....... Mor. 19 79 60 Mor.2O 75 42 Mor.21 77 41 Mo•. 22 74 46 Mo..23 68 52 Mo'.24 66 « Mor. 2$ 72 <48 TEMPEitATUlES fridoy, Morch 27, 1959 Of'llce, Housing Bldg.. Top Deok DEPAIlTUnE-l:ear Admiral Miles U. H"bbmd (righI), l>8ys goodb~'e to OIllt. \V. \V, lioilister before lea\'illg the Station TuCtida~' afternoOIl, Easter Message By Cbtlpltlill Robert "Q" Jones One of the great and continuing tragedies with'n the Christian Church is that SO many seek the Living Christ among the Dead. To them, the Christ of history is a dead Christ. Like other good and towering figures of the centuries, He made His c;:ontribution and passed on into the Great Unknown, leaving to coming generations His exalted teaching and perfect example. Christ is nOt found amOng the dead. He Is Risen. He lives. E\'en now Hc l:ommands the allegiance of more people than any other teal:hcr and Icader as a source of comfort, peace, joy and spiritual and moral strength, He sunds alone, He liN'S, To everyone who seeks Him in the Word and approal:hes Him in prayer, He is even more than a Risen, ever-living Christ. He is the life-gi"ing Lord, the Son oE God, Who gives all who believe in Him a life enriched and life eternal. BuOrd Assistant Chief Here for Familiarization With the purpose of famili3riz:ltion with the mission, opet:ltions and projects of NOTS. Rear Admiral Miles H. Hubb:lrd, Deputy Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance, toured the Station during an :lction-packed two-d3Y visit this week. All upccts of progl'8nlming were Head, Weapons Systems Division, 1~e1ud.ed In, the Admiral's orlenta- 'Veapons Development Departmcnt, tlon, Ineludlng a halt-day tour of defined the progresll of the SARAH NOTS Pasadena on Monday, with Mis1l1lC, while Alltronautics pro- briefings by Officer-In-Charge Cdr, grams werc discussed by J. T, Bart- C, J. Beers, and Douglas J. \Vii- ling, Head, Surface Weapons Divi_ cox, Head, Underwater Ordnance slon of 'Veapons Development De- Department. partment. Propulsion Development Prior to his in!!pection ot NOTS, Department's programs and faclli. Admiral Hubbard vl.ited facilitIes ties were outlined by F. M. Fulton, in the San Diego area and at Aero- with ~Air Space and Range Prob- jet's Atusa plant. His schedule lemll" being presented by Experl- called for visits to facilitiu in San mental Officer Cdr, D. E. Bruce. __.,IFra~ci5Co and .Seattle after de- The clolled circuit televiSion sys- parting from Cbma Lake at 4 p.m. tern enabled the visiting Admiral Tuesday. to observe g."'ORT firing-the 3~th Rapidly paced prellen1atlons on in a lleries of testll or a Naval devclopmental and research pro- Ordnance Laboratory (C 0 ron a ) jects here were outlined by Station fuse on a KDA drone. officials in Tuesday's day_long eon- Prior to his departure, Admiral ference at Michclson Laboratory. Hubbard, accompanied by Capt. Admiral Hubbard learned of the Hollister. W. H. Hampton, LeRoy neweat Sidewinder advances from Jackllon of the Community Rela- Dr. ,V. F, Cartwright, Head, Air-to- tions Department. and C. J, Fal[. All' 'Veaport3 Division, Weapon.!! glitter of the Housing Division, Developmcnt Dept. Dr. T. S, Amlie, toured the hou!!ing area.!!. Brief stops were made for the Admiral to inspect the Prefsb, Bishop, Nor~ mac, Letourneau housing unils, and small trailers. His tour also includ· ed Wherry and the Ridgecrest bu.si- n,,;o.l! district. Admiral Hubbard was named Deputy Chief and A.liSlstant Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance six month3 ago, following a year's com man d of Cruiser Division Three. An Annapolis graduate, he was commissioned an Ensign in 19Z7, and attained hill present rank In 1955. Adm. Hubbard was awarded the Legion of Merit in 19~, for excep- tionally meritorious conduct during the Korean conflict, Other decora- tions InClude the Commendation Ribbon, and the Order of the Brit- Ish Empire for having established adequate sourees of ammunition supply during the early days of World 'Val' n, and Silver and .Bronze Star Medals, Pbone. 7lS61, 'n082, 1l~ Catholic: Masses at 7 and 9:30 a.m. and at 4:.~ p.m, at the All Faith Chapel. State 'Gels Rough' on Chronic Bad Drivers California's Department of Mo- tor VehiCles has launched a spe- cial campaign against the reckle8IJ driver. Hundredll of drivers. whose Gloria. Oanforth, cashier at the records indicate that they are "neg- Cornml!l!ial')' Store, is awarded the ligent operators" have been, and .."tug-of-the-l'Ionlh" for her belle~ are being summoned for hearings. fleial IlUggeAtion for nwnberlng Professional drivers with five or register sta.ndA. more convictions for moving vlo- _______________ llations within the past year, and [ ~ non-professional drivers with four a 'ter erv:ce" or more convictions In the last 12 d .. d monlhs, stand likely to lose their Protestant: licenses for a "minimum suspen- Sunrise Scn'lee_:i:30 a.m., Sun- sion ot five to ten days," slates a dllY at Sunrise HlII, 6'i! mHea can dlrecth'e to the driver imp~ovement o( Ridgecrest, just off the Trona section of the DMV. Road. The sermon will be presented Ordinarily, the five-day lIuspen- by the Rev. Robert M. Han'C}', or tion will be ordered against the St. Michael's Epillcopal Church. commercial. or profe,"lonal, driver, and ten days for the nonprofeSllion- N"OTS Corn'nunit~' Cbureh-To be at held at the All Faith Chapel. Eas- ter services wili be held st 9:f~ and 111 a.m.. with Chaplain Robert "Q" Jones preaching the sermon, "He b RIsen. U. S. Naval Ordnance Test St",tion, China lake, California Commissary Closes The Oo'llml!>Sar)' "ill be dosed for Ilweittory bl-glnning at I~ lloon T11e;tlI..~·, "larch st, and during the entire da~' WedIlCtida~ .. April l. 1.\ tile fulure the Oonunissar)' Store will dose for In"entor~' 0"- I~' once qu.arterl3" mlher than at the end of eaeh month ll!; has been the j,raetlcc, Garman Appointed Head of SNORT Lester C. (Red) Garman, Head of the Planning and Administrative Staff of Test Department. W89 named this week as the new head of the Supcr.'iQnlc Track Division (S:-tanagement Analyst for Com- munleRtiollll in Central Staff, Is featured in the March issue or "Supervision," the magazine of in- dustrial relations and operating management. The article deals with a recent survey which he conducted to de. lermine the best pipeline for get- ting idelLll through to upper man- agement. By comparing all the reasons giv_ en pro and con by 100 randomly chosen employees relative to the various fecdbaek channels, the ma- jor conclusions from the study were that the llupervlsory system Is the most effcetl\'e employee-to- management channel of communi. cation: that of all the ClI:isting channels the supervisory sylltem can more easily become the ideal channel; and that the organi:taUon would be willer to take steps toward strengthening 113 supervisory sys- tem as a commUnication ehann'll than in creating additional channels for this specific purposc. 1I0NOIU:D ON OEPAItTlJllE.-- rar)' and Burroughs School Lib- .,..r}· dnring tht: werk ~t:orlin!!l" Sunday, March 2'J, through Satur- du~" April 4. During this week. 1111 Iihrar~' fillCll on books returned to thelle two IibrarlH will IMl cancelled. 8tarthtg SundA..)' and contlnning through the nexl week, drop ~'Ollr 101lg' o\'erdul' books through the ""ok ChlltCll at these Iwo libra_ ril'~ an)'lime during the d:>.)· or e~·ening. Time 3 p.m. 3 p.m. 3 p.rn. 3 p.m. 3 p.m, 3 p.m. 3 p.m. 1 p.m. 3 p.m. 3 p.m. SIGUT S"\'E:lt!-Amid the debris of a chemic,,1 eXI,IOl;ion, Dr. II. A, IIcOlr~' I'olll~ to the lil..fcl)' glll..o;;,;r.!i credih~d for SIl\'ing Ihe sight of WIl- litHIl Norris, an Orgunic Chcrnistr~' "rand. emJllo~'ee, lasl ,Uonda)' sfter- noon. Norrl... Is the third Sialion t:lIllllo)'ee Whose sighl would ha\'e been lost withill the last fell' w...~k,,; had he 1101 1~1l wearillg safel~' glasses. 'Players Need Four Actors for 'Sham' "Sham," by Frank G. Thompkln~, Ing out for one of the four partll- has been selected to be thc entr}' three men and onc woman-is in. of the China Lake Players In the vited to call Ext. 73Z83 for intorma- Kern County Drama Festival to b~ tion. held In Bakersfield on J.tay 16. "Sham" is the story of an edu- Tryouts for parts In the comedy catcd and gentlemanly burglar who of manners will be held :Monday, steals onl)' genuine art objectJl, and March 30. at 8 p.m" at the home points up the purposelessnellll of II of the director, R. G. Selfridgc, 56-A life led. by thOlie living In pretense, Randolph. Those interestcd In try- Reports ... Page Four EMCO All-Hands Meetings to be Held Capt. w. W Hollister, Station Commander, will complele thc seriCil of 33 All-Hands Meetings begun early In February on the last day of April. The monlh'lI Mecting schedule Is shown below; Dale Code Pille" or !UceU"1r 4·1 40 Station Theatre 4-2 2~ Station Theatre • -6 70 Community Center ._g 70 Communit}· Center .-9 70 Community Center .-13 70 Community Center • -15 70 Community Center .-16 70 Community Center .-29 70 Communlly Center • -30 70 Community Center IBikeSafetyProgram BeginsHextMonday To m:lke bicycle riding Representatives from eigIlt of the nine Station depart- safer for Chin:l bke young- ments convened at the M:lrch 11 meeting of the Emp!oyee- stets, a campaign will begin Management Council to discuss items directly or indirectly next Monday, March 30, affecting the greater portion of NOTS employees and with the cooperation of the Chin:l Lake residents. elementary schools, PTA and Because all rellidence phone!! on Lorna In San Diego. There is a good the Station Security Police. the Station are cxten!!lons of NOTS' deal of !!upport for this Illan but it Special instruction will em- primary number, 51)111, it ill reeom- Is not known when the necessary phasize riding skills and safe- mended that Incoming long dlstanc~ fund will be supplied. The effect on I e::.lIs be made on a person-to-person China Lake Is not predictable at ty ru es. basis, Statlon-to-station calls may be this time. there mll~- be some trans- Enrollment In the program will received: however, even It the ex- fer of funetionll, however, this Is be open to all bicycle riders be- tenSion number callcd does not an' not )'et clear. tween the ages of 8 and 12 attend- lil,'cr, the party placing the cali wili 11lSllof.. ~tiOll Tetlin Ing the China Lake lIchoolli. Rich- be charged. Three Civil Service Codtmlssion ard McCown and Karl ZIlhn, teach- Brief interviews with the Head, Inspectors spent thrcc weeks here ers at Vieweg School and Burroughs Personnel Security Branch, a re during February making a check of Junior High School. respectively, made with anyone requiring a re- personncl actions taken and inter- will direct the program, with the viewing some 200 employees In all assistance of LCdr J H MeGloth placement of a child's lost theatre levels in different types of jobs to r' PTA S f 'Co" - PallS before a new pass Is Issued In s a ety mmlttee and and before the Branch accepts the determine the opinion of these pco- BlII Wade, Security Officer. pie of the Station's efforts to main- Th fee charged for replacement pass. e program offered will I,ro\';de e8. This short interview Is to de- lain emilloyee job satisfaction. The training and testing in riding Iikillll, inspector's reports were generally,. termlne possibilities of rC(Xlver, of Ou!leU'llllee of l>afet~' rules and Irn.f. favorable. f' the pass and time and place of loss, Ie regulation!!. Designed to qualify Under the Station VehiCle Regu- the )-oungsters as IiKfe allli eXIJCrt lations, an off-duty security pollce- Chess Club Awaits bie)'ele riders, the Catnlmign 1\1 Plan may, in an emergency, act in bused 011 CXI)(!rienee gulned In bi. an official. on-duty, capacity. When A ·1 To rnament c)"cle ....fel)" Ilrogrllll1l1 colHluctw ut there ill art)· Immediate danger In- prl U Ithe Hichll10llll Elemenillry School vol\'ed, such all drunken driving, Tv.'o tournaments for Station for the Illlsl two )'CtU"s ,,"d ill other use of excessive speed, etc" it is the Chc.ss playerll have been scheduled communities. duty of any citizen to eorrt~ct the for April. Beginning Thursday, Road test obstacle courses have .Ituation. A~rj[ 2, will be a ~ocal e.ompelition been laid out for practice and test. Seven civilian emplOYCCll of the WIth pIll)"ers diVIded Into three Ing at Groves School which have Commissary wlll be affected, as of categories of llkill, competing for been planned 10 develop and test April 1, by the world-wide Redue- ca!!h awards. Anyone wishing to proficiency on two-wheeled vehl- tlon-In-force Imposed by the Bu- enter may contact Gordon Sto\'er, cles. ::~n;fN~~~P~~~l':~~a~i~~Ot~~~:~:~xt~~{79:~~,;,~~~e;r"1~i:w~::;,e;~~~ st~~~e~:r~n~nr:~:rs"ci~~~e}~:~1;~: out the world. An additional check- mem""rs WI pa~' . t' d 1 f t d t ff" The next Inland Chesll League era Ion an. n sa e y. an ra IC .tand has been ordered, and some tournament will be against Victor- rules. A w,r1tten test w.ll check ~he of the military units have been re- ,oungster II knowIA"g' f lInw ng ville an Sundal', April 19, Compe~- .~.... " 0 u I quested to provide working partics the ht!ltructlon po ' is expected to be built on Point , OCR Text: ....... Mor. 19 79 60 Mor.2O 75 42 Mor.21 77 41 Mo•. 22 74 46 Mo..23 68 52 Mo'.24 66 « Mor. 2$ 72 <48 TEMPEitATUlES fridoy, Morch 27, 1959 Of'llce, Housing Bldg.. Top Deok DEPAIlTUnE-l:ear Admiral Miles U. H"bbmd (righI), l>8ys goodb~'e to OIllt. \V. \V, lioilister before lea\'illg the Station TuCtida~' afternoOIl, Easter Message By Cbtlpltlill Robert "Q" Jones One of the great and continuing tragedies with'n the Christian Church is that SO many seek the Living Christ among the Dead. To them, the Christ of history is a dead Christ. Like other good and towering figures of the centuries, He made His c;:ontribution and passed on into the Great Unknown, leaving to coming generations His exalted teaching and perfect example. Christ is nOt found amOng the dead. He Is Risen. He lives. E\'en now Hc l:ommands the allegiance of more people than any other teal:hcr and Icader as a source of comfort, peace, joy and spiritual and moral strength, He sunds alone, He liN'S, To everyone who seeks Him in the Word and approal:hes Him in prayer, He is even more than a Risen, ever-living Christ. He is the life-gi"ing Lord, the Son oE God, Who gives all who believe in Him a life enriched and life eternal. BuOrd Assistant Chief Here for Familiarization With the purpose of famili3riz:ltion with the mission, opet:ltions and projects of NOTS. Rear Admiral Miles H. Hubb:lrd, Deputy Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance, toured the Station during an :lction-packed two-d3Y visit this week. All upccts of progl'8nlming were Head, Weapons Systems Division, 1~e1ud.ed In, the Admiral's orlenta- 'Veapons Development Departmcnt, tlon, Ineludlng a halt-day tour of defined the progresll of the SARAH NOTS Pasadena on Monday, with Mis1l1lC, while Alltronautics pro- briefings by Officer-In-Charge Cdr, grams werc discussed by J. T, Bart- C, J. Beers, and Douglas J. \Vii- ling, Head, Surface Weapons Divi_ cox, Head, Underwater Ordnance slon of 'Veapons Development De- Department. partment. Propulsion Development Prior to his in!!pection ot NOTS, Department's programs and faclli. Admiral Hubbard vl.ited facilitIes ties were outlined by F. M. Fulton, in the San Diego area and at Aero- with ~Air Space and Range Prob- jet's Atusa plant. His schedule lemll" being presented by Experl- called for visits to facilitiu in San mental Officer Cdr, D. E. Bruce. __.,IFra~ci5Co and .Seattle after de- The clolled circuit televiSion sys- parting from Cbma Lake at 4 p.m. tern enabled the visiting Admiral Tuesday. to observe g."'ORT firing-the 3~th Rapidly paced prellen1atlons on in a lleries of testll or a Naval devclopmental and research pro- Ordnance Laboratory (C 0 ron a ) jects here were outlined by Station fuse on a KDA drone. officials in Tuesday's day_long eon- Prior to his departure, Admiral ference at Michclson Laboratory. Hubbard, accompanied by Capt. Admiral Hubbard learned of the Hollister. W. H. Hampton, LeRoy neweat Sidewinder advances from Jackllon of the Community Rela- Dr. ,V. F, Cartwright, Head, Air-to- tions Department. and C. J, Fal[. All' 'Veaport3 Division, Weapon.!! glitter of the Housing Division, Developmcnt Dept. Dr. T. S, Amlie, toured the hou!!ing area.!!. Brief stops were made for the Admiral to inspect the Prefsb, Bishop, Nor~ mac, Letourneau housing unils, and small trailers. His tour also includ· ed Wherry and the Ridgecrest bu.si- n,,;o.l! district. Admiral Hubbard was named Deputy Chief and A.liSlstant Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance six month3 ago, following a year's com man d of Cruiser Division Three. An Annapolis graduate, he was commissioned an Ensign in 19Z7, and attained hill present rank In 1955. Adm. Hubbard was awarded the Legion of Merit in 19~, for excep- tionally meritorious conduct during the Korean conflict, Other decora- tions InClude the Commendation Ribbon, and the Order of the Brit- Ish Empire for having established adequate sourees of ammunition supply during the early days of World 'Val' n, and Silver and .Bronze Star Medals, Pbone. 7lS61, 'n082, 1l~ Catholic: Masses at 7 and 9:30 a.m. and at 4:.~ p.m, at the All Faith Chapel. State 'Gels Rough' on Chronic Bad Drivers California's Department of Mo- tor VehiCles has launched a spe- cial campaign against the reckle8IJ driver. Hundredll of drivers. whose Gloria. Oanforth, cashier at the records indicate that they are "neg- Cornml!l!ial')' Store, is awarded the ligent operators" have been, and .."tug-of-the-l'Ionlh" for her belle~ are being summoned for hearings. fleial IlUggeAtion for nwnberlng Professional drivers with five or register sta.ndA. more convictions for moving vlo- _______________ llations within the past year, and [ ~ non-professional drivers with four a 'ter erv:ce" or more convictions In the last 12 d .. d monlhs, stand likely to lose their Protestant: licenses for a "minimum suspen- Sunrise Scn'lee_:i:30 a.m., Sun- sion ot five to ten days," slates a dllY at Sunrise HlII, 6'i! mHea can dlrecth'e to the driver imp~ovement o( Ridgecrest, just off the Trona section of the DMV. Road. The sermon will be presented Ordinarily, the five-day lIuspen- by the Rev. Robert M. Han'C}', or tion will be ordered against the St. Michael's Epillcopal Church. commercial. or profe,"lonal, driver, and ten days for the nonprofeSllion- N"OTS Corn'nunit~' Cbureh-To be at held at the All Faith Chapel. Eas- ter services wili be held st 9:f~ and 111 a.m.. with Chaplain Robert "Q" Jones preaching the sermon, "He b RIsen. U. S. Naval Ordnance Test St",tion, China lake, California Commissary Closes The Oo'llml!>Sar)' "ill be dosed for Ilweittory bl-glnning at I~ lloon T11e;tlI..~·, "larch st, and during the entire da~' WedIlCtida~ .. April l. 1.\ tile fulure the Oonunissar)' Store will dose for In"entor~' 0"- I~' once qu.arterl3" mlher than at the end of eaeh month ll!; has been the j,raetlcc, Garman Appointed Head of SNORT Lester C. (Red) Garman, Head of the Planning and Administrative Staff of Test Department. W89 named this week as the new head of the Supcr.'iQnlc Track Division (S:-tanagement Analyst for Com- munleRtiollll in Central Staff, Is featured in the March issue or "Supervision," the magazine of in- dustrial relations and operating management. The article deals with a recent survey which he conducted to de. lermine the best pipeline for get- ting idelLll through to upper man- agement. By comparing all the reasons giv_ en pro and con by 100 randomly chosen employees relative to the various fecdbaek channels, the ma- jor conclusions from the study were that the llupervlsory system Is the most effcetl\'e employee-to- management channel of communi. cation: that of all the ClI:isting channels the supervisory sylltem can more easily become the ideal channel; and that the organi:taUon would be willer to take steps toward strengthening 113 supervisory sys- tem as a commUnication ehann'll than in creating additional channels for this specific purposc. 1I0NOIU:D ON OEPAItTlJllE.-- rar)' and Burroughs School Lib- .,..r}· dnring tht: werk ~t:orlin!!l" Sunday, March 2'J, through Satur- du~" April 4. During this week. 1111 Iihrar~' fillCll on books returned to thelle two IibrarlH will IMl cancelled. 8tarthtg SundA..)' and contlnning through the nexl week, drop ~'Ollr 101lg' o\'erdul' books through the ""ok ChlltCll at these Iwo libra_ ril'~ an)'lime during the d:>.)· or e~·ening. Time 3 p.m. 3 p.m. 3 p.rn. 3 p.m. 3 p.m, 3 p.m. 3 p.m. 1 p.m. 3 p.m. 3 p.m. SIGUT S"\'E:lt!-Amid the debris of a chemic,,1 eXI,IOl;ion, Dr. II. A, IIcOlr~' I'olll~ to the lil..fcl)' glll..o;;,;r.!i credih~d for SIl\'ing Ihe sight of WIl- litHIl Norris, an Orgunic Chcrnistr~' "rand. emJllo~'ee, lasl ,Uonda)' sfter- noon. Norrl... Is the third Sialion t:lIllllo)'ee Whose sighl would ha\'e been lost withill the last fell' w...~k,,; had he 1101 1~1l wearillg safel~' glasses. 'Players Need Four Actors for 'Sham' "Sham," by Frank G. Thompkln~, Ing out for one of the four partll- has been selected to be thc entr}' three men and onc woman-is in. of the China Lake Players In the vited to call Ext. 73Z83 for intorma- Kern County Drama Festival to b~ tion. held In Bakersfield on J.tay 16. "Sham" is the story of an edu- Tryouts for parts In the comedy catcd and gentlemanly burglar who of manners will be held :Monday, steals onl)' genuine art objectJl, and March 30. at 8 p.m" at the home points up the purposelessnellll of II of the director, R. G. Selfridgc, 56-A life led. by thOlie living In pretense, Randolph. Those interestcd In try- Reports ... Page Four EMCO All-Hands Meetings to be Held Capt. w. W Hollister, Station Commander, will complele thc seriCil of 33 All-Hands Meetings begun early In February on the last day of April. The monlh'lI Mecting schedule Is shown below; Dale Code Pille" or !UceU"1r 4·1 40 Station Theatre 4-2 2~ Station Theatre • -6 70 Community Center ._g 70 Communit}· Center .-9 70 Community Center .-13 70 Community Center • -15 70 Community Center .-16 70 Community Center .-29 70 Communlly Center • -30 70 Community Center IBikeSafetyProgram BeginsHextMonday To m:lke bicycle riding Representatives from eigIlt of the nine Station depart- safer for Chin:l bke young- ments convened at the M:lrch 11 meeting of the Emp!oyee- stets, a campaign will begin Management Council to discuss items directly or indirectly next Monday, March 30, affecting the greater portion of NOTS employees and with the cooperation of the Chin:l Lake residents. elementary schools, PTA and Because all rellidence phone!! on Lorna In San Diego. There is a good the Station Security Police. the Station are cxten!!lons of NOTS' deal of !!upport for this Illan but it Special instruction will em- primary number, 51)111, it ill reeom- Is not known when the necessary phasize riding skills and safe- mended that Incoming long dlstanc~ fund will be supplied. The effect on I e::.lIs be made on a person-to-person China Lake Is not predictable at ty ru es. basis, Statlon-to-station calls may be this time. there mll~- be some trans- Enrollment In the program will received: however, even It the ex- fer of funetionll, however, this Is be open to all bicycle riders be- tenSion number callcd does not an' not )'et clear. tween the ages of 8 and 12 attend- lil,'cr, the party placing the cali wili 11lSllof.. ~tiOll Tetlin Ing the China Lake lIchoolli. Rich- be charged. Three Civil Service Codtmlssion ard McCown and Karl ZIlhn, teach- Brief interviews with the Head, Inspectors spent thrcc weeks here ers at Vieweg School and Burroughs Personnel Security Branch, a re during February making a check of Junior High School. respectively, made with anyone requiring a re- personncl actions taken and inter- will direct the program, with the viewing some 200 employees In all assistance of LCdr J H MeGloth placement of a child's lost theatre levels in different types of jobs to r' PTA S f 'Co" - PallS before a new pass Is Issued In s a ety mmlttee and and before the Branch accepts the determine the opinion of these pco- BlII Wade, Security Officer. pie of the Station's efforts to main- Th fee charged for replacement pass. e program offered will I,ro\';de e8. This short interview Is to de- lain emilloyee job satisfaction. The training and testing in riding Iikillll, inspector's reports were generally,. termlne possibilities of rC(Xlver, of Ou!leU'llllee of l>afet~' rules and Irn.f. favorable. f' the pass and time and place of loss, Ie regulation!!. Designed to qualify Under the Station VehiCle Regu- the )-oungsters as IiKfe allli eXIJCrt lations, an off-duty security pollce- Chess Club Awaits bie)'ele riders, the Catnlmign 1\1 Plan may, in an emergency, act in bused 011 CXI)(!rienee gulned In bi. an official. on-duty, capacity. When A ·1 To rnament c)"cle ....fel)" Ilrogrllll1l1 colHluctw ut there ill art)· Immediate danger In- prl U Ithe Hichll10llll Elemenillry School vol\'ed, such all drunken driving, Tv.'o tournaments for Station for the Illlsl two )'CtU"s ,,"d ill other use of excessive speed, etc" it is the Chc.ss playerll have been scheduled communities. duty of any citizen to eorrt~ct the for April. Beginning Thursday, Road test obstacle courses have .Ituation. A~rj[ 2, will be a ~ocal e.ompelition been laid out for practice and test. Seven civilian emplOYCCll of the WIth pIll)"ers diVIded Into three Ing at Groves School which have Commissary wlll be affected, as of categories of llkill, competing for been planned 10 develop and test April 1, by the world-wide Redue- ca!!h awards. Anyone wishing to proficiency on two-wheeled vehl- tlon-In-force Imposed by the Bu- enter may contact Gordon Sto\'er, cles. ::~n;fN~~~P~~~l':~~a~i~~Ot~~~:~:~xt~~{79:~~,;,~~~e;r"1~i:w~::;,e;~~~ st~~~e~:r~n~nr:~:rs"ci~~~e}~:~1;~: out the world. An additional check- mem""rs WI pa~' . t' d 1 f t d t ff" The next Inland Chesll League era Ion an. n sa e y. an ra IC .tand has been ordered, and some tournament will be against Victor- rules. A w,r1tten test w.ll check ~he of the military units have been re- ,oungster II knowIA"g' f lInw ng ville an Sundal', April 19, Compe~- .~.... 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