Page Eight ROCKETEER Friday, June 19, 1964 'Capt. Grabowsky To Be Interim ComNOTS t Community News To Take Helm 'PLAYBOY CLUB NIGHT' TONIGHT AT CPO CLUB Cort Sheridan and his band from Los Angeles will provide Pending Arrival the music for dancing at the Chief's Club tonight. This will be "Playboy Club" Night at the Club, complete with Bunny Girls. Of Capt. Hardy IEEE SECTION TO INSTALL NEW OFF ICERS The China Lake section of the Institute of Electrical and Capt. Blenman and Electronics Engineers will hold its annual installation banquet on Thursday, June 25, starting at 7:30 p.m. in the Executive 6 Other Officers Dining Room of the Officers Club. FROM UNDER THE SEA TO THE STARS The new officers are James C. Mitchell Jr., chairman; Phil Retire on June 30 G. Arnold, vice chairman, and Art Thomas, secretary-treasurer. Six local officers, including Vol. XIX, No_ 24 NAVAL ORDNANCE TEST STATION, CHINA LAKE, CALIFORNIA Fri., June 19, 1964 Dr. Pierre St. Amand is scheduled to speak on "The Good Friday Earthquake" in Alaska. three Naval aviators and a form er submarine skipper, will end ORDER OF EAG LES TO MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY their Navy careers here Tues An organizational meeting of the Order of Eagles will be day, June 30, in ceremonies that held Wednesday, June 24, at 7:30 p.m. at the Ridgecrest Elks accompany the retirement of Lodge. Bob Waters, spokesman for the group, said attempts are Big Party Tonight To Captain Charles Blenman, Jr., being made to assemble 50 members to obtain a charter. Infor Station Commander. mation may be obtained by calling Waters at FR 8-6386. A formal Change-of-Command ACEY DEUCEY CLUB DANCE SLATED FOR TONIGHT ceremony, scheduled to start at Don Rice, western recording artist, and his Night Riders 10 a.m. in the area beyond the will furnish the music for the Acey Deucey Club dance tonight "CREDIT UNION LOANERS" winners of the (I-r) are Charlotte DeMarco, Edl. Karlstrom, Administration building, will Re · ILaunch' EM Club starting at 8:30 p.m., and will play 'til 1:30 a.m. Wednesday Night Handicap Womens Bowling team captain Glenace Hudson, Mick Doucette, precede the retirement of Capt. Dinner menu will feature fried chicken and fried oysters. League present sponsor's trophy to Ken Ma r and Mary Andreasen. Team won 69 games out Blenman and the other China Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 8 p.m. tin, Credit Union manager. Tea", members of 99 in a 12-team league_ Lake officers. DJ Tom Dillon, C. ptain Leon Grabowsky, Stl Capt. Blenman Speaks tion Executive Officer, will as 'Ramona' and the Plan June 30 Parents: Learn sume duties as Commander, U.S. at ASPA Meet Today Naval Ordnance Test Station, Captain Charles Blenrpan, Jr., serving as interim relief until 'Four Sons' Star Retirement ComNOTS, will address mem How to Teach the arrival here of Captain John China Lake's largest segment bers of the American Society J. Hardy on or about Aug. l. of enlisted personnel - those Ceremonies for Public Administration today Kiddies to Swim The full-dress white ceremony men of third class petty officer (Continued from Page I ) at a noon luncheon meeting to The American Red Cross will involve formations of NOTS rates and below - will be be held in the Mojave Room of Water Safety Instructors Associa and NAF personnel and is to be whooping it up tonight over the f icer aboard the carrier USS the Executive Dining Room. Intrepid in 1956-57_ tion invites all parents in the witnessed by families and formal re-opening of the Enlist Title of the talk is, liRe Born at Flandreau, So. Dakota, community to a "Parents' Work friends of the retiring officers, ed Men's Club. flections on the Management of shop on Water Safety" tomor in addition to military and civil Its members number some LCdr_ and Mrs. Ellefson have an R&D Activity." The ad two sons, Bruce, 11, and Mark, row morning from 9:30-10:30 ian dignitaries. 600, representing NOTS, NAF dress will cover experiences of a.m. at the Station Pool. Here from San Diego for the and VX-5_ 9. the senior military officer at the Red Cross instructors will occasion will be the band attach Located at the corners of LCdr_ R_ G_ Douglas Naval Ordnance Test Station teach mothers and fathers how Former commander of ed to the staff of Commander, Blandy and So.Hussey, the one during his past three years' here. they can te~ch their young chil Nava l Air Force, U.S. Pacific time Station chapel has recently submarines, the USS Bass and The meeting will also include dren to swim and practice good Fleet. undergone extensive refurbish USS Segundo, LCdr. Robert G. a business session highlighted by water safety habits. Children LCdr. L_ M. Ellefson ing in the ~ounge and ballroom Douglas is one of the retiring the election of the new Board are not invited to this teaching Lieutenant Commander Lau areas. officers. of Directors. workshop. The Naval Academy graduate rence 111. Ellefson, Air-to-Ground Has 'New Look' has served at NOTS since mid- Weapons Officer here since Cluh Manager Boh Shephard, 1962 as Military Assistant to the CROSSWORD PUZZLE .·Answ.r ·to .-P,.vloul Punl. 1960, will close out a 22-year SH1, boasts that the "new look" Research Department, arriving ACROSS I)-Argues. career. He came here from gives the local club "an atmos 'OKLAHOMA' REHEARSAL sees Pat Bielawski, Kitty Lock 6·Backbond duties as Executive Officer of here from duties with the U.S. wood, Kitsy Hise and Mary Stolz strutting their stuff for the l-Stared 'I·Hurl phere that will compete wit h open i-Compas$ Patrol Squadron 42. Naval Underwater Ordnance big production scheduled for July 17, 18, 24 and 25 in the mouthed point other facilities throughout the Station, l'\ewport, R.I. multi-use room at Burroughs High SchooL The Broadway 6-Beef animal 9·Mp.n'. A holder of the Ai r Medal, Navy." n_Refund nickname LC dr_ Ellefson was a participant 1'----- The festivities, which start at . His service in undersea craft musical will be staged by the Desert Division of Bakersfield 12-:lledltate to-Cause Tom Faught, PHAN, club's asst. manager; Lt. College_ H-Clty In ll·Wanders in the Bikini Atoll .tomic bomb EM CLUB signal flags are readied for ribbon- 7:15 p.m., will include a formal includes assignments to the USS Rusela 13·Garoen t ool., tests and had served as Guided cutting ceremonies which will re·open the E. F. Mouton, Navy Exchange Officer, and Pompon for war patrols in the 15-City In Idaho 16·Toward tho ribbon-cutting, introduction of 17 _Cooled Ja.V& mouth Missile and Air Ordnance Of- club tonight. Hoisting them are (I-r) Lt. (ig) LCdr_ L. B. Shults, CO, NOTS Enlisted Per some 30 guests and brief re closing days of World War II, Thomas, 13, Nancy, 9, and Betsy, 18-Da.nleh land l!I-Brlef: sonnel. The festivities start at 7:15 p.m. division W. F_ Elrod, XO, NOTS Enlisted Personnel; marks by club officials. USS Tusk, USS Sea Leopard, 1. I'_lIounta.i.Q 20·PJa.ce in Une (Continued on Page 8) lakes £2-Junctures Capt. Charles Blenman ·Jr., USS Runner, in addition to the 20-InQulre LCdr. P_ F. Mohr SHOWBDAT 2l-Parent 23-Rlver in ComNOTS, will take part in the Bass .nd Segundo which he France fRIDAY JUNE 19 (colloq.) Former Commanding Officer 22-Bristle8 ZS-Excess ot. SO-Listened 39-Sea eagle ribbon - cutting ceremony and c:tmmanded. " WHAT' S UP fRONT " (83 Min.) to Power Outage On Station of the NOTS Enlisted Division, ~3-Plumllk. "olar over 3t-Cover with ·U-ExcJamatloa will wish all the enlisted men LCdr. and Mrs. Douglas have Tommy Holden, Morilyn Monning fruit 'lunar year wax 42-Number Donnan Wins Link 7 p.m. :!4-Scotre4 tG·Hindu queen .32-HaUed f4-1nitiale ot ~ future good times in their LCdr. Phillip F. Mohr has served S3-Masonlc' three children, Diana 16, Lynn, (Com.dy in Colo,) laugh your way around 26-Cbecke' 28-Pennles 26th ....'i,i Tomorrow - 5:30-8:30 a.m. doorkeeper Presid~nt ... "new" club. at NOTS for the past year as the country with a door· to-door bra soles· 27-Free ticket (colloq.) 14, and Bruce, 9. 2S-Son of Adam. IS-·Warble f6-·Guido'. loW' Master-of-ceremonies for the Head of the Command Adminis mon, 0 yokel who gets out of every iom 29-?o[ortiflca- 29-Reel . 38-Eat awa.y note There will be an electric power outage throughout the LCdr_ W_ H. Abney tration department. despite a cruel, conniving sales mono~r. tion Fellowship at evening is a VX-S man, Tom Oil .. This w ill "bust" you up! And to top off 3I-Join csu_ A third officer scheduled to Station - except Wherry Housing - tomorrow, June 20, Ion, a former television per.. He reported to the Station the good clean fun, a "ROADRUNNER." U-Mocca.ah'tl John A. Donnan, on leave of }'etire, LCdr. William H. Abney, 35-Jndlan tent from S:30 a.m. to 8:30 a_m_ former and announcer in his from the USS Caliente where he Adults and Youth. 36·Three-toed absence from NOTS' Earth and Itas been attached to the Naval Shorts: " Lick.ty Splat" (7 Min .) R_d Runn.r sloth EI Paso, Tex., hometown. served as Executive Officer in "Wond.rful N.w York" (18 Min.) 31-Worthless Planetary Sciences Division of The Public Works Dept_ announces that the power out Air Facility here since late 1962. Affiliated locally with Radio January 1962. leaving the Research Dept., has been Reporting here from the USS SATURDAY JUNE 20 ~S-Complaln age is necessary to permit removal of certain equipment at Station KRCK as a spare-time -MATINEE-- 39-Cloth awarded a Link Foundation Fel Ranger, LCdr. Abney will he Commissioned in 1943, LCdr. " TARZAN GOES TO INDIA" (86 Min.) measure the FH substation in connection with contractural work im disc jockey, Dillon serves with CO- Stamp of lowship for summer research in ending his 22-year career in Mohr had commanded the Naval Jock Mahoney approval proving electrical services to the entire Station. the Personnel Office at Armitage I p.m. atmospheric studies at Colorado Naval aviation. Reserve Training Center, Zanes· 41 .. 0Id· Shorts: "Tennis Chumps" (7 Min.) womanleh State University. All departments are requested to schedule their activi· (Continued on Page 4) A Navy test pilot who served ville, Ohio, and the Military Divi " Jungl. Drums No. 7" (13 Min.) 42-Heraldlc -EVENING-- bearins: The $1500 grant will be divid at the Patuxent River facility, sion aboard the MSTS ship Gib 43-Deadly ties to coincide with the outage. "EAST OF KlliMANJARO" (75 Min.) 45-Sprlnter ed between Donnan and James LCdr. Abney's assignments local. bins. Morsholl Thompson, Goby Andre 41-Speak hl. R. Connell of Fort Collins. Iy have included duties as Main. 7 p.m. slow, LCdr. Mohr and his wife, Ra (Ad .... ntur. in Color) Roving comeromon lengthene4 The Ch ina Lake scientist, pro lenance and Safety Officer_ ton., mona, have four children, Rob coven the efforts of a medical team trying Cg-Spirited minent in last yelr's Project to convince .hostile African Iribes of the ne. He has previously served at ert 9, Paula, 6, Nola, 4, and 'horae Stormfury off Puerto Rico, will NAS, Moffett Field as Safety Of cessity of collie innoculotion to cure epi· Lisa, 3. dec:nic. lossoing by jeepl (Adults and Mo· ·DOWN be working under the direction Bond Drive Goes Into ficer. lure Youth) Lt_ E. V_ English 1-Europea.n of Dr. Herbert Riehl and Lewis He and his wife, Dorothy, Shorts; " Th. Ic.ma" Com.th" (7 Min.) 2-Encourag8 " Corny Casanovas" (16 Min.) 0 _ Grant of the atmospheric have four children, Bill, 18, The Station's Special Services 3-Crony SUNDAY·MONDAY JUNE 21·22 . (colloq.) science department at CSU. The Full SWill,g Next Week Ruth, 15, Larry, 13, and Jane 7. Director, Lt. Edward V. English, 4-LaUn ' 8LACK SABBATH" (84 Min.) conjunction research will be concerned with LCdr_ S. C_ Schold a former enlisted man, will end Boris KolloH, Mark Damon "Operation Security," the 1964 Savings Bond Campaign, .F.,.·U.. I. Authorl,,' 8mln N•• spa,.,.. 0.1y.· air motions over mountains and u. s. A Naval aviator whose duties 24 years in the Navy. 7 p.m. goes into full swing next week. "l\1inutemen" have been appoint (Horror in Colo,) Three story drama with ozone exchange between stratos. ed by Department Heads to contact all nonparticipants to explain include assignments in fighter, Commissioned from Warrant the King of Terror, Boris, as M.C. and actor. phere and troposphere. patrol and transport squadrons, In gruesome color. Chills galore I (Adult) to them the advantages of the Officer in 1953, the native Cali Shir": " Sh ••pish Wolf" (7 Min .) The grant is part of $31,425 LCdr. Stanley C. Schold, Sr., is fornian spent the early years of "Sky Div.n" (8 Min.) given this year by the Link Plan and to assist those desiring gious, racial, economiC, political, the fourth member of the of his career in cruisers and des· TUESDAY·WEDNESDAY JUNE 23·24 Foundation to support aerospare to participate to register allot- or scientific. ficer group retiring. " OPERATION PETTICOAT" (1 20 Min .) F~m~ ______PLACE ments. trqyers, participating in 17 and oceanographic research at Reporting here in August Tony Curtis, Cory Grant, Joon O'Brien Pressure from the Communist We must meet the challenge Pacific theater engagements 7 p.m. STAMP 13 institutions in eight states. of seeing to it that our two basic 1962 from Japan, he had partici during World War 11. (Com.dy in Color) Crew of sunken sub· CSU is the only institution in bloc of nations and their sym pated in numerous Pacific area marine breaks eve,y rule in the book 10 HERE pathizers has continued to mount strengths, mi litary and econom· Reporting to NOTS in June put her bock in action. Imagine five A,my JOHN DONNAN the Rocky Mountain area to re ie, flourish side by side_ Our campaigns during World War II, nurses aboard a P·I·N·K sub with the U.S. Wins Link Fellowship ceive the grant. since the end of World War IT. following his graduation from 1962, Lt. English's first local as and the enemy after her? (Adult, Youth and On all fronts friendly, allied, military strength must be back flight training. signment was Personnel Officer. Mature Children) TO ______and neutral nations are besieg ed by a strong and growing eco He later assumed his present THURSDAY·FRIDAY JUNE 25·26 nomy. His duties at the Naval Air "VERTIGO" (1 27 Min .) County Tax Rep. Here Wednesday ed by the Communists' many Facility have included Adminis duties. James Stewart, Kim Novak 7 p.m. Mack Thompson of the Kernl secured property tax bills. He pronged attack on our way of Allotment plans are available trative and Legal Officer assign He and his wife, Ada, have (5usp.nM Drama in Color) Hitchcock's tole County Tax Assessor's Offlce. . life. The attack may be direct, whereby amounts from $3.75 to ments. six children, Melody, 17, John, of on ex·detective who shadows the wife will be here next Wednesday, WIll be In Room A of the Com- subversive, or persuasive. It $75.00 and more per pay period of a friend but foils to sov.. her life. Kim's " LCdr. and Mrs. Schold also 13, Deborah, 11, Joni, 7, Lori, as pretty as the Son francisco background. June 24, to answer questions of mumty Center from 8 to 11:30 may be directed against any may be in vested in "Shares in TOM DILLON have f.o_~~ chilelten, Stanley, 17, 6, and Tina 4. (A dult) ., residents concerning their un- a.m. and from 1 to 4:30 p.m. category of our way of !ife; reli- America." To MC EM Club Openi~g •
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CHAPLAIN'S MESSAGE ------:-. PROMOTIONAL "Pop" Lofinck is on leave. His "Desert Little ~eague OPPORTUNITIES - Philosopher" column will be resulfled - Standings Reds Nip -Tigers 11-10 on his return. Team Won Soul Snoopers, "'o.. n, Stotion omp loy'" or. oneo.,.ged to .pply f., ,h. positions listod INlow: Ap Pirates ...... 3 plications should b. a cc ompaniod by an up Tiger!; ...... 2 After Trailing by 9 to-dato Form 58 Th, foct that posit~ .. Red Sox ...... 2 etd v•• li ..d h... dotl not pr.dud. tho -... Dodgers ...... 1 Howard Beach's grand slam homerun in the boltom of the Beware! .f otho. moon, 10 fill th.,. vCI(Clnci ••• LBJ Picks June 21-27 fourth inning sparked the beginning of a rally which saw the Giants ...... 1 CI.rk (Typin,), GS-301-5, Cod. 7521-ln yankees· ...... 1 Reds come from a nine run deficit to beat the Tigers 11' to 10 By CHAPLAIN ROBERT FENNING cumbenl "",ill perfOlm a variety of duti~s last Tuesday evening in Pony includ ing coordinating r e que s t, for the Stanch', ser..vices, .diling of monUKI'ipls, fil As Job Safely Week Uttle League Results League play. Our age has produced a claque of specialists w-ho stand ing and retrieving of audio-visual materials, Howard's brother, John, scored June 9 around with gadgets, tape measures and charts, waitihg to yi"eld typing. ~ ond serving 0$ alternate projection Calling upon " every American worker to work safely and to the winning run in the bottom ill. Incumbent must be capable of handling Pirates 8, ¥ankees 1. up a Jool-proof reading on my soul. They guarantee to tell you safeguard his fellow workers," President Johnson has named the of the seventh with a good show and - moving withoul assistant equipmenT Red Sox 14, Dodgers 3. w\lat makes me tick. Come one, come all and see how a com weighing up 10 SO 1b5. week of June 21 "Job Safety Week." of base running. June putation of my emotions, attitudes, personal history, prejudices, Requir.d •• p.,i.n,.-ll/2 yeors general ex He said he picked thaI week ------ n The Red's Don Robinson went perience in progrenively responsible general because the ninth biennial Presi Giants 10, Yankees 1. pulse, blood-pressure, breathing pattern and the way I wear office clerical wMk. Plus 1V:z yean special· all the way on the mound for my clothes can give me a label'for filing and future reference. iud experience in the field in which the dent's Conference on Occupa Tigers 9, Red Sox 6. his first victory of the season, . June 12 I am an- unbeliever in their art since I deny their premises dulies -of The Position Ofe 10 be performed. tional Safety m~ets in Washing while the T i g e r s used three Related experience is acceptable as special J;ibdgers 10, Tigers 3. and certainly question their conclusions. Moreover, I resent) ized experieoce for a maximum of 6 months. ton June 23-25. pitchers to try to stem the heavy them_ They usurp' the role of God. - Fil. applicotion's fa, above wilh Janet Some 3500 top men and wo , Pirates 5, Giants 3. slugging of the Reds. Thomos. Bldg. 34, lI:oOTn 26, Pho". 72723. June 15 men will attend the sessions. Man age r Dick Miller and We talk about our freedoms and, as a people, swear to die CI.rk·Typist. GS-4, Cod. 252-Anists i" Pirates 5, Red Sox 3. They will try to fill the Presi coaches Jack Murray and George for them if necessary. Yet basic, guaranteed rights see1n to lie performo "ce of clerical work for the Procure· ~ankees 9, Dodgers 8. me"t Mo"ogeme"t Divisio". PreporH mO Te· dent's order Nto devise volun Teate were impressed with the surrendered without resistance if somebOdy can convince us that rial or docume"'s for prese"tatio" of doia~ June 16 tary action to reduce the hu hitting performance of their it is not fashionable or popular to withhold information of the co"cefl'1i"9 CO" trocts o"d relaTed oreos, types Tigers 10, Yankees 3. whole Red team. most intimate kind. Many a man is being bamboozled out of his correspo"de"ce, prepores charts o"d grophs, lJIan :and economi~ waste of . moi"toi"s files, etc. Rect Sox 2, Giants 1. . Pony League Schedule most cherished convictions. Let some sociological pollster pub needless work injuries." Quolfi(o'io" R.quiteme"'s: AI leos' ' wo June 19 lish a report that says your ideas about morals are at variance yeon clericol experience Iho' i"cluded '0 0 President Johnson is sched Little Leagqe .Schedule Reds vs. Braves-5:30 p.m. with what he has found to be a mean o[ public practice and you sig"ifico"' degree Iypi"g variety of maTerial. uled to address the opening ses 8 p.m. . Cubs vs. Tigers-8 p.m. are immediately branded as being out of tune with the times. ApplicO"1$ mus' hove served i" 0 positio" sion of the Conference June 23. that i"cluded typi"g withi" the lost six June 19 Diamond June 21 Never mind why you believe what you do about what is right mO"Ths o"d mUll be fully quolified typisls. Delegates representing business, Dodgers-Pirates ...... 3 Cardinals vs. Braves-5:30 p.m. and wrong. Fil. opplicotio"s with Pat Dettli"g, Bldg. industry, agriculture, labor, edu- 34. Room 2B, Pho". 72676. Yankees-Red Sox ...... 4 June 22 For all the extravagant claims of knowledge and control Clerk· Typist, G5-4. PD 430004, Cod. 3002- cation, SCience, government, and June 21' Yankees vs. Tigers-5:30 p.m. I"combe"t will be required ' a type vorious technical groups from all parts being made by the experts, who have made a science of break· Tigers-Red Sox ...... :.. 3 I;IOll!lSTER GOLF TOURNEY winners Earle Roby (left) and Reds vs. Cubs-ll p.m. tech"icol reports o"d correspo"de"ce os well of the U. S. will spend three ing down the human animal into little pieces, no real evidence os perform clericol o"d mi"or ocimi"istrotive Yankees-Giants ...... 4 Gary Stevenson hold trophies presented to them following June 23 days in intensive study of job seems available- to show th.t ~ man is being conditioned to be dUlies. The i"cumbe"t is onigned to the JUl')e 23 the fourth annual tee classic at the China Lake club. Cardinals vs. Indians Tes' Deportme" ' Sloff office o"d il loc"ed hazards and how to control more honest, complSsionate or tolerant. to o,her u"its of the Deportme"t os required. Pirates-Giants ...... ·3 p.m. them. They wilt give the Presi- Tig"rs-Dodgers ... c..•• :...... 4 Our own community is liot' unlike any other o[ its size-and Qu.tificCitions: Succenful comptetio" of Iwo .Children's Golf Clinic Roby-Stevenson Yankees vs. Cubs-8 p.m . ocodelllic yean of substo"tiolly full ' ime dent their recommendations for JJ". 25 . June 24 complexion. Security police reports of thefts, family fights, as study i" 0 reside", school obove the high "Mobilizing Leadership for a Red Sox·Dodgers ...... :...... 3 •. Youngsters 12 am! older are saults, and the whole catalogue of common felonies and mis school level; or two yeou of oppropriote Safety Breakthrough." urged to sign up for the chil on HollOlster Reds vs. Cardinals-5:30 p.m. e .. perie"ce; or one year of educotio" plul one Pi.t:ates·Yankees ...... :. 4 WI Tigers vs. Indians-ll p.m. demeanors occurring in our own backyards, are enough to make year of oppropriOle e .. perienc.e. Linking job accidents and his d,,;n's Golf Clinic at the China one gasp' with amazement at times. If by employing material' Lake Golf.Ch.,b beginning today June 25 tlfPS CI.rk'Typist, GS-4, 'D oSoo5 •• 1, Code 3002 anti·poverty program, the Presi : T-Bait Standings Braves vs. Indians-5:30 p.m. istlc tecniques the promise of a golden era of brotherhood is 0 NEW GCA OFFICER for NAF Up Tourney - I"cumbe"T will perform voriety of odmi"· dent said: "The loss in skill and Team Won Lost at '10:30 a.m. The hour-long les C " being held out to us, then all we can say is that the long hot is tro'ive du'iel wiTh 'he moior portio" bei"g at San Clemente Island is Yankees vs. Reds-ll p.m. TV A 'WASTELAND'? Not i"volved with perso"nel octicos o"d records. earning power of every man and Senators ...... 3 0 Sons will be free, but there will Earle Roby and Gary Steven- June 26 summer is upon us and jt is high titne we got on with the pro Ov.lificCl'iCNII: Succenful complefio" of 'wo LCdr. Robert L_ Newlund, reo be a $1.00 charge for range when Roquel Welch appear. women who suffers a prevent Lions ...... 2 1 son won the Hollister Cup, Part- Cubs vs. Indians-5:30 p.m. gram. ocodemic yeon of substootiolly full time porting from Lemoore NAS balls. on a Hollywood TV show os study i" a reside"t school obove the high able work injury impoveriShes Bucks ...... 1 2· where he was Asst. Radar ners Best Ball Tournament, last Tigers vs. Cardinals-ll p.m. a hostess. Man has ,jot yet been put in anybody's back pocket. His school level; or two yeors of oppl'opriCite u- still more a nation already at' Ter,iers ...... 0 3 perieoce; or o"e yeor of eCiucotio" plus o"e • t t " Traffic Control Center Officer. Sunday at the China Lake Gof demonstrably unpredictable nature further justifies my right yeor of oppropriote uperle"ce. war agams pover y. r-======------, His wife, Patrie·i., 'daughter Club. They came in with a low to' look to my God for an' explanation of the mystery that en Clm·Didoting Moehi.... T,pwilt.r, GS.4, Over two million worlcet"l ~rm League Standings net of 122. Robin, 8, and son, Christopher, Bob Hicks Feted shrouds the human life. ftC 2'441, Cod. 3Ol3-I"cumbe"' provides ne· were disabled by on-the-job ac Team Won Lost 6, will live in San Diego. He In second place with 124 were cenory secreforiol o"d clericol services reo tidents in 1963. Reds ...... 2 0 Milt Wolfson and Sam Someson. Please don't tamper with -my right, to- seek signs of a Di quired os brooch secretory. relieves LCdr_ K. K. Stroupe On Return Here SPORTS Angels ~...... 1 ~ l Dick McLaughlin and Bob Craw vine Image within mAn and an eternal promise that no man is o--tific.,ions: Same os obove. Labor Secretary W. W·ilIar'd who has received orders to Bob Hicks, former star short ~ Engin ..ring hch"iciCln, ~11, 'D ~3, Wirtz in a move to bac-k the Cubs ...... 1 ,1 ford holed out with 125 to take ever beyond hope or help_ Co4e lO11-Performs tech"ICol oooIY,I, of ' the GCA Unit at Lakehurst, Padres ...... 0 2 stop with the- NOTS champion· third, customer's tes' requireme"ts, deslo"s test' President's Job Safety W'e e k N.J . ship baseball teams of '45, '46, uperime"'s to l olisfy cuslomer "eeds, plo"s message has written aU gov- Low gross winners were Capt. o"d coordihotes in detoil 011 focton directly '. h . and '47, during his tour of duty SLANTS B. L. McCreery and AI Mc NATO' leaders Mapping Plans refoted 10 'he test progrom, pr.pores co~, eroors urgmg t em to Issue Job Softball Standings here as a First Class Petty Of eslimo'es o"d budgets for 'he lests onig"ed. Safety Week proclamations. 'Molo 0 I As of June 15 ficer was' feted by his old'team Donald with 151, defeating by o"olyzes lest resultl, o"d prepores progren 0 f J b S f just one stroke two teams com By CHUCK MANGOLD ood t~c ho ; co l reportl of telll co"ducted. ne purpose 0 0 a ety I Itary ays Team Won Lost mates at a reunion party held'at FOf a Nucleat: Missile Fleet KUhz Photo ...... prised of Don Fraser and Pat QuatificCl,ions; ' Musl hove 0 iotol of six Week, according to the Presi- P 1° I d 7 3 the CPO Club recently·. Friday night is "Red Pin" night at the China Lake bowling Paris - Thomas K . Firiletter, United States representative to yeors uperie"ce in the field ' of e"gi"eeriog dent, is " to enlist the natural 0 ICY ssue MercHantS'· ...... 6 4 The ex-Navy veteran willI re McDonald and Floyd Rockwell I~nes. Each time the red pin comes up' as the number one ~ N th Atl t· Tr to ' . t' (NATO) he h -o"e yeor of which musl hove bee" equivo· I d h' f h k and Jack Lewis. th~ -c; or an IC ea y rgamza I~~ . r~ , as pre- le"tto the GS-9 level. I" odditio" must hove ea ers Ip 0 eac WOr' er, NAy ...... 6 4 tUrn to China Lake to teach a pm and the bowler bowls a strike he is given a certificate Following the trophy awards dieted that agreement on the composition of an ALlIed nuclear 0 thorough "'"owledge of il'1$trume"totio", farmer. teacher or business- ·By Comll NO NOTS ...... 6 4 special education class at Bur worth one free game. Last Friday night a record 27 free games fleet would be reached bY' the I equipme"t, o"d mo"power requireme"ts for man." He said he is "confident . Public Works ...... roughs High School this fall. ceremony, going·away gifts were were awarded. .. . lesll conducted 0" the superso"ic troc.... 3 7 d f h presented to Capt. and Mrs. en 0 t e year. ons and, despItE! the So VIe t, File cspplicCitionl for obov. with '."y fow. a week's trial will commend the A statement of policy con.. VX-5 ...... 1 9 Hicks retired from the Navy There are several openings for bowlers in the summer Representative's of eight mem- Union's criticism believes the.- I." aldg ~ 34, Rm . 34, ,ho". 11514. practice of safety all yea r cerning public observance of in.. as a Chief Petty Officer in 1961 Charles Blenman Jr. . I . d fl t " f CI.r"'·TYpist, OS·3 or G5-4, Cod. 5515- d " leagues that have commenced. For details call Fred Dalpiaz bets of NATO have been dIS- mlxe ee IS a means 0 pre- I"cumbe"t types 0 voriety of formol o"d roun . dividual military service birth.. and attended Memphis State at Ext. 72006. Softball Schedule University (Tenn.) before trans cussing toe plan at headquar- venting such excesses. i"formol reJ)orts, correspo"de"ce, memoro"· days or days has been issued June 22 Pilot; after tail spin: " I'll bet . I t Th .. dum, e'c. Receives Telepho"e o"d perso"ol If" b C d t El th N al ferring to Eastern Washington Congratulations are certainly in order for Fred's son Kenny, t ers h ere SIl1C~ .as year. ey The only means of prOVIding collers o"d. direc" some to cog"izo"t per. 0 EBA A t y omman an, even av !'sessmen Runz Photo vs. Merchants- State College at Cheney where 50 percent of the people down who bowled a 24-233-233-710 series last Wednesday night. rel?resent Bntam. 'Vest Ger- alliance allies with a share in SO"(s). Posi, ico i"cludes: COlt occou"li"g, N umber 80 Is Due District. 6:30 p.m. there thought we were going to many, Italy, Belgium, the th gh time. ... eepi"g. fili"o. copyi"g, e!c. Sho rl ho~ The statement refers to a he received his BA degree in ed INTRAMURAL SPORTS CALENDAR . nuclear weapons is .. rou . deSlroble. VX-5 vs. N0TS-8:30 p.m. ucation this year. be killed that time." Netherland$, Greece, T u r key " multiple ownership, manning CI.rk.TVpi,t, GS.4, Ooc(. SSM, PD 455023- Members of the Government Chief of Infor-mation notice of The intramural sports calendar for the balance of the year June 23 During his tour of duty here Student pilot: "Yes, sir, and ana the United States. and control of such weapons." I"cumbe"' types officiol correspo"de"ce, se· Employees Benefit Association last March which reads, in part: calls for golf in July, football in October, badminton and table NAF vs. Public Works-8:30 with the Navy he married Don 50 percent of the people up The United States Finletter 'curity cleoro."ce r eq~eils, trovel orden, tro~el and Ch,' na Lake "utual A,' d "In keeping with the spirit of tennis in November and basketball starting in Deoember . Tackle .. .' . Th United States aim is iti"eroriel, II'1 ter-office memoro"dum, recelv, . m. p.m. na Boyack, daughter of NOTS here thought so, too." saId, IS proceedlllg on the baSIS e j" g telephone o"d personal collers referring Society are informed that assess- unification •.. participation bV football will be played at Schoeffel field this season. VX-5 vs. Kunz Photo - 8,30 oldtimers, Edna and Bob Boy • of the following principles: " equality" and the Administra- them to proper ~rlo"nel, etc. ments NO. 80 and No. 8 are Military Units in the observence p.m. A parking lot is a place NOTS GOLFERS LEAD I . "h' hI d - bl" th tion does' not seek Iny advan- S.crelory (TYPI"g), G5-4, Cod. 5564-1"· f th b- hd f' d' j-'" I ack of 905-A Richmond Rd _ ,t IS 19 Y _ eSlra e at CUft\be"t il Secre'ory to the Heod, Design Dis. now due. 0 e Irt ays a In tV uva June 24 Hicks was voted the most val where you pay 60 cents so you Capt. Bernard McCreery and Don Fraser, PNC, continue aU allies share In control of nu- tages over its allies, said the closure Bro"ch, Engi"eeri"g Deportme"t. Re· Assessments have been levied Military Services or any. other NAF vs. Merchants-6:30 p.m. uable player for the years '50 won't get fined a dollar while to lead the Eleventh Naval District Senior Golf tournament clear arms assigned to Europe NATO representative. ceivH telepho"e o"d busi"eu ~ollen, sched· due to the death of Eugene D. day or days of significance to With one more round to be played at Coronado on June 26, • •• • uling oppoilllme"" o"d mee'mgs, otte"ds NOTS vs. Public Works-8:30 and '51 while playing for the you go in to get a lO-cent soda to aVOid the claSSifications of The problem facing the United meetiogs os required o"d serves os recorder, Patterson, retired employee of a single Military Service, its- p.m. AFMATS in Hawaii. that costs a quarter. the NOTS representatives lead the field by ten strokes. Capt. firll-and second class military States, however, is the share of Iypi"g officiol Novol lellers, memoro"dos, the Engineering Department's components or auxiliary, will McCree ry shot an 80 and Fraser had a 75 in last week's play powers in the alli.nce. control to be given to the seven ~:~h;:::~:c. from rough draft or recording Michelson Lab Machine Shop. not be underteken in the civilian at Long Beach. The United States opposes NATO powers who do not con- .... Fil. opplicotions for above with Doro Payments of $1.20 may be domain without the ~fla KUNZ PHOTO IN FIRST P~ACE roliferation of nuclear weap- template participation. (AFPS). Childen, Bldg. 34, Rm . 32, Phone 11393. mailed to the Secretary-Treas- authorir.ation of the Secretary P D.adline for fili"g is Ju", 26. Joe Seibold has his Kunz Photo softball team in first place urer Joseph M. Becker, 77-B of Defense. as the teams near the finish of the first half of the season. COMPETITIVE EXAM Renshaw. " While there is no intention A competi'ive promotio"ol exomi"otipn is With three teams tied for second place and the Public Works .he Rocketeer bei"g o""ounced for .SupervlsorY ' I"spet:tor ._- here to discourage activities of team in third position it looks like a fi ve team race down to (Ordoo"ce Mecho"icol Eq uipme"T.Develop- Aetna- -Bfue Cross civilian associations or leagues the last week of play. Official W ..ldy Publication me"olJA, A"l'1Ou"ceme"' No. P.NOTS-IVo·6(6-4). · such as the Association of the LOOKS LIKE CARDINALS ARE OUT of the Applico"ts must be Coreer or ~oreer . Co"di. · Al'lents Here June 22-24 U. S. Naval Ord"CI"c. T.st Station 'ional employees of NOTS Chmo loke or ":J United States Army, the Navy Afte r watching the Cardinals in action last week we think ChinCi Lak •• Califor"io Posode"O, Colif. File Cord Form NAVE,xOS Aetna Insurance representa- League of the United States, the you can disregard them as serious contenders for the National "' ~5-AB o"d Sto"dord Form 57 wi,h The Per· Captain Chorl.s BI.nmo", Jr., USN :hrlstion Science (Chop. 1 Annex) tive Howard Keenan will be at scohel Divislo", Code P·659, Posode"o, Colif.. th C . t C t u Marine Corps League or the League flag. The Cardinals lack long ball hitte rs. Their out Station Commonder Morolng S.rvlu-Jl0.rn. "0 lo'er tho" July I. e ommum Y en er on mon- Air Force Association in cele.. fi eld leaves a lot to be desired and the pitching staff has not "J." Bibby Sunday School-II a .m. Public Informonoo Officer NAVY OVERSEA' VACANCIE' day and Tuesday, June 22-23, brating the Army Birthday. come through as expected. "rot.stanll '!A!! FaIth Cho~ 11 Guom-Budget Aoolyst, GS·J1 ; Telepho"e from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Army Day, Navy Day, the Jack G. Broword Morning Wonhip-B:30 Clod II a .m. The punchless Dodgers are fortunate that Joe Moeller and Ed itoriol Advi.or Supervisor (C hief Opero'or), GS·6; Pe'roleum Blue Cross representative W. Marine Corps Birthday .or Air Sundoy School-9:30 a .m., Grov., and Quolity Control $petiolisl, GS·9; Jqpa"- G H ·lt '11 b t th C Phil Ortega along with Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax have Richord Gru.".b.rg Richmond . Ieme"tory schools. ' lib,",'o,. GS.8. Howoii-W.ld',. E,.'"'''' . am, on w, e a e om- Force Day, military partiCipation Editor pitched great ball. Unless Frank Howard and Tommy Davis tomon Catholic (All Fo lth Chop.l) Fil. opplicationl for aboye with Noyy Over_ munity Center on Wednesday, in such events must be limited Budd Go" start driving in some runs the Dodgers are in for real trouble Holy Mon -7, 9:30 o.m., ond 5:30 leos Employm.", Offic. (Pacific).- F.derol June 24 from 9 a m to 1 p m Anodole Editor Bldg., SO" FrO"dlCO, Colif., 94102. trying to repeat as champions. p.m. Sundoy. d f ' 2 t 4 .. . . to attendance and speeches by Fr.derick l . Richords Spai"-Heod, liquid Fuels Pump Operotor, an rom 0 p.m. military personnel in their in.. The Giants, who take on the Dodgers in a four game series Speciol Auignments 6 a .m. Moodoy through frldoy, B:30 C.m. us Novy Fuel A..,..,ex, EI Ferrol. d i v i d u a I and unofficial ca.. next week at Candlestick Park, have finally combined their C. E. "Chuck" Mo"gold, Sports Saturdoy. f il. applicolio". fot oboy. with Noyy Outdoor Shop to Close DEADLINEs.. Overseas Employme"' Office (Atlo"'ic), Hd· pacity." pitching with their power hitters. A sweep in this series for N.wI Stori.s.. _ ...... __ ..__ ..... TuH .• 4:30 p .m. Conf.ulonl -S to 8:25 o.m., 6 to 8;30 p.m. qtrl., Potomac Riy.r Nayol Command, Wash· For Inventory Wed. The notice points out, how. either team would be curtains for the losers. Photogrophs. __. ____ .._____ . Tu ... , 11:30 • . m. Saturdoy. Th ursday ~for. flnt Frldoy':' i"gto", D.C. • 20390, "0 later tho" July 3: • to 5:30 p .m. Navy Exchange announces ever, that there are exceptions, Look for the Yankees to be in first place by the end of The Rocketeer receives Armed Forces Press COMPETITIVE EXAM that the Outdoor Shop only will and that requests to enable mili Service mot.riol. All or. officia l U.S. Navy '«US H.br.w S.rvi<:•• (East Wing· All faith Most.r M.cha"ic ('owel Plont), Guam. File NOTS BASEBALL GREAT RETURNS - Bob Kummings, Bob Green, and Tom Short at a the month and never be headed. The Yanks, who won the photos unlen otherwise Identified. Pri"ted Chop.1) Cord Form NAVEXOS-4155AB o"d Sto"dord be. closed for inventory all day tary participation in events held Hicks (center) star shortstop of the NOTS reunion party held in his honor at the CPO pennant last season by ten games, should cinch the flag by Weekly with opproprioted funds In camp"· Ev.ry ftrlf and third fridoy, 8:15 p.m. Form 57 w ith Co"solidoTed IRO, Bo x 22, Wednesday, June 24. All other off base should be forwarded to championship teams af '46, '47, '48 poses with Office at 50 KinQ St.• Bldg. 00929. Phones Club_ Hicks returns to China Lake this fall the middle of September. This ball club has too much class Hdqtrs., CobNovMorion"os, c/o FPO. Son Navy Exchange activities will the Chief of Information via the "O!i6 l I.lnr p.S !" .~ ' ~C-d sOlC]"bN 41!M .;ua J"Iltarlan fellowlhip (Porlsh Hall) , Fror)cisco, ·Colif., olin. Code 08.23. no 'Ioter old teammates (I-r) Bobby Kochman, Grant to teach a Special Education Clas. at Bur for the rest of the league. We wonder where they would finish 11354, 71655, 72082. Fel lowship Meeting-Sundoy., 8 p.m. thon J uly 13. be open. chain of command. Gorman, 80b- Mead, Gus Mn-d, 8111 (Rabbit) roughs High SchooL in the National League? r
Page Six ROCKETEER Friday, June 19, 1964 Friday, June 19, 1964 ROCKETEER Page Three M'ore -Than 200 Visitors Robert RockweU NO'S Pasadena . Gets MS Degree VIRGINIA E. LIBBY - EXT. 638 On Station In One Week From Stanford . Robert L. Rockwell, a Weap- ons Development Department """IJJuY'e", has been awarded his Sue Ann Cross Is Master of Science degree in areo nautics and astronautics from Girl-of-the-Month Stanford University . The pretty red-haired daugh • A BuWeps -selectee for one ter of John A. Cross, Mainten year of graduate training, Rock ance Machinist in the Pub I i c well-entered Stanford last fall. Works Shops Division, was A Burroughs High School grad chosen as the final Girl-of-the uate, class of-J53, Rockwell· Month at Northview Hi g h recelved_hJs A.B. degree in phys School, Covina. She was grad from the University of Cali uated with her senior class on fornia at Berkeley in 1957. June 11th. . While' enrolled at Cal, he During her senior year , Sue worked as a summer employee Ann Cross was president of both at NOTS during his school va- cations. .! the American Field Service and the Future Teachers of Amer _ In .. 1960 he was named wiru;>er ica. She was also Tri-School Stu of the local Rotary Club's award dent Coordinator of AFS activi for of 'study abroad ties between Charter Oak, Co marry his high vina, and Northview Hi g h LCDR. JAMES P. CROWD ~R Schools. Jr. has reported aboa rd as An outstanding student, she Military Assistant in Weapons is on the Honor Roll and has DR. LOlliS A . LOPES DR. WILLIAM D. SQUIRE Development Dept., relieving been a member of California Cdr. L. H. Lippincott. Cdr. Scholastic Federation for three Crowder was CO of the USS semesters. Menhloden (SS 377) prior to As part of the Future Teach ORIiGON TEACHERS here from East Mult· lating of electronic components in pLastic b PhDs Conferred On nomah County on an Aerospace Education In· plained to them by John Trieg ,(Nft) during duty here. He and his wife, ers of America program, Sue " Service Workshop this week have encapsu· tour of Engineerin'g Depart",...t's PII\~'ic I,.ab. Tina,! h,.ve three 5Ons, Michael, DISTINGUISHED VISITOR - Capt. G. H. Lowe (I), escorts taught at Sierra Vista Junior ------11; ,Stephen, 9, and Bruce, RAdm. D. Lambert, Control Electronics Diyi,ion, OPNAV, High school every Tuesday. She When 50 teachers from Sono- I ~ bom one -month agoltoday. ; on his arriyal at NOTS Pasadena la,t week. The Admiral wa, was news editor on the Valhalla, Two Annex Personne~ ma State College, here on a tour 38 Employees briefed on current station proiects and conducted on a tour the s c h 00 1 newspaper, and a Two Pasadena Annex employees, Louis A. Lopes 'and William of NOTS as part of an Aerospace Gordon 1M. Dunk1!1 of facilities. member of Junior Statesmen of D. Squire, received their Doctorates at the California Institute of Workshop Program, depart the T k ,. Commissary Store America. Technology graduation exercises last week. Station today a new record of a e lIourneyman Transfers to NASA -- Sue plans to attend Cal Poly Upon completion of his thesis ------ more than 200 visitors in one I In'(entory and seeki n9 a secondary teaching on "Operator Differential Equa M.S. in Mathematics, both from week will have been set. . Holiday Schedule credential in English. Training Courses CL GOlf Club Membership tions in Hilbert Space," Lopes CalTech. Taking It all m therr stnde The Commissary Store will The proud parents, John and received his Ph.D. in Mathe be closed Wednesday morning, his wife Helen, have another A native of Texas, Dr. Squire were Technical ·Presentation Co- Thirty-eight employees of the matics. served in the Army from Jan July I , for quarterly inventory. young Cross at home - John ordinator Bill Hampton , his as- Station took advantage of one of Open to Pasadena Annex Originally from San Jose, uary 1943 to December 1945, ' slstant DIck RusclOlelh, Beverly the Journeyman Training Class ROBERT _L. ~OCKWEI.L It will be open in the afte~ no o n 10, who attends Cienega Elemen California, Dr. Lopes earned his from 1 to 6 1'.01. The store will The China Lake Golf Club announces that memberships tary School in Covina. just previous to his employment Wel.sbnch an~ Gerry Berry. es offered by tbe Artisan Devel- are open to Pasadena as well as China Lake personnel. Mem B.S. and M.S. degrees in Mathe with NOTS. F,rst to sp,n the attendance Iopme nt Branch (Code 654) this school sweetbe.art, Shlela Wil- be closed all day Friday, July berships are $8 monthly for an individ ual and $12 for a fam matics from Stanford University. -He is current~y a liU1ysicist wheel ~ere more th.a'.'. 50 rep· last semester. The class attend .Iiams, instead. 3, in observance of the 'Fourtb ily. Alterl)3tively, Pasadena employees who are not mem Associated with NOTS for 14 (Electronics) ..... c;.n,uINnt in' re~~ntatVies .fr.o~ CIVilian and ed was the Basic Metallurgy and The ,Rockwells bave two boys, of July holiday. , bers of the golf club may play the course by paying a daily years, Dr. Lopes was granted . a the Electrenics,tlra,"". milltar~ ,actlvlhes througho~t Heat Treating Aluminums class, Kurt, 23 months, aQd 'Bruce, 9 ,To .ayoid the payday rush on greens fee ($3 on weekdays and $5 on weekends and holi station fellowship from 1959· Dr. Squire and his wife, the nation who were here to Wit· months, who was born while Thursday, July 2, it is recom- days. 1961 to pursue his studies. Shirley, reside in Glendale with ness an expl~si.ves hazard test The logistics for the class was attending S~n- , . that patr{)ns try to do Pasadena personnel wishing to join the China Lake Golf As a Mathematician and Con their two children - Lisa 11, at the SN , I ment Division. D~nkel transferred to NOTS Reserve Duty at Pasadena fron, .Sharp General Depot at I I Latlirop in Novemi;>er of 1957. W. F. Thorn, Aerospac.e En .., His, fir~t position IH~re ,was as gineer, and currently Program I allditor' with Central Staff's In ,Manager on_the Monopropel,lant ternal' Review Di vision. under Gas ~ Generator 'Program jn the Shl!JTlw_ay. ~echnology .Divi In 1961 he transferred to the sion at China Lake, has reported Special Projects Br-anch; then to to Pasadena for two weeks naval the Cost Analysis where he was reserve duty in the Range -mlme Page Four THE ROCKETEER Friday, June 19, 1964 Friday, June 19, 1964 THE ROCKETEER Page Five Editorial China Lake Day Nursery 18 Graduate From Apprentice Program Kennedy Library Seen Little Ones Learn Arts, As Living Memorial Since the tragic death of President John F. Kennedy Nov. 22, Sciences at Day Camp 1963, many public facilities such as airports, schools and parks have been dedicated in his honor. While all of these are fitting tributes, a fund·raising cam· paign is currently underway to provide a national memorial to President Kennedy whicb will stand above all others in belping to keep his memory alive. The funds will be used to build the John F. Kennedy Library on the banks of the Charles River in Boston, Mass. - a site the President chose himself eight weeks before his death. This library will be more than simply another building or monument bearing the President's name. Its planners envision it as a living and working memorial, expressing President Ken· nedy's concern for his country and the world. Tbe library will include a museum which will house many of the mementos associated with President Kennedy and his times. Those planning it hope to make the experiences of recent history as vivid as possible for visitors, especially students and young people. There will also be an archive which will contain President BESWICK AWARD WINNER - Herbert Swader (right) ac· MACHINISTS - Howard Grant, president of Frank Johns, Donald Standa rd, George Finch· Kennedy's personal papers, as well as copies of public records cepts Beswick Award from Donald Davis, wi nner of the necessary for an understanding of the actions of his administra· Desert Lodge No. 442 of the International er, Paul Mills. Back row (I· r) are Herbert award last year. The award is made annually to the outstand. Assoc. of Machinists, congratulates graduates. Swader, James Herman, Richard Graham. tion. The archive will be used primarily by scholars and research· ing graduating apprentice. ers. Journeyman machinists, front row (I.r), are Not shown Leon Barton. A third component of the Library will be an institute, with the central purpose of educating young people in the under· standing and practice of democratic political life. It will offer scholarships, research material, lectures, seminars and public programs to help achieve these purposes. The cost of the Kennedy Library will total $10 million-all of which will be obtained by voluntary contributions. When it is completed, it will be turned over to the government as ana· tional institution and, as such, will belong to all Americans. When the keyman for the campaign in your outfit gets around to you, give it some serious thought. There is no better way 'for men and women in uniform to pay a personal tribute PAINTING PICTURES is always great fun for Summer Day Camp learning about color se to their late Commander·in·Chief. (AFPS) youngsters. Here's a group at the Nursery lection from Beverly De Jarnett. Dancing, Music An~ Swimming In Program, Too SCHOLASTIC AWARD WINNERS - Apprentices (I.r) Richard Printy, third year electrician, Carl Wilson fi rst year electron· Most of them are a bit too ics mechanic, and Milton Caves, second year electronics me· young yet to seriously consider chanic, accept $50 academic awards form Austin Ross, Head the Three "Rs," but they are of Employee·Management Relations Di vision. doing mighty well with the ACSDSMs, thank you. "They" would be the children attending the an nual Summer 15 Complete First Course Day Camp programs sponsored by the Ch ina Lake Day Nursery on H a I s e y Ave., and the In Solderfication Held Here ACSDSMs are Arts and Crafts, ELECTRONIC MECHANICS Fifteen Station employees were awarded certificates last Sciences, Dancing, Swimming Now iourneymen elect ronic Friday for completion of the first solderfication course held at and Music. mechanics (I·r) are David Gar NOTS. The Day Camp started on retson, Carl M 0 r phi 5, John Object of the two·week course I June 8 and will continue through Monckton, Ernest Ball, Toshio is to improve workmanship and ed a Standard Manual, Shop July 2. Nakashima, Franklin Lydon, inspection of soldered electronic Practice 19, and periodically cf Under the overall direction of and Robe rt Mi II. . This is the assemblies by Station techni· fers a course for instructors in Peg KnoblaUCh, the various 14th graduating class since the cians. solderfication. classes and instructors are: Apprentice Program was es· Noting that a great many fail· Instructor for the local course Arts and Crafts: Beverly De tabl ished here. ures in missiles and rockets was Robert J. Sellers of Code EM Club ... Dwight M. Morgan Jarnett; Sciences: Ruth Palenik; have been due to faulty solder 40, who completed the NAFI (Continued from Page 1) Dancing: Jane Bachinski; Swim· joints, the Naval Avionics Facil· course with an outstanding ming, Chris Field. As a radiu !lersonality To Attend UC Lenninger and ity at Indianapolis has develop· ra ting. in Ridgecrest, Dillon has de· Nancy Reardon; Music, by the veloped his "rating" during the Dwight W. Morgan, '64 Bur· individual teacbers. evening hours of broadcast and roughs High School graduate on weekends. and honor student, will attend 'Withdrawal' The versatile bluejacket per· the University of California at The bank robber shoved a formed as a vocalist with a EI Berkeley this fall. He will major note across to the teller which Paso combo for t h r e e years, in biochemistry. read: "Put the money in a bag, doubling on guitar, which he is Morgan holds a life member· sucker, and don't make a move." scheduled to demonstrate to· ship in the California Scholar· The teller pushed back another night. ship Federation and served as note: "Straighten your tie, EXPERIMENTS in the Science class prove that helium makes "Four Sons' and ' Ramona' president of the local chapter stupid. They're taking your pic· ball oons go up, and that seeds planted in paper cups do Featured attraction of the eve· here. He participated in the ture." grow . . .. if you have patience to wait just a bit longer. ELECTRICIANS - Journeymen electricians ning, following a buffet dinner NOTS·Burroughs Work Experi· Martin, Larry Mather, and Wallace Hirsch. and refreshment, scheduled to ence Program. start at 8 p.m., is the appear· ance of tbe nationally famous State and Defense Departments Back Sea-Level Canal First Polaris Sub Home After 3 ~ Yrs. "Four Sons," stars of stage, TV Washington (AFPS) - Secre· Mr. Ailes said, "Tbe existing "A sea level canal would not New York - The Navy's first States, the submarine went into and movies. Women Hold Third tary of the Army Stephen Ailes Panama Canal is vulnerable to present, as does the present Pol a r i s submarine, the USS the yards at Groton, Conn., for Music will continue through has told members of the House lengthy interruption of service George Washington, has return· a complete overhaul. canal," Mr. Ailes said, IImajor 1 :30 a.m., with songstress "Ra· of White Collar Jobs Committee on Merchant Marine through sabotage or accident, an ed to her home port at New security problems or the need Tbe overhaul will take more mona" punctuating the program Women held nearly 32 percent and Fisheries that the State De· event which would be prejudical London, Conn., after an absence than a year to complete and, with her lyrical renditions. of all Federal white collar jobs partment and Defense Depart· to our strategic and military in· for a large personnel compJe· of three and one half years among other things, will give Door prize awards are includ in October 1962, a Civil Service ment support a bill for construc· terest and to international com· ment to operate and administer most of which was spent beneath the Washington longer·range etl in the evening/s program, ac Commission study shows. This tion of a sea level interoceanic merce." it. " the surface of the ocean. Polaris capability. cording to Tom Faught, PHAN, is an increase of 4 percent over canal. The Secretary pointed out An agreement with the coun Since February, 1961 , the Ass't. Manager of the club. the previous year. The study The basic purpose of the bill "Even today, 24 U.S. Naval ves try through which the canal . Washington has operated as a COMPLETE CLASS - Employees who have and Philip Hardie, Code 55. Back row (I.r) part of Submarine Squadron 14 Administered by the Navy Ex· also showed that women occu· is to authorize investigation and sels and SO commercial ships would pass could and undounted "In a democracy, exercise of • completed the first solderfication class at Robert Sellers, instructor, Code 40; Earl EI· change, the Enlisted Men's Club pied almost 18 percent of pro· study to determine the most cannot pass through the canal Iy would be very,different from f rom Holy Loch, Scotland, com . NOTS, front row (I·r) are Jack Whitfield, co lington, who presented ce rtificates, Cod. 55; the VOTE is the method by is under the direction of Lieu· fessional positions in Govern· suitable site#acrOSI the Amari· and an additional 556 commer· the existing treaties with Pan· pleting 15 Polaris patrols in this , ordinator; Virgil Lewis, Code 3S; C. D. Ryan, Knoel Cragin, C. L. Jones, Rose Pifer, Mar tenant Earl F. Mouton, N a v y ment and 34 percent of non·pro can isthmus for a canal as a ci.1 vessels cannot go through ama, according to Secretary period. which voters assure themselves Code 18; Leroy Wills and Richard Beswick celia Sudderth, He len Powers, . 11 of Code 55; Exchange Officer. fessional jobs. successor to the Pana.ma Canal. fully laden. Ailes. Upon return to the United of majority rule." III, both of Code 55; George Weir, Code 40; Eddie Paulsen, Code 40; John Haug, Code 35.