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John McCullough Now
Wurlitzer Organ Sales Rep.
John H. McCullough, who joined the
Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. in July, 1949,
has been promoted to the position of
Sales Representative for the Northeast-
ern territory by the Organ Division of
the company at North Tonawanda, New
York.
"Big John." as he is affectionately
called by his many friends and close
business associates, is a native of Buf-
falo, N. Y., and attended Cornell Uni-
versity later winning his Bachelor of
Music degree as a piano and organ
major at Fredonia State College.
This appointment culminates a very
successful career which started when
MANPOWER
John was selected over other
of his graduating class to join
department of the Buffalo
Retail Store.
After almost three years
members
the organ
Wurlitzer
intensive
JOHN H. MCCULLOUGH
WANTED
PIANO TRAVELER
Wholesale Traveler for one of America's
largest and best-known piano manufac-
turers . . . for territory of Michigan,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota,
South Dakota and Nebraska. Must travel
by automobile. Drawing account based
against commission . . . our travelers
are among highest earners in the indus-
try. Nationally advertised complete line
of Grands and Spinets. Reply will be
held confidential. Write in full detail:
Box 197—The Music Trade Review, Room
510, 1270 Sixth Ave., New York 20, N. Y.
WANTED
EXPERIENCED TUNER—Man with car fam-
iliar with Westches+er County, New York.
Can make $100 per week. Answer Box 200.
The Music Trade Review, Room 510, 1270
6th Ave., New York 20, N. Y.
HELP WANTED—MALE
PROFESSIONAL LYRICIST wanted for
collaboration. If qualified, send ref-
erences and resume. Box 196. The Music
Trade Review, 1270 Sixth Ave., New York
20, N. Y.
competitive retail experience which in-
volved the institutional, church and
general consumer fields, Mr. McCul-
lough was. on May 1 of this year, pro-
moted to the North Tonawanda Organ
Division.
In making this appointment, Foster
D. Streep. Jr.. C/eneral Sales Manager.
Organ Division, stated: "John McCul-
lough's extensive background in music
and his experience on the 'retail firing-
line' ably qualify him to represent the
Wurlitzer Company and to serve our
organ dealers in the Northeast territory.
John will assume his new position on
October 1 with his success assured due
to his deep interest in the music busi-
Tonk Mfg. Co. to Discontinue
Making Tonk Benches
The Tonk Manufacturing Co., Chi-
cago, has announced that it will cease
the manufacture of the Tonkbenches.
but will continue the Tonkabinets. The
announcement was made recently by
Vice-President Hampton E. Tonk. Said
Mr. Tonk.
GRANDS (as is) from $150 up
STUDIOS (as is) from $225 up
UPRIGHTS (as is) from $25 up
A choice selection always available
JOIN
THE
NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
RCG. U. S. PAT. OFF.
o f
PIANO TUNERS
Organized To Maintain The Highest Tech-
nical And Professional Standards In The
Practice Of Piano Service.
Originators of a Nation-Wide System of
Qualified Piano Service Identified by a
Membership Certificate of "REGISTERED
TUNER and REBUILDER of Pianos." This
certificate Is issued each year for the pro-
tection of the Tuner and his C'ientele.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
PIANO TUNERS
MEMBERSHIP OFFICE:
957 EAST 78th ST., CLEVELAND 3, OHIO
TUNERS' JOURNAL OFFICE:
7420 Buffalo Ave,. Takoma Park 12, Md.
READ THE TUNERS' JOURNAL
CARILLONETTE CHIMES
TOWER BELL REPRODUCER
and the
MINI-CHIMES
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OR — PHONE — CHELSEA 2-4350
BRODWIN PIANO CO., Inc.
HARRY B R O D W I N , Pres.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, SEPTEMBER, 1952
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"We will make arrangements with
one of several manufacturers interested
to continue the manufacture of Tonk-
benches. said Mr. Tonk. We will con-
tinue the manufacture of Tonkabinets
for sheet music—in fact will make this
line stronger than ever. The Killeen
Mfg. Co., of Alhambra, Calif., will
continue the manufacture of Tonk-
benches for the trade in the west, and
will continue as as distributors for
Tonkabinets.
''During the depths of the depression,
in 1932, we entered the occasional table
field and acquired control of an Indian-
apolis furniture factory. This business
has grown to the point that it repre-
sents our main business."
NEW YORK. N. Y.
"Nothing But a Bell Rings Like a Bell"
SEND FOR CATALOGS
BEACH INSTRUMENT CORP.
165 Oraton St.
Newark 4. N. J.
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