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ee: PE Re A Rly tt ie bg . a hee ee PO Pete Regie ps ont . iad + ‘ s : Sr tear oe ee ee ’ : om a a oc er 5 Toe ES aicge > Me Re ie pee | a nS ple nas he ap bys, Ds er ee ee ee spt de ied ee ae ee ee Ce SURBAY, 7/25/48 eres, Pee “ae af Ae: . 4 aw . - te te Coniigunys, Licht The plloty admitted they ‘had goowe pimples riding pick-a-back on goose pimples. What's more, thes seid ome of their 20 passen~« gers—C. Le MeKelvie. af Colum bus, Ghic-—wee awake and siw the same thing. me ’ Reporters nailed Mr. McKelvie at Kennett Square, Pa. How abouty it, they asked him—had he seen’ what the Atlanta pilots said be enwy * : Well, now, said Mr. McKeivie— not exactiy. He aid he sew "ao form of ship’ whatever. Ha saw 2 *ontinuous. Tight speed past” his window, ; “Bul” added Mr. McK, *Tm! got very well versed in aefonaii- tice, and certainly I wasn't look- ing toe -any Buck Rogers apace! thig.” Sy ' Out at Santa Monies, Cet, the’ farnour Gen. George C. Kenney, chie? of the Strategic Alr Came mand, was bearded in his den. Bis zyes twidkled, Mo, be said, cautiously, Hf wasn't ese of his got. anything Uke the Thing seen Arty Nets Baein an ete” “Pe GN Nek Baeing Bawa. S05, "wish "wat did Withe™ general sald wistiully, “i gure lh tone | liked ta see that Thing.” Se said Willem HM. Allen. prea ident of ihe Boeing Aircraft Co. yp at Seattle, Fl pretty, sure 4& wasn't ane of qur planes,” said Almost identical statements te goed by the Army Air Forces at Washington and the United States Weather Bureau at Montgomery tended {o throw some light on this fantasy. Both sources mig- gested that the Adlants pilots had Gown past an air radar weather abservation balloon. Thase things, they explained, are 10 feet in diameter and have square, tint boxes fattened to them. The boxes yeDect Ught and “give strange Hbusions* ft they twist and turn. Maxwell Field said they send ‘em up at six-hour intervals. And Maxwell Field js at Mant , gomery. 7 at oe « ety apeeene o _ ‘ “ww ES e en a eg ee Syggee Per 2, ny ~~ . - > tas *. a a we