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By V. T. Hamlin
By Chic Young
Wcfrfcf s Expense For Flying
Exceeds. $256 Billion Total
By JAMES J. STREP.IG
Associated Press Aviation Reporter
WASHINGTON A British scientist has figured that
from Dec. 17, 1903, the dav the Wright brothers flew, up
to 1940, the world spent $256,000,000,000 on aviation.
Thnt is almost exactly the federal debt today and
nearly four fifths of the military costs of World War II
to the I'nited States.
The estimate was made by Sir
Richard Kairey, founder in 1915
of the British airplane company
of that name and holder of most
of the aeronautical honors attain
able in England. He served with
various British commissions in
Washington during the war.
Russia Is Only Guess
Sir Richard achieved his total
with a painstaking year by year
study of governament reports and
translation of national currencies
into aouar equivalents at ine time
of the spending. The largest pos
sible element of error, he said,
lies in the estimates of Russian
military aviation spending.
The study was made for the 38th
Wilbur Wright Memorial Lecture
before the Royal Aeronautical
Society in London last spring.
Sir Richard computed world
spending for military aviation at
JL'45,000,000,000. That, of course,
docs not include the money be
ing spent for building air power
since fighting began in Korea. Of
the military total, $188,000,000,000,
or 76 percent, was spent during
World War II.
Civil Flying's Share
Global spending for civil avia
tion, including the Berlin airlift,
was figured-at $11,500,000,000 for
the 48 years. This is only about
one dollar in 25 of the grand total.
Sir Richard noted, in tracing
the spending for civil aviation, that
before the first world war it in
cluded only sports flying and
public entertainment or exhibi
tions. Air transportation had its
beginnings soon after World War
I and grew slowly in the 20 years
before the next conflict.
By 1939 the world was spending
around $390,000,000 a year on civil
aviation. But in the last year of
the study the fiscal year ending in
1949 the total was $2,250,000,000.
The yearly rate was equal to
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Hansen's Radio Service. Sutherlin.
Radio Doctors. Phone 3-7456. Free
Pickup and Delivery.
PLUMBING
Pete Crumett, Plumbing
612 South Pine Call 3-4396
Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co., 517 South
Stephens. Phone 3-5377.
Johnson Plumbing & Supply Co., 915
Garden Valley Rd. Bus. Phone 3-5665,
Res. Phone 3-8131.
Harris Plumbing & Heating Co., 805
South Stephens. Phone 3-8173.
Coen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461.
Terp'i Plumbing. Phone 3 7266.
HEATINu
Ritiman Heating Co. Hot Water
ond Steam Oil Burners. 1703
Brown. Phone 3-8267.
ELECTRICIANS
AL'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP
Phone 3-4301 602 Winchester
DuFresne Electric. Phone 3-5222.
A-1 Electric Co. (Formerly Ace. Elec.)
Phone 3-8355 Res. Ph. 3-3165
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
E. Newberry's Washing Machine
Service. 102 W. Commercial Ave-
Phone 3-3591.
Washing Machine Service, Kusty's Ap.
pliance Repair. 510 N. Jackson.
Phone 3-3091.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE
Fi'e Equipment Co.. 220 N Main.
Glenn H. Taylor. Ph. 3 7134
KINDERGARTENS
COMMUNITY KINDERGARTEN
Phone 3-6978
DECORATORS
Painting and Paper Honging
H. E. "Woody" Wood Phone 3-4240
CARPENTERS'
Remodeling, Cabinet Work, Floor
Finishing. Leslie E. Roberts.
Phone 3-5292 813 South Pine
MASONRY
See Halt for building. Commercial
masonry, block bldgs, etc. Guaro t..d
Work. Gust J. Halt, P.O. Box 14,
0 1506 Military.
Nelson & Py1e
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Window!, Sash, (6rid From
Mill and Mother Phone 1-7134
nearly one-fourth of the grand total
for civil aviation for all the years
Detore n.
Military spending had an earlier
start and a faster growth. I!
amounted to $90,000,000 in 1913,
the year before World War I, and
hit a peak of $3,000,000,000 dur
ing the war. The total for the war
was placed at $7,000,000,000.
Winston
Bv MRS. GEORGE BACHER
Mrs. A. O. 1'ederscn has returned
home to Portland following a visit
in Winston with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Jones.
Mrs. Ray Brosl is reported to be
improved, after suffereinj a severe
attack of flu.
The Winston basketball team
came up with its third victory of
the season Tuesday evening, de
feating Green in a rematch game
at the Lookingglass school, with a
score of 39-38. Green led by a wide
margin until near the end of the
game, the score at the half being
32-16 in Green's favor.
Other victories chalked up by the
Winston high school team were a
53-21 victory over Wilbur a week
earlier, and a previous 21-14 vic
tory over Green.
Winston and other hoop squads,
most of whom like Winston, are
unsponsored, have elected to have
a "sincle elimination tournament"
at the Rose school on Tuesday eve
ning. Games are scheduled to be
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Men., March 12, 1951 The Newt-Review, Koteburfl, Or.
gin at 7:30, and teams participat
ing will include Wilbur, Green,
Winston and Rosburg's "South
Side." The Winston basketecrs are:
David Hnlteen, Rodney Pruitt,
"Skippy" Willrelt. Bobby Post. Roy
Shepherd, Roland Davis, Ronnie
Shepherd and Richard Drake.
The desire has been expressed
by the team for a -sponsor from i
this community. Anyone interested
in giving the team a hand should
contact David liolteen at his home
or dial 9-8817 evenings.
Mrs. A. C. Sherlock has resumed
her duties as deputy in the sher
iff's office in Roseburg, after hav
ing been confined to her home be
cause of illness.
The next meeting of the Cera
mics club, recently organized in
Winston, will be held at the home
of Mis. Otto Jones on Thursday,
March IS. All ladies in the com
munity interested in the hobby are
invited to attend. The club holds
all-day meetings each Thursday,
and those attending are asked to
bring a sack lunch. Greenware 1
will be available at the home of
the hostess.
In keeping with the Lenton sea
son a religious program was pre
sented at the home of Mr. and
Mis. Homer Rhodes on Wednesday
evening. Group singing was fol-1
lowed' by the presentation of i
45 minute script by Mrs. Rhodes.
A sacred recording was played
and an open discussion preceded
the benediction by Everett Perry.
In attendance were Mr. and Mrs.
Don Lovell, Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Perry, George Brosi, Mrs. Hubert
Alford, A. C. Sherlock, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Kearny Masters, Mr. and
Mrs. George Bacher and Mr. and,
Mrs. Rhodes. A similar program
is planned for next Wednesday
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WVAAA
Letters Show Gossiping
By Mary Todd Lincoln
NEW YORK - P) - Six letters
written by Mary Todd Lincoln to
New York friend have turned up
at the national antique show here.
About all they prove is that Mrs.
Abraham Lincoln, like most people
enjoyed discussing a bit of gossip.
The letters are owned by Mrs.
Verncr Alcxanderson of Englo
wood, N. J., and were written to
her great-grandfather, Abram
Wakeman Sr.
Wakeman was New York
lawyer and the city's postmaster
in 1860. He supported Lincoln's
eaiH)ai'n for the presidency.
In one letter, Mrs. Lincoln re
fers to a "W," later designated as
"so very far beneath our thoughts,"
but adds:
"Yet when you chance to visit
'W H(ill be' quite amusine to
hear your account (sic) some of the
ludicrous scenes you may have
passed through."
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