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Page 8-C Hut Ad Dept. 532-1971 THE EL PASO TIMES El Paso's HOME Newspaper Dial 532.1661 Sunday, July 18, 1971 Portable Air Force Bases Filial Summer Day Camp d- n7r i Printing Firm Opens New Of ice session i upen itionaay learn to play and get along with others. A program for parents will be presented in August to wind up the last session. Bus transportation to and from the is available for all day camp and Kiddies Fun Club participants. A special event will be a trip to Carlsbad Caverns Aug.

3 with participants leaving IbJ Northeast at 6:30 a.m. After touring the caverns tney will return to El Paso at approximately 6:30 p.m. A limited number will be allowed lie In case the chaplain wants a different color altar, he can order it out of Harvest Eagle's full-line paint supplies. NO CLOTHING PACKED Harvest Eagle lacks clothing, food, ammunition and fuel stores. Those come from other Air Force depots after the portable base has been set up.

Mueller's 31 men keep Camp Darby's three Harvest Eagle bases clean and ready to roll onto airplanes at eight hours notice. The project came to this area in mid-central Italy in March 1970 from its former home at Wheelus Air Base, Libya, which was taken over by the Libyans. From Wheelus Harvest Eagle bases were flown to sites Turkey, Greece and Italy for use in readiness drills. Other portable bases are kept in Zaragoza, Spain, in afJ least one depot in the United States and one depot in the Pacific. By PATRICK O'KEEFE PISA, Italy (AP) It may sound difficult, but the U.S.

Air Force can move an air base around in airplanes. If necessary it can even fly three air bases around and, of course, put them down where needed simply by sending enough cargo planes to the Pisa airport to pick the bases up. A riddle? Not if you listen to Capt. Richard Mueller who commands the Air Force's "Harvest Eagle" project in a complex of warehouses attached to the U.S. Army's Camp Darby near Pisa.

"They have sometimes referred to Harvest Eagle as an instant Air Force base," says the 27-year-old officer from Chickasha, Okla. NEEDS WATER According to the captain, a Harvest Eagle base stored in 350 prepacked crates along with 90 other unpacked units can be set up wherever new branch location for Postal Instant Press of El Paso will be located at 5738 Trowbridge said Frank Gorman vice president of the firm. Ken Cash, who has six years experience in the graphic arts field, has been appointed manager of the Trowbridge facility- to register for the tour on a first come first served basis. A new session of Karate for youths and adults begins at 6:30 p.m. Aug.

3. Guitar for begirners and intermediate stude nts starts Monday. Reg. $12.50 PERMANENT $750 I Only SPECIALIZING IN WIG CLEANING AND STYLING Open Monday thru Saturday Shampoo and Set $2.00 Manicure $2.00 Haircut $2.00 The fourth and final session of Summer Day Camp will begin Monday at the Northeast Family YMCA. The camp will last two weeks and participants may come either half days or full days program director Maxine Arnold said.

Activities featured will be arts and crafts, trampoline, tumbling, archery, swimming instruction and supervised swimming, singing, organized games, educational tours and special field trips, with picnics and horseback riding. Any boy or girl 6-13 may register for this program. The grand finale of day camp will be an over night bunk-in with a weiner roast and program for parents. Children will display crafts made in day camp and exhibit skills. Kiddies Fun Club will begin its last summer session July 26 for boys and girls 4 through 6 years of age.

Fun Club lasts four weeks with participants attending three mornings a week. Activities include arts and crafts, singing, story time, swimming instruction, activities to develop physical coordination and organized games designed to help the child there is an adequate air strip and access to water. It costs $1.7 million. The ready-to-go base contains tents; cots; blankets; heaters; generators; complete cooking, cleaning and eating facilities; tools to repair aircraft and vehicles, washing and drying machines and office supplies. It packs plumbing equipment, electrical kits, garden hoses, drafting equipment, portable toilets, medical supplies, enough material to publish a mimeographed newspaper, a darkroom and a variety of cameras.

Also included are 50,000 board feet of lumber so, as Mueller puts it, "the civil engineers can build whatever they need." Harvest Eagle, naturally, also gives them the hammers, nails, screws, saws and other carpentry tools. The flyable base comes with full chaplain's equipment: portable altar, vestments, bibles, hymnals and even cartridges of tape recorded organ music and a tape-recorder. BRUCE BISSONETTE 5 POINTS BEAUTY SALON 3027 Pershing (Across From Furrs 5 Pts.) Dial 565-3831 AfA I 7 MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO 3027 PERSHING Dial 566-6848 BURGEONING SUN WORSHIPPER Catherine Teed, 2, adjusts her sun-glasses after a dip in the neighborhood swimming pool and before relaxing for a sun bath. She is the daughter of Terry Teed, Phoenix, and the late Mrs. Teed and resides with her grandparents, Mr.

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The hemispheres were formed from circular starting blanks of aluminum plate inch thick, nearly 12 feet in diameter and weighing more than 1,200 pounds, by pressing a hydraulically controlled roller against the blanks under pressure. The system is similar, but on a smaller basis, to that used in spinning propeller spinners. CLOSE TOLERANCE After forming, the hemiw spheres were shipped to the Boulder Division where radiographic X-ray revealed that when mated for welding the two halves matched to within .007 inch. The complete tank was subjected to exacting leak-proof tests and to test its qualities in extreme cold temperatures which it would encounter in' space, the tank was subjected to cold shock by filling with liquid nitrogen at 320 degrees below zero. Final step in the first stage work was to bring the tank to the superclean state required to be compatible with cryogenic gases.

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