Ace High Western Magazine, March 1941 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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perm eid as + SKS "TRAINED THESE MEN $10 TO. $20 A WEEK IN SPARE TIME I repaired some Radio sets when I was on my tenth lesson. I really don’t see how you can give 80 much for such @ small amount of money. ¥ I made $600 in a year and a half, and I have made an aver- age of $10 to $20 a week—just spare we JOHN JERRY - 1529 Arapahoe St., Denver, Colorado WORKS FOR STATE OF ILLINOIS If I had not taken your Course I might still be doing odd jobs or dig- ging ditches. I am work- ing for the State of Dli- & ; nois operating the 1,000 2 i watt transmitter. If any- 5 Rs one wants to write me about your Course, I shall be glad to answer. R. 8S, LEWIS 1901-8. Pasfield, Springfield, nl. $200 TO $300 A MONTH IN OWN BUSINESS For the last two years I have been in business for myself making between $200 to $300 a month. Business has steadily in- ereased. I have N. R. I. & “4fsce to thank for my start in this field. ARLIE J. FROEHNER 300 W. Texas Ave., Goose Creek, Texas Draft Registrants! If you ARE called, and are then a Radio Technician, you'll be eligible for a communications branch of the service; in line for technical ratings with extra pay. If you ARE NOT called, you now have an opportunity to get into Radio at a time when the Government is pour- ing millions of dollars into the Radio industry to buy Defense equipment, on top of boom civilian Radio busi- ness. . Either way—it’s smart to train for RADIO NOW! : Radios in spare time, knowledge of Radio. GF: Clip the coupon and mail it. I’m cer- tain I can train you at home in your spare time to be a Radio Technician. I will send you a sample lesson free. Examine it, read it, see how clear and easy it is to understand. See how my course is. planned to help you get a good job in Radio, a young growing field with a future. You needn’t give up your present job or spend a lot of money to become a Radio Technician. I train you at home nights in your spare time. Why Many Radio Technicians Make $30, $40, $50 a Week Radio Broadcasting stations employ Radio Technicians as operators, main- tenance men, etc. Radio manufactur- ers employ testers, inspectors, service- men in good-pay jobs. Radio jobbers and dealers employ installation and servicemen, Many Radio Technicians ; open their own Radio sales and re- pair businesses and make $30, $40, $50 ; a week. Others hold their regular jobs and make $5 to $10 a week fixing Automobile, po- lice, aviation, commercial Radio; loud- speaker systems, electronic devices, are other fields offering opportunities for which N. R. I. gives the required Television prom- ises to open good jobs soon, Many Make $5to$10a Week Extra in Spare Time While Learning The day you enroll, in addition to my regular Course, I start sending you Extra Money Job Sheets—start showing*you how to do Radio re- GOOD FOR BOTH $4.732% 22% FREE). J. E. SMITH, President, Dept. 1CS9 Write Plainly.) CLEY. ancccccesscccuscdscnssecesesees THAT } CAN TRAIN YOU AT HOME FOR A National Radio Institute, Washington, D. C. Mail me FREE without obligation, Sample Lesson and 64- page book ‘‘Rich Rewards in Radio’ (No salesman will call. NAME. ccccccccoccecnrcecceseccetesseseacdetoscsececcocaccce AGGIGSS...cceccses SOCCER ER SECS SHF EHP SHEEHCRCETEHOSEOES BtatOs is cccvcccs 2FR 1. ea? oS i eu) he © 7 > at or ee os ee See A 5 a ” al as’ pee Ae ee Oey pair jobs. Throughout your Course I send plans and directions which have helped many make $5 to $10 a week in spare time while learning. I send special Radio equipment to conduct experi- ments. and build circuits. This 50-50 training method makes learning at home interesting, fas- cinating, practical, YOU ALSO GET A MODERN, PROFESSIONAL ALL-WAVE, ALL-PURPOSE SET SERVICING INSTRUMENT to help you make more money fixing Radios while learning and equip you for full time work after you graduate. Find Out What Radio, Television Offer Act today. Mail the coupon for Sample. Lesson and my 64-page Book ‘‘Rich Rewards in Radio.’’ They point out Radio’s spare time and full time opportunities and those coming in Television; tell about my Course in Radio and Television; show more than 100 letters from men I trained telling what they are doing and earning. Read my money back agreement. Find out what Radio and Television offer you. MAIL COUPON in an en- velope, or paste on a postcard—NOW! J. E. SMITH, President National Radio institute, Dept. !CS9 Washington, D. C. BOOibictcccaceves x CORIICLOO© <SiiGO im