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Mr. Lodd
Mr. Clegg
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Mr. Clavin
Mr. Michols
1093 no 227
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FLXING
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FLYING SAUCERS-AS
FUNDADO EN MADRID EN 1922
SPAIN
NUM.7.805
LUNES 3 DE ABRIL DE 1950
PRECIO DEL
SEES IT
UNA FOTOGRAFIA SENSACIONAL
First picture of a flying
MISTERIO EN PLATILLOS
saucer comes from the
Spanish newspaper
LAS NUBES
VOLANTES
Informaciones.
DAILY GRAPHIC correspondent
in Madrid explains:
The caption stated that this
picture was obtained at
3 a.m. in the Balearic
Islands by Enrique Haus-
mann Muller, a newsreel
cameraman.
It added that he and his
assistants / heard a loud
noise and saw a luminous
trail crossing the sky. He
pulled out his camera and
obtained a picture-but
expresses no opinion about
flying saucers.
FOOTNOTE from Texas:
Ira Maxey. wartime mem-
ber of a U.S. bomber crew,
photographed two groups
of flying saucers near
INFORMACIONES, elempre a1, servicio do
éxito de nuestro periodice at afracer COLD In.
sing Holores, 100 efrace hoy una fotografin
teresante. documento a sus lectores, no 1000.
Fort Worth. "But." he
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said, " they were more like
nanto polémica acoroa de los platillos volan.
escatimado medios para poder spuntarse
flying bananas than flying
saucers."
The picture that Spanish newspaper readers saw.
EHin
DAILY GRAPHIC
APRIL 20, 1950
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