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California Ave. Dept. 11 Chicago, I you are interested in AGENT'S prop - r--1 2161.71 Illinois' orition, place as "X" in the square y www.americanradiohistory.com Radio News for October, 1928 289 EARNED $500 SPARE TIME &syWays WITH RADIO tontake 3an how' ín YoiiïSpaïe.?ime Coplay, Pa., June 4- (RA)- During the few months that Frank J. Deutsch has been a member of the Radio Association of America, he has made over $500 out of in Radio in his spare time. INDIO "Four super -hetrodyne sets of my own construction brought me a profit of $60.00 each, and the other profit was from sales EACH of these plans, developed by the Radio Association of supplies purchased through the Whole- of America, is a big money- maker. Set owners everywhere want to get rid of static, to sale Department of the Association," he have their sets operate from the electric light socket, said. "The Association certainly has the tone improved, and the volume increased, and great plan for ambitious men." transformed into single -dial controls. Phonograph owners In a neighboring state, Werner Eichler, want their machines electrified and radiofied. If you learn to render these services, you can easily Rochester, N. Y., another member of the make $3.00 an hour for your spare time, to say nothing Association, has been making $50 a week of the money you can make installing, servicing, during his spare time. repairing, and building radio sets, and selling supplies. They are only two of the hundreds of Over $600,000,000 is being spent yearly for sets, Radio Association members who are making supplies, service. You can get your share of this money out of Radio in their spare time. business and, at the same time, fit yourself for the big -pay opportunities in Radio by joining the Association. BECOMES RADIO ENGINEER IN Join the ONE YEAR Radio Association Toronto, Canada, May 20- (RA) -Onc of the newly admitted associate members of America of the Institute of Radio Engineers is A membership in the Association offers you the Claude DeGrave, a member of the engi- easiest way into Radio. It will enable you to earn neering staff of the DeFbrest Company of .$3.00 an hour upwards in your spare time -train you to install, this city. "I knew nothing repair, and build all kinds of sets - about Radio start you in business without capital or finance an and started from the ground up," Mr. invention -train you for the $3,000 to $10..000 big - DeGrave stated, "when I enrolled a year pay radio positions -help secure a better position at ago in the Radio Association. Its easy bigger pay for you. A membership need not cost you u cent! lesson's and superb training made it possible for me to become a Radio Expert in less The Association will give you a comprehensive' than a year's time. My income is now practical, and theoretical training and the benefit about 225% more than of our Employment Service. You earn while you at the time I joined learn. Our cooperative plan will make it possible for the Association." you to establish a radio store. You have the privilege The Institute of Radio Engineers is a very of buying radio supplies at wholesale from the very first. ' exclusive 'organization, and its membership requirements are very rigid, so that Mr. DeGrave has reason to be proud of his ACT NOW election. -If you wish No -Cost Membership Plan Clerk Doubles To a limited number of ambitious men, we will give Income In Special Memberships that may not -need nqt -cost Six Months Through Radio you a cent. To secure one, write today. We will MODERNIZE OLD SETS send you details and also our book, "Your Opportunity Chicago, Ill., May 9 -Even though his WITH ONE DIAL CONTROL in the Radio Industry:" It will open your eyes to membership in the Radio Association has the looney -making possibilities of Radio. 'resulted in W. E. Thon securing the manager- ship of a Radio Department in a large COUPON Chicago store, his ambition was not satisfied. RADIO ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA Six months later, he started his own store. Dept. RN -10, 4513 Ravenswood Ave., "The Radio Association has an excellent Chicago, III. ,plan for the man who wants to get out of Gentlemen: the rut and succeed," Please send me by return maid full details of your says this man who Special Membership Plan, and also copy of your quickly rose from clerkdom to the pro- book, "Your Opportunity in the Radio Industry." prietorship of a profitable radio store. "I Name attribute my success entirely to the Radio Association of America. Six months after Address I had enrolled, I bad doubled my income City State through its help." INA l'leose soy you saw it in RADIO Nrws www.americanradiohistory.com Radio News for October, 1928 Volume 10 OCTOBER, 1928 Number 4 HUGO GERNSBACK, Editor -in -Chief ROBERT HERTZBERG, Managing Editor BERYL B. BRYANT, Laboratory Director C. P. MASON, Associate Editor Technical Editor FRED H. CANFIELD, Technical Editor C. WALTER PALMER, Assistant Contents of This Issue What Is Coining in Television e Television in Natural Colors Demon- By Hugo Gernsback 299 strated By Ronald F. Tiltman 320 l'he Radio Laboratory Takes Wings How to Build from the Schematic- By S. R. Winters 300 Part II By Fred H. Canfield 321 "Wired Wireless" -What It Is and Why The Radio Beginner -"The Milk- Shaker By J. E. Smith 302 Special" Receiver -By the Staff of RADlo NEws Laboratories 324 The Photoelectric Cell-Radio's "Eye" By Dr. Lewis lt. Koller 30.5 'l'he "Combine" Receiver -a $100 Prize Winner By W. H. Scheppele 328 The Listener Speaks By Himself 308 A Completely -Shielded Short-Wave Re- ceiver By Herndon Green 334 Broadcastatics 309 The Search for the Perfect Amplifier What's New in Radio 310 By Sydney P. O'Rourke 338 Interesting New European Screen-Grid Radio Wrinkles 340 Tubes By Major R.
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