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AEROVOX CORP 46
AMER. TELEV. & RADIO CO 49
AMPERITE CO 5
ARCTURUS RADIO TUBE CO 42
ASTATIC MICROPHONE LAB., INC 55
CENTRALAB 52
CLAROSTAT MFG. CO., INC 56
CONSOLIDATED WIRE & ASSOC. CORPS... 54
CORNELL-DUBILIER ELEC. CORP 52
CROSLEY CORP 34, 35
CROWE NAME PLATE & MFG. CO 46
GALVIN MFG. CORP Cover IV
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO Cover II
GENERAL INDUSTRIES CO 45
HYGRADE SYLVANIA CORP 2
INSULINE CORP. OF AMERICA 54
INTERNATIONAL RESISTANCE CO 50
JANETTE MFG. CO 40
KEN-RAD TUBE & LAMP CORP 52
MALLORY & CO., INC., P. R 1
MEISSNER MFG. CO 4
MILLION RADIO & TELEV. LABS 44
NATIONAL UNION RADIO CORP 51
OHMITE MFG. CO 49
ONAN & SONS, D. W 54
PHILCO RADIO & TELEV. CORP.
24, 25, Cover III
PIONEER GEN-E-MOTOR CORP 42
PRESTO RECORDING CORP 45
RADIO CORP. OF AMERICA 3
RADIO SERVICEMEN OF AMERICA. INC... 44
RAYTHEON PRODUCTION CORP 21
RCA MFG. CO., INC 28. 29, 30, 31
READRITE METER WORKS 50
RIDER, JOHN F 56
SERVICE INSTRUMENTS, INC 39
SIMPSON ELEC. CO 38
SPRAGUE PRODUCTS CO 40
SPRAYBERRY ACADEMY OF RADIO 55
STAR MACHINE MFRS., INC 48
TRANSFORMER CORP. OF AMERICA 47
TRIPLETT ELEC. INSTRUMENT CO 48
TUNG-SOL LAMP WORKS, INC 49
UTAH RADIO PRODUCTS CO 53
WARD LEONARD ELEC. CO 54
WARD PRODUCTS CORP 56
WEBSTER-CHICAGO 43
WHOLESALE RADIO SERVICE CO.. INC.. 50
While every precaution is taken to insure accuracy, we cannot guarantee against the possibility of an occasional change or omission in the preparation of this index.
JOBBERS
LOUISVILLE, Ky— Peerless Sound Equipment Co. moved to 912 S. Second St., and added Aerovox condensers to its lines. The new location triples Peerless' room and provides for adequate parking facilities.
MEXICO CITY— Famed night club El Patio was turned into a convention hall for 75 Philco dealers at a recent meeting sponsored by Philco-Bush, S.A. and American Steel Export Co. Carlos Bush was toastmaster.
Farver Radio Supply Co., 534 Second St., Portsmounth, O., announces the recent modernization of their store and the addition of new lines of stock. They are soon to bring out a complete new winter and spring catalogue.
The Chicago Musical Instrument Co.. 30 E. Adams St., Chicago, 111., has been made distributor for a new line of sound recording equipment and discs made by the Presto Recording Corp. The selling price is $275 to $595.
Herbert H. Horn, 1201 S. Olive St., Los Angeles, is now exclusive distributor in Southern California for Admiral radios.
Presto Recording Corp. has named Chicago Musical Instrument Co., 30 E. Adams St. to handle its new recording equipment and discs.
American Record Corp.. new CBS affiliate, has chosen the Roycraft Co.. 1625 Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis, as its northwest distributor, covering Minnesota, Iowa, North and South Dakota and western Wisconsin. E. T. Christman has been named manager of the new department, which will handle Columbia, Brunswick and Vocalion discs.
SOUTHERN JOBBERS STIR INTEREST IN RECORDS
The merchandising of records in the Baltimore and Washington areas got a boost recently when Southern Wholesalers, RCA distributors there, held a big dealer meeting on the subject of promoting Bluebird records.
Tom Joyce, RCA Victor advertising manager, appeared at the meeting with a dramatically illustrated talk on "the scientific and technical contributions which have greatly improved the quality of recording and reproduction." Mr. Joyce also pointed out that radio was the friend, and not the enemy, of the phonograph, declaring that "Millions of people daily hear fine dance music, opera, symphony, etc.; thousands of those who listen will want to hear the music again and again. And that means more record sales."
Also on the program were J. M. Williams, H. P. Brightman, William E. O'Connor, William J. Kelley, Edward Denham, Joseph Camp and A. J. McGettrick.
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• Radio is rapidly becoming more technical. Competition demands that you know your "stuff". You must have a betterthanaverage technical knowledge to do more jobs quicker and with greater efficiency.
That's why SPRAYBERRY ADVANCED "MASTER SERVICE TRAINING" was developed. It was the first training (established 1932) of its kind for men already in the Service business, and it is still by far the finest, most practical and most complete. Includes over 50 new lessons, clear and simply written, on almost every essential Radio repair subject. Including latest TELEVISION instruction. It's a compact, "all-meat" type of Training in Set Testing, Repairing, Parts Testing, Trouble Shooting, etc.
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