Today, this young engineer is helping us solve the complex
problems inherent in the development of a nuclear aircraft
engine. He is doing engineering that offers innumerable
opportunities for creative thinking. Frequently, he works on
problems that could lead to early professional recognition.
chances are that research with electron diffraction will have
helped make this come true •The General Electric electron
diffraction instrument is versatile and easy to operate. The
unit consists of vacuum system, electron gun, power supply and
complete camera assembly — all the components required to
produce both reflection and transmission photographs from a wide
variety of samples. do you know this man? Here’s his dossier:
Graduate Engineer, in his thirties. Lost in a large engineering
group. Married, has good paying job but no future. Could go far
with right opportunity for creative engineering work. If you
know this man, tell him to communicate with J. M. Hollyday,
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