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the Station this weeJL Sponsored by the Bureau'.,Ordnance, the cOJ1ference d~lfwith the techniqand methods of handling and transporting gUic1

. missiles in, the first smninar of its kind to be he

TnANSPOJl,TATION . DELEGATES..,... Picturecl', illfront of the Navy's sleek surface-ta-surface RegulQ!lII missile are some of the 75 delegates who attendedthe 3-day_1\Iiss.i~e.Tramiportation Seminar .held on

Ordnance.TestSfafion,' China Lake, California·'

Some Military to GetRent Allowance Rebate. ,According. to instructions receiv­ed -from the Chief of Naval Opera­tions, 58 ·sets. of public quarters atNOTS have been designated as in­adequate effective last January t,1958. These .quarters are the smallgovernment trailers now' occupiedby enlisted personnel. ", O'ccupants will cOIihnue to' havethe charge' for quarters "deductedfrom their 'allowance, bilt attlleestablished rental rate' of $24:90 amonth.' This. rental will: be -maderetroactive. to January .. i, 1958" orthe date of assignment· to ...·SUC;l'quarters, .whichever is later.;;' .' .'

.The -Disbursing Officer plans. toinclude all adjustments il). the nextregular' paycheck for, May' 29, 1958.The reduced payment for quarterswill'allow,those who desLre to reg~ister a Q allotment for dependents.. Perso~nel who 'have:transferredor .moved to other lIu'arters : fron~the trailers will be given '~back pay"for the time spent in the inade­quate quarters during the periodspecified. No application from th.:lindividual is required.-

ARl\IED FORCES, DAY VISITORS-Early arrivalsat ,the ,NAF Air Show'vie'Y the Marine Corps' Guided.·l\Iis$ile Test Unit's .Terrier display and fire fighting

?]~~LCd"r. Ed~a~d'p.CoI6man,USN'"\.___._tFormer Sidewinder Projects Offi­

cer with the Bureau of Ordnance in\Va'shington, LCdr:,E. P. Coleman~elit~ve's Cdr.' 'walle ()o~e ~'Who ,was.

.assigned to the A~r-to-AirWeapons:r!h·isioIi,---:-W~aP9ns_~..DeveloPIlle.ltDepartment.,,- - "' ,-- ,'. --- -'­- 'A :I:'r~uate of 4npapolis, NaV!l14cademy, class or ','t5,Wdr. fJole­plan earlle!!.: his 'm~t~r's 4egree illaeronautical engineering' at 1\lassa­chusetts Institute of T~hqol~gy•.

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Friday, May 23, 1958

'Philh"armonia Concerf·~The "New World Symphony" bY;

Dvorak and excerPts' from the'"Swim Lake' Ballet" by Tschaikov.. ,sky'will be featured 'at theValle1!Philharmonia Society free concertnext Tuesday, May'21, at 8:15 p.m.in the A.11Faith Chapel. i

Members of the Society wish tl>thank the " generous contributorsfor the purchase bf· the turntable.arm', cartridge, and the modifica·tion . of the stereo tape' recordel.'iwhich has been-' installed and ad':'justed 'by members of the Society.

The Chapel's sound reproduction.system is now one of the finest in.existence, according to off-Statio~

music critics: .

RN ClUb Meets'.:Members of the newly-formed R.

N. Club will meet next' Monday.May 26, at 8 p.m. in the Communi.. 'ty Center., '

Guest speaKer will be Rene E.Pevida,' M.D., from' the DrummondMedical Center, who will discuss:'"Childhood Accidents." -

Fellowship CommitteesFeature, Noted Speaker.

The public is invited to hear thenoted Rev. Carl Doss speak of his"International Family" at the jointFellowship Committees' meeting o~

the Methodist Community Churc~

and NOTS Community Church. to..night' at 8, p.m. 'in the RichmondSchool' auditorium. '. .

His family has become knowJ\ tei: _ ..millio.nsthrough article.s ..i'rJ" ~:,'~~-~Readers Digest, Life, and !\in . addition· to a' number-...", \to coast radio and television~:-ro.. .grams.

5pectacular:Aerial.·,ShQw.~tnghlights.'NOTS· Armed 'FQrces"'Day IProgranf "" -~trong 'evidence of the Station's part in ','Power lotiJ?:a~e'~;wa,s wjtiiesse'~ byso~eJ5..900-.vi,sitors as theY.,viewed,a specta,cl.!lar,,-!\-!~e~ Forces Day demonstration-here bstISaturday. 0,. ',' '-..;.TOP'~tt~ac.tion~duriitg the.. day,s.,

events ,was ,the Air,Show put on.by! 'the Naval.-Air lfa.cility in whichl

To All Hands: nearly'every type of operational air..On the ranges and :inthe lab: craft of NAF and VX-5 participat~

'oratories the 1958 Armed Forces, ed in the progz:am"":"either as part atDay at NOTS,was a highly suc- the static display, orin the dazzl..cessful operation: Fifteen thou-' lng : exhibition of . rocket : firing.sand .; visitors' observed a' por':" glide; loft, .and over:the-shouldegtrayal of our part in the Na';; bombing, and inflight refueling. 'tional Defense. From all indica- Sidewinder Highlighttionsthey were reassured and Highlight of the day's events

. made protid by th'e excellenCe of:, was· the fi~st public. demonstration;the displays and demonstra. of the pinpoint accuracy of thetions presented for them. _ NOTS' developed Sidewinder air-to..

Back of the precisely execut.; air guided' missile-Perfect weather.ed program' was the spirit and, and a clear sky enabled the crowdi .work of a great (Irganization. to see LCdr. Gordon Duncan re-'

All hands can take pride inthe lease the deadly ,missile from theleadership and teamwork which la,uncher of his FJ-4 Fury and fol ..produced NOTS' Armed Forces low its unerring flight to knockoffDay 1958 and I oUeiI' you my con. ,the:wingtip flare of the evasivegratulations. . drone plane. '

Captain F. A. Ohenault / F,o 11 0 ~ i n g the cr~wd-pleasil1g1Acting Statio'n Commander Sidewinder shoot, the' visitors re..

mained to watch the landing of air;'. . " '.' .. . ,. .' . . . . ,craft which had participated in the

;Civic Concert-'Ass'ociation: "Schedules .f.' ~~I~~~S:n~a;;:t ~~~edO:~ic~f;~:~;Tick.etSales'for'195.8-59 Season'.Series ;rn~~~p~afelY despite the loss of ~.

Other Features.'A'CS Meets . Ticket vouchers for the 1958'-59 season'o{the'NOTS Other features included'a propel..

Civic Concert A~sociation are now on sale, according to lant-burl:ling demonstration, asim..Dr. Frank H. Spedding, Directol.'i ulated rescue operation by' Civil

of the Institute' for Atomic Re.. Eugene Crowe,ticket ma!lager. Vouchers for the 'complete Air Patrol pilot Lt. P. J. Norcom, a:search at Iowa State College, will '~ ~series may be obtained from any.member of..the ticket sales Marine Corps helicopter rescue, andaddress the members of the~ohav~ • . b f h' b d f d' a firefighting' demonstration inDesert Section of the American _~~,mmlttee.o~ a~y m:_m. er. 0 't e .. oar. 0 . lrectors~ which the flames' of a burningChemical SoCiety at their. next; _ . .The Assocla:lOn IS contmumg.to no,,": .~Il~ .•gl~e the '.c0~cer!-~oer a plane were extinguished in a mattel1

t · M ' d Ma 26 at 8 p m -. . brmg the best m concert entertam-, better chOIce or seats than-at a"law of se'conds.· ,/ .mee mg on ay, y, . . • ' ..... . . . 'in the TronaHigh S,Ch.~!..Ar~"". " .:i~~e~t, to 't~Ill"a La

tktedanDd adJAalce~t dEate, acccordmg to ticket manager 'A'1 \- t' .' t'h . t t' f th'". " "'. _, _ J,~_'~'. \Commum les, sa e r. eXls ugene rowe. . so cap urmg em eres 0 '"

luTm. . d r' d'scussion 'w.-Afe' ' '''':... _ }pember, the Association chairman, Season tickets maybe secured visitors" was a working' display ofOPICS un e I .- - "Th . , '11 • t f f th f 11 . . the 'cMarine Corps·Guide'd Missile

the availability and uses of the rara e commg senes. w~ consls 0 rom. e 0 owmg s~les campaign T U 't' T . 1 h' d· ....th 'th d f rat'on and fourprogramsthatwI11mcludesuch captallls:Mrs.IvarHlghberg,Edith est m s erner aunc er,-as I"",

ear s, fmthe 0 so. stepa tl'nl cr p'ro~ noted groups and performers as the Maxwell, Cdr. Sam W.' Mitchell, the static displays of NAF and VX..some 0 e more meres "':- R ., . . .. . 5 aircraft and Station' developederties of the rare earth metals and oberto IgleSias Spamsh ~allet; ,Frank Knemeyer, Cdr: .S I d n e y missiles in' the NAF hangar. 'solutions..._ ,th~~oger Wag~er. Chorale With the Btooks, Mr~.HarleYTllhtt,'LCdr.

Reservations fo~ the dinner at 7 bnlha~t duo-plamsts Stecher ~nd Gordo~ Bailey" ?ean S~e~ls; Dr. . "Sugarfoot"h Id b 'd b "'noon today. HorOWitz; tenor Eugen!! Conley m a Frank, Lavacot, 'M,rs. - WIlllll:m'- R. ' Probably' the' most impressiv~

p.m. s ou e rna e y , J'oI'nt recI'tal w'th . N d' Ledd r M R' h d B 'd event for "smallfry" visitors was'by' aIling Dr. Russell Reed Ext. ' I soprano a ~ne . e , r~. IC ar ' even ge, . .1 4~· . '. ' ,Conner; and the 22-year-old Polish Capt. H. L. Anderson, Max Bras- SCO~ESmT~RAdrn.John Quinn (center),' Deputy and As~ist~nt Chief being able to see their TV idol Will

7 7 . pianist Andre Tchaikowsky, who well, Ridgecrest, Mrs. Stuart Rob- of the Bureau of Ordinance, iSIJrelSented the G1\IU-61' insignia in,recog- "Sugarfoot" Hutchins in person an~has been'described as "one of the ison, Trona, and Mrs, Alvin Jacob- nition for scoring a direct hit with Sidewinder while here on «'visit last obtain his autograph. 'At times it

. finest pianists of hi,S gimeration." son, Inyokern. ' Friday•. This was the' Admiral's first jet·· flight. Shown with him are required 'all the sturdy Marine.Iglesias and Tchaikowsky' are Hu- Persons who were members' of the G1\IU 61"1 ' strength' of Maj. W. C. (Buck) Ben~.-rok ,artists. Concert AssoCiation. last' year imd - pi ots Lt. Tom, Rogers' (left)· and Cdr. Selden ,~Iay. ~ ton, who was "Sugarfoot's" escort'

"Season tickets priced at only $12, have renewed their membership and Ir--~--';"'-----_"':':''''':'''''';:'_--.;...----.....;....;,-,;.....:..----.I for the day, to keep the enthusias-·$10, and $8, with a special price of desire to change their reserve seat .~ . Facili~ies Close for Inven'tory~Holiday , tic'youngsters in control.$5 for service men and students, locations may do so at the Commu- - The CommIssary Store wiII be . Community Center Snack Bar: . In the afternoon, the visitors wit-·,again represents (,me of the best en- nity Center, Wednesday, l\Iay' 28, closed for inventory all day next Open 7 a.m. to 10:30 p.rn. nessed' two firings at the SNORT'tertainment· values dollar for dol- between the hours of 5':30 and 7:30 T d 1\1a 27 d lId' track', .toured Michelson., Lab, an.d.. ,ues ay,.. y.. "an a ay;' - Community Center Din i nlar that money can buy," says Ken p.m. , . 1\1 . I D F 'd "1 30 g, watched 'continuous movies depict". emona ay, rl ay, ~,ay • Room.' Op' n 5 p t 9'30

,-Robinson, this year's sales cam- Those patrons who have renewed All N E h t' ·t· • e, .m. 0 • p.m. ing- the work of the Navy at th.e. avy xc ange ac IVI Ies· Golf COurse Snack Ba • 0paign chairman. and wish to retain' the same seats will ~be closed 1\lemorial Day, 8 a.m: to 7 p rn. r. pe~ Station Theatre.- The purcha~e_ of season tickets will be sent thei{ tickets by mail as 1\lay 30 except the following: ' . . . . In the evening, visitors who were

in the past.· _. Service Station: Open 8 a.m. Hours for all actIVIties on Sat- guests of Station'personnel, attend"The official ,campaign for new to 4 p.rn.,_ ", " ,urday, an~ Sunday, May 31 a~d edthe gala opening of--the Little-

members ends June 12. Outdoor Shop:. Open 8 a.m. to June 1 WIll be the regular hours League seaSon, at Schoeffel' Field.,4 p.m. for'those days. where the youngsters again had an

opportu?ity to meet "Sugarfoot."

:. Federal agencies ate-. being 'er;-'couraged .to· acquaint: the Americanpeople. with the part,that civilian"career'. employees .. play. in. admin­istering .,government programs at75th anniversary 0 b s e r v a: nee sthroughout the nation during 1958.

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BufroughS'LibraryChosen to AssistIn National Survey, Burroughs School Library hasbeen selected by the StandardsCommittee of the American Asso­ciation of School Librarians to sub:;-'/mit information concerning its faci·lites and. programs _of servicer TheAssodation has been working ,fortwo ~·eil.rs on a revision of nations.lstandards ,for school libra;-ies.

Based on the high standards ofthe. local library; the letter of selec.tion by the Committee to Louise·Riffe, School' Librarian, states, inpart: "The questionnaire, which i-sbeing sent only to school librariesrecommended . to the Committee,'brings to you an opportunity and a.responsibility-an _opportunity foryou to make a significant contribu..tion to your profession bypartfCi...pation in 'one of the most importantprojects yet to be undertaken' byour.national association; a' respon..sibilityto assist in 'providing thenecessary information'- upon whichthe' new quantitative standards forischool library facilities- must bebased" .,.An .extensive ~questionnair~

plying the "accurate, detail~ .l.P:-'mation requested. on the lifl..v'sservices to all grades from kinder- .garten through the 12th· grade i'lbeing. prepared for submittal.

able in the Education 'Office, room,1066, Michelson.. Laboratory.

"SUGARFOOT" LANDS-Arriving at'th~-NAFfield afte~ his first flightin a jet plane; Will "Sugarfoot" Hutchins gets his first glimpse of NOTS.Shown O. to r.>,llre: LCdr. W. W. West, pilot; "Sugarfoot": Capt. Gu~'J. Anderson; NAF Commanding Officer;" and 1\1~j. W. C. .(Buck) Ben-ton, his escort for the day.' ',' .

POPPY-SALES-Peggy Hape" (left), 1958 Buddy Poppy Girl for VFWS!J.ip No. ,4084, and Dixie Cooksey (right), Poppy Girl for the Americ~nLegionAuxiliary Post 684, launch the season's sales campaign by seiling;their first .poppy to Station ColIlllUlnder, Capt. :\V., \V. Hollister. Poppieswill be sold everywhere today and' tomorrow to help" our disabled warveterans•. '. ' : ~

THI! ~ROICKETEER

Players to ProduceiMedicine',Shav/,"

COlmUENDED F:oR 'RESCUE WORn:-Ten' Station; 'Pearia; L'();Schaller; Leslie ~nigge;Chuck l\Iarshall;personn,:l receive letters of cOJPlllend!ltion from Capt•. Capt. ,Hollister.' Back ;ow (1. to r.) are Sgt'- AngeloW. W. Hollister Station Commander, for ~heir rescue c Caro;V; A•. (Slim) Cummins; Cpl. Gerald Lakin; Pfc.of ,nine persons marooned' by.an April snowstorm in . Jack Genner's;' Cpl._Gienn 1\lomniae!"ts'J. L. Br~dY.., - - _.. . _. I _ _

~ine-l\Iile Canyon. Front row (I. to r.) are: J. rh' The rescued youths were fr~m San Fernando. Valley,

Page Four'

.f" , ' "The Medicine Show,", which won

~Burro'ughsJr.High two awards at the Kern CoUIity. Drama' Festival in, April, will be

~HoldsAnnualDancepresented by'!heChina Lake Play-,An "Old Fashio~ed Garden" will ers next'Monday, May 26, at 8p.rn,

be' the theme of the annualBur~ in the Community Center;' ,'r.a~ghs Junior High School eighth" The- Executive " Bo~rd of th~g,cade dance to be held tonight from F'layers groupis spimsoring a cele'~7 to'l1 in Burroughs cafetorium. bration of its' past' successful sea­~. .- Students entering the cafetorium son with a program consisting of av"'i1l cross over a brfdge and the lecture by a distinguished professor

-interior will be. decorated· with of English literature on "The West--fiowered trellises and a picket ern Motion Picture as a Classic "Art-.fence. Music- will be prOVided. by the Form" accompanied with a series ofP,,!-stels. scenes -from famous Westerns fea~

- ,Co-chairmen of the dance are 'turing the talents -of R. G. Self­Mrs. Kenneth Barnett and Mrs. ridge, Don Clark, Jim Rhodes, Willa

.Kenneth Seaman. Assisting. the Selfridge:- Fred Medlong,'Annette'chairmen are Mrs. ,Mike, Re~tor, Clark, Joel Christie, Bob Martin,-;Mrs. Harold Jackson, Mrs. T:Dun- and songs by Bud Sewell.·>!I.way and Mrs., James'.W. Rogerg. Ph:I Marsh and Jerry'Royce will.Committee members and their hus~ ap'pear as simple country, boys inb:aI:lds will serve as chaperones at "The Medicine ~Show" with Bill

,the .dance.,All eighth grade stu- Spafford 'as the self-educated dOc-'dents are working as a dass .team, tor.-:Marsh won the award for beston ,decorations, program and re- director and Spafford won" thefreshments. ' award for best supporting actor- at

~~ )pecial invitations have been ex- the Drama Festival, in Bakersfieldtended to Dr. and Mrs. Earl Mur- in April. This will be' the only 10- Th 'C" 'I ".'~a};:Mr. and Mrs: HaroldE. Pierce, cal production of "The, Medicine' eses _.'ounse or.all parents of eighth grade students, Show.';' ,. From _.UC· L'A"'Du'e" ,'.-

',al:id the· Burroughs -Junior High, ~ Members . of.- the China" Lake' J 'H·' h' 0 .' ..sCli.oolfacul.ty..,' 'c' " Players,-theirfriends,and patrons -Mrs. Johanna E. ,Tallman, De- r.lg.', cpere.tta'.....--------.,.....------.1 of the Players productions are in- partment of Engineering Librarian S'I .t 'd N t W k

Libraries 'Declare vit~dto attend.-There will be nQ at UCLA will represenLthe Office a e ex eeadmission charge and refreshmenti.\ of University Archives at a meet- "Mi5sissippi 'Melody,'" a tw'o-act

".~·Holidciy.·on Fines will be served 'after the program.' ing to be held at 1 p,m. on Monday, musical version' or The' Adventures',AIl library patrons are urged, May' 26, in room 1013, .Michelson of Tom, Sawyer and, Huckleberry'~o .retur;any forgotten or long "Barney ,Smitht~Appear Laboratory. ,The meeting has been: Finn"will be staged by the Bur­overdue. books to the Stationimcl O' Ch . I M d arranged for' the purpose of .ac- roughs Junior High' School eighth,Burroughs School libraries dur- ; n,-. anne II ,o,r:lay quainting prospective" candidates grade,students. Two performances

,ing the wee1k-of May' 21 through. B:uney Smith, Head of "Weapons for the masters'degree in engineer- will be held in the Burroughs cafe-~Iay 3L , . Development' Dept., will be inter-. lng with the University's rules re- torium, a matinee' at 2:30 on Tues-, ',During this week all library viewed o~Channel 11 on the Sp~ce garding thesis format. - " day, May 27,and at .evening per­fines' or books returned to'the Patrol Program at 5:30'pm Jl\ext - ".' ': ." '.' . .";-., formance 'at '~:30, 011;- W1d\1eSday ,libraries v'ilI be canceled. '. Monday, MaY26.Appe~r;n~'''''ith :~Al.Lgraduat~'itud~~ts~nt~nginee~- May 28.,. . . '. . ,,''.Sta~.t.ing.tomorrow,'and': con... Smith:will also be,Wally Hicksl of ~ng .are, ur~e ;0 ,a .~n e ~ee - '. The ~operetta,'directed by Mari~

NOTS....p.·a.. 'sad.e.n.. a to d.. ·.i.S.. cuss •.•.A.m.. triO...Jng '. and to... ~e~I,ew,' , I.n, ad.va?.~~.. ',.the. iy'nnThixton,' vocal 'musIC :instruct-,,finuing through .the next'week; G d t D b 11 t I Ica in Space Bdow the Sea."· : ,.ra, ua e.. IVlSlOn s . u e Ill," n~ .or, .. 'is'~bein!!; p' rese'nted :'f.to raise"drop ~'our.lon!!" overdUe! bool.s· '. ~tructl'ons for the Preparat'on and ~

,~ thrOligh the bo;k chutes at these ~' , .~... .~ * 'c, "': •• '. S b . . " f M' t' , '~D money' for'the junior high studeilt- . - 'A,medIum-sized turbo-J'et en:~ne" !! _1pISSIOI1 0 as ets an oc- council treasurY.·A.dml·ss.I'on· wI'11 betwo libraries an~-timl'l during the &< t • Th ..

I .' . , . ' . in. a jet plime. burns its own weight ors' eses. 25 cents tor -students and 50 cents.da,y ;or e~'eJ!ing~.·. l' l' mi' C 1 . . . '.c- ...;.._;..;...;..._;..;..__:' n'tue' every 20 nu~e.s. .opies of .this, ,buI eUn are, av.ail- for.adults..,._ '_ ,

:)AAUW"toFeature'Noted Lecturer_AtcAnnualMeeting

.'John Bauer:' nationally knownlecturer -: on, music, theatre and~ance will be the featured speaker:at the annual banquet· of the ChinaLake Branchof the 'Alnerican 'As­;Socia:tion of Uriiversity- Women;:which will be held ort Tuesday,~I(ay 27, at 7 p.m. at the Commis~'sioned Officers' Mess,' according to)'l:rs. 'Pat McCarty, program chair~

:ll.1an of the local organization.;~ ;'Backstage' at the ~'Met'" is thetopic Mr. Bauer has chosen for' theevening. Although John Bauer waseducated .at f Princeton. to, be an'architect, he succumbed to' the' at­traction of music, theatre and fes­tivals .while continuing his archi­!~chlfal studies in Europe. . - ."•• Returning to the United States,he began a series of .liaisons ,withtheatrical groups induding Eva I,.e­GaIlienne's Civic Repertory Thea­he, summer stock at Bar, Harborand Maria'Duspenskaya's 'profes­sional group. 'He served his appren-

, ticeship under L.E. Behymer, ini­'vressario, of Los Angeles and thenjoined the National Broadcasting~ompany's music division: He has'done promotion work for' the Na­'tio n a 1 Symphony Orchestra in.Vvashington, D.C_the Metropolitan_aiid Cincinnati Summer Opera. As­sociations. "

For the past, four. years, J oimBauer' has been managing directorof the Ojai Festivals, internation-,ally known for the' quality of theirp.resimtations in t.he fields of muslC'and· theatre and dance. " " '

, ",' Preceding: Mr: Bauer's' lecture;nlusical selections will be'presented

'by Carolyn Barker at'the piano; and-the animal presentation of the $200,A.A.U.W. scholarship' to an' out­'standing' senior girl will be made

-by Maxine Howell, president or the:locaI branch. Following this pres­:eqtation' the officersand'otherllllembers of the board for the com­

:ing year will 'be installed.:Officers,recently elected include': BethEjorklund, president; Pat':McCatty,

'1st vice-president; Elizabeth Se'ars,:21ld vice-president; Louise' 'Gegmir,_"l'ecording secretary; B., A. Fouse,_corresponding' secretary; . and Mary.Aim ,Henry, treasurer. . ,

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.banquet includes Katherine Hollo­. way, chafrmlin; Peggy Benton, Jean:Uadden, Doris Stirton; and GraceVlard. ' .

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Promotions'UOn-:-:John D. Brooks to -Aero·

dynamic Development Engineer,GS-9; Richard D. Fritz to Electron­ic Scientist <InstrJ, GS-11; RichardP. Hamilton'to ElectronIc Techni·cia:t!: (General). GS-11; NormanTelleson 'to Electronic Scientist(Electro~Acoustics), GS-11; Wil·liam H. Tyler to Power Plant En·gineer, CS-ll; -and Jack N. Zaun toEle'ctronic Technician - (Genera!),GS-11.

'PW-=Dirk J. LeMair to'Supervi·sory General 'Engineer, GS-13.

Terminations )VOD-Marie L., Bingham, secre·­

-tary in I,'rodu~t Eng!;Deering Di'i.sion, terminated recently after fiveyears of NOTS Pas'adena service.She accepted.'a job With the SignalCorps in'Sacramento, Califoinia.. Supply-Henry W. 'Nichols, Con.fract 'Specialist "(Genetal) 'in "thePurchase 'Drvision,~hoha-s wGrkedat NOTS Pasadena sInce-September1951, -terminated recently. His newjbb is at 'the U.S. <Army OrdnanceDistrict. L<>s ·Angeles. -

" New Empioyees _, _UOD-':Warren'- 'L. 'Martin, . Elec·

ironic 'Engirte-er, teportea'in boardrecently _ joining the profe-ssionaldevelopment:program.' ,His first ~as. ~signment ~ill,bewith'the'Guidanc!e;and' Control' 'i:>ivision.·, P~evioiisly,' ~he \Vorkea ,sYRadio· Station ~KALl -in -pasad1ina:' ..." J ;'. "'; ,~, .... ~ J,: ' ••

::,;:~pp~y ~ ~~~rr ~~~i~~~ Brooks 'o:~~;':'; ,gan; working <at NOTS Pasadenalast 'week as a typist' in the Pur­chase Division.- '- She previou-slyworked as -a 'hospitalattendant.,

Pasadfn~From

Pay Raises -Per Annum

Senate Bill S-734, which providesfor an average 7~% pay increasefor per annum employees, waspassed by the Senate and is now inthe House. -

Per Diem- An area wage survey for per'diememployees is completed:Results willprobably be published in _June orJuly and provide for an estimated5% average wage increase.-

Foothill ParkingGovernment regulations specifi­

cally prohibit funds being expendedfor rental of land for parking areas.

AR~IED FORCES DAY VISITORg....;..Shown -above viewing the NOTSPasadena weapons component display are LCdr. \V..,H. 'Robinson, Jr.,Officer in Charge; his wife, Peggy; son, Robbie; daughter, Debbie.

Approx. 40,000_ View NOTS DisplaysAt Armed FOf'ees 'Day La~.t Satu-rd~y

Approximately 40,000 people viewed :the NOTS dis·plays on Armed Forces Day"last Saturday, May"""17, at Vic:'-toryPark in Pasadena. -The highlight of- the :NOTS dis·

plays was the Sellevision 'Machine.This machine consisted of a seriesof 48 slides on Operation POP-URfrom preparations ~t the LongBeach Naval Shipyard through thefirings !it San Clemente Island., John Phillips wrote and 'narrated.the 'film and Shav Monsen -preparedthe slides.

Also on dlspTay from NOTS Pasa·dena were-the Sidewinder and RATmissiles;'a weapons component dis. ­play;' pre~ision 'measuring instrti·ments used in the Gage 'Laboratory;arid "Jake," the dummy diver, fullyclothed in 190 Ibs. of~deep-sea div.ing'- equipment. '. _- Employees representirig -N 0 T SPasadena at Armed Forces Daywere Carney Brewer, Ray Brooks,Walter Browri~Ma·rVi.nColeson, Vic.tor Herberts, Shav 'Monsen, JohnPhillips, Warren-Schad, Nova -Sem~eyn, 'an-d Jim Spillane. .

All-Hands:Meets H'eldMay7'onp 8--A successful series of -EMCO­

sponsored all hands meetings wasconcluded on May 7 and -8 with-gatherings at Foothill, Morris Dam,and Long Beach. -

-F6remost -among "the-l:IUestlonsdirected to top management were:

Foothill FreewayThe route of the proposed Foo~­

hill Freeway will be' either north ofFoothill Blvd. or south of the SantaFe right-of-way.

'Seal Beach l\IoveA reappraisal of the original Seal

Beach_ project is now being madeby a NOTS Pasadena committee. Areport of the committee's recom­mendation will be announced im­mediately after completion' of thestudy. -

News

Leaves Annex

~..... - .THE -R 0 C ,K ETEE R

... -Cdr. lU. J~I\:napp

Cdr. Michael (Mike) J. Knapp,Assistant to the Director of Supply,who has been at NOTS Pasadenasince April 1955, left last week forhis new job as Logistics Officer,Service Force, Apantic Fleet, Nor-folk, Virginia. ' . ~

Mike joined the Navy in 1934, im­mediately after graduatIng fromHigh School. He attended HarvardUniversity while in the service andreceived a master's degree in busi­ness administration.

During World War II, he servedi!l Guam, -Okinawa, and China. Heholds the American Defense andAmerican and Pacific Zone Thea­ter -Ribbons as well as the WorldWar II Victory medal and -ribbonsfor duty in the 'Korean Campaign.

Before -coming 'to NOTS Pasa­dena, Cdr. Knapp served 'as SupplyOfficer- on the repair ship USS Del­ta.

Dance To BeHeld"Tonight ,- I

Tonight is the night for the IESO-sponsored Spring Dance1to be held' at the BanquetHouse, 27 West Huntingto~Drive-, Arcadia, from 9 p.m.to 1 a.m. The admission isfree, and all NOTS employ­ees (military and civilian)and their' guests are invited.

Waltz and swing dance- contestswill be held with champagne as theprize. Sergeant Carl J. Dean, whohas received a bronze medal fromthe Arthur Murray Dance Studio,will judge the dance contests.

The following door prizes will beawarded at 11 p.m.: .-

G.E. 'automatic -coffeemaker, 7­piece stainless steel utensil set,fresh water spinning reel, set of 8beverage glasses, life belt for waterskier, copper-bottom Revere Waresaucepan, 33% LP recording of"This Is Sinatra," dinner' for twoat Eldorado Inn, dinner for two atRancho Hillcrest, and a 4-place set­ting of Catalina Pottery.

Only those persons present areeligible for door prizes. .

The dance committee is com­posed of JoAnn Gorz, chairman;Maxine John and ~'[arleneBoberick,tickets and advertising; MaxineTalbot and Betty Halminski, dec­orations; Gene ThirkilJ, Roman CUr­tis, and ,Jerry Gold, door prizes;and Dale Willhite and Jerry Gold,announcers.

MAY 24

MatTn..Sat. and Sun - 1 p.m.

EvenTn;6 and 8 p.m. dall,

"MARICAIBO" (B8 Min.)Cornel Wilde, Jean Wolloce, Abbey Lane

(No synopsis ~oiloble)

SHORTS, "Scoutmoster 1;10goo" (7 Min.)"Blue Fin Fury" (8 Min,)

Jriday, May 23, -1958--'~ooooooooDoooooooooaOoooooooooooooooooooooooooor

- ,* Little Drip Says: ,

USE WATER 'V/ISELY

'Job Oppo~tunitiel-~......••••...•....•.•..~Clerk-:Typi~f~ arld Sten~graphers, '.....:1- ... """' _

GS-3.· The - Personnel Departmenthas vacancfes_ for Clerk-TypistsGS-3 "and ClerK-Stenographers GS:3inte-rested in 'part-time employment.'Duties - inclUde clerical and -secre­~tarial work'in various departments. -fRIDAY­

~Career or Career:Conditional status'is required, and applicants must be

c;" 'available when - called. Interested

May' 1957 p5e,7r9d5a'yO.Oo gallons, ~personnel may co-ntact Personnel,Service Branch No.1, Ext. 72676 or'72723 SATURDAY

:M'ay 19585.916.000 gallons _ Edito~ial 'Clerk- (Typing) GS-5. MATINEE, tPh:.srydeaaYr-.2'YCl., more This position is located' in'the De- . "TOY TIGER" (88 Min.)

jeff Chandler. Tim Hovey\Vater is necessary; save itI The 'partment Office of-Weapons Deve1- . (No synopsis available) •

above table shows the r:1te that 'opmenf Depa-rtment. The incuni- SHO~S, "Hill Billing and Cooing" (7 Min.)the ,Station is using water at this (bent will do preliminary editing, "Green Archer'~ChapterNo. 12 (19 Min,)'time of ~'ear as compared to last 'compose and do layout work, 'coni- *year. It will rise as summer ''pose and re -View 'correspondence, EVENINGcomes. The limit of 'the produc. 'and maintain 'the 'files and records. "NORTHWEST MOUNl1ED POLICE" (125 ~in.)tion capacity of our water s~'stem - 'Applicants 'for the position -must Gary "Cooper, Paulette Goddard,1'resfon FOsfer

was reached in July 1957. This -have three years .experience in the (No synopsis available) Thanks To NOTS II II'summer may be warmer than last NO SHORTS A-V' '- .;)'ear; if it is, you ,,'ill want, to use -cclitorial field. For further informa- Blo'ad ,Ban'k'-Donors ; 'nnex ac~ncles'more water, but "it may not be 'tion, contact John Klaus, 'Ext. 71471. SUN.-MON. MAY 25-26 . _-there to use if we do not conserve Con'str'ucfion Inspedor (General) - "KATHY O' " (99 -Min..) "To -all you wonderful people Who Project Engineer, 'GS-11 or GS-12.it. -, ~GS-'7. This vacancy Is :in the Con- Dan Duryea, Ian Sterling donated blood to our blood bank- -Position is located in the Pasadena

'It is -not necessary to stop using 'tract'Division of -Public Works 'De- (No synopsi.s.available) thanks for giving and making it DiviSion "'Of Test Department, Pro-water-but we muststop'wasting :partment. Requirements are: two SHORTS, "Fe~her Bluster" (7'Min.) available for me -during my recent ject Ehglneering Branch (duty at·it! If ,we have been forgetting to 'years experience above the level of "Jonah and the Highway" (27 Min.) - illness.". . Pasadena). ,turn off our irrigation water and '-", -.' . . - f' Id - . ,'it runs into 'the street, that's wast- ~construction.la~~~er.'in such Ie s. TUES,-WED. '. • MAY 27-28 This letter of appreciation was re- Responsible for planning, design-age. We must all be 'more careful as constru~tlOn of steel, ~a.so~ry, "DESIRE'UNDER THE ELMS" (111 Min.) - 'ceived from 'Fran Johnson, secre~ ing, directing, -evaluating, and -re~'about this type of waste. y'-_.~-.~ ~wJll"ld.r0r rel,nf?rcE!d concr~t~ bl;l11d-. Sophia Loren, 'Anthony Perkins ~ tary 'hi Underwater Ordnance De- porting assigned Test Departm~nt

,l\Iany cities control waste by ra-J \! ~. " . excavations, 'found_atI?ns~ - - - Burl Ives partment, Propulsion. Division. : programs at '-San Clemente~Island.tioning ,irdg~tion. Tpi.s ,,:ill be,.r :r\ :dam_s, l.??ks, levees!. pi~rs, etc: (Drama). A bitter tale by Eugene ONeil. The bank may be drawn updn by ranges: liaison with project -engiJunnecessary If each wdl control ~ '~tvo 'years 'experlence as a fore- Son, who hates his domineering fatfler be· NOTS employees and their families lleers in 'development· departmentshis own irrigation tc:' avoi~ waste: ~man superintendent or'inspector on' comes enamored by the new wife of his in time' of need. or other segments of ·the Test.:De~

: .. ," . . -PLEASE do not contrIbute to ~ '"g I -n t-iiction·"·ork r-gen l father., . . - • Monday,Mar_26,dstb.e,dateof..tbe ,partm-ent-at--China Lake; developJ:!::~======~1- fort-ed irationi(lg' ,iif . \v ate r -at 'J.~",~ enle~ai"ct~t1s't~ -t, . dW~j,' -to - 'c-' ~.' SHORT,_t'ffnnega/!'s FI":O" (7 Min.) next' NOTS _Pasadena b-Io-o'd '.b'"-nk- 'm-ent'-of- l"~ea--s,~-de-sl'g-n-s~,and- fa-cI'II':NOT&. ... '-."- ..... "r,,_"'~ IT,c. ~ra cons r c IOn an <..<LIn enan_E\ ,)- ;. ,_ '__" , ...... _ u"

--TENJ~E~l.:UR~ , . ',' ", -,.f'j '. J: n.- -, T ' -.,.' -'" ,;-;,u·.-, _ ~·ork~lu~ing..la:lCQu.t, ~<c~ava,tion,' JI:lURS.-FRI., : ~ ;_, f t.:;: ~~MAY.i9-30 coll~ction, ac~~:d~ng ~ :V.irginia 01;; ties tor pe:rtbrn\tit~letlilil"iJ,t,e., ,'.' ,; < 'l\!ax,·"l.\fin. ; .• l! _J '~.r ,- ;-:i"'!Z ·grading,-concr,ete-andsteelwQrk.~1 --~j :,'~I.I;KST9_CKJNGS"(118Min.), son,:Pasadenap~rlle..The~donat~qn P'~Og~~riJ.s. -Nh~~1JJ~;t" "

':'V·ed., l\fuYoU '.:::.._::':.::.:.'..:._:.87 ;" 47 i -.,-' 6,·,j ·~·1;·H 'JOo.,t ·f.· ".1 • .-,-,<1 Duties lnclude~rnspecfing--colf-; ~d q,arisse. F.r~d Astaire, Jan~'p~ijlf" ",c:;enter is at the Elks' ,qub, ·4QOJ.y~s~ .En~meers '~h' 1 ttorltc or. T'h-'- "I 1- -' . no '8 In; -188:L -o-nfyJ 10 ;per: renteof" alll:;~, i c •struction~coniracts -at 'NOTS to ~n-'." 'i :. >", - f.,e,ter Lorre '~.-r - ••-:,' . - ~~ y;'lo.rado, Pasaaena: ~eUl.o,n,·ii.~J,Yv_ish.'-,' -~ecHal-ircalj s'4!ciiItie$1 r ~JdH':'Ls'llurs., II 2): .~ _,_,_.,•••._ .•-i7 ,~,. .\I' tP 1) R ' .' - T ' , ... r" p{ry.F--' . "I· . 16 - -- h~ "'0 federal Iobsrwere covered. by} Civil ", !,.., -sure tha"t, the work,is pel'formed in' "f-;>:"I'yslC,a , ,uss~c:!' ,composes i'l'lus!c,al ~~o.re ,ino- to ..donate _blood - /ihould'-mak¢ 'cists hrUrg-ed 'fo'a'..Mly'! Gi'3:"de leV-i- rl,... ~, a)' . ._ --"i> ., - . • _". ' for an I American 'producer but dgenf~'or ,,"';b . .._.. --.-_. __ .r. -. ,J " .. , ..>'1' ,{ L

'-Sat.: May ri ._ ~_.':~__':':..99 59 Service;q6day~competltLve-J:servicer-<·-- ;~~cor~ance-wlth·the·p~ans'and !pec- ';;"f to 'bring him"back f;om Paris. Whe~ .arrangements Wolth - theIr superVl- el-depe'itdent'"'up'6'rt"Ihdii1aual"(:fipa'"Sun., l\IaY 18 _._.._.. ..98 60 embraces 91 per cent of all federal -IflcatlOns., _ this fails they send a gorgeous woman agent. ~ors for leave WIthout charge. Do-, bitities.l\Ion., l\Iay 19 ,_. ._."..98 -58 JObS in the continental United Interested personnel should con..', "Ninotchka" with fun and music. nation hours for, NOTS employees Contact Marion Kelly, ExtensionTues., l\lay 20 _._.._.._...96 63 States." ' : tact Ann Carter, Ext. 72218. NO SHORTS ' , are 2:30-7 p.m. 119, before May 28.

Page Two Friday, May 23, 1958 ~

; Harvard ~,~Qn9-rs :-_. p. _i'Burroughs- Grads-- ---" -~. Two outstanding graduate stu·-

dents at Harvard received their col·lege preparatory work at Burroughs-High 'School. -Kelvin Booty, ·saluta.,.torian of the' 1952 graduating class, 'By Tean Cane, Recreation Directoris working on-his -law degree at An Adult Station Dance featuring the famous Ray Her-Harvard, whil~ Jerry Hough, vale· b 'k . d Ii' h '11 h Cdictorian of- the class of 1951, is • ec 'an IS orc estra WI start at 9 p.m. at t e ommu-specializing in Russian Affairs and nity Center tonight. Admission is ~ree.working toward his doctorate. c' This ei'ght piece band plays -evE!ry reservations will be ascepted in the

Both students were life members ~\- _ ~~f music from pop tunes, and Special Services Office, Extensionof the California-Scholastic Federa:{ ~ 'f jrds to, Rhumbas and other 71791. As a limited amount of trans-tion while in high school, wereh~ ~ -'t ~usic. The lovely girl vocal- portation and motel space is avail-ored as J~nior Statesmen, won the ~-.~ -ist-~Lorraine· Benson, will ~be on able, you- are urged to sign up asVeterans of Foreign Wars Essay ha~d to add' si;a~kling .entertain- soon as possible.contest and the Bank of America ... ment with her distinctive song st~l~ All-Navy Talent ContestAchievementcuP.· - ings. All Station adults are invited -Auditions for China Lake en-

Kelvin was active in extra-curri· to: ·tJ:tis e,!en,lng :of top-bana'music trants in the 1958 All-Navy talent

:ct ~- ",. -, .--. ~C -- -·1'R cular activities and was -business _and entertainment. contest will be held at the Commu-'o'mmunlty' ounel ! epo'rts' - manager for the school paper, sec· Catalin-a'Tour -nity Center on June 4 at 7:30 p.m.._ - _ -_ ; • • CAREER 'CONFERENCE-:-Burroughs -High School seniors consult with t_ retary and treasurer for the Toas • - -- . --A tour for all'Station personnel Entry forms will be sent to each· 'Subjects .involving- 'law erif~rcementO Jor chiidre~, the business, professional imd vocational leaders in the community on col- masters' Club, was editor 'of the to Hollywood 'a-nd -Santa Catalina Military unit. All eligible personnelpossiliility_of establishing --an :FM booster -station, irid -the lege and ell:perience ~equlrements to enter the various {)ccupations. Yearbook and was in class plays _Island has been planned for June interested in entering this contest

- '.1 h for four years. .20-22. If .you have never been _to are urged to submit their entry form

_·~~~~~~~;i~~~l~h~o~O~:~:i.~~_ri.do:~c.ei.•l.di,Scus.-se~ at_ ,t e_ ~ ~DO .,0aO°mO°0°"°OdD °eo°hoao°tOtOeOroo~~ Career Conferences toJ~gs,w~~a::t:~~i;~S' h~:nf~~~~~ ,~:~~~~~ ;~~S~:~l~o~:nr~ it~eea~~~= ~~o~P::i;~s~~~:ces, Code 855, as

,Juvenile Problems A hiD - HeIdat B h year and placed in the local and ders of this diffe-rent and beautiful Finals at the 11th- ND for this

WI' th-- part-l'cul-ar emphasl's on . _ -t_ etIC'" I rector Some eBxcYelEledntTpOlt\\C'nh~lnengdh:lghll'g'ht_ '. urro..ug s .district Lions' Club speech contest. .resort.. Although sightseeing trips contest have been tentativelysched-

_ Upon graduation from high school, have been planned to make your uled at the Armed Forces YMCA in. 'Problems involving children and the IR- __ ., .. :. -Ab' ~ .- d ed this past week's softball league A~proxlmately 7~ busmess, pro- he r~ceived a national scholarship -time there most enjoyable, you will San Diego at 7:30 p.rn. Saturda,y,'-law, -Chief of Police G. W. 'Sullivan i eports - oar with Bob Kochman pitching at his tfesslOnal and ~ocationalc~nsultants award to Harvard and maintained • .also have an opportunity to strike June 28.'reported that despite the increase in _:. - ,- , _ best, defeating NAF Thursday eve- from the StatIon and IndIan Wells academic achievement which placed t f If t att a tio s 'him on the Dean's honor list each ou or yourse 0 see r c n It is understood that details con-1'lopulation since 1944, the number of Charles (Chuck) E ..Mangold, the ning 3 to O. This win for the Chiefs Valley communities met with Bur- of your particul_ar choice. cerning this competition will follow'Child~en involved annually in 'law Station's _ new Athletic DireCtor pushed the club into the first place. roughs High School seniors on'Wed- year. The tentative itinerary includes the -same pattern as in the 1957'Violations 'has replained relatively with ,_ Special Services Division, Another 'fine exhibit of pitching nesday and Thursday, May 7 and 8, He gr1\duated in 1955, Magna Cum th f 11' F 'd . ht t th

C d Ad .. t t' D t du' t d f C Co f Laude l'n- 'poll·tical science. He re- - e 0 oWlUg: rl ay ntg a e BUPERS Instruction. According to'Constant and has declined so-me- amman mlms ra Ion epar - was turned in on Monday the 12th rmg wo, ays 0 areer n er- Hollywood Inn' Hotel. with din!1er that instruction, all Naval person-"'hat in the last five years. Most ment, replaces Dennis Ward whl) by David Morgan AB3 of NAF as ences to discuss job opportunities 1cge5iv7e,.danhdisl'smnasotwer'wSrdl'tel.gnrgeehl~sntJhUe.nS~I~; and show at the famous Moulin nel on active duty for more than 90of 'these can 'be settled in confer- left May 1 to accept· a position a3 he pitched the -fi;st no'-hit shutout in various fields. _ ..'. t t' f th S tl on Russian -industry. -He plans to Rouge; steal?e,r to <?atalina 10 a.m. days will be eligible .to participatg.ences with the child and his par- area represen a Ive gr e- ou 1- of the season, beating GMU-61 and The conferences, sponsored by the Saturday, June 21; hotel room at Marine Corps personnel are also in-ents. western Petroleum Company of 25 by the score of 4 to O. Girls' League of the school, were study in Russia this summer, and T t . A I d". .....as Casitas Ho el m va on; m- vited to enter this Talent Contest.· "If a child is well, he's an ad- Orlando: Florida. \Vardhad. been at Another pitcher wh-o has indeed advised by Mrs. Eunice Barnes, fac- ~:pe~~~c~:~~~e~h~e~~~~r~~e't~: ,:ner dance .at Chi-Chi restaurant An act can consist of an indivi-"-'entllrer," -the poll'ce' chIef re- NOTS. sInce June, 1957.. - been overlooked by a lot'of people uty chairman; Mrs: Betty Gey, rep- • Saturday nIght· breakfast at the\ During the last 12 y ars M n . th A . A ., U. S.. government in the State De. - -' . dual performer or a group of per-'n"larked. "If he l'sn't, he's sl·ck." Gl'V- ' e : - a.- is 'Chtib Vau'ghri of th-e Marin-e -resenting e merIcan ssocratlOn Atwater C a f e Sunday mormng' Ild h s d R t D U . HT d . partment. ,Last year, the Christian . ' formers who are ab e to present a-ing young people an opportunl'ty to go as erve as ecrea IOn.. 1- Guided Missile Test Unit. Chub in of piverslty ..omen; an Dar..yffi tours to Bird Park terrace drIve

H . R . Science Monitor published an -arti. ' '.' performance in good taste and of an"'se thel'r energl'es l'n a constructl'v'e my opinion was- the. best pitcher in owe, otary representatIve and, and underseas garden trIP' steam- 1-u . cle he wrote on "Boarding Schools ..' . entertaining nature. Groups wi! be-'ay and c'onsl'stent dl'scl'pll'ne I'S the tlie softball league last season and Bur!oughs High 'Schoo!_ ins~ructor.. ~ er departs Avalon for Wllmmgton f Thv. I' B . h h in Russia." .' _ -. "_ - . ' limited to four per ormers. e run-best way to combat delinquency. - even with a sore back which has n prevIOus years, urroug s as Sunday afternoon at 3 :30 p.m. The ning time of each act will 'not ex-

Residents -of a n ~ community been bothering him this season has sponsored a Career l?ay at which \Vhen Kelvin . graduated from - approximate cost of this t.r~p will ceed five minutes.-Should take certain precautions turned in some fine throwing. In time students attended lectures on, Burroughs, he entered the Univer~ be $44.00 per person and mcludes . .'ltowever, such as locking.doors of one game last week he struck out vocations. sityof California at Berkeley where" bus transportation from China Lake . CustomarIly, the ~1th ND winner'the house when 'no one -is 'home, 14 in six innings and that is a feat 'This year, the seniors were 'free he achieved a commendable schol. - to Wilmington 'HarJ}or via Holly- l~ assure? a berth In the All.-~avylind 'locklng cars when 'left 'Unat- within Itself with the sluggers we to mingle with th~ guests, stopping astic record during his 'four years \vood and return. - - ' fmals, Wlt~ two to four addItIonal'tended. have in the league this season. to -consuit -with them on required plus membership in Phi 'Eta Sigma - -M 'd tails 'wIll be announced acts standmg an excellent chance

Dave Bullat's Misfits have been training, job possibilities, and -ne\y fraternity, the Tower of Flame hon· i. -t~~e. ~ 'mn 'however tehtatlve of making the trip to the finals inFlU Reception the surprise of the season so far, areas. -such as missile and space or society, -Phi Beta Kappa and the In IS 50 u. -2- - - -' - - ,~ New York City. Finalists will ap-

_. A second guest. Norman de Groot losing only 2 and winning 4. travel.' Golden Bear senior men's honor so· ~.. pear on the Ed Sullivan Showleported on the efforts of a local GMU-61.and 25 have moved-into Next fall, an all-school Career ciety. At graduation he- received :No~Sp'dce _:Fil ms -_ scheduled for Sunday, August 3•.grilUp to obtain authorization for an fourth place after winning from the Day, conference style, will give all special honors in economics. After -.eJ k "The-Four Palms,'! a quartet from,:FM'booster to be located on Laurel Marine Barracks on the 14th by the students a chance to learn more gradmiti0I! -he tra~sferred to--Ha:r..,.....&..->~ • "'ted 'Next Wee 29 Palms, won last year's 11th ND~'[ountain. -Having been approved score of 15 to O. This team has a lot about their futures. vard and will complete his law d~ /-~ ...,-.'~ .1kly showings of Space Tech- -contest and r

went on to ,capture to.p'by- -the Station Command and -the of potential and could possibly pull Climaxing the senior Career Con- gree in 'the -nearJuture. -..... •. ~l f'l- h did 'each All-Navy. honors. The quartet IS. - _no ogy I ms are sc e u e . M' Co)iaVy Department, a. -technical -pro- some upsets this season, and a "lot ferences, Justine -Hallett, - Girls' 1.:.--:--.,;....:......:......:...---:...:...-----..... ~Friday- at'1 p:m. - in the 'Station An?wSatttt~Chedt tEo1 tThe anne rp'posal and ,application for permit is of the top teams are indeed keep- League p).'esident~ presented P,!!ter ..Thea·tre during the 17-week series. lr a Ion a oro.'now pending before 'the Federal ing an eye on them. '. , yicens, American Field Service for- Titles for today's showings were'Communications -Commission. C. E. (Chud{) Mangold Turning now to horseshoes and eign exchange student from Spain, 'listed in fast ·week's-Rockete-er.

The proposed relay would bring rector with the Air Force, the last tennis, Tom Short and Bob Koch- with a ·photo book containing pic- - Due. to the Memorial Day holiday,len Los Angeles FM stations to this -two years of which he doubled as a. man of the P&E Dept. won the tures and' articles about his school 'next Friday, there will be 'ne> filmsarea with good'reception on 'mod- scout for 'the 'Cincinnati 'Redlegs. doubles horseshoe contest arid in year in China Lake. The book was .shown on that day._-est' equipment. The Council agreed 'His affiliation with "big-, league Tennis'Dr. Howard Wilcox of :the engraved by Desert '_Graphic ,Arts,'to ,support 'the applica:tiqn 'through 'baseball-has 'earned him a:lifetime Research Df'pt. won the China Lake and.the pr~s~ntationwas_ witnesseda ietter of -endor~ement to :FCC. ''-, pas:f to every- majoI'" arid' minor lea.: men's singles championship by'de- by Mrs, K.I:I._ Robinson and her son· - . - -' -. ., - - . .cone _ball park in the country.; '. :, -feating Gerald: C. Whitnack, 'also Alan with_ whom P_eter is living. -_ -•, Station ,Restaurant -, b -

A brief report from: the Space Although.- active: in - all ""sports, ._o.f the Research pept~-3, 6-0 in the ---- .Committee was glVen by Neil·Fet- baseball.has_been_Mangold's prim- fmal~. ~ ~ _c~. --~~ l d· - -L b - 'ter who, with two other Council ary sp~rt i?terest havi!1g played . ,S0 ftbCilI Stanchngs . ea Ingman a or-members,--had discussed future use .ball ~ith. the Cali!ornia State (As {)f l\Ia~' 16, 1958). Exain ClosesJune J4,of 'the Station restaurant building champIOnshIp ~ 'AmerIcan LegIon Team - lYon Lostwith Cdr: S. W. Mitchell, 'Head of ball club in 1933 and 1.934, arid later CPO'Club _..~_.. ._:..__.. 5 0 'Applications are 0 being - takenCommand Administration. 'Pending 'belonged to the San Francisco Seals N AF ..._...._..__:......:...: ._..__ 5 1 from employees -at .NOTS servingthe closing of the -restailrant, Cdr. ball club in 1933 and 1934. and later MCGMTU . .. . . : 5 1 under a Career or Career-Condi-Mitchell is surveying the needs of to umpire local games. 'Gl\IU-61- &; 25 ....__._..._. .. 4 1, tional Appointment for a competi-

. S· d - t t d " '. B k . - tive promotion examination forvarIOUS tatlOn _ epar men s -an ,A well-seasoned traveler of the uIarme arrac s . ._. .__:..4 2-- . 'k' . . - . Leadingman Laborer.groups prIOr to ma mg recommen- United States Mano-old has looked MISfIts . ~_. :i 2 j

dations for reassignment of the 'forward to the opp';,rtunity of liv- Hospital .__.__. ..::.._._... 3 2 All applicants subsequent ·to at-building: _. ing In the desert for some time, and Enginee_rs ..._. ._. :..._. 3 2 taining -journeyman -status in -the

Cdr_ Mitchell told'the commIttee plans to enjoy his present assign- VX-5 _. ._. .:. .._..... 2 3' Labot'er trade must have 'had twothat proposals in writing fr'om pri- ment. P&;E .. _ ..•1 4 years of progressively responsiblevate groups and' other -facilities --His -wife -and three children will \'X-5 Officers _._..,,_. 0 '- 6 and 'successful experfence'as a jour-would be given consideration and join him at the end of the spring ,Crackers ...... _-=-.__ 0 - 6 neyman~ or at a higher level in that

, would be evaluated by "the follow- schOOl semester. Pick_Ups .. :_~ . . 0 6 trade, - .ing criteria; ~_ -\. ,Softball Schedule Card Form 5000AB 'and Standard

.. Basis of need -and extent· of ._ • l\Iay 2& Form' 57 should be 'filed with theservice.to 'the community. T~ams " Time Diamond _ Detached Representative; Board of

• Cost· of adapting 'the _building B'; R-'· - d ' ~,: _. P&E vs CPO . 6 p.m. Beer Hut 'Examiners; in the 'Station:,s Person-to proposed use or activity. elng' eVlse 'VX-5-0fficers . 6 p.m. nel Department not later than

• 'Suitability of location. ~A 'revised listino- of clubs and or:- -. ,,"s.-Crackers TID June 4.ganizatlons in the Indian 'Vells Hospltltl vs. NAY 8 p.m. Beer Hut ~==:====~

A "number 'of faCiiities 'whose Valley Is being, compiled in 'the~df: --- l\Ia~' 28 ,Telephone Bills Pa-ya-hie'needs 'the 'Council 'has been study- "fice of the' DeparUnent of Commu- Gl\lU 61 vs 6 p.m. Beer Hut .ing nave already- mMe- their-.;pro-, nity Affairs. \'X-5 Officers To 'U.'S. Treasurerposals, it was litated. ' Questionnaires have been mailed Crackers-vs. P&E 6 p.m. TID StartiJig 'June 1 che,cks for

!Playground Impro'Vemeiits - to current clubs and it is request- Eng. ,·s.lIospital .8 p.m. 'Beer Hut payment of t e'l e p'h 0 ii'e -billsRecr~ation 'Committee chairman ed'that all inquiries be 'filled 'in and l\lay 29 should be mide payable to the

Jim Gates announcen "that -recent returned to Elsie Santangelo, Code 'VX-5 vs. M.B. 'Ii p.m. Beer-Hut "TI-easmer of the Un i ted'completion of several high -priority- 2001, 'on or befQ-re June 1. CPO vs. Misfits 6 p.m. TID States."projects by -Public 'Works Depart:-, 'All -new orglmizations are invit- Pickitps vs. NAF 8 -p.m. BeerHut Mailing liadress ~on invelopesmentshould permit improvement of ed to register with the Departmeht 'should remain the same: Tele-McBride Park 'to begin 'in 'the 'near of Community Affairs, "Room 16, in phone ij)ffice, 'Code 85Y,' chinafuture. Any suggestions concerning the Housing Office Building. LItke.facilities ~or equlpmeh~to be Jnchid'~~"'l~.';,..,':_''~_-:'.;.':-__~'_",_-.;.....;.;..;..;;..;-.;.,....,..;..,;.;.;;.;..;;..;..,~--. Jed in'th"e>ove'rall pa'rkdesign'i!hould ', .. ,- ~ ." - ~' .. ~,". T-' ;'J

be submitted'10-Gates"htEx"t."'7296ir.' f ~;'" RAFT:-Clu1i~Neeas COO

: B:u~~sh9PP~~t~~~~i,'~::~:;;.. 1 ::~: ~., US,ed ,piano -.~:?~~.At the 'conclusion of the J?~~.I~g, ;T.TlW 'RAFr,-c1u-b,:n~wly':opett~d

tic.ket ~!1I~~:t~~·.c}lP~~n~ ~v~r,:,<~~-, .St~li~~-¥.()~ih·ceJi~,;~is::li1_~~:pomt~4 ~o;_~he ~~~~rsh~p q~_:o_!~er .w ~,,~~c()nd-hand ·piao,o. ;AiJ.;)'o~·Parade to be held on June 21 m the ",ishing "to 'dispose 'of one shouldStation Tl!eatre. A ~rogress reP<:lrt -call the _Recreation Director at.was given by Dean He\\itt, 'presi- the center, ElI:t. 72391. 'dent of the local chapter.

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