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Mr. Rosen
Mr. Tracy
Mr. Carson
'Flying Saucers' Reported Seen"
Mr. Egan
Mr .
sy Scores of'Eyewitnesses'
Gur ne a--­
By th• Auocloted Pms
said they saw the discs yesterday
Mr. Harbo
The
'•flying
saucer"
mystery afternoon. A party of seven firs,
Mr . Hendon--­
reached fever pitch today, after ''I saw some and 10 mlnutees later, ,
saw them myselt" statements from a crowd of 20 or 30 people saw an
Mr . Jones
a veteran United Air Lines crew, other batch of nine or ten. Wore
Pennington_
scores of Portland (Oreg.) residents, passed around, and soon the waltin(
and 60 picknickers at Twin Falls crowd saw another batch circling
Quinn T amm_
Park in Idaho.
and climbing.
The UAL pilot copilot and stew-
At Seattle, Frank Ryman, coast
ardess, who had ;coffed consistently ~uard yeoman, said he took a
at "flying saucer" tales, said they picture of what some residents north
saw such objects last night while of Seattle thought was a flyirig disc.
flying a passenger plane from Boise, 1'.he photograph showed a pinhead­
Idaho, to Portland.
size light spot agamst the dark
Their statements followed a day evening sky. .
during which the "saucers" were
The Oregoruan dispatched a plane
reported seen In many parts of the to hunt Portland's saucers. It foul )
Nation
nothing but empty sky.
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Strange Craft Over Philadelphia .
. Many P~rtlanders-mcludlng po-
In Philadelphia, Dr. M. K. Leis ,
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lice, experienced flyers and three a junior lnteme at the Peru1sylvan
ewspap~rmen-declared they saw Hospital for Mental Diseases, and
Ivery discs over Portland.
other persons In the western sec­
In New Orleans, Miss Lillian Law- tion of the city, reported seeing
ss said she saw an object, shining strange craft in the skies last night.
ke silver or chromium, flying at a
It was something round with a
great height and at a terrific speed luminous halo about It, Dr. Leisk
In a northeasterly direction over declared. It was not shiny, but
Lake Pontchartrain.
dark In color and seemed to be
"Pancake Standing on End."
propelled by whirling wings.
Dr.
Describing what they saw as fiat, Leisy &aid the object he saw was
tran~lucent plates 12 to 15 Inches moving at approximately the speed
in diameter, several Port Huron of the wind, b_elow the clouds. tt
(Mich.) residents reported seeing eventually vs.n~hed m the clouds,
the "saucers."
he added.
A dl&patch from
Summerslde,
Capt. E. J. Smith, Seattle, a ve~- Cana, said farmers in the Prince
eran of ~• years \\lth United Air Edward Island region claim to have
Lines, said he observed the round seen more of the mysterious disc­
flat objects-'·Jike a pancake stand- like missiles reported flying through
lng on end"-for about 12 minutes northern skies earlier this wcet
while flying trom Emmet,t Idaho, to
J ames Harris, farmer at She •
a point southeast of Ontario, Ore.
brooke, 1 mile norlll of here, a1 l
He radioed the Ontario airport but his hired man, Herman Linklettc
airport officials saw nothing.
said they saw one of the objec ~
1 Sixty persons plcknlcking at 'I\v!n last; night traveling from the north­
f'nlls Park, near Twin Falls, Idaho, west toward the southeast.
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