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DAWN TO DUSK ALL THE WAY FROM H. HONOLULU 1924: FIRST DAWN TO DUSK TRANSCONTINENTAL FLIGHT 1927: FIRST FLIGHT CALIF. TO HAWAII, 25 HRS. 50 KIN i First Transcontinental Trip Dawn-to-Dusk 30 Years Old NEW YORK 'NEA --Thirty years ago tiiis June, a young Army lieutenant. K.

L. Maughan wedged into the open cockpit of a single motored Curtiss Pursuit plane and hopped across the continent from York to San Francisco in 21 hours, minutes elapsed tune. It was the first Dawn to Dusk transcontinental fliSht. Sharply defining aviation progress in three decades, commercial aviation has now linked the bright lights of Broadway with the white sands of Waikiki in a new Dawn- to-Dusk flight the first ever attempted between Xcw York and Honolulu 'see i A special press inaugural i 12 HOURS A DAY Ship at Sea Beams U.S. Message to East, Russia WASHINGTON 3i For 1 wo midnight when people wilh hidden This Vertical Float Is Mind Easer? SOUTH HAVEN, Mich.

anyone can fioat, says Iver Johnson, but when you can float standing up vou've accomplished something." Johnson has been clocked floating in a vertical position for 20 minutes without twitching a mus- years a sleek white Coast Guard I radios can take the chance of cutter, the Courier, has been aa- listening. cle. chored off the island of Rhodes in Capt. O.C.B. Wev.

the Courier's 99 er CPn con trol of the the Aegean Sea a floating radio commanding officer since she was sp ne sa tne .7 year old station broadcasting the American i commissioned, feels certain the i jet i--ed accountant "When the story to the Near East and south-j message is reaching an increasing is ra jahlened from its THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS Abilf nf, Texas, Monday Evening. August 2.1H RADIO, TELEVISION LOG StatlAKK tfcctt UCic-TY CHANNEL ABILFJCE MOXDAT Matinee 4-(-- 4-30-DcUy Devotions of the Kins-L faf thrir acclir An old Navy cargo ship, the only such vessel afloat in the world today. Her antenna, a retractable audience. Discussing the Courier in Washington, on his way to a new assignment as chief intelligence officer for the port of New Orleans, usual curved position to a fect plumb line, you float per- ver- 1 tie-ally. Of course, the mind must be absolutely serene-- otherwise Headlines Keewee-L Rabbit-F Playhouse TV-L Afldj'-CBS Wolf la Montgomery Presents NBC A Staod-L Sports.

Weaiher-L. 1 you'd sink," he said. device csn shoot uo to 1721 he said: feet, is pulled into the air by a spring we noticed the Rus- small balloon which floats i sians were particularly anxious 10 i Johnson swims about a mile feet. jam our programs to the Ukraine, out into Lake Michigan to prac- For 12 hours each day the don't think they succeeded be- tice. It took him 12 years to goes out: "This is the Courier, cause we use so many channels I master it.

seaborne relay base for the Voice 1 at different times of the day. "Think it's easy?" says John- of America." The call is in 16 Ian-1 "But their jamming ties in with I son. "Try it some time." guages, including Turkish. Arabic, 1 the rumors we have from other Persian, Urdu, Ukrainian and! sources that the Communists are Russian. having controlling the peo- pie of the Ukraine." Voice of America staff checks show that letters from the DA RLIXGTOX C.

-r-When East have trebled since the Coun- i de3Ulies Sam chapman and Ed dropped ancaor at Bi vanl WMl ser a bad programs The Courier staff's first job is to make friends for America in the Near East countries. Its second job is to beam the American story behind the Iron Curtain into southern Russia. Programs to the Near East are' commenting on Voice concentrated between 6:30 p.m. came in during April, and 10 p.m.. when citizens of the The Courier.

338 feet long and crea collect in coffee houses to talk i weighing 5,800 tons, has a crew of and listen. They especially like: 87 enlisted men. 10 officers an-J 3 i music, drama and short; Voice radio technicians. Her riro- stories grams are written in New York Programs to Russia start after. and Cairo.

Bad Check Warrant Brings 2nd Charge HEpENBERGER, MAITLAND examine a sextant a United Airlines DC-7 on May 24 is designed to demonstrate the i feasibility of breakfast-in-Manbat- 1 tan, dinner-in-Hawaii air travel as I result new stepped-up trans- MADRAS. India Jf Bootlegging i continental flying schedules start- Bootlegging Up In India Province and moonshining are increasing in Madras after seven years of prohibition, says a government report. warrent and drove into the man's i yard they heard from inside the house the sound of jars being broken. i The man's effort io destroy boot- i legging evidence was not success: ful. The deputies charged him with i possessing illegal liquor.

DCB-TV CHANNEL 12 LIBEOCK MONDAY Previews News Q. Lewis-CBS of Ufe-CBS Traveltn-CBS Ba? Crwby-CBS Chapel of Days-CBS Storm-CBS Your AccoucKBS Round-L'p on Duty Thtx'tr Dirk the Ciown Dous Edwards News-CBS Sports. Weather Famous Playhouse Crossroads Defender-CBS Party-CBS Wrestling Hero King-DTK l.i:00--News. Sports, Weather W1AJ-TV CHANNEL TOUT WORTH MONDAY AM Club-ABC S-IW--Ojag Deal School-NBC Tims TO Live-NBC Sxeps Io Memo-S n-20-Good Puioi-S Picture-F MONDAY PSf --Farm Editor-S 5--Newx-S Peters Sbow-s Mao's Fisnily-NBC Windows-NBC Love-NSC Miss Marlowe-NBC Cookias-S AMec-S GCT Theater-F Saw Zoo CJub Hit Parade-S N'evvi-F News-S Thritts-F of Music-ABC KiM-ABC Theater-F of the B--3--Wrettliaff-H Telefarts-S Fiflal-S With Shermaa-S Marquee BIG TV SUCCESS ing June 1. The luxurious Mainliner is in contrast with the hi motored Fokker monoplane in which Lieuis.

The report sivcs liule cncour- A. F. Hegenberger and L. T. Mait- asement to Ind'ia's drys.

who look land made the first flight from on Madras as one the key areas California to Hawaii in 1927. Their in their fight to extend prohibi- Hying time was 25 hours. 50 min- tion over all of India. It paints! utes in a plane stripped of its a picture in many ways similar essentials to permit Installation of to that of prohibition America extra gas tanks. and calls for a bigger ment staff and stiffer enforce- penalties ii there is to be ''any appreciable decline in the incidence in the crime." The DC-7 will carry a full payload of passengers over the entire 3000 mile route from New York to Honolulu in 17 hours fly- ing lime.

THE WORLD TODAY Riley Really Led Life Of Under RKO Contract HOLLYWOOD UR-- By the time i runs. Re-plays of the serie; may Chester A Rilev becomes a grand- e11 go on for years and years father, he will be able to ret.re on his cut from "The Life of in TV areas that have not seen yja network and other i If vou want to rid vour premises of Rats and Mice, get DURHAM'S RAT-KILL. Chemistry's new weap- cities and hamlets where stations i on to end the Rat menace. Rats Riley." But. being an actor.

Wil-; are yet to be built. And with dubbed 0 ve it--but it kills them. Results liam Bendix v.Ul not retire. vciced. they could, and probably Guaranteed and a big 1-lb.

carton will, go on in foreign countries for only Sl.OO at the next 50 years. "Because," explains Bendix, si of the perennial Riley series, ''what good is an actor unless he acting?" Riley made his bow on radio 10 15 less we run smack into color. What then' I don't know. I'm afraid, after TV converts to color, that THORNTON'S Drug or Feed Depts. DIVIDEND NOTICE years ago last January and con- i people won't want to look at black unued for eight years on the air.

and any This week. Riley and a i at television is off his rocke r. Th Roord of Directors of are completing tor 104th TV BmdLx believes The wotk easi 1 he Board o. uirectorsor show er and there's more money The series has paid well and will continue to do so. In addition to his salary, Bendix has a 25 percent interest in the.

show on re- KTXL-TV CHANNEL SAN AXGELO MONDAY Fry Time San Angela Allen Reports Krektow Public Defender Partj Andy Be Anaoonced errasl wilfa RassJprs McCarthy's Role During Censure Typical for '54 Discount Corporation matJe clared a dividend of 5 cents Bendix likes the work because share on the Common Mu's Fimily-BC WiDdows-NBC Love-NEC Miss Marlowe-NBC Falls-NBC With Dorothy-L While Show-NBC Lee Show-NBC Doofly-XBC Hood Shaw-L oi ihe Day-F Waad-L Tonlgbi-L i The For Adventure-F Martin Show-NBC Ihe Weather Van'e-L HignlighLs-L T-00--Dennis Bay Shoiv-NBC Theater-F From Chicajo-F Killiam Show-F Time-F O'CIock 4 The Weather-L By The F.BJ.-L Thealre-F KCBD-TT. CHANNEL 11 i.i;BBOCK MONDAY Man's Family-NBC Love-NBC Falls-NBC 2: IS--Mek-d y-Go-Round-r Belly While-NBC Lea Show-NBC Cook; Book-L 4: IS--News for Beanie-? Ranger-F World Howell-L 714-F of Cky-F S-00--Dennis Day-NBC 5Iontgomery-NBC of the Hoar-L S--50--Tonts Square Playhouse KWFT-TV CHANNEL WICHITA FALLS MONDAY Travelers-CBS W. Lewis-CBS Varieties Crosby-CBS Shorn Day Secret Slorm-CBS Yonr Account Rabbit Qoa ifosic Box: Theatra Warren Theatre In Review "Defender Party-CBS I I Scoreboard each days' film requires only work. In the fall, three when MONDAY EVENING Stock of the corporation, pay, ble nn September 30, 1954, fiiming resumes, the company will i to stockholders of record at of business on Aug- 1954. Francis J.

Knoll Secretary Treasurer Mountain Climbing School for India NEW DELHI au-Prime Min- Bu't iiot'iislf so wonderful as the ister Nehru has agreed to become ob he had for the first president of the moun- is wonderful. i taineering' institute "at Darjeeling Bv JAMES MARLOW WASHINGTON t-P--The position Sen. McCarthy found himself in Friday--wait ins: while his fellow senators argued whether to cen- ftire him--was t-pical of the roie forced on him in 1954. It's a new using Schine one for i Ever since 1950, when he firsc made headlines with his charges of Communists in government, he had moved fast, kept punching. He rolled with the counter-punches.

slugged harder in return. Nothing kepi him quiet. For most of this year he has been forced into a role sometimes passive, sometimes defensive. It has been that way with him ever since the Eisenhower administra- sought special treatment for Pvt. I through the hearings he had com- i i eastern India, at which Sherpa G.

David Schine and had threat- plained they were delaying his Tensing Norkay. coclimber of Mt. ened retaliation if they didn't get a half years- as one of the inexplicable Howard Hughes' conirsct aciors. ICT DISCOUNT CORPORATION Lewis, Jr. KRLD-TeDn.

Ernie WBAP-Man on the Go 6:15 KRBC-Soons Spoiligfat Extra KRLD-SportjcastinK WSAP-Farm News KRBC-Lone Ranker -Gabriel Heaiter KRLD-Nation's Easiaess WBAP-Morgan Beatty KRBC-Lone Kanrer KTV'KC-Today-'s Top KSBC-Music by Csmarta KWKC-Bill Henry News KBLD-Gansmcke WFAA-Donald KRBC-Music by Camana SWKC-Biseball KRLJJ-Gunsnsoke I KKBC-Doorway'to Future KWKC-Baseball KRLE-Gacgbast ers WFAA-Bacd of Ajaerici KRBC-Doonvaj- to Future KWKC-Baseball search for Reds in those plants. Everest, will 'serve as an instruc- Let Bendix tell it: i A Member of the Group, 5rAA-x "Word suddenly came, 'sign Ben- Dallas, Texas I0 r. The institute, which will open on know, because I've never October, is sponsored jointly ta to Hughes, why he suddenly and when Howard Hughes ac Cage Co. Managers gives an order, RKO jumps. I Qck Cage, President ii.

Schine was formerly on the He made a brief stab at holding staff. hearings on that subject and then When McCarthy counter-charged I dropped them, at least for the that top Army officials had been I being. He has probably been by the Central and West Bengali Bedded he had to have Bendix. "hostage" to more quiet since the hearings end-! 5late governments. It will train jg llp a ter a little haggling make McCarthy pull up on his tiian an similar period i slu dents in mountain climbing.

stra ht four years, and no search for Communists in the since 1950. using the nearby Himalayas at a 5j sa lary. Well, it For there was some unsetiled practical classrooms. Tensing is: as 32.000 a week for 20S weeks. re ''After a few months I played small part in a picture.

Worked seven days. A few months more and I worked in another picture, i I for 11 days. Every week I got S2.000 for nothing. Then this TV series got hot. We always were trying to get ahead with because I never knew when I Army, the fat was in the fire.

The Senate itself had to step in to investigate. and the subcommittee took on the job-- with McCarthy temporarily sidelined as chairman. Right McCarthy was slowed down. McCarthy, glued to the hearings, was like a boxer with his hands tied behind his back. His field had been narrowed.

In business: his own Senate sub-j now in Switzerland taking a committee, which conducted the fresher" course in preparation for hearings, would say when it fin- the institute's first sessions. ished working on its report. I hasn't finished yet- In the meantime, he lost his Noise Good Sign right-hand man. Roy Cohn. I- Mental Hospital resigned after it was reported a majority repoi of the subcommittee-- SCARAMEXTO There's long weeks of the hearings he had three Democrats and one Repub- one place where a bunch of noisy I might get a picture call.

After all. tion early this year struck back him. In the past he called his shots. setting attention uhen he wanted it with a statement or an attack. This year the shots hsve been called on him.

Most of the attention given him in 1954 has not been ci his choosing. McCarthy, a man of energy who thrived on action, has been slowed down. Whether or not anyone in the administration foresaw the result of the decision to hit back at him, the resuK was to crimp his style. Although it was his own Republican party which had taken over, McCarthy began sticking needles into the Eisenhower administration r.irly in 1953. He kept on sticking them in.

The decision to tell him "whoa" w'as made when the Army charged i McCarthy and his Senate investiga- 1 ions subcommittee a had to concentrate on one subject: lican--were alter the young New Trying to make himself and his! York attorney's scalp. Cohn had adolescents That is the been chief counsel for McCarthy mentally ill adolescents at Napa i go But the strain became too and. judging from what McCarthy 5 Hospital. said, invaluable. Meanwhile.

Sen. Carthy. first with.an effort to get. the Senate to take McCarthy's committee chairmanships away from him and. when that seemed staff look good and the Army bad.

He fought hard, he was nimble, and before the hearings ended the Army and the administration may have wished the whole thing had i bene trying to cook up grief for Me- spo i a ii ze( treatment, never been permitted to start. -Maybe. I administration had planned, or hoped, to keep McCarthy off its back for most of the congressional session, it succeeded. For even when the hearings ended McCarthy did not resume his old role. First of all.

he off for a rest of almost three weeks. Then he wanted, he said, to go after Communists in defense plants. All a welcome sight, i was getting a lot of money and special unit for i if i was called to work. I had to 1 either had to quit Riley The new unit was set up to give I or Hughes. Flanders had a SO mentally ill teen-agers "So two and a half years-- and 18 days' work--I got released "It is much to early for a om the contract.

I had collected judgement." said the Mental Hy lor what? Isn't that Department in a report, i incredible? i least they are now show- HKnuSWHW A HARDWARE STORES KRBC-Your Land Mine KWKC-FElcon's Adventure KRLD-My Friend Irma WFAA-Best of All 7:15 i KRBC-Home State HajTitie KWKC-Kalcon's Adventure KKLD-My Friend Irma WFAA-Besi of All 7:33 RKBC-Firestone KWKC-Under Arrest Seoul of All 7:45 KWKC-Under Arrest Scout I oi All WTAA-Baad of America 3:00 RRBC-Headlictf Edition KWKC-BasebaU KRLI-Mr. Keen WFAA-FIbber -McGee 9:15 KRBC-Johnny Allen Show KWKC-Bassbali KHLD-Dance Orch. RTAA-One Man's Fsinily KRBC-Johaoj- AUea Sbaw KWKC-Baseball KRLISports Orchestra KRSC-Joanny -Mien Show KWKC-BasebaU KRLD-CBS Orcn. WFAA-Danee Orchestra II KRBC-News KWKC-News KRUD-Sews KRBC-Family Altar KWRC-Bafiio Sporti KSLIVGuest Star WBAP-Morgaa Beatty 10:30 KREC-Devotioaal KWKC-TBA KRLD-HUlbiUy Biis WBAP-Night Watchmaa 10:45 KRBC-Mariin Block KRLI-HiIlbniy Hiw WBAP-Xisbt Watchman 11:00 KRBC-Msriuj Btocfc Matinct KBLD-HiUbULv HUs WBAP-Nisht 11:15 KRSC-Martin Block Matiaet Hits KRBC-Martin Block KHUD-Dance Orch. Watdunu 11:45 KR BC-Manin TUESDAY MORNING ticketed for tailure.

to censure him. ing the heallhy sn of being noisy But whether or noi anyone likes on thcir own W3rds where th ey or dislikes McCarthy, friends a to sit and slare on lhe foes will probably agree: He has aduU W3rd so far looked like a quiuer when the going was rough. He'll probably bound back, censure or no censure, as soon as he sees an opening. I A KRBC-Moming Bound a KWKC-News Jt Sports KRLTMusic Rack i WB Ballads i 6:15 KRBC-Morninst Roundup KWKC-MominX KSLD-Stamps Quartet i KRBC-Mnsic With Messaje KWKC-Mornins i KRLD-News i KRBC-Farm Review i KWKC-Weather. Farm New I KKLD-Rsral Mailbox KSBC-Ksrtin Aeronsfey KVVKT-S'fast With Bacoo KKUNews Kouct.jp WBAP-Xews: Scnaonette 7:15 KREC-Breaktaa Chib Titce KRLTMZBS News WFAA-News Club Time KRLD-1QSO Club Birds KRBC-BreaSfast Cta i KWKC-Coffae Time KRLD-1080 Clab WBAP-Cedar Studenf-s Rough It In Summer Class CHICAGO Thirty civil engineering students at Illinois Institute of Technology are spending eight weeks at.

the school's camp near Woodruff. Wis. roughing it, doing classroom work a practicing surveying. Prof. Ernest Masur says the camp was opened in 1908 as one of the first summer camps (or furthering engineering education.

Special Stork Case NEWPORT NEWS. Va. UP Andrew Xiftros. who drives a delivery truck for the Newport News Daily Press and Times- Herald. had a load of papers when ha passed a stalled cur with a soldier frantically waving.

It is orders not to pick up strangers but Xiftroc sensed something special, stopped and backed up. Later he sped pnsl nn MP at the entrance to Fort Euslicc. The MP followed and asked why nil the haste, then offered his aid to and Sergeant F.ugene Pwkn. mgwt and his wife bent the stork to Uw hospital, WEATHKR OUTLOOK llci-c is the weather outlook for the nest 30 days across the nation as shown by the above temperature anil precipitation maps issued by the U.S. Weather Bureau.

Fidelity Speaker MINNEAPOLIS. Minn, (f-- Ross Robbins. flight steward with North Central Airlines. has invent- eti a pint-sized speaker system: which he says delivers sound; similar 'hat heard in a concert; hall. Ro who spent a year and a half perfecting his system, says' the secret lies in the design his cabinet and a new arrangement; of the speakers.

i The cabinet, made of plastic, prism-shaped. The front grill 1 measures 19 inches square and; the sides of the cabinet taper like a wedge to a point nine and one-half inches behind the center i of the grill. It's supposed to be placed in a corner of a Inside the cabinet. Ross has! mounted five baffles and i speakers--one for the treble one for the middle ranges and two! for bass and one for the very low i hass. Arranged properly, they form chambers acoustically design- i ed for maximum reproduction.

Rohhins has applied for a a Hunter Gets Gas Stove UAGETOWN. Mich, tf Lee Russell went hunting. His bag included a new gas stove. Russell found a balloon with a card attached, explaining it was one of many released in St. Louis.

as an advertising stunt. The balloon that traveled farthest would brine a new gas stove to the finder, llussell. who lives in the Michigan Thumb between SaRi- naw Hay ami Lake Huron, won. CDO DRUG STORES SOUTHWESTERN FIDELITY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY A TEXAS CORPORATION SO! HAIGH. PRESIDENT COMMON STOCK PRICE: TEN DOUARS PER SHARE rjl Scfuritics Holer, in loB.

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