Radio Digest (Nov 1929-Apr 1930)

RADIO DIGES T— Illustrated 127 $eW what BIG money these fellows have made in the RADIO BUSINESS $375 One Month Spare Time "Recently I made $375 in one month in my spare time installing, servicing, selling Radio sets. And, not so long ago* I earned enough in one week to pay for my course." EARLE CUMMINGS, 18 Webster St., Haverhill, Mass. $1597 In Vive Months "The N. R. I. is the best Radio school in the U. S. A. I have made $1597 in five months. I shall always tell tny friends that I owe my success to you." HENRY J. NICKS, Jr., 302 Safford Ave., Tarpon Springs, Fla. $1X64 Spare Time Profits " Look at what I have made since I enrolled, $1,164— money I would not have had otherwise. I am certainly glad I took up Radio with N. R. I. I am more than satisfied." HENRY R. HE1KKINEN, 123 W. Erie St., Chicago, 111. Orer SICOO la Four Months "My opinion of the N. R. I. course is that it is the best to be had at any price. When I enrolled I didn't know a condenser from a transformer, but from December to April I made well over $1000 and I only 'worked in the mornings." AL. JOHNSON, 1409 Shelby St., Sandusky, Ohio. <J witi thou) itoutoo how to sraM <i spate time or full time Radio Business afAtm* Own M Without caftitat V V^A Radio's am«""g growth is making many big jobs. The world' wide use of receiving sets and the lack of trained men to sell, install and service them has opened many splendid chances for spare time and full time businesses. Ever so often a new business is started in this country. We have seen how the growth of the automobile industry, electricity and others made men rich. Now Radio is doing the same thing. Its growth has already made many men rich and will make more wealthy in the future 3urely you are not going to pass up this wonderful chance for success. More Trained Radio Men Needed I Will Train Ton At Home In Tour Spare Time A famous Radio expert says there are four good jobs for every man trained to hold them. Radio has grown, so fast that it simply has not got the number of trained men it needs. Every year there are hundreds of finV jobs among its many branches such as broadcasting stations, Radio factories, jobbers, dealers, on board, ship, commercial land stations, and many others. Many of the six to ten million receiving sets now in use are only 25% to 40% efficient. This has made your big chance for . a spare time or full time business of .your own selling, installing, repairing sets. So Many Opportunities Ton Can Make Extra Money While Learning Many of our students make $10, $20, $30 a week extra while learning. I'll' show you the plans and ideas that have proved successful for them — show you how to begin making extra money shortly after you enroll. G. W. Page, 1807-21st Ave., S., Nashville, Tenn., made $935 in his spare time, while taking my course. I Give Ton Practical Radio Experience With My Course My course is not just theory. My method givfis you practical Radio experience — ^N "you learn the "how" and "why" | i B , of practically every type of Radio set made. This gives you confidence to tackle any Radio problems and shows up in your pay envelope too. You can build 100 circuits with the Six Big Outfits of Radio parts I give you. The pictures here show only three of them. My book explains my method of giving prac tical training at home. Get your copy ! Jhia&oolL I bring my training to you. Hold your job. Give me only part of your spare time. Yoiri don't have to be a college or high school graduate. Many of my graduates now making big money in Radio didn't even finish the grades. Boys 14, 15 years old and men up to 6Q have finished my course successfully. Ton Must Be Satisfied I will give you a written agreement the day you enroll to refund your money if you are not satisfied with the lessons and instruction service when you complete the course. You are the only judge. The resources of the N. R. I. Pioneer and Largest Home-Study Radio school in the. world stand back of this agreement. Cet My Book Find but what Radio offers you. My 64-page book, "Rich Rewards in Radio" points out the money making opportunities the growth of Radio has made for you. Clip the coupon. Send it to me. You won t be obligated in the least. Address J. E. Smith, Pre*, Dept.OAQ, fcrtf onal Radio Institute Washington, D. C, >is coupon is good fo. a FREE copy of my ^aJUjiaJbit licviL, .Mail it MOW/ J. E. Smith, President, Dept. OAQ. National Radio Institute, Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Smith: Send me your book. I want to know more about the opportunities in Radio and your practical method of teaching at home in spare time. This request does not obligate me to. enroll and I understand no agent will call on me. Name Age Address CitY State iing loesand A ^1