Radio age (Jan 1927-Jan 1928)

RADIO AGE for November, 1927 itteatlfcdioTrdimng made greater/ If you want to get into the Radio Profession, or if you're in it and want to get ahead — Read This Announcement! f Here's a message of importance to every man who hopes to better himself along the lines of Radio. Never before has there been a Radio training course that could be made to fit the needs of all — both experienced men who wish to better themselves and inexperienced men who wish to start from the beginning. There is one now. I am prepared to help the beginner start in Radio from the very beginning. And I am prepared to help the radio dealer, the experienced Radio operator, the Radio service man, the college engineering student, the graduate engineer, the Radio fan. the "ham," the factory or broadcast man who wants to get a more responsible job. T E SMITH ^n °'^' established system of Radio home-study training President ' ^as now been developed, improved, tested, and enlarged in scope so that now it not only will help anyone who wants to get into the Radio profession, but more, can be adapted to help almost any man now engaged in Radio (Radio engineers of experience and standing excepted). If you want to get into Radio, or if you're already in it and want to add to your knowledge and get ahead, let me send you my free 64-page book of information about this new and greater Radio training system. The Good Jobs Pay $50, $75, up to $200 a WeekSome Pay More If you're earning a penny less than $50 a week, you're not earning what you should be able to get out of Radio. Thoroughly-trained Radio men — men whose knowledge of Radio is practical and completely rounded out on every point — earn up to $200 and $250 a week. Radio is a new industry with plenty of fine positions unfilled. The'e are countless opportunities in Radio for a man to earn a splendid salary. But these are not opportunities as far as you are concerned, unless you are fully qualified for them. The only way to qualify is through knowledge — training — practical, complete training that fits you to get and to hold a better position in the Radio field. For the beginner. I have a complete training that will take him from beginning to end. To the Radio dealer I'll give the technical and practical knowledge he ha? to have. I will round out and bring up to date the experienced Radio operator's knowledge. I can take a Radio service man who has a pretty good idea of the "how" but very little idea of the "why," and give him the practical and theoretical knowledge he must have before he can hope to climb higher on the Radio ladder. I can take the college engineering student, or the graduate engineer, who wishes to specialize in Radio, and give him what he needs. What other line offers such an opportunity as Radio? From S2. 000. 000 a year in 1920 to $500,000,000 a year in 1926; from 1,000 persons engaged in Radio in 1920 to 300,000 in 1926. That's its record. The accomplishment of television and the many other inventions constantly being made promise the same sort of boom for the future. If you're already in the Radio business, stay in it. But prepare yourself for advancement and more money. If you're not in Radio yet, get in. Men always do their best at work that interests them. Send Coupon for Free 64-Page Book My free 64-page book is filled with facts and photos relative to Radio and its opportunities, and tells all about my new and greater system of Radio training. Under my practical methods, you can study at home in your spare minutes, and get a thorough, clear, practical and expert knowledge of Radio in from 4 to 12 months. The time required depends on your previous knowledge, your ability, and the time you can spare for study. You keep right on with the job you have — no necessity for your leaving home or living on expense. This proposition is open to anybody who is not satisfied with his job, his prospects, or his Radio knowledge. Regardless of how much you know already (or if you don't know the first thing about Radio technically) I'll fit my methods to suit your needs. No particular amount of general education is needed to start — many men I've trained didn't even finish the grade schools. If you want to enter into any correspondence about your own situation, anything you write will come directly to me and will be held strictly confidential. Send the coupon at the right, or write me a letter today. Address: J. E. SMITH, President National Radio Institute Employment Service to all Graduates [Originators of KadioHome Study Training THE BEGINNING OF RADIO, 1898-1902 H Below is the historical Marconi apparatus. These "jiggers" are trar, milters and receivers, used by Mar his first Radio experiments. RADIO TELEVISION— FIRST DEMONSTRATION, 1927 Below, television apparatus in operation — perhaps the best indication of the enormous progress made by Radio during the past 25 years. Now we not only can transmit any sound by Radio, we have learned to SEE byRadio .^^■P^"" i ttifl i^'-<-^ t- Hs 1 *£ ,h •■ :• --, 2 1 ■'■ HIP JipiljM &£ajfi th.isCoupqn for free information J. E. SMITH, President, National Radio Institute, Dept. 0-91, Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Smith: Kindly send me your free 64-page book about your new and greater Radio training system. I understand this request places me under no obligation, and that no salesman will call on me. Please Mention Radio Age When Writing to Advertisers.