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Here is how the‘ latest Russian lsatellite compares with the two dead Sputniks and the three U.S. satellites still aloft. All orbiting ‘speeds are in the 16,000-18,000 ~ neighborhood. M a x i m u in and I minimum orbit distan-ces are in 1 miles.

Sp. 3 Sp. 1 Sp. 2

‘weight (lb.l 2.919 134 1,120 Length (in.) 140 23 168 fDlam. (in.) 68 23 — . Orbit (max.) 1,168 580 1,200 ‘Orbit (min.) 150 170 150 ; Orbit time (minutes) 106 96.2 103.52 Shape Cone Ball Tube f Life (mos.) 6 3 . 5.5 - Ex. 1 Ex. 3 Van. 1 Weight (lb) 30.8 31.0 3 25 . Length (in.) 80 80 6.4 I-Diam. (in.) 6 6 6.4 jorblt (max) 1.575 1.740 2,500 -Orbit (min) 227 117 400 ‘ Orbit Time V ’ (minutes) 115 115.7 134 .5h,pe Tu-be Tube Ball Life (yrs) 5-10 14}-1-4 -200

‘_ Labor Wins But f-Majority Cut ‘

LONDON (Reuters) —. The La- fbor party Thursday night won .the suburban Islington North by- election with a majority of 7,461 —-a decrease of,117—in a three- cornered fight with Conserva- tives and an independent Labor

" : candidate.

At the 1955 general election Labor had a 7,578 majority inta straight fight with Conservatives.

Labor candidate G. W. Reyn- oldspolled” 13,159 votes to 5,698 for Conservative Ronald Bartle and

57Q.for independent Labor candi- it! James McKie.

in Ilhell k .V . . .‘ . A t‘- world was officially turned‘ Over i s cc giant as it made its first rgus W1 e s ationed here.

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By OVID MARTIN

WASHINGTON (AP) — A 5.5- per-cent jump in the level of farm prices during March and April- in the midst of an economic re- cession—has enabled the Eisen- hower administration to put a si- lencer on the usually voluble farm bloc. For weeks now its members

, have held quiet on oft - repeated

demands that Agriculture Secre- tary Ezra Benson either resign or be fired.

Statistical reports indicate that agriculture as a whole is faring better, relatively speaking, than many urban areas. Farm prices

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The present farm situation has led congressional farm leaders to lay ‘aside, for the time being at least, the idea of trying to over- ride Eisenhower’s veto of a bill that would have frozen farm price supports at last year’s levels. These leaders realize it would not be good political strategy to try to force farm supports higher

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sy Form Bloch , l at a time when agricultural priccsl are rising and consumers are; complaining about high food costs. l POLITE T0 BENSON The present situation is re-l ,flected also in the fact that the! H o u s e agriculture

committee} treated Benson with unac-1

customed courtesy when he ap—l peared before it last week. This‘, committee usually handles himl roughly.

But Benson’s critics say the present farm situation is being made to appear brighter than it really is. They say a major factor in recent price advances was a sharp increase in prices of fruits _and vegetables caused by freezes in the south. They say that sum- mer‘s abundance will change all this.

Cattle and hogs also have lent great strength to farm prices. Farmers have been sending fewer cattle to market. They are in the process of rebuilding herds that had been reduced under previous drought and low-«price conditions.

Production of lhogs is expanding from last year’s rather low level. This increase will be felt in mar- kets during the fall and early winter. There could be a down- turn in hog prices then.

Prices’ of wheat are expected

Baptist Bible Conference Ends :

A four-clay Bible and Mission- ary conference at Central Bed- eque has been higlilysuccessful. Speakers for the event, which

lwas sponsored‘ by the Fundamen-

tal Baptist Church, Central Bed- eque, Rev. R. E. Costoii, host pastor, were Rev. R.R. Wright, Melverne Square, N. S.; Rev. Earle Smith, Lepreau, N. B.; Rev. Victor Burrill, Monclton,

gyear’s crop, because the govern-

ment has reduced the price sup- port by about 20 cents a bushel. But it is possible growers will make more money off this year’s crop because it looks as though it will be very much larger than

last year's.

N.B.: Missionary J.C. Momlbouin quette. Port Maitland. NS.; and Rev. Melbourne E. Cutlibert. Sao Paulo, Brazil, S.A. 1

Rev. Earle Smith opened the. meetings, May 8th with a chal-l lenging message for Christians “Jesus Christ, Lord and Master”. On Friday, Rev. R.R. Wright dis- cussed the “Sin Question” and Rev. Cuthbert, pictured “Brazil Today” and J.C. lvloambourquette in both testimony and slides told of the work among the French speaking people in Nova Scotia.

Saturday, May 10th, Rev. Vic- of Matthew 28 and Rev. Cuth-bert tor Burrill charged the congrega- tion with “The Great Commission spoke on “The Peril of Partial Preaching In a Perishing World” and in the evening he pictured through the medium of slides “The Missionary Message and Method".

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T h e concluding message by Rev. Cuthbert at 7.30 pm. was a

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