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DOHED LINEJndlcates It hit of Russias ltdton space ship around the earth today SOVIET EXPECTS manure Continued from page one before this year is out he told the Soviet newsngcncy Tass There was some speculation elsewhere that the Russians mayi have living man aboard the vehicle and are using the dummy spaceman twist just to throw American scientists off while testing to see whether safe recovery couldbe achieved MAY BE REAL The dummy may he the real thing said one scientist who declined to be identified and theres the outside possibil ity that if the Russians found everything worked all right they would then make the dramatic announcement that they had man in space be very chary about he llevlng expilclty that its only dummy thats aboard Some 2V tons of the rocketa weight was made up of pres surized cabin with dummy pilot inside fitted out to radio back information on human physical processes No attempt will be made to re cover the cabin or the dummy man The cabin will be separated from the ship by radio signal from earth and will burn up as it Enttills the atmosphere spaceshipI launched on the eva of the EastWest summit meeting in Paris was passing over the French capital every 012 minutes and also was speeding over other major West rn cities including New York London Sovlet sclentl said the launching and th flight over Paris Jhas re not only the immense of the Soviet Union but also our passionate visht unite the efforts of man kind the cause ofI progress of science and technology NgfiMAL OPERATION spaces ip was sondin back intermittent high pitched radio signals which were picked lp throughout the world Tass said the irregular beeps indi cated the ship was operating nor maily Russia took full propaganda advantage of the timing of the launching The news that the spaceship was circling the earth was read three times over Mos cow radio by the stations star announcer Yuri Levlton and was followed by patriotic and Com munist party music and songs Professor Vladimir Dohronra vov leading Russian scientist sold the time the spaceship stays up will depend on how long it takes to transmit its findings When these are completed ra dio signal will be sent separat ing the cabin from the satellite Dobronravov said the launching was linked with the supervrockct tcst firings into the Pacific last January in London spokesman for British interplanetary Society es timated the rocket propelling the Soviet ship was two or three times more powerful than the cur rent Unlted States Atlas and Titan rockets NEXT HUMAN Moscow radio review of the illghts aims said tho next step in Soviet space exploration would be the launching of another spaceship and the successful re turn of its cabin to earth The commentator said at pres ent Russia was primarily inter ested in questions connected with the strain imposed on people launched in spaceship in the study of the effects of cosmic rays on the human organism as well as the scope of the danger from meteors which accompanies every space flight The spaceship provides oppor tunities for obtaining large scale photographs of the sun and for the study of solar physics Is So viet expert said in an article todays Communist party news paper Pravda Hotter Didnt Say Spy Flights Will Continue Ollicial Claims WASHINGTON APt State Secretary Christian Herter has not declared that United States spy flights will continue over Russia says George Alien di rector of the US information Agency in television interview Sun day he said there has been great misunderstanding that would like to correct Allen said Herter had stated that there is an obligation and responsibility on the part of the USgovernment and of the free world to try toobtain information to guard against surprise attack but he has not said we are going to continue to fly Commenting week ago on the shooting down of an American plane inside Russian territory Herter said in special state ment The government of th United States would be derelict tflo its re sponsibilities not only to the American people but to free neo ples everywhere it it did not in the absence of Soviet conpern tion take such measures as are possible unilaterally to lessen and to overcome this danger of sur prise attack In fact the United States has not and does not shlrk this responsibility At the time state department press officer Lincoln White did not seek to discourage reporters from interpreting the Barton statement as notice that flights over Russia would continue until there is East West agreements on steps to guard against aur prlse attack Through all the tempest about the plane Incident no high ad ministration oiilclal has given flat statement that the flights are ontlnumg or have been stopped He said there had been great misunderstanding about what Herter had said tittt vTEttttY men cIIMIcHIII TH gramme accessions comm sums iNdMans Land Seen In Canada HALIFAX CPIHaircut Worthington recently retired Canadian civil defence cocrdina tor said hens Saturday that if there is third world war Can ada will be turned into no mans land bit country will be the battle ground MatGen Wnrthington predicted in an address The veteran of six wars and revolutions said war with nu clear weapons will have to be fought in small pockets He compared the effectiveness of nuclear weapon to break ing walnut with sledgehanr Iner He pointed out that such weapons could only be used ef fectively on large masses Rockefeller Says No To Nomination NEW YORK MP Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York rejected ngnln Sunday the vicepresidential nomination and said he would not attend the Re gublican national convention next uly in any capacity Rockefeller sold his more at lendance at the convention could be misconstrued by delegates that he would be willing to accept the vicepresidential nomination IFrankly he said in letter to Senator lhruston Morton tltcp Ky Republican national chairman could not justify leaving the governorship of the state of New York to become vlcopresldent The governor also turned down nforionssuggcstlon that he serve at the convention either as key noter of permanent chairman TESTS wnu PAElB AWSoviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev went for prosummit stroll today and run into refugee from communism who obltglngiy interpreted for him The Soviet premier on his morning constitutional also ads vised pretty French maiden to get herself good husband and made some personal onthespot investigations of French living standards and wine The Soviet leader popped out his embassy at about 100 am and strode through prosperous middle class area He darted into grocery shop operated by 30yearold Michele Pacaueet The astonished propri etor rushed to show him around Then up came Yugoslav em ployee 25yearold Bata Raclc who came to France last year as language student and stayed as political refugee from commu nism snoon Iranusucnnv Raclc who can speak Russian translated Khrushchavs words for the shop proprietor It obvi ously shook Khmshcbev to hear the Russian Raclc didnt say what he told Khrushchev how ever and the soviet premier just asked few questions about the number of employees in the shop mumbled fewworda and left without shaking hands He lust said Do svidanlyagoodbye few minutes before he had been considerably more ani mated Khrushchev was accompanied by the Soviet ambassador to France SergeVlnogradov an in terpreter anda few aides Earlier on the spur of themo ment he popped into specialty food shop and surprised mana ger Raymond Balade 27 and clerk Jeanette Dupont Good morning ladies and gen tlemen boomed the beaming Khrushchev as he stepped into the shop which was named Aux Douoeurs de France the sweet ones of France HOOKS Al WINEE lle bobbed amiany about look ing closely at the wares and pay ing particular attention to the ar ray of French wines Ha handled NOW snowme IMPERIAL WINNER OF TWO BRITISH ACADEMY AWARDS am In ONTARIO 13 Drown In Canada In First Warm Spell ny THE CANADIAN PRESS Canddas first flush of warm weatherrent Canadian joyfully back to the water this weekend and shot the nations drowning tell to 11 Canadian Press survey from pm local times until midnight EDT Sunday showed that at least 25 persons died violently Traffic claimed 11 lives and one died after fall in British Columbia Five of Ontarios seven deaths were by drowning Four drowned In British Columbia three in Que bec and due in Manitoba Three road deaths brought Quebecs toll to six New Bnmswlck and Alberta re ported two traffic obnths and Nova Scotla and Saskatchewan each had one Continue Dragging iorIlood Victim SUDBURY CP Dragging operations hampered by fast Efli mi miiwvi for ilklnen 50 drowned Friday night while he and friend were land hagglng road against floods The socldont occurred on the Lake Penago road so miles west of here when the motor of boat out and he was tipped into the Vermilion River Povlnciai police said the water was running so fast that even boat with fihorschower engine could not make headway Political Beiugee Interprets For On PreSummit Stroll few bottles looked at the trade marks grinned and chatted with his ambassador Then he wheeled to tho mun ager and asked How much does the shop make in adayt About 100000 francs £200 day the manager replied Thats tiond said Khrushchev nodding And how much do you yourself earn About 75000 francs month with hoard and keep Baiadl an awered PREMIER DIGNANT Khrushchev urned to Miss Du pent and asked the same ques tion She replied aha made her hoard keep and 25000 francs month The Soviet lender showed trace of indignation Why is there so much differ ence between you two be de manded in Russia this sort of thing does not exist Then he asked the girl her age Jeanette said she was 11 Are you married Khrushv asked N111 site replied smiling de re Choose good husband he cornsclled with grandfatherly gr II In the to minutes Khrushchev was in the store he didnt buy anything didnt ask for anything and wasnt given anything He strolled away down the street and soon was crossexarn inlng worker on cement mixer Again he was mostly in terested in what the man made The toll includes accidents con nected with weekend holiday ae tlvlty ONTARIO FATAIJTIEB The Ontario dead Wilfred Corkcy 22 and Ken neth Murphy 24 both of Kings ton drowned when their outboard motor boat was swamped in take Ontario near Kingston Saturday Esther Lawlor 50 of Toronto when hit by car on her way home from work Saturday Ernest Mills so of Bridge north drowned while fishing in tho Otonabce River 15 miles north of Port Hops Saturday Frcderlclr Popotf 54 of Tor onto when his car was struck by CPR passenger train near Markham Saturday QUEBEC CPiLiberal leader Jean usage carried his election campaign into the Lake St John region during the weekend with blastat the Quebec govern ments unemploym nt policies while Premier Antonio Barrette discussed his plans for hospital insurance Mr Lounge speaking to an overflow crowd at Almas city hall in thebattle for June 22 votes said the only proposal Mr Barrette can make to solve the unemployment problem is Qua bec is to provide direct relief Tory idea archaic Mr Lesags said referring to what he termed Mr Barrettes mm more men Ville Jiklnen 50 Sudhury drowned while sandbaggiag road so miles west at Sudbory against floods Friday nilht George Brown as month old son of Mr and Mrs George Brown of lndian River eight miles east of Pcterboroush drowned when he fell from whorl ntar his home Sunday STRIKE ENDS SHAWINIGAN Rue CF Agreement was reached Satur day ending onavweek strike at the Shawlnlgan Chemicals Com pany by 2300 members of the In ternatlonai Chemical rk Union CCCL Discussion of Mn iorlty grlavances main cause of the strike will be resumed Que Politicians Stir Up Campaign longstanding relations with the Conservative party Mr Barrette said in the East ern Townships city of Drum mondvllls Sunday that he favors discussions with federal authori ties about the possibility of Que bec lointogtho national hospital insurance scheme At the last session of the legis lature before dissolution Mr Barrette said Quebec would set up hospital plan this year but he did not say whether it would bee joining the national scheme or entirely separate He told his Dnnnmondvlllo au dience the Union Nationals gov ernment had not wanted to go ahead until it was sure there were enough hospitals FEATURE TIMES Yellowstone Kelly 700 and 1015 p111 Hell 0n Frisco Buy Two BIG HITs WAttNm BROS mum manteowv ADED WAINEn BIO fluEur HRILLER AlAll lADD GJtOBIllSOII JOAIIIIE Dltll IIEll no FRISUO BAY mCINluAScoPE un WARNERODLOR uaa mmvlmammmmmmv wmnwmumm nuuvaJAGUMmwnFRANKTWLEMnWARNER BROS ATTENTION PARENTS eNIROLMENT or KINDERGARTEN cLAssEs Iron YEAR sen mo To mitts 19st WILL TAKE PLACE Barrie Public Schools TUESDAY MAY 17 Codrington Prince Of Wales WE MAY 18 Oakley Pork King Edward DNESDAY THURSDAY MAY 19 Johnson Hitlcrul FRIDAY MAY 20 Steel St anemone1130 am zoo330 um consumingmmwmyoumummhaveysngmv By 31 noon mm of 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