CHAPTER IV, SECTIONS 1 and 2 BARBER SHOPS A three-chair barber shop was operated at Elmer, a two-chair shop at Tare, and a onechair shop at all other camps. Barber service was furnished by volunteer personnel who work- ed during off hours from their regular assign- ment. The price of haircuts was established at sixty-five cents, which was retained by the barber as his compensation. Figure 4-17 shows the barber shop at site Elmer. aod Figure 4-17. Barber Shop, Elmer Camp SECTION 2 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION AND DISTRIBUTION Two power plants were provided at sites Nan, Tare, Charlie and Ursula; one to furnish power for camp needs, the other for scientific purposes. This was done so that constant volt- ages and frequency would be assured on the scientific circuits by eliminating the fluctuating camp loads. However, when conditions permitted, one plant only was operated to meet demands, At all other sites generators vided in numbers and capacities to needs of each site. The generators all power were promeet the used for OPERATION CASTLE are shown on Figure Page 4-24 4-18 for Eniwetok Atoll and on Figure 4-19 for Bikini Atoll. Station NA-500 was housed in a partially sub-surface, earth-covered reinforced concrete structure designed to withstand the anticipated blast pressures and marine wave action. A simi- lar building constructed at Ursula for OPERATION GREENHOUSEwas utilized for the. Scientific Power Plant at that site. All other generators, except the permanent ones at Elmer and Fred, were housed in simple, inexpensive