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REPUBLIC REPUBLIC CITY MAIL 14. Nine Safe After Blimp Forced Down ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. (UP) A fisherman picked up all nine crewmen yesterday from a navy blimp that was forced down at sea in a thunderstorm near the bleak North Carolina banks. The men scurried into two life rafts as the bulky airship settled into the water about midnight and they rode out the storm while an air search of 50 coast guard and navy planes was mounted. The planes also were searching for a navy airman, a Lt.

Cmdr. Atkins, who bailed out in nearby waters south of Cape Hatteras. But, as in the case of the blimp crew, a surface vessel effected the rescue. The tanker Western Sun picked up Atkins, directed to him by the flicker of a survival lamp as he floated in his Mae West. A companion blimp which took a slightly different course on the flight landed safely about 9 a.m.

at Lakehurst, N.J. It also carried nine reservists. The pilot of the ditched blimp. Lt. Cmdr.

R. M. Dempsey, of Burlington, N.J., said the blimp was cruising along on a leisurely trip from the Glynco Naval Station at Brunswick, to Lakehurst, when it ran into the thunderstorms. Dempsey said he sent out a distress signal and landed in the water six miles southwest of Oregon Inlet, N.C. I PIANO SALE 2 Days Only Aug.

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From left are Lt. Col. Ruland Hussong, 44 E. Pierson, Phoenix; Lt. Emily Adacusky, Arizona State, Tempe; Maj.

Marion Rosen, 303 Solano Tempe; and Sgt. Edgar Watts, 5515 W. Heatherbrae Glendale. State Post For Means? The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona Saturday, August 17, 1957 Plane Down In Sea; 10 Safe, 1 Lost CIUDAD TRUJILLO, Dominican Republic (UP)-A Brazilian Super-constellation airliner trying to reach Miami for repairs, ditched in the sea off the north coast of the Dominican Republic yesterday. There were no passengers aboard.

Ten of the crewmen were reported safe. Nine paddled ashore in life rafts while the other swam the distance. The eleventh, who tried to swim, was reported missing and presumed dead. THE VARIG Brazilian Airlines plane belly-landed on the water about two miles off Puerto Plata, chief harbor on the Dominican north coast. One of its four engines was out and two were "feathered." The plane had developed mechanical trouble on a regular flight from Rio de Janeiro to New York.

All 32 passengers aboard had been discharged at Ciudad Trujillo, regular stop on the run, as a safety measure before the crew took off for Miami for repairs. A Varig spokesman in New York said the 32 passengers were transferred to a chartered Pan American airliner to complete. the trip to New York. He said he assumed about half the passengers were Americans and the rest Latin-Americans, judging from past passenger lists. No passenger list was available immediately.

A SPOKESMAN said reports from the Dominican Republic said 10 crewmen were safe. The eleventh, the plane's steward, was still missing several hours after the ditching and was 9 dead, he said. He said the pilot radioed at 12:15 p.m. EDT that he was going to ditch the plane. It actually went down about 1:30 p.m., he said.

Varig said the ditched plane had been scheduled to leave New York at noon today for the regular return passenger flight to Brazil. That flight has been canceled, the company said. Cable Breaks, Tractor Drops MESA (Special)-Sidewalk superintendents watching digging of a basement for the Mesa city hall addition received an extra thrill yesterday. A power shovel, used to vate the basement, was hooked onto a small tractor which had been working in the hole. When the crane operator started to lift the tractor out of the hole a cable snapped.

Though considerable damage was done to the tractor, men working in the hole had moved back to a safe position. Crash On Baseball Field Kills Two In Helicopter and RAWLINS, Wyo. (UP) A small diamond here yesterday, killing the before a Little League game was Killed were Harvey T. Olson, 37, Theodore William 1 Becker, 37, geologist road's oil exploration division. WITNESSES SAID the rotors of the about 200 feet from the ground and Charles McIntcsh, head of the Civil Aeronautics Administration station at Rawlins, said the copter's engine apparently failed.

He and Deputy State Aeronautics Director Marvin Stevenson were investigating, along with Carbon County Sheriff John Terrill. The helicopter was on its way back to Rawlins from a uranium survey for Union Pacific. The craft was brought here by trailer Tuesday from Bakersfield, where it was leased from the Kern Copter Co. THE BASEBALL diamond, 10- cated on the fairground east of Rawlins, is isolated from nearby homes. The few people who had gathered to watch the scheduled little league game escaped injury.

Olso and Becker had been out nearly three hours on a survey of uranium land near Rawlins at the time of the crash and were returning to the Rawlins airport. At Bakersfield, officials of the Arizona's senate president and house speaker will meet at 9 a.m. today to pick a new state postauditor, and their choice may be A. L. Means, Phoenix, former state examiner.

Senate President Clarence Carpenter (D-Gila) confirmed yesterday that his nominee for the a-year post-auditor's job is Means. When Speaker W. L. (Tay) Cook (D-Cochise) was queried about Means, he replied, "Maybe." W. R.

Bland, incumbent postauditor, has asked to be relieved to recover his health. The governor also has a voice in selecting Bland's replacement. Means, a produce company comptroller here, was state examiner from 1941 to 1949, when 1 he quit under fire from ex Dan Garvey. 9th Engineers To Return Here Phoenix Marines of the 9th Engineer Company USMCR will arrive at Sky Harbor at 8:15 a.m. today aboard Marine aircraft from the West Coast.

The unit played an important part in the recent amphibious exercises on the coast. They furnished complete engineer support for the largest reserve deployments since the Korean war. Units from eight states participated. helicopter crashed on a baseball pilot and his passenger, minutes scheduled to begin. the pilot, Bakersfield, and for the Union Pacific RailBecker's address was not known.

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The reviewing party will include the former state adjutant Lt. Gen. A. M. Tuthill; the deputy commanding general of the Sixth Army, Maj.

Gen. Robert Howze state adjutant general, Maj. Gen. Frank E. Fraser; Fort Huachuca's commanding general, Brig.

Gen. Ralph T. Nelson; the state assistant adjutant general for air, Brig. Gen. Larry Bell; the assistant adjutant general for army, Brig.

Gen. Fred Stofft; and the commander of troops, Col. Joe Beltran Services Monday TEMPE Rosary services for Joe Beltran, 79, long time Tempe resident, will be held at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Carr's Mortuary in Tempe. Requiem Mass will be sung at 9 a.m.

Monday in Tempe Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church. Burial will be in Guadalupe cemetery. Mr. Beltran, a native of Gunsight, died Thursday in a Phoenix hospital.

He resided at 506 W. First St. in Tempe and had been a Tempe resident 72 years. Survivors are a brother, Juan, and niece, Mrs. Beatrice Flores, both of Tempe.

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Rex Wygal, of Phoenix. The summer camp, is named in memory of her son, Pvt. David Drury, Glendale, who died while on active duty in Texas last January. Senator Goldwater (R-Ariz) and in a group of state officials will fly to the fort this morning. They will attend a reception after the parade at the officers' club.

In the afternoon tournaments for guard units are scheduled in basketball, softball, volley ball, and touch football. A barbecue, free to the public to be welcomed to today's, first activities, annual is scheduled Bushmaster at Ball follows at night. Miss Rogers will assume her role as queen during the dance. YESTERDAY THE queen went out into the field with her sponsor, Second Battalion Headquarters of Phoenix, and received a military salute. Like her attendants, Jean Palmer, of Phoenix and the medical company, and Virginia Pyle, of Tempe and Battery of the 480th Field Artillery Battalion, she ate lunch with her unit in the field.

Miss Palmer and Miss Pyle wore borrowed fatigue uniforms, but the queen wore shorts. Arizona's troops were inspected during training yesterday by the governor and General Howze. Late the afternoon they practiced for this morning's review. New Schwinn BICYCLES $2995 to $8995 YOU PAY NO MORE FOR THE BEST! EASY TERMS LANDIS CYCLERY Service What We Sell" 122 N. 7th Ave.

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Bobby took the brace off his neck a week ago when he came to New Orleans on a lark. Since he came here last Fri- of my life," he said. Bobby said, he has been Bender said he did all his day, swimming, wrestling, riding the rough rides at Pontchartrain Beach and taking part in all the horseplay of a normal 15-year-old. "It was one of the best times Oscar Leverant Draperies DRAPERIES DECORATORS All colors, $1 yd. Color Fast TWEEDS Made for BOLT ENDS Arizona $195 yd.

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