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Show Space Age Enters Its 4th YearWith Promise begun. j j 184-pou- nd , at- - . elec-priz- . day-to-da- y ment Jones out to way operations of governmid chairman Roger W. The awards went to 113,000 gov ernment employes .for suggestions and 76,000 for outstanding work In the 12 months that ended June 30. t 1958. Successful Launchings Sotitnik1 1 was the first, and one of the smallest, of 35 successful space launchings. The United States has sent 2 payloads into orbitj or rocketing far: into our galaxy. The Soviet Union hast sent The new president, who is PTitlv manaeer of the pres-ZC- School and Office Supply Co., will be ac companied to- - the mission head quarters in Montevideo by his wife and their five daughters. He has been serving as presi eight. " j dent of the East Jordan Stake Thiree of these rockets two Council for the past two American one Russia n have High penetrated millions of miles to go years. into orbit around the sun. Moscow; scientists have landed a rocket on the moon and photo Chuckles In News graphed .its far side. Similar American attempts have failed. has .The., problem of U.S. tackled been!, successfully. scientists have returned two sat-ellites through the atmosphere from! orbit and snatched their in strument oackaees from the sea. Russia sent a spaceship full tf animals into orbit and recovered them!; alive in a pasture. America Takes Lead By United Press International Soviets the For sheer spectacle, lead! the ' space race: but the INSOMNIA PRODS CONSCIENCof LONDON (UPI) A local tax American contributions have been fice reported today it had re scientifically more productive. ceived anonymous back payThere have been these Ameri ment ofantaxes from a citizen who can" space firsts: conscience his said kept him frorb .Discovery of radiation belts; dis j covery that the earth is pear sleeping. I can't "If tonight, sleep again Shaped; first space use of solar his note said, "1 11 send y o cells i first study of earth's "heat radio com- - some more." budget." first of miles, HELP. THEN HURT munication over millions, f rst scientific exploration oi lnxer- NEW YORK (UPI)UPolice Sg Dlanetarv soacei 'first weather sat Raymond Shannon reported Mom ellite! first space pictures of dav he never should have accept from two men when his ed re car help tibnai satellites. first stalled in Harlem. covery, first communication sat The pair fixed the car for Shan ' ellite. non, who was off duty. Then 14 The United States still has while one held a eun to Shannon satellites in orbit around the earth head, the other took; his serivce or, son. Russia has two. Seven revolver, his policeman's shield, American satellites are still trans- and $110 in cash. They drove off mitting data. Russia's long ago in "the car 'they had helped Shai- i went dead. non fix. , , - j - I Fouls Up TV Show Mix-U- p Insomnia Prods His Conscience re-ent-ry j : Eastern HOYWOOD (UPI) fans watching the Bob Hope show over NBC Monday night .witelectronic nessed a mix-u- p saw which they during the from heard but 'dialogue Hope rival CBS network. "It's too sad to joke about," moaned Hope of the foul-u- p which sliced in half what many consider to be the best part of his show, the opening monologue. Instead of hearing Hope's rapid-firbarrage of political and topi of his sea cal Jokes at sonal TV debut, Eastern viewers heard sounds from CBS's show, "To Tell the Truth." Network officials said viewers from Denver, eastward were afwas fected. They "said the mix-u- p show when the corrected taped was rerun later for areas in the four-minu-te '; . the-sta- efficient times as mueh electronic equipment In small spaces, such, as the nose cones of rockets, These and other standout performances by government workers "prove again that the federal employes incentive awards program is a success! in finding more the Diamond ordnanfe fuze laboratories here who de velopcd a patented means of ree ducing greatly the size of was the tronic circuits. The maximum, allowed py law, v The miniaturizing process will permit scientists to pack five tisis has been mission president since 35 Electronic while suggestions and top Job formance," the Civil Service Commission announced today. Uncle Sam rewarded these employes with cash prizes totaling $13 million. The biggest award $25,000 was split by five Army scien- - SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Thomas Fyans of Salt Lake City was appointed today as new pres ident of the Uruguayan Mission Saints Church.' of the Latter-da- y will succeed .Arthur m. Fyans Jensen, also of Salt Lake, who J nauts are in training to be the Like WASHINGTON heroes in a Horatio Alger itory, a group of government employes has found that hard work and loyalty to the boss is rewarded. Some 189,000 federal workers saved the goverrimeht '$144 million last year "through worth i I The fourth year is expected to see man soar beyond the atmos-'pher- e to the greatest milestone of all manned space flight. The United .States says a manned flight is on its 1961 schedule. Seven American astro- 19C0 Fyans To Head Uruguay Mission . ': ", TUESDAY, OCTOUKIt ,4, Utah County, Utah I first man in space, Western countries have been alive; with rumors in recent weeks that Russia already has orbited a man. Soviet scientists denied that today but said "manned space flight is now a; practical possibility, no longer a matter for the distant future." . The first Sputnik was aweakling compared to its successors in space. ij RICHARD C. LONGWORTH United Press International . LONDON (UPI The space age entered its fourth year today with a promise of bigger spectacles to :: f. .' j come." :.; three was It years ago tojust Russia anthat day, Oct. 4, 1957, to that world the nounced Sputnik I'wa in orbit and a new chapter in the history of mankind had By tor ideas' in Awards Cash Million $13 Keceive workers government loy.uuu (Wi) tht carry per DAILY HERALD 14 rt West. There was no explanation for the occurrence other than that "something went wrong" with the telephone lines. A network spokesman said it was the first time that he such a mix-u- p happened ' could remember. - " .' R I . , two-wa- y . - . . - f ' L re-ent- ry . . - , HAS STRANGE TASTES PARK I Tell Me Why Hailstones Different Size 15-volu- me I In a certain section of the coun occur try where thunderstorms in storm one frequently, AS. rather walas as 800 produces hail large nuts, and one storm' in 5,000 produces them as large as baseballs! And as you may know from your , own experience,, hailstones come la. many sizes in between. Hailstorms usually occur during the warm weather, and they are generally accompanied by thunder, lightning and rain. Hail is formed when raindrops on their jjourney to the earth, pass through a belt of cold air and are frozen. Single raindrops form very small hallstonei. Larger stones begin in the game way; but as the mall hailstone falls. If it meets a . Wonr riling current of air, It 'Smiy be carried up. again to the level where raindrops are form-jtoNew drops then cling to the ' g, hailstone.' As it falls once more FROWN FOOLS SOME The LOS ANGELES (UPI) through the cold belt they spread into an enveloping layer arid Let's Have Better Mottoes Assh. freeze about it, making the stone todav announced the winning .'-.f motto for! the month. pf October: larger, You 11 Get This! risina and falling of the "KW.n Frowninaw hailstone may be repeated time Credit For Thinking." after time until it has added so many layers that its weight is SAVING INCREASES sufficient to overcome the force of the rising current of air, arid CHICAGO (UPI) Nearly 24 this way to the now ;ln falls have say- it ground. million Americans hailstones " measuring three or SUMMER HOME DEMAND The big four inches vin diameter and NEW YORK (UPI)i a now as homes much pound demand for summer weighing as comes not from millionaires but are occasionally built up. 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