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BROADCASTING
The Weekly Newsmagazine of Kadio
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SEATTLE • TACOMA
Electrified Homes Seattle Holds World Record!
More Seattle homes have electric ranges than any other city in the world! Over 80% of them have electric refrigerators! Well over 99% of them are wired for electricity! Because of high average incomes . . . high standard of living . . . and exceptionally low rates for electricity . . . the average domestic consumption of electricity is almost three times the national average! Here is a major city where the average family is able and accustomed to live well ... to buy and enjoy conveniences to a degree undreamed of in most parts of the United States.
KIRO is the only 50,000-watt station in this rich market ... it brings Columbia Programs to Seattle and the Pacific Northwest.
THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST'S MOST POWERFUL STATION
50,000 Watts 710 kc
CBS
Represented by
FREE and PETERS, Inc.
J%&0?'UeKdJty Station
SEATTLE, WASH.
Published Weekly by Broadcasting Publication!, Inc.,
Executive, Editorial, Advertising and Circulation Offices: 870 National Press Bldg. Washington 4, D. C. Telephone: ME 1022
IN THIS ISSUE . . .
My Impression of Europe
By Robert D. Swezey 10
Tax Cuts Will Help FM-TV 15
Radio Tax Refunds Near $200,000 15
Armstrong Letter Attacks FCC Critics 16
Walker Sees Bright Prospect for FM in US 16
The Byrnes Bum: Whys and Wherefores 17
NAB Pushes Small Market Plan 18
NAB To Elect Eight New Directors 18
Porter Says AFM Edict Restricts FM 20
100-w Station Tests Radio Sales Tax 22
Engineer Finds Magnetophon Superior
By Don V. R. Drenner 36
Muir Plans Spots on Basis for 1946 Program 46
Music is an Audience Builder 48
Let's Start a Package Show Business
By John Guedel 77
Agriculture Dept. Issues FM Primer 77
Soldiers Prefer Their News Straight 78
Carlson-Phillips Case Has Dramatic Value 80
WDSU Appeal Turned Down 93
FCC Denies WGST Renewal 98
KSOO-KELO Separation Ordered 99
Free Speech Fight in Congress Seen 100
DEPARTMENTS
Agencies
Allied Arts Commercial Editorial
62 62 52 56
FCC Actions 96
In Public Service— 82
Letters to Editor 88
Management 52
News 62
Our Respects To
56
Production
60
Programs _ _
64
Promotion
70
Sellers of Sales
10
Service Front
32
Sponsors
68
66
Sid Hix
16
At Washington Headquarters
SOL TAISHOFF
Editor and Publisher
EDITORIAL
ROBERT K. RICHARDS, Editorial Director Art King, Managing Editor; J. Frank Beatty, Bill Bailey, Associate Editors. STAFF: Jack Levy, Lawrence Christopher, Mary Zurhorst, Rufus Crater, Norma Pugliese, Adele Porter, Molly Jackson, Marie Woodward.
BUSINESS MAURY LONG, Bminest Manager
Bob Breslau, Adv. Production Manager; Stevens, Eleanor Carpenter, Cleo Kathas. AUDITING: B. T. Taishoff, Catherine Mildred Racoosin.
Harry Steele,
CIRCULATION
BERNARD PLATT, Circulation Manager
Dorothy Young, Herbert Hadley, Leslie Helm
Page 6 • November 19, 1945
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