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20 MARCH 1959 FLIGHT 45 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS INSTRUCTOR BRANCH, ROYAL NAVY A PPLICATIONS are invited for Short Service Com-A missions in the Instructor Branch of the Royal Navy. The primary requirement is for men of goodpersonal qualities with degrees (or the equivalent) in Mathematics, Physics or Engineering (Mechanical,Electrical and Aeronautical) but graduates in Chemistry, Metallurgy, History, Geography orEnglish will also be considered. An additional require- ment exists for non-graduates with teaching qualifica-tions. SERVICE in the Instructor Branch combines all theadvantages of life in the Royal Navy—e.g., com-radeship, travel, a wide variety of cultural and sport- ing activities, a high standard of living, responsibility,etc.—with the opportunity to utilise scientific, tech- nological and professional qualifications to the full.THE work of the Instructor Officer is fundamental to the Fleet and covers the widest field of opera-tional, technical and academic duties ashore and afloat, ranging from basic instruction to work on thelatest developments in nuclear power and guided weapons. Instructor Officers are also the meteorologistsof the Royal Navy. OTE also:— CTUDENTS in their final year may apply. SHORT Service Commissions are granted initiallyfor 3, 4 or 5 years, and may be extended up to 10 years.A SHORT Service Commission discharges liabilityfor National Service. STARTING pay is £511 p.a. rising to £620 p.a.after 1 year's service (£620 p.a. rising to £839 for 1st and 2nd Class Honours Graduates) plus marriage,lodging, ration allowances, etc., where appropriate. (At age 30 a married Honours graduate could beearning about £1,750 p.a.) MAS tax free gratuity after a Short Service Com-***#"•? mission of 3 years and pro rata for longer. CERVICE in the Instructor Branch is recognised by•^ the Ministry of Education as "approved external service."SHORT Service Officers may apply for Permanent Commissions./CANDIDATES must be British subjects, sons of ^ British subjects, under 36 years old and medicallyfit. I^OR further details apply to:— Director, Naval Education Service (P/18), Admiralty, London. [8787 RADIO AND RADAR AD. 107A or B, H.F. R/T. equipment with AD 94or AR 114 receiver. Full details on request. A. J. Whittemore (Aeradio) Ltd., Croydon Airport,Surrey. [0302 AVAILABLE: ARC-1; ARN-6; ARN-12; ARN-14;ARR-16; SCR269; SCR274N; BC1031-A; BC357-A; SCR522; RA-62; T.U.'s for BC375; TS98-AP; IE-19; TR1985; TR1986, etc. Electrical and Wireless Supply Co., 69 Church Rd., Moseley,Birmingham 13. [8720 TUITION CIVIL PILOTANAVIGATOR LICENCES AVIGATION, LTD., provides full-time or postal^* tuition or a combination of either of these methods to suit individual requirements for the above licences.Classroom instruction can be provided for A.R.B. General, certain Specific Types and PerformanceSchedule Examinations. Link Training Dept. at MONarch 1364.pOR full details apply to the Principal. AVIGATION, LIMITED 30 Central Chambers, Ealing B/Way, London, W.5.Tel.: Ealing 8949. [0248 LONDON SCHOOL OF AIR NAVIGATION MINISTRY approved for commercial and instru-"* ment rating. Subjects for all professional licences and ratings, embracing academic, technical, simulatedand flying; home-study excellent alternative. Individual coaching. Refresher courses. Officially appointed byH.M. Services for correspondence scheme—refer Education Officer or direct. 33 Ovinjton Square,Knightsbridge, London, S.W.3. KENsington 8221. [0510 f EARN to fly, £32; Instructor's Licences and Instru-Aj ment flying for £3 15s. Od. per hour. Night fly- ag £4 15s. per hour. Residence 6 guineas weekly•Ipproved M.C.A. Private Pilot's Licence Course, specialized Course for Commercial Pilot's Licence.Wiltshire School of Flying, Ltd., Thruxton Aerodrome Andover Junction 1 hour 15 minutes from Waterloo).Hants. [0253 HUNTING ENGINEERING LIMITED Applications are invited for the follow- ing posts in a continually expanding organisation. MECHANICAL AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS Senior. Applicants should have five years'minimum experience in aircraft or weapons structures or mechanicaldesign, but experience in other indus- tries will be considered. Academicqualifications to the level of H.N.C. or its equivalent is essential. Minimumage 28 years. Junior. Three years' minimum experience onaircraft or weapon structures or mechanical design is desirable, butexperience in other industries would be considered. Academic qualification toH.N.C. or its equivalent is essential. Minimum age 23 years. ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS Senior. Successful applicants will be requiredto have a background covering at least five years' experience on aircraft orweapon systems, preferably covering installations and environmental testing.H.N.C. or its equivalent will be necessary. Minimum age 28 years. Junior. Three years' minimum experience inaircraft or weapon electrics. H.N.C. or its equivalent is desirable. Minimumage 23 years. DESIGN DRAUGHTSMEN Mechanical and Structural A minimum of six years' experience inaircraft or in structures is desirable, but art equivalent time in an alliedindustry would be considered. A know- ledge of M.O.S. drawing procedurewould be an advantage. DESIGN DRAUGHTSMEN Electrical and Electronic Applicants must be fully experiencedin either the design of high-reliability electronic equipment or in the instal-lation of such equipment to ensure functioning under arduous conditions. All the above posts carry prospects of advance- ment for keen men. Excellent salaries will be paid commensurate with experience and qualifications. Contributory Staff Pension and Life Assurance Scheme. Applications, giving full details of qualifica- tions, experience, age and salary desired, and quoting ref. H.E.L./72/6, should be forwarded to:— The Personnel Manager HUNTING ENGINEERING LIMITED LUTON AIRPORT :, ':iT.;' BEDS •'^"- TUITION f ORNISH Riviera Gliding Courses, Perranporth.^ April/October, magnificent cliff soaring site with guarantees and hotel accommodation by best surfingbeach. Apply Milner Haigh, Hawk's Point, Carbis Bay, St. Ives 93, Cornwall. [8798 L'LY your commercial hours at the Luton Flying•*• Club. Contract rates as low as £3 5s. per hour, dual and solo. Austers, Tiger Moths, Chipmunk, andAiglet available. Accommodation £4 10s. per week. Tel.: Luton 4426. [8781S URREY FLYING CLUB. Surrey and Kent FlyingClub, Biggin Hill. M.C.A. approved for private pilot's licence. Tiger Moth, Hornet Moth, LeopardMoth, Chipmunk and Prentice. Open seven-day week. Biggin Hill 2255. [0293 ENGLAND'S only fully-equipped flying school run^-J by private enterprise offers generous deferred- payment facilities for P.P.L. training, twin-engineconversions, instructors' courses, etc. Derby Aviation Limited, Elstree Aerodrome, Herts. Tel.: Elstree3070. [8816 THE next ab-initio course for the Commercial Pilot's* Licence and Instrument Rating to be held at England's only fully-equipped flying school run byprivate enterprise, begins on 21st April. A few vacan- cies only. Derby Aviation Ltd., Elstree Aerodrome,Herts. Tel.: Elstree 3070. [8817 COUTHEND-ON-SEA Municipal Flying School" Commercial and private pilot training. Night flying/link/radio/technical courses, C.P.L., £11,A.L.T.P., £17. Auster and Chipmunks from £3 15s. No entrance fee or subscription. The Municipal Air-port, Southend-on-Sea, Essex, Rochford 56204. [0450 AF.R.Ae.S., A.R.B. Certs., A.M.I.Mech.E., etc.,• on "No Pass—No Fee" terms. Over 90% suc- cesses. For details of Exams and Courses in allbranches of Aeronautical work, Aero Engines, dbkuti work, g,Mechanical Eng., etc., write for 148-page Handbook—f BIET (D 702) 29 Wright'sg pg free. B.I.E.T. (Dept. 702), 9 Wright's Lane,London, W.8. [0707 EXETER AIRPORT LTD. Courses for Com-mercial Pilot's Licence from £625. Private Pilot's Licence from £101 5s. Contract rate for solo flying,Austers and Tigers, £2 7s. 6d. per hour. Normal Dual/Solo rates, £3 7s. 6d. per hour. Twin Con-version, £6 12s. per hour. Chipmunk £5 5s. per hour. Messenger, £4 18s. 6d. per hour. Limited accommoda-tion £5 15s. 6d. per week. Exeter Airport, Exeter. Tel. 67433. [0060 CAMBRIDGE AERO CLUB. M.T.C.A. ApprovedPrivate Pilot's Licence Course, 30 hours: £3 10s. per hour. D.4 Link Trainer for Radio Compass andI.L.S. procedures to Instrument Ratin? Standard. £1 per hour. Instructor's Course, £3 10s. per hour.Night Flying, £4 10s. per hour. Auster J.I.N., £3 15s. per hour, dual and solo. No fees or subscriptions.Club operates on all days including weekends. The Aerodrome, Newmarket Road, Cambridge. Tel.:56291. [8818 BALL BEARINGS NEW Ball and Roller Bearings, over 4,000,000 instock in more than 4,000 types. Britain's largest stocks. Stock list available. Claude Rye, Ltd.,895-921 Fulham Road, London, S.W.6 RENown 6174 (Ext. 24). [0420 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES COULD you turn into a tycoon? Then enter theNews Chronicle "Get Ahead" Competition right away. There's £5.000 for a man or woman witha bright business idea. See B.B.C. TV on Tuesday. [8819 BINOCULARS CANADIAN ex naval officers' (Bausch and Lombpattern) 7x50 Prismatic, eyepiece focusing (cost £60). Limited supply, new with case, £19 17s. 6d.A. W. Young, 47 Mildenhall Road, London, E.5. Tel.: Amherst 6521. [0291 CAPACITY AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE Capacity; U.N.F. Screws, Capstan•* Lathe, Tooling and General Machining. Thread Milling. A.ID. and A.R.B. approved. Gauges andInstruments, Ltd., Highgate, N.6. Tudor 9851/2/3. [0160 TECHNICAL PRINTING COMPREHENSIVE service including compilationof technical manuals to ATA specifications, pre- paration of photo-litho originals by I.B.M, or Vari-typing, negative and litho plate making. Printing by small offset machines, warehousing and all ancillaryoperations. Keyswift Ltd., 251-7 Burnt Oak Broad- way, Edgware, Middx. Tel.: EDGware 5524/5. [049ft
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