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'Saucers' Sp~
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From Planets, --X'
Writer Claims
NEW YORK, Dec. 26 (AP)-
A
monthlY magazine says the so•
called flying saucers are real-Ve•
hie es for s stema i observation
of the earth by visitors from other
planets.
e c
tained
in an article by Donald E Ke;vhoe
in the January issue oL~ pub­
f1snea by Fawcett :eublication§ .
.(pc. Keynoe Fi a tormeF-inforlna­
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• ef_.!oi:.-the-aer&~cs
branch, U. s. Commei:ce--depa.t­
ml!nt.
-nie magazine said the conclu•
siC!._I!§_ wer.e=tllrs~cr:=on an eight;.
month investigation.
'"Keyhoe says,Tr!.le "learned that
a. rock~
uthotlty_ s.tl!J,loned at
Wriglit field has told 'Pro1ect
Saucer' personnel flatly that the
saucers are interplanetary and
that no other conclusion is P0S•
sible.''
Last April the Dayton (Ohio)
Journal Herald that the Air Force,
although conceding the saucers
were no "joke,'' bad discounted
the theory that the discs repr"'•
sented visitations
from
sucl2
planets as Mars, where human
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life is believed by some to exist.
day, an Air Force spokesml
-
ss
that "Air Force studies
f
'f
g saucers' lend no support o
th view that they come fro
a
her planet."
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75 FEB 8 1950
Wash. News
Wash, Star
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