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5 IN 1 *00 - Plastic, 14 inches long

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Sing, Play thru your radiolaugh, talk, crack jokes from anroom and your voice will be repro-thru the radio! Fool everybody into

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Your chance to have eyes inback of your head. See behindor alongside and no one knowsyou are watching. Fun every-where you go. OC,No. 146 03^

Your chance to be a ventriloquist. Throw yourvoice into trunks, behind doors, and every-where. Instrument fits in your mouth and outof sight. You'll fool the teacher, your friends,

and your family and have fun doing it. Freebook on "How to Become a Ventriloquist"

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TALKING TEETHThey move! They talk! They'reweirfi! Guaranteed to shut theblabbermouths up for good.It'll really embarrass them.It's a set of big false teeththat when wound up. start tochatter away. like crazy. Agreat comic effect for falseteeth on cold nights.

No. 513 1"

WHOOPEE CUSHIONPlace it on a chair under acushion, then watch the funwhen someone sits down!it gives forth embarrassingnoises. Made of rubber, andinflatable. A scream atparties and gatherings.

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THE UNBELIEVABLE " COULDSTRANGER THINGS

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In the spring of 1954, some 4,000 citizens of Birmingham, Alabama, watched avery large, cigar-shaped "saucer" hover over the city for a full hour. Forty planeswent up and circled it during that sixty minutes. At times the object faded outand then just as suddenly it reappeared again. Called upon for an explanation ofthe phenomenon the local newspapers alleged it to be a reflection of light fromgas-furnaces, or the lights of a small private plane.

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While flying in an airliner, 13,500 feet above the Hardanger-vidde plateau in Norway, during a total eclipse of the sunon July 1, 1954, a photographer took a color film from thewindow of the cabin, as did two other cameramen. When thepictures were processed, all the photographers were sur-prised to see in the center, below the solar corona, an ovalglowing white disc standing out against the blackness of

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In January, 1954 an extraordinary unknown object was seen high over, the beachat St. Kilda, near Melbourne, Australia. The object, like a large sheet of alum-inum, rocked from side to side, and flashed in the sunshine. Each flash was ac-companied by an enveloping purple halo.. ;lt did not seem to give off light of'itsown, emitted no vapor, and looked like a large silver butterfly. Its speed wascomputed at 1,800 miles an hour at an altitude of 30,000 feet. Its width was es-timated at over 300 feet.

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An English farmer was amazed to seea large saucer travelling behinda jet plane,which it gradually overtook, near Bedford, England. ;The saucer was discoidaltransparent, and flew directly over the jet plane. Its speed was in the vicinity of1,200 miles per hour. (August, 1954).

DRIFTING ALONG

While walking on a Los Angeles thoroughfare on the even-ing of October 6, 1955, a California resident noticed threeround, white objects - drifting soundlessly from south tonorth. Each of the craft left vapor trails about 10 feet long,which soon dissolved into thin air. Inasmuch as no tallbuildings obstructed her view, Miss Lindquist was able toobserve the unidentified flying objects, which remained infull view for several minutes as they approached and pass-

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On November 8, 1954 a group of 150 spectators in Monza,Italy, iwatched a mysterious luminous body and two smallshadowy objects who wore white pants, grey jerkins, andtransparent helmets, as they rested in the middle of a sportsstadium.

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A 12 year old youth residing on a farm at Coldwater, Kan-sas saw a small man approaching him while he was ridingon a tractor. The man then changed his course and raatowards a saucer hovering 5 feet in the air. He jumped inand soon vanished from sight. The saucer wa£ 50 feet wideand lights shone from portholes as it ascended.

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