Page Four THE ROCKETEER Friday, November 24, 19611 ' 'United TEMI'EMTUIE$ Max. MIn. Know Your College Faculty Dr. 8ujes to Attend fund Max. Min. Drive Lags Nov. 17_ 57 36 A series of background sketches on the four full-time Natl ARS Confab Nov. 18._ 55 27 instructors at Bakersfield College, China Lake, are sched­ ROCKETEER Nov. 19._ 57 25 Dr. Bujes, Radiological Consult~ let's Get Nov. 20__ 52 .048 uled for publication during the coming weeks. ant for the Propulsion Develop­ Nov. 21_ 58 .042- First in the series is Jacques P. Thiroux, English in­ ment Department, will attend the With It! . ...;;;.:.. .. •To: . Nov. 22- 60 30 Rocket Solid Propellant Conference structor, a-native Californian originally from Santa Mon­ to be held in Waco, Texas, cal'1y ica. next year. The American Rocket lIudd Go", EdItor OHice, Houllng Bldg., Top Deck Phon •• 7.1354, 7-2082, 7·1655 He attended University Hi g h their three boys, Mark, 7, Stephen, Society, sponsors of this annual School in West Los Angeles and 15, and Paul, 2 and one-half, al­ conference, have asked Dr. Bujes Vol. XVII, No. 46 U. S. Naval Ordnance Test Station, China Lake, California friday, November 24, 1961 later Pomona College in Clare­ though new to desert living, seem to preside as chairman for the se::!­ mont where he received his bach­ to be adjusting very nicely. sian relating to nondestructive elor of arts degree in English in testing. June, 1949. While at Pomona, he His research in the radiological NOTS Skytop Dedi~ation Marks also minored in drama, romance field have produced significant ad­ languages and music. H e wrote the vances in the art which earned music and lyriCS for a three-act him the Navy Honorary Award. Navy's Prime Polaris Test Stand musical entitled "Young Man with During his visit to NOTS last year, Possibilities" which was staged by 11'<.J\Clm.. E. A. Buckner made the Formal dedication of Skytop, the Station's static test the Pomona College Drama Depart­ presentation on behalf of the Bur­ facility for the Polaris missile, was held at 3 p.m. Thursday, ment as a regular season offering, eau of Naval Weapons. November 16, at the control room of the Skytop test com­ and also restaged in 1959 by the Drama Department at Yale Un i­ plex located near the Camel T Range, eight miles east of , ·ersity. the China Lake Pilot Plant. The historic event was viewed After graduation, he worked for Meetings ••• by Advisory Board members, who were present for their a year as an apprentice publicist AAU\V Int'l. Relations study group annual conference, military liaison personnel, and inter­ with MGM Studios, Culver City, will meet Dec. 7, 8 p.m. at 210 Se­ before going into the U. S. Air gundo. The study of Russia will ested employees. Force in August, 1950. be concluded with emphasis on So­ The first vertical firing at Sky­ in-house capability of evaluating During his eleven years with the viet foreign policy in the past four top II took place on the eve of the performance of both rocket motors 'Air Force, he spent what he calls decades. Jo Anne Milburn, Pat dedication. This test was conducted and thrust-vectoring systems of the "three magnificent years in Eu­ Gallup, and Evie Ashburn will r e­ in the nozzle-down position at a Polaris weapons system. It was l'ope" while stationed in Germany port on the various eras of the simulated high altitude. P erform­ in increments. The first, con· with tours of France, Belgium and Revolution, \V 0 rId W ar II, and ance of the water-jacketed, second­ sisting of the control room, Bay 1, Spain. bring the st.udy up to the present throat diffuser used for altitude and the prep building was started in On returning to the U. S. in 195'3. time. All interested women are in­ simulation exceeded expectations. April, 1959, and check-out firings he volunteered for Air Force ROTC vited. This test signifies the readiness of were initiated in November of the duty and received an assignment the Station to perform these critical same year. to San Francisco State College. His tests of Polaris motors. It became operational in Febru­ Air Force specialty of personnel­ ..... 1 t • CO Officiates ary, 1960, with the firing of a Po­ ~areer guidance-testing and train­ i Officiating at the ceremony were 0 Ing qualified him for the job and laris first-stage mot r 1PAF 58. he soon began to work toward his Captain Charles Btenman, Jr., Sta­ Since that date, there have been master's degree and a junior col­ tion Commander, and Captain M. 20 firings of full-scale Polaris lege credential. BJC Bulletin Goes C. Osborn, Special Projects Officer motors, both first and second-stage. "I had been away from school at Lockheed, prime contractor for Research and development work eight years at the time and, because the Polaris program. has been done on thrust-vectoring of this and the fact that I was On Sale This Week Capt. Blenman's dedication ad­ systems in addition to performance working full time for the Air Force, BJe China Lake Dean, Omar H. dress stated in part: "The Skytop evaluation of production items. A I can sympathize with the students Scheidt, announced that the cur­ facility provides the Station not significant firing on SepJ:ember 29 : here at China Lake who are in a rent bulletin for 1961-1963 is now only with an excellent ballistic per­ of this yea r successfully demon­ similar situation," said Thiroux. on sale at the college office lo­ formance evaluation capability, but strated a fluid-injection thrust-vec­ After the first semester, he de­ cated on the Burroughs High also with the capability for testing toring system developed at NOTS. ~tded he wanted to teach at the School campus. the performance of thrust-vectoring Skytop n college level. H e taught at Cily The bulletin lists, for both the systems of the Polaris weapon. In order to increase the opera­ Co 11 e g e of San Francisco, San Bakersfield and China Lake cam- "The facility was constructed at tional capabilities of the Skytop fa­ Francisco State College, and last puses, all the courses which may a total cost of about $2,000,000 and cility, construction was initiated oa GOING ( IP - The steady, promising rise in the giant thermometer O'D SKYTOP II - The second-stage Polaris motor is shown during final preparations ~ugust joined the China Lake Bak­ be offered, possible courses of through its development tbe Station Burroughs High School campus indicates the current- fund-raising' re­ a second tiring bay, caHed Skytop ,rsfield College. study, transfer programs( for var­ preceding the first firing at Skytop II on Wednesday evening, Nov. 15. This is has regained leadership in applying II, in June, 1960. Both have a sults of 52,600 from efforts of students and contributions from individ .. . Thiroux's concept of teaching ious State colleges and universi­ the Navy's only vertical nonie-down facility in the nation. - anrl advancing the state-of-the-art steady state thruse rating of 1,000.- r eaches beyond correct grammar, ties), faculty, administration and IDS BOOl{ TO BE REISSUED - uals nnd organizations towards the SG,OOO goal needed by next fall N in testing and evaluation and data 000 pounds. the college philosophy. mechanics, and usage - he sup­ Research Department's Dr. Donald buy new band uniforms. Shown with the thermometer (l~r) are: Neat assessment instrumentation for this Provision was incorporated for ports controversy and c r i tic a I It is emphasized that the bul­ S. ,"iUars' book "Statistical Design Olsen, BUS music diredor; Patty " ore, fund drh'e treasurer; and Kea... type work." capability of firing in a vertical, thinking in the classroom, and in­ letin's main purpose is to aid stu­ first Report Shows UF 'Campaign Lagging N?TS-Ridgecrest He concluded by commending the and AnalYSis of Experiments for neth \'·estcott. school principal. nozzle-down attitude as well as hor­ sists that the students put some dents in long range program plan­ Collection figures were not available in the first report of tbe 1962 VISit Planned For groups in the Propulsion Develop­ izontally. Before the bay De\-elopment R esearch" will be re· became real tho ugh t into his papers in ning and Is not the spring semester Indian Wells Valley United Fund Campaign given this week by Cap- ment Department, which has the operational for horizontal firings, time schedule of course offerings at issued by Ullh-erstiy l\licrofilms, KC d f d .rder to get passing grades. Hagen Announces Minerals Office tain R. W. Calland, China Lake chairman, but his statement indicated a Boa roT ra e prime responsibility of the Skytop the need arose for testing in the China Lake. This free schedule will Inc., of Ann Arbor, 1\{ichigan. First Congressman Harlan Hagen this H e and his wife, Angelita, and land and mineral applications as sluggish start as the annual fund drive neared its halfway mark. Directors of the Kern County complex, and other groups in Test, vertical, nozzle-down attitude under be printed in December. published by \\lilliam C. Brown of week announced the Bureau of well as grazing. Board of Trade at Bakersfield, and Engineering, Supply, and Pub 1 i c simulated altitude conditions. This Dean Scheidt is available to coun­ Land Management is establishing It was with mixed feelings that the China Lake chairman tried to Dubque, Iowa, in 1951, the bool, The Bakersfield office will serve other civic leaders from Wasco, Te­ Works departments through whose added capability was provided and sel students, by appointments, on analyze the reason for the community's complacency in supporting the has been out of print for the last a dis t ric t office in Bakersfield Kern, Los Angeles. lnyo, Tulare, hachapi and Taft, will participate team effort the job has been ac­ the bay became operational with Advance In Ratings ~fondays through Fridays from 8 annual appeal to reimburse our youth and welfare agencies. several years, Requests from sci­ which will have jurisdiction over Kings, Ventura, Santa Barbara in a special NOTS tour next Tues­ complished. the successful firing of second-stage a.m. to 12 noon, and on Mondays all matters handled by the agency. "I love this community," he stated with conviction. "Its members and San Luis Obispo Counties. day. November 28. Board mem­ The Skytop facility was devel­ Polaris motor 2PAl·69 on November Go To 21 VX-5 Men through Thursdays from 4.:30 to entists and engineers in govern­ The present office located at 2730 A similar office is being estab .. are such active participants In a host of activities, and all contribute bers also plan to hold their monthly oped to provide the Navy with the 15. Twenty-one Air Development 10 p.m. Interested persons are asked ment and industry has prompted L Street, which has dealt exclusive- lished in Riverside to handle the 10 significantly to the military might of the United States. Yet, I'm executive directors' meeting with Squadron Five men received ad­ to call Ridgecrest 515501 for further the reissue. Dr. Villars has been This is the ont)· "ertical nozzle .. ly with grazing in the past, will be extreme southern counties. puzzled to see such an aggressive group ignore the need to support Ridgecrest Cbftmber of Commerce down facilit,y in the nation avail.. vancement in rates last week. Cdr. information. a Station employee since 19-18. expanded to handle aU phases of W. A. Schroeder Jr., the Squadron's what is really their community fund!" leaders in conjun ction with the able to the Navy for fuji-scale Po .. Commanding Officer, made the pre· \\'hat the UF l'Ieans to C's tour. Iaris testing. aentations at ceremonies held in the Following is a glimpse of the impact on the community if one Board president, Joseph M. Gan­ Skytop m Squadron'S Hangar at the Naval Or more of these agencies that depend on United Fund contributions non, says, "We welcome the op­ In July, 1960, Skytop In was con­ Air Facility. had to be dissol\'ed due to lack of funds: portunity to get tog e the r with structed by Station forces to meet NOTS officials and our other the need for a high-hazard test Four men who were advanced to • Our sons and daughters would be denied the opportunity to go to friends in the Ridgecrest area. We area to support the Polaris pro .. First Class rates were G. A. Fischer, summer camps supervised by trained Boy and Girl Scout leaders; G. R. Jacobson, W. E. Laux, and know that this civic exchange will gram.. • Volunteer Red Cross workers would be unable to repair hospital G. D. Pennington. further strengthen the fine rela.­ The first test was conducted on Advancements to Second Cia s s linens due to lack of materials, or train water safety instructors, tions which now exist." July 28, 1960, with the firing of a Yo'ere received by ten. They were or arrange emergency leaves for our sons in uniform; H e further stressed the obvious 3O-caliber armor piercing bullet into F. R. Caron, D. \V. Harris, J. F. • Countless troubled families who receive professional guidance from impact of NOTS on the economy of a Jupiter Junior roc k e t motor. Heiens, D. E. King, D. W. Lansing, the Desert Area Family Counseling Service every year would suffer all K ern County. Since that time, six other firings of G. E. Marshall, C. L. Powers, A. because they cannot afford professional counselors or psychiatric NOTS has a current fiscal budget a hazardous nature have been con­ J. Short, P. W. Smith, and Kenneth treatment; in excess of S83 million with au alt­ ducted including a demonstratioJt Baumgartner. • Needy families have received food and clothing through your con­ ual payroll of o\~e r 535 millioll. of a flight termination device for destroying Polaris motors in flight. Seven men put on the "crow" for tributions to the Salvation Army. Just this week, this organization Contracts let this year total $18 the first time as they were ad­ granted over $100 to a family in distress when the father was million and S19 million was spent vanced to Third Class. They were on s~ryices and materials. stricken with illness on arrival in our community. Shelter was R. W. Bowen, R. D. Burkhart, \;Y. The visitors will inspect KOTS E. Kueffler, R. E. Lasher, E. W. provided and arrangements made to tide them over until the end facilities, including firing ranges. :D.IcPherson, M. A. McKovich, and J. of the emergency. and will confer with members of R. Zeigler. True " 'ortft Kot Realized the Commanding Officer's staff. "These rilen competed in the ser­ These and other equally vr{orthwhile organizations have absorbed The directors will hold their bus­ , 'ice-wide examinations in August, pathetic cases and helped restore man's dignity through your support iness meeting upon conclUsion of and proved themselves proficient of the United Fund drive. the tour. A reception and dinner with NOTS and Rid g e cre s t and therefore worthy of the next "I appeal to each one of you to re-evaluate your position with re· Chamber of Commerce leaders will higher rat i n g." commented Cdr. speet to the amount you can give. I ask that you be generous, that DEDICATIOX - Officiating at the Schroeder during the presentations. climax the day-long visit. you gh'e willingly, and, if you can, enthusiastically." dedication ceremony h eld in the ''These examinations test a man's knowledge of his particular job as Skytol) Complex control room. are well as his gencral ability in leadel'­ Don't Wait: Report Captaill M. C. Osborn (abo\'e), ship, military discipline and military Capehart Open House Extended All Safety Hazards! Spt'<:ial Projects Officer at Loch:­ regulations," he added. Open House will be extended at Model homes are located at 61-B heed, prime contractors for the After extending congratulations the new Capehart model home site Burroughs, 54-B Burroughs, 56-B If you saw a house burnint:;", Polnris program, and S tat ion to the group, he continued with a adjoining Burroughs High School Burroughs and 58-B Burroughs. Xo you'd call the fire d4'partment. Commafl(ler Charles Blenman, Jr. brief message on the responsibilities through Friday, December I, ac­ rental rates information has bee-n U you saw someone holding (right). Included in the 150 per­ of the Navy's Petty Officers and cording to C. J. Fallgatter, H ousing received to date. up a bank, you'd call the llolice. son., attending the dedication were Administrator. the increasingly important role they Also open for inspection will be If you saw someone injured, nine Advisory Board members, The same visiting hours will be two unfurnished four - bedroonl. play in the nation's security. STATION'S HIGHEST An'ARD _ R..o\.(lm. F. L. Ashworth, Ass't. Chief, H. Jinemeyer and Leonard T, Jagiello. Dr. N. E. \Va.r:d (extreme right)' you'd call an amhulance. RAdm. K. S. 1\Iasterson, Deputy continued as those outlined in the equivalent homes: One Yucca type Bureau of Na\'al ,,'eal)OnS for Research, De \-eloIHllent, Te:.'tt and E\'al· accepted the award for Lawrence " '. Nichols who is currently on. . , \\"hat (10 you do when you Chief of Bu\Veps, and UAdm. F. L. On July 3, 1950. the U. S. Sev­ first schedule set forth for the at 48-B Hayward and one Tamar­ see a safety hazard? Ignore it': enth Fleet's Task Force 77 was t he uation, holds an L T. E. Thompson Award certificate, one of senn year's assignment in England, E!!.tablished in 1956, the award was named; grand opening on November 4 as isk at 180!-A \Vithington, and two Ashworth, former Station Com­ first to use Navy jets in combat presented at a special luncheon held last week honoring tlds year's re­ in honor nf Dr. Louis Ten E~'ck Thompson, fir!tt TeciUlical Director , follows; Saturday and Sunday, 12 unfurnished three-bedroom Juni­ n'hy not report it be for e mander and presently Assistant In the K orean conflict which began cipients. The awardees, identified left to right, are: Francis l\L Fulton, NOTS. Dr. Thompson is now a consultant with the Bureau of Naval noon to 5 p.m.; Monday, closed; pers at 52-B Burroughs and 59-B someone is injured ': Chief of Bu'''eps for Research, Dc­ June 25. 1950. Dr. \Villialll S. l\IcEwan, Douglas J, \\"ilcox, Frank E. Both\\('U, Franklin \"eapons IUV} is 6ssociated n:.ith Xorden LAberatoti l;~EUl Aircraft. , Tues.-Fri., 1 to 3 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burroughs. \eiOI)l)lCnt, '{est an.d E,·aluatioD. Page Two -- 'HI! ROCKETEER Friday, November 24, 196"1- Friday; November 24, 196 1 THE ROCKETEER Page Three SIDWBDAT Let's Count Our Blessings Sports Slants News From Pasadena The season for giving thanks is upon us again - giv­ f .1DAY NOV, 24 Final 'play in the Consolation Flight of the fourth an­ Public Works Men Complete Course on Performance Standards " PIRATES OF TORTUGA" (97 Min.) ing thanks for freedom of religion, freedom from oppres­ nual China Lake Golf Club Championship tournament will Ken Scott, l eficia Romon sion - giving thanks for the material abundance of our 6 and 8:15 p.m. be concluded this weekend when Jim Runchey battles (Action in Color) Privateer coptain ogrees country, our community, our homes. Let us give thanks Gerry R a fkin for the flight crown. games. to find and destroy Morgon, the pirate. He for what we are, and are not, for what we have, and discovers 0 p'elfy little gUllersnipe stowaway Last week's results saw Runchey Members of the Association offi­ a nd teaches her to became a lady. Capture have not! beating Bob Kochman 1 up-19 h oles ciate for ten high schools in the of a Mor;an ship ond at!ack on the fOftren During this season dedicated to promoting man's good­ and R a f kin defeating Jim Peck area, NOTS Station athletics, China keep the action going. (Adults.Yaung People) 2-up. Lake and Ridgecrest Little Leagues SHO~T, "Tinpon· AlJeycot" (7 Min.) ness to man, it seems timely and appropriate to schedule Election of Golf Club officers w11l a nd Babe Ruth Leagues. SATURDAY 6 NOV. 2!5 our annual Indian Wells Valley United Fund Campaign. t ake ~ place a t thc mceting sched­ The association meets every Tues­ -MATlN'fE- I p.m. It provides further opportunity for the Haves to share uled for November 30. Present of­ day at 6 p.m. in the Navy Wives' "THE BIG CIRCUS" (lOB Min.) with the Have ots in our community by sharing one ficers a r e: John Machowsky- pres-: Hut, 83 Halsey. Interested persons Vic Matur&; Red Buttons iden!;, Ed Hogue-vice president, Lt. may contact president Dave Mullins SHORTS, "Yankee Dqqd IT" (7 Min.) ,day's pay for the support of our local youth and welfare J ohn Russell- treasurer, and Nona at Ridgecrest 84941, or secretary "Trade Tom No.8" (13 Mil\.) agencIes. Turner-secr eta ry. Board of Direc­ Fred Ladda at China Lake exten­ -EVfNING- t ors are Cdr. K. F. Williams, Wil­ sion 724314. " TWENTY PLUS TWO" no, M;,.) Christianity teaches us the basic truth of "multiplying liam McIntosh, and Floyd Rock\vcU. David Janssen, Jeonl'lO Crain our blessings by giving." Even the merchant enlarges on Intramural Basketball 7 p.m. h I b d in Color) Private eye reneW5 t is t 1 e 0 r y y expoun ing N ov. 27-Engineering VS. Salt Wells CL Bowmen Attend for a missing neiress a fter murder of the " enduring appreciation 6:00 p.m. Bishop Turkey Shoot star's secretory is reveoled. He Nov. 27-VX-5 vs. NAF China Lake Bowmen returned a girl whom he believes he met be· of qua lit y long after the 7:30 p.m. from a turkey shoot held at Bishop RECEIVE CERTIFICATES -At NOTS Pasadena tenancc D ivis ion, BuDocks; recipients l ames D. tore-but can't remember where, and the price is forgotten." Nov. 28-NOTS vs. B urroughs mystery deepens. (Adults) last Sunday, November 19, with last T hursday, November 16, were personnel f rom Joh nson, Edga r T. Hurst and Leo R. Brennan. all 6:00 p.m. SHORT, " Greyhaunded Hare" (7 Min.) Applying the same basic a fair share of the prizes. the Southwest Division of the Bureau of Yar ds and Public Works men; and August Zellner, course i"4 UNITED FU1\T» B OOSTERS - Oapt. Charles Blenman (r) buys the Nov. 2S-VX-5 vs. Marines Of tbe seven local Bowmen at­ SUN.·MON. NOV. 26-27 principles to the support of Docks to present certificates of completion of a Per­ structor. Also taking the course but not present f irst ticket to the United Fund boosters dance set fo r next F riday. De· "GUNS Of NAVARONE" (157 Min.) 7:30 p.m. tending the shoot, three in the the local United Fund Cam­ fo:rmance Standards Oourse. Above, LCdr. R. was Alfred F . Furedy, Administra tiVe Analyst with ~emb er 1, at 9 p.m. in t he Elks Lodge in R idgecrest. T he Emblem Club­ GrogOfY Petk, Gla Scola Nov. 3!1---NOTS Vll. VX-5 B adult division returned with tur­ "1. Sunday-5 a nd 8 p.m. Loomis, BuDocks, presents a certif icate to Leo C. the Pasadena City Schools. Instruction Included a sponsored event w ill be further assisted by the Chamber of Oom merce, paign, the lasting benefits to 6:00 p.m. keys: John Loper, Jay Payne and Monday-7 p.m. Nov. 30--NAF vs. B urroughs Pete L indsea. J ohn Rice, fourth Bullington of P ublic W orks. Other recipients in the tweh ·c-week course for plann ers and estimators a nd the Lions Club, Order of the l\1oose, and R idgecrest UF chairman, (Adventure in Color) Specialist group a re our community will far out­ 7:30 p.m. place winner in the Junior Division, I r ont row include Otto Schweska of Public 'York s inspectors of the P ublic " 'orks organization here, P aul Stephens. Shown spearheading the ticket sales (I-r) are: Grant sent to c Greek island a ssigned to destroy two shine the contributing effort Junior Bowlers won a chicken. a nd Edward L Peterson of the l\laintenance Dil-'is­ providing training in the local use of E n gineered Gorman, E lks dance chairman; Paul Stephens; B eulah Glidewell, Em· huge guns that have pinned d own Allied f orces. They conquer spy traps and a storm of in d i v i d u a I s needed to Larry Jacoby leaped to top spot in ion , Pasa(lena City Sch ools who took the course here. Performance Standards. a method for improvement blem dance cha irman; and Oapt. Blenrn aJL Tick ets may be obtained only to have on occident which fcn:es them maintain the prosperity and the AJBC Saturday League with a Indian Tribal Chief Back row (l-r): H . O. Bishop, D irector of the Main- o'f maintenance con trol. in ad\·ance from par ticipating organizations or at the doo r.· to seek a id of the underground 10 comple te healthy togetherness of In­ 215 game,leaving J im McClelland in mission. Tec hnically a nd dramaticolly suo s econd place with a 183 and J , C. Made Navy Chief periar a nd filled with a ction. This is a "don't dian Wells Vallev. Osborn coming up close with a 182. GREAT LAKES, TIl. (NAVNEWS) .miss film." (Adults) All-Hands MeetinCJs Please give your share­ The individual series record also - A full blooded Indian-chief of Two Long Beach Divers Promoted TUES.·WED. NOV. 28·29 Promotional Opportunities took a jump with Osborn posting a the Buffalo Point tribe of Mani­ To Be Rescheduled " THE YOUNG DOCTORS" (102 Min.) the United Way-today! AU-H ands meetings scheduled to Frederic March, Ben Ganara, Dick. Clark 483 series, followed by Dale John­ toba, Canada-bas been promoted Present 510tion employees are encouroged launchers, etc. ----~------be held at NOTS Pasadena next From First Class to Chief's Rating to a pply for the positions listed below. Pipefitter, 53.02 to 53.28 p/h, Code 70412 1 p.m. son's 461 and Rodney Buck's 433. to Chief in the U. S. Navy. week have beeD postponed and will Applications should be Otcomponied by o n -Lays out, cuts, bends and a ssembles fix· (Drama in Color) Young pathologist is Tennis Ash Qua Key Shick, better known Receiving promotions from First Class to Chief last a ssigned to ancient hospital with deportment be rescheduled At a. future (late. up·to.dole f~m 58. The foci that positions tures and in~talb pipe fillings and fixtUres The faH tennis tournament was to his Recruit Training Command run by veteran doctor who resents charges E m ployees will be notified of the Thursday, November 16, were two divers - David D. are advertised here does not predude the to construct or maintain piping system such brought to a close with Jimmie shipmates as John Lightning, has use of other means 10 fill these votonties. as steam heat and steam power, hot water suggested bv the iuniar medic. A mistake new dates by an All-Hands Notice. Cuadra and James C. Staggs. Both are stationed at Long by the older doctor and on emergency to Vaughn defeating pony Connable been chief of the Ca nadian tribe Administrative Services Office1 (M ole o nly), heating. hydraulic high pressure, o ir o nd oil since 1947. He made his Navy chief G 5·9/ 11 , PO No. 28628, Code 306-Performs line systems. the younger one's sweetheart comprise dra· In a close, hard-fought matcb: 6-4, Beach with duty at San Clemente Island. a dmin·slrative management func"cns such as f ile applications fOf above positions with matic fa"e. (Young Adu lts-Adults) 5-7, 7-3 to win the women's singles rate as of September 16, 1961. budget and equipment p lanning in technical Wilma Smith, Room 31 , Personnel Build· SHORT: "Topsy Turk.ey" (7 Min.). title. Chiefmanship among I ndians is PROMOTIONAL p r09l'cms, expenditure controls, organization ing, phone 7·1393. Deadline for all oppli. THUR5 .·fRI. NOV. 30·DEC. 1 NOTS B ask etball heredita ry. The title, along with a studies, position description writi..,;, pe~~on­ cotions: December 1. " fR IENDLY PERSUASION" (137 Min.) The NOTS Intramural Basketball complete full dress uniform, has OPPORTUNITIES n ~ l. office rr.a nogement a nd methods, can· .E xam Announcement Gory Coeper, Dorothy McGuire. Walter season is now in full swing. All been handed down to him from PASADENA troct,. a 'eo and building maintenance, a nd Aircraft Instrument Mechanic a t 52.95 p/ h Brennan many generations. In Lightning's To moll.. application for below positions, and Aircraft Instrument Mechanic (Lim ited) Thursday-7 p_m. eight teams h ave one game under contod Nanty Reardon, P05adeno Personnel g eneral administrative trainin!iil programs. absence, the 120-man tribe is gov­ File opplicotions for above posi tion with at 52.66 p/ h. U. S. Naval Air Station, N01t h Friday-6 o nd 8:30 p.m. t heir belts. The 1961 season got Division, h :;tension 104. Iris. Ortego, Room 34, Personnel Building, Island, Son Diego. Announcement No. 12· (Drama) Humor, romance and drama of under way Nov. 14 at the Station erned by a council similar to that Welder, salary rong. 52.97·$3.21 per hour, p hone 7·2032. 20·114(61 ). o South Indiana Quaker family who resist gym, with the VX-5 Green defeat­ of a municipal government. Code PlISI. Duty Stotion, Long Beach (Son Methonicol Engineer, GS·9 or 11, PO No. Competitors will be rated on a scale of the call to arms during Civil War. Each has ing the VX-5 White by 64 to 37 and The new Navy chief, a boatswain's Clemente Island). This is a temporary posi· 13876, Code SS61-To design launcher cern· 100 on the quality ond extent of their ex· temptations a nd story deals with them. four the Burroughs Faculty beat the En­ m ate, is a seamanship instructor at tion, not 10 exceed six months. Welds, in ponents, e~aluate launchers, and to instruct perience a nd training relevant to position songs. (family) RTC. Before joining the Navy, all positions, all types of metals and alloY$ duties. f ile a pplication Form 57 ond f orm gineers 63 to 38. in various sizes and shapes. Uses various fleel-pe'sannel in la uncher us e. SATURDAY DEC. 2 Lightning worked as a fisherman. Mechanical fngineer, G5·9 or 11 , PO No. 5OO1·ABC with Belly Ja Geiser, Room l A. Thursday, Nov. 16, saw the re­ manual electric a1C Of gas welding methods. "GEIS HA 80Y" (97 Min.) H e was educated at Warroad High 13894·1, Code 55!52-Production and value en· Personnel Bldg. Applications accepted unt il Jerry Lewis, Marie McDonald, Nobu McCarthy m a1ning four t eams in action as fr'eight Classification Assistont (Typing), g ineerjn~ and design of mechanical com· further notice. 7 p.m. NAF defeated the · Hogs 71 to 42, School in Minnesota where he won GS·5, PO No. lP2.5002, Code P2581-Submit p onenlS for d evelopmental a nd pro!alype (Comedy) A mogician-of·sorts oc(,ompanies and NOTS was victorious over the a. fOQtball ·and hockey scholarship on up.tOOate fOfm SF..58 when applying fOf rocket a nd missile systems a nd related ord· a USO unit to Japan and Korea and his. pe.t M arine Barracks by 58 to 50 in the to Minnesota Vniversity. At Min­ this position-Determines freight classificotian, nonce items and the preparation of drawings rabbit upsets t he trip. He Is " adopted" by nesota, which he attended two and assigns priority indicotors, prepares and School Notes second game. raules- snipping invoices and Government, a nd docu-nents for use in large q uantity pro· o war orphan and his "Pour Soul" antics get High poi n t man for the first .a half years, he majored in eco­ cure",ent. Burroughs him in trouble. If you like Jerry-you'll like commercial, or Navy bills of lading fOf ship. Ron Schoss, high school senior, is round is Ba rnes, NOTS, witb 25. nomics. Automotive Equipment Operolor, 52.8-4 to this. (Fa mny) N AF KlOK-OFF - United F und Cam paign team culltaIn for the N aval ments. Cantrols Bureau or Supply Office "$3.0i p/h. Code 70n-Operotes bulldozers, the recipient of the 1961 Bausch Following closely a re H enderson In addition to his Navy duties, shi pment orders a nd requisitions, including Chief Staggs Chief Cuadra. SHORT, "Port Time Pol" (7 Min.) Air Facility, I .. Udr. lV. D. "Bill" Smith (c) receh-es kick -off donation. Graden, road rollers, ditch d ig_en, l aoder~, and Isreal, both of the Bu rroughs the chief is active in Boy Scout issue and receipt control. Performs a s first and Lomb Honorary Science Award duty since entering the service al .. co'ryalls, and simi lor equipment to level based on his high scholastic stand· a t the facili ty {rom Captain T. A. Grell, Comma nding Officer (1) an4 teain with 22 points each. work. lecturing on Indian customs. alternate for Imprest Fund Cashier and a s Quadra, a veteran of 16 years most 14 years ago. In April of next g round, move earth, grade roods. runways, ing in science SUbjects. Cdr. F. A. Yourek, Executive Officer. Other men to h it in the double He also has been vice president of supervisor of the requisition. issue ond reo with the Navy, has been with NOTS ceipt control section. year, he leaves to attend Officer o nd (I'he' area,. a nd load a nd transport Winners of these awards are el­ ACS ReCJional Confab figures were Berry, H ogs, 20; R ich­ the League of Nations for the North since Februa ry of this year. He heavy mote'iols. Candidate School. igible to compete for SCience Schol­ ardson, Engineers, 19; Girar d, VX-5 American I ndians. came to NOTS from duty on the "igg ... (2), $3.02 to $3.28 p/ h, Code 70n Before joining NOTS, he was on arships sponsored by Bausch and Draws Local Scientists The Present-day Navy was es­ Green, 18; Zimmerma n, NAF, 17; Ex·Pasadena Officer US S Florikan (ASR)- Submarine - Sp lices cables a nd ropes. constructs mots The regional meeting of the .Museum Group Will tablished by Congressional law on R escue. the USS Coucal (ASR 8)-8ubma· .... o nd -9fepo'es s1ings, eye loops, etc.; prepa res Optical Company. Schoss is Hawkins and Bowen, both VX-5 T he United States Naval Acad­ melllb,,, of the mathlete team, American Chemical Society in San March 27, 1794, for the purpose or Commands POMODON From Emporia, Kansas, he entered rine Rescue-stationed in the Ha· ob ieO! to be hoisted by riggIng proper s;ze Diego, to be held December 1-2, Creen, 15; McF a rland, N AF, 12; emy at Annapolis, Md., is a school Commander Dave Howard, ex­ coble to object to be moved; d irects crone varsity debate squad, the Sci­ Hold Meet-Tuesday protecting commerce. 'rhis was nine the Service in Kansas City. Duty wa ii Islands. He has spent two duty will be attended by five scientists Shrouf, VX-5 White, Slelts, Marine maintained by the government to Operations and Security Officer at o peralo' by hand signals; places special tor· ence Club, and is an honors pro­ A group interested in establish­ years after the first seizure or right after World War n was in tours in Alaska- one as Command.. Bk&;, and Ortega, N OTS, with 11 educate, train and p repare young NOTS Pasadena, is now Command· o ets according to specifications, o nd replaces gram student. of the Chemistry Division, Re­ ing an Indian ' Yells museum will American ships by Algerian pi .. the Asiatic-Pacific, with other duty ing Officer of a YTB and another each; and Simca, H ogs, and Lopez, men for the naval service as offi­ ing Officer of tbe USS Pomodon. or reseh p lates a fter a hit. Builds tower, T he Mathletes team recenUy search D epartment. meet at" the ·home of Mrs. Charles rates. During this period, the U. S. aboard the USS Mayrant, USS Hig­ onc on the USS Til1amook (ATA), NOTS, with 10 points each. cers. It was founded in 1845 by He was at NOTS, as a Lieutenant, earned fourth place. in Kernville in Dr. D. S. Villars and Wayne Car­ Blenman Jr. at 1 Enterprise Road paid as much as $1,000,000 a year in bee and USS Berry, all in the South a rescue tug operating from Seattle, S porl$ Officials Needed George Bancroft, first Secretary of during 1954-1955. penter will participate in discu .s ~ on Tuesday, November 28, a t 3:30 tributes and ransoms for imprisoned Pacific. Washington to Point Barra. He is the second of a series of MaUl The Mojave Desert Officials As­ the Navy. During the Civil War, it sions. Dr. Arnold Adicoff will pre­ p.m. American seamen and cap t u red H e is a 1956 graduate of the Deep a graduate of the Deep Sea Diving contests in the Desert In· sociation is issuin g a call for quaH­ was moved to Newport, R. I ., until New Employees Chaplain's terscholastic Mathematics League. ,sent a paper entitled, "The Swell· Interest was further sparked in ships. Helen Diers, Telephone Operator. Sea Divers School in W ashington, School in Washington, D.C. ing of Nitrocellulose by Plasticiz­ establishing . a local museum with lied men to officiate football, bas­ the end of the war when it was re­ Other duty has been aboard the Six: contests will be held during the k etball, bas e b a II, and volleyball turned to AnnapoliS. Administration Division; and Karen D.C. with his last three duty tours 1961-62 year. ers." the vis it here last weekend of Ruth Musta rd, Clerk-typist, Supply. as Diver aboard the USS Graff, USS Frontier, USS loST 742, USS Corner Murray Dr. A. T . Nielson will speak on D. Simpson, Associa te Curator of LISTEN TO Ter minations USS Ute, and USS Florikan. Blue Ridge, and USS Princeton. He Theldon Myers, instrumental mu­ "The Base Catalyzed Self-Conden­ the SOQthwest Museum, and Arche­ Gloria Armijo, Freight Classifica­ Staggs has been with NOTS the wears thc Presidential Unit Cita­ ologist Emma L. Davis, both of the NOTS News On the Air tion for duty on the USS LST 742 By Ohaplain R. C. FenDing sic instructor for e 1 e m e n tar y sation of a,b-Unsaturated K e· tion Assistant, Supply. past three years-on his first shore schools and Murray School band, tones. Structure of H elibron's Styr­ University of California at Los An· KRCK (1360) in the P acific Fleet. uGod em!larrassed me." will be honored as a composer of yl Alkyl Ketone Dimers," and D r. geles. ~IONDAY t hru FRIDAY Chief Staggs and his wife, Merryle, This cryptic statement was re­ band music at the 15th Annual Mid­ W. P. Norris' paper is entitled "The W h i 1 e here the visitors were 11:30 A.lII. - 5:15 P.lII. Closed·Chest Heart MassaCJe TraininCJ Class have three boys-James 10, J effrey centlr gi\'en by a nine-year·old boy 'West National Band Clinic at Chi­ R eaction of Phosphorus P entachlor­ flown over the dry lake beds in the 8, and Dwight 4. They make their in \VilIoughby, Ohio, as h e went on cago during Christmas holidays. ide with N ·Methyl-trifluorosceta­ area by Sylvia and "Slim" Winslow. ~*******. * ••• ••• ****** home in Covina. t o ,explain why he had gathered The Sterling High School band of mide, N -Methyltrifluoroacetinimi­ The two visitors indicated that they THE ROCKETEER rubbish a nd kerosene and tried Sterling, Colo., will play his com­ doyl Chloride and 1,3-Dimethyl-2,2,- would lend any assistance they three times to set fire to a church. position "Constellation," at t he 2,4,4,4-Hexachloro - I , 3,2,4 - Dia ­ could to the local group in helping The Rocketeer ,~Ive ...... med Fore.. Pr .. _vice mot.tlol. AII ..e official U. S. Hcw7 CAP in 5 Months Flies Some, of his classmates had been opening concert of the cJinie. zadiphosphetidine." establish a museum. 1'ibbing h im for not having the ohoto. un'.sl other"",l" JPe(1fi.d. 9,400 Mission Hours OFFICIAL WEEKLY· PU8L1CATI ON r ight answers about what is fit to The Air ReScue Service of the b elie\'e. Y.I. NAVAL OltDNANC0"'" II! ruT STATION Military Air Transport Service has You may dismiss this little epi­ China Lake, California reported that the Civil Air Patrol s ode as the actions of an u nhealthy Capta in (horl., 81enman Jr•• U5N fl ew nearly 9,4.00 hours in the Con· j uvenile min d. But chances are Sta tio n Command ... tinental United States from F eb· g ood that your conclusion is too ruary through June of this year. !S imple. This question might be 8udd,hillys Gott~======~~~Edl Wair ·~ soc. Edittofor This was said to be more than a s ked with some justification: Is Toni Goff ..-Stoff W,iNt 63 per cent of the total hours i-espect for another's right to be­ W. lit. Cambridge, PH3, ___Photogr ap. flown during the five-month per· l ieve in God being t aught and Art illustratIon by Teaanlcal Informatl_ iod by all military and civilian b ortored a mong us? Oepertme.. t agencies on missions authorized At t his time of Thanksgiving, Offlca-Houslng ....1Id1 .. ' :U by the Air Force. CAP flew more '-''Pho,," 71154. 716.55. 72012 iw hen our thoughts go back to those than 66 per cent of the total sor­ iJ ral'e people who came to this n ew DEADiINESt ties . .-w. Ito'I"<-_ _ __-'Tu" ., p.& l an4, it is well to remember that .,30 HEART l\IASSAGE - First Aid and DiSft.8ter Control Teams a t NO'l'S During this period, says Brig. t he, desire for religious freedom 'holograph. Tue ••, 1 h30 ...... ~ I rASADINA Pasadena learn tbe art of closed-chest cardiac massage - a lifesaving Gen. J oseph A. Cunningb am, ARS Iud' much to do with their coming. method which the layman can use in emergencies untiL help arrives. commander, CAP "h as been in sup­ fI'her envisioned a place where chil­ port of 90 missions and has aided PhoMbt.a2 OAPEHART MODEL HOME - A .station-furnished. model of a four· Demonstration of technique is given by Dr. J ack Bakel' of Temple City d ren might never have to be em­ 100 YEARS F EDERAL SERVICE - Five employees H ead of o.de 45, and F oy l\olcOullough Jr., H cad 01 __• A. L 11""'- D. Sando. ip t he r ecovery of 271 survivors." b arrassed by tpeir belief in God. of the l'J.'est and Evaluation Division of the Propulsion Oode ( 58, who ma de the presentations t o Paul ...... bedroom .Jeshua ,f;ype. Jaeme lor millt.r,)· personnel located at 61-B Bur- with Annex Nurse Virginia. Olson assisting. Victim is t.he mannekio "11McI ...kly _ '" Hubbard Prlntl,.. _.,. r ou.rhs Ave. WIIS viewed by ·thousand. during the (Bpehart ()pen H.ow",1 Besuscianne. The training session wa.s presented her e last Thursday, fI' heir deep longing for tolerance Del'elopment Department '"whose combined time totals . Walker, Philip Beitnes, Hans K afer, Frank Bartos T here is more science packed tn .. w as'enshrined in the words of our a century of Fede.ral Service were 'recenty awarded and Harold Moore. Absent was Cecil Hunter Jr., also lI~est, Calif•• wfth oppropr!otecl fUftCk~. J which o..eued. November 4. Visitors pictured (l·r) are: Louise Richardst November 16, onder the sponsorsbip 01 the Los Angeles County Heart to a U. S. submarine, 'per square ...1 .... with Novexoe ,.",...... , ,tIL nstitution and B ill of Rights. 20 -year pins. Shown (l-r) are James T. Bartling, • 20-year-man. , Loulie CUrti "" lir.,.:.ad",, ~ , K~n Sbunlway. AssOCiation.. inch, tha n into a ny other warship• • ...... iIIA ••••••• * __ it'*•• '*,·.'