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human form? Have you ever tried
The APRO Bulletin
to tio us any of the bible inci
Editor and published by the dents of things1 out of the sky
AERIAL PHENOMENA RESEARCH with the saucers? Are the 'old'
organization-
sightings pretty well authentica
box 358 ted? Etc.,-
Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin Lt, Waring, the officer who
arranged the lecturos, arranged
Published Bi-Monthly for the publicity, etc., is now
To Members of APRO attompting to got an audience for
Editor! Coral Lorcnzen
tho director at Wright-Patterson
Assistant Editors Ronald LarsenFiold with tho officor in command
of saucor investigations there.
APRO Officers;! Waring is also recommonding the
National Director and Director aa an authority on the
Headquarters Prcsldontt subject of tho saucers, and arran
Coral Lorenzen ging a lecturo tour throughout
this part of the state for her.
Vice President: Many friends and members of
Jack Moody headquarters havo been curious a-
bout the motivation of Lt, Waring
Secretary: in sparking this intorost in sau
Richard Haislct cers, inasmuch as he knew from the
Treasurer* W. T. beginning tho thcorios hold by tho
diroctor and APRO as a whole. Wo
THE EDITORIAL havo wracked our brains and have
On November 7th, your nation como up with no assumptions that
al diroctor journeyed the ^3 miles can wholly answer the pusslo.
to Green Bay. and at 3 p. m. that Could it bo thr.t the Diroctor was
moLiorablo aftornoon delivered a 2. chosen to spr.rk an interest in in
houf lecturo on flying saucers zo to rplanotary travel becauso of the
iho military personnel of the Air., fact thrt shd is a women, houso-
force Defense Command filter cen wifc end mother, and thcroforo
ter., This locturo wrs given as a fairly representative of the peo
result of an invitation 5f the of
ficers in chr.rgc, and later, at ple as a whole so thrt tho gcncr-
pl attitudo after hoaring nor thooli
5 P * wo wcnt to the Green Bey rics would be thct if a wo mm of
1. it* C. A. whore the director do-
livorod another lecture which lc.s- her average interests could so
tod 2 hours, followed by a half- wholly accept tho possibility of
hcu Question and answer period. visitors from another planot with
The lecture to the military out fear, it should not bo diffi
cult for others to follow suit?
somiel of tho center, plua a few That is one possibility.
reserve officers of the army and Aii>. othc.r
Other mor<2
more pessimistic thinker
thinkers

Stt-Th, lvo"- ..Tho

gJS.
^iroc^or rjld *h r-udionco
Tho evening
was very Fprco
ovcning lecture,
Forco is hoping to pick off saucor
clubs, fans,
clubs,
sauc
fans, otc,,
otc,, one
one by
by one by
by
J eivon two days of radio means of lotting us shoot off our
newspaper publicity in which mouths then como out and air ano
ns stressed that the lecher ther theory thrt will make us look
was being sponsored by tho Air silly. All that can bo said of

Sttdd thrt one is Hint wo sincerely hope

thct isn't their aim.
i?e %lhpJ is enorally con One question asked at tho lect
tho most important end im uro iri Groon Bey was 'why tho sau-
pressive sightings to date, the dir- cors make absolutely no noiso what
or PV? J5? Pcrt^ont details soever1. Thct's a poser, we must
J,such,sightings as tho Arnold! admit,-and thcro is only ono theory
^ Chilos-WhittSi, offerod so far which even begins
, E'J- sith,
-.-- *v... Choi.
wI4ua. f
rv lSokllta>
tu nsolutin> ana
*.tlmUU uJLSOJ-*'ion, "id that
that
Farmington, N. Mr, Carolina iu * thc0TY thrt tho saucers aid
^K0*?:, Thcro wrs no snickorw thlr occupants aro from adiffcr-
or heckling whatsoever, as so ont "atorial plane,are able to mani-
,T !? iSSS'JS >hic lect
PPns An public lectures ..to fe** f-fi!5?.lnto
.,,cIns?lvcs our dimensi
** r dimension
which anyone and overyone is in-
?? wlll ^notlior way of stating
vitcd. Crrofully thought-out ques- E^8 y1* bc *ct they aro able to
txons woro asked in the i-hour P*0 thcnsclvos and their sbips more
JSSnJ}0? ?nd/inswor Portod which
immediately followod the lecture.
$nso op loss donso as thoy choose.
?his would account for radar sightl
fS?pl?s ^ostions asked Weroi fngs J01^ could not bo soon whin
?JanCu4.or systom aro *ho investigated by aircraft which ap-
Powod tto tho rr.dar objft?P
^?Sht t0 b0 from?
aannod by Aro Pd
girectly
 Rumors seem to bo fow end far <
article which statod thct 'later
between as this issuo of tho APRO in tho day Mantoll*s body -was
Bulletin goos to Mimoo, and that - found in tho wrockago of his plcnc.
could vory woll moan that thoro^ij scattered over a largo area1. Tho
more truth based on actual fact to
officor interrupted our informant
bo dealt with, end therefore rumor" sayings "That paper is in orror
is being shuntod out into tho cold,. I heppon to know thet Mantoll's
Ono of tho latest rumors going 1)Ody was Ppver found I Upon ques
tho scucor rounds is to tho offect tioning, tho man revealed thct a
that radio contact ha$ boon ' mado friond of his who had boon at God-
with the saucers and thet tho spaco man field at tho timo of tho tra
men hevo statod that thoy want gedy of Mantoll's death had told
their mosscgos givon fco?Tbno cer him thct tho one thing about tho
tain porson.
whole affair that had 'smollod' as
This same rumor tftatos that ' far as he was concerned wefs the
the saucers arc coming from 'prac fact that Mantoll's body was never
tically every planot in our solar found*
system, plus other star systems.
This discrepancy hes been no-

G. Hoard's Bco-liko Martians

Adamskl's Human-typo beings from
^onus^-Mars,, Saturn, otc.
B S* R Am 's othcrcans from tho
othoric counterpart of Vonus

' Yet Tr
Moon basos.which aro utilizod
by tho saucors end their occupants tlcod. before, but this-is tho first
as a spaco stepping stono to tho
tjmo we havo over hed anything on
which to bese an assumption that
oarth, tho rumor goos on, and ac
tho body wes not among tho wrock-
cording to this sourco, ovents of ago* Dig out all your old Hentcll
world-wido importance will toko sighting clippings and sqq how many
pleco boforo tho beginning of 1953 of thorn say thet Mantoll's body waJ
which vill prove to tho world -? *
ttjetion t?rrfc atwoera afq inter
otary .spc.oe-ships
tiolos in whichtho Mentoll^aso"
hes boon rohahhod, a small nor-
ED. NOTEl Wo havo this to say oontago of thorn state thct* Han-
HXVb bedy wes found, but if thero
over-was a mystery connoctcd with
arc of the opinion thet although the scucors, it (outside of the
somo very good and important nows
mystery of whet thoy are) is co
is duo within about six wooks* it tainly tho mystery of what Mawoll
will havo nothing to do with sau
cers. chased, how high ho chesod it. at
Tho following is anothor ru what altitude ho mot hir doathr
mor accidentally stumbled upon. c
whothcr his piano burnod up,
__integrated, or what. A pretty
bout thrco wocks ego when an APRQ
member, while discussing the sau-
good answer is thct Mantoll*s piano
was teken in by a craft. Mcntcll
eor situation with a skoptic rel removed and tho plena released to
ative of his, uncovered a bit of
information which mc.y vory well be crash to oarth.. His dotorminction
* lot^closc enough to find out
ono of the most important rumors
wo heve turned up to date. 4 i , bJct was. was probably
mistcken for a hostilo move, ana-
The man in question is an of he was put out of tho running in
ficer in tho artillory, just back the most painlosa way'possible.
mu roOr Tho ncrabcr brought up So much for now. Send in your
the Mantoll case and quoted a news
rumorswo'll use them.
 *h*s page is dodicatcd ta tho oonts of tho 'motcor1
findings of tho Civilian Saucor found.
wcro over
vostigations of Los Angolos. as
published in their CSIBullltin fo Hew Ring Phenomena1, by-Iincd
September. Although sono individ bZ:?TZ tonl* Hoard named tho ring
uals believe that CSI has adopted shftpod object as the nowost in an
improssivc number of unorthodox
JS J It coJlibration wittf tho shm>od aerial objocts possibly
ond thoroforo may not bo tho im
partial organization horotoforo related to sr.ucpr phonpmona. Dr.
picturod in tho minds of many, tho Heard doscribod specifically the
oditoriol staff of APRO Bulletin, sighting by an Bdingburgh, Scot-
upon tho rccoipt of tho Bullotin
decided a roviow was in ordor In
jBS1SSIP Jf^J^f^
Jai^ShlSo^ pents, and aro probably scanning
summary of tho findings ofdovicos, radiation oyos1 put down
C S. I. frcm thoir first 220 re
by a 'mother ship* high in tho
ports authored by Richard Williams. mospherc.
Los Angeles Mirror roportor and
columnist arc summed up as followsi s T^cod
There hr.vo boon sightings all over JS short written by
the world, and not concentrated at -f^50Qpd docs c summary of old
A-Bomb installations} Thoro aro sightings, comments on how scien
saucers, and tho fireballs aronot tists of centuries ago scoffed at
tho possiblo oxistonco of aerial
O^s dat bGCk * th0 oarly phenomena. Tho articlo listJodd
A breakdown of thoso somo "220 sightings from tho turn of tho 19th
century to tho 19f7 epidemic. It
~Z~* " ~*so-shr.pcd objects.
most frequent! 63-cigar-shapcd, *
5?SS0lS?cllsr 18^7 Sistorvillo
sighting
18spheres, 16.strings of lights giniS!
11""" green fireballs 33"-colorcd The 0 Cruzoiro photos got a
lights, 7h--and unusual shapes i SSVCO in th0 bulletin end
Isuch as throo-bladcd objects ond tr
or t22Cion of th0
tho Rio srucor authenticity
photos la
doublo rings), 13. Night sighting
hold a slight edgo ovor day sight
ings, and in somo of the slphtinr*
i? Photo c^Pts claim
of th0 ^P^la atop the
unlike tho absolute noJsoloisnesf ' 2l? 0XPsurc is wrong
shadows of troes, otc.
usually roportod, there was a uni
que humming like boos or static o- !fith Th0 Picklo Jar'
loctricity. The stato of Califor
nia had the most sightings, and- JoNctous pooplo to tako i
the other highs woroi Wisconsin. grain of salt all stories or
Pennsylvania, New York and Texas.*
Pertinent features of saucors
are thr.t most discs hevo wobble in
our atmosphere and have a lumin
ous glow.
CSI feature, Saucors Capture
Nation's Interest* is a sumrr/of
tho July-August influx of public-
u?,sieatings and states that
whilo officialdom lcughfr at sau
cers. AP mon actually conducting

i4L'rncf BiM.or docs a very

lightening fcaturo listing
around tho globe whcro^

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sightings as signifiod by tho fow Pooplo in Nowcastlo and Hoxham
saucer storios
rios in tho
th pross, APHO
A
headquarters has roceivod many ' saw tho light a fow minutos bcforo
sightings sineo Sopt. 1, whon tho 8 p.m. Two T.A.A. trtfek drivers
aoadlino wa$ sot for our last bul- saw it as thoy drovo from Williams-
town fiold to Newcastle Ono of
thorn, Clydo Burgoss, 26, saidt ".I
public bcliovo. that tho saucers saw a groon ball of light flash
have ceased to soar through tho at through tho sky and fall to earth.
mosphere of oarth sinco August 15.
It lit up tho sky in tho wost for
but tho ensuing list disproves " 10 soconds."
thoir assortions. Although tho A hire-car driver. Mr. Worman
doadlino for making up tho Bullo- 8won who was roturning from
tin is the 1st dny of tho moattii
V*l* ?? *h0 Publishing dato, do oy light, but' it wes much bigger
JfU?11 t0 sond ln oach and ovcry
sighting you can obtain. If thoy and brightor and travelled very
fast.'1 *
do not arrive bcforo tho doad- Goy!t astronomor in Sydney (H.W.
^^ i ttont Wood)-said tho appearance and boha-
-F. i tho ob09ct woro not incon
Tho sourco of tho first sights sistent with its having been a me
ing was not includod, but we took teor. Tho greenish color and bril
it for granted it was somowhoro liant tr.il woro chrractcristic of
near Baltimore, Md.
moteorsj ho said*
*A law studont said he saw 6 or
7 saucors tho color of tho moon CLEfalAND, OHIO. July 22. Con
speeding toward downtown Baltimoro trol tewer mon at Cleveland Hop
night of June 2f. This was during kins airport said thoy couldn't ox-
air-raid drill hold by 9th and llfth plain 'lights' in Jsky ovor that
town. -Clark Croft, chief of tho
districts, and William P.Bolton,
county civil defonso director said Civil Aeronautics Administration's
o small singlc-englno aircraft flow
towor staff said, "I'm ready to say
over tho aroa carrying llghtod thcro's somothing doing. Our peoolc
have soon the lights and experi
flaros which were not dropped, and enced pilots havo scon them. l
said ho boliovod tho flaros woro haven't the slightest idea what
responsible for tho 'flying saucor1 they are. I'd liko to think thct
stories. Howovor, Jorome Bornstoin
r don't
londor of a dozon Civil Air Patrol I iS7rJtt H*
knov'
1Va
.
ourown,* but
ground personnel conducting a simu The-preceding Saturday, golden
lated rendezvous manouvor in woods lights woro reportod in tho sky.
of Loch Ravon said ho and his men Sovcral control tower mon said thoy
observed a lr.rgo, stationary, cir^ hyd not noticod thorn, but had seen
culrr light over tho Baynosvillo a- lights scvoral times in tho last
rca which quickly disappeared. two years. Croft said some of tho
SYDNEY AUSTRALIA, Juno 22! '
Albert Thonc.s, 33, of Rogont St., "i 2LIuf saIf a rod light sever
al months ago hovoring in tho sky
Rodfcrn, night wc.tchmr.n at tho N.S. over nearby Boroa. Pilot taking
W. Railway's tarpaul factory, En- for Akron was askod to watch
fiold, said ho saw a swift-moving it, spotted it below and ahead
green light when ho stepped outsido lnu Suddonly it took off at a
the factory at 7tph p.m. It was
travolling about IfOO mph in a wes **'i,Pfi ft?Jc and no couldn't
terly diroction ovor Enfield. Ho
catch it. Object fastor than-any
said. "As soon as I stopped out of
Jot aircraft. Skywatcher in
the door my arms strrtod to tinglo
end then an electric shock rwi in sky at 10 a.m. July 22
through the whole of my body. I watching H-ongino piano. Saw
looked "** ""^ -- *-- i -; pinpoint of light far above
flying piano which ho watched four or tivn

?niu2 I!1* soolncd to havoit?s*own0

light because thcro wore no chang
ing reflections that you boo 522
a plane is in tho sun's rays.
I
k I Hl^Cht it might be a mote"- i*n.. *. lt,s Stll5Sf8tit ,
, but it vns travelling l ".~a"" point of light and
ho said. "It wrs voryb
brilliant tail. It appecrod com- Donald Slitcr noticod an 7
ing froa the vest and travelled in light rapidly doscc o
a northerly d:.ro^lcn tovrrds the jouth-oast diroction
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SIGHTINGS (Con't from page 7) statcd lator thot whon ho arrived
first saucer lockod liko white cir- at Holmor's tho objoct was start
le or disc, duo west of them and ing off slowly in a N by NW dir
travoliag NW at groat hoSrht. It ection. He said it gained tremen
sooned to be travoling at soocd of dous speed as ho watched it. Mon
fast aircraft end rising. First ostinatod that it might have boon
heard sound of plane, looked up, . f'ur piles away and fairly largo.
.tho noiso stopped and tho saw the ;
Both convinced it was not conven
sauccor* First object distinct. | tional object.
second disc much loss so. First ob~| ^IXRTJI BAY, ONT. Sopt. 1$. Lyn-
ioc* ejiatonod when sun hit it. trn Blow, veteran pilot of Loko-
Noirthridgo man and daughtors saw J03^ Airways and Richard Scott,
pgr-shapod whitish objoct at about North Eay photographer, spottod a
10 u.ti. Estimated height as o- goldon pronzo ball whilo on flight
loyon thousand foot, travolling 600 to tho Mattawa district and ob
mpn. Soon in western sky, it \/ont served it about 25 ninutos. Blow
fro? I)ort'n * south, thon turned attempted to divo on objoct.from
loft, end dlsappcaroa. Oocrgo Clark 15Q0 foot, end It disappeared in a
cf Eurra- Rcrd, Artarticn. esid ho split sooon4U Their last ?oq.o>
9C-I "-wo Vwapiro jot fighter pianos, Jeotioni suddon silvery spark-thon
flyine hifeh northwest of Artarucn \ blankncss. Blew said et times tho
bccwccn .10 and 10iX5 a.m. R.A.A.F. objoct only 500 foot from ground
headquarters said Vanpiros. on trai and appeared ccntrollod by intclli-
ning fliGht from Williamstown, gonoo since at one time it followed
norih of Newcastle. Northbridgc curves of highway for sovoral
oosurvor said objects ho srw dof-
miles. Estimated sizot 30 ft. dia.
iniccly net Vampire aircraft nor COPENHAGEN, DENMARK, Sept. 16
an/ ether kind of aircraft.
Lt, Cmdr. Schmidt Jensen and cr^w
"KYOTO, japan, Sopt. 1, Fireman
mombors of Danish dostroyor Willo-
on lookout duty at fcur difforent moos saw 'flying body1 followed by
placns'ln Kyoto roportod sooing a throo glowing stroams-of rod and
tojirtis ball1 typo of flyirg saucer
white traveling at torrific spood
jarxy in nornlng. Kyoto is 326 air
.milos south of Kyoto. ovor southorn ond of Baltic Sea 50
miles from Russian guidod missilo
^SYDNEY, AUS^LIA, Sept. I.
Kisses Marlcno Johnson, 19md Joan baso. Willcmoos', participating in
Harrison, 21,- saw a long, cval " Operation Mainbraco was north of
tnlne, sort of. fint, which had. a" island of Bemholm when objoct was
glow about it" while standing oh :- sighted. Jonson, socend in command
cf destroyer, said objoct camo out
steps of Hark Fcy's, Liverpool St."
it rnado no noise, passed over Foy's /LS0^?*011^111?0??011*1 ln north.
as0 ??i? ^Joct flew silontly at
in scuthorly direction about 9*50 vory high altitudo and ho did net
pwa. Net very hiChabout as high
cs *.w.A. tower. Glow was ycllow- hSJ^I0*'" WxSJ' ?hooting star, but
had no. acceptable explanation.
isn croon with laauvo tints, and tho
girls watchod it about fivo sec"-* MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, sS?t. 15.
onds boforo it disappeared behind Rcsidonts of Milwaukee's south sido
buildings. Mr* Horbort Barkor of hoard oxplosion which,.according to
Eliarbcth Bay said ho saw tho ob Edward Halbc.eti, Dir. of Mil. Astroi
joct about 9:25 p.m. Ho said, "I nomical Socioty, could.havo been
wr.s driving along Elizaboth Bay. causod by falling star that passod
Roacl when. I saw this oval shapo ovor hilwaukoo 20 minutos oarlior.
a yellow glow with purple odges and JacplOsion shook buildings, was des
a dc.rk center. It seemed about ton cribed as loud, big shock, by many.
foot across and was travolling Member of Mil/Ast. sccioty Saw a
largo firoball or shooting star
south, I watdhod it fly toward tho
soa and out of sight." heading north about 8^5 pm. En"1-
JJJOTO, JAPAN, Sopt. 1 Firemen bach said motoor probably blow ilo
p*n n* ^*,~ mllQ3 m of Mllwauk J
in this southorn city said today tS^SJS??0 nils NE of Milwauko
tn-\t they.saw a flying saucer pass That would account for oxplosion
That
over Kyoto after midnight at atrc- being hoard in Milwaukee 20 S2
mendous spcod* "It was like a hu?o utcs later
ater bocauso
bocu sound travels
t
tennis ball and gavo 'off a bluish- slower thru light. One man said it
white glow,'* they said; was size of baskotball and ho said
**SAN^ANSELHO, CALIFi Sopt. 6 i ltTirLoarht but h0 ncard
Milton Jlolmcr of 9 Carlson avo. saw no noiso. Another roportod a vivid
groon objoct, sparking liko a sky-
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"SIGUTINUS ICon't prgo Nine?
sec.
- Another nan oi.fbu no saw sau I toon ninutos lately they turned
-- w^ **.*
onto road running North. Mr. Dcv-
cor-liko bbjoct liko an illunlnod is glanced'out windew and saw gcl-
dinner plato.1 . :
***ABRAMS, WIS. Sept. 26f At 3 Pt don dish-shapod object again, this
n. Mr. Josoph Roed and fellow'wor tino travolling north after appoar-
kers at tho Abrams food mill iftg in west. After few seconds of
watchod a bonbor fly ovor tho aroa bobbing notion, it again vanished
and wasn t scon again.
traveling south. Seconds lator,
thoy saw what thoy doscribod as aH **J*XEXA6jL0UISIANA AND ALABAMAi
bluish-green round objoet1 trav
w ??,}? Jtoorts confirmed that a
brilliant flash that lighted sky
ailing north at what thoy stinatofe ovor thoso'states was a product of
to bo 5,000 ft. alt. It dado no oxploding notoor. Motoorclogist
nciscf, loft nd trail and soonod to
said suporhoatcd gasscs in core of
swirl as it travollod. Objoet t notoor causod oxplosicn which shook
straight courso at torrifie rato -buildings in both Natchez and Sucw
of spood, in sight about 25 soc. nit,Mississippi. Pivo Airllnos
DENMARK, WIS. Sept. 26? MiSs pilots saw it and doscribed it as
Donna Eisonnann, schooltoachor rt a netcorito which soone d to ex-
rural schorl on Highway 96 near
plodo at a very high altitude
Donnark saw what appoarod to bo Tino 1 5U0 a.n. Roperts of obser
two flying 'dleoe JULylng it* tigh vation oaoo fron Tonnossoo Valloy,
fornation at low rato of spood.
very high. Small piano in sky at Arkansas. Texas and several towns
sano tino going scuth and vory
in Louisiana. Roportx that air-
piano 'had oxplodod at Sonos Chapfel,
high. Twc objects togothor compor Miss, at 5m a.n. f
able tc half-dollar hold at armYs ***TOK3ro, JAPAN, Oct. 27- Pacific
length. Objects sllvor in. color Stars and Stripes reported U. S.-
insight abcut two ninutos aftor troops saw half-dozen nystoricus,
plane fadod out. Sho was watching spark-throwing 'cartwheels' ever
closoly, then suddonly thoy wore " western Koroa front. Soon-at 1030
not there'. No noise, no trail; p.m., described as 1,8 inchos in dl-
and. appcarod to be at lower alt. anotor, noving. in 15-^foot circlos.
than plane, no protuboranco of any
kind. Traveled a straight course That's tha sun and total of
and going scuthwest at a steady sightings fron Sept. 1 (including
spcod. Elevation 70-75 degrees at scno old ones) through Oct. 31st.
tine cf sighting, in sight 3-5 If you do not soo a listing of
ninutes. Locked as though .thoy 0- sightings you sent in, it night be
vcrlapped oa6h other. bocauso tho sighting was obviously
***MT..HOREB, WIS. Sept. 27. Far- a balloon or a star* All sightings
nor Gust Hauglond said ho and wifo fron Novcnbcr 1 on will bo inclu-
saw large, red fiery ball which dod in tho January 15th Bulletin*
turned bluo and fell into hills.
'Lookod liko firoworks, only going rrcn page
aown instead of up. Truax field If CCl. 1) . . .
control tower near MaaiFon said a havo boon tho disks are too woll-
Northwest Airlines pilot flying trainod to be foolod by sight of
from Minneapolis also reported c*Jor notoors cr balloons in tho
spotting similar object in Mcunt
Horeb area*' ffif' a*Z* 1 Possibility is statod
but no debunking rcnarks arc aU
PAPEETE, TAHITI, Oct. Pclynos- temptod. The last two posslblll
ians say flying saucors nothing, !*2f' a? doubted in tho article
now to thornstories of such aer indicating thisi Tho.'powers that
ial phencnona go back to ancient too* consider it inportant to-edu-
tines. Polynesian description of cato young minds in the channels
saucor.isr "A ball of purpSo firo of beliof in tho possibility that
rising cut of tho oarth and flying tho saucers are interplanetary,
over tho coconut grcvos into tho but treat adults as though they
rocosscs cf tho central mountains fvJnb22".0? incapable cf rca~
of Tahiti."
BELVIDERE, ILL. Oct. 10. Gol are.
den disc scon *by Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed inbocilic; Sotis^air^d t&L
Davis of Bolvidorc at 7tl5 p. ru tivos of fear. Thoy can't stand
Daviscs driving to Whoaton, and sho tho idea of spnoono, scnewhoro be
lookod out of tho window and saw ing snartor than thoy---that's why
bright golden disc1 in tho dofc- n-on't told tho truth.' We've
koncd sky, about 20-dcgrocs above coddlod tnto bolloving we aro
the horizon. Moved with a bobbing
notion like cork on rough water, in tho Univorso. But tho
fron scuth where it first appoarod, rudo awakening is coning.
to west. Cculd sco dish-shapo as In tho Roancko, Va. Tines,
it novod. Then it vanishod and
Daviscs saw ncthine but ordinary Monster situation which ho had
stars. Object much larger " written ' ~
star, no vapor
(Ccn t next Col.) . auwn \xn ana raaiOJ

which Mrs. May.and A. Lee Stew-

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oltitude tell their
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 Nnvrnhnr 15. 195? APRO Bull r> tin pqiyo TwMi
TwM
FLYING SAUCERS AND HUMOR I pin's first atonic woapen on tho
(Gon't frcn pace 11, col, 2) Monto Bollo Islands off Northwest
of hunor telephoned the St. Pctors-
burg Tlnos ond said, "Hollo, this SC i L&6K Lt m SAUCERS'
is q flying soueor-I wont to xro- London, (no dato) Tho British
port q nan," HMPHI Intorplanotary Sociaty. oade up of
Frcn tho Wisconsin BoVoragc studonts of astronony, rockot
Journal for Sopt., 1952, tho Ar onglno construction, etc., said in
row Liquour Corp. announced tho tholr Sopt, Journal thct you arc
creation of a now cocktc.ll callod noro liJtoly to soo flying saucors
tho Flying 8aucor. Ingrodlontsi 1 if you keop up on ccnic book rea
jlggor Arrow crono do Alnond, 1 ding. Thoy said they couldn't
Jlggor Arrow vodka and Julco of i buy1 any of tho eurront Flying
'lonon, Sako in shavod too and Saucer reports but concodod it
serve, Tho drink has an irrcdos- would rathor like to bollove space
cent pink coBor and Thcnas MeMas- ships wore flying in tho noighbor-
tor. presldont of Arrow Statost hooti of earth, oven If. net our
"This is one Flying Saucor ovbry- own* Thoso locrnod man Trent.on to
ono oan really onjcy without foar .tato that thoy profor to .'rotain
of intorplnnotary roporcusslons**1 an opon mind tingod with skeptic-.-
Palladlun Radio Productions is ian until ono of tho npnbors spot
putting out a transcribed program' ted-a saucor,1 A fow tienbors writo
dubbod "The Planet Man1?tho ad in to. say that thoir socioty would
vance publicity to radio, stations dp well not to bo too flippant on
reading i wThoro's a Flying Saucor tho tfubjoet. Tho socioty is con
On Tho Way frcn tho "Piano t Man.M cerned because tho saucors show no
Mo saucers involved, however* s. uniformity, and thoy boliovc they
In the ccnic strip wPogow ( a nay be hoaxes* Tho Socioty vat'
favorito of ours) Sept. 28 edi founded in 1933 to pronoto colloc-
tion. Churcho La Feme, erstwhilo tlcn and spread of knowledge donl*
. turtle has riggod a 'hone baked1 ing with possiblo flight to other
teloscone with which to watch tho pianots. Many proninont British
stars. (Ho stores his ccffco in
- * -^ ^^r ^^ ^ ^^ *^ ^^^ ^^^ w ^p^|
and fcrolgn scientists bolong to
the scope which is an invortocl, ou- tho Socioty.
pty whiskoy bottle nountcd on two In a skotchy review of tho Wash
forked sticks). Churcho, In rc- ington blips end a short sentence
sponso to Pcgo's queries, says the on Mantoll's doath, tho N. Y Tines
stars should be watched because of on July 29 throw a blob of sarcasn
"All tb.cn saucers they is snuck at at flying saucor fanclors by end
us." Pogo and Churche soon'to bo ing an articlo titlod "Now They
right one the ballright? Are Objoots11 liko. thlsi "Unloss
The Milwaukee Journal carried cortaln'quostions such as "Why
a cartoon showing a pllgrin-typo canlt Jets catch thoci?11 are ans
-nan sheeting a blundorbuss at a wered in sinplo languago,,.bellof
witclTflying through the sky, Tho : in visitors fron outor spaco will
" caption? "In 1652 it was flying bo strengthened in these who can*
wfctchesnow It's saucors." ! not distinguish between speculation
natcherly! - ": ! and sciontific roasoningV (BLATI)
A cartoon in tho "Man On Tho Washington. Aug. 3. Professor
Moon11 issue of Collier's out Oct. Jessie Sprowls, prcfossor of ab-
18 shows a 'noon ship1-streaking nornal psychology at tho Univer
thrcugh space with "Moon or Bust11 sity of Maryland, with on apology
displayed on it's side. Going in? for his bad grarmar, said thoro ain1!;
the cppcsitq dirocticn is a coin*\ no such thing as saucors. Ho aU
shapod objoct labolod "Earth Or" .1 trlDutod thonctionwido dolugo of
roports of strango objocts* in tho
(Editor's Notei) Scno of. those J uppor atnesphoro prinarily to hol-
arc a littlo. ridiculous end tend to lucinr.tion* Tho professor was in*
poke fun at saucors and thoir fans! Jorviowod at a suburban radio sta
but it's iptorostlng to know-how tion whore ho was intorviowod four
the other hrlf thinks, too. [ years, ago whon frying saucers1 first
NEW SAUCER GROUP FORMED IN NfiW ' " became a public speculative sub-
ZEiVLAND, * He, enlargod en the' gregaiv : Joct.
V/cllinctcn, New Zealand, Oct. ill iousness of hunrn nr.turc and its
A group of Now.Zealand scientistsj rolation to tho pftoncnona,
engineers and' pilots have fcrnod a . Washington: Aug. 5. AP Wiro
socioty dedicated tc proving that story. carri9cUdisccursb on poriod
flying saucers do exist- Tho Foun of tin roquirod for trip free
dation has naned itself the Mars or Venus if hypothetical
Civilian Saucor Investigations of spaco ship, travolod 25,000 nph.
New Zealand and say saucors nust bo
operated by'high intelligence since
thoy avoid pursuing aircraft. Soc
iety nenbers $ucgctod saucors re
cently sichtod In Australia and No
Zealand wcro duo tr sencono's in
article, ovidontly was the bost
terest in recent explosion of Brit they could nustor as an arguuont
(Ccn't next col,) against saucoro fron space. Cod-
paro tnoso pl^ns with ours.*******
 BIG NEWS IN SAUCER WORLD
FRANK EDWARDS, in his Oct. 31 doublo^talk fron Air Forco of-
broadcast frcn Washington,anaannnecl rs,.;;^ ^to bolioving one or norc
thr.t astroncnor Cloydo Tcnaurh. earth-bound theories about the fly
discoverer of tho plmot PLUTO, has ing saucors. Road carefully the
seen an object which ho doscrioos following quotes of Gen. Roger M
as follows* In tho sky over Las Ranoy, diroctor of United States*
Cruces, N.M., in tho sunner of 1 Air Force operations which were
whizzing silently ovcrhoad frcn nado in answer to various ques
south an oval-shapod tions asked by a roportori
to north was
object. It had about a dozen win* Rcnoy is quoted as having sr.iC
dows which were cloarly visible at on August fth of this yoar, "Sii
yoars of flying saucors reports
nave 'reasonably well* convinced
no thoro is no such a.thing."
ot one of sono 1,500 saucer
for a netocr. roports slnoo 19*f7t Gcnoral Ranoy
to thA fwrd? 2ddod2 ln Edition
to tho above infomr.tion, that tho
ir Forco has aOn'ttod th^t they
fnttop, no ad^lod, did not ostab5
fnn?f ?SSkeS KJd Phtographod at
least 300 cf those sane objects but lsh any pattom that could bo
tflPB^- afl nonacinr^
jots hayo boon unable to catch thon
Listen tc Frank Edwards whenever out what no cailod 'uniden-
possible ho carries tho inport-
don't boliovo they ontor into tho
EWnsSs LUUkIt sI denso of tho country particulrriv.
Wviot Russia has no powor to '
fron prccodinc pago.)
groduco an object that cant bo
+u*4- ^"wl w **r anncuncod tracked as natorial or that uses
thr.t arny engineers woro working
with vacuun boll and had producod such fantastic powor as wo hear a-
atmospheric phonoucna which ncy ex bout in sono of those reports.Sono
plain widespread reports of flying pooplo see things that aron't
saucers. In a copyrighted stery by thoro. Sono pcoplo describe-things
w. H. Shippcn, tho Washington Evcn- they haven't scon. It is noticeable
inc Star sr.id experinonts creatod tho reports cono in wavos. There
rp s
p. cns ronorts lT:
o
airborne- objects which can speed uo
hover indefinitely, or dissappcarP 3nlngs XroB-crodiblQ 000010, ThAm
or rpeppoar in a flash. Tho'yclain tMr^l?.^0^^ instancq of rny-
thing that could bo tracked, thr.t
these nan-nado scucors occasionally
py in forriv? tion and arc boliovod i^d> ^ fQdap r Otherwise,
to have substance encugh to show ud
en radar screen designed to track
thonj
Stuttgart, Gornany, Sopt. 5. Two
hundred scientists frcn 12 countrio
gathered at Stuttgart fcr tho third
Intornaticnal Astrcnrutical Congros-
and issued a statcnent thr.t flyinp " arS nc^nSto^^83^ cnvjLncod thW
saucers nay. bo nothing but optical Then cano tho clinker in Ranoy's
clinkor in nflnAi.
illusions. They arc net spaed
ships fron another planet, nost cf SUt 20^ of thTroJort
n }hoJ^ hnnds ronain to bo ox-
the group agrood. Thoy also"stated nlainod." The Air Force is attoS^
US1! dlsboliof that tho phencnena
2 n2VcaPcns but di<* nit rule
out that possibility ccnplotoly.
no said in answor to a quory whe
ther tho Air Forco was tryine to
Chicago, Sopt. 15, Dr. Goraid
Hoard in an invitation to Chicago
*IS 'fystoria*. "i'oSTSj dof.
f?iifc sJu2e?ts tc engage in a na
iJ?JJol?*thoy ^o-not our own," he
tionwide brttlo cf wits with flying hthJ" ??S?P t0 a qucry "t
saucers said, "Our present situatT
ion is unique becauso wo seen to bo
confrrnting an intelligence which
\l 5J JP-y superior in skill but
ssa?
in actachncnt and rostraint." Hoard th2y CTQ
states his belief that saucors arc
robot instruncnts or inhabitod
space ships which are gathering da a~~u -" ^y dmits that the*"-
ft ?* fhc oaJth He hopes f?iond or
do have facts they do not want to
are afraid tn j^,^ want to
can bo nn.de with then bo
us. Ho FOCUS, pocket magazine
NENTSjJ
This article will bo rlovctod to
showing how nost of the civilian
population tf this country aro duoc
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