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THE DAILY TIMES-5 Friday, August 29, 1938 NEW 1958' 24 In One Gt Ask TV-8 Permit oiw JL Meredith H. Davis, Aledo, director, i per cent; William J. Dow-sett, 708 20th East Moline, one per cent; Robert M. Harper, 777 20th East Moline, one per cent; Judge George 0. Hebel, Aledo, ft ter, Davenport.

Kenneth F. Peterson is treasurer of C. E. Peterson Sons Moline contractors. (Charles G.

Rchling, Davenport lawyer, is former District Judge, former County Attorney. Philip Sitrick is an insurance agent in Davenport. C. H. Wildman is sheriff of Scott County.

Glen Perkins is vice president of Quad-City Construction Rock Island.) The fourth article in this series will appear Monday. per cent; William T. Leonard, 16th Bettendorf, per oiee cent; Kenneth F. Peterson, 2442 4fvV -J 19th Moline, per cent. Call 6-0976 I Atty.

Charles G. Rehling, Riv- erdale, y2 per cent; Philip Sitrick, 2635 Scott Davenport, 214 per cent; C. H. Wildman, Daven port, '2 per cent; Glen E. Per Your own Glasses Brand new Hearing Here i hewing id that become a part of the eye (lane you arc now wearing.

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OPTOMETRIST kins, 1428 40th Rock Island, one per cent. (Calvin Ainsworth manages securities and investment firm in Moline. Meredith H. Davis is an attorney with the firm of Hcbel, COMPLETE OPTOMETRIC SERVICE Ives Davis in Aledo. William J.

MAICO HEARING CENTER 502 Davtnport Bank Bldg. Phont 3-5330 I tJ i Dowsctt is president of East Mo- 1 1 5 1 ine Metal Products Co. Robert On the Balcony of Samuels Co. Ill West Third Street M. Harper is publisher of East Moline Herald and former State I a Senator.

William T. Leonard ot. tc: Phone 3-8017 Davtnport, Iowa operates Leonard Advertising Agency at Village Shopping Cen stock. An attorney, he is owner of Harms Hotel in Rock Island and president of Cities Water Royalton, 111. (Former Rock Island County Circuit Judge.) Charles G.

Agnew, 2600 6th St East Moline, vice president with five per cent stock. He is owner of both Agnew Drug and Camera and Agnew, Hobby Shop, East Moline. Victor B. Day, 2903 22'j Rock Island, vice president, 10 per cent stock. He is president of Bear Manufacturing Rock Island.

L. S. Helfrich, 2517 12th Moline, vice president, five per cent. He is a physician. Richard Stengel.

2101 29'2 Rock Island, vice president, nine per cent stock. He is a partner in the law firm of Coyle, Stengel and Gilman and has association with Rock Island Sand and Gravel Co. (Democratic candidate for U. S. Senator in 1956.) Samuel M.

Gilman, 2417 21st Rock Island, secretary-treasurer, five per cent. He is an attorney in firm of Coyne, Stengel and Gilman. Harry McLaughlin, 5342 5th Moline, five per cent. He is president McLaughlin Body Co. and McLaughlin Machine both in Moline.

David Parson, Evanston, 10 per cent. A Chicago attorney, he is vice president of WPM a real estate firm in Indianapolis. Thomas M. Thomas, Lake Forest, III, five per cent. He is the Chicago partner of Parson.

Paul M. Versluis, 2312 13th East Moline, five per cent. He is owner of Versluis Lumber and Supply East Moline, and president of Versluis Home Development Corp. Richard Waxenberg, 505 Dover Ct.t Davenport, five per cent. lie is president of Eagle-United, Milan, and vice president of United Super Markets, Inc.

George Young, 2600 32nd Moline, four per cent. (Operator of George Young Insurance Agency, Moline.) SMALLER SHARES Other stockholders include: Calvin Ainsworth, 1187 27th Moline, director, one per cent; OUTFIT THEM UP TO THE MINUTE FOR (Third in series of articles rcla-tive to applications for TV Channel 8.) By ANDY MONTGOMERY Staff Writer WASHINGTON Moline Television a Delaware firm, has the greatest stock spread of any of the eight groups whose applications for Channel 8 will come under study at hearings beginning Oct. 1 in Washington. Its 5,000 shares of stock, worth $100 a share or a total of $500,000 are held by 24 persons, none of whom, will have more than a 12Y2 per cent voting interest. If the firm receives the permit to operate the third television channel in the Quad-Cities, Frank P.

Schreiber of Riverside, 111., will become president and general manager of the station. He plans to move to Moline if this occurs. Moline Television has spelled out a complex working plan in which the Glen A. Scherer Construction Co. will purchase the land and build the studio in downtown Moline.

The facilities, to cost about $148,000, then will be leased from Scherer. The 120-foot wide by 150-foot deep building will be located at an as yet undetermined site. The transmitter, high, will be on Highway No. 150, 2.8 miles south of Orion, 111. Expected cost is $772,363 with operational expenses set at $625, 000 for the first year, offset during the same period by an estimated $765,000 in revenue.

The company proposes to employ about 60 persons and operate 106:40 hours weekly. STOCKHOLDERS The stockholders and officers according to FCC records: Frank P. Schreiber, Riverside, 111., president and general manager, 10 per cent stock. He is vice president and director of the Hillside, 111., Savings and Loan Association; manager and partner of Otto's Restaurant, Forest Park, and director of the Broadview Insurance Agency, Hillside. He is a former vice president of WGN.Inc, Chicago; a former director of the Mutual Broadcasting System.

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