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IT'S NOT POPCORN — The record wheat crop may be good news to many people, but it's just extra work to grain elevator operators. This scene in a Kansas City, Kas., elevator, shows a helper quiding a scoop toward the door of “one of the 2000 boxcars that have arrived in that city alone. Flying wheat fills the air, pring around like popcorn.

Mr. Newton said four of the wind-; sounding devices were released daily

During the offering of a stock, advertising is limited under SEC rules to a description of the gecurity and information where the prospectus can be obtained, Mr. Du Bois sald. Advertising stressing the merits of the manufacturer's prod- | uet is banned during the stock- efl-1 ing period, he added.

Crawfordsville Worker Reports Flying Saucer.

To Rumors; Weather Balloon Theory Gains Philip to Receive fell off sharply today as the army and navy began a concen-} ‘United Press Staff Correspondent One by one, persons who thought they had their hands | hip Mountbatten, the former poy Headquarters of the 8th] gesting that it was a “flying disc.” affairs said King George wreckage of a tin-foil-covered obthe Shreveport, La. business dis-' Buckingham palace. nants of a weather observation |« Police the prankster oon. ington reportedly delivered a watched it land at Mr. Harston's to hand them to London news: Indianapolis Sailor Re po ports One | tions at midnight. | by 100 navy men that they saw a| Adm, William H. Blandy, com-| announcement this morning imtall,” sail over Honolulu at a rapid (was curious about.the reported fiy-|negtive court phraseology after balloon—but five . of the men,| Lloyd Bennett, Oelwein, Ta., sales- | would bé published tomorrow. balloon, ¢ Prin ElizaAuthorities said it was not a|the engagement of Princess {he would claim the reward oilei and then disappeared high in the | usual channels” the palace anis st - all the principals were satisfied with For Tucker Auto His story was corroborated by Sea p p ment which did not deny outright Kzamme, of Lacrosse, Wis.: Seaman ranch was that of a weather| Buckingham palace broke prece“Extended Summer Leave’ . By NED BROOKS The: excitement ran through this amined the object and said defiPrincess Elizabeth at present, but the ‘securities arid exchange com“relations officer at the Roswell base, termine the direction and velocity | | whole situation.” | blue-ribbon audience of government commander. It said that an object] {told reporters that he had. been | “extended summer leave.” He Was| The unveiling became an invitathree weeks ago by W. &V. Brazel | FIVE: Efforts to contact Col. {car to Buckingham palace and Was pycker's: original. plan to apen the TWO: Brig. Gen. Roger B.| SIX: Maj. Jesse A. Marcel, inhe believed the object was the Mr. Brazel, the finder of the object, io) declined to comment- on the ing to be excited about.” He tell.” - When Princess Elizabeth as heir-| 4.0" g,0,1q be. Admission cards that the object would be sent to | balloon equipment before, but had | Philip, as her husband, will become THREE: Later, Warrant officer | Those who saw the object said hyshand of Queen Victoria. |delphia, said it was “not quite acDay had decided to create Elizabeth and | . The commission's only concern, them. Instruments they carry. are wedding. vertising a corporation’ may use the possibility that other, of the servation station. {| The Welsh title traditionally is re-| | day gave-final clearance to the ofaltitudes as they were carried brisk- station to deny that the object! King George might have a son, she| inch synthetic rubber balloon and nants of a tin-foil-covered box kite wedding would occur at Westmin60,000 to 70,000 feet. They may but that none was found with the Centerbury performing the cerev | was “upset recently by prospects of |. In addition to the army weather: sent aloft daily by government Mr, Huddle said, “They can ve since her mind was made up she Times State Service _ large balloons five feet in diameter, about 600 feet high they give the| Those familiar with. court phrasereleased in the nation every day. |& good time kidding the “flying the strongest possible implication | ded to the growing list of those

Gag Gan to Weding By UNITED PRESS British Title ly 9.—The engagetrated campaign to stop the rumors. ONDON, July on the $3000 offered for a genuine flying saucer found their | | Bxisos Philip of Greece, will be Highly authoritative quarters with | army air force at Ft. Worth,| A 16-inch aluminum disc equipped | exceptional fluorescent light switch and copper | will announce the engagement of ject found on a New Mexico ranch trict was declared by police to bel The announcement was being balloon, believed Usual procedure in making im-{ “blistering” rebuke to officers at feet. It was turned over to Mcials| papers in early evening for —pub~iU. 8. naval intelligence officers Va. and Yeoman 2/C Ted Pardue of | Betrothal a Certainty mysterious object “silvery colored, mander-in- chief . of the Atlantic|plied strongly that the betrothal clip late yesterday. ling saucers, “but I do not believe | the Daily Mil and Daily “Express Mn: vi | familiar. with weather observaiion ian, was stubborn about the shiny] - “The king has not yet authorized “ ¢ day. It moved extremely fast for a Bennett said | beth. If the king decides tg make air,” said Yeoman 1'C Douglas for the mysterious discs. | nouncement said. man 1/C Donald Ferguson,” of In-| {the announcement that the wreck- | Big ‘Shots Invited 1/C Albert Delancey of Salem. Ww. balloon. dent by issuing a second statement “The king has authorized no Scripps-Howard Staff Writer cycle: | notely that it was ndthing.hut a oné Will be Tifade WITHir Tite ‘rext| imisstor Kept -watehiul eye onthe released a statement in the name of high- tititude winds. | Lt. Mountbatten left the naval officials for a private showing today described as a “flying disc” was | “shut up by two blistering phone’! an instructor at the school. [tional affair after the securities “higher offi-., | Blanchard ‘brought the. informa-| pwith their majesties and Princess| doors to all comers and to publicize Ramey, commander of the 8th air |telligence officer of the 509th bom“remnant of a weather balloon and that it “has nothing to do with . royal romance, but said she ex | from SEC as to the number of | allowed photographers to take a| SEVEN: Mr. Brazel told report- | ess presumptive eventually becomes were sent to 2200 persons, he said. Wright Field, Dayton, O. for ex-iseen' nothing that resembled his prince consort. He will be the first! Irving Newton of Stetsonville, Wis.,|it had a flowered paper around it Title Is Reserved | curate” that the agency had re- | Philip duke and duchess of Cla- he explained, was enforcement of | set to break loose at medium alti-| The princess will not be named while a new stock issue is being mystery discs have been wealncr! Gen. Ramey made a special radio} served for the heir ipparent. Be- | fering of $20 million in Tucker ly along by the wind. | found in New Mexico was a “flying | will remain heiress presumptive. a star-like device that looks like/and a rubber balloon.” He said the ster Abbey in the autumn, possibly drift any place. Internal pressurei wreckage. mony. “On a clear day, I've seen our a delay in the engagement anballoons, “weather forecasters. VU. 8. meteorok fwanted. the decisign.. announced and hundreds of others from 18 illusion of moving véry fast.” lology said use of the words “not| —Kegneth (1¢ky) = Sanford, emHowever, the weathermen couldn't ! discs.” . that an_engagement announcement | | who reported they have seen flying

"WEDNESDAY, JULY 9 1047 Ci ee ae Army and Navy Launch Campaign to Put End | ing through the sk Ss Reports of flying saucers whizzing throug y By ROBERT MUSEL t of Princess Elizabeth and Lt. nnounced tonight, it was learned hands full of nothing. knowledge of royal 0 e Tex... announced that: the["''R .tWo. radio condensers, 4 family tubing found by F. G. Harston near the 21-year-pld princess from was nothing more than the rem“obviously the work of a prankster ”| 3 afted at the palace this afterA.A. F. headquarters in Wash- {hurled it over a signboard erd portant palace announcements is —the Roswell, N. M. base for sug='ath-the Barksdale army air fields. — | lication in the first morning ediat Pearl Harbor investigated claims McClain, Tex. An official Buckingham palace like aluminum, with no wings OF geet said that iike everyone else he ho a certainty. It was issued in The description fits a weather; ., they exist.” | reported that the engagement devices, swore that it- was not & 6'%-inch steel disc he found yester- | any statement” to be made about “flying saucer,” but Mr. short period, seemed. to slow down! fying eda statement it will go through the! There were other diehards. Not Kacherle of New Bedford, Mass. It was the first such palace statedianapolis; Yeoman 3/C. Mors! age found on the New Mexico| rumors of an engagement. . . " in mid-afternoon which said: To Private Showing ~ Officer Tells of ‘Dressing Down’ statement as to the engagement of | WASHINGTON, July 19.—While “ONE LET e—— TRE pu bite -badly™ smashed “target--used. to de-. day or so which will clear up the _event, Preston T, Tucker invited a of Col. William Blanchard, base | FOUR: Lt. Haught reportedly training college at Cosham today on of his “surprise car of the year.” found on the nearby Foster ranch | calls {rom Washington.” The. young. lieutenant drove his| | commission indicated dislike of Mr. “ition that “he is" now on leave.” force, said at Ft. Worth that bardment group, reportedly told |who was staying at a London hoa radar reflector,” and was “noth- army or navy so far as I can . jpected to be in Brgland in Oclaber, | guests it could invite, and who some picture of it. It was announced ers that he had found weather|.,een upon her father's death, Explains SEC Stand amination by experts. latest find. | prince consort since Prince Albert, from commission offices in Phila. weather officer at Fort Worl, ex-' bearing the initials “D, P.". It was learned that King George stricted attendance for debut. at high altitudes usually explodes: rence, probably soon after their its rules governing ‘the’ kind of ‘adthe nation. The incident aroused tudes and float down near the ob- princess of Wales, it was learned. sold to the public. The SEC Monballodns reflecting the sun at high broadcast over a Ft. Worth radio cause there is a possibility that! | Corp. stock, The devices, composed of a 50- disc.” He said it was the “rem- | London society believed the royal a box kite, can attain a height of kite originally carried instruments, | October, with the Archbishop of \ : It Weathermen Offer Differing Views Was undersioed that Eiuabett hundreds of others are white balloons several miles high,” {nouncement and had insisted that ogists’ at “Chicago said about 80’ seen for * long. distance and at forthwith. 3 inches to two feet in diameter were| Foreign newspapers were having yet” in the palace statement carried | P1Y of a wire mill here, has been agree on whether people were see-| A cartoon iff El Universal, Mex- | was being considered. saucers.

Nickajack cave today as’ Governor! of Rosa Lee Holoamas, 2412 North-| Edna Childs, 1136 N AL Colman AIVIN. Tois Gentry: Joseph,

. | Jim McCord ordered “all “means at western ave.; John N. Wessel Jr. BY Vaeine Bialock,_ He To Dosis’ A Evie Chen, Ry Taare, hand” used to find John Hurn, lost son of John Wessel, 848 Oxford st.; Robert Mien) Biunk, BT esville; nneth, ‘Margie . Andrews: Harold. in the catern for eight days. Kenneth 'W. Todd, son of Owen W.| Audie Burdine, 2860 8. Ry; Juanita Betty alter. Abe: Repacca Zimmerman! Nine Atlanta Boy Scouts, mean: Todd, 4701 Shadeland dr. and | james Richard Ciasiy. 118 E Georgia;| Catherine Mugerkrih; Wiliam, Mari while, returned home after search Arthur W. Lahman, son of Mrs , Dorgthy Rose 333 Usa: Helen BD. Ger. At St. Vingent's— Richard. Mary Rudicil. ing more than 50 passageways in-|Mon& Lahman, 710 Laverock rd, |. hard, 1 { At Home=-Roy, Thelma Tait, 28 8. Baville

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| Elizabeth shortly after 1 p. m. His the party with a newspaper- -adver- | mother, Princess Alice of Greece rising campaign.

SEC Secretary Orval L. Du Bois, |

. CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind., July ’.

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ing the balloons. The Chicago fore- ico City, showed a farm couple | Friends of the princess said 10 Going home from work, Mr. San- SAILORS—at casters said the balloons rose too watching discs in the clouds with!qavs ago that she had looked over |ford said, he saw five large round Vy pri rapidly. J C. Huddle, Kansas City the husband saying, “Don't be tne eligible bachelors of British [objects in the sky toward the east. 3 price weatherman, sald he considered alarmed, they're just tortillas nopjlity on her father’s advice and | They were gaing at a tremendous First floor them a “likely sotirce” of some of | (round, plate-like: Mexican bread). ! decided that she still loved Philip. speed, he said. He reported that the reports. J You know their price is sky high”! prince Philip became a British he was near the old fairgrounds at : PHL Tr ts subject. early this year and re. the time and that he ran into a Drain Cave River '5 Local Men Back nounced all claims to the Greek | field to get a better look at them Jropss 'out of the glare of street lighs. HIRT After 4-Month Cruise [throne : . 3 | Pive Indianapolis men servifig| many hundreds {with the U, 8. navy have a 1 1 di li in wide* . <n Hunt for Victi ir a bop month cruise in Euro- | n n ianapo IS ¢ selection—many aters { : ; CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. July 9 dr are, Robert G. Mitchell, son | MARRIAGE LICENSES Kimear, and Jack, Miriam Bcheider, are swell for HP) fae Molise fn 0 o Mrs. May Nichols, 3255 N. Arsen- | ponald k Darues, 130 N. P Parker; Oath-| 54 s. J Francis—ilbert, Helen Elmore, Fall wear— .drain. the underground river inal ave.; Willlam A, Brewer, brother | p joer; Bischonaar sit aise Mildred] ,A18 ng Floyd, Bi Betty Amos. = Half Price

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a ® » 3 x 3 b 's Betrothal He would not name it without Mr. t Says Witnesses Hs cert New Bil The subcommittee recessed tes, hearings for at least a week | | consider Mr, Petrillo's testimony! IC eti 0 uz during the first two days. | or cience | Kearns praised the “frankness an | openness” of the union a wa) ‘ Hartley Accuses, | answers to committee questions. ‘Bia Fell ' | “I have seven witnesses that 1|Dational science foundation bill d's ig ows | will not have to use” he sald. “Mr. |fering from the version passed by WASHINGTON, July 9 (U. P). Petrillo answered the questions so, the senate is being introduced in the ~Chairman Fred A. Hartley Jr. sald fully that we have the informta- | hose by Rep. Charles A, Wolverton today that prominent witnesses are i... t}.t we need.” | (R. N. J), chairman of the house “taking a runout powder” on his ol No Barrier Found interstate commerce committee. house labor committee's investiya- | But thus far, Mr. Kearns said, With science foundation legisla« tion of Music Crar James C. Petrillo. | none of the evidence has developed tion about No.7 on the list of future “The little fellows are standing’ a clear-cut method of preventing business of the house, those who up fine," the New Jersey Republican Mr, Petrillo from carrying out two have followed the legislation duiing sald, “It's the big fellows that ave | major- threats, They were that the, "two years of consideration are wone backing down from the accusations! A. F. of M. will Shut down all mu- dering what effect the new bill will made against Petrillo.” | sical recordings and all network have on the fate of the foundation, Mr. Hartley Qeclined to reveal any | broadcasts of music., * - | Scientists here point out that if names because “we still hope to get| Mr. Petrillo contended that both action is not taken creating the {them to come in and tell their| are depriving musicians of jobs. story. " He admitted dissatisfaction] with the course of the investigation ‘of Mr, Petrillo and his American | Ship Movements Federation of Musicians (A. F. ARRIVING AT NEW YORK: Beauregard of LJ. in : | Gameeal Ce Cc. Ballo rom Bramernaven: Recessed Heating {from Bombay: Santa Pauls’ tee Rep. Carroll D. Kearns (R. Pa), i - er , . a §5-a-ton boost in the average price chairman of the subcommittee that] Southam ton: Catawba Victory to Naples, Of Steel will be posted either this is conducting the investigation, said ny ie ap. to Piresus. aa (Linn, Vie: | week or next, the Iron Age, national that a “prominent company” was | dam: Evangeline to Bermuds; WM. Am- metal-working weekly, predicted toe involved in Mr. Hartley's charge! herst to Bermuda; Grenanger to Rie de’ day.

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