65_HS1-834228961_62-HQ-83894_SUB_A

Text

This text came with the file. It may have mistakes. When the text and the image disagree, the image is right.

•
•
--
lo!r. Tolson _____
"11. Ladd _ _ _ _
Mr. Clegg ______
Mr . Glavin ____ _
'fr. Nichol" ____
Mr. Rosen ____
•'!Ir. Tracy ____
Mr. Harbo ­ -
Mt. Bclmam­
Mr. .Moltt ___
Tele. Boom ­
Mr.Neaae_
l 14luCkmdy,_
I
1 It;1.lft
•
~
9
F
lly·1TI g1\,l.ying faci or flighi ol ja,w-y'?
1 1
~ Jl)1l
41CHARD GARRETT traces the
liistoJ·y of an aerial phenomenon
which gave America sky-war jitter~
Professor F. S. Cotton, of Sydney University, was discus­
sing with his students the mystery of the flying saucers. He
asked them to stand still, train their eyes on a point in the
1
sky about a mile away.
Within ten minutes 22 members of the class were seeing }
"s~ucers."
The hallucination was merely the effect of red blood
corpuscles passing in front of the eye retil)a.
-.E<m a,, 'l'D L1IJAt, AT'l'JC
SUNDAY GRAPHIC
AMIRICQ IIIBASSY
MARCH 26, 1950
LOIIDOH,1111.AIID
LONDON, ENGLAND
fi6 APRll195Q
-
-. 6' .
.. .L