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'(Ehtragn Eatlij tTrifmttf Thursday, January 17, 1957 Parti Page 3 Weather Outlook for 30 Days fojp I pKtcim4T'ON uuook ADMIRAL SAYS 'OBJECTS' WHIZ ABOUT WORLD And Maneuvers Hint Cold Weather. Driving Tips I'-' -W'v K-3x- A JL'rf They Are Piloted Washington, Jan. 15 W) Retired Rear Adm. Qelraer S. Fahrney, 58, once head of the navy's guided missiles program, said today reliable reports indicate that there are objects coming into our atmos- Clearance Sale Savings of one-half and more Barbara Haurlant demonstrating how cardboard placed over windshield when car is parked overnight will save job of cleaning off accumulated snow or frost.

This is one of Chicago Motor club's tips for cold weather driving. itribuni Photon A COP DRINKS ON THE JOB AS BOSSES WATCH Park Policeman John Olesz-czuk, 48, drank on the job yesterday in the presence of his commanding officer and got away with it. Oleszczuk got an official invitation to get high and happy for the benefit of 40 policemen who are taking a special course in operating devices used to determine the stability of wayward motorists. Cadges Little Extra Ole downed six one-ounce shots of 86.6 proof scotch on the rocks that's straight scotch on ice, to the uninitiated within 2 hours 15 minutes and then ambled over to the classroom. "I actually had 13 ounces of scotch just to throw the boys off a little," Ole confided to reporters later.

Newspaper photographers found Ole more than willing to pose as an inebriated motorist, take a swig from the bottle, and go thru the test. He's Still Sober Ole first took the test on a Drunkometer which registered at .050, then the same test on the newer Breathalyzer, which read .015. A reading of .15 on either device is necessary to charge a man with drunken driving. The negligible difference in a deeds rzeecwd teitwfii "4 1 reifcj'te fecccMCMCt Precipitation and temperature forecasts for nation for next 30 days as provided yesterday by United States weather bureau. FINEST MERCHANDISE OBTAINABLE ucre ai very rugn speeds." Fahrney said at a news conference that "no agency in this country or Russia is able to duplicate at this time the speeds and accelerations which radars and observers indicate these flying objects are able to achieve," Not Entirely Automatic Fahrney said he never has seen a flying saucer but has talked with a number of scientists and engineers who reported seeing strange flying objects.

He added there are signs that an intelligence directs such objects "because of the way they fly." "They are not entirely ac tuated by automatic equipment," he said. "The. way they change position in formations and override each other would indicate that their motion is directed." No Evidence Found An air force spokesman said that service is still investigating all reports but has found iliniw tnMti i mlliilniiifiHM.1 mmmHmaiuSr-: If car door lock is frozen, in- If your defroster will not melt to exceed normal along the gulf coast and east of the Appalachians with frequent snows from the Carolinas northward. Greater than normal amounts are also anticipated in the Rocky Mountain states while subnormal precipitation is indicated over the midwest. In areas not specified near normal amounts are in prospect' Washington, Jan.

16 Cf) The weather will be colder than usual for the season over most of the nation during the next 30 days, the weather bureau said today. The bureau's outlook for the mid-January to mid-February period calls for subnormal temperatures everywhere except the southwest. The outlook added: Precipitation is expected 4- ice from windshield, a wad of sert the key and then heat it paper tinder back edge of hood with a eigaret lighter, candle, or will deflect heat from the en-small torch made of rolled gine onto the windshield. paper. 950 North Michigan 'at the lop cf ht QoU Coast' il The Chicago Motor club re- ported it received 465 calls 1.

"nil v.vv.v.-.x-'',-,''''!''''X'X'VX, w- -J from distressed motorists, most of whom could not start their cars because of weak batteries or frozen gas lines It advised motorists to add a pint of grain alcohol to each Thursday Chicago 9 to 8 :30, Hubbard Woods 9 :30 to 9. La Grange Tark 12 to don't miss it our I tank full of gasoline to keep the gas line from freezing, and said car batteries should I ,1. 1 4 absolutely no concrete evidence that there are flying saucers. He said that a majority of the reports are found upon checking to have some logical explanation, but that a percentage remains unexplained. Fahrney called a news conference following an organizational meeting of-a new private group, the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena, of which he is board chairman.

I be checked each day during extremely cold weather. It also advised keeping the gas i of After driving over slushy streets, be sure the sludge packed under fenders does not interfere with the turning front TRIBUNE Photo ordeal gets under way the readings of the two devices is due to the more exact determination of sobriety, it was explained. Park police officials will use the Breathalyzer on a trial basis. After the tests, Ole told laHR. lull IU JJltVCUL LUIlUtll- sation of -moisture, and running the motor at night before leaving the car for the evening.

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