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Predicts Round The Moon ''59"'” 5A57. Flights In Near Future

TROY, N. Y. IAPl-A rocket ex- pert says man Mil attempt illgfls :around the moon in the near future

Dr. Warnher von Braun declared

lsalellites can be adapted to carry Crqws. He predicted that the at- ptempt will be made after the establishment of the first earth satellites. scheduled to be launched in the international Geophysical Year. 1957-58.

Von Braun. now chief of the. United States guided missile devel- opment division at Radslone Arsenal. Huntsville. Ala.. played an important part In Germany's wartime rocket program.

He told a joint meeting of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Astrophysical Society nnd the Troyl Astronomy Cluh Friday night mat: the first small satellites will he fol-l lowed by larger ones with helterp equipment.

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Vnn Hraun added. "man himself will attempt- lwbllal night. The task of project- lung a crew into an orbit amounts .t-ssentlally to replacing the rela- ltively small rockets” with larger ones.

mentally new problems.

”0nce manned orbital flight has been attained. a 10-day (light. around the moon. not involving a landing thereon. pnses R relaliv:-iv

Mr. Edward Dcvinl. Charlotte- town. was in Pisquld East on busi- ness Tuesday. November 29.

simple problem." l Mr. Floyd Jay was in Charlotte- Vnn Braun said the effects of town on busmeu w,dne5d3y. many of the conditions to which men would be subjected could be Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jay re- studied with the help of stimulated turned Tuesday from Cnmbridge.l hnlquell , lMsss- having spent the past twol "Human . centriluzes may belweekl vilitinl Mlllillel 1116”- used to train rocket crews to func-i lion as a team under high noel-p Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald. erations." he suggested. "Weight-Lorne Valley, were guests of Mr. ltssness can be ' ulated in fllghtslnnd Mrs. Harold Jay. Wednesday

of present - day rnckot aircraltlevenin; November 30.

through ballistic arcs. Survival in p cockpit can be studied in the Mr. Edward Jay was a visitor In labm'alory" .Charlottetown, Thursday. Decem-

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Wallace Dirt. Lunch was served by the honteu. assisted by her daughter. Audrey- Next maetln: to he held at tho homo ot Min Gladys Birt, Wednesday January 4.

Miss Isabel Birt. Charlottetown. spent the weekend with her par- ents. -Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Blrt.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Aflleclt. Mount Stewart. visited relatives in Piaquld East Sunday.

Miss Juanita Jay. Charlottetown. was a weekend visitor at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Jay.

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