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Friday by (ailing to appear in sentence and fined $100 for dis
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13 Pantry
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15 Small ipace
18 Kettle tripod
17 Born
18 Eait in Paris
20 Adolescent
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28 Auricle
27 Philippine
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30 Tuscany river
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33 Inner (comb.
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38 Letup
37 State (ab.)
38 Onus of geese
3 Gobi and
Sahara
41 Milk whey
44 Toper
43 Feminine
appellation
48 Musical
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mariner
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53 Respect
54 Made rigid
53 Western cattle
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2 Uncommon
3 Indian
4 Bustle
5 Take out
8 Obliterate
7 Seaport (ab.)
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10 Rant
11 Paradise
12 Hardens
10 Horses
21 Bacchic cry
22 Neck bacK
23 Halt
24 Goddess
25 Emmets
27 Number (pi.
28 Poker stake
29 Smell
31 Aphrodite's
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32Jonson and
Franklin
31 Reduce in
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38 Authenticate
30 Sand hills
40 Flowers
41 Petty quarrel
42 Ireland
43 Precipitation
45 Nautical term
46 Forest
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Men Into
Space Soon,
Say Soviets
WASHINGTON UPI A Rus
sian scientist has predicted that
pilots' and scientific workers
will be sent into space aboard
recoverable satellites "in the near
future."
Space authorities here would
not be surprised if the Russians
sent up a manned satellite next
year. The United States does not
expect to "put a man In space be
fore late 1961.
The Soviet prediction was made
by Prof. V. Dobranravov, doctor
of physicomathematical sciences.
Moscow, in an article distributed
by the Commerce Department's
office of technical services. '
Foresees Other Actions
Discussing Lunik II. which he
said was fully guided and tracked
all the way to the moon Sept. 12
13, Dobranravov foresaw "other
far-reaching actions.""
"In particular, he said, the
creation of controlled and recover
able artificial earth satellites in
the near future is already fully
poiuie. 11 is aiso aireauy possi-j
ble to dispatch pilots and scien
tific workers in such satellites for
training them for distant inter
planetary flights."
Officials in charge of the U.S.
manned satellite program. Proj
ect Mercury, concede that Russia
may well be the first nation to
put a man in space. ,
Disclose Astronauts Names
In Moscow, the names of Rus
sia's first three prospective riders
to the moon were revealed in twe
magazines today.
The magazines "Soviet Union"
and "Ogonek" broke a long So
viet silence on the nation's high
altitude training program with ar
ticles dealing with simulated
space flights in which the blood of
piosoectve astronauts was made
to "boil."
Named as Russia's first astro
nauts were Ivan Kachur. Alexei
Grachev, and Alexei Belokonev. ',
The articles failed to answer
the big question of when Russia
wilt attempt to fling a human
into space in a rocket or possibly
a space exploration plane such as
the American X-15.
It had been reported in the
West that the Soviet Union had
5 to 20 astronauts in training.
The articles published today did
not say whether the three astro
nauts named were the only ones
in training.
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