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Whatever you think about Flying Saucers, please believe they are the topic of conversation among students of a University class of Denver in basic science.

By Charles Little The Denver Post 3-9-1950

Several hundred students of the class listened in spellbound silence Wednesday afternoon to an "exciting" forty-five-minute discourse from a guest lecturer on the subject.

The students said the speaker told of three instances in which disks have landed on earth with midget-sized occupants inside....
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The mystery that shrouded the identity of "Mr. X," the lecturer who addressed a University of Denver science class last week on Flying Saucers was believed solved Friday.

By Thor Severson The Denver Post 3-17-1950

The picture presented for identification was that of Silas M. Newton, president of the Newton Oil company and Colorado amateur gold champion in 1942.
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34 men measuring between 36 and 40 inches in height had been found dead in the Flying Saucers (UFOs)

By Frank Scully The Charleston Daily Mail 1-24-1951

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