March 15. 1957 Burroughs E?raduate Named Honor Student Mary D. Weins, former Burroughs High School student and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion G. Draper, 103-B Richmond, has been named to the honor roll at the University of Redlands for last fall's semester'. \. . The "Artist of the Month" fea-' tured at the Station LiOrary for the' mOIi.th of March is Philip Schuyler, ~ an illustrator in the Rocket' Devel~1 opment Department.' , , A native of the \Vest Coast, Schuyler became art director at sev- : enll moving-picture studios in the' region before moving to New York City in 1935 to continue his studies with the Art Students League. I In 1940, Schuyler joined the Army; and was retired as a Captain in 1945 after being wounded in Europe. After that, he worked as newspai>~r staff artist with both the Boston Herald and the P~iladelphia In- quirer,while also exhibiting paint- ings in Boston, Washington, New York and Philadelphia. He was also Head of the 'Art Department at Steubenville College.. Some of Schuyler's most outstand- ing work "hangs in the permanent collection' of the National Palace at Mexico City, including 'his portrait of President Ruiz ·Cortines :and" man' yother prominent'· Mexican' statesmen. He is the only American artist who has been honored·with a"place in the lVI:exica,n,Gallery. I ,.' " ' I Yacht Club Reridezvous ' . . - . . 'k 'Y ht Cl'b '11 ARTIST OF THE MONTH-Philip Schuyler, contemporary artist of note The Chma La e ac u WI "-- . • ' . . . .• hold a rendezvous 'at the County now wQ!king on the StatIon, IS shown WIth one of his pamtmgs. Some Park on the west side of Lake'Isa- of his works are on display Itt the Station Library and may be viewed, bella, Sunday, March 17 at 9 a.m. throughout the .month of March. ' . ." '. " , Medlanical Trades Classes To Open Applications are now being ac- cepted for the Station's Apprentice- ship Program in mechanical, trades. Persons interested in entering the program should file applications on or before March 29, 1957 with the local Board of Civil·Service. Exam- iners. i 'Mechanical trade::; .to be included in the program wilrbe: carpenter, electrician, 'electronic mechanic, in- strument me c h a Ii. i c, machinist, painter, pipefitter, plumber, refrig- eration and air conditioning me- chanic, toolmalter,' a'nd welder. ·-'Applicantsmust·have-reached U~e age of 16, and need no previous ex- perience. 'Rating will be based on the scores obtained in tests which are designed to measure aptitUde for skilled mechanical trades. To apply CSC Forms 5000 AB should be filed with the Representa- tive, Board of Examiners, D.' S. Na- val Ordnance Test Station, Person- nel Department, China Lake, Cali- fornia. Further information may be obtained by calling Ext. 72648 or 72069. library Features Works Of Well Known American Artist Thomas Gates Spring Clean-Up Campa~gn Is Appoi,rrited Swi,ng"s Into ActionApril7tb NewSecNav The' ann~ai:SpringClean-UpCampaigrt~is to be con- . " " f , ' ductedfrom',April 7 through April 20; according,to an . DnderSecretar3'l . Thomas ·S. announcement by' representatives of Indian: \Vells' Valley' " Gate's has been named by Presi- . ' dent' Eisenhower t<}'succeed Sec- organizations w:ho met to make plans for ~he campaign retary of the' Navy CI;arles s: last \Vednesday -night. ' . : Thomas, who will ,resign April 1. . . , , ' . . . . fied. , .' . , . ' , A naval intelligence officer in The Clean-Up Campaign IS a two . Representatives of the organiza:C both the Atlantic and Pacific'Thea- week concentrated effort to make tions are: H. J. Hockett, China Lake ters during WWII, Mr. Gates has the Indian WE!lls Val!ey a clea~er Photographic Society; Lt.: (jg) L. E. Qeen Under Secretary of the Navy a~d better place to hve: ~r~phles Rice, NAF and Senior High Youth since October 1953, taking over the Will be awarded to local mdlvlduals Fellowship; Dorothy Gifford, Rain- ' post from'Secretary moved up to and groups who have ~one the most bow Girls; David Carter, DeMo'lay; his present office. to ~urt~er the .campalgn. The or- Judy Hamilton, DAV Auxiliary and Mr. Gates is 50 and was placed gam~~tlOns which have agreed to Emblem Club; Mary Neufeld, In. on the honorary retired list as a par~ICIPate: have selected the fol- dian \Vells Valley Community \Vo. captain in 1953. He has been active lowmg proJects: men's Club; Bessie Pooley, Ameri. in Naval Reserve affairs; acting as The China Lake Golf Cl~b will can Legion Auxiliary; A. C. Wright, director .and national vice-presi- sweep down the Plaza parkmg lot Fire Department; Lois Schneider dent 'of the Navy League, and has ~ith pUsh br?oms to cre~te inte~est and Austin Mundy, VFW Auxiliary; also been a member of the Naval m the campaign. The Rambow GirlS Dovie Meador, Rebekah Lodge, and Advisory Council of the Bureau of will di~tribute clean-up lapel tags. Erma Erickson, Ceramics Club. Aeronautics. The ,Ridgecrest Property Ownel's Association will sweep the streets in Photo Co'ntestSpurs, Ridgecrest.' Personnel of the Ma- ririe Barracks will clean up the area inside the exclusion fence from Clea'n-Up Campaelgn.· Wherry Housing to the Main Gate. ·The Naval Air Facility will clean China Lake residents are urged up th~ roads from NAF to the Com- to compete in the "before and after" munity Area. The VFW Auxiliary picture contest to be conducted by wiJl distrib\lte; w~ndow posters in the China Lake Photographic So. China Lake and Ridgecrest. The ciety in conjunction with this year's Girl Scouts will distribute clean up Clean-Up Week; April 7-20. Earl literature door-to-door at NOTS: Reed, member of the Photo Society. The DAV No.< 135 and the Emblem is in charge of the .contest. Club No. 248 will sponsor a prize rontest for children's clean up post- Entry in the competition requires submitting your name and address ers; as will the Altar Society. to the Community Manager's om~e, ,ophone player; will and 50 cents for students and serv- furnish the music for the show. icemeri. Tickets are available at the Concessions 'at -intennission~\v1l1 high -School office; or may be pur~ be handled by the Burroughs FTA chased from Burroughs JUhior High group which is completing a project· students and from faculty and FrA of raising $50 to add to the local members. teachers' club 'scholarship fimel. ' .. ' 'Featuring 15 original songs and a cast of more than 30 teachers and GIS' A.' . 0 their husbands and wives, the com- , "ir :. cout:' ,ChVl/!eS edy follow:s a pattern 'of the' TV M k A· ," program "This Is You r Life." or, nrpv¢rsary Packed with songs and dances, it Girl Scouts in Indian' \Vells Val.' tells the 'story of Corn Canyon's ley sold 8,000 boxes of cookies dur- ,PTA honoring two retiring teachers ing the ,Girl Scout Cookie Sale 'in' after their'years.-of serVice in the February, according to '/l. report by local schools. . Barbara Alderton,- District Cookie' Former ProdnCtions . Sale Chairman. A $4,000 total was . This is, the second original musi- turned in of Which $4CO will remain' cal comedy 'to be staged here by in this community to help the troops Mrs. 'Moore who is a music instqIC- which sold the cookies. . tor in the China Lake Schools. The Girl Scout Week 'was celebrated, fir st· production, "This Is the this week ,by the planting of a tree N.O.T.S.," was given as the Enlist- on Rowe Street School grounds by ed' Men's Naval Benefit- show two Brownie Troop 345. A birthday par·· years ago and following Station ty-was celebrated yesterday at 6:30 presentation was given over Chan- p.m.. by the five troops of Brownies nel 10 television in Bakersfield. at Richmond Schol where their con- As a'music major at \Vhittier Col- tribution ..Qf pennies to the' Juliette' lege, Mrs. Moore prod~ced the com- Low 'World Friendship fund linked edy "Bl09min' Love" for the school's them i.vith Girl Scouts all over the Homecoming productiori and took world.. Brownie Troop 303 has been part in campus musical and dra- working on a \Vorld friendship', matical proquctions. badge. Corned)' Cast Local teachers· and administra- tors who will play stellar roles in the "Corn Canyon" comedy include John A. Donnan and his wife cast as lead characters Kernel and Car- melle Corn; Ruth Westcott as the PTA president; Vincent ,Wall, Tru- dy Chatham and' Art McNeill as ioc-al yokels; and Sam Bogal and \VilliamM. Moore as troublesome schoolboys... Cast as Hybrid' Lil 'is Carol ,Westerfield. , " . Displaying their talents' as song and darice artists will be V. Dean Skeels" R. J.Gilkinson~ Harold' E, Pierce,Lloyd Brubaker: Warren Stump, Sylvia Tillitt, Ruth, Bladen, Wanda Shomate,Zoe Norman, Caro- iYR Hockett; Vera Weightma!1, Lee' Carson, Anna' Stump, Dola Story and Cleo Coleman. Comedy' char~ acters include John Van Ess~n and Sally Skeels. , Clog callers will be LaV J!,~cLean and Jack McGinnis.' Completing the cast as principal, teacher, and PTA member, respectively, are: Hugh Pendleton, Lena \Vaddock and Ger- Young Old Timer To Leave Station .Civilian Ba's~ball Baseball . prac.ticefor,~civilians will be held on' ;the oPersonnel Field behind the TID, Building. after 4:30. p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays and on ·Saturdays. at 1 p.m. For further information contact Harold Crow, Pilot Plant, Ext. 9290. -.. Little League Tryout 8-10 Year Olds ' 'Little League tryouts for boys 8 to 10-years-old.will be' held tomor- row morning at 9 on the Little Lea- gue diamond. An additional tryout will be held next Saturday for all ',those unable to attend tomorrow's tryout. One of these must be at- tended iL a boy is to be eligible for the player auction to be held in the future. New Pony League" Holds First Tiyout ., The newly organized Babe Ruth League will hold tryouts for all 13, 14, and 15-)'ear-old boys next'Satur- day, ,March 23, at 9 a.m. on Schoef- fel Field. Boys who played in the. Pony League last 3"ear will not be requir- ed to tryout. They should have fill- edout the application forms that were distributed at school recently. Those who have not returned the application . forms .should bring them to the tryout. ...'--NAF ·Blueiac~et-Cong reSSmqn.Hpg'en Repohs ON NOTS Cap~hart Housing Ina news:release to:the~RaCKETEER~ Corigressmah Harlan 'Hagen reported -that- theNavy and,Air' Force are planning to establish Capehart housing on three East Kern County bases at a .total cost of some $29,000,000. ' ' Hagen said he isi ad~ised by Na-. val and Air Force authorities that C . °t Ch .h 1,761 units are programmed for.Ed~, ommunl y urc wards Air Force Base, the Naval B 0 L t S 0 Ordnance Test Station, China Lak('~ eglns en, enes and the Marine Corps Auxiliary. The Community Church has an- ,Air Station, ,Mojave. ' nounced its. schedule for services The Capehart, program is author- d~ringthe Lenten Season. ~ervices ized under'I'itie 8 of the Nationill' v,TIll be conducted ~y,Chaplam Hes- Housinry Act. The 'unitsare',;con-!~ter a.nd Pastor, Reid each Thu:sday b . • '. ':. evenmg at 7, o'clock. The tOPIC for structed ~nd fmanced by pflvate m-. this week's devotional will'be "The dustry, msured by the' Federal Ch . t F' . ' ,,' Housing Authority and paid off.by OriS Th orgdlves' A '1 11 th C ' . ' n urs ay, prl , e om- th~ governmen: from r~ntalsre- munity Church will again sponsor celVed 0v.er a .20 year pe:lod. After the College of Pacific A Cappella the loan IS retired the umts become Choir in a concert of classic and government pi'operty.. modern, sacred and secular music. In order for the construction to ~!aundy . Thursday Communion take place, these steps must occur: services will be held at 7 p.m. on The military service involved must April 18. . " make a 'finding of n~cessity and Union Good Friday services, spon- t.he FHA must concur, ,the Defense sored by the Indian Wells Valley Department must' approve and Ministerial Fellowship, will be held clearance must be obtained from in the Chapel on April 19, from 12 the House and Senate Armed Ser- noon to 2 p.m. The services are a.!::, vices Committees.. ranged so that worshipers may The East Kern County projects come and go at their convenience. planned and their status are: The Chapel Choir, under the di- Edwards-778 units at a cost of rection of George Carson, will pre- $12,837,000,' awaiting Defense De~ sent a musical program on the .eve- partment approval. ning, of Good Friday, April 19, at NOTS-288 units at a cost of$!,- 8 p.m. 752,000, awaits Defense Department . The public is invited to attend approl'3.l. these inspirational services. Mojave Marine Air--695 units at . a cost of $11,467,000. Clearance of plans by committees required... The Units will be valued at an average of $16,500, the maximum permitted by law.. 'Franciscan Father' To Conduct Mission Beginning Sunday . Father Gratian Gable, O.F.M., of the Santa Barbara Mission Band, \vill conduct a Mission in the Sta- tion .Chapel which .will open offi- cially this Sunday, March 17. Father Gratian will begin the Mis- , SiOll by preaching at all t:he Masses · Oil Sunday (7 and 8:30 a.m., and · i:45 p.m.). The evening services will beginon·Monday evening,March 18 fit ,7:15 p.m. and will include Ser- ~.l:Jll, \Vay of the Cross, and ,Bene- ·>~r staff artist with both the Boston Herald and the P~iladelphia In- quirer,while also exhibiting paint- ings in Boston, Washington, New York and Philadelphia. He was also Head of the 'Art Department at Steubenville College.. Some of Schuyler's most outstand- ing work "hangs in the permanent collection' of the National Palace at Mexico City, including 'his portrait of President Ruiz ·Cortines :and" man' yother prominent'· Mexican' statesmen. He is the only American artist who has been honored·with a"place in the lVI:exica,n,Gallery. I ,.' " ' I Yacht Club Reridezvous ' . . - . . 'k 'Y ht Cl'b '11 ARTIST OF THE MONTH-Philip Schuyler, contemporary artist of note The Chma La e ac u WI "-- . • ' . . . .• hold a rendezvous 'at the County now wQ!king on the StatIon, IS shown WIth one of his pamtmgs. Some Park on the west side of Lake'Isa- of his works are on display Itt the Station Library and may be viewed, bella, Sunday, March 17 at 9 a.m. throughout the .month of March. ' . ." '. " , Medlanical Trades Classes To Open Applications are now being ac- cepted for the Station's Apprentice- ship Program in mechanical, trades. Persons interested in entering the program should file applications on or before March 29, 1957 with the local Board of Civil·Service. Exam- iners. i 'Mechanical trade::; .to be included in the program wilrbe: carpenter, electrician, 'electronic mechanic, in- strument me c h a Ii. i c, machinist, painter, pipefitter, plumber, refrig- eration and air conditioning me- chanic, toolmalter,' a'nd welder. ·-'Applicantsmust·have-reached U~e age of 16, and need no previous ex- perience. 'Rating will be based on the scores obtained in tests which are designed to measure aptitUde for skilled mechanical trades. To apply CSC Forms 5000 AB should be filed with the Representa- tive, Board of Examiners, D.' S. Na- val Ordnance Test Station, Person- nel Department, China Lake, Cali- fornia. Further information may be obtained by calling Ext. 72648 or 72069. library Features Works Of Well Known American Artist Thomas Gates Spring Clean-Up Campa~gn Is Appoi,rrited Swi,ng"s Into ActionApril7tb NewSecNav The' ann~ai:SpringClean-UpCampaigrt~is to be con- . " " f , ' ductedfrom',April 7 through April 20; according,to an . DnderSecretar3'l . Thomas ·S. announcement by' representatives of Indian: \Vells' Valley' " Gate's has been named by Presi- . ' dent' Eisenhower t<}'succeed Sec- organizations w:ho met to make plans for ~he campaign retary of the' Navy CI;arles s: last \Vednesday -night. ' . : Thomas, who will ,resign April 1. . . , , ' . . . . fied. , .' . , . ' , A naval intelligence officer in The Clean-Up Campaign IS a two . Representatives of the organiza:C both the Atlantic and Pacific'Thea- week concentrated effort to make tions are: H. J. Hockett, China Lake ters during WWII, Mr. Gates has the Indian WE!lls Val!ey a clea~er Photographic Society; Lt.: (jg) L. E. Qeen Under Secretary of the Navy a~d better place to hve: ~r~phles Rice, NAF and Senior High Youth since October 1953, taking over the Will be awarded to local mdlvlduals Fellowship; Dorothy Gifford, Rain- ' post from'Secretary moved up to and groups who have ~one the most bow Girls; David Carter, DeMo'lay; his present office. to ~urt~er the .campalgn. The or- Judy Hamilton, DAV Auxiliary and Mr. Gates is 50 and was placed gam~~tlOns which have agreed to Emblem Club; Mary Neufeld, In. on the honorary retired list as a par~ICIPate: have selected the fol- dian \Vells Valley Community \Vo. captain in 1953. He has been active lowmg proJects: men's Club; Bessie Pooley, Ameri. in Naval Reserve affairs; acting as The China Lake Golf Cl~b will can Legion Auxiliary; A. C. Wright, director .and national vice-presi- sweep down the Plaza parkmg lot Fire Department; Lois Schneider dent 'of the Navy League, and has ~ith pUsh br?oms to cre~te inte~est and Austin Mundy, VFW Auxiliary; also been a member of the Naval m the campaign. The Rambow GirlS Dovie Meador, Rebekah Lodge, and Advisory Council of the Bureau of will di~tribute clean-up lapel tags. Erma Erickson, Ceramics Club. Aeronautics. The ,Ridgecrest Property Ownel's Association will sweep the streets in Photo Co'ntestSpurs, Ridgecrest.' Personnel of the Ma- ririe Barracks will clean up the area inside the exclusion fence from Clea'n-Up Campaelgn.· Wherry Housing to the Main Gate. ·The Naval Air Facility will clean China Lake residents are urged up th~ roads from NAF to the Com- to compete in the "before and after" munity Area. The VFW Auxiliary picture contest to be conducted by wiJl distrib\lte; w~ndow posters in the China Lake Photographic So. China Lake and Ridgecrest. The ciety in conjunction with this year's Girl Scouts will distribute clean up Clean-Up Week; April 7-20. Earl literature door-to-door at NOTS: Reed, member of the Photo Society. The DAV No.< 135 and the Emblem is in charge of the .contest. Club No. 248 will sponsor a prize rontest for children's clean up post- Entry in the competition requires submitting your name and address ers; as will the Altar Society. to the Community Manager's om~e, ,ophone player; will and 50 cents for students and serv- furnish the music for the show. icemeri. Tickets are available at the Concessions 'at -intennission~\v1l1 high -School office; or may be pur~ be handled by the Burroughs FTA chased from Burroughs JUhior High group which is completing a project· students and from faculty and FrA of raising $50 to add to the local members. teachers' club 'scholarship fimel. ' .. ' 'Featuring 15 original songs and a cast of more than 30 teachers and GIS' A.' . 0 their husbands and wives, the com- , "ir :. cout:' ,ChVl/!eS edy follow:s a pattern 'of the' TV M k A· ," program "This Is You r Life." or, nrpv¢rsary Packed with songs and dances, it Girl Scouts in Indian' \Vells Val.' tells the 'story of Corn Canyon's ley sold 8,000 boxes of cookies dur- ,PTA honoring two retiring teachers ing the ,Girl Scout Cookie Sale 'in' after their'years.-of serVice in the February, according to '/l. report by local schools. . Barbara Alderton,- District Cookie' Former ProdnCtions . Sale Chairman. A $4,000 total was . This is, the second original musi- turned in of Which $4CO will remain' cal comedy 'to be staged here by in this community to help the troops Mrs. 'Moore who is a music instqIC- which sold the cookies. . tor in the China Lake Schools. The Girl Scout Week 'was celebrated, fir st· production, "This Is the this week ,by the planting of a tree N.O.T.S.," was given as the Enlist- on Rowe Street School grounds by ed' Men's Naval Benefit- show two Brownie Troop 345. A birthday par·· years ago and following Station ty-was celebrated yesterday at 6:30 presentation was given over Chan- p.m.. by the five troops of Brownies nel 10 television in Bakersfield. at Richmond Schol where their con- As a'music major at \Vhittier Col- tribution ..Qf pennies to the' Juliette' lege, Mrs. Moore prod~ced the com- Low 'World Friendship fund linked edy "Bl09min' Love" for the school's them i.vith Girl Scouts all over the Homecoming productiori and took world.. Brownie Troop 303 has been part in campus musical and dra- working on a \Vorld friendship', matical proquctions. badge. Corned)' Cast Local teachers· and administra- tors who will play stellar roles in the "Corn Canyon" comedy include John A. Donnan and his wife cast as lead characters Kernel and Car- melle Corn; Ruth Westcott as the PTA president; Vincent ,Wall, Tru- dy Chatham and' Art McNeill as ioc-al yokels; and Sam Bogal and \VilliamM. Moore as troublesome schoolboys... Cast as Hybrid' Lil 'is Carol ,Westerfield. , " . Displaying their talents' as song and darice artists will be V. Dean Skeels" R. J.Gilkinson~ Harold' E, Pierce,Lloyd Brubaker: Warren Stump, Sylvia Tillitt, Ruth, Bladen, Wanda Shomate,Zoe Norman, Caro- iYR Hockett; Vera Weightma!1, Lee' Carson, Anna' Stump, Dola Story and Cleo Coleman. Comedy' char~ acters include John Van Ess~n and Sally Skeels. , Clog callers will be LaV J!,~cLean and Jack McGinnis.' Completing the cast as principal, teacher, and PTA member, respectively, are: Hugh Pendleton, Lena \Vaddock and Ger- Young Old Timer To Leave Station .Civilian Ba's~ball Baseball . prac.ticefor,~civilians will be held on' ;the oPersonnel Field behind the TID, Building. after 4:30. p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays and on ·Saturdays. at 1 p.m. For further information contact Harold Crow, Pilot Plant, Ext. 9290. -.. Little League Tryout 8-10 Year Olds ' 'Little League tryouts for boys 8 to 10-years-old.will be' held tomor- row morning at 9 on the Little Lea- gue diamond. An additional tryout will be held next Saturday for all ',those unable to attend tomorrow's tryout. One of these must be at- tended iL a boy is to be eligible for the player auction to be held in the future. New Pony League" Holds First Tiyout ., The newly organized Babe Ruth League will hold tryouts for all 13, 14, and 15-)'ear-old boys next'Satur- day, ,March 23, at 9 a.m. on Schoef- fel Field. Boys who played in the. Pony League last 3"ear will not be requir- ed to tryout. They should have fill- edout the application forms that were distributed at school recently. Those who have not returned the application . forms .should bring them to the tryout. ...'--NAF ·Blueiac~et-Cong reSSmqn.Hpg'en Repohs ON NOTS Cap~hart Housing Ina news:release to:the~RaCKETEER~ Corigressmah Harlan 'Hagen reported -that- theNavy and,Air' Force are planning to establish Capehart housing on three East Kern County bases at a .total cost of some $29,000,000. ' ' Hagen said he isi ad~ised by Na-. val and Air Force authorities that C . °t Ch .h 1,761 units are programmed for.Ed~, ommunl y urc wards Air Force Base, the Naval B 0 L t S 0 Ordnance Test Station, China Lak('~ eglns en, enes and the Marine Corps Auxiliary. The Community Church has an- ,Air Station, ,Mojave. ' nounced its. schedule for services The Capehart, program is author- d~ringthe Lenten Season. ~ervices ized under'I'itie 8 of the Nationill' v,TIll be conducted ~y,Chaplam Hes- Housinry Act. The 'unitsare',;con-!~ter a.nd Pastor, Reid each Thu:sday b . • '. ':. evenmg at 7, o'clock. The tOPIC for structed ~nd fmanced by pflvate m-. this week's devotional will'be "The dustry, msured by the' Federal Ch . t F' . ' ,,' Housing Authority and paid off.by OriS Th orgdlves' A '1 11 th C ' . ' n urs ay, prl , e om- th~ governmen: from r~ntalsre- munity Church will again sponsor celVed 0v.er a .20 year pe:lod. After the College of Pacific A Cappella the loan IS retired the umts become Choir in a concert of classic and government pi'operty.. modern, sacred and secular music. In order for the construction to ~!aundy . Thursday Communion take place, these steps must occur: services will be held at 7 p.m. on The military service involved must April 18. . " make a 'finding of n~cessity and Union Good Friday services, spon- t.he FHA must concur, ,the Defense sored by the Indian Wells Valley Department must' approve and Ministerial Fellowship, will be held clearance must be obtained from in the Chapel on April 19, from 12 the House and Senate Armed Ser- noon to 2 p.m. The services are a.!::, vices Committees.. ranged so that worshipers may The East Kern County projects come and go at their convenience. planned and their status are: The Chapel Choir, under the di- Edwards-778 units at a cost of rection of George Carson, will pre- $12,837,000,' awaiting Defense De~ sent a musical program on the .eve- partment approval. ning, of Good Friday, April 19, at NOTS-288 units at a cost of$!,- 8 p.m. 752,000, awaits Defense Department . The public is invited to attend approl'3.l. these inspirational services. Mojave Marine Air--695 units at . a cost of $11,467,000. Clearance of plans by committees required... The Units will be valued at an average of $16,500, the maximum permitted by law.. 'Franciscan Father' To Conduct Mission Beginning Sunday . Father Gratian Gable, O.F.M., of the Santa Barbara Mission Band, \vill conduct a Mission in the Sta- tion .Chapel which .will open offi- cially this Sunday, March 17. Father Gratian will begin the Mis- , SiOll by preaching at all t:he Masses · Oil Sunday (7 and 8:30 a.m., and · i:45 p.m.). The evening services will beginon·Monday evening,March 18 fit ,7:15 p.m. and will include Ser- ~.l:Jll, \Vay of the Cross, and ,Bene- ·>