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to There is a SHORTAGE of RAI Technicians and Radio Operators ‘h-Trained These Men $200 a Month in Own Business ‘‘For several years I have been in business for myself making around $200 a month. Business has steadily Nee I have Chief Operator Broadcasting Station ‘‘Before I completed our lessons, I ob- ained my Radio Broadcast Operator's license and immedi- wel seined Station where [f. am now Chief Operator.'’ HOLLIS F. HAYES, 327 Madjson Street, Lapeer, ichigan. St0 a Week in Spare me **Y repaired some Rae dio sets when I was on my tenth lesson. I really don’t see how yeu can give so much or such a small amount of money. I made $600 ina year and a half, and IL have made an average of $10 a week—just spare time,.’’ JOHN JERRY, 1126 Mari- posa St.. Denver, Colerado. Lieutenant in Signal Corps a Sergeant in the . S. Army Sig- nal Corps. My duties covered Radio operat- maintenance of Transmitters ao eceivers. I am now a 2nd baa ye eRe | pial . R. I. tra ie s ing handy. ame and address omitted for military reasons.) EXTRA PAY IN ARMY, NAVY, TOO military Service, diers, sailors, marines, should mail the Coupon Now! Learning Radio helps men get extra rank, extra prestige, more interesting duties, much higher pay. Also prepares for good Radio jobs after service ends. Hundreds of service men now enrolled. 10 Does $5, $10 a week EXTRA money sound good to you? Then be a Radio Technician! I will quickly show you how to make that much fixing Radios in spare time while I train you for a good full time job. Do you think a steady job paying as much as $50 a week is worth finding out about? MAIL THE COUPON! Radio now offers more spare and full time jobs than ever before. Many beginners I trained are doing interesting work for Broadcasting Stations and Radio Manufacturers, or are earning good pay as Civilian Radio Technicians with the Govern- ment. Do YOU want to get in this live-wire, growing field? Read how I’ll train you at home in spare time to BE A RADIO TECHNICIAN OR OPERATOR! How My *50-50 Method”’ Paves the Way to Bigger Pay! My ‘50-50 Method’’—half building real Radio circuits and conducting hundreds of fascinating testa and experiments with Radio parts I supply, and half learning from fully {llustrated Jessons—takes you step-by-step along the puth others have followed to security and good pay. I begin at the beginning, explain things clearly. Before you know it you find yourself ‘‘old friends’’ with the miracle of Radio. Ycu easily put your finger on the trouble-spot in defective Radios, astonish friends with your practical Radio knowledge—use that knowl- edge to make $5, $10 a week extra money fixing Radios in spare time. My EXTRA MONEY JOB 8 S, beginning with the first lesson, tell how to do it! More Radio Technicians Now Make $30, $40, $50 a Week than Ever Before The Radio repair business is booming. There’s room in almost every neighborhood for more spare or full time Radio Techni- clans. Many I trained have opened their own Radio Service shops. Broadcasting Stations pay good money to many Radio Technicians and Operators, Radio Manufacturers are rushing to fill Government contracts. The Government needs hundreds of Civilian Radio Operators, Technicians. And think of the jobs in Aviation, Com- J. E. SMITH, President, Dept. 2MZ8 RICH REWARDS IN RADD, Write plainly.) ADDEESS CITY TRAINING MEN FOR VITAL RADIO JOBS EE BOOK HAS. SHOWN HUNDREDS .= FR. HOW TOMAKE GOOD MONEY ts National Radio Institute, Washington, D. C. Mail me FREB without obligation, your 64-page book (No salesman will call. in You at Home lake More J. E. SMITH, President, National Radio Institute, Established 27 yoars mercial, Police Radio, Public Address Sys- tems. Think of the NEW jobs Television and other Radio developments will bring when war is over! N. BR. I. gives you the required Radio training for these jobs. At left are just a few of the hundreds of men N. R. IL. started on the road to good pay in Radio. FREE—My Well-Known Book “RICH REWARDS IN RADIO” MAIL THE COUPON—I will send you FREE my valuable 64-pare illustrated ok. RICH REWARDS IO. No obligation. Packed with facts about Radio. Things you mever knew about pag arta ed. Radio Servicing, Manufacturing rbor Radio, Government, Avtehian: Police. Come mercial Radio, Television, ud Speaker Systems. Crammed with photos of Radio Technicians and Operators at work. Snapshots and let- ters from men I ined, 90 you can know what N. R. I, did for other fellows. yee tures N. R. I. teachers, complete scription of my Course and ‘'50-50 Method —Experimental Kits— Extra Money Job Sheets—Consultation Servico—Graduate Service—Diploma. This book tells badag Radio offers and how you can train become a Radio Technician. If you Ee: to JUMP YOUR PAY--MAIL COUPON NOW}! J. E. SMITH, President Dept. 2Mz38. National sue Institute shington, NAM PE on nl” RE EE gt RA SE DEE LY @eeoeeoeeanr SL eae ib Seick Os CSS eR Re wea Le Lae ene Re s@eoeepoave Please mention Ach Ficmon Group when anewering advertisements C©