Great Bend Tribune from Great Bend, Kansas • Page 7

LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES of year. Saucers which behave in "weird and peculiar manner" Matter ol tbe Esta (Pint Published In V.ie Grei Tribune, May 26. is; STATE OP KANSAS, COUNTY OF BARTON, ss. In tne Probate Co Barton County, Ki In the Matter of die Estate believed to be reflections rather than actual objects. The air force says reflections may be projected to clouds and haze from both THE STATE OP ICAKSAS TO Jiiju -r-iijisuffs CONCERNED: You are hereby notified Ihnt a petition JACOB B.

SCHMIDT. ground and air. NOTICE Or Gladys How rlx. praying for now on file In Brilliant flashing lights, red and Mte, have been traced to a new Seen Any Flying Saucers Lately? Tell Air Forces THE STATE OP KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED; You are hereby notllied that a pernio haa been filed ln Bald court hy Paulln nlnlstratloD lighting system on top of a tai section of commercial and mill tary aircraft. tJnmli and Edith Jacob Schmidt, also ki Schmidt, deceased, praying said deceased, for Judgment tlie descent of all the property tic In the state of Kansas, In.

Real Estate, and assigning It New Mexico Okoys US-55 Road Proposal A. G. Doc Ames, saibcommittee-men In charge of the Great Bend Chamber of Commerce K- road group, ha been advised that New Mexico's Slate highway cnnuttujslon has approved tbe proposal for the new US-55 federal ly-markcd hcjS-way from the Gieat Lakei to the Southwell. Word come this week from Jim DunsTord of Dodge City, who in president of the Midcontincnt Df-agonal Highway association, the project that was spearheaded by Kansas towns along the K-45 route from Elkworlh to Ames in the local member of the K-43 group under Vernon Traylor's central highways committee. r' Official okay from five states: Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Arizona and New Mexico, now has been given for the highway project.

Heizer tlon oJ the estate ol Jacob B. Schmidt, so known as J. B. Schmidt, deceased, ai for the appointment of Paul p. Schmidt i administrator of said estate.

And yon are hereby required to yonr written defenses thereto on or 1) order discharging ALICE M. EVERETT ore the 1 'clock I By CHARLES CORD BY United Press Staff Correspondent Washington, IIB The air force's flying saucer sleuths are sttll unable to explain about 10 percent ol the phenomena reported to them Yau are hereby reqtilrtd ia ill your written defenses thereto, on or before June lath. 1(54, at J. of said day. in said Court In the oily at Oreat Bend, Kansas, at which lime and place said cause will be heard.

Should you fall therein. Judgment and decree will bo es- Great Bend, Kansas, Mr. and Mrs, Amos Clark and John were here from Liberal and time and place said cause will Should you fall therein, Judgment accompanied the Roy LeRoy fam ily to the Great Bend high scboo But so far this year they have WITNESS my commencement. Donna LeRoy IN NEW JOB-O. K.

Yul Is Nationalist China'! new premier, succeeding Gen. Chen Cheng. A former journalist, Yui started his government career as secretary-general of Shanghai In 1930. was one of the graduates. had only 87 sightings reported tr.

them. At that rate, the students of imj. ATTEST: (Se: NUSS Si HVSS The Leo Orebaugh family visited her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Jurgensen Probate Judee dentlfied flying objects (TJFO's) faced the prospect of getting through 1954 with fewer than half Tuesday.

as many flying object reports as In The Great Bend Pally Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Boatright of Wichita spent the week end with their daughter, Mrs, Irvln Alefs Tribune, May 25th, 1PM) It last year.

In 1352, 1,700 sightings were re STATE OP KANSAS, BARTON ooum-r, ss. In (he Probate Court of and family. Mr, and Mrs. Joe Ziegler ported and investigated. Last year the figure was 429, The present annual rate is about 208, Newton visited Sunday with her The aerial phenomena that give rise to XTPO reports are still pres sister, Mrs.

Roy LeRoy and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. W. Schultz ent, of course, and the idea that some ol them drift in from outer Great Bend helped his sister, Mrs.

Emma Langford with some space still gets some attention But the air force believes and painting at her home in Heizer. says the ilgures support it that more scientific investigating pro Mr, and Mrs. Leo Orebaugh and family spent the Memorial week end with relatives at Jetmore and CRIME AND PUNISHMEKT-CoDvicted being a beardless, foreign "subversive," Sen. Estes Kefauver, of Tennessee, is placed in a stockade by a bearded native of Topeka, Kan. Beards were the order of the day for Topeka's centennial celebration.

He spent five minutes in the stockade for his "crime" before he purchased his pardon by buying a $5 centennial sponsor button. the perfect jit Jon Dodge City. cedures and better public education are shrinking the saucer prob The air force says: Mr. and Mrs. William Neuforth "No evidence has been received spent the week end in New MexS co with their son, Dean Neuforth LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES which would tend to indicate that who had his exhibition of paint the United States is being observ ings in Albuquerque at the University of New Mexico in fulfill (First Publlsl ed by machines from outer space WIETER praying that she be dl-herein and oilier equitable relief.

or a foreign government. No ob you are hereby reoulred to plead to said Tribune, May 16, 1M4) STATE OP KANSAS, BARTOW COUNTY, IS. In Oho rrbt Court ment of the requirements of the degree of Master of Arts. The iect or particle of an unknown petition show ran from May 17-23. It substance has been received and no photographs of detail have been July, 15M In aaid Court at Gi soil County and Stile In the Matter or the Estate County.

Kans slsted of about 20 paintings, four produced." snouia you iau werem judgment ana If you see any TJFO's, the air force says, it "would welcome the B. BRACE, Deceased NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: of which will remain in the Uni-versity Art department collection. Dean will receive his Master's degree this month. EVA ELJJENWIETER 4 JA-f Information," You are hereby notified that a ptlitlot The people to contact are at the The William Schuis family of Braes, Administratrix, praying tor approv Tires Win Again at Indianapolis (or 31 Consecutive Years BILL VUKOVICH AVERAGES 130.84 M.P.H. TO WIN 500 MILE INDIANAPOLIS Iowa, Mrs.

Mary Burgtorf i Air Technical Intelligence center, Wright-Patterson air force base, "a 1 swk. Mrs. Dale Kapelle of Great Bend and the Ralph McEinney family spent Tuesday evening at the Dayton, where Capt. Charles A. Hardin collects saucer data and directs It to air force and Ralph McKinney home.

other agencies for scientific study The Gale Cathcart family have the Real Estate, abc moved from tbe Connor house into Alvin Otte's tenant house. Over the years, the Intelligence people have found 80 percent of the sightings explainable as known disdiarslnE the undersigned objects: balloons, aircraft, Bonnie McKlnney accompanied her aunt, Mrs. Dale Kapelle tp buildings Wednesday to get I letter's daughter, Doris Kapelle, tronomlcal bodies, atmospheric reflections and birds. Of this year's 87 sightings, 70 percent have been explained, 10 percent unexplained CLASSIC FOR teacher In the Ellsworth grade school who came home for the summer vacation. and 20 percent of the reports contained such flimsy information that tbey had to be ignored.

W. BRACK Mr. and Mis. Henry Schwier Jetmore spent Wednesday with Two interesting facts turned up his sister, Mrs. Bill Neuforth and MODEL TO AUTOMATIC by the TJFO students are these: family.

1. There is a "direct corre Mrs. Lottie Eckert took supper The Great Berk Farm and Commercial Use Here is the Answer to 1'otir Storage Problems Maximum Usable Space Reasonable Cost Fast Erect-ion Rugged Durability Authorized Dealer with ner son, Dan Eckert and Tribune, May -6t NOTICE MIXMASTER Exclusive Bowl-lit beaters for lighter, higher, ft nor-textured cakes, creaniier mashed potatoes, etc. America's most popular food George Hartness, sentenced 2-25-31 family Wednesday. Later the Gene Bowyer family of Pawnee Decree in Barton County.

Kansa: Rock: Mr, and Mrs. Gene Eckert cutlve Clemency to the Gov. and family, Great Bend; and Mrs, his office ln Topoka, Kansas. Signed GEORGE HARTNESS Annie Lawrence and Joyce also visited there. Mr.

and Mrs. Leon McKinney, PERRY Mathers Jaeger Appliance Co. Martha, Bonnie, Helen and Prank (First Published In The Great Bend Dally Tribune, May ID, 1054) .11 NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF KANSAS TO: WAYNE ROY WIETER' You arc hereby notified that a petition isited at Burciett Sunday with Steel Building Co. SOU Tenth Phone 3972 Also C-Thm Awnlrtgi their uncle, John Mour, who was recently hospitalized. Melba Trauer, who will gradu ate from St.

Rose School of Nursing at Great Bend this summer, spent Thursday with her cousins, the William and Glenn Neuforth lation" between the number of sightings reported and the publicity given to saucers by the nation's press, 2, UFO reports increase at those times of year when meteors are most common. Saucer "sightings" have been made by both visual and radar means. The air force said that "temperature Inversion reflections a natural phenomena under certain atmospheric conditions can make images on radar scopes as sharp as those from airplanes and at speeds appearing to range from zero to fantastic rates. Ionized cloudes and flights of birds also have been picked up on radar. Phenomena Galore Jet aircraft, flying at great speeds with sunlight reflecting on their polished surfaces, are often mistaken for unknown objects.

Weather balloons and huge 90-foot upper air research balloons carry small lights when launched after dark and have highly re-felectlve surfaces. Methods and planets often bring a flurry of saucer reports. Venus in particular Is low on the horizon and appears to change color and move erratically at certain times families. world-famous, nationally advertised ah Nea.1, Gail Plush, Mrs. STANDARD TIRE Clarence Clarke, Mis.

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