The Personality of Your Radio Voice

Probably no greater compliment was ever paid a man than when it was said of Jesus, "The common people heard Him gladly." How can this be applied to the radio?

By CHARLES E. WENIGER, Dean and Professor of Speech, S.D.A. Seminary


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By CHARLES E. WENIGER, Dean and Professor of Speech, S.D.A. Seminary

June 1949

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