811
Owner H. Dixon McCoy
Services Offered: Tape and Disc. Record-
ing-Assembly and Editing. Radio Broadcast-
ing from our Studios.
HAL WILSON PRODUCTIONS
442 Westbourne Drive, Los Angeles, 48, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 5-6914
Owner Hal Wilson
Services Offered: Live and Transcribed
Radio Shows. TV Films, Live TV packages.
General production services for agencies.
WMGM RECORDING STUDIOS
711 Fifth Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-1000
Director B. Lehhar, Jr.
Gen. Mgr F. Roehrenbeck
" Services Offered: Complete facilities for
studio recording tape and disc. Ampex tape
recorders, Scully lathes, Fairchild cutting
machines and all associated equipment of
the same high quality. Six studios of various
sizes all air-conditioned. Audience seating of
300 in largest studio.
WORLD BROADCASTING SYSTEM
501 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-4700
President John L. Sinn
Vice-President Frederic W. Ziv
Vice-President Robert W. Friedheim
General Manager Richard Lawrence
West Coast Manager Maynard Marquard
Services Offered: World Program Service
Library. Library programs and custom built
shows.
FREDERIC W. ZIV CO.
1529 Madison Rd., Cincinnati 6, O.
Phone: PLaza 1323
President Frederic W. Ziv
Vice-President (Executive) .. .John L. Sinn
Vice-Presidents Alvin E. Unger,
Herb Gordon
Treas. & Comptroller Joseph L. Moore
Services Offered: Network and transcrip-
tion Productions, package shows.
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Los Angeles, Calif.
Rentel, George
6606 Sunset Blvd GRanite 8608
Bergerman Agency
141 El Camino Dr.. B. H CRestview 6-4124
Bloom, Phil, Agency
416 N. Bedford Dr CRestview 6-1339
Elwood, Maren, Agency
4949 Hollywood Blvd OLympic 4786
Famous Artists Corp.
9441 Wilshire Blvd CRestview 1-5222
French, Samuel, Inc.
7623 Sunset Blvd HEmpstead 3146
Goldstone, Nat C.
9121 Sunset Blvd CRestview 6-1071
Jaffe, Sam, Inc.
8553 Sunset Blvd CRestview 6-6121
Herzbrun, Walter, Agency
9009 Beverly Blvd. (36) .... CRestview 6-4157
Irwin, Lou
9165 Sunset Blvd CRestview 1-7131
Kohner, Paul, Inc.
9169 Sunset Blvd. (46) CRestview 1-5166
Literary Corp. of America
915 N. La Cieneg-a Blvd. (46)
CRestview 5-7494
Mack & Levene Agency
9128 Sunset Blvd CRestview 1-2141
Morris, William, Agency
202 N. Canon Dr., Bev. Hills. CRestview 1-6161
Music Corp. of America
9370 Santa Monica Blvd., B. H.
CRestview 6-2001
Orsatti & Co.
211 S. Beverly Dr CRestview 6-6241
Preminger, The Ingo, Agency
204 S. Beverly Dr.. B. H CRestview 6-8775
Ring, S. E.
1654 Cherokee GRanite 6412
Shurr, Louis, Agency
327 N. Rodeo Rd.. B. H CRestview 1-1116
Small, Paul
448 S. Canon Dr., B. H CRestview 1-5246
Swanson, H. N., Inc.
8528 Sunset Blvd CRestview 1-5115
Winckler, D. M.
9606 Santa Monica Blvd., B. H.
CRestview 1-7244
New York, N. Y.
American Play Co.
522 Fifth Ave MUrray Hill 2-0156
Bartsch, Hans
522 Fifth Ave MUrray Hill 2-0156
Brandt & Brandt
101 Park Ave MUrray Hill 3-5890
Brown, Curtis, Ltd.
347 Madison Ave MUrray Hill 6-6170
Century Play Co., Inc.
522 Fifth Ave MUrray Hill 2-9145
Fishbein, Frieda
11 W. 42nd St LOngacre 5-1379
French, Samuel
25 W. 45th St Luxemburg 2-4700
Hayward. Leland, Ltd.
250 W. 57th St JUdson 6-2580
International Literary Bureau, Inc.
11 W. 42nd St LOngacre 4-5576
King, Eleanor
19 W. 44th St MUrray Hill 2-6390
I..eonard, Claire & Carl Cowl
516 Fifth Ave MUrray Hill 7-6782
Lyons, A. & S., Inc.
515 Madison Ave PLaza 3-5181
Matson, Harold
30 Rockefeller Plaza Circle 6-2760
Morris, William, Agency, Inc.
1270 Ave. of the Americas JUdson 6-5100
ranker. Dr. Edmond
1639 Broadway COlumbus 5-1726
Reynolds, Paul R. & Son
599 Fifth Ave MUrray Hill 8-4767
Salisbury, Leah
234 W. 44th St LAckawanna 4-8628
Taylor, Ethel C.
55 W. 55th St Circle 5-8620
Writers Workshop, Inc.
280 Madison Ave LExingrton 2-9873
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RADIO-TV'S PATRIOTIC ROLE
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heart-warming aspects to this story. First,
the listeners and viewers of America have
demonstrated in convincing fashion their
loyalty to and reliance upon radio and
TV. Second, broadcasting has added a
new chapter to its 30-year record of pub-
lic spirited good citizenship. And third,
one cannot help but feel that the un-
parallelled coverage given to the conven-
tions, the campaign, and the issues by TV
and radio have created in the citizen a new
feeling of closeness to political decisions
and a more active desire to have a part
in them."
With a vast audience assu'red by the
success of the get-out-the-vote campaign,
both parties settled down to the serious
business of putting into operation one of
the most intensified time-buying drives
in history.
It is estimated that the national political
organizations and their supporters spent
more than $6,000,000 for radio and tele-
vision time during the campaign, with the
Republicans signing up for the lion's share
of this total.
The surge of spending brought with it
the obligation on the pa'rt of the two in-
dustries to exercise the ultimate in fair-
ness in handling the campaigns, an obli-
gation which was fulfilled in a manner
which brought universal approbation.
Praise of the industries' efforts in this
direction was paid by Paul A. Walker,
chairman of the Federal Communications
Commission, at the close of the campaign.
Walker, in an appearance before the
special House of Representatives commit-
tee which looked into campaign expendi-
tures, told that group that the Commission
had received no evidence that either the
radio or television industry, or the com-
mercial sponsors of the programs aired
by those industries, had favored any can-
didate or party. Reports indicated, he said,
that the stations and networks had exer-
cised every effort to play fair with all
candidates, not only for the national, but
also for the state and local offices as well.
The balloting took place on Tuesday,
November 4. The inauguration of General
Eisenhower as the 34th President of the
United States was held on Tuesday, Janur
ary 20. Both were red letter days in the
radio and television industries. With pub-
lic interest at a fever pitch, the audience
for each of the media was probably
greater than at any other time in history.
Mighty preparations for coverage of the
balloting we're made by the major net-
works.
NBC opened its facilities at 8 p.m. with
a running story of the balloting. George
Hicks and Merrill Mueller gave listeners
full returns as well as vote analyses, while
Richard Harkness kept listeners informed
on gubernatorial and Senatorial contests.
For TV, Bill Henry, veteran of the Chi-
cago convention, provided the running
story as developments unfolded. John
Cameron Swayze acted as "presidential
reporter" for the televiewers.
CBS election headquarters at 15 Van-
derbilt Avenue was a compact, complete
co-ordination of radio and TV, with some
500 staffers working within the confines
of three adjoining studios. TV was housed
in the larger studio, a beehive of continu-
ous activity from 8 p.m. onward, giving
well-integrated, up-to-the-minute cover-
age via scoreboards on Presidential,
gubernatorial and Senatorial returns, with
the web's top commentators, Walter Cron-
kite, Ed Murrow, Lowell Thomas and
Doug Edwards holding forth, aided by a
20-member staff of statisticians under the
direction of John Burke, together with a
highly geared staff of newsmen and other
CBS personnel — all co-ordinated by Don
Hewitt.
The AM headquarters of CBS was di-
rectly behind the bustling TV beehive.
Fourteen teletype machines serviced both
radio and TV in a night-long schedule.
ABC Radio and Television started cov-
erage of the balloting promptly at 8 p.m.,
with such luminaries as Walter Winchell,
John Daly, Drew Pearson and Elmer
Davis spearheading the network's opera-
tion. For tabulating purposes the network
used IBM machines and a special staff of
personnel numbering some 300. Total staff
798
used by the network from studios in New
York, Chicago and Hollywood totaled
more than one thousand.
The newsroom of the Mutual network,
while achieving a peak of activity, was at
the same time a model of smooth opera-
tion. Under the direction of Milton Burgh,
Mutual's director of news, batteries of
teletype machines fed bulletins to a full
staff in program operations, with Hal
Wagner at the helm, and to control, un-
der Art Feldman, director of special
events.
At 8 p.m., starting time of the Chevrolet
sponsorship of the broadcasts. Mutual
gave the "box score" existing at that time.
Then Fred Vandeventer, anchor man of
the MBS team, launched into a report of
late returns. Within the next quarter hour
the network had switched to seven cities
throughout the East, South, New England
and midwest for election news from those
sections. Coverage was given to General
Eisenhower's headquarters in New York's
Hotel Commodore as well as to Stevenson
headquarters in Springfield, 111.
The Du Mont network, in a tie-up with
the New York Journal American, gave its
adherents an all-video picture of the
event. Frank Conniff, popular "Journal"
columnist, and Sanford Stanton, noted
political editor, were featured on the
WABD-Du Mont "Election iRoundup," giv-
ing viewers accurate analyses of the vot-
ing trends.
The five major networks each received
a "Bill of Rights Award" from the Amer-
ican Heritage Foundation for their work
in the get-out-the-vote campaign. The
networks so honored by the Foundation
were ABC, CBS, Du Mont, Mutual and
NBC.
As the tumult and the shouting of the
election died, the nation's viewers and
listeners leaned back and enjoyed a
breathing spell while looking forward to
the inauguration of "Ike," which was held
in Washington on Tuesday, January 20.
It is estimated that most of the coun-
try's 158 million people saw the inaugural
ceremony on television or heard it on the
radio. There are an estimated 110 million
radio sets in the nation, and more than 21
million television receivers.
The radio networks and the independent
stations carried the inaugural to all sec-
tions of the country, while 125 TV sta-
tions in 75 cities gave a sight-and-sound
coverage to upward of 75 million viewers.
The leading role which radio and tele-
vision played in the recent election poses
at once the question "What of the fu-
ture"? The basic processes of nominating
— and electing — a President may undergo
radical revisions in the light of recent
events.
A conservative estimate of TV coverage
reveals that the more than 21,000,000 re-
ceivers are normally watched by approxi-
mately 70 million persons, putting tele-
casts within range of 75 per cent of the
population at the present time. And this
percentage is being enlarged daily.
The rapid rate of this advance can be
appreciated when it is recalled that when
Mr. Truman took office four years ago
there were only 800,000 TV sets in range of
the pooled telecast which reported his in-
auguration. The 21 million receivers avail-
able in 1953 represents an increase of
more than 2,600 per cent in only four
years. What this figure will be in 1956 can
be only a matter of conjecture.
Radio and television broadcasts of the
recent campaign pointed up the possi-
bility and feasibility — the necessity, in
fact — ^of shortening the campaign period.
Obviously, the days of the "stumping"
candidate are over. The striving, and
jockeying, for political advantage, which
consumed almost a year, has been made
archaic by the advances of radio and TV.
The waste-time, waste-motion, waste-
money character of the political nominat-
ing conventions was brought home force-
fully to those who pay the bills by the
all-revealing eye of the television camera.
Here again the need for correction has
been made painfully clear.
In 1956, with virtually 100 per cent of
American homes reached by radio, and
with, possibly, 90 per cent within video
range, the people of the nation will be
brought face to face, so to speak, with
their candidates for leadership. An en-
tirely new era in political life will have
been born.
This industry is fortunate indeed that
it is the instrumentality whereby this
revolutionizing development will most
surely result in a clearer-thinking, a bet-
ter-educated political America.
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the design, manufacture and use of telecasting
equipment is reflected in every piece of Du Mont
equipment today. This experience results in equip-
ment without peer for performance, dependability
and operating economies.
Du Mont-equipped stations were among the first to
''break into the black" a few years ago. Today a
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TELEVISION
YEAR BOOK
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL EDITION
JACK ALICOATE
Editor-in-Chiet
Copyright 1953 by RADIO DAILY CORP., 1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
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TELEVISION— 1953
TT^ ORGING ahead with boundless enthusiasm
^ the television industry in this year 1953 is
on the threshhold of an era of electronic ex-
pansion unprecedented in the history of com-
munications.
np HIS edition of the Television Year Book
-*- is replete with information attesting to the
giant strides video has made during the past
year as well as to the planning for the future.
It is an up-to-the-minute chronicle of a year
of startling progress of the sight-and-sound
medium.
rr^ HE facts, figures and opinions embodied
-^ in this edition bear testimony to the crea-
tive forces which brought this modern miracle
to the nation. This volume is your record of
accomplishments.
TO the men and women of television we ex-
press our appreciation. Your interest and
contributions have made this edition a price-
less reference volume. Again, we thank you.
JACK ALICOATE
Editor-in-Chief
1950
* 1952
1953
PHILCO
TELEVISION FL&TBOISE
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As the curtain fl^oes up on another successful year
of the rrJ.EVJSION PLAYHOUSE,
Phdco broadcasts its sincere appreciation to all
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n l~l Has your set an awkward tuning
system? You tune a Zenith, both
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on every channel, UHF or VHP,
pre-tuned for your location.
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Any Zenith ever built can be
readied for UHF in 15 minutes
without taking the chassis out of
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I I I I Does interference blur picture
and sound? You can lock out in-
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I I I I Got fringe area "snow?" When
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the new Zenith million-dollar
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tion than any leading make
tested against it.
I I I I Do you get reflection and glare
on the screen? A special devel-
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new Zenith models.
IF you've answered "Yes" to 2 or more of the above questions, it's pretty good
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it means that you'd better make a bee-line for the nearest zenith TV dealer.
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THE TELEVISION CODE
OF THE NARTB
PREAMBLE
TELEVISION is seen and heard in every type of American home. These
homes include children and adults of all ages, embrace all races and
all varieties of religious faith, and reach those of every educational back-
ground. It is the responsibility of television to bear constantly in mind
that the audience is primarily a home audience, and consequently that tele-
vision's relationship to the viewers is that betiveen guest and host.
THE REVENUES from advertising support the free, competitive Ameri-
can system of telecasting, and make available to the eyes and ears of
the American people the finest programs of information, education, culture
and entertainment. By law the television broadcaster is responsible for
the programming of his station. He, hoivever, is obligated to bring his
positive responsibility for excellence and good taste in programming to
bear upon all tvho have a hand in the production of programs, including
netivorks, sponsors, producers of film and of live programs, advertising
agencies, and talent agencies.
THE AMERICAN businesses which utilize television for conveying their
advertising messages to the home by pictures with sound, seen free-
of -charge on the home screen, are reminded that their responsililities are
not limited to the sale of goods and the creation of a favorable attitude
toward the sponsor by the presentation of entertainment. They include, as
well, responsibility for utilizing television to bring the best programs, re-
gardless of kind, into American homes.
TELEVISION, and all who participate in it are jointly accountable to
the American public for respect for the special needs of children, for
community responsibility, for advancement of education and culture, for
the acceptability of the program materials chosen, for decency and
decorum in production, and for propriety in advertising. This responsi-
bility cannot be discharged by any given group of programs, but can be
discharged only through the highest standards of respect for the American
home, applied to every moment of every program presented by television.
IN ORDER that television programming may best serve the public interest,
viewers should be encouraged to make their criticisms and positive sug-
gestions knoiun to the television broadcasters. Parents in particular should
be urged to see to it that out of the richness of television fare, the best pro-
grams are brought to the attention of their children.
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ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE
1. Commercial television provides a valuable means of augmenting
the educational and cultural influences of schools, institutions of higher
loarninjr. the home, the church, museums, foundations, and other institu-
tions devoted to education and culture.
2. It is the responsibility of a television broadcaster to call upon such
institutions for counsel and co-operation and to v^ork v^ith them on the
best methods of presenting educational and cultural materials by television.
It is further the responsibility of stations, networks, advertising agencies
and sponsors consciously to seek opportunities for introducing into telecasts
factual materials which will aid in the enlightenment of the American
public.
3. Education via television may be taken to mean that process by which
the individual is brought toward informed adjustment to his society. Tele-
vision is also responsible for the presentation of overtly instructional and
cultural programs, scheduled so as to reach the viewers who are naturally
drawn to such programs, and produced so as to attract the largest possible
audience.
4. In furthering this realization, the television broadcaster:
a) Should be thoroughly conversant with the educational and
cultural needs and desires of the community served.
b) Should affirmatively seek out responsible and accountable educa-
tional and cultural institutions of the community with a view toward
providing opportunities for the instruction and enlightenment of the
viewers.
c) Should provide for reasonable experimentation in the develop-
ment of programs specifically directed to the advancement of the com-
munity's culture and education.
ACCEPTABILITY OF PROGRAM MATERIAL
Program material should enlarge the horizons of the viewer, provide
him with wholesome entertainment, afford helpful stimulation, and remind
him of the responsibilities which the citizen has toward his society.
Furthermore:
a) (i) Profanity, obscenity, smut and vulgarity are forbidden, even
when likely to be understood only by part of the audience. From time
to time, words which have been acceptable, acquire undesirable mean-
ings, and teJecasters should be alert to eliminate such words.
(ii) The Television Code Review Board (see V, Section 3, page 25)
shall maintain and issue to subscribers, from time to time, a continuing
list of specific words and phrases, the use of which should not be
used in keeping with this subsection. This list, however, shall not be
considered as all-inclusive.
b) (i) Attacks on religion and religious faiths are not allowed.
(11) Reverence is to mark any mention of the name of God, His
attributes and powers.
(iii) When religious rites are included in other than religious pro-
grams, the rites are accurately presented, and the ministers, priests
am rabbis portrayed in their callings are vested with the dignity
ot their office and under no circumstances are to be held up to ridicule.
c) (i) Contests may not constitute a lottery.
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(ii) Any telecasting designed to "buy" the television audience by
requiring it to listen and/or view in hope of reward, rather than for
the quality of the program, should be avoided.
d) Respect is maintained for the sanctity of marriage and the value
of the home. Divorce is not treated casually nor justified as a solu-
tion for marital problems.
e) Illicit sex relations are not treated as commendable.
f ) Sex crimes and abnormalities are generally unacceptable as pro-
gram material.
g) Drunkenness and narcotic addiction are never presented as de-
sirable or prevalent.
h) The administration of illegal drugs will not be displayed.
i) The use of liquor in program content shall be de-emphasized. The
consumption of liquor in American life, when not required by the plot
or for proper characterization, shall not be shown.
j) The use of gambling devices or scenes necessary to the develop-
ment of plot or as appropriate background is acceptable only when
presented with discretion and in moderation, and in a manner which
would not excite interest in, or foster, betting nor be instructional in
nature. Telecasts of actual sport programs at which on-the-scene bet-
ting is permitted by law should be presented in a manner in keeping
with Federal, state and local laws, and should concentrate on the sub-
ject as a public sporting event.
k) In reference to physical or mental afflictions and deformities,
special precautions must be taken to avoid ridiculing sufferers from
similar ailments and offending them or members of their families.
1) Exhibitions of fortune-telling, astrology, phrenology, palm-read-
ing, and numerology are acceptable only when required by a plot or
the theme of a program, and then the presentation should be developed
in a manner designed not to foster superstition or excite interest or
belief in these subjects.
m) Television drama shall not stimulate news or special events in
such a way as to mislead or alarm. Reference is made to the section of
the Code on News.
n) Legal, medical and other professional advice, diagnosis and treat-
ment will be permitted only in conformity with law and recognized
ethical and professional standards.
o) The presentation of cruelty, greed and selfishness as worthy
motivations is to be avoided.
p) Unfair exploitation of others for personal gain shall not be pre-
sented as praiseworthy.
q) Criminality shall be presented as undesirable and unsympathetic.
The condoning of crime and the treatment of the commission of crime
in a frivolous, cynical or callous manner is unacceptable.
r) The presentation of techniques of crime in such detail as to invite
imitation shall be avoided.
s) The use of horror for its own sake will be eliminated; the use of
visual or aural effects which would shock or alarm the viewer, and
the detailed presentation of brutality or physical agony by sight or
by sound are not permissible.
t) Law enforcement shall be upheld, and the officers of the law are
to be portrayed with respect and dignity.
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u) The presentation of murder or revenge as a motive for murder
shall not be presented as justifiable.
v) Suicide as an aicceptable solution for human problems is
prohibited.
w) The exposition of sex crimes will be avoided.
x) The appearances or dramatization of persons featured in actual
crime news will be permitted only in such light as to aid law enforce-
ment or to report the news event.
y) The use of animals, both in the production of television programs
and as a part of television program content, shall, at all times, be in
conformity with accepted standards of humane treatment.
RESPONSIBILITY TOWARD CHILDREN
1. The education of children involves giving them a sense of the world
at large. Crime, violence and sex are a part of the world they will be called
upon to meet, and a certain amount of proper presentation of such is help-
ful in orienting the child to his social surroundings. However, violence and
illicit sex shall not be presented in an attractive manner, nor to an extent
such as will lead a child to believe that they play a greater part in life than
they do. They should not be presented without indications of the resultant
retribution and punishment.
2. It is not enough that only those programs which are intended for
viewing by children shall be suitable to the young and immature. (Atten-
tion is called to the general items listed under "Acceptability of Program
Materials.") Television is responsible for insuring that programs of all
sorts which occur during the times of day when children may normally
be expected to have the opportunity of viewing television shall exercise
care in the following regards :
a) In affording opportunities for cultural growth as well as for
wholesome entertainment.
b) In developing programs to foster and promote the commonly
accepted moral, social and ethical ideals characteristic of American
life.
c) In reflecting respect for parents, for honorable behavior, and
for the constituted authorities of the American community.
d) In eliminating reference to kidnapping of children or threats of
kidnapping.
e) In avoiding material which is excessively violent or would create
morbid suspense, or other undesirable reactions in children.
f ) In exercising particular restraint and care in crime or mystery
episodes involving children or minors.
DECENCY AND DECORUM IN PRODUCTION
1. The costuming of all performers shall be within the bounds of
propriety, and shall avoid such exposure or such emphasis on anatomical
detail as would embarras or offend home viewers.
2. The movements of dancers, actors, or other performers shall be
kept within the bounds of decency, and lewdness and impropriety shall not
be suggested in the positions assumbed by performers.
3. Camera angles shall avoid such views of performers as to emphasize
anatomical details indecently.
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4. Racial or nationality types shall not be shown in television in such
a manner as to ridicule the race or nationality.
5. The use of locations closely associated with sexual life or with
sexual sin must be governed by good taste and delicacy.
COMMUNITY RESPONSIBIUTY
A television broadcaster and his staff occupy a position of respon-
sibility in the community and should conscientiously endeavor to be
acquainted fully with its needs and characteristics in order better to serve
the welfare of its citizens.
TREATMENT OF NEWS AND PUBUC EVENTS
News
1. A television station's news schedule should be adequate and well-
balanced.
2. News reporting should be factual, fair and without bias.
3. Commentary and analysis should be clearly identified as such
4. Good taste should prevail in the selection handling of news :
Morbid, sensational or alarming details not essential to the factual
report, especially in connection with stories of crime or sex, should be
avoided. News should be telecast in such a manner as to avoid panic and
unnecessary alarm.
5. At all times, pictorial and verbal material for both news and com-
ment should conform to other sections of these standards, wherever such
sections are reasonably applicable.
6. Pictorial material should be chosen with care and not presented in
a misleading manner.
7. A television broadcaster should exercise due care in his super-
vision of content format, and presentation of newscasts originated by nis
station; and in his selection of newscasters, commentators, and analysts.
8. A television broadcaster should exercise particular discrimination in
the acceptance, placement and presentation of advertising in news pro-
grams so that such advertising should be clearly distinguishable from the
news content.
9. A television broadcaster should not present fictional events or other
non-news material as authentic news telecasts or announcements nor
should he permit dramatizations in any program which would give the
false impression that the dramatized material constitutes news. Expletives,
(presented aurally or pictorially) such as "flash" or ''bulletin" and state-
ments such as "we interrupt this program to bring you . . ." should be
reserved specifically for news room use. However, a television broadcaster
may properly exercise discretion in the use in non-news programs of words
or phrases which do not necessarily imply that the material following is a
news release.
Public Events
1. A television broadcaster has an affirmative responsibility at all
times to be informed of public events, and to provide coverage consonant
with the ends of an informed and enlightened citizenry.
2. Because of the nature of events open to public, the treatment of
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such events by a television broadcaster should be effected in a manner to
provide for adequate and informed coverage as well as good taste in
presentation.
Controversial Public Issues
1. Television provides a valuable forum for the expression of respon-
sible views on public issues of a controversial nature. In keeping therewith
the television broadcaster should seek out and develop with accountable
individuals, groups and organizations, programs relating to controversial
public issues of import to its fellow citizens ; and to give fair representa-
tion to opposing sides of issues which materially affect the life or welfare
of a substantial segment of the public.
2. The provision of time for this purpose should be guided by the
following principles :
a) Requests of individuals, groups or organizations for time to
discuss their views on controversial public issues, should be considered
on the basis of their individual merits, and in the light of the con-
tribution which the use requested would make to the public interest,
and to a well-balanced program structure.
b) Programs, devoted to the discussion of controversial public issues
should be identified as such, and should not be presented in a manner
which would mislead listeners or viewers to believe that the program is
of entertainment, news or any other character.
Political Telecasts
Political telecasts should be clearly identified as such, and should
not be presented by a television broadcaster in a manner which would
mislead listeners or views to believe that the program is of any other
character.
Religious Programs
1. It is the responsibility of a television broadcaster to make available
to the community as part of a well-balanced program schedule adequate
opportunity for religious presentations.
2. The following principles should be followed in the treatment of
such programs:
a) Telecasting which reaches men of all creeds simultaneously
should avoid attacks upon religion.
b) Religious programs should be presented respectfully and accurate-
ly and without prejudice or ridicule.
c) Religious programs should be presented by responsible individ-
uals, groups, and organizations.
d) Religious programs should place emphasis on broad religious
truths, excluding the presentation of controversial or partisan views
not directly or necessarily related to religion or morality.
3. In the allocation of time for telecasts of religious programs it is
recommended that the television station use its best efforts to apportion
such time fairly among the representative faith groups of its community.
PRESENTATION OF ADVERTISING
1. Ever mindful of the role of television as a guest in the home, a
television broadcaster should exercise unceasing care to supervise the form
in which advertising material is presented over his facilities. Since tele-
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vision is a developing medium, involving methods and techniques distinct
from those of radio, it may be desirable, from time to time, to review and
revise the presently suggested practices.
(a) Advertising messages should be presented v^ith courtesy and
good taste ; disturbing or annoying material should be avoided ; every
effort should be made to keep the advertising message in harmony v^ith
the content and general tone of the program in which it appears.
b) A sponsor's advertising messages should be confined within the
framework of the sponsor's program structure. A television broad-
caster should seek to avoid the use of commercial announcements
which are divorced from the program either by preceding the intro-
duction of the program (as in the case of so-called "cow-catcher" an-
nouncements) or by following the apparent sign-off of the program
(as in the case of so-called "trailer" announcements). To this end,
the program itself should be annonuced and clearly identified before
the sponsor's advertising material is first used, and should be signed
off after the sponsor's advertising material is last used.
c) Advertising copy should contain no claims intended to disparage
competitors, competing products, or other industries, professions or
institutions.
d) Since advertising by television is a dynamic technique, a tele-
vision broadcaster should keep under surveillance new advertising
devices so that the spirit and purpose of these standards are fulfilled.
e) Television broadcasters should exercise the utmost care and dis-
crimination with regard to advertising material, including content,
placement and presentation, near or adjacent to programs designed
for children. No considerations of expediency should be permitted to
impinge upon the vital responsibility towards children and adoles-
cents, which is inherent in television, and which must be recognized
and accepted by al] advertisers employing television.
f ) Television advertisers should be encouraged to devote portions
of their allotted advertising messages and program time to the sup-
port of worthy causes in the public interest in keeping with the
highest ideals of the free competitive system.
g) A charge for television time to churches and religious bodies
is not recommended.
ACCEPTABILITY OF ADVERTISERS AND PRODUCTS
General
1. A commercial television broadcaster makes his facilities available
for the advertising of products and services and accepts commercial pres-
entations for such advertising. However, a television broadcaster should,
in recognition of his responsibility to the public, refuse the facilities of his
station to an advertiser where he has good reason to doubt the integrity
of the advertiser, the truth of the advertising representations, or the com-
pliance of the advertiser with the spirit and purpose of all applicable legal
requirements. Moreover, in consideration of the laws and customs of the
communities served, each television broadcaster should refuse his facilities
to the advertisement of products and services, or the use of advertising
scripts, which the station has good reason to believe would be objectionable
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to a substantial and responsible segment of the community. The
foregoing principles should be applied with judgment and flexibility, taking
into consideration the characteristics of the medium and the form and
content of the particular presentation. In general, because television broad-
cast is designed for the home and the family, including children, the fol-
lowing principles should govern the business classifications listed below:
a) The advertising of hard liquor should not be accepted.
b) The advertising of beer and wines is acceptable only when pre-
sented in the best of good taste and discretion, and is acceptable sub-
ject to federal and local laws.
c) Advertising by institutions or enterprises which in their offers
of instruction imply promises of employment or make exaggerated
claims for the opportunities awaiting those who enroll for courses is
generally unacceptable.
d) The advertising of firearms and fireworks is acceptable only sub-
ject to federal and local laws.
e) The advertising of fortune-telling, occultism, spiritualism, astrol-
ogy, phrenology, palm-reading, numerology, mind-reading or charac-
ter-reading is not acceptable.
f) Because all products of a personal nature create special prob-
lems, such products, when accepted, should be treated with especial
emphasis on ethics and the canons of good taste; however, the adver-
tising of intimately personal products which are generally regarded
as unsuitable conversational topics in mixed social groups is not
acceptable.
g) The Advertising of tip sheets, race track publications, or organ-
izations seeking to advertise for the purpose of giving odds or pro-
moting betting or lotteries is not accepable.
2. Diligence should be exercised to the end that advertising copy
accepted for telecasting complies with pertinent federal, state and local
laws.
3. An advertiser who markets more than one product should not be
permitted to use advertising copy devoted to an acceptable product for
purposes of publicizing the brand name or other identification of a product
which is not acceptable.
Advertising of Mediccd Products
1. The advertising of medical products presents considerations of
intimate and far-reaching importance to the consumer, and the following
principles and procedures should apply in the advertising thereof.
a) A television broadcaster should not accept advertising material
which in his opinion offensively describes or dramatizes distress or
morbid situations involving ailments, by spoken word, sound or
visual effects.
b) Because of the personal nature of the advertising of medical
products, claims that a product will effect a cure and the indiscriminate
use of such words as "safe", "without risk", "harmless", or terms of
similar meaning should not be accepted in the advertising of medical
products on television stations.
Contests
1. Contests should offer the opportunity to all contestants to win on
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the basis of ability and SKill, rather than chance.
2. All contest details, including rules, eligibility requirements, open-
ing and termination dates should be clearly and completely announced
and/or shown or easily accessible to the viewing public, and the winners'
names should be released and prizes awarded as soon as possible after
the close of the contest.
3. When advertising is accepted which requests contestants to sub-
mit items of product identification or other evidence of purchase of prod-
uct, reasonable facsimiles thereof should be made acceptable.
4. All copy pertaining to any contest (except that which is required
by law) associated with the exploitation or sale of the sponsor's product
or service, and all references to prizes or gifts offered in such connection
should be considered a part of and included in the total time allowances
as herein provided, (see Time Standards for Advertising Copy.)
Premiums and Offers
1. Full details of proposed offers should be required by the television
broadcaster for investigation and approval before the first announcement
of the offer is made to the public.
2. A final date for the termination of an offer should be announced
as far in advance as possible.
3. Before accepting for telecast offers involving a monetary consid-
eration, a television broadcaster should satisfy himself as to the integrity
of the advertiser and the advertiser's willingness to honor complaints
indicating dissatisfaction with the premium by returning the monetary
consideration.
4. There should be no misleading descriptions or visual representa-
tions of any premiums or gifts which would distort or enlarge their value
in the minds of the listeners.
5. Assurances should be obtained from the advertiser that premiums
offered are not harmful to person or property.
6. Premiums should not be approved which appeal to superstition
on the basis of "luck-bearing" powers or otherwise.
Time Standards for Advertising Copy
1. As a guide to the determination of good telecast advertising prac-
tice, the time standards for advertising copy, presently suggested, are as
follows :
Length of Advertising Message
Length of (minutes and seconds)
Program
News Programs
All
Other Programs
(minutes)
Day and Night
Class "A"
Time
All
Other Hrs.
5
1:00
1:00
1:15
10
1:45
2:00
2:10
15
2:15
2:30
3:00
25
2:50
4:00
30
3:00
4:15
45
4:30
5:45
60
820
6:00
7:00
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2. The time standards set forth above do not affect the established
practice of reserving for station use the last 30 seconds of each program
for station break and spot announcements.
3. Announcement programs are designed to accommodate a desig-
nated number of individual live or recorded announcements, generally one
minute in length, v^^hich are carried v^ithin the body of the program and
are available for sale to individual advertisers. Normally not more than
3 one-minute announcements (v^hich should not exceed approximately 125
words if presented live) should be scheduled v^ithin a 15-minute period
and not more than six such announcements should be scheduled v^ithin a
30-minute period in local announcement programs; however, fewer an-
nouncements of greater individual length may be scheduled provided, that
the aggregate length of the announcements approximates three minutes
in a 15-minute program or six minutes in a 30-minute program. In an-
nouncement programs other than 15 minutes or 30 minutes in length, the
proportion of one minute of announcement within every five minutes of
programming is normally applied. The announcements must be presented
within the framework of the program period designated for their use and
kept in harmony with the content of the program in which they are placed.
4. Programs presenting women's services, features, shopping guides,
market information, and similar material, provide a special service to
the listening and viewing public in which advertising material is an in-
formative and integral part of the program content. Because of these
specal characteristics the time standards set forth above may be waived
to a reasonable extent. In the present state of experimentation in pro-
gramming and advertising techniques in television programs of this type
no definite limitations to these exceptions are set forth at this time.
5. Any casual reference in a program to another's product or service
under any trade name or language suflSciently descriptive to identify it
should, except for normal guest identifications, be condemned and dis-
couraged.
6. Stationary backdrops or properties in television presentations show-
ing the sponsor's name or product, the name of his product, his trade
mark or slogan may be used only incidentally. They should not obtrude on
program interest or entertainment. "On Camera" shots of such materials
should be fleeting, not too frequent, and mindful of the need of maintaining
a proper program balance.
Dramatized AppQals and Advertising
Appeals to help fictitious characters in television programs by pur-
chasing the advertiser's product or service or sending for a premium
should not be permitted, and such fictitious characters should not be
introduced into the advertising message for such purposes. When drama-
tized advertising material involves statements by doctors, dentists, nurses
or other professional people, the material should be presented by members
of such profession reciting actual experience or it should be made apparent
from the presentation itself that the portrayal is dramatized.
Sponsor Identification
Identification of sponsorship must be made in all sponsored programs
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in accordance with the requirements of the Communications Act of 1934,
as amended, and the Rules and Regulations of the Federal Communications
Commission.
•
REGULATIONS AND PRCXIEDURES
The following REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES shall obtain as
an integral part of the Television Code of the National Association of
Radio and Television Broadcasters:
I
Name
The Name of this Code shall be the Television Code of the National
Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters.*
II
Purpose of the Code
The purpose of this Code is cooperatively to maintain a level of tele-
vision programming which gives full consideration to the educational,
informational, cultural, economic, moral and entertainment needs of the
American public to the end that more and more people will be better served.
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Subscribers
Section 1. Eligibility
Any individual, firm or corporation which is engaged in the operation
of a television broadcast station or network, or which holds a construction
permit for a television broadcast station within the United States or its
dependencies, shall, subject to the approval of the Television Board of
Directors as hereinafter provided, be eligible to subscribe to the Television
Code of the NARTB to the extent of one subscription for each such station
and/or network which it operates or for which it holds a construction
permit; provided, that a non television-member of NARTB shall not be-
come eligible via code susbcription to receive any of the member services
or to exercise any of the voting privileges of a member.
Section 2. Certification of Subscription
Upon subscribing to the Code, subject to the approval of the Television
Board of Directors, there shall be granted forthwith to each such sub-
scribing station authority to use the "NARTB Television Seal of Approval",
a copyrighted and registered seal to be provided in the form of a certificate,
a slide and/or film, signifying that the recipient thereof is a subscriber
in good standing to the Television Code of NARTB. The seal and its sig-
nificance shall be appropriately publicized by the NARTB.
Section 3. Duration of Subscription
Subscription shall continue in full force and effect until thirty days
* "Television Board. The Television Board is hereby authorized: — (4) to enact, amend and
promulgate standards of practice or codes for its Television members, and to establish such
methods to secure observance thereof as it may deem advisable; — ". By-Laws of The Na-
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after the first of the month following receipt of notice of written resigna-
tion. Subscription to the Code shall be effective from the date of applica-
tion subject to the approval of the Television Board of Directors; provided,
that the subscription of a television station going on the air for the first
time shall, for the first six months of such subscription, be probationary,
during which time its subscription can be summarily revoked by an affirma-
tive two-thirds vote of the Television Board of Directors without the usual
processes specified below.
Section 4. Suspension of Subscription
Any subscription, and/or the authority to utilize and show the above-
noted seal, may be voided, revoked or temporarily suspended for television
programming which, including commercial copy, by theme, treatment or
incident, in the judgment of the Television Board constitutes a continuing,
willful or gross violation of any of the provisions of the Television Code,
by an affirmative two-thirds vote of the Television Board of Directors at
a regular or special meeting; provided, however, that the following con-
ditions precedent shall apply: (1) The subscriber shall be advised in
writing by Registered Mail of the charges preferred; (2) Such subscriber
shall have a right to a hearing and may exercise same by filing an answer
within 10 days of the date of such notification; (3) Failure to request a
hearing shall be deemed a waiver of the subscriber's right thereto ; (4) If
hearing is requested by the subscriber, it shall be designated as promptly as
possible and at such time and place as the Television Board may specify.
Oral and written evidence may be introduced by the subscriber and by
the Television Code Review Board (hereinafter provided for). Oral argu-
ment may be had at the hearing and written memoranda or briefs may be
submitted by the subscriber and by the Television Code Review Board.
The Television Board of Directors may admit such evidence as it deems
relevant, material, and competent and may determine the nature and length
of the oral argument and the written argument or briefs to be submitted.
The Television Board of Directors shall decide the case as expeditiously
as possible and shall notify the subscriber and the Television Code Review
Board in writing of the decision.
Section 5. Additional Procedures
The Television Board of Directors shall, from time to time, establish
such additional rules of procedure as, in its opinion, may be necessary for
the proper administration of the Code ; provided, that special considerations
shall be given to the procedures for receipt and processing of complaints
and to necessary rules to be adopted from time to time, taking into account
the source and nature of such complaints; such rules to include precau-
tionary measures such as the posting of bonds to cover costs and expenses
of processing same; and further provided, that the Board of Directors
shall take the steps necessary to insure the confidential status of any
proceedings before it.
Section 6. Amendment and Review
Because of the new and dynamic aspects inherent in television broad-
cast, the Television Code, as a living, flexible and continuing document,
may be amended from time to time by the Television Board of Directors ;
provided that said Board is specifically charged with review and recon-
sideration of the entire Code, its appendices and procedures, at least once
each year.
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Section 7. Termination of Contracts
All subscribers on the air at the time of subscription to the Code shall
be permitted that period prior to and including the earliest legal can-
cellation date to terminate any contracts, then outstanding, calling for
program presentations which would not be in conformity with the Tele-
vision Code, provided, however, that in no event shall such period be longer
than fifty-two weeks.
IV
RatM
Each subscriber shall pay 'administrative' rates in accordance with
such schedule at such time, and under such conditions as may be determined
from time to time by the Television Board (see Article VII Section 2.B (3)
and (4), By-Latvs of the NARTB) ; provided, that appropriate credit shall
be afforded to a television member of the NARTB against the regular dues
which he or it pays to NARTB-TV.
V
The Television Code Review Board
Section 1. Composition
The Television Board of Directors shall establish a continuing com-
mittee entitled the Television Code Review Board, upon the promulgation
of the television code. The Review Board shall be composed of five members,
all of whom shall be from the Television membership of NARTB. Members
of the Television Board of Directors shall not be eligible on the above
specified Review Board. Members of the Review Board shall be appointed
by the President of the NARTB, subject to confirmation by the Television
Board of Dirctors. Due consideration shall be given, in making such ap-
pointments, to factors of diversification of geographical location, company
representation and network aflftliation. Those members appointed, following
proniulgation of the Code, shall serve until immediately following the
annual NARTB Convention of 1952. Thereafter a term shall be for one
year.
A. Limitation of Service
A person shall not serve consecutively as a member of the Review
Board for more than two years.
Section 2. Quorum
A majority of the membership of the Television Code Review Board
shall constitute a quorum for all purposes unless herein otherwise provided.
Section 3. Authority and Responsibilities
The Television Code Review Board is authorized and directed :
(1) To maintain a continuing review of all television programming,
especially that of subscribers to the television code of the NARTB; (2) to
receive, screen and clear complaints concerning television programming;
(3) to define and interpret words and phrases in the Television Code;
(4) to develop and maintain appropriate liaison with government agencies
and with responsible and accountable organizations and institutions;
(5) to inform, expeditiously and properly, a subscriber to the Television
Code of complaints or commendations, as well as to advise all subscribers
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concerning the attitude and desires program-wise of accountable organ-
izations and institutions, and of the American public in general; (6) to
review and monitor, if necessary, any certain series of programs, daily pro-
gramming, or any other program presentations of a subscriber, as well
as to request recordings, aural or kinescope, or script and copy, with
regard to any certain program presented by a subscriber; (7) to reach
conclusions, and to make recommendations or prefer charges to the Tele-
vision Board of Directors concerning violations and breaches of the Tele-
vision Code by a subscriber; (8) to recommend to the Television Board
of Directors, amendments to the Television Code.
A. Delegation of Powers and Responsibilities
The Television Code Review Board may delegate, from time to time,
such of its above-specified responsibilities, as it may deem necessary and
desirable, to a Staff Group of the NARTB-TV.
B. Meetings
The Television Code Review Board shall meet regularly at least four
times a year at a date to be determined by it in the months of January,
March, June and Setember. The chairman of the Review Board may at any
time on at least five days' written notice call a special meeting of the
Board.
APPENDIX A
Additional Procedures Relating to Administration, Hearings and Decisions^'
I
THE TELEVISION CODE REVIEW BOARD
AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITIES
(Reference: Television Code, Regulations and Procedures, V, Section 3)
Section 1 — Preferring of Charges — Conditions Precedent
Prior to the preferring of charges to the Television Board of Directors
concerning violation of the code by a subscriber, the Television Code Review
Board (1) shall have appropriately, and in good time, informed and advised
such subscriber of any and all complaints and information coming to the
attention of the Television Code Review Board and relating to the
programming of said subscriber, (2), shall have reported to, and advised,
said subscriber by analysis, interpretation, recommendation or otherwise,
of the possibility of a violation or breach of the Television Code by the
subscriber, and (3), shall have served upon the subscriber by Registered
Mail a Notice of Intent to prefer charges, at least twenty days prior to
the filing of any such charges with the Television Board of Directors.
During this period the Television Code Review Board may, within its sole
discretion, reconsider its proposed action based upon such written reply
as the subscriber may care to make, or upon such action as the subscriber
may care to take programwise, in conformance with the analysis, inter-
pretation, or recommendation of the Television Code Review Board.
Reference: By-Laws of the National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters,
Article VII, section 2, B (4); Television Code, Regulations and Procedures, III, section 5.
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A. Notice of Intent
The Notice of Intent shall include a statement of the grounds and
reasons for the proposed charges, including appropriate references to the
Television Code.
B. Time
In the event that the nature of the program in question is such that
time is of the essence, the Television Code Review Board may prefer
charges within less than the twenty days above specified, provided that
a time certain in which reply may be made is included in its Notice of
Intent, and provided that its reasons therefor must be specified in its
statement of charges preferred.
Section 2 Confidential Status
Hearings shall be closed ; and all correspondence between a subscriber
and the Television Code Review Board and/or the Television Board of
Directors concerning specific programming shall be confidential ; provided,
however, that the confidential status of these procedures may be waived
by a subscriber.
Section 3 The Charges
The charges preferred by the Television Code Review Board to the
Television Board of Directors shall include the grounds and reasons there-
for, together with specific reference to the Television Code. The charges
shall contain a statement that the conditions precedent, hereinbefore
described, have been met.
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HEARINGS AND DECISIONS— TELEVISION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
(Reference: Television Code, Regulations and Procedures, III, Section 4)
The following additional rules and procedures shall obtain in such
hearings as may be held pursuant to the Television Code, Regulations and
Procedures, III, section 4 :
Section 1 — Notice
A subscriber shall be advised in writing by Registered Mail of the
charges preferred, which notice shall include a statement of the grounds
and reasons for such charges, together with appropriate reference to the
Television Code.
Section 2 — Presentation ; Representation
A subscriber against whom charges have been preferred, and who
has exercised his right to a hearing, shall be entitled to effect presentation
of his case personally, by agent, by attorney, or by deposition and interroga-
tory.
Section 3 — Intervention
Upon request by the subscriber-respondent or the Television Code
Review Board, the Television Board of Directors in its discretion, may
permit the intervention of one or more other subscribers as parties-in-
interest.
Section 4 — Transcript
A stenographic transcript record shall be taken and shall be certified
by the Chairman of the Television Board of Directors to the oflftce of the
Secretary of the National Association of Radio and Television Broad-
casters, where it shall be maintained. The transcript shall not be open to
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inspection unless otherwise provided by the party respondent in the
proceeding.
Section 5 — Television Code Review Board; Counsel
The Television Code Review Board may, at its discretion, utilize the
services of an attorney from the staff of the NARTB for the purpose of
effecting its presentation in a hearing matter.
Section 6 — Order of Procedure
At hearings, the Television Code Review Board shall open and close.
Section 7 — Cross Examination
The right of cross-examination shall specifically obtain. Where pro-
cedure has been by deposition or interrogatory, the use of cross-interroga-
tories, shall satisfy this right.
Section 8 — Authority of Presiding Officer ; of Television Board of Directors
The Presiding Officer shall rule upon all interlocutory matters, such
as, but not limited to, the admissibility of evidence, the qualifications of
witnesses, etc. On all other matters, authority to act shall be vested in a
majority of the Television Board unless otherwise provided. (Reference;
Television Code, Regulations and Procedures, III, section 4).
Section 9 — Films, Transcriptions, etc.
Films, kinescopes, records, transcriptions, or other mechanical repro-
ductions of television programs, properly identified, shall be accepted into
evidence when relevant.
Section 10 — Continuances and Extensions
Continuance and extension of any proceeding or for the time of filing
or performing any act required or allowed to be done within a specific time
may be granted upon request, for a good cause shown. The Board or the
Presiding Officer may recess or adjourn a hearing for such time as may be
deemed necessary, and may change the place thereof.
Section 11 — Findings and Conclusions
The decision of the Television Board of Directors shall contain find-
ings of fact with conclusions, as well as the reasons or bases therefor.
Findings of fact shall set out in detail and with particularity all basic
evidentiary facts developed on the record (with appropriate citations to
the transcript of record or exhibit relied on for each evidentiary fact)
supporting the conclusion reached.
Section 12 — Reconsideration or Rehearing
A request for reconsideration or rehearing may be filed by parties to
the hearing. Requests for reconsideration or rehearing shall state with
particularity in what respect the decision or any matter determined
therein is claimed to be unjust, unwarranted, or erroneous, and with
respect to any finding of fact shall specify the pages of record relied on.
If the existence of any newly-discovered evidence is claimed, the request
shall be accompanied by a verified statement of the facts together with the
facts relied on to show that the party, with due diligence, could not have
known or discovered such facts at the time of the hearing. The request
for rehearing may seek:
a. Reconsideration
b. Additional oral argument
c. Reopening of the proceedings
d. Amendment of any findings, or
e. Other relief.
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Section 13— Time for Filing
Requests for reconsideration or rehearing shall be filed within ten
(10) days after receipt by the respondent of the decision. Opposition
thereto may be filed within five (5) days after the filing of the request.
Section 14 — Penalty, Suspension of
At the discretion of the Television Board, application of any penalty
provided for in the decision may be suspended until the Board makes
final disposition of the request for reconsideration or rehearing.
Section 15 — Disqualification
Any member of the Television Board may disqualify himself, or upon
good cause shown by any interested party, may be disqualified by a majority
vote of the Television Board.
Radio-TV Receiver Production in 1952
Washington — A month-by-month breakdown of 1952 production of
television and radio receivers, showing a total production for the year of
more than 6 million TV's and 9.7 million radio receivers, as released by
the Radio-Television Manufacturers' Assn., follows:
Televi- Home Total
sion Sets Portables Auto Clock Radio
January . . . 404,932 288,724 68,433 195.147 80,151 832.455
February . . 409.337 312.705 72.868 267.779 106.103 759.453
March
(5 weeks).... 510.561 357,689 99,720 343,314 175,169 975,892
April 322.878 286.164 110.529 275.250 173.003 847.946
May 309.375 288.927 128.351 215.478 115.588 748,344
June
(5 weeks) . . 755,685 324,786 126,636 230.706 183,496 865,654
July 198.921 203.868 81.353 95.220 61.295 441,736
August .... 397,769 235,728 105.006 S4.315 108.753 543.802
Sept.
(5 weeks) . . 361.152 297.669 205,186 248.909 124,489 874.253
Oct 724,117 314,459 113,552 163,494 180,841 772,346
Nov 780,486 389,853 153,503 195,200 . 185,639 924,195
Dec.
(6 weeks) . . 921,086 452,556 194,837 406,258 271,507 1,325,158
TOTAL ...6,096,279 3,753,128 1,460,002 2,729,070 1.769,036 9.711,236
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TV 'NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD'
But— Beware The Delusion Of Self-Satisfaction
By CHRIS J. WrrriNG, Managing Director.
Du Mont Television Network
TELEVISION at both the net-
work and station level "never
had it so good" as in 1952 — at
least on the basis of billings fig-
ures and reports on sets in use —
and 1953 looks even better!
But one does not require a
crystal ball to question whether
telecasters should accept too con-
fidently all that meets the eye —
whether they wouldn't be wiser
to look below the surface. Here,
within the confines of the indus-
try's trade journal annual, is a
good place to make a closer examination
of some of the things that rate a second
look.
The first question we should attend
shapes up in the query: Just how un^'ted
are we in our "united front"? True, we've
got the code and we've even acquired a
congressional accolade for industry efforts
to police ourselves. And, of course, the
code has remedied some programming
problems — ^cleavage and off-color, ad lib
jokes, for example. But who will contend
that the code is as fully effective on the
commercial side — as to length of commer-
cial, improper display of promotional
signs, and so on?
In reviewing many a conversation on
the subject this year, I'm sure that I ex-
press a common sentiment when I suggest
that we'd all be wise sincerely and effec-
tively to support the industry's effort to
do the many jobs that the code seeks to
carry off — to do the jobs for ourselves be-
fore we face the added problem of out-
side attempts at "regulation." And if there
is any doubt in your mind that the threat
of such outside "aid" is very real, just ask
your Congressman.
And while we are on the subject of
Washington, I think television would be
wise to view with sympathy the tele-
consciousness of the Eisenhower adminis-
tration and develop an affirmative, posi-
tive program to make sure that the
administration finds ways to interpret na-
tional problems and its approach to them
through our medium.
Last year I wrote here that television
had two vital jobs cut out for it in 1952,
and one of them was "to put the brakes on
,i0^'
soaring costs." Yet costs have
continued to rise and this pivotal
problem has been carried over
into 1953.
Employees are striking or ne-
gotiating for more money. Sta-
tions already on the air are in-
creasing rates as their set cir-
culation figures rise, and new
stations are coming on the air —
all to add to the bill that spon-
sors are expected to foot.
What does this mean? The an-
swer is written in the roll of
advertisers who used the medium a year
or two ago, but found it "too rich for their
blood" — "too rich" during a period when
they, too, were operating at peak levels,
enjoying good incomes and profits. Where
will we be if the excess profits tax is
eliminated and many enterprises don't
have the money available in the future
that they have h?d in the past? Or if
business volume falls off a little?
One of the most regrettable things of
the year is the general agreement among
sympathetic but critical commentators
that network TV, although only three
years old, commercially has found a "well
heeled rut" and is taking the convention-
ally safe side of the road rather than the
rougher road of daring and pioneering. It
makes me wonder whether we are not too
inclined to accept the quick dollar rather
than explore the promise in such initiative
and creative effort.
And I am all the more sensitive to this
when I review the quick response to
Bishop Sheen, who has been followed by
so many programs based on a strong in-
dividual; by our own daring Mono-Drama
Theater which puts Shakespeare in the
format of a soap opera with great suc-
cess; by Dark of Night which proves tele-
vision capable of "on location" dramatic
production — breaking through the walls
of the studio, and by the splendid docu-
mentaries that two of our competitors
have produced this year.
So, to sum up, the moment is one that
calls not for self-satisfaction over ever-
increasing billing figures but for serious
self-examination and energetic co-opera-
tion that Television may quickly achieve
a sound economic basis and become the
great communication medium that it
promises to be.
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As Whole Nation Looks And Listens
Frank Conniff, New York Journal-American, and Sanford E. Stanton,
political editor, analyze Presidential voting trends on the "Election Roundup"
program over WABD-Du Mont.
This snap of activity at Mutual shows Fred Vandeventer, assisted by agency
and production personnel, airing the voting tallies to 560 affiliates.
This photo at CBS TV headquarters shows Walter Cronkite (extreme right)
serving as "anchor man" for the web's operations.
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TELEVISION
NETWORKS
and
STATION
ALLOCATIONS
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ABC-TV's 3-WAY EXPANSION
Talent, Production And Facilities All Affected
By ALEXANDER 8TRONACH. Jr.
Vic« Pr9Mident in Churge of the ABC-TV Nttwork
^Vnew super nova appeared in the firma-
ment of the entertainment industry-
early this year.
However, this nova is already behaving
in a manner totally unfamiliar to astrono-
mers and scientists accustomed to coping
with our heavenly bodies. This nova
didn't suddenly flare up only to return to
its former magnitude in a few weeks or
months. It was born of long and deliberate
undertaking and study — the merger of the
American Broadcasting Company, Inc.
and the United Paramount Theaters, Inc.
into the American Broadcasting-Para-
mount Theaters, Inc.
This new giant on the horizon of the en-
tertainment industry was made possible
through approval by the Federal Com-
munications Commission on Feb. 9, 1953.
The realization of this accomplished fact
brings into sharp focus the competitive
enterprise that makes American business
the envy of an entire world and the Amer-
ican knack for entertainment, especially
as applied to the broadcasting-telecasting
fields — one of the truly great industries in
America.
The merger has placed at the network's
disposal sufficient financial resources to
enable ABC to expand — talentwise, pro-
ductionwise, and facilitieswise — and to as-
sume a real competitive position in TV.
These three major expansions have al-
ready been undertaken:
Talentwise: by the signing of George
Jessel as artist-producer and whose serv-
ices become available to both the ABC
Radio and TV Networks on a long term
basis in June of this year; similarly, the
signing of America's outstanding disc
jockey — Martin IBlock, for his "Martin
Block's Make Believe Ball Room" to de-
but on the network's flagship radio outlet
— WABC— on New Year's Day, 1954 and
who will shortly thereafter, inaugurate a
similar program over the ABC Radio Net-
work. Block's services will also be avail-
able to the AiBC-TV Network. Even .as
this is being written, ABC will shortly
announce the signing of two of the top
stars in our comedy roster.
Productionwise: the ABC-TV Network
already has in preparation a series of es-
pecially planned TV presentations, each of
half-hour's duration and which will have
their initial showing in April of this year.
Titled the "ABC Album," with Donald
Cook as host of the series and featuring
such outstanding names of the entertain-
ment world as Paul Douglas, Brandon de
Wilde, Audrey Christie, Don Briggs, Allen
Jenkins, Walter Slezak, John Hodiak, Alan
Mowbray and others, the "ABC Album"
will bring to the nation's televiewers a
new concept in TV entertainment.
Facilitieswise: the long-range improve-
ment of the network's owned video out-
lets, boosting their respective power out-
put to maximum signal strength as author-
ized by the FCC, and which will enable
the ABC-TV Network's five owned sta-
tions—WABC-TV, New York; WBKB,
Chicago; WXYZ-TV, Detroit; KECA-TV,
Los Angeles, and KGO-TV, San Francis -'o,
to radically improve their signal strength,
and which in turn will result in better
reception to televiewers in those cities
and surrounding areas. This facilities im-
provement plan is being undertaken at a
cost of $2,500,000 and will be finally com-
pleted during 1954.
The merger does something more than
simply bring into being a greatly revital-
ized network. It brings new life and hope
to the entire entertainment industry — an
industry that constantly strives to find
new methods for the expression of great
talent, education, news, public service and
many other facets that enable some 80
million Americans to sit down in their
living rooms each evening and see wha-t
the creative and technical skill of other
Americans can bring to them.
From the combined resources of the
newly merged companies there is certain
to emerge a greater good and purpose. The
fact that the merger creates a new com-
petitive force among the other major net-
works is in itself most laudable.
New methods for programming will be
undertaken. New talent projected. New
stations added. New technical improve-
ments made.
The challenge has been set before us.
We have met it in the past. The merger
now enables us to meet the future with
renewed strength in which a great indus-
try and the public it serves are the final
beneficiaries.
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A. B.C. TELEVISION NETWORK
ALEXANDER STRONACH, JR.
Vice President in Charge of the ABC-TV Network
Rich in experience as a free-lance
writer and as a director of some of
radio's top shows, ALEXANDER
(SANDY) STRONACH, JR. joined the
American Broadcasting Company in
September, 1948 as manager of tele-
vision programs for the network. His
versatility and ability to adapt him-
self to the rapidly changing TV in-
dustry gained him swift recognition
as both a showman and executive
and in January, 1950, he was named
national director of television pro-
gram operations for ABC. A yeai
later, in January, 1951, he was ap
pointed vice president in charge oi
television programs and in May oi
that year was promoted to vice
president in charge of the ABC-TV
Network. As vice president in charge
of the ABC-TV Network, Stronach is
responsible for the overall supervi-
sion of the Television Sales Depart-
ment and the Television Program-
ming Department.
STRONACH, JR.
ROBERT M. WEITMAN
Vice President in Charge of Programming and Talent
He may be new to ABC, but ROBERT
M. WEITMAN isn't new to people in
show business. He joined ABC this
year as vice president in charge of
programming and talent as a direct
result of the merger of the American
Broadcasting Company, Inc. and the
United Paramount Theaters, Inc.
into American Broadcasting - Para-
mount Theaters, Inc. and he is with-
out a doubt, one of the most valu-
able executives that the broadcast-
ing-telecasting industry could ac-
quire. His acumen as a showman
and developer of outstanding talent
had far reaching effects in the suc-
cess of the original Paramount Pic-
tures, Inc., and as a vice president
of UPT, Inc., sparked that company's
immediate success as an independ-
ent operation.
He now brings all of his outstanding
abilities to the newly strengthened
American Broadcasting Company,
strengthened all the more, because
of Bob Weitman.
WEITMAN
CHARLES R. ABRY
National Sales Manager for the ABC -TV Network
It was in the early part of this year
(February) that CHARLES R. (CHICK)
ABRY was promoted to the position
of national sales manager for the
ABC-TV Network, a rather phenom-
enal rise, considering that he first
joined ABC in June, 1951, as an ac-
count executive in the network's tele-
vision sales department. And it was
only a short while after he became
associated with ABC, that he proved
himself one of the most capable ac-
count executives in the network field.
His salesmanship, meriting greater
executive latitude, brought him the
appointment of Eastern Sales Man-
ager for the ABC-TV Network in
November, 1952.
His present duties as National Sales
Manager for the ABC-TV Network
entail the close supervision of a large
selling force of account executives
as well as close surveillance of a
number of top level national ac-
counts currently using the facilities
of the ABC-TV Network.
ABRY
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AMERICAN BROAl
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San Antonio
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CASTING COMPANY
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CASTING COMPANY
A M E R I C
BROADCASTING COMPANY, INC
(A Division of American Broadcasting-Paramount Theaters, Inc.)
R.C.A. BUg., 7 West 66th Street, New York 25, N. Y.
(Telephofie Number: SUsqnehanna 7-3000)
OFFICERS
Edward |. Noble Chairman of Finance
Committee, AB-PT
Robert E. Kintncr President
Robert H. 0 Bricn Exec. Vice-President
Earl E. Anderson Vice-President
Charles T. Ayres ...Vice-President
Slocum Chapin Vice-President
lames Connolly Vice-President
Robert H. Hinckley Vice-President
Earl Hudson Vice-President
Frank Marx Vice-President
Ernest Lee jahncke, Jr Vice-President
John Mitchell Vice-President
Harold L. Morgan. Jr Vice-President
|ohn H. Norton, Jr Vice-President
Theodore I. Oberfelder Vice-President
C. Nicholas Priaulx Vice-Pres. & Treasurer
Alexander Stronach, Jr Vice-President
Thomas Velotta Vice-President
Robert M. Weitman Vice-President
Paul Whiteman Vice-President
Omar Elder Assistant Secretary and Attorney
Aaron Rubin Assistant Treasurer
Gr Assistant Secretary
Walter C Tepper Controller
Ceraldine B. Zorbaugh. . . . Acting Gen. Attorney
and Secretary
TELEVISION
Alexander Stronach, Jr Vice President in
Charge of Television Network
Engineering <& General Services
Frank Marx Vice President in Charge
Thomas F. Foy Purchasing Agent
Richard Hamilton. Supervisor of Communications
Clure Owen Administrative Assistant
John Preston Director of Engineering
Facilities & General Services
Lawrence Ruddell Recording Director
Joseph J. Spagnola Office Gr Studio Services
Director
William Trevarthen Director of Engineering
Operations
Reginald Willcocks Traffic Manager
Merle Worster Eastern Operations Manager
Finance, Persoimel
C. Nicholas Priaulx Vice Pres. & Treasurer
Henry T. Hede. Administrative Assistant to the
Vice President and Treasurer
Aaron Rubin Assistant Treasurer & Assistant
Secretary
Walter C. Tepper Controller
Marie McWilliams Director of Personnel
Legal
Geraldine B. Zorbaugh Secretary fir Acting
General Attorney
Omar Elder Attorney fir Assistant
Secretary
Labor Relations
Mortimer, Weinbach. . . .Acting Director of Labor
Relations
Program
Robert M. Weitman. . . .Vice-President in charge
of Programming and Talent
Services
Harold L. Morgan, jr Vice-President in
charge of TV Services Department
Robert Holland Manager of Film Services
Ruth K. Blainey Operations Manager
John L. JCelly Plant Superintendent
James McNaughton Art Director
Harold Sobolov .Studio Supervisor
Robert L. Stone Business Manager
Programming
Charles Underhill National Director of
Program Department
Freelon Fowler Film Program Manager
Charles Holden. . . .Asst. National Director of the
Program Department
Robert F. Lewine Eastern Program Director
John Madigan Director of News fir
Special Events
James Stabile Administrative Manager
Public Relations, Advertising &
Promotion and Continuity
Acceptance
John Pacey Director of Public Affairs
Ruth Crawford Librarian
Mitchell DeGroot Manager of Advertising fir
^ Promotion
Arthur B. Donegan Manager of Publicity
Ellen Heagerty Supervisor of Audience
Information
Grace johnsen Director of Continuity
Acceptance
Ruth Trexler. . .Executive Producer of Religious fir
Educational Programs
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Sales
Charles Abry National Director of Sales
Don Kearney. . .Assistant National Sales Manager
Stanley Smith Eastern Sales Manager
Malcolm B. Laing Business Manager for
Network Sales
Station Relations, Sales & Station
Traffic Operations, Research &
Sales Development
Ernest Lee Jahncke, Jr.... Vice Pres. & Assistant
to the President
Frank Atkinson Manager of Co-operative
Program Department
Alfred Beckman National Director of Station
Relations Department
Donald Buck Director of Operations for
Sales fir Station Traffic
Alice Stamatis. .. .Manager of Order Processing
Oliver Treyz Director of Research fir Sales
Development
William A. Wylie Manager of Station
Relations Department
CENTRAL DIVISION
20 North Wacker Drive
Chicago 6, Illinois
John H. Norton, Jr Vice President in Charge
Leroy Bartrum Manager of Traffic fir
Communications
Edv\rard Bishoff Sales Service Manager
Kenneth Christiansen Manager of Office fir
Studio Services
Mary A. Corcoran Purchasing Agent fir
Personnel Interviewer
James Duffy Manager of Advertising
fir Sales Promotion
Walter L. Emerson Legal Counsel
Monte Fassnacht Manager of Program
Department
John Fitzpatrick Production Manager
Clarence Heider. . .Program Operations Manager
Elliot Henry, Jr Publicity Manager
William Hohmann Research Supervisor
E, C. Horstman Manager of Engineering fir
General Services
Lawrence Kelley. . .Manager of Film Department
Jack McCord Program Business Manager
Francis McNulty Music Rights Supervisor
Cornelius O'Dea News Supervisor
Stewart Robinson Auditor
Robert M. Savage Manager of Script fir
Continuity Acceptance
James Stirton Director of Network for
Central Division
Floyd Timberlake Engineering Operations
Supervisor
Gerald A. Vernon. .. .Manager of Network Sales
HOLLYWOOD
ABC Television Center
Hollywood 27, California
Earl Hudson Vice-President in Charge of
Western Division
William Phillipson General Manager
J. Clifford Anderson. .Program Business Manager
Cecil W. Barker Program Production Director,
Western Division
Dorothy L. Brown Continuity Acceptance
Editor, Western Division
Philip G. Caldwell Manager of Engineering fir
General Services. Western Division
Edward B. Hullinger Manager, Station
Relations, Western Division
Francis LaTourette Western Division News
Editor
Allan Maynard Purchasing Agent fir
Supervisor of Building Maintenance
Courtney McLeod Traffic Manager,
Western Division
Norma T. Olsen Director of Program
Operations
Cameron G. Pierce Manager of Television
Engineering
Albert R. Landers Film Director
Darrell E. Ross Production Manager
Jerry Ross Director of TV Promotion —
Publicity Department
Florence T. Schiro Personnel Director
Norman H. Sloane. . .Production Control Manager
Donn B. Tatum. . .Director of Television, Western
Division
C. Merwin Travis Director of Promotion-
Publicity Services
John C. Wagner Controller, Western Division
SAN FRANCISCO
420 Taylor Street
San Francisco 2, California
James H. Connolly Vice-President in Charge
Lorraine Duchene. . .Continuity Acceptance Editor
A. E. Evans Manager of Engineering
Gordon Grannis Advertising, Promotion &
Publicity Manager
Marion Warda Sales Service Manager
Edith Kirby Traffic Manager
Victor Reed Manager of News fir Special
Events fir Program Operations
Henry A. Saroyan Auditor
OWNED TELEVISION STATIONS
Slocum Chapin Vice President in Charge of
Owned Television Stations fir General
Manager of WABC-TV
William Matterne National Sales Manager,
Owned Television Stations
New York
J. Trevor Adams Sales Manager of WABC-TV
Paul Mowrey Station Manager of WABC-TV
Chicago
Joseph Fisher Sales Manager of WBKB
Sterling C. Quinlan Program Manager, WBKB
Hollywood
Philip Hoffman Station Manager of KECA-TV
Frank King Sales Manager of KECA-TV
Stanton Kramer Director TV Promotion-
Publicity Department
James Pollak Program Manager of KECA-TV
San Francisco
Vincent Francis Station Manager of KGO-TV
Dave Sacks Sales Manager of KGO-TV
Bloyce Wright Program Manager of KGO-TV
Detroit
(WXYZ, Inc.)
John Pival Station Manager of WXYZ -TV
837
838
Curtain going up. . .on the
Biggest Event
in Television!
Chances are you've already seen television's newest,
most exciting symbol . . . the symbol for the new ABC.
But the symbol is not important by itself. It's just a
curtain raiser for major announcements to come. It's a
sign that big things are in the air . . . and if you are an
advertiser, a sign that this is the time to put ABC tele-
vision in yoLir plans.
New shows are being developed. New talent will be
attracted. Not all right away, of course. But it vdll pay
to watch ABC . . . because ABC now has the right com-
bination of experience, equipment, and shov^nnanship to
be a leader in television.
The stage is set . . . and big things are beginning to
happen. So keep your eye on the new ABC !
ABC
TELEVISION NETWORK
VIDEO FITS RETAIL PATTERN
Adaptable To Current 'On-Sight-Alone' Buying
By J. L. VAN VOLKENBURG
Pri'sident, CBS Television
rWAS a chilly month of the
year. Eloctrical dealers in
Chicago couldn't understand why
they were virtually sold out of
$70" electric fans. Within a single
week. $60,000 worth of the fans
had moved across their counters.
There had been no local adver-
tising, no other possible sales
stimulus — except a single tele-
vision commercial message on
the Westinghouse "Studio One"
program.
And there was the case of
Schick Razor. Chester Gifford, president
of Schick. Inc.. reports: "Our sales record
shows the biggest first quarter in our
sales history, and also the biggest first
half, with sales one-third ahead of the
same period last year — and this at a time
when industry in general, and especially
the electrical appliance field, was not en-
joying any material increases."
. Behind this story of vanishing inven-
tories of Schick shavers is another great
television success story — a story of the
company's merchandise being pulled out
of non-TV areas and rushed to TV areas
in order to meet consumer demand.
Advertisers, well aware of this
merchandising trend, are relying
more and more on television — as
a potent advertising medium, as
a new and revolutionary distri-
bution and sales tool.
On our part, CBS Television
has built a new flexibility into
the medium to put it at the serv-
ice of more and more advertisers.
One plan, for example, is alter-
nate - week sponsorships, with
cross-referencing of sponsors, so
that the advertiser may enjoy the
benefits of a weekly program for about
half the price of going it alone.
Another notable departure is the adver-
tising participation plan, whereby the cost
of some of the biggest shows may be as-
sumed by as many as three or four spon-
sors on an equal 'basis.
In addition, we are currently experi-
menting with a five-minute segment plan
for some of our daytime shows, by which
an advertiser may buy as many or as few
segments as he likes on a daily, weekly
or seasonal basis. The plan makes net-
work programs available to advertisers
with modest ibudgets.
Each of these stories has a peculiar sig-
nificance to marketing men. Each indi-
cates that we may soon be anticipating a
shift in the market picture determined
largely by whether television is there or
not. We can look for the market to follow
television, rather than the other way
around. For television creates demand for
products— takes the customer to the spot
where he can buy them.
And television fits today's retail buying
patterns: Today we find an increasing
trend toward the self-service market,
where merchandise is sold on sight alone,
with the number of trained personnel
kept to an economic minimum. No
medium has given this trend such powe'r-
ful impetus as television, where the skilled
and controlled demonstration of the prod-
uct occurs before the customer ever
reaches the actual point-of-sale.
We have also made aggressive attacks
on television's basic costs. We built CBS
Television City in Hollywood, for ex-
ample, not only to provide housing for
an increasing number of programs, but
also to incorporate cost-reducing produc-
tion methods.
We are fitting out our new production
center in New York City with the same
goals in mind. We expect to continue de-
veloping production efficiency and pro-
gram quality in order to bring better and
better shows before the public and to as-
sure the most attractive and effective
"buy" for advertisers.
As each new case history of sales suc-
cess continues to indicate, television has
emerged as the swiftest, most effective,
most economical tool for moving merchan-
dise across the counters of America.
840
C. B. S. TELEVISION NETWORK
HUBBELL ROBINSON, JR,
Vice President in Charge of Network Programs
HUBBELL ROBINSON, JR., joined
CBS in July, 1947, as vice president
in charge of network programs. In
1951, when CBS was reorganized
into separate network operations for
television and radio, he was named
vice president and director of CBS
Television network programs. Previ-
ous to his CBS affihation, Robin-
son had been vice president and di-
rector of radio for Young & Rubicam.
He was with the agency for sixteen
years, from 1928 to 1944. He joined
the Blue Network, now ABC, in 1944,
as vice president and director of pro-
grams. In 1945, he switched to Foote,
Cone and Belding as vice president
in charge of radio. Robinson was
born in Schenectady, N. Y., on Oct.
16, 1905, and is a graduate of Brown
University. He was a reporter on the
Schenectady Union Star and the
Knickerbocker Press in Albany after
graduation. In 1928, he moved to
New York and entered advertising.
ROBINSON JR.
HAkRY S
Vice President in Charge of
HARRY S. ACKERMAN was named
vice president of the Columbia
Broadcasting System in charge of
of the network's Hollywood programs
in June of 1951. His position includes
general supervision of all CBS oper-
ations in the California entertainment
capital.
Ackerman joined the Columbia net-
work in 1948 in the capacity of
executive producer. In June oi the
same year he transferred to Holly-
wood, where he served as director
of network programs.
ACKERMAN
Network Programs — Hollywood
Lckerman attended Dartmouth Col-
1 jge, from which he was gradua-
ted in 1935.
ollowing graduation from Col-
jge, Ackerman became a writer
^nd also filled roles as actor as well
as director and producer of many
radio shows. In 1936 he joined
Young & Rubicam, Inc., as a pro-
gram director. In 1946 he was made
vice-president of the advertising
agency in charge of all program op-
erations.
Ackerman was born in Albany, N. Y.
ACKERMAN
WILLIAM H. HYLAN
Vice President in Charge of Network Sales
WILLIAM H. HYLAN, associated
with CBS for sixteen years, was
named vice president in charge of
network sales for CBS Television in
December, 1952. After four years as
an account executive with CBS Ra-
dio Sales, from 1937 to 1941, Hy-
lan entered military service with
the army. In November, 1945, he re-
turned to CBS Radio and was ap-
pointed assistant to the director of
station administration. In 1948,
Hylon switched to the network's new
TV sales staff as an account execu-
tive. In July 1951, he was named as-
sistant sales manager. In January,
1952, he was appointed eastern
sales manager.
Hylan is a native of New York
City, having been born in the town
of Father Knickerbocker on October
16, 1905. He spent a goodly portion
of his youth as a resident of the Is-
land of Puerto Rico. Following his
secondary school education he en-
tered Yale University, of which he
is a graduate.
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CBS TELB
VISION
CBS TELEVISION
A DIVISION OF CBS, I
Executives and Staff
485 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y,
Telephone: PLaza 1-2345
Registered Telegraphic Address— COLUMBIA NEW YORK
L
SOTE: A full listing of the CBS cor-
porate personnel, as well as the hoard
of directors, will be found on Page
268.
CBS TELEVISION DIVISION
OFFICERS
I L Van Volkenburg President
Willum H Hylan Vice President in Charge
of Network Sales
Hubbdi Robinson. )r . Vice President in Charge
of Network Programs
Hjrry S. Ackcrman. . Vice President in Charge
of Network Programs — Hollywood
H. Leslie Atlass Vice President in Charge
of Central Division
Frank B Falknor Vice President in Charge
of Operations
Merle S )one$ Vrce President in Charge of
CBS-Owned Stations and General Services
W Spencer Harrison Vice President in Charge
of Legal and Business Affairs
Herbert V Akerberg Vice President in Charge
of Station Relations
William B. Lodge Vice President in Charge
of General Engineering
Charles L Glett Vice President in Charge
of Network Services — Hollywood
William |. Flynn Controller
Network Sales
William H Hylan . V.ro President m Charge
of Network Sales
Sales Manager
Chicago Sales Manager
. Detroit Sales Manager
Pacific Coast Sales Manager
Business Manager
Program Sales Manager
Uw»rd P. SItiirkk Manager of Sales
Development
Robert F jamieson Sales Service Manager
C«or(e A Kolpin ..Contract Manager
Network ProgromB
Hiibbell Robinson jr ..Vice President in Charge
of Network Programs
Thomas H. Dawson
George E Klayer
Charles K Sterritt
Kiogsley F Horton
William ) Fagan
T D Connolly
844
Harry S. Ackerman Vice President in Charge
of Network Programs, Hollywood
William Dozier Executive Producer,
Dramatic Shows
Mario Lewis Executive Producer, Music and
Variety Programs
James C. Shattuck Director of Editing
Harry C. Ommerle Program Director
E. Carlton Winckler Production Manager
Louis T. Stone Program Budget Manager
News and Public Affairs
Sig Mickelson Director of News and Public
Affairs
F. M. Littlejohn .Managing Editor, News
Paul Levitan Producer of Special Events
William A. Wood Director of News and
Public Affairs, Washington
Judson Bailey Director of Sports
Operations
Frank B, Falknor Vice President in Charge
of Operations
Henry Grossman Assistant to Vice President
in Charge of Operations
Walter Pierson Manager of Production
Gilbert DeStafano Manager of Stage Lighting
Anthony Boschetti Manager of Procurement
Richard Hopkins Manager of Scenic Design
and Construction
Herbert O. Phillips Executive Art Director in
Scenic Division
William Vogel Manager of Special Effects
H. C. Meier. . Manager of Network Operations
H. Grant Theis Manager of Film Service
Operations
Al Raymond Manager of Theater and
Stage Operations
Paul W.tthg New Effects Development
Ira De Lumen Manager of Cost Control
R. G. Thompson Director of Technical
Operations
Orville Sather. Manager of Technical Operations
Station Relations
Herbert V. Akerberg Vice President in
_, , . ^ ^ Charge of Station Relations
Clark A. Snyder Director of Station Relations
Advertising and Scdes Promotion
William Golden Creative Director
John P. Cowden Operations Director
Robert I. Elliott Copy Chief
Alex Kennedy. . .Director of Program Promotion
Fred Kramer Director of Program Promotion,
Hollywood
Cordon Hellmann Director of Presentations
David Luhmann Director of CBS-Owned
Station Promotion Services
Edward Side Production Manager
Public Relations
David j. Jacobson Director of Public Relations
Michael J. Foster. . Director of Press Information
Arthur Perles Administrative Director fir
Director of Merchandising Exploitation
Norman Seigel Director of Publicity and
Exploitation, Hollywood
Hank Warner Assistant Director of
Press Information
jack Goldstein Director of Special Projects
Dorothy Leffler. . .Director of Magazine Division,
Press Information
Research
Oscar Katz Director
Philip Eisenberg Director of Coverage and
General Surveys
Rose Marie O'Reilly Manager of Ratings
Tore Hallonquist. . . Director of Program Analysis
Leonard DeNooyer General Surveys
Engineering
William B. Lodge Vice President in Charge
of Engineering
A. B. Chamberlain Chief Engineer
H. A. Chinn Chief Audio-Video Engineer
j. W. Wright. . . .Chief Radio Frequency Engineer
Legal and Business Affairs
W. Spencer Harrison. . .Vice President in Charge
of Business and Legal Affairs
Merritt H. Coleman. .Director of Business Affairs
Henry Howard, jr Director of Business
Affairs, Hollywood
Accounting
William j. Flynn Controller
Norman C. Hadley Director of Accountin§f
Operations
Network Services, Hollywood
Charles L. Glett Vice President in Charge
of Network Services^ Hollywood
Austin E. joscelyn Director of Operations,
Hollywood
CBS, Inc., Broadcast Service
Departments
Building Construction
Kingdon Tyler Manager, Building
Construction Department
H. W. Van Wagenen Assistant Manager,
Building Construction Department
Building Operations and Tickets
James Swenson. .. .Manager, Building Operations
Jack Page Assistant Manager, Building
Operations
Laurette Banks Supervisor, Ticket Bureau
General Purchasing
John E. Forsander Director of Purchases
Edward Drewes Purchasing Agent
Office Services
A. H. Bryant Manager
Maude Stubner Supervisor, Program Typing
Emily Schiener Supervisor, Ediphone
Personnel Relations
Robert Kalaidjian Director
Charles Burt Personnel Administrator
Dr. jack Nelson Director, Medical Office
John Anderson Personnel and Labor Research
Manager
Richard Stanley Employment Manager
Photography
Walter I. Seigal Manager
Reference
William C. Ackerman Director
May Dowell Manager, General Information
Agnes Law Librarian
CBS Television Spot Sales
Sam Cook 'Digges General Sales Manager of
CBS Television Spot Sales
Clark George Eastern Sales Manager
Maclean Chandler Midwest Sales Manager
Ben Margolis Business Manager
CBS Television Film Sales
Fred Mahlstedt Director of Operations
W. S. Edwards General Sales Manager
CBS Owned Stations
WCBS-TV, 485 Madison Avenue,
New York 22, New York
Craig Lawrence General Manager
George R. Dunham General Sales Manager
Hal Hough Program Manager
Robert Patt Promotion Manager
KNXT, 1313 North Vine Street,
Los Angeles 28, California
James T. Aubrey General Manager
Edmund C. Bunker Sales Manager
Donald M. Hine Program Director
Dean Linger Promotion Manager
WBBM-TV, 410 North NBchigan Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
H. Leslie Atlass Vice-President in Charge of
Central Division
George Arkedis General Sales Manager
Kenneth B. Craig Director of Operations
Thomas A. Bland Program Manager
John T. Curry Promotion Manager
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that killed
Si myth
The pundits who solemnly explained
that television's popularity was largely
based on its "novelty" may now go to
the rear of the class.
Today some five years after the novelty
has worn off, Americans continue to find
television as irresistible as easy money,
as compelling as a thunderstorm. And
the pattern of their devotion is as plain
as the forest on the rooftops.
Families with sets devote more time to
television than ever before — an average
last year of four hours and forty-nine
minutes a day. This is more time than
the American family has ever given to
any spare-time pursuit.
Though not all areas yet have access to
television, one television program wins,
week after week, the largest audience ever
garnered by any medium in advertising
history - 40,000,000 people !
That program, of course, is carried over
CBS Television, as are most of the most
popular nighttime television programs.
Indeed, in the nation's leading markets,
where audiences have a choice of what to
look at, CBS Television keeps winning the
highest average audience of any network.
Add to a pattern of leadership the fact
that CBS Television delivers these great
audiences at the lowest cost per thousand
. . . and it becomes clear why advertisers
use more time on CBS Television than on
any other network.
CBS TELEVISION
"BRIGHTEST YEAR" FOR TV
1953 Augurs Well For ''Fastest Growing Industry"
B7 DR. ALLEN B. DU MONT, President
Alleu B Du Mont Laboratories, Inc.
TELEVISION, the most spec-
tacular facet of the electron-
ics industry, can anticipate its
brightest year in 1953. All signs
point to the industry continuing
its sensational growth pattern
which has been one of the fast-
est moving developments yet
seen in American business
history.
An all-time cumulative total
of receiver production since 1946
runs to 23.6 million units. This
adds up to an aggregate public
total investment, at retail level of $9^2
billion. And. of course this figure is apart
from the investments averaging $500,000
each, in aj>proximately 120 telecasting
plants (as this is being written). Small
wonder that television is called America's
fastest growing industry!
•
Looking ahead to industry prospects in
1953. we may expect upward of 75 new
stations on the air, with the possibility
that approximately 50 of this total will be
in the Ultra High Frequencies. This in-
crease in stations, will, of course, mean a
wide increase in present coverage by the
major networks.
An ; ' .^ development, only re-
cently 1, is that of a new coaxial
cable o.. .^.<^.M rhi^ system is capable of
handling simultaneously 600 telephone
conversations plus one television program
In each direction it travels. Widespread
use of th'> revolutionary coaxial cable
could ' -ly help to cut present line
cortj ( Ay.
•
The release of the 'freeze," new sta-
tions going ' '^ - r, and numerous con-
struction J; ing granted by the
Fffl •••■••«' ' tion.s Commission
n inufacturers can
1" vifr volume of $60
milUon lor lrartj>niilling and allied studio
equipment in 1953.
The increased use of television by vari-
out fegments of business and industry
a!" "-^--^ the industrial television mar-
k' '.*tive one for equipment manu-
•' I'vLsion areas opening, and
if'' '; ' .'r.;>h;isLs on the multi-televi-
Mi'j:.-:>\-:.'iru*: in older markets, cues
manufacturers to plan for 1953 their big-
gest production year since 1950
when 7.5 million receivers came
ofl the production lines.
During 1952, the broadcasting
segment of the industry reached
high levels with its serious and
constructive view of its responsi-
bilities, not only as an entertain-
ment medium, but as an instru-
ment of public service to the
American people.
In 1953 television will be stim-
ulated and inspired to accept an
even greater challenge. As tele-
vision continues to broaden its horizons
its vast potential will be limited only by
the imagination and skill of those using it.
Since Allen B. Du Mont Laboratories,
Inc., is devoted exclusively to television
in all of its phases, its progress in 1953
will mirror the growth pattern of the
video industry.
Nineteen fifty-two was an excellent year
for the network division, and prospects
for 1953 look even better. For the first
time in network history, billings passed
the 10 million dollar mark and, at the
moment, we are putting into operation
our new Tele-Centre on East 67th Street.
We look forward in confidence to keep-
ing step with the spread of the medium
throughout 1953. Our programming has
made two distinct contributions to the
medium during the year. Bishop Sheen
demonstrated that millions of viewers are
eager for substantial thought-provoking
periods. And we strengthened sports tele-
casting substantially— first, with regular
weekly boxing bouts, and later through
our coverage of professional football,
demonstrating how fans can see the game
they want to see weekly, namely, by way
of regional teleca.sts.
The public's acceptance of our 1953
line of television receivers is already fol-
lowing the 1952 trend which saw produc-
tion hard pressed to keep up with ex-
panding sales.
The long range future of electronics
and television will be limited only by the
imagination of those using it. At this
point we have only skimmed the surface
of its possibilities. Electronics and tele-
vision are new instrumentalities which
mean wider and added services to man-
kind. They both will provide a new di-
men.sion In every day living.
848
DuMONT TELEVISION NETWORK
CHRIS J. WITTING
Managing Director
A veteran of the Du Mont organiza-
tion, CHRIS J. WITTING, managing
director of its broadcasting division,
is also a leader in telecasting. He
joined Du Mont in 1947, when he
was asked to leave his own ac-
counting business and set up oper-
ating procedures for the telecasting
division, whose general manager he
became in 1949. He assumed his
present position of managing direc-
tor in June, 1951. In the meantime,
he has seen Du Mont reach the high-
est billings in its history and com-
plete a $4,000,000 programming-en-
gineering center in Manhattan. He
took a part in setting up the National
Association of Radio - Television
Broadcasters and at its organization
was made a member of its board
of directors. He was elected a direc-
tor of the American Television Soci-
ety in June, 1951. In April, 1952, he
was elected a member of the board
of directors of the Advertising Coun-
cil, representing the broadcasting in-
dustry.
WITTING
JAMES L CADDIGAN
Director of Programs and Production
JAMES L. CADDIGAN, director of
programming and production for the
Du Mont Television Network, is a
pioneer in network television pro-
gramming. He is credited with giv-
ing the medium several of its signi-
ficant "firsts" — the first full daytime
schedule as well as 7 to 9 a.m. pro-
gramming, the medium's first space
show (Captain Video) and its first
kindergarten (TV Baby Sitter). He
also created and aired its first fan-
tasy for children (Magic Cottage). A
veteran of the motion picture field, he
pioneered the effective use of film on
TV through skillful editing for a
home audience and in late 1952 in-
stituted the medium's most sustained
effort at "on location" production
with "Dark of Night." He also has
been a leader in creating programs
of a public service nature. A native
of Boston, "Caddigan served during
the war as a colonel on the staff of
the Adjutant General. He is a mem-
ber of ATS and SMPE.
CADDIGAN
TED BERGMANN
Director of Sales
TED BERGMANN was the Du Mont
Television Network's top salesman
before becoming the web's director
of sales in July, 1951. Joining the
organization in June, 1947, he had
had an effective hand in signing
most of the major contracts for time
bought by national advertisers.
These sales coups included "Caval-
cade of Stars" and "Cavalcade of
Bands," as well as the "Captain
Video" deal— TV's first half hour
across-the-board network time sale
to a single sponsor. New York
City-born, Bergmann entered broad-
casting by joining NBC in 1941, leav-
ing shortly for wartime duty. A com-
missioned officer, he was second in
command of radio public relations
on General Eisenhower's staff. Leav-
ing the service, he rejoined NBC and
later went to a radio production or-
ganization as creator and salesman,
resigning that position to join Du
Mont's network sales department as
an account executive.
BERGMANN
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TELEVISI
ETWORK
A Di lis ion of Allen B. Du Mont Laboratories, Inc.
515 Madison Avenue, New York 22, New York
Telephone: MU 8-2600
Network Elxecutives
Chris j. Witting Director and General Manager
Donald H. McCannon Admin. Asst. to the Dir.
Ted Bergman Director of Network Sales
James L. Caddigan . .Dir. of Prog, and Production
Elmore B. Lyford Director of Station Relations
Robert L. Coe Mgr., Station Relations Dept.
Rodney D. Chipp Director of Engineering
Gerald Lyons Director of Public Relations
and Publicity
Thomas J. McMahon Director of Sports
John H. Bachem Asst. Dir of. Network Sales
Norman W. Drescher. Manager Closed Circuit,
Merchandising and Licensing Departments
Joseph Hess Controller, Broadcasting Division
Rkhard E. Jones Manager, Owned and
Operated Stations
Walter Compton. Manager of WTTG,
Washington, D. C.
HaroW C. Lund Manager of WDTV,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Milton Mofcl Manager of New York Operations
Network Sales
Ted Sergmann Director of Network Sales
|oh« H. Bachem . Assistant Director of Network
Sales
Lynn Cleary Manager of Sales Service
E<*ward R. Eadth Manager of Research
David Lattcy . Central Division Sales Manager,
435 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago 11,
Illinois
Revert H. Miller Account Executive, Central
Division, 435 North Michigan Avenue,
Chicago 11, Illinois
Richard S Railton West Coast Sales
Representative, Monadnock Building, San
Francisco 5, California
William Koblenzcr Account Executive
ja«e» F. Owens Account Executive
DuMcan R. Buckhan- Account Executive
John B. Soell Account Executive
Norman J. Hendershot Account Executive
Richard B. Stark Account Executive
Harry Pertka Account Executive
Arthur j. Daly Account Executive
Lawrence H. Buck. . .Mgr., Account Mgrs.' Croup
Richard Geismar Account Manager
Hank Opperman Account Manager
Programming and Production
James L. Caddigan Director of Programming
and Production
Leslie C. Arries, jr Assistant Director of
Programming and Production
Werner, Michael Assistant to the Director
Paul Rosen Manager of Program and Talent
Procurement
A. L. Hollander. . .Production Facilities Manager
Duncan MacDonald Supervisor of Women's
Programming and Religious Programming
Don Russell Chief Announcer
Ed Lieberthal Chief Coordinator
Elizabeth Mears Casting Director
Charles Mann Script Editor
Edward Saulpaugh.. Supervisor of Continuity
Acceptance
Dominick Celentano Supervisor of Music
Acceptance
Sam Posner Program Administration Asst.
Ted Hammerstein Supervising Producer
Charles Parsons Supervising Producer
Roger Gerry Supervising Producer
Irwin Rosten Supervising Producer
Frank Bunetta Senior Director
"^''^yCoyle Director
^^* ^^y Director
H. Wesley Kenney Director
'^^'''^ Lowe Director
William Marceau Director
Arnold Nocks .'^^Director
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William Seaman Director
Keith Thomas Director
James Saunders Director
Barry Shear .Director
Operations
Saul Abraham Supervisor, Adelphia Theater
S. W. Fairchild Supervisor, Studio D
Ralph Robbins Supervisor, Wanamaker Studio
Samuel Spachner Supr., Ambassador Theater
Engineering
Rodney D. Chipp Director of Engineering
Robert F. Bigwood. . .Mgr. of General Engineering
H. C. Milholland. . .Mgr. of Technical Operations
S. Patremio Development Engineer
Arthur Deneke Building Facilities Engineer
Eric Herud Technical Operations Engineer,
WABD, New York
Malcolm Burleson Chief Engineer, WTTC,
Washington, D. C.
Raymond Rodgers. . .Chief Engineer, WDTV, Pitt.
Station Relations
Elmore B. Lyford Dir. of Station Relations
Robert L Coe Mgr., Station Relations Dept.
Roylance H. Sharp Mgr., Traffic Dept.
Edwin G. Koehler. .Area Super., Station Relations
Joseph R. Cox.... Area Super., Station Relations
Robert S. Woolf Teletranscription Dept.
Sports Department
Thomas J. McMahon Director of Sports
Accounting
Joseph Hess Controller, Broadcast Division
Willoughby Walsh Purchasing Agent
Public Relations and Publicity
Gerald Lyons Director of Public Relations and
Publicity
Research
Edward R. Eadeh Manager of Research
Persoimel
Lei! Tanenfiolz Manager, Network Personnel
Department
Advertising and Promotion
Norman S. Ginsburg Manager, Advertising
Program Promotion
Norman S. Brett Manager, Sales Promotion
DuMont Owned and Operated
Stations
WABD, New York
Richard E. Jones Manager
James L Caddigan Program Director
Lawrence L. Wynn Sales Manager
Milton Morel Manager of N. Y. Operations
Saul Abraham Supervisor, Adelphi Theater
Sam Spachner. . .Supervisor, Ambassador Theater
S. W. Fairchild Supervisor, Studio D, 515
Madison Avenue
Ralph Robbins Spur., Studio A, Wanamaker's
SALES ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES
William Walters
Jim Wilber
Perry Frank
Richard Hamburger
Robert F. Adams
WDTV, Pittsburgh
Harold C. Lund Manager
Don Menard Operations Manager
George Baren Bregge Sales Director
Raymond Rodgers Chief Engineer
William A. Krough Sales Service Manager
Paul P. Palangi Personnel Manager
Dick Fortune Public Relations Manager
Byron Dowty Program Manager
Mildred Johnson Traffic Manager
Dave Murray News and Special Events
Richard Dreyfuss Film Manager
Nick Perry Chief Announcer
William Jewett Prop Facilities
Joe Bock Art Manager
WTTG, Washington
Walter Compton General Manager
Roger M. Coelos Program Operations Manager
Neal J. Edwards Sales Manager
M. M. Burleson Chief Engineer
Jules Huber Film Supervisor
George Rax Promotion and Publicity
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Whether there be green grass or white lights outside, inside
they're watching television. Without tickets, without top
hats, with but a single switch to turn, millions of people, day
and night, watch miracles from the best seats in the house.
Du Mont keeps them watching with a simple formula-
sensible television. With programs that lift while they enter-
tain, that please everyone, With programs born of imagi-
nation, not imitation.
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For advertisers, too, Du Mont television is sensible tele-
vision, powerful in impact but practical in cost. Du Mont
alone has brought this greatest of all sales mediums within
the grasp of all advertisers, large or small.
Because it is unique in its appeal to viewers, and to
advertisers, DuMont will always be a prime factor in
the continued growth and betterment of the miracle called
television.
DUMONT
TELEVISION NETWORK
515 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y. MU 8-2600
A Division of the Allen B. Du Mont Laboratories, Inc.
FINANCIAL SIDE OF TV-FILM
Good Product Now Can Be Accurately Evaluated
By BASIL GRILLO. Exec. Vice President,
Bing Crosby Enterprises, Inc.
TdE Ix^okkeeping aspects of the
business of producing film for
television is not the least of the
manifold problems created by
this mercurial child of electron-
ics. Television, or, seeing at a
distance, according to the lang-
uage experts, offers no sight at
any distance when it comes to
the certain estimate of invest-
ment return over given periods.
Certainly, good product will
pay out because the profit
horizon Is now much nearer the
reach of calculating instruments than m
past years and hard-headed evaluation
suggests that realistic price structures if
understood and maintained by all con-
cerned, can bring sufficient revenue to
make television film production a sound
enterprise.
Top production requires adequate m-
vestment and adequate investment obvi-
ously requires adequate return. It's that
simple to comprehend but much more dif-
ficult to realize.
There has been a tendency to equalize
rising facilities' costs by a demand for
reduction in program payments. But as
was said many years ago anent radio
costs, ". . . no one ever listened for a
watt . . ." then just as certainly, nobody
cares to view merely a television test
pattern.
The show is the thing and good shows
cannot be made out of stuffed suits. Peo-
ple of talent who can move the minds and
warm the hearts of viewers, writers who
give them the words and directors who
bring the whole into a smooth exhilarating
experience for the viewer — these are the
elements which give television more than
temporary scientific excitement and such
as these are the only in.surance of a con-
tinuing growing of the great television
^ industry.
Production investment is long term and
we expect to wait for our fair return, but
that old bugbear, obsolescence — obso-
lescence of style, of settings, of events
themselves, is ever lurking in the back-
ground, so time is also of the es.sence to
capital.
It is too easy to overlook the fact that
a thirty-nine week Class "A" televLsion
series can be equivalent to a Class "A"
"'-♦-'', olitan station in point of invest-
ment. Those of us who have
risked hundreds of thousands of
dollars are willing to venture
and to wait, but the television
dollar must ibe so pied as to
equalize return as well as risk,
and thus to attract continuing
investment from the same ex-
perienced, tried and proven pro-
duction sources.
Overall distribution costs have
had a tendency to increase inso-
far as selling the smaller tele-
vision markets is concerned since
these require the same personal contact
and sales service as the larger markets,
yet potential income per sales dollar ex-
pended is ridiculously small by com-
parison.
Rising costs during the past three years
have created additional burdens on the
producer and he has found himself on the
horns of a dilemma. He cannot get suffi-
cient additional income for his product
to level off the increase nor does he de-
sire to reduce production values in order
to even things up. If he did, his competi-
tive position would be se'riously en-
dangered, plus the fact that any budget-
ing on production values would probably
shorten the production life of the series.
Top-level production, in our opinion, aids
materially in extending the income po-
tential since the product continues to hold
its own with newer product into which
more production money may have been
invested because of greater income ex-
pectation from the additional markets
constantly coming on the air.
Corner cutting on dramatic show pro-
duction is something which will always
stick out like a sore finger because the
mood is created by atmosphere and dia-
logue together. To eliminate mood pro-
ducing settings and thus place the entire
production upon the cast is to invite medi-
ocrity and low-level impact.
Viewers will expect to find continuing
improvement in their television programs,
they will not be satisfied with anything
less than an ever-growing visible matur-
ity in this new medium. We have much
to learn, much to refine and much to de-
velop in the business of bringing to the
television screen all of the values poten-
tially possible in this intricate, challenging
and dynamic medium of communication.
856
N. B. C. TELEVISION NETWORK
DAVID SARNOFF
Chairman of the Boards of RCA and NBC
BRIG. GEN. DAVID SARNOfT,
chairman of the Boards of RCA and
NBC, entered the communications
field as a messenger boy at the age
of 15. As the importance of iodic
grew, he became successively Chief
Inspector, Assistant Traffic Manager,
and in 1917, Commercial Manager
of the Marconi Wireless Telegiapli
Company of America. In 1919, when
RCA was formed, it acquired the
Marconi Company and appointed
General Sarnoff commercial man-
SARNOFF
FRANK WHITE
President of NBC
ager. During the following eleven
years, he advanced from Commer-
cial Manager to General Manager,
then Vice President, Executive Vice
President, and in 1930, at the age
of 39, he was elected president of
RCA. He was elected chairman of
the board and chief executive of-
ficer of RCA in 1947. During World
War II, he served as Special Con-
sultant on Communications to Gen-
eral Dwight D. Eisenhower at SHAEF
in Europe.
Elected President and a director ol
NBC on Jan. 2, 1953, FRANK WHITE
is a veteran of 16 years in the broad-
cast industry, beginning in 1937
whsn he joined CBS as treasurer. In
1942, he was named a vice presi-
dent and director, continuing to
function as treasurer until 1947,
when he became president and di-
rector of Columbia Records, Inc. On
May 1, 1949, he moved to MBS as
president and director. He joined
NBC May 31, 1952, and was named
vice president and general manager
of the networks June 18, 1952.
White, a graduate of George
Washington University and a vet-
eran of Navy aviation in World
War I, served for six years as
treasurer of the Literary Guild ot
America, leaving in 1935 to join the
Slaqe Pubhshing Co. From 1936 to
1937 he was treasurer and business
moiiaqer of Newsweek, Inc.
WHITE
JOHN K, HERBERT
Vice President in Charge of Networks
JOHN K. HERBERT joined NBC Sept.
5, 1950, as assistant to the President,
and on Nov. 27, 1950, was appointed
general sales manager for the Radio
Network. He was named vice presi-
dent in charge of Sales for both the
Radio and Television Networks on
July 21, 1952. On Jan. 2, 1953, he
was named vice president in charge
of Networks. He left the post of vice
president and general advertising
manager of Hearst Magazines, Inc.,
where he had served for 12 years,
io join NBC. Prior to that Herbert
had been New England manager
and Eastern advertising manager of
Good Housekeeping. A graduate of
Holy Cross College, in Worcester,
Mass., he served in the United States
Marine Corps from January, 1943,
until October, 1945, when he left the
Marine Corps with the rank of cap-
lain.
HERBERT
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N A T I
BROADCASTING
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30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y,
Telephone: Circle 7-8300
Registered Telegraphic Address:
NATBROCAST NEW YORK
SOTE: A full listing of tfje NBC cor-
porate persontitl, us well us the board
of directors, will he found oti Page
280.
ORGANIZATION UNDER
VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE
OF NETWORKS
)ohn K. Herbert V.P. in Charge of Networks
David C. Adams V.-P. for Administration
W.lliam H. Fineshriber, jr.. . .V.-P. and Gen. Mgr.
of Networks
Sales Department
George H. Frey V.P. and Sales Director
Walter D. Scott Administrative Sales Manager
John Lanigan Manager of Eastern Sales
Division
Edward R Hitz Manager of Central Sales
Division
)ohn T. Williams Manager of Western Sales
Division
Frederick W. Dodge . Director of Merchandising
Program Department
Charles C. Barry Vice-Pres. in Charge of
Networks Program
Thomas A. McAvity National Program Director
Carl M Stanton Television Network Program
Manager
Thomas McCray Director Networks
Programs— Hollywood
Harold Kemp Manager of the Talent Office
Merrirt W. Barnum, Jr Manager of New
Program Development
Public Affairs Department
DavHison Taylor . . Director of Public Affairs
William R, McAndrcw Manager of News and
Special Events
Thomjs S. Gallery Manager of Sports
Edward Stanley Manager of Public Service
Programs
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Production Department
Frederick W. Wile, jr Vice Pres. in Charge
of Networks Production
Leonard H. Hole Director of Production
Technical Operations Department
George McElrath Director of Technical
Operations
Frederick G. Knopfke. .Manager of Sound Effects
Thomas H. Phelan. ... Manager of TV Technical
Operations
Charles L, Townsend. .Technical Film Coordinator
Production Services Department
Fred Shawn Director of Production Services
James A. Glenn Manager of Staging Services
and Special Effects
Hugh T. Graham Chief of Production
Coordinators
Ernest V. Theiss Manager of Production
Operations
Anthony M. Hennig Director of Plant
Operations
Sol Cornberg Supervisor of Plant Facilities
Development
Production Controls
j. Robert Myers. .Director of Production Controls
Isabel Finnie Supervisor of Business Office
Film and Kinescope Division
Frank C. Lepore Manager of Film and
Kinescope Operations
TV Network Operations — Hollywood
Earl H. Rettig Director of Finance
and Operations
Promotion, Planning and
Development Department
Ruddick C. Lawrence Director of Promotion,
Planning and Development
Advertising and Promotion
Department
Jacob A. Evans Director of Advertising and
Promotion
James H. Nelson Advertising Manager
John C. Fuller Sales Promotion Manager
Fred C. Veit Manager of Art» Production
and Graphics
Research and Planning Department
Hugh M. Beville Director of Research
and Planning
Dr. Thomas E, Coffin Manager of Research
James H. Cornell Manager of Audience
Measurement
Barry T. Rumple Manager of Plans
Development Department
Robert W. McFayden. . .Director of Development
Film Division
Robert W. Sarnoff V.P. in Charge of
Film Division
John B. Cron Mgr. of Television Film Sales
Stanton M. Osgood Mgr. of Television
Film Production
Station Relations Department
Harry Bannister Vice Pres. in Charge of
Station Relations
Sheldon B. Hickox, Jr Director of Station
Relations
Thomas E. Knode Mgr. of Station Relations
Press Department
Sydney H. Eiges. . ..Vice Pres. in Charge of Press
Frank Young Director of Press
Don Bishop Manager of Program Publicity
William Lauten. .. Manager of Business Publicity
Norman H. Pader Manager of Exploitation
Controller's Department
Charles J. Cresswell Controller for the
Networks
William V. Sargent Assistant Controller,
Networks
ORGANIZATION UNDER
FINANCIAL V.-P.
Joseph V. Heffernan Financial Vice Pres.
Samuel Chotzinoff General Music Director
Hamilton Young Budget Director
Harry F. McKeon Controller
William S. Hedges Vice President in Charge
of Integrated Services
Edward M. Lowell Manager of Building
and General Service Dept.
William B. Miller Night Executive Officer
Frances Sprague Chief Librarian
Gustav B. Margraf Vice President and
General Attorney
Thomas E. Ervin Assistant General Attorney
Ernest de la Ossa Director of Personnel
Joseph A. McDonald Treasurer
William A. Williams Assistant Treasurer
William D. Bloxham Manager of Purchasing
ORGANIZATION UNDER VICE-PRES.
OWNED <Sr OPERATED STATIONS
Charles R. Denny Vice President for Owned fir
Operated Stations, Public
Relations and Staff Engineering
Henry T. Sjogren Controller for Owned fir
Operated Stations
Thomas B. McFadden Director of National
Spot Sales
Richard H. Close Manager for Represented
Stations
John H. Reber National Mgr. for Television
Spot Sales
Public Relations Department
Edward D. Madden Vice President fir
Assistant to the President
Continuity Acceptance Department
Stockton Helffrich Manager of Continuity
Acceptance
Information Department
Anita Barnard Manager of Information
Engineering Department
0. B. Hanson Vice President fir
Chief Engineer
William A. Clarke Administrative Assistant
Chester A. Rackey Mgr. of Audio- Video
Engineering
Robert E. Shelby Dir. of Color Television
Systems Development
James Wood, Jr... Manager of Technical Services
WNBT, New York
Ted Cott Vice Pres. fir General Manager
Peter M. Affe Television Program Manager
Max E. Buck Director of Advertising, Sales
Promotion fir Merchandising
Jay J. Heitin Television Sales Manager
Richard M. Pack Director of Programs fir
Operations
WNBQ, Chicago
Harry C. Kopf Vice Pres. fir General Manager
Jules Herbuveaux Director of Television
Operations
Howard C. Luttgens Engineer in Charge
lohn J. McPartlin Manager of Television
Local Sales
WNBK, Cleveland
Hamilton Shea General Manager
Norman Cloutier Program Director
Charles F. Hutaff Director of Advertising,
Promotion fir Merchandising
NOTE: A full listing of the personnel
of NBCs O & O stations, as well as
the organization of the Washington
and Hollywood offices, will be found
on Page 282.
861
As this advertisement is written in Janu-
ary, 1953, there are 21 milHon TV sets in
use. Five years ago, when NBC instituted
Network Television, there were only
170,000 sets.
Compare this to the automobile in-
dustry-one of America's greatest indus-
trial achievements. It took 31 years to
put 21 million automobiles on the road.
A comparison that's closer to home
NATIONAL
five-year-old in history
is the radio industry. Radio reached the vision's tremendous sales effectiveness
21 million mark in 1932 after 11 years of
set production and broadcasting.
NBC has led every inch of the way
in developing television as a lively art
and as a selling medium. By establishing
the first network. ..by pioneering big-time
program techniques ... by bringing the
greatest stars m entertami
sion ... by measuring and proving tele-
... by developing new and unique spon-
sorship plans ... by providing a national
merchandising service to NBC television
sponsors.
By the end of 1953, 6 million more
television sets will have been added to the
nation's total. And just as in the past,
these six million new sets will be tuned
most often to NBC.
BROADCASTING COMPANY
of Radio Cornoratiori of America
21.8 Million TV Sets
Manufactured Since 1946
Over 21.8 million television receivers were shipped to dealers through-
out the country from 1946 through the end of 1952, according to figures
published here early this Spring by the Radio and Television Manufac-
turers As^oc. Although the report is not designed to show the actual num-
ber of TV sets in use in various areas — due to obsolescence, exports from
the area, dealers' inventory and other factors — it does give a picture of
the original distribution of the 21,812,263 sets shipped to dealers during
the 7-year period, the Radio Television Manufacturers Association said.
The following table shows state-by-state shipments.
Mmtm
Total
AUbam 1
156,268
Aritunu
19,948
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.•JR,893
Calif oroijft .
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Cm»0n4o ...
100.571
r«MM<rilrat
115,902
DrUirare . .
77.200
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norliU
200.195
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279,827
Mall.
2,315
IlllnoU
1.021.753
Indian.
.">«2.977
Iowa
2 17.251
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Mor.U,,.
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State Total
Nebraska 139,479
Nevada 531
New Hampshire 63,670
New Jersey 1,282,686
New Mexico 20,406
New York 3,606,166
North Carolina 265,067
North Dakota 1,380
<>'»'o 1,855,766
Oklahoma 195,962
"'•«K<»n 46,872
IN'iiiiHylvania 2,098,227
Khojie Ihtlund 178,126
South Carolina 69,907
South Dakota 3,673
Tennessee 194,736
'''""aN 607,640
*'^'*'' 89,691
Vermont 23 -yg^^
^ ■"•«'"'» 305,390
WasliinKton ^20 .387
West Virginia 126,768
Wisconsin 359 j^r^
Wyoming 3 ^,65
(irand Total 21,812,263
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Magrnolia 28
Malvern 46
Morrilton 43
Newport 28
Paragrould 44
Pine Bluff 7, 36
Russellville 19
Searcy 33
Spring-dale 36
Stuttgart 14
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Alturas 9
Bakersfield 10, 29
Brawley 25
Chico 12
Corona 52
Delano 33
El Centro 16
Eureka 3. 13
Fresno 12, *18, 24. 47, 53
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Merced 34
Modesto 14
Monterey (see Salinas)
Napa 62
Oakland (see San Francisco)
Oxnard 32
Petaluma 56
Port Chicago 16
Red Bluff 16
Redding- 7
Riverside 40, 46
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Salinas-Monterey 8, 28
San Bernardino 18, *24, 30
San Buenaventura 38
San Diego 8, 10. *16, 21. 27. 33. 39
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Santa Barbara 3. 20. 26
Santa Cruz 16
Santa Maria 44
Santa Paula I6
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Stockton 1.3 3Q, *43
Tulare ........!. 27
Ukiah 18
Visalia '.'.".'.'.'.43. 49
WatHonville 33
Yreka City 11
Vuba City .......'. 52
COLORADO
Alamosa jg
Boulder .*12*. 22
Decolea Channel reMrvatlon for noD-oommercial educational
Wj
OFFICIAL FCC TV ALLOCATIONS
Channel No.
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 3. 5, *8, 28, 34
Salida 25
Sterling 25
Trinidad 21
Walsenbiirg 30
CONNECTICUT
Bridgeport 43. 49. 'Tl
Hartford 3. 18, *24
Meriden 65
New Britain 30
New Haven 8. 59
New London 26, 81
Norwalk (see Stamlord)
Norwich 67, *63
Stamford-Norwalk 27
Waterbury 53
DELAWARE
Dover
40
Wilmi
ngton .
.12
59,
8:?
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
Washi
4 5'
7 9
"0
•9,e>
FLORIDA
Belle Glade 25
Bradenton 28
Clearwater 32
Daytona Beach 2
De Land 44
Fort Lauderdale 17, 23
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
Marianiia 17
Miami *2. 4, 7. 10. 27. 33
Ocala 15
Orlando 0. 9. 18, *24
Palatka 17
Panama City 7, *30, 36
Pensacola 3. 15. *21, 46
Quincy 54
St. Augustine 25
St. Petersburg (see T;impa)
Sanford 35
Sarasota 34
Tallahassee *11, 24, 51
Tampa-St. Petersburg *3, 8. 13. 38
West Palm Beach 5, 12, *15. 21
GEORGIA
Channel No.
Albany 10. 26
Americus 31
Athens *8, 60
Atlanta 2, 5. 11. *30, 36
Augusta 6, 12
Bainbridge 35
Brunswick 28, 34
Cairo 46
Carrollton 33
Cartersville 63
Cedartown 63
Columbus 4, 28. '34
Cordele 43
Dalton 25
Douglas 32
Dublin 15
Elberton 24
Fitzgerald 23
Fort Valley 18
Gainesville 63
Griffin 39
La Grange 50
Macon *4] , 47
Marietta 57
Milledgeville 61
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
Warner Robins 13
Waycross 16
IDAHO
Blackfoot 33
Boise *4. 7, 9
Burley 15
Caldwell 2
Coeur d'Alene 12
Emmett 26
Gooding 23
Idaho Falls 3, 8
Jerome 17
Kellogg 33
Lewiston 3
Moscow * 1 5
Nampa 6. 12
Payette 14
Pocatello 6. 10
Preston 41
Rexburg 27
Rupert 21
Sandpoint 9
Twin Falls U, 13
Wallace 27
Weiser 20
ILLINOIS
Alton 48
Aurora 16
Belleville 54
Bloomington 16
Cairo 24
Carbondale 34. *61
Centraha 32. 59
Champaign-Urbana 3. "12, 21. 27, 33
Chicago . . 2, 5. 7. 9. *11. 20. 26, 32, 38. 44
Denotes Channel reservation for non-commercial educational use.
867
* •
OFFICIAL FCC TV ALLOCATIONS
l».lt;V.
!'■ K
Channel No.
24
.17. 2.T
...•67
47
28
23
40
22
29
48
14
60
36
63
61
40
46
Joliot ...
K.ink.ikcN'
Krw:u>eo
La S.illr
Lin«*oln . .
Macomb
Marion
Mattoon
Moline 4»ee Davenport. Iowa)
Ml. Vernon
Olnr.v .
V'\
1 8. 19, •37,
i,« - 10.
Rc>. kfonl 13, 39.
Ro<-k Ittlanil (see Davenport, Iowa)
Sprinpfleld 3, 20.
Streator
Trbana (see Champaifrn)
Vandalia
Waukctrari
61
Anirola
15
Bwlfoni
39
H'ooniiriLloii
4, •30, 36
42
38
52
KvanbViUe
7. 50. •56. 62
Fort Waynr
•27. 33, 69
«aiT
50. *66
56
ImJ.anapoliH
. .6. 8. 13. "W. 26. 67
Jaiip«T
19
Kokom<i
31
I.afay. It.-
^47, 59
18
I»i;aiiKport
61
MadiMin
. . 25
Marion ...
29
MIchiifan fn
62
Muncie . .
49, 55, •?!
t',-,,.,.,.if,..
52
32
58
-■/.!>:. !,• |,.i
34. •40. 46
Tell « ity .
31
Terrp Haiii<
10. •57. 63
Vln'-«'nn»-»» .
44
WaH»iinj.'tofi
60
37
5. 25
45
19
. . . . 32, 38
39
9, 20. •26
31
18
14
. *54
. 43
Channel No.
n;ivoii|Hiit-HocU Island & Moline,
Illinois 4, 6, *30. 36, 42
DtM-orah 44
Dps Moines 8, 'll, 13. 17, 23
nubmuie 56. 62
Ksthrrville 24
Fairfield 64
Fort Dodse 21
Fort Madison 60
Grinnell 46
Iowa City •12, 24
Keokuk 44
Kiioxville 33
Marshalltown 49
Mason City 3, 35
Muscatine 68
Newton 29
Oelwein 28
Oskaloosa 52
Ottumwa 15
Red Oak 32
Shenandoah 20
Sioux City 4, 9, *30. 36
Spencer 42
Storm Lake 34
Waterloo 7, 16, ^22
Webster City 27
KANSAS
Abilene 31
Arkansas City 49
Atchison 60
Chanute 60
Coffeyville 33
Colby 22
Concordia 47
Dodgre City 6, 23
El Dorado 55
Emporia 39
Fort Scott 27
Garden City 9, 11
Goodland 31
Great Bend 2, 28
Hays 7, 20
Hutchinson 12, 18
Independence 20
lola 44
Junction City 29
Larned 15
Lawrence * 1 1, 17
Leavenworth 54
Liberal 14
McPhcrson 26
Manhattan *8, 23
Newton 14
Olathe .52
Ottawa 21
Parsons 46
Pittsburg- 7. 38
Pratt 36
Salina 34
Topcka 1 .'{, 42, *48
Wellin(,'ton 24
Wichita 3, 10. 16. ^22
Wiiifield 4.1
KKNTIJCKY
Ashland
Bowling- Green
Campbellsville
Corbin
Danville
ElizaVjcthtown
Frankfort . . . .
Glasgow
Harlan
. . . 59
13. 17
...40
...16
...35
. . . 23
. . . 43
. . . 28
I>«oot<a Cbanoel reaervatlon for non-commercial educational use.
868
OFFICIAL FCC TV ALLOCATIONS
Channel No.
Hazard 19
Hopkinsville 20
Lexington 27, 64
Louisville 3, 11, *15, 21, 41, 51
Madisonville 26
Mayfield 49
Maysville 24
Middlesborough 57, 63
Murray 33
Owensboro 14
Paducah 6, 43
Pikeville 14
Princeton 45
Richmond 60
Somerset 29
Winchester 37
LOUISIANA
Abbeville 27
Alexandria 5, 62
Bastrop 53
Baton Roug-e 10, 28, *34, 40
Bog-alusa 69
Crowley 21
De Ridder 14
Eunice 64
Franklin 46
Hammond 61
Houma 30
Jackson 18
Jenningrs 48
Lafayette 10, 38. 67
Lake Charles 7, *19, 26
Mindeu 30
Monroe 8, 43
Morgan City 36
Natchitoches 17
New Iberia 15
New Orleans 4. 6, 8, 20, 26, 32. 61
Oakdale 64
Onelousas 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
Biddeford 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
Rumford 55
Van Buren 15
Waterville 35
MARYLAND
Annapolis 14
Baltimore 2. 11, 13, 18, *24, 60
Cambridge 22
Cumberland 17
Frederick 62
Channel No.
Hagerstown 62
Salisbury 16
MASSACHUSETTS
Barnstable 52
Boston *2, 4. 5, 7, 44, 50, 56
Brockton 62
Fall River 46, 68
Greenfield 42
Holyoke (see Springfield)
Lawrence 38
Lowell 32
New Bedford 28, 34
North Adams 74
Northampton 36
Pittsfield 64
Springfield-Holyoke 55, 61
Worcester 14, 20
MICHIGAN
Alma 41
Alpena 9, 30
Ann Arbor 20. *26
Bad Axe 46
Battle Creek : 58. 64
Bay City 6, 63, *73
Benton Harbor 42
Big Rapids 39
Cadillac 13, 46
Calumet 13
Cheboygan 4, 36
Coldwater 24
Detroit 2, 4, 7, 50, ♦SO, 62
East Lansing 60
East Tawas 25
Escanaba 3
Flint 12. 16. *:!2. 28
Gladstone 40
Grand Rapids 8. '17. 23
Hancock 10
Houghton 19
Iron Mountain 9, 27
Iron River J 2
Ironwood 31
Jackson 48
Kalamazoo 3. 36
Lansing 6, '54
Ludington 18
Manistee 16
ManistiQue 14
Marquette 5, 17
Midland 19
Mount Pleasant 47
Muskegon 29, 35
Petoskey 31
Pontiac 44
Port Huron 34
Rogers City 24
Saginaw 51, 57
Sault Ste. Marie 8. 10, 28. *34
Traverse City 7. 20, *26
West Branch 21
MINNESOTA
Albert Lea 57
Alexandria 36
Austin 6, 51
Bemidji 24
Brainerd 12
Cloquet 44
Crookston 21
Detroit Lakes 18
Duluth-Superior, Wise 3, 6, *8, 32, 38
Ely 16
Fairmount 40
• Denotes Channel reservation for non-commercial educational use.
869
OFFICIAL FCC TV ALLOCATIONS
ChanQel No.
FAribauIt . . ';||
F«iTUS Falls 1"
Grand Kai»ul> ~0
HaAtinira ... ''-y
Hibbinir JO
Inlprnational Falls 1 1
Utile Falls 1-*
Mankalo 1°
Mai-hall 22
Mmueapolis Si. Paul. . *'Z. 4. 5. J». 11. 17. 33
Moiiteviileo 19
Sew Ulm -i^
Norlhflelit 26
i)w:ilon)u 45
Rp.1 Wiiijr 63
Ro<>he8ler 10, 66
M. Cloud 7, 33
Si. Paul (see Minneapolis!
Stillwuter 39
Thief River Falls 16
Virginia 26
Wadena • ■ • 27
WiUmar 31
Winona 61
Woi-nni);.Moii 32
Mississim
K1I..X1 13. •44, 50
Brookliav.ii 37
Canlon ... 16
ClarkMlale . 6, 33
Columbia 35
Columbus 28
Cornilli 29
Greenville 21, 37
Greenwooil 34
Grenada 16
Gulfporl 56
Hatliesburif 9. 17
Jackson 13, 'ig. 35. 47
KoH^iiisko 62
Laurel 33
LuuiHville 46
Meridian 11. 30, •36
Natchez 39
PascaKoula 33
Picayune 14
Starkville 34
Stale College ♦3
Tupelo 38
Umveraily 'SO
VicksbufiT 41
West Point .8, 56
Yazoo City 49
MISS<M Kl
irardeau
.. .crsvHU
OUilhcotbe
Clinton . . .
Columbia . ■
Farminclon
Fcwtu*
Fulton ...
Ilannlbil
JeflerMiU <^:il
Jofilin . . .
KnftxHn City
K'-nri'-tt
If.
18
56
37
14
49
23
r>'Z
14
.... 24
. .7. 37
.13. 33
12. 30
U. MO. 35, 65
21
.') 18
"/.i
4 0
v,6
45
.'{5
Channel No.
Monnett JJ
Nevada 1-°
Poplar Bluff lo
RoUa .31
St. Joseph 2. 30. •Se
St. Louis 4, 6. *9. 11. 30. 36. 43
Sedalia 6, 38
Sikeston 37
Sprinefield 3. 10. *36. 32
West Plains 20
MONTANA
Anaconda 2
Billines 2. 8, *11
Bozeman *9. 22
Butte 4. 6, *7, 15
Cut Bank 20
Deer Lodge 26
Dillon 2G
Glasgow 1-6
Hamilton 17
Hardin 4
Havre 9. H
Helena 10. 13
Kalispell 8
Laurel 14
Lewistown 13
Livingston 16
Miles City 3, •e. 10
Missoula *11. 13, 31
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
Freemont 52
Grand Island 11. 31
Hastings 6, 37
Kearney 13. 19
Lexington 23
Lincoln 10, 13. *18. 24
McCook 8. 17
Nebraska City 60
Norfolk 33
North Platte 3. 4
Omaha 3, 6, 7. 'le. 33. 28
Scottsbluff 10. 16
York 15
NEVADA
Boulder City .
4
Carlin
. . . . 14
. . . . 37
Elko
10
Ely
. . .3. 6
Fallon
. . . . 29
Goldflfld
6
Ilawthonif . .
. . . . 31
. . . . 2
L;iH Vegas . .
8
♦10 13
. . . . 18
McGill
. . . . 8
Reno
. .4 8
*21. 27
Tonopah . . . .
9
-vuloD for Don-oommerdal educational lue.
870
OFFICIAL FCC TV ALLOCATIONS
Channel ^^/.
Winnemucca 7
Yeringrton 33
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Berlin 26
Claremont 37
Concord 27
Durham »11
Hanover *21
Keene 46
Laconia 43
Littleton 24
Manchester 9, 48
Nashua 64
Portsmouth 19
Rochester 51
NEW JERSEY
Andover »69
Asbury Park 68
Atlantic City 46. 62
Bndg-eton 64
Camden •80
F^-eehold *74
ITammonton "70
Montclair *77
Newark 13
New Brunswick *19, 47
''aterson 37
Trenton 41
Wildwood 48
NEW MEXICO
Alamogrordo 17
Albuquerque 4, *5, 7. 13
Artesia 21
Atrisco-Five Points 18
Belen 24
Carlsbad 6, 23
Clayton 27
Clovis 12, 35
Deming 14
Farming-ton 17
Gallup 3, *8. 10
Hobbs 46
Hot Spring-s 19
Las Cruces 22
Las Veg-as 14
Lordsburg- 23
Los Alamos 20
Loving-ton 27
Portales 22
Raton 46, *62
Roswell •3, 8, 10
Santa Fe 2, *9, 11
Silver City 'lO. 12
Socorro 15
Tucumcari 25
NEW YORK
Albany-Schenectady-
Troy 6. *17, 23. 41
Amsterdam 52
Auburn 37
Batavia 33
Binghamton 12, 40, '46
Buffalo (also see Buffalo-
Niagara Falls) 17, *23
Buffalo-Niagara Falls 2. 4, 7, 59
Cortland 66
Dunkirk 46
Elmira 18. 24
Glens Falls 39
Channel No.
Gloversville 29
Hornell ,'.', 50
Ithaca •14, 20
Jamestown 53
Kingston 66
Malone 20. *66
Massena 14
Middletown 60
New York 2, 4, 5. 7. 9. 11. *26. 31
Niagara Falls (see Buffalo-
Niagara Falls)
Ogdensburg 24
Clean 54
Oneonta 62
Oswego 31
Plattsburg: 28
Poughkeepsie 21, *83
Rochester 6, 10. 15. *21, 27
Rome (see Utica)
Saranac Lake 18
Schenectady (also see Albany) 35
Syracuse 3. 8. *43
Troy (see Albany)
Utica-Rome 13. 19. *26
Watertown 48
NORTH CAROLINA
Ahoskie 53
Albemarle 20
Asheville 13. *56. 62
Burlington 63
Chapel Hill *4
Charlotte 3. 9. 36. +42
Durham 11. *40. 46
Elizabeth City 31
Fayetteville 18
Gastonia 48
Goldsboro 34
Greensboro 2. *61, 57
Greenville 9
Henderson 52
Hendersonville 27
Hickory 30
High Point 16
Jacksonville 16
Kannapolis 59
Kinston 46
Laurinburg- 41
Lumberton 21
Mount Airy 55
New Bern 13
Raleigh 5. *22. 28
Roanoke Rapids 30
Rocky Mount 50
Salisbury 53
Sanford 38
Shelby 39
Southern Pines 49
Statesville 64
Washington 7
Wilmington 6. 29. *35
Wilson 56
Winston-Salem 12. 26. ^32
NORTH DAKOTA
Bismarck 5, 12, 18. ^24
Bottineau 16
Carrington 26
Devils Lake 8. 14
Dickinson 2, 4. '17
Fargo 6, 13. •34. 40
Grafton 17
Grand Forks *2. 10
Harvey 22
Jamestown , . . . 7. 42
Lisbon 23
• Denotes Channel reservation for non-commercial educational use.
871
it it it
OFFICIAL FCC TV ALLOCATIONS
* • •
rti.innel No.
Mtnot M5. 10. 13
Xew Rockfort] 20
Villev City
4.
3^
45
Wi!1)«f on
S 11
• 34
OHIO
Akron
^ftht.ibul'i
40, '55.
61
1 5
\lhen< ...
6^
63
^6
Canton . . .
oq
'i6
Cincinnati 6. 9. 12.
Cleveland 3. 5. 8.
Columbus 4. 6.
•48. 54.
19. •25.
10. •34.
74
65
40
•^o
. 7. *ie.
?,9.
43
Findlav
53
Fromont
'iQ
18
Hamilton-Middlelown
Lancaster
65
•?8
35.
41
31
Mansfield
36
Marion
17
?.3
Middletown (see Hamilton)
58
60
Oxford
•14
Piqua
44
Portsmouth
?0
Sandupkv
4f>
Sprinirfield
46.
5'>
Steubenville (see Wheeling. W
Tiffin
Va.)
47
Toledo
.11. 13.
•30
Warren
67
Tounk'».town
. .21, 27
73
Zaneeville
50
OKLAHOMA
Ada
50
AUui.
36
Alva
.30
58
Ardmore . . .
...... 55
BartlfHville .
62
Black well . .
51
ChiokaBha . .
64
riaremore , .
IB
Clinton
32
Duncan ....
39
Durant ....
27
Elk City . .
] j> 15
El Reno . . .
56
Enid
5 o J •27
Frederick
44
Guthrie
48
Guymon . . .
20
Hobart
23
Holdenville . .
Huro
Lawton
MrAle»t' •
Miami
Mudkoge^ . . .
Norman ....
Oklahoma CHi
Okmulgee . . .
14
21
7. •28. 34
47
58
8, •45. 66
. . .31. •37
•13. 19. 25
26
Channel No.
Pauls Valley 61
Ponca City 40
Pryor Creek 64
Sapulpa 42
Seminole 59
Shawnee 53
Stillwater , 29, *69
Tulsa 2, 6. *11. 17. 23
Vinita 28
Woodward 8
OREGON
Albany
... 65
Ashland ....
... 14
... 30
... 37
Befi(j
... 15
... 16
.*7. 49
Eug-ene
Grants Pass
.*9,
13.
20. 26
... 30
Klamath Falls
... 2
T.a Orandf
13
Lebanon
43
McMinnville . .
... 46
Medford
. . .4. 5
North Bend
16
Pendleton ....
... 28
Portland . . .
. . . .6.
8,
•10.
12.
21, 27
... 28
.3.
*18. 24
Sprinpfield . . .
37
The Dalles . . .
... 32
PENNSYLVANIA
Allentown 39. 67
Altoona 10. 19. 25
Bethlehem 51
Bradford 48
Butler 43
Chambersburgr 46
Du Bois 31
Easton 57
Emporium 42
Erie 12. 35. *41. 66
Harrisburg- 27, 55, 71
Hazleton 63
Irwin 4
Johnstown 6. 66
Lancaster 8. 21
Lebanon 15
Lewistown 38
Lock Haven 33
Meadville 37
New Castle 45
Oil City 64
Philadelphia 3, 6. 10. 17, 23. 29. *35
Pittsburgh 2. 11, *13. 16. 47, 53
Reafling- 33, 61
.Scranton 16. 22, 73
Sharon .39
State College *44
Sunbury 65
TJniontown 14
Washina-ton 63
Wilkes-Barre 28, 34
Willjymsport 36
York 43, 40
RHODE 1ST, AND
Providence
10. 12. 16.
iHrfjote* Channel w^fttlor *tjr non-commercial educational use
872
OFFICIAL FCC TV ALLOCATIONS
SOUTH
CAROLINA
Aiken
Channel No.
54
Anderson
58
Camden
14
Charleston
. . .2, 6, '13
•Qli
Columbia
Conway
10,
•19. 25. 67
23
Florence
.... 8
Georgetown
27
Greenville
Greenwood
..4. 23. »29
21
Lake City
... 66
Lancaster
31
46
43
Newberry
70
Orangeburg:
44
Rock Hill
61
7. 17
Sumter
47
Union
R?;
SOUTH
DAKOTA
Aberdeen
9. 17
Belle Fourche
23
Brookings •
. . . .*8 25
Hot Springs
17
Huron
12. 15
Lead
5, 26
46
Mitchell
5 20
Mobridge
27
Pierre
.6, 10, *22
Rapid City
7, 15
Sioux Falls
Sturgis
11.
13, 38. •44
... 20
Vermillion
*2. 41
Watertown
3, 35
Winner
18
Yankton
17
TENNESSEE
Athens . • ...
14
Bristol. Tenn, -Bristol
Chattanooga
. Va
. . .3, 12,
5. 46
43, 49. *65
Clarksville
63
38
39
Cookeville
24
19
46
Elizabethton
Fayette ville
40
27
Gallatin
48
67
Humboldt
25
9. 16
Johnson City
Kingsport
11. 34
28
Knoxville
6.
10. •SO. 26
Lawrenceburg
50
Lebanon
58
McMinnville ....
46
Maryville
51
Memphis
Morris town
.3. 5. 'lO
. 13. 42. 48
54
Murfreesboro
IS
Nashville
Oak Ridge
*2. 4. 8, 30, 36
32
Old Hickory
5
Paris
51
Pulaski
44
Shelbyville
62
Springfield
42
Channel No.
Tullahoma 66
Union City '. ' * 55
TEXAS
Abilene 9, yy
Alice 34
Alpine 12
Amarillo *2, 4, 7, 10
Athens '..!..* 26
Austin 7. 18, 24, ^30
Ballinger 25
Bay City 33
Beaumont-Port Arthur 4, 6, 31, *37
Beeville 38
Big Spring 4
Bonham 43
Borger 33
Brady 15
Breckenridge 14
Brenham 52
Brownfield 15
Brownsville (also see Brownsville-
Harlingen-Weslaco) 36
Brownsville-Harlingen-Weslaco(l) ... .4, 5
(1) These assignments may be utilized
in any community lying within
the area of the triangle formed
by Brownsville. Harlingen and
Weslaco.
Brownwood 19
Bryan .'. 54
Childress 40
Cleburne 57
Coleman 21
College Station *3, 48
Conroe 20
Corpus Christi 6, 10. *16, 22
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
Falfurrias" 62
Floydada 46
Fort Stockton 22
Fort Worth 5, 10. 20. •SO
Gainesville 49
Galveston 11, 36. 41, »47
Gonzales 64
Greenville 62
Harlingen ( also see Brownsville-
Harlingen- Weslaco) 23
Hebronville 58
Henderson 42
Hereford 19
Hillsboro 63
Houston 2, *8, 13. 23. 29, 39
Huntsville . 15
Jacksonville . 36
Jasper . 49
Kermit 14
Kilgore . 69
Kingsville 40
Lamesa 28
Lampasas 40
Laredo 8. 13. 'le
Levelland 38
Littlefield 32
Longview 32, 38
• Denotes Channel reservation for non-cx)mmercial educational use.
873
OFFICIAL FCC TV ALLOCATIONS
Channel
Lublwck 5. 11. 13. 'eo.
Lufkin S>.
MoAlkn
MoKinnoy
Marfa
M.irshall
Mercedes
Mexia
Midland 2,
Mineral Wells
Mission
Monahans
Mount Pleasant
Nacogdoches
New Braunfels
Odessa '7.
Orange
Pampa
Paris
Pearsall
Pecos • • • •
Perryton
Plainview
Port Arthur (see Beaumont)
Quanah
Raymondville
Rosenberp
San Angrelo 6. 8. 17.
San Antonio 4. 5. *». 12. 36,
San Benito
San Marcos
Segruin
Seymour
Sherman
Snyder
Stephenville
Sulphur Springs
Sweetwater
Taylor
Temple 16,
Terrell
Texarkana 6. 'IS,
Tyler 7,
Uvalde
Vernon
Victoria
Waco 11. •28,
Waxahachic
Wealberford
Weelaco (see Brownsville-
Harlinpen-Weslaoo )
Wifhita Falls 3. 6. •!
No,
20
4(5
30
65
19
16
32
60
18
38
14
35
40
62
24
43
17
33
31
16
22
29
42
42
17
►23
41
48
53
14
24
46
30
32
41
12
58
22
53
24
19
20
18
19
34
45
61
6. 22
30
Cwlar City ....
6
Logan
. .12. 30 •46
Ogden
. . .9. •IS, 24
Price
Q
. .11. 22 ^28
Richncld
13
St. George . . .
18
Salt Lake City
Tooele
2. 4.
5. •7. 20, 26
44
Vernal
n
VKRMONT
Bf-nnington . .
33
Brattleboro .
Burlington .
Montpelier .
Newport . .
Rutland . . .
St. Albans
St. Johnabur .
58
•16. 22
, . .3. 40
46
49
34
30
VIRGINIA
Channel No.
Blacksburg . '60
Bristol (see Bristol. Tenn.)
Charlottesville *46, 64
Covingrton 44
Danville 34
Emporia 26
Farmville 19
Fredericksburg- 47
Front Royal 39
Harrisonburg: 3. 34
Lexington 64
Lynchburg 13, 16
Marion 60
Martinsville 35
Newport News (see Norfolk-
Portsmouth-Newport News)
Norfolk-Portsmouth (also see
Norfolk-Portsmouth-Newport News). 27
Norfolk-Portsmouth-
Newport News (also see
Norfolk-Portsmouth) .3. 10, 15, *21. 33
Norton 62
Petersburg 8, 41
Portsmouth (see Norfolk-Portsmouth
and also see Norfolk-Portsmouth-
Newport News)
Pulaski 37
Richmond 6, 12, *23, 29
Roanoke 7, 10, 27, ^33
South Boston 14
Staunton 36
Waynesboro 42
Williamsburg 17
Winchester 28
WASHINGTON
Aberdeen 58
Anacortes 34
Bellingham 12, 18, 24
Bremerton 44, '50
Centralia 17
Ellensburg 49, *65
Ephrata 43
Everett 22, 28
Grand Coulee 37
Hoquiam : 52
Kelso 39
Kennewick (also see Kennewick-
Richland-Pasco) 25
Kennewick-Richland-Pasco ♦41
Longview 33
Olympia 60
Omak-Okanogan •35
Okanogan (see Omak)
Pasco (also see Kennewick-
Richland-Pasco) 19
Port Angeles 16
Pullman * 10, 24
Richland (also see Kennewick-
Richland-Pasco) 31
Seattle 4, 5. 7. *9, 20, 26
Spokane 3, 4. 6, *7
Tacoma H. 13, *66, 62
Walla Walla 5, 8, ^22
Wenatchee •45, 55
Yakima 23, 29, ^47
WEST VIRGINIA
Beckley 6, 21
Bluefleld 41
Charleston 8, •43, 49
»;iark8burg 12. 22
Elkins 40
Fairmont 35
Denote* Channel re«ervalioD lor non-commercial educational use.
874
OFFICIAL FCC TV ALLOCATIONS
Hinton
Channel No.
... .^1
Hunting-ton . . .
3,
13. ♦53
Log^an
23
Martinsburg' . .
. . . . 58
Morg-antown . .
. . . . *24
Parkersburg .
.... 16
Welch
25
Weston
32
Wheeling (also
Steubenville.
see W
Ohio)
^nville.
heeling-
*57
Wheeling-Steub
Williamson . .
Ohio. .
7. 9. 51
IT
WISCONSIN
. . . .*58
Appleton . .
42
Ashland ....
. . . . 15
. . . . 37
Beloit
.... 57
Chilton
♦24
Eau Claire . . .
Fond du Lac. .
.13.
♦19. 25
.... 64
Green Bay . . .
. . .2. 6
.... 63
61
La Crosse ....
Madison
Manitowoc . .
.'.'.'.'.3,
. .8.
*21
♦32. 38
. 27. 33
.... 05
Marinette ....
Milwaukee. . . .
.4.'
'•10. "is
11.
. 19
32. '38
. 25. 31
.... 48
Park Falls
. ^18
Portage
.... 17
Prairie du Chien
34
.49. 56
22
21
Richland Centei
.15. ^66
Sheboygan
69
Shell Lake
^30
Sparta
60
Stevens Point
.20. 26
44
Superior (see Duluth,
Wausau
Minn.)
. .7,
16, ^46
Wisconsin Rapids .
.... 14
WYOiMING
29
2. 6
Chpvpnnp 3. 5
Denotes Chaiiiiel res«Tvation for non-commercial educational use
Channel No.
Cody 9.4.
Douglas
14
Evanston
. ... 14
Gillette
31
Green River
16
Greybull
40
... 17
Laramie
. . .♦8. 18
Lovell
36
Lusk
19
Newcastle
28
Powell
30
Rawlins
lj[
Riverton
10
Rock Springs
13
Sheridan
9, 12
Thermopolis
15
Torrington
27
Wheatland
24
Worland
.^4
U. S. TEKKITOKIES
AND POSSESSIONS
ALASKA
Anchorage 2,
♦7. 11, 13
Fairbanks 2. 4, 7,
♦9. 11. 13
.*3. 8. 3 0
Ketchikan
. .2. 4. *9
Seward
4, 9
Sitka
IS
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
Lihue. Kauai 3.
Honolulu. Oahu 2, 4, *7
Wailuku. Maui 3.
Hilo. Hawaii 2, ♦4. 7
♦8. 10. 12
. 9. 11. 13
8, ♦lO, 12
9, 11, 13
PUERTO RICO
Arecibo
13
Ca^'uas
11
Mayaguez
3. 5
7. 9
.2. 4. »6
VIRGIN ISLANDS
8
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TELEVISION
STATIONS
Alphabetically Listed
by Cities — Call Letters
Personnel
Facilities
Other Detailed Information
877
Index of The
TELEVISION STATIONS
of The United States
^ ^
Station
City— State
Page
Station
City— State
mV — Denrer. Colo 884
IDUB-TV — Lubbock. Tex 913
KDYL-TV — Salt Lake City, Utah 914
KECA-TV — Hollywood, Calif 881
KEYL — Son Antonio. Tex 914
KFDX — Wichita Falls, Tex 914
KFEL-TV — Denver. Colo 885
KFMB TV — San Diego. Calif 884
KGMB-TV — Honolulu, T. H 917
KGNC-TV — Amarillo. Tex 911
KGO-TV — San Francisco. Calif 884
KHJ-TV — Los Angeles, Calif 883
KHQ-TV — Spokane, Wash 915
KING-TV — Seattle, Wash 915
KKTV — Colorado Springs, Colo 884
KLAC-TV — Hollywood. Calif
KMJ-TV — Fresno, Calif
KMTV — Omaha, Neb
KNBH — Hollywood, Calif
KNXT — Hollywood, Calif
KOB-TV — Albuquerque. N. M
KOLN-TV — Lincoln. Neb
KONA — Honolulu, T. H
KOPO-TV — Tucson. Ariz
KOTV — Tulsa. Okla
KPHO-TV — Phoenix. Ariz
KPIK — Lo« Angeles. CaUf
KPIX — San FrancUco. Calif
KPRC-TV — Houston. Tex
KPTV — Portland. Ore
KRLD TV — Dallas. Tex 912
KROD-TV — El Paso. Tex. 912
883
881
883
883
917
881
906
881
883
884
913
906
Page
884
896
914
895
906
911
883
915
912
884
914
915
891
KBON-TV — San Francisco. Calif
KSD-TV — St. Louis. Mo
KSL-TV — Salt Lake City. Utah
KSTP-TV — St. Paul-Minneapolis, Minn.
KSWO— Lawton, Okla
KTBC-TV — Austin, Tex
KTLA — Los Angeles, Calif
KTNT-TV — Tacoma, Wash
KTSM-TV — El Paso, Tex
KTTV — Los Angeles, Calif
KWFT-TV — Wichita Falls, Tex
KXLY-TV Spokane, Wash
WAAM-TV — Baltimore, Md
WABC-TV — New York, N. Y
WABD — New York. N. Y
WABI-TV — Bangor, Me
WAFM-TV — Birmingham, Ala
WAG A-TV — Atlanta, Ga
WALA-TV — Mobile, Ma
WATV — Newark, N. J
WAVE-TV — Louisville. Ky
WBAL-TV — Baltimore. Md
WBAP-TV — Ft. Worth. Tex
WBBM-TV — Chicago, III
WBEN-TV — Buffalo, N. Y
WBKB— Chicago. Ill
WBNS-TV — Columbus, O
WBRC-TV — Birmingham, Ala
WBRE-TV — Wilkes-Barre. Pa
WBTV — Charlotte, N. C
WBZ-TV — Boston, Mass
WCAU-TV — Philadelphia. Pa
887
881
897
890
893
913
887
905
881
909
902
893
909
878
• • •
TELEVISION STATION INDEX
• * •
Station City — State Page
WCBS-TV — New York. N. Y 899
WCCO-TV — Minneapolis. Minn 896
WCPO-TV — Cincinnati. 0 903
WD AF-TV — Kansas City. Mo 898
WDEL-TV — Wilmington. Del 885
WDSU-TV — New Orleans, La 891
WDTV — Pittsburgh. Pa 909
WEEK-TV — Peoria. Ill 889
WEWS — Cleveland. 0 903
WFAA-TV — Dallas. Tex 912
WFBG-TV — Altoona. Pa 90S
WFBM-TV — Indianapolis. Ind 890
WFIL-TV — Philadelphia. Pa 909
WFMJ-TV — Youngstown. 0 908
WFMY-TV — Greensboro. N. C 902
WFPG-TV — Atlantic City, N. J 897
WGAL-TV — Lancaster, Pa 907
WGN-TV — Chicago, 111 889
WHAM-TV — Rochester. N. Y 900
WHAS-TV — Louisville. Ky 890
WHBF-TV — Rock Island. Ill 889
WHEN — Syracuse. N. Y 902
WHIO-TV — Dayton. 0 905
WHUM-TV — Reading. Pa 909
WICC-TV — Bridgeport. Conn 885
WICU — Erie. Pa 907
WISE-TV — Asheville. N. C 902
WJAC-TV — Johnstown. Pa. 907
WI ART V — Providence. R. 1 911
WJBK-TV — Detroit. Mich 893
WJIM-TV — Lansing. Mich 895
WITV — Jackson, Mich 896
WKAB-TV — Mobile, Ala 881
WKBN-TV — Youngstown, 0 906
WKNB-TV — New Britain, Conn 885
WKNX-TV — Saginaw, Mich 895
WKRC-TV — Cincinnati, 0 903
WKTV — Utica. N. Y 902
WKY-TV — Oklahoma City. Okla 906
WKZO-TV — Kalamazoo. Mich 895
WLTV — Atlanta. Ga 887
WLVA-TV — Lynchburg. Va 914
WLW-C — Columbus. 0 905
Station City— State Page
WLW-D — Dayton. 0 905
WLW-T — Cincinnati, 0 903
WMAL-TV — Washington, D. C 885
WMAR-TV — Baltimore. Md 893
WMBR-TV — Jacksonville. Fla 887
WMCT — Memphis. Tenn 911
WNAC-TV — Boston. Mass. 893
WNBF-TV — Binghamton. N. Y 899
WNBK — Cleveland. 0 903
WNBQ — Chicago. Ill 889
WNBT — New York. N. Y 900
WNBW — Washington. D. C 885
WNHC-TV — New Haven, Conn 885
WOAI-TV — San Antonio. Tex 914
WOC-TV — Davenport, la 890
WOI-TV — Ames, la 890
WOOD-TV — Grand Rapids, Mich 895
WOR-TV — New York. N. Y 900
WOW-TV — Omaha, Neb 897
WPIX — New York. N. Y 900
WPTZ — Philadelphia, Pa 909
WRGB — Schenectady, N. Y 900
WROV-TV — Roanoke. Va 915
WSAZ-TV — Huntington. W. Va 916
WSB-TV — Atlanta. Ga 887
WSBA-TV — York, Pa 909
WSBT-TV — South Bend, Ind 890
WSLS-TV — Roanoke, Va 915
WSM-TV — Nashville. Tenn 911
WSPD-TV — Toledo. 0 905
WSYR-TV — Syracuse. N. Y 902
WTAR-TV — Norfolk. Va 915
. WTMJ-TV — Milwatikee. Wis 916
WTOP-TV — Washington. D. C 886
WTTG — Washington, D. C 886
WTTV — Bloomington, Ind 889
WTVJ — Miami. Fla 887
WTVN — Columbus, 0 905
WTVR — Richmond. Va 915
WWJ-TV — Detroit. Mich 895
WXEL — Clevelond. 0 903
WXYZ-TV — Detroit. Mich 895
XELD-TV — Brownsville. Tex 911
879
Announcing
• i ■
TV CHAMNEl 22 LOS ANGELES
scheduled to he operating Septemhml, 1953
I
yiTpil. In Effective Fower
540,000 Watts Authorized
|l||^|l _ Transmitter on Mount Wilson is a
Mile Above Metropolitan Los Angeles
FREOUENCY- ^^^^^^^^^^^^ transmits
interference-free picture
to the Nation's Third Market
K P I K - John Poole Broadcasting Company
KBIG • KSJV . KPIK
6540 Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood 28, California • HEmpstead 3205
TV STATIONS IN THE
UNITED STATES
^
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WAFM-TV
BIRMINGHAM— 1949— ABC-CBS
DUM
Channel: 13 AP: 13.6 Kw VP: 26 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By The Television Corp,
Business-Studio Address . . . Protective Life Bldg.
Phone Number 4-0501
Air Time 99 Va hours weekly
IbNews Service UP
Representative CBS TV Spot Sales
Membership NARTB
Ch. of the Beard Ed Norton
Pres.. Treas Thad Holt
Gen., Sta., Comm. Mgr C. P. Persons. Jr.
Prog. Service Mgr Owens Alexander
Chief Engineer Jimmy Evans
Business Manager E. H. Mitchell, Ir.
Consulting Engr A. D. Ring & Co.
WBRC-TV
BIRMINGHAM— 1949— NBC
Channel: 6 AP: 17.50 Kw VP: 35 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Birmingham Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address P. O. 2311
Phone Number 4-7741
Transmitter Location Red Mountain
Air Time 120 hours weekly
News Service AP, INS
Representative Paul H. Raymer Co.
President Eloise Smith Hanna
General Manager G. P. Hamann
Commercial Manager Leroy Reaves
WALA-TV
MOBILE— 1953— ABC-CBS-NBC
Channeh 10 VHF. .AP: 235 Kw.. VP:. .316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Pape Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Address P. O. Box 1548
Representative Headley-Reed
General Manager William Pape
WKAB-TV
MOBILE— 1953— DuM-CBS
Channel: 48 UHF. .AP: 12 Kw.. .VP: 22.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Pursley Bcstg. Service
Address P. O. Box 1306
Representative Forjoe
General Manager Robert H. Moore
Program Director Carl Junker
ARIZONA
KPHO-TV
PHOENIX— 1949
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 5 AP: 8.75 Kw VP: 17.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Meredith Engineering Co.,
Inc.
Studio Address 631 North First Ave.
Phone Number AI 4-7367
Transmitter Location Westward Ho Hotel
Air Time 100 hours weekly
News Service AP
Representative Katz
President E. T. Meredith
Station Manager Richard B. Rawls
Commercial Manager Julian Kaufman
Prom., Publ. Dir Lee Kerry
Program Director Arthur Sprinkle
Dir. of News & Spec. Events Jack Murphy
Film Manager Ray Gallagher
K 0 P 0- T V
TUCSON— 1953
Channeh 13 VHF. .AP: 160 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Old Pueblo Bcstg. Co.
Address 115 W. Drachman St.
President Harold C. Tovrea
Consulting Engineer E. C. Page
CALIFORNIA
KM J-TV
FRESNO— 1953— NBC
Channeh 24 UHF..AP: 53 Kw.. .VP: 105 Kw.
Owned-Operated By. . . .McClatchy Bcstg. Co.
Address 21st & Q, Sacramento
Representative Raymer
Gen3ral Manager William Sanford
Sales Manager Leo Ricketts
Consulting Engineer George C. Davis
KECA-TV
HOLLYWOOD— 1949— ABC
Channeh 7 AP: 14.7 Kw VP: 29.4 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By ... . American Bcastg Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address ABC-TV Center
Phone Number NOrmandy 3-3311
Air Time 87 V2 hours weekly
News Service AP. INS
Representative ABC Spot Sales
President Robert E. Kintner (ABC)
Board Chairman Edward Noble
Western Div. TV Dir Donn B. Tatum
Station Mgr Phil Hoffman
Sales Manager Frank King
881
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THE BEST
ADVERTISING
BUY IN
LOS ANGELES
MONDAY thru FRIDAY
12:00 NOON to 6:00 P.M.
SATURDAY
12:00 NOON to 6:00 P.M.*
SUNDAY
12:00 NOON to 6:00 P.M.
SUNDAY thru SATURDAY
6:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M.*
Share of TV audience 1952
KTLA creates its own top-rated televi-
sion programs — shows that win and
hold large and loyal audiences. KTLA,
channel 5, delivered, on the average, the
largest share of television audience in
Ivos Angeles, afternoon and evening,
during 1952.**
K
22.2
56.8
A
32.2
23.7
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CHANNEL 5
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*Oa. thru Dec. 1952 In-
dexes 7 a.m.-6 p.m.
Saturday. Sunday thru
Saturday 6 p.ra.-12 mid-
night.
** Computed from Hooper
TV Audience Index Re-
ports for Los Angeles,
Jan. thru Dec. 1952.
Measurements for sta-
tions not broadcasting
entire reported period are
adjusted.
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KTLA Sfgdios - 5451 Marathon St., Los Angeles 38 • HOIIywood 9-6363
Eastern Offices • 1 501 Broadway, New York 36 • BRyant 9-8700
PAUL H. RAYMER COMPANY • NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
New York ♦ Defroif • Chicago * Boiton • Memphis • Hollywood * San Francisco
ALWAYS IN FRONT BY AN OVERWHELMING MARGIN
U. S. TELEVISION STATIONS
TV Pgm.. Prod. Dir Cecil W. Barker
TV Program Manager James PoUak
Sales Promotion Dir C. Merwin Travis
Dir. of News & Special Events. .F. La Tourette
Production Manager Darrell E. Ross
Publicity Director Jerry Ross
Film Director Eloise Reeves
Manager TV Engr Cameron G. Pierce
Tech. Operations Mgr Philip G. Caldwell
Consulting Engineers Kear & Kennedy
KLAC-TV
HOLLYWOOD— 1948
Channel: 13... AP: 15.75 Kw....VP: 31.4 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KMTR Radio Corp.
Bus.-Studio Address. . .1000 N. Cahuenga Blvd.
Phone Number HUdson 2-7311
Air Time 98 hours weekly
News Service INS, UP
Representative Katz Agency Inc.
Membership BAB
President M. W. Hall
Gen. Sta. Mgr Don Fedderson
Commercial Manager Dave Lundy
Program Director Fred Henry
Promotion Director Warren Earl
Dir. of News Ed Lyon
Publicity Director Leo Guild
Director of Film, Remotes Fred Henry
Sales Mgr Bob Klein
Chief Engineer Robert W. Conner
Consulting Engr Craven, Lohnes & Culver
KNBH
HOLLYWOOD— 1949— NBC
Channel: 4 VHF.AP: 13.32 Kw..VP: 25.25 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By ... National Broadcasting Co.
Bus.-Studio Address Sunset & Vine St.
Phone Number Hollywood 9-6161
Air Time 15 hours daily
News Service AP, INS. UP
Membership NARTB
Station Mgr Donald A. Norman
Comm. Mgr Doty Edouarde
Program Dir Harmon Nelson
Dir. of News & Spec. Events Roy Neal
Promotion Dir J. C. Kenaston
Publicity Director .Robert Pelgram
Film Director George Burke
Director of Remotes Williaij!! Bennington
Chief Engineer Alfred Saxon
KNXT
HOLLYWOOD— 1948— CBS
Channel: 2 VHF. . . AP: 12.5 Kw.. . .VP: 25 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By CBS Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1313 N. Vine St.
Phone Number HOllywood 9-1212
Air Time 15 Va hours daily
Representative CBS TV spot Sales
News Service AP, UP
Membership NARTB
Pres. of CBS-TV, Inc J. L. Van Volkenburg
General Mgr James T. Aubrey, Jr.
Comm. Mgr Edmund C. Bunker
Program Dir Don Hine
Prom.. Pub. Dir Dean D. Linger
Dir. of News & Spec. Events Grant Holcomb
Chief Engineer Lester H. Bowman
KHJ -TV
LOS ANGELES— 1948
Channel: 9 AP: 15.7 Kw VP: 30.2 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By General Teleradio. Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1313 N. Vine St.
Phone Number HUdson 2-2133
Transmitter Location Mt. Wilson
Air Time 70 hours weekly
News Service AP. INS
Pres.. (Don Lee. Div.) Willet H. Brown
Film Mgr James H. Love
Sales Mgr John Reynolds
Operations Director Tony LaFranc
Chief Engineer Robert Arne
Address Security Bldg.. Long Beach
KPIK
LOS ANGELES— SEPT. 1953
Channel: 22 UHF..AP: 320 Kw.. .VP: 540 Kw.
Owned-Operated By.... John Poole Bcstg. Co.
Phone Number HEmpstead 3205
KTLA
LOS ANGELES— 1947
PARAMOUNT
Channel: 5 AP: 15 Kk Vp: 30 Kw.
Owned-Oper,. .Poramaunt TV Productions, Inc.
Business Studio Address 5451 Marathon St.
Phone Number HOllywood 9-3181
Transmitter Location Mt. Wilson
Air Time 70 hours weekly
News Service UP
Representative Paul H. Raymer
Membership NARTB
Pres. Para. T-V Prods Paul Raibourn
Gen. Mgr. & V-P, Paromount
T-V Prods Klaus Landsberg
Sales Manager Harry Maynard
Publicity Director Howard Wormser
Production Coordinator J. Gordon Wright
News Editor Gilbert Martyn
Newsroom Supervisor Dick Keusink
Accounting Department Spvsr.. .Lela M. Regan
Film Director Leleand G. MuUer
Remote Engr. Op. Spvsr John D. Silva
Engineering Spvsr Raymond M. Moore
Studio Engr. Op. Spvsr Roy White
Trans. Op. Spvsr William S. Barnard
Audio Op. Spvsr Rex D. Kepple
• • •
U. S. TELEVISION STATIONS
• • •
KTTV
LOS ANGELES— 1949— DuM
Channel: 11 VHF. AP: 16.6 Kw.. .VP: 30.9 Kw.
Owned Oper. By KTTV. Inc.
Business Address 5746 Sunset Blvd.
Phone Number HUdson 2-7111
Air Time 14 hours daily-
News Service AP
Representative Blair-TV, Inc.
Membership NARTB
President Norman Chandler
General Manager Richard A. Moore
Program Dir Robert Breckner
Promotion Dir Jack O'Mcrra
Dir. of News. Spec. Events
and Remotes Roy Maypole
Production Mgr Charles Bulotti
Publicity Dir Bobbe Valentine
Film Manager Dale Sheets
Chief Engineer Edward Benham
KFMB-TV
SAN DIEGO— 1949— ABC-CBS-NBC
DUMONT
Channel: 8 VHF. . AP: 13.7 Kw.. . .VP: 27 Kw.
Owned Oper. By Wrather-Alvarez. Inc.
Business Address 1405 Fifth Ave.
Phone Number Main 2114
Air Time 14 hours daily
Representative Branham
News Service AP, UP
Menxbership NARTB
President Jack D. Wrather
General Manager Howard L. ChernofI
Commercial Manager William Edholm
Dir. of News & Spec. Events . . Paul W. White
Production Mgr Hal Coddon
Prom., Pub. Rel Lisle F. Shoemaker
Prog., Film Manager .Bill Fox
Chief Engineer Thornton Chew
KGO-TV
SAN FRANCISCO— 1949— ABC
Channel: 7 VHF. . . AP: 13 Kw VP: 27 Kw.
Owned Oper. By American Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 155 Montgomery St.
Phone Number Exbrook 2-6544
A»' Time 12 hours daily
RepresentaUve ABC Spot Sales
President (ABC) Robert E. Kintner
General Mgr James H. Connolly
Station Mgr Vincent Francis
Comm. Mgr David Sacks
Program Director Bloyc» Wright
Promotion Director Gordon Grannis
Dir. of News and Spe. Events Vic Reed
Production Manager Bill Hollenbeck
Publicity Director Gordon Grannis
Film Manager. Ruth Shepard
Director of Remotes Bill Hollenbeck
Chief Engineer A. E. ETont
KPIX
SAN FRANCISCO--1948-CBS
DUMONT
Channeh 5 VHF. . .AP: 8.5 Kw....VP: 17 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By KPIX. Inc.
Address 2655 Van Ness Ave.
Phone Number PRospect 6-5100
Air Time 14 hours daily
News Service INS. UP
Representative Kati
Membership NARITB
President Wesley I. Dumm
Sta.. Gen. Mgr Philip G. Lasky
Commer-cial Manager Lou Simon
Dir. of Prog., News, Spec. Events;
Film Mgr Saniord Spillman
Production Manager George Mathiesen
Promotion Dir Frank Schiro
Film Director .William Ray
Dir. of Engineering A. E. Towne
Consuhing Engineer Universal Research Lobs
KRON-TV
SAN FRANCISCO— 1949— NBC
Channel: 4 VHF..AP: 7.7 Kw.. .VP: 14.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By The Chronicle Pub. Co.
Business Studio Address 901 Mission St.
Phone Number GArfield 1-1100
News Service AP
Representative Free and Peters
Membership NARTB
President G. T. Cameron
General Manager Charles Thierlot
Director of Television Harold P. See
Comm. & Film Mgr Norman Louvau
Program Dir Douglas Elleson
Prom., Pub. Dir R. Irving
Chief Engineer L. Berry Hill
Consulting Engineer Robert Hammett
COLORADO
KKTV
COLORADO SPRINGS— 1953—
ABC-CBS-DuM
Channel: 11 VHF. .AP: 125 Kw.. .VP: 250 Kw.
Owned-Operated By TV Colorado, Inc.
Address Exchange Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Representative Hollingbery
General Manager Bob Ellis
Sales Manager Jim Russell
Consulting Engineer E. C. Page
KBTV
DENVER— 1953— ABC-CBS
Channel: 9 VHF..AP: 120 Kw.. VP: 240 Kw.
884
U. S. TELEVISION STATIONS
Owned-Operated By Colo. TV Corp.
Address 1022 Midland Savings Bank Bldg.
Representative Free & Peters
General Manager Joseph Herold
Sales Manager Jerry Lee
Program Manager Sam Worsham
Film Manager W. L. Murray
Consulting Engineer A. Earl Cullum, Jr.
KFEL-TV
DENVER— 1952— NBC-DuM
Channel: 2 VHF ..AP: 28.5 Kw. .VP: 56 Kw.
Owned-Operated By. .Eugene P. O'Fallon, Inc.
Address Albany Hotel
Representative Blair-TV
General Manager Gene O'Fallon
Sales Manager Bill Conklin
Consulting Engineer
Commercial Radio Equip. Co.
CONNECTICUT
WNHC-TV
NEW HAVEN— 1948
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 6 VHF ..AP: 7.5 Kw. ..VP: 15.1 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By The Elm City Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 1110 Chapel St
Phone Number SPruce 7-3611
Air Time 17 hours daily
News Service AP, INS
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB
President Patrick J. Goode
Sec.-Treas Aldo De Dominicis
Exec. V,P Edward D. Taddei
Sta. Mgr.. Prog. Dir Edward C. Obrist
Comm. Mgr., Film Buyer . . J. Vincent Callahan
Prom., Pub. Dir James W. Evans
Dir. News & Spec. Events . . W. Rockwell Clark
Production Mgr David K. Harris
Chief Engineer Vincent DeLaurentis
Consulting Engineer Garo W. Ray
WICC-TY
BRroOEPORT— 1952— ABC
Channel: 43 UHF 182 ERP
Owned-Oper. By Southern Conn. & Long
Island Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 114 State St.
Air Time 7 hours daily
News Service INS
Representative Adam Young
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen. Mgr., Ch. Eng Philip Merryman
Prog. Mgr.. Dir. TV Oper Wallie Dimlap
Comm. Mgr Manning Slater
Prom.. Pub. Dir Jay Hoffer
Dir. of News & Spec. Events Jim Elliott
Film Ed Elliott Weisman
885
WKNB-TV
NEW BRITAIN— 1952
CBS Primary, Du M. Secondary
Channel: 30 UHF. .AP: 103 Kw...VP: 206 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By New Britain Bcstg. Co.
Address 213 Main St.
Phone Number Baldwin 3-3603
Air Time 7 hours daily
Representative Boiling
President Julian Gross
General Mgr Peter B. Kenney
Commercial Mgr David Scott
Publicity Dir Irwin Needles
Film Manager Jack J, Fox
Chife Engineer John Shipley
Consulting Engineer George C. Davis
delhwrre
WDEL-TV
WILMINGTON— 1949— NBC-DuM
Channel: 12 VHF. .AP: 2.5 Kw...VP: 2.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WDEL, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 10th & King Sts.
Air Time 105 hours weekly
Phone Number 7268
News Service UP
Representative Meeker
Membership NARTB
Station Executive Clair R. McCoIlough
Station Manager J. Gorman Walsh
National Sales Manager J. Robert Gulick
Program Director James Adshead
Technical Director J. E. Mathiot
DiST. OF COLUMBIA
WNBW
WASHINGTON— 1947— NBC
Channel: 4. . . .AP: 10.5 Kw VP: 20.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By National Bcstg. Co., Inc.
Business-Studio Address . Wardman Park Hotel
Phone Number AD 4-5400
Air Time 1153/4 Hours Weekly
News Service AP. INS. UP
Representative NBC Television Spot Sales
Membership NARTB
Pres Frank White
V.P.. General Manager Carleton D. Smith
Dir. of Sales Joseph Goodfellow
Commercial Manager Charles de Lozier
Program Director Ralph Burgin
Press, Ad.. Prom. Spvsr Robert Adams
Dir. News & Spe. Events Cassias Keller
Film Dir Georqe Dorsey
Chief Engineer John G. Rogers
{See Page 886)
WMAL-TV
WASHINGTON, D. C— 1947— ABC
Channeh 7 VHF...AP: 12 Kw.. . .VP: 22 Kw.
U. S. TELEVISION STATIONS
Owned Oper. By The Evening Star Bcstg. Co.
Address 4461 Connecticut Ave., N.W.
Phone Number Kellogg 7-1100
Air Time 12 hours daily
Newspaper AHillation The Evening Star
Membership NARTB
News Service AP
Pretldent S. H. Kauifmann
V.P. & Gen. Mgr K. H. Berkeley
Director of Sales Mahlon A. Glascock
TV Sales Mgr George L. Greisbauer
Dir. oi News & Spec. Events Bryson Rash
Production Mgr Charles Bishop
ChieJ Engineer Frank Harvey
WTO P -TV
WASHINGTON— 1949— CBS
Channel: 9 VHF. AP: 14.4 Kw.. VP: 27.3 Kw.
Owned Oper. By WTOP. Inc.
Business Address Warner Building
Phone Number ME 8-3200
Air Time 16 hours daily
Newspaper AifUiation Washington Post
News Service AP. INS. UP
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen. Mgr John Hayes
V.P., Comm. Mgr George Hartford
V.P.. Prog. Dir Lloyd Dennis
Promotion Dir Warren Booram
Dir. of News & Spec. Events William Wood
Production Mgr H. Thomas Tousig
Pub. & Prom. Director Cody Pfanstiehl
Film Director C. D. Dyatt
V.P.. Chief Eng Clyde Hunt
WTTG
WASHINGTON— 1947— DuM
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 10.5 Kw.. .VP: 17.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . Allen B. DuMont Labs., Inc.
Business-Studio Address Hotel Raleigh
Phone Number STerling 5300
Air Time 14 V2 hours daily
News Service UP
Representative Blair-TV
Membership NARTB
President Dr. Allen B. DuMont
General Manager Walter Compton
Comm. Mgr Neal J. Edwards
Dir. of Spec. Events Donald G. Roper
Prom.. Pub. Dir George Flax
Production Mgr ■-,-■• Francis V. Guidice
Program Director. . . . v Roger Coelos
Film Director Jules Ruber
Chief Engineer Malcolm M. Burleson
h Washington, D. C
i
EVERY MONTH
THROUGHOUT 1952
THAN ANY OTHER
TELEVISION STATION. "^
And the January and
February reports in 1953
indicate the same
successful pattern for
WNBW and its advertisers
* ARB surveys
U. S. TELEVISION STATIONS
FLORIDA
WMBR-TV
JACKSONVILLE— 1949
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
ChanneL- 4 VHF. .AP: 7.4 Kw.. .VP: 14.8 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Florida Bcstg. Co.
Business Address 605 S. Main
Phone Number 9-4475
Air Time 17 hours daily
News Service UP
Representative Avery-Knodel
Membership NARTB
General Manager Glenn Marshall, Jr.
Pgm., Prom. Director Bernie Adams
Operations Mgr Bill Torry
Comm, Mgr Charles Stone
Program Dir Bill Allyn
Dir. of News & Spec. Events Bill Grove
Production Mgr Harry Kalkines
Chief Engineer Ernest Vondermarks
Consulting Engineer Andrew Ring
WTVJ
MIAMI— 1949— ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channeh 4 VHF. .AP: 8.25 Kw.. .VP: 18.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Southern Radio & TV
Equipment Co.
Adderss 316 N. Miami Ave.
Phone Number 82-6671
Air Time 17 V2 hours daily
News Service UP
Representative Free & Peters
President Mitchell Wolison
Vice-Pres.. Gen. Mgr Lee Ruwitch
Operations Mgr John A. Shay
Comm. Mgr John S. Rllen
Program Director Lee Phillips
Pub. & Prom. Director Burt Toppan
Film Director Labe B. Mell
Production Mgr Ashe Dawes
Director of Remotes lesse Cripe
Dir. of News & Special Events. . .Ralph Renick
Chief Engineer Earl W. Lewis
GEORGIA
WAGA-TV
ATLANTA— 1949— CBS-DuM
Channels: 5 AP: 14 Kw VP: 28 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Storer Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
Bus.-Studio Address. 1018 W. Peachtree, N.W.
Phone Number Vernon 3553
Air Time 105 hours weekly
News Service AP
Representative Katz
President George B. Storer
Managing Dir Glenn C. Jackson
Commercial Manager John W. Collins, Jr.
Program Dir Don Naylor
News Director Dale Clark
Promotion Mgr Para Lee brock
Merchandising Mgr David Mayo
Chief Engineer Hugo Pondy
WLTV
ATLANTA— 1951— ABC
Channeh 8 AP: 12.5 Kw VP: 23.8 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Broadcasting Inc.
Address 15 Forsyth St. S.W.
Phone Number CYpress 6676
Air Time Varies
News Service AP
Representative. .Harrington. Righter & Parsons
Membership NARTB
President Walter C. Sturdivant
Gen., Sta. Mgr V/illJam T. Lane
Commercial Manager Charles Grisham
Prog.. Prom.. Publ.. Film Dir.
Roger O. Van Duzer
Chief Engineer Harvey J. Aderhold
Production Manager John Sever
News Director Bob Hendrickson
WSB-TV
ATLANTA— 1948— NBC
Channeh 2 VHF. . . . AP: 25 Kw VP: 50 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By ... . The Atlanta Newspapers
Address 1801 W. Peachtree
Phone Number Atwood 3827
Air Time 98 hours weekly
Newspaper Affiliations . . Atlanta Newsp.« Inc.
News Service AP
Representative Petry
Membership NARTB
Managing Director J. Leonard Reinsch
General Manager John M. Outler, Jr.
Station Manager Marcus Bartlett
Promotion Director Tmcent Piano
Dir. of News & Spec. Events James Bridges
Production Manager Mark Toalson
Publicity Director Wayne Anderson
Film Director Jean Hendrix
Chief Engineer C. F. Dougherty
ILLINOIS
WBBM-TV
CHICAGO— 1941— CBS
Channeh 4 VHF. .AP: 12.7 Kw.. .VP: 25.4 Kw.
Owned-Operated By CBS TV
Bus.. Studio Address 175 North State St.
Phone Number RAndoIph 6-8210
Air Time 16 V2 hours daily
News Service UP, INS
Representative CBS TV Spot Sales
V.P. Central Div H. Leslie Atlass
Operations Dir Ken Craig
Sales Mgr George Arkedis
Promotion Manager John Curry
Program Director Thomas A. Bland
Chief Engineer William P. Kusack
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• ..A ^CutiO^ft TO YOUR
CHICAGO SALES PROBLEMS
During 1952, more
local retail and national spot advertisers
sponsored programs on WGN-TV than
on any other TV station in Chicago.
These advertisers are selling a great,
receptive and active buying audience.
If you are seeking sales in the Chicago
market (and who isn't) WGN-TV is
your answer.
Ctje Chicago Cribunc tEelebigion station
U. S. TELEVISION STATIONS
WBKB
CHICAGO— 1948— ABC
Channel: 7 VHF. .AP: 14.0 Kw.. .VP: 28.3 Kw.
Owned-Operated By American Bcstg. Co.
Business-StucUo Address 20 N. Wacker Dr.
Phone Number ANdover 3-0800
Air Time 94 Va hours weekly
News Service AP, INS
Representative Blair-TV
Membership NARTB. BAB
V.P.. Gen. Mgr John Mitchell
Mgr. of TV Dept Monte Fassknacht
Sales Manager Joseph G. Fisher, Jr.
Program Mar Sterling Quinlan
Promotion Dir James Duffy
Dir. of News & Spec. Events .Cornelius O'Dea
Publicity Director Elliott Henry
Film Director Larry Kelly
Chief Engineer Edward C. Horstman
Eng.-Oper. Super Floyd Timberiake
WNBQ
CHICAGO— 1949— NBC
Channeh 5 VHF.AP: 12.29 Kw..VP: 23.25 Kw.
Owned-Operated By National Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studo Address Merchandise Mart
Phone Number SUperior 7,8300
Air Time 17:45 hours daily
News Service AP. INS. UP
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Membership NARTB
President of NBC Joseph McConneh
V.P. & Gen. Mgr Harry Kopf
TV Manager Jules Herbuveaux
Commercial Manager John J. McPartlin
Program Director George Heinemann
Promotion Director T->hn Keys
Dir. of News & Spec. Events. . .William B. Ray
Publicity Director Chet Campbell
Film Procurement Isabel Cooney
Chief Engineer Howard C. Luttgens
WGN-TV
CHICAGO— 1948— DuM
Channel: 9 VHF. .AP: 14.5 Kw.. .VP: 29.0 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WGN. Inc.
Business Address 441 N. Michigan Ave
Phone Number SUperior 7-0100
Air Time 95-100 hours weekly
Newspaper Affiliation Chicago Tribune
News Service AP, UP, AP
Bepresentative George P. Hollingbery
President Col. Robert R. McCormick
Station Manager Frank P. Schreiber
Commercial Manager . . William A. McGuineas
TV Sales Manager Ted Weber
Program Director J. E. Farraghan
Newsreel Director Spencer Allen
Operations Director George E. Petterson
Promotion Director Charles A. Wilson
Publicity Director James Hanlon
Film Director Elizabeth Bain
Director of Remotes Donald Cook
Chief Engineer Carl J. Meyers
WEEK-TV
PEORIA— 1953
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 43 UHF..AP: 88 Kw.. .VP: 175 Kw.
Cwned-Operated By . . West Central Bcstg. Co.
Address 1000 Comm. Nafl Bank Bldg.
Representative Headley-Reed
General Manager Fred C. Mueller
Sales Manager William J. Flynn
Film Director Robert C. Fransen
Consulting Engineers Mcintosh & Inglis
WHBF-TV
ROCK ISLAND— 1950— ABC-CBS
DuM
Channel: 4 AP: 11.7 Kw VP: 23.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Rock Island Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Trans. Address. . .Telco Bldg., 231 18th St.
Phone Number R. I. 6-5441
Air Time 80 hours weekly
Newspaper Affil "The Argus"
News Service INS
Representative Avery-Knodel, Inc.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Ben H. Potter
Gen., Sta. Mgr Leslie C. Johnson
Commercial Manager Maurice Corken
Program Director Forest W. Cooke
Prom., Publ. Director (Miss) Fern Hawks
Prod., News, Spe. Ev. Dir William Ellison
Chief Engineer Robert J. Sinnett
Consulting Engineer E. C. Page
INDIRNH
WTTV
BLOOMINGTON— 1949
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 10 VHF.AP: 13.45 Kw..VP: 26.9 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Sarkes Tarzian, Inc.
Address East Hillside Drive
Phone Number 2-1407
Air Time 12V2 hours daily
News Service AP, INS
Representative Robert Meeker Assoc.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Sarkes Tarzian
Gen., Sta. Mgr Robert Lemon
Gen. Sales Mgr Norman Cissna
Prog. Mgr., Dir. of Remotss. .Robert Petranoff
Prom., Pub. Dir Susan Bartlett
Dir. of News & Spec. Events .... Edward Keath
Production Mgr Steve Briggs
Film Mgr Jerry Donziger
Chief Engineer Morton L. Weigel
Consulting Engineer Kear & Kennedy
889
U. S. TELEVISION STATIONS
WFBM-TV
INDIANAPOUS— 1949
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 6 AP: 18.1 Kw VP: 30.8 Kw.
Owned Operated By WFBM. Inc.
But. Studio AddroM 1330 N. Meridian St.
Phone Number Lincoln 8506
Air Time II6V2 hours weekly
Newt Serrlce AP..INS
RepreientatlT* Kalx
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen., Sta. Mgr Harry M. Bitner. Jr.
Comm. Manager William F. Kiley
Film, Program Director Hugh Kibbey
Prom., Publ. Director David F. Milligen
Dir, of News Gilbert Forbes
Production Mgr. Carl Belles
Chief Engineer Harold S. Holland
WSBT-TV
SOUTH BEND— 1953
Channel: 34 UHF AP: 88 Kw...VP: 170 Kw.
Owned Operated By South Bend Tribune
Address 225 W. Colfax Ave.
Representative Raymer
General Manager Neal B. Welch
Consulting Engineer Millard M. Garrison
lOWR
WOI-TV
AMES— 1 950— ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 4 VHF . AP: 8 Kw.. . .VP: 15.6 Kw.
Owned Operated By Iowa State A & M
Address Service Bldg., Iowa State College
Phone Number 2500 Extension 570
Air Time 15 hours daily
Newt Service AP. UP
Representative Weed
M«Bb«rthlp NARTB
PrMld«nt Charlei E. Friley
General Manager Richard B. Hull
Comm. Mgr Robert Mulhall
Prorgam Dir Chris Donaldson
Prog. Devel. Supervisor. .. Edward Wegener
Prom., Pub. Dir. Marguerite Theobald
Dir. ol Newt & Spec. Events George Halsey
Prod. Mgr., Dir. of Remotes Ray Stewart
FUm Monager Tad Williams
Chief Engineer Keith Ketcham
WOC-TV
DAVENPORT— 1949— NBC
Channel: 5 AP: 13,5 Kw. VP: 22.9 Kw.
OwnedOper. By Central Bcttg. Co.
Business Address 805 Brady St.
Phone Number 3-3881
Air Time 15 hrs. daily
Newsservice UP
Representative Free & Peters, Inc.
Membership NARTB
President Col. B. J. Polmer
Vice-Pres. & Treas D. D. Palmer
Exec. Vice-Pres Ralph Evans
Secretary William D. Wagner
Vice-President Paul Loyet
Resident Manager Ernest Sanders
Resident Sales Mgr Mark Wodlingei
Program Director Charles Freburg
Asst. Mgr Fred Reed
Director of News Bob Frank
Publicity Director Paul Ives
Film Director Ken Wagner
Chief Engineer ..Paul Arvidson
Consulting Engineer A. D. Ring & Co.
KENTUCKY
WAVE-TV
LOUISVILLE— 1948— ABC-NBC-DuM
Channel: 5 VHF. . .AP: 12 Kw.. . .VP: 24.1 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WAVE, Inc.
Address 334 East Broadway
Phone Number Wabash 2201
Air Time 16 hours daily
News Service AP
Membership NARTB, BAB
Representative Free & Peters
President George W. Norton, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Manager Nathan Lord
Commercial Manager Ralph Jackson
Prog., Prod., Film Dir George Patterson
Prom.. Pub. Dir Charles Hill
Director of News Hugh Sutton
Dir. of Remotes Waher K. Witherbee
Chief Engineer Wilbur Hudson
Consulting Engineer A. D. Ring
WH AS-TV
LOUISVILLE— 1950— CBS
Channeh 9 AP: 50 Kw VP: 25 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WHAS, Inc.
Address 525 W. Broadway
Phone Wabash 2211
Representative .... Harrington, Righter, Parsons
News Service AP
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Barry Bingham
Vice-Pres., Director Victor A. Shells
Assistant Director Neil D. Cline
Sales Director Albert J. Gillen
Program Director Ralph Hansen
Promotion Director William Loader
Dir. of News & Spec. Events . . Richard Oberlin
Film Manager Ed Driscoll
Chief Engineer Orrin W. Town«»?
890
* * * U. S. TV STATIONS • * *
LOUISIANA
WDSU-TV
NEW ORLEANS— 1948
ABC— CBS— NBC— DuM
Channel: 6 VHF. .AP: 15.5 Kw.. .VP: 31.0 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WDSU Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 520 Royal St.
Phone Number TUlane 4371
Air Time 119 hours weekly
News Service AP, UP
Representative Blair
Membership NARTB. BAB
President Edgar B. Stern, Jr.
Exec. V.P.. Gen. Mgr Robert D. Swezey
V.P., Comm. Manager A. Louis Read
Program Director Hubie Weiss
Program Mgr Tom Hicks
Prom., Pub. Dir Marion Annenberg
Dir. of News & Spec. Events Mel Leavitt
Prog. Operations Mgr Stanley Holiday
Chief Engineer Lindsey Riddle
Consulting Engineer E. C. Page
MAINE
WABI-TV
BANGOR— 1953
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 0.95 Kw.. .VP: 1.9 Kw.
Owned-Operated By
Community Telecasting Serv.
Address 57 State St.
Phone Number 8255
National Rep George P. Hollingbery
New England Rep Kettell Carter
General Manager Murray Carpenter
General Sales Mgr Lee Gorman, Jr.
Chief Engineer Walter L. Dickson
MARYLAND
WAAM-TV
BALTIMORE— 1948— ABC-DuM
Channel: 13 VHF. .AP: 13.3 Kw.. .VP: 26.1 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WA AM, Incorporated
Business Address Television Hill
Phone Number MOhawk 7600
Air Time 14 hours daily
News Service AP
Representative Harrington, Righter and
Parsons, Inc.
Membership NARTB
President Ben Cohen
Exec. Vice-Pres Norman C. Kal
General Manager Kenneth Carter
Asst. Gen. Mgr. — Sales Armand Grant
Program Mgr Herbert B. Cahan
News Editor Ted Jaffe
891
T^
WMAR-TV
Audiences preferred these Quarter-Hours in 19a2*
DAYTIME
10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
WMAR-TV Station A Station B
1182 785 429
NIGHTTIME
6:00 P.M. to 12:00 Mid.
WMAR-TV Station A Station B
993 771 226
AccotUiii^ to Jfl)i.-Dcc. 1952 A. R. B.
SUNPAPERS TELEVISION
CHANNEL 2 * BALTIMORE, MD.
Mtprttented by THE KATZ AGENCY, INC. niw yorh • Detroit • Kansas city • san francisco
CHKA&O • ATLANTA • OAUAS • lOS ANGlLtS * TItlVISION AFFILIATE OF THE COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM
892
U. S. TELEVISION STATIONS
Prog. Oper. Supvsr Robert E. Lee
Dir. of News and Pub Joel Chaseman
Production Manager Paul Kane
Director of Engineering Beniamin Wolfe
Chief Engineer Glenn Lcdimon
Consulting Engineer Kear and Kennedy
WB AL-TV
BALTIMORE— 1948— NBC
Channel: 11 VHF. . . AP: 13 Kw.. . .VP: 27 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Hearst Corporation
Business-Studio Address 2610 N. Charles
Phone Number Hopkins 3000
Air Time 17V2 hours daily
News Service INS. UP. AP
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NARTB
Vice Pros. & Exec. Dir Charles B. McCabe
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr D. L. Provost
Vice-Pres. (Engineering) John T. Wilner
Station Manager Leslie H. Peard, Jr.
Dir. Public Affairs & Education . . Arnold Wilkes
Program Director Victor F. Campbell
Business Mgr Freeman W. Cardall
Sales Manager Willis K. Freiert
News & Publicity Mgr Thomas J. White. Jr.
Dir. Women's Programs Mollie Martin
Chief Engineer William C. Bareham
WM AR-TV
BALTIMORE— 1947— CBS
Channeh 2 VHF. . . AP: 12.5 Kw.. . .VP: 25 Kw.
Owned-Operated By The A. S. Abell Co.
Address Charles & Redwood Sts.
Phone Number MUlberry 5670
Air Time 15 hours daily
News Service AP
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB
President William F. Schmick
V.D., Dir .of TV Ewell K. Jett
Commercial Manager Ernest A. Lang
Program Director Robert B. Cochran
Dir. of News & Spec. Events and
Fihn Mgr David V. R. Stickle
Prom., Pub. Dir Ralph Braun
Production Mgr Edwin B. Mick
Film Director David V. R. Stickle
Chief Engineer Carlton G. Nopper
MASSACHUSETTS
WBZ-TV
BOSTON— 1948— NBC
Channeh 4. . . AP: 12.9 Kw VP: 26.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Westinghouse Radio Sta-
tions, Inc.
Address 1170 Soldiers Held Rd.
Phone Number ALgonquin 4-5670
News Service INS. AP. UP
Representative NBC Spot Sales
V.P., Gen. Mgr J. E. Baudino
Station Mgr W. C. Swartley
Sales Manager C. Herbert Masse
Promotion Manager John G. Stilli, Jr.
Program Manager W. Gordon Swan
News Dir F. Whitmarsh
Film Manager R. Duff ield
Chief Engineer W. H. Houter
Program Supervisor I-an Berlow
WNAC-TV
BOSTON— 1948— ABC-CBS-DuM
Channel: 7 VHF. .AP: 13.3 Kw.. .VP: 26.6 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By General Teleradio, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 21 Brookline Ave.
Phone Number COmmonweoltli 60800
Air Time 15 hours daily
News Service INS, UP
Representative H-R Reps. Inc.
Membership NARTB
President Tom O'Neil
Exec. V.P. & Gen. Mgr. Linus Trovers
Comm. Mgr Tom Bateson
Vice Pres., Dir. of Prog, and
Remotes George Steffy
Promotion Dir George Hallberg
Dir. of News & Spec. Events . . Leland Bickford
Production Mgr Tony Lang
Publicity Dir Phyllis Doherty
Film Director James Pike
Technical Director Harry Whittemore
MICHIGAN
WJBK-TV
DETROIT— 1948— CBS-DUMONT
Channeh 2 VHF. .AP: 8.3 Kw...VP: 16.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Storer Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address 500 Temple
Phone Number Temple 3-7900
Air Time 16 hours daily
News Service INS
Membership NAHTB
Representative K<rt«
President. . . George B. Storer
V.P.. General Mgr Gayle V. Grubb
Comm. Mgr Harry Lipson
Production Manager Lanny Pike
Program Dir Richard Fischer
Promotion Dir Peter Storer
Dir. of News & Spec. Events Earl Hayes
Publicity Dir Beverly Holden
Film Mgr Arthur McCall
Chief Engineer Paul Frlncka
Consulting Engineer Earl Cullum
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WWJ-TV
DETROIT— 1947— NBC
Channel: 4 VHF. .AP: 10.25 Kw.. .VP: 20.5 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Evening News Assoc.
Business-Studio Address. .. .615 W. Lcdayette
Phone Number WOodward 2-2000
Newspaper Afiiliation The Detroit News
News Service UP, AP
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NARTB
General Mgr Edwin K. Wheeler
Sta. Mgr. WUlard E. Walbridge
Prog.. Prod. Director Ralph B. Hunter
Sales Mgr Norman Hawkins
Pub. Affairs Dir lames Eberle
News Editor Tom MacMahon
Publicity Dir Fred O'Brien
Film Editor Frank Picard
Cluef Engineer Edgar J. Love
Consulting Engineer William L. Foss
WXYZ-TV
DETROIT— 1948— ABC
Channeh 7 VHF. .AP: 13.9 Kw.. .VP: 27.9 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WXYZ. Inc.
Business Address 1700 Mutual Bldg.
Phone Number WOodward 3-8321
Air Time 18 hours daily
News Service UP
Representative Blair-TV
Membership NARTB
iPresident James G. Riddell
Merchandising Mgr Harold Christian
Station Manager John Pival
Program Dir John Lee
Production Mgr Ed Sanchez
Promotion Director William Morgan
Dir. of Spec. Events & News. .Richard Femmel
Film Director Ken Simms
Chief Engineer Charles Kocher
WOOD-TV
GRAND RAPIDS— 1951
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 7 VHF. .AP: 14.5 Kw.. .VP: 28.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Grandwood Bcstg. Co.
Address Grand Rapids Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Phone Number 9-4125
Air Time 13 hours haily
News Service AP
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB
President Harry M. Bitner, Sr.
General Manager Willard Schroeder
Program Director Franklin Sisson
Sales Service Mgr Howard Silbar
Promotion Dir David Hoyle
Dir. News & Spe. Events Bob Runyon
Film Mgr Clark Grant
Chief Engineer Louis Bergenroth
WKZO-TV
KALAMAZOO— 1950
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 2 VHF..AP: 8.0 Kw...VP: 16.0 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Fetzer Bcstg. Co.
Address 124 W. Michigan Ave.
Phone Number 3-1223
Air Time 14 hours doily
News Service AP
Representative Avery-Knodel, Inc.
Membership NARTB
Pres.„ Gen.. Sta. Mgr John E. Fetzer
Sales Director Donald W. DeSmit. Jr.
Pgm., Prom., Film Dir Harry E. Travis
Pub. Affairs Adviser Dr. Willis F. Dunbar
Chief Eng. (Studio) Francis L. Morse
Chief Eng. (Transm.) Arthur E. Covell
WJIM-TV
LANSING— 1950— ABC-CBS-DuM
NBC
Channel: 6 VHF..AP: 20.8 Kw...VP: 10.3 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WJIM, Inc.
Address Bank of Lansing Bldg.
News Service UP
Phone 2-1333
Representative H-R Representatives
Pres., Gen. Mgr Harold F. Gross
Station Manager Howard K. Finch
Commercial Manager Roger S. Underhill
Film Director Phil Sherck
WKNX-TV
SAGINAW— 1953
Channel: 57 UHF. .AP: 10 Kw.. .VP: 19 Kw.
Owned-Operated By . . . Lake Huron Bcstg. Co.
Address 221 S. Wash. Ave.
Phone Number 3-4471
Transmitter Location S. City Limits
Representative Gill-Perna
Membership NARTB
General Manager William J. Edwards
Station Manager Howard Wolfe
Program Director Robert Dyer
Consulting Engineer John Creutz
MINNESOTA
KSTP-TV
ST. PAUL-MINNEAPOLIS— 1948
NBC
Channeh 5 VHF. .AP: 17.3 Kw.. .VP: 24.7 Kw.
Owned-Operated By KSTP. Inc.
895
U ^ S. TELEVISION STATIONS
But.. Trant. Lo. . .3415 UnlTsrslty At*.. St. Paul
Phon» Numb«r . . Prior 2717
Air Tim* ,.. 17^'a hours daily
N«ws S«rTic« AP, UP
R»pr«»«nlatlTe Edward Petry
M«inb«r«hlp NARTB
Pr»».. G«n. Mqr Stanley E. Hubbard
Exec. VJ>.. Treas K. M. Hance
Nat. Sales Mqr Karl A. Plain
Local TV Sales Dlr William R. Braizil
Proqram Director Del Franklin
Promotion Director Joseph C. Cook
Chief Elnqineer Joseph Kahnke
CoBsultlnq Enqlneer Andrew D. Ring
WCCO-TV
MINNEAPOUS-1949
ABC-CBS-DuM
Channel: 4 AP: 9.2 Kw VP: 28.4 Kw.
Cwned-Oper. By. Mid-Continent Radio-TV Inc.
Bui. Siudio Address. Radio City — 50 S. 9th St.
Phone Niunber lincoln 0552
Air Time 112 hours weekly
News Serrice AP. UP. INS
Representative Free & Peters
Ch. of Board W. J. McNally
President Robert B. Ridder
Exec. V.P. & Gen. Mqr.. F. Van Konynenburq
Sales Manaqer Robert N. Ekstrum
Production Director Charles D. Miller
Film Director Harry C. Jones
Prom., Publ. Director Florence Z. Cook
Proqram Dir Gwen Harvey
Chief Enqineer John M. Sherman
MISSISSIPPI
WJTV
JACKSON— 1953
ABC-CBS-DuM-NBC
Channel: 25 UHF AP: 98 Kw...VP: 180 Kw.
Owaed-Operaied By
Mississippi Publishers Corp.
Address P. O. Box 427
Representative Kalz
General Manaqer John Rossiter
Consultlnq Enqineer Raymond M. Wilmotte
MISSOURI
WD AF-TV
KANSAS CITY— 1949
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Choimeh 4 AP: 11 Kw VP: 22 Kw.
OwnedOper. By Kansas City Star Co.
Business Address .3030 Summit
Phone Number Harrison 1200
^»' Tim* 18 hrs. daily
Newspaper Affiliation. .The Kansas City Star
News Service AP, UP
Representative . . Harrington, Righter, & Parsons
Managing Director H. Dean Fitzer
Commercial Manager E. M. Russo
Station Manager Bill Bates
Chief Engineer Joseph Flaherty
Program Dir Al Christy
News Dir Randall Jessee
Film Mgr John Krivas
KSD-TV
ST. LOUIS— 1947
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 8.0 Kw...VP: 16.0 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . . The Pulitzer Publishing Co.
Address 1111 Olive St.
Phone Number MAin 1111
Air Time 110 hours weekly
Newspaper Affiliation. .St. Louis Post-Dispatch
News Service AP, INS
Representative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB
President Joseph Pulitzer
Gen.. Sta. Mgr George M. Burbach
Program Director Harold Grams
Chief Engineer J. E. Risk
Sales Manager Guy E. Yeldell
Promotion Director David Pasternok
NEBRASKA
KOLN-TV
LINCOLN— 1953— DuM
Channel: 12 VHF. AP: 11 Kw.. .VP: 21.5 Kw.
Owned-Operated By
Cornhusker Radio & TV Corp.
Address P. O. Box 987
Representative Weed
General Manager H. E. Anderson
Sales Manager Otis Segler
Consulting Engineer. .Comm. Radio Equipt. Co.
KMTV
OMAHA— 1949— ABC-CBS-DuM
Channel: 3....AP: 8.4 Kw VP: 16.7 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By May Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Trans. Address 2615 Famam St.
Phone Number WEbster 9800
Air Time 93 hours weekly
News Service UP
Representative Edward Petry & Co.
Membership NARTB
President Edward W. May
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Owen Saddler
Commercial Manager Howard Peterson
Program Director Glenn Harris
Prom.. Publ. Director Joe Baker
896
U. S. TELEVISION STATIONS
Dir of News and Spec. Events Floyd Kalber
Production Director Lew lefirey
Film Director Bill Witt
Chief Engineer R. J. Schroeder
Consulting Engineer Robert M. Silliman
WOW-TV
OMAHA— 1949— NBC
Channels: 6 VHF. .AP: 50 Kw.. .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Meredith WOW, Inc.
Business Address Insurance Bldg.
Phone Number WEbster 3400
Air Time 17V2 hours daily
News Service UP
Representative Blair TV
Membership NARTB
President E. T. Meredith. Jr.
General Manager Frank P. Fcgarty
Sales Mgr Fred Ebener
Program Dir Soren Munkof
Promotion Dir Bob Seitzer
Film Mgr Donna Newton
Dir. of News & Spec. Events Ray Clark
Production Manager Jack Mazzie
Chief Engineer Wm. J. Kotera
NEW JERSEY
WFPG-TV
ATLANTIC CITY— 1953— ABC-NBC
CBS-DuM
Channeh 46 UHF...AP: 9 Kw.. . .VP: 18 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Neptune Bcstg. Corp.
Address Steel Pier
Representative Pearson
General Manager Fred Weber
Sales Manager E. P. Truex
Consuhing Engineer . . Craven. Lohnes & Culver
WATV
NEWARK— 1948
Channel: 13 VHF. .AP: 15.3 Kk.. .VP: 30.5 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Bremer Bcstg. Corp.
Business-Studio Address 1020 Broad St.
Phone Number Mitchell 2-6400
Air Time 100 hours weekly
Representative Weed
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Irving R. Rosenhaus
Vice Pres. (Sales) Edmund S. Lennon
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WPIX
U. S. TELEVISION STATIONS
Public Rel. Dir Roland Trenchard
P ogram Director George Green
Fi'm Director Robert Paskow
Vice-President Frank V. Bremer
NEW MEXICO
KOB-TV
ALBUQUERQUE— 1 948
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 4 VHF. . .AP: 2.S Kw.. . .VP: 5.2 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Albuquerque Bcstg. Co.
Bus.-Studio Address 234 So. 5th
Phone Number 3-4411
Air Time 8 hours daily
Representative Branham
Membership BAB
President Wayne Coy
Sta. Mgr.. Chief Engineer. Geo g? S. Johnson
P-ogram Director Doro'.hy B. Smith
Film Mgr Millard WilUams
Dir. of Remotes Raymond Jacobs
Consulting Engineer Jansky & Bailey
NEW YORK
WNBF-TV
BINGHAMTON— 1949
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 12 AP: 25 Kw VP: 50 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Clark Associates, Inc.
Business Address P. O. Box No, 48
Phone Number 3-7311
Air Time 85 hours weekly
News Service UP
Representative Boiling
Membership NARTB. BAB
President John C. Clark
General Manager C. D. Mastin
Station Manager L. L. Rogers
Sales Manager Stanley N. Heslop
Pgm. Dir E. M. Scala
Promot'on Director E. R. McCloskey
Prod. Dir Clark Pollock
Chief Engineer L. H. Stantz
Consulting Engineer Jansky & Bailey
WBEN-TV
BUFFALO-
•1948— ABC-CBS NBC
DuM
Channel: 4 FHF...AP: 25 Kw.. . .VP: 50 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By WBEN. Inc.
Phone Number MOhawk 0930
Studio, Transmitter Location Hotel Statler
Air Time 17 hours daily
News Service AP, INS
Representative Harrington. Righter &
Parsons, Inc.
Membership NARTB
President Edward H. Butler
Vice-President Alfred H. Klrchofor
General Manager C. Robert Thompson
Dir. of News and Spe. Events Floyd Kalber
Sales Manager Nicholas J. Malter
Station Mgr George R. Torge
Promoton Director Joseph A. Haeffner
News and Spec. Events. Asst. Pgm. Dir.
Edward J. Wegman
Film Director Quintin P. Renner
Program Dir Frederick A. Keller
Dir. of Remotes John L. Hutchinson. Jr.
Technical Director Ralph J. Kingsley
WABC-TV
NEW YORK— 1948— ABC
Channel: 7 VHF. . .AP: 55 Kw.. . VP: 110 Kw.
Owrfid-Oper. By
Ams-iran Bcstg.-Paramount Theaters, Inc.
Business Address 7 W. 68th St.
Phone Number SUsquehanna 7-5000
Air Time 13 hours daily
News Service INS
Representative Petry
President (ABC) Robert E. Kintner
^^•P.. General Mgr .S^ocum Chapin
Station Mgr Paul B. Mowrey
Sales Mgr Trevor Adams
Promotion Director M. De Groot
Mar, O & O Sales Don Dn-gin
Publicity Dir Ward Jones
Publicity Dir Arthur B. Donegan
Film Director Freelon M. Fowler
V.P., Dir. of Engn Frank Marx
WABD
NEW YORK— 1944— DuM
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 8.4 Kw...VP: 16.7 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Allen B. Du Mont
Laboratories. Inc.
Business Address 515 Madison Avo
Phone Number MUrray Hill 8-2600
Air Time 13 hours daily
News Service INS
Membership NARTB
Director Chris J. Witting
General Manager Richard E. Jones
Commercial Manager Lawrence L. Wynn
Pgm., Prod. Dir James L. Caddigan
Chief Engineer Rodney D. Chipp
Publicity Director Gerald Lyons
Film Dept. Mgr Donald A. Stewart
WCBS-TV
NEW YORK— 1941— CBS
Channel: 2 VHF..AP: 8.S K-.-VP: 17.3 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Columbia Bcstg. System
Business Address 485 Madison Ave.
Phone Number PLaza 5-2000
Air Time 16 hours daily
News Service AP. INS. UP, Telenews
Representative CBS TV Spot Sales
Membership NARTB
899
U. S. TELEVISION STATIONS
Pr^ld«i»t (CBS Inc.) Frank Stanton
PrMki«nt (CBS TV) J. L. Van Volkenburg
G«a*ral Manager Craig Lawrence
Aftt. to Gen. Mgr. Clarence Worden
Sales Manager George Dunham
Program Director Hal Hough
Promotion Manager Robert G. Patt
A«»t. Prog. Dir.. Prod. Mgr Dan Gallagher
Publicity Director Bob Fuller
Film Manager Wm. C. Lacey
Chlel Engineer Robert G. Thompson
WNBT
NEW YORK— 1941— NBC
Channel: 4 AP: 4.27 Kw VP: 5.2 Kw.
Owned Oper. By National Bcstg. Co.
Bus'mest Address 30 Rockefeller Plaza
Phone Number Circle 7-8300
Air Time 115 hours weekly
News Service AP. INS. UP
RepresentatlTe NBC Spot Sales Dept.
Membership NARTB, BAB
President Frank White
General Manager Ted Cot!
Station Mgr Richard Pack
Commercial Manager Jay Heitin
Prog.. Film Director Pete AHe
Promotion Dir Jay Smolin
Production Mgr John Grogan
Pubhcity Dir Phil Dean
Chief Engineer Thomas Phelan
WOR-TV
NEW YORK— 1949— MBS
Channel: 9 AP: 11.0 Kw VP: 88 Kw.
Owned Oper. By General Teleradio. Inc.
Business Address 1440 Broadway
Phone Number LOngacre 4-8000
Air Time 100 hours weekly
News Service UP
Station Representative H-R Reps.
Membership NARTB
President Thomas F. O'Neil
V. P. In Charge James M. Gaines
Station Manager Warren Wade
Commercial Director Robert C. Mayo
Promotion Director Gene Moss
Dir. News & Spec. Events John B. Hughes
Production Manager Ivan Reiner
Publ city Director Frank Zuzulo
Film Manager MiHord Fenster
Dir. of Remotes Ralph Giffen
Chiti Fnqine»jr Earl M. Johnson
WPIX
NEW YORK— 1948
Channel: 11 VHF AP: 51 Kw. VP: 100 Kw.
Owned Oper. By WPIX. Inc.
Addrent 220 E. 42nd St.
Phone Number MU 2-6500
Air Time 14 hours daily
News Service AP. UP
Newspaper Affiliation N. Y. Daily News
Station Representative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB
President F. M. Flynn
V.P., Gen., Sta. Mgr G. Bennett Larson
Comm. Manager A. B. Rodner
Program Director Louis B. Ames
Eastern Sales Mgr Wm. L. Clark
Director of News Walter Engels
Sales Director John Patterson
Director of Remotes Jack Murphy
Publicity Director L. A. Hollingsworth
Promotion Director Adrian Rodner
Chief Engineer Tom Howard
Film Mgr Carol Levine
Consulting Engineer A. D. Ring
(See Page 898)
WHAM-TV
ROCHESTER— 1949
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 8 VHF. .AP: 11.7 Kw.. .VP: 23.4 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Stromberg Carlson Co.
Business Address 201 Humboldt St.
Phone Number Culver 7240
Air Time 90-95 hours weekly
News Service UP
Representative Hollingbery
Membership NARTB
Vice-Pres.. Gen. Mgr William Fay
Commercial Manager .... John W. Kennedy, Jr.
Program Director Charles W. Siverson
Promotion, Pub. Director Armin N. Bender
Director of News David E. Kessler
Production Manager John Crosby
Film Director David Manning
Director of Remotes George Driscoll
Chief Engineer Kenneth Gardner
WRGB
SCHENECTADY— 1942
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 4 VHF...AP: 49 Kw....VP: 98 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By General Electric Co.
Business-Studio Address. 60 Washington Ave.
Phone Number Schenectady 7-2261
Air Time 17 V2 hours daily
News Service Telenews. AP. UP. INS
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Membership NARTB
Mgr. of Bcstg R. B. Hanna, Jr.
Operations Mgr R. W. Welpott
Supervisor of Sales Robert F. Reid
Program Director Albert G Ziilk
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Am!. Station Manager R. W. Welpott
Production Supervisor Merl Galusha
DIr. ol Prom. & Pub George L. Peck
Chl«l Engineer WiUard I. Purcell
WHEN
SYRACUSE— 1 948— ABC-CBS-DuM
Channel: 8 VHF AP: 24.062 Kw.
VP: 48.125 Kw.
Owned Oper. By Meredith Syracuse TV Corp.
AddreM 101 Court St.
Phone Number 3-1126
Air Time 102 hours weekly
News Service UP
Representative . .Katz
Membership NARTB
President E. T. Meredith. Jr.
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Paul Adanti
Commercial Mgr W. H. Bell
Promotion Director Robert G. Peel
Program Direcior Gordon J. Alderman
TV Dir Payson Hall
Chief Engineer H. E. Crow
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WSYR-TV
SYRACUSE— 1950— NBC
Channel: 5 VHF AP: 12.8 Kw.. VP: 26.0 Kw.
Owned Oper. By. . . Central N. Y. Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 224 Harrison St.
Phone Number 3-7111
Air Time 12 hours daily
News. Alfil. Post & Standard. Herald-Journal
News Service UP
Rep.'esentatlve. . . Headley-Reed, Kettell-Carter
Membership NARTB. BAB
President H. C. WUder
Pres., Gen. Mgr E. R. Vadeboncoeur
Dlr. ol Sales W. R. AHord. Jr.
Prog. Dir., Film Mgr William V. Rolhrum
Prom., Pub. Director Caley Augustine
Dlr. ol News & Spec. Events Fred Hillegas
Production Manager James McDonald
Chief Engineer A. B. Isle
Consulting Engineer Craven, Lohnes 4 Culver
WKTV
UnC A— 1 949— ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 13 VHF AP: 12.5 Kw...VP: 25 Kw.
Own*d Oper. By. . Copper City Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 388
Number 3-0404
Air Tlm» 17 hours daily
News 8«nric« . UP
ReprM«BtotiTe Donald Cooke. Inc.
President Myron J. Kallet
General Manager Michael C. Fusco
Commercial Mgr. John J. MacDavltt
Program Director Jack Fredericks
Promotion Director Martin Kovacs
Prod. Mgr.. Dlr. News 6
Spoc. Events Edwin Whlttaker
Film Director Joseph Casaletta
Chief Engineer Deforest T. Loyton, Jr.
Consulting Engineer George P. Adair
NORTH CAROLINA
WISE-TV
ASHEVILLE— 1953— NBC
Channel: 62 AP: 13 Kw VP: 23 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WISE. Inc.
Address 89 College St.
Representative Boiling
Consulting Engineer George C. Davis
WBTV
CHARLOTTE— 1949
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 3VHF. . .AP: 8.2 Kw.. . .VP: 18.3 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .Jefferson Standard Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address Wilder Bldg.
Phone Number 3-8833
Air Time 14 hours daily
News Service UP, AP
Representative TV Spot Sales
Membership NARTB
President Joseph M. Bryan
General Manager Charles H. Crutchfield
Operations Director Ken Tredwell
Station Manager Charles E. Bell
Commercial Manager . . . Wallace J. Jorgenson
Promotion Director J. R. Covington
Dir. of News & Spec. Events J. Knell
Production Manager Sam Zurich
Publicity Director Nelson Benton
Film Manager Lacy Sellars
Director of Remotes T. G. Callahan
Chief Engineer M. J. Minor
Program Dir William Quinn
Consulting Engineer A. D. Rinq
WFM Y-TV
GREENSBORO— 1948
Channel: 2 VHF. AP: 8.4 Kw.. .VP: 16.72 Kw.
Owned-Operated By . . . .Greensboro News Co.
Address 212 N. Davie St.
Phone Number 4-0114
Air Time UVz hours daily
News Service UP
News. Affil News, Record
Representative . . Harrington, Righter & Parsons
Membership NARTB
President E. B. Jeffress
Gen.. Sta. Manager Gaines Kelley
Commercial Manager Virgil V. Evans
Program Director . .Gomer R. Lesch
Promotion Director A. C. Stringer, Jr.
Film Manager Daniel W. Shields
Chief Engineer William E. Neill
Consulting Engineer Craven, Lohnes, £
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WCPO-TV
CINCINNATI— 1949— ABC-DuM-CBS
Channel: 7 VHF. . .AP: 24 Kw.. . .VP: 12 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . Scripps-Howard Radio. Inc.
Business Address 2345 Symmes St.
Phone Number CApital 0777
Air Time 171/2 hours daily
News Service UP
News. Affil The Post
Representative The Branham Co.
Membership NARTB
President Jack R. Howard
V.P.. Gen. Mgr M. C. Watters
Station Manager Harry LeBrun
Program Director Ed Weston
Promotion Director Phil Haynes
Production Manager Jim McGuire
Publicity Director Phil Haynes
Flim Manager Sid Barger
Dir. of News & Spec. Events Bob Otto
Director of Remotes M. Bowden
Chief Engineer Paul Adams
WKRC-TV
CINCINNATI— 1949— CBS
Channel: 12 VHF. .AP: 125 Kw.. .VP: 250 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Radio Cincinnati, Inc.
Business Address Times-Star BIdg.
Phone Number Garfield 1331
Air Time 17^2 hours daily
News Service AP
Newspaper Affiliation Times-Star
Representative The Katz Agency, Inc.
Membership NARTB
Exec. Vice-Pres Hulbert Toft. Jr.
General Manager U. A. Latham
Asst. Gen. Mgr Don L. Chapin
Prom. Mgr., Pub. Dir Fred Thomas
Nat'I Sales Mgr Kenneth Church
Promotion Director Lila Lambert
Director of News George Palmer
Production Manager Bob Huber
Film Co-ordinator Barry Hersh
Comm., Prod. Mgr Paul Wagner
Chief Engineer George A. Wilson
WLW-T
CINCINNATI— 1948— NBC
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 19.5 Kw.. .VP: 23.5 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Crosley Bcstg. Corp.
Address 140 W. Ninth St.
Phone Number Cherry 1822
Air Time 115-130 hours weekly
News Service UP
Representative WLW Sales
Chairman of the Board James D. Shouse
President R. E. Dunville
Dir. of TV Oper. & V.P John T. Murphy
Program Director Lin Mason
Sales Manager John H. Bone
Gen. Sales Mgr David E. Patridge
Dir. of Promotion James E. Allen
Chief Engineer Howard Lepple
Consulting Engineer Weldon & Carr
WEWS
CLEVELAND— 1947— CBS
Channel: 5 VHF. .AP: 8.15 Kw.. .VP: 16.0 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Scripps-Howard Radio, Inc.
Business-Studio Address 1816 E. 13th St.
Phone Number TOwer 1-5454
Air Time 15 hours daily
News Service UP
Newspaper Affiliation The Press
Representative Branham
President Jack R. Howard
General Manager James C. Hanrahan
Station Director J. Harrison Hartley
Advertising Manager Floyd E. Weidman
Dir. of News & Spec. Events . . Donald L. Perris
Director of Remotes Ernest E. Sindelar
Technical Director Joseph B. Epperson
WNBK
CLEVELAND— 1948— NBC
Channeh 4...AP: 20.26 Kw.. . .VP: 39.22 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By National Bcstg. Co.
Business-Studio Address. .. .815 Superior Ave.
Phone Number CHerry 1-0942
Air Time 911/2 hours weekly
News Service AP, UP
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Membership NARTB
President (NBC) Frank White
General Manager Hamilton Shea
Dir. of Sales Charles Philips
Program Manager Norman Cloutier
Dir. of News & Spec. Events Edward R.
Wallace
Promotion Director Clement G. Scerback
Dir. of Pgm. Op Carl Freeborn
Film Director Albert L. Odeal
Engineer-in-Charge S. E. Leonard
Oper. Sup William A. Howard
(See Page 904)
WXEL
CLEVELAND— 1949
ABC-CBS-DuM
Channel: 9 VHF..AP: 13.0 Kw.. .VP: 25.6 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Empire Coil Co., Inc.
Address 1630 Euclid Ave.
Phone Number TOwer 1-8989
Air Tune 15 hours daily
News Service UP. AP, INS
Representcrtive Katz
Membership NARTB
President Herbert Mayer
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WNBK Cleveland delivers a larger
audience from 7 a. m. to 1 a. m.
throughout the week than any other
television station, local newspaper or
national magazine.
WNBK Cleveland, Your Communify
Station, offers the greatest number of
preferred local programs. WNBK
viewers are not ''switch happy'' . . .
they stay on Channel 4.
WNBK increases the value of your
advertising dollar through the
services of a complete Advertising,
Promotion and Merchandising
Department.
Always Buy WNBK
CHANNEL
when looking for results
in the Cleveland-Northern Ohio market
904
U. S. TELEVISION STATIONS
Sta., Gen. Mgr Franklin C. Snyder
Publicity Director Barbara Snyder
Asst. Comm. Mgr R. C. Wright
Program Director Harry Black
Dir. of News Robert Rowley
Film Director Sidney Nadler
Director of Remotes Clap Dopp
Chief Engineer H, A. Brinkman
Consulting Engineer Benjamin Adler
WBNS-TV
COLUMBUS— 1949— CBS
Channel: 10... AP: 12.15 Kw....VP: 24.3 Kw.
Owned By Dispatch Printing Co.
Business Address 33 N. High St.
Phone Number Fletcher 3538
Air Time 15 V2 hrs. daily
Newspaper Affiliation .... Columbus Dispatch
News Service AP
Station Representative Blair
Membership N ARTB
Dir. of Television Richard A. Borel
Pgm.. Film Director Jerome R. Reeves
Sales Director Robert D. Thomas
Promotion Director Barbara Haddox
Dir. News & Spe. Events Chester S. Long
Production Dir John Haldi
Public Serv. Dir Charles S. Cady
Merchandising Dir Morton Sherman
Chief Engineer Lester H. Nafzger
Consulting Engineer Jansky & Bailey
WLW-C
COLUMBUS— 1949— NBC
Channeh 3 VHF. . .AP: 7.6 Kw.. . .VP: 15.2 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Crosley Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address. . .3165 Olentangy River Rd.
Phone Number Jefferson 5441
Air Time 18 hours daily
News Service UP
President Robert E. Dunville
Gen., Sta. Mgr James Leonard
Commercial Mgr C. George Henderson
Program Director Gene Ragle
Promotion Director Juanita Wilcox
Dir. of News & Spec. Events .... Bill Hindman
Production Manager Walter S. Jacobs
Publicity Director Juanita Wilcox
Film Manager Nicholas Luppino
Director of Remotes Walter Jacobs
Chief Engineer Charles Sloan
WTVN
COLUMBUS— 1949— ABC-DuM
Channeh 6 VHF. .AP: 10.0 Kw...CP: 19.8 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Picture Waves, Inc.
Address 753 Harmon Ave.
Phone Number FLetcher 4361
Air Time 13 hours doily
News Service AP
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB
President Edward Lamb
General Manager Frank Oswald
Commercial Manager J. W. McGough
Prog. Dir., Film Mgr Warren Warner
Prom., Pub. Dir Ruth Sherman
Dir. of News & Spec. Events D. Nichols
Chief Engineer Joseph Gill
Consulting Engineer Macintosh & Ingalls
WHIO-TV
DAYTON— 1949— ABC-CBS-DuM
Channeh 13 AP: 13 Kw VP: 24 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . . Miami Valley Bcstg. Corp.
Business Address 45 S. Ludlow St.
Phone Number ADams 2261
Air Time 125 hours weekly
News Service UP, Movietone
President James M. Cox. Jr.
Managing Director J. Leonard Reinsch
General Manager Robert H. Moody
Commercial Manager .... Harvey R. Young. Jr.
Pgm.. Film Dir Don R. Lyons
Dir. TV Op Jack L. Hodgkinson
Chief Engineer . . • • Ernest L. Adams
Dir. News & Spec. Events Don Wayne
WLW-D
DAYTON— 1949— NBC
Channel: 2 VHF. . . . AP: 8 Kw VP: 16 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Crosley Bcstg. Corp,
Business-Studio Address . . . 4595 S. Dixie Hwy.
«hone Number Walnut 210?
Air Time 17^2 hours daily
Vievrs Service UP
Representative WLW Offices. New York,
Chicago, Hollywood
Membership NARTB
Station Manager H. Peter Lasker
Commercial Manager Wm. J. Williamson
Program Manager Neal Van Ells
Prom. Pub. Dir Dorothy A. Sanders
Dir. of News & Spec. Events . . . Omar Williams
Fihn Manager Ken Sanders
Production Manager Robert Head
Chief Engineer Lester Sturgill
WSPD-TV
TOLEDO— 1948— ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channeh 13 VHF. .AP: 14.4 Kw.. .VP: 27.4 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Storer Bdcstg. Co.
Rusiness-Studio Address 136 Huron St.
Phone Number Adams 3175
Transmitter Location 26 Superior St.
Air Time 100 hours weekly
News Service AP. INS. UP
Representative Katz
Membership TBA. NARTB. BAB
905
u
S. TELEVISION STATIONS
Pr*s4d*nt George B. Storer
ComBi*rcial Manager W. F. Shannon
G«n., Sla. Mgr Allen L. Hold
Program Director Les Dana
Promotion Publicity Dir Rick Gourley
Dir. ol News 6, Spe, Events ..James Uebelhart
Production Manager Al Ruehfel
Film Director Elaine Phillips
Chiel Engineer William Stringfellow
ConsxUting Engineer Glenn Boundy
WFM J-TV
YOUNGSTOWN— 1952— NBC
Channel: 73 UHF AP: 89 Kw. VP: 175 Kw.
Owned-Operated By. . .Vindicator Printing Co.
Address 101 W. Boardman Street
Phone Number 3-4121
Newspaper Aifil. The Youngstown Vindicator
News Service AP. UP
Representative Headley-Reed
Membership NARTB
President W. O. Brown
V. P.. Gen. Mgr William F. Maag. Jr.
Comm. Mgr., Prom. Publ. Dir.
Leonard E. Nasman
Program Director Ronald Richards
Production Manager Peter J. Frommert
Film Manager David Davies
Chiel Engineer Frank A. Dieringer
WKBN-TV
YOUNGSTOWN— 1953— ABC-CBS
DuM
Channel: 27 UHF . AP: 95 Kw. ..VP: 160 Kw.
Owned Operated By WKBN Bcstg. Co.
Address 17 N. Champion St.
Representative Raymer
General Manager J. L. Bowden
Consulting Engineer Millard M. Garrison
OKLAHOMA
KSWO
LAWTON— 1953
Channel: 7 VHF AP: 5 Kw VP: 10 Kw.
Owned Operated By
Oklahoma Quality Bcstg. Co.
Address P. O. Box 699
Representative Everett-McKinney
WK Y-TV
OKLAHOMA CITY— 1949
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
ChanD«l: 4 VHF AP: 8.5 Kw. VP: 16.9 Kw.
Owned^per. By WKY Radiophone Co.
Studio Address 500 E. Britton Rd.
Phone Number TRinity 8-2161
Air Time . 17'/2 hours dally
News Service AP. UP
News. Affil Oklahoman, Times
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB
President E. K. Gaylord
Manager P. A. Sugg
Asst. Manager Hoyl Andres
Program Director Robert Olson
Promotion Director Ray Scales
Dir. of News & Spec. Events Grant Foster
Production Manager Robert Doty
Adm. Assistant .Eugene B. Dodson
Film Director Kieth Mathers
Chief Engineer H. J. Lovell
Consulting Engineer A. D. Ring Co.
KOTV
TULSA— 1949
ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 6....AP: 8.5 Kw VP: 16.6 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Wrather-Alvarez, Inc.
Business Address 302 S. Frankfort St.
Phone Number 2-9233
Air Time 126 hours weekly
News Service UP
Station Representative Petty
Membership NARTB
President Jack D. Wrather, Jr.
Gen., Sta. Manager Maria Helen Alvarez
Commercial Manager John B. Hill
Program Director Don Thompson
Promotion Dir Robert Freeland
Film Director Glenn White
News Director Cy Tuma
Chief Engineer George Jacob*
OREGON
KPTV
PORTLAND— 1952— ABC-CBS-DuM
NBC
Channel: 27 UHF. . . AP: 44 Kw.. . .VP: 88 Kw.
Address Portland
Owned-Operated By Empire Coil Co.
Representative NBC Spot Sales
Station Manager Herb Mayer
Program Manager Frank Opra
Consulting Engineer Adler Comm. Lab.
PENNSYLVANIA
WFBG-TV
ALTOONA— 1953— NBC
Channeh 10 VHF. AP: 160 Kw.. .VP: 316 Kw.
Owned-Operated By The Gable Co.
Address 1320 Eleventh Ave.
Representative H-R Reps
Gen., Sales. Prom. Mgr Jack Snyder
Consulting Engineers
Craven, Lohnes & Culver
906
• * •
U. S. TELEVISION STATIONS
• * •
WICU
ERIE— 1949— ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 12 AP: 15 Kw VP: 30 Kw.
Owned-Opet. By Dispatch Incorporated
Bus.-Trans. Address 3514 State St.
Phone Number 4-6371
Air Time 120 hours weekly
News Service AP
Representative Headley-Reed
President Edward Lamb
Vice President Paul Albracht
General Manager Ben McLaughlin
Program Director Dan Lick
Film Director John W. Cook
Comm. Mgr Don Boyce
Prom. Dir Jack Schumacher
Chief Engineer Michael Csop
WJAC-TV
JOHNSTOWN- 1949
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 6 VHP. . .AP: 35 Kw....VP: 70 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WJAC. Inc.
Business Address 329 Main St.
Phone Number 9-1965
Air Time I4V2 hours daily
Newspaper Affiliation . . The Johnstown Tribune
News Service UP
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB
President Walter W. Krebs
Gen.. Sta. Mgr Alvin D. Schrott
Sales Manager John H. Hepburn
Prog. Dir., Film Mgr Frank P. Cummins
Chief Engineer Theodore Campbell
Consulting Engineer McNary
WGAL-TV
LANCASTER— 1949
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channeh 8 VHF. . . AP: 7.2 Kw.. . .VP: 3,6 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WGAL. Inc.
Business-Transmitter Address . . 24 S. Queen St.
Phone Number 5246
Studio Address 24 S. Queen St.
Air Time 116 hours weekly
News Service UP
Representative? Meeker
Membership NARTB
President Clair R. McCoUough
Station Manager Harold E. Miller
Gen. Sales Mgr J. Robert Gulick
Program Director Paul Rodenhauser
Technical Director J. E. Mathiat
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908
U. S. TELEVISION STATIONS
WCAU-TV
PHILADELPHIA— 1947--CBS
Channel: 10 VHF. . .AP: 14 Kw.. . .VP: 25 Kw.
Cwned-Operated By WCAU, Inc.
Address City Ave. & Monument Ave.
Phone Number GR 7-8300
Air Time 16 hours daily
Newspaper Afiiliation . . The Evening Bulletin
News Service AP, UP
Representative CBS TV Spot Sales
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Donald W. Thornburgh
V.P.. Asst. Gen. Mgr Joseph L. Tinney
V.P. & TV Director Charles Vanda
Commercial Manager Robt. McGredy
Program Director John McClay
V.P. & Prom. & Pub. Dir Robert N. Pryor
Dir. News & Spec. Events Charles Shaw
Production Manager Richard Schlegle
V.P. & Technical Diector John G. Leitch
WPTZ
PHILADELPHIA— 1941— NBC
Channeh 3. . . . AP: 8.0 Kw VP: 16.0 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . Tele. Bcstg. Div. of Philco.
Corp.
Business Address 1600 Architects Bldg.
Phone Number LOcust 4-5500
Air Time 115 hours weekly
News Service UP
Station Representative NBC Spot Sales
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr Ernest B. Loveman
Asst. Gen. Mgr Holland V. Tooke
Comm. Mgr. /.. Alexander W. Dannenbaum, Jr.
Mgr. of Pgm. Operations Preston Stover
Pub., Prom. Dir John J. Kelly
Chief Engineer Raymond J. Bowley
WFIL-TV
PHILADELPHIA— 1947— ABC-DuM
Channel: 6 VHF. . .AP: 13.5 Kw.. . .VP: 27 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .Philadelphia Inquirer Div.
of Triangle Publications. Inc.
Business Address 46th & Market Sts.
Phone Number EVergreen 2-4700
Air Time 16 hours daily
Newspaper Affiliation The Philadelphia
Inquirer
News Service UP
Station Representative Katz
Membership. .TBA. NARTB. TV Assn. of Phila.
General Manager Robert W. Clipp
Comm. Mgr Kenneth W. Stowman
Program Director Jack Steck
Promotion Dir Joe Zimmerman
Dir. of News & Spec. Events . . Charles Harrison
Production Mgr Edmund Rogers
Publicity Dir John J. Hyland
Film Director Walter Tillman
Chief Engineer Henry Rhea
WDTV
PITTSBURGH— 1949
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channeh 3 AP: 8.3 Kw VP: 16.6 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Allen B. Du Mont
Laboratories, Inc.
Business Address Chamber of Commerce
Bldg.
Phone Number Express 1-1071
Air Time 155 hours weekly
News Service UP
Representative DuMont Network
Membership NARTB
President Dr. Allen B. Du Mont
Gen. Mgr Harold C. Lund
Sales Dir George Baren Bregge
Publ. Dir Dick Fortune
Operations Mgr Don Menard
Film Manager Richard Dreyfuss
Chief Engineer Raymond Rodgers
WHUM-TV
READING— 1953
Channel: 61 UHF..AP: 135 Kw...VP: 260 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Eastern Radio Corp.
Address Skyline Drive
Phone Number 4-4805
Air Time Unlimited
News Service INS
Representative H R Television, Inc.
Pres.. Gen. Mgr Humboldt J. Greig
Vice President Richard G. Fichthom
Operations Jack Schuler
Natl. Sales Mgr Robert W. Reuschle
Program Director Alan Lane
Promotion Director Arthur Heim
Dir. of News & Spec. Events John Deegan
Dir. of Rem., Prod. Mgr James A. Ketcham
Publicity Director James D. Lindemuth
Film Manager Louis De Luca
Chief Engineer Joseph E. McCormack
(See Page 910)
WBRE-TV
WILKES-BARRE— 1953— NBC
Channeh 29 UHF. AP. 500 Kw.. VP: 1000 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Louis G. Baltimore
Address 62 S. Franklin St.
Representative Headley-Reed
General Manager L. G. Bahimore
Program Director F. D. Coslett
Sales Manager A. C. Baltimore
Consulting Engineer Millard M. Garrison
WSBA-TV
YORK— 1953— ABC
Channeh 43 UHF..AP: £6 Kw...VP: 170 Kw.
Owned-Operated By. .Susquehanna Bcstg. Co.
Address 53 N. Duke St.
909
We've Got Reading y^HUMming!
In One of fhe Nation's Top Markefs
• Seizing the Pennsylvania Dutch
Country,
• WHUM is the most listened to sta-
tion in the Reading Metropolitan
Area.
• The WHUM audience exceeds the
other two Reading stations combined
. . . Pulse.
• WHUM is the only CBS station in
Berks, Schuylkill, Lebanon, Lancas-
ter, Chester and Montgomery Coun-
ties (4243 square miles).
• The WHUM Market is a Billion Dol-
lar Market.
WHUM -TV
CHANNEL 61
• Serving one of the nation's top 10
television markets with 2.7 million
population in the Reading-Allen-
town - Harrisburg - York - Lancaster •
Wilkes-Barre area.
• World's most powerful television sta-
tion with 260,000 watts.
• Antenna height of 2680 feet above
sea level (aaual antenna height: 1050
feet), nearly twice the height of the
antenna on the Empire State Build-
ing.
• Only General Electric Klystron trans-
mitting equipment in the nation.
• On the air February 22, 1953.
READING, PA.
Represented Naiionally by H-R Representative
910
U. S. TELEVISION STATIONS
Representative Radio-TV Reps
General Manager W. Rothenseis
Sales Manager Philip Eberly
Consulting Engineer George C. Davis
RHODE ISLAND
WJ AR-TV
PROVroENCE— 1949
ABC-NBC-CBS-DuM
Channel: 10.... AP: 100 Kw VP: 200 Kw.
Owned-Operated By The Outlet Co.
Business-Studio Address .... 176 Weybosset St.
Phone Number Gaspee 1-8255
Air Time 125 hours weekly
News Service AP
Representative Weed
Transcription Service SESAC, World
Program Manager Seymour Horowitz
Mgr. TV Op Norman Gittleson
Production Coordinator Manning Tesser
Film Director William Cooper
Promotion Manager Frank J. Howard
Chief Engineer Thomas C. J. Prior
TENNESSEE
WMCT
MEMPfflS— 1948
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 5 AP: 30 Kw VP: 60 Kw.
Owned-Operated Memphis Publishing Co.
Business-Studio Address Goodwyn Institute
Bldg.. P. O. Box 311
Phone Number 8-7464
Air Time 114 hours weekly
News Service INS. UP
Representative Branham
Membership NARTB
President Enoch Brown
Gen. Station Mgr H. W. Slavick
Commercial Manager Earl Moreland
Program Director Wilson Mount
Prom., Pub. Dir Walter E. Frase
Dir. of News & Spec. Events Edwin White
Production Manager Jay Scott
Film Director Charles Caldwell, Jr.
Director of Remotes Wilson Mount
Chief Engineer E. C. Frase, Jr.
WSM-TV
NASHVILLE— 1950
ABC-CBS-DuM-NBC
Channeh 4 AP: 11.9 Kw VP: 23.8 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Natl. Life & Accident
Ins. Co.
Business Address 7th Ave. at Union
Phone Number 6-7181
Air Time 76 hours weekly
News Service AP, INS, UP
Representative Edward Petry
Membership NARTB
President . . .John H. DeWitt, Jr.
Commercial Manager Irving Waugh
Program Director Jack Stapp
Pub., Publ. Reins., Prom. Dir.
WUliam R. McDaniel
News & Spec. Events Dir Harold Baker
Production Manager Shelton Weaver
Film Director Elmer Cartwright
Chief Engineer Aaron Shelton
TEXAS
KGNC-TV
AMARILLO— 1953
Channeh 4 VHF. . AP: 50 Kw...VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Plains Radio Bcstg, Co.
Address Box 751
Phone Number 3-4242
Air Time 6 hours daily
News. Affil Globe-News Publ. Co.
News Service AP, UP
Membership NARTB
President B. E. Walker
Gen., Sta. Mgr Tom Kritser
Commercial Manager Bob Watson
Prog. Dir., Dir. of Rem Kelly Maddox
Promotion Director Marianne Johnson
Dir. of News & Spec. Events Wes Izzard
Publicity Director Beverly Smith
Film Manager Max Ewing
Chief Engineer W. H. Torrey
Consulting Engineer A. Earl CuUum
KTBC-TV
AUSTIN— 1953— ABC-CBS-NBC
Channeh 7 VHF.AP: 51.45 Kw..VP: 102.9 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Texas Bcstg. Corp.
Address P. O. Box 717
Representative O. L. Taylor
General Manager J. C. Kellam
Consulting Engineer A. Earl CuUum. Jr.
XELD-TV
BROWNSVILLE— 1951
ABC-NBC-CBS-DuM
Channel: 7 VHF. . .AP: 1.4 Kw.. . .VP: 2.8 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Romulo O'Farril Sr.
Address 1014 E. Washington St.
Phone Number Brownsville 6-6953
Air Time 60 hours weekly
News Service INS
Representative Adam Young
President Romulo O'Farril Sr.
General Mgr Monte Kleben
Comm. Mgr L. W. Smith
Traffic Mgr Terry Frizzell
Chief Engineer Juan Suarez
911
TEXAS' MOST
POWERFUL
TELEVISION
STATION
CHANNEL 4
Covering the South's Largest
Metropolitan Market . . .
DALLAS-FT. WORTH
More than 1 million population
within a 50 mile radius. More
than 2 million within 100 mile
radius. ..largely urban dwellers.
****
KRLD
50,000 WAnS-FULL TIME
Exclusive CBS Outlet
for
DALLAS-FT. WORTH
Covering the Great
SOUTHWEST
Market Area
The South west's
No. 1 Stations!
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• • * U.S. TV STATIONS • • •
KRLD-TV
DALLAS— 1949— CBS
Channel: 4 VHF. .AP: 13.6 Kw.. .VP: 27.3 Kw.
Owned Operated By KRLD Radio Corp.
Business Address Herald Square
Phone Number RAndolph 6811
Air Time 15 hours daily
Newspaper Affiliation . . . Dallas Times Herald
News Service INS. UP
Representative Branham
Membership NARTB
President Clyde W. Rembert
Comm. Mgr William A. Roberts
Program Dir Ves Box
Promotion Dir A. I. Putman
Dir. of News & Spec. Events Jay Hogan
Film Director Nick Mueller
Chief Engineer B. B. Honeycuff
Consulting Engineer Craven. Lohnes and
Culver
WFAA-TV
DALLAS— 1949— ABC-NBC-DuM
Channeh 8 VHF..AP: 13.5 Kw...VP: 27 Kw.
Owned-Operated By A. H. Belo Corp.
Business Address Young & Houston
Phone Number Riverside 3315
Air Time 16 hours daily
Newspaper Affiliation Morning News
News Service UP
Reoresentative Petry
Membership NARTB
President E. M. (Ted) Dealey
Sup. of Radio & TV Martin B. Campbell
Manager Ralph W. Nimmons
Prog.. Remotes Dir Jay Watson
Promotion Dir Jack Saunders
Dir. of News & Spec. Events Michael Hinn
Prod., Film Mgr Howard Anderson
Publicity Dir Jane Cockrell
Chief Engineer William C. Ellis
Technical Supervisor George E. Krutilek
Consulting Engineer A. Earl CuUum
KROD-TV
EL PASO— 1952— CBS-DuM
Channel: 4 VHF AP: 28 Kw VP: 56 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Roderick Bcstg. Co.
Address Wyoming & Walnut Sts.
Representative O. L. Taylor
General Manager Val Lawrence
Sales Manager Dick Watts
KTSM-TV
EL PASO— 1953— NBC
Channel: 9 VHF. . AP: 29 Kw....VP: 58 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Tri-State Bcstg. Co.
Address 801 N. Oregon St.
Representative Hollingbery
General Manager Karl O. Wyler
'J] 2
U. S. TELEVISION STATIONS
Sales Manager Roy Chapman
Program Director Jack Chapman
Consulting Engineer George P. Adair
W B A P- T V
FORT WORTH— 1948— ABC-NBC
Channel: 5 VHF..AP: 16.4 Kw...VP: 8.2 Kw.
Owned-Operated By. .Carter Publications, Inc.
Address 3900 Barnett St.
Phone Number LOckwood 1981
Air Time 17
News Service AP
Newspaper Affiliation Fort Worth Star-
Telegram
Representative Free & Peters
Membership NARTB
President Amon Carter
Director Harold Hough
General Manager George Cranston
Commercial Manager Roy Bacus
Program Director Bob Gould
Prom.. Pub. Dir Thaine Engle
Dir. of News & Spec. Events . . . James A. Byron
Production Manager Tommy Thompson
Film Director Lynn Trammell
Director of Remotes Sid Smith
Chief Engineer R. C. St^son
Consulting Engineer A. D. Ring
KDUB-TV
LUBBOCK— 1953— CBS-DuM
Channeh 13 VHF. .AP: 15.5 Kw...VP: 31 Kw.
Owned-Operoted By . . . Texas Telecasting. Inc.
Address 3601 Ave. H
Representative Avery-Knodel
General Manager W. D. Rogers
Sales Manager Mike Shapiro
Consulting Engineers Mcintosh & Inglis
KPRC-TV
HOUSTON— 1949— ABC-CBS
NBC-DuM
Channeh 2 AP: 7.5 Kw VP: 15 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Houston Post Co.
Address Lamor Hotel
Phone Number Fairfax 7101
Air Time 100 hours weekly
Representative Petry
General Manager Jack Harris
Commercial Manager Jack McGrew
Program Director Bert Mitchell
Promotion Director Marsh Callaway
Publicity Director Edna Forester
Traffic Director Pat Breech
Chief Engineer Paul Huhndorf
You'll Sell More On Channel 4 because . . .
KROD-TV
blankets EL PASO'S Fabulous Southwest
More people watch KROD-TV because
1. More area coverage and better picture
2. Transmitter tower 1,585 feet above city
3. 56,300 watts on Channel 4
4. Unrivalled studio facilities and equipment
5. CBS and Dumont TV Networks
6. Unequalled local and spot programming
7. Newspaper affiliation; promotion-minded staff
RODERICK BROADCASTING CORP.
D. D. Roderick Val Lawrence Dick Watts
Chairman Vice-Pres. & Gen, Mgr. TV Sales Mgr.
KROD-TV and KROD-AM
Represented Nationally by The O. L. Taylor Co.
913
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U. S. TELEVISION STATIONS
KEYL
SAN ANTONIO— 1950
ABC-CBS-DuM
Channel: 5 VHF..AP: 17.5 Kw.. .VP: 35 Kw.
Owned Oper, By... San Antonio TV Company
Business Address Transit Tower
Phone Number Garfield 8151
Air Time 13 '/a hours doily
News Service UP
Representative Katz
Membership NARTB
President George B. Storer
Commercial Manager W. E. Kelley
Exec. Vice Pres Lee B. Wailes
Mcmaging Director George B. Storer Jr.
Program Dir William B. Robb
Prom., Pub. Dir Ardyce Pianstiel
Dir. of News & Spec. Events Pert Boyette
Production Mgr James C. Wells
Film Mgr John Meaney
Chief Engineer William Jackson
WOAi-TV
SAN ANTONIO— 1949— NBC
Channel: 4 VHF..AP: 10.8 Kw.. .VP: 21.6 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By. .. .Southland Industries. Inc.
Address 1031 Navarro St.
Phone Number Garfield 4221
Air Time 9 hours daily
News Service AP. INS. UP
Representative Petry
Membership BAB
President Hugh A. L. Halff
Gen., Sta. Mgr Arden X. Pangborn
Comnu Mgr Edward V. Cheviot
Prom. Mgr Dallas Wyant
Program Manager W. Perry Dickey
Film, Prod. Mgr Edward D. Hyman
Dir. of News Henry Howell
Publicity Director Imogene Stanley
Director of Engineering C. L. Jeffers
Consulting Engineer A. D. Ring
KFDX-TV
WICHITA FALLS— 1953
Channel: 3 VHF . AP: 36 Kw.. . . VP: 60 Kw.
Owned Operated By. Wichtex Radio & Tele. Co.
Address 801 Scott St.
Transmitter Location Old Seymour Rd.
President Darrold A. Cannon
Consulting Engineer George C. Davis
KWFT-TV
WICHITA FALLS— 1953— CBS
Channel: 6 VHF AP: 11.3 Kw.. VP: 22.3 Kw.
Owned Operated By Wichita Falls Tele.. Inc.
^<*<^'®»* P. O. Box 420
Representative Blair-TV
P'««^®nt Kenyon Brown
ConiulUng Engineer Comm. Radio Eguipt. Co.
UTAH
KDYL-TV
SALT LAKE CITY— 1948— NBC
Channel: 4 VHF. . .AP: 15 Kw....VP: 30 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . Intermountain Bcstg. & TV
Corp.
Business Address 143 S. Main
Phone Number 5-2991
Air Time 16 hours daily
Station Representative Blair-TV
News Service UP
Membership NARTB
Pres., Gen.. Sta. Mgr S. S. Fox
V.P.. Tech. Dir John M. Baldwin
Comm. Mgr George Provol
Production Mgr Allen Frank
Program Director Dan Rainger
Promotion Director Del Leeson
Film Director. C. W. Eckhardl
Director of Remotes Wal Lamboume
Chief Engineer Alan Gunderson
Consulting Engineer George Davis
KSL-TV
SALT LAKE CITY— 1948
ABC-CBS-DuM
Channel: 5 VHF..AP: 9.6 Kw.. .VP: 18.4 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By . . Radio Service Corp. of Utah
Business Address 10 S. Main St,
Phone Number 5-4641
Air Time 13 hours daily
News Service AP. UP
Representative CBS TV Spot Sales
Membership NARTB
Exec. Vice Pres Ivor Sharp
Comm. Mgr Edward B. Kimball
General Manager C. Richard Evans
Station Manager D. Lennox Murdoch
Program Director Wayne Richards
Promotion Director A. Richard Robertson
Director of News Paul Alexander
Production Manager Scott R. Clowson
Publicity Director A. Richard Robertson
Film Director Richard V. Thiriat
Director of Remotes Wayne Richards
Chief Engineer Vincent Clayton
Consulting Engineer A. Ring
VIRGINIA
WLVA-TV
LYNCHBURG— 1953— CBS
Channel: 13 VHF. . . AP: 14 Kw.. . .VP: 28 Kw.
Owned-Operated By . . Lynchburg Bcstg. Corp.
Address 925 Church St.
Representative HoUingbery
General Manager Phil Allen
Sales Manager Joseph F. Wright
Consulting Engineers Craven, Lohnes & Culver
91'
U. S. TELEVISION STATIONS
WTAR-TV
NORFOLK— 1950
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 4 VHF. .AP: 12.124.. VP: 24.248 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WTAR Radio Corp.
Business Address 720 Boush St.
Phone Number 5671 1
Air Time 17 hours daily
Newspaper Affiliation . . Norfolk Newspapers,
Inc.
News Service AP, INS
Representative Petry
Membership NARTB, BAB
Pres., Gen. Mgr Campbell Arnoux
Gen. Sales Mgr Robert M. Lambe
Prod., Pgm. Dir Harold Soldinger
Pub., Prom. Dir Fred Lowe
Public Rel. Dir Joel F. Carson
Director of News Gilbert McLeod
Film Director Harry L. Nicholas
Film Buyer Winston Hope
Chief Engineer Dick Lindell
Consulting Engineer Jansky & Bailey
WTVR
RICHMOND— 1947— NBC
Channel: 6 VHF...AP: 10 Kw.. . .VP: 20 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By Havens & Martin, Inc.
Address. . . .3301 W. Broad St., P. O. Box 5229
Phone Number 5-8611
Air Time 17 hours daily
News Service UP
Station Representative Blair TV
Membership NARTB. BAB
Pres.. Gen.. Sta. Mgr Wilbur M. Havens
Comm. Mgr Walter A. Bowry, Jr.
Prog. Dir.. Film Mgr.. .G. Conrad Rianhard, Jr.
Prom., Pub. Dir Robert Montgomery
Dir. of News & Spec. Events Jack Tucker
Production Mgr Edward Allen
Chief Engineer James Kyle
Consulting Engineer McNary & Wrathall
WROV-TV
ROANOKE— 1953— ABC
Channel: 27 UHF. .AP: 62 Kw.. VP: 105 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Radio Roanoke, Inc.
Address Mountain Trust Bldg.
Representative Bum-Smith
General Manager Frank Koehler
Program Manager Gordon Philips
Consulting Engineers Jansky & Bailey
WSLS-TV
ROANOKE— 1953— NBC
Channeh 10 VHF. .AP: 125 Kw.. .VP: 250 Kw.
Owned-Operated By
Shenandoah Life Stations
Address 301 1st St.
Representative Avery-Knodel
Commercial Manager H. Fitzpatrick
Program Director George Chernauh
WASHINGTON
KING-TV
SEATTLE— 1948
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 5 VHF...AP: 10 Kw....VP: 19 Kw.
Owned-Operated By King Bcstg. Co.
Business Address Smith Tower
Phone Number MUtuol 1090
Air Time 14 hours daily
News Service UP
Representative Blair-TV
Membership NARTB
President Mrs. A. Scott Bullitt
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Otto P. Brandt
Commercial Manager Al Hunter
Dir. of News & Spec. Events . . . Charles Herring
Production Mgr Thomas Rogstad
Prom., Pub. Dir Melvin Anderson
Program Director Lee Schulman
Director of Remotes. .-... .John J. Shawcroft
Dir. of Engineering James L. Middlebrooks
Consuhing Engineer. .Craven, Lohnes & Culver
KHQ-TV
SPOKANE— 1953— NBC
Channel: 6 VHF. . . AP: 55 Kw.. . .VP: 100 Kw.
Owned-Operated By KHQ. Inc.
Address 700 Radio Central Bldg.
Representative Katz
General Manager R. O. Dunning
Program Director Willicm A. Neilson
Consulting Engineer George C. Davis
KXLY-TV
SPOKANE— 1953— CBS-DuM
Channel: 4 VHF. .AP: 28.5 Kw.. .VP: 48 Kw.
Owned-Operated By KXLY-TV
Address 315 W. Sprague
Representative Walker
General Manager E. B. Craney
Consulting Engineer Robert M. Silliman
KTNT-TV
TACOMA— 1953— CBS-DuM
Channel: 11 VHF. .AP: 15 Kw..VP: 29.5 Kw.
Owned-Operated By... Tribune Publishing Co.
Address 711 St. Helens Ave.
Representative Weed
Transmitter Location 1701 S. 11th St.
President Frank S. Baker
Engineer Alvin H. Barnard
915
♦ *• U.S.TELEVIS
WEST VIRGINIA
WS AZ-TV
HUNTINGTON— 1949
ABC-CBS-NBC-DuM
Channel: 3 VHF. . . . AP: 42 Kw VP: 84 Kw.
Owned-Operated By WSAZ, Incorporated
Address W. Virginia Bldg.
Phone Number 3-9441
Air Time 15 hours daily
Newspaper Alf illation .. Huntington Advertiser
News Service AP
Station Representative ...Katz
Membership NARTB
President Col. J. H. Long
V.P.. Gen. Mgr Lawrence H. Rogers. II
V.P., Tech. Dir Leroy E. Kilpalrick
Sales Mgr James H. Ferguson
Program Dir Ted A. Eiland
Promotion Dir Charles W. Dinkins
News Director Nicholas A. Basso
Produc:ion Mgr Thomas I. Bcrdenkircher
Nat. Sales Mgr Elizabeth Conaty
Film Mgr Ned R. Brooke
Studio Engineer John P. Clay
ON STATIONS • • *
WISCONSIN
WTMJ-TV
MILWAUKEE— 1947— ABC-CBS
NBC-DuM
Channel: 3 VHF..AP: 10.2 Kw.. .VP: 16.1 Kw.
Owned-Oper. By The Journal Co.
Business-Trans. Address . . 720 E. Capitol Drive
Phone Number B'way 1-6000
News Service AP
Air Time 16 hours daily
Representotlve Harrington, Righter &
Parsons, Inc.
Membership NARTB
V.P. and Gen. Mgr. oi Radio and TV,
The Journal Co Walter J. Damm
Asst. Gen. Mgr R. G. Winnie
Station Mgr George Comte
Asst. Sta. Mgr George Nicoud
Res., Devel. Co-ordinator L, W. Herzog
Sales Mgr Neale V. Baake
Program Manager James Robertson
Mgr. Radio & TV Engng Phillip Laeser
News Editor Jack Krueger
•EXCLUSIVE
ONLY WSAZ-TV CAN GIVE TO YOUR
CLIENTS Exclusive COVERAGE IN
103 COUNTIES OF
• WEST VIRGINIA
• OHIO
• KENTUCKY
MARKET DATA*
RETAIL SALES
$1,828,557,000
FAMILIES
812,000
EFF. BUYING INCOME
$2,873,118,000
'Soles Monagcmcnt —
"Survey of Buying Power" 1952
CHANNEL 3
84,000 WATTS
WSAZ-TV
Represented by: THE KATZ AGENCY, INC.
916
HAWAII
U. S. TERRITORY
KGMB-TV
HONOLULU— 1952— ABC-CBS-NBC
Channel: 9 VHF. .AP: 17.4 Kw.. .VP: 34.8 Kw.
Owned-Operated By
Hawaiian Bcstg. Syst.. Ltd.
Address 1534 Kapiolani
Phone Number 9-0914
Air Time 8 Hrs. Daily
News Service INS. UP
Representative Free & Peters
President J. Howard Worrall
General Manager C. Richard Evans
Asst. Gen. Mgr. Chg. Sales Wayne Kearl
Program Director Robert Costa
Promotion Director Faye Johnson
Dir. News & Spec. Events Robert Costa
Production Director Sheridan Reid
Publicity Dir Meg Thompson
Merchandising Dir Melvin B. Wright
Chief Engineer C. Richard Evans
KONA
HONOLULU— 1952— DuM
Channel: 11 VHF..AP: 74 Kw.. .VP: 123 Kw.
Owned-Operated By Radio Honolulu, Ltd.
Address 1071 Bishop St.
Phone Number 6-2366
Air Time SVi Hrs. Daily
News Service INS, UP
Representative Forjoe & Co.
Membership NARTB
President Walter H. Dillingham
General Manager George H. Bowles
Asst. Mgr., Prog. Dir William V. Ray
Nat'l Sales Dir Craig Maudsley
Local Sales Dir Bun Clapperton
Public Relations Dir Vic Rowland
Dir. News & Spec. Events Webly Edwards
Film Mgr Margaret S. Bowles
Dir. of Remotes Young O. Kang
Dir. of Engineering Robert W. Clark
FOR LISTINGS OF
IMPORTANT
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
AND
PERSONNEL
SEE PAGE 153
917
|| TV STATIONS IN LATIN AMERICA
COUNTRY
CITY
CALL LETTERS
CHANNEL DATE
ARGENTINA
Buenos Aires
LR3-TV
7
Oct. 17, 195]
LRl-TV
5
Under Const.
BRAZIL
Bello Horizonte
4
Under Const.
Rio De Janeiro
PRF8-TV
6
Dec, 1951
Sao Paulo
PRF3-TV
3
Sept. 18, 1950
Sao Paulo
RT Paulista
5
Dec. 24, 1951
COLOMBIA
Bogota
Under Const.
CUBA
Havana
CMQ-TV
6
Dec. 14, 1950
CMUR-TV
4
Oct. 24, 1950
CMA-TV
2
3
April 1, 1952
Under Const.
CMBF-TV
7
Feb. 1, 1953
Camaguey
CMQ-TV
6
Dec, 1951
Holguin
CMQ-TV
5
Under Const.
Matanzas
CMQ-TV
9
Jan. 25, 1952
Pinar Del Rio
CMQ-TV
Under Const.
Santa Clara
CMQ-TV
5
Jan. 1, 1952
Santa Clara
CMUR-TV
Under Const.
Santiago
CMQ-TV
2
Feb. 20, 1952
DOM. REPUBLIC
C. Trujillo
HIT-TV
Aug. 1, 1952
MEXICO
Acapulco
6
Under Const.
Guadalajara
10
Under Const.
Guadalajara
3
Under Const.
Guanajuato
3
Under Const.
Guanajuato
12
Under Const.
Hermosillo
6
Under Const.
Juarez
2
Under Const.
Laredo
3
Under Const.
Matamoros
XELD-TV
7
Sept., 1951
Merida
4
Under Const.
Mexican
3
Under Const.
Mexico . City
XH-TV
4
Aug. 31, 1950
XEW-TV
2
March, 1951
XEQ-TV
9
Under Const.
XEGC-TV
5
Aug., 1951
Monterrey
6
Under Const.
Monterrey
2
Under Const.
Nogales
^aso De Cortes
XEQ-TV
2
9
Under Const.
Under Const.
XE-TV
7
Under Const.
Rio Piedras
2
Under Const.
Reynosa
9
Under Const.
Tampico
6
3
Under Const.
Under Const.
Tijuana
XEAZ-TV
6
Mar. 1, 1953
Torreon
3
Under Const.
Vera Cruz
10
Under Const.
I
12
Under Const.
URUGUAY
Montevideo
Under Const.
VENEZUELA
Caracaslan
Caracaslan
Caracaslan
Venezuelan Gvt
4
5
7
Oct. 6, 1952
Under Const.
918
TV EXPANDS IN MEXICO
. . . Leader Evaluates iVeii? Service
By MIKE lABLONS
Special Correspondent, Radio-Television Daily
Mexico City — "Television will be operating in the black by the end of
this year," declared Don Emilio Azcarraga during an interview held at his
office in Mexico City's imposing new Televicentro. ''We are building up set
circulation and viewing audiences steadily and we hope to
be able to revise our rate schedule by the end of the sum-
mer so that we may pass the break-even point sometime
before the end of 1953," he added. The present rate struc-
ture at XEW-TV lists a half-hour of ''A" time t 800 pesos,
or about $100, plus a small additional facilities charge.
However, lest Madison Avenue time-buyers hop the next
plane for Mexico City, the rate is exactly double for
shows produced outside the borders of the country. Thus
a filmed or kined show produced in the States and shown
down here on XEW-TV, plus being relayed across the
country by XEQ-TV for the same time charge, will com-
mand a tariff of 1,600 pesos per half-hour. Even so, a
half-hour of "A" time costing around $250 is an adver-
tiser's dream buy in this thriving metropolis which already boasts 40,000
receivers.
AZCARRAGA
Don Emilio, "El Hombre Fuerte"
try, also revealed that he plans to inaugu-
rate an "Art House Movie Theater" on TV
both here in Mexico City on XEW-TV,
and on his new outlet XETV, channel 6,
in the Tijuana-San Diego area. The "Art
House Movie Theater" will run impor-
tant domestic and foreign feature-length
movies.
•'We plan to run this film feature after
10 o'clock in the evening," Don Emilio
explained. "At that time the children will,
or should be, in bed, and if these fine adult
French, Italian, British, and Mexican films
can be shown in theaters, there is no
reason why people demanding good
movies on television should not be able
to see these pictures." Recently as an
experiment, XEW-TV telecast the Italian
movie hit, "Bitter Rice," and did not re-
ceive any unfavorable comment.
"The do a lot to help popularize the
new medium," Don Emilio explained.
Station XEW-TV, channel 2, has its
transmitter site atop Televicentro at Ave-
nida Chapultepec 26 in the heart of Mex-
ico City. The 320 foot TV tower re-
sembling a miniature Eiffel Tower has
rapidly become a landmark in the city;
of Mexico's radio and television indus-
having a transmitter and tower atop the
studio building results in considerable
savings for Senor Azcarraga's television
operation. Zoning and aviation regula-
tions make this one of the few cities in
the world where such tower construction
is permissible.
But the transmitter site that would
make the eyes of any U. S. TV broad-
caster pop is that enjoyed by XEQ-TV,
channel 9. XEQ-TV is Don Emilio's relay
station to carry the programs of XEW-TV
to the country outside of Mexico City.
Exclusively a relay station— it picks up
XEW-TV's signal via microwave relay —
XEQ-TV originates no programs of its
own. The XEQ-TV transmitter is situated
in Paso Cortes, 14,500 feet high in Cortes
Pass between the twin volcanos that have
become the trade mark of Mexico, Popo-
catepetl and Ixtaccihuatl (try pronounc-
ing that on your precocious ten-year-old) .
From this vantage point XEQ-TV re-
transmits XEW-TV's programs with a
clear signal as far as the city of Vera
Cruz, almost 300 miles away on the Gulf
of Mexico.
919
TV STATION
OPENING
S SET
53
Oti this page, and the three pages foUoivmg, we list
geographically the television station organizations planning
to begin operations in 1953, together wii'h channel numbers
and, where possible, date for start of broadcasting.
City
Call Letters
Itirininsliani
WSGN-TV
BirminKluini
WJLN-TV
Decatur
Gadsden
WTVS
Moiitgumery
WCOV-TV
Mesa
Tucson
KVOA-TV
Tucson
KCNA-TV
Ft. Smith
KFSA-TV
iJttle Kock
KRTV
Little Kuck
KETV
Bakersfleld
KAFY-TV
Chico
Eureka
KIEM-TV
Los Anueles
KPIK
Monterey
Salina.s
Sahiias
KICU-TV
Santa Barbara
KEYT
San iternardino
Krro-TV
San Francisco
San Luis Obispo
Stockton
KTVU
Vuba City
Colorado Sjirings
KRDO-TV
Denver
KDEX
Denver
KIRV
I'neblo
KCSJ
I'ueblo
KDZA-TV
Brideeport
WSJL
New I^tndon
WNLC-TV
Waterbury
\\ ATR-TV
Dover
Ft. I^auderdale
WFTI^TV
Ft. Lauderdale
wrrv
Fort Mjers
Lakeland
wo NX-TV
Panama City
i'ensaeola
WI'FA
SL I'eterhburtc
WSl N-TV
Wet Palm lUacli WIKK-TV
Columbus
Macon
VVTVW
Macon
Rome
\V ROM-TV
Valdostu
\V(;<>V-TV
BoiH«
K I DO-TV
Biilne
KTVI
Idaho Falls
rdaho Falls
Nam pa
I'ocatello
roeat4;llo
ALABAMA
Expected
Date
Licensee
Channel
On The Air
Birmingham News Co.
43
*
Johnston B'cg. Co.
48
*
Tennessee Valley B'ctg. Co., Inc.
23
*
Jacob A. Newborn, Jr.
21
May
Capitol B'cg. Co.
20
ARIZONA
Harkings Bcstg.
12
*
Ariz. B'cg. Co.
4
Catalina B'cg. Co.
9
t
ARKANSAS
Southwestern Publ. Co.
22
May
Little Rock TelecastCTs
17
Great Plains TV Properties
23
*
CALIFORNIA
Bakersfield B'cg. Co.
29
April
Golden Empire B'ctg. Co.
12
«
Redwood Bcstg. Co.
3
*
John Poole B'cg. Co.
22
August
Monterey Radld-Tele Co.
8
Salinas Bcstg. Corp.
8
*
Salinas-Monterey Tele. Co.
28
*
Santa Barbara B'cg. & Tele. Corp
3
October
KITO, Inc.
18
May
Lawrence A. Harvey
20
*
The Valley Electric Co.
6
*
San Joaquin Telecasters
36
September
John Steventon
52
*
COLORADO
Pikes Peak B'cg. Co.
13
April
Empire Coil Co.
26
April
Mountain States Tele. Co.
20
*
Star B'cg. Co.
5
Pueblo Radio Co.
3
*
CONNECTICUT
Harry Liftig
49
Thomas B'cg. Corp.
26
July
WATR, Inc.
63
DELAWARE
Rollins Bcstg., Inc.
40
*
FLORIDA
Gore Publishing Co.
23
(ierico Investment Co.
17
Fort Myers Bcstg. Co.
11
*
WONN-TV, Inc.
16
*
J. D. Manley
7
*
Southland Telecasters
15
June
City of St. Petersburg
38
May
WIRK-TV, Inc.
21
*
GEORGIA
Television Columbus
28
*
Macon Tele. Co.-
47
*
Southeastern Bcstg. Co.
13
*
Coosa Valley Radio Co.
9
*
37
*
IDAHO
KIDO-TV, Inc.
Idaho B'cg. & Tele. Co.
7
9
July
Fall
Idaho Falls Television, Inc.
8
*
Idaho Radio Con>.
3
*
'In/ormation not available.
Frank E. Hurt & Sons, Inc.
Eastern Idaho Bcstg. & Tele. Co.
Tribune-Journal Co., Inc.
920
• • •
NEW TV STATIONS SCHEDULED
• • •
ILLINOIS
Expected
Date
City
Call Letters
Licensee Channel
On The Air
Belleville
WTVI
Signal Hill Telecasting Corp.
54
May 15
Bloomiiigtoii
Cecil W. Roberts
15
Champaign
Midwest Television, Inc.
3
Chicago
WHFC-TV
WHFC, Inc.
26
Danville
VV DAN-TV
Northwestern Publishing Co.
24
December
Decatur
wnp
Prairie Television Co.
17
July
Harrisburg
Tnrner-Farrar Assn.
22
Peoria
WTVH-TV
Hilltop B'cg. Co.
19
Kockford
WTVO
Winnebago Tele Corp.
39
Springfield
Plains Television Co.
INDIANA
20
Lafa>ett«
WFAM-TV
WFAM, Inc.
59
May
Marion
Chronicle Publishing Co.
29
Muncie
WLBC-TV
Tri-City Radio Corp.
49
I'rinceton
Princeton Bcstg. Co.
52
Davenport
Mel Foster-Harold Hoersch
IOWA
36
Ft. Dodge
KQTV
Northwest Television Co.
21
October
Sioux City
KVVTV
Great Plains Television Properties
36
Sioux City
KVTV
Cowles Bcstg. Co.
KANSAS
9
Hutchinson
KTVH
Hutchinson TV, Inc.
12
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Bcstg. Co.. Inc.
7
Wichita
C.W.C. Co.
KENTUCKY
16
Ashland
WPTA'
Polan Industries
59
July
Henderson
WEHT
Ohio Valley Tele. Co.
50
l^ouisville
WLOU-TV
Robert W. Rounsaville
41
Ixiuisville
WKLO-TV
Mid-America B'cg. Corp.
LOUISIANA
21
April
Baton Rouge
Modern Bcstg. Co.
28
Baton Kouge
KHTV
Capital Television & B'cg. Co.
40
I^ke Charles
KTAG
Southland Telecasters
25
June
Monroe
KNOE-TV
James A. Noe
8
April
Monroe
KFAZ
Delta Television
43
May
New Orleans
Supreme Bcstg. Co.
61
New Orleans
New Orleans Television Co.
MAINE
20
PoHland
Portland Telecasting Corp.
MARYLAND
53
Baltimore
WITH-TV
WITH-TV. Inc.
60
FrMleriok
WFMD-TV
Monocacy B'cg. Co.
62
Salisbury
Peninsula Broadcasting Co.
16
Cambridge
Middlesex Bcstg. Co.
MASSACHUSETTS
56
Fall River
WSEE-TV
New England Tele. Co.
46
May
Holyoke
WHYN-TV
Hampden-Hampshire Corp.
55
New Bedford
WNBH-TV
E. Anthony & Sons
28
North Adams
Grey lock Bcstg. Co.
74
Northampton
Regional Tele. Corp.
36
*
Springfield
WWLP
Springfield Tele. Bcstg. Corp.
MICHIGAN
61
Ann Arbor
WPAG
Washtenaw B'cg. Co.
20
April
Battle Creek
WBCK-TV
Michigan B'cg. Co.
58
August
Battle Creek
WBKZ-TV
Booth Radio & Tele. Stations
64
May
Benton Harbor
Palladium Publishing Co.
42
East lousing
WKAR-TV
Michigan State Bd. of Agriculture
60
August
Flint
WTAC-TA'
Trendle-Campbell B'cg. Corp.
16
Flint
\V(TV
Trans-America Television Corp.
28
*
•laokson
\V IBM-TV
WIBM, Inc.
48
Kalamazoo
WKMl-TV
Howard D. Steere
36
54
Fall
Lansing
WII^S-TV
Lansing B'cg. Co.
Muskegon
WTVM
Versluis Radio & Tele.
MINNESOTA
35
Duluth
WFTV
Great Plains Tele. Proi>erties
38
April
K ROC-TV
Southern Minn. B'cg. Co.
10
St. Cloud
AV40N-TV
Granite' City B'cg. Co.
7
3Iay
St. Paul
rtCOW-TV
WCOW Telecasting Co.
MISSISSIPPI
17
Meridian
WCOC-TV
Mississippi B'cg. Co.
30
Columbus
Birney Imes. Jr.
28
Gulf port
WGCM-TV
WGCM Television Corp.
MISSOURI
56
Columbia
KOMU-TV
Curators of the Univ. of Mo.
8
July
Festus
KACY
Ozark Television Corp.
14
June
Hannibal
Courier-Post Publ. Co.
7
Kansas City
KCTY
Empire Coil Co.
25
April
St. Joseph
KFEQ-TV
KFEQ, Inc.
"
'Information not available.
921
NEW TV STATIONS SCHEDULED
City
St. I^niis
St. Louis
S«HlrtUs»
SpriiiRlield
SpriiiKflolcl
Itillings
ItilHiiKs
Kuttt>
Riitte
(ireat Falls
Missoula
IJnooIn
Keno
Asbury Park
Atlantic- ("ity
Mhuquerque
(lovis
Koswell
Sante Fe
RufTalo
RufTalo
F^lmira
f'/lmira
Ithaoa
Jamestown
Kingston
Pouehkeepsie
Rochester
Koohester
Watertown
Charlotte
Durham
(Jreenshoro
Greenville
Hendersonville
Mount Airy
Raleigh
\^ inst^n-Salem
Rismarck
Rismarok
Farjfo
Mi not
Mi not
Akron
Ashtabula
Dayton
Lima
Lima
MaHHillon
Sandugky
Warren
^'oungHtown
Zanenville
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City
Tulfta
Kugene
Medfwd
Salem
Rethlehem
ChamberHburg
Kahton
llarriMburg
llarrlHbnrg
Hazleton
JohnHtovm
New CaHtle
Call Letters
KSTM-TV
KYTV
KTTS-TV
KOOK-TV
KPOK-TV
KFRR-TV
KFOR-TV
KZTV
WCEE
WRES
WRUF
WTVE
WHCTJ-TV
WJTX-TV
WK NY-TV
WEOK-TV
WHEC-TT
WWNY-TV
METV
WDAY-TV
K(JR-TV
WAKR-TV
WICA-TV
WIFE
WIX)K-TV
WIMA-TV
WMAC-TV
WL^X'-TV
WHIIII-TV
WLTV
WHIZ-TV
KLPK-TV
WLEV-TV
WOLV
WTPA
WilP-TV
WAZL-TV
WKST-TV
Licensee
Rroadcasti House
Missouri Bcstg. Co.
Milton J. Hinlein
Springfield Tele.
Independent B'cg. Co.
MONTANA
KudniaunHayutin Tele. Corp.
The Montana Network
Copper B'cg. Co.
Television Montana
Buttery Broadcast
Mosby's, Inc.
NEBRASKA
Cornbelt B'cg. Corp.
NEVADA
Nevada Radio-Television
NEW JERSEY
Atlantic Video Corp
Matta Enterprises
New Mexico Bcstg. Co.
Telepolitan Bcstg. Co.
NEW MEXICO
John A. Bamett
Greer & Greer
Expected
Date
Channel On The Air
36 April
42
3
10
8
2
4
6
5
15
10
8
58
52
13
12
8
2
NEW YORK
Buflfalo-Niagara TV Corp. 59
Chautauqua B'cg. Corp. 17
Elmira Television 24
El-Cor Television, Inc. 18
Cornell Univ. 20
James B'cg. Co. 58
Kingston B'cg. Corp. 66
Mid-Hudson Bcstrs. 21
A'eterans Bcstg. Co., Inc. 10
WHEC, Inc. 10
Brockway Co. 48
NORTH CAROLINA
Inter-City Adv. Co. of Charlotte, Inc. 36
•Information not available.
T. E. Allen & Sons, Inc.
Inter-city Adv. Co.
Carolina Bcstg. System, Inc.
Radio Hendersonville
Ralph D. Epperson
Sir Walter TV & B'cg. Co.
Winston-Salem B'cg. Co.
NORTH DAKOTA
Meyer Broadcasting Co.
Rudman Television Co.
WDAY, Inc.
Rudman Tele. Co.
North Dakota Bcstg. Co.
OHIO
Summit Radio Corp.
WICA, Inc.
Skyland B'cg. Corp.
WIX)K, Inc.
NW Ohio B'cg Corp.
Midwest TV Co.
Lake Erie B'cg Co.
Warren Tribune Radio Sta.
Polan Industries
Southeastern 0. TV Syst.
OKLAHOMA
KLPR Television
Okla. County Tele. & Bcstg. Co.
Kid red Beck
OREGON
W. Gordon Allen
South Oregon Bcstg. Co.
Lawrence A. Harvey
PENNSYLVANIA
AKHOciated Bsctrs., Inc.
Chambersburg Bcstg. Co.
Easton Publ. Co.
Harrisburg Bcstrs.
WHP, Inc.
Hazleton B'cg Co.
Kivoli Realty Co.
WKST, Inc.
922
Inc.
46
57
9
27
55
28
26
6
18
6
10
13
49
15
22
73
35
23
42
67
21
60
19
25
23
20
6
24
51
46
57
71
55
63
56
45
July
May
April
October
April
November
December
April
July
April
December
April
July
April
• • •
NEW TV STATIONS SCHEDULED
• * •
Expected
Date
City
Call Letters
Licensee
Channel
On The
Air
PhUadelphia
WIP-TV
Penna B'cg Co.
29
•
Pittsburgh
WTVQ
J. Frank Gallaher, et al
47
•
Pittsburgh
WENS
Telecasting Co. of Pittsburgh
16
July
Pittsburgh
UKJF-TV
Agnes J. Reeves Greer
53
•
Reading
\^EEU-TV
Hawley B'cg Co.
33
Soranton
WTVU
Appalachian Co.
73
Scranton
Union Bcstg. Co.
16
•
Seranton
WGBI-TV
Scranton B'cstrs., Inc.
Ot*
Wilkes-Barre
WILK-TV
Wyo. Valley B'cg Co.
34
April 1
Williamsport
WRAK-TV
WRAK, Inc.
36
*
York
WNOW-TV
He'.m Coal Co.
SOUTH CAROLINA
49
April
Charleston
WCSC-TV
WCSC, Inc.
5
April
Cohinibia
WCOS-TV
Radio Columbia
25
Columbia
WIS-TV
WIS-TV Corp.
10
Columbia
WNOK-TV
Palmetto Radio Corp.
67
April
Greenville
WGVL
Greenville Tele Co.
SOUTH DAKOTA
23
•
Sioux Falls
KELO-TV
Midcontinent B'cg Co.
TENNESSEE
11
Chattanooga
WOUC
Chattanooga T-V, Inc.
49
•
Chattanooga
WTVT
Tom Potter
43
•
Johnson City
WJHL-TV
WJHL, Inc.
11
•
Memphis
WHBQ-TV
Harding College
13
August
Amarillo
K FDA-TV
Amarillo Bcstg. Co.
TEXAS
10
•
Austin
KCTV
Capital City Tele Co.
18
•
Austin
KTVA
Tom Potter
24
July
Beaumont
KBMT
Television Bcstrs.
31
May
Dallas
Trinity Bcstg. Corp.
29
Dallas
UHF Television Co.
23
•
El Pa-so
KEPO-TV
KEPO, Inc.
13
Fort Worth
Tarrant County Television Co.
20
•
(ialvestun
KTVR
Rudman Tele Co.
41
•
Cialveston
k(;ll-tv
Gulf Tele Co.
11
Houston
UHF Television Co.
23
«
Houston
KNIZ-TV
KNUZ Tele Co.
39
July
Longview
East Texas TV Co.
32
•
Lubbock
KI.BD-TV
Bryant Radio & Tele
11
Lufkin
Forest Capital Bcstg. Co.
9
•
McAllen
Texjvs State Network
20
Midland
Permian Basin Tele. Co.
2
San Angelo
KTXL-TV
Westex Tele Co.
8
•
San Angelo
KtJKL-TV
KGKL. Inc.
3
•
Sherman
Sherman Television Co.
46
•
Temple
K( EN-TV
Bell Publ. Co.
6
•
Te.varkana
K(MC-TV
KCMC, Inc.
6
•
Tyler
KETX
Jacob A. Newborn. Jr.
19
Waco
KANG-TV
Central Texas Tele Co.
34
June
Wichita Falls
KTVW
White Tele Co.
VIRGINIA
22
April
Charlottesville
WCHV-TV
Barham & Barham
64
*
Danville
WBTM-TV
I'iedmont B'cg Corp.
24
*
Harrisonburg
Shenandoah Valley Bcstg. Corp.
3
•
L> nchburg
WWOD-TV
Old Dominion B'cg Corp.
16
*
Newport News
WHYU-TV
Eastern B'cg Corp.
33
ii<
Norfolk
Peninsula B'cg Corp.
WASHINGTON
15
■1:
Bellingham
KVOS-TV
KVOS, Inc.
12
May
Taeoma
KMO-TV
KMO, Inc.
13
May
Yakima
KIMA-TV
Cascade B'cg Co.
29
Yakima
KIT-TV
KIT, Inc.
WEST VIRGINIA
23
August
Charleston
Joe L. Smith, Jr., Inc.
49
*
Parkersburg
West Va. Enterprises
15
Wheeling
Polan Industries
WISCONSIN
51
Beloit
WGEZ-TV
Beloit Bcstg. Co.
57
Kau Claire
Central Bcstg. Co.
13
•
(;reen Bay
WB AY-TV
Norbertine Fathers
2
*
Madison
WKOW-TV
Monona B'cg Co.
27
July
Madison
WMTV
Bartell Tele. Corp.
33
•
*
Milwaukee
WCAN-TV
Midwest B'cg Co.
25
Neenah
WNAM-TV
Neenah-Menasha B'cg Co.
42
Autumn
Oshkosh
WOSH-TV
Oshkosh B'cg Co.
WYOMING
48
April
Cheyenne
WFBC-TV
Frontier B'cg Co.
PUERTO RICO
5
■*
San Juan
WKAQ-TV
El Mundo B'cg Corp.
2
1954
♦Information not available.
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Academy Film Productions^
Inc.
123 W. Chestnut St., Chicago 10, 111.
Phone: Michigan 2-0128
Pres. & Dlr. of Pro Bernard Howard
Services Offered — Producer of films for
television — commercials and shows: Com-
plete planning, writing, producing and di-
recting of all kinds of motion pictures;
industrial and educational films: animations;
TV consultant to agencies.
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Advance Film Productions^
inc.
729 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-6873
President Chas. A. Alicoate
Executive Vice-President C^hg. of
Production Wm. E. Wild
Services Offered — Producer of films for
television, commercials and shows: Complete
planning, writing and production, fully
equipped. Projection theaters, Cutting
Rooms, Stock >hot library.
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A. F. F Jftts, inc.
1600 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-2850
President Nicolas Bongard
Director Rosalind Kossoff
Services Offered — Distribution of short
films internationally produced. TV films for
distribution in U. S. and Canada.
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Aladdin Television
Productions^ inc.
165 N. La Brea Ave., Los Angeles 36, Cal.
Phone: Webster 3-9437
President Harry M. Popkin
V.P., Assoc. Producer Julius F. Tuchler
Secretary Kenneth N. Chantry
Treasurer Jack Y. Berman
Producer Harold Helvenston
Director Erie C. Kenton
Production Mgr William Persons
Services Offered — Producer of films in
series form for TV.
•
Alexander Film Co.
3200 N. Nevada Ave.. Colorado Springs, Colo.
Phone: MAin 4200
President J. Don Alexander
V.P. in Chg. Prod Don M. Alexander
V.P Don Alexander, Jr.
Sec'y-Treas E. B. Foster
V.P. in Chg. Sales M. J. Mclnaney
Production Mgr James Anderson
Dir. Advtg., Pub. Rel R. H. Geddy
Services Offered — Producer of TV com-
mercials.
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AlUScope Pictures^ inc.
7525 Beverly Blvd., Hollywood 36, Calif.
Phone: WYoming 1128
President Gordon S. Mitchell
Vice-President CD. Owens
Secretary-Treasurer L. B. Mitchell
Chairman of Bd Gordon S. Mitchell
Services Offered — Producer of sponsored
films education, advertising and TV. Also
specialize in one minute and 20 second
spot commercials for TV. Have very fine
animation department.
•
Allegro Pictures^ inc.
4238 Mammoth Ave., Sherman Oaks, Cal.
Phone: STate 9-4952
Pres., Exec. Producer William Lava
Services Offered— Platler films; 3 min.
silent sketches for use with recordings sup-
plied by station disc jockeys. Classified:
Planned series of one-half hour dramatic
films based on true stories behind the want-
ads.
•
Allen & Allen Productions
3947 W. 59 Place, Los Angeles 43, Calif.
Phone: AX 3-3314
Directing Mgr George E. Allen
Services Offered— T\ package programs.
•
Anterican Film Co.
1329 Vine St., Philadelphia 7, Pa.
Phone: WAlnut 2-1800
Mgr Ben Harris
Services Offered— Serwin^ 35 and 16mm.
film to TV stations, also cutting, editing,
and photographing of events of all kinds.
Also handle any form of advertising.
•
Am^erican Film Producers
1600 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-5915
Executive Producers Robert Gross,
Lpwrence A. Glesnes
Production Control Sheldon Abromowitz
Editorial Chief Robert C. Jacques
Photography Supervisor J. C. Townsend
Animation Supervisor Al Stahl
Services 0#ered— Sponsored motion pic-
ture films and slide films for theatres, tele-
vision, education, training, etc. Color or
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TV FILM STUDIOS,
INC
Producers of
"THE DOCTOR"
"HOLLYWOOD-OFF-BEAT"
Starring
MELVYN DOUGLAS
<»(,
AMERICAN WIT AND HUMOR"
Starring
THOMAS MITCHELL
928
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
black and white; 16 or 35mm.; production
and distribution.
Productions — "The Grass Is Always
Greener," "A Mind of Her Own," "Air Force
Scientists in Action," "Men of the Forest."
Animated Productions Inc.
1600 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-2942
President Al Stahl
Vico-Pres'dent Irwin Stahl
V.P. in Chg. Sales Otto Sutter
V.P. in Chg. Production Edwin Rehberg
Services Offered — Complete motion picture
production service — live action — animation —
film illusions. Producer of television film
commercials, television shows, cartoons, train-
ing, industrial and public relations motion
pictures, 35nim and 16mm, black and white,
or color.
Evan J. Anton Productions,
Ltd.
60 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-0118
President Evan J. Anton
Vice-Pres Vera Kay
Services Offered — Producers of industrial
and documentary films and slides, TV com-
mericals and spots.
Leonard Anderson
115 W. 45th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-4162
Services Offered — Motion pictures, produc-
tion planning, supervision, direction, film
editing, complete facilities, personal service.
Arrow Productions, Inc.
7324 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Cal.
Phone: Hillside 3118
A^. Y. Phone: LOngacre 3-4180
Exec. Producer Leon Fromkess
Producer Rudolph Flothow
V.P., Gen. Sales Mgr Arthur Sachson
Services Offered: produce, distribute half-
hour TV dramas — "Ramar of the Jungle"
series.
Argyle Television Filn^s, Inc.
60 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-4347
President Louis Goldstein
Vice President Bob Seidelman
Treasurer Jerome S. Hines
Services Offered — Quality feature films, in-
cluding "Night Train," "Young Mister Pitt,"
"Shipyard Sally," "A Girl Must Live," "The
Girl In The News," "Kipps," "Inspector
Hornleigh," ?nd others.
Association Films, Inc.
347 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-8573
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MAJOR COMPANY FEATURES
DRAMAS
WESTERNS
CARTOONS
SERIALS
COMEDIES
MUSICAL SHORTS
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MORT SKCKlll, Pres.
723 SEVENTH AVENUE NEW YORK 19, N.Y. Circle 5-6456
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
President J. R. Bingham
Treasurer A. L. Fredrick
Director Adv. & Prom Robert Finehout
Services Offered — National distributors of
indui^trial, educational, entertainment, re-
ligious and television films; library of 1,400
films, including 130 industrial (free-loan)
films, 35 of which are cleared for TV use.
Four regional libraries are maintained in
Ridgefield, N. J., Chicago, San Francisco and
Dallas.
•
Astor Pictures Corp,
130 W. 46th St.. New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LUxemburg 2-1287
Pres.-Treas Robert M. Savini
Exec. V.P Jacques Kopf stein
Secretary Fred Bellin
Adv. Mgr Cy Eichman
Comptroller Anthony Tarrell
Services Offered — Producer and distributor
of fihns for TV.
•
Atiantic Television Corp.
130 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LUxemburg 2-1287
President R. M. Savini
Exec. V.P., Sis. Mgr Jacques Kopf stein
Services Offered — Producer and distributor
of features and short subjects.
Atlas Filfft Corp.
nil 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
V.P. & Dir. of TV Norman C. Lindquist
V.P., Prod. Mgr Albert S. Bradish
Services Offered — Production of 16mm.
and 35mm. motion pictures and slidefilms
— in color or black and white, with RCA
Sound. Experienced creative staff for TV
commercials and programs. Laboratory and
editing services.
Atlas Television Corp.
15 West 44th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MU 7-5535
President Henrv Brown
Dir. of Sales Pete Rodgers
Film Director Joe M. Wolff
Booker Jean Thomson
Services Offered — American and British
features; half- and full-hour Westerns;
Comedy shorts; one hour comedy programs;
an extensive library of comedy and musical
vignettes, 3 - 5 minutes.
L^inetHcU^ ^nc.
115 West 45th Street New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-0951-2-3-4
FOREMOST PRODUCERS AID IN THE EAST
and
A Complete Service of Technical and Cartoon Animation
Black and White or Color 16 or 35mm
for
Television, Theatrical and Non-Theatrical Productions
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TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
Audio Master Corp.
341 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-3881
President Herbert Rosen
Services Offered — Library of mood and
bridge music.
Audio Pictures^ ltd.
310 Lake Shore Rd., Toronto, Ont.
Phone: MUrray 7226
President Arthur Gottlieb
Vice Pres Gladys Glad Gottlieb
Asst. to Pres Murray Briskin
Sales Dir Walter Allaby
Sec'y-Treas Clem Williams
Services Offered — Producers of films for
TV. ^
Audio Productions^ Inc.
630 Ninth Ave., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-6771
President Frank M. Speidell
Vice Pres Herman Roessle
Treas Lawrence W. Fox, Jr.
Sec'y Peter J. Mooney
Services Offered — Producer of TV com-
mercials. _
Bailey Fllttts, Inc.
6509 De Longpre Ave., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hillside 7949
President Albert R. Bailey
Vice-President Delmar F. Hancock
Secretary-Treasurer Virginia B. Ryder
Services Offered — Three dimensional ani-
mation and live action shorts, educational
motion pictures, advertising films, and spe-
cial television subjects.
•
Toftt Bailey Productions^ Inc.
722 North Fourth Ave., Tucson, Arizona
Phone: 21907
Pres., Exec. Producer Tom Bailey
Vice-President William Freytag
Secretary Jay Fuller
Treasurer Paul M. Arend, Jr.
Associate Producer Walter Kimmell
Dir. of Photography Albert Runkle
Services Offered — Distributing full-length,
new to TV, features. Series of 13 outstanding
Australian films. For commercials: will film
Southern Arizona backgrounds, color or
black-white, 16 or 35mm.
Productions — "The Sagebrush Kids," in
production in Tucson. Thirteen ready this
summer for Fall programming. Slanted at
important 7 to 15 age groups.
•
Basch Radio & Television
Productions
(See Program Producers.)
, # • ' r*«
RCA Licencee
That's iito npinion af hundretls of
proUiicora uning Reoces iaciiiiies.
REEVES SOUND STUDIOS, INC.
304 EAST 44th STREET • NEW YORK 17. N. Y. • OREGON 9-3550
Tha i^arfffsi Sound Svrrico Organiaation in ihe World.
We*lern Electric
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. Groucho Marx's "You Bet Your Life" (3 years)
• "Mark Twain Television Theater"
. Jackie Gleason's "Life of Riley"
. Louella Parsons' "My Week In Hollywood"
. Fred Allen. Waiter O'Keefe. Red Skelton. jimmy Durante
and many others.
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8451 MELROSE AVE.. LOS ANGELES
WEBSTER 39281
ISIDORE LINDENBAUM. President Cr Executive Producer
F. H FODOR, Production Executive
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TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
Bengal Pcctures
15108 Plummer, San Fernando, Calif.
Phone: Webster 7126
Business Manager Phil E. Cantonwine
Story, Narration, Research. .Cheri Le Blanch
Narrator Perry King
Services Offered — TV pictures made to
order. TV subjects for sponsors, rent and out-
right sale.
Productions — "Tales of the Old West,"
"Know Your Land," "Do You Know."
Bo'Ntor Productions^ Inc.
1040 North Las Palmas, Los Angeles 38, Cal.
Phone: Granite 3111
President Bow Herbert
Exec. Producer Richard L. Morley
Vice-President (prod.) Val L Lindberg
Services Offered — Producers of: Entertain-
ment— TV films, series and otherwise. Docu-
mentary-commercials and industrials.
•
William Boyd Prod.^ tnc.
8901 Wil^hire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Cal.
Phone: CRestview 4-5248
Pres., Exec. Producer William Boyd
Vice Pres Robert Stabler
Sec'yTreas Marguerite Cherry
Production Mgr Glenn Cook
Services Offered — Producer of westerns
for TV.
The Bray Studios Inc.
729 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phones: Circle 5-4582-3
President J. R. Bray
Vice-Pres. & Secy Paul A. Bray
Treasurer M. Bray
Director L. G. Lambert
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. Owns
extensive library and films available for TV.
Films on health, hygiene, physiology and
aeronautics.
Al Buffington Productions
6711 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-8367
Sales & Program Mgr... Albert B. Buffington
Staging Mgr Milford Capman
Script Editor Donna Kellogg
Services Offered — Live package show, both
national and local, AM and TV. Filming of
commercial film for TV. Making of radio
transcriptions.
|H Yoiir Assurance of
QUALITY
Because of the sound founda-
tion on which the name of
HEDWIC has been built, the
trade may be assured of in-
tegrity and dependability.
W. K. HEDWIG
C. W. HEDWIC
Fl LMS FOR TELEVISION
PROGRAMS EDITED TO FIT SPECIFIC TIME SEGMENTS
Telecast's selection includes dramas, sports, musicals, travel, cartoons, comedies, religious,
short and feature subjects and educational studies.
INFORMATION AND PRICES ON REQUEST
TFI-TV
* •
TELECAST FILMS INC
112 W. 48th Street
New .York 19, N. Y.
JUdson 6-5480
935
GUILD
FILMS
TV SHOWS THAT PRODUCE!
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completely captivated audiences! Combining brilliant piano technique with intimate
showmanship . . . LIBERACE produces unprecedented sponsor-results! Acclaimed by
critics everywhere! Winner of two TV Academy Hollywood Achievement Awards!
• CALL THE PLAY
A fast-moving, exciting sports quiz featuring the Brooklyn Dodgers! It's loaded with
baseball thrills as only "de Bums" can thrill! Available three times weekly.
• INVITATION PLAYHOUSE
Every quarter-hour program compels absolute interest and suspense! Recognized
OS one of the top dramatic programs on Television! Enjoys highest ratings everywhere!
• GUILD SPORTS LIBRARY
From Baseball to Boating! Over 400 half-minute motion picture action films of
well known sports personalities. Each film is catalogued and numbered. A "must" for
better sports programming.
• GUILD FILM LIBRARY
Television stock shots . . . from a switchboard operator to a rampaging lion!
Cross indexed and catalogued.
. LASH OF THE WEST
The fastest quarter-hour show on television starring Lash Larue, King of the Bullwhip!
• CLOSE-UP
The TV magozinc . . . combining news and those who make it! Authentic,
informative and highly diversified.
• FEATURE FILMS
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GUILD FILMS CO., ikc.
REUB KAUFMAN, President
510 MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK, N. Y. MUrray Hill 8-5365
HOLLYWOOD • DENVER • CHICAGO • CLEVELAND
936
• • •
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
• • •
William F. Broidy
Productions, Inc.
5545 Sunset Blvd^ Hollywood 28, Cal.
Phone: HEmpstead 6844
President William F. Broidy
V.P. & Sec'y Edward J. Kay
Assoc, of Pres Wesley Barry
Mgr. Pub. Rel J. L. Kaufman
Services Offered — Full TV film production,
including studio facilities, crew and executive
personnel. Studios for rental. Package shows.
Productions— "Wild Bill Hickok," 'Tham-
tom Pirate," "Case History."
•
British Information Services
— Filttt Division
(Agency of the British
Governtnent)
30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-5100
Director Charles Dand
Distribution Mgr Lester Schoenfeld
Radio Officer Jack Aistrop
Services Offered — Official distributor in
the United States of films produced by the
British Government.
•
Calhoun Studios
266 East 78th St., New York 21, N. Y.
Phone: RE 4-8017
Director of Photography Brian Calhoun
Producer-Director William S. Kent
Sound Engineer Howard Kaiser
Talent and Scripts Robert K. Adams
Art Director Larry Hotcaveg
Film Editor Lottie Schaler
Sales Manager William Hyer
Public Relations Director Jack Petrill
Services Offered — Aid conditioned, sound-
proofed and completely equipped for the
production of 16mm and 35mm motion pic-
tures for Television, Industry, Education and
Entertainment. _
Campus Filttt Productions
161 Remsen St., Brooklyn 2, N. Y.
Phone: TR 5-6296-7-8
Exec. Pro Nat Campus
Services Offered — Film production under
contract for clients specific use.
Productions— ''That The Deaf May Speak'*
— Lexington School for the Deaf, "A Brighter
Day" — Industrial Home for the Blind, "A
Thought For Your Pennies" — Greater N. Y.
Fund, "The Story Of An Enterprise" — Bunge
Corp.
Caravel Films, Inc.
730 Fifth Ave New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-6111
SERVICES
Murray Hill 8-1162
CLIENTS
American Home Foods
Armstrong Cork
Benrus
Borden
Bulova
Chesebrough
Gonti
DuPont
Ford
General Electric
General Foods
General Mills
GMAC
Gulf
Hinds
lohns-Manville
McKesson & Robbins
Phiico
Remington-Rand
Schlitz
Simoniz
Westinghouse
and many others
VIDEO PICTURES, INC.
41 East 50th Street New York 22. N. Y.
n^^M
I V
Commercials
R^^fl
Programs
Industrial
Films
Complete Studio
production
tacilities
937
ROYAL PLAYHOUSE (Fireside Thea-
tre)—Highest rated dramatic film pro-
jrram in its first run as "Fireside Thea-
tre." 5"J outstanding half-hours.
HEART OF THE CITY (Big Town)- DOUBLE PLAY (With Durocher and
52 half-hours that scored smashing Day)— Baseball's "Royal Family" pre-
successes for Lever Brothers as "Big sents guests from the Sports World's
Town." "Who's Who". 39 quarter-hours.
NEW HANK McCUNE SHOW-TV's
first half-hour situation comedy show
for syndication. A riot of fun and
laughs.
OLD AMERICAN BARN DANCE -
Twenty-six half-hours starring famous
National Dance entertainers . . . Pee
Wee King, Tennessee Ernie, others.
WASHINGTON SPOTLIGHT- Unique
quarter-hour show featuring Marquis-
Childs and important Washington per-
sonalities. Timely, topical.
LOOK TO UTP...FOR TV THAT COMBINES
Showmanship ^ Salesmanship
DICK TRACY-39 exciting half-hours
featuring America's No. 1 detective.
Big ratings and big results everywhere
it'» shown!
COUNTERPOINT (Rebound) - Bing
Crosby Enterpri.ses' series of 26 dra-
matic half-hour suspense shows. A
national award winner.
HOLLYWOOD OFF-BEAT - Action-
packed half-hour series starring
Melvyn Douglas as a sophisticated
sleuth.
PL 3-4620
ENCHAN
half-hour«
and ope
advertiser.
TED MUSIC - l.'j brilliant
featuring ballet, Kymphony
ra. Ideal for preHtige
STUDIO TELESCRIPTION LIBRARY-
Featuring Peggy Lee, June Valli, King
Cole trio. Mel Torme and 1.50 other
stars in a library of all-time favorites.
938
Chicago
360 North Michigan-
CE 6-0041
Hollywood
650 North Bronson Avenue
• • •
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
• * •
President David I. Pincus
Exec. V.P Harold M. Manser
V.P. in Chg. Sales. . . .F. Burnham MacLeary
V.P. (Akron Office) Ernest D. Nathan
Production Mgr Morris H. Goldberg
Services Offered — Industrial and TV films
to order.
Caston Productions
8611 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Gal.
Go-owners and producers: Robert L. Gashy
and Milton L. Gashy
Sales Promotion William Beaudine, Jr.
Supervising Editor Stuart O'Brien
Services Offered — Producers of films for
TV.
CBS-TV FUm Sales
485 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-2000
Vice-Pres. in Gharge Merle S. Jones
Operations Director Fred J. Mahlstedt
Gen. Sales Mgr Wilbur S- Edwards
Prom. Mdsg. Mgr Walter A. Scanlon
Branch Offices
410 N. Michigan, Ghirago, 111.
Phone: WH 4-6000
Exec, in Gharge Gharles Reeves
63 S. Main St., Memphis, Tenn.
Phone: 37-8612
Exec, in Charge H. H. Holtshouser
1313 N. Vine St., Los Angeles 28, Gal.
Phone: HOllywood 9-1212
Exec, in Gharge Thomas Moore
•
Hu Chain Associates
40 East 40lh St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-7220
Owner Hubert V. Ghain
Services Offered — Gustom built video film
programs and commercials.
•
Bruce Chapman Co.
55 W. 42nd St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Wise. 7-9244
President Bruce Ghapman
Sec'y-Treas Edna Ghapman
Gen. Mgr Quentin Gulliver
6711 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Gal.
Phone: GLadstone 6342
Manager Joseph Mansfield
Asst. Manager Glenn Taylor
30 Rue de Gramont, Paris, France
Phone: Richelieu 80-04
Director William de Blois-Leach
Services Offered — Producer of TV films
and commercials.
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939
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EDITOR PRECISION EQUIPMENT CORP.
130 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y. R. M. Savini, Pres.
DISTRIBUTORS and PRODUCERS
FOR TELEVISION
Television
Corporation
R. M. SAVINI, President
JACQUES KOPFSTEIN
Executive Vice-President, Sales Mgr.
ATLANTIC TELEVISION CORP,
130 West 46th Street, New York 36, N. Y.
940
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
CineffectSf Inc.
115 W. 45 St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-0951
President Nathan Sobel
Secretary-Treasurer Isaac Hecht
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.
Cinewna Service Corp.
106 West End Ave., New York 23, N. Y.
Phone: TRafalgar 3-1411
President Joseph Seiden
Camera Department Harold H. Seiden
Sound Department Herbert C. Bloom
Set Design James Pratt
Sales Phillip Feld
Services Offered — Producers of general en-
tertainment, documentary programs and spot
commercials for TV.
Cavalier Productions^ Inc,
9119 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: Crestview 6-4174
Executive Producer Robert Young
Executive Producer Eugene B. Rodney
Executive Producer Ben Bisgier
Services Offered— TY package producers.
Cinescope Films
42-45 160th St^ Flushing, N. Y.
Phone: FLushing 8-1935
President George L. George
Services Offered — Industrial, documentary,
theatrical and TV films to order.
Cinemart International Corp.
332 E. 44th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: ORegon 9-4430
President Varian Fry
Vice Pres Walter T. Colquitt
Sales Mgr Julius P. Witmark, Jr.
Producer-writer Louis F. Gittler
Director-Editor William Kryiakys
Services Offered — Producers of commer-
cials, program films and documentaries.
Now in 3rd year of production of
GUY MADISON
Co-starring
AND ANDY D E V I N E
Sponsored by KELLOGG CO. through LEO BURNETT AGENCY
OTHER BROIDY TELEVISION SERIES
Daring Excitement with the Robin Hood of
the Seven Seas.
"The PHANTOM
PIRATE"
5545 Sunset Blvd. Hollywoc
Regis Sarah
TOOMEY HADEN
Starring in
"CASE
HISTORY"
28, Calif.
HEmpstead 6844
941
A CHAIN IS WSTRONGER
THAN ITS WEAKEST LINK!
Buyers with low buflgetp can have top-
notch quality! Therl pri no weak links
in this chain of United World Film Shows!
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News Event Stories.
Va Hour Specially
Edited Travel Films-^
Entertaining — Educa-
tional.
V4 Hour Action Packed
Sport Quiz Films.
V4 Hour Films about
Amazing Facts — Un-
usual People — Fascin-
ating Hobbies.
PLUS
A VAST LIBRARY OF SHORTS
including
ENTERTAINMENT • RELIGIOUS
EDUCATIONAL • INDUSTRIAL
445 PARK AVENUE • NEW YORK CITY
TR. 6-5200
PL. y-8000
942
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
Cine-Tele Productions
1161 No. Highland Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: Hillside 7475
Executive Producer Harry J. Lehman
Secretary Jacques R. Lehman
Cameraman Jesse Davis
Script Writer Betty Doyle
•
Clnegue Colorfiltn Lahs^ Inc.
424 E. 89th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: SAcramento 2-5837
President Sam Marcus
Services Offered — Creators and producers
of slides, slide films, color or black and
white. Processing, supplicating, 16 and 35mm
film — color prints — color transparencies —
originals shot or duplicated.
•
Bob Clampett
704 No. Bronson Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: GRanite 6144
Executive Producer Bob Clampett
General Manager D. J. Nocerine
Services Offered — Produce five 15-minute
films per week syndicated nationally through
Paramount Television Productions, Inc.
Productions: "Time for Beany."
Clune Studios Co.
Werner Janssen Productions^
Inc.
5358 Melrose, Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: HO 9-6291
Pres., and Chairman of
the Board Mrs. Dorothy Clune Murray
Executive Director Werner Janssen
National Sales Director. .Linwood P. Beacom
Services Offered — Producing films for
Television, Educational and Religious fields.
Productions — "They Heard the Angels
Sing," "Magic Fire Spell," "Story of the
Metronome," "Why We Believe in God."
Geo. W. Colhurn Laboratory
Inc.
164 No. Wacker Dr., Chicago 6, 111.
Phone: STate 2-7316
Dir. of Prod. Service Henry Ushijima
Supervising Editor Roy Robert Luce
Services Offered — 16mm film production
and laboratory services. Research and script,
photography, processing, edge-numbered
work prints, editing and conforming, sound
recording, re-recording titling, animation,
printing.
Film
Producer
Editor
Commentator
Live
TV & Radio
Industrial Exploitation
Sales Promotion
Ed Thorgersen
245 West 55th St.
New York 19, N. Y.
Tel. Circle 6-8935
'From Program Design to Finished Package"
943
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VICTOR McLAGLEN
e Television Films, inc.
60 west 46^^' street, new york 36, n. y. Circle 6-4347
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
Comtnonwealth Fllttt &
Television^ Inc,
723 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-6456
President Mortimer D. Sackett
Treasurer S. Sackett
Secretary A. Goldstein
Services Offered — TV producers and dis-
tributors.
Cotnpagnie Francaise
De Films
73 Champs Elysees, Paris
Phone: Elysees 21-30
President A. Tinchant
TV Advisor Val Williams
Services Offered — Production and packag-
ing of TV shows made in France for agen-
cies and shows. _
Commodore Productions and
Artists^ Inc.
971 N. La Cienega, Hollywood 46, Cal.
Phone: HOllywood 9-8229
Pres., Exec. Prod Walter White, Jr.
Assoc. Producer William C. Heath
Production Mgr Vernon Keays
Coordinator Eleanor Payne
Casting Director Miriam Powers
Film Editor... Robert Warwick, Jr. (A.C.E.)
Art Director James Sullivan
Services Offered: Hopalong Cassidy— 104
episodes transcribed open-end for radio V^
hr.; The Clyde Beatty Show, Radio, tran-
scribed open end shows V2 br.: TV, 13 i/^ hr.
films in color; "Strolling Tom" 156 15-min.
episodes; "Down Our Way" 26 30-min. epi-
sodes.
•
Consolidated Television Sales
Sunset at Van Ness, Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-6369
N. Y. Phone: MUrray Hill 6-7543
General Mgr Peter M. Robeck
Eastern Sales Mgr Halsey V. Barrett
Advertising, Prom. Mgr John M. Asher
Mid-West Sales Mgr Stuart V. Dawson
Southern Sales Mgr Richard P. Buch
Services Offered — National distribution and
sale of television films.
Productions — "Front Page Detective,"
"Public Prosecutor," "Crusader Rabbit,"
"Hollywood Half Hour," "Television Close-
ups" and others.
•
Frank, Cooper Associates
Agency
7225 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif.
Phones: HOllywood 9-3737; Hillside 2297
TITLES • OPTICAL EFFEGS
35 mm & 16 mm MOTION PICTURES
and
TELEVISION
ray mercer & co.
FADES ■ LAP DISSOLVES • INSERTS • MATTE SHOTS • MINIATURES • TRICK SHOTS
4241 NORMAL AVE. . HOLLYWOOD 29, CALIF.
(1 Vi BLOCKS EAST OF VERMONT, 0pp. L. A. City College)
OLympia
8436
NOrmandy
7838
945
♦ ♦ ♦ TV FILM PRODUCERS
->:i I if 111 Ave. New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: VAnderhilt 6-5661-2
Owner l>a"k Cooper
V.P.. Chp. N. Y. Offire Sy Fisclier
M>:r. Hollywood Offiro Martin SptM-lur
K\ir. Sei'y (»loria Farrier
Services O/Zerer/— Personal nianaponient of
talent and writers as well as the produetion
of radio and television shows.
Pnuliiclions "Hail the Champ."' "Man
AMi"!<t Crime/' "Kir>t Nighter." "The
Chase," "Wanted by Washington," "Strike
It Rieh." •
Tont J. Corradine &
Associates
5746 SunMi HImI.. Ilollvwood 28, Calif.
riionc: HC 2-4448
\. ). rhone: LlJx. 2-1287
President Tom Corradine
Vice President Lyle Clark
Sertict's Offered— Serx'ue Television sta-
tions and apeneie* with all types of film
programming. I. Unary includes: Features,
westerns, half hour and fifteen minute shows
|>rodu«ed e^pecialh for TV.
Courneya Productions
]')66 North (Gordon, Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: Granite 5920
DISTRIBUTORS
Owner-Producer Jerry Courneya
Production Mgr James Fleming
Scripts Bob Bennett
Editor (Film) Stuart Frye
Services Offered— Nov ehy. Sport, Comedy,
Short Subjects, Sponsor Tailored Films and
(Commercials. ^
Clayton W. Cousens Prods.
333 W. 78th St., New York 24, N. Y.
Phone: TRafalgar 3-5870
President Clayton W. Cousens
Production Dir Ralph Porter
Services Offered — Producers of TV fashion
shows and commercials.
Cornell Film Co.
1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Wisconsin 7-6650
President J. Milton Salzburg
V.P., Sales Mgr David B. Dash
Adv. Mgr., Asst. Sis. Mgr S. J. Krumholz
Services Offered— Producers and distribu-
tors of features and shorts.
•
Bing Croshy EnterprtseSf
inc.
9028 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif.
Phone: Crestview 1-1171
A^. y. Phone: PLaza 7-2277
FRANK FERRIN
Producer of
"SMILIN' ED'S GANG"
1 1 :30 A.M., EST. — CBS -TV
WITH ONE OF THE HIGHEST
DAYTIME RATINGS IN TELEVISION
and
ABC KAUIO NETWORK
BOTH FOR BROWN SHOE CO.
Aoenc:y: Leo Burnett Co., Inc.
946
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
President Everett N. Crosby
Vice President John O'Melveny
Vice President-Secretary. .Todd W. Johnson
Exec. V.P Basil F. GriUo
V.P. Chg. Sales Charles B. Brown
Treasurer-Controller Homer O. Duerr
Services Offered — Development of program
ideas for film and actual completion from
idea to film production.
Crown Cineina Corporation
270 Park Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-6345
President James Hsu
Treasurer-Secretary Freeman Roo
Assistant Secretary Samuel E. Grant
Crystal Pictures, inc.
1564 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-5130
President Melvin M. Hirsh
Services Offered — Distributor of features,
western, dramas and travelogues. Now in
production several packages consisting of
groups of half-hour programs.
Shamus Culhane Productions
207 East 37th St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-8243
President Shamus Culhane
Vice-President Morris Coppersmith
Sec. & Treas Maxine Marx
Services Offered — complete production of
animated and live-action motion pictures and
slide-films. Television commercials and in-
dustrial films also in black and white and
color. Permanent staff includes producers,
directors, animators, editors, creative writers,
and production designers and cameramen.
•
Gordon M. Day Prods,
108 E. 30th St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: ORegon 9-3595
Writer-Composer Gordon M. Day
Director, Producer Carol Bulkley
Production Mgr Edith Adelson
Treas Leo Reich
Services Offered — Producers and jingles
and spots.
D. P. in. Productions, Inc.
62 W. 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: MU 2-0040
President Dorothy P. Maulsby
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
De f>€»iic\v Co.
1909 Buitoiiwood Sl^ Philadelphia 30, Pa.
rhonc: RItlenhouso ()-l()86
Pres., Cen. Mpr Joseph De I'lenes
Services Offered — Protliielion of 16inni. &
33mm. films, black & white, color.
•
Demby Productions, inc.
U K. :>l»t St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-2493
President Emanuel Demby
Vice Prei! Mildred Demby
Prog. Supervisor Monroe Werlhman
Acct. Super\isor Hunter W. Smith
Film Kditor Myron L. Broun
Services Offered — Production of live and
filmed TV shows and commercials.
•
Depicto Films, inc.
254 W. 54th St, New York 19, N. Y.
Hhone: COlumbus 5-7621
Services Offered — Complete commercial
and TV film, slidefilm and slide production,
including art, writing, visualizing, anima-
tion, location and studio shooting.
•
Desilu Productions, inc.
Business Office:
7046 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: HOUywood 9-2281
President Desi Arnaz
Vice-President Lucille Ball
Kxec. V.P Martin Leeds
Secretary-Treasurer Andrew G. Hickox
Representative Don W. Sharpe
Publicity Ken Morgan
Services Offered — Complete production fa-
cilities from script to final editing.
•
Sherman H. Dryer
Productions
667 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: TEmpleton 8-7827
President • Sherman H. Dryer
Services Offered — TV programs, talent,
scripts.
•
Dudley TV Corp.
9908 Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, Calif.,
Phone: CR 1-7258
501 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: EL 5-1076
President Carl Dudley
Exec. Vice-Pres Don McNamara
Studio Mgr Gene Barnes
Services Offered — Producers of theatrical,
commercial television and educational short
subjects.
CINEMA RESEARCH
16
Optical Printing
MM Animation • Titles
COLOR — BLACK & WHITE
35
MM
7000 ROMAINE HoUywood 38, California
Phone — HUDSON 2-7464
948
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
Du Mont Television ]%etworU'
FUm
(Syndication Dept.)
515 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 2-2600
Co-ordinator Donald A. Stewart
Sales Manager Herbert H. Jacobs
Asst. to Co-ordinator. Merriman H. Holtz, Jr.
Services Offered — Distributor and syndi-
cator of features and TV series.
•
Dynamic Filttts, Inc.
112 West 89th St., New York 24, N. Y.
Phone: TR 3-6221
President Henry Morley
Treas., Ch. of Board Nathan Zucker
Production Manager Carson Davidson
Editorial Chief Luke Bennett
Sound Engineer John DeBlau
Public Relations Lee R. Bobker
Services Offered — Complete motion picture
production and recording facilities for com-
mercials and programming. Animation de-
partment. Dynamicam multi-camera produc-
tion in 16 mm and 35mm. Mobile sound and
camera units for location production.
Educational Films Corp.
1501 Broadway, New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: PEnnsylvania 6-1780
President Earl W. Hammons
General Manager Glen Lambert
Vice-Pres. in chg. Sales Roy McCune
TV Script Henry Marcuse
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.
•
Dougfair Corp,
666 N. Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Cal.
President Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
V.P., Sec'y, and
Exec. Producer.. H. Alexander MacDonald
V.P., Treas Fred Hoar
Producer Warren Lewis
Services Offered — Producer of TV series.
•
Peter Elgar Productions^ Inc,
18 E. 53rd St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MU 8-5626
President Peter Elgar
Vice Pres Julius Edelman
Treasurer Mrs. Dorothy Elgar
Corp. Sec'y Jeanne Osen Remusat
NE OF OUR SALESMEN
Commercial for CITIES SERVICE
WILBUR STREECH PRODUCTIONS
1697 Broadway, New York 19, JUdson 2-3816
TV FILMS
949
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
Senic^s Offered — Produrors of dom-
iiH'Ml.irir- ;in(1 filni> for trh'vision.
Endorsem€ntts^ inc. (TV)
son Fifth Av... Now York 3h. N. Y.
Phone: Clliickering 4-7257
9172 Sunsot Blvd^ Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: Crestview 6-1272
IV«>id«-nl Jules AllM-rti
Vice-Pres Dr. Harold S. Wadro
Sec.-Treas Hazel F'. McCabe
i.hfi. Prod F. Richard Mansfield
Mgr^ Chicago L. Perrigo
Mgr.. Holhwood Bob kaufman
Services Offered — Endorsements and testi-
monials live and film for TV.
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Excelsior Pictures Corp.
l.W.I Hroadwav. New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-6157
President Walter Bibo
Services Offered — Rent various features
and ^hort6. •
Explorers Pictures Corp.
l')(ll Broadway, .New York, N. Y.
Phone: LO 4-.>592
Pres.-Gen. Sales Mgr Jules B. Weill
Afest. Sales Mgr Murray M. Kaplan
Services Offered — Motion picture films for
TV, feature and half hour length.
Fair Deal Jfiotion Picture Ser.
2040 Chatterton Ave., New York 61, N. Y.
Phone: TAlmadge 9-6728
Owner & President Louis D. Colson
Sen ices Offered — We offer package film
shows for TV use.
Jerry Fairbanks, Inc.
^6052 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HUdson 2-1101
Pres., Exec. Producer. . .: . . .Jerry Fairbanks
V.P. Chg. of Studio Operations Sid Rogell
V.P. (;en. Sales Mgr B. N. Darling
Production Manager Raoul Pagel
Director, Sound Dept Lawrence Aicholtz
Director, Animation Dept Manny Gould
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.
Federal Telefilms^ Inc.
1041 N. Formosa Ave., Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: GR-5111
N. Y. Phone: MUrray Hill 8-0940
President William (Buster) Collier
Vice President Harry Joe Brown
Member Bd. of Dir Randolph Scott
film spots and programs
3 EAST 57th STREET
NEW YORK 22, N. Y.
ELDORADO 5-1382-3
950
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
Paul J. Fennell Co.
404 N. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Cal.
Phone: CRestview 6-0847
40 E. 40 Street, New York 16, N. Y.
A^. Y. Phone: LExington 2-2384
President-Producer Paul J. Fennell
V.P. Chg. Eastern
Operations M. R. "Mickey" Dubin
V.P.-Tech. Dir John E. Burks
Writer-Art Dir Donald B. Driscoll
Secretary-Treasurer J. P. Shirley, Jr.
Services Offered — Producers of Public Re-
lations, training and commercial films; live
action and animation; specializing in ani-
mated cartoons.
FiUnach Corp.
1327 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago 5, 111.
Phone: HArrison 7-3395
President Irving Mack
Vice-President Joe Mack
Secretary Bernard Mack
Treasurer TV Sales Don Mack
TV Production Pat Cascio
Services Offered — Film studio complete
with art department, camera room, sound
studio and laboratory. Fully equipped to
produce the world's best TV commercials at
a practical price.
Producers of
Commercial, Industrial
and Television
Motion Pictures
van praag
productions
1600 BROADWAY
NEW YORK 19, N. Y.
PLaza 7-2857-2687-2688
Filfncraft Productions
8451 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles 46, Calif.
Phone: WEbster 3-9281
Pres., Exec. Prod Isidore Lindenbauni
Production Exec ¥. H. Fodor
Dir. of Programing Al Gannaway
Production Mgr Glenn Miller
Dir. of Public Rel Reavis Winckler
Technical Manager Paul Schmutz, Jr.
Film Distribution Mgr Hamilton Warren
Services Offered — TV films of all types.
Productions — "Small World" and "Mark
Twain Television Theater" series for na-
tional sales. 0
Filmeffects of Hollywood
1153 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: Hollywood 9-5800
Manager Charles Leeds
Services Offered — Specialized 35mm and
16mm color and black and white laboratory
services for motion pictures and television.
Special effects, blow-ups, reductions, color
release printing, slide film duplication ex-
perimental projects.
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Filttt Mahers, Inc.
322 E. 24th St., New York 10, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-3358
Phone: REgent 7-7549
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
^r^^i»^^•^l J. H. Lcnauer
Secrflary Mavis Lyons
Sertices Offered— T\ film production.
FUtns For tudtistry^ lite.
n.-) W. :>2iul St., New York 19, N. Y.
riwnt': TLaza 3-2800
Pre»^ Prod. Mpr Joseph McCaffery
Torhnirian Ralpli Friedman
Seriices Offered — TV packaging, conimep
rial% >ound ^tudios, animation, stop motion,
indu>trial films. >liooting stage.
FUtns of the J^iations, inc.
U2 W . IJtli St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: xMurray Hill 2-0040
Pres Henry M. Moolman
V.-Pr Birger Nordholm
Treasurer Henry Pillichody
Secretary William Rosenfeld
Exec. Dir Maurice T. Groen
Services Offered — Producers and distribu-
tors of 16mm. sound films, color or black
and white, featuring films made for foreign
governments, showing their countries, peo-
ple, industries, handicrafts, history and
rulture.
TV
EXPLOITATION SALES
Producers and Distribufors
of Television Programs On Film
From Coast io Coast
Now Available
* M.D.
* Gulliver and The Little People
* Washington Spotlight
* Roller Derby
* Bill Corum Sports Show
*■ Wendy Barry Movie Life Show
* Raymond Mossey, Mans Heritage
* The Passerby Series
ALL STAR
LATE-RELEASE FEATURE FILMS
101 West 55th St., N. Y. CO 5-8646
Five Star Productions, Inc.
6530 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
rhone: HEmpstead 4807
Exec. Producer Harry Wayne McMahan
Production Dir Chet Glassley
Technical Dir Taylor Byars
General Mgr John J. Glavin
Casting Judy McMahan
Secretary-Treas Bernice C. McQuown
Services Offered — Motion picture and TV
film spots. •
Flying A Pictures, Inc.
and
Range Rider Productions
6920 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HO. 9-1425
President Armand Schaefer
V.P., Treasurer Mitchell J. Hamilburg
Secretary Ina Autry
Executive Producer Louis Gray
Productions — in release or prod. — 78 half
hour television screenplays starring Gene
Autry, 78 half hour television screenplays
starring The Range Rider and Dick West
(both series distributed by C.B.S. TV Film
Sales). 13 Death Valley Days half hour tele-
vision screenplays made for Pacific Coast
Borax and handled by the McCann Erickson
Advertising Agency.
FILM
FILM
FILM
THE WORLD'S LARGEST SELECTION
OF FILMS FOR TELEVISION
Sterling Television Co., Inc.
316 WEST 57TH ST., NEW YORK 19, N. Y.
JUdson 6-3750
952
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
Hardie Frieherg Televzsion
Enterprises^ Inc.
545 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-6865
President Hardie Frieberg
Treasurer Bernard Samuels
Secretary FlufiF Blome
Services Offered — Program production, ta-
lent, live and film TV programs.
Gainsborough Associates
(See Program Producers)
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Wllltatft J. Ganz Co.
40 E. 49th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: ELdorado 5-1443
President William J. Ganz
TV Consultant &
Producer Jason B. Goldman
Chg. of Production E. J. Spiro
Chg. of Distribution Herbert Dietz
Office Manager Jean Pomerance
Services Offered — Producers of motion pic-
tures, slide films and films for TV, theatri-
cal and non-theatrical audiences. Also, dis-
tributors of motion pictures through The In-
stitute of Visual Training.
THE RUGGLES
y2-hour family
comedy starring
Charles Ruggles
FOOTBALL THIS WEEK
14-hour — Norman
Sper (80% right)
tells who'll win
the big games each
week and why.
STATION DISTRIBUTORS. INC.
101 West 55th St., N. Y. C.
Telephone: CO. 5-1352
Glenar Productions
66181/, Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hillside 0406
Owner Sid Glenar
Services Offered — Producer of theatrical,
educational, commercial, TV motion pic-
tures. Complete animated cartoon facilities.
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Guild Films Co., inc.
:iO Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-5365
President Reub Kaufman
Exec. V. P Seymour Klass
Easte-n Sales Mgr Nat V. Donato
Secretary Jane Kay
Services Offered — TV package programs.
Stock shot library. Feature films for tele-
vision.
Productions — "Liberace," "Call the
Play," "Invitation Playhouse," "Lash of the
West," "Close-Up," Sports Library.
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Jach Goetz
1740 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-1700
Owner Jack Goetz
Services Offered — Lab. service for all TV
requirements; 16 & 35 mm. television fea-
tures, serials and shorts.
i n
i CREATIVE TV PROGRAMMING f
I FOR EVERY BUDGET |
j MILVERNE j
1 PRODUCTIONS, INC. I
* VERNON P. BECKER |
! MILTON E. STANSON f
t Executive Producers |
I "TOOTSIE HIPPODROME |
I WESTERN SHOW" ABC-TV Network j
I "SOLO DRAMA" ABC-TV Network I
i Live Segments I
t "STEVE RANDALL" DuMont Network |
I "KIDDIE KOLLEGE" WABD-DuMont \
I "MAN ABOUT MUSIC" WABD-DuMont j
i "CURTAIN CALL" WOR-TV |
i "GOOD LOOKS, GOOD LIVING" \
A WABC-TV f
I FILM COMMERCIALS }
i RADIO TRANSCRIPTIONS t
f HOTEL BRYANT |
* Circle 5-6224-5 230 West 54th Street J
i Circle 6-2100 New York 19, N. Y. i
953
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
dross- K ra s ii c , f ii c* .
California Stmiio>. l,i» Anjsoles, (lal.
rhonr: HO «)-8:i21
Proihiror Jmk J. (irosf.
Proaurer Philip N. Krasno
(.asting Dir Lynn Stalmastri
J\il.lioil> Dir Al Joyce
Srriicrs Otjvred: Studio faoilities for TV
an«l motion pirlurr prochuers. Currently pro-
iluring "Hip Town" for Lever Bros.
Hack Productions
535 N. Laurel Ave^ Los Angeles 48, Calif.
Phone: Walnut 2068
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 retnals are handled by Film Rental
Libraries. TV write for details.
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The Jam Handy Organization
2821 E. Grand Blvd"., Detroit 11, Mich.
Phone: TR 5.2450
v. >. Phone: JUdson 2-4060
President Jamison Handy
Executive Vice-Pres Oliver Horn
V.P. for TV Vincent L. Herman
V.-P. Training Devices John Campbell
V.-P. Service Devel Everett Schafer
V..P. Sales Devel George B. Finch
V.-P. Automotive Contacts. . .Wm. G. Luther
Secretary Avery W. Kinney
Treasurer Allan E. Gedelman
Dir., Pub. Impressions Anne Jioflfre
Washington Repr Harry C. Watts
Services Offered — Producers of commer-
cial films and spots; industrial films, slide*
films, sales training programs.
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Hatvley'Lordf Inc.
316 W. 57 St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-3750
President Andre Lord
V.P. Treas Lewis D. Abbott
Secretary Gordon Shadwick
Services Offered — Production of 16 mm.
color motion picture shorts on hunting and
fishing.
Sam, Hayes Productions
6000 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hempstead 1515
Pres. & Gen. Mgr Sam Hayes
Secretary Hazel Thornton
Services Offered — Radio news programs;
short subject commentaries; motion picture
news and sports commentaries.
BRITISH
INFORMATION
SERVICES
distributors of
"PROBLEM SPOTS"
series featuring
Clefe Roberts
and other first-rate
TV FrLMS
from 3-'minute fillers
to IVi hour documentary
FEATURES
for 7953 catalogue
write, wire or phone
Lester Schoenfeld, Distrib. Mgr.
BRITISH INFORMATION
SERVICES
30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20 CI 6-5100
954
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
Leslie Helhena
932 N. La Biea Ave^ Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: GRanite 3174
Owner-Producer Leslie Helhena
Services Offered — Complete production
taciiities for filming spot announcements
open end commercial and entertainment
films. •
Htle'Damroth, Inc.
320 Broadway, New York 7, N. Y.
Phone: WO 4-2478
President Charles B. Alline, Jr.
Services Offered — 1 minute commercials.
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Paul Hoefler Productions
7934 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles 46,
Calif.
Phone: Hollywood 9-2001
Producer Paul L. Hoefler
Business Manager E. M. Bennett
Secretary Ruby Newstrand
Services Offered — Furnish one and two
reel films of adventure, travel and special
Interest topics through our New York agent,
Zach Bayn Films. •
Hoffherg Productions Inc.
362 W. 44th St., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-9031
Twelve year olds pack half hours
for TV with exciting adventure . . .
Western • Pirate • Mystery.
Each a complete story filmed in
the noturol beauty of Southern
Arizona. Slanted at the powerful
7 to 15 age market. In production.
Available now. Outstanding,
full length, new to TV fea-
tures. Complete information on
request.
Tom Bailey 7\
Productions, Inc.^
Producers and Distributors of
Film for Television
722 N. 4th Ave. - Phone 2-1907
TUCSON, ARIZONA
President Jack H. Hoffherg
Services Offered — Motion pictures for tele-
vision. 0
Hour Glass Productions
810 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood 38, Cal.
Phone: CR 1-9111
President Wanda Tuchock
Vice-President George de Normand
Services Offered — Youth series, "Man of
Tomorrow."
Lucille Hudihurg Productions
131 E. 51st St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: EL 5-3508
Producer Lucille Hudihurg
Services Offered — Complete packages in-
cluding: "Variety," "Drama," "Participation"
"Fashion," and Puppet Shows. We also are
TV and radio consultants and make films on
assignment. Have a group of writers and a
song writing unit available for other shows.
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Hurrell Productions Inc.
(Subsidiary of Walt Disney Productions)
2400 W. Alameda Ave., Burbank, Calif.
Phone: ROckwell 9-2158
President George E. Hurrell
New York Office
RKO Bldg., 1270 6th Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-3442
5 Years of film
for
Television
A Library of 900 Films
FEATURES
WESTERNS
COMEDY SHORTS
GRANT. RICE SPORTLITES
TV-ETTES
-tew
TELEVISION
CORPORATION
15 WEST 44th ST., N. Y. 36, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 7-5535
HENRY BROWN— PRESIDENT
955
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TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
• • •
Services Offered T\ parkage programs
(and commercials) and production.
tUustrati'^ inc.
v:i N. La i.iont-a Blvd.. Los Angeles 46, Cal.
Phone: CReslview 4-()007
President Donald A. Dewar
Secretary-Treasurer Carleton W. Boyd
Services Offered — Film and live TV pack-
aging including cartoon production.
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I III ppro Product ions^ Inc.
« o Hal Roach Studios
8822 W . W a>lnngton Blvd., Culver City, Cal.
Phone: TE 0-2761
l*re?ident Herbert L. Strock
Vice-President Richard G. Taylor
Sen ires Offered: Produce filmed shows,
« «»nuuercial>; rental sound effects library,
tutting rooms & equipment.
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l^iPS, inc. international
!fiov%e Producers^ Service
.^15 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y
Phone: ELdorado 5-6620
President Ben Gradus
Partner Victor M. Ratner
Editorial Supervisor Julius Goldstein
ProdiK tidii Supervisor Walter Sachs
LEONARD ANDERSON
MOTION PICTURES
PRODUCTION PLANNING
SUPERVISION
DIRECTION
FILM EDITING
COMPLETE FACILITIES
PERSONAL SERVICE
115 W. 45 ST., N. Y.
PL 7-4162
Studio Manager Irving Sachs
Dir. of Sales Ezra R. Baker, Jr.
Services Offered — IMPS produces docu*
mentary, commercial TV spots, and indus>
trial films. Feature films for theatrical re-
lease; slide films. ^
International Filttt
Foundation^ Inc.
1600 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: CI 6-9438
Executive Dir Julien H. Bryan
Services Offered — (1) Production of docu-
mentary films. (2) Distribution of docu-
mentary films including TV use, chie/iy
twenty minute shorts on the peoples of vari-
ous countries. ^
International Geographic
Pictures
1776 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-4486
Executive-Pres J Allen Jul ier
Services Offered — Producers of educatio aaT
motion pictures. ^
International ISews Service
235 E. 45th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: MU 7-8800
General Mgr Seymour Berkson
Editor-in-Chief Barry Paris
THE TEEVEE CO.
Producers and Distributors of
THE BIG
"LITTLE THEATRE"
TV SHOW
The Short-Short-Story Sensation
52 Quarter Hours in the Can
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Coast to Coast
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A Phillips-Flower Enterprise
211 So. Beverly Drive • Beverly Hills, Calif.
BEVERLY HILLS • HOLLYWOOD • NEW YORK
956
• • •
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
* • •
Business Mgr Robert W, Brown
TV Sales Mgr Robert H. Reid
Radio & TV News Dir John M. Cooper
Services Offered — In association wtih Tele-
news Productions: Daily, weekly, sports
newsreels; Also film features; INP photos;
INS leased wire; Projectall balopticon.
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International Movie
Producers^ Service
515 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: ELdorado 5-6620
Studios: Ben Gradus Studios, Ltd.,
321 W. 56th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-4823
President Ben Gradus
Partner Victor M, Ratner
Production Supervisor Walter Sachs
Production Coordinator. .. .Edmund Stevens
Studio Manager Arnold Heller
Editorial Supervisor Julius Goldstein
Director of Sales Ezra R. Baker
Services Offered — Producer of TV com-
mercial, industrial, PR, educational, sales,
personnel training and filmed shows for TV.
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International ISnitn, Corp.
(See Program Producers)
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International Tele-F31m
Productions^ Inc.
331 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-9116
President Paul F. Moss
Vice President Thelma Schnee
Services Offered — TV live and film pack-
age shows, recordings, talent.
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The Jaffe Agency ^ Inc.
8553 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 6-6121
Dir. of Radio & TV Don A Davis
Branch Office
38 E. 57th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-6693
Services Offered — Representation for sale
of radio and television packages; creation
of packages; represent personalities, writers,
directors, etc.
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Jason Comic Art
480 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-9370
Director Leon Jason
Services Offered — TV film, production,
talent, puppet design.
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Jewell Radio and Television
Productions
185 No. Wabash Ave., Chicago 1, IlL
Phone: Financial 6-4474
President James E. Jewell
Vice-President W. Ralph Jewell
Manager Charles P. Flynn
Promotion Dir Ned E. Williams
Trees Lincoln Douglass
Musical Dir Richard Dix
Services Offered — A complete radio and
television production service. Scripts, Copy,
Music, Direction. Transcribed package shows,
spots. Current production, 'Silver Eagle."
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Junior Programs^ Inc.
22 Lawrence St., Newark 5, N. J.
Phone: MArket 2-0770
Pres. & Exec. Dir Dorothy L. McFadden
Services Offered — Package shows for chil-
dren's audiences, also scripts, and consultant
service for TV.
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Bernard E. Karlen
Productions
270 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PL 9-3107
Exec. Producer Bernard E. Karlen
Associate Producer Roland N. Karlen
Services Offered — Package program, both
film and live. Production consultant, supply
film clips for integrated shows, commercials
and scripts.
VOLCANO
PRODUCTIONS
Robert Angus
William Lewis, Jr.
producing
''The Adventures of
Ozzie and Harriet ''
for ABC-TV
General Service Studios
Hollywood
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TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
• • •
Roger Kay Enterprises^ tne.
()(• SiiUon I'larr S., Now York, N. Y.
rhonv: PL 3.0S4V
K\rriUi>f Proilucirr Roger Kay
Services Offered — Oealors, producers,
Varkafcers of TV and radio programs, live,
iraiiMrihrd. and film. Consultants on pro-
gramminp. TV show doctoring. Commercials.
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1 trior Kayfetz Productions
130 E. 56th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-1707
Pri'!-., Exec. Prod Victor F. Kayfetz
<'.Iient Liuixtn Director Allan P. Snody
\niination Dept. I)ir Ahe Blashko
Art Director Wm. L. Steinel
Services Offered — Victor Kayfetz Produc-
lions produces motion pictures: TV program
series, TV program films (filler material),
TV commercial spot films. We own complete
16nun. and 35mm. production equipment and
are staffed hy experienced film, stage, and
radio personnel. Animated motion pictures.
Productions — Series on recreational hoat-
ing (13-niinute Film>l.
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Herbert Kerhotv, fnc.
480 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: ELdorado 5-0683
Prcbident Herbert Kerkow
Services Offered — TV films produced.
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KUng Studios, inc.
601 N. Fairbanks Court, Chicago 11, HI
Phone: Delaware 7-0400
V. y. Phone: PLaza 9-4770
Hollyuood Phone: Hudson 2-1147
President Robert Eirinberg
Vice-President Lee Blevins
Dir. Motion Pic. & TV Dir Fred Niles
Services Offered — Complete production of
TV commercials, film package shows TV.
Serviccb include full recording facilities,
35mm. & 16mm. production, black-and-white,
or rolor, and animation.
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Knickerbocher
Productions, inc.
1600 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-9850
Pre»ident Howard A. Lesser
Sery.-Trean Mary Morrissey
Vice-President Thomah S. Dignan
Services Offered — Producers of all types
of Motion pictures for screen and TV.
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Larry Kurtze
1230 V;a-hingion Blvd., Chicago 7, 111.
I* hone: Monroe 6-6271
Oh ner Larry Kurtze
Services Offered — Development of live or
filmed TV nhow:i. Central copy and produc-
tion MTvicet for broadcast media.
Lalley & Love inc.
3 East 57th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: ELdorado 5-1382
President and Production James A. Love
Vice-Pres. and Sales John B. Lalley
Editor Bill Henry
Script Dir Ardis Smith
Animation Dir Alex Geiss
Services Offered — TV spots and programs,
also industrial films.
Productions — "Professor Yes 'N' No," con-
secutive 15-min. TV series.
(See Page 950)
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Ely Landau^ inc.
101 W. 55th St., Suite 1-A, New York 19, N.Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-8646
President Ely A. Landau
Services Offered — Television programs on
film for national, regional and local sponsor-
ship.
Productions — "The Bill Corum Sports Life
Program," "The Betty Furness Movie Life
Program," "The Passerby," "Man's Heritage."
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Albert Lang Productions
KTTV, Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Cal.
Phone: HU 2-7111
Pres., Gen. Mgr Albert Lang
Vice-Pres., Sec'y Olga Haney
Services Offered: Writing, producing, dis-
tributing TV commercial films.
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Lawrence & Lee, inc.
Equitable Bldg., Hollywood & Vine,
Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hillside 0101
President Jerome Lawrence
Vice-President Robert E. Lee
Services Offered — Production consultants.
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Robert Lawrence
Productions, inc.
418 W. 54th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-5242
President Robert L. Lawrence
Treasurer Philip Kornblum
Studio Mgr Louis Mucciolo
Chief Film Editor Henry Traiman
Services Offered — Film — to order — televi-
sion commercial announcements and tele-
vision package programs.
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Leichter, Mitchell
1842 N. Cherokee, Hollywood 28, Calif.
Pres., Head of Prod Mitchell Leichter
(;eneral Mgr Dick Peterson
Services Offered — Producer, distributor of
films for television.
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Gene Lester Productions
1487 N. Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hillside 7287
958
• • •
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
• • •
Producer-Director Gene Lester
Chief Technician Robert Ernst
Comptroller Albert J. Silverman
Production Manager Martin Sperber
Sound Robert Ernst
Services Offered — TV film packages and
commercials.
Productions — "Hollywood on the Line,"
"Assignment Unknown" and others.
Edward Lewis Productions
846 No. Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: HO 9-1673
Producer Edward Lewis
Assoc. Producer Paul Gordon
Production Manager William Stephens
Services Offered — Production of motion
picture film for TV. Half-hour dramatic pro-
grams.
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Jach Currier Lewis
P. O. Box 255, Riverside, Conn.
Phone: Old Greenwich 7-9474
Owner Jack Currier Lewis
General Manager Wm. P. Popp
Women's Programs Margaret Tester
Services Offered — Television and radio
packaged programs; film or live. Advisors on
TV and radio problems.
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Libra Film Producers &
Distributors
6525 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: GL 7960; HE 1161
President Miss Ley Lester
V.-P., in Ch. of Prod Charles M. McCoy
Sec.-Treas M. Bries6
Exec. Director C. Mandell
Exec. Prod. & Ch. Eng.. . .Charles M. McCoy
Producer John Leslie Hamilton
Producer Robert Smigel
Services Offered — Motion picture facilities;
technical, advertising, educational, public re-
lations and documentary films. Live and
package shows.
Productions — "Kitchen Note Book" series
and "spots" for civil defense.
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Lion Television Pictures
Corp.
1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PEnnsylvania 6-1780
President E. W. Hammons
Vice-President Robert M. Savini
Services Offered — Financing TV shows and
packages. Offering to TV stations packages
of 13 Handy Andy episodes of 12^/4 minutes
each.
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LoucUs'l^orling Studios, Inc,
245 W. 55th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: CO 5-6974
Partners J. A. Norling & Wil Marcus
Services Offered — The production of in-
dustrial sales promotional, public relations,
personnel training and educational motion
pictures and slide films.
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Major Television
Productions, Inc.
9336 W. Washington Blvd., Culver City, Cal.
Phone: TExas 0-2931
1270 Ave. of the Americas, New York 20
Phone: PLaza 7-6990
President Irving Lesser
Vice President Seymour Poe
General Manager Robert Guggenheim
Services Offered — Distributors of feature
length pictures — half-hour Series and film
shorts.
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Mannon Sound Stages
112 W. 89th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: SU 7-5100
Owner, Gen. Studio Mgr James Pagliaro
Services Offered — Sound studios for rental
for TV pictures.
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MarU Vf I, Ltd.
2400 W. Alameda, Burbank, Calif.
Phone: RO 9-2461
Exec. Producer Stanley Meyer
Producer Michael Meshekoff
Director Jack Webb
Services Offered — Produce half -hour TV
film & radio dramatic series — "Dragnet."
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Arnold Marquis Productions,
Inc.
6404 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HO 9-5119
President Arnold Marquis
Services Offered— Wriie, direct, produce
and package radio and television programs;
sales and service.
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Mercury International
Pictures, Inc.
6611 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 38, CaL
Phone: Gladstone 1101
President V. E. Ellsworth
Vice-President D. L. Monahan
Sec.-Treas G. C. Cable
General Mgr Olivia Eastus
Services Offered— Complete production of
films for television from script to final print
including mediums of animation, live action,
sound in 16mm and 35mm.
Productions— Mike Stokey's "Hollywood
Guest Stars," Tim McCoy Show, "Ski Boots."
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MCA, TV, Ltd.
598 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-7500
Exec, in Charge David Sutton
959
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TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
• • •
liraiuh Ofjices
{ ni<»n ( oininfrco Hhlg., Ch'veland, O.
rhonv: CHerry 6010
Exec, in charp*- Do Arv Harloii
43(» N. Michigan Ave., Chicago. 111.
Phone: DKhnvare 7-1100
Exer. in rhurgt- M. B. Lipsey
\or!h\%«>irrn Hank HIdg., Minneapolis,
Minn.
rhone: Llntoln 7863
Kxer. in rliargr (Iharles Rirhler
LM02 N. Akard Si., Dallas, Tex.
/*/ione: PRospert 7536
Exer. in eharge Edwin (ireene
837 Bork Tower, Detroit, Mieli.
rhone: Vi Oodward 2-2604
Exec, in rliarpe Verle Bogue
105 Montgomery St.. San Franciseo, Calif.
rhone: EXbrook 2-8922
Exer. in eharge Don Mulford
4370 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, Cal.
rhone: CRestview 6-2001
Exer. in charge Mickey Rockford
^^ervicps Offered— Vroduver, distributor TV
kcrio. 0
Charles i>f ielielsott, inc»
1) W. ITlh St., New York 36, N. Y.
rhone: Plaza 7-0695
Prehident Charles Michelson
Divisional Salr> Mgr Ray Linton
.SertiVe.s Offered— Open end TV film pro-
gram -erie>: special (ihristmas spots film
-crit-; minute film >pol.s for jewelry store
sponsorship; E. M. I. (rcnnett and Speedy-Q
-oi.nd effect record Jihrary.
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C rirflofi K. ^torse Productions
l.'.OO N. Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif,
rhone: Hollywood 9-6161
President ( iarlton E. Morse
Services Offered~T\ film programs, pro-
duction. 0
Tfolioti PU'iure Center
Studios
;;46 N. Caliucnga HK.I.. Hollywood 38. Calif.
rhone: HO 9-5981
Pre.,., Ccn. Mgr Joseph Justman
Ahsinlanl-.Secretary Joseph A. Srhwalh
Studio Mgr. & Comptroller. .Jolin K. Brent
Sen- ires Offered Television rental studio
9 stages ani\ complete facilities.
rrodufi:on% Irene Dunne .Series— (Jhina
Smith >erie-. ^
>foliofi Pii'ture Productions
ftie.
(See Program Producers)
>foltott Pictures Stuffes, ftic.
3 K. 57th .St., New York 22, N. Y.
rhone: PLaza 3-4840
President C. F. Vetter, Jr.
VJ*. Chf. Spec. Prod Burgess Meredith
Vice-President Max Kreindler
Vice-President Barrett Gallagher
Secretary Gerald Margolis
Tech. Supervisor Victor H. Komow
Services Offered — Complete film produc-
tion service organization specializing in serv-
ing TV film producers. All production facili-
ties and services available, including sound
stages, sound recording, editing, projection,
set building, crew hiring, and general pro-
duction assistance.
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Ifiovte Advertising Bureau
70 E. 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 6-3717
Dir. of National Sales Claude F. Lee
Services Offered — Spot commercials for
TV and theatre. _
MovietonewSf Inc,
460 W. 54th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-7200
President W. C. Michel
Producer Edmund Reek
General Manager Jack Haney
Commercial Dept. Mgr Frank Barry
Editors Harry Lawrenson, Louis Tetonic
Associate Prods.. .Jack Gordon, Jack Kuhne
Director of Scripts Dan Doherty
Assignment Director Burt Reinhart
Asst. Assignment Dir Art Sorenson
Services Offered — Produce, distribute
newsreels, short subjects, commercials, docu-
mentaries, novelties.
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Owen Murphy Productions^
Inc.
723 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-8144
President Owen Murphy
General Manager Elwood Siegel
Production Mgr Charles L. Turner
(^hief Editor Edward F. Boughton
Services Offered — Complete motion picture
production services; Commercial, advertis-
ing, institutional films, package shows on
film especially made for TV; Scripts, pho-
tography art and animation facilities.
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JSation Wcde Television Corp,
1501 Broadway, New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 4-8234
President Irvin Shapiro
Services Offered — Feature films, stream-
liners. 0
I%ational Screen Service
Corp.
um Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 6-5700
Adv., Publ. Director Melvin L. Gold
Services Offered — Television film com-
mercials, TV trailers, weather spots, station
breaks, openings, titles, etc.
960
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
Ted ]\emeth Studios
729 7th Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-5147-8
Production Director Ted Nemeth
Art Dir.— Dir M. E. Bute
Services Offered — Producers, distributors
of film made specifically for TV; TV film
spots and commercial films.
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Stanley iVeal Productions^
Inc.
45 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Branch Offices
Hal Roach Studios, Culver City, Calif.
Phone: TExas 0-2716
1809 Tribune Tower, Chicago, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-3360
President Stanley Neal
V.P. in Charge of Sales D. J. Lane
Dir., Prod. Devel Charles W. Cromer
V.P. in Charge of Pub. Rel B. G. Kohn
Midwest Sis. Director C. P. Goetz
V.P. in Charge of Prod Sobey Martin
In Charge of Scripts Edith Martin
Production Mgr Charles L. Smith
Services Offered — Producer of TV film;
distributor.
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Neu^sreel Service
5 Centre Market Place, New York 13, N. Y.
Phone: CAnal 6-3284
Production Manager Howard Smythe
General Manager Charles Beckman
Chief Cameraman Larry Racies
Services Offered — Spot news coverage, 16
or 35 mm sound — 24 hour service. Film in-
serts for live TV shows. Complete production
facilities for TV shows on film.
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iVola Studios Inc.
1657 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-4870
President Vincent J. Nola
Vice President Vincent T. Nola
Chief Engineer Stanley J. Bumbly
Film Prod. Facilities Mgr PeterWilde
Services Offered — Complete production
facilities to the independent producer. Film-
Sync Tape, 1^4", 16mm, 17i4mm-Disc re-
cording. Re-recording Tape to Film. Shoot-
ing and Scoring facilities.
•
IVothing iVett? Under the Sun
Productions
240 S. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 4-5491
Producer Mitchell Gertz
Secretary Harold Bernson
Services Offered — Producer of 5-minute
film features.
Productions — Nothing New Under the
Sun.
Official Films, Inc.
(Official Television Inc.)
25 West 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-0100
President. . . .William R. Goodheart, Jr.
Chairman of the Board Isaac D. Levy
Secretary Herbert J. Siegel
Sales Mgr. (Nat'l Sis.) Bud Austin
Assistant to President Herman Rush
Treasurer Seymour Reed
Services Offered — Producer and distributor
of 8mm and 16mm sound and silent films.
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Olio Video Television
Productions, Inc.
20 East 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 2-3218
President Harvey Cort
Treasurer Milton Subotsky
Services Offered — TV live and film pro-
duction, film library of western and feature
films. Fully-equipped sound studio.
•
Paran^ount Television PrO'
ductions Inc.
1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: BRyant 9-8700
President Paul Raibourn
Prog., Prod. Dir Burt Balaban
Sales & Mdsg. Dir John F. Howell
Branch Office
5451 Marathon St., Los Angeles 38, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-6363
Vice-President Klaus Landsberg
Services Offered — TV package programs,
production, video transcription service, sales
distribution.
Productions — "Time Out for Beany,"
"Wrestling from Hollywood," Erskine John-
son's "Hollywood Reel."
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Paul Parry Productions
7557 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: Granite 4774
Exec. Producer Paul Parry
Production Supervisor Betty Sinclair
Dir. of Photography Ray Foster
Services Offered — Production of Commer-
cials, program films, sales promotion and
training films.
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Parsonnet TV Film Studios,
Inc.
46-02 5th St., Long Island City, N. Y.
Phone: STiUwell 4.6163-4-5
President Marion Parsonnet
Treasurer Walter Blake
Secretary Andrew Weinberger
Services Offered: Producer of films; pro-
duction facilities for rent; films for syndica-
tion.
961
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
riiirf.vl<>i/ Parsous
f*rodii<*li€>ii.s% Itic*.
'y'Ab Sun>ei Hlv<l., HolUuood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hudson 2-Tlll
l*r«*!iident Liiidsley Parsons
Trra>ur.T Sam Wallis
Serrrtar> Leonard W. Herman
\r.>otiat«' Prodiirer \\ arren Douglas
Sertires Dfjervd— \\l types of TV films
including rommercials.
Prtulurtions "KiKv- of Jeffrey Jones."
Pathesvope Productions
(I'atlieMope Co. of America Inc.)
:>80 Fifth Ave., x\ew York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-5200
Pre-ident Edward J. Lamm
Sale> Manager Robert Rubin
Services Offered — Television commercial
and program production.
•
Ray Putin Productions
4201 Sun>et Blvd., Los Angeles 29, Calif.
Phone: NOrmandie 1-2174
Exer. Producer Ray Patin
.A8>t. Producer (ius Jekel
Sis. & Studio Mgr Lee R. Blevins
Sen ices O/^ererf- (Complete production of
animated television commercial films with
live action sequences.
Pictorial Films, Inc.
i:>Ol Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PKnn.sylvania 6-3756
Pre-ident J. Milton Salzburg
(Chairman of the Board Frank Soule
V.P«, Treasurer Hyman Rosner
Sales Manager David B. Dash
Adverti-ing Manager S. J. Krumholz
( iomptroller Paul Kern
Sertires Offered — Produce & distribute
featurch & -horts.
Polaris Pictures, inc.
'i859 W. 3rd St.. Los Angeles 36, Calif.
Phoms: YOrk 8058; WEbster 3-4608
President Juan C. Hutchison
Vire-Preuident Perry King
Service» Offered— (lomplete production fa-
rtlili(f^; live action and animation, 16 and
35 mm. #
Post Pictures Corp,
115 NX. 45th St., .New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: LU 24870
Prehident Harry A. Post
Secretary... Eli W. Post
TV Sales.. Alan L Post
Sertice$ Offered— Vavkafi^ffi of features and
•hort fsubjects.. hilm distributor film rental.
Primrose Productions Co,
1040 No. Las Palmas, Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: GR 3111
Executive Producer J. P. Lane
Producer Richard L. Morley
Production Manager Val Lindberg
Services Offered — Producers of television
series or individual films, commercial and
industrial films.
The Princeton Film Center,
inc.
270 Park Ave., New York 21, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-0322
Carter Road, Princeton, N. J.
Phone: Princeton 3550
Executive Director Gordon Knox
Vice-President Jack Barlass
Treasurer Albert Calif ano
Prod. Mgr L. H. Holton
Writers .John Capsis, Sumner Lyon,
Ardis Smith.
Chief Editor Robert Webb
Distrib. Mgr Sherman Price
Services Offered — Production and distribu-
tion facilities for television films of all types.
•
Producers Representatives
Inc.
1270 Ave. of the Americas, N. Y. 20, N. Y.
Phones: PLaza 7-6990-1-2
President Irving M. Lesser
Secy.-Treas Seymour Poe
Services Offered — A complete motion pic-
lure distribution service to TV stations for
features, westerns, serials and shorts.
•
Radiovision Corp.
1125 S. Elm Drive, Los Angeles 35, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 5-1723
President Walter J. Nelson
Services Offered — Sport pictures and car-
toons for rental to TV.
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Reid Ray Television
Productions, Inc.
2269 Ford Parkway, St. Paul 1, Minn.
Phone: Emerson 1393
208 S. LaSalle St., Chicago 4, 111.
Phone: Financial 6-0897
8762 Holloway Dr., Hollywood, Calif.
Phone: Crestview 1-4080
President Reid H. Ray
Vice-President Frank J. Havlicek
Secretary-Treasurer William H. Ringold
Vice-President R. V. Jeffrey
Vice-President Frank Balkin
Vice-President John Lang
Producer Saul Elkins
Ass't. Director E. H. Polsfuss
Services Offered — Production of television
26 and 13 minute films for local, regional
and national sponsorship; TV commercials.
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TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
RD'DR Corp.
(Reader^s Digest —
deRochemont)
35 W. 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LU 2-1440
Chairman of Board. .. .Louis de Rochemonl
President Borden Mace
Secretary Ambrose Doskow
Treasurer Martin J. Maloney
Services Offered — Feature, commercial and
educational film producers.
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Reeves Sound Studios Inc.
304 East 44th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: OR 9-3550
President Hazzard E. Reeves
Vice-President Chester L. Stewart
Services Offered — Sound recording for mo-
tion pictures.
•
Regal Television Pictures
Corp.
151 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LU 2-1877
President Moe Kerman
Vice-Pres Joe Felder
Services Offered — Distribution of motion
pictures including features, streamliners, and
shorts, for TV showings.
•
Regency Productions^ Inc.
112 W. 48th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-0274
President Joseph Schaeffer
Services Offered — Film assignments 35mm.,
16mm., black and white or color. Film se-
quences for TV shows ("Martin Kane, Pri-
vate Eye"). Filmed commercials for TV.
•
Stuart Reynolds Productions
321 S. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, Cal.
Phone: CRestview 1-6155
President Stuart Reynolds
•
RKO Pathe^ Inc.
625 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PL 9-3600
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr Jay Bonafield
Treasurer James H. Herries
Secretary Joseph Laub
Comptroller Garrett Van Wagner
Production Mgr J. Douglas Travers
Television Consultant. . . .Robert H. Johnson
Services Offered — Producer of short sub-
ject releases for RKO Radio Pictures; pro-
ducers of TV films on contract.
•
Hal Roach Studios^ Inc.
8822 W. Washington Blvd., Culver City, Calif.
Phone: VErmont 8-2185
President Hal E. Roach
Vice-President Hal Roach, Jr.
Vice-Pres. & Prod. Mgr S, S. Van Keuren
Services Offered — Complete motion picture
production facilities for the production of
TV commercials and programs.
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R. S. Rohhins
163 Bleecker St., New York 12, N. Y.
Phone: SPring 7-2568
President R. S. Robbins
Mgr. of Prize Promotion Edward E. Finch
Services Offered — Radio and television
prizes.
•
Roh L. Roberts Productions
152 W. 54th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-4314-5
President Bob Levitt Roberts
Services Offered — Radio and TV live or
film Package Productions.
•
Rocket Pictures, Inc.
6108 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: GR 7131
President J. Richard Westen
V.P. in Chge. Sales Parker Stough
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.
•
Frederich E. Rochett Co.
6063 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hillside 3183
General Manager Fred K. Rockett
Production Supervision Alfred Higgins
Photographic Department Jay Adams
Editorial Dept Paul Lord
Stage Mgr James Conley
Electrical Department Frank Contardo
Services Offered — Complete facilities in-
cluding fully equipped modern sound proof
stage and all electrical and illuminating
equipment. Many standing sets. Every service
from script to screen.
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Roy Rogers Productions
Samuel Goldwyn Studio
1041 N. Formosa Ave., Hollywood 46, Calif.
Phone: GRanite 5111
Executive Producer Roy Rogers
Producer Jack Lacey
Director Robert G. Walker
Cameraman Joe Novak
Services Offered — Produces TV western
films.
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Rogell Productions Inc.
8949 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif.
Phone: CR 4-5217
Owner Albert S. Rogell
Services Offered — Package, features and
film productions.
963
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TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
• • •
Rolattd Reed Productions
8822 ^. W ;iOiin>:lon Hlvil.. Ciilvtr City, Cal.
rhonv: TKxas 0-2:()l
rri->i»l»nt Roland D. Reed
\ iri» rrr>id« III (iuv V. Thayer, Jr.
S«M y.-Trta- Hazel Hall
PriMhution Manager Dirk L'Estrenge
(.a-ling Dir \\ illiam Tinsman
Seriicvs ()//ere</ -Prodiieers of eonimer*
rial, indn-trial and lelevi>ion films.
•
Rosamond Produetions, inc.
8913 Sunset Blvd.. Hollvwood 46, Calif.
Phone: CReslview 4-5401
l*re>ident David Chudnow
Vice-President Rosamond Chudnow
See. & Treas Byron Chudnow
Services Offered — Producing motion pie-
tur«'> for T\ . ^
Leslie Roush Productions^
inc.
333 ^ . 52nd St.. New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: COlumhus 5-6430
.Studioti: 130 Herrieks Rd., Mineola, N. Y.
President Leslie M. Roush
Vire-President Jules K. Sindic
(iinrral Nfanager John Fox
ProdiK lion Manager James DiGangi
Services Offi-red — Make TV films, com-
me^rial^.
•
Danny Rouzer Studio
7022 M.lrose Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: YOrk 2494
President & Owner Danny Rouzer
Seriues Offered — Complete 16mm. pro-
diKtion ^ervire, including sound stage, cam-
era-*, lightf!, sound recording, projection,
rutting & editing, special effects and titling.
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Ruby Film Company
729 .Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-5640
Production Mgr Edward Ruby
Offici- Manager Bernice Maultasch
Si-rtires Offered — Film Production, Edit-
in ;£ Room-. |ir<»je«tion apparatus, camera
r«'nlal.
•
Sni'k Television Enterprises
I iirn Kxrh.-irige BIdg., Dallas I, Tex.
Phone: STcrling 3069
<ren.ral Manager Alfred N. Sack
Sale* Manager Julius M. Sack
\'n York Office
358 WeM 44th .St., New York, N. Y.
Seriicen Offered I'roducers, distributors;
repri'oenUiliv«H for independent producers,
•
Barnard f>. Sac he It Television
i^roductions
(See Program Producers)
Sarra^ inc.
200 E. 56th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-0085
President Valentino Sarra
Sales Prod. Mur Jack Henderson
Branch Office
16 East Ontario St., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: WHitehall 4-5151
Dir. of Film Planning Joseph G. Betzei
Production Manager Harry W. Lange
Services Offered — TV film production.
•
Scandia Ftlttts, inc.
220 W. 42nd St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Wisconsin 7-7059
President Ernest Mattsson
Services Offered — Distributor and repre-
sentative of foreign TV producers.
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Screen Gents, Inc.
(A subsidiary of Columbia Pictures Corp.)
233 W. 49th St., New York, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-5044
V.P. & Gen. Mgr Ralph M. Cohn
V.P. in Chge. Sales John Mitchell
Business Manager Burton Hanft
Dir. Advtg., Pub. Rel.. Harry K. McWilliams
Eastern Prod. Mgr M. Peter Keane
Staff Prod.-Dir John Gilmour,
Ben Berenberg
('asting Director Nancy Kassel
Film Editorial Chief Dan Heiss
West Coast: 1438 N. Gower St.,
Hollywood 28, Calif.
V.P. Chge. Prod Irving Briskin
Producers Jules Bricken, Irving Starr
Production Executive Fred Briskin
Story Editor Margaret Wilder
Services Offered — produce, distribute TV
films; produce animated or regular TV film
commercials.
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Screen Televideo Prod.
328 So. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: CRestview 6-1721
Production Manager Rudy E. Abel
Auditor Frances Wilkinson
Services Offered — Custom production and
distribution of television films.
•
AI Simon Productions
General Service Studios
1040 N. Las Palmas, Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: GRanite 3111
Services 0//erfiJ— Productions of filmed
shows and commercials.
Productions: Burns & Allen Show, Joan
Davis Show, Mickey Rooney Show.
•
Skiho Productions^ inc.
165 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-2265
964
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
President-Treas Patrick E. Shanahan
Secretary George Blake
Services Offered — 16m. and SSmm. sound
films for TV rental. Educational, comedies,
novelties, musicals, features and short sub-
jects.
•
The Charles £. SUinner
Productions
1600 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Phone: CI 6-6915
Executive Producer Charles E. Skinner
Associate Producer Robert Sloan
Production Manager Jack Aichele
Film Music Editor Alphonse Corelli
Musical Director Skitch Henderson
Set Designer Charles Carlotti
Gen. Production Supervisor. . .William Toth
Camera Directors Joseph Brun,
George Webber
General Business Mgr Melville Ruick
Assoc. Prod., West Coast Rep. .Albert Kelley
Services Offered — Creators and producers
of television, theatrical and sales influence
films; producing contractors; adapters; con-
sultants to package producers, advertising
agencies, sponsors. Distribution facilities for
television and theatres, U. S. and foreign.
Production facilities New York, Florida,
Hollywood, ^
Stephen Slesinger^ Inc.
247 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: ELdorado 5-2544
President Stephen Slesinger
Services Offered — TV films, based on the
following properties: "Red Ryder,** "King of
the Royal Mounted," "Ozark Ike," "Blondie,"
and "Winnie-the-Pooh."
•
Fletcher Smith Studios^ Inc.
321 E. 44th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 5-6626
President Fletcher Smith
Vice-President Charles Schettler
Secretary-Treasurer Peter Caldera
Services Offered — Producers of programs
and spots.
•
Snader Teleseriptions Corp.
177 So. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: CR 5-4451
N. Y. Phone: LOngacre 4-3971
President Louis D. Snader
Vice-President Robert M. Snader
Director Duke Goldstone
Casting Director Phil Bloom
Musical Director Harry Zimmerman
Production Manager Jesse Corallo
Services Offered — Producers of films for
TV; own organization for syndication and
distribution of features produced by others.
Productions: Dick Tracy Series.
Sound Masters^ Inc.
165 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-6600
Chairman of Brd W. F. Githens
President Harold E. Wondsel
V.P., Sect F. C. Wood, Jr.
Treasurer Walter KuUberg
Services Offered — Producers of commer-
cial spots and industrial films.
•
Southwest Film,
Productions, Inc.
4040 Westheimer Rd., Houston 6, Tex.
Phone: Linden 3171
Chairman Howard T. Tellepsen
President John Paul Goodwin
Secretary Emory Gose
Treasurer W. D. Woodroof, Jr.
Exec. V.P., Gen. Mgr Harlan Mendenhall
Services Offered — Producers of TV pack-
age programs, TV commercials, and indus-
trial films; News; animation; complete pro-
duction and laboratory facilities.
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Sovereign Productions, Inc.
7324 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Cal.
President Stuart Reynolds
Producers Arthur Ripley, Gil Ralston
Secretary-Treasurer Rudolph Monter
Services Offered — Production of V2-hour
dramatic films.
Productions — "Cavalcade of America."
•
Specialty Television Films,
Inc.
1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LO 4-5592
Pres., Gen. Sales Mgr Jules B. Weill
Vice-President Murray M. Kaplan
Services Offered — Motion picture film, fea-
tures and half-hour, for television broad-
casting.
•
Al StaM Productions
1600 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-2942
President Al Stahl
Vice-President Irwin Stahl
V.P. chge. of Sales Otto Sutter
V.P. chge. of Prod Edwin Rehberg
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.
•
Standard Television Corp.
1501 Broadway, New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 4-8234
President Irvin Shapiro
Services Offered—Major feature films and
shorts.
965
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
Star f.iilcTloiiiiiic'iil Corp.
211 W. 12 St., Now York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LA 4-3450
President Max Wolff
Vice-Pre>iilt'nt Robert Feldinan
Secretary Al Roth
Services Offered — Talent representatives,
ratitinfu production, and packaging of films.
•
Station DlstrihtUors, inc.
It) i:a>t il.-t M., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-4953
President Walker Stuart
Sale> DirtMtor Jay Williams
Services Offered — Film production for TV;
sales & di>tribution of package shows.
WiUiatn Stephens Co.
Motion Picture (lentcr Studios
846 N. Cahucnga Blvd., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-5981
Production Super Wm. Stephens
.A6^i^tant Ralph Slosser
Salch Edward Conne
Story Kditor John Stephens
Services Offered — TV film series.
Sterling Televis\ion C0.9 inc.
316 W. 57 Sl„ New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: J Udson 6-3750
President Saul J. Turell
Secy.-Treasurer Robert E. Rhoades
V.I*, rhge. of .Station .Sales. .. Bernice S. Coe
Mgr. of Agenjy Salch Richard Carlton
li ranch Office
6715 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Cranile 2886
Services Offered — Producer and distributor
of TV features, ^hort.- and film series. TV
Htock hhot^. Distributor for independent pro-
ducer-.
•
.ft ikf Stokey Productions
6123 NhiKi Ax.-..* HoJKwood 28, Cal.
Phone: HLdson 2-1241
Pre«*ident Mike Stokey
A«f»oc. Producer (»cnc (ioltori
AftMic. Produn-r John Hueiier^
Service Offi'ri'd: ProducerH of live and
filnit'd t#'le\i-ion prodijctionK. (w'ueral tele-
vision packaging.
Wilbur Streech i^roducHons
1697 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JLdson 2-3816
Owner Wilbur J. Streech
Client KelalionH J, Arthur West
Services Offered — Production of all types
of motion pictures including animation,
live action, islop motion and apecial effects.
Specialist in TV film commercials.
;§lii^ifl-€liaplltt Productions^
inc.
4316 W. Jefferson Blvd., Los Angeles 16, CaL
Phone: REpublic 2-4492
President Charles F. Chaplin
Vice-President Howard Swift
Secretary-Treasurer Harry Hinkle
Production Manager Miles E. Pike
Services Offered — The production of
custom-built television commercials.
T-bar-V Productions^ inc.
5919 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HEmpstead 1088
Pres., Sis. Mgr Donna Fargo
V.P., Gen. Mgr Lois Landon
Sec'y.» Treas H. B. Baumeister
Services Offered: Specialize in westerns,
outdoor, animal packages.
Productions: "Trader Lee," "Window to
the West" (Visual Quiz Kids), and others.
•
The TeeVee Company
211 S. Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: Crestview 5-1076
President Gifford Phillips
Asst. to Pres Ludlow Flower, Jr.
V.P., Gen. Mgr Marc Frederic
Services Offered — Producers, distributors.
Productions: "Little Theatre."
•
Tele-Aftterlca inc.
364 No. Camden Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif.
Phone: CR 4-5381
President Thor L. Brooks
Vice-President Howard Taylor
Services Offered — Producers of live and
film TV productions. Also all kinds of com-
mercials.
•
Telecast Films, Inc.
112 W. 48th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-5480
President W. K. Hedwig
Secty.-Treas G. W. Hedwig
Services Offered — Rentals 16mm. sound and
silent films for TV programming; all types
incl. features, westerns, short subjects, come-
dies, travel, etc.
•
Telengated Cartoons
70 E. 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 6-8933
Prod.-Dir Saul Taffet
Services Offered — Production of TV film
commercials; storyboards; jingles. Animated
cartoons; live action; animated and optical
effects in color or black and white; 35mm.
or 16mm. facilities.
966
• • •
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
• • *
Telemount Pictures^ Inc.
p. O. Box 4555, Los Angeles 24, Calif.
President Henry B. Donovan
Secretary-Treasurer John Chesley
Dir. of Films R. Browne, G. Cahan
Asst. Producer Russ Hayden
Services Ojfered — Producers of TV films
and live programs and commercial films.
•
Telenews Productions^ Inc.
630 Ninth Ave., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-2450
President Herbert Scheftel
Exec. Vice President Alfred G. Burger
General Manager Charles N. Burris
Editor-in-chief Edward P. Genock
Production Manager Marshall Davidson
Chief Film Editor William Sofio
Dir. Comm. Film Dept.. .Robert W. Schofield
Adv. & Prom. Mgr Robert Kirsten
Services Offered — Producers of television
news film, film commercials, film programs;
film stock shot library.
Productions: Telenews Daily, Telenews
Weekly, This Week in Sports, Beat The Ex-
perts. Adventures in Sport.
•
Telepak inc.
8428 Melrose PI., Los Angeles 46, Calif.
President C. Robert Longenecker
Services Offered — Production of programs,
both film and live for TV. Representation
of talent for TV, acting and creative.
•
Telepix Corporation
Times Tower Bldg., 1475 Broadway,
New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: PEnnsylvania 6-1821-2
President Albert G. McCarthy
Vice-President Richard Freitas
Secretary Rita Fables
Services Offered— TY films.
•
Television Arts Productions^
Inc.
2733 Stuart Street, Berkeley, Calif.
Phone: Berkeley 7-5301
Business Mgr J. T. Ward
Services Offered — Cartoon Productions of
daily comic strip series — for television — Cre-
ators of "Crusader Rabbit" series for NBC —
animated cartoons for commercials.
•
Television Exploitation Inc.
1450 Broadway, New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: Wisconsin 7-2055, BRyant 9-6332
President Milton M. Gettinger
Exec. Vice-President Oliver O. Unger
Sales Representative Harold Goldman
Services Offered — In the television field,
distributes, purchases, and produces full
length features and short subjects.
Television Screen ProduC'
fions. 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.
•
Tel Ra Productions
1518 Walnut St., Philadelphia 2, Pa.
Phone: KIngsley 6-4140
Producer W. Wallace Orr
Director of Programming &
Sales George J. Kerrigan, Jr.
Director of Production Dan Wise
Film Editors Joe Arnold, Dan Endy,
Marvin Fisher, William Friel
Services Offered — Complete facilities for
producing TV film shows and commercials.
Largest producers of film TV sports pro-
grams in the country.
FOR EXCLUSIVE FILM COVERAGE
OF MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL...
TEL RA
America's leading producer of
TV sports films
Famous TEL RA shows include
• TOUCHDOWN • DOWN THE STRETCH
• SPORTS SPOTLIGHT • BASEBALL BRIEFS
• TELESPORTS DIGEST • NATIONAL PRO
HIGHLIGHTS • DICK DUNKEL'S FOOTBALL
RATINGS
TEL RA PRODUCTIONS
1518 WALNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA 2, PA.
KIngsley 6-4140
967
• • •
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
• • •
Ed ThorgiTsen
2\^ \\f>l .Viih St.
riwnt': Circle ()-«*)3r>
Kx«M-. IVo«lin«'r Kd Thorgerseii
Sertiies Ofh'rcd Prjuhut'r, Fditor and
Coniinentalor. Parkagr programs, (news &
>portsL Indii.strial uiotiiui pictures for in-
stitnliiinal adx'rlisin^ and >al<'s promotion.
•
Thnes Square Productions
file.
14.> W est r>tli St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 64443
President Clias. W. Curran
Vire-Pre.-ident Stephen E. Fitzgibbon
Produrtion Assistants Diana Kemble.
Freda Godfrey
Assoriate Producer Fred Kelly
Services Offered — Specializing in the pro-
duction of live-action, live-sound motion
picture subject> for TV commercials and
programs, for business, training and enter-
tainment.
Vroductions: Fu Manclui.
TransfUtn inc.
3S W. 45 St., iNew York 19, N. Y.
Phone: LU 2-1400
President William Miesegaes
Vice-President Walter Lowendahl
Vice-Pres William Burnham
Secretary-Treasurer Peter A. Schlenker
Services Offered — Complete facilities for
production of motion pictures, animation
and "lide films, for TV, black and white or
color; 16mm. or 35mm. Permanent staff of
producers, directors, writers, animators, ar-
li-t*. cameramen, film editors.
TV Ads Inc.
3839 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.
Phone: DlJnkirk 8-1323
President Doria Balli
Sale- Manager Charlie Larrain
Services Offered Spcciy lists in producing
16mm., 35mm., black and white, or color
television film commercials, using animated
rartoons, live action, or stop motion.
TV Jftovie Club, inc.
1501 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Phone: BRyanl 9-6731
Pre».ident [)r. Arthur M. Kpstein
Kxec. Supervisor Hi.hard F. O'Connell
Servires Offered Series of half-hour, open-
end TV filmt- for children.
TV'Progratns, inc.
350 Fifth Ave., New York 1, N. Y.
Phrme: CHickering 4-1374
Kxcrutive l'rodur*r Kdward Roberts Jr.
Director of Sales Leonard Beckman
Services Offered — Full production from
conception of idea through writing and direc-
tion right up to camera; authorized sales
representatives for recognized TV film com-
panies and on occasion other producers.
•
TV'tfnUmHed Inc.
341 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 3-3881
President Herbert Rosen
Services Offered — Producers of complete
films to order, package shows, full-length
feature films, mood and bridge music library
service for TV and 16 mm. productions,
sound effect records.
•
United Artists Television
Corp.
729 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 5-6000
Director of Television John H. Mitchell
Asst. Dir. of TV.. Miss Louise E. Raphael
Traffic Manager Sidney Dash
East Coast Sales Rep Robert Brahm
Mid-West Sales Rep Robert O'Brian
Mid-Atlantic Sales Rep Milton E. Olin
Services Offered — Distribution of tele-
vision films. •
United Film and Recording
Studios
301 East Erie Street
Chicago 11, Illinois
Services Offered — Production facilities for
motion pictures, television films and com-
mercials, sound slide films and recordings
of every type. •
United Press Associations
(See Program Producers)
•
United Productions of
America
4440 Lakeside Dr., Burbank, Calif.
Phone: CHarleston 0-7171
New York Division— 670 Fifth Ave.,
New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-1672
Prcs. & Exec. Produce Stephen Bosustow
Vice-Pres. in chg. N. Y. Office
Edward F. Cullen
Vice-President John Hubley
Vice-President Robert Cannon
V.P. in chge. Pub. Rel Charles Daggett
Services Offered — Producers of TV film
commercials — specializing in animation,
also animation production services.
•
United Television Programs
Inc.
360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-0041
Co-owner Milton Blink
968
• • •
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
• • •
Branch Offices
444 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-4620
Manager Aaron Beckwith
140 N. La Brea, Los Angeles 36, Calif.
Phone: WEbster 8-9181
Co-Owner Gerald King
Services Offered — TV package programs.
•
Unity Television Corp.
1501 Broadway, New York 8, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 4-8234
President Arthur A. Mayers
Treasurer Martin Mermelstein
TV Director C. Lazar
Services Offered — Film producers, open
end films, feature films, educational shorts,
cartoons, sport reels, serials, series films, spe>
cial spots featuring top name personalities,
westerns. •
United World Fllttts, Inc.
(Subsidiary of Universal
Pictures)
445 Park Ave., New York 29, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-8000
P. O. Box 183, Universal City, Cal.
President J. M. Franey
V.P. in Chg. Production N. E. Gluck
West Coast Producer Morrie Weiner
Coast Prog. Production George Bole
Producer (New York) Steve Allen
Services Offered — Producer and distributor
of programs and spot commercials.
•
Van Praag Productions
1600 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-2857
Executive Producer William Van Praag
Production Chief Gilbert M. William
Art Director Sidney Kupfershmidt
Chief Cameraman — Unit A... Sidney Zucker
Chief Cameraman — Unit B....S0I Roizman
Casting Director Joan Topper
Services Offered — Producers and distribu-
tors of film made for TV. Producers of com-
mercial and theatrical motion pictures. Pro-
ducers of video film spots; package pro-
grams for networks, agencies and loca)
sponsors. •
Video Drama Productions
505 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 2-0326
President Henri E. Marcuse
Partner Guy Calandreau
Script Supervisor Charles Cinnamon
Assoc. Supervisor Raymond Foucher
Services Offered — Live and film services for
TV film series; script packages.
•
Video PictureSf Inc.
Executive & Sales Offices
41 E. 50th St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-1162
STUDIO: Video Pictures, Inc.
510 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-2062
President William R. Deering
Vice-President Martin Henry
Vice-President George W. Goman
Secretary Elsie M. Rice
Supervisor of Sales Frank B. Woodruff
Services Offered — Complete facilities for
production of motion pictures, television,
commercials, programs, industrial and other.
•
Video Pictures, Inc.
1515 No. Western Ave., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HU 2-3030
President Hank McCune
Assoc. Producer Charles Maxwell
Production Manager Jack Caldwell
Merchandising & Promotion. .. .B. A. Babb
Services Offered — Producers of theatrical
and commercial television subjects.
•
Vidicam Pictures Corp.
240 East 39th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MU 6-3310
President Alfred Justin
Studio Chief William B. Shriner
Staff Director James Rose
Chief Sound Engineer. . .Peter Protopappas
Editor Gladys Brothers
Services Offered — Producer of television
film commercials and television film pro-
grams. Both 16 and 35mm. projection facili-
ties. Complete sound recording equipment.
•
Visual Media, Inc.
17 E. 45 St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray HUl 2-2060
President William M. Nelson
Art Director Raymond Keane
Advertising Consultant Weston Hill
Office Manager Marguerite K. Lee
Services Offered — Specialists in analysis
and creation of TV programs and program
material, both live and on film.
•
Volcano Productions Inc.
1040 N. Las Palmes, Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: Granite 3111
N. Y. Phone: VAnderbilt 6-5661
President Robert Angus
Vice President William Lewis, Jr.
Production Manager Leo Pepin
Services Offered — Producer of feature and
commercial films for TV.
•
Roger Wade Productions
15 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-6797
Owner Roger W. Wade
Services Offered— T\ commercials, anima-
tion, telops, balops, slides, commercial mo-
tion pictures. •
969
TV FILM PRODUCERS— DISTRIBUTORS
Iflriaii W<»i.s\s Productions
<».... .N.». lairfax A\«'., Los Au}iolos M), (lulif.
Phone: WKbstt-r 8-5287
Producer Adrian Weiss
Exfc. in (Ihg. of Protlurlion Louis Weiss
S*'riices Offvreti I'rothiction organization
(cearcd lo produrf all lypt's of TV films
from 20 niinuir >pols lo one hour shows.
•
Lotns M^eiss & Co.
655 No. Fairfax Ave.. Los Angeles 36, C.alif-
rhone: WEbster 8-5287
Distribution Director Adrian Weiss
Asst. Di>tr. DirtHlor Louis Weiss
Services Offered — Distribution organiza-
tion, geared to distribute all types of tele-
vi^ion shows throughout the country.
•
VIV.vl Coast Sotiud Studios
(Division oi Video Pictures^
Inc.)
510 W. 57th St., xNew York 19, N. Y.
President William R. Deering
Vice Pres Martin P. Henry
Secretary E. M. Rice
Services Offered — Producers of TV com-
merrialn and program films.
Whitehead TV Pictures, inc.
(>M\ NiDih Av.nue, New York, N. Y.
rhone: Circle 5-7240
Pn^ident Charles G. Whitehead
Services Oj^ereJ— Producers of TV film
ronun#'rciaI>, industrial^ feature> and short
-ijbi«Mt-. •
\%Hdinif l^icture Prods. , tnc.
Mudio-: l.M') Argylc St., Chicago, 111.
rhone: LOngacrc 1-8410
'.981 V.nire Blvd., Hollywood, Cal.
I'honr: LI cas 0986
liranrhes:
:J85 Madihon Ave.. New York, N. Y.
Phone: PL 9-0854
^ ''♦* J*'^**^ J. W. Inglefield
Dime Hldg., Detroit, Mich.
Phone: Woodward .'^-93 11
^ •"* '''^' - L. S. Thompson
SwiiJand Hldg., Cleveland, O.
Phone: TOwer 1-6440
^'"''' '''•'•^ Jack Rheinslrom
l.figini«r Hldg., Cincinnati, O.
Phone: (,Arfield 0477
ixr,. in Charge R. J,. McMillan
1378 LindelJ Blvd., .St. Louis, Mo.
Phone: LVtUH 0986
Kxec in Charge Ja„,eH Durst
' r-'*^:"* ^'- "• Hradfield, Jr.
J»7 !'»•«•• H. W. Fish
irr/'Trr"*'. ^ ^- »"rg
Vl OVodunion. J. A. Kcllock
Hollywood Mgr.. j^hn Oser
Sf'rtif,'% Offt-rt-d I ij,„ Production.
Franh Wishar Productions
Inc.
Eagle-Lion Studios, Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: HUdson 2-2286
President Frank Wisbar
Vice-President Benjamin H. Kline
Sect.-Treas Arnold Leader
Services Offered — Film productions for
TV.
Productions: "Fireside Theater."
World Video, Inc.
(See Program Producers)
•
Ennerson Yorhe Studio
245 W. 55th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: LUxemburg 2-2216
Owner, Exec. Producer Emerson Yorke
Services Offered — Producer of TV and
other types of films.
•
Windsor Fllitts, Inc.
119 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 2-4813
President Ed Woodruff
Services Offered: distributor of films for
TV. •
Young & Rublcattt, Inc.
6253 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOllywood 9-2731
A^. y. Phone: MUrray Hill 9-5000
V.P. chge. Radio & TV
(Hlyd. off.) Walter Bunker
V.P. chge. Gen. Adv.
(Hlyd. off.) Eldon E. Smith
Services Offered — General advertising on
various accounts; radio and TV show ad-
vertising; publicity and public relations.
Productions: Bing Crosby Show, Bob Hope
Show, Four Star Playhouse, Our Miss Brooks
—TV, I Married Joan.
•
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 (^hge. Sales Maurice J. Rifkin
West (loast Office Mgr Maurice Unger
Eastern Div. Sales Mgr Albert Goustin
Central Div. Sales Mgr., .Edward J. Broman
Western Div. Sales Mgr Walter Kingsley
Services Offered — Production, sales and
distribution of television films for syndica-
tion.
Productions: Boston Blackie, Cisco Kid,
The Unexpected, F'avorite Story, Yesterday's
Newsreel, Sports Album, Story Theatre, Your
TV Theatre, The Living Book.
970
TELEVISION
PERSONALITIES
1952-1953
A Pictorial Parade of some
of the leaders of television
— from the station, agency,
network and production
fields — during the past year
m
NAME PAGE NO.
Anderson, Howard 975
Angus, Robert 992
Bailey. Seth (Tom) 991
Bain, Dizabeth 974
Barrett. Halsey 994
Barth. B. C 975
Blink. Milton 987
Bray. J. R 989
Brooke. Ned R 975
Brown. Henry 993
Buifington, Al 991
Cahan, Herbert B 983
Callahan, Edward A 982
Canfield, Gilbert S 983
Clampett, Bob 985
Cohn, Ralph 989
Cooper. William L., Jr 975
Cort, Harvey 993
Cron, John B 985
Culhane, Shamus 993
Curran. Charles W 986
Cummins, Frank P 993
Deering. William R 933
De Moss, Lyle 995
Demby, Emanuel 985
Dorsey, George A 975
Eh-eyfuss, Richard C 976
Ehidley, Carl 939
Duerr. Homer 984
Dyatt, Derrick 976
NAME PAGE NO.
Eckhardt, F. C 978
Edwards, Wilbur S 983
Elgar, Peter F 987
Feldkamp, Fred 994
Ferrin, Frank 984
Fowler, Freelon M 978
Fox, Bill 976
Frederic, Marc 990
Friedrich, Rev. James K 987
Gradus, Ben 992
Gross, Jack 995
Gross, Robert 987
Guedel, John 987
Guggenheim, Robert, Jr 994
Gunther, Keith 976
Hack, Herman 992
Harris, Glenn 978
Heard, Paul F 989
Hendrix, Jean 974
Heinemann, George 974
Hersh, Barry 978
Hicks, Jay 978
Hoffberg, Jack H 988
Hope, Winston 978
Howard, Bernard 991
HoweU, John F 986
Huber, Jules 978
Hyman, Ed 977
Jones, Hairy 977
Kaufman, Julian M 977
972
TV PERSONALITY INDEX
NAME PAGE NO.
Kaufman, Rexib 995
Kayfetz, Victor 991
Kibbey, Hugh L 974
King, Carl 983
King, Gerald (Jerry) 985
Krasne, Philip N 990
Lacey, William C 977
Lamm, Edward J 989
Lasker, H. Peter 975
Lawrence, Robert L 984
Lawton, Carl 977
Lindenbaum, Isidore 988
Lindquist, Norman C 988
Longenecker, Bob 988
Louvau, Norm 977
Mack, Irving 992
Mahlstedt, Fred J 982
Mathers, Kieth 982
Mayers, Arthur A 984
Mell, Labe B 978
Michelson, Charles 985
Miesegaes, William 987
Mitchell, Bert 979
Mitchell, John 984
Mueller, Nick 979
Mulhall, Bob 982
Muller, Leland 979
Mulvey, William G 979
Murray, Edward G 979
McMahan, Harry Wayne 985
Nadler, Sidney 979
Niles, Frederick A 992
Nola, Vincent J. 993
Norling, John A 991
Orr, W. WaUace 990
PAGE NO.
988
992
980
NAME
Parry, Paul
Parsons, Lindsley ....
Paskow Robert M. . . .
Patterson, George 974
Phillips, Elaine S 980
Pincus, David 1 989
Pival, John F 980
Prockter, Bernard J 994
Raiboum, Paul 995
Ralston, Gilbert A 993
Reid, Robert H. 988
Renner, Quintin P 980
Reynolds, Stuart 995
Roach, HaL Jr 990
Robb, WiUiam B., Jr 980
Rothrum, William V 982
Russell, Carl A 980
Schaefer, Armand L 993
Scheftel, Herbert 986
Schofield, Robert W 994
Snader, Louis D 986
SobeL Nathan 991
Spillman, Sanford 982
Stickle, David Van Rensselaer. 981
Streech, Wilbur 994
Thiriot, Richard V 981
TUhnan, Walter L 981
Trammell, Lynn 981
TureU, Saul J 990
Tuttie, Wilson M 995
Ushijima, Henry 990
Van Duzer, Roger 981
Van Praag, William 986
Warner, Warren F 974
Weston, Ed 981
Whiting, Dwight W 988
Zink, Albert G 984
973
TV PERSONALITIES
HUGH L. KIBBEY, !iim buyer of WFBM-TV,
Indianapolis, has been
MHHH^^^^^^H with the station for 11
^^^^^^^^^^^H years. He has as
^^^^^^^^^^^H announcer, writer, editor
^^^m ^^1 ^^'^ director. Prior to
■B 'IH loining WFBM, Hugh
BV ^^pK ^^^1 served as staff an-
Wf ^^ ^^M nouncer for WIBC, In-
^M '•■^^^H (Jici^cipolis. He is a
HPL Mi^l^l graduate of Indiana
^^ifc. ^^^^^1 Business College and
^ll^^^^^H Arthur Jordan Conser-
^^^^^^^H vatory of Music. WFBM-
M^^^^l TV has been on the air
-^^^^ since May 30, 1949,
and his role as film
buyer began in September of that year. Hugh
is married and has one child.
GEORGE A. HEINEMANN. program manager of
WNBO, Chicago, start-
ed with NBC in 1937 as
a page boy, leaving for
CBS as Special Events
Editor. He entered the
U. S. Navy as an avia-
tor, serving in the Pa-
cific. A civilian again,
he entered his own bus-
iness of commercial
photography in New
York and Phoenix, Ariz.,
photogaphing fashions
and doing mail order
work, then became pro-
duction manager of
Aldens, Inc. He returned to NBC in New York,
and moved to Chicago when WNBQ opened.
lEAN HENDRIX. tilm buyer at WSB-TV, has
been in the news-
papers, theater, radio
and TV. She attended
high school in Char-
lottle, N. C, and joined
the Charlotte Observer.
She later left to assume
the duties of advertis-
^> ^^H ing director for the Wil-
by Kincy theaters. Jean
went on to the D. C.
War Finance Commit-
tee of the Treasury
Depf. where she was
^ named director of radio
and advertising. She
ioined WSB in 1946 as publicity director, was
transferred two years later to WSB-TV.
ELIZABETH BAIN, film buyer of WGN-TV,
Chicago, is a gradu-
ate of Clarke College,
maxima cum laude. She
was director and solo
violinist of a string en-
semble over WKBB, Du-
buque, and also taught
band and orchestra.
Following her teaching
career she became mu-
sic librarian of KFI-
KECA, Los Angeles,
and joined WCFL, Chi-
cago, a year later, then
went to WGN in 1948,
a month before WGN-
TV went on the air, to build a music library
for TV. Choosing between music and film, she
chose the latter.
GEORGE PATTERSON joined WAVE-TV, Louis-
ville, Ky., in 1934 as an
] announcer, and was
^ riade program diiector
hie next year. He
helped direct the sta-
tion's active relief role
^^€^Afl during the disastrous
Ohio River flood in
1937, when "send a
boat" was heard
throughout the notion
on network broadcasts.
When WAVE-TV was
established in 1948, he
was made program
manager of Kentucky's
fijsl TV ftation. Both WAVE-AM and TV have
won numerous r.rr,„.,rr, awords under his
supervision.
WARREN F. WARNER, program director of
WTVN, Columbus,
Ohio, is also film buyer
for Midwest TV, which
buys films for WTVN,
WICU, Erie, Pa., and
WMAC, Massalon, O.
Warren was bom and
educated in New York.
He was production
manager for Brewster
Aeronautical Corp. be-
fore entering service.
Warren was Civil Af-
fairs officer in the Phil-
ippines and Military
Government officer in
the Korean Occupation. As a civilian again, he
worked for Lever Bros., went to WKRC-TV, Cin-
cinnati, and on to his present post.
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TV PERSONALITIES
BERNARD C. EARTH, film buyer of WLW-TV,
Cincinnati, Ohio, is as-
■■■^^^^nnnBH sistant to the director
BB'^^^SjJIjIiSy^^^B of TV operations for
JJ^^^gKjL^^^ Crosley Broadcasting
j^HP^^^^B Corporation. He was
^^1 Ma| born and educated in
W 00^m S°^*h Dakota. Bernard
^^IP^ W has been associated
with KOBH, Rapid City,
S. D., WKRC, Cincin-
nati, and WFIL, Phila-
delphia, as writer, pro-
ducer and newscaster.
Joining the staff of
WLW-TV in 1948, he
rose quickly from pro-
ducer to program director and assumed his
present post in the Fall of 1950.
H. PETER LASKER. manager of the Crosley
Broadcasting Corpora-
tion's TV outlet in Day-
ton, WLW-D, was born
and educated in Switz-
erland. His first job
was working in trans-
portation advertising in
France and England,
which gave him the ex-
perience to take on the
duties of director of
transportation advertis-
ing for WLW, when he
came to this country.
Pete held that post for
ten years before head-
ing up WLW-D's sales staff. Now Pete bosses
the entire Dayton setup of Crosley.
HOWARD ANDERSON. film director of
WFAA-TV, Dallas,
■; Texas joined the NBC-
^^^^ "^^ affiliate in Febru-
JftJl^K^I^ '^^V' ^351 as a director,
:^^HPM|H^ and took his present
^K^ !T post a few months
1^* -. J^ later. Howard gradu-
^^^"'^^T'^y' ated in radio-speech
from the University of
- ' ^ Utah. While attending
the university, he did
free lance writing, di-
recting, and acting as
well as amateur radio
work. Howard joined
KDYL-TV from the time
the station went on the air, and was responsi-
ble for all remote telecasts until he left the
station.
*\-
NED R. BROOKE, film director of WSAZ-TV,
Huntington, West Va.,
joined WCMI as a staff
announcer, after gradu-
ation from college, and
was station director
when he left. Ned
opened on electrical
contracting business in
Huntington, which he
operated until he joined
the staff of a local con-
tracting company. In
February 1951 he
joined the staff of
WSAZ-TV as a member
of the film department,
and was later promoted to the position of film
director, the post which he holds today.
GEORGE A. DORSET, film director and pro-
gram operations super-
"-^" --^ ^-^\' visor of WNBW, Wash-
ington, D. C, is a grad-
uate of Duke University,
with a Bachelor of
Science degree in elec-
trical engineering. Fol-
lowing his graduation
he joined the sales de-
partment of the West-
inghouse Electrical
Manufacturing Com-
pany, and was on a
five-year leave of ab-
sence for Navy service
during the war. George
was a member of the station's staff when it
first went on the air in June 1947.
WILLIAM L. COOPER. JR.. fi
WJAR-TV, Providence,
R. I., started his career
in the Visual Education
Department of the Prov-
idence public schools.
With the outbreak of
World War II he
served in the southwest
Pacific with the Army
Signal Corps. After re-
lease, he became south-
ern New England man-
ager of the Audio
Visual Corporation.
Leaving this to form his
own corporation, he
produced a series of documentary and public
relations films for theatrical release.
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TV PERSONALITIES
DERRICK DYATT.
film director of WTOP-
TV, Washington, D. C,
I 7 was born and edu-
f I cated in Pa. Upon
graduation from hiq'i
school his interest in
show business grew,
and he joined the Al-
lentown Little Theatre,
later joining WSAN as
an announcer. He en
tered the Navy and
and completed his stint
in 1946, when he re-
turned to WSAN. Two
years later Derrick left
to attend George Wash-
ington University, where in his senior year he
joined WTCM^-TV, and worked in production
until 1951 when he was made film director.
•
FOWLER, film manager of
WABC-TV, N. Y., started
at NBC on the guest
relations staff, when
promoted to the ticket
division. While affili-
ated with NBC, he was
engaged by ABC as
program assistant in
the all-night news op-
erations. His next stint
was with CBS to assist
Worthington Miner in
the development of TV
programs. In 1948 he
joined the staff of WJZ-
TV (now WABC-TV) be-
lore tne station hit the air. Three years later
he was named manager of film programming
for the outlet and the ABC-TV network.
FREELON M.
RICHARD C. DREYFUSS. film director of
WDTV, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
first broke into radio
when he joined NBC,
Chicago, after being
educated at the Univer-
sity of North Carolina.
At the outbreak of
World War II, he en-
tered the U. S. Army
Air Force. At the War's
end he joined WAGM,
Presque Isle, Maine, as
program director. Three
years later found him
associated with the
CBS-TV film operations.
Dick is said to have the distinction of being
the only film director in the country handling
an all night TV film operation.
F. C. ECKHARDT. film buyer of KDYL-TV, Salt
Lake City, Utah, at-
tended the University
of Montana, where he
was active in the band
and spent plenty of
time in theaters as an
m.c. With the outbreak
of World War II he en-
listed in the U. S. Navy
in the aviation branch.
Returning to Helena,
Montana, after the war,
Connie kept a watchful
eye on the develop-
ment of TV, and in
lanuary 1949 joined
KDYL-TV, the first ■ station to go on the air in
the intermountain west.
KEITH GUNTHER, film buyer of KSD-TV, Si.
Louis, Mo., has been in
I^^H^HHH TV since 1939 when he
^^^^^^H^^^H was by
^^^^^^^^^^H the
^^^^B ^H work's infant TV de-
^^^^H|^^H in N. Y. with
^^^^^^V ^^Hs vid^o pioneers such as
^^K^^ jfg Captain Bill Eddy and
^^^^^^^Mr> Warren Wade. When
^■^^^> NBC curtailed its TV
^^^^HM^^ activities because of
^B ^^^^ ^orld War II, Keith be-
^^^K 'A^^^H came night manager
^^^ A^^H WHN. He served as an
^^^■^^^^^" officer in the U. S.
Navy, principally
oboard aircraft carriers in the South Pacific.
Keith joined KSD-TV a month before the sto-
tion went on the air, Feb. 8, 1947.
BILL FOX. film buyer and program director for
KFMB-TV, San Diego,
Calif., is the film buyer ,^?
for San Diego's first
and only TV station.
He was formerly with
the staff of KALB, Alex-
andria, La., then KSYL,
and later moved to
WLSU, the Louisiana
State University station.
In World War II, Bill
joined the U. S. Air
Force and was sta-
tioned in the Pacific
Theater, participating
in many of the big
raids over Tokyo. Bill joined KFMB-TV in 1948
and became program director two years later.
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TV PERSONALITIES
• • •
CARL LAWTON, film buyer of WBZ-TV, Bos-
ton, Mass., started his
career in radio as a
staff announcer for
WHYN, Holyoke, Mass.
In 1942 he left the sta-
tion to enter the U. S.
Marine Corps and
served overseas in the
South Pacific. Following
his discharge from the
service, he joined WFCI,
Providence, R. I., as an
announcer. Carl left to
join the Northeast Air-
_ lines where he was en-
gaged in general sales
office and public relations, until January 1950
when he joined WBZ-TV as film librarian.
NORM LOUVAU, film buyer and sales man-
ager of KRON-TV, San
Francisco, Calif., devel-
oped an interest in
music at an early age.
This soon led him to
become a band leader.
In this capacity he
toured most of the
Western States. In 1941
Norm entered the U. S.
Army. After his dis- ^^"- -"'^l.<^<.j&^^ ^^-i
charge from service, he
turned to advertising,
leaving that field to
join the staff of KRON-
FM. When KRON-TV
first went on the air, he went over to TV and
has been with the station ever since.
JULIAN M. KAUFMAN, film buyer, has been
executive sales man-
ager of KPHO-TV,
Phoenix, since 1950.
Prior to that he was
with ABC-TV in San
Francisco as account
executive where he es-
tablished a national
sales record in 1949.
He established the TV
department for the
Telle Co., advertising
agency, in San Diego.
Recognized as an au-
i thority on TV station
management, his recent
article "TV Tips for Medium Size Station
Operation," was pubhshed in trade magazines,
and won nation-wide recognition. ' .; ,
HARRY JONES, film buyer of WCCO-TV, Min-
neapolis, Minn., worked
for the Wichita (Kans.)
Beacon as combination
stockyards - police re-
porter. Following this,
he was with the Min-
neapolis Star - Tribune
in the promotion de-
partment. In April of
1949, Harry joined
WTCN - TV, Minneapo-
lis, as a staff member,
the second member to
be hired specifically for
TV at this station.
WTCN-TV hit the air
later that year, and Harry took his present
post. In August 1952 WTCN-TV became
WCCO-TV, CBS affiliate.
WILLIAM C. LACEY. manager of the film
department at WCBS,
N. Y., joined the sta-
tion this Spring follow-
ing four years at
WABD, where he was
film buyer before be-
ing named to his pres-
ent post. At WCBS,
Will works under Hal
Hough, program direc-
tor of the station. Be-
fore entering the indus-
try, William earned the
rank of ensign with
U. S. Navy, while at
the same time study-
ing at St. Lawrence University and Holy Cross,
from which institution he graduated with a
B. S. degree.
•
ED HYMAN. film buyer and program director
of WOAI-TV, San An-
tonio, Texas, joined the
station as sports direc-
tor in November, 1949.
Ed started his career in
radio as a staff an-
nouncer. He served in
the U. S. Air Force dur-
ing World War II. Re-
turning to civilian life,
he completed his edu-
cation at Trinity Uni-
versity in San Antonio,
Texas, where he ma-
jored in psychology
and speech. His com- , , r *
mentary and interviews are a weekly feature
of local wrestUng matches televised by WOAI-
TV.
977
TV PERSONALITIES
WINSTON HOPE. :ilm buyer of WTAR, Nor-
folk. Virginia, attended
the University of Vir-
ginia, where he was
prominent in the Glee
Club, and later at-
tended the Juilliard
School of Music in New
York. He sang in nu-
merous network pro-
grams as a member of
several choruses and
did solo work in
churches from N. Y. to
Ala. He entered the
Army in 1941 as a pri-
vate and emerged a
captain. Winston joined WTAR as staff an-
nouncer and disc jockey and became produc-
tion manager for WTAR-TV when it opened
in April 19S0.
BARRY HERSH. of WKRC-TV, Cincinnati, O.,
is perhaps the young-
aest film coordinator in
the TV business, hav-
ing reached his 21st
birthday in October,
1952. His ambition al-
ways had been to en-
ter the field of TV, and
he took the most me-
nial job at WKRC-TV
to get his foot in the
door. From that point
on, it has been the
story of rapid progres-
sion upward to his
present position. Barry
attended the University of Cincinatti for two
years, and is a member of the United States
Naval Reserve.
JULES HUBER, film buyer of WTTG, DuMont,
Washington, D. C, was
born and educated in
New York. He joined
WTTG's film depart-
ment six years ago,
when Washington's
first TV outlet was in
its acorn days. During
World War II, Jules
spent four years in the
Merchant Marine. At
the present time, when
he's not buying film,
he's buying building
supplies and actually
constructing a home for
himself and family, which he's hoping to
occupy this summer. He is married and has
two daughters.
•
JAY HICKS, program director and film buyer
of KDUB-TV, Lubbock,
Texas, joined the sta-
tion when it hit the air
in October 1952. He is
a graduate of Texas
Western University,
having majored in his-
tory. Jay got his start
in radio at WBML, Ma-
con, Ga., in 1944 after
his discharge from the
Army. Returning to his
native El Paso, Texas,
he took the position of
program director at
KEPO, spending four
years there before going to KDUB-TV. Jay is
married and has two children.
LABE B. MELL, film director of WTV] is also
'loneral manager of its
ivubsidiary corporation,
Reela Films, Inc. Mell
los been associated
v/ith WTVJ since 1948
v/hen he transferred to
ihe station from his
theatre manager's posi-
'ion with the parent or-
ganization, Wometco
. heatres. Inc. Upon his
transfer he was sent to
IJew York where he
n/un<:'l .'iix month's TV
'•xf.f.nonco with the Du-
l/ont television net-
work. !. ':T\ WTVJ went on the air,
Mel v/'; rn director. Mell is manied
owl Yiry^ v^fj oaughters.
GLENN HARRIS, film buyer of KMTV, Omaha,
Neb., is also program
manager for the May
Broadcasting Co. Glenn
started his career with m'^if^^^mmr'-'ii^^i/, ■/■■
KYSM in Mankato, p^^^HB-.f
Minn., leaving to join
KMBC in Kansas City,
returning to Minnesota,
when he joined the
KSTP announcing staff.
There he developed
many of his audience-
participation shows,
and he was soon get-
ting all of the emcee
assignments. When
KMTV went on the air in Sept. 1949, Harris
found himself solely responsible for the pro-
gramming on the new TV station.
978
TV PERSONALUrES
NICK MUELLER, film director of KRLD-TV, Dal-
las, Texas, was a mem-
ber of the staff orches-
tra of KRLD, Dallas,
CBS network affiliate.
During World War II,
Nick served as a ser-
geant in the U. S.
Army. Following his
discharge, he joined
KRLD as record librar-
ian. That job lead to
his position as film li-
brarian with KRLD-TV
at the time the station
made its bow in De-
cember 1949. His sug-
gestions for film operation were adopted, and
he was named film director in August 1952.
BERT MITCHELL, program director and film
buyer of KPRC-TV,
Houston, Texas, started
as an actor, but turned
to directing. After
studying at the Pasa-
dena Playhouse in
Calif., Bert came back
to his native state,
Texas, to help direct
the Cavalcade of State
of the 1936 Centennial.
He joined ABC on the
West Coast, where he
stayed for four and a
half years before he
was called into the
Army. Bert was associated with WFAA-TV
before coming to KPRC-TV in 1951 when he
took his present post.
EDWARD G. MURRAY, film buyer of WPTZ.
Philadelphia, Pa., is a
graduate of Yale Uni-
©versity. He served with
the 63rd Division dur-
ing World War II. Fol-
lowing conclusion of
hostilities Ed joined
Monogram Interna-
tional Corporation and
was sales manager of
the non-theatrical sales
division. In 1950 he
joined the staff of
WPTZ as film buyer
handling such nation-
ally known local shows
as "Frontier Playhouse" and "Hollywood Play-
house." Ed is a member of the Yale Club of
New York City.
I^'M
LELAND MULLER. film buyer of KTLA, Los
Angeles, Calif., known
to his intimates as
Jerry, is a graduate of
the University of South-
ern California, where
he majored in cinema-
tography. Jerry joined
KTLA's film department
in 1946, when the sta-
tion was known as
WXYZ. He was form-
erly production assist-
ant at 20th Century-
Fox. Jerry was a First
Lieutenant in the Army
Air Force in World
War II, a veteran of 85 bombing missions in
the China-Burma-India theatre of operations.
WILLIAM G. MULVEY, film buyer of WNHC-
TV, New Haven, Conn.,
was born in Albany,
N. Y. Following gradu-
ation from Fordham
University in New York
City, where he earned
a Degree in English
and a BS, William
joined the Elm City
Broadcasting Corp.
Shortly thereafter he
was appointed to his
present position, where
he now supervises all
program activities to-
gether with TV film
purchasing. While at Fordham, he was pro-
motion manager, sports-writer and announcer
for the University FM station WFUV.
SIDNEY NADLER. film director of WXEL, Cleve-
land, O., joined the
staff of WXEL, in Sep-
tember, 1951, as assist-
ant film director. He at-
tained his present post
a year later. His previ-
ous experience includes
being film editor for
WOR-TV in N. Y. and
account executive for
WPTR, Albany, N. Y.
Sidney was a sound
motion picture techni-
cian for the U. S. Mar-
ine Corps for three and ^
a half years, serving
both in the U. S. and overseas. Returning to
civilian life, Sidney still maintained his inter-
est in the film business.
979
TV PERSONALITIES
ELAINE S. PHILLIPS, turn buyer of WSPD-TV,
Toledo, O., had her
^^<»'' - first exposure to televi-
^H^Hl^ sion as a member of
^^^^^^^■j^ - wartime
siaff of Chicago s
WBKB. She worked in
:11 phases of studio
:nd control room oper-
-.tions. Specializing in
•:1m programming, El-
.line left WBKB in Dec.
of 1946 to become film
director of WWJ-TV in
^ Detroit. Two years later
she returnedfor a
short period to Chicago
as film programming consultant for WGN-TV,
arid later that year assumed her present post
at WSPD-TV.
•
WILLIAM B. ROBB. JR.. film buyer and pro-
gram manager of
^^^^^^mm^^m ^^YL, San Antonio,
^^^^^^^^^^^H Texas, started his ca-
^^^^IPI^^^ ^B reer with a dramatic
^HH^^ If stock company on the
pI^F West Coast. Going to
m ^_ New York City, Will
^ ^' r^ joined the singing per-
sonnel which led to
L-^^^ tenor solo work at the
lH|^' Radio City Music Hall.
jmSmSti ''^^'^ outbreak of the
4^ !^Jli .^cri- hg joined the
"^ Armed Forces, return-
■■R M.--^ ing to Radio City upon
his release. Going
West, V/ill joined KEYL as senior director be-
fore the station went en the air in 1940, and
six months later attained his present post.
•
QUINTIN P. RENNER. film supervisor of WBEN
V, Buffalo, N. Y., was
-orn and educated in
;". u f f a 1 o . After high
;':hool he taught piano
jnd organ, playing the
rqan in downtown
■nd suburban theaters
•i pre-talkie days.
vuint was associated
./ith the Buffalo Schools
department in the
;udio - visual division,
'iking charge of main-
nance and film dis-
■ibution in the public
'Jomentary and high
•choois. He joined WBEN-TV in 1948, two
months prior to the formal inauguration of
• station.
ROBERT M. PASKOW. film buyer of WATV,
Newark, N. J., comes
to TV after twenty
years in the motion pic-
ture industry with
Warner Brothers. Fol-
lowing graduation from
New York University,
he was employed with
the Oxweld - Acetylene
Co., in Newark, as an
industrial engineer,
and later joined the
Bremer Broadcasting
Corp. Bob, as he is
popularly known, was
active in organizing the
National Film Council in 1948 and served as
vice-president-treasurer and chairman of the
Television Station Committee.
JOHN F. PIVAL. station manager and film
buyer of WXYZ-TV, De-
troit, Mich., became in-
terested in radio as an
advertising medium for
theaters, while genera]
manager of Schreiber's
theaters. He finally
launched his own pro-
gram on Detroit's
WMBC. His theater-
radio interests were in-
terrupted in 1942 when
he entered the Coast
Guard. Upon leaving
the service, he returned
to WXYZ. When WXYZ-
TV hit the air in 1948, John was made pro-
gram manager and three years later took his
present post.
•
CARL A. RUSSELL, film buyer of WKBK, Chi-
cago, 111., took his pres-
ent position in May of
1950, as it was the de-
sire of the company to
have someone who had
knowledge of film as
well as background
and experience in judg-
ing the public's film de-
sires. Prior to joining
WBKB, Carl was with
Balaban and Katz Cor-
poration, one of the na-
tion's top theater cir-
cuits. He started with
the company as an
usher and then moved up to chief of service,
assistant manager, and finally to manager.
980
TV PERSON ALITI ES
DAVID VAN RENSSELAER STICKLE, film
buyer and news direc-
tor of WMAR-TV, Bal-
timore, Md., attended
Syracuse University.
He went to the Balti-
more Sunpapers from
the Cleveland News.
On the latter paper,
he was a general as-
signment reporter. For
the Sun he covered the
political beats. During
the war he rose from
private to captain in
the Infantry. After dis-
charge he returned to
the Sun as a rewrite man, joining the Sun-
papers TV outlet in 1947, at the time of
its inception.
LYNN TRAMMELL. film buyer of WBAP-TV,
Fort Worth, Texas, is
a native Texan, gradu-
ating from Baylor Uni-
versity. Lynn joined
WBAP in 1944 as a '
secretary in the news-
room, being placed in
charge of transcription
later that year. Coming ^^i^mk,. '^'
to New York a few
years later, she at-
tended the NBC Televi-
sion School for two p? v'
months in preparation ^ I
for her TV film duties *
which were consider-
ably enlarged in September of 1948, the date
on which WBAP-TV signed on the air.
ED WESTON, film buyer and program man-
ager of WCPO-TV, Cin-
cinnati, O., started in
radio as assistant news
editor at WMCA, New
Vork City, leaving to
join WSAV, Savannah,
Georgia, as announcer.
His next stint was with
the Armed Forces
Radio Service in the
Army. He was with
WXLM on Okinawa.
Leaving the service, Ed
joined WCCC, Hartford,
as news editor. His TV
career began in 1949
when he left for Cincinnati to open Scripps-
Howard's TV outlet as program director with
overall operational duties.
ROGER VAN DUZER. film director of WLTV,
Atlanta, Ga., was born
in 1911, and was edu-
cated at Brown Univer-
sity. His first radio ap-
pearance, as a pianist,
took place in 1927. He
started announcing a
few years later. For
eight years he led his
own orchestra in the
New York area, then
returned to radio an-
nouncing. Later he was
made general manager
of WALB, Albany, Ga.,
going later to WMBR,
Jacksonville, Fla., as program director, where
he prepared and shot film commercials. In
1951 was made program dir. of WLTV.
RICHARD V. THIRIOT. film buyer of KSL-TV,
Salt Lake City, Utah,
s. . \ has been in his present
post at the station since
1950. Prior to that time
he was an advertising
agency executive. Rich-
ard had been active in
production of industrial
and commercial motion
pictures, when his
hobby became his vo-
cation and he accepted
a position with the
Eastman Kodak Com-
pany. Several of his
pictures have won na-
tional acclaim. He was an Air Force bomber
pilot during World War II, flying missions
from England to various parts of the Continent.
WALTER L. TILLMAN, film buyer of WFIL-TV,
Phila., Pa., is a gradu-
ate of the U. of P. He
began his career in the
production department
of N. W. Ayer & Son.
He was associated with
Warner Brothers in the
publicity and advertis-
ing departments, leav-
ing to operate a chain
of neighborhood thea-
ters. During the war
years, he was active in
war production while
employed by the La-
Francia Sugar Co.,
which produced by-products used by the
government in production of gun powder. He
joined WFIL-TV in 1948.
981
TV PERSONALITIES
FRED I. MAHLSTEDT. director of operations
tor CBS-TV film sales,
is a pioneer in the TV
film industry, having a
long, successful record
in advertising and net-
work operations. Before
joining the CBS net-
work he was associ-
ated with the Arthur
Kudner and Erwin
Wasey advertising
agencies. Prior to June
1950, when Fred was
singled out for the job
of organizing a film
syndication unit for the
Columbia network, he was general sales man-
ager for CBS spot radio and TV sales.
SANFORD SPILLMAN. film buyer and program
director of KPIX, San
Francisco, Calif., is a
graduate of the Univer-
sity of California.
Sandy then joined KSFO
as a page boy, pro-
gressing to script
writer. During the war
he served as a naval
lieutenant in the Paci-
fic theater of opera-
tions, returning to
KSFO as news editor.
When KPIX began tele-
casting in 1948, he was
transferred to the TV
operation as a producer and writer, filling
in as director. Spillman was named to his
present post in 1949.
BOB MULHALL. WOI, AM-FM-TV, Ames, Iowa,
operations manager, is
a graduate of Loras
College in Dubuque.
He was an announcer
and newsman with
KDTH in Dubuque be-
fore coming to WOI as
news director in 1943.
When television ar-
rived in Iowa, Bob for-
sook his news and an-
nouncing chores and
shifted to his position
as operations manager,
in charge of the sta-
tion's business activi-
nes, s^,rv;ng also in the film department. The
Mulhalls have four children, two boys and
tv/r -^-''^ n]] TV fons.
EDWARD A. CALLAHAN, film director of KSTP-
TV is a former pro-
ducer-director of KSTP-
TV. He joined the
Minneapolis - St. Paul
station in 1948 in the
television production
department, and han-
dled telecasts of foot-
ball, baseball and
hockey games. While
in the U. S. Marine
Corps, Edward man-
aged nine theaters at
Camp Pendelton, Calif.
Previous to that he
acted as advance man
for the Dick Jergens Band. In, February 1952
Ed was named to his present post.
HETH MATHERS, film director of WKY-TV,
Oklahoma City, Okla.,
took the NBC Institute
course at Northwestern
University, after attend
ing Marshalltown Col
iege. He worked as an
announcer at KFJB,
Marshalltown; KGLO,
Mason City, la., and
WMT, Cedar Rapids.
Prior to joining the pro-
motion department of
WKY In April, 1947, he
v/as promotion director
at KIDO, Boise, Idaho.
When WKY-TV went
Si the air in June of 1949, Kieth was named
. his present post.
WILLIAM V. ROTHRUM. film buyer of WSYR-
TV, Syracuse, N. Y., is
also program director.
A native of Pittsburgh,
Pa., Bill went to Syra-
cuse in 1930 to join the
announcing staff of
WMBO, Auburn, and a
few years later joined
WSYR. Since that time
he has worked as an
announcer, sports di-
rector, and finally pro-
gram director. With
television added, he
also took over the pro-
gram director's job in
that medium. Bill was recently made a V.P.
in the Central N. Y. Broadcasting Corp. which
operates WSYR and WSYR-TV.
982
TV PERSON ALITI ES
WILLIAM R. DEERING. president of Video
Pictures, Inc., formerly
Video Varities, has
been associated with
MGM pictures on the
East and West Coast.
He entered the U. S.
Navy during World
War II, emerging as
lieutenant commander.
Upon discharge, he re-
turned to MGM in N. Y.,
leaving to form the
Hartford Agency. Si-
multaneously he was
on the board of direc-
tors of Video Varieties,
remaining at the same time with the agency
as V.P. and gen. mgr. until Jan. 1953. Will
took his post as president in Jan. 1952.
HERBERT B. CAHAN. flim buyer and program
manager of WAAM,
Baltimore, was born
and educated in Phila.
His first stint was as
advertising manager
for a Harrisburg de-
partment store. In 1941,
Herb entered the Army
Air Corps as a flying
cadet and was mus-
tered out as a major.
He then joined the
Food Fair supermarket
in Phila., in the adver-
tising department, and
left to the join the For-
ward Adv. Agency, then on to WFIL-TV. In
1948 he come to WAAM as operations man-
ager and took his present post a year later.
WILBUR S. EDWARDS, general sales man-
ager of CBS-TV film
sales, has been asso-
ciated with the Colum-
bia network for the past
sixteen years in offices
on the East and West
Coasts. Prior to his
present appointment.
Bill was manager of
KNXT, CBS TV owned
station in Hollywood.
His first association
with Columbia was as
student announcer at
WBT, the CBS affiliate
in Charlotte, N. C. He
joined the station's sales staff in 1937 upon
graduation from Davidson College.
FRANK P. CUMMINS, program director and
film buyer of WJAC-TV,
Johnstown, Pa., took his
present post in May
1949, three months be-
fore the station began
commercial operations.
A native of Johnstown,
he joined the Pennsyl-
vania Electric Co. after
graduation from high
school. During the war
Frank entered the Air
Force and was sepa-
rated from the service
with the rank of cap-
tain. Upon release, he
returned to the Pennsylvania Electric Co. re-
maining until he joined WJAC-TV.
GILBERT S. CANFIELD. film buyer of WEWS,
Cleveland, O., was an
early staff member of
Muzak Corporation.
This was followed by
a season with the
Cleveland Community
Fund, after which he
spent a summer season
at the N. Y. World's
Fair with a marionette
group. In 1941 he
loined WHYN, Holyoke,
Mass., as an an
nouncer, and next went
with WSPR, Springfield.
In December, 1947, Gil
joined WEWS as an FM announcer, and a few
days later when TV called he transferred,
and took his present post two years ago.
CARL KING, Vice President of Sterling Tele-
vision Co., N. Y., has
had a dual career in
video, as announcer -
narrator and executive
with the makers and
distribtuors of films for
TV. He is a graduate
of the University of
Chattanooga, followed
by a semester of law
at Georgetown in
Washington, D. C. Carl
has been newscaster,
disc jockey and execu-
tive in many cities.
Since June, 1949, he
has worked exclusively in television and
films. At Sterling, his duties include produc-
tion and management details.
983
TV PERSONALITIES
ROBERT L. LAWRENCE, President of Robert
Lawrence Productions,
Inc., N. Y. is a gradu-
ate of the U. S. Mili-
tary Academy at West
Point. He was formerly
Vice President of Jerry
Fairbanks, Inc. and
prior to that was with
RKO Pathe in N. Y.
Robert Lawrence Pro-
ductions are producers
of TV and non-theatri-
cal motion pictures, and
are currently producing
" Vacationland A m e r-
ica," TV program fea-
turing John Cameron Swayze, in addition to
TV film commercials for Colgate-Palmolive-
Peet Co. and others.
ft
ARTHUR A. MAYERS, president of Unity Tele-
vision Corporation, was
at one time general
manager of Colorfilm.
Vl/'hile in that post he
helped to establish the
present Cinecolor Com-
pany. His next move
was to become sales
manager of Atlas Cine-
phone. From there he
joined VlAorld Pictures
Corporation as sales
manager staying there
for twelve years. In
1942, Archie became
assistant to Jules Levy,
president of Mayfair Prods., remaining for
eight years before heading Unity in 1950.
ALBERT G. ZINK, program manager of WRGB,
Schenectady, N. Y., is
a graduate of Hobart
College. Following
graduation, Albert be-
came an announcer be-
fore joining WGY. He
entered the Army in
1942 as a private and
rose to the rank of cap-
tain. A civilian again,
he returned to Vl/'GY
where he was placed
in charge of science
broadcasting and pro-
gram supervision. In
1947 he was made
supervisor oi progiorns at WRGB, and a few
years later v/as named manager of all Gen-
eral Dectric's broadcasting stations.
HOMER DUERR. treasurer of Bing Crosby En-
terprises, Inc., and
budgeter of its TV film
department, served as
a member of the U. S.
Air Force during World
War II. He followed
this with a term as spe-
cial auditor for Arthur
Anderson & Co., and
later set up his own
private accounting firm.
Among many other
firms, he served Enter-
prises. Homer is also
comptroller of Bing's
Things, Inc., director of
Bing Crosby Ice Cream Sales, Inc., and auditor
for Bing Crosby Minute Maid Corporation.
FRANK FERRIN. owner of the television, radio
and film production
company bearing his
name, in Hollywood,
produces "Smilin' Ed's
Gang" on CBS TV and
radio. He entered radio
via WRHM (now
WTCN) in his native
city of Minneapolis, do-
ing the lead in a com
edy act at night and
selling time for the sta-
tion during the day.
Frank was formerly
vice president for Leo
Burnett Co., Inc., until
he organized his own firm. He has just com-
pleted production on his first \h<-^n\ri^ film.
The Hindu," filmed in India.
JOHN MITCHELL, newly elected vice president
of ABC, assumes super-
vision of WBKB, Chi-
cago, ABC's owned
video station. Upon
graduation from Miami
University in 1931, he
joined Balaban & Katz
Corporation, and was
placed in charge of the
Indiana Theaters oper-
ated by Great States
Thecrtres, Inc., a B & K
subsidiary. In 1948
John was transferred
to the general man-
agership of B & K's TV
station in Chicago. Following the merger of
ABC and UPT, Inc., he joined ABC in his
present post.
984
TV PERSON ALITI ES
CHARLES MICHELSON. president of Charles
Michelson, Inc., estab-
lished his transcription
program firm in 1938.
He pioneered in the
sale of network type
dramatic programs on
transcriptions for local
station use. He has
been identified with
such programs as "The
Shadow," "Nick Car-
ter" and "Hopalong
Cassidy." He pioneered
in the development of
bloc dramatic program-
ming currently featured
on hundreds of stations with as many as ten
different mystery program series weekly.
EMANUEL DEMBY is president of Demby Pro-
ductions, Inc., television
and motion picture pro-
ducers, and of the
Demby Company, pub-
lic relations firm. He is
the author of the book
titled "My Forty Year
Fight For Korea,"
named by the New
York Times and Herald
Tribune as one of the
outstanding biographies
of last year. Since 1936,
he has pioneered with
such radio and televi-
sion programs as
"What's Playing?," the first TV show to wed
the movie industry and TV on a regular basis.
GERALD (JERRY) KING, president of United
TV Programs, Inc., is
also president of Stand-
ard Radio Transcription
Services, Inc. He en-
tered the broadcasting
field via the Los An-
geles Daily News.
When Jack Warner be-
came interested in his
radio articles Jerry was
offered the manager-
ship of KFWB, Holly-
wood, remaining there
for eleven years. In
1934 he and Milton
Blink started Standard
Radio. Jerry was the organizer and first presi-
dent of the Southern California Broadcasters
Assn.
•
HARRY WAYNE McMAHAN. president of Five
Star Productions, Inc.,
recently celebrated his
25th year in advertis-
ing. His book, "The
Television Commer-
cial," published in 1952,
was one of the first texts
on the subject. Harry
was born in Indiana,
raised in Texas where
he became city editor
of a country weekly at
sixteen. He then went
into advertising and
wrote and produced
more than 1,000 radio
shows on ABC. In 1938 he established Five
Star Productions, Inc., specializing entirely in
advertising films.
BOB CLAMPETT, executive producer and cre-
ator of "Time for
Beany," syndicated na-
tionally through Para-
mount TV Prod., at the
age of ten drew car-
toons for the L. A.
Times Junior section
and won several prizes.
When he was 16 he
drew the sketches of
the Mickey Mouse doll
which was sold to Dis-
ney. He joined the Leon
Schlesinger studios,
starting as apprentice
artist and progressed to
director of "Merrie Melodies" and "Bugs
Bunny." "Time For Beany" hit the air in Feb.
1949 on KTLA.
JOHN B. CRON. national sales mgr. for the
NBC film div., attended
Princeton University be-
fore enlisting in the
U. S. Air Force during
World War II. Prior to
NBC, he served as as-
sistant film director of
CBS TV after a year as
gen. mgr. for Monogram
Pictures in the West In-
dies. Prior to that he
was a sales representa-
tive for Monogram In-
ternational. John's re-
sponsibilities include
the syndication of such
TV film properties as "Hopalong Cassidy,"
"Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Presents" and others.
985
TV PERSONALITIES
ISIDORE LINDENBAUM. president of Filmcraft
Prods, in Hollywood,
was formerly an at-
torney. In 1941 he was
.idmifted to practice be-
•ore the United States
Supreme Court. It was
shortly thereafter that
■.e became interested
:n television, so inter-
,^sted that he soon be-
gan devoting his full
time to the development
of Filmcraft. His com-
pany films the Groucho
Marx "You Bet Your
Life" series for NBC
and is also producing "Small Wonder." He is
known to clients and employees alike as
"Lindy.
Si?,N!S^-W»j>>J«-
WILLIAM VAN PRAAG. head of Van Praag
Prods., N. Y., produces
and directs both film
commercials and fea-
tures for television. He
has been associated
with Bray Studios, Jerry
Fairbanks, and was
president of General
Business Films. Prior to
forming his own com-
pany, he did some pio-
neer film work for NBC
TV. He served a three-
year hitch with the
U. S. Army during
World War II. Some of
Van's accounts are Ballantine Beer, Ford and
many others. He is the holder of the Interna-
tional Film Festival Award.
HERBERT SCHEFTEL, president of Telenews
Productions, Inc., N. Y.,
is also head of the
Great Plains TV Prop-
erties, Inc., having con-
struction permits for
stations in Duluth, Little
Rock and Sioux City.
Herb started out as a
member of the Stock
Exchange, but quickly
became interested in
the production of visual
news. At present Tele-
news is servicing some
100 stations, in addi-
tion to such features
OB "This Week in Sports," and "Sports Extra"
distributed by INS.
CHARLES W. CURRAN. president of Times
Square Productions,
Inc., worked as a mati-
nee projectionist in his
high-school days in Au-
burn, N. Y. The first
half of his business
life was spent as copy-
writer and account ex-
ecutive with leading
advertising agencies.
He has been engaged
in every phase of the
movie business from
production to exhibi-
tion. His play "Ad
Man" was made into a
feature by RKO-Radio. Charles is the writer
and publisher of "The Handbook of Motion
Pictures For Business Men."
JOHN F. HOWELL, director of sales and mer-
chandising for Para-
mount TV Prod., Inc.,
joined the organization
in 1950 with duties pri-
marily involved in the
•xploitation of Para-
noun t's "Time For
.'-eany." During World
War spent five years
.n the U. S. Marine
^yjrpB. attaining the
."ink of Major. Prior to
oining the Paramount
organization, John was
vice president of Ste-
phen Slesinger. John is
:.%•// Hi charge of the- notional syndication of
"Beany." "Wrestling from Hollywood," and
"H-, ' "' V"
LOUIS D. SNADER. president of Snader Tele-
scriptions, Corp., Calif.,
started in the movie
business via the real
estate end of it. He
bought and sold sev-
eral small motion pic-
ture theaters, then ex-
panded to the Midwest
and the West Coast.
Though he moved to
California to retire, it
was in 1948 that he
started to finance mo-
tion pictures, then
backed his original
"Fireside Theatre" for
television. Currently in production of a series
of 117 half-hour musical TV films, starring
Liberace.
986
• • •
TV PERSO N AL IT I ES
• • •
PETER F. ELGAR, head of Peter Elgar Produc-
tions, Inc., of New York,
is a Viennese and the
holder of three Ph. D.
degrees from well-
known continental uni-
versities. His firm con-
centrates on the pro-
duction of documentary,
educational and indus-
trial films, as well as
spot commercials for
use by television sta-
tions. He was associate
producer and director
of the famous "Mad-
chen in Uniform," one
of the all-time greats of the motion picture
industry. Peter has resided in Paris, Berlin,
Rome and Hollywood.
JOHN GUEDEL, producer and virs nrRsidpnt of
John Guedel Radio
Prod., Calif., is only a
V. p. because everyone
in the organization
holds the same title.
There is no president.
After various jobs, John
decided he wanted to
write and joined Hal
Roach where he wrote
"Our Gang" and "Lau-
rel & Hardy" shorts. He
was writing radio
scripts for a Los An-
geles agency and
while there, worked out
the formula for "Pull Over Neighbor," fore-
runner to "People Are Funny" on the air for
over 10 years on NBC.
MILTON BLINK, vice president and co-owner
of Standard Radio
Transcriptions, is also
executive v. p. of
United Television Pro-
grams. Educated at the
University of Michigan,
Milton was active in
college dramatics. He
acted in, and directed,
the Wisconsin Players
workshop series on
WIMS, Milwaukee. In
1933 he established and
became co-owner of
Standard Radio Trans.,
and has been with the
organization since. Early in 1951, together
with Standard's Gerald King, he organized
United TV Programs.
•
WILLIAM MIESEGAES. president of Transfilm,
Inc., was born in Lon-
don, and received his
education at Harrow
and in Switzerland. He
was associated with
the British firm of Mac-
laine, Watson & Co.,
for ten years, four of
which were spent with
the company's Far East-
ern office in Indonesia.
Filming a travelogue in
Mexico, in 1940, led
him into the motion pic-
ture business and even-
tually to the forming of
Transfilm, Inc. In 1951 his company produced
Gian-Carlo Menotti's "The Medium."
THE REV. JAMES K. FRIEDRICH. president of
Cathedral Films, was
quick to convert his
backlog of 40 religious
film productions for tele-
vision presentation. His
present plans call for
a complete new series
geared especially for
the sight-and-sound
medium. Frequent cross-
country tours and par-
ticipation in industry
workshops have estab-
lished him as an ex-
pert in the TV film field.
"I Beheld His Glory,"
one of Dr. Friedrich's best known productions,
was completed at a cost of $100,000 for
release during the Easter season.
•
ROBERT GROSS, executive producer and part-
ner of American Film
Producers, N. Y., was
production chief for the
U. S. Air Force Com-
bat Service during
World War II. In 1946
following the close of
the war, he formed the
present company with
L. A. Glesnes. Prior to
the war, Bob was re-
gional supervisor of
public relations for the
New York State Educa-
tion Department and
later chief of photog-
raphy for the N. Y. State Bureau of Publicity.
He was one of the first to standardize pack-
aging and labeling of TV commercials.
987
* • •
TV PERSONALITIES
• • •
NORMAN C. LINDQUIST. vice president and
director of TV of the
Atlas Film Corp., Oak
Park, 111., is a graduate
of De Paul University.
He originally started on
a professional musical
career, but this was in-
terrupted when he
joined the Navy. Upon
separation from Naval
Service, Norman joined
the TV advertising dept.
of Commonwealth Edi-
son Co. as copy writer.
He left Edison to be-
come V.P. and director
of TV Advertising Prods. He was associated
with the Malcolm-Howard Adv. agency as
director of TV.
JACK H. HOFFBERG. president of Hoffberg
Productions, Inc., is a
pioneer in the motion
picture business, start-
ing his career in 1914
in the early days of the
skyrocketing industry.
He was export man-
ager for Goldwyn Pic-
tures Corporation until
time of the merger with
Metro in 1924, leaving
to establish his own
firm. He was one of
the first to enter TV
production and distribu-
tion, dating back to
1940. Jack is now contemplating production
series of half hour adventure films in Europe.
PAUL PARRY, head of Paul Parry Productions
in Hollywood, entered
into production of TV
feature and spot com-
mercial films during the
early days of the tele-
vision industry. H i s
background includes
years of association
with major studios in
Hollywood and later in
the filming of corpora-
tion training films. Pres-
ently, Paul Parry Pro-
ductions is shaping for
the TV market a series
of TV program films of
a human interest-situation format titled "Cam-
eras & Models In Action."
DWIGHT W. WHITING, western sales man
ager of Consolidated
Television Sales, took
his present post in
April of 1952. He en-
tered television with
KTTV, Los Angeles as
an account executive.
Prior to KTTV, he was
associated with KAGH,
Pasadena, and Conde
Nast Publications, Inc.,
serving with both or-
ganizations as account
executive. Dwight later
served with the Army
Air Force during World
War II, Upon release from the Army, he
graduated from the Babson Institute of Busi-
ness Administration.
BOB LONGENECKER, president of Telepak and
head of his own artist
^jgency in Hollywood,
joined the Kiesewetter
Advertising Agency fol-
lov/ing his graduation
from Penn State Col-
lege. He joined CBS as
producer - director for
KNX in Hollywood, and
later served as head of
the radio - TV depart-
ments for both Myron
Selznick Agency and
Sam Jaffee. Radio's
"Family Theatre" suc-
cess story includes
-;c-di: for Bob's pioneer work and production
with Father Patrick Peyton.
ROBERT H. REID. TV sales manager for Inter-
national News Service,
started the development
of news tape for TV
way back in 1946. Fol-
lowing graduation from
Cornell University, Bob
embarked on a Wall St.
career with E. A. Pierce
& Co. He organized
Radio Chart in 1938, a
radio log page for
daily newspapers. Bob
joined the INS sales
staff, leaving two years
later to enter the Army
Signal Corps. Upon dis-
charge, he returned to INS as assistant sales
mgr. and two years later was named to his
present post.
988
• • •
TV PERSONALITIES
• • •
EDWARD J. LAMM, president of Pathescope
Co. of America, Inc.,
entered the industrial
film business by form-
ing Advertising Film
Associates in 1933, and
six years later took
over Pathescope. Dur-
ing the war years, he
produced a great many
training and orientation
films for the Navy and
other government agen-
cies. The company pro-
duces industrial and
educational films, TV
commercials and TV
programs. Ed has been active in the formation
of the Film Producers Assn. of N. Y.
PAUL F. HEARD, president of Paul F. Heard,
Inc., attended Lawrence
College, (Appleton,
Wise.) and the Univer-
sity of Minnesota. He
was production super-
visor in the Visual Edu-
cation Department of
the University of Min-
nesota. Paul has been
associated with Metho-
dist Church Headquar-
ters as director of films,
and also served as film
evaluator, United Na-
tions Central Training
Film Committee in
Washington, D. C. He is a member of many
film associations.
J. R. BRAY, president of Bray Studios, New
York City, produces
educational films for
schools, hospitals, and
the Armed Forces train-
ing programs. He be-
gan as an artist on the
Detroit Evening News
and later became asso-
ciated with the Brook-
lyn Daily Eagle. In
1905 he invented and
developed the animated
motion picture cartoon
processes and intro-
duced the first ani-
mated cartoon in thea-
ters. John produced a large number of train-
ing films for the U. S. Government during
World War II.
DAVID L PINCUS. president of Caravel Films,
N. Y., established the
firm with two partners
in 1923. He was set de-
signer for the old Uni-
versal Studios in Coy-
tesville, N. J. After a
period as manager of
the educational dept.
for Fox, making films
for Cunard and others,
Dave joined Lejaren A.
Hiller, and when Kill-
er's studio became part
of Underwood & Under-
wood he went along.
He is v.p. of the Film
Producers Assn. and co-chairman of the Film
and TV committee cf the N. Y. Board of Trade.
RALPH COHN. V.P. and general manager of
Screen Gems, Inc., sub-
sidiary of Columbia Pic-
tures, received his in-
itial training in the mo-
tion picture production
field as executive pro-
ducer at Darmour
Studios and Columbia.
He was associated with
Mary Pickford and
Buddy Rogers in Tri-
angle Prods, prior to
serving in the U. S.
Army. Ralph returned
to Columbia, remaining
until he formed Tele-
films, Inc. and Telespots. The following year
he joined Screen Gems as gen. mgr. and was
elected V.P. late in 1952.
CARL DUDLEY, president of Dudley TV Corp.,
and Dudley Pictures
Corp., produces indus- - ..~~™»»»«|
trial, travel, education ^
and television films for
both commercial and
entertainment use.
While working as a
writer in the shorts sub-
jects department at
Warner Brothers Studio,
he obtained the Santa
Fe Railroad as his first
account and thus be-
gan to set hmself up
in business. Today Dud-
ley TV Corp. does the ^
commercials for the "I Love Lucy show,
"Judge Dunhill" and many others.
989
TV PERSON ALITI ES
W. WALLACE ORR. piesident of Tel Ra Pro-
ductions, is a pioneer
in the production of
^^^^ sports films for televi-
^^^^^^^ sion. Prior to establish-
^^^^^HL ing Tel Ra, he was vice
^B ^% president of the N. W.
^^m . Ayer Agency and
WW 'T" 3 acted in a supervisory
vli^ ^3r m capacity for several na-
X^RjI^V^Bf tionol accounts. Wally
^^■^^^^3^^^ was responsible for the
^H^HhjI^^H introduction of the At-
^^B ^B^^^H l^ntic Refining Com--
^^^B f\^^^H pany sports broadcast-
IHHk m^a^^^M jng program in 1936,
including the procure-
ment of football, baseball and basketball rights
for presentation on the air.
PHILIP N. KRASNE. co-owner of Gross-Krasne,
Inc., Calif., was form-
erly a barrister. He be-
came engaged in inde-
pendent motion picture
production and began
to produce the "Charlie
Chan" series of mov-
ies. In association with
Fred Ziv, he acquired
the rights and began
filming "The Cisco
Kid." In 1950 as presi-
dent of Cisco Kid Pic-
tures, sold his interest
in the company to Ziv
TV. Gross-Krasne, Inc.,
have completed 26 "Big Town" pictures for
TV under the sponsorship of Lever Bros.
MARC FREDERIC, general manager of the
TeeVe Company, Cali-
fornia, produces the
quarter-hour show "Lit-
tle Theatre." This is
the program with the
two O. Henry type vig-
nettes, in which the
real punchy climax
^^ comes at the very close.
r^J^H Marc joined forces with
J^K Gifford Phillips and
"♦^^^^H Ludlow Flower, Jr.,
^1^ ^^H owners of this company
^1 ^^M and used his knowl-
^^ ^^" edge of merchandising
gained in the retail
Dusiness lo successfully put this program on
the air In 42 cities within two years.
HENRY USHIJIMA. head of motion picture and
television services at
George W. Colburn
Laboratory, Inc., (Chi-
cago) began working at
M-G-M while still a stu-
dent at the University
of California. After
graduating from
UCLA's School of Busi-
ness Administration, he
was offered a full-time
position in the M-G-M
sound department.
Later he became a cam-
eraman, and joined the
staff of Columbia Pic-
tures. During the war he made films for the
United States Navy and the OWL
I
SAUL I. TURELL, president of Sterling Televi-
sion Co., is a native
New Yorker. He at-
tended City College of
N. Y. From 1942-46 he
wos in the Army and
served in the South Pa-
cific. After his dis-
charge, Saul joined Of-
ficial Films. He organ-
ized Sterling Films in
1946 in partnership
with Robert Rhoades.
The primary business
was in the home movie,
educational field, but
in 1949 when Bemice
Coe joined Sterling, a television department
wa« set up, which proved a major factor in
the Sterling progress.
HAL ROACH JR., vice-president of Hal Roach
Studio, Calif., is also
president of the Acad-
emy of TV Arts &
Sciences. He has been
film editor, writer and
director. Hal now pro-
duces "My Little Mar-
gie," "Racket Squad"
and "Trouble With
Father." Hal served
with the Army Air
Corps during World
War II. The Hal Roach
Studio is the only one
in Hollywood still be-
ing operated by the
man who built it, Hal
itself produces "Amos 'n' Andy" for CBS and
"Life of Riley" for NBC.
Roach. The studio
990
TV PERSONALITIES
VICTOR KAYFETZ, head of Victor Kayfetz
Prods., Inc., N. Y. C,
established the firm in
1946. He served with
the U. S. Army Pictorial
Service in India and
Burma during World
War II. Prior to the
war, he was writer-
photographer for pic-
ture magazines, which
took him to India and
the Virgin Islands. With
the advent of TV, he
moved to Hollywood,
Cal., and produced one
of the first films spe-
cially made for TV for Vallee- Video, Inc., sub-
sequently returning to the East to continue TV
production.
AL BUFFINGTON, was "campus commentator"
on WJSV, Washington,
D. C. (now WTOP)
while attending the
American University.
After graduation Al
joined WCAO, Balti-
more, and later became
associated with WFBR
in the same city. He
served as a lieutenant
in the U. S. Navy dur-
ing World War II. Upon
discharge Al estab-
lished his own radio
production company in
1946, and syndicated
the "Quiz of Two Cities" in 30 cities through-
out the country. In 1948 Al opened a branch
office in Hollywood, Calif.
^^^f^^
NATHAN SOBEL. president of Cineffects, Inc.,
N. Y., is also part
owner of Color Service,
Inc., in association with
Robert Crane. He has
been associated with
Consolidated Film In-
dustries, Advance
Trailer and Du-Art Film
Labs. He became ex-
perienced in production
problems, animation,
special effects, with the
firm of Audio Produc-
tions. In November of
1939 he started, and
presently owns, his
own special effects, animation, art title, and
insert studio known as Cineffects, Inc.
JOHN A. NORLING. president of Loucks &
Nor ling Studios, Inc.,
N. Y., established the
firm with Arthur H.
Loucks in 1923, and
since that time has pro-
duced over a 1000 film
subjects. He pioneered
in stereoscopic motion
picture research start-
ing in 1921, and in 1933
produced three - dimen-
sional anaglyph motion
pictures released by
MGM. He is the author
of technical articles on
cinematographic sub-
jects in general, including animation, trick
photography and three-dimensional photog-
raphy.
BERNARD HOWARD, president of Academy
Film Productions, Inc.,
Chicago, took his pres-
ent post in 1950. He
has been associated
with Arthur Meyeroff &
Co., W. E. Long Co.,
Malcolm - Howard and
CBS as writer-producer-
director. While he had
his own radio-TV pro-
duction firm, serving as
packager and consult-
ant to many agencies,
he sold a network pro-
gram idea, called
"Name The Movie" to
Roche, Williams 5e Cleary, which was aired
for 26 weeks out of Hollywood.
SETH (TOM) BAILEY, president of Tom Bailey
Prods., Inc., Tucson,
Ariz., was formerly a
newspaperman. He left
the Chicago-Herald
Tribune in 1939 to write
for magazines, and
since that time has sold
over 700 short stories
and novelettes. Three
years ago Tom became
interested in the mak-
ing of films for TV, and
together with Charles
Herbert launched the
Southwestern Motion
Picture and TV Corp.
In 1952, Tom organized his present company,
currently producing "The Sagebrush Kids."
991
• •
TV PERSONALITIES
• • •
IRVING MACK, president ol Filmack Trailer
Co. of Chicago and
New York, organized
the company thirty-four
years ago. at the age
of 24, due to the lack
of special trailer com-
panies in the Midwest.
He attended Wendell
Phillips High School
and while still in his
teens became assistant
publicity director of
White City Amusement
Park. Prior to Filmack,
he was associated with
the Universal F"ilm
Company as publicity manager. His three sons
ore all part of Filmack Studios of Chicago.
ROBERT ANGUS, president of Volcano Pro-
ductions, Inc., Calif.,
and General Service
Studios, has covered in
his extensive experi-
ence nearly every facet
of the industry. He was
a script writer at Fox,
until he joined the edi-
torial department at
Columbia and subse-
quently wrote "Ar-
mored Car Robbery" ' , ^j^ \
for RKO. During the ' ^"^
war Angus served with
the U. S. Army Signal
Corps Photographic
Center as film editor of "Army-Navy Screen
Magazine," "G. I. Movie Weekly" and others.
LINDSLEY PARSONS, independent film pro-
ducer who releases
through Allied Artists
Productions, Inc., is a
former newspaperman.
Following his gradua-
tion from the University
of California, he joined
the old Los Angeles
City News Service. In
1931 he joined Mono-
gram motion picture
production organization,
as a one man publicity
department, later writ
ing western films, and
then producer. In his
cajfefcf us producer, he has launched such
stellar players as Marjorie Reynolds and
Gale Storm.
FREDERICK A. NILES, vice president in charge
of motion pictures and
TV of Kling Studios, is
a graduate of the U. of
Wisconsin. During the
war, Fred served in the
Information Education
Division of the War
■Dept. A civilian again,
he joined WAAF, Chi-
cago as news editor.
Next step was to Kling,
where he originated the
video division in 1947.
He steered the way
from one account to
more than a hundred,
from TV spots to TV shows, and from
skeleton staff to one of the nation's largest.
HERMAN HACK, president of Hack Produc-
tions, Calif., has spent
twenty seven years as
an actor, stunt-man and
double for many stars
in motion pictures, prior
to his producing religi-
ous youth films. He not
only writes, produces,
directs and stars in his
pictures, he also edits,
distributes and even
presents his film before
' 1, audiences on occasions.
v. He teaches Sunday
School in his spare
time. Herman is widely
''-■■■' ^- Frontier Parson," the cowboy
>/ho cjjij«,-B a bible Info action instead of a
jtan.
BEN GRADUS. president of International Movie
Producers' Service is
also president of Ben
Gradus Studios. He pro-
duced and directed the
first important film
about TV, "Television
Today," for CBS in 1949.
He is currently produc-
ing a series of films on
the subject of tolerance
projected for TV pro-
grams, regarding the
Puerto Ricans in the
U. S. Among the prod-
ucts for which he pro-
duces TV spots are Vi-
talis, Goodrich, Arrid and others. Ben is mar-
ried and has a son and daughter.
992
TVPERSONALITIES
GILBERT A. RALSTON, co-producer with Arthur
Ripley of Sovereign Pro-
ductions, Inc., CaHf.,
was born and reared
in the sunny state. He
has been associated
with the NBC network
as writer-director, later
joining Compton Adver-
tising Inc., as manager
of night-time radio for
the agency. He joined
Procter & Gamble Pro-
ductions, Inc., as execu-
tive producer, following
with Screen Televideo
Productions as pro-
ducer. The year 1952 brought Gil to Sovereign
Productions in his present post.
HARVEY CORT. president of Olio Video Pro-
ductions, Inc., N. Y. C,
is a graduate of New
York University with a
BA degree. He wrote
and directed dramatic
and special events pro-
grams for WNYC, later
joining WHN as assist-
ant station manager.
While in the Army dur-
ing the war, Harvey
produced radio shows
for the Sixth Service
Command, and pro-
duced theatrical and
athletic programs with
amputee and paraplegic veterans. He formed
Olio Video to distribute features and westeriis
to TV stations.
!;ai|?^ 1^
SHAMUS CULHANE. president of Shamus Cul-
hane Prods., Inc.,
started as an animator
^ ^^^^^^>^ ^^ 1924. He has worked
HSI^^Wl^ on more than 250 ani-
f 1^ mated pictures for all
of the major Hollywood
^ movie studios. He was
with the Walt Disney
/'iiiL,^ ' Studio for five years as
a pantomime specialist
on such pictures as
"Snow White," "Pinno-
chio" and the "Pluto"
series. He has credits
on two Academy
Award feature pictures.
Shamus established his own studio six years
ago and is now primarily engaged in making
TV commercials.
ARMAND L. SCHAEFER, president of Flying
A Pictures, Inc., is also
executive producer of
Range Rider Produc-
tions, and S.H.A. Com-
pany. He entered the
motion picture business
v/ith Mack Sennett, film
comedy pioneer, as a
property man. Rapid
progress brought Arm-
and to many movie stu-
dios as director. He be-
came a producer on the
first Gene Autry serial
for Mascot, and wrote
the original story for
the picture, "Tumbhng Tumbleweeds." Arm.-
and took his present post in 1950.
VINCENT J. NOLA. owner of Nolo Studios,
Inc., N. Y. C, studied
voice in Buffalo, N. Y.,
as a youngster, later
moving to N. Y. C, to
resume his studies and
establish himself as a
vocal coach. He estab-
lished 16 studios at
Steinway Hall, equip-
ping some of these with
recording facilities. The
operation was such a
success, he acquired 17
more in the WMCA
Bldg., six of which are
fully equipped for pro-
duction of tape, and disc transcriptions. His
Ic est venture is motion pictures for TV.
HENRY BROWN, president of Atlas Television
Corporation, N. Y., es-
tablished the organiza-
tion in 1948. He is a
native New Yorker and
attended City College
of N. Y. and Columbia
University. He has
been in the motion pic-
ture business over
twenty-five years as an
exhibitor, owner of a
chain of theatres in
N. Y. and N. J., and
producer of motion pic-
tures. Henry has col-
lected a vast library of
features, westerns and other subjects, which
Atlas now distributes to most TV markets.
993
* *
TV PERSONALITIES
• • •
WILBUR STREECH. owner of Wilbur Streech
Productions, N. Y., is a
graduate of U.C.L.A. in
his native Southern
Calif. He entered the
animation field as a
member of Walt Dis-
ney's staff. Will entered
the Army where he or-
oanized animation pro-
duction as a captain
111 the Signal Corps. On
release from service, he
became a partner in
Triangle Films, which
was then producing a
series of one-reel ani-
mated musicals for Universal. After completion
of Ihis series, he formed his present firm.
HALSEY BARRETT, eastern sales manager oi
Consolidated TV Sales,
is a graduate of Har-
vard Business School.
After a brief stint with
a Wall Street brokerage
firm, Halsey joined
WOR as a sales pro-
motion man. He has
been associated with
WNEW as promo-
tion manager and in
1940 joined Tide maga-
zine. He left there to ^^^ '"^^f i^^l^:^.
join the Navy in De-
cember 1941. Following
his discharge he joined
CBS TV, later moved to DuMont, and a year
ago was named to his present post with
Consolidated.
FRED FELDKAMP. managing editor of The
__ March of Time, did
! i I' ■ilF<' sports correspondence
while in prep school
and sold a short story
to the New Yorker at
the age of 17. After
college, Fred worked
for the Brooklyn Eagle
;nd contributed to
-..agazines ranging from
Asia to Vogue. He
served three years as
a Marine combat cor-
respondent. A civilian
again, Fred joined
Time, Inc., in 1945, as
a Life text editor and two years later moved
to The March of Time, taking his present post
last year.
ROBERT GUGGENHEIM. JR.. leccntly named
gen. mgr. of Major Tele-
vision Productions, Inc.,
Culver City. Calif.,
joined the company
after four years as
head of NBC TV's film
-frpt. at KNBH, Holly-
■ood. Prior to that he
/as in the U. S. Naval
Reserve for 42 months
and was discharged as
a lieutenant com-
mander. Before joining
the Navy, he was as-
sociated with CBS at
KNX, Twentieth Century
tox and David O. Selznick Productions. Before
jcining the entertainment field he was an
BERNARD J. PROCKTER, president of Prockter
Productions, Inc., at-
tended the Universities
of Chicago and Wiscon-
sin. From 1929 to 1934
he was assistant na-
tional program director
of CBS, where he de-
veloped and supervised
the "Bing Crosby
Show," "Morton
Downey," "Kate Smith"
program and many
others. The next two
years found him as
supervisor of CBS
owned stations, then he
joined Biow Company as director of ladio, re-
signing in 1944 to form his own company.
ROBERT W. SCHOFIELD. head of the TV fea
ture and commercial
film department for
Telenews Productions
joined the company n
February 1951. Since
that time Bob h s
turned out commercials
for numerous accounts
including Esso, Wheat-
ies and Tintair, as well
as sequences for "We
the People," and others.
Prior to joining Tele-
news, he was with the
March of Time, for
whom he produced doc-
umentaries, and after a brief period was
promoted to production manager.
994
TV PERSONALITIES
PAUL RAIBOURN. V.P. of Paramount Pictures
Corporation, heads up
the company's video in-
terest as president of
Paramount TV Produc-
tions, Inc. His early sur-
veys of TV's potentiali-
ties led to Paramount's
profitable 1938 invest-
ment in Du Mont Labs,
as well as to the estab-
lishment of KTLA in
1942. Paul joined Para-
mount in 1921 and rap-
idly attained a reputa-
tion as an analyst of
boxoffice values in re-
lation to costs and public psychology in the
entertainment industry.
REUB KAUFMAN, president of Guild Films is
a veteran ad agency
man of twenty-two
years. He entered the
TV film business in
1950 because his agen-
cies "live" program
headaches convinced
him that films were the
ultimate answer to prof-
itable television pro-
gramming. Reub re-
signed as president of
Snader Telescriptions
early in 1952 and or-
ganized Guild Films as
a film packaging and
distributing organization. He got into produc-
tion with the "Liberace" show in January 1953.
LYLE DeMOSS. film buyer of WOW and WOW-
TV, Omaha, is a pio-
neer of radio and TV,
starting his radio ca-
reer 30 years ago. Be-
fore joining the staff of
WOW as production
manager in 1937, Lyle
served at several Ne-
braska stations. After
joining WOW, he did a
great deal of on-the-air
work in addition to his
duties, as a result of
which his voice became
well known to mid-
western audiences. In
1949 when WOW-TV emerged, Lyle became
its program director, and later became as-
sistant general manager of WOW, Inc.
JACK J. GROSS, in partnership with Philip
Krasne, of Gross-
Krasne, Inc., Calif., has
been a producer at
Universal and RKO,
producing some of Hol-
lywood's biggest box-
office successes. While
a student in N. Y. C,
the place of his birth,
his desire was to be
around show people.
His family moved to
the midwest where
Jack joined Maupin's
Chautauqua concert or-
chestra, later assuming
the post of theatre manager in Eldorado, Kans.
Still later he became western division mgr.
of the RKO theatres.
WILSON M. TUTTLE. has recently been made
president and member
of the board of direc-
tors of United Televi-
sion Programs, Inc.,
newly associated with
Gross - Krasne Prods.,
Inc., and Studio Films,
Inc., under the UPf
banner. Bill recently re-
signed as V. P. in
charge of radio and
TV and a member of
the board of Ruthrauff
& Ryan. Bill had been
associated with A. &
S. Lyons, Inc., as head
of the firm's N. Y. office, where his major job
was creating, building and selling package
shows.
STUART REYNOLDS, head of Reynolds Pro-
ductions, Calif., is one
of the very few adver-
tising men active in TV
film production and
sales. He was formerly
with Lord & Thomas,
B.B.D. & O, Erwin
Wasey, General Mills,
and the Don Lee Broad-
casting System. Stuart
has sold television film
programs on a regional
and local basis to such
clients as Sunkist,
Rainier Beer and many
others. Headquartering
on the West Coast, Stuart is a frequent com-
muter between New York City and Beverly
Hills.
995
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Large Screen
Laboratories
Screening Rooms
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Puppet Makers
Cartoon Producers
Color Processes
Background Processes
Ventilation Equipment
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l.arji'o Screen
Projectors
Gcnrrml Precision Laboratory, Inc., 63 Bedford Rd.
Fleas:iniville. N. Y.
Radio Corporation of America, Camden, N. J.
S.O.S. Cinema Supply Corp., 602 West 52nd St.
Niw York. N. Y.
Lenses
Advance Projection Tlieaters, Inc., 729 Seventh
Ave., New^ York 19, N. Y.
itallantyne Co., 1707 Davenport St., Omaha 2.
Nebr.
Brenkert Light Ptojection, Co., 6545 St. Antolne
Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Century Projector Corp., 729 7th Ave., New York,
N. Y.
Camera Equipment Co., 1600 Broadway, New
York,. N. Y.
BauHch & Lomb Optical Co., 739 St. Paul St.,
Rochesler. N. Y.
Cuniera Kquipment Co., 1600 Broadway, New
Y..rk.. N. Y.
Century Projector Corp., 729 7th Avenue. New
York. N. Y.
l>«»Vry Corp.. 1111 Armita^e Ave.. Chicagro. 111.
National Theatre Supply, 92 Gold St.. New York.
N. Y
ProJe<tion Optics Co., Inc., 330 Lyell Avenue.
Rochester. N. Y.
Rajtone Screen Corp., 165 Clermont Ave.. Brook-
lyn 5. N. T.
Spot and Flood
Lamps
Adams L.iu;muig, Inc., 48 W. 27th St.. New York,
N. Y.
Amplex Corp., Ill Water St.. Brooklyn 1, N. Y.
Ariel Davis Supply Co., 373 West South Temple,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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• • • TV SERVICE FIRMS * • •
Best DcTices ^o., Inc., 3459 W. 104th St.. Cleve-
land 11. O.
Capitol Stage Lighting Co., 527 W. 45th St.. New
York. N. Y.
4^oinpco Corp., 2251 W. St. Paul Avenue. Chicago
47. 111.
DeVry Corp., 1111 Armitag^e Ave., Chicago. III.
General Electric Co., Nela Park, Cleveland. O.
International Projector Corp., 65 LaFrance Ave.,
Bloomfield, N. J.
Kliegl Bros., 321 W. 50th St.. New York, N. Y.
Metropolitan Scenic Studios, Inc., 1611 Davenport
St., Omaha 2, Nebraska.
Mitchell Camera Corp., 666 West Harvard St.,
G-lendale 4. Calif.
Motiograph, Inc., 4431 W. Lake St., Chicago 24.
111.
National Theater Supply, 92 Gold St., New York,
N. Y.
Radiant Lamp Corp., 300 Jeliff Ave.. Newark 8.
N. J.
S.O.S. Cinema Supply Corp., 602 W. 52nd St.. New
York 19. N. Y.
Strong Electric Corp., 87 Park Avenue, Toledo, O.
Sylvania Electric Products Co., 500 Fifth Avenue.
New York. N. Y.
Wenzel Projector Co., 2505 S. State St.. Chicago
16, 111.
Westinghouse Electric Corp., Lamp Division,
Bloomfield. N. J.
Radio Corp. of America, Camden, N. J.
Carpets
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., 140 Madison Ave..
New York, N. Y.
Goodall Fabrics, Inc., 525 Madison Ave., New
York, N. Y.
Hardwick & Magee Co., Lehigh Ave. & 7th St.,
Philadelphia 33, Pa.
A. & M. Karagheusian, Inc., 295 5th Ave., New
York, N. Y.
James Lees & Sons Co., Bridgeport, Montgomery
County, Pa.
C. H. Masland & Sons, Carlisle, Pa.
Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet Co., 295 5th
Ave., New York 16. N. Y.
Background
Processes
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Acme Film Laboratories. Inc.
1161 N. Highland Ave. (38) Hillside 7471
Anderson. Howard A.
1611 Cosmo St Hudson 2-1247
CInocolor, Inc.
2800 S. Olivo St., Burbank. . .ROckwell 9-1126
Cinema Research
7000 Romaine, Hollywood (38).HUdson 2-7464
Consolidated Films Industries, Inc.
959 Seward St HOllywood 9-1441
Dunningcolor Corp.
932 N. La Brea Ave GRanite 3174
Mercer, Ray
4241 Normal Ave OLympia 8436
Pacific Title & Art Studio
6350 Santa Monica Blvd . . . . HEmpstead 5611
Pathe Laboratories. Inc.
6828 Santa Monica Blvd. .. HOllywood 9-3901
Rabin, Jack
7324 Santa Monica GLadstone 4126
Technicolor Motion Picture Corp.
6311 Romaine St GRanite 1101
Telefex
5919 Sunset Blvd PL. 7-0780
Williams Film Labs.
1040 N. McCadden Place Hillside 8131
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Arnir Film I^ihonitnrios, Inr.
IUJI N. Hiu'hlaml Ave. CJS) Hillside 7471
AMoriat«>d Film I.tiltonitories
r>tUl HollywiKui Hlvd., Hollywood (28)
Hillside 8195
rinrcolor Corp.
•-\S0(.' S. Olive Ave.. Burbank . . ROckwell 91126
rolDrtihln rirtiires I^aborntory
144.T N. Reaehwood Drive (28)
GLadstone 5122
Conaoliilatptl Film IncliistripR
S»5J» Seward St. (.IS) HOllywood 9-1441
Uunnlncrolor Corp. Motion Tic. Lab.
0.12 La Brea Ave.. (.'JS) GRanite 3174
KaKtman Kmhik rrocrssiiiK Luborntor)'
1017 N. Las Palmas Av.. CIS)
GLad.stone 7151
Flom Color
no."} N. El Centre Ave., Hollywood
GRanite 9559
Hollywood Film Enterprises. Inc.
fiOOO Sunset Blvd. (28) Hillside 2181
lliinRerford Labs., Inr.
♦l.f.'T Siiiiii Monica. Hollywood. . HUdson 2-.3237
Wereer, Ray
4241 Normal Ave. (27) OLympia 8436
Modern .MovieN, Inc.
»i018 Fonntain Ave., Hollywood (28)
HEmpstead 1744
Patlie I.aboratnrle8, Inc.
8823 Santa Monica Blvd.. (38)
Hollywood 9-3961
Peerless Film ProceHHing Corp., 959 SewarxJ St.,
Hollywood Hillside 7156
Pre«-ihion Film I^aboratoricH, Inc.
HOT s. RolH-rmon Blvd. f .'15 I . . BRadshaw 2-2340
ProdurerH Pbotoeraphic Laboratorj', Inc.
860 N. Fairfax (46) WHitney 4962
Klcbterw Film Lnb.
1715 N. Mariposa Ave.. (27) . .OLympia 3215
Technicolor Blot Inn Picture Corp.
6:n 1 Rotnriinf St.. CiH) GRanite 1101
Telefilm. Inc.
• in.tw HoM.vwoo'l Blvd. (28) . . HOllywo-od 9-7205
WilliamH Film Laboratories
1040 N. McCaddon PI. (36) Hillside 8131
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.
Rail Film I>aboratory
1256 Howard St UNderhill 1-8638
f'ommerriiil Filnt KtitcrpriHCH
125 Hydf; St ORdway 3-9162
Mtttinn Picture 8«rvlee Co.
J 25 Hyde St ORdway 3-9162
Mulllcbrome I^aboratories
760 Goujfh St HEmlock 1-6567
Palmer, U. A.. Films, Inc.
61 1 Howard St YUko 6-5961
Kklnner, C. K., Manufacturing Co.
294 Turk St ORdway 6909
COLOHADO SPRINGS, COLO.
Aleiander Film Co.
A U-xTiuficr Film BIdr 4200
WASHINGTON, D. C.
....... ii.e.
1220 WlscoDfin Ave.. N. W DUpont 1800
ATLANTA, GA.
Paramount News l>aboratory
-.i^*. ^*'l'^" Si- ^'- W CYpreM 1636
Htrlckland Film Co.
220 I'harr Kd.. N.E CHerokee 5317
CHICAGO, ILL.
.Vtliis Film Corp.
1111 S. Blvd.. Oak Park AUstin 7-8620
Hell and Howell Co.
7100 McCormick Lincolnwood
AMbassador 2-1600
Cbicncro Film Laboratories, tno.
1333 Belmont Ave ..Bittersweet 8-6780
Crescent Film Labs.
7510 N. ABhIand AMbassador 2-5000
Filmack Laboratories
1327 S. Wabash Ave HArrison 7-3395
Wildint; Picture Productions, Inc.
1345 W. Argryle St LOngrbeach 1-8410
DES MOINES, lA.
General Pictures Productions
Kempto Rd 3-8276
Parrot Fi'ms Studio
1700 Keo Way 2-4211
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Harfllms, Inc.
600 Barrone St MAgnolia 1744
IVIntion Picture Advertising Service Co., Ine.
1032 Carondelet St MAgnolia 4546
BALTIMORE, MD.
Alpha Film Laboratories
6000 Pimlico Road Liberty 6216
BOSTON, MASS.
Ambuter Motion Picture Co.
42 Melrose Ave HAncock 6-1158
Master Motion Picture Co.
50 Piedmont St HAncock 6-3592
DETROIT, MICH.
-lam Handy Organization
2821 E. Grand Blvd TRinity 2-2450
Metro|>olitau Motion Picture Co.
121 Fisher Bldg TRinity 5-4266
Wilding Picture Productions, Inc.
4925 Cadieux St TUxedo 2-4600
ST. PAUL, MINN.
Keid H. Kay Film Industries
2269 Ford Parkway EMerson 139.'i
KANSAS CITY, MO.
The Calvin Co.
1105 Truman Rd Harrison 6446
FORT LEE, N. J.
Consolidated Film Industries
Main St FOrt Lee 8-3400
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Ace Film Laboratories (Warner Bros.)
1277 E. 14th St., B'klyn ESplanade 7-8700
('ircle Film Laboratories, Inc.
;;.'{ W. fiOth St COhimbus 5-218C'
Consolidated Film Industries,
IHv. of Republic Pictures Corp.
1 740 Broadway JUdson 6-1700
Fort Lee. N. J FOrt Lee 8-3400
DeLuxe Laboratories, Inc. (80th Century-Fox)
850 Tenth Ave , Circle 7-3220
llu-Art Film Laboratories, Inc.
245 W. 55th St PLaza 7-4580
Filmlab, Inc.
1 26 W. 4Gth St Luxemburg 2-2863
GiifJanti Film Laboratories, Inc.
630 Ninth Ave COlumbus 5-5530
Major Film Laboratories, Inc.
663 Eleventh Ave Circle
1000
• • •
LABORATORIES — TV SERVICE FIRMS
• • •
IVIalcoIm Laboratories Corp
244 W. 49th St Circle 6-3150
Mecca Film Laboratories, Inc.
630 Ninth Ave Circle 6-6290
Mercury Film Laboratories, Inc.
723 Seventh Ave Circle 5-4930
Movielab Film Laboratories
619 W. 54th St JUdson 6-0360
National Screen Service Corp.
1600 Broadway Circle 6-5700
Paramount Laboratory
Sixth & Pierce Sts., Astoria
RAvenswood 8-8000
I'aramount News Laboratory
Office: 544 W. 43rd St LOngacre 3-4300
Pathe Industries, Inc.
105 E. 106th St TRafalgar 6-1120
Peerless Film Processing Corp.
165 W. 46th St., New York . . . .PLaza 7-3630
Precision Film Laboratories
21 W. 46th St JUdson 2-3970
Producers Laboratories, Inc.
457 W. 46th St Circle 6-5232
Rainbovvlab, Inc.
619 W. 45th St JUdson 6-0360
Star Safety Film
630 Ninth Ave Circle 6-0888
Tri Art Color Corp.
245 W. 55th St PLaza 7-4580
CLEVELAND, O.
Escar Motion Picture Service, Inc.
7315 Carnegrie Ave ENdicott 1-2707
Motion Picture Productions, Inc.
620 W. Superior Ave PRospect 1-4900
PORTLAND, ORE.
Western Color Films
1536 S. E. 11th EMpire 2139
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Keswick, Harold W.
1017 W. Allegheny Ave SAgramore 2-7534
llausman. Ward B.
1029 W. Rising Sun RAdclifl 6-2964
Mews Reel Laboratory
1733 Sansom St RIttenhouse 6-3892
Welsh, Charles E.
2661 S. Felton Ave SAratoga 9-8884
DALLAS, TEX.
Jamieson Film Co.
3825 Bryant TEnison 3-8158
Southwest Film Laboratory, Inc.
2015 Young Riverside 6782
Variety Pictures, Inc.
3825 Bryant TEnison 8158
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
Artis Studios
David Keith Bldg 5-5592
MILWAUKEE, WISC.
Film Arts Corp.
1032 N. 6th St DAly 8-5670
Raw Stock
Ansco
Ansco Division of General Aniline & Film Corp..
Binghamton, N. Y.: 405 Lexington Ave..
MUrray Hill 6-0555, New Y'ork 19, N. Y.; 6424
Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 9-2918. Holly-
wood 38, California.
DuPont
I. E. du Pont de Nemours and Co. (Inc.),
Photo Products Division, Wilmington, Del.:
6656 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:
6700 Santa Monica Blvd.. Hillside 6131. HoHy-
wood 38, Calif.; 6040 N. Pulaski Rd., IRving
8-4064. Chicago. 111.
Geva«rt Co. of America
423 W. 55th St JUdson 6-2770
Storage Vaults
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
Bekins Van & Storage Co.
1025 N. Highland Ave Hollywood 9-8181
Lyons Van & Storage Co.
1950 S. Vermont REpublic 1-3131
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
Lloyds Film Storage Corp.
729 Seventh Ave COlumbus 5-5400
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• • •
LABORATORIES — TV SERVICE FIRMS
• • •
l^toek Shot Libraries
Cartoon Producers
LOS AyCELES, CALIF.
CMnfrm Craft Audio VImiiU Saleti & Rentals Co.
1153 N. HiKlilan.l Ave HOllywood 9-6808
Idml Pictures Corp.
•:408 W. 7lh Si Dunkirk 7-8228
Indrpriident Film Library
o o Hal Roach Studios. Culver City
TExas 0-2761
Merrrr, Ray A Co.
4'J41 Normal Ave.. (27) OLympia 8436
Wild Life Film Co.
6161 Strohm. N, Hollywood STanley 7-6846
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Advance Film Llbrarieg
729 Seventh Ave Circle 6-6873
Lloyds Film Library
7'J9 Seventh Ave COlumbus 5-6400
MUm Plltn Library
•7-29 Seventh Ave COlumbus 5-6400
RKO I'athe. Inc.
106 E. 106th St SAcramento 2-2600
Stock Shots Inlimited, Inc.
1600 Broadway PLaza 7-0878
Stone Film Library
■■'"' ^^'- 7."Jrd St ENdicott 2-6494
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The largest collection of costumes and an
experienced personnel with special train-
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3 WEST 61st STREET
NEW YORK CITY
Telephone PLoza 7-5800
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
Disney, Walt
2400 W. Alameda, Burbank . . ROckwell 9-3461
Glenar (Sid) Productions
6618% Sunset Blvd. (38) Hillside 0406
Metro-G oldwy n-M ayer
Culver City TExaa 0-3311
United Productions of America
4440 Lakeside Dr.. Burbank. .CHarleston 0-7171
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y.
Terry, Paul
271 North Ave NEw Rochelle 2-3467
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Disney, Walt, Productions
1270 Ave. of Americas JUdson 6-3442
Eshbaugh, Ted, Studios, Inc.
109 W. 64th St TRafal&ar 3-0720
Famous Studios
26 W. 46th St Luxemburg 2-4600
Smith, Fletcher, Studios, Inc.
321 E, 44th St Murray Hill 6-6626
Warner Bros.
321 W. 44th St Circle 6-1000
Prizes,
Premiums, Etc.
The Reuben H. Donnelley Corp.
306 East 46th St., N. Y. C
Richard S. Robbing
163 Bleecker St., N. Y. C
Spotlight PromotionH
123 West 44th St., N. Y. C
VIP Service, Inc.
36 West 63rd St.. N. Y. C
. . ORegon 9-4000
. . . spring- 7-2568
.. .PLaza 7-0800
, PLaza 7-0130
Ventilation
Equipment
Carrier Corp., 300 South Geddes St., Syracuse,
New York.
Frigidaire Division, General Motors Corp., 300
Taylor St., Dayton, Ohio.
General Electric Co., 5 Lawrence St., Bloomfield,
N. J.
General Elec. Co., 1 River Road, Schenectady,
N. Y.
Oovernair Corp., 513 N. Blackwelder, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
McQuay, Inc., 1600 Broadway, N. E. Minneapolis
13. Minn.
National Theatre Supply, 92 Gold St., New York,
N. Y.
S.O.S. Cinema Supply Corp., 602 W. 62nd St..
New York 19, N. Y.
Trane Company, LaCrosse. Wise.
Typhoon Air Conditioner Co., Inc., 794 Union St..
Brooklyn, N. Y.
United States Air Conditioning: Corp., Como Ave.,
S.E.. at 33rd Minneapolis 14. Minn.
Westinffhonse Electric Corp., B. F. Sturtevant Div.,
420 Lexingrton Ave., New York, N. Y.
Wwthlngton Pump 8s Machinery Corp., ' Harrison,
York Corp., York. Pa.
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LABORATORIES — TV SERVICE FIRMS
Color Processes
Acme Film Labs
1161 N. Highland, Hollywood 38, Calif; HHl-
side 7471.
Anderson, Howard A.
1611 Cosmo St., Hollywood 28. Calif.; HUdson
2-1247.
Ansco Color
Ansco Division of General Aniline & Film Corp.,
2229 Vaux Hall Rd., Union, N. J.; 405 Lexing-
ton Ave.. N. Y.; Murray Hill 6-0555; N.
Highland Ave., Hollywood 28. Calif.; HUdson
2-3229.
Associated Film Lab.
5631 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood; Hillside
8195.
Cinecolor, Inc.
2800 W. Olive St., Burbank. Calif.; ROckwell
9-1126.
Cinema Research
7000 Romaine, Hollywood 38, Calif.; HUdson
2-7464.
Color Research Corp.
105 E. 106th St., New York, N. Y.; SAcra-
mento 2-7830.
Color Reproduction Co.
7936 Santa Monica Blvd.. Hollywood 46, Calif.;
HDlside 8225.
Dnnnin^color Corp.
Laboratory, 931 N. La Brea Ave.. Hollywood
38. Calif.; GRanite 3174.
E^tman Kodak Co.
Rochester, N. Y.
Flora Color
1103 El Centro Ave., Hollywood, Calif.; GRan-
ite 9559.
Koda<Arome
Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, N. Y. (16 and
8 mm. for motion pictures; 35 mm. cartridges
for stills only.)
Monopack
Technicolor's color negative system for use
with regular black and white cameras.
Polacolor Process
Polaroid Corp., Cambridge 39, Mass.
Precision Film Laboratories, Inc.
1107 S. Robertson Blvd., Hollywood; BRadshaw
2-2340
Technicolor Motion Picture Corp.
6311 Romaine St., Hollywood 38, Calif.; GRan-
ite 1101; Laboratories: 1006 N. Cole Ave.. Hol-
lywood, CaUf.; Office: 30 Rockefeller Plaza,
New York, N. Y.; Circle 7-7934.
Trucolor
Republic Pictures Corp., 1740 Broadway, New
York 19, N. Y.; JUdson 6-1700.
Screening Rooms
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
Consolidated Film Industries, Inc.
95-9 Seward St HOllywood 9-1441
Eastman Kodak Co.
6706 Santa Monica Blvd HOllywood 9-3101
Hollywood Film Enterprises, Inc.
6060 Sunset Blvd Hillside 2181
Pathe Industries, Inc.
6823 Santa Monica Blvd HOllywood 9-3961
RCA
1016 N. Sycamore Ave Hllltida 6171
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Advance Projection Theaters
729 Seventh Ave JUdson 6-4964
Bonded's Film Center Theater
630 Ninth Ave JUdson 6-1030
Johnny Victor Theater
40 W. 49th St Circle 6-4030
Miles Public Projection Theaters
729 Seventh Ave Circle 5-6873
Preview Theater
1600 Broadway CIrcU 0-O8OB
Puppet Makers
Norbert's Puppets
107 Brooklyn Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
PResident 2-3805
Remo Bufano Studios, Inc.
3 E. 14th St., New York. N. Y.
ALgonquin 5-6073
Scott Brinker
22 Livingston Court, Staten Island, N. Y.
Gibraltar 8-6991
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Bally-Hoo Theatrical Costume Co.
160 W. 48th St Circle 5-5634
Berthe, Mme.
110 W. 47th St PLaza 7-4170
Brooks Costumes
3 W. 61st St PLaza 7-5800
Eaves Costume Co., Inc.
161 W. 46th St PLaza 7-3730
Lillien Costume Co.
1668 Broadway Circle 5-5199
Stage Costumes, Inc.
3 W. 61st St Circle 7-7948
Eaves Costume Co., Inc,
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BEHIND THE
MIKE
BEFORE THE
CAMERA
1005
DON RUSSELL
CHIEF ANNOUNCER
Du Mont Teleyision
Network
1006
RADIO^TV ARTISTS
— A —
ABBOTT & COSTELLO
Colg-ate Comedy Hour
NBC-TV
ABBOTT, GEORGE
Royal Showcase
NBC-TV
ACE, JANE
NBC
ACBEE, CHUCK
Man on the Farm
Mutual
ADAMS, CEDRIC
Cedric Adams
CBS
ADAMS, MASON
Pepper Youngr's Family
NBC
ADIANTE, PATRICK
Kiddie Kollegre
DuMont
ALAMPI, PHIL & RUTH
Home Gardener & Handyman
WABC-TV
ALBERT, EDDIE
Eddie Albert Show
CBS-TV
-their work during 1952
ALEXANDER, ROD
Your Show of Shows
NBC-TV
ALLEN, FRED
The Big- Show
NBC
ALLEN, GRACIE
B. 1906, San Francisco, Califor-
nia; George Burns and Gracie
Allen Show, CBS-TV
ALLISON, FRAN
Kukla. Fran & Ollie
NBC -TV
ALLEN. STEVE
What's My Line, CBS-TV; Talent
Patrol, WABC-TV
AMSTERDAM,
MOREY
Breakfast with Music, WNBT;
Battle of the Ages, CBS-TV;
Decca Records
ANDERSON, EDDIE
"ROCHESTER"
B. Sept. 18, 1905, Oakland,
California; The Jack Benny
Show, CBS-TV
ANDERSON, WARNER
The Doctor
NBC-TV
ANDREWS, ANN
Man on the Farm
Mutual
ARDEN, EVE
B. Mill Valley, California; Our
Miss Brooks, CBS and CBS-TV.
ARNAZ, DESI
I Love Lucy
CBS-TV
ARNO, SIG
My Friend Irma
CBS-TV
ARQUETTE, CLIFF
B. Dec. 28, 1905; Dennis Day
Show, NBC-TV
ARTHUR, JON
No School Today
Big- Jon & Sparkle
ABC
AUTRY, GENE
Gene Autry
CBS-TV
AYRES, MITCHELL
Perro Como Show
CBS-TV
Lyn U £j^ ^eiei/ldlon (Lueru ^kufsdau rllqkt
GEORGE BURNS and GRACIE ALLEN
CARNATION EVAPORATED MILK and B. F. GOODRICH
1007
J008
• • •
RADIO AND TELEVISION ARTISTS
• • •
— B —
BACALL, LAUREN
Bold Adventure
NBC
BACHARACH, BERT
Men's Corner
Mutual
BAIRD, EUGENIE
On and Off the Record
Mutual
BAKER. ART
You Asked For It
WABC-TV
BALL, LUCILLE
I Love Lucy
CBS-TV
BANCROFT, GRIFFING
Capitol Cloakroom
CBS
BANKHEAD, TALLULAH
All Star Revue
NBC-TV
The Big- Show
NBC
BARI, LYNN
Boss Lady
NBC-TV
BARNEY, MARION
Pepper Young's Family
NBC
BARTLETT, TOMMY
Welcome Travelers
NBC and NBC-TV
BARTY, BILLY
James Melton, NBC-TV; Milton
Berle, NBC-TV; Your Pet Par-
ade, ABC-TV; Ken Murray,
CBS-TV; Frank Sinatra, CBS-
TV; Fred Waring ,CBS-TV; Red
Skelton, NBC-TV.
BEAN, ORSON
Chamber Music Society of
Lower Basin St.
NBC
BEAVERS, LOUISE
Beulah
WABC-TV
BECK, JACKSON
Search That Never Ends, MBS;
Doctor's Wife, NBC; Greatest
Story Ever Told, ABC; FBI In
Peace and War, CBS; Paramount
News-Reel
BELLAMY,. RALPH
Man Against Crime
CBS-TV
BELLER, MARY LINN
Date with Judy
WABC-TV
BENNY, JACK
B. Feb. 14, 1894, Chicago, Illi-
nois; The Jack Benny Show, CBS-
TV and Radio
BENSON, BOBBY
Mutual
BENSON, RED
Names That Tune
NBC
BERG, GERTRUDE
The Goldbergs
NBC-TV
BERLE, MILTON
Texaco Star Theater
NBC-TV
BERNIER, DAISY
Fred Waring Show
CBS-TV
BIGGS, E. POWER
E. Power Biggs Organ Pro-
gram
CBS-TV
BILLINGSLEY, SHERMAN
Stork Club
CBS-TV
BIRCH, PETER
Arthur Murray Party
DuMont
BISHOP, JULIE
My Hero
NBC-TV
BLACK, DR. FRANK
Cadillac Choral Symphony
CBS-TV
BLOCK, HAL
What's My Line
CBS-TV
BLUE, BEN
Colgate Comedy Hour
All Star Revue
NBC-TV
BOB AND RAY
The Bob and Ray Show
NBC. NBC-TV
BOGART, HUMPHREY
Bold Adventure
NBC
BOLGER, RAY
Colgate Comedy Hour
NBC-TV
1009
I
1010
RADIO AND TELEVISION ARTISTS
BONTEMPIS, PINO & FEDORA
The Bontempis
WABC-TV
BOYD, BILL
B. June 5, 1895, Henrysburg,
Ohio; Hopalong Cassidy Series,
NBC-TV
BOYER, CHARLES
Four Star Playhouse
CBS-TV
BOYLE, HAL
What's the Story
DuMont
BRACKEN, EDDIE
Great Day Show
Mutual
BRADFORD, REUBEN
Reuben, Reuben
NBC
BRADY, PAT
The Rogrers Show
NBC. NBC-TV
BRASFIELD, ROD
Grand Ole Opry
NBC
BREMNER, MURIEL
Crime Fighters
Mutual
BRITT, ELTON
Mutual
BRIXTON, BARBARA
Mr. & Mrs. North
CBS-TV
BROMFIELD, LOUIS
Mutual
BROOKE, HILLARY
My Little Margie
CBS-TV
BROWN, JOE E.
Buick Circus Hour
NBC-TV
BROWN, WALLY
Ford Festival Hour
NBC-TV
BRYAN, ARTHUR Q.
B. May 8, 1899, Brooklyn, N. Y.;
The Great Gildersleeve, Fibber
McGee and Molly, Hank Mc-
Hune Show, NBC
BRYSON, LYMAN
Lamp Unto My Feet
CBS-TV
BUCKLEY, EMERSON
Mutual
BURKE, BILLIE
Doc Corkle
NBC-TV
BURNS, GEORGE
B. Jan. 20, 1896, New York,
N. Y.; George Burns and Gracie
Allen Show, CBS-TV
BURR, ANN
City Hospital
CBS-TV
BURTT, HARDY
Answers for Americans
Mutual
BUTTONS, RED
B. Feb. 5, 1919, New York City;
The Red Button Show, CBS-TV
BUTTRAM, PAT
Gene Autry
CBS-TV
BYRD, BETTY
The Kate Smith Hour
NBC-TV
CAESAR, SID
Your Show of Shows
NBC-TV
CAMARGO, RALPH
Gang Busters, CBS; FBI In Peace
and War, CBS; My True Story,
Modern Romances, ABC; Pep-
per Young, Hollywood Love
Story, NBC; Treasury Agent,
NBC-TV; The Web, CBS-TV;
Suspense, CBS-TV
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What in the World
CBS-TV
CAMPBELL, TED
Black Spider
WABC-TV
CANOVA, JUDY
B. Nov. 20, 1916, Jacksonville,
Florida; The Judy Canova Show,
NBC; Colgate Comedy Hour,
NBC-TV
CANTOR, EDDIE
The Eddie Cantor Show
NBC
Colgate Comedy Hour
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Jason and the Golden Fleece
NBC
CARHART, GEORGIANNA
Life Beg-ins at Eiarhtv
DuMont
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Una Mae Carlisle
ABC
CARNEY, ART
Jackie Gleason Show
CBS-TV
CARNEY, GRACE
Rocky King-
DuMont
CARR, NANCY
Enchanted Hour-Chi. Theater
Mutual
CARROLL, PAT
Red Buttons Show
CBS-TV
CARSON, JACK
B. Oct. 21, 1910, Carman, Mani-
toba, Can.; All Star Revue, NBC-
TV; Colgate Comedy Hour, NBC-
TV
CARSON, JOHNNY
B. Corning, Iowa; Carson's Cel-
lar, KNXT
CARSON, KEN
Garry Moore Show
CBS-TV
Double C Canteen
DuMont
CASSELL, BARRY
Action In The Afternoon
CBS-TV
CERF, BENNETT
What's My Line
NBC
CHALMERS, THOMAS
Pepper Young's Family
NBC
CHAPMAN, JOHN
Best Plays
NBC
CHARLES, RAY
(CHORUS)
Perry Como Show
CBS-TV
CHERNE, LEO
Wisdom of the Azes
DuMont
CHILDRESS, ALVIN
Amos 'n' Andy
CBS-TV
CHRISTY, EILEEN
EiVen Christy & Co.
NBC
CHRISTY, KEN
The Great Gildergleeve
NBC
CHURCHILL, SARAH
Hallmark Hall of Fame
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CLARK, LON
Nick Carter
Mutual
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Mike and Buff
CBS-TV
COCA. IMOGENE
Your Show of Shows
NBC-TV
COCKRAN, RON
Man of the Week
CBS-TV
COLBY, ETHEL
Broadway Matinee
DuMont
COLLINS, MARY
Double C. Canteen
DuMont
COLLINS, TED
The K-tp Smith Hour
NBC-TV
COLLYER. BUD
Bsat the Clock
CBS-TV
COLMAN, MR. AND MRS.
RONALD
The Halls of Ivy
NBC
COMBS, GEORGE HAMILTON
WABC
COMO. PERRY
Perry Como Show
CBS-TV
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Meet Me at the Zoo
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Homicide Squad
WABC-TV
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You and the World
CBS
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What in the World
CBS-TV
COOPER, RALPH
Spotligrht On Harlem
WABC-TV
CORNWALL, J. SPENCER
Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir
CBS-TV
CORRELL, CHARLES
Amos 'n' Andy
CBS-TV
COSTELLO, BILL
The Europe Story
CBS
COTSWORTH,
STAATS
B. Feb. 17, 1908, Oak Park, III.;
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Farrell, NBC; Lone Journey, ABC
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Down You Go
Mutual
COX, BETTY
Broadway to Hollywood
DuMont
COX, FRED IRVING
Wisdom of the Ages
DuMont
COX, WALLY
Mr. Peepers
NBC-TV
CRABBE, BUSTER
Time for Adventure
NBC-TV
Buck Rog-ers
WABC-TV
CRAIG, NANCY
Nancy Craig- Time
WABC-TV
CRANE, GENE
M & M Candj' Carnival
CBS-TV
CROFT, MARY JANE
Beulah
CBS-TV
CRONKITE, WALTER
You Are There
CBS-TV
CROSBY, BING
Bing- Crosby Show
CBS
CROSS, REGGIE
Man on the Farm
Mutual
CULLEN, BILL
It Happens Every Day, Give and
Take, Fun For Ail, CBS
CUMMINGS, ROBERT
My Hero
NBC-TV
CUNNINGHAM, BILL
Mutual
CUNNINGHAM, ZAMAH
Jackie Gleason Show
CBS-TV
— D —
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Dag-mar's Canteen
NBC-TV
DALE, LENNY
The Star-Time Kids
NBC-TV
DALY, JOHN
It's News To Me
What's My Line
CBS-TV
DAMON, LES
The Falcon
NBC
D'ARCY, GENE
Television Playhouse, NBC-TV;
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King Detective, Dumont - TV;
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TV; Toast of the Town, CBS-TV
DARNEY, TON!
Just Plain Bill
NBC
DAVIS, BETTE
All Star Revue
NBC-TV
DAVIS, FRANK
Fred Waring- Show
CBS-TV
DAVIS, JOAN
I Married Joan
NBC-TV
DAVIS, WATSON
Adventures in Science
CBS
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B. Oct. 10, 1909, Johannesburg,
S. Africa; Martin Kane, NBC;
Montgomery Show, NBC; Lights
Out, NBC; Suspense, CBS; The
Hunter, CBS; Celonese, ABC
DAY, DORIS
Doris Day Show
DAY, NADINE
Guest House
WABC-TV
DAYTON, JUNE
Aldrich Family
NBC-TV
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Dr. Cristian
CBS
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My Friend Irma
CBS-TV
DEMMING, ELLEN
Guiding- Light
CBS-TV
DENNING, RICHARD
Mr. & Mrs. North
CBS-TV
DENNIS, BEVERLY
Red Buttons Show
CBS-TV
DE SALES. FRANCIS
Mr. & Mrs. North
CBS-TV
DE SANTIS, JOE
Squad Room
Mutual
DEVINE, ANDY
Wild Bill Hickok
Mutual
DE YOUNG, JOYCE
Fred Waring- Sho-w
CBS-TV
DIETRICH, MARLENE
Time For Love
CBS-TV
DINSDALE, SHIRLEY
Where Was I
DuMont
DIXON, BOB
Perry Mason, CBS; Life Can Be
Beautiful, NBC; Edward R. Mur-
row, CBS
DIXON, HUME
Country Editor
Mutual
DOLEN, JAMES B.
B. Feb. 20, 1921, New York City;
Martin Kane Private Eye, NBC;
Buick Circus Hour, NBC; Jackie
Gleason Show, CBS
DONALD, PETER
Where Was I
DuMont
DONLEVY, BRIAN
Dansrerous Assignment
NBC-TV
DOUGLAS, SUSAN
Guiding Lig-ht
CBS-TV
DOWNEY, MORTON
nth Year For Coca-Cola
DRAKE, GALEN
Galen Drake
CBS
DUNN, EDDIE
The Eddie Dunn Show
WABC
True or False
Mutual
DUNN, ROBERT
Quick on the Dra-w
DuMont
DURANTE, JIMMY
B. Feb. 1893, New York, N. Y.;
All Star Revue, NBC-TV
— E —
EDWARDS, DOUGLAS
Aircraft Flash
CBS
EDWARDS, FRANK
Mutual
EDWARDS, RALPH
B. June 13, 1913; Truth or Con-
sequences, NBC; This Is Your
Life, NBC-TV; Ralph Edwards
Show, NBC-TV
EGGELSTON,
SHIRLEY
B. Cleveland, Ohio; My True
Story, ABC; Whispering Streets,
ABC; One Man's Family, NBC-
TV; Tales of To-Morrow, ABC-
TV
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NBC NETWORK
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ELLIOTT, BRUCE
Kitchen Kapers
WABC-TV
ELLIS, BOBBY
The Aldrich Family
NBC-TV
ELSTNER, ANN
Stella Dallas
NBC
EMERSON, FAYE
The Paye Emerson Show
NBC
I've Got A Secret
CBS-TV
ENGLE, HOLLAND
Mutual
ERWIN, STU & JUNE
Stu Erwin Show
WABC-TV
EVANS, BERGEN
Down You Go
Mutual
EVANS, DALE
The Roy Rog-ers Show
NBC, NBC-TV
EVANS, MICKEY
Robbins' Nest,
WOR-TV;
Stage a Number
DuMont
— F —
FADIMAN, CLIFTON
This Is Show Business
CBS-TV
FAIRBANKS, DOUGLAS, JR.
The Silent Men
NBC
FAIRBANKS, TINY
Tiny Fairbanks Show
WABC-TV
FALKEN^URG, JINX
New York Closeup
NBC-TV
FARRAR, VIVIAN
Sense and Nonsense
NBC-TV
FARRELL, CHARLES
My Little Margie
NBC-TV
FAULK, JOHN HENRY
It's News To Me
CBS-TV
FAYE, ALICE
The Phil Harris-Alice Faye
Show
NBC
FENNELLY, PARKER
Titus Moody
Mutual
FISHER, EDDIE
At Ease with Private Eddie
Fisher
ABC
FISHER, MARJORIE
Piano Playhouse
ABC
FITZGERALD, ED &
PEGEEN
Breakfast with the Fitzgeralds,
Manners, WABC; the Fitzgeralds,
WABC-TV
FITZMAURICE
MICHAEL
Whispering Streets
ABC
FLEMING, RUTH ANNE
Fred Waring Show
CBS-TV
FLETCHER, TEX
Bobby Benson
Mutual
FONTAINE, FRANK
The Frank Fontaine Show
CBS-Radio
FONTAINE SISTERS
Perry Como Show
CBS-TV
FORD, ROSS
Meet Millie
CBS-TV
FORD, WHITEY
Duke of Paducah & The Opry
Gang
NBC
FORREST, RAY
The Children's Theater
NBC-TV
FOSTER, CEDRIC
Mutual
FOSTER, PHIL
All-Star Revue
NBC-TV
FRANCIS, ARLENE
It Happens Every Day, What's
My Line, Fun For All, CBS
FRANKLIN, JOE
Joe Franklin's Memory Lane
WABC-TV
FRAWLEY, WILLIAM
I Love Lucy
CBS-TV
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FREEMAN, FLORENCE
Young- Widder Brown
NBC
FROMAN, JANE
U. S. A. Canteen
CBS-TV
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Meet Betty Furness
CBS-TV
— G —
GAE, NADINE
Fred Waring- Show
CBS-TV
GARDNER, HY
Hy Gardner Callin?
GAKGAN, WILLIAM
Barrie Crane. Confidential In-
vesiirator
NEC
GARRITY, BOB
Birdland Show
WABC
GARROWAY, DAVE
Di !l Dave Garroway
NBC
Today
NBC-TV
GATESON, MAR.JORIE
One Man's Family
NBC
GEARHART, VIRGINIA &
LIVINGSTON
Fred Waring Show
CBS-TV
GHOSTLEY, ALICE
Freedom Rings
CBS-TV
GILLETTE, HELEN
The Plainclothes Man
DuMont
OILMAN, TONI
Down You Go
Mutual
GLEASON, JACKIE
Jackie Gleason Show
CBS-TV
GLEESON, ART
Game of the Day
Mutual
GNAGY, JON
You are an Artist
NBC-TV
GODFREY. ARTHUR
Arthur Godfrey Morning Show,
Arthur Godfrey And His Friendi,
Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scout3,
CBS-TV
GOFF, NORRIS "TUFFY"
Lum 'n' Abner
ABC
GOODWIN, BILL
The Bill Goodwin Show
NBC-TV
GORDON, GALE
Our Miss Brooks
CBS-TV
GORDON, GLORIA
My Friend Irma
CBS-TV
GORING, MARKS
The Adventures of the Scarlet
Pimpernel
NBC
GDSDEN, FREEMAN
Amos 'n' Andy
CBS-TV
GRAFTON, S AMI' EL
Where Was I
DuMont
GRAHAM, LEE
Lettei- To Lee Graham
WABC -TV
GRAHAM, VIRGINIA
Where Was I
DxiMont
GRANIK, TFEODORE
Ameiican Forum of the Air
NBC, NEC-TV
GRANT, TAYLOR
First Edition
WABC-TV
GKEAZA, WALTER
Treasury Men in Action
NBC-TV
GREEN, TARRY
Guiding Light
CBS-TV
(iRETJSON, JACK
Jack Gregson Show
KECA-TV
GRI3IES, JACKIE
Aldrich Family
NBC-TV
GRISWOLD, JOHN A.
Meet Me at the Zoc
CBS-TV
MARY
MARGARET
McBRIDE
ABC NETWORK
WGN-CHICAGO
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Two For the Money
NBC-TV
GUILD, NANCY
Were Was I
DuMont
fl
HADLEY, REED
Racket Squad
CBS-TV
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Search For Tomorrow
CBS-TV
HALL. HELEN
B. Konsas Cit7, Mo.; The Bar-
bara Wells Show, WOR; Helen
Hall Show, MBS; Cameo Lady
Talk, Mutual
HALLEY, RUDOLPH
Public Report
WABC-TV
HALOP, FLORENCE
Meet Millie
CBS-TV
IL4MILT0N, NEIL
Holljwood Screen Test
WABC-TV
HAMILTON TRIO. THE
Your Show of Shows
NBC-TV
HAMMOND. EARL
Rocky King
DuMont
HANNA, PHIL
Bride and Groom
CBS-TV
HANNES, ART
Toast of the Town
CBS-TV
HARDEN, FRANK
Frank and Jackson
ABC
HARDING, HARVEY
Faith in Our Time
Mutual
HARRIS, PHIL
The Phil Harris-Alice Faye
Show
NBC
All-Star Revue
NBC-TV
HARRIS, ROBERT
Fred Waring- Show
CBS-TV
HASTINGS, BOB
The Adventures of Archie An-
drews
NBC
HAWTHORNE, JIM
B. Victor, Colorado; Hawthornes
Mail Bag, CBS-KNX; Hawthorne
At Midnight, CBS-KNX; Haw-
thorne Looks At the Weather,
KNBH-TV
HAYES. GABBY
The Gabby Hayes Show
NBC-TV
HAYDON. DON
My Little Mai'g-ie
CBS-T\'
HAYWORTH, VINTON
Michael Shayne
ABC
HERSHOLT. JEAN
B. July 12, 1886, Copenhagen,
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Merry Mailman
Mutual
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Rod & Gun
Mutual
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The Skitch Henderson Sho\
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BILL
HENRY,
Who Said That
NBC-TV
HERBERT, DON
Mr. Wizard
NBC-TV
HIRSCHFIELD, HARRY
At Home With Harry Hirsch-
field
WABC-TV
HOCTOR, DANNY
The Kate Smith Hour
NBC-TV
HOLLENBECK, DON
Washingrton, U. S. A.
CBS
HOLMES, CHARLES
High Adventure
Mutual
HOPE, BOB
B. London, England; The Bob
Hope Show, NBC; Colgate Com-
edy Hour, NBC-TV
HORWICH, DR. FRANCES
Ding- Dong School
NBC-TV
HOYT, SHERMAN, MRS.
Dog Show of Champions
WABC-TV
HUGHES, BILL
Just Plain Bill
NBC
HULL, WARREN
Strike It Rich
CBS-TV
HUNTER, EVE
The Eve Hunter Show
NBC-TV
HURST, FANNIE
It's a Problem
NBC-TV
IRVING. CHARLES
(See Producers Section)
IRVING. HOLLIS
Somerset Maugham Theater,
NBC-TV; Robert Montgomery
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ABC-TV; Suspense, CBS-TV; Love
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All-Star Revue
NBC-TV
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Chance Of A Lifetime
WABC-TV
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The Aldrieh Family
NBC-TV
JESSEL, GEORGE
All-Star Revue
NBC-TV
JOHNSON, BESS
Search For Tomorrow
CBS-TV
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All-Star Revue
NBC-TV
JORDAN. MARION
AND JIM
Fibber McGee & Molly
NBC
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JOSTYN, JAY
Top Guy
ABC
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KALB, CLARENCE
My Little Margie
CBS-TV
KAPLIN, MARVIN
Meet Millie
CBS-TV
KALTENBORN, MRS. H. V.
Wisdom of the Ages
DuMont
KAUFMAN, GEORGE
Tis Is Show Business
CBS-TV
KAY, MARY
Mary Kay's Nightcap
NBC-TV
KAZOOTIE, ROOTIE
Rootie Kazootie
WABC-TV
KEARNS, JOSEPH S.
B. Feb. 12, 1907, Salt Lake
City, Utah; Jack Benny Show,
CBS; Joan Davis Show, CBS;
Judy Canova Show, NBC; Sus-
pense, CBS
KEEGAN, CHRIS
Action In The Afternoon
CBS-TV
KEENE. WILLIAM
B. Aug. 4, 1911, Franklin, Pa.;
Treasury in Action, NBC-TV;
Plainclothes Man, WABD; Great-
est Story Ever Told, ABC; Rocky
King, WABD; Nick Carter, WOR;
Big Story, NBC
KELK, JACKIE
Young Mr. Bobbin
NBC-TV
KELLY, JOE
Quiz Kids
CBS-TV
KELLY, PATSY
All-Star Revue
NBC-TV
KEMPER, RONNIE
Ronnie Kemper Sho\
ABC
KENNEY, MARIE
Love of Light
CBS-TV
KIBBEE, GUY
Rod & Gun
Mutual
KIERNAN, WALTER
What's the Story
DuMont
Sparring Partners
ABC
KILG ALLEN, DOROTHY
What's My Line
CBS-TV
KING. CARL
B. July 30, 1921, St. Louis, Mo.;
Your Show of Shows, NBC-TV;
King's Crossroads, ABC-TV; Cap-
tain Video, DuMont-TV
KING, JOHN REED
Why, What's Your Bid
WABC-TV
Where Was I
DuMont
KING, LEWIS
Yachting with Lewis King
WABC-TV
KIRBY, DURWOOD
Garry Moore Show
CBS-TV
KIRBY, GENE
Game of the Day
Mutual
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Adventures of Archie Andrews
NBC
KOVACS, ERNIE
The Ernie Kovacs Show
NBC-TV
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Mama
CBS-TV
LaMARR, HEDY
All-star Revue
NBC-TV
LAMONT, ELIZABETH RAE
Good Looks and Good Living
W ABC-TV
LANGAN, GLENN
Boss Lady
NBC-TV
LARKIN, JOHN
Rigrht to Happiness
NBC
LAUCK, CHET
Lum 'n' Abner
ABC
LAUGHTON, CHARLES
Reading's (Film)
WABC-TV
LAZELL, SKIPPER
Meet Me at the Zoo
CBS-TV
LEE, ANNA
It's News To Me
LEE, JOHNNY
Amos 'n' Andy
CBS-TV
LEE, PINKY
Those Two
NBC-TV
LESCOULIE. JACK
Today
NBC-TV
LESTER, JERRY
Saturday Night Danoe Party
NBC-TV
LeSUEUR, LARRY
U. N. In Action
CBS-TV
LEVENSON, SAM
The Sam Levenson Show, CBS;
This Is Show Business, CBS
''WHO, ME?''
ROBERT QUIGLEY
Producer- Writer-Director
RH 4-1201
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LEWBEL, BUNNY
All-Star Revue
NBC-TV
LEWIS, CATHY
Cathy & Elliott Lewis On-
stage
My Friend Irma
CBS, CBS-TV
LEWIS, ELLIOTT
Cathy & Elliott Lewis On-
stage
CBS
The Phil Harris-Alice Faye
Show
NBC
LEWIS, FORREST
The Woman in My House
NBC
LEWIS. JERRY
B. Mar. 16, 1926, Newark, N. J.;
Colgate Comedy Hour, NBC-TV;
Martin & Lewis Show, NBC Radio
LEWIS. ROBERT Q.
The Name's The Same
ABC-TV
LIBERACE
NBC-TV
LINKLETTER, ART
Art Linkletter's House
CBS-TV
Party
LINN, BAMBI
Your Show of Shows
NBC-TV
LITEL, JOHN
My Hero
NBC-TV
LIVINGSTON. MARY
B. June 23, 1909, Seattle, Wash-
ington; The Jack Benny Show,
CBS
LOR, DENISE
Garry Moore Show
CBS-TV
LORNE, MARION
Mr. Peepers
NBC-TV
LORING, LYNN
Search For Tomorrow
CBS-TV
LOVEJOY, FRANK
Nightbeat
NBC
LOVELL, SUZANNE
Fred Waring
CBS-TV
LUCAS, DIONE
Cooking Show
WABC-TV
LUCKY, LILLY
The Ethel Thorsen Show
DuMont
LUDDY, BARBARA
First Nighter
NBC
LUND, JOHN
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
CBS
LUND, TRYGUE
Ernie Kovacs Show
CBS-TV
LYNCH, KEN
The Plainclothes Man
DuMont
LYONS, RUTH
Ruth Lyons' 50 Club
NBC -TV
LYTELL, BERT
One Man's Family
NBC-TV
— Mc —
McBRIDE, JEAN
Love Of Light
CBS-TV
McBRIDE. MARY
MARGARET
Mary Margaret McBride Co-op
Program
ABC
THE VERSATILE
BOB DIXON
1031
HAWTHORN E
The West Coast's favorite son, says
"THANX" for another highly suc-
cessful and very commercial year.
HAWTHORN E
does 16 shows a v/eek!!! Two radio
shows doily on CBS-KNX and five a
week on NBC television, KNBH.
HAWTHORN E
is always among the top ten Los
Angeles shows.
HAWTHORN E
has 71 participating local and
national sponsors weekly.
HAWTHORNE is managed by MCA
CARL KIHG
Kings Crossroads — Syndicated Film Show
Captain Video — DuMont
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1032
RADIO AND TELEVISION ARTISTS
hdMlf^AHMH
McCAY, PEGGY
Love Of Lig-ht
CBS-TV
McCONNELL, ED
Smilin Ed
CBS-TV
McCREA, JOEL
Tales of the Texas Rangrers
NBC
Four Star Playhouse
CBS-TV
McCULLOUGH, DON
Kitchen Kapers
WABC-TV
McDANIEL, HATTIE
Beulah
CBS-TV
McELHONE, ELOISE
Sparring Partners
ABC
McGregor, rae
Toast of the Town
CBS-TV
MeKAY, JIM
Sports Spot
CBS-TV
McMILLEX, GLORIA
Our Miss Brooks
CBS-TV
McNeill, don
Breakfast Club
ABC
McNELLIS, MAGGI
Maggi McNeills Show
WABC
McPHEE, JOHNNY
Twenty Questions
DuMont
McQUIRE, MAC
Mutual
McVEY, PATRICK
Big: Town
CBS-TV
iff
MACK, DOTTIE
The Paul Dixon Show
DuMont
MacLOUGHLIN, DON
Counterspy
NBC
MALONE, MARY
The Aldrich Family
NBC-TV
MALONE, RAY
Garry Moore Show
CBS-TV
MALONE, TED (F. ALDEN
RUSSELL)
Ted Malone Show
ABC
MANN. CLAIRE
Glamour Show
WABC-TV
MANN, GLORIA
Adventures of Archie
Andrews
NBC
MANSON,
CHARLOTTE
Nick Carter, B-Bar B Ranch;
Mike Hammer, WOR; Tales of
Tomorrow, Top Guy, True Story,
Whispering Streets, Mike Shayne,
WABC; Aunt Jenny, WCBS.
MARCEL, NINO
Smilin Ed
CBS-TV
MARINE, JOE
Fred Waring- Show
CBS-TV
MARKEL, HAZEL
Mutual
MARKLE, FLETCHER
Studio One
CBS-TV
JACQUELINE
SUSANN
JEAN
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1033
JACK
CARSON
MAGGI McNELLIS
MACCI McNELLIS SHOW
wjz
JAN MINER
MU S-6600
MICHAEL FITZMAURICE
TELEVISION
TELENEWS SPORTS REEL
ARTHUR MURRAY SHOW
FLYING TIGERS
ALL STAR REVUE
RADIO
WHISPERING STREETS
RIGHT TO HAPPINESS
SILVER EAGLE
LIVE LIKE A MILLIONAIRE
WHArS MY LINE
RADIO REGISTRY
1034
RADIO AND TELEVISION ARTISTS
MARSHALL, HERBERT
The Man Called X
NBC
The Unexpected
NBC-TV
MARSHALL, ROY K.
The Nature of Thing-s
NBC-TV
Ford Festival
NBC-TV
MARTIN & LEWIS
Colgate Comedy Hour
NBC-TV
Dean Martin
Show
NBC
& Jerry Lewis
MARTIN. DEAN
B. June 7, 1917, Steubenville,
Ohio; Comedy Hour, NBC-TV;
Martin & Lewis Show, NBC
MARTIN. JEAN
The Jean Martin Show
NBC
MARTIN, MEL
The Mel Martin Show
NBC-TV
MARTIN. TONY
Colgate Comedy Hour
NBC-TV
MARX, GROUCHO
You Bet Your Life
NBC-TV
MASSEY, CURT
Mutual
MAT A & HARI
Your Show of Shows
NBC-TV
MAYEHOFF, EDDIE
Doc Corkle
NBC-TV
MEADOWS, AUDREY
Embassy Club
NBC-TV
Jackie Gleason Show
CBS-TV
MEADOWS, JAYNE
I've Got a Secret
CBS-TV
MEREDITH, BURGESS
American Music Hall, Tales
of Tomorrow
ABC
MERRIMAN, RANDY
The Big- Payoff
NBC-TV
MIGENELL, ANGEL
The Star Time Kids
NBC-TV
MILLER, DEAN
There's One In Every Family
*CBS-TV
MILLER, SIDNEY
B. Oct. 22, 1916, Shenandoah,
Pa.; Colgate Comedy Hour, NBC-
TV; Halls of Ivy, NBC; Johnny
Dollar, CBS
MINER. JAN
Hilltop House, CBS; Doctor's
Wife, NBC; Robert Montgomery
Presents, NBC-TV; Tallulah
Bankhead's All Star Revue,
NBC-TV; The Big Show, NBC
MOLLUZZO, RONNY
Wisdom of the Ages
DuMont
MONTGOMERY.
ROBERT
Your Lucky Strike Theater
Johnson's Wax Program
NBC-TV
MOORE, GARRY
Garry Moore Show
I've Got A Secret
CBS-TV
MOORE, TIM
Amos 'n' Andy
CBS-TV
BOB RUSSELL
Director-Writer-M.C.
''Miss Universe Pageant"
"Big Top" "Joe DiMaggio Club"
CBS-TV NBC-TV
for Sealtest for Buitoni
Co-creator — "Live l\ke a l\Aillionaire"
DonmeeTo
SCHOOL OF
RADIO and TELEVISION
ARTS and SCIENCES
Now in our 16th Year
600 Stations in 42 States
Employ our Graduates
Operator of KSRT-FM
HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA
1035
RADIO AND TELEVISION ARTISTS
• • •
MIMIRK, TOM
l*;uiie9 Kair
Mutual
MORGAN. HKNKV
I've Got a ^oon-t
TBS TV
MOKti.VN. JANE
Our Miss Brooke
CBS-TS'
MORGAN. ROBIN
Mama
CBS-TV
MORRISON. BKKT
Shadow
Mutual
MOTTOI.A. TONV
Words in the Nigrht
NBC
MURRAY. JAN
Meet Your Match
NBC
Ml KKAV. KATHKVN
Arthur Murray Party
DuMont
Ml RROW, Kl>
See It Now
CBS-TV
This I Believe
CBS
MYERSON. BESS
The Big: Payoff
NBC-TV
MVNATT.
Queen
Mutual
HARRY
— iV —
NAGEL, CONRAD
The Conrad Nagel Show
NBC
NAISH, J. CARROL
Life With Luipi
CBS-TV
NEISEN, CLAIRE
Backstage Wife
NBC
NELSON, HERBERT
Guiding^ Ligrht
CBS-TV
NELSON. JIMMY
Texaco Star Theater
NBC-TV
NELSON, JOHN
Bride and Groom
CBS-TV
NELSON, OZZIE & HARRIET
Ozzie & Harriet
W ABC-TV
NIGH, JANE
Big- Town
CBS-TV
NIGHTENGALE, EARL
Sky King-
Mutual
NOLAN, LLOYD
Martin Kane, Private Eye
NBC
NORRIS, KATHI
The Kathi Norris Show
NBC-TV
NUSBAUM. MORT
B. August 10, 1914, Rochester,
N. Y.; You Can Be a Star,
WHAM-TV; Dollar Derby, Take
It Easy, WHAM-TV; Clockwise,
For Women Only, WHAM,
Rochester, N. Y.
— o —
O'CONNOR, DONALD
The Colgate Comedy Hour
NBC-TV
O'HARA, PEGGY
Miss Channel 7
WABC-TV
O'KEEFE, WALTER
Double or Nothing
NBC
The Mayor of Hollywood
NBC-TV
ARTHUR Q. BRYAN
"Doc" Gamble
on
FIBBER McGEE and MOLLY
Program
HELEN HALL
BARBARA WELLES
WOR & WOR-TV
Monday thru Friday
Mutual Broadcasting System
Saturday 10:45-11 a.m.
1036
RADIO AND TELEVISION ARTISTS
OLSEN, JOHNNY
B. MAY 22nd, Windom, Minn.;
Rumpus Room, Kids and Com-
pany, DuMont; Homemaker's
Jamboree, ABC-TV; Break the
Bank, ABC; Movie Quiz, MBS;
Nora Drake, CBS
ORRISON, JACK
The Plainclothes Man
DuMont
ORTEGA, SANTOS
Peter Salem
Mutual
OWENS, JACK
B. 1913; The Jack Owens Show,
ABC; The Jack Owens Show,
KECA-TV
P
PAAR, JACK
Up to Paar
NBC-TV
The $64 Question
NBC
PARDO, DON
Animal Fair
NBC-TV
PARKHUR8T, HELEN
It's a Problem
NBC-TV
PARKS, BERT
Double or Nothing-, CBS-TV;
Balance Your Budget, CBS-
TV; The Bert Parks Show,
NBC-TV
PARSONS, LOUELLA
Louella Parsons Show
CBS
PEARL, MINNIE
Grand Ole Opry
NBC
PERKINS, F. MARLIN
Zoo Parade
NBC-TV
PETERSON, DON
Farm Quiz
Mutual
PIASTRO, MISHEL
The Symphonette
CBS-TV
PIAZZA,
MARGUERITE
Show of Shows
NBC
Encore
NBC
POLESIE, HERB
Twenty Questions
Mutual
PORTER, DON
Private Secretary
CBS-TV
POWELL. DICK
Four Star Playhouse
CBS-TV
PRINCE, KENNY
Meet Me at the Zoo
CBS -TV
PULASKI, FRANK
B. Jan. 19, 1914, New York
City; Hollywood Screen Test,
ABC-TV; Barrie Craig, NBC;
1st 100 Years, CBS-TV; B'way
Theater, WOR-TV; The Hunter,
CBS-TV; Hollywood Offbeat.
ABC-TV
— Q —
QUIGLEY. ROBERT
Shenanigans
WPIX
— R —
RAEBURN, BRYNA
RAINEY, DR. FROELICH
What in the World
CBS-TV
Johnny Carson
"Carson's Cellar"
KNXT Hollywood
SIDNEY MILLER
Colgate Comedy Hour
NBC— TV
1037
RADIO AND TELEVISION ARTISTS
R.\\D\IJ.. TOXY
Mr. PiH-pers
XBC TV
RAMWLIMI, JOVCK
Jackie Gleasou
CBS-TV
RVNDOLTH. LILLIAN
The Great Gililersleeve
XBC
RATH. KATHKKINE
The Ahlrnh Family
NBC-TV
RAYBIRN. GKNE
Coniedi' & Music
NBC
RAYE. MARTHA
All-Star Revue
NBC -TV
REED. NANCY
The Bill Silbeit Show
DuMoiit
REINER. CARL
Your Show of Shows
NBC-TV
REINHAKDT. ALICE
The Woman in My Hotise
NBC
REYNOLDS. QIENTIN
It's News To Me
CBS-TV
KIIINELANDEK. RICHARD
My Friend Irma
CBS-TV
RICE, ROSEMARY
The Adventures of Archie An-
drews
NBC
Mama
CBS-TV
RICHARDS, DOROTHY
Ernie Kovacs Show
CBS-TV
RINARD. FLORENCE
Twenty Questions
DuMont
RITTER, BLAKE
Action In The Afternoon
CBS-TV
RITZ BROTHERS
All-Star Revue
NBC-TV
RORB, MARYLEE
The Great Gildersleeve
NBC
ROBBINS, BARBARA
The Aldrich Family
NBC-TV
ROBINSON, JACKIE
Platter-Up Club
NBC
ROCKWELL, ROBERT
Our Miss Brooks
CBS-TV
ROGERS, ROY
B. Nov. 5, 1912, Cincinnati,
Ohio; Roy Rogers Show, NBC-TV
ROONEY, MICKEY
All-star Revue
NBC-TV
ROOSE, JANINE
The Phil Harris-Alice Faye
Show
NBC
ROSS, DAVID
Words in the Nigrht
NBC
ROSS, EARLE
The Great Gildersleeve
NBC
ROXANNE
Beat the Clock
CBS-TV
RUSSELL. BOB
Big Top, CBS-TV; Joe DIMag-
gio Club, NBC-TV; Toast of the
Town, CBS-TV; Rootle Kazootie
Club, NBC-TV; it's in the Bag,
NBC-TV; Co-creator of Live
Like A Millionaire, ABC-TV
and AM
1038
RADIO AND TELEVISION ARTISTS
RUSSELL, JACK
Your Show of Shows
NBC-TV
RUSSELL. TODD
Wheel of Fortune
CBS-TV
RUICK, MELVILLE
City Hospital
CBS-TV
RUYKEYSER, MERRYLE
STANLEY
Mutual
— s —
SARGENT, ANNE
Road of Life
NBC
SAX, RAY
Fred Waring- Show
SCOTT, JANET
The Woman In My House
NBC
SCOTT, SIONA
Foreign Intrig-ue
NBC-TV
SEARS, BILL
(WITH PUPPETS OF PAUL
RITTS AND MARY HOLI-
DAY)
In The Park
CBS-TV
SEVAREID, ERIC
State of the Nation
CBS-TV
SEYMOUR, ANN
My Secret Story
NBC
SEYMOUR, JANE
Young- Mr. Bobbin
NBC-TV
SHARP, KENNY
The Star Time Kids
NBC-TV
SHELDON, HERB
The Herb Sheldon Show
NBC, NBC-TV
SHERWOOD, BOBBY
Texaco Star Theatre, NBC-TV;
Quick As A Flash, ABC-TV;
Bert Parks Show, CBS-TV;
The Bobby Sherwood Show
WABC
SHRINER, HERB
Two for the Money
NBC-TV
SILVER, JOE
Red Buttons Show
CBS-TV
SKELTON, RED
B. July 18th, Vincennes, Indiana;
Red Skelton Show, NBC-TV and
Radio
SMITH, BOB
Howdy Doody
NBC-TV
SMITH, KATE
The Kate Smith Hour
NBC-TV
SMOLEN, VIVIAN
Stella Dallas
NBC
SMYTHE, ANTHONY
One Man's Family
NBC
SNYDER, BOB
The Bob Snyder Show
NBC
SOTHERN, ANN
Private Secretary
CBS-TV
SOULE, OLAN
First Nig-hter
NBC
SPIVAK, LAURENCE E.
Meet the Press
NBC-TV
STEIN, FRED
Life Beg-ins at Eig:hty
DiiMont
STERLING, JACK
Big Top, CBS-TV; Top 0' the
Morning, WCBS
BETTY WHITE
"LIFE WITH ELIZABETH"
"HOLLYWOOD ON TELEVISION"
KLAC-TV
STAATS COTSWORTH
TITLE ROLES:
"FRONT PAGE FARRELL" — NBC
"MARK TRAIL" — ABC
LEAD:
"LONE JOURNEY" — ABC
1039
RADIO AND TELEVISION ARTISTS
STONE. CLirriE
B Mar 1, 1917, Stockton, Cali-
tornia; Hometown Jamboree,
KXLA; Hometown Jamboree,
KLAC-TV
STONE. HARLAN
Adventures of Archie Andrews
NBC
STONE, PAULA
Mutual
STORM. GALE
My Little Margie
CBS-TS'
STIART, MARY
Search For Tomorrow
CBS-TV
STITDEBAKER, HIGH
Beulah
CBS-TV
SUSANN,
JACQUELINE
This Is Show Business, Studio
One, Your Surprise Store, CBS-
TV; Arthur Murray Show, Rocky
King, DuMont; Who Said That,
NBC - TV; Jacqueline Susann
Show, WOR-TV
SULLIVAN, BOB
What's the Story
DuMont
SILLIVAN, ED
Toast of the Town
CBS-TV
SWKNSON. KARL
Lorenzo Jones
NBC
TAYLOR, MARY LEE
The Mary Lee Taylor Show
NBC
TENNESSEE ERNIE
B. Feb. 13, 1919, Bristol, Ten-
nessee; The Tennessee Ernie
Show, ABC; Hometown Jamboree,
KLAC-TV
TETLEY, WALTER
Tlie Great Gildersleeve
NBC
TEXTOR, KEITH & SYLVIA
Fred Waring: Show
CBS-TV
THOMAS, DANNY
All-Star Revue
N-BC-TV
THOMPSON, HANK
Brazo Valley Boys
Mutual
THOR, JEROME
Foreig-n Intrigue
NBC-TV
THORPE, NANCY
Meet Me at the Zoo
CBS-TV
THREE SUNS TRIO
NBC
TILLSTROM. BURR
Kukia, Fran and Oilie
NBC-TV
TILTON, MARTHA
Curt Massey Time
Mutual
TOMACK, SID
My Friend Irma
CBS-TV
TRACY, LEE
Martin Kane, Private Eye
NBC-TV
TREMAYNE, LES
The Woman in My House
NBC
TRENDLER, ROBERT
Mutual
TRUMAN, MARGARET
RCA Victor Show
All-star Revue
NBC-TV
TUCKER, SOPHIE
All-Star Revue
NBC-TV
TYLER, DICK
Aldrich Family
NBC-TV
RALPH CAMARGO
RADIO -TV
ACTOR -ANNOUNCER
NARRATOR
REGISTRY -MU. 8-6600
SHIRLEY EGGLESTON
RADIO
BROADWAY
TV
SCREEN
LExington 2-1100
1040
RADIO AND TELEVISION ARTISTS
— V —
ULMEK, FRED
Meet Me at the Zoo
CBS-TV
— V —
VALENTINE, BARRY
Valentine Show
ABC
VALENTINE, GRACE
Stella Dallas
NBC
VALENTINE, JACK
Action In The Afternoon
CBS-TV
VANCE, VIVIAN
I Love Lucy
CBS-TV
VANDER PYL, JEAN
Father Knows Best
NBC
VAN DEVENTER, FRED
Twenty Questions
DuMont
VAN DYKE, MARCIA
Wisdom of the Ages
DuMont
VAN HORNE, HARRIET
What's the Story
DuMont
VAN HORNE, ARTHUR
Time Capsule
Dean Cameron
ABC
VAN PATTEN, DICK
Mama
CBS-TV
VERDUGO, ELENA
Meet Millie
CBS-TV
VUOLO, TITO
Papa Cellini
WABC-TV
— w —
WADE, ERNESTINE
Amos 'n' Andy
CBS-TV
WALDECKER, FRANK
Twenty Questions
DuMont
WALL, LUCILLE
Lorenzo Jones
NBC
WALLACE, MIKE
Mike and Buff, CBS-TV; All
Around the Town, CBS-TV;
There's One in Every Family,
CBS-TV.
WARING. FRED
Fred Waring Show
CBS-TV
WARNER, GERTRUDE
Whispering- Streets
ABC
WATERMAN, WILLARD
The Great Gildersleeve
NBC
WATTS, MARY ELAINE
Action In The Afternoon
CBS-TV
WEAVER, JACKSON
Prank and Jackson
ABC
WEAVER, NED
Young- Widder Brown
NBC
WEBB, JACK
Dragnet
NBC-TV
WEBER, HENRY
Chicago Theater
Mutual
WEIGEL, JOHN
All Sweet Music Box
Mutual
EARL HAMMOND
TELEVISION
RADIO
LExington 2-1100
FRANK PULASKI
ACTOR — ANNOUNCER
SCREEN— TV — RADIO
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"THE ROBE" — Fox
1041
RADIO AND TELEVISION ARTISTS
\VF>r.HAN. NYDIA
Younp Mr. Bobbin
NBC-TV
WHKATl.KY, JO ANNE
Fn\l Warinf Sliow
WHITE. BETTY
B. Jan. 1926, Oak Park, Illinois;
Life With Elizabeth, KLAC-TV;
Hollywood On Television, KLAC-
TV
WHITEMAN. PAIL
TV Teen Club
W ABC-TV
WHITFIKLD, ANN
Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show
NBC
WHITING. BARBARA
Junior Miss
CBS-TV
WICKER. IRENE
Story Time
W ABC-TV
WILLIAMS, FI>ORENCE
Front Pa^e Farrell
NBC
WILLIAMS, SPENCER, JR.
Amos 'n' Andy
CBS-TV
WILLIS, RICHARD
B. Baltimore, Maryland; Here's
Looking At You, NBC
WILLS, BEVERLY
Junior Miss
CBS-TV
WILLYS, SUNDAY
Armed Forces Radio "Jubilee";
Theater Of The Air Club; Mac-
Gregor Transcriptions
WILSON, DON
Jack Benny
CBS-TV
WILSON, LOIS
The Aldrich Family
NBC -TV
WILSON, MARIE
My Friend Irma
CBS-TV
WINCHELL, PAUL
Paul Winchell-Jerry Mahoney
Show
NBC-TV
WISMER, HARRY
Harry Wismer Sports
WOR-TV
Sports Parade
MBS
WOOD, PEGGY
Mania
CBS-TV
WRAGGE, BETTY
Pepper Young's Family
NBC
WYATT, FRANCES
Fred Waring- Show
CBS-TV
Y
YOUNG, ALAN
B. Nov. 19, North Shield, North-
umberland, England; Alan Young
Show, CBS-TV
YOUNG, ROBERT
Father Knows Best
NBC
YOURMAN, ALICE
Adventures of Archie Andrews
NBC
ZABACH, FLORIAN
Club Embassy
NBC-TV
RONALD DAWSON
RADIO TV
LE. 2-1100
BILLY BARTY
"A little bit of everytliing"
1042
THE DEEJAY'S BEST FRIEND
Value Of 45 RPM Record Equipment Stressed
By R. H. COFFIN, Director
RCA Victor Consumer Advertising
DEEJAYS and "45s" got together in a
big way in Philadelphia only a little
more than a year ago. Today, the 45-rpm
record has become as much a part of the
disc jockey's standard equipment as his
musical know-how.
Radio stations — from Los Angeles to
New York and Miami to Portland — now
serve their recorded-music offerings . on
45-rpm platters. The trend continues. More
stations, including both network affiliates
and independents, are scheduled to begin
45-rpm music operations during the next
several months.
Behind the broadcasting industry's
"swing to 45" are numerous compelling
advantages of the system to the broad-
caster, the disc jockey, and the listening
audience. The use of 45s means to the sta-
tion more play per dollar; to the disc
jockey, streamlined handling; and to the
audience, better music reproduction.
Roger W. Clipp, general manager of
WFIL, Philadelphia, summed this up last
year when the ABC affiliate became the
nation's first broadcast outlet to go on
"45."
"In the 45-rpm system," he said, "we
have found the answers to numerous prob-
lems which confront broadcasters of re-
corded music programs .The small size of
the records and the simplicity of the
equipment effect a tremendous saving in
valuable storage space, facilitate program-
ming and record handling by the disc
jockey and record librarian, and stream-
line the entire recorded music operation.
To these considerations must be added the
superior reproduction quality and fidelity
of the 45-rpm records, which provide in-
creased listening pleasure for our audi-
ences."
In Boston, Bob Clayton of WHDH, one
of the city's most popular disc jockeys,
sees the new system from the viewpoint
of the man who plays the records.
Bob points out that he normally uses
110 records in his weekly music schedule.
Prior to WHDH's "swing to 45," Bob and
Nancie Cole, the station's music librarian,
had to select and carry around some 47
pounds of shellac records per week. Today,
the 110 records they compile weekly are
the featherweight "45s," and the weight of
the week's supply is down to less than
seven pounds.
Other dies jockeys who have joined the
45-rpm bandwagon include Martin Block,
New York; LeRoy Miller and Bob Horn,
WFIL, Philadelphia; Dave Starling, KFI,
Los Angeles; Tom Brown, WHK, Cleve-
land; Ed Stevens, WERE, Cleveland; Jack
the Bell IBoy, WXYZ, Detroit, and Jay
Miltner, WTAM, Cleveland.
Although RCA Victor developed and in-
troduced the 45-rpm system, virtually all
record companies now have growing 45-
rpm record catalogs. This is an important
consideration for the broadcaster contem-
plating 45-rpm operation. It means that
the most modern music reproduction sys-
tem can provide the station's listeners
with music hy any of the vocalists, instru-
mentalists, and orchestral combinations
recording for any of the major companies.
Many of the stations that have "gone 45"
have started operations with a basic li-
brary of 45-rpm discs embracing more
than 5,000 titles. To this library, of course,
are added the new releases as they become
available, assuring the disc jockey that he
is offering his listeners the best and the
latest.
It is quickly obvious that the design
characteristics of the 45-rpm dies make for
easier handling by the jockey. The han-
dling ease results from the 45's small size
and light weight, and the large spindle-
hole which is a feature of its unique con-
struction. Further, the record's non-break-
able nature allows considerably more
freedom i n handling, and assures the
jockey that the selection in his library
will be there when needed to fill a listener
request.
From the station standpoint, the 45-rpm
system represents substantial savings in
money, time, and space. Consider the di-
mensions of the 45-rpm disc. It is less than
seven inches in diameter, is wafer thin,
and is made in one standard size for seven
different classifications of music.
Added up, these features mean that the
broadcaster can significantly decrease his
record storage space and standardize his
facilities. More than 150 of these tiny, thin
discs can be stored in a single foot of shelf
space. Furthermore, because of the weight
and standard-size advantages, the storage
facilities can be of lighter, simpler, and
less costly construction — and the space
they save, compared with facilities re-
quired for the heavier, bulkier, 10-inch
and 12-inch shellac records, can be put to
better use.
1043
thrush $ing$ wornnty
VOCAL ARTISTS
RADIO AND TELEVISION
— ^their work during 1952
ADAMS, EDYTHE
Kovacks Unlimited
WCBS-TV, New York
ADDISON, AL
Westernaires
CHUB, Nanaimo, B. C.
ALFORD, HELEN
Song's The World Remembers
WCAO, Baltimore. Md.
ALLEN, AARON
Allen's Album
KWED, Seg-uin, Tex.
ANDERSON. LES
(CARROT TOP)
Jack McElroy
TV
Town Hall Party
TV and Radio
ANDERSON, PAUL
Breakfast with Bigelows
WJTN. Jamestown. N. Y.
ANDREWS, CHRISSIE
CJON, St. John's Newf.
ANDREWS, JOHNNY
WNBK, Cleveland. O.
APRIL, ODETTE
CJFP. Riviere du Loup
Quebec
ARGERSINGER, JACK
Marel Time
WCSS, Amsterdam. N. Y.
ARLAND, JEANNIE
WCCO, Minneapolis, Minn.
ARMS, RUSSELL
Your Hit Parade
NBC-TV
ASTON, BUZZ
WJAS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
ATKINSON, RAY
TV Dinner Date
WOR-TV. New York
AVRAM, GENE
Mother's Matinee
WXYZ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
— B —
BACK, GLORIA
Song-s by Gloria
WFBM-TV, Indianapolis, Ind.
BALDWIN, BONNIE
Bonnie Baldwin Show
WMON, Moundsville, W. Va.
BALLARD, LYN
Shoot the Works
WLW-C. Columbus, O.
BARFIELD, WARREN
WPTF. Raleigh. N. C.
BARIL, ARMAND
Les Chansons d'Armand
CHFA, Edmonton, Alta.
BARNES, WAYNE
The Old Corral
KGPH, Flagstaff. Ariz.
BARNETT, BUDDY
Buddy Barnett Show
WEAR, Pensaeola, Fla.
BARRETT, RONNIE
Say It With a Song-
WMMW, Meriden, Conn.
BARTON, EILEEN
The Bill Goodwin Show
NBC-TV
BASS, DOUG
Hi Neighbor Boys
WALT, Tampa, Fla.
BAUER, DELL
Jim Deline Gang
WSYR, WSYR-TV. Syracuse,
N. Y.
REAL, JOY
Jump with Joy
WJER. Dover, O.
BECKER, JOHNNIE
Lou & Johnnie
KIUP. Durango, Colo.
BEERS, BOBBY
Bobby's Bandstand
KOA. Denver. Colo.
BENNETT, BOYD
Breakfast Club
WVJS. Owensboro. Ky.
BENNETT, SUE
Breakfast with Music
NBC-TV
BENNETT, TINY
WHAP. Hopewell, Va.
BERG, JUNE
June Berg Sings
KFAM. St. Cloud, Minn.
BETTY AND LYN
KMA, Shenandoah, Iowa
BLAINE, VIVIAN
Those Two
NBC-TV
BLAIR, VICKY ?
WTMC. Ocala, Fla.
BLAND, SAM
Sam Bland Show
WCEC, Rocky Mount, N. C.
BOLEN, JIM
WLW-D, Dayton, 0.
BORESON, STAN
Peoples Parade
KING, KING-TV. Seattle.
Wash
BOS, JUNE
Console Moods
WFUR. Grand Rapids, Mich.
BOUCK, LOUIS
Name the Song-
WMTC, Vancleve, Ky.
BRIGGS, SALLY
Sally Briggs Show
KWTO, Springfield, Mo.
BRIGHT, WELDON
Brig-ht Show
KGNC. Amarillo. Texas
BRITTON, JAMES
WHEC. Rochester, N. Y.
1045
BROOKS, KENNETH L.
WVIN, Olney. 111.
BROWN, DOTTIE
Doin' The Town
KSL-TV, Salt Lake City. Utah
BROWN, GEORGE
CFAC, Calgary. Alta.
BROWN, MARGARET
A Girl & A Song
CFGP. Grande Prairie. Alta.
BROWN, OLLIE
Western Song Time
WICU. Erie. Pa.
BUCKHANON, JUNIOR
T^gart Valley Pioneers
WDNE. Elkins, W. Va.
BULLARD, GENE
Ballards by Bullard
KSUM, Fairmont, Minn.
BURCHETT, LANIER
Rhythms in Black and White
WAIN. Columbia. Ky.
BUSSE, GLORIA
Gloria Sings
WDOK, Cleveland, O.
BUTLER, WARDE, JR.
WHIZ. Zanesville, O.
— c —
CAHILL, BOB
WOW. KMTV, Omaha, Neb.
CALDWELL, BOB
Room with a View
WDTV. Pittsburgh, Pa.
CAMERON, BARBARA
Dave & Barbara Show
WKRC. Cincinnati, O.
CAMPANA. FRANK
B. Sept. 6, 1925, New York;
Jacqueline Susann, WPIX; Bill
Silbert, WABD; Fred Robbins,
WOR-TV; Bob Smith, WABD;
Marilyn Cantor, WMGM; Bob
Roberts, WMCA
CANOVA, JUDY
The Judy Canova Show
NBC
Colgate Comedy Hour
NBC-TV
CARAGHER, JIMMY
Morning Call
WMBD. Peoria, 111.
CARLSEN, HARRY & ESTHER
Rainbow Hour
WCDL, Carbondale. Pa.
CARR, NANCY
WGN. Chicago. 111.
CARROLL, JUNE
WMAR-TV, Baltimore. Md.
CARSON, JACK
All Star Revue
NBC-TV
CARTER, ELMER
Bit of Ireland
WHAY, New Britain. Conn.
VOCAL ARTISTS— RADIO-TELEVISION
rillLDS. l.KLAM)
WSFA. MontiTomory, Ala.
CL-VRKE. IIAKKY
KSL. Sail L;ike City. Utah
CLITES. MINOR
Minor Plays The Majors
KRES. St. Josoph. Mo.
CI^ONEY. ROSEMARY
Colgate ConuHly Hour
NBC-TV
COBIA. VIRGIL
KSJB. Jamestown, N. D.
CODY'. WAYNE
Cod.v Show
KALL. Salt Lake City. Utah
COLLINS. DOROTHY
Your Hit Parade
NBC -TV
COMO, PERRY
Perry Como Show
CBS-TV
CONLEY, JACK
Stardust Serenade
KLMR, Lamar. Colo.
COOK, BOB
Unele Bob's Ranch Time
WPTW. Piqua. O.
COOPER. GENEVA
WINN. Louisville, Ky.
COUTS, ABE
Cowboy Troubador
KYJC. Medford, Ore.
CORR.YDO, JOY
The Two JS
WLTR, Torrinffton. Conn.
COIRY. ROSELLE
WCOU, Lcwiston, Maine
COX, JIMMY
Jimmy & Cliff Show
KCSJ. Pueblo. Colo.
CRANE, DICK
Dick Crane Show
KNEA. Jonesboro, Ark.
CROOK. MARIAN
KOWH, Omaha, Neb.
CROSIJIE. PHIL
KHQ, Spokane, Wash.
CRUMP, PAULINE
WSOK, Nashville, Tenn.
CRUSADERS QUARTET
WVOK, Birming-ham, Ala.
CULLEN, NORMA
Big-g-est Show in Town
WMBD. Peoria, 111.
CURTIS, BETTY JANE
Variety Stand
WTAR-TV. Norfolk, Va.
CUTRIGHT, PEGGY
Time for Pegg-y
WRAY, Princeton, Ind.
— D —
DALE, DIANE
Diane Dale Show
WXYZ-TV
DANIELS, TEX
Lazy H Ranch
WSID, Baltimore, Md.
DAVID, JEFFREY, JR.
Jeffrey David Show
KSLO, Opelousas, La.
DAY, DENNIS
RCA Victor Show
NBC-TV
DAWN, MARION
Club 1300
WFBR, Baltimore, Md.
DELOATCH, MARY
WRAP, Norfolk, Va.
DESLISLE-COUTURE,
VIOLETTE
CBV. Quebec
DESMOND, JOHNNY
Brealtfast Club
ABC
DEVLIN, COLETTE
CKCH, Hull, Que.
DONADIO, TONY
Tee Vee Jamboree
WAAM, Baltimore. Md.
DOUGLAS, LARRY
American Music Hall
ABO
DUGUAY, JEANNETTE
J. D. Sing-s
CFNB, Fredericton, N. B.
DUNCAN, JAMES
CBW, Winnipeg-
duPRAYE, PAM
Music Shop
WDSU-TV, New Orleans, La.
DUTRO, RONALD
Ladies' Day with Lee
KPIX, San Francisco, Cal.
DU VALL, RAY
WHEC. Rochester, N. Y.
FRANK CAMPANA
JUBILEE RECORDS- RADIO -TV
Personal Manager:
BILL ETH
673 Broadway
New York 12
OR 4-6300
DICK FREITAS
Musical Dir.
1046
VOCAL ARTISTS— RADIO-TELEVISrON
— E —
EDWARDS, JOAN
Joan Edwards Show
WCBS, New York, N. Y.
ELLIS, LEE AND LORRAINE
WINZ. Miami, Fla.
ELLIS, PEGGY ANN
Dancing- Party
ABC
ELLIS, VEP
WFLA, Tampa, Fla.
ETHERIDGE, "TEXAS BOB"
Hillbilly Hoedown
KPHO, Phoenix, Ariz.
EVANS, BOB
Velda Boy
WALT, Tampa, Fla.
EVANS, JOHN
Song-s The World Remembers
WCAO, Baltimore, Md.
EVANS, MICKIE
Mickie's Musical Corral
WTTM, Trenton. N. J.
— F —
FAIRCLOTH, PEANUT
Peanut Faircloth
WRDW, Aug-usta. Ga.
FISHER, CHET
Star Hostess Party
KNXT, Hollywood, Cal.
FISHER, JACK
Third Call
WWJ, Detroit, Mich.
FITCH, MARCIE
KGIN, Glenwood Spring-s,
Colo.
FOLEY, RED
Prince Albert Grand Ole Opry
NBC
FONDELL, GERTRUDE
WHJC, Matewan, W. Va.
FONTAINE, BOB
CKLB, Ossawa, Ont.
FORKEY, \VM.
KSJB, Jamestown, N. D.
FOXWORTH, BOBBY JEAN
WJAY, Mullins, S. C.
FRANKS, BETTY
WESC, Greenville, S. C.
FRIZZELL, TOMMY
McLean Jamboree
WVJS, Owensboro, Ky.
FURTADE, THOMAS
Dancing Party
ABC
— G —
GAINES, WALT
WIEL, Elizabethtown, Ky,
GAUDREAU, CARMELLE
CJEM, Edmundston, N. B.
GEDDES, CAMERON
CJCS, Stratford, Ont.
GENTLEMEN SONGSTERS
Silver & Gold
WHEC, Rochester, N. Y.
GEOR, GEORGE
Saturday Nig-ht Jamboree
CKCL, Truro, N. S.
GILHAM, ART
The Whispering- Pianist
WQXI, Atlanta, Ga.
GIPSON, JACK
Morning Matinee
WBAP-TV, Ft. Worth, Tex.
GONZALES, WM.
WMIA, Caguas, P. R.
GOOD WILL QUARTET
WCOH, Newnan, Georgia
GORDON, PHIL
Phil & Jack
WDSA, New Orleans, La.
GRAY, DELORES
Buick Circus Hour
NBC-TV
GRESHAM, ELIZABETH
WKGN, Knoxville, Tenn.
GRIST, PHILIP
Club 1300
WFBR, Baltimore, Md.
GROVE, BETTY ANN
The Big Payoff
NBC-TV
GUIZAR, TITO
Tito Guizar Show
KTTV, Los Angeles, Cal.
GUY, GRADY
Tygart Valley Pioneers
WDNE, Elkins, W. Va.
JEAN MARTIN
Singing Star
Sammy Kaye Show, NBT
Sunday Willys
Personal Management:
TIM GAYLE
Hollywood Knickerbocker Hotel
Hollywood 28, Calif.
1047
• • •
VOCAL ARTISTS— RADIO-TELEVISrON
• • •
— If —
HAAS. M ( ILLE
Son?s by Lucille
KSTM. Kaimoni, Minn.
1IAG(JAKT. Bl 1)
Blues Chasers
WFDF. Flint. Mieh.
HALIMAN. ART
CKEY. Toronto. Ont.
HAMILTON, DAVE
Hvmn Time
WFBM-TV. Indianapolis, Ind.
HANSON. Bl KT
WCCO, Minneapolis. Minn.
HARDIN. SARA
Sunday Morning: Devotions
WVCG. Coral Gables. Fla.
HARMONEERS, QUARTET
Gospel Quartet Time
WEAS, Decatur-Atlanta, Ga.^
HARMONY BOYS QUARTET
WMOK, Metropolis. 111.
HARP, MARTHA LOU
Chamber Music Society of
Lower Basin Street
NBC
Dream Harbor
ABC
HARP, NANCY
Ladies' Day with Lee
KPIX, San Francisco, Cal.
HARRIS, NANCY
WGNS, Murfreesboro, Tenn.
HARVEY. LLOYD
Music Whirl
WIRL. Peoria. 111.
HAYES, BILL
Your Show of Shows
NBC-TV
H.VYMES, BOB
Bob Haymes Show
WCBS, New York. N. Y.
HENDER.SON, JODY
Hf^rf's to Music
KHBG. Okmulgee, Okla.
HENDRICKSON, OLAF
Olaf Sings
KDEC. Decorah, Iowa
HII^URN, RED
Singing- Range Rider
KBOP. Pleasanton, Tex.
HILL, ALLEN
Java Jingle Time
WLCM, Lancaster, S. C.
HILL, DOLORES
Sunday Gf-t Together
WNAX. Yankton, S. D.
HINDS, BILL
WJAS. Pittsburgh. Pa.
HIT PARADERS
Your Hit Parade
NBC -TV
HOMELAND HARMONY
QUARTET
Gospel Quartet Time
WEAS. Dficatur, Atlanta. G;i.
IIUDDLESTON, EV.
Ev Huddleston Show
WWCA, Gary. Ind.
HUFFMAN, JULE
Bride To Be
WCPO-TV. Cincinnati, O.
HUNT, BOB
Ladies Date
WABD. New York
HUTCH, NITA
Club 0:30
WTVN, Columbus. O.
HUTTON. INA RAY
Ina Ray Hutton All Girl Show
KTLA, Los Angeles, Cal.
HYDE. DICK
Hydetime
WKRC-TV. Cincinnati, 0.
IV ANY, HAROLD
VOGM, St. John's Newf.
JACKSON, EDDIE
All-Star Revue
NBC-TV
JACOBS, FRAN
Golden Moments of Song
WHAY, New Britain, Conn.
JAMES, ARLENE
It's in the Bag
NBC-TV
JESTER, SHIRLEE
Cinderella Week-end
WKRC-TV, Cincinnati, O.
JOHNSON, JUDY
Your Show of Shows
NBC-TV
JOHNSON, STELLA
WRAP. Norfolk, Va.
W. R. JOHNSTON, JR.
Doc & Neal Show
WBIR. Knoxville. Tenn.
JONES, PAUL
Song Souvenirs
WFLA, Tampa, Fla.
JOSEPH, EDDY
WHLD, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
JOPLIN, JAY
WIEL, Elizabethtown, Ky.
JOURDAIN, LAUREN
CKBL, Matane, Que.
JUBILEE SINGERS OF
HOMESTEAD
WVCG, Coral Gables, Fla.
— K —
KALLAS, BESS
Lady Professor
WKBI, St. Marys, Pa.
KALLEN, KITTY
Colgate Comedy Hour
NBC-TV
KEMPF, "HOWDY"
Chuck Wagon Time
KPHO, Phoenix, Ariz.
KERN, GENETA
1490 Club
WKBV. Richmond, Ind.
KEUR, CORNELIUS
KULA, Honolulu, Hawaii
KIEFKR, ADELINE
tJncle Al
WCPO-TV, Cincinnati, O.
KIEFFER, RAMONA
WHIZ, Zanesville, O.
KING, W. O.
Hymns of the People
WTOfJ, Savannah, Ga.
KINNEY, WENDELL
Patterns in Black & White
KMO, Tacoma, Wash.
KIRK, LISA
Colgate Comedy Hour
NBC-TV
KIRSTEN, DOROTHY
Railroad Hour
NBC
KISSEL, JOT
The Two J's
WLCR, Torrington, Conn.
KLEIN, BROS.
KAYL, Storm Lake, Iowa
KNOWLES, NORMA
Stylings
KGEM. Boise, Idaho
KOCUR, BOB
Bob & the Boomerangs
KCOG, Centerville, Iowa
KOENIG, LEONA
Saturday Date
KGPH, Flagstaff, Ariz.
KOENIG, VERNE
Verne Koenig Show
KDEC, Decorah, Iowa
KOTHE, BONNIE SUE AND
MAXINE
Saddle Pals
KCHI, Chillicothe. Mo.
KRALL, BARBARA
WSPD-TV, Toledo, O.
KRUEGER, DICK
Dick Krueger Show
KXYZ, Houston, Tex.
— L —
LACHANCE, MADELEINE
CBV, Quebec
LAINE, DOREY
Morning Call
WMBD, Peoria. 111.
LAINE, FRANKIE
All-Star Revue
NBC-TV
LANE, FRANCEY
Breakfast with Music
WNBT, New York
LANSON, SNOOKY
Your Hit Parade
NBC-TV
LANTRY, GLADYS
Four for a Quarter
KIMA, Yakima, Wash.
LANZA, MARIO
The Mario Lanza Show
NBC
LAWRENCE, AIMEE
Breakfast Gang
KFRC, San Francisco, Cal.
LAWRENCE, PAULINE
Breakfast Gang
KFRC, San Francisco, Cal.
LEE, MARY
Mary Lee Show
KSOX, Harlington, Tex.
LEE, MEL
"Show Me" Rangers
KTT, Rolla, Mo.
LEE, PEGGY
NBC, CBS
LEGREE, LT. WILBURN
The Singing Cop
WFDF, Flint, Mich.
LEROYE, JEAN
CKCV, Quebec
LIDSTONE SISTERS
VOGM. St. John's Newf.
1048
• • •
VOCAL ARTISTS— RADIO-TELEVISION
• • •
LINN, JACKIE
Morning- Bandwagon
WTAM, Cleveland. Ohio
LINN, ROBERTA
The Gypsy
KTLA-TV
Lawrence Welk Show
KTLA-TV
LOGAN SISTERS
WAGA-TV, Atlanta, Ga.
LoMASCOLO, NICOLO
Song-s for You
WRAD, Radford. Va.
LOVELL, MARILYN
Coffee And
WNBQ, Chicago, 111.
LUCAS, TOMMY
The Pioneers
WJEH, Gallipolis, Ohio
LUYBEN, RITA
Song- Time
WKUL, Cullman. Ala.
LYNCH, CHRISTOPHER
Voice of Firestone
NBC, NBC-TV
LYNN, BOB
Bob Lynn's Mystery Tunes
WTVJ, Miami, Fla.
— M —
MACHIN, DANNY
Allen Jeffreys Show
WTOP, Washington, D. C.
MacRAE, CwORDON
The Railroad Hour
NBC
MAIDS OF NOTE
WHEC, Rochester, N. Y.
MANNING, HOWARD
Stars of Excellence
WBEN-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.
MARLENE
Tee Vee Jamboree
WAAM, Baltimore. Md.
MARTIN. DEAN
B. June 7, 1917, Steubenville,
Ohio; Comedy Hour, NBC-TV;
Martin & Lewis Show, NBC
xMARTIN, GEORGE
WOKZ. Alton, 111.
MARTIN, TONY
B. Dec. 25, 1913, Oakland, Cal.;
Colgate Comedy Hour, NBC-TV
MARVIN. BOB
Homemaker's Hob Nob
WBNS-TV, Columbus, O.
MASON, TERRY
Dinner Date
WAGA-TV, Atlanta, Ga.
MATTISON, HENRY
The Plainsman
WRHD, Duncan, Okla.
MAXON, TERRY
Dinner Date
WAGA. Atlanta, Ga.
MAXTON, SHORTY
WHAP, Hopewell, Va.
McCORMICK, JETTIE LEE
We Three
WGAR. Cleveland, O.
McDonald, rusty
Tumblewees Jamboree
KTRM. Beaumont, Texas
McDOUGAL, EDDY
WOWL. Florence, Ala.
McHALE, LARRY
KALB, Alexandria, La.
MoINTIRE, RUSS
Songs by Russ Mclntire
WSTP, Salisbury, N. C.
Mcknight, gene
Sat. Nig-ht Jamboree
WSAZ-TV, Charleston, W. Va.
MEIERS, MARVIN
Marv Meiers Sings
KCOL, Fort Collins, Colo.
MELLILLO, DOLLY
Songs by Dolly
WLAD. Danbury, Conn.
MELTON, JAMES
Ford Festival Time
NBC-TV
MERCEEDEES
KING, Seattle. Wash.
MERIWETHER, LAWRENCE
Songs by Meriwether
WGL, Fort Wayne, Ind.
MERIDEW, REG
Reg & Henry
WGAR. Cleveland, 0.
MERRILL, ROBERT
Encore
NBC
RCA Victor Records
Metropolitan Opera
MESERVY, NORM
WOLF, Syracuse, N. Y.
MEYER, ALLEN
Allen Meyer Show
WJAG, Norfolk, Neb.
MILLS, MARALYN
Jack McElroy Show
KNBH, Hollywood, Cal.
MILNE, NANCY
Milne & Townsend
WDBJ. Roanoke, Va.
MILNER, CAL
Kitchen Concret
WDAS. Phil.. Pa.
MILTNER, JAY
Morning, Bandwagon
WTAM, Cleveland, Ohio
MIZE, BILLY
Billy Mize Show
KAFY, Bakersfield, Calif.
MOORE, HARRIET
WHO, Des Moines, Iowa
MORRIS, ROD
Morris & His Missourians
WJAG, Norfolk, Neb.
MORRISON, BOB
S'prize Party
WIRE, Indianapolis, Ind.
MUNGALL, JOHNNY
WTAC. Flint, Mich.
MURRAY, GEORGE
CFRB. Toronto, Ont.
— IV —
NEAL, BRANCH
Doc & Ncal Show
WBIR, Knoxville, Tenn.
NESBITT, FRED
Melody Time
KOA. Denver, Colo.
NEW YORKERS
Star Hostess Party
KNXT, Hollywood, Cal.
NOEL, DICK
Dick Noel Show
WLW, Cincinnati, O.
1049
NOEL, MICHEL
CKAC, Montreal
NORMAN, CAROL
Money to Burn
WBTV, Charlotte. N. C.
NORMAN, JEAN
Family Party
WMBD, Peoria, 111.
NORWOOD, JACK
Songs Inc.
WTAR-TV, Norfolk, Va.
— o —
O'BRIEN, LOUISE
Matinee
KOTV, Tulsa, Okla.
O'HEREN, RICHARD
WHK, Cleveland, O.
OLIVER, JEAN
Guest Book
WFAA-TV, Dallas, Texas
O'NEIL, DANNY
Breakfast with Danny O'Neil
WBKB-TV, Chicago, 111.
ORTIZ, JOSE INES
WCMN. Arecibo, P. R.
OSTUNI, PHILOMENA
Suffolk Society Musicale
WALK, Patchogue, N. Y.
OWEN, MARGARET
Breakfast with Bigelows
WJTN, Jamestown, N. Y.
OWENS, JIM
Hillbilly Fever
WVMI, Biloxi, Miss.
P
PAGE, FATTI
Scott Music Hall
NBC -TV
PALMER, COY
Sunshine Man
KPDN, Pampa, Texas
PALMER, JANIE
Musically Speaking
WWJ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
PARKER, GLORIA
WJZ-TV, New York
PARSON, KAY
Girl O'Yesterday
KENO, Las Vegas, Nev.
PAYNE, FRED
WESC, Greenville, S. C.
PEERCE, JAN
Freedom Sings
Metropolitan Auditions of thf
Air
ABC
PHILLIPS, DUB
Silver River Time
WPAL, Charleston, S. C.
PIAZZA,
MARGUERITE
Show of Shows
NBC-TV
Encore
NBC
PICKENS, JANE
Pickens Party
NBC
• • •
VOCAL ARTISTS— RADIO-TELEVISION
• • •
IMKRC K. BIM.
B. P. at the Piano
KBl'H. Britham City, IMah
riKRCE. BKl CK
Barn DaiuH>
WBAP-TV. Fort Worth. Tex.
I'INZ A. KZIO
All Star Revue
RCA Victor Show
NBC-TV
Telephone Hour
NBC
POST. BILL
Doin' The Town
KSI^TV. Salt Lake City.
Utah
POWELL. HERMAN
Melody Ramblers
WSFT, Thomaston, Ga.
PRESSNALL. JAN
Piano Portraits
KJAN. Atlantic, Iowa
— « —
QIIGOLE, HELEN
Helen's Show
WKBI. St. Marys. Pa.
Ql INN. B. F.
Rainbow Revue
KSUB, Cedar City, Utah
— R —
KAABE. ROY
Tune Topper
KBOP. Pleasanton, Tex.
RADIO WRANGLERS
WAGA, Atlanta, Ga.
RAINE. LORRY
Armed Forces Radio "Jubilee,"
Command Performance, Coral
and Okeh (Columbia) Records,
Art Ford Show, NBC; Rudy Vallee
TV Films, NBC-CBS
RANGER, .MARV
WTAC. Flint. Mich.
RA.SOR. JERRV
WTVN. ColumbUB, O.
RIATT, JOHN
Hui'k CircuH Hour
XB^:-TV
RIC HAROH. CAROL
Ralph KdwarflH Show. NBC-
TV: Martin & LewiH Show,
Ktienr Beriren Show
RKHMONO, BOB
Tin- Mailini.' Show
WKKN. Topoka. KansaH
REE, NANCY
Bill Silbf-rt Show
WABD. New York
KENO, JACK
Rhythm Ranifer
KCOG. Centerville. Iowa
REYNOLDS, BRAD
Brad Reynold" Show
KGW. Portland, Ore.
REYNOI-DS. LLOYD
Present ins" Lloyd Reynolds
KBLT. Black foot, Idaho
KILEY. DALE
Evening- Vesi)ors
WLDY. Ladysmith. Wis.
RISING SIN GOSPEL SINGERS
WVCG, Coral Gables, Fla.
RITCHEY, CHARLES E.
WVAM. Altoona, Pa.
ROBBINS, GEORGE
Listen While You Lunch
WEBR. Buffalo, N. Y.
ROESE, RAY
Hospitality House
WRFO. Worthing-ton, O.
ROGERS, ROY
B. Nov. 5, 1912, Cincinnati,
Ohio; Roy Rogers Show, NBC-TV
ROMERO, NED
Ned Romero Show
WJBO, Baton Roug-e. La.
ROSS, GLENN
Glenn Ross Singrs
WIRK, West Palm Beach, Fla.
ROY, MARY
Stump Us
WWJ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
RUCKER, JOAN
Joan Sing^s
WTND. Orang-eburg^, S. C.
RUSSELL, CONNIE
Breakfast with Music
NBC-TV
Dial Dave Garroway
NBC
RUSSELL, JACK
Your Show of Shows
NBC-TV
RYAN, JOHNNY
Party Line
KVOO, Tulsa. Okla.
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WCMN, Arccibo. P. R.
SANTA FE RIDERS
WKTV, Utica, N. Y.
SARCiENT, MICHAEL
Music Michael Please
WBIW, Bedford, Ind.
SCHAD, HARRY
Breakfast at the Lenox
WBEN, Buffalo. N. Y.
SEARLES, TOM
Tom & Abifrail
KELO, Sioux Falls, S. Dak.
SEAY, ALBERT
WSOK, Nashville, Tenn.
HHAFER, DICK
WLW-D, Dayton, 0.
SHAUGILNESSY, MARGIE
KCRC, Enid, Okla.
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CKOY.. Ottawa, Ont.
SHERWOOD, BOBBY
The Milton Berle Show
NBC-TV
SHORE, DINAH
B. March 1, 1917, Winchester,
Tenn.; Jack Smith-Dinah Shore-
Margaret Whiting Show, CBS;
Dinah Shore Show, CBS-TV
SHREVE, BOB
Moments Musical
WGL, Fort Wayne, Ind.
SILVER KINGS, THE
WLAG, LaGrang-e, Ga.
SIMPSON, RALPH
Singing Crusader
WAKE, Greenville, S. C.
SIZEMORE, GORDON AND
LITTLE DOC
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SLOCUM, BILL
Wand'ring Minstrel
KPOJ, Portland, Ore.
SMILEY, BETTE
Gitshop
WCAE, Pittsburgh, Pa.
SMITH, ANN
Heartwarmer
WFEC, Miami, Fla.
SMITH, BEN
Ben Smith Sings
KVMA, Magnolia, Ark.
SMITH, HANK
WFJA, Fort Payne, Ala.
SMITH, KATE
The Kate Smith Hour
The Kate Smith Evening Hour
iNBC-TV
SMITH, RAY
WCOP, Boston, Mass.
SNAKY, BILL
Breakfast Party
WGN-TV, Chicag-o, 111.
SNODGRASS, ELMER
Elmer's Tunes
WAKE, Greenville, S. C.
SONGFELLOS, THE
KLMR, Lamar, Colo.
SONGFELLOWS, THE
WHO, Dest Moines, Iowa
SOUTHERN MELODY
QUARTET
WLAG, LaGrange, Ga.
SOUTHLAND QUARTET
WVIN, Olney, 111.
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WLW, Cincinnati, O.
STACEY, JEAN
Jean Stacey Sings
KTAT, Frederick, Okla.
STALKER, CAY
Breakfast Frolic
KFH, Wichita, Kan.
STANDORD, TED
Guest Book
WFAA-TV, Dallas, Tex.
STARKEY, ROY
Silhouettes of the West
WBKB-TV, Chicago. 111.
STARR, JACKIE
Western Jamboree
WSAZ-TV. Charleston. W. Va.
STEBER, ELEANOR
Voice of Firestone
NBC. NBC-TV
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Music of Masters
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Just You-Just Me
WCAU, Philadelphia, Pa.
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TV Showcase
WRGB, Schenectady, N. Y.
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CKLN. Nelson. B. C.
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Voice of Firestone
NBC. NBC-TV
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Those Two
NBC-TV
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Allan Jeffreys Show
WTOP, Washington, D. C.
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Suits Song: Shop
KGNC. Amarillo, Texas
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Words in the Night
NBC
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Bob Swerer Show
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T
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Clara Tang-en Show
KDEC. Decorah, Iowa
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These Are My Favorites
WREB. Holyoke. Mass.
TAYLOR, MORRIS
Country Music Hall
KMOR. Oroville, Cal.
TAYLOR, PEG<5Y
Breakfast Club
ABC
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Wayne Taylor Show
KTUL, Tulsa, Okla.
TERRY, AL
Evangeline Round-up
KVOL, Lafayette, La.
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Songs with a Western Touch
KFAM, St. Cloud, Minn.
THOMAS, MATT
WMAR-TV, Baltimore, Md.
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Jimmy Thomason Show
KAFY. Bakersfield, Calif.
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Dude Martin Show
KTTV. Los Angeles. Calif.
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Milne & Townsend
WDBJ. Roanoke, Va.
TRENERRY, ANN
Girl with a Song
KIMA. Yakima. Wash.
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Songs of the West
KWJJ. Portland, Ore.
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Dave & Barbara Show
WKRC. Cincinnati. O.
UPTON, DON
Don Upton Show
WLVA. Lynchburg, Va.
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WJZ-TV, New York
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Your Hit Parade
NBC-TV
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Breakfast Party
WGN-TV. Chicago. 111.
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Songs by Eileen
WPLA, Plant City, Fla.
VAUGHAN, DENNY
CFRB, Toronto, Ont.
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The Jimmy Wakely Show
KNXT
WALKER, DUSTY
Chef Milani
KNBH, Hollywood, Cal.
WALKER, GINNY
Third Call
WWJ, Detroit. Mich.
WALKER, MADELINE
WOW, Omaha, Neb.
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Ford Festival Time
NBC-TV
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Cracker Jack Show
WPDQ, Jacksonville, Fla.
WASHBURN, EDIE
Eggs at Eight
KVOO, Tulsa. Okla.
WATKINS, GRACE
Words and Music
KBIS, Bakersfield, Calif.
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Kinsel Jamboree
KTRM, Beaumont, Texas
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WHO, Dest Moines. Iowa
WAYNE, DICK
Lonesome Serenade
KFEQ, St. Joseph, Mo.
WAYNE, EDDY
Eddy Wayne Show
WCUE, Akron, O.
WEBB, HELEN
Sooner Shindig
WKY-TV, WKY. Oklahoma
City, Okla.
WEBSTER, JOE
Sooner Shindig
WKY-TV. WKY, Oklahoma
City. Okla.
WEISS, DICK
A Date With Dick
WGBA. Columbus. Ga.
WESSELS, MAX H.
Continental Varieties
WWRL. New York. N. Y.
WHEATLEY, JOANNE
American Music Hall
ABC
WHITE, BARBARA
Stardust Serenade
KLMR, Lamar, Colo.
WHITE, JOHNNY
Johnnie White and his Sons
WNAX. Yankton. S. D.
WHITING, MARGARET
Dancing Party
ABC
WILLIAMS, BILLY
QUARTET
Your Show of Shows
NBC-TV
WILLIAMS, EDDIE
Western Songs
KDAL. Duluth, Minn.
WILLIAMS, FRANK
Refreshment Time
WMRY, New Orleans, La.
WILLYS, SUNDAY
Armed Forces Radio, "Jubilee,"
Theater of the Air Club, Mac-
Gregor Transcriptions
WILSON, EILEEN
Your Hit Parade
NBC-TV
WILSON, HAPPY
WAPI, Birmingham, Ala.
WILSON, PAT
Homemaker's Hob Nob
WBNS-TV, Columbus, O.
WOOD, AUSTIN
Missouri Swingsters
KTTR, Rolla, Mo.
WOODWARD, ARLISS
WSAM, Saginaw, Mich.
WOODWORD, MARGARET
WHO, Des Moines, Iowa
WORKMAN, DICK
WSYR, WSYR-TV, Syracuse.
N. Y.
WORTH, MARION
WAPI, Birmingham, Ala.
WRIGHT, RUBY
WLW. Cincinnati, O.
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YOUNG, FLORENCE
Florence Young Show
KOA. Denver, Colo.
YOUNG, JEAN ANNE
WPFB, Middletown. O.
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Irving Sings
KNOE. Monroe. La.
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THE XI::\V YORK TIMES,
FRIDAY. JANUARY 2. 1953
RADIO & TELEVISION
A Laconic Bill Stern, Accept-
ing Conditions of New TV
Medium, Calmly Describes
Cotton Bowl Game
By JACK GOULD
Bill Stern, the veteran spartscaster. showed
a rare brand of both courage and common
sense yesterday. Noied for years as an an-
nouncer who practically never stopped talk-
inK. he comi)letely altered his technique in
giving over the N. B. C. network an account
of the Cotton Bowl Kame between Texas and
Tennessee.
The contrast l»etween the Stern of yester-
day and the Stern of old was so marked — and
so welcomed that there could be no doubt
that the sportscaster had deliberately elected
to heed the cries of many football fans to let
the TV camera t<-ll the storv. Bill deserves
crirdit for makini,' an about fare. For a oerson
in the public eye that is never easy.
The Texas-Tennessee Rame was an acid test
for Mr. Stern Ixfcause the Cotton Bowl at-
traction was an incredibly dull one. But
whereas in days Kone by Mr. Stern would
have endeavored to camouflage the obvious
with a torrent of words, yesterday he suc-
cinctly observed that Tennessee was not very
K'xxl and let it ro at that.
Mr. Stern's major improvement was that
he did not chatter while a play was in prosr-
rcss. for the most part restricting his com-
ment to Kiving the name of the player who
carried the bali. On passes and kicks, he kept
•itill and allowed the viewer to see for himself
what wa^i happening. Even during several oc-
casions when the teams took time out, he said
nothing. The viewers waited along with the
spectators of the bowl for the sjame to re-
sume, which is enlightened television.
Similarly, Mr. Stern al>«tained from an-
alyzing the came in technical gobbledegook.
Mr. Stern should complete successfully the
transition from radio to TV. His worst
troubles apparently are over.
THANKS
JACK
GOULD
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Outdoors Ohio
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Orange Bowl Game
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CBS-TV
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Sports Trail
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Sports Parade
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Sports Parade
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Your Sports Parade
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Football Finals
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WFRC, Reidsville, N. C.
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Spotlight on Sport
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KOL, Seattle. Wash.
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N. Y.
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Pigskin Preview
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Sports To-day
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Spotlight on Sports
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ti.iines
KTKT. TiK'son. Ariz.
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The Sport srec-1
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Sports Final
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KDKA. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Sports .Mnianac
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To-day's Sports
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5:;J0 Sport Show
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Sports Roundup
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BREAUX, JERRY
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BREMSER, LYT:LL
Sports by Bremser
KFAB. Omaha. Neb.
BRICKHOUSE, JACK
WGN-TV. Chicag-o, 111.
BRITT, JIM
WNAC-TV, Boston, Mass.
BRODE, BUDDY
WNAR. Norristown, Pa.
BROGAN, PAUL
Sports New.sreel
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Sports Parade
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In the Press Box
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Sportlight
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BROWN, BOB
KGGM, Albuquerque, N. M.
BROWN, F. FRED, JR.
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KVET, Austin, Texas
BROWN, JOHNNY
Sports Review
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BROWN, WARREN
Sports Pag-e
WBKB-TV. Chicago, 111.
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Sports Roundup
WHIT, New Bern, N. C.
BRYAN, BILL
KTOW, Oklahoma City, Okla.
BULLETT, BERNARD
"BUCKY"
Sports Trail
WMNB, North Adams, Mass.
BUNN, NEAL
Spotlig-ht of Sports
KNEA, Jonesboro, Ark.
BUBP, BOB
WPTW, Plqua, O.
New York Rangers
HOCKEY MADISON SQ. GARDEN
NEW YORK
"TODAY'S BASEBALL" *°' c^Jlt^N^"*"
"TAKE A TIP FROM ME"
"WARM-UP TIME". "SPORTS EXTRA"
, Call Uf"
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1054
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Sports Parade
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Basketball Tips
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Sports Excerpts
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Sports Final
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Sportstime
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BUTTERFIELD, RAY
What's New in Sports
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BYER, HAL
Sportslants
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BYRD, HERBERT
Brownie's Sports
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CAMPBELL, BOB
Sports Headlines
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Sports Review
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Sports Revue
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CARNEGIE, TOM
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CARTER, CAL
Sports Roundup
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CARY, ANDY
Today in Sports
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CARY, TOM
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CASPER, TEE
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CAST, BURT
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CAUDILL, CARL
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This Week in Sports
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CAVANAUGH, JOE
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WEIM, Fitchburg-. Mass.
TOM DUGGAN
"Let's Look At Sports"
Since Oct. 1949 — WNBQ
'Tom Duggan Sport Special"
Since Oct. 1949 — WMAQ
MARK SCOTT
"Tops in Sports in the West"
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A 'TOSS SporlH D<-Kk
KDSX Ix-nihon. Tex.
< Llh^ON. ( MAKLKK
KKKI* U^ Aii^'elcH, Cal.
» LO-K. HILL
'loM- i;p In SportH
KOY. Phoenix. Ariz.
<OBLKN. HL'I.rON
Sportd Review
WBIJ. Dallon. Ga.
( OBL KN, PALL
'oburn'M <>>mer
KSAK. Salt Lake City. Utah
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Qiiefxre
IAN. UAVill
; '^<'. TlKmiauville. N. Caro-
( iA.itiSh. 4IM.MIK
Alonif the Sportw Trail
WKDK. Newh>;rry. S. C.
(OLE.MAN. JIM
WGKT. Gettysburg. Pa.
COLEMAN, KEN
Quiz Down
WXBK. Cleveland, O.
( OLKITT. JEKKY
KALK, Ruhlaiul, Wash.
COI.L.VIM). KKNE
CKCV. Que bee
(OLLINS. DAVE
WUFO. VVorthinston, O.
COLLINS. SID
Fox's Den
WIBC. Indianapolis. Ind.
COLTON, LARRY
In This Corner
WGUY, Bangor. Maine
CONLIN, BILL
KCRA, Sacramento, Cal.
CONNOLLY, PAT
CJCH. Halifax, N, S.
CONRAD, STEVE
WAPO, Chattanooga, Tenn.
COOK, BOE
KICA, Clovis. N. M.
COOK, GORD
CFRB. Toronto. Ont.
COKLEY, BILL
WBNS, Cleveland, Ohio
CORNISH, WORTHEN
WGAN, Portland, Maine
CORRIGALL, NED B.
CKRD, Red Deer. Alta.
CORWIN, HAL
Spotlite on Sports
KPHO, Phoenix. Ariz.
COSTELLO, ED.
World of Sports
KOSA, Odessa. Tex.
COTTER, JOE
Sports Page of the Air
WSPT, Stevens Point, Wis.
COUPFEE, AL
KRNT, Des Moines. Iowa
COWAN, COLEY
Sports Corner
WSAZ-TV. Charleston, W. Va.
COX, HOWIE
Sports Review
WOBT, Rhinelander, Wis.
( KA(rO, DICK
Sportopics
WCBI, Columbus, Miss.
CREAGEK, MACK
KRMG, Tulsa, Okli.
CREIGHTON, HARRY
WGN-TV, Chicago, 111.
CREWS, BILL
Sports Roundup
WTAD, Quiney. 111.
CRISTIL, JACK
I'lay By Play
WROX, Clarksdale, Miss.
( KOCKETT, HUDLEY
KAVE. Carlsbad, N. M.
CROFT, .MIKE
W'HCN, Huntington, Pa.
CROWLEY, BILL
WAKA. Attleboro, Mass.
(ROWLEY, BILL
WORC, Worcester, Mass.
CROWLEY, PAUL C.
Sports Parade
W.JPI>. Tshpeming, Mich.
( KIM, BIRNIE
iiirtiie fjrum Sports
WllOL. AiJentown, Pa.
(HYSDALE, JOE
CKKV, Toronto, Ont.
(XLLINGH. m>B
Parade of Sports
WINR, Binghamton, N. Y.
CUMMINS, JACK
Ja'k of All Sports
WTV./, Miami, Fla.
1056
CUMMINS, RAY
Cavalcade of Sports
WMBL, Morehead City. N. C.
CUMMINS, TAIT
WMT, Cedar Rapids. Iowa
CUNNINGHAM, DON
WKBW, Buffalo. N. Y.
CUNO, ERNIE
WSYR. Syracuse. N. Y.
CURTIS, GENE
Sports Scoreboard
Spotlight on Sports
Sports Reel
KGLN, Glenwood Springs.
Colo.
CURTIS, RJEA
Dugout Dope
KJFJ, Webster City. Iowa
CUTLER, JACK
Spotlight on Sports
WKIP. Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
CUTTER, JOE
WKRM, Columbia. Tenn.
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DAIILBERG, JERRY
KROX. Crookston, Minn,
DAIN, ROLLIE
Spotlite On Sports
KAUS, Austin. Minn,
DALEY, BILL
Daley Sports
WTCN, Minneapolis, Mirn.
DALY, PROF.
CKOY, Ottawa, Ont.
DANES, SPENCER
Sportscast
WKBV, Richmond. Ind.
DANEY, KEITH
CFCF, Montreal
DANIEL, DAN
Sports Journal
DARLAND, BILL
KELD, El Dorado, Ark.
DAVIES, TED
KVEC, San Luis Obispo, Cal
DAVIS, BILL
Sports Final
WLOW, Norfolk, Va.
DAVIS, CARL
WAGE, Syracuse, N. Y.
D.AVIS, DICK
WFIN, Findlay, Ohio
DAVIS, JEFF
WSPT, Thomaston, Ga.
DAVIS, JOHN E,
Morning Sports
KLYN, Amarillo, Texas
DAVIS, LEN
WGL, Port Wayne, Ind.
DAVIS, LES
WNAX, Yankton, S. D.
D.YWE, BERT
CBG, Gander, Newfoundland
DEAN, DIZZY
Game of the Day
Mutual
DEAN, LARRY
WLOU, Louisville, Ky.
DeFAY, RICHARD
WTVH, Peoria. 111.
de FOREST, ED.
KOY, Phoenix, Ariz.
DIEHL, BILL
Diehling It Out
WGH, Newport News, Va.
DELANEY, BOB
Inside Stoi-y on Sports
WHDH, Boston, Mass.
(le NATALE, JOE
Sports Parade
KODY, North Platte, Neb.
DENT, AL
Sports Parade
KLRA, Little Rock, Ark.
DERR, JOHN
Orang-e Bowl Game
Sports Roundup
National Golf Day
Senior Bowl
CBS
DESAUTELS, KIRRY
Sports Page
KSDN, Aberdeen, S. Dak.
DE.SILET, LEROY
KYAK, Yakima, Wash.
DEVIXE, JACK
Day in Sports
CJBQ, Belleville, Ont.
DEWITT, DEWEY
Geigy Sportscast
WABM, Houiton, Maine
DEXTER, RAY
Sporting News Of The Air
KNBY, Newport, Ark.
DiGESU, FRED
Sports Mike
WHBS, Huntsville, Ala.
DIHLMANN, HANK
Sports Parade
KROS, Clinton, Iowa
DITLEVSEN, HOWARD
KHUB. Watsonville, Cal.
DITTERT, ED
Sportstime
KRIC, Beaumont, Tex.
DOBBS, JACK
Sports Parade
WZOB, Fort Payne, Ala.
DOLAN, FRANK
WKOP. Binghamton, N. Y.
DOMMER, WM.
Time In For Sports
WONW, Defiance, 0.
DONALDSON, AL
KENT, Shreveport, La.
DONLEY, RED
Sports Today
WSTV, Steubenville, 0.
DOOLEY, TED
Sports Round-up
KVCV. Redding, Cal.
DOTY, MORRIS
WLYC. Williamsport, Pa.
DOUGLAS, WAYNE
KEVT, Kerrville, Texas
DOWLING, BILL
Sports Memory
WEIR, Weirton, W. Va.
DOYLE, VINCE
Picture in Sports
WJVA, South Bend, Ind.
DRILLING, JOE
KM J, Fresno, Cal.
DROELLE, GEORGE
The Sports Page
WCLI. Corning, N. Y.
DUDLEY, ASA
The Sports Page
WTBP, Troy, Ala.
DUFFY, GEORGE P.
Sports Edition
WICE, Providence, R. I.
DUFFY, RAY
Sports Review
WGNS, Murfreesboro, Tenn.
DUGGAN, TOM
Let's Look At Sports, WNBQ;
Tom Duggan Sport Special,
WMAQ; Chicago, 111.
DUGRE, ADELARD
CHLN, Trois-Rivieres, Que.
DUMONT, HERMEL
CJEM, Edmundston, N. B.
DUNBAR, WALT
Time for Sports
WBET. Brockton, Mass.
DUSENBURY, FRANK
KOGT, Orange. Texas
SPORTS COMMENTATORS— RADIO-TELEVISION
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EARLE, WM.
WASU AnnapoUs, Md.
EATON, SAM
KClJL, Houma, La.
EAiON, TOM
Sports Special
WREB, Holyoke, Mass.
EDGEit, JACK
Jack Edger Sports Show
WTNT, Tal.ahassee, Fla.
EDWARDS, CHARLIE
Atlantic Sports Show
WPDQ, Jacksonville, Fla.
EDWARDS, TOMMY
Today is Sports
WAYX, Waycross. Ga.
EGAN, GAIL
Sports De.*k
WXEL, Cleveland. O.
EGAN, LEO
All About Sports
WBZ, Boston, Mass.
EHLEKS, NED
WMTR, Morristown, N. J.
EHRLICH, GEORGE
Spotlight on Sports
WHAY, New Britain, Conn.
FISCHER, LARRY
Great Moments in Sports
WLOL, Minneapolis, Minn.
ELAMON, JIM
KELD, El Dorado, Ark.
ELBRECHT, PAUL
Sports Review
WCDL, Carbondale, Pa.
ELIAS, BOB
The Sports Scene
KBIS, Bakersfield, Calif.
ELLIS, DICK
WKPT, Kingsport, Tenn.
ELLIS, KEN
CFPL, London, Ont.
ELSON, BOB
Sports with Bob Elson
WBKB-TV, Chicago, 111.
ELSTON, BOB
Elston on Sports
KIOA. Des Moines, Iowa
ENGLANDEK, BYRON
WGBB, Freeport, N. Y.
ENROTH, DICK
Newsports
WLOL, Minneapolis, Mian.
11.NSLEY, HAROLD
Fisheiunan's Friend
KIMO, Independence, Mo.
ERDMAN, JAKE
WRAC, Racine, Wis.
fiRHARD, CHAS.
WHIS, Bluefield, W. Va.
ERICKSON, BOii
Sport Hi-Lites
KWBG, Boone, Iowa
ERMLSCH, RED
Sports Page of the Air
WKXY, Sarasota, Fla.
ERWIN, BILL
KARE, St. Joseph, Missouri
ERWIN. PUSS
KCUL, Fort Worth, Tex.
ERWIN, SKIP
WMOK, Metropolis, HI.
ESAW, JOHNNY
CKRM. Regina, Sask.
EUBANKS, BLAIR
Sports Review
WTAR, Norfolk, Va.
EVANS, ALAN
WHOK, Lancaster, 0.
EVANS, BILL
Sports Parade
WGAU, Athens, Ga.
losr
EVANS, BOB
Sports Time
WKAT, Miami Beach. Fla.
EVANS, J. E.
Sports Roundup
WLDY. Ladysmith. Wis.
EVANS, JONES
Top of the Sports News
WBAX. Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
EVANS, RUSH
Speaking of Sports
KSEK, Pittsburgh. Pa.
EYRE, AL
Sports Extra
WTOR, Torrington, Conn.
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FALLON, FRANK
WMEX, Boston, Mass.
FANT, JULIAN
Sports Roundup
WFOY. St. Augustine. Fla.
FANTASIA, NICK
WWW, Fairmont, W. Va.
FARKAS, CHUCK
KBKI, Alice. Texas
FARNHAM, GEORGE
Morning Sports Page
KXOC, Chico. Cal.
FARRELL, MAURY
WAPI, Birmingham. Ala.
FARRIS, JOE
WGKV, Charleston. W. Va.
FAUCHER, RALPH
WTAQ, La Grange, 111.
FAULCONER, J. B.
WLAP, Lexington, Ky.
FAY, HAINES
KVOS. Bellingham. Wash.
FEIST, BILL
Sports Column of the Air
KEEN, San Jose, Cal.
FENNO, RALPH
Sports Roundup
WPOR, Portland, Maine
FELDMAN, CHIC
Sports Extra
A'SCR, Scranton, Pa.
FERRINGTON, FRANK
KFAM, St. Cloud. Minn.
FIELDS, JAMES W.
Sports Parade
VVTRR. Sanford, Fla.
FINCH. BILL
Sportsbook
KRAI, Craig. Colo.
FINNEGAN, BOB
WJZ, New York, N. Y.
FISHER. FD
All Sports Parade
WWBZ, Vineland. N. J.
FLEISCHMAN, DEAN
WSPB. Sarasota. Fla.
FLEISCHMAN, SOL
Sports Slants
WDAE, T;^mpa, Fla.
FLEMING, BILL
WHRV. Ann Arbor. Mich.
FLEMING. JACK
Today in Sports
WAJR, Morgantown. W. Va.
FLEMING. WOODY
Let's Go Hunting
WCSI, Columbus, Ind.
KLIX. Twin Falls, Idaho
FLINT. BILL
Sports Review
WPUV, Pulaski, Va.
FLORA, EARL
WBNS,-TV, Columbus, O.
FLYNN, ARTHUR
WLAW. Boston. Maes.
FLYNN. BOBBIE
Scoolboy Sports
WCOU, Lewiston, Maine
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FI.YNN. JOUS
WIOY. Maloiif. N. Y.
FI.YNN. TONY
LAHtkitif Up
WJIHJ. Gnvn Bay. Wis.
rOKSKLI.. KON
Time in (or Sports
KXl.E Ellensbiirs. Wash
tX>SS. KKN
Sportstvpe
CKXL. ralcary. Alia.
POSTKK. MARK
SiK)rts Record
KIMO. IiuJepeiulei\«'e, Mu.
Fl>\. BILL
Fox's Den
>VLBC. Indianapolis, Ind.
l-t»YE. FRKD
Sohool Boy Sports
NVNAC Boston. Mass.
FRANKLIN. JIM
Worl.l of Sports
WMON, Monttronurv. W. Va
FRANKLIN. WARREN
WT\'B. Coldwater. Mich.
FR.IZIER. HAL
WSTP. Salisbury, N. C.
FRINK. BILL
WIMA. Lima. O.
FROK.MKK. RICH
Sjiorts-Hi-Lites
KTLN. Denver. Colo.
FROEHLKH. DON
WAIX. Waukesha. Wis.
FROH. I>AYE
S|Mjrts Corner
WILS. Laioint:. MiHi.
FRYER. HAROLD B.. JR.
WLIO. E. Liv<rpool. O.
FILLER. CHICK
Sports Roundup
WORZ. Orlando. Fla.
FlLlflN. BOB
WXJK. Columbia, S. C.
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GAGE. BOB
WPAfi. Ann .\rbor. Mich.
GAGE, FRED
WlhA. Madison. Wis.
(iAINES. JOE
Si>ort^ Hi Lights
KWKC. Abilene. Tex.
GAINF.S WALT
Sports Time
WIhi>. Elizabelhtown, Kv.
GALYIN, DAN
Sport'H Mike
KSHO. Santa Rosa. Cal.
GARDNER, IM>N
WKBN. Yountfslown, O.
GAKNKH. CLARENCE
Spotljirht on Sr>ortB
WSAV. Savannah. Ga.
OARRI. NICK
Yet-Urrday'H Sr>ortH
WHAT. Vhi\.. Pa.
GAKRI.KON, JOE
KLVT I>-v.-Iland. Tex.
GARWOOD, JOHN
Sports KounrJup
WNBZ. Saranae I^ike, X. Y.
GATEh, JA.ME8
Sportt« in the New»«
WKBO Altwna, Pa.
GRLL. Mil
KWAL, Wallace, Idaho
GKMAR. WM.
Sportmime
KKNF. Shenandoah, Iowa
GEMELLI. JOHEFIf
WJMK. New Orleans La.
(iKfUUiK. TONY
Sport»» by Georife
K/jME, TiiUa, Okla.
(JERMANN. BILL
WHUN. Huntiufrton. Pa.
GEYER. (iEORGE
Oyer's Sportlite
WMITR. Manchester. N. H.
(ilBBONS. JIM
WMAL-TV. Washing-ton, D. C.
(ilLCHRIST, BASIL
Atlas Sports Review
WGAD, Gadsden, Ala.
GILMORE, BOB
Sv)orts Review
WCPO. Cincinnati, O.
(;iI>iON, BRACE
Gansett Time
WNHC-TV, New Haven, Conn.
(ilSMONDI, JAMES
Sports To-Nig-ht
WMBS, Uniontown. Pa,
GIVEN, KEN D.
WLBJ, Bowling- Green, Ky.
GLEESON, BOB
Play by Play
KVOE. Santa Ana, Cal.
GLENN, RALPH
WMLD. Atlantic City. N. J.
(iLICKMAN, MARTY
WMGM, New York, N. Y.
GLOVER, ART
WWHO, Pineville, W. Va.
GOODING, RALPH
Sports Parade
WRFW. Eau Claire, Wis.
(;OODRICH, BILL
The SportsWord
WORD. Spartsburg-, S. C.
GOODRICH, WARD
KEXO, Grand Junction, Col.
(iORDON, LLOYD
Sports Special
WESB, Bradford, Pa.
GORDON, MORRIE
WEAV, Eau Claire; Wis.
GORE, DEI>.
Sportsdesk
KROW, Oakland, Cal.
CjM)1;KAS, MATT
Sports Extra
WPEN, Phil., Pa.
(iOVE, RICHARD
Sports Nowsreel
WLAM, Lewiston, Maine
GOWDY, CURT
Report on Sports
WHDH, Boston, Ma.ss.
GOYETTE, G.
CHEF. Granby, Que.
(;rady, jack
KYNO. Fresno, Cal.
GRAH.MA. AL
Sports Journal
CJFX, Antiffonish, N. S.
(;raner, JIM
.5 Star Final
WJW. Cleveland, Ohio
(;rant, bob
WorUl of Sports
KRXR, Roseburi?, Oreg.
GRANT, KEN
KNIJZ, Houston, Tex.
GRAY, GEORGE, JR.
WHOP, Hopkinsville. Ky.
(;KAY, GORDO .\
I'rimo Pr^rithfjuse
KGfJ, Honolulu, Hawaii
(iR.WSO.N, SID
SfKjrtH Desk
WTRN. Wichita Falls, Tex.
GREBE, GI'S
Sports I'HKC of the Air
WJiiC. Bloomin>?ton, 111.
GREHAN, JIM
Sports Parade
WLNA, Peekskill, N. Y.
GREENE, DON
Spotliifht on Sports
WSVS, Crewe, Va.
1058
GREENHOE, ROBERT S.
Sports Notebook
WHTC, Holland. Mich.
GREENWOOD, KEN
Sports Topics
KFOR. Lincoln. Neb.
GRENIER, CAP
National Sports Parade
WHVR, Hanover. Pa.
GRIFFIN, CLEVE
Sports Heartbeat
KSO'X, Harlington. Tex.
GRIFFITH, DAN
WCOA, Pensacola, Fla.
GRIFFITHS, WM.
Sports Desk
WKRT, Cortland, N. Y.
GRIMBERG, WARREN
KAST, Astoria, Ore.
GROSS, BEN
KFSB, Joplin, Mo.
GROSS, CLAIR
KFNF, Shenandoah, Iowa
GUENTHNER, KEN
Time Out for Sports
KSOO, Sioux Falls, S. Dak.
GUIDO, JOE
Sports Final
WESB, Bradford, Pa.
GlIMM, BIUL
Sports Review
WRNJ, Racine, Wis.
GUNDERSON, SWEDE
KYUM, Yuma, Ariz.
GUSTAFSON, RODGER
Sports Final
WFBM-TV, Indianapolis, Ind.
GUTHRIE, FRANK
KVVC, Ventura, Cal.
GUYMAN, WM.
KPIX, San Francisco, Cal.
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HACK, PAUL
CHAB, Moosejaw, Sask.
HACKETT, JI
Bux-Mont Sports
WBUX, Doylestown, Pa.
HACKNEY, BILL
WHPE, High Point, N. C.
HADLEY, BUMP
Bump Hadley Sports
WBZ-TV, Boston, Mass.
HALL, EDWARD R.
KELD, El Dorado, Ark.
HALL, HALSEY
Time out for sports
WCCO, Minneapolis, Minn.
HALYARD, O. C.
Sports Elye
WVLK, Lexing-ton, Ky.
HAMLIN, H. THOMAS
WGIL, Galesburg, 111.
HAMLIN, R. K.
Sr^orts Headlines
KHBG, Okmulg-ee, Okla.
HAMILTON, DON
CKOY, Ottawa, Ont.
HAMILTON, ED
KRUS, Ruston, La.
HAMILTON, KENNETH
Sports Roundup
WEBQ, Harrisburg, 111.
HAMILTON, MILO L.
KSTT, Davenport, Iowa
HANEY, BOB
Ky. Sports Review
WSFC, .Somerset, Ky.
HANLON, TOM
Giant Football Roundup
KNXT, Hollywood, Cal.
HANNA, BOB
Sports Review
WWPB, Miami, Fla.
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HANNA, ERLE
Sports Roundup
WJAM, Marion, Ala.
HANSEN, BILL,
KCOL, Fort Collins, Colo.
HANSEN, CARROLL
KCBS, San Francisco, Cal.
HANSEN, ROBT.
KPIX, San Francisco, Cal.
HANSON, BILL
WPAC, Patchogrue, N. Y.
HANSON, ED
Let's Talk Sports
WFHR, Wisconsin Rapids,
Wis.
HANSSEN, THOMAS R.
WMGR, Bainbridg^e, Ga.
HARRISON, BOB
KCMJ, Palm Springrs. Cal.
HARBISON, SHELBY
WTAX, Spring'field, 111.
HARDIN, RAYMOND
WERH, Hamilton. Ala.
HARDING, JIM
Sports Spotlite
WDAK, Columbus, Ga.
HARMON, TOM
KNX, Los Ang-eles, Cal.
HARPER, JAMES
WHAR, Clarksburg, W. Va.
HARPER, ROBERT . .
KGNO, Dodge City, Kansas
HARRINGTON, BILL
Sports Journal
WNEB, Worcester, Mass.
HARRIS, CHUCK
Sportslig-hts
WHAT. Philadelphia, Pa.
HARRIS, HERSCHEL
CHVC, Niagara Falls, Ont.
HARRIS, WALT
Pigskin Pi-eview
KFRC, San Francisco, Cal.
HARRISON, BOB
WHNC, Sports Parade
WHNC, Henderson, N. C.
HARRISON, CHARLES H.
KBOA, Kennett. Mo.
HARSHAW, DICK
WISE. Asheville, N. C.
HART, HAL
WOC-TV, Davenport, Iowa
HARTMAN, ROME JOHN
Sportscope
WIRK, West Palm Beach. Fla.
HARVILLE, CHARLIE
Touchdown Parade
WFMY-TV, Greensboro. N. C.
HASSE, WARREN
KPDN, Pampa, Texas
HAWKEY, BOB
Sportstime
WJNO, West Palm Beach. Fla.
HAWKIN, VERN
KWTO, Springfield, Mo.
HAYDEN, FRANK
Sports Review
WTCO, Canipbellsville, Ky.
HAYES, PAT
Scoreboard
KIRO, Seattle, Wash.
HAYES, SAIkl
Touchdown Tips
NBC
HAYWARD, RON
VOGM, St. John's, Newf.
HEALY, CHUCK
Sports Spotlight
WBEN-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.
HEALY, EDWARD
Luck in Sports
WBLK, Clarksburg, W. Va.
HEALY, JIM
KMPC. Hollywood, Cal.
HEARN, CHICK
Chick Hearn on Sports
WEEK, Peoria, 111.
HEDRICK, LEE
WSAI, Cincinnati, O.
HEISS, BOB
Sports Picture
WTMJ-TV, Milwaukee, Wis.
HEILBRONER, LEW
Sports Parade
WCPS, Tarboro, N. C.
HELD, SIDNEY
KVEN. Ventura. Cal.
HELFER, AL
Mutual
HENDERSON, GIG
Sports Whirl
WLNH, Laconia, N. H.
HENDERSON, JACK
WCOR, Lebanon, Tenn.
HENDRICKSON, BOB
Swingbillies
WLTV, Atlanta, Ga.
HENRICH, TOMMY
Tommy Henrich Sports
WJZ-TV, New York
HENRY, JACK
KQV, Pittsburgh, Pa.
HENRY, JOHN
Sports Call
KVOO, Tulsa, Okla.
HENRY, EARL
WHUM-Reading, Pa.
HENSON, DOUGH
WJMJ, Phil., Pa.
HEFNER, FRED
World of Sports
KAPA, Raymond, Wash.
HERRICK, SHERB
WXKW, Albany. N. Y.
HETZEL, DON
KWTC, Barstow, Calif.
HEULE, BILL
WSFT, Thomaston, Ga.
HEWEY, IRA I.
Spotlighting The Sportlight
WHAI, Greenfield, Mass.
HEWITT, BILL
CKFH, Toronto
HICKEY, BILL
Sunday Quarterback
WSGN. Birmingham, Ala.
HICKMAN, HERMAN
The Herman Hickman Show
NBC-TV
HICKS, EARL
KBOL, Boulder, Colorado
HICKS, TOM
WELC. Welch. W. Va.
HIGGINBOTHAM, BILL
KWAK, Stuttgart, Ark.
HILL, CARROLL
Sports Hilights
KTBS, Shreveport, La.
HILL. JOE
WVKO. Columbus, O.
HIRSCH, BUDDY
KBIZ. Ottumwa, Iowa
HIXSON, GLEN
Sports Roundup
WJAG, Norfolk, Neb.
HOAG, HOWARD
Sports Room
KJEF, Jennings, La.
HODGES, RUSS
G. M. Football
NBC-TV
HODGE, VIC
Sports Resume
WUST, Bethesda, Md.
HODGKINSON, BRIAN
WHK, Cleveland, O.
HOEKSEMA, DICK
KOBK, Owatonna, Minn.
1059
HOFFMAN, BOB
KALG, Alamogordo, N. M.
HOGGMilN, GABBY
Sports Stories
WKBI, St. Marys, Pa.
HOLECKO, ANDY
Sportraits
WICA, Ashtabula, 0.
HOONAN, BOB
Sports Spotlite
KBKW, Aberdeen, Wash.
HOOPER, JACK
WHGB, Harrisburg, Pa.
HOPKINS, GEO.
Karavan of Sports
KVAN, Vancouver, Wash.
HORSTMAN, BOB
KGEQ, St. Joseph, Mo.
HOUTZ, MARY
KMAN, Manhattan. Kansas
HOWARD, BOB
WTVN. Columbus, O.
HOWELL, CHAS, A., Ill
Sports at a Glance
WKSR, Pulaski, Tenn.
HOYT, WAITE
Hall of Fame
WCPO-TV, Cincinnati, O.
HUBBELL, NED S.
WHLS, Port Huron, Mich.
HUBBELL, RALPH
WBEN-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.
HUDSON, BOB
Sportopics
WSOK. Nashville, Tenn.
HUDSON, LELAND
Sports Review
WKLF, Clanton, Ala.
HUGGINS, C. R.
CKEN, Kentville, N. S.
HUGHES, DON
Let's Talk Sports
KVLH, Pauls Valley, Okla.
HUGHES JIM
KNOR, Norman, Okla.
HULL, FRED VANT
Sports Review
KEYD, Minneapolis. Minn.
HULL, DICK
Let's Talk Sports
WFRP, Savannah, Ga.
HUME, ARTHUR
WORL, Boston, Mass.
HUNDLEY, ED
Sportsline
KLWN, Lawrence, Kansas
HUNTER, DAN
Sports Extra
WPDF, Flint, Mich.
HUNTINGTON, CLAY
Heidelberg Sports Highlights
KTAC, Tacoma, Wash.
HURLEY, JAMES
Highlights of Sports
WIKK, Erie. Pa.
HURST, JACK
Sports Page of the Air
WNXT, Portsmouth, Ohio
HUSAK, JOHN
Sports Review
WDBQ, Dubuque, Iowa
HUSING, TED
WMGM, New York, N. Y.
HUSTED, DON
Sports Parade
KIUP, Durango, Colo.
HUTCHINSON. HARDY
KGMB, Honolulu. Hawaii
HUYCKE. AD
WGON, Portland, Ore.
HYLE, BOB
Sports Digest
WKVA. Lewistown, Pa.
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INKOL. BILL
Shorts Spotlight
CJCS. Stratford. Out.
1/Z.\K1>. BOB
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WLAl'. Laurel. Miss.
JACKSON. IHCK
Sports Edition
WSAL, L<iiransport, Iiul.
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S|K'es on Sports
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JAFFE. SYD
Sportseope
KXHC-TV. New Haven. Conn.
JAMES. KEN
WOW-TV. Omaha. Neb.
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J.\RVIS. BILL
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JRNKLNS, BOB
Sports Review
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JENNLNGS, AI
WCfP. Savannah, Ga.
JOHNS. MYLES H.
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Last Word in Sports
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Sportn HcKilin- •^
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Sporth Eye
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Sport.' fjpe
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WHTN. Hiifitmirton. W. Va.
JONF>. ROBERT
KIST. Sariia Barbara, Cal,
JONES. %ERN
Sport* S.ilute
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JOSEPH, AL
•^portM R^jundup
WrBT. Roanoke Rapidh, .\ <:
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Sp',M"Ope
WON'.' Newbur^fh, N V.
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KOVC. Valley City. N. D.
KALMAN. PAl L
Outdoors in La.
WDSl'-TV. New Orleans. La.
KANE. BOB
WHCO. Kiehlaiul CcnttM'. Wis.
K.VK.MEN. J.VCK
Onee in a Lifetime
WCOr. L(>\viston. Maine
KASSNER. HERB
Today's Sports
WMAZ. Macon. Ga.
KAl FMAN, SAM
WOL. Washing-ton, D. C.
KAY, AL
KFMB, San Diego. Cal.
KEANE, JERRY
WMOC. Sports Report
WMOC, Covington, Ga.
KEATING, BILL
Sports Revue
WHYN. Holyoke, Mass.
KEENE, ED
RGBS. Harlingen, Texas
KEHL, BILL
WHIG, Dayton, Ohio
KEILB.VCK, JIM
CKY, Winnipeg
KEITEK, LES
KYA, San Francisco, Cal.
KELLEY, BOB
Monday Quarterbacks
KNBH, Hollywood, Cal.
KELLEY, ROBERT V.
Time Out
WILM, Wilmington, Delaware
KELLEY, STEVE
WLIP, Kenosha, Wis.
KELLY, HAL
CKEY, Toronto, Ont.
KENNEDY, EDWARD
Sports Eye
WKRC. Cincinnati, O.
KENNEDY, JOHN
KFYO. Lubbock, Texas
KENT, GEORGE
CBW, Winnipeg
KENWORTHY, BOB
WGET, Gettysburg, Pa.
KER( E. CECIL
WHGA, Rome, Ga.
KKVES. FRANK
WLPO, La Salle, 111.
KEYS. BILL
Todays Sports
KXVP, Artesia, N. M.
KIEL, LYMAN
The Sports Desk
WBtJK, Battle Creek, Mieh.
KILPATKICK, PUG
Sfxjils Round up
KX(Jf;, Chieo, Cal.
KIMBLE, EMF:RS0N
WSPD. Toledo, O.
KING. BILL
Spoith Jlf;view
WIRL, Peoria, 111.
KING, CHARLES
Spotlit'ht on Sports
WPAZ. J'oltHtown, i'a.
KINSINGER, VERN
KTEL, Walla Walla, Wash.
KIRBY, LEE
S|Hirts Parade
Wl'/rV, Charlotte, N. C.
KIRBY, W.M.
WJ^SM, Superior, Wis.
KIK( II, DAN
KMT, Newport, Ore.
KIRMEYER, MIKE
-Mike at the Mike
KONG, Visalia, Cal.
KIRWIN, DENNY
WI.VZ, Miami. Fla.
KITIICART, JIM
HporlB HitfhJJKhtB
KNEB, ScotlKbluff, Neb.
1060
KLEIN. DON
.\thletic Director
KIBE, Palo Alto, Cal.
KLIEWER. DUFF
Sport Spotlight
WVEC. Hampton, Va.
KNIGHT, TOM
WWNC, Asheville, N. C.
KOBAK, ED
Sports Review
WTWA, Thomson, Ga.
KOESTER, TONY
KFBK, Sacramento, CaL
KRAUSM, WM.
KFIR, North Bend. Ore.
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WCCM, Lawrence, Mass.
LACHENMEIER, RUDY
KGW, Portland, Ore.
LADAS, HARRY
Sports Roundup
WLSI, Pikeville, Ky.
LAFLIN, JACK
Sports Corner
. WESB, Bradford, Pa.
LaFRANCHISE, CHARLIE
Sports Hi-Lltes
KPOJ, Portland, Ore.
LAING, ART
CKLW, Detroit, Mich.
LaMAR, JACK
Sports Final
WCAM, Camden. N. J.
LAND, ZACK
WMAS, Springfield, Mass.
LANE, DICK
KTLA, Los Angeles, Cal.
LANE, EDDIE
WFMJ-TV, Youngstown, 0.
LANGILLE, WIN
Sports Roundup
CKCL, Truro, N. S.
LASSEN, LEO
KOL, Seattle, Wash.
LAUX, FRANCE
Sports Gallery
KXOK, St. Louis, Mo.
LAWRENCE, FRANK
Sports Parade
KWHN, Ft. Smith, Ark.
LAWRENCE, JIMMY
KOVO, Provo, Utah
LAWRENCE, TED
WVIM, Vicksburg, Miss.
LAWS, BILL
KLX, Oakland, Cal.
LAWSON, JERRY
Sports Review
WJOC, Jamestown, N. Y.
LEAKE, AUDRED S.
Sports Review
WDNE, Elkins, W. Va.
LEAMING, JOHN
Sports Shots
WIP, Phil., Pa.
LEAVITT, MEL
World of Sports
WDSU-TV, New Orleans, La.
LECIUS, ED
WOTW, Nashua, N. H.
LEDET, LES
KPAC, Port Arthur, Texas
LEDFORD, CAWOOD
Speaking of Sports
WHLN, Harlan, Ky.
LEE, BARNEY
Time for Sports
WJLB, Detroit. Mich.
LEE, BERT
WMGM, New York, N. Y.
LEE, BOB
KICK. Springfield, Mo.
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Sports Journal
WMMN. Fairmont, W. Va.
LEE, JACK
Sports Parade
WGBR, Goldsboro, N. C.
LEE, JACK
Time Out For Sports
WILM, Wilming-ton, Del.
LEE, TOM
Sports Reports
KORK. Las Vegas, Nev.
LEE, ZEB
WSKY, Asheville, N. C.
LeFEBRE, DON
WINA, Carlotiesville, Va.
LEGER, ROGER
CKCH, Hull, Que.
LEIBMAN, NED
Last Minute in Sports
KSRV, Ontario, Ore.
LEIGHTON, AL
Sportseasters' Prog-ram
KLIZ, Brainerd, Minn.
LEMMER, WM.
Sports Today
KGHL, Billing-s, Mont.
LENNON, PAUL
Let's Talk Sports
WTTV, Bloomington, Ind.
LENOX, JOHN
KGKB, Tyler, Texas
LENTZ, ART
Wise, Madison, Wis.
LEONARD, EDWARD
Spot Lite The Sports
WICH, Norwich, Conn.
LESTER, TOM
WEST, Salem, Mass.
LEWIS, ARNOLD
Sportscope
WALK, Patchogue, N. Y.
LEWIS, DAVE
KBLI, Blackfoot, Idaho
LEWIS, JACK
Sportlight
WTVR, Richmond, Va.
LEYNE, JON
CJDC, Dawson Creek, B. C.
LIBBY, JOHN
TV of Sports
WCOU, Lewiston, Maine
LIGHTCAP, JACK
WINS. New York
LINT>GREN, EVERETTE
Sports Special
WMNE, Menomonie, Wis.
LIPEZ, HARRIS
Sports Parade
WBPZ, Lock Haven, Pa.
LITCHFIELD, EDDIE
Sports Digest
WPEP, Taunton. Mass.
LITZINGER, RAY
Sports Club
KIT, Yakima, Wash.
LIVINGSTON, DAVE
CFOR, Orilla, Ont.
LLOYD, BOB
Sports Review
WHBY, Appleton, Wis.
LLOYD, VINCE
WGN, Chicago, 111.
LOCHN^R, ART
Spotlight on Sports
WLEA, Hornell, N. Y.
LOCKE, BOB
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LOHMEIER, WM.
WHBF-TV, Rock Island, 111.
LOKEY, FRANK
WRDW, Augusta, Ga.
LOMAX, STAN
WOR-TV, New York
LOWERY, JAMES
Sports Highlights
WOHI, East Liverpool, Ohio
LOWE, WALT
KDSH, Boise, Idaho
LUDGATE, GEORGE
CKLB, Ossawa, Ont.
LLNDQUIST, BOB
WICU, Erie, Pa.
LUNDQUIST, ELDY
WTRC, Elkhart, Ind.
LYBECK, DEAN
WDLB, Marshfield, Wis.
LYONS, TOM
Speaking of Sports
WJHL. Johnson City, Tenn.
LYNCH, BUD
WXYZ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
LYNCH, JOHN
Speaking of Sports
KWHK, Hutchinson, Kansas
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McAllister, don
Sports in Review
WDBO, Orlando, Fla.
McAllister, roy
WJRD, Tuscaloosa, Alabama
McBRIDE, GORDON
In the World of Sports
CKFI, Fort Frances, Ont.
McCALL, SAM
WFAU, Augusta, Maine
McCANN, BOB
Sports Parade
KBMY, Billings, Mont.
mcCARter, bud
Sports Views
WCEM, Cambridge, Md.
McCarthy, clem
Horseracing
NBC
McCarthy, richard
WKNY, Kingston, N. H.
Mccarty, marsh
Spotlite on Sports
WPAR, Parkersburg, W. Va.
McCAULEY, ELLIOTT
Play-by-Play
WFTL. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
McINTYRE, JIM
Sportslants
WINN. Louisville, Ky.
McClelland, paul
WGEM, Quincy, 111.
McCLOY, GEORGE
Sports Review
CJOB, Winnipeg, Man.
McCLUSKEY, JACK
Parade of Sports
WJPF. Herrin. 111.
McCOLGAN, BILL
Speaking of Sports
WGAR. Cleveland, O.
Mccormick, frantc
WHWB, Rutland, Vt.
Mccormick, jack
Sports Column
KRSN. Los Alamos, N. M.
Mccormick, john
Sportsreel
KVVC, Ventura, Cal.
McCREARY, KENNT:TH
Sport Spotlight
WCLT, Newark, 0.
McDonald, bob
After Hours
CKCK, Regina, Sask.
mcGee, art
WALB, Albany, Ga.
McGEEHAN, JOHN
Wise, Madison, Wis.
McGEHEE, GENE
Sport News
KBIG, Avalon, Calif.
1061
McGIL, LAWRENCE
WFTM, Maysville, Ky.
McGOWAN, MAC
Sports Edgest
CJNB, Fredericton, N. B.
McGRATH, ED
Director
WSPA, Spartanburg. S. C.
McGRAW, MAC
UP Sports
KFTM, Fort Morgan, Colo.
iMcKAY, JIM
Sports of the Night
WCBS-TV, New York
McKAY, LES
Sport Headlines
KRCO, Princeville, O.
McKINLEY, LARRY
Sports Briefs
WMRY, New Orleans. La.
McKINNEY, HERB
Afternoon Sports
KMMO, Marshall, Mo.
Mcknight, wes
Sportsviews
CFRB, Toronto, Ont.
McLARRIN, LESLIE
Speaking of Sports
KSUE, Susanville, Cal.
McLaughlin, james
WSHB, Stillwater, Minn.
McLEAN, JACK
WJPS, Evansville, Ind.
McLEAN, NORRIS
Midnight Merry-Go-Round
CKOK, Penticton, B. C.
McLEMORE, MORRIS
Sports News and Views
WIOD, Miami. Fla.
McLINN, STONEY
WIP, Phil., Pa.
McMANUS, C.
CKPR, Ft. William, Ont.
McMULLEN, DICK
WKRG, Mobile, Ala.
McNARON, KEN
Sports Parade
WGAA. Cedartown, Ga.
McNEW, LEON
Spotlight on Sports
WTAC, Flint, Mich.
Mcpherson, stew
WCCO-TV, Minneapolis, Minn.
McVAY, BOB
Sports Final
KFJI, Klamath Falls, Ore.
MACAULEY, ED
WEW, St. Louis, Mo.
MACDONALD, GEORGE
Radio Sportpage
KBIO, Burley, Idaho
MacDONALD, JOHN
CJON, St. John's Newf.
MacGOVEKN, JIM
Locker Room
WMMW. Meriden, Conn.
MacKECHNIE, BILL
WALT. Tampa, Fla.
MacLEOD, JAS.
Sports Mirror
CKBW, Bridgewater, N. S.
MacLEOD, TOM
Sports Views
KYJC. Medford, Ore.
MacMILLAN, L. H.
Sports Reporter
WHEC. Rochester, N. Y.
iff
MAHAN, JOHNNY
Round Up On Sports
WDAS, Phil., Pa.
MAHAR, DICK
KSUM, Fairmont, Minn.
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In the Bh'aoluTs
WLOL. Minneapolis. Minn.
MANNKRS. DAVK
TiHla.v m Sporls
WAPX. Monttfoniory, Ala.
3l-\XMMl. TOM
S|»»>rts Kevut'
WNUK. Clovelanii. O.
MANSFIKM). BOB
Major Sport Items of the Day
WKU\ Hazard. Ky.
MAXSHELD. SAM
Sports Review
WJBS, DeLand. Pla.
MAPES. BILL
Sports Roundup
WSPC. Anniston. Ala.
MARGKT. >L\NXY
KVOX. Moorhead, Minn.
MARK. KRMK
Sports Roundup
WVSC. Somerset. Pa.
>L\RKS. JOE
Sports Roundup
CFAr. Calpary, Alia.
MARI^W. DOUG
Time Out For Sports
KWAT. Watertown. S. D.
MAR8H. ROY S.
Sports Review
WHLF. South Boston, Va.
MAR8HALU GRANT
KBUR. Burlington, Iowa
MAR.SHALL. NORM
CHML, Hamilton. Canada
MARTIN. BILL
Bill Martin Sports
WS^HR-TA'. Syracuse, N. Y.
MARTIN. DAVE
WTHI. Terre Haute. Ind.
MARTIN, DUK
Sports Parade
WCMI. Ashland, Ky.
MARTIN. GLEN
KLZ. Denver. Colo.
MARTIN. HERBIE
Sports Parade
WKHI. St. Mar>s. Pa.
MARTIN. HOWIE
Sportsman's Diary
WWNH Roehester. N. H.
MARTIN. JA( K
WFHG Bristol. Va.
MARTIN. JACK
Sports Flash
WKBH. Lacrosse, Wis.
MARTIN. MAIRY
SiKjrts R«fview
KXGN. Glendive. Montana
MARTINDALK. WINKIE
WDXI Ja'k»on Tenn.
MARTZ. ERNIE
KFAM. St. Cloud, Minn.
MAHON, FRANK
WSLB. Otrdensburif. N. y
MA><ON, JOE
Sports Climax
WLEE. Richmond. Va.
MAMIN, H-M. <;.
Sp<jrt« Para<le
KDIX, DifkuiHon, N. D.
MAMT, BENNV
Around Sporlu World
WATA Boone. N. C.
MAKTERH, LEN
Sf-hooUxjy SportB
WCOI'. BoHton. MaBH.
MATTHEWHON, IX>N
Sportt^ Xtra
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MATHYH. LYLB
Ijrx>\iinK at Sportf.
KVCV. Ki:iUiinK. Ca).
M.\LDLIN, HOWARD I.
KOBE. La* CruceH, N. Mexico
MAXWELL. JOCKO
SiHirt Difrost
WWKL, New York. N. Y.
MAXWELL. TOM
Spoakiny: of Sports
WLCR. Torring-ton, Conn.
MAYNAKD, BILL
KTTS. Sprinplield. Mo.
MAYRANI). WARD
VVHAK. RoK-ers City, Mich.
MAYS, BOB
Sports Special
KWBB. Wichita, Kansas
MEATH. EDDIE
WHEC, Rochester, N. Y.
MEHL, ERNIE
WDAF. Kansas City, Mo.
MEHLIG, LEE P.
Play by Play
WNMP, Evanston, 111.
MELANSON, PAUL
WVAM, Altoona, Pa.
MELOY, VINCE, JR.
Sportsviews
WDAE. Tampa, Fla.
MERCER, BILL
Spotlite on Sports
KMUS, Muskogee, Okla.
MERKIM.AN, DONALD W.
Sports Pa^e
WHDL, Olean, N. Y.
MICIL4EL, RAY
Scoreboard
WNBW, Washington, D. C.
MILLER, BILL
Sports Digest
WETB. Johnson City, Tenn.
MILLER, DICK
Early Evening Sports Final
KECK, Odessa, Tex.
MILLER, FRANK
Sport Page of the Air
KSIM, Sikeston, Mo.
MILLER, JACK
KDLR, Devils Lake, N. D.
MILLER, JACK
Morning Line and Sports Di-
gest
KGGF, Coffeyville, Kansas
MILLER, JOHN
KJR. Seattle, Wash.
MILLER. .STRETCH
WIL. St. Louis. Mo.
MILLER, VAN C.
WFCB, Dunkirk, N. Y.
MILTON, JUD
Sports K(;view
KS.JH. Jamestown, N. D.
.MILTON. KEN
CKX, Brandon, Manitoba
MILWEE N. C.
WVJS. Owensboro. Ky.
.MINOR, C.\RL, JR.
KELD. Flaydada, Tex.
MISTOVICH, MIKE
Sports Mike
KORA. Bryan, Tex.
MTK HELL, B4L
Sport Kcade
WBSR. Pensaeola, Fla.
MIT( HELL, JACK
SjKjrt ij<>ii
KSVC, Yreka. Cal.
MIZELLE, GEORGE
Strjetly Sports
WMEV, Marion, Va.
MO EN, JOE
Mof;n 'em Down
WBEL, Ikjloit, Wis.
MOF'FATT, JOSEPH
WSLS, Roanoke, Va.
MOFIELD, KAY
Sports HiLites
WPAD, Padueah, Ky.
MOLEN, .SAM
KFRM, Kansas City, Mo.
1062
MOONEY', FRANK
Sports Time
WHUM-TV, Reading. Pa.
MOORE, ARLYN
Tlie Sportlight
WMTC, Vancleve, Ky.
MOORE, DALE
Sports Prevue
KRAI, Craig, Colo.
MOORE, JERRY
Local Sports
WKOK, Sunbury, Pa.
MORAN, JACK
KVER, Albuquerque. N. M.
MOREHOUSE, GENE
Sports Parade
WWNR. Beckley, W. Va.
MORELAND, HARRY
KCRV, Carothersville, Mo.
MOREY, BOB
KHAS. Hastings, Neb.
MORGAN, ED
Sportsman
KBON, Omaha, Neb.
MORGAN, ROBERT
Sports Spotlight
WMBO, Auburn, N. Y.
MORGAN, TOM
KDLM, Detroit Lakes, Minn.
MORRIS, BOB
KBRL, McCook, Neb.
MORRIS, JIM
Pigskin Parade
WTON. Staunton, Va.
MORRIS, LEO R.
Sports Review
KRHD, Duncan. Okla.
MORTON, ED
WBHF, Cartersvills, Ga.
MORTON, LEONARD
Sport Talk
KSWO, Lawton, Okla.
MOST, JOHNNY
WMGM, New York, N. Y.
MOSTELLER, JERRY
WAKE, Greenville. S. C.
MOTLEY, RAY
World of Sports
WMOH. Hamilton, O.
MOWRY, LEE, JR.
Sportwhirl
WLAQ, Rome, Ga.
MUELLER, JERRY
Sports Review
KIEL, Beeville, Tex.
MULLEN, FRANK
Sports Extra
WHOB, Gardner, Mass.
MULLINAX, ED
Sports Revue
WLAG, LaGrange, Ga.
MULLINAX, WALLY
Sport Scoreboard
WESC, Greenville, S. C.
MULLINS, MOON
WJBW, New Orleans, La.
MUNDY, ED
KCSB Sport Desk
KCSB, San Bernardino, Cal.
MUNLEY, JACK
Sports Salute
KFH, Wichita, Kan.
MURDOCK, HOWARD
WIMS, Michigan City, Ind.
MURPHY, BOB
CKLW, Detroit, Mich.
MURPHY, BOB
KOCY, Oklahoma City, Okla.
MURPHY, DAN
KTEL, Walla Walla, Wash.
MURPHY, EDWARD
Sports Page
WWHG. Homell. N. Y.
MURPHY, PAT
Sports Call
KWSH. Wewoka. Okla.
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MURPHY, TOM
The Locker Room
KGYW, Vallejo, Calif.
MURRAY, DON
Sportslants
WDBJ, Roanoke, Va.
MURRAY, RED
Sportsoope
KENI, Anehorag-e, Alaska
MUZZY, JIM
WHBC, Canton, O.
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NAIMO, JOHN
Sports Parade
WBOW, Bedford, Ind.
NAVARRO, AUGIE
Sportseope
KLO. Ogrden, Utah
NETTLESHIP, HAL
WKID, Urbana, 111.
NEAL, BOB
WXEL, Cleveland, O.
NEWHOUSE, HAL
Evening- Sports
KRCO. Prineville, Oreg-.
NEWAOiN, JACK
WIBA, Madison, Wis.
NEY, CHUCK
KAYL, Storm Lake, Iowa
NICHOLSON, DICK
WEAR, Pensacola, Fla.
N^EHAY, ED
Football Forecasts
KDAS. Malvern. Ark.
NIEMI, WALT
Sports Review
WMBL, Morehead City, N. C.
NIMS, ROBERT
WAAB, Worcester, Mass.
NIX, ED
World of Sports
KVOE, Santa Ana. Cal.
NOBLES, TOM
Sports Parade
KCOY, Santa Maria, Cal.
NOGRADY, RAY
Play-by-play
KLMR. Lamar, Colo.
NORMAN, DICK
WMAN, Mansfield, O.
NORMAN, DON
KFAB, Omaha, Neb.
NORMANDIN, MICHEL
CKAC. Montreal
NORNING, DUTCH
KSIB, Creston, Iowa
NORWIG, GEORGE
Spotlig-ht on Sports
WCSC, Charleston, S. C.
NOVAK, JAY
Speaking- of Sports
KBNZ, La Junta, Colo.
NULTY, SHEL
Sports Review
WWSC, Glens Falls, N. Y.
NUZUM, CHUCK
To-day In Sports
WCAE, Pittsburg-h, Pa.
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O'BRIEN, BILL
WSAR, Fall River, Mass.
O'BRIEN, TOMMY
KTRM, Beaumont. Texas
O'BRIEN, SHERRY
Report on Sports
WDAS. Phil., Pa.
O'CONNOR, JOHN
KCRT, Trinidad, Colo.
O'DELL, VIRGIL
Sunday Sportsman
WGRO, Bay City. Micb.
ODOM, RAY
Sports Hilig-hts
KRIZ, Phoenix, Ariz.
O'DONNELL, BILL
WCNT, Centralia, 111.
OLIVER, TELFORD K.
CKLN, Nelson, B. C.
OLMES, JAMES
WCPA, Clearfield, Pa.
OLSON, BOB
WJMS, Ironwood, Mich.
O'MALLEY, CHICK
Sports Pag-e
WACE, Spring-field-Chicoree,
Mass.
O'MARA, BILL
Sports Special
KING-TV, Seattle, Wash.
ORNEST, LEO
CJVI, Victoria, B. C.
ORNEST, STAN
WGBS, Miami, Fla.
ORUM, BILL
Sports Report
KCRC, Enid, Okla.
OSBORNE, ED
Sports Parade
WMSC, Columbia, S. C.
OTTE, JOHNNY
WJCD, Seymour, Indiana
OWEN, DON
Sports Review
KWSH, Wewoka, Okla.
OWENS, DICK
Spoi'ts Roundup
WISL, Shamokin, Pa.
OWENS, LEWIS
World of Sports
WAIN, Columbia, Ky.
OWENS, MOREY
WROK, Rockford, 111.
P
PAGE, ELIOT
Pag-e on Sports
WSKI, Montpelier, Vt.
PAGE, JOHN
Pagins Sports
WCSS, Amsterdam, N. Y.
PAIGE, CARL
Hamss Sportslite
KLAS, Las Veg-as, Nev.
PAIGE, ERIK
Paig-e on Sports
WCAV, Norfolk, Va.
PALMER, BUD
Madison Square Garden
WPIX. New York
PALMER, ROBERT
Along- The Sports Ti-ail
KTSW, Emporia, Kansas
PALMQUIST, CHARLES R.
WSTR. Sturg-is, Mich.
PANTON, JIM
CKOV. Kelowna, B. C.
PARKER, FRED
Tenth Inning-
WJWL, Georg-etown, Delaware
PARKER, JOHN
WCOG. Greensboro, N. C.
PARKER, LARRY
KXJK, Forrest City, Ark.
PARKER, TONY
WDZ, Decatur, 111.
PARKS, DARYL
WKRC-TV. Cincinnati, O.
PARSONS, MARSHALL
Parsons Sports
WQAM, Miami. Fla.
PARTON, RED
Sportscoop
WOLF, Syracuse, N. Y.
PASEK, CHUCK
KYSM, Mankato Minn.
1063
PASSE, LOEL
KTHT, Houston, Texas
PATILLO, BOB
WNDB, Daytona Beach, Fla.
PATTON, BILL
Sports Unlimited
KLFY, Lafayette, La.
PAUL, SYD
Sportsmen Corner
WHOL, Allentown, Pa.
PAULIN, ED
Sports Report
WJER, Dover, O.
PAXTON, BILL
Spotlite on Sports
KCSJ, Pueblo, Colo.
PAXTON, TOM
Scoreboard
WKY-TV. Oklahoma City,
Okla.
PAYNE, JACK
WOW-TV, Omaha, Neb.
PEACH, BOB
WFBR Sports
WFBR, Baltimore, Md.
PECK, FRANK
KLCB, Libby. Montana
PEISS, ED
Sports Record
KOOK, Billings, Mont.
PENFIELD, ADD
WBIG, Breensboro, N. C.
PERKINS, JACK
WFKY, Frankfort, Ky.
PERKINSON, DENNIE
Down the Line
WKLV, Blackstone, Va.
PERLEY, CAL
KCRT, Trinidad, Colo.
PERLIN, BERNIE
KOPO, Tuscon, Ariz.
PERRY, LINC
Speaking of Sports
KBRO, Bremerton, Wash.
PETERSON, ARNE
WCOW, S. St. Paul, Minn.
PETERSON, DAN
Sports Final
WNBT, New York
PETERSON, EDDIE
Sports Review & Prevue
KSUB, Cedar City, Utah
PETERSON, GENE
Sportlites
WLAV, Grand Rapids, Mich.
PETERSON, GEORGE
WTWN, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
PETTIT, LLOYD
Last Word in Sports
WTMJ, Milwaukee. Wis.
PHILLIPS, HAL
KTOK, Oklahoma City, Okla.
PHILLIPS, PAT
Sports on Review
KGCU, Mandan, N. D.
PIERRO, LOU
WHUC, Hudson. N. Y.
PIGGOTT, JOE
Sports Final
WLRP, New Albany, Ind.
PIPHER, BILL
WIOU, Kokomo, Ind.
PLATT, BILL
WBBZ, Ponca City, Okla.
POPE, BILL
Sports Extra
WABY. Albany, N. Y.
POPE, BILL
WENY, Elmira, N. Y.
POPE, JOHNNY
WPIC, Sharon, Pa.
POUCHER, WAYNE
WCOS, Columbia, S. C.
POVICH, SHIRLEY
WTOP. Washington, D. C-
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IMIWKLU 1M)N
Sports Cavulcailw
KLCB. Libby. Muuiauu
n>Uiai.L. WOODY
Sports Final
WrVA. Culpepper. Va.
POWKRS. JI.UMY
Cavaloade ol Sports
XBl-TV
POWERS. FKRCY
Sport!J Roundup
WRBC. Jaokeoii. Miss.
i'rf::ston. v. m.
World of Sports
KWOE. Clinton. Okla.
PRYOR. BILL
Sports Revue
WNHF-TV. Bin?hamton, N. Y
PKII'>TER. BILLY
WMIS, Natchez. Miss
PRLMA, BIDDY
WCEC, Rocky Mount. N. C.
PRIME. BOB
Case Of Sports
WJAS. Pittsburfe'h. Pa.
PROCTOR. ROBT. L.
WL.BJ. Bowlinsr Green. Ky.
PIRSER, WILLARD J.
Parade of Sports
WMIX, Mt. Vernon. 111.
I'VLF-**. DAVE
WMOA. Marietta, Ohio
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QIICK. JERRY
World of Sports
WHSC. Hansville. S. C.
QIIGLEY, DON
KCID. Caldwell. Idaho
QIINAN, JACK
WQAN. Scranton. Pa.
Ql INLAN. JACK
WIND. Chicagro. 111.
Ql INN. JACK L.
KWIE. Kennewick, Wash.
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RABKR. ALAN D.
WKAP. Allenlown, Pa.
RAIIAIN. FRED
WIVY. Ja<kMjnville. Fla.
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Si>ortB Cap
KCAP. Helena. Mont.
RAINEK. JIM
Whirl Around a World of
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WCBS. Anderflon. lud.
RAMAV. JOE
KLVN. Amarillo. Texas
RAMPTON, (LA RE
Sp*jrtH Wreetor
KWWL. Waterloo. Iowa
RAND, FRED
SportH Spotlig-ht
WCLli. o.veland. MisH.
KANDEL, TED
Sporto I View
KGEM. lif,ine, Idaho
RAWLINMIN, CHI CK
WNOW. York. Pa.
RAVBI RV. JOHN.VV
WMIiU Peona. 111.
RAYMOND, HTAN
Sport »*^.'Ope
WATL, Atlanta. Ga.
REDDEN, JAMEK
Wf hij MorriHtown, Tenn.
REKII. DOIOLAH
K:sIJ. Gladewater. Texas
REEVE, RAY
WBAL, Bjdelrb. N. Carolina
REGAN, BOB
KCBQ, San DicgH). Gal.
REICH. ST.VNLEY S.
\VG(!(J. Gainesville. Fla.
REID. DENNY
(.'KOV, Kelowna, B. C.
RKID. DICK
WSFA, Montgomery, Ala.
RKID, JIM
BC Sports Review
WPTF. Raleigh, N. C.
REIMERS. ED
Sports News
KTTV. Los Angreles, Gal.
REIMERS, B. J.
KCOG, Genterville, Iowa
REITH, HARRY
Sports Roundup
WKST. New Castle. Pa.
REMILLARD, LEO
CHFA. Edmonton, Alta.
REUBEN, MARV
KALB. Alexandria, La.
REYNOLDS, TED
GJVI. Victoria. B. C.
RHODES, TED
CJVI. Victoria, B. C.
RHODES, DUSTY
Sports Final
WSGW, Saginaw. Mich.
RIAHALL, WM.
WNCC, Barnesboro, Pa.
RICHARDS, BOB
KWRE, Warrenton, Mo.
RICHARDS, KARL
WTYS. Marionna, Fla.
RICHARDS, WM.
Sports Roundup
WESA, Charleroi, Pa.
RICHARDSON EARL A.
WASK, Lafayette, Ind.
RICHARDSON, JESS
KAMQ, Amarillo, Tex.
RICHARDSON, MEL
Off the Sports Record
KBUH, Brig^ham City, Utah
RIDDLE, BILL
WBBQ, Augusta, Ga.
RIDENHOUR, PAUL
WADE, Wadesboro, N. C.
RIDER, MAUREY
Angler's Angle
KIR, Seattle, Wash.
RIDONOUR, WM.
WWST, Wooster, Ohio
RIFENBURG, DICK
WBEN, Buffalo, N. Y.
RILEY, "CHAD"
Sports Spotlight
WDYK, Cumberland, Md.
RINEMAN, JOHN F.
Sport.s Special
WLAN, Lancaster, Pa.
RIVAS, CARLOS
SportH Reel
KPOA, Honolulu, T. H.
RIZZI TO, I'HIL
Phi) Rizzuto's Sports Caravan
NBC
ROBERl>>, DON
WKNE, Keene, N. H.
ROBERTSON, BOB
Sports Revue
KMO, Tacoma, Wash.
ROBERTSON, FORD
KKEL, Baytown, Texas
ROBERTSON, JIM
WOKW, Sturgeon Bay. Wis.
ROBINSO.V, JIM
World of Sports
KWBE, Beatrice, Neb.
ROBINSON, MAX
Sports Report
WJTN. Jamestown. N. Y.
1064
ROBINSON, STAN
Sportslight
WTNS, Gochocton, O.
ROBSON, JIM
CJAV, Port All>erni. B. G.
RODRICK, BOB
KGCX, Sidney, Mont.
ROEGELE, DAVE
KCOK, Penticton, B. C.
ROGERS, DAVE
Tops In Sports
WJMX, Florence. S. C.
ROGERS, GEORGE
WMAR-TV, Baltimore, Md.
ROHN, BILL
Sports Gallery
KSOO, Sioux Falls, S. Dak.
ROLLINS, WAYNE
Sports Forecasts
KYCA, Prescott. Ariz.
ROMAN, JUAN B.
Digesto Deportivo
WPAB, Ponce, P. R.
ROSEHILL, DAVE
WGSM, Huntington, N. Y.
ROSKIN, LEW
CJDC, Dawson Greek, B. G.
ROSS, EARL
Looking at Sports
GKGW, Moncton, N. B.
ROSS, KAL
WMGM, New York, N. Y.
ROUTH, BILL
WIST, Charlotte, N. G.
ROWLEY, TOM
Sportsslants
WENE. Binghamton- Endicott.
N. Y.
RUFF, BILL
Sportlite
KOLO, Reno, Nev.
RUGH, VIC
KORC, Mineral Wells, Texas
RUTA, JOHN
WHLD, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
RYAN, AL C.
KURV, Edinburg, Texas
RYAN, JOE
WALL, Middletown, N. Y.
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SAALE, RAY
Sports Special
KCHI, Chillicothe, Mo.
SACCO, BOB
WAZL, Hazelton, Pa.
SALTER, ELMER G.
Last Word in Sports
WAUD, Auburn, Ala.
SAMM, JOHN
Sports Digest
WPAM, Pottsville, Pa.
SANDS, JOE
KPRL, Paso Robles, Gal.
SANFORD, PHIL
World of Sports
WGRO, Bay City, Mich.
SANSONE, JOE
WFNS, Burlington, N. G.
SANVILLE, LARRY
KBST, Big Spring, Tex.
SAUNDERS, ERNIE
Sports Page
WCHS, Charleston, W. Va.
SAUNDERS, LLOYD
GKGK, Regina, Sask.
SAUSER, JACK
WVOP, Vidalia, Ga.
SAVAGE, BOB
Spotlight on Sports
WNEX, Macon, Ga.
SAVAGE, GUY
World of Sports
KXYZ, Houston, Tex.
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WCRB, Waltham, Mass.
SAXON, JAMES
Sports HiLites
WJPA, Washington, Pa.
SCEARCE, BOB
World of Sports
WJBO. Baton Roug-e, La.
SCHAD, DICK
Sports Report
KYJC, Medford, Ore.
SCHEXKEL, CHRIS
WMGM. Giant Network
SCHILLING, FRED
Sports with Schilling:
WJHP, Jacksonville, Fla.
SCHMID, SAM
Today in Sports
WJBW. New Orleans, La.
SCHMIDT, BOB
Sport Niteeap
KAYS. Hays. Kansas
SCHNEBLY, LARRY
Spotlig-hts on Sports
KGPH. Flagstaff, Ariz.
SCHNOPER, HARVEY
WWSR. St. Albans. Vt.
SCHROEDER, PAUL
WIMS. Michigan City, Ind.
SCHURMAN, BOB
Parade of Sports
CSRW. Summerside, P. E. I.
Ji^^CHWAMB, RUSS
Sports Special
KDRS, Paragould, Ark.
SCOTT, BILL
Sports Round Up
KSCB, Liberal. Kansas
SCOTT, BILL
WRLD, West Point, Ga.
SCOTT. CHAS. R.
Speaking of Sports
KTFY, Brownfield. Tex.
SCOTT. DAVID
WKNB-TV. New Britain,
Conn.
SCOTT. HAROLD
WJAC. Johnstown, Pa.
SCOTT. MARK
B. Chicago, III.; Hollywood Stars
Ba-eball, KFWB; All Pro Foot-
ball, NBC-TV; Hollywood Open-
ing N:ght— NBC-TV; Hollywood
Legion Boxing, ABC-TV; Boston
Backie, NBC-TV; Speaking of
Sports, KFWB.
SCOTT. RAY
The World Tonight
WDTV. Pittsburgh, Pa.
SEARLES, NEIL
Sport Pace
WFOX. Milwaukee, Wis.
SEATON. DEAN
KXOA. Sacramento, Gal.
SEDA. JOSE
WIPR. San Juan, Porto Rico
SEEHAFER, DON
WDLB. Marshfield. Wis.
SEMPRINI. ED
Cape & Islands Sportscast
WOCB. West Yarmouth, Mass.
SENYCZKO, ED
WTTH. Port Huron, Mich.
SHAFFER. MAX
WDAN. Danville, HI.
SHANER. BUD
Speaking of Sports
KOLN, Lincoln, Neb.
SHANK. LEO
KWYO, Sheridan, Wyo.
SH.\NNON, GEORGE
Sports with Shannon
WLOK. Meridian. Miss.
SHAVER, AL
CFRN, Edmonton, Alta.
SHAVER, DANNY
Sportsmen
WHHH, Warren. O.
SHANNON, VINCE
Sportlite
WJEL. Springfield, 0.
SHAW, MYRON
WMDM, Midland, Mich.
SHEIL, BILL
Six Star Special
KOTV, Tulsa, Okla.
SHELTON, JAMES
KEYL, San Antonio, Tex.
SHELTON, KEN
Tenth Inning
WJWL, Georgetown, Del.
SHEPARD, STEVE
KWIK. Pocatello. Idaho
SHERMAN. BARRY
Sports Parade
WSCR, Scranton, Pa.
SHERMAN. BUD
Sports with Sherman
WBAP-TV. Ft. Worth, Texas
SHERMAN, JACK
WFAA-Dallas. Tex.
SHIREK, JAMES, JR.
Shirek's Sports
KFGO, Fargo, N. D.
SHIVER, JACK
WGAF. Valdosta, Ga.
SHORT, JACK
CJOR. Vancouver, B. C.
SHUDT, ROY
Cavalcade of Sports
WTRY. Troy, N. Y.
SHUMATE, GENE
KSO, Des Moines, Iowa
SHUTTS, BILL
Sports Whirl
KVOC. Casper, Wyo.
SIEBERT, DICK
WTCN, Minneapolis, Minn.
SIEGEL, MORRIE
WTOP. Washington, D. C.
SIMMONS, JIM
Parade of Sports
WJMA. Orange, Va.
SIMMONS. LON
Sports Roundup
KUBA. Yuba City. Cal.
SIMMONS. PET15
Sports Picture
KIKI. Honolulu, T. H.
SIMS, FRANK
Lefs Be Frank
WKMH, Dearborn-Detroit,
Mich.
SIMS. WAYNE
Sports Review
WMSL. Decatur, Ala.
SINGER, HANK
WPWA, Chester, Pa.
SINGER, MEL
Sports Svimmary
WVCG, Coral Gables, Fla.
SLATER, MANNING
Slater's Sports
WICC-TV. Bridgeport, Conn.
SLATER. SAM
Sports Parade
WCOM, Parkersburg, W. Va.
SLATER, WOODY
4 Pages in Sports
KUGN. Eugene, Ore.
SMITH. BOB
Sports Varieties
WABD, New York
SMITH. ROCKY
Sizing Up Sports
WLOF, Orlando, Fla,
SMITH. DALE
WMRF, LewistOD, Pa.
SMITH. DOUG
CFCF. Montreal
1065
SMITH, FRANK
KHUM, Eureka, Cal.
SMITH, FRED
Sports Caravan
WFBM-TV, Indianapolis, Ind.
SMITH, GENE
Sports Caravan
WTND, Orangeburg, S. C.
SMITH. GORD
CFBC, St. John, N. B.
SMITH, JIM
Sports Special
WTMC, Ocala, Fla.
SMITH, JOE
Sports Roundup
WARD, Johnstown, Pa.
SMITH, LEE
WPMP, Pascagoula. Miss.
SMITH. LEO
WNAC-TV, Boston. Mass.
SMITH, LES
WNAC, Boston. Mass.
SMITH, RAY
Sports Special
WOAP. Owosso, Mich.
SMITH, WM.
Sports Review
WMFR, High Point, N. C.
SNYDER, BILL
Sports Spotlight
WONN, Lakeland, Fla.
SNYDER, DWIGHT
WJAY, Mullins, S. C.
SNYDER, ED
Today in Sports
WJHO, Opehka. Ala.
SORENSON, PHIL
KVNU, Logan, Utah
SPAN, OWEN
Sport Spotlite
WTOB, Winston-Salem. N. C.
SPARKS, RED
WFOM, Marietta, Ga,
SPECIALE, JOHN
KGBC. Galveston, Texas
SPENCE, JOE
Parade of Sports
CHNO, Sudbury, Ont,
SPENCER, MILTON
Sports Section
WFLA, Tampa, Fla.
SPRAGUE, ED
KTMS. Santa Barbara. Cal.
SPRY. DON E.
WJOI. Florence, Ala.
STANFIELD, RAY
Spotlighting Sports
WIS. Columbia. S. C.
STAPLES, FRED
Staples on Sports
WHJC, Matewan, W. Va.
STARK, CHUCK
The Spectator
KDRS. Paragould, Ark.
STATHAM. TOM
CFJR, Brockville, Ont.
STATZ, DICK
WJON, St. Cloud, Minn.
STEDMAN, DICK
The Sport Page
WGFG. Kalamazoo, Mich.
STEELE. BOB
Strictly Sports
WTIC, Hartford, Conn.
STEELE, JIMMY
Sportscall
WNOE, New Orleans, La.
STEELE. JOHN
Spotlight on Sports
KOWB, Laramie. Wyo.
STEMMLER, NICK
WRUN. Utica. N. Y.
STEPHENSON, BILL
Scoreboard
CDKA, Victoria, B. C.
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Sports Review, Portraits In
Sports, NBC; Sports Final,
WNBT, New York.
STKKKKTT. BOB
In the SiHirilito
\N*TX.1N. Slannton, Va.
STEVKNS. CAKL
Spolli^'ht On Sports
WNAV. Annapolis. Md.
STEVENS. ELBV
Roti and Gun Club
NVTYX. St. Johnbury. Vt.
STEVKNS. JESS
WEOL. Klyria. O.
STEWART. JOSEPH
WDAF. Kan.<as City. Mo.
STEWART. WILLIAM G.
KFKA. Greeley. Colo.
8TOCK. JLM
Sports Final
WHIM. Bloomsburg, Pa.
STOGNER. EARL
WDVA. Danville. Va.
STONE, C'L.VIR
WliAY. Given Bay. Wis.
STONE. LYNN
WIKY. Evansville. Ind.
STONE. I'HIL
Sports Roundtable
CHUM. Toronto, Ont.
STONER, JAY
KBl'N. Bemidji, Minn,
STOREY. ROY
Sports Story
KBOX. Modesto. Cal.
STORM. BRY.AN
Sports Roundup
KRI'L. Corvallis. Ore.
STR.VTTON, DICK
WT»IBR-TV, Jaok.«onville. Fla.
STREET, MALCOLM
Sports Parade
WHMA. Anniston, Alabama
8TREETER. HOWARD
WFMIJ. Frederick. Md.
STRICKLAND, BILL
Cavalcade of Sports
WIRA. Ft. Pierce. Fla.
STLMI'O, LOU
KDB. Santa Barbara. Cal.
8CLLIVAX, CHAS.
WMC, Memphis. Tenn.
SULLIVAN, CLAUDE
Today in Sports
WVLK. Lexintcton. Ky.
SULLIVAN. ROBERT
WMRN. Marion, Ohio
8UMMERVILLE, FAUL
CKLB. Oht-awa. Ont.
SWANSON, DICK
Sportg Briefs
WAGA-TV. Atlanta. Ga.
HWKENEV. BUDDY
WHKC. Columbus, Ohio
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TABLITZER, BILL
SportBrw;!
KMOR. Oroville. Cal.
TABNKR, ORRIS
WTOI>. Tol<<lo. O.
TAOGART. BYRON
WKR/J. Cuicinnati. O.
TASNADV. JOHN
Spons Final
KfXJS. Coos Bay. Ore.
TAUB, SA.M
WMGM. New York. N. Y.
TAVI^IR, BILL
KMiD I.iibbo'k. Texas
TAYI.OR, GEORGE
WHR],. Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.
TKAH. CHARLES
KOB-TV. Albuf^uerque. N. M.
TEGTMEIER
KTRF. Thief River Falls.
Minn
TEMPLETON, DINK
Sports this Week
KFRC. San Francisco. Cal.
TERRY, CHEM
WBAP-TV. Ft. Worth. Tex.
THACKER, JIM
WPLH. Hunting-ton. W. Va.
THEERINGER, GEORGE
Sports Roundup
WRBL. Columbus, Ga.
THIUNIUS, ED
WRFC. Athens. Ga.
THOMAS, D. GLENN
WJEJ, Hagerstown, Md.
THOMAS, JIM
Fish & Game Club of the Air
WNOP. Newport. Ky.
THOMAS, LARRY
Sportcycle
CHUB. Nanaimo. B. C.
TH03IPSON, GEORGE
Sports Round-up
WBGR, Jesup, Ga.
THORGERSEN, ED
March of Time Sport Series;
Dumont News and Sports; Stude-
baker Televiews of the News,
WPIX.
THORPE, WM.
Sports
WFBL. Syracuse, N. Y.
TIERNEY, JACK
Sportscope
WWCO, Waterbury. Conn.
TILLER, GUY
Sporlsreel
WQXI, Atlanta. Ga.
TORGERSON, STAN
Sport's Hi-lites
WBIZ. Eau Claire. Wis.
TRACE, ROBERT
Koehler's Sports Review
WMGW, Meadville. Pa,
TRACEWELL, JIM
Strictly Sports
KCSB. San Bernardino, Cal.
TRAEGER, JOHN
Sportscast
KWED, SegTain. Tex.
TRANTER, CHUCK
WNAE. Warren, Pa.
TRAYNOR, PIE
KQV, Pittsburgh. Pa.
TREDWAY, BILL
KIJV, Huron. S. Dak,
TRINE, PHIL
Sports Parade
KUKI, Ukiahn, Cal.
TRUITT, ROLLIE
KWJJ, Portland. Ore.
TRUHSELL, JAKE
Sports Column
KINE. Kingsville, Texas
TU LLIO, LOU
Sports Review
WJET. Erie. Pa.
TURNER, RAY
Spotliifht on Sports
WTAR-TV, Norfolk. Va.
TWERELL, BRUCE E,
KO.JM, Havre, Montana
TYNE, JIM
Tyne for Sportg
KSEI, Pocatf;llo, Idaho
TYSON, TY
Sports Review
WW J, Detroit, Mich.
ULBRICH, RAYMOND
WSAM, Saginaw, Mich.
ULRUK, EJ)
Spotligrht on Sports
WLOK, Lima, O.
UNDERWOOD, RALPH
Sports Trail
WCNB, Connersville, Ind.
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UFKR, ROBERT
WPAG, Ann Arbor, Mich.
1066
VACHE, BOB
Sports Corner
KYMA, Yuma, Ariz.
VACKNER, CHARLES
WBNX, New York. N. Y.
VAGNER, JACK
KRAL, Rawling-, Wyo.
VALENTI, FRANK
KGMB, Honolulu, T. H,
KHBC, Hilo, T. H.
VANROBY, CLIFTON
WTBO, Cumberland, Md.
VanVOORHIS, H.
WLBR, Lebanon, Pa.
VARNELL, LARRY
KLZ, Denver, Colo.
VARNEY, MYRON
Sportsman's Diary
WWNH, Rochester. N. H.
VAZQUEZ, PEDRO
WAPA, San Juan, P. R.
VEACH, BOB
WFRX, West Frankfort, 111.
VENNER, FRANK
WSPD-TV, Toledo, 0,
VEIDT, BILL
Sports Call
WHSY, Hattiesburg-, Miss.
VERDON, BOB
KGOS, Torrington, Wyo.
VESTRO, AL
WATR, Waterbury, Conn,
VEY, JOHN
Sports in Your Community
CPNB, Fredericton, N. B.
VIDNOVIC, SAM
Review in Sports
WMCK, McKeesport, Pa.
VINEY, HENRY
Sports Digest
OFCN, Calgary, Alberta
VOGEL, GEORGE
KCOW, Alliance, Neb.
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WAGNER, BOB
WHIZ-TV, Zanesville, 0.
WAGNER, JAY
WLEC, Sandusky. O.
WAINES, DANE
WIEL, Elizabethtown, Ky.
WAITE, DAVE
Speaking of Sports
WFOR, Hattiesburg, Miss,
WALDEN, WARREN
Sports Review
WJAR, Providence, R. I.
WALKER, HAL
Sportingly Yours
WCAN, Milwaukee, Wis.
WALKER, JAMES P.
Sports Hilites
KFPW, Fort Smith. Ark.
WALLACE, AL
10 o'clock Wire
WRLD, Lewiston, Idaho
WALLACE, BOB
WROW, Albany, N. Y,
WALLACE, JACK
KBST, Big Spring, Tex.
WAIJ5H, FRANK J.
WBCM. Bay City. Mich.
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WALSH, LLOYD P.
WGAT, Utiea, N. Y.
WALSHAK, DAVID
KCTI, Gonzales, Texas
WALTON, RAY
Sports Page
WIBG, Philadelphia, Pa.
WARD, BILL
Sports Spotlig-ht
WSGN, Birmingham, Ala.
WARD, BILL,
WHOW, Clinton. 111.
WARD, VERNON
Sports Scene
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ELIAS, BOB
To-day 'n Bakersfield
KBIS, Bakersfield, Calif.
ELLIOT, IAN A.
KRJF, Miles City, Montana
ELLIS, SARAH
WHAI, Greenfield, Mass.
ENGLE, CLIFF
KFRC, San Francisco, Cal.
ENGLER, ROBERT
KRSC, Seattle, Wash.
ERICKSON, CARL
WBEN, Buffalo, N. Y.
ERICKSON, WALLY
News and Farm News
KFRE, Fresno, Cal.
ERK, E. CHRISTY
Survey of the News
WBRY, Waterbury, Conn.
ESTRELLA, BLANCA
Latin-American News
WIOD, Miami Beach, Fla.
EVANS, BOYD
Ala. Farmer's Time
WSGN. Birmingham, Ala.
EVANS, DAVID, JR.
WHO, Des Moines, Iowa
EVERSOLE, JACK
Breakfast News
WKCT. Bowling- Green, Ky.
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FABEK, JIM
KTAC, Tacoma, Wash.
FAGAN, FRANK
WCEC, Rocky Mount, N. C.
FALGE, O. J.
WLDY, Ladysmith, Wis.
FALK, ED
KWWL, Waterloo, Iowa
FARO, FRANK
KGON, Portland, Ore.
FARREN, BILL
WPEN, Phil., Pa.
FARRINGTON, GLEN
WTAX, Spring-field, 111.
FENIMORE, SUE
WLAP, Lexington, Ky.
FIELD, BILL
KEVT, Kerrville, Texas
FIELD, TOM
11th Hour News
WNBK, WTAM, Cleveland, O.
FIELDS, JOHN
News Room
WKY-TV, Oklahoma City,
Okla.
FINCH, BILL
News at 9:00
KRAI, Craig-, Colo.
FINDLEY, MARY ELLEN
News of Macon
WMAZ, Macon. Ga.
FINNEY, FRED
KTUC, Tuscon, Ariz.
FIRMIN, JAMES H.
The Way I See It
WMOK, Metropolis, 111.
FISHER, JERRY
RGBS, Harling-en, Texas
FITCH, JERRY
KGIN, Glenwood Spring^s,
Colo.
FLAXINGTON, WARD
Plain Thoughts of a Plain
Citizen
WWHG, Hornell, N. Y.
FLEET, TOM C.
KCNY, San Marcos, Texas
FLEMING, JAMES
Today
NBC-TV
FLEMING, THOMAS J.
WSPA. Spartsburg, S. C.
FIX, K. W.
The Week in Review
WJAM, Marion, Ala.
FLYNN, JOHN T.
KBUH, Brigham City, Utah
FLYNN, JOHN T.
Behind the Headlines
KSIM, Sikeston, Mo.
FLYNN, JOHN T.
WBIP, Booneville, Miss.
FLYNN, JOHN T.
WFUR, Grand Rapids, Mich.
FLYNN, PAT
KLYN, Amarillo, Texas
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Gilbert Forbes and the News
WF'BM-TV, Indianapolis, Ind.
FORD, JOHN
WTCN, Minneapolis, Minn.
FORESTER, BOBBIE
Legislative Program Digest
KXLR, Little Rock, Ark.
FORREST, WILLIAM
Behind the News
WGNY, Newburgh, N. Y.
FORTUNE, FRANK
WBEN, Buffalo, N. Y.
FOSTER, CEDRIC
WNAC-TV, WNAC, Boston,
Mass.
FOSTER, CHUCK
KXL, Portland, Ore.
FOSTER, GRANT
Front Page
KWY, Oklahoma City, Okla.
FOSTER, HOMER W.
WSOO, Sault Ste. Marie. Mich.
FOWLKES, WILLIAM
Courier News
WERD, Atlanta, Ga.
FOX, BILL
KGY, Olympia, Wash.
FOX, BILL
WPTW, Piqua, O.
FRANCES, AL
WHC, Canton, O.
FRANCIS, SEYMOUR
KSON, San Diego, CjI.
FRANK, WILLIAM P.
WILM, Wilmington, Del.
ERASER, GORDON
News of Tomorrow
ABC
FRECH, ED
KFRE, Fresno, Calif.
FREEMAN, HARRY
Phillips News Reporter
KFSA, Ft. Smith, Ark.
FRENCH, GRAHAM
Graham French Reporting
KOPO, Tuscon, Ariz.
FRENETTE, OSCAR
WSOO, Sault Ste. Marie. Mich.
FRIEND, GEORGE
World News Review
WPLA, Plant City, Fla.
FRIESEN, J. P.
CKPR, Ft. William, Ont.
FROST, RALPH
WROL, Knoxville. Tenn.
FRYE, J. A.
KBKI, Alice, Texas
FUNK, EDA
WIEL, Elizabethtown, Ky.
FUNK, JACK
WSMI, Litchfield. 111.
FURNISS, WALTER
Cruise for News
WOOL, Columbus. O.
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GAFFANEY, L. L.
KOLS, Pryor, Okla.
GAGNON, JEAN-LOUIS
CKAC, Montreal
GAINES, WALT
WIEL, Elizabethtown, Ky.
GAMBLE, E. R.
Town Crier
WBTZ. Batavia, N. Y.
GAMMELL, SERENO
WTHT, Hartford, Conn.
GARDINER, DON
WJZ, New York, N. Y.
GARLINGTON, S. W.
WEVD, New York, N. Y.
GARNER, J. E.
KFPW, Fort Smith, Ark.
GARRETSON, JOSEPH
Joseph Garretson & the News
WSAI, Cincirmati, O.
GARRISON, JOHN
Noon News
WFUN. Huntsville, Ala.
GARTON, CLEM
East o' Town
WPRC, Lincoln, 111.
GAVITT, DICK
KFH, Wichita, Kan.
GAYMAN, VAUGHN
WDBQ, Dubuque, Iowa
GEARHART, NICK
KTBS, Shreveport, La.
GEBERS, KEITH
On File
KFIR, North Bend, Ore.
1073
GEBINER, BENJ. A.
WEVD, New York, N. Y.
GEER, SANDY
WALT, Tampa, Fla.
GELATT, ROD
WHO, Des Moines, Iowa
GELZER, JACK
WUSJ, Lockport, N. Y.
GEORGE, NICK
KWWL, Waterloo, Iowa
GERAGHTY, LARRY
Maine Network News
WCSH, Portland. Maine
GIBSON, PHIL
WMBD, Peoria, 111.
GILBERT, JOHN
WRR, Dallas, Texas
GILSON, BRACE
Everybodj''s News
WNHC, New Haven, Conn.
GINGELL, GEORGE
State of the Nation
WRBL. Columbus, Ga.
GIVEN, KEN D.
WLBJ, Bowling Green, Ky.
GIVNEY, JOHN
Speaking of News
WTRY, Troy, N. Y.
GLADSTONE, HENRY
WOR, N. Y.
GLEASON, BOB
All the News
WMSL, Decatur, Ala.
GLEASON, JOHN H.
WIMS, Michigan City, Ind.
GLOSTER, ROOSEVELT
News & Views
WHOD, Homestead, Pa.
GODWIN, EARL
Earl Godwin's Washing-ton
NBC
GOLDSBOROUGH, M. L.
Behind the News
WGET, Gettysburg, Pa.
GOODE, MAL
Courier News
WHOD. Homeste.id, Pa.
GOODMAN, JUANITA
KICA. Clovis. N. M.
GORDON, ROBERT D.
KSL-TV. SaM, Lake City, Utah
GORDON, ROGER V.
KMMO, Marsall, Mo.
GOSS, FRANK
KNX. Los Angeles, Cal.
GOTHBERG, GEORGE
WFPA, Fort Payne, Ala.
GOW, GEORGE
KANS. Wichita. Kansas
GRAEFE, HERBERT H.
WOKW, Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
GRAFE, HARRY
KMOR, Oroville, Cal.
GRAHAM, GORDON
News at Noon
WIBC, Indianapolis, Ind.
GRAHAM, JAMES E.
News of the Day
WWGS, Tifton, Ga.
GRANT, AUSTIN
CKLW, Detroit, Mich.
GRANT, PETER
WAAB, Worcester, Mass.
GRANT, PETER
WTAR-TV, Norfolk, Va.
GRANT. TAYLOR
Headline Edition
Taylor Grant and the News
ABC
GRAUE, KEN
Final Edition
KTLA, Los Angeles, Cal.
GRAY, BARRY
Barry Gray Show
WABD, New York
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tiKAV. JAMK!S II.
Kditors Hut look
WALH. Alb;ui.v. Ga.
(iKKKN. II. K.
N«'\vs-lntorviows
KFKA. Grifhy. Colo.
CiKKEN. M. K.
It Means Tins
WFGN. Gaffnty. S. C.
GKKKNK. l.OKNK
CKKY. Toronto. Ont.
GKKGG. MAKV
Talk (H The Town
KAFY. Bakorsfield, Calif.
GRKS8. KI>
WTHI. Terre Haute. Ind.
GRIBREN. PAIL
KOY. Phoenix. Ariz.
GRIFFIN. MICH.\EL
WBAY. Green Bay. Wis.
GRIFFING. M. R.
KCOG. Centerville. Iowa
GRINNELL. ("HAS. W.
Vermont Angrle
WSKI. Montpelier. Vt.
GROSS. LOl IS
WJMJ. Phil.. Pa.
GROVE. BOB
Virgrinia Today
WMBG. Richmond, Va.
Gl ARE. I'Al L H.
Random Review
WSKI. Montpelier, Vt.
GUXN. BEN
News by Gunn
WAGA-TV, Atlanta. Ga.
Gl NN. D.
VOGM. St. Johns. Newf.
GITHRIE. WARREN
WXEL. Cleveland, O.
GVSEN. SAM
WMIE. Miami, Fla.
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(OLONEL
lia<-k£rround to The News
KNE.A. Jonesboro, Ark.
HAOMH K. JAMES
KCMJ. Palm Springs, Cal.
ILIEBERLE. FLORENCE
WHAI. Greenfield. Mass.
HAGERMAN. BARTLEV
Ky. Rounrl-Cp
WUiJ. Bowlinu' Green, Ky.
IL\GGERTV. FREi>
WFPG. Atlantie City, X. J.
IIAINLINE, RICHARD
KICK. Srjnnirfi'ld. Mo.
HAIRGROVE. JI.M
KFRU. KoKenbertf, Texas
HALL. EDWARD R,
World NfWh
KEI.D, Eldorado, Ark.
lIALLOr K. MEL
KMON. Great Fall^. Montana
HALI'IN, W. GREG
Capful'-a^th
MCHM, Baltimore. Md.
HALTER.MA.N, KEN.NETII
WCCE. Akron. O.
HALVORKON, JOHN
KCBQ. San iMf.KO. Cal.
HAMLVN, EDWARD
NVMBS f;niontown. Pa.
HAMRICK. EARLE A.
WFCB. Dunkirk. N. Y.
HANCOCK, HAROLD
WENE, Blnt'hamlon-Endieott.
N. Y.
HANSON. BILL
New", li/jundup
WPAC Patehojfue. N. Y,
HARDV, OTIK
WHKV. Ann Ar\H,r. Mich.
IIAKGKEAVKS. LYNN
KVIM. New llHMia, La.
HARKNESS. RICHARD
NBC
H.VRMON. ROY LEE
In the Spotlight
WWNR. Beokley. W. Va.
HARPER. TRO
News Report
KPIX, San Francisco, Cal.
HARRIER. BOYD
WTAR-TV, Norfolk, Va.
HARRISON. BOB
WHNC, Henderson, N. C.
HARRY. RAY
WRAY, Princeton. Ind.
HART, BOB
KTRH, Houston, Texas
HART, DON
WSNJ, Bridgreton, N. J.
HART, KEN
Kentucky News Round-Up
WFKY. Frankfort, Ky.
HARTLEY, HOWARD
Hitting- the Headlines
WTAN, Clearwater. Fla.
HARTMAN, FRED
KREL, Baytown, Texas
HARVEY, PAUL
Paul Harvey Program
ABC
HASLER, JOE
KBIX, Muskogee, Okla.
HASLING, JACK
Behind the Headlines
KUKI. Ukiah, Cal.
H.YSTINGS, DON
KYSM, Mankato, Minn.
HATFIELD, LANSING
WWNC, Asheville. N. C.
H.ALSMANN, JACK
KCBQ, San Dieg-o, Cal.
H.\YES, EARL
WJBK-TV, Detroit, Mich.
HAYES, SAM
Mutual
HAYWARD, BRUCE
KWK, St. Ix)uis. Mo.
HEALEY, JIM
WOKO, Albany, N. Y.
HEATTER, GABRIEL
Mutual
HELMERS, DALE
News Views
KSEK. Pittsburg". Kansas
HENDRICKSON, BOB
WLTV, Atlanta. Ga.
HENLE, RAY
Sunoco Three-Star Extra
NBC
HENRY, BILL
Mutual
HENRY, HARRY I).
WHKY, Hickory, N. Carolina
HERLIHY. ED J.
B. August 14, 1912, Boston
Mass.; Children's Hour, WNBT
Goodyear Theater, NBC - TV
Kraft Theater, NBC-TV; Herlihy
and the News at Noon, Univer-
sal Newsreel, WNBT
HERRING, CHARLES
World Today
KING-TV, Seattle, Wash.
HERSON, BILL
Coffee in Washing-ton
nik;
HESS, BOB
KSVP, Artesia, N. M.
HEVBORNE, ROBT. L.
lU-.Yihxl the News
KSI:B, Cedar City. Utah
HEY WOOD, LARRY
This Wf'jtk
CFAC, Calgary. Alta.
1074
HICKMAN, BOWERS
WHBQ, Memphis. Tenn.
HICKS, BOB
KVOU. Livdale, Texas
HICKS, GEORGE
NBC
HIGBIE, LES
Mutual
HIGGINS, R. E., JR.
WDNC, Durham. N. C.
HILBURN, JIM
KTRH, Houston, Texas
HILL, CECIL
Notes in the Background
KCRC. Enid, Okla.
HILL, EDWIN C.
Human Side of the News
ABC
HILL, LILLARD
News Final
WBAP-TV, Fort Worth, Texas
HILLEGAS, FRED
WSYR, Syracuse. N. Y.
HINDMAN, WM.
WLW-C, Columbus, O.
HINES, LINDLEY
KMOX, St. Louis. Mo.
HINN, MICHAEL
WFAA-TV, Dallas, Texas
HINSHAW, FRED MOORE
WLBC, Muncie, Ind.
HITT, BILL
WIOU, Kokomo, Ind.
HOGAN, JAY
The World Today
KRLD-TV. Dallas, Texas
HOLDER, H. RANDOLPH
WRFC, Athens, Ga.
HOLDERBY, BOB
KTOK, Oklahoma City. Okla.
HOLLENBECK, DON
6 O'clock Report
WCBS-TV, New York
HOLLES, EVERETT
Reporters Roundup
Mutual
HOLLOWAY, HUBERT
I See Today
WKRC. Cincinnati, 0.
HOLM, A. S.
Mike Holm's Views and Ver-
sions
KGPH, Flagrstaff. Ariz.
HOLMES, BOB
News Review
WPAC, Patehogne, N. Y.
HOOD, W. P.
The Wichita Falls Scene
KFDX, Wichita Falls. Tex.
HOWE, LBN
WHO, Des Moines, Iowa
HOWELL, HENRY
WOAI, San Antonio, Texas
HOWELL, REX
KFXJ, Grand Junction, Col.
HOVEY, GRAHAM
Background of the News
WNA, Madison, Wis.
HOY, FRANK S.
What Do You Think?
WLAM, Liewiston, Maine
HUDSON, LEW
KBOE, Oskaloosa. Iowa
HUFF, OSCAR
WTAC, Flint, Mich.
HUGH, JOHN
Today's World Commentary
WLOF, Orlando, Fla.
HUGHES, JOHN B.
WOR-TV. New York
HUME, ARTHUR
WORL, Boston, Mass.
HUMPHRIES, DAN
WPFB, Middletown. O.
HUNT, TED
KROD. El Paso. Texas
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HURLBUT, JIM
Reporter at Larg-e
WMAQ, Chicag^o, 111.
HURLEIGH, ROBERT F.
Robt. F. Hurleig-h and the
News
WGN, Chicag-o, 111.
HUTTON, WM.
CKCW. Moncton, N. B.
lONNE, JOSEPH
WMRN, Marion, Ohio
IZZARD, BOB
KGNC, Amarillo, Texas
IZZARD, WES
KGNC, KGNC-TV. Amarillo,
Texas
JACKSON, AIXAN
News of the Nigrht
WCBS-TV. New York
JACKSON, BILL
KVIC. Victoria, Texas
JACKSON, HARRY
Jackson Views the News
KNGS, Hanford. Cal.
JACOBS, RAY
KOB-TV, Albuquerque, N. M.
JARRELL, W. W.
News Priorities
WKTG. Thomasville, Ga.
JAY, JOHN
Week in Review
WREB, Holyoke, Mass.
JEFFRIES, ALLEN
WIRE, Indianapolis, Ind.
JENXEWEIN, PAUL
WMFD, Wilmington. N. C.
JENSEN, EVERET
Church & the News
KRUL. Corvallis, Ore.
JESSEB, RANDALL
WDAF. Kansas City, Mo.
JESTER, LEWIS T.
Lewis T. Jester and the News
WVEC, Hampton, Va.
JOHNSON, ARVID
Midwest Memo
KCJB, Minot, N. D.
JOHNSON, ED.
WHOB. Gardner, Mass.
JOHNSON, GERALD W.
Viewpoint
WAAM, Baltimore, Md.
JOHNSON, MILDRED
WPWA, Chester, Pa.
JOHNSON, PHILIP N.
Maine Network News
WCSH. Portland, Maine
JOHNSON, TOM
Alabama News
WAPX, Montgomery, Ala.
JOHNSON, WM.
Home Town Editor
KCJB, Minot. N. D.
JONES, ARTHUR
Jones Views the News
WFOX, Milwaukee, Wis.
JONES, DAN
KTAT, Frederick, Okla.
JONES, FRANK
Sunbeam News
WREN, Topeka, Kans.
JONES, LYMAN
KTBC, Austin, Texas
JORDAN, JOE
Bluegrass Beat
WVLK, Lexington, Ky.
JOY, DICK
Newscaster
KFAC, L. A., Calif.
JOYCE, BILL
WJTN, Jamestown, N. Y.
JOYNER, GORDON
WPEO, Peoria, 111.
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K.\BER, RUSS
KOVC, Valley City, N. D.
KAHN, HOWARD
WGRO, Bay City, Mich.
K.1LBER, FLOYD
KMTV, Omaha, Neb.
KALLSEN, DICK
Mutual
KALTENBORN, H. V.
NBC
KARANT, MARTIN
WKPT, King-sport, Tenn.
KARMEN, JACK
Maine News
WCOU, Lewiston, Maine
KAUFMAN, EDWARD
WHBC, Canton, O.
KAUFMAN, GEORGE
KBMW, Wahpeton, N. D.
KAY, LARRY
WHAP, Hopewell, Va.
KEATH. EDWARD
Keath's Comments
WTTV, Bloomington, Ind.
KEDDIE, HOWARD
Home on the Ranch
KCBQ, San Diego, Cal.
KEEN, HAROLD
KFBM, San Diego, Cal.
KEITH, DON
KGDE, Fergus Falls, Minn.
KELLY, GEORGE
WETB, Johnson City, Tenn.
KENNY, H. B.
Kenny and the News
WCOM. Parkersburg, W. Va.
KENNEDY, BILL
Today in Detroit
WWJ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
KENNEDY, KEVIN
News at Seven
WPIX. New York
KENNEDY, WM. T.
WMAN, Mansfield, O.
KENT, BOB
WPUV, Pulaski, Va.
KERLIN, J. C.
What Goes On Here?
WGBF, Evansville, Ind.
KINNEY, HENRY
WBRD, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
KLINE, ERNIE
WBVP. Beaver Falls, Pa.
KNELL, JACK
WBT, Charlotte, N. C.
KOBRIN, JERRY
WEEU. Reading, Pa.
KOELSCH, JOE
WRCO, Rochland Center, Wis.
KOZAK, CHESTER
KCLO, Leavenworth, Kansas
KRAMER, JOSEPH
KRES. St. Joseph, Mo.
KREGELON, HUBERT
WSPR. Springfield, Mass.
KRUEGER, BILL
KDAL, Duluth, Minn.
KUTZ, EDWARD C.
WSPD, Toledo, O.
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LaBRIE, JACK
WCCM, Lawrence, Mass.
LAND, ALLEN
WHIZ-TV, WHIZ, Zanesville,
Ohio
LANDIS, MEADE
WSNJ, Bridgeton, N. J.
LANSING, GER.ILD
KGKB. Tyler, Texas
LARSEN, WHITEY
WNAX, Yankton, S. D.
LASK, BILL
KDDD, Dumas. Texas
LATIMER, SAM
Special Edition
WFLA, Tampa, Fla.
LECIUS, ED
WOTW, Nashua, N. H.
LEDFORD, R. E.
WVOP, Vidalia. Ga.
LEONARD, BILL
6 O'clock Report
WCBS-TV. New York
LeFEVRE, ROBERT
Past Is Prologue
WQAM. Miami, Fla.
LENHART, GARRY
WHO. Des Moines, Iowa
LENIHAN, BOB
Radio Almanac
WMGA, Moultrie, Ga.
LeSUEUR, LARRY
CBS
LETTE, BOB
KNBC. San Francisco, Cal.
LEVENSTEIN, AARON
WLNA. Peekskill, N. Y.
LEWIS, FULTON, JR.
Mutual
LEWIS, JOHN FULTON
WCBM, Baltimore, Md.
LIPSON, MAC
CKOY, Ottawa, Ont.
LISSER, AL.\N
Listen to Lisser
KBIG, Avalon, Calif.
LITTLE, JAMES G.
WTAG, Worcester, Mass.
LOFTON, JOHN
Headlines & News of the
World
WHOO. Orlando, Fla.
LOISELLE, CLAUDE
CHRL, Roberval, Que.
LOMAN, PHILIP
Economist Views the News
WJOY. Burlington, Vt.
LONG, CHET
WBNS, WBNS-TV, Cleveland,
Ohio
LORING, REX
CHML. Hamilton, Canada
LOTT, JOHNNIE
WERH. Hamilton, Ala.
LUNDBERG, DAN
KNXT Ten O'Clock News
KNXT, Ho Ivwood, Cal.
LYONS, JIMMY
KWCB. Searcy. Arkansas
LYNOTT, EDWARD
WJON, St. Cloud. Minn.
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McCaffrey, john k. m.
NBC
McCaffrey, Joseph
Mutual
McBRIDE, BILL
WOW-TV. Omaha, Neb.
McGINNIS, E. D.
KRIO, McAllen, Texas
Mac INTYRE, E. ROSS
CHUB, Nanaimo. B. C.
McINTYRE, FRANK
KLIJ, Twin Falls, Idaho
MacINTYRE, HAL
KCRA, Sacramento, Cal.
McCUEN, CHAS. D.
WCCO-TV, Minneapolis. Minn.
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MKl NK. JOHN
Valley Nt ws
WRLP. Lamlt. Ala.
MK AFFKKV. JOHN K. M.
11 ih Ht.ur N.'ws
WXBT. N\>\v York
Mr( ALL. T. LAWSON
KUW. IV.rllaiKi. Ore.
MclAKTIIV. JOSKril V.
KFGO. Fjrf;^. N. D.
Mc( AKTIIV. TOM
Tom McC.irthy Show
WKRC, riiicmnati. O.
MctOLLl M. Bl KT
CKLB. Oshawa, Ont.
MrCl LLA. JIM
Nrws Director
KM PC. Hollywood. Cal.
McCl NE, JOHN
Speaking-
WRLl). West Point. Ga.
Mcdowell, lynn
Hohind the Seenes
WERH, Hamilton. Ala.
Mcelroy, pail
Morning: News
KERO. Bakersfield. Calif.
McL.\REN, J. G.
Tomorrows Headlines Today
<"FKI. Fort Frances. Ont.
McLEAX. JACK
Time Out
W-XRA. Buffalo. N. Y.
McMlRTRlE, BURT
It Seems to Me
KMO. Ta<oma. Wash.
McNEAL, CHARLES L.
KCLS. Flas.'.*taff. Arizona
McQUARRIE. H. N.
CKX. Brandon. Manitoba
MacLEISH. RODERICK
WLAW, Boston, Mass.
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MACK, VERN
Commentarj-
KAFY. Bakersfield, Calif.
MAGNUSON, HENRY
WHO. DfH MouK.s, Iowa
MAGtIRE, TOM
Behind The News
WCEM. Cambridge. Md.
MAIIAN, CHARLES
WARA. AltlelXiro. Mass.
MAHONEY, CLALDE
CHS
MALE, COLIN
WrpO-TV. Cincinnati, O.
MANFREE, BOB
WIP. Phil.. Pa.
MARSHALL, GEORGE
wr.MI. Kouiidup
W( MI. A-hland. Kentucky
MARTIN, BOB
KWTX. Wa'o. Texas
MARTIN, DON
WHCt;. Ithaca. N. Y.
MARTIN, L. W,
Uadio Editorials
KTTR. Holla. Mo.
MARTIN, LARRY
CHI'M. Torfinto. Ont.
MARTIN, JIM
Morninjf N'fjws
WGAR. Cleveland. O.
MARTYN, BKLCE
WSOO, Saull Ste. Marie.
Mich.
MARTYN, GILBERT
Newfereel
KTLA. Lof. An^elcH. Cal.
MATT, M. LF>ONARD
WIMS. Phil.. Ph.
MATTHEWS, DWIGHT
WAYS. Charlotte. X, Carolina
>LVTT1IEWS, NORMAN M.
WHNO. Orangeburg-. S. C.
MAI (JENS. BILL
WBBZ. Ponea City. Okla.
MAXWELL. ED
WMAM, iMarinette. Wis.
.M.VVNK. .I.VCK
KVCV. Redding-. Cal.
MEHRMAN, BOB
WTAO. Cambridg-e, Mass.
MEIER, EVANS
WJAG, Norfolk, Neb.
MELLA. WM. F.
WWNC, Asheville. N. C.
MELTON, ORRIN
KSOO, Sioux Falls, S. Dak.
MERRILL, GLACUS G.
WHAR. Clarksburg, W. Va.
MERRITT, LEE
KTBB. T>'ler, Texas
MERRYMAN, PHILIP
The World Tonig-ht
WICC-TV, Bridgreport, Conn.
3IEYNERS, JOSE ARNALDO
WAPA, San Juan, P. R.
MIDMORE, JOE
CKWX. Vancouver. B. C.
MIKSCHE, MIKE
Central Oreg-. Roundup
KRCO. Prinville, Oreg.
MILLER, JULIUS
It Happened Today
WTTV, Bloomington, Ind.
MILLER, KEN
News & Views
KVOO, Tulsa, Okla.
MILLS, E. C.
WRJW. Pieayne. Miss.
MILLER, BILL
WTAX, Springfield, 111.
MILLER, DOROTHY
WHAT, Greenfield, Mass.
MILLF:R, NOAH
Bedford Story
WBIW, Bedford, Ind.
MITCHELL, FORD
KABC, San Antonio, Texas
MITCHELL, J. W.
KSFA, Nacogdoches, Texas
MILLS, WILLIAM
Valle.v News
KEEN, San Jose, Cal.
MITCHUM, M. M.
Behind The Headlines
KTTH, Roll a. Mo.
MOFIELD, RAY
I>X News
WPAD. Paducah, Ky.
MONTANO, JUAN LOPEZ
WCMN, Arecibo, P. R.
MONROE, JIM
KCMO. Kansas City, Mo.
MORGAN, EDWARD P.
CBS
M0R<;AN, MURRAY
KTAC, Tacoma, Wash.
MORRIS, EDMUND
C.JCH, Halifax. N. S.
MORRIS, J.\CK
KTCL, Tulsa, Okla.
MORRIS, MERRILL
WMTR, Morristown, N. J.
MORRISON, WILBUR
WRCN, Utica, N. Y,
MOTT, HARVEY L.
Harvey Mott Commentary
KOY, Phoenix, Ariz.
MOUZON, H. D.
I>atf:lirie Collin County
KMAE, McKinney, Tex.
MUNGER, JOHN
WJPS, Evansville, Ind.
MUNxV, E. HAROLD, JR.
WTVB, Coldwater, Mich.
MUNYAN, HARRY
Tlie Rambler
WIOD. Miami, Fla.
MURCOY, LEAR
KGHL, Billings, Mont.
MURPHY, C. JIM
The World Today
WRLD, Lanett. Ala.
MURRAY, DAVE
The World Tonight
WDTV, Pittsburgh, Pa.
MURROW, EDWARD R.
CBS
MUSSON, CHARLES
WJEH. Gallipolis, Ohio
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NAGLE, DAVE
KTHT, Houston, Texas
NAHAS, FRED
Tomorrow's History
KXYZ, Houston, Tex.
NASH, BOB
KFYO, Lubbock, Texas
NASH, JERGEN
WLOL, Minneapolis, Minn.
NEIL, JACK
KTRM, Beaumont, Texas
NEILLY, JOE MAC
Five Star Final
WKTM, Mayfield, Ky.
NELSEN, M. L.
WHO, Des Moines, Iowa
NELSON, BOB
WSAU, Wausau, Wis.
NELSON, PAUL
Farm Reporter
KFRE, Fresno, Cal.
NELSON, ROBERT
WSYR, Syracuse, N. Y.
NELSON, TED
KOBK, Owatonna, Minn.
NETTLESHIP, HAL
WKID, Urbana, 111.
NICHOLS, DAVID
WTVN, Columbus, 0.
NICHOLS, LES
Mutual
NICHOLS, LESME
News Views
WGN-TV, Chicago, 111.
NICHOLSON, DON
WTAD, Quincy, 111.
NIEHAY, ED
MidDay News
KDAS, Malvern, Ark.
NISBET, NEIL
CKWX, Vancouver, B. C.
NOLAN, JOHN
CJON, St. John, Newf.
NORWOOD, CHARLES
World News Today
WNHC-TV. New Haven, Conn.
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OAKLEY, BILL
It Happened Last Night
WEEK, Peoria, 111.
O'BRIEN, LEE
Women in News
KIUP, Durango, Colo.
O'BRIEN, LEO
News & You
WRGB, Schenectady, N. Y.
O'BRIEN, LEO W.
WPTR, Albany, N. Y.
O'BRIEN, MICHAEL
Maine Political Scene
WFAU, Augusta, Maine
O'BRIEN, PAT
As It Looks From Here
KIUP, Durango. Colo.
O'BRIEN, THOS.
KHBC. Hilo, Hawaii
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O'CONNOR, JACK
Six PM News
WJHP, Jacksonville, Fla.
O'CONNOR, JOHN
Colorado Report
KCRT, Trinidad, Colo.
O'CONNOR, LEN
News on the Spot
WMAQ, Chicag-o, 111.
ODSON, BOB
WMOH, Hamilton, 0.
OGREN, CHARLES
WHUG, Hudson, N. Y.
O 'HALLO RAN, HAL
KFH, Wichita, Kan.
OLIVER, WM. M., SR.
WREV, Reidsville, N. C.
O'MEARA, DAN
Six-Thirty News
WIBC, Indianapolis, Ind.
ONCKEN, ED
Nev. News Digest
KENO, Las Veg-as, Nev.
ORR, VVYNTHROP
Beyond the News
KGU, Honolulu, Hawaii
OVERTON, GEORGE
News Review
KMUS, Muskog-ee, Okla.
OWENS, RAYMOND KRISE
Today in Syracuse
WFBL, Syracuse, N. Y.
P
PALMER, CHUCK
KRNO, San Bernardino, Cal.
PALMER, GEORGE
Front Pag-e News
WKRC-TV, Cincinnati, O.
PARKER, AL
WJJD, Chicago, 111.
PARKER, BEN L.
Your News Analyst
KBOP, Pleasanton, Tex.
PARKER, LARRY
KXJK, Forrest City. Ark.
PARKER, LAWRENCE
KMA, Shenandoah, Iowa
PARNELL, BOB
KALE. Richland, Wash.
PASHLEY, RALPH
CJVI. Victoria, B. C.
PARSONS.
LOUELLA O.
B. Freeport, Illinois; Louella Par-
sons Show, Radio Network.
PAUL, NORMAN
KSJO, San Jose, Cal.
PAULIN, ED
Local Beat
WJER, Dover, O.
PAULL, ED
WCED, DuBois, Pa.
PAULOS, BOB
Noontime News
KJRL, Pocatello. Idaho
PAYTON, JAMES T.
WDSM, Superior, Wis.
PEARSON, DREAV
ABC
PEARSON, LEON
World News Roundup
Critics At Larg-e
NBC
PEDACE, JAMES V.
Around the Town
WICH, Norwich, Conn.
PEELE, HERBERT
Peelings
WGAI, Elizabeth City, N. C.
PELLERIN, JEAN
CHLN, Trois-Rivieres, Que.
PEPPER, FRANK W.
\'\'TNT, Tallahassee, Fla.
PERKINS, DR. DEXTER
WHEC, Rochester, N. Y.
PETERSON, CHARLIE
KLIZ, Brainerd, Minn.
PETERSON, ELMER
Elmer Peterson & The News
PETTI, RALPH
WJAS, Pittsurgh, Pa.
PETTITT, ED
Mutual
PHILLIPS, GEORGE
WAVZ, New Haven, Conn.
PHILLIPS, HAL
KTOK, Oklahoma City, Okla.
PIERCE, JENNINGS
KMED, Commentary
KMED, Medford, Ore.
PIERSON, BILL
WHKK, Akron, O.
PIGGOTT, JOE
News Roundups
WLRP, New Albany, Ind.
PISTON ED
KYNO, Fresno, Cal.
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PORTER, HOMER
Community News
WDLB, Marshfield, Wis.
POULIN, HENRI
CKVL, Verdun, Canada
POWELL, ED
Young-stown News
WWCA, Gary. Ind.
POWELL, CHARLIE
WWCA, Gary, Ind.
POWELL, TOM
WGBI, Scranton, Pa.
PRICE, GRANT
KXEL, Waterloo, Iowa
PRICE, JOHN
Price News
WKAT. Miami Beach, Fla.
PUTNAM, GEORGE
B. Minnesota; George Putnan'
and the News, KTTV.
PYNE, JOE
WILM, Wilming-ton, Del.
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RADFORD, JACK
CFJR, Brockville, Ont.
RANDALL, JIM
KFSB. Joplin, Mo.
RANEY, REX
WBIR. Knoxville, Tenn.
RAYMER, GEORGE
WHHH. Warren, O.
READE, JOHN C.
CFRB. Toronto, Ont.
REDMAND, ANN
WIEL. Elizabethtown, Ky.
REEVES, GRADY M.
WBHP, Huntsville, Ala.
REEVES, HAL
KVOS. BeDingham, Wash.
KEINHART, TED
WEAM, Arlington, Va.
REITER, FRED
Special Edition
WFLA, Tampa, Fla.
RENICK, RALPH
Renick Reporting
WTVJ. Miami, Fla.
RE\^LLE, OKVILLE
WFTL, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
REX, JOE
WLOK, Lima. O.
REYNOLDS, FRANK
Peak of the News
WBKB, Chicag-o. 111.
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KRNT, Des Moines, Iowa
RICHMOND, FRANCIS
Avisco News Reporter
WMGW, Meadviile, Pa.
RIDDEL, CORWIN
KSEL, Lubbock. Texas
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Ridenour Checks the News
WELM, Elmira, N. Y.
RILEY, D. X.
KILO, Grand Forks, N. D.
RILEY, JOHN E.
WVAM, Altoona, Pa.
RINEMAN, JOHN F.
WLAN, Lancaster, Pa.
RITCHIE, CARL
Second Look
KOCO, Salem, Ore.
ROBBINS, BILL
WSAI, Cincinnati, O.
ROBERTS, PETER
NBC, NBC-TV
ROBINS, GUS
WHAP, Hopewell, Va.
ROBINSON, STAN
Around the Globe
WTNS, Coshocton, O.
ROBINSON, WIP
KFNF, Shenandoah, Iowa
ROGERS, JACK
KBRO, Bremerton, Wash.
ROGERS, MACK
News Room
WKY-TV, Oklahoma City,
Okla.
ROPER, ELMO
Political Analyst
NBC
ROSS, STAN
One Man's Viewpoint
CJCA, Edmonton, Alta.
ROSS, THELMA
KORC, Mineral Wells, Texas
ROWLEY, ROBERT
WXEL, Cleveland, 0.
ROYEN, JAY
Todav in Washington
WNBW, Wasington, D. C.
ROYSTER, N. L.
As I See It
WGBR. Goldsboro, N. C.
RYAN, GEORGE
WPMP. Pascagoula, Miss.
RYAN, JACK
WHUM, Reading-, Pa.
RYAN, MICHAEL
News This Morning-
WLEA, Hornel. N. Y.
RYAN, P. F.
Inland Newsreel
CBT, Grand Falls, Newf.
RYAN, "RED"
WMGY, Montgomery, Ala.
RUCKER, J. ROSS
This is Monahans
KVKM, Monahans. Tex.
RUMMINGEK, ELMER
WMUU, Greenville. S. C.
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News
KFWB, Los Angeles, Col.
RUNYON, BOB
Runyon Reporting
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Mich.
RUSSELL. DAVE
KFDM, Beaumont. Texas
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SAGUE. SR.
WSRS. Cleveland. Ohio
ST, GEORGE, DORIAN
Nightcap News
WJZ-TV, New York, N. Y.
SAL3I0N, DR. E. T.
CKOC, Hamilton, Ont.
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WIPR, Sail Juan. P. R.
SANDERS. ALBERT
Mtrvurx' Nt'ws
WMAZ" Macon. Ga.
SANDERS. J. 1^
Kililori.ils III Review
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SANTIAGO. RAFAEL RIVERA
WAPA. San J nan. P. R.
SARTAIN. Al XFORD
S.irtain Observationt;
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SAVAtJE. R. J.
K(.;H(\ Galveston. Texas
SCHEVINC;. KARL F.
WLAN. LaiuaHter. Pa.
SCHWAMB. RISS
Town Crier
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StHWEER. ROLAND
KRIO. MeAllen. Texas
SCOFIELD. CARTER
WDBO. Orlando. Fla.
SEEL. (HAS.
WFPG. Atlantic City. N. J.
8EIBEL8. GREN
WMSC. Columbia, S. C.
SENNING, JOHN
WBRD. Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.
SEVAREID. ERIC
CBS
SEXTON. JES.SE
Noon Edition
KALE. Alexandria. La.
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CBS
SHAW. CHARLES
WCAC. Philadelphia, Pa.
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>H1KLDS. .\. T.
WLDY. Ladysmith, Wis.
SHIN'N, JLNEAl
Report to the Valley
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SHIBEK, JAMES. JR.
KFGO. Farero. N. D.
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Shroyer Speaks
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ThiH We«-k in S. C.
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SINGISEK, FRANK
Mutual
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NewH in Review
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CBS
SMITH, JIM
WCUE. Akron, O.
SMITH. JIM
Evoninir Roundup
WTMC. Ocala, Fla.
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WCOW. S. St. Paul, Minn.
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WJRD. Tiiscaloosa, Alabama
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George Sokolsky Progrram
ABC
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NBC
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News Analj'st
KERG, Eugene, Ore.
STANSELL, C. V.
WDAF. Kansas City, Mo.
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STAPLES, JOHN
KRNO, San Bernardino, Cal.
STEELE, JOHN
Behind the News
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Battle Report
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WLIB. New York, N. Y.
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KEVT, Kerrj-ville, Texas
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STEWART, PHILIP
KFXM, San Bernardo, Cal.
STEWART, WM. G.
Washing-ton Hig-hlig-hts
KFKA, Greeley, Colo.
STICKLE, DAVID V. R.
WMAR-TV, Baltimore, Md.
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KWRO, Coquille. Ore.
STLCKENRATH, ROBERT
Stuekenrath & The News
WKVA. Lewistown, Pa.
STURM, DEAN
WNXT. Portsmouth, Ohio
SULLIVAN, PAUL
WIP. Phil.. Pa.
SUMPF, RUSS
Late Evening- News
WBRY, Waterbury, Conn.
SINKEL, CARL E.
WPKS. l>;in<, 111,
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CAMERON
B. April 4, 1906, Wichita, Kan-
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NBC.
SWEENEY, RAY
WHLD. Niagara Falls, N. Y.
SWENSON, JACK
WFYR. Bismarck, North Dak.
SWITZER, WM.
WORZ, Orlando. Fla.
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Between the Lines
WKLF, Clanton, Ala.
TAINTER. ERIC
KCKN. Kansas City. Kans.
TALBOT, BILL
KOIL, Omaha. Neb.
TALL, MARTIN
WCRB, Waltham. Mass.
TAYLOR, BRYSEN
WVPO, Stroudsburg, Pa.
TAYLOR. DR.
KING-TV, Seattle, Wash.
TAYLOR, GENE
Hig-hlights and Sidelines
KIKI, Honolulu, T. H.
TAYLOR, HENRY J.
Your Land and Mine
ABC
TAYLOR, LEE
WINZ, Miami. Fla.
TAYLOR, YESTAL C.
WFNC, Fayetteville, N. C.
TEASDALE, REYNALD
CJEM, Edmunston, N. B.
TEMBY, BRITT
WKNX, Saginaw, Mich.
TEMPLE, ALVIS H.
Day in Review
WKCT, Bowling Green. Ky.
TERRY, BILL
WJAR, Providence, R. I.
TERRY, JOHN
Ohio Go Round
WVKO. Columbus, O.
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WMPS, Memphis. Tenn.
THEERINGER, GEORGE
New-s & "Views
WRBL, Columbus, Ga.
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CBS
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KWRO, Coquille, Ore.
THO]\L\S, W. J.
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WVMI, Biloxi, Miss.
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KROC, Rochester, Minn.
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Spotligrht on Ga.
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Telepix
WPIX, New York. N. Y.
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KDDD, Dumas, Texas
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CBS
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Window of World Events
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NBC
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Behind the Headlines
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WCAU. Phil.. Pa.
WALTON, ROBERT
WJBS, DeLand, Fla.
WALSH, FRANK J.
WBCM, Bay City, Mich.
WARMOTH, ED
KNPT, Newport, Ore.
WARNER, ALBERT
Sunoco Three Star Extra
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NBC
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First Edition
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Hometown Reporter
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WMBD, Peoria, 111.
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WJEH, Gallipolis, Ohio
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Long Island Today
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World News
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Lee's Commentary
WMNE, Menomonie, Wis.
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WELCH, WALTER
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WSGW. Saginaw, Mich.
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KSPI, Stillwater, Okla.
WEST, DICK
Sacramento News Letter
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KLYN, Amarillo, Texas
WESTBROOK, TED
WKBV. Richmond, Ind.
WESTERKAMP, DICK
WBEN, Buffalo, N. Y.
W ESTON, ED
WCPO-TV, Cincinnati, O.
W HALEN, BILL
WCUE, Akron, Ohio
WHEELER, C. D.
Inside Oregon
KLIQ. Portland, Ore.
WHEELER, DICK
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WHITE, DON W.
WHOK, Lancaster, O.
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Looking into News
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Denver Post News
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WGSM, Huntington, N. Y.
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The Editor
KIT, Yakima, Wash.
WICKENBEKG, CHARLES
WMSC, Columbia, S. C.
WILDER, JAMES M.
WFRP, Savannah, Ga.
WILEY, VIC
Tri-County Comments
WWSC, Glens Palls, N. Y.
WILKERSON, JOE
KVIM, New Iberia, La.
WILLIAMS, BYRON
WAJR, Morgantown, W. Va.
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WADC, Akron, Ohio
WILLIAMS, JOHN K.
WFOM, Marietta. Ga.
WILLIAMS, VERN
Report to Southern Wisconsin
WCLO, Janesville, Wis.
WILLSON, JAMES
WEBK, Tampa, Fla.
WILSON, BOB
WADC, Akron, Ohio
WILSON, BOB
REVIEW of the News
NBC-TV
WILSON, CHUCK
KODI, Cody, Wyo.
WILSON, DON
Story Behind the News
CDKA, Victoria, B. C.
WILSON, PHIL
^VMBD, Peoria, 111.
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WNOE, New Orleans, La.
WILSON, RAY
KFMB, San Diego, Cal.
WINCHELL, WALTER
Walter Winchell Program
ABC
WINGATE, JOHN
WNBT, New York
WINN, LORIS
Legion-Air
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WINTER, WILLIAM
William Winter and the News
KGO, San Francisco, Cal.
WINTER, WM.
News Aanalysis
KPIX, San Francisco, Cal.
WOOD, ED
WDTV, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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KNXT, Ten O'Clock News
KNXT, Hollywood, Cal.
WOODALL, SAM
KXLW, St. Louis, Mo.
WOODSON, STEVE
World at Noon
WFRC, Reidsville, N. C.
WT'ODWARD, MARTIN
KNPT, Newport, Ore.
WORKHOVEN, MERRILL
WOW, Omaha, Neb.
WORKMAN, W. D., JR.
WIS, Columbia, S. C.
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YOUNG, JIM
KROW, Oakland, Cal.
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ZEIGIN, JACK
WING, Dayton, O.
ZINK. JOE
KCRE, Crescent City, Calif.
ZIEBARTH, E.
WCCO, Minneapolis, Minn.
ZIMMERMAN, HARRY
KEYD, Minneapolis, Minn.
BILL CULLEN
Exclusive Management
Martin Goodman
RADIO AND TELEVISION
— their work during 1952
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ABBOTT, WARREN
KWSH. Wewoka. Okla.
ADAMS, BILL
Let's Pretend
CBS
ADAMS, CEDRIC
WCCO, Minneapolis, Minn.
ADAMS FELIX, JR.
WPMP, Pascagoula, Miss.
ADAMS, LEE
KMOX, St. Louis, Mo.
ADAMS, ROBERT
WBSM, New Bedford, Mass.
ADAMS, SUSAN
Kitchen Fare
DuMont
ADELL, RAY
Highways of Melody
WGSM, Huntington, N. Y.
ADEMY, JOHN
WCAO, Baltimore, Md.
ADKINS, GALES
WSAT, Salisbury,
N. Carolina
ADRED, JOEL
Guiding Light, CBS
ALBERGHINI, HAROLD
Down on the Farm, WCOU,
Lewiston. Maine
ALEMAN, JOE
KPRL. Paso Robles, Cal.
alp:xander, jack
Phil «fe .Tack, WDSA,
New Orleans. La.
ALLARD, BOB
KXEL, Waterloo, Iowa
ALLEN, BILL
KWFC, Hot Springs, Ark.
ALLEN, BOB
KLWN. Lawrence, Kansas
ALLEN, C. O.
KODI, Cody, Wyo.
ALLEN. DAVE
WJEJ, Hagerstown, Md.
ALLEN, DON
Klix Kiddie Karnival
KLIX, Twin Falls, Idaho
ALLEN, EARNIE
KYUM, Yuma, Ariz.
ALLEN, JACK
KRMO, Monett, Mo.
ALLEN, OLIVER
WRAP, Norfolk, Va.
ALLEN. PETER
WQXR. New York, N. Y.
ALLEN, RON
WNOP. Newport, Ky.
ALTMAN, LEN
WSAR, Fall River, Mass.
ALTON, GENE
CJLS, Yarmouth, N. S.
ALVES, JOHN
Star Room
KSOX. Harlington, Tex.
AMBROISE. ROY
WBKV. West Bend, Wis.
ANDERSON, ALEX
Coffee Shop
WSKI. Montpelier. Vt.
ANDERSON, ANDY
Rise 'n' Shine
KTFY, Brownfield, Tex.
ANDERSON, BILL
WBAT, Marion, Indiana
ANDERSON, BILL
WDIA, Memphis, Tenn.
ANDERSON, CRAlG
KMPC, Hollywood, Cal.
ANDERSON, DON
KASH, Eugene, Ore.
ANDERSON, DON
Breakfast Frolic
KFH, Wichita, Kan.
ANDERSON, DON
Luncheon Club
WNMP, Evanston, 111.
ANDERSON, JIM
WMAS, Springfield, Mass.
ANDERSON, JOHN
KSWS, Roswell, N. M.
ANDERSON, RUBY
WON. Chicago, 111.
ANDERSON, STAN
Housewives Holiday
KIKI, Honolulu, T. H.
ANDERSON, SUGARFOOT
CKXL, Calgary, Alta.
ANDREWS, DAVID
WHTB, Talladega, Ala.
ANDREWS, PERRY
WFPG, Atlantic City, N. J.
ANGEL, W. F.
KFDX, Wichita Falls, Tex.
ANSBRO, GEORGE
Live Like a Millionaire
ABC
ANSPACH, ELDON
WOW-TV, Omaha, Neb.
ANTHONY, GEORGE
KXL, Portland, Ore.
ANTOINE, TEX
Weather By Wethbee
NBC-TV
ARBOGAST, BOB
Arbogast Show
WMAQ, Chicago, 111.
ARCHER, DON
Platter Parade
KWHN. Ft. Smith, Ark.
ARCHER, GRAHAM
KGW. Portland, Ore.
ARMSTRONG, STU
Man-on the Street
WSIV. Pekin, 111.
ARMSTRONG, TED
Polka Party
WGAR. Cleveland, O.
ASKEY, BOB
1. 2. 3. 4 Club
KFOR. Lincoln, Neb.
ATKINS, JIMMY
Serial Theatre
DuMont
AUSTIN, BOB
Music for the Missus
KSDO. San Diego, Cal.
AYLWARD, GUY
For Men Only
WFOY, St. Augustine, Fla.
AYRES, JIM
KAYS, Hays, Kansas
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BABBITT, HARRY
Bandstand Revue
KTLA. Los Angeles, Cal.
BACA, ART
Barefoot Boy
KBOR, Brownsville, Tex.
1081
BAEKEY, ED
WASA, Havre dc Grace, Md.
BAER, TOM
Face the Music
WNHC, New Haven, Conn.
BAGDASARIAN, A. C.
Experts Table
WNBZ, Saranac Lake, N. Y.
BAHR, GIL
KGOS, Torrington, Wyo.
BAILEY, BILL
KTOK, Oklahoma City, Okla.
BAILEY, CARL
Jack The Early Bird
KBIG, Avalon, Calif.
BAILEY, JACK
Queen
jNIutual
BAKER, ART
You Asked For It, ABC-TV; Stars
On Stage, KTTV; Dinah Shore
Show, Art Baker News, NBC.
BAKER, EDDIE
WAVZ, New Haven, Conn.
BAKER, FRED
WICA, Ashtabula, O.
B.4KER, PAUL
Good Morning Sports
WLAD. Danbury, Conn.
BALDWIN, BILL
Edgar Bergen-
McCarthy Show
CBS
BALDWIN, BILL
KSO, Des Moines, Iowa
BALEAEN, GEO.
CKY. Winnipeg
BALLINGER, DON
1340 Club
KROS, Clinton, Iowa
BANDY, BOB
Morning Watch
AVSGN, Birmingham, Ala.
BANN, BOB
Shatter Home Hour
KWSO, Wasco, Cal.
BANTON, W. A.
WBLT, Bedford. Va.
BARCLAY, GEORGE
Bob Hawk Show
CBS
BARLOW, JOHN
KSL. Salt Lake City, Utah
BARNETT, RUSS
Russ Joe Show
WTOL. Toledo. O.
BARK, DWIGHT
WLBC. Muncie. Ind.
BARRETT, BILL
WCTF. Columbia. Miss.
BARRETT, BRUCE
KEiYL, San Antonio, Tex.
BARRET, DICK
Report to the Valley
KSRV. Ontario, Ore.
BARRICK, ELDON
Breakfast Club
KBOX. Modesto, Cal.
BARRY, BERT
KFBK. Sacramento, Cal.
BARRY, DICK
AVKNX, Saginaw, Mich.
BARRY, JACK
Juvenile Jury
NBC, NBC-TV
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AN NOU NCERS — M-C'S
• • •
BARK II. ANDRE
The Andre Uaruch Show
XRC
BATKS. KARI.
Rates Hodlam
WNIIK. Clovoland. O.
BARTON. BKV
wri.H, Huntinjrton. W. Va.
BARTON. JOHN
WHOW. Clinton. 111.
B A R T O N . .1 0 H N NY
CKKD. Rod Doer. Alta.
BARNIIARD. DALLAS
KOL. Seattle. Wash.
BARZK. KKITH K.
Music in the Air
W.TIK^. Opelika. Ala.
BASELKON. GEO.
WEEK. Peoria, 111.
BASSETT. JOHX
WNEB. Worcester, Mass.
BAVM, ROBERT
WOKW. Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
BAXTER. DAN
KSCB. Liberal, Kansas
BAY. R1CH.4RD
KMTV. Omaha. Neb.
BEASELEY. BOB
WFKY. Frankfort, Ky.
BEARD. LANCE
Dawn Patrol
WMOH. Hamilton, O.
BEARD. SAM
Time Out
WPTF. Raleigh, N. C.
BEAVER, WIN
WRAG. ParroUton. Ala.
BECKER. BOB
WBKV. West Bend, Wis.
BECKER. HARRY
KIMO, Independence, Mo.
BECKER, LINDSEY
Little Lindsey
KIUP, Durango, Colo.
BECKMAN, SrOOK
Shoot the Works
WLW C. Columbus. O.
BEDC.LEY, BOB
WHO. Des Moines, Iowa
BeDlLLION. BILL
Polka Party
W.TPA. Washington, Pa.
BELANGER, LOUIS
CKAC. Montreal
BELL, GENE
Hellers Hour
KYOS. Merced, Cal.
BELL, GEORGE (GABBY)
WILD, Birmingham, Ala.
BELL, GLENN
The Glenn Bell Show
KIMR, Lamar, Colo.
BELL, WAYNE
WFTM, Maysville, Ky.
BELLO, TONY
W.TPF, Herrin, 111.
BELOTE, WILLARD
Farmers Call to Breakfast
WGAF, Valdosta, Ga.
BEN AC. HENRY
WE'NY, Elraira, N. Y.
BENDER, TOM
Tops of the Morning
WSAV, Savannah, Ga.
BENGSTON, CHARLES
WATR. Waterbury, Conn.
BENKELMAN, ROBERT F.
WBC]\r, Bay City, Mich.
BENNETT, MYRON J.
KOIL, Omaha, Neb.
BENNINGTON, BILL
KJBC, Midland, Tex.
BENSON, RED
Let's Go Bowling
DuMont
BENTON, SAM
WILD, Birmingham, Ala.
BENTZ, BUD
WPAZ, Pottstown. Pa.
BERCH, JACK
Jack Berch Show
ABC
BERG, KARA
KWBB, Wichita, Kansas
BERGESON, CHUCK
WJBK-TV, Detroit, Mich.
BERNAM, MEL
WHAT, Phila., Pa.
BERNARD, LEO
Record Matinee
KSUN, Bisbee, Ariz.
BERNIER, GUS
WMTJR, Manchester, N. H.
BERRY, BOB
WOTW, Nashua, N. H.
BERRY, JACK
Anything Goes
WMIE. Miami, Fla.
BERTLEMANN. DICK
Stars in the After
WNAB, Bridgeport, Conn.
BEUTEL, FRANK
WDGY, Minneapolis, Minn.
BIEDRZYCKI, TOM
Tom's Tunes
KRJF, Miles City, Mont.
BILL, OHUCK
WBKB, Chicago, 111.
mz
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ANNOU NCERS — M-C'S
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BILLINGSLEY, W. P.
WADE, Wadesboro, N. C.
BINFORD, BILL,
KORKY Goes A'Wandering
KORK, Las Vegas, Nev.
BIRD, AL,
\YJAC, Johnston, Pa.
BISH, DON
KGEM, Boise, Idaho
BLACK, JOK
WHK, Cleveland, O.
BLAIR, DON
Town Crier
WNBZ, Saranac Lake, N. Y.
BLAIR, FRANK
Today in Washington
WNBW, Washington, D. C.
BLAKE, ALIX
Star Dreams
WABY, Albany, N. Y.
BLAKE, BRCCE
WHKK. Akron, O.
BLAKE, MILTON
KLX, Oakland, Cal.
BLAKELY, CLINT
WAPI, Birmingham, Ala.
BLAND, SAM
Carolina Coffee Time
WCEC, Rocky Mount, N. C.
BLASE, ARNO (BOB)
Kiddie Karnival
WFAA TV, Dallas, Tex.
BLECKLEY, W. J.
WLCS, Baton Rouge, La.
BLESSING, SAM
KMAN, Manhattan, Kansas
BLOOM, LYNN
The Old Farmhand
WKVA, Lewistown, Pa.
BLOWER, CHARLES
Let's Play Records
KTKT, Tucson, Ariz.
BOATMAN, J. ROBERT
WFCB, Dunkirk, N. Y.
BOELTER, IRWIN
KMUR, Murray, Utah
BOGDEN, HILARY
WJAS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
BOLTON, LES
KARK
Little Rock, Ark.
BOLTON, JOE
WPIX, New York
BONDARIN, AV.
This Is It
KFOR, Lincoln, Neb.
BOONE, MARV
Tops of the Week
WMMX, Fairmont, W. Va.
BOSLEY, LYLE
WXKW, Albany, N. Y.
BOREN, BILL
KGFF, Shawnee, Okla.
BOSMAN, JOHN
WINS, New York, N. Y.
BOSTON, DON
WCDL, Carbondale, Pa.
BOWDEN, DON
Katy Korral "^
KATY, San Luis Obispo,
Cal.
BOW EN, CHARLEY
WELO. Tupelo, Miss.
BOWLES, AL
KYAK. Yakima, Wash.
BOWICK, BILL
WALB, Albany, Ga.
BOWMAN, GUY
WJBK-TV, Detroit, Mich.
BO WEN, GENE
WMOA, Marietta, Ohio
BOWLES, FRAN
WOAP, Owosso, Mich.
BOUDREAUS, BROPHIS
WTIX, New Orleans, La.
BOYD, DALLAS
TOLS, Beckley, W. Va.
BOYLE, MAC
CKOV, Kelowna, B. C.
BOYSEN, JIM
WTCN, Minneapolis, Minn.
BRADFORD. JOHN
WINS, New York, N. Y.
BRADFORD, JEJIRY
KGCX, Sidney, Mont.
BRADFORD, JOHN
WINS, New York, N. Y.
BRADLEY, DICK
WQXR, New York, N. Y.
BRADLEY, BILL
WGY, Schenectady, N. Y.
BRADY, DICK
WPTW, Piqua, O.
BRAD SHAW, BILL
WCKY, Cincinnati, O.
BRAGG, NELSON
WCOP, Boston, Mas..
BRANCH, MARION
At Your Command
KVAN, Vancouver, Wash.
BRANDT, MEL
News
NBC
BRANT, BILL
For You, Mom
WDTV, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JACK STERLING
The Jack Sterling Show'
WCBS
The Big Top'
CBS-TV
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AN NOU NCERS — M-C'S
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BRASSFIKLl). JIM
Ki'KV. Caruihorsville. Mo.
UKAY. KD
Suurise Serenade
WKTG. Thoinasville. Ga.
BKKI.ANn. Kl>
W AMI., l.aiin'l. Miss.
UKKNNAN. DAN
l>ixit' .laniltoroe
WVOK. IJirmiughani. Ala.
BKKNNKK. SID
TV Screen Test
WNHC TV, New Haven.
Conn.
BKFAVEK. DICK
WSX.l. Bridireton, N. J.
bkii)(;ks. dan
KGFF. Shawnee, Okla.
BKir.GS, FRED
KFMB TV. San Diego, Cal.
BKI(i(i.«i. JACK
KFMIVTV. San Diego. Cal.
BKISKNDONK. ROBERT H.
WKUD. Atlanta, Ga.
BRIXTON. BILL
WXDH. Da.vtona Beach, Fla.
BRODERICK. JOHN J.
Manhattan Review
AVKKB, Ilulvoke, Mass.
BROKAW, JI.M
CYO Caravan
WCOP, Boston, Mass.
brokenshirf:, norman
Theatre Guild On The Air
NBC
BROOK. PHIL
WDBO. Orlando, Fla.
BROOKS, DEEN
WKWK, Wheeling, W. Va.
BROOKS. TOM
Ashland Serenade
WSAZ-TV, Charleston,
W. Va.
BROl'IIY. JOHN
KALL. Salt Lake City. Utah
BROTMAN. CHARLES
Charlie's Music Shop
W.IBS, DeLand, Fla.
BROWN. ART
Home Edition
WDTV, Pittsburgh, Pa.
BROWN, ART
Art Brown Show
WWDC, Washington, D. C.
BROWN, DON
Rhythm Ranch
KUBA, Yuba City, Cal.
BROWN, GALE
WROK, Rockford, HI.
BROAVN, HARRY
CJON, St. John's,
Newfoundland
BROWN, HARVEY
WSBB, New Syrna Beach,
Fla.
BROWN, HERBERT W.
KCVR, Lodi, Cal.
BROWN, JIM
VOGM, St. John's, Newf.
BROWN, NELSON
WNLC, New London, Conn.
BROWN, PAUL E. X.
WERD, Atlanta, Ga.
BROWN, PERRY
"Sunday Showtime"
WTAC, Cambridge, Mass.
BROWN, SAM
Music Hall
WARL, Arlington, Va.
BROWN, TED
The Paul Winchell-
Jerry Mahoney Show
NBC-TV
BROWN, WAYNE
WBLI. Blackfoot, Idaho
BRlKUiER, BOB
Town Talks
WBUX. Doylestown. Pa.
BRUNER, ROBERT B.
KXEO. Mexico, Mo.
BRUTON, GEORGE
KLVT. Levelland. Tex.
BRYANT, GEORGE
Party Line
WSAI, Cincinnati, O.
BRYANT, JIM
WJVB, Jacksonville, Fla.
BRYER. BOB
Feature Theatre
. DuMont
BUBP, BOB
WPTW, Piqua, O.
BUCHANAN, GEORGE
Pony Express Requests
KJSO, San Jose, Cal.
BUCHTER, FRANK
Bulletin Board
KYJC, Medford, Ore.
BUCK, JACK
WBNS-TV, Columbus, O.
BUCK, LOUIS
Home Folks
CBS
BUCKINGHAM, BOYD
WATS, Sayre, Pa.
BUCKLEY, BILL
Your School
KTMS, Santa Barbara, Cal.
CBS — STAFF
ANNOUNCER
for
"FBI IN PEACE
AND WAR"
'THERE'S MUSIC
IN THE AIR"
"THE PEOPLE ACT"
for
FORD FOUNDATION
OLIN TICE
PL 1-2345
COMMERCIAL VOICE
for
"WESTINGHOUSE"
on
REPUBLICAN
and
DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTIONS
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ANNOUNCERS — M-C'S
BUCKNER, NORMAN
KDLR, Devils Lake, N. D.
BUDD, MILTON
Morning Call
WMBD, Peoria, III.
BULLER, DICK
WIOIH, Dearborn-
Detroit, Mich.
BUTLER, FRANKLIN
WRFC, Athens, Ga.
BURCHELL, MAURICE
CBW, Winnipeg
BURCHETT, LANIER
Borderline Boys
WAIN, Columbus, Ky.
BURGESS, DAN
WMSA, Massena, N. Y.
BURGESS, DICK
WBSM, New Bedford, Mass.
BURKHEAD, WILLIE
KTTR, Rolla, Mo.
BURNETT, JIM
WFMJ, Youngstown, O.
BURNETE, DALLAS
WHAP, Hopewell, Ya.
BURNHAM, ART
WKHM, Jackson, Mich.
BURNS, DICK
Trenton Symphony Hour
WTTM, Trenton, X. J.
BURNS, STAN
WINS, New York, N. Y.
BURWELL, TED
Wake Up & Smile
WCKB, Dunn, N. C.
BUSBIN, THOMAS
WBHP, Huntsville, Ala.
BUTHERUS, ED
KGW, Portland. Ore.
BUTLER, CLIFF
WLOU, Louisville, Ky.
BUTLER, DON
Butler Pantrv
WGBS, Miami, Fla.
BUTLER, ROGER
KBUN, Bemidji, Minn.
BYRAM, GEO.
KFBC. Cheyenne, Wyo.
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CABRALES, ALECIA
Latin American
KDIA, Auburn, Cal.
CAHILL, JACK
KLX. Oakland, Cal.
CAIN, BOB
KYEN, Yentura. Cal.
CAXDWELL, LARRY
WPIC. Sharon, Pa.
CALDWELL, MERLE
KOLS. Pryor, Okla.
CALHOUN, JOHN
WFLO. Farmville, Ya.
CALLAHAN, CHAS.
Lucky Seven
WESB, Bradford, Pa.
CAMPBELL, BOB
WYMI. Biloxi, Miss.
CAMPBELL, DeWITT
WING. Dayton. O.
CAMPBELL, EARL
CJOY. Guelph, Ont.
CAMPBELL GEORGE
WHLD. Niagara Falls, N. Y.
CAMPBELL, REX
KSL. Salt Lake City, Utah
CA3IPOFREDA, NICK
Tee Yee Jamboree
WAAM, Baltimore, Md.
CAPLE, JOHNNY
KVNI, Coeur D'Alene, Idaho
CARDONA, HECTOR PEREZ
WCMN, Arecibo, P. R.
CAREY, STANLEY
Song Evangelist
WGAC, Augusta, Ga.
CARINO, BILL
Bill's Coffee Club
WKBI, St. Mary's, Pa.
CARLETON, LAD
WDAR, Lake Citv, Fla.
CARLISLE, PAUL
WAML, Laurel, Miss.
CARPENTER, KEN
Lux Radio Theatre
CBS
CARR, EDNA
KGFX, Pierre. S. Dak,
CARR, WESS
KLYN, Amarillo, Texas
CARRON, CHUCK
WLVA, Lynchburg, Ya.
CARSON, JOHN
Carson s Cellar
KNXT, Hollywood, Cal.
CARTER, CAL
KAMD, Camden, Ark.
CARTER, TONY
WAUD, Auburn, Ala.
CARVER, RON
WFMJ, Youngstown. O.
CARVIN, EDDIE
WMSA, Massena, N. Y.
CASE, KEN
Kitchen Klub
WDAF-TY, Kansas City, Mo.
CASE, Lee
WITH, Baltimore, Md.
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CASE. NELSON
B. Feb. 3, 1910; Long Beach,
Calit.; Lowell Thomos, CBS; Pul-
itzer Prize Playhouse, ABC-TV;
Robf. Montgomery Presents,
NBC-TV; Amahl and the Night
Visitors, NBC-TV; Jackie Glcason
show, CBS-TV; Road of Life, CBS.
( ATI 1>.\L. .lACtJl KS
TKAl'. .Monlroal
C AVANAtJH. M.OYD
tM\rL. Truri>. N. S.
CKKNA. JOSK
Kl.VL. Pasadona. Texas
CIIAMIIKKS, BOB
WKHK. Tampa. Tla.
< H.V.MBKRS, STAN
Frost V Frolics
KTL.V. Los Anu'cles. Cal.
< HANDLER, ED
Boh Hawk Show
CBS
CHANni.KR. ROBIN
(Juick on rlii' Draw
DuMont
CHANKY. BILL,
Let's Got Acquainted
KF.KN, San Jose, Cal.
CHANNEL. WM. V.
KHBC. Hilo. Hawaii
CHAPMAN. DAVE
KALB. Alexandria, La.
CHAPP. TONY
This Is Kansas City
WI>AF TV. Kansas City. Mo.
( HARLES MASSIE
WLN'A. Charlottesville. Va.
CHASE. BILL
Music for America
KXLE. Ellenshurg, Wash.
( HASE. CJENE
WIL. St. Louis. Mo.
(HASE. LYNN
Personality Time
TTFAP. Aujjusta. Maine
(HASE. WARD
WBAY. Green Bay, Wis.
( HASl K. DAVID
KTIM. San Rafael. Cal.
CHOMEL. FRANCIS
WCNB. Connersville, Ind.
CHRISLER. TONY
WOKO. Albany, N. Y.
CHRISTENSEN, DON
Reville Kevels
WIIBL. Sheboygan, Wis.
CHRISTENSON. ELMER L.
WSnn. Stillwater, Minn.
CHRISTIAN, HARRY
WGX-TV. Chicago, 111.
CHRISTISON, LOWELL
Western Hits
KVEK. Albuquerque, N. M.
CHRYSLER, AL
CKOY. Ottawa, Ont.
CITRO, VINCE
WAZL. Hazleton, Pa.
CITTY, JIM
Trading Post
KTBS. Shreveport, La.
CLAIRE, MAL
The Mai Claire Show
KTI'C. Tucson. Ariz.
CLARK, GEORGE
KCOW, Alliance. Neb.
CLARK, JAMES L.
WBLJ, Dalton, Ga.
CLAWSON, JAMES G.
Three Alarm Quiz
KRXK. Rexburg. Idaho
CLAWSON, LEW
Musical Clock
WWVA, Wheeling, W. Va.
CLAYTON, BOB
Boston Ballroom
WHDH, Boston. Mass.
CLAYTON, JOHN
Man on the Street
WRFW, Eau Claire, Wis.
CLEARY, BILL
WDG\\ Minneapolis, Minn.
CLEARY, ED
WELO, Tupelo, Miss.
CLEAVER, MARSHALL S.
Polka Dots
WKAP, Allentown, Pa.
CLIFTON, JACK
Sunshine Club
WCUE. Akron, O.
CLINE, KEN
W.TBK, Detroit, Mich.
CLUTE, JOHN
Farmer John
WEAV, Plattsburg, N. Y.
COBB, JACK
Cobb's Corner
WTVJ, Miami, Fla.
COFFEE, DICK
WOW-TV, Omaha, Neb.
COLE, FRED B.
Carnival of Music
WHDH, Boston, Mass.
COLE, GRADE
WBT, Charlotte, N. C.
COLE, PHIL
WKAI, Macomb, 111.
COLEMAN, CHAS.
WGKV, Charleston, W. Va.
COLLINS, AL
CJVI, Victoria, B. C.
KEVIN KENNEDY
NEWS AT — 7:00-7:15
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TV
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N. Y. KEFAUVER
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IT HAPPENED
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BEECHNUT GUM
ANNOU NCERS — M-C'S
COLLINS, DON
Holiday for Ladies
WCBT, Roanoke Rapids.
N. C.
COLLINS, ROBERT
KEXO, Grand Junct., Colo.
COLLYER. CLAYTON
BUD
Break the Bank, NBC
COMEAU, DENNY
CJLS, Yarmouth, N. S.
COMER, FRANK
Club 800
WLAD, Danbury, Conn.
COMO, HUNTER
KDAL, Duluth, Minn.
CONE, ROBERT
KDSJ, Deadwood, S. Dak.
CONFER, BILL
WJAC-TV, Johnstown, Pa.
CONIFF, FRANK
The Week in Review
DuMont
COON, FLOYD
Rhythm Roundup
KASH, Eugene, Ore.
CONNELLY, BILL
WPAM, Pottsville, Pa.
CONNOR, RALPH
CKOY, Ottawa, Ont.
CONRAD, RUSS
KEX, Portland, Ore.
CONWAY, HARLAN
KGGF, Coffeyville, Kansas
COOGAN, MIKE
KOL, Seattle, Wash.
COOK, RICHARD
WMDM, Midland, Mich.
COOPER, AL
Of Words & Music
WFMY-TV, Greensboro, N. C.
COOPER, BOB
WPBC, Minneapolis, Minn.
COOPER, RALPH
Spotlight on Harlem
WJZ TV, New York. N. Y.
CORCORAN, BILL
Kings Camera
KING-TV, Seattle, Wash.
CORCORAN, BILL
Meet Your Neighbor
KLFY, Lafayette, La.
CORNELL, BOB
KFAC, Los Angeles, Cal.
CORNELL, CAMERON
Evening News
DuMont
COURTNEY. DEL
Del Courtnev Show
KPIX, San Francisco, Cal.
COVERT, DALE
Dimes to Donuts
KHBG, Okmulgee, Okla.
COWAN, STEVE
Birthday Club
KCTX. Childress, Tex.
COX, RICKEY
KIXL. Dallas, Texas
COX, VIC
KRMO. Monett, Mo.
COYLE, JERRY
WRGB. Schenectady, N. Y.
CRAIG, BILL
Blue Ridge Jamboree
WATA, Boone, N. C.
CRANE, BOB
The Bob Crane Show
WICC-TV, Bridgeport, Conn.
CRAVEN, HAROLD
WHPE, High Point, N. C.
CRAWFORD, GENE
WGBF, Evansville, Ind.
CRAWLEY, MARSHAL
WREV, Reidsville, N. C.
CREEL, MARTIN
WTVB, Coldwater, Mich.
CREW, NOBLE
Sierra Sidewinder
KOLO, Reno, Nev.
CRISTIL, JACK
WROX, Clarksdale, Miss.
CROFT, DON
Housewives Matinee
KFPAV. Fort Smith, Ark.
CROMWELL, REX
KALB, Alexandria, La.
CROOKS, BILL
WFxVlJ, Youngstown, O.
CROSS, MILTON
Piano Playhouse, Metropol-
itan Opera, Metropolitan
Opera Auditions of the Air
ABC
CROTTY, ELRIE
KRES, St. Joseph, Mo.
CROWLEY, RICHARD
WJIM, Lansing, Mich.
CRUICKSHANK, BUD
CKNX, Ontario
CRUM, BARTLEY C.
Inside Israel
DuMont
CRUTCHLEY, BILL
WNDB, Daytona Beach, Fla.
CUD ABAC, BILL
Music til Midnite
WMIE, Miami, Fla.
Thanks to two great guys —
DAVE GARROWAY and JACKIE GLEASON
^aclc J^eScouue
1087
AN NOU NCERS — M-C'S
CULLEN, BILL
Bill Cullcn Show, CBS-TV
Give and Take, CBS
< I N MNI.IIAM. OWKN
K(;r. lloiioliilu. Hawaii
CI KHIK. i:ilKN
\VA1?M. lloulion. Maine
( I KKV. II. I..
WtH-nril liouiulup
Krrw. Fort Smith, Arlv.
< IKTIS. IIKJH
iM VI. Victoria. B. C.
( I KTIS. K.\K
Count V Partv Lino
K.IIM. Wohstor City, Iowa
CIKTIS. KON AI.D
Coffoo with Turtis
WFIU.. Svraouse. X. Y.
— D —
HAIILSTKOM. K.VKL
Voun' tho Doctor
KK.IF. .Mihs Citv, Mont.
DAIL. AMBKKT
W(;il. Newport News, Va.
DAILKY, TOM
IvWK. St. Louis. Mo.
DIAZ. JOSE K.\MON
WAPA. San Juan. P. R.
DALK. BILL
WTAO. Cambridge, Mass.
DALK. JIM
WIND. Chicago, 111.
DALY, JOHN'
Whafs My Line
NBC
D.4LY, R.ANNY'
Date with Daly
WPFB. Middletown. O.
D.VMK. JOHN ALBERT
WACH. Kittanning. Pa.
DANIELS. BOB
OIT tlio liocord
WFIIH. Wisconsin Rapids,
Wis.
DAKDANO, NICHOLAS
WCiAT. Utiea. N. Y.
D.VKL.VND, BILL
KELD, El Dorado, Ark.
D.WENrORT, WM. E.
WWPB. Miami, Fla.
D.VVIS, BOB
WOL, Washington, D. C.
DAVIS, CLYDE
KNOR. Norman, Okla.
DAVIS, DAVE
Music till Midnight
KRMG. Tulsa, Okla.
DAVIS, DON
Oi)en House
-KFRC, San Francisco, Cal.
DAVIS, EDDIE
KFAB, Omaha. Neb.
DAVIS. EDWARD
WFPG. Atlantic City, N. J.
DAVIS. GEOFF
B. July 26, 1918, Edmonton,
Alto., Can.; Yankee Baseball
DAVIS, GEORGE
Friendly Manor
WRBL, Columbus, Ga.
DAVIS, HERB
WOL, Washington, D. C.
DAVIS, JACK
W.TLS. Beckley, W. Va.
DAVIS, JEFF
WSFT, Thomaston, Ga.
DAVIS, JOHNNY SCAT
ColTeo & Cakes
W^XYZ-TV. Detroit, Mich.
DAVIS, 3IARY HELEN
WIIBB. Selma, Ala.
D.WIDSON, WILF
Recipe for Happiness
CHNO, SudJbury, Ont.
DAWES, BILL
Bill Dawes Show
WCPO TV. Cincinnati, O.
DAWSON, BILL
WGKV, Charleston, W. Va.
DAWSON, JACK
Daily Derby
CFRB, Toronto, Ont.
DAY, GENE
Matinee in Rhythm
WCOA, Pensacola, Fla.
DEANE, JERRY
KXEL, Waterloo, Iowa
DEANE, JOB
WHEC, Rochester, N. Y.
DECKER, BEN
B. D.'s Almanac
WIRK, West Palm Beach
Fla.
DEEGAN, JOHN
WHUM, Reading, Pa.
DeHAVEN, BOB
Breakfast with Bob
WCCO, Minneapolis, Minn.
DeKINDER, BEN
KWCO. Chicakasha. Okla.
DELFINO, FRANK
WSTC, Stamford, Conn.
DELINE, JIM
Jim Deline Gang
WSYR-TV, Syracuse, N. Y.
BEST WISHES TO THE RADIO DAILY STAFF
FROM THE
WINS DAILY RADIO STAFF
JOHN BOSMAN
JACK LIGHTCAP
JOHN BRADFORD
BRAD PHILLIPS
STAN BURNS
ART SCANLON
LEW FISHER
PAUL SHERMAN
JACK LACY
CHARLIE STARK
1
1
!
W-l-N-S
1010 ON YOUR DIAL
NEW YORK, N. Y.
1088
ANNOU NCERS — M-C'S
• • •
DeMARSE, BILL,
WKNY, Rocliester, N. Y.
DENNEY, ELOiD
KXJK, Forrest City, Ark.
DENTON, CLYDE
Mail Box Roundup
WSFC, Somerset, Ky.
DENVER, DEE D
KFEQ, St. Joseph, Mo.
DEUEL, LES
WOKO, Albany, N. Y.
DEUEL, WM.
Poem Peddler
WLYC, Williamsport, Pa.
DeVICTOR, MARTY
WBNS, Cleveland, Ohio
DeYOUNG, JOHN
Talkin' Time
WGL, Fort Wayne, Ind.
DIBBLE, WALTER
WSTC, Stamford, Conn.
DICKEY, GENE
WSPD, Toledo, O.
DICKEY. JAMES
WSLS, Roanoke, Va.
DICKSON, JOHNNY
Bandstand of Stars
KBON, Omaha, Neb.
DILLWORTH, DONALD
Kids and Company
Dumont
DILSON, BERT
WJW. Cleveland, Ohio
Di MICHALE, JIM
WBIS. Bristol. Conn.
DINSMORE, ED
Sunday Party
WBEN-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.
DiSALVO, HUGO
WIOU, Kokomo, Ind.
DIXON, BOB
Perry Mason
CBS
DIXON, JOHN
WFOR, Hattiesburg, Miss.
DIXON, PAUL
The Paul Dixon Show
DuMont
DOBSON, BILL
CHUB. Nanaimo, B. C.
DOERING, CHAS.
1070 Supper Club
CHOK. Sarnia, Ont.
DOHERTY, SID
WJLS, Beckley, W. Ya.
DOLL, BOB
What's My Number
AVCSI, Columbus, Ind.
DONAHOO, DEL
WHO, Des Moines, Iowa
DONALDSON, CHRIS
Guest of Honor
WOI-TV, Ames, Iowa
DONALDSON, DAN
Ma Perkins
CBS
DONALDSON, FRANK
Donaldson on Disc
WNOE. New Orleans, La.
DONNELLA, BILL
Music for Everyone
WTIP, Charleston, W. Va.
DORAN, JIM
KSCO, Santa Cruz, Cal.
DOREMUS, WARREN
WHEC, Rochester, N. Y.
DORNAN, KEN
KGCX, Sidney. Mont.
DOROUGH, H. L.
WVOP, Vidalia, Ga.
DORR. RUSELL
WGAN, Portland, Maine
DOUBLEDAY, DEACON
The Deacon Speakin
WSYK, Syracuse, N. Y.
DOUGLAS, LEE
Swap Shop
WIRC, Hickory, N. C.
DOUGLAS, MERL
KMA, Shenandoah, Iowa
DOUGLAS, SCOTT
B. New York City; The Late
Show, CBS-TV; Young Dr. Ma-
lone, CBS; Hallmark Playhouse,
Stars Over Hollywood, CBS; Black
Hood, The Batman, MBS
DOWNS, HUGH
Coffee And
WNBQ, Chicago, 111.
DOYLE, EDWIN
Morning Special
WDNE, Elkins, W. Va.
DREPPERD, BOB
Variety Stand
AVTAR-TV, Norfolk, Ca.
DRESDEN, CHUCK
KPRL, Paso Robles, Cal.
DRISKILL, JOHNNY MACK
AVHTB, Talladega, Ala.
DROUBAY, PAUL
KEEP, Twin Falls, Idaho
DRUMMOND, JIM
College Days
KFKA, Greeley. Colo.
DUBOIS. ROLAND
Ragtime
KJRL, Pocatello, Idaho
DUDLEY, DICK
Rockabye Dudley
NBC
JACK GREGSON
1089
ANNOU NCERS — M-C'S
I
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CKCH. Hull. Quo.
DIFKKSNK. LOl IS
CIILX. Trois Klvirri>s. Qur.
1)1 FKKSNK. IMKKKK
iKril. Hull, Quo.
ni NAUAY. CIIAKI.KS
Puuiiway nisiory
KTLW, Texas (Mtv. Tox.
DlM.Al*. WALMi:
Wallio l>unlap Sliow
WICC TV. liriiljjoport. Conn.
DINN. K1>I)1K
Kddio l»unn Show
W.IZ. New York. N. Y.
ni NMCl.lFF. JOHN
KTKF. Tliiof Uivor Falls.
Minn.
1)1 FKFY. KI( HARD
W.Ml'K. Manchester. N. H.
1)1 KM.\. KD
I'M Capers
\V.«<rR. Seranton, Pa.
Dl KK.VNT. I)OI>LY
Bozo & His Pals
KWKN. Reno. Nev.
— E —
EAGLK.S. HAKRICON
WMAK TV, Baltimore, Md.
FAST. BILL,
Music You Want
WLEA. Hornell, N. Y.
FAST, HENRY
Breakfast Club
WLAG, LaGrange, Ga.
FAXON. ROBERT
WJPF, Herrin. 111.
FBELIXG. WADE
KBUH, Brigham City, Utah
ECKKRT, JOHN
WDAN, Danville, 111.
FDELF, BOB
WKOK. Kockford, 111.
FDFX. FRED
W(;AY, Silver Spring, Md.
EDWARDS, EARL
WIOLU. Roanoke, Ala.
EDWARDS, GENE
WATS, Sayre, Pa.
EDWARDS, GLENN
KYUM. Yuma, Ariz.
EDWARDS, GEORGE
WQXR. New York, N. Y.
EDWARDS, JOHN
AVIP, Phil., Pa.
EDWARDS, LARRY
Morning Watch
KVER, Albuquerque, N. M.
EDWARDS, TOM
WERE, Cleveland, Ohio
EDWARDS, TOMMY
Merchants Parade
WAYX. Waycross, Ga.
EDWARDSEN, BILL
Breakfast with Bill
WNAB, Brid.£?eport, Conn
EGGERT, GEORGE
WFBG. Altoona, Pa.
EGGLESTON, BILL
Platter Party
WSWN, Belle Glade, Fla.
EIGEN, JACK
Chez Show
WMAQ, Chicago, 111.
ELAMON, JIM
KELD, El Dorado, Ark.
ELLETT. DUANE
WHO, Des Moines, Iowa
ELLIOTT, BILL
Bill's Bandstand
WNOE, New Orleans, La.
ELLIOTT, BRUCE
Twenty Questions
DuMont
EHOTT, CHUCK
Atomic Boogie
WMGY, Montgomery, Ala.
ELLIOT, FRANK
Frank s Half Hour
WKLV, Blackstone, Va.
ELLIS, BLAKE
WPOR, Portland, Maine
ELLIS, BOB
KGW, Portland, Ore.
ELLIS, BRUCE
Bruce on the Loose
KVNU, Logan, Utah
EMERICK, BOB
U. S. A. 11 :59
DuMont
EMP]RSON, FAYE
Author Meets the Critics
DuMont
EMERY, RALPH
WLAV, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
ERICKSON, BOB
WDAN, Danville, 111.
ERICKSON, LEO
KVAN, Vancouver, Wash.
ERICKSON, ROGER
WSHB, Stillwater, Minn.
ERICSON, MICHAEL
WJ'LB, Detroit, Mich.
ERLICH, MIKE
Matinee
WWNH, Rochester, N. H.
BILL SILBERT
SHOW
WABD
] 1 :30 P.M. to 12 Midnight
Monday Thru Friday
"SILBERT AT SIX''
WMGM
Monday Thru Saturday
6 to 7 P.M.
"LET'S GO BOWLING"
WABD
2:30 to 3:30 P.M. Saturday
1090
ANNOU NCERS — M-C'S
EVANS, AL
KGNG-TV, Amarillo, Tex.
EVANS, ALAN
WHOK, Lancaster, O.
EVANS, BOB
KWBW, Hutchinson. Kans.
EVANS, E. B.
WWST, Wooster, Ohio
EVANS, MARK
WTOP, Washington, D. C.
EVANS, ROBLEY
WHK, Cleveland. O.
EVANS, STEVE
Vallej' Poll
KYOS, Merced, Cal.
EVERHARD, RAY
KALI, Pasadena, Cal.
FABELO, RUBEN
Spanish Programs
WALT, Tampa. Fla.
FACEMEYER, ROY
WSNJ, Bridgeton. N. J.
FAGAN, JIM
Platter Parade
AVBTA. Batavia. X. Y.
FAIR, CHARLIE
CF€F, Montreal
FARMER, JON
TV Ranch
WAGA-TV, Atlanta, Ga.
FARREL,, PETE
WCHA, Chambersburg. Pa.
FARRINGTON, FIELDEN
Romance of Helen Trent
CBS
FARRINGTON, GLEN
WTAX. Springfield. 111.
FABRON, ED
Xight Shift
WKLO, Louisville, Kv.
FAUCHER, RALPH
Platter Party
WTAQ. LaGrange. 111.
FAULCONER, FANC
WLAP, Lexington. Ky.
FAULK, A. L.
Cape Fear Capers
WCKB, Dunn. N. C.
FEAREY, JACK
Johnny Bargain Show
KVOS. Bellingham, Wash.
FELLMER, FRANK
WMTR, Morristown. N. J.
FELSHER, ARNOLD
Valley Special
WBVP, Beaver Falls. Pa.
FELTON, HAPPY
American Way
CBS
FENNEMAN, GEORGE
You Bet Your Life
NBC TV
FENNIE, ROBERT R,
WJPD, Ishpeming, Mich.
FIELDS, BILL
WSOK. Nashville, Tenn.
FILKINDS, LARRY
KSCB, Liberal. Kansas
FILESI, FRANK
WNAE, Warren, Pa.
FINDLAY, JIM
CFRN, Edmonton. Alta.
FINN, TOM
WSPD, Toledo. O.
FISCHLER, JOE
WHCU. Ithaca, N. Y.
FISHER, BOB
KGST, Fresno, Cal.
FISHER, EARL
WVMS. Owensboro, Ky.
FISCHER, EUGENE
Toast & Coffee Club
WLRP, New Albany, Ind.
FISHER, JACK
Fun With Fisher
KBIS, Bakersfield, Calif.
FISHER, LEW
WINS, New York, N. Y.
FITCH, JERRY
KGLN, Glenwood Springs.
Colo.
FITTS, SLIM
Boogie Hour
WKLF, Clanton. Ala.
FITZGERALD, ED
Before the Bar
WOOD-TV, Grand Rapids.
Mich.
FITZGERALD, JAMES
WPDX, Clarksburg, W. Va.
FITZGERALD, JOHN
WXEL. Cleveland. O.
FITZGIBBONS, JACK
WAKR, Akron. O.
FITZMAURICE.
MICHAEL
B. April 28, 1908; Chicago, III.
Sammy Kaye Show, CBS-TV;
Whispering Streets, ABC; Live
Like a Millionaire, NBC, CBS-
TV; Flying Tigers, DuMont; Right
to Happiness, NBC; Arthur Mur-
ray Party, DuMont; Telenews
Sportsreel.
WALTER HERLIHY
1091
* • •
ANNOU NCERS — M-C'S
• * •
I IT/l'A run K. .1 AMI.* II.
WL'IC. Willminspv.rt. J'a.
FI.ACil.KK. I'llIL
Whafs Niw
CMMi. n.lUvilU". (Mil.
KI.KMlNti. Kl>
« Mir lial Suiulav
rr.s
FI.KK IIKK. TOM
WIIK. CU'Vi'laiul. O.
1 I.INN. PAl K
W.IAT. .lulinstown, Pa.
FLINT. WAl.TKK
Tin' Waller IMint Slunv
WUrc. Alhaiiv. (ia.
FI.OKKN( K. n.VVII)
KIXI.. l>allas. Texas
1 I.IKKV. .IA( K
K15K\V. Al.enl.eii. Wash.
FI.VNN. ( H.\S.
Yoiir Musi,- Hour
WCAX. liiirlinirttiu
FLVNN. liOWAKD
K.MIM;. Hollywood.
FI.VNN. .lOIIN
WICY. Maloue. X. Y.
FOI.ANI>. MVLES
.Mvl.s Foland Show
WlllL. Peoria. 111.
FOKI). DOUG
Aficriioitn Serenade
Wilis, r.luetield. W.
FORI). MILTON Q,
Ford Show
Prize Party
WWIM'. Washiiiirtoii. D. C.
F<»RI.AND. Kl RT
Kiirfs Kaprrs
KK.rr. Miles rity. .Mont.
, Vt.
Cal.
Va.
I OKsv riii:, (;u.\NT
CKLH. (tsiiawa. Out.
FORTIN. I.OliS
Soir»H> A (.^>iieboc
CnV. cjuebee
FOSSLKM.VN. (iKNK
WDA.N. Danville. 111.
FOSTKR. HOB
WSKS. Cleveland. Ohio
FOSTlvR. DON
KFKA. (Jreeley. Colo.
FOSTKR. JOHN
WBAX. Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
FOSTKR. I.KVERNE
WKLU. Roanoke, Ala.
FOX. (JARY
.\t Yonr Command
KHOX. Crookston, Minn.
FO\. LARRY
WIKY. Kvansville, Ind.
FOX, ROGER P.
KFAL. Fulton, Mo.
FRANK, JOE
The Rhythm Spinner
KTKT, Tucson, Ariz.
FRANK. PAUL
WHKC. Columbus, Ohio
FR.\NKLIN, JOE
WDUX, Gainesville, Ga.
ERASER, JOHN G.
ABC
FREDERICKS. PAT
Let; s Talk It Over
WMAY, Spriniifield, 111.
FREEAULT, LEE
Your L.I. Philosopher
WALK, Patchogue, N. Y.
FREF:D, ALAN
Mid day Movie
WXEL, Cleveland, O.
FREEMAN, FRANK
WIIBF. Rock Island, 111.
FREEMAN, TOM
KCOW. Alliance, Neb.
FRENCH. DICK
W^ILS, Lansing-. Mich.
FRENCH, GLF^NN
AVDKD, Kingsti-ee, S. C.
FRIBLEY , JOE
Classical Hour
KTBS. Shreveport, La.
FRIZZELL, HUGH
KBTM, Jonesboro, Ark.
FRON, DAVE
WILS, Lansing-, Mich.
FRYER, HAROLD B., JR.
Star of Lisbon
WLIO, E. Liverpool, O.
FULLER, CHUCK
Charleston Alley
WORZ, Orlando, Fla.
FULLER, CLAUDE
Canyon Caravan
KAMQ, Amarillo, Tex.
FULTON, BILL
CJCH, Halifax. N. S.
— G —
GADD, CARL
KTOK, Oklahoma City,
Okla
GADOURY, PAUL
CHFA, Edmonton, Alta.
GADWA, TOM
KGAR, Garden City, Kans.
GAGNON, NOKMAND
CHRL, Roberval, Que.
GAILEY, GEORGE
Gailey-Go-Round
WE'SA, Charleroi, Pa.
1092
ANNOU NCERS — M-C'S
GAINES, ED
KBKI, Alice, Texas
GAINES, PHIL
WDBO, Orlando, Fla.
GAINES, WALT
WIEL, Elizabethtown, Ky.
GALE, JACK
WSRS, Cleveland, Ohio
GAEE, VIRGINIA
WGX, Chicago. 111.
GALLAGHER, ROGER
Gallagher & O'Brien Show
WMCA, New York, N. Y.
GALLOP, FRANK
Lights Out, NBC-TV
GALLOS, JOHN
WCCO-TV, Minneapolis,
Minn.
GAMBLE, WM.
KFBK, Sacramento, Cal.
GAMBLING, JOHN
Mutual
GARDINER, DON
Monday Morning Headlines
ABC
GARDNER, CLIFF
Wake Up Winnipeg
CJOB, Winnipeg, Man.
GARDNER, J«ACK
WBIP, Booneville, Miss.
GARNER, JIM
KAFY, Bakersfield, Calif.
GARDNER, JIM
Tello Test
WJTN. Jamestown, N. Y.
GARRETT, JOE
Joe's Junction
KAMQ, Amarillo, Tex.
GASCON, JOSE
Mananetas
KUIA, Auburn. Ga.
GASKINS, MORRIS
Kentucky Farmer
WSFC. Somerset, Ky.
GASTON, LYLE
KSWO. Lawton, Okla.
GATES, ART
Sunbeam Party
WYVE, Wytheville, Va.
GAUGHAN, PATRICK J.
WMOD, Moundsville, W. Va.
GAY, CONNIE B.
Town & Country Time
WARL. Arlington, Va.
GEARY, BOB
WRAC. Racine, Wis.
GEER, SANDY
WALT, Tampa, Fla.
GEHLERT, WILLIA3I
WTUX. W^ilmington, Dela.
GEMAR, WM.
KFNF, Shenandoah, Iowa
GENTRY, BILL
Relay Quiz
WCHV, Charlottesville, Va.
GEORDAN, NORMAN
B. August 15, 1927, New York,
N. Y.; The Norm and Irene
Show, Junior Jury, Chime Time,
The World at Mid-Day, Teen
Tattle, The Classical Hour,
WTHI, Terre Haute, Indiana
GEORGE, CAL
Casino
CKWX, Vancouver, B C.
GEORGE, PHILIP
KGON, Portland, Ore.
GERARD, JIM
WLW-JJ, Davton, O.
GERON, NORM
WIZE. Springfield, O.
GETMAN, DAVID
WGR, Buffalo, N. Y.
GIBSON, ALEC
Alec Gibson Show
WTVJ, Miami, Fla.
GIFFORD, DICK
KFDA, Amarillo, Texas
GILBERT, AL
WIBA. Madison, Wis.
GILBERT, JAY
Pensacola After Hours
WEAR, Pensacola, Fla.
GILL, PAUL
Trading Post
WCSH. Portland, Maine
GILLUM, BOB
KWNO, Winona, Minn.
GILMORE, ART
Dr. Christian
CBS
GIRAND, JOE
Joe Girand Show
WTHT, Hartford, Conn.
GIROUX, LEE
Ladies' Day with Lee
KPIX. San Francisco, Cal.
GLEASON, BOB
KBRO, Bremerton, Wash.
GLENN, TONY
KSTL, St. Louis. Mo.
GIV NN, WILLIAM
WCNX, Middletown, Conn.
GODDARD, DICK
WFKY, Frankfort, Ky.
GODW^IN, CARROLL
WDKD, Kingstree. S. C.
JOHNNY OLSEN
RUMPUS ROOM (TV)
KIDS & CO. (TV)
HOMEMAKER'S JAMBOREE (TV)
BREAK THE BANK (AM)
MOVIE QUIZ (AM)
NORA DRAKE (AM)
ART BAKER
currently emceeing
"YOU ASKED FOR IT"
plus starring in
"STARS ON STAGE"
KTTV — Hollywood
plus doing the
"DINAH SHORE
SHOW"
Television and Radio
plus the
"ART BAKER NEWS"
NBC — Network
1093
* • •
AN NOU NCERS — M-C'S
• • •
Fla.
OOl.nitKKO. ItAKNKY
Saliara fanivau
KKAM. Las Vo>:as. Nov.
(.Ol.l>K.\. .IKKKY
W l.ir. K.iu.sha. Wis.
(;<M)n>iA\. SAM
^liwii rairnl
\Vri»M. I'arkirsl.ur};.
\V. Va.
(i(»KI)()N. BII.I.
Hill (.iordon Show
WKAr. 1-ak.' W..rth.
(.OKDON. BILL
WQXK. .\,w York. N. Y.
(.OKDON. DOKOTIIV
N. Y. Tinu's Youth Forun
iMiMont
(.OKDON. FKKD
WllHF TV. Ko<-k Island.
(.OK DON, JOHN
CKLW. Detroit. Mich.
(iOSS. FRANK
llallinark Playhouse
CHS
<iO\VKN. ORIS
Siiiih' with Lylo
WAIN. Coluiul.ia. Kv.
<.K.\I)V. CH.AS.
WI.MA. Lima O.
fiRAMKR, BILL
Top «»• the Morninff
W(;HA. Columbus. Ga.
(.RAMS. JOUN
i:wit ('lull
WIIHL. Shel.ovfian, Wis.
(.RANT. BOB
KHNK. Ilosc'burg, Oreg.
<iR.\NT, BRUCE
Hiford Shop
WGKD, Grand Kapids,
Mich.
tJRATTON. BILL
KDSH. lUtisc. Idaho
GRAUER, BEN
it's A Problem, Seeing Is Believ-
ing, Royal Showcase, NBC-TV
<;ravks, HAL
WENK, Hiiighamton-Endi-
cott. N. Y.
(iRAY, GENE
K(n'K. Lod, Cal.
KCVK, Lodi, Cal.
(JR.AZZAN, JOE
WCl'A. Clearfield, Pa.
GREGSON, JACK
Live Like a Millionaire, ABC
(iREKK, RLSS
I'arade of Stars
KONA, Honolulu, Hawai
GRIFFIN, PETE
CKLB, Oshawa, Ont.
GRIFFITH, LESTER L.
Les Griffith and the News
AHC
GRIFFITHS, WM.
Cornflakes with Griffiths
WKRT, Cortland, N. Y.
GRISWOLD, JACK
HiK Broadcast
W^CSS, Amsterdam, N. Y.
GROBE, ALBERT
WQXIi. New York, N. Y.
GROSSMAN, BOB
WIL. St. Louis, Mo.
GROUT, HAROLD
Trading Post
WDEV, Waterbury, Vt.
GRAY', BARRY
Barry Gray Show
DuMont
GUIEBEAU, NED
KVIM, New Iberia, La.
GUILFOYLE, BUDDY
Home Folks Hour
CHOK, Sarna, Ont.
GUNN, GEORGE
ABC
GUTHRIE, HERB
WKAG, Carrollton, Ala.
GUTHRIE, KEN
KXJK, Forrest City, Ark.
GUTHRIE, WINK
KPDQ, Portland, Ore.
GWYN, JfACK
Movie Quick Quiz
KRLD-TV, Dallas, Texas
— H —
HAACKE, EAUREN
Heckle & Jeckle Show
KDIX, Dickinson, N. D.
HADLEY, DOUG & JUNE
The Hadleys
WANE, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
HADLEY, ED
WCLO, Janesville, Wis.
HAGGART, BUD
WFDF, Flint, Mich.
HAGSTROM, CHARLES
Easy Listening
WJOC, Jamestown, N. Y.
HAINS, FRANK
WVIM, Vicksburg, Miss.
HALE, PHIL
KWNB-TV, New Brtain,
Conn.
Geoff Davis
ANNOUNCER
DISK JOCKEY
SPORTSCASTER
NEW YORK YANKEES
1094
ANNOU NCERS — M-C'S
HALEY, TOM
Ohio Today
WNBK, Cleveland, O.
HALL, EDWARD R.
KELD, El Dorado, Ark.
HALL, FRED
Surprise Party
KDB, Santa Barbara, Cal.
HALL, HOWARD
WOW, Omaha, Xeb.
HALL, JOHN
1490 Club
WESB, Bradford, Pa.
HALL, RADCLIFFE
Today
NBC TV
HALLWOOD, RICHARD
WSAM, Saginaw. Mich.
HAMILTON, BRUCE
Record Shop
KXLL, Mssoula, Mont.
HAMILTON, BUDDY
KTOW, Oklahoma City,
Okla.
HAMILTON, JOE
Alarm Clock Club
WLBJ, Bowling Green, Ky.
HANCOCK, HUNTER
Harlematinee
KFVD, Los Angeles, Cal.
HANKINS, JIM
Tea Dance Party
WPAD, Paducah, Ky.
HANNA, ERLE W.
WJAM. Marion, Ala.
HAFGOOD, ARTHUR
Magic Rhythms
KVEC, San Luis Obispo,
Cal.
HARBAUGH, EARL
WEAM, Arlington, Va.
HARDIN, CHUCK
Highways of Melody
KOME, Tulsa, Okla.
HARDING, TED
Ted Harding Show
WCAV, Norfolk, Va.
HARMON, FRANK
WRFC, Athens, Ga.
HARRICE, CY
B. March 1, 1915, Chicago, III.;
Big Story, NBC; Cavalcade of
America, NBC; Broadway to Hol-
lywood, DuMont, 11th Hour The-
atre, WNBT
HARRIS, BILL
Mr. X & Mrs. X
WIEL, Elibabethtown, Ky.
HARRIS, BOB
KFRE, Fresno, Calif.
HARRIS, HERB
WQXI. Atlanta, Ga.
HARRIS, JACK
Havana Trio
KGCU, Mandan, N. D.
HARRIS, LLOYD
Hayloft Jamboree
WMAZ, Macon, Ga.
HARRISON, MEL
WDNC, Durham, N. C.
HARPEL, BILL
KNXT. Hollywood, Cal.
HARPER, JIMMY
WFRX, West Frankfort, 111.
HARRY, RAY
Relay Quiz
WRAY, Princeton. Ind.
HARSHAW, DICK
WISE, Asheville, N. C.
HART, DALE
Morning Matinee
WBAP TV, Fort Worth,
Texas
HART, JAMES
Italian Hour
KLAS, Las Vegas, Nev.
HARTMAX, DICK
1230 Club
KRIZ, Phoenix, Ariz.
HARTMAX, TOOTS
KFEQ, St. Joseph, Mo.
HARVEY, BILL
Western Sunrise
KVSM, San Mateo, Cal.
HARVEY, HAXK
Sleepy Beacon Show
KVMA, Magnolia, Ark.
HARVEY, JACK
Club 18
WCAM. Camden, N. J.
HARVEY, JI3I
KWTC, Barstow, Calif.
HARVEY, JOHN
ABC Home Digest
KGO, San Francisco, Cal.
HARVEY, LLOYD
Teen Topics
WIRL, Peoria, 111.
HARVEY. ROY
Roy Harvey Show
WGL. Fort Wayne, Ind.
HASTINGS, JACK
WPBC. Minneapolis, Minn.
HATHAWAY, LEN
WENE, Binghamton-Endi-
cott, N. Y.
MORT LAWRENCE
Host: "Big Payoff"— NBC-TV
Announcer: "Dog Show of Champions" —
ABC-TV
Announcer: "Take A Number" — MBS
LExington 2-1100
HAL TUNIS
MC — Announcer
Narrator
1095
ANNOUNCERS — M-C'S
IIATTON. KlfllAKn
W.IW. iMovflaiul. lUiio
ll.\l CiHKK. JOHN
\\lVi\ l.akf Wah's. Fla.
IIAVKNS. \VA1>K
Musical I'lo.k
KI.MK. l.ainar. (.'olo.
IIAVU;. I) KAN
ranipns Kailio Theatre
K.Ml>, Tariujia. Wash.
HAWKINS. I. KM
L»'iu Hawkins Show
KF(;o. Kariro. N. I».
HAWI.KY. SllKKWOOI)
W(MIA. (Miaiiitxrsiiuri:. Tn.
IIAWTIIOKNK. IJI;N
Ur.akfast with H«mi
WTHT. Hartford, Conn.
IIAYKS. <iAKY
riatti-r IMa.vhouse
KY.MA. Yuma. Ariz.
IIAYKS, (;KOK(iK
Alu:
IIAYNKS. JOHNNY
NV.MI.S. Svlacauira. Ala.
H.XYKS. ST.VN
WK.NY. Klmira. N. Y.
MKXl). HYKON
KOIL. Omaha. Neb.
HKAKTS. IIAKKY
Ki.l.liclaiHl
W.nu. Fior."nc»\ Ala.
HKItKNSTKKlT. ( AKI.
K<;>H'.. Hnnolulu, Hawaii
IIKDKK K. l.KK
WSAI. (Mn<innati, O.
II KIN/. BIM.
Around (Kir Town
KMCS. Musk«it:o<'. Okla.
IIKLKN. ]\IISS
Ht'st on Wax
WKLF. rianton. Ala.
IIKNDKKSON. DOUG
WHAT. Phil.. Pa.
IIKNDKKSON. MAX
WrCX. .Minnoa polls. Minn.
IIKNDKICKS. STAN
WIIT. Lake Wales, Fla.
IIKNDKICKS, WKS
WSFT, Thomaston, Ga.
IIKNKI. CHAKI.ES
WHAT. Phil., Pa.
HKNKY. BILL.
News by Air
WDAK. Columbus, Ga.
HKNRY. CLKTE
KWNO. Winona, Minn.
HENRY, JOHN
KVOO. Tulsa, Okla.
IIKNSEN, JERRY
KKFS, St. Joseph, Mo.
HENSKE. ERIC
KLVT, Levelland, Tex.
HERLIHY, ED |.
B. August 14, 1912, Boston,
Mass.; Children's Hour, WNBT;
Goodyear Theatre, WNBT; Kraft
Theatre, NBC-TV; Herlihy and
the News at Noon; Universal
Newsreel, WNBC
HERLIHY. WALTER
ABC
II KRMAN, LVLE
KWAD, Wadena, Minn.
HERRMANN, R. G.
KFAL, Fulton, Mo.
HESTERMAN, BILL
Late Date with Bill
KLO, Ogden, Utah
IIEULE, BILL
WSFT, Thomaston, Ga.
HEXLEP, JOHN
W.T'EL, Springfield, O.
HICKMAN, HENRY
"Club 1300"
WFBR, Baltimore, Md.
HICKOK, BILL
Homemakers Matinee
WGAI, Elizabeth City, N. C.
HICKS, GEORGE
WHBF, Rock Island, 111.
HICKS, GEORGE
Theatre Guild On The Air
NBC
HICKS, JOHN
ABC
HIGGINS, JOHN
KLYN, Amarillo, Texas
HILL, BILL
WTJH. East Point, Ga.
HILL, BOBBY
Good Morning Neighbor
WGBR. Goldsboro, N. C.
HILL, HOLLIS
KYCA, Prescott, Ariz.
HILL, JOE
WMGR, Bainbridge, Ga.
HILLIARD. JOHN
Battle of Music
WCOA, Pensacola, Fla.
HITES, WARREN
Symphonic Hour
WGAC, Augusta, Ga.
HOBBS, RICHARD
WJI^B, Detroit, Mich.
SCOTT DOUGLAS
ANNOUNCERACTOR-M.C.
TELEVISION
Host-M.C. "The Late Show" - - - CBS
"Fireside Theatre" NBC
"Dinah Shore Show" NBC
RADIO
"Hallmark Playhouse" Leads
"Stars Over Hollywood" - - - - Leads
1096
AN NOU NCERS — M-C'S
HODGKINSOX, BRIAN
WHK, Cleveland, O.
HODKIN, DICK
WPAC. Patehogue, N. Y,
HOHN, BILL
WNAC-TV, Boston, Mass.
HOGUE, LLOYD
Starduster
KXOA, Sacramento, Cal.
HOLIDAY, JOHNNY
Concho Room Remote
KOY, Phoenix. Ariz.
HOLLANDSWORTH, DENNY
Hilbilly Jamboree
WWNR, Beckley, W. Va.
HOLMES, JOHN
VOGM, St. John's, Newf.
HOLMES, ROBERT D.
KAST, Astoria, Ore.
HOLMES, TED
WBRK, Pittsfield, Mass.
HOLT, ARTHUR
KSWS, Roswell, N .M.
HOLT, DAN
WTCO, Campbellsville, Ky.
HOLT, DICK
KCNO, Alturas, Cal.
HOLT, FRED
WCKY, Cincinnati, O.
HOLTZ, THOMSON
Helpful Holtz
KFAB. Omaha, Neb.
HOMEL, LOUIS
Radio Shoppers Guide
WBLK. Clarksburg, W. Va.
HOOVER, CHARLES
Candlelight Concert
WDOK. Cleveland, O.
HOUGH, BOB
KVNI, Coeur D'Alene, Ida.
HOULIHAN, BILL
WEEK, Peoria, 111.
HOURIGAN, HAP
WILS, Lansing. Mich.
HOVLAND, HENRY
WHO, Des Moines, Iowa
HOWARD, BILL
WJPG, Green Bay, Wis.
HOWARD, DON
Don Howard Show
KSDO, San Diego, Cal.
HOWARD, ERNEST
KARK. Little Kock, Ark.
HOWARD, JIIM
Spinner Sanctum
KXOA, Sacramento, Cal.
HOWE, LLOYD
Meet the Artist
WCSS, Amsterdam, N .Y.
HOWELL, WAYNE
House of Music
Stars Review The Hits
NBC
HUGG, ARLIE
WSAV Party Line
WSAV, Savannah, Ga.
HUGHES, ELLA
KIMO, Independence. Mo.
HULBERT, MAURICE JR.
WITH, Baltimore, Md.
HULICK, BUDD
WTNT, Tallahassee, Fla.
HULICK, HELEN
WTNT. Tallahassee, Fla.
HUNTLEY, CURLEY
Curlev's Corncrib
WKLF. Clanton. Ala.
HURST, OVERTON
KDAS, Malvern, Ark.
HUSTED, DON
Don's Record Shop
KIUP, Durango. Colo.
HUFFMAN, RUSS
KFAM, St. Cloud, Minn.
HUGHES, KD
WCDL, Carbondale, Pa.
HUGHES, PAUL
KTAR, Phoenix, Arizona
HULGAN. TOM
WFPA, Fort Payne, Ala.
HUND, BOB
Ladies Date
DuMont
HUNTER, CLARENCE
CKBW. Bridgewator, N. S.
HUTCHINS, ED
KCRG, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
BUTTON, BOB
Bob's Inn
CKWX, Vancouver, B. C.
HRUBY, CHUCK
WLEC. Sandusky, O
HYLE, BOB
Boy Meets Girl
WKVA, Lewistown, Pa.
INGEBRITZEN, LEN
La Mina Room Remote
KOY, Phoenix, Ariz.
IRVING, DICK
KCHI. Chillicothe, Mo.
ISH, A'ICTOR
KFBK, Sacramento, Cal.
JACKSON, JAY
Twenty Questions
Mutual
TODD RUSSELL
"Wheel of Fortune"— CBS-TV
"Rootie Kazootie"— ABC-TV
Personal Management: George Gruskin
William Morris Agency
PHIL TONKEN
ACTOR - ANNOUNCER - M.C.
MUTUAL NEWSREEL
ROD & GUN CLUB
"NEMO" WEATHER REPORTER
GREATEST FIGHTS OF THE CENTURY
PLANET MAN
RADIO ON THE RECORD
HISTORY IN THE MAKING
RADIO TV
1097
AN NOU NCERS — M-C'S
• • •
JACOBS, JOHN
Jo SUfifortI Miow
CBS
JAMKS. 1>KNMS
0\ii Gohl (>ri};:iinl AnuittMir
Hour
MU' TV
.lAMKS. DON
ole lUaok .loi'
\V»»KZ. OrlMiKlo. Fl:i.
.lAMKS, III (ill
SiToiul Mrs. Murlon
ens
.lAMKS. KKN
WOW. Oiuah:i. Ni'b.
.fAMKS. K AM'II
Kalphs Krcords
KSO.X. llarliii^'ton. Tex.
JAMISON. Kl SS
Friciulship Circlo
KMKD. Mtdfi.rd. Ore.
JKFFKEVS. ALJLAX
WTor. Washiimton. I). C.
JKXKINS. .\IA N
WIIK. I'h'vi'laiid. O.
JKN KIN'S. HII.L
Thf Bill .Ifiikiii.s Show
WO.NS. Hart lord. Conn.
JKN KINS. BOB
Take 60
KCY, Olynipia. Wash.
JKN KINS. WAYNE
Br.-akfast with Blondie
WB(»W. Tcrre Haute, Ind.
JKNSKN. BOB
K(;.MH. Honcdulu, Hawaii
JKNSKN, KKV
KCOW. Alliance. Neb.
JKNSKN. KKIF
WDHC. Hartford. Conn.
JENSKN. I'AIL
Chow Call
KOIN. Lincoln. Neb.
JF:NSKN. KAN
woe TV. Davenport, Iowa
JFXSEK. KANDALK
Community Forum
WHAF TV. Kansas City,
Mo.
JOHN, AMOS
KAFY. I'.akersfield. r'alif.
JOHNSON. AKT
WATR. Wal.rburv. Conn.
JOHNSON, BILK
WI'IK. Alexandria. Va.
JOHNSON, BIKE
KSr.M. Fairmont. .Minn.
JOHNSON, KAKE
H<-ckle A: .I-ckle Show
KOIX. I)i<kin.>.on, N. 1).
JOHNSON, KO.V
WBKX. rhillicothe. Ohio
JOHNSON, WAEEY
KFK<^ St. .foHeph. Mo.
JONES, CHAKEEH E.
WSTK. Stur;,'iM, Mich.
JONFX, BAN
WhatH Vonr Job
KTAT. Frederick. Okla.
JON KM, BON
.*-^nrinv Sid'- T'p
WM:a. Hr.rnejl, N. Y.
JONES, .M.\E
WFOK. HattieKburj;. .MIk.s.
Ji>NKK, I'AIE
WSAI. rincinnati. O.
JONF.S. Kh:\
KO.Mi:. Tul««. Okla
JONFX, VEKN
ToiiH in I'oi»K
WAKK. Ware. .MaHH.
JOHNSTON, BKYCE
Fmhv BhvlhmH
KOOS, ^'ooK Bay. Ore.
JOKBAN. MEKRAY
WMB, New York. N. Y.
JOK(JENSKN. FKEB
Monday with Freddie
KGl>'l"V. San Francisco, Cal.
JOSEl»II. EDDY
Will. I). Nia^'ara Falls,
X. Y.
Jl IXiES, COEIN
CJXT. Quebec
Jl EIAN, JOSEPH
WHLH. Niagara Falls.
NY.
— K —
KANE. BOB
Stuff «& Things
W^RCO, Richland Center,
Wis.
KARMEX, JACK
Crackpot College
WCOU, Lewiston, Maine
KARMER, JAMES W.
Siesta Serenade
WDXB. Elkins, W. Va.
KARRENBAR. BIEE
Top of the Morning
WHBC, Canton, O.
KARSEN, ANDY
Matinee Revue
WKLV, Sparta, Wis.
KAY, WAET
TNT
WDOK, Cleveland, O.
KAYE, DICK
AVCRB, Waltham, Mass.
KEANE JERRY
Variety Time
WMOC. Covington, Ga.
KEARNEY, DES
CKY, Winnipeg
KEARNEY, GERRY
1370 Streamliner
Wa^^EA, Manchester, N. H.
KEECH, KELVIN
ABC
KEELER, DAN
KSL-TV, Salt Lake City,
KEITH. BOB
W^LOF, Orlando, Fla.
KEITH, ROLAND
Mrs. goes to Super Market
WLIO, E. Liverpool, O.
KELLEMS, VIVIAN
The Power of Women
DuMont
KELLER, ROBT.
Man on the Street
WLBR, I^^banon, Pa.
KELLY, JOE
Quiz Kids
NBC TV
KELLY, WARREN M.
Warren Michael Kelly Show
W^XYZ, Detroit, Mich.
KELI'E, HENRY
KOIL. Omaha, Neb.
KENDALL, DON
Parade of Stars
WI•:Ii(^ Harrisburg, 111.
KENNEDY, KEVIN
Famous Fights from Madison
Square Garden, DuMont
KENNEDY, MICHAEL
KTOW, Oklahoma City,
Okla.
KF;NN^:DY, terry
WBCK. Battle Creek, Mich.
KENNEDY, WARREN
WTIZ. .New r)rleans, La.
KENNKY, HTU
Wake i;p r>ntario
CKEV, Toronto, Ont.
KENT, FRANK
WPEN, I'hil.. Pa.
KETCIIA.M, JIM
WIir-.M, Reading. Pa.
1098
KETCH KRSID, LESTER
WDBL, Springfield, Tenn.
KEYS, WILL
WHAP, Hopewell, Va.
KEYSER, WARREN
WILM, Wilmington, Dela.
KIBBE, TOM
WHWB, Rutland, Vt.
KIBBY, GORDON
Hub Show
WFUR, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
KIDNEY, DICK
Radio
WBPZ. Lock Haven, Pa.
KIERNAN, WALTER
Who Said That
NBC-TV
KIHN, ED
KHAS, Hastings, Neb.
KIKER, W. A.
WADE, Wadesboro, N. C.
KILLEBREW, DICK
WELR, Roanoke, Ala.
KI3IBLE, EMERSON
WSPD, Toledo, O.
KING, BOB
WRAP, Norfolk, Va.
KING. CARL
B. Dec. 30, 1921, St. Louis, Mo.;
King's Crossroads, Nationally
Syndicated Films; Capt. Video,
DuMont
KING, FRANK E., JTl.
KCIL, Houma, La.
KING, JAMES
WSBB, New Smyrna Beach,
Fla.
KING, JOE
Mr. and Mrs. North
Vaughn Monroe Show
CBS
KING, JOHNNY
Cinderella Weekend
WJ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
KING, JOHN REED
Ford Festival Time
NBCTV
KINGSTON, WALTER
KFAC, L. A., Cal.
KINSINGEK, JOHN
KGAR, Garden City, Kans.
KIRBY, DURWARD
Hilltop House
CBS
KIRBY, GEORGE
Melody Manor
KDRS, Paragould, Ark.
KIRBY, LEE
Stag Session
WBTV, Charlotte, N. C.
KITCHEN, CORKY
WKLV, Blackstone, Va.
KIT TELL, CLYDE
News
NBC
K LOSS, BOB
WHLL, Wheeling, W. Va.
KNIGHT, FRANK
Rise 'n' Shine
WARE, Ware, Mass.
KNIGHT, FRED
Auto Show
WIBG, Philadelphia, Pa.
KNIGHT, KEN
Hit Parade
WINN, Louisville, Ky.
KOBAK, ED
Morning Matinee
WTWA, Thomson, Ga.
KOLE, GORDON
WAUX. Waukesha, Wise.
KOPLOW, GEORGE
WHBF, Rock Island, 111.
ANNOUNCERS — M-C'S
KORMAXN, HAL,
Band of the Week
WWRL, New York, N. Y
KOSAK, JOE
WVLN, Olney, 111.
KOVACE, ERNIE
Kovacs Unlimited
WCBS TV, New York
KKAEHEING, BUD
WCCO-TV, Minneapolis,
Minn.
KRAHL,ING, BOB
Easy Listening
WHBC, Canton, O.
KBEMER, VERN
Concert Hour
KAYL, Storm Lake, Iowa
KRIEGER, ED
WSOO, Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich.
KROEE, JAY
Housewives Only
WELS, Kinston) N. C.
KUI.Z, BOB
WNDB. Daytona Beach, Fla.
KURTZ, SPYKER
WRAK, Williamsport, Pa.
KUZNITSOF, WILLIAM
Kentuckiana
WLBJ, Bowling Green, Ky.
— L —
LACEY, BRAD
AVKXL, Concord, N. H.
LACY, JACK
WINS, New York, N. Y.
LAKE KATIE
Two at 2
KFJI Klamath Falls, Ore.
LAMB, ART
WTTG, Washington, D. C.
TV Disc Jockey
EAMB, DONALD
WPDX, Clarksburg, W. Va.
LAaiBERT, KEN
WLDS, Jacksonville, 111.
LAMOND, DON
KERO, Bakersfield, Calif.
LAN, TED
Open House
KXGI, Fort Madison, Iowa
LAND, ZACK
WMAS, Springfield, Mass.
LANDELL, AUSTIN
WAAB, Worcester, Mass.
LANDRY, JIM
WJBW, New Orleans, La.
LANG, FRED
WNAC-TV, Boston, Mass.
LANSFORD, CHUCK
WDSR, Lake City, Fla.
LANGFORD, TOM
WTND, Orangeburg, S. C.
LaMERE, ROY
Your Boy Roy
WFHR, Wisconsin Rapids,
Wis.
LARKE, STAN
CFOR, Orilla, Ont.
LAUB, DARYL
WTCN, Minneapolis, Minn.
LAURENCE, JOCK
WPWA, Chester, Pa.
I.AWRENCE, CARE
KOJM, Havre, Mont.
LAWRENCE, DICK
Problem Corner
KXGI, Fort Madison, Iowa
LAWRENCE, FRANK
1320 Club
KWHN, Ft. Smith, Ark.
LAWRENCE, JOHNNY
WOKO, Albany, N. Y.
LAWRENCE, KEN
WSPD, Toledo, O.
LAWRENCE, MORT
Big Payoff, NBC-TV; Dog Show
of Champions, ABC-TV; Take a
Number, MBS.
LAWSON, RALPH
Concert Hall
WZIP, Covington, Ky.
LEAHY, ED
Campus Favorites
WHMP, Northampton, Mass.
LeBLANC, DON
KTRH, Houston, Texas
LEE, DOUG
CKX, Brandon, Manitoba
LEE, MRS. JOHN G.
The Power of Women
DuMont
LEEDS, LYLE
KOJM, Havre, Mont.
LeFEBRE, BILL
"Melodj^ Ballroom"
FWBR, Baltimore, Md.
LENHART, PHILIP
WAKR, Akron, O.
LEIBERT, AL
WICC, Bridgeport, Conn.
LEMEN, HYEE
1400 Club
KCOG, Centerville, Iowa
LeMOND, BOB
Bob Hawk Show
Our Miss Brooks
CBS
LENHARDT, NORMAN
WJBK, Detroit, Mich.
LEONARD, ARCHIE
WHO, Des Moines, Iowa
LEONARD, ART
Suit Yourself
CJAD, Montreal
LEONARD, MAXWELL
WMGY, Montgomery, Ala.
LePAGE, JEAN
WMSA, Massena, N. Y.
LESCOULIE, JACK P,
B. Nov. 17, Sacramento, Cal.;
Jackie Gleason Show, CBS-
TV; Today, Dave Garroway, NBC-
TV; Dennis Day Show, NBC-TV
LESIK, EDWARD L.
ABC
EESTER, DON
WSAI, Cincinnati, O.
LESTER, MICKEY
CKEY, Toronto, O.
LEVIN, SYLVAN
Mutual
LEWIS, ALLAN
WGR, Buffalo, N. Y.
LEWIS, DAVE
KBLI, Blackfood, Idaho
LEWIS, DAVE
Dave Lewis Show
WTTV, Bloomington, Ind.
LEWIS, DICK
KCID, Caldwell, Idaho
LEWIS, GEORGE
Man on the Street
WKNB, New Britain, Conn.
LEWIS, JOHN
"Leo, The Lion"
WCAO, Baltimore, Md.
LEWIS, THOM
Opera Theatre
WNMP, Evanston, 111.
LEWIS, WALTER
Commuter's Time
WHLI, Hempstead. L. I.
LEXOTTE. GEORGE
WAVZ, New Haven, Conn.
LiBUTTI, GEORGE
WRNY, Rochester, N. Y.
LIEBMAN, JERRY
WPIC, Sharon, Pa.
1099
LIGHTCAP, JACK
WINS, New York, N. Y.
LILES, MARDl
WFLA Farm Hour
Tampa, Fla,
LILLICO, DICK
CHAB, Moosejaw, Sask.
LILLIGREN, CHUCK
1450 Club
WDLB, Marslifield, Wis.
LIXDAMOOD, FRANK FOX
WYVE, Wvtheville, Va.
LINDSEY, JttM
Listen with Lindsey
KRIC, Beaumont, Tex.
LINKOUS, MELVIX
WSLS, Roanoke, Va.
LINN, CLARE
WKMH, Dearborn Detroit,
Mich.
LINN, SAM
Western Jamboree
WSAZ-TV, Charleston,
W. Va.
LISSANDRI, DOMINIC
WJKO, Springfield,
Hampden. Mass.
LOCKE, ED
WIP, Phil., Pa.
LOFLIX, BOB
Listenin with Loflin
WCBI, Columbus, Miss.
LOFTESNESS, RAY
Ray's Corner
KSOO. Sioux Falls, S. Dak.
LOGSDOX, JIM3IIE
Jimmie Logsdon Show
WINN, Louisville, Ky.
LONG, DEAXE
Dean's Den
KVOB. Santa Ana, Cal.
LONG, DAN
Musical Clock
WJVB, Jacksonville, Fla.
LONG, KENNETH
WGAN, Portland, Maine
LOHMAN, JIMMY
KANE, New Iberia. La.
LOMAX, KEXXETH
Music for the Mrs.
KERG, Eugene, Ore.
LOMBARDO, GUY
Mutual
LOlVG, SHORTY
WPAZ, Pottstown, Pa.
LONGWORTH, BILL
WGBI, Scranton. I'a.
LOPEZ, VINCENT
Mutual
LOTT, JOHXXIE
Chuck Wagon
WERH, Hamilton. Ala.
LOUGHNAXE, I)OX
Juke Box Serenade
KOWH, Omaha. Neb.
LOVE, BOB
KGST. Fresno. Cal.
LOWE. BRYAX
WAYB, Waynesboro. Va.
LOWE, DON
ABC
LOWE. SUX
Sun Lowe Show
KIKI, Honolulu, T.H.
LOWRY, KEX
Pop O the Morning
WGTA, Summerville. Ga.
LUCAS, WM. E.
Staff Breakfast
KOLN. Lincoln. Neb.
LUDDEX, ALLEX
Mind Your Manners
NBC-TV
LUDWIG, JAMES
WDHL, Olean, N. Y.
• • •
AN NOU NCERS — M-C'S
• • •
I
LUDWIC.. I.YELL
Cliulorolla WtH'ktMul
WFll.M TV. Imllanapolls,
iDll.
Ll'KK. IIAKKV
WIlX'. Hritlirt'port. Conn.
LIM>. KOtiKK
I'latttT Tarado
WXKA. ItnfT.ilo. N. Y.
LUXDBKIU;. VIC
Turn tln» Tuno
KTl'L. Okla. Tulsa
LlM>HKK<i. WYN
KRVN. L.xinirton, Neb.
KGK.M. I?oisi'. Idaho
LIPTON. JOHN
Mon on the Street
WLAN, Lancaster. Pa.
LYNDON. DAVK
WQXI. Atlanta. Ga.
LYNN. MKL
KHOZ. Harrison. Ark.
IftC
McCANN. BOB
Tuon Time
KB.MY. Billintrs. .Mont.
McCANN. DICK
Dick -McCann Show
KBON. Omaha, Neb.
McCarthy, c harles i.
News
NBC
McCarthy, jack
WI'IX. New York
M«C ARTHY, RED
WlIGIi. Ilarrisburg, Pa.
Mr< AY, R.AY
Swinj,'blllies
WLTV. Atlanta. Ga.
McCLENDON. .JOHN
WRAP. Norfolk, Va.
McC O N N OC H I , J A M ES
ABC
McCORD. BILL
Britrhtf-r Da.v
CBS
McCOY. DIANE
M<'lodv Hound I'j)
KMON. Gnat Palls, Mont.
McC OY. HlCiH
KPAB. Omaha, Neb.
McCOY, .JA( K
Live Like A .Mill i(.n aire
NBC
McCOY. RONNIE
KFEL. I)«-nv»T. Colo.
McCRAE. EARL
Wivy. .larkKonville, Fla.
McCRANEY, BETTY
Wf;AF. Valdrtsta. Ga.
McCRARY, .JOHN F., JR.
WricK. MorrlKtown. Tenn.
McCIRDV, H. T.
NewK (^iiiz
C.IAI>, Montreal. P. Q.
MrCI RRY. BILL
AfcCurry at the Mikf
KUAM. Las VfjfaK. .Wv.
Mcdowell, lynn
KJK.. & ShirM-
WFP.H. Hamilton. Ala.
Mcelroy, .hack
JhiU Mf-Klrov Show
K.NP.H. Hollywood, Cal.
McEVANEY. JA.MEK
WNLC. .New I^ondon, Conn
McFARLANE, MONTY
CJOB. Vancouver, B. C.
.McifiAVIN. IU>B
CFK.V. Kdmonton, Alta.
Ht-iiV.V., ART
MuHieal Shopper
WALB, Albany, Ga.
McGOWAN, (iEOKGE
KKX. Portland. Ore.
.McGKAW. Mac
KFTM. Fort Morgan, Colo.
Mctil ANE. GENE
KSL TV, Salt Lake City,
Utah
McGClNNESS, JOHN
WILD. Birmingham, Ala.
.MclIALE, BOB
Hillbilly Hit Parade
WSCK, Scranton, Pa.
McH.VLE, TOM
WSOO, Sault Ste, Marie,
Mich.
McINTOSH, HUGH
13.-,o Club
KULC, Lewiston, Idaho
McK.4Y% ANNE
WGAF, Valdosta, Ga.
McKAY, LES
Timber Trails
KRCO, Prineville, Greg.
McKINNEY, JIM
Mac's Record Rack
WMIX, Mt. Vernon, 111.
McKINNON, W. F.
C.TFX, Antigonish, N.S.
McKlSSON, PERC
KWRO, Cqquille, Ore.
McLEAN, PHIL
WKRE, Cleveland, Ohio
McMILLEN, GENE
KRAL, Rawling, Wyo.
McNEE, GEO.
CJNT, Quebec
McNEIL, MARSHALL
Meet the Boss
DuMont
McVAY, BOB
Two at 2
KFJI, Klamath Falls, Ore.
— M —
MacBRIAR, WALLACE, JR.
W.TON, St. Cloud, Minn.
MacDONALD, DON
KCMJ, Palm Springs, Cal.
MACK, BERNIE
KMUK, Manchester, N. H.
MACK. BILL
Music Time
WFIDC, Chicago, 111.
MACK, CLARENCE
(iood Deed Club
CFAC, Calgary, Alta.
MACK, TED
Old Gold Original
Amateur Hour
NBC-TV
MACK, WAYNE
Afternoon Concert
WDOK, Cleveland, O.
.MADER. .flM
WIP.A, :Mfidison, Wis.
MA HER, IDA MAE
Happy's Party
DuMont
MA HONEY, ?:d
WTAX. Sprint'field, 111.
MAKI, ROBERT
WTVH. Peoria, 111.
MALDEN, KEN
"Hall of Kbony"
WI5MS. Boston, Mass.
M.ALLOY, LES
Malloy & Co.
KGO TV, San Francisco,
Cal.
MA LONE Y. KEN
W.M(->H. Hamilton, ().
MALOV, HENRY
Kirl Stuff
WTRY. Trov, N. Y.
MA.VCHELL, BOB
WRMN, Elgin, 111.
1100
MANDRAKE, CHAS.
WICA, Ashtabula, O.
MANN, LARKY
CHUM, Toronto, Ont.
MANNING, JOE
WBTA, Batavia, N. Y.
MANNS, BILL
AVIP, Phila., Pa.
aiANSFIELD, SAM
Record Hilites
WJBS, DeLand, Fla.
MARCH, JIM
KVOC, Casper, Wyo,
MARES, JERRY
WCBM, Baltimore, Md.
MARION, DICK
WMOA, Marietta, Ohio
MAKKLE, TINY
WAVZ, New Haven, Conn.
MARLOWE, OWEN
WALK, Patchogue, N. Y.
MARLOWE, PAUL
WNDB, Daytona Beach,
Fla.
MARSH, FREDERICK RAY
WCOL. Columbus, O.
MARSHALL, BOB
Party Line
WGBS, Miami, Fla.
MARSHALL, REX
B. Jan. 10, 1919; Suspense,
CBS-TV; Ellery Queen, ABC-TV;
Sunday Matinee, DuMont; Date
With Rex, WABD.
3IARTIN, CLIF
WMRP, Flint, Mich.
MARTIN, EARL
Sharecroppers Roundup
WMJM, Cordele, Ga.
MARTIN, FRANK
WIKK, Erie, Pa.
MARTIN, JOHNNY
WLOU, Louisville, Ky.
MARTIN, JOE
KCLX, Colfax, Wash.
MASON, BRUCE
Western Record Party
KVLH, Pauls Valley,
Okla.
MASON, ELLA
(Brooks Stevens)
Food for Thought
DuMont
MAST, BENNY
Hillbillie Houseparty
WATA, Boone, N. C.
MATHIS, LEE
Linger with Lee
WFPM. Fort Valley, Ga.
MATLOCK, STAN
Magazine of Air
WKR(\ Cincinnati. O.
MATTESON, CONNIE
Party Time
WKTV. IJtica, N. Y.
MATTESON, DEAN
KSDN. Aberdeen, S. Dak.
MATTHEWS. JIM
I'eople Are Funny
CBS
MAU, LOUISE
Listen Aw^hile
KBOX. Modesto, Cal.
MAY, MIKE
WCSI. Columbus. Ind.
MAYO, BEN
,Tuke Box
WCPS. Tarboro, N. C.
MEAD. JIM
WFRC. Reidsville, N. C.
MEATH. EDDIE
WHEC, Rochester, N. Y.
MEEKS, MAX
Alarm Clock Club
WMFR, High Point, N. C.
ANNOU NCERS — M-C'S
* • •
MELTON, DATE
Radio Reveries
KOEL, Oelwein, Iowa
MENDINE, 3IARTIN
Night Watch
KCRT, Trinidad, Colo.
MERCHANT, BIEE
WMUS, Muskegon, Mich.
MEREAU, DANNY
Phil Space
WREB. Holyoke, Mass.
MEREDISH, EEE
KWHI, Brenham, Tex.
MERKER, GEORGE J.
WRMN, Elgin. 111.
MERRITT, HERBERT A.
WHAI, Greenfield, Mass.
MERTZ, BILE
WVKO, Columbus, O.
MEYER, MIKE
KRVN. Lexington, Neb.
MICHAEL, BOB
WENY, Elmira. N. Y.
MICHAEL, GEORGE
Farm Bureau Show
WWNH, Rochester, N. H.
MICHAELS, JOHN
WVKO, Columbus, O.
MICHLER, GEORGE
Sunshine Special
WBBW, Youngstown, O.
MILLER, BILL
WATS, Sayre, Pa.
MILLER, DON
KEEP, Twin Falls, Idaho
MILLER, JOHN Z.
Swap Shop
KGCU, Mandan, N. D.
MILLER, JOHNNY
Johnny Miller Show
WTOB, Winston-Salem,
N. C.
MILLER, MAUREY
KSO. Des Moines, Iowa
xMILLER. PAUL
WHOC. Philadelphia. Mass.
MILLER, WILLIAM S.
WSTR. Sturgis, Mich.
MILL8, ALLAN
Sunrise Roundup
WMOC. Covington, Ga.
MILLS, BOB
Western Theatre
WSAZ-TV, Charleston,
W. Va.
MILLS. BOB
WRNY. Rochester, N. Y.
MILLS. DEXTER
WDB.T. Roanoke, Va.
MILLS, FRANK
What's Cooking
WBAP-TV, Ft. Worth,
Texas
MILWEE, N. C.
WVJS. Owensboro, Ky.
MINSHALL, BILL
Record Shop
KRMG, Tulsa. Okla.
MINTON, MARK
KGGF, Coffeyville. Kansas
MITCHELL, EVERETT
National Farm & Home
Hour
NBC
MITCHELL, ROY
KCMC. Texarkana. Texas
MIYANISHI, JAMES
KILA, Hilo, Hawaii
MOEGLE, FRED
KWK. St. Louis, Mo.
MOFFETT, RAYMOND, R.
WCAO. Baltimore, Md.
MOHNKERN, LEN
WHHH, Warren, O.
MOLDEN, BOB
Hillbilly Harmony
AVKDK, Newberry, S. C.
MONTGOxMERV, BILL
Hillbilly Jamboree
WCUE, Akron, O.
MOORE, BOB
WBCK, Battle Creek, Mich.
MOORE, CLYDE
KCUL, Fort Worth, Tex.
xMOORE, LEE
Jamboree Party
WWVA, Wheeling, W. Va.
MOORE, VIRGIL
WJAM, Marion, Ala.
MORAGA, PEDRO
KIFN, Phoenix, Ariz.
MORAN, WARREN
Moran with Music
WHIZ, Zanesville, O.
MORGAN, BILL
WHO, Des Moines, Iowa
MORGAN, DICK
WDBJ, Roanoke, Va.
MORGAN, HAL
Morgan's Pop Concert
WGAR, Cleveland, O.
MORGAN, J(IM
Birthday Club
WHLN, Harlan, Ky.
MORGAN, JIMMIE
WBIP, Booneville, Miss.
MORNINGSTAR, FRED
Hymns for Homefolks
WHJC, Matewan, W. Va.
MORRIER, B.
CJSO, Sorel, Que.
MORRIS, BEN
Sooner Shindig
AVKY-TV, Oklahoma City,
Okla.
MORRIS, GILBERT
WD AS, Phil., Pa.
MORRIS, JACK
KLX, Oakland, Cal.
MORRISSEY, BILL
WCCM, Lawrence, Mass.
MORSE, TONY
ABC Home Institute
KGO. San Francisco, Cal.
MORTON, LOU
WNXT, Portsmouth, Ohio
MOYER, CHAS. N.
AVACB, Kittanning, Pa.
MULLENS, JACK D.
WWYO, Pineville, W. Va.
MULLIGAN, RAY
WPAM, Pottsville, Pa.
MUNDY, ED.
Requestfully Yours
KCSB, San Bernardino, Cal.
MUNRO, DAVE
CFAR. Flin Flon, Man.
MUNT, PAUL
KOIL, Omaha. Neb.
MUNYAN, HARRY
Miami Civic Forum
AVIOD. Miami, Fla.
3IURDOCK, ED
Wax Showcase
AVMGA, Moultrie. Ga.
xMURPHY, BILL
Are You From Dixie
WAKR, Akron, Ohio
MURPHY, ED
Ed Murphv Show
WSYR-TV, Syracuse, N. Y.
MURRAY, DON
WFOM, Marietta, Ga.
MURRAY, FRED
Murray at Mike
WWOD, Lynchburg, Va.
3IURRAY, PHIL
Magical Moondial
WJOC, Jamestown, N. Y.
1101
MURRY, HANK
WTCO, Caiiipbellsville, Ky.
MUSIC, REX
KSO, Des Moines, Iowa
MUSSER, WALTER J.
WBCM, Bay City, Mich.
MYERS, KENT
KCSU, Provo, Utah
— iV —
NADEL, HOWARD I.
WCOL, Columbus, O.
NAGLE, JEFF
KMJ, Fresno, Cal.
NANCE, BOB
KBKI, Alice, Texas
NAUGHTON, RUSS
WDRC. Hartford, Conn.
NEAL, BOB
WBIG, Greensboro, N. C.
NEARNS, JOE
Top o' Morning
KNBY, Newport, Ark.
NEDIN, DICK
WEOK, Poughkeepsie,
N. Y.
NEELD, HUGH
KMUS, Muskogee, Okla.
NEHRLING, WALLY
S'prize Party
WIRE, Indianapolis, Ind.
NEIL, JACK
WWNC, Asheville, N. C.
NEILAN, RAY
WKNB TV, New Britain,
Conn.
NEIMAN, WALTER
Musical Fantasies
WGSM, Huntington, N. Y.
NELSON, DAVE
WRMN, Elgin, 111.
NELSON, HAROLD
KCMC, Texarkana. Texas
NELSON, HERMAN
WLCS, Baton Rouge. La.
NELSON, JOHN
KFTV, Paris. Texas
NELSON, WARREN
KSO. Des Moines, Iowa
NELSON. WAYNE
Vaughn Monroe Show
CBS
NEWHOUSE, HAL
Tune Test
KRCO, Prineville. Ore.
NEWMAN, EDDIE
WDAS. Phila.. Pa.
NEWTON, JIM
Disc Din
KNBY. Newport. Ark.
NICHOLS, FLOYD
KWRO. Coquille. Ore.
NICHOLS, JOHNNY
WJBW. New Orleans. La.
NICHOLS, ROY
KXLR. Little Rock, Ark.
NICHOLSON, NICK
KNBC. San Francisco. Cal.
NIELSOX, WARRKN
KMA. Shenandoali. Iowa
NIGHTINGALE, E.\RL
Earl Nightingale Show
WGN. Chicago. 111.
NILES, D.WID
WEVD. New York. N. Y.
NiMMO, BILL
B. June 18, 1917, Cincinnati,
Ohio; Jacltie Gleason, CBS; Wed-
nesday Boxing, CBS; Crime Syn-
dicated, CBS; Heaven for Betsy,
CBS; Plainclothes Man, Du Mont
NIMS, ROBERT
WAAB, Worcester, Mass.
NIXON, MILTON
WRAP, Norfolk. Va.
• • •
ANNOUNCERS — M-C'S
• • •
NOKl.. 1>1( K
Quick on tlu> Praw
TUv \V.«'k in Kfvit'W
DuMoiit
N«>l..\\. (iKOKtiK
Kri»A. Amarilh), Toxas
NOKnSTKWn. KAY
Kv.-nti«N- ("oDci'rt
WNNir. Kvaiiston. 111.
NOKHKN. I.KK
U SAM. Sairinaw, Alicli.
NOKMAN. .\1..\N
W I'lM'. llini. .Mich.
NOHKIS. K.\T1II
TIm' Kathi .\«>rris Show
iMiMont
NOKTH. C HARLKS
Man on Strt-et
\VKi:r. .Miami. Fla.
NORTON. IVKRS J.
WIlPl.. (Uoan. N. Y.
NORTON. RICHARD
r..nr<i;ini.- .Musii-alc
WFAT. Auy:usta. Maine
NOVAK. JOHN VICTOR
I'olish Hells Program
WAHV. All.any, N. Y.
— o —
O BRIKN. ELLIS
MettiT Homi's for Maine
WCSII. Portland. Maino
G'BRIKN. JOE
Rosemary
CHS
OBRIEN. JOE
Gallagher & O'Brien Show
WMCA. N«'W York, N. Y.
OCONNER. LILLIAN
KILA. Hilo. Hawaii
O-OELL. STEWART
Cnflfee Time
WLSI. Pikesville, Ky.
0'liOK.\. PAT
WHAV. Green Bav, Wis.
o'i,i;\KV. JIM
K<I'.<,>. S.iii I»ie;:o. Cal.
OLSEN. JOHNNY
B. Windom, Minnesota; Rumpus
Room, Kids and Company, Du
Mont; Home-maker's Jamboree,
ABC-TV; Break the Bank, ABC;
Movie Quiz, MBS; Nora Drake,
CBS
OLsO.N. H.\KVKV
UI>p.«'. Hartford. ('»un
0I>0\. MILES
Song S1j<*p
WKP.Z. .Muskegon, Mir-h
OLSO.N. NATE
Sage HrUKh Review
KoriS. Cook Hav, Ore.
<»'NEIL. ( lIIfK
1''.70 Streamliner
WFKA. Maneliesfer. N. H.
O'NEILL, HENRY
.MovleK for .Mom
VVr.W C. rolumhiis. O.
ON KILL. J. F.
I'at'in;: Die Starw
KOWH, Omaha. Neb.
OSBORNE. BILL
KI'IU'. Cheyenne. Wyo.
OsMINOSriN. OEAN
WI'.IZ. Kau Claire, WIh.
OSHIVA. ALEX
WICV. Ma lone. \, Y.
OTOOLE. BILL
'Ihe I'ower of Women
Tak»j the P.reak
FMirnont
OVERTON. HAY
K\liC. Chey^nnff, Wyo.
OWEN8. AL
WFXC. Fayettevlll*;, .N. C.
OWENS. LOY
Hollywood Keporter
CFKH. Toronto, Out.
OXFORD, GEORGE
Sopia Soronade
KWHK. Oakland, Cal.
OZI.MEK. ST.VN
Hartford Polish Hour
WK.NH. .Now Hritain, Conn.
P
P.ACKARD, CHARLIE
Borden Show
KMOU, Modesto, Cal.
P.AC K HAM, BILL
Dinner Date
WAGA TV, Atlanta, Ga.
PAGE, SAM
Meet Your Neighbor
WNBF-TV, Binghamton,
N. Y.
PALEN, DAN C.
KXGN, Glendive, Mont.
PALO, GEORGE
KHUN, Bemidji, Minn.
P.VRISEAY, GUY
CHFA. Edmonton, Alta.
PARKER, AL
W.T.TD, Chicago, 111.
PARKER, ERICK
WMAM, Marinette, Wis.
PARKER, THOMAS
850 Club
WKBZ, Muskegon, Mich.
PARKINSON, RUTH
WPAC, Patchogue, N. Y.
PARNACOTT, OWEN
WDWD, Dawson, Ga.
I»ARNELL, REX
KWFC, Hot Springs, Ark.
PARRISH, JOHN
Music Man
WVLK, Lexington, Ky.
PARSON, NATHAN
KWCO, Chickasha, Okla.
PARTA, PAT
RFD
KFSA. Ft. Smith. Ark.
PATRICK, GEORGE
G. P. Show
WHIZ. Zanesville, O.
PATTERSON, CREAN
Connecticut Ballroom
WO.\S, Hartford, Conn.
PATTERSON, JiOHN R.
KDI.R. Devils Lake, N. D.
PATTERSON, PAT
Hi Way Patrol
KHIS. Hakersfield, Calif.
PATTILLO, BOB
WHSY. Hattiesburg, Miss.
P/^UL. DON
WTAX, Springfield, 111.
PAUL, RALPH
B. Oct. 11, 1920, Denver, Colo-
rado; Strike It Rich, CBS-TV and
NBC-Radio; Aldrich Family, NBC-
TV; Bob Trout News, CBS
PAVE, DON
WICY. Malone, N. Y.
PAYE, JIMMY
Jimmy Payo Show
WFAI, Fayetteville, N. C.
PAYNE, MAURAY
Ceneral Utah Matinee
KOVO, Provo. Utah
PEARSON, DREW
Washington Merry Go
Round
Du.Mont
PEER, LEK
KOOK. BilllngH, Mont.
PEN NEWELL, RALPH
"Record Land"
WWIN, Baltimore, Md.
1102
PEREZ, RUDY
Musical Scrapbook
WCMl, Ashland, Kentucky
PERKER, EDDIE
WKGN, Knoxville, Tenn.
PERKER, KEN
WDVA, Danville, Va.
PERKINS, JUDY
Morning Matinee
WLW, Cincinnati, Ohio
PERRIE, DON
Musical Encores
W.JBO, Baton Rouge, La.
PERRY, DICK
WBOB, Galax, Va.
PERRY, GEORGE
Six Gun Playhouse
WFMY-TV, Greensboro,
N. C.
PERRY, KEN
KFBK, Sacramento, Cal.
PERRY, SID
WVLN, Olney, 111.
PETERS, BOB
WFAS, White Plains, N. Y.
PETERS, BRAD
Western Sunrise & Shine
KSJO, San Jose, Cal.
PETERSON, ANDY
Alarm Clock
WREL, Lexington, Va.
PETERSON, DON
KBIX, Muskogee, Okla.
PETERSON, DON
KRGV, Weslaco, Tex.
PETERSON, JIM
KSUM, Fairmont, Minn.
PETERSON, JOHN
WHHH, Warren, O.
PETERSON, VIRGILIA
Author Meets the Critics
DuMont
PET T AY, FRAN
WKMH, Dearborn-Detroit.
Mich.
PHELPS, KENNETH
WMFD, Wilmington,
N. Carolina
PHILIP. DICK
Breakfast with Zenith
WPEO, Peoria, 111.
PHILLIPS. BRAD
WINS, New York, N. Y.
PHILLIPS, BYRON
WGBI, Scranton, Pa.
PICKETT, ROY
Silver Dollar Man
KTUL, Tulsa, Okla.
PIERCE, BARRETT
KALI. Pasadena, Cal.
PIERCE, BILL.
WQAN, Scranton, Pa.
PIERCE, RUSS
KGGF, Coffey ville, Kansas
PIERCY, FRED
KAFY, Bakersfield, Calif.
PIMENTEL, JUAN
WMIA, Gaguas, P. R.
PIQUETTE, BOB
KTAC, Tacoma, Wash.
PIRNIE, DUNCAN
WQXR, New York, N. Y.
PITMAN, DON
WBBZ. Ponca City, Okla.
PLACHTA, Al.
Around the Clock
KCLF, Butte, Mont.
PLANT, RUDY
KBOA, Kennett, Mo.
PLATT, STEWART
Musical Clock
WLAP, Lexington, Ky.
POLLACK, TEI>
Mon on the Street
WLAN, Lancaster, Pa.
AN NOU NCERS — M-C'S
• • •
POLLARD, JIM
Bob Hawk Show
CBS
POOLE, HAKVEY
Spiritual Hour
WSWN, Belle Glade, Fla.
POPE, BILL
KXOC, Chico, Cal.
POTTER, GAIL
Univ. Workshop
WFLA, Tampa, Fla.
POTTER, PHIL
WOMB, Harrisburg, Pa.
POWERS, DON J.
KXGN, Glendive, Mont.
POWERS, JIMMY
Famous Fights from
Madison Square Garden
DuMont
POWERS, RAY
WHBS, Huntsville, Ala.
PRATER, FRANK
WBNS, Cleveland, Ohio
PRICE, GRANT
WPPA, Pottsville, Pa.
PRICE, JAAIES
WSBB, New Smyrna Beach,
Fla.
PRICE, JOE
WVMI, Biloxi, Miss.
PRICE, MEL
WASL, Annapolis, Md.
PROUGH, CARL
KCID, Caldwell, Idaho
PURCELL, CHARLES W.
Nocturne
WCAO, Baltimore, Md.
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QUINN, DOMINIC
WFDF, Flint, Mich.
QUINN, PAT
WPAG, Ann Arbor, Mich.
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RAFFERTY, TOM
CKNX. Ontario
RAFUSE, BRUCE
CJFX, Autigonish, N. S.
RAINES, JIM
WCBC. Anderson, Indiana
RAKE, JOE
Breakfast Club
WGNY. Newburgh, N. Y.
RAMSELL, DON
KXEL, Waterloo, Iowa
RANDALL, DALE
KWWL, Waterloo, Iowa
RANDALL, WM. D.
WTOC, Savannah, Ga.
RANDALL, WILLIAM E.
WHAI, Greenfield, Mass.
RASH, LES
KGOS, Torrington, Wyo.
RAWSON, RON
Young Dr. Malone
CBS
RAYMOND, JACK
WISN, Milwaukee, Wis.
RAYMOND, GENE
Musictime
KERG, Eugene, Ore.
RAYMOND, OLLIE
KMOX. St. Louis, Mo.
RAYNER, RAY
Who, What, Where. When
WOOD-TV, Grand Rapids.
Mich.
REAGAN, FRANK
WEOK, Poughkeepsie,
N. Y.
REAGANs JOE
Reagan's Roundup
WEAM, Arlington, Va.
REAGH, BOB
Talent Hunt
CJOC, Lethbridge, Alta.
REAVES, JOE
Music Shop
WLT V.Atlanta, Ga.
REAVIS, HERMAN
WBOB, Galax, Va.
REDDi', TOM
Tom Keddy Show
WABC, New York, N. Y.
REDDING, JOHN
1^'un Time
WVLK, Lexington, Kv.
REDFEKN, JACK
Requestfully Yours
W^v'IN, Baltimore, Md.
REID, MITCH
WITH, Baltimore, Md.
REID, PAUL
CKLB, Oshawa, Ont.
REIGHARD, RICH
WHKK, Akron, O.
REILLY, ED
WGAD, Gadsden, Ala.
REISING, KEITH
Stork Club
WLRP, New Albany, Ind.
REITH, HARRY
WKST, New Castle, Pa.
RENSCH, TY
KGFX, Pierre, S. Dak.
REYES, NICK
Pop Shop
WFTC, Kinston, N. C.
REYNOLDS, FRANK
WBKB-TV, Chicago, 111.
REYNOLDS, PAUL
Million Dollar Bandstand
WOSP, St. Petersburg,
Fla.
REYNOLDS, QUENTIN
Author Meets the Critics
DuMont
RHODES, JOHN
WGEZ, Beloit. Wis.
RHODES, RICHARD A.
WAYB, Waynesboro, Va.
RICE, CRAWFORD
Tops In Hillbilly
WAPX, Montgomery. Ala.
RICE, RICK
Nite Cap Show
KCAP, Helena, Mont.
RICHARDS, BOB
WAZL, Hazleton, Pa.
RICHARDS, DICK
KONO, San Antonio, Tex.
RICHARDS, FLOYD
Cinderella Weekend
WTIC, Hartford, Conn.
RICHARDSON, RUSS
Light & Lyrical
CKOK, Penticton, B. C.
RICHMOND, HYLE
P. M. Pops
WXRA, Buffalo, N. Y.
RIELEY. PRESTON
WHTC. Holland, Mich.
RIGGS, DAVE
Music for the Missus
KNPT, Newport, Ore.
RIGGS, GLENN
My True Story
ABC
RILEY, BOB
Hey Bob Show
KRNT, Des Moines, Iowa
RILEY, BUD
Bud Riley Presents
WTAQ, LaGrange, 111.
RILEY, JAY
Jay's Notebook
WMOK, Metropolis, 111.
RILEY, JOHN E.
Riley's Rooster Review
WVAM, Altoona, Pa.
RININGER, RON
WJiAC-TV, Johnstown, Pa.
U03
RITCH, JIM, JR.
KVON, Napa, Cal.
ROARK, JOHNNY
KRGV, Weslaco, Texas
ROBBIE, GORDON
WDSR, Lake City, Fla.
ROBE, LARRY
KIND, Independence,
Kansas
ROBERTS, DICK
KBOE, Oskaioosa, Iowa
ROBERTS, DON
Music Shop
WKXE, Keene, N. H.
ROBERTS, JIM
Music in the Air
WHBC, Canton, O.
ROBERTS, KEN
This is Nora Drake
CBS
ROBERTS, KENNETH
KIMR— Pioneer Musical
Court
KIMR, Lamar, Colo.
ROBERTS, MORGAN
KSWO, Lawton, Okla.
ROBERTS, STAN
WQXR, New York, X. Y.
ROBERTS, STAN
WWYO, Pineville, W. Va.
ROBERTSON, LLOYD
Teen Town
CJCS, Stratford, Ont.
ROBERTSON, TRAFTON
WTAR-TV, Norfolk, Va.
ROBEY, TOM
Morning Musical Clock
WTAD, Quincy, 111.
ROBISON, HERMAN
Farm Time
KAST, Astoria, Ore.
ROBISON, RON
Casino
CJOC, Lethbridge, Alberta
ROBISON, WAYNE
KFLD. Flaydada, Tex.
ROBINSON, BILL
KRLAV, Walnut Ridge.
Arkansas
ROBINSON. DON
KIXL. Dallas. Texas
ROBINSON, JIM
KSBW. Salinas. Cal.
ROBINSON. JOHN
CJKL. Kirkland Lake.
Ont.
ROBINSON, MAX
Breakfast with Bigolows
WJTN. .Tamestown, X. Y.
ROCKWELL, JAMES
WSAM. Saginaw. Mich.
RODEWALD, DON
Wasco Calling
KWSO. Wasco. Cal.
RODRIQUBZ. EDDIE
Buenas Dias
KPVD, LA, Cal.
ROGERS, EDDIE
KOA. Denver .Colo.
ROGERS, JOHN T.
J.T. Your Spinning M.C.
WCVA. Culpoper, Va.
ROGERS. RALPH
WAPI, Birmingham, Ala.
ROGERS, TED
KMUR, Murray. Utah
ROHLING. LARRY
Listen Closely
WOWL. Florence, Ala.
ROLLINS, WAYNE
Talk of the Town
KYCA, Prescott, Ariz.
ROLLISON, FRED
WGBF. Evansville. Ind.
• • •
AN NOU NCERS — M-C'S
ROMANO. TOM
Answer Mf This
WMIC TV, New Havtii.
i\>nn.
KOSK. ALl.EX
WHOC. riiilsuU'lphia. Miss.
KOSKLl.K. ,I1M
WHCU. HarrisbuFi:. Pa.
KOSS. BII.I.
Yoiith Kountlup Speaks
Wl(.)l>. Miami. Fla.
ROSS. STKVE
Club 810
WCKC Kocky Mount,
N. C.
ROTH. KKN
Khvthm llarmoiHvrs
K.\t>\V. Mtmroo. La.
ROTIISCIIIM), SKi.MUND
Trash or Tn-asure
DuMont
ROWAN. ROY
My Little Margie
Ksoape
ens
ROWAN n. ALF
\Vi:iK. W.-irton. W. Va.
ROWLAND. NKAL
KIND. Independence,
Kansas
Rl Di:S. .JIM
NVSl'I*. Toledo. O.
Ul KFNKR. TINY
WIP. IMiila.. Pa.
Bl<;(iI.KS. l)ON
KKKS. St. Joseph, Mo.
Rl NKLK. HAL
Wl'TW. Pif|ua. O.
RUNNION. GUY
B. Venita, Oklahoma; Westing-
house Summer Theotre, CBS-TV;
Danger, CBS-TV; News, ABC-TV
Kl SK. DON
S<raniM<* (inu\\ih-
KV.rc. .M.-dford, Ore.
RISE. I'Al L
Sum Dial
KOKL. O.lw.-in. Iowa
RISH. I ORI>, .JR.
W WSO. Si.riiuMiild. f)hio
RUSSELL. DON
Guide Right
Tros+i or Treasure
Take the Break
Easy Chair Theatre
DuMont
RUSSELL, TODD
Wheel of Fortune
CBS-TV
Rootie Kazootie
ABC-TV
Kl TLK0<;K. KILL
\ari<ty PlayhouKe
KL.N'T. Shn-vcporf, La.
RYAN. .lAC K
11th Hour .\<'WH
WHUM TV. Keadintf. Pa.
— s —
KAAI>I. RAVMONI) A.
Kr.IL. Ilouina, La.
MAC HS. .lERRY
Krow. Alllanfe. Nebranka
•^Al NC.KR. JAMEft
•I. Ifavn-. .Mont.
"Kl*. TflKOIlORE
\f. 'Ir<-nfori, N. J.
^ALLJtVO, HAM
KDOS. S;infa <^'ru55, f.'alif.
'^AMI'SON, riEOROE
Kc.vn. Lodi, Cal.
SAVn. LES
Kiddle Kollfcife
liuMODt
SANDERS. CJEORC.E
Saiulers Meanders
KFVD. Los Anjreles. Cal.
SANDSTKOM. ROBERT E.
W.IPD, IshpiMuins-, Mich.
SAN TON. (HESTER
WQXK. New York, N. Y.
SAI'1\ M.VRK
Sunrise Serenade
KGPH, Flagstaff. Ariz.
SAUNDERS, JOHN
WSPD TV. Toledo, O.
SAVARD, RAOUL.
CTFl*, Kiviere du Loup
Quebec
SAVARY, PIERRE
Soiree A Quebec
CBV. (> lie bee
SAWYER, TOM
Tom Sawver Time
WIlOO, Orlando, Fla.
SCANLON, ART
WINS, New York, N. Y.
SCHADER. CONRAD
KTIL, Denver, Colo.
SCH.VEFER, ART
Gospel Songs
WAPX. Montgomery, Ala.
SCHAFER, DON
KVNI, Coeur D'Alene,
Idaho
SCHAEFER, JACK
WOKW, Sturgeon Bay,
Wis.
SCHAEFER, JOE
Yawn Club
WNHC, New Haven, Conn.
SCHAFFER, RON
KKRL. McCook, Neb.
SCHEUEER, RICHARD
WKIIM, Jackson, Mich.
SCHEEIDER, VIC
Ilomemaker Harmonies
WGET, Gettysburg, Pa.
SCHNEBLY. LARRY
Musical Healines
KGPH, Flagstaff, Ariz.
SCHOLES, CHARLES
.Jukebox .Junction
WKTM, Mayfield, Ky.
SCHULDT, ARTHUR
KFIK. North P>end, Ore.
SCIIULZ, MYRON
WAAF, Chicago, 111.
SCHUSSLER, DALE M.
WKWK. Wheeling, W. Va.
SCOTT. BILL
KSCIi, Lib(!ral, Kansas
SCOTT, BOB
WIOTJ, Kokorno, Ind.
SCOTT. CHARLEY
Hillbilly Ilocdown
KTFY. P.rownfield, Tex.
SCOTT, ED
Quiz Kids
CBS
SCOTT, TED
Coffeeholies Anonymous
KLLA, Honolulu, T. II.
SCOTT, W. I).
CKI.V, N<lson, B. C.
SEAMAN, BILL
WKNX, Saginaw, Mich.
SEANEY. JIM
WDZ, Decatur, 111.
SEBASTIAN, MARTY
KTOH, Lihue, Kauai,
T. H.
SEVERE, HOWARD
WIIIX:, Rochester, N. Y.
sf:wall. bud
KCBQ, San Diego, Cal.
SEXTON, CARROL
WLBG, Jjaurens, So. Car.
1104
SEY3IOUR, BOB
WIvMH, Dearborn-Detroit,
Mich.
SEYMOUR, DAN
AVe. The People
NBC TV
SHAFFER, MAX
Musical Clock
WDAN, Danville, 111.
SHAFRE, JACK
KSWS, Roswoll, N. M.
SHAIN, JOHN W.
Sat. Nite Frolics
KSIM, Sikeston, Mo.
SHALLENBERGER, DAVE
Milman's Matinee
WARD, .Johnstown, Pa.
SHANNON, JACK
WLEC, Sandusky, O.
SHAPEL, PAUL
KTIM, San Rafael, Cal.
SHARPE, BILL
KRES, St. Joseph, Mo.
SHAW, CHAS.
Sunrise Serenade
WOLF, Syracuse, N. Y,
SHAAV, HUGH
KWFT, Wichita Falls,
Texas
SHAW, JOE
Silver Dollar Show
WTSV, Claremont, N. H.
SHAW, MYRON
WMDN, Midland, Mich.
SHAWYER, WILLIS M.
Cornbread Matinee
WCPS, Tarboro, N. C.
SHEEHAN, BILL
WDRC, Hartford, Conn.
SHEEHAN, BOB
KSTL, St. Louis, Mo.
SHEELDS, DANNY
Danny Sheelds Show
WCAV, Norfolk, Va.
SHELDON, HERB
Feb. 9, 1913, Brooklyn, New
York; Herb Sheldon Show, WABC-
AM.
SHELTON, BANNER
WBIG, Greensboro, N. C.
SHELTON, JIM
Pick-a-Pocket
WIBC, Indianapolis, Ind.
SHEPHARD, BOB
Twenty Questions
DuMont
SHERMAN, ART
WJAC-TV, Johnstown, Pa.
SHERMAN, BILL
Bill Sherman Show
WKOX, Framingham,
Mass.
SHERMAN, DEAN
WDGY, Minneapolis, Minn.
SHERMAN, DONALD A,
WBCPvJ, P.av City, Mich.
SHERMAN, PAUL
WINS, New York, N. Y.
SHERWOOD, BURT
WJJD, Chicago, 111.
SHIELDS, LARRY
Country Chapel
WFRP, Savannah, Ga.
SHIELDS, TOM
Lucky Street
WGNY, Newburgh, N. Y.
SHORT, LARRY
1450 Club
KCJjX, Colfax, Wash.
SHREVE, LEN
KGW, Portland, Ore.
SHREVE, THERON
WJIM, Lansing, Mich.
SHUTE, ELDEN H., JR.
Coffee Time
WLAM, Lewiston, Maine
ANNOU NCERS — M-C'S
SIDERS, GENE
KROP, Brawley, Cal.
SIEMER, JOHoV
WIOU, Kokomo, Ind.
SILBERT, BILL
B. Jan. 1, 1921, Detroit, Mich .;
Bill Silbert Show, WABD; Silbert
at Six, WMGM; Let's Go Bowl-
ing, WABD
SILER, ROBERT
WPTM, Maysville, Ky.
SILVER, WARREN
Wake Up with Warren
KFDX, Wichita, Falls,
Tex.
SIMON, ERNIE
Breakfast Party, WGN-TV, Chi-
cago, III.
SIMONS, DON
KLIZ, Brainerd, Miun.
SIMPSON, ART
KBKW, Aberdeen, Wash.
SIMPSON, JOHN
Songs of the Hills
WCOM, Parkersburg,
W. Va.
SIMS, FRANK
WKMH, Dearborn-Detroit,
Mich.
SIRY, ED
WBIS, Bristol, Conn.
SKELTON, DAN
WELO, Tupelo, Miss.
SLATER, BIIiL,
Twenty Questions
Broadway to Hollywood
DuMont
SLATTER, BIL,I.
Music for Today
WJBO, Baton Rouge, La.
SI.ATTERY, JACK
House Party
CBS
SLOANE, ROBERT
The Big Story
NBC
SMART, DWIGHT
KAPA, Raymond, Wash.
SMITH, BILL,
WFTL, Ft. Lauderdale,
Fla.
SMITH, BILL,
WSFA, Montgomery, Ala.
SMITH, BOB
Jive til Five
WVOP, Vidalia, Ga.
SMITH, BOB
Sports Varieties
DuMont
SMITH, CLARENCE
WAUX, Waukesha, Wis.
SMITH, HARRY
Polka Patch
WKDN, Camden, N. J.
SMITH. PAGE
Anniversary Time
WPRC. Reidsville, N. C.
SMITH, RALPH
KFEQ, St. Joseph, Mo.
SMITH, SEALY
KWKC. Abilene, Tex.
SMITH, VERNE
Louella Parsons Show
CBS
SNEIDER, KEN
KGDE, Fergus Falls, Minn.
SNIDER, JOHN
WCBS, Anderson, Ind.
SNYDER, ED
Campus Capers
WJHO. Opelika, Ala.
SOMMER, BILL
WKST, New Castle. Pa.
SOMMERVILLE. DICK
WTTH. Port Huron, Mich.
SOWARDS, JOHN
Wake Up Tri-State
WCMI, Ashland, Ky.
SPAHR, BILL
WWGS, Tifton, Ga.
SPANGLER, DAN
Hillybilly Program
WJOI, Florence, Ala.
SPANN, OWEN
Morning Man
WTOB, Winston Salem,
N. C.
STAHL, PHILIP
WQXR, New York, N. Y.
STALKER, DON
WLAV, Grand Rapids.
Mich.
STALLING, CURT
Mid Morning Melodies
KDRS, Paragould, Ark.
STAMPS, MACK
WFNC, Fayetteville, N. C.
STANFORD, BOB
Dollar Derbv
WFAA-TV. Dallas, Tex.
STANLEY, AL
Mama Goes A Shopping
WARD. Johnstown. Pa.
STANSBERRY, GENE
KNOR, Norman, Okla.
STANTON, PAT
WJ}MJ, Phila., Pa.
STANZIOLA, JOHN
WAZL, Hazleton. Pa.
STAPLETON, JIM
WLVA, Lynchburg. Va.
STARK, CHARLIE
WINS, New York, N. Y.
STARR. RAY
KWWL, Waterloo, Iowa
STAVAS, JOE
KBRL. McCook, Neb.
STEFFES, ART
KVOX, Moorhead, Minn.
STEGMAN, HARVEY
WHHM. Memphis, Tenn.
STEIN, IRV
Nite Owl Club
CJOB, Winnipeg, Man.
STENGER, PETE
Jamboree Matinee
WWVA, Wheeling, W. Va.
STEPHENS, ROBERT
KWKC, Abilene, Tex.
STERLING, JACK
Top 0 the Morning, WCBS,
WCBS-TV, New York, N. Y.
STEVENS, DON
WAAB. Worcester, Mass.
STEVENS, LEN
WHAT. Phila.. Pa.
STEWART, AL
Al's Corall
KBRO, Bremerton, Wash.
STEWART. BILL
WPBC, Minneapolis, Minn.
STEWART. JOSEPH
WDAF. Kansas City, Mo.
STEWART, WILLIAM
WFTM. Mayville, Ky.
STILL. JAY
WDUN. Gainesville, Ga.
STINGLEY, ROY
WHOK, Lancaster, O.
STORIE, ED
WISE. Asheville, N. C.
STRAUSS, WM.
WQXR. New York. N. Y.
STREETER, HOWARD
WFMD, Frederick, Md.
STROH, BOB
Movietime
WCOG, Greensboro, N. C.
nos
STROTHMAN, BILL
What's New
KXLL, Missoula, Mont.
STULLA, BILL
Bill Stulla Show
KNBH, Hollywood, Cal. .
STUMP, GEORGE
KCKN, Kansas City,
Kansas
SUGARS, TOM
KWFT, Wichita Falls,
Texas
SULLIVAN. JOSEPH
WLNH, Laconia, N. H.
SUTTER, DICK
WRMN, Elgin, 111.
SUTTON, LEE
Chow Time
KFH. Wichita. Kan.
SWANSON, GREG
KXEO, Mexico, Mo.
SWART, JACK
WFTL, Ft. Lauderdale,
Fla.
SWARTZ, BOB
KHQ Money Man
KHQ, Spokane, Wash.
SWEENEY, WARREN
Robert Q. Lewis Show
CBS
SWINEHART, DAVID K.
WTOC, Savannah, Ga,
SWITER, ROBT.
CJAV, Port Alberni, B. C.
SYNAN, J. E.
WBLT, Bedford, Va.
T
TAGGART, BYRON
WKRC. Cincinnati, O.
TAGGETT, VIC
Songs of Times
KRAI, Craig, Colo.
TANSEM, LEROY
CJDC, Dawson Creek, B. C.
TAPP, GORDON
CHML, Hamilton, Canada
TARKINSON, CHARLES G.
WLAW, Boston, Mass.
TAYLOR, BILL
KDSH, Boise, Idaho
TAYLOR, DEL
WLW D. Dayton, O.
TAYLOR, DICK
WBCU, Union. S. C.
TAYLOR, JOHN
WIKY, Evansville, Ind.
TAYLOR, SAM
KALL, Salt Lake City,
Utah
TEAS, WALTER
Eggs at Eight
KVOO. Tulsa, Okla.
TEETER, LEWIS
KDAS
Malvern, Ark.
TETRAULT. ERNIE
WRGB, Schenectady. N. Y.
TEUBER. RON
WMRP, Flint, Mich.
THALL. BILL
Bill Thall Show
WLW. Cincinnati. O.
THAXTON. LLOYD
WSPD TV. Toledo, O.
THOMAS. BERNIE
Polka Time
WJVA. South Bend, Ind.
THOMAS. D. GLENN
WJEJ. Hagerstown, Md.
THOMAS. DON
CFCN. Calgary, Alberta
THOMAS, EARL
T.N.T.
WWSC. Glens Falls, N. T.
THOMAS, GEORGE
WCAU. Phila., Pa.
it it *
AN NOU NCERS — M-C'S
• * •
THOMAS. JIM
WlKJY. Mimuiiitolis. Miiui.
THOMAS. l,H>Vn
KHAS. Ilastiims. Nch.
THOMAS, MATT
WMAU TV. Haltliuore. Md.
THOMAS. TKH
\V.IKl>. Springnehl.
HiimiMi.Mi. Mass.
THOMrsON. DON
W HKK. rittsliold. Mass.
THOMrSON. rKANClS
wrnX. riarksburLr. W. Va.
THOMTSON. JACK C.
CKOV. Kflowna, li. C.
THOMTSON, JA3IKS
WIM'A. rttttsvillc. Pa.
THOMrsON. JEKRY
WVMl. Hiloxi. Miss.
THOMTSON. OLIVER
K(;N0. Dotliro Citv. Kansas
THOMAS. WAYNE
KTIM. Sau Halaol. Cal.
THOMPSON. WOODY
SupptT Party
WHIZ. Zanosville, O.
THOK. I^ARRY
Suspense
CBS
THl RMAN, WALTER
Faniilv Partv
WMliD. Peoria, 111.
TICE, OLIN J.
B. August 23, 1919, Savannah,
Ga.; Democratic-Republican Con-
ventions, FBI in Peace and War,
Peggy Lee Show, Mindy Carson
Show, There's Music in the Air,
People Act; CBS.
TILLKV. LYNN
K.MTV. Omaha. Net*.
TILLMAN, JOHN
Frontier Theatre
DuMont
TINGLEY, IRV
Toast 'N' Tunes
Beloit. Wis.
TIN LEY, HOWARD
WRi:V. Heidsville, N. C.
TIPTON. JOE
Wf'DL. Carhondale. Pa.
TOBIE, MIKE
WHHH. Warren. O.
TOLLMAN, F:. V.
WZII'. rovin^ton, Ky.
T0NF:Y, LYNN
f'liih Mldnik'ht
WKKO, .Mohih-. Ala.
TONKEN, PHIL
B Apr, 13, 1919, Hartford,
Conn.; Rod and Gun Club, MBS;
Greatest Fights of the Century,
ABC-TV; The Planet Man —
Transcribed; Radio on the Record
— Tronscribed; Nemo-Weather
Reporter, MBS; History in the
Making, MBS
Ti>VNKK, W.M.
cyiu:, .St. John. N. B.
TOftriKLD, KAY
r'KRI>. Jied Deer, Alta.
TOW NELL, ESKO
WifK. r;ieveland, O.
fUAC EWELL, JEM
Li-Vi r:iut>
KCSB, San Ii«,rnardino,
fal.
TKATNER, JIM
I'.ijfTulo Amateur Show
WI'.KN TV. P.uffalo, N. Y.
TKIMHLE, JOHN
WTOI'. WanhintMon, I>. C.
tkomi'etf;k, jay
^^■f '-r. r-hleago, 111.
TUNIS. HAL
The Hal Tunis Show, WMGM,
New York
TIPPER. HOWARD
WCJY, Sehoneclady, N. Y.
Tl RNEK, DALLAS
KFTV, Paris, Texas
TURNER, J(IM
Main St. Ambassador
WSTP, Salisbury, N. C.
TURNER, RAYMOND
Tunes for Teens
AVWSK, St. Albans, Vt.
TWERELL, BRUCE
KOJM, Havre, Mont.
TYLER, JANET
Weather Girl
DuMont
TYROL, BOB
Cinderella Weekend
WTIC. Hartford, Conn.
— v —
UNDERWOOD, JAMES
WPDQ, Jacksonville, Fla.
UMMEL, JACK
KBIX, Muskogee, Okla.
UPTON, DON
WLVA, Lynchburg, Va.
— V —
VALENTINO, GENE
AVWCC, Waterbury, Conn.
V.ALENZUELA, E^REN
Serenata Nocturnal
KRIZ, Phoenix, Ariz.
VALLE, DAN
WFAS, White Plains, N. Y.
VALLE, PETE
All Electric Cooking School
KDB, Santa Barbara, Cal.
VANASSE, B.
Revue des talents
CHEF, Granby, Que.
VanDEVENTER, FRED
Twenty Questions
Mutual
VANE, BILL
WCEM, Cambridge, Md.
VAN GUNDY, CHAS.
KVKM. Monahans, Tex.
Van KUREN, JIM
CKLW, Detroit, Mich.
VASEN, WARREN
Golden Opportunity
WDC-TV, Davenport, la.
VEILLEUX, PIERETTE
CHFiF, Grandby, Que.
VENTER, MAL
I'.reakfast Gang
KFRC. San Francisco, Cal.
VKNTRELLA, TONY
Midnight Flyers
WEDC. Chicago, 111.
VERNON, WES
Kf)VO, Provo, Utah
VESCIO, TONY
W.N'AE, Warren, Pa.
VICKKRS. LEE
WTOP, Washington, D. C
VICKERS. LOYAL H.
Howdy Neighbor
KRtJL. Corvallis, Ore.
VIGUERIE, AL
AI'h Rword Shop
KJEF, Jennings, La.
VOGEL. GEORGE
KCOW, Alliance, Neb.
VOLL. EDDIE
I'le & Shovel
VVKBI, St. Marys, Pa.
— w —
WADE. OZZIE
Sunrise Serenade
WKNE, Keene, N. H.
1106
WAGNER, GENE
Binyon Eye Opener
KMO, Tacoma, Wash.
WALDRON. BOB
KRKL, Kirkland. Wash.
WALK, LEONARD
Homestead Calling
WHOD, Homestead, Pa.
WALLACE, CHAS. JR.
KSWS, Koswell, N. M.
WALLGREN, REX
Rex 'N' Records
KLO, Ogden, Utah
WALKER, BILL
Walker's Wigwam
CKRC, Winnipeg
WALKER, BOB
WCLO, Janesville, Wis.
WALKER, BUD
Sportlite
WJEL, Springfield, O.
W ALKER, DREW
KROP, Brawley, Cal.
WALKER, FLETCHER
WHMA, Anniston, Ala.
WALKER, HAROLD
KWSH, Wewoka, Okla.
WALKER, EEW
:iS:fBK, Sacramento, Cal.
WALLACE, FORREST
KFAL, Fulton, Mo.
WALLER, DUDLEY
7-11 Club
KVMA, Magnolia, Ark.
WALTERS, ARTHUR
WCPA, Clearfield, Pa.
WALTON, GEO.
Fashions in Music
KENI, Anchorage, Alaska
WALTON, HUGH
WCAU, Pliil., Pa.
WARD, BILL
WHOW, Clinton, Dl.
WARD, PAT
WCCM, Lawrence, Mass.
WARD, PAT
Pat's Open House
WTVN, Columbus, O.
WARD, PERRY
Matinee
KOTV, Tulsa, Okla.
WARD, SMOKEY
WPFB, Middletown, O.
WARLAND, G. D.
Music bv Bequest
KJFJ, Webster City, la.
WARNER, CARL
WJJD. Chicago, HI.
WARNER, DICK
Dick Warner Show
WRDW, Augusta, Ga.
WARNER, NEWELL
Morning Glories
WCBM. Baltimore, Md.
WARREN, JIM
KERN, Bakersfield, Cal.
WARREN, MIKE
Great Day
CKPC, Brantford, Ont.
WEAVER, BEN T.
Uncle Ben Show
KWIE, Kennewick, Wash.
WEAVER, JOE
Russ-.Toe Show
W^TOL. Toledo, O.
WP:BB, CHARLES
KVOA. Tucson, Arizona
WEBB, DEWEY
WHBS, Huntsville, Ala.
WEB, JERRY
KYAK, Yakima, Wash.
WEBER, JOHN PAUL
WIP. Phil., Pa.
WEBSTER, DAVE
W.TNO, West Palm Beach
Fla.
ANNOUNCE RS — M-C'S
• •
WEBSTER, KURT
Kurt's Kaleidoscope
WBTV, Charlotte, N. C.
WEGENER, ED
Televisits
WOI-TV, Ames, Iowa
WEGGEEAND, BOB
KLIX Kwiz
KLIX, Twin Falls, Idaho
weiLpAGE, don
Radio Ranch
KFKA, Greeley, Colo.
WEIST, DWIGHT
Grand Slam
CBS
WEITZEE, TONY
Town Crier
WNBQ, Chicago, 111.
WELCH, CHARLIE
Once Over Lightly
WOWL, Florence, Ala.
WELCH, JOE
WSAR, Fall River, Mass.
WELLINGTON, JACK
Jack's Jukebox
KYMA, Yuma, Ariz.
WELLS, BOB
Hi-Teen Show
WEBR. Buffalo, N. Y.
WELSH, DICK
WHAK, Rogers City, Mich.
W ENDELL, BILL
Stage A Number
DuMont
WENSTROM, SAM
WFAM, St. Cloud, Minn.
WESLEY, PETE
Juke Box Review
WMIjS, Sylacauga, Ala.
WEST, WAYNE
Biggest Show in Town
WMBD, Peoria. 111.
WESTON. BILL
WRIB, Providence, R. I.
WHEDBEE, WM.
KGU, Honolulu, Hawaii
WHEELER, DICK
KCUL, Fort Worth, Tex.
WHEELOCK, HOWARD
WKAM. Warsaw, Ind.
WHITAKER, EUGENE
WREV. Reidsville. N. C.
WHITAKER, JIM
Farm & Home Program
WWVA. Wheeling, W. Va.
WHITE, DICK
KGWA. Enid. Okla.
WHITE, DUANE
KTAC. Tacoma. Wash.
WHITE. MAURY
KGHL, Billings, Mont.
WHITE, MORGAN
Whirl Em with White
KVNU. Logan. Utah
WHITEHEAD. BOB
WBAX. Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
WHITLEY. FRANK
KCOW, Alliance Neb.
WHITIS, ED
KRLD, Dallas. Tex.
WHITMORE, TOM
Mr. Music
WWCA, Gary, Ind.
WICKER, IRENE
Little Ladies Party
DuMont
WICKER SHAM, HARRY
Range Rhvthms
KSAN, San Francisco. Cal.
WIDDER, DAVID
WDAF, Kansas City, Mo.
WILDER, LEE
Morning Moods
WMIK, Middleboro, Ky.
WILCOX, HARLOW
Suspense
CBS Radio
WILCOX, JOHN
WIP, Phil.. Pa.
WILKIE, JACK
CFAR, 1^ lin Flon, Manitoba
WILKERSON, JOE
KVIM, New Iberia, La.
WILKINS, PAT
KGW, Portland, Ore.
WILLARD, HAL
Homemaker's Harmonies
WHIR, Danville, Ky.
WILLIAMS, ALUN
WMCA, New York, N. Y.
WILLIAMS, BILL
Matinee Playhouse
WILK, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
WILLIAMS, BOB
WHO, Des Moines, Iowa
WILLIAMS, BOB
Where Was I?
DuMont
WILLIAMS, CHARLIE
Mailbag
WJAG, Norfolk, Neb.
WILLIAMS, DANNY
Danny Williams Show
WKY-TV, Oklahoma City.
Okla.
WILLIAMS, DICK
WKID. Urbana, 111.
AVILLIAJMS, DICK
WCKY, Cincinnati, O.
WILLIAMS, GORDON
KWYO, Sheridan, Wyo.
WILLIAMS, JERRY
What's On Your Mind
WKDN, Camden, N. J.
WILLIAMS, JIM
KTRH, Houston, Texas
WILLIAMS, JOHNNY
WSFT, Thomaston, Ga.
WILLIAMS, LES
Wake Up with Williams
WWGP, Sanford, N. C.
WILLIAMS, TROY
WREV, Reidsville, N. C.
WILLIAMS, VERNE
Cinderella Weekend
WBZ, Boston, Mass.
WILLIAMSON, JOHN
KWPC, Muscatine, Iowa
WILLIS, CLIT
WIMA, Lima, O.
WILLIS, JtM
KBLI, Blackfoot, Idaho
WILLISON, TOM
WKGN, Knoxville, Tenn.
WILLMA, CHUCK
WJON, St. Cloud, Minn.
WILLS, HARRY
WHLB, Virginia, Minn.
WILSON, BOB
WHO, Des Moines, Iowa
WILSON, BUD
WKXL, Concord, N. H.
WILSON, CHUCK
Wilson's Wax Works
WBVP, Beaver Falls, Pa.
WILSON, DON
Jack Benny Program
CBS
WILSON, ED
WWNR, Beckley. W. Va.
WILSON, GEORGE
Open House
CKFH. Toronto
WILSON, JOHN
WEAV, Plattsburg, N. Y.
WILSON, JOHN J.
Wack's Museum
WFTC. Kinston, N. C.
WILSON. READ
WWNC, Asheville, N. C.
1107
WILSON, STUART
KBIG, Avalon, Cal.
WINN, BERT
KYA, San Francisco, Cal.
WINTER, CHARLES
KRAI, Craig, Colo.
WINTERS, GEORGE
WCKY, Cincinnati, O.
WISE, EDDIE
WEBQ, Harrisburg, III.
WOLF, JOHN ALLEN
WSFA, Montgomery, Ala.
WOLFE, BOB
WHKC, Columbus, Ohio
WOOD, ROY
WIBC, Indianapolis, Ind.
WOOD, STAN
WTTV, Bloomington, Ind.
WOODROW, BOB
WWSO, Springfield, Ohio
WOODS, CHARLES W.
Your Land and Mine
Life Begins at 80
ABC
WOODWARD, LEROY
WVJS, Owensboro, Ky.
WOODWARD, QUENTIN
KBST, Big Spring, Tex.
WOODWARD, ROSS
KDSH, Boise, Idaho
WOODY, FLOYD
WGRO, Bay City, Mich.
WOOTEN, DON
WHBF-TV, Rock Island, 111.
WOOTTEN, BILL
WIRC, Hickory, N. C.
WOOTEN, JOHN
WIRK, West Palm Beach,
Fla.
WRIGHT, BILL
WPIN, St. Petersburg, Fla.
WRIGHT, JEFF
Early Listening
WKCT. Bowling Green, Ky.
WRIGHT, NAT
WEEU. Reading, Pa.
WRIGHT. ROBERT
WJIM, Lansing, Mich.
WRIGHT, SPEC
WRBL, Columbus, Ga.
WUSSOW, GEORGE
KVCV, Redding, Cal.
WYDLER, BILL
KGNG-TV, Amarillo, Texas
WYLIE, BOB
WAKR, Akron, Ohio
WYMER, JACK
Man on the Street
WING, Dayton, O.
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YAGER, DOYLE
WPEO, Peoria, 111.
YELLAND. STARR
KOA, Denver, Colo.
YOCAM, JOE
KFWB, Los Angeles, Calif.
YOUNG, AL
WCMA, Corinth, Miss.
YOUNG, HENRY PRESTON
WHLF, South Boston, Va.
YOUNG, L. N., JR.
KBST, Big Spring, Tex.
YOUNT, CHUCK
WKBV, Richmond, Ind.
YOST, JACK
WFLO. Farmville, Va.
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ZAK, JOE
KTRH. Houston, Texas
ZIMMERMAN, DAVID
WWJ-TV, Detroit. Mich.
ZOIMERMAN, HARRY
KEYD, Minneapolis, Minn.
AL GOODMAN
GENERAL MUSICAL DIRECTOR
COLGATE COMEDY HOUR — NBC-TV
Al Goodman and His Orchestra
Musical Album
NBC
Exclusive RCA-Victor Recordings
ALLEN
ROTH
Musical Conductor
MILTON BERLE SHOW
1108
ORCHESTRA LEADERS
CONDUCTOR
and
ORGANISTS
RADIO AND TELEVISION
— ^their work during 1952
ABBOTT. WALT
KCSB, San Bernardino, Cal.
ACKLEY, WAYNE
KRNT, Des Moines, Iowa
ADKINS, ROBERT D.
KBKH, Pullman, Wash.
AJELLO, JEFF
CKOK, Penticton, B. C.
ALBERT, EUG.
CJFP, Riviere du Loup
Quebec
ALLEN, JAMES
WTJS, Jackson, Tenn.
ANDREWS, EARL
WAUD, Auburn, Ala.
ARCHER, DON
KWHN, Ft. Smith, Ark.
ARD, WILBUR
WFAA, Dallas, Texas
ARGERSINGER, JACK
WCSS, Amsterdam, N. Y.
ARMBRUSTER, ROBT.
Western Division, NBC, RCA
Victor, Red Seal Records
ARMSTRONG, BERNIE
KDKA, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ARMSTRONG, ORMA
CHOK, Sarnia, Ont.
ARTHUR, DOUG
WIBG, Philadelphia, Pa.
ATTEBERRY, MONA
KCOL, Fort Collins, Colo.
AYRES, NORMAN V.
WCSH, Portland, Maine
— B —
BAKER, DEAN
KCRS, Midland, Texas
BALDWIN, BILL
KSO, Des Moines, Iowa
BANCROFT, PIERSON
KTAR, Phoenix, Ariz.
BANKS. MARGARET
WBIG, Greensboro N. C.
BANN. R. T.
KWSO, Wasco, Cal.
BANNON, ROBERT I.
WSKI, Montpelier, Vt.
BARAN, HARRY
WVEC, Hampton, Va.
BARDO. LYLE
KFRC, San Francisco, Cal.
BARLOW, HOWARD
The Voice of Firestone
NBC, NBC-TV
BARRON. JOHN
CFGP, Grande Prairie, Alta.
BARTON, JOHN
WHOW, Clinton, HI.
BARTY, BILLY
James Melton, NBC-TV; Milton
Berle, NBC-TV; Your Hit Parade,
ABC-TV; Ken Murray, CBS-TV;
Frank Sinatra, CBS-TV
BASS. ED
WMJM, Cordele, Ga.
BASS, FRED
CKWX, Vancouver, B. C.
BAUGH, GENE
WBAP-TV, Ft. Worth, Tex.
BAXTER, LEO
WBOW, Terre Haute, Ind.
BEALS, RAY H.
KVOB, Great Bend, Kansas
BENNETT, GENE
WJIG, TuUahoma, Tenn.
BENNETT, WM.
TV Screen Test
WNHC-TV, New Haven,
Conn.
BERCOVITZ, ABE
KGW, Portland, Ore.
BERESFORD. CHARLES
WCCP, Savannah, Ga.
BERK, SAMMY
WSRS, Cleveland, Ohio
BERQUIS, WHITEY
Design For Listening
National Farm & Home Hour
NBC
BERVE, NANCY
KFEL, Denver, Colo.
BIISKE, ROBERT F.
WNEB, Worcester, Mass.
BINGHAM, PETE
WJOI, Florence, Ala.
BIRD, CHARLES. JR.
WKBZ, Muskegon, Mich.
BISHOP, BETTY
WLBG, Laurens, So. Car.
BLACK, FRANK
Ford Festival Time
NBC-TV
1109
BLANK, RALPH
WJJD, Chicago, IlL
BLEDSOE, ALMA
KHBG, Okmulgee, Okla.
BLEYER, ARCHIE
Arthur Godfrey Morning Show
Arthur Godfrey And His Friends
CBS-TV
BOISJOLI, JACQUES
CKAC, Montreal
BOISVERT, LOUIS A.
WBRY, Waterbury, Conn.
BOLENDER, RICHARD
WBRK, Pittsfield, Mass.
BOON, HARRY
CJCA, Edmonton, Alta.
BOONE, RUTH
KICA, Clovis, N. M.
BORTEL, CLAUDE
WSYR, WSYR-TV, Syracuse,
N. Y.
BOVERO PHIL
KGO-TV, San Francisco, Ca.
BOWER, RICHARD W.
WWPA, Williamsport, Pa.
BOERS. FERN
WPPA, Pottsville, Pa.
BOYER. MARTHA
KCOW, Alliance, Neb.
BRADE, WILLIAM P.
WEDC, Chicago, 111.
BRADLEY, OSCAR
We, The People
NBC -TV
BRAY, EDITH
KVKM,, Monahans, Tex.
BRENNER. JOHN
WBMS, Boston, Mass.
BRESTOFF. PHIL
Starlit Stairway
WXYZ, WXYZ-TV,
Detroit, Mich.
BRIGHT, WELDON
KGNC. KGNC-TV,
Amarillo, Texas
BRINKLEY. J. B.
WBAP-TV, Ft. Worth, Tex.
BRINKMAN. HELEN
WDLB, Marshfield, Wis.
BRISTOWE. BRUCE
CFAC, Calgary, Alta.
BRITTAIN. HERBERT
CKRC, Winnipeg, Man.
• • • Orchestra Leaders-Conductors-Organists — Radio-TV * * *
BROWN, DENNIS N.
WBGR Jesvu\ Ga.
BROWN. LES
The Bob Hope Show
Co ".date Comedy Hour
NPC, NBC TV
BROWN, NOLWOOD
WTRP, Savannah, Ga.
BRUCE. PEG
KQV, Pittsburgh. Pa.
BRYAN. GIL
V.'TNS, Coshocton, O.
BUCK. GEO. A.. JR.
V.'JN'O, West Palm Beach, Fla.
BUILEMA. ROBERT
WFUR, Grand Rapids, Mich.
BUNCH, GLENN
WMARTV, Baltimore, Md.
BUNN. NEAL
KNEA, Jonesboro, Ark.
BURGESS. JACK
KFYO, Lubbock, Texas
BURHAM. BOBBY
KLVT, Levelland, Tex.
BURKE, JOE
WSCR, Scranton, Pa.
BURLESON, BERNEY
V.'ETB, Johnson City, Tenn.
BURT, GARLAND
V/LAK, Lakeland, Fla.
BUTLER, JANE
WGBS, Miami, Fla.
BUTTERS, HARLEY
WROK, Rockford, 111.
BUTTZ, CHARLENE
V/IRE, Indianapolis, Ind.
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CALABRESE, RAY
WHIM, Bloomsburg, Pa.
CAMPBELL. WILLARD
WHIO, Dayton, Ohio
CAMPBELL. WISHART
CFRB, Toronto, Ont.
CAMPEN. LARRY
KYA, San Francisco, Gal.
CANDY. ERIC
CFRN, Edmonton, Alta.
CANTELLI, QUIDO
NBC Symphony
NBC
CARLEW, JIM
WPIN, St. Petersburg, Fla.
CARPENTER, ETHEL M.
WDBQ, Dubuque, Iowa
CARROLL. GEORGE
WEEU, Reading, Pa.
CARTR, FREDA
KAMD, Camden, Ark.
CARTER, RAY
Arthur Murray Party
DuMont
CASEY. JEWEL
WSAV, Savannah, Ga.
CAWLEY. BOB
Matinee
KOTV, Tulsa, Okla.
CHASINS, ABRAM
WQXR, New York, N. Y.
CHEESMAN, A.
WGBB, Freeport, N. Y.
CLARK. ALLAN
WKY, WKY-TV, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
CLAUSER, JOSEPH
Hymn Time
WFBM-TV, Indianapolis, Ind.
CLEAVER, MARSHALL S.
WKAP, Allentown, Pa.
COGGSHALL, A. O.
WGY, Schenectady, N. Y.
COLLINS, ART
CHUM, Toronto, Ont.
COLLINGSWORTH, JACK
WLAG, LaGrange, Ga.
COLLINS, DOROTHY
WITZ, Jasper, Indiana
COLLINS, JERRY
WNOX, Knoxville, Tenn.
COMISKEY, LILLIE MAE
KWFT, Wichita Falls, Texas
CONCIE, BOB
KALE, Richland, Wash.
CONROY. ELIZABETH
KRAI, Craig, Colo.
CONWAY, DOT
WMGY, Montgomery Ala.
COOKE, LUCILLE
KLIF, Dallas, Texas
COOLEY, JOHN
WEAM, Arlington, Va.
COOLEY. SPADE
B. Grand, Oklahoma; Spade
Cooley Show, KYLA
CORRINGTON, BILL
KENT, Shreveport, La.
1110
A^ ORCHESTRA LEADERS *
CORRINGTON, JAY
WATA, Boone, N. C.
COSTA, JOHN
WDTV, Pittsburgh, Pa.
COURTNEY, DEL.
KPIX, San Francisco, Cal.
COVINGTON, BUDDY
KNUZ, Houston, Tex.
CRAMER, DOUG
KGIL, San Fernando, Cal.
CROMWELL, VIRGINIA
KFDA, Amarillo, Texas
CROOK, GEORGE
Organ Recital
NBC
CROSBY, BOB
B. Aug. 23, 1913, Spokane, Wash-
ington; "Club 15," CBS; Jack
Benney Show, CBS-TV
CUSICK, PHIL
WBAX, Wilkes -Bane, Pa.
OUTRIGHT, PEGGY
WRAY, Princeton, Ind.
— D —
DAHLSTROM, EARL
Tip Off On Sports
KRJF, Miles City, Mont.
DAHLVIG, J. I.
WLDY, Ladysmith, Wis.
DALTON, OWEN
WLBJ, Bowling Green, Ky.
DANNA, VIC
WEBR, Buffalo, N. Y.
DAUGHERTY, STAN
KMOX, St. Louis, Mo.
DAVIS, EARL
WBOK, New Orleans, La,
DAVIS. GEORGE
WRBL, Columbus, Ga.
DAVIS, GLENN
KULF, Alpine, Tex.
DeBENEDETTO, EDITH
WBBW, Youngstown, O.
DEEGAN, MICHAEL
WJMJ, Phila., Pa.
DeLAND, FREDDIE
Dinner Date
WAGA-TV, Atlanta, Ga.
DeLUGG. MILTON
Breakfast with Music
WNBT, New York
DEMAREST, MARY ANN
WABY, Albany, N. Y.
DENNIS, GENE
WVOM, Boston, Mass.
DeREMER, LIONEL H.
WBCM, Bay City, Mich.
DeSTEFANO, HELEN
WPTR, Albany, N. Y.
DEUEL, LES
WOKO, Albany, N. Y.
De VOL. FRANK
Jack Smith, Dinah Shore — Ginny
Simms Show, CBS-Radio; Frank
De Vol Show
DIA, DICK
WOV, New York, N. Y.
DICKEY, GENE
WSPD, Toledo, O.
DOHERTY, ED
WBIP, Booneville, Miss.
DONALDSON, EARL
KALL, Salt Lake City, Utah
AL RICKEY
CONDUCTOR - COMPOSER
MR. KEEN - 9 Years
KIDDIE LAND RECORDS
DECCA RECORDS
Formerly Musical Director
for
HAMMERSTEIN MUSK HALL
MANHAHAN MERRY-CO-ROUND
WALTZ TIME
ESSEX HOUSE
Jersey City, N. J.
journal Square 5-9794
nil
• • • Orchestra Leaders-Conductors-Organists — Radio-TV * * *
DOOP. BETTY JEAN
KITO, Sv.Tn Bernardino, Col.
DRAKE, MILDRED
V..'.'. :\^ W'.iu-iovo, Ky.
DRESDEN, CHUCK
KPKL, Paso Robles, Cal.
duBOIS, CHARLES
KBiVY, Bilhngs, Mont.
DUDLEY. ALLEN
WFIN, Findlay, Ohio
DUPREE, BOB
V.'GBR, Goldsboro, N. C.
DURAN. KEN
KXYZ, Houston, Tex.
DWELLEY. DALE
KSUE, Susanville, Cal.
— E —
EARLY, GERTRUDE
WJMA, Orange, Va.
ECKFORD. RAY
CKGB, Timmins, Ont.
EDGES, CLARENCE
V/EAY, Green Bay, Wis.
EDMONDSON. NEAL
KSBW, Salinas, Cal.
ELLIS. JANET
V/ALB, Albany, Ga.
ELLSWORTH. JACK
V/ALK, Patchogue, N. Y.
EMERSON. BYRON
V/7/HG, Hornell, N. Y.
EMMEL, JOHN
KEX, Portland, Ore.
ENGLISH. RANDOLPH S.
WTRY, Troy, N. Y.
EPPEL. R. V.
KORN, Mitchell, S. Dak.
ETTERS, CLARENCE
WBT, Charlotte, N. C.
EVANS SUE
KWEN, West Memphis, Ark.
EVRSOLE. JACK
WKCT, Bowling Green, Ky.
EXUM, LORETTA
WDAK, Columbus, Ga.
— F —
FEAREY. JACK
KVOS, Bellingham, Wash.
FELTER. RUTH
WDLA, Walton, N. Y.
FESSLER. JEAN
WTAD, Ouincy, 111.
FIELDING. JERRY
Jerry Fielding Show
KNXT, Hollywood, Cal.
FINELLI, CARLENE
KTRN, Wichita Falls, Tex.
FINN. MICHAEL
WEOA, Evansville, Ind.
FITCH, MARGIE
KGIN, Glenwood Springs,
Colo.
FITZSIMMONS. PAUL
CKOC, Hamilton, Ont.
FORMA. DICK
KBOX, Modesto, Cal.
FOWLER, BOB
KBOR, Brownsville, Tex.
FRANKLIN, HUGH
WLCR, Torrington, Conn.
FRIAR, CHARLES E.
WGIV, Charlotte, N. Carolina
FRIELING, JAMES J.
WXRA, Buffalo, N. Y.
FRIENDLY. LEONARD
KSL, Salt Lake City, Utah
FRITZ, HAROLD
WKBI, St. Mary's, Pa.
FRYE, J. ALLEN
KBKI, Alice, Texas
FUKUHARA, WM.
KULA, Honolulu, Hawaii
FULKS, MOZELLE
KVSM, San Mateo, Cal.
FULLER, LORENZO
Kiddie Kollege
DuMont
FULTON, ROBERT
KERG, Eugene, Ore.
— G —
GAGNE, ALINE
CKCL, Matane, Que.
GALLICCHIO, JOSEPH
Big City Serenade
NBC
GANTTER, RAYMOND
WFBL, Syracuse, N. Y.
GARDINER, RUTH
WLEA, Hornell, N. Y.
EIRL
SHELDON
Musical Director
EMBASSY CLUB
starring
MINDY CARSON
HENRY "HANK" SYLVERN
Director of Music
MU. 8-6600
1112
• • • Orchestra Leaders-Conductors-Organists — Radio-TV • • *
GARRETT, MERLE
WGBA, Columbus, Ga.
GART, JOHN
Paul Winchell-Jerry Mahoney,
WNBT; Chance of a Lifetime,
ABC-TV; Balance Your Budget,
WCBS-TV
GASQUE, KENNETH
WJAY, Mullins, S. C.
GEER, SANDY
WALT, Tampa, Fla.
GEISLER. BETTY
WCPO, Cincinnati, O.
GERNETZKE, HOWARD
WSAU, Wausau, Wis.
GEYER, BILLY
WFDF, Flint, Michigan
GIBBONS, FRED
KTRH, Houston, Texas
GIBSON, DOROTHY
KFPW, Fort Smith, Ark.
GIERSDORF, RIP
KRLD, Dallas, Tex.
GIRARD, RAE
Tee Vee Jamboree
WAAM, Baltimore, Md.
GITZ, JEAN
KRDO, Colorado Springs, Colo.
GLYNN, JOHN
WIRA, Ft. Pierce, Fla.
GODFREY, BARBARA
WMAZ, Macon, Ga.
GODLING, G.
CJSO, Sorel, Que.
GOLDBERG, LOUIS
WCOP, Boston, Mass.
GOODMAN, AL
"Colgate Comedy Hour," NBC-
TV; "Al Goodman Musical Al-
bum," NBC-Radio
GORDON, LLOYD P.
WEBB, Bradford, Pa.
GOULD, DOROTHY
WJNC, Jacksonville, N. Car.
GOW, ART
KLZ, Denver, Colo.
GRAHAM, ELLEN
KWTZ, Waco, Texas
GRANVILLE, BILL
KOIL, Omaha, Neb.
GRASSO, FRANK
WFLA, Tampa, Fla.
GRAY, MITCHELL
WJPA, Washington, Pa.
GREEN, BERNARD
Top Guy
Melody Highway
Valentino
ABC
GREEN, JANE
KIUP, Durango, Colo.
GREENE. SHERRIE
WIS, Columbia, S. C.
GREGORY, WILLIAM
WTVH, Peoria, 111.
GRIBBEN, ROBERT
KDTH, Dubuque, Iowa
GRIEB, HERBERT
WILD, Birmingham, Ala.
GROULX, AURELE
CKCH, Hull, Que.
GUDDENDORF, KATHLEEN
WMRO, Aurora, 111.
GUDENBERG, MARTIN
KIXL, Dallas, Texas
— H —
HAACKE, LAUREM
KDIX, Dickinson, N. D.
HACKETT, RAY
KCBS, San Francisco, Cal.
HALEY. PAT
WMCK, McKeesport, Pa.
HANSEN, EARLE BARR
WIOD, Miami, Fla.
HARLING, HUGH
KVEC, San Luis Obispo, Cal.
HARMON, CLARICE
WMON, Montgomery, W. Va.
HARPER, MARGE
KMUS, Muskogee, Okla.
HARRIMAN, PAUL J.
WLAW, Boston, Mass.
HARRIS, JACK
KGCU, Mandan, N. D.
HARRISON, GUY ERASER
Oklahoma Symphony
Mutual
HART, JOAN
WICA, Ashtabula, O.
HARTEL, PATRICIA
WBIZ, Eau Claire, Wis.
HARVEY, MARY
WGEM, Ouincy, 111.
HATCH. WILBUR
KNX, Los Angeles, Cal.
HATHAWAY. LEN
WENE, Binghamton-Endicott,
N. Y.
HAVEN, BROOK
KRAL, Rawhns, Wyo.
HAVENS. WADE
KLMR, Lamar, Colo.
HAVERSTICK. CHARLOTTE
WWIN, Baltimore, Md.
9 "-»' 1^**
PAUL TAUBMAN
MUSICAL DIRECTOR
BOB AND RAY
TRUE DETECTIVE
PERRY MASON
BENJ. MOORE PAINT SHOW
PENTHOUSE SERENADE
VOICE OF AMERICA
RCA VICTOR RECORDING ARTIST
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HAWLEY. SHERWOOD
WCHA. Ci^.ainbt^rsbuiq, Pa.
HAYES, GARY
fCYN'.A Yuma, Ariz.
HAYS. REX
W.NAX. Yankton, S. D.
HEINES. SHIRLEY
WJPS, Evansville, Ind.
HELLING, JACK
KTLN, Denver, Colo.
HENKE, CARL
V.JN'.B. Harrisburg, Pa.
HENLEY, HAROLD
WOPI Bristol, Va.
HENNINGER, GEORGE
Whispering Streets
Homemaker's Jamboree (TV)
Valentino
ABC
HETRICK. PHYLLIS
KJBO. San Diego, Cal.
HEULE, BILL
WSFT, Thomaston, Go.
HIATT. PAUL
Pjt s Open House
WTVN, Columbus, O.
HILL. J.
KLIX, Twin Falls, Idaho
HILL. ROBERTA
V/BSM, New Bedford, Mass.
HILTON, FREDA
V.'LOF, Orlando, Fla.
HIXSON, GLEN
V.'IAG, Norfolk, Neb.
HOBBIE, CHARLES D.
KV.'HC, Ft. V/crth, Texas
HOGAN. HARLAN
V.'SBT, South Bend, Indiana
HOGAN. JIM
]un Deline Gang
WSYR-TV Syracuse, N. ^
HOLT. LEAH
KWJJ, Portland, Ore.
HOLTON. FRANK
CKPC, Brantford, Ont.
HOPKINS. RAYMOND
WIBC, Indianapolis, Ind.
HORRIGAN. ALBERT F.
KFGO, Fargo, N. D.
HORSLEY. ROBERT
WMC, Memphis, Tenn.
HOUSTON. ED
CKEY, Toronto, Ont.
HOWARD. BRYCE
KSVF, Artesia, N. M.
HOWARD. CAMMIE
CKOY, Ottawa, Ont.
HOWELL, BERNIE
KCBD, Lubbock, Texas
HOYT. HELEN
KOEL, Oelwein, Iowa
HUBBARD, HENRY M.
KVOA, Tucson, Arizona
HUGH. IVOR
WCCC, Hartford, Conn.
HULL, JOY
KCID, Caldwell, Idaho
HUMPHREY, HARVEY
WPAT, Paterson, N. j.
HUNDLEY, ALLEN JR.
KDSX, Denison, Tex.
HURWITZ, ZIGGY
Money to Burn
WBTV, Charlotte, N. C.
JACKSON. MAURICE
WVKO, Columbus, O.
JACKSON. SARA F.
WSPC, Anniston, Ala.
JENKINS, GORDON
Royal Showcase
NBC TV
JENKINS. POLLY
WDEV, Waterbury, Vt.
JENSEN. BYRON
KOVO, Prove, Utah
JEROME. JERRY
WPIX, New York
JESTER. SHIRLEE
WKRC-TV, Cincinnati, O.
JOHNSTON. EDDIE
WTRF, Bellaire, Ohio
JONES, BARBARA
KEYS, Corpus Christie, Texas
JONES, ROBERT S.
KCMO, Kansas City, Mo.
JOPLIN, JAY
WIEL, Elizabethtown, Ky.
JORDEN, ED
WNOK, Columbia, S. C.
JOSEPH, AL
WCBT, Roanoke Rapids, N. C.
JOYNER, GORDON
WPEO, Peoria, III.
lOYNES, DUFF
WNOR, Norfolk, Va.
— K —
KALER, RANDALL
WFAS, White Plains, N. Y.
KANOY, PEG
WSAT, Salisbury, N. Car.
MURRAY ROSS
MUSICAL DIRECTOR — ORGANIST
NEWSSTAND THEATRE
THE CONTINENTAL
DREAM HARBOR
TOP GUY
CHARLES PAUL
Conductor - Composer
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^ Orchestra Leaders-Conductors-Orgqnists — Radio-TV • • •
KATIMS, MILTON
NBC Symphony
NBC
KAYE. JIMMY
KTHT, Houston, Texas
KAYE, SAMMY
Sammy Kaye's Sunday Sere-
nade
NBC
KEEFE, PAUL H.
WOTW, Nashua, N. H.
KELLOGG, JOHN
WMBG, Richmond, Va.
KELLY, JIM
WROY, Carmi, 111.
KELTON, LEE
WJAS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
KENTON, STAN
Stan Kenton Concert
NBC
KERN, GENETA
WKBV, Richmond, Ind.
KIEL, ERWIN
KHUB, Watsonville, Cal.
KILEY, JOHN
WMEX, Boston, Mass.
KING, JAMES C.
WKGN, Knoxville, Tenn.
KING, PEE WEE
King And Orchestra
NBC
KING. WALLACE
WATR, Waterbury, Conn.
KIPEN, MAURICE
Blue Room
WTMJ, WTMJ-TV, Milwaukee,
Wis.
KISTLER, JACK
WPFB, Middletown, O.
KLECKNER, TOM A.
KDAC, Fort Bragg, Cal.
KLINGER, EDITH
WFVD, L. A., Cal.
KNIGHT, FRANK
WARE, Ware, Mass.
KNICK, WALTER
WBNS-TV, Columbus, O.
KOENIG, MARJORIE
WMT, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
KOTTLER, MISCHA
WWJ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
KRAUSS, MILTON
Live Like a Millionaire
ABC
KREHBIEL, MEL H.
WCBC, Anderson, Ind.
KRIEGER, ED
WSOO, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
KRUEGER, RALPH
WJJL, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
KUHN, JOHN J.
WKIP, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
— L —
LANDIS, PATTY
KIOA, Des Moines, Iowa
LANE, HAZEL
KROW, Oakland, Cal.
LANG, SID
WIND, Chicago, 111.
LARSEN, BILL
KISD, Sioux Falls, S. Dak.
LaTULIPPE. DON
WJDA, Ouincy, Mass.
LAUDEMAN, PETE
WDSU-TV, New Orleans, La.
LAVALLE, PAUL
Cities Service Band of Amer-
ica
NBC
LAWRENCE, ANNA MAY
WFBMTV, Indianapolis, Ind
LAWRENCE, ELLIOTT
Guide Right
DuMont
LAWRENCE, MILTON
WSGN, Birmingham, Ala.
LEA, ROD
WWOD, Lynchburg, Va.
LEALI, LEE
WTOL, Toledo, O.
LEE, MEL
KTTR, Rolla, Mo.
LEIBERT, RICHARD
Organist
NBC
LENHORR, HENRY
KWED, Seguin, Tex.
LEON, MAX M.
WDAS, Phil., Pa.
LEONARD, BOB
WMMN, Fairmont, W. Va.
LEVERETT, LULA MAE
WVOP, Vidalia, Ga.
LEVEY, HAROLD
Theatre Guild On The Air
NBC
LEVIN, SYLVAN
WOR, New York City
LEVINE, HENRY
Chamber Music Society of
Lower Basin Street
NBC
LEWIS, ROBERT
WHBO, Memphis, Tenn.
FRANK DeVOL
MUSICAL CONDUCTOR
COMEDIAN
MCA
ROBERT ARMBRUSTER
Musical Director
NBC Western Division
RCA-VICTOR
RED SEAL RECORDS
Management
ART RUSH, Inc.
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# -ir * Orchestra Leaders-Conductors-Organists — Radio-TV * * *
ULLICO, DOUGLAS O.
LOEL THOMAS J.
■.'.■?■ :i :\:;;t Ponit, Ga.
LOESCH, RITA
WLRP, New Albany. Ind.
LOFTESNESS. RAY
k'SOO Sov.x Fa!)? S. Dak.
LOMBARDO, GUY
Your Hit Poradc, NBC
LONG. EDITH
V.'LCM Lancaster, S. C.
LOOS, JACK
V.'CV.O, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
LOOSE. CARL L.
V.'BLK, Clarksburg, W. Va.
LORD. EDWIN J.
V.T BO, Orlando, Fla.
LOUGHMAN. GERALD
V."REB, Hciyoke, Mass.
LOWERY. GENE
WVLN, Olney, 111.
LOVEIOY. GORDON
WRNO, Orangeburg, S. C.
LUDWICK. JEAN
V/FO:/, Marietta, Ga.
LYNCH. DARRELL
KUKI, Ukiah, Cal.
LYNN. JACK
WCAV, Norfolk, Va.
— We —
McCARL, ROBERT S.
:<L!Q Portland, Ore.
McCLUNEY. BETTY
V/GAD, Gadsden, Ala.
McCULLEY. JOE
V/£NI, Bndgeton, N. J.
McCUTCHEON, KEN
■.V::<Y Fv-jn5v:lle, Ind.
McGEEHAN. MARY
'.VTUX, Wilmington, Dela.
McGILL. MILDRED
V/MIX, Mt. Veinon, 111.
McGRATH, MARGARET E.
•'''.'.VH, 0::.a'm, .'Job.
McHALE. LARRY
.'CALB, Alexandria, La.
McHUGH. PAT
KRUL, Corvallis, Ore.
McKAY. ANNE
V/GAF, Va.cocta, Ga.
McKINLAY, LYNN
Y.?A. TV, Salt Lake City, Utah
McKINNEY. ALENE
KFAE, Omaha, I-Jeb.
Mcl.ARTY. SARAH
YS:.:.. ;.. :.o:aa^, Aik.
McLEAN. DON
KFYR, B.smarck, N. D.
McNEIL, IDA A.
KGF/, P.^rre, S. Dak.
>f
MACK. JOHNNY
y.V/jk. K'.-nnott, Mo.
MACKEY. J. WRIGHT
'!l?.kY.. V/.iliamsport, Pa.
MAIN. RALPH E.
Y.y/'j'.'i ''Jlt.Tidr/f;, 1/ont.
MAT.THOUSE. PEGGY
C.HA:-i, ;^oor.-,aw, Saak,
MANNING, JUNE
.',;>;.■: •f.r.'r.gton, W. Va.
MANSFIELD. ROGER
V/K'r; :r:o.';.'jfiville. Ga.
MANTOVANI
'/...'; By Mantovani
MAPES, MARIAN
■.'.■•'•' :.':..'::. Texas
MARCOTTE, DON
WMAO, Chic-jgo, 111.
MARTIN. DUDE
Dude Martin Show
KTTV, Los Angeles, Cal.
MARTIN, JOHN
KLIZ, Bramerd, Minn.
MATEER. MARY
WjE], Hagerstown, Md.
MAUGANS. BILL
WBBZ, Ponca City, Okla.
MAYEUX. JULES
WJBO, Baton Rouge, La.
MAYFIELD. ALICE
WSFA, Montgomery, Ala.
MELANSON. PAUL
WVAM, Altoona, Pa.
MERCHANT. BILL
WMUS, Muskegon, Mich.
MERRIMAN, BERNARD V.
KVNI, Coeur D'Alene, Idaho
MERRITT. EDWARD L., JR.
WARC, Rochester, N. Y.
MESERVY. NORMAN
WOLF, Syracuse, N. Y.
METCALFE. ROBERT
WOHI, East Liverpool, Ohio
METCHNEK, WILLIAM
WCCO-TV, Minneapolis, Minn.
MICHAELSON, EDWARD
WBNX, New York, N. Y.
MILLER. ARNOLD B.
WSBC, Chicago, 111.
MILLER. CLIFF
KBUC, Corona, Cal.
MILLER. HARRISON A.
KIT, Yakima, Wash.
MINER. CHAS.
WMIA, Caguas, P. R.
MOFIELD. RAY
WPAD, Paducah ,Ky.
MONROE. VAUHGN
The Camel Caravan
The Vaughn Monroe Show
NBC
MOORE. A. RAYMOND
WHUM, Reading, Pa.
MORGAN. JIM
WHAY, New Britain, Conn.
MORGAN. WAYNE
V/MFR, High Point, N. C.
MOSENA. RICHARD
KHUR, Burlington, Iowa
MOSER. CLYDE
WTAR, Norfolk, Va.
MULLEN. DAN
WLAV, Grand Rapids, Mich.
MULVANEY. DON
KROX, Crookston, Minn.
MUNRO. BILLY
CKVL, Verdun
MURFF. FRED
V/LAC, Na.shville, Tenn.
MURRAY. HUGH
KYOS, Merced, Cal.
MUSIC, MARY
V/CUE, Akron, O.
NAPIER. BILL
YJ:P/:. Enid, Okla.
NASH. BARNES
7/nir,, Bluofield, W. Va.
NATHANSON. MARTY
7/I/Iir;, Natchez, Miss.
NEAL, PAUL
7/B;i:;, Cleveland, Ohio
NEARNS, JOE
Top O'Morning
KIJBY, Nev/port, Ark.
NELMS, BILL
V/TAX, Springfield, III.
NELSON. GENE
KFA.IA, St. Cloud, Minn.
NELSON, STAN
KITE, r:an Antonio, Texas
NELSON. WILFORD
WHSC, Hait.<3ville, S. C.
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NIDES. HARRY
WROL, Knoxville, Tenn.
NIEMI, WALT
WMBL, Morehead City, N. C.
NININGER, EVE
WDBJ, Roanoke, Va.
NIXON. GENE
WMSC, Columbia, S. C.
NOBLE. LEIGHTON
Bandstand Revue
KTLA, Los Angeles, Cal.
NORMAN. RALPH
Heritage
Nancy Craig (TV)
Valentino
ABC
NORRIS. JULIE
WNMP, Evanston, III.
NUTTALL, JANE
KSAN, San Francisco, Cal.
— o —
ODERMAN, ESTHER
WLIO, E. Liverpool, O.
O'HAGAN. VIRGINIA
WKRC, Cincinnati, O.
O'HARA, JANE
WOAN, Scranton, Pa.
O'NEILL, JOE
KVOO, Tulsa, Okla.
O'NEILL. MARTIN
WKXY, Sarasota, Fla.
OSBORNE. HAROLD
WMBD, Peoria, 111.
OSBORNE. SHIRLEY
WINN, Louisville, Ky.
OSSER. GLENN
American Music Hall
Dancing Party
Paul Whiteman Teen Club
ABC
OTTERSON. LOUISE
WJVA, South Bend, Ind.
OUELLETTE, GRATIEN
WCOU, Lewiston, Maine
OVERSTREET. MAVIS
WSLS, Roanoke, Va.
OWEN. EMLYN
KXEL, Waterloo, Iowa
PAGE, DOROTHY
WPAY, Portsmouth, O.
PALM, BETTY LOU
WTOD, Toledo, O.
PALMER, GEORGE
WNHC-TV, New Haven, Conn.
PARADIS, GABRIEL
CHFA, Edmonton, Alta.
PARKER, LEONRE
KTFI, Twin Falls, Idaho
PARKER. ROBERT
KLRA, Little Rock, Ark.
PARRY. DAVE
WLAP, Lexington, Ky.
PATTERSON, LOUISE WARE
WFAU, Augusta, Maine
PAUL. CHARLES F.
B. New York City; Martin Kane,
NBC; Mr. & Mrs. North, CBS;
Hie Shadow, WOR; The Ameri-
con Trail
PAUL. SYD
WHOL, Allentown, Pa.
PAULSON, AL
WDGY, Minneapolis, Minn.
PAVEY R.
WJLb', Detroit, Mich.
PAYTON, ERNIE
WSNJ, Bridgeton, N. J.
PEARCH. ERNIE
CKDA, Victoria, B. C.
PELLETIER, WILFRED
NBC Symphony
NBC
Orchestra Leaders-Conductors-Organisfs — Radio-TV * • •
PETERS, WALLY
CJOR, Vancouver, B. C.
PFLEEGER, GEORGE C.
WJTN, Jamestown, N. Y.
PHELPS, AGNES
WNAV, Annapolis, Md.
PICKENS, CHARLES
WHBC, Canton, O.
PIERCY, FRED
KAFY, Bakersfield, Calif.
PILDNER, HENRY
WGAR, Cleveland, O.
PLAGENS, RAY
WFAA-TV, Dallas, Tex.
POMEROY. RICHARD
WILS, Lansing, Mich.
POOLE, LEE
WNAO, Raleigh, N. Carolina
POTT, WILLARD
WHK, Cleveland, O.
POTTER, BETH
KFRD, Rosenberg, Texas
POWELL, BOB
WDVA, Danville, Va.
POWELL, RICHARD
WTOP, Washington, D. C.
PRENTICE, CHARLES D., JR.
WHAT, Greenfield, Mass.
PRESSON, JAKE
WCRS, Greenwood, S. C.
PRESTON, LEW
KWOE, Clinton, Okla.
PRITCHARD, MARJORIE
WMPS, Memphis, Tenn.
PRITCHARD, PENELOPE
KFDM, Beaumont, Texas
PYM, H. V.
CKNX, Ontario
— R —
RAMEY, A. MAXWELL
CKBW, Bridqewater, N. S.
RAMIREZ, LUIS A.
WIPR, San Juan, P. R.
RANDALL, GORDIE
TV Showcase
WRGB, Schenectady, N. Y.
RANDOM, MICHAEL DOWN
KLX, Oakland, Cal.
RANNIE, THOMAS A.
CTAV, Port Alberni, B. C.
RASE, BILL
KHRA., Sacramento, Cal.
RAVEN, GEORGE C.
KSYC, Yreka, Cal.
REBEL. DET ORES
WMAR-TV, Baltimore, Md.
RECORE, ARVIE
WLW D, Dayton, O.
REDUS. JACK
KFKA, Greeley, Colo.
REEDER, CHAS.
WING, Dayton, O.
REGAN, BOB
WKNB, New Britain, Conn.
RENNER, FRANKIE
WADC, Akron, Ohio
REUTER, JOHN
WRCO, Richland Centre, Wis.
RHAME, RICHARD
WTND, Orangeburg, S. C.
RHODRIGUEZ, MH DRED
KJEF, Jennings, La.
RICKEY, AL
Mr. Keen — 9 Years; Kiddie Land
Records; Decca Records.
RILEY, LOMAN B.
WDYK, Cumberland, Md.
RILEY. RALPH
WHIZ, WHIZ-TV, Zanesville, O.
RIO, ROSA
My True Story
When a Girl Marries
Ted Malone
ABC
ROBARDS, GARY
WSIV, Pekin, 111.
ROBERTS, DON
WKNE, Keene, N. H.
ROBINSON, FRANCES
WVMI, Biloxi, Miss.
ROESE, RAY
WRFO, Worthington, O.
ROHR. JACK
WCBM, Baltimore, Md.
RONGO. BARBARA
KTBC, Austin, Texas
ROSE. DAVID
The Red Skelton Show
NBC-TV
ROSS. MURRAY
Tales of Tomorrow, Dream Har-
bor, The Adventurer, ABC
ROSS, ROY
WNEW, New York City
ROTH, ALLEN
Milton Berle Show, NBC-TV
RUDOLPH, JOE
WAIT, Chicago, 111.
RUMMINGER, BARBARA
WMUU, Greenville, S. C.
RUPP, ESSIE
WCKY, Cincinnati, O.
RUSSELL, BAZ
CJCH, Halifax, N. S.
RYAN, JAMES
KWPC, Muscatine, Iowa
— s~
SALTER, BOB
KDSH, Boise, Idaho
SALTER, HARRY
Name That Tune
NBC
SANDEFUR, BILL
WBTM, Danville, Va.
SANFORD, CHARLES
Your Show of Shows, NBC-TV
SARGENT, MICHAEL
WBIW, Bedford, Ind.
SASLAVSKY, NICHOLAS L.
WEVD, New York, N. Y.
SAUER, FLORENCE
CHVC, Niagara Falls, Ont.
SAVKO, BETH
WICC, Bridgeport, Conn.
SAXON, JIM
KRIC, Beaumont, Tex.
SCHARF, WALTER
The Phil Harris-Alice Faye
Show
NBC
SCHEYING. VALERIE
WLAN. Lancaster, Pa.
SCHMUTX. FREDERICK H.
KVIC, Little Rock, Ark.
SCHORR. ARNOLD
WFEC, Miami, Fla.
SCHUMAKER. BETTY
KAYS, Hays, Kansas
SCHURR, BARBARA
WASL, Annapolis, Md.
SCOTT. ALICE
WCSC, Charleston, S. C.
SCOTT, BILL
WRLD, Lanett, Ala.
SCOTT. FRANK
WDAY, Fargo, N. Dak.
SCOTT, JACK
KPDN, Pampa, Texas
SCOTT, JEFF
WPWA, Chester, Pa.
SCOTT, KEN
WCNT, Centralia, 111.
SCOTT, R. A. JR.
WBLT, Bedford, Va.
SCOTT, RAY
WZIP, Covington, Ky.
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SCOTT, RAYMOND
Your Hit Parade
NBC-TV
SCOTT, SID
WPAC, Patchogue, N. Y.
SEESE, LUCILLE
KEAR, San Mateo, Cal.
SELBY, NELSON
WBEN, Buffalo, N. Y.
SEMMENS, JO ANN
WACB, Kittanning, Pa.
SERRA, LOUIS
WEIR, Weirton, W. Va.
SHEAN. EARL J.
WJAR, Providence, R. I.
SHELDON. EARL
Musak Associated Transcrip-
tions; Fashion Magic, CBS-TV;
Embassy Club
SHERWOOD. BOBBY
Texaco Star Theatre
NBC-TV
SHIELDS, ROY
Promenade Concert
NBC
SHIMP, BERT
WSAZ, Huntington, W. Va.
SHUMWAY, JIM
WPLA, Plant City, Fla.
SILFEN, CARL
WAGE, Syracuse, N. Y.
SIMON, TAUDIE
KBOL, Boulder, Colorado
SKYLES, JACK
KEYL, San Antonio, Tex.
SLACK, PETER, DR.
KGER, Long Beach, Cal.
SMITH, HANK
WFPA, Fort Payne, Ala.
SMITH, PEGGY
KSIB, Creston, Iowa
SOLITO, AL
Variety Stand
WTAR-TV, Norfolk, Va.
SONTAG, GEORGE
woe TV, Davenport, Iowa
SOWARDS, JOHN
V/CMI, Ashland, Ky.
SPEAR, SAM
Cavalcade of Stars
DuMont
SPIRSI. JOHN
Coffee Time
WKTV, Utica, N. Y.
STABILE. DICK
Colgate Comedy Hour
NBC-TV
STANLEY, LEONARD
Melodies 'n' Money
WXYZ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
STARR, RAY
KWWL, Waterloo, Iowa
STEADMAN, BILL
WNDB, Daytona Beach, Fla.
STEELE, JIM
WIRK West Palm Beach, Fla.
STEENROD. ANNE
WPTW, Pigua, O.
STEIN, REX
WLDS, Jacksonville, 111.
STEPHENS. DAVID
WCAU, Phil., Pa.
STEVENS, LEONARD
WHAT, Phil., Pa.
STEWART. BOB
Hit the Deck
WBRY, Waterbury, Conn.
STITELER. FRANK
WGLS, Decatur, Ga.
* * * Orchestra Leaders-Conductors-Organists — Radio-TV * * *
STOKER, ED
K/TA ?-:!lt Lake City, Utah
STOMME, RUTH
".'.AW Now Haven, Conn.
STORR. WILBERT
WLET, Toccca, Gci.
STOVALL, RUBY PEARL
V.'KAY, Glasvjow, Ky.
STUART. EARL
*.'.us:cally Speaking
V.'WJ TV, Detroit, Mich.
SUDDUTH, GENE
WEAR Pensacola, Fla.
SULLIVAN, ROBERT E.
WMRN, Manon, Ohio
SUMMERS. BILL
WLBC, Muncie, Ind.
SVEHLA. WALT
V.'OAN^ Miami, Fla.
SWARTZ, JACK
K3PH, Flagstaff, Ariz.
SYLVERN, HENRY
"HANK"
"This Is Show Business," CBS-
TV; "USA Canteen," CBS-TV;
"Suspense," CBS-TV; Sam Lev-
enson Show, CBS-TV; "Nick Car-
ter," "Boston Blackie"
— T —
TALMADGE. BILL YE
•C!.':0, Tacoma, Wash.
TANNE, ERNIE
'.'.■ j.-.y .S.iver Springs, Md.
TAUBMAN, PAUL
Bob & Ray (Colgate), NBC;
Perry Mason, CBS; True Detec-
tive, WOR; Penthouse Serenade,
WOR-NBC; Voice of America
TAYLOR, BETTY LEE
G.f! ShOD
V/TVJ, Miami, Fla.
TAYLOR, WEBSTER
V/l^IK, Middleboro, Ky.
TEMPLEMAN, MARIAN
K'.VPC, l>5uscat;ne, Iowa
THOMAS, LEE
V/HLB, Virginia, Minn.
THOMPSON, JOE
K'liZ, Pnoenix, Ariz.
THOMSON. IAN
':r:R Brockville, Ont.
TOWNSEND, WALLY
CKLV/, Detroit, Mich.
TOSCANINI, ARTURO
.'.'EC SYI/IPHONY
!JBC
TRAVIS, VICTOR
V/I.II.'y. Atlantic City, N. J.
TRENDLER, ROBERT
//r,:: TV, Ch.-ago, 111.
TROTTER. MARY ALICE
KA.'.'E, JJov/ Ibena, La.
TURNER, DORICE
V/r.;iO, Hair Mbur';, IIJ,
TURNER, HARRY
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TUTTLE, HARRIETT
WTOC, Savannah, Ga.
USHER, FRED
V —
B. C.
— V —
VAN DAMME, ART
^>>ffr,e And
7/!;hO, Chicaao, 111.
VAN WAGENEN, HAROLD E.
VAN ZANT, BOBBY
KVIC. Victoria, Texas
VENN, MARLENE
KSUM, Fairmont, Minn.
VINSON, JIMMY
WBML, Macon, Georgia
VOEGELI. DONALD
WNA, Madison, Wis.
VOGT. GERALD
WHEC, Rochester, N. Y.
VOLLUM. ROBERT
CKLB, Oshawa, Ont.
VOORHEES. DONALD
The Telephone Hour
NBC
w
WACKS, LOU
WMCA, New York, N. Y.
WADSON. RALPH
WLOW, Norfolk, Va.
WALDRON, R. H.
KRKL, Kirkland, Wash.
WALKER, ED C.
WDAE, Tampa, Fla.
WALKER, HARRY
KMOR, Oroville, Cal.
WALKER, ROBERT
WJHL, Johnson City, Tenn.
WALLENSTEIN, ALFRED
Symphonies for Youth
Mutual
WALTERS. FAUSTINE
KMJ, Fresno, Cal.
WAMSER, FRED
KXLW, St. Louis, Mo.
WARMOTH, ED
KNPT, Newport, Ore.
WATERS, RUBS E.
CFOR, Orillia, Ont.
WATKINS, EVA
WHJC, Matewan, W. Va.
WATSON, BILLYS
KDWT, Stamford, Texas
WATTS, SAM
KWBR, Oakland, Cal.
WAY, ROBERT
WESC, Greenville, S. C.
WAYNE, BERNIE
Music for Paramount Pictures;
All original music and musical
commercials on the Sammy Kaye
Show, WNBT
WAYNE, ROGER
WHLI, Hempstead, N. Y.
WAYNICK, HOWARD
WFMY TV, Greensboro, N. C.
WEAMER, DAVID
WBUX, Doylestown, Pa.
WEAVER, TOM
V/CMA, Corinth, Miss.
WEBB. GEORGE
WGTC, Greenville, N. C.
WEBER. ART
KGVO, Missoula, Mont.
WEBER. HENRY
WON, Chicago, 111.
WEBSTER. MALCOM
CjOIJ, St. John's, Newf.
WEED. BUDDY
American Sports Page
Buddy Weed Trio
Valentino
ABC
WEINER, MILTON
V/LW, Cincinnati, O.
WELK, LAWRENCE
Welk'rv Champagne Music
KTLA, Los Angeles, Cal.
WERLLA, JERRY
KULP, El Carnpo, Texas
WERNER, BARBARA
7/FirV/, Eau Claire, Wis.
WESTON, PAUL
The Paul Weston Show
1118
WHEELER, RON
KTAT, Frederick, Okla.
WHITE, ALBERT
KSFO, San Francisco, Cal.
WHITE, GEORGE
WSOK, Nashville, Tenn.
WHITE, ORSON
WRNI, Racine, Wis.
WHITENTON, RETA
WCKB, Dunn, N. C.
WHITFIELD, DUKE
KNEE, Scottsbluff, Neb.
WIELADT, ALLO
WFBG, Altoona, Pa.
WILBUR, R. D.
WINS, New York
WILD, ERIC M.
CBW, Winnipeg
WILDERSON, MAXINE
KFH, Wichita, Kan.
WILLIAMS, BILL
WIMS, Michigan City, Ind.
WILLIAMS. DICK
WKID, Urbana, 111.
WILLIAMS, JAY
KTSW, Emporia, Kansas
WILLIAMS, WALLY
KCKY, Coolidge, Arizona
WILLSE, BILL
WICE, Providence, R. I.
WILLSON, MEREDITH
The Big Show— NBC
Meredith Willson's Music
Room— NBC
All-star Revue— NBC-TV
Encore— NBC
WILSON, BOB
KWYO, Sheridan, Wyo.
WILSON, GRANT
WXEL, Cleveland, O.
WILSON, HAPPY
WAPI, Birmingham, Ala.
WILSON, JOHN
WEAV, Plattsburg, N. Y.
WILSON, VIRGIL
Songs, Inc.
WTAR-TV, Norfolk, Va.
WIRGES, BILL
Stage a Number
Kids and Company
DuMont
WITTGES, DOLLY
KVOR, Colorado Springs, Colo.
WOLFF, KARL
CKFI, Fort Frances, Ont.
WOOD, EARL
WOL, Washington, D. C.
WORDEN, BILLIE
WMAN, Mansfield, O.
WORTLEY, ROBT.
KTUL, Tulsa, Okla.
WRIGHT, GEO. W.
WMOD, Moundsville, W. Va.
WRIGHT, JANE
KRMG, Tulsa, Okla.
WYMAN, ALICE
WFBC, Greenville, S. C.
— Y —
YATES, J. NEWTON
KPOL, Los Angeles, Cal.
YOHE, C. RUSSELL
WBOC, Salisbury, Md.
YOKOM, MOSE
CJKL, Kirkland Lake, Ont.
YOUNG, MARLENE
KOVE, Lander, Wyo.
YOUNG, VICTOR
B. August 8, 1900, Chicago, III.;
Carnation Contented Hour, CBS;
Musical Director of Paramount
and Republic
Network and Independent
and their work in 1952
— A —
ADAMS, BOB
Star Hostess Party
KNXT, Hollywood, Cal.
ALLEN, BUDDY
Barry Gray Show
DuMont
ALLEN, EDWARD
WTVR, Richmond, Va.
ANDERSON, STAN
KGMB, Honolulu, T. H.; KHBC,
Hilo, T. H.
ANDORN, SIDNEY
Man About Town
WXEL, Cleveland, O.
ARNELL. PETER E.
B. October 11, 1921, Bridgeport,
Conn.; The Name's the Same,
ABC-TV; Wheel of Fortune, CBS-
TV; Balance Your Budget, CBS-
TV
ARNOUX, PAT
Relax
WTAR-TV, Norfolk, Va.
— B —
BACH, BOB
What's My Line
CBS-TV
^
BACHMAN, JOHN
Morning Chapel
DuMont
BACKLUND, RALPH
You and the World
CBS
Bi»ER, NORMAN
Maggi McNeills
WABC
BAILEY, JUDSON
Soorts Spot
CBS-TV
BAIRD, JOHN
Morning Chapel, Protestant
DuMont
BAKER, GEORGE
Spotlight Theater
WNBW, Washington, D. C.
BALDOUR, CHARLES
Meet Your Neighbor
WDTV, Pittsburgh, Pa.
BANNER, ROBERT
Fred Waring Show
CBS -TV
BARNOUW. ERIK
Horizons
Seminar
ABC-TV
BARRY, JACK
Life Begins At Eighty
Wisdom of the Ages
Oh Baby
DuMont
BAUGHN. TED
WRGB, Schenectady, N. Y.
BEASLEY, IRENE
Grand Slam
CBS
BECKER, VERNON
Kiddie KoUege
DuMont
BENNETT, DONN
The Big Idea
DuMont
BERGESON, CHARLES
Ladies Day
WJBK-TV, Detroit, Mich.
BERNARD, DON
Bob Hawk Show
CBS
BERNARD, PAUL
WTW-D. Dayton, O.
BERNS, LARRY
Our Miss Brooks
CBS-TV
BIILINGSLEY, SHERMAN
Stork Club
CBS -TV
ARTHE B. MODELL
PRODUCER
DIONE LUCAS HOUR
DOMESTICALLY YOURS
WABC-TV
1119
CHARLES MARTIN
PRODUCER - DIRECTOR
PHILIP MORRIS PLAYHOUSE
AL SPAN
CBS -TV
producer of the
"Red Buttons Show"
1120
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BLAND, AL
Space Adventures of Super
Noodle
CBS
BORDENKIRCHER. TOM
The News Picture
WSAZ-TV, Charleston, W. Va.
BORGE, PAUL
KMTV, Omaha, Neb.
BORIES, ROBERT A.
Food for Thought
DuMont
BRENNAN, BILL
Bachelor's Haven
KNXT, Hollywood, Cal.
BRIGGS, STEVE
Happy Valley Folks
WTTV, Bloomington, Ind.
BRILL, RICHARD
Wheel of Fortune
CBS -TV
BRODKIN, HERB
ABC Album
WABC-TV
BROOKE, NED
Sat. Nite Jamboree
WSAZ-TV, Charleston, W. Va.
BUNETTA, FRANK
Dark of Night
DuMont
BURCH BILL
Gene Autry Show
CBS
BURKE, CAROLINE
Masterpiece Playhouse; Red
Feather Revue; Heralds Of Good
Will; Around The Town; Voca-
tion Wonderland; Watch The
World; Operation Frontal Lobes,
NBC-TV
BURNETT, MURRAY
Time For Love
CBS
— c —
CADY. CHARLES S.
WBNS-TV, Columbus, O.
CAREY, BERNIE
Peoples Parade
CAREY, RALPH
WOW-TV, Omaha, Neb.
CARNEY, JACK
Give and Take
CBS
CARTOUN, ALAN
Chronoscope
KGNG-TV, Amarillo, Tex.
CBS-TV
CHERTOK TELEVISION, INC.
Private Secretary
CBS-TV
CHRISTENSEN, JIM
Plain and Fancy Cookin'
WBEN-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.
CLAMPETT, BOB
Time for Beany
KTLA, Los Angeles, Cal.
CLARK, JOHN
Captain Video
DuMont
CLARK. JOHN L.
The Plainclothes Man
DuMont
COOK, DON
WGN-TV, Chicago, 111.
COOLEY, LEE
B. Oakland, Calif.; Perry Como
Show, CBS-TV; Eddy Arnold
Show. CBS-TV
COOPER, HAL
Magic Cottage
DuMont
CORBIN, TIP
Smokey Rogers General Store
KFMB-TV, San Diego, Cal.
CORRELL. CHARLES
Amos 'n' Andy
CBS-TV
CORRIGAN, WM. T.
B. August 27,
Hollywood Opening Night, Lights
Out, The Clock, Musical Comedy
Time. Hollywood Hall of Fame,
Masterpiece Playhouse, NBC-TV
COWAN, ABE
Amateur Boxing
WCPO-TV, Cincinnati, O.
CROTHERS, GEORGE
Invitation to Learning
CBS
CUMMINGS, IRVING
Lux Radio Theatre
CBS
CYR, GEORGE
Living Fashion
WNBK, Cleveland, O.
— D —
DANZIG. JERRY
Crime Syndicated
CBS -TV
DARGAN. TOM
Merceedees
KING-TV, Seattle, Wash.
DAVIS. WATSON
Adventures in Science
CBS
1121
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PRODUCERS— NETWORK-INDEPENDENT
• • •
DEGEN. CARL
L.ttio Playhouse
V.NBW, Washington, D. C.
DEMPSEY. WM.
'r\-:\:^-.itional Programs
KP'.X, San Francisco, Cal.
DIGBYN, NOEL
H.-:r.e Folks
DIGCiS. DICK
Lcuella Parsons Show-
CBS
DODGE, BRUCE
Fun lor All
CBS
DONAHUE. JACK
Meet Millie
CBS TV
DRUCE. OLGA
Captain Video
DuMont
DUNLOP. JAKE
Your Home Hour
WO I -TV, Ames, Iowa
DUTTON. MARALEITA
Mr. Wizard, NBC-TV
DUTEN. MIKE
Bill Cullen Show
CBSTV
— E —
EASTMAN, CARL
Perry Mason
CBS
ESTABROOK. TED
Ted Steel Program
V/PIX, New York
EVANS. RICHARD L.
Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir
CBS
EWING. ED
Shoot the Works
WLW C, Columbus, O.
FASSETT. JAMES
N. Y. Philharmonic-Symphony
CBS
FERRIN. FRANK
Smilin' Ed
CBS-TV
FLENNIKEN. BRENT
KING TV, Seattle, Wash.
FLORENCE, LOU
WPIX, New York
FOREST, ROBERT
What in the World
CBS-TV
FRAMER. WALT
B. April 7, 1908, • Pittsburgh,
Pa.; Strike It Rich, CBS-TV,
NBC; The Big PayoH, NBC-TV;
Double or Nothing, CBS-TV,
NBC; The Greatest Man on
Earth, ABC-TV
FREEMAN. ESTED D.
Shopping Guide
WFBM-TV, Indianapolis, Ind.
FRIENDLY, FRED
See It Now
CBS-TV
FROILAND. LOUISE
Vaughn Monroe Show
CBS
FROMMERT, PETER J.
WFMJ-TV, Youngstown, O.
FULLER, SAM
Colgate Comedy Hour, All Star
Revue, NBC-TV
— G —
GALEN, FRANK
Meet Millie
CBS
GARRIGUS, FRED
You and the World
CBS
GAY. BILL
Hallmark Playhouse
CBS
GERRY, ROGER
Guide Right
Stage a Number
DuMont
GIERLACH, CHET
Kis and Company
DuMont
GILL, FRANK, JR.
Edgar Bergen- Charlie
McCarthy Show
CBS
GLUCKSMAN
ERNEST D.
Colgate Comedy Hour, All Star
Revue, NBC-TV
GODSON, FREEMAN
Amos 'n' Andy
CBS-TV
GOODMAN. MARTIN
It Happens Every Day
CBS
GOODSON & TODMAN
I've Got A Secret
CBS-TV
GOORIAN, LENNIE
Paul Dixon Show
WCPO-TV, Cincinnati, O.
ERNEST D. GLUCKSMAN
NBC — Producer-Director
'COLGATE COMEDY HOUR"
"ALL-STAR REVUE"
NBC-Hollywood
Martin and Lewis
Donald O'Connor
Ben Blue
George Jessel
Judy Canova
Ritz Brothers
LEE PAINTON
Producer-Director
"MRS. U S A"
NBC-TV
PROLOGUE TO THE FUTURE
NBC-TV
OUTDOORS V/ITH ED DODD
RADIO
1122
PRODUCERS— NETWORK-INDEPENDENT
GRAMMER, BOB
Memory Lane
WBAP-TV, Ft. Worth, Tex.
GRAY. NORMAN
Dinner Date
WAGA-TV, Atlanta, Ga.
GREER, MILAN
George Hamilton Combs
WABC
GROSS, JACK J.
Big Town
CBS-TV
GRUENBERG, AXEL
Armour Star Playhouse —
NBC-TV
Hallmark Playhouse —
NBC-Radio
Stars Over Hollywood —
NBC TV
GUEDEL, JOHN
People Are Funny — CBS-Radio
Art Linkletter's House Party —
CBSRadio-TV
GUIDICE, VIC
Keep Posted
WTTG, Washington, D. C.
GUY, BILL
Let's Visit
WFMY-TV, Greensboro, N. C.
— H —
HALDI, JOHN
WBNSTV, Columbus, O.
HARRIS. DAVID K.
WNHC-TV, New Haven, Conn.
HARRISON. ARCH
WTVR, Richmond, Va.
HARVEY. RICHARD
Variety Stand
WTAR-TV, Norfolk, Va.
HAUFMAN, HAL
WOOD-TV, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
HEIDER, FREDERICK
MCA Films
WABC-TV
HELLER, FRANKLIN
Eddie Albert Show
CBS TV
HEPNER, CHARLES
Frontier Theater
DuMont
HIRCHMAN. HERBERT
The Web
CBS-TV
HODAPP, BILL
American Inventory
NBC-TV
HOLLANDER, JEAN
Beat the Clock
CBS-TV
HORRELL, MARTIN
Grand Central Station
CBS
HOWELL, CLIFF
Amos 'n' Andy
CBS
HUGHES, T. GORDON
My Little Margie
CBS
HUMMERT, FRANK AND ANNE
Romance of Helen Trent
CBS
HURDLE. JACK
B. June 13, 1909, Washington,
D. C.; Jackie Gleason Show,
CBS-TV
IRVING. CHARLES
Search for Tomorrow, CBS-TV
IRWIN. CAROL
I Remember Mama, CBS-TV
J
JERKINS, JOE
Oklahoma Farmer
WKY-TV, Oklahoma City,
Okla.
JONES, CHARLES
Music Is Fun
WDAF-TV, Kansas City, Mo.
JOHNSON, GLEN
Stag Session
WBTV, Charlotte, N. C.
JOHNSON, ROY
WLTV, Atlanta, Ga.
— K —
KALMUS, JANE
Herb Sheldon Show, WNBT;
Ask the Camera, WNBT
KAUFMAN, MURRAY
Eva Gabor
WABC
KEECH, BRUNCH
Brunch Time
Kelvin Keech Visits
WABC
KELLING. ROY
Schlitz Playhouse
CBS-TV
KETCHAM. JAMES
Keystone Breakfast Club
WHUM-TV, Reading, Pa.
JACK HURDLE
PRODUCER
"JACKIE GL°EASON SHOW"
CBS-TV
SAM FULLER
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
''Colgate Comedy Hour"
"All Star Revue"
NBC TV
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• • •
KING. LYN
WNBQ Chicane, 111.
KOSTE. WALTER
Playschool
WWJ TV, Detroit, Mich.
KOVACS. ERNIE
Err.:e Kovacs Show-
CBS -TV
KHANTZ. STEVE
Herb Sheldon Show
'AN'BT, New York
KRASNE, PHILIP N.
Bia Town
CBS TV
KUHL. CALVIN
Lux Video Theatre
CBS TV
— L —
LADESH. BILL
Sundown Uptown
WDAFTV, Kansas City, Mo.
LAIR, lOHN
Renfro Valley Sunday
Gathering
CBS
LANDSBERG, KLAUS
Frosty Frolics
KTLA, Los Angeles, Cal.
LANE, ALAN
This IS for You
WHUM-TV, Reading, Pa.
LANG. TONY
WNAC-TV, Boston, Mass.
LAWRENCE. BILL
R-b Hope Show — NBC Radio
LESAN. DAVID
Guiding Light
CBS
LEVITAN. PAUL
U. N. In Action
CBS TV
LEVY. JACK
Jack Benny
CBS TV
LEVY. PARKE
December Bride
CBS
LEWIS, ELLIOTT
Suspense
Cathy & Elliott Lewis Onstage
CBS
LESTER LEWIS ASSOCIATES
Meet Betty Furness
CBSTV
LEWIS, MAHLO
Toast of the Town
CBS -TV
LIEBMAN, MAX
Your Show of Shows, NBC-TV
LINKROUN, RICHARD
Freedom Rings
CBS -TV
LOCKE, NORTON
Teen Time
WTVN, Columbus, O.
LOEWI, BOB
Kitchen Fare
DuMont
LOVETON, JOHN W.
Mr. and Mrs. North
CBS -TV
LUGT, JOHN
KSL-TV, Salt Lake City, Utah
LUND, BILL
KMTV, Omaha, Neb.
LUPPINO, NICHOLAS
WLWC, Columbus, O.
— Mc —
MacDONALD. DUNCAN
The Power of Women
DuMont
MacDONNELL, NORMAN
Bakers' Theatre of Stars
CBS
McCANN, DOROTHY
Dr. Christian
CBS
McCOLLUM, TOM
Charade Parade
WSYR-TV, Syracuse, N. Y.
McDERMOTT, TOM
Wendy Warren and the News
CBS
McKINLEY, BARRY
WGN-TV, Chicago, 111.
Mcknight, tom
Beulah
CBS
— iW —
MACKENZIE, MURDO
Bing Crosby Show
CBS
MACKENZIE, W. H.
Musical Penny
WTVN, Columbus O.
MACKIN, JOHN
WTVR, Richmond Va.
MADDOX, KELLY
KGNG-TV, Amarillo Texas
MANDEILLE BETTY
FBI in Peace and War
CBS
MANN, CLAIRE
Glamour, WJZ-TV; It's A Wo-
man's World, WJZ-TV
CAROLINE BURKE
NBC-TV
Producer
Director
CHARLES POUCHECK
NBC-TV PRODUCER
"VOICE OF FIRESTONE"
"RECITAL HALL"
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER
"NBC OPERA THEATER"
1124
MANSFIELD. IRVING
CBS-TV
MANULIS MARTIN
Suspense
CBS -TV
MABCUS, AL
Morning Chapel
(Protestant Segment)
DuMont
MARKHAM, JACK
Touchdown Parade
WFMY-TV, Greensboro, N. C.
MARKLE, FLETCHER
Studio One
CBS-TV
MARKS, BILLIARD
Jack Benny Program
CBS
MARTIN, CHARLES
Philip Morris Playhouse, CBS
MASTERSON, NELSON
Bride and Groom
CBS -TV
MASTERSON, REIDY
Bride and Groom
CBS -TV
MAYER, BRUCE
Ladies Date
DuMont
MEIKLE, PAT
Magic Cottage
DuMont
MELCHER, MARTIN
Doris Day Show-
CBS
MENKEN, LAWRENCE
One Man's Experience
One Woman's Experience
DuMont
PRODUCERS— NETWORK-INDEPENDENT
MEREDITH, EARL
Jack's Magic Shop
KFMB-TV, San Diego Cal.
MILLS, ANNIE
Helpfully Yours
KNBH, Hollywood, Cal. ^
MODELL, ARTHUR B.
Dione Lucas Hour, Domestically
Yours, WABC-TV
MONTAGNE, EDWARD J.
Man Against Crime
CBS-TV
MORGAN, AL.
Washington, U.S.A.
CBS
MORGAN, EDWARD P.
This I Believe
CBS
MORRIS, JOHNNY
The American Way
CBS
MORROW, BILL
Bing Crosby Show
CBS
MURPHY, BOB
Bob Murphy Calling
WJBK-TV, Detroit, Mich.
MURRAY, KEN
Time to Smile
CBS-TV
MURROW, ED
See It Now
CBS-TV
iV
NELSON, RAY
Little Ladies Party
DuMont
— o —
OLSEN, BARBARA
It's News to Me
CBS-TV
OPENSHAW, BYRON
KSL-TV, Salt Lake City, Utah
P
PAGET, PORTMAN
WLW-D, Dayton, O
PAINTON. LEE
Mrs. U. S. A., Prologue to the
Future, NBC-TV; Outdoors With
Ed Dodd
PALMER. TOM
Channel Inn
WFAA-TV, Dallas, Tex.
PARK. JAMES
Jack McElroy Show
KNBH, Hollywood, Cal.
PERRIN. NAT
My Friend Irma
CBS-TV
PERRY, DICK
The Paul Dixon Show
DuMont
PEYSER, ARNOLD
Trash or Treasure
DuMont
POLACHECK, CHAS.
Voice of Firestone, NBC-TV; Re-
cital Hall, NBC-TV; Associate
Producer NBC Opera Theater
POOLE. LYNN
Johns Hopkins Science Review
DuMont
POST. TED
Schlitz Playhouse
CBS-TV
LEE COOLEY
CREATES AND PRODUCES
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Mike Gargiulo
AGENCY:
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SPONSOR:
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• • •
POTTER. DON
Morninq Chapel
(Protestant Segment)
POWERS, CHARLES
M.-. F«-.k.ns
PREVATTE, NORMAN
Money to Burn
WBTV. Charlotte, N. C.
— « —
QUINLAN, S. C.
WBKBTV, Chicago, 111.
— K —
RAGAJCZAK, RAYMOND
■.',:.: AR-TV Baltimore, Md.
REDMAN, ISABEL
L ::;.:: Unto My Feet
REESE, IRWIN
Let's Go Bowling
DuMont
HEULEAUX, WALTER
Cinderella Weekend
WFBMTV, Indianapolis, Ind.
REYNOLDS. VERN
WOW-TV, Omaha, Neb.
RICHARDS. ALDEN
KSL-TV, Salt Lake City, Utah
ROACH. HAL. JR.
My Little Margie
Racket Squad
CBS TV
ROBERTSON. lAMES
WOODTV, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
ROPER, DONALD G.
Georgetown U. Forum
WTTG, Washington, D. C.
ROSS. BERNIE
Meet the Millers
WBEN-TV, BuHalo, N. Y.
ROSSELL. WARREN
Jim Deline Gang
V/SYR-TV, Syracuse, N. Y.
ROUNTREE. MARTHA
Keep Posted
DuMont
RUSSELL. CHARLES
You Are There
CBS-TV
— s —
SADLER. BILL
Kiddie Karnival
WFAATV, Dallas, Tex.
SANFORD. HERB
Garry Moore Show
CBS TV
SCHAEFER. KERMIT
Quick on the Draw
DuMont
SCHECK, GEORGE
star Time, WNBT
SCHENCK. CHARLES
Love of Light
CBS-TV
SCHNEIDER. GIL
Our Better Shelves
WKY-TV, Oklahoma City,
Okla.
SCOTT. JOHN
KGMB, Honolulu, T. H.; KHBC,
Hilo, T. H.
SEABORNE, JIM
Road of Life
CBS
SELDEN. JEFF
Double C. Canteen
DuMont
SELDEN. WALTER
City Hospital
CBS -TV
SHARP. JIM
WLTV, Atlanta, Ga.
SHARPE. DONALD W.
Four Star Playhouse
CBS-TV
SHAY. BETTY
Rosemary
CBS
SHOLLENBERGER. LEWIS
Capitol Cloakroom
CBS
SIDDONS. HEYWARD
Today in Washington
WNBW, Washington, D. C.
SIGSBEE. CHARLES
WMAR-TV, Baltimore, Md.
SILBERT. BILL
Bill Silbert Show
WABD, New York
SLINGLAND. FRANK
Margaret's Kitchen
WNBW, Washington, D. C.
SMITH. BEVERLY
Second Mrs. Burton
CBS
SMITH. FRED
KEYL, San Antonio, Tex.
SMITH. LAMAR
WOI-TV, Ames, Iowa
William Corrigan
Producer-Director
NBC-TV
1126
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SMITH, SID
jiiarn Dance
WBAP-TV, Fort Worth, Tex.
f?r»AN, ALFRED
Red Buttons Show, CBS-TV
SPIER, BILL
Omnibus
CBS-TV
SPILLMAN, SANDY
Teleptrips
KPIX, San Francisco, Cal.
SPIVAK, LAWRENCE
Keep Posted
DuMont
STANSON, MILTON
Kddiie Kollege
DuMont
st;juderman, bruce
WXEL, Cleveland, O.
STEARNS, JOHN
Breakfast with Music
WNBT, New York
STEEL, BOB
Aunt Jenny-
CBS
STEFFY, GEORGE
WNAC-TV, Boston, Mass.
STERNBERG, AL
Uncle Al's Corner
WCPO TV, Cincinnati, O.
STEVENS. GARY
Twenty Questions
DuMont
STEVENSON, RACHEL
Quiz Kids
CBS-TV
STONE, M.^IRTIN
Author Meets the Critics
DuMont
SULLIVAN, ED
Toast of the Town
CBS-TV
— T —
TODMAN, BILL
What's My Line
CBS
TOIEN. JACK
Kiddie Kastle
WDTV, Pittsburgh, Pa.
TOWNSEND, DALIAS
Aircraft Flash
CBS
TULL, BOB
TV Dance Party
WAGA-TV, Atanta, Ga.
— V —
VANDA, CHARLES
M & M Candy Carnival
Big Top
CBS -TV
VAN FREMD, CHARLES
State of the Nation
CBS -TV
— w —
WALLACH, GEORGE
B. Sept. 25th, New York City;
Jane Pickens Show, NBC; Holly-
wood U.S.A., NBC; "Bwana
Devil" First 3-D Full Length Film
WARREN, FRANK
Al Jazzbo Collins Show
DuMont
WEBLEY, EDWARDS
Parade of Stars, Spotlite
Revue
KONA, Honolulu, Hawaii
WERRENRATH, REINALD. JR.
Ding Dong School
WMBO, Chicago, 111.
WHITE, LAWRENCE
(White Rosenberg, Inc.)
Where Was I
DuMont
WHITE, SID
First in Fashion
Fashion Premiere
DuMont
WHITE, WALTER. JR.
Tarzan
CBS
WOOD, WILLIAM
Man of the Week
CBS-TV
WOOLF, LARRY
Quiz Kids
CBS
WORMINGTON, BILL
Television Starbeams
WDAF-TV, Kansas City, Mo.
WRIGHT, BURTON
Cinderella Weekend
WWJ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
WYNNE. KENNETH, JR.
WNHC TV, New Haven, Conn.
— z —
ZEIGLER. JOHN
Charming Children
WNBK, Cleveland, O.
ZIRATO, BRUNO, JR.
Robert O. Lewis Show
CBS
THE BARNES PRINTING CO.
NCORPORATED
Has printed the
RADIO ANNUAL — TELEVISION YEAR BOOK
for 16 years
''There must be a reason"
229 West 28th Street
New York, N. Y.
1127
JOE GRAHAM
Currently Directing
"WHISPERING STREETS"
(For General Mills)
"IT'S YOUR BUSINESS"
(For N.A.M.)
DICK SCHNEIDER
DIRECTOR
OF
"THE BIG STORY"
NBC-TV
THE
LILLI PALMER
SHOW
DIRECTED
BY
tfi^'-^
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Personal Representatives For
Alex Leftwich
AFFILIATED ARTISTS REPRESENTATIVES
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New York, New York
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DON HILLMAN
NBC-TV
DIRECTOR
1128
— A —
ABEL, RAY ""
Rootie Kazootle,
Home Gardener
Good Looks and Good Living
WABC-TV
ANDREWS. CLARK
Top Guy
ABC
ANDREWS, MARTIN
My True Story
ABC
ASHER, WILLIAM
I Love Lucy
CBS-TV
ASHLEY, IRA
Fun For All
CBS
ATKINS. IRV
People Are Funny
CBS
AUERBACH. LARRY
Love of Light
CBS-TV
AYERS. KIRBY
Grand Slam
CBS
— B —
BAILEY. JUDSON
Sports Spot
CBS-TV
BANNER. BOB
Fred Waring Show
CBS-TV
BARBOUR, OLIVER
Weather Girl
DuMont
BARTON, CHARLES
Amos 'n' Andy
CBS-TV
BEAL. WILLIAM
Kitchen Kapers, Dione Lucas,
John Reed King, Fitzgeralds,
Dog Show of Champions
WABC-TV
BERNARD, DON
Bob Hawk Show
CBS
BERNARD, GLEN
Meet Me At The Zoo
CBS-TV
BRENNAN, BILL
Jo Stafford Show
CBS
BROWN, MENDE
Inside Israel
DuMont
BRYAN. WILLIAM
The Adventurer
Paul Whiteman Teen Club
ABC
BUNETTA, FRANK
Life Is Worth Living
DuMont
BURCH, BILL
Gene Autry Show
CBS
BURGGRAF, PAUL
Rootie Kazootie, Papa Cellini,
Away You Go,
Home Maker's Jamboree,
Nancy Craig
WABC-TV
CAHAN, GEORGE
My Friend Irma
CBS-TV
CARNEY, JACK
Give and Take
CBS
JOSEPH SANTLEY
PRODUCER-DIRECTOR
JIMMY DURANTE SHOW GEORGE JESSEL SHOW
PERRY COMO SHOW
"ALL STAR REVUE"
NBC-HOLLYWOOD
1129
RADIO-TELEVISION DIRECTORS
• • •
CHIRKINIAN. FRANK
M & M C.TTK-iy Carnival
^'HS TV
COOK, FIELDER
AND GOODE, R.
Lux Video Theatre
CBS-TV
COOCEY, LEE
B. Oakland, Cal.; Perry Como
Show, CBS-TV; Eddy Arnold
Show, CBS-TV
CORDAY, TED
C,;:-.vv.na L'.ght
CBS TV
CRAMER. NED
Ernie Lovacs
CBS-TV
CROTTY. BERKE
Eastern Parkway Boxing
Dumont
CURRIE. ROBERT
In the Dark
CBS-TV
— D —
DARLEY. DIK
B. Dec. 12, 1923, Hollywood, Col.;
Space Patrol, Personal Appear-
ance Theatre, All American Jubi-
lee, Jerry Colonna Show, ABC-TV
DEMAREST. BILL
Heritage
ABC
DICK. HENRY
Magqi McNeills
ABC'
DIGBY. NOEL
Home Folks
CBS
DIGGS. DICK
Louella Parsons Show
CBS
DISKIN. MARSHAL
W^hat's Your Bid
Seminar, W^alter V^inchell
V^ABC-TV
DODSON. WILLIAM
Joe Franklin's Memory Lane,
Yachting Show, Spotlight On
Harlem, Homemaker's Jambo-
ree, Nancy Craig, First Edition
V^ABC-TV
DONAHUE, JACK
Meet Millie
CBS-TV
DOYLE, ROBERT
Perspective
V\^ABC-TV
DUERK. FRED
Mary Margaret McBride
Cal Tinney
ABC
DUTTON, MIKE
Bill Cullen Show
CBS-TV
— E —
EASTMAN, CARL
"Perry Mason"
CBS
EBI, EARL
Lux Radio Theatre
CBS
EUBANKS, GENE
Space Adventures of Super
Noodle
CBS
FARNSWORTH, SCOTT
When a Girl Marries
ABC
FINKEL, ROBERT S.
B. March 25, 1918, Pittsburgh,
Pa.; The Ruggles, Hollywood The-
ater Time, ABC-TV; Biff Baker,
U.S.A., NBC-TV; Chevron The-
ater, all networks
FLOREY. ROBERT
Four Star Playhouse
CBS-TV
FOREST, ROBERT
What In The World
CBS-TV
FRANKS, JEROME
City of Hope Telethon, Cerebral
Palsey Telethon, John Reed
King's "Tootsie Hippodrome,"
CLAY YURDIN
DIRECTOR
ABC — TV
BARRY SHEAR
DUMONT - TV
DIRECTOR OF
'BARRY GRAY SHOW
"GUIDE RIGHT"
"STAGE A NUMBER"
1130
RADIO-TELEVISION DIRECTORS
Billy Graham's "Hour of Deci-
sion," On Trial, Songtime, ABC-
TV
FROILAND, LOUISE
Vaughn Monroe Show
CBS
— G —
GARRISON. GREG
NBC
GAY, BILL
Hallmark Playhouse
CBS
GLUCKSMAN.
ERNEST D.
V. Vienna; Colgate Comedy
Hour, NBC-TV
GOODMAN. MARTIN
It Happens Every Day
CBS
GORMAN, WALTER
Young Dr. Malone
CBS
GRAHAM, JOE
B. Sept. 15, 1916; Whispering
Streets, ABC; It's Your Business,
ABC
GREINER. BOB
Valentino
Eddie Dunn Show
ABC
— H —
HANNA. ARTHUR
This Is Nora Drake, Our Gal
Sunday
CBS
HARLIB, MATT
Strike It Rich (Daytime)
CBS-TV
HARRIS, MARY
Second Mrs. Burton
CBS
HELLER, FRANKLIN
What's My Line
CBS-TV
HEWITT, DON
Doug Edwards
CBS-TV
HIGHT, JEAN
Let's Pretend
CBS
HILL, CHARLES
State Of The Nation
CBS-TV
HILL. MARTIN
Art Linkletter's House Party
CBS-TV
HILLMAN, DONALD
STUART
B. April 3, 1925, New York,
N. Y.; The Herman Hickman
Show, American Inventory, Youth
Wants to Know (Winner of the
Sylvania Television Award for
"Best Public Interest Show"),
American Forum, Kate Smith
Show, Jane Pickens Show, NBC
HUGHES, T. GORDON
My Little Margie
CBS
HURDY. RAI
Stork Club
CBS -TV
HUSTON. TED
Meet Betty Furness
CBS-TV
IRVING. CHARLES
Search For Tomorrow
CBS-TV
JOHNSTONE, JOHN
Hollywood Star Playhouse
NBC
— K —
KENNY, WES
The Power Of Woman
Dumont
— JL —
LARGE, DON
Make Way For Youth
CBS
JEROME FRANKS
DIRECTOR
Olsen & Johnson's "Hellzapoppin"
City of Hope Telethon
Cerebral Palsy Telethon
John Reed King's "Tootsie Hippodrome
Billy Graham's "Hour of Decision'
FRANK SATENSTEIN
CBS— TV
DIRECTOR
of
The Jackie Gleason Show
1131
RADIO-TELEVISION DIRECTORS
• • •
LEFTWICH. ALEX
B. Feb. 13, 1910, Philadelphia,
Pa.; The Lilli Polmcr Show, CBS-
TV
LEFTWICH. ED
Bndae And Groom
J PS -TV
LEVIN. MIKE
Life Is Worth Living
Dumont
LEVY. PARKE
December Bride
CBS
LEVY. RALPH
Jack Benny
CBS -TV
LEWIS. A.
Our Miss Brooks
CBS-TV
LEWIS. ELLIOTT
Cathy and EUiott Lewis On
Stage
CBS
LINKROUN. RICHARD
Freedom Rings
CBS-TV
LOVETON. JOHN W.
]At. and Mrs. North
CBS
LOWE. DAVID
Life Begins At Eighty
What's The Story
Dumont
LUMET. SIDNEY
Danger
CBS-TV
— 3tc —
McCALLUM, BILL
Live Like a Millionaire
Mystery Theatre
Editing on Time Capsule
ABC
MacDONNELL. NORMAN
Bakers' Theatre of Stars
CBS
McCULLOUGH. ANDREW
Omnibus
CBS-TV
McKEE. WES
Brighter Day
CBS
MacDONNELL, NORMAN
Escape
CBS
MAGNER, MARTIN
Where Was I
Dumont
MANDEVILLE, BETTY
FBI In Peace And War
CBS
MANHOFF, BILL
Meet Millie
CBS
iff
MARKS, SHERMAN
Balance Your Budget
CBS-TV
MARSHALL. BILL
Whispering Streets
Metropolitan Auditions of the
Air
Metropolitan Opera
ABC
MARTIN, CHARLES
Philip Morris Playhouse, CBS
MEDFORD, DON
Tales of Tomorrow
Eddie Nugent Talent Patrol
Quick As A Flash
All-Star News
WABCS-TV
MELCHIOR, IB
Perry Como
CBS-TV
MONTAGNE, EDWARD J.
Man Against Crime
CBS-TV
MORRIS. JOHNNY
The American Way
CBS
MULLIGAN, ROBERT
Suspense
CBS-TV
MURPHY, RALPH
Mr. and Mrs. North
CBS-TV
ARTHUR PENN
A.ssociate TV Director:
"Colgate Comedy Hour"
Staged :
"Ezio Pinza Show"
Writing Credit^'.
"Ezio Pinza Show" (2)
"Hollywood Opening
Night" (3)
NBC— TV
ROBERT FINKEL
DIRECTOR
INE FILM
The Ruggles — ABC Chevron Theater
Dennis Day Show — NBC Biff Baker, U.S.A.
In Preparation
"Pride of the Famiry"
with
Paul Hartman
1132
• • *
RADIO-TELEVISION DIRECTORS
• • •
— iV —
NELSON, RALPH
I Remember Mama
CBS-TV
NEUMAN, ALAN J.
The Kate Smith Hour- NBC
Lights Out-NBC
Bhnd Date-NBC
Here s To Your Health-NBC
NICKELL, PAUL AND
SCHAFFNER, FRANKLIN
(Alternate Directors)
Studio One
CBS-TV
NOBLE, ROBERT
Drew Pearson
Life Begins at 80
Vacationland USA
ABC
NYBY. CHRISTIAN
Private Secretary
CBS-TV
P
PAINTER, DON
Jack Berch Recordings
Champagne Fashions
Musical Previews
ABC
PAUL, BYRON
This Is Show Business
CBS-TV
PAINTER, DON
This Is Show Business
CBS-TV
PENN, ARTHUR H.
B. Sept. 27, 1922, Philodelphia,
Pa.; Colgate Comedy Hour, NBC-
TV; Ezio Pinza Show, NBC-TV
PEYSER, JOHN
Crime Syndicated
CBS-TV
PIANO, TONY
American Music Hall
Dancing Party
ABC
— R —
REAGON, NEIL
Dr. Christian
CBS
REISNER, ALAN
City Hospital
CBS-TV
RICCA, ERNIE
Romance of Helen Trent
CBS
RICHARDS, ARTHUR
Rosemary
CBS
RITTS, PAUL
Big Top
CBS-TV
RUBIN, JACK
Hilltop House
CBS
RUSKIN, GOBY
Arthur Murray Party
Dumont
— s —
SANTLEY, JOSEPH
All Star Revue, NBC-TV
SATENSTEIN. FRANK
B. Oct. 7, 1924, New York City;
Ken Murray, CBS-TV; Frank Sin-
atra Show, CBS-TV; The Show
Goes On, CBS-TV; Jackie Gleason
Show, CBS-TV
SGANLON, WALTER
Headline Edition
News of Tomorrow
Una Mae Carlisle
George Sokolsky
Walter Winchell
ABC
SCHIMMEL, CLARENCE
Garry Moore Show
CBS -TV
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ABC TV
SDG
RTDG
ATAS
SID SMITH
TV DIRECTOR
"ALL STAR
REVl)E"
NBC, HOLLYWOOD
JIMMY DURANTE SHOW
GEORGE JESSEL SHOW
RITZ BROTHERS SHOW
1133
If ir if
RADIO-TELEVISION DIRECTORS
• • •
schn:!IDER. dick
The Big Story, NBC-TV; Door
Wa> to Danger, NBC-TV; Kate
Smith Show, NBC-TV
SCHNUR. lERBY
it s News To Me
CBS-TV
SCHOPE. ROGER
Basketball, Nancy Craig, First
Edition, Rudolph Halley, Ital-
ian Cookery, Pet Party
WABC-TV
SHEA. TOM
Break the Bank
Gloria Parker
} I Ivin Keech Show
A?C
SHEAR. BARRY
Kathie Norris Show, WABD;
Barry Gray, WABD; Stage A
Number, DABD; Inside Israel,
WABD; Midway, WABD
SHELDON. JAMES
Edd:G Albert Show
CBS -TV
SHEVELOVE, BERT
Red Buttons Show
CBS -TV
SMITH. SID
All Star Revue, Jimmy Durante
Show, George Jessel Show, Ritz
Brothers Show, NBC-TV
SOMMERVILLE, WARREN
Bobby Sherwood
Tales of Tomorrow
ABC
STEDMAN. BILL
Bobby Sherwood
Tales of Tomorrow
ABC
STEEL. BOB
Aunt Jenny
CBS
STERNBERG. AL
The Paul Dixon Show
Dumont
SWIFT. LELA AND
HIRCHMAN. HERBERT
The Web
CBS-TV
TORMEY. BOB
News of Tomorrow
Headline Edition
Greatest Story
ABC
V
URBACH. LESLIE
(unit directors under Urbach
are BODE, WILLIAM AND
ULRICH, JOHN)
Action In the Afternoon
CBS-TV
— w —
WALLACE. DON
Wendy Warren And The
News
CBS
WEAVER, PAT
Quiz Kids
CBS
WEIST, GEORGE
My True Story
American Music Hall
Sparring Partners
ABC
WHITING. JUDSON
Lamp Unto My Feet
CBS-TV
WOLFE. ED
Ma Perkins
CBS
WRAY, JOHN
Toast Of The Town
CBS-TV
— Y —
CLAY
YURDIN
ABC-TV
Z
ZIRATO. BRUNO, JR.
Robert Q. Lewis Show
CBS
GREG GARRISON
DIRECTOR
TEXACO STAR THEATRE
1134
RADIO^TV WRITERS
Advertising Agency — Network — Free Lance
and their work during 1952
^
— A —
ABRAMS. CARL
Rocky King:
DuMont
ADAMS. CEDRIC
Cedric Adams
CBS
ALSBERG, ARTHUR
Our Miss Brooks
CBS
BARNETT, S. H.
Lux Radio Theater
CBS
BARNOUW, ERIK
Theater Guild On The Air
NBC
BALZER, GEORGE
Jack Benny Program
CBS
BECHER, BILL
Vaiigrhn Monroe Show
CBS
BENNER, BILL
Captain Video
DuMont
BIXBY, CARL
B. May 4, 1895, Worcester,
Mass.; Life Can Be Beautiful,
NBC
BLUME, BUDD
Space Adventures Of Super
Noodle
CBS
BRAUN, GIL
The Plainclothes Man
DuMont
BROOKS, MEL
Your Show of Shows, NBC-TV
BURCH, BILL
Gene Autry Show
CBS
CARRINGTON, ELAINE
Rosemary
CBS
CHEVIGNY, HECTOR
Second Mrs. Burton
CBS
CLORK, HENRY
Life of Riley
NBC-TV
CORCORAN, BOB
Rocky King-
DuMont
CRUTCHFIELD, LES
Bakers' Theater of Stars
CBS
— D —
DAILEY, GENE
Space Adventures of Super
Noodle
DALZELL, BILL
Stage A Number
DuMont
DOLGALL, BERNARD
Mr. President, The Adventur-
er, Tales of Tomorrow, Amer-
ican Music Hall, WABC
DRAKE, GALEN
GALEN, DRAKE
CBS
DUTTON,
MARALEITA
Mr. Wizard
NBC-TV
E
EALTON, BRYCE
Captain Video
DuMont
ELKIN, SAM
Rocky King
DuMont
ETTINGER, ED
Dream Harbor, Paul White-
man Teen Club, Gloria Parker,
Saturday Night Dancing Par-
ty, WABC
— F —
FINE, aiORTON
Suspense
CBS
FINKE, JACK AND
PELLETIER, LOUIS
FBI In Peace And War
CBS
FRANKEL, DORIS
Brighter Day
CBS
FREE LANCE WRITERS
Aunt Jenny
Mr. & Mrs. North
CBS
FRIEDKIN, DAVID
Suspense
CBS
1135
FUNT, JULIAN
Young Dr. Malone
CBS
— G —
GREENE, JOHN
People Are Funny
CBS
GUEDEL, WALTER
People Are Funny
CBS
GUSSMAN, CHARLES
Road of Life
CBS
— H —
HAWK, BOB
Bob Hawk Show
CBS
HITE, KATHLEEN
Bakers' Theater Of Stars
CBS
HOLLOWAY, JEAN
Hallmark Playhouse
CBS
HUMMERT, FRANK AND
ANNE
Our Gal Sunday
CBS
IRVING. CHARLES
This Is Nora Drake
CBS
J
JONES, J. FRANKLIN
Fun For All
CBS
JOSEFSBERG, MILT
Jack Benny Program
CBS
— K —
KALLEN, LUCILLE
Your Show of Shows, NBC-TV
KAN^, JOEL
Meet Millie
CBS
KAUFMAN, MILLARD
Baker's Theater Of Stars
CBS
KLINKER, ZENKO
Edgar Bergen-Charlie McCar-
thy Show
CBS
CARLTON E
MORSE
WRITER-PRODUCER
ONE
MAN'S
FAMILY
(Radio)
ONE
MAN'S
FAMILY
(TV)
I
LOVE
A
MYSTERY
(Radio)
THE
WOMAN
IN
MY
HOUSE
(Radio)
* RADIO-TV WRITERS *
— L —
LACHMAN, MORT
Bob Hope Show
NBC-Radio
Martin & Lewis Show
NBC-Radio
LAIR, JOHN
Renfro Valley Sunday Gather-
ing
CBS
LEWIS, AL
Our Miss Brooks
CBS
LOWTHEB, GEORGE
Dark of Night
I>uMont
— M —
MANHOFF, BILL
Meet Millie
CBS
MARION, IRA
Mr. President, Milton Cross
Opera Album, Metropolitan
Auditions Of The Air, Vaea-
tionland U. S. A., WABC
MORRISON, WILLIAM
Captain Video
DuMont
CARL
BIXBY
Life Can Be Beautiful
Television
Sturges Highway
South port, Conn.
Fairfield 9-3275
1136
RADIO-TELEVISION WRITERS
MORROW, BILL
Bing' Crosby Show
CBS
MORSE.
CARLTON E.
One Man's Family, NBC, NBC-
TV; I Love A Mystery, MBS; The
Woman in My House, NBC.
— N —
NEWMAN, WALTER
Bakers' Theater Of Stars
CBS
P
PAUL, NORMAN
Edgar Bergen-Charlie McCar-
thy Show
CBS
PERRIN, SAM
Jack Benny Program
CBS
PfflLLIPS, ARTIE
Edgar Bergen-Charlie McCar-
thy Show
CBS
PHILLIPS, IRNA
Guiding Lig-ht
CBS
PICKARD, JOHN AND PROVO,
FRANK
(CBS radio news for news
portion)
Wendy Warren And The News
CS
— q —
QUILLAN, JOE
Our Miss Brooks
CBS
— R —
RADCLIFFE, VIRGINIA
One Woman's Experience
DuMont
RAUGHT, KENNY
It Happens Every Day
CBS
RICHTON, ADDY AND STONE,
LYNN
Hilltop House
CBS
s —
SANGSTER, MARGARET
My True Story
Whispering Streets
ABO
SHARP, PHIL
December Bride
CBS
SHIP, REUBEN
December Bride
CBS
SKLAR, MIKE
Time Capsule. The Adventur-
er, Tales of Tomorrow. Morn-
ing Song-, WABC
STANLEY, JACKSON
People Are Funny
CBS
— T —
TACKABERRY, JOHN
Jack Benny Program
CBS
TOLKIN. MEL
Your Show of Shows, NBC-TV
TOVROV, ORIN
Ma Perkins
CBS
VENDIS, IRVING
dramatizes Erie Stanley Gard-
ner Stories
Perry Mason
CBS
— W —
WEBSTER, TONEY
Your Show of Shows, NBC-TV
WHEATON, GLENN
Jo Stafford Show
CBS
W^TTY. DON
Una Mae Carlisle. The Adven-
turer, Tajes Of Tomorrow,
WABC
WOOD, ARLENE
Valentino AM & TV
WABC
Join
CIVIL DEFENSE
NOW
1137
ART GREEN
MIAMI'S TOP DISC JOCKEY-SALESMAN
1138
RADIO AND TELEVISION
— their work during 1952
i^
— A —
ABBOTT, BOB
1480 Club
KAUS. Austin. Minn.
ABBOTT, WALT
Morning^ Varieties
KCSB, San Bernardino, Cal.
ABELL, FRAN
G. A. Barg^ain Show
KBOX, Modesto. Cal.
ADAMS, ARCHIE
Platter Chatter
WTWA, Thomson ,Ga.
ADAMS, CHARLES
Sunrise Salute
WTAN. Clearwater. Fla.
ADAMS, EDDIE
Clock Spinner
WDAR, Savannah, Ga.
ADAMS, JIM
Jim Adams Show
WNOP. Newport, Ky.
ADAMS, JIM
Nite Club of the Air
WSTV. Steubenville. O.
ADAMS, JOE
Mayor of Melody
KOWL. Santa Monica, Cal.
ADAMS, WARREN
Hillbilly Hits
WIHL. Hammond, La.
AGEE, LESTER
Melody Market
KRHD. Duncan. Okla.
ALBERT, FREDDIE
Ranch House Roundup
WJAT. Swainsboro, Ga.
ALBRECHT. PAUL
Music with Paul
WBIZ. Eau Claire, Wis.
ALBRITTON, DAVE
Dave Albritton Show
WING. Dayton. O.
.\LDEN, TOM
You Name It
KOLS, Pryor. Okla.
ALEMAN, JOE
KPRL. Paso Robles, Cal.
ALEXANDER, DICK
Dick's Den
WICC. Bridgeport. Conn.
ALEXANDER, KURT
Roll Jordan
WEAS. Decatur, Atlanta, Ga.
ALFORD. DICK
Strollin with Alford
KXLR, Little Rock. Ark.
ALLEN. AL
Al's Jive Til Five
KXLR, Little Rock, Ark.
.\LLEN, ILL
Tempo and Time
KXLE, Ellensburg, Wash.
ALLEN, BILL
KWFC. Hot Spring-s, Ark.
ALLEN, DEL
Melody Til Midnite
KROS, Clinton, Iowa
ALLEN, DON
Band Box
WATH, Athens, Ohio
ALLEN, FRED
It Pays To Listen
KCLE, Cleburne, Texas
ALLEN, GEO.
Listen While You Work
WBVP, Beaver Falls, Pa.
ALLEN, JIM
Back of the Hit Parade
KVER, Albuquerque. N. M.
ALLEN, LEE
Musical Bazaar
WSCR, Scranton, Pa.
ALLEN, PAUL
Musical Clock
CJAD, Montreal
ALLIGER, DICK
Alliger's Almanac
WBUX, Doylestown. Pa.
ALLINGER, RALPH
Musical Clock
WIBX, Utica, N. Y.
ALLISON, DANNY
Shop and Save
KCLE, Cleburne, Texas
AMAN, LLOYD
Nite Owl
KALE, Richland, Wash.
AMORY, JOE
Off the Record
KWIL. Albany, Ore.
ANDERSON, GORDON
UP N Atom
WAUG, Augusta. Ga.
ANDERSON, KIRK
A.M. Alley
WFGM. Fitchburg. Mass.
ANDERSON, MILTON
Platter Party
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Time Out For Melody
KWHB, Wuhita, Kans.
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Dt'siirns for Dancing'
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Tod ay s Top Five
WGBS, Miami. Fla.
BAKBUl K. HERSH
Musical Varieties
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Hale Kula
KULA. Honolulu, T. H.
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Mornin? Jamboree
WSIP. Paintsville. Ky.
BARKLEV. JAMES
Npw« and Music
KSCM. Fairmont, Minn.
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Penthou.se Party
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Matitrip
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t»70 Club
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Spiritual Time
WWRL, New York, N. Y.
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Mr. Music
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Fox Club
WFOX, Milwaukee, Wis.
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Syncopation Time
WTAD, Quincy, 111.
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Ray Bateman Show
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Music 'Til Midnig-ht
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Musical Clock
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1140 Club
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BAXTER, GORDON
Jambalaya
KTRM, Beaumont, Texas
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On prend le cafe
CKVL, Verdun, Canada
BEARD, LANCE
Club 900
WCOR, Lebanon, Tenn.
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Strictly from Dixie
WSTP, Salisbury, N. C.
BEASLEY, BOB
Yawn Patrol
WFKY, Frankfort, Ky.
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Club Ici li'on Danse
CJFP, Riviere du Loup
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CJEM, Edmundston, N.
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Hep-Parade
WJAT, Swainsboro, Ga.
BEAUMONT, PERRY
Music Shop
WLOK, Lima, O.
BECKWITH, SAM
$1,000,000 Ballroom
KEEN, San Jose, Cal.
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Start with a Whistle
WEOA, Evansville, Ind.
BEERS, BOBBY
Bobby's Bandstand
KOA, Denver, Colo.
BEGIN. JEAN-PAUL
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Alarm Clock Club
WHJC, Matewan, W. Va.
BENOIT, LEO
CHLN, Trois-Rivieres, Que.
BENSON, BOB
Bob Benson Show
WBIZ, Eau Claire, Wis.
BERG, HAL
Clubtime
WILK, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
BERGIE, BOB
Melody Matinee
KWBE. Beatrice, Neb.
BERGNER, CARL
Early Risers
WLAV, Grand Rapids, Mich.
BERLIN, PAUL
Dinner Date
KNUZ, Houston, Tex.
BERNARD, PAUL
Musically Yours
KWAT, Watertown, S. D.
BERRY, BILL
Berry's Band Stand
WDBO, Orlando, Fla.
BERRY, STAN
Be Merry with Berry
WBET, Brockton, Mass.
BETHEL, AL
Club 690
WHLM, Bloomsburg. Pa.
BEVERLY
Time for Beverly
KDB, Santa Barbara, Cal.
BEWICK, DOUG
Top O the Morning-
WSPR. Springfield, Mass.
BIGLEY, DAVE
Rickeys Request Time
KFJI, Klamath Falls, Ore.
BILLS, DICK
Dick Bills Show
KGB, Albuquerque, N. M.
BILODEAU, JACQUES
American Hit Parade
CKBL, Metane, Que.
BINGHAM, PETE
WJOI, Florence. Ala.
BINTLIFF, TOM
1490 Club
KORN, Mitchell, S. Dak.
BIRD, BUD
Musical Mailbox
KISD, Sioux Falls. S. Dak.
BIRD, CHARLES, JR.
Showcase of the Stars
WKBZ. Muskeg-on, Mich.
BIRDSELL, JOHN
Melody. Inc.
KWAT. Watertown. S. D.
BIRRELL, HARRY
Day-Breaker
WSTV, Steubenville. O.
BLACK, CHARLIE
Charlie Black Show
WSAI, Cincinnati, O.
BLACK, MARTIN
Martin lack Show
KRAM, Las Vegras. Nev.
BLADMOND, VERNON
House of Blue Lights
WSID. Baltimore. Md.
BLADON, DOYLE
Happy Time
KFOR, Lincoln. Neb.
BLAIR, DON
This is the Hour
WNBZ. Saranac Lake. N. Y
BLAIR, HARRY
Late Date
WGL. Fort Wayne. Ind.
BLAIR, LES
Dance Date
WGET . Gettysbursr, Pa.
BLAKE, CHAS.
Goodtime Charlie
WSON, Henderson, Ky.
BLAKELY, CLINT
WAPI, Birmingham. Ala.
Musical Clock
BLANCHARD, LOWELL
Musical Clock
WNOX, KnoxviKe, Tenn.
BLASKE, ART
Musical Almanack
KFAM, St. Cloud, Minn.
BLEVINS, KEN
Ken's Korner
WTTH, Port Huron, Mich.
BLOCK. MARTIN
Make Believe Ballroom
WNEW, New York, N. Y.
BLOODWOKTH, BILL
Coffee Pot Parade
WMVG, Milledgeville, Ga.
BLUM, GEORGE
Alarm Clock Club
KORN, Mitchell, S. Dak.
BOATES, F. M.
Breakfast with Boates
CKLN, Nelson, B. C.
BOBROW, NORM
Jazz at the Philharmonic
KOMO, Seattle, Wash.
BODA, LOU
Good Morning
WJER, Dover, O.
BOEHM, LUCIAN
1490 Club
WCPM, Cumberland, Ky.
Channel 73
Norman Geordan
WFMJ
Personality
NBC Radio and Television
Youngstown, Ohio
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SEVEN YEARS IN TELEVISION
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Request Hour
WLAG. LaGraugre. Ga.
BOGC.S. RAN
Music of the Masters
WMTO. Vancleve. Ky.
ROKKK. BILL
\Vo>:tern Caravan
WMIK. Middleboro, Ky.
BOLDT. VIC
Polka Times
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BOLES. JERKY J.
Battle of Baritones
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BONNER, EI)
St. Loiiis Ballroom
KXOK. St. Louis. Mo.
BONNETT, JIM
Hiin>illy Hits
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BOONE. JOE
Moonlight Melodies
^^'MVG, Milledgreville. Ga.
BOOTH. TED
Call the Spin
The Music Booth
WJVB, Jacksonville. Fla.
BORDEN, JACK
910 Club
WHAY, New Britain. Conn.
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Gospel Train
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KXRX. San Jose. Calif.
BOURQLE, WARREN
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WERI. Westerly. R. I.
BOWICK, BILL
Coffee with Bill
WALB. Albany. Ga.
BOZARTH, DICK
Request fully Yours
WEBQ. Harrisburg:. 111.
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Requestfully Yours
WCRA, Effing-ham, 111.
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KENA. Mena, Ark.
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Yawn Patrol
KRDO. Colorado Springs, Colo.
BRAGG, DEAN
Club 1230
WAYX. Waycross, Ga.
BRANCH, GEORGE
Yours for the Asking-
WELC. Welch, W. Va.
BRAND, FRANK
Hot and Sweet
CKPR. Ft. Williams. Ont.
BRASCIA, VINCE
Top Five
KCRT. Trinidad, Colo.
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Night Mayor of Honolulu
KULA, Honolulu, T. H.
BRENNAN, DAN
Breakfast Jamboree
WVOK, Birmingham, Ala.
BRENNER, PAUL
Requestfully Yours
WAAT, Newark, N. J.
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Record Party
WHSC. Hartsville, S. C.
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Bright & Early
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Ernie the Whip
WMRY, New Orleans, La.
BRITO, PHIL
Phil Brito Show
WKAT, Miami Beach, Fla.
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Red Britton Show
KCSB, San Bernardino, Cal.
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WNDB, Daytona Beach, Fla.
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The Fox Club
WHBY, Appleton. Wis.
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Jukebox Jamboree
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K'Mon Along and Listen
KMON, Great Falls, Mont.
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Kirby Brooke Show
WQAM, Miami, Fla.
BROOKS, LOU
1150 Club
WCO'X, Middletown, Conn.
BROOKS, TOM
Babbling Brooks Show
WSAZ, Huntington, W. Va.
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Sittin In
WAPO, Chattanooga, Tenn.
BROWN, BILL
AM 1230 Club
WNEB, Worcester, Mass.
BROWN, CHUCK
Morning Melodies
WJMA, Orange, Va.
BROWN, DALE C.
Songs of our Times
KLO. Ogden, Utah
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Georgria Jamboree
WBGR, Jesup, Ga.
BROWN, H. A.
Rhythm Roundup
GET, Grand Falls, Newl.
BROWN, LARRY
Rhythm Club
WPEN. Phil., Pa.
BROWN, PHIL
Breakfast with Brown
WGBA, Columbus, Ga,
BROWN, TED
Ted Brown Show
WMGM, New York, N. Y.
BROWNELL, LARRY
Larry Brownell Show
WHHH, Warren, O.
BROWNING, BILL
Best by Bill
KUTA, Salt Lake City. Utah
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Bam Dance
WNAX, Yankton, S. D.
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Snap Club
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Date with Darleen
KIST, Santa Barbara, Cal.
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Dig-grin' In
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Bandstand
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Georg-e Bryant Record Show
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Swing: Matinee
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Requestfully Yours
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Clint Buehlman Show
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2nd Cup of Coffee Time
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Discatorially Yours
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Morning: on the Mahoning:
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Juke Box Serenade
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BURGESS, FRANK
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BURGESS, RALPH
Party Line
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BURGESS, TOM
Saturday Matinee
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Spotlight on Welland
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BURGIN, ROBIN
KDAC. Fort Brag-g", Cal.
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Household Quizzer
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BURTON, BOB
Breakfast with Burton
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BUSSE, ROB
Robin's Nest
WTTH, Port Huron, Mich.
BUTLER, JIM
Records Till Dawn
KMOX. St. Louis, Mo.
BUTTON, DAVE
Uncle Dave Makin with Music
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1400 Club
WELM, Elmira, N. Y.
CADDELL, RAYMOND
Music Room
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KFVD, L. A.. Cal.
CALLEN, DON
Southland Serenade
KBIG, Avalon, Calif.
CALISTI, ALBERT
Trading- Post
WDNE, Elkins, W. Va.
CAMPBELL, BOB
Coffee Time
WVMI. Biloxi, Miss.
CAMPBELL, CLIFF
Midnig-ht Merry-Go-Round
KMO, Taeoma, Wash.
CAMPBELL, DICK
Top of the Morning'
WDVA, Danville, Va.
CAMPERSON, WILLABD
Bill Camperson Show
WHOL, Allentown. Pa.
CANNON, STEVE
Cannonball Express
WISN, Milwaukee, Wis.
CANTOR, MARILYN
Republic Star Time
WMGM, New York, N. Y.
CARLEY, JIM
Carley's Corner
WPIN, St. Petersburg-, Fla.
CARLTON, JOHN
Timekeeper
WERC, Erie, Pa.
CARMAN, J. C.
Platter Party
KWOE, Clinton. Okla.
CARPENTER, BOB
Breakfast Notes
WDBQ, Dubuque, Iowa
CARR, BILL
KWPC, Hot Spring-s Ark.
CARROLL, RAY
After Hours Swing- Session
WHOM, New York, N. Y.
CARROLL, VINCE
Breakfast Parade
WBAX, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
CARTER, BOB
KDB. Santa Barbara, Cal.
CARTER, CAL
Musical Clock
KAMD, Camden. Ark.
CARTER, LEROY
Carter's Clambake
KCTX, Childress, Tex.
CARTER, VAL
Joy a la Carter
WJOY, Burling-ton, Vt.
CARVER, JOHN
Moonligrht Serenade
KODY, North Platte, Neb.
CASADY, DAVE
Platter Chatter
KXRA, Alexandria, Minn.
CASHIN, MICHAEL
Show Business
CKEY, Toronto, Ont.
CASSADAY, BILL
KBTM, Jonesboro, Ark.
CASTILLO, LOUIS J.
Record Review
KSLO, Opelousas, La.
CATO, EVELYN
Guest Dee-Jay
WMPS. Chattanoog:a, Tenn.
CAUDILL, CARL
Caudill's Coffee Club
WFTC, Kinston, N. C.
CAVANAUGH, JOE
Joe Cavanaug-h Show
WARD, Johnstown, Pa.
CHAMBURS, PAT
Gulf Coast Serenade
WFLA, Tampa, Fla.
CHANDLER, JOEL
Melody Corner
WJOY, Burlingrton, Vt.
CHANDLER, MIMI
Coffee Time
WVLK, Lexing-ton, Ky.
CHAPMAN, JERRY
The Lowdown
WIRE, Indianapolis, Ind.
CHARBONNEAU, GENE
CKY, Winnipeg
CHILES, LOUIS
Country Playhouse
WROL, Knoxville, Tenn.
CLARK, BRUCE
Openhouse
WLRP, New Albany. Ind.
CLARK, COTTONSEED
Cottonseed Clark Time
KSVM, San Mateo, Cal.
CLARK, GORDON
Afternoon Variety
KRAL, Rawlins. Wyo.
CLARK, GORDON
Gordon's Recordin'
KRIC, Beaumont, Tex.
CLARK, HOWARD
Barnyard Frolics
WPDQ. Jacksonville, Fla.
CLARK, JACK
Bill Weaver Show
KCBS, San Francisco, Cal.
CL.VRK, JERRY
Spin In
WJBW, New Orleans, La.
CLARK, JIM
Hillbilly Hay ride
WWGP. Sanford, N. C.
CLARK, TED
Oft the Record
WCED, DuBois, Pa.
CLAUSER, AL
Morning Ramble
KTUL, Tulsa, Okla.
CLAY, TOM
Moonlight Serenade
WKOP. Binghamton, N. Y.
CLAYTON, BOB
Waitin' for Clayton
WPIN. St. Petersburg, Fla.
CLAYTON, BOB
Tune Time
WWW, Fairmont, W. Va.
CLEM, DON
Old Time Melodies
KWRE, Warren ton. Mo.
CLE3IENT, JOHNNIE
Record Shop
WKLV, Blackstone, Va.
CLEMENTS. JOHN
The Time, Temp & Tune
KELO. Sioux Falls, S. D.
CLIFTON, JACK
Cliftons House P;irty
WJW, Cleveland, Ohio
COBB, WALLY
Wally's Follies
WWPB, Miami, Fla.
COCHEMS, BOB
Wake Up and Live
KYCA. Prescott, Ariz,
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Musu-al Mot'linjr Place
KWyO. Shoridan. Wyo.
(Ot'KEKIX. ( LKM
Kcadm" Kit in' Rhythm
WKCT. Uowlina: Green, Ky.
(OnUlNCTON. BOB
v. C.s Parade
WONX, Lakeland. Fla.
((UKilNS. JIMMIE
Wake Up and Sinpr
WKDK. Newberry. S. C.
COKEK, WILL
Pony Express
KF'DM. Beaumont, Texas
(OLE. CLIFF
Cliffs Corner
KERG, Eug:ene, Ore.
COLE. MAX
Wake Up New York
WOV. New York, N. Y.
COLEMAN. BOB
Midnite Merry-Go-Round
WJPA, Washington, Pa.
COLEMAN, LES
Coleman's Clockwatchers
WFAI, Fayetteville, N. C.
COLEMAN, PAUL
Timekeeper
WINR. Bingrhamton, N. Y.
COLEMAN, RALPH
Saturday Showcase
KLTI, LongPinew, Texas
COLLIE, BIFF
Collie's Corral
KNUZ, Houston, Tex.
COLLINS, TOM
Western Jamboree
KPBM, Carlsbad, N. M.
COLONE, ANN
Ann Colone Show
WGL, Fort Wayne, Ind.
COLUMBUS, JOHN A.
Requestfully Yours
WPUV, Pulaski, Va.
COMER, FRANK
800 Radio Row
WLAD, Danbury, Conn.
COMPTON, AL
Mail Bag
WCKB, Dunn, N. C.
CONLEY, BOB
WAGR, Morg-antown, W. Va.
CONLY, FRANK
I's i t G W 3. t Cll
WHUN. Huntington, Pa.
CONNELL, PAT
Requestfully Yours
KGVO, Missoula, Montana
CONNOR, HUGH
Off the Record
WQAN-Soranton, Pa.
CONNOR, TED
Ted Conner Show
WFMJ, Youngstown, O.
CONNORS, MYLES
Journey Into Melody
WTWN, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
CONSTANTION, JOE
KIST, Musiclock
KIST, Santa Barbara, Cal.
COOK, ED
Red, Hot and Blue
WMBM, Miami Beach, Fla.
COOK, JACK
Mftlody Playhouse
WNOK, Columbia, S. C.
COOK, RUSS
Records with Russ
WHBY, Appleton, Wis.
COOK, VERNE
980 Melody Lane
WTRY. Troy, N. Y.
COOPER, BILL
Hillbilly Hit Parade
WOBS, Jacksonville. Fla.
COOPER, BOB
Tops in Pops
WPBC, Minneapolis, Minn.
COOPER, LEE
Club Matinee
WFNS. Burlington, N. C.
COOPER, TOM
Red Rooster
WACB. Kittanning, Pa.
COOPWOOD, JESSE
Stompin' Room
WWCA, Gary, Ind.
COPE, FRANK
Alarm Klok Klub
KJBS, San Francisco, Cal.
COPELAND, CHAS.
Juke Box Serenade
CKBW, Bridgewater, N. S.
GORDON, JERRY
Club 1400
WSLB, Ogdensburg, N. Y.
CORE, HOUSTON
Morning in Carolina
WAYS, Charlotte, N. 0.
CORLEY, BOB
Cuzzin Lem
WQXI, Atlanta, Ga.
CORMIER, FLOYD J.
Floyd's Record Shop
KSLO, Opelousas, La.
COSSMAN, BOB
Western Aires
WINX, Rockville, Md.
COSTON, MONROE
Shoppin Guide
KCLE, Cleburne, Texas
COTTONGIM, EARL
Madness for Monday
WSFC, Somerset, Ky.
COURTNEY, ERNIE
Wax Wagon
CKX, Brandon, Manitoba
COUGHLIN, LOUIS
Music For You
WCLI, Corning, N. Y,
COVERT, DALE
Melody Go-Round
KHBG, Okmulgee, Okla.
COWELL, ED
Breakfast Club
WJHL, Johnson City, Tenn.
COWELL, EDDIE
The Corner
WCYB, Briston, Va.
COX, HERBERT
Ebany House
KXEL, Waterloo, Iowa
CRADDOCK, MYRON
Melody Roundup
WMLS, Sylacauga. Ala.
CRAGER, BOB
Melody Matinee
WWCO, Waterbury, Conn.
CRAIG, BILL
Coffee Time
WATA, Boone, N. C.
CRAIG, GEORGE
Coffee with Craig~^
KFDX, Wichita Falls, Tex.
CRAIG, REG
Sunrise Jamboree
WEBJ, Brewton, Ala.
CRANDALL, RAY
First Call
WAAF, Chicago. 111.
CRANE, BOB
The Town Crier
WICC, Bridgeport, Conn,
CRAVER, J. C.
Morning in Montgomery
WMON. Montgomery, W. Va.
CRAVEN, TED
Dusty Discs
KWBG, Boone, Iowa
CRAWFORD, GEORGE
WOL. Washington. D. C.
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CRAWFORD, JIM
J. C. Show
WERC, Reidsville, N. C.
CRIST, JIM
Morning in Maryland
WFBR, Baltimore, Md.
CROCKER, SID
Sad Sack
KLFY, Lafayette, La.
CROMBIE, DICK
Dance Time
KJR, Seattle, Wash.
CRONE, BILL
Jay & Ginger
CKOY, Ottawa, Ont.
CROOKER, WAYNE
Wayne Crooker, D. J.
WFAU, Augusta, Maine
CROPP, GORDON
Yours for the Asking
WREL, Lexington, Va.
CROSKERY, BOB
KCRC, Enid, Okla.
CROSS, GEORGE
Afternoon Varieties
WHLS, Port Huron, Mich.
CROUTER, WALLY
Top O' the Morning
CFRB, Toronto, Ont.
CROWELL, GEORGE
Club 930
KHJ, L. A., Cal.
CRUMPLEY, GUY
Gospel Train
WOBS, Jacksonville, Fla.
CRUTCHLEY, BILL
WNDB, Daytona Beach, Fla.
CUMMINS, RAY
Carolina Hayride
WMBL, Morehead City, N. 0.
CUMMINGS, TONY
Tony's Twilight Tune Time
WIKK, Erie, Pa.
CUNNINGHAM, CHUCK
Turntable Time
KTTR, Rolla, Mo.
CURTIS, GENE
Just 'Forenoon
KGLN, Glenwood Springs, Col.
CURTIS, MARK
Mark Time
KOLO, Reno. Nev.
CURTIS, RONALD
Musical Matinee
WFBL, Syracuse, N. Y.
— D —
DAHL, DON
Open House
KDAL, Duluth, Minn.
DAIGLE, JEAN
Grenier do la Chanson
CKBL, Matane, Que.
DALE, REX
Makebelieve Ballroom
WCKY, Cincinnati. O.
DALY, BUD
930 Melody Lane
WSAZ, Huntington, W. Va.
DAMERON, CHARLIE
Charlie's Top Ten
WFTL, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
D'ANGELO, ARNIE
Music Time
WAGE, Syracuse. N. Y.
D'ANGELO, MIKE
1490 Club
WMGW, Meadville, Pa.
DARIEN, FRANK, JR.
Frank's Juke Box
KSJO, San Jose, Cal.
OAKLAND, BILL
KELD, El Dorado, Ark.
DARY, ALAN
Dary-Go-Round
WORL, Boston. Mass.
DISC JOCKEYS— RADIO-TELEVISION
DAUGHERTY, DICK
Coffee Time
WFIN, Findlay, Ohio
DAUGHERTY, "DOC"
1250 Luncheon Club
WNOW, York, Pa.
DAVIS, ART
Western Roundup
KEPO. El Paso, Texas
DAVIS, BILL
Hillbillj^ Jamboree
WCOH. Newnan, Ga.
DAVIS, BOBBIE LEE
Record Room
KTMS, Santa Barbara, Cal.
DAVIS, DON
Open House
KFRC, San Francisco, Cal.
DAVIS, ERNIE
Ernie Davis Show
WABY, Albany, N. Y.
DAVIS, GENE
Requests Review
WAKR, Akron, Ohio
DAVIS, HAL
Musical Merry-Go-Round
WPAR, Parkersburg. W. Va.
DAVIS, JOHN E.
The EasySide
KLYN, Amarillo, Texas
DAVIS, TEX
All Star Record Roundup
WELS, Kinston, N. C.
DAVIDSON, BRYAN
Platter Magic
WRAY, Princeton, Ind.
DAWS, HOBSON
860 Club
KOSE, Osceola, Ark.
DAWES, BILL
Bill Dawes Show
WCPO. Cincinnati, O.
DAWSON, CHUCK
Reelaxin' Time
KMVI. Wailuku, Maui, T. H.
DAY, DON
Coffee Hour
WSWN, Belle Grade, Fla.
DAY, GEORGE
Daytimes
KERO, Bakersfield, Calif.
DEAL, ARCHIE
Wake Up Club
WIRC, Hickory. N. C.
DEAL, BILL
Clock 0' the Morn
WCAM. Camden, N. J.
DEAL, JACK
Jack Deal Show
WHCU, Ithaca, N. Y.
DEAN, BOB
Tops in Pops
WFUN, Huntsville, Ala.
DEAN, WESLEY
Farmfolks Jamboree
KGRI. Henderson, Texas
DEANE, BUDDY
Wake Up Baltimore
WITH, Baltimore, Md.
DEANE, JOE
Open House
WHEC, Rochester, N. Y.
DEAY. JIM
Early Bird Show
KTSW, Emporia, Kansas
DeBEAU, LARRY
Timekeeper Show
WTAC, Flint, Mich.
DEBENPORT, CHARLES
Memos and Melodies
KITE, San Antonio, Texas
DEBNAM, BOB
Pastel Room
WCOG, Greensboro. N. C.
DEE, MARY
Mary Dee Show
WHOD, Homestead, Pa.
DEE, TOMMY
Rise and Shine
WSBT. South Bend, Indiana
DEER JLMMY
Jimmy Deer Show
WDAK, Columbus, Ga.
DEITZ, LARRY
Midnight Frolics
WWW, Fairmont, W. Va.
DELMONT, JIMMY
Five O'clock Club
WTCN, Minneapolis, Minn.
DEMING, CHARLIE
Gloom Chaser
WKPT, Kingsport, Tenn.
DERRY, DUKE
Swingtime
WJAG. Norfolk, Neb.
DERRICK, JIM
Swing Out Sweet Music
WPLA, Plant City, Fla.
DEVILLE, BOB
Saturday Session
WJER, Dover, O.
DIANE
Diane Program
WBEN, Buffalo, N. Y.
DIEBEL, DICK
Music Mart
KURV, Edinburg, Texas
DIEHL, JACK
Requestfully Yours
KIUP, Durango, Colo.
DILL, GLEN
The Sundial
WTSP. St. Petersburg, Fla.
DINSMORE, ED
Luncheon Club
WBEN, Buffalo, N. Y.
DIXON, DAVE
Rhythm and Blues
KSTL, St. Louis, Mo.
DIXON, PAUL
Paul Dixon Show
WCPO, Cincinnati. O.
DIXON, RANDY
Ebony Hall Of Fame
WDAS, Phil., Pa.
DIXON, ROY
Top of the Trail
KTRM, Beaumont, Texas
DOBBINS, LARRY
Platter Party
WRLD. West Point, Ga.
DOBBS, HARVEY^
Date with Dobbs
CHUM, Toronto, Ont.
DOBBS, JACK
Platter Party
WZOB, Fort Payne, Ala.
DOENGES, JOHN
Sunrise Serenade
KBNZ, La Junta, Colo.
DOKEY, OKEY
Okey Dokey Show
WBOK, New Orleans, La.
DOLL, BOB
Doll House
WCSI, Columbus, Ind.
DONALDSON, SAM
Sams Show
KEPO, El Paso, Texas
DONNELLY, JIM
Red Rooster
WCOJ, Coatesville. Pa.
DONOGHUE, STEVE
Dawn Patrol
WHMP, Northampton. Mass.
DOOLEY, PETE
Top Tunes
WOMI, Owensboro, Ky.
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DOKKMUS. JOHN
Mfhxly Bandstatid
KKMG. Tulsa. Okla.
DOREV, RAY
Kay I><jr«-y Show
WHDH, Boston. Mass.
DOKN, BILL
The Bill Dorn Show
WEEK. Peoria. 111.
DORK IS, DAVE
KYA, San Fiancisco. Cal.
DOKKIS, LEE
Red Hot and Blue
WSOK, Na.vhville, Tenn.
DORSEV, RDD
Nightowl Serenade
WJNC, Jacksonville. N. C.
DOUGLAS, JOHN
Name This Program
KCSJ, Pueblo, Colo.
DOUGLAS, MERL
Merl Douglas Show
KMA. Shenandoah. Iowa
DOUGLAS, MIKE
1490 Club
KYCA. Prescott, Ariz.
DOW, WM.
Turntable Terrace
WCAX, Burlington, Vt.
DOWELL, SAXIE
Sincerely Yours
WGN. Chicago, 111.
DOWNEY, JACK
Jack's Waxworks
WONS, Hartford. Conn.
DRESDEN, CHUCK
KPRL. Paso Robles. Cal.
DRESSELHUYS, TOM
Night Watch
KSDN, Aberdeen, S. Dak.
DRISCOLL, DICK
Music Before Midnite
KXRA, Alexandria. Minn.
DRURY, RAY
Platter Date
WSPR. Springfield. Mass.
DUDLEY, BILL
Club A M
WMLS, Sylacauga, Ala.
DUFFY, LEE
Wills Creek Hoedown
WTBO, Cumberland, Md.
DUGDALE, CHARLIE
Here's Charlie
KFOR, Lincoln, Neb.
DUKAS, JIM
Moonlight Savings Time
WPAR, Parkersburg. W. Va.
DUKE, BILL
950 Club
KDSX. Denison, Tex.
DULANE, CHUCK
Chuck Dulane Show
WGAY, Silver Spring, Md.
DUMAS, ROLAND
Tops in Pops
WMAS, Springfield, Mass.
DUNBAR, EDWARD
Cousin Ed
WBBQ. Augusta. Ga.
DUNCAN. DOPEY
Crossroad Store
WKAP, Allentown. Pa.
DUNCAN. J. AL
Jam, The Boogie Man
WJAM, Marion, Ala.
DUNCAN. LEE
Lucky Lager Dance Time
KRAM, Las Vegas, Nev.
DUNCAN, W. J.
KSEL. Lubbock. Texas
DUNLAP, WALLIE
Dial Dunlap
WICC, Bridgeport. Conn.
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DISC JOCKEYS— RADIO-TELEVISION
• • •
DVNX, BOB
Nisrht Watch
KWBR. Oakland, Cal.
DUXN, BOB
1240 Club
KRAL. Rawlins, Wyo.
Dl NSTAN, KEN
Range Roundup
CFGP, Grande Prairie, Alta.
DUOUET, WALIA
920 Club
WTTM, Trenton, N. J.
DUTRISAC, JEAN
Club 1450
CHEF. Granby, Que.
DURAND, TOM
Tom Durand Show
WTTM. Trenton, N. J.
DWELLEY, DALE
Lassen Roundiip
KSUE, Susanville, Cal.
DYER, BOB
Hall of Records
WKNX. Sag-inaw, Mich.
— E —
EAGER, CLAY
Clay's Country Capers
WLOK, Lima, O.
EARLY, BOB
Bob Early Show
WALK, Patchogue, N. Y.
EASON, DICK
Talent House
KREL, Baytown, Texas
EAST, HENRY
Noontime Frolic
WLAG, LaGrange, Ga.
EATON, GORDON
Music made in USA
WCCO, Minneapolis, Minn.
EDGAR, BILL
Hillbilly Hits
KTRN, Wichita Falls, Tex.
EDGAR, GEORGE
Klan Klub
KLAN. Renton, Wash.
EDWARDS, BOB
Tops In Pops
KCBD, Lubbock, Texas
EDWARDS, CHARLIE
Charlie Edwards Show
WPDQ. Jacksonville, Fla.
EDWARDS, DICK
1340 Club
WBIW, Bedford, Ind.
EDWARDS, LARRY
Larry Edwards Show
WJEL, Springfield, O.
EDWARDS, MARTIN
Wake Up Baltimore
WITH, Baltimore, Md.
EDWARDS, RICK
Your Request
WRAC, Racine, Wis.
EICHHORN, ROBERT
Swingtime Serenade
WCLT, Newark, O.
ELAMON, JIM
KELD, El Dorado, Ark.
ELLIOT, BRUCE
Harmon.y Lane
KODL, The Dalles, Ore.
f:LLIOTT, DOYCE
Yours til Midnite
KOSA, Odessa, Tex.
ELLIOT, GLENN
Spins & Needles
WANE, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
ELLIOT, HANK
Music Hall
WMEX. Boston, Mass.
ELLIS, PETE
Man About Midnight
WENE, Binghamton-Endicott.
NY.
ELLWANGER, DAVID
1490 Club Musical Clock
WHBB, Selma, Ala.
ELSNER, ROY
920 Special
KECK, Odessa, Tex.
ELLSWORTH, JACK
Memories in Melody
WALK, Patehogue, N. Y.
EMBODY, DICK
Western Jamboree
KGGF, Coffeyville, Kansas
EMM, LOU
Kaffee Klatsch
WHIO, Dayton, Ohio
ENO, JACK
Musical Market Basket
WEBR, Buffalo, N. Y.
EPPERSON, BOB
You Name It, I'll Spin It
WSYD, Mt. Airy. N. C.
ERWIN, JIM
Jim's Place
WMIX, Mt. Vernon, 111.
ERWIN, SKIP
Skipper's Showboat
WMOK, Metropolis, HI.
ESHELMAN, JIM
Music for You
WKLV, Sparta, Wis.
ESTES, DAVE
The Bestes' With Estes
KWTO, Springfield, Mo.
EVANS, AL
Words and Music
KGNC, Amarillo, Texas
EVANS, ALAN
Heavens, It's Evans
WHOK, Lancaster, O.
EVANS, BILL
WGAU, Athens, Ga.
EVANS, BILL
Bill Evans Show
WGN, Chicago, 111.
EVANS, GREG
Music & Stuff
WFAU, Augusta, Maine
EVANS, JOHN
Johnny Calling
WIS, Columbia, S. C.
EVANS, LOU
Shopping Newsicale
KSUN, Bisbee, Ala.
EVANS, MARK
Housewive's Protective
League
WTOP, Washington, D. C.
EVANS, MILTON
Question Man
KLTI, Longview, Texas
EVANS, RONNIE
Yawn Patrol
WRBL, Columbus, Ga.
EVERSON, CHRIS
Red, Hot and Blue
WCBI, Columbus, Miss.
EWING, CLIFF
KOOK, Billings, Mont.
EYRICH, DICK
Matinee Frolic
WSIR. Winter Haven, Fla.
— F —
FABIEN, LOU
Dawn Patrol
WARC, Rochester, N. Y.
FAGUE, RICHARD
Nite Watch
WHAY, New Britain. Conn.
FAHRENBBUCK, JERRY
Musical Clock
KBRD, McCook, Neb.
FALCON, BOB
Bay Window
WGRO. Bay City, Mich.
FAREY, ED
Spinner Sanctum
CKDA, Victoria, B. C.
FARKAS, CHUCK
Platter Party
KBKI, Alice, Texas
FARMER, JON
The Early Worm
WAGA, Atlanta, Ga.
FARRAR, WAYNE
Morning Madness
KMAE, McKinney, Tex.
FARRELL, MAURY
WAPI, Birmingham, Ala.
FAULK, JOHN HENRY
John Henry Faulk Show
WCBS, New York, N. Y.
FAULKNER, HARRY
Nite Watch
WBRY, Waterbury, Conn.
FELLER, SHERM
WLAW, Boston, Mass.
FELTHAM, LYALL
Stretch and Yawn
CJAV, Port Alberni, B. C.
FENNER, LYLE
Nite Watch
KRNR, Roseburg, Ore.
FERGUSON, BILL
Wake Up with WONN
WONN, Lakeland, Fla.
FIELD, CHUCK
Flying Discs
KMED, Medford, Ore.
FIELD, TOM
11th Hour News
WTAM, Cleveland, Ohio
FIELDS, CUYLER P.
Coffee Club
WRHI, Rock Hills, S. C.
FILE, AUGIE
Records for Rising
WLOX, Biloxi, Miss.
FILKINS, LARRY
Ladies Choice
KACB, Liberal, Kansas
FILIPIAK, STEVE
Matinee at Sun-iip
WHRV, Ann Arbor. Mich.
FINEGAN, JOE
Reville Rendezvous
WBUX, Doylestown, Pa.
FINLEY, LARRY
The Larry Finley Show
KFWB, L. A., Cal.
FINN, LEO
Spin with Finn
WMMW. Meriden, Conn.
FINN, MICHAEL
Finn Fare
WEOA, Evansville. Ind.
FISCHER, LARRY
Record Shop
WLOL, Minneapolis. Minn.
FITZGERALD, COLIN
Morning Informalities
CJOR, Vancouver. B. C.
FITZGERALD, ED
Discs and Dollars
WOOD, Grand Rapids, Mich.
FITZGERALD, PAT
Fitz Parade
WNOK, Columbia, S. C.
FLAHERTY, BOB
Nighthawks
WCKY, Cincinnati. 0.
FLANAGAN, PAUL
Record Man
WTRY. Troy. N. Y.
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DISC JOCKEYS— RADIO-TELEVISION
FLEET, TOM
Radio Relay Quiz
KCXY, San Marcos, Texas
FLEISNER, RON
Music of the Masters
WTKM. Hartford. Wis.
FLINDERS, DON
Flinders Frolic
KLIX, Twin Falls, Idaho
FLOOD, JOE
Upsee Daisy
KTLN, Denver, Colo.
FLORENCE, GEORGE
Dancing- in the Dark
WGAU, Athens, Ga.
FLOWERS, TIGER
Coffee Club
WDSA. New Orleans, La.
FLOYD, PHIL
Date with a Disc
CFGP, Grande Prairie. Alta.
FOLAND, MYLES
Myles Poland Show
WIRL. Peoria. 111.
FOLLOmLL, MURRAY
Western Hit Parade
KDSX, Denison, Tex.
FORBES. BOB
Musical .\larm
WJMX, Florence. S. C.
FORBES, JERRY
Melody Express
WMAS. Sj.rinplield, Mas*.
FORD. CLIFF
Disc Derby
KPRU. Columbia, Mo.
I<X)RD. DRS
Music Till Midnight
WTND. Orangeburg. S. ('
FOREMAN. R. I.
Musical Forum
WLDV. Ladysnuth. ^Vl^.
FOWLER. BILL
WGPC, Alltany. Ga.
FOWLER. B(»B
Ham witli your Eggs
KBOR. Brownsville. Tex.
FOWLER. JIM
VVGPC. Albanv. Ga.
FOX. D.WID
PlatttM-Cliatter
WICH. Norwicii. Conn.
FRANCIS. BILL
Hous.' Party
WN'HC. N.w Hav.ii. Comi
FRANCIS. RED
Red Fran. MS Sliow
WHBG, Oknuiltrt'.-, (»kl:..
FRANK. BKECHER
Continental Kooin
WK!.() Lonisvill.-. Kv.
FRANKLIN. JOE
B. Mar. 9, 1926, Bronx, N. Y.;
Joe Franklin's Memory Lane,
WABC-TV
FRANKLIN. JOHN
Disc Jockey Rt-vuc
KUKl. rkiahn. C.il
ERASER. RAY
Country Store
WHAP. Hopewell, Va.
FRAY. JACIES
Listening: with Jac-ques Fray
WQXR. New York. N. Y.
FRAZIER, HAL
Breakfast Club
WSTP. Salisbury. N. C.
FREDERICKS. HAL
Song- and Dan<-e Parade
KXOK. St. Louis. Mo.
FREDERICKS. PAT
Coffee Time
WMAY, Springfield. 111.
FREED, ALAN
Moon Dog House
WJW. Cleveland. Ohio
FREELANT), BILL
Sweet Peach Show
WRUF, Gainesville, Fla.
FREEMAN, OHE
Jazzland
KTIM, San Rafael, Cal.
FREGOSO, TEDDY
KALI, Pasadena, Cal.
FREIMUTH, BOB
Yops In Pops
KVIC, Victoria, Texas
FRENCH, BOB
Spin A Tunes
WVSC, Somerset, Pa.
FRENCH, JIM
Club 1090
KING, Seattle, Wash.
FRISCH, BOB
Party Line
WCAX. Milwaukee, Wis.
FRITZ, JOHN
or Man Fritz
WFMJ, Youngstown, O.
FRITZE. MEL
KYA. San Francisco, Cal.
FROEMKE. RICH
Million Dollar Ballroom
KTLN. Denver, Colo.
FKOEMMING. BOB
Happy Days
WRFW. Eau Claire. Wis.
FROST. O'NEIL
WAUD, Auburn, Ala.
Fl SCO, DAN
Date with Danny
WRUN. Utica, N. Y.
FRYER. HAROLD B., JR.
Pop Shop
WLIO. E. Liverpool, 0.
FLLLEN. GENE
Club 33
WBNS. Columbus, Ohio
FULLER. CARRY
Carry Fuller Show
WLIB. New York, N. Y.
FULLER. PHYLLIS
Telegram Request
WSLB, Ogdensburg, N. Y.
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GAINES. CHUCK
Music from Record Room
WLET, Toceoa, Ga.
(JAINES. ED
Disc and Data
KBKI. Alice. Texas
(;.\1NES. JERRY
WHAT. Phil., Pa.
GAINES. ROY
Music for Today
WLET, Toceoa. Ga.
GAINES, WALT
Hit Parade
WIEL. Elizabethtown, Ky.
(;.\LE. JOHN
John Gale Show
WINN. Louisville, Ky.
GALE. MIKE
Spinner Sanctum
WHHH, Warren, O.
GALGON. PAUL
Morning-Go-Round
WKAP, Allentown, Pa.
GALLAHER, EDDIE
Sundial
WTOP, Washington, D. 0.
GALVIN, BILL
Date with a Disc
WKOX. Framingham, Mas
GANNAWAY. TOM
Sincerely Yours
WRAD. Radford, Va.
GARCIA, GENE
Unk Gene
WALT, Tampa, Fla.
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GARDNER, JACK
Ranch Party
WBIP, Booneville, Miss.
GARRI, NICK
Night Watch
WHAT, Phil., Pa.
GARWOOD, JOHN
1450 Club
WNBZ, Saranac Lake. N. Y.
GARY, ANDY
Juke Box Review
WNOK, Columbia, S. C.
GASS, GEOF
Rumpus Room
KSRV, Ontario, Ore.
GASTON, LYLE
Jamboree
KSWO, Lawton, Okla.
GASTON, MARCUS
Musical Moments
KSIW, Woodward, Okla.
GEER, STEVE
Let's Get together with rec-
ords
WLCR, Torrington, Conn.
GEORDAN, NORMAN
B. August 15, 1927, New York,
N. Y.; The Norm and Irene
Show, Junior Jury, Chime Time,
The World at Mid-Day, Teen
Tattle, The Classical Hour,
WTHI, Terre Haute, Indiana
GERO, NORMAN
Club Rendezvous
WCOG, Greensboro, N. C.
GEYER, GEORGE
George Geyer Show
WMUR, Manchester, N. H.
GHIORSE, LARRY
Platter Patter
WBET, Brockton, Mass.
GIBBONS, BILL
Club 1570
WFGN. Gaftney, S. C.
GIBSON, TOM
Sharecroppers Roundup
WTJH. East Point. Ga.
GIDLEY. JAMES M,
Club 1450
KXLQ, Zozeman, Montana
GILLILAND, JOHN
KOLJ. Quanah. Texas
GILLIS, BUD
Bud Gillis Show
WHKC. Columbus, Ohio
GILMORE, BRUCE
WGH, Digest
WGH, Newport News, Va.
GILREATH. H. C.
Gospel Song Time
WVOP. Vidalia, Ga.
GISH. EDDIE
KLIX Ballroom
KLIX, Twin Falls, Idaho
GLENN. RICH
Hillbilly Supper Club, Swing
Shift
KXOL, Fort Worth, Tex.
GLYNN, JOHN
Melody Clock
WIRA. Ft. Pierce, Fla.
GODDARD, DICK
Rhythm Ranch
WFKY, Frankfort, Ky.
GOLDMAR, ERIC
Goldmar's Gambols
KTLW, Texas City, Tex.
GONZALES, ED
Big Rig Serenade
WOMB. Harrisburg, Pa.
GOODMAN, JOHNNY
Top of Morning
KSOX, Harlington, Tex.
GOODRICH, JIM
Hour of Charm
KCLX, Colfax, Wash.
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DISC JOCKEYS— RADIO-TELEVISION
• • •
(iOODKICIl. JIM
Mostly M\isir
KVOS. IVUiuirham. Watrh.
r.OOmVlN. ART
Musio Mail
WAGK. Syracuse. N. Y.
(JOINDEK. JACK
Musio for Motoriuff
WEKr. Reading. Pa.
GOVK. Kl.LIOTT
Cluli 570
WSYR. Syraousc, N. Y.
GOWAN. OKKS
Ivt-fs Go with Gowen
WAIN. Columbia, Ky.
GKADY. JOE
SloO Club
WPEN. Phil.. Pa.
GRAHAME. DICK
WIS Goes Calling-
WIS. Columbia. S. C.
GRAINGER. GERRY
Coffee Capers
KOSA. Odessa. Texas
GRANT. HAL
Musical Clock
WDBJ. Roanoke. Va.
GRANT. JOHNNY
KMPC, Hollywood, Calif.
GRANT. LARRY
Vae-abond House
KHON. Honolulu, T. H.
GRANT. LLOYD
Musical Almanac
WNAX. Yankton. S. D.
GRANT. MILT
WOL, Washingrton, D. C.
GRANT. RAY
Western Jamboree
KCTI. Gonzales. Texas
GRANVILLE, DICK
Mid-Day Matinee, WBGE; Wake
Up and Smile, WATL; Atlanta,
Ga.
GRATTON, BILL
Sunrise Serenade
KDSH. Boise. Idaho
GRAl LICK. BERT
Biunt Toast and Coffee
WVCG. Coral Gables. Fla.
GRAVES. TOM
Siesta Time
KOLS. Pryor. Okl:i.
ORAWER. JOE
Dance Time
KOLS. Pryor. Okla.
GRAY. BARRY
Barry Gray Show
WMCA. New York. N. Y.
GRAY, JOHN
Grays Array
WDOD. Chattanoo-a. Tenn.
GRAY. MOLON
Roll Call
KCOL. P^ort Collins. Colo.
GRAY. STI ART
Stuart Gray Show
WKRC. Cinciniiiti. O.
GKXZZAN. JOE
HlI^ for TixiHV
WCPA. Clear/iel.'j. Pa.
GREEN, ART
Make- Believe Ballroom
WINZ, Miami
Curtain Calls
WTVJ, Miami
(.KIFFIN, DEAN
I'latter Part
WHSy. Hattiesbursf. Miss.
GRIFFI.N, ZEKE
Booi'ie Beat
KSAN, San Francisco. Cal.
GRIGG8, JERRY
Midday Parade
WMSL. Decatur, Ala.
GRIMES, LEONARD
Musical Clock
WCLD. Cleveland. Miss.
C.RISCHOW, GENE
Alarm Clock Review
KIT, Yakima, Wash.
GRISWOLD, JOHNNY
Johnny G. Show
KOB. Albuquerque, N. M.
GROCE, ROCKY
Rockin' Rhythm
WFEC, Miami, Fla.
GROVE, MACK
Wax Works
WICA. Ashtabula, O.
GUTIEREZ, LUPE
Latin Home Hour
KCSB. San Bernardino, Cal.
GUY. AUBRY
Dixie Merry Go Round
WMC, Memphis, Tenn.
GUY, JUAN PILAU
Gu.v Show
Lihue, Kauai, T. H.
GWYNN, EASY
Easy Does It
WIBC, Indianapolis, Ind.
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HAASER, CHARLIE
Shoppers Special
WMAS, Spring-field, Mass.
HAGAN, STAN
Top Tune Time
KFH, Wichita, Kans.
HAGGART, BUD
Blues Chasers
WFDF, Flint, Mich.
HAGLER, BILL
Coffee Time
WSPC, Anniston, Ala.
HAHN, BILL
Breakfast with Bill
WNAC, Boston, Mass.
HAIL, MAL
Willie & Mai
WKIP, Poug-hkeepsie, N. Y.
HAINES, FRANK
KVEN, Ventura. Cal.
HAINES, HAPPY
Moon Dial
KOEL, Oelwein, Iowa
HAINES, JIM
Concert Hour
KBKW, Aberdeen, Wash.
HAINS, FRANK
Record Shop
WVIM, Vicksburg-. Miss.
HAIDEMAN, GLENN
Platter Parade
WHOM. Reading, Pa.
HALE, CHARLIE
Charlie's Village
WCMI. Ashland, Ky.
HALE, PHIL
Phil Hale Show
WKNB. New Britain, Conn.
HALL, CHARLES
Yawn Patrol
WCSC, Charleston, S. C.
HALL, EDWARD R.
KELD, EI Dorado, Ark.
HALL, JACK
KMJ, Fresno, Calif.
HALL, JIM
Jim Hall Show
WFNS, Burlington, N. C.
HALL, JOE M.
Night Train
WKSR, Pulaski, Tenn.
H.\LL, REDD
KM Revue
WTKM. Hartford, Wis.
1150
HALPERN, ALLAN
Music for You
WICH, Norwich, Conn.
HALSTEAD, C.
Club 1490
KDIA, Auburn, Calif.
HAMANN, CLARENCE
Popa Stoppa
WJMR, New Orleans, La.
HAMBY, BILL
Alarm Clock Club
WTJS, Jackson, Tenn.
HAMILTON, BOB
Top 20 at 1280
W^DSA, New Orleans, La.
HAMILTON, BUDDY
Vocal Spotlight
KTOW, Oklahoma City, Okla.
HAMILTON, GORDON
980 Club
WCAP, Lowell, Mass.
HANCOCK, DENNIS
Best on Wax
WCLD, Cleveland, Miss.
HAMRICK, HAL
Late Date
WLOS, Asheville, N. C.
HAMBLEY, BOB
Top O' The Morning
WNJR, Newark, N. J.
HAMLETT, JIM
Cactus Jim Show
KUTA, Salt Lake City, Utah
HANCOCK, CHARLES
Top Tunes
KDET, Center, Texas
HANCOCK, LAVERNE
Record Rendezvous
WHSC, Hartsville, S. C.
HANEY, BOB
Yawn Patrol
WSFC, Somerset, Ky.
HANKIN, WALLY
WGH Digest
WGH, Newport News. Va.
HANLY, JOHN
Hanly's House of Music
WNAV, Annapolis, Md.
HANNA, BOB
The Bob Hanna Show
WWPB, Miami, Fla.
HANNA, ERLE
Hanna's Hayride
WJAM, Marion, Ala.
HANNA, RICK
Coffee Club
WBUT, Butler, Pa.
HANSEN, JOHN
Musical Clock
KDEC. Decorah, Iowa
HANSEN, KEN
Listen Ladies
KXLF. Butte. Mont.
HARDGROVE, FRANK
Wake Up and Shine
KCLE, Cleburne, Texas
HARDT, BILL
Time Tunes
KIMO, Independence, Mo.
HARDY, HONEYBOY
Sweet Chariot
WBOK. New Orleans, La.
HARLING, HUGH
Coffee Time
Bye Bye Blues
KVEC, San Luis Obispo, Cal.
HARPER, WAYNE
KWFC, Hot Springs, Ark.
HARRIS, JACK
Platter Parade
KGCU, Mandan, N. D.
HARRIS, JINX
Hi Jinx
KBLI, Blackfoot, Idaho
HARRIS, RICHARD B.
Poor Richard's Almanac
WNAR. Norristown. Pa.
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HARRIS, TOM
Farm Party
WHUB, Coosaville, Tenn.
HARRISON, CHARLES
Clockwatelier
WETB, Johnson City, Tenn.
HARRISON, HARRY
Hillbilly Jamboree
KOGT, Oiang-e, Texas
HARRISON, OI-EN
Rythm Box
KBIS, Bakersfield, Calif.
HART, JOHN
Music of the Masters
KTMS, Santa Barbara, Cal.
HART, MAURICE
Straig-ht from the Hart
KFWB. L. A., Cal.
HARVEY, ED
Here's Harvey
WCAU, Phil., Pa.
H.\RVEY, LLOYD "MOE"
The Moe Show
WIRL, Peoria, HI.
HARVEY, L. V.
Top of the Morning-
CBT, Grand Falls, Newf.
HARVEY, TOM
Music Hall
WIBG, Phil., Pa.
HASTINGS, JACK
Jukebox Scoreboard
WPBC. Minneapolis, Minn.
HATT-COOK, JOE
Rumpus Room
CKRM, Regina, Sask.
HAUSER. J. H.
1.340 Club
WLDY, Ladysmith, Wis.
HAVENS, RUTH
Teen Time
WGL, Fort Wayne, Ind.
HAWKINS, LEM
Lem Hawkins Show
KFGO, Fargo, N. D.
HAYDEN, FRANK
Pop Time
WTCO, Campbellville, Ky.
HAYDEN, JIM
Hayden Hassle
KBIS. Bakersfield, Calif.
HAYDEN. JIM
Good Time Charlie
KSRV, Ontario, Ore.
HA\ES, GARY
Platter Playhouse
KYMA, Yuma, Ariz.
HAYES, RAY
Rendezvous with Ray
WTXS. Coshocton. O.
HAYWORTH. HERB
Good Morning-
WOWO, Ft. Waj-ne, Ind.
HEALEY, JERRY
Healey's Here
WSCR. Scranton, Pa.
HEARNE, FRED
Smdman Serenade
CJCH. Halifax. N. S.
HE.YTLAND. JOHN
Lets Go Western
KCOL. Fort Collins, Colo.
HEBERT, ROY
Morning- Special
WJBO, Baton Roug-e, La.
HECKMAN, FRED
Heckman's House Party
WESC. Greenville, S. C.
HECOX, CLARENCE
Shorty the Hired Hand
KVAN. Vancouver, Wash.
HEGLER. DALTON
Bandstand
WTNT, Tallahassee, Fla.
HELGESON, BOB
Helg-y's Place
KSOO, Sioux Falls. S. Dak.
HELTON, BOB
WMGY, Montgomery, Ala.
HENDERSON, GIG
Platter Party
WINH, Laconia, N. H.
HENDRIX, CLIFF
Rise & Shine
KCSJ, Pueblo, Colo.
HENNING, BILL
Seven to Two
KXLE, Ellensburg, Wash.
HENRY, ALAN
Midnight Matinees
WONS, Hartford, Conn.
HENRY, CARL
WRIB, Providence, R. I.
HENRY, EARL
Platter Parade
WHUM, Reading, Pa.
HENRY, GIL
King's Open House
KING, Seattle, Wash.
HERMAN, DON
Discapades
WHRV. Ann Arbor, Mich.
HERRERA, ALFRED
Good Neighbor Hour
KWED, Seguin, Tex.
HERRIN, WINDY
Musical Clock
WCCP, Savannah, Ga.
HERRING, BILL
Tune Factory
KWTX, Waco, Texas
HESS, BOB
Time and Tune Parade
KLRA, Little Rock, Ark.
HESTER, VERNON
Disc Date
WLYC, Williamsport, Pa.
HEYWOOD, BILL
Dancing Party
WSID. Baltimore, Md.
HICKOK, BILL
Albemarle Round-Up
WGAI. Elizabeth City, N. C.
HICKOK, BILL
Alarm Clock Club
WXKW, Albany, N. Y.
HICKS, BOB
Merry Go Round
KLRA, Little Rock, Ark.
HIGGINS, CLYDE
Day-Dreamers
WSTV, Steubenville. 0.
HILDERBRANDT, NOD
920 Club
WTND, Orangeburg. S. C.
HILDRETH, BOB
The Waxworks
WVCG. Coral Gables, Fla.
HILL. BOB
Platter Club
WANE. Ft. Wayne. Ind.
HILL. CLAUD
KENA, Mena, Ark.
HILL. DOC
KBOX. Music Box
KBOX. Modesto. Cal.
HILLIARD, STEVE
Well, Listen Here
WLNH. Laconia, N. H.
HINES, PETE
Music, Inc.
WRUF. Gainesville. Fla.
HIRSHMAN. JERRY
KWTC, Barstow, Cal.
HITE, BOB
Bob Hite Show
KWBG. Boone, Iowa
HIVES, ART
Art's Gallery
CKFH, Toronto
HOAG, DAVE
Stars by Starlight
WTSV. Claremont, N. H.
1151
HODGES, GENE
Gene Hodges Show
WRRF, Washington. N. C.
HOFFER, BOB
Bob Hoffer Show
WTSP, St. Petersburg, Fla.
HOFFMAN, HENRY
Musical Clock
WZOB, Fort Payne, Ala.
HOGAN, ED
Musical Party Line
WFAA, Dallas, Texas
HOGE, IVAN
You Name It
WLAQ, Rome, Ga.
HOLLAND, LUTHER
Progressive Serenade
WFTL, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
HOLMES, BOB
Record Room
WPAC, Patchogue, N. Y.
HOLMES, JACK
Jack Holmes Show
WLOW, Norfolk, Va.
HOOPER, TOMMY
Record Roundup
WKTM, Mayfield, Ky.
HORN, BOB
1460 Club
KIMA, Yakima, Wash.
HORNBECKER, HARRY
800 Club
WHTN. Huntington, W. Va.
HORST, DICK
Dance Matinee
WRAK, Williamsport, Pa.
HORTON, SHELDON
Shel's Bandwagon
WHUN, Huntington, Pa.
HOSEY, WOODY
Wax Works
WLAU, Laurel, Miss.
HOSKINS, JACK
Morning Coffee
WHLN. Harlan. Ky.
HOWARD, BRYCE
Request fully Y'ours
KSVP, Artesia, N. M.
HOWARD, DON
KSDO, San Diego, Cal.
HOWARD, HERB
Midge and Herb
WJHL, Johnson City, Tenn.
HOWARD. PAUL
Top O Morning
WRRF. Bellaire, Ohio
HOWARD, WED
Melody Magazine
WMAQ, Chicago, 111.
HOWE, LLOYD
Tops in Pops
WCSS. Amsterdam, N. Y.
HUBBARD, HARRY
KFIR, North Bend, Ore.
HUBBELL, BOB
Around the Town
WBCK. Battle Creek, Mich.
HUCKABY. DICK
Coffee Club
KNEA. Jonesboro, Ark.
HUDSON. ED
Melody Matinee
WPIK, Alexandria, Va.
HUDSON. HARVEY
Harvey Hudson Show
WLEE, Richmond. Va.
HUFF, ARLIE
Breakfast with Arlie
WSAV, Savannah, Ga.
HUESTIS, LOWELL
Club 1240
CSRW. Summerside, P. E. I.
HUGHES, KEN
Ken Hughes Show
CKWS, Vancouver, B. C.
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HUIX, CHUCK
Other Side of the Morning-
KLAS. Las Vegras, Nev.
HILL, DICK
Make Believe Daneeland
WFRP. Sawinnah, Ga.
HI LL. DOC
S.wpwalker's Serenade
KVOO. Tulsa. Okla.
HILL. H.. JR.
Caribbean Matinee
WAPA. San Juan, P. R.
HI LL. JOY
For You from JOY
KCID, Caldwell, Idaho
HUMBLE, BILL
Nigrht Hawk
WHED. Washing-ton, N. C.
HUMPHREY, OTIS
Winston Wax Works
WTOB, Winston-Salem, N. C.
HUNMCUTT, CLIFF
Dancing- Party
WJAT. Swainsboro, Ga.
HUNTER, STEVE
Campus Dance Party
WTNT. Tallahassee, Fla.
HURST, ED
950 Club
WPEN. Phil., Pa.
HURST. OVERTON
KDAS, Malvern. Ark.
HURST, WILSON
Wilson Hurst Show
KARK. Little Rock, Ark.
HUSAK, JOHN
This is the Time
WDBQ, Dubuque, Iowa
HUSING, TED
Bandstand
WMGM, New York
HUSSON, CHARLES
Midway Matinee
WJEH, Gallipolis, Ohio
HUSTED, CLAUDE
WILM, Wilmington, Delaware
HUTTON, JIM
On the Town
KELO. Sioux Falls, S. D.
IDE, CARL
S S Cool
WNJR .Newark, N. J.
IRVING, BOB
Irving- Serving-
WMAY, Spring-field, 111.
ISON, HAPPY
Oranjre Blos&on Special
WORZ, Orlando, Fla.
JACKSON, BILL
B J Show
WPTF. Raleig-h, N. C-
JACKSON, DAVE
Moon Dial
KHBC, Hilo, Hawaii
JACKSON, HAL
All American Revue
WMCA, New York, N. Y
JACKSON, MAURICE
Jackson's Beat
WVKO, Columbus, O.
JACKSON, SANDY
Sandy Jackson Show
KOWH. Omaha, Neb.
JAEfiEK, BILL
Bri{<ht Side
WJWL, Georgetown, Del.
JAMES, ALLEN
Allen JameB Show
WRFO, Worthingrton, 0.
JAMES, BOB
Melody Time
WWHG, Hornell, N. Y.
JAMES, MIKE
Mike James Mess
WWIN. Baltimore, Md.
JEFFERS, SLEEPY
Mag-ic Valley Jamboree
WTIP, Charleston, W. Va.
JEFFREYS, ALLAN
Starlig-ht Salute
WTOP, Washing-ton, D. C.
JENKINS, BOB
Matinee Dane© Time
WJEL, Spring-field, O.
JENKINS, ED
Open House
KOEL, Oelwein, Iowa
JENNINGS, JAY
Farmyard Frolics
WMIS, Natchez, Miss.
JENSEN, DAVE
Dave's Disc Den
WBTA, Batavia. N. Y.
JOHNS, MAXIE
Round Up
KGRI, Henderson, Texas
JOHNSON, BILL
Musical Clock
WNAX, Yankton. S. D.
JOHNSON, BILL
Morning Serenades
WRHC, Jacksonville, Fla.
JOHNSON, BILL
Dinner Bell
WROL, Knoxville, Tenn.
JOHNSON, BOB
Rise with Rhythm
WCUE, Akron, O.
JOHNSON, IRWIN
WBNS, Columbus, Ohio
JOHNSON, JAY JAY
Harlem Express.
WWPB, Miami, Fla.
JOHNSON, JERRY
House Party
KHUB, Watsonville, Cal.
JOHNSON, KEN
Record Room
WGAP, Mayville, Tenn.
JOHNSON, KIMBERLEY
Top of the Morning
WCSH, Portland, Maine
JOHNSON, TOM
WAPX, Montgomery, Ala.
JOHNSTON, EDDIE
Record Show
WRRF, Bellaire, Ohio
JOHNSTONE, FRANK
Open House
KFRC, San Francisco, Cal.
JOINER, JERRY
Good Yawin
WLOK, Meridian, Miss.
JOLLS, TOM
Rise N' Shine
WUSJ, Loekport. N. Y.
JONES, BOB
Jones Junction
KFAB, Omaha, Neb.
JONES, DANA
Sunny Side of Street
WBEC, Plttsfield, Mass.
JONES, DON
You Ask For It
WLEA, Hornell, N. Y.
JONES, HASKELL
Request Club
KWTX, Waco, Texas
JONES, J. D.
Alar-ra Clock Club
WMLS, Sylacauga, Ala.
JONES, JIMMY
Dr. Pepper Time
KGVL. Greenville, Texas
1152
JONES, KEN
Melody Hill
WHTN, Huntington, W. Va.
JOSEPH, AL.
Blues, Bop & Boogie
WCBT, Roanoke Rapids, N. C.
JOSEPH, EDDY
Eddy Joseph Show
WHLD, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
JOURARD, LEE
Make Mine Music
CJBQ, Belleville, Ont.
JOYNES, JERRY
Tune Shop
WVEC, Hampton, Va.
JUDSON, BOB
Music Off the Record
WGNY. Newburgh, N. Y.
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KALIL, FRANK
Teen Club
KTKT, Tuscon, Ariz.
KAMMAN, LEIGH
1280 Club
WOV, New York, N. Y.
KANE, DAVE
Rhythm Matinee
WLAU, Laurel, Miss.
KARAN, TONY
Serenatas Mexicanas
KRIO, McAllen, Texas
KARANT, MARTIN
Five O'clock Shadow
WKPT, Kingsport, Tenn.
KARNOW, DICK
Life Begins at 740
WGSM, Huntington, N. Y.
KASSEL, CY
WERI, Westerly, R. I.
KAY, ARTY
590 Club
WVLK, Lexington, Ky.
KAY, FRANKIE
Western Hit Parade
KIMO, Independence, Mo.
KAY, LARRY
KCMJ, Palm Springs, Cal.
KAYE, BARRY
The Barry Kaye Sow
WMIE, Miami, Fla.
KEENE, ED
Kits and Headlines
KGBS, Harlingen, Texas
KEITH, ROLAND
Smile Awhile
WLIO, E. Liverpool, O.
KELLER, NORM
Record Shop
WMOH, Hamilton, 0.
KELLUM, SHELTON
Spinning Session
WJNC, Jacksonville, N. C.
KENNEDY, BILL
Dinner Date
WMSC, Columbia, S. C.
KENNEDY, BOB
Kennedy Kalling
KFWB, L. A., Cal.
KENNEDY, DON
After Hours Stuff
WBVP, Beaver Falls, Pa.
KENNDY, MICHAEL
Musical Matinee
KTOW, Oklahoma City, Okla.
KENT, HAL
The Brighter Side
WGBS, Miami, Fla.
KENYON, WAYNE
Platter Palace
KGNC, Amarillo, Texas
KERCE, CECIL
Trade Winds
WRGA, Rome. Ga.
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KERR, ROBT. A.
Afternoon Concert
CFCN, Calg-ary. Alberta
KEY, BARBARA
Coffee Time
KWSH. Wewoka, Okla.
KEY, JIM
Sunnyside Up
KDRA, Little Rock, Ark.
KEYES, FRANK
Record Request
WLPO, La Salle, 111.
KEYS, RICHARD
Sundrise Serenade
WOHI. East Liverpool. Ohio
KEYSERM, RALPH
1570 Club
KFGR. Forest Grove, Ore.
KIENZLE. GEO.
1270 Club
WLBR, Lebanon. Pa.
KIHL, NORM
Make Believe Ballroom
CJAD, Montreal
KILIMAN. EARL
Music Time
WEBQ, Harrisburg-. 111.
KINCAID. FRED
Coffee Time
KWBB. Wichita, Kansas
KING, BOB
Nig-ht Editor
WXAX, Yankton. S. D.
KING, CHARLEY
Ballroom
WPAZ. Pottstown. Pa.
KING, CYRUS
Popular Music Time
WHBO, Tampa. Fla.
KING, DON
WIZE. Owl Club
Sprinrfield, O.
KING. FULTON
Coffee Pot
WTON. Staunton. Va.
KING, JEAN PAUL
King's Truth
KENO. Las Vegas. Nev.
KING, NELSON
Daily Hit Parade
WCKY. Cincinnati, O.
KING, PAUL
1280 Club
WONW, Defiance. O.
KING, ROBERT
Nig-ht Watch
WMBD. Peoria. 111.
KING. STUBBY
Rise & Sin?
WKBI. St. Marys, Pa.
KINKER. DON
Variety Hall
WATH. Athens, Ohio
KINOSKY, JOE
Breakfast at Covins
WOAP, Owosso, Mich.
KINSEY, CURLY
Cornbread Jamboree
WGTA, Summerville, Ga.
KIRK. CUPPY
Tivy Jive
KEVT, Kerrville, Texas
KIRK, RED
Saturday Night Jamboree
WOPI, Bristol, Va.
KLAUSS, CARL
Wake Up Burlington
KBUR, Burlington, Iowa
KNEISEL, BOB
KWTC, Barstow, Cal.
KNIEVAL, JOHN
Rocket Rhythms
KIMA. Yakima. Wash.
KNIGHT, AL
All Night with Al Knight
KITO. San Bernardino. Cal.
KNIGHT, FRANK
Parade of Bands
WARE, Ware, Mass.
KNIGHT, JOE
Tulsa Ballroom
KRMG, Tulsa, Okla.
KOBAK, ED
Kobak's Korn
WTWA, Thomson. Ga.
KOENIG, VERNE
Western Serenade
KDEC, Decorah, Iowa
KOLZ, BOB
WNDB, Daytona Beach, Fla.
KORTE, ODELL
Ranch House
WMOK, Metropolis. 111.
KOSAK, JOE
Record Varieties
WVLN, Olney, 111.
KOSTER, HERBERT
Request Time
WKRT, Cortland, N. Y.
KNXTSON, HAL
Early Bird Show
KENI. Anchorage, Alaska
KNUTSON, DARYL
West End Hour
WT>SM, Superior, Wis.
KRELL, FRED
Krell Show
WSGW. Saginaw, Mich.
KRIEGEL, GIL
WITH. Baltimore, Md.
KRIEGHOFF, BOB
Personality Time
WTOL. Toledo, O.
KULP, KEN
Stars at Night
WISL, Shamokin, Pa.
KULT, IRV
Irv's Morning Parade
WDLB. Marshfield, Wis.
KUTAN, DICK
1580 Club
WBUT, Butler, Pa.
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LABARR, FRANK
Music After Midnight
WBRE, Wilkes Barre, Pa.
L.\CKEY, OWEN N.
Lax-Wax
WJVA, South Bend, Ind.
LACY, JACK
WINS, New York
LADAS, HARRY
Record Shop Time
WLSI. Pikeville, Ky.
LAFLER, ALAN
Strictly Off the Record
WNAV, Annapolis, Md.
LAFLIN, JACK
Name Your Number
WESB, Bradford, Pa.
LAMAR. JACK
Housewives Serenade
WCAM. Camden, N. J.
LAMBERT, EDDIE
E. L. Show
WEAT, Lake Worth, Fla.
LAMBERT, ROGER
Insomnia Club
WTAC, Flint, Mich.
L.\MONT, RAY
Manhattan Melodies
KBIO, Burley, Idaho
L.AMPKIN, EMftlETT
In The Garden
WPAL, Charleston, S. C.
LANDERS, PAUL
Campus Capers
WGET. Gett-s^nrir. Pa.
1153
LANE, JIM
Wax Museum
KMVI, Wailuku, Mui, T. H.
LANE, LARRY
Melody Roundup
KFGO, Fargo, N. D.
LANE, VAN
Sleepy Serenade
WEIR, Weriton, W. Va.
LANG, FRED
Record Revue
WNAC, Boston, Mass.
LARKIN, DON
Home Town Frolic
WAAT, Newark, N. J.
LARSON, PAUL
Timekeepers
WNEB, Worcester, Mass.
LAUGHNER, ROY
Man on Street
KTAR, Phoenix, Ariz.
LAURENSON, GARY
1240 Club
KSUE. Susanville, Cal.
LAUZAU, FRAN
Rise & Shine
WMMN. Fairmont, W. Va.
LAVERNT:, MIKE
Western Hour
CJDC, Dawson Creek, B. C.
LAWRENCE, BOB
Bob Lawrence Show
KVIC, Little Rock, Ark.
LAWRENCE, DICK
620 Club
WWNR, Beckley, W. Va.
LAWRENCE, JERRY
Musical Matinee
WCMA, Corinth, Miss.
LAWRENCE, LARRY
Midnight Milkman
WCOP, Boston, Mass.
LAWRENCE, MILTON
In the Groove
WSGN, Birmingham, Ala.
LAYNE, MARK
1400 Club
WHMP, Northampton, Mass.
LEAHY, ED
Ed Leahy
KWJJ, Portland, Ore.
LEAVITT, ROBERT
Disc Digest
WWSR. St. Albans, Vt.
LEDIN, DON
1450 Club
WRCO, Richland Center, Wis.
LEE, BOBBIE
Record Shop
KGGF, Coffey ville, Kansas
LEE, CARROLL
Folktune Frolics
WANS. Anderson, S. C.
LEE, JACK
R. F. D. 1090
WCRA, Effingham, 111.
LEEDS, JERRY
Bunkhouse Jamboree
KVSM, San Mateo, Cal.
LEGOFF, JACK
LeGoff' s Kitchen
WFMJ. Youngstown, O.
LEHMAN, DAVE
Calfine Club
WCRS. Greenwood, S. C.
LEIGHTON, GEORGE
White Tower Show
WROW, Albany, N. Y.
LEMON, DOC
01 Doc Lemon Show
WLOK, Lima, O.
LENA WAY, ED
1340 Club
KOWB, Laramie, Wyo.
LENAY, WILL
Will Lenay Show
WCPO, Cincinnati, O.
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LEMHAN. BOB
Bobs Boogie Beat
WMGA. Moultrie, Ga.
LENSKY. HERMAN
Ni?ht watchman
KECK, Odessa. Tex.
LEONARD. LEE
Lee Leonard Show
WLOW. Norfolk, Va.
LEONARD, MAXWELL
Luncheon Lyrics
WMGY. Montg^omery, Ala.
LEONARD, RAY
Around the Town
KRAI. Craig". Colo.
LEONARD, ROY
Roy W'ith Records
WKOX, Framingham, Mass.
LESTER. BILL
Record Matinee
KOY, Phoenix, Ariz.
LETT. HOWARD
Mail Order Music
WTBF, Troy, Ala.
LEVI, ARTHUR, JR.
Music Wowen Love
WJMR, New Orleans, La.
LEVY, SI
Sandman Serenade
KVER, Albuquerque, N. M.
LEWIS, ANN
Shopping- the Town
WCVA. Culpeper, Va.
LEWIS, BOB
Bob Lewis Show
CJON. St. John's, Newf.
LEWIS, EARL
Record Bar
WGBR, Goldsboro, N. C.
LEWIS, FRED
Lewis in Wonderland
WJNO, W. Palm Beach, Fla.
LEWIS, GERRY
Gerrj" Lewis, DJ
WCSH, Portland, Maine
LEWIS, HAL
J. Akuhead Pupule Prog-ram
KHON, Honolulu, T. H.
LEWIS, JIMMY
Jimmy Lewis Show
KXYZ, Houston, Tex.
LEWIS, MILT
Pl'itter Party
WIBC. Indianapolis, Ind.
LEWIS, RALPH
Song-s lor Sunday
WTAD, Quincy, 111.
LEWIS, SABBY
Rythmmin Blues
WBMS, Boston, Mass.
LEWY, HENRY
Helpful Henry
KENO. Las Veg-as, Nev.
LEYDEN, BILL
Bill Leyden Show
KFWB, L. A., Calif.
LIEBMANN, RANDY
Request Club
KEEN, San Jose, Cal.
LIEDEL, WAYNE
Breakfast Party
WGEZ, Beloit, Wis.
LINDERMANN, BLD
Time Watcher Show
WGRD. Grand Rapids, Mich.
LINDSAY, BROOKE
Listen With
WIST, Charlotte, N. C.
LINN, BANDEL
Bandel Linn Show
WSPB. Sarasota. Fla.
LOCKBEAM, ROGER
House of Music
KC^JU, Mandan, N. D.
LOCKE, ED
D?iwn Patrol
WIP, Phil., Pa.
LOCKHARDT, JOHN
Off the Record
KRSN, Los Alamos, N. M.
LODGEN, ED
Platter Party
WBUT, Butler. Pa.
LOE, TOM
Camp Meeting-
WTJH, East Point, Ga.
LOPEZ, JOE
Memory Song- Man
WIOD, Miami, Fla.
LORD, CHAS.
Platter Call
KSDJ, Deadwood, S. Dak.
LOUDEN, JOHN
Juke Box Johnny
KFOR, Grand Coula, Wash.
LUDEN, ROD
Mag-ic in Music
KPOJ, Portland, Ore.
LOVE, DAN
" Tin Pan Alley
KTBC, Austin, Texas
LOVE, SID
Juke Box Review
KCOY, Santa Maria, Cal.
LOVETT, FOREST
1310 Club
KNPT, Newport, Ore.
LOWE, HOLLAND
Show Time
WWNH, Rochester, N. H.
LUCAS, BEN
Talk of Town
WRGA, Rome, Ga.
LUCIA, FRANK
Hayloft Harmonies
WJWL, Georgetown, Del.
LUCK, "LUCKY"
Wake Up Hawaii
KPOA, Honolulu, T. H.
LUKENS, NED
Jack the Bellboy
WEAS, Decatur, Atlanta, Ga.
LUND, DICK
Cornlovers Hour
WFRP, Savannah, Ga.
LUND, JACK
Sweet and Sentimental
KXRX, San Jose, Calif.
LUPTON, JOHN
Lupton's Matinee
WLAN, Lancaster, Pa.
LYNN, ANDY
Open House
KAYL, Storm Lake, Iowa
LYONS, JIMMY
Discapades
KGO, San Francisco, Cal.
LYONS, TOM
Dancing- in the Dark
WJHL, Johnson City, Tenn.
— Mc —
McANULTY, BOB
Roberts Roost
KWJJ, Portland, Ore.
McBRIDE, JIM
Kaffy's Korner
KAFY, Bakersfield, Calif.
McCALL, GEORGE
Spins 'N Needles
WEEU, Reading-, Pa.
McCarthy, red
Red McCarthy Show
WHGB, Harrisburg, Pa.
mccauley, joe
Dawn Patrol
WIP, Phil., Pa.
mcclain, dean
Blues at Sunrise
KWBC, Ft. Worth. Texas
mcClendon, ray
Platter Paradise
WGSV, Guntersville, Ala.
McCORMACK, JACK
Mac's Wax Works
WIRK, West Palm Beach, Fla.
McDANIELS, EARL
KFVD, L. A., Calif.
McDEVITT, LEO
1230 Club
WBSM, New Bedford, Mass.
MacDONALD, BILL
Music Hall Varieties
WKTM, Mayfield, Ky.
Mcdonald, rosa
No Name Jive
KLVK, Pasadena, Texas
McDOUGAL, EDDY
Music RFD
WOWD, Florence, Ala.
McENANEY, JOHN
Hooner J. Socker
WIZE, Springfield, O.
McFARLAND, HARRY
Disc Hits
KSIW, Woodward, Okla.
McFARLAND, WAYNE
Nig-ht Watch
KNEB, Scottsbluff, Neb.
McGEE, ART
Let's Get Tog-ether with Rec-
ords
WALB, Albany, Ga.
McGEE, DAVE
Musical Clock
WMRO, Aurora, 111.
McGOUGAN, GERALD
WJCM, Sebring-, Fla.
McGRATH, NED
Hurdy Gurdy
WJOC, Jamestown, N. Y.
McGRAW, MAC
Western Roundup
KFTM. Fort Morg-an, Colo.
McGUIRE, MAC
Start the Day Rig-ht
WIP, Phil., Pa.
McHALE, LARRY
Big- Top Ten
KALB, Alexandria. La.
McILHENNY, BOB
Crazy Corners
KLMR, Lamar, Colo.
McKAY, JAMES
Records at Random
WLBB, Carrollton, Ga.
McKEE, BOB
Sunnyside Up
WQXI, Atlanta, Ga.
McKELVIE, ART
Saturday Matinee
KHQ, Spokane. Wash.
McKINLEY, LARRY
Fun at Two
WMRY, New Orleans. La.
MacLAREN, ROBT.
Juke Box Serenade
CKBW. Bridg-ewater, N. S.
McLEAN, R. BRUCE
West End Hour
WDSM, Superior, Wis.
McLEAN, DONALD F.
Morning Serenade
WHDL. Olean, N. Y.
McLEOD, ED
Poor Man's Program
WCBT. Roanoke Rapids. N. C.
McLEOD, REID
Pl'stter Express
CHUB, Nanaimo. B. C.
McLESKEY, JOE
Music for Dancing
WSPC, Anniston. Ala.
McLURE, TINY
Jamboree
KSAN, San Francisco. Cal.
1154
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McMASTER. JAY
WMEX, Boston. Mass.
McMICHAEL, DICK
Bandstand
WBML. Maoon. Ga.
McMLLLEN, JACK
Let's Give It Away
WMBS, Uniontown, Pa.
MoMURRY, BRYAN
Matinee Time
WMEV, Marion. Va.
MeNAMARA, ROBERT
Roll-Out with Robert
KAPA, Raymond, Wa^h.
McMTT, LONA
The Lona McNutt Show
KTSW, Emporia, Kans.
McRAE. JOHN
Platter Pantry
KFTM. Fort Morgan. Colo.
MoRAE. JUNE
Wake Up Miami
WFEC. Miami, Fla.
iff
MACFARLAND. DOlCi
Parade of Hits
CJAV. Port Alberni, B. C.
MACK. BOB
WMTR, Morristown, N. J.
MACK. JOHNNY
All Request Jam»x»ree
KBOA. Keniiett. Mo.
MA( K. WALI.Y
Dawnbustiis
WFNS, Burliritfton. N. C.
MACKECHNIE. BILL
Time Teller
WALT. Tampa. Fla.
MAtiKRA. (;EOR(iE
I'ZXi) MusK-al Journal
WJAV, Mulliiis. S. C.
MA(;ILL. MAI RY
Maury Ma^-^ill Show
WHHW, Yountfstown. O.
MAHAN. JOHNNY
Ti)p> In Pops
WDAS. Phil.. Pa.
MAHONEY. JOHN
Everybody's Bandstand
WJTN. Jamestown, N. Y.
.M.VILLET. CHAS. R.
Tik Tok Club
WFLO. Farmvill.-. Va.
M.VIN. RALPH E.
Reiiuest fully Yours
KXGN, Glendive, Mont.
MAINS. MEL
Sunday Variety Time
KIMO. Independence. Mo.
MAN DEL. LEE
Morninsr Roundup
KCOY. Santa Maria. Cal.
MANN. EARL
Radio Rhythm Ranr-h
KDIX, Dickinson. N. D.
MANN, Gl S
Record Rendezvous
WCOH, Newnan. Ga.
MANN. RALPH
i:{4() Club
WKCL, Cullman, Ala.
MANNING, .\RT
Breakfast Call
WBGR, Jesup. Ga.
MANNING. DAY
Dawn Patrol
WIL. St. Louis. Mo.
MARGGRAF. NORM
Fritz the Plundxr
WMIL. Milwaukee. Wis.
MARGUERITE. LEON
Make Mine Music
WARC. Rochester. N. Y.
MARLOWE, PALL
"WNDB, Daytona Beach, Fla.
MARQUARDT, JACK
Best on Wax
WKNY. Kingston, N. Y.
MARQUIS, ANDREW
Time Out with Music
CKFI, Ft. Frances, Ont.
MARSHALL, BOB
Record Jury
WGBS. Miami. Fla.
MARSHALL, CHARLEY
KFBK, Sacramento, Cal.
MARTIN, BOB
Record Round Up
WALT. Tampa, Fla.
MARTIN, CHARLES
Dancing- in Dark
WANS. Anderson, S. C.
M.\RTIN, DELLA
Teen-Tattle Time
KPHO, Phoenix, Ariz.
MARTIN, GEORGE
Tenn. Valley Playhouse
WKSR. Pulaski, Tenn.
MARTIN. FRANK
Top of the Morning-
WIKK. Erie. Pa.
MARTIN. JOHN
Sleepy Time Show
KLIZ, Brainerd, Minn.
MARTIN. RONALD
Skyline Patrol
WMFR, High Point, N. C.
MARTIN, TOM
Southern Hospitality
KTRN. Wichita Falls, Tex.
MARTINEZ. AL
Music Unlimited
WKIP, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
MARVIN. ED
Best on Wax
WOCB. West Yarmouth, Mass.
MASHBl RN, WAYNE
Night Watchman
WDOD. Chattanooga, Tenn.
M.VSON. CHARLES
After Hours
WJMX. Florence, S. C.
MASON. DON
Music For Sunday
KDAL, Duluth, Minn.
MASON. GENE
4:00 O'clock Special
WLBJ. Bowling Green, Ky.
MASSEY. JON
$500 Massey
WWDC. Washington, D. C.
M.\ST. BENNY
14.50 Club
WATA. Boone. N. C.
MASTERS. JACK
Musical Clock
CKPR. Ft. Williams, Ont.
MATHENY. O. R.
Musical Merrygoround
KRCO. Pi-ineville, Oreg.
MATTISON. HANK
Hillbilly Hit Parade
KRHD, Duncan, Okla.
MATTHEWS, BILL
Red River Rondelay
KALB. Alexandria, La.
MAURADA, FRED
Concert Matinee
WDAR, Savannah, Ga.
MAXWELL, BOB
Man About Town
WWJ, Detroit, Mich.
MAXWELL, CHARLES
Waxwell with Maxwell
WDAF, Kansas City, Mo.
MAXWELL, RUDY
Moonlight Nocturne
WRNO, Orangeburg. S, C.
1155
MAXWELL, TOM
Breakfast with Tom
WLCR, Torrington, Conn.
MAY, FRED
Mood Indigo
WPTR, Albany, N. Y.
MAY, MIKE
Western Jamboree
KBLI. Blackfoot, Idaho
MAY, MIKE
Platters for Your Pleasure
WCSI, Columbus, Ind.
MAYER, BILL
Mayer of Morning
WGAR, Cleveland, 0.
MAYER, JACK
Sweet & Swing
WALB, Albany, Ga.
MAYHUGH, BILL
Breakfast Time
WPIK, Alexandria, Va.
MAYS, JOHN
Mays Music Mart
KBOA, Kennett, Mo.
MEARIAN, MIKE
Club 1080
WXRA, Buffalo, N. Y.
MEATH, EDDIE
Musical Clock
WHEC, Rochester, N. Y.
MEAZELL, EUGENE
Anything Goes
KCLE. Cleburne, Texas
MEEHAN, BOB
Just Name It
WEAN, Providence, R. I.
MEHAN, TOM
Tremonton, Turntable
KBUH. Brigham City. Utah
MELTON, FRANKLIN
Musical Clock
KGVL. Greenville, Texas
MENARD, RALPH
Midnight til Dawn
KCBQ. San Diego, Cal.
MERKER, GARY
Gary's Song Shop
WWHG, Hornell, N. Y.
MERRY, DEAN
Dream Dust
WESB. Bradford. Pa.
MEKTZ, BILL
Music Maestro
WVXO, Columbus, 0.
METZGEK, DON
Music After Hours
WMAM, Marinette, Wis.
MEYER, ALLEN
Polka Party
WJAG, Norfolk, Neb.
MEYER, BILL
The Party Line
WRAY, Princeton, Ind.
MEYER, TED
Classical Concert
WRHC. Jacksonville, Fla.
3IEYEKS, DON
Matters Musical
WFIN, Findlay, Ohio
MICHAEL, JAY
WCAE, Pittsburgh, Pa.
MICHAELS, JOHN
Music Box
WVKO, Columbus, 0.
MIDDLETON, BOB
Best on Wax
WWSC, Glens Falls, N. Y.
MIDDLETON, DAVID E.
Saturday Special
KBKH, Pullman, Wash.
MIKSCHE, MIKE
Sunny Side of the Street
KRCO, Prineville, Oreg.
MILAM, CHAS.
Strictly for Ladies
KYJC, Medford, Greg".
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MII.KS. OKKK
MiisuMl Milestoiu'>
WKKO. Worthingrtoii. O.
Mll.LAK. JOHN
.lohii Miliar Show
WSKl, Montpelier. Vt.
MII.I.KK. KOIt
Riuite 101 Show
KVVr. ViMilura. Cal.
MILLKK. DOROTHY
A Miss with the Hits
WBBQ. Aus:usta. Ga.
MILLKK. ED
Music Hall
WCOJ. Coatosville. Pa.
MILLER. HANK
Western Request Time
WMBG. Riehmond. Va.
MILLER. PAl L
Paul Miller Show
WCKY. Cincinnati. O.
MILLER. ROSS
Juke Box Jingles
WTIC. Hartford. Conn.
MILLER, TED
Music for Askin?
WBEC. Pittsfield. Mass.
MILLER, WES
Notes by Notables
KCOY. Santa Maria. Cal.
MILLS, DICK
The Dick Mills Show
KIOA. Des Moines, Iowa
MILLS, LEE
Coffee Time
WRAD, Radford, Va.
MILLS, RALPH
Hill Billy Hits
KHBG, Okmulgee, Okla.
MILTON, BOB
Roadside Inn
W3ILS, Sylacauga, Ala.
MILTON, PECKilE
Pleasantlj' your, Peg-gie
WMAZ. Macon, Ga.
MINTER, DAN
Ladies Nite Out
WOWO, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
MINTZ, D.4VE
Dave's Ditties
KVOS. Bellineham, Wash.
MITCHELL, BETTY
Betty Mitchell Show
WKAB. Mobile. Ala.
MOBKKLV, M.\KVIN
Hi Neitrhbor
WKI.V. Sparta, Wis.
.MO( K. JACK
Sunrise Serenade
WOOF, Dothan. Ala.
MODELAND, VERNE
Alarm Clock Club
KJF.J, Webster City. Iowa
MOHKR. BILL
Friendly Time
WDAY, Fare-o. North I^ykota
MOELLKK, BILL
Rhythms at Random
KONP. Port Anjfeles. Wash
MOESTELLER. 4KKRV
Hometown Follies
WAKP:, Greenville, S. C.
.MOLNAR, EMERY
M id- A f ter7ioon Serenade
WMCK, McKeeHport, Pa.
MONK.MAN. BOB
Robins Nest
WRNJ. Rapine. Wis.
MONROF:, GEORGE
Musical Kye Opener
KFI>M. Jieaumont. Texas
.MONia>E, JOE
Ay em Mayhem
KENT. Shreveport, La.
MOON, HAL
Music for Milady
KGBD, Liibbock, Texas
MOONEY, FRANK
Platter Parade
WHUM, Reading-, Pa.
MOORE, ARLYN
Music of the Masters
WMTC, Vancleve, Ky.
MOORE, HAL
Rhythm on Records
KMUR, Murray, Utah
MOORE, JERRY
Rise and Shine
WKOK, Sunbury, Pa.
MOOIIE. RONNIE
Hou.separty
KCLX, Colfax, Wash.
MONTGOMERY, PAUL
Notes and Nonsense
WNAO, Raleigh. N. C.
MORALES, LUIS A.
Hora del Automovilista
WPAB, Ponce, P. R.
MORGAN, HENRY
Here's Morgan
WMGM, New York, N. Y.
MORGAN, JOE
Corrall Call
KEVT. Kerrville. Texas
MORGAN, JIMMIE
Ole Corral
WBIP, Booneville, Miss.
MORRIS, BILL
Juke Box Review
WLAQ, Rome, Ga.
MORRIS, HARRY
Club 707
KRAI, Craig-, Colo.
MORRIS, JOE
Let's Get Tog-ether
WKDK, Newberry, S. C.
MORRIS, JOHNNY
Mr. Music
WLOL, Minneapolis, Minn.
MORRIS, LEROY
R.F.D. 1230
WEAR, Pensacola, Fla.
MORRIS, MONTIE
Wastebasket Review
KSYC, Yreka, Cal.
MORRIS, ROY
Yours Til Midnigrht
WAGC, Chattanoog-a, Tenn.
MORRISON, BOB
Music Till Midnight
WIRE, Indianapolis, Ind.
.MOKSK, CHUCK
f-'iiug-g-ing with Chuck
WHSR, Pensacola, Fla.
.VIORSK, CLINT
Music a la WHY-L
WHYL, Carlisle. Pa.
MORTIMER, AL
Music Al
WEAK, Williamsport, Pa.
.VIOSELEV, LINWOOD
Hotfoot Club
WELS, Kin.ston, N. C.
MOUNTEER, JOHN
DuUy Hit Parade
WXKW, Albany, N. Y.
.MOWERS, ROBERT
Spinners Sanctum
WGAN, Portland, Maine
MOYLK, WILL
Music Before Midnight
WiiRE, Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Ml LHOLLAND, ROSS
WWJ, Detroit, Mich.
Ml LLINS, DISHMAN
]270 Club
WAIX, Columbia, Ky.
MUNDEN, GROVER
740 Club
WMBL. Morehead City, N. C.
1156
MUNI, SCOTT
The Sandman
WJBO, Baton Roug-e. La.
MULLALLY, I>ON
1340 Club
WTWN, St. Johnsbury. Vt.
MULLIGAN, RAY
Anthracite Club
WPAM, Pottsville, Pa.
MURDOCK, JIM
Jim Murdock Show
KCKY, Coolidg-e, Arizona
MURPHREE, JACK
Strictly Informal
WOMI, Owensboro, Ky.
MURPHREE, LEON
Morning- Percolator
WKUL, Cullman, Ala.
MURPHY, ROBERT
Symphony Hall
WJBK, Detroit, Mich.
MURRAY, HAL
Sweet Corn Serenade
WSKY, Asheville, N. C.
MURRAY, HUGH
Bernie's Bandwagon
KYOB, Merced, Cal.
MURRAY, LEE
Murray-Go-Round
WMCK, McKeesport, Pa.
MURSU, JOHN
Western Jamboree
KVOC, Casper, Wyo.
MYERS, DICK
All Request Show
KROX, Crookston, Minn.
MYERS, PAUL
Sandman's Serenade
KFPW, Fort Smith, Ark.
iV
NABORS, TED
Top O' the Morning-
KTHT, Houston, Texas
NAIMO, JOHN
■Bedford Bandstand
WBIW, Bedford, Ind.
NANCE, LEE
Lee Nance Show
WATL, Atlanta, Ga.
NASH, ROGER
Music Women Love
WJMR, New Orleans, La.
NAYLOR, TONY
Tony's Time
WBTM, Danville, Va.
NEILAN, RAY
Request Matinees
WKNB, New Britain, Conn.
NEILL, JIMMIE
Teen Time Tunes
KOBK, Owatonna, Minn.
NELSON, CHARLES
Reraiestfully Yours
WPBG, Altoona. Pa.
NELSO'N. CY
Half Music, Half Nelson
KXEL, Waterloo, Iowa
NELSON, STAN
Musical Clock
KITE, San Antonio, Texas
NELSON, WILFORD
Music Shoppe
WHSC, Hartsville, S. C.
NENNO, ROBERT
Matinee Mailbagr
WGVA, Geneva, N. Y.
NESBITT, BARRY
Campus Call
CKFH, Toronto
NEUSCHWANDER, JOHN
Music Til Midnight
KOOS, Coos Bay. Ore.
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NEWMAN, BOB
Musical Echoes
WEEU, Reading-, Pa.
NEWMAN, JIM
Musical Clock
WVSC, Somerset. Pa.
NEWSOME, GIL
Bandstand Revue
KWK, St. Louis, Mo.
NICHOLS, BOB
My Favorite Records
KOMO, Seattle, Wash.
NICHOLS, BOB
Blues 'n' Boog-ie
WPAL, Charleston, S. C.
NICHOLS, JACK
Harlem Hive
KSAM, Huntsville, Tex.
NICKEL, PHIL
Melody By Moonlig-ht
KSEL, Lubbock, Texas
NIERSBACH, BILL
Breakfast with Bill
WKBV, Richmond, Ind.
NIGOCIA, HARRY
Midday Serenade
WJBW, New Orleans, La.
NIX, ED
Disc & Chat
Campus Review
KVOE, Santa Ana, Cal.
NIXON, NICK
Just Jazz
WARC, Rochester, N. Y.
NOBLES, GENE
Dance Hour
WLAC, Nashville, Tenn.
NOLAN, Tiai
Sun Dial
KXYZ, Houston, Tex.
NOLAN, TOM
Crossroad Store
WGLS, Decatur, Ga.
NORMAN, ALAN
Minute Man
WFDF, Flint, Mich.
NORMAN, ROBERT C.
Mailbag- Matinee
. WHDL, Clean. N. Y.
NORRIS, RANDY
Random Ranch
KEYD, Minneapolis, Minn.
NORTH, PETER
Club 1240
CJCS, Stratford, Ont.
NORTON, PAUL
Tuneville Trolley
KAMD, Camden, Ark.
NORVELL, GEORGE
Percolator Club
KGLN, Glenwood, Colo.
NUSBAUM, MORT
WHAM, WHAM-TV, Rochester,
N. Y.
NYQUIST. CARROLL
Turntable Time
WNMP, Evauston, 111.
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OAKS, DALLIN H.
Platter Party
KCSU, Provo, Utah
O'BRIAN, TEX
Western Jamboree
KCHI, Chillicothe, Mo.
O'BRIEN, DAVE
Dixieland Matinee
WDXI, Jackson, Tenn.
O'BRIEN, JIM
Cat's Meow
WMRO, Aurora, HI.
0'C0NNT:LL, EILEEN
For Children Only
WMGM. New York, N. Y.
O'CONNELL, TERRY
Bam Dance
WSWN, Belle Glade, Fla.
O DON NELL, BOB
Insomnia Inn
WSYR, Syracuse, N. Y.
OFFMISS, MARTY
I*ulaski Nite Spot
WPUV, Pulaski, Va.
OLIVE, GRAY
Toast & Coffee
WOOD, Lynchburg-, Va.
OLSON, MAX
Tippin's Inn
KULF, Alpine, Tex.
OLSON, OLE
House of Music
WILS, Lansing-, Mich.
0'NT:ILL, TOM
Tippy's Scrapbook
CKDA, Victoria, B. C.
OPHEIM, DON
Record Rack
KFAM, St. Cloud, Minn.
O'RANCH, JACK
Musical Showcase
WKRT, Cortland, N. Y.
ORNELAS, MANUEL
Fiesta Time
KTKT, Tuscon, Ariz.
OSBORNE, LEN
Len Osborne Show
WTBO, Cumberland, Md.
OSBORNE, TIM
Tim Time
KTHT, Houston. Texas
OSTERBERG, BOB
Music Parade
WMUU, Greenville, S. C.
OTTE, JOHNNY
Tops in Pops
WJCD, Seymour, Indiana
OWEN, AL
Music Room
WMID, Atlantic City, N. J.
OWEN, DON
Postcard Parade
KWSH, Wewoka, Okla.
OA^'ENS, JACK
Alarm Clock Club
WNEX, Macon, Ga.
OWNTBEY, BILL
WCOG, Greensboro, N. C.
O'WRILL, BOB
Matinee Frolic
WPOR, Portland, Maine
OXINER, KENNETH
Melody Times
WHOC, Philadelphia, Miss.
P
PAGE, DAVE
KIRO, Paging
KIRO, Seattle. Wash.
PAINTER, DICK
KVGB, Great Bend. Kans.
PALJUER, CLARK
Your Song-
WRFO, Worthing-ton, 0.
PALMER, JIM
Record Shop
KSIM, Sikeston, Mo.
PARKER, BOB
Ala Carte
KLRA, Little Rock, Ark.
PARKER, FRED
Juke Box
WJWL, Georgetown, Del.
PARKS, ERV
Coffeepot Capers
WMIS, Natchez, Miss.
PARKER, GENE
Parker's Platters
WPRC, Lincoln, 111.
11S7
PARNELL, REX
KWFC, Hot Springs-, Ark.
PARSONS, BOYD
Alarm Clock Club
WGAD, Gadsden, Ala.
PARSONS, BRUCE
Ebony Boogie
WVIM, Vicksburg. Miss.
PATTERSON, JIMMY
By Jimminy
WBT, Charlotte, N. C.
PAUL, SYD
Coffee Pot
WHOL, Allentown, Pa.
P-4XTON, TOM
Variety Package
WKY, Oklahoma City, Okla
PEARS, TOM
Crossroads Jamboree
KVOL, Lafayette. La.
PEARSON, AL
Melody Ranch
KSRO, Santa Rosa. Cal.
PEARSON, CHARLIE
WCJU. Columbia, Miss.
PEARSON. JOHNNT<:
Johnns' Pearson Show
KOWH, Omaha, Neb.
PEBBLES, ED
Sundial
WBML, Macon, Ga.
PELLE, FRED
Reqiiestlully Yours
WORK, Morristown, Tenn.
PENNEY, ED
Penny Serenade
WTAO, Cambridge, Mass.
PERAZZO, DON
Sunrise Serenade
KBON, Omaha, Neb.
PERKINS, RAY
KFEL, Denver, Colo.
PERRIN, KEYES
WROW, Ballroom
WROW. Albany. N. T.
PERRY, BOB
980 Club
WCAP, Lowell, Mass.
PERRY, JOE
Te Music Shop
GFG, Kalamazoo, Mich.
PERRY, "TUT"
T. P.'s Wigwam
WCDL, Carbondale, Pa.
PEKRYMAN, TOM
Hillbilly Hit Parade
KSIJ, Gladewater, Texas
PERSICO, JOHN
Musicross
WISL, Shomokin, Pa.
PETERS, BILL
Hi Neig-hbor
WOLS, Florence, S. C.
PETERS, JOHN
Dawnbusters
WPDX, Clarksburg:, W. Va.
PETERSON. ARNOLD
Musical Reveille
WATW. Ashland, Wis.
PETERSON, GEORGE
Dancing- Party
WBSC, Bennettsville. S. C.
PETERSON, HAL
Personality Time
WSAR. Fall River, Mass.
PETERSON. ROLFE
Rolfe Peterson Show
KSL. Salt Lake City. Utah
PETTERSEN. LEON
Bia- Eisht
Wise. Mi'dison, Wis.
PETTI, DICK
Music for Birds
WBCK. Battle Creek, Mich.
PHEIFFER, BILL
Polka Parade
WWNR, Beckley, W. Va.
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DISC JOCKEYS— RADIO-TELEVISION
• • ^
I'llIl.IP. 1>I(K
r.uil Hoarvl Show
\Vl»KO. Peoria. 111.
riiii.ijrs. BILL
Hill riuUips Show
WBAX. Wilk.'s-Barre, Pa.
run. UPS. DKWEY
K.d Hot and Bhu-
WHHQ. Mt>mi>his. Tenn.
PHILL1I»S. (;KOK(iK
Top o" the Morniiigr
WJNO. W. Palm Beach. Fla.
PHILLIPS. JOE
Carolina in the Morning:
WRXO. Orangrebur?, S. C.
PHILLIPS. PHIL
r:t50 Bandstand
WXXT. Portsmouth. Ohio
PHILLIPS. RALPH
Eneore Matinee
WFBR. Baltimore. Md.
PHILLIPS. WALTER
Mission Midnitrht
WLW. Cincinnati. O.
PICCOLO. DOM
Dom Pi<rolo Show
WKBI. St. Marys. Pa.
PICKETT. BILL
Kcquest fully Yours
KGPH. Flagstaff. Ariz.
PICKETT. ROY
Koy Pickett Show
KTT-L. Tulsa. Okla.
PIERCE. ART
Turntable Ballroom
WABM. Houlton. Maine
PITCOCK, BOB
Supper Club
KFSA. Ft. Smith, Ark.
PLATT. CHUCK
Varsity Club
KDSH. Boise. Idaho
POL.\ND, SAM
Sam's Show
WCHS. Charleston. W. Va.
POLK. BILLY
Good Morninp Man
WJ.\T. Swainsboro. Ga.
POLLARD. JACK
.\fter Hours
CKCK. Retrina. Sask.
POLL.>L\N, HANK
Western Request
KCIP. Duranffo, Colo.
POLLO.M, R.\Y
.Miisif with Ray
WATW. Ashland. Wis.
POPE, BILL
You Name It — We Play It
WABY. Albany. N. Y.
fORTER. TF:D
Mu'-i'-al K<nni<]ur)
KI>RS. Parairould. Ark.
PORWANIECKI, LEO
Mw-ic for Today
WLIP. Kenosha. Wis.
POWELL. ED
Jyijn'iand Daneeland
WWCA. Gary, Ind.
POWELL, BILL
iiiiun>iii!s with liilly
WSOK. Nashville. Tenn.
POWELL, STEVE
KCHC. Knid. Okla.
POWER. TOM
Sunrit-e Serenade
WMI;r. MancheHter. N. H.
POWERS, TED
Powerhouse
WI;f:v. Waterbury. Vt.
I'KODER, GEORGE
H.irJ'-ro KxpresH
KGBC. GalvesU^n. Texas
PRATT, JI.H
Hit"- and Headlines
KGBS, Harlinjren, Texa«
PRENDERGAST. ED
Man from Mars
WBOK, New Orleans. La.
PRENEVOST. BILL
Juke Box Review
KSDN. Aberdeen, S. Dak.
PRESLEY. R. N.
Radio Relay Quiz
KCNY. San Marcos. Texas
PRICE. CHARLIE
Charlie's Nig'ht Train
WOAY. Oak Hill, W. Va.
PRICE. CLYDE
Popular Music
WFMH, Cullman, Ala.
PRICE, VICTOR
Liiifrer Awhile with Music
CFKI. Ft. Frances, Out.
PROCTER. GENE
Proc's Pops
WSGN. Birming^ham, Ala.
PI CKETT, TRUMAN
Truman Puckett Show
WJLD. Homewood, Ala.
PUDNEY, EARLE
Earle Pudney Show
WGY, Schenectady, N. Y.
PRYOR, CACTUS
Music Maker
KTBC, Austin. Texas
PURNELL, CHARLIE
WILM, Wilming-ton, Del.
PYNE, JOE
WILM, Wilmington, Del.
— « —
QUAVE, MACKIE
In the Groove
WIS, Columbia, S. C.
QUICK, JERRY
Dawn in Dixie
WHSC, Hartsville, S. C.
QUIGLEY, DON
Discin with Don
KCID, Caldwell, Idaho
QUIL.^N, TOM
Requestfully Yours
KWBG, Boone, Iowa
QUINN, DOMINIC
Polka Hour
WFDF, Flint, Mich.
— R —
RADCLIFFE, BILL
Echoes of the Spheres
CKX. Brandon, Manitoba
RAINES, JIM
Platter Parade
WCBC, Anderson, Indiana
RAMPY, C. W.
H500 Club
KMAE, McKinney, Tex.
RA.MSEY, BILL
Sonjcs in Flig-ht
WVOT, Wil.son, N. C.
RAMSEY, RAY
Spin a Platter
WHIR. Danville, Ky.
RAND, HARRY
KOBK Musical Clock
KOBK, Owatonna, Minn.
RANDALL, SCOTT
Anythinff Goes
CKGB, Timmins, Ont.
RANDEL, TED
r^ucky La{,'er Dance Time
KGEM, Boise, Idaho
RATHE, BOB
Cofff;e Time
WGEZ, Beloit, Wis.
RAULERSON, SPENCE
Raulerson Rambles
WMGA, Moultrie, Ga.
1158
R.WEN, GEORGE
By Retuiest
KSYC, Yreka. Gal.
RAY, BOB
Bob Ray Show
WIRK, West Palm Beach. Fla.
RAY, GENE
Cornfield Frolics
WPAL, Charleston, S. C.
RAYNER, RAY
WOOD, Grand Rapids, Mich.
READING, GEORGE
Moonlig-ht Capers
WFN,S. Burlington, N. C.
RECTOR, BOB
Best By Request
KWTO, Springfield, Mo.
REDABAUGH, HAROLD
KRDO, Colorado Springs, Col.
REDFERN, TED
1490 Club
WSTP, Salisbury, N. C.
REED, GLEN
Town & Country Club
WMNE, Menomonie, Wis.
REGAN, MATT
Early Riser's Club
WBTA, Batavia, N. Y.
REEVES, GENE
Rendezvous with Reeves
WLOK, Meridian, Miss.
REEVES, GLENN
Reeves Record Room
KCTX, Childress, Tex.
REICH, EDDIE
Record. Review
WOSC, Fulton, N. Y.
REID, BILL
WEOL, Elyria, 0.
REILLY, ED
It's Melody Time
WBRY, Waterbury, Conn.
REINDL, JACK
Clockwatcher
KCRG, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
REISING, KEITH
1570 Club
WLRP, New Albany, Ind.
REITMAN, WILLIAM
WGIL, Galesburg, 111.
REMINGTON, JACK
Jack Remington Show
WKRC, Cincinnati, O.
REYNOLDS, FRED
Reynolds on Records
WGN. Chicago, 111.
REYNOLDS, JIMMY
Jimmy Reynolds Show
WGAC, Augusta, Ga.
REYNOLDS, RUSSELL
Sundial-Romney Hour
WCUM, Cumberland, Md.
REZNOR, JOHNNY
Johnny's Matinee
WPFB, Middletown, O.
RHEUBOTTOM, HARRY
Harry's Swing Session
KCSB, San Bernardino, Gal.
RHODES, BOB
Rhodes Record Room
WHOO, Orlando, Fla.
RICE, CRAWFORD
WAPX, Montgomery, Ala.
RICHARDS, BILL
Richards Rendezvous
WGKV, Charleston. W. Va.
RICHARDS, WM.
Melody Mill
WEISA, Charleroi, Pa.
RICHARDSON, C. B.
Hillbilly Show
KBOP, Pleasanton. Tex.
RICHARDSON, TED
1450 Club
WMOH, Hamilton, O.
RIGGS, TOMMY
WAPI. Birmingrham, Ala.
REVIMERMAN, MARV
Platter Party
KISD. Sioux Falls, S. Dak.
RIPLEY, ROXALD
Nig-ht Watch
KBWD, Brownwood, Texas
ROBBINS, BETTE
Robbins Corner
WCEM. Cambridge, Md.
ROBERSOX, BILL
WHMA, Anniston, Ala.
ROBERTS, CAL
Cal Roberts Show
CHVC, Niagrara Falls, Ont.
ROBERTS, BOX
Music Shop
WKNE, Keene, N. H.
ROBERTS, EARL
Farm Frolics
KOSE. Osceola, Ark.
ROBERTS, ED. A.
Early Morning- Prog.
WRHI. Rock Hills, S. C.
ROBERTS, KEX
Tops In Pops
WMGM. New York, N. Y.
ROBERTS, KEXXETH
Top Ten
KLMR. Lamar. Colo.
ROBERTS, MARTY
Nigrht Riders
WCKY, Cincinnati, O.
ROBIXSOX, PARK
Coffee with Parks
WJEH. Gallipolis, Ohio
RODRICK. BOB
Rod and His Records
KGCX. Sidney, Mont.
ROGERS. DOX
Star Wag-on
WRIB, Providence. R. I.
ROGERS, CLIFF
Saddle Pals
WHKK, Akron, O.
ROGERS, RALPH
WAPI, Birmingham, Ala.
ROGERS, TED
Corn-cert
WDVA, Danville, Va.
ROHX, JIM
Fun Club
KSJB, Jamestown. N. D.
ROLAXD. BOB
Rise with Roland
WDITC, Cumberland, Md.
ROMAXO, PAT
Music Shop
WPAW^ Pawtucket, R. I.
ROPPOLO, JOE
Musical Clock
KFPW, Fort Smith, Ark.
ROSCOE, BEX W.
Cousin Ben Show
KWIE, Kennewick, Wash.
ROSE. JOE
Rose Room
KGU, Honolulu, Hawaii
ROSEHILL, DAVE
Parade of Stars
WGSM. Huntington, N. T.
ROSS, BILL
The Bill Ross Show
WIOD, Miami, Fla.
ROSS, BOB
Music Till Midnight
CKOV. Kelowna, B. C.
ROSS, DAVE
1450 Club
WDSG, Dj-ersburg. Tenn.
ROSS, DON JOHN
Reveille. Rendezvous
WJTN, Jamestown, N. Y.
ROSS, JOHN
Variety Times
KPDN, Pampa, Texas
DISC JOCKEYS— RADIO-TELEVISION
ROSS, NORMAN
400 Hour
WMAQ, Chicago, 111.
ROSS, WALT
1380 Club
KSRV, Ontario, Ore.
ROSSMAN, MERLE
Midnite Merry Go Round
KHUB, Watsonville, Cal.
ROLSCH, SIG
Blabbermouth Clambake
WORZ, Orlando, Fla.
ROWAN, STEVE
After Hours
KILO, Grand Forks, N. D.
ROWE, RED
Red Rowe Rancho
KFWB, L. A., Cal.
ROWLAND, MARSHALL
Ole Country Boy
WJHP, Jacksonville. Fla.
ROWLEY, TOM
Melody Matinee
WENE, Binghamton-Endicott.
N. Y.
ROWZIE, JACK
Night Beat
WWDC, Washington. D. C.
ROYE, CHAZ
Top Five
WDAE, Tampa, Fla.
ROYER, VIRGIL
Rendezvous
WTVB, Coldwater, Mich.
RUBEN, FABELO
Spanish Programs
WALT, Tampa, Fla.
RUCKLE, BOB
1480 Special
WRDW, Augusta. Ga.
RUDOLPH. HOWARD
Melody Market
WITH, Baltimore, Md.
RUETZ, ED
Coffee Time
WRAC, Racine. Wis
RUFUS, JAMES G.
Tune Time
KXLQ, Bozeman, Montana
RUIZ, PETE
Peter's Platter Party
KCRT, Trinidad, Colo.
RUMORE, DUKE
Duke Rumore Show
WJLD. Homewood, Ala.
RUMORE, JOE
Roundup Time
WVOK, Birmingham, Ala.
RUSS, JOE
Midnight Ramble
WEVE, Eveleth, Minn.
RUSSELL, BILL
Startime
KSEK, Pittsburg. Kans.
RUSSELL, CY
The Cy Russell Show
WMIE. Miami, Fla.
RUSSELL, WEBB
Rumpus Room
WHBC, Canton, O.
RUTLIDGE, NED
All Around the Mulberry Bush
WHVR, Hanover. Pa.
RYAN, BILL
Records with Ryan
KJRL, Pocatello. Idaho
RYAN, DAN
Dan Ryan Show
WBBW, Youngstown, O.
RYAN, JACK
Request Please
WHUM, Reading, Pa.
RYAN, PAUL
You Name It
WBEV, Beaver Dam, Wis.
1159
RY.\X, PHIL
Coffee Club
RYE, J.4CK
Big Record Room
KTSM, El Pa.so. Texas
RYKEW, JOHX
Rhythm & Rhyme on Record
KLAS, Las Vegas. Nev,
RYMAX, PAUL
Music for Everyone
KERG, Eugene. Ore.
— s
SALTER, RUSS
Ole Time Jamboree
WTAQ, LaGrange, 111.
SAMM, JOHX
Toons For Teens
WPAM, Pottsville, Pa.
SAMPSOX, BOB
The Request
KXLE, Ellensburg, Wash.
SANCHEZ, TED
Spanish Serenade
KULF, Alpine, Tex.
S.4NDERS, LEON
Hillbilly Club
KDET, Center. Texas
SANDFORD, CHARLES
560 Review
WGAN. Portland, Maine
SANFORD, PHIL
Platter Parlor
WGRO, Bay City, Mich.
SANDLER, JACK
Sports Trail
KOWH. Omaha
SANDY, KEITH
1230 Calling
WBSM, New Bedford, Mass
SAUCEM.\N, CARL
Hillbilly Hits
WRAG, Carrollton, Ala.
SAUNDERS, ALLEX
Alarm Clock Club
WCHA, Chambersburg, Pa.
SAUXDERS, BRUCE
Record Shop
WSBT. South Bend, Ind.
SAUXDERS, EDDIE
Jump & Jive
WVKO, Columbus. 0.
SAWTELL, EDWARD
1400 Club
WJLB, Detroit, Mich.
SCAMMELL, JACK
Jack's Bar X Ranch
WELC. Welch, W. Va.
SCHAEFER, ART
WAPX. Montgomery, Ala.
SCHAEFER, JOE
Melody Matinee
WNHC. New Haven. Conn.
SCHAFFER, ROX
1450 Club
KBRL. McCook, Neb.
SCHEXCK. BUD
Music Room
WTRF, Bellaire, Ohio
SCHIXDLER. PETE
Studio Party
KASH, Eugene, Ore.
SCHLIMMER, JOHX
Commuter's Express
WNMP. Evanston, 111.
SCHMIDT, K.\Y
Disc & Data
KBKW, Aberdeen, Wash.
SCHXEBLY, LARRY
LS Show
KGPH, Flagstaff, Ariz.
SCHOLZ, BOB
Scholz Business
WBEL. Beloit, Wis.
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SCni l.TZ. DKK
RiH'ords with the Redbird
WLOX. Biloxi, Mis?.
SCOTT, ANDY
Boale Sti-eet Jive
WOWL. Florence, Ala.
SCOTT. BILL
Mail Order Melodies
KSCB. Liberal, Kansas
SCOTT, BILL
Especially for You
WRLD. West Point. Ga.
SCOTT. DALE
Mr. Groovie Show
WJHO. Opelika. Ala.
SCOTT. DANE
Siiuare Block
WIEL. Elizabethtown. Ky.
SCOTT, DAVE
Time In A Jiffy
KQV. Pittsburg-h, Pa.
SCOTT. GEORGE
Howdy Neigrhbor
WHIN. Gallatin, Tenn.
SCOTT. HANK
Polka Party
WKXX. Sag-inaw. Mich.
SCOTT, JIM
KSCO, Santa Cruz. Cal.
SCOTT, JOE
Scotts Coffee Shop
WBRE. Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
SCOTT, JOHN
Back Bay Matinee
WHDH. Boston, Mass.
SCOTT, PETER
Man About Midnight
CHNO. Sudburj', Ont.
SCOTT, RAY
Country Music Time
WZIP, Covington, Ky.
SCOTT, SID
Brunch with Scott
WPAC, PatchogTie, N. Y.
SEARCY, .lESSE
Hymmtime
WELP. Easley, S. C.
SE.ARS, BILL
That Man Sears
WCAU. Phil.. Pa.
(•ELLECK, JOHNNY
Records. Inc.
KLFY. Lafayette, Pa.
SELLERS, BILL
Coffee Time
WHIN, Gallatin, Tenn.
SEYMOUR, BOB
Bobbin' with Bob
WKMH, Dearborn-Detroit.
Mich.
SHADBCRN, BILL
Ole Nife'ht Watchman
WATL. Atlanta, Ga.
SHADDOCK, ROBERT
Club Shadrack
WCLI, Corninjr, N. Y.
SHARP, IRVING
Daily Dozen
WDBJ. Roanoke. Va.
SIL\RI», JLM
Kise 'N Shine
WICA, Ashtabula. O.
SHARPE, EDWARD C.
Rhythm Clinic
WNEX. Maron, Ga.
SHAVER. DUSTY
I>Ufity Shaver Show
WBSC, BennettKville, S. C.
SHAW, HAROLD
Early Bird
WSTA, Brattlcboro, Vt.
SHEEHAN, ED
Cavalca<le of Music
KIKI. Honolulu. T. H.
SHELL, BILL
1100 Club
WLBB, Carrollton, Ga.
SHELTON, JIM
Hillbilly Hits
KTAN, Sherman, Tex.
SHELTON, KEN
Ask and it is yours
WJWL, Georg-etown, Del.
SHEPPARD, GIL
Colony Time
WCPO, Cincinnati, Ohio.
SHERBAHAN, DICK
Wake Up Smiling-
WDAN, Lancaster, Pa.
SHERRICK, JAN
Burg-ie Music Box
KROP, Brawley. Cal.
SHERWOOD, DON
Sharps, Flats & Sherwood
KROW, Oakland. Cal.
SHINE, BILL
Club 1230
KLAN. Brenton, Wash.
SHOMETTE, BILL
Radio Rodeo
WOAI, San Antonio, Texas
SHORE, AL
Hillbilly Roundup
KRHD, Duncan, Okla.
SHORT, DOUG
Record Digest
CFAC, Calgary, Alta.
SHUMWAY, HI
Nite Mayor
WASK, Lafayette, Ind.
SHUPE, DICK
Tiny Tot Time
KLMR, Lamar, Colo.
SHUPE, EVERETT
804
KLMR, Lamar, Colo.
SHURLAN, BUD
Disc Caravan
WARE. Ware, Mass.
SILBERT, BILL
B. Jan. 1, 1921; Bill Silbert
Show, WABD; Silbert at Six,
WMGM; Let's Go Bowling,
WABD
SILVERA, ED
Mr. Music
Wise, Madison, Wis.
SIMMONS, JACK
Music a la WHY-L
WHYL, Carlisle, Pa.
SIMON. ERNIE
Breakfast Party
WGN-TV, Chicago, III.
SIMON, WILLIAM
Sy's Session
KVON, Napa, Cal.
SIMPSON, GEORGE
After Hours
WJNO, W. Palm Beach, Fla.
SIMPSON, KEN
Saturday Serenade
CFJR, Broekville, Ont.
SINCLAIR, GORD
Morning- Show
CFCF, Montreal
SINCLAIR, .lOHN
Cousin John
WLEE, Richmond, Va.
SKAFF, NED
Clockwatcher
WCHS, Charleston, W. Va,
SLANK, EI)
Request Time
WCFV, Flifton Forg-e, Va.
SLATE, CHARLIE
Farm & Home Time
WBTM, Danville, Va.
SLATTERY, JACK
Jack's TNT Club
WELM, Elmire, N. Y.
1160
SLAY TON, GLEN
Musical Clock
WFUN. Huntsville, Ala.
SLIGH, CHARLES
Rocket "88"
WOLS, Florence, S. C.
SLOAN, BILL
Polka Revue
KFRD, Rosenberg-, Texas
SLOCUM, CLICK
TNT
WORC, Worcester, Mass.
SLUSSER, WM.
Beyond the Blue
KBIO, Burley, Idaho
SMALLS, THOMAS
Dr. Jive Program
WWRL, New York, N. Y.
SMILEY, BOB
Bob Smiley Show
WGAR, Cleveland, O.
SMITH, BILL
Waker Upper
KTTR, Rolla, Mo.
SMITH, BOB
Hoe Down Party
WVOP, Vidalia, Ga.
SMITH, CY
KRNO, San Bernardino, Cal.
SMITH, DICK
Record Shop
WORC, Worcester, Mass.
SMITH, DON
Insomnia Serenade
WRUF, Gainesville, Fla.
SMITH, DON
Club 90
WWGS, Tifton, Ga.
SMITH, ED
Round and Round Society
KLWN, Lawrence, Iowa
SMITH, EDSEL
Sheriff Ed
WWNC, Newton, N. C.
SMITH, GEO.
Open House
KSIM, Salem, Oreg-.
SMITH, HAL
Hilltop Hoedown
WELP, Easley, S. C.
SMITH, HUGH
The Old Clockwatcher
KOGT, Orange, Texas
SMITH, JOE
Record Park
WARD, Johnstown, Pa.
SMITH, LOREN
The New Show
WTSA, Brattleboro, Vt.
SMITH, ROBERT
Breakfast Express
WBLJ, Dalton, Ga.
SMITH, ROBERT
Theater of Melody
WTIC, Hartford, Conn.
SMITH, VINSON
Milkman's Matinee
WRLD, West Point, Ga.
SMITH, VINCENT
Milkman's Matinee
WRLD, Lanett, Ala.
SMITH, WM.
Discopation
WMFR, Hig-h Point, N. C.
SMITHEM, DIANE
Sag-ebrush Serenade
KSJO, San Jose, Cal.
SMITHERMAN, ROSS
Smithermans Shehanig-ans
WHBS, Huntsville, Ala.
SMOLLON, JACK
Moonshine with Smollon
WJHO, Opelika, Ala.
SMYTHE, PETE
General Store
KTLN, Denver, Colo.
DISC JOCKEYS— RADIO-TELEVISION
SNOW, BOB
Record Review
WSIV. Pekin, 111.
SOLES, PAUL
Route 78
CFPL,, London, Ont.
SO>tMEK, BILL
We Congratulate
WKST, New Castle. Pa.
SOMONANO, HECTOR
WCMN. Arecibo, P. R.
SOSKIN, TED
Ted Soskin Show
CKXL. Calgary. Alta.
SPANGLEK, BOB
Iowa State Houseparty
KASI, Ames, Iowa
SPALLDING, RALPH
Howe Down
KRUL. Coi-vallis. Ore.
SPIRO, WALTER
Koffee Time
WCOV. Montgomery, Ala.
SPOO, ED
Time & Tempo
WWHG, Hornell, N. Y.
SPOTTS. JIM
Jim'? Place
WBPZ, Lock Haven. Pa.
SPOTTS, RALPH
Bar None Ranch
WTRR, Sanford. Fla.
SPRY, GENE
Gene Spry Show
KPHO, Phoenix. Ariz.
STAMBLCK, WALLY
Music Till One
CJOC, Lethbridge, Alta.
STAMPER, BILL
Tune Factory
WKDN. Camden. N. J.
STAMPS. WILLIAM
Whistling in the Dark
WLBJ, Bowling Green, Ky.
STANFORD, RAY
Morning Melodies
WWW, Fairmont, W. Va.
STANLEY, BILL
Happiness Exchange
WNOE. New Orleans, La.
STANT, JACK
Pajama Parade
WAMS, Wilmington. Del.
STARK, CHARLIE
WINS. New York. N. Y.
STARK, CHARLES
Folktune Frolics
KDRS. Paragould. Ark.
STARR, JOE
Starr Time
WATL. Atlanta. Ga.
ST. CLAIR, ED
Polk County Express
WSIR. Winter Haven, Fla.
STEBBINS, ROGER
1260 Club
WERC. Erie. Pa.
STELL, BILL
Mailbag Programs
WSVS, Crewe. Va.
STEPHENS, DICK
Coffee Club
WJPA, Washington. Pa.
STEPHENS. MIKE
Musical Clock
CKCW. Moncton. N. B.
STERLING, KEITH
Make Believe Ballroom
CKOY. Ottawa, Ont.
STERLING, VIC
Nitewatchman
KUKI. Ukiah, Cal.
STEVENS, AL
Al Stevens Show
WWIN. Baltimore, Md.
STEVENS, BOB
Pushin' Sand
WVCG. Coral Gables, Fla.
STEVENS, CHUCK
Yawn Patrol
WPAW, Pawtucket, R. I.
STEVENS, MATT
Off the Record
WCED, DuBois, Pa.
STEVENSON, CILIS. JOHN
The Chanticleer
WGY. Schenectady. N. Y.
STEWART, CAL
Tellotest
WOWO, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
STEWART, JACK
Jack Stewart Show
CKXL, Calgary, Alta.
STEWART, TOM
Tunetown
KTAT. Frederick, Okla.
STEWART, TOM
Musical Clock
WPAQ. Mt. Airy, N. C.
STIERMAN, VERN
Play Radio Show
KDTH, Dubuque, Iowa
STINGLEY, ROY
Fairfield Jamboree
WHOK, Lancaster, O.
STODDARD, DICK
KLTI, Longview. Texas
STONE, AL
Wax Works
WCSC. Charleston, S. C.
STONE, DAVE
Corrall Club
KSEL, Lubbock, Texas
STONE, JIM
KBTM, Jonesboro, Ark.
STOREY, BOB
Storey Time
WGL, Fort Wayne. Ind.
STORY, DOLORES
1120 Club
KCLE. Cleburne, Texas
STRADLER, TED
Smoke Dreams
WJHP, Jacksonville, Fla.
STRICKLAND, BELL
Juke Box
WIRA. Ft. Pierce, Fla.
STRONG, JACK
Cornbread Matinee
WGAC, Augusta, Ga.
STUART, ALLEN
Cavalcade of Music
WJZ, New York, N. Y.
STUART. HALL
1450 Club
WHIT. New Bern. N. C.
STUTHMAN, FRED
Relaxin' Time
KGO. San Francisco, Cal.
STURTZ, HOWIE
Neillsville Hour
WDLB, Marshfield. Wis.
SUDDUTH, GENE
Record Revue
WEAR, Pensacola, Fla.
SUGAR, DICK
Latin American Hour
WEVD. New York, N. Y.
SULLIVAN, DENNIS
Musical Clock
WFBL, Syracuse, N. Y.
SULLIVAN, MOKRIE
Tops and Pops
WMUS, Muskegon, Mich.
SULLIVAN, PERRY
Perry Sullivan Show
WRDW. Augusta, Ga.
SUMMERFIELD, JOHN
Morning Music Club
WAKE, Greenville. S. C.
SUMMERISE, BOB
Bob Sunimerise Show
KMO, Tacoma, Wash.
SUNDHOLM, DALE C.
Club 690
KRCO, Prinville. Oreg.
SUTPHEN, CLARK
Wax Works
KBMY, BiMingrs. Mont.
SUTTON, SCOTT
Tops in Pops
WGGG. G'"""=viiie, Fla.
SWENSON, JACK
KFEL. Denvti. Colo.
SWENY, ROBERT M.
Showtime
KDDD, Dumas. Texas
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TABLER, W. D.
Saturday Serenade
WDNE, Elkins, W. Va.
TALBOTT, JOHN
Sweet and Solid
KBIZ. Ottumwa, Iowa
TALFORD, BRUCE
Melody Merchant
WTSV, Claremont, N. H.
TALLEY. JOHN
Hayloft Jamboree
WYVE, Wytheville, Va.
TAaiBLYN, BOB
Party Line
WSCS. Charleston, S. C.
TAFLER, VINCE
Rhythm Matinee
WTJS, Jackson, Tenn.
TAPLIN, TAP
T. N. T. Show
WEBR, Buffalo, N. Y.
TARASI, FRED
Sunset Serenade
WACB. Kittanning, Pa.
TATE, HAL
Who's Talking
WBKB-TV, Chicago, HL
TAYLOR, AL
KMJ
Fresno, Cal.
TAYLOR, BEN
Cousin John
WLEE, Richmond, Va,
TAYLOR, BILL
A Date with Bill
WNNC. Newton, N. C.
T.WLOR, SAMMY
Sammy Taylor Show
KGON, Portland. Ore.
TEETER, LEWIS
KDAS. Malvern. Ark.
TERMINE, JIM
Platter Parly
WCPS. Tarboro. N. C.
TERRY, LILLIAN
Tea Time with the Terrj^s
WAPA, San Juan, P. R.
THAYER, JACK
Star Gazing
WTCN, Minneapolis. Minn.
THERRIEN. LARRY
930 Club
WREB. Holyoke. Mass.
THIELE. IH KE
Duke Till Dawn
WNOE. New Orleans. La.
THOMAS. BILL
Sunrise Serenade
KDTH. Dubuque. Iowa
THOMAS. GILBERT
Sunnv Side of the Street
WHTC, Holland. Mich.
THOMAS, GORDON
Informally Yours
WWPA, Williamsport. Pa.
1101
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THOMAS. JOHN
To-days Top Tunes
THOMAS. MITCH
WILM.
Wilmiiiirton. Delaware
THOMPSON. RON
Records and Rhythm
WWSO. Spriiurtield. Ohio
THOMAS. STEVE
Tune Tavern
WARN. Aiken. S. C.
THOMAS. VAL
Melody Circus
WGAY. Silver Springrs. Md.
THOMASON. BILL
Studio Party
WLAQ. Rome. Ga.
THO>L\SON. JIMMY
Jimmy Thomason Show
KAFY
Bakersfield. Calif.
THOMPSON. CHUCK
Chuck and Elmer
WFOR, Hattiesburgr. Pa.
THOMPSON, CHICK
The Chuck Thompson Show
WITH, Baltimore, Md.
THOMPSON, GOLDIE
Gaddin with Goldie
WHBO, Tampa, Fla.
THOMPSON, JERRY
Musical Clock
WVMI. Biloxi, Miss.
THOMPSON, JIM
Mr. Music
KQV, Pittsburg-h. Pa.
THOMPSON, RLSS
Breamtime
CJBQ. Belleville. Ont.
THOMPSON, VERLA
Studio Party
KASH. Eus-ene. Ore.
TIBBETTS, DON
Don Tibbelts Show
WFEA, Manchester. N. H.
TINNEY, CAL
Cal Tinney Show
ABC
TOBY, MARK
This Is Toby
WEVD. New York, N. Y.
TOLBERT, ROBERT
Wake Up Time
WTBF. Troy. Ala.
TOTTEN, VERN
Music of the West
KXLF. Butte. Mont.
TOWNE, (;ORDON
WHOO Wakes Up
WHOO. Orlando. Fla.
TRACY, KILL
Jive Till Five
WSKB. MfComb. Miss.
TRAP, BOB
Koffce Konr-ert
WFUR. Grand Rapids, Mich.
TRAP, WILLIAM
Breakfast with Trap
WKBZ. Muskcifon. Mifh.
TRAY LOR, GENE
Ni^ht Train
WFKY. Frankfort. Ky.
TREGALLAH, JA( K
Enchanted Hour
CJVI. ViKoria, B. C.
TRINE, PHIL
Advance Release
KfJKI. Ukiah, Cal.
TRLHHELL, CHARLIE
Top of the Mornintr
WNOW. York. Pa.
TUCK, GEORGE C.
Top o' the Mornin'
WGUY. Ban'^or. Maine
TUCKER, IJICK
Dick Tijckr;r Show
WBZ. Boston, Mass.
TUCKER, I>ON
Country Music Time
WARL, Arlington. Va.
TUCKER, FRANK
Tunes for Teens
WCOV, Montgomery. Ala.
TUNIS. HAL
Tunis Show
WMGM, New York, N. Y.
TYSON, DAVE
Wake up with Davey
WCAE. Pittsburgh, Pa.
UMBACK, BOB
Atomic Boogie Hour
WJL.D, Homewood, Ala.
UNCLE, IRV
Happiness Exchange
KNOE, Monroe, La.
UNDERBILL, LEO
Breakfast Time
WCKY, Cincinnati, O.
V
VALDEY, NORM
Rise 'n' Shine
WHOB, Gardner, Mass.
VANCE, TONY
Our Saturday Date
WHIS, Blueiield, W. Va.
VANCE, VAN
Easy Listening
WKAY, Glasgow, Ky.
VANDERHOOF, BRUCE
Vanderhoof's Yawniversity
KNAK, Salt Lake City, Utah
VAN SLYCKE, HARRY
950 Club
KSEL, Lubbock, Texas
VAUGHN, WALTER
Hillbilly Breakfast Club
KTAN, Sherman, Tex.
VERDON, BOB
Top 30
KGOS, Torrington, Wyo.
VERDON, MARIO
CKAC, Montreal
VICKROY, DON
Mixing Bowl
KOOS, Coos Bay, Ore.
VIZINA, BOB
B's Wax
KELK, Elko, Nev.
VOGEL, ART
Top Tunes
WMIL, Milwaukee, Wise.
VOGT, KEN
8-6-0- Show
WFOX. Milwaukee, Wis.
VON TRESS, FAYE
Sleepy Time Gal
WJLD, Homewood, Ala.
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WADD, JOHN
1240 Club
WOBT, Rhinelander, Wis.
WADSWORTH, RALPH
Date with the Stars
KPXK, Rcxburg, Idaho
WAGNER, JACK
Rise and Shine
KHJ, LA, Calif.
1162
WAGNER, PAUL
KCOL Karavan
KCOL, Fort Collins, Colo.
WAGNON, BUCK
Ranch House Rhythms
KTAT, Frederick, Okla.
WAITS, ERNIE
Ernie Waits Show
WNOP, Newport, Ky.
WALKER, ED C.
Hits and Bits
WDAE, Tampa, Fla.
WALKER, HARRY
Dealer's Choice
KMOR, Oroville, Cal.
WALKER, JIMMY
Jimmy Walker Show
KGU, Honolulu, Hawaii
WALKER, LEE
Record Man
WCHV, Charlottesville, Va.
WALLACE, BOB
590 Club
WROW, Albany, N. Y.
WALLACE, CAL.
Man at the Door
WZIP, Covington, Ky.
WALSHAK, DAVID
1450 Club
KCTI, GJonzales, Texas
WALTERS, BILL
Easy Listening
WDUZ, Green Bay, Wis.
WALTERS, BUCKY
WNXT, Portsmouth, Ohio
WALTERS, FRANK
Club 1330
KYJC, Medford, Ore.
WALTON, DICK
No. Main St. Hour
WICE, Providence, R. I.
WAMBACH, PETE
Pete Wambach Show
WCMB, Harrisburg, Pa.
WANKE, HUGH
"Morning Musical Clock"
WXAO, Baltimore, Md.
WANZER, HAL
Request Club
KCOG, Centerville, Iowa
WARD, BILL
Bill Ward's Doghouse
CKWX, Vancouver, B. C.
WARD, JIM
River Rhapsody
CFJR, Brockville, Ont.
WARD, JIM
The Wake-Up Ward
KAPA, Raymond, Wash.
WARD, JIM
Morning Mayor's Show
WILK, Wilkes Barre, Pa.
WARD, RUSS
Records at Random
WDYK, Cumberland, Md.
WARREN, DOC
Cracker jack Show
WPDQ, Jacksonville, Fla.
WARREN, DOUG
Talk of the Town
WKDN, Camden, N. J.
WARREN, JACK
Club Matinee
KWRN, Reno, Nev.
WARREN, JAMES
Dance Time
KJR, Seattle, Wash.
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Vic Waters Show
CJOR. Vancouver, B. C.
WAXIER, LUCIEN
CKAC, Montreal
WAYNE, STU
WDAS. Phil., Pa.
WTEATHERL.Y, BOB
WTAN. Clearwater, Fla.
WEAVER, ROBYX
Robyn Weaver Show
WIRL. Peoria. 111.
WEBB, DUDE
1280 Klub
WYVE. Wytheville, Va.
WEBB, FRED
Studio Party
WGAA, Cedartown, Ga.
WEBB, J. R.
We.stern Serenade
WIHL. Hammond. La.
WEBB, RED
R. F. D. Piedmont
WLBG. Laurens, So. Car.
WEBER, ART
Music You Want
KGVO, Missoula, Montana
WEBER, FRED
1340 Club
WIZE. Springfield, O.
WEBSTER, JAMES
Melody Ballroom
WCUM. Cumberland. Md.
WEBSTER, KURT
Dancin? Party
WBT. Charlotte, N. C.
WEGMAN, BILL
Nigrht Watchman
WGEM, Quincy, 111.
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Ham and Bgg Time
KDIX. Dickinson, N. D.
WEITZEL, JACK
Wax Works
WCHA, Chambersburg. Pa.
WELCH, CL.4REXCE
Negro Spirituals
KALI, Pasadena, Cal.
WELCH, ED
Concentratin On You
KBON, Omaha, Neb.
WELCH, LARRY
Voice of Turtle
WCOP. Boston, Mass.
WELLINGTON, JACK
Jack's Jukebox
KYMA, Yuma. Ariz.
WELLS, JACQUES
Well's Belles
WCBM, Baltimore, Md.
WELLS, JOHN
1270 Club
WLBR. Lebanon, Pa.
WELSBACHER, RICHARD
Buckeye Bugrle Call
WCLT, Newai-k. O.
WENDLING, JIM
Record Shop
WATH. Athens, Ohio
WENDT. DUDLEY
Record Rodeo
KOVE. Lander, Wyo.
WESLEY, JIM
Wake Up With Wesley
WGLS, Decatur. Ga.
WEST, Bill
KMOR, Oroville, Cal.
WEST, CHARLEY
West Calling-
WREB, Holyoke, Mass.
WEST, WAYNE
Wayne West Show
WMBD, Peoria, 111.
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KSDO. San Diego, Cal.
\^TESTCOTT, GEORGE
Rockin' Time
KXOB, Stockton, Cal.
WHALEN, BILL
Luncheon Date
WCUE, Akron, O.
WHEELER, DICK
Club 600
KTBB. Tyler. Texas
WHEELER. DOC
Morning Spirituals
WWRL, New York, N. Y.
WHITAKER, JACK
Jack the Batchelor
KOVO. Provo, Utah
WHITCOMB, BOB
Polka Time
WGRD. Grand Rapids, Mich.
WHITE, DON
Record Room
KMAN, Manhattan, Kansas
WHITE, JIM
Club Matinee
KWRN, Reno, Nev.
WHITE, NORMAN
Dancing Session
KCSU, Provo, Utah
WHITE, WAYMAN
Duke of Wax
WAUG. Augusta, Ga.
WHITE, WORTH
Hillbilly Jukebox
WPTF, Raleigh, N. C.
WHITEHILL, ROBERT
Music at Dinnertime
WBLK. Clarksburg, W. Va.
WHITTINGTON, JAMES
Gospel in Song
WMFS. Chattanooga, Tenn.
WHITNEY, BOYD
Hillbilly Houseparty
KTRM, Beaumont, Texas
\^1EDMAN, JACK
WROY, Carmi. 111.
WIENER, BUDD
Requestfully Yours
KOPO, Tuseon. Ariz.
WIGGINS, GERRY
Midnight Merry-Gro-Round
CFRB, Toronto, Ont.
WIKEN, DAVE
Dancing Party
WCHS. Charleston, W. Va.
WILCOX, FRED
Hoop-Dee-Doo
KOY. Phoenix. Ariz.
WILCOX. JOHN
Words and Wax
KBOL, Boulder, Colorado
WILDE, TED
Best on Wax
WAKN, Aiken, S. C.
WILDER, JAMES
Howdj' Neighbor
WFRP. Savannah. Ga.
I^ILDER, LEE
Music off the Disc
WMIK, Middleboro, Ky.
WILLET, SLIM
Big State Jamboree
KRBC. Abilene, Tex.
WILLIAMS, CAL
Cal Calling
WHAT, Phil., Pa.
WILLIAMS, CARY
Musical Clock
WWPA. Williamsport, Pa.
MTLLIAMS, GENE
Dancing Party
KMOD, Modesto, Cal.
WILLIA3IS, KENT
Melody Matinee
WDOK, Cleveland, O.
1163
WILLIAMS, JAY
Club "1400"
KTSW, Emporia, Kansas
WILLIAMS, ROD
1340 Club
WKIC, Hazard, Ky.
WILLIAMS, STAN
Record Club
CKLB, Oshawa, Ont.
WILLIAMS, VINCE
Vince Williams Show
WJZ, New York, N. Y.
WILLIAMS, WALLY
Wally's Platter Party
KCKY, Coolidge, Ariz.
WILLIAMSON, JIM
Rhythm Hour
WTRR, Sanford. Fla.
WILLMAN, JACK
Morning Spirituals
WMRY, New Orleans, La.
W7LLS0N, GARY
Call for Music
WSGW, Saginaw. Mich.
WILSON, LARRY
Working with Wax
WNOE, New Orleans, La.
WILSON, STU
Sweet and Sentimental
KBIG, Avalon, Calif.
WILSON, WALTER
Jump School
WHOP, Hopkinsville, Ky.
WILSON, WARREN
Hotcakes and Coffee
KONP, Port Angeles. Wash.
WIMBERLY, DOROTHY
Kitty V LA call Show
KVIC. Little Rock, Ark.
WINN, Bill
Alarm Clock Club
WJOC, Jamestown, N. Y.
WINSLOW, VERNON
Boogie Beat Breakfast
WMRY, New Orleans. La.
WINTER, PAUL
Winter's Wonderland
WXYZ. Detroit, Mich.
WINTERS, DICK
Bi-eakfast Express
WAAF. Chicago, 111.
WISCHMEYEK. GEORGE
Music in the Night
WONN, Lakeland. Fla.
WITT, CHARLES
Melody Matinee
WAYX. Waycross, Ga.
WITTE. BUD
Best on Wax
WDUZ, Green Bay. Wis.
WOEHKMANN, BILL
Spinning Wheel
WCNB. Connersville. Ind.
WOLF, FRED
Get Up and Go
WXYZ. Detroit. Mich.
WOLFE. AL
Wolf Works
WHGB, Harrisburg. Pa.
WOLFE, W.
Breakfast Bell
CHWK, Chilliwack, B. C.
WOLOSON, MIKE
One Mike to Another
WNOR, Norfolk, Va.
WOOD, CALLBIE
The Early Bird
WVOT, Wilson, N. C.
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Juki' Box Rrviow
KTLN. IVnv.T. Colo.
\V001>. FKKI)
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WWHZ. Viiielaiui, N. J.
WOOD. MIKK
Miohaol WiHui Show
TKCW. Moiuton. X. B.
WOOD, r.vi L
Pauls Platter Party
WEBJ. Brcwton, Ala.
WOODBINK. DALE
MalMKv Ml Miisit-
KAYS. Ha.vs, Kans.
WOODS. JEAN
Lobo Fiolirs
KVKM. Moiiahans. Tex.
WOODS. JOHN
^^'TAG. Worcester. Mass.
W00LRID(;E. FRED
Fantasy Bandstand
VOGM, St. John's Newf.
WOOTEN. BILL
Club «5;io
WIRC. Hickory. N. C.
WORLEY. JACK
Let's Dance
WGAD. Gad.-^den, Ala.
WORTMAN. ART
Lets Dance
WABM. Houlton. Maine
WRAY. JOHN
Club 590
KUGN, Eugene. Ore.
WRIUHT. BOB
Session on '570
KVl. Seattle. Wash.
WRKJHT. (11 S
Star Tune Request Time
WMOD. Moundsville. W. Va.
WRIGHT. KEN
Time and Tune Parade
WKY, Oklahoma City. Okla.
WRIGHT. LLOYD
Yawn Patrol
CFPL, London. Ont.
WRISLEY, JOHN
Ramblin' with Wrisley
WSAV, Savannah, Ga.
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YAGER. DOYLE
Washing^ton Chronicle
WPEO, Peoria, 111.
YANDLE, JIMMIE
1290 Club
WTMC. Ocala. Fla.
YEAGER. RAY
Ray's Record Revue
KROW, Oakland. Cal.
YELLAND. STARR
Food Derby
KOA, Denver, Colo.
YOCAM, JOE
The Joe Yocam Show
KFWB, L. A., Cal.
YOCLM, CARL
Starlight Ballroom
KXOC, Chico, Cal.
YORKE, WALLY
Swing: Inn
CHWK. Chilliwack, B. C.
YOUNG, DUKE
Eatke's Dilemma
KUGN. Eugene, Ore.
YOUNG. JOE
Club 1310
KFKA. Greeley, Colo.
YOUNG, 0. C.
Bits of Hits
WHIS, Bluefield, "W. Va.
YOUNGBLOOD, CHARLIE
Melody Rang-e
KPOJ, Portland, Ore.
YOUNGBLOOD, JIM
Farm & Home Hour
WPAD, Paducah, Ky.
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ZACHAKY, HIGH
Sunny Side of Seven
WFAI, Fayetteville, N. 0.
ZAPUTIL, BILL
Eleven-O-Pive Club
KBMY, Billing-s, Mont.
ZIEGLER, DICK
Record Reville
WEIM, Fitchbui'g-, Mass.
ZIMMERMAN, HARRY
Record Rodeo
KEYD, Minneapolis, Minn.
ZOOK, DICK
Zag-g-in with Zookie
KVVC. Ventura, Cal.
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Boyer, Martha KCOW, Alliance. Neb.
Bradford, Ann...WLLH, Lowell-Lawrence, Mass.
Bradford, Corinne E....WPAL, Charleston. S. C.
Bradley Ina WICC-TV, Bridgeport, Conn.
Bradley, Shirley KFMB-TV San Diego Cal.
Brady, Toni WABY, Albany, N. Y.
Brazeau, Henrietta. . . .WPAW, Pawtucket. R. I.
Breeze Ruth KNOE, Monroe. La.
Brennan, Libby.' .' .' WILK Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Brennan. Nora WRBL, Columbus Ga.
Brie-s Ruth KENI, Anchorage. Alaska
Brooks. DorSthy WTAN, Clearwater, Fla.
Brooks, Helen WFBR, Baltimore, Md.
Brooks, Jane Masters. . . .KBUR, Burlington. Iowa
Brooks, Martha WGY. Schenectady N. Y.
Brophy, Margaret CKNX, Ontario
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WOMAN COMMENTATORS— RADIO-TV
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Bn^soljw. Dean WTCO. Canipbellsvine, Ky.
Mrown. Barbara WCHV. Charlottesville. Va.
Brt»wn. Betty Jan WHHH. Warren. O.
Brown. Canulle WSFA. Montgomery. Ala.
Brt)wn. Gloria WTJBK. Cleveland. O.
Brown, Liz KDAL. Dnluth. Minn.
Brown. Mae WMAS. Sprinsrlield. Mass.
Browne. Olivia WMC. Memphis. Tenn.
Btxiwninp. Lillian WESB, Bradford. Pa.
KriK^. Fran KVCV, Reddingr, Cal.
Burbank. Vaunia KODY. North Platte, Neb.
Burehett. Lillian WNAC-TV. Boston. Mass.
Buir. Marjraret WMNE. Menonionie, Wis.
Burns, Rol>erta KBOE, Oskaloosa, Iowa
Burr. Gwen W KSUE, Susanville. Cal.
Burt, Ellen T WIBX. Utica. N. Y.
Bush. Janet KGVL. Greenville, Texas
Bussanich. Dorothy ... KTKN. Ketchikan. Alaska
Bussard. Adaline KTEL. Walla Walla, Wash.
Butler. Ann G WJMA. Orangre. Va.
Butler, Gwenyth KBUN. Bemidji. Minn.
Butler. Jane WGBS. Miami. Fla.
Butler, Jane WJAT. Swainshoro, Ga.
Byron. Eva WALT, Tampa, Fla.
Byrne. Elizabeth WSKI, Montpelier, Vt.
Byrne, Maggri WNBK, Cleveland, O.
Call, Gloria WOKO, Albany, N. Y.
Caldwell. Joan WLDS, Jacksonville, IlL
Callahan. Ellen WWNC. Asheville, N. C.
Callaway, Carol KCSB. San Bernardino, Cal.
Cameron. Barbara WKRC, Cincinnati, Ohio
Cameron. Dianne WTTG. Washington, D. C.
Campbell, Lanthe WHKY, Hickory, N. C.
Campbell, Marienne B....WJEH, Gallipolis, Ohio
Campbell, Wanda WBOW, Terre Haute. Ind.
Candler. Barbara WQXI, Atlanta, Ga.
Cantrell. Jane KWAL. Wallace, Idaho
Capland. Letha Lee. . . .KPAC, Port Arthur, Texas
Carlisle, Joyce KLVT. Levelland. Texas
Carlson. Mildred WBZ-TV, Boston, Mass.
Carr, Paula WMOA, Marietta, Ohio
Carroll. Elaine WKBN. Youngstown, Ohio
Carson, Mead KGMB, Honolulu. T. H.
Carson, Mead KHBC, Hilo, T. H.
Carter, Carol KSWO, Lawton, Okla.
Carter, Francis WAZL, Hazelton, Pa.
Carter, Helen WFEB, Sylacauga, Ala.
Carter. Lynn WJPA. Washington, Pa.
Carter. Sata Jo WGAF. Valdosta, Ga.
Cartwright. Christian. .. .WCCM, Lawrence, Mass.
Casey. Wynne WJOY, Burlington, Vt.
CasB, Betty WIBA, Madison, Wis.
Cattell. Margaret WEIR, Weirton, W. Va.
Chamberlain. Alice KHON, Honolulu, T. H.
Champoux, Pierette CKVL. Verdun, Que.
Chancelloe. Betty KGKB. Tyler, Texas
Chandler, Mimi WVLK, Lexington, Ky.
Chantry. Ruth CHVC. Niagara Falls, Ont.
Chapman. Doris J KRXK, Rexburg, Idaho
Chase. Julie WTAG. Worcester. Mass.
Cha*e. Penny WAAM. Baltimore, Md.
Chatain. Mrs. Paul CHFA. Edmonton. Alta.
Cheatham. Mary R WFLCJ, Farmville, Va.
Cherry. Nada WKCT. Bowling Green. Ky.
Cherry. OpaJ WKAY. Glasgow, Ky.
Chetiser. Faye KWED. Seguin, Tex.
Childis, Elain KJRL, Pof-atello, Idaho
Chilton. Ruth WJMJ, Philjulelphia, Pa,
Chorniuk. Pauline CKPK. Ft. William, Ont.
Clader. U/m WHOL, Allentown, Pa.
Clark. Beryl WSGW, Saginaw, Mich.
Clark. Connie KEXO. Grand Junction, Colo.
Clark. Faith WAVZ. New Haven, Conn.
Clark. Hilde KTTJC, Tucson, Ariz.
Clark. K KBIO, Burley. Idaho
Clark. Lucille WTAR-TV, Norfolk, Va.
Clark. Pat KYMA, Yuma. Ariz.
ClarkHon. Ida CJVI. Victoria, B. C.
Clone. Vivian KALB. Alexandria, La.
Coats. Vivian WATH, Athens, Ohio
Coggins, Marcia WKDK, Newberry, S. C.
Colbfrrt, Jean WTIC, Hartford, Conn.
Coleman. Dottie WCNX. Middletown, Conn.
Collins, Kay WIS, Columbia, S. C.
Condon. Nancy KFAB, Omaha, Neb.
Connelly. Jeanne WNEB, Worcester, Mass.
Connors, Dorsey WNBQ, Chicago, 111.
Conroy. Elizabetli KRAI, Craig, Colo.
Cook. Irene KGER, Long Beach, Cal.
Cook. Tish KXGI, Fort Madison, Iowa
Cooke, Catherine WFTC, Kinston, N. C.
Cooke, Joyce KRIC, Beaumont, Tex.
Coon, Dorothy WSPD-TV, Toledo, Ohio
Cooney, Jo WFBG, Altoona, Pa.
Cooper, Mildred KCRT, Trinidad, Colo.
Copenhaver, Carley KWIL, Albany. Ore.
Cordwell, Brenda CFAC, Calgary, Alta.
Corman. Frantzel KWLK, Longview, Wash.
Costello, Beverly C...WGAY, Silver Springs, Md.
Cottle, Betty Jean. .KSL-TV, Salt Lake City, Utah
Couch, Margie WCPM, Cumberland, Ky.
Coury. Roselle WCOU, Lewiston, Maine
Cox. Fan WMBG, Richmond, Va.
Craig. Helen CKFH, Toronto
Craig, Louise WSFC, Somerset, Ky.
Craig, Nancy WABC-TV. New York
Cramer, Alma WARD, Johnstown, Pa.
Crane, Ruth WMAL-TV. Washington, D. C.
Crawford, Nonnie WBUX, Doylestown, Pa.
Crowell. Frances WGIV, Charlotte, N. C.
Cudworth, Helen KFTM, Fort Morgan, Colo.
Colkin, Anne WSCR, Seranton. Pa.
Cummins, Ray. . . .WMBL, Morehead City, N. C.
Curley, Gertrude WESB, Bradford, Pa.
Currier, Bernice KMA, Shenandoah, Iowa
Outright. Peggy WRAY, Princeton, Ind.
Cry, Jacqueline CJEM, Edmunston, N. B.
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Dale, Dorothy WBET, Brockton, Mass.
Dalton, Jane WSPA, Spartanburg, S. C.
Darden. Jane WPAD. Paducah, Ky.
Data, Maiisha WSBC, Chicago, 111.
Daugherty, Nancy WHOK, Lancaster, Ohio
Davis, Gary WMFR, High Point, N. C.
Davis, Helen KSLM. Salem. Ore.
Davis, Lillian WCOH, Newman, Ga.
Daye, Sunny WLOS, Asheville, N. C.
Dayton, Patricia KTMS, Santa Barbara. Cal.
Dean. Doris WBTM, Danville, Va.
Deane, Martha WOR, New York, N. Y.
De Garay. Lydia KCOR, San Antonio, Tex.
Delaney, Ursula CJNT, Quebec
Delgado, Pauhta WMIA, Caguas, P. R.
Deloye, Delores CJKL, Kirkland Lake, Ont.
Dennis, Mimi WAPI, Birmingham, Ala.
Des Rameaux, Rejeanne CKAC, Montreal
DeShazo, Catherine P WNNT, Warsaw, Va.
DeTamayo, Bertha WAEL, Mayaguez, P. R.
Dettinger, Alma WQXR, New York
Devaney, Maxine WMBH, Poplin, Mo.
De Vivier, Jeanne KFBK, Sacramento, Cal.
Devlin, Marion . .KVON, Napa, Cal.
Dibble, Judith WREB, Holyoke, Mass.
Debney, Dora CFCN, Calgary, Alta.
Dickens, Betty WIOD, Miami, Fla.
Diekman, Jane Ann WPTR, Albany, N. Y.
Di Fant. Mary KMOD, Modesto, Cal.
Dikeman, Elizabety KTUL, Tulsa, Okla.
Dillon, Alberta WFOY, St. Augustine, Fla.
Dixon, Mo KNPT, Newport, Ore.
Dixon, Nancy KTTV, Los Angeles, Cal.
Donahue, Ruth C WLOP, Orlando, Fla.
Donald, Elaine WESA, Charleroi, Pa.
Donohue, Beulah WTMJ-TV, Milwaukee, Wis.
Donovan, Bea KING-TV Seattle, Wash.
Donovan, Joyce WTRY, Troy, N. Y.
Dooley, Dorothy KFDX, Wichita Falls, Tex.
Doran, Jearme WMRO. Aurora, 111
Dow, Marjorie WTWN, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Dowst, Kay WDAE, Tampa, Fla.
Drewsen, Dorothy ... WHMP, Northampton, Mass.
Drooz, Elaine WROW, Albany, N. Y.
Duewall, Doris WTVH, Peoria, 111.
Dugas, "Tippy" KCIL. Houma, La
Duhamel, Madeleine CKCH, Hull, Que
Duke, Ann WDBL, Springfield, Tenn
Du Mond, Irene KXEL, Waterloo, Iowa
1166
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WOMAN COMMENTATORS— RADIO-TV
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Ciunn, Jo WTRF. Bellaire, Ohio
Duvall, Carol. . . .WOOD-TV, Grand Rapids, Mich.
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Earin, Barbara KVNI, Coeur D'Alene, Idaho
Easton, Sally WBIS, Bristol, Tenn.
Easton, Marg-uerite M WJMX. Florence, S. C.
Ebling-, Deann KBUH. Brigham City, Utah
Edgar, June KALE, Richland, Wash.
Edring-ton, Ann KOSE, Osceola, Ark.
Edwards, Lou Don KNEM, Nevada, Mo.
Edwards. Ruby WHAT, Philadelphia, Pa.
Edwards, Sue WPLH, Hunting^don, W. Va.
Eilerman, Carmen G WZIP, Coving-ton, Ky.
Eldon, Polly WSTP, Salisbury, N. C.
Elk, Carol KCLS, Flagstaff, Ariz.
Ellen, Kaytee KTLN, Denver, Colo.
Ellis, Caroline KFRM. Kansas City, Mo.
ElUs, Connie WENT. Elmira. N. Y.
Emerson, Faye WNBC, New York
Eng-el, Rita KIJV, Huron, S. D.
Enno, Ruby CKRD, Red Deer, Alta.
Erdman, Dona WTKM, Hartford, Wis.
Erickson, Cathy WJOC, Jamestown, N. Y.
Estate, Leslie WRAD. Radford, Va.
Eubanks. Velma WMUU, Greenville, S. C.
Evans, Christine WHDH, Boston, Mass.
Evans, Stacey WWCA, Gary, Ind.
Everetts, Helen CFJR, Brockville, Ont.
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Fakosh, Marilyn WBPZ, Lock Haven, Pa.
Falk, Florence KMA, Shenandoah, Iowa
Farmer, Helen WMAZ, Macon, Ga.
Faughn. Helen WMOK, Metropolis, 111.
Faulk, Polly WCKB, Dunn, N. C.
Faye, Dorothy WDAF, Kansas City, Mo.
Fentress, Nancy WLOW, Norfolk, Va.
Fields. Geraldine WAYX, Waycross, Ga.
FilUng-ham, Joan KANS, Wichita. Kans.
Fincher, Shorty WCMB, Harrisburg, Pa.
Fine. Esther WEVD. New York
Finks, Fran WKTM, Mayfield, Ky.
Flora, Catherine WCUM. Cumberland, Md.
Fisher, Alice E KBIZ, Ottumwa, Iowa
Fitch, Marcie KGLN, Colorado Spring's, Colo.
Fitzgerald, Pegeen WABC-TV, New York
Flanders. Dorothy KIMO, Independence, Mo.
Fletcher, Louise WSOK, Nashville, Tenn.
Fletcher, Marian WLOK, Lima, Ohio
Flohr, Mildred KYSM. Mankato, Minn.
Flournoy, Rose WRBL, Columbus, Ga.
Floyd. Marg-uerite L WGUY, Bangor, Maine
Foley, Barbara WVKO, Columbus, Ohio
Foley. Bernie WCPO-TV. Cincinnati, Ohio
Forester, Bobbie KXLR, Little Rock. Ark.
Forester. Dot WRLD, West Point, Ga.
Foret, Betty KVOL, Lafayette, La.
Forg-ue Sonia WLAM, Lewiston, Maine
Foster,'Fran WHKK, Akron, O.
Fountain Jean WMFD, Wilmington, N. C.
Fouts, Nell V WTNC. Thomasville, N. C.
Frank, Norida WOC-TV, Davenport, Iowa
Frazer Darleen WHUN, Hunting-don, Pa.
Frederick, Jov WTRW. Two Rivers, Wis.
Frederick. Pauline WABC, New York
Freeland. Mildred WMID, Atlantic City, N. J.
French, Maxine WHPE, Hig-h Point, N. C.
Friberg. Alice F WCYB, Bristol. Va.
Friend, Dorothy KOTV, Tulsa. Okla.
Frowe Maidie CKPC. Brantford, Ont.
Funneil, Mildred WTAM, Cleveland, Ohio
Frj^ar, Jan WLIO. E. Liverpool, Ohio
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Gabrial Nel WBMS, Boston, Mass.
Gaffney', Pauline WHEC, Rochester. N. Y.
Gaines. Mitzi WLET, Toccoa, Ga.
Gale. Marion WWHG, Hornell, N. Y.
Galvin Grace WBRY, Waterbury. Conn.
Gamron. Kay KPHO. Phoenix. Ariz.
Gannaway, Jean WWOD, Lynchburg. Va.
Gantner, Evelyn KICA. Clovis, N. M.
Gardiner, Dorothy KTLA, Los Angeles, Cal.
Gardiner, Evelyn KDKA, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gathe, Louise KFQD, Anchorage, Alaska
Geis, Joanne WCNB, Connersville, Ind.
George, Lj^nn WPAZ, Pottstown, Pa.
Geiken, Frances Jean KBNZ, La Junta, Colo.
Ghodes, Louise WSAU, Wausau, Wis.
Gibbs. Mavis WTVR, Richmond, Va.
Gibson, Jane KQV, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gibson, Martha WJOI, Florence. Ala.
Gilchrist, Norma KNBH, Hollywood. Cal.
Godofsky, M. N WHLI, Hempstead, N. Y.
Goodman, Ruth WTOC, Savannah, Ga.
Gordon, Marian A WPRC. Lincoln. 111.
Gosar, Donna KOVO, Provo. Utah
Gotfried, Delores KOCO, Salem, Ore.
Gottleib. Ruth WMSC, Columbia, S. C.
Gould, Joan KYOS, Merced, Cal.
Gowan Larlyne P WDXI, Jackson, Tenn.
Graham, Lucille WNXT. Portsmouth, Ohio
Graham, Peg KDIX. Dickson, N. D.
Grange, Alice KGOS, Torrington, Wyo.
Gray, Jane CHML, Hamilton, Ont.
Gray. Kitty WBOC, Salisbury, Md.
Green, Halene WMIK, Middleboro. Ky.
Greene, June K WHAI. Greenfield, Mass.
Greer, Lois KVMA, Magnolia, Ark.
Gregg-, Mary KAFY. Bakersfield, Cal.
Griem, Breta WTMJ-TV, Milwaukee, Wis.
Griffin, Catherine WJVA, South Bend, Ind.
Griffin, Helen WLBJ, Bowling Green, Ky.
Griffith, Marjorie WRTA, Altoona, Pa.
Grim, Lee KOME, Tulsa, Okla.
Grover, Gertrude WHCU, Ithaca, N. Y.
Gunning. Elizabeth WJAR. Providence, R. I.
Guy, Corris KTLA. Los Angeles, Cal.
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Haas. Rose Marie KAGH. Crossett, Ark.
Haden, Evelyn WKWK. WheeUng-, W. Va.
Hadley. Cis KCJB. Minot, N. D.
Haeberle, Arle WCCO-TV. Minneapolis, Minn.
Hagan, Frances KIND, Independence. Kans.
Haines, Joan KGVO. Missoula, Mont.
Haines, Mary WCAM, Camden, N. J.
Hall, Connie WFPM. Fort Valley, Ga.
Hall, Dorothy WFAA, Dallas, Tex.
Hall, Harriett WBSM, New Bedford. Mass.
Hall, Jean Hayes KENO. Las Vegas, Nev.
Halpin. Josephine WINS, New York
Hambright, Jo WFGN. Gaffney, S. C.
Hammersley, Evadna KOA, Denver. Colo.
Hamilton, Berta WTYS, Marionna. Fla.
Hamilton Jean KTOW. Oklahoma City. Okla.
Hammill Dot WETB, Johnson City, Tenn.
Hamscomb, Olga WFLA. Tampa, Fla.
Hanlon. Pat CKOK, Penticton. B. C.
Hensen. Edith KMA. Shenandoah. Iow;i
Hanson. Eleanor WHK, Cleveland, O.
Hanson, Flo KFRE. Fresno. Cal.
Hanzel Betty WBBW. Youngstown, O.
Hardaway. June WGBA. Columbus. Ga.
Harmon. J. Marion. Sr WTRR, Sanford. Fla.
Harper, Mary E WEBQ. Harrisburg, 111.
Harris. Charmin KALG. Alamogordo. N. M.
Harris. Dorothy WROX. Clarksdale, Miss.
Harris, Dottie WSAV. Savannah Ga.
Harris, Fran WWJ. Detroit, Mich.
Harris Francis Kay KGBC. Galveston, Texas
Harris, Joan KSTA. Coleman. Texas
Hart Elizabeth WMAQ. Chicago. 111.
Hart. Helen ^'^VR Hanover, Pa.
Hart. Jane WFKY. Frankfort. Ky.
Hart Jean WSTR. Sturgis, Mich.
Hart: Joan! WICA. Ashtabula O.
Hartman, Hazel WFPG, Atlantic City. N. J.
Harvey. Helen WCOL, Columbus. O.
Harvev Mary WGEM. Quincy, 111.
Hatcheit. Betty .KWKC Abilene, Tex.
Hausler, Barbara A KCTI. Gonzales, Tex.
Hayes Ann KCMO, Joplin, Mo.
Hayes'. Bette.' WDAF-TV, Kansas City^Mo.
Haves Fern KVAN. Vancouver. Wash.
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WOMAN COMMENTATORS— RADIO-TV
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Hayo?. Martha WIVY, Jaokssonville, Fla.
Havs. Ma.v B WICC. Bridgreport, Conn.
Haywai-d, Joyce WGAC, Augru?ta, Ga.
Hazard. Aline WNA. Madison, Wis.
Healy. Mrs. Tim KIXli, Dallas. Texas
Heath. Felicity CBG, Gander. Newf.
Heath, Nancy CHUB, Nanaimo, B. C.
Heokman. Nan WEEU, Reading-, Pa.
Heitffer. Abbie WBIW. Bedford, Ind.
Heniber?er. Lou KFAM, St. Clond, Minn.
Henderson, Doris KICK, Springrfield, Mo.
Henderson, Eve CFRN. Edmonton, Alta.
Henderson, Freddye WEED, Atlanta, Ga.
Henderson, Lonise WSNJ, Bridg-eton, N. J.
Henderson. Margaret .. .WGSV. Gunter^iville, Ala.
Hendrie?, Teg KBUC. Corona, Cal.
Hendryks. Jan WANE, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Henry. Eileen CJFX. Antig-onish, N. S.
Henry, Ellen KDLR. Devils Lake, N. D.
Hepburn. Helen WKBZ, Muskegon, Mich.
Herbst. Edna A KCRG, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Herrick, Lee WSIV. Pekin, 111.
Hersh. Gladys WKAP, Allen town. Pa.
Hiitt. .Alma WSYD. Mt. Airy, N. C.
Hicks. Fran WIEL, Elizabethtown, Ky.
Hifhtower, Jill WOAP. Owosso, Mich.
Higrhlower, Marie WLBB, Carrollton, Ga.
Hines, M:irvalice KTMA. Ypkima, Wash.
HiDes, Ruth Ann KBMY. Billings, Mont.
Hobson, Marie WJEJ. Hag-erstown, Md.
Hottman, Helen Ruth KYAK, Yakima, Wash.
Holden. Ann KGO, San Francisco, Cal.
Holg-age, Helen KSDN, Aberdeen, S. Dak.
Holmes, Alma KFLD. FlavHada. Tex.
Holmgren. Lois R WJPD, Ishpeminff, Midi.
Hope, Helen WHYN, Holyoke, Mass.
Horen, Barbara KFGO, Fargo, N. D.
Horsfall. Dorothy WPDQ, Jacksonville, Fla.
Horstman, Betty Ann WLW-D, Dayton. O.
Horton. Marie KELO. Sioux Falls, S. D.
Horvet, June KGHF, Pueblo, Colo.
Hotton. Esther WTMJ, Milwaukee, Wis.
Hous^hh'm. Mimi KUGN. Eugene. Ore.
Honse, Betty KYCA, Prescott, Ariz.
Houston. Katie KTHT, Houston, Texas
Howard, Nancy KMUS, Muskogee, Okla.
Howard. Peg WTOL, Toledo, Ohio
Howe, C KMAM, Manhattan, Kan.
Hubbard. Kay KHUB, Watsonville, Cal.
Huffman, Helen M WAYB, Waynesboro, Va.
Huie. Mildred WALB, Albany, Ga.
Hulick. Helen WTNT, Tallahassee, Fla.
Hull, Martha KCID, Caldwell, Idaho
Hunt. Jean KRES, St. Joseph. Mo.
Hunter. Beth CJOY. Guelph, Ont.
Hurlburt. Mimi WATR, Waterbury, Conn.
Huse, Polly WBZ-TV, Boston, Mass.
Hutch. Nita WTVN. Columbus, Ohio
Hutchins. Minnabelle WPTW, Piqua, Ohio
Hutchinson, Elaine. .. .WWW, Fairmont, W. Va.
Hydrick. Betty WRNO, Orangeburg, S. C.
Hylland. Miriam KLIZ, Brainerd. Minn.
Rose WJMS. Ironwood. Mich.
Jabenis. Elaine WOW. Omaha, Neb.
JameiBon, Marjorie. . . .CJDC, Dawson Creek, B. C.
Jame«, Carolyn KCSU, Provo, Utah
James, Virginia WCKY, Cincinnati, Ohio
Jaman, Frances WDNC, Durham, N. C.
JenningK, Helen Ma<*y. . .WLCS, Baton Rouge, La.
Jewel, Izetta KCBQ, San Diego, Cal.
Jo, Peggy KGDE, Fergus Falls, Minn.
John, Alma WWRL, Nf;w York
Johnson, Bea KFRM. Kansas City, Mo.
Johnson, Gerry KRLD-TV, Dallas, Texas
Johnson, Gwen KROS, Clinton, Iowa
Johnson, Sibyl ... WKY-TV, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Jones, Gwen WGSM. Huntington. N. Y.
Jones, Pauline KM J, Fresno, Cal.
Joneg, Ballye KRGV. Westaco. Tex.
Jones, Shirley WDSG, Dyersburg. Tenn.
Junkins, Rita WABM, HoUiton, Maine
Jurgenson, Johnette KOBK, Owatonna, Minn.
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Kay. Frances WEAS. Atlanta-Decatur. Ga.
Kay. Kathryn KVOA, Tuscon. Ariz.
Kay, Lorraine WRNJ. Racine. Wis.
Kaye, Barbara WKRG, Mobile, Ala.
Kaye, Susan WRGB. Schenectady. N. Y.
Keane, Leontine R WJLB, Detroit. Mich.
Keaton, Verona KBKW, Aberdeen, Wash.
Kelly, Elly WRFW. Eau Claire, Wis,
Kelly, Lois .KGHL, Billings. Mont.
Kendall, Marge KXLE, Ellensburg. Wash.
Kennedy, Kim WJIM, Lansing. Mich.
Kenney, Pat CKOY, Ottawa, Ont.
Kerr. Paula WIRE, Indianapolis, Ind.
Kercheval, Mary WSAZ, Huntington, W. Va.
Key, Barbara KWSH, Wewoka. Okla.
Kibbee, Lois KROD, El Paso, Texas
Kidd, Pat WMOK, Metropolis, 111.
Kieckafer, Anne WBKV, West Bend, Wis.
Kimball, Elizabeth. . . .WHAY, New Britain, Conn.
Kimball, Helen KIRO, Seattle, Wash.
Kimbrough, Emily WCBS, New York, N. Y.
King, Carol WCAX, Burlington, Vt.
King, Ethel Jane KFH, Wichita, Kan.
King, Una WTHT, Hartford, Conn.
Kirby, Bea WTTM, Trenton, N. J.
Kirk, Dorothy Ann KILO, Grand Forks, N. D.
Kitchel, Donna WKBV, Richmond, Ind.
Klake, Lillian WLDY. Ladysmith. Wis.
Knauss, Margaret WTVB, Coldwater, Mich.
Knight, Lee WSPD, Toledo, Ohio
Knight, Nancy WCHV, Charlottesville, Va.
Knights, Kay CKDA, Victoria, B. C.
Kobak, Joyce WTWA, Thomson, Ga.
Kopriver, Terry WWGP, Sanford, N. C.
Kovar, Anne WMBS, Uniontown, Pa.
Krechlow, Jean WBIZ, Eau Claire, Wis.
Krehbiel, Lois R WCBC. Anderson, Ind.
Krimm, Joan WLYC, Williamsport. Pa.
Kroll, Bonnie WJMR, New Orleans. La.
Kurtz, Mary Ellen WLBR, Lebanon, Pa.
Kyle, Peggy WELS, Kinston, N. C.
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Labbitt, Myrtle CKLW, Detroit. Mich.
Lachance, Madeleine CKCV, Quebec
Lackey, Bonnie B WHOP, Hopkinsville, Ky.
Lake, Itatie KFJI, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Lake, Kit WALK, Patchogue, N. Y.
Lake, Nancy WLEC, Sandusky, O.
Lane, Abbie CJCH, Halifax, N. S.
Lane. Barbara WISC, Madison, Wis.
Lane, Laura WMRY, New Orleans, La.
Lane, Martha .KXOK. St. Louis, Mo.
Lapp. Mae KCOY. Santa Maria, Cal.
LaRoy, Rita KTTV, Los Angeles, Cal.
Larsen, Shirley KISD, Sioux Falls, S. Dak.
Larson. Ruth KIYI, Shelby, Mont.
Latham, Iris WTNS, Coshocton, 0.
Lauderdale, Pat WLOU, Louisville, Ky.
Laurence, Dorothy WICU, Erie, Pa.
Lauritzen, Laurie KGON, Portland, Ore.
Lavitan, Gladys WAYS, Charlotte, N. C.
Lawske. Eleanor KFNF, Shenandoah, Iowa
Lee, Alice WTTV, Bloomington, Ind.
Lee, Ann WGFG, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Lee-, Elinor WTOP, Washington, D. C.
Lee, Gretchen WOOD, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Lee, Jane KSPO, San Francisco, Cal.
Lee, Jeanette WFBM-TV, Indianapolis, Ind.
Lee, June KFXJ, Grand Junction, Colo.
Dee, Mary KSOX, Harlington, Tex.
Lee, Nora Lou KPFW, Fort Smith, Ark.
LeGrand, Gladys KHBG. Okmulgee, Okla.
Lemma, Joyce KBWD, Brownwood, Texas
Leonard, Beth KING-TV, Seattle, Wash.
Leslie. Ann WISN, Milwaukee, Wis.
Lewis. Wilma KAVL, Lancaster, Cal.
Ley, Martha WHOM, New York
1168
WOMAN COMMENTATORS— RADIO-TV
Lightfoot, Pat KDAS, Malvern, Ark.
Lindaman, Jeanne M WVAM, Altoona, Pa.
Lindenborg-, Jane KTUR, Turlock, Cal.
Lindley, Dorothy KSIB, Creston, Iowa
Lindsay, Elizabeth KVOP. Plainview, Tex.
Little. Sue KVER, Albuquerque, N. M.
Lockwood, Lyn WINZ, Miami, Fla.
Lockwood, Lynn WKAT, Miami Beach, Fla.
Loesch. Rita WLRP, New Albany, Ind.
Lombadi, Angela WEAM, Arling-ton, Va.
Long. Mary W WFMD, Frederick, Md.
Lou, Anita WASA, Havre de Grace, Md.
Love, Ailene WRLD, Lanett, Ala.
Lowe, Kay WKLO, Louisville, Ky.
Ludlum, Lillian WLCR, Torrington, Conn.
Luedke, Florence WMBD, Peoria, 111.
Lull, Lucia WHBS, Huntsville, Ala.
Lynn, Kathrj'n KFAL, Fulton, Mo.
Lynn, Melda WGRO, Bay City, Mich.
Lyon. Sandra WCSC. Charleston, S. C.
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McAllister, Rtith KRPL, Moscow, Idaho
McBride, Alys Mae WHLB, Virginia, Minn.
McBride, Maureen WBBZ, Ponca City. Okla.
McCall. Bettie WCAO. Baltimore. Md.
McCartney, Maida H KOJM, Havre, Mont.
McCloy, Ruth KOMO, Seattle, Wash.
McCollum. Audrey KWAT. Watertown, S. D.
McCormick, Dorothy WSON, Henderson, Ky.
McCormick, Marie. . . .WKIP, Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
McCoy. Rita WMRF. Lewiston, Pa.
McCraney. Betty WGAF. Valdosta. Ga.
McCrary, Jinx Falkenburg WNBT, New York
McCarthy, Josephine WNBT, New York
McDonell, Margaret KOSA, Odessa, Tex.
McDonald, Mary WGL. Fort Wayne, Ind.
McDonnell, Margaret KOSA. Odessa. Tex.
McFarland. Dorothy. . . .KCHA, Charles City. Iowa
McGavren. Marge KWBE. Beatrice, Neb.
McGahan, Mary KWRN, Reno. Nev.
McGeary. Ruth WPAR, Parkersburg, W. Va.
Mclntyre, Susie WBTV, Charlotte, N. C.
McKay. Anne WGAF, Valdosta, Ga.
McKay. Muriel CJON. St. John's, Newf.
McKeegan, Margaret WOI-TV, Ames, Iowa
McKinnie. Peggie WTJS, Jackson. Tenn.
McKittrick. Dorothy WEIM, Fitchburg. Mass.
McMillan. Marj- Sue WILD. Birmingham, Ala.
McNeeley. Beth WTSP. St. Petersburg, Fla.
McNeil, Ida A KGFX, Pierre, S. D.
McNeills. Maggi WABC. New York
McNutt. Long KTSW. Emporia, Kan.
McShane, Lucille KSRV, Ontario, Ore.
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MacDonald. Elaine CHOK, Savnia, Int.
Macdonald, Mildred CHAB, Moosejaw. Sask.
Mack. Mary WMFS. Chattanooga, Tenn.
Maddox, Marilow WJPS, Evansville. Ind.
Magglebee, Ruth WNAC-TV, Boston. Mass.
Magno, Nina WADC, Akron, 0.
Mahoney. Esther WSFA, Montgomery, Ala.
Mahoney, Mildred WJLS, Beckley, W. Va.
Malicord, "Boo" WHOO, Orlando. Fla.
Malmgren, Loys. . .WNHC-TV. New Haven, Conn.
Mann, Margaret KDIX. Dickinson, N. D.
Manners, Martha WKTV, Utica, N. Y.
Manning, Mary WLAC. Nashville. Tenn.
Mar. Ann WMAR-TV, Baltimore, Md.
Mariner. Marjorie. . ,WFMJ-TV, Youngstown. Ohio
Market, Hazel WWDC, Washington, D. C.
Marsh. Jan WCRB, Waltham. Mass.
Marshall. Mary Louise. . WOC-TV, Davenport, Iowa
Martin. Evelyn, H WWYO, Pineville, W. Va.
Martin. Jean KEEN, San Jose, Cal.
Martin. Josephine KFRC, San Francisco, Cal.
Martin. Juanita KVEC, San Luis Obispo, Cal.
Martin. Mary Anne WRFC. Athens. Ga.
Martin, Rosemary WNOP. Newport, Ky.
Mason. Ella WABD. New York
Mason, Mary WJVB. Jacksonville, Fla.
Mason. Ruth WRBB, Holyoke. Mass.
Masters. Margaret. .KSL-TV. Salt Lake City. Utah
Matthews, Margaret. . .WNBW, Washington, D. C.
Matthews. Rita KWHW, Altus, Okla.
Mattingly, Phyllis KCOL, Fort Collins, Colo.
May, Catherine KIT, Yakima, Wash.
Maxwell. Bette WLAP. Lexington, Ky.
Mead, Dottie WSPB, Sarasota. Fla.
Mellen, Kate WOW-TV, Omaha. Neb,
Melrose, Edythe Fern. . .WXYZ-TV. Detroit. Mich.
Meyer, Mary Lee WJPG. Green Bay. Wis.
Meyners, Delia Q. Arnaldo. .WAPA, San Juan. P.R.
Michaels, Gloria WHLM. Bloomsburg, Pa.
Mickleu. Lillian WHGB. Harrisburg. Pa.
Middleton. Kay WGN-TV. Chicago. 111.
Miles, Bonnie KRLW. Walnut Ridge. Ark.
Miller, Claire KOEL. Oelwein. Iowa
Miller, Dottie WBBQ, Augusta. Ga.
Miller, Elwanda WTCO, Campbellsville. Ky.
Miller, Meta WNOK, Columbia, S. C.
Miller, Mildred WBEN-TV. Buffalo. N. Y.
Miller. Phoebe WORZ, Orlando, Fla.
Mills, Sarah Beth.. WERH, Hamilton. Ala.
Minnick, Stella WDAR. Savannah, Ga.
Mitchell, Courtney WICE, Providence, R. I.
Mitchell. Hazel WWGS, Tifton. Ga.
Mick, Doris WMSL, Decatur. Ala.
Moon, Virginia KTRM, Beaumont, Texas
Moore. Eleanor WSBT. South Bend. Ind.
Moore, Mary WLTV. Atlanta, Ga.
Morehead. Jean WTAR-TV, Norfolk. Va.
Morgan, Ann KUKI, Ukiah, Cal.
Morgan, Louise WNAC-TV, Boston. Mass.
Morgan, Marion CKLB, Oshawa, Ontario
Morgan, Mary CKLW. Detroit. Mich.
Morgan, Mary F WDSA. New Orleans. La.
Morin, Jacqueline. . . .CHLN. Trois-Riveres, Quebec
Morris. Helen WONS, Hartford, Conn.
Morris, Louise WDAK. Columbus. Ga.
Morsch, Fern KOVC, Valley City. N. D.
Morse, Molly KFMB, San Diego. Cal.
Mosier, Sue KFKA, Greeley. Colo.
Mossman, Sally WMCK, McKeesport. Pa.
Motha, Lillane CJSO, Sorel. Quebec
Mugglebee, Ruth WNAC, Boston. Mass.
Mulluin, Esther WGAR, Cleveland, Ohio
Mulvey, Maxine KLZ, Denver, Col.
Murray. Jean WRDO, Augusta. Maine
Muske. Joy KVKM. Monahans, Tex.
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Nachman, Susanne KWRE, Warrenton Mo.
Narel, Dorothy, A WKNY, Kingston, N.Y.
Negri, Eleanor WPDX, Clarksburg, W. Va.
Neilson. Shirley ^?,^' t^^^^^i^^'xtIh
Nekuda Lydia KFOR, Lincoln, Neb.
NelsoS ire'ne B WLIR Kenosha, Wis^
Nelson. Lorell ^^^^^'J^^J'f^^^^^
Neville. Helen ^^?^; Sj^^^O' ^r* I*
Newman. Ida WJDA, Quincy, Mass
Nichols Mary WHO, Des Moines, Iowa
NcSCison Barbara WCTA Andalusia. Ala.
Nolting, Gladys ^^A^;. ^^^"?^Y'' ^I'
MnrPPn Ann WJAG. Norfolk. Neb.
NormaA, Kay.'.-.- ''^^^'r'^'''''?'^^fv
Norman. Nancy ^•a^^^'t?^'V''m r
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SnHh NoTa . CFOR, Orillia, Ont.
Sot'ari, s' : : :::..: wedc, cwcago, m.
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obPrto Bettv WLPO, La Salle, HI.
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SoMnhelmYr Kitty:;:: .KTIM. San Rafael. Cal.
0?r EtheT .. . ....WKGN. Knoxville. Tenn.
S'ood NanCT • • WNBW. Washington. D. C.
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WOMAN COMMENTATORS— RADIO-TV
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Padfiold. Marv Beth KBOL, Boulder. Colo.
ruse. Patriri.i WTTM. Trenton. N. J.
Paigre. Wenitv CHUM. Toronto. Ont.
Panaffes. Alicia WCSH. Portland. Maine
Parker. Pi-isoilla WHUM-TV, Reading:. Pa.
Parks. Connie WTCC. Bridgeport. Conn.
Parri?. Helen WAGA-TV. Atlanta, Ga.
Parrish. Helen WKLP, Clanton. Ala.
Parry. Betty WXKW, Albany, N. Y.
Parsons. Constance KINY. Juneau, Alaska
Parter. Clarine WCOA, Pensacola. Fla.
Pattee, Betty WKNB-TV. New Britain, Conn.
Patterson. En§rleberk. . . WCRK, Morristown, Tenn.
Patterson, Mitzi KMUR, Murray. Utah
Patton, Inez KCNY, San Marcos. Texas
Patton. Rae KRAM. Las Veg-as, Nev.
Pearce. Dorothy KBOX, Modesto, Cal.
Pedlow, Marion WPWA, Chester, Pa.
Penland. Nell Bates WACL, Waycross, Ga.
Person. Violet WMTC, Vancleve, Ky.
Perrault. Delia KPKW. Pasco, Wash.
Peterson. Kitty Martin WVOP. Vidalia, Ga.
Pfeiffer. Marj^ Lou WRFO. Worthing-ton, O.
Pfisterer. Anita KRAL. Rawlins, Wyo.
Phair. Jean WBNS-TV. Columbus, O.
Phillip. Lee WBKB-TV, Chicag-o, 111.
Phillippi. Mary Jane KGPH, Flagstaff, Ariz.
Pickering", Helen WHJC, Matewan. W. Va.
Pierce. Jackie WTVJ. Miami, Fla.
Pierson, Rama WSTR, Sturgris, Mich.
Plank, Laura KASH, Eug-ene, Ore.
Plunkett. Olive WZOB. Fort Payne, Ala.
Poindexter. Ella K WHLF. South Boston, Va.
Poneroy. Priscilla WHUM, Reading-, Pa.
Popham. Virgrinia F KTLW. Texas City. Tex.
Porter. Jane WGAN, Portland, Maine
Porter, Jeanne WELL New Haven, Conn.
Pressley. Pegrgry WGBP, Evansville, Ind.
Presnall. Jan KJAN, Atlantic, Iowa
Price. Marjorie WILM, Wilming-ton, Delaware
Powers, Louise WNJR, Newark, N. J.
Preiser. Margraret WWNR. Beckley, W. Va.
Prescott. Mary WJIG. Tullahoma, Tenn.
Pressly, Harriet WPTF, Raleigh, N. C.
Priess. Shirley KOLO, Reno, Nev.
Pritchard. Joan CROC, Hamilton, Ont.
Pruett, Rogna Jane KLTT, Longview, Tex.
PuUiam, Billie KPDN. Pampa, Tex.
Purcell, Joan WCLI, Corning, N. Y.
Putnum, Helen KSRO, Santa Rosa, Cal.
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Rafuse. Norma CKBW, Bridgewater, N. S.
Ramey. Wanda KROW, Oakland, Cal.
Ramsower, Grace KTFY. Brownfield. Tex.
Randall, Fern WOKZ, Alton, 111.
Randall, Joan WLAV. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Ransom. Jane WASK, Lafayette, Ind.
Ratliff. Priscilla KDWT, Stamford, Texas
Ray, Suetta KBOA, Kennett, Mo.
Ready, Mary Jane. . . .WOHI, East Liverpool, Ohio
Rc'Aner. Zulinc WBLK, Clarksburg, W. Va.
R<^dington, Ruth WKNE, Keene, N. H.
Rein. Jenni WCOW. S. St. Paul, Minn.
R^ntfrow, Olive KBUN, Bemidji, Minn.
Revels. Gloria WONN. Lakeland, Fla.
Rhodes. Roxie M KTTR. Rolla, Mo.
Riano, Renie WTVN, Columbus, O.
Rice. Catherine WFAU, Augusta, Maine
Richards, Emma Lou WJCM, Sebring, Fla.
Richards. Joan WIPC. Lake Wales. Fla.
Richardson. DoHb CKCW, Moncton, N. B.
Richardson. Elna KBOP. P)ea«anton, Tex.
Richmand. Kerry WKID, Urbana, HI.
Riddick, Ruth J WRAP, Norfolk, Va.
Ringler. Evelyn WHIS, Bluefield, W. Va.
Ristola, Mary KAST, Astoria, Ore.
Kobbins, Bette WCEM, Cambridge, Md.
R^>berta WLEA, Hornell, N. Y.
Roberts, Marion WBEN-TV. Buffalo, N. Y.
Roberts, Thelma WGGG, Gainesville, Fla.
Robertson. Jeanne KECK, Odessa, Tex.
Robinson, Penny KPOJ. Portland, Ore.
Robichaud, P CHEF, Granby, Que.
Robins, Sharon KONP. Port Angeles, Wash.
Robinson, Blanche. .WOCB, West Yarmouth, Mass.
Robinson, Dottie Baker WENE, Binghamton-
Endicott, N. Y.
Rogers, Ella WTND, Orangeburg-. S. C.
Rogers, Elva KOVE, Lander, Wyo.
Roland, Cecelia WKOP, Binghamton, N. Y.
Ronan, Honore WDAN, Danville, 111.
Rosenbaum, Virginia .... WTBO. Cumberland, Md.
Ross, Janet KDKA, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Rowe, Flo Beach WSLB, Ogdensburg, N. Y,
Rowe, Jo Anne. . . .KVOR, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Rundvold, Inga WNBW, Washington, D. C.
Russell, Rebecca KSIZ, Gladewater, Texas
Ryan, Helen WTHI, Terre Haute, Ind.
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Sachs. Mary WVJS, Owensboro, Ky.
Salentine, Carole KFMB-TV, San Diego, Cal.
Samples, Fern WRMN, Elgin, 111.
Samuelson. Connie WJTN, Jamestown, N. Y.
Sanderson, Elsie Neely KOLN, Lincoln, Neb.
Sanford, Doris WGRO, Bay City, Mich.
Sanford, Dorothy WPEC, Miami, Fla.
Santomauro, Frances. . . .WBIG, Greensboro, N. C.
Saunders, Lee WIST, Charlotte, N. C.
Savell, Taris WEAR, Pensacola, Fla.
Sawyer, Annie Laurie WJAY, Mullins, S. C.
Saxe, Beverly WBEV. Beaver Dam, Wis.
Schleider, Vie WGET, Gettysburg, Pa.
Schnieter, Dalece KGEM, Boise, Idaho
Schofield, Anne KDSH, Boise, Idaho
Schramm, Violet KFVD, Los Angeles, Cal.
Schultz, Marie WSKB, McComb, Miss.
Schumaker, Betty KAYS, Hayes, Kansas
Schwartz, Dorothy KPRL, Paso Robles, Cal.
Scott, Pat WHBF, Rock Island, HI.
Scott, Romaine WPAM, Pottsville, Pa.
Scott. Shirley Jean WBUT, Butler, Pa.
Scureman, Esther. ...... .WCDL. Carbondale, Pa.
Seidner, Mary Lee KLIX, Twin Falls. Idaho
Seller, Faye KFSB. Joplin, Mo,
Selah. Ellen KGFW. Kearney, Neb.
Servino, Marie WCLD. Cleveland. Miss.
Sexton, Marion WTAD. Quincy. 111.
Shafer, Betty KSL-TV, Salt Lake City, Utah
Shaler, Signa KWBG. Boone, Iowa
Shank, Dorothy WEBR. Buffalo, N. Y.
Shank, Eleanor KOOS, Coos Bay, Ore.
Sharp, Fern WBNS, Columbus, Ohio
Shaw, Monette KABC. San Antonio, Tex.
Shaw, Sue S WELP, Easley, S. C.
Shea, Jeanne WBNS-TV. Columbus, Ohio
Shelton, Kay KOWB, Laramie, Wyo.
Sherman, Joe WARA, Attleboro, Mass.
Sherrill, Judy WDOK, Cleveland, O.
Sherwood, Peg WSAI. Cincinnati, 0.
Shipham, Winnie KHUM, Eureka, Cal.
Shoemaker, Adella KMA, Shenandoah, Iowa
Shrode, Syd WPIN, St. Petersburg, Fla.
Shumate, Maefloyd KSO, Des Moines, Iowa
Shurtleff, Barbara. ......:.. .WMBD, Peoria, 111.
Shurtz, Margaret WJHL, Johnson City, Tenn.
Sifford, Medora KAMD. Camden, Ark.
Silver, Marjorie B WIRA, Ft. Pierce, Fla.
Simms, Marge WMAM, Marinette, Wis.
Simpson, N. T WBRK. Pittsfield, Mass.
Singleton, Kit Lee KERB. Fairbanks, Alaska
Sladden, Jean WDTV, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sleppy, Lydia S KOBE. Las Cruces, N. M.
Slon, Betsy WLEE, Richmond. Va.
Smart, Sally WOR-TV, New York
Smeling, Jean Ann KELA, Centralia, Wash.
Smith, Alberta WGEZ, Beloit, Wis.
Smith, Barbara WAUD, Auburn, Ala.
Smith, Becky WKBI, St. Marys, Pa.
Smith, Dixie WMOK. Metropolis, HI.
Smith, Doris WDUN. Gainesville. Ga.
Smith, Drue WAPO, Chattanooga. Tenn.
Smith, Evelyn WSMI, Litchfield. HI.
Smith, Faye Elizabeth .... WWJ-TV, Detroit, Mich.
Smith, Jane KVEN, Ventura, Cal.
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Smith, Joyce WDSU-TV, New Orleans, La.
Smith, Marg-aret KHQ. Spokane, Wash.
Smith. Marg-aret A WIRC. Hickory, N. C.
Smith, Margie KCLX. Colfax, Wash.
Smart, Vera KAPA, Raymond, Wash.
Smyser, Betty KGMB. Honolulu, T. H.
KHBC, Hilo, T. H.
Snively, Lois KSTT, Davenport, Iowa
Snyder, Marie WKAM. Warsaw, Ind.
Snyder, Nan KOWH, Omaha, Neb.
Somerville, Joy WICH. Norwich, Conn.
Sould, Millie WMOH, Hamilton, O.
Sowers, Nell WSAT, Salisbury, N. C.
Spag-holo. Justina WTUX, Wilming-ton, Del.
Speece. Wynn WNAX. Yankton, S. D.
Speer, Betsy WCOR, Lebanon, Tenn.
Speltz, Bernardine. .WFHR. Wisconsin Rapids. Wis.
Stackpole, Connie WHOB. Gardner. Mass.
Stamp, Nona KROS, Clinton, Iowa
St. Clara. Sister Mary . . . . WDBQ, Dubuque, Iowa
Standish. Martha WPOR, Portland, Maine
Stanfield. Jane WMPS. Memphis, Tenn.
Stanley, Ruby KIMP, Mt. Pleasant. Texas
Starkey, Irene WHAR. Clarksburg, W. Va.
Stelck, Betsy WNBW, Washington, D. C.
Stenovich. Shirley KELK. Elko, Nev.
Stephenson, Roz . . . .WNHC-TV. New Haven, Conn.
Sterling, Ann KJR, Seattle. Wash.
Sternberger, Estelle M WLIB, New York
Stevens, Dorothy WLAN. Lancaster, Pa.
Stevens, Jan WLW. Cleveland, Ohio
Stewart, Faye KPIX. San Francisco, Cal.
Stoffell, Edna WRCO, Richland Center, Wis.
Stoker. Carroll WFMY-TV, Greensboro, N. C.
Sutton, Marg-ery. . . .WCCO-TV, Minneapolis, Minn.
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Talbot. Beth KSUB, Cedar City, Utah
Tappe. Marion WPAC, Patchogue, N. Y.
Tatters, Mildred WNCC, Barnesboro, Pa.
Taylor, Jane WEST. Salem, Mass.
Taylor. Joanne WUSJ. Lockport, N. Y.
Taylor, Jovce CKFI. Ft. Frances, Ont.
Taylor. Teena WHMA, Anniston, Ala.
Templeman. Marian KWPC. Muscatine, Iowa
Terry. Helen WCHS, Charleston, W. Va.
Tessari, Mary CJOC. Lethbridge, Alberta
Thomas, Prissy WKY-TV. Oklahoma, Okla.
Thompson. Glenna KGCU. Mandan, N. D.
Tidmore. Viv WPPA, Pottsville, Pa.
Till. Juanita WJBW, New Orleans. La.
Todd, Jane KCBS. San Francisco, Cal.
Todd, Jacqueline KJEF. Jennings, La.
Tolson, Bettie KMTV, Omaha, Neb.
Tovey, Vera WKXL, Concord, N. H.
Townshend. Mrs. John F WGWC. Selma, Ala.
Trail Virg-inia KBRL. McCook, Neb.
Tranter. Ruth WNOW. York, Pa.
Traphagen. Mary L WICU, Erie. Pa.
Tremaine. Claire KTRC. Sante Fe, N. M.
Trobe, Gertrude B WBVP. Beaver Falls, Pa.
Troutvine, Fern WPFB. Middletown, O.
Trownbridge, Betty KJFJ, Webster City, Iowa
Truax, Anne KLX, Oakland, Cal.
Tucker, Bunny WCEC, Rocky Mount, N. C.
Tupman, Martha WAIN, Columbia. Ky.
Tyson. Gertrude WMLS, Sylacauga. Ala.
Vanderbusch, Ruth L WMIE, Miami, Fla.
Van Esky, Jean WPIC, Sharon. Pa.
Vaunn, Millicent WARL, Arling-ton, Va.
Vinson, Anne WRLD. Lanett, Ala.
Voeth, Gretchen WGAL Elizabeth City, N. C.
Vollmer, Mary CKLB, Oshawa, Ont.
Von Tress, Faye WJLD, Homewood, Ala.
Vosbert, Elizabeth KVOO, Tulsa, Okla.
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Wagner, Ann WFBM-TV. Indianapolis. Ind.
Waldrop, Rosebud WSPC, Anniston, Ala.
Walker, Lillian WLNH, Laconia, N. H.
Walker, Mary WROL, Knoxville, Tenn.
Wall, Carolyn WDWD, Dawson, Ga.
Wall, Charlene WPUV, Pulaski, Va.
Wallace, Carolyn WEAN, Providence, R. I.
Wallace, Judy WTVJ, Miami. Fla.
Walters, Ruth WPAY, Portsmouth, 0.
Ward, Cecilia WHEV, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Ward, Dottie WISL, Shomokin, Pa.
Webster, Gladys WCAU, Phila., Pa.
Wells, Barbara WOR-TV, New York, N. Y.
Weston, Jane WO WO, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Weston, Judy WOPI. Bristol, Va.
Wetzel. Betty KXGN. Glendive. Mont.
Wharton, Anne WJNO, W. Palm Beach, Fla.
Whatley, Gail WJHO, Opelika. Ala.
Wheeler, Mary KTAT, Frederick, Okla.
White, Madelline WAGC, Chattanooga, Tenn.
White. Melba KWKC, Abilene, Texas
White, Sarah WATH, Athens, O.
White, Stella WAIT, Chicago, 111.
Widman, M. L KATY, San Luis Obispo, Cal.
Wigh, Sylvia WOGM, St. John's, Newl.
Wiley, Ada WMOD, Moundsville, W. Va.
Willeford, Milli WDVA, Danville, Va.
Williams, Allene WKSR, Pulaski, Tenn.
Williams, Ann KGBS, Harling-en, Texas
Williams, Loraine WBTM, Danville, Va.
Williams, Marg- CFCB. St. John, N. B.
Williamson, Ernestine KGYN, Guymon, Okla.
Willson, Louise WRJW, Picayune, Miss.
Wilson, Bonnie Mae KPUY, Puyallup, Wash.
Wilson, Judy CKOV, Kelowna. B. C.
Wilson, Van WDAE. Tampa. Fla.
Winkleman. Ellen KVVC, Ventura. Cal.
Winner, Jerry KFSA, Ft. Smith. Ark.
Winther. Vannie KBLI, Blackfoot. Idaho
Wise, Elaine KVOS, Bellingham, Wash.
Wise, Katherine KOMO. Seattle, Wash.
Wise, Madeline KRIZ. Phoenix, Ariz.
Wise, Madeline WHIO, Dayton, Ohio
Withee, Alice WJHP. Jacksonville, Fla.
Withers, Ann WFIG Sumter S^C.
Wolfe, Shirley S WTIP, Charleston, W. Va.
wolf enden, Stella WMEV, Marion^ Va.
wood. Dale KXOX, Sweetwater Texas
Wood, Dorothy S WFTM, Maysvi le Ky.
wood Ginny "^^l^V^ T l"' Y
Work. Sally WBEN, Buffalo, N.Y.
Wrav Judy WGKV, Charleston, W. Va.
Wright Gem- KWFT, Wichita Falls, Texas
WriS : NiL KSOO. Sioux Falls. S^ D.
Wroten Wynez WBIP, BoonesvUle, Miss.
WuTkYgTie WERE. Cleveland. 0.
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Udstrand, Lois KTRF, Thief River Falls. Minn.
Underwood. Betty WNOE, New Orleans, La.
Ung, Elanore KILA. Hilo Hawaii
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Young, Norma KHJ, Los Angeles, Cal.
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Vainisi, Jackie WJPG, Green Bay, Wis.
Valentich, Anne CKGB, Timmins, Ont.
Zahn, Marjorie.
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WOKW, Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
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Titles
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The following pages contain a complete alphabetical listing of program titles
of the foNr national networks' commercial programs heard during the 12-month
period ending Dec. 31, 1932. Listing includes program title, sponsor and product,
network atid the advertising agency handling the account. Compilation has been
made through the cooperation of ABC, CBS, MBS, and NBC. Programs are all
of 13-week duration or longer.
PROGRAM
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT
NETWORK
ADVERTISING AGENCY
A Citizen Views the News
Time, Inc.
(Life Magazine)
NBC
Young fir Rubicam, Inc.
A Crime Letter From Dan
Toni
ABC
Tatham-Laird, Inc.
Dodge
(Prom Home
Permanent, White
Rain Shampoo)
Address by Gen. Eisenhower
Colorado Citizens for
Eisenhower
CBS
Young fir iRubicam, Inc.
Address by Philip Murray
C.I.O. Political Action
Committee
Liberal Party
CBS
Henry j. Kaufman fir Associates
Adiai Stevenson
CBS
Furman, Fe^ner fir Co., Inc.
(Political)
Admiral Presents World News
Admiral Corp.
CBS
Erwin, Wasey fir Co., Inc.
With Robert Trout
(Radio, TV, Etc.)
Adventures of Maisie
Charles Antell &
National Health
Aids, Inc.
(Formula #9, NHA
Vitamins & Fastabs)
Mutual B.S.
Television Advertising Associates
Adv. of Ozzie Gr Harriet
Lambert Pharmacal Co.
(Listerine Antiseptic,
Tooth Paste, Tooth
Powder, Pro-phy-
lac-tic Tooth Brush,
Etc.)
ABC
Lambert fir Feasley, inc.
Against the Storm
Philip Morris fir Co. Ltd.
(Cigarettes)
ABC
Cecil fir Presbrey, Inc.
Alex Dreier
Skelly Oil Co.
(Petroleum Products)
NBC
Henri, Hurst fir McDonald, Inc.
Allan Jackson and the News
Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co.
CBS
Young fir Rubicam, Inc.
America Calling
Riggio Tobacco Corp.
(Regent Cigarettes)
CBS
Hilton fir Riggio, Inc.
American Forum of the Air
American Trucking
Assoc. Inc.
Mnstitutional)
NBC
The Blow Company, Inc.
Armstrong Theater of Today
Armstrong Cork Co.
^Quaker Rugs,
Linoleum Products)
CBS
Arthur Godfrey Show
The Wander Co.
fOvaltine)
CBS
Grant Advertising, Inc.
Artificial Roses
Book Associates
CBS
Huber Hoge fir Sons
Aunt Jemima Home Folks
Quaker Oats Co.
(Aunt Jemima
Pancake and Cake
Mixes)
CBS
Price, Robinson fir Frank, Inc.
1174
PROGRAM
1>
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT
NETWORK
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Back to God /
Christian Reformed
Church
(Religious)
Mutual B.S.
Glenn -Jordan -Stoetzel, Inc.
Backstage Wrfe
The Procter fir Gamble
Co.
(Dreft)
NBC
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Inc.
Barrie Craig, Confidential
Lewis-Howe Co.
NBC
Dancer-Fitzgeraid-Sample, Inc.
Investigator
(Turns)
Ben Hogan, National Golf Day
Time, Inc.
CBS
Young fir Rubicam, Inc.
Tournament
(Time Magazine)
Better Eyesight
Henry Holt fir Co.
(Books)
CBS
Thwing fir Altman, Inc.
Betty Crocker Magazine of
General Mills, Inc.
ABC
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Inc.
the Air
{ Flour & Cereals)
Beulah
Procter & Gamble Co.
'Dreft, Lava, Oxydol)
CBS
Dancer-Fitzgeraid-Sample, Inc.
Big Sister
Procter & Gamble Co.
CBS
Compton Advertisings Inc.
(Ivory Soap)
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Inc.
Bill Henry & the News
Johns-Manville Corp.
(Building&
Industrial Products)
Mutual B.S.
J. Walter Thompson Co.
Black Museum
Charles Antell &
National Health
Aids, Inc.
(Formula #9, NH A
Vitamins and
Fastabs)
Mutual B.S.
Television Advertising Associates
Bill Ring Show
General Mills, Inc.
(All Products)
ABC
Knox- Reeves Adv. Inc.
Bill Shadel and the News
General Foods Corp.
CBS
Benton fir Bowles, Inc.
Bing Crosby Program
(Log Cabin Syrup)
Liggett fir Myers
Tobacco Co.
CBS
Cunningham fir Walsh, Inc.
Big Town
(Chesterfield)
Lever Bros. Co.
CBS
Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell fir
Blue Rose Show
(Lifebuoy Soap)
Garden Guild of
America
CBS
Bayles, Inc.
HirschfirRutledge, Inc.
Bob & Ray
Pabst Sales Co.
(Beer)
R. j. Reynolds
NBC
Warwick fir Legler, Inc.
Bob Hawk Show
CBS
Wm. Esty Co., Inc.
Tobacco Co.
(Camel Cigarettes)
Bob Hope
General Foods Corp.
(Jello)
NBC
Young fir Rubicam, Inc.
Bobby Benson
Kraft Foods Co.
(Kraft Caramels)
Mutual B.S.
J.Walter Thompson Co. .
Breakfast Club
PhilcoCorp.
(Refrigerators,
Radios, Freezers,
Air-Conditioniing
Units, TV Receivers)
ABC
Turner Adv. Agency
Break the Bank
Bristol-Myers Co.
(Ipana, Sal Hepatica,
Trushay & Other
Products)
ABC
Doherty, Clifford, Steers fir
ShenfieW, Inc.
Brighter Day
Procter fir Gamble Co.
CBS
Young fir Rubicam, Inc.
(White Cheer, Blue
Cheer)
Wm. Wrigley, jr., fir Co.
(Doublemint
Broadway Is My Beat
CBS
Arthur Meyerhoff fir Co.
Chewing Currt)
1175
PROGRAM
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Cal Tinney
General Mills, Inc.
(Kitchen-Tested
Flour, Ghee ri OS,
Cake Mixes & Other
Products)
ABC
Walton Butterfield, Adv.
Camel Baseball Scoreboard
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Co.
(Camel Cigarettes)
Mutual B.S.
Wm. EstyCo., Inc.
Camel Caravan Starring
R. j. Reynolds Tobacco
CBS
Wm. EstyCo., Inc.
Vaughn Monroe
Co.
(Carnel Cigarettes)
Capitol Commentary
S. C. Johnson & Son,
Inc.
(Johnson Waxes and
Finishes)
Mutual B.S.
Needham, Louis & Bronby, Inc.
Carl Smith Show
Kellogg Co.
(Corn Flakes, Rice
Krispies)
CBS
Leo Burnett Co., Inc.
Cavalcade of America
E. I. DuPontDe
Nemours fir Co., Inc.
(Institutional)
NBC
B.B.D.O., Inc.
Cecil Brown, Commentary' '
S. C. Johnson & Sdns,
Inc.
(Johnson Wa^xes and
Finishes)
Mutual B.S.
Needham, Louis & Brorby, Inc.
Cedric Adams
Sonotone Corp.
(Hearing Aid)
CBS
Kudner Agency, Inc.
Charles Collingwood, Edward
Household Finance
CBS
Needham, Louis & Brorby, Inc.
R. Murrow, Don Hollenbeck
Corp.
Charlie McCarthy Show
Coca-Cola Co.
CBS
D'Arcy Advertising Co., Inc.
Choraiiers
Longines-Wittnauer
CBS
Victor A. Bennett Co., Inc.,
Watch Co.
Desbarats Advertising Agency
(Canada)
Cities Service Band of America
Cities Service
Petroleum Co., Inc.
(Petroleum Products)
NBC
Ellington & Co., Inc.
City Hospital
Carter Products, Inc.
CBS
Sullivan, Stauffer,Colwell&
(Arrid, Carter's
Bayles, Inc.
'Little Pills)
Club 15 With Bob Crosby
Campbell Soup Co.
CBS
Ward-WheelockCo.
Club Time
Club Aluminum Prod.
Co.
(Aluminum
ABC
The Buchen Co.
Household Utensils)
CBS Newsroom— Sunday Desk
North American Van
Lines, Inc.
(Transportation,
Storage)
CBS
Caston & Associates
Command Theater
Stanley Drug Products,
Inc.
(Pharmaceuticals)
CBS
Edward S. Kellogg Co.
Corliss Archer
Electric Companies
Advertising Program
(Institutional)
CBS
N.W.Ayer&Son,Inc.
Counterspy
Gulf Oil Company
(Gasoline, Oil,
Lubricants, Tires,
Insecticides)
NBC
Young fir Rubicam, Inc.
Curt Massey
Miles Laboratories, Inc.
(Alka-Seltzer&
One-a-Day Vitamins)
Mutual B.S.
Geoffrey Wade Advertising
1176
PROGRAM
n
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Dean Martin-Jerry Lewis
American Chicle Co.
(Chiclets)
NBC
Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell & Bayles
Defense Attorney
Goodyear Tire &
Rubber Co.
(Marathon Tires)
ABC
Kudner Agency, Inc.
Democratic National
Convention
Admiral Corp
(Radios, TV Sets,
Etc.)
Armour fir Company
(Dial Soap)
ABC
Russel M. Seeds Co.
Dial Dave Garroway
NBC
Foote, Cone fir Belding
Dr. Christian With Jean
Hersholt
Chesebrough Mfg. Co.
(Vaseline Hair Tonic,
Petroleum Jelly, Lip
Ice)
CBS
McCann-Erickson, Inc.
Dr. Paul
Wesson Oil &
Snowdrift Sales Co.
(Wesson Oil &
Snowdrift)
NBC
Fitzgerald Ad. Agency, Inc.
Double or Nothing
Campbell Soup Co.
(Campbell Soups,
Pork & Beans.
Franco-American
Spaghetti &
Macaroni)
NBC
Ward-Wheelock Co.
Doris Day Show
CBS Columbia, Inc.
(TV Sets. Radios)
CBS
Ted Bates & Co.
Dragnet
Liggett & Myers
Tobacco Co. Jnc.
(Fatima Cigarettes)
NBC
Cunningham fir Walsh, Inc.
Drew Pearson
Carter's Products, Inc.
(Carter's Pi 1 Is, Arrid,
Rise Shave Cream)
ABC
Ted Bates & Co.
Duke of Paducah & Opry Gang
Locke Stove Company
(Warm Morning
Stoves)
NBC
Potts, Calkins fir Holden, Inc.
Dulany Daily Double
John H. Dulany & Son,
Inc.
(Dulany Frozen
Foods)
E
ABC
W. Earl Bothwell, Inc.
Eddie Cantor Show
Philip Morris fir Co.,
Ltd.
NBC
The Biow Co.
Edgar Bergen & Charlie
Hudnut Sales Co., Inc.
CBS
Kenyon fir Eckhardt
McCarthy Show
Division of Warner-
Hudnut, Inc.
(Creme Shampoo,
Home Permanent,
Rinse)
Edward Murrow, Larry LeSueur Theo. Hamm Brewing CBS
Co.
(Hamm's Beer)
PhilcoCorp. ABC
(Radios,
Refrigerators,
Freezers, TV
Receivers & Other
Prods.)
Admiral Corp. ABC
(Radios. TV Sets,
Etc.)
1177
Edwin C. Hil
Election Night Coverage
Campbell-Mithun„ Inc.
Hutchins Adv. Co., Inc.
Russel M. Seeds Co.
PROGRAM
X'
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT
NETWORK
ADVERTISING AGENCY
F.B.I, in Peace & War
WildrootCo.Jnc.
(Cream OH, Liquid
Shampoo)
CBS
B.B.D.&O.
Father Knows Best
Crosley Div. Avco
Mfg. Co.
(Crosiey Home
Appliances)
NBC
Benton & Bowles, Inc.
Faultless Starch Time
Faultless Starch Co.
(Starch)
NBC
Bruce B. Brewer Co.
Fibber McCee & Molly
Reynolds Metal
(Reynolds- Wrap &
Aluminum Prod.)
NBC
Buchanan & Co., Inc.
First Nighter
Miller Brewing Co.
(Beer)
American Federation
NBC
Mathisson & Associates, Inc.
Frank Edwards — News
Mutual B.S.
Furman, Feiner & Co.
of Labor
(Institutional)
Frank Coss — News
Peter Paul, Inc.
(Candy Bars)
CBS
Maxon, Inc.
Frank & Ernest
Dawn Bible Students
Association
(Religious)
G
Mutual B.S.
Wm. Gfeeson Co.
Gabriel Heatter
Credit Union National
Association
(Institutional)
Mutual B.S.
j. Walter Thompson Co.
Game of the Day
Falstaff Brewing Corp.
(FalstaffBeer)
General Foods Corp.
Mutual B.S.
Dancer- Fitzgerald -Sample, Inc.
Gangbusters
CBS
Young & Rubicam, Inc.
(Crape Nuts)
Galen Drake
Protam Corp.
(Triplex Tablets)
CBS
Dowd, Redfield & Johnstone, Inc.
Garden Gate
Ferry-Morse Seed Co.
(Seeds)
CBS
MacManus, John & Adams, Inc.
George Fisher's Let's Go
North American Van
CBS
Castor & Associates
Hollywood
Lines, Inc.
(Transportation,
Storage)
George Fisher, Hollywood
La Maur, Inc.
CBS
Hilton fir Riggio, Inc.
Reporter
(ModartCreme
Shampoo)
Gillette Fights
Gillette Safety Razor
Co.
(Safety Razors,
ABC
Maxon, Inc.
Blades, Shaving
Cream)
Gillette Warm-UpTime
Gillette Safety Razor
Co.
(Razors, Razor
Mutual B.S.
Maxon, Inc.
Blades & Shaving
Cream)
Gene Autry Show
Wm.WrigleyJr.&Co.
(Doublemint
Chewing Cumi)
CBS
Ruthrauff firRyanJnc.
Give and Take
Cannon Mills, Inc.
(Cannon Hosiery,
Sheets, Towels)
CBS
Young & Rubicam, inc.
Grand Central Station —
Gillette Safety Razor
CBS
Foote, Cone & Belding,
Fun For All
Co.
(Prom Home
Permanent. White
Rain)
8/16 Weiss frGeller, Inc.
1178
PROGRAM
Grade Cole Show
Grand Ole Opry
Grand Slam With Irene
Beasley
Great Gildersleeve
Greatest Story Ever Told
Green Hornet
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK
General Foods Corp.
(Calumet, Satina)
R. j. Reynolds Tobacco
Co.
(Prince Albert
Tobacco)
Continental Baking
Co., Inc.
(Wonder, Hostess
Cake)
Kraft Foods Co.
( Parkay, Velveeta,
Kraft Deluxe Cream
Cheese)
Goodyear Tire fir
Rubber Co.
(Institutional)
Orange-Crush Co.
(Orange-Crush &
Old Colony
Beverages
CBS
NBC
CBS
NBC
ABC
Mutual B.S.
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Foote, Cone & Belding
William Esty Co., Inc.
Ted Bates & Co.
Needham, Louis & Brorby, Inc.
Kudner Agency, Inc.
Fitzmorris & Miller Adv.,
Eff. 9/30 H. W. Kastor & Sons
Gov. Earl Warren
Eisenhower-Nixon
Committee
CBS
Elwood J. Robinson Adv.
Guiding Light
Procter fir Gamble, Inc.
(Duz, Ivory Flakes)
CBS
Compton Adv., Inc.
Gunsmoke
Chrysler Corp.
(Plymouth Cars)
TT
CBS
N.W.Ayer& Sons, Inc.
U
Halls of Ivy
Joseph Schlitz Brewing
Co.
(Beer)
NBC
Young &Rubicam, Inc.
Hallmark Playhouse
Hall Brothers, Inc.
(Hallmark Creeting
Cards)
CBS
Foote, Cone & Belding
Hank Thompson & His Brazos
Falstaff Brewing Corp.
Mutual B.S.
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Inc.
Valley Boys
(Falstaff Beer)
Harry Babbitt Show
S&WFine Foods, Inc.
(Coffee & Food
Prods.)
CBS
Foote, Cone & Belding
Headline News
S. C. Johnson & Sons,
Inc.
(Johnson Waxes and
Mutual B.S.
Needham, Louis & Brorby, Ihc.
Finishes)
Health Quiz
American Protam Corp.
(Protam, A Food
Supplement)
Mutual B.S.
Dowd, Redfield & Johnstone, Inc.
Heralds of Truth
Churches of Christ
(Institutional)
ABC
Ross Roy, Inc.
Hilltop House
Miles Laboratories, Inc.
CBS
Geoffrey Wade Advertising,
(Alka-Seltzer,
Cockfield, Brown fir Co., Ltd.
One-a-Day)
(Canada)
Hollywood Barn Dance With
Bristol-Myers Co.
CBS
Young & Rubicam, Inc.
jimmy Wakely
Hollywood Star Playhouse
(Sal Hepatica^)
American Baker's Asso.
(Bakery Products)
NBC
Foote, Cone & Belding
Hopalong Cassidy
Cella Vineyards
(Betsy Ross Crape
CBS
Gerald F. Thomas Adv.
Hour of Decision
juice)
Billy Graham E v. Assn.
(Institutional)
ABC
Walter F. Bennett & Co.
House Party
Pi llsbury Mills, Inc.
(Flour, Pancake, Pie
Crust and Cake
CBS
Leo Burnett Co., Inc.
Howdy Doody
Mixes)
International Shoe Co.
NBC
Henri, Hurst & McDonald, Inc.
1179
PROGRAM
JE
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT
NETWORK
ADVERTISING AGENCY
It Happens Every Day
Gillette Safety Razor
Co.
(White Rain, Ton i
CBS
Tatham-Laird» Inc.
Creme Rinse)
J
Jack Benny Show
American Tobacco Co.
CBS
Batten, Barton, Durstine &
(Lucky Strike
Osborn, Inc.
Cigarettes)
jack Berch Show
Prudential
ABC
Calkins &Holden,Carlock,
(Insurance)
McClinton & Smith, Inc.
jack Hunt Show
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.,
Ballard & Ballard Div.
(Oven -ready
Biscuits)
CBS
Campbell-Mithun, Inc.
jack Owens Show
Purex Corp. Ltd.
CBS
Foote, Cone fir Belding
\ I icri nu L/cici gem/
jergens Hollywood Playhouse — Andrew jergens Co.
CBS
Robert W. Orr fir Associates, Inc.
Hollywood Playhouse of
(Lotion, Face Cream)
Kenyon fir Eckhardt, Inc.
Romance (12/4)
(Canada)
jimmy Wakely Show
Colonial Dames, Inc.
(Cosmetics)
CBS
Geoffrey Wade Advertising
joe Emerson's Hymn Time
General Mills, Inc.
(Red Band Flour)
ABC
Knox Reeves Adv., Inc.
|ohn Cameron Swayze
Belmont Radio Corp.
NBC
Henri, Hurst fir McDonald, Inc.
Highlights the News
(Raytheon TV Sets)
John Conte Show
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.
ABC
Calkins &Holden,
(FoodProd'ucts)
Carlock» McClinton fir Smith,lnc.
John Daly & the News
Gulf Oil Corp.
(Gulf Spray and
Other Prod'ucts)
ABC
Young fir Rubicam, Inc.
johnny Dollar
Wm. Wrigley, Jr. & Co.
(Spearmint Chewing
Cum)
CBS
Arthur Meyerhoff fir Co.
Judy Canova
Emerson Drug Company
(Bromo-Seltzer)
NBC
Lennen fir Newell, Inc.
just Plain Bill
Whitehall Pharmacal
Co., Div. of American
Home Products Corp.
(Anacin)
NBC
John F. Murray Adv. Agency, Inc.
junior Miss
Chrysler Corp.
(Plymouth Cars)
CBS
N.W.Ayer fir Sons, Inc.
junior Rose Bowl Came
Central California
Artichoke Growers
CBS
John Cohan Adevrtising Co.
Ken Carson Sings
Kenneth Banghartand the
News
King Arthur Godfrey and His
Roundtable
Kings Row
R. J. Reynolds Co.
(Camel Cigarettes)
The American Tobacco
Co.
(Lucky Strike
Cigarettes)
Kingan fir Co., Inc.
(Ham, Bacon, Etc.)
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet NBC
Co.
(Fab)
1180
Mutual B.S. Wm. Esty Co.
NBC Batten, Barton, Durstine fir
Osborn, Inc.
CBS Warwick fir Legler, Inc.
William Esty Co.
PROGRAM
Ladies Fair
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK
Larry LeSueur and the News
Law Book
Let's Look at the Record
Let's Pretend,
12/13 Grand Central Station
Life Can Be Beautiful
Life With Luigi,
6/3-8/5 The Lineup
Light fir Life Hour
Lone Ranger
Lone journey
Lorenzo Jones
Louella Parsons' Show
Lowell Thomas
Lutheran Hour
Lux Radio Theater
Ma Perkins
Man on the Farm
Mark Rogers Show
Mario Lanza Show
Martin & Lewis
Martin Kane — Private Eye
Mary Lee Taylor
Sterling Drug, Inc.
(Bayer Aspirin,
Phillips Milk of
Magnesia, Dr. Lyons
Tooth Powder,
Double Danderine,
Other Products)
Best Foods, Inc.
(Rit, Shinola)
Book Associates
(Books)
Citizenship Dept. of
United Auto
Workers, C.I.O.
Cream of Wheat Corp.
(Cereal)
The Procter & Gamble
Co.
(Tide)
Wm. Wrigley, jr. & Co.
(Spearmint Chewing
Cum)
Free Methodist Church
of N. America
(Institutional)
General Mills, Inc.
(Cheerios, Cake
Mixes)
Lever Bros.
(Surf & Other
Products)
The Procter fir Gamble
Co.
(Cheer)
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
Co.
(Lustre Creme
Shampoo)
Procter fir Gamble Co.
(Ivory Soap)
Lutheran Laymen's
League
(Religious)
Lever Brothers Co.
(Lux Soap, Flakes)
Mutual B.S.
CBS
CBS
CBS
CBS
NBC
CBS
ABC
ABC
ABC
NBC
CBS
CBS
Mutual B.S.
CBS
M
Procter fir Gamble Co.
(Oxydol)
Quaker Oats Co.
(Ful-0-PepFeed)
Greystone Press
(Books)
Coca-Cola Company
Liggett fir Meyers
Tobacco Co.
(Chesterfield
Cigarettes)
U. S. Tobacco Co., Inc.
(Tobacco & Tobacco
Products)
Pet Milk Sales Corp.
(Pet Milk)
1181
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Inc.
Benton fir Bowles, inc.
Huber Hoge Cr Sons
Furman, Feiner fir Co., Inc.
B. B.D. Cr 0.
Benton fi- Bowles, Inc.
Arthur Meyerhoff fir Co.,
j. Walter Thompson Co., Ltd.
(Canada)
Walter F. Bennett fir Co
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Inc.
N.W.AyerfirSon, Inc.
Young fi^ Rubicam, Inc.
Lennen fir Mitchell
10/4 Lennen fir Newell, Inc.
Compton Advertising, Inc.
Gotham Advertising Co., Inc.
j. Walter Thomson Co.,
National Export Adv. Service
(Hawaii)
CBS Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Inc.
Mutual B.S. Sherman fi- Marquette, Inc.
Huber Hoge fir Sons
CBS
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
D'Arcy Advertising Company
Cunningham Cr Walsh, Inc.
Kudner Agency, Inc.
Gardner Advertising Co.
PROGRAM
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT
NETWORK
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Meet Corliss Archer
Electric Companies
Adv. Pgm.
(Electric Light &
Power Cos.)
ABC
N.W.Ayer&Son, Inc.
Meet Millie
Wm. Wrigley, jr. fir Co.
(Spearmint Cum)
CBS
Arthur Meyerhoff fir Co.
Meet the Missus
Leslie Salt Co.
(Salt)
CBS
Long Advertising Service
Metropolitan Opera
Texas Company
(Casoline& Motor
, Oils)
ABC
Kudner Agency, Inc.
Michigan for Eisenhower
CBS
Young fir Rubicamjnc.
Committee
Mr. Chameleon
Wm. Wrigley, jr. fir Co.
(Spearmint (Shewing
Cum)
CBS
Arthur Meyerhoff fir Co.
Mr. District Attorney
Bristol-Myers Co.
(Ipana, Vital is, Sal
Hepatica, Hair
Cream, Bufferin)
ABC
Young fir Rubicam, Inc.
Mr. Information
National Biscuit Co.
CBS
McCann-Erickson, Inc.
Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost
Liggett fir Myers
CBS
Cunningham fir Walsh, Inc.
Persons
Tobacco Co.
(Chesterfield)
Mr. fir Mrs. North
Colgate - Palmolive- Peet
CBS
Sherman fir Marquette,
Co.
Spitzer fir Mills, Ltd.
(Halo Shampoo,
( Canada )
Palmolive Shave
Cream)
Modern Adventures of
Charles Antell fir
Mutual B.S.
Television Advertising Associat
Casanova
Monday Morning Headlines
Musk With the Hormel Girls
My Friend Irma
My True Story
Mystery Theater
National Health
Aids, Inc.
(Formula #9, NHA
Vitamins and
Fastabs)
P. Lorillard Co. ABC
(Old Cold
Cigarettes)
Ceo. A. Hormel fir Co. CBS
(Meat Products)
R. j. Reynolds Tobacco CBS
Co.
(Cavalier Cigaret'es)
Sterling Drug, Inc. ABC
(Drug Products)
Sterling Drug, Inc. ABC
(Drug Products)
Lennen fir Newell, Inc.
B.B.D. & 0.
Wm. EstyCo., Inc.
Dancer-Fitzgeraid-Sample, Inc.
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Inc.
N-
News of the World
New York Philharmonic
Symphony
Nick Carter
Nightbeat
Miles Laboratores, inc.
(Alka-Seltzer)
Willys-Overland
Motors, Inc.
(Cars & Trucks)
Libbey, McNeill &
Lib bey
(All Libbey Products)
Pabst Sales Co.
(Beer)
NBC
CBS
Mutual B.S.
NBC
Geoffrey Wade
Ewell fir Thurber Associates,
Spitzerfir Mills, Ltd.
(Canada)
j. Walter Thompson
Warwick fir Legler, Inc.
O
Old Fashioned Revival Houi
Gospel Broadcasting
Assn.
(Institutional)
ABC
R.H.AIber Co. fir Gospel
B'casting Assn.
1182
PROGRAM
Old Dominion Barn Dance
With Sunshine Sue
One Man's Family
On the Line With Bob
Considine
Original Amateur Hour
Orange Bowl Game-
Kentucky Derby
Our Gal Sunday
Our Miss Brooks
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK
Dr. Pepper Co. CBS
(Soft Drink)
Miles Laboratories, Inc. NBC
(Bactine, Alka-
Seltzer, Tabcirv,
One -A- Day
Vitamins)
Mutual Benefit Health NBC
and Accident
Association of Omaha
Insurance
P. Lorillard Co. ABC
(Old Cold
Cigarettes)
Gillette Safety Razor CBS
Co.
(Safety Razors,
Blades, Shaving
Cream)
American Home CBS
Products Corp,
(Anacin. Hills Cold
Tablets, Kolynos
Chlorophyll)
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet CBS
(Colgate Dental
Cream, Palmolive
Shave Cream and
. Soap)
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Ruthrauff fir Ryan, Inc.
Geoffrey Wade
Bozell & Jacobs
Lennen & Newell, Inc.
Maxon, Inc.
John F. Murray Advertising
Agency> Inc.
Ted Bates & Co.
PGA Golf Tournament,
Hambletonian Stakes,
Greyhound Stakes, American
National Stakes, McMahon
Memorial, Fox Stake, Little
Brown jug, Kentucky
Futurity
Pabst Blue Ribbon Bouts
Paul Harvey, News
Pee-Wee Reese Show
People Are Funny
Pepper Young's Family
Perry Mason
Phil Harris & Alice Faye
Philip Morris Playhouse
Pure Oil News Time
Reynolds Metals Co. CBS
' Building Materials)
Pabst Sales Co. CBS
(Blue Ribbor>Beer)
Burton-Dixie Corp. ABC
(Mattresses, Pillows,
Comforters and
Other Products)
S. C. Johnson & Sons,
Inc.
(Johnson Waxes and
Finishes)
Mars, Inc. CBS
(Candy Bars)
The Procter & Gamble NBC
Co.
(Camay Soap)
Procter & Gamble CBS
(Tide)
Radio Corp. of America NBC
(Radios, TV Sets,
Phonographs,
Records)
Philip Morris & Co., CBS
Ltd., Inc.
(Cigarettes)
The Pure Oil Co. NBC
(Petroleum
Products)
1183
Buchanan & Co., Inc.
Warwick & Legler, Inc.
Turner Adv. Agency
Mutual B.S. Needham, Louis & Brorby, Inc.
Leo Burnett Co., Inc.
Pedlar & Ryan, Inc.
Benton & Bowles, Inc.
J. Walter Thompson Co.
The Blow Co., Inc.
Leo Burnett Co., Inc.
PROGRAM
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Pursuit
Sterling Drug, Inc.,
Chas. H. Phillips Co.
Division
(Pharmaceuticals)
CBS
Dancer-Fitzgerald -Sample, Inc.
Profam Quiz
Protam Corp.
(Reducing Tablets)
CBS
Dowd, Redfield, Johnstone, Inc.
V
Queen for a Day
p. Lorillard Co.
(Old Gold
Cigarettes)
Mutual B.S.
Lennen & Newell, Inc.
XV
Red Skelton Program
Pepperell Mfg. Co.
(Sheets, Fabrics) •
CBS
Benton & Bowles, Inc.
Renfro Valley Sunday Catherin'
General Foods Corp.
(Calumet, Postum)
Westinghouse Electric
CBS
Foote, Cone & Belding
Republican Convention
CBS
Ketchum, MacLeod fir Grove, Inc.
(All Live Broadcasts)
Corp.
Democratic Convention
(All Products)
(All Live Broadcasts)
Pick the Winner
Election Returns
Rex Allen Show
Phillips Petroleum Co.
(Gasoline and Motor
Oil)
CBS
Lambert & Feasley, Inc.
Richard Diamond, Pvt. Eye
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco
Co.
(Camel Cigarettes,
ABC
Wm. Esty Co.
Prince Albert
Tobacco)
Robert Hurleigh
Miller Brewing Co.
(High-Life Beer)
Mutual B.S.
Mathisson fir Associates
Robert Trout and the News
Ford Motor Co.
(Cars)
CBS
J. Walter Thompson Co.
Red Skelton Program
Borg- Warner Corp.
(Norge Division-
Refrigerators,
Wringer Washers,
Automatic Washers,
Etc.)
CBS
Russell M. Seeds Co., Inc.
Right to Happiness
The Procter & Gamble
Co.
(Ivory Soap, D-uz)
NBC
Compton Advertising Inc.
Road of Life
Procter & Gamble Co.
(Ivory Soap)
CBS
Compton Advertising Inc.
Rocky Jordan
Ranier Brewing Co.
(Beer)
Wm.Wrigley.jr.&Co.
CBS
Brisacher, Wheeler fir Staff
Romance
CBS
Arthur Meyerhoff & Co.
(Spearmint Gum)
Romance of Helen Trent
American Home
CBS
W. Earl Bothwell, Inc.
Products Corp.
(Pacific)
(Aero Wax, Black
Geyer Advertising Agency, Inc.
Flag, Snarol, Wizard
(Pacific)
Qick, Woodbrite)
Romance of Helen Trent
American Home
CBS
John F. Murray Advertising
Products Corp.
Agency, Inc.
(Aerosol, Bisodol,
Meet, Melcalose)
Rosemary
Procter & Gamble^ Inc.
Mvory Snow)
CBS
Benton & Bowles, Inc.
Roy Rogers
General Food Corp.
^ Post Cereals)
NBC
Benton & Bowles, Inc.
Royal Triton Baseball Roundup
Union Oil Co. of
California
(Royal Triton Motor
Oil)
ABC
Foote, Cone & Belding, Inc.
1184
PROGRAM
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT
NETWORK
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Sammy Kaye Sunday Roundup
Sylvania Electric
Products, Inc.
(TV Sets and Radios)
ABC
Roy S. Durstine, Inc.
Sanka News Round-Up—
General Foods Corp.
ABC
Young & Rubicam, Inc.
Win Elliott
(Sanka Coffee and
Other Products)
Silver Eagle
General Mills, Inc.
(Wheaties, Cheerios,
Kix, Betty Crocker
Soups)
ABC
Knox-Reeves Adv., \nc.
Sky King
Derby Foods, Inc.
(Peter Pan Peanut
Butter. Peanut
Products and Derby
Line of Canned
Meats)
Mutual B.S.
Needham, Louis & Brorby, Inc.
Smilin' Ed McConnell
Brown Shoe Co.
(Buster Brown
Shoes)
CBS
Leo Burnett Co., Inc.
Sunoco Three Star Extra
Sun Oil Co.
(Oil. Fuel Oil,
Sunoco Cas)
NBC
Hewitt, Ogilvy, Benson & Mathei
Space Patrol
Ralston-PurinaCo.
(Ralston Wheat
Cereal. Instant
Ralston Cereal,
Wheat-Chex,
Ry-Krisp, Rice-Chex)
ABC
Gardner Adv. Co.
Stars Over Hollywood
Carnation Co.
(All Products)
CBS
Erwin, Wasey & Co.
Stella Dallas
Sterling Drug, Inc.
(Phillips' Tooth
Paste, Bayer Aspirin,
Haley's M-0.
Astring-0-Sol,
Ironized Yeast,
Mulsified Coconut
NBC
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Inc.
Stop the Music
Oil Shampoo)
General Mills, Inc.
ABC
Tatham-Laird, Inc.
Strange Romance of Evelyn
(Kix)
Philip Morris & Co.,
ABC
Cecil &Presbrey, Inc.
Winters
Ltd.
Stuart Craig Show
(Cigarettes)
General Products Corp.
(Looz Reducing
CBS
Dean Simmons
Sunday News Special With
Tablets)
Campana Sales Co.
CBS
Wallace-Ferry-HanlyCo.
Ron Cochran
( Sol itair Cake
Super Noodle Show
Make-Up, Lotion)
1. j. Grass Noodle Co.,
Inc
CBS
Phil Gordon Agency, Inc.
Suspense
(Noodles. Soup Mix)
Electric Auto-Lite Co.
(Sparkplugs,
Batteries, Etc.)
CBS
Cecil & Presbrey, Inc.,
Ruthraufffir Ryan, Inc.
(Canada)
National Export Adv. Service. Inc.
(Hawaii)
Victor A. Bennett Co- loc-
Symphonette
Longines-Wittnauer
CBS
Watch Co.. Inc.
Tarzan
i
General Foods Corp.
(Krinkles, Post
Toasties)
CBS
Foote, Cone & Belding
1185
PROGRAM
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Taylor Grant & News
P. Lorillard Co.
(Old Cold
Cigarettes)
ABC
Lennen & Newell, Inc.
Ted Husing Sports Roundup
Dr. Pepper Co.
(Soft Drink)
CBS
Ruthrauff & Ryan
Tennessee Ernie
Toni, Inc.
(Prom Home
Permanent, White
Rain Shampoo)
ABC
WeissfirGellerJnc.
Theater Guild on the Air
U. S. Steel Corp.
(Institutional)
NBC
B.B.iD.&0.,lnc.
Thread Winder
Book Associates
(Books)
CBS
Huber Hoge & Sons
The Big Show
Whitehall Pharmacal
Co.
(Anacin)
NBC
John F. Murray Adv. Agency, Inc
The Doctor's Wife
Ex-Lax, Inc.
NBC
Warwick fir Legler, Inc.
The Cabby Hayes Show
Quaker Oats Co.
(Quaker Oats &
Mother's Oats)
Mutual B.S.
Sherman & Marquette, Inc.
The Hollywood Story
Lewis Food Co.
(Dog and Cat Food)
CBS
Rockett-Lauritzen
The National Farm and Home
Allis-Chalmers Mfg.
NBC
Bert S. Gittine
Hour
Co.
(Farm Equipment)
The Paula Stone Show
Amana Refrigeration
Inc.
( Food Freezers)
Mutual B.S.
Maury, Lee fir Marshall
The Peggy Lee Show
General Motors Corp.
(OldsmobileDiv.)
CBS
D. P. Brother fir Co.
The Lineup
Chrysler Corp.
(Plymouth Cars)
CBS
N.W.Ayer fir Sons, Inc.
The Private Files of Matthew
Seabrook Farms Co.
Mutual B.S.
Hilton fir Riggio, Inc.
Bell
(Frozen Foods)
The Railroad Hour
Assn. of American
Railroads
(Institutional)
NBC
Benton Cr Bowles, hnc.
The Sha<f<m
WildrootCo., Inc.
(Wildroot Toilet
Preparations and
FrostilbHand
Lotion)
Mutual B.S.
B.B.D.&O.
The Telephone Hour
The Bell Telephone
System
(Institutional)
NBC
N.W.Ayer&Son, Inc.
The Tide Show, Starring Jack
Procter & Gamble
CBS
Benton fir Bowles, Inc.
Smith, Dinah Shore, Cinny
(Tide)
Simms
The Vick News With Ed
Vicks Chemical Co.
Mutual B.S.
Mores International, Inc.
Pettitt
(Vick Cough Drops,
Cough Syrup and
VapoRub)
The Voice of Firestone
Firestone Tire fir
Rubber Co.
(Tires and Tubes)
NBC
Sweeney fir James Co.
The Voice of Prophecy
General Conference of
Seventh Day
Adventists
(Institutional)
ABC
Western Adv. Agency
The Whistler
Signal Oil Co.
(Casoline)
CBS
Barton A. Stebbins Adv. Agency
The Woman in My House
Manhattan Soap Co.,
Inc.
^Sweetheart Soap)
NBC
Scheidler, Beck Cr Werner, Inc.
The World Today
National Biscuit Co.
(Milk Bone Dog
Biscuit)
CBS
McCann-Erickson, Inc.
1186
PROGRAM
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT NETWORK
ADVERTISING AGENCY
The World Today With Carroll
WildrootCo.Jnc.
CBS
B.B.D.&O.
Alcott
(Shampoo)
Theater of Famous Radio
Lewis Food Co.
CBS
Rockett-Lauritzen
Players
(Dog & Cat Food
Prods.)
This Is Nora Drake
Seeman Brothers, Inc.
CBS
Wm.Weintraub&Co.Jnc.
(Air Wick and
Nylast)
This Is Your FBI
Equitable Life
Assurance Society
of U. S.
(Insurance)
ABC
Warwick & Legler, Inc.
Time for Betty Crocker
General Mills, Inc.
(Kitchen-Tested
Flour, Softasilk
Cake Flour, Cake
Mixes and Other
Products)
ABC
Dancer-Fitrgerald-Sample, Inc.
Titus Moody Speaking
WiWroot Co., Inc.
(Wild root Toilet
Preparations and
FrostillaHand
Lotion)
Mutual B.S.
B.B.D.&O.
Tom Corbett, Space Cadet
Kellogg, Inc.
(Cereals & Other
Products)
ABC
Kenyon & Eckhardt, Inc.
Tom Harmon's Sports Taps
Bank of America
National Trust &
Savings Association
CBS
Chas. R. Stuart Advertising
Top Guy
American Chicle Co.
(CloretsChlorophyl
Cum)
ABC
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Inc.
Tom Hanlon's Sports Calendar
J. B.Williams Co.
(Aqua Velva)
CBS
J.Walter Thompson Co.
Top of the Morning Ralph
Bank of America
CBS
Chas. R. Stuart Adv.
Story Show
National Trust &
Savings Assn.
True Detective Mysteries
Motorola, Inc.
Mutual B.S.
Aubrey, Finlay, Marley &
(Radios and TV Sets)
•Hodgson, Inc.
True Detective Mysteries
Williamson Candy Co.
Mutual B.S.
Aubrey, Finlay, Marley dr
(Oh Henry Candy
Bars)
Pet Milk Co.
Hodgson, Inc.
Truth or Consequences
NBC
Gardner Advertising Co.
Tulip Time in Holland
Holland Furnace Co.
( Heating & Air
Conditioning
Equipment)
CBS
Roche, Williams & Cleary, Inc.
TV Book
Book Associates
(Books)
WildrootCo., Inc.
CBS
HuberHoge&Sons
Twenty Questions
Mutual B.S.
B.B.D.&O.
(Wildroot Toilet
Preparations)
V
Serutan Co.
Victor H.Lindlahr
ABC
Franklin Bruck Adv. Corp.
(Serutan, Nutrex,
R-D-X, Sedagel,
Lemel, Hi-V, Journal
of Living, Geritol,
Visitin' Time
Histaline)
Morton Salt Co.
CBS
Klau-Van Piertersom-Dunlap
Assoc, Inc.
Voice of Prophecy
Voice of Prophecy, Inc.
Mutual B.S.
Western Advertising, Inc.
Vaughn Monroe Show
(Religious)
R. j. Reynolds Tobacco
Co.
(Camel Cigarettes)
NBC
William Esty Co. J nc.
1187
PROGRAM
rr
ADVERTISER AND PRODUCT
NETWORK
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Walk a Mile With Win Elliott
R. j. Reynolds Tobacco
Co.
Warner-Hudnut, Inc.
CBS
Wm.EstyCo.Jnc.
Walter Winchell
ABC
Kenyon & Eckhardt, inc.
(Home Permanent,
Shampoo & Other
Products)
Welcome Travelers
The Procter & Gamble
Co.
(Lava, Spic & Span,
Joy. Prell)
General Foods Corp.
NBC
The Blow Co.
Wendy Warren and the News
CBS
Benton & Bowles, Inc.
(Diamond Crystal
Salt, Post Bran
Flakes)
Whafs My Line?
Jules Montenler, Inc.
(Stopette
Deodorant)
CBS
Earle Ludgin Co.
Wheaties Scoreboard
General Mills, Inc.
(Wheaties)
Mutual B.S.
Knox-Reeves Adv.
When a Girl Marries
Seeman Bros., Inc.
(Nylast, Air Wick)
ABC
Wm. H. Weintraub & Co., Inc. '
Whispering Streets
General Mills, Inc.
(Bisquick,
Crustquick,
Wheaties)
ABC
Knox- Reeves Adv., Inc.
Wild Bill Hickok
Kellogg Co.
(All Kellogg
Products)
Mutual B.S.
Leo Burnett Co., Inc.
Woman of the Year
General Mills, Inc.
(Kix and Other
Products)
Mutual B.S.
Tatham -Laird, Inc.
Women's News Desk With
Hills Brothers Coffee,
CBS
N.W.Ayer fir Sons, Inc.
Ruth Ashton
Inc.
(Coffee)
Y
You Bet Your Life
De Soto-Plymouth
Dealers
(Automobiles)
NBC
B.B.D.O., Inc.
Your Guide to Good Living
Doubleday & Co.
(Books)
Benjamin Moore & Co.
CBS
Thwing& Altman, Inc.
Your Home Beautiful
Mutual B.S.
St. Georges & Keyes
(Paints and
Varnishes)
Young Dr. Malone
Procter & Gamble Co.
CBS
Compton Advertising, Inc.,
(Crisco, Joy)
The BiowCo., Inc.
Young Dr. Malone
Procter & Gamble Co.
Mvory Flakes, Lilt)
NBC
The Biow Co.
Young Widder Brown
Sterling Drug, Inc.
(Bayer Aspirin, Dr.
Lyons' TootK Powder,
Energine Cleaning
Fluid, Phillips' Milk
of Magnesia, Ironized
Yeast, Astring-0-Sol,
Mulsified Coconut
Oil Shampoo)
NBC
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Inc.
Your Land and Mine
General Motors Corp.
(Institutional)
ABC
Kudner Agency, Inc.
Your Hit Parade
The American Tobacco
NBC
Batten, Barton, Durstine &
Co.
Osborne, Inc.
(Lucky Strike
Cigarettes)
1188
COMMERCIAL TV
PROGRAMS — 1952
(Network cmd Local)
The following pages contain an alphabetical listing by program title of the
four national television networks' commercial programs as well as locally spon-
sored programs of television stations in operation during 1932. The programs
listed are for the 12-month period ending Dec. 31, 1932. Listing includes program
title, sponsor and product, network or station and the advertising agency handling
the account. Programs are all of 13-week duration or longer. Compilation has
been made through the cooperation of ABC, CBS, DtiMont, NBC and the televi-
sion stations listed.
TITLE
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
STATION
ADVERTISING AGENCY
AB W's Green Thumb
Participating
WTAR-TV
A. C. Gilbert Model Railroad
Club
A. C. Gilbert Co.
KING-TV
A Word from Vera
Linco Bleach
(Bleach)
WBKB
Ruthrauff & Ryan
Across the Counter
Woodward & Lothrop
(Dept. Store)
WMAL-TV
James S. BeattieAdv.
Action Theatre
Floyd Rice Ford Dealer
WXYZ-TV
Adventure
Dayton Bread Co.
WLW-D
Herman Hutzler
Adventures of Patches
Von's Grocery Co.
KNBH
Mogge Privett Inc.
Afternoon Edition with Robert
Walgreen's Drug Store
WGN-TV
Schwimmer fir Scott, Inc.
Hurleigh
Afternoon Theater
Son-El
KRLD-TV
Alan Young Show
Esso Standard Oil Co.
(Lubricants)
CBS-TV
Marschalk& Pratt Co.
All Aboard
Lionel Corp.
(Model Trains)
CBS-TV
Buchanan & Co.
Allen Jackson & "News of the
N. Y. Chevrolet
WCBS-TV
Campbell-Ewald, Inc.
Night"
Dealers Assn.
Alex Drier News
Home Federal Savings
WNBQ
Advertising Div. Co.
All American Sports Review
Ed Wells
(Pontiac)
KPIX
Bruce Sedley
All Star Revue
Pet Milk Sales Corp.
(Pet Evap. Milk)
Serberling Rubber Co.
(Tires)
Blatz Brewing Co.
NBC-TV
Gardner Adv. Co.
Amazing Mr. Malone
ABC-TV
MeldrumfirFewsmith, Inc.
Amos 'n' Andy
CBS-TV
Wm. H. Weintraub & Co.
(BlatzBeer)
American Forum of the Air
Bohn Aluminum &
Brass Co.
(Aluminum)
NBC-TV
Zimmer-Keller, Inc.
America's Town Meeting of
Reichhold Chemical Co.
ABC-TV
MacManus, John & Adams, Inc.
the Air
(Institutional)
Andy Gustafson
Adams Engineering
(Class Jalousies)
WTVJ
Animal Fair
Kasco-Babcock
WSPD-TV
Anniversary Party
Tony's Bakery
WSPD-TV
Ann Alden
Stripling's
(General Mdse.)
WBAP-TV
Howard Carraway
Answer Me This
Participating
WNHC-TV
Arden Varieties
Arden Farms
KFMB-TV
Phillips- Ramsay
Armchair Adventure
Brenner Mtr. Sales
WSPD-TV
-
1189
TITLE
Armsfrong's Circle Theater
Art Linkletter's House Party
Art Linkletter's House Party
Art Linkletter's House Party
Art Linkletter's House Party
Arthur Godfrey Time
Arthur Murray Party
Ashland Serenade
At Arthur Murray's
At Home Show
Auto Racing from the Dayton
Speedway
Away You Co
Bachelor's Haven
Balance Your Budget
Barn Dance
Barry Cray
Batting Practice
Battle of the Ages
Battle of the Ages
Beat the Clock
Beauty Clinic
Beauty's No Mystery
Behind Your Telephone
Beneath the Tower
Bert Parks' Show
Betty Crocker Star Matinee
Beulah
Bible Stories
Biff Baker, U.S.A.
Big Came Hunt
Big Seven Football Cames
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
Armstrong Floor
Coverings
(Building Materials)
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.
(Flour, Cake Mixes,
Etc.)
Kellogg Co.
(All Products)
Lever Brothers Co.
(Surf)
Green Giant Co.
(Peas, Corn, Etc.)
French Sardine Co.
( Star- Kist Tuna)
Arthur Murray Dance
Studios
Ashland Oil & Refining
Arthur Murray
C. H. Masland & Sons
(Masland Rugs and
Sportsmen's Clothes)
Participating
STATION
NBC -TV
CBS-TV
CBS-TV
CBS-TV
CBS-TV
CBS-TV
DuMont
WSAZ-TV
WWJ-TV
ABC-TV
WLW-D
ADVERTISING AGENCY
BBD&O, Inc.
Leo Burnett Co., Inc.
Leo Burnett Co., Inc.
N. W. Ayer & Sons, Inc.
Leo Burnett Co., Inc.
Rhodes & Davis Advertising Agency
Ruthrauff fir Ryan
Byer fir Bowman
Cox fir Dunbarger
Anderson fir Cairns, Inc.
Colonial Air Lines
WJZ-TV Hilton fir Riggio
B
Pearson Pharmacal
(Ennds)
Sealy Mattress Co.
Be wley Mills
Sealy Mattress
Michaels Brothers
Walgreen Company
The Serutan Co.
The Serutan Co.
(Serutan, Ceritol)
Sylvania Electric
Products, Inc.
Good Housekeieping
Shops, Inc.
(Samson's
Enterprises, Inc.)
Michael's Beauty Salon
Southwest Bell
Telephone Co.
City of Paris Dept.
Store
General Foods Corp.
(Birdseye Foods,
Swansdown, Jello,
Maxwell House.
Coffee)
General Mills, Inc.
(Bisquick, Cheerios,
Flour and Other
Products)
Procter fir Gamble Co.
(Dreft&Oxydol)
Smithfield Packing Co.
American Tobacco Co.
(Lucky Strike)
Beckwith Evans Rugs
Phillips Petroleum
(Petroleum Products)
U9C
KNXT Harry B. Cohen, New York
CBS-TV Olian fir Bronner, Inc.
WBAP-TV Glenn Adv.
WABD Getschal
WGN-TV Schwimmer fir Scott
CBS-TV Franklin Bruck Adv.
DuMont Franklin Bruck Adv.
CBS-TV Cecil fir Presbrey, Inc.
WTMJ -TV Loise Mark fir Associates
KRLD-TV
WKY-TV Lowe Runkle Co.
KRON-TV G. R. Grimaldi
CBS-TV Youngfir Ruibicam, Inc.
ABC-TV Dancer- Fitzgerald-SampIe
ABC-TV Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
WTAR-TV
CBS-TV
WXYZ-TV
WOW-TV
Ferguson-Kennerly
B. B. D. & 0.
Lambert-Feasley Advertising
TITLE
Big Town
Birthday Party
Blue Flame Theater
Bob Atelier Show
Bon Tempi Italian Cookery
Boston Blackie
Bowling Champions
Bouquets and Bonuses
Breakfast Playhouse
Break the Bank
Bride & Groom
Brighten Up Your Home
Bubble-up Scoreboard
Buckskin Dan
Broadway to Hollywood
Bullets Basketball
Burns & Allen
Buyer for a Day
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
Lever Brothers Co.
(Rinso, Spry)
Wm. H. Heinemann
(Bakery)
So. California Gas Co.
(Appliances)
Beatrice Foods
(Meadow Cold
Products)
Participating
Speidel Watch Bands
(Yes Tissues)
Pfeiffer Brewing Co.
Allied Florists
Allen Christopher
Bristol-Myers Co.
(Ammen, Sal
Hepatica, Mum,
I pana Tooth Paste,
Vitalis, Bufferin,
Trushay)
General Mills, Inc.
(Bisquick,
Crustquick, Cake
Mix)
South East Furniture
Vess Beverage
International Shoe Co.
Tidewater Associated
Oil Co.
(Tydol)
Hals Brewery
Carnation Co.
(Evaporated Milk)
Namm-Loeser's
(Dept. Store)
STATION ADVERTISING AGENCY
CBS-TV Ruthrauff fir Ryan, Inc.
WTMj-TV Mautner Agency
KNXT McCann-Erickson
WOW-TV Cary-Hill Advertising
WNHC-TV
WABD S. S. C. fir B.
WXYZ-TV Maxon Agency
WAAM Bozelle Jacob
WXYZ-TV Allen Christopher
CBS-TV Doherty, Clifford, Steers &
Shenfield, Inc.
CBS-TV Dancer, Fitzgerald & Sample, Inc.
and Knox Reeves Advertising, Inc.
KDYL-TV Ross journey & Assoc.
WLW-C Kelly & Lamb
KRONi-TV Raymond L. Sines
DuMont Lennen & Newell, Inc.
WAAM
CBS-TV
WJZ-TV
Joseph Katz Co.
Erwin, Wasey fir Co., Inc.
Cactus Jim
Cactus Pete
California Living
Camel News Caravan
Canine Comments
Cameo Theater
Candy Carnival
Canine Corner
Capitol News
Captain Fortune
Captain Video
Cardinals Quarterback Club
Captain Z-Ro
Carefree Carnival
Carpet Theater
Cartoon Circus
Participating
Participating
Maxwell House Coffee
R. j. Reynolds Tobacco
Co.
(Camel Cigarettes)
Capitol Distributors
Riggio Tobacco Corp.
(Regent Cigarettes)
HawleyGr Hoops, Inc.
(M&M Candy)
Dr. Ross Dog and
Cat Foods
Amer. Radiator &
Standard Sanitary
Corp.
Participating
General Foods Corp.
(Post Cereals)
Boyer Laboratories, Inc.
(H-A Hair Arranger)
Kendall Food
(Dog Food)
Baker's Hair Tonic
Arthur Fleischman
Carpet Co.
Laura Scudder Foods
1191
WNBQ
WLW-D
KNXT
NBC-TV
WFAA-TV
NBC-TV
CBS-TV
KFMB-TV
WLW-C
KPIX
DuMont
WGN-TV
KRON-TV
KRLD-TV
WXYZ-TV
Benton & Bowles
Wm.EstyCo., Inc.
Brooke, Smith, French fir
Dorrance, inc.
Wm.EstyCo., Inc.
Rockett-Laurrtzen
Benton fir Bowles, Inc.
Schwimmer fir Scott, Inc.
Dan B. Miner
Candy Owens
KRON-TV Ley and Livingston
TITLE
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
STATION
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Cartoon Club
John Graf Co.
(Soft Drinks)
WTMJ-TV
Al Herr Adv. Agency
Cartoon Theater
Mason's Root Beer
(Soft Drink)
WTTG
H. J. Kaufman & Associates
Carson, Kit
Coca Cola Bottling Co.
of California
KRON-TV
D'Arcy Adv. Co.
Cases of Eddie Drake
Falls City
(Beer)
St. Cal. Booksellers
WTTV
Prater
Cavalcade of Books
KNXT
Jack Case Advertising Agency
Assoc.
(Books)
Cavalcade of Sports
Gillette Safety Razor
Co.
(Razors and Blades)
NBC-TV
Maxon, Inc.
Cavalcade of Stars
Drug Store Television
Productions
(Drugs)
General Motors Corp.
DuMont
Product Advertising Corp.
CBS Television News,
CBS-TV
D. P. Brother Co., inc.
With Douglas Edwards
(OldSmobileCars)
Celebrity Guest
Socony Vacuum
WPIX
Compton Adv.
Celanese Theater
Celanese Corp. of
America
(Acetate Fabrics)
ABC-TV
Ellington & Co., Inc.
Celebrity Time
B. F. Goodrich Co.
(Tires)
CBS-TV
B. B. D. & 0.
Centennial Television Theater
Centennial Flour
KING-TV
Seattle, Wash.
Chance of a Lifetime
P. Lorillard Co.
(Old Cold
Cigarettes)
ABC-TV
Lennen & Newell, Inc.
Challenge of the '50s—
American Oil Co.
CBS-TV
The Joseph Katz Co.
Years of Crisis
(Amoco Casoline and
Other Petroleum
Products)
Challenge Theater
Challenge Cream and
Butter Association
KRON-TV
Davis and Co.
Chandler Trio
Iron rite
WTTV
Charlie Wild, Detective
Wine Corp.of America
(Mogen David Wine)
DuMont
Weiss frGeller, Inc.
Checkerboard TV Newsreel
Ralston-Purina Co.
WBAP-TV
Lowe Runkle
Chester the Pup
Holsum Products Co.
(Foods)
WTMJ-TV
Sid Stone Adv. Agency
Chevrolet Movie Hits
Chevrolet Dealers
(Cars)
KRON-TV
Campbell- Ewald
Chicago at Nite
Nelson Bros.
(Furniture)
WBKB
Geo. Hartman Agency
Chicago Bears Quarterback
Standard Oil Co.
WNG-TV
McCann-Erickson, Inc.
Club
Chicago Weather
Best Foods
(Shinola Shoe Polish)
WBKB
Earle Ludgin & Co.
China Smith
Weill Furniture
WXYZ-TV
Alpert Agency
Chinchilla Story
Stewart Chinchilla
Ranch
WKRC-TV
Dickson & Wade Advertisers
Chords & Comments
Participating
V^AR-TV
Chitchat
Participating
WOOD-TV
Chuck Wagon
S. C. Johnson & Son
(Glo-Coat)
KNBH
Needham, Louis & Brorby
Cinema Carnival
MuntzCarCo.
(Automobiles)
KNBH
Michael Shore Adv.
Classic Theater
Italian Assn.
(Various Italian
Products)
WBKB
Alberto Conti, Inc.
Claudia
General Foods Corp.
(Swansdown Cake
Mixes and Maxwell
House Coffee)
NBC-TV
Young fir Rubicam, Inc.
Club Polka
E. and B. Brewing Co.
WXYZ-TV
Simons Michelson
Coast Conference Football
Tide Water Associated
KING-TV
Highlights
Oil Co.
1192
TITLE
Coffee And
Coiffeurs by Autry
Colgate Comedy Hour
Community Theater
Comedy Cameos
Compo Comedy Theater
Connecticut Spotlight
Continental Weather
Cook's Book
Cowboy Classics
Courtesy Television Theater
Cowboy Thrills
Craig Kennedy
Crime Syndicated
Cunningham's News Ace
Curtain Calls
Curbstone Cutup
Custom Studio Theater
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
Participating
Autry's Beauty Salon
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
Co.
(Ajax, Palmolive
Soap, Halo, Dental
Cream)
Community Builders,
Inc.
Cameo Curtains
Compo-Miracle Prod.
Co.
Edward Malley Co.
(Dept. Store)
Continental Trailways
Oklahoma Gas &
Electric Co.
Continental Baking
(Wonder Bread)
Courtesy Motors
Everybody's Dept. Store
Acme Bull Dog Beer
Schick Inc.
(Electric Shavers)
Cunningham's Drug
Stores
United Mortgage
(Mortgage Co.)
Cole Finder
(Lincoln-Mercury
Auto)
Custom Upholstering
Co.
(Upholstering)
D
Dance Lesson
Dancing School
Dance Time
Danger
Dangerous Assignment
Date With Judy
Date to Dance
Dave Lewis Show
Death Valley Days
Decorator's Workshop
Descoware Show
Del Courtney
Democratic Nat. Convention
Diamond jubilee
STATION
WNBQ
KRLD-TV
NBC-TV
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Carrie Rowland
Ted Bates & Co.
WON -TV Kuttner & Kuttner
WJZ-TV
WCN-TV
WNHC-TV
KRLD-TV
WKY-TV
Product Service Inc.
David Ettleson & Assoc.
Lannan & Sanders
WOW-TV Ted Bates, Inc.
WCN-TV Malcolm -Howard Adv. Agency
WBAP-TV J. T. Holmes & Assoc.
KFMB-TV Foote, Cone & Belding
CBS-TV Kudner Agency, Inc.
WjBK-TV Simons-Michelson
WTVj
WBKB Rocklin-lrvingCo.
WTTC A. W. fir L. Advertising
Arthur Murray Studios
Fleming Co.
(ICA Grocers)
Vitamin Corp. of
America
Block Drug Co., Inc.
( Amm - 1 - Dent Tooth
Paste, Pycopay
Brushes)
Chrysler Dealers of
Washington Area
McKesson fir Robibins,
Inc.
(All Products)
Marion Dance Studios
(Lessons)
Admiral Distributors
Pacific Coast Borax
Co.
(Twenty Mule Team
Borax, Boraxo)
Sach's Quality Stores
P. E. Sanford Co.
Participating
Admiral Corp.
(Radios, TV Sets,
Etc.)
Vitamin Corp. of
America
(Rybutol)
1193
WAAM
WKY-TV
Joseph Katz Co.
j. F. Celders Co.
CBS-TV Cecil fir Presbrey, Inc.
WMAL-TV McCann-Erickson (Detroit)
ABC-TV j.D.Tarcherfi- Company
WMAL-TV James S. Beattie Adv.
WTTV
WABD McCann-Erickson, Inc.
WPIX
KPIX
KPIX
ABC-TV
ABC-TV
Russell M. Seeds Co.
Kastor, Farrell, Chesley fir
Clifford, Inc.
TITLE
Diamond Theater
Dick Tracy
Didja Know
Nancy Dixon
Dollar Derby
Dorsey Connors
Douglas Fairbanks Presents
Double or Nothing
Double Play
Dugout Chatter
Down You Co
Dragnet
Dreamdate, Brunette, Etc.
Drew Pearson
Durocher & Day
Dunhill News
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
Deroys jewelry
Royal Baking
Retail Bakers
Cluett Peabody
Foodtown Dealers
First Federal Savings
& Loan
Phillips Petroleum
(Petroleum Products)
Campbell Soup Co.
California Tire Assoc.
(Tires)
Lacy's, Inc.
(Appliances)
Toni Products Co.
(Hair Preparations)
Liggett & Myers
Tobacco Co.
(Fatima Cigarettes)
Antell's
Carter Products Inc.
(Arrid, Rise Shave
Cream, Nair,
Carter's Pills)
Stroz Brewing Co.
(Beer)
Dunhill Cigarettes
STATION ADVERTISING AGENCY
WjAC-TV jay Reich
KDYL-TV Cillham Advertising
KFMB-TV Champ-Wilson Adv.
WW) -TV Young fir Rubicam
WOOD-TV
WNBQ Advertising DIv., Inc.
WOW-TV Lambert- Feasley Advertising
CBS-TV Ward Wheelock Co.
KRON-TV Paul Castleman
WTTG H.J. Kaufman fir Associates
DuMont Weiss fir Geller, inc.
NBC-TV Cunningham fir Walsh, Inc.
KLRD-TV Television Advertising
ABC-TV Ted Bates fir Co.
WOW-TV Bozell fir Jacobs Advertising
KFMB-TV BiowCo., N.Y.
Earl Nightingale Program
Bell Savings fir Loan
Assn.
WON -TV
M. M. Fisher Associates
Easy Does it
Participating
WTAR-TV
Easter Parade
Susquehanna Waist Co.
(Ship 'n' Shore
Blouses)
CBS-TV
Mervin & Jesse Levlne, Inc.
Easy Chair Theater
Liggett Drug Co.
WABD
Duane-Jones Co., Inc., The Biow
(Vitamin Corp. of
Co.
America and Philip
Morris Co., Ltd.,
Inc.)
Eisenhower Speech
Michigan for
Eisenhower
Committee
CBS-TV
Young fir Rubicam, Inc.
Election Night Coverage
Admiral Corp.
(Radios, TV Sets,
Etc.)
ABC -TV
Russell M. Seeds Co.
Electrical Living
Utah Power and Light
KDYL-TV
Cillham Advertising
Electric Theater
Detroit Edison
WXYZ-TV
Campbell-Ewald
Eilery Queen
Kaizer-Fraser Corp.
(Cars)
ABC-TV
Wm. H.Weintraub&Co.
Evans Feature Film
Evans Fur Co.
WON -TV
Arthur Meyerhoff fir Co.
Evening News
Philip Morris
(Dunhill)
WABD
Keystone Advertising
Faith for Today
Fairmeadows, U.S.A.
Falstaff TV Theater
Famous Fights
Famous Playhouse
Voice of Prophecy, Inc. ABC -TV
(Institutional)
Johns-Manvllle Corp. NBC-TV
(Building Materials)
Falstaff Beer
Adam Hat Stores, Inc. DuMont
(Hatsj
Heileman Brewing WOW-TV
(Beer)
1194
Laughlin-Wilson, Baxter fir Parsons
J. Walter Thompson Co.
Dancer, Fitzgerald fir Sample
Hirshon-Garfield^ Inc.
TITLE
Famous Theater
Far West Boys Club Boxing
Fascinating Rhythm
Fashion Forecast
Fashion Notes
Fashion Review
Faye Stewart— KPIX Kitchen
Feature Boxing
Feature Boxing
Felber Theater
(Front-Page Detective)
Feminine Angle
Figure Perfect
Files of jeffry James
Film Funnies
Film Series
Fireside Theater
First Time Voters
First Hundred Years
Flying Tigers
Food Facts
Football Highlights
Football This Week
Footlight Theater
Ford Festival
Foreign Intrigue
Four-Star Playhouse
Forty-Eighth Street Theater
Frankie Albert Show
Fred Waring Show
Freshie Fun Time
Front Page Detective
Fur Fun
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
Famous Furniture
Far West Motors
Future Age Furniture
Meacham's Dept. Store
(Clothes)
Singer's Women's
Apparel Shop
Ray's Dept. Store
Participating
American Home
Products
(Aero-Shave)
The Bayuk Co.
(Phillies)
Felber Biscuit Co.
Hampshire Hosiery
Meltzers
(Hotpoint
Appliances)
Pearson Pharmacal
(Ennds)
Read's Drug Stores
National Brewing Co.
(Beer)
Procter & Gamble Co.
(Ivory, Crisco, Duz)
Acme Brewing Co.
(Beer)
Procter fir Gamble
(Tide, Spic&Span)
Johnson Candy Co.
(Candy)
Rich Plan
(Freezer and Food
Plan)
First National Bank
National Carbon Co.
(Prestone
Antifreeze)
General Foods Corp.
(Sanka Coffee,
Sv\/ansdov\/n Flour)
Ford Motor Co.
(Automobiles)
Lucky Lager Brewing
Co.
(Beer)
Patricia Stevens, Inc.
Goldberg Fashion Forun
S. F. Milklnd.
(Dairy Products)
General Electric Co.
(CE Household
Appliances, Lamps,
Radios, TV Sets)
Langendorf Bakeries
Rayco Manufacturing
Co.
(Auto Seat Covers)
E. J. Donovan
(Chinchillas)
STATION
WXYZ-TV
KPIX
WTVJ
WBAP-TV
WTMJ-TV
WLW-D
KPIX
WABD
WABD
WLW-C
WXYZ-TV
WTVJ
KING-TV
WAAM
WGN-TV
NBC-TV
KNBH
CBS-TV
DuMont
KRON-TV
KFMB-TV
WABD
ADVERTISING AGENCY
W. B. Donner
Robert B. Selby & Assoc.
Al Plotkin Adv. Agency
Carr Advertising
Geyer Adv., Inc.
Ellington fir Co., Inc.
Harry Miller inc.
Bahn Agency
Kenyon Cr Eckhardt, Inc.
Compton Adv. Inc.
Roy S. Durstine, Inc.
Benton Cr Bowles, Inc.
Franklin Bruck Advertising
Calvert and Perry
Phillips Ramsay
Wm. Esty Co., Inc.
CBS-TV Youngfir Rubicam, Inc.
NBC-TV j. Walter Thompson Co.
KNBH McCann-Erickson, Inc.
WBKB Arthur Meyerhoff, Inc.
WGN-TV George H. Hartman Co.
KRON-TV Brisacher, Wheeler
CBS-TV B. B. D. fir O.
KRON-TV Russell, Harris and Wood
WABD Robert B. Grade Company
KNXT Allan Lane fir Associates
G
Gadabout Caddis
Gabby Hayes Show
Evinrude Motors
Peter Paul, Inc.
(Candy)
WTMj-TV
NBC -TV
Cramer-Krasselt Co.
Maxon, Inc.
1195
TITLE
Cangbusters
Carry Moore Show
Cayelord Hauser Show
The Caylords
Gene Autry
Cinka
Give fir Take
Gold Label Round Table
Goin' Steady
Golden State Movie Time
Good Cooking
Good Living
Goodyear Television Playhouse
Grand Marquee
Grandstand Quarterbacks
Cretchen Colnik
Crissom Theater
Gruen Playhouse
Guess What
Cwaltney TV Theater
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
Liggett Cr Myers
Tobacco Co.
(Fatima Cigarettes)
Chr. Hansen's
Laboratories, Inc.
(Junket Brands
Division— Desserts
and Puddings)
Minute Maid Corp.
(Frozen Orange and
Lemon Juice)
Ohio China
Wm. Wrigley, jr., Inc.
(Doublemint
Chewing Cum)
Mayer-Hughes Co.
(Home Furnishings)
Cannon Mills, Inc.
(Towels)
Acme Breweries
Speedway 79 Gasoline
Golden State Dairy
Michigan Consolidated
Gas Co.
Participating
Goodyear Tire fir
Rubber Co.
(Tires)
Hauser Nash Sales
Whitney's Dept. Store
Interstate Bakeries
Corp.
Crissom Motors
Gruen Watch Co.
Wine Corp. of America
(Mo'gen David Wine)
Cwaltney Meat
Packing
STATION ADVERTISING AGENCY
NBC-TV Cunningham & Walsh, Inc.
CBS-TV McCann-Erickson, Inc.
ABC -TV Ted Bates fir Co.
WSPD-TV Toledo, 0.
CBS-TV Ruthrauff fir Ryan, Inc.
WTMj-TV Sid Stone Adv. Agency
CBS-TV Young fir Rubicam, Inc.
KPIX Roy S. Durstine
WXYZ-TV W.B. Doner
KRO'N-TV Guild, Bascom and Bonfigli
WWj-TV Fred M. Randall
WNBQ
NBC-TV Young fir Rubicam, Inc.
WNBQ Cuenther-Bradfordi
KFMB-TV Eves Advertising
WTMJ-TV Sid Stone Advertising Agency
WXYA-TV Castle-Werner
DuMont McCann-Erickson, Inc.
DuMont Weiss fir Geller, Inc.
WTAR-TV Courtland B. Ferguson
H
Hail the Champ
Half Hour Variety Show
Half Hour Youth Program
Hall of Fame fir Royal
Playhouse
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Hand to Heaven
Handy Andy
Hank the Handyman
Happy's Party
Happy Birthday to You
Happy Valley Gang
Harry Owens' Show
Hawkins Fall
Hayloft Frolic
Heart of the City
Fred W. Amend' Co.
(Chuckles Candy)
Sure Save Food Mart,
Inc.
Klee Bros.
Pate Oil Co.
Hall Brothers, Inc.
(Creating Cards)
First Pilgrim Church
Romney Lumber Co.
Butter Hdwe. fir
Woodwork Co.
Florida Citrus
Commission
(Fruit)
Circus Foods
Winterlein
(Meats)
United Air Lines
Lever Brothers Co.
^Surf)
Indiana Farm Bureau
Coop.
State Sample Dept.
Store
ABC-TV Henri. Hurst fir McDonald, Inc.
WGN-TV Kuttner fir Kuttner, Inc.
WTMj-TV
Kuttner fir Kuttner, Inc.
A I Herr Adv. Agency
NBC-TV Foote, Cone fir Belding
WMAL-TV
KDYL-TV
WTMj-TV
DuMont
KRON-TV
WTTV
KNXT
NBC-TV
WTTV
WXYZ-TV
Ted Anderson Advertising
Mautner Agency
j. Walter Thompson Co.
Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborn
N. W. Ayer fir Son, Inc.
N. W. Ayer fir Son, Inc.
Luckoff, Wayburn fir Frankel
U96
TITLE
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
STATION
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Heart Throb Theater
Hub Appliances
WXYZ-TV
W. B. Doner
Headline Edition
Philip Morris fir Co.,
Ltd., Inc.
(Dunhill Cigarettes)
WABD
Keystone Advertising
Hello Girls
Boydell Paints
WXYZ-TV
Castle-Werner
Henri's Hollywood
Henri's Beauty Salon
KRLD-TV
Herb ShrinerTime
Cluett, Peabody & Co.,
Inc.
(Arrow Shirts and
Ties)
P. A. Starch Piano Co.
ABC-TV
Young & Rubicam, Inc.
Herbie Mintz Show
WNBQ
Geo. H. Hartman Co.
High School Quiz
Participating
WNHC-TV
Hockey
Stroh Brewing
WXYZ-TV
Zimmer-Keller
Hoffman Huddle
Hoffman Television
KFMB-TV
Foote, Cone fir Belding
Hoffman Sportlights
Chessher-Packard
Motors
KEYL
Cusick, Schwerke fir Wild
Holiday in Paris
Rogers jewelry,
Indianapolis
WTTV
Hollywood Headlines
Participating
WTAR-TV
Hollywood Reporter
American Wholesalers
(Serta Mattresses)
WTTG
Cohen fir Miller Advertising
Hollywood Screen Test
Ironrite, Inc.
ABC-TV
Brooke, Smith, French &
( Ironing Machines)
Dorrance, Inc.
Hollywood Showcase
Associated Hospital
Service
WGN-TV
Malcolm- Howard Adv. Agency
Hollywood Road to Fame
Wilshire Beverages
(Creme-0-Coca)
KNXT
Factor- Breyer
Hostess House
Philip Shields, Inc.
(Interior Decorators)
WLW-D
Carr Advertising
Hot Rods
Hour of Decision
Floyd Rice Ford Dealer
Billy Graham Ev.
Assn. Inc.
WXYZ-TV
ABC-TV
Walter F.Bennett fir Co.
House Party
(Institutional)
Style Crest Co.
WBKB
Richard Hirsch Adv.
Howdy Doody
Galliker
WJAC-TV
Cavanaugh- Morris
How To
J. L Hudson
/
Philip Morris & Co.,
WW] -TV
Raymond Morgan
1 Love Lucy
CBS-TV
The BiowCo., Inc.
1 Married Joan
Ltd., Inc.
General Electric
(Major and Small
NBC-TV
Young fir Rubicam, Inc.
ICA Movie Quick Quiz
Appliances)
IGA Grocers
KDYL-TV
Featherstone Advertising
Indiana University
L. Strauss of
WTTV
Information Please
Indianapolis
General Electric Co.
(CE Household
Appliances, Lamps,
CBS-TV
B. B. D.firO.
Inspector Mark Saber,
TV Sets, Radios)
Sterling Drug, Inc.
ABC-TV
Dancer-Fitzgerald -Sample
Homicide Squad
(Bayer Aspirin
Tablets, Philips'
Milk of Magnesia,
It's News to Me
Philips' Toothpaste)
Andrew jergens Co.
CBS-TV
Robert W. Orr Associates
It's a Good Ideal &
(Lotions, Creams)
Pacific Tel. and Tel.
KING-TV, Seattle, Wash.
Person to Person
It Happened Today
Interview With Bud Foster
Italian Swiss Movie Hits
Widemann Beer
Remar Bakery
(Sunbeam Bread)
Italian Swiss Colony
WTTV
KRON-TV
KRON-TV
Tatham-iaird
Elliott, Goetz and Boone
Honig-Cooper
It's a Fact
Wine
Safeway Stores
(Lucerne Milk)
KRON-TV
J. Walter Thompson
1197
TITLE
l»'s a Good Idea
It s Easy
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph Co.
The Emporium
(Dept. Store)
STATION ADVERTISING AGENCY
KNBH B.B.D.&O.
KRON-TV Merchandising Factors
jack Benny Show
J
American Tobacco Co.
(Lucky Strike
;'/ Cigarettes)
CBS-TV
B.B.D.&O.
Jazz Nocturne
E and B Brewing Co.
WXYZ-TV
Simons-Michelson
jerry Fielding Show
Aldon Construction
(Homes)
KNXT
Stiller-Rouse
jim Boyd Sings
The Army Store
WFAA-TV
jim Simpson, Sports
Lo Rocca, Inc.
(Dodge-Plymouth)
WTOP-TV
Harwood Martin Adv.
jimmy Wakely Show
Coleman Dealers
(Furnaces)
KNXT
John Riordan
joe Mulvehill— News
Central Cadillac Co.
WNBK
juvenile jury
Minnesota Mining &
Mfg. Co.
(Scotch Cellophane
Tape)
NBC-TV
B. B. D. & 0.
K
Kate Smith Show
Cannon Mills, Inc.
NBC-TV
N.V/.Ayer&Son
(Cannon Sheets and
'
Towels and Hosiery)
Keep Posted
Curtis Publishing
DuMont
B.B.D.&O.
Kentucky Derby
Gillette Safety Razor
CBS-TV
Maxon, Inc.
Preakness Stakes
Co.
(Shaving Cream,
Razors, Blades)
Kids & Company
International Shoe Co.
(Red Goose Shoes)
DuMont
D'Arcy Advertising Co.
Kid's Capers
Participating
KPIX
Kids' Karnival Kwiz
National Tea Stores
(Grocery)
Thompson's Dairy
WBKB
Schwimmer & Scott
Kieran's Kaleidoscope
WMAL-TV
Lewis Edwin Ryan, Inc.
King Calico
Nicolay-Dancey, Inc.
(Potato Chips)
Coca Cola Bottlers
WNBQ
Canaday.Ewell&Thurber
Kit Carson
Wl IV
Kitchen Club
Kroger
WSPD-TV
Toledo, 0.
Know Your Sports
Hi Volt Battery Co.
WTVj
Kraft Theater
Kraft Foods Co.
(Cheese and Salad
Dressing)
KNBH
j. Walter Thompson Co.
Kukia, Fran & OIlie
Radio Corp. of America
(Radios, TV Sets,
Records)
NBC-TV
j. Walter Thompson Co.
Kraft Television Theater
Kraft Foods Co.
(Kraft Deluxe
Slices, Velveeta)
NBC-TV
j. Walter Thompson Co.
Kup's Column
Sandra Motors
(Automobiles)
WBKB
Larry Stein Adv.
Kurtain Kali
Kambers
r
V\^KY-TV
Angelo Advertising
Ladies' Day With Lee
Langford-Ameche Show
Late Date
Law of the Land
Learn to Dance
Leave It to George
Participating
Lever Bros. Co.
(All Products)
Participating
Domestic Refrigeration
(Frigidaire)
Arthur Murray Oance
Crosley
1198
KPIX
ABC-TV
WTAR-TV
WTVj
WOOD-TV
WTTV
N. W. Ayer & Son, Inc.
Tevie Jacobs
TITLE
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
STATION
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Lead Off Man
Nelson Bros. Furniture
Co.
Ciearview Louvre &
WGN-TV
George H. Hartman Co.
Lee Dickens Show
WTVJ
Nat'l Motor
Exchange
Let's Cook
Participating
WTAR-TV
Let's Co Fishing
Miami Ventilated
Awning
(Jalousie)
V/TVJ
Let's Co Shopping
Leonard's Dept. Store
WBAP-TV
Let's Look at Books
Books, Inc.
KPIX
Ray Sines Advertising
Let's Look at the Facts
Employers Association
of Chicago
WGN-TV
Let's Look at Sports
Ceneral Cigar Co.
WNBQ
Federal Advertising
Let's Look at the Weather
White's Auto Stores
KRLD-TV
Watts, Payne
Let's Take a Holiday
Socony-Vacuum
WWJ-TV
Compton
Letter to Lee Craham
Red Line Commercial
Co.
(Bovril)
WjZ-TV
Hilton & Riggio
Levolore Story Theater
Levolore
(Venetian Blinds)
WJZ-TV
Friend, Reiss & McGlone
Lt. Palmer of the Police
Kann's Department
Store
(Miscellaneous)
WTTC
H. J. Kaufman & Associates
Life Begins at 80
The Serutan Co.
(Serutan&Geritoi)
DuMont
Edward Kletterer Associates
Life of Christ (Film)
Creenlawn Cemetery
Association
WTVN
Life of the Party
Modern Appliance Co.
WAAM
Schnitker-Tracy Advt.
Life Is Worth Living
Admiral Television
Corp.
(TV Sets)
DuMont
Erwin, Wasey b Co.
Little Lady Party
Helene PessI, Inc.
(Toiletries)
Green Giant Co.
WABD
Silberstein-Goldsmith, Inc.
Life With Linkletter
ABC-TV
Leo Burnett Co., Inc.
(Ni Nets, Green
Giant Peas)
Lights Out
Admiral Corp.
(TV and Radio Sets,
Ranges,
Refrigerators)
NBC -TV
Erwin, Wasey fir Co., Inc.
Linger Awhile
Modern TV
WXYZ-TV
Broadcast Products
Live Like a Millionaire
General Mills, Inc.
(Wheaties. Bisquick,
CBS-TV
Knox- Reeves Advertising, In
Live Wrestling
Crustquick)
Sommers Drug Stores
WOAI-TV
Thomas F. Conroy, Inc.
Little Amateurs
Mrs. Drenk's Foods,
WTMj-TV
Sid Stone Adv. Agency
Little Lady Party
Inc.
Helene Pessel
WABD
Silberstein-Goldsmith
Little Theater
Falstaff Beer
WTTV
D-F-S
Living Room Theater
Longines Chronoscope
Better Living, Inc.
Longines-Wittnauer
Watch Co.
KRLD-TV
CBS-TV
Don King, Inc.
Victor A. Bennett Co.
Longines-Wittnauer
(Watches)
Longines-Wittnauer
OBS-TV
Victor A. Bennett Co.
Thanksgiving Festival
Watch Co.
Longines-Wittnauer
(Watches)
Christmas Festival
Lone Ranger
General Mills, Inc.
(Cheerios, Bisquick,
Cereals and Cake
ABC-TV
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
Love of Ufe
Mixes)
American Home
Products Corp.
(Anacin, Bisodol,
CBS-TV
The Biow Co., inc.
Lux Video Theater
Meet, Kriptin)
Lever Brothers Co.
(Lux Soap)
CBS-TV
J.Walter Thompson Co.
1199
M
TITLE
Madison Square Garden
Mages Playhouse
Maggi McNeills Show
Magk Clown
Mama
Man About Town
Man Against Crime
March of Time
Margaret Arlen
March of Medicine
March of Time
Marmel Theater
Marion Snider Trio
Martin Kane — Private Eye
Matinee Playhouse
Marshall Rocky
Martha's Kitchen
Mary McAdoo
Maurice Hair Styles
Meet Mintz
Meet the Champ
Meet the Stars
Meet the Masters
Meet the Press
Meet the UAW-CIO
Meet the Victim
Mexican Jamboree
Michigan Outdoors
Midnight Theater
Midweek News Review
Milky's Movie Party
Million Dollar Theater
Milwaukee Newsreel
Milani Family Theater
Mr. and Mrs. NorHi
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
Jax Beer
Mages Sporting Goods
Riggio Tobacco
(Picadilly
Cigarettes)
Bonomo Turkish Taffy
General Foods Corp.
(Maxwell House
Coffee, Minute
Rice)
Household Finance
Corp.
R. j. Reynolds Tobacco
Co.
(Camel Cigarettes)
Miller Brewing
Participating
Smith Kline & French
Pharmaceuticals
Miller Brewing Co.
Mar-Mel Co.
(Midwest Sales Co.)
Leeco Products
United States Tobacco
Co.
(Model, Old Briar,
Dill's Best, Tweed)
Participating
Allen Christopher —
Various
Security First National
Bank
Dallas Athletic Club
Beauty Salon
Participating
American Tobacco Co.
(Lucky Strike
Cigarettes)
Participating
James Lee & Sons Co.
(Carpets and Rugs)
Revere Copper & Brass,
Inc.
^Copper, Brass,
Steel Prods.)
UAV\^-CIO
Max I. Walker
(Dry Cleaning and
Laundry)
Commercial Tire Co.
Altes Brewing
Save-Way Super
Market
A. 0. Smith
Twin Pines Dairy
Weill Furniture
Milwaukee Gas Light
Co.
Milani Co.
^Food Products)
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
Co.
(Halo Shampoo,
Colgate Tooth Paste)
1200
STATION
KRLD-TV
WGN-TV
WJZ-TV
WNBK
CBS-TV
WWJ-TV
CBS-TV
WSPD-TV
WCBS-TV
NBC-TV
KPMB-TV
WGN-TV
KRLD-TV
NBC-TV
WNBQ
WXYZ-TV
WOW-TV
KNBH
WFAA-TV
WNBQ
ABC-TV
WNHC-TV
NBC-TV
NBC-TV
WWJ-TV
WOW-TV
WFAA-TV
WWJ-TV
WSPD-TV
KRLD-TV
W[B)K-TV
WXYZ-TV
WTMJ-TV
KRON-TV
CBS-TV
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Fitzgerald
Malcolm -Howardi Adv. Agency
Hilton & Riggio
Em 1 1 Mogul
Benton & Bowles, Inc.
Needham, Louis & Brorby
Wm. Esty Co. Inc.
Toledo, 0.
Mathesson & Assoc. (Chicago)
Malcolm -Howard Adv. Agency
Kudner Agency, Inc.
Allen Christoper Agency
Foote, Cone & Belding
B. B.D.&O. Inc.
D'Arcy Adv. Co., Inc.
St. Georges & Keyes, Inc.
Luckof f & Wayburn
Holland, Holland and Goodsel
McCann-Erlckson
Toledo, 0.
Luckoff & Wayburn
Alpert Agency
Cramer-Krasselt Co.
Leonard Shane
Sherman & Marquette, Inc.
TITLE
Mr. District Attorney
Mister Peepers
Monday Quarteii>acks
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
Bristol-Myers Co.
(Ipana, Trushay, Sal
Hepatica, Vitalis)
Ford Motor Co.
(Automobiles and
Trucks)
Hoffman Radio Corp.
(TV Sets)
STATION ADVERTISING AGENCY
ABC-TV Young & Rubicam, Inc.
NBC-TV j. Walter Thompson Co.
KNBH
Foote, Cone & Belding
Morning Marketing
Morning Show
Movie Matinee
Kemper-Barrett
KRON-TV
Kemper-Barrett
Hudson jewelers
KNXT
Action In Advertising
Allen Christopher Agency
Allen Christopher —
Various
WXYZ-TV
Movies at Midnight
Samson's Enterprises,
Inc.
(Appliances)
WTMj-TV
Mautner Agency
Motor City Fights
Pfeiffer Brewing Co.
WXYZ-TV
Maxon Agency
Motion Picture Academy
Rose jewelers
WXYZ-TV
W. B. Doner
Movies for Kids
International Shoe
KING-TV, Seattle, Wash.
Movie Theater
Koolvent
(Awnings, Storm
Doors, Etc.)
WBKB
Herbert S. Lauf man
Movie Time Social
Polk Bros.
(Furniture &
Appliances)
WBKB
Incentive Planners
Musical Penny
Pennington Breao
Company
WTVN
Cy Landy
Musically Speaking
New Era Potato Chips
WWj-TV
Otto & Abbe
Mystery Theater
Four Wheel Brake
Service
R. j. Reynolds Tobacco
KRON-TV
John M. Gallagher
My Friend Irma
CBS-TV
Wm.EstyCo.Jnc.
Co., Inc.
(Cavalier Cigarettes)
N
Name's the Same
Avco Mfg. Co.
(Bendix Automatic
Washers, Clothes
Dryers, Ranges,
Refrigerators)
ABC-T
Tatham-Laird, Inc.
Nancy Dixon
Cluett-Peabody
(Sanforized)
WNBK
Young fir Rubicam
Nancy's Kitchen
Participating
WNHC-TV
National Health Aids, Inc.
National Health Aids,
WGN-TV
Television Advertising Assoc.
Talks
Inc. — ^Formula #9
Necchi Theater
Belvedere Co.
KRON-TV
Ross Roy
N. Y. Giants Quarterback
Miller Brewing Corp.
WABD
Mathisson and Assoc, Inc.
Huddle
(Beer and Ale)
News & Sports
Gulf Oil Co.
WKRC-TV
Young fir Rubicam
NBC News Review
United Fidelity
Insurance Co.
WFAA-TV
Watts-Payne Adv. Agency
NBC News in Review
Peoples Bank
WLW-D
NBC Week's News Review
Necchi Sewing
Machines
WTTV
Malcolm-Howard
New Home Previews
Cen. Electric Supply
Corp.
(Appliances)
Stark & Wetzel
WMAL-TV
M. Belmont VerStandig, Inc.
News and Sports
WTTV
Baker, Johnson, Dickinson
(Meats)
News Views
Chicago Federal
Savings & Loan
WGN-TV
Critchfield Cr Co., Inc.
News Headlines
SkellyOil
(Petroleum Products
& Skelgas
Aooliances)
1201
WOW-TV
Henri, Hurst & McDonald
TITLE
News Final
News Roundup
News of the World
Night Editor
Nightcap News
Nighttime Movies
Oh, Baby
Ohio Today
Old American Barn Dance
Old Songs of the Church
Omnibus
On Stage
One Moment Please
On the Line With Considine
Opera Cameos
Opportunity Knocks
Original Amateur Hour
Osterhouse Studio Spotlight
Our Miss Brooks
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
C. E. Supply, Kemble
Bros., O'Neal
Furniture, First
National Bank and
Simmons Nash
Ben Griffin Motors
Granite Furniture
Greater N. Y. Kaiser-
Frazer Dealers' Adv.
Council
(Cars)
Brewing Corp. of
America
(CarlingsBeer)
Ross Roy Co.
STATION
WBAP-TV
KRLD-TV
KDYL-TV
WABD
O
The Merinen Co.
(BabyProdiucts)
B. C. Remedy
Milnot
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Remington Rand, Inc.
(Electric Shavers)
Franzia Wine
Jackson Furniture
Mutual Benefit Health
& Accident Assn.
of Omaha
Uddo & Taormina, Inc.
(Progresso Foods)
1st National Bank
P. Lorillard Co.
(Old Cold
Cigarettes)
Phil Osterhouse Studios
General Foods Corp.
( San ka Coffee,
Swansdown Flour)
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Ira DeLoach
jarman Skaggs
William H. Weintrauib & Co.
Inc.
WjZ-TV Benton & Bowles
KRLD-TV Don King, Inc.
WABD Kenyon & Eckhardt, Inc.
WNBK N. W. Ayer
WTTV Potts, Calkin & Holden
WMAL-TV Henry j. Kaufman & Associates
CBS-TV Leeford Adv. Agency, Inc.
KRON-TV Sidney Garfield
KRLD-TV Don King, Inc.
NBC -TV Bozell fir Jacobs, Inc.
WPIX Carlo Vinti
KRLD-TV Rogers & Smith
NBC-TV Lennen & MitchelL Inc.
WOOD-TV
CBS-TV Young fir Rubicam, Inc.
Pabst Blue Ribbon Bouts
Palm Beach Round Robin
Tournament
Papa Bob
Papa Cellini
ParT. Pak Theater
Paul Calling
Peanut Circus
Paul Whiteman TV Teen Club
Paul Winchell-jerry Mahoney
Show
Peggy Wilson Show
Pabst Sales Co.
(Pabst Beer & Ale)
Goodall-Sanford, Inc.
(Palm Beach Fabrics)
Glenview Country
House
(Restaurant)
Ronzoni Macaroni
Par T. Pak Beverage
Co.
Indiana Fur Co.,
Indianapolis
Circus Foods Inc.
(Nuts)
Nash-Kelvinator Corp.
( Nash Cars and
Appliances)
Crosley Div., Avco
Mfg. Corp.
(Electrical
Appliances)
Joske's of Texas
(Dept. Store)
1202
CBS-TV Warwick & Legler, Inc.
CBS-TV Ruthrauff fir Ryan, Inc.
WGN-TV Hellenic Adv. Agency, Inc.
WJZ-TV Emil Mogul
KRON-TV Emil Reinhardt
WTTV
KNBH B. 6. D.&O.
ABC-TV Geyer, Newell fir Ganger, Inc.
NBC-TV Benton fir Bowles, Inc.
WOAI-TV Pitluk Advertising Co.
TITLE
People in the News
Perry Como Show
(7/14— 8/ 18 Eddy Arnold
Show)
Peter Potter's juke Box Jury
Pets Unlimited
Phiico Television Playhouse
Pick Temple at Old Sagebrush
Pick the Winner
Pictures for a Sunday
Afternoon
Pinocchio
Plato the Parrot
Playhouse of Stars
Playtime
Political Address
Powers School of Charm
Popular Playhouse
Press Conference
Pro Football
Professional Football
Pud's Prize Party
Pulitzer Prize Playhouse
Purity Playhouse
Quick on the Draw
Quiz Kids
Racket Squad
RCA Victor Show
Railroad Club
Rain or Shine
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
J. R. Townsend
(Automotive)
Liggett fir Myers
Tobacco Co.
(Chesterfield
Cigarettes)
BrucksOldsmobile Co.
C. Standlee Martin
(Cars)
Lewis Food Co.
(Dr. Ross Dog Food)
Phiico Corp.
(Radios, TV Sets,
Refrigerators)
Morton's
Westinghouse Electric
Corp.
(Appliances)
Participating
Koren's Distributing
Co.
(Toys)
Holsum Products Co.
(Foods)
Schlitz Beer
Edward Malley Co.
(Dept. Store)
The Republican
National Committee
Cook's Modern Home
Lone Star Beer
Chicago Motor Club
Standard Oil Co. of
Indiana
(Standard Red Crown
Gas, Motorlube Motor
Oil)
Atlantic Refining Co.
(Oil)
Frank H. Fleer Corp.
(Fleer's Bubble
Cum)
General Motors Corp.
(Frigidaire Major
Appliances)
Purity Biscuit Co.
STATION ADVERTISING AGENCY
KFMB-TV Patten b Holloway
CBS-TV Cunningham fir Walsh, Inc.
KNXT Fennell Advertising Agency
KRON-TV Rockett-Lauritzen
NBC-TV Hutchins Adv. Co., Inc.
WTOP-TV Larrabee Assoc.
DuMont Ketcham, McLeod fir Grove, Inc.
WCBS-TV
KPIX Grimaldi Productions
WTMj-TV Sid Stone Adv. Agency
WTTV Lennen fir Mitchell
WNHC-TV
CBS-TV Kudner Agency, Inc.
WFAA-TV Taylor- Norsworthy, Inc.
KRLD-TV Thos. F. Conroy
WGN-TV Agency Service Corp.
ABC-TV McCann-Erickson
DuMont N.W. AyerfifSon, Inc.
ABC-TV Lewis fir Gilman, Inc.
ABC-TV Foote, Cone fir Belding
KDYL-TV Gillham Advertising
Chase Federal Savings
fir Loan
Crosley Div. Avco
Manufacturing Co.
(Electric Appliances)
WTVJ
NBC-TV
R
Philip Morris fir Co.,
Ltd., Inc.
Radio Corp. of America
(Radios, TV Sets,
Records)
American Flyer
Philip Morris
(P&G)
(Uncle Ben's
Converted Rice)
1203
CBS-TV
NBC-TV
KRLD-TV
WCBS-TV
Houck and Co.
Benton and Bowles, Inc.
The BiowCo., Inc.
J. Walter Thompson
Chas. W. Hoyt
TITLE
Ramblin'
Ranger Joe
Raymar of the )ungle
Rayner Shine
Ray's Roundup
Regal Theater
Rebound
Red Skelton Program
Red River Dave's Barn Dance
Reddy Kilowatt's Kitchen
Relay
Request Playhouse
Renick Reporting
Remember
Remember These Things
Republican Nat. Convention
Reward for Talent
Riders of the Purple Sage
Ringside Interviews
Ringside Roundup
Robert Montgomery Presents
Rocky King, Detective
Rolling Rhythm
Ron Cochran & the News
Rose Reel
Roundup Time
Roy Rogers Show
The Ruggles, Jackson and Jill
Rumpus Room
Rusty Russell Show
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
Aunt Jane's Pickles &
Delsoy
Ranger Joe, Inc.
(Cereal)
State Sample Dept.
Store
Cream-Rick Dairy
Valley City Milling Co.
Gee Lumber Co.
Packard Motor Co.
Procter & Gamble Co.
(Tide)
Kallison's Country
Store
(Various)
Dallas Power & Light
Co.
Participating
Hirsch Clothing Co.,
Inc.
John Jones
(DeSoto- Plymouth)
Cernhardt-Stroheimer-
Wedgwood Stoves
Burton-Dixie Corp.
(Burton-Dixie Prods.)
Admiral Corporation
(Radios, TV Sets,
Etc.)
Television Co. of Md.
Cain's Coffee
Bayuk Cigar Co.
(Cigars)
Verkamp-Withrow
Corp.
The American Tobacco
Co.
(Lucky Strike
Cigarettes — S. C.
Johnson & Sons —
Waxes)
American Chicle Co.
(Clorets)
Schmidt Pie Crust
Hechinger Co.
(Building Supplies)
Leo Rose Clothing Co.
Allen Christopher —
Various
General Foods Corp.
^Grape Nuts Flakes,
Post Toasties, Sugar
Crisp)
Dr. Ross/Lewis Food
Co.
Helene Curtis
Industries, Inc.
' Permanent Waves)
Van Winkle Motors
STATION
WXYZ-TV
ABC-TV
WXYZ-TV
WOOD-TV
WOOD-TV
WON -TV
WXYZ-TV
NBC-TV
WOAI-TV
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Gleason Agency
Lamb & Keen, Inc.
Luckoff, Wayburn fir Frankel
Wright-Campbell Adv.
Maxon
Benton & Bowles, Inc.
WFAA-TV Taylor- Norsworth, Inc.
Katherlne Avery & Assoc.
WTAR-TV
WON -TV
WTVJ
KRON-TV
ABC-TV
ABC-TV
WAAM
WKY-TV
DuMont
WKRC-TV
NBC-TV
DuMont
WXYZ-TV
WTOP-TV
WON -TV
WXYZ-TV
Jim Diamond
Turner Advertising
Russel M. Seeds Co.
U. S. Display Ads Inc.
Lowe-Runkle Co.
Ellington & Co.
Farson, Huff fir Nortihlich
Batten, Barton, Durstine &
Osborn, Inc.
Needham, Louis fir Broi^by
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Inc.
Henry Koltys
Courtland D. Ferguson, Inc.
Malcolm -Howard Adv. Agency
Allen Christopher Agency
NBC-TV Young fir Rubicam, Inc.
KING-TV
DuMont Gordon-Best Co., Inc.
KRLD-TV Advertising Assoc.
S
Sailor Dan
Sally Flowers' Meetin' Time
at Moore's
Sandman News
Moore's Stores
Sanka Coffee
WOW-TV
WLW-C
WPIX
A. L. Palmer fir Assoc.
Young fir Rubica^
1204
TITLE
Sammy Kaye Musical Variety
Show
Santa Glaus Lane
Santa Claus Show
Santa's Workshop
Saturday Movie Date
Saturday News Final
Saturday Night Feature
Saturday Night jamboree
Saturday Night Theater
Saturday Night Wrestling
Say It With Acting
Schlitz f layhouse of Stars
Scotty Harrel Show
School Days
Science in Action
Search for Tomorrow
See It Now
Shadows of Mystery
Shell News
Shenanigans
Shirley Povich Sports Show
Shoot the Works
Shop By Television
Shopping With Cornelia
Sidewalk Interviews
Sky King
Sky King Theater
Smilin' Ed McConnell
Something to Talk About
So You Know Sports
Songs J nc.
Songs of Inspiration
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
The Lambert Pharmacal
Co.
(Listerine Tooth
Paste, Antiseptic,
Pro-phy-lac-tic
Tooth Brush)
Lane Shopping
Association
Titche-Goettinger
The White House
(Toys)
Libby Furniture Co.
A. O. Smith
Andy & Bon Used Cars
Appliances & TV Sets
Joseph Schlitz Brewing
Co.
(Beer)
Royal Crest Sales Co.
(Dishes)
Brown Shoe Co.
(Neutralizer Shoes — •
Women)
Schlitz Brewing Co.
(Beer and Ale)
STATION
ADVERTISING AGENCY
CBS-TV Lambert & Feasley, Inc.
WTVN
KRLD-TV
KRON-TV
WCN-TV
KRLD-TV
WKY-TV
WSAZ-TV
WTMJ-TV
WABD
ABC-TV
CBS-TV
Dulaney's WKY-TV
(RCA Distributor)
Belfast Beverage Co.
American Trust Co.
(Bank)
Procter & Gamble Co
(Joy, Spic&Span)
Aluminum Co. of
America
(Alcoa Aiuminium
Products)
Lee Motors
Shell Oil Co.
Participating
Valley Forge Beer
Big Bear Stores
(Market)
The Hecht Co.
(Dept. Store)
The Rike-KumlerCo.
(Dept. Store)
Gillmor Motor Co. Inc.
(Automobiles)
Derby Foods, Inc.
(Peter Pan Peanut
Butter, Salted
Peanuts and Products,
Derby Canned Meats
and Canned Meat
Specialties)
Derby Foods
Brown Shoe Co., Inc.
(Buster Brown
Shoes)
Procter & Gamble
Plymouth Dealers of
Detroit
Participating
Hughes Funeral Home
1205
KRON-TV
KRON-TV
CBS-TV
CBS-TV
WSPD-TV
KRON-TV
WPIX
WTOP-TV
WLW-C
WMAL-TV
WLW-D
WNHC-TV
NBC -TV
WWJ-TV
CBS-TV
WNBQ
WJBK-TV
WTAR-TV
KRLD-TV
Cy Landy
Sam Bloom
Bernard B. Schnitzer
Charles S.Temkin, Inc.
Darwin's, Ashland
LennenGr Newell, Inc.
Product Services, Inc.
Leo Burnett Co., Inc.
Young and Rubicam, Inc.
Lennen fir Mitchell, Inc.
Lennen & Newell, Inc.
Lowe-Runkle Co.
j.J.Weiner
McCann-Erickson
The Biow Co., Inc.
Fuller & Smith & Ross, Inc.
J.Walter Thompson
Epstein Adv.
Harry Miller Agency
Harwood-Martin Agency
Needham, Louis Gr Brorby. Inc.
Needham, Louis fir Brorby, Inc.
Leo Burnett Co., Inc.
H. W. Kastor
Powell-Grant
TITLE
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
STATION
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Songflme
Word of Life
Fellowship, Inc.
(Institutional)
ABC-TV
Walter F.Bennett fir Co.
Spanish Varieties
Reyes' Super Markets
KEYL
Space Patrol
Ralston Purina Co.
(Wheat Chex and
Rice Chex)
ABC-TV
Gardner Advertising Co.
Sparton Huddle
Sparton Television
KRON-TV
BillVernor
Spelling Bee
Zenith
WTAR-TV
Sports Corner
Widemann Beer
WSAZ-TV
Tatham- Laird
Sports Desk
Morehouse-Fashion
Department Store
WLW-C
Sports Page
Frigid a ire
WTAR-TV
Sports Parade
Bristol-Myers
KRLD-TV
Doherty. Clifford fir Shenfield
Sports Today
Commercial Solvents
( Norway & Peak
Antifreeze)
WLW-C
Fuller, Smith fir Ross
Sports Quir
Congress Cigar
(LaPalina Cigars)
WBiKB
Schwimmer fir Scott
Sports Review
Harvey's Sea Food
Restaurant
WABD
Sports Roundup
Waco Motors
(Morris Cars)
WTVJ
Sports Showcase
Boyle -Midway, Inc.
(Autobrite)
DuMont
Earl Both well
Sports Spot
General Cigar Co.
(White Owl Cigars)
CBS-TV
Young fir Rubicam, Inc.
Sports-0-Craf
Graf Door
WLW-C
Kelly & Lamb
Sports Star Time
Refiner's Pride Gasoline
WNBQ
Guenther-Bradford
Sports Varieties
Cowles Magazines, Inc.
(Look Magazine)
WABD
McCann-Erlckson, Inc.
The Sportsmen's Club
Hull Brewing Co.
(Beer)
WNHC-TV
Spotlite on Sports
Participating
WTAR-TV
Story Theater
Serutan
KFMB-TV
Franklin Bruck, N. Y.
Sports With Sherman
West Texas Appliance
Co.
(ABC Washers and
WBAP-TV
James McBride
Lewyt Vacuum
Cleaners)
Sportsman's Club
Ryan-Nash Company
(Cars)
Matinee Magazine
WTMJ-TV
Dayton, Johnson fir Hacker
Spotlight on Values
WPIX
Advertel Radio
Standard Hour
Standard Oil Co. of
Calif.
KFMB-TV
B.B.D.firO.
Stanway Sweepstakes
Stanway Motors
(Used Cars)
Dulane, Inc.
KRON-TV
Russell, Harris and Wood
Starlight Interlude
Kl NG-TV, Seattle, Wash.
Stars of Tomorrow
Calborn School of
Music
WTVN
Star Night Theater
Restokraft Mattress
Co.
Ronson Art Metal
WWj-TV
Luckoff & Wayburn
Star of the Family
CBS-TV
Grey Advertising Inc.
Works, Inc.
Stars Over Hollywood
Gallaher Drug Co.
WLW-D
Hugo Wagenseil
Starring the Editors
Grand Union Co.
(Food' Stores)
WABD
Badger, Browning fir Hersey, Inc
Star Hostess Party
Stanley Home Products
(Various)
KNXT
Charles W.Hoyt Co., New York
Starlit Stairway
Pressel Sausage
WXYZ-TV
W. B. Doner
Steve Allen Show
Procter & Gamble Co.,
Inc.
(Ivory Flakes)
CBS-TV
Compton Advertising Inc.
Stop the Press
Ray Rice Motors
KRON-TV
Sam Ewing
Stork Club
Liggett & Myers
Tobacco Co.
CBS-TV
Cunningham fir Walsh, Inc.
(Fatima Cigarettes)
^
1206
TITLE
Strange Adventure &
Invitation Playhouse
State Your Case
Studio One
Shi Erwin Show
Stumpus
Sunday Edition
Sunday Matinee
Sunday News Final
Summer Theater
Super Circus
Suspense
Symphony "Pops" Prograr
Tailwaggers
Tales of Tomorrow
Talent Quest
Talent Revue
Taystee Weatherman
Ted Steele
Teens Magic Show
Teen Topics
Teen Doin's
Telenews Weekly
Telepix Newsreel
Telephone Storybook
Televiews of the News
Televiews of Week's News
Television Theater
Texas in Review
The Aldrich Family
The Better Home Show
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
Ennis Motors, Inc.
First National Bank
Westinghouse Electric
Corp.
(Westinghouse
Kitchen Appliances,
Radio & Television
Sets, Turbojet Plane
Motors)
General Mills, Inc.
(Wheaties and Cold
Medal Flour)
Heckman Biscuit Co.
Participating
Sealy Mattress
Bulova Watch
Company
Westinghouse Electric
Corp.
(Kitchen Appliances,
Radio & Television
Sets, Turbojet
Plane Motors)
Canada Dry, Inc.
(Ginger Ale,
Sparkling Water and
Beverages)
Electric Auto-Lite Co.
(Spark Plugs,
Batteries. Etc.)
Chicago Title fir Trust
STATION ADVERTISING AGENCY
WTMj-TV Dayton, Johnson & Hacker
WFAA-TV
CBS-TV
Arcade Pontiac
Company
Jacques Kreisler Mfg.
Co.
(Watch Bands on
Men's je\A/^lry)
Downtown Hudson
Arnold Sales
(Appl., Fum.)
Purity Bakery
(Taystee Bread)
Participating
Marlon
(Candy)
Birtcherd's Dairy
Norfolk Motor Co.
First Wisconsin
National Bank
Consolidated Edison
Michigan Bell
Telephone
Southwestern Bell
Southwestern Bell
Telephone Co.
C.E.T.
(Television
Servicing)
Humble Oil & Refining
Co.
Campbell Soup Co.
Anthracite Institute
(Penna. Anthracite
Coal)
Rogers fir Smith Adv. Agency
McCann-Erickson
ABC-TV Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample
WXYZ-TV
WTAR-TV
WXYZ-TV
WJBK-TV
CBS-TV
Hartman Agency
Simons- Michelson
Biow Co.
McCann-Erickson, Inc.
ABC -TV ]. W. Mathes, Inc.
CBS-TV Cecil fir Presbrey, Inc.
WON -TV The Buchen Company
WMAL-TV
ABC-TV
WOOD-TV
WAAM
WBAP-TV
WPIX
WJZ-TV
WTAR-TV
WTAR-TV
WTMJ-TV
WPIX
WWJ-TV
KRLD-TV
WOAI-TV
WBKB
KaI,Ehrlick fir Merrick, Inc.
Hirshon-Carfield, Inc.
Gil Sandler
Young fir Rubicam
Kenneth Rader
Marvin A. LemJcuhl
B.B.D. fir 0.
N. W. Ayer
Gardner Adv.
Gardner Agency (St. Louis)
Olian Advertising
WBAP-TV Wilkinson.Schiwetz fir Tips
NBC-TV Ward-WheelockCo.
ABC-TV J. Walter Thompson Co.
1207
TITLE
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
STATION
ADVERTISING AGENCY
The Big Payoff
Colgate- Palmolive-Peet
Co.
(All Prods.)
NBC-TV
Wm. EstyCo.
The Big Story
American Cigarette &
NBC-TV
Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell &
Cigar Co.
Bayles, Inc.
(Pall Mall
Cigarettes)
The Big Top
National Dairy Products
Co.
(Seal test Ice Cream,
CBS-TV
N.W.Ayerfir Sons, Inc.
Dairy Products)
The Bill Goodwin Show
General Electric Co.
(Refrigerators,
Dishwashing
Equipment, Etc.)
NBC -TV
Young & Rubicam, Inc.
The Black Spider
State Sample Dept.
Store
WXYZ-TV
Luckoff, Wayburn & Frankel
Terry and the Pirates
Canada Dry Ginger
A!e Co.
WABD
J. M. Mathes, inc.
The Buick Circus Hour
Buick Motor Division
NBC-TV
Doherty, Clifford, Steers &
(Automobiles)
Shenfield, Inc.
The Case of Eddie Drake
Holsum Bread
KRLD-TV
Clardy, Prunell Cr Johnston
The Clock
Rhodes Pharmacal Co.
(Imdrini Tablets)
ABC-TV
Dowd, Redrield & Johnstone, inc.
The Continental
Burlington Mills Corp.
(Cameo Hosiery)
CBS-TV
Hirsihon-Garfield, inc.
The Arthur Murray Party
General Foods Corp.
CBS-TV
Benton & Bowles, Inc.
(7/11—8/29)
(Maxwell House
Coffee, Minute Rice)
The Arthur Murray Party
Arthur Murray Dance
Studios
DuMont
The Cisco Kid
Skillern's
(Drug Items)
W BAP -TV
Tracy- Locke Co.
The Den
Red Bud Super Markets
WKY-TV
The Dinah Shore Show
Chevrolet Div. Gen.
Motors
NBC -TV
Campbell- Ewald Co.
The Doctor
Procter & Gamble Co.
(Camay)
NBC-TV
Benton & Bowles, inc.
The Egg and 1
Procter & Gamble Co.,
Inc.
CBS-TV
Compton Advertising inc.
The Frank Sinatra Show
(Ivory Flakes)
Elgin American Div.
Illinois Watch Case
Co.
(Compacts)
CBS-TV
Russell M. Seeds Co., inc.
The Gabby Hayes Show
Quaker Oats Co.
(Puffed Wheat,
Quaker Oats, Puffed
Rice, Aunt Jemiima
Pancake Flour and
Cake Mixes)
NBC-TV
Sherman & Marquette
The Garry Moore Show
Best Foods, Inc.
(Shinola, Rit)
CBS-TV
Earle Judgin & Co.
The Goldbergs
VGA Laboratories
(Rybutol and Other
Vitamins)
NBC-TV
Ted Bates fir Co.
The Inside Story
Tom Harrigan, Inc.
WGN-TV
Edward A. Grossfeld & Staff
The Joey Adams Show
Leon Levi
WAAM
The Little Chinchilla Theater
^Jewelry Retail)
World Wide Chinchilla
Ranch
WGN-TV
Malcolm-Howard Adv. Agency
The Living Book
Restland Memorial
KRLD-TV
Taylor- Norsworth
The Greatest Story Ever Told
Goodyear Tire &
Rubber Co.
CBS-TV
Kudner Agencyjnc.
The Guiding Light
Procter & Gamble Co.,
Inc.
(Ivory Soap, Duz,
CBS-TV
Compton Advertising, inc.
Crisco)
'
1208
TITLE
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
STATION
ADVERTISING AGENCY
The Jackie Gleason Show
American Chicle Co.
(Co-Sponsorship)
(CloretsCum,
Mints)
CBS-TV
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Inc
The Ken Murray Show
Anheuser Busch, Inc.
(BudweiserBeer)
CBS-TV
D'Arcy Advertising Co.
The Morning Show
Participating
WCBS-TV
The Pet Party
HartzMt.
(Pet Food)
WjZ-TV
Kenneth Rader
The Plainclothes Man
Larus& Bros. Co., Inc.
(Holiday Cigarettes,
Edgeworth Tobacco,
Holiday Tobacco)
DuMont
Warwick fir Legler, Inc.
The Range Rider
Langendorf United
Bakeries
(Bread)
KNBH
Blow Co.
The Royal Showcase
U.S. Rubber Co.
(Tires, Kedsand
Others)
NBC-TV
Fletcher D. Richards, Inc.
The Scotti Show
Frankenmuth Brewing
Co.
Superior Feed Mills
WW] -TV
Ralph Sharp
The Singing Pastor
WKY-TV
James Reese Adv.
TheSpeidel Show
Speidel Corp.
(Watch Bands)
NBC-TV
S.S.C.&B.
The Standard News
Standard Oil of Indiana
WJBK-TV
McCann-Erickson
The Tip Off
Sawyer Biscuit
WTTV
Geo. Hartman
The Unexpected
Jack Mitchell Nash
KEYL
Pitluk Adv. Co.
The Wayne King Program
Standard Oil of Indiana
(Oil, Gasoline)
NBC-TV
McCann-Erickson, Inc.
The Weather Girl
Instant Maxwell House
Coffee
WABD
Benton and Bowles
The Web
P. Lorillard Co.
(Kent Cigarettes)
CBS-TV
Young and Rubicam, Inc.
Texaco Star Theater
The Texas Co.
(Gasoline, Oil)
NBC-TV
Kudner Agency, Inc.
Theater Hour
Nash Dealers
WXYZ-TV
Geyer, Newell fir Ganger
The Weatherman
Omar, Inc
(Bakery Goods)
WOW-TV
Fitzmorris fir Miller
Theater for Youth
Miller-Jones Shoe Co.
WLW-C
Theater of Romance
Wm. A. Lewis Clothing
Co.
Crawford Clothes
WGN-TV
W. B. Doner fir Company
They Stand Accused
DuMont
Al Paul Lefton Co.
This Is Charles Laughton
Duffy-Mott
WPIX
Young fir Rubicam
This Is the Story
Samson's Enterprises,
Inc.
(Appliances)
WTMJ-TV
Loise Mark fir Associates
This Is Show Business
American Tobacco Co,
(Lucky Strike
Cigarettes)
CBS-TV
B. B. D.firO.
This Is My Melody
A. C.Weber fir Co.,
Inc.
(Pfaff Sewing
Machines)
ABC-TV
Bosell fir Jacobs, Inc.
This Is Your Zoo
Hauswauld Bakery
WAAM
H. Buddemeier
Those Two
(Bread)
Procter fir Gamble Co.
(Tide, Camay,
NBC-TV
Benton fir Bowles, Inc.
Time for Beany
Time for Beany
Tim McCoy's Wild West
Drene)
Sunbeam Bread
Hages Dairy
Ralston Purina Co.
KFMB-TV
KFMB-TV
KNXT
Dick Bradley Adv.
Tolle Co.
Gardner Advertising, St. Louis
Toast of the Town
(Cereal)
Lincoln-Mercury
Dealers
CBS-TV
Kenyon fir Eckhardt, Inc.
Today
(Automobiles)
Ponds Extract Co.
NBC-TV
J.Walter Thompson Co.
(Angel Face, Dry
Skin Cream)
1209
TITLE
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
STATION
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Tom Corbett Space Cadet
Kellogg Co.
(Corn Flakes, Pep
and Other Products)
ABC-TV
Kenyon & Eckhardt, Inc.
Tommy Henrich
Socony Vacuum Oil
Co.
Wolff & Marx Co.
WjZ-TV
Compton Advertising Agency
Tommy Reynolds' Show
KEYL
Bernard M. Brooks Adv.
Tootsie Hippodrome
Sweets Co. of America
(Tootsie Rolls and
Other Products)
ABC-TV
Moselle & Eisen
Top News Story of the Week
Percy H. Goodwin Co.
KFMB-TV
Armstrong-Schramm
Touchdown
Mechanical
Engineering Co.
WTAR-TV
John McLaughlin Agency
Town and Farm
Participating
WBNQ
Toyland Party
City of Paris
KPIX
Grimaldi Productions
Town and Country
Staley Milling
(Milling Products)
WOW-TV
Bozell and Jacobs
Trail Time
WOW-TV
Treasure Chest Playhouse
Meyer jewelry Co.
WJBK-TV
Luckoff&Wayburn
Treasury Men in Action
The Borden Co.
(Instant Coffee)
NBC-TV
Doherty, Clifford & Schenfield
Treasure Tune Clock
Dairy Belle Milk
K RON -TV
Sam Ewing
Trianble Theater
Blatz Brewing Co.
(Beer)
Trupak Foods
WTMJ-TV
Wm. H. Weintraub & Co.
Trupak Movie Time
K RON -TV
Honig-Coaper
TWA Travelogue
Trans World Airlines
In/-
KNBH
B.B.D.&O.
Twenty Questions
inc.
The Mennen Co.
(Drugs)
DuMont
Kenyon fir Eckhardt, Inc.
Two Rays and Pat
Participating
WOOD-TV
The World Today
Avalawn Radio
KRLD-TV
Don King, Inc.
TV Theater
Penn Furniture
U
WJAC-TV
Jay Reich
U. of W. vs. UCLA
Richfield Oil Co.
KING-TV
Uebelhartand the News
Ohio Fuel Gas
WSPD-TV
Uncle Mistletoe
Marshall Field & Co.
WGN-TV
Calkins, Holden, Carlock,
McClinton & Smith, Inc.
Ulmer Turner fir the News
Elgin Vacuum Stores
(Vacuum Cleaners)
WBKB
Sander Rodkin Agency
Valley Forge News With
Bryson Rash
Variety Club
Vest Pocket Dramas
Vic Perry Show
Variety Theater
Variety Stand
Various Films
Viz Quiz
Viz Quiz
Voice of Firestone
Walter Winchell
Walts Workshop
Valley Forge Dist. Co.
(Beer, Ale)
Participating
General Foods
(Gaines Dog Food)
Cole Finder
(Lincoln-Mercury
Auto)
Beckwith Evans Rugs
Participating
National Health Aids
(Formula #9 &
Vitamin Complex)
Super Motors
Hahn Jewelers
Firestone Tire &
Rubber Co.
(Tires, Tubes and
Batteries)
WMAL-TV Ward Wheelock Co. ( Phila.)
WNHC-TV
KRON-TV
WBKB
WXYZ-TV
WTAR-TV
WOW-TV
WJAC-TV
WJAC-TV
NBC-TV
Benton and Bowles
Rock I in -Irving Co.
Television Adv. Assoc.
Cavanaugh -Morris
Sweeney & James Co.
r
Gruen Watch Co.
(Gruen Precision
Watches and Other
Products)
Hines Lumber Co.
ABC-TV
WNBQ
McCann-Erickson
Ceo. H. Hartman Co.
1210
TITLE
Washington Senators Basebal
Games
Washington Spotlight
We the People
Weather Man
Weekly Previews
Webster Webfoot
Weekly News Revue
Welcome Travelers
Western jamboree
What's New Ladies
What's the Story
What's My Line
Where Was I
Who Said That?
Wild Bill Hickok
Wonder Flame Theater
Wonders of the Wild
Woods and Waters
World News Today
World Today
Wrestling Matches
Your Pet Show
Your Treasure Chest
Your Home and You
Your First Show
Your Esso Reporter
Your Hit Parade
Your Lucky Clue
Your Commissioners Report
Your Family Playhouse
Your Future Home
Your Show
Your Window Shopper
Your Show of Shows
SPONSOR-PRODUCT
Christian Heurich
Brewing Co.
(Beer)
Motorists Mutual
Gulf Oil Corp.
(Gasoline, Oil,
Lubricants, Tires,
Insecticides)
Terre Haute Brewing
Co.
Cox's Dept. Store
(Clothes)
Sanger Bros.
Peoples Gas
Helene Curtis
Industries, Inc.
(Spray Net)
Fort Pitt Beer
Wyatt's Stores
Sustaining
(Public Service)
Jules Montenier, Inc.
(Stopette, Poof,
Finesse)
Wine Corp. of America
(Mogen David Wine)
Lone Star Gas Co.
Kellogg Company
Washington Gas Light
Co.
Jax Beer
Harvey Mack Pontiac
G. Fox
(Dept. Store)
Marlin Associates
Metropolitan Utilities
Dst.
(Institutional)
STATION
WTTG
WSPD-TV
NBC-TV
WOOD-TV
WBAP-TV
WFAA-TV
WJAC-TV
NBC-TV
WSAZ-TV
KRLD-TV
WTVJ
CBS-TV
DuMont
WFAA-TV
WKRC-TV
WMAL-TV
WBAP-TV
WXYZ-TV
WNHC-TV
KRLD-TV
WOW-TV
Flagg Pet Food
Food Plan
Fakes Furniture
Participating
Standard Oil
The American Tobacco
Co.
(Tobacco Products
of Co. and/or I ts
Subsidiaries)
American Tobacco Co.
(Lucky Strike)
National Bank of
Washington
Participating
Real Estate Assn.
(Houses For Sale)
Ellis Brooks
Participating
Griffin Mfg. Co.
(Shoe Polish)
ADVERTISING AGENCY
H. J. Kaufman & Associates
Young & Rubicam, Inc.
Blow Co.
Herbert Rogers Co.
Ketchum, MacLeod & Grove
Ruthrauff & Ryan
B. B. D. & 0.
Laughlin, Wilson, Baxter Gr
Person
Earle Ludgin & Co.
Weiss & Geller, Inc.
Leo Burnett Co., Inc.
Harwood- Martin Agency
Fitzgerald
Epps & Associates
Don King, Inc.
Bozell & Jacobs Advertising
WPIX
WXYZ-TV
KRLD-TV
WPIX
WTAR-TV
NBC-TV
CBS-TV
WMAL-TV
WLW-D
WBKB
KRON-TV
WNHC-TV
NBC-TV
Solow Stark Prod.
Davis-Daniels
Marshak fir Pratt
B.B.D.O.. Inc.
B.B.D.CrO.
Lewis Edwin Ryan, Inc.
Walter Olson Adv.
Bill Vernor
Bermingham, Castelman & Pierce
Zest TV Playhouse
Zoo Parade
P & G Zest
Quaker Oats Co.
(Ken-L Rations)
WKRC-TV
NBC-TV
Benton fir Bowles
Ruthrauff Gr Ryan, Inc.
1211
FM
Stations
c^^g:)
In Operation
As Of
January 1, 1953
1212
FM STATIONS |
IN
OPERATION
As of Jan. 1, 1953
Call Letters
City
Licensee
Call Letters
City
Licensee
ALABAMA
Inc.
Inc.
WAVU-FM, Albertville; Sand Mountain Bcstg. Service
WRFS-FM, Alexander City; Piedmont Service Corp.
WCTA-FM, near Andalusia; Andalusia Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WHMA-FM, Anniston; Anniston Bcstg. Co.
WAFM, Birmingham; The TV Corp.
WJLN, Birmingham; Johnston Bcstg. Co.
WSGN-FM, Birmingham; The Birmingham News Co.
WKLF-FM, Clanton; Southeastern Bcstg. Co.
WFMH-FM, Cullmon; The Voice of Cullman
WHOS-FM, Decatur; North Alabama Bcstg. Co.
WJOI-FM, Florence; Florence Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WJBY-FM, Gadsden; Gadsden Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WHBS-FM, Huntsville; The Huntsville Times Co.
WWWB-FM, Jasper; Bankhead Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WRLD-FM, Lanett; Valley Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WABB-FM, Mobile; The Mobile Press Register,
WKRG-FM, Mobile; Giddens & Rester
WCOV-FM, Montgomery; Capitol Bcstg. Co.
WTBC-FM, Tuscaloosa; Tuscaloosa Bcstg. Co.
WUOA, Tuscaloosa; Board of Trustees, U. of Ala.
ARIZONA
KTYL-FM, near Mesa; Harkins Bcstg., Inc.
KFCA, Phoenix; Phoenix College
ARKANSAS
KLON-FM, BIytheville; Harold L. Sudbury
KFPW-FM, Ft. Smith; Tulsa Bcstg. Co.
KFSA-FM, Ft. Smith; Southwestern Publishing Co.
KBTM-FM, Jonesboro; Regional Bcstg. Co.
KPOC-FM, Pocahontas; Pocahontas Radio, In.-,
KUOA-FM, Siloam Springs; KUOA, Incorporated
CALIFORNIA
KERN-FM, Bakersfield; McClatchy Bcstg. Company
KMAR, Bakersfield; Marmot Radio Co.
KPFA, Berkeley; Pacifica Foundation
KRE-FM, Berkeley; Central California Bcstrs., Inc.
KVCI, Chico; Golden Empire Bcstg. Co.
KRED, Eureka; Redwood Bcstg. Co., Inc.
KARM-FM, Fresno; KARM, The George Harm Station
KMJ-FM, Fresno; McClatchy Bcstg. Company
KRFM, Fresno; California Inland Bcstg. Co.
KUTE, Glendale; Robert PI Adams
KFWB-FM, Hollywood; Union Bcstg. Corp.
KHJ-FM, Hollywood; General Teleradio, Inc.
KNX-FM, Hollywood; Columbia Bcstg. System, Inc.
KFOX-FM, Long Beach; Nichols & Worinner, Inc.
KLON, Long Beach; Long Beach Bd. of Education
KNOB, Long Beach; The Cerritos Bcstg. Co.
KECA-FM, Los Angeles; American Bcstg. Co., Inc.
KFAC-FM, Los Angeles; Los Angeles Bcstg. Co.
KMGM, Los Angeles; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios,
Inc.
KNX-FM, Los Angeles; Columbia Bcstg. System
KRKD-FM, Los Angeles; Radio Broadcasters, Inc.
KSRT, Los Angeles; School of Radio Arts
KUSC, Los Angeles; U. of Southern California
KMYC-FM, Marysville; Marysville-Yuba City Bcstrs.
KVME, Merced; Merced Bcstg. Co.
KBEE, Modesto; McClatchy Broadcasting Co.
KTRB-FM, nr. Modesto; KTRB Bcstg. Co., Inc.
KXOA-FM, nr. Sacramento; Sacramento Bcstrs., Inc.
KLX-FM, Oakland; Tribune Building Company
KOEN, Oceanside; Oceanside-Carlsbad Union HS Dist.
KEDO, Ontario; The Daily Report Co.
KWKW-FM, Pasadena; Southern California Bcstg. Corp.
KVRE, nr. Redding; Golden Empire Bcstg. Co.
KPOR, Riverside; Broadcasting Corp. of America
KCRA-FM, Sacramento; KCRA, Inc.
KFBK-FM, Sacramento; McClatchy Bcstg. Co.
KXOA-FM, Sacramento; Sacramento Bcstrs., Inc.
KSBR, San Bruno; Radio Diablo, Inc.
KFSD-FM, San Diego; Airfan Radio Corp., Ltd.
KSDS, San Diego; San Diego Unified School District
KALW, San Francisco; San Francisco Board of Edu-
cation
KCBS-FM, San Francisco; Columbia Bcstg. System, Inc.
KGO-FM, San Francisco; American Bcstg. Co., Inc.
KNBC-FM, San Francisco: National Bcstg. Co., Inc.
KRON-FM, San Francisco; The Chronicle Publishing Co.
KXKX, San Francisco; Electronic Service Corp.
KSJO-FM, San Jose; Santa Clara Bcstg. Company
KCSM, San Mateo; San Mateo Junior College District
KVOE-FM, Santa Ana; The Voice of the Orange Empire
KSCU, Santa Clara; The Univ. of Santa Clara
KCRW, Santa Monica; Santa Monica School Board
KDFC, Sausalito; Sundial Bcstg. Corp.
KCVN, Stockton; College of the Pacific
KGDM-FM, Stockton; E. F. Peffer
COLORADO
KRCC, Colorado Springs; Colorado College
KFEL-FM, Denver; Eugene P. O'Fallon, Inc.
KLZ-FM, Denver; Aladdin Radio & Television, Inc.
KOA-FM, Denver; National Bcstg. Co., Inc.
CONNECTICUT
WDRC'FM, Hartford; The Connecticut Bcstg. Co.
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FM STATIONS IN OPERATION
• • •
CallUti9n
City
Licensee
WTIC-FM, Hartford; Travelers Bcstg. Serv. Corp.
WMMW-FM, Mcridcn; Silver City Crystal Co.
WBIB, New Haven; Connecticut Radio Foundation, Inc.
WNHC-FM, New Haven; The Elm City Bcstg. Corp.
WSTC-FM, Stamford; The Western Conn. Bcstg. Co.
DELAWARE
WJWL-FM, Georgetown; Rollins Bcstg., Inc.
WDEL-FM, Wilmington; WDEL, Inc.
DISTRICT OF
COLVMRIA
WASH, Washington; Commercial Radio Equipment Co.
WCFM, Washington; Cooperative Bcstg. Assoc.
WFAN, Washington; United Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WGMS-FM, Washington; Good Music Station, Inc.
WMAL-FM, Washington; Evening Star Bcstg. Co.
WOL-FM, Washington; Peoples Bcstg. Corp.
WRC-FM, Washington; National Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WTOP-FM, Washington; WTOP, Inc.
WWDC-FM, Washington, Capitol Bcstg. Co.
FLORIDA
Co.
WNDB-FM, Daytona Beach; Nev^s-Journal Corp.
WRUF-FM, Gainesville; University of Florida
WIVY-FM, Jacksonville; Edward J. Oberle
WJAX-FM, Jacksonville; City of Jacksonville
WJHP-FM, Jacksonville; Jacksonville Journal
WMBR-FM, Jacksonville; Florida Bcstg. Co.
WFSI, Lokeland; Florida Southern College
WGBS-FM, Miami; Storer Bcstg. Co.
WIOD-FM, Miami; Isle of Dreams Bcstg. Corp.
WQAM-FM, Miami; Miami Bcstg. Co.
WTHS, Miomi; Lindsey Hopkins Vocational School
WWPB-FM, Miami; Paul Brake
WKAT-FM, Miami Beach; WKAT, Inc.
WLRD, Miami Beach; Mercantile Bcstg. Co.
WDBO-FM, Orlando; Orlando Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WHOO-FM, Orlando; WHOO, Inc.
WORZ-FM, Orlando; Central Florida Bcstg. Co.
WWPG-FM, Palm Beach; Palm Beach Bcstg. Corp.
WDLP-FM, Panama City; Panama City Bcstg. Co., inc.
WTSP-FM, St. Petersburg; Pinellas Bcstg. Co.
WTAL-FM, Tallahassee; John H. Phipps
WDAE-FM, Tampa; Tampo Times Co.
WFLA-FM, Tampa; The Tribune Company
WTUN, Tampa; Univ. of Tampa
WPRK, Winter Park; Rollins College
GEORGIA
WGAU-FM, Athens; J. K. Patrick & Co.
WABE, Atlanta; Bd. of Ed., City of Atlanta
WAGA-FM, Atlanta; Storer Bcstg. Co.
V/ATL-FM, Atlanta, Atlanta Bcstg. Co.
WBGE-FM, Atlanta; General Bcstg. Co.
WGST-FM, Atlanta; Georgia Institute of Tech.
WSB-FM, Atlanta; Atlanta Newspapers, Inc.
WAUG-FM, Augusta; Garden City Bcstg. Co.
WGBA-FM, Columbus; Georgia-Alabama Bcstg. Corp.
WRBL-FM, Columbus; Columbus Bcstg. Co.
WDWD-FM, Dawson; Dawson Bcstg. Co.
Call Letters
City
Licensee
WDUN-FM,
WLAG-FM,
WBML-FM,
WMAZ-FM,
WNEX-FM,
WCOH-FM,
WRGA-FM,
WSAV-FM,
WTOC-FM,
WJAT-FM,
WLET-FM,
WGOV-FM,
Gainesville; Northeast Georgia Bcstg. Co.
LaGronge; LaGrange Bcstg. Co.
Macon; Middle Georgia Bcstg. Co.
Macon; Southeastern Bcstg. Co.
Macon; Macon Broadcasting Co.
Newnan; Newnan Bcstg. Co.
Rome; Rome Broadcasting Corp.
Savannah; WSAV, Incorporated
Savannah; Savannah Bcstq. Co.
Swainsboro; Jack A. & Nancy M. Thompson
Toccoa; R. 6. LeTourneau
Valdosta; WGOV, Inc.
HAWAII
KHTL, Honolulu; Henry T. Lee
IDAHO
KSEI-FM, Pocatello; Radio Service, Corp.
KRXK-FM, Rexburg; Snake River Radio & TV Co.
KTFI-FM, Twin Falls; Radio Broadcasting Corp.
ILLINOIS
WOKZ-FM, Alton; WOKZ, Inc.
WJBC-FM, Bloomington; Bloomington Bcstg. Corp.
WBYS-FM, Canton; Fulton County Bcstg. Co.
WROY-FM, Carmi; Carmi Bcstg. Co.
WCNT-FM, nr. Centralia; Southern Illinois Bcstg. Corp.
WDWS-FM, Champaign; The Champaign News-Gazette
WAAF-FM, Chicago; Corn Belt Publisiiers, Inc.
WBBM-FM, Chicago; Columbia Bcstg. System, Inc.
WBEZ, Chicago; Bd. of Ed., City of Chicago
WBIK, Chicago; Balaban & Katz Corporation
WEFM, Chicago; Zenith Radio Corporation
WEHS, Chicago; WHFC, Inc.
WENR-FM, Chicago; American Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WFJL, Chicago; Lewis College of Science & Tech.
WFMF, Chicago; WJJD, Incorporated
WFMT, Chicago; Gale Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WGNB, Chicago; WGN, Inc.
WMAQ-FM, Chicago; National Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WCHI, Chicago Heights; Chicago Heiglits Bcstg. Co.
WSOY-FM, Decatur; Illinois Broadcasting Co.
WEPS, Elgin; Bd. of Ed., Union Sch. Dist. 46
WLEY, Elmwood Park; Elmwood Park Bcstg. Corp.
WEAW, Evanston; North Shore Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WNUR, Evanston; Northwestern University
WFJS, Freeport; Stephenson Corp.
WEBQ-FM, Harrisburg; Harrisburg Bcstg. Co.
WLDS-FM, Jacksonville; Jacksonville Radio & TV
Bcstg. Corp.
WLBH-FM, Mattoon; Mattoon Bcstg. Co.
WMIX-FM, Mt. Vernon; Mt. Vernon Radio & TV Co.
WOPA-FM, Oak Park; Village Bcstg. Co.
WPRS-FM, Paris; Paris Bcstg. Corp.
WMBD-FM, Peoria; Peoria Broadcasting Co.
WQDI, Quincy; Quincy Newspapers, Inc.
WTAD-FM, Quincy; Lee Broadcasting, Inc.
WROK-FM, Rockford; Rockford Broadcasters, Inc.
WHBF-FM, Rock Island; Rock Island Bcstg. Co.
WCVS-FM, Springfield; WCBS, Inc.
WTAX-FM, Springfield; WTAX, Inc.
WIUC, Urbana; University of Illinois
1214
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FM STATIONS IN OPERATION
• • •
Call Letters
City
Licensee
Call Letters
City
Licensee
INDIANA
WFIU, Bloomington; Trustees of Indiana Univ.
WCSI-FM, Columbus; Syndicate Theatres, Inc.
WCNB-FM, Connersville; News-Examiner Company
WTRC-FM, Elkhart; Truth Publishing Co., Inc.
WEVC, Evansville; Evansvilie College
WIKY-FM, Evansville; South Central Bcstg. Corp.
WMLL, Evansville; On the Air, Inc.
WKJG-FM, Ft. Wayne; Northeastern Ind. Bcstg. Co.
WOWO-FM, Ft. Wayne; Westinghouse Radio Stations
W6RE, Greencastie; DePauw Univ.
WJIZ, Hammond; South Shore Bcstg. Corp.
WVSH, Huntington; School, City of Huntington
WAJC, Indianapolis; Jordan College of Music
WFAM, near Lafayette; WFAM, Inc.
WINL, Lebanon; Lebanon Bcstg. Co.
WORX, Madison; Knight-Cutler System
WMRI, near Marion; Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc.
WIMS-FM, Michigan City; Northern Ind. Bcstrs., Inc.
WMUN, near Muncie; Tri-City Radio Corp.
WWHI, Muncie; Wilson Jr. High School
WNAS, New Albany; School, City of New Albany
WCTW, New Castle; The Courier-Times, Inc.
WYSN, New Castle; New Castle-Henry Twp. Schools
WSRK, Shelbyville; Shelbyville Radio, Inc.
WBOW-FM, Terre Haute; Banks of the Wabash,
WTHI-FM, Terre Haute; Wabash Valley Bcstg.
WSKS, Wabash; School, City of Wabash, Inc.
WRSW-FM, Warsaw; Reub Williams & Sons, Inc
WFML, Washington; Wasliington Radio, Inc.
Inc.
Corp.
IOWA
WOI-FM, Ames; Iowa State College
KFGQ-FM, Bocne; Boone Biblical College
KCRK, Cedar Rapids; The Gazette Company
KROS-FM, Clinton; Clinton Bcstg. Corp.
KSWI-FM, Council Bluffs; Nonpareil Bcstg. Co.
WOC-FM, Davenport; Tri-City Bcstg. Company
KDPS, Des Moines; Independent School District of
Des Moines
KRNT-FM, Des Moines; Cowles Bcstg. Co.
KSO-FM, Des Moines; Murphy Bcstg. Company
WHO-FM, Des Moines; Central Bcsta. Co.
KDTH-FM, Dubuque; Telegraph Herald
WDBQ-FM, Dubuque; Dubuque Bcstg. Co.
KFMY, Fort Dodge; Northwest Bcstg. Co.
KSUI, Iowa City; State University of Iowa
KOKX-FM, Keokuk; Keokuk Bcstg. Co.
KGLO-FM, Mason City; Lee-Radio, Incorporated
KWPC-FM, Muscatine; Muscatine Bcstg. Co., Ltd.
KSCJ-FM, Sioux City; Perkins Brothers Co.
KAYL-FM, Storm Lake; Cornbelt Bcstg. Company
KXEL-FM; Waterloo; Josh Higgins Bcstg. Co.
KWAR, Waverly; Wartburg Normal College
KANSAS
KSTE, Emporia; Kansas State Techers College
KWBW-FM, Hutchinson; Nation's Center Bcstg. Co.
KANU, Lawrence; The University of Kansas
KSDB-FM, Manhattan; Kansas State College
KTJO-FM, Ottawa; Ottawa University
KFH-FM, Wichita; Radio Station KFH Company
KMUW, Wichita; Municipal Univ. of Wichita
KENTUCKY
WOMI-FM, Ashland; Ashland Bcstg. Company
WLBJ-FM, Bowling Green; Bowling Green Bcstg. Co.
WSON-FM, near Henderson; Henderson Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WHOP-FM, Hopkinsville; Hopkinsville Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WBKY, Lexington; University of Kentucky
WLAP-FM, Lexington; American Bcstg. Co.
WFPL, Louisville; Bd. of Trustees, Free Pub. Library
WSDX, Louisville; So. Baptist Theological Sem.
WFMV-FM, Madisonville; Messenger Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WOMI-FM, Owensboro; Owensboro Bcstg. Company
WVJS-FM, Owensboro; Owensboro on the Air, Inc.
WKYC, Paducah; WKYB, Inc.
WPAD-FM, Paducah; Paducah Bcstg. Co., Inc.
LOUISIANA
KALB-FM, Alexandria; Alexandria Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WAFB-FM, Baton Rouge; Modern Bcstg. Co.
WDRL, Baton Rouge; Baton Rouge Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WLCS-FM, Baton Rouge; Air Waves, Inc.
WLSU, Baton Rouqe; Louisiana State University
KVOL-FM, Lafayette; Evangeline Bcstq. Co., Inc.
KMLB-FM, Monroe; Liner's Bcstg. Station, Inc.
WBEH, New Orleans; P. G. Beauregard School
WDSU-FM, New Orleans; WDSU Bcstg. Corp.
WRCM, New Orleans; Supreme Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WSMB-FM, New Orleans; WSMB, Inc.
KTBS-FM, Shreveport; KTBS, Inc.
KRMD-FM, Shreveport; Radio Station KRMD
KWKH-FM, Shreveport; International Bcstg. Corp.
MAINE
WGUY-FM, Bangor; Guy Gannett Bcstg. Services
WCOU-FM, Lewiston; Twin City Bcstg. Co., Inc.
MARYLAND
WNAV-FM, Annapolis; The Capital Bcstg. Co.
WBJC, Baltimore; Baltimore Junior College
WCAO-FM, Baltimore; The Monumental Radio Co.
WITH-FM, Baltimore; Maryland Bcstg. Company
WWIN-FM, Baltimore; Belvedere Bcstg. Corp.
WUST-FM, Bethesda; Best. Management, Inc.
WBUZ, Bradbury Heights; Chesapeake Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WCUM-FM, Cumberland; The Tower Realty Co.
WFMD-FM, Frederick; The Monocacy Bcstg. Co.
WJEJ-FM, Hagerstown; Hagerstown Bcstg. Co.
WESN, Salisbury; The Peninsula Bcstg. Co.
MASSACHUSETTS
WMJA, Amherst; Univ. of Massachusetts
WBUR, Boston; Boston University
WBZ-FM, Boston; Westinghouse Radio Stations, Inc.
WCOP-FM, Boston; Cowles Bcstg. Co.
WEEI-FM, Boston; Columbia Bcstq. System, Inc.
WERS, Boston; Emerson College
WGBH, Boston; WGBH Educational Foundation
WHDH-FM, Boston; Matheson Radio Company, Inc.
WNAC-FM, Boston; General Teleradio, Inc.
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FM STATIONS IN OPERATION
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Call Letters
City
Licensee
Call Letters
City
Licensee
WLAW-FM, Boston-Lawrence; Hildreth & Roqers Co.
WBET-FM, Brockton; Enterprise Publishing Co.
WXHR, Cambridge; Middlesex Bcstg. Corp.
WHAI-FM, Greenfield; John W. Haigis
WHYN-FM, Holyoke; Hampden-Hampshire Corp.
WLLH-FM, Lowell; Merrimac Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WLYN-FM, Lynn; Puritan Bcstg. Service, Inc.
WBSM-FM, New Bedford; Bay State Bcstg. Co.
WFMR, New Bedford; E. Anthony & Sons, Inc.
WGTR, Paxton; General Teleradio, Inc.
WBEC-FM, Pittsfield; Western Mass. Bcstg. Co.
WBZA-FM, Springfield; Westinqhouse Radio Sta., Inc.
WEDK, Springfield; School Comm. of Springfield
WMAS-FM, Springfield; WMAS, Inc.
WSPR-FM, Springfeld; WSPR, Inc.
WJKO-FM, Springfield; Springfield Bcstg. Co.
WOCB-FM, West Yarmouth; E. Anthony & Sons,
WTAG-FM, Worcester; WTAG, Inc.
Inc.
MICHIGAI¥
WUOM, Ann Arbor; Regents of University of Mich.
WBCM-FM, Bay City; Bay Broadcasting Co., Inc.
WHFB-FM, Benton Harbon; Palladium Publishing Co.
WTVB-FM, Coldwater; Twin Valley Bcstrs., Inc.
WKMH-FM, Dearborn; WKMH, Inc.
WBRI, Detroit; Booth Radio & TV Stations, Inc.
WDET-FM, Detroit; Wayne University
WDTR, Detroit; Bd. of Ed., City of Detroit
WJBK-FM, Detroit; Storer Bcstg. Co.
WJR-FM, Detroit; WJR, The Goodwill Station, Inc.
WWJ-FM, Detroit; The Evening News Association
WXYZ-FM, Detroit; WXYZ, Inc.
WKAR-FM, East Lansing; Michigan State College
WFBE, Flint; Flint Board of Michigan
WFUM, Flint; Regents of Univ. of Mich.
WFRS, Grand Rapids; Grand Rapids Bcstg. Corp.
WJEF-FM, Grand Rapids; Fetzer Bcstg. Co.
WLAV-FM, Grand Rapids; Vergluis Radio & TV, Inc.
WMCR, Kalamazoo; Western Mich. College of Ed.
WMLN, Mt. Clements; Macomb Publishing Co.
WKBZ-FM, Muskegon; Ashbacker Radio Corp.
WLDM, Oak Park; Lincoln Bcstji. Company
WOAP-FM, Owosso; Owosso Bcstg. Co.
WCAR-FM, Pontiac; WCAR, Inc.
WOMC, Royal Oak; Royal Oak Bcstg, Co.
WSAM-FM, Saginaw; Saginaw Bcstg. Co.
MIXXESOTA
WEBC-FM, Duluth; Head of the Lakes Bcstq. Co.
KYSM-FM, Mankato; Southern Supply Co.
KTIS-FM, Minneapolis; Nw'n.-Theo. Sem. & Bible
Trng. Sch.
WTCN-FM, Minneapolis; Mid-Continent Radio-TV, Inc.
WCAL-FM, Northfield; St. Olaf College
KFAM-FM, St. Cloud; The Times Publishing Co.
WMIN-FM, St. Paul; WMIN Bcstg. Co.
WNOV, St. Paul; Northwestern Vocational Inst.
KWNO-FM, Winona; Maxwell H. White
MISSISSIPPI
WGCM-FM, Gulfport; WGCM Bcstg. Company
WRFM, Hattiesburg; Forrest Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WJDX-FM, Jackson; Lamar Life Insurance Co.
WAPF-FM, McComb; Southwestern Bcstg. Co.
WMMI, Meridan; Meridan Municipal Jr. College
WMOX-FM, Meridian; Birney Imes, Jr.
MISSOURI
KCHR, Charleston; South Missouri Bcstg. Co.
KFUO-FM, Clayton; Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
KWOS-FM, Jefferson City; Capital Bcstg. Compony
WMBH-FM, Joplin; Joplin Bcstg. Company
KCMO-FM, Kansas City; KCMO Bcstg. Co.
KBOA-FM, near Kennett; Kennett Bcstg. Corp.
KWOC-FM, Pop Bluff; Poplar Bluff Bchtg. Co.
KDRO-FM, Sedalia; Milton J. Hinlein
KSLH, St. Louis; Bd. of Ed., City of St. Louis
KXOK-FM, St. Louis; KXOK, Inc.
KTTS-FM, Springfield; Independent Bcstg. Co.
KWPM-FM, West Plains; Robert F. Neathery
NEVADA
KENO-FM, Las Vegas; Nevada Bcstg. Comptniy
KNEV, Reno; Everett B. Cobb
MEW HAMPSHIRE
WMOU-FM, Berlin; White Mts. Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WTSV-FM, Claremont; Granite State Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WKBR-FM, Manchester; Granite State Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WOTW-FM, Nashua; Nashua Bcstg. Corp.
MEW JERSEY
WFMN, Alpine; Edwin H. Armstrong
WJLK-FM, Asbury Park; Asbury Park Press, Inc.
WSNJ-FM, near Bridqeton; Eastern States Bcstq. Corp.
WPOE, Elizabeth; Radio Elizabeth, Inc.
WAAT-FM, Newark; Bremer Bcstg. Corp.
WBGO, Newark; Bd. of Ed., Newark
WNJR-FM, Newark; North Jersey Radio, Inc.
WCTC-FM, New Brunswick; Chanticleer Bcstg. Co.
WXNJ, Plainfield; WXNJ, Inc.
WSOU, South Orange; Seton Hall College
WTOA, Trenton; Mercer Broadcasting Co.
NEW MEXICO
KANW, Albuquerque; Bd. of Ed. of Albuquerque
MEW YORK
WROW-FM, Albany; Hudson Valley Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WMBO-FM, Auburn; Auburn Publishing Co.
WHCL-FM, Alleghany; WHDL, Incorporated
WKOP-FM, Binghamton; Binghamton Bcstrs., Inc.
WNYE, Brooklyn; Bd. of Ed., City of New York
WBEN-FM, Buffalo; WBEN, Inc.
WBNY-FM, Buffalo: Roy L. Albertson
WWOL-FM, Buffalo; Greater Erie Bcstg. Co.
WXRC, Buffalo; Western New York Bcstg. Co.
WVCV, Cherry Vol. Twp.: Rural Radio Network, Inc.
WCLI-FM, Corning; Elmira-Corning Bcstg. Corp.
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FM STATIONS IN OPERATION
Call Letters
City
Licensee
Call Letters
City
Licensee
WKRT-FM, Cortland; Radio Cortland, Inc.
WVCN, DeRuyter Twp.; Rural Radio Network, Inc.
WSHS, Floral Park; Bd. of Ed., Sewanhaka High School
WHLI-FM, Hempstead; FM Broadcasting Corp.
WWHG-FM, Hornell; The W. H. Greenhow Co.
WHCU-FM, Ithaca; Cornell University
WITJ, Ithaca; Ithaca College
WJTN-FM, Jamestown; James Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WMSA-FM, Massena; The Brockway Company
WGNR-FM, New Rochelle; New Rochelle Bcstg. Serv.,
Inc.
WBCA, New Scotland; Capitol Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WABC-FM, New York; American Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WABF, New York; Metropolitan Bcstg. & TV., Inc.
WCBS-FM, New York; Columbia Bcstg. System, Inc.
WEVD-FM, New York; Debs Memorial Fund, Inc.
WFUV, New York; Fordham University
WGHF, New York; WGHF, Inc.
WHOM-FM, New York; Atlantic Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WMGM-FM, New York; Marcus Loew Booking Agency
WNBC-FM, New York; National Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WNYC-FM, New York; City of N. Y. Municipal Bcstg.
Sys.
WOR-FM, New York; General Teleradio, Inc.
WQXR-FM, New York; Interstate Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WHLD-FM, Niagara Falls; Niagara Falls Gazette Pub.
Co.
W5LB-FM, Ogdensburg; St. Lawrence Bcstg. Corp.
WALK-FM, Patchogue; Suffolk Bcstg. Corp.
WHVA, Poughkeepsie; Poughkeepsie Newspapers, Inc.
WHFM, Rochester; Stromberg-Carlson Company
WRNY-FM, Rochester; Monroe Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WBCA, Schenectady; Capitol Broadcasting Co., Inc.
WGFM, Schenectady; General Electric Company
WVBT, S. Bristol Two.; Rural Radio Network, Inc.
WiPE, Springville; Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
WAER, Syracuse; Syracuse University
WNDR-FM, Syracuse; Syracuse Brcadcasting Corp.
WSYR-FM, Syracuse; Central New York Bcstg. Corp.
WEVR, Troy; Veterans Vocational School
Wf LY, Troy; The Troy Record Company
WIBX-FM, Utica; WIBX, Inc.
WRUN-FM, Utica; Rome Sentinel Company
WWNY-FM, Watertown; The Brockway Company
WFNF, Wethersfield Twp.; Rural Radio Network, Inc.
WFAS-FM, White Plains; Westchester Bcstg. Corp.
]\ORTH CAROLI]\A
WGWR-FM, Asheboro; Asheboro Broadcasting Co.
WLOS-FM, Asheville; Skyway Bcstg. Co.
WBBB-FM, Burling; Alamance Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WFNS-FM, Burlington; Burlington-Graham Bcstg. Co.
WUNC, Chapel Hill; Univ. of North Carolina
WAYS-FM, Charlotte; Inter-City Advertising Co.
WBT-FM, Charlotte; Jefferson Standard Bcstg. Co.
WIST-FM, Charlotte; The Bcstg. Co. of the South
V/SOC-FM, Charlotte; Radio Station WSOC, Inc.
WDNC-FM, Durham; Durham Radio Corp.
WIFM-FM, Elkin; Yadkin Valley Bcstg. Co.
WFNC-FM, Fayetteville; Cape Fear Bcstg. Co.
WBBO-FM, nr. Forest City; Rutherford County Radio
Co., Inc.
WGNC-FM, Gastonia; Catherine T. McSwain
WEQR, Goldsboroj Eastern Carolina Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WFMY, Greensboro; Greensboro News Co.
WGPS, Greensboro; Greensboro City Admin. Unit
WHN'~-FM, Henderson; Henderson Radio Corp.
WNOS, High Point; The North State Bcstg. Co.
WHPE-FM, High Point; High Point Enterprise, Inc.
WHPS, High Point; Bd. of School Commissioners
WMFR-FM, High Point; Radio Station WMFR, Inc.
WEWO-FM, Laurinburg; Scotland Bcstg. Co.
WLOE-FM, Leaksville; WLOE, Inc.
WBUY-FM, nr. Lexington; Davidson County Bcstg. Co.
WFMB, nr. Mayodan; Mayo Bcstg. Corp.
WNAO-FM, Raleigh; News & Observer PublishinQ Co.
WPTF-FM, Raleigh; WPTF Radio Company
WRAL-FM, Raleigh; Capitol Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WREV-FM, Reidsville; The Reidsville Dcstg. Co., Inc.
WKFM, Roanoke Rapids; WCBT, Inc.
WFMA, Rocky Mount; Eastern Carolina Electronics,
Inc.
WEED-FM, Rocky Mount; William Avera Wynne
WSTP-FM, Salisbury; Piedmont Bcstg. Co.
WSTP-FM, Salisbury; Piedmont Bcstg. Co.
WSNS, Sanford; Sanford Broadcasting Co.
WWGP-FM, Sanford; Sandhille Bcstg. Corp.
WOHS-FM, Shelby; Western Carolina Radio Corp.
WSIC-FM, Statesville; Statesville Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WCPS-FM, Tarboro; Coastal Plains Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WTNC-FM, nr. Thomasville; Thomasville Bcstg. Co.
WADE-FM, Wadesboro; R. P. Lyon & Son
WMFD-FM, Wilmington; Richard Austin Dunlea
WAIR-FM, Winston-Salem; WAIR Broadcasting Co.
W5JS-FM, Winston-Salem; Piedmont Publishing Co.
WMIT, Yancey County; Mt. Mitchell Bcstrs., Inc.
OHIO
WAXR-FM, Akron; Summit Radio Corporation
WFAH, Alliance; Review Publishing Company
WATG-FM, Ashland; Beer & Koehl
WICO-FM, Ashtabula; WICA, Inc.
WOUI, Athens; Ohio University
WTRF-FM, Bellaire; Tri-City Broadcasting Co.
WBGU, Bowling Green; Bowling Green State Univ.
WHBC-FM, Canton; The Ohio Bcstg. Co.
WCPO-FM, Cincinnati; Scripps-Howard Radio, Inc.
WKRC-FM, Cincinnati; Radio Cincinnati, Inc.
WLWA, Cincinnati; Crosley Bcstg. Corp.
WSAI-FM, Cincinnati; Buckeye Bcstg. Co.
WGAR-FM, Cleveland; The WGAR Bcstg. Co.
WBOE, Cleveland; Cleveland City. Bd. of Ed.
WBRE-FM, Cleveland; Cleveland Bcstg., Inc.
WHK-FM, Cleveland; United Dcstg. Co.
WJW-FM, Cleveland; WJW, Inc.
WTAM-FM, Cleveland; National Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WSRS-FM, Cleveland Hts.; WSRS, Inc.
WCOL-FM, Columbus; Air Trails, Inc.
WELD, Columbus; RadiOhio, Inc.
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Call L»ti^s
City
Licensee
Call Letters
City
Licensee
WHKC-FM, Columbus; United Broadcasting Co.
WLWF, Columbus; Croslcy Broadcasting Co.
WOSU-FM, Columbus; The Ohio State University
WVKO-FM, Columbus; Sky Way Bcstg. Corp.
WHIO-FM, Dayton; Miami Valley Bcstg. Corp.
WLWB, Dayton; Crosley Bcstg. Corp.
WSLN, Delaware; Ohio Weslcyan University
WEOL-FM, Elyria; Elyria-Lorain Bcstg. Co.
WFIN-FM, Findlay; The Findlay Publishing Co.
WFOB-FM, Fostoria; Seneca Radio Corp.
WFRO-FM, Fremont; Wolfe Bcstg. Corp.
WMOH-FM, Hamilton; The Fort Hamilton Bcstg. Co.
WKSU-FM, Kent; Kent State University
WIMA-FM, Lima; Northwestern Ohio Bcstg. Corp.
WLOK-FM, Lima; WLOK, Inc.
WMRN-FM, Marion; Marion Bcstg. Co.
WMVO, Mt. Vernon; The Mt. Vernon Bcstg. Co.
WCLT-FM, Newark; The Advocate Printing Co.
WMUB, Oxford; Pres. & Trustees of Miami Univ.
WPAY-FM, Portsmouth; The Scioto Bcstg. Co.
WSTV-FM, Steubenville; WSTV, Inc.
WSPD-FM, Toledo; Storer Bcstg. Co.
WTDS, Toledo; Bd. of Ed., Toledo City School Dist.
WTOL-FM, Toledo; Community Bcstg. Co.
WTRT, Toledo; Unity Corp., Inc.
WWST-FM, Wooster; Wooster Republican Ptg. Co.
WFMJ-FM, Youngstown; The WFMJ Bcstg. Co.
WKBN-FM, Youngstown; WKBN Bcstg. Corp.
OKLAHOMA
KMUS-FM, Muskogee; Muskogee Bcstg. Co.
WNAD-FM, Norman; University of Oklahoma
KOKH, Oklahoma City; Bd. of Ed., Oklahoma City
KBGC, Shawnee; Oklahoma Baptist Univ.
KSPI-FM, Stillwater; Stillwater Publishing Co.
KTUL-FM, Tulsa; Tulsa Bcstg. Co.
KWGS, Tulsa; The University of Tulsa
OREGOIV
KWIL-FM, Albany; Central Willamette Bcstg. Co.
KBVM, Eugene; School Dist. 4, Lane Co.
KUGN-FM, Eugene; KU3N, Inc.
KWAX, Eugene; State of Oregon
KGPO, Grants Po$$; Southern Oregon Bcstg. Co.
KTEC, Orctech, Oregon Technical Institute
KEX-FM, Portlond; Westingfiouse Radio Stations, Inc.
KWG-FM, Portland; Pioneer Bcstrs., Inc.
KOIN-FM, Portland; KOIN, Inc.
KPFM, Portland; Bcstrs. Oregon, Ltd.
KPOJ-FM, Portland; KPOJ, Inc.
PE]\]\SYLVA]\IA
WFMZ, Allentown; Penn-Allen Bcstg. Co.
WSAN-FM, Allentown; Lehigh Valley Bcstg. Co.
WVAM-FM, Altoona; The General Bcstg. Corp.
WGPA-FM, Bethlehem; Bethlehems' Globe Pub. Co.
WBUT-FM, Butler; Eagle Printing Company, Inc.
WCHA-FM, Chambersburg; Chambersburg Bcstg. Co.,
Inc.
WCED-FM, Dubois; Tri-County Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WEEX, near Easton; Eoston Publishing Company
WEST-FM, Easton; Associated Bcstrs., Inc.
WERC-FM, Erie; Presque Isle Bcstg. Co.
WLEU-FM, Erie; WLEU Bcstg. Corp.
WHP-FM, Harnsburg; WHP, Inc.
WHHS, Havertown; Haverford Twp. Senior H. S.
WAZL-FM, Hazleton; Hozleton Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WARD-FM, Johnstown; Central Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WJAC-FM, Johnstown; WJAC, Incorporated
WGAL-FM, Lancaster; WGAL, Inc.
WLAN-FM, Lancaster; The Peoples Bcstg. Co.
WLAB, near Lebanon; Radio Lebanon, FM & TV, Inc.
WLBR-FM, Lebanon; Lebanon Bcstg. Co.
WLTN, Lewistown; Lewistown Bcstg. Co.
WMGW-FM, Meadville; Meadville Bcstg. Service, Inc.
WMCK-FM, McKeesport; Mon-Yough Bcstg. Co.
KYW-FM, Philadelphia; Westinghouse Radio Stations,
Inc.
WCAU-FM, Philadelphia; WCAU, Inc.
WFIL-FM, Philadelphia; Triangle Publications, Inc.
WFLN, Philadelphia; Franklin Bcstg. Corp.
WHAT-FM, Philadelphia; Independence Bcstg. Co.
WIBG-FM, Philadelphia; Seaboard Bcstg. Corp.
WIP-FM, Philadelphia; Pennsylvania Bcstg. Co.
WPEN-FM, Philadelphia; Wm. Penn Bcstg. Co.
WPWT, Philadelphia; Philadelphia Wireless Tech. Inst.
WRTI-FM, Philadelphia; Temple University
KDKA-FM, Pittsburgh; Westinghouse Radio Stations,
Inc.
WCAE-FM, Pittsburgh; WCAE, Incorporated
WDUQ, Pittsburgh; Duquesne University
WJAS-FM, Pittsburgh; Pittsburgh Radio Supply House
WKJF, Pittsburgh; Agnes J. Reeves Greer
WWSW-FM, Pittsburgh; WWSW, Inc.
WPAM-FM, Pottsville; Miners Bcstg. Service, Inc.
WPPA-FM, Pottsville; Pottsville Bcstg. Co.
WEEU-FM, Reading; Hawley Broadcasting Co.
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FM STATIONS IN OPERATION
Call Letters
City
Licensee
WGBI-FM, Scranton; Scranton Broadcasters, Inc.
WQAN-FM, Scranton; The Scranton Times
WUSV, Scranton; The University of Scranton
WPIC-FM, Sharon; Sharon Herald Bcstg. Co.
WKOK-FM, Sunbury; Sunbury Bcstg. Corp.
WRRN, Warren; Northern Allegheny Bcstg. Co.
WJPA-FM, Washington; Washington Bcstg. Co.
WBRE-FM, Wilkes-Barre; Louis G. Baltimore
WBRE-FM, Wilkes-Barre; Louis G. Baltimore
WLYC-FM, Williamsport; Lycoming Bcstg. Co.
WRAK-FM, Williamsport; WRAK, Inc.
WRAK-FM, Williamsport; WRAK, Inc.
WNOW-FM, York; The Helm Coal Co.
WNOW-FM, York; The Helm Coal Co.
WRZE, York; White Rose Broadcasting Co.
RHODE ISLAND
WPJB-FM, Providence; Providence Journal Co.
WPRO-FM, Providence; Cherry & Webb Bcstg. Co.
WPTL, Providence; Providence Bible Institute
WWON-FM, Woonsocket; Woonsocket Bcstg. Co.
SOUTH CAROLINA
WCAC, Anderson; Wilton E. Hall
WCSC-FM, Charleston; WCSC, Inc.
WTMA-FM, Charleston; Atlantic Coast Bcstg. Co.
WTIG, Clemson; Clemson Bcstg. Co.
WCOS-FM, Columbia; Radio Columbia
WIS-FM, Columbia; T^ie Bcstg. Co. of the South
WUSC-FM, Columbia; Extention Div. of Univ. of S. C.
WDSC-FM, Dillon; Border Bcstg. Co.
WESC-FM, Greenville; Greenville Broadcasting Co.
WFBC-FM, Greenville; Greenville News-Piedmont Co.
WMiRC-FM, Greenville; Textile Bcstg. Co.
WCRS-FM, Greenwood; Grenco, Inc.
WTND-FM, Orangeburg; WTND, Inc.
WRHI-FM, Rock Hill; York County Bcstg. Co.
WSNW-FM, Seneca; Blue Ridge Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WDXY, Spartanburg; The Spartan Radiocasting Co.
WSPA-FM, Spartanburg; The Bcstg. Co. of the South
WALD-FM, Walterboro; Walterboro Bcstg. Co.
SOUTH DAKOTA
KOZY, Rapid City; Black Hills Bcstg. Co. of Rapid City
TENNESSEE
WOPI-FM, Bristol; Radiophone Bcstq. Sta. WOPI, Inc.
WDOD-FM, Chattanooga; WBOD Bcstg. Co.
Call Letters
City
Licensee
WTJS-FM, Jackson; The Sun Publishing Co., Inc.
WJHL-FM, Johnson City; WJHL, Inc.
WKPT-FM, Kingsport; Kingsport Bcstg. Co., Inc.
WKCS, Knoxville; Fulton High School
WBIR-FM, Knoxville; Radio Station WBIR, Inc.
WUOT, Knoxville; University of Tennessee
WLIL-FM, Lenoir City; Arthur Wilkerson Lumber Co.
WMCF, Memphis; Memphis Publishing Company
WMCF, Memphis; Memphis Publishing Company
WSIX, Nashville; WSIX Broadcasting Station
TEXAS
KACC, Abilene; Abilene Christian Col.
KREL-FM, Baytown; Tri-Cities Bcstg. Co.
KRIC-FM, Beaumont; The Enterprise Co.
KCLE-FM, Cleburn; Marti, Inc.
WVTT, Dallas; Texas Trade School
KIXL-FM, Dallas; Variety Bcstg. Co., Inc.
KRLD-FM, Dallas; KRLD Radio Corporation
WRR-FM, Dallas; City of Dallas
KSMU-FM, Dallas; Southern Methodist University
KDNT-FM, Denton; Harwell V. Shepard
KVOF-FM, El Paso; Texas Western College
WBAP-FM, Fort Worth; Carter Publications, Inc.
KLUF-FM, Galveston; The KLUF Bcstg. Co., Inc.
KPRC-FM, Houston; The Houston Post Company
KTRH-FM, Houston; KTRH Bcstg. Co.
KUHF, Houston; University of Houston
KXYZ-FM, Houston; Shamrock Bcstg. Co.
KLTI-FM, near Longview; Le Tourneau Radio Corp.
KRBA-FM, Lufkin; Darrell E. Yates
KHBL, Plainview; Wayland Baptist College
KISS, San Antonio; The Walmac Co.
KITE-FM, San Antonio; Radio KITE, Inc.
KONO-FM, Son Antonio; Mission Bcstg. Co.
KTSA-FM, San Antonio; Sunshine Bcstg. Co.
KTEM-FM, Temple; Bell Broadcasting Co., Inc.
KCMC-FM, Texarkana; KCMC, Incorporated
KWFT-FM, Wichita Falls; Rowley-Brown Bcstg. Co.
UTAH
KEPH, Ephraim; Utah State Agric. Col.
KVSC, Logan; Utah State Agricultural College
KUTV, Salt Lake City; Utah Bcstg. & TV Co.
KDYL-FM, Salt Lake City; Intermountain Bcstg. & TV
Corp.
KSL-FM, Salt Lake City; Radio Serv. Corp. of Utah
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• • •
FM STATIONS IN OPERATION
• • •
CallUtUn
City
Licensee
Call Letters City
Licensee
VIRGINIA
WARL-FM, Arlington; Northern Virginia Bcstrs., Inc.
WSVS-FM, Crewe; Southern Virginia Bcstg. Corp.
WBTM-FM, Danville; Piedmont Bcstg. Corp.
WEVA-FM, Emporia; Stone Bcstg. Corp.
WSVA-FM, Harrisonburg; Shenandoah Valley Bcstg.
Corp.
WLVA-FM, Lynchburg; Lynchburg Bcstg. Corp.
WWOD-FM, Lynchburg; Old Dominion Bcstg. Corp.
WMVA-FM, nr. Martinsville; Martinsville Bcstg. Co.
WGH-FM, Newport News; Hampton Roads Bcstg. Corp.
WRVC, Norfolk; Larus & Brother Co., Inc.
WTAR-FM, Norfolk; WTAR Radio Corporation
WCOD, Richmond; Havens & Martin, Inc.
WLEE-FM, Richmond; Lee Bcstg. Corp.
WRNL-FM, Richmond; Richmond Newspapers, Inc.
WRVB, Richmond; Larus & Brother Co., Inc.
WDBJ-FM, Roanoke; Times-World Corporation
WROV-FM, Roanoke; Radio Roanoke, Inc.
WROV-FM, Roanoke; Radio Roanoke, Inc.
WSLS-FM, Roanoke; Shenondoah Life Stations, Inc.
WSLS-FM, Roanoke; Roanoke Bcstg. Corp.
WRFL, Winchester; Richard Field Lewis, Jr.
WASHIXGTO]\
KALE-FM, Pasco; KALE, Inc.
KING-FM, Seattle; KING Bcstg. Company
KIRO-FM, Seattle; Queen City Bcstg. Co., Inc.
KISW, Seattle; Ellwood W. Lippincott
KOMO-FM, Sc-ottle; Fisher's Blend Station, Inc.
KUOW, Seottle; Regents of the Univ. of Washington
KTNT-FM, Tacoma; Tribune Publishing Co.
KTNT, Tocomo; Tribune Publishing Co.
KTOY, Tacoma; Tocomo School District No. 10
WEST VIRGIIVIA
WJLS-FM, Bcckk-y; Joe L. Smith, Jr., Inc.
WGKV-FM, Charleston; Kanawha Valley Bcstg. Co.
WKNA-FM, Charleston; Joe L. Smith, Jr., Inc.
WPDX-FM, Clarksburg; Clarksburg Bcstg. Corp.
WJPB, Fairmont, Fairmont Bcstg. Co.
WHTN-FM, Huntington; Greater Huntington Radio
Corp.
WPLH-FM, Huntington; Huntington Bcstg. Corp.
WLOG-FM, Logan; Clarence H. Frey & Robert 0.
Greever
WVOW-FM, Logan; Logan Bcstg. Corp.
WEPM-FM, Martinsburg; Martinsburg Bcstg. Co.
WAJR-FM, Morgantown; West Virginia Radio Corp.
WOAY-FM, Oak Hill; Robert R. Thomas, Jr.
WPAR-FM, Parkersburg; Ohio Valley Bcstg. Corp.
WKWK-FM, Wheeling; Community Bcstg., Inc.
WWVA-FM, Wheeling; Storer Bcstg. Co.
WISCONSIN
WHKW, Chilton; State of Wis. State Radio Council
WHWC, nr. Colfax; State of Wis. State Radio Council
WHAD, Delafield; State of Wis. State Radio Council
WEAU-FM, Eau Claire; Central Bcstg. Company
WJP6-FM, Green Bay; Green Bay Newspaper Co.
WWCF, Greenfield Twp.; Wm. C. Forrest
WHHI, Highland; State of Wise, State Radio Council
WHSA, Highland Twp.; State of Wise, State Radio
Council
WHLA, Holmen; State of Wise, State Radio Council
WCLO-FM, Janesville; Gazette Printing Company
WHA-FM, Madison; State of Wise, State Radio
Council
WHA-FM, Madison; State of Wise, State Radio
Council
WIBA-FM, Madison; Badger Bcstg. Co.
WISC-FM, nr. Madison; Radio Wisconsin, Inc.
WMFM, Madison; Earl W. Fessler
WDLB-FM, ^arshfield; Dairyland's Bcstg. Serv., Inc.
WLIN, Merrill; Alvin E. O'Konski
WEMP-FM, Milwaukee; Milwaukee Bcstg. Co.
WiSN-FM, Milwaukee; The Hearst Corp.
WNAM-FM, Neenah; Neenah-.Menasha Bcstg. Co.
WRJN-FM, Racine; Racine Bcstg. Corp.
WJMC-FM, Rice Lake; WJMC, Inc.
WJMC-FM, Rice Lake; WJMC, Inc.
WHBL-FM, Sheboygan; WHBL, Ine
WHRM, nr. Wausau; State of Wise, State Radio
Council
WFHR-FM, Wisconsin Rapids; William F. Huffman
Radio, Ine '
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EQUIPMENT
Radio — TV
Equipment Manufacturers
RTMA Personnel
And Committees
Consulting
Engineers
1221
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
specializing in AM, FM & TV
GEORGE P. ADAIR
1610 K\c St.. N.W.. Washnglon 6. I). C.
Phone: Executive 1230, 5851
BEN ADLER
AdltT ('.oininuiu-iations Labs.
1 Lcfevre Lane, New Rochelle, N. Y.
Phone: New Rochelle 6-1620
LLOYD R. AMOO
3709 Carpenter, Des Moines, la.
Phone: 7-9272
ANDREW CORP.
363 E. 75th St., Chicago 19, IlL
Phone: Triangle 44400
GEORGE B. BAIREY
1757 K St., N.W. Washington, D. C.
Phone: National 0196
LEE E BAEER
Landers Bldg., Springfield 4, Mo.
Phone: 2-1951
WILLIAM E. BENNS, JR.
3738 Kanawha St., N.W., Washington, D. C.
Phone: EMerson 2-8071
BERNARD ASSOCIATES
5010 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 27, Calif.
Phone: NOrmandy 2-6715
Field Office: 86 Webster Ave., Harrissn, N. Y.
A. If. BITTER
2233 Parkwoo.l Ave., Toledo 10, Ohio
Phone: Fairfax 6802
RUDY BRETZ
Croton-On-Hudson, N. Y.
Phone: CKoton 1-3478
WILLIAM W. L. BURNETT
4814 Idaho St., San Di.-go 16, Calif.
Phone: Talbot 4943
CRAVEN, LOHNES & CULVER
Mun^fty Huilding, Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: Oi strict 7-8215
JOHN CREUTZ
319 Bond Bldg., Washington 5, D. C.
Phon.-: Hipublir 7-2151
MURRAY G. CROSBY
126 }f»;rrif:ks Road, MincoJa, N. Y.
Phone: Garden City 70284
A. EARL CULLUM, JR.
Highland Park Village. Dallas 5. Tex.
Phone: Justin 6108
GEORGE C. DAVIS
Munsey Bldg., Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: Sterling 3-0111
DOOUTTLE RADIO, INC.
7421 S. Loomis Blvd., Chicago 36, IlL
Phone: Radcliflfe 34100
A. JAMES EBEL
212 S. Jefferson St., Peoria, 111.
Phone: 6-0711
WILUAM L. FOSS, INC.
927 15th St., N.W., Washington 5, D. C.
Phone: Republic 7-3883
MILLARD M. GARRISON
1519 Connecticut Ave., Washington 6, D.C
Phone: ADams 2-2261
GEORGE E. GAUTNEY
Warner Bldg., Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: National 8-7757
GILLE BROS.
1108 Lillian Way, Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: Gladstone 6178
GILLETT & BERGQUIST
National Press Bldg., Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: National 8-3373
PAUL F. GODLEY
Paul Godley Co., P. O. Box "J",
Upper Montclair, N. J.
Laboratories: Great Notch, N. J.
Phone: Montclair 3-3000
DR. ALFRED N. GOLDSMITH
597 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: Plaza 3-4150
J. B. HATHELD
936 35th Ave., Seattle 22, Wash.
Phone: Prospect 7860
RICHARD R. HAYES
210 Olrnos Dr., W., San Antonio 12, Texas
Phone: Travis 9751
JOHN B. HEFFELFINGER
815 E. 83rd St., Kansas City 10, Mo.
Phone: Hiland 7010
1222
JOHN V. L. HOGAN
155 Perry St., New York 14, N.
Phone: Chelsea 2-7855
Y.
W. I. HOLEY
1146 Briarcliff PL, N.E., Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: Atwood 3328
GUY C. HUTCHESON
1100 W. Abram St., Arlington, Texas
Phone: AR 4-8721
JANSKY & BAILEY
National Press Bldg., Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: Metropolitan 8-5411
Offices & Laboratories
1339 Wisconsin Ave., N.W., Wash. 7, D. C.
Phone: ADams 4-2414
WALTER F. KEAN
1 Riverside Road, Riverside, 111.
Phone: Riverside 7-2153
KEAR & KENNEDY
1302 18th St., N.W., Washington 6, D. C.
Phone: Hudson 3-9000
JOHN I. KEEL
1121 E. Capitol St., Washington 3, D. C.
Phone: Lincoln 4-5131
WORTHINGTON C. LENT
5209 Roosevelt St., Bethesda, Md.
Phone: OLiver 8300
RUSSELL P. MAY
1422 F St., N.W., Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: Republic 3984
WINFIELD SCOTT
McCACHREN & ASSOCIATES
2404 Columbia Pike, Arlington, Va.
Phone: Glebe 9096
McINTOSH 6r INGLIS
777 14th St., N.W., Washington, D. C.
Phone: Metropolitan 8-4477
Lab.: 320 Water St., Binghamton, N. Y.
Phone: 3-3566
JAMES C. McNARY
National Press Bldg., Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: District 1205
PHILIP MERRYMAN & ASSOCIATES
114 State St., Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone: 5-4144
E. C. PAGE CONSULTING
RADIO ENGINEERS
Bond Bldg., Washington 5, D. C.
Phone: Executive 3-5670
PROSMAN & RISER
3308 14th St., N.W., Washington 10, D. C.
Phone: Adams 7299
RADIO ENGINEERING CO.
1355 Market St., San Francisco 3, Calif.
Phone: Market 1-8171
GARO W. RAY
Hilltop Dr., Stratford, Conn.
Phone: Bridgeport 7-2465
WILLIAM E RICHARDSON
1935 S. W. Moss St., Portland 1, Ore.
Phone: Cherry 4070
A. D. RING & CO.
Munsey Bldg., Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: Republic 7-2347
HAROLD B. ROTHROCK
13 Murray Court, Bedford, In.
Phone: 6476
MERL SAXTON
P. O. Box 32, San Marcos, Tex.
Phone: 888
ROBERT M. SILLIMAN
1011 New Hampshire Ave.,
Washington 7, D. C.
Phone: Republic 7-6646
HAROLD C. SINGLETON
4488 S.W. Council Crest Dr., Portland 1, Ore.
Phone: Beacon 1201, 6364
LYNNE C. SMEBY
1311 G St., N.W., Washington 5, D. C.
Phone: Executive 3-8073
T & T RADIO
MEASUREMENTS CO.
2559 Atlantic Ave., Long Beach, Cal.
Phone: Long Beach 4-2015
ARCHER S. TAYLOR
P 0 Box 1479 Missoula, Mont.
Phone: 9-1589
WELDON & CARR
1605 Connecticut Ave., N.W.
Washington, D. C.
Phone: Michigan 4151
BRANCHES
4212 S. Buckner Blvd., Dallas 10, Tex.
Phone: Evergreen 1137
MARTIN R. WILLIAMS
7401 East 14th St., Indiannapolis 19, Ind.
Phone: Blackstone 0388
NATHAN WILLIAMS
20 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, Wis.
Phone: Blackhawk 22
RAYMOND M. WILMOTTE
1469 Church St., N.W., Washington 5, D. C.
Phone: Decatur 2-1232
HERBERT L. WILSON
1025 Connecticut Ave., N. W., Wash. 6, D. C.
Phone: National 7161
1223
Before you buy...
consider PRESTO
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just a few of presto's most popular items designed and
precision manufactured for stations and recording
companies.
TAPE RECORDERS
PRESTO portable PT-920
The top buy in portable tape re-
corders, 10 watt amplifier, two
speakers and amplifier in one
case. 3 motors, no take-up clutch,
PRESTO tape reproducer TL-10
New and improved. Permits tape
playback on 16" turntable at
V/2" or 15"/sec. Plugs into stand-
ard speech input equipment.
DISC RECORDERS
PRESTO studio console 8 D-G
Direct gear drive, twin motors,
8 feed pitches in each direction.
Radial cantilevered overhead
with 1-D cutting head.
PRESTO portable 6-N
Low mechanical noise level; ex-
cellent accuracy at 78 and 33M?
rpm; 1-D cutting head. Micro-
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RECORDING AMPLIFIERS
PRESTO 92-B
For rack mounting. 60 watts,
push button selector for record-
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fnmt panel for easy maintenance.
PRESTO portable 90-B
Distortion of less than 1.5% at
maximum output, 3 microphone
input with mixer and master gain
control. T'omplctr facilitic* for
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A UST OF IMPORTANT RADIO, TELEVISION AND FM
EQUIPMENT FIRMS
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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 John B. Huarisa
Vive-Pres., Appliance Div..Lee H. D. Baker
Vice-Pres., Sales Wallace C. Johnson
Vice-Pres., Purchasing Frank J. Kazda
Vice-Pres., Prod Cy S. Rossate
Treasurer Lynn C. Park
Secretary George E. DriscoU
Vice-Pres., Gen. Counsel F. H. Uriel!
Comptroller Edgar C. Bauler
Vice-Pres., Adv. Dir Seymour Mintz
Public Relations Dir Martin Sheridan
Service Manager M. J. Schinke
PRODUCTS: Television receivers, televi-
sion consoles and combinations, table radios,
clock radios, portable radios, radio-phono-
graphs, Dual-Temp and conventional re-
frigerators, electric ranges, home freezers,
room air conditioners, dehumidifiers.
Allen-Bradley Company
136 W. Greenfield Ave., Milwaukee 4, Wise.
Phone: Mitchell 5-5151
Pres.-Sales Manager F. F. Loock
Radio Sales Mgr D. S. W. Kelly
Chief Engineer J. J. Mellon
Credit Manager E. M, Kroening
Purchasing Agent Theron C. Child
Advertising Mgr A. H. Fensholt
Industrial Relations Mgr George Megow
Export Mgrs Rockne Intern't Corp.
Service Mgr G. W. Vater
PRODUCTS: Fixed Composition Resistors,
Variable Composition Resistors, Electrically
operated Solenoil Contactors, AC and DC
Electric Motor Control Apparatus, Power
Type Relays, Push Buttons, Pressure and
Temperature Controls, Limit Switches, Tim-
ing Relays, etc.
Allied Radio Corp.
833 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago 7, 111.
Phone: HAymarket 1-6800
Pres. & Gen. Mgr. A. D. Davis
Treasurer A. E. Davis
Merchandising Manager Alex Brodsky
Purchasing Agent L. M. Dezettel
Sales Manager S. H. Levey
Sales Promotion Mgr J. W. Rubin
Gen, Superintendent W. M. Kordsiemon
Office Manager A. Shapiro
Operations Manager Fred Schnurstein
PRODUCTS: Distributors of radio, TV,
and industrial electronics parts and equip-
ment including broadcast station tubes, parts,
and supplies.
Amperex Electronic Corp.
230 Duffy Ave., Hicksville, N. Y.
Phone: Hicksville 3-6200
Pres. & Sales Manager Sam Norris
Dir. of Engineering Simeon Weston
Purchasing Agent Arnold Fricke
Advertising Mgr Louis Shappe
Export Managers Rocke International
PRODUCTS: Tubes: Transmitting, Power,
Photo, X-Ray, Radiation Counter, Magne-
trons, Special Purpose, Vacuum Condensers,
Sub-miniature tubes. Germanium Diodes, all
tube accessories, etc.
Ampex Electric Corp.
934 Charter St., Redwood City, Calif.
Phone: EMerson 8-1471
Chmn. of Board T. Kevin Mallen
President A. M. Poniatoff
V.P.-Gen. Mgr George I. Long
Secretary C E. McSharry
Gen. Sales Mgr Harriion Johnston
Comptroller Thomas L. Taggart
PRODUCTS: Magnetic Tape Recorders,
Tape Film Synchronizing Equipment.
American Television & Radio Co.
300 East Fourth St., St. Paul 1, Minn.
Phone: Cedar 3791
Pres. & Sales Mgr Albert A. Goff stein
Chief Engineer Albert A. Goffsteir.
Credit Manager Harold Westhoff
Purchasin;.' Agent Albert A. Goffstein
Export Managers Rocke Int'l Corp.
Service Manager Allan Degnan
PRODUCTS: Auto Radio Vibrators, Heavy
Duty Inverter Vibrators, DC-AC Inverters,
Vibrator Packs, Battery Eliminators, and
Rectifier Power Supplies.
Amy, Aceves & King, Inc.
11 W. 42nd St., New York 36. N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 5-6622
President Ernest V. Amy
V.P.-Treas., Pur. Agt Frank King
Chief Engineer Julius G. Aceves
Sales Manager F. A. Klingenschmitt
PRODUCTS: Master antenna systems, TV
and FM antennas. Electronic developments.
Andrea Radio Corp.
27-01 Bridge Plaza North, L.I.C.l, N.Y.
Phone: STillwell 4-5411
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THIS LITTLE DESIGNER HAD
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CORPORATION
Tele Process* Division
1270 SIXTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, N. Y
EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
President Frank A. D. Andrea
Sales Manager Lynn Eaton
Gen. Sec. & Chief
Engineer H. J. Heindel
Service Mgr Joseph Haug
Credit Manager Victor J. Buck
Purchasing Agent Bruce B. Donald
Industrial Relations Mgr John Andrea
Export Manager Ramon Masvidal
PRODUCTS: Radio and TV-FM receiv-
ers and TV-AM-FM phono, combinations.
Audak Company
500 Fifth Ave., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: LA 4-3723-3724
President Maximilian Weil
Vice-President Geo. V, Sullivan
Advertising Hart Lehman
Purchasing Agent J. C. Parvey
PRODUCTS: Electronic reproducing and
recording equipment.
Andrew Corporation
363 E. 75 St., Chicago 19, 111.
Phone: TRiangle 4-4400
N. Y. Phone: RIdgewood 6-9181
Chairma, Bd. of Dir Dr. V. J. Andrew
V.P. & Gen. Mgr C. R. Cox
Mfg. Manager E. A. Kooyman
Chief Engineer J. S. Brown
Dir. of Resreach W. M. Scheldorf
Sales Manager J. A. Estelle
PRODUCTS: Coaxial transmission line for
TV-FM-AM, FM antennas, (special) TV an-
tennas, antenna phasing and tuning equip-
ment, monitoring equipment (AM), micro-
wave link antennas and cable, VHF equip-
ment.
Ansley Radio & Television, Inc.
85 Tremont St., Meriden, Conn.
Phone: 5-0660
President T. S. Harris
Vice-President A. A. Zachow
Secretary T. S. Harris, Jr.
PRODUCTS: Television Receivers, AM-
FM Radios, Government eltctronic equip-
ment.
The Astatic Corporation
Harbor & Jackson Sts., Conneaut, O.
Phone: 12-656
President L. D. Gaboon
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr George B. Eraser
Secretary F. H. Kuhlman
Asst. Secy H. L. Kerr
Chmn. of Bd. & Asst. Treas. . James H. Ross
Chief Engineer G. A. Morrell, Jr.
Plant Superintendent R- G. James
Purchasing Agent J. P- Yohe
PRODUCTS: All channel TV & FM boos-
ters, U.H.F. converters.
Audio Devices, Inc.
444 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-0973
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 Masters Corp.
341 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 3-3881
President Herbert Rosen
PRODUCTS: Transcription and electric
playback machines, recording tape, tape play-
back machine.
Audio & Video Products
Corporation
730 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 7-3091
President Charles E. Rynd
Vice-President W. Oliver Summerlin
Vice-President Kenneth B. Booth
Vice-President Fred M. Thrower
Treas. & Asst. Secy Paul Hilton
Secretary Joseph Connolly
Sales Promotion Leon A. Wortman
PRODUCTS: Sales and engineering repre-
sentatives for the finest line of magnetic tape
and disc recording equipment manufactured
by: Altec Lansing Corp., Ampex, Audiodisc,
Cinema Engineering Co., Editall Tape
Splicer, Electric-Voice, Fairchild Disc Re-
corders and Playbacks, Langevin Mfg., Jmi
Lansing, Mcintosh Amplifiers. Minnesota
Mining & Manufacturing magnetic tape, Pick-
ering, Telefex TV Productions Equipment
and Rear-Process Slides, Thermo-F ax Du-
plicators and Sheets. Also TV special effects
equipment.
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EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
Automatic Manufacturing Corp.
65 Gouverneur St^ Newark 4, N. J.
Phone: Humboldt 5-2100
President Martin H. Benedek
Adm. Vioe-Pres Moses Shapiro
Vice-Pres^ Charge of Sales.. Bert E. Smith
Chief Engineer Joseph A. Mazzola
(.omptroller M. E. Silver
V.P. Charge of Oper J. A, Heimbruch
PRODUCTS: Intermediate Frequency
Coils, Radio Frequency Coils, K-trans, tun-
ers. Choke Coils, TV Coils, TV Transformers
and Ferrite Cores.
John F. Beasley Construction Co.
P. O. Box 1624. Muskogee, Okla.
Phone: 4762
President John F. Beasley
Vice-President Marvin W. Kyger
Vice-President Lothar E. Berg
Secretary-Treas James H. Beasley
Assistant Secretary Andrew B, Lytle
Sales and Engineering Offices in Dallas,
Texas and Chicago, Illinois.
PRODUCTS: Steel erectors (radio-televi-
sion towers and antennas.)
Bendix Television & Broadcast
Receiver Division
(Bendix Aviation Corp.)
East Joppa Road, Towson 4, Maryland
Phone: Towson 2200
General Manager
General Sales Manager..
Merchandise Manager. . .
Adv. & Sales Prom. Mgr
Credit Manager
Chief Engineer
Service Manager
PRODUCTS: 17", 21"
ers, both table models a
FM Console radios.
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...W. A. Mara
.R. W. Fordyce
. .C. J. Hassard
.W. C. Lederer
.H. F. B. Kerr
. M. Miller, Jr.
...W. P. Muller
27" TV receiv-
onsole AM and
Bendix Radio, Broadcast Receiver &
Television, Division of Bendix
Aviation Corp.
Baltimore 4, Md.
Plione: TOwson 2200
Gi-neral Manager E. K. Foster
Ahfet. Gen. Manager A. E. Welch
Chief Engineer J. Miller
Menhandihing Manager C. J. Hassard
Purchasing Agent J. L. Winchester
PRODUCTS: Radio and Television Re-
ffivers.
The William Brand & Co., Inc.
North and Valhty Sth., WiJlimantic, Conn.
Phone: Willimantic 3-1661
President William Brand
Vice-President A. W. Brand
Sales Manager R. H. Robinson
Purchasing Agent J. R. Garey
Credit Manager H. K. Lathrop
Chicago Office, 1313 W. Randolph St.
Phone: SEeley 8-0345
PRODUCTS: Turbo Varnished Tubing-
All NEMA grades. Cotton, rayon, or glass
braid. Turbo Saturated Sleeving— all NEMA
grades. Cotton, rayon, or glass braids. Turbo-
sil Silicone Glass Varnished Tubing — all
NEMA grades. Turbo Silicone Glass Satu-
rated Sleeving — all NEMA grades. Turbo
Cambrics, tapes, cloths, and papers. Turbotuf
Tubing and Sleeving — NEMA grades B-A-1,
B-B-1, B-C-1. Glass braid coated with Turbo-
therm insulation.
Brook Electronics, Inc.
34 DeHart PL, (Box 491), Elizabeth 2, N. J.
Phone: ELizabeth 2-7600
President N. Dinion
Vice-Pres. & Chief Eng Lincoln Walsh
Purchasing Agent Frank Hill
PRODUCTS: High quality audio ampli-
fiers and systems.
PEMBREX
TV
COMPLETE REAR SCREEN
PROJECTION SERVICE
PROJECTORS- SCREENS -
FRAMES-SLIDES-FOOTAGE
FOR LIVE OR FILM TV
ABC -NBC -CBS
1969 S. Vermont Ave.
Los Angeles 7, Calif.
Phone:
REpublic 1-3111
1228
EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
Browning Laboratories, Inc.
750 Main St., Winchester, Mass.
Phone: Winchester 6-2121
President G. H. Browning
Vice-President R. L. Purrington
Chief Engineer F. A. Spindell
Production Manager J. C. Sullivan
PRODUCTS: FM tuners: FM-AM tuners;
Frequency meters, cathode ray oscilloscopes.
Regulated power suppliees and square wave
generators. Standing wave amplifiers.
William W. L. Burnett Radio Lab.
4814 Idaho St., San Diego 16, Calif.
Phone: Talbot 4943
Owner-Chief Eng William W. L. Burnett
PRODUCTS: Piezo-electric crystals, crys-
tal holders, constant temperature controlled
ovens, frequency measuring equipment, lab-
oratory equipment, conducting regular radio
laboratory measurements, offering a com-
pleted frequency measuring service, from 10
kc to 500 mcs covering both AM and FM
measurements. All stations must be within
receiving distance of the laboratory. Special
laboratory equipment developed and tested.
Cambridge Thermionic Corp.
445 Concord Ave., Cambridge 38, Mass.
Phone: TRowbridge 6-2800
President Frank Lyman, Jr.
Vice-President Mary G. McGillen
Vice-President Danforth W. Comins, Jr.
PRODUCTS: Frequency measuring service
for AM-FM and TV lugs, terminal boards,
electronic hardware, insulated terminals feed
thrus, coils, coil forms, chokes and tooling.
Chicago Telephone Supply Corp.
1142 W. Beardsley Ave., Elkhart, Ind.
Phone: 3-0310
President J. G. Best
Exec. V.P B. S. Turner
V. P. & Gen. Sales Mgr W. A. Nicely
Secy.-Treas J. Mayo Lenz
Chief Engineer W. H. Budd
General Superintendent G. M. Cooper
Industrial Relations Mgr A. M. Daily
Traffic Manager R. I. Corner
PRODUCTS: Composition variable re-
sistors, wirewound variable resistors, associ-
ated switches.
Clarostat Mfg. Co., Inc.
Washington Street
Dover, N. H.
Phone: DOver 975
N. Y. Phone: MUrray Hill 9-2518
Chairman of the Bd John Mucher
President Victor Mucher
Sales Mgr. Distributors
Div Fran Chamberlain
Secretary Arthur Richenthal
Exec. Vice-Pres George Mucher
V.P. in Chg. of Sales I. J. Youngblood
N. Y. Phone: MUrray Hill 9-2518
PRODUCTS: Volume controls, tone con-
trols, wire wound power resistors, glasohms,
resistor tubes, voltage dividers, L & T pads,
attenautors. Decade Bos, rotary switches,
television tube beam bender.
Capehart-Farnsworth Corp.
3700 E. Pontiac St., Fort Wayne 1, Ind.
Phone: ANthony 5301
President Fred D. Wilson
Chairman of the Bd Wm. H. Harrison
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr Richard A. Graver
Vice President (Research)
Philo T. Farnsworth
Vice President (Engineering) .Antony Wright
Treasurer Paul H. Hartmann
Comptroller W. F. Hoeppner
Secretary and Asst. Treas C. H. Wiggin
Director of Sales Louis J. Collins
Director of Advertising S. A. Morrow
Director of Purchases R. B. Brown
Traffic Mgr R. M. Hoey
Credit Mgr A. E. Sibley
PRODUCTS: Capehart television receiv-
ers, AM-FM phonograph-radios, table, clock,
and portable radios.
Collins Radio Co.
855— 35th St., N. E., Cedar Rapids, la.
Phone: 3-0281
N. Y. Phone: LOngacre 4-3930-1-2-3
President Arthur A. Collins
Executive V. P. (New York) .W. J. Barkley
Vice-Pres.-Gen. Mgr R. S. Gates
V.P. Chg. Engr. & Mfg L. M. Craft
Secretary-Treasurer S. J. Storm
PRODUCTS: Standard radio broadcast
station transmitters, speech equipment and
accessories. Radio communication ground
station and airborne transmitters and re-
ceivers for Government, commercial airlines
and other industrial users. Radio amateur
transmitters, receivers and accessories. Air-
borne navigation equipment.
Columbia Records, Inc.
1473 Barnum Ave., Bridgeport 8, Conn.
Phone: Bridgeport 6-0181
N.Y. Phone: Circle 5-7300
President James B. Conkling
Exec V.P Goddard Lieberson
V. P.* in Chg. of Sales P. J- Wexler
V P. in Chg. of Mfg. and Engineering
J. H. Hunter
Dir. of Research William Bachman
Treasurer William Wilkins
Dir. of Purchases... Robert P. Robinson, Jr.
Advertising Mgr Irving Townsend
Export Mgr L. V. Ruysschaerl
Secretary 'r^o'^ii^T"
Order Service Mgr E. P. Eldndge
PRODUCTS: Phonograph l^ecords. Phono-
graph Needles and Electrical Transcriptions
Long Playing Microgroove Records and
Phonographs.
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EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
Continental Electric Co.
715 Hamilton St., Geneva, 111.
Phone: GEneva 4140
President H. R. Mcllvaine
Credit Manager J. E. DeVleshower
Chief Engineer Henry Kent
Sales Manager E. C. Hanson
PRODUCTS: Phototubes, rectifier tubes,
thyratrons. lead sulfide cells, TRU VAC
vacuum gauges, TV picture tubes.
Continental Electronics Mfg. Co.
4212 Buckner Blvd., Dallas 10, Texas
Phone: EVergreen 1137
President James 0. Weldon
Vice-President Lester H. Carr
General Mgr W. M. Witty
PRODUCTS: AM transmitters and associ-
ated apparatus.
Corning Glass Works
Corning, New York
Phone: Corning 372
President W. C. Deckei
V.P. & Controller George D. Macbeth
V.P. & Secretary William H. Curtiss
V.P. & Treasurer Chas. D. LaFoUette
Vice President Harry M. Hosier
Vice President Jesse T. Littleton
Vice President William C. Taylor
Asst. Secretarv Wm. W. Sinclaire
Asst. Secretary Frederick H. Knight
Asst. Treasurer C. H. Kruidenier
Mgr. Elec. Products Div J. L. Hanigan
Mfg. Mgr. Elec. Products Div N. J. Vang
Sales Mgr. Electronic Sales Dept.
J. S. Muller
Purchasing Agent F. S. Conable
Dir. Public Relations Hadan Logan
PRODUCTS: Glass envelopes for tubes
used for radio receiving, broadcasting,
cathode ray, television and all other elec-
tronic purposes, tubing and special sealing
glasses, pyrex brand radio, insulators.
Cornish Wire Co., Inc.
15 Park Row, New York 7, N. Y.
Phone: BArclay 7-5140
President John Cook
Treasurer J. C. Stagg
PRODUCTS: Radio and TV wire products
including electronic and intercommunicating
wires and cables, electric wire products in-
cluding lamp cords, fixture wire, rubber
jacketed cords and cord sets.
Crosley Division-AVCO Mfg. Corp.
1329 Arlington St., Cincinnati 25, O.
Phone: KIrby 6600
N. Y. Phone: MUrray Hill 3-0202
Vice-Pres, & Gen. Mgr John W.Craig
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Sales Mgr.. .Wm. A. Blees
Gen. Works Mgr F. L. Meacham
General Controller L. W. Adkins
Controller W. A. Smith
Director of Purchases Frank W. Warner
Director of Industrial
Relations Paul W. Deubery
Asst. Gen. Sales Mgr. in Chg.
Sales Prom. & Adv R. K. White
Vice-Pres. & Asst. Gen. Mgr.
in Chg. Electronics L. F. Cramer
Mgr. Crosley Purchasing B. J. Brockhaus
Gen. Sales Mgr., Electronics. .E. W. Gaughan
Dir. of Public Relations. . .Varley P. Young
Sales Mgr., Electronics H. E. McCullough
Mgr. Electronic Eng D. B. Nason
Credit Manager John J. Hope, Jr.
Director of Exports Tye M. Lett, Jr.
Service Dept. Mgr.. Richard H. Scheneberger
Traffic Dept. Mgr Frank C. Partlan
Crosley Radio & Television, Ltd.
121 McCormack Street
Toronto 9, Ontario, Canada
Phone: Lindhust 1186
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr Ivor M. Leslie
Gen. Sales Mgr Alex Peters
Asst. Secy. & Treas J. M. Reynolds
Plant Supt H. Roper
Purchasing Agent H. G. Fisher
Chief Engineer R. W. Walker
Service Manager W. Whittal
PRODUCTS: Television, models including
table, consoles and console phono-combina-
tions. Radio, AM table models in wide color
range, clock radios, AM-FM models, portable
models, phono-combinations, and versatile
radio-TV combination.
Allen B. Du Mont Laboratories, Inc.
750 Bloomfield Avenue, Clifton, N. J.
Phone: Mulberry 4-7400
for all divisions
President Allen B. Du Mont
Vice-President Stanley F. Patten
Gen. Asst. to Pres Keeton Arnett
Research Director T. T. Goldsmith, Jr.
Dir. of Oper., TV
Receiv. & Cathode-
ray Tube Div Irving G. Rosenberg
Dir. of Oper., Trans.
& Instru. Div C. E. Williams
Dir. and Gen. Mgr.,
Du Mont Televis. Netwk.. .Chris J. Witting
Dir. of Advertising Douglas Day
Controller B. L. Graham
Indus. Relat. Dir Harry Housten
Teleset Division
35 Market St., E. Paterson, N. J.
Direcotr of Operations. .Irving G. Rosenberg
General Sales Manager Dan D. Halpin
Receiv. Mfg. Div. Mgr Paul Eshelman
Produc. Control Mgr H. A. Whitehead
Chief Engineer R. T. Cavanaugh
Purchasing Agent William Paten
TV Receivers, Yokes, Transformers, Tim-
ers, Coils, Other Parts, and Government
Electronic Equipment
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EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
• • •
Cathode-ray Tube Division
750 Bloomfield Ave., Clifton, N. J.
Dir. of Operations Irving G. Rosenberg
Diision Manager F. P. Rice
Mfg. Manager William Carlin
Prod. Control Mgr J. Fisher
Chief Engineer A. Y. Bentley
Gen. Sales Mgr William C. Scales
Purchasing Agent A. R. Dutcher
Mgr. Replacement Sales Edward B. Hinck
TV Receivers, Industrial and Special Pur-
pose Cathode-ray Tubes
Transmitter Division
1500 Main Ave., Clifton, N. J.
Dir. of Operations C. E. Williams
Division Manager H. E. Taylor, Jr.
Asst. Division Mgr R. E. Kessler
Prod. Control Mgr M. Harris
Engineering Manager G. S .Gregory
Sales Manager J. B. Tharpe
Television transmitters. Cameras, Studio
Equipment, Field and Remote Equipment,
Government Electronic Equipment
Instrument Division
1500 Main Ave., Clifton, N. J.
Dir. of Operations C. E. Williams
Division Manager Rudolf Feldt
Asst. Division Mgr Dr. P. S. Christaldi
Prod. Control Mgr F. W. Sharpwinkel
Engineering Manager G. R. Mezger
Sales Manager E. G. Nichols
Design and manufacture of Cathode-ray
Oscillographic and Associated equipment;
Oscillographic recording and government
electronic equipment
Research Division
2 Main Ave., Passaic, N. J.
Dir. of Research T. T. Goldsmith, Jr.
Dir. Tube Res. Laboratory S. J. Koch
Mgr., Patent Department R. G. Pelton
Goernment Contracts, Negotiation and
Bid Division
750 Bloomfield Ave., Clifton, N. J.
Rirector C. E. Williams
Manager H. B. Graham
Assistant Manager J. N. Lord, Jr.
Washington Representative Zeus Soucek
De Sales Bldg.,
Phone: Metropolitan 1232
International Division
Empire State Bldg., 350 Fifth Ave.
New York. N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-2600
Director Ernest A. Marx
PRODUCTS: Du Mont Television Receiv-
ers, Du Mont Imputuners and Sensituners,
Television Component Parts, Cathode-ray
Tubes for Television Reecivers and Indus-
trial Use, Complete Television Transmitting
Equipment including Control and metering
accessories, camera chains, film pick-up
chains, mixing desks, sync generators, and
studio control consoles. Cathode-ray Oscil-
lographs for Television and Radio Testing,
;and general industrial use.
Ecfro, Inc.
425 S. Sandusky St., Delaware, Ohio
Phone: 3-1201
PRODUCTS: Complete battery-operated
tape recorders, chargers, earphones; particu-
larly adapted to use in the radio and TV
fields.
Hugh H. Eby, Inc.
4700 Stenton Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
Phone: DAvenport 4-7000
President James L. Hawley
Vice-President ..Bernard Offerman
Secretary-Treasurer Jules Sussman
General Manager Joseph M. Vananzi
Chief Engineer E. E. Ritter
Purchasing Agent A. A. Hankinson
PRODUCTS: Adaptors, jacks, knobs,
plugs, male and female connectors, binding
posts, octal sockets, miniature sockets (seven
and nine pin), terminal strips, terminal
boards, special assemblies (both mechanical
and electrical) true shields, metal stampings,
rack and panel connectors, battery plugs and
connectors.
Electronic Specialty Co.
3456 Glendale Blvd., Los Angeles 39, Calif.
Phone: NO. 2-2168
Chicago Phone: SUperior 7-7572
President William H. Burgess
Sales Mgr. (Shavex Div.)..Wm. F. Edwards
Div. Mgr., TV L. G. Burgess
Div. Mgr., Contracts D. A. Marcus
PRODUCTS: Electronic Equipment-Con-
tract Division: Sensitomiter and intervolom-
eters. Electric shaver accessories. Shavex
Div.: Shavex for changing AC to DC for a
faster, smoother shave with any electric
shaver (a rectifier device). TV Service Divi-
sion: Do not manufacture any equipment —
service only.
Electronic Tube Corp.
1200 E. Mermaid Lane, Phila. 18, Pa.
Phone: Chestnut Hill 7-6800
Pres., Chief Eng Henry S. Bamford
Vice-President Theo. T. Toole
Credit Manager William R. Morris
Purchasing Agent Jacob G. Grauer
Sales Manager Robert F. Brunner
PRODUCTS: Cathode Ray Receiving, Mul-
ti-gun and Special Purpose Cathode Rav
Tubes; Multi-Channel Oscilloscopes; High
gain DC Amplifiers, Special design AC and
DC Amplifiers; Special design Signal Gen-
erators ;Electronic Engineering and Devel-
opment.
Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp.
Ill Eighth Ave., New York 11, N. Y.
Phone: ORegon 5-7000
President B. Abrams
Secretary-Treasurer M. Abrams
Exec. Vice-Pres Dorman D. Israel
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EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
V.P. Govt. Contracts Morton P. Rome
V.P. Purohajiing Harve Tullo
V.P. Works Manager E. J. Kelly
Controller A. Vogel
V.P. Dir. of Engineering... R. T. Capodanno
Director of Sales S. M. Abrams
Distribution Manager Joseph Kattan
Sales Promotion Mgr Albert Leon
Public Relations Mgr E. F. Solow
Export Manager Joseph Kattan
Personnel Manager P. R. Certo
Parts Sales-Service Mgr Floyd Makstein
PRODUCTS: Emerson Television Receiv-
ers: 17 in., 21 in. picture size, table and
console models, console model television
phonoradio. Emerson Radio Receivers:
AC/DC compact and table models for AM
and FM-AM. Portable Radio: Self-powered
models (operate on batteries): "3-way"
models (operate on batteries, AC, DC).
Phonoradio: Table and console models.
Electronic Equipment: For Government de-
fense program.
Espey Manufacturing Co., Inc.
528 E. 72 St., New York 21, N. Y.
Phone: TRafalgar 9-7000
President & Treas Nathan Pinsley
V.-P. & Sales Advtg W. Walter Jablon
Vice-Pres. & Secy Sol Pinslev
V.-P. Eng Sam Sack
PRODUCTS: Model TV3K, TV Training
Kit, Model 511C AM & FM Radio Receiver
Chassis. 10 watts audio. Model 512C AM-FM
Radio Receiver Tuner, self powered. Model
513C, AM-FM Radio Receiver Tuner, Model
514-C, amplifier & power supply, 20 watts
audio for Model 513C tuner.
Fairchild Recording Equipmenf-
Corp.
154 St. & 7 Ave., Whitestone, N. Y.
Phone: INdependence 3-2100
President Sherman M. Fairchild
Kxc.r. Vice-Pres Ray F. Crews
PRODUCTS: Sound recorders: synchro-
nous disk recorders, synchronous magnetic
tape recorders; transcription tables; mag-
netic cutterheads; dynamic pickups; minia-
ture cartridges; recording equalizers; pick-
up equalizers; unitized amplifier systems and
audio system.-!. Special development projects.
Federal Telecommunications
Laboratories, Inc.
500 Washington Ave., Nutley, New Jersey
An IT&T Associate
President Admiral Carl ¥. Holden
V.P. and Comptroller J. G. Copelin
V.P., .Systems and Commercial Research
and Development Laboratories. .W. Hatton
Terh. Dir., Systems and C^irnm. Res.
and Develop. Laboratories. . .A. G. Clavier
PRODUCTS: Complete Television Trans-
mitting and Studio VHF and UHF Equip-
ment including TV Mobile Pickup Units and
Microwave Links.
Federal Telephone and Radio Corp.
100 Kingsland Road, Clifton, New Jersey
Phone: NUdey 2-3600
President H. C. Roemer
Vice-President W. Hatton
Vice-President S. J. Powers
V.-P., Gen. Sales Mgr.. R. S. Perry
Vice-President F. B. Powers
Asst. to V.-P G. T. Scharflfenberger
Comptroller R. D. Osborne
Secretary W. B. Levet
Treasurer W. E. Ogilvie, Jr.
Dir. Vacuum Tube Div W. Happe, Jr.
Dir. of Selenium Intelin Div S. J. Powers
Works Mgr T. M. Douglas
General Sales Mgr R. S. Perry
Advertising Mgr Crump Smith
Sales Mgr. Vacuum Tube Div..C. J. Harrison
PRODUCTS: Radio and Television equip-
ment, transmitting and rectifing tubes, TV
receiving tubes, microwave radio relay links
and carrier systems, HF cable, field intensity
meters, radar, miniature and standard sele-
nium rectifier stacks, battery chargers and
power supplies, measuring equipment.
The Gabriel Co.
Workshop Assoc. Div.
Endicott St., Norwood, Mass.
Phone: Norwood 7-3300
V.P., Elec. Div G. G. Greene
Sales Mgr C. W. Creaser, Jr.
Division Mgr J. Van Epps
PRODUCTS: UHF-TV Transmitting An-
tenna and Related Components.
Gates Radio Co.
123 Hampshire St., Quincy, 111.
Phone: 8202
N. Y. Phone: MUrray Hill 9-0200
President P. S. Gates
Vice-President L. I. McEwen
Secretary A. S. Petzoldt
Chief Engineer F. W. Wentura
Works Manager Kell Todd
Purchasing Agent John Bowers
PRODUCTS: Radio braodcast 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
equipment; portable remote amplifiers; rack
cabinets (relay) ; cabinets (transmitter) ;
master control systems.
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EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
General Electronics Inc.
101 Hazel St., Paterson 3, N. J.
Phone: MU. 4-5271
President D. E. Replogle
Gen. Mgr C. G. Hampson, Jr.
Purchasing Agent Martin Cottrell
Chief Engineer Irving Stein
PRODUCTS: Cathode ray tubes, trans-
mitter and electron tubes.
General Electric
Electronics Division
Electronics Park, Syracuse 1, N. Y.
Phone: 76-4411
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr. . .Dr. W. R. G. Baker
Mgr. Engineering I. J. Kaar
Mgr. Marketing E. H. Vogel
Mgr. Finance G. L. Chamberlin
Mgr. Mfg W. M. Barker
Counsel R. M. Estes
Gen. Mgr., Components Dept. . . .E. L. Hulse
Gen. Mgr., Receiver Dept W. H. Sahloff
Gen. Mgr., Comm. & Govt.
Equipment Dept G. F. Metcalf
Gen. Mgr. Tube Dept J. M. Lang
PRODUCTS: Radio and radio-phonograph
combination receivers, TV receivers; radio
and TV transmitters, antennas, and studio
equipment; receiving, picture, transmitting
and industrial tubes, germanium diodes;
components; two-way communications equip-
ment, electronic specialty items, civilian and
government radar.
The General Industries Co.
Olive and Taylor Streets, Elyria, Ohio
Phone: 2235
President Allan W. Fritzsche
V.-P.-Sales Mgr., Motor Div H. E. Moon
Sales Mgr., Plastic Div Steve Hiltebrant
Purchasing Agent Clete Heidrich
Treasurer C. F. Russert
Chief Eng. Motor Div Howard Shumakei
Chief Eng. Plastic Div Russell Smith
PRODUCTS: Electric Phonograph motors,
Smooth power motors. Disc Recording as-
semblies. Tape Recording assemblies, Mold-
ers of plastic parts.
General Instrument Corp.
829 Newark Ave., Elizabeth 3, N. J.
Phone: ELizabeth 3-4400
Chairman of the Board A. Blumenkrantz
Pres. & Treas R. E. Laux
Exec. Vice-Pres M. Cohen
V.-P. in Charge Mfg T. E. Keller
Treasurer A. Konecny, Jr.
Controller R. L. Klabin
Sales Manager E. A. Freed
Chief Engineer B. N. Fisher
Credit Manager W. W. Anderson
Dir. of Purchases C B. L. Townley
Export Agents Ad. Auriema, Inc.
PRODUCTS: Television Front End Tuners,
Variable Condensers, Auto Radio Tuners,
Automatic Record Changers.
General Laminated Products, Inc.
2857 South Halsted Street, Chicago 8, 111.
Phone: Victory 2-0707
President Morris Perlman
Chief Engineer Dr. Einar Hedin
Purchasing Agent Arthur Kossnar
Eastern Sales Mgr R. M. Perlman
PRODUCTS: Sockets, Terminal Board As-
semblies, Laminated Phenolic Parts, Battery
Connectors, Coil Forms, Resistor Board As-
semblies, multiple and single Male and Fe-
male Pin Plug Assemblies.
General Precision Laboratory, Inc.
63 Bedford Road, Pleasantville, N. Y.
Phone: Pleasantville 2-2000
President H. G. Place
V.-P., Gen. Mgr J. W. Murray
V.-P., Managing Dir R. L. Garman
Comm. Director Blair Foulds
Chief Engineer F. N. Gillette
Gov't Contract Rep W. Cooper
PRODUCTS: Television Studio and Mo-
bile Equipment including Camera Chains,
Projectors, Switchers, Syn Generators, and
Video Recording equipment; also Theater
Television equipment.
General Radio Co.
275 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge 39, Mass
Phone: TRowbridge 64400
N. Y. Phone: WOrth 2-5837
Chairman of Board H. B. Richmond
President E. H. Locke
Vice-Pres. for Sales A. E. Thiessen
Vice-Pres. for Mfg C. C. Carey
Secretary-Treasurer F. L. Tucker
Sales Engng. Mgr M. T. Smith
Export Mgr S. W. DeBlois
Chief Engineer D. B. Sinclair
Publicity Mgr C. E. Worthen
Service Mgr H. H. Dawes
Graybar Electric Company, Inc.
420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: LE 2-4000
President W. E. Henge>
Vice-President G. F. Hessler
Genl. Communications
Sales Mgr J. W. La Marque
Mgr., Flertro"ic Spies G. 1. Jones
PRODUCTS: Amplifiers, antenna equip-
ment, attenuators, cabinets, consoles, loud-
speakers and accessories, monitors, recorders
and accessories, speech input equipment, test
equipment, towers, tower lighting equipment,
transmission line and accessories, transmit-
ters, broadcast, tubes, turntables, reproducers
and accessories, wiring supplies and devices.
All TV broadcasting equipment.
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EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
The Hallicrafters Co.
4401 W. Fifth Ave^ Chicago 24, 111.
Phone: Van Buren 6-6300
President Wm. J. Halligan
Exec. Vice-Pres R. W. Durst
(ien. Sales Mgr Michael D. Kelly
Chief TV Engineer H. J. Adler
Advertising Manager John S. Mahoney
Service Manager Norman Cooper
Credit Manager Cal A. Shera
Radio Sales Mgr William J. Halligan, Jr.
PRODUCTS: TV Receivers, Short-Wave
"Ham'* Transmitters, and Receivers, Portable
Radios, FM/AM Radios, Two-way radio-
telephone equipment.
The Hammarlund Mfg. Co., Inc.
460 W. 34 St., New York 1, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 5-1300
President Lloyd A. Hammarlund
Treasurer Joseph Lush
Sec. & Comptroller Edward A. Wittmer
Production Manager. . .Hugh A. McCloskey
Sales Manager Robert B. Moon
Chief Engineer S. H. Van Wambeck
Advertising Manager Dale Samuelson
Personnel Director George Gulich
Purchasing Manager William Griffin
PRODUCTS: Communication receivers,
variable capacitators, remote supervisory
controls, diversity receivers.
Harvey Radio Laboratories, Inc.
447 Concord Ave., Cambridge 38, Mass.
Phone: TRowbridge 6-2800
President Frank Lyman, Jr.
Dir. Contract Adm. .. .Norman W. Bertelsen
Sales Engineer E. J. Vogel
Clerk of Corp R. W. Martin
Chief Engineer B. J. Cosman
Purchasing Agent Frank C. Waterhouse
Comptroller Gordon C. Genther
Production Mgr E. Douglas Papkee
Personnel Director Mary Rizzitano
PRODUCTS: High fidelity FM broadcast
transmitting and studio equipment, short
wave telephone and telegraph transmitters,
high fidelity FM broadcast receivers, regu
lated power supplies, I-F strips, visual align
ment signal generators, galvascopes and asso
ciated radio and electronic equipment, two
way emergency communications equipment
Haydu Brothers
P. O. Box 1226, Plainfield, N. J.
Phone: PLainfield 6-0878
President George K. Haydu
Vire-Pres. and Secy Zoltan Haydu
Chief Engineer Ben Artau
Sales Manager Joseph Bozzelli
Purchasing Agent Vincent Perrucci
PRODUCTS: Television picture tubes,
;niniature receiving tubes, power tubes for
transmitting and industrial use, electron
guns for television picture tubes, components
for all types of vacuum tubes, including re-
ceiving and transmitting. TV radio, x-ray,
incandescent and special purpose tubes,
equipment for the manufacture of such tubes,
equipment for the manufacture of neon
signs, cold cathode lamps, and various spe-
cial purpose lamp machinery. Precision ma-
chine parts and wire and forming parts.
Hazeltine Electronics Corp.
58-25 Little Neck Pkway, Little Neck, L. I.,
N. Y.
Phone: FLushing 7-8700
President F. Robinson
Executive Vice-Pres J. B. Dow
V.P. in Chg. of Engrng 0. M. Dunning
V.P. in Chg. of Mfr J. Willenbecher
Director of Procurement M. E. Bahr
Mgr. Sales F. Mansur
PRODUCTS: Military types of radio and
radar equipment. Air and marine electronic
navigational equipment. Radio, radar and
TV test equipment for laboratory and pro-
duction testing.
Hytron Radio & Electronics Corp.
(Division of CBS, Inc.)
100 Endicott St., Danvers, Mass.
Phone : Danvers 2360
N. Y. Phone: MArket 3-5832
President Bruce A. Coffin
Chairman of Board-Treas. . .Lloyd H. Coffin
Vice-President Edgar M. Batchelder
Vice-Pres. & Sales Mgr John Q. Adams
V.P. Chg. of Engineering. . .C. F. Stromeyer
Advertising Manager Harry G. Burnett
Credit Manager M. S. Jones
Purchasing Agent Edward R. Carroll
Industrial Relations Mgr A. S. Nelson
Export Manager W. L. Urquhart
PRODUCTS: Receiving and electronic
tubes; special purpose tubes, germanium
diodes, TV picture tubes.
The Indiana Steel Products Co.
Valparaiso, Indiana
Phone: 178
Pres. & Treas A. D. Plamondon, Jr.
V. P. & Gen. Mgr R. F. Smith
Vice-Pres., Engineering C. A. Maynard
Asst. Sales Mgr LA. Dickey
PRODUCTS: Permanent Magnets, Ion
Traps, Magnetron Magnets, Magnet Assem-
blies.
Insuline Corp. of America
3602— 35th Ave., Long Island City 1, N. Y.
Phone: AStoria 8-3738
President S. J. Spector
Secretary-Treasurer. . . ^ A. S. Spector
General Sales Mgr . . . B. L. Cabn
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Advertising Manager A. S. Chambers
Superintendent F. Henneke
Industrial Sales Mgr I. Romm
Chief Engineer J. Abel
Purchasing Agent H. Weston
Production Chief J. Brush
PRODUCTS: Adapters, Phone Pick-up;
Aligning Tools; Amplifier Chassis; Angles
and Brackets Antenna, Auto Radio; Antenna
Connectors; Antenna Kits; Antennas, Home
Mast; Antennas, FM & Television; Auto
Radio Noise Suppressors; Bases, Steel;
Beads, Cable; Binding Posts; Binding Post
Heads; Bushings, Insulated; Cabinets, Metal;
Cabinets, Speaker; Cable Clamps; Chassis
Base; Chassis, Bottom Plate; Chokes;
Chrome Trim; Clips, Alligator; Clip, Brass
Spring; Code Set, Triplex; Coils, Coil Forms;
Condensers; Cords, Double Phone; Cords,
Resistor; Couplers, Flexible; Cushions, Ear;
Cutters, Replacement; Cutting Tools; Dial
Markers; Dial Plates; Displays; Drill, Re-
placement; Eyelets; Equalizing Condensers;
FM Antennas; Fuse Mountings; Fuse Re-
tainers ; Grid Caps ; Grid Cap Shield ; Grom-
mets. Rubber; Hardware, Radio; Head-
phones; Insulators; Jacks; Jacks, Micro-
phone; Jacks, Shielded; Jacks, Tip; Jacks,
Transmitting; Jars, Glass; Knobs; Lugs, Sol-
dering; Lugs, Spade; Lugs, Terminal; Meter
Cabinets; Morse Code Records; Mountings,
Fuse; Name Plates; Netutralizing Tools;
Noise Eliminators; Nuts; Oscillators; Panels,
Aluminum, Bakelite, Masonite, Metal, Meter,
Racks; Panel Bearings; Phone Cords;
Phones, Ear; Phone Plugs; Phone Tips;
Plates, Bottom; Plugs; Punches; Recks,
Brackets, Chassis; Radio Panels; Record
Player Switch; Reducers; Resistor Cords;
Riveting Punch Set; Rivets, Rods; Screw
Drivers, Insulated; Screws; Shearing Punch;
Shields; Shields, Grid Cap; Sockets; Solder-
ing Irons; Soldering Iron Elements; Spaghet-
ti, Flexible; Spacers, Bushings; Spade Lugs;
Speaker Cabinets; Steel Cabinets; Strips,
Terminal; Suppressors, Auto Radio; Switch-
es; Television, Accessories; Antennas, Tools;
Terminal Lugs; Terminal Strips; Test Leads;
Test Lead Wire; Test Prods; Test Tools;
Tools; Tools, Neutralizing; Trans. Coil
Mountings; Transmitting Tube Caps; Tube
Shields; Tubing; Washers; Window Pole
Antenna; Wire, Test Lead; Wrenches,
Wrench Sets.
Jackson Electrical Instrument Co.
18 S. Patterson Blvd., Dayton 2, 0.
Phone: Michigan 0367
President Paul F. Jackson
Vice-President Robert Apple
Sales Manager J. M. Fulkerson
Purchasing Agent R. C. Groves
Credit Manager J. E. Beery
Production Superintendent Carl Wack
PRODUCTS: Oscillograph, receiving tube
testers, CR tube testers, electronic multi-
meters, RF generators, sweep generators,
audio oscillators and condenser testers.
Jefferson Electric Co.
25th Ave. & Madison St., Bellwood, 111.
Phone: MAnsfield 6-7161
N. Y. Phone: BArclay 7-8972
Pres., Chair, of Board J. M. Bennan
Exec. Vice-Pres E. J. Bennan
Vice-Pres., Engineering L. Mauerer
Treasurer W. S. Minter
Secretary V. E. Lee
Sales Manager J. D. O'Brien
Export Manager M. J. Schmitt
Works Mgr F. C. King
Dir. of Purchases E. J. Banigan
PRODUCTS: Power transformers, chokes
and audio input and output transformers,
horizontal and vertical scanning transform-
ers, centering and focusing coils.
Jensen Manufacturing Co.
6601 S. Laramie Ave., Chicago 38, 111.
Phone: POrtsmouth 7-7600
President Thomas A. White
Vice-President Charles A. Hausen
Vice-President Ralph P. Glover
PRODUCTS: Loudspeakers and accesso-
ries, cabinets for radio and TV equipment.
JFD Manufacturing Co., Inc.
6101-6123 16th Ave., Brooklyn 4, N. Y.
Phone: BEnsonhurst 6-9200
President Julius Finkel
Vice-President Albert Finkel
Secretary-Treasurer Edward Finkel
PRODUCTS: VHF-UHF TV antennas, FM
antennas, TV antenna brackets and accessor-
ies, insulators, TV booster, wire, masts, glare
filters, wire strippers, key hex wrenches,
plugs, male, female, AC-DC continental and
domestic test leads, test prods., phono needles,
grille cloth, dial pointers, steel rule and
. .wire gauge, line cords, resistance cords, AC
service cords, "Sockette" radio tube adapters,
exact duplicate ballast tubes, phosphor bronze
dial cable, battery adapted harnesses, adjust-
able ballast tubes, resistance cord adapters,
phono adapter switches, microphone connec-
tors, midget jacks and plugs, toggle switches,
auto condensers.
Johns-Manville
22 E. 40th St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-7600
Commodity Manager P. J. Washburn
(Acoustical Materials)
PRODUCTS: Sound control materials for
broadcasting and recording studios.
J. H. Keeney & Co., Inc.
2600 West 50th St., Chicago 32, 111.
Phone: HEmlock 4-5500
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EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
rro>iilom Roy McGinnis
Vice-P^e^i^ Gen. Mgr John Conroe
Sales Manager Paul Huebsch
TV Manager William Kroening
PRODUCTS: Seventeen and 21-inch table
and lonsolette TV sets.
Kerrigan-Lewis Mfg. Co.
4421 W. Rice St., Chicago 51, 111.
Phone: SPaulding 2-7208
President Vincent M. Kerrigan
Vice-Pres.-Treasurer Charles F. Lewis
Secretary Fergus Kerrigan
PRODUCTS: Magnet and Litzendraht
Wire.
Kimble Glass Company
subsidiary of
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.
Box 1035, Toledo 1, Ohio
Phone: FA. 6543
N. Y. Phone: JUdson 6-2300
President S. J. McGiveran
Gen. Sales Mgr E, B. Dennis, Jr.
Industrial & Electronics
Sales Mgr J. P. Kearney
Sales Promotion Mgr Harlan Hobbs
Advertising Mgr W. E. McWhorter
PRODUCTS: Cathode ray bulbs, hand
blown hard and soft glass bulbs, and lime
glass tubing, electronic glass, tube and rod
specialties.
King Laboratories, Inc.
127 Solar St., Syracuse 4, N. Y.
Phone: 74-3359
President Aden J. King
Vice-President F. M. Michaelian
Treas. & Gen. Mgr W. R. MacLeod
Secretary Barbara H. Sisson
PRODUCTS: Special alloys, chemicals and
metals, radio tube parts, barex getters.
Kliegl Bros. Universal Electric
Stage Lighting Co., Inc.
321 West 50ih St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: COlumbus 5-0130
President J. H. Kliegl
Vice-President Herbert A. Kliegl
.Secretary Frank H. Bliss
Treasurer Anna Kliegl
Plant Superintendent Joseph Kliegl
I'urrhasing Agent Henry Fisher
PRODUCTS: Lighting equipment, wiring
devices and switchboards for TV studios,
tljeatres and M.P. studios.
Langevin Manufacturing Corp.
37 W. 65 St., New York 23, N. Y.
Phone: ENdicott 2-7200
Chairman of Board H. A. Leander
President Donald S. Morgan
Vice-President W. H. Beal
Secretary-Treasurer H. A. Kondolf
Sale- Manaji'-r E. F. Gigvere
Engineering Director W. W. Dean
Mgr. of Operations J. D. Galligan
PRODUCTS: Audio Amplifiers — both
standard and miniatured plug-in. Power Sup-
plies, Video Amplifiers, Consoles, Auto-
matic Limiting Amplifiers, Audio, Power
and Pulse Transformers. Complete custom
design audio facilities for broadcast and
television.
Lehigh Structural Steel Co.
17 Battery Place, New York 4, N. Y.
Phone: WHitehall 4-1424
Sales Mgr., Radio Div J. F. Neary
PRODUCTS: Towers for TV-AM-FM Ver-
tical Radiators Relay Towers.
Lomac Company
Box 1083, Macon, Ga.
Phones: 3-7437-8
President J. T. Love
Vice-Pres J. M. McFerrin, Jr.
Sec'yTreas Al Lowe
PRODUCTS: Manufacturers of antenna
masts and other electrical components.
Machlett Laboratories, Inc.
1063 Hope St., Springdale, Conn.
Phone: STamford 4-5781
President R. R. Machlett
Exec. V.P Dean S. Edmonds
Vice-Pres. of Sales W. E. Stevenson
Treasurer J. A. Lambert
V.P. of Production J. W. Skehan
Mgr. Engineer T. H. Rogers
Adv. Mgr A. F. Machlett
Industrial Rel. Mgr R. Gordon Hamblen
Export Mgr A. J. Foster
PRODUCTS: X-ray tubes for all medical,
industrial and special purposes. Valve Tubes,
Radio Transmitting Tubes, Communication
Tubes, R.F. Heating Tubes.
The Magnavox Co.
Bueter Road, Fort Wayne 4, Indiana
Phone: Eastbrook 5471
Chairman of the Bd Richard A. O'Connor
President Frank Freedman
V.-P. & Secretary Gerard M. Ungaro
Treasurer J. S. Sturgeon
Dir. of Engineering John Rankin
Asst. to Pres. (Mfg.) D. C. Carter
V.-P., Gen. Mgr. (Govt.
Prod. Division) R. A. Wilson
Chief Television Engineer Frank Norton
Chief Radio-Phonograph
Engineer R. H. Dreisbach
Asst. Sales Mgr. & Merch. Mgr.-
Radio & TV Div Stewart Roberts
Dir. of Adv. & Public
Relations Lauren K. Hagaman
Sales Manager — Industrial & Defense Prod.
Div Stanley S. Sondles
Sales Mgr. Spec. Devices John C. Koonz
Service Mgr. RP & TV Ray J. Yeranko
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PRODUCTS: Receivers: Radio: AM-FM
Console with Phonograph. Television: Table,
Console, AM-FM Console with Phonograph.
Speakers, Capacitors, Solenoids.
Majesfic Radio & Television,
Div. of Wilcox-Gay Corp.
70 Washington St., Brooklyn 1, N. Y.
Phone: ULster 2-6000
President Leonard Ashbach
Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr Barnett S. Trott
Vice-President Maurice Raphael
Secretary Arthur Homans
Advertising Mgr Joseph G. DeVico
Chief Engineer Frank Dieli
PRODUCTS: TVreceivers; TV-radio re-
ceivers; TV-radio-phonograph combinations;
AM-FM phono combinations.
J. A. Mourer, Inc.
37-01 31st Street, Long Island City 1, N. Y.
Phone: STiUwell 4-4600
President John A. Maurer
Treasurer Daniel R. Ehrlich
General Manager Donald G. McKay
Sales Manager Lewis A. Root
Chief Elec. Engr Lauge Fanoe
PRODUCTS: 16mm. professional motion
picture cameras; 16mm. sound recorders;
16mm. film phonographs. 16 & 35 mm. Gal-
vanometers.
Miles Reproducer Co., Inc.
812 Broadway, New York 3, N. Y.
Phone: SPring 7-7670-1
President George Ruskin
Sec-Gen. Mgr J. M. Kuhlik, Sc.D.
Chief Eng .L W. Kuhlik
Purchasing Agent J. V. Conniff
Treasurer H. B. Kuhlik
Advertising Mgr B. Burns
PRODUCTS: "Walkie-Recordair sound-
on-film recorders and reproducers, continu-
ous recorders and reproducers, tape recorders
and reproducers, automatic recorders and re-
producers, permanent recorders and repro-
ducers, reference recorders, conference
recorders, telephone recorders, interview re-
corders, telemike, induction units for listen-
ing to or recording two-way telephone conver-
sations, battery operated recorders, portfolio
type recorders.
James Millen Mfg. Co., Inc.
150 Exchange St., Maiden 48, Mass.
Phone: Maiden 4-4108
President James Millen
Sales Mgr E. E. Williams
Credit Manager Frances Bearse
Purchasing Agent George E. Pike
Chief Engineer Wade Caywood
PRODUCTS: Receivers: Amateur, Avi-
ation, Marine, Police, Emergency Services.
Transmitters: Relay, Fixed Station, Marine,
Aviation, Police, Emergency Services. All
types Receiver and Transmitter component
parts except Tubes; Crystals, Fixed Resistors
and Capacitors.
Mirror Record Corp.
40-25 206 St., Bayside, L. I., N. Y.
Phone: BAyside 9-5656
Pres. & Treas P. K. Trautwein
Chief Engineer R. V. Hough
PRODUCTS: Recording accessories (discs,
cutting needles, playback needles).
Motorola, Inc.
4545 Augusta Blvd., Chicago 51, 111.
Phone: Spaulding 2-6500
President Paul V. Galvin
Exec. Vice-Pres Robert W. Galvin
V.P. Cons. Prod. Div Elmer H. Wavering
V.P. in Charge of Comm. &
Electronics Div D. E. Noble
V.P. Finance E. P. Vanderwicken
V.P. in Charge of
Procurement Frank J. O'Brien
V.-P. in Charge Sales William H. Kelley
Special Mdse. Mgr E. A. Holsten
Mgr. Natl. Defense Div... J. Benton Minnick
Prod. Mgr., Radio Div Jack Davis
Prod. Mgr., TV & Handie
Talkie Units E. Passow
Dir. Adv. Sales Prom Ellis L. Redden
Sales Mgr. Comm. &
Electronics Div Eugene S. Goebel
Sales Mgr., Cons. Prod. Div.. .James Herbert
Credit Manager Henry Kleinhans
Export Manager J. C. Weidemann
Service Manager A. T. Alexander
PRODUCTS: AM battery auto radio; bat-
tery and AC-DC portables; table model AM,
AC, and AC-DC radios; table model AM-FM;
console AM-FM with phonograph; record
players; television — table models and con-
soles; combination AM-FM phonograph and
television. Communications Equipment: FM
marine, police, railroad, trucks and busses,
taxicab, walkie-talkie, radar systems. Trans-
mitters: marine, police, fixed station, super-
visory control, telemetering, carrier commu-
nication and microwave multiplex systems.
The Muter Co.
1255 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago 5, 111.
Phone: WAbash 2-8800
President Leslie F. Muter
Vice-Pres. & Sales Mgr K. E. Rollefson
Vice-Pres. & Credit Mgr A. A. Dailey
Purchasnig Agent D. R. Capparelli
PRODUCTS: Resistors, switches, ceramic
capacitors, Spirashields, coils, precision po-
tentiometers, LF. and R.F. transformers.
National Carbon Co. — Div. of
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp.
30 East 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 7-8000
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EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
rhiurman of Board J. M. Spangler
Pre>idtnt A. S. Johnson
Exec. Vice-Pres C. 0. Kleinsmitli
Exec. Vice-Pres P. M. Buhrer
VicoPre>idoni A. C. Bryan
Mpr. Battery Eng. Dept W. H. Fritz
V.-P.. Adv. Sales Mgr H. M. Waren
PRODUCTS: "Eveready'* "Mini-Max" "B"
batteries for portable and farm type re-
ceivers, "Eveready** dry cells, "Eveready"
flashlight batteries for miniature receivers,
"Eveready" "Air OH" batteries for 2-volt
and 1.4 volt receivers.
National Union Radio Corp.
350 Scotland Rd., Orange, N. J.
Phone: ORange 2-6600
President K. C. Meinken
V.P. in Charge of Research. . .A. M. Skellett
Equipment Sales Mgr....K. C. Meinken, Jr.
Renewal Sales Mgr V. K. Ulrich
Treasurer J. E. Murray
Secretary J, V. Deevy
Credit Manager H. A. Pope
PRODUCTS: Electron tubes, receiving,
TV, transmitting, cathode ray, special pur-
pose, tube research & development, panel
lamps, transistors and germanium diodes.
New York Transformer Co., Inc.
Third Ave., Alpha, N. J.
Phone: PHillipsburg 5-1143
President Joseph B. Schaef er
Adv. Manager Thomas B. Armstrong
Chief Design Eng Ernest D. Belanger
Chief Engineer George Pappas
Purchasing Agent Carl Seefer
V.P. Mfg A. H. Coover
V.P. Finance Kenneth Llewelyn
PRODUCTS- Transformers and reactors
for TV, radios, transmitters, and receivers;
audio frequency coils, electronic control de-
vices and Hornet miniaturized transformers.
Oxford Electric Corp.
3911 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago 15, 111.
Phone: ATlantic 5-6161
President J. D. Ceader
V.-P., Gen. SalcH Mgr Hugo Sundherg
Secy. & Treas David E. Davis
Chief Engineer K. H. Wessel
Workii Manager A. Sorice
Viirchii-'infi Agent H. Corey
PRODUCTS: Loud speakers, dial lamps,
trant^formers, focus coiU. miscellaneous coils.
Packard-Bell Company
12333 W. OJ>injiir liJv(J.. Loh An^iele^ 64, Cal.
Phone: Arizona 7-6721
President Herbert A. Bell
Exer, Vice-Prehident Robert S. Hell
Vice-President Joe M. Spain
Scc.-Trea« Lowell R. Day
Chief Engineer Charles Nichols
Plant Manager Jean Gleis
General Sales Mgr Kenneth R. Johnson
Dir. of Adv. & Sales
Prom Robert H. Thompson
Service Manager Carl Duffy
Personnel Dir Charles Askin
Purchasing Agent William P. Kennedy
PRODUCTS: Radios, Radio-Phonograph-
Recorder Combinations), Television. Radio-
Phono graph Combinations, Television-Radio-
Phonograph Combinations, special electronic
equipment for the Armed Services.
The Pentron Corp.
221 E. Callerton, Chicago 16, 111.
Phone: Victory 2-7234
N. Y. Phone: Pelham 8-0120
President Irving Rossman
Treasurer Bernard Sahlins
Secretary Theodore Rossman
Chief Engr Rudolph A. Bierwirth
Comptroller Marshall Peiros
Porduction Chief Irving Dubrin
Purchasing Agent Donald Norlander
PRODUCTS: Tape recorders, tape play-
back units, electronc mike mixer, basic tape
mechanism, pre-amplifiers, AM Tuner, foot
pedal, speaker and baffle, continuous tape
magazine, large reel adapter, telephone pick-
up, and other accessories.
Phiico Corp.
Tioga & C Sts., Philadelphia 34, Pa.
Phone: NEbraska 4-5100
Board Chairman James T. Buckley
President William Balderston
Exec. V.P James H. Carmine
Pres.-TV & Radio Div Larry F. Hardy
V.P..Ind. Rel Harold W. Butler
V.P. & Dir. of
Purchases William H. Chaffee
V.P.-Oper.-TV & Radio
Division Joseph H. Gillies
V.P.-Sales-TV & Radio
Div Frederick D. Ogilby
V.P., Gen. Sales Mgr John M. Otter
V.P.-Finance Courtnay Pitt
V.P.-Service & Quality. .Henry T. Paiste, Jr.
V.P.-Research David B. Smith
V.P.-Adv John F. Gilligan
PRODUCTS: Receivers: Battery— Automo-
bile, Table, Portable, Portable AC-DC ; Radio
—AM Midget, AM Table, AM Console, AM
Portable AC-DC, AM Portable Wet Cell, AM
Table wHh Phonograph, AM Console with
Phonograph, Television — Table, Console,
(Console with Phonograph, AM-FM Console
with Phonograph, Record Players, Communi-
cations equipment: jMarine, Railroad, Walkie-
Talkie, Radar Systems. Transmitters: Micro
Wave, Relay. Tubes: Receiving, Cathode Ray
Receiving, UHF Converters, TV boosters.
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EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
PEMBREX TV (Diy.
PEMBREX Theater Supply, Inc.)
1969 So. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles 7, Calif.
Phone: REpublic 1-3111
President Louis M Wutke
Vice-President Edwin C. Wutke
V.P. in Chg. of TV Lois E. Landon
PRODUCTS: PEMARC Rear-screen Pro-
jection (still-slide) Hi-Intensity Arc Pro-
jectors. 20,000 to 25,000 Lumen. Pemink
Rear-screen Projection (still-slide) incandes-
cent 5,000 watts dimmer control single or
double units with special effects attachments.
Pemsync motors and 16 and 35 mm Rear-
Screen motion picture units. Translucent
screens, (blue/black) portable aluminum
frames and TV's most complete still and
moving plate (slide and footage) library
available. TV Model Visualcast for prompt-
ing, special effects and layovers.
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 Reginald Burke
Treasurer Murray Granat
PRODUCTS: TV chassis, completely wired
and aligned, TV kits with video and sound
wired and fully aligned, with full instruc-
tions to complete the wiring, TV kits com-
pletely unassembled with full instructions
for wiring. One, two and three tube kits,
aerial kits, microphones (carbon type), crys-
tal sets, crystal set kits, crystal detectors,
coils, transmitter kits, amplifier kits, radio
control kits.
Pilof Radio Corp.
3706-36 St., Long Island City 1, N. Y.
Phone: STillwell 4-5454
President Isador Goldberg
Vice-President J. N. Benjamin
Secretary-Treasurer I. W. Wyckoff
Sales Manager J. I. Benjamin
Purchasing Agent Paul Lefko
Chief Engineer Richard Shottenfeld
PRODUCTS: AM-FM table models and
phono combinations, portable radio receivers,
and TV receivers. AM-FM Timers Amplifiers,
Pre-Amplifiers.
Presi-o Recording Corp.
P. O. Box 500, Paramus, N. J.
Phone: Diamond 3-5700
President George J. Saliba
Secretary Morris M. Gruber
Treasurer A. Benjamin
Comptroller Ruth B. Sholes
Sales Manager Thomas B. Aldrich
Asst. Sales Mgr Austin B. Shules
PRODUCTS: Disc recording and tran-
scription equipment; tape recording and
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transcription equipment; recording ampli-
fiers; limiter amplifiers; blank recording
discs.
Polarad Electronics Corp.
100 Metropolitan Ave., Brooklyn 11, N. Y.
Phone: STagg 2-3464
President Dr. D. L. Jaffe
Chief Engineer P. H. Odessey
Chief Systems Engr Leo Gross
Production Manager Victor Gross
PRODUCTS: TV Studio & Test Equip-
ment, picture & waveform Monitor, Portable
Picture Monitor, TV Distribution Amplifier,
Dual and Single Regulated Power Unit,
Radio Cue System Wide Band Video Ampli-
fier, Color TV Studio & Test Equipment.
Radio Condenser Co.
Davis & Copewood Sts., Camden 3, N. J.
Phone: EMerson 5-5500
President R. E. Cramer
Exec. Vice-President W. W. Paul
Vice-President R. E. Cramer, Jr.
Sales Manager E. J. Penberthy
Chief Engineer J. S. Robb
PRODUCTS: VHF and UHF TV Tuning
Devices, Variable Air Condensers, Variable
Air Capacitors and Tuners for Government
and Special Communications Equipment.
Automotive push-button permeability Tun-
ing Units.
RCA Victor Division, Radio Corp. of
America
Front & Cooper Sts., Camden, N. J.
Phone: WOodlawn 3-8000
Vice-President Emanuel Sacks
V.P. and Gen. Mgr W. A. Buck
Oper. Vice-Pres C M. Odorizzi
V.P. Chg. of Consumer Prod J. B. Elliott
V.P. Chg. of Tech. Prods.. . .L. W. Teegarden
V.P., Chairman Bd., RCA Estate
Appl Corp R. A. Seidel
V.P. in Chg. Org. Develop E. M. Tuft
General Attorney S. E. Ewing
V.P. Chg. Home Department H. G. Baker
V.P., Dir. Reg. Operations. . .P. A. Barknieier
V.P. Chg. Tube Dept R. T. Orth
V.P. Chg. Eng. Prod. Dept W. W. Watts
V.P. Chg. Fin J. S. Carter
V.P. Chg. Materials V. deP. Goubeau
V.P. Chg. Eng D. F. Schmit
A. & R. Manager Ben Selvin
Dir. Plant Eng Frank Sleeter
Dir. Accounting D. L. Trouant
Dir. Personnel A. F. Walters
Dir. Consumer Prod. Distr J. M. Toney
Dir. of Tech. Prods H. V. Somerville
Dir. of Pub. Rel Julius Haber
Dir. of Cons. Prod. Advstg R. H. Coffin
V.P., Dir. Planning E. D. Foster
VJ>., Western Mgr H. R. Maap
Pres., RCA Service Co., Inc E. C. Cahill
Pres., RCA Victor Distributing
Corp W- M. Norton
EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
Pres., RT.A Estate Appliance
Corp Cecil M. Dunn
lien. Sales Mgr., Home Instrument
Departmeni R. W. Saxon
A(l>sli:. and Sales Prom. Mgr., Home
In>truinenl Dept J. M. Williams
(ien. Sale> and Mdse. Mgr.,
Koiord Department L. W. Kanaga
Adv>tg, and Sales Prom. Mgr.,
Record Department W. I. Alexander
Advslg. and Sales l^rom. Mgr., Engr.
Products Department John P. Taylor
Publicity Director H. D. Desfor
(;en. Sale> Mgr., Tube Dept L. S. Thees
Adv. and Sis. Prom. Mgr.,
Tube Department H. S. Stamm
PRODUCTS: Aircraft and airport commu-
nication systems, AM, FM, and television re-
cei\ers, AM, FM and television transmitting
equipment. Amateur radio equipment, An-
lenaplex. Antenna Systems, Aviation Radio
Equipment, Beverage and ampule inspection
machines. Broadcast station studio equip-
ment. Communications equipment. Custom
recordings. Direction finders. Electronic busi-
ness machines, Electronic components and
service parts. Electronic fire control appara-
tus. Electron microscopes. Electron tubes —
receiving, power, cathode-ray and special
types, Engineering services. Film, disc and
magnetic recording equipment. Gas and elec-
tric home kitchen ranges, Heatrola space
heaters. Home Air Conditioners, Industrial
electronic products, Industrial television
equipment. Inter-communication equipment.
Microphones, Microwave equipment. Mobile
radio communication equipment. Phono-
graph records (45, 33 1/3 and 78-rpm), Pub-
lic address and industrial sound equipment,
Radio batteries, Record players. Service
and maintenance on electronic equipment,
16-mm and 35-mm motion picture projectors
and theater equipment. Sonar apparatus,
.Sound-powerrd telephones. Test and measur-
ing equipment, Theater television equipment.
Tube part- and tube-making machinery, Vic-
trola Radio-Phonograph >,
Radio Engineering Laboratories,
Inc.
3640 37lh St., Long Island City 1, N. Y.
Phone: STillwell 6-2100
President C. R, Runyon, Jr.
V. P. & Mgr. of Sales Frank A. Gunther
.Secy. & Dir, of Purchases Joseph Behr
Chief Engineer Joseph Tennis
iJirertor of Hef-earch James R. Day
Comptroller James A. Cronin
I'RODL'CTS: Broadcast transmitter, FM,
2"jO watts to 50 kw; Antennas-FM, speech
input equipment, FM monitors, FM receivers,
IM htudio to transmitter link equipment,
custom built high quality audio equipment.
Quadribne Amplifiers, Serrafcoid modulators.
Ten watt I'M edurational transmitters.
Broadcast mobile transmitter link equip-
ment, point-to-point multiplex communica-
tions equipment, FM radio relay links, spe-
cial FM communications systems, FM store
receivers, FM bus receivers and radio music
receivers.
Rongertone, Inc.
73 Winthop St., Newark 4, N. J.
Phone: HUmboldt 5-2550
President R. H. Ranger
V.P. Charge Eng P. M. Brubaker
Secretary H. Gallina
Purchasing Agent A. C. Willms
PRODUCTS: Magnetic Tape Recorders:
for normal Broadcast; for TV Synchronized
Sound to Motion Picture Film. Thyratron
Inverters: for Controlled frequency Power,
and Magnetic Heads, Tape-to-Film editing
and transfer to sound film.
Raytheon Manufacturing Co.
100 River St., Waltham 54, Mass.
Phone: 5-5860
N. Y. Phone: WHitehall 3-4980
President Charles Adams
V.-Pr. in chg. Equip. Sales Capt. Hull
V.-P., Int'l Div R. Ellis
Adv. Manager Charles Olson
PRODUCTS: Tubes, TV microwave
relay equipment, communications, micro-
wave equipment.
Reeves Soundcraft Corp.
10 East 52nd St., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-2644
President Hazard E. Reeves
Vice-President-Sales Frank B. Rogers
Vice-Pres.-Production Homer Clapper
V.P. Springdale PI Edward Schmidt
V.P. AUentown PI Harry F. Scheirer
Advertising Manager. .. .Thomas J. Dempsey
PRODUCTS: Blank recording discs, mag-
netic recording tape, full width magnetic
recording film, striped magnetic film, styli.
Rek-0-Kut Company
38-01 Queens Blvd., Long Island City 1, N. Y.
Phone: STillwell 4-7062-3-4
President, Sales Manager George Silber
Plant Supt S. Simonson
Plant Supt Sidney Simonson
Export Dept Morhan Exporting Corp.
PRODUCTS: Instantaneous Recording
Equipment, Recording Turntables, Transcrip-
tion Turntables, Cutters, Amplifiers, Meiers.
Sentinel Radio Corp.
2100 Dempster St., Evanston, 111.
Phone: UNiversity 4-2400
President E. Alschular
Vice-President M. D. Block
Secretary R. S. Lawton
Production Manager. I. J. Jacobsen
Chief Engineer W. J. Schnell
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Purchasing Agent J. L. Jones
Director of Sales E. G. May
Sales Manager R. B. Parks
Export Manager H. A. Sillcox
PRODUCTS: Sentinel radio receiving sets
and table, console models, portable radios,
radio-phonograph combinations, table and
console models, FM-AM table console and
radio phonograph combinations, television
receivers of all types.
Sherron Electronics Co.
(Div. of Sherron Metallic Corp.)
1201 Flushing Ave., Brooklyn 6, N. Y.
Phone: HYacinth 7-2820
President P. H. Sherron
Vice-President J. W. Hunter
Senior Vice-President R. M. Stock
Director of TV Devel, Res. . .P. J. GoUhofer
Dir. of Purchases M. C. Turner
PRODUCTS: Amplitude modulated trans-
mitters, frequency modulated transmitters,
TV transmitters, modulators at all power
levels for above transmitters, control consoles
for radio stations, pulse generators, oscillo-
scopes, regulated power supplies, custom
built equipment designed and manufactured
to customers requirements.
Special Effects & Equipment, Inc.
418 W. 59th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-7828
President Roy Benjamin
Exec. Vice-President Robert Lawrence
Operations Vice-Pres Bob Paulson
Treasurer Philip Kornblum
PRODUCTS: Complete sales, engineering,
and consultation service on line of TV and
film production equipment. Beseler Arc,
Incandenscent and T-Vu-Graph Projectors,
Moving background projectors, RP screens
and frames, M. B. Paul Translucent Photo-
graphic Backgrounds, Slide and Film Li-
brary, Script Prompting Service, Optical Ef-
fects Kit, Special Effects Gimmicks.
Stancil-Hoffman Corporation
1016 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.
Phone: Hillside 7461
President William V. Stancil
Vice-President Robert Martin
Secretary-Treasurer Gary Granville
PRODUCTS: Magnetic recorder/reproduc-
er for Tape Model R4, magnetic recorder/
reproducer for film Model S5 16 mm. & 17.5
mm., magnetic recorder for tape-battery
operated portable — Model M5A (miniature),
magnetic recorder/reproducer — multi-chan-
nel for tape Model CRM-15, pre-amplifier/
mixer — 4 channel Model AM3, tuning fork
controlled power supply — 425 watts output
Model VIA.
EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
Standard Radio Transcription
Services, Inc.
140 North LaBrea, Hollywood 36, Calif.
President Gerald King
Vice-President Milton M. Blink
Sales Mgr Gus Hagenah
Business Mgr. & Counsel. . .Lewis TeeGarden
PRODUCTS: Standard radio transcription
library service. Standard super sound eflecls,
Mood music library.
Stewart-Warner Electric
Div. of Stewart-Warner Corp.
1300 N. Kostner Ave., Chicago 51, 111.
Phone: ALbany 2-1000
President J. S. Knowlson
General Manager E. G. Fossum
Gen. Sales Mgr E. L. Taylor
Comm. Sales Mgr J. R. Howland
Service Mgr R. W. Felber
Chief Engineer S. C. Kolanowski
Credit Manager A. W. Grossklags
Publicity Mgr C. W. Grange
Export Mgr J. E. Burke
Purchasing Agent G. Blackberg
Industrial Relations Mgr W. W. Miller
Traffic Manager R. C. Stockton
PRODUCTS: RADIOS: AM, Short-Wave,
AM-FM Console, Table, Console Combina-
tions, Table Combinations, Portables; Civil
and Military Electronic Devices; Miniatur-
ized Electronic Equipment; Citizens Radio
Transceivers. TV: Table, Console, Console
Combinations.
Stromberg-Carlson Co.
100 Carlson Rd., Rochester 3, N. Y.
Phone: CUlver 0260
President Robert C. Tail
Vice-Pres Gordon G. Hoit
V.P. & Gen. Mgr.
Broadcasting Div William Fay
V.P. Gov't Contracts Sidney R. Curtis
Gen. Mgr. Tele. Div Arthur F. Gibson
Secretary Edwin C. Roworth
Treasurer Wilbur W. Hetzel
Controller D. G. Schuman
Mgr. Industrial Relations. .. .George E. Eyer
Mgr., Sound Equip. Div A. G. Schifino
Gen. Mgr.-Radio-TV CliflFord J. Hunt
Mgr. Adv. & Public Rel. .Stanley H. Manson
PRODUCTS: TV Table Models, TV Con-
soles, TV Combinations with AM, FM, and
3-speed record changer, Hi-Fi Amplifiers,
Tuners, Cabinets; Electronic Carillon Equip-
ment. Intercommunicating Systems, Tele-
phones, and Switchboard Equipment.
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.
1740 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: JUdson 6-2424
Chairman of Board Max F. Balcom
President D. G. Mitchell
Vice-President E. Finley Carter
Vice-President R. H. Bishop
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EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
Exec. Vitt-Prosiilenl H. Ward Ziminer
V.P. Charge of Sales B. K. Wickstrum
Gen. Sale;* Mgr.. Radio Div H. P. Gilpin
Dir. of Advertising T. P. Cunningham
PROnrCTS: Television Picture Tubes,
Radio and Television Receiving Tubes, Ger-
maniuni Diodes, Radio and Television Test-
ing Kquipinent, Radio and Television Re-
cei\ers, Tube Parts, Tungsten and Chemical
Products.
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.
13-20 34th St.. Long Island City 1, N. Y.
Phone: STillwell 4-1160
Plant Manager E. L. Nunz
Works Manager Henry M. Randall
Chief Engineer Milton King
Credit Manager J. Klees
Purchasing Agent Jack Blau
Service Manager Andrew Ruge
PRODUCTS: Laminated Bakelite Tube
Sockets, Laminated Terminal Boards, Air-
loop Assembles, Wired Assembles, Tube
Contacts, Component Parts for Molded As-
semblies.
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.
Radio & Television Division
254 Rano St., Buffalo 7, N. Y.
Phone: Victoria 2450
General Manager J. K. McDonough
General Mfg. Manager H. E. Riordon
Gen. Sales Mgr B. O. Holsinger
Chief Engineer N. L. Harvey
Div. Controller E. J. Vigneron
Div. Personnel Manager H. S. Hagen
Asst. Sales Manager A. A. Currie
Adv. & Prom. Mgr William Stroben
Sales Mgr. — Auto Sales C. H. Symington
(Detroit)
PRODUCTS: Sylvania Radio Receivers
fAM & FM) Sylvania "Movie-Clear" Tele-
vision Receivers.
Television Associates, Inc.
E. Michigan St., Michigan City, Ind.
Phone: 7-7207
Pres. & Gen. Mgr W. C. Eddy
AsBt. Gen, Mgr J. L. Lahey
Secretary Margaret Dumal
r*RODUCTS: Studio lighting equipment:
Ceiling mounted incandescents, and fluores-
cents; dolly mounted fluorescents; control
fixtureB for mounting spotlights; light panel
rontrol equijiment and switch panels. Micro-
wave relay equipment: Reflectors and mount-
ing Hupportfi; parapet clamps; metal tripods.
Studio equipment: Camera Dollies, tripods,
hi-hats and lo-hats for camera mounting,
rable clamps. Projection Room accessories:
Continuous reel magazines, rewind mandrels,
and fttorage racks for continuous reel film
loopt-. ; kaleidoscope projectors; specialized
film loops for continuous reel use.
Television Equipment Corp.
238 William St., New York 38, N. Y.
Phone: BEekman 3-6750
President John B. Milliken
Vice-President Robert Sandbach
Secretary-Treasurer Peter H. Milliken
Chief Engineer David R. Greenberg
Purchasing Agent Timothy Murphy
Sales Manager Lee Baker
PRODUCTS: TV Cameras, TV accessories,
oscilloscopes, special purpose electronic
equipment specifically test equipment.
Transmitter Equipment Mfg.
Co., inc.
345 Hudson St., New York 14, N. Y.
Phone: WAtkins 4-1550
Pres,, Treas Morton B. Kahn
Secretary F. C. Botscheller
PRODUCTS: Broadcast Station Equip-
ment, AM and FM, Studio Amplifying Con-
soles, Radio Communication Transmittor»,
both AM and FM, Air, Ground Communica-
tion Equipment, AM and FM, Electronic
Computors, Radar Equipment, Guided Mis-
sile Controls, etc.
U. S. Recording Company
1121 Vermont Ave., N.W. Washington 5, D. C.
Phone: Lincoln 3-2705
General Manager Joseph Tail
Chief Engineer Henry P. Meisinger
Sales Manager Eugene Rosen
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, Mcintosh,
Presto equipment, microphones and loud-
speakers. Specializing in engineering manu-
facturing and essmbling custom equipment
for radio Broadcast stations. Complete Studio
and Technical plant for Sound Recording —
both tape and disc. Also complete facilities
to produce TV films.
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
2519 Wilkens Ave., Baltimore 3, Md.
Phone: Edmundson 2300
President G. A. Price
V.P. (Cons. Prods.) J. M. McKibbin
Television-Radio Division
1354 Susquehanna Ave., Sunbury, Pa.
Phone: 2520
Manager F. M. Sloan
Asst. Mgr A. G. Rogers
Asst. to Mgr .L. J. Fitzpatrick
Chief Engineer G. C. Larson
Purchasing Agent J. R. Todd
Sales Manager J. F. Walsh
Adv. & Sales Prom. Mgr Earl L. Hadley
Service Manager A. H. Kuttruff
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EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
PRODUCTS — Receivers: Battery — Con-
sole, Table, Personal, Portable; Radio —
AM Midget AM Table, AM Console, AM
Portable AC-DC, AM Portable Wet Cell, AM
Console with Phonograph, AM Console with
Phonograph and Recorder, FM Table, FM
Console, FM Console with Phonograph, FM
Console with Phonograph and Recorder,
AM-FM Table, AM-FM Console, AM-FM Con-
sole with Phonograph, AM-FM Console with
Phonograph and Recorder; Television —
Table, Console, AM Table, AM-FM Console
with Phonograph, AM-FM Console with
Phonograph and Recorder, Record Players.
Tubes: Industrial, Transmitting and Special
Purpose, X-Ray, Receiving, Cathode Ray.
Communications Equipment: Aviation, In-
dustrial, Marine, Public Utility, Railroad,
Trucks and Busses. Transmitters: AM, FM.
Shortwave, VHF, UHF, Microwave, Relay,
Facsimile. RADAR: Marine, Land.
Weston Electrical Instrument Corp.
614 Frelinghuysen Avenue, Newark 5, N. J.
Phone: Bigelow 3-4700 ;WOrth 4-3510 in N.Y.
President Earl R. Mellen
Exec. Vice-Pres Ross Nichols
V.P. & Plant Mgr A. H. Lamb
Chief Engineer F. X. Lamb
Controller & Sec F. Gerald Hawthorne
Director of Sales Philip Barnes
Advertising Manager Chas. B. Denton
Purchasing Agent A. L. Morrison
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: GReal Neck 2-7806
President Harold A. Wheeler
PRODUCTS: Consulting services and lab-
oratory facilities for special problems in the
field of radio and electronics, — ^microwave
waveguide components on special order.
Zenith Radio Corp.
6001 W. Dickens Ave., Chicago 39, 111.
Phone: Berkshire 7-7500
N. Y. Phone: LOngacre 4-6600
Pres. and Gen. Mgr E. F, McDonald, Jr.
Exec. V-P Hugh Robertson
V-P and Dir. of Sales H. C. Bonfig
V-P in Chg. of Eng G. E. Gustafson
V-P in Chg. of Prod Donald MacGregor
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 in Chg. of Household Receiver
Sales Leonard C. Truesdell
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
Adv. Mgr D. H. Grigsby
Public Relations Director Ted Leitzell
PRODUCTS: Table model radios, table
radio-phonographs, portable radios, clock
radios, console radio-phonographs, table tele-
vision receivers, console television receivers,
console television-radio-phonograph combina-
tions.
FOR
TELEVISION
SERVICE
FIRMS
see
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1243
RADIO'TELEVISION
Officers atid Executive Personnel — 1932-1953
777 14th Street, ]\.W., Washington 5, D. €«
il^i
Prc^sicloiit and Chairman,
Board of Directors
A. D. Plamondon, Jr., Indiana Steel
Products Co., Valparaiso, Ind.
Exee. V.P. and Secretary
James D. Secrest, 777 14th Street, N.W.,
Washing-ton 5, D. C.
Treasurer
Leslie F. Muter, The Muter Company,
Chicago 5, Illinois.
General Counsel
Glen McDaniel, 63 Wall St., New York
5, X. Y.
Vice-Presidents
(Set Division)
John W. Craig, Crosley Division, Avco
Mfg. Corp., Cincinnati 25, Ohio
(Tube Division)
R. E. Carlson, Tung-Sol Electric Inc.,
Newark 4, New Jersey.
(Pcols Division)
R. G. Zender, Lenz Electric Mfg. Co.,
Chicago 47, 111.
(Techniccd Products Division)
H. J. Hoffman, Machlett Labs., Inc.,
Springdale, Conn.
(Amplifier & Sound Division)
Arie Liberman, Talk-A-Phone Company,
Chicago 23, Illinois.
RTMA Headquarters Staff
Asst. to Exec. V.P.
Peter H. Cousins
Editoricd Director
Tyler Nour.so
Service Co-Ordinator
Albert Coumorit
Director of Statistics
William V. E. Long
Office Manager
Anna M. Chase
RTMA BOARD OF
Dir€K*tors
Term Expiring 1953
Robert S. Alexander, Wells-Gardner &
Co., Chicago 39, Illinois.
A. AlHchuler, Sentinel Radio Corporation,
Evanston, Illinois.
W. R. G. Baker, Director of Engineering,
General Electric Co., Syracuse, N. Y.
Robert S. Bell, Packard-Bell Company,
Los Angeles 64, California.
R. E. Carlson, Tung-Sol Electric Inc.,
Newark 4, New Jersey.
B. W. Cooper, Delco Radio Div., Kokomo,
Ind.
Sidney Harmon, Harmon-Kardon, Inc.,
New York, N. Y.
H. J. Hoffman, Machlett Laboratories,
Inc., Springdale, Connecticut.
H. L. Hoffman, Hoffman Radio Corpora-
tion, Los Angeles 7, California.
Arie Liberman, Talk-A-Phone Co., Chi-
cago 2^, 111.
H. C. Mattes, Belmont Radio Corpora-
tion, Chicago 39, Illinois.
Leslie F. Muter, Treasurer, Muter Co.,
Chicago, 111.
Raymond S. Perry, Federal Telephone
and Radio Corp., Clifton, New Jersey.
Ray F. Sparrow, P. R. Mallory & Co.,
Inc., Indianapolis 6, Indiana.
Robert C. Sprague, Sprague Electric
Company, North Adams, Mass.
Robert C. Tait, Stromberg-Carlson Com-
pany, Rochester 3, New York.
Raymond G. Zender, Lenz Electric Manu-
facturing Co., Chicago 47, Illinois.
Term Expiring 1954
Benjamin Abrams, Emerson Radio &
Phonograph Corp., New York 11, New
York.
Max F. Balcom, Sylvania Electric Prod-
ucts Inc., Emporium, Pennsylvania.
W. J. Barkley, Collins Radio Company,
New York 18, New York.
H. C. Bonfig, Zenith Radio Corporation,
Chicago 39, Illinois.
Herbert W. Clough, Belden Manufactur-
ing Company, Chicago 44, Illinois.
John W. Craig, Crosley Division, Avco
Mfg. Corp., Cincinnati 25, Ohio.
E. G. Fos'sum, Stewart- Warner Electric
Division, Chicago 51, Illinois.
E. K. Foster, Bendix Radio Div., Balti-
more 4, Md.
Harlan B. Foulke, Arvin Industries, Inc.,
Columbus, Indiana.
G. Richard Fryling, i^rie Resistor Corpo-
ration, Erie, Pennsylvania.
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RADIO-TELEVISION MANUFACTURERS ASSN.
J. J. Kahn, Standard Transformer Cor-
poration, Chicago 18, Illinois.
F. R. Lack, Western Electric Company,
Inc., New York 5, New York.
W. A. MacDonald, Hazeltine Electronics
Corporation, Little Neck, Long Island,
New York.
A. D. Plamondon, Jr., The Indiana Steel
Products Company, Chicago 2, Illinois.
Term Expiring 1955
Lloyd H. Coffin, Hytron Radio & Elec-
tronics Co., Danvers, Massachusetts.
Allen B. DuMont, Allen B. DuMont Lab-
oratories, Inc., Clifton, New Jersey.
Harry A. Ehle, International Resistance
Company, Philadelphia 8, Pennsyl-
vania.
J. B. Elliott, RCA Victor Division of
RCA, Camden, New Jersey.
Frank Freimann, The Magnavox Com-
pany, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Paul V. Galvin, Motorola Inc., Chicago
51, Illinois.
Frank W. Godsey, Jr., Westinghouse
Electric Corporation, Baltimore 3,
Maryland.
W. J. Halligan, The Hallicrafters Co.,
Chicago 24, Illinois.
Larry F. Hardy, Philco Corporation,
Philadelphia 34, Pennsylvania.
D. S. W. Kelly, Allen-Bradley Company,
Milwaukee 4, Wisconsin.
Matt Little, Quam-Nichols Company,
Chicago 16, Illinois.
Sam Norris, Amperex Electronic Corpo-
ration, Brooklyn 1, New York.
W. S. Parsons, Centralab, Div. Globe-
Union Inc., Milwaukee 1, Wisconsin.
RTM A MVISION
aRGAlVIZATIOJV
Set Division
John W. Craig, Chairman.
Tube Division
R. E. Carlson, Chairman.
Peter H. Cousins, Staff Assistant.
Parts Division
Matt Little, Chairman.
Albert Coumont, Staff Assistant.
Technical Products Division
Carlyle W. Miller, Chairman.
Peter H. Cousins, Staff Assistant.
Amplifier & Sound Equipment
Division
A. K. Ward, Chairman.
Floyd W. Bell, Vice Chairman.
Credit Committee
Chairman: H. A. Pope, National Union
Radio Corp.
Export Committee
W. M. Adams, Sprague Electric Co.
Finance Committee
Chairman: Leslie F. Muter, The Muter
Company.
FM Policy Committee
Chairman: John W. Craig, Crosley Di-
vision, Avco Mfg. Corp.
Industrial Relations Committee
Chairman: Leslie E. Woods, Raytheon
Manufacturing Company.
Industry Statistics Committee
Chairman : Frank W. Mansfield, Sylvania
Electric Products, Inc.
Legal Committee
Chairman: Glen McDaniel, RTMA Gen-
eral Counsel.
Membership Committee
Chairman: J. J. Kahn, Standard Trans-
former Corporation.
Promotion Committee
Chairman: J. J. Kahn, Standard Trans-
former Corporation.
Sales Managers Committee
(Set Division)
Chairman: J. F. Walsh, Westinghouse
Electric Corp.
School Equipment Committee
Chairman: Fred D. Wilson, DuKane,
Corporation.
Service Committee
Chairman: Ray J. Yeranko, The Magna-
vox Company.
Small Business Committee
(Special)
Chairman: A. D. Plamondon, Jr., The
Indiana Steel Products Company.
Sports Broadcasting Committee
(Set Division)
Chairman: J. B. Elliott, RCA Victor
Division.
Tax Committee
Chairman: A. M. Freedman, RCA Victor
Division.
Television Committee
Chairman: W. R. G. Baker, General
Electric Company.
Trade Practice Conference Committee
(Special)
Chairman: Benjamin Abrams, Emerson
Radio & Phonograph Corp.
Traffic Committee
Chairman: John B. Swan, Jr., Philco
Corporation.
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• • •
RADIO-TELEVISION MANUFACTURERS ASSN.
• • •
JOINT ELECTROOTCS
I!¥DIISTRY COHOnTTEE
of RTMA and NSIA
(JEI€)
Co-Chairman
Fred R. Lack, Western Electric Company,
Inc., New York 5, New York.
Co-Chairnian
Robert C. Tait, Stromberg-Carlson Com-
pany, Rochester 3, New York.
Counsel
Sullivan, Bernard, Shea & Kenny, 1200
18th Street, N.W., Washin^on 6, D. C.
Secretary
H. G. Beauregard, 1200 18th Street, N.W.,
Washington 6, D. C.
Treasurer
J. K. Richards, National Security Indus-
trial Assn., New York 38, N. Y.
JOINT TECHNICAL
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
of RTMA and IRE
(JTAC)
Dr. Ralph Brown, Chairman, Bell Tele-
phone Labs., Murray Hill, N. J.
Donald G. Fink, Philco Corporation,
Philadelphia 34, Pa.
John V. L. Hogan, Hogan Laboratories,
Inc., 155 Perry Street, New York 14,
New York.
Philip F. Siling, RCA Frequency Bureau,
1625 K Street, N.W., Washington 6,
D. C.
Lloyd V. Berkner, President, Associated
Universities, Inc., New York, N. Y.
Dorman D. Israel, Emerson Radio &
Phonograph Corp., New York, N. Y.
Ira J. Kaar, General Electric Co., Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
A. V. Loughren, Hazeltine Electronics
Corporation, 58-25 Little Neck Park-
way, Little Neck, Long Island, N. Y.
L, G. Gumming, Secretary (Non-Mem-
ber), Institute of Radio Engineers,
1 East 79th Street, New York 21, N. Y.
RTMA ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT
1952-1953
Dr. W. R. G. Baker, Director, General
Electric Company, Electronics Park,
Syracuse, New York. (Syracuse 76-
4411), (Schenectady 4-2211).
David B. Smith, Vice-Director, Philco
Corporation, Philadelphia 34, Pennsyl-
vania. (NEbraska 4-5100).
Virgil M. Graham, Associate Director,
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., 40-22
Lawrence Street, Flushing, New York.
(FLushing 8-1600), (JUdson 6-2424).
Ralph R. Batcher, Chief Engineer,
RTMA Engineering Office, New York
17, N. Y.
General Standards
Committee
Dorman D. Israel, Chairman, Emerson
Radio & Phonograph Corp., New York
11, New York.
Observer: R. A. Hackbusch, RTMA of
Canada
JOINT ELECTRON TURE
ENGINEERING COUNCIIi
of
RTMA and NEMA
Directors (JTCd)
W. R. G. Baker, General Electric Com-
pany, Syracuse 1, New York.
H. J. Hoffman, Machlett Laboratories,
Inc., Springdale, Connecticut.
Council (JTCc)
Virgil M. Graham, Chairman, Sylvania
Electric Products, Inc., Flushing, New
York.
V. L. Ronci, Bell Telephone Laboratories,
Allentown, Pennsylvania.
K. C. DeWalt, General Electric Co., Sche-
nectady, N. Y.
J. A. McCullough, Eitel-McCullough, Inc.,
San Bruno, Cal.
D. D. Knowles, Westinghouse Electric
Corporation, Bloomfield, New Jersey.
G. R. Shaw, RCA Victor Division of
RCA, Harrison, New Jersey.
A. K. Wright, Tung-Sol Electric Inc.,
Bloomfield, New Jersey.
NATIONAL TELEVISION
SYSTEM COMMITTEE
(NTSC)
Chairman
Dr. W. R. G. Baker, General Electric
Company, Syracuse, New York.
Vice-chairman
David B. Smith, Philco Corporation,
Philadelphia 34, Pennsylvania
Secretary
Mrs. Martha Kinzie, General Electric
Company, Syracuse, New York.
Vice-chairman
A. V. Loughren, Hazeltine Electronics
Corp., Little Neck, Long Island, N. Y.
Vice-chairman
E. W. Engstrom, RCA Laboratories Di-
vision, Princeton, New Jersey.
1246
VOICE OF AMERICA IN 1952
"Campaign Of Truth" Gains Over "The Big Lie"
By ALFRED H. MORTON. Director Int'l Broadcasting Service.
International Information Administration, Department of State
TtiE year 1952, which marked a
decade since the Voice of
America first began to broadcast
the American story abroad,
brought substantial evidence that
the "Campaign of Truth" was
gaining the initiative over the
Big Lie of communism. Intensive
Soviet jamming continued to
demonstrate that the Commu-
nists regard the Voice of Amer-
ica as a potent threat to their
designs. Their jamming network,
which employs about 1,000 trans-
mitters and many badly needed techni-
cians, is estimated to cost the Soviet Gov-
ernment more than the U. S. spends for
its entire international broadcasting pro-
gram. But the Voice's message continued
to get through to Russian listeners. lAnd
research based on interviews with thou-
sands of persons recently escaped from
the Communist orbit indicated that about
60% to 80% of radio listeners in the
satellite states hear Voice of America
broadcasts — and that an important an-
nouncement will spread through the en-
tire population in a matter of hours toy
well-developed grapevines.
•
The Voice's latest answer to jamming
is the U.S.C.G. Cutter Courier, a sea-going
relay station, equipped with one 150,000-
watt medium- wave and two 35,000-watt
shortwave transmitters, which broadcasts
from a vantage point just outside the Iron
Curtain. Other more powerful transmit-
ters now under construction in the U. S.
and abroad will further assist in pene-
trating Stalin's electronic curtain when
they are added to the Voice's present
globe-girdling net of about 75 transmit-
ters.
•
The Voice's sharpened attack on the
Communist record and ideology has forced
the Conmiunist press and radio to defend
itself more frequently than ever before.
Studies of Soviet and satellite propaganda
show that the Communists felt called
upon to answer — ^and thus advertise — ^the
Voice of America no less than 1,000 times
between July, 1951, and June, 1952. On
one occasion Pravda devoted two-thirds
of an entire issue to answering Voice
broadcasts which blamed the Soviet Union
for the Katyn massacre.
The Voice conducted an all-
out campaign to tell the world
that thousands of North Korean
and Chinese war prisoners in
UN compounds who refused re-
patriation had given the lie to
communism's claim that it has
created a 'Vorkers' paradise"
behind the Iron Curtain. In an-
other hard hitting campaign, the
Voice exposed the scientific ab-
surdity of the Reds' accusation
that the UN Command used bac-
teriological warfare in Korea,
and revealed that Stalin himself had origi-
nated this particular lie to spread terror
among Russian peasants as long ago as
1933.
•
To free world audiences, the Voice
stressed the firm march toward unity sym-
bolized by NATO, the signing of a peace
agreement with West Germany and the
European Defense Community treaty, and
the initial steps taken toward the imple-
mentation of the Schuman Plan. It con-
tinued to present a positive picture of
the United States with the aid of promot-
ing greater world-wide understanding of
American life, culture, and politics and
their relations to U. S. international policy.
The Presidential election and the cam-
paigns preceding it, provided a particu-
larly vivid demonstration of American
democracy in Action.
Audience surveys, conducted by inde-
pendent research agencies, showed the
Voice getting a large and highly inter-
ested audience in Europe.
•
In addition to its broadcasts in 46 lang-
uages totalling about 350,000 words a day
from New York, the Voice of America ex-
panded its Munich broadcasting operation
which now originates programs in Polish,
Russian, Estonian, Lithuanian, Hungarian
and Bulgarian.
The Voice also continued its service to
commercial and government broadcasters
abroad. Many Voice of America broadcasts
were relayed by local stations in the free
world, and VOA transcribed programs
were used regularly by 234 stations in
Latin America; in Western Europe, 71; 40
in the Far East, and 31 in the Near East.
In addition, the Voice of America fur-
nished scripts and other raw materials
for use in producing programs in the field.
1247
Millions "Attend" Eisenhower Inaugural
This scene, which could be duplicated in many educational institutions throughout the land,
fhous students of New York's Public School No. 9 gathered to view the Inauguration on a
T\' set furnished by the Citizenship Education Project of Teachers College, Columbia
University, in co-operation with CBS-TV.
Here's the print of an unretouched "off-the-tube" photograph of Dwight D. Eisenhower
being sworn in as President of the United States. The picture was taken in the television
studio of the American Broadcasting Company in New York.
Cameramen of NBC 'TV moved about Washington on Inauguration Day in a mobile TV
transmitter mounted in a converted Cadillac. They telecast the Inaugural Parade and other
scenei, which assured on-the-spot cove age of the history-making event.
1248
The nation^s radio and TV broadcasters in response to
questionnaires sent out hy RadiO'Television Daily eott-
trihuted the accompanying list of editors.
ALABAMA
Binning-ham News: L-ily May Caldwell
Florence Times: Louis Eckl
Ft. Payne Journal: E. 0. Davidson
Huntsville Times: Jack Langliorne
Lee Count5' Bulletin (Auburn) : Meil O. Davis
Opelika Daily News: Wink Blackbiim
Post Herald (Birmingham) : Fred Woodress
Selma Times Journal: Ed Fields
Sylacauga Advance : Chris Kramer
Times New-Era (Fort Payne) : J. A. Downer
Union Banner (Clanton) : Bob Taber
ARIZONA
Arizona Daily Sun (Flagstaff) : Piatt Cline
Arizona Daily Star (Tucson) : Dorothy Kalil
Arizona Republic (Phoenix) : Ralph Mahoney
Copper Era (Clifton) : Al Fenn
Graham County Guardial (Safford) : Earl Hunt
Phoenix Gazette: Bobby Johnston
Phoenix Sun: Doc Wright
Pi-escott Courier: Mai Hernandez
Tuscon Daily Citizen: Norman Harrington
Yuma County Farmer: Merl Simpkins
Yuma Daily Sun: Jones Osborne
ARKANSAS
Arkansas Democrat (Little Rock) : Dorothy Me-
nard
Arkansas Gazette (Little Rock) : John Fleming
Daily Press (Paragould) : Mary Moore
Harrison Daily Times: John Newman
KLRA (Little Rock) : Carroll McGaughey
North Little Rock Times: John Prusinski, Jr.
CALIFORNIA
Advocate News (Ft. Brag-g-) : Nell Virginia Kleck-
ner
Appeal Democrat (Marysville) : BUI Monohan
Bakersfield Calif ornian: Murray Arnold
Bakersfield Calif ornian: Walt Little
Brawley News: Ray Barnes
Chioo Enterprise-Record: Bill Lee
Citizen News (Hollywood) : Zuma Palmer
Coalinga Record: George Edwards
Daily News (Los Angeles) : Paul Price
Evening Tribune (San Diego): Dave Mclntyre
Fullerton News-Tribune: Ed Elfstrom
Hanford Sentinel & Journal: Julius Jacobs
Imperial Valley Weekly (El Centro) : George
Brown
Long Beach Press-Telegram: Kmg Charles
Los Angeles Examiner: Jack Lait, Jr.
Los Angeles Herald-Express: Owen Callin
L. A. Times (Los Angeles) : W'alter Ames
Mirror (Los Angeles) : Hal Humphrey
Morning Union (San Diego): Don Freeman
Oakland Tribune: James Abbe
Oroville Mercury-Register: Charles Randolph
Press Democrat (Santa Rosa): Chuck Carson
Redwood Journal-Press Dispatch (Ukiah) : John
Oliveira
Register ( Napa) : Sam Shippey ^,_ . .
San Francisco Chronicle: Terrance O'Flaherty
San Francisco Examiner: Dwight Newton
San Francisco News: Dorothy Beck
San Jose Mercury: Frank Freeman
San Jose Mercury & News: Roberta Fruits
San Mateo Times: Bob Foster
Santa Ana Independent: Hank Givens
Santa Ana Register: Pete Cooey _
Santa Barbara News Press: Patricia Dayton
Sentinel News (Santa Cruz): Gordon Smclaw
Shopping News (San Francisco): Tom Foster
Telegram-Tribune (San Luis Obispo): Elliott
Curry
Telegram-Tribune (San Luis Obispo): John
Nettleship
Telegram-Tribune (San Luis Obispo) : Robert W.
Goodell
Times-Herald (Vallejo) : Wynian Kiley
Valley Times: (North Hollywood) : Allan Kich
COLORADO
Arkansas Valley Journal (La Junta) : Bob Thomp-
son
Cervi's Journal (Denver) : Gene Cervi
Chieftain (Pueblo) : Howard Miller
Coloradoan (Ft. Collins) : Dave Watrous
Denver Monitor: Carson Harris
Denver Post: Ken White
Lamar Daily News: Claire Behan
Lamar Daily News: Fred M. Betz, Jr.
Morgan County Herald (Fort Morgan) : Helen
Cudworth
Morning Light (Trinidad) : John O'Connor
Post (Denver) : Ken White
Rocky Mountain News (Denver) : Earl Wenner-
gren
Star-Journal (Pueblo) : Ralph Taylor
TV & Radio Weekly -The Monitor (Denver) : Car-
son HaiTis
CONNECTICUT
Danbury News-Times: Steve Collins
Danbury News-Times: Frank Stevens
Hartford Courant : M. Oakley Stafford
Hartford Courant: Robt. Stansfield
Hartford Times: L. A. Young
Naugatuck News: Joseph Donahue
Norwich Bulletin: James V. Pedace
Post-Telegram (Bridgeport): Fred Russell
Stamford Advocate: Bill Brown
Sunday Herald (Bridgeport): Leo Miller
Sunday Herald (Bridgeport): Chris Wall
Torrington Register: Walter Gisselbrecht
Waterbury American: E. Christy Erk
DELAWARE
Morning News (Wilmington) : Florence E. Kask
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Evening Star: Harrj- McArthur
Times Herald: Bernie Harrison
Washington Evening Star: Harry McArthur
Washington Post: Sonia Stein
Washington Times-Herald: Bernie Harrison
FLORIDA
Belle Glade Herald: Mary Winne
Clearwater Sun: James Beardsley
DeLand Sun-News: Morgan Welch
Ft. Lauderdale Daily News: Oreille Kevelle
Florida Sun (Miami Beach): Diana Burkett
Florida Times Union (Jacksonville) : Judge May
Gainesville Sun: Jim Camp
Jacksonville Journal: Miss Beavers
Jacksonville Journal: George Mason
Journal (Sarasota): Phil Harris
Miami Daily News: Louise Leyden
Miami Herald: Marion Aitchison
Miami Herald: Ja«k Bell
Miami Times: Garth R«eve»
Morning Tribune (Tampa) : Phil Barney
News (Lake Wales) : Owen Brice
News Herald (Panama City) : Toni Veverki.
News-Journal (Pensacola) : Marion Gaine»
1249
RADIO-TV EDITORS
Ocean Ik\*ch Reporter iJaoksonvillo Hf;u'hi : J«-
neen K«<«
Orlaiulo DjuUv: Kdie (iroeii
Orliuidu l);ulj- Ne\vsv>ai)ors, Iiic. : Hanle.v roRiir
OrhuiUo Post; Bill Albright
Pt'iisaiiUa News-Jounial: l>oii HoRnn
Rniera Tiinoti (CoriU Gables) : Al Ilaruin
Sarasot.'i Brtt'zt'; Bill Coe
Sentuu'l (Orlando!: Kdw (ireeiie
Si. IVtt'ivburjr liulepeiuient : Ilowurd Hartley
Si. Pete liuk'pt'iKk'iil (St. Petersburg): Wyiin
I'pchurch
Tampa Daily Times: K. B. Wilson
Tanu>:i Tribune: Phil Barney
Times (Tampa) : P»tsy Adams
Times (Tampa) : Hampton Dpunn
Times (St. Petersburg): Jack Faulkner
GEORGIA
.\lbany Herald: James H. (iray
Albany Herald: James Robinson
Atlanta Constitution: Paul Jones
Atlanta Daily World: Marion E. Jackson
.\tlanta Journal: Kay Shockley
Aug^usta Chroniele: Louis Harriss
Augrusta Herald: John Banies
Aueusta Herald: Henry Wright
Bartow Herald (Cartersville) : Kenneth Hogg-
Chronicle (Augusta) : Mary Carter Winters
Columbus Xied&er-Inyuirer: Robert Brown
Enquirer (Columbus) : W. C. Tucker
Evening Press (Savannah): John Sutlive
Herald (Augusta) : Nancy Swain
Hogansville Herald: Don Downs
I>aGrange News: Jim Wood
Marietta Daily Journal: Bill Kinney
McDuffie Progress (Thomson) : Frank Hash
Morning News (Savannah) : Frank Rossiter
News & Citizen (Dalton) : Mark Pace
North Georgia Herald (Toeeoa): George Hitt
Record (Tocooa) : Robert Graves
Rome News Tribune: Edward I. Bernd
Times (Thomaslon) : Shed Carswell
Valley Daily Times News (West Point) : John
McCone
Wayerose Journal-Herald: Dorothy Smith
IDAHO
Daily Idahoian (Moscow) : Louis Boaz
Evening News ( Kellogg j : Wendell Brainard
Herald Bulletin (Burleyj: Frank Burke
Idaho State Journal (Pooatello): Clayton Darrah
News-Tribune (Calwwell) : Don Pederson
Statesman (Boise): Bill Wheeler
Walla^.-e Pr*-Hs Time*?: Rollle Bruning
ILLINOIS
Argus (Rock Island; : Charh's Sanders
Aurora B*-aoon Ncwh : John Corkey
Commercial News (Danvillej: Carole Murray
Courier News (Elgin) : C. Raymond Long
Daily Mail (Olney) : Vincent Van Cleve
Daily News (Rf>binhon) Kent Lewis
Daily News (ChJc;igo) : Jack Mabley
Daily R*,'gihtcr (Harrisburg) : Lucille Bare
Daily R^rgiKter ( Harrit-burg) : John Curtis Small
DlMpateh (Molino: .Muriel Stevens
GillcHpie News: Elizabeth .McCormick
Herald- American (Chi'iniio) : Janet Kern
Journal (Peoria): Mllo M. Shepherdson
Journal 'Springfield): Larry Shroyer
Joumal-lMblic (Clinton): Ralph Karr
Life Publications (Cicero) : Oro Lifka
Montgomery News (HilJHhKjro): Itob Bliss
Morning Star (Rockford): Betty L. Thro
Star (Peoria) : Theo Jean Ahrends
Star (Rr>/.kford) : John Sholer
Stat*; Journal (Springfield): Winterrose
Slate R^igiKt/^r (Springfield): Cooi>err
Sun-Timew (Chicago*: Bill Irwin
Times (Pekin): Marie Lewis
Tnhiint: < Chicago) ; Ijtrry Wolfers
INDIANA
< EvansviUe) : Jim Palmer
Jooraal-Courier (Laiayette) : Bonnie Rising
Journal-Gazette (Fort Wsiyne) : Jean Mack
News (Indianapolis) : Georgia Glanakos
News-Examiner (Connersville) : A. B. Neal
News-Sentinel (Fort Wayne) : Wallace Waterfall
Press (Evansville) : Sandy Stimson
Press (Evansville) : Marjorie Waller
Press (Muneie) : Leon Parkinson
Star (Indianapolis) : Polly Cochran
Star (Muneie) : Jack Faris
Star (Indianapolis): Barbara Wolf
Times (Frankfort) : Russ Leonard
Times (Indianapolis) : Kathleen Cvengros
Tribune (New Albany) : Wally Criswell
Tribune (Kokomo) : Dow Richardson
WGBF (Evansville) : John Polly
IOWA
Daily Freeman-Journal (Webster City) : C. V.
Warren
Ellis County Farmer (Hays) : John Hogue
Morning Democrat (Davenport) : Ina Wickham
Register and Tribune (Des Moines): Paul Cotton
Times (Davenport) : Jenne Strezlicki
KANSAS
Coffeyville Journal: Gene Sullivan
Hays Daily News: Bob McFarlin
L»awrence Outlook: Ed .'Vbels
State Journal (Topeka) : l»om L. Kiene
KENTUCKY
Advocate Messenger (Danville) : Ida C. Tipton
Courieir-Joumal (Louisville) : Bill Ladd
Gleaner & Journal (Henderson) : Hugh Edward
Sandefur
Hardin County Enterprise (Elizabethtown) : Geo.
Wright
Hardin County News (Elizabethtown) : Seymour
Goodman
Hazard Herald: Fred B. Bullard
Herald- Advertiser (Ashland) : Ernie Salvatore
Independent (Ashland) : John McGill
Licking Valley Courier (West Liberty) : Bernard
Whitt
Messenger (Mayfield) : Jess Anderson
Park City Daily News (Bowling Green) : J. Ray
Gaines
State Farm Journal (Frankfiirt) : James Rhody
Sun-Democrat (Paducah) : Bill Powell
Times (Jackson) : Harold Holiday
Times (Louisville) : Shirley Uhl
Turret (Fort Knox) : Leonard Bean
Wolfe County News (Campton) : Mrs. Roy Cecil
LOUISIANA
Daily Iberian (New Iberia) : Jim Wynn
Daily Leader (Ruston) : Esthman Newman
Illustrated Press (New Orleans) : Aaron Edge-
comb
Item (New Orleans) : Ted Liuzza
Morning Advocate (Baton Rouge): Jersey Smith
Pittsburgh Courier (New Orleans) : Butch Curry
States (New Orleans): Bob Sublette
Times Picayune (New Orleans): Ed Brooks
Town Talk (Alexandria) : Jim West
MAINE
Evening Express (Portland) : F. Erwin Cousens
Le Messager (Lewiston) : Guy P. Ladouceur
Pioneer-Times (Houlton): Bernard Esters
Press Herald (Portland) : Ernest W. Chard
Sun, Evening Journal (Lewiston) : Rose Nickerson
Sunday Telegram (Portland) : Richard Woodbury
MARYLAND
Baltimore Evening Sun: Hope Pantell
Baltimore Evening Sun: Robert Snyder
Baltimore News-Post Jennie Bird
Baltimore Sunday Sun: Louise Mackall
Cumberland, Evening News: Martin Dillon
Cumlxirland News: Gus Brust
Daily Banner (Cambridge) : Maurice Rlmpo
Daily Mail (HagerstoWn) : Garvin Hager
Democrat and News (Cambridge) : Earle W. Orem
Globe Independent (Hagerstown) : H. S. Douglas
1250
RADIO-TV EDITORS
• •
Havre de Grace Record: Edwin Dwyer
Montg-omery County Record (Silver Spring-s) :
Doug^ Bailey
Morning: Herald (Hag-erstown) : Joe Harp
Salisbury Times: Oscar L. Morris
MASSACHUSETTS
American (Boston) : Anthony LaCaniera
Record American (Boston) : Peter Stilla
Background to the News. WBZ (Boston) : Geoffrey
Harwood
Berkshire Ea^le (Pittsfield) : Milton Bass
Berkshire Evening- Ea^le. WBRK (Pittsfield) : Mil-
ton Bass
Boston American: Joseph Albino
Boston American: George Clark
Boston Globe, WMEX: Elizabeth Sullivan
Boston Post: Howard Fitzpatrick
Boston Record: Alan Frazier
Cape Cod Standard Times (Hyannis) : Newell
Avery
Cape Cod Standard-Times (Hyannis) : John
Rogers
Catholic Free Press (Worcester) : David Sherin
Christian Science Monitor (Boston) : Al Hughes
Community News, WJKO (Springfield, Hampden):
Ed Tribula
Enterprise Times (Brockton) : Malcom Dalton
Fall River Herald News: Bill Dube
Globe (Boston) : Elizabeth Sullivan
Gloucester Times: Bill Cafasso
Herald Traveler (Boston) : Wm. Buchanan
Jewish Leader (Worcester) : Alfred Isenberg
Labor News (Worcester) : Alfred A. Saltus
New Bedford Standard Times: Bob LaPointe
Post (Boston): Howard Fitzpatrick
Salem News: Randall E. Jackson
Spring-field Union and Daily News: Harvey Grey
Sunday Telegram (Worcester) : Don Williams
Telegram (Worcester) : Don Williams
Worcester Telegram: Fred Rushton
Worcester Teleg-ram and Gazette: James A.
Gourgouras
MICHIGAN
Lansing*, Mich: Janet Allen
Bay City Times: Katherine Schwall
Chronicle (Muskegon) : Louella Schafer
Detroit Free Press: Dick Osgood
Detroit News: Herschell Hart
Detroit Times: Eleanor Proeser
Evening- News (Sault Ste. Marie): Eugene Sun-
strom
Flint Journal: Dorothy Atcheson
Flint Labor News: Mike Burke
Free Press (Detroit) : Frank Angelo
Grand Rapids Herald: Mary Jane Mikol
Grand Rapids Press: Florence Maciulewski
Holland Evening Sentinel: Richard Milleman
H-olland Evening- Sentinel, WHTC: Bruce VanVorst
Lansing- State Journal: Thelma Harnett
Mining Journal (Marquette) : Robert Biolo
Muskegon Chronicle: E. D. McNamee
News (Detroit) : Herschell Hart
Sag-inaw News: Thelma McLaughlin
Times (Detroit) : Andy Wilson
MINNESOTA
Brainerd Daily Dispatch: Bea Ross
Chisholm Free Press: Veda Ponikvar
Daily Times (St. Cloud): Frank Ferrington
Eveleth News Clarion: Joe Orehek
Kossuth County Advance (Algona) : Duane E,
Dewel
Mesabi Daily News ( Virginia) : Everett Blomgren
Mesabi Daily News (Virginia) : Armondo De-
Yoannes
Minneapolis Tribune: Will Jones
Republican-Herald (Winona): Bill Cole
Rochester Post and Bulletin: Ed Branley
MISSISSIPPI
Biloxi Bulletin: Clark Shaunessy
Commercial Dispatch (Columbus) : Drew Shankle
Daily Herald (Biloxi) : Cosman Eisendrath
Independent (Booneville) : E. O. Roden
Press Register (Clarksdale) : Bob Jennings
Sunday Mirror (Columbia) : Marion Bullock
Vicksburg Evening Post: Burrell Conway
MISSOURI
Central Missouri Shopper (Rolla) : Bill Breurr
Clinton Eye (Clinton): James A. Southern
Daily Tribune (Columbia) : J. P. Hamel
Dunklin Democrat (Kennett) : Milton Redd
Globe Democrat, KXOK (St. Louis): Bob Goddard
Globe Democrat (St. Louis) : Pete Kahn
Kansas City Star: Bob Hoyland
KRES (St. Joseph): Ben Hubbird
KWK (St. Louis): James Spencer
Missourian (Columbia) : Eugene SJiarp
Post Dispatch (St. Louis): James Spencer
Post Dispatch (St. Louis) : Larrj- Wright
Rolla Herald: Lawrence E. May
Springfield Daily News: Dale Freeman
Springfield Newspapers, Inc.: Eddie Bass
St. Joseph Gazette: Dean Wilde
St. Joseph News Press: Arthur Burrowes
St. Louis Globe Democrat: Robert Burns
St. Louis Globe Democrat: Richard Krohr
MONTANA
Miles City Daily Star, KRJF : Robt. Scanlan
NEBRASKA
Clipper (Lexington) : Lloyd Kain
Daily News (Norfolk) : Nels Barth
Daily Sun (Beatrice) : Bob Marvin
Lincoln Journal & Star: Don Wright
World-Herald (Omaha) : John KoflFend
NEVADA
Daily Free Press (Elko) : Chris Sheern
Sun (Las Vegas) : Bill Willard
NEW JERSEY
Bulletin (Bridgeton) : Shike Levine
Courier-Post (Camden) : Frank Ryan
Evening News (Bridgeton): Ralph Brandt
Evening News (Bridgeton) : Meade Landis
Herald-News (Passaic) : Allen W. Smith
News (Newark) : Roland Lindbloom
News (Newark) : Bob Taylor
Times (Trenton) : Herbert Clark
Trentonian (Trenton) : Wm. J. Blitman
NEW MEXICO
Daily Record (Roswell) : D. Wright
Journal (Albuquerque) : H. P. Pickerell
News (Alamorgordo) : Murray Morgan
Tribune (Albuquerque) : Dan Burrows
NEW YORK
Associated Press (New York): Charles ButterfieUl
(Associated Press ( New York ) : Wayne Oliver
Brooklyn Eagle: Bob Lanigan
Catholic Courier Journal (Rochester) : Fawn
Scheflfel
Courier Express (Buffalo) : Don Schlearth
Daily News (New York) : Ben Gross
Evening News (Buffalo) : Ray Finch
Evening Tribune (Hornell) : Kelly Simon
Gazette (Schenectady) : Art Hoefs
Herald (Syracuse) : Dick Long
Herald Tribune (New York): Gordon .Allison
International News Service (Now York): John
Cooper
Jamestown Sun: Edward Byrne
Journal American (New York) : Jack O'Brlan
Knickerbocker News (Albany): O'Brien
Long Islander (Huntington) : Clarence MacLachlan
Newsday (Garden City): Betty McKenna
New Yorker (Poughkeepsie) : Charles Murray
New York Daily Mirror: Nick Kenny
New York Herald-Tribune: John Crosby
New York Post: Al Cusick
N. Y. Times (New York) : Jaek Gould
N. Y. Times (New York) : Val Adams
1251
RADIO-TV EDITORS
New Yorii World-Telotfram & Sun: Harriet Van
Home
Post Journal (Jamestown) : John A. Hall
Poet Stamianl (Syracuse): Pep Simpson
Press ( Binjrhamtonl : Tom Cawley
Sun (Rochester): Richard HiUlreth
Times Herald (Olean) : M!ke Abdo
Times Herald (Oloan) : >ied Conner
Times Herald (Olean) : Chas. Fish
Tunes Union (Albany): Jolin Arolier
Times Union (Rochester): Jack Hadley
Times Union (Rochester): Al Slegel
Times Union (Rochester) : Al SIrI
Times Union (Rochester) : Don Yerger
United Press (New York) : Jack Gaver
NORTH CAROLINA
Catawba News-Enterprise, WNNC (Newton) :
Chas. FreslaT, Jr.
Charlotte Observer: Bill Lampkin
Daily Free Press (Kinston) : Jack Strother
Dispatch (Dunn) : John G. Thomas
Free Press (Kinston) : Van He<;ke
News and Observer (Raleigh) Jane Hall
Lenoir County News (Kinston) : Jack Rider
Poet (Salisbury): Teenus Cheney
Review (Reidsville) : Katye P. Oliver
Shelby Dailj' Star: William L. Green
NORTH DAKOTA
Bismarck Tribune (Mandan) : John Hjelle
Daily News (Minot) : Ray Dobson
Daily Pioneer (Mandan) : Chati. Pierce
KLDR (Devils Lake) : Russell Dushinsky
KOVC (Valley City) : Bob Ingstad
Press (Dickinson) : Ad Nordmarken
Sun (Jamestown) : Byron Hansen
Times-Record (Valley City) : Stan McCann
World (Devils Lake) : Gordon Stefonowioz
OHIO
Advocate (Newark) : Irene Cosgrove
Beacon Journal (Akron) : Art Cullison
Blade (Toledo): R. Oviatt
Blade (Toledo) : Ralph Phelps
Blade (Toledo): Mitch Wood»)ury
Citizen (Columbus) : Gene Horyn
Citizen (Columbus) : Jo B. Ree<l
Cleveland News: Maurice Van Metre
Cleveland Plain Dealer: George Condon
Cleveland Press : Stan AnderHon
Columbus Dispatch : Dean Meyers
Daily News 'Dayton) : Joan Lewis
Daily Reixjrter f Dover) : Harry Yockey
Daily Times (Niles): BeHsie Biddle
Dayton Daily News: BiJi Barton
Dayton Daily News: Dale Stevens
Enquirer (Cincinnati) : McGee Adams
Enquirer (Cincinnati) : Geo. Devane
Enquirer 'Cincinnati) : Jame^ Devan©
Enquirer (Cincinnati j : Don Urban
Frf-e PrcBfi (Geneva) : I>eonard Dute
Independent (Mawsillon) : Herbert Nolte
Journal 'Middletownj : Warren Wolfe
Journal- Herald (Dayton): Max Miletick
Marietta Times: Andy Elliott
NfjWH (Lima) : RoHemary Minardi
News Herald fConneaut) : Jim Mohn
News and Sun (Sprinjffield) : Alin Anthony
Ohio State Journal (ColiimbUH) : Ken Baker
Pofit 'Cincinnati) : Mary Wood
Rep<j#itory (Canton) : Rone Mokodean
Republican Courier (F^indlay) : Kd Heniinger
Star (C^jlumbUH) : Pauline Smith
'•tar Beacon (AHhtabula) : Rowh Smith
'Sunday Tim<H*-Si?nal (ZancBviDc) : Robt. D. Maley
Teleifraph (Plainchvllle) : Harold Johnson
Tirneh (Toledo): Ruth Elgutter
Tim** 'PortHmouthj: John Green
Timed (Toledo) : Paul Kyer
Tmiex-Leader (Martina Ferry) : Robt. Fordyce
Tinrj'fsiar ' Dayton): Mike Henne«»y
Tlmf:B-Siar f Cincinnati) : Charlton Wallace
Tnbune fCoflhoctonj : Drier Coleman
Trlbtuie Chronicle f Warren) : John Forrest
Vindicator (Youngstown) : Virginia Hurray
WERE (Cleveland) : Wayne Johnson
OKLAHOMA
Constitution (Lawton) : Ted Ralston
County News (Muskogee) : Pattie Martin
Daily Oklahoman & Times (Oklahoma City) :
Paul Hood
Daily Times (Okmulgee) : Joe Mansfield
Daily Times, KOLS (Pry or) : W. W. Morford
Jeffersonian, KOLS (Pryor) : James Turnbaugh
Leader (Frederick) : Bob Cull
News (Ponca City) : Gareth Muchmore
Press (Frederick) : R. H. Wessel
Tribune (Tulsa) : John Booker
Tribune (Tulsa) : Marion Cracraft
World (Tulsa) : Russell Gideon
OREGON
Budget (Astoria) : Fred Andrus
Chronicle (The Dalles) : James Weeks
Coss Bay Times: Harrison Hornish
Daily Emerald (Eugene) : Dan Collins
Express (Lebanon) : Ken McCoy
Gazette, Times (Corvallis) : Bob Ingalis
Mail Tribune (Medford) : Eric Allen
Mail Tribune (Medford) : E. C. Ferguson
News (North Bend) : Fred Haas
Optimist (The Dalles) : George Lindsay
Oregonian (Portland) : Francis Murphy
Oregon Journal (Portland) : Bill Moyes
Register-Guard (Eugene) : Jack Craig
Register-Guard (Eugene) : Tom Jacques
Sentinel (Coquille) : Ralph StuUer
Times (Coos Bay) : Eugene Briggs
PENNSYLVANIA
Bulletin (Philadelphia) : Elmer Cull
Call-Chronicle (Allentown) : Art Gerhard
Citizen (Ambridge) : Vaughn Arnald
Courier-Express, WCED (DuBois) : Frank Gillung
Cross Keys Reporter (Doylestown) : Paul Brown
Daily News (Carbondale) : Tom Heth
Daily News (Philadelphia) : John Moor©
Daily News (Philadelphia) : Mitchell Schwartz
Daily News Digest (Allentown) : Ronn Bergen
Dispatch (Erie): Dick Haratine
Eagle (Butler) : W. M. Faust
Era (Bradford) : J. M. Cleary
Evening Bulletin (Philadelphia) : Harry Harris
Evening Bulletin (Philadelphia) : Frank Brook-
hauser
Farm & Home (Quakertown) : Gerald Fosbenner
Inquirer (Philadelphia): Gene Kuniak
Inquirer (Philadelphia) : Merrill Panitt
Intelligencer (Doylestown) : Warren Brown
Journal (Pottsville) : Frank Minton
Ledger (Elwood City) : Bill Kegal
Messenger, WHOD (Homestead) : Mrs. M. Franks
Mirror (Altoona) : J. Edward Benney
Mt. Carmel Item: William Stanton
Morning News (Danville) : G. Reed
Observer (Johnstown) : Bea Bums
Philadelphia Inquirer: James R. George
Pittsburgh Press: Si Steinhauser
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph: Karl Krug
Post Gazette (Pittsburgh) : Harold V. Cohen
Reading Eagle Times: Jerry Kobin
Review (Carbondale) : James F. Beamish
Scranton Times: Joseph Gilroy
Sentinel Co. (Lewistown) : Steve O'Niel
Sentinel Co. (Lewistown) : Dick Ruble
Shamokin News Dispatch: William Dyer
Sun-Telegraph (Pittsburgh) : Wilbur Clark
Sun-Telegraph (Pittsburgh) : Casper Monahan
Times (Scranton) : Bob Davis
Times (Beaver): Hal Allen
Times (Erie) : Mike Mahoney
Times-Mirror (Warren): Ed Lowrey
Tribune (Altoona) : Robert W. Keys
Tribune (Scranton) : Bill Carey
Tribune ( Scranton ) : Patrick McGIynn
RHOOf ISLAND
Providence Journal Bulletin: William Keogh
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RADIO-TV EDITORS
SOUTH CAROLINA
Columbia Record: Toni Child
News and Herald (Winnsboro) : Mac Ketchin
State, The (Columbia) : John A. Montgomery
SOUTH DAKOTA
Sioux Falls Daily Argrus Leader: Herb Bechtold
Yankton Press: Byron Taft
TENNESSEE
Chattanoog-a Times: Ruth Robinson
Commercial Appeal (Memphis) : Mike McGee
Journal (Knoxville) Steve Humphrey
Knoxville Journal: Juanita Glenn
Knoxville News Sentinel: Hugh Allen
Maryville Enterprise: Catherine Hedge
Nashville Banner: Eddie Jones
Nashville Tennessean: Jane Carter
Press Chronicle (Johnson City) : Mildred Dalton
Press Chronicle (Johnson City) : Ruth Holder
Press Scimitar (Memphis) : Louise Aherns
Sun (Morristown) Murrell Wessner
TEXAS
Editor- Amarillo News (Amarillo) : Wes Izzard
American (Odessa) : Rita Darden
American (Odessa) : Larry King
Avalanche- Journal (Lubbock) : R. C. Hankins
Baytown Sun: Fred Hartman
Beaumont Enterprise, KFDM : Merita Mills
Beaumont Journal, KFDM : Gladys Quilliam
Daily Eagle (Bryan) : Earl PhUlips
Daily Index (Mineral Wells) : Bill Cameron
Daily News (Amarillo) : Peggy Williamson
Dallas Morning News: John Roseniield
Dallas Time Herald: Doug Hawley
Enterprise (SegTiin): Otha Grisham
Port Worth Press: Jack Gordon
Gazette (Seguin) : Mrs. Ward Burris
Herald (Big Spring) : Bob Whlpkey
Herald Sun News (Levelland) : Forest Weimhold
Houston Chronicle: Ann Haynes
Houston Post: Mrs. Jack Harwell
Hoivston Post: Starley Tebis
Houston Press : Irene Wilson
It Happened In Abilene: Leonard L. Johnson
KEPO (El Paso) : John Harrison
Kerrville Times: Sam Braswell
KURV (Edinburg) : John T. Flynn
KURV (Edinburg): Don Mallory
Pampa Daily News : Fletcher Robertson
Post (Houston) : Phyllis Greene
Press (Hoiiston) : Bill Roberts
Reporter-News, KRBC (Abilene) : Jim Ewell
Times (Wichita Falls) : Glenn Shelton
Tribune (Morton) : Bill Glassford
Weekly News ( Big Spring ) : Joe Hayden
Weekly News (Mineral Wells) : Freida Pyle
UTAH
Herald- Journal (Logan): Ray Nelson
VERMONT
Daily News (Burlington) : Theodore Bean
Free Press (Burlington) : Edward Crane
VIRGINIA
Commercial Appeal (Danville): Watt Miles
Democrat (Bedford: Bobby Witt
Gazettel (Lexington) : Houston Harlow
Herald Courier (Bristol) : Tutts Bradford
Ledger Dispatch (Norfolk) : Turner Dozier
Ledger Dispatch (Norfolk: Chas. Hoofnagle
News (Hopewell) : Wally Anderson
News-Leader, WLEE (Richmond) : John Stratton
News Leader (Richmond) : Arthur Williams
Pi'ogress-Index (Petersburg) : John Shevlin
Register (Danville) : Johnnie Johnston
Rockbridge County News (Lexington) : Matt Pax-
ton, Jr.
Smythe County News (Marion) : Fletcher Coxe
Southwest Va. Enterprise (Wytheville) : James
A. Williams
Star (Portsmouth) : Bob Barber
Times (Roanoke): Wm. Atklnuon
Times Dispatch (Richmond): Norman Rowe
Virginian Pilot (Norfolk): Fred Hollev
Virginian Pilot (Norfolk): Jim Ryan
Virginian Pilot (Norfolk) : Warner Twyford
World News (Roanoke): W. C. Stoufl'rr
Wythe County News (Wytheville); I>ewis Jones
WASHINGTON
Chronicle (Spokane): Bob Emaheiser
Columbia Basin News (Pasco): Frank Hilton
Columbia Basin News (Pasco): Howard Parish
Daily News (Longview) : George Hess
Daily Olympian (Olympia) : Marshall Hunt
Herald (Bellingham) : Chic Seifritt
News Tribune (Tacoma) : Helen Rogers
Olympia News: Ike Twyning
Post-Intelligencer (Seattle): Bill John
Tribune (Lynden) : Bill Lewis
Tri-City Herald (Kennewick) : Glen C. Lee
WEST VIRGINIA
Daily Echo (Moundsville) : WMOD: Samuel C.
Shaw
Daily Mail (Charleston) : Arnold Knapp
Daily News (Williamson) : Earl Sampson
Daily Telegraph (Bluefield) : Wm. Hostetter
Gazette (Charleston) : Jerry Braden
Herald- Advertiser (Huntington) : Ernie Salvatore
Intelligencer (Wheeling) : Austin V. Wood
Intelligencer (Wheeling) : Norman Yost
News (Clarksburg) : H. G. Rhawn
News-Digest (Beckley) : Jimmy Cockrell
News-Digest (Beckley) : Steve Sokola
News Register (Wheeling) : Malcolm Brice
News-Register (WheeUng) : Harry Hamm
Times (Fairmont) : Sutton Sharp
West Virginian (Fairmont) : Dick Parrish
Wetzel Repubhcan, WMOD (Moundsville) : A. R.
Kelley
WISCONSIN
Daily Citizen (Beaver Dam) : Joe Helert
Daily Gazette (Janesville) : Ralph Schroeder
Daily News (Beloit) : Bob B^dwards
Daily Tribune (Wisconsin Rapids): Carl Otto
Door County Advocate (Sturgeon Bay): Sumner
J. Harris
Journal (Milwaukee) : Don Dornbrook
Journal-Times (Racine) : Marjorie Oden
Ledger (Eau Claire) : M. B. Atkinson
Monroe County Democrat (Sparta): John D. Rice
News (Ladj'smith) : Ralph Goldsmith
News-Letter (Bruce) : Ralph Peters
Press-Gazette (Green Bay) : John Torinus
Sentinel (Milwaukee) : Buck Herzog
State Journal (Madison): Bill Doudna
WYOMING
Daily Times (Rawlins) : George Padgett
Press (Sheridan) : Carl Rott
ALASKA
Times (Anchorage) : F. M. Quilleash
HAWAII
Advertiser (Honolulu) : Lois Stewart
Garden Island (Lihue. Kauai) : Mike Fern
Maui News Wailuku. Maui) : Earl Tanaka
Star-Bulletin (Honolulu): Paul Flndelsen
CANADA
Daily Herald (Calgary) : Denny Brown
Daily News (Nelson. B. C.) : E. A. Gibbon
Daily Times (Victoria. B. C.) : Ray Sidaway
Daily Colonist (Victoria. B. C.) : Fred Barnes
Free Press (Nanaimo. B. C.) : C. Bruce
Peaeh Rever Block News (Dawson Creek. B. C.) :
Chas. Kitchen
Province (Vancouver. B. C.) : Dick Delspecker
Star (Dawson Creek. B. C.) : Stan Camell
Free Press (Winnipeg. Man.) : Frank Morriss
Tribune (Winnipeg. Man.) : Ray Maley
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RADIO-TV EDITORS
N. H.
Jniii-
Ia' Madnwaoka ( Edmundston.
Bourhrr
Tinios iMonoton. N. B.^ : Ed. Lttrriioo.v
Tniiisionpt <Monoton. N'. B.l: Clair (iuiioiik
Evoninp Tt^losrani (St. Johns. NlUl/i : Krlc Sey-
mour
Suiulaj- Herald (St. John's. Nfld/l : Ron rinnphrey
Sunday Herald (St. John's. Newf.i: I>«n Alorris
.\ilvaniy « LivenxM^l. N. S.) : Ovll Day
liulletiu tBridpewater. N. S.): F. J. Mael'herson
Casket. The ( -\nti?oiiish. X. S.t : V. A. (;. MacKay
Post-Record (Sydney. N. S.) : R, I). Diiehinein
l»ro>rn>ss!. Enterprise (DunenburK^. N. S.) : C. 4.
Boiirque
Daily I*ress (Timmins. Ont.) : Dour Kn^lish
Diiib" Star (Toronto, Ont.t : <iordon Sinclair
Evening Citizen (Ottawa. Ont.i; Claude Hainmer-
ston
Evening- Journal (Ottawa. Ont.) : Robt. Burgess
Evening Telegram (Toronto. Ont.) : Ron Poulton
Expositor ( Brantf ord, Ont.): Jack Lewis
Progress (Otikokan, Ont.) : Bob Clarke
Record (Rainy River. Ont.): Art Ricci
Recorder & Times (Broekville, Ont.): Betty Mac-
Dowell
Chronicle-Telegraph (Quebec) : James Moore
Gazette (Montreal) : Harold Whitehead
La Presse (Montreal) : Romeo Leblanc
La Revue de Granby (Granby, Que.) : Claude Dery
La Voix de Matane (Matane, Que.) : Bruno Le-
blanc
Le Soliel (Quebec) : Jacques Bernier
Le St. Louretn (Riviere du Loup. Que.) : Raymond
Gagne
Nouvelliste (Trois-Rivieres, Que.) : Raymond Dube
Star (Montreal) : Norman Pascoe
Post-Leader (Reg-iua, Sack.) : Bruce Peacock
Saskatchewan Farmer (Regina) : Muriel Strick*
land
Star- Phoenix (Saskatoone, Sask.) : Eric Knowles
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Covering The Field Of Radio — Television— FM
TRADE — FAN — TECHNICAL — GENERAL
THE ADVERTISER
11 W. 42 St., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 5-2125
Publisher & Editor Manuel Rosenberg
Executive Editor Milton Rich
Business Mgr L. B. Rosenberg
Camera Editor Lydie Bloch
Advertising Mgr Robert M. Jason
Media Service Dir Ellis Porter
Production Mgr Arnold Hallock
Circulation Dir Sam J. Davis
Associate Editors Diana Ghia,
Tom Patterson, Arthur Coles, Morton Pol-
lack, Mike Spigel
ADVERTISING AGE
200 E. Illinois St., Chicago 11, 111.
Phone: DE 7-1336
Publisher G. D. Crain, Jr.
Editor S. R. Bernstein
Exec. Editor (N. Y.) John Crichton
Managing Editor Robert Murray, Jr.
ADVERTISING AGENCY &
ADVERTISING & SELLING
48 West 38th St., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 5-3320
Editor Roger Barton
Publisher Moore Pub. Co.
President J- H. Moore
Advertising Dir Lucian Neff
Circulation Dir Harland J. Wright
Promotion Dir Coleman McCampbell
THE BILLBOARD
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Phone: PLaza 7-2800
Co-Publisher W. D. Litdeford
Co-Publisher R. S. Littleford, Jr.
Branch Offices
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Phone: CEntral 6-8761
Manager Maynard L. Rcuter
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2160 Patterson St., Cincinnati, 0.
Phone: DUnbar 6450
Prcs & Treas E. W. Evans
Arcade Bldg.,"8th & Olive Sts., St. Louis, Mo.
Phone : Chestnut 0443
Manager Frank Joerling
BROADCASTINaTELECASTING
National Press Bldg., Washington 4, D. C.
Phone: MEtropolitan 1022
Editor & Publisher Sol Taishoff
Senior Editor Edwin H. James
Managing Editor Art King
Assoc. Editor J. Frank Beatty
Assoc. Editor Earl B. Abrams
Asst. Managing Editor Fred Fitzgerald
Business Manager Maury Long
Sales Mgr Winfield R. Levi
Cir. Mgr. & Readers Serv.. .John P. Cosgrove
Branch Offices
488 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 5-8355
New York Editor Rufus Crater
Senior Assoc. Editor Bruce Robertson
Advertising Dir S. J. Paul
360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111.
Phone: CEntral 6-5115
Midwest Adv. Rep Wm. H. Shaw
Taft Bldg., Hollywood & Vine, Hollywood 28,
Calif.
Phone: HEmpstead 8181
West Coast Mgr David Glickman
417 Harbour Commerce Bldg., Toronto, Can.
Phone: Empire 4-0775
Executive-inCharge James Monlagnes
DAILY VARIETY
6311 Yucca St., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: HOUywood 9-1141
Editor & Publisher 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, IlL
Phone: Victory 2-0310
Publisher Norman S. Weiser
Editor Ha» Webnian
EDITOR AND PUBUSHER
1700 Times Tower, New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: BRyant 9-3052
Publisher ^^^^^.'J' o ^"""^
President James Wright Brown
Editor Robert U. Brown
Managing Editor Jerome H Walker
Advertising Mgr ^S'^'Hri;'";';;
Classified Mgr ^JI^^^^^p^^'v
Dir. of Circulation Robert P. Joy
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RADIO-TV PUBLICATIONS
ELECTRONICS
330 W. 42 St., New York 18, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 4-3000
Executive Editor W. W. MacDonald
Managing Editor Vin Zelupf
FILM DAILY
DAILY. 1501 Broadway, New
York, 18, N. Y. Phone, BRyanf
9-7117. John W. Alicoate, President
& Publisher; John J. Bergen, Jr.,
Vice President, Secretary, Treas-
urer and Business Manager;
Charles A. Alicoate, Advertising
Manager; Chester B. Bahn, Edi-
tor. West Coast Offices: West
Coast Division Manager, Paul De-
voe ; Office Manager, Ethel Rosen ;
6425 Hollywood Blvd., Phone
GLadstone 8436; Washington Bu-
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Press Bldg., Phone ME 8-0823; Chi-
cago Bureau, Joseph Esler, Chief
C. L. Esler, 6241 N. Oakley Ave.,
Phone: BRiargate 4-7441.
THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
6715 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hillside 7411
Publisher W. R. Wilkerson
Editor Don Carle Gillette
Advertising Mgr Geo. H. Kennedy
MARKETS OF AMERICA
11 W. 42nd St., New York 36, N. Y.
Phone: LOngacre 5-2125
Publisher & Editor Manuel Rosenberg
Executive Editor Milton Rich
Managing Editor Col. Don R. Jason
Business Mgr L. B. Rosenberg
Camera Editor Lydie Bloch
Advertising Mgr Robert M. Jason
Production Mgr Arnold Hallock
Circulation Mgr Sam J. Davis
METRONOME CORP.
114 E. 32nd St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-6550
Editors George T. Simon, Barry Ulanov
Ass't Editor Bill Coss
Avertising Mgr Gus O. Greiff
Production Mgr Earl Umpenhour
Publishers Ned Bitner, John W. Bitner
MUSIC DEALER
114 E. 32nd St., New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-6550
Executive Editor Barry Ulanov
Editor Doron K. Antrim
Advertising Mgr Gus 0. Greiff
MUSICAL AMERICA
113 W. 57 St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 7-0520
Publisher John F. Majeski
Vice-Pres John F. Majeski, Jr.
Editor Ronald F. Eyer
Advertising Mgr Maurice B. Swaab
Production Mgr Edward 1. Davis
MUSICAL COURIER
119 W. 57 St., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: Circle 74500
Publisher Musical Periodicals Corp.
Pres. & Gen. Mgr Grace Nylen
Editor Russell Ken-
Radio Editor Dr. Henry Levinger
PRINTERS' INK
205 E. 42 St., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 3-6500
President & Publisher C. B. Larrabee
Asst. Publisher Henry W. Marks
Advertising Dir Robert E. Kenyon, Jr.
Editor Eldridge Peterson
Managing Editor Joel Lewis
News Editor W. Richard Bruner
Radio W. Richard Bruner
Circulation Mgr R. R. Rountree
Branch Offices
208 S. LaSalle St., Chicago 4, 111.
Mid- West Editor Harold E. Green
Statler Bldg., Boston 16, Mass.
Manager E. P. Meade
5127 Whittier Blvd., Los Angeles 22, Calif.
Western Editor Louis F. Thomann
Rhodes-Haverty Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga.
Executive-in-Charge H. F. Cogill
1175 Woodbury Rd., Pasadena 6, Calif.
Executive-in-Charge J. W. Conrow
520 Bond Bldg., Washington 5, D. C.
Washington Editor Richard Y. Giles
RADIO ANNUAL &
TELEVISION YEAR BOOK
YEARLY. 1501 Broadway, New
York 36, N. Y. Phone. Wisconsin
7-6336. Jack Alicoate, Publisher &
Editor-in-Chief; Marvin Kirsch,
Associate Publisher and Vice-
President; Frank Burke, Editor;
Tom Fitzsimmons, Associate Edi-
tor. Published annually as the ac-
cepted reference volume of the
radio and television industry.
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PRINGS BIGGBR RADIO and TV TIME SALES
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W)R. Detroit
WDSU, New Orleans
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Frederic W. Ziv
Radio Corp. of America
KDYL, KDYL-TV, Salt Lake
KFAB, Omaha
WJAR-TV, Providence
WLS, Chicago
KSD, St. Louis
WISH, Indianapolis
KQV, Pittsburgh
WKNA, Charleston
WTRY, Troy
WCAR, Cleveland
W)BK, Detroit
KMPC, Los Angeles
WBT, WBT-TV, Charlotte
WISN. Milwaukee
WKBW, Buffalo
CMQ-TV, Havana
XEW-TV, Mexico City
We«d and Co., New York
WFIL, WFIL-TV, Phrla.
KBIC, Catalina
Broadcast Music Inc., N. Y.
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RADIO-TELEVISION DAILY
DAILY. 1501 Broadway, New
York 36, N. Y. Phone, Wisconsin
7-6336. John W. Alicoate, President
& Publisher; Marvin Kirsch, As-
sociate Publisher and Vice-Presi-
dent; Frank Burke, Editor; John
J. Bergen, Jr., Treasurer; Chester
B. Bahn, Vice President; Charles
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ager; Washington Bureau, Ted
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0823; Chicago Bureau, Frances B.
Clow, 864 N. Wabash Ave., Phone
MOhawk 4-4737.
RADiaELECTRONICS
25 W. Broadway, New York 7, N. Y.
Phone: REctor 2-8630
Editor-in-Chief Hugo Gernsback
Editorial Director. .. .M. Harvey Gernsback
Managing Editor Fred Shunaman
Technical Editor Robert F. Scott
Production Mgr Angie Pascale
Technical Illustration Dir.,
Wm. Lyon McLaughlin
Advertising Mgr John Lamson
General Mgr Lee Robinson
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
Ch. of Bd. & Publisher William B. Ziflf
President B. G. Davis
Editor Oliver Read
Managing Editor William Stocklin
Technical Editor Harold R^nn-
SALES MANAGEMENT
386 Fourth Ave^ New York 16, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-1760
Publisher Raymond Bill
Editor Philip Salisbury
Managing Editor A. R. Hahn
Advtg. Service Mgr R. E. Smallwood
SERVICE
(Radio-Television Electronic)
52 Vanderbilt Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 4-0170
Pres. & Bus. Mgr Bryan S. Davis
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr Paul S. Weil
Editorial Dir Lewis Winner
SPONSOR
510 Madison Ave.. New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: MUrray Hill 8-2772
Pres. and Editor Norman R. Glenn
Managing Editor Miles David
V. P., Adv Norman Knight
V. P. & Business Mgr Bernard Piatt
Advtg. Prod. Mgr John Kovchok
Secty.-Treas Elaine C. Glenn
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1740 Ridge Ave., Evanston, 111.
Phone: HOllycourt 5-2400
Publisher & Chmn. of Bd.. .Water E. Botthof
President & Treasurer C. Laury Botthof
Executive Vice-Pres Albert W. Moss
Asst. Publisher R. A. Trenkmann
Secretary Elsa Laury Botthof
V.-P. and Asst. Treas Frank J. Ceithaml
Asst. to Pres Lyman M. Forbes
Branch Offices
420 Lexington Ave^ New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: LExington 2-6611
Exec, Vice-President Albert W. Moss
1709 W. 8 St., Los Angeles 14, Calif.
Phone: FAirfax 8576
Executive-in-Charge Don Harway
TELE-TECH
480 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-7880
Editorial Dir O. H. Caldwell
Publisher M. Clements
Business Mgr M. H. Newton
TELEVISION DIGEST
Wyatt Bldg., Washington 5, D. C.
Phone: STerling 3-1 755
Editor & Publisher Martin Codel
Assoc. Editor Albert Weinstein
Assoc. Editor David Lackenbruch
Business Mgr Robert Cadel
TELEVISION RETAILING
480 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 9-7880
Editorial Dir 0. H. Caldwell
Publisher M. Clements
Executive Editor J. L. Stoutenburgh
TELEVISION
600 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Phone: PLaza 3-3671
Editor & Publisher Frederick A. Kugel
Senior Editor Abhy Rand
News Editor Sydney Cohen
Department Ed Ann Stopp
Business Manager Jack L. Bias
Art Director Richard Rose
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10 to 1
Spot TV advertisers out-number
Network TV advertisers ten to one!
• Who are these Spot TV advertisers?
• What markets & stations do they use?
• Which ones sponsor Spot Programs?
Title? Type? Length in minutes?
• Which ones sponsor Spot Announcements?
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ASCAP MUSIC
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The use of music by enterprises of ail icinds is in-
creasing rapidly. This year like last, more radio and TV
stations will discover more ways in which ASCAP music
can help them make greater profits for themselves
and their advertisers.
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usic Value is Limitless
Wide Appeal Makes It Top Programming Item
By JOE CSIDA. Vice President and General Manager,
Santly Joy, Oxford, Hawthorne and Trinity Music Firms
WHEN I resigned as editor-in-
chief of The Billboard, a
number of my good friends in
radio and television were nice
enough to write and express the
hope that my new affiliation
would enable me to continue
some activity in the broadcast-
ing-telecasting industries. I told
them I felt certain it would. I
hope I will be forgiven the per-
sonal approach in this piece, but
in truth I can think of no better
way to get across my point,
which I hope will be of some interest and
value to broadcasters, advertisers and
agency men.
For one of the most important factors
which motivated me in my decision to
leave The Billboard and go into the music
publishing business was my firm belief
that in the years to come music publish-
ing would reach an era of prosperity and
stability that would dwarf the very
brightest days of its past. And the key to
that great, new golden door, in my opin-
ion, lies in three elements: Phonograph
records, radio and television.
It has often been said, and in many
instances, statistically proved, that the
two tyoes of radio programming, which
most effectively meet television competi-
tion are News and Music.
There is literally no limit to the num-
ber of music shows a station may present
in any given day; and there Is almost an
equal lack of limitation on the endless
varieties of format it is possible to develop
in the presentation of music programs.
Ingenious program managers and disk
jockeys the length and breadth of the
land have amply proved the latter point,
and yet the surface has not even been
scratched. Because of its fundamental and
broad appeal, and because it meets the
increasing demand in sound broadcasting
for the most effective yet inexpensive kind
of programming, I think the day will
come when the networks will be doing as
much record programming as many in-
dependent stations have been doing for
years.
For certainly, today, the best ideas in
music are being produced fand made
available to broadcasters) on records. No
program director or musical director on
any one station or network could pos-
sibly produce the kind of a first
rate musical program, which may
be put together from the records
turned out every week by Co-
lumbia's Mitch Miller, RCA Vic-
tor's Dave Kapp, Capitol's Alan
Livingston, Decca's Jimmy Hil-
liard and their artist and reper-
toire staff men. And what these
a & r executives of the four
major companies occasionally
fail to supply is often turned out
by their counterparts on any of
the smaller labels. And this ap-
plies not only to popular music, but to
country and western, rhythm and blues,
children's music, and indeed to semi-
classical and classical music of all kinds.
The reasons for this are obvious. The
best writers of all these types of music,
and the publishers of same bring daily to
the record companies the finest of their
works. The record men have at their com-
mand the country's outstanding musicians
and vocalists. Not all eight of the net-
works, radio and television, could afford
to have under contract all these fine
artists. Yet their performances — nay, their
very best performances — are available to
broadcasters for programming purposes at
no cost whatsoever in many cases, and
very little cost in others.
What is needed, however, and what ac-
counts for the big difference between just
another record show, and a musical pro-
gram of distinction and high rating po-
tential, is AN IDEA, a dozen ideas, a
hundred ideas.
And since I began this essay on a per-
sonal note, it may not be amiss if I end it
in like manner. I have had long and num-
erous talks with my new partners, George
Joy and his son, Eddie, on the theory and
practice of music publishing. And we are
in agreement on this: A music publisher's
job is to find the best songs available, to
encourage established writers and de-
velop new ones; A music publisher's job
is to bring these songs to the attention of
record men, not just as songs, but with
ideas; and a music publisher's job is to
help channels through which music is
heard (radio and television, notably, of
course), find ideas for the most effective
presentation of music on the air.
We are, we think, loaded with such
ideas, and we hope to be talking to many
radio and television men about them.
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By OTTO A. HARBACH
President
^
A BLANKET AGREEMENT with The American Society of Composers,
Authors and Publishers gives a client the right to use any or all of the
hundreds of thousands of songs and other musical works whose public per-
forming rights are registered with the Society. This includes most of the
world's important compositions of the past fifty-seven years, plus the pres-
ent and future works of America's and Europe's best authors and com-
posers.
Therefore, ASCAP becomes a vast clearing house through which creators
Can do business with users. It relieves both creator and user of all con-
tractual and legal details and all bookkeeping relating to collections and
distributions. To make its vast repertory easily available to licensees,
ASCAP spends more than two million dollars yearly. Thus the great costs
of music clearance that otherwise would accrue to the user are borne by
ASCAP, whose members similarly are relieved of the otherwise onerous
— in fact, impossible — task of supervising their musical properties.
Like Radio, ASCAP is truly cosmopolitan. Members of the Society hail
from every state. Foreign-born Americans from more than forty countries
are included in its membership. All speak the international language of
music.
ASCAP's activity in music copyright has benefited all creative^ talent,
going far beyond its own membership. Through the years it has built up a
great body of legal precedent establishing the integrity of the music per-
forming right. At the same time, ASCAP has become a leader in many
movements having for their aim the promotion and development of Ameri-
can musical culture.
I am happy to extend to the vast radio industry and its young Partner of
the air waves, the amazing television industry, the greetings of ASCAP.
ASCAP maintains headquarters at 575 Madison Ave., New York City,
with 25 branches throughout the country. Oflficers as of Jan. 1, 1953, are.
Otto A. Harbach • • ; • -President
Frank H. Connor J^!^^ President
Oscar Hammerstein, II ^^^^ President
Paul Cunningham .becretaiy
Louis Bernstein ^. • • • • • •.Treasurer
A. Walter Kramer Assistant Secretary
Donald Gray Assistant Treasurer
The Board of Directors comprises 12 writer- and 12 publisher-members,
elected biennially, the writers by writer-members, the publishers by pub-
lisher-members, for two-year terms.
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• • •
ASCAP PUBLISHER MEMBERS
• • •
ABC Music Corporation
AM Music Corp.
Abbey Music Co., Inc.
Adams. George, Mus. Pub. Co.
Adrienne Music Co.
Advanced Music Corp.
Alamo Music, Inc.
Alba Music, Inc.
Albert Music Corp.
Alfred Music Co., Inc.
Allied Music Corp.
Allisons Music, Inc.
Ama Music Co.
Ambassador Music. Inc.
Amco Music Co.
American Academy of Music,
Inc.
American Music Pub. Co.
Antobal Music Company
Antony, Frank
Apollo Music Co.
Arch Music Co., Inc.
Ardmore Music Corp.
Argosy Music Corp.
Arnel Music Corp.
Arrow Music Co.
Arthur, Irving, Music Corp.
Artists Music, Inc.
Ascher, Emil, Inc.
Atlas Music Corp.
Axelrod Publications, Inc.
Badoian Music Publishers
Ballard, Pat, Publisher
Bantam Music Pub. Co., The
Barbour-Lee Music Corp.
Baron, M., Co.
Barton Music Corp.
Bel-Air Music Corp.
Bell Song Publishing Co.
Belwin, Inc.
Berlin, Irving, Music Corp.
Bernie, Dave, Music Co.
Beverly Music Corp.
Bibo Music, Inc.
Biltmore Music Corp.
Birchard, C. C, Cr Co.
Bishop Music Co.
Blasco Music, Inc.
Bloch Publishing Co.
Block, Martin
Bloom, Ben, Music Corp.
Blossom Music Corp.
Bogat Music Corp.
Boland, Clay, Inc.
Bond, Carrie Jacobs, & Son
Boston Music Company
Bourne, Inc.
Box Cr Cox 'Pub.)
Brandom Music Co.
Bregman, Vocco & Conn, Inc.
Briegel, Ceo., F., Inc.
Bristol Music Corporation
Broadway Music Corp>oration
Bromaur Music Corp.
Brooks MuMC Corp.
Broude Bros.
Brull Music, Inc.
Bulls-Eye Music, Inc.
Burke & Van Heusen, Inc.
Burke-Van Heusen & Associates
Music Corp.
Burnett, Ltd.
Burvan Music Corp.
Buxton Hill Music Corp.
Caesar, Irving
Cahn, Sammy
Cal Music Co.
Campbell-Connelly, Inc.
Cara Music Pub. Co.
Caravan Music Corp.
Carlton Music Corp.
Carlyle Music Corp.
Carmichael Music
Publications
Carroll Publications
Champagne Music Corp.
Chappell & Co., Inc.
Charting Music Corp.
Choice Music, Inc.
Christopher Music Co.
Church, John, Co., The
Clarick Music Co., Inc.
Clarion Music Co.
Coleman-Ross Co., Inc.
Colony Music, Inc.
Commercial Music Co.
Congress Music 'Publications
Cornell Music, Inc.
Coslow Music
Cosmic Music, Inc.
Crawford Music Corporation
Crescendo Music Corp.
Crest Music Company
Crestview Music Corp.
Criterion Music Corp.
Cromwell Music, Inc.
Crystal Music Publishers, Inc.
Crystalette Music Co.
Cunningham, Paul, Inc.
Cusenza, Frank J., Music Pub.
Co.
Daniels, Charles N., Inc.
Dartmouth Music, Inc.
Dash, Connelly, Inc.
Davis, Joe, Music Co., Inc.
Dawn Music
Dawson Music Co., Inc.
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
Inc.
Dee Jay Music Co.
Delkas Music Pub. Co.
Delmore Music Co.
Denton & Haskins Corp.
Disney, Walt, Music Co.
Ditson, Oliver, Co., Inc.
Dorian Music Publishing, Inc.
Dorsey Brothers' Music, Inc.
Dubonnet Music Publishing
Duet Music, Inc.
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Durante, Jimmy, Music Pub.
Co., Inc.
East-West Music Co.
Edition Musicus — New York,
Inc.
Edmonds, Shepard N., Music
Pub. Co., The
Edwards Music Co., Inc.
Elkan-Vogel Co., Inc.
Elliot Music Co., Inc.
Elliott Music Co.
Emery Music, Inc.
Emipire Music Co., Inc.
Ensemble Music Press
Enterprise Music Corp.
Erwin- Howard Music Co.
Essex Music, Inc.
Evans Music Company
Evans, Redd, Music Co.
Famous Music Corporation
Fanfare Music Co.
Farrow Music, Inc.
Favorite Publishers, Inc.
Feist, Leo, Inc.
Fenner Publications
Fields, Arthur, Publications
Fillmore Music House
Finburgh, Lee, Inc.
Fischer, Carl, Inc.
Fischer, J., fir Bro.
Fisher, Fred, Music Co., Inc.
Flammer, Harold, Inc.
Flanagan, Hendler & Woods,
Inc.
Foley, Charles
Foreign fir Domestic Music
Corp.
Forster Music Publisher, Inc.
Fortune Music, Inc.
42 PubJi^hing Co., Inc.
Fox, Sam, Publishing Co.
Frank Music Corp.
Franklin, John, Co., Inc.,
Fredibee Music Corp.
G fir C Music Corporation
Galaxy Music Corporation
Callico, Al, Music Co., Inc.
Gamble Hinged Music Co.
Gannon & Kent Music Co.
Gary Music, Inc.
Gateway Music, Inc.
Gaumont Music Publishers, Ltd.
Gem Music Corporation
General Music Publishing
Co., Inc.
Georgeoff, Evan, Mus. Pub. Co.
Gershwin Pub. Corp.
Gl Music Corp.
Glenmore Music, Inc.
Global Music, Inc.
Gold, Joe Music Co.
Goldmine Music, Inc.
Coldsen, Michael, Inc.
ASCAP PUBLISHER MEMBERS
Coldwyn, Samuel Music Pub.
Corp.
Goodman Music Co., Inc.
Cordon, Kaufman & Real, Inc.
Cramercy Music Corp.
Grand Music Corp.
Gray, H. W., Company, Inc.
Greenwich Music Co., Inc.
Grimes Music Publishers
Guild Music Publishers, Inc.,
The
Guild Publications of California,
Inc.
Haggar Music Co.
Ha II- Mack Company
Halsey Music, Inc.
Hamilton Music Corp.
Hampshire House Pub. Corp.
Handy Bros., Music Co., Inc.
Hanover Music Corporation
Hansen, Charles H., Music Co.
Hargail Music Press
Harman Music, Inc.
Harmony Music Corp.
Harms, Inc.
Harms, T. B., Company
Harris, Charles K., Music Pub.
Co., Inc.
Harris & Vavrin, Inc.
Hartley Music Co.
Harwin Music Corp.
Hawthorne Music Corp.
Hennings, Frank, Music Pub'g
Co.
Herbert Music Co., Inc.
Hilltop Music, Inc.
Hobby Music, Inc.
Hollybrook Music Co.
Hometown Music Co.
Homeyer, Chas. W., & Co., Inc.
Hope Publishing Company
Horton, Vaughn, Inc.
Howard, Joe, Music Pub.
Hub Music Co.
Hubert Music Corp.
Hudson Music Corp.
Huntzinger, R. L, Inc.
Idriss-Brown-Trbbles, Inc.
Imperial Music Publications
International Music, Inc.
Ivy Music Corp.
|. P. Music Co.
Jacobs, Walter, Inc.
James Music, Inc.
)aybar Music Co.
)ayvee Music Pub. Co.
Jefferson Music Co.
|em Publications
Jenkins^ Gordon, Inc.
Jenkins Music Company
lericho Music Co.
Jerome Music Co.
jewel Music Pub. Co., Inc.
Jones, Isham, Music Corp.
jungnickel, Ross, Inc.
Kanes Music Publishers
Kassel Aris Music Co.
Kassner, E., Music Co.
Keane, Michael, Inc.
Kearney Music Co.
Kellem, Milton, Music Co.
Kelton, Inc.
Kendis Music Corporation
Kenmor Music Co.
Kerwin Music Co., Inc.
Keystone Music Company of
California
King, Charles E.
Knickerbocker Music, Inc.
Kramer- Whitney, Inc.
Lake Shore Pub. Co., Inc.
La Salle Music Publishers, Inc.
Laurel Music Corp.
Lear Music, Inc.
Lee, George, Music Co.
Leeds Music Corp.
Leslie, Edgar, Inc.
Leslie Music Corp.
Lewis Music Pub. Co., Inc.
Lion Music Corp.
Lincoln Music Corp.
Lindley Music Pub. Co.
Lombardo Music, Inc.
Lopez, v., Music
Lorenz Publishing Co.
Ludwig Music Pub. Co.
Lyric Music Publishers, Inc.
M. S. K. Music Co.
Macap Music Publishers, Inc.
Manhattan Music Publishers
Manners Music
Manor Music Company
Marchant Music Publishers
Marian Music Corp.
Marks, Gerald, Music, Inc.
Marien Music Co.
Marpet Music Corp.
Mario Music Corp.
Martin Music
Marvin Music Co.
Massey Music Co., Inc.
Maurice, Peter, Music Co.. Ltd.
Maxwell-Wirges Publications
Mayfair Music Corp.
Maypole Music, Inc.
McHugh & Adamson Music, Inc.
Melo-Art Music Publishers
Melomusic Publications, Inc.
Melrose, Walter, Music Co.
Melrose Music Corp.
Memory Music Publishers
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Midway Music Co.
Milene Music
MiUer, Bob, Inc.
Miller Music Corp.
Mills Music, Inc.
Milton Music, Inc.
Mogull Music Corp.
Monaco, James V., Inc.
Monmar Music, Inc.
Mood Music Co., Inc.
Morris, Edwin H., Cr Co., Inc.
Movietone Music Corp.
Musette Publishers, Inc.
Music Makers Publishing Co.
Music Productions, Inc.
Music Workshop
Musical Works
Mutual Music Society, Inc.
Myers Music
Nacio Publications, Inc.
National Music Pub. Corp.
Nationwide Songs, Inc.
New World Music Corp.
Noble Music Co., Inc.
Northern Music Corp.
Novelty Music Company
Oahu Publishing Co.
Odette Music Corp.
O'Flynn, Charles, Publications
O'Kay Music Company
Old Homestead Pub. Co.
Oriole Music Corp.
Orten Music Company
Ostrow Music Pub. Corp.
Owens-Kemp Music Co.
Oxford Music Corp.
Oxford University Press, Inc.
P.D.S. Music Publishers, Inc.
Paley-Epstein Music Enterprises
Paramount Music Corp.
Paull-Pioneer Music Corp.
Paxton Music, Inc.
Pepper, j.W.,& Son, Inc.
Photo Play Music Co., Inc.
Piantadosi Music Publications
Pic Music Corp.
Pickwick Music Corp.
Piedmont Music Co., Inc.
Pinkard Publications, Inc.
Piper Music Co.
Players Music Corp., The
Plymouth Music Co., Inc.
ASCAP PUBLISHER MEMBERS
"Pops" Music Publishing Co.
Popular Music Co.
Portilla Music Corp.
Presser, Theodore, Company
Promenade Music, Inc.
Putnam Music, Inc.
Pyramid Music Co.
Randy Smith Music Corp.
R. F. D. Music Pub. Co., Inc.
Record Music Corporation
Record Songs, Inc.
Reinbert & Co., Inc.
Remick Music Corp.
Remsen, Alice
Renault Music Co., Inc.
Rene, Loen, Publications
Revere Music Co.
Rhyme & Rhythm, Inc.
Rialto Music Pub. Corp.
Ricordi, C, & Co. (ofN.Y.)
Ringle, Dave
Ritchie Music Co., Inc.
Ritter, Tex, Music Publications
Inc.
Riverside Music Publications
Robbins, j. j., & Sons, Inc.
Robbins Music Corporation
Robert Music Corporation
Rodeheaver Co., The
Roger Music, Inc.
Roncom Music Co.
Ross, Charles, Music Co., Inc.
Rossiter, Will
Row, R. D., Music Co.
Roxbury Music Co.
Roy Music Co., Inc.
Royal Music Publisher
Rubank, Inc.
Ruby, Harry, Music Co.
Ruval Music Co.
Rytvoc, Inc.
St. Nicholas Music Publishing
Co.
Sanson Music Co.
Santly-joy, Inc.
Saunders Publications
Schirmer, C, Inc.
Schroeder, D. L.
Schroeder & Gunther, Inc.
Schvirartz Music Co.
Schwarz, Merrell, Music Co.,
The
Serenade Music Co.
Shamrock Music Publishers
Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc.
Shattinger, Inc.
Shawnee Press, Inc.
Shilkret, Nathaniel, Music Co.,
Inc.
Show Tunes, Inc.
Shubert Music Pub. Corp.
Sigma Music, inc.
Simon, George, Inc.
Sinatra Songs, Inc.
Skidmore Music Co., Inc.
Skinner Music Co., Inc.
Skokie Music Co.
Skylark Songs Music Publisher
Smith, Ethel, Music Corp.
Smith-Foley Music Publications
Snyder Music Corp.
Society for the Publication of
American Music, Inc.
Songs, Inc.
Southern Music Company
Southern Music Pub. Co., Inc.
Souvenir Songs
Spier, Larry, Inc.
Spina -Green Music Corp.
Spinlan Music Corp.
Spitzer, Henry, Mus. Pub. Co.,
Inc.
Stage Craft Music Corp.
Standard Music Publisihers, Ltd.
Stan wood Music Corp.
Star Songs
Starlight Music
Starlight Songs
Stasny Music Corp.
State Music Pub. Co., Inc.
Stephens, Bob, Inc.
Stone Music Corp.
Summy, Clayton f ., Co.
Sunflower Music Corp.
Sunset Music Publishers, Inc.
Superior Music, Inc.
Supreme Music Corporation
TV Music Corp.
Talent, Leo, Inc.
Taubman, Paul, Music Corp.
Tempo Music, Inc.
Tempo Pub. Co., The
Tennessee Music Publishers,
Inc.
Thomas, John, Music Corp.
Thornhill Music Co.
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Tin Pan Alley
Tobey Music Corporation
Tobias & Lewis, Music Pubs.
Tone Music Co.
Top Tunes Co.
Towne Music Corp.
Trans American Music Co.
Transcontinental Music Corp.
Triangle Music Corp.
Tropical Music Publishers
United Music Corp.
University Music Corp.
Urban Music Publications
Valando Music Corp.
Variety Music
Victor Publishing Co.
Victoria Publishing Co.
Viking Music Corp.
Villa -Lobos Music Corp.
Villa -Moret, Inc.
Vinrob Music Co.
Vogel, Jerry, Music Co., Inc.
Volkwein Bros., Inc.
Von Tilzer, Harry, Music Pub.
Co.
Walde Music Corp.
Waner, Art, Music Co.
Warnow, Mark, Music
Warock Music, Inc.
Warren, Harry, Music, Inc.
Waverly, Jack
Weingarten, David, Music
Publications
Weintraub Music Company
Weiss, Sam, Music, Inc.
West'rn Music Pub. Co.
Whale Music Corp.
Whalen Music
White Way Music Co.
Williamson Music, Inc.
Willis Music Co.
Windsor Music Corp.
Witmark, M., & Sons
Wizell, Murray Pub. Co.
Wood, B. F., Music Co.
Woodward Music, Inc.
Words & Music, Inc.
World Music, Inc.
Worth, Bobby, Music Publishers,
Inc.
Young,' Victor, Publishing Co
Yellen and Fain
ASSOCIATED MUSIC
By CHARLES A. WALL
President and Treasurer
Associated Music Publishers, Inc. is one of the foremost publishers of
serious music in the United States. It has an extensive catalog of orchestra,
instrumental, chamber, and choral music. In addition, it represents ex-
clusively in the United States many of the principal serious music catalogs
of Europe, such as Breitkopf & Haertel, N. Simrock, B. Schotfs Soehne,
of Germany ; Universal Edition and Ludwig Doblinger of Austria ; Schott
& Co., Ltd. of England ; Editions Max Eschig and Enoch & Cie of France ;
Songs of Spain, Spain; Suvini Zerboni and Casa Musicale Sonzogno of
Italy.
•
AMP also is sole selling agent for BMI and BMI Canada, Ltd. publica-
tions. The AMP Board of Directors is as follows :
OFFICERS : Chairman of the Board, Sydney M. Kaye ; President and
Treasurer, Charles A. Wall; Vice President, Karl Bauer; Vice President,
Richard French ; Vice President, Earl B. Hall ; Secretary, Robert J. Burton ;
Comptroller, Alexander D. Nicol.
DIRECTORS: Carl Haverlin, President, BMI; William S. Hedges, Vice
President, National Broadcasting Co. ; Paul W. Morency, WTIC, Hartford,
Conn. ; J. Harold Ryan, Storer Broadcasting Co. ; Charles A. Wall, Presi-
dent, AMP and Treasurer and Vice President in Charge of Finance— BMI ;
Sydney M. Kaye, Chairman of AMP Board and Vice President, BMI.
Publishers
Associated Music Publishers, Inc., New York Edition Adolph Nagel, Hanover
Edition Bote & C. Bock, Berlin Oesterreichischer Bundeslag, Vienna
Breitkopf & Haertel, Leipzig Schott fir Company, Ltd., London
Breitkopf Publications, Inc., New York B. Schott's Soehne, Mainz
Broadcast Music, Inc., New York N. Simrock, Leipzig
BMI Canada, Ltd., Toronto Casa Musicale Sonzogno, Milan
Ludwig Doblinger, Vienna Universal Edition, Vienna
Edition Max Eschig, Paris Suvini-Zerboni, Milan
C. F. Kahnt, Leipzig Songs of Spain, Inc. (Union Musical Espanola),
F. E. C. Leuckart, Munich Madrid
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BROADCAST MUSIC, INC
By CARL HAVERLIN
President
i^
ONCE again BMI can report an excellent season in the popular music
field, licensing more than 50 per cent of the songs heard on "Your
Hit Parade'' and in excess of 80 per cent of the most popular (juke box)
recorded tunes in all classifications. The latter includes Pop, Western, Folk
and Rhythm and Blues categories, and, in coin machine operators* polls,
BMI licensed songs took all top honors.
During the past season, BMI sponsored ten concerts by the famed Berk-
shire Quartet at Music Mountain, Fall Village, Connecticut. This "Festival
of Contemporary Chamber Music" drew many music lovers and students
from far and wide. In New York, BMI sponsored a series of Contemporary
Music Concerts at the Museum of Modern Art, conducted by Leopold
Stokowski. These concerts were tape recorded and made available for re-
broadcast by WNYC and other educational stations throughout the country.
In line with these concerts, BMI continues its campaign for more concert
music on the air and over 1,200 stations have given this full cooperation
and increased the broadcast of such music by many hours weekly. The
Young Composers Radio Awards, administered under the aegis of BMI,
musicologists, editors and composers, made its 1952 awards in December
and the 1953 contest is now in progress.
Teen-Age Book Parade, a weekly series of reviews mostly of contempo-
rary books by leading writers and newspaper book reviewers is broadcast
by more than 1,000 stations. As with other BMI services, no charge is
made for these reviews.
In 1952 BMI held 42 Program Clinics in the United States, Canada and
one in Puerto Rico, all within a two-week period. This year in association
with Broadcast Advertising Bureau there will be 42 Program and Sales
Clinics, one day for each, thus saving the broadcaster time and money in
not having to arrange two separate trips for himself and staff.
BMI subsidiaries such as Associated Music Publishers and BMI Canada,
Ltd., are both flourishing concerns.
OFFICEPuS OF BMI: Carl Haverlin, President; Sydney M. Kaye, Vice-chairman of the
Board, Vice-president and General Counsel; Robert J. Burton, Vice-president in charge
of Publisher and Writers Relations, 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 Rela-
tions; Charles E. Lawrence, Assistant Treasurer and Assistant Secretary; Alexander D.
Nicol, Comptroller; Robert Sour, Assistant Vice-president, Publisher Relations.
DIRECTORS: (elected annually) : Justin Miller, Chairman; Sydney M. Kaye, Vice-Chair-
man; Herbert V. Akerberg, CBS; John Elmet, WCBM; Jos. E. Baudino, Westinghouse
Radio Stations, Inc.; Carl Haverlin, BMI; William S. Hedges, NBC; Herbert HoUister,
KBOL; Leonard Kapner, WCAE; Paul W. Morency, WTIC; Ray Diaz, ABC-PT; J. Leonard
Keinsch, WSB; J. Harold Ryan, Storer Broadcasting Co., and James E. Wallen, MBS.
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BMI PUBLISHERS
Aaron Music Company
Acuff-Rose Publications
Adams- Vee & Abbott, Inc.
Adanac Music Company
Airlane Music, Inc.
Aladdin Music Publications
Algonquin Music, Inc.
Allegro Music, Inc.
Allen Rick Publications
Allied Music, Inc.
Alvin Music Corporation
American Composer's Alliance
American Music, Inc.
American Performing Rights
Society
Amigo Music Publishing Co.
Amusement Fubl.
Andrea Music Co.
Anson Music Publishing Co.
Appleton -Century, D. Co., Inc.
(B.M.I.)
A.O.V. Corp.
Aragon Music Company
Arberne Music Co.
Ardsley Music Company
Arlene Music Co.
Arena Stars Incorporated
Arrow Music Press, Inc.
Associated Composers, Inc.
Associated Music Publishers, Inc.
Atlantic Music Corp.
Autry, Gene Music Publishing,
Inc.
Avery Music Company
Avon Music, Inc.
6. & F. Music
Ball Music Publishing Company
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
(BMO — "Gaite Parisenne")
Banbury Music, Inc.
Bar Music Publishing Company,
Ltd., The
Barclay Music Company
Barron Music Company
Bartlett fr Hartman Music
Publishers, Inc.
Baton Music Company
Beacon Music Company
Becker-Williams Publications
Beechwood Music Corp.
Bell Music Co.
Bellmore Music Pub. Co.
Bell-Tone Music Publishing Co.
Berger Publishing Company
Berwick Music Corp.
Big "D" Pub. Co.
Biltmore Music, Inc.
Blane Music Company
Blazer Music Co.
Blazon Music Company
Block, Martin Music Inc.
Bluebird Music Company
Blue Note Records
Blue River Music Publishing Co.
BMI Canada Ltd.
Bobb Music
Bomart Music Corp.
Bradshaw Music Co.
Brayas Valley Music
Brenner Music, Inc.
Brightlights Music Publishing
Broadcast Music, Inc.
Burleigh Music
Byron Music Co.
Cameron Music Co.
Camille's Music Company, Ltd.
Campbell Music, Inc.
Canfield, Cogswell
Capri Music
Cardinal Music Publications
Carnegie Music Co.
Carnival Music Company, Inc.
Carol Music Company
Carson-Carrier Publications
Casa Musicale Sonzogno
Cascales, Joe, Music Publisher
Castle Music Pub. Co.
Cavalier Music Pub. Co.
Celestial Music Pub. Co., Inc.
Century Songs, Inc.
Cerabino, Joseph
Challenge Music
Charill Music Pub. Co.
Checker Music Publishing Com-
pany
Chelsea Music Corporation
Cherio Music Publishers, Inc.
Children's Record Guild
Children's Songs, Inc.
Chips Music
Chords Music Publishers
Christian Music Publishing Co.
Cille and Dail Publications
Cinephonic Music, Inc.
Claremont Music Company
Clow, 0. B. (Estate of)
Coast to Coast Music Corp.
Cole Corporation, M. M.
Collwill Corporation
Colonial Music Publishing Co.,
Inc.
Columbia Music Publishing Com-
pany
Commercial Music, Inc.
Commodore Music Corporation
Continental Music Publications
Co.
Continental Record Co.
Copyright Music
Country Music
Crestwood Publications
Crocker, Al
Cross Music Company
Cross, Samuel Avery
Crossroads Music Co.
Crowe, Edward
Crowe, Edward and Pyle, Pete
Cundy-Bettony Co.
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Dallas Music Co., Inc.
Dana Music Co., Inc.
Dance Music Corp.
Daniels Music Publishing Co.
Darrell, Jack, Music Publisher
Davis & Ostergard
Davis Music Company
Dayton Smith Publications
D. Davis fir Co., Pty.
D. Dreyer Co., Inc.
Delaware Music Co.
Dennis Music Co.
Dexter, Al and Paris, James
Dexter, Al, Music Publishing
Dinehart Music Company, The
Dixie Music Publishing Co.
Dolan, Ann
Domino Music Corporation
Doraine Music Publishing Co.
Doraine, Peter, Inc.
Doray, T., Music Publishing Co.
Dornix Music, Inc.
Douglas Publishing Company
Duchess Music Corporation
Dumac Music Corporation
Dunhill Music Corp.
Dunray Music Company
Duo Music Publishing Corp.
Eagle Music Publishing Corpora-
tion
East Coast Music Publications
Eastern Music Publishers
Eberle-Maxted Music Co.
Eccma Music Company
Editions Musicales Victoria Mu-
sical Editions
Editora Dominicana De Musica,
C. Por A.
Edizioni Kramer (Milano)
Edizioni Mascheroni (Milano)
Edizioni Musicali Di Lazzaro
Edizioni Musicali Italiane
Edizioni Suvini Zerboni
Ediee Music Corp.
Edward Music Service
Edwards, Norman, Music Pub.
Elkane Music Company
Elliott, Lewis
Elmore, C. M. Publisher
Elsmo Bros. Publishers
Elwood Publishing Co.
Embassy Music Corp.
Emco Music Company
Emerald Music Company
Emerson Music Publications, Inc.
Encore Music Publications, Inc.
Enos, Clyde
Esquire Music Co.
Essay Music Company
Excelsior Music Publishing Co.
Executive Music Corporation
Fairfax Music Company
Fairway Music Corp.
• • •
BMI PUBLISHERS
• • •
Fargo Music Inc.
Fi-Del Music Publishing Co.
Fine Songs
Florida Music Company
Flye-Bye-Knight Pub. Co.
Folk Songs
Folkways Music Publishers Inc.
Ford Music, Inc.
Foremost Melodies Inc.
Four-Star Music Company
Fowler, Wallace Publications
France Music Company
Francis Cr Wilmore Music Pub.
Franco-American Publications
Freed & Hall Music Publishers
Frederick Music Publ. Co.
Freeman, Albert Edward
Freeman Music Co.
Fremart Music Company
Frey, Fran and Company
Friedly, Lowell G. & Company
G. M. S. Music Publishing Co.
Gainsborough Music, Inc.
Gala Music Publishing Corp.
Gale & Gale, Inc.
Garlock, Scherer
Gilbert Music Publishers
Glamor Music Co.
Goday Music Inc.
Golden Gate Quartet Music Co.
Golden Tune Publishers
Golden West Melodies, Inc.
Golden West Music Publications
Goode Music, Inc.
Gordon Music Company
Green Music Publications
Guinand, Clinton
H. M. Banner Publications
Halama, Frank j., Publications
Halliburton Music
Helmac Company
Hamilmeyer Music Publishing
Company
Hanna & Co. Music Composi-
tions
Happy Songs, Inc.
Harcourt, Brace & Co., Inc.
Harmony House
Harmony Music Publishers
Hartmann, Edward & Lynette
Hartmann & Van Horn
Harvard
Harwall Music Publishers
Haun, Dal E., Company
Hawaii Conservatory Pub. Co.
Hemispheric Publications
Hill and Range Songs, Inc.
Hill Music Publishing Company
Hillbilly Music Publishing Co.
Hilliard-Currie Music Publishers
Hillside Music Publishers
Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, Inc.
'B.M.I.;
Hit Parade Publications
Hockenhull's Music Publications
Hoffman, Carrie
Holden, Alfred H.
Holdsworth, Elmer ^ ^
Hollis Music, Inc.
Hollywood House Music Pub-
lishing Co.
Hollywood Melody Publishing
Co.
Hollywood-Western Music Co.,
Inc.
Holmes Publications
Hoosier Music Publications
Hopkins, Earle C.
House of Carols
House of Fortune
House of Irish Songs
House of Melody
Howard, jack, Publications, Inc.
Humphries, Bruce, inc.
Hynnes Music Company
Imco Music Publishing Co.
Imperial Music Publishing Co.
Inco Music Company
Independent Music Publishers
Indigo Music, Inc.
Ineman, James
Inspired Music Company
Inter- American Music Pub. Co.
Intermountain Specialty Sales
Company
International Popular Music Co.
Irma Music Company
Irving Tanz Music Corp.
j.A.Y. Music Company
Jack Glea
Jackson Music Corporation
Jarman Publications, Ltd.
Jay- Dee Music Corporation
jay Method, Publisher
Jean Music Company
Jill Music Co.
Jim Bulleit Music Corp.
Jo-Ann Music Company
John Mason's Pub. Co.
Johnstone-Montei, Inc.
Johnstone Music, Inc.
Jones, j. Grayson, Music Com-
pany
Judson Music Co.
Kammen, j. & J., Music Co.
Kampas, William T.
Kaolene Corp.
Karen Publications
Karr, Jerome j.
Kaymusic Publishers
Kayro Music Publishing Co.
Keenote Music
Kelly Music Publications
Kelly-Stool
Kelton-Romm Music Company
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Kennedy Music Company
Kenneth Publishing Company
Kerr, Edward
Keystone Music Co.
Kingsbury Music, Inc.
Kinkade's Songs
Kit Music Company
Knight Publishing Co.
Knobloch, M. H.
Knutson & Kilbourne Song Pub-
lishers
Kolbert, Marguerite (Produc-
tions)
Kord Music Company
L. A. Songs
La Chapelle Music Publications
La Rue Publishing Company
Langley Music Co.
Lang-Worth Publications, Inc.
Lanier Music Company
Latin American Publishing Corp.
Laura -Lea Music
Laurel Music Publishers, Inc.
Leal, Felipe Valdes
Lee, Robert, Music Publishers,
Inc.
Lee Music
Lennerts Music Publications
Leora Music
Lester, Betty
Lester, j. L. Music Comipany
Liberty Music Publishers
Life Music, Inc.
Life Records, Inc.
Lincoln, F. S.
Lind Music Company
Linden Music Publishers
Little jazz Music Pub., Inc.
Lois Music Publishing Co.
Lomax, Carl, Music Publishing
Company
London Music Corp.
Lone Star Music Co.
Long, j. Baxter
Lowden, C. Harold
Lubin, jimmy. Music Publishers
Lucky Music Publishers
Ludlow Music, Inc.
Lutz Brothers Music Co., Inc.
Lydian Music Publishers
Lynch, Edward j.
Lynn Music Corp.
Lynne Music Company
BMI PUBLISHERS
M. and F. Music Publisher, The
M-E Melodies
M. R. E. Music Co.
Mac Angelo
MacFarlane, Thomas M.
Mack Music Company
Mack-Nell Publications
Mackley Music Publishing Co.
Maestro Music Company
Magnet Music, Inc.
Magnolia Music Corp.
Main Music Publishing Com-
pany, The
Main Street Songs, Inc.
Majestic Music Company
Major Melodies
Major Minor Music
Malamar Music, Inc.
Mallory Music Publications
Manhattan Melodies Music Pub.
Mank's, Chaw, Blue Ribbon
Music Co.
Mann Music Co.
Manning Music Company
Marchant, J. C, Publications
Marcy, Victor
Mardi Cras Music Company
Maresh Music Co.
Marino Music Company
Marion and Son Publishing Co.
Mark-Lee Music Company
Marks, E. B. Music Corp.
Marsales, Frank
Martens, W. F., Music Co.
Marvel Music Pub. Co.
Master Melodies Music Pub.
Master Music Press, Inc.
Master Music Publishers
Masters Music
Mayhams Music Company
Maywood Music Co.
McCall and Malin Publishing
Company
McClaran, Olive Hanson
McClellan Music Company
McClure Music Company
McClure, Ruth D.
McCune Music Company
McDonald, j. K.
McDonald Music Company, The
McDowell, Frances Crider
McCinty Music Publishing Com-
pany
McClean, Gene, Music Co.
McMahon^ Frank
Meadowbrook Music Publishing
Co.
Med-Rik Music Publishing Com-
pany
Medallion Music Corp.
Mellin Music, Inc.
Mellow Music Publishing Co.
Melo Music Co.
Melo-Song Publishers
Melodies of the Americas, Inc.
Melody Hall Music Publishers
Melody Lane, Inc. (Peer)
Melody Moderne Incorporated
Melody Trails
Memphis Music Publishers, The
Mercer Music
Meridian Music Corp.
Merit Music, Inc.
Merit Music Publishing Co.
Merrymount Music Press
Merrywood Publishers
Metro Music
Metropolitan Music Company
Metropolitan Music Publishers
Michael Music Co., Inc.
Micor Publishing Company
Midland Music Company
Midwestern Publishers
Millbrook Music
Millburn Music Publishers, Inc.
Milliegene Music Publishing
Company
Miracle Music Company
Mission Hills Publications
Missud, Jean M. (B.M.I.)
Modern Melo Melody Publica-
tions
Modern Melodies Publishing Co.
Modern Music Publishing Co.
Mohawk Music Publishing Co.
Monahan Music Publications
Monarch Music Company
Mongiello, Cosmo Andreotti
Monmouth Publishing Company
Mono-Music
Monroe Music Company
Monroe Publications
Montauk Music
Montclare Music Corp.
Moon Ray Music Publishers
Moonlight Music
Morris Music Publications
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Morrison & Ewing
Morrison Music Company
Morrissey Music Company
Morse, Dave, Studio Pub. Co.
Morton Music Corp.
Motley Music Publishing Co.
Motor City Music Publishers
Mount Vernon Publications
Mountain State Music Pub.
Murob Music Publishers
Music Art Publications
Music Box Melodies
Music City Copyrights
Music Enterprises
Music for Frets
Music For Young America Co.
Music Incorporated
Music Manuscript Reporter
Music Products, Inc.
Music Row Publications
Musin, Ovid (E. B. Marks)
Muzik Masters Company
National Association For Blind
Composers, Inc.
National Broadcasting Co., Inc.
National Music Corp.
Nationwide Songs> inc.
Nelson, Overson Publications
Nettles Publishing Co.
New England Song Publishing
New Era Music Corporation
New Harmony Music Publishers
Newton, Al
Niksch, Donald E.
Nimisilla Music Company
Nolan Music Co.
Nolton, Frances Stuart
Nordoll Music Co.
Normandy Music, Inc.
Normay Music Company
Northeastern Music Company,
The
Northern Bell Music Pub. Co.
Noteworthy Music, Inc.
Nu-Tune Music Corporation
Nu-View Publications
Oahu Publishing Company
Oliver-Jacobs Music
Olympian Agencies
Onyx Publishers
Oree Music
Original Music Publishing Co.
BMI PUBLISHERS
• • •
Orpheum Music Corp.
Out West Music Publisher. The
Pace Music Co.
Pacific Music Publications
Palladium Music Publishing Co.
Palomar Music Corp.
Pan-American Publications
Parade Music Company
Paradise Music Company
Paragon Publishers
Paris, James B.
Parliament Music, Inc.
Pastor Music Co.
Paterson, James A.
Patmar Music Company, Inc.
Patricia Music
Paul Music
Paul Reiner Music Pub. Co., Inc.
Paxon, Margaret 0.
Pearl Music Company, Inc.
Peer International Corporation
Peerless Music Publishing Co.
Pelkonen, Matt, Music Co.
Pemora Music Company, Inc.
Personal Publications
Peskin Music Publishing Co.
Phoenix Music Corp.
Phono-Tunes Music Company
Piccadilly Music Corp.
Pitts, P. S., Publications
Plamor Music Company
Plumb, Neely Publishing Co.
Pond, Frank, Music Company
Porgie Music Corporation
Prelude Music Co. (E. B. Marks)
Premier Music Publishing
Prestige Music
Preview Music Co., Inc.
Pre-View Publications
Pritchett Publications
Professional Music, Inc.
Progressive Music Publishing
Co., Inc.
Pro Musica Publishing Co
Propoggio, R. N.
Prosser Music Publishing Co.
Proven Publications
Pulse Music
Putman Publications
Quaker Music Company
Quality Music Company, Inc.
Quincy Music Publishers
R. S. Rose Publishing Co.
Radio & Video Music Publishing
Company
Radio Music Publishers
Radio-Recording Songs, Inc.
Radio Screen Music Pub. Co.
Rainbow Melodies Music Co.
Rainbow Music Publishers
Rainier Music Publishers
Raleigh Music Publishing Co.
Rancho Music
Randolph, Al, Publications
Raymond Music Corp.
Raymor-McCollister Music Pub-
lishers
Rayven Music Co., Inc.
Real Music Company
Record Music Publishing Com-
pany
Recordo Music Publishers
Red River Songs
Redskin Publishing Co.
Redwood Music Co., Inc.
Reeny Rhythms
Regal Music Company, Ltd.
Regent Music Corp.
Remarque Music Publishing Co.
Renown Music, Inc.
Republic Music Corporation
Revell, Thomas H.
Rex Music Publishers
Rhodes, David W.
Rhythms Of The West
Ricordi, G. & Co.
Ridgeway Music
Rinehart, Marion W., Music
Enterprise
Rinker, Charles, Music Pub.
Rion, Johnny
Riverdale Music Co.
Riverdale Music, Inc.
Rod Jon Music Company
Rodenberg, Edward L
Romance Music Publications
Romaunt Music Publications
^Romany Music, Inc.
Rork, Ernest A., & Son
Rosemart Music Co.
Rosetti, Joseph
Rosyin Music Company
Rossi, Edward
Rossi, Edward and Louis
Roth, Howard H., fir Co., Inc.
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Roxy Music Corp.
Royal Crown Music Company
Royal Gorge Music Publishing
Royal Music Corporation
Royalty Music Company
Rubens, Mark
Ruby Music Co.
Rudy Vallee Music Publications
Rujanart Music Publications
Rumbalero Music, Inc.
Rush Music Co.
RusselUWillard
Russian-American Music Pub-
lishers, Inc.
S. A. Melodi
S. B. G. Music Publishers
Salamanca Music Publishers
Salvatori Music Company
San Juan Music Publishing Co.
Sanders, Zeb V.
Sapphire Music Publisher
Savoy Music Company
Sawaya Publications, Inc., The
Schael, August, Company
Scheuerle Bros. Music Publishers
Schillinger, Arthur E.
Schirmer, E. C, Music Co.
Scholf Publishing Company
Scripter's
Seattle Music Publishing Co.
Siedel, Emil, Music Pub'gCo.
Sentinel Music Publications
Shavers, Herman
Shaw, Charlie, Publications
Shealy Music Pub. Co., Inc.
Shelby Music Publishing Co.
Sheldon -Mitchell Pub. Corp.
Sheldon Music, Inc.
Shermack Company
Shopa Music Publications
Show-Biz Music Co.
Shutt, Albert Music Publisher
Signet Music Co.
Simon House, Inc.
Singer, Murray, Music Pub.
Skrivanek Music
Skyline Music Publishers
Slate Enterprises, Inc.
Smith, Bob
Smith, Jerry, Publications
Smith Publications
Snyder, Fenton Publications
Sobeck, Rosina
BMI PUBLISHERS
Society of Jewish Composers,
Publishers and Songwriters
Soergel, Oscar
Songette Publishing Co.
Song- Ranch Publications
Song Shop, The ,
Song Writers' Cooperative, Inc.
Sonorous Music Co., Inc.
Sophisticate Music, Inc.
Sorority Fraternity Record Co.
Spanish Music Center
Spin Music
Spitzer Songs, Inc.
Spotlight Music Company
Spry Music Publishing Co.
Staff Music
Staff Music Corporation
Stan-Host Melodies
Stark Music Printing Company
Starr Songs
Stavin Milt, Music Company
Steele, Ted, Publishing Co.
Stern, ]os. W., & Co., (E. B.
Marks)
Stern Music Publishing Co.
Steven, Arthur Publications
Stevens Music Company
Stevens Music Corporation
Stevens, Thomas A.
Stone Jack & Associates
Strand Press Music Publishers
Stratton, A. D., Music Co.
Stuart Music, Inc.
Stuart Hambleu Music Co.
Sudlik & Siegel
Sultan Associates
Sundial Songs
Sunrise Music Company
Superior Melodies Publishing Co.
Sutton Music Company
Swansongs Publications
Sweet Music Publications
Sweet, William R.
Swing & Tempo Music Co.
Symbolic Music Publishing Co.
Syncopation Songs
Syndicate Music Publishers, inc.
Szathmary, Irving
Tannen Music, Inc.
Taps Agency
Tennessee Music Corp.
Terry Tune Studios
Thomas Cole Publishing Co.
Tic-Toe Publishing Company
Tiffany Music Company
Timberland Publishing Co.
Time Music Company
Times Squar Music Publishing
Tingor Music, Inc.
Tinker, Bill
Tobby Music Publishers
Tomerlin, Lysle
Tono Record Co.
Topik Tunes
Tracy Music Company, Inc.
Trans-American Music Pub.
Transatlantic Music Company
Trend Music
Triad Music Company
Trianon Publications
Trinity Music Co., Inc.
Trio Music Company
Tropical Song Counter
Truntone Publishing Company
Tune Shop Music Publishers, Inc.
Tune-Time Music
Tune Towne Tunes
Turnpike Music, Inc.
U. S. and International Music
Publishers
U. S. Music, Inc.
Ultra Music Company
Unger Music Publisher
Unique Music Publishers
United Artists Publishing Co.
Universal Music Sales
University of Toledo
Uranus Music Company
Val Music Corporation
Valentine Music Publications
Valiant Music Company, Inc.
Valley-Hill Music Co.
Valor Publications
Van Brunt Publishing Company
Van Dorn
Van Russ Music
Vance Music Company
Vander Music Company
Vanguard Songs
Variety Music Company
Vavrin & King
Velleca Publishing Company
Vernon Music Publishers
Versailles Music Co., Inc.
Vicca's Music Co.
Village Music Co.
Vogue Music Corporation
Volunteer Music Pub. Co.
Volunteer Music Sales Co.
Von Hallberg Music Company
Wade Franklin, Publications
Wahl, J. Frederick
Walden, Orvile C.
Waldman, Irving, Music Pub.
Wallace Publishing Company
Ward, Allan W., Music Pub.
Warner Studio
Warren Publications
Washburn, Rozella T.
Washington Music Bazaar
Waterss Music Publishing Co.
Watkins Music, Inc.
Watson, W. A.
Wayne, D., Music Publishing
Webster Music Company
Weddington Music, Inc.
Weiss & Barry, Inc.
Wemar Music Corporation
Whimsy, Ltd.
Elmore White Music
White Mountain Music
Whitney, F. E., Publications
Wilcox Music Publishing Co.
Willard Herring, Ltd.
Wilson Publishing Co.
Winchester Music Inc.
Winfield Music, Inc.
Wing Music Corp.
Winters, Leo, Inc.
Winthrop.C.Gr Company
Wise Music Publications
Wizell, Murray, Music Co.
Wolfe, Hugh |.
Wood Song and Record Co.
Woodward, Harry, Music Pub.
Woodland Music Company
Woods Music Co.
Wrightman, Neale Publishers
Wyner Music Publishers
Van's Music Company
NOTE: BMI publishers of Religious Music, special releases of individual compositions and the scores
and songs of colleges and universities, are not included m this listing.
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SESAC, INC,
By PAUL HEINECKE
President
^ =
A YEAR AGO when I wrote a similar report, I held that as long as
there were people there would be music lovers. These many months
later I delight in the fact that the music lovers appear to outnumber the
people. During the past year, SESAC personnel have visited thousands of
radio and television stations throughout all the forty-eight states and the
provinces of Canada. From the four corners of the broadcasting industry,
one thought is repeated again and again : Good music has proved, beyond
a shadow of a doubt, that it is the most important program material in
broadcasting.
I am proud to head an organization whose repertory serves the radio and
television industries so substantially through increased representation of
SESAC works in the varied media of phonograph records, transcriptions
and live-talent programs. Our publishers' catalogues offer superior musical
and dramatic-musical works in all categories by the world's most famous
composers. Your SESAC Performance License gives you simple and eco-
nomical access to this ever-growing repertory of outstanding material.
The SESAC Transcribed Library proves to be more exciting than ever
before, because our subscribers are so emphatic in their endorsement and
support of our program efforts. In turn, we keep faith by continuing to
record and bring to our Library subscriber pre-eminent artists in new and
distinctive performances. The year 1952 has abounded with increased
SESAC transcription production; 1953 holds even greater promise. The
SESAC Script Department, an integral part of the Library, has penned
over 1000 individual scripts and continuities. These well-turned shows,
blended with music from the SESAC Library, are loaded with commercial
potential. The result is top-notch musical programming at low monthly
cost. Our sample transcriptions of complete commercial shows, produced
with music from the SESAC Library, have proven excellent sales aids.
They've been conceived and designed to help the subscribers increase
local time sales.
Music lovers are music listeners and they remain the largest audience
the world has ever known. It's this same audience that represents a large
segment of the country's buying power. As throughout the past twenty-
three years, SESAC will continue to meet the most exacting demands of
this group and will bring to them and the radio stations who serve them
the ultimate in musical programming.
1276
SESAC PUBLISHERS
Accordion Music Publishing Co.
Adamus, A.
Adamus, Zenobuisz
Albright Music Company
Alford, Harry L.
Alkire, Eddie, Publications
Amsco Music Publishing Co.
Arct, M.
Ashmall, Wm. E., Company
Augsburg Publishing House
Avalon Music Publishing Co.
Aztec Music Company
Babwin Publications
Barnhouse, C. L, Company
Bartlett, E. M.
Barwicki, K. T.
Bass Co., The, Music Publishers
Bava's, John, Music
Beazley, Samuel W., & Son
Barnes, A. S., & Company, Inc.
Beirly, Alfred, Co.
Bendix Publishing Corp.
Benson, John T., Publishing Co.
Berge Music Co.
Blake, Whitney, Music Publishers
Braun, Hubert j.
Braun Music Co.
Braun Organization, The
Breuer, Harry
Broadcast Music Publishers
Broadman Press, The
Brumley, Albert E., and Sons
Bryant Music Company
Capitol Music Co.
Cardilli, M. V.
Catholic Music Co.
Central Music Co.
Century Music Publishing Co.
Cerruti, John M.
Chart Music Publishing House,
Inc.
Choral Press
Church Music Co., The
Clayton, Norman J.
Clef Music Corp.
Coanacher, B.
Coleman, Robert H.
Coleman, Robert H., Publishing
Co.
Composers Press, Inc., The
Concord Music Publishing Co.,
Inc.
Cooper, W. Oliver
Craig, Ivy E.
Cummings, M. Homer
Czytelnik
Daniel, John, Quartet Song Pub.
Darom
Davis, Marion, Company, The
Dawson, William L.
Dean, Emmet S.
Dean & Edmiaston
Dean fir Evridge
Dean & Franklin
Dean & Hensley
Dean fir Morgan
Dean fir Sebren
Deiro, Pietro
Denison, T. S., fir Company
Denson Trio Music Co.
Denson-Parris Music Co.
Di Bella, 0., Music Co.
Edel, Yizchak
Edition Darom
Edition Gil- Ron
Edition Hazemer
Edition Jastrzab
Edition Olympia
Edition Pizmon
Edition Pro Arte
Eulenburg, Ernst, Ltd.
Europa Music Co.
Fairbank, H. W., Company
Ferrill, J. W.
Firm Foundation Publishing House
Fitzsimons, H. T., Co., Inc.
Forberg, Rob.
Fouts, S. C.
Fouts-Payne Music Co.
Future Music Co.
Gebethner fir Wolff
Ceorgi fir Vitak Music Co.
Gilbert Music Company
Gil-Ron
Goddard Publishing Corp.
Gornston, David
Gospel Music Publications
Gospel Songs, Inc.
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Grabczewski, F.
Crammer, Frank
Gregorian Institute of America
Hall Music Co., The
Hall fir McCreary Co.
Hanson, Eddy
Harper fir Brothers
Hartford Music Co., The
Hart's Music Company
Hathaway, Franklin Earl, Mus.
Pub.
Hazemer
Heinrichshofen's Verlag
Henson, J. M., Music Co.
Heritage Music Publications, Inc.
Hoffman, Raymond A., Co.
Holbrooke, Josef
Huffer, Fred K.
Hymntime Publishers
Idzikowski, Leon
Idzikowski, M.
"IPA," Israel Publishers Agency
"Iscam," Israel Society of Com-
posers, Authors fir Music Pub-
lishers
Jastrzab
Jeffress Music Company
Jewell, Fred, Music Co.
Kanner Music Publishing Co.
Keene, Hank, Inc.
Kelman Music Corp.
Keyboard Publishing Co.
King, K. L., Music House, Inc.
King Music Publishing Corp.
Kjos, Neil A., Music Co.
Krachtus, John, Inc.
Krone, Max and Beatrice
Kuthan, E.
Lillenas Publishing Co.
Littig, Frank, Music Publishing
Co.
Liturgical Music Company
Liturgical Music Press, Inc.
Maciejowski, ZB.
Markiewicz, Adam
McLaughlin fir Reilly Co.
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Mercury Music Corp.
Modern Music Library
Moniuszko Publishing Co.
Morris-Henson Music Co.
Music Press
Music Press. Inc.
Music Products Corp.
National Music Company
National Music Company, Inc.
Nattrass-Schenck. Inc.
Nazarene Publishing House
Network Music Publishers
Northwestern Press, The
Nowa Scena
Nowacki, Henryk X.
Oak Ridge Quartet Music
Company
Olympia
Pagani, 0., & Bro., Inc.
Pallma, Frank, Music Publisher
Pallma Music Products Corp.
Panella, Frank A.
Paragon Music Publishers
Parks, J. A., Company, The
Parris Music Co.
Parris, 0. A.
Perry, F. Clark, Co.
Perry's Sons, A. W.
Pioneer Music Press
Pizmon
Podgorski, I.
Polonia Publishing Co.
Polskie Towarzystwo Muzyki
Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyki
Wspolczesnej
Poltawski, Aleksander
Pomaranski, Zygmunt
Popular Music Publications
Pro Art Publications
Pro Arte
"PWM," Polski Wydawnictwo
Muzyczne
PWP," Przedstawicielstwo
Wydawnictwo Polskich (Asso-
ciation of Polish Publishers)
Quartet Music Company
Quincke, V/.lter A.
Radio City Guitar Studio
Ramola Music
Ramsey, Will M.
Ramsey Cr Parker
Revival Music Company, The
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
Sajewski, W. H., Music
Publishing Co.
Schmidt, Arthur P., Co., Inc., The
Schmitt, Paul A., Music Company
Schuberth, Edward, & Co-, Inc.
Sebren, George W., Music Co.
Select Music Company
Selmer, H. fir A., Inc. '
Seyfarth, G.
Showalter, A. )., Company, The
Simon, Frank
Sing Time Publishing Company
Singenberger, johfi
Singenberge.r Otto
Singspiration Associates
Sisk Music Company, The
Slaski, H.
Slater, Will W.
Smith, Alfred B.
Smith, Wm. J., Music Co.
Southern Music Plate Co.
Stamps-Baxter Music & Printing
Co.
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
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Target Music Co.
Teddlie, Tillit S.
Tennessee Music & Printing Co.
Thomas, Alvis 0.
Thomas, j. E.
Thompson Music Company
Top Music Publishers, Inc.
Tovey, Herbert G.
Towarzystwo Wydawnicze
Muzyki Polskiej
Treasure Chest Publications, Inc.
Triangle Music Co.
Trio Music Co.
Tuskegee Institute
Universum
Vaughan, James D., Music
Publishers
Vitak-Elsnic Co.
Voipe Music Co.
Wallis, 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, Z.
Wilensky, Moshe
Windsor Music Company
Winsett, R. E.
Witczyk, Stanislaw
"WJR"
Wohl, jehuda
Wydawnictwo Muzyczne Arcta
"Zaiks," Zwiazek Autorow,
Kompozytorow I Wydawcow
Zak, Czeslaw
Zaiewski, B. J.
Zaremba, Alojzy
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Holiday and Special Events
1953
January
1: New Year's Day (In all States, Territories,
District of Columbia and Possessions).
Paul Revere born (1735).
Emancipation Proclamation (1863).
Blue Network organized (1927).
2: Georgia admitted (1778).
3: Battle of Princeton (1777).
William S. Paley is elected president of
CBS (1929).
4: Utah admitted (1896).
5: Stephen Decatur born (1779).
George Washington Carver Died (1943).
Week of Prayer, first week in January.
6: Carl Sandburg born (1878).
New Mexico admitted (1912).
7: Millard Fillmore, 13th President born (1800).
Electronic system for television, including
a dissector tube to scan the image for
transmission patented by Philo Taylor Farns-
worth (1927).
8. Anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans
(Louisiana).
9: Connecticut ratified the U. S. Constitution
(1778).
Connecticut admitted (1788).
Ethan Allen born (1737).
Alexander Hamilton born (1757).
John Singer Sargent born (1856).
Salmon Portland Chase born (1808).
First Written Constitution adopted at Hart-
ford, Conn. (1639).
15: Mathew B. Brady died (1896).
17: Benjamin Franklin born (1706).
Feast of St. Anthony.
18: Daniel Webster born (1782).
19: Robert E. Lee's birthday (1807) (Alabama,
Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Missis-
sippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Ten-
nessee, Virginia).
Edgar Allen Poe born (1809).
20: Inauguration Day. Begun in 1937. To be ob-
served every fourth year from that date by
the 20th Amendment to the Constitution.
21: Foundation Day. In the Canal Zone.
Thomas Jonathan (Stonewall) Jackson born
(1824).
23: S. S. Republic collides with S. S. Florida off
N. Y. harbor and flashes CQD signal, sum-
moning rescuers proving value of Marconi
apparatus in time of disaster at sea (1909).
24: Gold discovered in Calif. (1848).
25: Weather Signs. It is an old belief that the
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weather of the whole year depends upon this
day. "Sun on St. Paul's Day means a good
year, rain or snow foretells indifferent weath-
er, a mist means want, while thunder pre-
dicts 12 months of wind and death." (Shep-
herd's Almanack, 1676).
Scottish Poet Robert Burns born (1759).
Michigan admitted (1837).
General Douglas MacArthur born (1880).
A.E.F. landed in Ireland (1942).
FM Broadcasters, Inc., holds first annual
meeting in N. Y. with attendance of 750
(1944).
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart born (1756).
Lewis Carroll, pen name of Charles Lutwidge
Dodgson, born (1832).
Thomas Edison granted patent on his incan-
descent light (1880).
William McKinley born (1843).
Kansas admitted (1861).
Franklin D. Roosevelt born (1882).
Franz Schubert born (1797).
Child Labor Day. Last Sunday in January, also
the Saturday preceding and the Monday
following.
February
Victor Herbert born (1859).
Supreme Court of the U. S., Chief Justice
John Jay presiding, held its first meeting
(1790).
CQD is adopted as wireless distress call by
Marconi Co. (1904).
Fritz Kreisler born (1875).
Ground Hog Day.
Candlemas.
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo signed by U. S.
and Mexico (1848).
Horace Greeley born (1811).
Massachusetts admitted (1788).
Aaron Burr born (1756).
American Forces recapture Manila from Japan
(1945).
George Herman ("Babe") Ruth born (1895».
Charles Dickens born (1812).
Boy Scout Day.
William Henry Harrison, 9th President, born
(1773).
Nebraska Admitted (1867).
Peace Treaty Signed with Spain Ending
Spanish-American War (1899).
Thomas A, Edison born (1847).
Daniel Boone born (1734).
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Lincolns Birthday (Alaska, California, Con-
necticut. Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa.
Kansas. Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Mis-
souri Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New
York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsyl-
vania. South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Vir-
gin Islands. Washington, West Virginia,
Wyoming).
Georgia Day.
14: Valentine's Day.
Arizona admitted (1912).
Oregon admitted (1859).
15: Destruction of the Maine (1898).
Constitution Day. In the Canal Zone.
Susan B. Anthony Day. Observed in honor
of the birthday of the pioneer crusader for
equal rights for women. Governors of 33
States and 3 Territories have honored the
day by special proclamations.
16: Katharine Cornell born (1898).
18: Inauguration of Jefferson Davis as President
of the Provisional Government of the Con-
federacy (1861).
Ash Wednesday.
19: Ohio admitted (1803).
Shrove Tuesday (1947). Tuesday preceding
Ash Wednesday. Observed as Mardi Gras
in Florida (in cities and towns where carni-
val is celebrated), Louisiana (Parishes of
Jefferson, Orleans, St. Bernard, St. Charles,
St. John the Baptist, East Baton Rouge),
Canal Zone.
Phonograph patented by Edison (1878).
20: U. S. purchased the Danish West Indies
(1917).
21: Beginning of the Battle of Verdun (1916)
which ended Dec. 15.
Brotherhood Week. Always includes Wash-
ington's Birthday; the Sunday nearest Feb.
22 is Brotherhood Day.
22: Florida ceded to the U. S. by purchase and
treaty with Spain (1819).
Washington's Birthday (All the States, Ter-
ritories, District of Columbia and Colonial
Possessions).
Edgar Wilson ("Bill") Nye died (1896).
James Russell Lowell born (1819).
23: Johannes Gutenberg died (1468).
President Calvin Coolidge signs Dill-White
Radio Bill, creating Federal Radio Commis-
sion and ending chaos caused by industry's
wild growth (1926).
25: Enrico Caruso born (1873).
John Adams appointed first Minister of U. S.
to England '1785).
26: William F. Cody (Buffalo Bill) born (1846).
27: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow born (1820).
29: Leap Year. The name given to every year of
366 days.
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1: Nebraska admitted (1867).
2: Texas Independence Day.
3: Florida admitted (1845).
First Postage Stamp used in U. S. (1847).
Alexander Graham Bell born (1842).
4: Pennsylvania Day.
Vermont admitted (1791).
5: Boston Massacre (1770).
6: Fall of thp Atamo (1836).
7: Luther Bui'bank born (1849).
Maurice Ravel born (1875).
Patent granted to Alexander Graham Bell for
first telephone (1876).
8: Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. born (1841).
9: Battle of the "Monitor" and "Merrimac" off
Hampton Roads, Va. (1862).
Edwin Forrest born (1806).
10: Lillian D. Wald born (1867).
11: Johnny Appleseed, properly John Chapman,
died (1847).
The great blizzard in New York City and
New England States (1888).
12: U. S. Post Office established by act of
Congress (1789).
Girl Scout Day.
13: Standard Time established in U. S. (1884).
14: Albert Einstein born (1879).
First Trans- Atlantic radio broadcast (1925).
15: Maine admitted (1820).
Andrew Jackson born (1767).
16: James Madison born (1751).
U. S. Military Academ) established at West
Point by act of Congress (1802).
17: Saint Patrick's Day.
Evacuation Day. In Boston, Chelsea, Revere.
Winthrop and Suffolk County.
18: Feast of Esther.
Grover Cleveland born (1837).
19: William Jennings Bryan born (1860).
21 : First Day of Spring.
22: Emancipation Day (Puerto Rico).
23: Patrick Henry delivered his famous speech
(1775).
25: The Annunciation Day.
Arturo Toscanini born (1867).
Greek Independence Day. Greece celebrates
its freedom won from Turkey (1827).
Maryland Day.
27: President Washington signed the act creating
the U. S. Navy (1794).
Marconi flashes first wireless signals across
English Channel (1889).
29: John Tyler born (1790).
30: Seward Day. Alaska (Not observed by Fed-
eral Employees).
31: Transfer Day. In the Virgin Islands.
Passover week starts. Ends April 7.
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All Fools' Day.
Sergei Rachmaninoff born (1873).
U. S. Mint established (1792).
First Pony Express* riders left Sacramento to
ride East and St. Joseph, Mo. to ride West.
Washington Irving Born (1783).
Good Friday.
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4: Adoption of the present American Flag's
design (1818).
5: Elihu Yale Born (1648).
Easter Sunday.
7: Peary Discovered North Pole (1909).
Louisiana admitted (1812).
Bell Telephone Laboratories demonstrates
wire television between Washington and
New York, and radiovision between Whip-
pany, N. J., and New York (1927).
Henry Ford died (1947).
8: Ponce de Leon (1460-1521) Spanish soldier,
landed in Fla. near the present site of St.
Augustine, Easter Sunday (1513), claiming
the land for Spain. The anniversary of the
event is observed by the city.
9: Surrender of General Lee (1865).
Bell Telephone Laboratories demonstrate
two-way television in which speakers at the
ends of a 3-mile circuit see each other as
they converse (1930).
10: Salvation Army Founder's Day.
William Booth born (1829).
Joseph Pulitzer born (1847).
U. S. Patent System established by Congress
(1790).
National Be Kind to Animals Week falls
about this date.
11: Charles Evans Hughes born (1862).
12: Franklin Delano Roosevelt died (1945).
Halifax Independence Resolution (N. C).
13: Thomas Jefferson born (1743).
National Sunday School Week.
14: Pan-American Day.
S. S. Titanic disaster at sea proves value of
wireless (1912).
15: Abraham Lincoln assassinated (1865).
16: Charles Spencer Chaplin born (1889).
17: Charter granted American Academy of Arts
and Letters (1916.
18: San Francisco Fire (1906).
19: Patriots' Day. (Maine, Massachusetts).
20: Adolf Hitler born (1889).
21: Anniversary of Battle of San Jacinto (Texas).
23: James Buchanan born (1791).
William Shakespeare born (1564).
St. George Day (English).
Marconi transatlantic American-Europe ser-
vice opened (1910).
24: First Newspaper Issued in America (1704).
U. S.-Mexican War (1846).
U.N. Charter Conference opens in San
Francisco (1945).
25: War declared with Spain (1898).
St. Mark's Day.
Guglielmo Marconi born (1874).
26: Confederate Memorial Day (Florida, Georgia,
Mississippi).
Slavery abolished in U. S. (1865).
First Shot of War with Germany (1917.
John James Audubon born (1785).
General M. S. Grant born (1822).
CBS takes leadership in urging plans for
post-war television in the higher frequencies
(1944).
James Monroe born (1758).
Maryland admitted (1788).
Sir Thomas Beecham born (1879).
Boys and Girls Week always includes May 1.
Louisiana purchased (1803).
Washington became First President (1789).
Rhode Island settled (1636).
Benito Mussolini executed (1945).
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May Day.
Child Health Day
Labor Day (Canal Zone).
Dewey's Victory in Manila Bay (1898).
Stonewall Jackson fatally wounded (1863).
National Music Week.
FCC authorized full commercial television
(1941).
Shenandoah Valley Apple Blossom Festival.
Rhode Island Independence Day.
Napoleon's death (1821).
Cinco de Mayo celebrations (Mexico).
Arbor Day.
Corregidor Surrender (1942).
Admiral Robert E. Peary born (1856).
Germany surrendered to United States, Eng-
land and Russia (1945).
Lusitania torpedoed (1915).
Johannes Brahms born (1833).
Robert Browning born (1812).
Plans to spend $1,000,000 for field television
tests are announced by R.C.A. president
David Sarnoff; tests to start from Empire
State Building, N. Y. early in 1936 (1935).
V.E. Day (1945).
John Brown born (1833).
Confederate Memorial Day (Kentucky, North
Carolina, South Carolina).
Mothers Day, second Sunday in May.
Completion of First Transcontinental Rail-
road (1869).
Minnesota admitted (1858).
Florence Nightingale Born (1820).
WDRC-FM goes on air under call letters of
WIXPW, utilizing Armstrong FM system
(1939).
Rockefeller Foundation Granted Charter
(1913).
Free State of Israel proclaimed (1948).
First regular Air Mail service in the world
inaugurated by the U. S. Government.
"I am An American Day," often referred to
as Citizenship Recognition Day.
Norwegian Independence Day (1814).
World Good -Will Day, formerly Peace Day.
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First American Confederation of United
Colonies of New England (1643).
Anniversary of the Signing of the Mecklen-
burg Declaration of Independence (North
Carolina) il775'.
FCC gives FM green light authorizing full
commercial operation as of Jan. 1, 1941
(19401.
Armed Forces Day.
Lindberghs Flight to Paris (1927).
National Maritime Day.
South Carolina admitted (1788).
First Telegraph Message sent (1844).
Ralph Waldo Emerson born (1803).
Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco opened
(1937).
Wisconsin admitted (1848).
Rhode Island admitted (1790).
Patrick Henry born (1736).
Memorial Day (In all the States, Territories,
District of Columbia and Colonial Possessions,
except Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia,
Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and Ten-
nessee).
Walt Whitman born (1819).
The Johnstown (Pa.) flood (1889).
Battle of Jutland (1916).
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1: Kentucky admitted (1792).
Tennessee admitted (1796).
3: Confederate Memorial Day (Louisiana, Ten-
nessee).
King's Birthday (Canada).
Birthday of Jefferson Davis (1808) (Florida,
Mississippi, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia).
6: American Marines victorious at Belleau
Wood, June 6-10 (1918).
Nathan Hale born (1756).
D-Day n944).
7: Daniel Boone Day 'Kentucky)
8; Battle cf New Orleans (1815).
Children's Day, second Sunday in June.
Regular TV schedule, three times weekly,
inaugurated by WCY, Schenectady (1928).
9: Feast of St. Columba.
Confederate Memorial Day (Petersburg, Vir-
ginia).
Feast of St. Barnabas.
The Continental Congress appointed John
Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin,
Roger Sherman and Robert R. Livingston to
draft a declaration of independence (1776).
Kamehameha, first King of Hawaii, observed
in Hawaii.
Transatlantic radiophoto of Pope Pius XI by
Korn appearing in the New York World de-
clared "a miracle of modern science." (1922).
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12: John Augustus Roebling born (1806).
Baseball Centennial Celebration of the in-
vention of the game at Cooperstown, N. Y.
(1939).
14: Hawaii organized as U. S. territory (1900).
Harriet Beecher Stowe born (1811).
Flag Day.
15: Pioneer Day (Idaho).
Franklin demonstrated the identity of elec-
tricity and lightning by use of a kite (1752).
Arkansas, 25th state admitted to the Union
(1836).
Oregon boundary treaty signed at Washing-
ton by Great Britain and the U. S.
16: Commencement, the climax of the academic
year when degrees are conferred with im-
pressive ceremony.
17: Bunker Hill Day. (In Massachusetts, Suffolk
County).
18: Battle of Waterloo (1815).
19: Beginning of War of 1812.
King John of England signed Magna Carta
(1215).
20: West Virginia Day.
21: Longest Day in Year.
Father's Day; 3rd Sunday in June.
New Hampshire Joined the Union (1788).
Constitution Ratified (1788).
22: Bolivarian Day (Canal Zone).
24: San Juan Day (Puerto Rico).
U. S. approves act requiring certain pas-
senger ships to carry wireless equipment and
operators (1910).
25: Virginia Admitted (1788).
North Korean Communists attack So. Korea
(1950).
Battle of Little Big Horn, Montana (1876)
"Custer's last stand," his defeat by the Sioux
* Indians.
26: Virginia ratified the U. S. Constitution
(1788).
President Truman orders U. S. troops into
Korea battle (1950).
First American Troops land in France
(1917).
27: Helen Keller born (1880).
28: Archduke Franz Ferdinand Assassinated in
Sarajevo (1914).
U. S. purchased rights and franchises of
France in the Panama Canal (1902).
Treaty of Versailles ending World War I
signed (1919).
29: George Washington Goethals born (1858).
St. Peter's Day.
30: St. Paul's Day.
Congress granted Yosemite Valley and Mari-
posa Big Tree Grove to Calif, for a public
park (1864). The' valley was discovered in
1851.
Fourth Atomic Bomb dropped (experimental
over water) Bikini (1946).
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Battle of San Juan Hill (1898).
Dominion Day (Canada).
Battle of Gettysburg (1863).
Federal fiscal year designated by the law of
Aug. 26 (1842), as beginning July 1.
Dept. of Commerce organizes a radio divi-
sion to enforce wireless act of June 24,
1910 (1911).
Richard Henry Lee's resolution declaring the
U. S. independent passed by the Continental
Congress (1776).
Garfield assassinated (1881).
Idaho admitted (1890).
John Singleton Copley born (1737).
Independence Day.
U. S. Military Academy at West Point
Opened (1802).
Calvin Coolidge born (1872).
Slavery abolished in New York (1825).
Providence, R. I. founded by Roger Williams
(1636).
Work on Erie Canal commenced (1817).
Thomas Jefferson died (1826).
James Monroe died (1831).
John Adams died (1826).
Cornerstone of Washington Monument laid
(1848).
Surrender of Vicksburg (1863).
Bartholdi's Statue of Liberty presented to
U. S. in Paris (1833).
American pilots first participated in air
raids over Germany (1942).
Admiral David G. Farragut born (1801).
Republican Party founded (1854).
John Paul Jones born (1747).
Columbia University opened (1754),
U. S. annexed Hawaii (1898).
John D. Rockefeller born (1839).
Liberty Bell Cracked Tolling Death of John
Marshall (1835).
Elias Howe born (1819).
Wyoming admitted (1890).
James McNeill Whistler born (1834).
John Quincy Adams born (1767).
Federal Communications Commission is or-
ganized to succeed Federal Radio Comm.
and also to regulate wire telephony and
telegraphy (1934).
Orangeman's Day.
Forrest's Day (Tennessee).
Stars and Stripes adopted (1777).
Bastille Day— First Celebrated in U. S.
(1914).
Admiral Perry Opened First Negotiations for
Trade With Japan (1853).
St. Swithin's Day.
: Mary Baker Eddy Born (1881).
First Atomic Bomb exploded (experimental)
New Mexico (1945).
17: Munoz Rivera's birthday (Puerto Rico).
18: William Makepeace Thackeray born (1811).
19: Franco-Prussian War began (1870).
20: Guglielmo Marconi died (1937).
21: Spanish Armada defeated by England (1588).
Society of Jesuits abolished by Pope Clement
XIV (1773).
First Battle of Bull Run (1861).
CBS begins TV broadcasting from station
W2XAB (1931).
24: Simon Bolivar born (1783).
Pioneer Day (Utah).
Mormon Pioneer Day (Idaho).
25: Occupation Day (Puerto Rico).
Fifth Atomic Bomb exploded (experimental
under water) Bikini (1946).
26: George Bernard Shaw born (1856).
Serge Koussevitzky born (1874).
New York ratified the U. S. Constitution
(1788).
27: First successful Atlantic Cable (1866).
Barbosa's birthday, in the Canal Zone.
28: Austria declared war on Serbia (1914).
Volunteers of America Founder's Day.
29: Booth Tarkington born (1869).
Benito Mussolini born (1883).
30: Henry Ford born (1863).
First Representative Assembly in America
convened (1607).
First patent for wireless telegraphy granted
in U.S. (1872).
Experimental television transmitter W2XBS
opened by NBC in N. Y. (1930).
31: Feast of St. Ignatius Loyola.
Annual
I: Colorado Day.
Beginning of World War I (1914).
2: Government of India transferred to British
Crown (1858).
U S. War Dept. purchased its first military
plane from the Wright Brothers (1909) thus
founding the Army Air Corps.
3: Civic Holiday (Canada).
Germany declared war on England and
France (1914).
Columbus sailed from Spain (1492).
4: Feast of St. Dominic.
5: Battle of Mobile Bay (1864) with Admiral
Farragut in command.
Second Atomic Bomb dropped (1945) Hiro-
shima.
6: Feast of the Transfiguration.
Westinghouse discloses Stratovision plan
(1945).
7: International Peace Bridge, dedicated (1927),
commemorating more than 100 years of
peace between the U. S. and Canada.
Creation of War Department (1789).
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Society of Jesuits restored by Pope Pius
VII (1814).
8: Charles A. Dana born (1819).
Third Atomic Bomb dropped (1945) Naga-
saki.
9: First Train Drawn in U. S. by Steam Loco-
motive (1831).
Iiaak Walton born (1593).
10: Herbert Clark Hoover born (1874).
Russia declared War Against Japan (1945).
11: The "Clermont" Fulton's steamboat made a
successful run up the Hudson River (1807).
14: V-l Day (1945).
Atlantic Charter Agreement between
President F. D. Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Winston Churchill (1941).
15: Panama Canal opened (1914).
16: Bennington Battle Day (Vermont).
First transatlantic cable opened (1858).
George Herman ("Babe") Ruth died (1948).
18: Virginia Dare born (1587).
19: National Aviation Day.
Orville Wright born (1871).
20: Benjamin Harrison born (1833).
21: Lincoln-Douglas debate began (1858).
22: Claude Debussy born (1862).
23: Oliver Hazard Perry born (1785).
24: British Burn White House (1814).
St. Bartholomew's Day Massacres, France
(1572).
Festival of St. Bartholomew.
25: Edgar Wilson ("Bill") Nye born (1850).
26: Suffrage for Women — 19th Amendment
(1920).
27: Drilling of first oil well completed in West-
ern Pennsylvania by Col. Edwin Lourentine
Drake (1859).
28: Spanish landed at the site of St. Augustine,
Fla. (1565).
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe born (1749).
29: Oliver Wendell Holmes born (1809).
30; Germany declared war on Poland (1939).
Beginning of World War II.
French fleet arrived in Chesapeake Bay to
further the interest of American independ-
ence (1781).
S>epUmbn
Germany invaded Poland (1939).
Official V-J Day (1945). (Surrender Terms
Signed Aboard U.S.S. Missouri.)
Labor Day.
Eugene Field born (1850).
First American Peace Treaty with England
(1783).
Allies invaded Italy (1943).
Henry Hudson discovered Manhattan Island
(1609).
First Electric power station in World in
New York (1882).
First telecast coast-to-coast via coaxial
cable and microwave relays. Occasion of
Pres. Harry S. Truman opening Japanese
Peace Treaty Conference (1951).
5: First Continental Congress (1774).
6: Lafayette Day.
First Battle of the Marne (1914):
7: James Fenimore Cooper born (1789).
Japanese Peace Treaty (WW II) signed
(1951).
8: Dutch Surrendered New Amsterdam (New
York) to British (1664).
Italy surrendered (1943).
Crimean War ended (1855).
9: Admission Day (California— 1850).
10: Arthur Holly Compton born (1892).
Rosh Hashonah.
Battle of Lake Erie (1813).
11: Harvest Festival.
0. Henry (pen name William Sydney Porter)
born (1862).
12: Henry Hudson entered the river (1609).
Defender's Day (Maryland).
13: Walter Reed born (1851).
John Joseph Pershing born (1860).
Battle of Quebec (1759).
Battle of St. Mihiel (1918) First battle
planned and carried out by American forces
in World War I.
14: Great Britain and its colonies in America
adopted the Georgian calendar (1752).
"The Star Spangled Banner" written by
Francis Scott Key (1814).
15: Independence Day of the Central American
Republics (1821).
William Howard Taft born (1857).
16: Russians burned Moscow (1812).
17: Constitution Day.
18: Cornerstone of U. S. Capitol laid in Wash-
ington, D. C. (1793).
N. Y. Times established (1851) when its
first issue appeared.
Columbia Broadcasting System goes on air
with basic network of 16 stations. Major J.
Andrew White is president (1927).
19: Washington issued his farewell address to
people of U. S. (1796).
Yom Kippur.
21 : Great hurricane swept Atlantic Coast of N. Y.
and New England thence going inland and
causing great loss of life and property (1938).
22: Lincoln issued the preliminary proclamation
freeing the slaves (1862).
Nathan Hale Executed (1776).
First day of Autumn.
23: Naval battle between "Bonhomme Richard"
commanded by John Paul Jones and British
frigate "Serapis" in North Sea (1779).
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24: John Marshall born (1775).
25: Balboa discovered the Pacific (1513).
Bill of Rights (1789).
26: George Gershwin born (1898).
Battle of the Meuse-Argonne (Sept. 26-
Nov. 11, 1918).
27: American Indian Day (4th Friday).
28: Georges Eugene Benjamin Clemenceau born
(1841).
29: Michaelmas Day.
30: Mutual Broadcasting System starts as co-
operative four-station hookup (WOR, WGN,
WLW, and WXYZ), carrying first commer-
cial program (1934).
7: Francisco Franco proclaimed head of Spanish
Nationalist Government (1935).
Germany Crossed Border Into Czechoslo-
vakia (1938).
2: Ferdinand Foch born (1851).
Mohandas Gandhi born (1869).
3: Religious Education Week. First full week in
October.
4: Rutherford B. Hayes born (1822).
Wright Brothers took first long distance
flight in an Airplane (1905).
Chester A. Arthur born (1830).
5: Missouri Day.
National Business Women's Week, generally
the second week of Oct.
7: Stamp Act Congress held and Declaration
of Rights issued by Colonies (1765).
James Whitcomb Riley born (1853).
8: Edward Vernon Rickenbacker born (1890).
9: Fire Prevention Week,
Fraternal Day (Alabama).
Chicago Fire (1871).
10: U. S. Naval Academy in Annapolis opened.
(1845).
11: Eleanor Roosevelt born (1884).
Farmer's Day (2nd Friday) (Florida).
YMCA Founder's Day — Sir George Williams
born (1821).
FCC approves CBS color TV tests (1950).
National Bible Week.
12: Columbus Day.
14: William Penn born (1644).
15: First public demonstration of ether as an
anesthetic, Massachusetts General Hospital
(1846).
16: Noah Webster born (1758).
17: Surrender of General Burgoyne at Saratoga
(1777).
18: General Tojo appointed Premier of japan
(1941).
Alaska Day.
FCC sets aside bands in ultra-high fre-
quencies for television aural or apex broad-
casting and relay broadcasting, above 30,000
kc. (1937).
19:
22:
23:
24:
26:
27:
28:
31:
10:
11;
13:
Surrender of Cornwallis (1781).
Volstead Act (Prohibition) passed (1919).
John Adams born (1735).
The Metropolitan Opera House opened with
presentation of Gounod's Faust (1883).
Sarah Bernhardt born (1845).
Al Jolson died (1950).
Transcontinental telegraph line completed
(1861).
Pennsylvania Day.
United Nations Day
William Penn born (1644).
Erie Canal opened to traffic (1825).
Better Parenthood Week, observed last week
in Oct.
Theodore Roosevelt born (1858).
Dedication of Statue of Liberty (1866).
Hallowe'en.
Admission Day, Nevada (1864).
All Saints' Day (Lousiana).
Liberty Day (St. Croix, Virgin Islands
Only).
National Broadcasting Co. is organized with
WEAF and WJZ in N. Y. as key stations,
and Merlin Hall Aylesworth as president
(1926).
General Election Day.
North Dakota admitted (1889).
South Dakota admitted (1889).
James K. Polk born (1795).
Warren G. Harding born (1865).
George Bernard Shaw died (1950).
Panama declared its independence of Colom-
bia (1903).
John Philip Sousa born (1854).
Guy Fawkes Day (English).
U. S. General Election Day.
Static-less radio system based on FM in-
stead of AM, is demonstrated on IVi meter
wave by Maj. E. H. Armstrong at the instj.
tute of Radio Engineers, N. Y, (1935).
American Art Week.
Marie Skladouska Curie born (1867).
N. Y. Symphony Orchestra gave its first con-
cert under Leopold Damrosch (1858).
Montana admitted (1889).
Great Fire in Boston (1872).
American Education Week.
Martin Luther born (1483).
U. S. Marine Corps was created by the Con-
tinental Congress (1775).
Armistice Day, World War I.
Washington admitted (1889).
Robert Louis Stevenson born (1850).
Edwin Booth born (1833).
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14: Robert Fulton born (1765).
Book Week.
15: Pikes Peak discovered (1806).
16: Oklahoma admitted (1907).
17: Sixth Congress Met for First Time in Wash-
ington 1 1801).
Suez Canal opened (1869).
18: Standard Time went into effect in the U. S.
(1883).
Dr. V. K. Zworykin demonstrates his kine-
scope or cathode ray television receiver be-
fore a meeting of the IRE at Rochester,
N. Y. (1929).
19: Lincoln's address at dedication of National
Cemetery on the battlefield at Gettysburg
(1863).
James A. Garfield born (1831).
21: North Carolina admitted (1789).
Edison Announced Invention of Phonograph
(1877).
23: Franklin Pierce born (1804).
24: Zachary Taylor born (1784).
28: Thanksgiving Day (4th Thursday).
29: Admiral Byrd Discovered South Pole (1929).
30: Samuel L. Clemens (Mark Twain) born
(1835).
Russia Invaded Finland (1939).
Winston Churchill born (1874).
©ecember
2: Promulgation of the Monroe Doctrine (1823).
3: Illinois admitted (1818).
Gilbert Stuart born (1755).
5: Martin Van Buren born (1782).
Walt Disney born (1901).
7: Pearl Harbor attacked (1941).
Roosevelt, Churchill, Stalin confer at
Teheran (1943).
Delaware Day.
Daily facsimile broadcasting inaugurated by
KSD, St. Louis (1938).
8: Eli Whitney born '1765).
U. S. Declared War on japan (1941).
9: Germany-Italy Declare War on U. S. (1941).
10: U. S. Declared War on Germany-Italy '1941).
Peace Treaty Signed With Spain (1899).
Mississippi admitted '1817).
Human Rights Day.
11: Alfred Nobel born (1833).
Indiana admitted '1816).
12: First Marconi Wireless Across Atlantic
(1901).
Pennsylvania admitted (1787).
Washington, D. C. became the permanent
home of the U. S. Govt. (1800).
13: Council of Trent (1545).
14: Alabama admitted (1819).
George Washington died at Mt. Vernon
(1799).
15: Bill of Rights Day.
Dr. E. F. W. Alexanderson demonstrates his
multiple lightbrush television system and
projector at St. Louis (1926).
16: Boston Tea Party.
Ludwig von Beethoven born (1770).
17: John Greenleaf Whittier born (1807).
Aviation Day.
First Mechanical Airplane Flight by Wright
Brothers (1903).
18: New jersey admitted (1787).
First Sunday paper published (1796).
19: Tyrus (Ty) Cobb born (1886).
Washington went into winter quarters at
Valley Forge (1776).
20: First Electric Lights on Broadway (1880).
21: Pilgrims Landed at Plymouth Rock (1620).
First day of winter.
23: George Washington Resigned Army Commis-
sion (1783).
NBC establishes a permanent coast-to-coast
network (1928).
24: "Aida" first performed in Cairo, Egypt (1871)
composed for celebration of opening of Suez
CanaL
Reginald Fessenden transmits human voice
by wireless (1906).
25: Washington crossed the Delaware to attack
Trenton (1776).
Christmas Day.
26: Battle of Trenton (1776).
Record snow fall in New York, exceeding
in depth the blizzard of 1888 (1947).
27: Louis Pasteur born (1822).
28: Iowa admitted (1848).
Woodrow Wilson born (1856).
Irish Free State became State of Eire (Ire-
land).
29: Texas admitted (1845).
Andrew Johnson born (1808).
First American YMCA established in Boston
(1851).
MBS, after operation as limited network for
two years, expands transcontinentally by
adding Don Lee Broadcasting System of
California and other stations (1936).
30: Rudyard Kipling born (1865).
The Gadsden purchase and new boundary
treaty ratified by Mexico and the U. S
(1853).
31 : New Year's Eve.
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ORGANIZATIONS
PERSONNEL — ADDRESSES — UNIONS
GUILDS— ASSOCIATIONS— RADIO-TV GROUPS
ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS
AND SCIENCES
Hollywood Athletic Club, 6525 Sunset Blvd.,
Hollywood 28, Calif.
OFFICERS
President Hal Roach, Jr.
1st Vice-President Charles Ruggles
Secretary Betty Mears
Treasurer Ernest Felix
Sec. to Treasurer Mildred Beach
Recording Secretary Isabelle Pantone
Director-at-lorge Hal Hudson
Director-at-large Cecil Barker
Director-at-large Harry Kaplan
BRANCH OFFICES
San Francisco, Calif. Harold See, President
FUNCTIONS
Dedicated to the purpose of advancing television.
Membership limited to presons with established tele-
vision credits.
ACTORS EQUITY ASSOCIATION
45 W. 47 St., New York 19, N. Y.
PLazo 7-7660
OFFICERS
President Ralph Bellamy
1st Vice-President Maurice Evans
2nd Vice-President Raymond Massey
3rd Vice-President Frederick O'Neal
4th Vice-President Margalo Gillmore
Treasurer Paul Dullzell
Recording Secretary John Effrat
Exec. Sec Angus Duncan
Ass't. Exec. Sec Willard Swire
Admin. Asst. Sec Alfred Elting
Counsel Rebecca Brownstein
Auditor Charles Mesurac
COUNCIL
Edward Endrews, Edith Atwater, Sidney Blackmer,
Philip Bourneuf, George Britton, Thomas Chalmers,
Dort Clark, Edwin Clay, Clay Clement, Donald Cook,
Doris Dalton, John Drew Devereaux, Alfred Drake,
Mildred Dunnock, Tom Ewell, John Forsythe, Florida
Friebus, Marjorie Gateson, Wynne Gibson, Richard
Gordon, Paul Kelly, Dennis King, Edith King, Ben
Kranz, Rusty Lane, Ruth Matteson, Scott McKay,
Edith Meiser, Katherine Meskill, Claudia Morgan,
Eddie Nugent, Elliott Nugent, Erin O'Brien-Moore,
Robert Perry, William Prince, Barbara Robbins, Bill
Ross, Gerald Savory, Jane Seymour, Jack Sheehan,
Kent Smith, Loring Smith, Chester Stratton, William
Talman, Ann Thomas, Frederic Tozere, Lee Tracy,
David Wayne.
THE ADVERTISING COUNCIL
25 West 45th Street, New York 36, N. Y.
Luxemburg 2-1520
Chairman H. J. Morgan
Vice-chairman L. N. Brockway
Vice-chairman Leo Burnett
Vice-chairman Frank Stanton
Secretary Frederic R. Gamble
Treasurer Paul B. West
President Theodore S. Repplier
Vice-Pres Allan M. Wilson
Vice-Pres. George P. Ludlam
Radio & Television Director Gordon C. Kinney
Public Relations Director... Maxwell Fox
BRANCH OFFICES
1200 18th Street, N.W., Washington 6, D. C, T. S.
Repplier, President. , ,,, • e
203 North Wabash Avenue, Chicago 1, 111. L. 5.
Schwartz, Mid-West Representative.
1680 North Vine Street, Hollywood 28, Cal. R. C.
Coleson, West Coast Representative.
425 Bush Street, San Francisco, Calif. Charles W.
Collier (AAW).
FUNCTIONS
A non-profit organization representing all phases of
advertising, dedicated to the uses of advertising in
the public service.
ADVERTISING FEDERATION OF
AMERICA
330 W. 42nd St., New York 36, N. Y.
BRyant 9-0430
OFFICERS
President Elo nG. Borton
Chairman of Board Robert M. Gray
Secretary Rita G. Eastman
Treasurer Ben R. Donaldson
FUNCTIONS
An organization of advertising clubs, national ad-
vertising groups and companies interested in adver-
tising to:
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 educotion.
ADVERTISING RESEARCH
FOUNDATION
11 W. 42 St., New York 18, N. Y.
LOngacre 3-5100
OFFICERS
Chairman B. B. Geyer
Vice-chairman Henry Schachte
President Edgar l<oblak
Treasurer Fredenc R. Gamble
Secretary Paul B. West
Managing Dir A. W. Lehman
Technical Dir D. B. Lucoi
FUNCTIONS
Impartial and objective research to promote greater
effectiveness in advertising and marketing for ad-
vertisers, agencies, and media.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
LExington 2-7980
OFFICERS
Chairman of Board J- P- Cunningham
Vice-chairman • • Henry M. Stevens
President Frederick R- Gamble
Secy -Treas Harold Cabot
Vice-President Richard L. Scheidker
Vice-President Richard Tumbull
Secretary, Committee
on Broadcast Media Kenneth Godfrey
FUNCTIONS
The national organization of the advertising agency
business. Aims: To protect, strengthen and improve tte
advertising agency business; to advance the cause ot
advertising as a whole; to give service to members.
AMERICAN COMMUNICATIONS
ASSOCIATION
5 Beekman St., New York 7, N. Y.
COrtlandt 7-1374
OFFICERS . „ c ..
President , -""'f ^ Vffi
Secty -Treas Joseph F. Kehot
Vice-President Broadcast Dept William Bemler
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• • •
Publicity Director Charles Silberman
International Representative Eugene Dupree
BRANCH OFFICES
Eastern Branch, 1737 Chestnut Street, Philo. 3, Pa.
Phone: LO 4-1251. Mort Borrow, Chairman.
Atlantic Branch, 5 Bcekman St., N. Y. C. 7, N. Y.
Phone: CO 7-1734. W. Bender, Chairman.
FUNCTIONS
Independent Union, Broadcast Department devoted
to orgonization of all employees in the Radio Broad-
casting Industry, excepting Musicians and Actors.
Have ogrcements with thirty stations in the East,
including five contracts in the Metropolitan area of
New York City.
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
MUSICIANS
570 Lexington Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
PLaza 8-0600
OFFICERS
Pres. James C. Petrllo
Vicc-Pres C. L. Bagley
Secretary Leo Cluesmann
Treasurer Harry J. Steeper
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Wm. J. Harris, Stonlcy Ballard, Herman D. Kenin,
George V. Clancy, Walter M. Murdoch.
BRANCH OFFICES
570 Lexington Ave., New York 22, N. Y. Phone:
Plazo 8-0600 James C. Petrillo, Pres.
220 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Newark 4, N. Y. Phone
Humboldt 2-8010. Leo Cluesmann, Sec.
220 Mt Pleasant Ave., Newark 4, N. J. Phone
Humboldt 2-8010. Harry J. Steeper, Treas.
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
TELEVISION & RADIO
ARTISTS (AFTRA)
15 W. 44 St., New York 36, N. Y.
VAnderbilt 6-1810
NATIONAL OFFICERS
Chairman Knox Manning
Co-Chairman Lawrence Tibbett
Notional Executive Secretary George Heller
BRANCH OFFICES
Chicago Local— 102 E. Hubbard St., Chicago, III.;
Raymond A. Jones, Central Regional Director.
Hollywood Local— 6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood
28, California; Claude L. McCue, Western Regional Di-
rector.
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, INC.
276 W. 43 St., New York 18, N. Y.
LOngocre 5-7508
OFFICERi>
President Lawrence Tibbett
1st Vice-President Astrid Varnay
2nd Vice-President Jascha Heifetz
3rd Vice-President Mack Harrell
4th Vice-President... Leopold Sachse
Treasurer Abba Begin
Recording Secretory Elisabeth Hoeppel
National Executive-Secretary . Hyman R. Faine
BRANCH OFFICES
6636 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hudson 2-2334. Edward A. Rosenberg, Rep.
216 Pine Street, San Francisco, Cal. Phone: SUtter
1-0855 Theodore Hale, Rep.
188 West Rondolph Street, Chicago, III. Phone: State
2 0585. Irving Meyers, Rep.
215 S Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa. Phone: Kingsley
5-4310 Edward Dovis, Rep.
FUNCTIONS
A labor organization having jurisdiction in the
fields of opera, concert, bullet ortd dance; a branch
of the Associated Actor; and Artists of America. Iti
»€ope IS notionwide, covering the United States and
Canodo, and its octivities consist of protecting the
interests and working conditions of its members in
the above fields as well as the furthering and ex-
pansion of opera, concert and ballet institutions and
performances throughout the United States and
Canada.
AMERICAN MARKETING
ASSOCIATION
1525 East 53rd St., Chicago 15, Illinois
MU. 4-5267
OFFICERS
President Gordon A. Hughes
Vice-President Ewald T. Grether
Vice-President H. P. Alspaugh
Vice-President Wm. F. O'Dell
Secretary Ira D. Anderson
Treasurer Chas. W. Smith
BRANCH OFFICES
33 Chapters in 33 American Cities.
FUNCTIONS
A non-profit organization dedicated to the advance-
ment of science in marketing. Membership opfn to
all persons actively engaged in the field of marketing.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION
370 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
Murray Hill 5-2000
OFFICERS
President Charles F. McCahill
Vice-Pres George C. Biggers
Secretary Richard W. Slocum
Treasurer W. L. Fanning
General Manager Cranston Williams
BRANCH OFFICE
360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, III. Phone:
Franklin 2-3746; George N. Dale, Manager.
AN PA Research Laboratory, Box 598, Easton, Pa.,
Phone: 5159, C. M. Flint, Dir. of Research.
FUNCTIONS
To foster and protect the business and business
interests of daily newspapers.
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF
COMPOSERS, AUTHORS AND
PUBUSHERS (ASCAP)
575 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
Murray Hill 8-8800
President Otto A. Harbach
Vice-President Frank H. Connor
Vice-President Oscar Hammerstein li
Secretary Paul Cunningham
Asst. Secretary A. Walter Kramer
Assistant Treasurer Donald Gray
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Stanley Adams, Fred E. Ahlert, Louis Bernstein,
Saul H. Bourne, Gene Buck, Irving Caesar, Frank H.
Connor, Paul Cunningham, Max Dreyfus, Bernard Good-
win, Donald Gray, Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto A.
Harbach, John Tasker Howard, A. Walter Kramer,
Edgar Leslie, George W. Meyer, Jack Mills, Abe 01
man, J. J. Robbins, Lester Santly, Gustave Schirmer,
Herman Starr, Deems Taylor, 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.
ARTISTS' REPRESENTATIVES
ASS'N., INC.
1270 Sixth Ave. New York 20, N. Y.
Circle 6-1379
OFFICERS
President William Kent
Vice-Presidents , . . . H. A. Ramm, E. Elkort,
J. Lanagan, P. J. lodice
Secretary Milton Berger
Treasurer Howard Hausman
FUNCTIONS
Trade association of Theatrical Agents
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ASSOCIATED MUSIC PUBLISHERS,
INC. (AMP)
25 W. 45th Street, New York 36, N. Y.
Luxemburg 2-1790
Cable Address: MUSICPUB— NEW YORK
OFFICERS
Chairman of the Board Sydney M Kaye
President & Treasurer Charles A. Wall
Vice-President Karl Bauer
Vice-President Richard F. French
Vice-President Earl B. Hall
Secretary Rt^bert J. Burton
Comptroller Al Nicol
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Carl Haverlin, President, BMI; William Hedges,
National Broadcasting Co.; Sydney M. Kaye, Vice-
President, BMI; Paul Morency, Radio Station WTIC;
J. Harold Ryan, Storer Broadcasting Co.; Charles A.
Wall, BMT.
ASSOC. OF CANADIAN
ADVERTISERS, INC.
701 Federal Building, 85 Richmond St., West,
Toronto 1, Ontario
EMpire 3-8046
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
President— H. T. Venning, Shiriff's Limited, Toronto,
Ontario.
Exec. Vice-President— J. 0. Pitt, Can. Fairbanks-
Morse Co., Ltd., Montreal, Que.
FUNCTIONS
This association was incorporated in March 1917.
For 37 years the Association of Canadian Advertisers
has functioned as en organization of Canadion com-
panies devoted to tiie interests and promotion of
good advertising.
ASSN. OF NATIONAL
ADVERTISERS, INC.
285 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
ORegon 9-4940
OFFICERS
President Paul B. West
Vice-President Lowell McEIroy
Vice-President Cy Norton
Vice-Pres.-Gen. Counsel I. W. Digges
Secretary Peter W. Allport
Chairman of the Board J. Ward Maurer
Wildroot Co., Inc.
Vice-Chairman B. R. Donaldson
Ford Motor Company
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.
ASSN. OF RADIO NEWS
ANALYSTS
c/o Major G. F. Elliott, 209 A East 61st St., New
York 21, N. Y.
TEmpleton 8-8358
OFFICERS
President Major George F. Elliott
Chairman, Exec. Comm H. V. Kaltenborn
Executive Committee Wm. Hiliman,
John MacVane, Robert Trout
Vice-Presidents Edward R. Murrow, Bill Henry
Treasurer Leon Pearson
Assistant Treasurer Cesar Saerchinger
Secretary George Hamilton Combs
Ass't. Sec John Daly
BRANCH OFFICE
2480 16 St. NW., Washington, D. C. Decatur 1422.
Bit! Henry, Vice-President.
FUNCTIONS
The Association of Radio News Analysts, desires
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 and the industry.
THE AUTHORS GUILD OF THE
AUTHORS LEAGUE OF AMERICA,
INC.
6 E. 39 St., New York 16, N. Y.
Murray Hill 9-4950
President Merle Miller
y'ce-Pres William Schirer
Secretary Phyljjs McGinley
Sec. to Council Luise M. Sillcox
COUNCIL
Martha Albrand, Agnes Rogers Allen, Cleveland
Amory, Betsey Barton, Jacques Barzun, John Brick,
Vance Bourjaily, John Cheever, Irmengarde Eberle,
Henry Pratt Fairchild, John Gunther, John Hersey,
Helen Hull, Charles Hurd, Elizabeth Janewoy, E. J.
Kahn, Jr., Joan Kahn, Leonard Kaufman, Robert J.
Landry, John Lardner, Christopher La Forge, Richard
Lockridge, Merle Miller, Maude Parker, Henry Pringle,
Budd Schulberg, Rex Stout, John T. Winterich, Herman
Wouk.
FUNCTIONS
National business organization of authors in the
publication field.
THE AUTHORS LEAGUE OF
AMERICA, INC.
6 E. 39 St., New York 16, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 9-4950
President Rex Stout
Vice-Pres John Hersey
Secretary Erik Barnouw
Exec. Sec Luise M. Sillcox
Asst. Exec. Sec Evelyn F. Burkey
FUNCTIONS
The national business organization of authors and
dramatists.
BRAND NAMES FOUNDATION, INC.
37 West 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.
PLaza 9-8425
OFFICERS
Chairman of the Board John W. Hubbell
(Vice-Pres., Simmons Co.)
Vice-Chairman Julius Ochs Adier
(Vice-Pres., The N. Y. Times)
Vice-Chairman Theophil H. Mueller
(Pres., Julius Kayser & Co.)
President Henry E. Abt
Vice-President Nathan Keats
Treasurer Frank White
(Pres., National Broadcasting Co., Inc.)
FUNCTIONS
Conducts a national program of educational activity,
to get across to consumers the tremendous importance
of brand responsibility and free choice of brands.
THE BRITISH BROADCASTING
CORPORATION
630 Fifth Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
Circle 7-0656
OFFICERS
North American Rep Basil Thornton
Program Director Alec Sutherland
Program Assistant Lillian Lang
Program Assistant Marian Moss
Chief Engineer Arthur S. Toby
BRANCH OFFICES
United Nations, Lake Success, N. Y., Phone: Field-
stone, 7-1100, Bernard Moore, U. N. Correspondent.
Natl. Press BIdg., Washington, D. C. Phone: Execu-
tive 1465.
FUNCTIONS
Activities of the North American offices of the
British Broadcasting Corporation cover two interre-
lated but separate operations. The first, Eastbound
operations, are concerned with the interpretation of
the American scene to British audiences. The other,
Westbound operations, are concerned with making
available to independent radio stations and networks
regular and specially requested programs broadcast
from England in BBC's North American Service.
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BROADCAST ADVERTISING
BUREAU, INC.
270 Park Ave, New York 17, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 8-4020
President William B. Ryan
Vice-President Kevin B. Sweeney
Dir. of Local Prom John F. Hardesty
Dir. Nafl Prom R. D. Kimble
BRANCH OFFICE
333 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, III. Phone:
CEntral 6-5066.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chairman: Charles C. Calcy, WMBD, Peoria, Illinois
Secretary: Simon, Goldman, WJTN, Jamestown, N. Y,
Treasurer: John Patt, WCAR, Cleveland, Ohio
Charles T. Ayres, ABC, New York
Joseph E. Baudino, Westinghouse Radio Stations, Balti-
more, Md.
Kcnyon Brown, KWFT, Wichita Falls, Texas
Gene Cagic, KFJZ, Fort Worth, Texas
Martin B. Campbell, WFAA, Dallas, Texas
Robert Dunville, WSW, Cincinnati, Ohio
Wm. H. Fineshriber, Jr., Mutual, New York
John K. Herbert, NBC, New York
Edgar Kobak, WTWA, Thomson, Ga.
William McGrath, WHDH, Boston, Mass.
John Meagher, KYSM, Mankato, Minn.
Adrian Murphy, CBS, New York
Arch Morton, KJR, Seattle, Wash.
H. Preston Peters, Free & Peters, New York
William B. Quarton, WMT, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
William B. Ryan, BAB, New York
George B. Storer, Storcr Broadcasting Co., Birmingham,
Mich.
Robert D. Swezcy, WDSU, New Orleans, La.
Donald Thornburgh, WCAU, Philadelphia, Pa.
Allen M. Woodall, WDAK, Columbus, Ga.
Herb Hollister, KBOL, Boulder, Colo.
James H. Moore, WSLS, Roanoke, Va.
Arch L Madsen, KOVO, Provo, Utah
F. Van Konynenberg, WCCO, Minneapolis, Minn.
Ward L. Ingrim, KHJ, Los Angeles, Calif.
FUNCTION
The Broadcast Advertising Bureau, Inc., is a service
organization supported by the entire Radio Industry
and devoted solely to the promotion of Radio as an
advertising medium.
BROADCASTING AND FILM
COMMISSION
220 Fifth Ave., New York 1, N. Y.
ORegon 9-2968
OFFICERS
Exec-Director Ronald Bridges
Dir. Radio & Television Albert Crews
Business Manager Arthur W. Rhinow
Director of Films S. Franklin Mack
Educational Director Charles H. Schmitz
Research Director Everett C. Parker
Rirc-ctor of Radio Prod John Gunn
Director of TV Prod John Baird
Supervisor Special Events Arthur Austin
BRANCH OFFICE
5746 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Phone: Hillside 7464, Oren W. Evans, Manager
FUNCTIONS
The Broadcasting and Film Commission is the official
broadcasting agency of the National Council of the
Churches of Christ, producing network radio and
television programs, rodio transcriptions, and televi-
sion films representative of Protestant and Orthodox
Churches.
BROADCAST MUSIC, INC. (BMD
580 Fiffh Ave , New York 19, N. Y.
PLozo 7-1800
OFFICERS
^'^iident Carl Haverlin
Vicc-Pre»idenf— General Counsel Sydney M. Kaye
Vicc-Pre$. in charge of Finance & Treasurer
Charles A. Wall
Vice-Pret. in chorgc of Publisher
ond Writer Rtlotions, Sect. Robert J. Burton
Vice-Pres. in Charge of Non-Radio License
Harry P. Somerville
Vice-Presi. in charge Station Relations. .Glenn Dolberg
Vice-Pres. in charge Foreign Relations. .Jean Geiringer
Vice-Pres. in charge Station Service Rov Harlow
Secretary M. E. Tompkins
Comptroller Alexander D. Nicol
Assistant Treasurer Charles E. Lawrence
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chairman, Justin Miller, NARTB, Washington, D. C;
Vice-Chairman, Sydney M. Kaye, Broadcast Music,
Inc., N. Y.; Herbert V. Akerberg, Columbia Broad-
more; Ray Diaz, ABC, N. Y.; Joseph Baudino, Westing-
house Radio Stations Inc., Wash., D. C; Carl Haverlin,
Haverlin, BMI, N. Y.; William S. Hedges, National
Broadcasting Co., N. Y.; Herbert Hollister, KBOL,
Boulder City, Colo.; Leonard Kapner, WCAE, Pitts-
burgh; W. Morency, WTIC, Hartford, Conn.; J. Leon-
ard Reinsh, WSB, Atlanta; J. Harold Ryan, Fort Indus-
try Co., Toledo, Ohio; James E. Wallen, Mutual Broad-
casting System, N. Y.
BMI CANADA, LTD.
229 Yonge St., Toronto 1, Ont., Elgin 0040, Jean L.
Howson, Publicity Director.
STATION RELATIONS
..Glenn Dolberg, Director; Ralph Wentworth, James
L. Cox, Al Martin, Linn Pattee, Ken Sparnon, Burt
Squire, Dorsey Owings.
NON-RADIO LICENSING DEPT.
Vice-President Harry P. Somerville
Cliicago Office, 360 N. Michigan Ave.; Andover
3-5394. Stan Myers, Mid-West Representative.
Los Angeles, 4040 Wilshire Blvd., Fairfax 8979,
R. I. Kirk, Far-Western Representative.
PROFESSIONAL DEPT.
Julian Stearns, General Professional Mgr.; Profes-
sional Staff, Harold Wald, George Furness.
Chicago Office, 360 N. Michigan Ave. Andover
3-5394. Jimmie Cairns, Professional Representative.
Hollywood, Calif. Office: Wm. Walters, 1549 N.
Vine St., Hillside 7-7447. Gen. Mgr., Eddie Janis.
FUNCTIONS
The functions of BMI are (1) To coordinate and
license the performing rights to music of a group of
affiliated publishers and performing rights societies;
(2) to provide equal opportunity of recognition for all
writers, composers and publishers.
THE BUREAU OF BROADCAST
MEASUREMENT
701 Federal Building, 85 Richmond Street West,
Toronto 1, Ontario, Canada
EMpire 3-8046
President: Charles R. Vint, Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
Co. Ltd., Toronto.
Vice-President: Horace N. Stovin, Horace N. Stovin
& Company, Toronto.
Treasurer: Athol McQuarrie, Assoc, of Canadian
Advertisers, Toronto.
Executive-Secretary: Charles J. Follett, Assoc, of
Canadian Advertisers, Toronto.
DIRECTORS
W. T. Cranston, Radio Station CKOC, Hamilton,
Ont.; Walter E. Powell, Canadian Broadcasting Corp.,
Toronto, Ont.; L. E. Phenner, Canadian Cellucotton
Products Co. Ltd., Toronto, Ont.; W. E. Trimble,
Baker Advertising Agency Limited, Toronto, Ont.;
G. C. Hammond, Cockfield, Brown & Co. Ltd.,
Montreal, P. Q.; F. J. Otterbein, General Foods Ltd.,
Toronto; G. F. Mills, Soitzer & Mills Ltd., Toronto.
FUNCTIONS
To conduct surveys and to assemble statistical and
other data relating to radio broadcasting and par-
ticularly relating to the number, distribution and
listening habits of persons who are or may be listen-
ing to the various broadcasting stations at different
times and from time to time.
To adopt standard methods of appraising broad-
casting station coverage, and/or the listening habits
of the public.
To prepare reports, charts and other forms of pub-
licity based on surveys and statistical and other data
assembled as aforesaid.
To print, publish and distribute to members the
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reports, charts and other forms of pubh'city prepared
as aforesaid,
CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF
BROADCASTERS
108 Sparks St., Ottawa 4, Ont.
3-4036
Chairman of the Board D. Malcolm Neill
Vice-chairman of the Board F. H. Elphicke
Manager. T. J. Aliard
Secrteary-Treasurer j. A Noel
General Counsel Joseph Sedgwick
Associate Counsel Guy Roberge
D. Malsoim Neill, Fredericton, N. B.; F. H. Elphicke
Vancouver, B. C; E. A. Rawlinson, Prince Albert,
Sask.; Wm. Speers, Winnipeg, Man.; H. Gordon Love,
Calgary, Alta.; Dr. Charles Houde, New Carlisle, P. Q.;
E. Finlay MacDonald, Halifax, N. S.; Henri Lepage,
Quebec, P. Q.; J. A. Dupont, Montreal, P. Q.; K. D.
Soble, Hamilton, Ont.; Ralph Snelgrove, Barrie Ont.
BRANCH OFFICE
37 Bloor St., West, Toronto, Ont. Phone: PR 3729.
Director of Adv. & Research Patrick Freeman
FUNCTIONS
The Canadian Association of Broadcasters is a
voluntary trade organization of 115 privately owned
(independent) broadcasting stations in Canada.
CATHOLIC ACTORS GUILD OF
AMERICA, INC.
Hotel Astor, New York 19, N. Y.
Circle 6-5566
OFFICERS
President Gene Buck
1st Vice-Pres Pat O'Brien
2nd Vice-Pres Jay Jostyn
Recording Secretary Ed Begiey
Historian Jane Taylor
Executive Secretary George Buck
Chairman of Executive Board Frank McNeills
Chaplain Rev. Vincent J. Brosnan
Treasurer Rev. Francis M. Costello
FUNCTIONS
Social and benevolent 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 the case
of illness, hospitalization, burial whenever the need
arises.
CATHOLIC WRITERS GUILD OF
AMERICA, INC.
128 W. 71 St., New York 23, N. Y.
ENdicott 2-0412
OFFICERS
Spiritual Director Rev. John B. Kelly
President William Fay
Vice-Pres Richard Reid
Vice-Pres Joseph A. Duffy
Executive Secretary Eleanor M. Tucker
FUNCTIONS AND ACTIVITIES
A national organization of writers and persons inter-
ested in literary work. To promote the interest of
writers, and to take cognizance of and make appro-
priate record of notable achievements in the literajy
world. To give to the press, screen, stage and radio
the Catholic mind on Church issues.
COMPOSERS, AUTHORS AND
PUBLISHERS ASSN. OF CAN. LTD.
182 St. George St., Toronto 5, Ont., Canada
Phone: M. 8457
OFFICERS
President Sir Ernest MacMillan, B.A.,
General Manager William S. Low
FUNCTIONS
Composers, Authors and Publishers Association of
Canada Limited licenses in Canada public perfor-
mances of the copyright music of its own Canadian
members, and of the members of affiliated perform-
ing right societies in twenty-seven (27) countries.
THE DRAMATISTS GUILD OF THE
AUTHORS LEAGUE OF AMERICA.
INC.
6 E. 39 St., New York 16, N. Y.
Murray Hill 9-4950
P/esident Moss Hart
y'«-P res George S. Kaufman
Secretary Dorothy Fields
Exec. Sec Mills Ten Eyck, Jr.
FUNCTIONS
The national business organization of dramatists.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS BAR
ASSOCIATION
1022 Munsey Bidg., Washington 4, D. C.
MEtropolitan 0023
OFFICERS
President Arthur W. Scharfeld
1st Vice-President Fred W. Albertson
2nd Vice-President Vincent B. Weicti
Secretary John C. Spearman
Treasurer Charles F. Duvall
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Corwin R. Lockwood, Jr., Joseph F. Zias, Vernon L.
Wilkinson, George 0. Sutton, Leonard H. Marks, Clyde
S. Bailey.
Delegate to Amer. Bar Assn William A. Porter
FUNCTIONS
To promote the proper administration of the Com-
munications Act of 1934 and related acts, to uphold
the honor of practice before the Federal Communi-
cations Commission, and to encourage cordial inter-
course among the practitioners. It isiues a quarterly
publication, the Federal Communications Bar Journal,
which is devoted to matters of interest pertaining to
communications law.
FEDERAL RADIO EDUCATION
COMMITTEE (FREC)
Federal Security BIdg., Room 3646, Washington 25,
D. C.
Executive 6300, Extension 2897.
OFFICERS
Chairman Earl J. McGrath
Secretary-Editor Gertrude G. Broderick
FUNCTIONS
The Federal Radio Education Committee was ap-
pointed in 1935 by the Federal Communications Com-
mission with the recommendation of that time that
the broadcaster, on one hand, and the educator,
on the other, combine forces which would: (1)
eliminate controversy and misunderstanding between
groups of educators and between the industry and
educators; (2) promote actual cooperative arrange-
ments between educators and broadcasters on notional,
regional and local bases. Some two dozen printed
publications are described in a free folder entitled,
"What the FREC Offers You." Most of them are sold
at 25 cents per copy. Ttie monthly FREC Service Bulle-
tin, a four-page publication giving news of current
educational radio programs, sources of program ma-
terial and other informotion of interest to teachers
broadcasters, is available free on request. Other free
publications include a monthly list of Selected Pro-
grams for Student Listening and a Directory of Col-
lege Radio Courses.
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
Pennsylvania Ave., at 6th St., N.W., Washington
25, D. C.
Executive 6800
PERSONNEL
Chairman James M. Mead
Commissioner A. A. Corctta
Commissioner Lowell B. Mason
Commissioner John Carson
Commissioner Stephen J. Spingam
Secretary D. C. Daniel
General Counsel Wm. T. Kelley
Director, Bureau of Antimonopoly . Joseph E. Sheehy
Dir., Bu. of Antideceptive Practices D. J. Murphy
Dir, Bu. of Industrial Economics. . .Corwin D. Edwards
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Dir., Bu. of Industry Cooperation. .. .James M. Norton
Dir. of Triol Examiners Everett F. Haycraft
BRANCH OFFICES
Room 501, 45 Broadway, New York 6, N. Y., Rolf
H. Kclland, Atty. in charge.
Room 1500, 173 Madison St., Chicago 2, III., Donald
MacDonald, Atty. in charge.
Room 133, Federal Office BIdg., San Francisco 2,
Calif., Clarence T. Scuddcr, Atty. in charge.
Room 811, U. S. Court House, Seattle 4, Wasli.,
Walter W. Harris, Atty. in charge.
Room 413, Masonic Temple Bidg., 333 St., New
Orleans, La., William B. Lott, Atty. in charge.
Room 904, Customs House, Second and Crestnut St.,
Philadelphia, Pa., Alfred A. Browne, Investigator.
Room 527-3, Federal BIdg., Spring and Temple St.,
Los Angeles, Calif., Edwin H. Anderson, Investigator.
Room 1003-C, New Court House and Customs House,
St. Louis, Mo., Harry E. Graham, Attorney.
408 Atlantic Ave., Boston, Mass., M. L. Ott, In-
vestigator.
1114 Commerce St., Dallas, Texas, D. R. Chism,
Investigator.
FUNCTIONS
In general, the duties of the Commission are (1) to
promote free and fair competition in interstate trade
in the interest of the public through prevention of
price-fixing agreements or combinations, boycotts. In-
jurious price and other unlawful discriminations, and
other practices which are in restraint of trade or which
otherwise constitute unfair methods of competition or
unfair or deceptive acts or practices; (2) to safeguard
life and health of the consuming public by preventing
the dissemination of false advertisements of food,
drugs, devices and cosmetics which may be injurious to
health; (3) to apply to the Commissioner of Patents
for cancellation of the registration of trade-marks
which are in violation of the provisions of the Lanham
Trade-Mark Act; and (4) to conduct investigations of
economic conditions in interstate and foreign com-
merce upon its own initiative, upon the direction of
the President or the Congress, or upon application of
the Attorney General.
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 Lewitin
Monoger Suzanne Weltman
Program Director Jacqueline Landry
Director Public Relations Nadine Lewin
FUNCTIONS
The activities of the French Broadcasting System in
North America ore 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-
guogc 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
of all events taking place in America today.
INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATION BY
RADIO-TELEVISION
Ohio State Univ., Columbus 10, 0.
UN. 3148 Ext. 280
FUNCTIONS
Specifically, the Institute acts as sponsor for an An-
nuo! Exhibition of Educational Radio and Television
Programs, welcoming entries from stations and organi-
zations. A yeorbook containing the proceedings of the
Conference is published annually under the title,
EDUCATION ON THE AIR.
THE INSTITUTE OF RADIO
ENGINEERS, INC.
1 East 79th St., New York 21, N. Y.
REgent 7-9600
OFFICERS
President. J. W. McRae
Vice-President S. R. Kantebet
Treasurer Dr. W. R. G, Baker
Secretary Haraden Pratt
Editor Dr. A. N. Goldsmith
Executive Secretary G. W. Bailey
DIRECTORS
Stuart L. Bailey, R. D. Bennett, G. H. Browning, I.
S. Coggesholl, W. H. Doherty, A. W .Graf, J. T. Hen-
derson, W. R. Hewlett, A. V. Loughen, C. A. Priest,
J. R. Ragazzini, J. D. Ryder, B. E. Shackleford, D. B.
Sinclair, <R. L. Sink, A. W. Straiten, G. R. Town, Ernst
Weber, Irving Wolf.
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.
INTERCOLLEGIATE
BROADCASTING SYSTEM
2808 Erie St., S.E., Washington 20, D. C.
Victor 7210
706 Sanders Ave., Schenectady 2, N. Y.
Schenectady 3-6028
OFFICERS
President: George Abraham, 2808 Erie St., S.E.,
Washington 20, D. C; Operations Manager, David W.
Borst, 706 Sanders Ave., Schenectady 2, N. Y.; Engi-
neering Director: Herbert B. Barlow, Jr., 2005 Indus-
trial Trust BIdg., Providence 3, R. I.; Business Man-
ager: James R. Wylie, Box 185, Storrs, Conn.; Station
Relations Manager: Richard H. Crompton, WMUC,
Box 99, College Park, Md.; Program Manager: Howard
C. Hansen, MacMurray College, Jacksonville, III.; Pub-
lic Relations Director: E. E. Roberts, Bethany College,
Bethany, West Va.; Regions Coordinator: E. L. Mc-
Calrty, Modesto Jr. College, Modesto, Calif.; Sales
Manager: Walter Hofer, 1010 Ocean Parkway, Brook-
lyn 30, N. Y.; General Counsel: Vail W. Pischke, 724
9th St., N.W., Washington 1, D. C.
DIRECTORS
Goerge Abraham, Herbert B. Barlow, Jr., David W.
Borst, John C. Crabbe, Richard H. Crompton, Roy J.
Flynn, Howard C. Hansen, Walter Hofer, Edward L.
McClarty, E. E. Roberts, John B. Roberts, James R.
Wylie.
REGIONAL DIRECTORS
Region 1 — New England, Thomas E. Bolger, WRTC.
Region 2 — New York State, Thornton B. Smallwood,
WEOS. Region 3^Middle Atlantic, Richard Muney,
WNYU. Region 4— Capital, Henry Suraci, WGTB. Re-
gion 5 — Southern, Miss Margaret Parham, WFSU. Re-
gion 6 — Great Lakes, Miss Hortense Moore, WRMU.
Region 7 — Midwestern, Miss Maxine Davis, KCLC.
Region 8 — Southwestern, John Bernard Meyear, KSMU.
Region 9 — Rocky Mountain, Lynn Higbee, KVDU. Re-
gion 10— Western, Duke Black, KCSC.
FUNCTIONS
The Intercollegiate Broadcasting System is a non-
profit association of college and university campus
stations established to pool the resources of these
stations and further the development of this form
of educational radio in this country.
THE LAMBS
130 W. 44th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Luxemburg 2-1515
OFFICERS
Shepherd William Gaxton
Boy Fred Waring
Corresponding Secretary Bobby Clark
Recording Secretary Herman Phillips
Treasurer James E. Meighan
Librarian Harold G. Hoffman
DIRECTORS
Earl Benham, Joseph S. Buhler, Harry Hershfield,
Conrad Nagel, Lep Solomon, Ralph Bellamy, Happy
Felton, Emil Friedlander, Horace MacMahon, Arthur
Vinton, Joseph Downing, Len Doyle, Robert Griffith,
H. Pierson Mopes, Saul E., Rogers.
LIFE DIRECTORS EX-SHEPHERDS: Bert Lytell, Fred
Waring, John Golden.
FUNCTIONS
The object of this club shall be the promotion of
social intercourse among persons, engaged professional-
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ly in the drama, music, authorship, and the fine arts,
as well as friends of those professions, and the col-
lection 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.
LOWELL INSTITUTE COOPERATIVE
BROADCASTING & STATION
WGBH
Symphony Hail, Boston 15, Mass.
KEnmore 6-6522
Dir.-Gen. Mgr., Station WGBH Parker Wheatley
FUNCTIONS
The Lowell Institute and Boston College, The Boston
Symphony Orchestra, Boston Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston University, Harvard University, Mass. Institute
of Technology, New England Conservatory of Music,
Northeastern University, and Tufts College, cooperate
in the operation of non-commercial educational sta-
tion WGBH and in the presentation of educational
broadcasts over Boston's commercial stations.
MUSIC PUBUSHERS' PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION, INC.
45 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Circle 6-3084
OFFICERS
Chairman of the Board Walter G. Douglas
President Louis Bernstein
Vice-President Jack Mills
Secretary J. J. Bregman
Treasurer Abe Olman
Agent and Trustee Harry Fox
NATIONAL ASSN. FOR BETTER
RADIO AND TELEVISION
822 Victoria Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
OFFICERS
President Mrs. Clara S, Logan
1st Vice Pres Dr. Richard Atkinson
2nd Vice Pres Dr. Lee DeForest
Secretary Mrs. Victor Roberts
Treasurer Mrs. Gertrude Blackstock
FUNCTIONS
To co-ordinate the interest of civic, religious, edu-
cational, business and labor organizations for the
purpose of encouraging the presentation of radio and
television programs which will maintain high stand-
ards.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
RADIO & TELEVISION
BROADCASTERS
(For Complete Listing See NARTB Section)
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
BROADCAST UNIONS AND
GUILDS (NABUG)
37 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.
Luxemburg 2-5130
OFFICERS
National Chairman Oliver W. Nicoll
COUNCILS
37 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y. Phone: Luxem-
burg 2-5130. Oliver W. Nicoll, Chairman, New York
Council: 341 Menomonee St., Chicago 11, III. Phone:
DEIaware 7-7017, J. 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,
Go.; Boston, Mass.; Charlotte, N. C; Cincinnati, Ohio;
Cleveland, Ohio; Dallas, Tex.; Fort Worth, Tex.;
Denver, Colo.; Detroit, Mich.; Erie, Pa.; Fort Wayne,
Ind.; Independence, Mo.; Kansas City, Mo.; Indian-
apolis, Ind.; La Crosse, Wise; Louisville, Ky.; Madi-
son, Wise; Miami, Fla,; Milwaukee-Racine, Wise;
Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.; New Orleans, La.; Nor-
folk, Va.; Omaha, Neb.; Philadelphia, Pa.; Pittsburgh,
Pa.; Portland, Ore.; Pueblo, Colo. Raleigh-Durham,
N. C; Rochester, N. Y.; Salt Lake City, Utah; Schen-
ectady, N. Y.; Peoria, III.; Sioux City, Iowa; Seattle,
Wash.; St. Louis, Mo.; Syracuse, N. Y.; Utica, N. Y.;
Kenosha Wise; San Francisco, Calif.
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
EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTERS
119 Gregory Hall, Univ. of 111., Urbana, 111.
URbana 2611
OFFICERS
President Graydon Ausmus
Vice-President Burton Paulu
Treasurer Frank Schooley
Secretary James Miles
DIRECTORS
Region 1: Parker Wheatley, WGBH, Lowell Institute
Cooperative Broadcasting Council, Symphony Hall, Bos-
ton 15, Mass.; Region II: Earl Wynn, WUNC, Univer-
city of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C; Region III:
Waldo Abbot, WUCM, University of Michigan, Ann
Arbor, Mich.; Region IV: Richard ,B. Hull, WOl, Iowa
State College, Ames, Iowa; Region V: John Dunn,
WNAD, University of Oklahoma, Norma, Okla.; Region
VI: Allen Miller, WKSC, State College of Washington,
Pullman, Wash.
BRANCH OFFICE
2500 Municipal Bldg., New York 7, N. Y.
WH 3-3600, Seymour N. Siegel, Director-at-large
FUNCTIONS
Representing non-commercial, educational AM and
FM radio stations, workshops and production centers
owned and operated by colleges, universities, school
systems, and public-service agencies.
NATIONAL ASSN. OF
PERFORMING ARTISTS
630 Fifth Ave., New York 20, N. Y.
Circle 7-8194
OFFICERS
f resident Fred Warlnfl
Treasurer Don Voorhe«s
General Counsel Alfred Rice
FUNCTIONS
To obtain moral and pecuniary rights of performing
artists in the commercial uses of such performances.
THE MUSIC PUBLISHERS CONTACT
EMPLOYEES (A. F. of L.)
1270 Sixth Ave., New York 20, N. Y.
COIumbus 5-7362
OFFICERS
President Robert Miller
Vice-President Joseph Santly
Treasurer Charles Lang
Members Executive Board Harry Santly,
Sam Smith, Mickey Garlock, Bernie Pollack, Jack
Spatz, Harry Santly, Bob Baumgart, Edgar Burton,
Jack Perry, Bernie Albert.
Exec Secty Robert Miller
BRANCH OFFICES
54 W. Randolph St., Chicago, IIL
Regional Director Morton Schofer
516 Glenrock, Los Angeles, Calif.
Regional Directors. Lucky Wilber; Sec, Ralph Smitman
36 East Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio
Regional Director Danny Enffel
FUNCTIONS
Labor Union.
NATIONAL BETTER BUSINESS
BUREAU, INC.
Chrysler Bldg., New York 17, N. Y.
Murray Hill 6-3535
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OFFICERS
Chairman of Board Charles H. Watts
President Kenneth B. Willson
Vice-Chairman . Warren Agry
Secretary Lowell Shumway
Treasurer . Frank F. Soule
FUNCTIONS
This organization assists the public, advertisers
and publishers to avoid false and deceptive advertising.
It cooperates with law enforcement agencies in this
work.
THE NATIONAL FEDERATION OF
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
WOMEN'S CLUBS, INC.
1819 Broadway, New York 23, N. Y.
COIumbus 5-3934
OFFICERS
President Miss Helen G. Irwin
1st Vice-President Miss Marguerite Rawalt
2nd Vice-President Miss Hazel Palmer
3rd Vice-President Miss Grace B. Daniels
Recording Secretary Mrs. Queenie Grable
Treasurer Miss Ruth C. Cullin
Executive Director Miss Laura Lorraine
FUNCTIONS
National Federation is the largest organization in
the world created to serve business and professional
women. Its aims and purposes are to elevate the
standards, to promote interest, bring about spirit of
cooperation, and to extend opportunities to business
and professional Vomen, through education along
lines of industry, scientific, and vocational activities.
NATIONAL SOCIETY OF
TELEVISION PRODUCERS, INC.
17 East 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.
Murray Hill 2-8877
Room 504
WEST COAST OFFICE
7063 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Granite 6930
FUNCTIONS
The National Society of Television Producers
(NSTP) is an industry association comprised of manu-
focturers or producers of live, filmed, or iconoscope
recorded tele, programs. Membership in NSTP is
open to all such independent producers or production
firms provided they are not a part of, or associated
with, an advertising, agency, tele, network, or local
tole. station.
NAT. TELEVISION FILM COUNCIL
1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
LO 4-8234
OFFICERS
President Archie Mayers
(Unity TV, N. Y. C.)
V.P., Press Rep Sally Perle
(Mesal Organizations, N. Y. C. OR 9-3747)
Secretary William Van Praag
(Van Praag Prods., N. Y. C.)
Treasurer Waldo Mayo
(Mayo Productions, N. Y. C.)
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Melvin L. Gold, Chairman, National Screen Service,
N. Y. C; Bill Holland, Hyperion Films, N. Y. C;
Henry Brown, Atlas Television Corp., N. Y. C; Sidney
A. Mayers, Attorney, N. Y. C; David Savage, WCBS,
N. Y. C; Lou Fcldman, Tri-Art Color Corp., N. Y. C;
Frank Bibas, McCann-Erickson, N. Y. C; Dr. Alfred
N. Goldsmith, RCA Chief Consultant, N. Y. C; Andrew
Jatgcr, PSI Productions, N. Y. C; William Reddick,
W. J. German Co., N. Y. C; David Bader, TV Film
NATIONAL VARIETY ARTISTS, INC.
226 W. 47th St., New York 36, N. Y.
COIumbus 5-0956
OFFICERS
Preiidetit Louii Handin
First Vice-Pre« Jock O'Brien
Sficond Vicc-Pres Lou Kaufman
Treoiurer Lester Rose
Secretary Bettie North
DIRECTORS
Jock Boyle, Joe Verdi, Ben Walker, Herman Crystal,
Ruth Lyons, Lillian McNeill, Bob Jones, Lillian Saun-
ders Sollisch, Jeanette Dupre, Edna Osborne, Noel
Hytown.
FUNCTIONS
Tiie function of National Variety Artists, Inc., is
to promote Americanism, fraternal and welfare
activities among the members of the theatrical pro-
fession.
PHILADELPfflA RADIO AND
TELEVISION BROADCASTERS
ASSOCIATION
1900 Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia 3, Pa.
PEnnypacker 5-6251
President Benedict Gimbel, Jr.
Treasurer Max M. Leon
Secretary Patrick J. Santon
Executive Secretary Ruth Chilton Burns
FUNCTIONS
To initiate and promote studies of all phases of
radio and television broadcasting for the purpose of
improving service to the public and advertisers.
PROFESSIONAL MUSIC MEN, INC.
1270 Sixth Ave., New York 20; N. Y.
Columbia 5-7362
OFFIOERS
Honorary President Rocco Vocco
President Robert Miller
Vice-President Joseph Santly
Treasurer Charles Lang
Executive Director Bob Miller
Board of Governors Mickey Garlock,
Bernie Pollack, Harry Santly, Sam Smith, Jock
Spatz, Irving Tanz, Bob Baumgart, Edgar Burton,
Jack Perry, Bernie Albert.
BRANCH OFFICES
54 W. Randolph St., Chicago, III.
Regional Director Morton Schaefer
1491 N. Vine St., Losn Angeles, Calif.
Regional Director Lucky Wilber
36 E. 5th St., Cincinnati, 0.
Regional Director Danny Engel
FUNCTIONS
Charitable and Benevolent Organization.
RADIO-NEWSREEL^TELEVISION
WORKING PRESS ASSOCIATION
OF NEW YORK, INC.
Temporary address. Room 5047
70 East 45th Street, New York 17, N. Y.
OFFICERS
President Chester F. X. Burger
Secretary Jack Fern
Treasurer David B. TuUen
FUNCTIONS
A membership corporation whose object is to pro-
mote and protect the interest and welfare of radio,
newsreel, and television newsmen and cameramen.
Memebrship is limited to radio, newsreel, television,
and newsmen who are engaged in outside assignments
for the coverage of spot news. Those eligible include
working reporters, cameramen, contact men, sound-
men, tape recording men, etc.
THE RADIO PIONEERS CLUB
580 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
PLaza 7-1800
OFFICERS
President J. R. Poppele
First Vice-Pres P. W. Morency
Vice-Pres Arthur B. Church
Vice-Pres Raymond Guy
Vice-Pres Martin Campbell
Vice-Pres O. H. Caldwell
Vice-Pres Charles A. Wall
Secretary ^ Samuel R. Dean
Treasurer James E. Wallen
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 purposes of
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friendship and education. The Club shall be a central
clearing 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 organization with the resultant exchange of in-
formation would make a valuable contribution to the
public interest."
The purposes as outlined in the constitution are
sufficiently broad to enable the Radio Pioneers to
undertake almost any task which the Club may desire
for the furtherance of t4ie Radio Industry.
Accordingly, 1950 will mark the establishment of a
Radio Hall of Fame in which the memories of men
and women whose contribution have placed them
among the immortals will be perpetuated.
RADIO AND TELEVISION
DIRECTORS GUILD (A.F. OF L.)
114 East 52nd St., New York 22, N. Y.
PLaza 3-4300, Ext. 214
OFFICERS
International President Dick Mack
Int. First Vice-Pres Oliver W. Nicoll
Int. Second Vice-Pres Arthur Hanna
Int. Third Vice-Pres Hal Miller
Int. Secretary Kenneth W. MacGregor
Int. Treasurer Froncis Buss
NATIONAL BOARD
Joseph W. Browne, Wash.; Francis Buss, New York;
Lee D. Davis, Philadelphia; Shields Dierkes, Detroit;
Alan M. Fishburn, Chicago; John Guedel, Hollywood;
Arthur Hanna, New York; Gordon T. Hughes, Holly-
wood; Max Hutto, Hollywood; Jack Lyman, Hollywood;
Kenneth W. MacGregor, New York; Sherman A. Mac-
Gregor, New York; Dick Mack, Hollywood; Hal Miller,
Chicago; Oliver Nicoll, New York; Ernest D. Ricca,
New York; Franklin J. Schaffner, New York; Lester
Vail, New York.
National Executive Director Newman H. Burnett
General Counsel Charles Ballon
(Phillips, Nizer, Benjamin & Krim)
LOCALS
New York Local— 114 East 52nd St., New York 22,
PLaza 9-0875. President, F. J. Schaffner.
Hollywood Local— 1655 N. Cherokee Ave., Holly-
wood 28, Calif., GRanite 5866. President, Ted Bliss.
Chicago Local — 1413 N. Dearborn Parkway, Chicago,
III., DEIaware 7-4867. President, Alan M. Fishburn.
Detroit Local— 1426 Buhl BIdg., 535 Griswald St.,
Detroit, Michigan, WOodward 2-1422. President,
Shields Dierkes.
Washington Local— 6433 Fairfax Rd., Chevy Chase,
Md., OLiver 1597. President, Heyward L. Siddons.
Cleveland Local— 14232 Athens Ave., Lakewood 7,
Ohio, Lakewood 1-8073. President, Thomas E. Arend.
FUNCTIONS
A national organization to advance, foster, promote
and benefit the interests of directors, associate direc-
tors and floor managers of television, live and film,
and radio programs and to protect and secure their
rights in their professional activities.
RADIO AND TELEVISION
EXECUTIVES SOCIETY, INC.
420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
LExington 2-3988
OFFICERS
President Robert W. Sarnoff, NBC
1st Vice-President Fritz Snyder, CBS
2nd Vice-President G. W. Johnstone, NAM
Secretary Claude Barrere, BAB
Treasurer'. '. ■ ,S. R- Dean, CBS
Exec Secy Elizabeth Clarkson
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Robert L. Coe, William H. Fineshriber, Jr., Ernest
Lee Jahncke, Donald McClure, Bruce Robertson, Elliott
M. Sanger, Robert Saudek, Reggie Schuebel, George T.
Shupert, Eugene S. Thomas.
FUNCTIONS
1, To create a lasting fraternity of persons profes-
sionally engaged or interested in radio and television
broadcasting and its allied fields and to provide a
common meeting place for all members. 2. To provide
a forum for the exchange of ideas and discussions of
problems affecting or concerning radio and television
broadcasting or relating to its improvement or useful-
ness and to promote higher standards for the radio and
television industry as a scientific, literary, informa-
tional, entertainment, and cultural medium. 3. To pro-
vide and sponsor the dissemination of information per-
taining to radio and television broadcasting which
may be of mutual interest and value to members, the
public and the industry. 4. To do all and everything
necessary, suitable and proper for the complete ac-
complishment of these purposes and the attainment of
the objects herein set forth within such limitations as
are provided by law.
RADIO-TELEVISION
MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION
(See Page 1244)
RADIO-TV MANUFACTURERS
ASSOCLATION OF CANADA
Room 301, 159 Bay St., Toronto 1, Ontario, Canada
EM 3-1531
OFFICERS
President A. B. Hunt
Executive Secretary S. D. Brownlee
Chairman, Parts Division J. R. Longstaffe
Chairman, Receiver Division C. A. Pollock
Chairman, Tech. Products Division S. G. Paterson
FUNCTIONS
This Association is a non-profit and co-operative
organization to promote the interests of the radio-
TV manufacturing industry in Canada.
THE RADIO-TELEVISION NEWS
DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION
WOW-TV, 35th & Farnam, Omaha 3, Nebraska
WE 3400
OFFICERS
President, Tom Eaton, Hartford, Conn., WTIC; 1st
Vice-President, Jim Byron, Ft. Worth, Texas, WBAP;
Treasurer, Sheldon Peterson, Denver, Colo., KLZ; Exe-
cutive Secretary, Soren Munkhof, Omaha, Neb., WOW-
TV; Editor, NARND Bulletin, Art Barnes, Univ. of
Iowa, Iowa City.
FUNCTIONS
Publishes monthly bulletin and booklets on radio
news. Basic purpose to advance standards of radio and
television as news media.
RADIO-TELEVISION PROGRAM
MATERIALS
U. S. Office of Education, Washington 25, D. C.
Executive 6300, Ext. 2897
Chief Franklin Dunham
Radio-TV Education Specialist. . .Gertrude C. Brodcrick
FUNCTIONS
The exchange is designed to promote more effective
local broadcsating by educational and civic organiza-
tions and radio stations by serving as a clearing house
for selected educational radio scripts, transcriptions
and production aids, and as a source of all kinds of
information pertaining to the field of educational
radio.
THE RADIO WRITERS' GUILD OF
THE AUTHORS' LEAGUE OF
AMERICA, INC.
2 East 23rd St., New York 10, N. Y.
GRamercy 7-9190
OFFICERS
National President Hector Chevigny
Eastern Region Vice-Pres Philo Higley
Western Region Vice-Pres Ben Starr
Midwestern Region Vice-Pres Russ Bensley
Eastern Region Exec-Sec May Bolhower
Western Region Exec-Sec Michael Davidson
BRANCH OFFICES
188 W. Randolph St., Chicago 1, III.
I. Meyers, Attny.
1655 N. Cherokee, Hollywood 28, Calif.
M. Davidson, Exec. Secy.
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FUNCTIONS
For the improvement of general conditions affecting
men and women engaged in writing for broadcasting.
SCREEN ACTORS GUILD, INC.
7046 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Hollywood 9-7311
President Walter Pidgeon
l$t Vice-President Leon Ames
2nd Vice-President John Lund
3rd Vice-President William Holden
Recording Secretory Paul Harvey
Treasurer George Chandler
Not'! Exec. Secy John Dales, Jr.
Television Administrator Kenneth Thomson
Asst. Executive Secretary Pat Somerset
Agency Administrator Chester Migden
Dir. of Public Relations E. T. Buck Harris
BRANCH OFFICES
67 W. 44th St., Rm. 610, New York 36, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 7-4623, Mrs. Florence Marston, N. Y.
Repr.
102 E. Hubbard St., Chicago, III.
Delaware 7-7017, Mr. Ray Jones, Chicago Repr.
323 Jefferson, Marine City, Mich.
Mr. William Saunders, Detroit Repr.
FUNCTIONS
Trade union of all motion picture actors, affili-
oted with American Federation of Labor, representing
actors and announcers in television films and all
other types of motion pictures; has collective bar-
gaining contracts with all film producers.
SESAC INC.
475 Fiftfi Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 5-5365
OFFICERS
President Paul Heinecke
Secretary-Treos R. C. Heinecke
General Manager K. A. Jadassohn
FUNCTIONS
Licensing the use of copyrighted music transcribed
library service, syndicated transcribed programs.
SOCIETY OF MOTION PICTURE
AND TELEVISION ENGINEERS
40 West 40th St., New York 18, N. Y.
LOngacre 5-0172
OFFICERS
President Herbert Bornett
Past President Peter Mole
Executive Vice-Pres John G. Frayne
Engineering Vicc-Pres Henry Hood
Editorial Vice-Pres N. L. Simmons
Financial Vicc-Prcs F. E. Cahill, Jr.
Convention Vice-Pres John W. Servies
Secretory Edward S. Seeley
Executive Secretary Boyce Nemec
FUNCTIONS
The odvanccment of motion picture engineering
ond the allied arts and sciences; the standardization
of the mcchonisms and practices employed in the
motion picture industry, and the dissemination of
scientific knowledge by publication.
SONG WRITERS' PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION (SPA)
158 W. 55th St., New York 19, N. Y.
Circle 6-2536
OFFICERS
'*'■'•'' Charles Tobias
^"^ Louis Alter
Sccf ■■j'f Joseph Meyer
Treasurer Abel Boer
Counsel John Schulmon
Executive Secretary Miriom Stern
MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL
Ctiairmon, Edgar Leslie, Stanley Adams, Fred E.
Ahlcrt, Abel Baer, Paul Cunningham, Peter De Rose,
Milton Drake, Ira Gershwin, Jesse Greer, Dot Fields,
Oscar Hammcrstcin II, Otto Harbach, Milton Ager,
George W. Meyer Joseph Meyer, Geoffrey O'Horo,
Richard Rodgers, Sam H. Stept, Charles Tobias,. Jack
Yelien.
The objects of this Association ore and shall be:
To cultivate and establish harmony ond unity of action
and understanding among the members of the Asso-
ciation, 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' ASSN.
6253 Hollywood Blvd., Rm. 329, Hollywood 28, Calif.
Hollywood 9-7254
OFFICERS
Managing Director J. Norman Nelson
Assistants Peggy Wood, Eleanor Nichols
President. . .Calvin J. Smith, Mgr., KFAC, Los Angeles
V.-P Frank Burke, Jr., Mgr., KFVD, Los Angeles
Secty.-Treas. .Thelma Kirchner, Mgr., KGFJ, Hollywood
BOARD
A. E. Joscelyn, Dir. Oper., CBS Hollywood; William
J. Beaton, Mgr., KWKW Pasadena; Robert J. McAn-
drews, Comm'l. Mgr., KBIG, Avalon; Robert O. Rey-
nolds, Mgr., KMPC, Hollywood; Harry Maizlish, Mgr.,
KFWB, Hollywood; Ernest L. Spencer, Mgr., KVOE, San-
ta Ana.
FUNCTIONS
Represents 58 member stations and networks, lo-
cated in Southern California from San Luis Obispo to
San Diego in all matters concerning broadcast in-
dustry as a whole in that area. Acts as central
source of research, information, public service, promo-
tion of use of media, etc. Regular meetings, second
Thursday of every month, (noon), Hollywood-Roosevelt
Hotel.
SPORTS BROADCASTERS
ASSOCIATION
c/o WMGM, 71 1 Fifth Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
MUrray Hill 8-1000
OFFICERS
President Don Dunphy
First Vice-Pres Joe Hasel
Second Vice-Pres John Derr
Treasurer Johnny Most
Secretary Hal Holz
STATION REPRESENTATIVES
ASSOCIATION, INC.
101 Park Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.
Murray Hill 5-4141
OFFICERS
President Joseph Weed
Vice-President Eugene Katz
Secretary Adam J. Young, Jr.
Treasurer Wm. Weldon, III
Managing Director T. F. Flanagan
FUNCTIONS
To develop the use and increase the sale of National
Spot Radio and Television Advertising.
UNITED NATIONS— RADIO
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
INFORMATION DIVISION
United Nations, New York, N. Y.
PLaza 4-1234
OFFICERS
Asst. Sec'y. Gen Benjamin Cohen
Dir, Radio Div Peter Aylen
Chief of Production W. Gibson Parker
U. S. Station Rel Dorothy Lewis
Sr. Broadcast Engineer Arthur E. Barrett
Film Div. TV Officer Maxwell Dunn
BRANCH OFFICES
Moscow, Prague, Warsaw, London, Paris, Geneva,
Copenhagen, Belgrade, Cairo, Teheran, Karachi, New
Delhi, Shanghai, Sydftey, Monrovia, Washington, Rio
de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Mexico City.
FUNCTIONS
Provides radio, TV programs and program material-
assists networks and stations in planning and prepa-
ration of UN coverage.
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