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The United States Civil Ser-
logic resident positions in St.
Phy Hospital in Wash-
ington, D. C, The salaries range
{from $2,800 to $4,200 a year.
Applicants for intern positions |
fourth-year students in
an approved medical school. To
floor
sighted in regarding the antenna
slightly and is taking a risk of
inferior reception.
They would do well to learn
what engineers have known for
years: that an average set with
'an excellent antenna will give
must be
qualify for the residen YOSi- | | :
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tions, applicants must be grad- lent set with a poor antenna.
of an approved medical The authority for this statement
school with the degree of doc- is Harold Harris, Vice President
tor of medicine and must have in charge of Engineering and
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cost, is only as good as the an-
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age limit is 35
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pr veteran preference)
Further information and ap-| possibly be better than the an-
i plication forms may be secured tenna because the antenna is the
a t many post offices throughout! . “eye and ear” of the TV set.
the country, or from the U. S. Good antenna installations can
Service Commission, in minimize and even eliminate the
tl Washington 25, D. C, Applica- Iwo mos annoying disturbances
# tions will be accepted by the lo show up on the TV screen:
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“Examiners, St. Elizabeths Hos-| ceives a very weak signal from
it pital, Washington 20, D.C.. un- the telecasting station. A more
“(til further notice powerful antenna reduces the.
amount of “snow” by bringing
in a stronger signal.
“Ghosts” are double or triple
images on the TV screen, and
| they occur when the transmitted
signals have been reflected off
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With television one of the most popular types of entertainment
the TV set has become the object of a great deal of interest.
Unfortunately, little or no attention is being paid to the antenna,
In the family’s mind, this is just something that goes on the roof
after the all-important receiver proudly rests on the living room
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men’s brushes.
men's colognes, cosmetic
cas es, slippers, towels.
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MOUNT JOY,
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