Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-06-27 | Page 13 | How Lieut. Maughan Looked as He Completed Trip Across U. S. in One Day

: 1 : ' low Lieut. U?:$d Lc:!:c3 as D Ccz;!:!: j Trip f.a:ss U. S. in C:3 Dry i I a 1 . j . i ii . ' - - -a ;-) f ! i ...... s.- y . i ",;.; ,' V . J a ,, , ..... .. t i ' - - " " ' .' ' j i Utah Sun Racer Nearly Mcbbed By Cheering Thousands as He . .Ends Daylight Dash Across U. S. . Here la the finish of man's greatest race against time and fatigue Lieutenant Russell Maughan'a "dawn-lo-duk" flight from New York to Man Frsnciaco. Ieft. Maughaa la ahown-aa he halted hla plans at Crtaaey field. Ban ran-ciaro. ran-ciaro. Right, tha sun raoer la ehown fifteen minutes later, after ha had bean carried through an enthualastlo mob. wltlv aoldlera ualng bayoneta to open a lane through lha thoueande who broke through the patrol tinea and swarmed Into the field to welcome the world's greatest flier. Comparison Com-parison of the pictures shows the fatigue that overcame Iduughan aa soon aa he wna rlea of the plane he had piloted for over Iwenty-one houre. Helow ie Ban Kranclaco'a welcome, with Crlsay field lammed with licklrd humanity, rushing through the flare lighted apaoa to get a glrinpae of the man who traveled from coast to coast la lees than a day's time.