Music Trade Review
Issue: 1951 Vol. 110 N. 4 - Page 21
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the same trade or industry, or its en-
forcement against him would not be in
the interest of the national defense or
in the public interest. Each request
shall be in writing and shall set forth
all pertinent facts and the nature of the
relief sought, and shall state the justi
fication therefor."
Section 8 states that each one par-
ticipating in any transaction covered by
the order shall retain at least 2 years
records of receipts, deliveries, inven-
tories in sufficient detail to permit an
audit.
Aluminum on 65%
The use of Aluminum is controlled by
Order M7 as amended on March 9th,
1951, which states:
"SEC. 5. Use of aluminum. Subject to
the exemptions stated in section 8, and
unless specifically directed by the Na-
tional Production Authority, no person
shall use in manufacture or construc-
tion:
"(a) During December 1950, a quan-
tity by weight of aluminum in excess of
100 per cent of his average monthly use
of aluminum during the base period.
"(b) During the following months a
total quantity by weight of aluminum in
excess of the percentages specified with
respect to each month of his average
monthly use of aluminum during the
base period:
Percent
January, 1951
80
February, 1951
75
March, 1951
65
During the calendar quarter com-
mencing on April, 1951, a total quantity
by weight of aluminum in excess of 65
per cent of his average quarterly use of
aluminum during the base period: Pro-
vided, however, That such use in any
one month shall not exceed 40 per cent
of the permitted quarterly use.
New Zenith Plant to
Employ Over 1000 When Completed
Excavation work began recently for
Zenith's mammoth new manufacturing
and assembly plant at 1500 N. Kostner
Avenue on the west side of Chicago.
The plant, 453,000 square feet of
floor space when completed, will be com-
parable in size to Zenith's main plant
located two and one-half miles to the
west and will be utilized for manufactur-
ing components and the assembling and
testing of electronic equipment for the
military services. When the present
emergency is over, Zenith expects to use
the Kostner Avenue property to expand
its manufacture of radio and television
receivers for civilian consumption. Ap-
proximately 1,000 persons will be em-
ployed in the new plant.
Kimball Pianos Found
In Many Mississippi Churches
The Roseberry Piano House of Hat-
tiesburg, Miss., in recent months has
sold Kimball studio uprights to five
churches in towns of that vicinity, in-
cluding the Union Baptist Church at
Carson. Miss., West Laurel Methodist
Church, Eastview Baptist Church in
Laurel, Green's Creek Baptist Church of
Carson, and the First Baptist Church of
Columbia. A Kimball consolette was also
sold to the Sweet Pilgrim Baptist Church
of Hattiesburg.
"*\ \ I 1 1 1 Ft
/Arrr»Mciia»\
NOW
WESER BROS.
37 inch
Spinet Models
SHONINGER
ESTABLISHED 7850
OVER 150,000 WESER BROS.
PIANOS IN USE
AMERICA'S FINEST PIANO VALUE
in a complete line of conventional and period styles
WRITE US FOR OI'EN TERRITORY
NATIONAL PIANO CORP., 54 Canal Street, New York 2 , N. Y.
HARDMAN GRANDS
HARDMAN
CONSOLES
•
HARDJVUN,
PECh & CO.
Master piano craftsmen
since 1842
WESER PIANO CO.
524 W. 43rd STREET
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Telephone LOngacre 4-4960
The ESTEY . .
'MINIPIANOS'
• 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
Mrs.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, APRIL, 1951
AVAILABLE
PIANO CORPORATION
B. K. SETTERCREN, President
21
the same trade or industry, or its en-
forcement against him would not be in
the interest of the national defense or
in the public interest. Each request
shall be in writing and shall set forth
all pertinent facts and the nature of the
relief sought, and shall state the justi
fication therefor."
Section 8 states that each one par-
ticipating in any transaction covered by
the order shall retain at least 2 years
records of receipts, deliveries, inven-
tories in sufficient detail to permit an
audit.
Aluminum on 65%
The use of Aluminum is controlled by
Order M7 as amended on March 9th,
1951, which states:
"SEC. 5. Use of aluminum. Subject to
the exemptions stated in section 8, and
unless specifically directed by the Na-
tional Production Authority, no person
shall use in manufacture or construc-
tion:
"(a) During December 1950, a quan-
tity by weight of aluminum in excess of
100 per cent of his average monthly use
of aluminum during the base period.
"(b) During the following months a
total quantity by weight of aluminum in
excess of the percentages specified with
respect to each month of his average
monthly use of aluminum during the
base period:
Percent
January, 1951
80
February, 1951
75
March, 1951
65
During the calendar quarter com-
mencing on April, 1951, a total quantity
by weight of aluminum in excess of 65
per cent of his average quarterly use of
aluminum during the base period: Pro-
vided, however, That such use in any
one month shall not exceed 40 per cent
of the permitted quarterly use.
New Zenith Plant to
Employ Over 1000 When Completed
Excavation work began recently for
Zenith's mammoth new manufacturing
and assembly plant at 1500 N. Kostner
Avenue on the west side of Chicago.
The plant, 453,000 square feet of
floor space when completed, will be com-
parable in size to Zenith's main plant
located two and one-half miles to the
west and will be utilized for manufactur-
ing components and the assembling and
testing of electronic equipment for the
military services. When the present
emergency is over, Zenith expects to use
the Kostner Avenue property to expand
its manufacture of radio and television
receivers for civilian consumption. Ap-
proximately 1,000 persons will be em-
ployed in the new plant.
Kimball Pianos Found
In Many Mississippi Churches
The Roseberry Piano House of Hat-
tiesburg, Miss., in recent months has
sold Kimball studio uprights to five
churches in towns of that vicinity, in-
cluding the Union Baptist Church at
Carson. Miss., West Laurel Methodist
Church, Eastview Baptist Church in
Laurel, Green's Creek Baptist Church of
Carson, and the First Baptist Church of
Columbia. A Kimball consolette was also
sold to the Sweet Pilgrim Baptist Church
of Hattiesburg.
"*\ \ I 1 1 1 Ft
/Arrr»Mciia»\
NOW
WESER BROS.
37 inch
Spinet Models
SHONINGER
ESTABLISHED 7850
OVER 150,000 WESER BROS.
PIANOS IN USE
AMERICA'S FINEST PIANO VALUE
in a complete line of conventional and period styles
WRITE US FOR OI'EN TERRITORY
NATIONAL PIANO CORP., 54 Canal Street, New York 2 , N. Y.
HARDMAN GRANDS
HARDMAN
CONSOLES
•
HARDJVUN,
PECh & CO.
Master piano craftsmen
since 1842
WESER PIANO CO.
524 W. 43rd STREET
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Telephone LOngacre 4-4960
The ESTEY . .
'MINIPIANOS'
• 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
Mrs.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, APRIL, 1951
AVAILABLE
PIANO CORPORATION
B. K. SETTERCREN, President
21
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