Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Placemeni New Civil S Used By Fe The Placement Bureau has ment from the U. S. Civil Ser entrance examination to be use agencies to fill a wide variety or trainee level. "The first written test will be given December 10. Interested students who expect to complete the required educational courses within the next nine months should apply for this examination," Mrs. Ruth I. McVey, head of the Place ment Bureau, said. Most of the appointments will be made to positions paying the entrance salary of $8,670.00 a year (Grade GS-5), located in Wash ington, D. C., and throughout the United States, territories and pos sessions. The examination may also be used to fill a few overseas positions in the U. S. Information Agency and other agencies. Some appointments will be made to posi tions at Grades GS-6 and GS-7 ($4,080.00 and $4,525.00 a year). Other Examinations This is not the only entrance examination for college graduates. Engineers, physicists, chemists, and certain other technical per sonnel are recruited through other examinations. Seniors having pri mary interest in and training for such special fields should refer to the appropriate announcement and file for that examination. Placement interviews for the week of October 31 through November 4 are as follows. Seniors and graduate students wishing to talk with the inter viewers may make appointments through the schools where the interviews are to be held. School of Business Administration Mr. Floyd Knight of the- Atomic Energy Commission's Savannah River Operations Office will be in the School of Business Adminis tration on Thursday, November 3, to talk with prospective January accounting graduates in connection with openings at the Savannah River Plant. On Monday, October 31, repre sentatives of Combustion Engi neering, Inc. will be interested in talking with chemical and me chanical engineers and physicists. Combustion Engineering has open ings for trainees for engineering, sale--, field service, estimating and production. Engineering Interviews Mr. George L. English, Civilian Personnel Representative, Warner Robins Air Materiel Area, USAF, 250 MEN (Continued from page 4) Phi Kappa Sigma: Robert Free man, Tom Lydon, -Walter Dag gette, Howard Rambo, Charlie Sanders, Benjie Benjamin, Bob Luft, John Benedicktsson, Mike Miller, Bill Thomas, Alex Lan caster, Melvin Martin, Rick Pof fenburger, Frank Kotteamp, Dick Adkins, Thomas Cathy. Pi Kappa Phi: Jack Martin, Vernon Scott, Wayne Scott, Wayne Davis, Bennie Deusenbury, Jim Kennedy, Dan Cardell, Don Spaul dling, Oakley Herring, Jack Ro gers, Sam Rigby, Jerry Taunt, Arthur Coutras, George Chewning, Ronald Long, John Stratford, Bob Bingham, Herman Hill, Jack Fen ton, David Houser, Jimmy Hed rick, Jeral Woolsey,' Jack Parker, Jimmy Dowd. 640 K. C. WU! MONDAY 1:58-Sign On 2:00--Popular Showcase 2:55-News in Brief 3:00-Jaix at the Concert 3:80-Music Froma Broadway 4:00-Palmetto Mystery Tune 4:05-Carlina Calling 4:45-World News Round-Up 5:00-Carolina Mystery Tune 5:05-Carolina Calling 8:00-Co-ed on Camnpus 6:15-B9dtand 0:80-Fyn High 7:00-Strtm 7z804aein Blue 8:8~-Muso'Off'teR...rd 9:00-Request Rendezvous 10:00--Musio for Moderns 10:45-World In Brief 10:50-Sign Off TUESDAY 1:56SinOn 2:00IoplrShowcase 2: -es in Brief 8:00-ass at the Concert 8:80-Mud Fromn Broadway 4:00-Pametto MyseyTune 4:05-CaroMoasalin 4:45-World News -oadUp 5:00-- hfystery Tune S: Gilling 7: EmCas 1 10: - farief Announc ervice Tests deral Depts recently received an announce ice Commission of a new type d by Federal departments and of positions at the entrance will be in the School of Engineer ing on November 1 to interview industrial, mechanical, chemical, electrical and aeronautical engi neers. Warner Robins is a service and supply base for the U. S. Air Force in the southeastern area. Starting salaries for these posi tions will be $4,345.00 p. a. with the possibility of promotion to $4,930.00 in six months. On Wednesday, November 2, Mr. H. R. Bergquist of North Amer ican Aviation, Inc., Engineering Department, at Los Angeles, will interviev civil, electrical and me chanical engineers at the B.S. and M.S. levels. North American has openings at the position of Junior Engineer and Engineer in aero dynamics, design, flight test, re search, structures and weight. There are also openings for physi cists. ALCOA Visit Also on November 2, Mr. D. W. Poage and Mr. R. E. Mabry will interview all types of January engineering degree candidates in the School of Engineering to fill positions with Aluminum Com pany of America. ALCOA is con cerned with mining, refining, fabrication and sale of aluminum and magnesium. Mr. Arthur M. Suggs of the Trane Company will want to inter view mechanical engineers on November 3 in connection with sales engineering positions, both in- the field and in the home office. "Trane" manufactures heating, ventilating, refrigeration, air con ditioning and heat transfer equip ment and markets these products through its own sales organiza tion. RENTALS - SALES FORN 707 Hair COLUit ENGINI SENIC North A: Avia Los Au will intpru SNo' BC Radio Gi WEDNESDAY 1:58-Sign On 2:00-Popular Showcase 2:55-News in Brief 3:00-jazz at the Concert 3;30-Music From Broadway 4:00-Palrnetto Mystery Tune 4:05-Carolina Calling 4:45-World News Round-Up 5:00-Carolina Mystery Tune 5:05-Carolina Calling 6:00-Co-ed on Campuj 6:15-Bandstand 6:30--Flying High 7:00.-Startine 7:30-Serenade in Blue 7:45-World of Sports 8:00--Tops h. a 8:30-Music 01f the Record 10:00-Nigt Trai 10:45--World In Brief 10:50-Sign Off THURSDAY 1:58-Sign On 2:00-Popular Showcase 2:55-News in Brief a:00-Jass at the Cocr 3:30-Music From Broadway 40-amtto Myatery Tune 4:45-Waolin Cewsnd-U 5:00-Carolina Mystery Tune 5:05-Carolina Calling 6:00-Co-ed on Campus 4 6:15--Bandstand 8:30-Flyn Higha 7:80-This is Our Faith 7:48-World of Sports 8:00-Tops in Pop 8:80-Music Off eBord 9:00- ensdeavous 10:00- NIt Train 10:45-World in Brief 10a-S.-gn Off es* Exam Engineering Talks Start On Tuesday The first of a series, of engi neering addresses will be delivered in the Seminar Room of the Engi neering .Building next Tuesday, according to Dr. R. L. Sumwalt, dean of the School of Engineering. All faculty members and stu dents are invited, Dr. Sumwalt said. The address will be delivered by Dr. T. A. Boyd, a senior engineer on the staff of the research labor atories division of General Motors. His subject will be "On Being An Engineer." The address will begin at 4 p.m. on Tuesday. Dr. Boyd received a Bachelor of Chemical Engineering Degree from Ohio State University in 1918 and later the professional degree of Chemical Engineer. He received the Ohio State Uni versity Lamme Medal award for meritorious achievement in engi neering in 1939 and in 1953 the honorary d e g r e e, Doctor of Science. Dr. Boyd has published more than 50 technical papers. lie also is author of two books: "Gasoline -What Everyone Should 'Know About It," and "Research-the Pathfinder of Science and In justry." Hillel Picks Officers Lois Miller of Columbia has been !lected the new president of the Elillel Foundation. Other officers alected were: Max Rivkin, vice )resident; Belle Lavisky, treas arer; Margie Russ, secretary; Yvonne Slesinger, corresponding ;ecretary; Miriam Karesh, his orian; and Carol Friedman, re )orter. RGEST IN THE SOUTHEAST" IAL WEAR FOR MEN den St. * Phone 3-0481 1BIA. SOUTH CAROLINA :ER ING IRS... mueniccana lion ugeles ~iew here 1. 2 uide 640 K. C. FRIDAY 1:58-Sign On 2:00--Popular Showcase 2:55-News in Brief 3:00-Jazz at the Concert 3:30-Music From Broadway 4:00-Palmetto Mystery Tune 4:05-Carolina Calling 4:45-World News Rond-Up 5:00-Carolina Mystery Tune 5:05--Carolina Calling 8:00-Co-ed on Campus 6: 15-Bandstand 0:30-F'lying fligh 7:00-Startiee 7:S0-Sereniade in Blue 7:45-World of Sports 8:00-Tope in Pope 8:80-Musio Off the Reoord 9:00-Request Rendezvous 10:00-Music for Modern. 10:45-World in Brief 10:50--Sign Off SATURDAY 11:59 P.M.-Sign On 12:00~News in Brief 12:05-Music for Twelve 1:55--News in Brief 2:00-Sign Off SUNDAY 8:59-Sign On 9:00-Sunday Morning Concert I:00-News i Brief 1:05-BigSlh 2:30-News in ~Bref . 2:35-The Big Spin 4:45-World Mews Rot8ad-UJp 5:00-The Dig Spin 5:45-World of Sports 6:30-Week's Best 7:00-News in Brief Society Presef "The Medium," which is the second presentation of the Uni- I versity Film Society this season, will be shown Tuesday at 8 p.m. In the Russell House assembly hall. 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