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This document discusses the involvement of local authorities and the FBI in investigating UFO sightings in Franklin, Indiana, particularly a notable incident involving three unidentified flying objects observed in July 1952. The correspondence highlights community interest in UFO phenomena and the collaboration between local groups and civil defense programs.
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| Location | Context | Confidence | Supporting text |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dayton, Ohio | Incident Location | Medium | …n the flying saucer has previously pertaining to Air problem. Air Intelligence has previously advised that_gll_researoh pertaining to i§Jhggdled by"the_3ir Tec |
| Dayton, Ohio | Sighting Location | Medium | …all investigations saucers and merely turns the Bureau, the complaints upon receiving over to one time Air Force flying nature, the Q fice turn transmits_the o |
| Pontiac, MI | Investigation Location | Medium | …igations The Inspector General Department of the Air Force The Pentagon Iashington £5, lron: D. C . John Edgar Hoover, Director ' Federal Subject: JIIIIU o |
| Seattle, WA | Sighting Location | Medium | …._.. . _.-, 4%:-N-K-4-ii- §._§ni'*¢"iI=f. _4:» 4P- ",' .;_ .-¢"_. -1-.-;-.1»-& .-_ H.,-1 . 1 %_ I i_i.. 0' 9 E ¢ I i ! _;,_-_,,L_ ___0 .- - --_- |
| Richmond, VA | Incident Location | Medium | …ase, Virginia RE: AERIAL . ,_ PHNOMENON RESEARCH GROUP MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION cloncagmme Dear Sir: _ It Inc. Virginia, had received she furnish advi e 1 a l |
| Baltimore, MD | Incident Location | Medium | …LMWOWI At 11:35 p.m., ESPIOWGEJ la 4, who identified himself as h > 1956, an individual ~ _0.rford, Pennsylvania, advised this Bureau he had just observed at 0 |
| Dayton, Ohio | Unknown Context | Low | …otice of because the reports from the public the problem might be related defense of unusual to the Air Forte responsibility for States. On December50, 19k? th |
| Dayton, Ohio | Unknown Context | Low | …nited the responsi- a menace States. Subsequentto Decemberl9h9, these investigations have been conductedas a normal intelligence function, rather than a specia |
| Kansas City, MO | Unknown Context | Low | …t ME W - UNITE fadscovnn 'n:ar.c'ron1=n1 mm 11-s-51 Qa hour SAC -KANSAS CITY 6-2995! f 92 I i . . .- 1 mscs, FLYING . 92 ,_ " INFORMATION OOHCERIIIHG 5 |
| Cincinnati, OH | Unknown Context | Low | …received fro 11'.I.fOI II1&i;1On the Bureau aha of ayears in flying and has Air Force to the tion extent. of on flying was also cooperated with furnishing |
| Tehachapi, CA | Incident Location | Unresolved | …which I did. As of the organization, he at 1:00 PM the that they advised me that they same day, inasmuch as had some He went on to relate organization which bo |
| Oakridgo, Tennessee | Incident Location | Unresolved | …rly reflected from a layer of warm air above the earth and, if proven to be correct, this could account for some visual sightings. ' Bearing out the theory |
| Daytnn, Ohio | Incident Location | Unresolved | …:nl92 unit t :rtvtl with such pr-:h|t'tn~' as the tlt'92elnpll192 t'5llg_;llllIll there was tnent nf guitletl missiles antl supt-rstmit l'9 |
| Air Base, Ohio | Incident Location | Unresolved | …dly aerial object and that ?~,ritnessed theincident : and developed and printed , forwarded _'did photograph to the 5th OSI the exposed District, Air ilm w |
| Beach, Florida | Sighting Location | Unresolved | …IIJIJB4 ozvzneurrrren r1 . mvc: 05.150 ¢"/" -- .4, : ALLEGEDLY or AIR. crren ms? PAL}! BEACH, FLORID M - .....___ 92 By letter of August 26, 19.52, the Air For |
| Itangeley, Maine | Investigation Location | Unresolved | …I' ;' . Rem-let April 12, "1951, esptionedas above. *'_n_-7" . ,. ' mum -re ect um ! '.' 9 Q Dr. wumm Reich .ILD. , Director oi theWilh |
| Norton Air Force Base, California | Publication Location | Unresolved | …39; O it Menén ndum -i UNITED s~...czs eovsnzm L 92 T0 | DIRECTOR;FBI DATE: n.5" §"=92 sac, L05 ansstss loo-zlma! F ' * C -ulna swcsa; . is being furnished |
| Fort Worth, TX | Facility Location | Unresolved | …international development fifteen ieet of an-. 1 ., -' Pf ... . . ;;_'.. ; P stated that he and his uncle have-felt he i'e1t that . In this in film |
| Prairie, Minnesota | Unknown Context | Unresolved | …--»_. -- _ It ~_ .<. SIGHTlN .- "JO.5---Louie Masonick, ]r., U-r-ieaenrative forMinnesota ll it .i,' 5 H '92 all :11-9*. Ii H ' . '.' ' |
| RITTER, Tennessee | Unknown Context | Unresolved | …---a -,u .. . _ ~§ .-_ _-1 -,-.» 7.Asia;-f&# - ..-..,. ALLAN LEVINSKY, Rep. Maine--Clairna that veryfew people are seeing saucers in'| Mame. ls interested |
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oleared this morning;with
our
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for writing
Itote Director
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Ihave
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and he auggests this procedure.
have beenhaving acne success with our GroundCtservation Corps as we
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be
interested in
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that
I
would
and did joinwiththe
idea fully inlind oihaving the
local
people Iho
1
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iranklin is approximately twenty 0! niles
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lane highway o s#51.
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Iam enclosing aletter
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know shat steps to take in further enlisting
back to
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will
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of
July
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talked
to-any
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sight
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or foranyotheranotrves
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K
1952in theakiea
totheaoutheal
and
direttly
overFranklin,
Indiana
apjiaareil
threemange
ob'ectl.
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a inaPolice
large
number
of
of
bY
round
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and
durader.
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28.
1912
at
6:00
am.
Dirac
obiem
were
witaeue
bysolicernen,
aui'31 :
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and
members
ofthe
United
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notifying
1proper
authorities
of
bf
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theob]ects
node nite
steps
were
talren
by in at-my
orotherwise.
report
isaafollowr:
"There
werethree
objects,
onelarger
andbrighter
thanthetwosmaller
objects.
The
larerofthe
three
seemed
tocur
olawhite
yellowish
ght.
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ofIii: |eaned_
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of
a circle.
ltseemed
toalways
be keeping
track
ofSte
two
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two
smaller
objects
cast
off
a distincnr-r
light
oitheir
own. one
beinganN1-:60
hue
andtheother
a
reddish
color.
Thetwoarndlei
ones
ieernesl
to
be in a dog ght their
- , -4
.rown.
since
they
executed
barrel
rolla,
loopand
spins
They
made
turns
of
90 dqreea
and
/l'i
degrees
without
losing
any
degree
ofspeed,
aswell
ladancing
upand
downisif
aonie-one
war
plglirig
with
I giant
yo-yo
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obiects
made
sang
sortie;
to
rbeaouth
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completely
out sight,
toreturn
alelltst
rrnmtdratrly
|rtT0_vtt'I"
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the
other ~$92-H-ilhr
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a neatly
rawand
show of turns,
loops
andspina.
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t ir height
ar.approxr-
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a
marely
t92.oirii»---while
their
speed
varied
from
anestimated
11-00
miles
perhour
it an
llmaletl
l nu"i-ales
perhour.
Fst
with a pairofbinoculars
it was
almost
aninpu-
aibiliiy
HIH'I"~rr==l
any
exact
share
other
than
8t
that
they
appeared
to
bettiinirtes.
round
and
lat
at a Hill they
were
observed
or a period
ofrfour
hot-In
and ftewn
Dawn
4=~.
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-at1
came
at1ttla.rn.
and
allstars
had
gone
around
5:00 itin.At
5 :05
a.m.
itwaa
britht
day,
light--and
thethree
objects
were
stillvisible.
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color
didnotchange
in flight.
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ofthethree
objects
was
joined
by thetwoaerraller
ales;
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aha-ve
rhelarger,
heat
theorange,
thenthered.After '
nu-mg
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at-iecri
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Bfand
tothewest
outofsight.
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three
obiects
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thi_
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ofthe
larger
took
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40 seconds.
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DICKinmaking
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lndiana~?.
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written
many
has
us intereatintgcletters
andaided
his home
town Fr
in
the only cityin theworld with moat
IFSB rs.Attpa.-sent
ittotals
over twenty.
He was
stained
Mr.
Louis
Frahm.
by and
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Ontario, C.aoada be
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LARGE. Doi.n;a nejob.Wou1dlike|noreCanadianshojioinclula.
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ROOT,IllinoisRep. -One
our mad
of
valuable representatives.
He has
sans
math tmenpn-paring
atnap
of the
United laowlnp
Srstu places
the saucers
where ave
been qu
. He
is
quite
agt, too; his
aeepoem
in this
issue.Root
Mr. presented
the-i.
IFbll nth this saucer
map. eare proud
of
it We
are
have ronave to Californiain
the near fumre.la will
be
arde-mo-usher. l
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sorry tosay that
Mr. Rootmay
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P. !ADDUS,Kentucky-e-Obtained
Rep.
new members
two for IP53.
One- -.of I Z
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aw
-ertrrx aMrs. GlennC. Fuller,sawsying saucer. Her
reportwill
he in ournut ,5. .
mus all sq-are
Mr. Broaddus
ll spreadingthe word
about
IFSB. '
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a
DIAHI IUCHANAN,
Rep.
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Iowa- burnedanew member. and
haskclippingsioshe
illGAIL
SPIAGUE,
Rep.
Wisconsin-Gail
is
uitethe cartoonist.
She in
sent
acartoon
of} l'endslo¢ndil92t0lFSB.
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wtrh lullInathe
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Sta; roll
o their
chairs.showed
She parlor
the
ofahome
I'l92l't
front
door
open,astrange
thelooking creature
had walked
in
thedoor~t
Juan '.
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leaving rnuddy
tracks on
the loor.Outside can
be teen
asaucer arlred on
the lawn.
A
I
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housewife the
approaches
creature
and is
this
what
she says:
"I Ioncare
: where
you're
'4!
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from. Look
atmy
clean rug?" She
also sent
usane poem that
appears
inthis
issue. G-all
tained a new
member
for usalso. She
sureis
shoving
ne interes{.__
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ALLAN
LEVINSKY,
Rep. Maine--Clairna
that veryfew people
are seeing
saucers
in'|
Mame. ls
interested
in
IFSB.
_
..~;*~'_doing hisbest toget people
UO
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ROBERT
R.
RITTER, Tennessee- *Cha1lts
up another
meuber fpr
IP58.
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LUIS LUHRING.
Rep. Puerto
Ri > Mr. Luhring
has sent
us numerous
clippinlps from
4. ..
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4'-
Puerto Rico
about saucers.
He plans
to getas many
people as
possible join
to l SB. He
says that
the interest
in
saucersis
as greatin
Puerto Rico
as anyplace else.
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the rst member
of the
clergy. Reverend
Daw. Daw,
Mr. he
asprefers
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club mernbers,
is
doing great work
for ll- SB.
We
are anxiously awaiting
to see
his actual
photos saucers,
of
that
hetools
himself. i , '
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his own
state
and
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cards
printed
and
plans
to
snail
them
out,
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you,plea-r
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dotobut
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report:
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to
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believe
that
if ourplanet
can
suyipon
Iii!
Systems.
I
do
not
believe
that
these
ms
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with
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THEORY
NO.7--Submitted
by
RepreaenIatrve'LOUIE
KASONIOC.
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F
Mytheory
laone IPSB
members
teem
to
have.Pitt,Ibelieve
they
arefroman-
I.
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planet.
Allthose
stars must
have
something
going
around
them.
Allthose
celestial
- n_t.tl ~==:-r:.--e..-._
.,_
bodies
must
be upthere
forsome
reaaon,
besides
toboltat.
Theo, also,
theymay
even
befrorn
our$olarSystes~n.
t_y
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agenty
oi our overntnent
should
oorne
otl andsay-"we "4
donotknowwhattheyareandwhether
ornottheyaresrnensee.
Thebestwaytoreveal
.
I
theobjects
would
hethrouhclubsliketheIFSB.
l donotbelieve
thattheyaresmenace. lJ
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~v.
I think
there
isintelligent
fifeonthan
and
that
tbeyare
just
observing
us. ._ i -
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NO.ll--Submitted
byRep-rewentative
ALANRIEVMAN
of Connettticut
92.
Mytheory
ontheorigin
oithe" ying
saucers"
tsthatthey
arede nitely
tealand
arefrom
one
oftheplanets
ofourSolar
System.
I donotbelieve
that
they
are
from
one
of -t
theother
Solar
Systems.
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"neihhun"
probably
thought
that
ourplanet
could
nothave
intelligent
lileupon
it,but
with
tfte
tint
atomic
explosion
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may
have
changed
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outsit would
be
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keep
it
quiet
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if
they
were
trorn
a
foreign
government
they
wouldn't
be
ying
i
overrhrUnited
States.
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would
rtslt being
shot
down
andtheirsecret
revealed
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the
" ying
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are
manned
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controlled
and
operated
by
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creatures
whoarescouiin;
ourworld.
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vvil nottrytomake
contact
with
tu formany
reasons.
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andemotional.
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isthatwe
h
have
diseases
which
may
harm
or even
kill them.
Some
daywhen
wereach
outandtour
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theplanets
wemay
meet
them.
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creatures
other
than
ourselves,
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or
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likely
the5rd
or 4thplanet.
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about
4000
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indiameter
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asbigastheearth.
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other
reasons
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picture not
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at
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ball,
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all
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interest
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ships.
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you will
recall that
Air Intelligence
Bureau advised
regarding developments
kept the
Intelligence research
on the
flying
saucer
has previously
pertaining to
Air
problem. Air
Intelligence
has previously
advised that_gll_researoh
pertaining to
i§Jhggdled by"the_3ir Technical
Intelligence Center
this problem
located at
nloht;£otterson.Air_Force Base,
Dayton,
Ohio;
that
approximately
90 per
cent of
the
reported sightings
of
flying
saucers can
be
discounted as
products
of
the
imagination and
as erolainable
objects
such as
weather balloons,
etc., but
that
asmall
percentage
of
extremely creditable
sightings have
been unexplainable.
DETAILS:
Colonel 0.
M. Young, Executive Q ficer
to Major General
Johg,Aa.BQnford, Di?EctFF 5f lntelligence,
Air Force+_pdvised
on
0ctpbenl28,
1952,
that
had been reported to
another recent
Air Intelligence.
objects"in_the_sky which
appeared to
apggggjngtelg thirty-five
feet
traveling across
objects. He
had it
at the
the United
ertremely_creditable sighting
Ag avgmphotographer, while
States
in
his own
car, sagma nunber
be flying
saucers. He
of
motion-picture
voluntarily submitted
the film
to Air
film
of
took
of
these
Intelligence who
studiqg by
the Air
Technical Intelligence
Center. ggperts
Aij,I£Q B£9Gl_lHtelligence Center
have advised
that, after
cargfulngppdy, there
were as
many as
twelve to
sixteen flying
objects
Iclouds
or other
erplainable
hasobjects
completely
been out; r
f¬QQ[Q£§gQU_ hi8,jilm; that
and that
they are
creditable sighting.
pointed out
optical illusions
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at_a_complete loss
that they
The Air
could not
could not
Qeather balloons,
to explain
this most
Technical Intelligence
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optical
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September 6,
1952,
which
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written bycontained
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investigations,
FBIsregarding
indivu
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conducts certain
inquini
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flying saucers
pointed out
at the
here that,
request of
although the
the Air
Force. It
Bureau did
at
conduct
presentsome investigations
regarding flying
agreement has
been set up with
the
theAir Force conducts
all investigations
saucers and
merely turns
the Bureau,
the complaints
upon receiving
over to
one time
Air Force
flying
nature,
the Q fice
turn
transmits_the
of Special
iqformation
set up the Air
Technical Intelligence
Center at
Base, Dayton,
Ohio, for
of research
pertaining to
the purpose
qf coordinating
flying saucers.
possible, the
whereby
pertaining to
of this
complaints
which in
Intelligence. Air
'-use
saucers, a
Investigations OSI!,
to Air
is
Intelligence has
Wright-Patterson
Air Force
and handling
Inquiry was
conducted in
order to
determine, if
source for
the information
appearing in
the
.
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Memorandum for
Colonel
A. H. Belmont,
Young suggested
ur.
Albert
the
Secretary
public
Mr.
further
Chop qf the Q fice
of
relations
_
that
10/8/52
contact
of Public
Defense,
who represents
contacts
pertaining
Mr. Chop was contacted
-
be made with
Information,
the
Air
to flying
Q fice
Force
saucer
and advised that
of
in
matters.
he was familiar
with the attached
"New Yorker" magazine article.
He advised
that_
had gathered most of the material
about
two years ago
when considerable
publicity
regarding
flying
saucers had appeared
in
newspapers.
He does
not
know where
Ill;
gathered
the
material
at that time but assumes that he gathered
it from various
sources,
such as other newspaper articles.
Rhea the recent publicity
regarding
flying
saucers appeared in n8IL 3pOp97'8;_7'8Tl¬I.D¬C."
his interest
in flying
saucers and attempted
to
bring his
article
uptour.date.
Hecontacted
ur.Chop
forfurthercurrent
lgQ
information.
Chop advised that he gave Lang some routine
I"
items
of interest
investigations
by
not
to contact
information
novtime
regarding
the Air
from
was the
flying
saucer
the Air Force,
but that
Technical
that
source.
Intelligence
ur.
FBI mentioned
complaints
he instructed
Center for
Chop also
and that
he
and
has
advised
no
further
that
idea
at
where
obtained
the
investigations.
information
appearing
in his article
concerning
that
he
is
thoroughly
FBI
ur.
Chop advised
to flying
saucer
investifamiliar
with Bureau policy
pertaining
gations,and
that
he at
no
time has ind icated
to any writer
or
newspaper
representative
that
the FBI conducts
investigations
pertaining
to flying
saucers.
ur.
Chop advised
stated
he could
make this
contact
that?
if
the
Bureau desires,
he would
be
glad to contactto discreetly
determine
!ohe? eQ_- obtained
his irlformation
indicating
that the
FBI conducts investigations
pertaining
to flying
saucers.
He
that
any may the Bureau has contacted
him.
q fer of cooperation
was appreciated,
without
indicating
He was advised that
but that it was not
in
his
ldesired
that hemake
suchaninquiry
at
thepresent
time.
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Iron:
28,
1958
Pentagon
Ioehington
26, D. C.
John Edger
Hoover,
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FLIIJF
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SAUCLFS
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1958,
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and the
enclosures
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information
letter
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information
phenoena is submitted
concerning Air Force inwestigations
in answer to your request.
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In the Fall of 1957 the United States Air Force took official
reports of so-called
indicated
the
air
that
flying
saucers
of
the
United
notice of
because the reports from the public
the problem might be related
defense
of
unusual
to the Air Forte
responsibility
for
States.
On December50, 19k? the Air Force directed its Air Materiel Comand, at
Wright-Patterson Air
Force
Base, Dayton, Ohio, to set
up
a project to collect an
evaluate all
available
facts concerning "flying
saucer" siglftings.
To perform this task the Air Materiel Command
Obtained the services of
civilian
and military astronomers, psychologists, electronic specialists,
meteorologists, aeronautical engineers, and physicists.
On December27, 191:9, after 575 reported sightings ma been investigated, the
Air Force, with the concurrence of the Army and the Navy, announced the findings
of the "flying saucer" project.
The evidene at that time indicated that the majority ofrthe reports of
unidentified flyin§ objects could be accountedfor as misinterpretations of
various conventional objects, a mild form of hysteria, meteorological phenomena,
light aberrations, or he-sues,
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There remained, hovever, a numberof unexplained sightings, and the Air
Force has continued its
investigations
inasmuch as it is an Air
Force
bility
to identify and analyze serial phenomena
that could possibly
be
to
United
the
responsi-
a menace
States.
Subsequentto Decemberl9h9, these investigations have been conductedas
a normal intelligence
function, rather than a special project, by the Air
Technical Intelligence
Center, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio.
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To date, the Air Force has undertaken to investigate
and analyze
-about
1500 reports dealing with these phenomena. As before, most of the reports were
identified
and disposed of as friendly
aircraft
erroneously reported,
known
electronic
and meteorological
phenomena, light aberrations,
hoaxes, and other
known natural occurrences or man~made objects.
The unexplained reports,
however, which are in the order of 20 percent
the total,
cannot be definitely
associated with these familiar
things.
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in disposing of
these
upon the insufficiency
of accurate basic
and flight
etc.!
characteristics
unexplained reports is based largely
data such as size, shape, composition
speed, acceleration, altitude,
exact maneuverpattern
of the objects.
Although some instruments which are useful in obtaining more accurate data
of this type have been available,
the reports based on sightings with these
instruments have
been
very infrequent
and comprise an extremely small percentage
of the total.
information
Moreover, eyen these reports have not included muchof the
required.
of this
basic
Because of the inadequacy
devoted its efforts
indicated
primarily
the existence
data,
the Air
Force has in the past
to determining whether these unexplained sightings
of a menace to the United
States.
Initially
it
was
believed that some pattern might evolve from the study of a large volume of
reports.
To date,
which can
be
construed
no pattern
interpreted
has materialized
as indicative
as a menace to the United States.
sightings persist,
the Air Force will
problem adequate but not frantic
to reveal
anything
whatsoever
of purpose or consistency or which can be
Nonetheless,
since these
continue its investigations,
unexplained
giving the
attention.
It is new felt, however, that reports from people whose training and
experience in observing aerial objects qualify them to obtain essential data
are the only ones likely to produce material suitable for systematic analysis.
The Air Force is planning to provide additional tools to help these observers
obtain
the
basic
data
it
needs.
Reports of similar phenomena
go back to Biblical times.
flurries
of them in various centuries.
There have been
The current series of sightings began
generally in 19h6.
Thereare mdhy
reasonswhythe volumeof thesereportshasincreased
materially during the past few years.
Aerial activity
originated by manhas
increased, and people today have a greater curiosity about this activity than
before.
Also, our present efficient
communication facilities
and news media
provide an incentive for reporting unusual observations, for publicizing them
and for recording
them.
However, the ability to measure these phenomenadoes
not seem to have advanced in step with opportunities for observing
them.
The
_Air Force
believes
that most of these phenomenawill gradually be understood
as more is known about occurrences
in the upper atmosphere.
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The majority
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8 percent comefrom
civil
reported
phenomena have come from civilians.
while approximately
25
airlines pilots,
by military
personnel.
Reports
have been received
About
percent are
also from highly
f
Although primary significance is attached to reporws from
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qualified scientists.
qualified
of aerial
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observers,
there
is no intention
to discredit
untrained
observers.
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The Air Force has received many reports of unusual images en radar scopes.
is fairly
well established
that some of these images are ground objects
It
reflected from e layer of warmair above the earth e temperature inversion!.
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can give a return on a radar scope that
Temperature inversion reflections
as sharp as that
received
from an aircraft.
Speed ranges of these returns
are reportedly from zero to fantastic speeds. The "objects" also appear to move
in
all
directions.
Such radar sightings have resulted
Bffort
in hundreds of fruitless
intercept
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One scientific
theory holds that light can be similarly reflected from a
layer of warm air above the earth and, if proven
to
be correct, this could
account for
some visual
sightings.
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Bearing out the theory of temperature inversion reflection
is on incident
which occurred in January
1951
near Oakridgo, Tennessee. Two Air Force aircraft
attempted to intercept an unidentified "object" and actually established a radar
"lock" on the object. Their altitude at the time was
7,000
feet. The unidentifiei
object, according to their radar, appeared to be at an elevation of ten to 25
degrees. Three passes were madein an attempt to close on the object. In cash
instance the pilots
reported that their
down toward a specific
Ionized
returns.
point
radar led them
first
upward and than
on the ground.
clouds are believed
Thunderstorm activity
to be the cause of some unidentified
is identifiable
by radar,
radar
and radar is used for
the purpose of avoiding thunderstorms. In addition, radar has picked up many
objects first reported as "unidentified phenomena"
which were later identified
as aircraft, birds, balloons, ice formations in the air, or other knownaerial
objects or manifestations.
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Ho orders have been issued by the Air Defense Command
to its fighter units
to fire on unidentified aerial phenomena. The Air Defense Commandis charged
with air defense of the United States, and its mission is to attack anything
airborne which is knowner appears to be hostile.
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interception are
appear briefly
on an Air Force
not mode
radar scope.
every time
that ur.ltntified
images
Current Air
Force intcrceptors
are
short-range, short-duration,
high-speed aircraft
effectively when
it is
possible to
track atarget
so that
its position
reasonable degree
in the
air at
of accuracy.
some future
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The first
step in
collect all
available
balloons, aircraft,
reports from
specialists in
and can be employed most
by visual
or
radar
means
time may
be Predicted
vith
a
9£.§!2lH§EiE£
evaluating sightings
data
and
chock it
missiles, meteors,
reliable sources,
various scientific
of unusual
against known
aerial phenomena
airborne objects
and weather phenomena. If
with sufficient
fields for
details, are
further analysis.
is to
such as
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_As stated earlier,
there isaneedfor betéer
reports from
trained observers
using adequate equipment. The
with instruments
Air force
intends to
wherever possible.
implement its
present study
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The recent development of special photographic
equipment may make it possible
to gather data hitherto
uobtainable through
ordinary photographic
methods. This
equipment consists
of adiffraction
grating camera which separates
light into
its
component parts
spectrum! and registers then
on film.
The priniple
involved is
that used by astronomers in determining
the composition
of the
stars.
In this
manner Air Force scientists
may be able to detennine the
characteristics of
the
phenomena and
subsequently identify
Another proposal
involves the
the source.
use of
telescope equipped with a camera. This
a continuously
operating Schmidt
telescope has a wide aperture lens
is capable of covering
scone of 150 degrees or nearly the
whole sky
to
horizon.
This equipment will make it possible
to get on aseries
graphic plates
acomplete
record of
what
happens in the sky at night.
The Air Force
has
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stated in the past, and reaffirnm
and
from horizon
of photo-
at the present tine,
that
these unidentified
aerial phenomena are not a secret weapon, missile
or aircraft,
developed by the United States. Hone
of the three military
departments nor any
other agency in the government is conducting experiments,
classified or
otherwise,
with flying
objects which could be abasis for the reported phenomna. As far as
is known there is nothing in them
that
is associated with material or vehicles
that are directed against the United States, from another country or
from
other
planets.
Your interest
vo may
be of
in this
matter is
greatly appreciated.
Please call
upon us
if
further service.
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yours,
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it as
slliltl rlikr, :t|tt|
-t |tt:tli92t -ul lhr
tltt'
l".ll.l_ '|.|tt'
il|92't'sti:_-:ti|i§_-tun with llrigatlit-r Urnt-r:il
Erna
tinn, whiclt
pnpttlrtrly l92luurt-, then chic-I nf Air I-'nrcI
nallte stuck, altlmt|;_'h| later
ll'. li|llL'
ru- smut ht.-t"a1nt'
v92';t-4
S:||tt't't',
rst
It-lli;_'cnt*e,
theincourse of which
pnrtetl seeingthings that lm-ltrtl like ll_92-lttmtvtl :|92 l'|'ujt't't
luttr
C tt ;tirlC:tl statetnentsll
he:uh-tl
h_92'
l,it:tttL'|t.-mt ietteral
llt n_i:t- math
ing ClII'tII!1lI.ll1'l
lllll |t £l|'|.~'-,
llll'l1t
fl92'i|1;
92',
had tttatlt:
many
times
.
Cnttttttantlittg Gen- l felt surehe
ying tt:a1 tll|'ups,
fl_92in; ;:t<li;ltt:~,
ying tnin 9292Lhit|l.'|9292',
ice- ream cones, ant] lltitt;
|iit|!l.'llL
~.
.,
.
A- ._.._..._...1__..._
..
.
.. ..
f92'92
dllll
IIIIIIC
|I|l||92'
92Hl|lllI'92
1lllJl'_{92
9292'l'IL'
5¬ l I92 ll!
Illt Sliirs, ritltlittttslt 1|||ll'/.it:ll
t:tli|tni:tls l1l g.'-'ttt
tn :t|t|u".t|'
tn lht |~.t;it ts,
and the Presitlt-nt and I1t192'lI92litg'-tllL lIll-V
gress
received
atlelttgc of
lt.'tlt'r-'t
thmanding an explattatimt. .92lanynl the
letter writers
hatl t'tt|tt l|ttlt'tl
that the
oltjt-cts, wltatt-92't-r
they nti__-htht-, t92t't't.'
tnannul hy Rttssiztm, antlthat as ~.-mu
ZI5 tht-it |ti|ut~. hatl luu|t|t<iit|'92'tl stillilTl92'_
I l'|l_'92'
t'l|||'|1
_lEl
. _..._.,
-. .1 ..Wtiltltl
.....| ....--..limtlvtl
--.-----9292'itl92
-.....
atnmic hnmhs. !ll|t:l'a!l1|Ill;lIi the
earth
was
heing
visited hy spate sliips lmtn
annther planet. Still ntht-rs 5ll§pL'L'It'tl
that our own Air Furct- was secretly
testing same
new
fttrm uf aircraft.
92-
Clitmed from
YORKYER
Stantetaber 5,
1952
names 64 throurth B2
Everyone agreed, ltuwt-vt.-r, that it
was
tip
to the Air Iinrec, as
the tustritlian of nur wt-lltin, tn [ _92| ll.'|lll
the
ying tihjects and, if tttreess-:|t'y,
rt-pt-I tn
them. The
The N211
result W.'ts
the l:|ttnt l|in-_'
hf the Air Farce, un _lanu:it'y
Z2, I945,
of aspet-i:tl itt92't:sti;_t:ttinn,
in92-|--.ti'_-aan
titm that,
t|mtt;_'h
hasit l'I.';lt'll92'l-l
num-
l. | m|s' t't||lt
l92 still
lt|~tin|'|92,
timlrt 9292".'t_92
mill hits yet In |n|1 lhr pttltltt lltitt-l at
re.-"t. _,
It apptittrs
that, asitle
lmin lllc Imp-:
of rettsstttittg
:1 jittery|mpttl:|t't',
.'92irlllr
Force, in embarking ttpttnthis ttmh:rtaltirtg, hadany ur all nf thrt.-u things
in mind. It may
well
have shart-tithe
t i92 ili:92n concern
u92'er
what,
if
anytltin-__:,
the Russiansmight h"t92'c
In llll with the
repnrted pheltnmcna,antl it may even
have feltthat tninsureatlitirtittgltgiiing
.'_
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V~ _,
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I
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v
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~-
I
-
-41- --'
of Idaho, dit-elnsed that
h.'t'.'e
tn tln
'"
nnthiug_ 92e t-n-called
'
I
saucers; I ll swear ti
a stack oi
et up
western
part
of
we
don'tover the
Bibles, if you like. Sm .;
he
had seenact-met-shapeuunject__,-tailiiig
thr
It
hate any secret newt_t| 5of airerait nally dipped helnw the hn. .51], he
said. Later nn, the pcrsunnel ofProjthat could hate started all this Cn|'nmntion. Third, nnhudy, inuttr opinion,has ect Saucer deritletl that the Lieutenant
looking
at
either
spotted space ships {rum some other Gnvernur h tl heen
planet. Fuurth, crerytliing nur investi- Saturn nr l92 lt-rcury.! Fourcups inPortt gators learneel
has heen
tnatie rtvrtilaltlclaml, Ur:-gun, ienv a grnup of discs
92
wnhhling, tlisappearing,
antl reappear1 0 the puhlic.
ing."
Repitrts of rather phenumenaltaving
" I HE rst
saucer incident
occurred
heen seenin the skies appearedin the
nn
the
aiterni-nu ufJune Z4, l9-4?,
papers
ahnnst
laily. Tteu,-92r|'ny n iccrs
Arnultl, nu ahtlsiness
Richartlsnn, .*92lasl»:a,
repurtetl
trip fur aBoise, Itlahu, rm that makes at l"'nrt
spherical nhjectying tlu-uugh
re-euntrnl etpiipment, was ying his seeing a
when Kenneth
the air at
ii1t'I t.'tlihlt.'
speetl antl le;t92 private planeirum Chehalis, 9292 ashing-tit trail;
shermen
tiff
ton,
tn
Yakima, 9292'ashin;_'tun.
The re- ing nu92';t]snme
l92't-wfuutttllantl saw
a series
nl
at-rial
ectiun of rt hright Hash unnne win-__'
alatiy
caught hiseye. He tttrnetl anti, at a aslics, silver tn rciltlish in t t1ll1t';
watehetl agruup
nf
saucers
tlistattce he llliIll_ __'i92I
ahuutwas
twenty in -!|'e1_'un
anti her
miles, saw what
he
tuult ltt he nine tail- spell nut l'-I-1-I -E-I-I,alertetl
li-s~. airrraft *It;;..|m;_t tuwartl Muunt m-i5;|||mrs tuthe presenceof fureigrt
a -t.'t
|92| :trIi|'i|t|_'_
mule
1't'l
in mtr
l{:|itti|-t , l tmiltl srr tltrit mttliltrs tptill :t;'92'ttls
!kl.i|u-|n.|
an City
plainly againstthe su--W,"Air l"m"te .92klL'92;
|n.tn saw at
saucer the hulk nl six B-Z9:~;" and
Itttelligeiiit tptntetl
hint as 5-'t_92'iuj..'.
a
They flew very elusetn the muuntain- pruspectur in the Casratle Munit:1
tups, tlin,-ctlysuutlt tn southeast. tlnwlt tailts ni !rt-glut saw six saucers in
hanking
the hug's-hack
uf the range, flyinglike grnup,
in the sun "rnuntl,
geese, in atliagunal, ehainlikc line, as silent, amlnut ying in inrmatinn." 011
there
were twelve
if they were linketl tugether . . . achain the liuurth ni July,
nf
uf szuieerlike thinj_-- at lt'.'t~'t
miles j'1'}'n||'|5
ve s.u|ct-rs inwith-ly separateti
limp,
su't'|'92'i|u_'
in atul nut ni the high p;||-1-. ulthe Uniletl_Slates. Uni Hi
siglitetl at 'l'reutnn, NI- W
tununtaiu peal>;.~."I'lu.-y
were at. .. anti lllt 2~t' s:u|cers,
_ll"r.~ey, 9292';t.~
t|'itt CLl
:t to
5n shinyth:tt theyt ellet'tetl
reu-urks display.
Dr. Paul
he sun like :t ntirrur." :92r-
-92ig9292,
ill
92 ll
l"itts, an Uhin State Uni-
nultl saitllte 9292':|tc|tul
the
92
saucers int
tlt| t't' lttitttlte
92't'I':sit_1'
whn
|>.-! 'l&#
antl estim:|tetitheir speetl:tt
was fur
ahuut
twelve
an huur.
this emwiletl
Air FuI t t.'
technicians,
newsp.'|pet'i nnsultctl hy
'5'
men, saitl
Qli
,9
that any
atime
atlarltetl tn
Prujeet Saucer,
cnnsitleretl
ltuntlretl miles
uhject
mm- in; thatfa-"t 9292'ttlIltl
he
t1
enrulitiun in
the hulitlay skies
the
result
of mass sugygestihility, the
same jumpy trait
time
c:uu-.etl Americans
to sec
invisible tu the naketl eye at
'/.eppelins n92'L't'l1t:-'ltl
during
.-92rnultl's estimatctl
tlistance.
and after
The press set- 'eti
.-92rat
1tultl's
stnry,
and
he wasre-
that saucer
sentful. liven
if
ten-stury luiihliitg
Isee
the First
9292 urhl
9292-'ar.
graphs
Our shuw
incitlents al-
ways increase
drammieally
a-
after publicity," he has
flying c
thruugh the air, l 9292'un t
sayawurtl ahuut it."he ale»
-
:_.
since tnhl me. The sky,
you ltnntr, has been a
stutree
ui e.92t ili|t_:;visions
r|;||'t-tl, anti9292'lH'll
gut
he
[nun
time
inum-uuu'ia|,
:tml
its attt';u'liar]; In
ll-tier ll!
9292'tnlt'
st't'it'-t
:t:|rn|.'
tirles :|ltu||t
i
his espt-r'ie||ct"
int amag-
ti-in is p:||'tit't|l;tl
in ml!
ly sir:-tn;
jittery
lnntnents."
a'1.ine callul
Fab",
No snuner were the slteptiral news paper
acctuutts
printetl than tltt'I.l'lt$ of
Charge l'|'t-ject
of
recugnizetl
Saucer
penple turuetl up with
similar
rc-
FROM the
beginning,
n icers
the in
assignment.
pnrts. 1'92nrither
resiilent .-if
linise spotteda peculiartli ieulty in their
If you lnul; nuttltc wintlnwantl see
a discuver that city,
"a
hall circle
in
canIprnveur
tlisprnvc
shape, clittgittg
tn acluud arul just as sntnetltittg, huw
4 hright anti
ht-1 e -~~_____
page 64
what it was if Itlitln't
see it and you
siI92'e|'y-luukiug
a mirror as
you
Sun." Lieu- can t tell me much ahnut what
taught in the raysof
the
,- <_-
4
r,.__v
._ ..,92.
,,,.. Y'-
tn.
-- ammo
I
nt nt. clulngrel...
Vic-,tr0la 45
a
E
9292
fig!!! I lL |tl .1|]t| llIl.'
nltglt 92II||||n-utu
in 92't'atltittgtnn,
ttaitl'1IhlI'te
tmeday
-I
0
g
ehntliy
tlilt-1'
i'rnjet
>1-r
httti
pr:-l
l
sttnnthl!ht-etnne
a th...b of the past.
l ,7_
92_--¢
__--_ - -..~ ~_:
._..__+.
t-_ 92 ___ :;__
-.
It wnttltl he tli 't-rent
if ying ttau-
Cerswereltnnwntn exist. Then we
eunhi have t'u'lleetetl
evident : indi-
t
Ywn
.
t i
U,
. ',
-"ii-1
nl
eatingthe liL'gl't
nf prnhahility
t.that
§
melt thingt were»i;_:htetl
anti the reason
fur their:tppe:||';tttt'e
at :1gi92't'n
plate.
I 012"
1 I -'1
t;
_'
r
~
'
J"
,
Cnnt|»l--M
.
In prnve,ingi ;1ii!'
Milfifilint it it ilI lpns ~;iiiit'
45|'i92
2, antiwith nality,
:t tltnthle
negativer 3i_.95
sattetrrs"
-ttggt-sletl
lnl pnee! thnt is, that thereare mt _92'i:1g
|'t||nnu|:r;|;||
A 1. 'l!
tltl-ttTitroai
tune1!hl¢'|||_
antithat pt-nple
havelint seen yingsau-
O |'|..1}t=
ll|| til I'|
rcrnrtil ll n|lt-inatiirtg
cers. The ht.-stwe cntthl tin under the
eirettm~t.1nee.~
w:t92tn tletittee, rst, {rum
Q '|'|tt.ml_92
rrmiftiInd eltanger
designed thefart thatithtttl nutbeenpruvctl,that
Ti-r tntehother
Qnnet-rslm/I ht.-en seen anti, rteetmd,
O lit-t-ttrtlnt-ltaugefrom lite rt-nlt:r l|tc
frntn the fact that renstmahictheories;l
I92'uJv'rn
hay
O int-lmlt--ttilt unrtit I-| |Il19292'it'l92I!
nienttitlheatlvaneetl
tn explainawayall
lmnt-»uf am|'_tlm
timrg--.
then-port:
nfseeing
them,thatpruhahly
Other "92irtrulu" -IS..rt-enrti
.- elttuigvrl
pi. lam an 2-lb. tn.
nnhntlyhat! seenthem at all. The
fewer the tltt-nrctiettl
explanatinns
and
the irv; |'|i:ttt.92ii1ie
they were, the mare
rt-;|~--itthere 92t;t.~
tut 1-tn-|92t't"tin;
penple
hm]
wen
§|ttt'L'|'>."
'I.i|t..92-i.'tj:rr
slmultl
iI-olaig
-I
Q 42>
out,
It e.-9292
7|e1 0_It l
ttza/itzt
I/:c"92
|m9292
H;ll, i,;,,||||| ll;-lm|:n||iIIl
slumul -92nu-In
I
LOVELY TO LIGHT
.
. ..
BIY...
1
'
g.
. : hf
-,- _-:.:.,i»-4'
J9.r
A nnielubruu
ll
_,
-
__
_
_
was:tn_t'
9292'.1_92'
lu:tt't'nuttt
lnr theepidemic
||I|lII iflughl
'1»
it-atin ylanl
ll-IvrrIndkn!
thun wt mlII
lellnte
senilI
nrl andlttilhel
inulnrythat
In intuit:
ultlrul iith
whiteullill.
.-|-
i __ _
,_92
TI}. __
92
,0
_
hisht-atl,
antieuntinlleti,
It's
Ittli iculti
lmtteqtt
in gratp,hut in wasthe jnh we
taeltlittg."
lwereI st.-.kt-ti
Majnr
Bnggs
Whether
there
-
iii
vi I|'Pu]'I92
n| 92[|';||t_2|
t t it'921i.'li
Hiljl.'|"l?~_
" ![ t't|t||'§tt||t'1't'
is," ill: | t'|iiit'ti,
ll
_92nn
lmk up:tt the.~"lt_92'
lungettnttglt,!nu
can:thnH~t
:tiw:t_92s
makeulttt' I92l I l¢Iili g
there that :tp|>t':tt'sstrattgf. .-92I more
|tl
|tt'u|92|t.'
are lttttkittgup nnw than ever
ht,-{nrt:..
Kills tlntt teuttttt freight car,
'n'.sl
an! inure;theyt 0|.llH
:tirp|-"laws.
Penpic
Feline.50.
Illl orIla. .7!
In 0.0.9. :Ihm.
whn were
trttittetl in nil nhservatinni
Open
nuns; I-a tittrin'__'
the war h:t92'e
gmie right On
|'
nhserving.
Alan,thepnhlie
hasn't
for941$twust
or
tttutu
tttttntctnrts
gottenthat the atnmtehnmhwas kept
l
T
_
,
:11tutantg 8| . It-u_!oeg7|1,_?,§_l -ibl
secret[rum it fur three'95-e:trs._
This
penpiewant tn
knnw what ;ctxtlf;u"?£/
16101:, time,
in-Lg,
5-0theyinnittip." I92 l:tjurBoggs
N
Q.
|- I9 J , ,;a __,
!
v
=-
sighed.'l
w:t.~a
irnt:
whenpeople
used
In make a_wish if they saw a Shout-
in; star. Nuw theytelephutte
the Air
|'_uI
'
t'|. .e
I-'
hlajur ]§n;_'g-.-t
and I pnntleretl
this
ttnrumzttttit
agein siieiteefut :1tnnttteltl. i
77'
.17
E.
l'l'he|t
he returnedhrisklytn thepruh»i
li
lent-tthat
hzttl
ennlrntttetlthe inveati-1
;_-:tttn~.
Tlte tntet.-t|t;;ih|tthin;weltatl
tn 9292-nrk
nn
w:t.-the l;|t'i
that the sky is
lulltil thiltgs,"
heaaitl."_le:tn't
even!
At bendingIur|'92iIurQ
and Jiptlrtnwlttllbrtl.
nd I-um slumpta Dlpl. N lot hlvhlei.
cnnteelnsetn estitnrttitt;the numberof
tlenntmereial
and militaryaircraftup
lthert:
atweather
anygiven
mnrncttt.
Then, there
, lllli '
-NATIONAL.
IIC. - gaucstovrrt,
ll. v. '
isimple
halltmns,
thanll
'
/ nr"""qer
are inure than live ltnntlretl out ts oft
tme kind or annther
that
release balluons
in the way it tin-.1|92p. ,...___n
--"
lht"
lute.
nl night.lK
L,._.
At .1
1-*"~.,:1;'.
~-1:a*iit+tt"~»'
1.313
ea rt.-aft.»
4- .1
tttystcry might
he explained.
The rst
'_".
{.1 ,._._.
_Here, the expert»
prnft .5-tn Impe,
was .~mnt-thing
Pm_ieet S;92t1t't'l"|.
get- .41 t_
nuiti
"
its teeth inn». The whale ying-saucer
||'
9% . II
=--'.- ' l'.1"
1'
"
' ,1. -_<I1§;_.-'.
.
step was
tn tlctermine
whether the
uh-i
E"}*- =- -'*
--.. "
'00"
jeet wasan aircraftthat hadbeen parby atehiud tn 92h'|'92n§-C} '6'
- "t|i! uh:-etirt-tl
been distnrted
by al':ti|t- 1
9 tpearnttee had
||F|1 i. Twit
hnmired anti
twenty- vei
'vi1i:mmilitary
and ight Khedtih-s
were attalyzt-ti,and it was fnuntlthat
one otherplan-:, anAir FnrccC-47;
had been near the £:tst-.-rn stirliner
at
.
the time the l l'l_92 uh_|eet
§lt 1"intI§
was
sighted. Cunjeeture
ahuut
the
.-H
uI$
C--I71
began tn appear irrelevant,hm:-e92'er,7
when theMnenn grnundcrews agll-eti
.
ti
with Chiles anti 9292'hitteti
that the thing
the_92 had
teen wasgoing much
fatter
ii.-?*"
1;-4'
-
than tvm |llll1lil'i'ti
-'In
mih-H
-hmtr,
mil
m, nnlestsit tlawilletl armuul ;i||ll'lt'" _- me
*=t
where, wuuhln't
have liliielt anything
iiite
an
qr , ,I J 1 . k
itnttr in get irutit hiit iit in
I92|untgutm-rt.
. I ,1 6 'l'j::*'
:4
7
.'925tl'0nut 11L't
tn work 5 n
went
the
- -.:
|'n'-ihletn.
H_92'|'|t'ii
Dr.
the I -.'tT-*"u:-P
eunsitleretl! '
.-{92f.>'1?-;ii4i
- 'i'
1 -.
"'
'
. VI'_"l-5'";pimsiitiiil} that
a hriiiinnt,sluw-taming .»."-
l.__ ,_:_|~;'4_§.;,:_
. -J .
I-1
meteur mi;_1ht
he thee.92|1|anatinn. Vari.1
'-"7":
"W
'
.
"3
ntta hitsnf the :||92|92:u'itim1'.~"tlescriptintt >- r
. ~.--3'-Q"!
, ;_'
".
t'i|u|t|t';|-_-mi
I'|lI
lhi- iIIlI -"ur:|n:_1|'-rt-ti
,
Li. if ..
Iia|nt'," "t'i;_'.'tr-~i|.'tpt-1|,"
".1 ll'l. llll'IHiHU92
|92lt|'92't
an92e. '
nf "U|1furtu|thteiy,
the
-':_-ti": V
_F__
._ _ t, :_.-_ +;~£;-.;-;__?_
llieht :5-k'iH.
nl |ttt'teur.~
tiltiL are
r~ ttnla92';tii1.
:||t|t',
|!I illtti
. i|t'|'tt'ii
ilitti ltn lttL'.'llt2-i
92
I. "we;
.,.'_
_Kg Ini.
te.~'ti|92;
l1!|mthe.~i~.
hi.~
Itwili have tn
he left tn
the
|v~_92"t'lt|il-igists
tell us . tn
whether the it1t|ttt.'t|i
trnii
of tc a bright
meteor cntihlprutluee thesuhjeetire int-
_ I"
I4*
pres-titin ni:| .-hipwith lightedwintlt-wt," he
9292'l'HIt'
art-|mrt nn l1i~. in
t"- *=. -'7 H
mling.-t. The ps_92t-liulngi-its t.'&|1t t:!-wti
the npiniun
that .1meteur cnttiti
imlet-tiH
he t lti2~l:|iit'I'|
I --r a:~|1at'e
Dr. Fitts,
ship. I.i
J -_'
- -, t
£¢'~! o. l|:n
-
i
A1 '- ~._
1
lite !itiu Stale |92.~_92't'ittIiugi~iI,
nh:~ert't't]
that huth
Chiles aml
__
9292'hittt-ti wert:
human
anti
lherefure as iilzt-|_92'
he *.?~f¬
tn
51t 4;
~"-"*'="t=1'*- -i¥tr't-ietiins. nl mast stiggestihiiity as any__
' '. . .-'. -"'_Q
une ehw. Dr. |"itt.~sti-hi me thiring a ,_- _92_-}
talk Ihad with him that ].'?!"i_92'Chl}illgi§l§
are ttsril
to
the factthat evenpenpie ui
high mental ealihre nftt-itmake mis-
O
!,!iuit'~ nimut
9292']92:|t
am .Iilvtf
.'92i,u|,
I
wuuhi like In |tt.'rit='
lift |u-in. that pi]-1|»
are traim-1| In il|92|l'lltlIt IH'-,"
he 92:|it|.
. in .:. . hi
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un litimt
th'|92t-mlent
L .. U.
"=tt'tttttt'|II.92,
Ialt-n't
anti
Itnnw whetlier
f
.r-.- m.'t t:>=.'|ri|!'
siiperiur uhs-t:I'VeI'S
nut them. Itin linuw that during
Batugwaqmp
t..e war, when Iwas in the .-92ir Force, i§t1 $ ¢iv"i :i'§J"6f
_._.~+.
".%:.§:'.'#@
;,;
atwatt ssaatt._'
pihrts fr;-quently
gave
Sulht.
pretty mid
l't.'|'|tll'l!-t
what they'd
seen whileuf
y. i
"~"*="=
ing theirtnissimts. Chiies
anti '9292"hitt¢-ti
Liv;-i i? 2ii*,-§%i'?E:?}a}"3t
'3"
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iii
t*?E..i'§l¬;%
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readily agreedthat their repurt might §;
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et$"1
or
iv_-'-- »:.~=L".'§
in I"'i-¥¢-*~'t':'§pt,ji92
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t-.~~:---~s.cr- - ts85ir»--wt-5»; i
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mg
a
==.. ?a
i
I
.,.
l
port
fnrelearance
tnIantl
when
.
what ttecmetl
tn he anotherplane :tail-
l
l
'"
'
'
l
lighta tlmttti.-tnrl
yards
away.
He queried
thetower,andthementhererepurtcd
1'
-l
92
- t "'.~.'n..--I
4
Huh _
F
rnntine lhnrlll {nr ll --- 92'nr"
Da-
kiitaNationalGuard,anti in lteti
thetnwerat thel":trgnMnnicir
thatthennlyntheraircraftriverthe eld
was
a
PiperCult. Gnrmanerlttltlneethe
Cult plainlynntlinetlheinwhim. Curi-
3
nus,he ew towardthelight. It was
ahuut six tn eight inches in diameter,
uh-arwhite,antirnntplelelyrnuntl,with
a an-t nf fuzz at the edges," inrman
later tnltl ittvcstigatiirs.
atltlittgthat he
V
J]
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H
saw nn nntlinenl anything"arnnnd
theedges.It washliniting
unandn . i
Aslapprnachetl,
|1nwe92'cr,tht-lightstat!i
4 rlenly ltccattteneatly aml ipnlletl inln i
O
HIQHIOY
DI§K in gt-min:
i.SOLID llhognny from the New
Arlinglnl Group by Kling. A
distinctiveaddition -to any room.
I
:| sharpleit hank. ,. . -l lll92'L
after it ll
92
nml lvrniiglittn!"tttanifnlii|t1"L792,92ll1"l.'
up
tn sixtyittcln.-s,
hut I cin|h|n'|
catch
up
Full cnlnr lmnklet. "Your edwith
the
thing.
lt
st:u't::tl
gaitting
:t|tinmm ntul 92'uu"
cnnlairuhelpful
lulgetlltlns on the cite ot [urtnticand againmade
a
left hank.I put
Jitun: and heslrnontdccnrniqn
ml arrange-mt-nl.'Sentl
15! tn
my |"-§l into
a
shzlrpturn atztltried
eoint_nKlmg factories.Dt-pt.'l'9.
tn cut the li;;htnil in it~.turn. Hy then,
Ila!-ville.
N
. 92- _
At leading stores.
l92unG
Mriims
n|at_|t!c_:T||n;w
1Stnltlenlyit maile
a
tltarp right tnrn
we wr| t'
:tt almnt ea-wit tltmi-.-||ttl feet. >
_/mime
u
antl We itt'.1tl|:ti
straightat t :lL'l't
nther.
_lu~"t
when we were ab-int tn enlliele,
£.>-if
._é,t~j{-5
V
.3"
9.-ii
I
*i '
i
I guess
I gutr-cared.
I
wentitttn a dive| 1
;*,
M
;ll92ulllli92'tltnmltcil
:|lull
in-t. Tilt-||
it tnatlt:
circle ahunt
a
ll92nlt§ ll92tl
feet ahnve,
and 1 gavet. lIi l§t.'
again." Gnrman fullnwetlthe"lightup tn fuurteenthntts:|nd
%%;;:929292* *~"
l
.1.,
i
l
ant! the light |ta~~t-tl
|l92'l'I'
my e:||tnpt-at
J
leet, where, alter another near cullisintt,
Y5
ifI
.i-
_.__
.
a
pnwer
stall
,~,-.=-hisshipwent intn
E
.-o;
.'.-2,
.
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:1
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:" ,;;.;_.,j
I
ll!
ifih
analthe
light tli~;||ipt-;|rctl
ti the nurtltwest.
_}1:r:tt:::-.nnticrtl tin a=:t:nt!.~;
==rettltattste
- -v.
_"
trail ntlnrs.He had gunned his plane
uptn fnnr hnmlretlmilesan hunt with-
uutgainingnn thelight.It wasahh:tn
steep
l angle
lt:l!'
nf
.t.nr.~I'; maintainan t Xtt't:l
far greaterthan that of hisAir
i_¥;;;
1*=11-Q,
a '
*-'
l"nrcc ghter. 9292'hen
I attemptedto
to as-ieent,
+
.
turn with {the light], I hlzlcltctlnut
tem|mr:trily,duetn CXt C$$l92'l!
speed,"he
t ii» soft,
1|»-iii}?
tttmi;
ibo df-iii
saitl. I am itrfairlygum]physical
condiiiim andI donothe-lieve
thereare iii ! ,
tw@-"e@~»:t
J at
-1;
K
1'
Qf
I. I
. _ ~
Hit
if_
if any,pilutswhncnuldwithstand
the
'
Iianiot.
"*1
r
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A
'2
i
turn
and
speed
cficeted
hy
that
light
aml
";seii.-'
3-Zr-a_s?,
wt
l§l%;ri§.q'¬;
Y
rctnain t'nt'l§t'inus."
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l.*%H§3%%%
%nw;
-'*l'I'njet
Rancerin1.~pi.-ctctl
t that Unr-
Z-_
Ilup -,'.ci'1t|ll|
afri db_rIpo'|o'¬'3
i ntantn-':|.~
tiltingwith :| wt-atltt-rhailnnn.
' A Lt.-sw_o o L _
il
I-'in'
nnr thing,it it-arnt-ilthat the |"ar;_;n
tveatiteratalinnhail Iat.'ltliglltetl
iI.92'-t'|.l
hallnnttonly tell tttinulrshufnrcGm -
MARn>.0sA
- Siiil il' iii&Benrt|tiiiiiii>rtL
"293
I.-'5AN_kETii¬
Ii
man spatrul stuppetlbeing rnntinc.
T
heobject's
steady,
practically
vertical
_.,..V|
_: _I-0
!.e climbsuggested
the
behavior
ul
a hal-fit
'
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. "_j-=
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§'
.1 +a'HAMILT_°N'-LOHIO
4'
MADE,|.BY_. ,1};
-
loon. A technician wlm once wurketl on
ProjectSaucertold me recentlythat
a
weather halluun with an airi chasing
plane is comparabletn diving to the
1bottomofa poolafter a hniluw rubber
Dar, '71,
72
ltnldiug
nnein tn! nu."
r"-3' hesaid.
"I-
I WriglttField,whereit w Jnti etl;tThe
rancher fnrwai
: f~
nd tn
_ _I
I remnant
nl onenf the
i
ndiaryhalloonsthe hopefulJapanese
dispatched
across
thePaci cduringthewar in an
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§t L.- itji
iI.,:|.'iD
-
a--iii"
-i
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92'
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;
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4 r.92'
effort to start furest res. 92
. ,_
lL~.dJ»-
eti
92q,92-.1
.,,_,|1_,
Evenpictures
takenof suppnsed
sau-
A
...
.-;-..1-9 '5"
" "'* "s""'f;r
iugiq
.;.,,_»
' @l'.~-~l>_-er:
failed
tnimpress
the
experts.
'l'het-e
:39-Z;-.
'1- -'1'
a
,3.s the ear: ni
man tn Plateaus.
iiriznna,
whn
sputtetl
aI1.-it
gray
uh-
Jectspiralling
up anddnwnin theslt_92"
I1.a speed
thatheestimated
at hctween
cs/~ ,
four and ve hundred miles an hnur.
He snapped
two pictures
of it withhis
M ,
Brownie. Printswere rushedtn Project
Saucer,and Dr. Irving Langmuir,tlte
physicist
anda NnhelPrizewinner,was
asltctl
tostudythetn.The tll llltgttisltetl
'
_ill!
iii-eatist learned that a tltntttlt-rstnrtn
gsegi
if
had occurredjust hefnre the picture-
UA IQ-__._J
e
-_Jr.-.-,_,r
__,"'
.,-4'
'~-
~,
talting,andconcluded
thathewasltItIli-
-in
ing at
a
t nu|92le
of rather punr shuts
nf it pittt ul |t;|||erluringlttlllirtetllit"
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j
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the wind.
1'
" . .-s
ft
-_:_
v,K
L
AStime
went
nn
and
the
sltics,
ap|t.1t'..,._
entl_92',
enntiuuetltn teem
with
_-at
Eaezir
fly-
ingsaucers,
thegenerals
in thePentagun,warmingtn theirtasiz,deeitieti
in
llll
ettiargethe senpe
all the ittvestigatintt.IIBII
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IIIMILI
ll
IllliHIE].-
L'n|tt|u:tuders
nl all .-92irl-'n|'ee
in~t:tll;|-
tinnsin the cnunt_ry
wereurtleretltn
assign
Intelligence
n ieerstn lnuiiintn
sightings
repnrtedin theirareas.The
nflicers were ittstruetetl tn snlirit the as-
,-ai¢_ijasus»"
A'
-'§iit"s'iii'i&#
0
. -5""ii,"+t-t
._
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iitilfllttfttllllt1t1||it i|92:tl
pnlieen ieials,9292 ltn
Thiscozycotton"pillows"
lot
5
your
be-ely
locum
lvrorl
sh-ep
.
mighthel:unili:u'
withll|t'
persnttalitit-s
e
hold Iltelltrelsnland innf the sauceruhservers.The l".li.i. was hum
0 0 av
hriorbuds.
Special
boonto
. 92
alsocailetiupunfur assistance,
antias- invalidt
and
aged
Easy
to
curry
9
'
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9292
I'M
signedagentsto helpinterviewpenple
I white
AC-A.
um: inrm. hm
ll_*'
whnrepnrted
thattheyhadseendiscs. or
green d lnclh, lull gr twin
... .
The agentsuseda standard
questinn-eitn,
shipping
charges
Frlp get;
id- H5'1
*1
;|-hipInOnl--'
naire,drawn up hy Air FarceIntelli- Immediate
Gr°, ..dQtlign
gence,whiehcalledfur suchinforma-
.
out
and
sun.
$17.95
in
biue-G-.'.$j
,,. Ii;
i
tinn as the saneer's
size, speed,cnlnr,
and maneuvers. The inlnrmatinn 9292'.'t's
usuallytransntittccl
tn 92't
Field,
right1»-is
i
hut some sturies were su nhrinttsly
false and snme et-itiettee su nh92'inu>--
ly tri ingthatthel".l£.I.mendidn't
.
I1.
CVBI1hI|tltt. ht
l
ll nltt the t.|ttt'slinttnaire. In
ll- ein
x
Seattle, inr instance, an
alrtllm-tlwuittatttallrtl Il|t'
|-utlit't'
l-I in-
-.-
fnrtlt litrlll that a l'i;||tun:
I|i92|'
h.-ul lami-
J1
etl mt her rnttl.The uhjeetturnvtlnut
.
92'.
t_ . , ..
1: _-92_.n,ggv.
T}
F [ti ht: 3 ltulluw, tlI't||t'|-.~lt:tpetl
:t|l';ti|' if '_-ff.1" " .
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.
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1
M
-l
O .- t ''
- .,_.nl plywnntl,
with
"USSR"
t l tttlt:i maclc
'92.
.e$.
-Q
I! dauhetl
onit in paint.An l".li.l. man atWhilehoute
a.Hordv
'
5.- found that
a
turpentine-snaketl
clnth
hadcaused
the Aame.
in NIII York:
practical
jnke, ""ewat Paris
he decided. .*92farmer near Unnfnrth,
inSon
Froneium;
Illinnis,|'t'|'>nI'Ietl
that 2 saucerhad Phelps-Terkel
crash-landed in nuc of his fields and
I,_
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.
,-
|
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,
_
_
3!?-_f__k*";'f~-1; ;
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;-Q1-_;i,3£5:§
'=
i ii -'
1"?"
'5"rage
Atother
loading
noret
orwrile
73,
74
EXETER Hosiery Mills
taunt».
7 7 --77___.__
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hgrnetl
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l1'NI92L $.
_,~._,__
Other llcmt l ultht gr :92t'nl'92lt I'I l
were
studied
hysurhmen 7r. George
Valley,
I
nuclearph}'1~ieis|
. the Masha-
chuaettt
Institutenf '.l'echnn]ngy;
staff
members of the research
.M-:_gaJ
rm of Rand
Cnrpnratinn;an §$uI'll
nf ph_92'sicists
l1l. |1l
and aerodynamieists
whn npeciali'r.e
in
he study nl the ill -'1t4r§|
nmltltL't
the
C
"paceheynndit; and the cleetrnnie.~
expertsattachedtn the Camhridgc
Field
Statinn.These men
were
all searching
for physicalrather than p<yehnlngieal
/_'.,
';
aw
. Ill
exp].-inatinns,
and r-ninefairly strange
thenrics
uccurretltn them-
"
-the
]92n§§ll'1ll-
ity that extraterrestrial
animalswere
yingintnnur atmnsphcrc,
fur exainple.
data
Nn
turnedup tn ,<t||92p-aft
that arrestingidea.! The them !that the 6-an-,
eerswere hnstileaircralt wascarefully
studiedand re_'|ectetl.
The pcrlnrm-_
antes of thesesaticersnut unly surpass
the devclnpment
of |'lti e§t'|tt
it'I92t
hut
|:
the develnpmentnl present ctinn-H i-
-._--- I '.
a- .. ,4:i
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q.lv,_:
A
r,-
ence
writer.~,"
nneseienti-tt
tinted.
The
h
$pL't.
ttlsu
l-'tliSl§
t ut |.92itlt'|
and 1't
t'tl
jet tL tl
thecnneeptnl dines
capablenlriding the
air on heamsnr raysnf t~t:t1'l1L'
ltintl.They
.. .
even
speculated
nnwhether
theanti-l
.:|_
l
__,.
,-
C,
_
.-gravityshieldthat ll. G. 9292'ells
thnnght
_ - .01 I »--,
_ 1'_
,n'
__..I
- »~'- q
¢.--';.-up fnr hisnnt-el"The First Men
in
the
1 "'t~.
. 1'»-_,,"
Mnnn wnnhl wurlt; it wunldn't,
they
'_92
.t_
Ht
.|92'
-I »
ct.- :
tlt
The
t'ltl<'tl.
.-uppu.-itinn
l|1at__inh-r|:l:|||e..r 92.-Q
- 6.1-I.
_'1'_
__.-.
.etary
cralt
were-'92t'11i'/.1.it1;_'_
in at n.-was
- ® :.:
t
>92
A.
, ~ _
.
alsn discredited,tlt :92| its
1itt:
pnpnlarity
Irt
"
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; K.
~.
..
with la! |nen..Sp.'u't'
Sltl|h,the seienti-t
.,
"1
_
-_'
1'
'
'
thought,wnuhlhavetn heSnlargeand
unwieldythattheycnuldn't
pnssihl_y
zig. V
_'-"5-_j_
..'
_'
- I
zagasfri92'nln92|sl!'
astherepnrtedsaucersI |H
l
.:'?_1--r
_" " _'.
'
-"g.
l
uh
did. Besides,
a
space
ship,regardless
nf its
l, _
I
a
size,enuld not, in the npinionnf these
'
',-l92- __
men, carrysu ieientlnel tn remainfnr
l
anylengthnf time
in
theearth dense
:
l
ltmnsphere.The seienti.92'ts
nnted,tun,
thatthesuppnsed
spacemen
showeda rc-
.
55;!"
92ll
l
-
1?-
I-|._. ._-7 .
i '."
L £?_
-9-
marltable lack nf interest in the rest of
the world, lacing,it wouldseem,almost
unanimous in their desire tn see .-92meriea
rst. The smallarea t tt92'l'.
hy the U .- t't tl
discbarrage
pnints
strnnglytn the belief
that the flyinguhjeetsare uf earthly
ll*t lInlug0- I
nrigin,he they |1ll!'!~lt
nr P§!'t
IIl
'
Q 1";
ieal," one of the .vCit'nti.-t~
rt'pnt'tetl.
l*'rnm
the rep-nrtturnetl
in
lay the
:l§trttltu|Itl l'92,
l learned that they, in ad-
I.
,»
__t
_'_
_
-29'
,
tlilinll In ariltillg nut t ntltt'1s,
tIlt'lt'ul'.~,
,1
;hnlides,and ilt.'lItIIItll'llt
frmn
the
§
streamnf nhjeets| lt'nplt!
were iecittgin
the ilties, had also thoughtfullyeoniidered our planetar! neighbors.The
old questinnof the pnssihility
of lilc on
Mars tonknn a newurgency,and
a
new
cornllary:If there are living creatures
on Mars, would they he capable If
r '
-
fol IIII
l lll
IIITI, tlnrlnllli II IIOI.
I
It Ill! IITI It. III?!
Oi cull cue: on noun anon Q|n:¢1't.v
r
92hMding
space
ships?
The
astrnnnmeri
'I i ife
e
+ 1,
.._
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w- ,,,
m
75, '76 .'
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Ki,
8
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I 4 .,h,,..__..,...~._
». ..92.._,.
,r-.,,._,.e
_,,r__,,,,_
m,_
,, _____,,___,_
__,
_ . ._-.
that -that while
the iniiiriztatinn the} 7
give memay hematl- l-/'3
Il92ei|"l
names never
will he."
Captain Ruppelt
has shownthat
the
3
1.. . t ;ise~ ., l
naitl, imestigati-m
people hehas inter-
"'
viewed had been lCl. . l92'
h_92'
l.l things"
.4 _/'
//iv
=%m 5l§h
that
have
been deceiving uthers all!
along--balloons, planes, metenrs. aml 92
at- l'I|.tt
anettling
resiilue
arunml
iii
.__ tty pet centof
the t -asit-s ltate
wutttttl i
I-Qgtl that
exasperatiiig
pigeunhule
ulrl
labelled Uiiiilr-iititieil." Nntliing, fin"
example, cnultl he lnuml tn account
fur the
ti-nmetliing Iilvery directly
"Iu
YOU
GRASPED
HAVE
vnutbmitk
nverheail" Iepnrtetl
byattty!-tilieij
Civil l ti-it
Aeronautics Administrationinspector att
Terre Haute.
A commercial
pilot Wllu,
IDEA?
Here is
tailoring
so
completely
ea-iii
ying nearBattle Creek,
l921ielii;an,li
mawml that the comfort contrast is re:
spotted , an n92'al-sliaped
nbjeet"
silver l
markable. Once
you experience
the blissf
ahead
of
his ship, ptt a
-L
similarly
t.l
utt-1 and
casual distinction of
surenrtux
co
I-ulvetil problem,
as tlitlahighly respected l
nevergo
back
naval n icer,
stationed
at
the dirigiblr-l tion, you'll
base at
Laltehurstell w Jersey,
who re-I
ported that
he
l'L'lllthrough
starecl
his i from S55.
hinncularsat abrilliant image !11792klI!§_'I
turns that were far tun tight lnr an}.
Twenty- re per cent of
the nhservers interrogatedby
the Aerial Phenomin the
last twn
At I/,1:-e and elb-
PAUL
STUART.
|NC. ARTHUR
L
New Yuri fit; Ilmmn
/AINER ICOMPKNY
JOHN "ANJ92l'|AI
lnilllnnll.
'bJldff
l'u.v5|tsTo|~:t-:'s IOIEIT
ti
Mnliinihr. |l'u.
5 f'y¢q.~.
known aircraft.
ena Q icer
to
over-stu ed
styled clothes.
Suits from$70. Sports
and ahall
years have
been inilitary
pilots. Eiglnl
Fm Harri inglb.
New Mexico,
men who malce afr.-ti~h~
of
objectivity,
were inter92'ie92eed
after
£,;z 92
GIIICO
lIOS..
lle..
200
per rent l|a92'rt'l'l||92l'l
l92l' 'll
lt l'l'iJll
192ili>l~_
mint: with as lttuelt:t_~ l_9292
!'e.'n'@.'
t~t|1t
1-_92perienceinthe air, anil at one §l..'l;e
in
the eu.r.rentpliase of
the itttt-stigatintt,
even afew pit!-sieist~; atL114 Alamn-_
5U 92 s H
they fepnrtetl liaving seen piizzliitg
lights lwt'ering
abut-e their tttumi-:-l
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tmik
any one ul lln.'2~c
inciileiits by
itself,
it might
nnt
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mean much,Captain ll
Ruppelt said. Bur inview
nf the
tttttttber ant! calihre ul the infitrmattts,
~1
_t-nu cmtltlt1't
help tal:in'__'
their Cl-'lllllSl;
seriously." i
In Febritary,
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ingtnn, D.C., rlerlareil that at
last,
thanks tn the lifting of eertaitt 5-ei'urit_92'
ri'strit'tim|s,
enuhl |92rn92
he
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secretly
hail :4-emIin1_'
heen ;:'¢u;!i££
ililtry we're
".~l-;92,lttntl-,-.,"etitl
he -lt.tl-
otthe past
lnur years
in nrder
tn -.
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stu y cosmic rays.Dr. Lirltlt-I : asscr- l
saiazttm
is
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tiort was
irnrnetliatelg; tli.-=}!t!!t
by
!!r.l1 tl .r1 t,_e,_.__t_.;=H
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Anthony O. lllirarelii, whn, as farmerl
head of
the Air Force ; Atniusplteric
"92*- " -'- c:--
Composition llureau,hail assisted
in the
diagnosisof
Project Saucer rcpnrts.I!r. '
Mirarelii said he thrmglit the r.::ueers~
mirrht
be
mi~=~iles
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[mm r-nine
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The Mark Cross
QXFORD
IIIIIT
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More popular than ever- even for
oily lreu
the button-clowncollar
shirt in ne-atoxford. woven with
lolly combed yarn. Button cuffs.
H /5.--l7§»Q
collar. 32-55 sleeve.While
fourteen mimtlet. Piertnar -1'-ttw"92
bright
lights
thatretemlu
vf!.
or blue.
l;_gp
With it--an importedsilk ltnit tie
r-homing
stars,hut threeoi them ere
A
11
hand-framedfor Mark Cron. Black.
nmvinghorizontally,
unlikeanythumI-lvYt 1'9l'92l'lP09292'l92,[rQtIi.Wll92t.
$.80
ing starhe hadeverteen.Anothercom-
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lllil Ill
phoneulrn
mercial
pilotwhowasreached
in ight
lel. SN 7-4000
nearbylaid thathe taw a lighto his
leftwing;Barnes
iountl
acorrer-ponding
1
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pipontheradars-cope.
Otherpilots
inthe1
vicinityreported,however,that they
couldtee nothingunusual.Towardl
tl.-1
yhrcttlt,
tenpeculiar
Pipswerecounted
If :
Here!
,. / -_
New!
simultaneouslyon
Barnes lcrcen.
There it no other conclusion I can
reach hut that for six lmurs on the
T O Y'
B A GP
morningof thetwentiethof Julythere1
wereat leastten unidenti able
objects
1
movingahore 92V:tshingtun,"
Barnes
wrote. They werenot ordinary:tir;
I P
craft.. . . Norin myopinion
could
any
n tural phenomena
_accountfor these
spotson our ratlar. Neither Flltr llllgi
Easyto Pley only $4.98
c
ki with l|1|:w92'|-i|Ir.
rlrmtrs.eltzutulqr,
bright star:-,
t-it-t'trie:t|
tlistttrhnnct-s,
norrlmnl.-al
olaid la: and rilulmt-.,thin t-:n_92~~tu-nl.-it
. 92ut92.-rie:m
cuttltl,
whatt|1t'_92
arc,I
Bagpipeis an nutlu-nliert-nlicauf the F'in'92l
h either.Exztctly
ltrunmtl, hutmumlwnu-limu-r
am]1-wt-|
It-r.
,92|ty|nn tlun't
ltnnw. Now youkninwasmuchj
Git Hint 92u
||'l.1y
|ln||t|l;trtum-.92
in 5 |u:tIlrl ui mitttthsmt
themasI do. Antiyourguess
is1
ttlrl jttll laytt':uIitt|,g
lttuttlwrtu.
Llntlvui 9292a92l92;|l-Ir
§l} rrtu'
hml 92"in!-Iilt-.
il'92
st --.i-atnhutg
tuulultnal . asgoodasmine.
|"Is~rit|.'|ltt||:
lull-ntnht-r
fur rlliltll-it am!rluplt |||»~
.'92
i wed: lnlvr, at 9:08 l'-M.
on
hl 92uttn--analialuil} -I-I-1-h
-.r.
, -ht:
-t."tumr||.|I.lll
Coni|:
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1|at gumllmlh3 lamit. Butul
1 lu
- L in tn-mm
1
uh r Jul! 26th, the Air Route'l'r:t
tor uulyI-4."! lliwrlthli
a lam In |-Lu;n--upI--I-lrrl lu: trol LI<.'ntcr's
ratlarscope
again showed
'rn-itsavns
nzrtn.
nqn.ttr-1
h Wail
I
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NewTorh
ll,
ttnitlt'tttiFl.'thlc
objectsover 92Vashin;1-.
Sn
tlitl the srrrvlt at the .'92n:l|'t-we;
I. i. Inn.
i1;92ir
"l-'m'92't'
lln- r,jam ut|t.siththerapi-1
|.'|l.
Two jut ittterwptnrs,
rrtpnhle
nE1
ins. iii iio
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HAND LAUNDRY
I00 EAST nd HIIE1
Yilltpl il '1-Ci!
Speehlim la |llh_ tent. toil; Run, lhifh;
at moderaterain.
Laundering
In Me nestlama
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doingsixhnmlretl
milesan hour,i
1
weret.lis|1:tttltt'tl
froma basenearNew1
Castle,Di.-l:tw:tre,
to investigate.
't92'hen
theinterceptors
appc:tre¢l'on
theradar- 1
scopes,they were guided toward the
objects.one nf the pilotstightctl
[our lights 3[!pP .92ill11itIl3l_92
ten miles
in fromof hisplaneandsliglttly
ahovei
it, hut theyvanished
while he was '92
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advisers
. . .in tl"'
asit-~
ofvitiitnrs!
41- .
¬unti|u|u|.:t=l_92',
the; It hutrepuru-cl mt
'1!
from elaewhereft- I ph theiii!
C
t
saucers. The
General was
retttimlett
that m.'ln!'
uf thepeuple who
hail tnltluf
tting themust r~pt:t't.1t'92|l.1r
things were
l
ennsitlered thelnnst
reliahle.
He r|:plit:|.l
that
he
iiflti n imentiun of tlisereditittgl
I
It
I
them, hut the [act rem.-titted that numof them
had n ered
data uf
the ltintl
ueientist would
nd useful.An
Airi
Force n ieer
whum General
at
Sant-
fnrd p<'t':knew tn-nn:tll!'
he aenmpetenl witness had tnltl him nf seeing
a saucer
inthe Middle East.
Thisi
man, tuo, had been unahlc ta uhtain aeeurate measurements. "92Ve have man!"
reports frum credihle nl l$Cl'92'Cfs
ul_ ineredihle thing<,"the Generalremarked.
Like General hluure, his pretlecemtr
in Pruject S.'n|t et'
Generaldais,
Samfurd denied
that the
.-92ir Furce was at-
tempting tucnver upsecret ex|n'rt'me|1t:-t.
t
9292 henwas
he askedif the saucers might
he theguitied ttti-esiles
uf it fureign emintry, he replied thathe didn't
see huw,nn
the hasisnf their weird perfurmanees,
they could he tlttltkvetsumeune" had
achieved atme.-ms ulden-lupin; unlim-
ited puwer - ptm-erul such fantastic
higher limits that it is a theuretical lin-
limiteil; it's
nut altytltittg that we can
umlersl:tnd"¢-and utilizi-ng it under
tunditiuns inwltielt nu m:lFeis-in92'ul92'etl.
l
As fur the latter, the General tuhl the
press, drawing:1 laugh, Yuu lt|mw,i
what nu
inns-4' rm-:ut.~2
is that
nnthiug there."
there's
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WlllLE General
S:tmlnrd's
' i:tterview prnhahlyreassured thepub-
lic as evidence that
the Air
Furee was
still un the juh,it did ttnthing tulessen
the n:ttiun'$
saucer-eunseiuusness. The
F
l
repurters hadhartlly thanked the General fur
his cumlnenls when, an
An-
gtlst Isl, aCuast Guard pltutugraplu-r
pt mltl92:1
picture
L't|
sltuwing funr
hinarre
lights burninghrilliantly in :t tlayligltt
sky. Hr saitl hehail lulu-nit uver S;ilem,
t921:|92~&:lt'l92lw'tl'-t.
next 1|:t!',
:lHurrile
Vilnl milruph} £it'i.*il
t :|lh-tl the|92l|utngr:|pl92
wu|'t|tle.92:-.
it vi-a.~'
l N.'92';lll'92t'
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nu .u'ii-ltlilir
ll;|t:|, wt ll an It-mpemtttre
t|i.~l|-iltulimt aml :t|lil||tlv. !n
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6th, an .-921'nt_92
at Furl
p|t_92
"t'l92'niI',
.=tit'i>t
Virginia, ereatetlthe equivalentuf li!'in;:
saucersin
his laburalury hy intrudueing
molecules uf iunized air imn a partial
vaettttmin ahell jar, and three days
later an ittternatiuttally ltttuwn authnri-'
ty on iIl.1I1n>ph|:l'iCsaid
em-tditiuns
nfthe
physieistls experiment,I Itnme of no
cunditiuns of the earth's
atmosphere,
high ul lnw, which wuuld duplicate;
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being advised
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within V
the
jurisdiction
your
Bureau that
of the
visit
at the
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the matter
discussed W
FBI. However,
in
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view of
your inninent
departure
from lashington
the infornation mas
accepted j'or_transnitta.!
to the
appropriate -:
ageney, -ehteh aae te eonteet iieu iftnteeeeted.
Pull details
the Department
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Director ..
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Air
Force,
dated
5-7-52
the Bureau
aworkable
fl ying
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transmitted
data _
5-5-52 concerning
his
disc.
informed '"
i was
&#
ideas
that further
contact nai th
him,
if any,
would cone free:
the
A
interested ".'our:rnncn'L
agency! rather
than the
I'Iureau.'
mention
Io
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Air
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were made
of the
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the absence
of some arrangement between
your further
use of the pertinent
facts
of course,
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Qctober 6th
TH! NETHERLANDS
1 $7
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Department cf
ll'3
Pederel
Justice
Bureau o Inveeti*
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Dear Mr
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WAS H INGTON D.3.
Pennsylvania Avenue
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V Excuse me please
ifI mioevelled your
name, but
I never
I
a visit
in
saw it
in writing.
.On Mag gag at 2.15 P.K. of this year I paid you
the ?,H,1=o?'1g9g,
where §_§ol¢ you ¢qta11§_QQ
ecertain euhjggt
you will
eurely remember.
At the
end of
r
the conversation
I qromisned
you notto_thlR_enout_i§ gg-.
til I
had received word from_you_wnether
or not the ggooer
authorities were
intereeted.
Itwas
taken tor
granted that
a'few months
might elapsebefore the answer couldbe given.
Five
months
have 335364 by since
then, and
as
the subject has now become motivein Europe, I am really
anxious to
go uheod with it,
I have otoourse tried
to
chock the theory'on ouch
uoueot and while doing so I
found various comolenentnry as well as fundnnental details.
I have now reached the point however where ;
would like to discuss the whole with an expert and I
would tneretor certainly aooreoiate to knowwhether I have
*
to consider our agreement on oomolete silence an still
being valid
and necessary
Itmight
be that
or not
you are too busy
write to
me or that the
euthoriti
it is
not my intention to
bother
will take
it that
there is
no Ion
silence on
my §uF Al*
I do not re
the nontfary
by the
end of
this
_By
this propoui
tlon I
issue but
I would
like to
discuss
to he nble,to
es ore
not interested.
you too
ger any
much with
it, I
neoeseity for
m teive any
d onth.
onot
by my
rgmigg to
Witi rery
VQlI=
kind regards,
, .
information_§o I
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For the information of
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as well
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perpetrated any
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was received
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on July 31, 1952.
and criminal
as discreet
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other
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saucers", I
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might be
interested
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the captioned organization.
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me by:
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the FBI
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literature confurnished to
office
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the same
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noon,
to
sited
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which I
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of
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same day, inasmuch as
had some
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organization which
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very important
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through
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well in
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Tehachapi, California.
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view
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Japanese Islands
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discuss.
utilized by
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recent earthquake
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high
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these
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that
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told him
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August
2, l952,
transpired at
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matter and
these plumes
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the efficacy
organization.
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in
akin; their ohargeethey
are eotin; etriotly
on
their own,
on
the baeie of the respective hate loom
to eaohone.
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March 14, 1957, while I was tied up on another matter, and talked with
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of the originalfoundersof
employed by Louis de Rochemont on our movie, "House on 92nd
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he formerly was editor of "
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two
days
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to two civilian groups interested
in the affair. General Wedemeyer is connected
with
one
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the latter groups.
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to
themilitary
isbeing "handledproperly, nor does he
know to
whom he should submit information and in what fashion. He said frankly he wanted an Agent
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theAgent
could
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Dear Sir!
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Several reports
of
unidentified
flying objects
seen over
cities
u
in your
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have recently
addresses
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of
the
country since
arrived at
our office.
of
witnesses
aerial phenomenon
to
your
be held
strictly
contacting
the
witness for
anational
determine the
related phenomena.
matter will
be greatly
we would
appreciate names
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flying objects
office during
this period.
confidential, to
,HWi
and
or other
All names
be used
information regarding
.
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reporting unidentified
addresses
will
we are
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and
only when
their
experience.
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nature
Any information
appreciated.
objectives are
of
unidentified
you can
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pertaining to
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RE: AERIAL
.
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PHNOMENON RESEARCH
GROUP
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
cloncagmme
Dear Sir:
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Inc.
Virginia,
had received
she furnish
advi e
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from captioned
any information
she might
alleged
observation
ofa"flyiwr"
Richmond, Virginia.
Mrs- nformed
. -near
by the
Richmond Quartermaster
Army and
it was
she had
sighted
the
several
other
women
and subsequently
reporter about
in the
papers.
while on
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at she
organization requesting
have relative
to her
syear
or so
ago '
she is
employed
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her way
,,
to work
bee.
the United states
one morning
that
object in
question. She
stated that
employees of
the Depot
were present
one of
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had told anewspaper
the incident
and
all
their names
had appeared
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to answer
51¢.
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as s eelt
it could
be an illegal
or
subversive
group who
was trying
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information they
should not
have. She
pointed out
that she
knew nothing
about the
organization but
the correspondence
did not
reflect the
group was
connected with
the United
States
Government in
any
way.
R She
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informed that
the letter
indicated the
group
organization whose
duty
it
was to investigate
any and
all unusual
that one
Bob Gribble
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was the
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organization
f .HaBhington.
serial phenomenon.
was the
Director of
It also
Executive Director
Investigations. The
reflected
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address for
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A Correlation of Flying Saucers and
.
Visitors from
other
Planets-in lhe Bible!
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Firing
Saucers
have mace the headlines
off and on for many months no
Inch has been written
about them.
Research has shown that "flying
ch:
riots nndstrange
genera,
bothof locomotion
anddestruction,
arede
evibed in the holy
coho of_yurious heathen faiths
man thousands of"
years older than-our own.
Flying Chariots" have been seen and repori
and not believed
for many ages.
That is nothing new, But what is neu
is that recently
they have been photographed.
Hiring
established
the fsctunlity
of the-"flying
saucer ,
it is now abont time that we find a theological
confirmation
of the whole matter,
This
is
a necessity!
If "flying
enucern" inhabit
outer-space,
and it
they have some kind of celestial
character, they should have some pls:
in the total economyof God. They should have more place in our thin]
i
nd vlennine. and one would expect them to
be
mentioned in our ow:
holy books, too.
We are therefore not surprised, upon investigation,
I
to find "flying" clouds, rolls,
chariots, wheels and people. mentioned
in the Bible.
To realize this, is to make
s
great many mysterious
things in the Bible seem both matter-of-fact
and encouraging!
2
The
i t v it is true, had no adequate words to describe the thing
$h°Y BB?in their day which camefrom outer space, If s thing f1ew,:
Ins elleu s flying cloud, bird, chariot or angel. We, today, shoa
have orcgressed for enoughscientifically
to cell objects iron outer;
P.
snnccr is a term more reminiscent of a tea-party than of the man-wo
of science. It seemsour ownnomenclature, or
is
it our imagination,
ero== E? nameswhichare moreappropriate. But the unhappyterm "fly:
Yer? inadequatealso. However,the possibility andprobability of re:
izing unheardof sourcesof powerand speeds.and the conqueringof
space is to us but a matter of
time.
_
To understand our own holy book we must replace outworn mythological
1
minology of yeeter-year
with the most adequate scientific
terminology
today.
The heaven of yesterday
we call "space" today:
It-can
be
not!
ing else.
The angels of yesterday
are the "space-men
of today.
An
angel was an inhabitant
of space.
They came from other worlds.
If;
there are any inhabitants
of outer space, we today would call them e;
men ,
The "flying"
clouds, horses, or chariots
of.scripture
we call
flying saucers or "space ships .
three terms, many things now fall
Angels
or "space-men"
_--v way back in
in
with
s
clarification
have been seen.
They've
walked
the Old Testament, "Two angels
the evening.
of but these
into place quite naturally.
Uhen Lot can them he rose
on earth.
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or space-men} came to Sod:
to meet them, and bowed his
self with his face to the ground . he spoke to them and offered them
hospitality.
They did his 1 favor too. They seven his life!
for the
two space-men subsequently
led on attack
on Sodom and Gomorrah and de-
stroyed it with "brimetoneand tire out of heaven spaee!'
Gen. l9!.
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#5" .Daniel Dan. 9:21! calls the angel Gabriel,
space-man
as
coming
to him
in
swift
flight
at
the
time
of
the
eveni
sacrifice ,
and he also describes the interview
which followed.
Inn
ous incidents
are mentioned in scripture
of space-men landing on ear
and c ntacting
Abo
earth-men, usually bringing
to them an important mess
thr!E hundred such incidents can be listed:
They brought help
wel gasdestruction.thesemenfromouter-space
or heaven,
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that
weshould
take
these
observations
more
matter-o
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mtgologi
here.
Aliteral
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andnotvice-versa
asourclerics
andothers
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and mistakenly Ipi
" 11==dT lieion out of existence. and thus causedthe great divor:
between
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True science is true religion.
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bolical lan
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means
t° be rr°""d°d
byIn object In otherwords
gig: ena cm
Q3p11°ting
3 'Pa°°'5h1P
Howelse couldthe
. observers of
B pacer deg
that
havedescribed
this phenomenon?
Th5t"uf1yinBw
clouds
don't
refer
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realc10?ds
weseefrom
thequgtation
-gha
ere those that fly ----like
Isa, 50!,
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andin themidst
of the ire .. 1§ i=
gleaming
bronze.And
ironthemidst
of it cane
thelikeness
of fou
9
living creatures spacemen! Eek. 1!.
.
The IP&¢e-manmentionedabove had
a
vsri-colored
lights
rainbow over his head , namely
shone from a canopy over his head which shall be
describedlater. Light like the sun"camefromthis space-ship,at
i glelessz
no
doubt
landing-gear,
were likepillarsof fire , llu
ear
lit
b
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s
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sas
describing
these
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are
alsodescribed
asa 'f1yingProll'
Igsch.5:1!?lg otherwords
¥sau
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shaped. an approximate size estimated by an observer of
that century who had
no
knowledge of perspective
or distance,
is ineluded in this description.
They are also described as
a
flying
as
¥ent"
Isa.
14:29
- 80:6!,referring
nodoubt
to thelongtrail of
ire left
by the space-ship's
exhaust.
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west prozinent,
wost detailed,
and most appr:
some even caught by camera.
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the clearest,
priata name given these flying-ships
er space-ships. and one which I
would well adopt as the asst scientific
is, 'IHlBL1l5
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as IJ
reporter Isekiel calls them Eek. l!.
This reporter now gives $35
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detailed description of the so-called
flying saucer in existence
1
day - sang details of which have been verified by wodern observers
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Nowas I looked at the living creatures space-wen?T I!I
'h
the earth. the space-ship'had
evidently landed}. one for each of thf
four of them four space-ships in all!
lbs appearanceof the whee
was
likethegleaming
ofa ehrysolite
{transparent
orItrnnelue
@- Ih¢91
green . Their construction being as it were
a
Ihedl Iithi
they had spokes
and
rims recent observationsand pictures havever:
this description of an outer rim and an inner whee1._e-e-!- 15¢ &#
the living
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for the spirit
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space~nen! rose from the earth.
the wheels ro
of the living creatures was in the wheels .
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last sentence
is extremely
interesting. The
reporter claims
th
when the space-men rose the wheels rose with
them. That
is exactly
what aperson
of an unmechanical age would say.
Hen can move, butw
an ob eat. Bo
they described
the men as carrying
the ships with th
Is, Acoursewould
say the opposite,
namely that
the wheels
or s
the space-men, - '
shi carried
wheels" are
The-.whirling
full of
described as
"full of
round openings, port-holes, or
within", This
description again
graphs made
other won
'all'a
a
observations and
The IPB¢¢-Bhirs are described as darting
1!.
Ezk.
eyes , in
power outlets,
tallies with
recently,
r liéht i g"
_i;Q§3;i
to and fro, like
phot
the flss
"When theywent they went in any of their
four directions
without turnin
as
they went. In'whatever direot
the front wheel or shipi faced,
the others followed without turnin
as they went". Besides
describing their
unbelievable maneuverabili
without turning",
this also seems to claim that they flew'in
forms
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fo110ving_a
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leader also
see Ezk.
l6k9!. --
The fuel or power for these
space-ships is
space-ship. It
as fire
is described
found in
between the
the mi¢ 18 OT t
whirling wheels"
Ezk. 16:6!.
'In_the
midst there was something that looked like bu
ing coals of fire;
like torches moving to and fro, and the fire was
bright, and out of the fire went forth lightning Ezk. 1!. _,
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And now there follows adetail
which is
the very acme of veracity.=
Over the head of the living
creatures space-men!
there was the li
mess of afirmament
the protective
canopy over apilot's head! shi
ing like
1!.
Eek.
crystal transparent
glass!, spread out
above
their heads
This "glass globe" has also been observed on the flying
are given
by remote
control via
turret
which
will
be
saucers" of
i .
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the central
In flight
.
today and
photographed. It
these whirling
that flying
wireless.
described later.
wheels" give
has been reported in
Avoice
orde
is said
the holy
i. h§JuQ'{iiHQ§§
off
music
Rev. 4:8!.
books
of
other faiths
This
much
' older
than our
own. It's like the
sound of
many waters,
like the
thunder of
the Almighty,
asound
of tumult
like the
sounds of
aho:
1:24
Ezk.
-3:13!,
say human
touch!, the
cause it
refers
ing together.
the space-whips
The word "host" is
important to
keep in mind b
no
doubt
to the
great number
of these
space-ships
The insignia
which seems
to be on the
outer surface
are recognizable
as acherub
a humorous
or should
face of
aman,
These"space-ships are given orders
the earth"
Zach, oi._-,,.
.
alion,
and an eagle Eek;
to patrol
the earth,
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On the basis of
what we have learned,
certain events
in scripture
n
are understandable
and acceptable.
Enoch, it
is reported,
went to
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also seems
radio or
to come "from above the firmament canopy! over their heads .
It i
also claimed by this biblical reporter
that part of these space-ahi
is collapsible
and other parts retractable.
The latter is perhaps.
.5. phenomenon
4
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another world
without dying' Beb.
11:5!, as
perhaps loses did also.
Jacob thought he had avision
when he saw a ladder set
up
on
the
earth and beheld angels
or
space-men,
ascend1 B ind ¢=9=¢ ¢1 8 OH 1
Gen. 28],
some purpose
'*Iwl$"
it seems,
The ladder obviously was let down from aspace-ship for
or
other.
for on
space-man only
Space-men had
alater
occasion he
playing with
aparticular
interest in
wrestled with
Jacob until
it was
one of
time for
Jaco
them, the
the space-m
to go, whereupon he partially paralyzed
Jacob Gen. 32!. It
is int
esting to
note that
space-men usually
appear around sunset, during
night, or
at sunrise.
Through some whirl-wind-like action
Elijah d
am-on-ed into
mwe via
eflying
chariot II
Kings E311!;
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came to meet Jesus on the Ibunt of Transfiguration
_bright
cloud .
We know what these
'clouds'
were.
The "cloud"
peared with them again,
men into another
world.
via§'a*
disap-
The poor man in Luke le, was carried
by
spaceDo space-men carry away into heaven or space
the;poula:_o£
thedead?
Awoman
in
Rev. 12,wasgiven
unusual
loco-
moti e powers to escape her enemy. These instances can be multiplied
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in
nowbecomeclearer:
scripture
is described "like birds hovering
Isa. 31:5!,
The hovering is a'u
h°'¢T1
OT8 l me flying object.
Clouds are called lie chariot, with
them comes the wind, fire and flame Ps. 104!,
One reads of a swift
cloud" Isa. 19:1], in other wordsa space-ship. Iote the following
description:
"Then the earth reeled and rocked: the fbundations also
of the mountains trembled and quaked, because He was angry. Bmokewent
and devouring fire from His mouth: glowing
coals
up from His nostrils,
flamed forth from Hint
He bowed the heavens and came down. Thick darkness was under his feet,
He rode on a cherub and flew.
as came swiftly
upon
thewings
of theyind"Pa,l6!, Wehave
discussed
these
signs
.-
aove.
They describe
a space-ship,
although
the observer
in not
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hers,
seeing the pilot, describes the space-ship as though it were a person.
Perhaps in this case this space-ship might be God's
own private spaceship or the so-called "mother" ship, Why should
we
deny God the right
to make a machine and use
it
too,
if
He wants to?
God's
presence with Israel
in the desert
the day and by night a "pillar
of tire";
Visible
in
the
sky by day
Exo.
was via
a
pillar
of cloud
in
the tire of course
would
not be
Out of this cloud God harassed the
l3!
Egyptians.In Isa. 66, it is reported
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in
fire and His chariots
like the storm-wind with flames of fire".
"And again,
"His chariots
are like the whirlwind"
Jer, 4:15!,"
Psalms 68:17,
claims that God lived on Iount Sinai for a while with 20,000 chariots,
Big "clouds" settled on Mount Sinai with "fire" and 'smoke'
for forty
days.
loses was given the tablets
of the law on this mountain, through
the intervention
of space-men, as Paul tells
us.
Sinai seems to have
.
been God's
headquarters
for a certain
maneuver at this time.
Space-men
withtheirships
always
seem
to bepresent
when
God's
peele arein dan-
ger,Even
ad fticult
passage
like"And
the
'glory
c {£0
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and stooduponthe mountain .Eek. ll:25!,
from the midst of the
city
nowbecomesclear.
It
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meansthat the ships took ctr from the middle of
the city,
the take-off
neither
should we forget
the Bible,
place,
and then landed on a mountain.
that God is called
which means the Lord of "hosts"
the Lord of °Babbaoth'
in-
or "armies"
-
real
armies,
space-armies.
This name "the Lord of hosts", is the most used name tor
God in the Bible.
He is the God of war._ This title
is
used hundreds
of times together with the complementary phrase hosts of heaven , or
hosts of space. Jacob once saw the whole assembled arm. .ie rea4u'
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This is God's
army'.'
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heavenor spaceto earth to fulfill His plansandto carry outicpertain
campaigns»
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raised,
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they
looked
like
thrones,
and when the central
and are so-called
in
turret
was
scripture,
His
ihrone
was
fieryflames,
its ¥hee1s
were
burning
fire,
a stream
of tire
ssue and came forth from be ore im'
Don.
7:9!.
so ordinary thrones
these, but space-ships:
In Rev, d, we have a uniq
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-"mother" ship and twenty-four others on a landi s-51915 Vhi h 1°°k9¢
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crystal", and from them all came flashes of
lightning,
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these
things*ere
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His powersof levitation, His ability to passthrough doors,
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pulk
on tater,
from cuter
and heal
s»sce,
the
sick.
are
They will
also
be ours someday when we will
the
essential
attributes
of
Inn
be
free
likebirdsikzk.13:20!,AtJesus
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coming
ontheclouds
Tspoce-ships!
ofheaven
space!
withpower
and
Great slurs
Matt. 24:30 - Rev. 14!.
He will come with His whole era?
- and will then take over the destiny of the world.
Jesus comes then, ,
conquering and to conquer;
a
King of kings, and Lord of lords. This
time He summons
the twelve legions of space-men,which He refused to
summon
at the time of.His betrayal. He will appear on
a
white horse?
,
°T Fksce-ship,"shooting
flames of fire",
leading
a
whole fleet of=»h?i
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for ohr comfort. We should always remember that God's
people are alts!
proticted by a circle of space-ships.
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of witnesses ,
we read
in Heb.
12.
came out to protect but one man, Elijah
mountain was full
or rescued right
_
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Father's
house in which are many rooms , or as some transla-
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it
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tors
put
it, or
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resting-stations"
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if you
wish,
the
wayto outer-s
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theP °"et'
anduniverses
in outerspace
are therefor a good
andglorious
purpose
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n
of horses
and chariots
The whole heavenly
II Kings 6:17}.
of fire".
And Eli ah
from under the noses of a whole city
full
host
ones
Val
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of enemies.
ff God's
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which is published at 2312 Court,
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stated
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about flying saucers.
he and a group of fellow workers saw an adver-
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in a
magazine and they subscribed to this publication
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on
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occasion
some -little
green men emerged from the vehicle and
invited
he
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ship.
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technical
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capacity
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he
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television
newscast
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occurred,
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that
little
credence
during
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the split
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Captin
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it
for
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he placed
what
it
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in the story,
but was presenting
worth.
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be utterly ridiculous,but, in accordance
with
instructions
from his headquarters,
he smst make some inquiry
concer:
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advised this
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he had just observed
at 0.92;ford, Pennsylvania,
a
bright light
traveling about
2,000 feet
in
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toward Baltimore,
Maryland. described
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the
object
as asolid,
bright ye
directions and
that it
low light
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the headlight
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described _it
stated the
object nade
no noise,
speed
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traveling about
last saw
it at
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as
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being more
than
twice as
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twice as
big
as the
headlight of
an automobile
and another
time
as
twice as
bright
as
the evening
star and
it was
impossible
to persuade
him to describe
it more
specifically.
He said
the object
made no noise "and that drfii-st
it was
traveling overhead
about
as
fast as
his automobile
but then
it speeded
up
and he could
not keep
upwithHe
italthougg
he
was
traveling at
80 miles per hour.
said t ttwo of his
buddies in
the barroom
where
he
had .irst
object had
also observed
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while
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this Bureau
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to orve
fiance, Hr.
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flying saucer.
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stated at
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an
April 6IY
am dark
and while driving on
Routll
north
of
Henderson,
Carol
Northina,
she and
HF.cw-flying
Pairse
startled by
what appeared to be an oval-shqoed,
1956, awhile itwas
object coming
on
the
which was
directly towards
their ear
driver's side.
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less than
25' feet
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at agreat
speed,
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be spinning,
was
bright as
though containing
aseries
of
lights
in asigzagging
pattern, was
light blue
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at leastas wide
as thehighwagaavad
no
more than
from two
to fourfeet inthickness.
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change
lashes
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it
for
only a
r
shape, itmade
few ceconds
no
sound
before
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veer off out of sight behindthen, _
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when daylightcame she
noticed itpas
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and 4'that qpproxinctel
minutes after the had
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object
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to thebelt of{er belief,wasat
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aide
as
the highway
and appeared
no more than two
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to four
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a.n. on 4/6/56
co dawn
was
breaking
and
while
driving
en
Route
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north of Ienderson, lforth
Carolina,
the
pair
nae
startled by
chat
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in:
appeared to
be
a round
lone-flying
object caning
directly tomrde
the car.
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turned
to
see
it
appear
to
speed
up
and
then
veer-off
out
of
sight. _
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Ur.
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felt they
had seen something unusual which One
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to
explain- -* §and
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