Show - - - - inZA 19 inday A 5rtit Morning 1 7Crtibunt November 15 1912 - Keeps Faith Navy Rescues Wife Says She Rickenbacker Knew 'Rick' Six of Crew Would Return U S Minesweepers Keep Vital Ship Channels Open Craft Plies Sea Lanes In All Kinds of Weather Special Gear Cuts Mines Loose Top-Heav- y Picked Up on Raft North of Samoa y Wait After 1 ?M r : '2i:'''?'''' 4' t4 Elements Exposure Cause Worry Phones News to Sons 24-Da- Mickenbacker Has Beaten Death Danger By Being Cool Cahn Calculating t ))A ) - ::: 5 - -- :ri:t' - - ::41-:''- : 4 :' : : " ' : I I A k q 0 ut 1 (Coutinued From Page One) hospital as soon as arrangements can be made The rescues announced Saturday climaxing one of the greatest sea and air searches in modern history followed the rescue of Captain William T Cherry Jr announced Friday It was the finding of Cherry which led directly to locating Rickenbacker and the others It narrowed the area over e which army planes P B Y's and surface craft were searching Previously the searchers had not known even the approximate position at which Rickenbacker's plane had gone down Army Mission Rickenbacker who not long before had gone to Great Britain on an inspection mission for Secretary of War Henry L Stimson was making a similar journey for Lieutenant General H H Arnold chief of the army air forces when his latest brush with death oc- 1 rd r I t t 0- p F P te F P e I I I I I I I - ' rl r7:(77:::: it L a"i '2 1 17 t:o 11 : : - I vP-'r- ed f i L r--- I tncover I I Li''‘: - r Pq LPih V - : 1 4 ' er USED PIANOS ACCORDIONS 1 A '7 t nt' rl r -- M7 i ‘ -- t) - I 3 i 7 L t 1 I 1 1 f L- i L 4 - r f r ' k p '!'''':' I i ' 11 i nt: J c0)1 I - '1 i I I : ' LJ 2 it- --1 f E-7--- L-- 1 I 1 -- i i F-- I 1 F I ( 1 L 1 - 1 I ?: LA '"I 1 77"1 1 f 1 - I- - 1 ri c") r 1 m 1 I I i ' I 1 retraahps irI L) 1 1°01ern t He always gets back 1 I - k riP LI Li rn -g- I 1 r s: - Fli L lc: ihpil tW A: and fall was behind his own lines Ili was boss of the Indianapolis speedway and in 19:34 ho w' a named general manager of Eastern Airlines In all his career he talked about death but once death was in"Lethc:cuagri11 he said “Two nGtners-man planes were pouring bullets at my plane and a crumpled wing sent me into a tail spin "The ground came up with a I figure how to !right the couldn't plane In desperation I opened up the throttle wide It straightened the ship out I shot out of German territory and back to " r--- i ° - - "i Li - '''41---31--J--r- 4 last year near Atlanta Ga that took the lives of seven persons Rescuers rushed to the scene and found Rickenbacker pinned in This is Rickenbacker talking: "Don't strike a match It'll explode the gasoline" "Take it easy boys let's not get excited" (To fellow passengers): : "I'm t him :Iinritpiiggpgel Rickenbacker was badly injured in a commercial plane crash early I " L' Rickenbacker has the other rank of colonel in the arrny reserve corps since 1929 records show lie Is classified as a specialist He won his captaincy In the WoIld war ' e- 4 title - a4soatohogolia-- I a 1 E "Tell the boys I'll be out in three or four weeks" he said But he was laid up for months In World War I (he started out as General Pershing's chauffeur but that was too' prosaic!) he dawned 21 enemy planes and four balloons to rank as the ace of American aces tie bested t h e Germans ' in single combat- anti out when they I WASHINGTON Nov 14 tin —0 f f ic la II y it's Colonel V Rickenbacker but the World war flying ace has been "captain" so long he appears to prefer the lesser - '— t t Prefers Title of 'Cap' zl'c'-'4--- ' 4 0 Co lintel 'Rick' - I 0 - 3 so-call- ed - ' s"- r-'- es o A I I long-rang- top-heav- :: I sorry this had to happ-eiawfully boys" the last to be removed from the ship suffering from a hip fracture n years he's a daring front runner : I NEW YORI Nov 12 (PI—Mrs flirting devilishly with danger but i said Eddie Rickenbacker "Rick" is cold calculating a n d Saturday Associated Press Military Editor never lost faith that her fashe makes his moves methodically t"1:1 rt- IkrT rin Nov 14—The next time you read of a ' - r10k SAN r i '' mous aviator husband would be i At 52 now coming back alive ' rescued after his war mission eonvoy steaming safely into port give a thought to the men of an ocean of missing men : k: from was reported missing in the 1 ii plane a is the U S navy's patrol force more specifically of the patrol he marked man—marked by '' Pacific three weeks ago 1 'y ft "1 S S never and U knew of more lost Blank still faith the injuries from a recent c rash forces minesweepers ! ' T specifically ' L' be he rescued" she would that n 1 marked inside by memories of his day-o' ' patrols operating out of San Francisco on day-iover declared smiling joyfully great plane dueltig with the Gernews of Captain Rickenbacker's t I mans in the World war But he is Officially the LT S S Blank Ls Berkele y Cal rescue by a navy Catalina flying a completely unafraid man—unlisted as the A NT c 90 Because Bob Baker of Small-c of the also tacboat afraid but cautious skipper she has to ride such big seas I tical commander of the group was worried a little in the "I Once this American ace downed c Small-90 like to call her Mrs Eddie Rickenbacker "befew she a last admitted German plane by smacking it days" Dencribes Gear She is not beautiful but she is 'Who never doubted her huscause he might be exposed to the with his own plane in amidships OUt through a gap in the submaband's safety sturdy She y is 97 feet long She winds and the sun and I was wormidair his own as t h e righting is Her optimum rine net and under the Golden Gate also ried his one condition" to earth German about physical plummeted angle of roll is 57 degrees The announced The a 'forces of the air the But that window cleaner navy army telephoned our move we watching file in Indian bridge day I was aboard one swell heeled World War I ace had her from Washington before the hanging by a belt from a skyher over on approximately a 45 Diesels throttled down to one-thibeen found in good condition navy released news of her hus- scraper window makes him shuddegree angle as registered by the speed At a prearranged point outWhen Rickenbacker first was band's rescue der engineroom clinometer The boys side the gate the gear is put out To General Arnold the flier's As a great automobile racer he reported missing his wife had who man her ate wondering vhat declared: wife breathed a "God bless you" was a spectacular "front runner" "pig": sportshe11 do when winter comes and —the torpedo-shape- d "Eddie will turn up He's too Then she telephoned her husband's getting out ahead of the pack ing a gay yellow-and-re- d flag going gets really rough old a hand to get lost in any air- mother in Berkeley Cal and sent stmnetimes turning turtle or crashwhich marks the end of themoored plane now" telegrams to her sons David 18 ing intoences Sweeps Channel in a blue dress mink at the Admiral Farragut school cable the otter Attired mine But once at a big race he resweeping out are As it is they her i taking coat 14 fused to let one of the popular and Mrs and William velvet hat pink cable holds which land the other rig in all sorts of weather sweeping Rickenbacker told how Lieutenant ltomths ettivehre Nlle School for Boys drivers race because "Rick" at the proper subsurface curred the main ship channel of this vital !own He had off from too Ill Oahu General H H Arnold commander Asheville N C taken was he level a fixed and thought distancefrom at port for moored mines magnetic the ship the cutting gear which Hawaii for an unrevealed destiand acoustic mines Moored en- nation in the south Pacific and : mines are anchored to the bottom will cut loose a mine if we flown more than 1500 miles to one uhad counter the it sending 20 some and usually set feet below on October 21 he radioed to be exploded by gunfire r-- t the surface of the ocean Magnetic surface I had I the i that only enough plane and the which l pipe gear mines float about "on their own" to keep it in the air anEn-:1 1 Acoustic mines are devilish inven- by its vibrations will detonate gasoline Li""-":': hour other t t: ons tuned to be exploded by the acoustic mines ' was On 23 October world the 1 f :: The four ships move into echelon t vibrations of a ship's engines so that a considerable area 'is as- informed that he was missing It On this trip we are was the signal for launching the of clean sweeping only for moored and acoustic! sured search of its kind since greatest sun The is and cheery Amelia Earhart Putnam disapbright rnres the magnetic mire gear' the blue and water the the sky incdentally costs about $20000)1 peared also in the south Pacific oefThe Small-- c f40 and a sister ship' sea flecked with whitecaps as the on a world flight five years ago r-7- " wind up picks both speally built as auxiliary 1 i' Mrs Putnam left Lae New Guinea 1 ' coastal re'resweepers and two Crew Introduced I I ilibtHP F : ':i'-':1 I I July 1 1937 At 3:20 p rin that i jrI:l smaller but more seaworthy coradioed had she she that day 1 t I e I In I t the combination t make up our bridg one more hour Lieu- enough fuel for only and chartroom I i divisionnfgseiners ' with Lieutenant (J G) wheelhouse of flight that she was out of sight 1 f 1 t ' V I f:i tenant Baker gives the course of 4 i was land and that her position ' -- ' 1 changes to the helmsman Lee "doubtful" She VMS never seen LA ii—L-17Clawson Lee's twin brother Leo or beard from a despite again on is lookout and 0 t topside ready I unFOR and man one of the naval sea and air search of precedented intensity twin machine guns in y (11 a a a an emergency Those gunare our Dozens of Escapes (7' ?"1171C-- 1 cri -I o CI a and in- tommy c'T17711r7 rarmament—they n The n of Rickenbacker's 1 fir:1r)— e1 legend AND 4 441 t gun racked up on the wall of the destructibilty supported by dozens 11 Li 1111111111110 cosy but crowded cabin which of narrow escapes sustained the LI Baker shares with his three en- hopes of his wife and of his milNI signs—Joe Matthews tall per- itary associates and kept the search ANTIQUE WHITE FLI ko BALDWIN PIANO petually seasick blond from going long after it seemed futile New—At a Bargain Price Rogersville Ala Seaton Daly a Eight days after the last radio Spokane (Wash) husky who used message from the doomed plane to play tackle for Gonzaga and Secretary of War Henry L StimCharles Farrar from San Mateo! son told reporters here that he SII IX 11 SO Phone I Cal who's been on duty only two could not 'help clinging to the hope weeks that he will still turn up" — "You and I know" he said "that 44:72:f I3y William F Boni E NEW YORK Nov 14 (in—Captam n (Eddie) Rickenbacker h a s stood on death's doorstep for years but the host could never quite get him to come in They've been telling you for § ''' I i $:'"': k-- rN (- -4 r-- --"- " rJ ii' 1 erY1 I ff 1 Wendelboe Music ' Captain Rickenbacker is an r long-rang- y ----- i --- - THANKS FOR YOUR ) :i 'i VOTE OF CONFIDENCE' !t When you the citizens of Utah voted NO on Proposition No 2 you asserted your right in no uncertain terms to shop where you pleas You said NO to a misguided attempt to curtail your personal liberty You refused to be deprived of the right to search out for yourthe places selves the best places to shop where you can buy to best advantage Your vote showed that you recognized Hies t A 1 '0 g 0 1 I - I t that retail stores live and grow only if t !4 entire distance without changing tires Many another racer has died attempting that In World war I the legend grew when Rickenbacker took on seven German planes at one time shot down two of them and sent the others fleeing He got the congressional medal of honor for that ex- important facts: 1 1 they CI a real need: otherwise nobody patronizes them that when a retail business prospers it is proof that it is doing a good job for its customers that the J C Penney Company is such a business and operates such stores that the J C Penney Company has grown and prospered in Utah only because it has served Utah people well All purchases made anywhere by anyone in Penney stores have always been voluntary transactions based on this alone: good merchandise at right prices In America—in Utah—nobody is compelled to buy at Penney's or at any other store If you like the goods we sell the service we give and the prices we ask you make your purchases from us But you always retain corn piety freedom of action That's the American system the American i ploit On February 27 1941 it appeared that Rickenbacker's luck might have run out A transport of the Eastern Air lines of which he was president crashed near Atlanta Ga Eight persons were killed and Rickenbacker was critically injured Despite broken ribs and other he directed the rescue of injuries the other passengers while he himself was pinned for hours in the wreckage Hard Mart to Kill Daily for weeks the bulletin on Eiais condition said 'criticalk" But Rickenbacker survived His own comment on leaving the hospital was: -I'm a hard man to kill" HONOLULU Way of Life That's what you voted for straight thinking and that was The Penney Company thank you not only in words but in the promise of con tinging good values and good service! 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