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BOLLAND
TOFFEE
to the for•
BPdonE!anilv
No. t,9U. July 6, 1952
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Gegeuwart abgegen•a bat.
Jlerlin,dell I.Juli 1'35?.
ill oer.ir'ke o.es Y:!IIIJl'e,geri.chts l!~d in
lt."10 ,lr... •Jz:kundnnr}1' f\lr 1252
Here is
Ey,-wi)n,_ss Re" Linko •-" d!mted tho a,tist to p,odua this vivid imomsioa ol tbe n,in< sauo« a, be ,aw
Th•r saw the Flyin< S••'"' Oskar Linke and blS
,t ,n the ,Iea<m<, be,•de ,t stand the two momhm of the mw, who took off in it sho<llY aft«,
12-yea<-old steo-dan<hi«­
Are 'Flying Saucers' a Russian invention?·
Western intelligence officers are now trying_
to answer this question following sensational
reports by 48-year-old ex-Mayor Oskar Linke,
who escaped from the Soviet zone. Linke has
11otar
sworn an oath before a judge that he and
his daughter saw two metal­
clad figures and a '50ft saucer
FULL
STORY
with a 10ft conning tower' take
Der liotar :
off from a forest clearing four
?Diles inside the Russian zone.
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part of the signed. sealed. official deposition which Berr Linke made iD
Berlin, telling the whole story of bis fantastic experience.