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NEw Y Y ELOCITY AmpERiTk RADIO -CRAFT for OCTOBER, 1939 193 Be a Radio Expert Many make a week $3O $ SO $ 7S I will train you at home for many Good Spare Time and Full Time Radio Jobs for hundreds of fellows. I send you spe- J. E. SMITH, President. National Radio Institute Do you want tut make more money ? Radio year Established 1914 cial Radio equipment and show you -how to well - who the Maur study training of more offers you many opportunities for conduct experiments and build circuits illus- The man has direeled My men for the Radio Industry than arty Other man In Amrrira. paying spare time and full time jobs. You trating important Radio principles. Train- ing gives you PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE don't have to know anything about Radio while learning. Set Servicing or electricity, give up your present job. Fixing Radio sets in leave home or spend a lot of money to I Also Give You spare time pays Radio Expert and also be trained a Professional Servicing $10, $15 a become a many $5, a Instrument extra while to "cash in" on coming Television oppor- week tundies. Here is the 11,.1 rument learning. Full time every Ha d1, expert repair pays as much Many Radio Experts Make needs and wants- -an Purpose as $30, $50, $75 a S30, $50, $75 a Week All -Wave, All- week. Set -Servicing Instru- Radio broadcasting stations employ engineers. ment. It contains operators. station managers and pay up to $5.0011 everything necessary to measure A.C. and D.C. a year. Fixing Radio sets in spare time pays test tubes, resistance; Broadcasting voltages and current; to many $200 to $500 a year -full time repair jobs adjust and align any set. old or new. It satisfies Stations with Radin jobbers. manufacturers. dealers. as your needs for professional servicing after you Employ managers, much as $30. $50, $75 a week. 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