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the saucer crews are composed .5. Former Willmar Man Dies in Idaho 8rrll le the Mlnntaoolli Tribune WILLMAR, MINN, Henry Croquet Makes CIDER'S DREAM REVEALS ALL 30-Inch 'Friends' in Saucers Will Save Nafion From Reds By MARTIX TOOK Minneapolis Trlkone ilf( or reaeondrnl like an I ice cream I sundae at home the dream was that the Russians invaded the United States, of small individuals, 30 inches tall, he said. Just recently a man in North Carolina saw such a person step out of a flying saucer that had knocked a piece off of the North Carolina man's chimney. There also was a man in New Mexico who found a twked up saucer wjth the bodies of some 30-inch navigators inside it. "If anybody doubts that the flying saucers are there," Beck said, "how do they explain it when an airplane goes up without anything wrong with it and just disintegrates in the air How do they explain about Ame lia Earhart?" Texas Drouth Loss Is 4 Million a Day AUSTIN, TEXAS (UP) Drouth -harried Texas farmers; have suffered crop losses ap proaching four million dollars a day since Aug.

1, the state de partment of agriculture esti mated Tuesday. 1 Q' i 7 Lobnitz, 60, former resident of Willmar, died Monday at Boise, Idaho, where he had made his home since 1935. He had been engaged in road construction work the past 31 years. Among survivors are his brother, William Lobnitz, Renville, implement dealer. Services will be held Thursday at Boise.

L'DirilONE COMPANY Mrdlnl Aria Bnlldlnr 17lh ar Coder Kama Minaiement uc" T0 1 Western tlectric HEARING aid diyisio.n. AIDIFHONE COMPANY I Vw Medical Aria Bulldlnc Year Coder Minaiement VfoX Y) av j.AK I I i xi JX wojT '5 fcsl i WASHINGTONYou are going to see a lot of flying saucers in the next few years but there is no need to worry about them because they are manned by lriendly i I-vlduals 30 inch-es tall who are here to protect us from the Russians. This is on the word of Elder Charles Took Beck, a Buffalo, N. pastor who has presented his findings to Pentagon officials in the form of a four-by-six foot canvas painting. The painting shows the truth about the saucers just the way It came to Elder Beck in a dream.

THE DREAM occurred in 1911, but Beck did not say anything about it lor four years because, he said, he was afraid people would think he was crazy. When people began to see flying saucers in 1918 he was not afraid any more and got: an artist to depict the dream, and the saucers, In good bright colors. The canvas also carries a painting of Beck in the act of dreaming. There was quite a lot to the dream, Including a large angel advising the elder how to go about saving the country and winning better understanding for all Negroes. In essence, though, the story that came in MS If killed most of the white people but were finally driven off or disintegrated by the friendly saucers after 50,000 Negroes 'had fought off the Reds long enough for the saucers to arrive.

It was a long dream and full of details. "A LOT OF PEOPLE thought I was crazy when I started to talk about my dream and the saucers," Beck said, "but after everybody began to see saucers some of them called me up and apologized." The big thing between Russia and the rest of the world is going to come within the next seven years, he said, but the Russians are going to get badly licked by the United States and the friendly saucers. The saucers have a flat rim with portholes and there is something In the middle that spins around quite rapidly, he said. Fire shoots out of the portholes and he has personally seen this fire destroy hundreds of Russian airplanes and tanks, in his dream. "They evidently travel on magnetic waves," he said.

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(JED Slog )ONNA i.l.AAS WHACKS tiniite, i favorite afnin with Boy, 11, Killed, 13 Hurt in Three Brainerd Mishaps RRAINKRD, MINN. A boy was killed Tuesday and 13 other persons were hospitalized after three accidents in this area. Bill Holsapple, II, son of Mr. Rnd Mrs. James Holsapple of near Brainerd, died when he fell or jumped from a truck in which he was riding with his father.

Another accident, put Stuart West, 4. son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard West, Rochester, In St. Joseph's hospital where ho was reported In fair condition.

The boy was struck by a car, A collision involving two cars on highway 18, at 17-mile corner east of Brainerd, sent 12 persons to hospitals. Hospitalized here are Howard Welly, 49; his wife, Lila; a nephew, Dennis Whilson, 12, and a niece, Ann Kllers 13, occupants of one of the cars. Also hospitalized are red Grueling Stock -Car Competition Proves BEST MY FAR Comeback With Plastic Balls By BARBARA FLANAf.AN Mlaaaetwlis Tribune Staff Wrller Croquet has come back along with crinoline petticoats and parasols. The jjame that grandmother used to play has been modern ized, however, with the addition of plastic balls. "PLASTIC BALLS don't have that good old plonk sound when you hit I hem," said Leslie Douglas, a hall manufacturer.

"Plaslic balls make for a faster game, though." At Swan Douglas Manufacturing 21 NE. Main street, plastic balls for croquet sets have been turned out since 1915. During the past two years, the firm has manufactured about 500,000 annually. Croquet's comeback began at the end of World War II. IIICII-filfADK maple for balls was difficult to get so the Minneapolis firm began experimenting with plastic balls at the request of a mail order firm.

Today plastic balls come in six colors. They won't crack or i chip and their liveliness is equal to that of a golf ball, Rubber-tipped mallets further have reduced the noise element in croquet. Croquet is believed to have originated in France. It came to, America via England in the S70s, where it was popular until the end of the century. It flared Into fashion again In 1H16 to remain a family favorite Into the 1930s.

Yearly since 1950, sales of croquet sets by the Minneapolis; branch of Scars Roebuck and Co. have doubled. FA Ml I. IKK come in to buy sets for their kiddies," said Robert Caldwell, buyer of i games. "Usually, though, the entire; family plays the game," he; added.

i Best seller at Scars is a six- mallet, set with plastic balls which retails at $9.95. Sets range in price from to a deluxe outfit priced at $21. A rule book accompanies each set just in case grandfather has forgotten the finer points of the game. Synod Sponsors 47 College Chapels There are 47 chapels on the campuses of state universities and colleges in the United States sponsored by the Missouri Synod of the Lutheran church, the' Rev. Lambert C.

Mchl, student pastor at University of said Tuesday. He spoke to more than 550 delegates meeting at Concordia college, St. Paul, for the Minne sota district convenuon oi me Lutheran church, Missouri synod. The chapels represent an investment of $1,000,000, Mr. Mehl said.

Mr. Mehl announced that new building to house Lutheran students at University of Minnesota will open in September. The Rev. 11. A.

Huth, Cloquet, will speak at the mission meeting this morning. This afternoon, the Rev. Karl Rosenwinkel, Truman, will address the convention. CAN YOU GO TO ALASKA SEPT. 16? I If you cn, here'i the opportunity el a lifetime, to go with congenial group of Northweit foist on a treve ing heute party" through cenlc weit-ern U.S.A.

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The tour rate a beroein much lower then mid-mmmer cruiies. An identical trip i operated in June end members said. "It was a wonderful trip, skillfully planned end thoroughly eecu(ed by foU who enow their business." Send tor trt older dticribing trip in dttait. Addrttt NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY 701 Marquette, Minneapolis 2, Minn. A6if niarmmt ASTHMA SPASMS Liberal Supply Free The development by French chem-His ot a palliative formula for easing the difficulty in toughing and breathing rausd by spasms of Bronchial Asthma brought such striking results that its fame quickly spread over Europe.

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