Broadcasting Telecasting (Oct-Dec 1959)

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Thanks from the champs all over the world! Over 50,000 boys join Chevrolet in saying "Thanks a million" to Soap Box Derby sponsors around the world. We know that without your efforts the Derby could never have reached such heights of popularity and success. So we'd like to cordially invite you to work with us again next year on "the greatest amateur racing event in the world." . . . Chevrolet Division of General Motors, Detroit 2, Michigan. Jimmy Dean, popular TV singer, wins the Oil Can trophy. W. G. Power, Chevrolet advertising manager, makes the presentation as Art Carney and Wendell Corey look on. Mr. K. E. Staley, Chevrolet general sales manager, presents the $5,000 College Scholarship award to the 22nd All-American winner, Barney Townsend, at the Banquet of Champions, attended by over 1,700 guests. The highlight of Derby weekend is reached when final heat winner, Barney Townsend, Anderson, Indiana, crosses the finish line to become the 22nd All-American Champion.