The record changer (Mar 1946-Feb 1947)

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HOW THE RECORD CHANGER WORKS: Abbreviations used in the Classified "Wanted" and "For Disposition" Sections are as follows: Col. I, Record Label: Ae Aeolian Vocation Jl Jazz Information Aj Ajax JM Jazz Man AM ....American Music Key Keynote Ap Apex KP Keith Prowse As Asch Li Lincoln Au Autograph Mas Master Ba Banner Mad Madison BB ... . Bluebird Max Maxsa Bea Beacon Me Melotone BN Blue Note MW ...Montgomery Ward Br Brunswick Nor Nortlskog BrE ....English Brunswick OdF French Odeon BrF French Brunswick OdG German Odeon BS . . . ■ Black Swan OK Okeh Bu Buddy Or Oriole Bwy Broadway OrE .... v. English Oriole Ca Cameo PaE ...English Parlophone Cap Capitol PaF ...French Parlophone Cn . Champion Pana Panachord C| Collectors Item Para Paramount Cl Clarion Pat Pathe Clax Claxtonola PatA Pathe Actuelle Co Columbia PatF French Pathe Com Commodore Pe Perfect Cq Conqueror Ph Philharmonic Cr Crown Pu Puritan Cs Crescent Qrs Qrs De Decca Re Regal DeE English Decca Ro Romeo DeF French Decca Roy Royale Dj Diva RZ Regal Zonophone Do Domino Sa Salabert Ed Edison SA Solo Art El Elite SD Steiner-Davis Elec Electradisk Se Session Em Emerson Sil Silvertone Ex Excelsior Sig Signature Ge Gennett Su Sunshine GG Grey Gull Sw Swing Gl General Tele Telefunken GrF ...French Gramophone Tri Triangle Ha Harmony UHCA ..United Hot Clubs Harmo HarmograPh Ul Ultraphone Her Herwin VD Van Dyke HMV ..His Master's Voice Ve Velvet Tone HoW Hit of Week Vi Victor HRS .Hot Record Society Vo Vocalion Hy Hytone VoE ....English Vocalion lm Imperial Vr Variety Je Jewel Vs Varsity In the "For Disposition" section the condition of the record is indicated by these abbreviations: N (New): Surface noise equal to an unplayed record; no visible or audible wear perceptible; original finish intact. E (Excellent): Surface noise low. smooth, uniform. Not irregular or crackling. Easily disregarded in listening. No perceptible distortion. V (Very Good): Surface noise somewhat more prominent; light foreign noises, but slight distortion, if any; noises not seriously distracting. G (Good): A moderate amount of surface noise; background may be somewhat irregular and crackling; some foreign noises, and a little distortion; on the whole, reasonably satisfactory listening without undue distraction of attention. Foreign noises definitely less prominent than the music. F (Fair): Foreign noises, taken together, are about as prominent as the music, and there is considerable distraction of attention, and listening requires some effort and concentration; nevertheless, under these conditions, listening should be fairly satisfactory. P (Poor): Foreign noises, collectively, are louder than the recorded music; continuous concentration is required, and there is little satisfaction in listening. Co'umn 4 of the "For Disposition" section shows the method by which each record is to be disposed: "SAL": The record is for sale at the price indicated. "AUC": The record is at auction. The highest bid takes the record. Bid only what the record is worth to you. "TRA": The record is for trade only. If you are not familiar with the wants of the advertiser send for his want list. If you have certain records in which he may be interested, mention these in your letter. The extreme right column in both the "Wanted" and "For Disposition" sections shows the first four letters of the advertiser's name. His address is shown in the adjoining columns of this page. ADVERTISERS WHOSE ADDRESSES ARE NOT SHOWN ELSEWHERE A BRA : Herbie Abrams, ]{)$'] North Gage Ave., Los Angeles 22, Calif. ADAM : Park Adams, Chestnut St., Rochester, N. Y. ALEX: C. 1. Alexander, 1912 S Robertson, Tyler, Tex. ( For wants, see display ad, this issue) ALTS:"Robt. S. Altshuler, 196 Jackson St., Lawrence, Mass. ARGu : John J. Argo, GO Tolman St., Wi Newton 65, Mass. BANN: John E. Banning, 1120 East "A" St., Ontario, Calif. BASS: Bob Bass, 1804 East Silver Ave., Albuquerque, N. Mexico. BEAR: L L. Beardsley, 1407 N. Franklin PL, Milwaukee 2, Wise. BEVI : Helen Bevill, Box G82, Wilmington, Calif. BISH: Margaret Bishop, 643 Groveland Pk., Chicago 16, 111. BREH : Mai Brehme, 260 Forest St., Kearny. N. Jersev. BROO:'j N. Brooks, 5435 Ilibben Ave, Indianapolis 1, Ind. BROW: Elbert O. Brown, 215 Lorita, San Antonio, Tex. BRYA: Seth Bryant, 2431) S. Sycamore, Los Angeles 16, Calif. BRYM: George Brymer, 1341 W. Princeton Ave., Orlando, Fla. BURN: Donald Burns, 25-A Preston PL, Toronto 12, Ontario, Canada. CLAY: D. L. Claypool, 1018 D Court, Wilmington, Calif. CONG: Patsy Conger, 202 8th Ave. Newark 4 N. Jersey. COTT: W. CottrilL 4966-A Mardel Ave., St. Louis 9, Mo. COVE: H. D. Covell, 8939 Beaudine Ave., Los Angeles 2, Calif. CRAI : Warren E. Craig, 5218 Race Ave., Chicago, 44, 111. DANI : Wiley Daniels, 118 Oley St., Reading, Penna. DAVI : Bruce D. Davidson, 1424 Lincoln Ave., Colonial Manor, Woodbury, N. Jersey (Records "N" to "E" desired; state price & condition). DA, G: George Corse Davis, 1327-A No. Louise St., Glendale 7, Calif. DEIT: Gene Deitch, 560 Westbourne Dr., Los Angeles 36, Calif. DROB : A. Harold Drob, 2315 Walton Ave., Bronx 53, N. Y. EDEL: Sanford Edelstein, 9.75 Walton Ave., Bronx 52, N. Y., (25c packing charge on shipments under $2.50). EPST : Morris Epstein, 3145 Broadway, Indianapolis 5, Ind., (Monthly auction lists). EVER: Walter Everingham, 419 East Woodland, Ferndale, Mich. ( See want section for trades ; collect Ellington, Goodman, Armstrong, Bing Crosby). FAO : Richard Fakoury, 3819 Linwood Ave., Oakland 2, Calif. FITZ : James Fitzpatrick, 21 Barnes St., Waterbury 62, Conn. FRED : Rogers Fred, Box 15, Washington & Lee Univ., Lexington, Va. GALA : Marc T. Fisher-Galati, 104 Main St., Andover Mass. GIRS : Squire Girsback, 24 Steiner St., San Francisco, Calif. LIALL: Harry Hall, 1638 Dufossat, New Orleans 15, La. HALV: Michael Halver, Rt. 4, Box 80, San Jose, Calif. HARA : Alen A. Haralampus, Coffee Shop, Hotel Seaside, Seaside, Ore. HARR: Richard G. Harrison, 2655 Autumn, Memphis, Tenn. HOER: Jack W. Hoerig, 49 So. Pierson Rd., Maplewood, N. Jersey HUMP: Mr. Thomas F. Humphrey, Jr., 149 Prospect Park, S. W., Brooklyn 18, N. Y. THE RECORD CHANGL 4 IE! Hi 11 \i