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ELLIS WAVE SET 244c S3 E3 AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC SKILLET 12-INCH a Completely Immersible a 1 Year Guarantee a Heavy Gauge Aluminum Reg. $14.95 SS.99 (C I Cashier Window Services FILM DEVELOPING YEAR AROUND LAY-AWAY PLAN Fre Gift Wrapping and Greeting Cards for all occasions Hunting and Fishing licenses Checks Cashed Money Orders Postage Stamps elotlle Return Philco TV and Radio Tubes at 40 Discount G-E Floor Polisher 4 Waxer Rental 77c Day minium ii n i minimi hi in iiiwiHmia THE 1111 CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE 1970 Moon Jaunt May Be Dwarfed By Mars Travel . By JOSEPH L. MYLEH United Pren International Washlngton-IUPD-Some peo pie consider the project to land men on the moon before 1970 the greatest and most difficult undertaking in his tory. So what are the advanca planners at the National ministration (NASA) doing? They're thinking up proj ects which, by comparison, will make mere lunar land ings seem easy. Such as, for example, the stationing ol men on Mars to explore tha red planet even as adventur ers of the past explored tha planet Earth. NASA has no "authorized programs" beyond 1970. But it does not intend to go out of business once it has put some men on the moon and brought them back. The moon is out a short step into space. Abraham Hyatt heads what might be called NASA's "what next?" department. Ha is "director of plans and pro gram evaluation." Hyatt Looks Beyond It is his job to look beyond anything to which NASA al ready is committed and figure out space exploration possibilities of the uncommit ted future. Hyatt and his col leagues turn out what ara called "preliminary analyti cal studies." NASA's prospectus divides naturally into the periods "before 1970'' and "after 1970." This does not mean all the "before 1970" blanks have been filled in. Before lmo projects still in the study phase and not yet approved include: -Shooting a scientific pay- load clear out of the solar system; robot exploration of the sun's remoter planets; de velopment of a reliable rocket ferry system operating be tween earth and moon; estab lishment of scientists in lab oratories whirling in space around the earth. 1970 Space Date What about "after 1970"? Don't hold Hyatt or NASA to any rigid timetables. This is the period In which man will undertake space Iods award ing all those now projected. Even the experts can omy guess when any specific mis sion of the future will get under way. With that understood, Hy att recently suggested this program: After 1970: Construction ot a station on the moon to serve as a base or lunar ex ploring parties and as an ob servatory for astronomical studies of the distant uni verse. After 197S: The landing of men on Mars and the recon naissance of Venus by manned spacecraft. Base or. M.trs After 198': Construction of base on Mars: manned ex peditions to the vicinity ot Mercury, the smallest and innermost planet, and to mas sive Jupiter, the largest mem ber of the sun s family. Hyatt said spacecraft and rockets now being developed for the lunar landing could be used to establish at least small station on the moon. For most of the future mis sions, however, plans are a long way from what NASA calls the hardware stage. Tha magnitude of these jobs, Hy att said, "will dwarf tha manned lunar landing program." But he is not dismayed. Controlled nuclear energy is less than 23 years old. Com mercial television and anti biotic drugs were unknown less than 20 years ago. A decade ago only scientists and engineers had illy notion that ballistic missiles would ever be practical. The first man- made object was flung into orbit only a few months over ive years ago. Plans Planet Trip Technology moves fast these days. So "the sheer mag nitude ' of sending mc-n to other planets "doe not seem to be an insurmountable det errent," according to Hyatt. And although many of thesa projects are several years in the future, preliminary plan ning for them is warranted now. Such studies, Hyatt said, 'point the way to the kind of earliest basic and applied research that must be under taken to create the sciuntilie and engineering foundation" for tomorrow's missions. Hyatt Is a man of great faith in man. W'H human beings really build bases on Mars, fly past great Jupiter, visit the further reaches ot the solar system? This Is Hy att's answer: "None of these space ex ploration concepts will be easy. All will require tha most rigorous and creative thinking of which man Is capable. In my mind, there Is no doubt of the outcome, for next to the power of God, the strongest forces on earth stem from the thoughts ot man."
