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Waco News-Tri butte Radio Dial Central Standard Time Monday, dan. IS (These schedules are published for convenience of the readers from programs furnished by the radio stations. This newspaper is not responsible for inaccuracies and departures from the published schedule.) WACC 5:30 Salude 5:45 Salude 6:00 News and Musle 6:15 Farm News 6:30 Breakfast 6:45 Roundup 7:00 Martin Agronsky News; News 7:30 Porter Randall 7:45 Top o' the Morn IIS Breakfast Club Breakfast Club 8 Breakfast Club 8:45 Breakfast Club 9:00 My Story 9:15 My True Story 9:30 Street 9:45 A Girl Marries 30:00 It Pays to 10:15 Know Waco 10:30 Grand Cen. Sta. 10:45 Grand Cen.

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14k gold rings. 2.50 Weekly 409 AustinWaco Waco News-Tribune TV Dial Central Standard Time Monday, dan. 18 (These schedules are published for convenience of the readers from programs furnished by the television stations. This newspaper is not responsible for inaccuracies and departures from the published schedule.) TV Channel 34 College Graduate, 24, Grows Discouraged After Six Futile Quest for Job Dear Mary Haworth: My son Ray, 24, is a college graduate with a BBS degree, and his aim is to be a salesman. He has been seeking a job since he graduated last June, and although he has had numerous interviews, he located a job.

I cannot imagine why he fails. He is tall, goodlooking and serious-minded, and in college he was house director, at his fraternity. He was on the orientation committee and always active. He also worked after school, as an over-counter salesman, school bus driver, etc. He was liked in these jobs and was never discharged; when he changed jobs, it was for more money or to make more time for study.

The present situation worries me, as he is getting to be a recluse. He spends his evenings reading paperback novels and eating constantly. He is no longer assured in the company of his friends; seems to have lost self-confidence after so many rejections. He will say he interested in this or that seeming very enthusiastic when sent on the interview. Mother Asks How to Cope I cannot approach him as he resents suggestions from me.

I give him money he needs (not much), and keep his clothes in order and his surroundings as plesant as possible. My great fear is that he may have inherited some of his traits. His father today at 57 is still trying to carve a career, but never finding the job in which to start. He lives on a pension, and just enjoys a carefree existence without responsibility. Your suggestions will be gratefully received and enforced by me.

V. Y. Too Choosy Or Too Tense? Dear V. At first Ray may have been overly optimistic about his chances in the job field; may have expected to find himself in demand, wherever he bade for a place. When that assumption was quickly dispelled, in last perceptible decline in apprentice opportunities, perhaps he became unduly state of mind that almost invariably alienates its victim from the good he seeks.

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Mrs. Henry Buchanan, 1521 Ursuline Avenue, following a lingering illness. Mrs. Donaho was born in Madison County, Dec. 21, 1881.

was a member of the Methodist Church, and had made her home in Bryan for" the past 12 years. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p. m. in the Killier Funeral Chapel, with Dr. Charles E.

Pitts, pastor of the College Avenue Baptist Church officiating, assisted by Rev. E. L. Conyer. Interment was in Bryan City Cemetery.

Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Buchanan of Bryan, one son Joe A. Stanley of McAllister. one sister, Mrs. J.

B. Norris of Wichita Falls; and one brother, J. R. McNair of Waco. ijncle do ing to get on payrolls in the larger Eastern cities.

Had Ray recognized the special hurdles confronting new talent last summer, he might have acted differently and fared better. For one thing, he might have unbent to take any honest work available for the time in his college of doggedly pursuing a preconceived idea of being a salesman. And for another thing, he might have seen the sense of getting in his hunt, instead of trying prematurely to demonstrate independent prowess in the business world. Needs Help Fore and Aft A sponsoring letter or introductory telephone call to a prospective employer, from a relative or fam ily friend in business, may tip the scales of chance in the favor, provided he (or she) has average competence. But untried plucky youth tends to scorn such aid at first; and later may be too proud to concede a lesson learned a need disclosed.

For advice: identify discouragement with his careless pace. Prolonged disappointment has made him afraid; and he needs deft leadership rather than accusatory nagging. Dig around quietly for job-openings for him; and when you have one in view, vigorously push him into action, in a brisk objective way that overrides gruff back-talk. M. H.

Mary Haworth counsels through her column, not by mail or personal interview. Write her in care of this newspaper. The Mason-Dixon line between Pennsylvania and Maryland, famed as the division between North and South was set up to end disputes over private land grants. TV Chan, WBAP TV Chan 5 KRLD TV Chan 4 8:00 Today 8:15 Today 8:30 Today 8:45 Today; Devotional Dave Garroway Dave Garroway Dave Garroway Dave Garroway On: Prevue; News Film Jockev Film; Weather News 9:00 Money Man 9:15 Money Man- 9:30 Money Man 9:45 Money Man Ding Dong Ding Dong 8chool Breakfast In Hollywood Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey 10:00 Charm School 10:15 Bride it Groom 10:30 Ask Washington 10:45 Ask Washington Hawkins Falls 3 Steps to Heaven Bobby Peters snow Bobby Peters Show Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Strike It Rich Strike It Rich 11:00 Julie Benell 11:15 Julie Benell 11:30 Julie Benell 11:45 Julie Benell Bobby Peters Good Morning Industry Parade Yr Trouble Valiant Lady Love of Life Search for Guiding Light TV Chan 8 WBAP TV Chan 5 KRLD TV Chan 4 12:00 Money Man 12:15 Money Man 12:30 Money Man 12:45 News, Spts. Wthr Farm Editor Weather; News Carousel Carousel Farm Home News Gary Moore Gary Moore 1:00 Showtime Matinea 1:15 Showtime 1:30 Showtime Matinee 1:45 Showtime Matinee Cooking? Cooking? Cooking? Double or Nothing Double or House Party House Party 2:00 Showtime Matinee 2:15 Showtime Matinee 2:30 Guest Book 2:45 Guest Book Kate Smith Kate Smith Kate Smith Kate Smith The Big Payoff The Big Bob Crosby Bob Crosby 3:00 Welcome 3:15 Welcome Travelers 3:30 On Your Account 3:45 On Your Account Movie Marquee Movie Marquee Movie Marquee Movie Marquee Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen Variety Fair 4:00 Atom 8quad 4:15 Pinky Lee 4:30 Howdy Doody 4:45 Howdy Doody Movie Marquee Ann Alden Little Theatre Little Theatre Cook Book Cook Book Cartoon Time 5:00 Kiddie Karnival 5:15 Kiddie Karnival 5:30 Frontier Piayhs 5:45 Frontier Piayhs See-Saw Zoo See-Saw Zoo See-Saw Zoo Zoc; News Party Time Party Time Party Time Western Theatre 6:00 Srontier Piayhs 6:15 News, Spts, Wthr 6:30 Dance Party 6:45 News Cowboy Thrills Thrills: Wtherman Wild Bill Hickok Wild Bill Hickok Cartoon Time Wld Today: Wthr Doug Edwards Perry Como 7:00 Name That Tune 7:15 Name That Tune 7:30 Voice of Firestone 7:45 Voice of Firestone Sky King Sky King Texas in Review Texas in Review Burns and Allen Burns and Allen Texas in Review Texas in Review 8:00 Dennis Day 8:15 Dennis Day 8:30 Bob Montgomery 8:45 Bob Montgomery Victory at Sea Victory at Sea Wrestling Wrestling I Love Lucy I Love Lucy Red Buttons Red Buttons 9:00 Bob Montgomery 9:15 Bob Montgomery 9:30 Who Said That 9:45 Who Said That Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Studio One Studio One Studio One Studio One 10:00 News, Spts, Wthr 10:15 Channel 8 Theatre 10:30 Channel 8 Theatre 10:45 Channel 8 Theatre Wrestling Weather: News Movie Marquee Movie Marquee March Of Polio Mothers' March Of Polio 11:00 Channel 8 Theatre 11:15 Channel 8 Theatre 11:30 Vespers; Sign Off 11:45 Movie Marquee Movie Marquee Movie Marquee Movie Marquee Chronoscope Nitetime Movie Nitetime Movie Nitetime Movie 12:00 Sign Off Nitetime Movie KTBC TV Chan 7 $150 Taken From Tavern The department is investigating a Sunday morning burglary of the Pleasure Spot tavern on the Dallas Highway.

Tavern operator Eva Dagley said about $150 was taken from a shuffle board machine and music box. KTBC TV Chan 7 Test Pattern Test: Sign On Hawkins Falls House Party House Party Big Payoff Big Payoff Kate Smith Kate Smith Welcome Travelers Welcome Travelers On Yr Account On Yr Account Kitchen Kitchen Howdy Doody Howdy Doody Strike It Rich Strike It Rich Delight Delight Fill Time News: Weather Like Yesterday News Liberace Liberace The Ruggles The Ruggles I Love Lucy I Love Lucy Red Buttons Red Buttons Sports Club News Review Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Air Force Theatre Air Force Theatre Amateur Hour Amateur Hour Austin Navy Hr. Austin Navy Hr. News: Sign Canada Air Line to Start Flights to Mexico City MEXICO CITY ada Air Lines Saturday was to officially begin flights between Toronto and Montreal, Canada and Mexico City. The new line is authorized to carry passengers, mail and express.

Mexican officials Pre inaugural flights already have been made, and Transcan- ada has opened elaborate offices here. First Wright Flight Lasted 12 Seconds The common viewpoint of historians is that the first practical power-driven airplane was made T. D. Wiley Dies Sunday At Age of 76 Thomas D. Wiley, 76, of 905 North Ninth Street, died at 10 a.

m. Sunday in his home after a long illness. He was born in Alabama and lived in Waco for 30 years. Services will be held at 2 p. m.

Monday in Chapel. Rev. Wilson Lonas officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Calm Cemeterv.

Surviving are a son. Alton Wiley of Lorena; two daughters, Mrs. Joel Martin of Waco and Mrs. Geneva Moore of Grand Prairie, and six grandchildren. Mrs.

E. L. Johnson Of Mosheim Dies Mrs. E. L.

(Gertie) Johnson, 69, of Mosheim, died at 3:45 a. m. Sunday in a Waco hospital after a long illness. Services will be held at 2 p. m.

Monday in the Valley Mills Church of Christ, Minister Morris Moore officiating. Burial will be in Rosemound Cemetery. Her husband and three grandchildren survive. by Wilbur and Orville Wright. During secret, or half-secret, tests they flew an airplane which would carry a man and land him safely.

Before that time (just over a half century ago) a few others had made power-driven planes which carried ilots very briefly through the air, ut none of these seemed to be practical. The Wright brothers lived in Dayton, Ohio, and Orville was a native of the city. His older brother was a Hoosier by birth, with New Castle, as his birthplace. The two set up a bicycle shop in Dayton, and this became a small factory, as well as a center for repairs. News of the glider flights of Otto Lilienthal of Germany and Octave Chanute of the United States came to the Wrights, and their minds were fired with the idea of learning further secrets of aviation.

Chanute kindly helped them to build gliders, and some of these were tested at Kitty Hawk, N. where winds and ground were excellent for the purpose. A gasoline motor was fitted to a glider, and on a December day they carried out four successful flights. The first flight was made by 32-year-old Orville, and lasted 12 seconds. The fourth flight was made by Wilbur Wright, then 36 years of age.

It lasted 59 seconds, and covered one-sixth of a mile. Think of the difference between a speed of one-sixth of a mile a minute and the speeds made by rocket planes the past 22 to 25 miles a minute! Let the slow speed do nothing, however, to lower the glory of the Wrights! They were pioneers. Less than five years later they gave exhibitions in both Europe and the public. A Wright biplane was taken to France, and was launched from a tower. Wilbur Wright piloted that Karo Waco, 3 Monday, January 18, 1954 plane while it made a flight lasting one hour and 31 minutes.

For HISTORY of scrapbook. Uncle Ray Santa Fe Carloadings Decline During Week GALVESTON, Jan. Santa Fe carloadings for the week ending Jan. 9, 1954, were 19,366 compared with 23,447 for the same week in 1953. Cars received from connections totaled 9,023 compared with 10,559 for the same week in 1953.

Total cars moved were 28,389 compared with 34,006 for the same period in 1953. Santa Fe handled a total of 24,917 cars in preceding week of this year. A. E. Reibenstein Succumbs in Bryan BRYAN, Jan.

E. Reibenstein, 80, died Friday afternoon at the home of his daughter, Mrs. H. A. Fuller in Bryan.

Following a brief funerab service here, the body was taken to Sealy, where a second service was heid and interment made in the Sealy Cemetery. He is survived by two daughters, and four sons, a number of grandchildren, among them being Alton and Harold Fuller and Mrs. Ola Bogan of Bryan. Five Hats and Coat Taken T. W.

Norwood of Rosenthal reported to someone rifled his car early Saturday night while it was parked near Second Street and Franklin Avenue. Missing was an overcoat and five hats, he said. Man Arrested In Stab Death A 28-year-old Negro, Louis Ridge of Route 6 was stabbed to death about 1:15 a. m. Sunday in a fight at 1502 South Third Street.

He was wounded once in each side of the chest. A. and A. Ambulance carried him to Providence Hospital where he was pronounced dead. A 21-year- old Negro is being held in the county jail on a charge of murder in connection with the stabbing.

Cpl. Hugo C. Gonzales of Fort Hood was cut several times on the face, head and hands in a fight outside the El Morrocco Club on the Temple Highway about midnight Saturday. He is under treatment of JCAFB Hospital. Tomorrow: Glenn Curtiss.

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More people have been moving in the last few years than in any other period in oar history illi peop le will move this year America Is on the move! Families are moving to better homes in the same area from one section of the country to another. City people are shifting to the suburbs. Families are getting larger and need homes for three, four and five or more children. And with Americans living longer these days, more and more elderly couples are moving to homes better suited to retirement living. Life insurance ora playing a major role in this changing menU that help create new jobs, and the financing of new For example, by the end of last year, the life insurance companies had loaned nearly $34 billion of policyholder funds for the development of business and industry.

As new plants, factories, mills and office buildings go as old ones are expanded and create new jobs and attract workers from many parts of the country. In qdditiwto, the life insurance companies are helping build new homes. At the end of 1953, they had invested over $23 billion in real estate and one half times as much as they had invested in 1945. And a portion of the funds needed to build housing developments and rental dwellings has come from life insurance companies. These are among the ways in which the life insurance companies promote the welfare of our communities while guarding the security of our individual families.

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