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1t. Roy Davis
To Take Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. John Emer-
son Hitchcock of Tokyo,
Japan, and this city announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Mary Leffingwell to 1t. Ray
Eugene Davis. USMCR, son of
Representative and Mrs. Cliff
ford Davis of Washington and
Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Hitchcock graduated
from the International Con-
vent of the Sacred Heart in
Tokyo, Japan. and attended
Sweet Briar College. 1t. Davis
is a graduate of the School of
Engineering at Vanderbilt Uni
versity. He is now in training
at the Naval Air Station at
Corpus Christi, Tex, and will
receive his wings in early June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13
.MISSVAUGHAN
ENGAGED TO
MR.. THOMAS

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul De Hoff
Reed of Barnstable, Mass.
announce the engagement of
Mr.. Reeds sister, Miss Vir-
ginia Vaughan of Green
wich, Conn, to Mr.. William
Tuley Thomas, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent Cox
Thomas of Louisville, KY.
Miss Vaughan graduated
from Walnut Hill School.
Natick. Mass, and attended
Smith College. She made her
debut at the Greenwich Co.
tillion.
MI. Thomas attended Ken
yon College and was gradu-
ated from the University of
Louisville. He will be gradu-
ated from the Protestant
Episcopal Theological Sem
mary in Virginia in May,
1857.
He is a member of Beta
Theta ri and the Bachelors
Club of Louisville.
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to
End Season
Saturday

The Army-Navy-Alr Force
Cotillion closes one of its most
brilliant seasons on Saturday
with dinner-dance for men,
bers only at Patton Hall, Fort
Myer.
Sponsor OF the Cotillion and
members of the committee are
all of the West Point Glass of
1884. and their wives. They
will form a receiving line at
7 pm. Dinner will be served
at 7:30.
There will be corSages for
the girls and boutonnieres for
the boys. MlSergt. Lloyd
Werle. arranger for the Air
Force Band, will be the fea-
tured entertainer during din
ner.
Junior hosts will help fill
dance programs for all, and
will lead the grand march at
9 o'clock. This group includes
Robert Collan, David Maynard,
Thomas E. Stone. Alan Will
!, liams. Katherine Hayes, Mary
Mansfield, Lucille Massey and
Susan Stone,
The Nell o Tones will play
for dancing.
The spring dinner dance of
the Marine Aviation Officers
Wives Club on Friday was a
great success. More than 300
turned up for this sprightly
affair. The ballroom at the
Officers Club, Fort Lesley j.
McNair was really transformed
into a spring garden.
Honor guests were the Com
mandant of the Marine Corps,
Maj. Gen. Randolph McC.
Pate, and Mrs. Pate, and 1t.
Gen. and Mrs. Vernon Mcgee.
Hosts for the evening were 1t.
Gen. and Mrs. Christian F.
Schilt. Chairman of the af-
fair was Mrs. Guy M. Morrow,
who was accompanied by Col.
Morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13

every stable worth its colors
has a goat as a mascot. APP
parently the four-footed crea-
lures have a quoting effect on
highbred SteedS. Therefore,
about the nastiest thing you
could do to one of the kings
of the sport of kings would be
to get his goat. And therein,
little ones, lies the origin of
that phrase.
WASHINGTON IS TALK
ING ABOUT:-The pedalling
of Senator and Mrs. Bill Full
bright. The suave professor"
from Arkansas and his attrac-
tive Philadelphia Main Line
wife are bicycling all over
town. think nothing of wheel
ing the 10 miles from their
house to Chevy Chase and
back. Jerry Hill looming
off to Paris. then to Russia
where she's visiting American
Minister to Moscow and Mrs.
Newbold Walmsley. She's due
back IN two or three weeks.
The coming visit of Gen.
Alfred Gruenther, NATO COM
mander, who arrives here the
2lst to see the President. to
speak at West Point, to speak
at the University of Washing
ton, to testify on the Hill about
the military aid program. to
return to Paris after 10 days
in all. Next week-end's
visit of the Harold Talbotts
who will stop with the Curtis
Munsons. Peggy will stay until
the 22nd. 5. Gladys Tartiere's
three children getting married
within three months. Elaine
Tartiere, three months ago:
Ernie Byfield, two months ago;
Hugh Byfield, less than a
month ago. Pan American
Anyways No. 2 man Sam Pryor
sending a truckload of giant
palm branches. banana plants.
bougainvilea, etc. from his
jungle-like place in Hobe
Sound to Washington to add
color and charm to the Pan
American Ball on the 18th.
Marguerite Higgins husband,
Brig. Gen. Bill Hall. motor
cycling from home to Pentagon
daily and riding right up the
front steps of his Georgetown
home on it to park it in their
vestibule.
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Mr.. Carr to Speak

The Credit Women's Break
fast Club will hold its 18th
annual bosses breakfast on
Wednesday at 7:45 am. at the
Willard Hotel. Mr.. Edward R.
Carr. president of the Wash
ington Board of Trade will
speak on What the Future
Holds for Washington"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23
Woman Jumps
Just Too Lute as
Train Hits Auto

/ JACKSON, Mich, Sept. % up
Mrs. Evelyn Sanders Of Jackson
stuck with her car today as II
stalled on a crossing in the patti
of a New York Central freight
train.
Frantically she attempted Il
get the car started. At the last
minute she abandoned the ef-
fort and jumped just as the en-
lgine smashed into the car. The
car in flight struck Mrs. San
ders and threw her back inside
across the dashboard.
She suffered compound frac-
lures of both legs and head in
Ijuries. Doctors at Mercy Hos
pital said she was in critica,
condition.
The accident was described by
Mrs. Sanders niece, Juritta
Smith, 10. Miss Smith was q
passenger in the car. While
Mrs. Sanders remained at the
wheel she jumped to safety and
was unhurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23
Six Student Nurses
On TV With Folsom

Six students Of Alexandria
Hospitals School Of Nursing will
be members of the panel on
youth Wants To Know" tele-
vision program on WRC-TV to-
day at 2:30 pm.
The guest to be interviewed
is Marion B. Folsom, secretary
of Health, Education end We'll
fare.
The students are JacGuelyn
Bracey, $40 Nelson avenue,
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Reserves Hail.
New Planes
BY a star Stan Correspondent.

BRUNSWICK, Me-, Sept. a.
Two squadrons from the Ana
costa Naval Air Reserve Train
ing Unit, morale higher than the
peak altitude of their new air.
planes, wound up two weeks duty
here and headed for home today
More than a year ago, from
Floyd Bennett Field, N. Y, 9
Washington Star reporter wrote
of the sad plight in which the
men of Patrol Squadron 662 anc
Fleet Air Support Squadron 66s
found themselves when it came
to airplanes.
They're brave men because
they're flying in airplanes that
should have been in the Wright
Brothers own private Valhalls
years ago." the story said of the
old PV-2 twin engine craft.
PentagOn ExplOdes
They're patient because they
use everything but chewing gum
and hairpins to keep the poor
old and tired Lockheed patrol
bombers flying"
That story blew the lid off
The Pentagon got mad.
But VP 662 and FASRON 665
Igot their new airplanes-long-
distance champion P2Vs-a few
months ago. The type flown here
in two weeks of familiarizatior
once flew from Australia to Col
lumbus, Ohio. nonstop for a pis-
ton-engine record which still
stands.
Comdr. George c. Atteberry
of VP 662, is an airplane sales
man for Beechcraft. The
lFASRON unit is commanded by
Comdr. Edwin j. Swindler.
50-HOur Average
The 81 pilots in the two squad
Irons piled up well over 300 hours
on the aircraft and averaged
better than so hours per man
during the two weeks here.
Familiarization with the new
planes and lots of instrument
time precluded any tactical work.
Normally, the patrol squadron
would be on the rocket and gun
merry ranges. CroSs-country flying
took them as far away as Olathe.
Kans.
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Dancer Lnterprets

TOKYO, Sept. % (P).-Prime
Minister Ichiro Hatoyama's in
terpreter when he goes to Mos
COW to reopen Soviet-Japanese
peace talks will be ballet
dancer. Mrs. Chieko Hattori,
head of Tokyo'sA Hattori-Shi-
mazda ballet troupe, was born in
Vladivostok. She studied dane
ing under Russians and learned
their language.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23
Area Car Count
.0f is Million
Seen by 1880

Along with an expanding pop
ulation that should reach 3.4
million by 1880 the number Of
resident automobiles will double
to about is million in the Wash
ington Metropolitan Area.
The prediction came from
Jerome p. Pickard. research d.
rector of the economic develop
ment committee Of the Wash
ington Board of Trade.
Mr.. Pickard was one of sew
eral speakers at a Community
Chest conference here to orient
volunteers to means of doing a
more effective job in the coming
year, The day-long session at
American University was for the
benefit Of volunteer workers OF
all the areas Community Chests
and Councils.
Estimates Detailed
The economist added details
on the population trends. He said
the increase in the city itself
will amount to only IL per cent,
in contrast to suburban popu-
lation increase of 100 per cent.
The new totals by 1880 should
come to GAO, 900 in the District,
25 million in the surrounding
areas.
| Mr.. Pickard expects median
family income to rise to $4,000
in 1855 buying-power dollars.
Area employment will increase
80 per cent to is million owing
chiefly to expanded Industrial
Iization.
The ratio of Negroes to whites
in the city is due to continue
its steady rise to IS per cent by
1890, Mr.. Pickard predicted. The
Metropolitan Area ratio, how
ever, will remain at % per cent.
Children under Is will con-
stitute SO per cent of the area
population in 1880 after reach
ing a peak 38 per cent in 1865.
Would Develop Seaport
He described the Board of
Trade program to diversity in
dustry here to make the econ
omy less dependent on the Fed
cred Government. The program
involves attracting national Or
ganization headquarters, ma
tional Offices of business firms,
research and development
groups, wholesale and diStri-
button activities and manufac-
turing.
He strongly urged develop
ment of an area seaport. He
said major traffic improvements
must be made before We are
under tidal wave of vehicles. !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23

Gloria Ruth Davis, 554 E. Nell
son avenue, and 10 Phyllis Eng
fish, TIT S. Lee street, all of
Alexandria; also Shirley Hughes,
Bowling Green. Va; Evelyn
Peachey. RID. l, Front Royal,
Va. and Carol Porter, GA Shop
herd street, Fredericksburg, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23
Arlington Courses Set
lin CD lndoctrinntion

Glass No. 88 in the Civil De-
Tense Indoctrination Course will
be held at 8 pm. Wednesday
and for the next three weeks in
the Wakefield High School, 4901
South Chesterfield road, Ar
lington.
The course is sponsored by
the Claremont Apartments Civic
Association.
Participants will learn basic
civil defense organization with
lemphasis on the family unit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23
Hunt Oil in Chino

VIENNA, Austria, Sept. % (P),
A team Of Hungarian biologists
is seeking oil in central China,
Budapest radio reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
AUTo sALEsMEN, expanding ne,

AUTO Statesmen. expanding new
car dealer tone OF big threeI has
need for . top-notch professional
automobile statesmen, to round out
force IN time for peak selling sea:
son Must have good refs. and
proven sales records Best avail
s saafy sse Slsn c tGs sn c Sa
Baltimore ave. Riverdale. Nd;
AUTO Statesmen, exper in auto
motive field not necessary. II you
have had any selling exper. II
any line, we will train you to sell
the all-new 1886 Chrys l;I
Plymouth cars. Also, complete line
OF used cars: Earn while you
to Mr.. Breeder or Mr.. Kay at EAST
WEST MOTORS, INC, 400 East
West hwy Silver Spring. Nd be-
tween Q and b pm. any day
AUTO statesmen - A career in
sales. The most-wanted product In
America, III { o m o b les; almost
everybody needs and wants a car
Get yourself into an essential bust
ness with unlimited opportunity
people buy Ford v-ss than any
other VS. in the world II you
have the desire to sell, write today
giving particulars. age education,
experience ETC. All replies con-
fidential. We are moving into the
newest sutomotive facilities in
Washington in April. Comprehen-
alive training course will start April
LIST You can earn while you learn.
write, Box 147-R, Star.
AUTOMOBILE sALESMEN--Leadine
suburban Ford leadership needs 2
more hard-hitting statesmen to
round out small sales force Ample
floor time; leads furnished; good
working conditions no Sunday
work. Company dement's available
after probation Low personnel
turnover makes this desirable place
to work See Mr. Harris in person,
PALMER FORD 3032 Hamilton ST.
Hyattsville. Nd. WA. 10000.
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ELECTRICIANS HELPER. at least
| year; Local sxper teaSs IN nor new .n OF
good pay. TRUNNELL ELECTRIC.
E GEi IRsSSSG ENGINEERS, exSer
in design Of electronic circuits,
VHF and UHF techniQues. Open
ings. for engineers in its growing
DEVELOPMENT program ss Satstan cnIn
mensarste with ability and the
opportunity to become q key mem
Der of a fast-growing. competent
organization. THE ORDNANCE
Frederick Airport. Frederick Nd.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, white. over
timekeepers office, SHOREHAM No.
TEL. $500 Calvert st. NV. No
phone calls accepted. 80 j,
ENGINEER. retired, or experienced
man capable Of taking OF from
plans and selling permanent steeI
forms for concrete 1oors ana Ini, I0Gis
opportunity. BOX 3s5-R, Star.
ENGINEER - CUSTOMER RELA-
TIONS-Excellent career emporium
ity as q field engineer with large
Natl. Mgr. serVicing industrial
clientele. REQUIRES man age 20
40 with 2 or more years of college
work in engineering or physics and
chemistry. Exper. in electrical
field helpful. Position leads TO
sales engineering or management
and carries a starting salary. de-
pending on qualifications. of $3.50
plus expense acct. and bonus. All
fringe benefits: No reg; fee. Man Man
Suite 500, 1406 G st. NV.
ENGINEER, professional certificate
or degree. For the field Of govern
ment industrial and commercial
fence should include system de-
sign and layout. Well established
local client will start man to
MENT coNsULTANTs, INC, Suite
600, I4O6 G st. NV.
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HELP-MEN

CRAFTSMAN. temporary. fun time:
U. s. citizen. OIL. 6-S100.
tween and $50 Pm. no Setur-
day or Sunday work; salary,
$3.50 to SEQ q week. and dinners.
For further information. see Mr..
McGARRAQHY at 511 l4th st.
m M s.S On Monday I. .C,;, and ..s.Mo1 -,
plumbing-heating, mechanical con-
tractor. Call for appt.. r. J.
DWYER & SONS. XII. 9-S0S0. 90
CRAFTSMAN. architectural. expert
eneed in shop drawings and detail
ton tRs s SIi! sss!g ISi Star iuH niS e.
CRAFTSMAN. architectural. expert
enced. wanted by builder Of low
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commensurate with ability. En-
in own handwriting. P. o. Box
2O3S. South Station. Arlington, Va.
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CO0k-Fast on short orders. no
takers. refs. required. which must
show 2 yrs. on the Job. SO do not
waste my time: no phone calls, Ap-
ply "a pm, RIORDAN'S, 1855
4th st. s.w.
COOK white. broiler experience:
references; OLD COACH INN.
cOo SEia* second sa; CF v gGSss for esf.
terra work in one of Washington S
finest downtown cafeterias: hours
between l. am. and $40 pm. 81
days. Salary, $50 to sos a week,
and meals. Applicant must have
proven himself steady sober
worker For further information.
see MR. MrGARRAGHY at Sill
l4th st. NV, on Monday. --25
COOK WANTED, white. to work in
open kitchen. Sundays of: day
work Apply VIENNA BAKERY
AND RESTAURANT. 81 Pa.
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HELP-MEN
AUTO statesmen

An excellent opportunity for ex-
perienced, aggressive auto statesmen
10 sell the popular SO Chevrolet for
Washington oldest Chevrolet dealer.
Best commissions in town; ample
fioor time. demonstration furnished
Apply in person ask for Mr. Cor
corn, BARRY-PATE CHEVROLET,
1880 Conn. ave. NV.
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HELP-MEN

EDITORS, technical. must have
baek9round II ehemistry and Phs.
knowledge Of at least one foreign
language. State age. education and
editorial experience. Box 32s-L,
Star. -26
EDUCATIONAL SALESMAN. in and
outside work. Miss Lewis. at
BOYD'S, 700 18th. cor. q NV.
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HELP-MEN
BOOKKEEPER, par

BOOKKEEPER. part time. day or
eve; .aiary and hours open; must
have transp. to Camp Springs. Nd.
RE. 6-7116 for appt. -25
of record work. payroll. receivables,
etc. Some tipping. Permanent, B.
day. 40-hour wk. Pleasant work
ing conditions. Apply $50 am
Monday. NATIONAL BOOK DIS
TRlBUTORS, 2020 Duke ST., Alex
andria Va
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ENGINEERS
MECHANICAL

ELECTRONIC MECHANICAL
Most engineers in the Washington area are familiar
with MELPAR and are aware OF how we have grown
during the short span of 10 years. from our initial
conception to firmly established organization,
Subsidiary of the Westinghouse Air Brake Co., and
the largest industrial research laboratory in the
Washington area
The growth of company has, OF course, been
accompanied by the growth of the individual engi-
neers our staff They have found no lengthy
waiting period before the opportunity for advance
ment presents itself. AS soon they are prepared
to accept additionl responsibility, it is given
Individual recognition is fundamental for advance
ment at MELPAR. Years of experience, age, senior
ity are all secondary to the merit of an engineers
job performance in determining his growth.
Consider this invitation to visit our new laboratory
in Falls Church We are proud of our company and
welcome the opportunity to discuss its merits and
how you can become member of our expanding
technical staff.
FOR AN APPOINTMENT
CALL TECHNICAL PERSONNEL REPRESENTATIVE
JE 10000 EXTENSION 900
Openings presently available in the following
fields:
"Network Theory 'Radar and Counter
Systems Evaluation measures
Authorization 'Packaging Electronic
.,.,orovova recbnioue Equipment
"UHF, Wifi or SHF ~ N'eo1"S
Receivers 'Microwave Filters
%Ana,op Commuters *Flight Simulators
"Dgital Computers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.Maonetic Tame Standardization
Handling Electro Mechanical Designs
Equality Control and Test Engineering
Apply in Person
Monday Through Friday
8 AM to PM.
MELPAR, INC.
OF WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE
5000 ARLINGTON BLVD, FALLS CHURCH, VA.
CTake Arnold va Bus From 18th and Z sts. NV.
10 Plant Entrance)
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BUTCHER
CAR JOCKEY

ENGINEERS-SClENTlSTS
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
Requiring Advanced Skills in
Science and Engineering
COMBUSTION SCIENTISTS
rkpsp1nNcE HAVING BACKGROUND AND INTEREST IN
HIGHTEMpERATURE GASEOUS REACTION KINErIcs. FOR
uNcLAssIF1ED FUNDAMENTAL FLAME-K1NET1c NvEsII
CATIONS DESIGN REVEAL MEcHANIssis OF FLAME FLAME
AND EXTINCTION WE ARE
IN WIDE VARIETY OF FLAME SYSTEMS. EQUALIZATION
RESULTS Is ENCOURAGED
PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS
MS in mathematics or chemical engineering.
strong theoretical background In mathematics,
thermodynamics Heat transfer differentlal
equations for theoretical studies IN interior
ballistics, heat transfers and dynamic systems.
as orMs. in physics, or mechanical engineer
ing good theoretical background IN thermo-
dynamics basic physics electronics Tor mecnan-
ical design of special apparatus, experimental
studies in gun development.
DEVELOPMENT CHEMISTS
BIS to PHD, with experience for laboratory
studies of propellant Foundations, bonding ana
potting techniques. Familiarity with resins
desirable.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
BIS or MS in mechanical engineering to 8
years experience design experience in chemical
process equipment pressure vessels, or stress
ANALYSIS and familiar with high performance,
closet tolerance design technques, for rocket
metal parts design.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERS
Staff engineer BIS. or MS. in chemical eng-
neerng chemistry, to years experience
New project design, estimation good technical
writing ability; grasp of cost and feasibility OF
research and development projects
BIS in chemical engineering with up to years
experience. To assist superintendent OF field
experimental plant containing solid propellant-
rocket and other ordnance development facilities
Please send detailed resume of experience, education
professional references and salary requiremntS.
Atlantic Research Corp.
9O1 NORTH COLUMBUS STREET
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA
King 9-7500, Ext. 1OS
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HELP--MEN

DESI6NEnr CRAFTSMAN - d)
PiumhiAk and heating; ~ electric
cal; permanent WaShineton. Call
Mr.. Partridge. RE. 7-190e.
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DRY WALL

Point up men needed In large SUBJ
division Of 400. houses: STEADY WORK
gia ave. GREENWOOD knobs.
Wheaton, Nd. Ask for Mr.. Smith.
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BRICKLAYERS - Q0) white me-
chanics needed; yr.-around work:
6-day wk.. good working cond. JOB
starting Mon. need ! mechanic
capable of running work. Top
wages Call FL. 4-7676, --28
BUILDING SUPPLY and brick sales
man-manager: ambitious man, or
EXPERIENCED man with own follow
ing: old line COMPANY; car neces:
sary: bonus against draw. Send
qualifications to Box 134-R. Star,
BUTCHER experienced only; non
dna soO sD Torki sHTScS sfaeifiGSs
SUPER MARKET, 1928 Rhode
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BUTCHER, exper., good sal. 5M-
day wk. Lee; atr,e1nd .os super e
Pershing dr.. Arlington. -26,
service. steady Job:
no late hours; Apply Brad,
va O. TT 0-S020 -27
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FORD

dealer with . locations, Excellent
pay plan. Demonstration furnished,
Be among the group who will en-
Joy excellent working conditions
and supervision by an old estab-
lished firm. Applicants see Mr.; Nc
Carthy Sales Manager, HALEY'S
FORD, INC. LIST st. and M st. sc.
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DCOlOlNu1CO
Guided
Missile Launching
Systems
Additional openings in long-range projects on
the weapons of the future with
VITRO
The challenge of a new chronological field
can be yours with the expanding VITRO LAB
ORATORY in Silver Spring Here you will find
career opportunities in the new mechanical
engineering field.
Guided Missile Launching Systems
The following positions are available:
SYSTEMS ENGINEERS
Openings for Mechanical Engineers with four
to ten years of engineering experience. Must be
capable of recognizing the simple practical ap-
proach to complex problems Experience with a
manufacturing concern in design, planning and
control of product would be helpful.
MECHANICAL DESIGN
ENGINEERS
Openings for Mechanical Engineers with four to
ten years of engineer design experience; back
ground in one or more of the following pre-
ferred: Automatic Machinery, High Speed
Mechansms, Material Handling Devices, etc.
Ability in cam, lnkage and gearing dynamics
desirable.
HYDRAULICS ENGINEERS
Openings for Hydraulics Engineers with 10 to IL
years of general engineering, hydraulics and
commercial and ordnance design. Analysis of
power requirements of missile handling and
launching systems.
MECHANICAL
ILLUSTRATORS
Openings for mechanical illustrators with sew
eral years of experience. Will prepare perSpec-
tive isometric and free-hand sketches of heavy
equipment to show principals of basic design.
For complete information about the project
educational assistance and other empoye ben
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