Broadcasting (Jul - Dec 1944)

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s TATIONS come and stations go. In a little over two decades, Toronto has watched eight of them appear and disappear. But for more than seventeen years, CFRB has broadcast its schedules without interruption and will continue to do so. We have contributed to the progress of this lately grown-up industry in the past. and are in a position to further its development in the future. We're proud of our record . . . proud of our tremendous following of loyal and consistent listeners . . . proud of our standing with the agencies and their clients. These are the benefits we offer to those who listen and to those who use our facilities to broadcast their sales messages. 10,000 WATTS O F SELLING POWER 8 6 0 K C TORONTO BROADCASTING • Broadcast Advertising December 18, 1944 • Page 69