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     :10 The Guardian, Charlottetown, 'Iuss., Sept. 11. 1962. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Of 
     
    
   
   
    
     3' BEM PRICE 
     
     history of the space race is es- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ular S o v i e t accomplishments: 
     
    
   
   
    
     glittering promises. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ings to come often have gone} 
     
     hand-in-hand with cxplanationsl‘ 
     
     of why the United States lagsl 
     
    
   
   
    
     GEIITIIAI. 
     
     Ball 4-8246 
     
    
   
   
    
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     116 Kent St. (Opp. Eaton's) 
     
    
   
   
    
     mitted by President Kennedy all 
     
     .his Aiilz. 22 press conference. ‘ 
     
     I At the same time Kennedy,‘ 
     
     jexpressed the belief that before: 
     
    
   
   
    
     behind Russia. inf 
     
     That the United States is sec-‘ flight centre at Huntsville. Ala...1.300.000 pounds in a program 
     
     ond in the space race was ad-[Was asked by the Assoclalcdileadimz In 0Pl’l‘Hll0h8l use of a 
     
    
   
   
    
     The first time the U.S.o fli- 
     
    
   
   
    
     WASHINGTON (AP) ._ Thelcially admitted a race was un- 
     
    
   
   
    
     der way came in 1961 at en- 
     
    
   
   
    
     sentially on account of spectac-jnedy's inauguration. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Thereafter the country had a 
     
    
   
   
    
     and many lesser U.S. scientificl specific goal: A landing on the 
     
    
   
   
    
     y to the space race.’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     booster. 
     
    

    
     Wernher von Braun. German-. 
     
     born rocket expert and director: 
     
     the George C. Marshall space 
     
    
   
   
    
     Press why he ought the} 
     
    
   
   
    
     reach the moon ahead of the} 
     
     Russians. l 
     
    
   
   
    
     jthe present decade elapses e‘ 
     
     .U.S will have overtaken and. 
     
     lsurpassed the Soviets. l 
     
     t On Aug. It the Soviets 
     
     ‘ lailnched l\la.i. Andrian G. Niko-; 
     
    
   
   
    
     Open 8:30 a.m.-9 p.m. 
     
    
   
   
    
     llayev on a 95-hour orbit aroundl 
     
    
   
   
    
     tthe earth. This was followed in-l 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     NDP Elects 
     
     Member In 
     
    
   
   
    
     Americans Still Hopeful 
     
     Reaching Moon First 
     
    
   
   
    
     “We have reason to believe 
     
     that the vehicles used by the 
     
     Russians have a first stage 
     
     thrust of 800.000 to 1,000,000 
     
     pounds." he said. 
     
    

    
     “The Russians have an active 
     
    
   
   
    
     achievements accompanied by} moon before the end of the 605. t booster program so it is likely 
     
    
   
   
    
     they are working on rockets 
     
    
   
   
    
     These promises of great,then and now, is a big rocketbigger than the ones they now 
     
    
   
   
    
     use. 
     
    

    
     "So is this country. We have 
     
     already launched two Saturn 
     
     C-ls with first stage thrust of 
     
    
   
   
    
     C-1 having 1.500.000 pounds in 
     
    
   
   
    
     .United States had a chance tol late 1964. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "We are working on the Sat- 
     
     urn C-5 with 7.500.000 pounds of 
     
     thrust in the first stage. 
     
     should be fired first in 1965 and 
     
     become operational in 1967. 
     
    

    
     “The United States is making 
     
     remarkable progress. . . . Two 
     
     years ago I told the Associated 
     
    
   
   
    
     I 
     
    
   
   
    
     Press I thoullll we had I flood 
     
     fighting chalice to do this before 
     
     the Russians. I still do." 
     
    

    
     That leaves the question of 
     
     why the United States has 
     
     lagged behind the Soviet Union. 
     
    

    
     some observers have cited 
     
     the conservative approach of 
     
     U.S. military men to new 
     
     weapon technology which ex- 
     
     tends from the machine gun 
     
     perfected by Richard J. Gatlin 
     
     in 1862 to rockets. 
     
    

    
     At one time the military could 
     
     see no immediate use for the 
     
     flying contraption of Orville and 
     
     Wilbur Wright. 
     
    

    
     Dr. Robert H. Goodard devel- 
     
     oped a liquid-fueled rocket in 
     
     the 19205. but the army couldn't 
     
     see any use for it as a weapon. 
     
    

    
     Others could. / 
     
    
   
   
    
     DIES OF INJURIES 
     
    

    
     MONTREAL (CP) — Police 
     
     Chief Real Belac. 47. of subur- 
     
     ban Duvernay, died Tuesday 
     
     from injuries suffered in a 
     
     stock car accident at a race- 
     
     track in nearby Fabreville Aug. 
     
     25. Chief Belac. a veteran 
     
     20 years police work. was on 
     
     duty at the track when a stock 
     
     car driven by Georges du Bou- 
     
     dries, 22. of Duvernay went out 
     
     of control and slammed into the 
     
     railing of the track. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     IAGI TILL I-IIM IT'S 
     
    
   
   
    
     NOT NECESSARY 1"-STOP 
     
     AT MY PLACE IJNLE 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     WITH IO MANY HUNG 
     
     YOUNGGTERS LOAFI ' 
     
     HERE ALL TH' TIME an 
     
    
   
   
    
     ...I IILDOM HAVE SUCH 
     
     A THING A‘ ¢A§AflI I 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
        
     
         
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     CKCW.TV 5 24 hours by the launching of Lt.j V ' n E. 
     
     l Col. Pavel R. Popovich on a: o o  I X 5,‘ 
     
     355 P-"‘~'-5'rlli°ll 559" 0" l7l-hour space ride. l 7 A H ;’ 
     
     News, Weather, spam. The Soviet feat was made; By JlM PEACOCK § 
     
     4.-00 pm—Swirig Alon possible by the use of boostersl REVELSTOKE. B.C. (cp)_ > 3 
     
     4:31 pm-Vacation Itma with more than twice the thrust.Mrs. Magaret Hobbs has suc-, 
     
     5.30 pm—Cartocn Party capacity of those in ope;-atjonallceeded her late husband list‘ 0 § 
     
     6.00 pm—Under The sun use by the United State; New Democratic Party - CCF'l 5‘ ’ p»! 
     
     6:15 p.m.-—Television News l clearly. the,,_ the U_s_ how isiniember of the British Colum-I Z 3 5 
     
     «so p.n't.—Sca|n W h tin no position to dupncate the bizéhlegislattiilire for _Revci)lstt;ke.l "| 3 
     
     6:35 p.m.—Te evision eat er fli hts of the two Soviet officers _* 9 “’°" 9 593 "l 3 -V9 “'1 
     
     6:40 p.m.—Haza _§nd “.0!” be for some “me. v tion Tuesday and said the tattle; ’.‘ 9 
     
     6:45 P-"‘-"l°l°"l‘l°" 59”” The accc1ei'ation of the 1.7.8. was fought .over developmem ofl £ 
     
     7:00 p.m.—Highway Patrol man_m_SpaL.e program which. Columbia River power. She said 
     
     7,30 p.m.—zan. Grey Theatre mm, began in a dafinfte fag” she will continue her.husband‘st 
     
     3.00 p,,.._5en Cggey ].0n- in {he Spring of 1958 has stand against the high Arrow / , ’ I 
     
     9.80 p.m.-——Tommy Am rose ‘.' V ency. - ‘ HI 
     
     '°=°° P-"‘-“°°"‘°“V 5F’°' Eqetigliiv se\‘\("i(Ii)n;‘l)‘(a“li1\ltPhd orb}; hltllfiliel P’°"‘i°' W" A‘ C‘ B9““°“ “W1 T°""EA'?T TALK AF’-E9 VOU MEAN‘ . 
     
     l0=3° P-m-‘Summer Playdato ibm.eal"m_aL_y gcauered from 0ne;the result as a vote of confi-i CLAS SEPARATE: US? 
     
     11.30 p.m.-—Reciial : _‘ _ gdence for Social Credit govern- ‘ WHATGAVE ‘IOU 
     
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     12:20 a.m.—CKCW TV News ‘l“E_""l"“l 5_l".'l."'k 1 l".0°l°b“">‘ The margin of vlvtoi-_\' \\':lS‘ > 
     
     12:25 ..m‘_5ig” l9.i., the initial reuclloli from . mm-(,“- for the 52 _ y¢.a,- _ om * 
     
     :the White lioilse. as Fel8i't‘d hyiwidow of George llolibs, wliose‘ [In 
     
     ‘ -lamhs C- Haghrll‘. Press S6CI"£‘- 3 death brought about the bvelec-‘ -! 
     
     TV  1l8l'.V 10 Pfresitdent‘ lgiscnhowt-r.,tion. Mrs. Hobbs defeated So- "I 
     
     - . was one o in ores ut no par- ‘ cial Credit candidate Arvid Lun- 
     
     NITE or DAY ?ticular concern. ‘dell. 62-year-old mayor of Re- . THE HAIR-DOOFA 
     
     nay +3537 Ni“ 4_4503__4_.M62 ; Asked what‘ the So vie ttyelstoke who once held . zu|_u3mp§|5pi_h5]'Epm_ 
     
     _ “ I _achievemt=nt would do to the! egislature seat. by fewer than: wmq goNEyAND5uE 
     
       &  Us Drag!-am Haferty repliedllm votes. 5 FoRB,DDENw 
     
     U4 Kent St. Clrtown that h a s "neveri Llheljal -7- Wallacti Johnston.‘ UNDO “- 
     
     lthought ,,{ nu, program as ""9150, traviled far behind in the‘. R)R‘“°m.Hs_ 
     
     which was in a race with the‘ me‘ 33' ”“,"’-~ 
     
     crcv unto 'sovtets." . "9" .°‘‘“"‘'"3 °"“°‘l "‘"".5‘l"'-" V‘/5”5”5"7”4W-’-‘"7-5' 
     
     IUESDAY l ‘r:]légIll.l.VV‘lbtlll fourtpolls containing Dok/N/-ER//A/I?--IFE 
     
     .‘ 5 elgi e vo ers. unreported i .;,o,v5y,i7oay/sot/Q 
     
     6-28-5-an on IRA-ILWAY LATE liflfluf i3’V§i.‘;e3?§é"‘i’.‘..il’.§l'.' ‘i.’}.‘l= 2 
     
     ‘=30-News 8- Weather l ‘tabulated Mrs Hobbs had 1095‘ C‘ 
     
     6:35-—Country & Western Roundu ‘ t l  l , i i l I 
     
     6:55_Nm & WM" P WITH BABY CRIB ,1vM«[»rte§oi}l1tnrS.t(i][ttit4tiiSt;ii had 1,023 and D A I Ly C R0 5 SW0 R D = 
     
     7:0O—Hebrew Christian Hour LONG };]:;,z\c}{_ N_Y_ IAP) ‘ Mr. Bennett, who had said’ ACROSS -2.Adam’s son 20. His: "'i 
     
     7:l5—Country 8. Western Roundup ...T|1e Railway Express Com. lanti-government votes would be 1. Business 3. Causing Ft.  
     
     7:Cl0—News & Weather ‘ p‘-my Should get "A" {Dr - Evotes against Columbia policy, letter delay 21.Ex- l 
     
     7;35—CFCY Farm News i fort, even if they are 19 ‘declared the people of Revel-I salutation, 4. Fuss actly 
     
     7:4l-Country 8. western Roundup 3 years 13“: in delivering a stoke “support in ever greaterl 931‘ 5- 5hlP'3 Sulli- 
     
     8:00—News 1 crib to M.-_ and M;~5_ Arthur ‘number. the development of the‘ 5. ast Crew able 
     
     3=ll—We5lh9' Coheii. 1 Arrov' Dam." 10. Dwell 6. The devil 23. I, you, 
     
     8:l6-—-Country a. Western Roundup cnhch went into the army . e said the result cut Mr‘. 11. City in 7.'I‘ries to he. 
     
     8;A5—\Neiilher in 1943. and was gent to port .1-lnhbs‘ 1960 majority of 472[ Illinois please by she. 
     
     8:50—News Benning. Ga.. before he went, lvotes to a “fra ion" of thatl 13-G°“l“1llll‘° flattery Gle- 
     
     9:00—Morntnq Devotions overseas. Joining Cohen at ‘numbers the development of thel f it (3 wds.) 24-Hlfihy 
     
     9l0—Morning oods Fort Benning were his wife, ,feat" for provincial NDP‘ 14. Moleskin 8.“. . . three craggy 
     
     925—Matinee with Wlllll E stel l e. and their three- iLe:-ider Robert Stracha-n and C 0" men in l1 
     
     9:30—Mornirig Moo month-old daughter. Dorothy. ‘means "the end Of the DF0Vln- 15' wi"g_ "“ 25-Field 33-D‘‘l°l‘ ' 
     
     10:O0—News 8. Weather Mrs. Cohen, among other lclal Liberal Party as 8 f0rCe."7 15-C°“""l‘l’l° 9-Thick °°l"‘-l P37“ cheese l 
     
     to 05—Notes & Music household effects. had the l DE5Pll€ the Close Vote. Mi‘.l much 12-B°.V'5 mcllckeli 34-withered  
     
     10 ]5_win 5 baby's crib sent to Georgia 'Lunde][ Said he will not seek al 17. Sh_a.l'p- nickname  Summer 36.LlbEl’8.l.e m‘ 
     
     l0:20—Notes 8. Music via railway express. The crib ll‘9C0U - i P°"‘t°d 15-F”°_° °‘5 '“°“”‘ 37-TU’ 2* 
     
     ‘l0:30—Brtde Program tiicln‘t arrive. and the com- ‘ The Social Credit party lmldsi 9"“ "l°”’“"° ‘“."°"- 39- Sumerian fll 
     
     l0:45—Notes 2. Music pany settled with the Cohens :31 of the 52 egislature seats.t 2°-G“°5“.>' 13~L"‘°°‘"" 29-3”“ . "*3"? -<i 
     
     11:00-—Nsws Headlines 3. Weather for 5121. 'lI)‘lierefare L15 DP-CCF mem-ll 22-schglggng 19 iickname fipporiion 40.Fafiher: 
     
     ll;02—Notes ll. Music This weekend Cohen got a - BPS. our iberals and one va- , - - PPl'°"°' - P01” '~" °° 0'!- 
     
     ll;30—Montague Entertainl letter om e railway ex- '.¢3hl?i'. No date has been set for} 26-Malt,‘ 
     
     ‘ll:40—Note.s & Musir. press saying the crib had ;8 byelection in Vancouver Point. 27‘°°°l" 
     
     11:A5—-Bulletin Board been found in a warehouse, =Gl'9-V- lell Vacant by lhe dealhl garment 
     
     11:50-—Notes A Music and asking what should be 10f Mrs. Bllda 31‘0Wh- mlhl-‘l9l'l 28'Inflamed 
     
     l'l:55—At|antil: News Roundup done with it. Wllholll D_0I‘lf0ll0 in Mr. Ben-‘ 'p°t.(:’" 
     
     y2.oo_w.,,t .— Cohen poi nt e d out that 119” 5 Cabinet. _ 29 gylih 
     
     12.05-—-Mostly Music “Baby" Dorothy _. now 19 . About 77 per cent of the 3.373 “V” auNMm1'uiNi<'rl¢YAIIl uuaanu. 
     
     'l230—News 3. Wealh-r years old ~ won't fit into the lehfllhle Voters cast bal ts ‘°“°h°” " '  ——?'—-—"‘- 
     
     12 A5-Mostly Music 1 crib. Nor will son Robert. l4: l A Slrachah Sald lhe Vl'0l0l‘.Vt 30 Capgal of = 
     
     l:0O—News Headlines 3. Weather He added he's sorry. but l’"""‘-‘ the N 1’-CCF is that 9“ "' 
     
     1o2_.M°,,ty MU... what to do with the_ crib is a tslronsest. party in BC. and the 32  I'- 
     
     1l5—The Common Touch Problem for the railway ex- ;°“'Y ""9 Capable 0‘ deleallhfi 'tooi 3; O 
     
     t 3o_wh..I, N press. ‘ the government in the next elec- ’ , z 
     
     H5_M I “on. 35.0tten. poet. 
     
     ' °’” ° 38 Perfect III 
     
     200--News ll. w sth 39 River in 
     
     205—Music for a Summer Afternoon Venezuela ” 
     
     300-News 8- eat r   ‘1_Actre” > 
     
     3:05——Music for is Summer Afternoon Greta __ z 
     
     4=oo—N-w- 8- weather Bv B. JAY BECKER 42. Make no ct 
     
     4:05—Music for it Summer Afternoon‘ ' __ 
     
     l:3O—TI'ie Oulports ‘ we“ d I about it g 
     
     5:00—News 3- Wealhflf 3 9397- Here is a typical situation. 43. Encounter 
     
     5:05—Tl-ie outpom Neither side vulnerable. West le a d s a diamond is n d €4.0vertum 
     
     5:16-FY09?!" 5Ch¢°l”'° aVuuLEA South takes the ace. Declarer DOWN 
     
     5=17-Th‘ °”'P°"” QAQ has three different plays to con- 1. Mother: 
     
     g;§g——:I:‘arir; ,W:|:;her QAQJ sider. He can take a ‘spade fl- °°l1°‘l- : 
     
     = “ 9 " 9 Q8762 nesse. a heart fines . or lead a . . . 
     
     6:00-News 5- W°°'h9' ‘K54 club towards the fling in the DAILI CRY PTOQIJOTE —- Here’s how to work lit = 
     
     6:ls—spom Parade wuss‘ hope that West was dealt th A x Y n 1. B A A x R i 
     
     “=25-""“° "'°9h;“"‘ oxen 9.110352 ace e is L o N a ll‘ 1: 1. L o w 3 
     
     6:30-—Yoni ht’: usic ' . ’ 
     
     7:00-—BaCkg To The Bible 0 3.1 103 . $53‘ at;l;lllceI;: is nodgreat blurry about. One letter sirnply stands for another. In this aampla A is used uh 
     
     7:30__NeM ,_ wwtm ‘qmgs *AJ3 ' t bg ‘spa ‘ea or c ubs. so be for the three Ls, X for the two 05. etc. single letters, apos- 
     
     7:45_L°ne Gum wk s ar_s y eading a heart and fi- trophies, the length and f0l'l'n8.l.l0n or the words are all hints. 9 
     
     &Oo_1°nigh,._ Mum 3 I nessing the jack. if the finesse Each day the code letters are different. uh 
     
     ,mo__A".|gn e '1o97‘5‘, wins. he is sure to make th e A 0 to 1 ti * 
     
     1o.oo...N.w., lnlandhancl AK :'lt‘)rl.i;:a:;. wli.lti'i‘ftitil"tet:iiiStIely dL.-ist. WP tram Quo s on In 
     
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     if" 10:10-—hIIl’iiiri:e  i/villi: $752 turns a diamond. 1 an re I J B v 8 A B L K ‘l D V V F L ‘.3 I F L C 3 V 
     
     ‘_ 10.15-—smIight Serenade The bidding: Declarer wins and leads an- .1 Q L P A U C R. N I‘ U U L K . — F W ll‘ K Q S P 
     
     :" i1.oo—clic National News, News wag Nam, nut 80"". other heart to extract the last , 
     
     -1 Roundup & 1;”! INT Pa” 4 . tmmm after which he runs a Yesterdays Crypttotpiotiez 1'1‘ BECOMES A WISE MAN 1'0 
     
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     :‘lLtn£i(sFto"t;lo. the nlgiel’ it: which 
     
     .5 em can ute tin. 
     
     “"‘°“' , poi-tant. Timing is bi-uclai in 
     
     _; y.oo...u.w., spam I wuthov mfifly hands. and where there is 
     
     I. M5___.'“Hm MW‘ a choice between the order of 
     
     3-’. Iioo-News and wuthu Plays he can‘ in ake. declarer 
     
     ‘ Iil5-—Mar span. should plan his campaign in the 
     
     8:2]-The Gerry Fogarty Show 583'-Sl manner possible. 
     
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     10:40-F0! C Pl 6-‘I5-Regional Commentary 
     
     I015-Matlou Got! 6:20»—Marltimo Spam 
     
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     11%--“II 4 6:30-—The Incomparable Guitar 
     
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     diamond. Now South leads a 
     
     spade and finesses the queen, 
     
     even though he was only at 
     
     singleton spade. . 
     
    

    
     In the actual hand. this play 
     
     gives South the contract. since 
     
     he can discard a club on the 
     
     ace of spades. He later loses 
     
     two club tricks. but he winds 
     
     up making four. 
     
    

    
     Note that if declarer tackles 
     
     ‘clubs ahead of spades he goes 
     
     down. 
     
    
   
   
    
     There are reasons for 
     
     South to take the spade finesse 
     
    
   
   
    
     his club losers. it is simply an 
     
     exchange of losers. 
     
    

    
     Bill the main reason for play- 
     
     iill spades first is that, If the 
     
     finesse fails. declarer can still 
     
     fall back on the club play and 
     
     make the hand if West has the 
     
     ace. whereas it he tackles clubs 
     
    

    
     t and the ace ts 
     
    
   
   
    
     TRY NEGOTIATION BEFORE ARMS.- 
     
     0 III. In: raucous Indians. In. 
     
    
   
   
    
     OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOI’_l._l 
     
    
   
   
    
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     rve MADE mouse . A Ddttos an 
     
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