Modernizes Customers' Present Radios...
Makes New Ones Better Still

Retails for $25 complete

Over 20,000,000 Prospects!

To visualize the tremendous sales possibilities of Kadette Tunemaster, just imagine yourself lounging at ease the whole evening through, really enjoying radio as you have never enjoyed it before. Never once is the spell broken by having to leave your chair to change programs or adjust volume. Think, too, how convenient for the busy housewife. She can carry Tunemaster from room to room and operate a radio anywhere else in the home as easily as if sitting beside it.

But this is only the beginning of the alluring sales-compelling picture. Tunemaster actually improves reception--sharpens tuning--increases sensitivity--gets distant stations with greater volume. In addition, it provides push-button tuning for four stations, remote volume control and true wireless tuning--not for just a few stations--but for every station on the broadcast band from 540 to 1500 Kilocycles! Yet, the radio can still be used as before. Nothing is added to it--nothing taken away. Merely plugging Tunemaster into any electric outlet (AC or DC) is the only installation!

You don't merely tell this exciting story--you PROVE it! Tunemaster itself backs up every word. There's something you can REALLY sell, and virtually every radio owner is an immediate prospect. You will find, too, that a surprisingly high percentage who come to buy Tunemaster will easily be persuaded to replace antiquated radios with new ones, and those who come to buy a new radio will be just as easily persuaded to add Tunemaster.

What's more, there will be no lack of opportunities for such sales. Powerful national advertising that starts with a full page in the November 5 [1939] issue of SATURDAY EVENING POST will soon have millions looking for Tunemaster. Someone in your community is going to grab this unparalleled opportunity, and it might as well be YOU. Mail the coupon on the right for full details. INTERNATIONAL RADIO CORPORATION, Dept.P-60, Ann Arbor, Mich.

International Radio Corporation
Builders of Kadette radios (and Argus cameras), International Radio was an small but innovative company in the 1930s.

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