Sponsor (Jan-Apr 1958)

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Among Kansas City men and women it's a WHB world because WHB talks to more men and women than the next three Kansas City stations combined IT'S AN EDDIE CLARKE MORNING, TOO ! A fine example of WHB's dominance among men and women i Kansas City's "Morning Mayor," (see pictures on wall) who attracts 47% of all the men and women who listen to the top Jour Kansas City radio stations. Eddie is a 20-year veteran of Kansas City radio; an outstanding civic leader, and a sought-after speaker. IN deep, cheerful voice is the iim-i li-tened-to in town. New audience composition analysis reveals: 51.7% of all the men and women who listen to the top four Kansas City radio stations . . . listen to first place WHB. (Nielsen, Dec, 1957, 6 a.m.-6 p.m.). In every quarter hour, not only is WHB first in total audience . . . but in addition, reaches more adults than any other station. So to reach Kansas City housewives . . . and the men in their lives . . . WHB is the buy any hour of the day. Whether it be Metro Pulse, Nielsen, Trendex or Hooper . . . whether it be Area Nielsen or Pulse . . . WHB is the dominant first throughout . . . with audience shares consistently in the 40% bracket and tremendous 96-county coverage. Talk to a Blair man . . . or AVI II; General Manager George W. Armstrong. lAf H E* Kansas City 710 Jcc. IONS TODAY'S RADIO FOR TODAY'S SELLING TODD STOR2, PRESIDENT • HOME OFFICE: OMAHA, NEBRASKA WDGY Minneapolis St. Paul REPRESENTED BY JOHN BLAIR & CO. WHB Kansas City REPRESENTED BY JOHN BLAIR & CO. WTIX New Orleans REPRESENTED BY ADAM YOUNG INC. WQAM Miami REPRESENTED BY JOHN BLAIR & CO. ' SPONSOR • 26 APRIL 1958