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BROADCASTERS’ NEWS BULLETIN
Reporting accurately and promptly current happenings of special interest to Broadcasting Stations in the Commercial, Regulatory, Legislative and Judicial Fields
OFFICERS
WALTER J. DAMM, . Milwaukee, Wis. President
EDWIN M. SPENCE, Atlantic City, N. J. Vice President
O. D. FISHER, . Seattle, Wash.
Vice President
PAUL W. MORENCy, Hartford, Conn. Treasurer
Issued by
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS
Incorporated
NATIONAL PRESS BUILDING WASHINGTON, D. C.
Telephone District 9497
EXECUTIVE PERSONNEL
PHILIP G. LOUCKS Managing Director
EUGENE V. COGLEY Assistant to Managing Director
OLIVINE FORTIER Secretary
SM FRANCISCO IN JULY
June 6, 1931
Commissioner Harold A, Lafount today accepted an invitation to deliver an address at the first Regional Meeting of the National Association of Broadcast¬ ers which will he held at San Francisco, California, on July 21 and 22, 1931.
The Commissioner will leave Washington on June 27 for a trip which will carry him through the Northwest, Pacific Coast, Southwest and South, He will establish temporary headquarters in San Francisco, California, during the time of the Regional Meeting.
All members of the NAB are invited to attend the meeting on the Pacific Coast and all stations west of the Mississippi River, whether members or not, will also be invited to attend. Tlie program will be ready for announcement within the next ten days.
Officers, members of the Executive Committee, members of the Board of Dir¬ ectors, and Committee Chairmen, are urged to attend the Pacific Coast confer¬ ence. There will he an important meeting of the Board during the second day of the conference.
The dates, Tuesday and Wednesday, July 21 and 22, were selected to enable those in the East, planning to attend, an opportunity to travel over the w©©^;end.
Executive Committee: Wiiliam S. Hedges, Chicago, lil.. Chairman; Henry A. Bellows, Minneapolis, Minn., and Frank M. Russell, Washington, D. C. Directors: William S. Hedges, Chicago, III.; H. K. Carpenter, Raleigh, N. C.; George F. McCleiland, New York, N. Y.; Dr. Frank W. Elliot!, Davenport, la.; A. J. McCosker, Newark, N. J., Edgar L. Bill, Chicago, ill.; A. B. Church, Kansas City, Mo.; J. G. Cummings, San Antonio, Tex., Don Lee, Los Angeles, Cal.; E. P. O'Fallon, Denver, Colo.; C. R. Clements, Nashville, Tenn.; Henry A. Bellows, Minneapolis, Minn.; John J. Storey, Worcester, Mass., E. B. Craney, Butte, Mont.; and Leo Fitipatrick, Detroit, Mich.