Page Eight . ROCKETEER Friday, Sept. 20, 1963 China Lake Units IConcert Series 'Guys and Dolls' Cast Tickets Goi ng For College Production To March in Fair Li ke Hotca kes Broadway will come to the desert November 22 and 23, when UNDER THE SEA TO THE STARS "Renew today! Save your seat the Desert Division of Bakersfield College presents Frank Loesser's for the concert series!" is the ad­ hit of the 50's, "Guys and Dolls." Major roles will be played by ------Parade Tomorrow Vc~0~L~X~V~I~I,~N~0~.~37~ ____N_a~v~a~I __O_r_d_n_a_n ~cc-eT~~es~t~S~IO~I~i~on~,~C~h~i~n~o~L~o~k~e,~C~o~li~f~o~rn~i~o~~F~r~i.~,~SeRI. 20, 1 9~ vice of the NOTS Civic Concert Association sales campaign com­ Bob Pinney as Nathan Delroit, Back-to-School (See Fair Schedule on Page 5) mittee. Bea Moore as Sarah, Theresa NOTS-Developed A pair of NOTS military units will make their public debut No m 0 r e $10 seats remain Valenteen .. as .. Adelaide". Bob tomorrow in the 13th annual edition of the Desert Empire Fair's available for sale to new patrons, Spence as Sky Maslerson, and Ed Night Programs Romero as Big Jule from Ch ic- Grand Parade. according to Dr. G. S. Colladay, Representing Seaman Guard sales campaign chairman. The ago. B a c k -to-School Night pro­ military activity scheduled to organized here several months $12 seats were withdrawn from Cast in the role of gamblers grams for parents are scheduled participate in the parade. W. ago, will be a craCk, 28-man sale last week and only about are Warren Kirk (Nicely-Nicely), for next week by the China Lake Ugill, Jr., AE2, attached to NAF, Sam Haun (Bernie), Milt Caves Elementary School District, in marching unit led by Drillmaster is the Drill unit's petty officer­ 50 seats remain in the $8 sec­ Troy Shenkles, MM1. tion, he said. (Harry the Horse), Ed Bernard cooperation with the China Lake in- charge. "Our new sales campaign has (Rusty Charlie), and crapshoot­ PTA. LCdI'. Lewis B. Shults, skipper Spectators will see one of been gOing so well that we are ers Lucious Smith and Paul These programs are planned of NOTS Enlisted Personnel, N AF's newest drones, the Q2C Bauer. to present general information promised spectators "one of the "Fire bee," paraded on a special now in the process of trying to finest displays of marching prow­ slow down our salesmen until Dwight Holford will play the to the parents, to meet their float. ess in the area." He will lead we can be sure of the number of role of Police Lieutenant Bran­ children's teachers, learn what Mile-Long Procession seats needed for our renewal nigan, with Arvide Abernathy will be taught during the current the contingent in parade forma­ Scheduled to start at 1:00 p.m. patrons," said Carroll Evans, played by Herb Childers. term, and see the books and tion. in front of the County Court­ civic concert association treasur­ Director John Lawson predicts other materials the pupils will Color Guard Enlered house on Ridgecrest Blvd. the a successful production, based use. The Security unit will also mile-long procession, divided in­ GIRL SCOUTS Shirley Francis and Annie Murphy admire er. on what he considers to be an un­ It will nol be possible, how. provide a color guard for the to five diviSions, will wind its some books in the Handbookmobile which visited here last Evans pointed out that the ex­ ever, at this time for teachers to Seaman Guard contingent. week. pected renewal rate of 7S per usually fine cast and the fact way up China Lake Blvd., ter­ that "Guys and Dolls" enjoys a pro v ide for individual confer. N a val Alr Facility's 35-man minating at the triangle in front cent was the basis for the num­ ences with parents. These confer. drill unit, recently organized un­ ber of seats available for new reputation as one of Broadway's of the NOTS main gate. most successful musicals. ences are scheduled during the der the direction of Ens. Stuart Ev Long, attached to NOTS 'Handbookmobile 'World Around Us' sales. Well over half of these reo month of November at the con. H. Mann, is the second local ceived by the association. All reo Others in the cast are dancers Central Staff and co-chairman of clusion of the first marking newals must be in by Tuesday, Nona Harwick, Loretta Bell, the parade, said the military I I I Brings New Books Tickets On Sale period. Sepl. 24, 10 hold the seal for Ihe Mary Penn, and Barbara Spence. units will lead the colorful spec­ !I Programs at the d i ff ere n t Tickets for the new "The World coming season, Evans stated. Part of the Mission Group will tacle in the Honor division. Five To Girl Scouts Around Us" series, sponsored by be Suzanne Larsen and Betty schools are scheduled on separ­ marching bands including the Basil Rathbone opens the con­ ate nights to provide parents A handbookmobile brought the China Lake Community cert season on November 13 with Seeley, with Pat Schwarzbach as Marine Corps' unit from Twenty­ new Girl Scout handbooks to Council, went on sale this week Mission General Matilda Cart­ the opportunity to visit more Nine Palms, will set the cadence his program "In and Out of than one presentation. The meet­ Scouts in China Lake and sur­ at the Council's booth at the Des­ Character" to be followed on wright. for the marching groups. rounding areas last week. ert Empire Fair in Ridgecrest. Technical director is Vernon ings are scheduled as follows Fort Irwin's float, depicting December 4 by a program of during the week of 23-26 Septem­ These books cover the four The series of entertaining, ed­ "Folk Songs of North America" Green, with Cheryl Anthes as­ the tank u'nits of that command, new age levels in Girl Scouting: ucational, all-color movies, per­ Musical Director and Mary ber at 7 p.m. each night: Vieweg • will 'be one of the "out-of-town" with Alan Mills, Canadian artist, and Desert Park Schools, Mon­ Brownie Girl Scouts (7 and 8 sonally presented by distinguish­ and Sam Hinton, ballad singer. Stoltz as Choreographer. participating organizations. years), Junior Girl Scouts (9, 10, day night; Murray School, Tues­ ed explorers, life-scientists and In 1964, concert association Long said that parade officials 11), Cadette Girl Scouts (12, 13 travel authorities, will again be There's an offbeat psychiatrist day night; G r 0 v e s and Rowe are still hopeful that the San members will see Rise Stevens, Schools, Wednesday night; and 14), and Senior Girl Scouts (15, shown at the Station Theatre. Metropolitan opera star, on Feb. who a d v e r tis e s: Satisfaction Diego Nava l Training Center's 16, 17). Girl Scout leaders have Richmond School, Thursday The first screening is sched­ 4; Jose Greco & Company, Span­ guaranteed or your mania back. - 65-man marching band would be -Notionol Sofely Council night. been retraining since last win­ uled for Jan. 6, 1964. ish ballet, on Feb. 18, and Alice here in time for the parade. ter to make the Girl Scout pro­ Prices are the same as last Schoenfeld Ensemble on March Nearly 150 organizations had gram the most up-to-date, inter­ yea r's s uccessful series. Season 11. A.. ~wu '.- . . _.. ;~"r, Puul. been entered in the parade pro­ esting and exciting informal edu­ ticket per person, $4.00; Family CROSSWORD PUZZLE gram by late this week, including cation program ever devised. Season ticket, $10.00; Single En­ 50 equestrian gro ups~ some 30 ACROSS S ~ 1T :\\'c on The handbook mobile from listed Personnel season ticket, Thrift Shop Closed one's person floats, 5 bands in addition to Carol's Department Store in Mo· The Thrift Shop will be closed .1~Und erworld 9~ YeS8el $2.00; and Student season ticket, god 10-Girl's name special entries. jave also brought a supply of temporarily until further notice. -i-Stalk of ll-Sailor NOTS al Fair $2.00_ g rain . (colloq.) uniforms and other Girl Scout Purchases may be made from Donations will still be accept­ 9-"'ager I G-Comlncted The NOTS float, dis P I a y­ ed as usual. 12~ l\laca\v . I S-Repulse equipment which was purchased any Council director, and a l3-Talk idly :20 -Household ing weapons developed by the by the many leaders, parents, H.-Eggs }let Station, will be one of the fea­ booth will soon be set up in Ben­ la-Mixture 21-js nrair(\ 1)£ and girls who visited the Scout 17-1ntractabJo 22-Clerical tured entries in the parade, ac­ nington Plaza. ]) erson collnr House on Wednesday aflernoon. ID~ Condensed 2S-Emergetl cording to officials. Mrs. A. E. Dassat was in charge · Inoisture "ictorioliS BOB VAN NOCKER jr., ex­ Ray Sinnott, presentations di­ SHDWSOAT ··!O-Proofreadel.", 25-Stage of arranging for the visit of the Navy Leaguers Hosted · mark whisper rodeo champ from Boron, will viSio n, said the Command would FRio SEPT. 20 21-~lan's nama 2G-Cares Cor band bookmobile. A reception honoring visiting 23-Armed - 2S-Female ride a quarter horse in the ~ also have its newest exhibits on " CARRY ON REG AR DLE SS (90 Min.) conflict (colloq.) 3G-Nod f4-Extlnct . bltcf Fair Parade. display at the fair. members of the Contra Costa Sidney Jomes, Kenneth Connor !4.-Real eatnt. 20-Mild :\j -DismllY . 4().Southern Council of the Navy League was 7 p.m. map -' expletive 3ll-Pertaining to . cuckoo COM Feature 21·0rgan of ~ 81-l\.[editer. voice -&G-Americaa Commissioned Officers Mess held Wednesday night at the (Comedy in color) Here's thct "Corry On" hearing rancan 40.Beverage essayist I , gcng of fumble fingers cs a group placed in 28-0btalncd 'bland . ot2-Jewish term 47.Blshoprio· 'Open' Study Report Tells ••• (Open) Manager Bernie Carter Commissioned Officers Mess. various jobs by on employment ogency; sei­ 2D-'Veb-footell 12:-Churc h ~.~.' of reproa.ch -IS-Dine ,birds _ ( bench . "3-Danish - il-SYJnbol to. announces the new schedule for The group toured the Station ling bubble both, window cleaner, sofety to-HebreW' 8ti .. Base r '~ - nlcasure nickel - Monday night dinner at the club. yesterday, witnessing tests on belt and toys. This is a real "sleeper" of · month _ ------wacky, rollicking comedy. (Adults and young 2 Special steak sandwiches will be the ranges and visiting various people) School Systems Here ,:l:g~~~~In(colloq.)" 1 ,,1 1"III,' a-- " ,0 I" ~ ,10 Ir served in the Plaque Room for departments of Michelson Labor­ Short: "One Weok Vocation" (7 Min.) JS-PreposltIoli at-Having patrons dining at the club. atory. " Gun Ploy" (10 Min.) branches· POLYETHYLENE BALLOON is inflaled al NOTS-developed ozonesonde high inlo Ihe SAT. SEPT. 21 'S-Artlc'. 01 " South Dakota, prior to carrying ozone layer of the earth/s atmosphere. - MATINEE- sf' " ,. -And WhatHappened ...... 1 p .rn ..... M_~gr~}ut"38-"'alk { ~ . ~mIY ~ ;bJ " TROUBLE IN THE SKY" (76 Min.) 39-So'emn calli . ~1:-:-+--p.!?'!!"1.<.. By FRED RICHARDS Michoel Craig 40-1mlt.t~ ~ za 2~ . ___m _ SHORT: " Heap Big Hercot" (7 Min.) A new altitude record of 142,.. ,a-Highn-Dart { l;i t ~= S!-4-1:-+--I "Iron Horse No. 13" (16 Min.) AtAECCommunities - mountala f ' 000 feet was set by a baUoon - EVENING - 4(·M:adman. ~ ~ flight of a NOTS-developed in. " THE HORIZONTAL LIEUTENANT" (90 Min.) "-Gratify 1'0 ~ B88:1" (Edilors NOle: This is Ihe fifth in the quonsel huts which the strument recently at Sioux Falls, Jim Hutton, Paulo Prentiss 2g:i1g:ibe~. ! ~ p. lJ,S ~ IJ~ in a series of articles being writ­ Day Nursery now occupies. The 7 p.m. ti2-Meadow ~ ~"?r--t"':I&.~M-i-+-I ten t o acquaint the citizens of South Dakota, in a final evalua.. (Comedy in color) Young Officer is as­ 63·Ventilata ~ records indicate that this first ..-Fore',,, ,"; I·' ~ ;.y P.$\&l~" I ~ China Lake wit h informa­ tion test for a project supported signed to a small command on a Pocific G5-Allow <::,; ~ year of operation was character­ tion concerning the 1I0penll com. by Ihe Office of Naval Research. Island to capture its lone Japanese holdout ... DOW,. -~ ~ I 14~ ~~14_~'+-I;-~Jl2'tI ized by improvision, cumshaw, who is steoling vilol Sl.Ipplies. Arrival of his munily sl udy.) Penetration and evaluation of I.Ob.truc. ~ ~ ~ I . 47·-"- and confusion, but the kids re­ girl friend nune complicotes his duties when 2-Anger ;... _, ceived a year's schooling. the ozone layer of the earth's she is rushed by oil the other men. a-Mor... 00<:". '51 MO.!" This article will discuss pub­ r atmosphere (the ozonosphere) by SUN .-MON. SEPT. 22-23 mournful 1-' . ~I - - 1-- 0QQ4 lic education in the China Lake­ The China Lake Joint Elemen­ " WALL OF NOISE (liB Min.) 4·Cast fortl1 the NOTS ozonesonde (ROCOZ) 6-Attempt ~. >00< 1>4 1XXl4 >l Ridgecrest area. The existing fi­ tary School District was created Ty Hardin, Susan PJeshette, Dorothy Provine 6.Sun god ~ IMlJ qualifies the instrument for fur­ 7 p.m. .~~~s6enco ~, ._.' "n"., •• ,.or. ,Inc. / " nancial support of local schools, by a special act of the California ther testing as a rocket-borne (Rocing Dromo) Racehorse troiner tokes a and the impact of community legislature in May of 1945. The , ,6r U.. IA Auth6fiull S.rviu NewSJI:,Ir. Only; unit in a series of flights at Pt. job with the stobie of 0 weollhy owner, 0 transfer at the AEC communities District has grown from six huts heel w hose wife mokes a ploy for the troin­ Mugu this fall. er. Romance and racing don't mix here. of Oak Ridge, Tenn., RiChland, and an enrollment of 365 in 1945- Computer Assesses Data (Adul t) Wash., and Los Alamos, N. M, 46 to five modern plants and an According to Arlin J. Krue­ TU ES.·WED. SEPT. 24·25 will be explained. estimated enrollment of 2,500 in ger, NOTS project leader of the "MADAME" (111 Min.) 1963-64. Sophio l oren, Robert Honein Since the establishment of a ROCOZ program, the instrument PLACE 7 p.m. From' ______community at China Lake, the Four Districts in Area functioned successfully through­ (Comedy Dramo) Th e rise of 0 beautiful, STAMP management of the U. S. Naval There are four school districts out the entire balloon flight and but corefree, loundress ond soldier lover to Ordnance Test Station has rec­ presently involved in the public parachute descent. The teleme­ Duke and Duchen in Napoleon's Court. Fronk HERE diologue and Sophia charms are a bit ognized the need for a good education picture at China Lake tered data, recorded on magnetic risque. (Ad ults Only) school system. Recruitment and and viCinity. Burroughs High tape, is being -assessed on the THU RS.· FRL SEPT. 26·27 retention of high caliber em­ School (grades 9-12) and a branch IBM 7090 computer. OH, MEN! OH, WOMEN! the uproarious comedy shown in a " PARANOIC" (80 Min.) ployees in an isolated area such of Bakersfield Junior College Jeonette Scali, Oliver Reed TO. ______Basically, ROCOZ is an optical more lense moment as Granl Cobbler (played by Fred Wit­ 7 p.m. as NOTS makes dependent which serve the entire Indian instrument utilizing the sun as a nack) uses Miss Tacher (Aileen Fullerlon) as a shield againsl (Horror Dramo) A chiller 0 $ eerie as they schooling a matter of prime im­ Wells Valley are parts of the light source. The vertical distri­ the wrath of Arlhur Turner (Ed. Romero). The produclion is come! Young sister insists to relatives thot portance. her deod brother is alive, but on imposter Kern County Joint High School HIGH-FLYING PACKAGE conlaining NOTS operalional ozone­ bution of the ozone is measured being presenled by Ihe China Lake Players al Ihe James and the relatives all seek the family fortune. The firsl elemenlary s c h 001 and Junior College districts. The sonde (ROCOl), which reached a record allilude of 142,000 through the attenuation of solar Monroe School on Oct_ 4 and 5. Tickels will be available al SHORT: "Million Dollar COl" (7 Min. ) session on the Station was held China Lake Joint Elementary feel, is inspected by project men W. L. Burson and H_ P. energy by ozone at selected the door_ "ThaI She Blows" (18 Min.) during Ihe school year 1944-45 (Conlinued on Page 4) Patton of NOTS Earlh and Plonelary Sciences Division_ (Conlinued on Page 4) Page Two ROCKETEE R Friday, Sept. 20, 1963 Friday, Sept. 20, 1963 ROCKETEER Page Seven ,-- 'DESERT PHILOSOPHER ' PROMOTiONAL ROCKETS In Slam-Bang Scrimmage OPPORTU 'ITIES San Clemente Present Stal:on em;:·,yee5 ·,r. enCOU,"ged to opply for the position} 1i·I.d below: Ap­ plicolions shou'd be o(co;np:-nied by an up_ lo·dote Fo,m 58. Th:: :'a~ 1 Ih t positions are IIdveriiHd here does no. P' Jdude the use Island-Part II 10 THE ROCKETS, NOTS civil­ Teen-Agers ,f other means fill Ihes ~ vacancies. Staff Nu ue (Medicine nOl.:l Surgery), GS.S or 6, Code 88 - General and specialized By "POP" LOFINCK ian football team, went all-out By Fr. Joseph A. Costa, O.F.M. CAP. nUrsing core in the hospilal and out-potienl deportmenl. Full time and intermittent duty in p r act ice scrimmage last positions. Here we are at San Clemente Island again - near the north Your progress or shortcomings in your life will be meas­ Apply for above pasi.ion with Mary Mar. end of Seal Cove. Monday evening at Kelly Field. ured by your habits. These are the great tools to help you gain rison, Bldg. 34, Room 34, Ext. 72032. This colorful, picturesque, crescent·shaped shore line is the success you want in your life - or they are the means by Secretary {Stenography" GS-S, PO 130011 , very beautiful. Like a backdrop for a grand opera or a grand Heading up the tea mare which you can be forced into faJlure. symphony of nature. The music in the case is furnished by the Code 320 - Work for Head of Range Division Coach Bill DeBejar, Line Right now you can develop habits of thinking and acting ond performs typical secretarial dulies. Appli­ rhythmic surf rolling in over the rocks and receeding. With the which will become automatic throughout your life and which cants muS! be qualified stenographers. accompaniment of a chorus of barking seals. Coach Dee Davis and Mgr. Mel Photo-Optical Equipment Technician, GS- you will do as a matter of course. They are habits which will 1679·9, PO No. 03S044AM1, Code 3S51. loco. Hundreds of them. l\Iaybe thousands. be hard to break. You have thousands of habits already. You ted in Aircraft Range Operation Branch, Ai,­ THEY WAKE UP BARKING Holden. Squad members in­ are probably not aware of them. When you walk, you don't crafl Range Division, AOD. Position supervi. It seems the seals spend all their time sleeping or barking, clude D. Mason, F. Reck, Murl think of putting your left foot ahead of your right foot, then ses the metric photographic unit at 8-1 Range. at this time of year. They sleep on the rocks or the beach, and. Supervises funClions of group and provides Fortune, D. Kline, Tony Paul­ your right foot forward, and so on. You have the habit of walk· designs 05 needed. the moment they wake up they start barking again. ing without a second thought. When you go to school, you don't Maybe they're just happy about living in such a protected DEADLINE FOR FILING: Sept 27, 1963. FIre ino, Gary Miller, Mardo Bian­ tell yourself, "I must go down this street, turn right two blocks, Applicalian for above with M. Morrison, environment - in a cove abounding with fish. left one, then right another." You make the turns without Bldg. 304, Rm. 34, Phone 72032. At the mating season - the males spend a lot of time co, Don DeWitt, Earl Powers, thinking - you have a habit. In reading you don't have to fig­ Head, Information Center, GS·ll 12, Code fighting over their harems. Many get killed fighting. , 6S - Incumbent will be responsible for de­ George Scott, Bob Krammen, ure out what each word means. You have acquired the habit veloping and mainaining the basic daTa, lhe In the spring each female has one baby seal. And the baby of seeing them in print. Without conscious thought on your part, processing sysTem, and the techniques neces· seal is afraid of the water - at first. The mother seal has to J. M. Creech, G. Jacobs, Jinx they register on your brain. sary to make available accvrate and limely teach the young to swim! information 10 be used for personnel manage· Roadruck, R. Eastmon, Chuck Psychologists define a habit as a fixed tendency to per­ ment bolh on-stalian and aff·Slalian. Thi, will At the right hour of sun and haze this cove appears too form certain acts in a certain way. Soon the act becomes simp­ include selling up and using A.D.P. and beautiful to be real. Swan, Tho m Boggs, Homer ler and simpler to perform. Before long you do it without manuel syslems. EKperience in Ihe Personnel BABY SEALS ARE KITTENISH thinking. Management, Program Analysis or Program· I'm told that baby seals can be handled like kittens - not Basque, F. Rogers, R. Short, C. Thus developing good study habits will make assignments ming fields is desired. afraid of people. Next spring I'll try it. So - if a big seal bites DEADLINE FOR FILING: Sepl. 27, 1963. File McCla in and B. Prasoiowicl. a little easier and will help in getting good marks all through Applicalion for above wiTh D. Childers, Bldg. my foot off, you must know it was in the interest of science. school. Whereas shilly-shallying night after night will develop 34, Rm. 26, Phone 72676. There are whales around San Clemente waters too. Mostly poor study habits and make it ever so difficult to come to grips Supervisory MClinlenanc. Engineer, GS·13, the California gray whale. -Photo by D. R. Smith, PHAN Code 708 - A, Head of the Mainlenance Con­ As you know whales are mammals - not fish. ROCKETS QUARTERBACK ROGER SHORT (21) gets set to with responsibility. And this bad habit of refusing to grapple trol Division, Public Works ~artment, super­ in defensive wall during team scrimmage last Monday at with a distasteful chore will become more difficult to eradicate vises and coordinates division acliviTies rela· Whales must surface periodically for air! They' re big crea· hand off to a plunging halfback as linemen try to break hole Kelly Field. With action like this, it looks like a good season. the longer it persists. This holds true in all phases of your ac­ ted to inspeJohn Roseboro and Doug Camilli. Joe Simmons. Game time at Kel­ Application for above with Navy Overseas you are seated in front of your books, rather than when you Here, Inspects VX-5 YANKEE INFIELD BEST ly Field is 8 p.m. Captain Alex Air Force Improved Employmenl Office (Atlantic), Hdqlrs, PRNC, The Yankee infield of Clete Boyer, Tony Kubeck, Bobby are sitting on the sofa with a television program in view. Lying Washing Ion 25, D. C. RAdm. Marshall W. White, USN, Commander Fleet Air, San Lee, USMC, is coaching the NOTS Football rivalries come and go, but none can match the in. in bed, it seems like a terrible chore to live up to your promise Heod Inshument Medtonic (Elechico!), Navy Diego, and Commander Naval Air Bases, llND, conducted an Ad· Richardson and Joe Pepitone is the finest defensive infield in team. Tackle football is played tensity and national interest in the gridiron battles of the service Public Works Center, Guam, M. I. MU $I be to get up early each morning. Once you jump out of bed, the ministrative Material inspection of Air Development Squadron baseball. We look for Walter Alston to play Tommy Davis at academies. t qualified Instrument Mechanic (Electrical ). File with games each Monday and going is easier. Five (VX-5) at the Naval Air third base with Maury Wills, Jim Gilliam and Ron Fairly round­ Thursday nights. Synonomous with the game of have to do heavy thinking to opplicalion no laler Ihan OCI. 7, 1963. ing out the Dodger infield. We think the Yankees are much Breaking habits is the same way. When you are tempted to Heod, Ordn.ncemon (AIE-MisceIlClneous), Facility here today. football itself is the annual clash outdo Pittsburg, Notre Dame, fan into your old habit's pattern, don't stall around. Do some­ stronger. U. S. Naval Magazine, Guam, M. I. fi le The U. S. Marine Corps Base between Army and Navy. Al - Washington, UCLA, Minnesota, thing to substitute. For instance, when impure thoughts are application no later than Oct. 5, 1963. The Yankee outfield of Tom Tresh, Mickey Mantle and Golfers Vie For Band, Twenty-Nine Palms, pro­ though relatively new to the Penn State, SMU and Michigan. your nemesis, take a walk or a shower, playa game, or turn Shop Plonner (Pointer), U. S. Navy Public Roger Maris pack more punch than the Dodgers' Wally Moon, ARMY - Works Cenler, Guom, M. I. File opplicalion Club Championship scene, the Air Force Academy's The old grey mule 011 your Hi-Fi and practice dance steps. By acting, you get rid vided music for the formal per· Willie Davis and Frank Howard. no later Ihan OcT. 5. 1963. sonnel inspection and military The China Lake Golf Course presence has made service foot- just ain't what he used to be. No of your indecision. You strengthen your determination to do Fil. Applicotions for above with the El(ecu­ ball all the more interesting. Davises, Blanchards or Dawkin- parade. DODGERS GET NOD IN PITCHING 1963 Club Championship is now what you want to do. You are in control of yourself - the real tive Secrelory, Boord of U. S. Civil Service Now we get down to the respective pitching staffs, which Army and Navy will tangle ses. But there is Dietzel, who Examinen, 80z 16, Hqs., COMNAVMARIAN­ under way. It began last weekend sign of an adult. Cdr. J . A. Gillcrist, USN, Com­ is the most important phase of the game, especially in a short on Nov. 30, in Philadelphia. The knows he is short on personnel AS, c/ o FPO, Son Francisco, Calif. manding Officer VX4 Point Mu­ and will continue through two PROMOTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES series. We believe the Dodgers with Sandy Koufax, Don Drys­ Army and Air Force will "pres. and claims he is preparing for gu, was the admiral's assistant more weekends, finishing on NAR Mobile Unit Inactive? Shape Up! (NON·LOCAL) dale, Johnny Podres, Bob Miller, Pete Rickert and Ron Perran­ Sept. 29. It's a match play con­ tige it out" on Nov. 2, in Chicago. this season more carefully than MechonicClI Engineer (GenerClI ), GS-13, File chief inspector. Yesterday, un· oski have the best staff in baseball. The Yankees' Whitey Ford, test with Leo Enriquez as the de­ Navy and Air Force do not meet. he has in previous coaching To Be at Main Gate Washington (AFPS) - If you applicalion by SepT. 28, 1963. der the direction of Adm. White, Ralph Terry, Jim Bouton and Al Downing aU haye fine records A mobile display unit depict­ General En gineer (Mechanical - Electronic), officers of VX4 conducted a de­ fending champion. Based on the results of last years. are performing duty of a seden­ GS-13, File application by SepT. 28, 1963. but, in our opinion, they pitched in a much weaker league. It season and outlook for the one While he tries to mold a young ing the training programs of the tary nature in the Navy or Ma· MechClnical Engineer {OrdnClnce, GS.12/ 1l- tailed inspection of VX-5. takes good lefthanded pitching to beat the Yankees and the upcoming, Navy men have a backfield into form, Dietzel has Naval Air Reserve will be sta­ rine Corps there is a good chance 9 (1 position to be filled). File appliCOlion by Cdr. H. N. O'Conner, Com­ Dodgers certainly have it. a forward wall that could form tioned outside NOTS main gate Sepl. 30, 1963. right to be pounding thei r chests. you will receive a copy of Shape Supervisory Electronic Engineer (General), manding Officer of the China PICKS L.A. IN SIX GAMES a nucleus of a solid defense, a for one week commencing Sept. Up. They're riding the crest of a GS-IS. file application no laler than Oct. 5, -Lake squadron, conducted a sim­ We look for low scores to prevail in every game. four-straight victory over Army. Dietzel trademark. His line will 27. 1963. A new physical fitness pamph­ ilar inspection last April of the The Yankees are favored to win but we pick the Dodgers to The football file at the Air be led by guard Dick Nowak. The unit is coming from the File application for the above positions Point Mugu squadron. Inspec­ win in six games with Koufax winning two games and Pod res NAVY - Navy has what may let, Shape Up has been design­ wilh the Civilian Personnel Division DCp·3, Force Academy has been stamp­ Naval Air Station, Los Alamitos, Bureau of Naval Weapons, Navy Dept., Rm . tions of this type are held at 16- and Drysdale winning one apiece. be one of its most talented en to keep sailors and marines ed "Improved.fl The Falcons as part of a recruiting and pub­ 2013, Munilions Bldg., Woshinglan 25, D. C. month intervals on all squadrons P.S. The Dodgers have not won the National League pen­ squads. The Middies have a great physically fit when assigned du­ take on a meaty schedule, but . lic information program to be COMPETITI VE EXAMINATIONS nant as this is being written. Hope to see you at Dodger Sta­ passer and fine field admiral in Ilelun,d ii1g _roc:ketS equipped. .with trict No. 2 which encompasses ' or.st,rurne,nts to blot out the sun's Pomona to Van Nuys. Approxi­ disk and photograph possible mately 50 entr ants com pet e d. comets could be used in future lllness has kept him inactive in research programs. the sport this year. . Dr. possin, using a blue-green Sklut, who came to the United filter on the camera lens to bring States from Lithuania at the age Qucthe light of the carbon mole­ of five, and his wife, Sophie, culef in the comet, ' made seven have four children - all have cainera plate ~xposures of the college degrees and all are mar­ comet fro~a hilltop at Pl~asant .IUiLGIUM VISITORS -R. M. Leard, Head, Quality Engineey­ -Photos by Lee Mascarello P~md , Maine . . ried. One daughter is teaching, ing Divilion (right), hOlts representatives of Les Forges De NOSES PRESSED TO DOOR, Lori English, 5; her sister, Tina, TINA, GREG AND LORI have the time of concessionaire agreement between NOTS Em­ THE CHAMP - Israel Sklut one daugbter is a fo r mer teach­ Zeebrugge, S.A., a firm in Liege, Belgium, that will manu· The Goddar d expedition ·to 4, .and Greg Fasig, nearly 4, look longingly into ice cream their IJyes -.!!!i9Y iJ!.9 the s.undles. 'Twas truly ployee Services 'Board and the partnership proudly displlYs first place er, one son is an engineer and facture th"e 5.0" ZUNI rocket. Visitors are (I·r) M. O. Bodi­ Maine took about 010 "pictu~es parlor, wishing it would open right now instead of next a treat, for_the door to t!>e parlor will not firm of Wavey Lee Taylor and Tony Rochek shuffleboard trop'hy, WOIl in one a lawyer. The Skluts also r:'IUX, Director of Manufacturing, and M. M. DuBois; Head of covering more than 20 degrees Tuesday. Ah, but their wish is not in vain. Mrs. Emma Taylor officially ' open until Sept. 24. The establish­ of Bakersfield. Short orders and soft drinks meet with 50 contestants. have eight grandchildren. Quality Control. around the sun. waves I umagic" sundae Ind - Presto! - the door opens. ment, adjacent to the Post Office, is under. will be served, too. Page Four ROCKETEER Friday, Sept. 20, 1963 . Friday, Sept. 20, 1963 ROCKETEER Page Five 'Open' Study Report (Continued from Page 1) tary) who reside on Federal prop· School Districts includes all pub­ erty and (b) dependents of Fed· , lic schools (kindergarten through eral employees (including mili­ eighth grade) within the boun­ tary) who reside on other than daries of the Naval Ordnance Federal property or dependents Test Station. Elementary school of non-Federal employees who children of Station employees reside on government property. living in Ridgecrest and vicinity School districts receive twice attend schools of the Indian as much Federal money per pu· Wells Valley School District. pil for dependents of group "a" All four of these districts re­ employees as for dependents of ceive their operational and con­ group lib" employees. struction funds from local, State Local funds for school districts and Federal sources but in dif­ are based on the assessed va lue ferent amounts and proportions. of taxable property within the The fo rmulae and computations district. The tax rate which may which determine the amount of be imposed is limited by law money provided by each fund and may be increased only by source are detailed, interrelated vote of the people residing with­ and subject to adjustment. in the district. Burroughs High School and California State aid to school the entire China Lake Elementa­ districts is based on both Fed· ry School Distr.ict are located on eral assistance and the amount - Federal land.-The districts have of tax income within the dis­ what amounts to full ownership trict. U. S. NAVAL RESERVISTS are administered (I-r) John Mecham, Robert Herman, Jay Dee through a licensing (le.. ing ) Sources of Funds the Oath of Allegiance by LCdr. PaulO. Erick· Hardy, Wayne Jchnson, Clifford Newton and agreement between the U. S. RADM. E. E. FAWKES, USN, Assistant Chief W. H. Hampton, Technical Presentations Co. ENDING TOUR, Adm. Fawkes makes s.at belt secure in heli· Navy, the U. S. Department of The China Lake Joint Elemen· son, CO of the Naval Reserve Construction Raymond Mellies. Relatives and friends at· tary School District is 100 per for RDT&E, BuWeps (right) is esc 0 r ted ordinator; Wm. 8 . McLean, Technical Direc­ copter which flew him back to San Diego. Watching is Capt. Battalion 11 .2, China Lake. The enlist.. s tended the colorful ceremony. Health, Education and Welfa .. through the machine shop of Michelson .Lab­ tor; K. H. Booty, Assistant Technic.1 Director J. W. Hough, skipper of China Lake's Naval Air Facility. ar. and the school districts concern­ cent within the Station bound­ aries and Federal assistarice is oratory during his tour of NOTS I.. t Friday for Enginering, and Capt. Charles Blenman Huge crowd attended the reception for Adm. Fawkes on Fri· ed. and Saturday. Accompanying him are (I-r) jr., ComNOTS. day evening at the Commissioned Officers Mess. Equip French Ship Each district is governed by its computed entirely on "a" cate· Six Enlist in CB regularly elected board of trus­ gory pupils. Th~ district receives With USN Tartars tees and by the education laws 37.7 per c.ent Federal, 58.4 per Whitehats Can Norfolk, Va. - Members of and regulations of the State of cent state and 3.9 per cent local Report the French destroyer Thouars California as are all schools in funds. The local funds represent 'Open' Study lleserve l1nitllere taxes on private property loca­ Now Purchase the state. The Federal govern­ (Con tinued from Page 4) compensated for partially by the are being trained to use the U. ted on the Station such as per­ S. Navy's Tartar Missile. Six local youths were inducted this week into the Naval Re­ ment furnishes financial assist· tion project planned for 1963-64 States concerned and partially ance but does not become involv­ sonal property, utility easements 'Tailor-Mades' by lhe acquisition of taxable serve Construction Battalion 11-2, China Lake, and when they and contractors equipment. will add 10,176 square feet fo r The French ship will be the were, history was made. ed with the internal operation of Washington - Tailor - made property within the school dis­ first allied vessel to be equipped the schools. The China Lake Joint Elemen­ a total of 158,307. Upon comple­ tricts. For one of the young men is man, Clifford Newton and Lewis blues are now authorized for Two Distinct Categories tary School District consists of tion of this project which will with this new surface·to-air wea­ Jay Dee Hardy, son of Frank Mellies. Navy enlisted men in grades E-6 The legislation which authoriz­ Federal assistance funds (Pub­ five schools (Desert Park, Vie· cost approximately $1,000,000 pon. Hardy, who has been a member and below. The ruling is part of ed t he AEC community transfers LCd r. PaulO. Erickson, Com­ lic Law 874) are based on the weg, Groves, Richmond and Mur­ of the unit for some time. Thus, manding Officer of the CBs here, changes to Navy Uniform Regu­ the district will have physical (Public La w 221) provi des for Conversion of the destroyer burden imposed on a school dis­ ray). The total enrollment is ap­ facilities which compare favor­ assistance payments for the Thouars was completed at the the first fa ther-and-so" team of administered the Oath of Alle­ trict by nontaxable Federal op­ proximately 2,500. The total lations recently approved. the unit has been formed. giance to the six newcomers. He ably with any in the State. The maintaining of schools " at a level Naval Arsenal, Brest, France, erations and the number of de­ square footage of permanent According to Navy officials, cost of this construction will be which will not impede the reo Another unusual aspect of the wore the combat green uniform, construction is 148,131 sq. ft. at the present regulation blue mel­ and was funded by the U. S. Mili­ unique for Naval personnel but pendents of Federal employees borne by the U. S. Department cruitment or retention of person. enlistment was the fact t hat who attend schools within that an appraised value of $2.6 mil· ton uniform will continue to be tary Assistance Program wit h Wayne Johnson is the third so n deemed necessary for CBs since of Health, Education and Wel­ nel essentia l to t he atomic energy district. There are two classes or lion. a required "sea bag" item and fare under the provisions of Pub­ program." grant in aid funds. of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence John­ they must defend the facilities the wearing of tailor-mades will categories of such dependent Big Construction Program lic Law 815. Public Law 815 cov­ Thus, regaraless of the var­ Installation of the Tartar mis­ son to join the outfit. Wayne's they build. All members of the children :(a) dependenls of Fed- A construction and rehabilita­ be at the local command's discre­ brothers in the battalion are Har­ battalion will soon be wearing ers Federal construction assist· ious formulae by which the sile launching system will also eral employees (including mili- (Continued on Page 5) tion. ance funds as differentiated be made on three other French vey and Dale. the same type uniform during States allocated equalization training exercises. ------The changed regulation will from Federal operational assist­ funds the AEC school systems destroyers at France's expense. The four other new enlistees permit the uniforms to be made ance funds under PL 874. (AFPS). are J ohn Mecham, Robert Her- After the swearing-in ceremo­ did not suffer a financial set­ nies, Cdr. Erickson announced of materials similar to those Burroughs High School has ap­ back. Similar legislative provi· now worn by CPO's and officers that there are openings for en­ Ascent Into Ozone proximately S6 per cent "a" cate. sions could be made were China • and must be of dark blue ma­ gory pupils, 22 per cent lib" cate· Lake transferred from govern­ listment in the battalion for the terial of any appropriate weight. JAMTO IS One Year Old following rates: electrician, 'gory pupi Is and 22 per cent non­ ment to private ownership. The equipment operator, carpenter, The Uniform Board warns, Federally connected pupils. The basic need of ensuring a first steel workers, mechanics, plumb· however, that abuses of the tail· school receives 35 per cent Fed· rate educational system for the ing and refrigeration. or·made permission (ornamenta­ eral, 22 per cent State and 43 per dependent children of employees Any persons interested are tion and extreme bell bottoms) cent local funds. The physical would still exist. urged to contact the Naval Re­ "would not help to keep the reg­ plant consists of 107,566 square This article has attempted to serve Recruiter at 207 Blandy ulation on the books/' feet of permanent construction present the public education pic­ Ave. or call 71536 between 8 Another change will allow en­ at an appraised value of approx· ture in the broadest possible a.m. and 4 p.m. daily. listed men in a travel status to imately $2.4 milli on. The enroll· terms. Any questions on specific wear blue uniforms of appropri­ ment is approximately 1,200. details should be add ressed to ate weight regardless of the sea­ The Indian Wells Valley the Community Councilor the Oomp, Pah, Pah son and the areas through which School district has no category editor of the Rocketeer. they are traveling. This will re­ "a" pupils, approximately 50 per At CPO Club lieve the problem of maintaining cent category "b" pupils and 50 a neat, clean appearance which A NE W 'HIKE' FOR THE MAJOR - Remember when VX·S's per cent non-Federally connect­ 'Twas Fine Evening German food, music and en· has plagued men traveling in Ma jor P. B. " Tex" Montague made that SO-m ile hike last ed pupils. The district receives tertainment is on the schedule whites. - (AFPS). February? Well, he had just flown back from San Diego 13 per ce nt Federal, 52 per cent For 300 at Old­ for CPO Club patrons tonight in earlier this week when he was informed that he's up for a State and 35 per cent local funds. response to "popular demand," new " hike" ... to that of Lt. Col. Flabbergasted, he was ca r .. Fashioned Picnic One reason why girls kiss and The IWV District is composed according to Club Manager Al ried to quarters in stretcher by LCd r. C. E. Hathaway and One of our beautiful Desert Papile. ROCKET·BORNE instrument is designed to test the deploy. make up is that the stuff comes of three schools (J ames Monroe, ment system for the ROCOZ oIonesonde soon to be used in others. P. 5. - Hathaway was selected for rank of Cdr., too. Las Flores and Inyokern), There evenings provided a background A return engagement for the a series of Arcas rocket flights. off. -Photo by Rex Kline, AN for about 300 Parishioners of the popular German band which are approximately 1,300 pupils enrolled. NOTS Catholic Church attend­ played here earlier this year, Pa­ (Continued from Page 1) China Lake personnel accom­ ing the Old Fashioned Picnic at Art League to Hear AEC Fund Formula pile said the combo would per­ wavelengths in the ultrav iolet. panying Krueger of the Earth Fair Schedule of Events the Inyokern Park Saturday Sept. form for CPO Club patrons Fri­ The objective of the program is and Planetary Sciences Division, ,Ghost Town Painter The AEC communities of Oak 7. This was sponsored by the FRIDAY Ridge, Richland and Los Alamos day and at the First and Second to provide a means for studying headed by Dr. Pierre St. Amand, Mrs. Evelyn Boynton Grierson Holy Name Society, Knights of Class Petty Officers Mess tom­ the ozone distribution and solar Research Department, included 12:00 Noon Fair Qpens all had public education facilities 6:00 P. M. 200 Boy Scouts start arriving to set up camp and of Hawthorne, Calif., will be the Columbus, and the Rosary Altar orrow evening. flare fluxes to altitudes of 250,- William L. Burson, H. Patton somewhat similar to those at Chi­ Society. 000 feet. display handicrafts on fairgrounds guest speaker for the Desert Art na Lake. Their contractural ar· An All-German dinner menu Tempel, and Eugene Dibble. 8:00 P. M. The menu of hamburgers, hot has been prepared for the occa­ Program Started in 1961 Other NOTS personnel contribut· Variety show and Hootennany under the Big Top rangements with State, County JIM 'DANNY' DANDERAND and "Gennie" McCluney check SATURDAY League on Monday, Sept. 23, at dogs, all the trimmings, baked t hrough t he records as JAMTO celebrates its first anniversary. sions, with dining to start at 6 A program for development of ing directly to the design of the 6:00 A. M. 7:45 p.m. at the Community Cen­ and district varied but each beans, soft drinks and beer was Lion's Club annual breakfast on K&R parking lot, lacked a local tax base as does p.m. Dancing will start an hour a rocket ozonesonde has been in instrument include James P. Lee serving until noon ter. She will speak on her hobby cooked and served from the Mo· HAPPy BIRTHDAY, JAMTO! mi, Fla. later. progress at the Naval Ordnance and Larry N. Pace, Weapons De· China Lake. These three AEC 12:00 Noon Fair Opens - "National Model "T" Meet of painting ghost towns. bile Kltchen made by Public It's just one year ago that the In the p.. t year, the office has Test Station, China Lake, since velopment Department, and Dr. activities are operated by con­ Works for Chapel use. 1:00 P. M. 13th annual Desert Empire Fair Parade Current officers of the League Joint Airline lIIilitary Traffic Of­ averaged serving approximately April 1961. The project was or­ William R. McBride, Research 2:00 P. M. Tri-State fast-draw championship tractors rather than directly by Young and old enjoyed various fice came aboard to help NOTS 300 travelers per month, obtain· 'Navy Night' Tickets iginated upon the suggestion of Department. are Adeline Williams, president; the Federal government as is More tickets are now available 3:00 P. M. Parade trophies and ribbons award on stage under games. The Sweet Adelines en­ personnel with airline travel ing reservations, issuing tickets, Dr. C. E. Palmer of the Institute Krueger voiced high praise to the Big Top Anne F. Carter, administrative NOTS. Since Public Laws 874 tertained the audience with five needs. and recently, aiding military per· at the Community Center for of Geophysics at the University these and other NOTS personnel vice-president; Lorraine Mc­ and 815 apply only to Federal "Navy Night" at Disneyland, Sat­ 7:30 P. M. Variety show and Hootenanny under the Big Top lovely and lively songs and were The staff then consisted of one son n e I with Furlough Fa ..s . of California at Los Angeles. responsible for the successful 9:00 P. M. Big bonfire and sing-along at stands in Clung, program chairman; Mary employees, the AEC provided brought back for two encores. P-tt rson, Jim " Danny" "Dandurand, JAMTO also ..sists the traffic urday, Oct. 26, Ann Seitz r~ports . Project support for the design Pennington, secretary; A. S. funds for the schools under a The tickets are for military flight of the ROCOZ ozonesonde. Boy Scout area The main door prizes won tI1e manager. Progress has been section in routing air freight. of the instrument is by the Of­ He also emphasized the coopera­ SUNDAY Eschbach, treasurer; Edna Flet­ formula patterned after PL 874 were: a set of Corning Ware hy model The staff h.. now been in· And besides that, Danny and personnel, their dependents and fice of Naval Research. The ba­ cher, librarian; Mercedes Lewis, and 815. guests. tion and expert service rendered 12:00 Noon Fair Opens Mrs. Mueller, attache case by creased 100 per cent since the Gennie are on call 24 hours a sic design is similar to Dr. Paet­ by the Raven Industries person· 3:00 P. M. Annual Desert Empire Fair International hospitality; and Mary l\Ioore, Under transfer of these com­ Gus Swierz, transistor radio by .rrival of V. " Gennie" McCluney. day to help Red Cross in routing zold's balloon ozonesonde that nel and a team from the Air Turtle Races Community Center gallery. munities from Federal to priv· Father Costa, and a maple maga­ Gennie came to JAlIITO from servicemen emergency travelers. When everything else fails, consists of a filter photometer Force engaged in the balloon 5:00 P. M. Whiskerino contest under the Big Top The public is invited to at· ate ownership, the amount of zine rack by Don Streitzel. Many National Airlines in Los Angeles. Phone numbers are 72321, read t he instructions. using an integrating sphere for launching, tracking and instru· 9:00 P. M. Grand Prize Drawing tend the meeting and meet Mrs. Federal payments to the schools other prizes were donated by the Prior to that she worked in Mia- 71378 or FRontier 8-4461. -National Safety Council light collection. ment retrieval operation. 12:00 P. M. 13th Annual Desert Empire Fair closes Grierson afterward. was reduced. This reduction was Ridgecrest Merchants.