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GAMBLE TO REVIEW DRIVE'S PROGRESS
NIGHTLY reports to the nation on progress of the Victory Loan campaign will be broadcast by Ted R. Gamble, National Director for War Finance. Starting Monday Nov. 19 Mr. Gamble will be heard five nights weekly on the NBC News of the World 7:15-7:30 p.m. t! (EST).
Radio cooperation in the drive is breaking all records, according to f H. Quentin Cox, consultant to Lt. I David Levy, Radio Section chief.
Secretary of the Treasury Fred f M. Vinson was heard Armistice I Day in a Bond rally on WOL Wash•i ington, Mutual affiliate. A night program on Mutual, 10-11 p.m., J brought an array of musical talent from New York, including Paul ' Whiteman, Duke Ellington and Tommy Dorsey directing Glen Milii ler's AAF Band, and with Oscar ; Lovant, Perry Como and Martha ti Tilton appearing as soloists, Last ! half of program, from Santa Ana Air Base, Cal., included Dinah ' Shore, Dennis Day and the Santa « Ana AAF Band conducted by Meredith Willson, Dave Rose and Bob 1 Crosby.
Radio Directors Guild, Four Networks Agree
RADIO DIRECTORS Guild and the four major networks have agreed to the terms of a two-year contract for directors and associated directors marking the first of its kind, after negotiating before the New York State Board of Mediation. Terms call for $100 as basic minimum weekly for directors employed before June 1, 1945, and a $95 weekly figure for those hired after that date. Associate directors, on NBC and American, according to the contract for a 40hour week will receive $70 for those employed before June 1, 1945 and $65 for those associated with the companies after that date. Associate directors on CBS and their co-equals, termed producers announcers, on Mutual have separate contracts with AFRA and thus are not a part of the RDG contract. Contract also calls for staff directors to receive air credits "whenever warranted as a result of general directorial excellence, novelty, originality or other specific characteristics unless director prefers otherwise." Contract also specifies a "union shop" and has designated the New York State Board of Mediation to act as an arbitration board if any difficulty should come up.
Barry With WOV BOB BARRY, formerly with WIND Chicago and WPH Radio Rome for past two years, has joined WOV New York as anI nouncer.
Sill to American I JEROME SILL is leaving the position i of eastern division manager of MBS station relations department to join American on Nov. 19 as a research specialist In the sales department. Before Joining Mutual Mr. Sill was sales promotion manager of WNEW New York and previously was associated with CBS for a number of years in a variety of promotion activities.
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