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All armor engineering studonm
will be (‘xcusod from claoses at 2
pink” Wednesdayv to attend an ad—
dress in be given by Mr, Everett
S. Lee, nationally known on» Inger,
according; to Dean 3. C. Pueblos.

Mr. Lee, who is head oi" the gen-w
em} engineering and. consulting lahv
oratory of the, Control Station dil-
vioion of General Elociric Company
will talk on the methods and oppor—
mnities for advancemeni, in the en—
gineering profession and discuss the
professional aid extended to young:
engineers in their deveionmont of
professional status. In this elcture,
Mr. Lei: will outline three methodo
of advancement: graduate study in
an ongineering institution, company
training programs, and self—progress.

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for the ministry was given up to
join the army, and hiss eventual as-
signment a3 2. reporter upon demo-
bilization. From there, “Days of
Our Years” goes to Parim France,
Africa, the Near East, the Ethiopi‘
an and Spanish Wars and finally
back to Holland. Those who may
wonder at ”the events in Palestine
will do well to read the chapter enl
titled “After Seven Centurion.” Van
Paasson combineo a masterful de-
scription of men and events with a
prophetic fooling- of right and
wrong.

A sequel, “That Day Alone" is a
oombar picture of the outbreak of
World War H and the. fall of France.
Pierre van Paasson’s most recent
book is “Earth Could be Fair.” This
is a story of his own Holland, bur
interwoven is the effect of world
conditions, before and after the war.
Reader‘s Digest; lash December took
its Christmas story from the pages
of “Earth Could be Fair,” and it is
interesting to note that the», author
hm; returned to the niiniatry.
Throughoui the book, van Pangsen
protests against injustice» and cham~
pions the democracy: tradition of
science and enlighfienment

There are many other "books; and
authors that can well be read for in~
apimtion, education and enjoyment.

   

 

 

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