University of Toronto Engineering Society - Skule Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS REQUIRED BY CANADIAN ARMY PPLICATIONS for commissions are being accepted now by the Corps of Royal Canadian Engineers, the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals, and the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers from graduate engineers and registered professional engineers. Applicants must be 18 to 30 and meet Army enrolment standards. Here is an excellent opportunity to combine an engineering career with the prestige and benefits of a career as an officer. Apply to Army Recruiting Station, 507 College Street, Toronto, Ontario Telephone: EM. 6-8341 - Local Number 277 28

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Since the first large dial telephone systems in Canada were supplied by automatic electric over 50 years ago, AE has been a leader in every phase of telephone development. To-day, a pushbutton branch exchange switchboard— the most modern of its kind available anywhere— has been developed in Canada for Canadian needs. Tomorrow electronic switching equipment and telephones, now being engineered by AE, will be even more versatile. Our knowledge of Canadian business requirements, not only nationally but locally, coast-to-coast, makes automatic electric the logical single source of supply for all communications or control equipment. 6012 Over fifty years supplying Canadian industry and utilities with • EXPERIENCED ENGINEERING • QUALITY PRODUCTS • COMPLETE SERVICE AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC Subsidiary of GENERAL TELEPHONE ELECTRONICS 30