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"Praise for Paley's coup -from Otto H. Kahn, head of the Metropolitan, who thus far has almost exploded when anyone men¬ tioned radio, causes us to wonder if the Columbia executive might not next go after the heretofore elusive Metropolitan Opera House p e r f o man c e s .
"At any rate, Paley, like "Old Man River", "jes keeps rollin' along". Only he "plants cotton". And every so often he plants a little "gun-cotton" like that which he set off under the concert bureaus this week."
Those from the radio industry who attended the Gridiron Dinner in Washington last Saturday were Gen. J. G. Harbord and David Sarnoff, of the Radio Corporation of America, and M. H. Aylesworth and G. F. McClelland of the N.B.C.
Also, A. H. Kirchhofer, director of Station WBEN, Buffalo, Mr. Kirchhofer is the managing editor of the Buffalo News and a member of the Gridiron Club.
J. Newcomb Blackman, prominent New York radio jobber is the new State Chairman for New York of the RMA Legislative organization. He succeeds Dave Goldman, of New York City who recently resigned.
Fred D, Williams of the National Carbon Company, of New York, has been appointed to be Chairman of the Associations Committee on Fair Trade Practices. He succeeds Mr. Lester E. Noble, formerly of the United Reproducers Company. Other members of the Committee are: J. McWilliam Stone, Operadio. Mfg. Co.,
St, Charles, Ill,* E. V. Hughes, Wasmuth Goodrich Co. , Peru, Ind.; Peter L. Jensen, Jensen Radio Mfg. Co., Chicago, ill.; Colin B. Kennedy, Colin B. Kennedy Corp. , South Bend, Ind. ; and I. E. Lambert of the RCA Victor Co. , Camden, N. J.
The annual convention and trade show of the Radio Manu¬ facturers' Association, which attracted over 32,000 persons of the radio industry to Atlantic City last June, will next year go back to Chicago, according to announcement by Major H. H. Frost, of New York, Chairman of the Show Committee.
The American Radio News Corporation, a subsidiary of the Kearst newspaper interests, has been granted authority by the Radio Commission to establish an experimental long wave radio station at New York in connection with its projected multi-directional radio printer system.
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