. QST . Director: Karl W. Weingarten W7BG 3219 N. 24th St., Tacoma 7, Wash. Pacific Division RAY H. CORNELL W6JZ 909 Curtis St., Albany 6, Calif. Vice-Director: Harry M. Engwicht W6HC 770 Chapman, San Jose 26, Calif. Roanoke Division P. LANIER ANDERSON, JR W4MWH 428 Maple Lane, Danville, Va. ^ice-Director: Gus M. Browning W4BPD 135 Broughton St., S. E., Orangeburg, S. C Rocky Mountain Division CLAUDE M. MAER, JR W0IC 740 Lafayette St., Denver. Colo. Vice-JHrector: Walter M. Reed W0WRO 1355 E. Amherst Circle, Denver, Colo. Southeastern Division JAMES P. BORN, JR W4ZD 25 First Ave., , Atlant
. QST . Director: Karl W. Weingarten W7BG 3219 N. 24th St., Tacoma 7, Wash. Pacific Division RAY H. CORNELL W6JZ 909 Curtis St., Albany 6, Calif. Vice-Director: Harry M. Engwicht W6HC 770 Chapman, San Jose 26, Calif. Roanoke Division P. LANIER ANDERSON, JR W4MWH 428 Maple Lane, Danville, Va. ^ice-Director: Gus M. Browning W4BPD 135 Broughton St., S. E., Orangeburg, S. C Rocky Mountain Division CLAUDE M. MAER, JR W0IC 740 Lafayette St., Denver. Colo. Vice-JHrector: Walter M. Reed W0WRO 1355 E. Amherst Circle, Denver, Colo. Southeastern Division JAMES P. BORN, JR W4ZD 25 First Ave., , Atlanta, Ga. Vice-Director: Randall E. Smith W4DQA 902 Plaza Court, Orlando, Fla. Southwestern Division WALTER R. JOOS W6EKM 1315 N. Overhill Drive, Inglewood 3, Calif. Vice-Director: Robert E. Hopper W6YXU 4327 Santa Cruz, San Diego 7, Calif. West Gulf Division ROBERT E. COWAN W5CF 3640 Encanto Drive, Fort Worth 9, Texas Vice-Director: John F. Skelton W5MA 1901 Standish Dr., Irving, Texas tt It Seems to THE YEAR IN REVIEW In 1954 the American Radio Relay Leaguemarked the 40th year of its founding as a non-profit membership association of, by and forthe radio amateur. It was a banner year inmost respects. Full membership reached thehighest figure in our history, and the propor-tion voting in the autumn director electionsshowed this to be an active, participatinginterest on the part of members in their na-tional association. QST continued to grow insize and scope, perhaps soon to present anotherproblem of enlarging the yearly binders sothat twelve issues can be fitted into them! At yearend a new publication, Single Side-band for the Radio Amateur, appeared in orderto cater to and encourage amateur use of thisgrowing field. Considerable publicity on theattractiveness of amateur radio as a hobbyappeared in various magazines, resulting inthousands of inquiries to Headquarters on howto get into the hobby, and also resulting ina heavy demand this year for beginnerpublications. The 1
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