I don’t envy the poor radio serviceman shown in the left illustration, in the June 1941 issue of Radio Retailing.  That customer doesn’t look very happy. If the poor guy got drafted the next year, the drill sergeant couldn’t scare him any more than she did. She was going to miss her favorite programs for a few days, and it looks like she’s taking her wrath out on him.

But the customer on the right is happy. She would be able to listen to her programs immediately. The difference was that the dealer on the right stocked a kit from the International Resistance Company, 401 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia.