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THE BUSINESS WEEKLY OF RADIO AND TELEVISION OCTOBER 7, 1957 35< PER COPY
How Barrow would revamp the networks Page 31
Complete text of Barrow recommendations Page 100
How radio-tv helped a bakery go national Page 40
PGW puts automation into spot selling Page 70
LOVIN' and LOYAL
NCS No. 2 CIRCULATION
DAYTIME HOMES
NIGHTTIME HOMES
WEEKLY
DAILY
WEEKLY
DAILY
WHO-TV Station B Station C
181,490 175,650 176,340
121,620 123,430 104,930
211,500 204,280 218,690
166,460 163,920 148,320
We always knew that Central Iowa loves WHO-TV. . . and we're real happy that the new Nielsen NCS No. 2 shows how large and loyal that audience is.
NCS No. 2 proves again that Central Iowa families have the "WHO habit". . . with more homes tuning in WHO-TV every day than any other television station in the region!
You who have known the WHO Radio operation, over the years, will understand the Central Iowa audience preference for WHO-TV. Decades of highest integrity, public service, confidence and belie tab titty all add up to a QUALITY audience and QUALITY RESULTS.
WHO-TV
Channel 13 • Des Moines
Col. B. J. Palmer, President P. A. Loyet, Resident Manager Robert H. Harter, Sales Manager
WHO-TV is part of
Central Broadcasting Company, which also owns and operates WHO Radio, Des Moines WOC-TV, Davenport
Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. National Representatives
Affiliate
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