Page Eight ROCKETEER Friday, July 30, 1965 TEMPERATURES Max. Min. July 23 ...... 98 67 July 24 ...... 98 73 July 25 ...... 99 69 July 26 ...... 95 67- July 27 ...... 98 62 July 28 ...... 102 67 July 29 ...... 97 76 FROM UNDER THE SEA TO THE STARS l IFish with Funny Vol. XX, No. 30 NAVAL ORDNANCE TEST STATION, CHINA LAKE, CALIFORNIA Fri., July 30, 1965 Names Invading .Hidden Depths New York (AFPS) - Sea SEALAB II -Christened monsters and submarines will soon find their privacy invaded by a horde of strange·shaped, funny·named and unmanned vehicles that are abo u t to R died For Depths P I u n g e beneath the hidden depths of the oceans. Man has spent billions to get . out of this world, but he has NOTS Gives Full . budgeted little to search be­ neath the ocean surface. Now Support to Man­ that is changing. Names 1 ike OREGON EDUCATORS VISIT-Fifty.four Oregon element.ry, high school, .nd here this w.. k. It i. the ninth consecutive ye.. that director Ray H.a., at Rum, Alvin, Mobot, Mermut n In-Sea Proiect collage teachers .dded to their Aerospace 10 .nd knowledge of the St.tion'. extrema right, h.. brought the Oregon State System of Higher Education and Moray are used for sub­ .....rch .nd development during • th~ay Aero.pace Work.hop conducted .ponsored Work.hop to China Lake. Group toured Edward. and Vandenberg. mersible craft now being de· The traditional bottle veloped in the United States. of champagne, enthusiastically Rum, an unmanned Remote wielded a c r 0 s s the domed· - /-t 0 ( "" BO ' 'South Pacific' Is Roundup Underwater Manipulator, per· shaped bow of SEALAB n by Revised Chemistry Course Announced by USAFI' S WBOAT forms controlled work of ob­ Miss Heidi Nitze, inaugurated servation, collecting samples the Navy's second experimen· Madison, Wi.. (AFPS)--The tory course designed to pro­ fRIDAY JULY 30 and assembly and installation tal phase of "the most exten· United States Arm e d Forces vide the student with the bas· "TOWN TAME." (It Min.) Of Valley's Finest Talents of deep bottom mounted in· sive test yet of man's ability Institute has annoul)ced the ic concepts and relationships Dona · ~drew., Terry Mt:xNe By JOHN R. McCABE struments for Naval research. to live and work in the ocean availability of a revised course appropriate to introductory -7:30 p .m. In its first few months of active play·making, the Community A mechanical, remote con· depth for long periods of in chemistry. modern chemistry. (W~ in C..... ) No .ynop.i. avoil· Light Opera and Theatre Association has , attracted, drilled and trolled deep-sea diver, Mobot, time," Chemistry I is a non·labora· obi • . sewn together in succesSful productions a very impressive array an unmanned submersible, is Miss Nitze, daughter of the SItort: " Bride ...... 'CJ1oonI" .(7 Min.) of dramatic and musical tal· ------....:...----....:... lowered to the bottom of tbe Honorable Paul H. Nitze, Sec· " Sports, Wacky ond Wet" (I Min.) ents. Great and small, devel· sea by cable, where it rests on , retary of the Navy, christened SATVRDAY ' . JULY 31 oped and nascent, smooth and quality and stage effects - three feet which are adjusta· the unique vessel 1 a s t Friday -:-MATiNEE- rough - they ' were all mar· especially the appearance of ble in height. It has two arms at the Long Beach Naval Ship­ " TNRE£ STOOGES IN ORIIT" (11 Min.) shalled to give "South Pacific" the Bali Ha'i islanders behind which are capable of simultan· yard in the presence of sev· CROSSWORD PUZZLE ) p.m. a rolling, jouncing momentum a sheer curtain in the first eously holding and operating a eral hundred military and ci· ACROSS 5-Biblical wee'd Short: "Collin. Dr. Ma._" (7 Min.) , act - were inspired. rivet gun and a welding torch. vilian dignitaries and pre s s 6_lnlet for the first days of its six· " MOMtw and J.p. No_ 11 " (19 Min.) The Mermut m, another un· 1. Household 7_Prefi,,-: _ not . .' . day run. The pit orche'stra - a ne· representatives. 8-Alarm --n'&NING- manned surveilance and recov· •• .e'Narrow .9·Dagger Jack Law son and his co· cessity for this production - . Sacret.ry Morse Speeka .tripe 10. Man's " APACHE GOLD" (90 Min.) ery vehicle has a maximum op­ g..The urial nickname workers have done an im· was fair, but showed that it Speeking on the prog .... of L~x Barker, Marie Verlini erating depth of 1,200 feet. 12.Man'. 11-Mature pressive Job of 'organizing and deserves many opportunities the NavY' Deep Submergence nickname 16_Fine powder 7:30 p.m. Alvin, a manned submersi· 13·Caudal l8.Sharpen sparking the effort. lJe'll be to work with Theatre Associ· Systems Program, the Honor­ appendages 21- Fond desires (Wut.m in Color) .. Railroad -';'gin ..r ­ ble is a steel hulled vehicle 1.:.Move from 22-Greek letter greatly mi&sed here, as he ation productions,. and devel· .ble Robert W. Morse, Aui.t· ing expert heads construction gang un­ which must operate from a side to side 23-Beef animal leaves for Coalinga in western op proficiency. .nt· Sacretary of the N.vy for 15-Lutelike 24-Mistake . til route violates treaties with his Indi· mother ship. It has a depth mu.ical 25. Lets fall Fresno County to take on C0- R.... rch .nd Development, instrument on friends. He. then joins- them in bat· L•• t Two Performances capability of 6,000 feet and is 17. Wooden pin , 27 - ~:tS!:~~ alinga · College's theatre ef· said the dedication of SEA· tie .against the renegades who wish to equipped with a mechanical 19·0elude ~ . buildings forts, but it's highly unlikely "South Pacific" holds forth 30·Votes LAB II repr_to an import. 20· Morocca., destroy the ~ railroad ond find the hid­ arm and can be used for sal· 21·Quadruped ./ 31·Pa ... t of pump that the Indian Wells Valley tonight and tomorrow night at ant stege in the transition 23· Played on 33. Hurried 39· Eat 42· Large tub den Apache go,'et mine. (Adults and Ma­ 8:30 p.m., a mine - heavily vage as well as oceanographic 21- Leave out 34-Golf cry 40·PiI"t of 43·Macaw players will settle down to a from pion ..ring exploratory 27·Make 36·Encounters locomotive 44· Things, in ture Youth) lower pitch of activity a ft e r salted, admittedly - of a wide research. amend. 37-Large 41.Spanish for law .....rch to the achievement of 28·Railroad ciste ... ns .. "ive..... - .7.Greeting AUGUST 1·2 this week. variety of dramatic nuggets. MORAY • 'ignificant oper.tional capa· (abbr . ) It is a kind of feast, too; and Moray, another manned sub­ 29·Sword.man'. " JOHN GOLDfARI, That pitch of activity was bility of national importance. dummy.take PLEASE COME HOME" (96 Mi".) twofold among the players, as any 0 n e who doesn't take a mersible, has an 0 per a tin g 3O-Mix 31.ln fa .... or of SI1ir'ley Maclaine, Pet.r Ustinov "South P a 'c i f i c" began its seat at it for an evening is depth capability of 2,000 feet Secretary Morse also called 32·For example attention to the progress the 33· Trana- 7:30 p.m. schedule last week. It ap­ cheating himself. now and can be modified to action. (COIIMICIy i" CoIaf) Wild, rollicking peared most noticeably in the And as for director J a c k reach 6,000 feet. Naval Ordnance Test Station's M-Failure (slang) force obout a pretty magazine wrim forms of polished talent and Lawson - what an exit! The reasons for increased in· deep submersibles program is 35. Piece of attaining through manned op· needlework who smuggles herself into on Arabian of enthusiastic energy, bot h terest in oceanographic reo S7-Journeys monarch's Harem (to do a story) ond of making the show a hit. search are many. Oceans, erational dives of two experi· sa.Slippery which formerly acted as bar· WITH CHAMPAGNE IN HAND, Mi.. Hoidi I.bor.tory at the Long Beach Nivil Shl~ mental vehicles, MORAY and II· Mend with o "wrong-way" U2 pilot who is forced Much of the polish and de­ Nitze, daughter of the Sacretary of the cotton riers, for our · protection may . y.rd. Robert W. Morse, Aulatlnt Sac..... DEEP JEEP. o4O_Apostles' into p~ing the monarch's football veloped talent was provided N.vy, .tand. It the "bow" of Seel.b II, tlry for R&D, led the event. Creed team because his Ion was r.iected by by Wayne Carpenter, as Emile COM now hide platforms armed with SEALAB n is essentially a 42·Condiment ready to christen the d ..p-submergence -Photo by Ralph Robey PH2 non·proP'!lled, sea·going craft 45_River island the Notr. DoIM $qUod... It's obout the deBeque, and Willie Miller, as nuclear weapons. ... ·Exp ... e •• designed as a pressure vessel, gratitude wackiest comedy . of the yeor. A treat. Bloody Mary; the well·direct· Oceans also affect weather. 48· Before Calendar n weather controls become p0s­ 57 feet by 12 feet, cylindrical 4V-Genu. of (Adult) ed and effective enthusiasm cattle Aort: ..W ...... M.wk" (7 MIa.) by the members of the sailor sible, it will be the result of in shape. It is self-contained 50- Location. Alaskan Waters Yield 'Data with respect to food and 51· Ethiopian TUISDAY-WlDNHOAY AUGUST s.4 chorus, especially by the irre· an understanding of ocean title . breathing gas for a period of " CHEYENNE AUTUMN" (145 Min.) pressible Billis (Stephen Lee). ' Helen F letcher and D 0 r i • tem~ratures and currents. "It must be the world's June 8 to meet the Davis at at times. But we made up time' DOWN JOIMS Stewart, Corroll Bak.r, Richord At least, that's the way it V.litchko will soon be telling Also, as the population of the worst climate," says Dr. David the mainland port of Kodiak. thereafter, and came a c r 0 S s two weeks. 1· H .ad "ear Shore Connection. 2_Hindu Widmork seemed fro m the rear of the you about the BIG ONE that United States increases man W. Scholl of the waters west Dr. Scholl and Earl E. Beas· quite a bit of heretofore only varment looks to the sea for food. Electric power and fresh wa· I-Twinino 'ea' 7:30 p.m, Burroughs High School audito· they have planned for you of Alaska, "but in spite of ad· ' ey left here June 26 to re­ suspected relations." 4_M ine (s.p.r W...... C..... ) The dromat· rium, without benefit of. in· Saturday evening, August 21st. verse weather, our two teams lieve the first group at the He listed as major findings ' ter will be provided by linea excavation from shore, backed up with al· ic ond adventurous tal. of 0 large group side dope. Something that you will real· from NOTS were able to pro­ Aleutian port of Cold Bay, and in the area information on the ternate sources from the surf· of Chey.n..... men, women and childr.n . The musical got off to a lei· ly look forward to . . . an eve­ Navy's Best Messes duce a great deal of useful in· later take on Dr. David M. fault zone from which most of who stort a lSOO-mile trek to their for· surely start Friday night, Ju· ning to be enjoyed by all. formation. In fact, both Von Hopkins of the U.S. Geological the Good Friday afterquakes ace support craft. Shore eon· mer homeland in the Northwest. hir ly 23, but got a big jolt of cur· F.mily Night Dinner is still Win Annual Award Huene and I wish we could Survey and Dr. Thorleifur Ei· radiated in 1964, new infor· nections ""ill also provide chan· . flight ponies all in Dodge City except rent by the sailors as the y b e i ng served every Tuesday New York (AFPS) - The have taken weeks' more time narsson, geologist of the Uni· mation on the margin between nels for relaying underwater " Wyatt Eorp" Stewort. CIOI"'" within the came on headlong singing evening and we hope that you t h r e e first place winners In in that area." versity Research Institute of the continental and sea·floor television, communication cir· cuits, and data links. . tribe and with the cavalry highlight this "B 1 0 0 d y Mary." Everyone's are among those taking advan· the 1965 Ney M e m 0 ria 1 The two parties of scientists Iceland. Edwin C. Buffington crusts and accoustic propertiea From PLACE • p i c 0 I dromo of adventure. (Adults, . work benefitted from this in· tage of this evening where the Awards Program for the best from the Earth and Planetary sbared the shipboard studiea of sea·floor materials, of pol­ Under the ...d ...... ip of Cdr• . . HERE Youth, Motu ... Chilchn) fusion of energy, including emphasis is on special atten· messes in the Navy have been Sciences Division of Research from the Naval Electronics La· ,sible civilian and mil ita r y M. Scott C.rpenter, fa m 0 u. STAMP TfIU.SDAY~IDAY AUGUST U that of Patti Pope, as Ens. Nel· tion for the kiddies. announced. Department spent six wee k s boratory in San Diego, the voy· use. ..tro .... ut, on loan from NASA "TNE AMOIOUS ADvtNfURU lie Forbush, and George Lin· And Sund.y Buffet on the The Gteat Lakea Naval cruising the G u 1 f of Alaska age's co-sponsor. "Many of our finds may lim· • group of two diving team. . Of MOll flANDERS" (115 Mill.) steadt, as Lt. Joseph Cable . Lan a i will continue through Training Center took the best and the Deep and Shallow Ber· Storms H.mper Work it some widely held theoriea (.qu.""uto) 'Of ten men eKh TO Kim Novak, Richord Johnson Linsteadt's v 0 ice unlim· Aug u s t. The response has meas ashore title while the ing Seas in the 200-foot ocean· "The fir s t week out, we or suggest modifications," he , - mixed militlry ....t civili.n 7:30 p.m. bered, Miss Pope's output in· been tremendous and no won· aircraft carrier USS Oriskany ographic research ship, USS were clobbered by two storms continued. "For example, we personnel - will occupy the (c-My hi Col.) Noughty, but nice, creased - and both remained der ... the fare is first·rate! was selected as having the Davis. and lost quite a bit of time, found that the so-called Kodi· . unde ...a hou.. for period. of tole of a buxom orphan whose ambitions at moderately high 1 eve 1 s Martini Club on Thursday best large mess afloat and the Dr. Ron aId Von Heune's ,said Von Heune. "We had 35 ak Seamount, an undersea 15 to 30 d.ys. progress her from man to mon, som.­ throughout the evening. evenings will be discontinued cargo ship USS Skagit was group, consisting of himself, to 4Q.knot steady winds, 20- mountain once supposed to SEALAB n will be placed times for HCUrity and often for love, As usual, costumery was as of this week. named as having the beat small Jack R. Lovett and Charles F. foot swells, and ten·foot waves have been planed flat by sea on the north edge of the Spicy fun only for . . . (Adults). good, sets were of polished Pd Shennon mess afloat. McFarlane, left Chilla Lake on breaking over the boat deck (Continued on Plge 4) (Continued on Page 3) Page Two ROCKETEER Friday. July 30. 1965 Friday. July 30. 1965 ROCKETEER Page Seven CHAPLAIN'S MESSAGE:------=""1 PROMOTIONAL 'Pop' LoRnck Chalks Up OPPORTUNITIES " . . Area Spiritual Iwo at NOIS Behind the one-hit pitching Nelligan got a hit up the mid­ Leading off the game with ..II .... fU. C'-ric, 05-4, PD 22501" of Steve Pullen last Friday dle to score Salmon with what a single on the first pitch of C... 2S05 - Receives and di.tribu," Barstow Takes Ridgecrest's Paul Stalnaker, incoming moil for Supply Deportment, r. and Don Branson's no-hitter on proved to be the deciding run. view. and proce.... out-going moil; aCli Saturday, the China Lake Lit· In the top of the third. the Pullen advanced to third on Drop Outs as cus'odion fOf' c!os.ified material; main· 1st Pony Game tle Leaguers made a shambles R.ne. blasted out • doubl •• Ty Pritchett's bouncer up the toin. correspondence and records fil.s. In the first of a thrp.e-game middle. PUllen attempted . to File ...l1clDtlo.. f« ...... ~ ,. of the Area·4, District 51 Tour­ then .cored on wild pitches •• By CHAPLAIN JOHN L. SOSTRICH o.ttU." ".... 34. I..... 21, , h ••• series, the Bar s tow P 0 n y nament at the Lions Club Field Steve Pull.n w.lked. Then Ty score on a wild pitch but was 7221 • . League All-Stars downed the cut down on ' a fine play from MecM.iwl ...... 0$., ... 11. 'D in Ridgecrest over the week­ Pritchett lined I th..... ncl-two catcher David Williams to Stal· "Where are you working these days?" - "rm not." - 445066, c.d. WI - Incumbent will In d ian Wells Valley Pony end. pitch oy.r the right field fence design and develop tnt I'and. hand­ "What happened?" - "Flunked a couple of subjects and quit League All-Stars Wednesday With center fielder Ty Prit­ for two more run ... naker. However, Pritchett ad· li ng gear and mechanical item. for the vanced to third on the out and school. If I had a diploma from Central Catholic, I'd have a lion Iystems. night, July 28, by the score of chett driving in eight runs, the good job today." .,. .tlc""", Physic.... , MecMnlwl four to one. local team defeated 0 wen s Continuing his blazing hit­ scored seconds later on anoth· ...... ce ' ...... (..... 1 ~_I . Bfirstow was led by the 11). ting in the fourth, Pritchett er wild pitch. This young man is a high school drop-out. Why? Because GJ..7 .... 12. c.- 451 - To work in Valley American Leaguers 8- he didn't have sufficient talents? No. He frankly said: "It Systems AnalYli. Branch of Advonced strikeout pitching of Flo y d o and Ridgecrest 17-0, thereby singled in Randy Graham, who Fiy. Big On" Technology Di vision. Programs invalve Hurndon and the four·hit slug­ had doubled, and then in the was my own fault. I wouldn't listen to anybody. Now I reo effectiveneu . tudi.. of airbt-eathing en­ advancing to the District 51 Chin. L.ke .cored five big gret it." gines and .olid and liquid propyilion. ging of his teammates. Hurler playoffs to be held tonight at top of the sixth he batted in on" in the second when G.ry WHAT HAPPENED? . and definition of areas fOf future ,.. Marc Smith suffered the loss Edwards Air Force Base. three more scores with his sec­ Ziegler .tarted the rally with MOreh ond ctev.lopment. for IWV, giving up four hits. ond homer, this time over the We're alarmed about the hundreds and hundreds of high ~wl ...1 ..... - A...... Game time is 8:00 p.m., with .n infield hit. After Bobby Nel­ school drop-outs. We should be. But this boy was first a ...... (-..1 ....e ...). 0$.7 ..... Heevy Hitte.. Perform China Lake drawing Boron as centerfield fence. Ii...,n·. walk. two ...... Pul­ It. CMe 457 - To wortc. in the Propyl. There wasn't much action spiritual drop-out before he became a high school drop-out. l ion Cornponenh ond Engineering Prol­ opponents. If China Lake wins In .hutting out the Ow.... len'. doubI. and Don Br.n­ for the f11'St and third base- . This is our problem. Spiritual drop-outs have lost their ideal· ects brCJr'ldl of Propullion SYltems Ofvl- they will play the winner of Vall e y ni.... Steve Pullen. son'. .ingle, the .CON board ism rebelled against authority and let themselves be mentally lion. men, with Hurndon, Mike Ev­ the Quartz Hill-Monte Vis t a ..... 6 to 0 .t the ...d of the 0. .... 11. ( ...... I .... m.nager Don Br.nson·. choice pushed around by half truths. We're plagued with countless ..... -...... -.1. 'D ans and Finis Messick grab­ game at 8:00 p.m. on Satur­ for the .tarting assignment•• 1. inning. wa_ bing two-base hits. The fourth numbers of such people in every strata of society. ~1. CMe 4512 - Rec.iYft. MQiNVO .... day. The two losing teams will lowed only one hit. • bounc> Ridgecrest's Randy Klassen WHAT ABOUT GOD? moves. stOWl, groups ammunition and run came when Hurndon sin­ components including expla.ivea; main­ play a consolation game at or up the middle In the sixth. replaced Stalnaker on the Almost fifty percent of our American people have no toina .urveillonce for detet-iorotion oncf gled, stole second and came 5:00 p.m. Saturday. mound and set the Lakers church affiliation of any kind. On the ordinary campus God hazards. home on Messick's double. In the first round of tour­ down in order 'til the fourth and religion don't seem to be worth mentioning. God isn't MecW.iIt 1M ! 1 ) $1-'4. $.1.41 • The heartbreak of the night 1.62 ~ ...... c.... 4SU - I",toll., nament play last Friday eve­ when China Lake scored their an issue at all. God is ignored. owthoul., mointoim and NpOin machines came when Sam Gee hit a ning, China Lake downed the seventh run. DON BRANSON MOCKERY OF MARRIAGE ond mochinery i",tollationa soch 01 mo­ pitch out of the park, but was Owens Valley A mer i c • n Tiring in the fifth, Klassen • • reedy for 1IeII....., In a county of one of our States for every 100 marriages chine lhop equipment, ordnonce plont prot. "POP" LOFINCK. the Desert Philosopher. t.k" time out "sing equipment and machinery, loboro­ from toiling on hi. weekly column to accapt a NOTS 20- called out when he failed to League All-Stars 8-0, led by Ty was nicked by Bobby Nelligan performed 89 divorce proceedings were started. · Tal!< abo~t tory equipment and machinery, boil., plan' ye.r pin from IIJII ''Til Bibby, Public Inform.tion Officer. tag home. Catcher Don Robin· Pritchett's booming bat and and Mike Dowd for their sec· pockets of poverty! This is spiritual slum crowded WIth ~pll'­ acc... ory equipment ond extrusion pr"", son got IWV's only run when Pullen'. fourth hit .nd Cha", and accessory equipment. Steve Pullen's blazing one-hit ond hits of the game. Ty Prit­ lie Ran ..' shot to right. . R..... itual drop-outs. The sacredness and permanency of marnage file ,., ....,. .... lefty '-_. he walked, took second on a pitching. chett batted in his seventh run wu robbed of hits by Ridva­ is the heart of our home·life and of our nation. We have ...... 34, .... 26, ""- 71641-DeH- Ovet three-score and ten years ago the morning quietness wild pitch, then stole home. "- f« ...II*,,- i. A..... • . Ty went three for four, of the tourney and Mike Lakin crest'. fi... fielding ·til t h. heart trouble because we have home trouble. of the small town of Manhattan, Kansas, was broken by the What about a high school girl standing up in class saying: COMPETITIVI EXAMINATION smashing two home runs and lined a single to right driving .ixth.. A competitiw promotional exornino­ lusty squalling of an infant. The whole town heard him. INTRAMURAL GOLF batted in six of the Chi n a in his second and third runs "Father, you're too strict. You have to allow a boy a few tion is announced for Shop Plonner (Public People still do. The booming resonant quality of his voice China Lake's Don Branson privileges on a date even though your conscience bothers you Worttsl. Announcement No. P-NOTS-IVo- STANDINGS Lake tallies. of the game. has now chalked up two no­ 9(65). Applicanh muat be Ca.-- or Co­ still startles strangers like a SNORT firing or the rumble of afterwards. If you don't, you won't get a boy-friend these (A. of Wednesd.y. July 21) The Chi n a Lakers started In the sixth.. Chin. Lake hitters and a tough 2-1 loss in r..,-Conditional employMS of NOTS, China a mid-western thunder storm. Points slowly, going down in order in days!" Cheap thinking! She was taught higher ideals. lake or PModena, Callf. Th. infant .on with hi. yoc.1 t r • d em. r k bom to ...... i,. more rvn. keyed by two years of tournament com­ file Cwcf ,.,. NAVDOS 4155-A' NAF Short Knockers ...... 33 the first inning. In the second, NO ROADBLOCKS __ SNMNnI ,.,.. 57 w...... , .. petition. Ell. Kath.rin••• n .ccompli.hed mu.ici.n•• nd R.uben Edward NOTS Toppers ...... 3~ Claude Salmon started things A mother scolded the pastor for not sponsoring grade _ReI DiY __• CMe ,-459. , ...... Lofinck, owner of • general store, wa. chri.tened Sewell. Ty Pritchett'. four-tor..ight. school dances. The priest cautioned the mother to hold her eo ...... NAF Hookers ...... 28'h with a clean single and ad­ two '-ne.. and eight RBI'•• Rauben wa. one of the two fint gr.du.t•• of K.n .... Univers­ NOTS (3) Putters ...... 26 daughter back and allow her to grow up gradually. She would ity. Hi. moth.r w... mu.ic college graduate. vanced to second on a passed topped Pullen'. five hits .nd not listen but insisted, "My daughter is going to date and NAF Slicers ...... : 23'h ball. Kelly Williams got the ..,. RBI· •. _Nelll...,n ...d Sal .... The hill-born boy was destined to became a successful VX·5 Duffers ...... 20 dance and be an all·American girl. And no priest is going fur trapper and self-supporting at the age of 14. Later in next two batters, but Bobby eech collected th.... hits whil. to stand in her way." . life a surveyor, an examiner of mineral claims, a real estate Zeigl.r, Ra ...... nd Dowd hed LEAVE US ALONE broker, "commercial traveller" ( a refined version of a travelling two .piece. Spiritual drop-outs have cancer of th.e conscience. They salesman by Pop's definition), an aviation mechanic, a roving In the field the locals were do as they please. They offer Christ only lip. service. They range guard for 15 years, now a writer and self-styled "desert Sidewinders Stomped hardly tested, yet turned in talk a good game concerning integration; tell any kind of a philosopher." some fine plays when the oc­ joke or story;' rebel against limitations in reading and enter­ CLIMBED PIKE'S PEAK AT 12 casion reqUired. Twirler Steve tainment; wear as much or as little as they like. In genera\, Bitten by the wanderlust when he climbed Pike's Peak at By NOIS Haawks 17·7 Pullen bad particularly fin e the spiritual drop-outs are everybody's problem. There's work the age of 12, and after a successful season of trapping he BY BOB HOOPER until the sixth. Then the Red· support on Friday from Bran· to be done to reclaim these wandering sheep. set out for the Lewis and Clark Exposition at Portland, Oregon, In a 24 run·infested gam e, men came alive with a walk son at short, Nelligan 'at third, at the age of 15. Wednesday, July 21, the NOTS and three base hits to score and Dave Davis at second. Oregon and Washington had too many trees to sult the "Hawks" sort of stepped on I .... 12141.IH -i ALL-STAR GAME four runs coupled with the one Social Security Rep. youth so it was back to Kansas. Home again, he joined a De­ some Sidewinders and sort of they had, to make the score STEVE PULLEN China lob ...... : ...... 1 50 I .. 6-17 I. I , There will be an aJl.star RidQetrelt ...... _ ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0- 0 0 5 partment of Interior exploration party in 1912, which brought ran them down by the score five to three. A lead which • shows follow th ...... h At Community Center game Friday night, July 30, at him to his beloved desert. of 17 to 7. Each pitcher gave they held until the final Side­ 8 p.m. at the Beer Hut Diamond VVednesday,August4 COMES TO BRAWLEY up 11 hits apiece for a total of winder was put out in the sev­ All China Lakers with ques­ bet]!'eep t)e Military All-Stars The party's joh was ascertain the authenticity of the Mexi· inning. He w.lked two and 22 for the night. It was a kind enth. struck out 12. .lIowing only sOftball Standings tions about Social Security pro­ and the Civilian All-Stars .. can survey landmarks in the Imperial Valley near Brawley. If of batting practice for bot h visions may contact a repre­ lEI"S ALL TURN OUT! they weren't correct, the party obliterated them. VX-5 13. NOTS 6 one runner p ••t fint base. " !fAa- 'of July 27) teams, but a good time was Won LOIf sentative from the Administra­ The financial "bust" of 1929 sent Sewell back to the The village Vampires conti· This win set up' an all-local • .$ - ••.- .,._--- had by all. Kimz Photo ...... 15 3 tion here Wednesday, August desert to prospect for industrial metals where he has remained nued to put pressure on the final game as the Ridgecrest In the second game Wednes­ .:"" ~,.4i \~~ 1.. · Vx-S ...... 14 3 4. The largest scientific satel· ever since. lead leading Kunz Photo team All-Stars downed the 0 wen s ; day night, the village Vampires ,,' ~ ~ Public 'Works ...... 7 12 He will be at the Communi­ He came to NOTS as a material inspector at the Pilot Plant by downing the NOTS Hawks lites put into orbit by NASA, walked over the Public Works Valley National team 10-7 in NAF ...... 9 10 ty C e n t e r from 8:30 a.m. to in 1944 and shortly thereafter became NOTS range officer with Tuesday night, July 27, before , ; so far, are the Pegasus I and Tigers by the score of five to the first game of the Friday TV PRITCHET NOTS !...... '.,...... 5 12 11:30 a.m., and available for They have wing-like panels his headquarters at Junction Ranch where he patroled the a good crowd at the Beer Hut double-header. n. one with the Tigers striking .... .) •• at pIe ... .~ Sldewinderi ...... 4 l~ consultation. extending 96 feet to register 1700 square miles of the Station for 15 years. diamond. The Hawks' big guns, In September, 1962, "Pop" was assigned to the PlO Office out only one Vampire, and giv· Ridgecrest wa. led by fint meteoroid impacts. ELECTED Judge AclvDC.te ing up one home run to pitch­ Ski Bonislowski and Charlie where he began and continues to write his weekly Rocketeer Answorth, both banged Don b ...... n Bob Str •• t •• who for Veter.n. of WW I'. c.n· er Don Meritt, who helped salt column based on years of accumulated observations and experi­ Merritt for a homerun apiece _nt four for four .t the pI.te, fomi. d .... rtment i. St.n S. the game away in the sixth Mutchler. veter.n .mploy.. ences of a man unfettered by convention. but it was a losing battle as .nd the clutch pitching of Dav­ The Rocketeer inning for the Vampires. id WiIIi.ms. who .truck out OfficW W"1y ,...11"",­ .t Code 45. Deputy N.t'l the Vampires flew over them ..... Chi.f of St.ff w••• I.y.ted Kunz Photo 4. Public Works 2 with a 13 to six win. 11. U. S...... 1 OrtI.nq T_ Station .t 12th .nnu.1 conv.ntion Kunz Photo got off to a good I_I.. 12145'IH · • Chi_ L..... CaHfor .. kI Chino lake ...... 0 1 3 I 0 3- 8 10 0 July 7·10. S.n Jose. start on Monday, July 26, with Owens Volley (AI .. 0 0 0 0 0 0- 0 I I c.pt. J.'Ut I. Nor4J. USN Chri.tian Science (Chapel AnMX)­ short stop Roger Short bang­ Station Commander Morning Service-II a .m. Svnday School-9:30 O.m. ing a high fast ball over the Dialing System ...... STATION LIBRARY left field fence for the f11'St Chin. L.k. 17. Ridgecrest 0 Public Information dfficer Prot"tont-iAIl faith Chapel)- run of four, off new pitcher Morning Worship-8:30 and II a .m. Duplicating his no-hitter of Jim Dowda. Dowda, who us­ Gets 2 Changes "..,idl L. IJcho,ch Sunday School-9:30 a .m.. Chopel An· LISTS NEW BOOKS Two new dialing changes last year's Area Finals at Bor­ EdItor ne.e. I, 2, 3, • (Dorm. 5, 6, 7. 8) lo­ ually plays first base for Pub­ cated appa.ite Station R"tauront. Fiction on, pitcher Donnie Branson lic Works, was called to duty will go into effect in the Ridge­ Staff Writ.r. Hardman-The Chaplains crest-China Lake-Inyokern ar­ led China Lake to a 17-0 rout Roman Catholic (All Faith Chopel)- as the other Public Works ...... Raid. of the Ridgecrest All-Stars Sat· ...... I . McC.1M Holy Mau-7, 9:30 a .m .• and 5:30 p.m. pitchers were on the sick list. ea Sun day, August, I, an­ Sunday. Hunt-The Ship With the urday evening. Jim held the Kunz Photo team nounced John Nicklaus, local ..... 6 o.m .• Monday through Friday; 8:30 Flat Tire. branch manager for California Paul Seaton.-_ AC2PH; Robert Hancock. PH2; o.m .• Saturday. to only seven hits for their Donnie's superb control and Rothberg-The Thousand OMni. Smith. PH3; Seth Ros.man. PH3; four to two win in the seven­ Interstate Telephone Co. blazing fast bali left the bat­ Jerry Willey. PHAN; and Ralph Rabey. PH2 Conf.uionl-8 to 8:25 a .m.. 6 to 8:30 Doors. The digits 93 are out for (Pa.adena)_ inning tilt. Hats off to Jim ters swinging at thin air as he p .m.. Saturday; Thursday before Fint Stacton-People of The Book. Friday, • to 5:30 p.m. Dowda for his fine pitching on dialing NOTS extensions; the struck out 15 and allowed on­ DEADLINU: Walker-Mallabec. his first outing. new digits are 763 for all calls ly one runner to advance to News Stori • ...... T.....,. 4:30 p ..... NOTS Jewish Services (East Wing All Faith Non-Fiction coming from outside the Sta· ...... _ ...... _. ... Tu.d.y. 11 :30 • .In . Chopel)-8 p .m...... ry first and third second base. Friday. Andrews--Basic Boating. NAF 5. Sidewinde.. 3 tion. The Racketeer r.eei..... Armed Forces Bontemps--American Negro Well, the Sidewinders blew If you have been methodi­ Backing up his teammate Pres. Service mat.rial. All or. official U.S. Sabbath School-IO a .m. to noon, every was second baseman Steve Pul· Navy photos unless otherwise identified. first ond third Saturday. Poetry. LAW OF THE NOTS RANGES - "Pop" poses by sign. a not her one Monday night. cally dialing the FR (or 37) Prin~ weekly with appropria~ fund. in Clayton-The Making of whose w.rning he enforced with K.n.. s ten.ctiy for over The Sidewinders got off to a . keep it up! The prefix is now len who went four for five, OUT AT HOME-Oon Branson I. t ..... out .t ""- pi ... compllonce with NovEllo. P-35. revised Unitarian Fellowship-For information about scoring four times and batting July 1958. Offic. at 50 King St.. Bldg. ,""'ings. w rit. P.O. Box 567., Chino Justice: the Supreme Court 15 y .... in gu.rding NOTS' 1.700 .quar. mile. of rango. three run lead in the first in­ necessary for Ridgecrest-In­ by catch.r Randy Gr.h.m in practice for the District 51 00929. Phones - 71154, 71655, 72082. lake. in Action. from intruders, .nd the intruders' ,.'ety. ning and held the Redmen off yokern calls. in three runs. tourney tonight when thay f.ce Boron .t Edward. AFB. Page Six ROCKETEER Friday, July 30, 1965 Friday, July 30, 1965 ROCKETEER Page Three SEALAB II Christened (Continued from Page 1) Ran g e Communications at Scripps Canyon, 1000 yards off NOTS Pasadena laboratory. NOTS Pasadena the end of the pier at a depth The proposed voice channel VIRGINIA E. LIBBY - EXT. 638 of 210 feet at the Scripps in­ -tt,e first of this type to be stitution of Oceanography, La attempted - would run from Jolla, California. SEALAB II through a commer­ The Aquanauts will engage cially leased cable to the pt. EI Toros Hold First in oceanographic and marine Arguello, Tracking Station, Pa· In bullfights, the toros bite biological research, carry out cific Missile Range, and from the dust; but in the NOTS sum· experimental salvage tech­ there beamed to and from the mer bowling league, the El niques, and undergo a series forthcoming Gem i n i GT-5 Toros are trying to lose every­ performance tests, starting Au­ spacecraft flight. body in a cloud of it. The Toros, gust 18. The SEALAB II undersea ex· with 24 wins and 8 losses, are They will breathe a rigidly periment will be conducted by being challenged only by the controlled mixture of helium, the Office of Naval Research Bad Guys (22.5-9.5). oxygen, and nitrogen, with • (ONR) in collaboration with the When th_ teams ....t two special helium lpeech conver· Navy's SpeCial Projects Office head-on in the next position tor d ..igned to make intelligi. as part of the Deep Submerg· week, hide under a desk, ble the "Donald Duck" ton .. ence Systems Program. SEA­ friendl, for surely the all • .,. of lubjects breathing helium. LAB I project was conducted will tremble, and a dark cloud Hot fresh water lhowerl will last year by ONR 30 miles off will cover the moon. (Figur. be available to enable the cliv. Bermuda when four Navy div­ tively speaking, of cou ....) ers, returning from their ers lived and worked comfort· High scores for the seventh ocean excursion., to regain ably and safely at a depth of week are as follows: team se­ normal_ body temperatures. 193 feet for a period of 11 ries, Go-Go's, 2849; team game, days. Wash Outs, 992; men's series, Uni.que Voice Circuit Among those from the Naval Clyde Flynn, 670; women's Ie· In addition to SEALAB's nor­ ries, Ruth Neff, 590; men's mal communication channels, Ordnance Test Station in at­ tendance at the SEALAB IT game, Lyle Emerick, 268; wo­ a unique capahility is being christening and press confer­ men's game, P. Springer, 240. THE SALTY CRAB il officially opened al LCdr. J. E. made available to Cdr. Carpen­ Sch ••f.r, Officer in Charge, San Clemente Island, snips the ter whereby he may talk to ence were Cap t a i n John I. ribbon. Cheering him on are (I·r) C. R. Crane, SA; G. W. fellow astronauts from hydro­ Hardy, ComNOTS; Cap t a i n FiICUI, SH2, Club Manager; G. Weeki, SHCS, Relident Of· space to outerspace, according Grady H. Lowe, OinC, Pasa· Display Items For ficer in Charge, Ship's Service; and E. -J. Dampmen, 8M3. to Vern L. Updegraff, Head of dena NOTS; Donald K. Moore, Douglas J. Wilcox, D. A. (Bud) Kunz, Howard R. Talkington, New Air Museum and Dr. Russell Nielsen. A Naval and Marine Air Mu· A detailed account of the all­ seum is being added to the ex· Salty Crab Opens out supoort being g i v e n the isting AeroSpace Museum in SEALAB IT project hy the Balboa Park, San Diego, and a The official ribbon . cutting tains Herbert J. Hartman, Naval Ordnance Test Station, HOISTED ON SEALAB II at Its christening last Friday, recent ComEleven Notice in­ ceremonies performed by Public Works Officer; Paul W. Pasadena, will be f 0 u n d on thil flag il proudly dilplayed by two of the dellgners, vites contributions of pertinent LCdr. John E. Schaefer, Officer Jeffrey, Director of Supply; (left to right) Ed Carpenter, Project Engineer, and Joe Ber· page six, the NOTS-Pasadena items for display in the new in Charge, San Clemente Is· Robert R. Yount, CO, Naval Air page. kich, Range Engineer, on the SEALAB II project. Mrs. addition. land, heralded the long-awaited Facility; and Lt. Earl F. Mou· OFFICER, ENLISTED AND CIVILIAN membe.. of Sealab Berkich, now fondly referred to as "Betsy/' is congratu­ The AeroSpace Museum was grand opening of the SCI En­ ton, OinC, Navy Exchange; II'. "aquanaut" crew po.e at chri.tening ceremonies fri­ day, July 23, at Long Beach Naval Shipyard. Our first lated for "building" this magnificent work of .rt on her established on February 15, listed Men's Club, the "Salty Cdr. Sc 0 t t Carpenter, famed NATO Naval Destroyer sewing machine. 1963. Expansion of the existing Crab" on July 14, at 4 p.m. astronaut currently associated astronaut, Scott Carpenter, Itandl fifth from left in front. museum is contemplated by A floor show, with Hollywood with the SEALAB II project Test Termed Successful adding items of Navy and Ma­ entertainen including interna­ and LCQr. Earl W. Norton, for· Pasadena's Role in SEALAB II rine Corps interest from the tional fa v 0 r ; tel, the Holly mer (Actg.) Officer in Charge, Norfolk, Va. (AFPS) - A period 1910 to the present. Twins; guest star, comedienne San Clemente Island. METEOROID PUNCTURES four-nation naval destroyer ex­ What may be considered to be a small part, but what actu· Anyone desiring to contrib­ Billy Deer of ltage, movie and Culminating many months Dutchwoman Tells ercise, known as "Match Mak­ ally amounts to one of the most important parts of the SEALAB ute personal artifacts, photo­ TV fame; and • band, wa. en­ from drafting board to comple­ Two meteoroid punctures er," ended here recently after IT program has been in the initial planning and preparation. graphs, memorabilia, or other joyed by more than 500 people tion, special honors go to G. Group Leadership were reported by the Pegasus a successful test of base and The NOTS role is to provide IT spacecraft during its first !ogistic facilities of NATO na­ merged for two weeks. items of interest to the general attending the gala affair. Weeks, SHCS, Resident Officer support s hip (staging vessel) public are invited to corres· Special Guests in Charge, Ship's Service, who 24 hours in earth orbit. This tions. If a third team is deemed At Unitarian Meet report was relayed by Milton The five-month exercise was including modifications to ac­ to be advisable, the second pond with Captain Don F. Special guests of the enlisted spared no time or effort to ob­ comodate the project; to re­ Ella Goublitz, a consultant Ames Jr., director of Spa c e formed to determine the prob­ team will be replaced and a Smith, USN(Ret.), Curator, tele­ personnel included-Captains tain the most club for the cei ve all of the SEALAB com­ phone number 234-8291. Ap­ George F. Bond and Walter F. money allotted. It is an under­ with the Amsterdam (Nether­ Vehicles Researcl1 and Tech· lems, if any, which might be third team will go down for lands) Bureau for Group Psy­ nology for NASA. Pegasus IT encountered when destroyers ponents, decompression cham­ ten days. In the meantime, Cdr. propriate recognition and credo Mazzone of the SEALAB II pro­ statement to say that Chief ber, personnel transport cap­ it will be given to contributors. ject; China Lake Officers Cap- Weeks had many obstacles to chology, will be the speaker is orbiting the earth at alti· are required to use base and Carpenter and one other memo at a special summer program tudes ranging from 314 to 466 logistic facilities other t han sule, etc., and to put all of bel' will remain as a p3fl of overcome during the construc­ the components togetb,er to in· tion period. of the Unitarian Fellowship of miles. Its performance has so their own. eacl\ team until terminati6n of l Indian Wells Valley this Sun­ far shown good progress in de· Destroyers from Canada, The tegrate into the workin~ sys­ this phaSe of the SEAnAB pro­ 250 Seating Capecity Ships for Six Before the IDeep Six day, 8:00 p.m., in Chapel An­ veloping a capability of pre­ DISCUSSING DEEP.SEA LAB with Robert W. Mo ..., Aut. Netherlands, the United King­ tem (systems integration and gram, or at least 30 days. With a seating capacity of check out). 250 people, the main lounge nex No. 95 at 85 King Ave. dicting the number and size Secretary of Navy for Re ..arch and Development, il Capt. dom an~ the Un i ted States Next _ must inltall. t I),~ Kunz 10 Direct overlooks Wilson Cove with a Miss Goublitz will discuss of meteoroid particles. John I. Hardy, ComNOTS. participated in the exercise. whole system at the lite .a"La The NOTS Pasadena project view of Catalina Island on a the development of group Jolla, which Incl.,.. moori,n,g is under the direction of D. A. clear day. Adjacent to the main leadership through sensitivity of lurface _el. .' Kunz, H e a d, Systems Opera- lounge and separated by a training, and her experiences The Open Sea Moor for the tions Division. Kunz 'has dele· shoji screen is the snack bar. with groups designed to pro­ vessel was designe,d by the En· gated respO!lsibility to the Ad· The club also boasts a special duce such leadership. gineering Division of the Pub- vance Systems Branch wit h TV room and a multiple stereo All interested persons are lic Works Departmenf at Pas- Branch Head Howard Talking­ system throughout. All new invited to attend the program. adena. ton acting as l'I:oject Manager; equipment includes a shuffle The next step il the implant· ...Ed Ca~~r,~roject Engin· board and pool table. ment of the lab on the bottom eer; Jo~ BerlOCi1, Jbnge En­ With the use of decorator of the sea. After thi( Is d_, ginee~, pnd Jlilf Peck, Assist­ colors with varnished redwood era Wives Set NOTS must provide all surface ant Range Engineer. trim, and a rheostat controlled IUpport during the period of The OTS military person­ lighting system, a bright and Installation Fete the operation, ntnnl"ll C he nel ~l Ratlicipate-.ln ~e op­ cheerful atmosphere has been The Chief Petty Officers Itaging v_I, etc., as well.. eration of the boats, furnish­ achieved. Wives Club will hold its instal· Imall boat logistics and per· ing boat crews and military The club was built by the lation banquet for new officers sonnel tranlportation. communications watch. NOTS A. E. Cook Construction Co. on Saturday, August 7, at the The control personnel and divers will be on the scene to with non-appropriated funds CPO Club. operating personnel of the assist in the implantment of and the new equipment pur­ The new officers are Mrs. staging vessel will be under the SEA LAB on the bottom chased hy the Navy Special William Foote, president; Mrs. the direction of NOTS. and other surface type diving Services Office. Donald Iske, vice president; The fir s t team will com- operations as required. Club Manager G. W. Fiscus, Mrs. Eugene Rosellini, secre­ mence operations under water The Long Beach Naval Ship. SH2, Itates the club il equipped tary; and Mrs. William Spruiell, m the S~ II on August yard was utilized to perform to handle all the illand person. treasurer. 18, and will remam submerged the modifications to the stag­ nel, an average number of 475, There will be a punch bowl for two weeks. Cdr. Scott Car- ing vessel. including 215 permanently It. from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. The penter, As t ron aut, will he ____ PRIOR TO A 105 FOOT DESCENT for a routine ..arch at tioned military personnel. installation ceremony will fol· among the first team of ten, Morril Dam, T. M. Gallagher, QMCA (DV), il sworn in for Future plans include special low dinner at 8:30. and will remain during the en­ The American Red C r 0 s s lix more yea .. by Lt. R. Warren, Diving Officer at Long entertainment periodically. All Chiefs and their wives tire operation. since 1938-39 has served a cu· Beach. Chief Gallagher hOI completed 12 yea .. with the "A long wait, but well worth are cordially invited. Deadline In two weeks, eight of the mulative total of some 34,600,- Navy. He lerved aboard the USS Conserver (ARS-39), b. it," agreed the men who will for reservations is Saturday, f11"st team will be relieved by 000 cases in helping U.S. serv­ fore reporting to NOTS 20 monthl ago. Gallagher relid.. enjoy many hours of pleasant July 31st. Those interested HUNDREDS OF GUESTS and members of the p ..... listen Speaker, Robert W. Mo ..., Navy's R&D chief, gave main eight members of the second icemen wherever they are sta­ in Long Beach with hil wife, Beverly, and their two daugh· relaxation in their home away should call Mrs. William Foote to delcription of hiltory, million and future of Sealab II addre.. and held pre.. conference, at which he also di .. team who will also' remain sub- tioned throughout the world. ters-Cheryl 2, and Kim I. from home. at FR 5-2825. at christening ceremoniel, Long Beach Naval Shipyard. CUlled experimental deep vehiclel Moray and Deep Jeep. • Page Four ROCKETEER Friday, July 30, 1965 Friday, July 30, 1965 ROCKETEER Page Five Miracle Seen a. Bowl, Scores Eyen' Afghanistan Age n u i n e miracle, wit­ Wood Chucks flattened the First Report From Kabul nessed by many, occured at leaders 2,573 to 2,536. It was Desert Summer League pin ac­ the first mat c h lost by We Expedition By Carol Burge tion last Wednesday night, Ju­ Five this season. The Beavers ly 21, heralded by portentious were led by Les "The Bear" scores. Norman's 527, while We Five The miracle occured as the was led by John Ito's 539. (Following is the first report soldiers in front of cannons fr.me. The Nomads almost th.t we could do somethlng_ streets and houses of Kabul. sleeping G u i d .. nee Redar The NAF Crabs moved into and blew them up. So, yester­ seem to be outnumbered by We gave them some .nti­ Th.re .r. some modern build­ Branch Pin Bust.... awoke to second slot by running over from Carol Burg., the only wo­ day seven of us rented two their .nimals - donkeys of worm pill s and Dr. Sardin. 'ings here, but most people live win four games from the sink­ the vanishing Apes 2,564 to man member of • 12-member taxis and an Afghan g u ide all sorts, small scrawny carn­ told them to go to the hospi­ in mud houses. In the country, ing Fire House Five, who now 2,339. L u c k y Clark led the .xpedition that set out from and drove over this route of els, miniature cows, dogs, and t.r in K.bul. Maybe it isn't so the houses .tart in I corner own • tie for third spot. Mike winners to the four-game vic­ Los Angeles, June 13, to sc.l. about 150 miles. chick.ns. Yesterday, I s.w • much fun being • Nomad. I of • I.rge, much Willed court­ Hrus.'s 223 game was h i g h tory with a 522 series. Bemis Nosh.q, • 24,581 foot moun­ The flrst 50 miles of the c.lf comfortlbly riding .Iong never h•• rd of .n .x-Nonied yard, but in • town the yard for the night. Jones was the gun for the tain in the HinduKush Range regular road is closed while on • donkey's b.ck. I .Iways though .nd perh.ps it doesn't is dispensed with and "­ The Bronze Bombers wast­ losers with a 554 series. in Afghanistan. Other NOT S members of the .xpedition ar. they build a dam, so we had thought c.mels were somewhat occur to th.m to liv. some are pr.dically piled on top of ed no time in jumping on the Desert Moton Trampled to take the old, very bumpy ferocious until I law • year­ other way. fading GRB No Names. Led by Dennis K. Burge, George C. ..ch other. Acey Deucey came thunder­ dirt road that clings to the old baby sl.p one right in the If you can hold your breath Floyd Kerr, the winners ran Barn.s, .nd James R. Nich­ Khyber Pass ing in and trampled the Des­ sid e s of cliffs and has all mouth with no consequences. for awhile, it is interesting to over Milliken's Mets by 2,514 ols.) The Khyber Pass itself isn't ert Motors Five 2,514 to 2,147. kinds of hairpin turns. wander in the maze of nar­ to 2,371. The only happy note The rootless nomadic life has much. It is a broad, flat river Led by Ron Pafford's 542, the It took us four hours to cov­ row alleys between houses. for the losers was the 623 se­ always seemed appealing to valley right at the top. On this Swabs ran away with all four KABUL, June 25 - "Due to er the 50 miles including a The sewer is open and runs ries of Joe Proskauer for the games. The losers were led by me, but yesterday when we side it wanders down to a a change in plans we flew di­ couple of picture-taking stops s top p e d and the people gorge with forts built up on down the middle of the alley. Mets. "Foul Light" Jack Brown with There are little kids playing all We Five L.... Three rectly to Kabul, the capitol of at Nomad camps. The Nomads swarmed around us, some of every little pinnacle. On the a 514 series. over the place, and they are The league-leading We Five Afghanistan, from Karachi in­ are currently moving to high the romanticism evaporated. way over, we stopped at 11:50 NIW FRA OFFICERS---New offIcen of the Moberly, _ident; Judge G. E. Thompson, Watch out for the Eagles! ground for the summer. We mostly very friendly except local Fleet Re ..rve Assoc_ Brlnch 95 (I-r) inst.lling oHicer: Jim Wheeler, trealurer; ran into a red-hot Beaver Pa­ stead of riding 13 miles in in Jahalabad for I u n c h. At Here they come, downing the trucks over the Khyber Pass must have passed about 1000 Tells of Illness for one little girl that spit at are Tom Crea.. y, vice p....w...t; Everett T. L. D. (Terry) Terrebonne, MCretary. trol and lost three games. The Station Hospital team for four Nearly all of them were sick 1:40, we started e'ating. Must as previously planned. of them - some with the black have caught the hotel in its me yesterday. games. Bad Bob Waters led with worms and various skin On the Move Again Some of us were curious tents you always hear about, off season. It was 100 deg. the Hawks with a 615 series, abo u t the famous invasion others of light beige color. infections, according to our Dr. Dennis just told me that we followed by Lonesome Dewey there and air conditioning is AII·Star Game route, and the place where the Some of the tents .re made Sardina. Some of the babies leav. here this coming Thurs­ Harper's 563. Doc Mazza led the had terribly inflamed eyes, apparently unknown. Afghans lined up the British of skins, lOme of s t raw This is our seventh day in day - wish it WI. sooner since losers with a 472 series. and of course they were all hotel life gets I little wear­ Slated Tonight The Bronze Bombers took filthy. There is some doubt in K.bul and our climbing pl.ns h.ve been reworked so many ing. However, we Ire geHing On Friday night, July 30, the evening's high team game my mind that it would be pos­ better acquainted (even discuss the Military All-Stars will tan­ with a 940, and We Five sible to establish good health times that it Is impossible to tr.ce their cours.. The For­ the dysentery which we've all gle with the Civilian All-Stars scored the high team series of practices among people who had to some degree) and are at the Beer Hut Diamond at 8 2,660. Roosevelt Bray's 227 was are constantly on the move, eign Ministry h.d ruled th.t 'Thou sh.lt not climb within rubbing off the comers th.t p.m. The nine-inning game will high individual game, and Al­ dependent on local water and don't fit. John Holloway-the be a warm up for the Military ex Ribultan took high individu­ live so closely with their ani­ 10 Km of Afgh.nist.n's bor­ one who was hours behind ev­ All-Stars before they take the al series with a 605. mals. der/ Why, no one seems to erybody on • trip we took Me­ road for the Barstow tourna­ My husband, Den n i s, disa­ know, but th.t rules out the morial Day - is by far the ment. STANDINGS Wakkhan Strip and Mt. Noshaq. (As of July 22) grees with me on that point most ag.... bl. of us to be Let's all turn out for the and thinks the people could Two Semon climbers we r e game. Here's the line-up for WON LOST around. be taught not to pollute their .murdered by their porters up It is said that Afghanistan is both teams. We Five ...... 26% 9% there two years .go, but what NAF Crabs ...... 22 14 water. Even if one could main­ the second least developed tain health, life apparently connedion could that h. v. country in the world (yemen MILITARY ALL-STARS Desert Fire with borders? Equip...... 19 17 gets monotonous judging from is flrst). Animal and human the entertainment we provid­ Plans Ch.nge Miner (Mgr.) ...... NAF Beaver Patrol .... 19 17 power still provide much of Hootman (Coach) ...... VX-5 Bronze Bombers .. 18% 17% ed. It appears now that we'll ei­ the transportation. There are Perez (Eq. Mgr.) ...... VX-5 Desert Motors ...... 17 19 After their pictures we r e ther go to Nuristan or an area quite a few cars and trucks Kelly (Pitcher) ...... NAF GRB No Names .. 17 19 taken, they brought out their of around 20,000 feet near Ja­ whose drivers all seem adept Merritt (Pitcher) ...... VX-5 Station Hospital .. 17 19 sick children and pointed to halabad. Since Friday is the at 'brinkmanship' driving. To Turley (Infield) ...... VX-5 Apes ...... 16 20 their distended bellies and aw­ M 0 s I e m holiday, we won't break the monotony, they of­ know anything u n til tomor­ ten drive on the left side of Saul (Catcher) ...... VX-5 Stands, president; Grece Driver, secretlry; Acey Deucey ...... 15 21 ful sores, with the faint hope LADIES AUXILIARY OFFICERS---N.w oHI­ row. Another minor detail - the road. On the way home to­ Salmi (Catcher) ...... NAF Lorraine Porter, chaplain, and Monet. Ter­ GRB Pin Busters .. 15 21 cers of the L.dies Auxili.ry of the FRA our supplies and gear aren't day, our driver was apparent­ Kuhar (Outfield) ...... NOTS rebonne, vice president. F. O. Eagles ...... 14 22 Bonislowski (Outfield) .... NOTS (I-r) are V.rn. Wheel.r, tr... urer; Dorothy here yet. When we got to Ka­ ly driving on the wrong side Litchfield (Outfield) ...... NAF rachi, they had already been of a divided road - for about Answorth (Outfield) ...... NOTS REVIEWING VOYAGE of six weeks in Alaskan Waters .re Reds Turn Back sent and we know that they three miles before he crossed Eackle (Infield) ...... NOTS Check Insurance four of its participants from Earth and Planetary Scieflcel, got to Peshawar - then noth­ over . . Alger (Infield) ...... _.... NOTS Research Dept., headed by Dr. Pierre St. Am.nd. From Local Climbers ing further. Afgh.n Drivers Reed (Outfield) ...... NAF left are Dr. David W. School, Earl E. Be.sey, Ch.rl.s F. It appears that tIw Royal Head - on collisions often For. War Clauses, McFarlane and Sam A. Miller. Miller, electronics engineer, Of Mt. Noshaq Family of this principality has seem imminent, but everyone CIVILIAN ALL-STARS wal the only member to sail the entire six weeks, and kept about zero real power, and swerves just In time. The real Says L.gal Chief the expedition's research gear in trim. The others, includ­ A United Press Internation­ G e 0 r g e Barnes' hobnobbing ch.racteristic of Afghan driv­ Brown (P) ...... Public Works "There is absolutely no rca- ing Dr. Ronald Von Huene .nd Jack R. Lovett, we .. al report last Friday brought with the prince hasn't iI 0 n e ers though, is the i r .ndl.. s Brewer (P) ...... Sidewinders son why military personnel • board the USS Davis a h.lf-voy.ge ••ch . word that the assault on Mt. much good so far. His friend, faith in the horn. They use it Crager (C) ...... Kunz Photo . I Noshaq in Afganistan by a Peter JEdmonds, a,t· the · U . S ~ as 'f it had power to sweep (IB) D.'bli W 'ks should purchase lnsuri'nce po - O OW d a(2B) ...... ~ ~K c Phorto icies containing a so - called .12-man expedition, including Embassy, has beerr very help­ .11 objects from th.ir p.th. It Sh four China Lake climbers, was 'war clause,''' says NOTS Le- fu1 however. ' , is true thal Ii steady pressure M~ (ssj ...... · ~b;rcz WO~ks Probe Alaskan Waters for Data abandoned due to closing of ') (Continued from P.ge 1) on _the hom· will slowly caus. Crawford (3iii·':::..... Kunz Photo . gal Om.cer Cdr. Harold E. larities. NOTS acoustic-reflec­ the Red China frontier. . a bu., truck, or donkey to tion gear penetrated this "top­ UPI said the expedition is June 26th - Dennis, J,i Paradise (3B) ...... Sidewinders Byrd: ':slllce coverag<;, f~e.e of level wave action, is not flat on move to one .ide. Hooper (OF) ...... Sidewinders restrictIOns ~ased on. mllita~ but quite sharply peaked. That soil" and "mapped" its layers now pushing through the Hin- Nicholl, .n,4 I , cli~ th, From 5 a.m. until 8 p.m., III and those of the material be­ . N rth . 1200-ft. hill ill back of our ~ Carson (OF) ...... Sidewinders servIce IS WIdely a~~ilable seems to pretty well eliminate Ra you would think there is a neath it. du Kush nge III 0 east tel. This hill is ·f.mous;for the Buckley (OF) ...... Kuru: Photo reasonable ~w?unts. " it as evidence to support ideas Afghanistan, dominated by 25,: major. traffic jam outside this Funk (OF) ...... Kunz Photo Cdr. Byrd advises all Chi- of a vastly lower sea level in Dr. Von Heune, a geophysi­ · h Mir f a1 Bolan's W.II \ running a' 0 n g 263-f00 t TiriC ,or an - the top. "j can't imagine: th.f hotel, anct it isn't likely there Ayers, J . (IF) ...... Sidewinders , na .Lakers tp review t!feir com- ice-age times, or of substantial cist, and Dr. Scholl, an ocean­ mercial life insurance policies ternate at t e m p t at high-al- the wa)l _ _ 'I' Id re-f• .any" in-, are more than a dozen cars in ( subsidence of the sea floor." ographer, both emphasized titude records. -~ ...... to sel! whether th~y are free v.den_ I think they just built two blockS. -The cars are Ger­ that most of the data have not man and Russian and a few Navy Pilot Traded of such clauses, in view of the Bering Se. Probed yet been carefully considered, The four Chinl Llk• .....".. it to keep the people busy. Dr. Scholl's part of the ex­ ben of the expedition a.. Gear Delayed in Customs American-made. For Ice Cream nation's extended involvement especially the results of stud­ in the Viet Nam hostilities. pedition had better luck with ies of deep-sea coves, bottom George C_ B.",.., JI"- R. It has been discovered that Face Veil Optional USS 0 r i • kin y, .t Sea Limits Coyerage weather, not counting fog and sam pie s and photographs. Nichols, and Mr. and Mn. Den- our gear has been in customs Although the face cape was (AFPS) - A naval aviator was He explained that the "war rain. "We saw the sun twice!" They will be studied at NOTS, nil K. Burge. The group d.· since Wednesday - now we're made optional four years ago, traded for 35 gallons of ice clause" limits coverage to • he exclaimed. at the Naval Electronics Labor­ parted Loa An g_ I e s by 01. trying to sell $1,600 worth of nearly all married women in cream recently after he was refund of premiums already " In the Deep Bering Sea, we atory in San Diego and at June 13, headed for Kerachi, food (which we won't need). Kabul still wear it. I t h ink rescued by the destroyer USS paid, if death results "w h i 1 e found major areas of instabil­ Scripps Institute of Oceanog­ Pakistan, by WlY of Honolulu, Today flve of us rented a they would be terribly hot and Perkins and returned to the engaged in military or naval ity and quite a bit of erosion raphy, La Jolla. Tokyo, Hongkong, and Banlt- taxi and went to Istalif and Pa­ uncomfortable. In the coun­ aircraft carrier USS Oriskany service in time of war or as a from the continental shelf. A Additional information in­ kok. gamon-towns about 45 miles try, most of them don't wear by helicopter. consequence thereof." great part of the bottom was cluded studies of magnetic Elaborate plans to scale Mt. from here and 2,000 feet high­ a face veil, but pull a corner Lieutenant Commander Eric "Recently," he noted, "a life extremely flat, showing the ef­ fields, studies of the geologic Noshaq began in the Spring of er. You drive up through a of their shawl over their face H. Schada Jr., escaped injury insurance company was per­ fect of the ·turbidity current history of the Shallow Bering 1964, when Graham Stephen- lush green valley bordered by whenever men approach. when his Skyraider aircraft mitted to avoid liability for the leveling mechanism." He ex­ Sea and dating of lava flows son, a Los Angeles adventur- mountains about 15 to 16,000 A f gh a n s don't look any plunged into the sea shortly face value of a policy contain­ plained that huge quantities of from the volcanic Pribilof is­ er and the expedition's lead- feet that very closely resem­ more like each other than after leaving the car r i e r 's ing such a clause, in the case mud and debris ' have been lands by the potassium argon er, decided that Barnes pre- ble the Sierra. Americans do. There are Mon­ flight deck. The Oriskany was of a soldier ltilled in Vie t PIPED ASHOR! AI'T!R 20 - --...... _ ...... 20 yM" ., octhe 1IuIy. A'" washed off the steep Bering method, which may yield in­ cede the main group by sever- Th.re is • I.rge formal 91r­ gols, Semites, and Allah knows operating off the coast of Vi­ Nam as the result of hostile mate second cia.. Felix Frlnklln i... luted clflc Theetre WW II veteran, he come to slopes and spread out across formation on the origin of the al weeks and set up the base den It Pagamon - .Imost un­ what else. The invaders did a et-Nam. action." by side boys .. he retires to the Fleet R. NOTS in October, 1963. the bottom. filling in irregu- ice ages. of operations at Kabul. ' beli.vabl. compared with the good job.