Action For Men, May 1964 — page 5: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION Are you interested in a better job, big money and a secure future? Do you prefer work that is inter- esting, a challenge to your imagination, and loaded with opportunities to go in business for yourself? Then why not consider a career as mechanic or technician in the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration industry! You see, Air Conditioning is now America’s finest opportunity field. The government reports that during the past 12 years, production in- creased 400%. No other industry did better! The fact is, 8,200,000 domestic and industrial units —— are produced annually. Already 150,000,000 are in use. Experts say that 20,000 technicians must be trained each year to match industry growth! You can qualify for a top-pay job. How? Train at home in spare time. The CTI method is easy, practical and resultful. Quick, too. For full infor- mation, mail coupon below. Many CTI graduates go in business It is relatively easy to start a repair business in the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration field. Armed with up-to- date knowledge, seasoned with skill equipped with tools and gauges, many graduates start out on their own. Some expand into retail stores. Others have contracts to service taverns, restaurants, food stores and commercial buildings. The more resourceful become contrac- tors. Conditions for success are excellent. Many students earn cash as they train The average CTI student is eager to put his skill to profitable work, on a part-time - basis. Though most students prefer to tie up with local dealers and repair establish- ments, a surprising number are independ- ents The extra cash helps meet training cost. Often there’s enough to bank, or invest in more equipment. Letters prove efficiency of training “I have a business of my own servicing domestic and commercial refrigerators.” — Paul Humphrey, Colo. ‘I made $1,000 while training, and am now a refrigeration man for a dairy.”—Giles Minton, N.C. “I opened a little shop and am swamped with work.’’— Charles Corley, Kan. ‘‘Doing service work on a part-time basis the past 10 months, I earned $2,400. Have a nice business.’”’—Renos John- son, Ind. ‘‘My firm advanced me to field superintendent.” —Milburn Dougan, Ark. You can do as well as these graduates! How to ‘take charge of a highly-paid job YOU BUILD THIS %H. P. HEAVY DUTY CONDENSING UNIT! acquired through practice on kits, and Send for fact-filled booklets—Mail coupon now i Se oot An exclusive feature of CTI training is that you get parts to build a %4 h.p. commercial-type condensing unit (above). You also receive mechanic’s tools and gauges (right). After unit is assembled, you can build an air conditioner, freezer, refrigerator or milk cooler. Only CTI sends working kits. Learn by erutliclea ta valuable experience . You train at home with real equipment The modern way to train is to gain skill and experience with ~ knowledge—not after you graduate. From CTI’s simple pic- ture-lessons, you master elemental theory. From experiments and building with kits, you develop skill. In other words, you learn by practicing, pick up solid experience much like on the job. That’s the interesting, relaxing way to train after a day’s work on your present job. CTI training is exciting! Exactly what are your opportunities in Air Conditioning and Refrigeration? How does CTI train men for success? Get detailed, accurate answers to these and many more questions by filling out and mailing the coupon below. No obligation. —Commercial Trades Institute, Chicago 26, IIl. COMMERCIAL TRADES INSTITUTE 1400 GREENLEAF AVENUE CHICAGO 26, ILLINOIS DET ers Please rush me your opportunity booklet, Success in Air Condition- ing and Refrigeration; and Lesson Samples. Both free. NAME AGE <a ae ¥- bores Coubitios ADDRESS ¥ REFRIGERATION 2 \ rr = CITY ZONE. STATE Accredited Member National Home Study Council co comicbooks