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New Rocket
Short Of
Expectations
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Tliu coumrvs nrei and biggest
super rocket, the fUme-spewtng
Viking II. shot upwards only 33
mllrs in a recent test, far short of
the 114-mile record of Uie Oerman
V-3.
oxygcii-ajid-alfflhol furl burned for
only 48 second, althouisti It had
carried enough for M seconds. The
flut Viking, set up May 3. burned
through d3 seconds of Its supply.
failure of the rorkrla to burn up
their enure fuel load has not been
explained.
The purpose of the Viking pro
gram is the studv of cosmic rays
and the upper atnuv.pher plus de
velopment of a, wartime space ship
to carry atomic bombs.
Viking Different
Bulldozer, Powtr
Line, Tree Tangle
CANBY. 8ept. 12 (,tn A bulldmer.
a tree and 1I.5O0 volt power line
tangled yesterday and a house
burned, another house had Its wir
ing system burned out and one
block area was blarked out.
Clackamas County Tire Warden
Krneat Evanson reported the bull
doser knotked over a tree. The tree
shorted the heavy voltage line and
burned out a transformer. This set
slices at the home of neighbor John
Weiiner were burned out.
The block area of rural New Era
was without power lor an hour and
a half.
An luespeiuivt Want Ad today
kill mean t t lor you tomorrow I
incorporates Internal stabilisation
But Dr. Homer E. Newell, rocket through a movable rocket engine
that automatically switches the
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expert In the naval research labora
tory at nearby White Bonds proving
) ground, termed the navy's test a
success.
"We were after stability and con
trol this time," he said. "Next time
we will concentrate on engine per
formance." The slim. 4-foot-long Viking II
attained a top speed of 1775 miles
an hour In Its test last Tuesday. A
ptederessor had soared 50 miles and
hit 2250 mph over the same desert
country.
More Testa
But the Viking II Is only the second
of 10 planned rocket tests. Nsvv sci
entists are shooting for an ultimate
altitude of 200 miles above the
earth. They had hoped to hit 100
miles or better on this last test but
some fault In the projectile's amas
uig intricacy cut oft her power be
fore sh reached the hoped-for
speed of 3600 mph.
In last weeks test, the liquid-
in contrast to uie v-z. ine vn"i , ,nr, tn. .,,. of Bui..lrll venion
and caused $.1000 damage. The w ir
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thrust stream to keep the missile on
course. This feature may eventually
eliminate tins which are a tremend
ous drag at the high speeds. The
rocket ship thus may have true
pencil shape.
The Viking Is stable after the
"burn-out" In conlrast to the erra
tic V-2 Thev are built bv the Olenn
L Martin company and powered
with reaction motors.
A monthly average of 14.000
American Red Cross volunteers
I gave 1.010.000 hours of service to
members of the armed forces !ast
year.
Caroline E. Whitby
TEACHER OF MUSIC
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line courtesy, too." So when she's getting the gang to
gether for a picnic, or for any reason needs to make calls in
a row, she waits several minutes between each one. "It's
simple to make friends with others on our line," Janie points
out "I just use the telephone the way I like them to."
3. Getting the most from the telephone -and helping
others get better service depends in part on every tele
phone user. Proper use of telephone facilities, which have
doubled In the West in ten years, makes your own serv
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servants.running errands, saving time, saving steps. And
it still does its jobs for just a few pennies a calL
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I was just sure Babs' number was 8145...but when I called
her I got the drug store. Turned out her number was
8415. So unless I'm really sure of a number, I'm going to
double-check it by looking in the telephone book." And
that's a good tip for all of us teenagers and grown-ups.
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