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noted 0630 with news, strong level in
N. Y. (Chatfield)
Canary Islands - Tenerife, 7.295,
noted 1600 -1745. (Short -Wave Listener,
London)
Cape Verde Islands- CR4Att, 5.885,
Praia, noted 1640 -1700 closedown.
(Patterson, Ga.)
Ceylon -Radio Ceylon, 11.975, still
good level from 0845 sign -on to 1200
or later. ( Seheiner, N. J.; Powers,
Ohio; Golden, Mass., others) Heard
on 15.120 with music 2330. ( Sanderson,
Australia)
Chile - CE1180, 11.998, Santiago,
noted 2000 -2030 in Spanish with Latin
American music; CE1190, 11.950,
Valparaiso, heard 2030-213( with
dance music. CE662, 6.220, Santiago,
signs off 2400. (NNRC) CE920 Punta
Arenas, now noted opening :900 on
9.199A and closing 2200 -220e ; good
signal; mostly classical music. (Ridgeway,
South Africa)
China -Radio Peking some days is
fairly good level with Englis.t 1730-
1800 on 7.500. (Sutton, Ohio; Lancelot,
Iowa, others) Heard on this channel
0915, woman in Chinese. ( Pearce,
England) Noted with Englisis 1730-
1800 on 11.69A. (Boepple, Ohio) Peking
noted lately on new cha:tnel of
7.532 parallel 7.500, 10.200 around
0800; 7.532 outlet closes 1230, others
run to 1330; other channels hoard in
Chinese include 6.050, 6.140 parallel
from around 1030 to 1330 clot edown.
(Ridgeway, South Africa)
Colombia -A Bogota station has
been heard around 1750 lately with
symphonic music; may be ha:monic,
(Bellington, N. Y.) HJBB, 4.8 L5, Cucuta,
noted 2000 at strong level. music.
(URDXC)
Costa Rica -TIMC, 6.200, not Id 1820
at fair level. (URDXC)
Cuba -Havana, 6.450, noted 0100-
0130 with Spanish music bu : with
many announcements and coma ercials
in both Spanish, English. (Hotnstein,
Mich.)
Cyprus -Limassol sent sehet ule of
2255 -0130.0330 -1400, 6.120, 6.17C, 6.790,
9.650, 11.720. ( Seheiner, N. J.)
Czechoslovakia- Prague is scheduled
for English on 9.504 at 1900; on
9.550 at 1930 and 2300; on 11.340 at
0715. (WRH)
Denmark- Copenhagen, 15.18. noted
in Danish -English 0825 -0900. Roennau,
Ontario) Good in transmissions
to North America 2030 -2130, 22(0 -2300
on 9.520. (Beach, Mass.) Has English
also Sundays now in first half o these
transmissions; is "quiz" program.
(Saylor, Va.)
Dominican Republic - Statism on
3.375A appears to be Radip Bteru at
San Pedro de Macoris, noted t round
2100 -2200. (Stark, Texas) HI1J, 6.025,
noted as early as 1330. (Saylor, Va.)
Ecuador- HC1AC, Quito, was noted
recently up to 9.63A from 9.557, closing
2335. (Bellington, N. Y.) :3CJB,
Quito, fine level from 1900 or both
9.745, 11.915. (Dalstrom, Nebr.)
Egypt- Cairo, 11.815, appear: now
to come on around 1345 instead of
1320; has English 1400 -1600 on Mon.,
to the
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEER
or
with experience in
PHYSICIST
RADAR
or
THE COMPANY
Hughes Research and Development
Laboratories,
located in Southern California,
are presently engaged
in the development and
production of advanced
radar systems, electronic
computers and guided
missiles.
THE NEW OPENINGS
The positions are for men
who will serve as technical
advisors to government
agencies and companies
purchasing Hughes equipment
-also as technical consultants
with engineers of
other companies working
on associated equipment.
Your specific job would be
essentially to help insure
successful operation of
Hughes equipment in the
field.
ELECTRONICS
HUGHES
Hughes Research and Development
Laboratories, one of the
nation's leading electronics
organizations, are now creating
a number of new openings in
an important phase of their
operations
Here is what one of these positions offers you:
THE TRAINING
On joining our organization,
you will work in the
Laboratories for several
months to become thoroughly
familiar with the
equipment which you will
later help users to understand
and properly employ.
If you have already had
radar or electronics experience,
you will find this
knowledge helpful in your
new work.
WHERE YOU WORK
After your period of train -
ing-at full pay -you may
(I) remain with the Laboratories
in Southern California
in an instructive or
administrative capacity, (2)
become the Hughes representative
at a company
where our equipment is being
installed, or (3) be the
RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT LABORATORIES
Scientific and Engineering Staff
Culver City,
Los Angeles County, California
How to apply:
.
.`
Hughes representative at a
military base in this country
or overseas (single men
only). Compensation is
made for traveling and
moving household effects,
and married men keep their
families with them at all
times.
YOUR FUTURE
In one of these positions
you will gain all- around experience
that will increase
your value to our organization
as it further expands in
the field of electronics. The
next few years are certain to
see large -scale commercial
employment of electronic
systems. Your training in
and familiarity with the
most advanced electronic
techniques now will qualify
you for even more important
future positions.
If you are under thirty -five
years of age, and if you have
an E.E. or Physics degree,
write to the Laboratories, giving
resumé of your experience.
Assurance is required that
relocation of the applicant
will not cause disruption of
an urgent military project.
April, 1953 111