Broadcasting Telecasting (Jan-Mar 1957)

RADIO Help Wanted— (Cont'd) Technical Wanted immediately— combination engineerannouncer must have a first class ticket. Good salary. Send your tape and data to L. Lansing, WBRV Radio, Boonville, New York. Engineer with first class license or combo. Immediate opening. Call Manager, WDBC, Escanaba, Michigan. Mature, responsible, experienced engineer-announcer for work at beautiful mountain fm transmitter. Single man. Car necessary. Starting pay $70.00 per week plus comfortable quarters and excellent meals. Responsible job with futture Send photo, references, full resume experience and interests. WMIT, Charlotte, North Carolina. First class engineer-announcer. Immediate opening. Send tape, references, salary requirements. WMYB, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Engineer, first phone. 5000 watt daytime station on Long Island. Some experience preferred. Station WPAC, Patchogue, Long Island, New York. Temporary opening, two to three months work. Same conditions other ad this column. WMIT, Charlotte, North Carolina. Wanted: Transmitter engineer. Car necessary. Paid vacations and other benefits. Send references and salary requirements to WTIM, Taylorville, Illinois. Programming-Production, Others Copywriter. Virginia independent looking for fast worker who writes clean, selling copy. Air experience helpful. Financial future assured good worker. All replies kept confidential. Box 532E, B-T. Wanted: Experienced copywriter who can handle promotion at station in growing chain and expanding market ... in southeastern New York. Salary commensurate with experience and ability. Box 814E, B-T. Administrative opportunity in network for man experienced in program and production costs in station in medium size or larger market, willing to relocate in major market. Degree in accounting of general business preferred. Under 35. Send detailed resume to Box 823E, B-T. Immediate opening in metropolitan Ohio city for experienced c»ntinuity girl. Send sample copy, photo, resume. Box 854E, B-T. Newsman — work as second man in newsroom named one of the northwest's best. Gather and write local news. Edit wire copy. Some air work. Consider sharp journalism grad. Salary open. Pleasant community . . . progressive station . . . in southern Minnesota. Box 891E, B-T. 5 kw Mutual station, central U.S., desires experienced, aggressive program director, who knows successful metropolitan radio. Need good idea man to build ratings. Excellent opportunity. Good salary. Send air check and full info to Box 913E, B-T. Girl Friday. Navy town, lovely Chesapeake Bay area. Men outnumber women 10 to 1. Girl handles phones, secretarial, commercials, announcing and, if satisfactory, guarantees one year — marriage or no. Send qualifications, WPTX, Lexington Park, Maryland. Wanted: Newsman to gather, write and broadcast local news. Good opportunity. Send audition and complete resume to WSOO, Saulte Ste Marie, Michigan. Situations Wanted Managerial Top advertising sales executive large organization wants to join small city radio station in south or midwest. Full information and references to interst you if you contact Box 802E, B-T. Station manager — long experience, energetic middle age efficient operator — gets things done. Strong on sales, good business builder. Good character. Prefer south. Box 892E, B-T. Mature, experienced manager wishes locate where he can direct both sales and administration. Prefer red operation in market large enough for growth. Will invest. Write Box 899E, B-T. Manager who sells. Midwest desired, five years experience all phases, strong on sales. Ready to assum position of working manager. 29, married, veteran, college graduate. Box 907E, B-T. RADIO Situations Wanted — (Cont'd) Managerial Solid proof, experienced all phases. Sane, sober family man. 36. Still believe salesmanship, organization and good radio guarantee profits. Presently employed Denver. Rockies or southwest only. Box 914E, B-T. Young family man experienced in all phases of radio and 1st class license desires opportunity to manage station with possibilities. Presently employed. Box 918E, B-T. Look: Manager, salesman-chief engineer, announcer, sports play-by-play. All in one man. Presently employed. Young — family — 7 years experience. West. Available May. Box 925E, B-T. If you need an assistant manager or program director investigate my qualifications. Four years PD in 250 watt station — broad experience and announcing. Box 936E, B-T: General manager desires to make change. Six years experience as manager of 1000 watt station in market of 50,000. A, thoroughly experienced in all phases of radio. First rate references as to character and ability. Age 33, college and family. No tv experience, but recently completed tv night course in local university. Box 944E, B-T. Manager, who can sell. 8 years small market Iowa. Heavy in sales and promotion. Interested Florida location. Others considered. Box 951E, B-T. Managerial. 7 years radio, all phases. 3 years as assistant manager and manager of eastern Pennsylvania 250 watter in two station market of 23,000. Good record . . . hard worker . . . available immediately. Write James Stock, 405 6th Street, Sunbury, Pennsylvania. Salesmen Young, ambitious, seeking sales position with future. Have car, will travel. Now employed at major network station. Will consider all replies. Box 935E, B-T. Announcers Personality-DJ — strong commercials, gimmicks, etc., run own board. Steady, eager to please. Go anywhere. Box 109E, B-T. Girl personality — DJ, run own board, eager to please. Free to travel. Gimmicks and sales. Box 688E, B-T. Baseball play-by-play announcer, seven years experience. Finest references. Box 603E, B-T. Negro DJ, versatile, all phases. Good board operator, travel. Box 728E, B-T. Top-rated DJ ... 8 years midwest experience . . . relaxed delivery . . . network sports and news. Desire to relocate in larger competitive market. Married . . . family . . . 27 . . . college graduate . . . draft-exempt. Presently employed. Best of references. Prefer personal interview. Tape . . . resume on request. Box 746E, B-T. Staff announcer, first phone, no maintenance, experienced, married, vet. Box 767E, B-T. Deep, resonant voice. 4 years staff announcing experience. Prefer midwest. $90 minimum. Box 796E, B-T. Country DJ, announcing school graduate. 6 years experience wants change. Make offer. Box 801E, B-T. Negro. Experienced rythm and blues DJ and spirituals. Tapes. Travel. Box 810E, B-T. Announcer — 1 year experience 1000 watt station. Married, veteran, 27. News, DJ, sports. Box 820E, B-T. Need a successful country DJ with a proven record, that can really sell on the air? Voted in top 25 last year. Presently employed at 50 kw. 6 years experience in all phases of radio. Excellent voice. Hard worker. Dependable. Excellent references. Veteran. Desire relocation at progressive station in larger market. Box 835E, B.T. Sports director/announcer — available for baseball. Married, college and currently employed. Air checks and references. Box 859E, B-T. Morning man with ability plus. Have own format — write own copy. At present recording with major label. 10 years experience as C&W deejay. Humorous, folksy type personality. Strong delivery. Available about April First ... all offers considered . . . will relocate. Box 895E, B-T. WHAT A LOT OF DIFFERENCE THERE IS IN APPROACH! For example, take the technique of negotiating for the purchase or sale of a station as contrasted to simply listing stations that are available. We are negotiators. We have no "listings". Thafs why we know about certain properties whose owners will consider a solid offer from a competent broadcaster — and no one else. Tell us your background, your geographical preferences and your investment potential, and we'll go to work for you. You'll find there is a difference in this approach. It brings results. ALLEN KANDER AND COMPANY Negotiators for the Purchase and Sale! of Radio and Television Stations Washington 1625 Eye Street, N.W. National 8-1990 ; New York 60 East 42nd Street Murray Hill 7-4242 ; Chicago 35 East Wacker Drive Randolph 6-3688 Broadcasting • Telecasting March 18, 1957 • Page 113