Broadcasting Telecasting (Oct-Dec 1960)

Leslie J. Woods, vp for research and engineering and director of Philco Corp., to retire Dec. 31, after 35 years service with company. Emidio A. DeLollis appointed engineering manager of receiving tube operations at Raytheon Co., Waltham, Mass. He had been assistant head of receiving tube design department. George E. Tirone Jr. appointed marketing manager for four industrial electronic product lines of Allen B. DuMont Labs, Syosset, N. Y. He has been head of technical product sales for International Div. John W. Servies, vp of National Theatre Supply Co., division of General Precision Equipment Corp., New York, elected president of Society of Motion Picture & Television Engineers. Other new officers: Reid H. Ray, president of Reid H. Ray Film Industries, St. Paul, Minn., executive vp; Lloyd Thompson, vp, The Calvin Co., Kansas City, editorial vp; Harry Teitlebaum, partner in Hollywood Film Co., Hollywood, Calif., convention vp. Albert C. Gubitz Jr., advertising copywriter at General Electric Co., named to staff of advertising and sales promotion department of firm's receiving tube department, Owensboro, Ky. Stanley E. Webber appointed engineering manager in General Electric's newly Dr. Marshall returns Dr. Roy C. Marshall, who used to deliver soft-sell scientific commercials on the old Ford Hour, is back in business — this time on WAVY-TV Norfolk, Va. He does commercials for Car-Matic, a Norfolk firm which rebuilds automobile motors and transmissions. Following the technique he used for Ford, Dr. Marshall explains the Car-Matic operations through the basic scientific principles on which they are founded. organized Traveling-Wave Tube Product Section, Palo Alto, Calif. Other appointments: Bernard L. Pfefer, marketing; Christopher Karabats, manufacturing; Howard N. Coulter, employe and community relations; Robert H. Bergman, finance. Also, U. H. Faubion named patent and general legal counsel. Pierre A. Portmann, formerly with Westinghouse Electric Co., electronics division, joins Page Communications Engineers Inc., Washington, D. C, as senior staff engineer in research and development directorate. Donald Creswell, Ampex Professional Products Co. sales representative, transferred to firm's midwest dis trict, with headquarters in Chicago. Richard Sirinsky, formerly field service engineer for Ampex, succeeds Mr. Creswell as representative in Pennsylvania, Delaware, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina and Maryland. ALLIED FIELDS Arnold Klugerman joins research staff of TV Q, national network qualitative scoring service, after several years as assistant research director in Hollywood office of Kenyon & Eckhardt. INTERNATIONAL Steve Krantz, general manager of Screen Gems (Canada) Ltd., elected vp. Herb Manning, former managing editor of Toronto Star and one-time assistant editor of MacLean's, appointed news director of CKGM Montreal. DEATHS Victor Emanuel, 62, board chairman of Avco Manufacturing Corp., parent concern of Crosley Broadcasting Corp., died in his Ithaca, N. Y., home, Nov. 26. Crosley comprises WLW and WLWT (TV) Cincinnati, WLWD (TV) Dayton and WLWC (TV) Columbus, all Ohio; WLWA (TV) Atlanta, Ga., and WLWI (TV) Indianapolis, Ind. NEW YORK • WORLD CENTER FOR RADIO-ELECTRONICS • 1961 A ■ international! _ a Visitors from all over the world will converge on the Coliseum, March 20-23, for IRE's big Show and International Convention. Join the more than 65,000 radio-electronics engineers who will attend! □ On the Coliseum's ^| gigantic floors you'll see the latest production items, systems, instruments and components in radio-electronics; in radar; in complex air traffic control; in space communications — in any and CONVENTION every field of radio-engineering you care to name. □ At the convention, you'll trade ideas with brilliant delegates from the world of radioelectronics, and choose from amongst scores of papers to be read by experts in their field. Like the IRE show, the convention is both a summing-up and a look into the future! Remember the occasion, the time, the place. ^ b e ^s MARCH SO-2S TVS ■— >>> X i 1981 Registration: IRE members $1.00 — non-members $3.00 s The Institute of Radio Engineers s 1 East 79th St., New York 21, N. Y. INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION^ and IRE SHOW ► -X S \ '-^l WALDORF-ASTORIA HOTEL COLISEUM • NEW YORK No one under 18 years of age will be admitted. BROADCASTING, December 5, 1960 99