Broadcasting (July - Dec 1943)

CLASSIFIED Situations Wanted, 10c per word. Help Wanted and other classifications, 15c per word. Bold face listings, double. BOLD FACE CAPS, triple. Minimum charge SI. 00. Payable in advance. Count three words for box address. Forms close one week preceding issue. Send Box replies to BROADCASTING Magazine, National Press Building, Washington, D. C. Help Wanted 5 kw. Station — Key outlet for regional net wants accountant who knows taxes to take job of comptroller. State salary and background first l't'e". Confidential. Box 870, BROADCASTING. Announcer — To hand'e news broadcasts and work board. Good starting Salary. Steady employment; non defense area. Living accommcdations can be arranged. 4F or Married. WSYB, Rutland, Vermont. Salesman — Excellent oppor unity for experienced time salesman in strong industrial town surrounded by very ri h agricultural area. In reply state age. experience, and draft status. KBIZ, Ottumwa, Iowa. 5 Kw. Basic Network Station — In metropolitan midwest market wants experienced announcers immediately. Working conditions ideal. Good sala'-v. Pend full details. Box 869, BROADCASTING. OPERATOR— First or second c'ass. Draft exempt. At station in n?ndefense farming area operating with be t of eou:pment. Air mail ref~r?nces, photo, draft status, salary expectations. KTFI, Twin Falls. Idaho. SPORTS ANNOUNCER— Play-by-play of basketball and foctball, also straight commercials. Live midwest local with unusually strong sports schedule. Give age, experience, draft statvs and start ng I salary desired. KBIZ, Ottumwa, Iowa. Draft Deferred — Licensed first, second, or third class operators. Rocky Mountain 5 1 kw. network station. Box 882, BROADCASTING. Wanted at Once — First class eng'neer. Draft exempt. Tell all first communication, including minimum salary. WMSL, Decatur, Alabama. Midwest Local — Ne°ds good announcer who knows foctball and basketbal1. Th:s is not a duration job. It pays a good salary. A family man woulj be preferred. Send information about yourself to Box 877, BROADCASTING. Transmitter Engineers — Several vacancies exist for plant engineers with first clfss license. Permanent career positions with 50.000 watt station in So ith. Excellent opportunity for right men. Applications held in confidence. Give f"ll ri°ta"!s first letter to Box 879, BROADCASTING. Announcer — Permanent posi+ion with 5 kw regional network station for draft deferred, experienced man. Box 881 BROADCASTING. ANNOUNCER — Wi'h some experience. Must have at least third class license. Give complete details first letter, including minimum salarv. T?adio Station WMOG, Brunswick, Georgia. SALESMAN — Interested only in local account man wi*h exneri-nce, seeking permanent affiliation. No high pressure. Excellent opportunity in 250.000 marmot. Hand'e established local account list. Straight salary. State background, starting salary needed, a'*ai'»bility. f^i"e references, present billing. Write W-I-N-D. Gary, Indiana. 250 Watt Network Affiliate — Doing excellent volume in leading Midwest city has opening for capab'e executive for sa es manager and program director position. Please stat» experience refe"e«c°s, salary expected. Box 889, BROADCASTING. Situations Wanted innouncer-Producer — 50. exce"ent theatrical background and radio acting experience. Desires connection with small station, central, south, or southwest states. Be=t of references. Box 872, BROADCASTING. Situations Wanted (Cont'd) 4F Announcer — 5 years' experience. Now at 5 kw. Prefer 50 kw. cr 10 kw. Go anywhere. Box 874, BROADCASTING. STAFF VOCALIST— Announcer available — four years vocal experience — nine months announcing — 4F in draft — age 23 — desires change. Personality and progressiveness. Box 891, BROADCASTING. Chief Engineer — Small station desires change. Living conditions. Married. Dr'ft exempt. References. John Gann, WCNC Elizabeth City, N. Carolina. Station Manager — 15 years* newspaper and radio experience. Draft status 3-A. Now employed manager 5000 watt network affiliate. Successful selling record; thoroughly experienced in administration and programming. Fxce'lent reference. Box 875, BROADCASTING. Announcer — Fight years' experience. Wire Charles Niles, WCLO, Janesville, Wisconsin. , Program Director — Capable of tak'ng complete charge program department network regional. 4F, 5 years background all phases. Go anvwhere. Desires permanent connection. Box 873, BROADCASTING. MIDWESTERN COLORED BOY— With excellent voice wants job either announcing or operating. Third grade license. Dr^ft 4F. Available at cnce. Box 876, BROADCASTING. EXECUTIVE-GENERAL MANAGER-STATION MANAGER — 17 years' experience. Newspaper and r^dio. Broad knowledge all departments. Good organizer, knows merchandising. 43 ->Tears of age. veteran lact war. Interested i" salary p"d commission arr"ne'omrnt. of references. Box 887, BROADCASTING. Available at Once — Top notch announcer with 15 years' successfu1 newsca"ting producing a-d general mejor station experience. Fxecutive phTtv. 41 *"-a-= of age. Wire Box 884. BROADCASTING. Cb'»f F-""inee— Kxneriencd in instM'at'on and maintenance quarter to 50 KW. Desires loe-te South or Southwest. D°f„,-rr(l iv/r;-;™-,,^ ciTry $65 week. Box 885. BROADCASTING. Wanted to Buy Will B"" — One good n=e/1 vertical pi"kuo head RCA Tyne AZ-4?17-2. Chief Engineer, WTOL. Toledo. Ohio. Will Pay Ca'h — Fon nro'table 'oca' »' pi^oi station. Write Box 886, BROADCASTING. SUCCFSSFTTI, RADIO STATION OPERATORS—WANT TO BUY LOCAL STATION ROTTTHWEST : ALSO n<~>NSTDWR fl/rA'NTArvE'1yrF\TT OR LEASE ARRANGEMENT. BOX 890, BROADCASTING. Michigan. OHo, Indiana, Illinois Or Wisconsin Local Stat'nn — ReSnonsib'e nar*v. Send details. Box 871, BROADCASTING. Radio Station — Local regional. Russell Bennett. Sweetwater, Texas. Broadcast Station ^"ninment — Want to buy at once: One 250-watt transmitter and such station and stndio equipment as available. Also one 100-watt transmitter. Also one 175 to 200-foot se'f-sunporting vertical radiator. Please iWfri' <• md give price. Box 878. BROADCASTING. For Sale Doolittle Radio Frequency Monitor — Model FD-8. Suitable for Crystal Grinding. Used only two weeks. Box 880, BROADCASTING. Opens Research Firm J. E. GRAHAM has reopened his market research firm at 424 Madison Ave., New York, having left the Board of Economic Warfare. Mr. Graham closed his business in May of last year to do economic intelligence work in the enemy branch of the BEW. Mr. Graham was formerly secretary of the New York branch of the American Marketing Assn., and has taught marketing at City College, New York. Revlon Show on Blue REVLON PRODUCTS Corp., New York, has selected the BLUE for its first network show for Revlon nail enamel and linst'ck. probably starting in the fall on Thursdays, 10:30-11 p.m. Details have not been revealed. Firm has previously used spot radio ©n a limited scale. Agency is William H. Weintraub & Co., New York. Dafoe's Pipe SMALL PACKAGE received last week by Reginald T. Townsend, Lennen & Mitchell account executive, contained the favorite pipe of the late Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe, Quintuplet-famed gynecologist, of Toronto. Sent by Dr. Will Dafoe, the physician's brother, the pipe is a token of the warm friendship between the Quint's doctor and the man who handled that combination on the radio for Lehn & Fink (Lysol). It was Dr. Dafoe's custom to puff tranquilly between sentences while making his broadcast. Wanted WOMAN WRITER Radio Commercials By leading southern A. A. A. A. agency — woman experienced in radio copy. To wr;te commercials for chain shows, local and participating programs and spot announcements— largely for food products. No script writing necessary. Not a "duration" job, but a permanent one. Liberal salary and bonuses. Write fully, enclosing samples of work. Box 888, EROADCASTING MERRILL MUELLER, NBC reporter with the forces invading Sicily, returned to Allied headquarters July 16 and broadcast an eyewitness report of the landing to NBC listeners. WELL KNOWN NAME in the newspaper field. 20 years on the continent for the two major news agencies. Outstanding by-line record of foreign news reporting and interpretative observation. Author of a current best seller on political situation in Italy. Has excellent voice, knows microphone technique. Would like to join station in major city as commentator. Available after Sept. 20. 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