Sunday Gazette-Mail from Charleston, West Virginia • Page 2

JA--Feb. 5, 1967 Sunday Gazette-Mail OvsriesJon, as porceim eating site and otaey rare couas. TINY GOLDEN WHISTLE SOLD FOR $50,000 NEW tiny golden whistle in the shape of a dragon, salvaged from the wreck-: age of a Spanish treasure fleet sunk by a hurricane on the 1 Florida coast in 1715, brought $50,000 Saturday in an auction: of jewelry, pieces of eight, gold! ingots and artifacts at the Parke-Bernet Galleries. Salvaged Spanish Treasures Bring High Bids The whistle. inches long and suspended from a golden chain more than 11 feet long, was the emblem of office of the fleet's commander, Cap- tain-G a 1 Juan Esteban L'billa, and is believed to be the only one of its kind in existence.

An agent of the gallery did it in, in behalf of Horace Gordon, dons were not present who is associated with his wife Elinor, a dealer in Lowestoft china at Villanova. Pa. The Gor- cense from the state of Florida. The items offered Saturday ranged from an anchor nearly 12 feet long, which went to a inlet, 40 miles south of what is private collector in New York The Spanish treasures have been salvaged in recent years from just off shore of Sebastian now Cape Kennedy. The operation is being conducted by the Real "8" under li- at $1,000, to cannon bails and grape shot, some of which were bought by teen-age boys, as ASTHMA for BETTER SLEEP recurr attacks of Bronchial make you steep give quiet; acting a trial.

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10 A.M.-9 P.M DAILY 10 A.M.-5 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS PHONE 346-0981 --Staff Pkoto by Lewis Raine: DEMONSTRATING THE UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT DETECTOR Jarrett Shows How His Machine Detects Presence of Magnetic Mass St. Albans Machine Detects Unidentified Flying Objects By Dan Martin A wavering needle, some pieces of wire and a doorbell buzzer make up James Ralph Jarrett's unidentified flying object detector. I Jarrett is a St. Albans resident and a mechanical engineer at Union Carbide.

He lives in a plush home in River Lake Estates and he is intrigued by UFOs. At the risk of being looked at ratter oddly by bis neighbors. Jarrett insists there is more to UFO reports than slightly hysterical viewers who are always seeing something strange. He knows that he has seen flying objects which can't be explained as marsh gas or weather balloons. He thinks his UFO detector will aid him in his search for a plausible answer to the UFO question.

There have been many UFO reports from the St. Albans area within the past several months. One man said he was within 10 feet of a spherics object which rose silently out sight in less than two minutes The objects seen by Jarret were farther away than 10 feet They were above his house and on a mountain behind his home He isn't the only person to view them. AN INDUSTRIOUS, intens man, Jarrett was determined learn more about the objects which have been reported al over the world by all sorts people. He read some articles, di some research and interviewei other persons who claimed see the hovering, silent globes of light.

He deduced what he be lieves are answers to som questions. He's almost afaaid 'speculate too much. However, it's Jarrett's contention, based upon many reports, that an object driven by a powerful, silent source of energy must, in some way, be involved with magnetism--a type of magnetic attraction which would neutralize the earth's gravitational field and deliver its power along an axis to pro-! hoovering above the i vide propulsion. He took some wire. 10 one- cell batteries, a door beD bnz- zer and rigged op a machine which he said win detect the presence of a magnetic mass.

enlarging it to make it less, delicate. He said it would enable; him to judge its range more ac-' curately. Jarrett baflt his small device last week. The same eve- ning it was pat together it was activated. Jarrett said it happened about the same time a Dnnbar man reported a UFO Carbide plant at Institute.

The detector is just another, step in Jarrett's campaign to get! satisfying answers. He recently' compiled information about six area sightings and sent the date Jarrett said his 10-year-oWlto a national committee formed. daughter, Nancy, polarized to investigate aerial phenomena. small piece of wire to serve as He said Wednesday he hasn't the needle. He said it serves thciyet received a reply to the re-i same purpose as a compassjport but since it was announced! needle in that it points towardJthat he is compiling information 1 the object of attraction, many people have contacted him Jarrett's theory is this: about objects they saw but never, "A permanent magnet whenjreported.

suspended from its midpoint align itself with the earth's! magnetic field. If extraneous 1 electrical fields are brought with VALENTINES in the limits of the magnet it immediately realigns with the fields and will experience movements. "Reports from all over the world verify that when UFOs have been reported there have been serious power failures and television disruptions. Further- more, the compasses of ships have ceased to function properly i and have been seriously disturb-! ed." i JARRETT HAS taken paper, clips and suspended a polarized needle from a support. He has; placed a contact oval of wirej above the end of the needle soj if it touches the wire it will set' off the buzzer.

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