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6 ASTOUNDING SCIENCE-FICTION
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But Jim I Don't Mary's Right has TRAINed
SEE HOW WE CAN Have noright hundreds of
Two more inconsequential details. A slight increase in speed-from about AFFORD to Marry o ASK HER like me to make
ON your low PAY Marry me good money in
four hundred seventy to, say, five hundred ten miles per hour-and the difference The Money Radio I guess
in wing-curve imperceptible to the untrained eye. The trick is hidden therein: THAT
the properties of air change abruptly and violently at about five hundred miles
per hour. The normal "streamline" forms signally and abruptly fail to give smooth
airflow above that critical speed, the usual wing 'refuses. to lift, and instead of
slipping through the air starts trying to blast a path.

The announcement that planes of speed greater than five hundred miles per
is actually
hour are now possible, because of a slightly different wing-shape, means that a . I'm already
making$5 to $10
second major and revolutionary discovery has been perfected.
week in spare
RADIO
Yet each of these two first-order inventions differs so slightly in appearance Certainly Offers
from its predecesssors as to be almost indistinguishableto the unspecialized eye. opportunity
welltrained
They represent not mere improvements; they are the practical application of newly
discovered fundamental principles.
This situation is an invitation-and .has been for years-for patent-law
trouble, this seemingly minor physical difference between two things that involve . .
actually, radically 'different principles. Great ideas hidden behind a mask of I Trained These Men
inconsequential difference make it nearly impossible for a court to determine Chief Operator Broadcasting
Station
"When l completed 20 lessons
where, in refusing a patent to one seemingly slight improvement, and granting one I obtained my Radio Broadcast
Operator's license and imme-
on another slight physical difference, they are· to draw the line. diately Joined Station WMPC,
where l am now Chief Operator."
HOLLIS F. HAYES
327 Madison St. Radio is a young, growing field with a fu- special Radio equip-
Lapeer Michigan ture, offering many good pay spare time and ment to conduct ex-
But, perhaps, it might equally be an invitation for stories. Great ideas make full time job opportunities And you don't periments and build
have to give up your present job to become circuits This 50-50
training
method
stories-but great ideas aren't always vastly different in appearance and seeming a Radio Technician. I train you right at makes learning at
home in your spare time.
Why Many Radio Technicians Make home interesting fas
than their minor predecessors $30, $40, $50 a Week cinating practical 1
ALSO GIVE YOU
Radio broadcasting stations employ engineers A MODE R N.
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One final inconsequential detail we should like to point out. Arthur McCann's employ testers, inspectors foreman, service- ALL-WAVE A LL- J E. SMITH President
men In good-pay
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graduate.
ror full time work after you
fixing
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