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ALED TIESmr assure NEW HIGHS in QUALITY for INSTRUMENT In this inspection area of the new Fofnir instrument bearing facilities, BEAR1 NGS dust particles larger than 0.2 of a micron ore filtered out by special air conditioning. Completely new facilities for manufacturing precision instrument bearings increase Fafnir's ability to meet growing demands and more exacting bearings specifica- tions. Latest type equipment, including ultrasonic clean- ing units and unique testing devices, assure new highs in instrument bearing quality. Fafnir's precision instrument bearing facilities are unequaled in the field today - another sound reason why industry looks to Fafnir for help with bearing problems. The Fafnir Bearing Company, New Britain, Connecticut. BALL BEARINGS MOIT SQMPliI# IIHi 111 AUibleik 1. AMBITION-it is assumed you have this in abundance or you wouldn't be where you are. -you are fortunate studying in a fine school with engineering instructors of national renown. 1 I/ you hope to be a master in your profession, use CASTELL, drawing pencil of the masters. If your College store is out of CASTELL, write to us. ------------ I 1 The development and appli- 1 cation of Fafnir instrument 1 bearings call for a knowl- 1 edge of the design and op- 1 eration of widely diversified 1 types of equipment, ranging 1 from automatic pilots, com- I puters, and guided missile 1 instruments, to laboratory f equipment. Perhaps the 1 challenging andvaried field 1 of bearing engineering or 1 engineering salesoffers you 1 the opportunities you want. ! We'd be glad to hear from Personals a CONTINUED trick ( ompatn in Los Arigeles. The Rirhers ha\p tun son-' ar~d live in La Canada. Morton hl. I~a/tan MS is manager if advarited er~girieering in the IBM re- earrh laboratory in San Jose, ( alifornia. ie's been with the rorn[jdny since 1949. 1948 Il(irnr(I hmal Eldin MS, I- pi~blir rc- ation- Tianagtr for the Veal Eajt rlivi- ion of Ewo Standard, Iru. Hi5 offi( r I- n Maadi. ( airo. Egypt. Ceqt Roe %rite-; from Ffawaii thrft I "just pot hack from a two-yrar trip round thi world. I worker1 for a few nonths in Aii-tralia-and rniirriecl an Iu-itralian girl. We're settling down in Honolulu for good. I'IF jn^t returrie(1 to 1 joh as engineer t'nd ehtimator for a arge general coritr~c tor he rf ." ('harle'i Sii'i'ihinif rtLport-i that lit now w~ a third child. Amanda Frames, born n Ni w Year's Day. [he othtr tuo (hi[- Iren are Pamela. 1. and Peter. 2. ( harit* now asci-tant prof?-sor of elictiiral =ngirieeririg at the University of ( alifoinia in Berkeley and he ii- al-r) active a< an angineering
The Garrett Corporation operates under the principle that the units and systems which we research, design and produce must be the best of their kind. That's why we need forward-look- ing engineers. Stimulating assign- ments in the work you like best are only part of what we offer. We pay a premium for ability. You'll work with the finest research and labora- 43 tory facilities at your disposal . . . live in the most desirable areas in America - California, Arizona, the East Coast. Financial assistance and encouragement will help you continue your education in the graduate schools of fine neighboring universities. All modern U.S. and many foreign aircraft are Garrett equipped. We have pioneered such fields as refrig- THE CORPORAT4ON and controls, temperature controls, cabin air compressors, turbine motors, gas turbine engines, cabin pressure controls, heat transfer equipment, electro-mechanical equipment, electronic computers and controls. We are seeking engineers in all categories to help us advance our knowledge in these and other fields. Send resume of education and ex- eration systems, pneumatic valves perience today to: Mr. G. D. Bradley ass1 S. SEPUL.VEDA BLVD.. LOS ANGELES US, CALIFORNIA DIVISIONS: AIRESEARCH MANUFACTURING. LOS ANGELES * AIRESEARCH MANUFACTURING. PHOENIX * AlfiSU-Y AIRESEARCH INDUSTRIAL 0 REX 8 AEHO ENGINEERING 8 AIR CRUISERS AIRESEARCH AVIATION SERVICE FEBRUARY, 1957
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