Music Trade Review
Issue: 1950 Vol. 109 N. 8 - Page 20
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GE Announces Nineteen
New District Managers
Nineteen district managers have been
announced by General Electric's Receiv-
er Division as part of expanding com-
mercial operations in the radio and tele-
vision receiver fields.
All are new positions in the division's
field sales organization, according to
Arthur A. Brandt, general sales man-
ager.
The appointments (listed alphabeti-
cally) include: F. S. Anderson, Wash-
ington; R. M. Bruce, Syracuse; R. V.
Buivid, Minneapolis; H. A. Crossland,
Philadelphia; J. F. Effinger, Cincinnati;
T. C. Gilliland, San Francisco; R. L.
Hanks, Hartford; J. A. Kerr, New York
and Newark; John Klenke, Birmingham;
P. H. Leslie, Detroit; F. W. McDonald,
St. Louis; T. A. McDonald, Boston;
R. J. Meigs, Kansas City; G. S. Peter-
son, Chicago; H. G. Randolph, Los An-
geles; C. L. Schmidt, Dallas; R. P. Van
Zile, Cleveland; B. S. Wells, Seattle, and
T. B. Willard, Atlanta.
RCA Victor Dist. Corp. Purchases
Bickford Bros, in Buffalo
Bickford Brothers, together with RCA
Victor Division of the Radio Corpora-
tion of America, have announced that
effective August 1, the RCA Victor Dis-
tributing Corp. acquired the physical
properties of Bickford Brothers Co. as
wholesale distributors in the Buffalo
and Rochester areas. The announcement
was made by Paul Wolk, President of
Bickford Brothers, and H. M. Winters,
Director of RCA Victor's Distribution
Department.
Mr. Winters also disclosed that the
RCA Victor Distributing Corp., wholly
owned RCA subsidiary, would take over
the operation of both the former Bick-
ford branches, effective August 1. The
purchase price to Bickford Brothers was
not disclosed.
Wurlitzer Piano for Moose Home
Parker-Gardner Co., Charlotte, N. C ,
recently sold a Wurlitzer Piano, Model
901, to the new $100,000 home of the
Loyal Order of Moose in Charlotte.
WEAVER Pt
better serve their customers . . .
Correspondences Invited
WEAVER PIANO CO., Inc., York. Pct.—Sutce 1870
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NOW AVAILABLE
WESER BROS.
37 inch
Spinet Models
S I I O \ I \ 4. l< IK
ESTABLISHED 1850
OVER 150,000 WESER BROS.
PIANOS IN USE
AMERICA'S FINEST PIANO VALUE
in a complete line of conventional and period styles
WESER PIANO CO.
WRITE US FOR OPEN TERRITORY
NATIONAL PIANO CORP., 54 Canal Street, New York 2, N. Y.
HARDMAN GRANDS
HARDMAN
CONSOLES
•
'MINIPIANOS'
HARDMAN,
I'ECh & CO.
Master piano craftsmen
since 1842
524 W. 43rd STREET
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Telephone LOngacre 4-4960
The ESTEY . .
Meets the present con-
ditions!
33 West 57th Street
New York
Meets t h e p r e s e n t
PRICE demands!
Meets the musical DE-
MANDS of retail pur-
chasers!
For the ultimate in fine . . .'
CONSOLE and UPRIGHT PIANOS
Valuable territories are
still open . . . Write di-
rect to factory for infor-
mation.
Consult
PIANO CORPORATION
Mrs.
20
B. K. SETTERCREN, President
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, AUGUST, 1950
GE Announces Nineteen
New District Managers
Nineteen district managers have been
announced by General Electric's Receiv-
er Division as part of expanding com-
mercial operations in the radio and tele-
vision receiver fields.
All are new positions in the division's
field sales organization, according to
Arthur A. Brandt, general sales man-
ager.
The appointments (listed alphabeti-
cally) include: F. S. Anderson, Wash-
ington; R. M. Bruce, Syracuse; R. V.
Buivid, Minneapolis; H. A. Crossland,
Philadelphia; J. F. Effinger, Cincinnati;
T. C. Gilliland, San Francisco; R. L.
Hanks, Hartford; J. A. Kerr, New York
and Newark; John Klenke, Birmingham;
P. H. Leslie, Detroit; F. W. McDonald,
St. Louis; T. A. McDonald, Boston;
R. J. Meigs, Kansas City; G. S. Peter-
son, Chicago; H. G. Randolph, Los An-
geles; C. L. Schmidt, Dallas; R. P. Van
Zile, Cleveland; B. S. Wells, Seattle, and
T. B. Willard, Atlanta.
RCA Victor Dist. Corp. Purchases
Bickford Bros, in Buffalo
Bickford Brothers, together with RCA
Victor Division of the Radio Corpora-
tion of America, have announced that
effective August 1, the RCA Victor Dis-
tributing Corp. acquired the physical
properties of Bickford Brothers Co. as
wholesale distributors in the Buffalo
and Rochester areas. The announcement
was made by Paul Wolk, President of
Bickford Brothers, and H. M. Winters,
Director of RCA Victor's Distribution
Department.
Mr. Winters also disclosed that the
RCA Victor Distributing Corp., wholly
owned RCA subsidiary, would take over
the operation of both the former Bick-
ford branches, effective August 1. The
purchase price to Bickford Brothers was
not disclosed.
Wurlitzer Piano for Moose Home
Parker-Gardner Co., Charlotte, N. C ,
recently sold a Wurlitzer Piano, Model
901, to the new $100,000 home of the
Loyal Order of Moose in Charlotte.
WEAVER Pt
better serve their customers . . .
Correspondences Invited
WEAVER PIANO CO., Inc., York. Pct.—Sutce 1870
tiin iiiii iiiii iiiii ii lit it til inn iifii iiiii mil it
NOW AVAILABLE
WESER BROS.
37 inch
Spinet Models
S I I O \ I \ 4. l< IK
ESTABLISHED 1850
OVER 150,000 WESER BROS.
PIANOS IN USE
AMERICA'S FINEST PIANO VALUE
in a complete line of conventional and period styles
WESER PIANO CO.
WRITE US FOR OPEN TERRITORY
NATIONAL PIANO CORP., 54 Canal Street, New York 2, N. Y.
HARDMAN GRANDS
HARDMAN
CONSOLES
•
'MINIPIANOS'
HARDMAN,
I'ECh & CO.
Master piano craftsmen
since 1842
524 W. 43rd STREET
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Telephone LOngacre 4-4960
The ESTEY . .
Meets the present con-
ditions!
33 West 57th Street
New York
Meets t h e p r e s e n t
PRICE demands!
Meets the musical DE-
MANDS of retail pur-
chasers!
For the ultimate in fine . . .'
CONSOLE and UPRIGHT PIANOS
Valuable territories are
still open . . . Write di-
rect to factory for infor-
mation.
Consult
PIANO CORPORATION
Mrs.
20
B. K. SETTERCREN, President
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, AUGUST, 1950
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