Page Eight THE ROCKETEER Friday, May 10, 1963 Pirates and Yanks Win Opening Games One Was a Big Slugfest, Other Pitchers' Duel A slugfest between the Pirates and Dodgers and a pitchers' duel between the Red Sox and Yank- ees got the China Lake Little League Major League season off to an appropriate start last Mon- lay evening at McLaughlin Me- morial Park. The Pirates battered the Dod- gers, 18-10, and the Yanks edged out the Red Sox 1-0. Yank hurler Jimmy Erickson got credit for the win over Red Sox pitcher Don Branson. On T u e s day the Yankees scored another one-run victory, 7-6, over the Giants. And the Red Sox tamed the Tigers, 9-8, thanks to Gary Bell's homer in the sixth inning. Little League President Bob Freedman anonunces that all Minor League players have now been assigned. Any boy who hasn't received notification of his assignment via postcard, please contact Freedman. CPO Wives Plan las Vegas Night Gay 90's dress and door prizes will highlight the Las Ve gas Night to be held at the CPO Club on May 17 sponsored by the Chief Petty Officers Wives Club. The event will start at 9 p.m. and members and their guests are urged to carry out the Gay 90's theme. SHDWBOAT flU. MAY 10 "THIRTY YEARS OF fUN" 7 p.m. (C"f of 9:01) &aler Keaton, Lovrel and Hardy (Comedy: Com p i I 0 I ion of lough-filled sketches wi,h Ihe clowning ontics by the world's best·loved comedians of yester yeor. Slapstick kings plul lillian Runell, Teddy Roosevelt, Ihe Wright BrOlhers and French comedies. (Fomily) SAT. SHORT: "Bowling Alley Cot" (7 Min.) "Wonders of Arkansas" (19 Min.) MAY 11 -MATlNEE_ FIRST PtTCH OF THE 1963 SEASON-Danny Snider of the Pirates gets set for the first pitch hurled by Sammy Gee of ACTtON AT THIRD BASE-Looks as though Dodger runner got there safety, but Pirate third sacker had hopes of I/get. tingll him, "DAVY CROCKETT, INDIAN SCOUT" George Manlgomery 1 p.m. (Out 01 2:31 ) Angels Offer Free G SHORT, "'0" ond ',,,yo,," (7 M;n.j ames "King of Carnival No.5" (13 Min.) Youth groups may attend Los -EVENING_ A I A I FRE " fURY Of THE PAGANS" nge es nge s games E on structions. The games which the youth groups may attend are: Edmund Purdom, Ranana Podesta 13 dates announced by the Angel 7 p.m. (0,,1 01 8:53) management. No synopsis availoble. A letter of request should be Sun., May 26 (D) Kansas City; Wed., May 29 (N) DetrOit; Sun., June 2 (D) Baltimore. SHORT: "Baby WonlS a Bailie" (7 Min.) sent to Bob Lemon at the Angels "Condid Mike No.2" (10 Min.) SUN.-MON. MAY 12." office, 1525 N. Western Ave., " PAPA' S DELICATE CONDITION" L.A. 25, stating the date request- Jackie Gleason, Glynis Johns ed for the group~ name of the Sun., June 9 (D) Minnesota; Sun., June 23 (D) Washington; Tues., June 25 (N) Baltimore; Tues., July 16 (N) Cleveland; Sun., July 21 (D) Detroit. 7 p.m. (Out 019:55) group, number of youths, per- (Comedv-Drama in Color) loving father i son in charge and the number of dole~ on his youngest doughIer. denying her supervisors (one supervisor per nothing. When he buys a drU9slare and then. . . o circus Morna hils the roof. Two tunes in fIVe ]umor guests). Sun., Aug. 4 (D) Chi c ago; Tues., Aug. 13 (N) Washington; Fri., Sept. 6 (N) Kansas City; and Mon., Sept. 9 (N) Boston. ,he Corinne Griffith slory. Reservations must be mailed (Aduhs and young people) three weeks in advance of de- SHORT: "One of the Family" (7 Min.) sired date. The Angels will send tuES.·WEO MAY 14·15 a letter of confirmation and in- " ONE·EYED JACKS" Morlan Branda, Karl Molden, Ben Johnson 7 p.m. (OUI at 9:31) (Western in Color) Unusual twists in this story of on oullow sent 10 jeil by betraval of his portner. Released. he seeks vengance and pions bonk robbery in town where portner is now marshall_ NOI for the timid - this Is brulallv rovgh and rugged. (Aduir) JHURS.·fRl. MAY 16·17 " DUEL OF THE TITANS" Sleeve Reeves, Gordon Scott 7 p.m. Thursdav (Out at 7:53) 6 and 8:15 p.m. fridoy (Out 01 7:53 and 10:08) (Adventure in Color) The flexing muscles of the "Hercules" ond "Tarzan" slars abound Clrincen who vonquish a usurper to rebuild o kingdom. (Adu"s and young people) SHORT: "Penny Pols" (7 Min.) "Steel Bonds, Tropicol Music (10 Min.) COMING ATTRACTIONS May 18 - "Vaye!if' to the Ballam -of the Sea" May 19·20 - "Son of Flubber" May 21-22 .... "MySTery Submorine" Mev 23·24 - "Roman Holiday" Moy 25 - "The Brave One" Moy 26-27 - " The Hook" May 2~ - " Oklahoma"' April Housing Assignments Priority Hirai Date TYPE- Level _ of Employe. Reached Assigned Wasp Circle Duplex (3) .......... C _ ............_ .......................... 11- 1-50 Panamint (3) ............................ C ........................................ 6-30-55 Hill Duplex (2) .......................... C........................................ 4-23-45 Joshua (4) ..........._ ...................... F _....................................... 9-30-50 Yucca (4) .................................. F ......................................._ 9-30-50 Tamarisk (4) ............................ F _....................................... 9-30-50 Juniper (3) ................................ E ......._ ................................ 11-30-51 Old Duplex (2 W/LBP) ............ F ........................................ 6-13-60 Old Duplex (2) ........................ G ........_ .............................._ 2- 4-63 Wherry (3) ................................ F ...._ .............................._.... 2-19-52 Wherry (2) ................................ H ...._................................... 8-24-53 l\ormac (3) ............................._._ I .................................._ ..... 11-31-51 Normac (2) ................................ I _ .........._ ............................ 10-16-50 LeTourneau (2) .......................... I ..........._ ............................ 10-16-50 Hawthorne (3) ............................ I ......................................._ 3-18-{\3 Hawthorne (2) ............................ I ......................................._ 3- 9-53 Apartment (2) _ .............._ ......_ ..... I ........................................ 8-13-46 the Dodgers at McL.ughlin Memorial Park_ Kermit Richards is the catcher_ Pirates beat the Dodgers in opener, 18-10. Ft. Bragg Captain Holds Junior 440 Snowshoe Record Ft. Bragg, N. C. (AFPS)-Capt. Donald E. Brock, stationed here with the Special Forces Training Group (Airborne) holds the jun- ior world record in the 440 yard run-on snowshoes. Captain Brock became inter- ested in snowshoe dashing, or raquetteuring, as it is called in Canada where the sport origi- nated, while attending high school at Pittsfield, N. R. In 1950 he set the present jun· ior world record in the 440 yard run with an impressive time of 69.9 secouds. After high school, Captain Brock continued to participate in snowshoe meets throughout the Northeastern United States and Canada. In the 1956 National meet he received the Duclos Trophy, awarded to the outstanding ath- lete. -- Sign Up For Tennis Tourney Entries are still being accep· ted for the China Lake Tennis Tournament, which will be held on the weekends of May 18-19 and 25-26. Call Jerry Whitnack at 723172 or 71747 or Stan Abele at 723312 or 8464 for informa tion. All personnel are invited. SOFTBALL SCHEDULE May 13 VX5 vs Public Works ..........................._ ..........6:30 p.m. Staff vs Marines ..........8:30 p.m. May 14 - NOTS vs Merchants ......................................6:30 p.m, All Star Practice Session ......................................8:30 p.m, May 15 - Staff vs NOTS .........._ ...........................6:30 p.m. VX5 vs Merchants ......8:30 p.m. May 16 - Marines vs NAF ......................................6:30 p.m. All Star Practice Session ......................................8:30 p.m. May 18 - Bakersfield vs l\OTS All Stars _ ..........._ ...........8:00 p.m. CROSSWORD PUZZLE An,wer .. 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The questionnaire is designed to provide the Committee with important information and atti- tudes on a variety of items re- lating to the study presently un- derway. Limited Areas Only Because data-gathering for the study is still in the preliminary stages, the queslionnaire covers a limited number of areas only. The Committtee may well ask PORTRAtT IN ENTHUSIASM-The faces tell the story. It is obviously a happy one, but more than that it reflects hopes and dreams of the future. Perhaps each of these boys from Fresno High Schools science classes one day will be involved questions on additional items at a later date when it has more information upon which to base such questions, according to Bil- ler. The questionnaire will be con- cerned with (1) satisfactions and dissatisfactions about the various items covered, and (2) how im- portant each of the items is to the respondent. The Committee is asking each person to whom a Station house is assigned, or the head of each household of NOTS employees living off-Station to complete the questionnaire. All adult members of e.ch household are asked to partic- ipate iointly in answering the questionnaire. The Committee requests the cooperation of each recipient in completing the questionnaire as quickly as possible. "By giving us your frank opinions. we, in turn, can do a much more thor- ough and complete study than would otherwise be possible," ac- cording to Biller. UNDER THE SEA TO THE aTARa ===~:'-~=~-:N:_.-V.-I-o-r-d-:n:.: n:-c-.-T-.~"t =S :t: .: ti: o: n: ,:-C_h -:i: n-.-: L~ .~ k-e~,~C~.~I~if-o-r-n-i.--'F~r:i~ -,-M-"~y 10, 1963 House Passes -Photo by Lee Mascarello, PH3 in a project similar to the one they 'are watching-the launch- ing of a Q2C drone_ It was the highlight of their tour of NOTS last Monday. And just such a moment could strengthen their ambitions toward scientific careers. Military Hikes, Views CS Bill The House of Representatives, by a vote of 239-10, approved a $1.2 billion military pay raise last Wednesday. The bill, carrying hikes for 1.B million servicemen, now goes to the Senate. Ineligible for raises under its terms would be 832,000 draftees and enlistees during their first two years of service_ Middle Grodes Get Most Increases averaging 12.6 per cent 1V0uid go mostly to those in middle grades. both enlisted men and officers. A special combat allowance of $55 per month for men serving anywhere under enemy fire was written into the bill by House members. They also approved a 830.5 million-a-year "recomputation" amendment which would benefit 108,000 officers and men retired before 1958. Civil Service Bill Meanwhile, Congressional ac- tion also loomed this week on the Federal Employee pay bill front. (Continued on Page 4) Commissary Meat Processing Room To Be Renovated Happy Birthday to the Nurse Corps! Starting Monday, May 13, the mea t department processing room at the Commissary Store will be undergoing renovation and painting. At this time all the meat and meat products will be processed at the Supply Depart- ment Cold Storage Plant. As a result cert