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HOUSTON (AP) — Astronaut Scott Carpenter re v iewe d the final harried moments of his May 24 space trip and said he had to rush to prepare for his return to earth.

‘'1 th one reason I got be- hind at retrofira (the slowdown to return to w

at dawn during the I discovered the dlliﬂce particles."

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around the ear . was leased to engineers and scien- tists attending Tuesday's Na- tional Aeronautics and Space Administration conference

re- ‘bital spacecraft itself, Carpenter was W

Astronaut Describes Rush [As He Got Sei For Re-Entry

Ithis base of the U.S. in space ﬂight program. . Carpenter's oral report of his experiences highlighted the program of seven technical pa- rs.

D9 In the blue book, Carpenter told of an inadvertent blow his hand delivered to the side of the spacecraft and the result- Jing cloud of luminous particles ‘he saw through the windows. ‘ Since this indicated the mys- .terious particles — perhaps the lones Astronaut John Glenn Icalled fireflies on h or- fli — came from the

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highly interested and proceeded [to repeat the experience.

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Mrs. Joe Shea and her sister of Lynn. Mass. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hackett.

Mrs. John Mclfinnon. Dorch- ester. Mass. and Mr. Angus McKinnon. Patucket R.I. were recent guests of their mother Mrs. Iiughie McI(innon. Tig- nish and their sister, Mrs. Al-

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so p.m.-Scan.

35 p.m.-—‘loIavislon Wasthar to p.m.—Haza

45 _p,m,—-Tslsvision Sports

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so p.m.—-Fsihsr Knows But no p.m.——BunkIiousa Boys

‘ so p.m.—-Third Man pop.m.—Dannis The Monaco go p.m.—Psrada

no p_m.—Kratt Mystery Theatre [)0 p.m.—Sight Line

30 p,m.—-Hancock's Half Hour News

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fred Handrahan.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McQuaid and family Charlottetown were visiting Mrs. McQuald’s parents, Mr. and Austin an- drahan. Christopher Cross and other members of her family.

Mrs. Evelyn Fowler, Dorche- ster, Mass. spent some time ‘visiting her son-in-law and dan- ghter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bren- nan. Sea Cow Pond.

Roy and Ivan Mcitae. Toron- to. Ont. spent the weekend the home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward McRae.

Vanard Gaudet. Toronto. Ont is visiting his father. Mr. Gerry Gaudet.

Edwin Bernard. Toronto, Ont. is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Boniface Barnard.

L—Bombard'ier_Alonzo Hogan with his wife and family from Ontario is visiting his father Mr Patrick Hogan, and her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Morrissey. North Cape.

Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Chaisson are Mrs. Chaisson's daughter, Mrs. Earl Lake and son Gregory. and her son Eddie Gallant of Toron-

ITIME SLIPPED AWAY .. l ‘‘I felt I had time to get that taken care of and still prepare properly for retofire," he

“but time slipped away."

In his rush to get everything done, Carpenter inadvertently left two control systems on- both the semi - automatic and manual —— durin the time in which the braking rockets were to fire. This led to is needless fxplenditure of position control ue

John A. 0'Keefe. NASA space thcoreticlan said the snowﬂake- like particles apparently came from the condensation of steam emitted from the spacecraft’s cooler system or from small particles of dust. insulation or other sweepings from the space- craft. or from all these sources.

roy Harbour. has as her guests her son and his wife. Cpl. Clad- ence White and Mrs.’ White at Camp Gagetown, N.B.. also visiting Mrs. MacFarlane a r 2 her two grandchildren. Patsy and Kevin Lowton of Montreal. e

and Mrs. Paul Swinainer

turned to their home a f t e r spending their vacation w i t h Mrs. Swinamers family, Mr. Mrs. E. Robertson d Jimmy in Murray Harbour. Miss Ida Clark has returned to her home in Halifax aft e r spending a week in Murray liar- bour. While here she was th e gu‘::st of M’. and Mrs. Freeman ite

‘ Mr. Germ-d White, Trenton. ._Ont., is visiting LAC Samuel Prowse at "Riverside House", Murray Harbour. Mr W h

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travelled irom Trenton by mot- of

. orcycle. ‘ Miss Lucy Lumsd/en who had

been visiting in Murray Harbour i is

i has returned to her home

of Watertown. Mass" have re- in

The ouimiimi. cimiotietowii, wad‘. Aug. 29, 1932. 9;

Boston. Mass. accompanied 9. her return trip by Mrs. R a 3 Jordon. Murray Harbour.

Mr. Ross White, Oshawa, On- tario. is visiting in Murray Har- bour at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Milton White '

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Daley of Cambridge. Mass.. are visiting

White Sands and are the guea:s of Mrs. Daley's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. a n d

Mrs. Ray N icolle.

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BRITISH MP TO VISIT MOOSE JAW. Sask. (CPI- Dr. Ronald 1. Johnson. a Brit- ish member of arllament, is to visit Saskatchewan this fall at the invitation of the Keep Our Doctors committee. it was announced Monday. The medi- cal doctor and lawyer will spend the fiost two weeks of October in the province giving his views ritai s national health plan. The KOD opposes the pro- vincial government’s compul- sory medical care insurance plan.

Young Lawyers

3. Urged To Avoid

Falling In Rut

By KEITH KINCAID

HALIFAX (CP)—The annual meeting of the junior bar Mon- day touched off the week - long meeting of the Canadian Bar Association.

The one - day meeting was -filled mostly with advice for the young lawyers. all under 36 years of age. The advice. in a nutshell. was to guard against getting in a rut. Variety is one of the ingredients of a success- ful legal career.

Jacques Barbeau of Toronto was elected chairman of the junior bar. succeeding Charles Gonthier of Montreal. Elected

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Western Roundup after a very pleasant visit spent lawyers split into .groups for 13 swedhh mo! water p—~ew. i. w... or with relatives and friends in and discussions on particular areas m 25_sco._ ' 5—CFCY Farm Newt around Boston, while guests of Of the I8W- 14. A 10.11 Amendment u,h_ 0-Country 8. Western Roundup um summer home of Mr, and nun (goth) Gaelic '0-N‘ ' M . R.L. It , C Cod. , _- I‘V“'-“:'I‘°' gllli Kenneynngnd iii: sisters. u 351??“ ‘Wt 29 6-Covmrv '- W0-W‘ *°"“<*°° Ann and Maryellen, Medford. 16.Psr£aot s Para ‘child can - o_5:n’"’I"" Mass. returned to their h o m e 3.11,“; 31, Garden 31,59 be it . aw; . I‘ 3:3?“ zvfittelf I':IIl:1I$'ae'Sa:ltidh:I!Iig:C}I'S iiiiﬁilis Mtr. andMMrs. Harry W§Ii;I‘7- 1¢,§°g.1.li.°q' 33.?av:t:: with Iivyemininbork .......... o... €.‘.i.“.‘.T.§‘§¥ 23.3.1 ‘$.72: E12112 i§'§‘.°. Ii.°.’..-°".'.......i'.i‘.".'.. “iy'i?...§”°“ 5 ‘°‘?$°3"" ‘}.’;’.§}'..‘?§'““'....2 at .........'“‘°"°i'.t. i‘.‘.’.“.‘.‘.. " 5"‘“"‘";;m‘“""‘ ““""‘ 1,_ Medic,-d_ \.;ho is holidaying hour and are house guests at ostitar ‘ _ at ‘as In . .,_M.,.,,.,., M,,,,, at her summer home at Skin the Riverside House “ :6 I 2. s 4- 5 6 ~ I 9 0_N,w, ‘ w“,,,., ners Pond. N Mr. and Mrs. C ar e Mac- ~c°m u '1 ,5___N°,“ md Mum M s _Elalne Ready. R Donald have returned to Digby. 2? ?°nlhP"“l ll 5-w;., 57 Montreal. 13 lllendlng her h01i- N.S.. after spending a week in morons“, b—N.m. a. Music days It the home of her parents Murray Harbour. guests of Mr. 28 MN“ I3 i H- »: o_a.;d. pmg.-.... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ready An- and Mrs. Alex Vaniderstine. ‘“.t lb 5_N;,... a. Mum glo. ' LAC Samuel Prowse and Mrs. y ' 5-Jimmie Rodgers Show Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Doyle. Prowse and son Gerald are vis-‘ so Mum‘ " I 0—Naws Haadllnas I. wdsiiiu Toronto.‘ Ont. are spending a iting Mr. Prowse's family at ‘simum 2-Notes 8. Music very enjoyable honeymoon tour- “Riverside House" in Murray soddi ', :0 3' n 3., 1* 15 0—Montsgua Entertain: ing the Island. and visiting rcla- Harbour. Mr. Prowse is with nmuhund it 0-Nam 5- tives and friends of Mr. Doyle's the RCAF and is stationed in 35 co 3-, ‘ 5‘I3U''°'i" 300"‘ at Skinner's Pond and Christo- Tienton. Ont. 33: Roundup pher Cross. Mrs. Frank MacFarlane. Mur— 3g_B°yo. 1. :9 ‘ D—Weathar _ 41 Th. 3. 5; ".- ' 5—M ti M is ' 0-N::«Iy& Walther §§""'°“" II’ as 31 ﬂ O! ‘ * D—Naws Hsadllnaa I Waathar 3.7 3- JAY BECKER '3'“. 3’ 4. I-Mostly usic Down 5—BobI:iy Hill Show ' I - 33:; ii’ :.:"° :."i:‘°=:.:' .':.::..".';'.- 1-No-M " “ 5‘"‘°"'V ”“"“ " “er I I i iiiiy oub rnis the wo id 43 ‘t D—Naws Headlines O WOICIIU NONE :? d us] lgutrl? 9] ' f ta’ ud 2'T° ‘lea tmulic for :mSumm:; ‘w“0'"":" 5 "“ I iinnot ieallyg ldsayilitfdiculte a:uit': botonmld "3 sws a no a an 53 ' . ._,.u,,c .,: , 50;,“ ,,,,.,. :30 4 cracked up to be. namr oiuzrioquom --. Ilaaa’a how to work it. °'N¢WI Ind WOIIIW Q0042 Here is an exercise with the ;_ x '2 n 1, 3 A A x I: 5-Music ier . Summer Afternoon nuiiébei; 3.8 gasctmgniuieisl is 1. o N a I‘ 1: 1. L o w >-moon. s an no '9“-‘° " ui.1tiii IA’ sod ii-~~'--“-ii’ w--~ ‘ ‘ ‘‘ ‘.:.:‘’°.‘.’§e.;°’L’.‘‘.'‘‘..’..“.‘.5‘‘:‘i.“.ii‘.:.''1.i -.?':::°.....‘“"*:.'r:*i.-m:°:.*:*:.-;'..:..:.::'i::...:‘.‘:... ‘Th - - t—Prc:grsm sciisduls :?gJ5’:' .1 ’dismonds. East showing out. t.rophIOI.~ths !0l'll1l:!IDu!tI.OfnEIO words are all hints. l soiohn cs-iisi-an swsysa .1015 Q38: It‘ is onlyd trig‘ three, but 3”“ 5|» “I0 0040 9 1" '3‘ 1" D-Th Ot m Souh alrea y ows a grea 5—Ma.rInauV$:atI\OV .3 deal about the adverse hands - ‘ anbﬂun qmuuon The Outpom .3103 eknowsfor a certainty DI BRFPROXVKBI K03 BYIIXUON >oNewI s. wuiiiu QAIQJOJ3 West started with one spade - i—spom Pmds ‘g; _ nd four dlanionds “He h 0 KO.) ZR! KQQKUO KVV QWTIONA.-— i-aid P West has at . east ve carts D‘-T::ni;Iit'rs°gfxi':I¢ 1'" nah“ V.‘ I". headed by t"li)e ‘ale; (and proba- 1’ I K 3 3' 3 Y 3 W K V A - 5- Show Ila: south b th e , - II'.".T':..nii.°'I'iiIi.i. 1 nbia.- so P-- ‘wguld iioiasiouiiie iiiiiaﬁiiismonds "°'“""\V" ‘*!P“"|""°- °°°' THAT *L”m . N... I. w.. s: so nus without the ace and would not cmwron OFNATURIANDABCHITECT 0”“ - Interview opasiag Iaad—nva of Initial. bid hearts with less than five - UINTILIAN Tonight's Music I hum done ‘one mid“ of them. I 11 III! Isshsaa Incllelii. II!- in Orchid oisols mchingim my day. and still At leastlten rain. West’; carg: _ _.._.__ I ' ' '. th ...'£'."T:. mm. .... ....... ii:-,:;;t ;;:;g,,:1';,-_v,-,b;gﬂe,;.;;-; .-;.s,,. :;-:,,=:,& ,,_,,,_ ,,,,..,,h,: our soaiinmo HOUSE MAJOR I-IOOPLE W ' til III I I ﬁg-— Mlimas V:l:h wima ’“}._-“:’:,'.y‘.’,'.,‘:"‘,.i'.','.‘,..','," 3.1.?’ ,1,,,.,,- iiggst ‘iii most’. iliyree clubs vou sunemox wsi.L.16U565 Starﬁsh! Smnodo ' 1. dam 13 “mg mg “ch guﬂ Now all that South has to do lN.IIVIl'rElN.- THOSE Guys “I “A75 How 4 ac Nsiionsl Nevin *°"""-" has 13 cards. but the way 1 is assemble this rm ‘EIGWEIN*4W““¢R" New '3. u,'¢oo many players so and ‘hen work out a way to you

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take advantage of it. Its ras- lines that if he .draws trumps and plays a low heart _to the queen. he will probably lose two heart tricks and go down. To prevent this from hap- pening. he start.s by the A-K of clubs. He then plays a trump to the ten and ruffs a club. This clears West of clubs.‘ -Now south drliws two rounds of trumps to bring CVCITO1 dow- to four cards. no the plays the king of hearts. West. with only hearts left. must win the sea and return a heart to son score the tea. I! he doesn't take the king. he makes South’: task even easier.

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