| Show 10 10 ON SMALL TOWN COON BOON use of the helicopter for or air ma ma az service alrea already tk Y tested by th the pol office depar department ent Is expected expect nd I 1 im prove a boon to rural and urba urb areas by linking small town kowm sit cities located off the routes of v he aled airlines by coordinating co transport tim glnn tables with postal schedules hel he copter service will afford sp i di dial delivery of goods and faster cot co muni cation with communities ahl must rely on the rural letter cai rier postal officials are gathering faal tac to be submitted to civil ae donaj anaf tics bics board lor for guidance in p pi siri y upon applications ol of proposed heti copter operators 0 0 1 11 I loved 1 it t every bit of it i that was the endorsement of 0 S X flying given by mrs mary s r wooten woolen 81 when she stepped r from rom a pan american world airways plane in 1131 los angelest Ange angriest lesl after a night flight from Auck auckland landi N Z mrs wooten described 5 as the be oldest passenger on an c overseas flight lives in dune j din south island SOARS production of military aircraft I 1 september totaled planes acif i cording to official govern mem d day distributed by aircraft industry Indu association this represents an st it crease of five planes over the at A gust total aircraft engines delivered tor for ml mi gitary planes totaled in septen septen I 1 i ber bei of which 88 were jets I 1 deliveries of jet fighters to ar arm air forces increased by 27 durin the month with delivery of 57 planer fifty six conventional engines fighters were delivered to the nav a which is building up its carrig carrl complements of late type figh fighters terl three light bombers and three mi m daum bombers also were de livere to the navy acceptances of military planes fa t the first nine months of the yes yea now total production schedule call tor for 1600 planes for the year 0 0 0 flying schoolmarm Is the title conferred on mrs birs earl II 11 allock who teaches 11 chil dren in the rural one room school on north bass island near sandusky ohio mrs halb lock commutes by air because plane transportation from he be home in rut put in bay on south bass island is the swiftest way N to span the four miles of wate between the two wo islands tilt abc school house with its pot i stove has changed little since it aw y was built 50 years ago mrs Hal hillocks locks pupils are children of grape growers who inhabit the small island I 1 C MODERN TOUCH something new has been added to the lonell wright memorial marker at kitty hawk N C now a new airline the ala manteo anteo ocracoke ocra coke line passes over the birthplace of aviation dally daily on its run down the isolated outer banks of north carolina 0 0 0 MORE international ROUTE the international air route ays tern tem has expanded 50 per cent IN ii the past year and now is more that thal double the mile prewar net work according to international A ai transport association airline bearing 35 flags now provide i ice to more than countries colo cola I 1 i and there t 11 nies and dependencies keen competition to see who i it first establish a complete round tho world schedule the worlds an all fleets however are still in a transi F dional period |
