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might be misviles from some forcizn aad that—that while the information thes give me may be mad 2.) their names never will be.” da. * cases, Captain Ruppelt said, investigation has shown that the people he has inter- viewed had been deccived by things that have been deceiving others all along-—talloons, planes, meteors, anil SA ne anettling residue of around ity percentof the cases have wound upen ‘that exasperating ald pigconhale labelled “Unidentified.” Nothing, for example, could be found te account for the “something silvery directly overhead” reported by a mystified Civil Acronautics Administration inspector at Terre Haute. A commercial pilot who, flying near Battle Creck, Michigan, spotted “an oval-shaped silver abject” ahead of his ship, posed a similarly un- - salved problem, as did a highly respected naval officer, stationed at the dirizible hase at Lakehurst, New Jerscy, who re- ported that he had stared through his binoculars at a brilliant image making: turns that were far too tight for any known aircraft, Twenty-five per cent of the obsery- ers interrogated by the Acrial Phenom- ena Officer in the last two and a half years have been military pilots, Eight per cent have been commercial pilots, some With as much gs Dwerty years’ ex perience in the air, and at one stage in the current phase of the investization, even a few physicists at fos Alamos, New Mexico, men whe make a fetish they reported having scen puzzling lights hovering above their atemic- energy laboratories, “Tf you took any anc oof these incidents by itself, it might net mean much,” Captain Ruppett sad. “But in view of the number and calthee of the informants, you couldn’t help taking their clains seriously.” In February, 1951, De. Urner Liddel, a nuclear physicist attached te the Office of Naval Research, at Wash- ington, D.C., declared that at last, thanks to the lifting of certain security restrictions, he contd provide the solugion fo the mystery oof the Myine SAUCCTAS ‘They ware: “sha doehs,” * hee waited staal shoop sa hundred fect in diameter, which gen ‘avy had sceretly been sending ap vot the past four years in order to y cosmic rays. Jr. Liddel’s asser- tion was immediatcle dicnuredl hy le SPOTEE We SePRRene Gera they Seah ds arta Anthony O, Mirarchi, who, as former head of the Air Force’ s Atmospheric Composition Dureau, had assisted in the diagnosis of Project Saucer reports. Dr. Mirarchi guid he thoucht the saucers — ——: a ne sent Sori I Sse of objectivity, were interviewed | i HAVE YOU GRASPED 4 THE Southwick wea? Here is tailoring so completely flexi natural that the comfort contrast is re: markable. Once you experience the blissf and casual distinction of SUPERFLEX co tion, you'll never go back to over-stuffed styled clothes. Suits from $70. Sports from $35. At these and ath. PAUL STUART, INC. ARTHUR L. New York Cary Ruston WARNER & COMPANY JOHN WANAMAB Relinnere, Ald. Philadel SILVERSTONE'S ROBERT & Midwanhec. Was, San Fran. Far storet in oth. GRIECO OROS., tac., FO0 Fitt ree = Vailabh chorm Fe ni i tte a een tetrad ae RTE rene Spe em Saye eee nm ee gene ey