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1 NOW HAVE MY OWN RADIO BUSINESS AND AVERAGE ¢SS TO 470 A WEEK. JAMES SKLAVOS 333 THIRD SY. GAIN FRANCIS$CO,CALIF t 00 RADIO SERVICE WORK iN SPARE TIME AND AVERAGE ABOUT $12. A WEEK. AFTER COMPLETING si, TWENTY LESSONS mat § JOINED STATION . 3 WMPC WHERE 3 a's Bay x AM NOW CHIEF A rie\@ nm ° OPERATOR. ! HOLLIS & HAYES a2 : | + AM NOW FOREMAN OVER PRODUCTION OF RADIOS FOR THE Vi- --~- G-- CORP. J. B. MiLBY OTTO CLIFFORD SIZ W. SEMINARY $7. CHARLOTTE, N.C. MY LOUDSPEAKER SYSTEM PAYS ME ABOUT $35 A WEEK, BESIOES MY RADIO WORK MILTON £ LEIBY, JR, AUTO RADIO AND N.RL TRAINING ARE A GOOD COMBINATION t AM BUILDING A FINE BUSINESS, AC HENDRIKSEN 235 & MELROSE AVE ELGIN, ILLINOIS rora GOOD RADIO JOB GROUND STATION OPERATOR FOR THE AMERICAN AIRWANS, INC. AT CINCINNATI WALTER 8 MURRAY LUNKEN AIRPORT CINCINNATI, OHO Many Make $30, $50, $75 a Week Do you want to make more money? Broadcasting st a& tions employ engi neers, operators, sta- tion managers and pay up to $5,000 a year. Spare time oe Radio set ae ge 2.3 2. SMITH, President PayS as much as ‘National Radio Institute $200 to $500 a year Established 1914 —full time servicing jobs pay as much as $30, $50, $75 a week. Many Radio Experts operate full time or part time Radio businesses. Radio manu- facturers and jobbers employ testers, in« spectors, foremen, engineers, servicemen, paying up to $6,000 a year. Radio oper ators on ships get good pay, see the world besides. Automobile, police, aviation, com- mercial Radio, loud speaker systems offer good opportunities now and for the future. Television promises many good jobs soon. Men I trained at home have good jobs in these branches of Radio. Many Make $5, $10, $15 a Week Extra in Spare Time While Learning Almost every neighborhood needs a good spare time serviceman. The day you enroll I start sending Extra Money Job Sheets showing how to do Radio repair jobs. and ideas that made good spare time money for hundreds. I send Special Equipment to conduct experiments, build circuits, get practical experi- ence. I GIVE YOU A COMPLETE, MODERN, PROFESSIONAL ALL- WAVE, ‘ALL-PURPOSE RADIO SET SERVICING INSTRUMENT TO HELP SERVICE SETS QUICK- ER—SAVE TIME, MAKE MORE MONEY. Find Out What Radio Offers You Mail the coupon now for “Rich Re. wards in Radio.” It’s free to any fellow over 16 years old. It points out Radio’s spare time and full time opportunities, those coming in Tele- vision; tells about my training in Radio and Television; shows you BESERESESeEseEs Bas SS BS & J. E. SMITH, President 8 & ee — aac Dept. TNA8 8 a ashington, D. C. yy Dear Mr. Smith: Without obligating me, send ‘“‘Rich Rewards in Radio,” ba a which points out the spare time and full time opportunities in Radio and a explaing your 60-50 method of training men at home in spare time to become & Radio Experts. (Please write Plainly.) B . NAME ee eee @ereeeetereeraev eeeeeeePeeeeeteee een eeee eeeeevere ef . AGE vee we e H ADDRESS eeeeee ev eoere eee ee eeereereeeereeeeeaee eee ee Peewee eeereeeeee er eeeer eee ereree : CITY e*eee ee e@ereeee eereeeeee eee et aeeeeeeeee eee ee ew een eee STATH eerveeeereerteae | ey letters from men I trained, telling what they are doing, earning; shows my Money Back Agreement. MAIL THE COUPON in an envelore or paste it on a penny post card—NOW ! J. E. SMITH, President National Radio Institute Washington, D. C. Dept. 7NA8 THI Ss FREE BooK S$ HELPED - *MUNDREDS OF} 2, MEN MAKE UCH. REWanbe IN: me hRIO., Throughout your training I send plans GIGLI sla Css es 2S Please mention Acp FIicTion Group when answering advertisements im (9) JOOKS (€(@)