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Show et Canadian treated her for exhaustion v shock. , U.S. Marine, Thomas, a former struck ahead doggedly through the con-ouchoppy, strait that was flecked into whitecaps by a 12 offshore wind. But he became too exhausted and was taken from the VICTORIA, B.C. (UP) Pat Russell and husky United States lozjer Bert Thomas failed Saturday in their bid to become the first swimmers to strait the treacherous here between Fuca Juan De Wash. and Port Angeles, mile-an-ho- "Ji Thomas was only' six miles from Port Angeles when he had to give V up. who v have - , Local r watched swimmer after swimmer go down to defeat in attempts to conquer .what is considered one of the world's touzhest swims said both of the contenders covered a greater distance than those who went before them. Although the strait that runs between the United States and Can ada is only 18 miles across, swim mers would have to travel about RICHMOND,! Va. JUP) A com 40 miles to get across. Strong curmittee has laid groundwork for rents add the distance. t a full debate on segregation Mon- Others who have triedj and failed day before7 the 95th general as- to make it include Florence Chad- sembly of the Southern Presbyte- wick of San Diego, Calif,, and Win rian Church, i nie Roach Leuszler, a St. Thomas, ReChristian bn Committee The Ont.,1 housewife. stand a lations is reconsidering against segregation which it adopted at last year's assembly. The stand has been challenged by three ' s. x Presbyterian groups in Mississippi. There was little likelihood of any further action this year on a pro-posed unification v with two other SALT LAKE CITY , (UP) The of the Presbyterian branches Commission has Aeronautic Utah Church, both of them .in the North e new a sleek accepted Unification waj voted down last niV) ctT.naccanffoir . nlona for r year. state use. ' Harlon W. Bement, state aero0 nautics director, flew the Beechcraft Bonanza from the factory in Wichita. A single - engine Beechcraft was traded in on the new craft. Harley J. Corleissen, chairman, said the new plane was considered The to be as safe as any civilian SALT LAKE CITY (UP) plane Utah Foundation reported today a being manufactured: He said the survey of the nation's schools finds safety factor, was important and Utah's achievements in education that e a craft was "absol- PRINCESS GETS A BOUQUET Princess Margaret bends low to accept a bouquet from are exceptionally high. utely essential" because much flyit research ing mast be done over mountains. Janet Wolf son as she arrives at St. James Palace, London. The becomingly dressed Princess was However, the noted curricu The 0 can fly with a full load specific organization lum weaknesses in certain basic at 9,600 . feet on only, one engine. on hand for a fair to benefit the Dockland Settlements. (UP Telephoto). skills such as English and arithmetic. A report of the 1953 Utah Public School Survey Commission mad-- a similar finding. . The foundation said Utah ranks first in the country in percentage of population enrolled at institutions of higher learning and also is high-ein the average number of school years completed by adults. 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Cartoons 4:30 Mr. Peepers 5:30 Howard Barlow : 5:00 Comedy Hour 6:00 TV Playhouse KTVT Channel 4 7:00 Loretta Young Show 7:30 Bob Cummings 7:00 Today "in the West 8:00 It's a Great Life 9:00 Tennessee Ernie 8:30 Grand Ole Opry 9:30 Feather-YaU- r Nest 9:00 Abbott and Costello 10:00 Ding Dong . School 9:30 Liberace 10:30 Club 4 10:00 Fabian of Scotland Yard 11:00 Home 8:45! SAN FRANCISCO (UP ) California led the nation in 1954 in total .wine movement into comsumption channels with 24,969,356 gallons, according to figures released by the Wine Advisory Board. New York was second to Cali-. :fornia with 22,461,944 gallons and Pennsylvania was third with 9,816,-14- 4 gallons, the board said. For the seventh consecutive year, the District of Columbia had the highest per capita rate, with 2.587 gallons per person moving into consumption channels. California was second with 1.989 gallons and Nevada third with 1.790 gallons. Nine other, states had per capita rates above one gallon New Mexico, New York, New Jersey, Lou-,isiana, Connecticut, Delaware, Rhoda Island, and Massa'j chusetts, The 1954 per capita rate of .880 gallon was slightly below the 1953 rate of .889 gallon, but the total wine movement in the United States was 141,783,000 gallons, the highest for any year on record. The figures were included in the 19th Annual Wine Industry Statistical Survey prepared by Wine Institute for the Wine Advisory Board. Private Secretary 4:3ff Background 8:30 Herald oi California Leads Nation in 1954 In Wine Mdvement 1:45 Modern Romances 2: 00. 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Government ministers, .members Artesian wells of 180-fo- ot of the diplomatic corps and a huge were at! the depth deliver 2000 gallons of crowd of water per minute o fields in airport to see Nehru and his party off on the first leg of his flight; to southeastern New Mexico. : water at "3:22 a.m. Radio reports received here aaid University of "The student was Columbia British in tears from and exhausted pulled water after pacing the Thomas for eight mCes o the swim that has never been' completed. She was returned to Victoria and taken to a hospital where doctors LISTEN TO THE ll er 18-mi- le SUNDAY, JUNE 5. 1955 Ulan County, Utah NEW DELHI, India (UPjjif the capital of the Soviet Union. Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru Before taking off, Nehru praised declaof India left by plane Saturday, on the recent Yugoslav-Soviof friendship. mission': to ration his "historic good-wi- and co-e- d 15 lsuAT Nehru Leaves For Moscow Coed, Logger Fail In Bid To Swim Treacherous Strait Gordon ; Owen, Frank Hemingway Merry Go Round Sam Hayes Road Show wLm Oacu III ia i II s? Dlsc-Kapad- es '" . - " " . ":" .. ' - ' League News Road Show Harmon's Sports This is ethe News Morgan Beatty Erfward R. Murrow |