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ST
ART stnted tha'fi mien the airorai"t came to rest aoove his
automobile, i t appeared to be "at 1.east 1':if'ty f'~et (SO) 1n
mooter,
and wavorod e11.shtly. "
l e in si(;ht the airc?Gf'1i gaw ort a eouo::\
simi.l.4r to that 0£ a vacuum cleanor.
STElu\nT avorrod tho.t t
a.ircro.ft
maintained its posit.ion o.bow tho automobile £or approximatoly three
(3) minutes and th&n turned on it.s edce, thoroby proconting its nat
surface to his vioion, and appearod to roll no.rose tho sky ct a terrific
rote or speed, greater trum that of a jet. pl.a.no.
STEWART oetimot.Qd the
horizon to tho Gouthwest or his vision, to113rds which tm object TZruJ
traveling, as approximately thrco and om-half (3½) miles f'ran his
position, am that the object as it disaopeared across the horizon was
approximate1y the clir.lension ot a fiw (S) inch disk held at am •s lene1;h.
He advi.aed that when too objoct first np ared, it appeared to be at on
angle to the·horizon or fifty (.50) dtt@"ees, and as he was procoedinc
north it appeared on the nort.bcavt horizon on tho crest ot a hill.
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also adviccd that during the period tho object was in his vicion h
noticed no sign or aet.iVity 1'11.thin it an:1 discomod no odor :fron it.
STErlART ad'V18od that during tho time o! tho above ob ervation
ot the aircra.tt. there 11as only one ·other •utomobile 1n the immediate
nciru.t;y.
lb descr.1.bod thia to be a 1946 Pontiac convort1ble~ yolln.1
•·th J.9S2
1 ryland licenee plates, the !'irst three (3) dl.git.e or ffllicb
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~ro oix-zoro-zcro (600).
He related that tho car wan apparently oc­
cupiad by a ~
and a iroman and that tho man hnd dismounted his auto­
mobile and was loold..ng at the aircrart, but thnt upon being hailed by
ST
ART, had z,eturnod to hie Qutomobile and driven ot:l rapidly. It
was Mr. STEWART ' • opinion that ho did ao ~n aocing th n1'oremontioncd
Tho::lpson sub-OS.chins gun.
Ur. STEl-7.A:RT ~OT'QOd the writer (thnt ho \7QO
not addicted t.o or a ca!2Ua.l. in:tulgcr ot ar.,y fom or alcoholic bovorageo
and was not under such infl.uenoe nt tho time of tho eichting.
f'urthor
advised that he wore gla&ses only ror purpoeea or readine and that tho
only obstruction to his observation ot the above dencr:U:od aircroi't
the Vindshiold or his auto:nobilo ,men fir9t aightcd; however.
hen he
orged from t~.e autonobtln he mu, ble to observe the oircnu't without
any trouble.
STEUAilT contorxled that the above ineidont h d a singular oi'tect
upon his automobile 1n that 1t killed the l!lOtor nnd apparently magne­
tized its Wiring.
Ha also stated that. the above incidont had resulted
in the paint on his c:u- cracking.
AOEHT 'S NOTE; An inspect.ion 0£ STEYlATtT 1s nuton:obUc revaaled
t.hnt it, had been ~cently- painted.
It. waa aocortainod rrom S'IEflART that, h1o hobbies .ere the
collacti.on and handl.1ng 0£ 1100.pone, American Hiat.oey, ond tbut. hia
avocation waa politics.
Ho stated that ho ha.d boen active in the
J)Olitical candidacy of a oonator1nl contestant ot tho State ot ar,yland
and wa:.1 currently leader or tho political club supoortins the a.bow
mentioned candidato in his 'l'r.U'd.
He advi.8ed that on tho nieht or the
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