<<

Page Four THI; ROCKETEER Friday, March 9, 1962 You con't pursue hap pin e s sand lTEMPERATURES cotch il. It comes upon you unawares Max. Min. NOTS Concert to Feature' while you are help. Mar. 2 .. 57 36 ing others. Mar 3 .... 59 31 We are more soc· Mar. 4 .. 61 32 PianistByronJanis Tonight iable, and get on ROCKETEER Mar. S. . 64 39 beller with people Mar. 6 .... 56 43 by the heart than Mar. 7.... 64 34 A young American concert pianist from Pittsburgh, the intellect.­ Mar. B.... 68 35 Pa., Byron J anis, will be the g uest artist at tonight's NOTS Bruyere Civic Concert at 8: 15 p.m. in the Station Theatre. Budd Gott, Ed itor Office, Housing Bldg., Top Deck Phones 7-1354, 7-2082, 7-1655 If his kindergarten teacher had not discovered that he had per­ Vol. XVIII, No. 9 U. S. Naval Ordnance Test Station, China Lake, California Friday, March 9, 1962 fect pitch, he might have become a painter or a poet, as his family was not musical and he had rio opportunity to demonstrate his Two NOTS Administrators[Cdr. R. N. Vehorn unusual music ability, He gave hi& first concert in his home Leave for Other Agencies Attending Notional town after four years of study Two Station employees of long standing left NOTS last Fri­ which began when he was a kin­ day in transfers to other government age ncies. Willis E. (Bill) Safety Conference dergartener. Vore, Associate for Operations in Test Department, went to Pa­ Cdr. Robert N. Vehorn, the jpoFj;;:' His family moved to New York cific Missile Range, Pt. Mugu, California, and Euge ne V. Rutkow­ Station's Safety Officer, is at- so that he could study with Adele ski, Associate Head of the Mis- Fund Drive and as president of ten din g President Kennedy's Fjl-:.j_ Marcus and take special courses sile Propulsion Divison, Propul- the United Fund Board of Direc­ Co n fer e n c e on Occupational .J in composition and harmony at sion Development Department, tors in the 1961-62 campaign. Safety in Washington, D.C., this LIFE IN THE SERVICE-John Ireland and Steve Franken drink a toast to the LST crew the Chatham Square Mus i c went to Advance Research Proj- He and his wife, Muriel, and week. in the popular war-time comedy "Mr. Roberts," to be presented next Thursday at the Station School. At fifteen, he appeared their two daughters, Patty Ann The two-day conference is the Theatre. Henry Fonda originated the role on Broadway in 1948 and later appeared in the movie as soloist wit h the NBC Sym­ and Michelle, plan to 1 i vein eighth biennial meeting since its version. Tickets may be obtained at the Special Services office in Barracks 1, the Community phony. Thousand Oaks, California, until establishment by Pre sid e n t Center, and the Station Theatre. Seat prices range from $1 to $3 and Station passes must be By the following year, he had they decide where they want to Harry Truman in 1948. , The Conference b r i n g s to­ shown before admittance. All tickets are for reserved seats; curtain time is 8 p.m. advanced so far that Vladimir Byron Janis buy or build their own home. Horowitz undertook to guide Rutkowski Here Since '51 gether in the Nation's Capitol him for several years - a priv­ The first half of the program Rutkowski reported to NOTS more than 3,000 leaders of Amer­ Girl Scouts Slate Open House ilege he had accorded no other will be composed of "Sonata in immediately following his grad­ ican industry, labor, agriculture, young pianist. Horowitz contend- G Maj or, K.283" by Mozart, uation from the University of Federal, State, and local govern­ In Anniversary Observance "Arabesque in C Major, Opus Minnesota in June, 1951. His ments, insurance, education, sci· 18" by Schuman, "Impromptu in entire career at NOTS has been ence, health, and private safety Members of Troop 344 will share with our Community the Chief Groth Asst. Chief Cummins interests and enthusiasm of local Girl Scouts working in their Since all tickets for the E Flat Major, Opus 90" by Schu· organizations from all parts of national program at an Open House on Sunday, March 11, from Byron Janis concert have been bert, and "Sonata in B Flat Min· the country. 2 to 4 p.m. The eagerness with which they prepare a special sold no single tickets are avail· or, Opus 35" by Chopin. Their purpose is to devise and able. However, any Concert After the intermission he will then apply voluntary, coopera­ tribute to the fiftieth annivers- Brownie, Intermediate, and Sen­ New Police Chief Association member who can­ play "Pictures at an Exhibition" tive means for reducing the 13,- ary of Girl Scouting in the Uni- ior Scout program_ All mem­ not attend may call Ext. 77853 by Modeste Moussorgsky. T his 000 deaths and nearly 2 million ted States further emphasizes bers of Troop 344 are in the disabling injuries occurring an­ th e i r loyalty and respect for Intermediate stage, and hoi d to make arrangements for depiction of an art gallery in its MERCURY* RISES their tickets to be used. Every entirety includes 11 sections: nually because of the on-the-job Takes Over Duties tradition. various ranks within that class. effort will be made by the The Promenade, The Gnome, accidents. The Girl Scout Hut, located Representing all races, creeds. -The big pus h Willis E. Vore New Chief of Police Robert F. Groth took over his Concert Board to make tickets The Old Castle, Tuileries, Bydlo Program emphasis of the 1962 east of Switzer Circle on Halsey and nat ion a I heritages, Girl ects Agency (ARPA) in the Pent· duties last week, relieving Val A. (Slim) Cummins who Avenue, will hold an array of Scouts have the opportunity to for new Bur r 0 5 available to anyone wishing to (The Polish Ox-cart), Ballet of meetings will underscore the attend this concert. Chicks in Their Shells, Rich and agon, Washington, D.C. fact that 80 percent of all job has been acting chief since the retirement of George \'If. exhibits from v a rio u s China appreciate the similarities and Band uniforms is Vore first came to NOTS in Chilson in August of last year. Lake troops, depicting the valu- differences a m 0 n g the many Poor, Limoges, Catacombs, The injuries occur in non·manufac· gradually eli m b· Hut on Fowl's Legs, and The July, 1946, as an Electronics En­ turing activities. Hence, Confer­ The new chief brings over 20 turned to the City of Los An­ a b 1 e experience in art s and groups that compose America, ed that "talented people must be gineer for Reasearch Depart­ crafts, nat u r e, homemaking, and to understand the contribu­ ing towa rd the Great Gate of Kie v. ence delegates will concentrate years of experience as a law geles Police Department. Dur. guided rather than taught" and Concert Manager · Christine ment. In 1949, he transferred to on safety problems in such lines enforcement officer to the job, ing the ensuing years his work community life, and internation- tions of each group to our na- $6000 goal. The the Electronics Countermeasures al friendship. tional life. this accounts for the popular Myers requests all members to of work as agriculture, construc­ most of which was acquired with covered all phases of lawen. Red H e ads bas· comment that the Janis tech­ Section of Test Department, and the City of Police forcement including patrol, traf. Parents Invited Members of Troop 344 will be be prompt if they wish to hear in 1951, became Project Engin­ tion, trade and service business­ nique is peculiarly his own. Department. fic, juvenile, vice, internal af~ A special invitation to parents available during Open House to ketball game last the Mozart sonata. eer for Countermeasures. In es, materials handling, and gov­ In 1952, he earned the repu­ ernment. They will seek ways Cummins will continue as As· fairs, with specialization in crim· of youngsters approaching, or welcome guests, serve refresh­ week boosted the 1953, he was appointed Chair­ already of scout age, is made ments, and explain their activi­ tation of being one of the young­ to minimize the Nation's losses sistant Chief of Police and serve inal investigation and police ad· total to almost est artists ever to appear at La man of the Bureau of Ordnance as Chief of the Security Depart- ministration. He left the force by the troop hostesses. G i r 1 ties and goals. Troop Leader Public Works Must Evaluation Committees on Ter· in manpower, technical skill, hu­ Scouting is 0 pen to all girls Gwyn J ens e n and assistants Scala. His career then became E. V. Rutkowski man suffering, and financial me nt's Investigators. Cummins as a lieutenant. $4500. Proceeds a series of tours, guest appear­ rier and Sidewinder for the from 7 through 17, and is adapt- Louise Greer and Blanche Zills, Curtail Paint Issue Project Engineering Diviso n. directed in explOratory research waste that job accidents are caus­ has served with the force since Wife Law Officer ed to age groups through the will supervise the event. on the game to· ances, recording sessions, and The current fund situation has ing. July 18, 1944. starring at major summer music Since 1957, he served as Head and development work in the Law enforcement runs in the taled $488.05. Fu· caused a temporary curtailment of Project Engineering Division field of propulsion in the same This effort is summarized in Cdr. W. H. Burns, Head of the festi vals in America. the Conference theme:: "Safe· Groth family. His wife, Margaret, ture fund raising of issuing paint to tenants for until his selection as Associate division he left when he trans­ Security Department, paid tri­ is a policewoman with the LA What's Doing His wife, a sculptor of note, is preservation purposes. Head of Test Department in De· ferred. guarding Human Worth." bute to Cummins for the fine projects are plan­ the daughter of an English sur­ Police Department and holds the Tenants are requested to reo cember, 1959. When he reports to ARPA on manner in which he carried out rank of sergeant. She has over • ned . geon. Their son, Stefan, also frain from calling Public Works Vore goes to PMR as Dep • March 19, he will continue in the the duties of acting Police Chief 13 years with the force, most of In Recreat • 0 n shows great interest in music. for paint until further notice. uty Head of the Range Oper. field of research and develop­ during the last six months in which has been in juvenile crime Unlike pianists of the older Annual Wildflower addition to his other duties. From tile Special __ Ofn.,. ations Department. ment work. He and his wife, prevention. She is a graduate '- school who feared to ruin their His act i v e participation in Evelyn, and their French poodle, Born in Salt Lake of the Delinquency Control In· valuable hands, Janis indulges in Show Announced The new police chief was born Ann Seitz, Community Center manager, announced she now SPEBSQSA community affairs was exempli­ La Belle Tinker, plan to make A community project which stitute at USC. She is currently has information on advance ticket sales and accommodations for tennis and baseball whenever he The strains of 4-part harmony fied by his service as China Lake their home in the Washington in Salt Lake City. He received assigned to the Police Commis· can. Next to a perfectly-tuned permits doers as well as spec­ his elementary education there the Seattle World's Fair to be held April 21 through October 21. will resound throughout Bakers· Chairman in the 1960-61 United area. tators to participate is the annual sion's investigators staff. Those planning to attend are urged to obtain the information piano, he like to listen to the field's Harvey Auditorium to· and attended Salt Lake City's perfectly-tuned motor of his Ital­ Wildflower Show sponsored by East High School where he par- now as the special discount tic- vation deck towers over the ex­ morrow at 8 p.m. Tickets start the Women's Auxiliary of the * ian sports car and happily spends at $1.50 for an outstanding show ticipated in football, basketball, ket offer expires March 15. citing Science Pavilion, the mas- NAF Pilots, CAP Search Commissioned Officers' Mess. This $80,000,000 official inter- si ve Coliseum Century 21, and some of his leisure time working featuring a Sweet Adelines chor· baseball, and track. as his own mechanic. This year, the event will be held national exposition is a mile dazzling exhibits from around us and a variety of quartets. For Missing Aircraft in the Community Center on Sat· He attended the University of from downtown, linked to the the world. Investment in a 'ticket urday and Sunday, April 14 and Utah for two years before enter­ heart of the city by monorail. to tomorrow' will reveal the Six Naval Air Facility pilots, fort of the CAP was a Beechcraft ing USC where he received his 15. BS degree in Public Administra­ The futuristic Space Needle res- promises of a new age in the the Civil Air Patrol Squadron Bonanza piloted by Dr. John L. The theme this year will be taurant with its celestial obser- years ahead. ~ O/VINI:: 84, and the local Mountain Pelge n, the "flying doctor" of tion. "Wildflower Roundup," and ac· His law enforcement career Cribbage 2~~?~S[RVICES Search and Rescue Group, were Calaveras County, which was reo cordingly, anyone may submit with the City of Los Angeles The next cribbage tournament involved in searches for two ported missing. an entry by contacting Phyllis Police Department was inter­ will be held March 12 at the missing aircraft last week. The Bonanza, with four per- Dietrichson. Persons who will be rupted wit h the outbreak of NAF pilots were called out sons aboard, was last heard from Community Center lounge. Par­ Chtbtlan SdoftC9 Io..:.pel Annex) available to pick wildflowers World War II. He entered the ticipants are reminded that play Morning Ser"ic.--l1 a.m. last Friday to search for a high· at Palmdale on the afternoon of should contact Joyce Lippincott, Marine Corps as an enlisted man. begins promptly at 7 p.m. Sunday School-l1:00 a .m. flying U2 reconnaissance plane Feb. 25, and has not yet been chairman of the field trips. He applied for and was selected Nursery facilities ovailobfe.• from Edwards AFB piloted by found. San Bernardino and K ern Ove r 2,200 acres of almond Un itorian: (Parish Ha ll) for the Naval Aviation Cad e t trees are in bloom at Quartz $uooay-713D p.m. Capt. John Campbell which dis- CAP Sqdn. 84 commander Lt. Counties have issued permits to Trainill!i: Program. Hill, about 8 miles west of Lan­ "otostant: (All faith Chep.f) appeared Thursday night, and Col. Frederick L. Richards, and pick wildflowers since the show Former Marine Pilot caster, lending even more color Morning Worship-9,.(5 and 11 a .m. was found crashed in the Kramer 21 squadron members partici­ is an educational exhibit. How· He received his win g sand Sunday School-9,30 a .m., GrO'lN and Hill section near Four Corners pated in a 5-day search for the to the Antelope Valley Almond lIchmond ol.m.ntary Kho.I •• ever, discretion must be exer­ commission as a lieutenant in Blossom Festival which features -.man Catholic: (All faith Chap.1) Saturday. two missing aircraft. Three sep- cised. Groups of pickers are the Marine Corps in April, 1942. a parade, rodeo and Queen's Holy Mau-7. ' 130 G.m. and " I ~ p.m. Pilots participating in the arate operation bases were main­ formed from experienced people His first assignment was with Sunday. search for the ill fated plane tained by the group. who know how, what and where Ball. Festivities start today and 6 a.m. Monday through Friday, 8:30 o.m. Marine Scout Bombing Squadron end. Sunday. Saturday. were Lt. Kenneth Sikes and Lt. Col. Richards and WO Bob to pick. 3 (VMS-3) in the Caribbean fly· (jg) Todd Crombie in F9F-6 jets; Thomas took charge of the search Other groups who will partic­ Orange Show Ccmf.ulon.-i to , ,25 a .m., 7 to ' :30 p.m. ing anti-submarine patrol. He Saturday. Thursday beforo Flr.t Friday­ Lt. A. L. Gambini and Lt. Ptee- base established at Lancaster's ipate are: the Oasis Garden Club, was later assigned to Marine Air Kids by the thousands, rang­ " to 5130 Po" chataka in T-28's; while LCdr. Gen. William Fox airfield . shadow box displays; Murray Group 33 where he served as ing in age from toddlers to 16, .tOYS H.brow s.rviiat (fost Wing All I'oftt> 10.----­ Cha~1l Troy Todd and Lt. Jack Phelps On Saturday, Dr. Carl Heller Junior High School Science Club, the Group's Operations Officer, PROJECT PILOT - Lt. (jg) Todd RECEIVES FELLOWSHIP-John are expected to descend on the !very first aM third friday. 7130 p 1ft. searched in a P2V Neptune. headed a 10-man M 0 u n t a i n animal exhibit; and Civil Air Pa­ and subsequently as Headquar- A. Crombie, USNR, reports from . Trent, Burroughs Math and Sci· National Orange Show grounds tobbath School ovo ry Saturday morning, The local CAP Squadron 84, Search and Rescue group to trol members will erect exhibits. ters Squadron Commander. VF 141 at NAS, Miramar, San ence instructor, has been award· next Saturday, March 17, and ,______----; AN EDUCATIONAL TOOL-Don Yockey and Jane Bachinski, which had been called out earl- make a ground search of the Entrance to the Station will Returning to the S tat e s in Diego, to the Naval Air Facil. ed a Shell Merit Fellowship for the following March 24 for the Thrift Shop officers of the Indian Wells Council for Retarded Children, accept ier to search for a missing civil- Double Mountain area in the Te· be open to the public during the 1945, he was assigned to Marine ity's Operations Department. He the 1962·63 Stanford University traditional "Kid's Days." No ad­ The Thrift Shop telephone a stereo record player and a dozen long playing records from ian aircraft, also assisted in the hachapi range. The group, which flower festival. Air Group at El Centro. In mid- attended Mitchell Jr. College, academic year. Trent, who has mission will be charged for the number has been changed to Capt. R. A. Davidson who made the presentation on behalf of search for the U2, as did the included four Explorer Scouts, year of 1946 he requested re- New London, Conn., majored in taught 11' years here, was grant­ youngsters and rides will be at Ext. 76453. Corrections should the Station's Public Works employees. Donors adopted this means Mountain Search and Rescue climbed to the summit of Double lease to inactive duty. He holds liberal arts, and entered the ed sabbatical leave and plans to a reduced cost. There is plenty be inserted inside of the back of saying IIMerry Christmas" rather than exchange greeting cards Group, and the IWV Unit of the Mountain (7,820 ft.) and then A baby sitter Is someone you a lieutenant colonel's commis- NavCad Program in 1956. He and return to Burroughs. His wife, for them to do and see, both cover of the Station Tele- during the holiday season. The plan gained enthusiastic approval Kern County Sheriff's Aero searched the ridges and canyons pay to watch your television set sion in the Marine Corps Ready his wife, Charlotte, and their two Opal, and 3·year·old daughter from an entertainment and edu­ phone Directory, and it was decided to continue this means to support similar Squadron. IIvI" the lil1::i.5ii1!! Bonanza craft while the kids cry themselves to Reserve. children have been assigned Mary, will accompany him. cational standpoint. ,------', proiects in the succeeding years. Object of the initial search ef- without success. sleep. On leaving the Corps, he re- quarters at 1815.A Young Circle. Page Two THE ROCKETEER Friday, March 9, 1962 Friday, March 9, 1962 THE ROCKETEER Page Three Station Crew's News Local BJC Faculty Tours Hi~e~:ile~~fo~~i~~!V~~h ~~p~~~~~~:alt~;~~tit~o. BIH DW B DAT By B. C. Sipin, PNl News From Pasadena chures, claims forms and instructions has been compiled to help FRI. MAR. 9 employees who have difficulty in filing claims under the Federal Ci vic Concert Michelson Laboratory Employees Health Benefits Program. Byron Jani~-Pianist Instructors from the local Ba­ of the Air-to-Air Weapons Di­ Government·wide Service Plan 8:15 p.m. SAT. MAR. 10 kersfield College branch recent­ vision; and the Guidance Branch Two types of claims are involved under the Service Plan: -MATINEE- ly visited Michelson Laboratory of the Aeromechanics Division. • Basic Claims-Claims under the basic portion of the plan are I p.m. in the second of three planned According to the teachers, the normally sent direct to the appropriate Blue Cross and Blue "GUN DUEL IN. DURANGO" (74 Min.) tours to acquaint them with the Geo. Montgomery most enlightening aspect of the Shield office by the hospital or doctor, and no actipn need be SHORTS: "The Pointer" (7 Min.) on-the-job part of the Appren­ tour, in addition to the amount taken by the employee ,other than to present his Service Benefit "Cody of the Pony Express No. I I" (16 Min.) tice Program at NOTS. and importance of work done Plan Identification Card. -EVENIN.G- The series of tours was ar­ by their students, was the fact 7 11·m. • Claims for Supplemental Benefits-Supplemental claims are "CASH ON. DEMAND" (84 Mi '!.) • ranged by Dean Omar Scheidt that many former apprentices not assignable. To obtain reimbursement for expenses in­ Peter Cushing, Andre Morell and Jerome Howell, Station ap­ are now in charge of sections, (Crime-Dramo) Crook poses as insurance prentice supervisor, to better co­ curred in connection with supplemental benefits, the employee branches, or divisions w h i c h Marie Broshious must: (1) prepare and submit a supplemental (Major Medical) company investigator in plan to rob a bonk. ordinate the trade theory and were visited. He forces bonk manager to assist by threat­ actual-work part of the program. claims form. (This form is supplied in the claims folder furnished ening manager's family. Does it succeed? Two of these are Ray Francis by the carrier.) (2) Submlt invoices to "Cover medical services or (Adults ana Young People) According to the instructors, in the Air-to-Air Weapons Di· supplies received. SHORTS: " He-Mon Seamon" (7 Min.) Terry H. Alien, social science; vision, Code 40, and Robert L. "Sports Review '61" (10 Min.) To speed up payment of Supplemental Benefits, Supplemental SUN.-MON. MAR. 11-12 John L. E wi n g, mathematics; Brown in the Instrument Repair Claim Forms should be submltted to: Blue Cross -Blue Shield, " DESERT PATROl" (78 Min.) Jacques P. Thiroux, English; and Section, Electronics Standards 4747 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 27, California. Richa rd Attenborough, John Gregson • John Trent, physics-the first Laboratory, Code 55. 7 p.m. Government·wide Indemnity Plan two tours were "real eye·open­ Ewing s p 0 k e for the group (War-Drama) Action and suspenss during ers." Claims for hospital or doctor expenses may be handled in Africa campaign as reidcrs harass German when he said: "I think we be­ two ways: supply dumps and discover a stJpply of new On the first tour, the teachers lieved that all the apprentices style tanks. Emphasis on methods and ma­ were conducted by Wayne Roun­ stayed in the shop as workers. • By Assigning Benefits-The employee signs the claims form chines maintain interest throughout. (Family) Capt. Blenman swears in Johnnie Harvey, C52, for another 6 years. assigning benefits, and the hospital or doctor sends bills di­ tree, Al Kowalski, and J a c k We were pleased to see that two SHORTS, " Doc's Lo st Stand" (7 Min.) Whitfield through the Engineer­ rect to the carrier. (There is no deductible for Hospital Room and "AFSM No. 599" (17 Min.l of the m are now supervising Congratulations to Johnnie B. were in the same class. Upon ing Department's machine shop, Board expenses, but the employee must pay the deductible on TUES.·WED. MAR. 13-14 Harvey, CS2, attached to the graduation, the yare still to­ other technicians, coordinating " 8LUE HAWAII " (101 Min.) sheetmetal shop, heat treatment other expenses.) Commissary Store, on his reo gether and assigned to the same with other division and branch Elvis Presley, Joan Blackmo n rooms, g y r 0 shop, electronics enlistment for another six years. duty station. he ads, and making excellent .------..... • Employee Makes Claim-Benefits for medical service or sup­ 6 and 8: 15 p.m. shop, and mechanical inspection verbal presentations to visitors." 20 Year's Service Celebrated plies may be made by submlttmg a claim direct to the car­ (Muskal·Drama in Color) Ex G.I . returns He was sworn in by Station Com­ It's a fond "so long" to our branch. Here the instructors to Hawaii and girl friend. He reiects job on mander Capt. Charles Blenman, able X·ray technician Gil Baloy, The third and final tour will rier. Claims forms and instructions are contained in the kit sent family's pineapple plantation to work for saw the machines the appren­ Jr. . HM1. He left for a course of be taken through the Pilot Plant to the employee by the carrier. tourist agency. Exceptional photography and tices use, the area in which they By Supply Dept. Employees instruction at the EI Toro Ma­ on the Station. To speed up payment, claims should be submitted to: Aetna lilting times. (Family) Johnnie has completed 0 v e r w 0 r k, and some of the final Cdr. Cassin, Associate Director of Supply Department, offi­ Casualty and Surety Company, 1330 Broadway, Room 709, Oak­ SHORT: "Speed Week" (9 Min.) 15 years of active naval service rine Base. On completion of the products of their labors. ciated at the presentation of 20 year pins to seven employees THURS. MAR. 15 and thinks that he can go for course he will trade his "blues" in the Supply Department. ReCipients were commended for land 12, California. STAGE PLAY - MR. ROBERTS On the second tour, the teach­ another hitch so he can retire for a Marine uniform. He has Beware of Cows their many years of diligent service to the government. Starring John Ireland been assigned to the Mar i n e ers were again led by Rountree, 8 p.m. on 20 years of federal active ser­ Kowalski, and Carl Flagg, an­ James W. Carroll, Head, Pur- State of California. He has been 16 Fleet Air Wing at Iwakuni, Ja­ The recent rains have given fRI . MAR. vice. other trade theory instructor. chase Division, Supply Depart- with NOTS Pasadena since 1953 "HEY, LET' S TWiST" (79 Min.) P rio r to his assignment at pan. Hospital corpsmen wear us almost an assurance of an ment, since December 1956, re- and in his present positon as Promotional Opportunities Joey Dee, Sam-a Lampert the Marine uniform when as­ This tour covered the Engineer­ array of desert wildflowers. It 6 and 8 p.m. China Lake, he pulled duty with ceived his 20 year pin and was Technical Assistant to the Asso­ Present Station employees are encouraged content, quality and format. Works with can· signed to Marine units, with the ing Department's electronics and has also made the grass greener Elliott Simpson tractors, project engineers and local drafting (Musical) Teenage sons of on Italian res· several aviation units in Japan. standards laboratory, and the also guest of honor at a fare- ciate Director of Supply for five t o apply for the positions listed below. Ap· tourant oWner hit big time popularity with exception of the insignia, which rooms on BuWeps drowing revision changes. on the other side of the road­ well luncheon last Friday. He years. Previous service includes plications should be a cc ompa nied by a n up· their twist bond in the cafe until society Reporting for duty after com· electronics instruments repair Supv. General Engineer, GS·12, PO No. remains Navy. for cows it seems. Several Sat­ to-dote Form 58. The fact that positi ons are folk force the' young crowd out. They prosper pleting a course of instruction section. Also visited was the terminated to accept a position Port Hueneme, Long Beach Na­ 13956, Code 551 62 - Head, Mechanical Evolu· Happy to report from com­ tion employees have had some a dvertised does not preclude the use of when the teenagers return. filmed at Pepper­ Lt. Jerry J. Palmer as Con t r act Admlnistration val Shipyard and Naval Air Sta­ other means to fill these vacancies. ation Section. Determining mechanical prop· at the Hospitalman School in Weapons Development Depart. mitn lounge, New York. (Adults and Young pletion of I&E school at San close calls by livestock crossing Voucher Exa miner, GS·3, PD No. 117016....(, erties of materials, components and asscmb· San Diego are William J. Bott ment's Special Projects Branch Branch Head with BuWeps, Po· tion, Terminal Island. People) Diego is Rizalino Ablao, PN2, the road. So drive with caution. Assigned New Duty Code 1753 - Position located in the Public lies, evoluation of ordnance packaging and and C .1. Cabacungan Jr., both who claims to have that "know mona, at Convair. Carroll was Marie Broshious began her Voucher Branch. Type all vouchers paid by consultation with design engineers on above SHORTS, "Klondike Strikeout" (7 Min.) HN's. They are now assigned with NOTS Pasadena for 10'h government career in Washing­ t ile Branch, checks authorization for accuracy problems. "South Africa Today" (10 Min.) how" touch. If anyone wants to years and the rest of his gov- ton, D.C. with the Executive Of­ of accounting information, and compute the El ec tronics Engineer, GS-11 or 12. PD No. ______to the Medical Department. Both know if his home state grants a ernment service was with the fice of the Secretary of the Navy. t otal amount due. 05.5010, Code 5562 - Designs, develops and were stationed aboard the USS high school diploma after com­ Secretory (DMn, GS-4, PO No. 16019, Code tests support equipment for various missiles Le xington and were ordered to Sports Slants Army Air Force, Reconstruction After two years she transferred and other types of ·ordnonce. pletion of the GED tests, than 11 32 - Incumbent will perform normal sec· School Notes school at the same time and see Ablao, he can tell you. Finance Corporation, War Assets to the Marine Corps Air Station retary duties in the Office of the Housing Mechanica l Engineer or Technician, GS-9, Corporation and War Assets Ad· in Mojave then to NOTS China Admini!trator. PD No. 13894, Code 5552 - Production and mlnistration. He was employed Lake in 1944. She came to NOTS Budget Analyst, GS-7, 9 or 11, PD No. value engineering and design of mechanical ....High School students are bus· 917003, Code 173 - Incumbent will participate components for development and prototype ily transposing ideas into proj· at Po r t Hueneme from 1947· Pasadena Supply Department in In management studies, financial manage· rocket ond mi.ssile systems and related ord· ects as they prepare for the an· Sea Bees Celebrote WACOM Lists 1951. His mllitary service was 1951 and her present position is ment reports and special studies. Position Is nonce items and the preparation of drawings nual Science Fair to be held with the Army in the 11th Cav· in the Audit and Follow-up Sec­ located in the General Analysis Bronc~ in the and documents for use in large quantity pro- airy Division and the Coast Ar- tion. Budget Division. curement. March 17 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. March Features 20th Anniversary tillery. file a pplications for above positions wi th­ Mechanica l Engi neer or Technician, GS-ll, at Burroughs. Jac.k p.onap., Sci­ Fred Judson, D.D., reputed to Rose M. Wein berg, Purchase Ma ry Watts, Room 26, Person'nel Building, Over 60 persons attended the It is of special interest that PD No. 05.5035·1 Code 5552 - Production ana Division, came to NOTS at China Ext. 7·2723. .ence Fair chairman, states that be one of the most inspirational value engineering and lesign of mechanical dinner held by the local SeaBee James E. Fletcher's entire gov­ Stock Control Clerk, GS·4 or GS·5, PD No. e it t r i e s will include biology, speakers in Southern California, Lake and transferred to NOTS components for developmental and proiatype ernment service has been with 1461 IAml -1 or 14612 AmI·5, Code 2573 - unit commemorating the · 20th rocket ond missile .systems and retated ord­ ~hemistry, physics, mathematicS, will be guest speaker at the Pasadena in 1949. She remained Cantrals movement of stock through analySis anni versary of the SeaBee'; last the Navy Department and in the honce items and the preparation of drawings and photography. Nominal cash here for 12 years then recently o f IBM listings. Orders stock, ensures that March 13 general meeting of the and documents for use in large quantity pro- Saturday night at the Hideaway. transferred back to China Lake. excess stocks are not accumulated, makes prizes may. b~ a'Yar~e~ in these Women's Auxiliary of the Com­ curment. Cdr. John A. McAllister, As· p ~oper substitution of stock material. fields. . missioned Officers' Mess (Open). . Completing two year's