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Science Gets Key to Heredity From Twins' Ancestry Key to Rest of Us Is Being hound in Publication of Books Columbus. Are yot a win? If so. youTe in Uu news today. More and more of the 1.5 million Americans born in pairs are getting into headlines. They are joining organizations which get national attention.

They are being studied by scientists. They are being written about in books, they have become models, and they have become models, and and they are making sports history. In Chicago. Columbus. Newark, and other cities twins have been forming social clubs and have been holding international conventions.

Aid Study Of Heredity Every time twins gather, you'll find a scientist measuring and questioning. Dr. David C. Rue of Ohio State university, a recognized twin authority, explains it "Scientists have come to recognize that the study of twins is one of our most valuable tools in seeking to the interplay of heredity and environment in bringing about human variation." Rife, an entomologist and zoologist, has recorded data on mote than 600 pairs of twins and has written many papers on the subject. Science has exploded many popular fables about the multiple They're Smart As Anyone the most popular belief about twins is that they are not as smart or as healthy as born, or that one of the twins has all the brains, the other one few," Dr.

Rife said. "There isn't any evidence that twins aren't just as intellectually capable as singleborn, or that they aren't just as healthy." Twins laugh at this superstition, and point to the record: Sen. 3ricker has a twin sister, Mrs. Ella Mooney. and Gloria O'Connor are Veterans of New York modeling at 19.

The University of Iowa had Hal and Herb Shoener at opposite ends of its football line last season, and Dave and Dale Bonnie turned a similar stunt at Ohio State university. Some Twins Aren't Twins Some facts about twins are known generally. For instance, there are two types of twins-identical and fraternal. What makes them that way and what it means is not so well known. Identical twins are individuals who originated from the same fertilized egg cell; fraternal twins arise from two different eggs fertilized by different sperms.

As a matter of fact, "fraternal twins actually aren't twins at all," according to Dr. Rife. "They are just brothers or sisters born at the same time." Identical twins will be of the same sex. same blood groups, have the same pigmentation, similar features and shapes. If one is color blind, the other is taoo.

They Cling To Similarity Rife observed that identical twins show a surprising tendency to remain similar despite different lives and education. Identical twins who have lived apart most of their adult lives may even have the same creases in their shoes. After all his studies. Dr. Rife still hasn't met his "twin I still looking for a pair of joenucai twins who married iden tical twins and had children," he WILL DOLLARS SAVE THE WORLD? By Henry Hazlett This is a powerful book and gives a clear picture of the problems our congress must solve ir order to help the world.

It also applies to our own price inflation Send 75 cents to Foundation or Economics Education, Irvington-on-Hudson. N. Y. Victim In Fire Tragedy (NEA Telephoto) Six-vear-old Lee Marrow is attended by nurses in Danville. Illinois after he was badly burned in a fire tar-paper shack in which he lived with a fami of the Marrow children were burned to death members of the family were Injured.

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Fernando valley. He's surround by scripts, agents and relath and if wait long enough hi E. "When Will This Be Ovi is too wrapped up in his role answer questions. F. "Don't Ask Me That.

Fellow" type. A "hearty lad" cheery greeting and a for you. But he refuses to con cede that his private life is publii property. G. "Aw Shucks" tvpe.

He de reporting i Not qui TRAFFIC FATALITY Moline. 111.. Jan. 19 AP) -ohn A. Peterson.

59. Lynn Cei er farmer was killed, and Gei Jeckmnn. 21. Orion, was severe 150 automobil Coal Valle Dr.Cottlow Feted in Oregon on 50 Years as Mason Oregon Dr. B.

A. Cottlow, Ore gon, was honored last week by Oregon Lodge 420, A. F. A. M.

on his 60th anniversary a member of the Masonic order. He was presented with a 50 year certificate of and lapel button during cere also included by the Rev. Edw J' 'nt, pastor of the Oregon Meth-ouist church while 100 attended a turkey dinner served by ladies of Sinnissippi chapter, O. E. S.

Notable guests of the affair were Dr. Harry E. Wade of Oregon who has also been a member of the order for 50 years, John H. Gueder, and Isaac Lewis Masonick and three charter members of Dr. Cottlow's former Masonic lodge in Chicago, Dr.

Thomas Quincy, Dr. John Mackinson and H. B. Ludlow members of Composite Lodge, Chicago. Dr.

Cottlow was also a charter member of Composite Lodge, but later affiliated with the Oregon Lodge. Members of the order were present from the lodges at Polo, Ashton, Kochelle, Byron, Forres- on, Mt. Morris, Rockford and landmark Lodge, Chicago. After the dinner a talk was nade by Rev. James O'May of "reeport on the history of Ma-onry.

Dr. Cottlow was born at Shel-yville. 111. Sept. 1, 1871 and be- 898 as Kenwood Lodge No.

800, Chicago. From 1904 to 1906 he Master of Composite Lodge 879 in Chicago. On Sept. 1, 1909, i his mtrinbrrc hij. lu Oregon Lodge No.

420. He serv- is orand Lecturer for the State Illinois from 1906 to 1911 and 1915 to 1917 and from 1909 1913 he was Deputy Grand iter of the 11th district, or many years he practiced medicine in Oregon but of late years has been in semi-retirement. The Cottlows have three children, Henry, who for several years was postmaster at Oregon, Mrs. Sunder Johri and Mrs. Robert Wright, Chicago.

Dr. Cottlow and wife have reded in Oregon for the past 40 the larj Third home being in one of brick on Soutl which was built ii Here they have i ried collection of tin Labor Peacemaker Tackies Big Job Washington, Jan. 19 AP) The government's No. 1 labor peacemaker set out today on a campaign to convince unions that strikes are futile and employers that they should try to get along As a starter, Director Cyrus S. Clung of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service arranged to meet witn leaders of the Coi niunications Workers of Amerii an independent union mapping wage demands on the telephom Beyond that, Ching told a MRP' labor and management peo advance of 1948 wage anves tor this purpose: "I want to convince the union: of the futility of strikes to gain Liieir oojectives.

These problerr all have to be settled eventually a strike until every available alternative is exhausted. "I want to sell employers, too, on the idea that it is to their best interest to get along with unions. After all. our national policy calls- tor collective it's the recognizing a union officially and uien ngnung it from then on means a frank and friendly talking UUL a promem until a solutioi For Your Graduation Scalloped yoke, eyelet, belt, irtsy skirt! Oh, what a perfect es for Graduation: Make jpai-rn 9170 in Sewing Class this rm, and be ready for that Won derful Day! This pattern gives perfect fit. is sy to use.

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Better have this! 53 Sent to France in Interim Aid iris AP France received $53,000,000 worth of goods from United States in the first 24 days after congress approved the aid to Europe program, United States Ambassador Jeffer son Caffery told the American Chamber of Commerce here today. He said shipments to Jan. 10 included 1,250,000 tons of coal, 140,000 tons of bread grains, tons of petroleum, 28,000 tons of fertilizers, chemicals, seeds, fats, oils, sisal, and cotton. He told the businessmen that the United States considers France "the keystone of western European Relief At Last For Your Cough Creomulslon relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel yerm laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous mem-iranes. Tell your druggist to sell you bottle of Creomulsion with the un-lerstanding you must like the way it luickly allays the cough or you are have your money back.

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If a tall person is there the blobs are at his eye level; if a child visits they are much lower. Though the venom is not harmful to the unbroken skin, it causes excruciating pain and temporary blindness when it hits the eye. The reptile then strikes, injecting- venom hypoderinically with its fangs. Death can be caused in six hours, though an entivenine made in Brazil is available. There are five main forest areas in the United States: the Northern Forest, the Central Hardwood Forest, the Southern Forest, the Western Forest and the West Coast Forest.

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