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SPACE
VIEW
3
SUTTON, WEST VIRGINIA MONSTER MAY BE
" COLLIER'S" ROCKET!
Rev. S. L. Daw, Wmhlngton, D.C., lepresentatfve, IFSI
I han per nally photographed flying saucers ax times and personally photogra.phed
rht place wher<· one landed in Charleston, West Virginia. I also talked to two eye-witnesses.
I ,a..., and t.ilked to a police officer who was burned by one in Wheeling, W est Virginia.
My own cou in w.i the doctor who treated him.
I .i.ttmipted to photograph one going over Melessa Pass, ~000 f~t up in the Blue
R 1< ~t· mounta1m, lS I w.u at a height of 2~00 feet at Wahala Glen Just directly opp<>site
fron Mele \.I P .. The p 1Lture was not too good du to the mist from the mountams.
The ohtetl that landed at Charleston, W
I Virginia was described as a large metal
t, II, •hrow1nR off .t white light and after Ian, 1
, two small men m red emerged from
.a tr.11 m the op 1nd climbed up a tree to look
'>Und. Seeing people watching them, they
~ot t-, d; in 1nd took off. We can prove what r
was : In the attempt to shoot rockets to
the moon the re 1s a de\·1te with the m tors on the wings and the body of the device is
.i et r ro
llcd .ipparatu which throw
ff a .irge metal shaped disc which throws off a
red , nlo• • rom the crnter which when iTfiect< J coulcl..,easily be taken for some sort of a
,mall I
,11 Th s was descntxd in (
r's
gazine of October 11 , 19~2.
,rding to the W ashin.i;:ron D
ew
the monster seen at Sutton, West Virginia
coul I
the rocket dest nbed in Coll.
m.igu me The picture on the cover of the maga­
zine ,
ws a sphert headed, w1 le-bo<
d, t
k-bd lied rocket craft pcwing out burning
hydraz ne and nitric acid as rt Imd
}11nd-enr on the moon. The West Virginia people
'
to have seen · " An ob1r- t estimated
IO feet tall, four feet Wide a.t the bottom
.u
..,. t • man. Tw, light fl ,h
om side to side, the mat:hine made a noise
11-.e f;,h c:~u1,ing, .1,
h.irr ,1l ke
.is ahout." Sounds somev. h.it the same.
The United States may t
p<
1th something that th pub!JC is not .iware
ot and 1t 1\ doing its be t to keep
lie age of r0tket ships is Just around the
corner.
CIVILIAN SAUCE
I VESTIGA TION OF NEW ZEALAND
C
TAcn IFSB
of the m
Thq represent all 1
The committt
.iz1neering, who 1
the Temtor .ii Alf Force,
h
t1on engine rani.: in pector. D I A
tronorner and en 11
e bee,
part 1
of M
idenl
seen
Th C1vdi.in
7~ and
as et up m N ew Zealand on
October 1~. 19~
•~
th existente of saucer~. It has no
affiliation with
,
H to .iny son cty to which rt members
rnJy helong Mo,
udymg fl ying s.iucer reports fo r at least
tive years.
.tstronorners, scientists, aviators, and the
11!.1'1 in the ,r ed
f H. Fulton, a sergeant m the R.N .Z.A.F.
.atta hed 10 ,
CSI of NZ, Mr R. J. La.van .. a member
of
f CSI of NZ; Mr. G H Gilmore, avia­
tudymg for a science degree; and E. J.
(,r .i.1t,er. an ,1.
Aims of tht' , ommrttee .ar,
orrespor
,HRl'
h kindreJ bodae overseas, and to ulti­
matdy find the on •in of flym
an l
111 an on.
M• H H Fultun, and Mr R
La
"" rt
en m.& Jc- mem~r, of tht Internataooal
( ounL ii •I IF, H \X' l hope to e t.abl1,h
<lat1orh "1th th" ''-" aety .and get a rep•
II
ht )'
e..., Z~al.inJ C. I ,t:nl to
m.ip ut N " Zealand ,howing all
,.,ultr, h,I\ c been ,i.izhttJ
iry of <J t ,1,a.(h ang. A rnmplete report
he made an our next 1,,u,·.
C I 01 ,
..., Ze.dand the best of Jue k
di be a suness.