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HOLLAND TOFFEE *Best on Earth* SUNDAY GRAPHIC No. 1,943. July 6, 1952 C A Kemsley Newspaper 2½d. Plaza Stockings Always to the fore GREAT NEW CHURCHILL SERIES PAGE 8 The most amazing Flying Saucer story of them all BY THE MAN WHO SAW IT TAKE OFF Eye-witness Herr Linke himself directed the artist to produce this vivid impression of the flying saucer as he saw it in the clearing: beside it stand the two members of the crew, who took off in it shortly after. They saw the Flying Saucer: Oskar Linke and his 12-year-old step-daughter. Gegenwart abgegeben hat. Berlin, den 1. Juli 1952 [Signature: Oskar Linke] Notar im Bezirke des Kammergerichts Berl in Nr. 70 der Urkundenrolle für 1952 Kosten: Geschäftswert 20.000 DM ($ 24 BKO) Gebühr $ 144,26, 43 BKO 52.-- DM Umsatzsteuer 4% 2,08 DM Zusammen 54,08 DM Der Notar: [Signature: Mau] Here is part of the signed, sealed, official deposition which Herr Linke made in Berlin, telling the whole story of his fantastic experience. Are ‘Flying Saucers’ a Russian invention? Western intelligence officers are now trying to answer this question following sensational reports by 48-year-old ex-Mayor Oskar Linke, who escaped from the Soviet zone. Linke has sworn an oath before a judge that he and his daughter saw two metal-clad figures and a ‘50ft saucer with a 10ft conning tower’ take off from a forest clearing four miles inside the Russian zone. FULL STORY PAGE 2