17-"roOden'pin I 9- Sand hill 20-Peasant 21-Quadrupecl 23- Seemed 26-Leav8 out 21-Make amend3 .2S-Rallroad (abbr.) 'to-Swordsman'. . d umm)'l5take SO-lon xture 81-IIl f avor ot 82-For example (abbr.) 13-Transactlon. 8'-Weak f ood 8li-Plece or needlework I1-P erlod. of time (pl.) IS-Slippery 19-Mend wlth . cott0'l 40-Apoatlea' Creed 42-Dlreetol" 4S-Rtver 181and 41-Exprea8 gratitude fa-Before . ' -Genu. ot cattle SO-Painful fllpol. I1-Ethloplan title lJ DOWN I ·Knock I-The waUab& I-Twlnln& lea f '\ &-Rock 24.iil;take 25· Lets fall ' 27·Passage between houses M ·Yotes 3l·Par t ot pump S3-Hurried 36· Encounters It-W a ding bird ;ffective date f~r increased pay.. roll deductions will be Nov. 8, 1964. THESE CHINA LAKE LOVELIES will per· form in the WACOM Home Talent Show as chorines Tuesday evening, Oct. 13, accord- ing to Helen fletcher, program chairman. From left to right are: Julia Manherz, Marcia Smith, JoAnn Rusciolelli and Louise Hyten. Employees will also receive a Standard Form 2809A, "T h e Federal Employees Health Ben· fits Program." It has recently been revised to reflect recent changes in the health benefits law and regulations. Commissary Store's Produce Department Renovation Starts Mon. Work on the renovation of the produce department at the Com· missary Store will start Monday, lccording to an announcement this week by Lt. J. F. Le Blanc, ~ommissary Store Officer. "We ask Commissary patrons to please bear with us during the two-week renovation period," the Commissary Officer said. Holy Name Society The Holy Name Society will meet Sunday at 10:30 a.m. in the East Wing of tbe All Faitb Chapel. 87-Skelri8 ot ya.rn 89-European 40-Part or locomoti\'$ n -Spanlsh t or "river" 4!-Deface 43· Perlod O r time 4{·Thlngs, In Jaw '7·Exclamatlon SHOWBOAT fRIDAY ocr. 9 " ENSIGN PULVER" (1 04 Min,) COM Auxiliary Sponsors Fashion Modeling Classes Robert Walker, Burl Ives, Millie Perkin. The first in a three-month series of classes in fashion model- 7 p.m. ing will be held next Monday, Oct. 12, at the Commis~ioned . Offi· (Comedy in Color) Sequel to Mr, Roberts cers Mess (Open) under the sponsorship of the Women s AUXiliary ha s its .hore of laughs when Ihe .kipper of the Commissioned Officers gels washed overboard a nd his relucronr r.1:ess. crew goes to Ihe rescue. It's all in fun on a wacky .hip. (Adults a nd Youth.) Short: " I roomstick Bunny" (7 Min.) SATU.RDAY OCT. 10 - -MATI NEE-- " EVERYTHING'S DUCKY" (81 Min.) Mickey Rooney I p.m. Short: " A Boy a nd His Dog" (7 Min.) " Sea Hound No. 11 " (18 Min.) - EVENING- " THE GREAT ESCAPE" (170 Mil'l.) Steve McQueen, James Garner 7 p.m. Conducting the course, which will include charm pointers, self· improvement, social grace, poise and personality, will be Julia Manherz, a former stage and screen actress and fashion mod· el. Classes are to be held Monday at 2 p.m. and Tuesday, Oct. 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the club's Mo· jave Room. Subsequent classes, following the initial session, will be beld Monday at 7:30 p.m. (War.Dra ma il'l Color) All a llied POW Classes for girls of high-school " Escape Artist," a re assembled a nd lent to age groups, are to be held on a German escape-proof camp. Superior plot Saturday at 10 a.m. and for el· .uspense, a big cost and excitement galore ementary age groups at 11:30 make this don't miss fore. (Adull1, Youth a.m. Mature Children.) SUNDAY·MONDAY The course is available to OCT. " .12 members of WACOM and Exe· cutive Dining Room and their " VIVA LAS VEGAS" (87 Min.) Elvis Presley, Ann Margaret dependents. Ladies interested in 7 p,m. enrolling are asked to call Mrs. (Musical Drama in Color) Sports cor driver Manherz at Ext. 723901. falls for a prelly Vegas lovely, loses his The charm and modeling clas- honey for a new engine and lings hi' way ses will be held weekly through into the Grand Prix. A tour of Los Vegas the three-month period. Elvis sings, Ann donees, plus a worm'...ye The course is conducted un· view of rood racing! (Adults, Yourh, Chil· der auspices of the American d"n.) Beauty Charm and Modeling Short: " Old Roddn ' Chair Tom" (7 Min.) School. Its director, Mrs. Man- " Swim Gym" (10 Min.) herz, wife of Commander Jack TUESDAY·WEDNESDAY OCT. 12·13 M. 1 \'lanherz who commands VX- "fBI CODE 98" (104 Min.) 5, was formerly under contract Jack Kelly, Kathleen Crowley to 20th Century Fox, MGM and 7 p.m. Monogram film companies and (Crime.Drama) An almost documenrory ac· has performed nationally in the counl of the FBI'. poinstoking effort to trace television industry in addition to fashion and photography mo· deling. United Fund (Continued from Page 1) ergency Relief, IWV Brancb, American Red Cross, IWV Coun· cil for Retarded Children, IWV Recreation Council, The Salva· tion Army, Campership Chi I d Welfare Fund, Desert District, Boy Scouts of America, Joshua Tree Council, Girl Scouts of America, and Henrietta Weill's Foundation, T r a vel e r 's Aid, American Social Healtb and Blind Veterans, the latter four grouped as miscellaneous agen· cies. " Installment" Giving The donation card whicb al1 Station personnel-civilian em· ployees and military - will reo ceive is designed to reflect an initial donation plus a pledge for payment in installments t hat will fall due in February, May and August of 1965. The card has individual agen· cies listed on the reverse side which permits donors to indicate how they wish their contribu· tions to be spent. Tbe drive is to be conducted over a five·and·one·balf wee k period, ending Friday, Nov. 13. the .ource of a bomb pla nted in the plane 1 ---------------------;:=====:;-; of a top electronic engineer. Inside look a t FBI. (Adults, Youth, Chiidren.) Short: " Bird. Annonymou," (7 Min.) THU RSDAY·FRIDAY ocr. 1S-16 " A HARD DAY'S NI GHr" (87 Min.) The Beotles 7 p,m. FrDm________________________ PLACE STAMP HERE (Music.Comedy) Thirty.six hours with the TOI_ ____________________ renowned Beotles 01 they ploy on engoge ment, run to duck the hordes of admi rers, re· hearse, etc. Even Paul's Grandpa gelS in the oct. WILDI (Adults, Youth, Children.) Short: " A'IUanU h" (17 Mil'l.) United Fund Drive Has Realistic 1965 G(J{l;1 100 Per Cent Participation Emphasized "Participation" is the key word in this year's United Fund drive launched Wednesday mor· ning following a kick-off break- fast at the. Station restaurant with some 30 officials of China Lake and Ridgecrest present. Vol. XIX, No. 42 FROM UNDER THE SEA TO THE STARS NAVAL ORDNANCE TEST STATION, CHINA LAKE, CALIFORNIA Fri., Oct. 9, 1964 . Citing a " realistic" goal of $31,125 for 1965 support of nine local agencies - a drop of near· Iy $16,000 over last year's goal - Campaign Chairman J. B. Mc· Kernan instructed those present to emphasiz.e " 100 percent par. ticipation" in soliciting funds. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- He stressed the point that this year's drive would be conduct· ed at on·the·job levels, pointing out that tbis method had netted the campaign "50 percent more than the combined home and job soliciting technique." BuWeps Aeroballis.ics Committee Meets Here Pledge Card·"Key" Key factor in this year's cam- paign will be the pledge card which all Station employees and military personnel will get with· in the next few days. Leonard S. Licwinko, Assist· ant to the Associate Technical Director, and Chaplain Robert w. Odell, Senior Chaplain, co· ordinators for the Station's drive, said "keymen" would be named this week with the first in a series of progress meetings set within a few days. Representing Captain John I. Hardy, ComNOTS, who was away from the Station Wednesday, Captain Floyd F. Reck, Plans and Operations Officer, relayed to the kick-off meetin·g audience "Captain Hardy's assurance that the United Fund campaign will have full Station support." NAF Top Supporter Captain Robert R. Yount, CO NAF, also present for the meet· ing, recaUed that his command, the area's largest military unit, "will go all out as in years past to make this a record year in United Fund!" The Ridgecrest delegation present for the meeting includ· ed President of the U·F board, Ed Harris, administrator of the Ridgecrest Community Hospital, in addition to business and civic leaders. AgenCies supported through United Fund contributions are, The Desert Area Family Coun· seling Service, Desert Area Em· MEMBERS OF BUWEPS Advisory Committee on Aeroballistics meeting here are (I·r) Drs. R. E. Wilson, NOL, White Oak, Md.; S. de los Santos (chairman), David Taylor Model Basin, Washington, D. C.; W. R. Haseltine, NOTS; W. A. Kemper, NWL, Dahlgren, Va.; L. L. Cronvich, APL, John Hopkins University; R. H. Peterson, NMC, Pt. Mugu, and R. O. Hoi· lenberg, BuWeps, associate member. M 0 r e than 70 service and industrial reps .ttended. Set Example It came as It surprise - more as a jolt - when U·F presi· dent Ed Harris announced at Wednesday morning's kick·off breakfast that, liAs leaders in this year's drive, we'll have to set a good example rig h t from the stort. "A pledge card has bee n placed by each plate, ladies and 'gentlemen!" The announcement worked wonders. Before the meeting was adjourned, more than $800 had been donated by the 30 people present! $32,026,775 Cost Reduction Savings Validated by Audit The Bureau of Naval Weapons has advised NOTS that, of the cost-reduction savings reported by the Station during Fiscal Year 1954, a total of $32,026,775 was validated by Navy auditors and included in N a v y reports of achievement during Fiscal Year 1964. The Station was also com· mended during the Annual Mil· itary Inspection for its achieve· ments in exceeding cost-saving goals established by BuWeps. Items reported by NOTS were mainly cost·avoidance savings in the following areas: of excess and obsolete materi· als, (3) packaging, and (4) use of idle production equipment. (Continued on Page 8) ------,~ , - - - - - - (1) value engineering, (2) use The Station departments' reo ports of savings contributed greatly to the overall N a v y goals. All departments and their personnel are encouraged to continue to identify and report items of savings under tbe Cost Reduction Program. SYMBOL OF UNITY is demonstrated by lead· ers in Station's United Fund camplign which stlrted Wednesday. (From left) Clpt. Robert R. Yount, CO, NAF; Chaplain Robert W. Odell Ind Leonlrd S. Licwinko, coordinators for Station; and Capt. Floyd F. Reck, NOTS Plans and Operations Officer, helped spark drive through use of pledge card donltions. China Lake Rescue Unit Helps,Find Youth in Piutes Combined efforts of K ern County Search and Rescue units, including Cbina Lake and Ridge· crest members, brought 16·year. old Kenneth Newton, of Orchard St., Ridgecrest, out of Haight Canyon T u e s day afternoon. Sheriff's deputy Don Glennon said Newton was unharmed. Newton became lost about 7 a.m. Sunday in tbe Piute Moun· tains, while on a bunting trip witb his uncle, Ray Belvin, and another companion, Don Swean· ey. Glennon reported that Newt· on spotted the rescue helicopter overhead Monday and stayed near a creek until rescuers con· tacted him about 1 p.m. Tues· day. He had used up all his am· munitions, Ind contact finIlly was made by voice. More thin 80 perticipated in the _rch, Glennon said. A thunderstorm hit the area an hour after Newton was res· cued. Top Researchers Of Nation AHend 4-Day Conference More than 70 of the nation's key research scientists and en· gineers, inc Iu d i n g 12 from NOTS, attended a four-day meet· ing of the Bureau of Weapons Advisory Committee on Aerobal· liStics here this week. It was the first conference of the group bere in 12 years. Meeting in panels at Michel· son Laboratory, the Pilot Plant and in Bldg. 60, the conferees represented not only BuWeps and NOTS, but many other Nav· al labs, defense contractors and technology institutes. Members of the committee Ir. Drs. S. de los Santos (chair. man), David Taylor Model Bas. in, Washington, D.C.; W. R. Ha.. eltine, NOTS; W. A. Kemper, Nlyal Wei po n s Laboratory, Dahlgren, Va.; L. L. Cronvich, Applied Ph Y sic s Laboratory, Johns Hopkins University, Silv. er Spring, Md., and R. H. Peter. son, Naval Missile Center, Point Mllgu, Calif. Representing BuWeps as asso· ciate members were H. O. Hoi· lenberg, R. Broberg and J. Wright, and panel member W. K. Baker. Other NOTS personnel in at· tendance included H. L. New· kirk; W. J. Werback, E. F. Win· kel, R. E. Meeker, E. G. Roby, R. W. Van Aken, W. G. Youn· kin, M. D. James, al1 of Wea· pons Development Dept, (Code 40); H. M. Larsen and C. L. Spindler of Propulsion Develop· ment Dept. (Code 45), and R. O. Slates, Research Dept. (C 0 d e 5008). Five panel meetings in Mich Lab were devoted to aeroelastic· ity and structural dynamics drag, missile stability, heat transfer and applied mathematics and computation. At tbe Pilot Plant panel discus· sions, aeropbysics and rocket nozzles and jet effects w ere the dominating subjects. Another panel, hosted by Wea· pons Development Department personnel, met in Bldg. 60. On Wednesday a joint meet· ing of tbe various panels and committee was held in Confer. ence Room A of Mich Lab. Annual Gem, Mineral Show Slated at lrona The Searles Lake Gem a nd Mineral Society will present its annual gem and mineral show tomorrow and Sunday at Trona, Mrs. Edith Lamport, show chair· man, reported. Camping facilities have been set up at Valley Wells for out· of·town visitors, according to Bob Bostrum, , OCR Text: 17-"roOden'pin I 9- Sand hill 20-Peasant 21-Quadrupecl 23- Seemed 26-Leav8 out 21-Make amend3 .2S-Rallroad (abbr.) 'to-Swordsman'. . d umm)'l5take SO-lon xture 81-IIl f avor ot 82-For example (abbr.) 13-Transactlon. 8'-Weak f ood 8li-Plece or needlework I1-P erlod. of time (pl.) IS-Slippery 19-Mend wlth . cott0'l 40-Apoatlea' Creed 42-Dlreetol" 4S-Rtver 181and 41-Exprea8 gratitude fa-Before . ' -Genu. ot cattle SO-Painful fllpol. I1-Ethloplan title lJ DOWN I ·Knock I-The waUab& I-Twlnln& lea f '\ &-Rock 24.iil;take 25· Lets fall ' 27·Passage between houses M ·Yotes 3l·Par t ot pump S3-Hurried 36· Encounters It-W a ding bird ;ffective date f~r increased pay.. roll deductions will be Nov. 8, 1964. THESE CHINA LAKE LOVELIES will per· form in the WACOM Home Talent Show as chorines Tuesday evening, Oct. 13, accord- ing to Helen fletcher, program chairman. From left to right are: Julia Manherz, Marcia Smith, JoAnn Rusciolelli and Louise Hyten. Employees will also receive a Standard Form 2809A, "T h e Federal Employees Health Ben· fits Program." It has recently been revised to reflect recent changes in the health benefits law and regulations. Commissary Store's Produce Department Renovation Starts Mon. Work on the renovation of the produce department at the Com· missary Store will start Monday, lccording to an announcement this week by Lt. J. F. Le Blanc, ~ommissary Store Officer. "We ask Commissary patrons to please bear with us during the two-week renovation period," the Commissary Officer said. Holy Name Society The Holy Name Society will meet Sunday at 10:30 a.m. in the East Wing of tbe All Faitb Chapel. 87-Skelri8 ot ya.rn 89-European 40-Part or locomoti\'$ n -Spanlsh t or "river" 4!-Deface 43· Perlod O r time 4{·Thlngs, In Jaw '7·Exclamatlon SHOWBOAT fRIDAY ocr. 9 " ENSIGN PULVER" (1 04 Min,) COM Auxiliary Sponsors Fashion Modeling Classes Robert Walker, Burl Ives, Millie Perkin. The first in a three-month series of classes in fashion model- 7 p.m. ing will be held next Monday, Oct. 12, at the Commis~ioned . Offi· (Comedy in Color) Sequel to Mr, Roberts cers Mess (Open) under the sponsorship of the Women s AUXiliary ha s its .hore of laughs when Ihe .kipper of the Commissioned Officers gels washed overboard a nd his relucronr r.1:ess. crew goes to Ihe rescue. It's all in fun on a wacky .hip. (Adults a nd Youth.) Short: " I roomstick Bunny" (7 Min.) SATU.RDAY OCT. 10 - -MATI NEE-- " EVERYTHING'S DUCKY" (81 Min.) Mickey Rooney I p.m. Short: " A Boy a nd His Dog" (7 Min.) " Sea Hound No. 11 " (18 Min.) - EVENING- " THE GREAT ESCAPE" (170 Mil'l.) Steve McQueen, James Garner 7 p.m. Conducting the course, which will include charm pointers, self· improvement, social grace, poise and personality, will be Julia Manherz, a former stage and screen actress and fashion mod· el. Classes are to be held Monday at 2 p.m. and Tuesday, Oct. 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the club's Mo· jave Room. Subsequent classes, following the initial session, will be beld Monday at 7:30 p.m. (War.Dra ma il'l Color) All a llied POW Classes for girls of high-school " Escape Artist," a re assembled a nd lent to age groups, are to be held on a German escape-proof camp. Superior plot Saturday at 10 a.m. and for el· .uspense, a big cost and excitement galore ementary age groups at 11:30 make this don't miss fore. (Adull1, Youth a.m. Mature Children.) SUNDAY·MONDAY The course is available to OCT. " .12 members of WACOM and Exe· cutive Dining Room and their " VIVA LAS VEGAS" (87 Min.) Elvis Presley, Ann Margaret dependents. Ladies interested in 7 p,m. enrolling are asked to call Mrs. (Musical Drama in Color) Sports cor driver Manherz at Ext. 723901. falls for a prelly Vegas lovely, loses his The charm and modeling clas- honey for a new engine and lings hi' way ses will be held weekly through into the Grand Prix. A tour of Los Vegas the three-month period. Elvis sings, Ann donees, plus a worm'...ye The course is conducted un· view of rood racing! (Adults, Yourh, Chil· der auspices of the American d"n.) Beauty Charm and Modeling Short: " Old Roddn ' Chair Tom" (7 Min.) School. Its director, Mrs. Man- " Swim Gym" (10 Min.) herz, wife of Commander Jack TUESDAY·WEDNESDAY OCT. 12·13 M. 1 \'lanherz who commands VX- "fBI CODE 98" (104 Min.) 5, was formerly under contract Jack Kelly, Kathleen Crowley to 20th Century Fox, MGM and 7 p.m. Monogram film companies and (Crime.Drama) An almost documenrory ac· has performed nationally in the counl of the FBI'. poinstoking effort to trace television industry in addition to fashion and photography mo· deling. United Fund (Continued from Page 1) ergency Relief, IWV Brancb, American Red Cross, IWV Coun· cil for Retarded Children, IWV Recreation Council, The Salva· tion Army, Campership Chi I d Welfare Fund, Desert District, Boy Scouts of America, Joshua Tree Council, Girl Scouts of America, and Henrietta Weill's Foundation, T r a vel e r 's Aid, American Social Healtb and Blind Veterans, the latter four grouped as miscellaneous agen· cies. " Installment" Giving The donation card whicb al1 Station personnel-civilian em· ployees and military - will reo ceive is designed to reflect an initial donation plus a pledge for payment in installments t hat will fall due in February, May and August of 1965. The card has individual agen· cies listed on the reverse side which permits donors to indicate how they wish their contribu· tions to be spent. Tbe drive is to be conducted over a five·and·one·balf wee k period, ending Friday, Nov. 13. the .ource of a bomb pla nted in the plane 1 ---------------------;:=====:;-; of a top electronic engineer. Inside look a t FBI. (Adults, Youth, Chiidren.) Short: " Bird. Annonymou," (7 Min.) THU RSDAY·FRIDAY ocr. 1S-16 " A HARD DAY'S NI GHr" (87 Min.) The Beotles 7 p,m. FrDm________________________ PLACE STAMP HERE (Music.Comedy) Thirty.six hours with the TOI_ ____________________ renowned Beotles 01 they ploy on engoge ment, run to duck the hordes of admi rers, re· hearse, etc. Even Paul's Grandpa gelS in the oct. WILDI (Adults, Youth, Children.) Short: " A'IUanU h" (17 Mil'l.) United Fund Drive Has Realistic 1965 G(J{l;1 100 Per Cent Participation Emphasized "Participation" is the key word in this year's United Fund drive launched Wednesday mor· ning following a kick-off break- fast at the. Station restaurant with some 30 officials of China Lake and Ridgecrest present. Vol. XIX, No. 42 FROM UNDER THE SEA TO THE STARS NAVAL ORDNANCE TEST STATION, CHINA LAKE, CALIFORNIA Fri., Oct. 9, 1964 . Citing a " realistic" goal of $31,125 for 1965 support of nine local agencies - a drop of near· Iy $16,000 over last year's goal - Campaign Chairman J. B. Mc· Kernan instructed those present to emphasiz.e " 100 percent par. ticipation" in soliciting funds. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- He stressed the point that this year's drive would be conduct· ed at on·the·job levels, pointing out that tbis method had netted the campaign "50 percent more than the combined home and job soliciting technique." BuWeps Aeroballis.ics Committee Meets Here Pledge Card·"Key" Key factor in this year's cam- paign will be the pledge card which all Station employees and military personnel will get with· in the next few days. Leonard S. Licwinko, Assist· ant to the Associate Technical Director, and Chaplain Robert w. Odell, Senior Chaplain, co· ordinators for the Station's drive, said "keymen" would be named this week with the first in a series of progress meetings set within a few days. Representing Captain John I. Hardy, ComNOTS, who was away from the Station Wednesday, Captain Floyd F. Reck, Plans and Operations Officer, relayed to the kick-off meetin·g audience "Captain Hardy's assurance that the United Fund campaign will have full Station support." NAF Top Supporter Captain Robert R. Yount, CO NAF, also present for the meet· ing, recaUed that his command, the area's largest military unit, "will go all out as in years past to make this a record year in United Fund!" The Ridgecrest delegation present for the meeting includ· ed President of the U·F board, Ed Harris, administrator of the Ridgecrest Community Hospital, in addition to business and civic leaders. AgenCies supported through United Fund contributions are, The Desert Area Family Coun· seling Service, Desert Area Em· MEMBERS OF BUWEPS Advisory Committee on Aeroballistics meeting here are (I·r) Drs. R. E. Wilson, NOL, White Oak, Md.; S. de los Santos (chairman), David Taylor Model Basin, Washington, D. C.; W. R. Haseltine, NOTS; W. A. Kemper, NWL, Dahlgren, Va.; L. L. Cronvich, APL, John Hopkins University; R. H. Peterson, NMC, Pt. Mugu, and R. O. Hoi· lenberg, BuWeps, associate member. M 0 r e than 70 service and industrial reps .ttended. Set Example It came as It surprise - more as a jolt - when U·F presi· dent Ed Harris announced at Wednesday morning's kick·off breakfast that, liAs leaders in this year's drive, we'll have to set a good example rig h t from the stort. "A pledge card has bee n placed by each plate, ladies and 'gentlemen!" The announcement worked wonders. Before the meeting was adjourned, more than $800 had been donated by the 30 people present! $32,026,775 Cost Reduction Savings Validated by Audit The Bureau of Naval Weapons has advised NOTS that, of the cost-reduction savings reported by the Station during Fiscal Year 1954, a total of $32,026,775 was validated by Navy auditors and included in N a v y reports of achievement during Fiscal Year 1964. The Station was also com· mended during the Annual Mil· itary Inspection for its achieve· ments in exceeding cost-saving goals established by BuWeps. Items reported by NOTS were mainly cost·avoidance savings in the following areas: of excess and obsolete materi· als, (3) packaging, and (4) use of idle production equipment. (Continued on Page 8) ------,~ , - - - - - - (1) value engineering, (2) use The Station departments' reo ports of savings contributed greatly to the overall N a v y goals. All departments and their personnel are encouraged to continue to identify and report items of savings under tbe Cost Reduction Program. SYMBOL OF UNITY is demonstrated by lead· ers in Station's United Fund camplign which stlrted Wednesday. (From left) Clpt. Robert R. Yount, CO, NAF; Chaplain Robert W. Odell Ind Leonlrd S. Licwinko, coordinators for Station; and Capt. Floyd F. Reck, NOTS Plans and Operations Officer, helped spark drive through use of pledge card donltions. China Lake Rescue Unit Helps,Find Youth in Piutes Combined efforts of K ern County Search and Rescue units, including Cbina Lake and Ridge· crest members, brought 16·year. old Kenneth Newton, of Orchard St., Ridgecrest, out of Haight Canyon T u e s day afternoon. Sheriff's deputy Don Glennon said Newton was unharmed. Newton became lost about 7 a.m. Sunday in tbe Piute Moun· tains, while on a bunting trip witb his uncle, Ray Belvin, and another companion, Don Swean· ey. Glennon reported that Newt· on spotted the rescue helicopter overhead Monday and stayed near a creek until rescuers con· tacted him about 1 p.m. Tues· day. He had used up all his am· munitions, Ind contact finIlly was made by voice. More thin 80 perticipated in the _rch, Glennon said. A thunderstorm hit the area an hour after Newton was res· cued. Top Researchers Of Nation AHend 4-Day Conference More than 70 of the nation's key research scientists and en· gineers, inc Iu d i n g 12 from NOTS, attended a four-day meet· ing of the Bureau of Weapons Advisory Committee on Aerobal· liStics here this week. It was the first conference of the group bere in 12 years. Meeting in panels at Michel· son Laboratory, the Pilot Plant and in Bldg. 60, the conferees represented not only BuWeps and NOTS, but many other Nav· al labs, defense contractors and technology institutes. Members of the committee Ir. Drs. S. de los Santos (chair. man), David Taylor Model Bas. in, Washington, D.C.; W. R. Ha.. eltine, NOTS; W. A. Kemper, Nlyal Wei po n s Laboratory, Dahlgren, Va.; L. L. Cronvich, Applied Ph Y sic s Laboratory, Johns Hopkins University, Silv. er Spring, Md., and R. H. Peter. son, Naval Missile Center, Point Mllgu, Calif. Representing BuWeps as asso· ciate members were H. O. Hoi· lenberg, R. Broberg and J. Wright, and panel member W. K. Baker. Other NOTS personnel in at· tendance included H. L. New· kirk; W. J. Werback, E. F. Win· kel, R. E. Meeker, E. G. Roby, R. W. Van Aken, W. G. Youn· kin, M. D. James, al1 of Wea· pons Development Dept, (Code 40); H. M. Larsen and C. L. Spindler of Propulsion Develop· ment Dept. (Code 45), and R. O. Slates, Research Dept. (C 0 d e 5008). Five panel meetings in Mich Lab were devoted to aeroelastic· ity and structural dynamics drag, missile stability, heat transfer and applied mathematics and computation. At tbe Pilot Plant panel discus· sions, aeropbysics and rocket nozzles and jet effects w ere the dominating subjects. Another panel, hosted by Wea· pons Development Department personnel, met in Bldg. 60. On Wednesday a joint meet· ing of tbe various panels and committee was held in Confer. ence Room A of Mich Lab. Annual Gem, Mineral Show Slated at lrona The Searles Lake Gem a nd Mineral Society will present its annual gem and mineral show tomorrow and Sunday at Trona, Mrs. Edith Lamport, show chair· man, reported. Camping facilities have been set up at Valley Wells for out· of·town visitors, according to Bob Bostrum, , China Lake Museum,Rocketeer Newspaper,Rocketeer 1960s,Rocketeer 1964,Rktr10.9.1964.pdf,Rktr10.9.1964.pdf Page 1, Rktr10.9.1964.pdf Page 1