The radio annual (1955)

n n r) ORGANIZATIONS D D D MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL Milt»A Drake. CKoirmon StonUy Adorns, Milton Agcr, Lo«it Al»*», Ab*l Boer Poul Cunninghom, Dorothy »•♦«» lr« 'C*r\hwin, 0\cot Hommontoin 2ik1, Otto MatWcIl Edf«r lm\^. John iacob Loob, Goor9c W M«v«f. Joiifll Mn«r. Gootfrcv O'Harxi, Richard lo^n. Artlivr Scliwoftx, Som H Stopt, CSorlcs Tob*«t. Jock YcniB FUNCTIONS TVf «K. --<•»« of t»ilf Anockition art and iKoll be: T» . ^ fttobliih harmony and unity of oction OMv< ig among the members of th« Asso cioJ.*-.. -■•" .. twocn them and corporotionj, firms or ■ »drv»dMli »ith whom they hove or moy have business dMiiMev ond to promote the equitable odjustment of •II (■totters rc»ofing to the professional work of the ••wbers SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BROADCASTERS ASSOCIATION MM7 Hollywood Blvd , Hollywood 28, Calif. Pl«SKlcnt Robert J. McAndrcws, KBIG Vice-President Normon J. Ostby, KHJ-Don Lcc S«cfctory-Trc<nuror Thclmo Kirchner, KGFJ BOARD OF DIRECTORS Frank Buric, KFVD, Amos Baron, KABC, William Bcoton KWKW, Charles Hamilton, KFI, Calvin Smith, KFAC, Ernest Spencer, KWIZ. District Directors: F. Robert Bauer, KDB; Hal Brown, KBIS. Gene Lcc, KFXM; Marion Horris, KGB. Monoging Director Frank W. Cran€ Assrstonts Louise Sanders, Sally Smalley FUNCTIONS Represents 64 member stotions and networks, located m Southern California from Son Luis Obispo to San Dicgo in all matters concerning broadcast industry OS a whole in thot area. Acts as central source of rescorch, informotion, public service, promotion of use ot media, etc. Regular meetings, secotid Thursday o4 every month, (noon), Hollywood-Roosevelt Hotel. SPORTS BROADCASTERS ASSOCIATION Box 223, Rodio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. President Don Dunphy Ut Vice-President Jim McKay 2nd Vice-President Les Kieter Secretory Frank Litsky FUNCTIONS To promote fellowship and higher professional stondords among members of the radio ond television sportscosting industry. Annual dinner and semi-monthly luncheon mc-etings. STATION REPRESENTATIVES ASSOCIATION, INC. 101 Pork Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. MUrray Hill 5-4141 OFFICERS President Adam J. Young, Jr. Vice-President Arthur McCoy Secretory Joseph Timlin Treosurer John E. Peorson DIRECTORS Joseph J. Weed, John P. Blair, Russel Woodward, George Brett. Managing Director T. F. Flanagan FUNCTIONS To develop the use and increase the sale of National Spot Rodio and Television Advertising. TELEVISION BUREAU OF ADVERTISING (TvB) 444 Modison Ave., New York 22, N. Y. MUrroy Hill 8-0215 Co-cho<rman of Board Clair R. McCojIough Co-choirmon of Boord Richard A. Moore PrcMdcnt Oliver Treyz Secretory W. D. Rogers Trcosurcf Lawrence H. Rogers FUNCTIONS All-industry soles and promotion organization. Its purpose is to secure larger advertising appropriations tor television and to promote more effective use of the medium. TELEVISION DIRECTORS GUILD 114 East 52nd St., New York 22, N. Y. PLaia 9-0949 OFFICERS International President Franklin Schaffner Notional Exec. Director Newman H. Burnett UNITED ELECTRICAL, RADIO & MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA 11 East 51st St., New York 22, N. Y. PLozo 3-1960 OFFICERS General President Albert J. Fitzgerald General Secy.-Treas Julius Emsipak Director of Organization James J. Motles UNITED NATIONS— RADIO DEPARTMENT OF PUBUC INFORMATION DIVISION United Nations, New York, N. Y. PLaza 4-1234 OFFICERS Asst. Sec'y. Gen Benjamin Cohen Dir, Radio Div Peter Aylen Chief of Production W. Gibson Porker U. S. Station Re! Dorothy Lewis Sr. Broadcast Engineer Arthur E. Barrett Film Div. TV Officer Maxwell Dunn BRANCH OFFICES Moscow, Prague, London, Paris, Geneva, Copenhagen, Belgrade, Cairo, Teheran, Karachi, New Delihi, Sydney, iMonrovia, Wasthington, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Mexico City, Bangkok, Djakarta, Los Angeles, Manila, Santiago, Athens, Bogota, Karachi. FUNCTIONS Provides radio, TV programs and program material; assists networks and stations in planning and preparation of UN coverage. U. S. INFORMATION AGENCY BROADCASTING SERVICE Voice of America 250 West 57th St., New York 19, N. Y. JUdson 6-2000 Washington Headquarters: Health, Educotion, Welfare Eldg., 330 Independence Ave,, S.W., Washington 25, D. C. Code 151, Ext. 810«, 8109 OFFICERS Director Theodore C. Streibert Deputy Director Abbott Washburn FUNCTIONS To submit evidence to the people of other nations of the objectives and policies of the United States. More than 75 separate programs, ranging up to one hour and amounting to about 28 program hours, are broadcast daily in 34 language services. WRITERS GUILD OF AMERICA, EAST, INC. 550 Fifth Ave., New York 36, U. Y. PLozo 7-8319 President Erik Barnouw Vice-President Philo Higley Secretory-Treasurer William Kendall Clarke Executive Director Evelyn F. Burkey FUNCTIONS A labor orgonizotion representing writers in the fields of motion pictures, radio ond television. 786