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NBC Transmitter
Dr. J. R. .ingell, public service counselor, served as toastmaster in New York. L. to r.. seated: NBC President Niles Trammell ; Brig. -Gen. David Sarnoff, RC.4 President ; Frank E. Mullen, NBC v.-p. and general manager, and Eduard E. McGrady, RC.4 v.-]>. in charge of labor relations.
NBC V.-P. Sidney N. Strotz welcomes new Hollywood ten-year men at the U est Coast’s annual party. Here— as at other divisions—N BC-ites in uniform attended. L. to r.: Hal Bock, ff illiam J. Andrews, Frank Figgens, Strotz, Lieut. Robert Schuetz and Archie Presby.
Frances Childs, W ashington teletype operator, receives membership pin from IVRC General Manager Carleton D. Smith.
Here. Smith greets a group of former staff men now in service, 1. to r.: Private Bernard Balsh, Smith, Lieut. John Hogan, Lieut. Walter Godwin, Lieut. John Hurley and Lieut. John Stetson.
Dr. If alter Damrosch, NBC music counselor, did an impromptu turn at the piano with If ade Barnes, of radio recording, at N . Y . party.
Thirty-six netv members received ])ins from President Trammell at the Ten } ear Club banquet in New fork's Hotel If aldorf-.4storia. The honored employees are shown on the ballroom stage with the NBC executive. Brig.-Gen. David Sarnoff, RC.4 president, and Lieut.Gen. James G. Harbord, RCA chairman of the board, attended. Gen. Sarnoff discussed BG in terms of its past history and prospects in the postwar world. Following the ten-year pin awards, an elaborate variety show was presented.