The Allen News Paper Article
In the Allen Papers, Carl Allen refers to a newspaper article that
he claims would support his claims. Below is a copy of that newspaper
article: - UFO Joe
Strange Circumstances Surround Tavern Brawl
Several city police officers responding to a call to aid
members of the Navy Shore Patrol in breaking up a tavern
brawl near the U.S. Navy docks here last night got something
of a surprise when they arrived on the scene to find the
place empty of customers. According to a pair of very
nervous waitresses, the Shore Patrol had arrived first and
cleared the place out - but not before two of the sailors
involved allegedly did a disappearing act. "They just sort
of vanished into thin air...right there," reported one of
the frightened hostesses, "and I ain't been drinking
either!" At that point, according to her account, the Shore
Patrol proceeded to hustle everybody out of the place in
short order.
A subsequent chat with the local police precinct left no
doubts as to the fact that some sort of general brawl had
indeed occurred in the vicinity of the dockyards at about
eleven o'clock last night, but neither confirmation nor
denial of the stranger aspects of the story could be
immediately obtained. One reported witness succinctly summed
up the affair by dismissing it as nothing more that "a lot
of hooey from them daffy dames down there," who, he went on
to say, were probably just looking for some free publicity.
Damage to the tavern was estimated to be in vicinity of six
hundred dollars.
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Patric Macey, an electronic specialist and researcher recounts
this story told to him by another worker called Jim in 1977:
- UFO Joe
"I was a guard for classified audiovisual material, and late
in 1945 I was in a position, while on duty in Washington, to
see part of a film viewed by a lot of Navy brass, pertaining
to an experiment done at sea...it showed two other ships
feeding some sort of energy into the central ship...After a
time the central ship, a destroyer, disappeared slowly into
a transparent fog until all that could be seen was an
imprint of that ship in the water. Then, when the field, or
whatever it was, was turned off, the ship reappeared slowly
out of a thin fog...Somebody mentioned an incident where one
of the crewmen apparently disappeared while drinking in a
bar. Somebody else commented that the crew were 'still not
in their right minds, and may never be.' There were also
some references to some of the crew having vanished
permanently."
The Allen News Paper Article
In the Allen Papers, Carl Allen refers to a newspaper article that
he claims would support his claims. Below is a copy of that newspaper
article: - UFO Joe
Strange Circumstances Surround Tavern Brawl
Several city police officers responding to a call to aid
members of the Navy Shore Patrol in breaking up a tavern
brawl near the U.S. Navy docks here last night got something
of a surprise when they arrived on the scene to find the
place empty of customers. According to a pair of very
nervous waitresses, the Shore Patrol had arrived first and
cleared the place out - but not before two of the sailors
involved allegedly did a disappearing act. "They just sort
of vanished into thin air...right there," reported one of
the frightened hostesses, "and I ain't been drinking
either!" At that point, according to her account, the Shore
Patrol proceeded to hustle everybody out of the place in
short order.
A subsequent chat with the local police precinct left no
doubts as to the fact that some sort of general brawl had
indeed occurred in the vicinity of the dockyards at about
eleven o'clock last night, but neither confirmation nor
denial of the stranger aspects of the story could be
immediately obtained. One reported witness succinctly summed
up the affair by dismissing it as nothing more that "a lot
of hooey from them daffy dames down there," who, he went on
to say, were probably just looking for some free publicity.
Damage to the tavern was estimated to be in vicinity of six
hundred dollars.
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Patric Macey, an electronic specialist and researcher recounts
this story told to him by another worker called Jim in 1977:
- UFO Joe
"I was a guard for classified audiovisual material, and late
in 1945 I was in a position, while on duty in Washington, to
see part of a film viewed by a lot of Navy brass, pertaining
to an experiment done at sea...it showed two other ships
feeding some sort of energy into the central ship...After a
time the central ship, a destroyer, disappeared slowly into
a transparent fog until all that could be seen was an
imprint of that ship in the water. Then, when the field, or
whatever it was, was turned off, the ship reappeared slowly
out of a thin fog...Somebody mentioned an incident where one
of the crewmen apparently disappeared while drinking in a
bar. Somebody else commented that the crew were 'still not
in their right minds, and may never be.' There were also
some references to some of the crew having vanished
permanently."
Wes,
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