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M. F. Klicpera, vet "sound" man, now heads Webster-Chicago's Western sales.
♦ Precision Apparatus Coip.,
821 E. New York Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., has announced that their instruments will now be available on a time payment plan.
•k J. H. Clippinger, vice-president and sales manager of the Continental Radio & Television Corp. of Chicago, announced recently the appointment
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of S. B. Galitzky as sales representative for Admiral sets in Michigan territory, with headquarters in Detroit. "Sam" is well known in the Michigan trade, having called upon dealers in this section of the country for many years.
* United Sound Engineering Co., St. Paul, Minn., has announced that its sound systems and intercommunicators are now fully licensed by t.rrangement with Electrical Research Products, Inc., under patents owned and controlled by Ameilcan Telephone & Telegraph Co. and Western Electric Co., Inc.
■*• Recently the Brush Development Co., Cleveland, moved to its own building at 3 311 Perkins Ave. Brush thus celebrates its expansion from 1,000 sq. ft. iioor space in 1932 to the present 4-story building.
* Popular president N. P. niooin of Adler Mfg. Co., Louisville, Ky., has resigned. Mr. Bloom retires from the post after 20 years of service and "r.t the conclusion of the most successful year the company has ever known." His statement to "Radio Today" also reveals plans for "a much needed rest for a while, vv'ith no particular plans as yet for the future. ... I leave with the knowledge that our organization is functioning better than it ever has and in the hopes that our friends
M. Lehman, president, Lehman Radio
Salon, N. Y. C, has announced that
the mfg. division of the Salon is now
called Port-O-Matic Corp.
and customers will continue the
pleasant business relations with the
Adler Co. that have held in the past."
* H. R. Peters, president, National Union Radio Corp., reports several additions to the firm's engineering staff. Most important is Dr. Frederick Holburn, now chief engineer for NU, who was educated abroad and was since employed by leading American companies. Other newcomers at NU are Paul Schiverui and H. A. Wilder.
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