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Williams to Speak
At Chapel Service
The Rev. Preston Williams, acting University Chaplain,
will speak at the chapel services at 10:55 a.rn. Sunday in
Schwab Auditorium
his theme will be "Living
The Uffiversity Chapel Ch
Saxton Reactor
To Be Used
By University
A nuclear reactor soon to be
constucted at Saxton, Bedford
Count•, by the General Public
Utilities System will be used
by the University for research
and instruction.
Pie,ulent Eric A. Walker said
today the University had agreed
to become a participating mem
he' of the Saxton Nuclear Experi
mental Corporation —a non-profit
corporation organized to serve as
the iih,tiumentality through which
the Saxton nuclear research and
expei :mental project will be con
ducted
Memben,hip would involve- no
financial investment by the Uni
versity which would be free to
withdiaw at any time.
N J. Palladino, professor and
head of the Department of Nu
clear Engineering, said member
ship will give graduate students
and faculty members of the Uni
versity the opportunity to help in
obtaining and evaluating data
from an actual operating reactor
integrated into a power system.
It is expected that construction
and installation of the reactor
will inquire about Mg and one
halt yea N after which the te
acto will b.: operated by the
Comm atton for five years.
Nearn Resigns Position
Dr. William T. Nearn, associate
pioleysor of wood utilization, has
re,lgned hi po , ,ition, effective
Feb 29.
lie has accepted a post as pro
fe—wmal specialist in the Central
Re.,earch Laboratory of th e
Weyerhaeuser Company of Long
view, Wash., one of the largest
forest products companies in the
country.
SPACE, MISSILE & JET PROJECTS
SCIENTISTS and ENGINEERS
with or working on advanced degrees
Assignments include the following areas:
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Heat Transfer relating to missile Structures relating to cyclic
and space vehicle structures loads, temperature effects, and the
Servo-Mechanisms—relating to all investigation of new materials,
methods, products, etc.
types of control problems
Electronic Systems—relating to all Aerodynamics relating to wind
types of guidance, detection, con- tunnel, research, stability and
trol and communications control
Propulsion—relating to fluid
mechanics, thermodynamics,
dynamics, internal aerodynamics.
Environmental relating to air
conditioning, pressurization and
oxygen systems
PERSONAL ON CAMPUS INTERVIEWS
Monday, Feb. 15 and Tuesday, Feb. 16
We urge you to make an appointment to meet our representative through
your placement office. If you cannot do se, please write to
C. C. LaVene
Staff Assistant to VP Engineering
DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT COMPANY, INC.
3000 Ocean Park Blvd., Santa Monica, California
About 100 students have
signed up since Jan. 29 for the
the Life." i
iStudent Accident and Sick
ir under the direction of Willa ness Insurance Plan sponsored
Taylor v, ill sing 'Deck Thyself,
My Soul" by Cruger as the in- 4
by the Student Government
troit, and "Kyrie Eleison" by Association.
Linde,gren as the anthem. ;
' Students may take out insur-i
George Ceiga, University or
gamst, will play "Voluntary in
ance until 5 p.m. today at the last]
op
t at registration in Rec Hall
t
C" by Stanley as the prelude, '
or the Hetzel Union Building. Aft-}
“Rhosymedre" by Vaughn- Wit
,er today, insurance will be avail
hams as the offertory, and "Vol- able at Doty and Hench, 108 S.
untary on the 100th Psalm Tune";
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,by Purcell as the postlude. Allen St , until Feb. 15.
Students taking out a new
fl
odist chaplain and director of
The Rev. Richard Nutt, Meth-i I
, elicy - will be covered until Sept.
,l'" 1960.
,
the Wesley Foundation,
speak at the Protestant Service ,
will 10
The insurance has been
I sign ed de-
es for Cm
of Worship at 9 a.m. Sunday in
, pus studepnt seciall of y Main
the University
the Helen Eakin Eisenhower l and includes three main plans.
Chapel. The Rev. Sam Gibson,
executive Plan 1 covers accidental death,
director of the Uni-
accident medical expenses, sick
, versify Christian Association, ness expenses, and major-medi
will lead the service. !cal expenses. Premiums range,
The Student Christian Associa-4rom $1425 for an unmarried stu-I
tion Conference will be heldldent, to $46.25 for a student,,
Sunday noon at the Buaknell
ispouse and children.
Conference Center In Cowan, Pa.! Plan 2 covers only major-medi-,
Students may register for the, c ai expenses. Premiums range'
conference today at the UCA of-!from $4.50 to $11.50. 1
'fice in the Eisenhower Chapel. j Plan 3 provides the same cover-
The Sabbath Eve Services with:age as Plan 1, but it does not in-:
Clifford Nelson, associate profes-Iclude any major-medical ex
sor of accounting, officiating will' pense. Premiums range from
take place at 8 tonight at the Hil- '511.40 to $37.70.
lel Foundation. The foundation,
will hold a mixer and reception at M onat Joins Faculty
7p m. Sunday. A lox and bagel' ln Public Administration
brunch will be served at 10:30'
D Williamß. Monat, who has
a.m. Sunday in the Hillel Fenn- , r .
'served for the past three years
dation.
1 administrative assistant to
' "Patterns." a feature-length as
movie starring Van Heflin, willMennen Williams, overnor of
G. , -
be sponsored by the Student:Michigan, has been named asso
eve- elate
Christian Association four professor of public adminis
pings next week. 'tration.
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