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Uncanny

YES, THEY HAVE

A SIXTH SENSE!

TELEPATHY--the

transfer of messages mind from mind to

longer space--10

It ranks as a superstition.

accepted by

is openly leading scientists.

to the Mau The only answer Mau problem may well be sus- pension of the Legislative Counci and direct military rule, with a soldier as Governor | port of telepathy has been col-

and C-in-C combined.

Such u mon would have to be equally tough with the Kikuyu and with the European "Mau Mau," us the right wing settlers who want "white" self-government Bre sometimes called.

In

Much hard ovidence in sup-

Ins few years. lected in the

But what has done most to make belief in thought-transference acceptable is the realisation thai hypnotism works.

In

Experiments

hypnotism have proved that one human mind can influence the be- haviour of another.

There is

There are still supporters

of letting London of the idea

evidence that 17118 Tengsler General

hla try

He influence can be exerted at Malayan pulley in Kenya,

distance, and that is the essence ut any ate would stand nu non-

of telepathy.

sense om either section. But his appointment now seems less

than ever.

That cartoon

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CHAPMAN PINCHER

Our Selenco. Reporter continues his inves tigation lato strange world

Fond the Ave

be- senses

World of the the Uncanny.

deals with questions that for Bil history have been surrounded by fear and superstition and now. In 1954, he gives you the TRUTH In the light of the latest discoveries.

During one aparently sucress- ful attempt. which I witnessed, lo transmit pletures by tele

by a Mrs Susan Troti. it 44- year-old housewife claims to psychle powers.

At the moment looked at the pleture,

womun

with

110

when

she another acting as "receiver"

sald, eight miles away

"A corpulent gentleman holding the teeb out as to show the feet and shoes."

SCC

such a how I cannot detailed statement about a plc- never ture

receiver had the scen can be explained as Incidence. And no trickery possible.

whg

co-

Many people have scored for than can more correct guesses

be accounted for by chance.

In

iest

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cross-Channel carried out by Dr Soal woman who was 200 miles away of got 270 correct guesses out

this The U50.

against happening by chance are 100,000 milioi to one.

odds

Distance seems to be no bar. Dr Hettinger has claimed high success at transmitting pictures across the Atlantic.

How could telepathy work? of like that Its mechanism,

Ac- Nobody has yet been able to hypnosis, is unexplained. "transmit" telepathic messages cording to British brain-expert The brain- pro- Dr Grey Walter, regularly at will. Only portion

"direct hits" of

are waves-minute electric charges "re- generated by the brain cells- scored even by the best

are far too small to be respon- ceiver."

sible for communicating at any distance

and fur below range of radio chunnels.

200 miles....

the

"brain- A recording of the waves" of a sensitive medium while in a trance mede recently by Dr C. C. Evans, of the Bel- mont Hospital, Sutton, Surrey, showed no special features.

death

Im- The Piddingtops, who pressed many people with their When

pinched a hypnotist

broad- himself,

shocks had

are administered to me thought transferenc: the person he

"aender" in telepathy experi- vasts, were just clever lusion- hynotised, then out of the room.

itsas was officially made clear But a change tu either the reported that he felt the pain ments, they are sometimes felt

selenusts Governor or of policy towards When another hypnelist pu salt unpleasant sensations by the by the B.B.C. after

the "receiver."

WILP complained

pubile Kenya is urgently needed, and

belog mixled. The Kenya his mouth the person he was to come is sure

D[ hypnolising complained Police Reserve is thoroughly | sally kate. inefficient, 1ainted by many

Danger vicious characters and as bad as

jihy some tins were accident- MOST telepathy investigators, was the Malayan Police Force

sily knocked over in an adjoin-M including Dr J. B. Khine in

that outside before General Templer took

most over. What is needed is direct

the laboratory the America and Dr S. . Saal of RECORDS show the telepathy military rule, the setung up of

havo gre convincing cases of telepathy London University, who transmulta the miles away, bald spontaneously ferred to work in nway new towns for displaced Kikuyu

"Five ins.

be secur at Umes of crlais, danger, can the results which

of illness or at the moment and power to round up Kikuyu message is not a hypnotist, but there is evidence that ordinary dis- the large town

death cun transmit painful In my view Dr Hettinger's asc.iet statistically.

details ol patch them to camps where they people

tests, in which to spare across

seem to have been plctures cannot hinder the battle against sensations

others. Mau Muu

"transmitted" Sir Evelyn Buring

over long dis- Dr John Hettinger, a London tances are convincing. psychic researcher. is using

which shows, he machine

Leck at the pleture (on right) "Irausnited" claims, that when slight painful which

In

and

DIN

In opposed to the latter measures, though in Malaya they wer humancy and effectively carried

vut,

Cases person

of

REVOLT IN

N Inawigh

London.

man who

A went quietly out to mow

IN

ing room. moment

that At precisely

wight the receiver."

12

the While one

person, has looked at special "sender," cards taken at random from a pack, the "receiver" has tried to guess the order in which the cards were exposed.

THE MORNING

THE

By LES ARMOUR

their Drunk possibly. At that, he Had they confined his lawn at four o'clock one

found attention to the man who would have dropped off to sleep. morning last week

Old George got no himself facing a policeman. mowed his lawn at 4 n.m.. the ladies who want to hang

Tit no. pepec,

wds simply

About

His real crime the same time, their washing outside und Twickenham Council

There are many trustworthy who have of people records

ca unaccountably suddenly tive has died. They have proved become convinced that s rela- exact the to be right about time of death and often about details of how it happened.

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Telepathy seems to be trolled by the unconscious rather than the conscious mind, Some of the most spectacular telepathic messages seem to be didn't match the architecture."received" during dreams. The Smith fist could easily be the Jones distinguished from flat by counting the holes in the table cloth.

may

In waking life people are

This rarely, if ever, aware that they are "ransmitting" explain why some mediums and In-fortune tellers occasionally give correct information about rela- tives although the sitter is pot consciously thinking about them at the time.

Disorderly. Shocking. dividualistic. Frustrating.

The Council gave in only

it decided the house

the pigeons who are being that he did something unusual when

People DON'T cul. lawns wiyes wquid probably hang put nounced that it had granted asanulled by the fire brigade, at 4 a.m. Therefore, people the wash whatever It said.. housewives on an estate at they might have discovered SHOULDT cut lawns tam. Hanworth permission to the true state of affairs in Therefore, anyone who does Hang their washing on out the nation. aldo clotheslines.

And, at Knifesmithgate, local authorities have en- listed the fire brigade to help them attack pigeons.

Finally the pigeons.

The recent finding that simple, emotional people are better "receivers of telepathic. infor- mation than intellectual, logical Once upon a time, English-types may be linked with the to fact that gipsies noem to make breadcrumbs

good fortune tellers. pigeons.

Now they turn the fire-hase on them.

a menace. Call the cops.

Typical mass-mind, machine- men Let us take the cases one by age thought.

one.

HIS BEAL CRIME ...

fed

Dogs too

VANY people believe there is

My mental liple between shepherd and his dog, betycen

And what of the Hanworth housewives? Their dispute with, ha local Council rambled on for months The Council felf Sociologists, no doubt, will The chap who wanted to ingw that it was "ypsightly" to happ The data were allow all these incidents to his lawn, socording to his out the wash

being was

a built with "heated "drying cup. pass unnoticed. They will be neighbours,

nuisance. But wàs he? A lawn boards. busy polling 1,000 repre- mower is a simple machine, fis sentative peat diggers in noise is hardly comparable Wigan to determine whether, the yowling of a couple or not there is evidence for alley cats or the hideous grow were equipped with pipes rune wat die down the streets, 15 the the assertion that British of a passing molor-cycle.

THE LAST LAUGH

and recent testa Why? Simply because pijjeqpa Miggest that it may be posible stautly refuse to occupy what to influence, the behaviour of eviennent little niches the cats by will-power alone. The cupboards, alar didn't modern "tate can And for them. Bo though telepathy at dry the clothes. Worse, they. They chirp from rooftops and spent

Áing Into the bathroo Through which passed the stemn the trying clather. How

mun hahitoally wour their In a less regimented are one from waf clothes, and.

we might hope exported, the maxi- mult: ustrated, dage neighbosir le roil over. In bathe i

bed etsi zentare to bhi, wife

All bounc

becalls Fold feared aliing the lawn But Harwell Council

ng in again. 7KIA CORO MUhr, even

that:

Inde late if you need odd, land

well-regulated

motoring

the pigeons had

made up

I've "Personally,

my mind to wall...

Igoked A housewife this cartoon

durlug telepathy experiment in 1947 -ud

as she looked another woman eight miles away de- scribed it thus: "A corpulent gentleman holding the feet aut artd the fees as if to show shoes

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