SEEING THINGSJ Were not saying there's- any likelihood of an invasion ;- . Irom Mars, but there must have been something floatingi around in the sky last week1 to start all these flying 12 j saucer stories.e • Several Glen Innea pco-- pie over the week-end men- 1 tioned that they'd seen ob~6 jects the same as the ones i* described by carrier Jack Fer- !* ris and railway guard AlfF Murray In Friday's Glen In- [ nes Examiner.’*• And from Inverell came reports that “fiery objects' had been seen in the sky there, too.Two men and three women e t told identical stories of somestrange phenomenon expiod-* ing in mid-air like a sky- * 1 rocket.; j One of the men said that •! if it was a meteor. U was a ^ mighty peculiar one.0 XXX