'PAGE EIGHT
Dickson Will Speak
To EUB Fellowship
Dr. Harold E. Dickson, professor of fine arts, will speak
cm "The Nativity in Art" at a dinner meeting of the Evan
gelical United Brethren Fellowship at 5 p.m. tomorrow in the
BUB church parsonage, 306 W. Beaver Ave.
Tho Canterbury Association will hold an Even Song at
5 p.m. tomorrow to at
St. Andrews Chi eh. The Rev
erend Clarence C. Reimer. rector
.of St. Johil's Epi::enpal Church in
ESPllefonte will stwak on "The
Christian Approach to Christmas"
at a dinnor poeram at 5:30 p.m.
tomorrow.
A panel of University Christian
Association members present
discussion on - W:triess in the
University" at 6:30 pm. tomor
row at the Lutheran Student Cen
ter. Ruth Bosch will be moder
ator of the panel.
Newman Club will hold open
house at the Catholic Student
center tonight. There will be a
Rosary and Benediction at 7 p.m.
tomorrow at Our Lady of Victory!
Church. Father Ream's discussion
group will meet at 7 p.m. Mon
day in 104 Helen Eakin Eiscnhow-
Aer Memorial Chapel. Father Ream'
will give a short explanation of,
the Sixth Commandment—Thou]
shall not commit adultery—and'
then the group will discuss its
relation to college life.
French Journal
Features Work
Of Professor
The work of a University pro
fessor of physics, the first scien
tist to view atoms through a field
ion microscope, which he de
veloped and perfected, is featured
as the leading article in the De
cember issue of a French scien
tific magazine.
The reproduction of a photo
graph on the cover of the maga
-sine, "Science et Vie," was taken
by Dr. Erwin W. Muller through
his misroscope. The magazine has
a large circulation throughout
Europe..
Dr. Muller has received national
and international recognition for
his accomplishment which was
announced in October. 1955. at the
annual meeting of the Electron
Tvliscroscope Society of America
held" at the University.
Since then he has been invited
to give numerous papers and lec
tures on the subject in this coun
try and abroad.
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Pastor Darrell Eddy will con
duct the Evening Worship Serv
ice at 7:45 p.m. tomorrow at the
Calvary Baptist Church. 112 W.
Hamilton Ave.
The Wesley Foundation will
hold three discussion classes at
9:30 a.m, tomorrow in rooms 210,
211. and 212 of the Chapel. Ken
neth Beittel. assistant professor
of Art Education will speak on
"The Arts in Religion" at the
Evening Fireside Worship and
Forum. The group will meet at
6:15 p.m. tomorrow in the church
social room.
Three students from overseas
will discuss "Christmas in Other
Lands" at the United Student
Fellowship meeting at 6:30 p.m.
tomorrow at the Faith Evangeli
cal and Reformed Church. •
The Presbyterian Student Cen
ter will hold its annual tree-trim
ming and Chriblmas preparation
party at 7 tonight.
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A graduate in ceramics en
gineering, Dr. Matson later stud
ied anthropology and received his
Ph.D. in ceramic archeology. Dur
ing World War II he was en
gaged in research in the produc
tion of special optical glass used
in the war effort.
Dr. Matson joined the Univer
sity faculty in 1948 as a professor
of ceramics in the College of Min
eral Industries. He became pro
fessor of archeology in the Col
lege of the Liberal Arts in 1953.
The technology of guided missiles is literally a new domain. No field
.. of engineering or science o f fers greater scope for creative achievement.
Research and development at
Lockheed Missile Systems Division
cover virtually every field of engineering
and science and have created new
positions for graduates possessing
outstanding ability in the following fields:
Electronics
Research and development as
applied to missile systems and
associated equipment.
Computers
For solution of complex problems
and missile guidance.
Systems Engineering
Research and development in
missile systems.
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Advanced Study Program
Graduates in Physics, Electrical, Aeronautical
and Mechanical Engineering are invited to contact
their Placement Officer regarding the Advanced
Study Program which enables students to obtain
their M.S. and PhD. Degree while employed
in their chosen field.
M.S. and Ph.D. Graduates
The complexity of missile systems research
and development has created a number of
positions for those completing their M.S. and
Ph.D. degrees. The positions carry immediate
responsibility commensurate with the advanced
academic training and experience required.
Matson to Give
Final Lecture
In LA Series
Dr. Frederick R. Matson, pro
fessor of archeology. will present
the final lecture in the Liberal
Arts Lecture Series at Bp.m.
Tuesday in 121 Sparks.
Dr. .'liaL:on will talk on "The
Past is the Present."
1 Dr. Matson has participated in
archeological projects in the Uni
ted States and abroad. He has
visited Iraq twice, the second
time to secure carbon samples
from excavations. The samples
were tested by the radio-active
carbon method to determine age.
Rockets. as war weapons, were
introduced to the British Army
by Sir William Cosgreve, • who
died in 1828.
Tea Will Open
A tea will formally open the
School of the Art's exhibition,
"New Painters at Penn State,"
tomorrow afternoon in the Hetzel
Union. Building
Tea will be served front 3 to
5 p.m. and the public is invited
to attend.
The committee of hostesses in
charge of formal exhibition open
ings this year consists of Mrs.
Eric A. Walker, Mrs. E. F. Os-
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Related to missile guidance
Communications
In the broad arca of information
transmission.
Electromechanical Design
As applied to missile systems
and related equipment.
Instrumentation
Associated with aerodynamics,
physics and electronics.
Physics
Theoretical and experimental•
aero-physics, upper atmosphere
research, optics and nuclear physics.
Representatives of the Research and Engineering
staff will be on campus
Monday, December 10
Tuesday, December 11
You are invited to consult your Placement Officer
for an appointment.
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research and engineering staff
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1956
Art Exhibition
born, Mrs. Albert Christ-Janer,
Mrs. Julian Eisenstein, and Mrs.
Helen Galbraith.
Four new faculty members will
exhibit paintings.
They are Dr. Albert Christ-
Janer, professor of art and direc•
for of the School of the Arts;
Edwin W. Zoller, associate pro
fessor of art; Stuart H. Frost,
instructor in art; and George Pap
pas, instructor in art education.
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