Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-27

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ION Sunday from pleased reader
of the program guides and fea'
lures. Station executives addet
their own vote of approval.
"A wonderful first issue. I
will make The Star a lot o.
friends" said william E. Coyle
promotion director Of WRC-TV
Il found the first issue o.
TeleVue most interesting" sale
George Hartford. vice president
of WTOP-TV. I'm delighted
readers of The Star now hav,
the advantage of this expanded
Itelevision coverage and informa'
ton"
Service to Community"
j Leslie Aries, manager of Sta.
ton WTTG, said, 81 liked Tele'
Vue very much. It's a clean-cu
presentation and I believe it /!
a definite service to the com.
immunity"
Haywood Meeks, promotion di.
rector of WMAL-TV, called thu
new magazine, the best in pro-
gram information and feature.
I have seen. We at the station
and everyone who called u
loved it."
Letters struck the same note
These are a few excerpts:
Congratulations on the form
makeup and content of the frs
issue of TeleVue. It is fine
Edmund D. Campbell, attorney
Southern Building.
"A great step forward. "-Real
Admiral P. B. Nibecker, USN, re.
tired, 4201 South Thirty fifth
street, Arlington.
Ready Reference Source
"A masterpiece of composition
in its simplicity and style. Ever
a child of school age will find il
a ready reference source. The
finest of its type I have yet tc
see. R, H. Tilley, 731 Chillum
road, Hyattsville.
"An extremely useful job In
size, the way the programs are
listed, the separate listings OF
sports, ETC.. and the index. OBJ
viously someone took a lot Of
trouble with it and as far as we
are concerned it workS-we'll be
keeping it by the television every
week. "A Silver Spring family
Really wonderful a great
service to your subscribers. -
Mrs. ]. G. Adamson, 5048 Tenth
street NE.
The whole family is crazy
about tits worth the price OF
the Sunday issue. Mrs. Louise
M. Earl, 1701 East-West high
way, Hyattsville.
"A most wonderful service you
have rendered the D. c. televi-
sion public in publishing your
"TeleVue' magazine. Mrs. Tip
petit and I think it is outstand-
ing. For the 80 years 1 have
read The Star, you have led in
every field. frank D. Tippett.
l2122 Thirty-seventh street NV
1.-THE TeleVue absolutely first
class. Col. Paul r. Goode,
United States Soldiers Home.
"TeleVue is a wonderful addi-
ton to complete a perfect
paper. "-Rosalie Tanis, 1921
Charleston place. Hyattsville
Md.
II think the TeleVue Maya
zine is really good and it is a
pleasure to use it."-"A Salts
fled Subscriber"
Plans to Keep File
you are to be congratulated
on the first issue of TeleVue. It
is nice enough to keep after the
week is ended and I plan on
keeping file of future copies
wv. H. Shields, 1435 Parkwood
place.
"TeleVue Magazine is worth Is
cents, in my opinion. It's like
giving us the fine Sunday Star
for free. Bob Bergman, 419
Peabody street NE.
Congratulations! TeleVue is
wonderful and supplies a real
need in concise. attractive, con-
venient form. Mrs. William E.
Mickey. 4414 Twenty-ninth street
NV.
I'VE especially like the index
Iof major program listings. As a
matter of fact, The Star is our
Ifavorite newspaper, so we're all
happy. &C. r. Mason.
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