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NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1946 SECTION 2 Pag. NINE ttastfiji.- I Jet Propelled i Commercial Air Lines Predicted Picture by Paul Jenkln SEEING DOUBLE This it no camera trick. These two lets of twins, pictured above with their mothers, were born in Mercy Hospital on the same day, Sept. IS, and arrived about 16 hours apart. They make IS sets of twins born at the local hospital in 1 948. On the left are the Kennedy twins, both boys, born to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kennedy of the B and B Lumber Company, Yon calla. Patrick Dale, born at 6 p.m., weighed five pounds and Michael Charles, born at 6:10 p.m., weighed six pounds, one ounce. Already nicknamed, Mike is on the left, and Pat is on the right, are the Northrop twins, born to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Northrop, 1625 Rosamond Street, Roseburg. The boy on the right of his mother was born at 2:28 a.m., weighed seven pounds, two ounces, and was named Cerald Eugene. The girl on her left, born at 2:50 a.m., weighed seven pounds, one and a half ounces and was named Cheryl Jenine. to encourage flying between Can ada and the V. S : support of youih trainini; in aviation for de- tense, ana government EX-MAYOR DIES MKDFORP, Ore.. Sept. 22. (Ti Oscar Odell Alenderfer. an promo- ', , ,; ..ur, tion of air navel on a par with PP"n- oeaier arm lor- railways and steamship travel No sportsmen's Ban A resolution protesting moves to restrict the use of aircraft bv VANCOl'VKR, B. C, Sept. 24. i sportsmen crossing International mf ii mi m Vm i in i t ,i , i ii is , n m i its. m V ' '.. "A L uiu. mifmy jr- if s f whs '' i:- ; liij : s H' If era ' .k : 2 ,,' :. ' i, :l : 5 -'l'-'" ! '1 ; HOLDUP TRAIL ENDS IN SAWDUST TRAIL Robert Rankin, 24. of Detroit lies sprawled in sawdust on floor of Sawdust Trail bar off Times Square in New York, after customers halted his attempt to hold up the place. One patron belted Rankin with a chair and others helped make him a candidate for the hospital. IAP Wirephotol A. 'lJ 'dl ..vrfcj (CP) Aviation authorities yes terday had a forecast that jet projH'lled commercial airlines will be in use in five years. It came from Sir Frank Whit tle. 44-year-old inventor of Hrit ish Jet planes, and the world's foremost authority on jet propul sion. KpeakinK at the Northwest Aviation Planning Council Con vention, he said: "No airline company can af ford to neglect the gas turbine. They should plan to go over to airplanes with propeller gas tur bines within the next five years." He said that straight jet pro pulsion would be develoed at a later stage. lse of the gas tur bine system would provide givat er sjM'ed. greater safety and great er comfort at both reduced capi tal and operating costs. Use of kerosene as fuel rather than gaso line would reduce fire risk. He termed the present piston gasoline engine "a very crude piece of apparatus" compared with jet propulsion. Resolutions adopted called for elimination of overtime charges for border clearance in the Unit ed States; co-ordination of plans mavor. Tuesday at the age of 57. He had suffered a stroke two weeks ago. A former potentate borders was tabled at the conven-' mls may dpvelop to a point of ri. ..i: ,, . , , unusual Incidence , . . the onlv .I'i"'" IL f!lr '" : fint of concern, the Grande ,L"l,Zi .t..V, , Tw,,i ..r.i. .... .7 Ronde-Sherldan Willamlna f ' " wa s not use of aircraft for transporting fishermen and hunters." It op posed "discriminatot v legislation against any form of transporta tion." There had been complaints that airborne hunters had been lax in observing game laws both in the United States and Canada. PAG 164 E. WALLBOARD of All kinds PAGE LUMBER 2nd Ave. S. & FUEL Thone 212 Kiss sum s5K t:r. ClDwmiW IS SIM MCNPCCKCP1 POULTRY! POULTRYl POULTRY! Prime Col. 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Invesli in tnto," ltevin asserted, "but the gator Philip Jackson said Ijimpe world cannot wait forever for . told him he fled in confusion anrt drove on. Two other cars struck his body and stopied. The police broadcast describ ing the first car was overheard by two repairmen in a City Kn gineering Department car. The two Elmer Ward and Gordon Collopy were en route to repair a hole in a street. When they reached the hole. ON PLYWOOD BOARD TACOMA, Sept. 22.-OF1- B. V. Hancock, vice-president of the Cascades Plywood Corp. Portland, was elected to the management committee of the Douglas Fir Plywood Association here yesterday. mm the parties to agree. It is now time, in the view of the govern ment, for a final solution to be found by the United Nations. "The government have care fully studied these proosals and they believe that his conclusions must be considered as a single integrated plan. It would he best frir all concerned that had been intending to report police. to FIRE DAMAGE MINOR should be put into operation Its entiretv. The Roseburg Fire Department was railed Tuesday afternoon to KJG So. Stephens Street, w here a this plan i tire, starting in a basket of waste- in Hole in Street Causes Death Driver's Arrest PORTLAND. Sept. 2.1. -.I.-An elderly pedestrian was killed Tuesday night by a car which did not stop, and a few minutes later a hole in the street led to the arrest of a motorist. Andrew McLaren. 69. was knocked down by a car wtiich paiier, burned up alongside a dresser and caused some smoke damage to the roof. Fire Chief C'lenn Taylor reported. The blaze was put out with only minor dam age resulting. PIANOS Baldwin, Wurlitzer, Gutbransen Ott't Piano Dept. at Lund's Radio Stort Phone 1119 J ifiB .fixate rnospnaiea Hay and Pasture PhoiPhdl deliciencii in jtocl rn,lt In deprave.) arr.,i, p,. qrowlh n(J rpro.jction. w.,,kened lones and r-ktj In young animatii. 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