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Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore,,; 4A Wed., Jan. 21, 1953 j Mystery Objects Sighted in Asia Clusters Spotted Near Red Islands A U.S. AIR BASK, Northern Japan iB Mysterious flying ob jects "rotating clusters of red, white and green lights" have been siEhled over Northern .lapan by American airmen, the Air Force disclosed Wednesday night. Intelligence reports placed the sightings close to Russian tern OUT TO LUNCH PES MOINES m When Ihe 4fi fiOp members of the Iowa Senate gleefully took down the picture of Harry Truman at the moment of President Eisen hower's Inaugural Tuesday, they found on the back of It a placard reading: "Out to lunch bark In 1050." Their four Democratic col leagues solemnly denied know ledge of the prank. I Airmen Recount Ordeal In Icy Waters Off China By DON HUTH I They were crew members of a, "The survivors were so physical- Axnruim rri staff writir K'oast Guard Mariner amphibian ly exhausted Ihey had to be assisted MAVTT.A. ii rhonnv seas snrred that overturned in heavy seas, into our plane they couldn't stand over Ihe rubber raft. Three Amer- hurnf'i anri sank Sunday after up," Vukic said. Hours later Vukic 'CARTWHEELS' PAY FINE I AVo,tlstu. DENVER l - A man convicted V mm fT fjm of four traffic violations in Clt ! WfWffW .BII10 H8IDS HpalK court asked for lime lo go home PvTX4 (rTfTTjl li Clear ITPUV PlVl f! to get Ihe money for his $2.i0 fine. fr 1 K J jtKl -J Ij j I bill M He returned with two paper sacks RW.f. WJ1 rTiTpwTfl (ADVERTISEMENT) straining with silver rlnliars. ne ofiXs" into" doming."' s 'SAVE MORE-BUY 100 TABLETS.430 '"'"Ptir-n, .T'N J ican Coast Guard fliers, chilled lo picking up 11 of 13 Navy airmen knew just what lhat meant. shot down off Swalnw, a Red China 0n n(1 (jiff. the Mariner me uu,,c, u.-i. dg-nsi inu icj porli ny communist snore nat- irchcd and a winR dipped into the walers. jteries. soa The raft bobbed and drifted in-1 Vukic told Iheir story at Sang-: ,,v sp!)( ,rolo ant thal's the side a treacherous reef. Land was ley Tninl Naval Base southeast of. ,.,,' .V;' , -.n,.hi,r The nevt ! Soviet Paper Blasts Israel MOSCOW, IO A leading Soviet :s"s anfi winds but danger, tofl'.j black eye, perilously near the unfriendly. Manila Wednesday, coast of Communist. China. There battered and bruised ton' in the Kurile Islands and nublication Wednesday hlasled Is-:"' " m0SI ""an imprisonment or Sakhalin. They added: rncl's Premier David Ben-Gurinn, death. "There are too many indications foreign minister Moshe Sharett and) "We were so cold we didn't of Ihe presence of something . . . late President Chaim Weizmann as care who got us, just so Ihey had' missing and presumed dead. to be considered an observation of tools of American-British Imperial- lire to Keep us warm, says Lt nothing." And they discounted Ihe Ism. Ijohn Vukic. ah inree were ,. . , ,,, , ., : lh. ..,. Hewitt had .,..,. .... ..... , uj ,,i my right eye was blind." I Vikir and six other men made it :to a lifecraft but couldn't inflate 'it. The other five crewmen of the .Mariner were killed. Two Navy flirmpn upro trilled and four are ine planes nvernean dropped The other seven were taken to, cUmbprc(, ahnar( one rtrmotin from where the f.oasti nossibility the sighted objects, i inI, prtitorlnl in Ihe foreign Then, in midnicht darkness. Ihe r.a,vicmr, ,,..r. rim.n in Manila The three of us tried lo paddle were mere "reflections of light." jaffsjrs weekly New Times alsoU. S. destroyer Halsey rowell!and the seven Navy men to Okin-jback lo others, hut we could KPOTTFI) BY PILOTS icharged the Zionisls with support-ipicKeti us way expertly through awa their home base. I""1 maKe "e paonieo wnn our Col. Curtis B. Low, commander PV. n establish 'bloody.ilhe ree and plucked the frozen, v,,ki(, h,s crfw spnl(, - it. v-.li, ni.,icin nl Iho rascisi regimes nrrmeaien oy i 'kk" '"" " aiuiy. i,,ir iii.,.j i..ir I j i:r ni M... Force, said Ihe spirit of racial bigotry, includingl That ended Vh hours of misery : t,ii .u.',, '. .!,. ,,iSht of Ihe crew and plane. I , ..li.ClmltioYl " i.. I,.. I.:. f T:il.l 1. ....... flying clusters were seen oy""""1""' '" . "' ' ini,uiKn. uih puoi; fighter pilots and ground person- 11 was ,he mnst severe allack on Joseph Miller Jr., chief aviation nel and were tracked on radar. He Zionism yet to appear in the So- machinist's mate, of Long Beach, released official intelligence rc-iet press. ' Calif., and Robert F. Hewitt, a via- ports on the sighting to the Asso-1 New Times also accused the ls- tion structural mechanic, third eiated Press rac" nation nf waging "a cruel Iclass, of Dan Diego. were similar to war 01 nesirucuon agamsi ine local fPU. .....1. (hose describing "flying saucers" "'.' '"'" n the U.S. One said the lights ap- si"H, lhal r '"'lach- reared lo hang motionless at men s seiwd land from the Arabs imes, and at other times disap-'"!"''1 'm into the desert and ,.,ith hlinHino cnood l"':," ""," '"" Col. Donald J. M. Blakeslee, World War II ace and commander of an escort fighter wing, took de tailed observations on one rotaling fluster and tried in vain to inter cept, it in a jet. Sightings were made by many persons at many points over North ern Japan Dee. 2fl. on .lan. 3 Siamese Twins Die MEMPHIS, Tenn. nn (Aiur-day-old Siamese twin boys joined at the chest and stomach died at a hospital here Monday. Officials of John Gaston Hospital said Terry and Jerry, born to Mr. and Mrs rotating cluster was spotted by two i''"5" Sims, Union, Miss., died of fighter pilots and was tracked on, ; 4:20 p.m. Sunday. He set the big amphibian down on the rough waters without trouble while other planes circled overhead. not make il. j hands and feet. Finally we got so ; tired we just sal down and lost About 9 p.m. they spotted Ihe rescue ships. The Powell deflly maneuvered inlo position and picked them up. Aboard, Ihey found Ihe seven Navy men already had been rescued. NOW AVAILABLE .... The Second Edition of TOP 0' THE VflLLEY Lcme County'g Own Photo Story At Cresseys' and Russell's ALSO UNIVERSITY CO-OP radar. COUNTRY ON EDGE The report, was signed by Lt. Col. flussell Powell, intelligence officer, V. S. Air Force. The sightings occurred over Ihe frozen, ice. locked reaches of North ern Japan, a land tense with con tinued air harrassmenl. by near flying Russian fighter planes. 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