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9t i. Of. TIIE BOSTON DAI1.Y GLOBE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1939 Eleven Call Off Aerial Catch of Satellite Nose Cone IcaDsule would fall noith of around the South and North These include launching-techniques, propulsion, communications, orbital character- the area where Havaii-baecl Poles. This contains a beacon Soviet Goes planes were poised to grab it and may be further tracked, as it parachuted down. said Roy Johnson, director of Missile Bugs Disrupt Plans To Snare Discoverer Capsule I istics and orbital stability.

But the experts planned to i the Pentagons Advance Ke- The Air Force plans to make search Projects Agency. Grey Flannel 'capsule recovery attempts in eject the capsule anyway, as a ii test of its equipment. Tracking (the remaining dozen or so shots The Air Force ballistic mis-j of the Discoverer series. Some tations in Alaska will try to rocket off course, although the exact cause wasn't known The two instrumented satel On Exports sile division in California re- capsules will contain mice and monitor the sequence of these events. monkeys.

ported that preliminary tele lites it carried popped out WASHINGTON, Apr. 14 (AP) Mechanical bugs today wrecked an attempt to fire an Atlas intercontinental missile, and upset hopes for a spectacular aerial catch of N. N. Smeliakov, president Meanwhile, the second stage of Amtorg, Russia's American 1 Hi prematurely at an altitude of 200 miles and the shattered If the technique works well enough, it may be used to ease to earth the first man to venture into space. metry data indicate that a majority of the primary objectives of the Discoverer-shot "were well achieved." of the Discoverer, minus the trading Corporation, said last Vanguard plunged into the capsule, will continue in orbit night that the Soviet Union sea oft Cape Canaveral, Fla, Air Force scientists said was ready to compete with iauity timing device pre American busi a capsule from the satellite Discoverer II.

Another trouble overcast skies forced postponement of vented them irom going ahead with an attempt to ness on its own terms, includ catch the capsule from Dis ing the use of an American a i ing coverer II, which was launch' ed late yesterday from Van denberg. Until the bug was dis an attempt to launch a Thor intermediate range ballistic missile with an all-British crew from Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif. 1- agency, a press agent, and Am- covered, it had aDDeared tha The 1500-mile range missile will be fired when weather Come hi Or SHOP-AT-HOME Custom -M ade Slipcovers ericanmer- chandising techniques. "I'm here to do the first fully-successful polar orbiting satellite was whizzing along without any hitch. The scientists had called the recovery try a 1000-to-l shot, business!" permits, possibly tomorrow.

Failure of last night's effort to launch a new type Vanguard was blamed on a said Smeliakov, the highest- (AP Wirephoto) placed Soviet functionary ever anyway. Because of the faulty to hold the trade position. He severe jolt that sent the timing device, they said, the is in town to address the World Trade Conference. The only area Smeliakov ruled out of the United States-Russian trade potential was the Catholic Senator Asserts You'I! select from the newest Spring fabrics in your own home TAFT MEMORIAL 1 EXERCISES President Eisenhower stands before a statue of the late Sen. Robert A.

Taft of Ohio as he presents the Taft memorial bell tower to Congress. 'Big Bob' Booms the Hour After Dedication by Ike military. "We don sell weap ons to anybody," he said, "Sor do be buy them. Religion, Politics Not Apart His government, he said, is prepared to sell to United States companies chromium ore, manganese ore, a full line 74.52 to 87.00 of petroleum naph the $1 million carillon sounded By ROBERT L. HEALY (Globe Washinston Correspondent) WASHINGTON, Apr.

14 lotherif he is indeed Sen. John F. Kennedv savs man." 2-PIECE thalene, some cottons, both raw a whole WASHINGTON, Apr. 14 (UPI) President Eisenhower today dedicated a lofty white bell tower in the shadow of their first tribute to Sen. Taft memory.

and processed, wood pulp, vod sofa and chair w'ri 4 ka. tobacco, caviar, watches The big -bronze bell will and gift novelties. matching seat cushions i peal the hours around the clock. The smaller ones will Amone the products i he the Capitol to the memory of Sen. Robert A.

Taft, one-time political foe who later became that religion is a personal thing, quite apart from politics. Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy (D- The Minnesota Senator supported Kennedy's position in part by saying there is no conflict between Catholicism, or any of the major religions, and the Constitution of the United States. would like to buy from America are pipe, metals, chime each quarter hour.

The 85-year-old Hoover ex his trusted lieutenant. hides, corn seed, livestock and tolled the former Senate G.O.P Standing before a 10-foot a Roman Catholic and bronze statue of the Ohio sen- leader as a man who took on a few other raw materials former college professor, says, He said the Soviet trade ex tor, Mr. Eisenhower said that; the task of saving the nation Taft, known to the nation as from "corrosive Poisons" It is absurd to hold that re A Catholic certainly can hibition in June, to be held in New York, will introduce an ligion and politics can be kept 'Mr. Republican," was by his spread by Russia and lrre- wholly apart entire line of competitive Rus own definition a politician. sponsible intellectualism." Rayburn symbolically ac Sen.

McCarthy difference of take the oath to support the Constitution without any special reservation or qualification. The provision of the Constitution which forbids the sian goods, including the opinion with the senator from cepted keys to the bell tower Moskovitch, a four-cylinder, 45-horsepower overhead valve Massachusetts is outlined in an But, said President Eisenhower, "an admiring nation now acknowledges that he was infinitely more." The President was joined by on behalf of the House of Rep article by McCarthy in this auto. establishment or preferment of rescntatives. Nixon for the "We intend to compete," Senate. Smeliakov said, "and that any church is accepted and supported freely and fully by Catholics," he wrote.

The tower is inscribed "To month's America, a Jesuit publication. Although not an open challenge to Kennedy's views, there means promotion, advertising, the honest, indomitable courage and high principles of free 'former President Herbert Hoover, Vice President Richard M. Nixon, Speaker Sam 'Rayburn and others. and all that goes with it. No one answer to the currently raised regard Smeliakov expressed the government symbolized by his are shaded dinerences in the McCarthy article.

Two selections from ing catholics is usually ac After the speeches, a 6'4- life." Kennedy position was cap cepted. At one extreme, there writing are preserved hope that as a first step toward increased trade with his country, the United States would repeal the list of commodities foot bell already labelled Bob" and 25 smaller bells atop 'there. suled in a Look Magazine ar are those who say that profes ticle last month as: sion of the Catholic faith of it "Religion is personal, poli which now cannot be sold to self disqualifies a person from Russia. "We also hope that tics are public and the twain honestly fulfilling the duties of need never meet and office imposed by the Constitu- tariffs which apply to us will tion. If pressed to its logical be changed so that they ape the McCarthy wrote: "Although, in a formal sense.

faitm (IU Omfanf extreme, this argument would same as those that apply to other he said. church and state can ana disqualify Catholics from hold- ng any national office and even should be kept separate, it is The Russian trade diplomat was interviewed through Ana- absurd to hold fiat religion from citizenship. At the other extreme are tole P. Korostelev, Amtorg and politics can be kept wholly apart when they meet in the hose who insist that religion secretary. Smeliakov said he understands only a little Eng is entirely a private matter consciousness of one man.

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Press Officer Lincoln White An increase of 5 percent in the B. M. was allowed a 35 intrastate fares to be effective per cent hike. "Since that time was asked to be specinc: does the announcement mean that Dulles definitely has the railroad's financial condi Sunday was allowed the Bos ton and Maine Railroad in an order issued bv the state De such a tumor, or just that he tion has continued to decline and the proposed increase will may have one? partment of Public Utilities only slightly offset this de White left the inquiring re cline," the D.P.U. said.

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