Radio and Television Today (Jan-Nov 1941)

J* * »fu 1 MR. A. C. BURNS Tenth North Radio & Elec. 23S5 — 10th Ave. North Seattle. Washington ^^ '^ w t] tubes i°( been sell""* «• \ m most 1 harVeiO%*<s anf, *£. ten more over I« ' y « rj. nas.^riVirh the satisfactory. £ ooo|K.rat.n« w'» <hfl" hCwS. **' eqU'Pn? proems. de3l^i and advert.s-ng PfoanV PS2S recommend N " 'JE ^serviceman. ^ WHERE YOU FIND nnTionm union YOU FIND BETTER RADIO SERVICE PREMIUM BATTERIES CONDENSERS aj/faiy Sound X/tra tubes, panel lamps, cathode ray tubes, exciter lamps, sound equipment, photo electric cells, sound accessories, dry batteries, flash light bulbs. NATIONAL UNION invites . . . All radio service dealers to enjoy the benefits of the N. U. Shop Equipment Plan. The latest in tube testers and test equipment are available to you . . . prompt delivery. More than 60,000 completed deals prove the success of I this plan. Investigate now. Distributor nnTionni union RRDIO^V 57 STATE ST..nEUIRRK.n.J. NOVEMBER. 7 94 7 ^tQanrtJS'* Radio Men in Big Charity Drive Slated for Sunday night, Nov. 23, at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City, is this year's $100 dinner of the Radio, Music, Refrigeration and Allied Industries of the New York and Brooklyn Federations of Jewish Charities. Max Kassover of Vim Electric Co. and Jules M. Smith of Davega City Radio have announced the plans for the big philanthropic and social event. This radio division, for 14 years, has been first among the trade and industrial groups working for the Federations to complete its quota on behalf of the 116 medical and welfare institutions supported by the Jewish charities. Honorary chairmen this year are Henry Benjamin, of Davega City Radio; Samuel Kassover, of Vim Electric Co.; and H. M. Stein, of Davega. The associate chairmen are: Benjamin Abrams, Emerson Radio and Phonograph Co.; Abe Bloom, General Instrument Co.; William Brand, William Brand & Co.; Samuel Salzman, Wholesale Radio Equipment Co., and Irving Sarnoff, Bruno-N. Y., Inc. Working with the officers of the Division is a committee of manufacturers, distributors, dealers and parts, which includes the following leaders of the division: Ed Berger, Octave Blake, Michael Cohen, Sam Cohen, Bernard D. Colen, Maurice Despres, Lou Dorfman, E. L. Frohlich, Isidor Goldberg-. Also Benjamin Gross, Sol W. Gross, Murray Gruhn, Henry Halperin, Jerome Harris, Al P. Hirsch, Benjamin Kosowitz, Phil Lauter, Samuel W. Lerer, Louis A. LeWinter, Jack Lieberman, Jack M. Marks, D. W. May, R. H. McMann, Victor H. Mayer, William Naumberg, Jr., Thomas O'Loughlin, Otto Paschkes, A. Pletman, S. J. Novick, O. W. Ray, L. K. Roth, Perry Saftler, Mortimer Salzman, O. C. Schreiber, George J. Seedman, Charles Sonfield, Louis Titsfsky, David Wald, Jack Walters, E. A. Wildermuth and M. W. Weintraub. Cros/ey Shows 7942 Units Distributors for Crosley Corp. will get a look at the firm's 1942 line of refrigerators at a series of meetings which started Nov. 7 and will continue to Nov. 18 at the Netherland-Plaza Hotel in Cincinnati. Jobbers will be entertained in groups of 25, in 2-day sessions on new lines and merchandising plans, according to Robert I. Petrie, vice-president and general sales manager. Mr. Petrie will preside at the meetings and other officials on the program include R. C. Cosgrove, J. F. Crossin, L. Martin Krautter, Ben Roe, and J. H. Rasmussen. Pair of Reps for Atlas Sales Manager R. C. Reinhardt of the Atlas Sound Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y., has announced two new sales representatives to contact radio parts distributors for speakers, projectors, baffles, microphone stands, and microphone connectors. The entire State of Indiana will be covered by Bruce L. MacPherson, with headquarters at 1919 Wells St., Fort Wayne. L. D. Lowery, 401 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, will sell Atlas Sound in Philadelphia, eastern Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey, Maryland, Washington, D. C; Delaware, and Virginia. DELIVERING THE GOODS • The times are helter-skelter. The writing of an order today is many times just a gesture. To get the goods on the shelf is another matter. That's why it is worthy of note that SONORA is keeping faith with its Jobbers today. We are bending every effort to meet our obligations to our trade, filling our orders with energy, keeping dealers' shelves supplied with the merchandise they need for immediate sales. If the goods can be delivered, SONORA will do it! s onora RADIO & TELEVISION CORP. CHICAGO 39 w