Radio annual (1941)

ORGAN I Z AT IONS Early in its career the Association adopted for the guidance of its members two official statements. One is entitled "Agency Service Standards," in which agency service is defined, so that advertisers and publishers may know what to expect and agencies may know what should be required of them, thus discouraging the incompetent and encouraging those equipped to render effective service. The other statement, entitled "Standards of Practice," deals with agency relations with media, clients and the public, with fair and ethical agency competition, and other professional ethics. • American Bar Association (Standing Committee on Communications) Office of the Chairman: 920 Southern Bldg., Washington, D. C. COMMITTEE Chairman Robert N. Miller Committeeman Edwin M. Borchard Committeeman Jchn Morgan Davis Committeeman Charles E. Kenworthey Committeeman Whitney North Seymour Secretary David W. Richmond FUNCTIONS The main function of this committee is to keep in touch with any phase of the field of communications in which the American Bar Association may have an interest. It reports to the Bar Association at intervals with recommendations for action, and carries out such mandates as it receives from the Association. • American Communications Association (C. I. O.) 10 Bridge St., New York, N. Y. BOwling Green 9-3006 OFFICERS President James P. Selly Vice-President James Benson Vice-President 0. M. Salisbury Vice-President L. Ohl • American Council on Education 744 Jackson Place, Washington, D. C. NAtional 5691 EXECUTIVE OFFICERS President George F. Zook President Emeritus C. R. Mann Vice-President C. S. Marsh Assistant to President Donald J. Shank Chief Accountant Grace R. Ontrich FUNCTIONS This Council's purpose is to advance American education through comprehensive voluntary, cooperative action on the part of educational associations, organizations and institutions, through the promotion, initiation and administration of systematic studies, cooperative experiments, and conferences. It has sponsored two national conferences on educational broadcasting to provide a national forum of educational and broadcasting interests for the furthering of education by radio. It also has an educational motion picture project which is evaluating and producing classroom films. • American Federation of Musicians 1450 Broadway, New York, N. Y. PEnnsylvania 6-2545 OFFICERS President James C. Petrillo Vice-President Charles L. Bagley Treasurer Harry E. Brenton Secretary Fred W. Birnbach Financial Secretary-Treasurer Harry E. Brenton EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE A. C. Hayden, Chauncey A. Weaver, J. W. Parks, Walter M. Murdoch, Oscar F. Hild. American Federation of Radio Artists (AFRA) 2 West 45th St., New York, N. Y. VAnderbilt 6-1810 NATIONAL OFFICERS President Lawrence Tibbett Vice-President Edward Arnold Vice-President Jean Hersholt Vice-President Virginia Payne Vice-President Mark Smith Vice-President Margaret Speaks National Executive Secretary Emily Holt Associate S3cretary & Treasurer George HeUer Recording Secretary Alex McKee Counsel Paul N. Turner Associate Counsel H^nry Jaffe Associate Counsel Lawrence W. Beilenson BOARD OF DIRcCTORS Wm. P. Adams, Ben Alexander, Edward Arnold, Phil Baker, Norman Barry, Jack Benny, Edgar Bergen, Theodore Bliss, True Boardman, Nellie Booth, William Brandt, Eddie Canter, Frank Chapman, Everett Clark, Clayton Collyer, Ted de Corsia, Eric Dressier, Philip A. Duey, Georgia Fifield, Thomas Freebairn-Smith, Ben Grauer, George Heller, Jean Hersholt, John B. Hughes, Raymond Jones, Carleton Kadell, Phil Lord, Ted Maxwell, John McGovern, Alex McKee, James Melton, Virginia Payne, Walter Preston, Alan Reed, Anne Seymour, Mark Smith, Margaret Speaks, Alfred Swenson, Sam Thompson, Lawrence Tibbett, Lucille Wall, James Wallington, Lewis Wareham, Richard Wells, Ned Weaver, Tudor Williams, Jack C. Wilson. BRANCH OFFICFS Chicago Local — 540 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, III. Raymond Jones, Executive Secretary; Phone, Superior 6517. Lcs Angeles Local — 6331 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, Calif.; I. B. Kornblum, Executive Secretary; Phone, Hillside, 5121. San Francisco Local — 111 O'Farrell Street, San Francisco, California; Vic Connors, Executive Secretary; Phone, Sutter 3196, San Francisco, California. Cincinnati Local — Box No. 2, Burnet Woods Station, Cincinnati, Ohio. Montreal Local— 1126 St. Catherine St., West Montreal. Canada. Detroit Local— 1003 Tuller Hotel, Detroit, Mich. St. Louis Local— 4317 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. Miami Local — Box 3082, Miami, Fla. Denver Local — 598 South Navajo St., Denver, Colo. Racine Local— 804 Hamilton St., Racine, Wise. Cleveland Local — 11418 Bellflower Rd., Cleveland, Ohio. Other locals located in Des Moines, la.; Philadelphia, Pa.; Pittsburgh, Fa.; Schenectady, N. Y.; Boston, Mass.; Birmingham, A'a.; Shreveport, La.; Racine, Wise; Washington, D. C; Charlotte, N. C; Portland, Ore. • American Guild of Musical Artists, Inc. (A. F. L.) 545 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. VAnderbilt 6-6340 OFFICERS President Lawrence Tibbett First Vice-President Jascha Heifetz Second Vice-President Richard Bonelli Third Vice-President Margaret Speaks Fourth Vice-President Frank Sheridan Fifth Vice-President Daniel Harris Recording Secretary Queena Mario Treasurer Frank La Forge Executive Secretary Blanche Witherspoon Counsel Henry Jaffa BOARD OF GOVERNORS Arthur Anderson, Zlatko Balokovic, Ruth Breton, Frank Chapman, Agnes De Mille, Amy Ellerman, Eva Cauthier, Mischa Elman, Charles Hackett, Edward Harris, Elisabeth Hoeppel, Julius Huehn, Edwin Hughes, Jose Iturbi, Frederick Jagel, Ernst Lert, Arthur Mahoney, Lauritz Melchior, James Melton, Ezio Pinza, 949