Broadcasting Telecasting (Oct-Dec 1957)

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Payable In advance. Checks and money orders only. • DEADLINE: Undisplayed — Monday preceding publication date. Display — Tuesday preceding publication date. • SITUATIONS WANTED 2<ty per word — $2.00 minimum • HELP WANTED 25* per word — $2.00 minimum. • All other classifications 30^ per word — $4.00 minimum. • DISPLAY ads #20.00 per inch. • No charge for blind box number. Send replies to Broadcasting, 1735 DeSales St., N.W., Washington 6, D. C. Applicants: If transcriptions or bulk packages submitted, $1.00 charge for mailing (Forward remittance separately, please). All transcriptions, photos, etc., sent to box numbers are sent at owner's risk. Broadcasting expressly repudiates any liability or responsibility for their custody or return. RADIO Help Wanted New full time in metropolitan market of 640,000 staffing. Sales, pd, sports and other. Want pros. Challenging opportunity. WMNI, 1375 Sunbury Rd., Columbus, Ohio. Management Manager wanted immediately for radio station in metropolitan Canadian city. The right man should be strong on sales and promotion and willing to accept real challenge to build up station. Excellent opportunity for man not afraid of plenty of work at least for the first year. Excellent salary and incentive. Also wanted, three salesmen. Rush full details and previous experience to Box 718B, BROADCASTING. Sales minded station manager. Also need an account executive for outstanding Florida station. All replies confidential to Box 789B, BROADCASTING. Need a combo manager-salesman for small southwest single market. Must be capable of personal sales, as well as organizational ability to train others in competitive market. Must have knowledge of agency and regional accounts. Box 802B, BROADCASTING. Manager-salesman-promoter for solid, excellent home-town station. Contact Bevins, WMLF, Pineville, Kentucky. Sales Good opportunity in Wilmington, Delaware for experienced man who can sell radio. Guaranteed $125 per week against 15%. Personal interview necessary. List age, education, experience, present billing. Box 685B, BROADCASTING. Illinois station has opening for salesman. Established territory, straight commission. If you're worth $7,000 a year, write Box 794B, BROADCASTING. Aggressive, dependable salesman for midwest market. Guarantee plus commission. Box 858B, BROADCASTING. Sales manager, have proven ability? Strong Detroit independent offers unlimited possibilities with growing chain. Good salary plus. Box 892B, BROADCASTING. Immediate opening for experienced local sales manager. Excellent opportunity for qualified man with top, fulltime station in flourishing market. Send full particulars in first letter to General Manager, WCLI, Corning, New York. We are looking for a saleslady to assist in radio time sales. We would like one with either agency or station experience. A guaranteed salary plus commissions to handle specialty accounts. Some air time if desired. Send photo and full information. WFRO, Fremont, Ohio. Immediate opening for experienced salesman. Established accounts and market. Guarantee against commission. This is a well paying position for the ambitious salesman. Send full information, experience and photo. You will be called by phone for personal interview if your qualifications meet requirements. Contact Robert F. Wolfe, WFRO, Fremont, Ohio. Write your own ticket! Sales opening at WLOB, Portland's top station and key Lobster Network outlet, means opportunity for top man. Grow with us! Contact Mel Stone, WLOB, Portland, Maine. Sales man immediately. Station WQIC, Meridian, Miss. 100% negro programmed, 5 kilowatt. Excellent opportunity, $100 week guarantee against 15%, car expenses furnished. Experience necessary. Jay Gilbert, 2306 4th Street, Meridian, Miss. Announcers Florida top-notch pop DJ. $100 week to start. Additional income by selling. Send tape, resume, references first letter. Box 441B, BROADCASTING. RADIO Help Wanted— (Cont'd) Announcers Disc jockeys: Know your music? Station with more listeners than all competitors wants two men. Outstanding Storz style dj, also combo man. Openings in sixty to ninety days. Move up fast and make more money in expanding Illinois operation. Send tape and pic with complete resume. Box 555B, BROADCASTING. Need immediately: Top production announcer for southern Alabama outstanding CBS affiliate. Music — news. 30,000 population. Excellent pay for right man. Must have good voice, be quality and production conscious, collect and write news. Need man full of enthusiasm for new radio conceptions. Send full resume, tape of production work and salary requirements to Box 702B, BROADCASTING. Need tape, resume, photo from versatile announcer. 50 kw central New York station. Box 762B, BROADCASTING. Immediate opening for staff announcer qualified also as newsman. 1,000 watt independent near Chicago. Personal interview necessary, detail age, education, experience in resume. Box 821B, BROADCASTING. Program director-announcer for 5000 watt station in New England. Must be mature, responsible and able to handle personnel. Send resume and tape with news, commercials and sample music program. Box 835B, BROADCASTING. Tv affiliated first station in five-station midwest medium market desires capable board-operating morning man with sound staff qualifications and television potential. No eccentrics considered. Address tape, resume, snapshot and requirements to Box 863B, BROADCASTING. In and around Dallas, Texas, we need good announcers, no dj's please. Must know good music, send tape and resume to Box 875B, BROADCASTING. Top morning man for regional independent in growing community. Send tape and resume to KFRD, Rosenberg, Texas. Experienced announcer. Can also sell at high percentage, to later become commercial manager. Contact Dr. F. P. Cerniglia, Radio Station KLIC, Monroe, Louisiana, Fairfax 3-4617. Announcer with first phone, no maintenance, contact G. C. Packard, KTRC, Santa Fe, N. M. Announcer with approximately one year experience looking for permanency and a real future, for morning show. Send tape, resume and pictures to WARK, Hagerstown, Maryland. Announcer-newsman who would like to take over complete news department. Must be able to gather, write and broadcast. Good opportunity in a good news station. WBYS, Canton, Illinois. Experienced staff dj. All-round man. WKLZ, Kalamazoo, Michigan. Announcer, 250 watt established station. Good salary. Experience not essential. Send tape and resume to Manager, WNBZ, Saranac Lake, New York. Negro announcers experienced, immediately. WQIC, 5 kilowatt, Meridian, Miss. 100% negro programmed. Jay Gilbert, 2306 4th Street, Meridian, Miss. Fulltime 5 kw, independent, wants pop dj who can do news, and who wants to become a member of growing organization. Start at $75.00 per week. Send tape, resume and photo to T. C. Hooper, Radio Station WQOK, P. O. Box 298, Greenville, S. C. Wanted, announcer with first phone by stable newspaper owned stations. Experience preferred but not necessary if can read commercials and newscasts well. Call collect, Fred Gresso, WRSW, Warsaw, Indiana. Experienced Michigan staff announcer. Sports or farm background helpful. Call Twinbrook 3-7551, Bay City, Michigan. RADIO Help Wanted— (Cont'd) Technical Engineer-announcer with first class ticket for clear channel Alabama station. Good pay and pleasant working conditions. Send tape and resume to Box 775B, BROADCASTING. Need an engineer-announcer for small southwest single market. Prefer man from the southwest. Box 801B, BROADCASTING. Wanted engineer for 5000 watt network affiliate, south, must stay sober, be cooperative, energetic with good character. Full information photo, references required first letter. Box 804B, BROADCASTING. Chief engineer, immediate opening, 5 kw fulltime midwest directional. Wonderful opportunity. Box 831B, BROADCASTING. Engineer, first class technical announcer. Interesting work. Must have small town experience. Fine future. Write. Box 910B, BROADCASTING. Combination engineer-announcer needed immediately. Good salary. Excellent working conditions. Call, wire or write Les Ryder, KCIL, Houma, Louisiana. Chief engineer-announcer send tape and resume to KWOW, Pomona, California. Technical supervisor take charge well equipped am-fm operation. New Gates kilowatt am, GE fm transmitters, remote controlled. Applicants must have several years all-around maintenance experience. Excellent opportunity for engineer preferring station which maintains A-l equipment condition. Contact Ray Cheney, WMIX, Mt. Vernon, Illinois. Production-Programming, Others Local newsman, small New England city. We want man who can "leg a beat," write and do news broadcasts. Preferably a New Englander but not a must. Salary open. Box 867B, BROADCASTING. North central Ohio independent needs livewire program director. Must be qualified to handle department. Need a leader, not a dreamer. Box 876B, BROADCASTING. Someone to handle traffic and some correspondence. Progressive station. Northwest North Carolina. Wonderful climate. Excellent pay to the right person. Box 882B, BROADCASTING. Program director for Houston, Texas radio station. Requirements are: idea man able to come up with audience — producing gimmicks and promotion, and with recent experience in all phases of modern programming. A good production man capable of originating, writing and producing salable spots. A forceful personality capable of assuming command of the announcing staff and complete operation of the station. A detail man capable of becoming the right hand man to the manager. Good starting base pay plus incentive bonus based on results. Opportunity to advance with an organization owning seven stations. Give complete details first letter including picture and starting pay desired. Box 914B, BROADCASTING. Program director-office manager. KOKA, Shreveport, Louisiana. No air work. Good executive ability. Growing radio group. Need man to advance with group. Family man, southerner 2430. Salary commensurate. Immediate. Send photo resume air mail; William Anderson, Manager, KOKA, Box 3605, Shreveport. Copywriter. Experienced. Send details. WEOK, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Broadcasting November 11, 1957 • Page 109